Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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j n am mm few J t.M jfc COLLEGE FRESHMEN ELZORA CROOER Jasper, Alabama VADA MURPHY Huntington, West Virginia WILLIAM BELCHER Belle, West Virginia LOUISE GIBBS Chattanooga, Tennessee J. D. IRWIN Nashville, Tennessee GENEVA CUNNINGHAM Murray, Kentucky HAROLD MAISH Louisville, Kentucky PAULINE CYPERT Florence, Alabama CALLIE MAI HAWKINS Carter ' s Creek, Tennessee MYRTLE HOOPER McEwen, Tennessee SAMUEL P. VANN Lake City, Florida NELLIE CURTIS Erin, Tennessee LOIS DONSON Muncie, Indiana LORENE ROSS McEwen, Tennessee T, T. KING Monroe, North Carolina REBA GARNTO Wrightsville, Georgia SAMUEL BREEDON Greensboro, North Carolina ORINE CYPERT Florence, Alabama [ 26]

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As knights in days of old fol- lowed the gleam of the chalice that was the grail, so did a group of us students follow the gleam of the torch thrown to us by the men and women who had climbed the stair- way before us, and enter Trevecca Nazarene College in the fall of 1937. For our Freshman year we chose the following as our leaders: Adron Hollins, president; Clara Bohler, vice-president; Elizabeth Gray, sec- retary and treasurer; and Miss Amy Person, sponsor. The first outstanding event of the year was the reception which the Seniors gave us on October 22 at Centennial Park. In spite of the rain we enjoyed the evening, though while eating we did have to shelter ourselves under the tables. Through the patience and under- standing of our teachers, we passed the first two guarters of school, and then came our preparation for the Freshman-Senior Banguet. We could not give the graduating class the entertainment they deserved, but we did our best to offer them a good time in the imitation garden set-up of the dining room. Through the suggestion of our president, we even had a moon! Examinations brought the close of school and the members of our class scattered over the several states of our s chool zone. On September 19, we again as- sembled at T. N. C. We were sorry to have lost a few of our members, but glad to welcome several new ones. In October we met and elected our officers: Adron Hollins, presi- dent; Marie Olive, vice-president; Orine Cypert, secretary; Elmer Al- ford, treasurer; and Professor A. B. Mackey, sponsor. We were deter- mined To Do Something Different. Our first opportunity to do dif- ferently came on October 10, when the Freshmen walked to their recep- tion two and one-half miles from school. Through trials, tribulations, joys, and pleasures we have passed this Senior year and now we leave per- haps not a thrilling history to relate to outsiders, but every part of it is dear to us, and as we leave these halls of learning we shall look for- ward to an alumni career of even greater glory. WILMA GOLD, Historian. And we who would serve the King, And loyally Him obey, In the consecrate silence know That the challenge still holds today: Follow, follow, follow the gleam, Standards of worth o ' er all the earth, Follow, follow, follow the gleam Of the light that shall bring the dawn. [25 ]

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COLLEGE FRESHMEN CHARLES JOHNSON Miami, Florida ALMA KENT Erin, Tennessee MILDRED GARRETT McEwen, Tennessee VIRGINIA TAYLOR Somerset, Kentucky JAMES BROWN Beersheba Springs, Tennessee LOUISE HARKINS Cordova, Alabama RUTH WEEKS M urfreesboro, Tennessee IRENE POUNCEY Calvert, Alabama S. W. STRICKLAND Nashville, Tennessee VIRGINIA MIMS Paris, Tennessee DUDLEY BURROW Goodlettsville, Tennessee RUTH NAOMI PEFFLEY Brookville, Ohio FRANK ABSTON Albany, Kentucky RUBY LEE NEELY Celina, Tennessee HELEN SHIPPEY Calhoun City, Mississippi FLORENCE HILL McDonough, Georgia OWEN DILLENDER Sikeston, Missouri ERNESTINE MORGAN Mobile, Alabama PICTURES MISSING LOTTIE BLACKBURN . Robertsdale, Alabama G. B. BRESE .Nashville, Tennessee ANGELEE COCHRAN . . Huntington, W. Va. CLAUDE JAMISON . . . McEwen, Tennessee ROY TERRY McEwen, Tennessee PATSY WEST Irvine, Kentucky V T , . k} {} i HH HH B