Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

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ORGANIZATIONS ON THE CAMPUS Because of the close fellowship and cooperation of the different clubs and organizations on the campus. Wesleyan is drawn very closely together. They are not only of an educational ad- vantage to the students but lend a social life as well. It would be difficult to determine the mo.it important of these organizations but one that is enjoyed by practically all the college is the Knighto-Philo Literary Society. This group meets each Saturday night in the attractive Liter- ary Hall and enjoy some very profitable programs. 1936 and 1937 was one of the most success- ful yeais the society has ever known. New officers were chosen at the beginning of each new quarter, and the management of the organization ran very smoothly under the capable leader- ship of the students. The new officers are: President Robert Dew Vice President Faye Smith Secretary Sue Ashley Critic Lenora Daugherty Treasurer Martin Luther Greer Sarg. at Arms Lawrence Eisenberg Cnaplain Rosa Jones Pianist Doris Cooper All students of a dramatic mind belong to the dramatic club known as the Tewesco Play- ers. The very capable Mrs. Harry T. Bums was sponsor of the club during the past year. Each meeting brought very interesting programs to the members. A very successful production of The Nut Farm was put on by this group and was presented several times in Athens and nearby towns. The officers of the Tewesco Players are: President Sue Dye Vice President Ruth Vaniman Sec. Treas Jerry Chambers However. Wesleyan ' s organizations are not confined merely to the campus, for a very im- portant group is the Off-Campus Club. This club is made up of all the off-campus students attending the college. They have their regular meetings and have sponsored several affairs dur- ing the year. Perhaps one of the most significant was the chapel program put on at Christmas tune. Much credit and honor should go to the sponsor. Mrs. Brubaker and to the officers: President Bernice Craig Vice President Virginia Bradford Sec. Treas Mary Ann Watkins A very successful band has been organised by Curtis Wagner and it has been very im- portant to Wesleyan all year. It has played for many various affairs both on and off the campus. Under the direction of Mr. Evins the Phi Rho Pi has gone forward in leaps and bounds during ' 36 and ' 37. At present each member of the debating class belongs to the National So- ciety. In March, Wesleyan ' s Phi Rho Pi Club was represented at ihe conference at Wing ' ate North Carolina, and all through the year its members have participated in debates with other colleges. The officers for the year: President Ed. Eldridge Vice President Claude Cupp Sec. Treas Theodore Wofford One of the foremost organizations on the Campus is the P. K. Club — iP. K. mean- ing Preacher ' s Kids) all sons and daughters ot ministers may belong to this Club and all min- isterial siudents may be honor members. Devotional services were held twice a month and a; various times socials were enjoyed. The club this year was one of the largest in several years as there were sixteen active members. The Rev. Frank Porter of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Athens was the sponsor. Because of the many students coming irom Etowah, an Etowah Club has been organized on the campus. A large group, twenty-two in all. belong to this club. Lucy Frye is president. Vice President — Kim Taylor, Secretary-Treasurei — Agnes Lillard. Last but not least is the Moffitt Musi? Club. This is a branch of the National Musi? Society and much interest is di played by both the sponsor, Miss Moffitt and the members of the club. Meetings were held once a month, sometimes on the campus, but often at different homes of the members living in town. Two honor members were taken into the club at the last meeting. Mrs. C. O. Douglass and Mrs. C. O. Foree. The officers of the club: Sponsor Miss Moffitt President Ruth Stewart Vice President Wilma Dennis Sec. Treas Doris Cooper 24.

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