Morristown College - Red Knight Yearbook (Morristown, TN)

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E 2 WILLIAM ERNEST ALEXANDER Jonesboro, Tennessee Major: Special Education Organizations: Delta Psi Omega Fra- ternity, Choir, Thespian Club. SAMUEL ANDERSON Greenwood, Mississippi Major: Political Science Organizations: Methodist Student Movement, business managerg Red Knight Journal Staff, assistant editor-in- chiefg Phi Beta Mu Society, MENC. H 'E . SH' ,sf ' 5 T gif OPHO ORE BEULAH ANNETTE ARNETT Whitesburg, Tennessee Major: Pre-Nursing CATHY JEAN BALLARD Chattanooga, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education Organizations: Phi Beta Mu Society, Choir, French Club. if 4 lu at mil! a 3 ' w K , CURTIS BRADLEY , Atlanta, Georgia Major: Psychology Organizations: Basketball Team, Social Science Club. LEDORA DIANNA BREWER Greenwood, Mississippi Major: Elementary Education Organizations: Delta Psi Omega Fra- ternity, Choir, Thespian Club, Red Knight Staff, French Club, Methodist Student Movement. ROSIE ELLOUISE BROCK Greenwood, Mississippi Major: Secretarial Science Organizations: Commercial Club, Thespian Club, Red Knight Staff, Re- ligious Education Fellowship. at

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in Q 'H' l if Wfmili. L . ', ' J ' 'PUR it it wise, w in , w L. g Y Z, Y m in it iiiuiwimiiimiiim N X: ng .V N iff fi' . N. . ut in in ww ui 'l- in su -..-,,.,u ,ge ,MH ,,,, g,,g',.,,,,m,,a, 2:15 Wulf,-3 l1': r i,ii ' it N ni' wt 'si ,ll , J i .sf 5 H, H, x , .. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ....... Vice-President .... Secretary ......... Assistant Secretary. . . Treasurer ......... Sergeant-at-arms . . . Business Manager . . . . . . . . . .Jerry Kincaid . . . .William Richardson . . . .Gwendolyn Lewis . . . . . . .Rubye Hunt . . .James Coleman . . .Paul Sudderth . . . .Bobby Oates OPHOMORE CLASS HI TORY On September 10, 1961, a group of 107 students, entered the door- way of Morristown College to form a new freshmenclass. To lead this group successfully, the following officers were chosen: Jerry Kincaid, president, John Hoyle, vice-president, George West, sec- retary, Gwendolyn Lewis, assistant secretary, James Coleman, treasurer, Bobby Oates, business manager, and Gilbert McKissick, sergeant-at- arms. The faculty sponsors were Mrs. Clara Osborne and Miss Jessie Matthews. Among the students who made the Dean's list during the first semester were Ronald Cook, Charles Wiggins, Jennie Twitty, Rosie Williams, and Mary Towles. l The charming young ladies who were chosen as attendants to Miss Morristown were Pauline Wheeler, Barbara Wellons, Jean Brookins, Bertha Thaxton, and Charlesline Hilton. - By popular vote Thelma Charles was chosen Miss Freshman, and Jean Brookins were chosen Miss Vogue. Many of our young ladies were chosen as queens of various states: Nancy Hoosier, District of ,Colum- bia, Barbara Lyons, Mississippi, Arlene Goode, New York, Shirley Thompson, Pennsylvania, Gwendolyn Lewis, South Carolina, Margie McNeal, West Virginia, and Brenda Brent, Wisconsin. To highlight our social activity, Ledora Brewer was chosen as campus sweetheart. The effectiveness of the various clubs and organizations was due to the contributions made by the Freshmen class. The basketball team was composed of 98? freshmen, who were, Jimmie Fields, Ronald Cook, Frank Sligh, Bobby Oates, Louie Turner, Buford Howell, Donald Carmack, Curtis Bradley, and Donald Williams, trainer. To cheer our team were Delcena McNeal, Jean Brown, Margie McNeal, and Rosa Williams. Out of 38 members of our college choir, thirty were freshmen, with Herbert Greaves as tenor soloist and president, and Barbara Lyons as soprano soloist. Margaret Oates was chosen queen of the choir. The French Club, Science and Mathematics Club, Thespian Club, Social Science Club, Religious Education Fellowship, Noblemen Club, Commercial Club, Phi Beta Mu Society and the Delta Psi Omega Fraternity, allbenefited by the Freshmen class. ' At the beginning of the second semester, fifteen students joined our Freshmen class. They were: Robert Adams, Robert Baxter, Georgia Greene, Sylvester Thomas, Ruth Williams, Evelyn Beavers, Diane Clark, Shirley Thompson, Mary Jones, Edward Gaston, Yvonne Smith, Hazel Smith, Barbara Smith, Marian Williams, and Paul Wilson. Outstanding awards were presented to various students: Catherine Davis, Rubye Hunt, and Charles Wiggins, Mathematics awards, Gwen- dolyn Lewis, Annie Goodwin, Good Housekeeping awards, Sinda Smith, William Plate Prize, Charlesline Hilton, The Tyler Prize, Anne Gidney, best actress, Fred Spruell, best actor, and Donald Carmack, best sup- porting actor. With much enthusiasm, 907: of our original class returned to com- plete an anticipated second year of success. The class, having reached sophomore status, elected the following officers: Jerry Kincaid, presi- dent, William Richardson, vice-president, Gwendolyn Lewis, secretary, Rubye Hunt, assistant secretary, James Coleman, treasurer, Bobby Oates, business manager, and Paul Sudderth, sergeant-at-arms. Faculty advisors chosen were Mrs. Mildred Brown and James Adams. For the first semester, of our sophomore year, the following students led the class academically: Jennie Twitty, Pauline Wheeler, Jean Brown, Charles Wiggins, Anne Gidney, Mary Towles, Edgar Wim- berly, Catherine Davis, .Annie Goodwin, Margo Gregory, Rubye Hunt, Gwendolyn Lewis, William Richardson, Stella Robinson, George West, Anthony Norwood and Sylvester Thomas. as Q 1 all in : :

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1 V ,HA , , it all ll ug ' v 1 VELMA LENETTE BROOKS Greenwood, Mississippi Major: Music Organizations: Delta Psi Omega Fra- ternity, Choir, Thespian Club. THELMA CHARLES Rogersville, Tennessee Major: Physical Education Organizations: Cheerleader, MENC, Phi Beta Mu Society, Miss Freshman, Crary Hall Dormitory Council, secretary. HENRY MORRISON CLAY Marion, Virginia Major: Elementary Education Organizations: Choir, Science and Math Club. will 1, nat i, W ff- : ,, i :ilu t il j aa' i iv CSS! A JEAN TAYLOR BROWN Greensboro, North Carolina Major: Secretarial Science Organizations: Phi Beta Mu Society, MENC, Red Knight Staff, Methodist Student Movement, secretary, cheer- leader. l It I l,,,11l1Qggg...m l :eu 1--i 3,41-..q - H wt lk? gif: wi H .1 MARIAN JEAN BROOKINS Gadsden, Alabama Major: Sociology Organizations: Delta Psi Omega Fra- ternity, Thespian Club. LARRY JAMES BROOKS Shelby, North Carolina M ajor: Elementary Education Organizations: Thespian Club, Noble- men Club, Wallace Hall Dormitory Council, treasurer. Sophomores DONALD KENT CARMACK Rogersville, Tennessee Major: Biology Organizations: Delta Psi Omega Fra- ternity, presidentg Thespian Club, Delta Four.