Tennessee State University - Tennessean Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1946 volume:

Published by iht Sludenls of TENNESSEE AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL STATE COLLEGE : � ft- � � � � � � � � � � � + -� � � � � � ■ • ■ ■ i J t NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE 1946 YEARBOOK STAFF Miss Allura Frf.eman Miss Sarah Swoniacan Mr. Charles Smith Mr. Benjamin Sait.tf.rs Mr. Thomas Pinson ... . Mr. Charles Coleman ... Mr. George Harper Mr. Earl Wells......... Mr. Roy Overton. . --- Mr. Thurman Xorthcross Miss Henrietta Rucks Mrs. Mary Biddix Bateman Mr. Carlos Bruce ... Miss Thelma L. Browne . Mrs. Melba T. Brown- Miss I.innell Nunn. . — .. Editor-in-Chief Associata Editor Associate Editor Easiness Manager Assistant Easiness Manager Advertising Editor Assistant Advertising Editor Circulation Editor Assistant Circulation Editor Fraternity Editor ........ Sorority Editor Club Editor .................Art Editor Assistant Art Editor .........Executive Secretary . . .....Assistant Secretary ADMINISTRATION THE DIVISIONS wm J'hr 1946 rat book Xlaff works mhovr y and posts (hr to it') ATHLETICS FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS n Makiiia M. Hrown Ubrdritt n Mn M.iiiIi.i M Huiwii llhuii.ui Iu� . Imn .1 mnii l� c ol llir Utull «imi- IVItj. Mir 1« line ill llic ! «■ • 1IIKHI.1I iiu'iiiIhi ol iln � 1.111 � 11 Ihi | l � • ill Iji ialt Kriniiilm-tillt Mi� . Ilnm 11 irlU ol tiuviiiR im«l 111 MHMf ujuul� hi prwllull rtr-ry ilcptirinu-m o( tin • ollcRr-dnr no � ( Imme noftumu� . diiolot ol yocil iiiiiM .m l llir l)oir. mill 1011 ol bmh men jikI � « inrn, olinol nunc, ufrlriii niiioitn .mil llliuiiati at well i in olliel « jimiIIh;� . Mu Iu� vlinl .1« llruMlin ol 1I11 MjIi Imlm V� «KUIMiii lot nslilon H’lrt .mil Ihi (tjirbil tbiouuli ■ Mil llir «1.H1 .iiMirv.ioK Riunp� ol nil js on prole� •kuwtl jioI � � hI iiI� k� I� 'Ik .� .« mi-mlK-t ol Sigiiu •31111113 R1.0 yiimiiv. In ili« 10I1- ol IVoolli) Hi� Mi� It 11 mu i'iiuiiM'1 uMiiiL' nil'll .mil women in ihr Hum imiiplrv pinhlriti� of lilr litr tlMiiilil vliivi I01 noth its tlioll of prifn lion in nluitctri hr din� . I llir tl.iiuljnl tel b� 'In Hint� 11. ★ Mi K. I I U . Si .lie lliiililinii Doi-lopri ol Noriii ImIin.•!khi. Iu� Imih .0010iiiil with ihr mllni: ilnmiKli lilt' Mule IJqxnmieiil ol IiI.iiiiIkhi onic ItllK. In lm foinirr upiiiiit 3� m hi KomdwjIiI gm and hi In� pnKin [KitiiKoi, Mi ( 1.1� lu� In «it Ihi piimip.tl Iir no in tin run- in iiiiililmv .mil irmmlrllnK elrnniH.ii� uml Itiuli � iln«il� in ni.ui� d llir muiillr� 111 Ihr � i.nr III� ability 10 froirr 111inij11.il tf � � «l will It � prom) ol iiir� iinuhlr value 10 nlmuixiii iii llir South llili (•• Ihr iluMtlrr ol 3 rimhI «•hoohiun. Ml. Ijv Inicir� !� inmv nirr the whole rungr of human jII.hi� . Ilr Iu� oicjo. nl � iul fui � oiin' � rji� «ofuliot ill llir Irnnovt Mjle «� ll ur Suildav Mhoiil V� Iim1i .� 1 (mei� opportunity 10 rnrith lifi iIhhiikIi irliuioii Hi Iu� j |u� � ioiuie IhIicI hi lh 1.1 iuli 1 Inn• ol ouiu: jH'ople .Hid with illi� faith Ii. h.i� limit Umhik ffirml � hl|H II� Il3 UtlKol Willi plORI.HII� II till' «olllRl .uni on ihr hrtd that ftulrl Ik tin ■■■1111111111m lib Ilr i� cMiiiltxr vmtcIuiv ol the Uniri lloinr� M.� � 1111111 in leiinroee. IoiiikIii ol the I rmirtaec liinii.nul Moymimi. jml general org-mmi ol iIk- «-vi«� Hii«Iik� I rjRiir Ile i� u mcintx'i of tin Omcfij l � i I'lif tia ImulV. In ilu hisioiH.il development ol I emlessee Slate College there are those who have laith- Itilly mulcted servire over a long period ol lime. Some ol them have witnessed its cvolu lion from the beginning to the present time. With characteristic courage and integrity they have Mood the storm when skies were not always fair; with est they have entered into the- joys and fortunes ol the institution. I n- reservedly and unstintedly they have given of their strength, ellori. wisdom, knowledge, judgment, and foresight 10 the thousands who have route their way. Qualities such as are found in these noble R. K c i av S il � lltiiltliil£ l in lufiri 1 if Vg u Ethuvlinii | er$on whom Tennessee Slate College is privileged to have on its luculiy. do 1101 go im- notieed. They are the mdisj ensal)lc aitri buic that huild and maintain an institution. Well may others emulate their virtues as they challenge us to assume the us| onsilnli- ties and (ullill the task ol building a greater Tennessee State Or I lege as visualized hv Presi- dent Davis. l o those who have charted the way and who are continuing in tin upward and on- ward march ol Tennessee State to even great- er heights, we do resjrecilully deduau iliis volume. Janip. E. Kt i.iori Csftlriin Con Mil tii til U s ||| in ,ro l I� Cullrjir C ha film n Hn innl W. s I lliiwinn. tollnir li.ipl.uii. Ii.tt ccrtctl iht (Qllntc hi 11� � � upjuH •nice 1912. In ad- • lahiii i conducting llic dcyotiunal pnmd during ili« ih.i|nl hour, l i V llingion Miniilmt in iiaihlion. dr- loco iIk lifsi Child Sunday Million m llic mm ol •nllticr church recent cnnitiu« 1 ilir ihntl Sunday of rath ntonlli Hr luu piuininrnth |uitni|«alcd iu puilH . ll run program • ( city unit in(rrr l hrltl ai I hr nlllrvtr lilt liuliux nprinin; nmuiulKim. toiitiiirnt r •unii rxncitis, «iKti.il otiadum honoring IraduiK In •at. stair. anti national Incinrv anniirran |� niRr.iim celebrating Ihr lluiik rmiiK. riiiimiKit, jihI I actn trawNit. 4� uell it in othet piogmui . Cliaiactcihtii ol ilir cltnirni «nut irmlrml bt Krt Hlingliill n Iht pniliipi .mil Icliahlr ivmilmn til lot niUdmi Kitmnl ami inning ill iiilnmct. cerino� hi thoughi anti «'Iht in pidginmi arc ihr didimtnr licit� of Kr I llinglnli. Ilttir it no tlcirlltiMiii ol time at ihr tnllrgr t� r tailtr of Inc pinlt-ccitmal iililigatlnii jc lllllliclrt of litr I iid Hapfict Chinch ul Fnti Vtchtillr c ill - lanirtt in Jim of Mu- riiKhtr.il Son.' lU livrrrd lo j capacity N.icJn tilt- ai.il.tn Ini iht pad Idle ittn trail. In ic ntt tree ilu iliaraclrr ulm ha unubtrmitrly iidlornt r l ihr litrs til ton ul IcM iiiiiiiImic ul toting mm amt unium Him hast .uirndrd Irimctvr stair College. ★ Stic. I F I Hit ill. lalrlriu i nintili.iiii. Iw% tirrci a membri ol Ihr (acuity time 193. tier reputation m •onncctlon vt lit talrlcna management ami yuprrciftlon hat t sirnil.il brvoml I lie Slalr d I runrscrr On inanv • itannin. In r opted. Mn. I ll.oll ha� nrg.un rd ulHeiia� hi oilict dale� . Ii« «l� � i tpiahis ernnt in an untie alt tl civlr an- guaraniml ai ihr hand� f Mrs. P.llioll. Hit «rtcitrs air not lirn.it 1 in hrt tprt'lal lalnil n| (ikk| pn-paiatmii. M-rtut-, .uni manuKrmrnt. Inn il •� not uncommon i� hear toting mru ami vmntni lium ■mi Ihr dalr turn in nn I Mi� HI I ml I Ini Iht lirlp ami on|irtaiii� ii in thru llt.il in oblaiii an education. Her allalilrm-sc ttulr� hn a penmi tommniily «niglif for • i. jiiu'I and a tic in hIimi lutilnl � s ihr imlicitliial � in don oi lo utniip� nl cliidenic l � r Rum yeaic |«c F llioil ha� Ik-i-ii jlln linnai.lc tallnl Ilir Kappa Sumhr.ni “ THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Itt the lantl of gnlilrti sunshine, Ity thr Cumberland's fertile shore. Stands a school for ferrates! service; Our that u'r atlore. Alma Mater, how w love thee! Love thy white and blue. May we Strive to meet lliy mandates H'r ii faith that's true. There is that indefinable something called college spirit that exists in a more or less degree in all our institutions. It may he recognized hv the intangible qualities ol loyalty, honor, respect, love, admiration, and similar attributes. As incor|x real as it is. one is aware ol its degree of presence and in proportion to its existence one is likely to respond to the condition or situation. It is this other side of the picture that builds a great institution, not the brick and mortar alone, and it is with this in mind that Tennessee State College en- deavors to respond to both aspects ol the individual's developmental training- knowledge which may satisfy the self-centered phase of the individual's life and social cooperation which may satisfy the farsceing phase of his life. It is then my opinion that the love one has for his institution is the icstilt of the service that the institution is or has been to him in realizing his education- al. social, economic, and spiritual needs. As you follow the activities of the students and fatuity through the pages of the I'J Ifi TkxnKsskan. may wc more In inly tic the bonds of friendship, loy- ally. love, anti good will, and rededitate our services to the cause of making Tennessee State College a still greater force in the educational development of the state and nation. 'To otir noble sons and daughters at home and abroad, who have made and arc making significant contributions to this end. 1 extend congratulations and look forward with pride and confidence to future achievements. Mil. I'RFSIDFA I— l eather. Nocutioual Viticulture. I enneure Vgiuultural and liuhniiial Stale ««liege. January I. 1931 193 . : Dhc-tlor ol the Department •( Agriculture anti Smith Hughe� leather Irainrt in Vgtnul Mur. I cnucwr «ic iillural .uni Inchiiiirial Slate {aillege. 1933-1913: Stale Vdviser. New Farmer of Auierira. 1933 I9 3; National K cctltite Secretary of the New Far men of mrri a. 1911 1913: If rat I Coach. I enitesce Vgii uillural anti IntluMrial state College-. I933-I93ri; State (hailmatt ««I the Wat Kontl Saving Ctuln. Fifth Wat laun l)ti e: 'Iniilrer of gora Vucrohlv. Omega I'ti l hi Ftateroitv. lfo Scout Council. Elk Fudge. Deacon lloanl. Finn llapfot (hutch Nadtvillc. lennr N r. 1‘irUdtul, I nine xntr Ignfulluttil � � • Induiliial Mait lalUgr fu„ I rnnrutf Agili ull'ital and I mill final Mali ollrgr, 19)1; W.V, I ol nr II I mrytuly, 191); PhJh. I ni nr II tnnrrwl� , 1911. 1)k Walter mkoiiiik Davis ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Kl ll 11 AKI'I K, II.S. Set rrlary, I)t miiinmt � t llmhh and Viv u'tol hUunlion h llll l I MOOKI . II s. C.lnk. ICnixnr't O flier Roll! K I C.AINM. II.S Caftleit i Manager lAHIIIA M K� KI II.S. ( Ink rnrlnty. ftiiruu'x ( flirt I AMNIA Diman (nl iiiii Mil IlKH) (.AIVtN ll.s (nxhiti ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS I.kna R. Watson Mat inn of .Mrii'i Dm mitory KKN A R VNI l • .lih'itri In Dos Stiutrnls M IW R HaRDV US Pott ()flier Edna R. IIankai .n Drmi of Women K«� s� I vi SwinKv R.S ( Ink. I(f unitin' Oflirr I't.AKI (.« RK B S. Sri trims mnf Pint Offiir ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS ll KKIin I), I’lMSAM. B.S '•r't i rlitt v J«� Vciirfrii Kmma I’ Johnson. By HiiimII ( KKII n I II| � V Mntinn |! I IA M. V I kins B.S. I.Ink, Itffclitrar'i Ollier Ri ni l Mi M l l . B.S (link. Ollnr |. . Win ii. B s ltusinrs Ollur Mifirn-iuii. Ph icaI Plant STUDENT PERSONNEL Virginia Simmons Nvahon� ; � Mu drill ‘numtirl Dim tot dSMMtnlr Vo riim of llnmiuur I tin un rs B.A.. lien licit Oil lege; M.A.. I'h.l).. t'tmeiMix � t Wb coiimii; Oipliiinr «CKliulci Sii|� crfi’iirr ilc I'tiunrliuiK'. Illi� coils ol (.ICIHtitle. Ii.imr, l lA r.l. G. Ill AIXF. se� i nary ll.S., I cniic Ht griciilhual untl IikIiimimI State («I Ic-gc. I In Student Personnel Program aims in reach the interests. needs, aiul |)iir|x se� of all stu- (louts, to achieve l Ite-optimum in iiuliv icltial development. Practically, 11) is means assisting the in- dividual in atlapiiug Itimsell to lieu environments, orientation, uiulersiamting himsell and his relation it� people—roommates, classmates. Irientis. family, those within and without the imme- diate college tominunity; in making hours that determine physical and mental health, leisure time activities, soc ial, educational, and vocational adjustment. Features til the Personnel Program include Freshman Week activities. Freshman Lectures, counseling ol freshmen l faculty freshman counselors and student juniot counselors, freshman teas. upjHTc lass counseling hy major departmental and divisional heads, distrihution ol materi- als such as the' Daily Schedule of Activities,” College Student Monthly Itudgei,” II I Were Beginning (aillege gain. How to Study,” How to I so the Library, Dress. Etiquette,” Choosing a Vexation, and Guides foi Guidance. GRADUATE DIVISION MAVMI1.0 V. VsMOItkl lAlnflmi. VliuiuiplM Mgntulturr Hv, . Mum tl (ntlqtr. Uuiii, Mi«nup|H M uu.sni i Rom ( utmil� Vulidllr. I nunuT hlutulum H ' Iftiiwwf Milr 4 «Urge. I jrnUlj I u '. mj JAUI’.N C M KI lnln(hiN. Itnnnur hlutMum B.V, 1 inr (olktr. lot ««i. Ininnut. Phi ieu Siinu ( MOO I MSI IHNNiv N «liiilk. I rnnoMT Hdtunlion IU„ Tniiioyf Mile fnlkv . MltVI� K lllll jthtilk IrtmiMrr 1 l(iit ullnir hv. Southern I'nlmwit. vouUmltilk. lou Uuiu: flu Rru Nitfinj III II I I I'KOI IIKOW I-AWN Nj Ii( tlk. I (hikw StH I « «HV II N . I rniusuT Mtlr aillayi Al|ihj K i| | j Mil SHANNON lull) M(ni|4ut. ImiKvnr 01101 hlutMum II V. IfMimir I aillrgr. Mrtii|i|iit. Tmiuwr: II'.. IrnnoHi MiK lulliir: kill� M|4u Pu IAN loll IKiUcLl . (ifiHIM St inn f It n . |4iiiaiii N nut� r«||rtr, Ouikuir. niih I irnlliu. Pill IUIj S.RWU Ki o A M. Ol I Id Mu o.l ImniNvr him Mintt Rn. IrnmiKr viif («llr � , M|4u kippi Mu Wll till MINA I’RINt � N 4 )n illr. I rniiowr Hitt or? IIS I rntliNirr Milr I i.llryr; llittno S mlt Club Kov III KuIIAKUSON «IMkjH ha mill ip iirIuIi R' . Imnna-f Mailr ( ollryr: (.jiiiiiu l(Xi lf tu S. V. St HUM I V Nitfct Ilk. I nmrw l rf-. l duinf II S . IrniKWr Mill taillrgr III SMI MII II j«)it ilk. Iimiaw I hunt iitunumict Its. I (him w. nj jic College |SMI s I RANK I AVI OK Kipln. lenmurr izntullurr R n . I aniKwi Mur otkgr ih.nkv 11 win i mi� Nolii ilk. I omnxf Agtitullutr R N. Trrmriur Vili ( aailrgi Plii Hell s.tnu DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE V. S. I AVIS. I h.l). W . Flowens. MS. I'Kiidrnt of C.oHr r Dirrrtot of .4grituhurt Dii'iiinn II ( Hardy. It s. hot to Mauagn Nkai. McAi.pix. M S. UoAlaiit 1‘rofe.uoi of Htnlitullmr I� . . WlUDION. It.S. I’tttlrxvn (� th nninriitiil I lot In ullinr Kl I ANOK I IIS. It S. SfcrtUirv Agriculture Seniors and Juniors AMXANOt N IIIXXI II |K. Naslnille. IniDwy vtiior .IgriVu iuir Nn taimen ol Vmrrlni V(tmn ' Ot anl- IJXJVI� M l MI� KK JjiLmhi. rniMcucv Srnki Alitu ullutr l.aiimu I..U l|.lu Vflrum OiiJlIuriMW. Nr� I iimm ol Smftm M nioMitv Mu ms Domiunx CiltlilillM. llAS Vinoi Agrirullutr Olli. 4 INI IMlt: Nr� I ..linn ..I SttiriM.l. Mixlrnl Chii.lUn (m ui hi. Icnlirwr � Ulr ruin l.mUl JOHN R1lll K LI IT IN (.iillalitt. I eimoxxrc Vn� H Antit ullutr ftin M|.lu I tvtpo-f i Plit Beto 5im 11 • Ionii ViH'Uit ol Nni Ijintrn «•! Suirtita. N Ml II I I UIS lilt I.IAKII MckrnrJr. I rnnc« fr Vmm ,l|{liruffuir M|.lu rill M|ilu 11 «Init IIV. Minimi I It!. lun Amiutaau. St� I 4inn?� ul Aairik r Hv Al l I III Mi'll |i� Nix Wiiaton Salem, ortli Carolina Vlllnl Agtintllutf Nr� I jimrf ul Mur no; Vnruiu' l)i|.m «I km. RaKSIVI Mill Illi I M � niN I tixoiu. Ariaiivit Vtl M Apu ullutr N r� I ailin'.� ..I Imniti; Xnnlini ( litttiun UM l4lM.lt KmwKii I lAvix Mi 11 ix Mrm| lii«. I riincwcr Vlt � l Aeiuulluir t'lroilrol ..I AI| ltJ l hi M|.lu lutnnti� xrtirtai� «� 1 Nn I’aimm I.f Vm iH ; v.pr. lilinutnil ol kimlt. vIum.I: Slu.lrni I hi.� lull � ««uiM� u Him iiih I Sparkman Cenicrvillc. Tciiiicmgc VUM.I Agttt ullutr Nr� laintrr� ol Mituli� . l.tnimj Ion l VnrtJit Oib.im jiioi. Fan� I WiMMont Mciii) liiv Irttnmec Xrtilnl Agru ullutr (•ailin.u lots M|.||� : Nr� l iiiiiri ol Amrrl «a: xuMirni (him On A%uMUikm K.X IM ilYMJM Muscle shoal� . Mahama JunMH Aiittfullute Nr� I aimrit ul Mnrtua. I� l Wl I Ol ION MKINX JatkMiii. InitMNxce limk.1 Afitu u tiirr Nr� I «uner « 1 ArortiCa; Phi IVm Vmii I rjlnnlti. Jam lx V. Williamson Jaikxon TetmettCC Junior A nr ir ullutr Nc� lamiri� ul Nmriua; Vmnn.' Orfani aiion, Phi Hfl. M nu. Mote. Woods WliitrxiUe. I'en newer JUI.M.1 Agtif ullutr (••limn, lou M|� ha; Nr� l-irmrj. o| Arum (I. DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE 1 DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE SCENES IN AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT DIVISION BUSINESS O F I I UI R. Moll NI . M.C.S. Itlnif- Dun lin nl Division «( Itusinru M shm M s n i ili' VII.. M.A.. I'h.l). Prafrsuir nf Eronomirs (nuit h ' BS M Aanlanl 'riifoior nf ffunnr� Edutalinn I . | KV� N. H.S. lust tut lot in Mullicra diiusi and tiff ire Mat nines Mai ill I_ (.okdan. Il.s. luslrurlor in ilusinrxs Adininitltalion BUSINESS SENIORS Kmma |iminm� n KSl;ni 'r«nuii, (.nugia flutiuru rfifimiiutlatinn latu l ln 1 aim bala; Futim llu«m � � Irjilm ol Amrnu: lui . Mudnit ChtMbn « iiition. I.illi an IHWh Hakihmr SMlivillc, rniimvT Ium'next Adm niitration rtj riil |Ui« Sororii� ; Mudent (iNincU: luimr Buiirtr � I cadrt� ol Nnirni � Mary liinnix Hatiman Navlivillc, Ictmcsbcc fiutinru Mutation 1 l 'll j 'i iiij I licta Solor it : KillIIrr limine Iradri ol mtiKj lui I’hl Candida; Ueni Vili; touiltl F.ualr C luti mura I o lv Brown Mioalmn Ni;wl� villc. I cniirvacc ru riu Hola sumnti. liiimr Huumv l.r� iln ( Ninniu: Ini� 1 1 1 Lambda; |i Ii riu Drli.i. lotunalulk Fiairrnlt ; Corneti Miam; ( ll« r (Imoi; I irjuur. Mmlnii Coumil. Ksrtuilir Sr� tct.n . I •• i IN'I.«M . Jvsni Mil; Student Inoiiatt lundilltn: H.ipt� � i Mudrni I Tuori: Inslnli Club (.CORIA 1’ORII K .RAUrOKIl Columbia. Teimcsscc Itinnirw htunttion llrlt� 'innui I hrt� 1110111� ; lyrui Mali, Future limine � l«ilcn «1 Atnrih a luis Vivian raavioki� JmcIjhiii. Mis isM|i|� i ttusinrn Ailoiinnlntlion l| lu ki|i|u Al|ilu sifwili; I nline 6minm lr. drt� ol mnla. Mu ilrnl C liiotlan N.nwlatknn. IIa .m. Gloria IUaini j� h illr, Icnix-sscc tuunr� � b.iUiiat ion rti Phi Kiid v� iorilv, I uiurr Bimno� I cador of Anu il.a; (nllnt' ( Imir, Siudrni Christian «Mi� iH� n DuKdiiiv I.m DaviS (■ounlaiiil. Alalwm.i lUiuurw .4dounntnilion luturo limine � l.wJrr� ol America St FU A lb� lv)N nuuurxs Munitum Na lmHc. I ninrwT I iiiuk Kuiimw Lmlm ol Amnii� . VI� an Fiiwarim tuiineti Admiuiitiatinu luimr Ituuttr� � loader� of Amnii� , Mari.arti Vnn Km (ovingion Icminaer Jfiutiirvi Ailoiiniitrrilioii I mino Ruilnm l oader� ol Amerira. MarV F i.i aiu i ii F.vana ttslnillc. I ciniosM r IiiwVu t-dumtinn luimr Hinlnrw Iradri� ol Amrrita; l� eui MjH; I hi Iinm.wi s John I Fimus luunrt� Mura Ium HHn.a. UUii Orne � N l lu Fralrrnit� ; Vuliitr Kmmr� C� -� dr«� ol Amerba: 'l� il� r m alba (lob; Veteran� Cluli: I mien. I V� � l Kesrrsr. V i iir C.insoN Husinrkx Murnlum � 111..««.. Illinois 1 liiim� ISi Mil I uinmlv l iiimr Bnmir� lojilri ol Vniriu� ; Minimi Christian a� uhlaitoii. GrORCI JACKSON llARPIK. |R. MilUsIgC ille. Gcoigia imium Athiuniilration Omne� ru Mu I ratrtnil : l’ulmr Riiuikw Iradri uf Vnicrii� : Rumi - � MaujKor ol Viiioi Cl� ; Iklli l hi Ilolu |omn� bUM luirrnii� . Sindoni Christian AwueiatJon; lluiors Mud� Club; Heiiet Dormitote Club. F.vfJV.n ttuiinru Muraliori Nashville. Tennessee l uimr IIumiio Icador� ol Aiuciii� Marti Irish lloi 1 mm (haiianooxa Iciiih-smv II uuneti Mueation Iuli Mu lambda; lullin' Humi « IradcT� ol Viiirrua; liotl si� d I III I IAM.SSI AN. IkMa lMOCt.NI HowLriT Nuhvillf. Iciror� scv iluunru Murnlum Alpha K ippa Alpha Vnoiil . luimr niiunos� I mln� ol Amnua; louiili tnato Club; 'luilnii ( hiniun V«MlJlkm; I n«li b Club Sarah Vaimfiia Saaoniac.ux MtKciwlc. Irnm-sscc II initirxi Munition Vlpba kappa Alpha Vhoius. Hi Ita Phi IMl� louinalltH Iraiomils; luimr llutino� � leader ol Amoma, litui MaB. Illi liSM.sst.vs. Mu doni briuian AwMiiihm; CoIIir� CImiii Francis I.Ol IS| LiAVKI.ll HojiLinsviHc. Kctllllckv II liinir'ti l-tlui illum Alpha Kappa Aloha Somriiv: IKrlia Pin Drib Jomnalidic Fralornll . luimr llii ini « l.oadrr uf Amotu� . Illi lississlvs Studml Chrn iuli AvuMiaiion: ( olli-Rr Ium MA� Vipkia ITAVIN Iluu iru fuimutiun BcaimiiMil. I rs.is Alpha Kappa Alpha SoioiUs; I iiioio 8u !ncs� leader of Amnica; Mu doni Clllidian lunulKH); Quill Club. Ianilida l.la Mama lloiioiais Sami, luimr Ira tm ol Amrtiia. IS tholo � Club: llntois Mud� Club VAiiMA A Mack lluuiua iduiation Mnliilr. MjImhij Holla S Kiua Ihrta V torll ; luimr Riitlnm leadrr ol Amorira; Molor Mud� Club: .Mudoul Chiinun A «ialw� n. Illi IN 1.01 Isi ( U)VIK (liullaiHN g.i I riiniMfc IIusinexs Munition luluio Htoliic� l.radrr� ol Amnii a; Alpha Kappa Alpha Numit� . Minriiiia Riiiu.ca K. Kicks a«hville. Trnncwrc Huiineti AduuniitialUln ria Mo IWia sororii� ; I'mulmi of Holla Ph� Delta Journalistic Fraterni i� ; luimr Itiiuur� I ratiti• ol Amefita: .VoiOani s««inai� . (aNMiit Sime 01 . Soloist. Collnio t-hoir; sororii� Idlioi. Im I� si� mas; n� pci i studmi 1 nion; jiymi Mali; Ini I ss� � sias BUSINESS SENIORS AND JUNIORS BENJAMIN SAl l.TF.K, JR. Cincinnati. Ohio Business idniinislraiton Alpha I’hi Alpha Intrmiiv; � mini- Rininnt I of Amerh.i: Iichi Mill: Iciiiichw Muir Players (.mid: Prcvidtul of Minimi Council: Mu tlrni Christian Vivniitlon: llhlim Slmlv Club: Belief Doimllon Chib. Barbara )kan Wai.kkr Memphis. Ttmirwcc lufincu Educatum Future Business l.odcn of Ainrriu. lota Phi l mlxlj Rumiiw .Sorority; I'ssiltnlogs Club; Future Irarhrtsof Amrrfca; Mindli School (� iokia El-Oisf Smith South Betid. Indiana Business Education Alpha kappa ltilu Viniiiw; Immr Business laiiko ol Amrnu; I m Rlirnos Vn ilKn! Dell� Phi Delta Joiirnalislli KratcrnilS. Mi.mmif. I.csk I All iv R kk Island. Icniicsxcc Hmint s Education Future Rtttlnn� Inrfrti ol Aiurrlu. LAURA!- I'EAKt. ll.ASl.IA Nashville. I Yin lessee Business Education rta Phi Bela Smirks; I linor Riimiwo I .cadres ol Amrnu: louiih I.Ualr Club; Sfudnii Christian Association: .Ivrm Malt. I ili r� NNI.SM AS; a l Intf Choir. Rosalind Bl.ONKrrA I iiomas Miami. Florida Business Education Ala Phi Hr|j Vilnius; .firm st.ill: I nunc Rioincu l.cadets ol AiikiRu. Win.ii EDNA Marion Mnrhccslxiro, lenncvscr Business Adniinistiahon Put Imlogs Club; I tlirars Srirnrr Club; l-'uluir Ruvimm l.cadets ol Amnia. Kvelyn Boykin Chattanooga. Tennessee Easiness Educat inn hiu Phi I jiiiImI.i Rmincvi Sororiiv; lulurr Buuium Leader ol Aiim-tmu. Rllll RaMSKV HKAYKOV Nashvillr. Icmusvr Business Education h| l.«l I lull of M|||U Kappa Alpha Vitonii; I'vmIniIoks Club; C ol legr Choir. C ATHKRYNK. Moody I icolon. Kentucky I tininess Ed neat mu Alpha Kappa Alpha Vuorils. Kuluir Business Leaders of Amerini William Ill KM I r. Jr. Milan. I'rmmsce Easiness Administnituni Cumin� Ioia Vlpha; Future lluonrw Uailen � � f merit� C.FMA'A Cl-WBOIIRNI Slirllmille, I ciilirsscc Business Edui atom Kniiirr Buuncss Leaders of Vmrrlru. Iona E. ('.RAWIyikI) Nashville. I ennewee Business Education Immr Baiinrw l eaden ol inrtii� . Emma l.l i- Cson ( huttaniM� j a. Icunessct' Business Education l ulurr Buiinci� | cadets of America. College Choir On tin a Cunningham Memphis. leiinessee Business Education lulurr BihIiii v . I radii s of Vmrriu; I'rnni-isce Male Playris I.mid. Doris Dobivs Mon I joinery. Alabama Business Education Fuiuir Business I rarirr Amrtiia. MARINE Dli.kl Rs Nashville, Tennessee Business Ed to atom lulurr Ruslnrs I railrrv of Arnrrira. Benjamin Edwards Nashville, I'cmicsscc Business Ad mini f tuition lulurr Rurluru Lrjilrt ol America DMA Lee Franki.IN Nashville, leiinessee Business Edlioatom luluir Business I railrrs of mriii� . Psw hologs ( lull. Irene Francis C.arki it Clarksville, l eiinessee Business Education Iota Phi I amtxla Bittiness Vomits; I ambda Ela sigma; Future Business leaders of A merit� . Doris AUYC.k («ray Houston, ‘Irxas Business Edina tom Alpha Kappa Alpha voorin liimrc Bit sines. l.cadcT« of America Katiiryn J. glton Miami. Fluritla Business Education Is� l.raf Club of Mpfia Kappa Alpha Sororiis; I iisiuic Business {.cartels of Amrrira; I-amltd� l.u sigma. 1.1iKxaim Octaria Hakkison KiHiwillc, Tciintsscr Business Education Future Business Leaders of America; Psychology Club. Addii' Lee Jackson Nashville, Fetincsser Business Education I mute Business Kudos of Amcriu BUSINESS JUNIORS Dokoiiiy Johnson I .i Ik-atl� . Honda 1lusi nets Edura tinn lulucc lln 1110� l-c-uln� ol Vantio; Bj|KI i Minient I o� n fl| |� XI11 . Joynkr Nashville. Tcillicwcc Business Education IjiiiIkIj Iu Siicin� ; I ulme Bi «ir' � leaden o| Amfhu; lot.� Phi I «mlnl.i Sofwrrtjr. Doris KlMBLF Baton Rouge. Ixii’Hiana liumr.u liiincnt i tui Ala l'hi Iklj '«imil� ; CullnK C Imiic (HU.� M I.F.xi N adi vi Ile. I cmiicsscc Business Education M| Im K.ippo Alplu Sororii v, R.epoilrr, I joiInIji Hj Signu. se«ocid tr Pre«iclcnl: I mihi. Rminn I rmlrn «.I mrixa President; ('«ihologi (Iuli, fu «11I1 m AA'llMA IlKRMO I.ICT.KTT Icwishiiij . I'ctillCNSce Business Education it.i 1'ln Bria somtili future Diiuikm leaders i� l 111r111a: I'lUln'lu � Clvli. m n a 111 a V. I.uvk Hall . Tennessee ft mitt eu Education lota Pin I jimIhU Voorits. I mure Riniwi� l«iln« ol America. Mmii� I ax i l i.osi Nashville, leimcstcc Butinas Education I imiir lliiiinr� I cjiln� ■ ( inriiij; I'riuirwr (.ollrguir (ouji. I m onom: IILMAN McDvvin Detroit. Mulligan Business Administration InUKiwt' Stale Placer� Ouild: Better Dormitor� tint . Inline Huunm trader� of Amriicu. t ««lltiiv ( lion DOROTHY M. McKkk Birmingham. Maluiua lltivincss Education Alplu kappa Alpha Viiorili; Future ttmintv l.radm � 1 Mnrilta. I x i.vi 1.11 McklNNKY Johnson CJty. Tennessee Itnmuch Administration larnpadm ( Iuli ill Omega I'll Pin Itjtrnut� . Sr«irtary; P« «Im Iok� ( lull, Reporter, lulutr Hu «1110«. I CJllet� n( Antrrlta; Itaplol student tnicill. MacXOIJA MURRAY Ripley. I ennost'c Business Mutation ArclKWlati CImIi nt i'U Pin fli-i.1 smiilli . luture Huilnru I mln ol America. Nil.1.11 Mai I'ATIun Nashville. I’cnncNsec tluunrw Education I ni n i Ilioim� I • nho ol Amrtiea ( nl lege ( hnlr U'OILLt. I'ix.ram Nashville, l enncwee Business Education VtrliomiM ( Iuli ol 1I1 Pin Hi-i.i Sorntil� ; luliiti Btoitir� � I r.11 lei« ol America: (id lege ( tmir. Oin vSA I.KOX I’KHRV Biiiitinghain. Alalranta Business Education Alpha ki|i|u Mplu Snioiiie; P««ihuh Ri (Hub: Future Ru� m««« leader� ol Vnietlia: lenncocr Vale I'lairr� Cuild: l-rmlxla 111 sigma. Hilts l.oi'isi I’ok 11 k Frankfort, Indiana limine� � Education I jiiiIhIi Ha Sir 111 j 1 I iuir«x«' Vale I'lurii Cniltl; I,� � iIb Jos« Club; lit imr limine� � l iulrn ol Atwtiea; limi. and 1icld I oni: Student (luo tun � � «m ration Doma I.. I'RiwiTl Mrcnlccn. Mississippi Business Education (nllrgi ( lion. I min. |lutnifs« Uflilrn n( America; llapti� ! Mmlml In ton. ( i ill kim Francis Ray Inion Springs, lalunnu Business Administration I mure Bustius� Imlrn ol Vmeriea: P«� r lining� ( lub (Mills UN I RAYHON Mnrfreeslrrnw. I nmcsvr Business Education Mplu Kappa Alplu Siinrlli; luluir Bu� tnc � Leaders ol America Mil i ki 11 Sanmikh Quincy. Florida Business Education I mure Bittinrm I ndm ol America I (t.MMAI I.OUISK SCOTT Nashville, l eniiosee Business Education lulu re lluiiiwv lavdrit of America lev l-eal Club «� ( Mplu Kappa Alplu Somni� ; College ( lion. Major skunk Nashville, lenncsscc Business Education Vn In ill 1.1 n (Iuli ol m I'll! Bela Sonuit� ; luluir Busines I .ru dr I� nt America; (oil,x Clmir. Francis NIacii Smiiii ash ille. I enncssec B mi ness Education Mplu Kappa lptu Sororiis; Scudem Council. Secirtar� ; I nllrti' ( boir; I juiImIj Ku Si gnu; P«oImiIok Club: I mure Bimno leader� ol America. Vivian Swann Rock wood. Icimesscc Business Education I uiiirc Business Leaden ol America; P� � � hok� g� (lob. |o,vn Rom BY WilJ.lAMS Memphis. I enucssct- Business Education eta I'hi llrta Sonuit� ; o I lege Choir. Omieil Croup. tiKurr Biidnrs� leader� ,il America; Kipliil Mudeni I ninn; («dlesuir Co op: I’niholnsi Club. BUSINESS JUNIORS f R ANKII l Kl I Business Etiutalinn (Irllj Ninu llMtj Viioiih; liilmr Hu mrw luttrii l Simnij llms mima licum Oiaiumnoga, I Ituunru Munition Itrlu Skmu Ibrlv vmmiv. I «j I Im IjmUii; I imum IIhiiim-vi Indcii n( l' i IiuI«� k% ( Iuli Rimiik Y� k a n.KfiN Cbitinn. lahama Ihnintu luluialiaH luiuir Bimnr � luiku � 1 Nmrriia; r«� iU.kn;i ( luti Miiiikii� Iikkimim MiiiIiccMmiio, Icintcmct ft usi litu t.hu fiiiou l iiluir Biium� � luilrn � � l mrtiu I I II � WlUJAMS Nadivillc. i riimwT lluswt.u h.ilutalinn luiuir RiuliirM I olru ol inmu: INu ( Iuli Mraciiini Wiijjams Marianna. Mkanta Ituunru hduralkin luimc Rution� 1 «■ jtlrn ul mrihs; fmlwliii ( lui� Jr %ir Cl. IIirmki.n Atlanta. .c« i) ia Ituunru Udiualinn l� lr l ( IiiI ol lplu Kj| |m VI|iI� j virorin I rnnr«Mv Stul� - 1’ljitm (•mlil Miulrdl I IniMian Awmmimmi KMXirn J. LEE. |k. Marianna. Arkanun fluunt n hi motion lumiuiit� Club i� l Omr j l'u 1'lu luimiM� . (.� Umr ( Imlr, (V.iurit r� mup: riulmkiii flui� . DIVISION OF BUSINESS I. .1 ininu- in ‘iflitr nmnantiiirnl, � t Mar larkion. mitimhn 2. Muilrul■ v7 up • labomlmy ro-iip m niiiitrrluiti wilh Ihr nIfair � iinii£cmeiit rnunr. . I roMiw 11� ilioitlmml Ihroif. .11 Ihf Inutili, Mti Mstllr lint Imi-iiy. M itt lullii I ml:. Mt% hhlml I mlri. intlnirlnr. t I rnunr iti ly � «-tcr� ig mill lumuiifilion. tustnu- ltn hi. JmkUHi. Hu. Itihlfl, Min f.1111 011 I lie I iiim%w ( ollrgiate o «� p mipiuinl 11 • in .111 idea pirscnlial in (lie Ollier Management L'L'I ( l.i« ituriii c 1 lit l.il) «piamt. I'M ,. I hi� iilr.i. although small � lailc«t a gnmp of ainimn .«ml willing young Mien anil inunni to thinking. I he iilr.i ul .1 hnsine� � tut aim a icalits In ihcui While ilimiuinj; the chapters mi ini|toiation ir tail selling. iMM.kkrepiiig salesmanship. peivmnrl administration. etc., it s� u� decided that a llilmutur) co-op iiiHihl hr Ml up l jk 1 nut praituc (m the .«Imlciih in llic court? ami at the same lime supply oilier «ludent.� ••( the iiimiiilllihi mill thine little thing� the� desire mi 11111« It. like «ouvcnii� and pennants nmlri «ligiiifinl manage Itltfltl Beginning dining I hanktgniug mmshii. with soim-nii� ami pennant� 4« the only commodi!� hit «ale. the Co op ha� 141 aliialh eillatgnl it� � .tlcs to «11« lut Ir tonic I inner ir� I hinnuli these activities. the iluilctil get actual prat u «- in 1 mi 1 basing ailvci using tjktiiuii«lii|i. uiiomiling. storeroom keeping. anti filing I lie (nop ha« non hern firm lionitig «111 a niotiiahlr ha� i� Im lout ami one hull months llic niganirut imiul management include� Mm Llmhli1� ttho air riirinlieM ol the ibw; a«Ui«er. Mi� . Sylvester |atkM� n. pitsidrnt. Mis� I in ilh (-nun: vltc pusident. Mi� � hinrslinc Matin� ; uttniiv, Claiiir Weather� ; assistant «etielaty. Matgaift r� sci ; iiciitnier. Miss Lillian Love: lMi� ine� � ni.in.njer. Mi Martha l.igon; tmnkkcciM-t Mi� � I hrlina «ilrn; ail � erti«litg agent� Mt� � «-� Can� IU.uk«sell ,nul Willie I' MdtidgC: |iiikhating agent. Mi� � |anic Kutkei: sloiernotn • Ink� Mi� � L� thrr Itnkr ami Mi� � Rond: sale� manager Mi� � Vctnell Bennett; prisount-l director. Ml� � Saiah t.iinui; lilt «Ink. Mi� � R«� � c Uilkrr� .n. «orroponding societal� Mi� � R � � l� n Marsel� . I hr lMH.kk«T|Mi i� to keep a ilcfnntr record all hiisitir� � anil make a trial lialantr sheet at iltr mil o| rath «liia'ln I lie liii� in -� � 111.n1.1ge1 Inllotv� the i.uilinr of .1 tegnlai Inisine� � nianagei; the tieasitici actually ile| usit� tin- mone� , miles «link� ami keep� ail Jum.Hr record ««I all mom � Stoieimnn kccjKI have chillgc of niatcii.il Ini � ale anil keep lecoul� . i� � nc out anil lake in matetial; ihe pun hating agent« purchase all material: the da� a a svliole arc � ah'� mrti ami get 1r.1l practice in retail selling anil profit. I lie Coop o|H iale� «.it the profit of the sale� ol the Items DIVISION OF EDUCATION •� • ««.� V. (.ORf. |K.. I'll.I). Diinltu, Piofrxnn i� Munition Om ar | Chapman. I'h.l� , IIinki . Ki n. MS. Pi of nun of PxXfhotogy Pt of runt of P iytirnl tituialnm I I I .A Y It M 11 I M V Axxonah Profrtwi o H tall It Mural ion I III)M N II. Ill («III ' M N. huuintr Piofr.xun of Hentth Mutation II VIA I KirniOMl. M.S. I woi mtr l,mfr.t%oi •� Munition DIVISION OF EDUCATION Kha «i Sam , xi.. . .4� � iHinlf Pltijrwr it UnnruUm fill Hint inn I HAM h K I IMlMNiN. M. V. J'ffi oinr of Jit ( I IMI1 II KINIkV M S. Jsxithtnt Piof Pliwunl tuiuemliiifi I ni II Iiwiii It s m I s .'lu ifnnr '� . fii� ii nf I ilnat vtimtr Jismi K. naon M.S fiwita Ml Pi of e tint of ' mini fi'jliunlinn I iiiiMv I.. I AMIR. XI.A 4Mutant ’mfriini .f fill unit nut DIVISION OF EDUCATION | MIM KkaNKI.IN. .il. II� MON l AM . IV.S. mel irx In Ihr Until Insliiirlnr in Art Kt MM MaTIHIW AnislaM 1'iofrwni of I iluntlimi I-AIMA Ow'js. IV s Sri trims V'U .MA SlM.I I I on IV.I..S. hislruilor in litmus Stirmr EDUCATION SENIORS Ml BsM M ARMSTRONG ( h.itlaiioog:i. r«mn rr Flcmcntan f.dutalion elemental� Fjluulion ( lull. SIpha Kj|i|u Slplia xhoiiu, lamMa I m Sigma, XN� : HANKS I’rnvjinl.i. Hmidil FJrtnrnUttx Flduralmn l lriwtiun Muolinn C lull. Imvi Jamc� Bar loss lUmliug (lirrn. Return L FJrmntlaiy F.diunimn I l mmiar IdwatiAn Muli; lollffr ( Imit Bksmmi.s I loom BarIos Nashville. I ciiiK-vvce llrallh anti Phxsitu! F.dutalion (•Jmmj Iota Alpha Club: t'hvtual Mutation (lull lliuoit Mud� (lub; kappa l|ilu l � j Iratrimt� . Jo kai II. Ram Nashville. Icimcsscc FJrnirn Ian FdMillion F Inncnlin Kd mat ion ( lui� I. IliKKV Nashville. Ioiiicnw filfvicntnrx F.dutalion lUmnilJn IiIiiiiimmi lul ; I ibrai� Mirmr ( tut� : IjmMi tu miiiiij VtforiO: I fiiww Mjrr I'Ijwii (mild Miiai.ii Anna Blaine Nashville. leimrssrc F rtnrnlatx F.dutalion Sifi I a Hf.ns Bogan ( Iij|m-I. I ennovr Flrnirnlatx F.dtnalion Elemental� Mwiilan Club. Mutuo� Ji’ANiTA Bowks Clarksville. Tennessee AIrmrnlatx F.dutalion KkmrnlJi) MmjIkmi (-lull. A.I� mI Bl AI Kl :i BRAMA l.Viltivillc. I rnmssce Fletnrnlarx Fdutalion Delij Miiiiij IIku Smoot� : l.kinmun liluolmn ( lull. Virginia Long Brock Hoi ewe. Vlaluina F Irtnrnlarx Film a I ion II meritat� lilMiiliwi ( lub. lamlxta Iu Sigma: I� � I rat lul F.VKLVX F. CAR I IK Cim innati. Ohio Flrtnrnlarx Fdiiralinn I It mi ulai� I iluialK.ii ( lull. IIIKIIIA CakiWKM.III N;oli� illc. I'ciiiWNAOe Flrnirnlatx F.diualum IkUKtllMI I duialMHI Club. Stdkiiy BUInk CJ Iuori) Nashville. I ciiikwcc Flrnirnlatx Fiim a I ion Mcimtital� Minat� .n ( lub; Muilrnt ( hmfian I mull. MlLiRt lil Dorich I'cttsaiola. Honda F.lmirntarx F.dutalion I lenient ai� Education Club. (•Hit on Dye Nashville, rriiixsvr F.lrnirnlai Film alum Hrintniai� Mutation (.lub. Slpli.t ( bairfn (.amnia lola l|dia. SADI� KIJMIIIII Ell A Na� h illc. I nilicssce F.lrtnrnllir F.din niton I leu.i man Miu alum Club; l.ibiait slrnir (lub I III IMA I AVNE Irmman ‘I union. I eintcvscr F.lrtncnlnix F.dtnalion I Innent ai� Muiat.uii ( lub I .but� Stirmr (.lub lev Mai DanIH. (i� u Mound Bason. Miumippi Flrnirnlatx F tint alum llrmrniai) Mm alum Club. (him 0 111 11 AMDS Nashville. ImiK-wc FJnnrntai x I- dm alum Mruiriitan Mu. at toil Club. Marii lanis� Harris shell� ville. leimcwc Flrnimtai v F.dtnalion Hrmrniau Mmjiit.n ( lub: SIpha kappa 'lu Honor Smrti; t i.lkip ( Iboir. (•� k si dim Woods I Ion-man Nashville. Icimcsscc Mui.it and Fine ,itl Colleve Choir. Cori da Jamison Nashville. Tennessee Flrnirnlatx Fdiitahon III skii 11 Kil l s I Irnirnlatx I din nlnm null uni p j - s .I.IVS.HIII.I | ‘J||(UON| MIIIM.4 «IXVHW 1 ) iiofivjnp-j winJinjU MVUIIIU | '|MM� t MlX lll'MM.W IUO«H| uofipjnpy UK U W AASVJIIUO 1 '4||is«|s x N 1 1 l|| •Jll| ) -� I.MfS urnii i 'nii| iiv.i jo ‘■II l nMffj ri|'l| : ||inii s rq«l| r i lrq Kl(«t|V r| | rjM|iur j HOIII IIIp .] lO]IIJItlJ]'-f .XAVIIIII.I | '111 )1(1 MVVI IIIW V1 1 CMO’I SAIIVir) iKHiri mi«v avt| |4i| ) UMpiiK | | w)|irm|tj mi’iii.hiuj j iwil� � j� ;. 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Ohio •. Innnit ary Eiluralion Elrtiimluo Kali atioo ( lull Fima Favk Baii.lv Trenton. Icnncsscc Elemental v Eiiitraliou E. lrmniuis Idutaiimi ( lull. I’ntlHilift C'lnli Fannie Ozeu.a Baker Fayetteville. i ninewer Elemental v Munition Menu-nun I dm alum (lull F. I.IA III AKE Kuu’iuvillc. I roncMcc Elementary '. 1 uni I ion f lriiirui.it KdUMlkin Club I jiutida Eta Sirhu; Ii |,ra( (.lull Fl. l K. llOCAX Morris CIi:i|m-I. I enucssee Elementiuv Munition James Cai.DYVEIL fniott city. linnessce EUmrntarx luiui at ion EIcniruun I ilmalmn ('lull Frances ( ami'bi i.i. I Itompson Station. I'eiiiicucc Elementary Munition Ivy MiI'IM DoUitAsi Nashville, rniniwc EUmrntaty Munition liriiiinl.il hlllolHill (lull. 1.1( KA Fari.i-v Nashville. lennesscr Elrinnitmy Munition Klnnmnn Education (lull (•IKAI.DINE V. FERCUsON thetiv I ctiucvscc Elntmilaiy Mutation Elmir nun Education (tub; l t tumid {'.tub; l.ibrats .Virtue (lull F.TMKI.YNK Ferrem. Cowan, Tennessee Elvmentaiv Munition DoKoniY Fit ni ill Fl.l lit) Nashville, I ennevser Elementary Munition ElenienUO Eduiulion (lull. I.ACKA Fka ier I citiisville. kennuky Elementary Munition Elmimury Education ( tub; mi I’lii Beta sororii� I.oci.se: Gibson Cincinnati. Ohio 11 ml th anil I’hyuml Munition lljdrllull Irani: Chert leader. itt.ooMii Davis Coke: Covington. I emimr I Irmentan Mutation I Irturntar� EUlmaiuin (tub: l'nrh itii)|i Club: (««llriir (boil. MakiiIa ClRITNE Columbia, lennessce Elementary b.ilunition l lmu nun I dm.ii.mi Club; I -uiiImI.i E «-• Sigma. K.tiA Mai Griffin Chattanooga. Icnncssce Elnnenlaix Eilmation E.IrmrnlJiy I'.Uuiation t.luli: («illryc (.buii; I mu n Singers I iieI.ma Hawkins Nashville, lenucvscc EUntenlrux l-.iliu at ion l.lrinrniais Education lull. I.HIKI A IloKNBEAK (.cutciville. I dll lessee HU me n la ix Munition Elcniruian Edmaimn ( Itili: sigma (.amnia Kim viioiin l (.(.ii Mae: IIoC.se Nashville, Icnncsscc : Uiuentui Film at ion I.IrniinUis Eduiaimu Club; Siguta (..ininia Kim Soiotitv; r v holog Club Dokoiiiy Maxine |ackson Shicvc|K ri laniisiana M mil ami Fine ,4rt% tiencti Club: (murn Siugri : College Imu. I.t'cv hi.i abeiii Jenkins Clarksville. Icinteswe Ir men la i F.il ura I ion E Irmrnur� Eibiijlmu ( lub Sarah ( |okim lluuiiugitnu. Icnncvsee Flrmrntan F.ilunitiou llmimui� Edina won I lub: I iburv sOuur ( lull, Mary I.ocise: Ki ER Lexington, leunessee Elementary Munition E li iiiriil.ii� E tint.almjii (IiiIi: t’� � ,lml. K� ( lull EDUCATION JUNIORS KkmmiM Ijm M- Mi. I’lraviiil. I ciiiicvut ■.Irmrnliux Munition I Icmi nun Miiuitaa tint� : I jidImU Menu Bf .MHVCf Mvmukky ( culm illc. ‘I crmcwoc t.lrinrnian -.duration Firmmtin Fduaaikm Club. ( i.ara II11.L McAdams NaMiville. I ciiikw flrallli nail I’hxiual h.iltualion Jivmiii Miiijihj Columbia. Tntttcwcr fjrmrnlary t.riuralinn l.kmnitjit lahiaatiun Club; Ilhlon Mini� Club. Ala Tin fbia Sinniih |« ll lI MAI MC.MI'IIHIV Nnlllillc. TailWMCV Etriurn aix .ritualmu Hrtnmian I iliiuinm Club MATTIR I.. New (.an. Iinliana t. nnculntx ritualum I Imtrttlan liluuhon (lull. InuMli luair KoniMi II. OMictK AIkihmI. Ininovx' .Irmrnlntx -.duration FlrtitniMft bluulkin CJnb. C AIIIKIM I’A I KICK |.i«Lmiii, I i iiiicnm v Mutit Mntl hnr At!% Irena h C lub: ( nlkfi (Inu I K. I III KIM SMI! II 11 mil iii Imii. I CIHIOMC tlroirnlan -.duration (•LKAl.lilNK Sintice ( Irvclaml. Tennewee hlrmrntarx Mural ion Hrinitlt.il I ]ui jlitttl (lull. Kona Wayni Waij.fr Jadwii, Tcimcwcc .Mmir nnri hnr Ait I oIIckt (boat (himiii Singrr ; l t leaf Club; I iri� h (lub. Hkiu.aii F. Wii.son Na%b illr. TcmtCMCC Elrnirntaiy hint niton l.kmcttUrv Iduullon ( lub: Irnnrx� r Stale Platen Cnil.1 Jam� : M. Wilson I'ul.nLi. I'ciiimaw FJftttrnlaix hluration F.lmirtiun I aim at mu C lub: Ciillutr C hoir. JlAMITA VOL'NU Natluillr. I ennewT Ur turn la ix .duration Klnmiiurt l.lmaiiuu Club Mgrna (■ainnu Kbaa Vmiilli ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SCENES Atier l’rtirhiii£ (irouft itrlmr—fJrinenlarv Munition (Hub DIVISION OF ENGINEERING I'.m i V. M.s. . Diirrltn, I'lnfnun uf fcllfciliret jui� V. V. Harper. M.S. Ilinrrani Trachrr I unite % in lnilii liinl F.tl unit inn Marjorie Sinci k ion. A.II. Sectclary ENGINEERING SENIORS AND JUNIORS Georck Kim AMU Dawson Mi. Pleasant. lennesset Ituluxltial lilui ntinu Senior (..iinina lot.i lplu. Scrurjiil .11 iiii� ; IimIioIimI K.iIikjImhi ( lub; Student ( ImMi.ni Awofillion. Josmi Hknjamin Dobson Nashville. I ennessce Industrial t.duration Senior lmliuln.il K IU JIHN Club: S1 1 I 111 hr oil.in AvmnijIh'K Hi 1 oku I.. Mitciim. Nashville. Tennessee Industrial Education Senior IihIioimjI K.d «jIhoi: V. I. A.. Veteran. Hermihh Crun Woods Mmhcolioio. Vctu c� « Industrial Education Senior I’lii B t. Sijjmj Internin'. V. I. A.. Veteran. Wil l IK I.. IIaki.ky Jacksonville. Hotitla I ml 11st 1 ml I■duration Junior ! � Ih I 8 Club; Red C10� Volunteer: Sirst Aid lletacliment. fi ni k mon II. Woodaru Nashville. Tennessee Industrial Education Junior I nd initial Ed in at ion Club. DIVISION OF ENGINEERING I lirsr pinnies show .1 lew- nl tin young men in (lie. surveying class in ilie Division ol hugiticct iug. Being thi l ” division nl I ennessee Stale College, we have aroused many a student's c urios- ity as they watched in Bewilderment these lilferent groups oi young men seemingly doing nothing Inn looking through some kind ol instrument. In the pictures these voting men are not just look- ing through some kind ol instrument. I hey are sighting through a transit (valued from S.SIMI to 100) and they can tell you tlu height ol the ground from mean sea level 0� the approximate height ol the sun on that paniculai day 01 (list about anything one could a.sk about Motltei Karth or some ol her prc |K rlic s. nd above all. it would he light, not almost right. Inn exunly right. One ol out mottoes is. II it isn't right, it's wrong. Members ol the lacultv as well as students have asked us to allow them to look through the transit. I hen in a tone ol disap| oimijiciit he m she would remark. I don't see anything! They would skeptically ask what «lo we sec as we sight tlnough the instrument. U liat do we seer V' we look straight through the instrument, forming the cross hairs on today and tomorrow, we see at last a chance lot the Negroes of the South to teach the lop rung in liter laddei ol success in the field of engineering. We see atiothei victory for the world of tomorrow. aouap$ |epo$ pup Ajo .si|_j • � � •� tf ni H In (VI Mfi | iv «mm | iwiiiiv IIUtHIUJiUt'l )n lOMJjniff im jintf yuu Unit'll In ntrrjfnij j)ui nt� | IV 'lorm i smw iu v i ’xwii.vv M?� invn i|i| «iJi i � uniil.Ufl n V iv M.H 1 nt. K UOISJAJQ imiufi !o tm «I ‘1.1 i' 'xxn o m is «1 1.1 mi vi s || ii t|| Division of History and Social Science (.IADV1 111 IKK Aititlanl l to r %oi «( 'mu tdniinhtmUnn i RiriKKK K | I) McklNM M. Hefjilutt MMMII C ARI IlIl RV It S. Srrirlar% in the Itiviiion of tlntory and StKinI Sc if nr? History and Social Science SENIORS ('CARKNCK C HASS N« lt ilie. Tennessee Union Mud (Tub; (.nod huiinm in Club: llapti ! Convention .MAktacKtit K. H. vi Nashville. l'enncSMT l .miMMhu of I| lijk kappa Alpha Somni : Union Mud Ini� ; Quill Club ol Ij'iiWj lu Sfgou: hriuh Club. student (Imuiati AwhijIkmi ISuIwIoji Club; Future lembrnot Ametn a. Kmma I k� Hmkkii Dycixhurg. Icm� cv cc llutiMV Mud (bib: Delta Stjtma I Ixi.i luitur leather ol Amenta. CARRI� RCIII BovToS a h illc. Icmicssce Union Stud Club; Innue I rai bet of Amenta; |’« thnlog ( lob CIIARI.K.S IHOM.AV llRAMM� Huntersville. Alabama Oinnu l u l ln; Delta I'ln Iklia. ( ««llcgr ( Imiii. I jna Will Hi ll K Nashville I cimtsscc Union Stud (bib; I iiliitr lra«hrt«n| Amenta. Hikiii n KmvARl) C.AI I il'K. H. 1.1 I nll.iimmj. lemussfc 1 4 101 of Ml. ion 11. | ti i Chuiib: I'irsidrnt ol Mimln Mhool Comm linn of iltc I IV R« r« Amo. union: l ir dr� ii of ( nit Ieaune San Ri tii IHadkRICK Nashville. Inintsvy llninr stud (bib; I uimr leather of Amenta I i.iI aii I.KF Dkkav. )r. Nashville. Icniicnrc llapti � Minimi I iiioii Iiiikiw hinuos l'� NMi Memphis. I cmieviCC Alt 1 1 1 littj S. Until : Union Mud (bib; lambda 11 j Siipoa Mu xa Dkatrici Frkkm.an Memphis, lenncsscc Union Mod ( lull I'lnklmi, I� lit l‘lo l� rtu I'trstdetil. Alpha kappa M|-bt vomit Rom� I.� :� CicciiRivi .Mum. Illinois lli.ion Mod Club: Candida Ha Mbiii.i IiiIiih Icaihcis of Amenta C. � Mh� I VN Atict Ctxm� . Na� h illr. I eiiiirvMt IliUol Mud ( lull. Della SlRHM I luU Vontil HlLi.lE ). Hau. (.allalin, I rmicxscr Mittor Mud Club. RoSai.K� Mam iiia IIaki oi. |ack«oii. Florida llnlor Mud Club. Delia I'M Della liratum: liiluir Iraihei «if Amenta, l rr� idml. I it iko ill v M.akii III kmmis Chicago, Illinois Union siud Club: Della Nil Iklu Vtuixu. Iitiumei M.«u l'la en f.uild: � ulure leailier of Ame-fiea. I.Ml A (.AVKNIMil A N llf IH.� s Ni� sh illc. I rmiCsMV Union Stud ( lub; lla|ill l Mlldtlll I'limit hRNl.sflN� M il KINS Saslivillc. IciHievMV Union Mud Club: Mudrtil Chntlun Association: � unite leather «if A merit a. KCVN'ARII Cooi'kK Joni.s Nashville. Tennessee llnloi Mud lub. Oinrtt l‘ i Flu: I ohw- mc Mate I'lairc i.udd Mam.ii F. KiRKKNPAll l.chamm. I cm lessee Union Muti ( lub: I' lining ( lub student ( luniun A otsal4on; An iota Club. II i'.i.rn Makik I.aavson I’cttsacoln. Morula llnloi Mod ( lub Delia Mum I1 ria I rtinrswr Matr I'latrt l.uid Caiiiikini I.mii.i Mi rkav Nashville. Icmicwr Di lia M«ma I lirt.i I aridula I la Mriimi llt� |orv Sliul Club, MARTHA IxH'IM I'll� � .' Memphis. Irmic cr H hints Mod Club; Kuluie I cachets ol Amenta. I s leaf (lub. R� :v. J RovsiiK I'OAVICI Nashville. I cm lessee Sphinx (lob; I etinner Male I’latet (lUthl; llnloi Mild (lub. MtUlenl (human A tKialion History and Social Science SENIORS AND JUNIORS Marion N. Smiihson Nashville. Fcnnesvee Holms Stud' Club; Omnc-i l � i I'lu I riiirinitt: Vnriam' dub I IIMII.A I’ll KSO.S I AY I OR RiplCV, ICIIIICMCC student Cliri'tUn AwMuiiim: tlivmiv Mmlv dub: I tench dub M ic:i Ixn is� U vki ia Lookout Mountain Fcmicssec II blot Mud� «:inl : student ( limtun Vwn iitiDii. Future I rjihri of Nmoioi. (11 oki I). Wk; ;ins Hirinliijtliatn. Alabama HWnn Study (Utili l’� � ituilo y l.liil ; I nlutr Ii jiIhu ol Ameriu. Kosahm. Ciikis Kvass Nashville. I'ciiiicsms Junior .rl.i IMU IWt.i v� m� ity; 111 101� Mod dub: Delta l ln Delta. Bi.vmi Marsh ail Dai is (.rand Rapids. Michigan )UIIM I Ki'ion Sillily dull; K |i|M Mjilia l'� i I rjirruiU; nllere bolt («melt sinarr� Frank Hi mas Blevins. II Selma. Hahama Junior lli'ioi Siudv dub; 'i� ;ini'� i dub; vuu.hi • lub. Flora Kmaiim.l� Bow kn (Clarksville. I cut lessee luiliui 11 I'loi' Mod� Club In Knrim Vr mm Minimi diO'lmi VswNiutiun Marion Vos ossok ( olumhits. Mississippi Junior 11 i'loi Study dub; SjiiiikIi dolt Mary K. Oishy Nashville . I cimosec limior lli'lory Stud' tub: I imrli ( lut� Miiokhi (.HACK ( kawiokii Meridian. Mississippi Junior (oin 11 Singe! . College dioil. I lc.it (.lob. Wnimii� I nwitibU. Mu drill f'.liiiaiin vMMialion MABFL Ct'SNINdlAM c.liallanooga. I ctiticsscc Junior lliuory Mini Club; Haptiyi Studcni I .......... I.lcy M. Dim Fernandina. Florida IllllMH IVumsyr Stale 1'l.mn timid I olliv ( Iron. S|mhi'Ii t Inti: llntois study dub. F.VLI-S Wll I 1AM I'INCKNl V Mount V.oiituc Nntlli C.nolitia Junior llUlnry Mmly I lub: Sinmoli t lull Vera Fowiik Smith lleud. Indiana JuiltOI eij I'lu lb la. Ili'lott Mini Clou; Sj on b dob III AI Kit:� S. Smiiii Nashville. I em lessee Junior IlHlory study lub: simnidi t Inti l). Kaiiiakyn Me (.11 t Nashville. I ctiiicsscc Junior llelij signu I beta s � r«irity; Imimh Ij .srcirtarv; lli� |oiy simi' Club. Violian Johnson din turn, Mississippi llllliol 11 i'loi v study lub: Spaniili C lub. WKRTIB Mai 11illNSON Nashville. I euncssce Junior Ill-tor' stud' I loti: Ffrmh mlr; Collru lion Kl'lit F.vii ki.i an IIium Nashville, l entlesser J mi mu Italicist Student I nion. Sniriiiiv: liinioi C la ; ItUioiy Mini' C lob Utisiiia Harvey Oxford. Mississippi Jutikit llittors Sind' t.lub: Collette boll. Iblu 'tanu IIiiIj Soioiio. Ilining Club Makiiiv Fokaim Nichols Jackson. Icuncwec Junior Imnov Slate I’la'crs C.nibl: Sjunidi I lub: lli ioi stud' ( lull. Martha OWENS Nashville, Tennessee Junior lloloiv Study C lub: I omtli IMjIc: I nmr e State I'liyrn Culld: T« rltology (’.lub. K IIII KIS� IIIMDtE |ON� s Holms Muds dub Iuiinu Nashville. I cniirsscc History and Social Science JUNIORS Hi ir Walimc I a � Nsuhvillc. Tcnncwcc Junior VrUnm' OiKJiuuitun; Sinntun Irnon; Dia4rr I WithmdiHi I ■«1 1 Vivian Riii iulrtMtti. IihImim Junior llitlou Mnd Club: I a I« jI Club; SnmUi VIhmiI (altinrl. Kl.'Cl.NIA I . I I KM K jill ill( . I cmxvcf Junior lirtuli Club: llimu viult (Iuli, rtj I'lii tn-u vniiritt llANVf.v R. SlM Xa lnillc. ramcocc Junior Mpli.i I'hl Mplu: Irtutruri M4ir I'bim l.ullil: Vctciaii� ' Oiuntnilun Mu«J ( tub. U'AI 11 K VVKVI llobill Mud Club Jim mi i l tri l uij; Ir’tllHHM'V PRIDE OF TENNESSEE LODGE NO. 1102 Improved Benevolent Protective Order Elks of the World State Elks Oratorical Winners—Entering Tennessee A. I. State College Fall. 1945 W. s. Davis I cnncsscc . .nui I. State (iollcgr Amfi.ia DoRsK Mars Mamjai.im |l'ANITA (ill I. M.mawas High School. Memphis 1.1 WIN Pearl Nigh School. Nashville I lay nes High School, Nashville President Slate Winner Si holarship Winner Scholarship Winnri I .ai r A |oNKS Scholarship Winner Biamlonl High Siliool. Springfield Prof. Mfri. K. Kpfsk Stale Director liniusMi V and I. Stale (College. Nashville 8. IVnnr.see DIVISION OF HOME ECONOMICS ( tlKIMlNl l t XAMUH. l. I imh utlf Prntruor of booth ami Xtilritlmi Rum mm III km vM huh mini in llmnr I tominin • Mimiam Iiiwna. U.S tmh nr tor in i'.hlttt I tor l M IV� ( I I OWI'RV | S limtinlr 'iuIowii nl llmnr t.amintiifi Mh Mum K Buu-n H„S flirt it inn Mill KIM II Mc klSM II huh in Im in llmnr I'niiiirmn i HOME ECONOMICS SENIORS • NNTi Mai An.in Memphis. I rniWMtc INlii N«mi llxii NiiuiilK llutoi Mud I lull. I � � i bol« (lull Cariy F-II ahiih Bkal Fiaiiklin. ImiiTMCv llumr ImiHUiuo ( luli; Woniftl'i I nmitlilr; College C Ihiii. R � ii (OKNHU III. M iv (dluinlilil, Irimoscr 11 mu ' CnnHimli C lull Imuran sun I'lum fiulM; Mndml ( lirkllm Itmialion Dorothy Yi iiii ma Brown l)m lNii|t. Tnuiofcc I limit liunnm.i� (lull. I mlxlj lij Menu Mudltll ClirlHUll � im ulmti Rt ill F.UAS (.OU.IVS Memphis. Inmrwr llumr Ii.miui.im� (lull l|il.j K..|i|n l|ilu Viliilil� . I nmnwr SOI rU m (iu ld: INviholug ( lull Vim.vi 11 Chatman For rent City. liLimu lliiint' EtnaowKi dub; Au l li |W(i sonant . M.vt hi Fvtiiir ( iiixs Greenville. Mississippi IIimiw l.iununiMs ( lull, iiynu (•jmnu Kim Snn.m� . Kiim Fij.in Coiiikin Usiugum. Tennessee lliunr iMiiiunin� (lull IMo Sqfiru I lirt Mirunl : (ullncr I l ir, Maymi: Cun is .Mum. Illinois I lull if faoomtuo (lull; PmiNHl (lllli Wiu.ll. Ill an Dlllow I cImiioii, I cnnosce lliwii ln.ui.iiiH� ( lull Vlie 1 11 «ulmi lplu K Mu llon.il VHirli Pcnlilmi. Ad( KI V It. Dot (.i av Nashville. leimcwce Muim linnuoilrs ( lull Ramh i i Kooinv MnophU, Tennewee 11..mi tiuiMimU� (lull, llumr I'n.iMNnli� (uiiimiI Minimi ( limlun Vv ■Million Firm I .OKI vi K(i(.l n on Riuiioke, Viiginiji llumr |u.iM.Miii� ( lull l lMlM.it Chili MAIM. Divirmui carniR Memphis. Irmiosrc llumr I iiiih.iiim (lull. Iklo V|mi I lull Norm ill I .iimImI.i In Signi.i ( oK l 11 % IIaKKIn ( Inrhiul. Mississippi llumr Exunumk� ( luli; Muilml Clinnun IwNUllmi IIokothv Harris Huntsville MjImiim llumr I luiHim.i« ( lull. M|du kj|.|u l|.l.i Vuuflli III AT Kid II.VY Hiiim nsi'Mc Ictllicssrc llumr f.uoaontio ( lull. May.MI. IIinIJ'-V l.iiiulon. Tennessee lliunr liuium.M (luli; IjiuIiIj lu S'liiM: Muilrni I Imtiun V.mi.ijimiu | ssll M. l ien RennciU. M.iImiim llumr Iiuuuhim duti; Imnnur M«r I'Uirr� (iiul.l: l-4iubdj In M|itu I out ma . M(.l M l jsh illr. Tennessee • I' .hi. Iiihii.hiIi� I lull IjiiiInIj to S x� .i I nincmcr SOlr I'Uins (.mill I'AIUNT McKiraiii Herat iii ville. ’ Tennessee llumr III.UUIII.4� Club. Dorothy McKixnik Bolivar, Tennessee lliunr I.iHH.nu.� ciuli: llulu Kj|.|u YIi.Im Saiurii� : Alph.i ki|.|u Ylu I lirimf Nuorti. Km III k l_ Morion Nashville. I nmeurt llumr li MH.mir� Club, MaiiH INI ll i.ia.Ms O l AI Memphis. Tennessee llumr I.mHi.Ni.� (lul. I juiImIj lo Mgnu wm HOME ECONOMICS SENIORS AND JUNIORS OrilltlA PMI (obi 11(11. I'rtHiTMcr llnaw luvnaai «till� : «� � Pli. IWu WmMHi: I twkti hi Vim • Ki � I I' i . tiiK� Sh(Tlt 4lri, I rumivr • l i f I H.'Wn i C Ml� . kit-j-i V)KMH . SIclu ki| t‘i M i Ibl.uM Naitli liilbfi I hoi liaaiil s n| l umii Km IkMH liUMMItit (lull M f’l Ml Klin IImmw lltWlWHI ( lilt ( m iii Mai mi u ni in llimn Inaoinii 4 l ll Makv Immm I (Uh Ik � II 4 tub M| b ki|i j I III! VIA I A IXIt IkHIM I inMMlIa • ( litb I AMI l l Ml 11 altf l M«ll� MI I l� b. Ik III N |MI 1 11 1 11 U (III IImhm liiuuonu. I lub Ki III II Uni ii IU-W I.MM-.I I U( . .«. Mm IWt Makii VVl|||� KMn 0 ll «M IliWMMII ( l tl M Ml MU MINI IIiiim I iimuma ( lub lti� hm ilk ImiKMCT |hMM-|«HI ItlllMWt NiJnilk I nimwr « kIiiuiIiii� (.r« i|(M l| i VMMilt | initat J I I V(m Ihlljlil. Mr ii| lii« Initiiwr ixii Mtutplm I nmnMi II jinn Jim I Mulligan So imM . MiiiIm4 I h Uiiihwi- A|iiiIict� I h« lomrw Miioxii Rum Nidnillc. Inmrwff 11 ■ mr ■■ Mii� I lub I mini |Uhn« I • Mbit u4 Vimini Oku HA ItATl IliimilifliJM� Uilunu IIiak hltfkimal I b� l (Ahum Itovu Manimi. Immw I !• imr I innnnai (lub NllIM K( ill Cl-AKb J� U o, Miwiwi|i(ii H..o . liMkinx 4 tub, I� � l � l l.bb lull |)AVI« K m Mill. ll«M«M|� | l (bum liMMWln 4 Ut, Nib A 4 lub | 4M II. IKiivin NaUiulk-. lomcvcv IbUlM llWVONMI 4 lub Nir?ll IHUA iIiii i.hi SbluHu I bun liMMitO (bib: |t| I r ( 4 lub. IWuU 11 b � j IUIUIA I CM� IN% M«m| hK‘IciMWwr Ibifii liiMMia 4 lull Vn M (IhMu VmwIMI Miam (.IUI Oban. Irt� m � cr Ibxn I � ■■■ Club; (uRnK (� ••“. (iHu.fi '■ i Mama C.iiiaiimhm NaUmllc. Iiunimt Ibhim hunil 4 tub: l. � UI« lu Vpm: l«� «w M «r Plum i.� u M K lloPbINK IUinIcimhi, IriinoMT HOME ECONOMICS JUNIORS M-MA lloRMAN lx iiiRliMi. loimcvsrr lloinr hnwiiiiin I Inti; I imlxlj lit Mkimj. Curi� Johnson MurlitolNHo. Icnncmcr Home liaimmin I tub. Gladys Jidmn t'uskcgcr. Matam;� Home � ioit iiiii « Auci I .ov i I .v Knoxville, I rnilfwcr Home � inxiimu. ( lob: I’tutiiHl (Job. Kl.ois� Nmvh� ks AiIicio, I'ciiimw lloinr tioiMimhs ( lull; Muthul (lni.ii.in IhmmIIou M: kuya Norm� I While� illc. I'eimcwc lliimr liofximu. ( lull VlARV II. I'Kic� IJmcNlone. I ciulessee Home I onotuus ( lub. m :i I'rimm Nashville. Tennessee lloinr Inmnnih. ( lub; lit I rj| ( lub m� ki. Rim I hnnumillr. Georgia lloinr 110001111«. ( lub I'� ari in� . Siiavami llirminghain. Halumu lloitii' liooonik. ( lub; to I rj| Club Kona Scnimir Waverly. Inmrw lloim liooomh� ( lub: l‘««« Jtnloe� Club Hilda I'okiir I'navis I'ari . Icducnscc lloinr liniiniuU. ( lub; Sliulrril 4 liioluii bwx uimn Krankii l'no Sweetwater, leimesw llomr liimninlii ( lull. (.IMI I A ROHIVsON lloinr � iimoiiiM ( lub. shclliclil. Hatama HOME ECONOMICS SCENES . Fotui i miti Sutiilimi. 2. Clt lifting noti Textiles. 1. Xunrry Sthtoil. 1 Home M tin agno col Class. I’rat lire Inviting (Ironfi. DIVISION OF HUMANITIES I IIO |A y l’OA(.. I’ll I) lirutl • I the lh f iilincnl nf llliniutullti txHglixlf toil! | Ramhh i'll lisnm M. Awnimii '«ifi’mii n ikc.iNl.v V MVAHONUO. I’ll I . humn r Pwfrwn ol Hinitaitfc I AI M M Wl-HII II M JyuMtnlr ’nifnim nf KARI K 'l«IK 1 1� . 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M|iIm I In Mlrfn I r ji. inn I nilt.lt Ini. l«lthnwT Vilt I’liirit f.UlM Vtttrtm ' I i l� Mil.oki i F Johnson f.n tilth Monrw. liNihiinii Senim I It in It Until I null'll lull I III Ml IKK ' K. | NI ' F.llglnh vriM.i lrm.lt ( Ini� ; luuli.li Club AM I'ln H«it vuoiUt II� UN VvM.VlYN |l M II V f,n-h.l, lolClk . Ohfe Vitim I Itvli.lt lull llliull I lull Oka I n Makmi t-.ncliili llimil � l«ll. Irintcswv VtlUll I rtuutt■ M l� I'liiH� (.HIM. ( nlliyr ( Ik� u. '(lannli lult; l� t llt)i ( lull: Inuiil. I.line PW� l r ( lull. John lino a Makiin Mum. Tciiiicw £f� fi i i .Vttlol l hl Rrta h|uii I rate� nil . Inglt.l. ( lub. '� mim� I� Club JKKAI HIM I Moniiiimii Rlirjpiii. NihIIi (auilltl ( IKKII III 1 1 1 1 Mil 1 V t.nclith Srahi ( lUIUIMOKJ. 1 nmiMiT 1 MSli.lt ( bill, 'fvitith (.lull VONM ( MH.N'V XV INI 1 H� f.Mtf n i VtlHU IihIi.mi.i|miIi� IiiiImim l.nfch h Snit.it rti Pin Krti Vui.ru� . Iiuru-.ua | I. Pljirt. (•llllal: MuilrW U.ii.l.m V� UHIJll.it. I 11 1.ill (-ll.il (.RAM Miiiiikmimin llravct Fall. Pom� 'Ivania f rrm h Senior I H it,. 1 1.u I In l.i v.iiillll. Iirn.lt ( Ittb 'iMitr.li (lub; Mi.tlrnl ( Imt lun Viut ijiw.il Makv .V IlK11 I OS MruipItU I cnnCMCr 1 null'll ( lult f.rrg oh III II MU l l I’M M VIUMIN 1 renth 1 ailll'vilic. kroliukv IWl 'mni.i 1 liei.i NunilH FKANM� Ml kll In.mu t« ImI New Volk llrlli 'i ti.j 1 In i.i vunnti ( A1IIIHIM P'Ukl'II .u-t n i Junto! lianUin Icnncwcc � ii lwb ( lub; 1 mum-mi. Vine lunlor Plain� (.Ulltl, N|IJ 111. Il 1 till. MlltlK Kvmihi Mnttlrii. 1 miitiuiui lliinnmfr I Irniku lleta ka| |� ( Iu I liMwrtji� '«Nil! View� � (lult lirtnh (.lub; Mu milt Club. Makv M III Rouri� Natlivillr. IctHicvicr Huffhh I (Mini I n lltli Club; lirn.lt I lub F.DMIN'A WULK (.Ititajt� . Illinois Hngfiih Junio� luntlnlj In i iua Honour� '«Mi; lit Ij-jI I lub. l,� uli‘ W i (lub. � .n li«lt I lub. Kimci a H. Uhiiamm� ' I tuitsv� 11� . kcnimkv hi 1( 1 nli lun kit Collnie r hoif (oiurri VOJtrn 'lunlih (li.bi lnuli.lt (lub. Irnurta.� Mali Plain� GmUl: lta(� iu« M.ulrnl I nuui DIVISION OF SCIENCE Mariii Ml � v M.A. lush mini m (.innui Si inn c V. F.. McCain. M.S. Instructor n Mallieinalies l� i Veterans Sadi� ;av oway. M.S. Instructui in Mnlheunities ,WII Sa skk. M5. hull mini in Mntheinnliis Mattik Arriscton. R.S. Secretary- to the Division of Science DIVISION OF SCIENCE IIIIURI It CroK.II i • r V. IhhWUJ.. M V Dittrlin nl llit Dtiiunn � f Snriirr I'lofttnii Mnilirnuiliit I M l M Hill I’ll l . 'rii otiH nl I lirmnlii I R. I’«m . |K. Until of I ft fit 11 nr III Ol VlVuVl Profeuoi of Phytitt Mixon II. Toun� . I’Ii.I). PmfrUtir of Chciniiftx Marion n Kkiinkh. I'h.I). Axuwinlr Pinfrtttn nl lUolof y SCIENCE SENIORS AND JUNIORS CllARl Ks II. ( 01 i man Sparlanhutg. South Carolina Science Viiior l llOMAS IlKNRV I’Inson Memphis, Tennessee Stic lire Senior lo.VNIK E. Edmonson Irli.miut. Icnnrsscc ' lienee Junioi WlM.il ('LAI IIIA Ills MIX' (itmitsnml. Mississippi i.hnnnhX | unior Firm Ii (.Iuli; H t.i Ka|i| .i Oil lloiuirais SriciMilu '■Him, NYU I jam Clark Iikmk East St. lamis. Illiimis Chemistry Junior l's (llo|llg ( lull VicivxtiA A MiiiDUxc Nashville, Tennessee Mitllieinalifi Junior Ei.vin I� . Si KM ART Nashville. Tennessee Sc lent r Junior CllARl £ ). SMiiii. III llampion liislilutc, Virginia History, orittl Snente Junioi llistorv Muds ( lull (timvr IN I’lii. Ila«lleu« Rh« Fill Uu|ilii; Imiiut Class Firskirni; IWllrr Dnnuilors Cluli, I'roidmt: Student Comisil. Vue I'rrsklrni; Della l lu lirlia. Vur-I'roidml; I slum in Llilrl of limi Cat- Itgian; Track ami Tennis From John W. Sll-THKNS si. I .Oil is. Mivviun History. Sot ini Seirnre Junior I'lu llrla sigma fialriniis: Viem« (Mill : Junior (lass I loti Hostess Com miller. SAMI'� I (.RM.OK I let toil Mulligan tlioloe} lunku SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS COLLEGE LIBRARY I'nfp Miiiioii.il l.ilmirs cmtccl IWil: Mi M.iillu M. Iliowii, l.ilnaiv oimilunl. Hollow. Irfl i� ug i . I.cn% II. Daniel Director; Vcticu Singleton Rclc-iciier l,ciiciclicaU: Iksve I Kean ( irrtilalinn; (oily lee- Riley Catalog et; MtKltMinr Young. Rmti I lie Mcinuii.il Library, creeled in 1 127 in ihc center ol I In campus. i easily accessible lo academic buildings and dmniitorics. I mil MM.1 it housed administrative offices bm since then has been used primarily lot binary purposes. ppm imaich 30.000 volumes are lotin l in the Macks cm the second Hoor adjacent to the general reading room which seals 125 |� ersons. In the fall. 151-11� . the reference- collection was moved to the first lloor where reference and periodical services were combined. tcxtlmok collection consisting ol all textbook' used in the public school system ol I cnncvscc i' the nucleus around which a materials bureau is being developed. I bis collection and also government documents ate- located in two small rooms adjurem to tin re Icrcnc c-|m-i iodic al room which seats approximately fills Modems. In keeping with the major objective Jo improve libiary sen ic es to students and lac nils mem hers, two lull lime librarians were added to the stall at the beginning ol ilu- school yeai I he li bran stall now inc ludes the following gionps: six lull-time.- librarians, lout ol whom hold library science degrees; two part-time adult assistants: twelve student assistants, l o Mrs. Manlia M Kiown goes much credit lot the development ol the Memorial Library. Since 102.3 Mis. brown has served tlu- college in the capacity ol head librarian. In September. I!M6, Miss I ois II. Dan- iel was ap| oiiited director ol library, a position that catties with it the responsibility ol devel- oping a university library to sene- an evolving university program lot Negroes in I ennessee. SCENES IN LIBRARY HEALTH SERVICE r II. I Kt I MAN. MI). Srhnnl fhrtid tn INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS FOOTBALL TENNESSEE STATE 19 4 5 FOOTBALL SQUAD Mha Miss Kihth Hkatkicf Hkaiikn Divi.tion of l d unit ion Mnnhn Itrltn Sigma The I a Sorority I� student .Ikl.inuiion Miss Icnncssee Mate College lor ilie year l‘.M.r� -|t� is Edith Beatrice Braden « 1 I . tin ville. I enmsstr. a senior in the Disisiou ol Kdmation. s a graduate ol Bridge forth High School. Pulaski. Icnnessce. Miss Braden had the distim lion ol being elected Miss Bridgeforth High during her junior year. Her college affiliations in hide membership in Delta Sigma 1'heia Sorority, History Study Club, and the Elementary Education Clui� . Imluded among her many interests are reading and the theatre. Asked how she rrccised the elctiioii. Miss Braden claims the honoi as a personal challenge foi the loyalts placed in het by lhe student bods oi more than 1,100, the (acuity, ami the president ol one ol' mcii a‘s leading egro colleges. She is the daughtet ol Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Kradcn ol I.ynnville. I ennessee. Her lather is a stonemason and a leading eiti cn ol (Jilts County. Miss Braden reigned supreme at the homecoming game with Kentucky State College on o ember 29. THE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Mr. II. A. Ki (hutch tiucl Dim lot o Athletics I’ki mi� i m W. S. Davis Chair man Mr. . V. IIomuii Pmtewm oi Mathematic I lir Xlhlelii (nminittcc � 1 I ennrssrc State ( nltcgr is .1 maim unit «I I lie college. and Ms iiit|K� itailce should not 111 .iiiv way Ik underestimated. I In committee lias developed Inc piogiunts of iiitiaiiinr.it anil intercollegiate s| oils ( InmIi Imivs .mil j iiU into .1 ivi'll loiiiiilcil anil tliveisihed calcuilai anil lias brought ilir institution national recognition throiigli its excellent development of the major anil minor sjMirls. In structure the Vtlilrtii (ariniititici- i% similai to the allilrtii asvmi.mion ot most colleges ami its purpttfC i' to establish. administer. anil � ti| crvisc all allilrtii iinlitir of tin college. including thr expenditures for improvement of athletics. tin- vhrdiiliug of games. the awarding o! let ins to ile serving students, and the vclct'tioti of 10.11 In's and other atMetk aides. I lte management ol alhlctirs is handled l� I 1 ). |. ( hapluan. Professor of Kdinalion, subject to the .i|i|iloval ol the Xihletic Committee XII puhlicitv 111 connection with the college's athletic program, intituling football. basketball lioxiiiB. tennis, swimming, track ami held event� , is collected assembled and released to the ptihlii hv the Department of Xihletic Puhlicitv of which Dr. Chapman is the Director. I'liis department seises as the official month piece of the Xihletic (jiuiiiiittre and as a clearinghouse foi all news peM.iiiiing to athletics at the college. XII aitisin painting is pcifinmcd at the present time hv Carlos Hi iter, sophomore .111 student. Carlos Hki c.i irtUlir Painter for Pefiailment of Athletic Publicity Dr O. I Chapman Director of AI hie 111 Publicity not! I mi nr if Manager of Athletic1 V. E. McC-ain' II. A. Kxas lyuif nit C.ttat h Urail Coath TENNESSEE STATE COLLEGE BOARD OF STRATEGY rfl to i idh I: I Mii.iln, ssi«iaitt ami ll.n LlirM C � ;nh; l)r O. | (Im| iiijm. Diintiu | thtrtu Ptihluilv ami lltninci MmuKCt ol MHIcib; II Ki aii. Urail «uti� ; ( I). I 'ml l oidi; S It tiiili . I.inr ( wtli. |) l . Nolle , I inc Couth. «Imt noi jpprui in pitIMIC. THE TIGERS OF 1945-46 (1945 and 1946 National Vulcan Bowl Winners) 'I D VVUI TMAN DlXON U.UOL8EBT 0 PULirY W. SMITU N.TAYLO W. 16 0� WJOUNSON E. WYNN O.OBUMMONO w. GILMODC W.WASUINOTON U.MS PUEBSON D. WLfiTMAN J BOLDEN THE 194 6 VARSITY FOOTBALL LETTER MEN William lias� . I'.M.’� I1 Mnerican. gains lificcu yaids around end in Hotitla game (animation ol Miss I'ctmcsscc Stale tilnli lli.nleu) ami Miss Kenliicks Stair 1 illiau (.illcspie). will� omits Benjamin Hauliers ami Fdwanl Mullins, at end «� 1 Inst half «•! the I'enucucc versus Kent tick� Inmliatl game at Nashville. NovcmlH’t L’! . KM'� . Tennessee won. !H|, Raymond Whitman, crack halfback, inshes in lu I) leak tin a Willierfnnc pass, thrown in II. Banks, eml. So. I ft l| American tackle, Robert Drummond. No. 34. ran Ik- seen in the luckgimind. MISS TENNESSEE STATE AND ATTENDANTS IFNNKsxKI � I Ml (OKI is I l K I I FOR MOM K. C OMI N(. CKI.KHRA IION In llir ftirlum nlnn in .Utrri r othn nml n-riiing ulhir ttr Irll (n ri ht Maxim IIakMv Iu-Miiii.iii Irlumm. I t-tino %cf; K VTHRVX McC.ii i., junior, burl Malum; ; Kimii llttADl s. x-itlor. i vimvillc. I runcwcc (Mb� I cnnoMrc State): IIab Rin JOlINvON, Nophonioir Dowling Ofcrn ketmit v: (.IOBIA I'obiim cninr. Columbia. Tcimcwce. TENNESSEE STATE'S 1945 ALL-AMERICANS WlU.IAM Ha s' R««n� m Dki mmumi IlnlflKuk Tttikle 1945 FOOTBALL RESULTS 1 innmt Stale College 32 Ion Henning Retention Ccntei 1) 1 enncssee State College 0 Langston ('Diversity 13 Tennessee Stale College 87 Philander Smith College 0 Tennessee State College 21 Clark College (1 1 emu’ssec Si.ite College 21 Vill erforic 1 ’tmcishy 0 1 ennessce State College 18 Florida A. and M. College 20 1 enncssee Slate College 38 Southern Univcrsits 0 1 ennessce State College so Lincoln lrniversit (i 1 ennessce State College J Kentucky State College 0 Tennessee State College •la Oodinan Field Iiotnhcts 21 Tennessee State College 33 I’cxai College 6 1946 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1945-1946 BASKETBALL RESULTS .50 1 uilisrr Indiiutr 2 71 lluumtoiul Hu: Hir ., !?� . 5S (.o«l nun Held Him 52 ? IMiilumler Mnitli Collevc II 1 rmifvcr Slate (iillnti fi) ilri xillrgr 2!� M Irxui College Iniiuwr Mute (-oIU-ro 79 Man Alien Junior 1’ollntf 62 1 cm� (ollcsr .... . .26 Immi Mute Colieitc 72 iL.iiiui Muir Collegr 45 •Tmiiiiivt Nun Odies - 72 1 unit'ion nim� it� Ml 47 1 S. N nilli 1 nlNrnitv 2.S II 1 HKoln 1 immilN. Miwmn V 1 runt-ore Mute (uiIIcrc (. . Kumut Cit M.C.A 1 rnnrwiT M.iir Collr o IW I'hiUiwIrr 'nuiIt College It. 1 eitncoee Slate College 57 Krutur).� Mui College 45 1 riiWMO' Male Cxillrjic Mi Mmrltotm- (x.llesc iWi Muliuinu Muir (ollfgr 4(. Imnrore stair College i Wiltwtforcc 1 nlirniii 42 retuicwr Mute College V� (xulmin 1 irUI 1 l� rt' 10 12 Kentm U' Muir tollcgt 59 1 i-tillr«re Mute College 4� l.inmln 1 ni%rr il� . Miiwnift 57 75 Mmrhouw College 5o 1 rnnnvr Muir (xillrgr M) Mulumj Muir tx.llegc 50 1 ennroee Mule (x.llrgr m Milium Mii1u.il toller. . 52 97 Knoxville 1 .S 5� Irniirwr Muir (x.llrgr 7 ' 1 inmln 1 tmctMiy, Mmoim 51 1 itme � rr Male nllrg� - V. U illirrlnur 1 nivrnllN 55 tlrnneo«r Stair College 11 Kcntuekt Muir (ollcgc r.r. 11� ilrlrutiiiR Lang'lotl I n(� rii{| Hi llit firuK 11niunrr Suit- ( ollnsr turn l)ir Open ItHitiiumrnl ul Inillii View. Ir jv luimur� 12. I'llt. ISttOWl Jibir wlnttri in Midwnictn |lj Lrll j|| IfiiimsmMil jI krnliuk� -Male ollr � (Hnlloii. Kftiimk'. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 1946 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 1945-1946 BASKETBALL RESULTS 1 cilttevsee Stale (iollegi 28 West Virginia State College 27 1 cniu.vMf Slate College IS l uskcger Infinite 25 Iciiiicsscc State College 52 Philander Smith (iollegi 12 1 cniK'W€ Slate College 21 Knowille College 25 1 nillCSMC State College 22 rkamas State C ini lege 20 rmiimi1 State C College 21 Mahatna State Colhge 10 I'eimcwce State College 22 Knoxville College II rcnumt Slate College 20 Hotida A and M. College 25 Ciiuimv Stati- College 25 lahama State College IS 1 iiiiuam'c st ate tail lege lit t kanvis State Cad lege 2 1 1 «niuvscf Slate College .55 Philander Smith Collige 20 1946 BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ VARSITY TENNIS TEAM • C «M«h I .iilu v Uaitln is .11 rvircmr left in front mwi 1946 BOYS' VARSITY TRACK TEAM ((«will I mu ( IoiIh-% IS .11 c ticun left in IkiiL imv. ailm llmce. Until llollinl. ami |olm llolilcn iio not ap |H at in | i furo.) 1946 GIRLS’ VARSITY TRACK TEAM (Coach |c sic K lilmtt is in cculrt ol hack urn) 1946 VARSITY BOXING TEAM |( .nil -Shannon I . I.idle is at e Heme left in hark ion ) 1945 Coaching School Hold at Tennessee State College June 11-30, 1945 1946 Varsity Swimming Team Co;kIi I Iioiikih K. Illlglir i% ;u ( lmnr led in back iow) National Aquatic School Held at Tennessoe State College June 18-30, 1945 State Tigers Line Up in T Formation for Their 1946 Opponents Octolxrr r October I � November 2 1946 SCHEDULE Ilomr I .angst on I ’iii cr%ity Clark College Florida and M. College oveml ei Hi Lincoln University. Missouri November 2!l Knoxville College (Thauksgiv ing I lomeComiug) I way September 2H Texas College (Place undecided) October 12 Open October 2b Wilberforce University (At Wilberforce, Ohio) November ‘I Southern University (At Scotlandville. Louisiana) November 23 Kentucky State College (At Frankfort. Kentucky) Ml limiir games will Ix-gin at J:no | . |. TENNESSEE STATE COLLEGE THEATRE Actmities I'knnksskk Siam I la kks Grn.n ;iih.i kk n Iiiiaiki I.AUOKA IOKA I I II.A I Rt ClIORAl. Sl lAKIN(. CHOIR TENNESSEE STATE PLAYERS GUILD I lie I enilessee Suite Players Guild is a student organization ol ilte l ennessee State College I heat re. It is open to students who aie majoring and minoriiig in s| ereli and drama, and I'm students who are interested in dramatics as an e tia unit ular activity. OFFICERS Komi k l WllVII Sim.� k Iticii.ww OtlKsSA 1 1 KKS 1 loKIs llollhx Kuna m. Do iik ImottoKi Me Datui Pirxidfnl Vift-Prrxidmt n wlnn Auutanl rrwlaiy 1'irauiwi C.lmfdaiu Mary K. (.ki m iioi si Ini ( ki mil ll I n Chainlinu. Piny {railing Cnminillft Ira I'iarson Itnsinrn Mnim n I OKI IT A C'.ANTRHI Piihluity Mniut n DoKoim HlRNhON (him mini, s aria! (Uinimittcr Kiina M I)o iik Ciminium, Pmurnm Committrr Clmiriilfin. Mr m hr x sin ft Ciilllinillrr THEATRE STAFF Thomas K. I'oac. Ill N ION IIA IS l.Al'KA .M. AVIKII II l MA 111 NX JONI-S I'K A ( .1 s I IIOMl'SON Dill'l till in him tl Dirertiii liiirdoi • ( Chililiril’i I hiuitir Diwctor of (.humi Sfieitkiilfi (.hxiit Ma r Drona lions lioKonn l . Jokin 'mfh'ivisoi n ( nIimin mid Makr-I'h NINl.KK III C.IIANAN Alllgf Ml I) wit Whitman s dgr Car VMIT.IA lioksi Thratrt ibrant and Cli I lie Tlicatir Stall work with each aciivin n( ilic I cnuottcc St.nr Cx� llcge I heatre THE CHILDRENS' THEATRE I lie Children s Ilivairi is a luiboratniy lltcatre lot students majoring ami miuoring in speech ami drama, and siuilctil� registered lot Knglish 201. Children’s Literature. I his organi- ation is under the sti| e!vision ol Miss lutura M. Averitte. I he membership consists largely ol children of faculty members, and of children living neat the campus. Parents of the chilcheii are closelv asyxiatetl with the Chihlen's Theatre Staff. OFFICERS Wlt.I.IAM llAKPHt I- ki Sassik Hiik.n Dimas DOKls Illi I I’t AKI. C.ORI I IIOMAs |)l M V VONXt: Sk ii:k � niilrnt t'ire-Pi raiilctii See r inri .Itsislttni Srrtflnn It mi ness Mana ri I'ublirit 4 fient II tirtlrohe Mitltcu I'At RICIA llOUIKs ID NR V. kl F-VKt Sassmi I'l VKI (.OR) lllllS lit MVS Marsh 11 ( koicii I VI KA M. WiKirn Make I fi h hcn I'litfH-ity .UdiM(ri Electrician lmtenl llitrrltrt S intent liner trr% l‘in tint I 1111 tm u nvt t nocive poop in- -t'-l jr jftwc im cijr fo ooofcu doo w (usAMurrr ciH cwut yam r i hh o i« hoqxm w uan o’hhu «UOW Arctic l«M 14 W JOMUlOWASO TUI JIAGt CfitW T4W NG OOWM DIGUT W yNGI8 BUCUAMAM TAG . MAHAtitC a jctni mbi w.ccjo tm; c«� wg{ patch TMOiN '.(lime Mlfl PIAH HOO« A| ntj WK75} Atfitm fBOM lOWRSttXH PMVIHUO BY TU( LAftOCTOtY TMfATCI. SUNDAY SCHOOL Monihli chinili mccWIi plain Suiulai ita|io. iikI the Suiulai School alt irgulai pham of ilir irligiou pi � giJm � l the • nllcge I hr MiihIji School. iiimIci llic clitccitnii of Mi. R Y C lay ami I i. C.. f.oie. |i u only our ol ihr many o| |iortunilics alfoiilccl llic Minimi m cn tiilt life through religion llic Suiulai School attract our of Ihr largnl ainlimcr of am aacmfolv on ihr rampui II oigaut jliouv mrotilir . lulniiilin. ami ilquiimnii jI c lulu ioo|k uIi- with ihr Suiulai School In «{Niuioriiig laiiou l | n ol pingtatni ihiough oil! ihr leaf. Ihr Suiulai School rccriio ihc hcam Mipt nit ami cooperation of 1‘rolilrni Dam. who liclleic lhal ihr impiiatiou ami Miinulaiion then iccrlicri Mill l r ol iiu-Mimahlr ahir lo tiwltlili in an effort io nolle vainfiiug phihmephin ol lifr in a changing world. SUNDAY SCHOOL CABINET OFFICERS OF SUNDAY KllWARD Mi l I IN I IIOM N I’INnON C.INIAA ( l .lVUOI kM Ciiari is Cm i man Rl III SHARI' SCHOOL Sh m-i mirnilriil i.vmlanl i.ju rnilrnilml Srr i rim ( linniimn. ('.onninllfi Pianist N K II SWOMAC.ON Maiii i Caknir (.1 M)VM N l I I I I III IMA URDUS OFFICERS OF CLASSES SENIOR (Ium man Asms tan I Clmnmnn Strirtary . I niunt Si'firlan Kksk.vi McKinmv Main Mi mi Mil URI i� saniori� IKON Owiw JUNIOR Chair mini tyuslant (,him man Srrirtarx Amt hint Snrrlary M) MIO M O R K I I M HOLWIW AV Hinjamin Cram Kiina Brown IIa ii IIIs o (.Inin man .foiilANf ( him nmn Wirlaix tnntiinl Srrrrtary KRIS H M A N J� ANNIN� l I ISON U IMBITII Konn I)avi. Hknri Konma III I I VI Jl AN (.Ol IA Chun iimn Assiiiani Chai 1 mint ri r r tars Avsiilnnt Smctary I THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student I'nioti is a voluntary religious organisation ol all Baptist students ol the institution. It is the connecting link between the college and the church and seeks to make Christianity collegiate and college life Christian. It is .1 church centered organization and seeks to promote among all students Christian comradeship, Bible study, prayer, church membership, denominational loyalty, and kingdom advancement. Although the B. S. IT. is a world wide movement, it is now being organized for the first time on Negro college campuses. I’lte organization at A. and I State College is the second to serve a Negro college commit nils in meiica. liter outlook lot the B. S. I. work among Negroes is very challenging, lor it discovers and develops the potential church leadership as it faces real life; situations. ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY Oli It l‘W8 ill Minor llall III Howard lni er� itv ihc first Greek Idler somrily among 'to ilvtili in mrrica Mpha Kappa uai formed. From a 'ingle chapter of right mcinliers in I90H. the coroiity lias grown into .1 powerful national oigani ation of seventy two undergraduate chapter and uinctv-fnoi giaduatc ihaplrr and comprise a mcinheidiip «� 1 more than ( ,000 carefully Mtuaicdcollcgewoiiu.il. Mpha Kappa Mplia tend lo riHoiuagr high scholastic standard . to improve the mm ial and economic 'tain of the nice and to pnnnotc unit) and friendship among college women. Mpha Psi liaptcr wjs oigani ed at loiiicwcc A. and I Stale College on May 15. 1952. and fiom that time to the present ha' lieen oiit'iaudiiig 111 cam pit' history. Mpha Pli's program for the year includes an annual mIiooI project of greeting old and new 'tiidcnt' coming to the college at the opening of tfic school year, a pre riirUiniDi progiani to spread good will to fellow students prior to the Christina Indicia ; .1 | cniw ha aai to raise fund t« help uccdv families in the viciuii of the college; Founder’� Day celebration at which time outstanding mendici of the organ i ation and the race aic pi evented to the students of the college ami the riti cm of Nadi villc. Mplu P i representation in Mpha Kappa Mil scholastic vnicty. at prencnt. include� Rul� Prigmorc and Gladys William Dorothy llairi wa chosen ipiecn «•! Mpha Phi Alpha Fraternity for I9I5-U . 7ir affirm It ilni l‘ i 0 ‘ ( 6 «ir: Basilruv Nell Xrmstioug; nti Itasilcu . Odessa Perry; Grammateo , fiianila Rvan; fpistolcu . Frame 1-ravelle: Repoitei. Gallic I .cut ; lamiodiii . Maigucrltc Raw: Sentinel. Mae Xitdrcy leaven; llodcgu . Knim.i (.rani; Pailiametiiariau. I auretta Cantrell; anil Dean of Pledgers, ('athvnc Moody. Mpha Pu plav a vital pan in the campus life of . and I State College and is merely a link in the huge chain • f the Alpha Kjppa Mpha Soror U which strive t« uphold ethical standard , finer womanhood, scholarship, and service to the Negro rare IVY LEAF CLUB OFFICERS II kkim Johnson I'tfudrnl l mm SMITH rirt-Ptrsidrni Kviiiikim C.uion � si Rakxi I Iommvi m.on DoKoim llKIM� K SM (.AKUNKK N (el'll) 1)1 MAN Euwix Vi 11' Jinmt Mhcxdox MEM H.IA BlJVKI Mara Hohkixn Hi Til Cot I inn MllHKHl KAWlOkh XKIM'II M All IN I'AIIIM I AC': I Makv Y. I'l_ c; . Dokls Dmtns Mhikiim Mission Ttrmuret B E R S r . ki.ini stfavari Dokoiiia Ml Kii Fans� I’iiiiv M.ia Kink F.IINA W Al.NIk l(l| A I t KNIK nrtiat isuilnnl Srrtrl tn 11H.KN I lot.Mis Vivian Run wm Primm I.OI III DAVIS Kt ill Rraa'boa DokOIIIV Hik.snos M axi, mo i t'Kl'CK the Ivs leal ( lull I l|rh.i kappa M|� Im Sororii' Ih iiij{ one ol ihr most nuiMaiKliiig I III I n mi tin- ■ .1 tii | tis until iliillpi In tire rullliral ami Miii.il lilr III the ramiiiu In presenting ihrir Ire-si talent at Stlltilax Siliool. Oniri I lout, ami Vs|KT. anil other ailivitir' I lie I x I .cal ( lul is rf|iirscntnl in various ilr| ailmcuial activities. DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY ALPHA CHI CHAPTER foiiHilrd ni llovnrit l N)W� h in 191l • iiibliihril ni A. anil I Sinte Collrgc m t6 In tiu- thirty-three years ol its existence Delta sigma I'heta Norm its lias grown steadily until there are now more than one hundred lorn, chapter whose hundreds ol members, pledged to the highest ideals oi womanhood, ol scholarship, and service, are doing honor to Delta through their splendid achievements. Here at A. and I. during its eight years of existence. Alpha Chi has followed the general pattern set hv its national hods. It has aided organizations in promoting the economic and so- rial well-being of Negroes, shared in improving the morale ol mu soldiers during the last world conflict, contributed to the cultural and spiritual tone of the campus h s|xmsoring Sunday School. Quiet Hour. Vcsjxt, and cha|x I programs, as well as ros|x n oring an annual jabber- Wcxk that has as an objective the raising ol funds for scholarships for worthy students, and has furnished such scxial programs as teas (or lieshmen and new women students, and dames for the general student hcxly. Alphi Chi has had among its members young women who are active in a number of campus organizations and have had the honoi ol ha ing Miss Tennessee State of 1915-lfllt� and two of her foui attendants on her roster. PYRAMID CLUB Hu Pyramid Club of Alpha Chi Chapter o( Della Sigma 1'lieia Sororiiy has striven during the xcliool yea i MH.VI'.Mli lo remain according to ils uadi lion a credit to iis school. fmei womanhood, and lo Della Sigma I htia Sororiiy. I lie Pyramid Clui� has ) artici| aicd in various aitiviiies. among llirse being a special |iuei hour program paying tribute to mothers. We Mrivc lor scholarship. and many mcmlx-is of the club have apjicarcd on the honor rolls dur- ing i he year. M O I T K nowlrdgr is hr ton li of wisdom. ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY OFFI IlKMum Riixn ttaiilru llllKf I � M|- iJrtin nl Plrd rn (..Mill KIM DoKslY VAI.I tIM VurMiv 1« v M. Hxmiis (.hum A mis la ill Srrrrlaix F.ICKMA I’OKIIK IlkVIK limsutri Yvonni W'lVTTRS Cutltitlian CERS Vika Foaai.ik Chaplain I At R.A 1 � R1. I � Ail !Y rr| rrfMl at Anns Wii ia I.Hxrrr luimui |t� N Romm Wii.mama I'tfiisi Mkv Mari� Brooks siram.i Advisci MRv NNI1 (.. VAsmr Adrisn 1.11.1 IAN lUkliot k II A l I III MS� I HI I 'I A BROWN� Vikxm Ciimmvn MEMBERS I At K A FKA IIR Ol'lll 1JA Till Kt III U'MjT.II |i amia Mavis I iiomas Rova mivvari Rovabu faans Wii hi: k innaro Ros.ai.mi I iiomas Nii.i.ie Jorimn |ismi Mm mu |ii.lia IiiAis Brows Fjisilon Alpha Chaplet of eta I'hi Bela SoiotiiA is ptoiitl ot its gtouih anal achievements am I cimr-vsrc Slaic ( aallege campus I his chapter was oigani nl a� n Icnnesscc Male I «allege «anipus ptil 15. 1 155. with six ah.iiier tnetiilteix Smae lltcn ils mcmltcrxhip has grown each scar la� include outstanding setting women. Fmm I ho tanks a ( I jtsiltm Alpha h.aplri name xuth tcptescnl.ali%e |H t sail ta lilies as Mum I It mi ulla Rmks. Basileus a l Fpsiion Alpha Chapter. soloist of the Concert Singer (ham. and I-ailicV Fnscinldc. ineniltcr ol Holla I'ltt Holla |imii ualistic Hainan Society, musii alitet (an a� f the Baptist Student Cnion corresponding secretars ol ihr Future Business l.eailcis ( America: s nor Yaohiic AA'intcts outstanding in the fields of F.nglish anal iltanta. ineniliet a� l the Blaser C.uilal: Soiur Afelha I aims Brown, mcnilier a� f tlie Co men Singers. Choir, and Ignites FiLSeiuhlr. ancmltrt of llella I'lii Holla Jaiaiinalisiii llaiuot Society, tala-meal alancn. tnenilici of hna I’hi I auilkla I It.nan Sawiris: Soitti |itan Roinlas Williams, contralto soloist ol the Cornell Siugets Choir. anal ladies' Knscinhlc. memlM.-i of the Future Business leader a� f .America. Baptist Mmlrrit I iiitm: Sotan Annie (� . Sassei. Basilens «� ( the .ish ille Chaplet l eta. itistmcloi in mathematic : Soror Marie BnM k strange. oncer I piam«i and organist. lieaal ol the music tic partinrnt. director of College Choii and famous t lotted I Singer . ARCHONI AN CLUB OF ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY O F F 1 1 C E R S mv ill o nun I’lrui ru Vmiii.s Dor-� ! Ilrfmrle Oohis klMM 1 SrtKlmy 1 III KI.Vl I'l NMI limn n I’Ud n t 1 III Ml 1 K 1 |OM. 1 intiHirr MKv NU • V s |R MRS. MARII IIROOK.V MNAM.I A livin'i AtU'iirr MEMBERS M.SYMt (.11 MINIM I.MIII-� PHitlM (.l OA SlOVIK Roslvn Mahmu Doroiiiy Simmons Makganik Wiiu. mv n I'hc nhouian Club ul i Ite (i;i l lii Beta Sororii y was founded on the rumpus of How- ard ImvMMty f 01 i lie put post- ul unifying women who aspiie 10 Irccomt mciul� cr ol ilie Zeia Phi Bel a Sorority. sime ihai lime die Xrrhouian Club has played an netivc pan in all activities to promote I in. i Womanhood oil many college campuses. SIGMA GAMMA RHO SORORITY OFFICERS Mai hi F. Cm v Hnutrm MVRII � N Rl SOI I ■Inil ttiuilrus I I All SUN K KH WOOO iluimmalrui Aim Ml A IlnKNHtAk Aiilhdraniinalrus J CAN in I A Yol xci Taminfhui Mrs M M Brown AtUnsrt Mks II. (•. Wll 11«Ml) Adnitri ☆ OFFICERS MAGf.ll KlKRLNDAI I l‘ ftiilrnl MAGGtl Mol m liffl’iru drill KHVIMIM SlIAAA SriirtrtiY C.tlJA VATKINA ,4mnhinl Sfftrinn |lv lI Slilfl- Trrumtfi Krnilinii Irfi In rig i : Millin' K. dica Mrv M 'I. Brown Mis II. I. illioite Mi'. Myrtle N. Russell Mis. Siililir C.utn. Jeaitclla Young. MIk-iIj Homlx-ak. miln Mrs I ah MotLatd Wood. IMF VIRORVS limiting h ti in tifiliI; Maggie kiikemlall. Maggie House. Crliii U.nkms I i nest me Shaw. anil Jessie Slii|� | More dun a deiadr ago Vlplu Beta ( lu|i|c of Mgira (.4111111.1 Rim Soioril) marked die iH-gimung ol sonnies life on I ei 11 lesser Stale nlk-j-r 1 ampin NiiKC di.il lime il I1.1 served as 4 Ikmiuii light lo guide voting women lo heights of Kim allaiiiniciil in ImiiIi ihatuder .mil scholarship. Out id this chuptei have gone mam voting nomen who air now outstanding in mam held of w� «tli whili cmlcavni. Mpha lieu is represented in all of the outstanding mgani aiiom ol the campus. The urma (.tuh is oni| osol of voting women who base pledged themselves to strive to Inc up to the high stamLaids of moral climacter and scholarship wliiih are pranpiisitcs to Iictinning 4 iiiciiiIk-i of Sigma (..11111114 Rho Sorority. ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY BETA OMICRON CHAPTER ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY, INC. BETA OMICRON CHAPTER On the campus of Cornell University, Ithaca. New York, in the school year of I'MI'i-UMHr, Alpha Phi lpha, Inc., the lint Creek fraternity, was founded. Henry Arthur Callis and � other male students distributed in the various colleges and universities conceived the idea of the value ol in.«itu.lining more intimate contact with fellow students than aliorded by classroom as- sociation. ol promoting high scholarship and of stressing outstanding achievement in all fields of endeavor. In keeping with these ideals the fraternity sjxinsors yearly “Co to High School— Co to College movement and Education for Citizenship campaign. lieta Omicion Chapter was established May 12. I'.KIT. at IV nnessee State College. With the aims of tIk organization foremost in our minds we have maintained high scholarship, contrib- uted to local and national movements, and displayed leadership ability on the campus and in the city. Beta Oniicton is represented in lpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Berta Kappa Chi Honor Scientific Society, and all other scholastic organi alions ai ihc college. With our motto huesei Indore us. “First of all. servants of all. we shall transcend all. we shall maintain the no- ble principles of the fraternity. OFFICERS htiWAKD I Mi uj.sv Memphis. Teimosrr ( skios (1. ItRieir Owrnslnno. Kctiiuclv f'mitlrni C.nrrrtpomling Srrrrlary Binjami.n I Saii iik. Jk. Cincinnali. Ohio Mai.HR Mc.Miiian Mobile lahama I iff ■ l'ifsifirnt Tirnxurrr I iiomas II I'inson Memphis. I enm-xvr I r.vri.ANti C.. kisui R Memphis. Ten nonce Sfrtrlttry Advitrt In X � i«nv pills I llica.lNs Fast Si. I.ouis, Miwmti Verged� ! al Ann ADVISERS lit cut M. smv iiii Kaiiic.ii M'llJMlN (.FORM V (.ORK. |K IIIxnv . Kiax !’iiisl ui)tli. Pennsylvania Nashville. I (•iiiicwre Nashville. I ciinivir l.ouisvillv. ken lmk I Kim RICK |. I). McklNNFV Ms RON It. I OWNS C’.i imon It. Crooks I.KWIS K lion AM! irnon k. McC ain Kii litnond Indiana Atlanta, (� coff� ia U'imhcvtcr. Kcultukv Roanoke. Viigina rdmnrc. C Iklalinma MEMBERS Wlll.lAM Itvss AIO KllMONIISON RIIIIR k Norm I INI I A JoKIlAN Jomi'II R Mc.ciiri I lli K.MAN Nok I IK ROSS Ira I� . l’i arson SlNCJI R III C 11 AN AN New Voik, N -w Vork Nashville, kcuilesser Memphis I ennevsee Nashville. I cn newer I'ulaski. Iciiimw Nlrmpliis. kciincsscc Memphis. I eiincssee Favcllevillc. I ennevsee SamCH K Will i.MAN Samin. I.. Ilii i iakii k KI III RIC K IklM Wn.rv l.rciNARii |oii . Mr.I.FAN. |K. Roy Ofvrton. Jr. Win iam Pol K EOWaro U. Kin� IIarvfv Sims ... Mi ken ie. ‘lennesvcr Mobile Mahama I an held. Mahama C hapel Hill. I ennevsee r.larksville. I rnnesscc Nashville. Tennessee Birmingham. MjImiim (� alvi sion, lex us Sliclhvvillc. Tennessee THE SPHINX CLUB OF ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY, INC. OFFICERS Will.I AM JOHNSON Wll l l VM I i IWNM Mi KaIIMI MllllN' | K l VIS MIAMI ! I’lrxiilrnl I irr-l'irn'ilrnl Sirirlan Asmihmt e(iehtr •11 h i K l MaION | ACK I � M.IS Cl lAI I lot I.OW AS ii 11am Smith KVI.IM W.VsIlIM.ION I’mlimurHtm mu I'tnnutri .Imfilttin rtgr(tnl ,il .Inns Hr fun h's MEMBERS Joshua (•Kimm John Jokiian Ki� waki Rohm III SKY lloiniKI ( I inOKl! I ANV.'OS l AVIH WHITMAN I-1 mix Mai iiii w llu Croat ol Egypt Njiliins lias Im-cii out oi iIn seven avoikIits ol ihe world ioi centuries. Hit men who toiiijM� e ihe Sphinx Club ol Bela Omitron Chapter ol Alpha Phi Vlpha ITaternily. Im .. art likewise aspiring lo do great womleis lot llu- world. Out Sphinx Club is made up ol men who realize what the In in jxiwers ol lilt arc, I It esc men have laitli which is tin foundation ol universal lile. Without lailh the least obstat le could not In overtoinc. We have the courage to go forward, ambition to enter the dill null tasks ol lib and the ton- lidetttc to attain the supremacy ol universal brotherhood. rite Sphinx Chib is sttisiilg to ptodutc more men with stub latent |X tentialities that their contributions to the ellorts i 1 men who are striving to ! � womleis for the world will Ik no mere KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY ALPHA THETA CHAPTER OFFICERS R. HUCKNE I'INMIAM Palrmairh ki M ni I i o McVov I'irf-Polrmanh V’lNON I UK.rsiis Bunch A rrftn at Htfordi SAMI’� I H. (-KMiOKV herftft ol Exthn utt I rah. II. Jones Slratr u� I ONNI� I I UMONIISON .irulrnanl V� w fj;iM |()|IN V. t.KII.OKV lleau at Pledgees Spencer Davis ('.liii ilain IIakoi i Smith Jk. Hiilarmn Hinnii M. Baits laiimatisl MEMBERS SMIIII Roc.IRv |K. Boid Buie Kavid I-' Jordan Rohkkt Will II WllJ.IAM S. F.ADDY RaU'H J. 1 1 11I V Novii k Wheaton Amiri w Bom� Brandon Barton V VI SI R I I I kappa Alpha I’m Piatrmitv was lonndrd ill 1911 mi Indiana I nivcisilv. kappa l|� li;« Psi Miins to make college life 11 ii i i f ii I and Itappv. and llic 1« � � n spun of years after college rich and sweet in mrinories of college days in ihe comforts which come from contact with Brothers in ilie I tom I. and in the Itappv prosjx'ci of fuiihfnl com tadec lo «lie end. I he fundamental pin| osc ol Kappa Alpha I’m is achievement. Mplia I liela liapter ol kappa Mplia Pci fraternity was established ai I eui lessee Male College in 1931. and since that lime has proved lo lie one of the outstanding organizations on ihe campus. kappa features ai the college include Sunday Sihnol. Vcs|� cr. and Oiuct Hour programs, kappa Kountry Kar nival and the annual Spring Prom, a spring event dr luxe. ADVISORY COUNCIL Professor Meri K Eppsr. hair man; Professors Mowers McAlpin. H. It Crunch, and Mevnx. S. I I itile, Sherri I. KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY ALPHA THETA CHAPTER lttfutinpl fluwmronl: I'KOl I OK llKl K KfFMC. Advisn; Mks. |aNU Kl.I.loT. Uothri • if .11 pint I'hrln Chopin; I’KOlhvvOK II III 11 K. Co lilviin. SiciiO Innii I lie Kal%‘ Valentine Sweetheart Dame. Huttom leli Mis kv | . Wiicii .am s | Linn Co-Adviser . THE SCROLLERS CLUB ,-f wnw. trill fit, trfl In til’llI JOHN CM.AIK. Al.f.ll Ol.MlA.M. )A f£ HUDSON. CaKIION McMAIOKI . I KI I Ol.l' Y, I Id K I III M MINS, Mil II.AM I.MMII� . M III K I IlKUADNAX III fill I’lMJIAM. VdMlJlM : I IIOAIAS SAVIKI. lix� c i x i Mill am Mi.Uimmix IIavis. Imiii I ovinc.ion. Melvin I aavs. |m |inm s. Ivaac M'liYir I ili MAN l A N� . l.I.OYI) HAKIMS'. Ill «.III AM� Hl.AKI� . Olllfl Hlfiubm illtluttf ROIOKl WlilKsON. JAKE IIA I. TON. W II II M Kl'INI ClIAKIES Ml I AS. VK I III K (.11 III K1. .AKI Hll I VI. Wll LIAM Ja KAOS'. ( MARI l.s MARTIN. II I II Ml Mikkay. I i on Awn Mom ion. I roNAKti l-iom.v I mom as I'liimv. iiakits Kami.iii ani� aiiianiii I aaiok OFFICERS Melvin Lavas Freaatirni llrc.ii IM.ncii.am Auistani frretaiy Wll 11AM I i avi i 11 Virr-Pveutlfnl ( makle.s Makiin Tirasuirt (.AKI. ( ill Y srrrrlaiy NATHANIEL 1'AVI.OR Sfrf mnl tl .Cow� I lie Scrollers (lltil . which is .111 integral | ari ol kappa lj ha I’m Fraternity, was founded on die campus of Ohio State I Diversity. May I � . for ilu- pur| ose ol imilyin ihe men who aspire to tile achievement that Kappa -Mpha I m oilers. Sinte that linn each undergraduate chaplet ol kappa Alpha I'si has had its own Scrollers Club. Since iis inception the Scrollers Club has distinguished iisell parti ularly in music, art. ath let its. and scholarship. Fifteen dillereni cities in nine states give the present Scrollers Club its rosier ol thirty-three members. Confident that the fait name of the Scrollers will not sutler because of us. wc sincerely lx-- Iieve that others to come will aspire lo exceed PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY |� RO | O. Vl!LS 111 M ( 11 M WOOIls |OI| l l ll'I'INS John Hoi OFFICERS ’rr.iu etrl OlUEV Waiki.Ns Srrrrln v |o||N Martin Iteauun I ’i % vsi % | :|'ii rv) Ghafilain ADVISERS Professor .u ;m V. Boswn.i Dr. � ki i. nas� em. Mr. kohekt Gaines MEMBERS |oiis SimtiNs man I. m iie |a. ie-s Williamson I oris Roberson Coi.rok Wool� James ( xx ki Semi Miimieii. |ame$ U’aikir lUel’mtdrnl Ai%iitnnt rrtrtui v Dean Wjjrrj siiiri � v Sikkim is I o. ai K He mi i % In ilu monili ol January, I9H, on the c ampus of I low.ml I ‘Diversity, three energetic young men Ioniwli-d die lMii Beta Sigma Fraternity. I lie i ta Alpha Chapter was founded l Brothers Vigor V. Boswell and Chester Owens. May .11. 1 1.11, on the campus of l ennessce State College. I he Fraternity has lor its motto! Culture foi Service. Service foi Humanity.” Its slogan i . “Bigger and Better Business lm Ne- groes.” The yeatly fno rnm outline tomijh oj: I. cr|iiaiiitancc program for freshmen ami no Mutlciilv. . Simclas N«h«K.I ami quiet Hour. 3. George Washington Carver Itenchi turn! Dance. I. Vespci service� celebrating llig get ami ttriicr Business foe Neginev T� . I’arliiipjlinn in all inlianuiral pingraim. n Minu.il Sluing Dame, lire tlinias id ihe year'% activities. Zcta Alpha Chapter « l Phi Bela Sigma Fraternity and Crescent Clnh partici- pate in all phases of the college's exiractirricnlai activities, namely, football, bas- ketball. trad, swimming, Iroxing, College Choir, and the Players Guild. KX)I IV Ml.'. John (Pnpsklc) Bolden. all Midwestern guard; C anueliils Jones, vaisitv hack held star: Ulysses McPherson. vaisitv center; Finest Fianklin. reserve guard. IVASKF.TBU.L: I he intramural basketball scpiad—Newton McCravy. lames Flamlcl, Wil hams Fdw.uds. Dewev Watkins. Percy Hall. John Yarbrough. Norman Pritchett. Charley Brooks. Cornelius Jones, assistant roach: I'lyssc McPherson, coach. In irgulai season |� lav uc lent to the lntlt'|K'iitlt-nts and Mad Magicians while winning from the Kappas, Omegas, ami Hphas. CRESCENT CLUB OFFICERS VI in Mi ui 1 K I In MOMAN Ni ion M( k s 1’irxiilrtil t-.ARXI-St IRANKIIN Viir PrfAitlrnl Os : K I- Smiiii SrrrrtHry 1'KRCV IIaii Wii.mam Winrou Astitlnnl I)rnn n Uu.xhui! Smrtmx 1'rfOiUtrr ( hnjilntn MEMBERS l.fNlll HOWMAN CllARLKV Brooks ll JK 1)1 III RRA lir.NRv 1 in ros U II I I M M� VAKDs r .K ; IIaii | AMKS I Iami i i i ( IMM I II S |ON� N| R| | Nk� RI ' K AVION Ml (RAW .Main I Miami IU kori� Mi kiii i i (.i riis Mom an Norm x I'kiiciu i i 1 1111.1 II U Klin |i.nsi RoniKso.N OSCAR t. SMI I II. II I.I.'Clin V M ASIIINC ION Wiiiia.m Win row |OHN ARDROI i.II The duel endeavor of live Crescent Club o( Phi Bela Signia Fraternity. ImorjHuaied. is the promotion ol scholarship. service. Iriendship. and umleiManding of brotherhood with all men OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY Rlio Psi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded April 12. 1930, and was char- tered in 1931 upon the cardinal principles of which all Omega men stand for: manhood, up- lift. scholarship, and perseverance. Now that the victor ' has been achieved and peace again is about to be restored to the world. Rho Psi is happy to welcome back those brothers who through perseverance and manhood have faced the horrors of battle and have so wisely re-entered school to strive toward that great- er victory, success. OFFICERS Charms J. Smith Hampton Institute. Virginia Haulms. Junior. History and Sorial Science Henry J. Gilmore Valdosta. Georgia Vicc-Basiteus, Senior. Physical Education Marion It. Smithson Nashville, Tennessee Keeper of Records and Snil. Senior. History mid Social Science George: I.. Si on i- I.( tii vill« . Kentucky Keeper of Finance. Junior. Chemistry (U Le:kiix;k I.. Brewer Minnie, Indiana i eof)hyte Commandant. Junior. F.ngineering ROBFRT t. BOYD Clarksville. Tennessee C.liafdain. Junior. Chemistry Charge It. Coleman Springfield. Massachusetts Chit filer Editor. Senior. Maturat Sciences M’ALTKR W. (ilKSo.N Chicago. Illinois Direrioi of Music, Senior. Business Administration Richard A. Crowe; Franklin. Indiana Director of Athletics, Sophomore. Physical Education and Mathematics MEMBERS Charles T. IIramion Huntsville. lal aina Senior. Pre-I.aw Kucenk aru iih ks Nashville. 1 enuevser Senior, Biology l.ONca.NO Cook. ]k. . Memphis. Tennessee Sophomore. Business Education ( limed Jotees) ALPHONM) I.. DOBBINS CUirskana. Texas Senior, Agriculture George. I.. Harper. Jr. Millcdgevillc. Georgia Senior. Business Administration Jamka I.. Herndon Memphis. I cnnesscc Junior. Business Administration aricor Jackson Nashville. 1 cnncxsec Senior, English and Fine Aits Kennaro C. Jonks Nashville. Tennessee (iraduate Student, History and Sorial Science James W. McMillan Nashville, Tennessee Senior, History and Social Science Maxwell C. Mack Cincinnati. Ohio Junior. Agriculture John Cuirn: Oliver ..Cleveland, Ohio Junior. Sociology Charles Polliam Nashville. Tennessee Sophomore. Engineering William II. Swi:m Memphis, Tennessee Sophomore. Agriculture James P. Schell ... Jacksonville, Florida Senior. Pre-Med Daniel H. Taylor Memphis. Tennessee Senior, Srienre James F. Taylor Ripley. Tennessee (iarduatr Student. Agriculture Frank 'I homav Nashville. Tennessee Senior, Pre Med Knox J. Tucker Nashville, ‘lennessee Junior. Pre-Med Isaac Watson Memphis. Tennessee I unior, Pre-Dental I-OL'IS A. Wilson Nashville. Tennessee ('•raduatc Student, Business Administration THE LAMPADOS CLUB Wc. the nicntlicr� 1 ilic l-inipadm Illi� of Rlio I'si (h.ipct. Omega Pm Phi lialcrnily. .inept the ihallcugc n manhood. MhuUiiship. uplift, anil peiscxeramc with milch enthusiasm. Wc aie eagerly looking forxxard to the «la when we iimx join the rank til great men ol Omega. I lie lutmpatltM C.luh ha l cen an inlriiate pail ol vKial ami religion development on the «ampin with the sponsoring of Suml.ix SiIiimiI and Ouict lloiu piogi.nu . Our most outstanding program ol the yeat wa the Booker I. Washington Mcmotial Service, initialing the «Irixc fot the Booker I Washington Memorial to Ik erect ed in hi honor in Yiiginia. I in i, we have |� oiMorcd dances and otltet MKiat entertainments fot undent enjoyment. Mi� |)oii Rci.il I'vramid ol Delta sigma llicta Soiotitx xxa rlcctcil Sweetheart of the l onpad«r luh and icigned xopiemely at om of mu major all.iiis. Mrs. Mar) V. Ilill. a� i tant professot d chemistry, is out sjKiial honoree for 1‘M.Vl'Hli. OFF At:t;t sit M. IkvKCKOl i Ricliinoinl. Virginia Pmiilrnl |AMKs JONES Birmingham. Alabama I'ice-Pi rsiilenl KknesI I.. McKinney Johnson City, I'cnnes-sec Secretary I'EKCV (.lemons Kichtnoml. Vitginia Trenuno C E R S Kmmkti II I rr. Jk. Marianna. Arkansas Chaplain WlLl.lA.M Sxve.e I Memphis. I'enncvsce Sergeant at Arms O'DKKKLl. Nelson Memphis, Icnncssoc He pur ter Wit.1.1am Sttrn Bitmingham. Maltatna Assistant Hrfmrtri MEMBERS James I iiompmjn Oliver Johnson Vernam Coi emax l EREIr SlIAKPI Rl IK� I Pit Mori t X • Annctt Sets Ires, I HI IlKlt. I McKlNNI X William Bradford (iKOXta Kino Wll.llt K ( Oi l XIAN KOXX’IN OlUNN l.licit s Bond Willi i M. Basketi •Edward in Byri Rl trot Pit l)t NX •Smith ( innim.ham •Ravi oki dam.s •William Simpson •James I.von SAMI M SANEORIl ROKI KT Will I MIX� Dean of Pledgee! Coleridge Bkewek BETA KAPPA CHI HONORARY SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY Motif ntu Irfl I ii£hl: Dk M kion Kkiivuiix Hiokigt; Mrs M Skills l I I v lliol«n; jml l.rmi.il Stinuc: I� k II B t ROUCII. ddinirr, Iliologs; Mrs. MARY t Hill. Chairman i’rogtam (.ammiller. ( IhcmiMis; Ml� aiii � him Mskvi.sm . rctrtai • T inuum. Ilatk I fit to rig if. 1 K. ( ki M. Hill. C licttliMts; Mk. C'.I-SKI .M I K. O'Niai : Mk I iiomas Pin.so.v Piniitml; Mk. I llOM.vx III (.ins. I'hyxiul Kiiiitjiliiin; l K. I i km I’usky, I’Iiw m: Mk. Nkiiima KamriaU; Hr Myron I� I OWNS ClmnUliy; Mk. K.im llo ili Matin iiMlio Thr namei «� Ihr tiirm nri tin not ufifn-at in Ihr fiuluir Ml� I I Al MIA IUMHH Ilk (-Mikm M .mri Mr I V. (mviii. am� Mk l WilLIMoV. i Chapter ol Bela Kappa Chi Honorary S inniln Smirn was oi ni rd at IVnnmc ami I. Si ale Oil lege March H. 1944. Student iihiiiIk isliijr. in ihc chapter air ratlin small ai I lu |irc.scnl lime Ihtouso of the interruption in the edmation ol many science majors brought on l the war. as well as some increase’s of scholarship standards for membership in ihe soticty. At the close of the lall quarter Willie Bishop, a chemistry major, was the only student to Ik- elected. I hc fatuity memliers elected were those who are already members of nationally famous organi- zations. I Ilose elected were l)r. I.ero Posey, Sigma Xi; Dr. Marion Richards, Phi Kappa Phi and Sigma Delta I psilon; and Dr. Myron It. Towns, sigma i and Phi Beta Kappa. Thr organization attempts to do thr following: I. lo encourage siientifu .scholarship and KSearth. 2. lo assist in the disseminat ion of stientiftt information ol a general cultural nature. DELTA PHI DELTA Beta Chapter of Delta Phi Delia National Journalisti Society was founded in 19.17. The organization sponsors journalistic activities oil the campus including the publication of the iyeru Collrgiati and I nr I knnesskan. During February the Society sponsors National Negro Xcws| a| cr Week. ALPHA CHAPTER •'EXECUTIVE HOUR LAMBDA ETA SIGMA National Literary Honor Society—1932-1946 M O I I O llrmling ntukrth a full man. innfrirnit a truth man. anti uniting an r atl AIMS I Ik aim� nl ihU iii nifiilim «lull Im- to mulct li«niHinm lm high athir� rmrtn iit liirtutmc. in Imlri lh spirit nl liberal lulliur. to Mimnlale and entourage mental development. aihicvement. and thararlri growth. to impart in«tni« non ami mtidtui organised � tu� l« lit all ol the liiamlir� «t( the Fngh«h language ami liieralutc. to pi on dr ami admitmirr a (uml lm I he granting ol v holai«hi|n ami frllott� hi| «. to «laml Im limlom ol miml anil «|iirit ami lot dmMMrar� ol learning. Io prmnle «|iititnal ami iulrlletlual Iradrolnp. to |itr ct«r «alu.ililc tradi- Horn ami niMoim. to «iritr lor attainmmt of dtti tot ralic ideal� . to jw iilc outMaiKlitig learlet� in mutual under «landing lm the advancement o( the «oriel� in the art of dottOCfalir ll� rng. to ttittniljir worth� attitudes (m the im pftorment ol the genet al welfare ol the imiitntirm. to impcnc ii|mhi mendici� higliri iitiicn«!tip ir� |inu«diililie� ami to rtnpha«i e deeper stud� o( all ultimo t« |� ei taming to lire welfare ol mankind LAMBDA ETA SIGMA NATIONAL HYMN I lumlrda Fla Sigma, with yout iiolde heatt. lotalit we pledge ton; mar we ne«ri pan; Ma% toni aim� ami ideal� Itr our guiding tlm; Keep n« true and loyal tho' we tta� el far. II Wc will gt� r you «ctvue. rttltc In c� er� way to fmirt all your ideal� ; may you grow earh da� I all ami � tmng and might� like the giant oak; May � ou err lir «helteicd fmtn the tem| e� t «ttoke Gladys I. Williams Mar� F. I al.l-i� CUii.it list Sauk� Sot iiiaii JUUMH4 Mott l.hntu i I jmlutj | tj Sigma, we love you. lute � oii and mui nikn� gold ami lilur, rtat e � ou (or � om tei� itc and iniitrrl «laud For I amlrda Fta Sigma ttue atwl giand llortfi and muiir fn Mt� « Viroii C.. Hail i Department ol Fnglidn OFFICERS Ptetidml I'irrPmitlrni Srtond I 'itr Pirudrnl Serrehrr� I oitrtpondntg Netrehm ll� lA I.. Riumo.ni� ( Atilt KIM MtXR� V IRM'I Ml.Kl.VNLY lit! IN Dl'MAI Nil i k� i� ikon . louts� Md � 11 .It roer T rratum Urfnttlrt lirfuntn bran o Ptfdgrti bran nf VUdgrrt Miss Zu va l.KNORA Rf.I MO.M) bounder and Adviser of t.ambda Eta Sigma Xannual Literary Honor Swiety FOURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY DEDICATION SINGING HOUR MUSIC HOUR •PLEDGING HOUR -A •’READING HOUR THE PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Ihiough «lie combined union ol man'� various m um- organ , man in able lo adjust him- self to the object which surround him. 1’his group in the front of the picture is performing .in experiment on “the special senses. demonstrating to the Psychology Club members that complex objects and situations Ix-come known to iin through stimulation to the following senses: Caste, sound, smell, touch, sight. Heading from light to left: Mi vs Odessa Perry, assisted b Miss Kicliie I ti i pin in testing the sense ol taste: Miss Maiel Smith. Mr. fmmit Lee. testing sound: Mi. Dun I avlor testing smell: Miss f«lady W illiams testing sight and touch: and Miss Geneva Cl.is borne taking notes. I'lie ollicors are: Presideui. Cal lie M. I.eiu : ice-president, bloom ie Davis-Goie; secretary, Alice Armstrong; assistant secretary. Lillian Redmond; treasurer. bettve Alexander: reporter. Finest McKinney: adviser. MivsZelma I- Redmond. NEW FARMERS OF AMERICA I lie New Farmers «� 1 America 1� the national organisation of Negro farm l ovs studying vocational agiicul lure in t tic- |iulili schools and col lego throughout the I nited Stato of mcrira This oigaui aiiotl adord its iiiciiiIm-is an extcllcfi ( l | oiiiiidty to dcvclo|i a type ol leadership whit It is scry essential lor the modem. successful larmei I !� � % IcadcTSliin ability is developed through training letcivcd from the lexal advisers. Iliis help� one lo work toward the goal of establishing a farm business. I bis organisation, like all other organisations, lias it� purposes in which we strive to make it more liencficiat lo those majoring in vocational agriculture with the purpose Irving: I. To develop roiiipctent. aggressive agin iiltmal rin.il leadership. 2. lo ciuour jge intelligent choice of farm occupations. S. lo entourage mrml crs in the development of Individual fanning programs. I. To encourage members lo improve the home, the farm, ami stir roundings. � . I • participate in worthy under takings (or the improvement ol agriculture. � . lo practice and encourage thrift. 17. In develop character, train fm useful citizenship, anti foster patriotism. S. lo participate in roopci.itive cHort. lo provide and encourage the de- velopment of organised tural recreational activities. Hi. lo strengthen the confidence of (aim I toys and voting men in themselves and their work II. To entourage improvement in scholarship. 12. lo create and miriurc a love for country life- Si-k.vckk Davis At I'ltONso M. Dohhivs ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CLUB FEAT1 RING Ml'' I EN NESSEE SI I I Oflirrn � � tht t'Jriurnlniy ulnmUnn ( « � , 7 rnnr.wn- .(.ami . Mnu f « -£� • Itt-ginning at ilu Inmioiii anti ninu rlockwiic jrr: Mr . Mjiric I). Haiti slielhwillc: Dorotlh Wright, Kotkwootl; Sarah Shaw l laiksiillc: Mildred llowcn. Clarksville: Kdith Brwlai, Mi ' rcinioscc State. I.ynmillc: Ft tit Mac CiiiHin. ('hallanonga; Myrtle Ruwcll Naslnille: r.sta Harnett. I nlcdo. Ohio; rll i iii i tong haltanooga: I .call Stoekard. Nashville Mis 1 Sanders, d viset. not in pit tore Division of History and Social Studies Majors Fall, 1945 I Ik Division of History ami Social Studies has the distinction of having I s I majors. They are prepared for teachers on the high school level in the fields of history, civics. political sticncc. sotiology. economics. and j ngnipliy. I hey also receive foundation course's for law. sii| cf visors. « ial workers, government employees, and other social service areas. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA VW Kruding left In ri hl, %lamhti£. Mu. W'AI IKK Me Mil l.AN. Tteauitrr: Mivs (miiwi Mimjuv. Mim (Mill I.I.M' .. I‘ t%nlrtil; M|a ll KIMl K( kv huilnnl Wrr mv; Nile (ilOKU llAKKJK. lur'-Ptrsidenl. {railing let! In waled: Mlw Maiiii Cordon. Mrs. Maioi Smmiik. Mkv Miiukiii Uvuk. Mrs. Mars | kv� , Intel: Mr I R Him � mi. Piirtim HISTORY STUDY CLUB OFFICERS M 1 I kia Kki.k man I ll LI N I.AVVMIN RdvMHI IIaKI (N; I AI MITI A CAMKMI Preside ill I'iee-Pftudenl Secretary Atsisiani Seneiar Vivian Run III NJAMIN SALIH « Uknmi Batin Prof, M� :m R. Kivm lie a. urn It mi next Manager Reporter Adviser Smni in piitinr l Irll I� HOKOlllt III KNIXIV vnuu, C Imago «. A I Queen of Hittary Study Cluh Handing in fneluie at light me. Irll in tight I auirtla Cjuirrll, IIjiiiiimukI. IiiiIuiu. Ilrnjaniin Vaullrt . (iiititinali. Ohio: Mill it I I'muiob. KIuikIj: Bntnir Ball� . Rapid� . Mkhiipn Seaird, Irll to right: Allurij hmiun. Mrniplm. Tm new, Rovitw llaitwf. Jaiiwmlllc. IlniiiU. Ill lltr phtnir liolliini ate Mi� � llruulon't ulleimIjiiI� IjiIiIiu llaiar . Oalonl. Mi� � Juuiai 11tendant mlialn Iiiinrr. Nn h illr, Inin tmhinan llirudant Maillia Piper. Mrrophia. Iron Vm«i lllmdanI Ihuixh Htnulon. (Imago. III. Quern Mary Elhrl Flan. Mctnphi� Teon. Sophomotr lurndant Minna I irronn, Mrmphu Tain. prudent E ECONOMICS CLUB HOM I lie Home Economics Club is rnm| o$t cl «� 1 students of «Iu Divisum ol Home Fcniimnics who (ksiic to enroll as incmljcn. I here are two section� to the club, the upper and lower divi- sions. the juniors and seniors comprising the up|x?r division, and the freshmen and sophomores, the- lower. I he club colors arc yellow and green, and the insignia, which is inscribed on the c lull pin. is a Hauling torch signifying the desire and intention ol the lul members to make use ol every opportunity to enlighten and to share their knowledge of better home and community Using. Ihe cluh council, which is composed ol presidents ol the four class groups, the club presi- dent and the advisers, considers major problems that confront the club, interprets them to the entire hods, and guides the IkkU hi making plans lot the sear. During the year the club engages in the activities of the college and sponsors .is majoi activi- ties. Home Economics Week. Quiet Hour, the Annual Dawn Dance, and the Spring Picnic, the latter two lieing given jointly with the N. K. A. collegiate chapter of the college . SPANISH CLUB LOS BUENOS VECINOS Virferf. left to right: Singer IIiiiIiuimii. Princes� Piaihcr. Sara li Imr. Nudiades I mnci Marion Wright, Gloria Smith. Rclicrra Williamson. Ima Parker Mantling, left hi unlit: Mis. Vlma I. Malkins. f'iiuknn Fall . Ona Ransom (ietaldinc Parker. Im« Wilson, Johnnie Mac Rugg. F � ll Pelts Oia l.cc Marsh. Rlamhic Graham. Dorothy Vlolcan Johnson, Dorothy Gaines. Mi Idled Crawford l.iux Doxr. Willie Mac Owens. Rosa Parker. Readier Smith. Mai Karri I oik ton. Doiothx Si rn moils Mary Ixwk Hrur, left hi tight: iilmia RjiiiIk-.hi. Fiank Rlcxius. F.ugcitr Wet ill .V � in fat hue. Marion Counoi I'aulinc Wan. Paliicia Bynum cinoil (Uilnnan. Relive Coles. Kihcl Jackson. Max l cll W illiams. Mary l.cc Green. Amelia l msr. iIdle Madi«Ml. Gcijldinc Gray. Vernier Hmvaid. I.illic Itetle Kclliim. («lotia Ramlio. Doixev Rernire Helds. Algic Oldliam, James I hompson. I� ulel Oxer Ion. Mary l.imlslex. lien Winters, da Dotson. I'aulinc Pace. lamella Canltrll, RoIkiI Oil iter. Carrie R Tallies. I.nis Reid. Mililicd Rnxvrn. Vincent Riinrh, Mima Fireman. Willie Mae Washington, nnie I'rimr Selena Davis. Willie Mi Miittav. C.laia Pinson. Ian ituenm VcciiMM was organized in l« l!t In Mis. Mma I Watkins. I hr |ini)c Is (01 191.1 1910 included a lid Acquainted ' Spanish Inihlimn in October: the fourth annual Christ mas Parts and Ptogiam in Deccmlier; a (oiiu carnival xsith the French luh in February: a Pan Nmerican Day; Verier program in April, and a |omi pimic in llailles Park in Mas Some interesting activities ol the cluh Kite the classroom talks made hs mil ictmucd vet crans. aptam lax lor. Inimical Sergeant frank Jamison. Private Hugh Pimhatn, I I Jesse RoIkmsoii. T l |. D. Cailion. Private Vcinoll Coleuiau. Private F.dw’urd Canada. I 1 Pint kites Falls, anti Wan.ml Ofliiri Junior Grade. Xlxin McNeil. Oiliei activities included xisils In the foieign students of Fisk and Mchatrx and correspondence with students of the meritan lustiiiilr of Rio dc Janeiro. Ria il. I he olliieis of the club foi llie In si ipiaiici: Skncir I no si as PlLLmv, Pinitlrnt; Sl.NORIIA Marion Wrighi. I'icePtnitlrnt. I he present ollicct ure Si norma Marion Wriciiit. 'mi- rfmi; Si.vomiA Wimcauia It rn r. er retorti Sfnorita DoR'KX Fimd. Treasurer. and Sinoriia NARA II. MoCl l RT. NrfHirtn; NlNOHA M MA I WATKIN� , Spomur. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS LES AMIS DE LA FRANCE Dokis Ki id Dam 11 11 f.M Nummi� IIamIak OFFICERS l rrU4trnl .WKM ol.V KlMK Treasurer I (lr-Ptfiutrul l)R VIM.IMA S v ttoM.O SfHWUtr Srrrrlitn lRs. IIKIIVA R Buu SfHinsot l.c (iercic Fro neats. Iaa mis dc la France. wa organized in I)r ember. 1943. by Min. l 111a I. Watkins lm the- put| o e ol learning mote about the French people. their language, and culture. Fite Fremit Club during the yea� l91:VllMti joined the Spanish Club in an annual Christmas parts, a carnival, a language club picnic in Hadley Park. Othei activities included the French Table in the college cafcictia. the showing ol French hints. I.a kermexse Hcroi |Uc and Paris. a lloiit in the Thanksgiving I loine Canning parade representing tlu Statue ol Lib- erty. Comritmiions were made by the French Club to the Community Chest, the Match ol Dimes, he Christmas Seal Campaign, and the V. C. V Building Campaign. GAMMA IOTA ALPHA ALPHA CHAPTER OF TENNESSEE Vl.VIN |. | HI R n Rk.iiakdson ( iiaki f-s Mauiiv OFFICERS President lit r-Prrsidrnt secretary Mrs. Kac’.HH rvili.i.o ('1.1: m Holloway Janos Cook� (.kiku Dawson Adviser Ttraxutet ... Chaplain Scrgrant at Arms (..iinina Ini.i l|ilu, .1 (.1. intercollegiate association. was founded at the PoKicdinii Institute of Hmk Umi in October, I! 111. Mpha Chapter of I emicssce was founded ui I an lessee A and I. Slate ( dllcfir N'ovemlrci II 111 15. I y a group • ( its first veterans m cnmll aim the war. I he otijeuives of the t.l me: 1. lo promote (lie genet a I welfare of all veterans of all ilie wars «I the I mini Stales nl mcticu. 2. In promote a more effective role in Ymciiian life on the part of the ioHege veteran H. lo enable the college veterans of the wars ( the I'liitcd States of merit a to associate socially amt cultural In and lo promote good will among the tnendrers of tins association. Membership in (.1 is open to all del am whose termination of active servite was nudet Imnorablc condi tions regardless of sex. rate, creed, oi color. Memlrcrs of (.1 have pledged themselves to scive ( inI. country, and liiimanity, and to be pine, honest, and faithful. PHI BETA TAU CHAPTER OF ALPHA KAPPA MU HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Miss Wiiiii: Dias Uhidw Preutlrnt Minx S KA Rl III SO! IIIAIt I'itr-Prniilctit Miss DOKOTIII SI'RAIIIS Sntflnt Tiutunfr Miss I ms II. DAM) I Iwntrjnf rt n-lWY- ‘rrtwmw Miss Rl li M I'KIi.MORI Cot Mrs i ma Ili .sx |o ') Kfr u t il llcfoitl unit Srttl ADVISERS l)K (.lOKI.I (.OKI |K l)K MVKOS II I'OWNS MEMBERS Minn tlKIvllM l I XAMII R Ml vs I Al’KA M VMJU1 II MR. li.IK IWlSWIIl MkN MaKIIIA M llunws Mks. Makv I Gartkr l K. WALI'I K s 1� A IN Mkn |ami 1 Kiiioii MRS. Rl III | . I PPsl Mrs 1 1 AKI (.OKI Mrs M kii I). Harris miss iri.ii ,. 11 All Mrs. DoKOrtlY |OM.s Mkn. Mii nKi it ( Ianiir Mkn 1,14 it 11 H. I vs Mr. I iiwakii I . Mi l i inn Dr Vikcima s. Nvaiuixi.a MHv VKI ONA l I II I R Mrs. Rac.iiii I'aiiiio Miss Sara K. 1'ay.m Mins mm i I'kik ior Mi.nn (.I aIIVn I . W UI IAMn Mr. ( I IMOS Dl RKM � .• MRS Mil .UK I Ii K C. AIM n HISTORY OF PHI BETA TAU CHAPTER OF ALPHA KAPPA MU HONOR SOCIETY ll has I Kill •• ullif dlls vaiil SYltolaisliip MNieiirs keep lolligex miellit tnallv teuM-inl ' I'lu Itriii I.in. wliiiIt tv.li oi(pni i‘il ai Iciiiicnnci- Stun College on Maul� «(� , l � HI Imn time KhunmI uv m i in in i rlhun mo .ml tin fnlfilliiu in ol ilio mil ilnougli ilic piotiiolion � 1 lugli m liolatsllip. iIii ciiiuiiugrinrnl ol «intcic .imi iuIoiin m lifil.iNiit endeavor. ilu- utilisation ol a onlri ol |h-inom.iI living, ami 11� « «Icvelopnieiil ol .i|i|nri i.nive .i 111111 • 11 - tonant nihct« olm ikiiksi well employed inlvllceinal n|iacilin. li Inrllicr piiijiox-N to pievent tin vrliutdi .in ,i man iliinking .in well jn for ilie Nervine ol iii.iiiI.miiI lit 1‘i.Vl the «ngani aiion Iks .mu the Pin linia I .in liapiei ol l|i|ia Kappa Mu an IIhihh So� irlv mm «on NiNiinR of twenty-nine rliapteiv loiaied in ptoniinrm Negn� rollrges m ihiiimi Mates. |unior him! seniorN maintaining an actiiiniilaiivt' aveiage ol 5.5 aic eligible loi meinlicisliip STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION SPONSORED QUIET HOUR September, 1945 -June, 1946 8,323 Students Attending IIakkii ii Johnson Go-Chairnui n Cl.KM II oil.o WAV CnChan man J KAN INK. Al.I.IMIN Co-See ret a ty Vl 14.1 AM Bt' RKl'SS CO'Sn rrlnty W'll.l 1AM loUNsKM) Treasurer Fiki'i ia Cunningham Co-Pianist McClendon IIavls Co-Pianist Mrs. L. B. Watson Adviser COLLEGE CAFETERIA View of the hruutifol rtninln sender nl Ihr t'.olirgr Cafrleiia, who h u ami the f ml ate of many fttoniinrnl guests as well as students id thr eollegi. n shown n wnv Dietitian Mallie I.. Itina.s stands Jnniulty Inwide the eounler trails to supervise the sen dug tin final I he College Cafeteria holds a unique plate in the program of mIuh� 1 affairs. It is one of the many plates on the campus that stands lor efficiency and courteous service. I lie reputation «� 1 successful management may he attributed to many causes. For approxi- mately twenty years. Mis. Janie K. Elliott has devoted her unselfish service to the cause of mak- ing “mealtime a happy time. On January I. 19 10, Mrs. Janie E. F.lliott was retired as manager til the cafeteria and ap ) ointcd a consultant: Mi Rofxrt M. Gaines was appointed as manager; Miss Mattie E. Biotis as dietitian. Mr. Gaines served as assistant to Mrs. Elliott for font and one-hall years, and a chief ook for the railroad company lor five years, also as instiucloi of Cooks and Bakers School in the I'nited Stales Army for lour years. Miss Bums served as dietitian at Alcorn A. and M. Col- lege for two and one-half years. Foods ol the best (piality are prepared by student and city help under the direct supervi- sion of Miss Mattie K. Biotis. dietitian. The food is both attractive and wholesome is six-cial care is given to the art of preparation so as to retain the maximum nutritive value, digestibility, and paiatahilitv, to the end that the student will enjoy meals and still be adequately nourished f he cafeteria has not only served the students and faculty, bill it lias extended its service to personalities of national and international character. I'he legislature meets biennially in Nashville, at which lime it is the privilege of the college to entertain them at a luncheon in their honor. Various organizations, including the New Farmers of America, the Y. C. A., the Tennessee Negro Education vsociation. National Conference of State Sujxmvisors and Feachci Fraitiers in Agriculture and Home Economics. Fraternities and Sororities, and others have held elaborate bamiuets in the college cafeteria Visitors from all sections of the country have shared in the hospitality the cafeteria offers. � - I hr rafetnia staff, left to ri Jit. Miss In i u B. | oiin.son counter xiipci vitor; IUnjamin Saii.iik. host; Miss ( viiiikim Moody, checker; Miss lto |I . nm Kinc. checker: Mrs. J. K. KLUorr. consultant; R. M. (.ainks manager; Miss M-vrni V. 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