Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1953 volume:

ELAINE RICHARDSON • EDITOR BILL SLONECKER • BUSINESS MGR. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE MACKEY LIBRARY t 5,ccea fvasarene Univers Planted by the rivers of water, that bringeth forth his fruit in his season; his leaf also shall not wither; and whatsoever he doeth shall prosper. Psalm 1:3 Get Wisdom, get understanding: forget it not . . . Forsake her not, and she shall preserve thee: love her, and she shall keep thee Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get Wisdom: and with all thy getting, get understanding . . . Proverbs 4:5-7 And out of the ground nnade the Lord God to grow every tree that is pleasant to the sight and good for food . . . the Tree of Knowledge. Genesis 2:9 1 T 1 0 N Her smile and words have Helped us on our way As We have worked Beneath her, day by day. Her life is filled, a Teacher and a mother — But always she has time To stop and help another. To know her makes one turn And strive To Be, And pray to God Thy Will Be Done in Me. body and DARDA Staff of 1952-1953, dedicate this volume to MRS. L P. GRESHAM Dinner at the Greshams ' A favorite past-time DR. AND MRS. A. B. MACKEY Dr. Mackey, as president of Trevecca Nazarene Colleqe, has led throuqh the untrodden years in the life of the school. He has not been one to follow an easy path, but has blazed his own trail and led us to be the great Trevecca as we know her today. THE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE The first Psalm teaches that the righteous man is like a tree planted by the rivers of water, and the unrighteous as the chaff which the wind driveth away. The Christian college should be the best agency in the world to develop and establish young people in the Kingdom of God, and to establish young people like trees planted by the rivers of water. It takes more than water to grow trees, but a tree will not grow without water. The living water which Jesus promises to give is necessary for Christian growth, but it will take more than the water of life to build a Christian character wiiich will produce an abundance of fruit. The farmer puts phosphorous in the soil to produce the grain, potassium to give the plants strength to hold up the fruit, and nitrogen to make the foliage with the rich color. The students and faculty of Trevecca are emphasizing at least four outstanding elements in the development of charac- ter: knowledge and skill as the basis for a fruitful life; faith and courage to give stability and endurance; and a good disposi- tion to get the attention of those who have not met the Christ who can give them, for the asking, a well of water springing up into everlasting life. BOARD OF TRUSTEES DR. DR. L. T. WELLS E C. ONEY . . . . Chalrmdn Vice-Chairman Alabama District Rev. Otto Stuck! Rev C. L. Chilton Rev. Wallace Bell Rev. M. E. Perkins East Tennessee Rev. Victor E. Gray Mr W L Elkins Mr. A. M. Gibbs Florida District Rev. John L. Knight Rev. Don Irwin Rev. Granville Rogers Georgia District Rev. Mack Anderson Rev. H. J. Eason Rev. Bruce B. Hall Kentucky District Dr. L. T. Wells Rev. C. R. Thrasher Dr. A. B. Mackev East Kentucky District Rev. Asa Sparks Rev. D. S. Somerville Rev. John B. Rice REV. OTTO STUCKI MR. A. W. McMANUS. Secretary Treasurer Missi ' sippi District Rev. J. D. Saxon Rev. B. W. Downing North Carolina District Dr. Lloyd Byron Dr. Raymond Browning South Carolina District Rev. E. N. Gunter Rev. D. W. Thaxton Tennessee District Rev. D. K. Wachtel Rev J. E. Beckum Mr John T. Benson Rev. E. K. Hardy Mr. James A. Pate Virginia District Rev. V. W. Littrell Rev. C, E. Winslow West Virginia District Dr. Edward C. Oney Rev. A. F. Hayes Rev. Dennis E. Wyrick Rev. Harvey Hendershot Rev. Glenn Bowling Alumni Representatives Rev. John R. Browning, Sr. Mr. Aris McManus Rev. Jesse A. Middendorf 17 OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES ADMINISTRATION A. K. BRACKEN M.A.. D.D. Dean of Religion. Theology. Philosophy It Is not what he has. nor even what he does which directly ex- presses the worth of a man, but what he Is. K. W. PHILLIPS M.A.. B.D. Dean of Students Biblical Literature. Geography Gifts are what a man has, but graces are what a man Is. L. P. GRESHAM, M.A., Ph.D. Dean of College, History, Chemistry ' Study the past if you would divine the future. AMY L. PERSON M.A. Registrar. English I would rather be a poor man in garret with plenty of books than king who does not love reading. V. NEIL RICHARDSON A.B., Th.B. Business Manager The monument of wit survives fhe monuments of power. ADMINISTRATION FACULTY C. E. KEYS. A.B. Th.B. Field Representative HOMER J. ADAMS, M.A. LILA T. MACKEY, M.A., B.S. A wise man will make more opportunities Principal of High School, Social Science Librarian, Library Science than he finds. A Christian is the highest style of man. Joy is not in things; it is in us. ELIZABETH T. SPRUILL, A.B. CLARA SHEARRER, A.B. VIRGINIA BENEDICT, R.N. Principal of Demonstration School Bookkeeper Nurse ' The one who can make hard things easy is The only way to have a friend is to be To look up and not down, the educator. one. To look forward and not back. To look out and not in — and To lend a hand. 19 5 3 21 19 5 3 RUTH H. BENNETT, B.Mus. Piano, Voice For her the Teacher ' s chair became a throne . . . MATTIE GREEN BRACKEN. M.A. Education, Biological Science, Psychology How sweet the words of truth breathed from the lips of love. MABEL RUTH COONER. A.B. Speech ' God has given us tongues that we may say something pleasant to our fellowmen. C. T. DUCKETT, A.C.A., M.A. Commerce. Speech, Bookstore ' It is well to think well; it is divine to act well. CLAUDE W. GALLOWAY, A.B. B.D. Theology Though I am always in haste I am never in a hurry. WILLIAM M. GREATHOUSE, M.A. Theology A great man is what he is, because he was what he was. FACULTY 22 F A C D L T Y MARTHA D. GRESHAM M.A. M.Ed. Biological Science Today I have grown taller from walking with the trees. H. F. HAMMOND, M.A. Voice, Piano, Music Theory ' The fewer words the better prayer. ' MADELYN HERTENSTEIN, M.A. Music. Math. Even virtue is more fair when it appears in such a lovely person. WILLIAM H. HOWICK, Th.B., M.A. Music, Philosophy Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self- control. ADRON HOLLINS PHILLIPS, M.A. English Health, longevity, goodness, are other names for personal purity. ALTA LINDSAY REDFORD. M.A. Mathematics Let such teach others who themselves excel. 19 5 3 23 M. E. REDFORD, M.A., B.D. Biblical Literature It is d luxury to learn; but the luxury of learning is not to be compared with the luxury of reaching. FERNE DOGGETT SHELTON, B.S. Bible. Art— High School Love of Beauty is Taste . . . The creation of beauty is Art. MAUDE ALLEN STUNECK, M.A., B.D., Ph.D. Lang uages Those who bring sunshine to the Kves o ' others cannot keep it from themselves. HARRY LEE HASTY Head Resident— Hardy Hal WILLIAM HILL Head Resident— Tidwell Hall FACULTY 19 5 3 MRS. MABEL ORNDOFF Head Resident— McKay Hall FRED W PARSONS DIetitlon THE CODNSELING PROGRAM The welfare and personal progress of fhe Individual sfudent Is fhe central purpose of our counseling progrann. This progrann rests squarely on the Christian principle of the great wor|-h of the Individual person and is moti- vated by faith in the possibility of every God-given personality being a growing person. The freshman counseling program has been carried on by six faculty counselors under the direction of the dean of students. The faculty member who directed the sessions of the small group Interviews was also the personal counselor for each student in this group. Much effective counseling — both formal and voluntary, has been done. Other faculty members have ac- cepted responsibility as general coun- selors with areas of specialization. The dormitory head residents have caught the spirit of the counseling program and have made an excellent contribu- tion. The dean of students In addition to being director of the various phases of the counseling program has found time to do a large amount of personal counseling. The president of the college, the dean of religion, the dean of arts and sciences, the registrar, the business manager and the high school principal give valuable guidance to our students in regard to many phases of college life. Top: Freshmen Counselors Center: Dr. Stuneck coun-eling a group of Freshmen Bottom: Freshmen honored at Tea LaVERA APPLEGATE JAMESTOWN, TENNESSEE A, B. English She makes people pleased with her by first making them pleased with themselves. ' BETTY ELLEN BARNETT MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE A. B. Music hiappiness is a by-product of making somone else happy. VIRGINIA ROSE BENEDICT HASTINGS, MICHIGAN A. B. Biology ' But thou dost make the very night itself brighter than day. JIM BENTLEY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE A. B. Religion God Is with those who persever. LEONA MAE BOODY DETROIT, MICHIGAN A. B. Speech ' The temple of virtue was she. JAMES ALLEN BOUTWELL NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE A. B. Religion ' If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not have lived in vain. ALBERT FRANK CAREY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE A. B. Religion A truly modest fellow. CHARLES DAVIDSON CATLETTSBURG, KENTUCKY A. B. Music ' He is always laughing, for he has an infinite deal of wit. MARTHA NELL DERRYBERRY CHAnANOOGA, TENNESSEE A. B. Religion So she poured out the liquid music of her voice to quench the thirst of their spirit. LOWEL DEAN FOSTER LANETT, ALABAMA A. B. Religion ' He preferred to be, rather than to seem good; hence the less he sought fame, the more it sought him. BOBBY JOE HARPER STELLE, MISSOURI A. B. Religion The sincere alone can recognize sincerity. TOMMY E. HEMMERLY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE A. B. Biology ' A gentleman by nature, and a scholar by education. JAMES HIGGENS LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA A. B. Religion never knew any nnan In my life who could not bear another ' s nnisfortunes perfectly like this Christian. DALE HILKERT LEWISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA A. B. Religion His daily prayer, far better understood in acts than words, was simply doing good. ARTHUR JACKSON ASHLAND, KENTUCKY A. B. Biology ' Whate ' er he did was done with so much ease. In him alone, ' twas natural to please. SAM JONES SCRANTON, SOUTH CAROLINA A. B. Religion ' One example is more valuable . cepts written in books. than twenty pre- THOMAS A. MARTIN CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE A. B. Religion ' Blessed are the valiant that live in the Lord. ' ELIZABETH A. MEGGS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE A. B. Speech Mind cannot follow It, not words express her Infinite sweetness. DONN MORROW ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI A. B. Mathematics ' Everyone lives by selling something. CHARLES H. PHIPPS SPRINGFIELD, TENNESSEE A. B. Religion ' Gentleman is written legibly on his brow. LORENA PRIVETT ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA A. B. Religion ' Nothing is better than a well-dispositioned wife. ELAINE RICHARDSON JASPER, ALABAMA A. B. Biology Twas her thinking of others made you think of her. JESSE BARKLEY RIGNEY FAYETTE, ALABAMA A. B. Religion ' Examples lead us, and we likely see such as the prince is, will his people be. JAMES W. ROBINSON TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA A. B. Religion ' Gentle in manner, strong in performance. EUGENE SIMPSON NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE A. B. Religion ' Noble actions characterize the great. ' WILLIAM T. SLONECKER NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE A. B. Biology You behold In me only a travelling Physician; One of the few who have a mission to cure incurable dis- eases. JOHN SMITH NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE A. B. Religion ' He preaches well that liveth well. WILLIAM STEWART NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE A. B. Biology am an acme of things accomplished, and I am en- closer of things to be. MARJORIE STOCKDALE CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE A. B. Religion ' A true friend Is forever a friend. MELVIN LEE TAYLOR BENNETSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA A. B. Religion ' Merit and good-breeding will make their way every- where. ROBERT PAUL WENDELL JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA A. B. Religion ' With fascination in his very bow, a finished gentleman from top to toe. RICHARD EUGENE WILLIAMS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE A. B. Religion I would far rather be called good than fortunate. LOWEL FOSTER ELAINE RICHARDSON WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES LOWEL FOSTER Lanett, Alabama, Senior, A.B. in Religion . . . plans to be a pastor . . . Student Council prexy . . . Junior class prexy ' 5I- ' B2 . . . Soph- omore class treasurer ' 50- ' 5l . . . Speech Club M?- ' B3 . . . Alabama Club ' 49- ' 53 . . . Prexy ' SO- ' SI . . . Christian Workers Association ' 49- ' 53 . . . Captain ' 50- ' B2 . . . Leader ' s Publication ' 52- ' 53. CHARLES DUCKETT Franklin, Tennessee, Junior, A.B. in Biological Science . . . plans to teach . . . Student Council ' 49 53 . . . Secretary ' 5l- ' 53 . , . Honor Society ' 50- ' 53 . . . Tennessee Club ' 50- ' 53 . . . Music Club ■50- ' 52 . . Speech Club ' 50- ' 52 . . . Science Slub ' 50- ' 53 . . . Freshman Scholarship ' 50- ' 5l . . . Achievement Award in Chemistry ' S0- ' 5I . . . Christian Workers Association ' 5l- ' 52. ELAINE RICHARDSON Jasper, Alabama, Senior, A.B. in Biological Science . plans to teach . . . DARDA Staff ' SI- ' SS . . . Assistant Editor ' 5l- ' 52 . . Editor ■52- ' B3 . . . Junior Class treasurer ' SI- ' B2 . . . Science Club ' 49- ' B3 . . . Vice-president ■BI- ' 52 . . . Alabama Club ' 49- ' B3 . . . Secretary BI- ' B2. BETTY BARNETT Memphis, Tennessee, Senior, A.B. in Music . . . plans to be a mis sionary . . . Trev-Echoes ' B2- ' B3 . . . Associate Editor ' B2- ' B3 DARDA Staff ' SI- ' BB . . . Typist ' SI- ' BS . . . Senior Class Repo ' rtei ' B2- ' B3 . . . Junior Class Secretary ' BI- ' B2 . Tennessee Club ' 49 ' S3 . . . Prexy ' BI- ' S3 . . . Music Club ' 49 ' B3 ' . . . P rexy ' BI- ' B3 . Honor Society . . . ' 60- ' 5l . . . Prexy ' BO- ' BI . . . Scholarship Award ■49- ' B0 . , . General Activities Award ' BO- ' BI . . . Leader ' s Publica tion ' B2- ' B3 . . . Choir ' 49- ' S3 . . . Missionary Prayer Band ' 49- ' B3 CHARLES DUCKETT BETTY BARNEn 39 JUNIORS OFFICERS GRANT BROWNING President WILLIAM HILL Vice-President LAVONNE JERNIGAN Secretary LAURIE MURRAY Treasurer HARRY HASTY Reporter JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET COMMITTEE First Row Seated: F. Foster, G. Browning, L. Jernigan. Second Row ' - GRESHAM Standing: W. Hill, J. Millard, L. Murray. C. Djckett. Sponsor First Row: JOHN DEAN ADAMS Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Whatever makes men good Christians Makes them good citizens. JACK RICHARD ARCHER Brazil, Ind. I have a heart wi th room for every joy. YVONNE M. BENNETT Marmef, W.Va. Love, sweetness, goodness in her person shin ' d. Second Row: ROBERT H. BREEDLOVE Hamilton, Ga. That load becomes light which is cheerfully borne. GRANT BROWNING Logan, W.Va. I care and pray for what is true and right, and to this I am wholly given. EARL C. CHILDERS Louisville, Ky. He is a Gentleman, because his nature is kind and affable to every creature. 41 J U N I 0 R S First Row: RAYMOND W. CHILDERS Louisville, Ky. A Christian is the highest perfection of humanity. Second Row: BRUCE CROSBY Moultrie, Ga. ' God, give me hills to climb And strength for climbing. DONALD CORK Tuscaloosa, Ala. A kinder gentleman treads not the earth. CHARLES W. DUCKETT Franklin, Tenn. Smiling always with a never fading serenity of countenance and still, and calm and self-possessed. JERRY G. COSTA Nashville, Tenn. A man of courage; also full of faith. CHRISTINA ELKINS Wur+land, Ky. Endurance is the crowning quality And patience all the passion of great hearts. 42 J 0 N I 0 R S First Row: PEGGY JO FITCH Fulton, Ky. She is gentle as zephyrs blowing below the violets. FRANCES FOSTER Nashville, Tenn. Her smile is as the litten West Nigh — while the sun is gone. HERBERT FOXWORTHY Richmond, Ind. Constancy Is the foundation of virtue. ' Second Row: ARTHUR CLAYTON GILMER .... Cartersville, Ga. For we preach net ourselves, but Christ Jesus, the Lord. HARRY HASTY Nashville, Tenn. For what hii wisdom planned, and power enforced. More Dotent still his great example showed. ELMER H. HEABERLIN, JR Nashville, Tenn. I only wish to live my life, and find My heart in unison with all mankind. 43 I 0 R S First Row: Second Row: DOUGLAS W. HENDON Florence, Ala. WILLIAM HILL Vincent, Ohio Wisdom giveth life to him that has it. I preach as never sure to preach again And as a dying man to dying men. PAUL E. HESS Nashville, Tenn. But in his duty prompt at every call, LAVONNE JERNIGAN Nashville, Tenn. He watch ' d and wept, . ,, i r i- i ui ' J J r u X II In her tongue is the word ot kindness. He pray d and telt tor all. RUTH HIEFTJE Musltegon, Mich. PAULINE JORDAN Nashville, Tenn. A merry heart makelh a cheerful countenance. Of earthly goods, the best is a good wife. 44 JUNIORS First Row: MARTHA JORDICK Bellaire, Ohio There is no treasure which may be compared unto a faithful friend. Second Row: LAURIE MURRAY Jaclconville, Fla. Thy actions to thy words accord. JAMES MILLARD Nashville, Tenn. A good example is the best sermon. VERBON MURPHREE Trade, Ala. A tender heart, a will inflexible. ROY W. PHILEMON, JR Charlotte, N.C. Thy modesty ' s a candle to thy merii. LOUISE PHILLIPS Selma, Ala. There be of them that left a name behind them. 45 JUNIORS First Row: Second Row: JOHN C. PRICE Louisville, Ky. BILL ROBINSON Charlotte, N.C. ' With malice toward none, with charity for al ' A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest of men. MERLIN PROVANCE Belleville, W.Va. Content is happiness. WAYNE SHELTON Nashville, Tenn. The fields his study, nature is his book. RICHARD RANSBOTTON Sanford, Fla. Gentle to others; to himself severe. RICHARD NEIL SHOMO Harrisburg, Va. So mild, so merciful, so strong, so good. 46 JUNIORS First Row: BEN SPEER Nashville, Tenn. Music finds its way into the secret place of the soul. Second Row: ROBERT L. WELLS Dayton, Ohio The best of all the preachers are the men who live their EULA JEAN STEPHEN Louisville, Ky. So patient, peaceful, loyal, loving, pure. HAROLD WETMORE Jacksonville, Fla. A moral, sensible, and well-bred man. CHARLES WALLACE Charleston, W.Va. Noble in every thought and every deed. THOMAS E. WIGHT Jacksonville, Fla. High erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. 47 f . SOPHOMORES PLAN CAKE CODE PROF. CLAUDE W. GALLOWAY First Row Seated: J Gdnison E. Deese Second Row Standing: Sponsor F, Davis, M, Driskell. R. Gilliland, E. Courts, SOPHOMORES OFFICERS FREEMAN DAVIS President ROBERT AGNER Vice-President PEGGY DODD Secretary EARL ROWAN Treasurer INEZ MILLER Reporter SOPHOMORES First Row: PAUL ACHHAMMER Bellaire. Ohio ROBERT AGNER Madison, Fla. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH BASH Kenova, W.Va. Second Row: SAMMIE CAROLYN BELL Sheffield, Ala. fslETTIE HENDERSON BELVIN . . Richmond. Va. BILL BRIDGES Oak Ridge, Tenn. Third Row: WILLARD BRINKMAN St. Augustine, Fla. VIRGINIA LEE CALKIN .... Greeneville, Ter NORMA JEAN CARPENTER . . . Chester, W.Va. Fourth Row: KENNETH CLEMENTS V rightsville, Ga. HENRY PAUL COOPER Madison, Tenn. EUNICE LOURENE COURTS . . Cincinnati, Ohio 49 Fourth Row: NADINE MARIE EVANS Atlanta, Ga. RUTH MARIE EVANS Cullman, Ala. PAUL MATTHEV FITCH .... N ashvllle, Tenn. SOPHOMORES 50 SOPHOMORES ■ JOYCE GARRISON Cullman, Ala. ROBERT LEE GILLILAND Belle, W.Va. CLIFFORD BROWN HAMPTON Linville, N.C. P . _ . „ _ _ Second Row: E. CANNON HASSELL Nashville, Tenn. i K A ' ' mSmB B m CHARLES WESLEY HODGE . Memphis, Tenn. BILLY SANDERS HOOF Jackson, Miss. ' ' .Ak - y Third Row: ROBERT LAWTON INGRAM Sumter, S.C. BETTY ELAINE JEWELL Columbia, Tenn. J --11 BP n « iWKi, LELIA JONES Richmond, Ky. ' % Fourth Row: 1, ?; ' ' ' HARVEY O ' NEAL LOLLEY .... Uniontown, Ala. • m. i NATHALENE LOWREY Houston, Miss. 1 1 •■■ fefcgjfc GERALD DEAN LYON Maryville, Tenn. 51 First Rov THOMAS McCLAIN Culter, Ohio MARY LOU McCORMICK Owen:boro, Ky. DAVID HUGH MARTIN Nashville, Tenn. Second Row: VIRGIL KENNETH MAZE . . Parkersburg, W.Va. JEAN MONEY Corbin, Ky. ROEL NABORS Grenada, Miss. Third Row: V YGELIA PEARSON Huntsville, Ala. KATHLEEN POPE Cartersville, Ga. MARION STEVEN PRESSLEY . . . Rock Hill, S.C. m Fourth Row: CHARLES RHYNE Nashville, Tenn. ROY DALTON ROBERTS .... Chattanooga, Tenn. FRANCES VIRGINIA RODGERS . . . Princeton, Fla. SOPHOMORES 52 SOPHOMORES First Row: NORMA LOUISE ROWLAND . . Nashville, Tenn. WAYNE SHARPES Harrisburg, Va. C. HAROLD SMITH Clendenin, W.Va. 1 ti ... Second Row: BOBBY WYNELLE SMITH Steele, Ala. CURTIS SPRAKER Falls Mills, Va. ANNA STUCKI Tuscaloosa, Ala. Third Row: ROY THOMPSON Adrian, Ga BILLIE EVELYN TONEY Nashville, Tenn. ROBERT K. TURNER Jaclsonville, Fla. Fourth Row: JAMES H. WILLIAMS Plant City, Fla. ALENE WHITMON Mobile, Ala FRANCES WINDER Chester, W.Va 53 King Jim Pate and Queen Gracie Guseman PROF. AND MRS. K. W. PHILLIPS Co-Sponsors FRESHMEN OFFICERS HOWARD SPRUILL President GENEVA FRANZ Vice-President GRACIE GUSEMAN Secretary JIM PATE Treasurer ELIZABETH STUCKI Reporter 1 H ' FRESHMEN First Row: Linton, Ind. VIRGINIA MAE ARNOLD Richmond Ky. CAROL ANNE ASBURY Ludlow, Ky. Florence, Ala. JOYCE BLACKMON Fourth Row: ELBERT F BROWN LOIS LAVERNE BROWN .... High Point, N.C. Oiito N.M. Bradenton, Fla. Second Row: Seattle. Wash. JOHN R BROWNING JR Man W.Va. . . . Chattanooga. Tenn. J. 0 BYBEE Oak Hill, W.Va. Howard Ohio MARY CHRISTINE CAMPBELL .... CHARLES CARROLL Fifth Row: RILLA FERN CHURCH Nashville, Tenn. LILLIAN MAE FELKER Third Row: BARBARA ANN COLE WILLIAM L. GADD .... Follansbee, W.Va. JAMES HAROLD COTTLE SETH NEEDHAM GARRINGTON. . . . 55 First Row: ALBERT EDWARD GREEN Sanford, Fla. HENRY EARL GUENTHNER Louisville, Ky. IRIS JANE GUNTHER Frankfort, Ky. GRACIE EILEEN GUSEMAN Morgantown, W.Va. ROBERT EDWARD HAMILTON Norfolk, Va. Second Row: MELVINA HARLOW Gary, Ind. NINA HELEN HART Bomont, W.Va. PAUL THOMAS HENDON Birmingham, Ala. JIMMY HARTIE HERNDON Jacksonville. Fla. VIRGINIA HILL Louisville, Ky. Ttiird Row: LESLIE HOLECOMBE, JR Sanford, Fla. ALLEN BUFORD HOLLIS, JR Lanett, Ala. WILMA JEAN INGLAND Cl-arleria, Pa. JOE JONES Scranton, S C. RICHARD LANDGRAVE Miami, Fla. Fourth Row: ROBERT THOMAS LOEHR Daytona Beach, Fla. JEFF PAUL LYLES Birmingham, Ala. BENNY LELON McBRYANT Fitzgerald, Ga. GEORGE HAROLD McCUE Belle, W.Va. HERMAN MEEKS Jacksonville, Fla. Fifth Row: HAZEL LOUISE MILES Clarkson, Ky. BOB MIDDENDORF St. Louis, Mo. INEZ MILLER Winchester. Va. BERTHA MAXINE MOORE Richmond, Ky. CAROL JEAN MURPHY Chelyan. W.Va. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN First Row: WANOA JUNE NAFF Floyd. Va. MARY LOUISE O ' BRIEN BIytheville, Ark. JUANITA ORNDOFF Monett, Mo. HENRY CLAYTON OSBORNE Lanett, Ala. JAMES ALBERT PATE Nashville. Tenn. Second Row: WILLENE PERKINS Gadsden. Ala. SAM PICKENPAUGH Morgantown. W.Va. CAROL JOYCE POLING Charleston, W.Va. RUBY ANN POTTER Nashville, Tenn. CALVIN C. PRIVEn Mobile, Ala. Third Row: J. DWIGHT RAGSDALE Cullman, Ala. BRITTA LOU RICE Winchester, Ky CHARLES DALE RICHARDS Cincinnati, Ohio ELEANOR ANN RICHARDSON Jasper, Ala. JIMMY E. ROBERTS Fitzgerald, Ga. Fourth Row: HARVEY LEROY RODGERS Princeton. Fid. EDMUND CHARLES ROSE Ravenna, Ky. EARL ROWAN Lake City. Fla. JUSTINE ANN RUSHING Oak Hill, W.Va, E. ROSS SANDERS Miami, Fla. Fifth Row: LLOYD ARTHUR SARASIN Grand Haven. Mich. PAUL GORDON SCHURMAN Nashville, Tenn. DONALD HALDEN SEVERN New Philadelphia, Ohio VELVA MARIE SHARPES Harrisonburg, Va. BEATRICE SHARPTON Cullman, Ala. 57 First Row: MAVIS SHARPTON Cullman, Ala. DOROTHY SHIELDS Terre Haute. Ind. JIMMY SMITH Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS SMITH, JR W. College Corner, Ohio WYNDELL HOWARD SMITH Waycross, Ga. Second Row: BRENTSON FREEMAN SPRUILL Nashville, Tenn. HOWARD SPRUILL Nashville, Tenn. BENJAMIN STEPHENS Louisville. Ky. ELIZABETH IRENE STUCKI Tuscaloosa, Ala. AUDREY RAE SWEENEY Floyd, Va. Third Row: ORVILLE J. TO Y Louisville, Ky. HARRY ROY ULMER Pocahontas, III. BLANCHE VAN HOOK Mt. Vernon, Ky. JAMES DOUGLAS VAUGHAN Jasper, Ala. M. K. WEAVER Pavo, Ga. Fourth Row: DOLAN WAYNE WILLIAMS Mobile, Ala. JOAN MARIE WILLIAMS Baytown. Texas WENDELL WILLIAMS Nashville. Tenn. LEE CHESHIRE YARBROUGH Thomasville, Ga. EDWARD YORK Jamestov n, Tenn. FRESHMEN 58 JUNIOR THEOLOGICAL OFFICERS MELVIN JARRATT President EUGENE HUMPHRIES Treasurer EARL PIERCE Vice-President HOWARD TRIPP Reporter EUGENE HUMPHRIES Secretary PROF. K. W. PHILLIPS Sponsor Class votes on important issue PROF. K. W. PHILLIPS Sponsor 59 First Row: JAMES L ADAMS Thomasvllle, Ga. LADDIE R. BIRKHIMER Nashville. Tenn. THEO CARTER Langlcy, S C. Second Row: EARNEST HILL CARTER Lanqley. S O WILLIAM CLAYTON COLLEY Clintwood, Va. JAMES LEONARD DAWS Dayton. Ohio Third Row: R B. DOWD Monroe, La. EDWARD P. GANT Newell. W.Va. GEORGE T. GIBBS Nashville, Tenn Fourth Row: WINIFRED DENNIS GLEAVES Nashville, Tenn. JOHN W HERRALD St. Albans. W.Va. WILLIAM JOSEPH HOGAN Birmingham. Ala. Fifth Row: J EUGENE HUMPHRIES Jacksonville. Fla. MELVIN B. JARRATT BIythevillc, Ark. RAYMOND LESLEY JONES Orangeburg. S.C. Sixth Row: BOBBY KEA Adrain, Ga. JOSEPH KILLIAN Dalton. Ohio ARTHUR MARION LEEZER St. Petersburg, Fla. JUNIOR THEOLOGICAL 60 1, JDNIOR THEOLOGICAL I or.) « First Row: JAMES LUCIUS Portland, Tenn. CHARLES LYBRAND St. Petersburg, Fla. LEWIS D, McCONNELL. JR Nashville, Tenn. Second Row: JOHN OSBORN Lanetf, Ala. EARL WINIFRED PIERCE Pineville, Ky, JOSEPH E. RAUCH Cola, S C. Third Row: ART RENFRO Madiso n, W.Va CARLOS J. RENFRO Madison, W.Va. JOHN A. ROBINSON Huntington, W.Va. Fourth Row: FRANK L. RYALL Chattanooga, Tenn. ROBERT T. SKIPPER Jacksonville, Fla. EDWARD L. SMALLWOOD Lanelt, Ala. Fifth Row: EUGENE TARTER Nashville, Tenn. HERBERT R. THOMPSON Lanett. Ala. HOWARD TRIPP Pahokee, Fla. Sixth Row: PAUL WESLEY WALKER Miami, Fla. EDWARD P. WATSON New Smyrna, Fla. JACK CARL WATSON New Smyrna, Fla. WALTER WHITE Mt. Sterling, Ohio SPECIAL S T D D E N T S First Row: NAOMI JOANN DUNMIRE Newark, Ohio FRANKI EDWARDS Mayfield, Ky. EARL HYATT Nashville, Tern Second Row: CLARE MARTIN Berea, Ky FRED W PARSONS Hageistown, Ind GLADYS ELAINE REED Boulder. Colo. Third Row: BEnY JEAN SMALLWOOD Lanett. Ala. TOM STEVENS Louisville, Ky. WINTER OnARTER STUDENTS First Row: BETTY SUE BENNETT Nashville, Tenn. MAXWELL BENNETT Nashville. Tenn. (Special Student) JERRf CLAY Birnningham, Ala. Second Row: TEDDY J. INNIS Cincinnati. Ohio DYRIS KNIGHT Buchanan, Mich. ROSE MERCHANT New Orleans, La. Third Row: GREG SOWELL Richmond, Va. PATRICIA THOMPSON Buchanan. Mich. LENA WOOD New Orleans. La. Fourth Row: WILLIAM DAVIS Alabama City, Ala. ROBERT PERRY Alabama City, Ala. LOUIS JOHNSON St, Petersburg, Fla. JUNE SHIRLEY Buchanan, Mich. SUMMER SCHOOL 19 5 2 Summer School Students Ninety-elqht students were enrolled In Trevecca during the Sunnnner of 1952. Summer School Is just as enjoyable as the regular school year for you are In the same kind of environment. Summer School Faculty The Trevecca Choir at the 1952 General Assembly, Kansas City, Missouri GENERAL ASSEMBLY Dr, D. I. Vanderpool, Dr. G. B. Williamson, Dr. H. C. Powers, Dr. Samuel Young and Dr. Hugh C. Benner, our five general superintendents. The Trevecca College Booth at the General Assembly, 1952. 64 What an experience to attend a Gen- wail and 21 nnislonary districts which eral Assembly. It Is here one sees the circle the Globe. The goals undertaken highest organization of the church in ac- were: 15,000 new church nnembers, 1,000 tion. This was our Thirteenth General As- new churches, and 10 million dollars for The auditorium at which the Assembly was held, Kansas City, Missouri. The Showers of Blessing display. sembly and an unusual one for the spirit missions. The Assembly voted to con- an d direction of God was recognized. tinue the slogan Crusade for Souls There were delegates from the 61 dis- Now for the coming Quadrennium while tricts in the United States, 3 in Canada; the N.Y.P.S. adopted the theme By My British Isles, Australia, Alaska, and Ha- Spirit — Stand Speak Share Serve. 65 LIKE A TREE Lula Dunhaf Lord, liken me unto the tree That, ever green, keeps faith with Thee; Let my branches, stretching high. Point out Thy glory in the sky; Let my limbs be strong and warm To little creatures in the storms; And let my soul, like roots in sod. Take sustenance from Thee O God. HIGH SCHOOL Mtt iiiiii. Our SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LYNN CASSEDAY President BILL LANCASTER ... . Vice-President ALICE PHIPPS Secretary JEAN RODGERS . . . . Ireasurer ALICE PHIPPS Reporter HOMER ADAMS Sponsor First Row: BOB BLEDSOE LLOYD CAMPBELL LYNN CASSEDAY Second Row: BILL CLOER . . . Fredericktown, Mo. . High Point, N.C. Masontown, W.Va. Columbia, S.C. CHARLES CORK Tuscaloosa, Ala. GARY NEAL DUCKETT Franklin, Tenn. Third Row: PEGGY FANNIN Ashland, Ky. JACK GREEN Richmond, Ind. EDRA HAMMOND Nashville, Tenn. 68 First Row: ROBERT LEE HUDSON Charleston, W.Va, SARAH JONES Scranton, S.C. BILL LANCASTER Fort Valley, Sa. FORREST McCULLOUGH Memphis, Tenn. PETE MALONE Nashville, Tenn. HAROLD NANCE Hollywood, Fla. i« Second Row: YVONNE PHILLIPS Chattanooga, Tenn. ALICE PHIPPS Huntington, W.Va. JOHN POPE Jasper, Ala. ESTHER RODGERS Nashville, Tenn. JEAN RODGERS Columbia, Tenn. CLARICE SPRUILL Nashville, Tenn. Third Row: J. C. SUMMERLIN Norfolk, Va. EDNA WALKER Miami, Fla. PATRICIA THOMPSON Zephyrhills, Fla. HARRY WELCH Charleston, S.C. DONALD TURNER Jacksonville, Fla. MATTIE PEARL VAUGHAN Nashville, Ter 69 ROBERT BILLUPS LILLIAN COOK FIRST ROW PEGGY BRYAN BUDDY CRANE VERNON BROWN PATSY DECKER nNIORS — SECOND ROW NINA GRIGGS JON HASSELL RICHARD HEMMERLY BETTY MARHANKA PAU L W. M ICHAEL LONA MILLER THIRD ROW WAYNE MURPHEY JULIA NANNIE BERKLEY NEWBILL PAT OWEN SAMMY PHIPPS PHILLIP RODGERS FOURTH ROW MERLIN SEEL DOLLY ANN SMITH MYRA GAIL SMITH WARREN L. SMITH BONNIE FAYE WILLIAMS ALICE WILLIAMS 71 SOPHOMORES JAMES BELL DOROTHY BOREN TROY BRANDON JERRY CAGLE LONNIE CHITWOOD PEARL COBB CHARLES COOK CONNIE EARLES CURTIS GALLOWAY PHILLIP GOODE EMMA LEVERETTE DORIS MOBLEY JOE PAYNE LARRY SMITH MELVIN SMITH TOMMY TRAYLOR 72 I FRESHMEN First Row: Second Row: Third Row: CAROLYN BENSON LEWIS HASSELL BARBARA MARTIN DEAN DEY LINDA HAMPTON WALTER SMITH DEAN DOWD GERALD JACKSON JIMMIE SUE VAUGHAN BETTY FITCH JEANET McELHINEY ROY WHITAKER BILL GALLOWAY JIM MALONE EEMOHSTRATION SCHOOL First Row: JAMES EUGENE ADAMS THOMAS FRANK ADAMS POLLIE SHARON BELL ROGER COSTA DAVID DAVIS TOMMY DAVIS EDITH LENORA FliCH DANIEL KAY GRESHAM JOE LEMBERT HAMPTON SARA ELLEN PHILLIPS SYLVIA JEAN SCHNITZLER Second Row: JACK BOONE GALLOWAY LOREN PAUL GRESHAM Third Row: HAZEL ELIZABETH MOORE JONATHAN ROYCE REDFORD Fourth Row: MICHAEL DOUGLAS SMITH CHARLFS VAUGHAN JANICE FAYE GLEAVES JAMES CLIFFORD HAMPTON SANDRA JEAN MURPHREE JAMES MARK RODGERS ARNOLD RICHARD SPRUILL 74 b«tU. a! BETWEEN CLASSES It Is through prayer meetings, dally devotions and other various religious organizations that students find In- spiration, encouragement and strength to guide them In their dally life. Trevecca Is a place where such an opportunity Is afforded to all who take advantage of it. NOONDAY PRAYER MEETING 77 CHRISTIAN WORKERS The Christian Workers Association purposes to promote the kingdom of God at all opportune occasions and to enable the student to obtain practical experience and knowledge in Christian service. To hold membership, the student must be actively engaged in Christian work and must give testimony to a Christian experience. Mon- day evening prayer meetings, jail services, city and county work houses, juvenile court, street meeting, T.I.S. and hospital services are under- taken by these workers. This year, in co-operation with Inglewood Nazarene Church, a new work was carried on at two rest homes. OFFICERS MELVIN TAYLOR President JIM ROBINSON Vice-President YVONNE BENNETT Secretary CHARLES HODGE Treasurer INEZ MILLER Reporter PROF. K. W. PHILLIPS Sponsor 80 JAIL SERVICES OFFICERS SAM JONES President MARJORIE STOCKDALE Vice-President BETTY BARNETT Secretary BETTY BARNETT Treasurer EDDIE GANT Reporter Trevecca already can say that the sun never sets on Trevecca students, for they are represent- ing her on many fields. Students who are prepar- ing for the mission field and those interested In the activity of missions meet each Friday after chapel to spend an hour in prayer. Reports are given of the progress of the work in various fields. No doubt, some day from this very group mission- aries will go forth to proclaim the glad tidings. 82 MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION B. Turner, H. Hasty, T. Wight, J, Riqney, Y. Bennett The purpose of the Ministerial Association is to foster high spiritual standards in the college and wherever their influence might reach. This organization is composed of ministerial members of the faculty, ministerial students and those stu- dents who are preparing for different types of Christian service. For one week each guarter members of the association furnish the chapel ad- dresses. Among their activities this current year has been the promotion of campaigns for the Thanksgiving and Easter missionary offerings. OFFICERS J. B. RIGNEY President HARRY HASTY Vice-President YVONNE BENNETT Secretary TED WIGHT Treasurer BOBBY TURNER Reporter 83 QUARTETS AND TRIOS THE HARMONETTES Sammie Bell, Mdry O ' Brien, Alene Whitmon Quartets and trios under the sponsorship of our field representative Rev. C. E. Keys, make v eek- end trips through the school year and tour the entire Southeastern Zone during the summer. The King ' smen have made trips to Georgia, Alabama and Kentucky this year. There is also much demand for these quartets and trios in the various churches of Nashville and surrounding areas. The purpose of these tours is to to acquaint the people over our zone with Trevecca College. We feel that Trevecca is a school where young people can come to learn in a Christian environ- ment. Rev. Keys has travelled with different parties since 1949. This summer he is planning to take five groups: three quartets, a trio, and a soloist with an accompanist on the field. THE KING ' S MEN Harold McCue, Willard Brinkman, Bob Wetmore, Paul Schurman HIGH SCHOOL QUARTET Charles Cork, Leroy Rodgers, Bob Bledsoe, Wyndell Smith 84 COLLEGE CHOIR MRS. MADELYN HERTENSTEIN Director The choir is composed of selected voices that are chosen at the be- glnnig of the school year. This year the choir Is under the direction of Mrs. Madelyn hHertenstein who is doing a wo nderful work with the choir. Each year the choir makes a tour of several states in the school zone and many local apearances. The choir aims to interpret music in a spirit of - worship to God. Student Council Prepares Valentine Banquet. Seated: Lowel Foster, Standing: Walter White. Lynn Casseday. Charles Duckett, Forrest McCul- lough and Mildred Crane. ORGANIZATIONS Freshmen are entertained with singspiration. LITERARY CLUB Seated: Leona Boody, Standing: L. Ap plegate, R. Potter. J. Garrison, L Jernigan. RAMBLER CLUB TOWN C L 0 B OFFICERS RUTH HIEFTJE President WALTER WHITE Vice-President IRENE DAVIS Secretary JACK ARCHER Treasurer NORMA ROWLAND Reporter This club is composed of those students v ho reside v ithin the city. They feel that it is a privilege to have Trevecca in Nash- ville. MEMBERS Front Row, seated: G. Davis, I Davis. J. Orndoff, L. Miller, W, Inqland. N, Rowland. Second Row: L. Felkner, Mrs. L. Seel J. Williams M. Har- low D Shields. V. Coulter, R. Hieftie. Third Row: Mrs. K W. Phil- lips. J. Green. M. Jarrett, H Foxworthy, B. Bledsoe. E. Dean J. Severen. Fourth Row: Mr K. W. Phil- lips R. Wells. W White. L. Daws, T. Smith. H. Ulmer, R. Dunnmire, F. Davis. MEMBERS Front Row: P. Owen, L. Jer- niqan. D. Dye. M, Smith, C. Spruill. E. Hammond. B. Martin. Second Row: N. Rowland, R. Potter. J. Vauqhan. P. Decker. B. Toney, M. Vauqhan. C. Third Row: W. Inqland, F. Foster, B. Meqgs, B. Williams, D. Boren. E. Rodqers. E. Le- verett. P. Cobb, L. Chitwood, Dr. A. B. Mackey. Fourth Row: C. Duckett, B. Stewart, J. Smith. J. Smith. J. Pate. H. Spruill, P. Schur- man, J. Hassell. B. Spruill. P. Malone, B. Slonecker. Fifth Row: J. Malone, P. Rodqers, T. Hemmerly, B. Galloway. G. Williams. L. Smith, B. Speer, J Browninq. C. Duckett, W. Murphy. W. Shelton, W. Williams. MEMBERS Front Row: T. Wight. A. Wil- liams. Second Row: E. Deese, H. Wetmore. Third Row: 8. Turner. R. A ' ner D. Turner. E. Walter. Fourth Row: J. Adams. J. Herndon. R. Sanders. P. Thompson. Fifth Row: P. Holecombe. Jr. Sixth Row: L Seventh Row: Cunninqham. Walker. L. Murray. W. i. Loehr, C. Eighth Row: L. Rodqers, H. Nance. J. Williams. H. Tripp. W. Brinl man. Ninth Row: E. Rowan. B. Coverdill. D. Landgrave. J. Payne. C. Lybrand. A. Green. MEMBERS Left to Right: B. Smith. R Evans. J. Lyies. W. Perkins M. Smith D. Vauqhan. A Whitmon. S. Bell. B. Sharp ton. S. Cypert. A. Stucki. J Riqnev. A. Hollis. W. Wil liams. H. Osborne. L. Foster E. Richardson, W. Pearson M. Sharpton. E. Richardson L. Phillips, T. Brandon. P Hendon. C. Earles. P. Bryan D. Raqsdale. J. Garrison. J Robinson. E. Stucki. OFFICERS TED WIGHT President EARL ROWAN Vice-President ALICE WILLIAMS Secretary EDWIN DEESE Treasurer BOBBY TURNER Reporter OFFICERS JIM ROBINSON President CHARLES CORK Vice-President SAMMIE BELL Secretary JOYCE GARRISON Treasurer ELIZABETH STUCKI Reporter FLORIDH CLUF U A B A M 11 CLUB 89 GEORGIA CLUB KENTUCKY CLUB OFFICERS MARY DRISKELL President WENDELL SMITH Vice-President KATHLEEN POPE Secretary LELON McBRYANT Treasurer BRUCE CROSBY Reporter OFFICERS JOHNNY PRICE President WANDA CRUSE Vice-President PHYLLIS HOWES Secretary E. C. ROSE Treasurer VIRGINIA HILL Reporter MEMBERS Front Row: B. Cole, B. Mar hanka, M. Driskell. N. Evans K. Pope. Second Row: W. Smith, J Adams, W. Smith, B. Breed- love, J. Roberts. Third Row: K. Clements, B Lancaster, H. Evans. L. Mc Bryant, B. Crosby, L. Yar- brouq h , MEMBERS Front Row: E. Rose. V. H J. Price, W. Cruse. Second Row: B. Moore, C Elkins, S. Bash, V. Arnold, L Jones. 1. Gunther, C. Asbury H. Niles, P. Howes. A. Jack Third Row: B. Stevens, E Childers. R. Childers, C. Car roll. H. Guenthner. T. Stev ens. O. Toy. OFFICERS ROY PHILEMON President LLOYD CAMPBELL Vice-President LAVERNE BROWN Secretary BILL ROBINSON Treasurer DOLLY SMITH Reporter OFFICERS SAM JONES President JOSEPH RAUCH Vice-President SARAH JONES Secretary-Treasurer NINA GRIGGS Reporter NORTH CAROLINA CLUB SOOTH CAROLINA CLUB 91 MISSISSIPPI CLOB TENNESSEE CLUB OFFICERS NATHLEEN LOWERY President ROEL NABORS Vice-President JOYCE BLACKMON Secretary Reporter JAMES LUCIUS Treasurer OFFICERS BETTY BARNETT President CHARLES HODGE Vice-President BETTY JEWELL Secretary MARILYN WILLIAMS Treasurer RUBY POTTER Reporter MEMBERS N. Lowery, R. Nabors, J. Blackmon. MEMBERS Front Row: D. Dye, M. Smith, D. Boren, M. Vauqhan, Y. Phillips. B. Fitch. C. Benson, L. Jerniqan. Second Row: Rev. C. Gallo wav, L. Privett. R. Potter. B. Barnett, M. Stockdale, E. Hannmond, E. Rodqers, C. Spruili, B. Martin, M. Wil- liams, L, Chitwood. Third Row: Rev. C. T. Duckett, C Privett, P Owen, V. Curl B. Jewell, V. Calkins, L. Hampton, J. Vauqhan. Fourth Row: B. Stewart, J. Rodqers F. Foster B Meqqs, B Williams J. McElhiney, M. Vauqhan P. Cobb, M. Smith, H. Hasty. Fifth Row: D. Hemmerly, J. Smith, G. Williams, P, Rod- qers, B, Speer, P. Schurman, T. Hemmerley, W. Murphy. J. Hassell. B. Spruili. G. Jack- son. B. Slonecker. C. Hodqe. Sixth Row: J. Malone B. Gal- loway. J. Bell. L. Smith. W. Shelton. H. Spruili, J. Lyon, J. Smith, C. Duckett. C Duckett. P. Malone, W. Smith. MEMBERS Front Row: A. Phipps, C. Murphy, N. Hart. N. Carpen- ter, J. Rushing, G. Guseman, F, Winder. Second Row: C. Polinq. Y. Bennett, P. Dodd. Third Row: C. Spraker, W. Brinkman, H. McCue, R. Gilli- land, J. hHerrald, L. Casseday, B, Gud ' on, R. Billups. Fourth Row: E. Gant. J. Browninq, B. Gadd, M. Prov- ance, S. Pickenpaugh, S. Phipps. OFFICERS INEZ MILLER President J. C. SUMMERLIN Vice-President CHRISTINE CAMPBELL .... Secretary-Treasurer RICHARD SHOMO Reporter OFFICERS JOHN W. HERRALD President ROBERT GILLILAND Vice-President NORMA CARPENTER Secretary EDDIE GANT Treasurer VIRGINIA CLOB WEST VIRGINIA CLOB 93 SPEECH C I D B This organization is composed of those per- sons who are majors or minors in this field or who are in private speech classes. Presentation of dramas, recitals and other speech activities is sponsored mainly by this group. OFFICERS LAVONNE JERNIGAN President JACK ARCHER Vice-President VIRGINIA CURL Secretary VIRGINIA CURI Treasurer VIRGINIA ARNOLD Reporter MISS MABLE COONER Sponsor PROF. CLAUDE W. GALLOWAY Sponsor Seated: V. Arnold, V. Curl, L. Jernigan Standing: J. Archer 94 D S 1 C CLUB H. Osborne, B. Ba nett, R. Aqner, K. Pope The purpose of this organization is to further the appreciation of music among the students of Trevecca College. Of the students, those who are interested in music, especially members of the choir and students enrolled in applied music, may become a member. At least one Friday evening program is sponsored by this organization. OFFICERS BETTY BARNETT President HENRY OSBORNE Vice-President KATHLEEN POPE Secretary DICK LANDGRAVE Treasurer ROBERT AGNER Reporter PROF. HAMMOND Sponsor MRS. HERTENSTEIN Sponsor 95 SCIENCE CLUB All majors and minors In science or those inter- ested In science may become members of this organization. Its aim Is to help the members main- tain and increase their Interest In science through exper ience and contact with nature studied in the class room and out-of-doors. Features of the monthly meetings have been lectures by outstand- ing persons, well-equipped to fulfill the purpose and to make the club enjoyable and helpful. Dur- ing the year the club made several trips to further their knowledge of science. OFFICERS FRANCES FOSTER President BILL STEWART Vice-President BETTY JEWELL Secretary-Reporter ANNASTUCKI Ireasurer DR. AND MRS. GRESHAM Sponsors W. Stewart. F. Foster. B. JeweM, A. Stucki 96 THE CLIO SOCIETY L. Murray. B. Hill, tvl. Williams, T. Maitin, E. Deese. G. Browning. J, Costa, Dr. L. P. Gresham The Clio Society has successfully completed its first full year of existence. Since its organization in February of 1952 it has become a vital part of our college. Its purpose is to promote Interest in and further the appreciation of history among the students and faculty of our college. All stu- dents who are majors or minors in history, faculty members interested in history and honorary alumni may become active members. OFFICERS LAURIE MURRAY President WILLIAM HILL Vice-President MARILYN WILLIAMS Secretary T. A. MARTIN Treasurer GRANT BROWNING Parliamentarian JERRY COSTA Historian EDWIN DEESE Reporter DR. L. P. GRESHAM Sponsor 97 LITERARY C I D B The Literary Club shall be to promote interest In and to further appreciation for literature among the students and faculty. All students who are majors or minors In English, who attend at least one-half of the meetings and pay their dues shall be members. OFFICERS LAVERA APPLEGATE President NORMA CARPENTER Vice-President VIRGINIA CURL Secretary WILLENE PERKINS Treasurer WYGE LIA PEARSON Reporter MISS AMY L. PERSON Sponsor Standing: Miss Amy L. Person, G. Pearson, W. Perkins L. Boody. N. Carpenter, L. Applegare. Seated: V. Cur 98 HONOR SOCIETY R. Agner, Misi Amy L. Person. B. Breedlove, J. Orndoff To hold membership in Trevecca Honor So- ciety, the requirements of a yearly average of 2.5 quality points must be met. Our society is the Zeta Chapter of the National Nazarene Society of Phi Delta Lambda. If a student maintains this average upon graduation he obtains life member- ship. OFFICERS BOB BREEDLOVE President ROBERT AGNER Vice-President JUANITA ORNDOFF Secretary JUANITA ORNDOFF Treasurer MISS PERSON Sponsor 99 T R E V E C C II G. l. ' S Jimmy R. Bentley Laddie R. Birkhimer Robert H. Breedlove Albert F. Carey Charles Rubin Carroll Earl C. Childers Raymond E. Childers William C. Colley Charles E. Cunningham Leonard J. Daws George T. Gibbs Winfred D. Gleaves Clifford B. Hampton Harry L. Hasty Douglas W. Hendon John W. Herrald, Jr. James T. Higgens William Joseph Hogan Billie S. Hoof James Eugene Humphries Melvin B. Jarratt Harvey O. Lolley James Lucius Lewis D. McConnell Thomas A. Martin Virgil Kenneth Maze Verbon E. Murphree John W. Osborn Charles H. Phipps Earl W. Pierce Marion S. Pressely Joseph E. Rauch Art Andrew Renfro Carlos Renfro Jessie B. Rigney James W. Robinson Frank L. Ryall Edward Smallwood Benjamin Stephens Tom Gordon Steven-. William A. Stewart Howard Miller Tripp Harry R. Ulmer Paul W. Walker Charles L. Wallace Edward P. Watson Jack Carl Watson Robert L. Wells Robert Wendell Thomas E. Wight George Edward York Vet-Ville 100 S T D D E N T WIVES E. Simpson, W. White, O, Hamilton, H. Ulmer The wives of Trevecca students meet to have fellowship and receive instructions on how to be the most efficient minister ' s wife. The group has accomplished much in the meetings this year under the capable leadership of their sponsor. They feel that they are better qualified to carry on their duties in the home and church. OFFICERS MRS. WALTER WHITE President MRS. HARRY ULMER Vice-President MRS. EUGENE SIMPSON Secretary MRS. OMER hlAMILTON Treasurer MISS AMY L. PERSON Sponsor 101 PHYSICAL EDUCATIONAL r MEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The spirit of fairness, co-operation and being a good sport is one of the primary purposes of the Men ' s Athletic Association. Its membership con- sists of those boys who actively participate in such intramural sports as football, basketball and soft- ball. OFFICERS EUGENE WILLIAMS - . , President ELMER HEABERLIN Vice-President BILL LANCASTER Secretary GRANT BROWNING . . Treasurer LAURIE MURRARY . . Reporter PROF. HOMER J. ADAMS . . Sponsor H. Heaberlin. L. Murray, E. Williams, Prof. Homer Adams, G. Browning, B. Lancaster GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Seated: E Rodgers, J. Rushing. C. Spruil ' Standing: 8. Williams, E. Stucki Those girls who are interested in physical edu- cation may become members of the Girl ' s Athletic Association. Fairness, teamwork and good sports- manship is a fundamental aim of this organization. The members participate in activities as tennis, basketball, volleyball and Softball. OFFICERS CLARICE SPRUILL President JUSTINE RUSHING Vice-President BONNIE WILLIAMS Secretary ESTHER RODGERS Treasurer ELIZABETH STUCKI Reporter ACTIVITIES 108 The Fine Arts Department presents each spring quarter recitals qiven by Juniors and Seniors who are nnajorinq in applied fields of music and speech. This year ' s per- formances showed talent, diligent study, and excellent Instruction. These proqrams prove to be not only an asset to those partlclpatinq, but have been a qreat cul- ture value to the llsteninq audience as well. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL President Lowel Foster presides over regular meetirig of he Student Council. LOWEL FOSTER President Senior Representative CHARLES DUCKETT Secretary Junior Representative MILDRED CRANE Sophomore Representative DR. L. P. GRESHAM Sponsor co-operates with the faculty In the fur- thurance of the spiritual, Intellectual, so- cial and cultural interests of the college. Seven members comprise the Council the president and secretary of which are selected by the student body at an an- The officers of the Associated Stu- nual spring election. Christian character. dents comprises the Student Advisory Council. Through this council, which acts Integrity and creditable scholastic stand- ing are the qualifications of the officers as a liaison body between the faculty of the council. Resulting from much and the students. Improvements to pro- fhought, planning and hard work of the mote the aims, ideals, and standards of Student Council we have had a most suc- the college are made. This organization cessful year. WYNDELL SMITH Freshman Representative WALTER WHITE Jjnior Ttieologlcal Representative FORREST McCULLOUGH High School Representative LYNN CASSEDAY High School Representative ■mm Trev - Echoes VOI.U.MI-. I X NO. ;{ TKKVECCA NAZAItKNK ( ' OLLK(iE, NASHVH.LK. I tNN I ;k N ' K. 1 liKI: 1!, i;i52 Ewell Speaks For ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' . ' ' ' - nian Friday. .Nn , ,. tlip _f ' The official bi-monthly news published by the students of Trevecca College is TREV-ECHOES. It is sponsored by the college journalism class. The purpose of TREV-EChHOES Is to bring to the student body happenings of interest as well as informative articles and editorials. Trev-Echoes is a member of the Associated Collegiate Press. STAFF BETTY MEGGS Editor DONN MORROW Business Manager BETTY BARNETT Assistant Editor EUNICE COURTS Circulation Editor EUGENE WILLIAMS Sports Editor BILLIE TONEY Sports Reporter LAURIE MURRAY Sports Reporter YVONNE BENNETT Reporter FRANCES FOSTER Reporter BETTY JEWELL . . . . ; Reporter JUSTINE RUSHING Reporter LaVERA APPLEGATE Reporter MARILYN WILLIAMS . Reporter Trev-Echoes just off the press! ROBERT GILLILAND Reporter EUNICE COURTS Reporter MARY DRISKELL Typist ELIZABETH STUCKI Typist MRS. K. W. PHILLIPS Editorial Advisor MR. V. N. RICHARDSON Business Advisor The Staff busy at work. I I f I Hi THE 1953 D A R D A ■READY FOR PRESS! Editor Elaine Richardson looks over dummy. ' EDITORIAL STAFF ELAINE RICHARDSON Editor FRANCES FOSTER Associate Editor BETTY BARNETT Typist MRS. K. W. PHILLIPS Faculty Advisor BUSINESS STAFF BILL SLONECKER Business Manager LAURIE MURRAY Assistant Business Mgr. TED WIGHT Staff Photographer MR. W. NEIL RICHARDSON Business Advisor Betty Barnett, typist, prepares copies. The sponsor and assistant. Business Manager, Bill Slonecker, makes a deposit. At last our dream has become a reali- ty and we present to you the DARDA, your yearbook of Trevecca Nazarene College. Our purpose has been to por- tray life as we have found it at T.N.C. The responsibility of the editor and her staff Is to arrange the making of pictures, the writing of the manuscript, the receiv- ing of ads and the collecting of other nec- essary material. It is the sincere wish of the staff that as you look through your book In the coming years you will recall as many oleasant memories of happy days spent at Trevecca as we will of the many enjoyable hours we spent making It for you. Mr. Richardson and Laurie Murray plan big sale. Photographer Ted Wight on the job. NAZARENE PUBLISHING HOUSE 2923 Troost Avenue • Box 527 KANSAS CITY 41, MISSOURI 1 h% RELIGIOUS BOOKS • BIBLES SUNDAY-SCHOOL LITERATURE MUSIC • CHURCH SUPPLIES imms ' m upon RCQUEST REV. D. K. WACHTEL Superintendont TENNESSEE DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARD REV. A. K. BRACKEN, D.D. REV. J. E. BECKUM JOHN T. BENSON, JR. L. P. GRESHAM, Ph.D. OFFICERS REV. C. T. DUCKETT JAMES A. PATE Secretary Treasurer MRS. D. K. WACHTEL President N.F.M.S. EVERY 1 DEPARTMENT me REV. M. E. REDFORD Chairnnan Church Schools ALL OUT REV. W. A. JORDAN President N.Y.P.S. ■ ' CRUSADE FOR SOULS NOW ' ' to • A GREAT COLLEGE • A GREAT COLLEGE PRESIDENT • A GREAT CLASS 1953 FROM THE KENTUCKY DISTRICT Chairman Church School Board C. R. THRASHER N.F.M.S. President MRS. L. T. WELLS N.Y.P.S. Presidenh OREN D. THRASHER Advisory Board A. J. FRANK C. R. THRASHER CLARENCE WILEY HERMAN RAMSEY District Secretary H. B. DEAN District Treasurer W. P. WILHOYTE DR. L T. WELLS District Superintendent THE DISTRICT WITH AN UPWARD LOOK AND FORWARD MARCH Mrs. W, P. Wilhoyte, Mrs Ralph Ahleman Mrs C. R. Thresher Mrs. Clarence Wiley, Mrs, L. T. Wells, Mrs. H. B. Dean We are for Trevecca College 100%, while she is building a bridge to a better world for the youth of our land. ,1v C. E. SHUMAKE District Superintendent ALABAMA GROWING WITH TREVECCA NAZARENE COLLEGE ADVISORY BOARD GORDON WINCHESTER OTTO STUCKI JOE FROST R. L. ANDERSON DISTRICT OFFICE I 102 4th Court West Birmingham 4, Alabama ALABAMA DISTRICT MRS. PEARL CLABORN District N.F.M.S. President REV. T. A. SHIRLEY District Young People ' s President REV. DALLAS BAGGETT District Chairman Church Schools REV. L. L. SCALES District Junior Director TRAVIS JOHNSON District Treasurer REV. M. C. GARRISON District Secretary The whole mission for the whole church is to preach the whole gospel to the whole world. JOHN L. KNIGHT District Superintendent A GROWING DISTRICT SUPPORTING A GROWING COLLEGE FLORIDA DISTRICT VIRGINIA DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE We Cordially invite Trevecca through its touring groups to TEST OUR WELCOME REV. V. W. LITTRELL District Superintendent DISTRICT OFFICERS REV. V. W. LITTRELL District Superintendent REV. ROBERT RAPALJE Secretary MR. G. H. JONES Treasurer MRS. V. W. LITTRELL N.F.M.S. President REV. P. R HOLT N.Y.P.S. President REV. FRED W. GIBSON Church School Board Chairman Treve cca Trustees District Advisory Board REV. V. W. LITTRELL REV. C. E. WINSLOW MR. G. H, JONES REV. C. E. WINSLOW REV. E. W. McDONELL MR. W. H. HUNT WE ASSURE YOU OF OUR PRAYERS. FAITH. AND SUPPORT WEST VIRGINIA DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Trevecca Trustees EDWARD C. ONEY C. GLENN BOWLING H. HARVEY HENDERSHOT A. F. HAYES DENNIS WYRICK JOHN R. BROWNING, SR. Advisory Board EDWARD C. ONEY T. HOWARD WARWICK C. WAYNE JONES R. A. SISSON CLYDE M. PRITT DR. EDWARD C. ONEY District Superintendent JOHN R. BROWNING, SR District Secretary C. GLENN BOWLING District Treasurer MRS. EDWARD C. ONEY N.F.M.S. President H. HARVEY HENDERSHOT ' N.Y.P.S. President GEORGIA DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ADVISORY BOARD MACK ANDERSON H. J. EASON BRUCE B. HALL J. F. CHILTON L. E. MARTIN L. E. HUMRICH Secretary BRUCE B. HALL . . . I reasurer District Superintendent REV. MACK ANDERSON III Moreland Ave., S.E. Atlanta, Georgia CAMP MEETiNG YOUTH CAMP INSTITUTE July 20-24, Adrian, Ga. July 24- August 2, Adrian, Ga. W. Q. SHERIDAN Chairman Church School Board MRS. HERMAN E. WARD N.F.M.S, President H. W. MINGLEDORFF N Y. p. 5. President THE EAST TEIESSEE DISTRICT STAIS FMTHFELY BEHIND TREVECCA COLLEGE ALL OUR DEPARTMENT HEADS ARE PRAYING FOR GOD ' S RICHEST BLESSINGS ON OUR ZONE COLLEGE VICTOR E. GRAY District Superintendent DISTRICT OFFICERS SETTLE M. SHAW Secretary W. L. ELKINS Treasurer DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARD ROY A. BETTCHER LEON CO OK W. L. ELKINS OSCAR WHEATON W. L. ELKINS Church Schools NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT r DR. LLOYD BYRON District Superintendent OF CHALLENGE AND OPPORTUNITY CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF ' 53 AND Assures Trevecca of Continued Support REV. JAMES H. EADES Chairman District Church School Board MRS. J. W. BURCH District President Naiarene Foreign Missionary Society REV. OTTIS E. SMITH District President Nazarene Young People ' s Society WE ARE LABORERS TOGETHER WITH GOD — I Cor. 3:9 53 EASTERN RENTDCKY DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ASSEMBLY July 29-30 INSTITUTE CAMP August 10-16 ADVISORY BOARD REV. R. L. IHRIG REV. L B. HICKS MR. LAWRENCE WILEY MR. E. H. STEENBERGEN REV. D. S. SOMERVILLE District Superintendent DISTRICT OFFICERS REV. D. S. SOMERVILLE District Superintendent REV. DONALD BALLARD District Secretary REV. ASA SPARKS District Treasurer REV. ROBERT ALTMAN N.Y.P.S. President MRS. D. S. SOMERVILLE N.F.M.S. President REV. R. L. IHRIG Chairman Church Schools WE PROVIDE STUDENTS AND USE STUDENTS OF T. N. C. ( oncjfciiiilciiions to tlic ( IciSS 1 )33 BIRMINGHAM FIRST CHURCH DALLAS BAGGETT Pastor eit WiJici CLsi of 33 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 661 South Broad Street MOBILE, ALABAMA C. W. ELKINS Pastor MOBILE FIRST BOOSTS T N C. NASHVILLE FIRST CHURCH 510 Woodland Street A Friendly Church with a place to serve I A Church That Believes in Trevecca JOHN T. BENSON, JR. . . Music Director HOBSON L. BYARS . Sunday School Supt. HENRY C. HILL, JR. . . N.Y.P.S. President MRS. W. L. SMITH . . N.F.M.S. President ON THE MARCH FOR GOD CECIL D. EWELL, D.D. Pastor NASHVILLE FIRST CHURCH NAZARENE YOUNG PEOPLE ' S SOCIETY 510 WOODLAND STREET HENRY HILL, JR President HERMAN L. SLONECKER, JR Vice-President JIMMY PATE, JR Treasurer BARBARA HAWKINS Recording Secretary MATTIE BROWN Corresponding Secretary %iJe - 1 1 reclame revccca S Support TP DR. C. E. HARDY, M.D. Teacher NASHVILLE FIRST CHURCH WISE MEMORIAL BIBLE CLASS 510 WOODLAND STREET We Believe in Trevecca DR. CECIL D. EWELL Assistant Teacher W. E. MARTIN President E. D. WILBURN Vice-President J. L. BOWER Sec retary JOHN COLQUETTE Treasurer ELLIS HINTON Musical Director MRS. H. L. SLONECKER Pianist We Are Working for a Grea+er Trevecca WE ' LL WORK TILL JESUS COMES (Longratuia loni REV. RALPH SCHURMAN Pastor MARVIN SMOTHERMAN S. S. Superintendent MORRIS PEOPLES N. Y. P. S President MRS. S. A. JOHNSON N. F. U. S. President GRACE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2518 Gallatin Road, Nashville, Tenn. Where You Are Always Welcome 11 5 ■ ■ a _ I ■11 1 ri- FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CLARKSVILLE, TENN. A Welcome Always Awaits You MISS MARIE PEERY Youth Director OLIVER SHELTON ... . ... Sunday School Superintendent MRS. ROBERT CLEVENGER N.Y.P.S. President MRS. PAULINE COLLIER N.F.M.S. President REV. W. M. GREATHOUSE Pastor FRiivr ( III ic II OF Tin: . AZAici:xt: ROANOKE, VIRGINIA The Friendly Church with the Full Gospel C. E. Winslow, Pastor TREVECCA 0 CONGRATULATIONS TO DARDA STAFF AND CLASS OF 1953 A. C. ROWLAND Pastor BETHEL T :.vniiznREiif EUGENE ADAMS Minister of Music W. H. DOUGLAS S. S. Superintendent CHARLES McCOLLUM N.Y.P.S. President AGNES BROWN N.F.M.S. President THE STUDENTS HOME CHURCH WHILE IN NASHVILLE CHARLESTON FIRST CHURCH Extends Congratulations to the Class of ' 53 and the Darda Staff Our New Church — Park at Grant Street — Charleston, W. Virginia REV. and MRS. A. F. HAYES OUR STAFF REV. A. F. HAYES Pastor MR. DAN F. ARMSTRONG Minister of Music RICHARD A. WARD S. S. Supt. FRANK ANDERSON N.Y.P.S. Pres. MRS. GEORGIA HAMMOND . . . . N.F. M.S. Pres. MR. GEO. O. ARMSTRONG Secretary ' First Church Is Proud Of Her Trevecca Students WE HAVE A VITAL INTEREST IN T.N.C. COLLEGE HILL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REV. CLAUDE W. GALLOWAY Pastor A Vital Interest In Every Interest of TREVECCA NAZARENE COLLEGE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ASHLAND, KENTUCKY C liiircli htli yFjissions in its J cart and ih J4ccu t in Wi iJMons STAFF LAWRENCE B. HICKS Pastor JAMES SIMPSON S. S. Superintendent MRS. C. A. MARTIN N.F.M.S. President BURCESS STEWART N.Y.P.S. President WAYNE KENDALL Church Secretary MRS.. LEWIS EDWARDS Office Director SERVICES Sunday 9:45— Bible School I I :00— Worship 6:30 — Youth Groups 7:30 — Evangelistic Hour Wednesday 7:30— Mid-Week Bible Study Sunday Morning Services are broadcast over Radio STATION WCMI LAWRENCE B. HICKS Pastor Always backing Trevecca College with prayers, students, and money FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Hatch Blvd. 27+h Street SHEFFIELD, ALABAMA We Appreciate Trevecca WALLACE BELL Pastor FRANK FERRELL Sunday Scohol Superintendent BETTY JANE GIST N.Y.P.S. President MRS. WALLACE N.F.M.S. President CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE MAN. WEST VIRGINIA Once a Student Always a Booster JOHN R. BROWNING, SR. Pastor D. D. BILL ROBINSON S. S. Supt. JAMES PELFREY N.Y.P.S. President ORPHA BROWNING N.F.M.S. President COMPLIMENTS FROM COLLEGE PRINTING COMPANY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE EASTERN KENTUCKY DISTRICT Sixth Main St. RAVENNA, KY. f. t HOWARD LOBB Pastor JACK HAMILTON Sunday School Superintendent LINDY SHEARER N.Y.P.S. President DELLA LOBB N.F.M.S. President DELLA MUNCIE DELCIE SMITH Junior Directors FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Main At Willov Street CHATTANOOGA. TENNESSEE RADIO CHOIR J. HERSCHEL IRWIN Director CLIFFORD DALE CURL Organist Sunday— I :00 P.M. WDOD A VOICE FOR HOLINESS IN THE SOUTHLAND ROY A. BETTCHER, Pastor C. GLENN BOWLING Pastor CHURCH OF IHE NAZARENE FAIRMONT, WEST VA. R. F. HANEY Sunday School Superintendent MARABELLE FORD N.Y.P.S. President MRS. LAURA ANSEL N. F. M. S. President BOOSTERS FOR T. N. C. Li _ r ' The Friendly Church in the Friendly City INGLEWOOD CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Gallatin Road and Sunnymeade Drive NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE CONGRATULATES The Faculty Student Body of 1953 J. DON JERNIGAN Pastor JOHNNY T. CHILDS S. S. Supt. WILBORN D. STRODE N.Y.P.S. Pres. MRS. ORION RAMSEY N.F.M.S. Pres. A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT INGLEWOOD SOUTHEAST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA A Friendly and Spiritual Church C ongt ' atniationd lo eveccci an J llie Class of 1953 A REV. HADLEY HALL Pastor Supporting the school where our young men are preparing for ihe minlslry Our Church is Trevecca ' s Ambassador to the Nation ' s Capital 680 GLEBE ROAD NORTH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA REV. FRED W. GIBSON Pastor Holding Forth ths Word of Life CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE THOMASVILLE. GEORGIA Boosting Trevecca College in Southwest Georgia REV. LEON CHAMBERS Pastor MR. SIDNEY SUMNERS S. S. Superintendent MR. IRA STOCKS N.Y.P.S. President MRS. J. T. GREEN N.F.M.S. President FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SYLACAUGA, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF DONELSON CHURCH of the NAZARENE ★ DONELSON, TENNESSEE K. B. SLIFER, Pastor COMPLIMENTS OF McCLURKAN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE WEST NASHVILLE W. F. COLLIER, Pastor The Church with a Welcome FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE North Ann at Patton ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA BOOSTING TREVECCA FROM THE LAND OF THE SKY ' . DOYLE C. SMITH, Pastor COLOMBIA CHURCH OF THE NIlZilRENE J. H. DEAL Pastor WE BELIEVE IN TREVECCA THIRD CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1622 Tenth Avenue, North NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE PAUL McGRADY Minister Trevecca Studenis Always Welcome A HEARTY WELCOME TO IMMANUEL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 3315 Charlotte Avenue NASHVILLE, TENNESSEF J. C. MATTHEWS Pastor Our Purpose: To Know Him and to Make Him Known Jffirat (2II|urri; of ll)? JJazarpttF Jos. R. GlanninI, Architect FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Bryan Avenue at Glenn Place, Lexington, Ky. C. R. THRASHER, Pastor 525 Shelby St. ' A beautiful Church in a beautiful city In the heart of the beautiful blue grass region of Kentucky. When In the blue grass, visit First Church FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE OUR PASTOR Rev. J. G.Wells Is lead- ing us In our Greatest Crusade for souls Welcome Friends Over 25 years In the same location: ANDERSON AND CORNELIA STS. Stop with us when In the city ' If the Foundations Be Destroyed What Can the Righteous Do? ' CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS THE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE On Markham St. BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA The Church with a Reputation for Friendliness W. Lee Gann, Pastor Louisville First Congratulates Class of ' 53 i I J J Mt$JLA QAM . DON WANDA RATLIFF Ministers of Music SING WITH DON ' The Feature That hias Louisville Talking. Broadcasting From the Evangelistic Service 7:00 to 7:30 Sunday Nites Over WGRC, 790 W. M. ENLOW Sunday School Superintendent WALTER DAVIS N.Y.P.S. President MRS. CARL WHITLOW N.F.M.S. President Always a Good Service at LOUISVILLE, FIRST CHURCH ' A. J. FRANK Minister CONGRATULATIONS TO TREVECCA FIRST CHURCH OF THE Wmi NEWPORT, KENTUCKY 830 York St. R. L IHRIG Minister Phone Ju. 0668 R. L. IHRIG Pastor Parsonage — 36 S. Grand Avenue Ft. Thomas, Ky. ( on rcituiaHon5 . . . CLASS OF ' 53 from the FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 123 Moreland Ave.. S.E., ATLANTA, GA. WENDELL WELLMAN, Minister Atlania First Church Is Sold on Trevocca Nazarene College COMPLIMENTS OF The Nortliside Church of the Nazarene Lem Turner Paim St. Jacksonville, Florida CHAS. F. CRAUSWELL, Pastor W. W. DEESE, S. S. Supt. EARL J. SCHWEND, NYPS Pres. ELOISE GEIGER. NFMS Pres. Meridian St. Nazarene Church Nashville, Tennessee PAUL E. HESS, Pastor The Small Church v ith a Larqe Welcome IMMANUEL NAZARENE MISSION 736 W. Baxter Ave., Knoxvllle. Tenn. WILLIAM ELKINS. JR., Pastor 2 I 10 Highland Drive Congratulations, Darda Staff MIAMI EMANUEL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE MISS SHIRLEY BRINSON, Pastor 428 N.W. 82nd Terrace AND CLASS OF ' 53 PAUL QUALLS Song Evangelist ORLANDO, FLORIDA ALAMO PLAZA HOTEL COURTS THE HIGHWAY ' S FINEST Highways 70-S and 41 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF MOTHER HAGAN SANDWICH SHOP Grade A 1911 8th Ave. The Gospel in SERMON ★ SONG ART 9-9586 EVANGELIST CLYDE B. RODGERS 505 Lester Avenue Nashville 10, Tennessee GREER ' S RESTAURANT A Little Better for a Little Less INTOXICATING BEVERAGES PROHIBITED 407 MURFREESBORO ROAD C on valuiationi to tlie 1953 AXNYTHING 6-5383 -nvNYTimE PHOTOGRAPHERS!!! STEVE E. HOOD Official Photographer for DARDA 27 Arcade Nashville 3, Tennessee I lOHS to HIGH ' S ICE CREAM Complete Fire Extinguisher Recharge Service AMERICAN FIRE AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT CO. Fire Exlinguishers, Industrial Safety Equipment and Allied Accessories FRED A. ALLEN 6-5224 5 I 3 Sixth Ave., S. Nashville, Tenn. COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Clean, Modern, and Efficient Prescription Service OWEN DRUG COMPANY Phone 6-2447 i 13 Lafayette Street Nashville, Tenn. OTT AND SISK HARDWARE AND SEED CO. MURFREESBORO ROAD COMPLIMENTS QF MAPLEWOOD COAL COMPANY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE ONE OF AMERICA ' S FINEST COFFEES ■ -Bl!. ■ •Hi: fou(i Mil COLONIAl CLEAN — HOT — ECONOMICAL ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY 23 ARCADE PHONE 6-3101 THE SOUTH S NEWEST AND .FINEST Phone 6-81 77 The DRAKE HOTEL COURTS Beautyrest Mattresses • Tile Baths • Carpeting Electric Heat • Circulating Ice Water • Radio Telephone in each room in a class by itself Four Minutes South of Nashville on Highway 4I-70S 420 Murfreesboro Road • Nashville, Tenn. Compliments of PAUL ' S DEPARTMENT STORE 145 Lafayette Phone 6-0879 Geo. P. Linebaugh A C. (Gus) Linebaugh GEORGE AND GUS RESTAURANT Open continuously day and night 405 Broad St. Nashville, Tenn. CRAIG SHOFFNER HARDWARE CO. Everything in Hardware Lucas House Paint Enamels Ruberoid Roofing Roof Coating 313 Second Ave., North Nashville 3, Tenn. Compliments of MURFREESBORO ROAD MARKET Grade A Meats and Fancy Groceries IT ' S FUN TO SHOP AT Nashville ' s Largest Store SODAS DRUGS LESTER ' S PHARMACY Phone 6-1278 614 Murfreesboro Rd. Nashville, Tenn. COMPLIMENTS B W CAFETERIA Food for the Whole Family 222 6th Avenue, North Cain-Sioan Co. Nashville ' s Own Department Store Since 1903 The finest flowers in Town Phone 6-4144 6th and Church Nashville, Tenn. COMPLIMENTS OF PURITY DAIRIES Incorporafed Nashville ' s Finest Milk RUBEN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Dry Goods Ready-to-Wear Phone 6-2536 125 Lafayette St. COMPLIMENTS OF COLLEGE GRILL Where Trevecca Students Meet to Eat ' 351 Murfreeoboro Road W. C. PERSON, Mgr. Inlaid Linoleum — Asphalt, Rubber Alunninum Wall CARTER FLOORING COMPANY Floor Covering and Surfacing Carpets Hardwood floor laid, sanded and finished 127 Lafayette St. Phones: 6-3634 - 42-9643 Nashville, Tenn. SAVE AT SANDERSON ' S 5c and I Oc Store Lafayette and Wharf YOUR ORIGINAL lOc STORE DOC WALLACE MOTOR CO AUTOMOBILES Bought and Sold 302 MURFREESBORO ROAD 3RD AND LAFAYETTE STS. 725 GALLATIN ROAD 384 MURFREESBORO ROAD 3101 GALLATIN ROAD COMPLIMENTS FROM RAGLAND, POHER CO. incorporated WHOLESALE GROCERS Distributors of Libby ' s Foods 400 I st Avenue South Nashville, Tenn. A COMPLETE SERVICE IN FINE FOODS IN INSTITUTIONAL USERS ♦ ALLOWAY BROS. COMPANY NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE IF MADE BY PHILLIPS ENJOY Phillips Potato Chips Pop Corn Peanuts Cakes Cookies Cracklings Made in Nashville PHILLIPS FOOD PRODUCTS CO. 1630 Church St. WORSHIP GOD IN THE BEAUTY OF HOLINESS When in Nashville Worship With Us REV. M. E. REDEORD, Pastor 800 Third Avenue, South NASHVILLE, TENN. CALVARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE A Church Where Everyone Is Welcome FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE College and Green St. FULTON, KY. REV. HOMER NABORS Pastor GARRET BRUNDISE Sunday School Supt. WALLACE RUDDLE N.Y.P.S. President MRS. H. L, NABORS N.F.M.S. President WE APPRECIATE TREVECCA AND HER STUDENTS SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT Trevecca Trustees E. N. GUNTER W. BOYD WELCH D. W. THAXTON Camp Meeting Batesburg, S.C. June 29- July 5, ' 53 Workers REV. GENE PHILLIPS BOYCE CATHERINE PEIRCE D. W. THAXTON District Superintendent Advisory Board HAROLD LINER E. N. GUNTER V. V. SHUMPERT GEORGE B. GUNTER DISTRICT ASSEMBLY Langley Calvary Sept. 30- Oct. I ' 53 DR. HUGH BENNER Gen. Supt. MRS. MYRTIE C. BRADHAM District Secretary HAROLD M. LINER District Treasurer E. N. GUNTER Church School Board Chairman MRS. A. E. KELLY N.F, M.S. President MOODY FRIERSON N.Y.P.S. President MRS. GLADYS WALKER Junior Society Director y ru acie for — jould f low Best Wishes for T. N. C. Church of the Nazarene I5th and Oak Streets PARKERSBURG, W. VA. H. HARYEY HENDERSHOT Pastor New Building under construction Phone 4-8252 Phone 5-7245 HARGROVE DRY CLEANERS QUALITY CLEANING — COURTEOUS SERVICE We appreciate your patronage Our Best Advertisement Will Alv ays Be IN THE BAG Two Plants— W. E. HARGROVE, Owner 113 4+h Ave. N. 146 7th North CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 1601 North Twenty-first Street PAUL R. HOLT . . LARKIN L. BURCH ELIZABETH DERR . WALTER IvIESSER Minister . . Sunday School Supt. Pres. Missionary Society Pres. N.Y.P.S. It Pays to Look Well COLLEGE BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP W. H. ANDERSON GENTRY TAYLOR SERVICE STATION GAS— OIL— TIRE— LUBRICATION Phone 2-9184 Road Servic RIDGEVALE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Millersville, Tennessee REV. S. W. STRICKLAND, Pastor REV. AND MRS. L. B. MATHEWS Evangelist and Singers 8-3909 2208 18th Ave., So. Nashville 4, Tenn. Eeit Whkei toO.fl.C. A Leading Publisher of Gospel Music on 9x12 sheet, 4 part harmony. P. O. Box 818 from BEN L SPEER Music Publisher Such songs as: Peace in the Valley Mansion Over the Hilltop Sonneone to Care My God Is Real Write for a Complete List Nashville 2, Tennessee CONGRATULATIONS FROM The 1953 Graduating Class of Trevecca Nazarene College To The High School Seniors of the Southeast Educational Zone trusting YOU have chosen TREVECCA As YOUR College CLASS OFFICERS DALE HILKERT President ARTHUR JACKSON Vice-President MARJORIE STOCKDALE Secretary MARILYN WILLIAMS Treasurer BETTY BARNETT Reporter MRS. A. B. MACKEY Sponsor TAYLOR IMPRESSION PRODUCTS Duplicating and Addressing Machines Service and Supplies 50 4th Avenue, North Nashville, Tenn. COMPLIMENTS OF THRIFT MARKET COMPLIMENTS MARTHA WHITE CLEANERS 2-5000 This Book Designed and Printed By BENSON PRINTING CO., Nashville, Tenn. Special I8425 LD 5356 .T75 1953 0. 2 Trevecca Nazarene University The Darda GAYLORD F m