Tennessee State University - Tennessean Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1966 volume:

Came +he dawn of academic year. I966 and a ngr was loosed on +he scene of +hings. The migh+y roar emiHecl from Hie massive +hroa+ of He Tennessee S+a+e Tiger during +he year '66 was af once a command and a demand 'For +hings academic. $or +hings of high moral regard. The Tigerss roar evinced cerfain+y +ha+ +he frivolH-ies and +he good +imes were had by all era were now a+ a decisive end: so wi+h moral rearmamen+ +0 +he fore, and academic achievement +he immediai'e goal. +he Ten- nessee S+a+e Tiger had se+ for himself. he marched in+o his year loaded for bear, ready +0 prove his migh+ and +0 convince all and sundry +ha+ +his was indeed THE year . . . THE YEAR OF THE TIGER PAEES BF THE 1955 TENNEEBEAN d V TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY AT NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE... IS The Be++y Lamp. a familiar siglh+ of pioneer days. is +he symbol of +he Home Economics Clubs cl America. The shock of corn. caHle grazingl a frac- +or in a field. are all conjured up in +he average man's mincl by +he worcl. agriculfure. This year. however. a+ Tennessee Sfal'e UniversH-y, Agricul- +ure and Home Economics pu+ a filger in +he +hinklng of all wi+hin H1e environs of +he Universi+y as new horizons were reached. and accomplish- menfs pos+ecl by all depar+men+s in +he area. u . w ARTS AND SCIENCES There has been no holding +ha+ ngr, or any reason for wanfing fo do so in Hue area of Ar+s and Sciences. Erecfion of new buildings and 1419 renovaHon of old ones was +he exci+ing for+e$ of Arfs and Sciences dur- ing +he year. I966. Wi+h new and more modern equipmen+ in fine Iabora'rories and more space in +he classrooms becoming a realify. rafher +han a mere dream. +he Tiger's influence was heard, seen and 'FeH'. THRDUGH EDUCATIDN A regular Tiger's den d A.C.T.I.O.N. wH'h H's Depar+- men+s 01c Adminis+ra+ion. Curficqum and Ins+ruc+ion. Arf and Music Educa+ion. Economics and Business Admin is+ra- Hon. Bysiness EducaHon. HeaH'h and Physical EducaHon and Psych$logy. +he curricula in Education gripped +he road of Iearnirig for He maiorHy of +he Tennessee S+a+e Universify s+uden+ body. for mos+ of +hem +ouched H's surface in I966. +he Year of +he Tiger. H no+ as maiors in one d +he de- parfmen+s in Educa+ion. +hen in required courses designed as service areas icor depar+men+s under H16 o+her school Iis+ings. THKDUEH ENBINEERING Up +0 his whiskers in blueprinfs, renderings. cables, coils, pipes. duds, mor+ar and prin+er's ink. proof of +he Tiger in Engineering. I966 s+yle. could readily be discerned by We sigh+ of H19 onslaugh+ O'F indusfry recruifers converging on campus mon+l1 affer monfh. week aHer week, wiH'I enficing bro- chines. folders and sales +alks on lucrafive iob op- por+uni+ies awaifing prospec+ive gradua+es of Engineering Tiger-Iand. And in increased numbers H135 year. many of H19 recruifers. +hemsehes. Ten- nessee S+a+e gradua+esl t The Tiger's pounce in+o +he midsf of campus ac+ivi+ies was'noficeably felt as Hie sharp claws broke +he skin of complacency in s+uden+ affairs. Tbe,Year of Hie Tiger, I966. broughf no+ewor+hy improvemenfs and increased parficipai'ion by s+u- den+s in sfudenf-sponsored acfivi-Hes. Greafer in- +eres+ was manifes+ed by fbe maiorH'y of +he sfu- den+ body in world affairs as was evidenced by +he number of Iecfurers brough+ fo campus +o speak on communism and Hue Soui'h Vie+nam war. A grea'rer awareness by s+uden+s of communH'y problems and needs was evidenced by Hue many club proiwecfs devo+ecl +0 public service. A sleeping feline was prodded awake on +he campus a+ Tennessee S+a+e Universi+y and I966 be- came . . . . THE YEAR OF THE TIGER Published by the Students of Tennessee State University Through the Facilities of Benson Printing Comphny at Nashville, Tennessee Lloyd Ringgold, Editor 03 NT ENTS OPENING 1-22 Acnwnas 23 AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS 133 ARTS AND SCIENCES 145 EDUCATION 159 ENGINEERING 175 ADMINISTRATION 183 SENIORS 'I 89 Color Pho+ographs by Earl S. Clanfon. III Por+rai+s by Gunfer's S+udio This yearhs gridiron season broughf new glory +0 +he campus and cxfended Jrhe pig- skin range oh conqLeswL +0 a new and his+orical horizoneNCAA College Division Mid- Eas+ern Region Cochampionship. Then if seems quife nafural for Jrhe TENNESSEAN h be lovingiy dedica+ed +0 a man who firer caused Jrhe lamp of naJrionaI recognifion +1 glow on +his campus for any infercollegiafe acfiva. Highlighhng a fooerall season +haf saw +he I934 Jream pull a sfunning 6-2 upse over +he Then Nofre Dame of Negro college hooeraHeWilberforce Universify. anw pos1L a 5470 season was Forresf W. Sfrange'sjraeledion +0 +he PiH'sburgh CourierA hrsf AlleAmerican Jream opening Jrhe door on a new era for aJrhleJrics a1' Jrhe Un versHy. A many-facefed personalify, +he man. as a work sfudenf. a Concerf Singers bar Jrone and afhwefe. genera+ed an unusual erpe of fierce byallyefenaciously mair Jrainecml year affer year. +ha+ has made him Tigerdom's momL arden+ supporfer bof on Jrhe performing sfage. in +he afhlefic arena. and on +he sidelines. His career c service +0 +he UniversHy as a member of HS s+a+F has been as kaleidoscopic as h personalify and as fiHed th varie+y as his career as a sfudemh The I966 Yearbook stF is proud +0 have +he opporfunify 01C exfending Jrhe honc oh dedicahng Jrhe pages of Jrhe I966 TENNESSEAN Jro Jrhe UniversHy's Diredor c Safefy and Profechion. FORREST W. STRANGE. Foresf Sfrange, the bquing .inspecfor. A decision +0 make: raise or raze? Forresf Sfranqe. +he polifician. A promise 0F lave is glven; a vo+e of affecfion refurned. 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Honors and Awards Recipien'r of a $3.000 UniversHy 0+ IHIrois fechsHp for use a? fhaf universHy HwKs summer. was Irdusfriel EdJcaffon mafor Donald Allen kenfe shown wi'h +wo 0f Hwe +eachers from His dermrfmerw W. V. Harper Ham and P. E Sfewarf. The Honorary American Education Week panel was Composed of UeT'Jr f0 riqhH seafcd: Eura Lockrfdge, graduate sfudenf in +he field of gereral psychology; Thomas Harris business adminisfrfaf'won maior: Leamcn Sfrickland, mecFaand engineering maizr. Shand- irg: Lew VMNIng Jr b3ology vraior and James Regves, agricuL iural educafion maior. v2: ; 3:2,; um This year's Miss Tennessee Sfafei NORMA JEAN PRYOR is a Modern Foreign Languages rraior. A senior! she is secreiary of H19 Aipwa Kappa Mu Honor Socieiy. Norma aiso hclds membership in Aipha Kappa Alpha Sororiiyi ihe Women's Senaie and Univers'iy Counseiors. She is an office assisfani in -he Assisl'anf Dean of Wom- enis OHice and in her leisure iime likes +0 scwi read. or piay bad minior. Norma is a Nashviii'an, EDITH MCGUIRE is ane of H78 iamed Tigerbeiies and her record shaiiering hack Feais have commanded reams and reams of news- paper copy. She is a seninr elemeniary echaiiQn maim and hails ii'om Aiiania. Georgia. In addifion i0 being a member 07' +he Women's Track Team. Edifh is a member oi he Sfudeni Nafionai Educaiion Associdiion and Delia Sigma Theia Sororiiy. The I964- Olympics gold medal winner also likes i0 bowi and swim awd indulges ir'i card playing and readirg when she can iind ihe Jri'na. This year we also look on aciive pari in her sororiW's Voier regisiraiion drive. WHO'S WHO In American Universities and Colleges h m i u $2 BRFNDA JANE MAYBERRY is a Nashvill'an and a senior h'siory maior who enioys reading, dancing and bowiing when nof particii paiing in aciiviiies of Deiia Sigma Them Sororiiy or siHinq on +he Women's Scnafc. Brenda is aiso kepf on the go wifh her job in Hie dieiary depwfmeni ai Vanderbiif Universify. MARJORiE ANNE HOLMAN is a seri'or. aiso fmm Nashvilie ma- joring in Socioiogy. Amnng Hie campus organizahons in which she is adive are ihe Sociology ClLb and +he Siudeni Chrisiian Associi aiion, Mah'orie enicys painiingi iiower arranging bacminion and bowiing in her leisure iimo. Or campus she ads as siaii aide in Hie Sociology Deparfmenf and baby siis for her oici-Campus empicymenh Nashvillian GLENN CONYERS is a senior Healfh arid Physicai EduV caiion maior. A member oi fhe Hepermofs, she likes ail spcrfs aC'ivHies bui iavors bowiing for her own pari'cipaHon. In her spare fime she sows and roads. Glenn babyrsifs for oH-campus empioymehf and works wiih ihe young peopie's choir and ushers in her church. A. C. WHARTON, JR., a Lebanon, Tennessee naiive is He Siudeni Eleciion Commission c'mirmdn, A senior coiiiical science maior he is a member of ihe Collegiaie Co.mcil ior Hie Unifed Nafions, Alpha Phi Aipha Fra+erri+y. Menis Senaie, Sfuden- Chrisiian Associafion and Hie Thucydidoan Socieiy. Wharfonis ieiSJre Jrime ac+ivi+y is read- ing and he is a s1oe saiesman for a local shoe siore. ALLiNE CARTER is a senior French maior who ca is Haiisi Tennessee homes Alline is a member of Sigma Delia Pii fhe Spanish Honor Sociefv and Pi Delfa Phii +he French Honor SOCieTy. On Campus she was a iypisf in her academic deparimemL before siudenf feaching demanded ail or her Hme. A Sunday School Jreacher 5+ fhe Cieveiand Sfreei Bapiis+ Church. where she is also a member of +he Choiri Ai- linei in her off hours. reiaxes wiih a good book, goes i0 Jrhe movies or iisiens i'o mus'c. DANiEL SCATES is a nafive 0; Trezevani. Tennessee 6rd is a serior maioring in Agronomy. Air Force-minded Danny is an advanced of- fice in +he AFROTC and is a member of Deiachmeni 790's honos grouo, Jthe Arnold Air Sociefy. He is aiso a member of +he American Sccieiy of Agronomy and Beia Kappa Chi Scienfiiic Honor Scciefy. On campusi Daniel is a siudeni assisiani in ihe Piani Sciente lab. OHicampus he is presideni of ihe You+h Feiiowsi'ip ai Mi. Oiive Bapiisi Church and enioys bowiinq and dabbiihg in phofography during his 0H hours. DAViD E. RUTLEDGE. a naiiva of Cha++anooga Tennessee is a iunior poiiHcaI science maior, Dave is presidenf of Aipha Phi Aipha Fraiemiiy and ihc Colleqiafe Council oi +he Uniied Nafions. Durinq h's ieisure i'me he ciaims reading poeiry and draw'ng as his iavoriie acfiviiies. OBiE MCKENZIE is a junior sociai adminisirai'ion maior who caiis Indianapmiisi indidna home. He is presideni oi Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Socie+y and +he Sociai Adminisiraiion Clubi iun'or represen- iaiive +0 ihe ShidemL Council and parliamentarian iow Aipha Phi Aipha Frafcrnify. He also holds membership in +he Universiw Counr seiorsi Coiiegiaie Council of fhe Uni+ed Naffons and Jrhe Nashviile Collegiaie Exchange Counciis His myriad of nonsacademic aciiviiies incude aris and craiix reading wriiing poeiry rind spmis and he is a social worker ai Hie Souih Sireei Ccn'muniiy Cenier. Nai've Nashviilian LAVILLA JILL BURTON. who is a senior maiorinq in Modern Foreiqn Languages is presideni 047 Phi Delia Pi and sec- reiary for Sigma Deifa Fi howor socieiies. Her social Greek ieiier aiiilia'rion is wifh Deiia Sigma Theia Scroriiyi Laviila serves as a super- visor in ihe Foreign Languages Iaboraioryi An aCiiVe commJniiy worker, she is a Sunday School heather. a pari-iime assisiamL cub scoui leader and enioys painfingi reading. bowiing and sfamp coir Iecfing as leisure iime acfivisies. LEON JOHN CARTER is a senior biology maior who haiis from Toiedoi Ohioi Leon holds several oHices in campus organizafions in; Ciuding +he vice-preside'my 0F Aipha Phi Aipha Fraierniiy. ard Jrhe presidency oi Beia Kappa Chi Naiiorai ScieniFic Socieiy. He is a cadei maior on ihe wing siaH oi AFROIC Deiachmeni 790 and hoids membership in +he Universify Counselors, ihe Ohio Ciubi +he Newman Club and +hc Arnold Air Sociefy. in his leisure fime Carfer readsi bowls, wrifesi piays chessI swims and coiiecis iazz records. OTTIE ANDRE BRYANT a nefive oi Nashviiiel is a senior maioring in sociai adminisirasion. Andre is the freasurer oi Sigma Rho Sigma Naiional Social Serv'ce SocieLy. ard reporier and pubiic relaiions chairman for Deifa Siqma Theia Sororii'y. She is a member oi he Women's Senaie. +he Tennessee Sfa+e Piayors Guid and +hc Social Adminisiraiion Ciub. She has an oii-campus job ai The Cenienary Meihodisi Communify Cenfer ahd is a Sunday School feather. Sporisr minded Andre enjoys baskefbah, volleybail and badmirion. NANCY THELMA JEAN SMiTH is a homegrown produci of fhe Nashville cify schools who is majoring in Engiish. She is a senior. Nancy belongs +0 severai organizafions ihciuding the Liierary Guiid, Universiiy Cmmseiors arid ihe Newman Ciubi To Lseep hes busy OE campus. Nancy is ihe organisi ior her church. Si. Vincenf DePaui. Even +hough she is aiways on -he go Nancy iincls fime fc enioy sewing, reading playing +he pianci coiiecfinq ciassical aibums and cookinq. MYRA SHERRELL aiso a Nashviiiian is majoring in eiemeniary edu- cation. This senior finds iime f0 pariicipaie in fhe Siudeni NEA and ihe aciiviiies 0i +he Urbariie Cllibi Myra is aiso a siudenf library assisianl and pariicipaies in communi+y aciiviiies which inciucle being a youih leader icr ihe Mefhodisi Youih Feiiowship and church schooi ieacher. For roiaxafion, Myra proieres reading and sewing. id; DON ERiC LOWRY. a senior. maioring 'n English, caiis Savannah, Tennessee home. He is presidenf oi Aipha Kappa Mu Honor Socieiyi senior class represeniafive f0 +hc Siudeni' Council and ediior 01C The sfudeni newspaper, ihe METER. Don is a member of The Liierary Guiidi Clemeni Hali Ciub, University Comselors, Clericus, andihhe Piayer's Guild. Busy. busy Don finds fime for painfinqi reading and N.Hng during ihe iiHie fime he has ior sure. He serves as a sfu- deri lay ieader 5+ 5+, Ansiem's Episcopal Church and during ihe Summer of 1965 spenf ihroe months in Norway as a coiiege ambas- 'sador from Tennessee Sfaie. ELICE REESE is a iunior home eccnomics educafion maior and when if is time +0 go home heads for Memphis Tennessee. She is vice preiideni oi Ahe Home Economics Club fashion ediior for fhe METER, cud cusiodiai direcior for Delhi Sigma Theia Sororiiy. Per+ Elite is a Univerify Counscior and a member oi Hie Newman Ciubi DLring iar free h'me Eiice piays af chess. scwsi chaik painfs and reads. Lhe is an assisiani in +he campus nwsery schoci. LEVI WATKINS, a senior pre-med siLden+ who comes from Moni- i;meryi Alabama. is presidenf of ihe Siudeni Council and Naiionai ui,e presideni oi Aipha Kappa Mu Honor Socieiv. He holds member- :iip in Beia Kappa Chi Scieniific Socieiy. Aipha Phi Alpha Fraier- w and +he Univers'iy Counsciors. He is aiso +he l966 yearbcok iie holder oi M , BrainsJi OHicampus Levi is a member of +he Xiaehvilie Coileqiafe Exchange Councii. For Ie'sure iime acfiviiiesi ihe i prexy Hrikuys swimmingl readirg, drawir'gl dancing ard shoofing JQROTHY GRANBERRY is a Sianion, Tennessee naiive who is ma- wimg ir psychciogy. A serior, Dorofhy is +he iirsf femaie Siudenf , ncii Vice Presideni in ihe Universiiy's hisfory. She is also chair- ;mm oi Hie Women's Senaie, vice presidenf of Alpha Kappa Mu hL-Jcieiyi secrefary oi Jhe iifemaiinnai Reiafions Cini presidemL of j? Sfudenf Chrisfian Associaiion, and news ediior fur :he Psycho'ogy '- ub. VVearer of fhis yoaris yearbook iiile oi Miss Brainsi Doroihy a Silee'li' assis+anf in her doparimenf and hoids membership in Delia Phi Honor Socieiy and fhe Universify Counseiors. Dof enioys lending and painiing. JQYCE ANN GATES is a senior Sparish maior from Memphis. Ten- Qessee. Can'pus organizafions in which she hoids oHice inciude S'gma i Ha Pi for which she is presiden+ and Pi Delia Phi ior which she : VES as vice mcsidenf. A Universiiy Counseior and a member oi iieiVVomen's Senaie and Delia Siqrra Thcfa Sorow'iy Joyce is aciive her sororiiy's vofer regisirafion drive in Nashviiie ard fer reiax- aiion wouid rnii'er read or sew. H' WHO'S WHO In American Universities and Colleges SHEJLA R. DIXON. who haiis from Gallafin, Tennessee, is a Eunior socioiogy maicr. She is freasurer Far +he Sociology Ciub and a mem- ber of Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Socieiy. Her CH-Cdmpus aciiviiies include car'ng for her husband and +hree Children, bLi none 1+8 less she finds Jrime +0 enjoy +he leisure iime ecfiviiies of reading. swim- ming, and sewirig. As a housewife and moiher she takes aciive pari i'1 mmmunify acfivifies including fhe Galiafin PIA. Junior Chemisiry maior DOROTHY WINCFIELD. since her eiecfion +0 Whois Who 51' Tennessee Siaic. has irafisierred +0 VanderbiiiL Uni- versiiy. As a Tennessee Siaie siudcwf she hcid membership in He American Chemical Soc'efy for which she served as vice presideni a'id Was also a member oi Aipha Kappa Aipha Sorcriiy and Beia Kappa Chi Scieniiiic Honor Socieiy. WHO'S WHO In American Universilies and Colleges ANNIE MAY RICE is amonq The i'lOSi oi Nashviilians Iisied in Who's Who Jririis year. She is a senior maiorinq in Hoaiih and physical edu- caiion and is vice presidenf or Hie Hepermofs Ciub. She is aiso a secrei'ariai assisiani in her deparimeni. For reiaxi'igi Annie enioys bowii'ig cooking. reading and going In His movies, FLORIA LOUISE ACKLIN ceiis Souih Pi'Asburg. Ternessee home and is a iunior eiemeniary educaiion meior. Foria is a Peppereiiei a Universiiy Counseior, and a member of His Sfudeni Nafionai Edu- miion Associafion, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Socieiy ard Aipi'ia Kappa Aipha Sororiiyi Beiween organizafionai meeiings and aiier ciass she enioys reading, sewingi playing Hie piano and dancing. JACQUELiNE GAlL CRAWFORD is from Coiumbia. Tennessee and is a iunior maioring in eiemeniary edusaiion. Jackie is Hie reporfsr fer H18 Aipiia Kappa Mu Honor Socieiy and a member oi fie Sfu- denJr Naiionai Educaiion Associaiion ard H'ie Associaiinn for Child- hood EdLCaiiOni Infernaiionai. She likes +0 spend her iree Jtime reading and pariicipafing in sporfs acfiviiies. 'iFAUL WILLIAMS is a McKenzie, Tennessee nafive who is a iunior . agroromy major. Paui is presidenf oi Hie American Socieiy oi Agron- omy and a member of Beia Kappa Chi Scieniiiic Honor Sociefy. Reading and bowiing fake up much of Pauiis leisure +ime and he serves as a Soiis Laboraiory iechnician assisiani in his academic deparimenf. DOROTHY PEETE is a Nashviiiian and a senior Enqiish maior. On campus Dorcihy is a inborniory assisiani in her deparirreni' and beionqs +0 The Universiiy Counselors. She is aiso a member Ci H'ie newiy iormed Universiiy Ushers and H18 Liierary Guiid, OH-Campus. Dof enioys piaying cards. dancing, sewirg ard skafing. RUBY HELEN JONES is a nafive Ci Jackson. Tennessee who is me- io'ing in Frgi'sh and is a senior. She is a member of Aisha Kappa Aip'ld Sororiiy. Hie liierary Guiid and Aipiia Kappa Mu Honor Soc eiy. Ruby is a iaboraiory assistant in her deparfmeni and likes +0 read. She is also an accompiished s7nger and dancer. The Honors Program Now in HS second year, H19 universify's Honors Program Is composed of +op s+uden+s of freshman and sophomore classificaJrion. The program is being developed on a grade a year basis. Honors Pvngwm codiredors are Paf GinYn UefH ard Dr. McDonald WNiarrs. A beginn'ng-of-fhe-year honors program social was enioyed by facuH'y and sfudenfs of Hue program. KLeH f0 rith Dr. McDonald Williams, sophomores JoAnn WHIiams and Thomas Holfonl Dr. Lola Garner and Paf GHpin. W; p V3 53 gim$g$$$ $214131; a x 23;: w MW , Ezmgggzgw A speaker5 faMe scere 51+ Hwe winfer quarier Honors Program Awards Banquef af chh dean's Iisf afudenjrs were honored. Sfudenf Council vice president Dorofhy Gran- berry heated was honoraFy guesf 5+ 3 Fall Quarer Honors Program lunmeon. Sfanding Ueff In an irformal classroom discussion. wide-eyecl and alerf s+udenfs in Ihe erc- +0 rIqHH Paf GHpin and sophcrrores Andrew T. year old honors program Iisfen fo Dr. McDonaid WiHiams. Hoch and Cafhcrine Wesfbrook. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Sociely The socier. which now has chapfers on nearly every pre- dominanHy Negro college campus in HIE: Unifed Slams. was Iounded on Tennessee S+a+e's campus November, I937 by Dr. George W. Gore. Hwen Dean of +Fe college. The chief purpose of +he organIzaIIcn is Io promofe and encourage high scholarship. lJrs membership Is made up of s+uden+s aJr +he IunIor level or above wi+h a 3.3 or beHer average. This year +he Sociefy discussed scholarIy. cuHural and CIVIC subI Ieds d5 a parf of ils regular monthly meefings and had as ifs mam EC+IV +y a speCIal Umversgy WIde program JIo honor freshman and sophomore s+uden+s admiHed +0 HIe Umver- sIfy's +wciyear old Honors Program. OFFIcers include Don Lowry. presidenf: Dorofhy GranberryI vico-presiden+: Norma Pryor. secrefary and Dr. Mable B. Anderson. +reasurer wIH'I Dr. Anderson and Dr. Pear! Gore Dansby servIng as advIsers +0 We group. ILeH +0 rigI'IH Seeded: DmoHIy GranherryI Jan:queHn GI C awford, MarH'Ia Evern Banks, Evern Osborne, and Levi WalrkinsI Jr. Sianding: FIOrIa AcHIn. WiIIIe J. Harris, Don Eric Lowry. He'H' +0 rith Mrs. Mary Johnsonh WiHie J. Harris, Dorofhy Gran- harry, Lav'Ha Jill Burfonh and Joyce Gafes. Pi Delta Phi The purpose of +hEs nafional honor socie+y is +0 recognize American sfudehfs who have disfingulshed +hemsehxes In +he Skhidy Of +he French language. hferafurc and civilizaffon. The hrs+ chapfer of Pi Delfa Phi was esfabhshed in 1909 ad +he Universify 07E Cahfornia af Berkley. AJr presqur +here are more +han 77 chaerers in fhe Un'fed Sfafes including Jrhe One 5+ Tennessee SfaJre Universier. which was esfabhshed in 37 2?? $31? ,wm szgs: m, gap w m m .m. MM Ma ; 4 I956. AH persons who have acquired 5: MB average in French are eligible for membership. The sociefy sponsors in coniuncfion wifh Sigma Doha Pi. Jrhe Spanish Honor So- cie+y. a foreign movie each quarfer. OTTicers Include Joyce Gafes, president Ahne Carfer. vice-presidenf; LaviHa Bur- Jronh secretary; WH'I Mrs. Mary Johnson and Miss Lurelia Freeman as advisers. Sigma Della Pi This honor sociefy recognizes sfudenfs who have made ou+sfanding academic achievemenfs in Spanish. and en- gages in acfivifies which broaden +he s+uden+'s scope of Spanish civilizafion and culfure. Some of +he acthies in which Jrhe group parficipafed +his year were: Visifing a Mexican resfauramL and ioinf meeHngs wIJrh H16 French 38 CgLeH- f0 rith: Mrs. Mary Johnson. LaviHa Jill Burfon. and Joyce afea. honor sociefy. Awards were presenfed +0 oufsfanding s+u- den+s af +he sociefy's annual banquef In Jrhe spring. Sigma DeHa Pi oFHcers are Joyce Gahas. president LaviHa Burfon. vice-presldenf; Alline CarJrer, secrefary. Dr. Wendolyn Bell is adviser. Sigma Rho Sigma A naHonaw honor sociefy for +hose in social science who have shown superior academic achievemenfs, was organized aiw Johrson C. Smifh Universify In I935. There are 35 acfive Chapfers in fen s+a+es which includes Zefa Chapfer af Ten- nessee Sfafe Universify. Among H19 aims of ?he Tennessee Sfafe Chap+er is Jro encourage and promofe research and +0 recognize achievemenfs in He Feld OWE Social Science. m keeping wi+h +515 aim some of H16 members of Hue sociefy Hefi fo rith Firsf Row: Frances Drayfon and Carolyn Armsfrong. Second Row: Andre Bryant Mrs. LeHie Sw Galloway Mrs. Sheila Dixonl and Ann Turner. Third Row: James Gross and Michaew Beasley. 39 engaged in fine corsfrucfion of a compefifive research paper which was presenfed af H16 Na'Honal ConvenHon held af Norfh CaPoHna College April 22. The sociefy honored new members admilfed 10 We organizafior. OHicers are Obie McKenzie presidewh James Gross, vice-presider+; Frances Dray+on. secre+ary: Andre Bryant Jrreasurer: and Mrs. LeHIe Galloway and Miss Nora Lee Roy are advisers. Theta Alpha Phi EpsHon Chapfer became a member of H113 Naflonal body in I948. Hs purpose Is +0 encourage excellence in Hue dra- mafic arfs. S+udenis muer mainfain a B average In +he field and have a +o+al of 60 credif hours +0 become members. The group parficipa+es in Hwe sfaging of 3 maior +heafre Heff +0 rfth: Mrs, HeWne Wilhoifa Lois Ann Poag W. D. Cox, Dr. Thomas E. Poag, BeHye Van Buren, Elwood WII iams Troy Jones. Barbara Henderson and Herman D. Brady. produchbns by H16 Players Gqu during Hue regular school year ard one maior produdion in H16 summer. Dr. Thomas E. Poag Is adviser +0 H19 sociefy. Presidenf Is Lois Ann Poag. Herman Brady is vice-presidenf and BeHy Van Burem SCC- rofary-freasurer. WELCOMING VISITORS Campus Visitors I965 Graduafe Sara Driver refurned f0 Hue carrpLs during H19 fail anrfer aHer qraduaron from The ROW W- J- Fadkncr was a wmfer quar+er convocafion Nane Sfewardess SchooL She is Harked by President Davis and Acrospace Smdies Fead Lf. speaker fer Religfous Emchasls week. Universify Organisf Cd Fann'balCox USAF: Joan Sharp perfowns on Hue console as Dr. Faulkner. Presi- . I semi W. S. Davis and Univex'fy Minw'sfer. Dr. W. J. Sfm- m:ns IMen. AnofHer I955 grad reJrurning +0 +he campus in her airWne hcsfess affire was Pol'recia Sawyer, now employed by Unifod Airlines. She is shown wifh AFROTC Cede+'s Frank Marley, MaHhew Taylor and Leon Carfer Meho School superinfendenf, Dr. Jan H. Harris hIth views fhe prizeAw'nnirg American Educafion Week exhibif th Presiderf Davis and suhonl o? qucaHon head Dr. M. D. WiHIams Dr. Harris was A:C week ConvocaHon Speaker. On I'and for A'plwa Kappa Mu Honor Soniefyk indudion services was Dr. George W. Gore kenbrL Florida A 8t M Jnivorsifv President and Founder d Hue Sociefv. AKM members Don Lowry and chl WaHdns are shown wifh Dr. Gore. i Comphefefy SJrrounded by s+uden+s Jtwo members of Jamed vocaW grOJp H16 Supremes, Fiorence BaHaver ard Diana Ross were escorfod abouf he campus by TSU Swimmng Team sfar Henry Fagin kenferl. Rifa Ross. MqhH sisfer c? Diana accompanied HTH pair. Jerry BuHer . . . Cassius, H19 greafest Mohammod All Cay was mobbed by sfudemf aufe- graph seekers on his visif 1'0 Hwe campus The pasf faH. . . and H1e ShirreHs were H19 aHracHun aI H13 Homecomfng Dance Thanks- qivhg Night 5 43 1964 Grad Nber+ HLH: was a visifor +0 Hue Placemenf Bchau in Feb, ruaryu recrqurg for Hm Ford Nofor szpany. mm as 1916 WW ,, WWW Wm CaW'pLS v'sHor ard Peace Corps reprcscnhafive Kavcn LowHwer of VVeerporl, Conn. shows his Pacemerf BureaJ exh'bff 10 co cds Pris, Sfudenf Conference on Foreign Affairs speakers Ken Armsimng UefH 51in Ann WSGHWEFbY de Thelma Moorehead. and Alfons MWakis chaf wifF each ofher and smdenf Cvundl repve- senldh've Joseph Askew. Campus ,Visilors Foreign Service Officer Eddle WHEams UefH explains service oHixM Cums Careers f0 sfudenfs Brenda Meybefry, Flocwoad Price and ElizabeHw Harbour. 44 PlacememL Bureau Direcfon Mrs, Arnie G. H. Sassen shows her 01:- fice's U.S. Labor Deparfmenf exhibif fc ero recruHerS from He Lacor DoparfmeM Melvis H. Pa++erson HefH and Joe MCCWre, bofh are 1'ennessee Sfafc grads. gem F. Peak HetrH direcfor of personnel for KaIser lndLsMes d15- : .:ses 'ob possibilHies wifh Oscar Sfanorfh and Curfiss R Lee. as, mm? mm? ?waag :sf TENNSTATE Ford recru'fers S+an1ey DOH UdH ard Alberf Hug Mgw WW1 sen'or mafh rraior Aroma S+ewa'f. Www Wm Dr. M. D. XViHiams HePd discusses pcssibilifies of an educafional ezmange program befween Tenressee Sfafe and Easfem MichL gam Lniversify wiH'w HWree factu rrembers from Easiern Michigan who vIsHed Hwe campus dLrIng H78 wirfer quarter. 45 ember Danny Owens HOHS H19 lbrpifcg ' F V - 1. MJSN Deparmcm Facqu I mr Eazz concor+ m Hwe sfudea+ unW' Jazz ensemble af Their WINE quar Shows and 1 . . , ,ma. Howawy Pefers gives a rock 'n roll rerdmon backed by ?emae V' mo, we ohms a+ m Phi Mu Nv'm emvaqma- ava- Jazz Combo af H13 PH Mu Apha MUSE FrafernHy-sponssred kW ganza Jazz ensemHe members Ueff +0 Iith Aaron Neal. saxaphone; Frank Welder, humpcf; Roy Doyb humpof and B'Hy Pierce. 393+ Dressed co-ed honors wemL f0 Yvonne Owens thrd from IefH 5? a hdging and 1fashlor: show on campus in Mawh. Pafsy Sfrong Aseccnd from leTW Was runner-up. Shown wIH1 H1e con+es+anls are lhce Reese campus newspaper hshior edifcr WHO spearheaded H19 Confesf U094 and Iudgcs Mrs. Kay Morrs and Mrs. Jackie WhHe vashion ocH'ors of fhe NashviHe Banner and Nashville Tennessean. Phofo by Jack Gmfer. Nashvi b Banner Dezf Dressed CC-ed con+es+an+ EHen Driver HefH WHH Meter Fashion adrror EMce Reese backsfage before Hie Fashion Shaw. xommvf mmw The Krakow bhoir and Orche ra conduc . es +he biHboard oispay annomdng The aggregahon's apcearance with Music Depart menf heaa Dr. E. C. Lewis and Music Meier; Jpaweffe Bryanf and MaJrin AHPn. Jr Lyceum affracfion for +he l965756 season was +he De Paur Cher Co-eds seeking aufoqraphs from chews direcfor Leonard he PaJr affer Jrhe concerf are Myra Gaphm, Awe K nardh Carolyn ranhDHy and Regira SCOH, Kmk :Ir amd Orchesfra appeared 1n concerf at The Unf- versHy In February. ring He winfer quarfer sfudenfs welcomed fh appearance of Hue :Lehebrakd Moral Rearmamerf Exfravaganza Sing Ouf '66.H xryamlggiw gm mwg m m: or rat 3mm 5:: a? ' 3!an mmmmw watt? 8:! Mechanical Enqineerlmq Deparf- menf faCJHy member. Mrs. Yvonne Cark, served as a Judge for H19 Trades and lwdusMal lnsfihfe's Cosme+oloqy c0n+es+. WYM 3k ; Witt?! GP 93119! HSELWK 15F mmxw 1!! mm 439 zmwma 633139?! 3.0353 High school sfudenfs af The Trades and lndus+rial h1- stque Held on campus compefe 1n a brick laying con- Jresjr. The UniversHy campus was H16 sYJre For a pre-ccllege program for high scFool graduafcs Ias+ summer. The program was aimed af preparing h.gh school graduafes for nflege enhance. AleeHc Depar'menf secrefary Mrs. Annie Price, mans H153 regisfra ?Icn -abb as Women's Track Ccach, Ed Tempb, regisfers for We . Sixfh Annuad Blue Ribbon Coaching Clinic, Three Tennessee baskefbal coaches meef and swap shop 1a k a' Hwe CcacFes Cilnic. Heff 0 lgM: University of Tennessee Coach Ray Mears. VanderbiH Coach Roy Skinner and Tennessee Sfafe Coach Hamid Hunfer. IninIules and Workshop Admhing He Farm 5rd Horne ImsHhMe welcome siqn are He Home EC. DeparhnenVs Miss Chrlsfine Nexander; Ray Childevs owE H15 5+afe AqF'cuHure Deparfmenf: Dean of Hwe ScHooI of AngCuHure and Home Econcmkm DL David HamiHon' and Universify President Dr. W. S. ems. ..,. - .. -..,V. Af a planning sessmn for Hwe Universify's Insfimfc on H15 Problems invoWed in Desegi reqaflon are HM +0 rith: Profecf Diredor. Dr. Nebraska Mays; Adminlsi'raffon. Curricu- lum and Indrudion Deparfmenf Head, DrA CharHy Manse; and New York UniversHy's Dr. William Van Til. who direded a similar Insflfufe af NYU 155+ year. I E 4322?? : d? nauyew ldd .v 3': CONDUCTING ELECTIONS TWSS JUNIOR Sandra Gamble o1C Odandel Florida MISS SOPHOMORE MISS FRESHMAN Ros Tenne ara G. Greer of S+an+om b Bar faway of Orange, Texas fa Fe 5 Court Tennessee SIale' MISS SEMOR Mary CuWor of Ff. Lauderdale. Florlda Tennessee S+a+e prepares in make heA ISS M Af Tho Coronation BaH Sandra cry CuWer, +he hep mt M 6v w a .r f e P a umwn wm R a Cd nn aa .T nm ek u 4a.... 91 mm a dC n she, Cb nm aa r 96 iss Tennessee Stale Jean Pryor 0? Nashville. Tennessee Norma 51 wimm 97mg. m m A smdenf gefs a lesson In voring boon uperaHom Candida+e for SC Prexy. Levi Waan espouces promises for Hleir favorife candidates for S-udenfs dmm up sfeam stdenf Council President Vice-Presider? rim Nfss TSJ Presidenf elecf is carried 1toHowerS and weH-wIsFers, 'VThe Winnahl Sfudem Council on Hwe shcusders of some of his Studeni Council Presidenl LevI VVaJrkins. Jr.. of Monfgomery, Alabama President Davis presenfs Miss Charm frochy +0 flue winner. Miss Charm confesfanfs backsfaqe in Hwe audHorIle th Mrs. HeWne WMcife HeH +0 rith Jean Young. Miss Virginia: Luci Ie BeHK M'xss West Temwessee: Marfha Vhfson Miss CaHfornia;lAdrIenne Hawkns Miss New Jersey; MH- A fradHfon Ersf dance wifh H13 presidenf of H19 U73. dred Moore, MwSS Mississippi; Janice Janosl Miss Ilino's. veIaHv sfarfis +116 b51 . Misx Chaim and Mr. Esquire chaf wifh band leader, Hank Crawford af +Iwe baH. Judges for Hwe Miss Charm confesl were Dr. Jchn Hwomas. Dr. C. J. W'aHer. and Dr. George N. Redd. Wage? r L H 41;: a Mg. :3 PM mekgh ?f?;:2$$2w 2r m5; .1 :1 V3?- i'xgg' w w a , . tag??? ; ikigffa an M Muss charm HarrieHe Morgan OF DallaS. Texas Mrs. W. S. Davis Firsf Lady of H16? rampus cresen+s ?irsf piece Mr. quuire frophy +0 Hie Winner. Mr. Esquire confesfanJrs fake fhoir places on siege sf Hwe firm! fudgingl HeH to rith: Marvin Loo Green, Mr. Ala- bama; Linwood Puryear, Mr. Virgiqiay Harold Ford, Mn Wesf Tennessee Hv1r, quuIreM horace Denny Mr. Indiana; Clarence CuHeh Mr. Fiorida Mr. Esquire and Miss Charm HbHv H19 Hank Crawford aggreqafion of Hwe Charm- Esquhe BalL Judqcs In Hwe Mr. Esquire confes? were Mrs. John Thomas. Mm C. J. WaWer. and Mrs. Gecrge N. Redd. M: EsquIV'e qeis fhe firs? dame, a waHz th The Firs+ Lady. Mr. Esquire Hardd Ford L$ Memphis, Tennessee GETTING TOGETHER M? Zeta Phi BeIa Sororily Zefa Phi Be+a ScrorHy celebrafed ifs Founders Day on January Zth wifh a program aJr Spruce Shes; BapL'sf Church. ther projecfs Included Finer Womanhood Week. March 6-13 and a social visif +0 +he Vocafional School For Girls. Presldenf of Hwe organizaJriom i5 Gwendolyn E. Smifh. Mrs. Jessie Hughes is Adviser. Zefa Phi Befa Sorors Iisfen fa Hweir Finer ch'anhood Week speaker, Dr. EHzebe+h A. Backus. Firsf Row. Ludle Edwards. Sarah Gcnfry, Susie Ann KeHey. Second Row: Ebie Kimbro. Ma++Hou Ofey GwendoWyn SmHh. Third Row: Asa Taybn Alfhea Taylon Olivia Taylor. Dr. Backus Ts flanked by her Zela Sara's aHer a speech Kn fine Library Faculfy Lourge, N.SH f3 rith: Susie Kely thea Taylcn LuciHe Fdwards, Gwendohm Sm'ih, Dr. Backus, OHvia TeWOr, Ada TayTor. Hsie Kfmbro Mofhlou Ofoy and adviser Mrs. Jessie Hughes. Performers N '115 Annual Creek show in Hwe A-Bldg. Audiforium are HeFf +0 6th: Carolyn MCLaern. LuciHe Edwards, VirgKria Ham'Hom AHhea Taylon Sarah Gentry and Susie KeHy. This year +he members of Alpha Kappa Npha Scrorify presenfed a +hanksgiving baske1L +0 Hie needy and giffs fer Chriermas 10 H19 children a+ Hue McKay Home. Founders Day was celebra+ed in February and Hue annual Rush Parer held in March. AKA presidemL is Sandra Gamble. Miss Pearlie Gasaway, Mrs. Annie Marfin and Mrs. Blanche S+evens a re advisers. Wm Norma Pryor. Charche Haywood and Alma Lewis prepare a food baske+ for presenfafion fo .3 needy family af Thanksgiving. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority , 1- , ; L 1, ?gmiaqg , , , 5kg? V 1 ; w m - , m Tcnnessee Sfa+e's Ffrsf Lady, Mrs. lvaneffa Davis, an AKA Soror, pours for The sororify's Founders Day Tea. Sororify members Heff +0 rigHH Ollie Jorem Dorofhy Rice. Brenda Jones, Shirley Roberson and 51 19a guesf wafch wifh infercsf. 62. Firsf Row: Florla Ac'din MyrHe BarneH Gwendolyn Boyd Gwendolyn Brandon Gcorqe Brooks Second Row: Anifa Bryson Chara Burks Maria Clark Cheryl Davis Velma Dodson Third Row: AfFebis Edwards Carolyn Firley Carol Huxer Janice Fox Sandra Gamble Fourth Row: Mae Eddie Graves Virgfnha Harris Charbffe Haywood Minerva Hol ins Marva Jackson Fifth Row: Joyce Johnson Brenda Jones Mary and Jones OHie Jones Sadie Jones Six+h Row: Sande Jones Cardyn Koonce Alma Lewis Fveiyn Osborne Lofs Psaq Sevenfh Row: Dorofhy Rice Shirley Roberson DaFayne Rogers BeHye Schqqs Carol Simpson Eigh+h Row: GwendoWn Smifh AraeHa Sfewarf Jane Valeane Joyce Vawodo DoroAEy WianFGVd AKA Alpha Phi Alpha Frafernify held H3 annual sweei hearf Jrea in Hue S+uden+ um'on in January, also i January was a symposium on communism held i We A-Bldg. AudHorium. The Frafemify presenfa +0 +he S+udenf body a speaker on Foreigm affair in March. A+hle+ic minded bro+Hers were adive I H16 Inframural program, parHcipaHng In foo+b$ baskefball and frack. David E. Rufledge is FrafemH presiden+. Hiram Gordow. and Cecil Ryan are ac visers. Alpha Phi Alpha Fi-aierniiy Nphas 7n Fof infraer$ baskefball ddinn againsf Hwe mdiana AH Sfars. HeH +0 rith: Jerado Fisher, Joe Durham Robcrf BuHer and John Jones. Sharing Hm plafform wiHI AH-American Confererce To CombmL Communismisponsox Alfons Mileas are Alpha brofhers Howard BurrelL Levi Wafkins. Bob BuHen David Ruf- and Wallace Brown. educa+ed in Ewope, was for 20 years a- prisoner of Hwe Commumisfs. Born o$ LHhuanian pareMs 'm Ph'Iaddphfa. Mr. Milukas Firs+ Row: Jerry C. BaHImore Julian BdMey WaHace Brown chard Burrell Second Row: Roberf B, Carfer Cbrence CuHer Barney Davis Howard C. Fall Third Row: Harold Ford Gregory Grice Garland Hankins Georqe Hannah. Jr. Fourfh Row: James Henderson Nvin L. HiH Logan Hill Damon Lee FiHh Row: James Lipsgomb William Moon John Powell Polk Puryear Sixfh Row: David E. Ru+ edge Oscar B. SfanorH'x Ma'Hhew M. Tawor Richard Tomlin Seven+h Row: Roberi Vinson Levi Wafkins. Jr. Leroy Whife Percy WIHiams MIA Soror Andro' Bryanf drills youngsfers af Nashville's EHIoH School in Hie SororHy's afferischool +u+orial proiecf as principal boks on. DeHa Sigma Theers ac+ivi+ies Hwis year induded I'fs annual affairs of a Rush Par+y and benem kiddie cosfume parfy bofh in February. As Public Service Proieds +he sorors concluded affer school +u+orial programs aJr several Mefro Nashville PubHc Schools. They also engaged in a voJrer regisfrafion drive. DeHa Presidenf Is Carrie Harris. Miss Mary Herna- dez is adviser. Della Sigma TheIa Sorority k Children from Hm Meiropolifdn CHldren's Home are faken on a four of Nashville's famous Parfhenon by members of Dallas Pyramid Club. Photo by Frank Empsen, Nashvil:e Tennessean 66 7 Firsf Row: Sandra Adams Vordlle BriHon Marlyn BrueW Offie Bryan+ Donna Cleaver Second Row: Pafricia Damron Marcella Daniel Margare+ Dinkins Melissa Easley Sylvia Easferling Third Row: Cynfhia Griffin Gloria Harbor Maxcine Harbor Evelyn Harvey MVrHce Jackson Fourih Row: Delores James Melvin Johnson LoreHa Kincaide Phyllis Maxey Edith McGuire Fifih Row: Merifa Pefway Gary Phillips Mary Pow Elice Reese Erneane Rivers Sixih Row: Wyomia Tyus Ruby W'ashingfon Julia Williams Joan Woods Kafhleen Woods Kappa Alpha Psi FrafernHy was firsf place winner in Hue AFROTC'S annual bll blood drive and ended H10 season as inframural foofball champs. Their an- nual smoker and a sweefhearf bowling parer a+ NashviHe's Pinnacle Lanes were bo+h Held in Feb- ruary. The brofhers fook on as +heir pef proied +he painfing and redecora+lng of a S'naH church In fhe AI He omcM's fable and on H18 Kappa bench 5+ an inframura basketball ses- communify. Mack erng Frank iS Frafernify presii sior Ueff +0 rith: David Surry, Kafhleene Garv. Genie Henderson. Felix - . Maf ock. WiHie Davis. RonaH WIHiams Lloya Dlmps. Admiral Leroy. Raymond dent Sferlmg Adams. Shannon LHHe and Lawrence Kemp, James WiIHams. Larry Brown. James Shanorfh and Hardd Wesiey. E. Simmons are Hue advisers. Brofhers lfanding a hand. at pdiang Hm Macedcn'a PrimIHVE Bapflsf Church are AJF +116 Kappa Sweefhearf BOWHI'g Parfy UeH +0 rigHH: Hairy UeH f0 thH: Ervm Kmsey. RooseveH Brock: and James Moore. KiHing, Helen Prudent Sally Thomas and OdeHie VVIIIiams. 68 ma :9: Firs+ Row: Richard Ca 1oway Joe R. Clevehand Larry L. Cook Huberf C. Cranbrd Second Row: Afred Crowe Jr. Mack Irvin Frank James B. GiHis James 0. Gross Third Row: AIvIn Hayes George H. Howard. Jr. Errol J. Johnson Raymond H. Kemp, Jr. Four+h Row: WiHie L. Lloyd Charles Eugene Maxwell James Moore Clarence B, PaHerson Fi'Hh Row: Tyrone Calvin SmHh Thomas E. Sfallworfh Michebnqelo M. Taybr Gerald Anthony TerreH Sixfh Row: James L. Toson James Edward WiHiams James Wedey Williams Odeme Tyrone WiHiams Ernesf R. Williamson This year Hwe Omegas par+ICipa+ed in Hwe AFROTC'S campus-wide blood drive. concluded campus Sunday School and Quie+ Hour in February and as Communify projecfs paid goodwill vIsHs Jr0 +l1e crippWed children's home and +he voca+lona1 schools for girls. The Omegas were also very adive In foofbaH. baskefbaH and Jrrack Inframurals +his year and were responsible for decoraHng Hwe library lawn for homecoming festvIHes. Presiden+ Is Norman Buchanan. Adviser Is Arfhur Franklin. The fra+erni+y s SweefhearJr Ball was held a+ +he Andrew Jackson Hofel Ballroom on Valenfine's Day. A nurse af Hue Crippwed Children's Home briefs Omega brofhers on +he gHome's supplies and facilifies prior +0 H1eir visliaflon period th +he children. Brothers HeH +0 rith s+anding: Ernesf Walker. Larry EJbanksw Delberf MuHens, uNOrman Buchanan. Jorhimia Primuis. wSeaJredJ: Edmond Robinson. Al Fonza Pafrick. Comer Allem Louis Huff and Alvin Rolie. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity MW Wm , ' . X, e NW fz w Brofhers Moom Hampfon. Appling and Walfon Jtalk wilh Alpha Harold Ford Broners James TaHey. Edward Gordon, Joseph Askew and Narman prior +0 intramural hack mealL af Hale Stadium. Buchanan decorafe +he library lawn for Homecoming. 7O 71 Firsf Row: Comer Allen CliHord W. Applfnq Joseph Askew Johnny Blackman Presfon L. Bowie Second Row: Larry Brown Willie Roy Bo Brown John M. Bryan+ Norman H Buchanan Elias CoHey Dial Third Row: Edward Bernard Dixon Larry Hudson Eubanks Cornelius Freeman William A. GIH Edward Gordon Fourih Row: Chesfer Hannas Larry Hardaway Henry Nan Heard Larry W. Herring Wilbur Clayfon House Fif+h Row: Louie HuFF Cuba Johnson Frank Edward Leslie Bennie McLin Vorry Moon Sixfh Row: Ronnie Moore Delberf W. Mullens Charles W. NeH'Ies Bobby Leo Olive Alfonza James Pa+rick Sevenfh Row: Prince Valenf Roberfscrv Alvin K ROHe James TaHey Ernesf Walker, Jr. Will Phi Befa Sigma FrafernHy celebraJred HS Founders Day on January 23, WITH a program in +he campus sfudenf union feafuring as gues1L speaker William O. SuHon who Is Nafional Vice Presidenf of H16 Frafernify and presidenf of AHan+a, Georgia's CEH- zens Savings and Trus+ Comoany. The Frafemffy was successful in HS bid for in+ramural baskefbali championship honors H115 year and held HS annual Hue and whife bali in May 6+ +he Universify's Kean Hall. Alberf Unphrey is President Mingo 560er Be rves as adviser, Sigma brofhers Alber+ Umphrey. Pres'deni and WiHiam Ramsey. Dean 0: Hedges show +heir Scrapbook +0 Founders Day Speaker William O. Suffon. Phi Bela Sigma Fralerniiy Sigma Sweemearf Barbara Dye is preson+od +0 Hm Frafernify mem- TFe Sigma I inHamurM baskeJr'oaH champs in fasf adion a? Kean Hall. HeH bership 5+ Founders Day celebration by Fraferany Adviser Mingo Scoff. fo rigth : Joe Cooper. Claude Humphrey, Leon Moore. 72 73 Firsf Row: Aonzo Board Eugene Bowen David Euqene Ca'ney Frederick N. CoHinS Second Row: Joe Cornelius lee Roy Cunningham John R Dower! Jr. Howard Ferguson Third Row: Howard F'Mey Gwlchrisf N. GarroH' Claude Hump'wery Leon Moore Four+h Row: VVindm L Ramsey McAvhur Roberfs Sam Smifh Grady Farris Terrell. Jr. ll Fifih Row: Isaiah Toran Nberf Chainey Umphrey. Jr. Clarence T. We: fon Sigma Gamma Rho Communify proieds H113 school year included a goodwill visif fo +he Mefro- polHan Children's Home. presenfafion of a Thanks- giving baskmL of food +0 a needy Family. and serei nading +he residen+s of Knowles Home For The Aged. anmm Sigma week was celebra+ed in March. Sigma Gamma RHo sorors serenade Hwe residenfs of Knowles Home for We Aged. J a Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Scene from 1he Sigma Gamma Rho Rush parfy 5+ +115 Sfudenf Union. 74 ?3 mg 3? a 75 Firs+ Row: Peggy Anglin Lora Alexander Clara BarHeHL Nina Bryant Susie Clark Second Row: Mary Couch Shanda Cousin Sa lie Cunningham Willie Davis Carolyn Fly Third Row: Gladys Gragg Esie Hail Mary Harris Barbara Herring Maria Hill Fourfh Row: LoreHa Holland Fredde Jackson Anna Kinnard Gladys LeSure MaHie Lewis Fi'H'h Row: Dcrofhy MCCIinion Sandra McHanev Marfha McMahon Gbnda MuHins BeHye PeH Sixfh Row: Yuvonne Prince GWnda Suffon Cclcane Swanson BeHye Thomas Maggie Tucker Sevenfh Row: Elea nor Waqqena Eva WiHis HP Student Council The four-fold purpose of Ine Sfudenf Council Is +0 presenf sfudenJr opinion +0 +he Adminisfranon and faculfy. +0 assisf In Hwe admInIsfraHon of sfudenf achIJrIes, +0 cooperafe wITh Hwe AdmInIsfraHon In upnoIdIng th scholdsfic sfandards, +0 cooperafe WIH'I H76 AdmInIsfraJrIon In uphoIdIng +he basic moraI and eIhIcal concepfs of fhe Universify. HIghIIgHs among +he achIviers sponsored by The Council +nis year Include a Iedure series on worId Issues Ione per quarferI. Hwe brIngIng +0 +he campus of Me Moral Rearmamenf musi cal exfravaganza, Sing OmL '66. and presenIaIIon of Hue 76 I Frsf In thch Is +0 be a seJFIes of Sfudenf Conferences on Foreign AHaIrsI The CouncIl also conducfed Hs usual round of enferJraInmenJr and socIal affairs inCIudIng weekIy movies In +he Universify Audiforium. fhe CoronaHon BalL Hue Charm-Esquire Ball and The Homecoming Dance. Levi Waf- kIns. JrI Is +hIs year's president Dorofhy Granberry Is vice presIolenJr. Wilma D. Shaw Is secrefary. CharIes E. Maxwell Is Jrreasurer. Advisers: Mrs. Barbara McKissack and Dr. Joseph A. Payne, Jr. Sea+ed. leff +0 righf: Dorofhy Granberry, LeRoy Wth, Vorny Moon, CnarIes MachHI WIIma SFawI Sianding: Joseph Askew. Don Lowry, LevI VlakarsI JrI VVIIburn SmIIn Jr. Firsf Row. IeH' +0 righh Yvonne Poinfer. Bennie McLin. CurHs Dilli- hunf. Joyce Ga+es. Joseph Askew. Lawrence Ccll'ns. Gloria Harbor. Rosie Turnipseed. Second Row: James Grandcrson, Ruby Washing+om Arfhur Dray+on. Deloris Davis, Logan Hijl, Vorry Moon. Don Lcwry. Third Row: Ervin Kinsey, Ernesf Brice. John Newby. Barbara Dye. The senaies The combined men's and women's senafes was organized as one group Hwis year and handbs minor disciplinary acfion agaihsf sfudenJrs. The body encourages among +he general sfudenf body Hue s+m'ving 1cm academic achievement Mem- bers mus+ be seniors wifh 2.5 averages or above. Co-chair- men are Vorry Moon and Dorofhy Granberry. Rosie L. Turnipseed is secretary and H19 advisers are Roberf Murrell. Mrs. Mabel Crooks and Dr. Joseph A. Payne. 77 SeaTed, leH To righf: LoreHa Kincaide. Gwen- doiyn E. Smiih. Glenda Mullinsi Alma Lewis. Afhelois Edwards and Ceies+ine Swanson. S+anding: Louis L. Mudd. Raymcnd Kemp, Jr.. Joseph W. Askew. Melvin Wrenni Aonzo Beard. G'Ichrisf Garreft Hamid E. Ford, and David E RuHedge. Pan-Hellenic Council The Pan-Hellenic Council is designed +0 funciion as +he governing body for all The campus Greek-leHer organizaiions. Composed of represeniaiives from each of The social Greek Ieiier organizafions. Jrhe Council ads as an advisory organizafion +0 +he many common problems which Jrhese groups share. The officers include Gwendolyn E. SmiJrh, president 6ilchris+ GarreH. vice-pfesiclenf: LoreHa Kin- caide. secretary: Melvin Wren. Jrreasurer. Advisers +0 +he group are Dr. J. A. Payne and Mrs. Barbara McKissack. AH oi +he acfivifies of Jrhe organizafion This year were geared +0 meeiing +he needs of Jrhe annual Spring Quarfer Greek-Week which +he group sponsors. SIudenl Union Board of Governors The funchion of Jrhe SJruoiemL Union Board of Governors is +0 can- vass +he inferesf of The sfudenf body and +0 formuiafe policies for +he governing of S+uden+ Union acfivifies. Any erudemL who exempli- fies leadership abiiiiies and possesses an academic record in good sfanding a'I' Jrhe Universiiy may become a member. In Hs efforfs +0 erimuiaJre a wider range of musical inferest +he Board sponsored weekly iazz sessions in +he Union +his year. OHicers include Wilburn Smiih. Jr., president Eddie Lewis. vice president Eunice Roland. secre+ary; Gwendolyn Smifhi freasurer. William Dansby and Mrs. Alphonsa Thomas are advisers. Seaied, IeH f0 righf: Gwendolyn E. Smiih. Camiile Long. Eunice Roland. S+anding: Juanifa Bryant Beriran F. Daibins, Eddie D. Lewis, Maffhew M. Tayior. William N. Jack- son, Wilburn Smifh. Jr.. JoAnn Sheilem and Mrs. Aiphonsa W. Thomas. Firs+ Row. leH +0 righ'l': Sandra Gamble, Jacqueline HM, Sandra Crowder, Audrey A. Lew'nsw Horia Ackiin, Virginia Harris, Pamela Dam- ron. Gwendolyn R. Boyd, Rcse O; ScoH, EveWn Osborne. Marybnd A. Jones. Anna K'mnard. Ehce M. Reese. MyrHe BarneH, Charice Mason. Pearl T. Parker. RoseHa Bond and Doro+hv Pee+ee Second Row: Minerva Hclhns. Barbara J Lindsey, Marfha Colemanw OHIe Jzznesl Gerceda MIfcheH. Ardeha Sfewarf, Emma Terry, BeHy Myers. Sherrill McCall, Janice Abbage. 0+er A. Bryan?I Vera Jennings, Wihna Shaww Barbara Greer. Rudy M. Solomon, Sandra Dobson. Rosie L. Turnipseed, Caro1yn Granberry. Gerald Harringtonl Simeon Bamgbdhye. Withrn Smth Jr.. George H. Howardl LoreHa Kincaide. Charhss Samesonx Leroy Sampson, Cehesfine Swanson, Bobby L Olive, Ray Forresf Duckworfh and Sylvia M. Easferhng. Third Row: Darrell James, Bernard James, Don Lowry. Harold Ford, Mahhew M. Taylor. Harold Buchanan. Wallace Brown. Charles E. Maxwell. Roberf Vinson. Fred CoHins. Duane Shockley. Vorry Moon. William Ramsey, Logan HiH, Joseph Askew, Cornelius Freeman. George King. Obie McKenzie and AlbemL C. Umphrey. Universily Counselors The UniversHy Counselors came Info being as +he resuH of concern and inferesf shown by a group of s+uden+s and adminisfraJrors for +he weHare of freshmen and new s+uden+s. The Counselors are undergradua+es who volunfeer +heir fime and energy 'For +he purpose of hewping new s+uden+s adjusf +0 campus life. By virfue of +he very nafure mt H5 purpose, Jrhe group is momL achve aJr +he beginning of each school year when freshmen and new s+uden+s abound. The U.C.'s +his year aiso sponsored a +u+oring program and acfed as oHicial hosfs and hosfesses for Jrhe Universify during Jrhe visIJrs oh various workshops and conferences. Two re+rea+s were held by +he group +his year. one in Jrhe Fall and one in +he Spring. Purpose of each refreaf J5 +0 conducf planning sessions in an Informal afmosphere. Percy Brown is presidenh Ardeha Sfewarf. vice presiden+; Nancy Smifh. secretary. Dr. J. A. Payne and Mrs. Mabel Crooks are Jrhe advisers. A firsf of +he year proiecf for +he Counselors was an eighf-hour refreaf 6+ Camp Dogwood near Ashland CHyw Tennessee. Debale Society Reacfivafed Iasf year antler a fwelve year absence from Hwe campus. Jrhe Deba+e Sociel'y gives sfuolenfs an oppcr- Jrunf+y Jro parJripraJre in forensic adivHIes. The Socie+y is open +0 aH sfuolenJrs of H16 UniversHy who have a 2.5 cumw laHve average or above. Some of +he achievemen+s and awards +he Sociefy gained +hfs school year inslude, pCacIng fourfh in +he Sfafe Forensic Tournamenf 5+ Memphis and in public debafe defeang Arkansas A. M. 2k N. College. Savannah Sfafe College on bofh sides of a Na+ioral COL iegiafe Debafe Jropic. The only loss +his year for Hue Sociefy was +0 Hwe Universify of Kenmcky in H19 Hrsf meeJr of +he year. On slafe af yearbook press +ime: i'he Nafional Debafe Tournamenl af Louisville, Kenfucky and o+her public debafes wifh varsHy Jrealms including AHanJra's Morehouse College Charles Sampson is We capfain, James Monfgomery. vice presidenf; Celeane Swansom secrefary and Wanda Reed. freasurer wiJrh Troy Jones as debafe coach and Alfred Aubry as assfsfanf coach In a meef againsf Georgia's Savannah Sfafe College, Celeano Swan: son Has Hue floor as Tennessee foammafe Kah'e Doughass and Georgia debafew Charles Ford UefH and James Sapp Hsfen. Firs+ Row: Troy Jones. Frederick March. Celeane Swanson. Sacond Row: Lew James Monfgomery, Sylvia Slms and Cf Debaie Coach Troy Jones chfs wiTh U Sfeve Dunccn harmed and Lewis Myers Bobby Mayfield Wanda Reed, is Myers. Dorony Widemrm. lanes Sampson. niversVry of Konfucky debdfer of Hwe Tennessee Sfafe +eam. Firsf Row, 18H i0 righf: Sfephen Bonner. W'hHHe' Senqshacke, Dsn Lcwry Charles MaxweH, James Peddy. Second Row: W. D. Cox. Troy Jcnes and Dr. Thomas E. Poag, ad- visers Third Row: Ava Jackson, Terressa FeHS, WHma DuPree, Ali MaxweH Glaria Harrison, Jo Ann SkHIern, Winnie SCOH. Mae Graves, Judy SsWomon. Frankie Simms Celes+ine Swan- son. Fourfh Row: Harob Ford Herman WH Hams, Linda Mack Eunice Rdard, Jacqueline McKeldin. Andre Bryanf Anifa Wesfbrooks. Sylvia Faslerling. Ghrida MuHIns Arnelha Cobbs. Herman Bowdy, James Talley. Players Guild Ir a scene From ' Never Too Lafe. VA D. Cox, in H16 male lead as Harry LamberL, Is assisfed in Furnifure rearranqemen+ by Don Lowry as CharHe. Wilma Dupree as Harry's wH'e reqisfers dismay rs! Ihe golngs on. Tennessee VViHiams' 'Sweel Bird of YouHLH was anofher Piayers Guild produdion H13 year. A scene +:rom Players Guild producfion of Our Towm Shirley MclTHre in foreground played HM; lead role. Dr. Thomas E. P059 is adviser and producer 0 Players Guild produc- Hons. A scene In Lincoln's cHice from Charles King's 'Voices of Liberfy. LeH' +0 righf: Bonny Bend as Edwin McMasters Sfarfon, Don Lowry as Wllliam H. Seward Haze Carfen Jr. as Abraharr Lincolm W. D. Cox as Reverend PhiHips, James TaHey as George B. NcCIelan and Harold Ford as First Lieufenanf Jason. Sumner Arfhur Long's +hree-acf comedy, 'Never Too Lake. was presenfed as a specm benefif for HSing Ouf Soufh,' ?andemonium reigns in H115 scene wifh Herman Brady as Mn Foley WhIHIer Sengeracke as Dr. James Kim, brough, Pam Pe+era, W. D. Cox as Harry Lamber+ and Eunice Rdand. 1n briei +he purpose of Hue lnfernafional Relaflons Club Is +0 beHer Hue relafions be+ween foreign and American smdenfs. Any s+uden+ on campus in+eres+ed in heHoing +0 mainfain good relafions wifh s+uden+s 075 5H counfries is wel- come f0 join. Club members From foreign counfries have been called Upon HHS year by oufside groups and schools +0 presemL +alks on H19 cusfoms 0+ +heir respecfive coun+ries TSU Bridge Club The TSU Bridge Club was formed by a group of bridge buHs for Hue sheer purpose of assuring Hwemselves of having someone wifh whom Hwey codd play Hwe game each week. Fall and wlnfer quar+er achvih'es of +he club consw'sfed of 1115+ playing bridge. In +he spring H16 club sponsored bridge Massons every +hird Wednesday for ?nJrereered sfudenfs and conducfed +heir annual campus-wide bridge Jroumamenf. Neal S+rong Is president Roger T. Ligon, vice-presidenf: Thykla Johnson, secretary; ArH'mr Waller, Jrreasurer and Larry RabinowHZ. adviser. Seafed, Ieff +0 right Houshang Hamrahf, Monouchehr Hamrahi. Hassan MoGhadam, Shirley Hicks, James Bernard. S+anding: Rich- ard Greene Arfhur Shaw, MiHon Davis. Jr. InIernalional Relations Club Chid spring quarfer acfivify For +he club was a joinJr-univer- sHy re+rea+ af which lnfemafional Relafions Club members from :3 area schools parficipa+ed, Richard W. Greene presidenf: Percy B. Brown, vice-presidenf; Dorofhy Gran- berry secrefary: Houshang Hamrahi, Jrreasurer, and Mrs Joan EHIOH adviser. Le'H 'l'able. IeH +0 righf: Neax' Strong Elizabeth Shedd Vida Sfrong. Roger LIgon, James Garner, M7chael Youncj. Righf fable. Ie'H +0 righf: Eieanor Momma Melvin Rogers Arfhur Waller, Joseph Clark. Freshman Class oHicers. clockwise: Jon Sanders presidenf; Linda Somm- aH secrefary: John Perry, vwce-presidenf: Annie Freeman. +reasuren The Class Officers Senior Class officers. leH' +0 righf: Ervin Kinsey, heasurer: Nfonza J. Parrick secrefary; Bennie A. McLIm presidenH Joseph W. Askew, vice, president Sophomore Class officers. clockwise: Clarence Shmsnm cresfdenf; Caro iyn Granberry, v'cevpresidewf: B. A. Harris, Jrreasurer; VMar Simmons, se:re+ary. Junior Class officers, sea+ed: MaryIand Jones, secrc+ary. Sianding, IeH +0 righ+z Harold E. Ford. viceApresidenf; James Ta by, freasurer: Wal- lace B. Brown. pres'denf. Members of Hue QuedeHes were ianed +0 sfay and cha+ WPh Hubbard HospHal Volun+eer Services Direcfor Mrs. Geraldlno Ackermar Hhird Hem reff, second row when +hey ?rekked TO Hubbard HospHal +0 presenf foys +0 fhe chidren! ward. Quedeiles The QuedeH'es Is a new organizafion. composed of coeds whose in+eres+ is In Hie Omega Psi Phi FrafernHy and H5 adivifies. The group is advised by Omega adviser Ar+hur Franklin. Their cl'1ie1c concern +his year beyond +heir auxiHary funcfion +0 Hme frafcrnify Involved fund raising for +he pure chase of Jroys for presenfafion +0 +he children's ward a+ Hub- bard HospHaL The officers are Beverly Phelan. president Cora ScivaHye vice-presidenf; Elizabefh May, secrefary; and Marie Baskerville, freasurer. Mrs R. William's second Hem leH, assMs Needlecraff Club members in +heir quesf for dexferlfy wirh knJHing needlss. The l965-66 QLeceHes. Needlecraft Club The NeedlecraH Club was organized +hfs year for coeds infereered in learning +he craH of all +ypes of needle work. A+ Hweir weeHy meefirgs Hue members crocheled. kniHed and embroidered. Nex+ year +hey hope +0 use +hew'r new found skills for Hue beneRL of a favorife charify. OFFicers: Jean Green. president Mary Hagg. vice-presidenf; Rosifa PeH'away. secrefary: Rifa Barreane Jrreasurer. Mrs. MII- dred Sessoms and Mrs. Rufh Wiliiams are advisers. Chrishmas parer for members and +heir gues+s. anmuaT charHy - game nigh+ as a fund raising adivifyT and ushering af Sun- urbanlle Club day morning worship services af +he universify audHorium. The club received a second place award for 1+5 colorfuT Chrisfmas basket The game nighf neHed The group enough The UrbanHe Club. composed chieHy 0F s+uden+s who reside In The ci+y rafher +han on campus. is designed +0 bring money +0 keep a needy family 0T five supplied wifh milk Tor ifs members Info closer conJrad' wiJrh campus life. The club's a whole year. Mrs. Helen Kincaid is adviser fo +he dub for busy schedule +his year included a Jroy drive for Jrhe children's which George Hannah, Jr. serves as presidenf wifh Rober+ L. Sfevenson as vice-presiden+. Arnel Taylon secretary, and ward 5+ Hubbard Hospifal. confribuhng a food baskewL +0 +he Sfuclenf Chrishan Associafion'e Chrisfmas baskewL drive, a Mildred Moore. Jrreasurer. LrbenHe Club members and advisers oversee Jrhe adivifies 5+ +heir . , . . annual Game Nighf in The Sfudenf Union. Presenhng a check +0 a local mllk company; Home Serwce manaqer Charlie Crosshn is Urbaniie president George Hannah. Jr. The Check assued a local Tamily 01E five of having enough milk for a year. thcr members af Jrhe scene incTuded William H. Jecksch WHa Davis. Lorenzo Shavora Emma Washianon, and AHen Johnscn. mum $$$$$wa ?Eiiixiiii Wigggwg xmm: The Urbanife CTub, AT' one o1C H's monfhly meeana +he Jackson Club members heard a falk by stdenf senafe co-chairman Vorry Moon on uriversify policies wifh regard +0 sfudeni discipline. Jackson Club Members UT The Mobile Cin like many oiher campus :iubsi fake Jrheir i'urn cf ushering during a campus worship service. Th The G: Jackson Club. The Jackson Club is composed of sfudenfs who hail from Jackson Tennessee and ifs environs. Their chief adivify is keeping abreasf of campus policies Jrhrough con+ac+ wi+h varsier governmental organizaiions and Jthe adminisfrafion. In +heir quesi for knowledge as +0 how Jrhe campus is run, The group. af ifs mon+hly meeh'igs. hear falks by campus personnel. s+uden+ and faculfy. who can keep +hem advised and up-+o-da+e on universify maHers which should be of concern and inferesf +0 ail sfudenfs. PresioiernL of The club is Luciile Bell. Howard Bond is vice-presidenf. Barbara MiTes, secrefary. and Bruce Benson. Jrreasurer. Mrs. Ovailie Gordon is club adviser, Mobiie Cin. Mobile Club The Mobile Club is made up of Jrhose sfudenfs who live in and around Jrhe Mobile. Aiabama area. The acfiviries of +he ciub +his school year included giving a Thanksgiving baskei +0 +he SCA'S round-up of food baskeis for +hc needy. parficipafing as ushers Tor a campus worshfp service. donaf- ing an Easfer baske+ +0 a needy family and pariicipahng in Jrhe AFROTC campus blood drive. The Oiiicers of The ciub inciude Edward Gordon, president John Shine, vice-presi- denf: Sara Callier. secreJrary; and Carrie Maionei 4reasurer. Ralph BuHer is Jrhe adviser. The Mississippi Ciub. SiuolenJrs from Jrhe sfafe of Mississippi comprise ihe mem- bership OT Jrhis club. The membersi adiviiies as a club +his year included ushering ai a campus worship service. giving a Chrisimas par+y. sponsoring a QuieiL Hour on a Wednes- day evening. mcl a bowiing pariy iusf before Jrhe spring quarier began. The oHicers of Hie club are Roy Coleman. president Bernard James. vice-presidenf; Mae Eddie Gravesi secreiary; Chesfer Mayers. Treasurer. The adviser is Arihur R. Franklin. Veterans Hall Club Vefehans Hali Club is a dormi+ory club which is composed of residenis of The hall. The Club collaborafed wiJrh Jrhe Siue deni Chris+ian Associaiion in a communify service proieci. Tney donaied a baskeJr along wifh oi-her campus Clubs for preseniaiior To a needy family ai' Thanksgiving, The club is Organized +0 develop Teilawship among and reward +he achievemenis of +he residenis 0T Veierans Hail. One of Jtheir Ire lowship adiviiies +his year was a Religious Emphasis Week bLii session. The oT-Ficers of +he club include Wilburn Smiih, president Waher Rivers, vicepresidehi; Wayne Belli secre- 1Laryidnd Roberi Menzies. Jrreasurer. Advisers are Mrs. Helen Sireafer and Mai. James Conley. USAF r'elr. Miss'ssippi Chb memboks enioy Jrime 0qu air a Iocai bowling aHey. Ah Lhe Veierans Hali Club Religious Emphasis Week bull session. members heard er iniormal iaTk by Brciher David Jones 07' Hie Church of Ch isi. Veteran; Haii Ciub. Hale HCIII Club The Hale Hall Dormifory Club is composed of residenis oi Jrhe hail. Along wifh ofher organizaiionsi +he club con- +ribu+ed a baskei io Jrhe Siudeni Chrisiian Associahon 5+ Thanksgiving The club also organized a fellowship hour ior +he enhancememL oi +he spirifual airii'ude oi Jrhe resideris. A Chrisi'nas pariy confribuied +0 +he club's social iunciions. Officers of fhe club are Carolyn Granberry. president Olivia Taylor. viceipresidenf: Beverly Walfon, secrefary; CharloHe Haywood. Jrreasurer. Miss Willa Mae Suddeaih is adviser. Halo Hail Club members gave a conceri af +he Knowles Home ior 1he Aged as one of 1heir communify service acfivifies. Hankal Hall Club. WWWW Hale Hali Ciub. Hankal Hall Club The Hankal Hall Ciub which is made up of junior and senior women has been very acfive in communiiy affairs +his year. A Iisf 0F +heir communiiy service adiviiies includes giving a Thanksgiving baskef +0 +he Knowies Home for ihe Aged, giving a Chrisfmas Fruif baske+ and singing carols 5+ +hc Phyllis VVheaHey Home for +he Aged and +he Carmon Refsf Home. The club pays visifs +0 Jrhe several Homes for The Aged in Jrhe commmify JrhroughouiL +he year for +he purpose of bringing cheer +0 Jrhe residenis oi +hese esi'ab- iishme1+s. The officers 0; ihe ciub include Anna Kinnard. presiden+: Mary Poag. vice-presidenh Judy M. Solomon. secreiary: Ruby Washingfoni Jrreasurer. Mrsi Maialda Davidi son is +he adviser +0 +he group. Hankai Haii Ciub p esiden+ Adria Kirnard and BeHy Carier presehi a residenh of ihe Phyllis Whea+ley Home with fheir giif of a box oi iruil di Chrisimdsi iLeH +0 righU: Kay Beasiey, Liiiian Buiieri Geraldine Johnson. Miina ?wmson. Janice Abbage. Giadys Johnson, Frances Anderson, Kaiheryn t, Neeiyi Gcrceda Mi'cheii, Dorcihy Feeiei Georg'a M. Carr! Elia VVaikem and Ariinda Beverly. Members oi The Allen S'uderi Movement a ciuc composed of siudenfs mi The Meihodisi Taiihi Chai iniormdhy wiih he Rev. Peier 3. Crawford. easier oi Nashviiie's Si. John A.MTE. Chum, aiier hhc wsifinq minisfer's icciure beiore +he ciub in March. Newman Club Universily Ushers The UniversiTy Ushers were organized in Sepiember l965 +0 meei' fhe growing need for a siandard organizaiion i0 serve as ushers for +he various campus iunci'ions and ac+ivi- fies. The group is composed of young women who voiunieer Jrheir services. Janice Abbage serves as presidenf for +he group which is under lhe advisorship of Dr. Jamye Wiiliams. ther ohicers include Mar+ha Henderson. viceipresioleni; Gladys Johnson. secreiary' Frances Anderson. Jrreasurer. Allen Student Movement The Newman Ciub is an orgawizaiion which serves +3 pro- vide and helo creaie Chrisiian fellowship among Caiholic siudenis. The club meeis on +he Firer and Jrhirol Sunday of each monih ai Si. Vincen+'s Caihoiic Church Tor a period oi guided group discussion. A Cafhoiic lnformaiisn Cenier is aiso avaiiable 51+ Jrhe Church Tor The siudewisi use. Edward Harris is Jrhe presidonf oi Jrhe Club and Paui 6. King is +he adviser. Cogic COGTC Is a new ChrisTian organizaTion Tor sTucTenTs who have aTTIIiaTTons wTTh The Church OT God. In iTs TTrsT year The club has undertaken severaT civic aCTMTies. The peT proTeCT Ts visiHng The sick 5T hcspiTals in The communiTy. They pay visTTs regularly each week Tc: Hubbjrd HospiTal and The Campus inTirmary and visiT more remoTe NashviHe HospTTaTs occasionaTTy. The CTLTO has donaTecT b'ood in behaTT OT servicemen overseas. PosTers made by members CT The dub Tor BroTherhood Week received honorable menhon in a campus wTde posTer cohTesT during ThaT week. The oTTicers CT The club are: KaTherine Ferrel. President Le Roy thTeT Vice PresidenT: Sarah Bragg SecreTary; Travis ATkins, Treasi urea The advisers To The group are: Mrs. Erna Dozier and Rev. GranT STephensom a P f3 B B E 24. 7?, COGIC club members LeRoy WhTTe, Sarah BraggT ard Trast ATkIns in The lobby o; Hubbard HcspiTaT on Ther way To visiT The sick. The COGIC dub B.S.U. PresTdenT Anna Kinnard conducTs a game 3T one 0T The cTust weekly BibTe STucly Parf es af The oTTrcarrpLs BapTisT STudenl CenTer. The BapTisT STudenT Un30n. Ba plisl Student Union This dub Is open To BapTisT sTudenTs who are InTeresTed in TurThering Their Tellowshlp wiTh oTher sTucTenTs 0T Their TaTTh. The dub sponsors a Sprirg ReTreaT every year on The campus To help TurTher Their ChrisTTan goals and To aTTracT new memebrsT OTher aCTIviTies CT The group This year in- cluded a Bible sTudy parTy every SaTurday aT The BapTisT STudenT CenTer oTT campus. The oTFicers 0T The Club are: Anna Kinarol. President Wallace Brown. Vice President Ollie Mae Jones, SecreTary' DarreT James. Treasurer. Advisers Tor The organizaTion are: Mrs. lrehe Turner and Mrs. KaTie WhiTe. The Tennessean Slcm Fdiim-in-CHef 0? Me I966 TENNESSEAN. ond Ringgold of Piffsburgh. Pennsylvania. TFe TENNESSEAN edifor asslsfs wifh any and al chcres connecfed wIHv yearbook producfion. 91 mgka wr: :niu x 3 , 3m gyms 3w Henry Fagin, Spofs Edifor Mike Randolph Picfure and Copy Ed'for James Talley. OrganizaHons Edifor The Tennessean Section Editors Jere: Ccok AchHIes Editor PhyHIs Marfin, Class Edlfor Shirley WIHe e, Adminisfrah'on and Faculw Edifor Each yearbook stage? concenhafes on his or her own probiem, HeH fa rith Fronf: Henry Fagim Cliffcn Lew'xs, Janef Cook. Back: Shirley WIHeHe, Phyllis Maan. Mike Randdph. v i Nighf Has come and Janef is really in bank 0? HM: work she has To do. Yearbook Phofog apHer, Cllffon Lewis. Yearbook pho+ogrepken Clarence WHh- ers. EdHor Ringgdd assisfs In he darkroom foo drying prinfs. The Meier Edwards S Afhe ,rs, W'HH H C CIGFBH ass and eclHor Don Lowry HeH fo r IqhH sfaHers $ashion edifor Elie Meier Re 5 EdHor o$ Hwe sfudenf newspaper. fhe Mefer, Don Lowry. Jr. is H15 Mefer's associaha Whiffler Sengsfacke adHor. surFounded by galley ifch effort +0 mee+ a d nf .om m s ova s n pi H-l er +.w 5 50 FM Ve h m? w Urm IO 5 0 .QU s nh Silo mo H :0 .mn 56 rs ef .To eo Mp me. dead In Greekdom . . . We DeHas sfand . . . The Alphas march . . . Th8 KGPPGS SHOH - .. The Sigmas parade . . . and We Omoqas hop. :w m HeH fo ring-Fird Row: Maureen MoHey, Anna McAdam Barbara Lewers. Anna Lewers. Second Row: Gladys F. D. Gregg, Mildred Whife. Louise McCenH Mary Maup'n. Gwendofyn Owens. Third Row: Mary Graham Gwemddyn Smifh KaHmryn Neely, Linda Rende , MaffHou The Universily Choir The Universify Choir presidenf is James Crawford. Hwe secretary is June Sumner Hill and fhe group Is direcfed by Lloyd L. LLsk. They hrnish choral music for regular Sunday mornimg worship servmes or campus and are in demand For ofher local appearances. The annual Chrisfmas program H115 year feafued a yoageamL on +he Chrisf Child's birfh wi+h appropriafe choral background music. Chew Margaref BuHer. Four+h Row: Rober+ Brack Recpmseh McLaurin James i::Hey, Eunice RoIand, Marcuo Brown, Edd'e Parker. Jr., WiHiam Foward. FiHh Row: David Brook; MFchaeJ Gardner, George Warren. Alberf Sfewarf. EvereHe Taylor Lorenzo Fergusor and James Crawford. The Universify Choir backs up Hue pageanf on Hm Naflvify during Hwe organizaflon's Chrisfmas prcgrarr. Paying fFe roles of Mary and Joseph are Srindld Nlen and Joseph A. Burke Men's Glee Club TLeH- to Rith-Firw Row: ATberf Murray, -eRoy VVhHeT WiThe CoTIins, Simon Dean Jr., VViHie Evereff Jrq Edward C. W'esTeyT TheaphoTes erTHTdWST J12. Roberf Brads Damon Shaw. Second Row: Alber+ Sfewarf. Jimmie 'WIIsonT James Polk Presfon Gibsom WwH'e Brooks. Jr,, Clark PiffsT Leonard M'nqu Charles Bencer. Third Row: Charles GowdyT Frank Harrison, Raymond Sfargin, HT Alviro Davenpufe Wayne Gray, James DastT Curhs Sueicher and James Murphy. The MenTs Glee CTub. in ifs second year, is composed 0T maTe s+uden+s who Tike f0 sing and who have The abiTHy +0 do so. The group performs af special campus Tunchons such as +his year's AFROTC Week Convocahcn and The annual Awards Day Program. The singers' Jrraveis Tor singing en- gagemenfs +hTs year included Alfon, Hlinois. Kansas CHy, Kansas and Defroif, Michigan where They sang for alumni Tunchons. Condudor cf the group is Dr. E. C. Lewis. Charles Gowdy is presiden+ and assis+an+ diredor is RoloemL Brack. Condudor 0T Jrhe reachvafed ConcernL Singers Ts Miss Charlene SCOH'. Any s+uden+ inferesfed in group singing and who has Idlenf may become a member. AHer a number of Fall and Winfer Quarfe campus ehgagemeMs, Jrhe group Tourneyed ou+ on H5 annuaT Spring four Jrhrough Jrhe Sfafes OT TennesseeT Nabama and Kenfucky. The 40rvoice aggrei gahon also gave a concerf aJr Tenressee Technical CoHege in February. Concert Singers TLeH To rith-Firsi' Row: Anna Lewers. GTenda WhHeT Lucille BeH. Faye Bonner, Frieda Gardner, DerryT CampbeH. Second Row: Priscilla Cuneqim Maureen MoHeyT Cur+is Scrufcheon, Barbara Horne; AnnTe McAdoc. Third Row: LeRoy WhHe, WiThe Collhs. RoberwL Brack, Alberf STewart Jame; Davisl Nvino DavenporfeT David Brooks and James Polk Modern Dance Group The Modem Dance Group was esfabl'shed in lel +0 pro- vide experience beyond regular classroom for H1036 per- sons InJreresfed ir modem dance. Any sTuden+, male or iemahe. inferesfed En H16 7fielo of credfive dance may become a member. We gFOJp performed +his year oH-campus for +he Tennessee Docfor's Convenflon, hr H19 Tenressee S+a+e Ahmnl Convenfion and ed variefy shows wror several local public schools. TFey also appeared as haHHme enJrerJrainmerw for UniversHy baskdball home games The group's adviser- choreogranher 15 Mrs. Mabe King. The Pepperelles HeH +0 Rith-Firsf Row: Velma WIHiams. KafHeene Gary JacqueHne Duncan. Second Row: Sondra Turnen Nana Sindefom HarrIch Mor- qam and Barbara SJddean. The Peppereffes Tap Dancing Group was originaHy or- ganized in I955 fo perform 7cm halffime a+ baskefbaH +ourna- menfs chieHy Hwe Nafional Negro Hw gh School Associafion Tournament no longer held 5n Nasthle. Demand for Hm erpe of dance group became so weH-esfabHshed +Ha+ H16 organizafion has conh'nued and row performs for varsHy baskefbaH haH+3me shows. The PeppereHes performed 0H7 campus Wis year for varie+y shows 5+ Meigs High School, Ford Greene and Johnson Elememary Schools and a+ half- Jrime for a Fisk Universify baskefbaH game. Miss Peggy M, Williams is choreographer and faculfy adviser for Hue group. Hef1+o rith-Firsf Row: LiHie Allen. Janice Powell, Kafhleene Gama Floria Acklin, Second Row: Norma Harris, Anifa Fos+er, Carolyr DeBaTo. Third Row: Senora Williams Byse Yeagcn Kafheryw Neely. Jane? Graham Four+h Row: BelHa Taylor, Marie BaskervIHe 6nd Janef GIvens. The Aristocrat of Bands Frank Green Diredor: Benjamin BuileA Assisianf Direclor; Dania Owens Assisfanf Direcfo: The Me of drum major; who fronfed fhe Ar'xsfocraf of Bands all sea- Bafon twirling sceciaHs+ Sheryl Sianefon th GiHand Thomas son were UeH +2 rigw WiWam GHL Henry Twomag and Edward En +Fe backgrcmd. Vv'iH'amson. ?95 crowd pheasers Hm; doH-er majoreHes are UeH 0 rith kreeL Sherw Sing lmum Chr'sflne Adair ferFd BJJHOH, Bevery VVaHom Gloria Mg: AnHa GiHs Yolanda High Mead majsreheL and Heler Prudem. FvefweW and Janice WesW. Sfendinq: Brenda WM 5. Geraldine SfreeJr Eunice Logan, Mary Graham NW , : , - - nwa L ' . , , , i x 4M 1;; a y w The ban: forms +he word HeVp On +he march In Hme Ga+eway Classic Parade In Sf. Louis. The Foofball Chssic prelgame ceremomy. band is accompanied by asslsfanf band d'redror. Benfamin BLHer Hem. The slide irombone knmaHon. The pisfo, formafinn. m; , K m w v V ugga! aqu 41L: M 4 m Included in ihe band s percussion sechn are: Charles Jennings, EMnH Vh'ighf, Ber rard Scofl. Edward McClain. James Bian'orl John PiHman, PwiH'xp McLucas. and Larry Zorns. Bass horn player Joseph Bess makes a breaf'ner. The Arisfocraf of Bands Jrrombzne secfion. Thia yeaHs band was young consisffnq of more Hashmen and stvomcres Hwan any O'her classifir cafion. Jus+ pssing, Hwank you. are cheedeaders UeH +0 rith Kafherlne QuaHs Daniele Rhodes Barbara qu Mary Kidd, Pafrida Marin amd Cheerleaders, Clark Burks. - T k. + I Pva' 5' l : f ' H ' C I'o J kso M r' K'dd, A leiy Bunch mm: 'ctih$,i:;niw:$; 322$,fsmgie;fgm Eraggm? M . Clara Burks and Canary Ciaw a+ wmk. .i EarW in Hue ?cofcaW seasom H16 cheeFieaders bqu a pwamfd wIHw H'we help of H19 A. ard l. Tiger KEranam Roidl. In Hwe foregrourd is Howard Peferson. Kneean a' e Amelia Cafhy and Pafricia Mar+in. In Hie pyramid des1gn UeH fo righrl Clara Burks, Canary Chm Ca He Jackson. Mary Kicd and Daniele Rhodes. CheeMeader coaches are Dr. Pearl K. C-mfcr and M s. Maxine MerrIH. N TIGERING m FLETCHER SNWH CHARLES LEE WWLL E V ALKER RONALD WILLIAMS Defensive Sabfy Comerbeck Hankerback Cenfer SAM SDWEY JAMES CARTER FRANKLIN MCRAE DANNY PR DE Guard Tackle Co Cap+aIM Tacde End Senior Foolball Tigers Coach and '1ger hmdware. Defewsive facde FrandKn McRae 6-6, 276 pounds, carries Vne foofbaH and Cenfral +a+e CoHego's 5 9 ' WO-pound defender Frank Johann info Hue end zone on a 20- yard scoring jaunt NasthHe Tmnessean Sfawtf PLlOAO by Joe Rudw's Massaging ou+ Hue kinks on fhe neck or Dehnsive Safefy Hefcher Smkh durinq Tger acfion aqainsf BaH Sfafe Ks aHv Mafia HaKner Henry ' Buddy' Taybr. WiH'am Tucker gains yardage on a plunge aga'msf Horida A. and M. before he is broughf down from H10 rear. Nashville Tennessean S+aFF Pkofo by Jimmy Ellis SensaAIonal sophomore quarterback Eldridge Dickey No. Im fssses anofher suCCeSS- 1M pass +0 back WiHiam Tucker durinq Hue GranHand Rice Bow Classic aqainsf Ball Sfaie. v Wk bmaa-QW, x Tiger head coach Johr MerrHL I965 GAME SCORES Own Opp- Score Opponen+s Score 42 Norfh Carohna A 8w T Q 32 Texas Sowlhem 7 4O Grambhng 7 45 Florida A 8w M 6 4O Soufhern Universifv 3b 24 Morris Brown 0 3I Lincoln Universify 6 l9 Kenfucky S+a+e 8 46 Cenfral Sfafe l2 i4 Ball Sfafe l4 HHHng +hc 1005+ season banquet circuH MM a parf of fhe qameL +he mdefeafed Tgers IMid-Werem Conference and myfhical Nafionaw Champd and +he'r coach reu-rived arcahides 17mm 1he PiHsburgh Courier and AHanAa's wooeg VVranq Club. AHeA a banquef 5+ Jrhe Tigers Undelealed in 65 The year WbS proved +3 be a fremendous one fbr Jrhe T,S.U. BFg Blue TigersH who enioyed an undefeaJred season for Jrhe hrer Jrime since I956 The Tigers were honored by being named Mid-VVes+ern Aihlefic Conference Chan? pionsh' and acclaimed Nahonal Small CoHege Champions by +he PiHsburgh Courier and AHamLa's H3070 Wrong Club wiJrh Tiger menfor John A. Merifh named Coach of +he Year? The Tigers accepfed a postseason bid +0 mee+ lndianahs BaH Sfdfe UniversHy in +he Second Annual Grandland Rice Bowl, held Dech H, on +he Middle Tennessee S+a+e Univer- sHy Campus in Murheesboro. In fhis one fhe HTigersH rallied in +he closing minufes +0 erase a 1476 dehcif and end +he confesf in a Mil4 he. The HBig Blues' were said f0 have enjoyed Jrheir hnesl hourw af +he Homecoming of Soufhem UniversHy in Ba+on Rougeh Louisiana. While withering a 36-6 deiicif aJr halFHme. Jrhe HBig Bluesm exhibifed unbelievable sfrengfh. defermina- hon and Jreamwork by edging +he Jaguars 40 6 for a heart breakwng ddeaf hor +hc hoer feam and breaking a iinx for Coach Merriff who had never before enjoyed a win over Soufhem in his ero years 53+ Sfafe nor af Jackson, Mississippi behore ioin'ng f'he Tiger SldH. Nine players leH Jrhe Tiger hneup 6+ +he end of fhe 1965 season. OF +his nineh seven receives professional 'FoofbaH con+rac+s. They were. Johnnie Robinson. Willie Walker. th +he Defroif Liors: James Carfeh. PIHsburgh Sfeelers. Danief Pride, San Diego Chargers. Franklin McRae. Chicago Bears Flefcher SmHh Kansas Cify Chiefs. Charles Lee and Samuel Spivey Housfon OHers. Piffsburgh HiHcm UeH +0 rIgHH AHrAmL-EFILGH quar+erback Eldridge Dickey, Coach of He Year Johr A, MerriH. AlhAmeriCan 0nd Johnn'e RObEnson and AHrAmaricam guard Jarrcs CarLer. 1965 GAME RESU LTS 3wn $core Opponenfs l3 Tuskegee lnsHmfre 5 Alabama Sfafe College 6 Nabama Sfafe CoVeqe 5 Alabama A. 8 M. CoWege I3 A'abawa A. 3 M, Ccheg 20 Quincy CoHege I Quincy C3 lege 10 Akbama Sfafe COHBge IO Cemfral Sfafe CoHege l4 Cenfrm Sfafe CoYlege 7 Cen'Tral Sfafe CoWege 2 Ceni'ral S+a+e CoHege Ccach panfumimes the signals V Jae May qug ng J.or 'Hraf. Pi'chcr MiHon Nexander. on the mound for S-afe in a qarre agamsf Alabama A. and M. VWH'xam TayWor, baH safely in hand. wahhes a Qu'mcy CoHege Mayer's +00- 1 Jafe ste. A ccnfcrcnco on Hm mound befween pHcher Jerome anH cafcher Louis Thomas awd Joe May UM. Baseball Coach Samuei R. WhHmon. Senior BasebaH Tigerl Joe May. Sevenleen Games, Three Doubleheaders On Tigers' 1966 Schedule by LLOYD RINGGOLD Upping Hue number d games +0 be phayed :rom lasf year's I2 +0 I7 on +his year's scheduee. +He Baseball Tigers headed info +he I966 season 5+ 5 Fasf clip wifh four games 01 We road before mee+hg West Virginia SfaLe on +he home The I966 Baseball Tigers HeH +0 ritheKneeling: Jeremy Wyaft Rober+ SmHh. Larry Coie, horace Moorman. Joe May, Leon MOSH: Ach Robinson. James W'hife. Roberf Jones. S+anding: George Simse Jimmy Roberfse Bobby CoHirux VV'HIe Lew: Ronnie Bradene Hcrbcrf 109 dismond in cool unbasebaiMke April weafhere The Samud R. VVhierow-coached Tigers endsd HWe'r Q-game l965 season wifh seven wins and 5 iosses. New Ieams on Hue I966 schedble included Wesf Virginia Sfafe, Adrian and Kenfucky Sfafe Colleges, wifh doubleheaders lis+ed for meefings be- Jrween Adrian, Alabama SfaJre and Wesf Virginia. Boykins. James BeH, Frankein Greene Chnfcn Gray Duane Schockley. Ronnie WhHe. TeCLmosh McLaurim AHred Dodson. and Mawager Jue Carr. w, Diving gpedaiH JuHus Lee Iock 6H Hrsf phices in Hm? ac- SafchH H ancock eggs Henry Fagw'n on as Hwe co-Capfain sts c kg or ihe 400-yard +rees+yle fivffy for Hwe Tigersharks Wis year. rday. JOHN SWINDLE 'igershork senior, CorCapb'n Freshman Tigershark James Jacksor WJH a'vd upperdassman RicFard Hammond wish each o+her luck before 'HE sfarf 01C Hwe 20373'arc freeste aqainsf Norehouse owt Aflanfa. HENRY FAGIN Tige'shark serior Co CapfaIn Own Score 5 I 46 59 43 59 HReqqieH Wstbb MEET SCORES Opponems Tuskegee Morehouse Berea Morehouse Union Tigershark Coach Thomas 4. HFriendH Hughes. The I965s66 Tigersharks Ueff f0 righfla-Firsf Row: Afhlefic Trainer Henry HBdeyH Taybr. Frank bBcrc ManH Swindley Ronnie VV'aHemaw, John Swindye. Henry FagIny Richard Hammond. JUHLS Jadtson. Second Row: Cdsey McCaHy Ebgene James FookFe Opp. Score 43 49 39 52 39 rss 335 Sladey Carlos HPope'y Dadey Conly Gaines Mike Williams John 'LJeHyH Thompsom Travis HPimpH Spermsr. Larry Causell. WiH'am CauseH. Jerry HNaHsH HamiHon. Tigersharks Posl A 3-2 Season by HENRY FAGfN The Hughesmen, as Hwe Tigersharks are dubbed by sporl's repcr+ers, posfed a year of +hree wins and fwo losses ibofh f0 Morehousel. Again Coach Tom HFrierd Hughes juggled and figured Hwe winning combina+ions for his fankmen. When asked +0 commen+ on his feamy The Tigershark men+or re- plied. We have one ibing in our favor. youH'xf' This year's squad was composed of seven freshmen. four sophomores and +wo seniors. The Tigersharps. led by coscapfains John Swindle and Henry Fagin. managed unforgeffable performances in such individuals as JuHus Lee in diving and He 200-yd. breas+- sfroke: James WbHieH Jackson La llffle freshman wi+h a big hearty in swimming +be 200- and SOO-yd. freesfyle evenfs: and John Swindle. John Thompson and Richard Hammond. +he big guns on the winning Freesfyye relay. Only +wo leHermen will no+ be refurning nexf yeary Cos Cap+ains Fagin and Swindle. Refuming leHermen are: Julius Lee. sophomore: Richard Hammond. sophomore: Frank SwincHe. Ill, sophomore; Travis HPimpH Spencer, sophomore: Ronnie Whifemany sophomore; John HJelly Thompson, freshman; James WhHie' Jacksony freshman: CoMey Goines. Jfreshman; Jerry HNaifsy', freshman; ELgene HPIookieH Shadey Jfreshman; and William CasseHe. freshman. Receiving Inshudions from an oHicid before fhe afar? of a race Hhe Mid-Wevern Corfcrence mHel are Tennessee Sfafe milers WaHer WH- son and Frankie Ransom abnq th runners from Cenhal Sfde. Ken- Tucky Sfafe and Lincoln of Mismuri, Dennis Obregon and Howard Farris exchange bafon on +Feir way 1'0 a record-breaking pemformance In H19 440 rehay. WaHer Wilson leads in a grueling khaHimHo af H19 womebased Mid- Wesfern meet MSTCGHOJS Reed Mnnhg fhe IZO-ya d high FurcNes, IOOdya rd JarreH Moore. SenIor. dash: beswL Hme, 9.5. , MW... James Garner, Sewiar, 440-yard dash; bes+ fime 413,8. by JAMES GARNER DespHc a low budgef and HS cjassificafion as a minor sport Men's Track af The Universify under H18 menJrorshIp of 1former Jrrack great WiHie Sfevensw has produced con- sisfenfly nafionally-ranked squads. Three of Coach Sl'everws relay feams in his four years 61+ Shah? have been Hsfed in Hue Jrop IO naHonal rankings. AJr yearbook press fime. +His year's oufings ?or Hue Tiger Thindads had covered only +wo meefsw Kenfucky's Mason, Dixon games a+ Louisville and Memphis Jaycee Meet whicF represenfed a firsHime parficipafion for Tennessee Sfafe in We long hisfory of H19 annual aFFair, The I965 season ended wiJrh Hwe Tigers' vicfory in fhe homewbased Mid-Wesfem Afhlefic Associafion Meek ln Hwe I966 Mason-Dixon Games. Tennessee's mile relay +eam finished in second piace. posfing an oHicial fime Hwaf was sixfh in +he nafional record books. Parfidpafing In five x even+s af Hwe Memphis-he'd Jaycee Meet Hwe Tigo Thinlies were vchorious ir +hree and placed second in Hwe ofher +wo. Personalifies in +ha+ oufing included Marcelbus Reed. who was winner of The 60-yd. high hurdles and placed second in Hwe bO-yd. Jow hurdles; John Smin. who Hm'shed second in +he 60-yd. clash and Iwo successful relay I'eams: H1e mile reiay consiang of Howard Harris. James Garner. Elberf Kenredy anc James Johnson and +116 eithr-lap relay, com- posed of Zack Sims. James Johnson. James Garner and Howard Harris. The I966 hack season, iusf geHing under way af press +1me showed every indicafion of promising refums from Lamar Hawfhome, Jarreff Moore and WaHer Wilson. Fresh- man members 01C +he I966 Jream are Junius Arringfonw Zack Sims, Elberf Kennedy, Johnny Payne. Ronald Allen and Delw mar Mifchell. The l965-66 Tiger Thinclads UeH io rith-Firsf Row: John Jackson, De'mar Mifchell. Second Row: Zack Sims Lamar Hawfhorne, Marcellus W. Bums Junius Arf'ncfon. E. Kennedy, Rowawd Alien Leroy Conley. Reedw Jarres Gamer. J. Moorex James Johnsom 4 l v Tigerbelles Slarl Season Wilh A Bang Tigerbelha ard iwo-f'me Womenhs Omeic Wreck Coachy Edward S. Temple. The I965-66 Tigerbelles Ue'H +0 righ'l'leSeafed: Wyomia Tyusy Carrie Harris. MarceHa Daniel. and EdHn McGuire. Sfanding: MaHHene Rendery Martha Wafson, EsfeHe Baskervilley Eleanor Morfgomery, Sarah Cnnlrelh Cahamhia Rallhgsy Evelyn Harvey and Tammy Davis. Omeic geld and user medahshs Wyomia Tyusy junior, and Edifh McGuire, sanizy pose an +heir coach. Ed wemph: and Some of ?he hardware +hey have wan. On Jrhe busy long iumper, Marfha XNafson engages in fhe past Time 01C sowinq, by CARRIE HARRVS The Women's hack season sfarfeol wifh a bang wiJrh a July. I965 win by Jrhe Ed Templeicoached Tigerbelles of +he Nahonal Oufdoor Championships in Cothbus. Ohio. In addifion +0 +he sfeady and reliable performances by I964 Olympic gohd medalisfs. Wyomia Tyus and EdHh McGuire in +he 50-yard. IOO-, end ZOO-meler dashes. +he Tennessee AH and BM relay Jreams IhrIHed Jrhe specfafors by coming horn behind and finishing hrs+ and second. The Tigerbeyle- laden U.S.A. +eam consishng oh Sonia Gus, sophomore long wumper, Esfelle Beskerville. sophomore high jumper. and spninJrersy EdT'h McGuire. senior. and Wyomia Tyusy junior. represenfed +he UnHed Sfafes and Tenressee Sfafe well in +heir encoun+ers in Europe againsf a sfrong Russian Jream. ln Jrhe fall of 1965. i'he 'hTigerbeHes' shengfhened +heir forces wiJrh +hree addihons. They were Olympians. Tamara Davis, humHer; Eleanor Mon+gomery. high iunnper: and a former sqmmer harm club parficipanf. MaHilene Render, sprin+er. In +his year's very busy and compefifve schedule. +he +eam has made frlps f0 Los Angeles. Louisville. Ken+ucky. Defroif. Michigan; Toronfo, Canada; and Albuquerque. New Mexico. On February 25. Wyomia broke Jrhe oldesl' 50-yard dash world record at ToronJro. a record which was se+ ir WW by anofher Tigerbelle. Isabelle Daniels. This added +0 Jrhe abundance of broken records by Tyus and her feame mafes. Eleanor Mor'l'gomery and Esfelle BaskerviHe have been nicknamed +he Kangaroo Twins'h and have been referred +0 as Jrhe +wo beer high jumpers in Jrhe Uni+ed Sfafes. Eieanor holds Jrhe American record in Jrhe high iump. and Edi+h Mc- Guire in Jrhe 220. The Tigerbelles wound up +heir indoor season winring +he indoor Nal'ional Championships in Albu- querque. New Mexico. The members of +he I966 EdiJrion of +he Tigerbelles are: Olympic gold and silver medalisfs Edifh McGuire and Wyomia Tyus, Co-capfains. Olympians Eslelle BaskerviHe. Eleanor Monfgomeryy Tamara Davis and Mer+ha WaJrson and Evelyn Harvey. Marcella Danieh Sarah Canfrell. Calanfhia Ralhngs, MaHilene Render. Carrie Harris is +he Tigerbellcs' senior-manager. 'erIa Tyus winning He IOO-meher dash. Edifh McGuire winn'nq he 2007mehy dash. Y I Marfha Wa+son in Hwe Icnq iump. Al The Outdoor Naiionals eHe BaskarvIHe in HM; high lumpV fhe Oufdoor NaHonak former TIgerbeHe Mae Faggs how Mrs. Shard greeis remf Tigerbelles Ilefl fa rith EdHh McGuire. MaHilene Render, Wvomia IS and EveWn harvey. .1 3?; Tlgerbelles McGLire and Tyus wifh one of Haeir many admirers. .Armr Tigev Baskelball Coach. Harold Hunler. Caplain Obie Snyder was dlsmissed from fhe squad by Tiger menfor Harold Hunfer affer his 24+h game for disciplinary reasons Involving unsporlsmanlike conducf dwing a road game and hardwood arlisls Walkins, Websler. Fowler and SCOll were losl +0 'lhe squad on various occaslons for illness and inluries. Of +he original nlne-eonly Eldridge. Johnson and Waller saw acfioq in all 26 games, Leonard Slephens. called on lale n Jrhe season. played in only +hree games. Highlighls of lhe season ircluded Jrhe +eam's exhibllion four of Canada during +he Chrislmas season. wifh Jrho Tigers wrapping up lour successive vichories againsf Canadian learns. and playing hoer +0 Jrwo Nahcnal learns. +he Polish Nalionals ard Ihe Puerlo Rico Nalionals in Kean's Lillle Garden Bolh games ended In viclory for Jrhe Tigers. Traveling +0 Porfland, Oregon. Jrhe Tigers snalched +he championship from highly Jrouledl Fordham Universily and +he Unlversify ol ldaho in +he cHy's Knighfs of Columbus Toure neyl Henry HBool' Wafkins and Edward Nah Johnson were named +0 +he All-Toumamenf Team. Sparked by Coach Hunler ancl assislanf coach Richard Miller, +he Tennessee hardwood aces led by guards. 59 Phillip SCOH and El Rober+ Eldridge, slaged a dramalic comeback againslL Soulhern llllnois Universlly before 5,600 Screamingy parffsan home lens. defeafing Jrhe Salulds in a come-lrom-behlnd Jrhriller 65 bl In Jrhe lasf lew seconds of play. Trailing by l5 poinfs wilh live minu+es leH on Jrhe clock and in Jrhe game. Jrhe Tigers poured in I9 poinfs while +he Salukis remained scoreless. The lllinois live made up Jrhe nd- llon's number one ranked small college +eam. The Hunlermen enjoyed nafional ranking moer of +he season. posling in +he number Jrhree spol by Uniled Press lnlernalional flgures and number :lve by +he Associafecl Press. Lafe season on-fhe-road losses +0 Kenlucky Slafe. Cerlrdl Stale and Bellarmine Colleges dropped +he Tigers +0 elevenlh place in fhe hnal UPI rankings. A final game af home aqainer a slronq Lincoln Universily of Missouri learn pul +he Tigers back in Jthe win column wllh a 93-90 edge. All len Hunler-coached lellermen wlll be eligible +0 re+urn nexlL season, Hardwood Tigers Show Class Despite Year ol Mishaps by DWIGHT WALLER The baskefball aggregalion ended +he l965-66 season wi+h a 20-6 wonvloslL record and only seven ol HS original nine slarfers. Slarllng Jrhe season were Henry Walking, Aaron Websfer. Obie Snyder. McArlhur Roberls, Roberl Eldridge. Edward Johnsony Dwighl Waller, Bruce Fowler and Phillip SCOll'. Along Jrhe way. McArfhur Roberls was pu+ 0qu of acfion wiJrh an eye injury antler only l4 games of +he 26 on schedule. The Original Slarfing FiveelKneelingl: Roberl Eldridge and Phillip Szou. lS+andingl2 Aaron Webs'rerl Oble Snyder and Henry Wa'k'ns, 117 No+ Pic+ured: OEIE SNYDER, Forward; LEONARD STEPHENS, For- PHILLIP SCOTT Guard wird; AARON WEBSTER, Furwerd. The 1965-66 Hardwood Tigers Own Score I 965-66 GAME RESU LTS Opponen+s UniversHy of Fordham Universify of Idaho Pan-American College Universify of Alberta Universify 0+: Saska+chewan Universify 01c Manifo'oa UniversHy of 5+. Cbuol Lincom Universify Kenfucky Sfafe College Bellarmine College Sou+hern Illinois UniversHy Eas+ern Illinois Universify Cenfral S+a+e College Pan-American College SomLhern Illinois Universify Eas+ern Illinois UniversHy Youngsfown CoHege Cenfra6 Sfafc College Kenfucky S+a+e College Bellarmine College Lincoln Universify Polish Nafionals Jamaco Sainfs Puerfo Rico Nafionals Jamaco Sainfs ROBERT ELDRIDGE Guard Opp. Score 67 93 76 73 60 50 62 99 86 7I 84 63 65 7I 6I 56 52 79 66 75 9O 70 BI 62 IO9 EDWARD JOHNSON Ccn+cr BRUCE FOWLER Forwa rd MCARTHUR ROBERTS HEN RY WATKINS CenferiForward DWIGHT WALLER Center .w .7, 1.46666. 9 w Assis+an+ baskeibaH coach Richard Mhler. Ano her No peinfs ?zr 5mm. muriesy 0: Raberf Eldridge in 5 Mid- Wes+ern Conference game again? Cenhal Sfafe. DwigH WaHor grabs rebound in acfion againsf a sfrcng Belarmlne Col ege Jream. Up f3: d wo-poInI dunk shol Is Ed Johnsow as a Pohsh NaHonaI +eams+er wafehes from Hue fbor. 119 N vCampus Champs. inhamural baskefball +IneWs parJrIcipamLs were H19 Sandpipers How Hwe independen+ League and Sigrra I from H'e Greek Leaque. Sandpipers won it 55 68. 1Lef+ +0 riqhH: Hefcher SmiHL Eli, iah Eossie Oaude Humchrey, Fred CaHowav, Kennefh Shickland and Le: Johnsom MW; Kappa Crimson and Cream grcafs vs. H15 Omega X team. Indiana Allisfars vs, H e NpHas. Shown In H115 acHon are Jonn Joneg James In WOS Sprmg hack adiom Lloyd Demps of H19 Kapca squad +akes a WH 15mm J06 Dum. Robe? BuHer ancl fumble as feammafe Alvin Cowman fries +0 cafch up th Hwe Nphas. Clarence CuHens, Inframural Program Dirccfor Arfhu E. Simmons. Coach Simmons, flanked by Sigma I and Sandpiper capfains CharIes Lee UefH and Cwaries PfHow. Kappas and Sandpipers Are Intramural Tops This Year Kappa Alpha Psi Fra+erni+y of He Greek League capfured Hue championships in in+ramurai play in bo+h Jrrack and fod- baH +his year. while +he Sandpipers of the lndependen+ League ended up as inhamural baske+bail champs.Tl1e Sand- pipers also piayed in a postseason game againsf a feam composed of baskefball coaches and feachers from all over +he cify. They edged by fhe coaches. 61-58. The coaches Jfeam Included er0 $ormer pro baskefball players and any number of ex-varsHy s+ars. bqu We Sandpipers. H13 leasxL ex- perienced of Hue Jrwo Jreams. had you+h on Hweir side. All 01E OHiciak presiding over H1e Inhamural baskefball game hole are Heff +0 rith seaied: Johnny Roberson! Lancanas CasseHe. Kaneen Gary +he campus Greek Le++er organiza+ions had fea'ns in H13 in+ramural baske+ball program and +hree of Hiem had af leas+ Jrwo +eams in Hue eague: Kappa Alpha Psi Frafernify Kappa Crimson and Cream and Kappa Lakerst Omega Psi Phi Fra+erni+y KOmega I and Omega In and Phi Befa Sigma Frafernify Sigma l and Sigma lU. Alpha Phi Alpha Frafernify had one Jream in +he baskefball inframurals. AJr yearbook press Hme, Jnframural Program DireCor Arthur E. Simmons was whipping +he bagues In+o adion ?or Hwe spring sporJrs induding spoaH and Jrrack, MarceHa DarieL Standing: JarreH Moors, Ronald Wihams Lamar Havrhorns, and Erncsf Brice. 121 Af The Sf. Louis Safeway Classnc. which featured ioofball befween The Tennessee Shafe Tigers and H13 Lincdn UniversHy Tigers of Missouri. +he Aye1i Tiger reprimands a Tennessee Sfafe bancs- man . . . S+ra1ghfews 0.1+ me dHire : a Tiger Je+ . . . Tiger Anlics Grahum E. Reid is ordiwarily a very business-er building consfmcfion iunior major from Buffalo, New York, bm as H16 Ayeni Tiger he is a big lov- able mess always uo +0 somefhing. who keeps his audience in s+i+ches. Takes over Hwe dufies of H19 quidon bearer . . . and essisfs a T'ger Je1L h faldng a bow . .. UQFSK A+ Hme GranHand Rice Bowl which feafured a foo+baH game be+ween Tennessee Sfafe and Indiana's BOH Sfafq +he Ayeni Tiger checks over Hwe C; m d one of Hwe Ndfiond Guardsmen Takes a furn an a BaH Sfa+e ermmer's drum . . . Pnses wifh he Governor of Tennessea ?He Honorable Flank G. Clememf'w. Greefs H19 Ball S+a+e waioreHes w'fh a dance . . . Hifches a ride wifh H13 BnH Shake cheeHeaders . . . and WPh a Bah S+a+e ba+on+wir1cm . . AFROTCING 126 Mr. AFROTC Frank E. Marley of Vicksburg, Mississippi Miss AFROTC Yolanda High mE Nashville, Tennessee EE$EM$3QEE3$EL 15$? V NCO Academy The NCO Academy is made up of nonlcommiss sioned oHicers 0T AFROTC Cade+ Corps 790, Since The Academyss chieiC Tuncfion is +0 supporf The local Civil Air Pafrol. The organizafion's weekly adivify during +he school year consisfecl of Training and maneuvers for Jrhis Tupciion. However Jrhe group also found Jrime duringii'fhe school year +0 conduc+ a drive for Chrisfmas baskefs Tor +he needy and +hey parficipafed 10070 in Jrhe Arnold Air Sociefy's an- nual Tall and spring blood drives. CadmL Capfain Edward J. Harris serves as s+uden+ adviser +0 Jrhe group and Capt Marvin Ussery. USAF is faculfy adviser. The I965-6b confingenf of Jrhe NCO Academy. Lillle Darlings This is a new organizafion ac+iva+ed on November 24. I965 when +he Arnold Air Sociefy inviiecl 32 coeds +0 help Jrhem in promofing +heir annual candy sale for charify. From Jrhis beginning s+emmeol +he organizafion wH'h Jrhe unoHiciaT name of LiiHe Darlings. A closer screening of +he coeds assigned was made and now Jrhe group of young ladies Tully mee+ +he requiremen+s and qualificaJrions of an Angel Flight Now in +he process of securing sfand- ard uniforms. Jrhe Angel FlighiL was adive Jrhis year in Jrhe Arnold Air Socie+y's blood drives and +he SewariL Air Force Base locafed HCross Couniry par+y sponsored by +he cadefs 0T De+achmen+ 790. Sea+ed2 Mary Abernafhy. Carlyn Baldwin, Vivian Simmons. Jean Green. Chrisiine Adain Rosiia PeHaway. STanding: Mrs. Thomas Hi Hodges TadviserT. Julie M. Ofev, EHa R. Eddins. Mrs. Clara Harvey Tadviserh Doris L. Mayberryl Mrs. HannibaT Cox TadviserT, Maxla UnderwoodT Anqela H, Young. Mrs. Barbara McKissack TadviserT. The Rockel SIG The Rockef is +he official AFROTC Wing news- paper. Published monfhly iJrs 5+an 01C AFROTC cade+s and LiHle Darlings gaiher news. er'e copy and do layoufs. Edifor in chieic of +he Roskef is Cade+ Major Edward Harris. Whierier Sengsfacke is managing edi+or1 Earl Smiih. copy edifor: William Miller. news ediior. and Major James O. Hill. USAF. is Tactu adviser. TLeH' +0 rith: Jean Greeru WiHy Eubanks, MaxTa Under- woodi Rosifa PeHawayi EH6 Eddinsi Roger Rawlsi Edward J. Harris Earl Smifh and WhiHier Sengsiacke. Jr. Kw bioiogy maior Leon John Carfer of Toledol hcids +he rank oi Cadei Capiain. Defach- 3 790 organizai'ions in which he has held mem- wip arc +he Arnold Air Sociefy. fhe Tiger Jefs, Honor Fiith and +he NCO Academy. He is a amber oi Aipha Phi Alpha Fraiernify, Befa Kap- : th Scienfific Honor Sociefy. Uhiversify Counv 1cm +he Newman Ciub. +he Ohio Ciub and was in +his year's ediiion of Who's Who Among hfs in American Universifies and Colieges. ?ain Carfer hopes +0 acquire +he MVD. Degree a .r: become a career officer in +he USAF. CaserColonel Frank E. Mariey is a Vicksburg. MII- :sippi nafive and a psycholoqy maior. His Des 6: new 790 aHiJiafions include membership on ' ckef SfaH, Hie Arnold Air Sociefy and Jrhe Sfafi. He was iormeriy a member of +he VJeis. Colonel Mariey is aiso a member oi Th? ?sychoiogy Club and +he Mississippi Clubs HP Topes some clay +0 be included in SAC op, a 9m Lins wifh Hie Uniied Sfaies Air Force and :3 nm sifor bombardier or radar naviga+or. Outstanding Cadets Senior Air Force R.O.T.C. cade+s may be chosen for +he oufsfanding cade+ cafegory when +hey exemplify qualifies of leadership and ohficer and genHeman characierisfics necessary for a career in +he Unifeol S+a+es Air Force. They musiL have maihfained a beHer +han 2 poinf average and parficipaJred acfively in cam- pus life. Since membership in The ou+s+anding cadefs is limifed in number, acquisi- +ion of H19 +i+le is unders+andably covefed. Chesfer M. Luney. Jr. hails irom Gusion, Ken- iucky and holds +he cade+ rank oh U. Colonei. His maior is aviaiion educafion. A JFormer mem- ber of His NCO Academy. Li. Col. Luney now holds membership in +he Arhoid Air Sociew arid +he FiighiL Insirucfionai Program. He is also a mem- ber of Kappa Aipha Psi Frafernify and 1he Ken- fucky Club. and hopes f0 become an Air Force ohicer wiih iafer ambiiions ior commercial air- lines piiofing. Vorry Chandler Moon 0? Miami, Florida is a Ca deix'Lieufenani Coionei maiorinq in aeronauhcs. He has pariicipafed as a member oi Jrhe Air Po- iice and +he NCO Academy and is presenfiy acfive in ihe Fiighf insfruchon Program, the Promofion Board and is depufy commander ior De+achmenf 790i ther campus organizaiions in which he holds membership are Omega Psi Phi Fraiernifyi fhe Sfudenf Councii and +he Men's Senaie for which he serves as chairman. U. Col. Moon aspires +0 become a pilo+ wifh +he Unifed Sfaies Air Force. Nashviliian Bennie Alber+ McLin, CadeVMaion AFROTC. is a psychology maior and a member of +he De+achmen+ 790 Wing SEE. He was formerly a member of fhe Air Police and fhe now defuncf AFROTC Serenaders. His campus affiiiafions in- clude Psychology Club. Menhs Sena+e. Omega Psi Phi FrafernHy and he is presidenf of H19 senior class. His fuiure iob aspirafions are for ofFicer infeliigence in +he Unifed Siaies Air Force. M1. Pleasant Tennessee's MaHhew M. Taylor is a CadeUMaior and an accounfinq maior. He has heid membership in the NCO Academy and is presehily a member of ihe Honor Flight Jrhe Ar- noid Air Socieiy and H19. Fiighf insiruciional Pro- gram. His ofher campus aHihafions inciude Alpha Phi Alpha Frafernify, Sfudeni Union Board oh Gov- ernors and Hie Universify Counselors. He hopes ior an Air Force career as a cerfified public ac- counfanf. The Tiger Jets The official AFROTC driH Team of +he universify. Hue Tiger JeJrsx are complefely af Hweir besf in s+raigh+ milifary drill or +heir own jazzediup version. They perform a+ foot ball and baske+ball half +Ime on campus and are cons+an+ly in demand for oH-campus performances and parades. Guidon bearer is Floyd Eshdge. Cadef commander is Lee Roy Cunningham. assis+ed by Vidor Hun+er. Factu advisers are Capt Marvin Ussery and Sg+. James E. Thomfon. Poised F0r a halfifime perbrmance in Kean's LIHIe Garden. J v Firs? Row, IeH +0 righf: Ernesf E. Keller. Michael W. Cox FuHon R. Mosby. Second Row: Nafhaniel Day, Ralph Lorfhridge, Joseph A. Hamere. RobemL Winsfon. Third Row: George Ingram. WaHer Whea+on, Alexander Bonner. Raymond Pujoi. Fourfh Row: Bernard Wamock Franklin Brock, Rudolph Ross, Major SmHh FiHh Row: Roberf J. Darnell, Hardd D. Gilbert Jesse Lee Cook Francis W. Bosfick. The famed Tiger Jefs. Air Police The universHyE official honor guard, in charge 01r ail cam- pus Hag-raising ceremonies. also perform ushering chores af affer school hours universify fundlons. Their cadef NCOIC is FuH'on R. Mosby, asslsfed by Ernesf E. Keller. Faculfy adviser is Capt Charles E. Rachel. Cadef Commander Thomas S. Howers fakes charge of Hag-raising cereu monies In a foofball pre-game program. Gues+ speaker for H18 Arnon Air Soc?e+y's Indudisn Cere- nies In February was Sewarfr Air Force Base Senior Air Operations Officer, Major Alex Turnen Jr. USAF. iRith: Cadef Cap+ains WaHer W. House and Leon Car+er man Hwe reglsfrafion +able hr cadefs VVHh him are Doris Mayberry of Hie Arndd Air Sociefy- signIng up +0 donafe blood af +he socEeer's annual! fall blood drive. Arnold Air Sociely ggyonsored LH'He Darlings and Cadef Capt Lewis S. Fort def U. COL Allen Johnson wIHw LHHe Darlings Mary Aber- nfhy and Doris Mayberry show Mood donor Cade+ Major High+ower fhcir bioool cards as a Red Cross nurse smiles her Barbara Brackin, Tyree Bowers. Paul Wilson and Maxla Underwood admire +119 +rophies' SPPFOVSL +0 be awarded +0 campus organizafions donaflng fhe mos? blood. fhe Blood DHve frophy winners: Mack Frank Hwe Hrs+ place MHdred CoHins Trophy ded +0 Kappa Alpha Psi Frafernify and David - dge wifh H19 second place frophy awarded To Npha Phi Alpha Frafernify. Cade+ Michael H JrC-r of Hue Arnold Air SocIeer presenfed H1e rds. A runnemp frophy wenf +0 DeHa Sigma m SororiTy. wwww .. A+ a cadmL briefing session. Wing Commander Isaiah Odom! CadmL Cobnek briefs his erahE while Aerospace Smdies professors Mafor James O. HIH and Manr Thomas Hodges HoregrounM Hsfen crHIcaUy. SfaH members include cadefs Sam Baldwin. Roy Coleman and Vcrry Moon. Capt David Feiler iedures HighL Msfrudion Program cadlefs on Hwe rudi- men+s of high aHH'ude Hying. Ches+er Luney and David RuHedge are Hue in+en+ Hs+ener5 in H19 foreground. I32, Aerospace Studies xv ma Lf. Cobnel Hannibal Cox. USAF is compbfing his firsf year as pro- fessor and head of Tennessee Sfafe's Deparfmenf of Aerospace Sfudies. For coming up WM! +he name iudged besf for Defachmenf 7905 Am nual AFROTC Week, firs+ year cadef RobemL Looney. an archHecfural engineering maior from Afhens. Tennessee was awarded a firsf-place memenm. Second place wen+ +0 sophomore cadef Sqf. ArHe Cobb. a psychobqy mafor wfrom Aflanfa, Georgia. ' WEEK OF WINGSH was Looney's confrlbufion while Cobb submiHed HExploraflon Rendezvous $6. Lf. Col. Hannibal Cox UefH made +he presen+a+10ns, Bo+h en- +ries became oHicid +Hles for He Defachmenf and ifs annLal celebra- Hon. THE TKSER f IN AGRXCULTUKE i AND HOME ECONOMICS The Tiger 'Hps his fen gallon ha+ and invi+es you +0 confinue your padding wifh him +hrough +he pages of H16 I966 TENNESSEAN and farry awhile in +he area of Agriculfure and Home Economics. The lafch s'rring is out so browse around a+ your leisure and see for yourself Where +he Tiger IeH- his hacks. I N AG RXCULTU RE AN P H0 ME ECO NOMICS DDNTENTS RESEARCH FACULTY AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION ANIMAL SCIENCE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENTAL CLUBS PLANT SCIENCE Agriculture and Home Economics Research Faculty Firs+ Row: DR. IVHRIAM M. ABERNATHY . Deparfmenf of Home Economics DR. OZIE L. ADAMS , . . . . Deparfmenf of Animal Husbandry Second Row: DR. MABEL B. ANDERSON . . . Deparimenf 0 Home Economics DR. ANDREW BOND . . . . . . Deparimenf of Animai Science Third Row: DR. HAZO E. CARTER . . , . Deparfmen+ of Plan? Science DR DAVID A. HAMILTON . . . DeparfmenJr of Agriculfural Educafion Fourfh Row: DR. ROLAND NORMAN . , . . DeparfmemL of Animal Science DR. FREDERICK D SMlTH , . . . . Deparfmenf of Animal Science Fifih Row: DR. HENRY L. TAYLOR . . . Deparfmenf 0F AgricuHuraI EducaHon DR, FRED E. WESTBROOK . , . . . Deparfmenf of Planf Science 137 Home Economics The Home Economics Curricula consis+s of Child Develop- men+ and Family RelaHonships, Clofhing and Texfiles. Foods and NufrIHon and Homer Economics Educafion. ln a chess In Haf paHern adapfahon, Home Economic maiors sfudy fechniques and principles of Haf paH'ern design th applicafion of +hese principles +0 commerciah paHern aHerahorL Emphasis Is placed on fhe developmenf of original design. S+udenfs In +he Family Rehahonship classes sfudy probhams of modern family life, giving speciah emphasis +0 +he acfivHies of 1he home as +hey relafe fo Individual members of the famiiyh This qroup parhcipahad In a special research praiemL 0n Jrhe home life of Middle Tennessee Negro families. Home Economics major Doro+hy Fuqua. ge+s firsthand experience in +he child pracficum +hrough observafion and parficipafion in +he dii recfinq and guidinq of young cthren In The UniversHy Nursery School. A+ +he Home Managemen+ Residence, Home Eccnomigs malors gef a chance +0 apply Hwe knowledge Iand Tech- mques acquired from ofher courses on a prachcal basis. The course is supervised by Miss Lillie Belle Redmond fErJH who observes as qiris use Hwe social graces learned in class af a fea in honor of Home Economics Depar+men+ headl Mrs MaHye Flowers Hhird from lefH. A gs The planning, preparafion, and service of nu+rifious 6+- +racfive meak wi+h emphasis on H19 conservafion of Hma energy and money are pradiced in +his class in Meal ManagememL by Maxme HiIL Elice Reese, Cheryl Wimamsl Judy Pearson. and PmL Driver. Hcme Economlcs Educafion class In Maferials and Tesf- Wq A'ds finds Doris Afkins. Barbara Sfephens Dorofhy Shkldand and Lorine Moore learning The proper use 0 ,. nlma and slides Horn Mrs, MaHye Flowers. Animal Science The Depar+men+ of Animal Science consisfs of Three areas of ins+ruc+iom Animal Husbandry. PouHry Husbandry. and Biochemisfry. Sfudenfs are Jrraineol for Hwe successful opera- Jrion of Iivesfock and pouHry en+erprises as owners. lives+ock specialisfs. and for employmemL as agricuHura biochemiers, animal nu+ri+ionis+s and researcWWorkers. Logan Hill, Dennis Woods and Ernesf Danner receive Irsfrucfions on Charms MiHer, William Lockridge, Grenderson Pringhe and Haywood the chemical naJrure of fhe consfifuenfs oi: profopbsm from fheir Henderson are He s+uden+s gaining pracficai knoMedge of meaf feachen Dr. Andrew Bond in a class in BIO-ChemisHV. processing in +his class in mea+ and meaf producfs where Hwey s+udy The bfesf pracfices In bufchering processing and preserving farm meafs. In a dairy class enfiHed Markef Milk s+uden+s WiHiam Lockridge and Bobby Winsfon sfudy +he procurement processing and safe OTr milk and fhe baderiologicE chemical and physical aspecfs of markeHng milk. VViHiam Sfokes and RobemL Sfouf qe+ individual affenfion $rom Hwe reacher, George Roach in a dass in Agriculfural MarkeHng where Hue :haracferisffcs of consumer demand and 'Hue agriculfural supply: chan- rek and agencies of disfribuHon; and H19 cosfs funcHons and services i.volvecl in marke+ing farm producfs are sfudied Agricultural Education The courses in +he Deparfmen+ of Agriculfural Educa+ion are designed primarily +0 prepare s+uden+s +0 feach voca- Jrional agricuHure in vocaHonal schools of Tennessee. 14.1 Plant Science The Deparlrmenf of Planf Science is a service area for Hwe School of AgricuHure. Two Curricula are oHered wi+h a maior in agronomy arxd one in horficuHure for sfudenfs who wish special Jrraining in +he science of +he special areas. v9. $31 Edward Holmes Rober+ Holmes. Arfhur Hamp+on. Daniel Scafes and Eddie McKinney. wifh +he guidance of +heir feacher H. C. Hardy hfandingL do a Iabora+ory assignmenf on Hue idenfiflcaJriom eradica- fion and economic value cf farm weeds. The course is JrIHed Farm Woods and Their ConfroL In Hwe soils laborafom Nna Harris and Mack Edwards. under +he 5U, pervision OF Dr. Fred Wesfbrook examine soil samples in a sfudy of bdors relafed fo soil feerHy mainfenance and fer+IIIza+Ion praches. Smdems awaHIng HIe'wr turn are UeH +0 rith L. C GreenhiH, Roberf Swansom Enzley MifcheH, Wilburn yewart Henry T. Overfon, Sammy Comer and Charles Turner. 14.7. Home Economics Club L 'd4 + H .1 . . Wor-king on +he Home Economics Club's new publicafion. The Image. are Ueff vzpfhePEampeLanor Wd ker was HMS years +0 thH: Daxsy Doughass, Clara BarHeH, Ludie Reevesh Pafricia Driver. Pafsy ' ' ' Johnson. and CarleHa Harlan. uh 30 - . Uef-i' 'lo rith: Laon Harris. Daisy Douglass. . Models JFor Jthe BeHer Dress Workshop Fashion Show were UeH f0 rith: ArneHa Marlan. Reidfin' andd'Roile Jurmlpsglecl were! ' Eskridge. PhyHis Wells. Edna Smifh. Carolyn CoHier. MabeW Gadison. Pa+sy Erepfrgrrso egoo 1es Dr 1e cu sannua Johnson. Ahcla Brownh Mary Hagg. MHna Johnson, Maxine Reynolds. CarleHa emu ea. Harlan, and Terressa Fells. Eleanor WaWer hith served as modera+or. h T . me Home Economics Club. The Home Economics Club is composed of majors in Jrhe Depar+men+ of Home Economics. Their adivihes +his year Included a HBeHer Dress Workshop. which ended wiJrh a fashion show th members as modeis. This year +he club also began pubhshing a monfhy news bullefin whx'ch Jrhey named The Image. Their annual 'Jrea' honoring graduahng seniors oh Jrhe Deparfmenf was held In +he spring quarfer. OHicers: Eleanor Walker. president Elice Reese. vice-presi- dent Phyllis Wells. secrefary. and Carolyn Collier. Jrreasurer. Adviser +0 Jrhe group is Mrs. Mary Greer. American Society of Agronomy OHchrs of Hue American Sociefy of Agronomy are Paul E. Williams. president Charles E. Miller. vice-presiden+r Evelyn Simingfon. secrefary, and Waddell Afkinson. +reas- urer. Dr. Fred E. Wesfbrook is +he adviser. Represenfaiives from +he campus chap+er aH'ended +he Columbus, Ohio Honorary cer+iFica+es were presenfed by +he dub +0 oufsfanding sen- iors In February. The American Socie+y of Agronomy. based Nafional American Sociefy of Agronomy Convoca- Jrion in chober. ther acfivifies included fall quarfer and spring quarfer inifaHon ceremonies. a spring quarfer soil ludging confesf and Hue awarding of honorary cerWicafes +0 ouferanding seniors o1c Hue Deparfmenf. 3 THE TXGEK 1N ARTE AND SCIENCES '4 Very ar+y now, Hie Tennessee Sfafe Universi+y Tiger doffs his arfisf's him for a very proud in+roduc+ion of +hings academic. +hings arHs+ic. +hings scien+ific +haf abounded on Tennessee Sfafe's campus wi'rh his approval in Hwe area of Arfs and Sciences during H19 year, I966. The Tiger influence was one of Hme . known Fac+ors here- IN ARTS AND SCIENCES A s 2 .amrvam gximc. 4:.4 WM wm - .u 149 Arts and Sciences Research Faculty FIrs+ Row: DR ROBERT C. ABERNATHY Deparfmen? of PhysIcs and Mafhemafics DR. LEONARD C. ARCHER Deparfmenf 01C EnglIsII DR. WENDOLYN Y. BELL .DeparImemL of Modern ForeIgn Languages DR. HUBERT B CROUCH . Deparfmenf of BIoIogy Second Row: DR. EDWARD N. CULLUMI DR. GEORGE L. DAVIS. . . DR. WINSTON C. FARRAR, DR. LELA A. GARNERI Deparfmenf of HIsfory . Deparfmenf of PoIIHcaI ScIence DeparfmenJr of Chemisfry Deparfmen+ of POIIIIcaI Science Third Row: DR. SADIE C. GASAWAYI DR. ROBERT J. HUDSON . DRI WILLIAM N. JACKSON DR. KENNETH F. JERKINS. .Deparfmenf oI Physics and Mafhemafics . Deparfmenf of EngIIsh DeparImenf of Science Educafion . Deparfmenf of SCIence Educafion and Geography Fourfh Row: DR. ROTHER R. JOHNSONI DR. CALVIN E KING . . DR. CRAWFORD B. LINDSAY DR. THEODORE A. LOVE. Deparfmenf of Biological Sciences DeparImenf of Physics and MafhemaIIcs . DeparImenf of English .DeparImenI of PIIysICs and MafhemaJrIcs FIHh Row: DR. JOHN M. MALLETTE. DeparImemL of BiologIcal ScIences DR. RAMA I. MANI . Deparfmenf of Chemisfry DR. EDNA CI MASUOKA. I . DeparImenI of SocIoIogy DR. THOMAS E. POAG. . Deparfmen+ of Speech and Drama SIx'lh Row: DR. H. LEON PRATHER .DeparImenf OI HIsIory DR. EARL L. SASSER . . . . Deparfmenf of EngIIsII DR. GRANVILLE M. SAWYER . . DeparImerIf of Speech and Drama DR. WI LMA DeB SCARLETTE. . Deparfmenf of BIoIogIcal Sciences DR. ALONZO T. STEPHENS I Deparfmenf of HIsIory DR. SHERMAN WEBSTER . Deparfmen+ of SocIoIogy DR. PETER WENGERT . Deparfmenf oI PolIHcaI Science DR. RALEIGH A. WILSON . .Deparfmenf OI HIsI'ory Eighih Row: DR, JAYME C. WILLIAMS . DeparfmenI of Speech and Drama DR. MCDONALD WILLIAMS Deparfmen+ of English DR. HENDERSON K. WOOD. I I Deparfmenf of BIoIogIcaI SCIences ATT . .aTT 9 HHUH The principles of public adminisfrahon: sfrucfure and organizafionT Ti- nancial managemen+. adminisfraiive responsibiliTy and Jrhe reiaiion be- fween +he adminishafion and ofher branches of governmeni in The Unifed Sfa'res are learned in +his polifical science class. wmw 'vx nnwuv Dr, Leia Garner gives some of her siudehis in 5 Far Easiern Govern- menf ciass The benehf 0T her personai experience. The ciass empha- sizes consfifufional and poiihcai developmenf in China and Japan wifh considerahon given +0 policies and infernahonal relafions. Hislory and 3 Political Science The Deparimenf of Hisfory and Poiifical Science ohters curricuia leading +0 Hie bachelor's degree in each of HS ero areas. The his+ory curriculum is designed +0 preseni' Jrhe main aspecis of +he rise and developmenf of civilizafion and emphasizes The social. economic and poliiical phases of hisfory, The polifical science curriculum provides a broad amd basic background for undersfanding and evaiuafing hmciions and probTems of siai'e. A required course of ali freshmen is +he growfh 01C civiiizafion which is a sfudy of The coniribuiion fhaf ail races and nahons have made To our presenf civilizafion. Teacher a+ This session is Mingo ScoH: Courses In m+erview and Case Recording are designed f0 develop akiHs in H16 fechnlques and mefhocls of inferviewing and recording wif'h :pecial emphasis upon Hie undersfandinq of one s seH and genefic kuman behavior and office procedures as H rela+es +0 Hwe welfare oHica. Sociology The deparjrmemL of Socidogy consisfs 01c +he curriculum in sociology and He Curriculum in social adminierraHon. Courses in +he deparfmenf bad +0 +he Bachelor of Science or H1e Bachelor of ArJrs Degree. Mrs. LeHie GaHoway Insfrucfs s+udenf5 in an infroducfory Course in :ocied casework where a consideraHon 0F Hle basic skIHs In working th people is emphasized. Mrs. KafHeen Poag's sfudenfs In field work receive assignmenfs for supervised pracfice in social agencies emphasIzIng case work skills wifhin H13 IimHafions of +116 funcfioning agencies. 151 English In a +uforial lab for underclassmen senior Enghsh maior Don Lowry assisfs sfudenfs wifh probiems fhey have encounfered in English grammar courses. Dr. Roberf Hudson is conducfor air an English bb kn- senfor majors designed Jr0 guide parHcipanfs In acquiring knowledge in and experi- ence wifh applying recenf lingumfic findings concerning +he nafure of language and fhe communicafion process. The program of Jrhe DeparfmenJr of English is so arranged as +0 serve +he needs of aH +he sfudenfs of Jrhe UniversHy. as well as +0 gIve a Jrhorough foundahon +0 Jrhose who desire +0 become Jreachers or specialisfs in +he field. The deparf- men+ also gives assisfance 'I'o +hose who look forward +0 careers in Journalism. In Jr'ne public speakIng courses sfudenfs fake IneIr Jrurns 5T M pzdium M h Iheir cIassmafes as Ihe crIficaI audience, Mefhods used In fraInIng are appIIcabIe f0 social and busIness conversaIIon as weII as +0 public 5 eakInoK . p n A sfudenf gefs individuaI aHeanon In a course In Weafre pracIIce Irom her JIeacher, W. Dary Cox. Ii In a cIass In voIce science sfudenfs consider H16 aspecfs OI fne phoneHc, anafomIc, physIoIogIC. and physical bases of speech. The course In sfage make-up Is a relafiver new one in H'Ie deparfmenI wi+h sfudenfs geHIng a chance +0 pmL fheIr newly learned frade on each ofher. Speech and Drama Curricula In fhe Deparfmenf OI: Speech and Drama meeI H16 requiremen+s oI Jreacher educafion and +he needs OI graduafe s+uolenJrS. Majors are IraIned In one of ero areas: Speech and Drama and Speech Correcfion. The deparfmenJr offers servIce courses for nonnmaiors who are InferesIeol In speech Improvement and dramafics a5 a cquural or leisure +ime ac+IvI+y. I 153 Chemistry The curriculum in Jrhe Depar+men+ of Chemisfry is designed +0 offer a collegiafe major in Jrhe subiemL which safisfies +he criferia generally adopfed by leading colleges and univer- si+ies of +he Unifed Sfafes and by +he American Chemical Socie+y. The deparfmenf also offers service courses f0 maiors ?n ofher deparfmenfs. Assisfanf professor of Chemish'y MrsA Audrey M. Prafher supervises advanced sfudenfs In fhe elemenfary analyfical chemisfry laborafory as +hey conducf experimenfs in qualifahve and quanfifafive analysis. In a generah chemisfry course Miss Doris Simmons gives dose super- visw'on +0 5 beginning sfudenf learning Jthe fundamenhl laws and +heories oh Chemisfry. Advanced chemisfry s+udenfs conducf research in +he organic chem- is+ry bb under fhe supervision of Dr. Marfin H. Chanin. Associafe Professor of Chemisfryh Beginning s+uden+s in biology learn The fundamenfals of biology l'hrough sfudles of biologlcw principbs as iHusfrafed by Jrypes mt or- ganismsl Hweir acfivlh'es and We processes. Mrs. Dorofhy Exum wa+ches as sfudenfs shldy a dissecfed froq. The curricula in Hue deparfmen of Biological Sciences are designed +0 fulfiH +he requiremenfs In +he areas of feacher educa+ion. professional fraining for He medical branches. including heaHh and sanifafion. and basic biological services, gradua+e Jrraining of iniservice Jreachers and professionals and service courses for ofher deparfmenfs, Biological Sciences In a 6555 In embryology s+uden+s are givew special emphasis on He early developmenf of Hwe Chick as Huey s+udy game +0 genesis, formi- zafion and deavaqe in animais and Hwe early deveyopmeniL of echinoi derms. pro+ochordo+es and 591ec+ed vqrfebr:fes. Biological Sciences professor Dr. John MaHaHe gives personal aHem Hon +0 sfudenfs assigned +0 advance work in +he senior biology seminar where Hwey delve in research acfivifies. 155 In a lab course in general physics sfuden+s s+udy elecfricify and mag neh'sm. A course in which +he basic principles of physics are presenfed, s+uden+s also learn mechanicsK heat sound and fight $ Physics and Math Courses in Jrhe DeparfmenJr of Physics and Mafhemahcs are designed +0 serve Jrhose who wish +0 major or minor in physics and ma+hema+ics. Those who require physics andwor maJrhemah'cs as a parf of +heir pre-professional fraining and +hose majoring in ofher areas +0 whom +he knowledge and fechniques of physics achor mafhemafics are desirable adiuncfs. Descriph've asfronomy Is an elemenfary in+roducfion +0 +he asfronomi cal universe. Professor of Physics. Donald Savoy. uses Jrhe blackboard +0 iHusfraJre a Chronological +heory. The course considers problems of dfsA Jrances. mofion, chemicai composHion of sfars. and Jrhe source of s+eHar energy. In a mafhemafics course in compufer programming Professor of Ap- plied Mafhemafics CHn+on Jonesw wafches as a sfudenf uses +he basic componen+s of a general purpose compufer and +he ering of pro- grams for the IBM I620 Compufer. Biology Club Membership in The Biology Club conslsfs of s+uolen+s ma- joring in Jrhe field of Biology. The club's achvihes +his year Teafured monfhly led'ure demonsfrafions by experfs in +he field. The maior porfion 0T Jrheir Hme was spenf in Jrhe Biology lab. aHer school hours. conducfing new experimenfs. OFFI- cers: AHon PickeH. president DoroJrhy Williams. vice-presf- den+; Theresa Presley. secrefary: Sandra Rucker. Jrreasurer. Dr. James A. Campbell and Mrs. Gladys Adams are Jrhe advisers. Biology Club members in a FoIk-Singing session. Cth presidenf Alfon PickeH Is the guitarist Blology Club members view and discuss a dIspTay of marine animals coHecfed' on The Mississippi Gulf Coesf by club presidemL AH'on PICkeH TCenferT. Physics and Maihemaiics Club Any s+uden+ in +he science field is eligible for membership In Jrhe Physics and Mafh Club. OHicers are Ernesf BriceT presiden+: Ardelia Sfewarh vice-presidenf: Mary Hern, sec- re+ary: Howard McCleHan, freasurer. Donald Savoy and Dr. Samuel Aberna+hy are Jrhe advisers. The club +his year spon- sored The appearances of gues1L lecfurers in +he fields of ma+hema+ics. physics. and chemIerryT The group also con- ducfed a weekly mafhemaJrics clinic for freshmen and pub- lished a bi-mon+hly iournal. The Derivafive. The Physics and Mafhemafics Club. Physics and mafh club members asslsf freshmen 6+ Jtheir weekly mafhe- mafics clinic. Sociology Club The Sociology Club's ohcicers for l965-66 are Ivan W. Sfuarf. president James Gross. vice-presiden+; Cons+ance Hoyles. secrefary: and Sheiia Dixon. +reasurer. Advisers are Mrs. Mabel Leafhers. Miss Nora L. Roy. and Mrs. LeHie GaHoway. This year +he club keer a Hope Ches+ in which Jrhey sfored discarded bui good used cioihing for dis+ribu+ion Jro needy families. Ciub presidemL ivan Smart Carolyn Finley. and club adviser Miss Nora L. Roy fake invenfory on garmen+s in +he club's Hope ChesiL beiore disiribuiion oi +he Hems +0 needy iamih'es. The Sociology Ciub. Literary Guild .-' Though organized specifically for Engiish majors and minors. Jrhe guild is open +0 any sfudenf wiJrh hferary in+er- es+s. Among Jrhe +hea+re parfies sponsored by +he group +his year, +he members wi+nesseol a Children's Theafre produch Jrion of Romeo and Julie+ and a Tennessee Thea+re film oi Oihelio wifh Laurence Olivier. ClockwiseI leH +0 righ'l': Don Lowry Hloori. JaHiCB Dixon, Janice Ab- bage. Rober+a Nicholson, Wanda Reedi Gioria Jackson, Clarice Mason. Maggie Tucker, Annie Harris, Nancy Smifh. Rose Wright Arihur Wynn, adviser: Dr. R. J. Hudson, adviser; Eva Wesibrcoki THE T103151: IN EDUCATION The EducaHon pic+ure. school year. '66 was one of moderni'l'y as indicafed by Tiger Flourishings of a modern sfingy brim. The sojourn in+o Educa+ion for any sfudenf ai' Tennessee S+a+e Universify can prove mosf rewarding any day in fine week. The year of He Tiger, school yearI '66, doubled +ha+ reward and Hie Tiger invifes you +0 wifness +I1e resuH's. IN EWCATIUN CONTENTS RESEARCH FACULTY ADMINSTRATION. CURRICULUM 8 INSTRUCTION ART AND MUSIC EDUCATION ECONOMICS 8: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS EDUCATION HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENTAL CLUBS EducaHon Research Faculty Firs+ Row: DR. THOMAS J. ANDERSON . . . . . . . .Deparfmenf d Arf and Music Educafion DR. CALVIN O. ATCHISON; , . . . .Depar+menf of Psychobgy DR. MONTRAV'LLE I. CLAIBORNE. . .Doparfmenf 0f PsyChoiogy Second Row: DR. ROBERT S. COBB . DeparhnemL of HeaHl'I and Physical Educafion DR. CEClLLE E. CRUMP . . . . Deparfmenf of Business Educafion DR. DOROTHY W. DRAPER. . . Depar+men+ of AdminisfraJrion. Curriculum and Ins+ruc+ion Third Row: DR. GILDA M. GREENBERG. . . . . . V Deparfmen+ of Psychology DR. EDDIE T. GOINS V Deparfmenf of Arf and Music Educa1ion DR. PEARL K. GUNTER Deparfmenf of HeaHh and Physical Educafion Fourfh Row: DR JOHN A. HARVEY DepamnemL of HeaHh and Physical Educafion DR. EARLlNE H. HUDSON . . . . Deparfmenf oJF Adminisfrafiom Curriculum. and lnsfrucfion DR HARVEY C. JOHNSON . . . . Deparfmen+ of Adminisfrafion. CurrICMum, and lnsfrucHon Fi-Hh Row: DR. AUDREY E. LEWIS Deparfmen'? of Healfh and Physical EducaHon DR. EDWARD C. LEWIS. Deparfmenf of Ar? and Music Educafion DR. R. GRANN LLOYD. . . Deparfmenf of Economics and Business Adminisfrai'icn Six'lh Row: DR. CHARITY M MANCE. . . . . Depar+men+ of AdminfsfraHon. Curriculum. and Insfrucfion DR. NEBRASKA MAYS. , . . . . .Deparfmenf of AdminierraJrion, Curriculum and Ins+rucHon DR. EDWARD P. MITCHELL. . . . . . . . DeparfmenJr of HeaHh and Physical Educafion Sevenfh Row: DR. FREDERICK J. D. MCKWNNEY . . ,DeparfmemL 0? Psychology DR. SOLOMON N. SHANNON . Depar+menf d Secondary Educa'rion DR. WILLIAM 0. SMITH. . . . . . Deparfmenf of Arf and Music Eighfh Row: DR. MALCOLM D. WILLIAMS . . . . Deparfmenf of Adminisfrafion. Curricthm and Inshucfion Psychology lnfrcdudicn Jrc Psychologicah Tesfing courses are designed is give sfudenfs an undersfanding of +he basic princlples underlying psycho- logical measures and offers framing in +he seiedion and use of psy- chohogical fesfs 'for bofh group and individual fesfing. Courses are mtfered on The Child, AdoWescenf and AduH levels. Courses in Jrhe Deparfmenf of Psychology are designed +0 safisfy +he needs of fwo groups of s+uden+sz +hose who dea sire +0 major In psychology as preparafion for a career in Jrhe field, or exfensive framing as background for social work. personnel work, medicine or psychiafry and +hose who desire psychology Jrraining as a par+ of Jrhe professional work for classroom Jreaching and oJrher public school work. 164. bum, Professor of Educafion Dr. Dorofhy Draper pufs a dass in rapid reading i'hrough H19 paces of Visual comprehension. The process is learned in Teaching of Reading in fhe Elemerfary School. Administration Curriculum and Instruction Designed primarily for +he Jtraining of feachers. +he De- par+men+ o1t Adminsfrafion. Curriculum and lnsfrucfion con- sis+s of a curriculum in Elemenfary Educafion anal courses in Secondary Educafion. Library Science and Special EducaHon. An overhead proiecfor is demonshafed by a s+uden+ 'm +his educafion class ow: Audio-Visual Aids. S+uden+s learn H'Ie proper classroom uHIiza- Hon of film ships I6mm moHon picfures, slides, graphic maferials and exhibifs. Mrs. Loreffa Perry gives a Music Major, personal help af 'H'ae piano keyboard as +he s+uden+ prepares for her senior recifah a deparfmenhai requirement A s+uden+ of Hue Physics of Music makes use d recording equipmenf as he praCHCes H19 H1eoreH- c$ and applied considerafions of sound producffon and promulgaflon. A voiLe lesson in HM: applied music area 0? H19 Music Educafion Curricula is given a music sfudenf by Prowfessor 0F Music. Dr. Eddie T. Gains. Ari and Music Education The Deparfmenf of Arf and Music Educa+ion Is organized m serve +he SfafeKs Arf and Music Educafion sfrudure ihrough Teacher EducaHon and Training of +he giHed s+u- dent th maiors leading +0 +he bachelor's degree oHered En bofh Music and Art Some of He amL courses faughf in fine Deparfmenf of AmL Appreciafion. Fundamentals o1C Draw 3m. Painfing in Various Media. Hobby Craft PoHery Craft fir. William O. SmiHm Professor o$ Music accompanies his sfring insfru- mpnf ciass on the piano in fhis appHed musIC course. ther insfrumenfal , sses faughf in the deparfmemL in individual and group dasses are urqan. corms?I Jrrombone. clarinet Hufe, saxophone. and +he percussions. BeHy J. Thomas Ronald 0. Brown and Yolanda Revnoids aie siudenis in an Eiemeniary Accouniing :iass iaugiii by Assisiani Professor oi Business Adminisiraiion E. Ju Carpenier isiandingiu The course is a basic onei pre- requisiie i0 aii ciiier accouniing courses. In a course in Business Law siudenis iisien +0 5 ieciure by Assisiani Professor Cass F. L. Teague. The course ouilines ins iundamenial principies oi iaw mosi ire- quenfiy involved in business iransaciions Wii'i'l ihe view of enabiing businessmen i0 avoid Iiiigaiion. Associaie Professor of Economics and Business. Leo Favrot assisfs fwo of his s+udenis from a class in Business Caiculafion. Economics and Business Administration The Division of Business oiiers iwo curricula: Business Ad- minisirafion and Business Educaiion. The Deparimeni oi Eco- nomics and Business Adminisiraiion oiiers courses Jro +hose siudenis planning careers in accoun+ing. insurance and bank- ing, financing. markeiing, real esfaie and salesmanship. Busi- ness Educaiion DeparimenJr courses are Jrhose designed for siudenis planning secreiarial careers and Teacher Cer+iiicas Jrion in business courses. I68 Maurene MalleHe. in a Class of swimming for beginners receives per- sonal coaching and enccmraqememL from Healfh and Physical Educafion Ins+ruc+or Henry A. Buddy Taylor. Health and Physical Education The Deparfmen+ of HeaHh and Physical EducaJrionE Cur- riculum is designed +0 serve all sfudenfs of Hue Universify by confribu+ing +0 +heir heaHh, organic vigor. and good menfal and physical habHs. The DeparfmenJr prepares prospecfive machers in He fields of HealH'm Educafion. Physical Educafion and A+hle+ic Coaching. All Freshman and Sophomore sfu- denfs are required +0 +ake Jrwo hours of Physical Educafion acfivify each week. In H115 dass in Physical Educa+lon hr women, Hwe s+uden+s fake panL In a soccer drill. W Physical EducaHon lnsirucfor, Willie Sfevens shows how H's done in H'Iis body conditioning class for men sfudenfs. Miss Will Anne Davenport Assisfan+ Prohssor of Physical Education observes as members of her archery class fake furns af Hwe buH's eye. 17o Assocfafe Professor of Physics; EducaHon Shannon D, LHHe; who is ako a member 0+: f'ne FoofbaH Coaching Staff fakes nojfes and gives poinfers +0 his sfude'lfs in a bowling class. Anofher member of +he Foo+baH Coaching Shaw? Associafe Professor. J. C. Cogee, su- pervises Hwe progress of sfudenfs of a healfh course in FirsiL Aid. A pradical fesf is faken seriously by +hese sfudenfs mirrored in a Jrap dancing c'ass being observed and qraded by Jrheir +eacher. Miss Peggy M. Williams Assishanf Professor of HeaHF and Physical Educafion. Hepermols The Hepermofs Club is composed of sfuclenfs majoring in Healfh 8T PhysicaT Educa+ion. The l965-66 officers are Felix Maflock. presidenf; Annie Rice, vice-presidenf; Jo Coger. secreT'ary and John Swindle. Treasurer, Miss Will Anne Daven- pomL is club adviser. The club's planned acfivifies +his year were many and varied. The group conducfed weekly Monday nigh+ ac+ivi+y sessions in Jrhe gymnasium Tor +he s+uden+ body. The Hepermofs. They also sponsored a roller skah'ng parfy a+ a local roller rink. conduded a Tumbling workshop. presenfed former Ten- nessee S+a+e baske+ball coach Johnny McLendon th an ap- preciaHon award and were recipien+s of Tirer place honors in Jrhe campus-wide American Educahon Week exhibif con- feer. 41 A fumbling workshop was mmducfed by The HcpermoTs as one of Their many adivihes. Vicevpresfdoni Annie, Rice, advise,- M155 WHI Anne Davenport and The Hepermo+s sponsqed H115 skaHng parfy hr s+uden+s a+ Nashville's pr Idcnf Felix Maflock puf Hm 1', shEnq fouchm 0n Hm dub's mixer HtppC-dronm Raller Rink. wmning American Educafion Week exhibit. Hepermo+ mascof and friend HHappy. Future Business Leaders of America Membership in Hie FBLA is limiieol +0 H1056 siudenfs maioring in eiiher Business Educafion or Business Adminisfraiion. Presi- clenf 01C Hie club Jri'iis year is Henry Fagin. ther officers are Heyward Dorich. vice- presioieni; Frances Pyei secretary. and Ernesiine James, Jrreasurer. Cass F. L. Teague is Hie adviser, I965-66 ac+ivi+ies included Hwe preseniaiion of a series of vis- ifing +ax consuiJranJrs. Hie concluding of Quiei' Hour in February as weH as a couple of social aHairs, a Valeniine pariy and a picnic. The FBLA. SIudenI National Education Association Officers: Alberi Umphrey, president Anna Hicks. vice? president MaHie Hamby. secreiary; Dorofhy Rice. +reas- urer. Mrs. Ar+huryne Welch is adviser. This is one of Hie deparimenJrai clubs of Hie Adminisfraiion, Curriculum, and Insiruciion Deparimenf. Hs members are elemenfary educa- Jricm majors anoVor fufure Jreachers. Aciiviiies of Hie club Hiis year were iimiied +0 weekly business meefings followed by a +aik from a professional member oi Jrhe educa+ional iieid. followed by informal discussion of Hie +a k. Sfuclenf NEA members af one of Hieir regular meeiings. THE. TXGEK 1N ENQWEERING The meshing of gears. +he whine of engines. and +he gnashing oh Tiger +ee14h, were an everyday sounds in Engineering during +he Year of H19 Tiger. school year, '66. The business of +he Tiger in +his area leaves him IiH'Ie 'Hme. buf courfesy demands +ha+ he sweep off his hard ha+ and invi+e you +0 +ake a gander wifh him a+ his ac+ivi+ies in fhis growing field. 1N ENGXNEERING CUNTENTS ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING CIVIL ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTAL CLUBS ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Siudenis cf archi+eciural engineering Bobby Sm. , Ann McKissack and Cafvin Banks siudv archiieciurai design which includes emphasis on arciiieciurai hisfory. sanifaiion, esiimafing and supervisionl ieafing and air condiiioning. eieci'ricai appiicaiions in buiidings, eJrC. School of Engineering The School of Engineering is divided in+o Jrwo ariicuiared componenis of Jrecimicai educaiion. namely: a Bachelor of Science degree program wifh curricula in archiieciural. civiii eieciricai and mechanical engineering. Elecirical engineering is oHered under Jrwo opiions oi power and communicaiions and mechanical engineering wiih a choice of power or meiailurgy. An indusirial educaiion program wiih Jreacher Jrraining Curricula in indusiriai aris educaiion and aviaiion educaiionw-boih of which lead +0 Hie Bachelor of Science degree. The hand ihaf wieids Hie compass is H153 hand ihai' buiids Hie world: A familiar symbol in Hue Sc'nooi oi Engineering's Consirudion drawing. an lndusirial Educaiion Deparimeni course. I79 $1 S+uden+s of eVecfrical enqineering conducmL an experi- menf in +he aHernaan curren+ machine laborafory. In We Deparfmenf of Hecfrical Engineering's course in communicafion engineering, srudenfs sfudy fhe principles of communicafion sysfems. Hwe Fourier in+egrah polezero mefhod d circuihbehavicr analysis' resonance. IanHe Hnes and rewclecfion: Terers and equaHzers; Impedance fransformaJrion and impedance mafching by means of sfubs, modulafion and demodulafion. denfs become acquainfed wifh H'we operafion, parfs and assembly and rouflne inspedion of aircraH' fhrough audioivisual aids. Assisfanf prowcessor of Aeronaufics In an AeronauHcs course in aircraH famHiarizaHon, s+u- Educafion Cecii Ryan Har rigHH is Me insfrucfor. Sfudenfs in an aeronaufics class sfudy wind +unneV operafion. Anofher engineering course in communicaHons is H'H's one In aeronaufics in which sfudenfs learn mefhods of Communicafion such as radio navigm Jrion and Morse code. The infernal combusfion engines Iabora+ory Trinds fhese sfudenfs +eang maferials such as fuels and combush'on producfs, brakes and dynamomefers. and lubricafing oils. Under Iaborafory condifiona sfudenfs in a Civil Engineering Deparfmenf dass devofed +0 wafer works and sewerage, learn the Hweory and design IJ H19 coHecfion, purificafion, and disfribu+ion of pubHc wafer supplies. In a fhermodynamks dass In Hwe Deparfmenf of Mechanica? Engin neering. sfuderHrs appW Hue princides of +hermodynamics +0 seleded problems of power produdiom heaf fransrrer, Huid How of a com- pressible medium and Cycle analysis. Q A lab experimen+ Is conduded by a member of We IEEE. Insliluie 0! Electrical and Eleclronics Engineers Members of H135 club are majors in He Held of Elecfrical Engineering, This year H13 group sponsored one-hour weekly 3 engineering lecfures by members of He profession engaged J in indusfry. The memebrs conducfed lab experimenfs for +heir own enlighfenmenf on a weekly basis. During Hle spring quarfer. represenfafives from +he dub presenfed +heir an- nual research papers on fopics in engineering a1 VanderbiH Universify. The lnstufe of Hecrical and Elecfronics Engineers. 3: 6': ADMINISTRATING The Governor of fhe S+a+e o$ Tennessee! Jrhe Honorable The Governor greefs H19 cheeHeaders. Frank G. Clemenf chafs wifh band diredor Frank Greer. Gubernatorial and Presidential Informals The Governor shakes hands wlfh Number 10. LewcxL +0 right Foofball Coach John A. MerriH. Governor Clement Quar- +erback Eldridge Dickey. The Presidenf checks over a TV camera wifh Sf. Louis. Missouri KSD-TV personahfies Keifh Gunfher and N. A. Sweefs. The Presiden+ shows 0H arChHed renderings of new buildings in +he UniversHy's expansion program. ,. 4' A , The Presidehi of +he UniversHy, Dr. W. S. Davis hith. looks over +he audio-visual aids equipmem wi+h Afhlehc Dia recfor Howard C. Genfry. Officers of -AdminisIralion Dr. David A Ham'xHon, Dean of Hwe Schoo? 01' Dr. Huberf B. Crouch. Dean of HM; Graduafe Aqriculfure and Home Economics. School. Dr. WiHiam N. Jackson. Dean of H15 Factu. Dr. Thomas E. Poaq, Dean of We School of Ar+s Dr. Malcolm D. Williams. Dean 0? Jthe School of and Sciences. Educah'on. Dr. Granville M. Sawyer. Execufive Assisfanf fc the President O. W. Crump ConsuHant Tennessee Sfale Edu- caHonal Services. Hannibal Cox. Li'. CnL, USAF, Direcfor of Aero- Clyde Bonch Diredor of Sfudsn+ Housing. space Sfud'ies. Mrs. Mabel B. Crooks Dean 01 Women and D.?- rec+or of Public ReFaHons. Miss Lois Dania Librarian Mrs. Beryl 6. Farbesl Secre+ary, Tennessee Sfafe Educafional Services. Officers of Administration and Educanonal Services B. T Dozieh Dhecfor 0+: Food ServIces. Officers of Administration and EducaHonal Services Dr. Darlene L. Hu+son. ConsuHanJr, Tennessee Sfa+e Educafional Services. Dr. Nebraska Mays. Direcfor of Insfifuffonal Re- search. Paul G. King Business Managen Roberi N MurreH. Dean 0F Men. Mm Barbara McKissack. Direcfor of S+uden+ A1l fairs. Officers of Administration and Educanonal Services Homer R. Wheafon, Direcfor oi: fhe Division of AgricuHure and Home Economics Exfension. Wayne Reeves: Direcfor of Physical Plant Mrs. Annie 6. H. Sasser. Direcfor of Placemen+ Bureau. Miss Queen WashEng+om R.N., Head Nursa Sfu- denf Healfh ServTces. Carr A. Treherne. M.D.. Diredor of Sfudenf HeaHh Services. Mrs. Mozenia SHnson. Acan Dean 01: Admissions. Mrs. Hebn C. Rose. AdminisiraHve Assisfanf f0 Hue President THE TIGER CLASS 01:15:55 And now +he end commences. The Tennessee Tiger waves no+ Farewell bui' abienfof wi+h his mor+ar board as he infroduces you +0 +he I966 Senior Class. fhe ins+iga+ors Her +he mos'r parfy of he Tiger in +he +hinking of I966 Tennessee Sfafe UniversH'y affairs. And as you meet fhem. remember +ha+ +hese were only a few oh +he people who helped make I966 . . . THE YEAR OF THE TIGER. CLASS DP 1955 Conlenls AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS SENIORS ARTS AND SCIENCES SENIORS EDUCATION SENIORS ENGINEERING SENIORS . . . and Yvonne Owens. The Library in Hue snow . . . Besf Dressed CoiEd HHGHoIder. Chrfsfmasfime af Goodwill Manor Wresidenf'g homd ea nd everqreen . .. 194 SENIORS AGRICULTURE AND U .3? Firsf Row: LAURA LEE BANKS. . . . . . . . . BIrmingham Na. Foods and NuMHon BETTY JEANE HARRIS BROOKS. . . . .Memphis. Tenn. Home Economics Educah'on WILLIE FRANKLIN BROOKS . . . .ArIingfon. Tenn. Agriculfural Educah'on Second Row: MYRA BRYSON CLAY . . . . . . Humbon'r. Tenn. Home Economics Educafion LAZELL HARRIS. . . , . . . . . .Memphx's, Tenn. Home EconomFCS Educafion CARLOS FRENCHY HENNING. . . . . . Denmark. Tenn. Agronomy Third Row: MURRELL JACKSON. . . . . , . . .Memphis. Tenn. Home Economics Educaflon ANNA LOIS KINNARD. . . . , . . . . .Franklin, Tenn. Cloihing and Texfi'es GAIL ANASTASIA MALONE. . . . . .DefroH', Mich. Cth Developmenf and Farrmy Rela+ions Fourfh Row: LORENE MOORE. . . . . . . . . . . . Orlinda. Tenn. Home Economics Educafion MARY LOUISE POLK. . . . . . . . . .Memphis. Tenn. Foods and NuMHon JAMES IVORY REEVES . . . , Jackson. Tenn. Agriculfural Educafion FiHh Row: DANIEL SCATES. . . . . . . . . . .Trezevanf, Tenn. Agronomy BARBARA L. STEPHENS. . . . . . . . .Savannah. Tenn. Home Economics Educafion DOROTHY MUSE STRICKLAND. . . .Chaffanooga. Tenn. Foods and Nufrifion HOME ECONOMICS Firsf Row: ROSIE L.TURNIPSEED. . . . . . . . . .Memphis.Tenn. Home Economics Educaron SYMANTHIA MAE VanBUREN. . . . . ,NashviHe. Tenn. Home Economics Educafion ELEANOR WALKER. . . . . . . . . . .NasthHe. Tenn. Home Economics EducaHon Second Row: GLINDA ANN WHITE. . . . . . .Columbia. Tenn. CImhIng and Texfiles JESSE R. WILCOX. . V . . . . . . .Clarksvllle, Tenn. Agronomy LOUISE RUFUS WOODBERRY, . . .Brownsville, Tenn. Home Economics Educafion SENIORS ARTS AND Firsf Row: 3' PEGGY JEAN ANGUN. . , ; . . . . NasthHe. Tenn. English CAROLYN RUTH ARMSTRONG . . .Easf Orange. NJ, His+ory JOSEPH WWLUAM ASKEW. . .Dayfona Beach. Ha. PolHicaI Science Second Row: VERNA BASS. . . . . .MempHs. Tenn. HIs+ory JACQUELINE ELAINE BELL . . . . . .ThomasviHe, Ga. Speech Pafhobgy JOHN R. BODDIE, . . . . . Columbus. Ga. Biobgy Third Row: PRESTON LEE BOWHE . . . . V . . ChICagol HI. Biobgy BETTYE JEAN BOYKIN . . , . . , Fair$ielcl, Ala. Sociobqy RITA JEAN BROOKS . . . . . . .Nashville. Tenn. Mafhemafics Four+h Row: SALATHIEL RENARD BROWN . . . . Pompano Beach. Ha. Scciology MATTIE LUCILLE BUFORD. . . , Nashville. Tenn. Chemisfry GEORGE EVERETT BUTLER . . . ,Hunfingdon, Tenn. Biology Fifih Row: GLORIA JEAN CARTER . . . . Nashvma Tenn. Sociology ROBERT EUGENE CLARDY . , . NasHViHa Tenn. Social Adminis+ra+10n lRIS JOLENE CLAXTON . r . . . . Cowan Tenn. Spanish SCIENCES Firsf Row: MARY ELIZABETH COLUER Chemis+ry MARY FRANCES COUCH Sociology DELOlS DAVIS PoHJricaI Scie'nce Second Row: CURTIS LEE DILLIHUNT PolHical Science FLOYD DIXON, ...,... Mafhemafics KATIE MADALYN DOUGLAS English Third Row: ARTHUR DRAYTOFL JR. . . . Mafhemafics LILLIAN ESTER ESLICK Biologyr CHARLCWE CLOMELIA FYKES. Hisfory Fourth Row: JOYCE ANN GATES. 7 Spanish ELAWNE GOODRUM . . , . English CHARLES EMORY GOWDY Sociology Fiffh Row: DOROTHY GRANBERRY . . Psychology JAMES L. GREENE . Socioicgy CLAUDINE LGREER. . . Science Educafion . NashviHe, Term. NashviHe, Tenn. . MobHe. Ala. . Memphis Term. . AHan+a Ga. Nashville. Tenn. ,Monfgomery. Ala. . FayeHeviHe, Tenn. L . NasthHE, Tenn. .Memphis. Tenn. . Nashville, Tenn. , Aikem S.C. S+an+on, Tenn. . Memphis Tenn. , Lewisburg. Tenn. I97 ARTS AND s Firsi Row: 3 GLORIA ANNE HARBOR. Biology MILDRED HAIRSTON . , . Sociology RICHARD WILKIE HARDING. Biology Second Row: CARRIE LEONA HARRIS French MILDRED W. HERNTON Biobqy MARJORIE ANNE HOLMAN. Sociology Third Row: WILLIAM JAMES HOUGH Accouang IRVIN WENDELL HOWELL. Biology CONSTANCE ELAINE HOYLES. Sociology Fourfh Row: CHARLES JAMES HUNTER. Chemisfry ALLEN CURTIS JOHNSON Maihemchs BEULAH LEANA JOHNSON English Fiffh Row: BRUNELLA YOVONNA JOHNSON . Sociology VERNETTA JUANITA JOHNSON. Sociology RUBY HELEN JONES. . . EngHsh .ReidsviHe N.C. Birmingham. Ala. . NasthHe, Tenn. .Dayfona Beach. Ha. NashviHe. Tenn. . Nashvma Tenn. . Flerence, Ala. Paris. Tenn. ,CincinnaH, Ohio . MobHel Ala. . Knoxville. Tenn. . Lexingfon. Tenn. . Annis+onl Ala. . DeJrroit Mich; . Jackson. Tenn. A . . ,--m... $ SCIENCES Firs+ Row: WILLIAM THOMAS HENDERSON. MaH'uemchs TYCHICUS JUUUS, JR.. . Ma+hemchs ELLEN JEAN KELLEY. French Second Row: RAYMOND H. KEMP. . . Biology ANNA MAI KING. . . Bioyogy ELLEN LOWZA KING Third Row: SHARRON ANN LEE. . . Sociology AUDREY ANN LEWIS . Sociology CAROL LYNN LEWIS. PoIiHcaI ISc'ier-1cge Fourfh Row: CLEVETTA RENNE LOTT. Socioloqy- DON ERIC LOWRY. . . . . English BENNIE ALBERT McLIN. . Psychology Fiffh Row: MARTHA MAI MCMAHON. . . Speech and Drama JOYCE BETHEA MARTIN. Science EducaHon CLAIRE LaVERNE MELLS. Social AdminisfraHon Social Adrhir'u'sirafkgn- . Memphis Tenn. . Benfon, Miss. . Nashvilla Tenn. , Nashville, Tenn. . Nashville, Tenn. . Memphx's, Tenn. ,Memphia Term. .JacksonviHe. Fla. Galvesfon, Texas . Memphis. Tenn. Savannah. Tenn. . Nashville. Tenn. . Warfiaro, Tenn. . NashviHeK Tenn. . Nashville. Tenn. 199 ZOO SENIORS ARTS AND Firsf Row: 9' MILDRED JEAN MILESV . . . Memphis Tenn. Sociology MARY JEAN MONTGOMERY . Memphis, Termw EngUsh BERNICE MORTON , Murfreesboro, Tenn. French Second Row: CHARLENE MURPHY. , . , V , FayeHeviHe, Tenn. BIoquy YVONNE OWENS. . . .MempHs, Tenn. IEngiisl; ' NORMAN L. PASSMORE . . . . LexIng+on. Ky. Polmcd Science Third Row: CLARENCE BERNARD PATTERSON . . Monfgomery, Ala. ManemafIcs DOROTHY PEETE. . . . Memphis, Tenn. Engnsh ' WILLIAM E. PERRY. . . . . . . . .Toccoal Ga. Hisfory Fourfh Row: HENRY LEE PILLOW. . . . . 4 .Nashville. Tenn. PoHHcaI Science LOVS ANN POAG . . . . . , . . . .Nashville, Tenn. Speech and Drama YVONNE LOUISE POINTER . . . , . ,Nashvilla Tenn. Psychoyoqy Fi'H'h Row: PATRICK ALLEN PORTER4 . . . . . . Nashville. Tenn. Biology CAROL JEAN PROVINE . . . . Lebanon. Tenn. Sociology NORMA JEAN PRYOR . . . . . . Nashville, Tenn. Modern Foreign Languages SCIENCES Firsf Row: JOYCE ANN RUCKS . V , V . NashvilleV TennV Psychology ADELLA SANDERS. . . . . V V . V . V V Bessemer, Na. Sociology DENISE S. SAVAIN. . . . V . . . . Nashville, Tenn. French Second Row: BETTYE JEAN SCRUGGS V . . . . . . VLouisviHeV Ky. Sociology DAVID HAROLD SCURRYV . , . . .Galvesfon. Texas Pomical Science BARBARA ANNE SHAWA . , V . .NashvilleV Tenn. PoniCaI Science Third Row: GEORGE SHOLER SHAW V . V . . . . Memphis! Tenn. Hisfory LORETTA ETHEL SIMMONS . V . V . .Housfon. Texas Biology RUDOLPH SMITH . . . . . . V . . . VMemphis, Term. Hisfory Fourfh Row: JUDY MARIE SOLOMONV . . . . V . V ,Chicago. IH. Speech CorrecHon ANNA KATHERINE STAFFORD. . . . VNasthle. Tenn. Social AdminisfraHon ARDELIA MARICE STEWART, . . . . , Brownsville. Tenn. Ma+hemafics Fi'Hh Row: REESE J. STONE. JR.. . . . . . . . .Dublin, Ga. Polifical Science CELESTINE SUMMERFORD. . . . , . . . .Macon. Ga. Hisfory CELESTINE SWANSON. . . V .NashviHe, Tenn. Speech and Dra-me-n 201 7.02 SENIORS Firs+ Row: $3 FLOYD CLEVELAND TAYLOR . .Arlingfom Tenn. Chemisiry MAE RUTH TUCKER. v . . . .Jackson. Tenn. English JOYCE ARNElDA VARNADO. Los Angeles, Calif. Social Adminisfra+ion Second Row: ANNA E, WADE. A . . . .Murfreesboro. Tenn. Mafhemchs RUBY NELL WASHXNGTON .Memphis. Tenn. Ma+hema+1cs EVA GENElTA WESTBROOKV English Third Row: ADRIAN D. WHEELER . . Sociobgy LOUELLA DELORIS WILLIAMS. Speech Correcfion SHIRLEY ANNE WWLLIAMS . . Speech and Hearing FourH1 Row: JOSEPH HENDRIX WITHERSPOON, Hisfory ROSE MARIE WRIGHT. . . English A lMexandrTa. La. Franklim Tenn. .Jacksonville. Fla .Jacksonville, Fla. . Louisville, Ky. . DefroH. Mich. SENIORS EDUCATION Firsf Row: SANDRA OiRiTA ADAMS. . . . . . , .Chicago, Hi. HeaHIm Physical Educafion and- RecreaHon TRAVIS JOHN AIKIN. JR.. . , . , .Nashviiie. Tenn. Business Adminisiraiion DEANNA MARIE ALBURY, i . . .Miamii Fla. Eiemeniary Educafion Second Row: BEVERLY G. ALLEN. . i , . .Lewisburg. Tenn. Eiemeniary IEducVaiion MAURlNE DELORES ALLEN i . i i . .Memphisi Tenn. M usic Educaiion JULIET BANKSTON. . . iHiHsboro. Na. Heaifh and. Piiygic-al 'Egugafion Third Row: BARBARA JEAN BOWLES. . . . . . . iMemphisi Tenn. Eiemenfary Educa+ion VONCILE MARiA BRITTON , . . i .Monigomery, Na. Psychology ROBERT L. BRACK. . i . . . Music Educafion Fo u rfh Row: iDA MAE BROOKS. . i . .Brownsville. Tenn. HeaiH-I and Pihy-sicialiEcgiucaJrion GERALDINE P. BROWN. i i . .Nashviile. Tenni Business Educafion LAURA MAE BROWNi . . .Bessemer. Na. Healih and Ph'ysicaii Ed'uc-afion Fiffh Row: HOWARD LEON BURRELL . i . . . i . .Ufica. Miss. Business Adminisirafion THELMA LOUISE CAMERON . . . . . .Fairfield. Ala. Psychology MARIA ALEXIS CLARK. , i .Baifimore. Md. Psychology . Brownsviile, Tenn. 203 7.04 SENIORS EDUCATION Firs+ Row: JP SUSIE LEE CLARKJ . . I , . . . .NasthIIe, Tenn. Business EducaIIon JO TERRELL COGER. . . Memphis. Term. HeaHh and Physical Educahcn ROSIE COLLINS. . . . . . I I . I . .Nashville, Tenn. BusIness EducaHon Second Row: GLENN VIOLA CONYERS . . . .NasthIle Tenn. HeaHh and Physical Educafion JANET CASSANDRA COOK . . . .Mf. ClemensI Mich. EIemenIary Educahon MARY CUSTER. . . . . ICIIa++anooga. Tenn. ElemenIary EducaHon Third Row: WILLIE MAE DAVIS. . . .MemphIs Tenn. HeaHh and Physieal EducaIIon JAMES J. DeBERRYI . I . . . . , . . .NasthIIe. Tenn. Psychology THOMAS DELTON . I . For+ VaIIey, Ga. HeaHh and PhysIcaI Educaron FourH-I Row: MARGARET DELOlS DINKINS . . I . . .TuskegeeI Ala. BIOIogy MAXIE DELORES DOBBINS . . I IKIngsport Tenn EIememLary Educafion BARBARA ELAINE DYE . For? KnoxI Ky. HeaHh and PhysicaI Educafion FIHh Row: ELLA RHEA EDDINS. . . FayeHevIHel Tenn. EIemenIary Educafion WILLIE EVERETT. JR. . . I . CarfervaIIe Ga. MusIc Educaron ANITA FOSTER. . . Memphis, Tenn. HeaHh and Physical EducaIIon EDUCATION Firsf Row: WXLLETTE MAHALlA FOSTER. . . . ,Vicksburg, Miss. Musk: EducaHon JANICE MARIE FOX . V . . . . .Vicksburg. Miss. Music Educafion FLORENCE ELLA FRAZIER. . . . , Nashville Tenn. HeaH'h and PhysicaI Ec-iucafion Second Row: J. B. FULLER. . . . . . . . K . .Jackson. Term; HeaHh and Physical EducaHon JAMES BARNARD GILUS . . V . . Middiefown, Ohio HeaHh and Physical EducaHon GLADYS GRAGG . . . , . . V . . Nasthle, Tenn. Elementary EducaHOn Third Row: JAMES ALVlN GRANDERSON , . Memphis Tenn. Psychdogy BETTY WILSON GRIFFIN , , . Nashville Tenn. Music EducaHon HATTIE JEAN GUY . . 7 . .Fores+ HiH, Tenn. Elemem'ary Educafion Four'l'h Row: MILLARD HAYES, JR. . . . . Nashvilla Tenn. Business Adminisfraflon ANNA LEE HICKS . , . . , . . . , , . . Roanoke Va. Elemenfary Educafion VELMA JEAN HICKS. . . . . .Vicksburg. Miss. Elemenfary Educafion FifH-n Row: ELBERT EARL HILL , . 7 Oklahoma CIW. Okla. Business AdminisfraHon FLORA MAE HHL . . . . . . .NashviHe, Tenn. EVemenfary Education JESSICA JVEY. . ,Nashvllle. Tenn. Heal+ h :ana .Phlysi'cai EdlLCaHOn 205 206 SENIORS EDUCATION Firsf Row: BOBBIE JEAN JACKSON . , s . . .Memphfs. Tenn. Business Educafxon ULLIE RUCKER JENKINS. . . . . .ChaHanooga. Tenn. Hemenfary Educafion FRANCES E.JOHNSON. . . . . s e s sNashviHe, Tenn. Hemenfary EducaHon Second Row: NANNETTE JOHNSON 4 e . . . . . .Memphis. Tenn. HeaHh and Physical Educafion GRACE MIMMS JONES e . . . . . . .NeshviHe. Tenn. Elemenfary Educafion ELSIE KlMBRO. V . . . e . . . . . . eMemphIs, Tenn. Elemenfary Educafion Third Row: BESSlE DELORIS LEEe . , . . . . . . eVerbena, Ala. Business Educaftion MOZETTA LINK. . . . . s e s . . . Business EducaHon ANNIE LOIS McADORY e s . . . . Psychology . eMason. Tenn. . . .Bessemer. Ala. Fourih Row: LORETTA M. MACKEY, . s . . . s .Jensen Beach, Fla. Elemenfery EducaHon BETTYE JEAN MAJORs . s s . . . . sForf Myers, Ala. HeaHh, Physical EducaHon and Recreafion NOLEN DOLLENE MARTWNs s . . . . .NasthHe, Tenn. Elemeniary Educafion Fiffh Row: PHYLLIS JACKSON MARTIN . . . . . .Lynchburg, Va. Buslness Educafion ROSWE DELOIS MAYBERRY. s . e e . .Columbia. Tenn. Business Educafion BARBARA JEAN MORWS. s . . . . . . Memphis Tenn. Elemenfery Educafion EDUCATION Firs+ Row: SHWRLEY JEAN MORROW. . . . . . .Somerville, Tenn. Elemeni'ary Educa+ion THELMA MAXINE NANCE. . . s s . . sNashviHe.Tenn. HeaHh and Physical Educafion PAULENE NORRISs . . . . . . . ,College Grove. Term. Business EducaHon Second Row: ANN MARIE OSBORNE. s , s . . . s Mt Pleasant Term. Elementary Educafion DWAINE ROBERT PARKER. . s . . . . . Piffsburgh, Pa. Business AdminierraHon JAMES A. PEPPERs . . . , . s . . . .Nashfoe. Terms Psychology Third Row: MERITA ROZENA PETWAY. . . . . , .Nashville, Tenn. Psychology FREEMAN J. RAMSEY. JRH . . . . . .Nashville. Tenn. Business Adminisfrafion ANNIE MAY RICE. . . . . Nashville, Tenn. Healfh and PhQSI-cal- E.du.ca+Ion Fourfh Row: JOSEPHINE RICHMOND. . . . . . . . .Cordova, Tenn. HeaHh and Physical Educafion REGINA DELORES SCOTT. . . . . . . . , .Gary, Ind. Elementary Educaflon ANICE LENORA SHOWS . . s . . DefroH, Mich. Elemenfary Edilcafion Fiffh Row: FELECIA DELORES SIMMONS. . . . . . . Pulaski. Tenn. Biology FANNIE CECELIA SMITH s . . . . . . . . Defroif. Mich. Elementary Educafion MILDRED SMITH. . . . .Memphls. Tenn. Secrefarial Science 7.07 SENIORS EDUCATION Firs+ Row: 3' WILUAM E. SMWTH . . . . . . . . . New York N.Y. HeaHh and Physicd Educafion NEAL STRONG, . . . , . . . . .Sou+h Bend. Ind. Business Adm'mishaHon OSSIE MAE STROUD. . . . . . . .DadeviHe, Ala. Psychology Second Row: ADA LEANA TAYLOR . . . . . . . . . .Arlingfon, Tenn. Hemenfary Educafion ARNELL MICHELLE TAYLOR. . . . . . .JaCkson. Tenn. Business Educafion MATTHEW M. TAYLOR . . . . . .M+. Pleasant Tenn. Accouanq Third Row: ALBERT CHAINEY UMPHREY . . . .lndianapolis. Ind. E1emen+ary EducaHon HANNAH TUCKER WALKERV . . .Chaffanooga Tenn. Elemen+ary Educaffon MARY LOU WALLACE; . . . . . .NashviHe. Tenn. HeaHh and Physicalr Educafion Fourfh Row: GERALDINE BEATRICE WAY. . . . . . . .MiamI. Fla Elemenfary Educafion SHIRLEY A. WELLS. . . . . . . . Elemenfary Educafion RUTH OLA WESLEY . . . Elementary EducaHon . . .lnksfer. Mich. Memphis, Tenn. Fiffh Row: DOROTHY EDNIS WHITAKER. . . ,Lynchburg. Tenn. HeaHH and Physical EducaHon JIMMWE DEANN WHITE. . . . . . . .Lebanon, Tenn. EVemen+ary EducaHon MARGARET DENNARD WHITE. . . .ChaHanooga, Tenn. Elemenfary Educafion EDUCATION Firsf Row: SHIRLEY ANN WHITE. . . . v . CcVumb?a S.C. Psychology SHIRLEY ANN WKLLETT . . r . V . .PonHaCl Mich. Hemenfary EducaJrfon ALEXANDER WWUAMS. . . . ,CHcago, W. Business AdminTsHaHon Second Row: JAMES EDWARD WILUAMS . . . .lviormgomery Na. EWemenfary Educafion ROOSEVELT WILSON. . . . . . . . . .AHom III. HeaHh and PhysicaW Educafion SALONXA DONNICE WISE, . . . . .Riviera Beach Fla. Elementary Educafion Third Row: ARTHUR STEVE YOKIEY. . . . . . . .Columbfa. Tenn. Business Adminlsfrafion LARRY ZORNS . Birmingham, Ala. Music Educah'on 210 SENIORS i Firs+ Row: 4' WOODROW WILSON BELL. . . Vredenborgh, Ala, IndusMal Arfs EducaHon JOHNNY N. BLACKMAN . , . . . .Nashville, Tenn. CM! Engmeering ROBERT BWNFORD CARTER . . . . . ,Hun+sviHe. Ala. Hedrical Engineering Second Row: GEORGE D. CUTLER. . . . . . . . . . .Tampa, Fla. Archifecfural Engineering BILLY JOE EDWARDS. . . . . . . ChaHanooga, Tenn. Eledrical Engineering IRVWN PATRICK GRICE . . . , Memphis. Tenn. Indusfrial Arfs Third Row: CARL EDWARD HILTON . . , . . .Morrierownl Tenn. Elecfrical Engineering THOMAS FRANK HOLLOWAY. . . Jacksonville, Fla. EIedricaI EnngeerIng HINTON C. JONES, JR.. . . . V . . . NashviHe, Tenn. ArchHedu ral Engineering Four+h Row: WELDON BOYD KWDD . , lndushial Educalfion LEROY MALONE . . .Memphis. Tenn. Hedrica-l EngInVeelring JAMES H MANNS . . . . . . . . Memphis. Tenn. lndusfrial Arfs EducaHon . . .Amioch. Tenn. Fi'Hh Row: GERALD ANTHONY PRICE . . . Eledrlcal Engineering VAUGHN L. PRICE . V . . . . . . .Miaml, Fla. Elecfricd Engineering RONALD RILEY. . . . . . . . . . . ,Nashvllle, Tenn. Archifecfural Engineering . McDonough. Ga. ENGINEERING Firsf Row: EDDIE WWSTON ROSS JR.. , . . .Monfgomery Na. HecfricaI Engineerinq CHARLES CLYDE STAFFORD JR.. . . .Opa-Locka, Fa. Archifecfurd Engineering OSCAR BERNARD STALLWORTH . . . . . Mobile, Na. Mechanicai Engineering Second Row: JAMES WHITE. . . . . . . . . . . Memphis. Tenn. Indush'IzJ Arfs Educafior MORRIS L. WOODS . . . . . Memphis. Tenn. Archifedural EnoTneering 'LI'I II Happened On Campus .Mm , u The S+uden+ ChrIsHan Assoclahon spearheaded a campus-wlde Thanksgiving food baskef Winnie SCO'H as Alfreda and Paul Johnson as her son In a scene drive. Hem Charles H. King's The Voices of Liberfyh A baHery of ambmances on fhe scene are grim fesfimony +0 an accii Campus nursery school kiddies lewcf +heIr play yard to qreef heavyweighf champion denf In which five sfudenfs were inlured when a recHessly driven au+o- Cassius Gay. mobile jumped a curb. pbwing info +heir midst Achon for Improved safefy measures was +he aHermafh. Pupils of Head Sfarf Mefro School Sysfem Program visifed fhe Campus farm wifh +he1r +eacher, Mrs. EaHene Zinaman. Coaches af +he Coaches Chnlc: Joe Gilliam 0? Tennessee S+a+e, Bob Devaney of Nebraska, Nelson MifcheH of Tennessee fafe and Roy Skinner of Vanderbilt II Happened on Campus Omeqas WiHiam GIIL Vorry Moon Prince Robinson AHonza Pafrick, Larry Brown and Larry HerrKng arriving br a visH at NashviHe s GMS' Vocaffonal Scho3l. Faculfy sfaffrers, and guesfs enioy bridge and oner card games af +he Unfverslfy Presidenf's anmm px'cnic 5+ his 240 aCre ranch, Rivervlew Acres. Women's Track Coach Ed TempVe In a Hmeimrf +our abouf Hwe Helen Banks and hack feam sfar JarrehL Moore, fake a furn abomL Hwe Hoor af cHy of CoMmbus, Ohio wifh TigerbeHes Esfejle Baskerviiie. Maf- NashviHe's Hippodrome roller ska+mg rink. Meme Render, Evelyn Harvey. and Wyomia Tyus. . AND THE YEAR OF THE TIGER BUILDS ON . . . Index of Students and Faculty .A Abbage, JanIce, 79, 89, I58 AbeInthy, Mary, I28, I3l Abernthy, MIrIam, I37 Abe'nthy, Roberf 0., I49 AC5III'I, FIorIa, 33, 63, 79, 93 AdaIr, ChrisIIne, 99, I28 Adams, Ozie L, 37 Adams, Sandra, 67, 203 A'kIn, TravIs, 90, 203 AIbuIy, Deanna, 203 AIexander, ChrIsIIne, 49 AIexander, Lora, Achander, MIIIon, I08 AIIen, BeverIy, 203 AIIen, Corner, 70, 7I AIIen, DonaId, 30 AIIen, LIIIIe, 98 AIIen, MaurIne, 47, 203 AIIeI'I, RonaId, II3 Anderson, Frances, 89 Anderson, MabIe 83, I37 Anderson, Thomlas6 J I63 Aan, n, PIeggy, AppIIng, CIIIIOIId,6 70, 7I Archer, Leonard C., II49 ArrIngIIcn JunIus, II3 AWSIronq CaroIvn, 39, I9 Askew, Joseph, 44, 70 7I, I:,76 77 78, 79, 83, I9 AI: IIIsonD, CaIvIn 0., I63 AIkIns, DorIs, I39 BaIIImore, Jerry, 65 Ealden, Carolyn, I28 BaIden, Sam, I32 BamgbaIIye, SImeon, 79 Banks, CaIvIn, I79 Banks Laura IL,ee I94 BanksIon, JuIIeI, I203 BarneII, MyrIIe, 63, 79 BarIeII, CIara, 75, I43 Barfey JuIIanI, 65 BaskerviIIe, EsIIEBIe, Il5, II6 BaskervIIIe, MarIe, 98 Bass, VernIa, I96 Beard, Alonzo, 73, 78 BeasIey, Kay, 89 BeasIey, MIchaeI, 39 BeII, JacqueIIne, I96 BcII, James, I09 BeII, LucIIIe, 56, 97 BeII, Wendonn, I49 BeII, Woodrow W,, 2I0 Bender, Charles, 97 Bess, Joseph, I00 Beverly, Arlinda, 89 Blackman, Johnny, 7I, 2I0 BIarIIon, John, IOI Boddie, John, I96 Bond, Andrew, I37 Bond, Benny, BI Bond, CIyde, 186 Bond, RoseIIa, 79 Bonner, Faye, 7 Eonner,$1ephen,8l BossIe, EIIIah, I20 BosIIck, FranIcIs Bowdy, Herman, BI Bowen, Eugene, 73 BowersI, Tyree, I3I BOWIe PresIon L.. 7I, I96 BowIes, Barbara, 203 Boyd, Gwendonn, 63, 79 BoykIn, BeIIv, I96 BoykIn, HerberI, I09 BIack, RoberI', 96, 97, 203 BrackIn, Barbara, I3I Braden, RonnIe, Bradv, He. man 9D.I 40 Bragg, Sarah, Brandon, GweIndonn, 63 BIIce, ErnesI, 77 2I BrIIIon, Ingrid, 99 B'IIIon, VoncIIeI, 67 203 Brock, FrankIIn, I30 B'ooks, BeIIv, I94 Brooks, DavIs, 96, 97 Brooks, George, 63 Brooks, Ida, 203 Brooks, RIIa Jean, I96 Brooks, RooseveII, 68 Books, W'IIIe Franinn, 99, I94 Brown, AIIcIa, I43 BIown, GeraIdIne, 203 Brawn, Larry, 68, 7I Brown, Laura, 203 Brown, Marcus, 96 Brown, RorIaId 0., I68 BIown, SaIthIeI, I96 Brown, WaIIace, 64, 65, 79, 83, 90 Brown, WIIIIe, ,7I B'ueII, MarIIyn, 65 RrvanI, JeaneIIe, 47 BryanI, John N., 7I BryanI, JuanIIa, 78 I30 BryanI, NIna, 75 BryanI, OIIIeI Andre, 32,39, 66, 67,79, 8I Bryson, AniIa, Buchanan, HaIroId, 79 Buchanan, Norman, 70, 7I Bqurd, MaIIIe, I96 Burks, Chara 63, I02, I84 Burns, Il3 BurreII, HIoward, 64 65, 203 BurIon, LavIIIa, 32, 37, I38 BuIIer,I BenIamIIn, I00 BuIIen, George, I96 BuIIEr, LIIIIa'I. 89 BuIIer, MargaIeI 96 BuI Ier, RoberI, 64, I20 C CaIIoway, Fred, I20 CaIIoway, RICIIard, 69 Cameron, TheIma, 203 CanIreII, Sara'w, II5 Carney, DavId, 73 CarpenIer, E, J,. I68 Carr, GeorgIa M., 89 Carr, Joe, I09 CarIer, AIIIne, 32 CarIer, BeIIy, 88 CarIer, GIoI'Ia, I96 CarIer, Haze E., I37 CarIer, Hazo, Jr., 8l CarIer, James, I05, I07 CarIer, LeIorI John, 32, 42, l29, I3I CarIer, MIchaeI, I3I Ca'Ier, Robe I 65, 2I0 CasseIIe, LaCanas, I21 CaIIIy, AmeIIa, I02 CauseII, Larrv, III CauseII, WIIIIam, III ChanIn, MarIIn H., I54 CIaIborne, MonIraviIIe I., I63 CIardv, RoberI, I96 Clark, Joseph, 82 CIark, MarIa, 63, 203 CIark, Sus'e, 75, 204 CIark, Yvonne, 48 CIaXIon, IrIs, I96 CIay, Canary, I02 Clay, Myra, I94 CIeaver, Donna, 67 CIeveIand, Joe, 69 Cobb, AIIIe, I32 Cobb, RoberI 8,, I63 Cobbs, ArneIha, SI CoI-Iee, J. C., I7I Coqer, Jo, I73 204 Cole, Larry, l09 CoIeman, AIvIn, I20 CoIeman, Matha, 79 CoIeman, Roy, I32 CoIIIer, 'Caronn, I43 CoIIIer. Marv, I97 CoIIIns, Bobby, I09 CoII'ns, FrederIck, 73, 79 CoIIIns, Lawrence, 77 CnIlIns, Ros'e. 204 CoIIIns, WIIIie, 97 Corner, Sammy, I40 Conley, Leroy, II3 Convers, GIenn, 3l, 204 Cook, JaneI, 92, 93 204 Cook, Jesse Lee, I30 Cook, Larry L., 69 Cooper, Joe, 72 CorneIIus, Joe, 73 Couch, Mary, 75, I97 Cousin, GIenda, 75 Cox, HannIbal, 42, I32, I86 Cox, MIchaeI W,, I30 Cox, W. Durv, 40, 8I, I53 Cranford, HuberI C., 69 Craonrd, JacqueIIne, 34, 36 Crawford, James, Crooks, MabeI 5., I86 Crouch, HubeII 8., I49, I85 Crow, AIIred, 69 Crowder, Sandra 79 Crump, ICecIIIe EBI 6I63 Crump, O. W. CuIIer, CIarchIe,I B58, 65. I20 CuIILm'I, Edwar4 N.,I I49 FuIver, Marv, 52 Cunqun PrIscIIIa 97 CunnIngham, Lee Roy 73 CunnIngham, SaIIIe, 75 CusLer, Marv. 204 CuIIer, George, 2I0 D Dabnev, WaIIer H., 30 Dede, Carlos, III DaIbIns, BerII-an F 78 Damron, PaIrIca, 67, 79 DanIeI, ILoIs, I86 DanIeI, MarIceIIa. 67, II5, I2I DanneII, Ernes'r, I4I DarneII, RoberIJH I30 Davean,orI WII AInne l DavenporIe, AIvIno, Davis, Barney, 65 DavIsI CheryI, 63 Davis, DeIoIs, 77, I97 DavIs, George L, I49 DavIs, IvaneIIa, 58, 62 DavIsI, James, 97 Davis,I MIIIon, Jr., 82 DavIs, TamaraI, II5 DavIs WaIIer S 42, 49, DavIs, WIIIIe MaIe, 68, 75, 83, 204 Day, NthanIeI, I30 Dean, SImon, 97 DeBan, CaroIvn, 98 DeBe'ry, James, 204 DeIIon, Thomas, 201 Denny, Hosrace, 58 D,Iaz EIa 70. 56 DIckIey, EIdIrIdIge, I06, I07, DIIIhImI, CurIIs. 77, I97 DImps, Lond, 68, I20 DInkIns, Margaret 67, 2 onn, Edward 8., 7I onn,I Fond, I97 DIyon, Janice, I58 onnI SheIIa, 33, 39 Dobens, MaxIe, 204 Dobson, Sandra, 79 Dodson, AIIred, I09 Dodson, Velma, 63 DorIcII, Heyward, I74 Douglas, KaIIe, 80, I97 DougIass, DaIsv, I43 DoonI, John R, 73 Doer, Roy, 46 DozIer BI T., 04 Draper, DoroIIy, I63, I65 DravIon, ArIIwI', 77, I97 DraonnI, FranceIs, 39 DrIver, EIIen, 46 DrIver, PaI, I39, I43 DLCkIACOrII'I, Ray F., 79 DunceI'n, Jacaueline, 98 Dunn, Joe. 120 DuprIee, WIlma, 8l Durham, Joe, 54 Dye, BaIrbara, 72 77, I02, 204 EasIey, MeIIssa, 67 EasIerIIng, SyIvIa, 67, 79, BI EddIns, Ella, l28 204 Edwards, AIIIeIoIIs, 53, 78, 94 I Edwards, BIIIy J., 2 0 Edwards, LuciIIe, 6I Edwards, Mack, I40 EIdrIdge, RoberI, II7, EskrIdge, ArneIIa, I43 EsIIck, LIIIIan. I97 Eubanks, Larry, 70, 7I Eubanks, WIlIy, I28 EvereIIe, WIIIIe, 97, 204 Exum, DoroIIIy, 155 F Fagin FaII, Howard CI FaIIs, Terressa, BII, I43 FarbIes, BeryI, I86I Farrar, WinsIon C., I49 FavroI, Leo, I68 FeIIer, DavId, I32 Ferguson, Howard, 73 Ferguson, Lorenzo, 96 FerreI, KtherIne, 90 FInIey, Caronn 63, I58 FInIey, Howard, 73I FIsIIer, Jerado, 64 Flowers, MaIIye, I39 118, Henry L., 43, 92, 93, 65 Flowers, Thomas W., I30 FIuker, CaroI, 52, 63 FIV CarcIyn, 75 F08rd, HaroId, 55, 55, 59, 55, 7o, 73, 79, 83 FOBII, LewIs S. I3I FosIIer, AnIIa 98,204 FosIerI, WIIIeIIe, 205 FowIer, Bruce, IIB Fox, JanIce, 63, 205 Frank, Mack T., 69, I3I FrazIer, FIorence 205 Freeman, AnnIe, 83 Freeman, Co rIeIIIIIs. 7I, FreIweII, GlorIa, 99 FuIIer. JI. I3., 205 Fuqua, DoroIhy, I38 Fykes, CharIcIe, 197 G GadIson, MabeI, I43 GaIIoway, LeIIIe, 39, ISI 216 79 I72, I84 I84 II9 II0, GambIe, Sandra, 52, 63, 79 Garcner, FrIeda, 7 Gardner, MichaeI, 96 Garner, James, 82, Il3 Garner, LeIa, 35, I49, I50 GarreII, GIICIIrIsI, 73, 78 Gary, aHIeerI, 68, 98, I2I Gasaw , Sadie C., I49 GaIes, Joyce, 33, 37, 38, 77, I97 GenIry, Howard C., I87 GenIry, Sarah, 6I Gibson, Presfon, 97 GIlberI, HaroId 0,, I30 GIII, AnIIa, 99 GM, WiIIIar-I, 7I, 99 GIIIIam, Joe, I06, l07 GIIIIS, James, 69, I203 GIIpIIn, PaI, 35 GIvensI, JarIIeI 98 GoInesI, ConIyI, III eoIns, EddIe T,, I63, I66 Goodrum, EIaIne, I97 Gordon, Edward, 70, 7I Gowdv. Charles 97, I97 Graqq, GIadys, 75, 96, 205 Graham, JaneI, 98 Graham, Mary, 96, 99 Granberry, Caronn, 47, 79, 83 Granberry, DoroIIIy, 29, 33, 35, 36, 37, I97 GrandeIson, James, 77, 205 Graves, Mae EddIe, 63, 8I Gray, CIInIon, I09 Gray, Wayne, 97 Green, Elsie, I36 Green, FrankIIn, I09 Green, Jean, I28 Green, Marvin, 58 Greenberq, GIIIda M, I63 Greene James L. I9I7 Greene, Richard, 82 GreenhIII, L. C., I40 Greer, Barbara, 52 Greer, CIaudIne. I97 Greer, FrankT.I I84 GrIce, Gregory,I 65 GrIce,I IrvIn P.. 2I0 GrIIIIn, BeIIv, 205 GrII'IIn, CanhIa, 67 Gross, James, 39, 69 GunIer, PearI K., I63 GupIon, Myra, 47 Guy, HaIIIe, 205 H HaIrsIon, MIIdred. I98 HaII, Elsie, 75 HamIbrIIe, IJoseph A., I30 HamIIIon, DavId A, 49, I37, l85 Han-IIIIon, Jerry, III HamIIIonI, VIrgInIa, 6I Hammond, RICIIarcI, IIO, III HampIon, Arfhur, I40 HamrahI, Houshang, 82 HamrahI, Monoucehr. 82 Hancock, IISaIch, Il0 Hankins, GarIand, 65 Hannah, George, 65, 85 Hannas,CI1esIer,7I Harbor GIorIa I67 77, I98 Harbor, Machnc, I467 HarbouIr,EIIzabeIII1 HardawaIy, Larry, 7'4 Harding RIChard I98 Hardy, HI C I4 HarIanI, CarIeIIa, I43 HarperI, W. V. 30 HarringIIon, G6raId, 79 HarrIs, AIIan, I40 HarrIsI, Annie, I58 HarrIsI, B. A., 83 Harris, CarrIe, II5, I98 HarrIs, Edward, 89, I28 HarrIsI Howard, Il2 HarrIs.I LazeII, I43, I94 Harris, Mary, 75 HarrIs, Norma, 98 HarrIs, Thomas, 30 HarrIs, VIrqInIa, 63, 79 HarrIs, WIIIIe J., 36, 37 HarrIsorI, Frank, 97 HarrIsorI, GlorIa, 8I Harvev, CIara, I28 Harvey, Evern 67, II4, II5, II6 Ha vev, John A. 3 Hawkins, Adrlenne, 56 HathorIne, Lamar,I Il3, I2I Hayes, AIvIIrI, 69 Haves, MIIIaId. 205 Haywood, CharIoIIe, 62, 63 Henderson, Barbara. 40 Henderson, Carrie, 68 Henderson, Haywood. l4l Henderson, James, 65 Henderson,I WIIIIam I99 Henning, 7Carlos, I94 Hepval Herd, He7nryA, 7I HernIon. Mildred. I98 Herring. Barbara. 75 Herring. Larry. 7I Hicks. Anna. 205 Hicks. ShIrIer7 82 Hicks. VeIma. 205 High YolandIa7 99. I27 HIII. AIvIn L.. I65 HIII. EIberI. 205 HIII. FIoI'a. 205 HIII. JacqueIIne. 79 iHII. James 0.. I32 HIII. Logan. 65. 77 79. MI HIII. Mario. 75 HII. MachIrIe. I39 HIIIon. Carl E.. 2I0 Hodges. Thomas H.. I32 HoIIand. LoreIIa. 75 HoIIey. IJames. 96 Hollins. Minerva. 63. 79 HoIIoway. Thomas P.. 2I0 Holman. MariorIe. 32. I98 HoImes. Edward. I40 HoImes. Robert I40 HoIIon. Thomas. 35 Home. Barbara. 97 Hough. William. I98 House. WaIIer W7. I3I House. WIIbur. 7I Howard. George H.. 69. 79 Howard. WiIIIaI-n. 96 HoweII. Irvin. I98 Hoyles, Consfance. I98 Hudson. EarIIne H.. I63 Hudson. Roberf. I497I I52. I58 Huff, LIouIs H.. 70. Hughes. Thomas II-I7. IIII Humphrey. Claude. 72 73.120 HunIer, CharIes. I98 Hunfer. Harold7 497 II7 HuIson. Darlene. 187 Ingram. George. I30 Ivev. JessIca. 205 J Jackson. Ava. 8I Jackson. Bobee, 206 Jackson. Callie. I02 Jackson. Freddie. 75 Jackson. GIOIIa, I58 Jackson. James. IIO. III Jackson. John. II3 Jackson. Marya. 63 Jackson. MurreII. I94 Jackson. MyrIIcIe. 67 Jackson. WIIIIam N IdeanI. I49. I85 Jackson. WIIIIam N. IsIudenII. 78. 85 James. Bernard. 79. 82 James. Darrel. 797 90 James. DoIores. 67 Jenkins. LIIIIe. 206 Jennings. CharIes. IOI Jennings. Vera. 79 Jerkins. KenneIh F7. I49 Johnson. AIIan CurIIs. 85. I31. I98 Johnson. Beulah. I98 Johnson. BruneIIa. I98 Johnson. Cuba. 7I Johnson. Edward. IIB. II9 Johnson. Errol J.. 69 Johnson Frances. 206 Johnson. Geraldine. 89 JohnsonI GIadys. 89 JohnsonI Harvey C. I63 Johnson. James. ll3I JohnsonI JoyceI 83 JohnsonI Leo. I20 Johnson. Mary. 37. 38 Johnson. Melvin. 67 Johnson. Milna. 897 I43 JohnsonI NanneIHe 206 Johnson. PaIsy. I43 JohnsonI Rofher R.. I49 Johnson. VerneIIa. I98 Jones. Brenda. 627 63 Jones. CIInIon. I56 Jones Grace. 205 Jones. HinI'on. Jr.7 2I0 Jones. Janice. 56 Jones. John. 64. I20 Jones. MaryIIand. 63.79.83 JonesI OIIIe. 62. 63. 79. 90 JonesI RobeIf. 109 Jones. Ruby I-IIeIen. I98 Jones. Sadie7 63 Jones. Sandra. 63 JonesI Troy. 40. 80. 8I JuIius. Tychicus. I99 K KeIIer. ErnesI E7. I30 KeIIey. EIIen. I99 KeIIey. SusIe. 6I Kemp. Raymond. 68.69.78. Kennedy. E.l II3 Kidd. Mary. l02 KIddI Weldon B7. 2I0 KIIIens. Henry. 68 Kimbro, Elsie. 6I. 205 KIncaIde. LoreIIa7 677 78. 79 KIng. Anna. King. CaIviIn E.. I49 KIng. EIIen. I99 King. George. 79 King. Paul 6.. 89. I87 Kinnard Anna. 47. 75. 79. 88. 90. Kinsey. Ervin7 68. 77. 83 Koonce. CaronrI.I 63 L Lee. BessIe. 205 Lee. Charles. I04. I2I Lee. CurfIs R7. 45 Lee. Damon 65 Lee. JuIIus. IIO. Ill Lee. Sharon. I99 Leroy. AdmIraI. 68 LesIIe. Frank E.. 7I LeSure. Iadys. 75 LeII. WIIIIe. l09 Lewers. Anna. 96. 97 Lewers. Barbara. 96 Lewis. AIma. 62. 63. 78 LewIs. Audrey Ann. 797 I99 LewIs. Audrey E7. I63 Lewis. CaroI I99 Lewis. CIiroIn. 93 LewIs. Eddie ID7 78 LewIs. Edward C7. 47. I63 Lewis. MaIIIe. 75 LIgon. Roger. 82 LindsaIy. Crawford B I49 LIndsey. Barbara J.. 79 Link. MozeIIa. 206 Lipscomb. James. 65 LIHIe. Shannon. I7l Lloyd7 R. Grann. I63 I.ond. WIIIIe L7. 69 Lockridgc. Eura O 30 Lockridge. WIIIIamI. I4I Logan. Eunice. 99 Long. CamIIIeI. 78 Looney. RobeIrII. I32 Lothridge. Ralph. I30 LOH. CIeveIIa. I99 Love. Theodore A.. I49 Lowry. Don. 33. 36. 42. 76. 77. 79. BI. 94. I52. I58. I99 Luney. ChesIer. I29. I32 M Mack. Linda. 8I Mackev. LoreIIa. 206 Manr. BeIIye. 206 MaIIeIIe. John M.. I55 MaIIcHe. Maurene. I69 Malone. Gail. I94 ManrIe, Leroy. 2I0 Mance. CharIIy M7. 49 Mani. Rama I.. I49 Manns. James H,. 2I0 March. Frederick. 80 MarIey. Frank. 42. I26. I29 MarIIn. Joyce B.. 199 MarfIn. Nolan. 206 Marfin. PaIrIcIa. I02 MarIIn. PhyIIIs. 92. 93. 206 Mason. CIarice. 79 Masuoka. Edna C.. I49 MaIIock. Felix. 68. I72. I73 May. Joe. I087 109 Mayberry. Brenda Jane. 32. 44 Mayberry. Doris. I28. I3I Mayberry. Rosie. 206 MayerId. Bobby. 80 Mays. NIebraska. 49. I63. I87 MawaeII. AIi. BI MaxweIII ChIarIes E.. 69. 76, 79. BI Maxey. IPhyIIIs. 7 McAdoo. Anna. 96. 97 McAdoryI. Anni6. 206 McCaII. SherriII. 79 McCamps. Louise. 96 McCIain7 Edward. I0l McCIinfoIn. Dorofhy. 75 McGuire. IEdIIh. 3I7I 67. II5. II6 McHaney. Sandra. 5 Mclnfire. ShIrIey. 8I McKeld ih. JacqueIIne. 8I McKenzieI Ob Ie. McKInneyI. EddiIe. 3I40 McKinney. F. J. D. I63 McKIssack. Ann. I79 McKissack. Barbara. I28. I87 McLaurIn. Tecumseh. 967 I09 McLawrin. Carolyn. 6I McLin. Bennie. 7I. 777 83, I29. I99 McMahon. Matha. 75. I99 McRae. Franklin. I05. I06 MeIIs. ICIaIre. I99 MerriIII. John. I07. I84 MIIes IMiIdreIcI. 200 MiIIer. CharlesI I41 MIIIer7 Richard7 II9 MIngo. Leonard. 97 MiIcheIl. DeImar. II3 MIIcheII. Edward P.. I63 MifcheII. EnzIeyI I40 MiIcheIII Gerceda 79. 89 McGh adam. Hassan. 82 63 217 Monfgomery. EIeanor. Montgomery. James. MonIgomery. Mary 00 .Vorry. 706 76. 77. 79. Moore. Ronnie. 7I Moorehead. TheIIma. Morrow. ShIrIev J.. Mosby. FUII'On R77 MoHey. Maureen. 96. 97 I 8 . GIenda. 75. 78. 8I Murphy. CharIene 200 Murphy. James. 97 Murray. AIberI. 97 Neer7I KaI'heryIII E.. 897 967 98 Olive. B6bby. 7II OIey. Maffilou. 6I. Overfon. Henry T.. I Yvonne. 46. 200 Passmore. Norman. 200 Pafrick. AIfonza. 70. 7I. 83 . CIarence. 69. 200 Payne. Joseph A.. Pearson. Judy. I39 Peefe. DoroIhyI. 337 79. 200 Perry. WIIIIam. 200 PeHawayI. RosIIa. 52. Pefwgy. MerIIa. 67. 207 PIIIowI I-I.enryI I200 Poag. LOIS Aan7 I 40. 63. 200 Poag. Thomas E. I407 I8I. 200 Price. AnnIE. 49 PriceI FIeeIwood. 44 PrIceI GeraId A.. Price. Vauqhn L. 2I0 PrIde. Danny. I05 PTImLIS. Jeremiah. 70 Prince. Yvonne. I75 PringItIe. GrandIerson. Prudenf. HeIen. 687 99 R RaIIIngs. CalanIhIa. II5 Ramsey, Freeman. I207 Ramsey. WIIIIam. 72 73.79 Ransom. Frankie. II2 RandoIpIh. Mike. 92. 93 RawIs Roger. II28 Redden MarII7an I43 RedmonId. LIIIIeI I3 I39 Reed. M6rceIIous7 II27 I I3 Reed7 Wanda. 807 I58 ReeseI7 EIIce. I337 46. 67. 79. 947 I39 ReeveIs7 JamIes. 30. I94 Reeves. LudIe. I43 ReevesI Wayne. I88 Reid. Graham. l027 I22. I23 Render. I.IndaI7 96I RenderI Maffihene Il5. II6 Reynolds. Maxine I43 Reynolds. YoIanda. I68 Rhodes7 DanIeI. IOIZ RIce. Annie. 337I I72. I73. 207 Rice. Dorothy. 62. 3 RichImond. Josephine. 207 Riley. RoriaId. 2I0 RInggoId. Lloyd. 9I. 93 Rivers. ErnesIII-Ie. 67 RoachIGeorg67138 Roberson. ShirIIey7 62. 63 RoberIs. IJImmy. I09 Roberst MCAthur. 73. II8 Robinson. Allen. II09 RobinsonI EdmoInd. 70 RobinsonI Johnny. I07. I2I RobinsonI Prince. 7I Rog ers. RogersI DaFayneI 63 Melvin. 82 Roland. EunIce7 78. BI. 96 7I RoIIe. IAIvIn. 70. Rose, HelenI C.. I88 Ross. RossI. Eddie W.I 2II RudoIph. II30 Roy. Nora L I58 Rucks. Joyce. I20I Rqueng. David. 33. 64. 65. 78. I32 Ryan. CecII. I80I S Sampson. Charles. 79. 80 Sampson. Leroy. I79 Sanders. AdeIIa 20I SandersI John. I83 Sasser. IAnnieI.G H. 45. I88 I49 SasserI Earl L.. SavainI. Denise 20I Savoy. DonaId. I56 Sawyer. GranvIIIe M. I497 185 ScarIeIIe. Wilma. I49 ScaIes. ScoII'. ScoIII ScoHI ScoII. ScoIfI DIanieI7 32I I40. I94 Bernard. IOI PhIIIIp. II7. II8 Regina. 47. 207 Rose C7. 79 Winnie. 8I ScreIcher. CurIis. 97 Scruggs. BeHy. 63. 20I Scrufcheon. CurfIs. 97 Scurry DavId. 68 20I Sengsfacke. WhIIIIIer. BI 94. I28 Shannon. SIoIomon Sharp. Shaw. Shaw. Shaw. Shaw. ShawI. I63 John. 42 AthuIr, 82 Barbara. 20I Damon. 97 George. 20I WIIma. 767 79 Shedd. EIIzabIeIhI 782 SheIIeIIn. JoAnn, SherreIII Myra, 3276 Shockley. Duahe. 797 I09 Shows. Anice 207 Simmons. ArIIhur E.. I2I SimmonsI Doris. I54 Simomns. FeIecIa. 207 SImmons. LoreII'a7 20I SImmonsI Vivian. 4282. I28 Simmons. W. J.. Simpson. CaroI7I 6432 Sims. Sims. Sims. Sims. FrankIe. 8II George. I09 Sylvia. 80 Zack. II3 SingIeIon. Alana. 98 SingIeIon. SheryI. 997 I02 SkIIIern. Slade. SmIIh. SmIIh. SmIIh. Smith. SmIIh. Sm III. SmIIh. SmIth SmIIhI Smith. SmIIh. SmIIh. SmIIh. SmIIh. SmIIh. SmIIh. Smith. Jo Ann. 8i Eugene. III Bobby. I30. I79 Earl. I28 Edna. I43 Fannie7 207 FIeIcher. I04. I06. I20 Frederick D. I3 7 Gwendonn. I63 GwendonnI E. 6I. 78. 96 MIIdred, 207 Nancy TheIma Jean. 32. I58 Robert I09 Rudolph. 20I Sam. Tyrone. 69 W. 0.. I63. I67 WIIburn. 767 79 WIIIIam. 206 SnyderI ObIeI II 7 SoIomonI JudIyI 79, 81I 20I SoufhalII LindaI 8I3 SpencerII TravIsII III SvaeyI SamI 105 SIaIIord. Anna K.. 201 Stafford, Char1es, 211 SIa1IworI1II Oscar, 45I 65I 211 SIaIworth JamesI 6B SIalwothI ThomaIs E 69 SfarginI SIephen Sfephen SIevensI SIewarII, SIewarII SIewarII SIewarIII SfokesI SIoneI 5+0qu Robert SIrangeI sI A1onzo T.I sI Barbara. I IWI1IIe, 113I I70 A1ber1I96I 97 ArdeIIaI 4I5 63I 79. J201 P. E. 3 WiIqurnI140 WI11IamI I42 I42 Reese, 201 Forrest 16I I7 SIraIfOrdI AnnaI 189 SfreefI SIrIckIandI Dorofth frIcklandI Kenneth BrendaI 99 I39I 194 120 SIrIck1andI LeamonI 30 SIroan SfrcngI SIroudI SIuarII SI'unsoInI NeaII 82I 208 Pa'rsy, 46 055 e 208 IvarII158 ClaIrenceI 83 SuddethI BarbaraI 98 Summer SuffonI 75 Swanson. CelesIIneI 75, 78I 79I 80I 81I SwansonI SwIndIe SwindIeI Tal1eyI TaylorI Tay1orI TaylorI TaonrI Tay1orI Tav1orI TaonrI TaonrI Tay1or. Taylor, I0rd. CeIesIIneI 201 GIIndaI Robert 140 I FrankI 111 John, 110. 1 I I T JamesI 70I 7II 81l 83I AdaI 61, 208 AHIIea, 6 Arnell, 208 BeIIIaI 98 EvereHI 96 Floyd, 202 Henry MaffhewI 42, 65I 78I 79I MIchaeI A.I 69 Olivia. 61 Buddy, 106I III, 201 92 137l IZ9I 208 169 Taylor. WI1IIamI 108 TeagueI Cass F. LI . Temp1eI Ed., 49I 115 IIerreHI GeraidI 69 Terre1lI Grady. 73 TerryI EmmaI 79 ThomasI AIphonsaI 78 ThomasI BeHye JII 75. ThomasI HenryI 98 ThomasI LouisI 108 ThomasI SaIIIeII 68 TomIinI RIcharIdI 65 ThompIsonI JohnI 111 ToranI IsaIahI 73 TosonI James L.I 69 TreherneI Carr A.I 188 Tucker, Mae, 202 TuckerI MaggIeI 75. I58 TuckerI WIIIIamI 106 Turner, Anne, 39 Turner, Char1ss. TurnerI Sandra. 98 Turnipseed, RosIeI 77I 79I TyusI WyomiaI 67, 114, IISI 168 168 140 I43, 116 195 U Umphrey, AIberI'I 72I 73, 79I 174I 208 UnderwoodI MaxlaI I28I 31 V VaIenIIneI JaneI 63 VanBurenI BeHyeI 40 VanBuren, SymanIhIaI 195 VarnadoI Joyce, 63I 202 VIncean Robert 65I 79 W Wade, AnnaI 202 WaggenaI EIeanorI 75 WaIdenI FrankI 46 Wa1ker, Eleanor, I73I I95 WalkerI EIIaI 89 Wa1kerI Ernest 70I 71 WaIker, Hannah, 208 WaIker, RichardI 30 WaIkerI WIIIIe, 104 WaIIaceI MarylouI 207 WaIIerI WaIIerI WaHonI WaHonI WamockI Warren. WashingfonI WashIngIonI I88 WashingfonI RubyI 67I 77 202 WaIkInSI Henry. I17I118 Wakans, LevII 28I 30II 33. 36I 42I 54. SSI 64I 5 76I II4I AFI'I'IUT'I 82 DwighII I18I ll9 BeverIyI 99 . Clarence, 73 BernardI I30 GeorgeI 96 Emma, 85 QueenI 5 I WaIsonI MathaI 56I Way. Geraldine, 208 WeafherbyI PrIsceHaI 44 WebsterI Aaron, Websfer, ShermanI 149 WellsI PhyIIIsI I43 We1IsI ShIr1eyI 208 WengerII PeferI I49 WesleyI EdwardI 97 WesleyI HaroIdI 68 WesIeyI Rufh, 208 Wesley, JamesI 99 WesIbrookI AnIIa, 81 WestbrookI CafherineI 35 HS, II6 WesIbrookI Eva. 158. 202 Westbrook, Fred, I37I I40 WharIonI A. C.I 31 WheafonIHomerI188 WheannI WalferII I30 WheeIer AdrIanI 202 Whitaker, DoroIthI 208 WhIfeI GIIindaI 97I I95 WhIIeI James, 109, 211 WhIIe. JImmIe DeanI 208 WhIIeI LeRoyI 65I 76I 90I 97 WhIIeI Margaret 208 WhIIeI MIldred, 96 WI'IIIEI RonnIeI 109 WI'IIIG Shirley, 209 WhIIemanI RonnIeI 111 WhifmonISamue1I108 WidemanII DoroIhyI 80 Wi1cox, Jesse, I95 WIIhoIIeI HelyneI 40I 56 Wi1leHI ShIrIeyI 92. 93I 209 WIIIIamsI AIeXanderI 209 WlIIIamsI Chery1. 139 WIIlIamsI E1wood. 40 WII1IamsI HermanI 81 WIIIIamsI James Edward, 209 Wil1IamsI WIIIIamsI James W, 68I 59, 120 Jamye CI 149 7.18 WII1IamsI Joann. 35 WI11IamsI Julia. Wi11IamsI LoueIIaI 202 WI11IamsI Malco1m D.I 42I 45. 163I 185 WIIIIamsII McDonaIdI 35. I49 WilliamsI MIkeI I11 WIIIIamsI OdefIIeI 68. 69 Wi1liamsI Pequ M.I I 1 WI11IamsI Percy 65 Wi11IamsIIRolanIdI68I104I 121 Wi1I1ams Rum 84 Wi1lIamsI SenoII-aI 98 WiIIiamsI ShIr1eyI 202 WIIIIamsI TheoIholesI 97 W11liamsI VelmaI WIIIiamsonI EdwardI 99 WII1IamsonI Ernest 69 WIIIIsI EvaI 75 WII1sI BrendaI 99 WIIsonI Jimmie. 97 WIlsonI PauI, 131 WIIsonI RaIeIghI 149 WIIsonI Roosevelt 209 WilsonI WalferI 112 WIngfI61dI DorothyI 34I 63 IBobbyI I30I I41 Winsfon WIseI SalonIa, 209 WIIhersI C1arenceI 93, 94 WIIherspoonI JosepIII 202 WoodI Henderson K.I Woodbury, LouIseI I95 Woods, DennIsI 141 Woods. JoanI 67 WoodsI KafhleenI 67 Woods, NorrIs 1.., 211 WrennI MelenI 78 WrIghII EIIiahI 100 WI-Iqht RoseI WyaIII Jerome, Wynn. ArfhurI 158 I49 YeagerI ElyseI 98 Yok1ey, Arfhur, 209 Young, Angela. 128 YoungI JeanI 56 YoungI MIchaeII 82 Z Zorns. Larry. 101, 209