Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS John Duff Irwin CI 1 ATT A NOOGA, TEN N F.SSF.F. His genius is such We ran scarcely praise it, c )r blame it too much. He. born tor the universe, Longs to serve mankind. President Octavian Literary Society, ' 35; Presi- dent Chorus, S7; Glee Club, ' 38; Assistant Cho- rus Director, ' 38; Tennessee Club, ' 38; Octavian Literary Society, ' 38. Jesse Middendorf ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI Through the medium of prayer He climbs from daily doubts to heaven ' s heights. And brings a blessing down. Ministerial Association, ' 36- 38; Christian Work- ers ' Assoc iation, ' 38; Holiness League. -3S; Pres- ident Ramblers ' Club, ' 38; Vice-President Octa- vian Literary Society. ' 37. Muriel Garnette Cook BI.UEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA With willing fingers and rhythmic melody, She directs us in our song. Music B; Chorus, ' 38; Glee Dub, ' 38; Girls- Quartette, ' 38; Octavian Literary Society ' 3S. Virginia C. Mims PARIS, ' I ENNESSEE Like a rainbird singing far off. How tine and c lear. Her plaintive voice comes ringing With rapture to the car. Class President, ' 35- ' 3C ; Ladies ' Trio. ' 36- ' 37; Chorus, ' 38; Glee Club. ' 38; Tennessee club ' 38; Girls ' Quartette, ' 3S; Octavian Literary Socie- ty, ' 38. Zenith Arlene Jordan- JACKSON , TENNESSEE She is ever faithful. Nor foregoes The higher duty which She owes To Christ, her Lord and Saviour dear, By whose side she ' s Ever near. Tennessee Club, ' 38; Holiness i ' loons, League ' 38 ; ■38; Octavian Literary Society, Lynda le Vorees Cormney lancaster, kentucky A gentle voice, a heartfelt sigh. A modest manner, a true eye, A ready hand, a loving heart, A sympathy that ' s free from art; Things beautiful and blist. Chorus, ' 38; Secretary and Treasurer Kentucky Club, ' 38; Octavian Literary Society, ' 38; Chris- tian Workers ' Association, ' 38. Helen Rernice Shippy CALHOUN CITY, MISSISSIPPI She thinks without confusion, clearly. Loves her fellow man sincerely. Acts from honest motives, purely. Chorus, ' 38; Ramblers ' Club, ' 38; Octavian Lit- erary Society, ' 38.

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HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS WlLLARD E. LUTEN QU1NCV, FLORIDA Explore the dark recesses of his mind, And you ' ll find a love for all mankind; The wise and simple meat and small. This same grand principle leads in all. class President. ' 3n- ' 3S; Preside nt Oetavian Lit- erary Society, ' 38; President Florida Club, ' 36- •: ' ,S; Member Darda Staff, ' 38. Leon Geo. Cook SULLIGENT, ALABAMA lie is easy, affable, familiar, friendly; Seaiching to know mankind ' s mysterious ways. But lie trusts the secret of his own soul to none. Member College Quartette. ' . ' 52- ' 3S ; Vice-Presi- dent S.nior Class. ' .IS; Head Waiter Dining Hall. ' 31, - ' US; Glee Club. ' 38. Vada Virginia Murphy HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA u sunny disposition, she attracts and keeps her friends. Class Secretary and Treasurer, ' 36- ' 38; Glee club. ' 38; Secretary and Treasurer Oetavian Literary Society, ' 38; Chorus, ' 38; West Virginia Club. ' 38. Margaret H. Thompson FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY Admirers soon of every age she gained; Her beauty wen them and her worth retained. Envy could not contempt display, For one and all do love her. Class Secretary, ' 34- ' 35; Chorus, ' 38; Kentucky club. ' 3N; Oetavian Literary Society, ' 38. Lucv Mae Lindsley NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE She never studies to lie fairer Than nature made her. Beauty cost her nothing. Her virtues are so rare. Tennessee Club, ' 38; Oetavian Literary Socie- ty, ' 38. Hi lex Wilsox Bledsoe BROOKSVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Not too sad — not too gay — But a real grand pal in every way. Ramblers ' Club. ' 38; Chorus. ' 38; christian Workers ' Association, ' 3.8; Oetavian Literary Society, ' 38. Barbara Ruth Langston CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Cheerful, sweet, serene, In anger never seen. Tennessee Club. ' : ' ,S; chorus, ' 38; Girls ' Glee Club, ' 38. Picture Missing Harvey Hendershot DALTON, GEORGIA [ 24 ]

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THE DARDA SENIOR CLASS POEM As sunshine is to water, And as laughter is to love, As winds that blow to bending trees, As clouds to stars above, So thy spirit, old Trevecca, is to us. ' Tis a spirit firm, impelling, Putting purpose in our life, With its motto, On, on, forever! Not contented with the strife. As one feels the dawn approaching, Ere one sees the glorious sun, We sense the things that lie beyond Which are worthy to be done — Unseen, half-dreamed, the waiting tasks in store for us. ' Tis then we answer quickly To thy ever-sounding call, And, on answering, bless Trevecca For the urge that moves us all. Zenith Jordan, Class Port. =anc=o CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class, before taking our departure after a stay of many happy days, do wish to make right and due disposal of all our properties, collec- tive and individual. To our dear Alma Mater we leave our gratitude and loyalty throughout the com- ing years. To the faculty we leave our deepest appreciation for their untiring efforts. To L. R. McClain, Jesse Middendorf wills his determination. To Elsie Laverty, Zenith Jordan leaves her willingness to work. To Lorraine Ray, Vorees Cormney wills her blond curls. To Virginia Cummings, Ruth Langston wills her dainty sweetness. Willard Luten wills his romantic inclinations to Campbell Mackey. Helen Bledsoe leaves her f rankness to Ruth DeFord. To Dennis Wyrick, J. D. Irwin wills his ability to teach voice. Helen Shippey wills her studiousness to Levi Sullivan. Lucy Mae Lindsley wills her giggles to Shirley Kennedy. Virginia Mims wills her pep to Margaret Sprowls. Vada Murphy wills her affectionate disposition to Ruby Daly. Muriel Cook wills all her New York experiences to Jewell Walker. [26]