Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

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hJ - NOCATULA ■- .ss«a»u !fc»w» ' - « j«»«spM» V. M, C A. AND Y. w c A HOME PRYOR CLUB This Cluh, being organised in 1931, was named for its sponsor, Miss Ethel Pryor. It is a member of the Tennessee Economics Association and also of a national association to which it became affiliated June 1, 19 ' 3 2. The aim of this Club is to encourage a better social life among students interested in an art of this type and to maintain an interest in the field of Home Economics.

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NOCATULA ■Si. --- ' ' J- : ' -■■■■ ' zSi. SJ RELIGIOUS COUNCIL OFFICERS Elizabeth White P-esident WiLMA Headrick Vice-Preside?it Grace Poulston Stcretary The Rcliijious Council is composed of the presidents and selected repre- sentatives from each reHgious organiiation on the campus. To aid the reHgious organisations in rendering useful Christian service upon the campus and in the church, is the purpose of this Council. It is also helpful in developing and shaping campus opinion on religious matters. This year the Council has cooperated with the church in carrying on a suc- cessful two-weeks evangelistic campaign: it has sent out a Gospel Team which has had charge of services at several churches and has on one Sunday of each month had afternoon services at the County Farm. The iinal Sunday night of the school year is m charge of the Council. At this time there is a guest speaker and new officers are installed during a candle- light service.

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mm ORCHESTRA GLEE CLUB The Tennessee Wesleyan Orchestra and Glee Ckib are under the direction of Miss Elisabeth Rogers. These organizations furnish music for various events on the campus and make trips to adjoining high schooLs during the year. In this way these activities help to create among the students an appreciation for the higher type of music.