Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1957 volume:

ft Ft 7he I9S 7 h«r4a TREVECCA NAZARENE COLLEGE NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE ELIZABETH STUCKI, EDITOR CHARLES CORK, BUSINESS MANAGER To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Ecclesiasfes 3:1 CONTENTS A TIME TO HONOR A TIME TO LEAD A TIME TO PROGRESS A TIME TO WORSHIP A TIME TO PARTICIPATE A TIME TO PLAY A TIME TO REMINISCE A MESSAGE The word Trevecca has its origin in the name Rebekah, who became the wife of Isaac. Therefore, Trevecca appropriately means the chosen of the Lord to become the Bride when Jesus returns for the Mar- riage Supper. The background for our college being named Trevecca was a school in Wales. This school was started on the Trevecca (Welch) Estate in 1767. John Fletcher was its first president, and John Wesley did the preaching in the opening school revival. Charles Wesley led the singing, using songs of his own composition. The Tre- fecca Estate was named for the daughter (Rebecca) of a prominent Welchman ap- proximately two hundred years prior to the opening of that school. The school was in operation four or five years ago and prob- ably is at the present time. The probable reason for Brother McClurkan choosing the name for his college in Nashville was the visit of Rev. G. Campbell Morgan and the feeling that the school in Wales had at one time been the type of institution that Brother McClurkan wanted his school to be. Trevecca ' s annual was named Darda in 1924. The meaning of the word was stated to be the pearl of wisdom. The name is found in I Kings 4:3 I . Darda was the name of a man who was considered among the four wisest men in his day and yet was not as wise as Solomon. I trust that Trevecca and its yearbook will ever measure up to the meaning of their names. A. B. MACKEY Our President ' s Home. Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Mackey and nephew, Gene TO HONOR... DEDICATION V. NEIL RICHARDSON Business Manager Somebody said it couldn ' t be done, But he with a chuckle replied That maybe it couldn ' t, but he would be one Who wouldn ' t say so till he tried. So he buckled right in with the trace ot a grin On his face. If he worried he hid it. He started to sing as he tackled the thing That couldn ' t be done, and he did it. For those who give up in the thick of the fight Have only themselves to blame If they feel no whit of the keen delight In successfully winning the game, The game that calls on the heart and head, The best man ' s strength and nerve; He proved that it can be done by the man Whose business it is to serve. Victor, Carol, Mr. Richardson, Mrs. Richardson and Mary Beth at home. Our busy, efficient business manager. n m i; M O R I A M RICHARD DALE HEMMERLY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis F. Hemmerly Born October 3, 1936 Died October 19, 1956 In perfect honor, perfect truth, And gentleness to all mankind, You trod the golden paths of youth, Then left the world and youth behind. Ah, net! ' tis we who fade and fail — And you, from Time ' s slow torments free, Shall pass from strength to strength and scale The steeps of immortality. JIMMY LEE AARON Son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville L. Aaron Born September 17, 1934 Died September I, 1956 The death-change comes. Death is another life. We bow our heads At going out, we think, and enter straight Another golden chamber of the king ' s, Larger than this we leave, and lovelier. And then in shadowy glimpses, disconnect, The story, flower-like, closes thus its leaves. The will of God is all in all. He makes, Remakes, for I — I i s own pleasure, all. 10 w HQ ' S H O BILL STRICKLAND SAMMIE BELL BILL JERNIGAN RUTH JOHNSON LARRY FINGER One of the top honors attainable at T.N. C, the annual Who ' s Who elec- tion recognizes outstanding students from the Senior Class. Qualifications for election to Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges include scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, citizenship and service to the school, and promise of future usefulness. 11 This society is not just made up of those who have excelled scholastically, but of those who have attained the top in extra- curricular activities. A yearly average of 2.5 is the requirement for T.N.C. ' s Honor Society. Upon graduation members of this organization may be elected to the Zeta Chapter of the National Nazarene Society of Phi Delta Lambda. HONOR SOCIETY JIM MARTIN, President MISS AMY L. PERSON, Sponsor 17 TO LEAD... I FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION PERSONNEL SERVICES BOARD OF TRUSTEES LIFE SERVICE LIBRARY FACILITIES STUDENT ASSISTANTS If we work upon marble, it will perish. If we work upon brass, time will efface it. If we rear temples, they will crumble to dust. But if we work upon men ' s immortal minds, if we imbue them with high princi- ples, with the just fear of God and love of their fellow men, we engrave on those tab- lets something which no time can efface, and which will brighten and brighten to all eternity. — Webster FACULTY AND WILLIAM M. GREATHOUSE A.B., Th. B.. MA. Dean of Religion, Theology, Biblical Literature CHARLES L. CHILDERS A.B., B.D., M.A. High School Principal AMY L. PERSON A.B., M.A. Registrar, English LILA T. MACKEY A.B., M.A., B.S. in L.S. Librarian, Library Science, French K. W. PHILLIPS Th B B.S., B.D., M.A. Dean of Students, Biblical Literature V. NEIL RICHARDSON A.B., Th. B. Business Manager, High School Mathematics T.N.C. students are fortunate indeed because their learning experiences are en- riched by their everyday contact with things spiritual, including a godly faculty whose lives are permeated with a true goodness springing from secret lives of prayer, open lives of purity, deep lives of study, and active lives of service. HOMER J. ADAMS A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of College, History ADMINISTRATION C. E. KEYS A.B.. Th.B Field Representative WILLIAM H. HOWICK A.B., Th.B., M.A., M.ED. Philosophy, Psychology, Education MABEL RUTH COONER A.B., M A. Speech BARBARA McCLAIN A.B., B.Mus., M.Mus. Music Theory, Piano RAMON UNRUH B. Music Voice, Music Education HAROLD F. HAMMOND B.S., M.A. Piano, Organ, Music Theory M. E. REDFORD B.S., Th.B., B.D., M.A. iblical Literature, Greek ELIZABETH T. SPRUILL A.B. Principal of Demonstration School Reading Improvement ALTA LINDSAY REDFORD B.S., M A. Mathematics, Biological Science C. T. DUCKETT A C. A., A.B., M.A. Bookstore Manager, High School Commerce, English FACULTY AND ADRON H. PHILLIPS A B., M.A. English, Journalism MILDRED F. CHAMBERS A.B. High School Biology THOMAS J. HEMMERLY A.B., M.A. Biological Science, Chemistry EULA JEAN STEPHAN A.B. Bookkeeper High School Mathematics ADMINISTRATION Rev. K. W. Phillips, Dean of Students, talks over a student ' s problem. PERSONNEL SERVICES The inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person, Having neither to weigh thoughts, Nor measure words — but pouring them All right out — just as they are — Certain that a faithful hand will take and sift them — And with the breath of kindness Blow the rest away. DR. HOMER J. ADAMS Military and Recreations Guidance PROFESSOR V. NEIL RICHARDSON Employment Guidance and Veterans Problems MRS. A. B. MACKEY Social Poise and Etiquette Problems MISS VIRGINIA BENEDICT. R.N Health Counseling MEN ' S RESIDENCE HALLS COUNSELORS Bill Kerns, Phil Shomo, Cecil Vaughn, Ed Bullock, Ralph Lee. WOMEN ' S RESIDENCE HALLS COUNSELORS Leona Groves, Nancy Sheridan, Nada Ulm, Mildred Pear- son, Helen Rood. ing Improvement Service, under supervision of Mrs. Spruill, is in constant demand. Seated: Mrs. Phillips, Miss Benedict, Mrs. Mackey. Stand- ing: Prof. Phillips, Prof. Howick, Prof. Richardson. PROFESSOR and MRS. K. W. PHILLIPS Marriage Counseling MRS. M. E. SPRUILL Reading Improvement Ser vice PROFESSOR W. H. HOWICK Vocational Guidance MISS MABEL COONER Speech Improvement Service r. Adams discusses military situation with student. Training in speech is one of the many duties of Miss Cooner. 25 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS OF DR. JOHN L. KNIGHT Chairman DR. EDWARD C. ONEY .... Vice-Chairman REV. CLAUDE W. GALLOWAY Treasurer DR. OTTO STUCKI Secretary THE BOARD REV. A. M. GIBBS Member REV. C. E. SHUMAKE Member DR. LLOYD B. BYRON Member DR. . B. MACKEY Ex-Officio ALABAMA C. E. Shumake Gordon Winchester R. L. Anderson R. F. Bum pus EAST KENTUCKY D. S. Somerville L. B. Hicks W. P. Wilhoyte Bennie Hulett EAST TENNESSEE Victor E. Gray Roy A. Bettcher A. M. Gibbs FLORIDA Dr. John L. Knight C. M. Kelly Charles Ide Don Irwin Ben F. Marlin GEORGIA Mack Anderson Harold Glenn John O. Taylor Bruce B. Hall KENTUCKY D. D. Lewis Oren D. Thrasher Dennis Wyrick Clarence Wiley Herman Ramsey MISSISSIPPI Dr. Otto Stucki John Sharp NORTH CAROLINA Dr. Lloyd B. Byron Mrs. Madelyn Wall Howard T. Wall, Jr. SOUTH CAROLINA D. W. Thaxton W. Boyd Welch TENNESSEE D. K. Wachtel J. E. Beckum Edward F. Cox Paul McGrady Ralph Schurman VIRGINIA V. M. Littrell E. M. Fox WEST VIRGINIA Dr. E. C. Oney C. Glenn Bowling H. Harvey Hendershot Roy T. McKinney Hadley Hall John R. Browning, Sr. 26 LIFE SERVICE The Life Service Organization at Tre- vecca is one of the most interesting groups at the school Members of this club write to high school juniors and seniors in an ef- fort to interest them in attending our col- lege. Rev. C. E. Keys, field representative, is the sponsor, and directs the activities of these workers. Top: C. E. KEYS, Field Representative. Top, Center: OFFICE FORCE Ruth Shannon, Inez Jackson, Betty Egnor, Mary Jo Bowling. Bottom, Center: LIFE SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES Seated: Nada Ulm, Emily Hamilton, C. E. Keys, Mary Jo Bowling, Gwen Pearson. Standing: Roberta Stogner, Ed Irwin, Kemp Higginbotham, Roberta Griffin, Ed Cloud, Ralph Lee, Mary Ann Evans, Bill Kerns. Bottom : DISTRICT CLUB PRESIDENTS First Row: Dave Wofford, Roberta Stogner, Wesley Eby, Nancy Sheridan, Jim Mathews. Second Row: Larry Leeper, Ed Cloud, Ed Bullock, Donnie Smith, Phil Shomo. Roberta Griffin attends to the duties at the circulation desk. Typical day in rea ding room of the library. Louise Irwin and Oren Frazier lookinc the well-stocked magazine shelves. LIBRARY FACILITIES Mrs. Mackey, librarian, attends to one of her many re- sponsibilities as she directs the operation of the library. Library Staff: Mrs. Mackey, Roberta Griffin, Berma Jean DuBose, Sue Vaughan, Arlene Unruh, Frances Bullock, Grace Ruth Brown, Mary Lou McCormick. Berma Jean DuBose and Mary Lou McCormick working to keep our books in good condition. Grace Brown checking over the literary fie. Checking over the stacks is part of the daily routine for Frances Bullock. President ' s Office: Louise Cravens, secre- Dean of Student ' s Office: Martha Gray, secretary. Registrar ' s Office: Ruth Johnson, sec- retary. Business Offices: Standing: Ann Benson, Sharon Woods, Gwendolyn Pearson, Jeannette Ring. Seated: Barbara Ralph, Mildred Pearson, Irene Godby. Fine Arts: Standing: Roberta Stogner, Freda Johnson, Bar- bara Martin, Anita Liles. Seated: Emily Hamilton. STUDENT ASSISTANTS Dean ' s Office: Janey Little, secretary. High School Office: Nina Gunter, Bar- bara Martin. Bookstore: Helen Rood, Prof. C. T. Duckett, Mrs. C. T. Duckett, Mary Ann Evans. TO PROGRESS . FRESHMAN CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS JUNIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS The Phillipses receive their Christmas gift from the stu- dent body. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS OFFICERS KEMP HIGGINBOTHAM President NANCY THORPE Treasurer PAULGODBY Vice-President WAYNE GIBSON . . . Student Council Representative BARBARA MARTIN Secretary JACK CRUSE Reporter PROF, and MRS. K. W. PHILLIPS Sponsors Time was when we thought of Trevecca only as a distant place — a goal for the fu- ture perhaps, but seemingly far removed from us. However, the sands of time moved more rapidly than we realized, and at last we found ourselves, the largest freshman class in history, in a strange new place, con- fused, and a trifle homesick. Time, fleet- ingly passing, soon obliterated those nos- talgic feelings, and right away we felt an important part of our new school home. Memories are many — the hardships of orientation, the fun of freshman night, the Christmas Party, and just living — but now as we leave the past, and with eager faces turn toward the future, we anticipate the prestige which will come with the acquisi- lion of the title, Sophomores! FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: Cecil Adams, Paul Agner, Ted Allen, Da- vid Allison, Lloyd Allison, Elsie Andrews, Hal Arnett, Jesse Barnes. Second Row: Betty Lou Beaty, Ann Benson, Martha Blackwell, Richard Boone, George Branch, Grace Brown, Robert Brown, Don Browning. Third Row: Shirley Bula, Helen Burch, Ralph Cain, Barbara Campbell, Eugene Campbell, Glenda Cape, Ray Carson, Helene Casto. Fourth Row: Bob Chason, Louise Clark, Ann Clayton, Clifton Couey, Peggy Craft, Jack Cruse, William Densford, Harold Derryberry. Fifth Row: Berma Jean DuBose, Betty Egnor, Bill El- kins, John Evilcizer, Shirley Fisher, Kelly Flanner Beverly Forman, Oren Frazier. 35 First Row: Robert Furniss, Bill Galloway, Bennie Gar- ber, Ernest Gates, Benjamin Gibbons, Wayne Gib- son, Franklin Gillian, Irene Godby. Second Row: Paul Godby, Talmadge Godwin, Eu- gene Goins, Eleanor Goode, Martha Gray, Betty Groves, Leona Groves, Bruce Haddix. Third Row: Clifton Hale, James Halliburton, Louise Hamilton, Linda Hampton, Lewis Hassell, Winston Hatcliff, Anne Haynes, Betty Helms. Fourth Row: Kemp Higginbotham, Pearl Hisle, Bar- bara Horn, Marilyn Horton, Daniel Houston, Dillie Howdyshell, LaVerne Huggins, Eddie Irwin. Fifth Row: Kenneth Irwin, Louise Irwin, Harold Jar- ratt, Harry Johnson, Patsy Jones, Louanna Justice, Bruce Kelly, Charles Kirby. 37 FRESHMAN CLASS 38 First Row: William Klausner, Charles Klinstiver, Jr., Gary Koch, Larry Kolar, Catherine Lanham, Garner Lawson, Jean Ledford, Larry Leeper. Second Row: Barbara Leidig, Paul Lewis, Meelan Lindsey, Helen Lively, Jesse Luster, Charles McCau- ley, Paul McElroy, Don McKenzie. Third Row: Barbara Martin, Harold Massey, Marion May, Charles Melton, Jay Mick, Wanda Miller, Paul- ine Monk, Fred Moore. Fourth Row: Joyce Moore, Sara Morgan, Harold Murray, Peggy Neal, Ruth Parsels, Ralph Payne, Joyce Perry, Bonnie Propst. Fifrh Row: Geraldine Pullen, Mary Lee Purcell, Zella Shadowens, Ruth Shannon, Delores Sharpton, Fran- ces Shaw, Ruth Six, Troy Slay. ■ 39 FRESHMAN CLASS 40 First Row: Emma Jean Smith, Larry Smith, Myra Smith, Ruby Smith, Ruby Spear, Jimmie Staggs, Mary Stamey. Second Row: Faye Stewart, Ethel Stewart, Carl Story, Dorothy Story, O ' Hara Sturgell, J. H. Sulli- van, Loretta Taulbee. Third Row: Grace Taylor, Nancy Thorpe, Glenda Thrasher, Fred Thurman, Edith Tremain, James Tripp, Rita Turner. Fourth Row: Sue Vaughan, Martha Ann Vinson, Julia Wallace, Sondria Wandling, Mary Watkins, Gwen Webb, Teddy West. Fifth Row: Emily Wheet, Jeanette Willis, Thomas Willis, Joyce Woodward, Robert Womack, Austin Wood, Sharon Woods. 41 Waiting for the Valentine Banquet to begin. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS OFFICERS ROY MILLER President MILDRED PEARSON Treasurer LARRY SCHULZ Vice-President DONNIE SMITH . . . Student Council Representative LUCILLE SMITH Secretary HELEN ROOD Reporter MISS COONER Sponsor Even before registration was over our busy whirl of activities was the preparation heads were awhirl with ideas for the busy of a brain-teasinq cake code which baffled year ahead. True to our last year s reputa- the Freshmen. Time rushed by, and we tion for cooperative planning, our large found ourselves in the middle of prepara- class meetings were a perpetual surprise to tions for the Valentine Banquet — a great everyone. Acquiring the traditional role of success. Now, with a bit o f wistful memory, big brothers and sisters, we kept the we are ready to don the more dignified Freshmen buzzing with excitement during garments of upperclassmen and take our our Get-acquainted Program, Banquet and place as Juniors to make T.N.C. a better the hectic week of orientation activities. college with our best effort and prayers. An important and exciting event in our 43 Top Row: Jo Lynn Armstrong, Bobby Barnhill, Bottom Row: Thelma Bruckner, Frances Bullock, Paul Beard, Debbie Brown. Odell Caldwell, Clyde Ray Calhoun. SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row: Inez Carter, Harley Cash, Arnetta Chil- Bottom Row: John DeArman, Otis Donegan, Mar- ders, Tom Cox. gie Dover, Kathy Eannottie. Top Row: Nancy Earnhart, Robert Field, Wesley Bottom Row: Bob Fulwood, Tevania Gilbreath, Frederick, Roy Fuller. Wayne Goodwin, Lloyd Griffin. SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row: Imgard Haerr, Paul Hall, Tom Harda- Bottom Row: Harry Hemmerly, Ruth High, Paul way, Stanley Harris. Jackson, Richard Jackson. Top Row: Freda Johnson, LeJeune Irwin Jones, Bottom Row: Charles Klinestiver, Sr., Richard Lucille Jones, David Kennedy. Lauson, Herman Lawrence, Joyce Lewis. SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row: Anita Liles, Janey Little, Patricia Losey, Bottom Row: Eula Gardner McNeece, Shirley Ma- Gerald McCommon. honey, Roy Miller, Marlene Minix. Top Row: Mary Evelyn Nelson, Ida Parson, Mozelle Bottom Row: Jack Phillips, Kenneth Pickett, Paul Partridge, Mildred Pearson. Pierce, Thelma Preston. SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row: Barbara Wilson Ralph, Jesse Richards, Botrom Row: Helen Rood, Billy Joe Rook, Ray Sav- Phillip Riley, Charlotte Robinson. age, Larry Schulz. Top Row: Doris Scott, Dwight S cott, Nancy Sheri- Bottom Row: Philip Shomo, Erlene Shuttlesworth dan, Dorothy Shields. Martha Sloan, Donnie Smith. SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row: Lucille Smith, William Spurlock, Donis Bottom Row: Walter Stuard, Hessie Sublett, Stephens, Roberta Stogner. Cathy Trotter, Helen Turner. Top Row: Nada Ulm, Arthur Williams, Dewey Wil- Bo+rom Row: Powell Wyatt. liams, David Wofford. SOPHOMORE CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS OFFICERS MOODY GUNTER President JIM MARTIN Treasurer REX HOUSTON Vice-President ASA SPARKS Student Council Representative JEANNETTE RING Secretary ROBERTA GR I FFI N Reporter DR. ADAMS Sponsor This has been a busy and eventful year, and our book of memories contains such things as the mock presidential election, the Halloween party, and endless activi- ties which seemed to require a major por- tion of our extra-curricular time. Our boys demonstrated their physical prowess by winning first place as football champions; we remembered the all-important spiritual side of our lives with early morning prayer services in the chapel, and our dramatic ability was demonstrated in our one-act presentation, The Lamb in the Window. Time has passed swiftly with our full sched- ule, and with busy preparations for the Junior-Senior Banquet we find that we are slanding on the threshold leading to our last year at T.N.C. These have been three wonderful years, and we pray that the next wiil be the best ever. 51 CHARLES CORK Always smiling . . . remember the Alamo . . . just Charles. LOUISE CRAVENS Pleasing . . . President ' s secretary ... a friend in need. HAZEL DAVIS Efficient teacher . . . words softly spoken . . . wife and mother. DORIS DECKER Floridian . . . dietician for the sick . . . reserved. JUNIOR EARL CAMPBELL Genial . . . part-time chef . . . sober-minded and true. LYLE CAMPBELL Canadian . . . father of twins . . . man of few words. LaDELL CARTER Gentle in disposition . . . thoughtful of others . . . hard worker. EDDIE CLOUD Eloquent . . . called to the ministry . . . pleasant good looks. 52 CLASS LEE EBY Engaging personality . . . missionary vision . . . scholarly S. C. secretary. WESLEY EBY Little but loud . . . likes Southern drawls . . . stout)?) hearted NELZENE EDMONDS Of gentle breeding . . . scientific curiosity . . . warmhearted. MARY ANN EVANS Dainty . . . Assistant Editor ' s favorite . . . ' sift- ing sand. 53 TOMMY GARNER Man of mettle ... at His Master ' s command . . . devoted husband. CLINTON GRIFFIN Stability plus . . . captivating smile ... no stranger to knowledge. ROBERTA GRIFFIN Merry and wise . . . countenance glows with inner radiance . . . Oh, Wesley! MOODY GUNTER Jolly prexy . . . vender of shoes . . . faithful in service. JUNIOR NINA GUNTER Junior first lady . . . laughter-loving ... to be ' Moody ' is best. EDRA HAMMOND Professor ' s daughter ... a face with sweetness overspread . . . refined. JOHN HAY Olivet transferee . . . preacher of the Word . . cooperative classmate. ROBERT HEDGEPATH Jokesmith . . . ministerial student . . . unique. REX HOUSTON A joyful face . . . genuine spirit ... a life prom- ising f ruitf ulness. FRANCES HOWICK Prof ' s wife ... a virtuous life . . . talented singer. DENZIL HUFF Optimist . . . unto the least of these ' ready smile. HAROLD HUGHES Sportive . . . gentlemen prefer blondes friendliness personified. 54 CLASS WAYNE HYSONG Cheery countenance . . . contagious personality . . . consistent Christian. CHARLES INGRAM Good student . . . earnest Christian . . . cordial. TED INNIS Consecrated ... to preach is his desire . . . willing worker. INEZ JACKSON Unassuming . . . Pop ' s assistant promotion man- ager . . . sweet. WILLARD JOHNSON Wholehearted . . . dedicated to his calling . . firm of character. CARL KALLSEN Devotion to God . . . enthusiastic in all . . . like- able. MARY LOU McCORMICK Jocular . . . lover of the printed word . . . ready and willing to serve. JAMES MARTIN Lib ' s right-hand man ... an ear for music ana an eye for Mary . . . academically compel 3nt 5 5 GWENDOLYN PEARSON Ingenious wit . . . honor roll student . . . Missis- sippian. JAN PENIX Fascinating . . . beauty unadorned . . . beau- book editor. ROBERT PERRY Good humor . . . works with a will . . . Joyce ' s husband. TILLMAN PRUIETT High-souled . . . former Pasadenan . . . mild- mannered. JUNIOR RONALD MARTIN Intelligent . . . compassion for others . . . Ron- nie. JAMES MATHEWS Droll humor . . . desire for service . . . well-bred. MERLE MEAD Hails from St. Pete . . . always on the job . . . quiet. WAYNE MURPHY Pleasant . . . lover of history . . . Alpha pivot man. 56 CLASS DONALD PYLES Tall, dark, and handsome . . . quiet determina- tion . . . Don. BILLY RING Jovial . . . plans for a pastorate . . . married bliss. JEANNETTE RING Billy s helper . . . sweet and gentle . . . sparkling eyes. ELMER ROGERS Sincere . . . eager for knowledge . . . proud papa. 1 1 a ARNOLD ROLAND Even-tempered redhead . . . ministry minded . . . loyal hearted. BOBBIE SEYMORE Warbler . . . prayer and devotion . . . Arkansas traveler. EUGENE SHELTON Family man . . . called to preach . . . funster. EUGENE SMITH History brain . . . solemn and faithful in duty . . Gene. 57 JUNIOR GORDON SNELLGROVE Tenor . . . sparkling sense of humor . . . straight- forward. SAMUEL SOUTHERLAND Jolly Sam . . . tenderhearted and true speech enthusiast. ASA SPARKS Ace . . . excells in leadership . . . engaged to Dot. ELIZABETH STUCKI DARDA editor . . . now serious, now laughing . . . our Libby. CLASS WILLIAM TALIAFERRO Reliable . . . extraordinarily Bill . . . likes drama- tics. BURTON THOMPSON Ex-bachelor . . . trustworthiness tested by ex- perience . . . literary minded. EDDIE WHITTINGTON Melodist . . . easy-going personality . . . agile athlete. DEWEY WISE Happy as the day is long . . . loyal friend . . . married to Willow Dean. 58 We sponsored the Student-Faculty Reception. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS OFFICERS LARRY FINGER President ED BULLOCK Treasurer NORMA JEAN PETERS Vice-President RUTH JOHNSON . . . Student Council Representative MARY JO BOWLING Secretary DORIS ALLEN Reporter DR. GREATHOUSE Sponsor Backward, turn backward, O time in your flight, was our feeling at times as we realized too often that very soon we would be going out from T.N.C. — leaving be- hind the Christian fellowship and spiritual atmosphere which we had come to depend upon so much. Our activities, sandwic hed in with harder assignments, comprehensive cramming, planning for invitations, gradu- ation, and all that it means to be a Senior, included the Student-Faculty Reception, Friday night programs, and the very im- portant Thanksgiving Banquet. Now, dur- ing these last few days, we stand ready to go out to our chosen fields — some to teach, some to preach — all to work for God wherever hHe would lead, and we pause to express gratitude to those who have made possible our unforgettable span of time at T.N.C. 61 7 DORIS JEANETTE ALLEN A.B. English A wife domestic, good and pure. Virginia Club 1,2, 3, 4; Christian Workers I, 2, 3; Music Club I, Library Staff I; Literary Club 4; Class Reporter 3, 4. SENIOR SAMMIE CAROLYN BELL A.B. Education-Psychology Both shori and sweet some say is best. Music Club I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; Alabama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 4; Christian Workers 1 , 2, 3, 4; A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. MARY JOSEPHINE BOWLING A.B. Education Whose face is this so musically fair? Music Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, 4; GAA 1,2,3, 4, Vice-president 3; West Virginia Club 1,2,3, 4, Reporter I , Vice-president 2; A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4; Life Service Representative 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 4. ERNEST EDWARD BULLOCK A.B. Religion His preaching much, but more his practice wrought. Jones Junior College I ; Christian Workers 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Clio Society 3; Ministerial Association 4; Mississippi Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, President 4; Class Reporter 2; Trev-Echoes Staff 3; Senior Class Treasurer. CLASS WILLIAM JOEL CALKIN A.B. History A virtuous life maketh him dear to God. Tennessee Club I ; East Tennessee Club 2, 3, 4; Clio Society 4; Ping Pong Co-Champ 3. ELIZABETH GERALDINE CLAY A.B. Biological Science Of manners gentle, of affections mild. Alab ama Club 1,2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2. DORIS JEWELL CROSSMAN A.B. English And her dark eyes — how eloquent! Tennessee Club 1,2, 3, 4; GAA I, 2; Chorus I; A Capella Choir 2; Sophomore Class Secretary; Trev-Echoes Staff 2. SENIOR LARRY LIVINGSTON FINGER A.B. Music Vigor, vitality, vim and punch — that ' s pep! Music Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 2; East Ten- nessee Club I, 2, 3, 4; MAA I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-presi- dent 3, Secretary 4; All-Star .Football 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 3; A Capella Choir I, 2, 3, 4; Christian Workers I; School Quartet I, 2; Freshman Treas- urer; Junior Class President; Senior Class Presi- dent; Junior and Senior Voice Recitals; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. DANIEL ANTON GODBY A.B. Biological Science A sound mind in a manly body. Science Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 4; A Capella Choir I, 2, 3; Kentucky Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 3; MAA I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Vice-president 3, Delta Chairman 4; Football Captain 1,2, 3; Bas- ketball Captain 4; Athletic Trophy 2. WINIFRED ANN HALSTEAD A.B. Music-Education Music hath charm to soothe a troubled breast. A Capella Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Music Club I, 2, 3; Christian Workers 1,2, 3; GAA I ; West Virginia Club I, 2, 3, 4; School Trio 3. CLASS EMILY RUTH HAMILTON A.B. Education The mirth and fun grew fast and furious. Kentucky Club 1,2,3, 4, Reporter 2; Music Club I, 2, 3, 4; GAA I, 2, 3, 4; A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4; College Trio 2; Life Service Representative 3, 4. ALLEN BUFORD HOLLIS, JR. A.B. Religion Example is a lesson that all men can read. Alabama Club I, 2, 3, 4; MAA I, 2; Christian Workers I, 2; Ministerial Association 1,2, 3, 4; Clio Society 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; School Quartet I ; Honor Society 2, Vice-president; Jun- ior Class Vice-president; Champion Football Team I. WILLIAM WADE JERNIGAN A.B. Religion The deeds of the leader shall live. Clio Society 1,2,3, 4, Reporter 2; MAA 1,2,3, 4; Tennessee Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 2; Trev- Echoes Business Manager 3; Student Council President 4; Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges 4. SENIOR RUTH JOHNSON A.B. Biological Science Her face betokens all things dear and good. Science Club 1,2,3, 4, Vice-president 2, President 4; East Tennessee Club I, 2, 3, 4; Missionary Prayer Band I, 2, Treasurer 2; Christian Workers 1, 2, 3; Literary Club 1,2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2; Trev-Echoes Staff 2; DARDA Editor 3, Literary Editor 2, 4; Life Service Representative 2; Residence Halls Council 2; Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Class Scholarships 2, 3, 4; Junior Marshall; Junior Play; Achievement Award in Chemistry I, Lab Assistant 2; Achieve- ment Award in Scholarship I, 3; Leadership 2; Citizenship 3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. WILMER LEE KERNS A.B. Religion And gladly would he learn, and gladly teach. College of William and Mary I ; Ministerial Asso- ciation 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 4; Music Club 2; Christian Workers 2, 3, 4; Missionary Prayer Band 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Speech Club 4, Reporter; Residence Halls Council 3; Virginia Club 2, 3, 4. GERALD D. LAING A.B. Religion They serve God well, who serve His creatures. Christian Workers I, 2, 3, Vice-president 3 ; MAA 1,2,3, 4; Ramblers I ; Ministerial Association 1 , 2, 3, 4, President 4; Clio Society 4. CLASS TALMADGE LANE A.B. Religion Few were his words, but wonderfully clear. Mississippi Club I, 2, 3, 4. LOREN RALPH LEE A.B. Religion He watched and wept, he pray ' d and felt for all. Christian Workers I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 2, President 3, 4; Kentucky Club 1,2,3, 4; Ministerial Association I, 2, 3, 4; Achievement Award in Religious Activities 3. ROBERT ELLISON MANER, JR. A.B. Religion Character is simply habit long continued. Georgia Club 1 , 2. SENIOR DONALD VERNON PEAL A.B. Religion An easy-minded soul, and always was. Science Club I; Clio Society 1,2, 3; Ministerial Association 2, 3, 4. NORMA JEAN PETERS A.B. History As merry as the day is long. GAA 1,2,3, 4; Clio Society 1,2,4, Secretary 4; Virginia Club 1 , 2, 3,4, Secretary 2, Chairman 3, Reporter I; Christian Workers I, 2; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Vice-president; Science Club 3, Secretary; DARDA Staff 3, 4; Cheerleader 4. DWIGHT E. PRESSON A.B. Religion Steady of heart and stout of hand. MAA 1 , 2, 3, 4; Christian Workers I, 2, 3; Minis- terial Association 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club I; Clio Society 4. CLASS JAMES NELSON RALPH A.B. Religion Wit that can call forth smiles even from mourners. Christian Workers 1,2,3; Kentucky Club 1,2,3, 4; Music Club 1,2; Ministerial Association 1,2; Resi- dence Halls Council 2, 3. DONALD OWEN REDDICK A.B. Religion A faithful friend is the medicine of life. Ramblers Club I ; Tennessee Club 2, 3; Ministerial Association I, 2, 3; Science Club 2. CHARLES ROBERT SEAL A.B. Religion For this is wisdom, to love, to live. A Capella Choir I, 2; Music Club I, 2, 3, Presi- dent 2, 3; MAA I, 2, 3, 4, Chairman Beta Society 4; Ministerial Association I, 2, 3, 4; Science Club I, 2; Ramblers Club I, 2; Freshman Class Secre- tary; School Quartet I. SENIOR WILLIAM JEFFERSON STRICKLAND A.B. Religion Gentle in manner, strong in performance. Middle Tennessee State College I ; Ministerial Association 2, 3, 4; Tennessee Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Clio Society 2, 3, 4; MAA 2, 3, 4, Basketball Captain 2, 4, President TAA 4; Basketball All-Stars 2, 3; Sportsmanship Award 2; Citizenship Award 3; Junior Marshall; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges 4. WILLIAM CECIL VAUGHN A.B. Religion He hath a daily beauty in his life. Ministerial Association I, 2, 3, 4; Literary Club 3, Vice-president; Clio Society 3, 4; Missionary Prayer Band 2, 3, 4, President 2, 4, Vice-presi- dent 3; Christian Workers 3, Reporter; Residence Halls Council 3, 4; School Trio 3. WINTER QUARTER STUDENTS SPECIAL STUDENTS JUNIOR THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS SUMMER SCHOOL WINTER QUARTER STUDENTS First Row: Stewart Bergquist, Jack Cobb, Lloy Nell Christy, Flora Daniel. Second Row: LeJune Dunn, Donna Gilliland, Dick Sleason, Kay Heiskell. Third Row: Donald Hill, Mary Meighan, Ann Snider, William E. Thomas. Fourth Row: Ray Turnage, Wanda Watson, Samuel Wilkinson, James Womack. SPECIAL STUDENTS First Row: Marvin Askew, Chuck Aylor, Paul Brown. Second Row: George Hobbs, Arthur Pick- ett, Janet Sawmiller. Third Row: Dwight Ragsdale, Caroline Arn- old Toney, Arlene Unruh. 73 JUNIOR THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS First Row: Walter Mallard Student Council Representative; Dr. Greathouse, Sponsor: Second Row: Bill Erickson, Vice- President; Otha Muse, Secretary. Third Row: Joseph Morse, President. First Row: Bea Atkisson Ruth Cox Second Row: Clifford Cruver Bill Erickson Third Row: Richard Hayes Arthur Leezer Fourth Row: Walter Mallard Joseph Morse Fifth Row: Otha Muse Dale Viars SUMMER SCHOOL The days drift by — the moments quietly flee; Morning, high noon, twilight ' s tranquility. And then the peace the honeyed evening brings With the large moon and old rememberings Of work and play; of studies, hard and long; Of chapel talks; of bits of cheery song; Hot humid days relieved by breezes cool, Whisperings of happy days we spent in summer school. Top: Time out for food. Bottom: Coolest class in the school. Bi-weelcly chapel services serve to in:pire our students. HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN First Row: Gary Allison, Roger Costa, Second Row: Judith DeArman, Brenda Gcff, Ferrell Gcmer. Third Row: Patricia Hooper, Lois Kolar, Roy Ragsdale. Fourth Row: Ronald Robertson, Jimmy Roosa, Carl Spruill. Fifth Row: Charles Vaughan, Aubrey Vin- cent . HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES First Row: Barbara Ballew Second Row: Geneva Hogan Third Row: Cherree Nabors Robert Farless Sally Knight Audrey Scharer Fourth Row: Uldine Waugh HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS First Row: Rebecca Arnett, Gwen Brown, Ruth Burns. Second Row: Mary Cottrell, Ruth Ann Dean, Janice Gleaves. Third Row: Jim Hampton, Johnny Howard, Jerry Hughes. Fourth Row: Judy Johnson, Charles Jones, Syl- vi a Moss. Fifth Row: Gloria McKinnon, Emerson Peach, Donald Powell. Sixth Row: Mary Beth Richardson, Arnold Spruill, Carolyn Spry. Seventh Row: Charles Thomas, John Wells. HIGH S C H O O L OFFICERS RUDY JONES President BENNY BRYAN Vice-President SHELBY SMITH Secretary MITCHELL CHAPMAN Treasurer RICHARD BELLOMY Student Council Representative ROY STAMPS Reporter PROF. CHILDERS Sponsor i Mitchell Chapman, Rudy Jones, Shelby Smith, Roy Stamps, Benny Bryan, Richard Bellomy. First Row: Rebecca Baird , Richard Bellomy, Deborah Brockman. Second Row: Benny Bryan, Jr., Mitchell Chap- man, Virginia Detharidge. Third Row: Norma Draper, John Grant, Betty Greene. Fourth Row: Eunette Grimes, Paul Hicks, Daris Creech Johnson. SENIORS First Row: Rudy Jones, Linda Kolar, Rose Marie Lance. Second Row: Mary Ann Leftrich, Arthur Logue, Ginger Lundy. Third Row: Eleanor McCullough, Edith Mingle- dorff, Tommy Moore. Fourth Row: Miriam Rowland, James Smith, Shelby Smith. Fifth Row: James Spruill, Roy Stamps, Richard Swauger. Sixth Row: Harry Toney, Dorcas Tripp, Joyce Turner. Seventh Row: Margaret Warwick, Ralph White. Mary Etta Wilburn. MOST STUDIOUS ELEANOR McCULLOUGH JOHN GRANT BEST ALL-AROUND DORCAS TRIPP RUDY JONES SENIOR SUPERLATIVES WITTIEST GINGER LUNDY TOMMY MOORE MOST ATHLETIC MARY ETTA WILBURN JAMES SPRUILL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BENNY BRYAN SHELBY SMITH Seated: Miriam Rowland, John Grant, Judy Johnson: Standing: Gary Allison, Prof. Charles Childers, Richard Bellomy. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS JOHN GRANT President MIRIAM ROWLAND Secretary GARY ALLISON Representative JUDY JOHNSON Representative RICHARD BELLOMY Representative PROF. CHILDERS Sponsor Trevecca High School Student Council under the supervision of Prof. Childers, principal, and John Grant, president, has devoted most of its time to setting up a system to determine the class of the year. This organization, though very young, has already done a lot toward stimulating in- terest among the classes of the school, and encouraging participation by the students. MIRIAM ROWLAND Secretary JOHN GRANT President 83 DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL First Row: Robert Bledsoe, Susan Campbell, Yuvonda Campbell, Esther Costa, Carolyn Cottrell. Second Row: Daniel Cot- trell, Margie Cottrell, Mar- vin Cottrell, Donna Davis, David Davis. Third Row: Fred Allen Da- vis, Jerry Lynn Furniss, Jack Galloway, James Gomer, Ray Gomer. Fourth Row: Joe Hampton, Janie Hassell, Ruth Ann Klinestiver, Monte Nabors, Charles Parsons. Fifth Row: Ellen Phillips, Royce Redford, Carol Richardson, Victor Rich- ardson, Joyce Robertson. Sixth Row: Terry Robert- son, Wayne Robertson, Mark Rodgers, Martha Rodgers, Don Shrope. Seventh Row: M o I I i e Shrope, Linda Spruill, Mae Spruill, Henry Staggs, Jer- ry Staggs. Eighth Row: Frank Therber,, Dale Viars. Mary Jo and Don exchanging ideas. Clinton Griffin explains handicraft. STUDENT TEACHERS Great things are happening now that Trevecca College has a department of Education and Psychology and the school is recognized by the State of Tennessee as a four-year teacher-training institution. The winter quarter marked the beginning of student-teaching in our own high school. Ruth Johnson and Bill Kerns are doing a fine job. We are dedicated to the task of preparing Christian teachers with a purpose to guide the lives of millions of American school children. Never before has Trevecca College had so great an op- portunity to serve the Kingdom through secular channels. Norma Jean holds interest through read- Sammie supervises the younger chil- Winnie and Emily explain the lesson. ing. dren. TO WORSHIP . . REVIVAL . . . LECTURE SPEAKERS CHRISTIAN WORKERS ASSOCIATION MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION MISSIONARY PRAYER BAND COLLEGE CHOIR SPECIAL GROUPS REVIVAL AND LECTURE SPEAKERS Among the memories of school days Tre- vecca students will cherish are those times which are spent in chapel. The warmth and glow of the Divine in o ur midst make it the most elevating hour of the day. We sit at the Master ' s feet, and truly new fervor and peace fill our soul. In years to come we will think back over the moments we spent in chapel and remember those times as un- forgettable periods. Though we depart to the East, or the West, the Christian fellow- ship and love which we received will follow us, and hold us steady in years to come. REV. NEWMAN RAYCROFT Fall Revival REV. JACK FORD Benson Lectures DR. HALDOR LILLENAS Student Council Lecture: Left to right: Moody Gunter, Nelzene Edmonds, Don McKenzie, Ralph Lee, Prof. Phillips, Margie Dover, Ed Bullock. OFFICERS RALPH LEE President MOODY GUNTER Vice-President MARGIE DOVER Secretary ED BULLOCK Treasurer NELZENE EDMONDS Reporter DON Mc KENZIE Follow-up Secretary PROF. K. W. PHILLIPS Sponsor CHRISTIAN WORKERS Christian Workers Association is com- posed of those students who take an active part in Christian work. Weekly they are engaged in services at the rest homes, jails, juvenile courts and workhouses. There are about one hundred active members taking part in these services. Men and women of all walks of life are reached through the ministry of this group. Quoting Dr. Mackey, As Christian Workers go, so goes the spirituality of Trevecca College. Typical Street Service. Weekly prayer meeting led by Ralph Lee. ASSOCIATION Special interest is given to the Boy ' s Re- tormatory, Juvenile Court, T.P.S., and the Colored Sunday School because these services deal especially with young peo- ple. However, by visiting the Old Folk ' s Homes and the hospital, this group is not neglecting Christ ' s command to visit the sick and afflicted. The Street Services are of special value to the people of the city, and many victories are reported through this avenue of Christian work. Ministering to the aged. Student speaking the Gospel at Street Service. Dealing with our little friends in the colored work. First Row: Bill Kerns, Gerald Laing, Donnie Smith, Don Pyles. Second Row. James Ralph, Dwight Presson, Margie Dover, Nina Gunter, Zarilla McVay, Irmgard Haerr, Ann Clayton, Marlene Minix, Sam Southerland, Bill Strickland, Cecil Vaughn. Third Row: Jesse Luster, Rex Houston, Bill Taliaferro, Benny Bryan, Roy Stamps, Gene Goins, Jesse Barnes, Lee Eby, Harold Derryberry, Charles Melton, Ralph Cain. Fourth Row: Wesley Frederick, Roy Fuller, Gary Koch, Winston Hatcliff, Otha Muse, Clifford Cruver, Ed Bullock, Paul Pierce, Dave Wofford. Fifth Row: Ralph Lee, Bud Sturgell, Ronald Martin, Kelly Flannery, Don McKenzie, Arthur Pickett, Paul Beard. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS GERALD LAING President DENZIL HUFF Vice-President DON PYLES Secretary DONNIE SMITH Treasurer BILL KERNS Reporter DR. GREATHOUSE Sponsor Trevecca ' s Ministerial Association is a very important factor in the spiritual life of our campus. Consisting of all those who anticipate full-time Christian work, its leaders and members endeavor always to maintain a high spiritual level in our school. Our hearts have been warmed and enlight- ened by the student preachers who were presented in chapel by the Association; we have been reminded of our responsibil- ity to foreign missions in the annual Thanksgiving offering, and the daily noon- day prayer meetings have been a blessing to many, emanating an atmosphere con- ducive to higher Christian living and serv- ice. The Association meets quarterly for a luncheon, usually with a guest speaker. 92 First Row: Talmadge Godwin, Cecil Vaughn, James Roosa, Kelly Flannery, Paul Agner, Sill Kerns, Ed Irwin, Winston Hatcliff, B-ll Erick- son. Second Row: Nancy Sheridan Janey Little, Leona Groves Louise Irwin, Nada Ulm, Ann Clayton, Mary Nelson, Frances Bullock, Ruth Ann Dean, Kathy Eannottie, Cathy Lanham, Miss Peery, Mr. Redford. Third Row: Pat May, Sharon Wood, Kay Heiskel, Martha Gray, Inez Carter, Zarilla McVay, Glenda Cape, Zella Shadowens, Pat Los3y, Pearl Hisle, Rita Turner. Fourth Row: Barbara Campbell, Margaret Warwick, Meelan Lindsey Thelma Bruckner, Charlotte Robinson, Marlene Minlx, Berma DuBose, Geneva Hogan, Wanda Miller, Jeanette Willis, LaDell Carter. MISSIONARY PRAYER BAND The primary aim of the Missionary Prayer Band is to inspire young people to dedicate themselves to the cause of mis- sions. Many of Trevecca ' s young men and women have felt a definite call to a foreign mission field, and the Prayer Band offers encouragement and strength to all such. Emphasizing also the need for those who will pray and give, the group strives to bring them face to face with the needs of the mission fields so they may be intelli- gently, as well as spiritually, acguainted with our missionary program. Weekly meetings for intercessory prayer and giv- ing are a blessinq to many here, and radi- ate even to the uttermost parts of the world. OFFICERS CECIL VAUGHN President KELLY FLANNERY Vice-President MARY NELSON Secretary TALMADGE GODWIN Treasurer MISS PEERY Sponsor 93 THE CHOIR The choir, under the capable direction of Professor Unruh, has placed itself high in the field of religious music. Any student may well aspire to be a choir member for it is an honor indeed. Besides making various public appear- ances throughout the city the choir com- pleted a tour of the northern states on our educational zone. Not only the beautiful music, but the spirit in which the choir sang as they repre- sented our college, will be long remem- bered by all who heard them. Sopranos: Shirley Bula, Berma Jean DuBose, Linda Hampton, Frances Howick, Joyce Lewis, Barbara Martin, Eula Gardner McNeece, Lucille Smith, Dorothy Story, Nancy Thorpe. Altos: Sammie Bell, Ann Benson, Mary Jo Bowling, Helen Burch, Emily Hamilton, Jean Ledford, Bar- bara Leidig, Janey Little, Helen Rood, Nancy Sheridan. Tenors: Larry Finger, Bob Fulwood, Winifred Hal- stead, Rex Houston, Jim Martin, Jay Mick, Jim Morris, Gordon Snellgrove, Bill Taliaferro. Bass: Lee Eby, Wesley Eby, Bill Elkins, Kemp Hig- ginbotham, Ed Irwin, Paul Jackson, Jesse Luster, Gene Reynolds, Donnie Smith, Asa Sparks. 94 SPECIAL GROUPS Many Nazarene young people first be- come acquainted with our college through the efforts of our musical groups which go out under the supervision of Rev. C. E. Keys, field representative. During the win- ter quarter a ladies ' trio and a men ' s quar- tet visited the state of Florida. Others rep- resented our college in various weekend trips during the year. Several groups will go out during the summer to stimulate in- terest in our young people to attend a Christian college in the future. TOP: Eddie Irwin, Jim Morris, Paul Jackson, Kemp Higgin- botham. TOP CENTER: Meelan Lindsey, Barbara Campbell, Helen Burch. BOTTOM CENTER: Leona Groves, Kathy Eannot+ie, Bobbie Seymore. BOTTOM: Rose Merchant, Barbara McClain, Mabel Cooner. TO PARTICIPATE . . LEE EBY Secretary DR. ADAMS Sponsor BILL JERNIGAN President First Row: JANEY LITTLE Trev-Echoes Editor ASA S ' PARKS Junior Representative RUTH JOHNSON .... Senior Representative DONNIE SMITH Soph omore Representative Second Row: WAYNE GIBSON . LIB STUCKI . . . JOHN GRANT MIRIAM ROWLAND . . Freshman Representative DARDA Editor High School Representative , High School Representative 98 ■htWilllf if Initr The master organization of all student activities is the Student Council. Its function is the coordination of student activities with that of the college. At the beginning of the year it directs the organization of the clubs for the school year and plans the Friday evening programs. A revised student hand- book was also published this year. Because of lagging interest in sports the athletic activities of the college were reorganized into societies instead of the class basis of competition with the formation of the Trevecca Athletic Association. As a project this year the Council adopted a plan of fire prevention. This year ' s Student Council Lectures were given by Dr. Haldor Lillenas, song writer of world-renown in the Nazarene Church. STUDENT COUNCIL The Council busily engaged in solving one of the many problems which are brought before it. 99 Business staff hard at work. Harley, Ruth, Norma Jean, and Rudy examine the pictures. Time ... an all important factor in everyone ' s life has become a matter of special eminence this year in the presentation of the 1957 DARDA. The DARDA Staff perhaps more than anyone else realizes the necessity of mak- ing every second count as we wcrked tirelessly to bring together the culmination of all the year ' s activities which have come alive in these pages as we recaptured the fleeting moments of this school year. Without a loyal and hardworking staff the 1957 DARDA would have remained only a fragment of the editor ' s imagination. My sincerest thanks go to those who helped make it a reality. As I look through these pages I see the results of Harley ' s camera flashes; Ruth ' s literary genius; Wesley ' s artistic touch; the tireless typing efforts of Roberta, Barbara, Jo Lynn, and Lucille; Norma Jean ' s skilled organiza- tion; Lee ' s promotional ability; Corky ' s business techniques; Rudy ' s snaps, and Jim ' s untiring efforts and cooperation in aiding me to guide the 1957 DARDA to its successful completion. We present this book to you in the hope that times at dear ole T.N.C. will be lived and relived in your hearts through the coming years. —LIB Putting out the yearbook? Typists receive instructions. Jim Martin Associate Editor, Lib Stucki Editor, Charles Cork Business Manager. STAFF ELIZABETH STUCKI Editor CHARLES CORK Business Manager JIM MARTIN Assistant Editor LEE EBY Assistant Business Manager RUTH JOHNSON Literary Editor WESLEY EBY Staff Artist NORMA JEAN PETERS Feature Editor RUDY JONES High School Editor ROBERTA GRIFFIN Typist BARBARA MARTIN Typist LUCILLE SMITH Typist HARLEY CASH Staff Photographer MRS. K. W. PHILLIPS Editorial Advisor PROF. V. NEIL RICHARDSON .... Business Advisor Lib and Jim consult with the advisor. Lee and Charles talk over finance with Mr. Richardson. Janey Little, Editor and Jack Phillips, Business Manager, compare the first issue of Trev-Echoes with our present issue. STAFF JANEY LITTLE Editor JACK PHILLIPS Business Manager ED BULLOCK Assistant Editor SAM SOUTHERLAND . . . Assistant Business Manager HELEN ROOD Managing Editor MR. RICHARDSON . . . ASA SPARKS Sports Editor MILDRED PEARSON Feature Editor EMMA JEAN SMITH Typist IRENE GODBY Typist MRS. PHILLIPS Editorial Advisor .... Business Manager Inez and Don check on the circulation. Looking over the copy. r J 1 This year marked a milestone for the Trev-Echoes staff as it pub- lished the largest paper in the history of the college. Under the direc- Pj tion of Janey Little, editor, the paper has presented student life in all its different phases, not only for the enjoyment of those on campus, but as a challenge to our friends, parents and those who are looking forward to coming to Trevecca. From their new location in the Fine Arts building, Jack Phillips, busi- ness manager, supervises circulation of about 800 papers, as well as the increasing amount of advertising. S Hats off to this year ' s staff for a job well done! V E C H Instructions from the editor. Reporters come from the Journalism class. EDRA ANN HAMMOND Junior Speech Recital The Fine Arts Department presents each year recitals by Juniors and Seniors who are majoring in applied fields of music and speech. The recitals this year have shown careful preparation and excellent perform- ances. RECITALISTS LARRY FINGER Senior Music Recital FRANCES HOWICK Junior Piano Recital ASA SPARKS Junior Speech Recital The Clio Society, comprised of students vitally interested in history, has been busily engaged in numerous activities and has made many outstanding accomplishments throughout the year. Several luncheons were held at which outside speakers brought inspiring talks on subjects devoted to historical value. Trips to places of his- torical interest brought enthusiastic re- sponse from its members. The highlight of the year was a Friday evening program, Freedom ' s Cavalcade, a musical drama depicting scenes in American history. CLIO SOCIETY Jim Martin, Wesley Eby, Norma Jean Peters, Wayne Murphy, Dr. OFFICERS JIM MARTIN President WAYNE MURPHY Vice-President NORMA JEAN PETERS Secretary WESLEY EBY Treasurer DWIGHT PRESSON Reporter DR. ADAMS Sponsor Seated: Wesley Eby, Roberta Griffin, Norma Jean Peters, Doris Decker, Wanda Miller, Ida Parson, Bill Strickland. Standing: Dwight Presson, Dave Wofford, Bill Jemigan, Roy Fuller, Gerald Laing, Wayne Murphy, Dr. Adams, Cecil Vaughn, Donnie Smith, Don Peal, Robert Perry, Jim Martin. i First Row: Arnetta Childers, Lejeune Jones. Second Row: Marv Ev elyn Nelson, Louise Hamilton, Mariene Minix, Ann Benson, Mary Jo Bowling, Sammie Bell. Third Row: Cathy Lanham, Emily Hamilton, Pauline Monk, Eula Gardner McNeece, Betty Helms, Peggy Jo Neal. Fourth Row: Eleanor Goode, Betty Egnor, Edith Mingledorff, Barbara Leidig. Fifth Row: Louise Clark, Helen Burch. Sixth Row: Martha Blackwell, Berma Jean DuBose. Seventh Row: Hal Arnett, Margie Dover. Eighth Row: Eddie Irwin, Nancy Thorpe. Ninth Row: Paul Lewis, Joyce Lewis. Tenth Row: Jay Mick, Anita Liles. Eleventh Row: Kelly Flannery, Larry Finger, Kemp Higginbotham, Professor Unruh, Rex Houston, Jack Cruse, Ralph Payne, Ethel Stewart MUSIC CLUB LeJeune Jones, Eddie Irwin, Professor Unruh, Sammie Bell, Mary Jo Bowling, Rex Houston. OFFICERS LeJEUNE JONES President EDDIE IRWIN Vice-President MARY JO BOWLING Secretary REX HOUSTON Treasurer SAMMIE BELL Reporter PROFESSOR UNRUH Sponsor During this year, the Music Club has sponsored several interesting activities. In the fall guarter the club sponsored a Fri- day night program presenting Music from Other Lands. The club was also in charge of playing music from the tower during the Christmas season, and co-spon- sored the Christmas Program, Why the Chimes Rang, with the Speech Club. The purpose of this club is to further the ap- preciation of music among students of Trevecca College. 106 OFFICERS EDDIE CLOUD President JIM MATHEWS Vice-President BARBARA CAMPBELL Secretary BILL KERNS treasurer ASA SPARKS Reporter MISSCOONER Sp onsor T.N.C. students who are majors and minors in Speech find their time well-filled wi th the many activities of the Speech Club. Presenting speech recitals and pro- grams, sponsoring the all-college play, a weekly radio broadcast, and co-sponsoring the Christmas program, Why the Chimes Rang, have been some of the numerous functions which are included in their busy moments. Asa Sparks, Barbara Campbell, Eddie Cloud, Miss Cooner, Ji Mathews. SPEECH CLUB First Row: Jeanette Willis, Lucille Smith, Jan Penix, Irene Godby, Miss Cooner. Second Row: Pat May, Barbara Campbell, Faye Ste ' waTt. Third Row: Jim Mathews, Bill Densford. Bill Taliaferro, Ralph Cain, Martha Sloan, Janey Little, Tevania Gilbreath, Charles Melton, Sam Southerland. Fourth Row: Bill Kerns, Edra Hammond, Glenda Cape, Donnie Smith, Larry Schulz. Fifth Row: Lee Eby, Arthur Pickett, Paul Jackson, Asa Sparks. Sixth Row: Don Pyles, Ed Cloud, Jesse Luster, Harold Derryberry, Ed Whittington, Robert Hedgepath, Roy Stamps, Denzil Huff. First Row Seated: Nancy Earnhart, Freda Johnson. Second Row: Nada Ulm, Roberta Stogner, Virginia Detharidge, Ruth Shannon. Third Row: Jack Phillips, Wesley Frederick, Fred Thurman, Lib Stucki. LITERARY CLUB Seated: Miss Person. Standing: Wesley Frederick, Freda Johnson, Nancy Earnhart, Doris Allen. OFFICERS FREDA JOHNSON President WESLEY FREDERICK Vice-President DORIS ALLEN Secretary-Treasurer NANCY EARNHART Reporter MISS PERSON Sponsor This club is made up of English majors, minors, and others interested in the literary field. The purpose of the club is to promote a further appreciation and enjoyment of literature. Miss Person, the sponsor, is in- strumental in promoting a literary interest in the classes. 108 OFFICERS RUTH JOHNSON President DAN GODBY Vice President NELZENE EDMONDS Treasurer LOUANNA JUSTICE Secretary RITA TURNER Reporter MRS. REDFORD, MR. HEMMERLY Sponsors There has been a mutual feeling of gen- iality and cooperation among the members of the Science Club as they worked, ate, and relaxed together. In cooperation with the Student Council ' s fire prevention em- phasis they met in lab and refilled the fire extinguishers, posting instructions. Dinner meetings have been helpful and enjoyable, and have aided in fostering more interest in the field of Science. Majors, minors, and those interested in science are members of this organization. Professor Hemmerly, Dan Godby (seated), Mrs. Redford, Nelzene Edmonds. Rita Turner, Louanna Justice, Ruth Johnson. SCIENCE CLUB DISTRICT Club President Club President Alabama WESLEY EBY East Kentucky JESSE LUSTER East Tenn LARRY LEEPER Florida EDDIE CLOUD Georgia NANCY SHERIDAN Kentucky DONNIE SMITH CLUBS Club President Club President Mississippi ED BULLOCK North Carolina ROBERT STOGNER South Carolina DAVE WOFFORD Tennessee BILL STRICKLAND Virginia PHILSHOMO West Virginia JIM MATHEWS LAY MEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL BASKETBALL SOFTBALL GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION GIRLS ' BASKETBALL OFFICERS HAROLD HUGHES President DAN GODBY Vice-President LARRY FINGER Secretary ROBERT HEDGEPATH Treasurer ASA SPARKS Reporter DR. ADAMS Sponsor This year marked a major transition in Trevecca ' s athletic program. The student body voted to reorganize the entire ath- letic association. The purpose of the change is to equalize the competition which was previously dominated by the Upperclassmen. Three societies were formed at the beginning of basketball sea- son — Tau Alpha, Tau Beta, and Tau Delta. Bill Strickland took over the leadership of the newly-formed T.A.A., succeeding Harold Hughes, who successfully served the M.A.A. for a year and a half. MEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Row; Roy Stamps. Dwigh t Presson, Roger Costa, Benny Bryan. Wesley Eby, Wayne Goodwin. Paul Lewis. Jim Hampton, Harold Hughes, James Spruill, Ralph White, Carl Spruill, Buddy Vaughan, Paul Hicks, Arnold Spruill, Larry Finger, Paul Godby, Dan Godby. Second Row: Bob Fulwood, Asa Sparks, Bill Strickland, Moody Gunter, Jack Phillips, Toby Williams, Lee Eby, Bruce Haddix, Carl Story, Jack Cruse, Rolph Payne, Bruce Kelly, Paul Jackson, Tommy Davis, Bill Galloway, Jim Roosa, Charles Kirby, Larry Kolar, David Wofford, Austin Wood. Third Row: John Evilcizer, Gerald Laing, Sam Southerland, Dr. Adams, Robert Hedgepath, Roy Miller, Jim Martin, Ed Whittington, Bill Jernigan, Don Pyles, Eugene Shelton, Wesley Frederick, Donnie Smi h, Hal Arnett, Phil Shomo, Wayne Murphy, Mitchell Chapman, David Kennedy, Tom Hardaway, Fred Thurma n, Kemp Higginbotham, Kelly Flannery. First Row: Moody Gunter, Larry Finger, Wayne Goodwin, Bruce Kelly, J ' m Hampton. Second Row: Toby Williams, Dan Godby, Paul Godby, Carl Story, Rudy Jones. ALL-STARS Those high and mighty Upperclassmen ended the season on a note of victory by downing the All-Stars 31-18. Moody Gunter passed to Larry Finger twice and to Eddie Whittington twice for four touchd owns. tofr..,, M ± Wayne Goodwin snared two of Toby Williams ' passes for two All-Star scores, and Paul Lewis threw to Bruce Kelly for the final tally. ed whittington High Scorer 4 i Nina Gunter, Martha Sloan, Mary Jo Bowling, Jo Lynn Armstrong, Norma Jean Peters, Irene Godby. The unconquerable Upperclassmen proved that they deserved their title as they beat the Sophomores 19-13 to win the football championship. The Sopho- mores put up a valiant effort to hand the Upperclassmen their first defeat, and kept the score tied 13-13 until the final thirty seconds when Ed Whittington raced 30 yards with one of Moody Gunter ' s passes. p O O B A UPPERCLASSMEN Larry Finger, Asa Sparks, Dwight Presson, Dan Godby, Moody Gunter, Roberr Hedgepath, Won 9; Lost 0 SOPHOMORES Paul Lewis, Toby Williams, Roy Miller, Bob Fulwood, Wayne Goodwin, Don Browning, Dave Wofford. Won 6; Lost 3 The Upperclassmen captured the three top berths in the individual scoring col- umn: Ed Whittington — 99, Moody Gun- ter — 82, Larry Finger — 69, Roy Miller — 68, Dave Wofford— 42, Robert hledge- path— 39, Bruce Kelly— 37, Toby Wil- liams — 32, Paul Lewis— 26, Wayne Good- win — 23, James Spruill — 22, Moody Gun- ter with 35 and Toby Williams with 30 led in touchdown passes. Wayne Goodwin was voted by the team members the player with the best sports- manship. Mary Beth Richardson, Linda Hampton, Mary Etta Wilburn, Jean Ledford, Shelby Smith, Sharon Woods. STANDINGS Won Lost Beta 8 4 Alpha ... 7 5 Delta 3 9 BASKETBALL The Tau Beta team won the basketball championship to get the societies off to a commendable start. The Tau Deltas won the tournament by defeating the Tau Alphas 56-55, and the Tau Betas 58-53, in single elimination play- offs. Total Points Average Strickland, Beta 172 15.6 Mick, Alpha . . 163 13.7 Hardaway, Beta 150 13.8 Hampton, Beta 148 14.8 Cobb, Delta . . 132 13.2 Shelton, Delta . 126 14 0 Murphy, Alpha . 102 1 1.3 Finger, Alpha 101 12.7 Godby, Delta . 91 13.0 Spruill, Alpha . 83 8.0 TOP: First Row: Jim Mathews, Paul Hicks, Larry Finger, Paul Godby. Second Row: Asa Sparks, Wayne Murphy, Bruce Haddix, Jay Mick. TOP CENTER: First Row: Chuck Aylor, Tom Hardaway, Roger Costa, James Halliburton, Jim Hampton. Second Row: Carl Story, Tommy Davis, Arnold Spruill, Bill Strick- land, Roy Miller, Dave Wofford. BOTTOM CENTER: First Row: Charles Kirby, Jack Cobb, Paul Jackson. Second Row: Don Browning, Tom Cox, Har- old Hughes, Dan Godby, Gene Shelton. BOTTOM: Toss — Tip — and the season ' s under way. When in the spring a young girl ' s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love, a young man ' s fancy turns to softball! The blunt thud of white leather against a hickory bat, a white speck fading away in the sky — a homerun! and the season ' s underway. This year, under the new ath- letic system, three teams were in compe- tition and provided some action-packed games for the students ' benefit. SOFTBALL TOP: First Row: Bob Fulwood, Paul Jackson, Jay Mick, Bruce Haddix, Wayne Murphy. Second Row: Sam South- erland, Asa Sparks, Benny Bryan, Wcyne Goodwin, Lorry Finger. TOP CENTER: First Row: Tom Hardaway, Jack Cruse, Bill Galloway, Jim Hampton. Second Row: J. C. Summerlin, Tommy Davis, Arnold Spruill, Roger Costa, Charles Sjob- lom. BOTTOM CENTER First Row: Mitchell Chapman, Roy Stamps, Fred Thurman, Harold Hughes, Don Browning, Ralph Payne. Second Row: Jack Cobb, Bill Jernigan, Ed Whittington, Dan Godby, Charles Kirby. BOTTOM: Eddie in action. GIRL ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS MARTHA SLOAN President IRENE GODBY Vice-President EDITH MINGLEDORFF Secretary KATHY EANNOTTIE Ireasurer JAN PENIX Reporter MISS McCLAIN Sponsor Hiking, volleyball, basketball and soft- ball — these are the activities of the Girls ' Athletic Association. Aside from enjoying the wholesome recreation, vigorous exer- cise helps the girls stay trim and healthy. After G.A.A. president Martha Sloan ' s withdrawal from school to enter Nurses Training, Irene Godby accepted the presi- dency. First Row; Betty Helms, AnHa Liles, Kathy Eannottie, Edith Mingledorff, Jan Penix, Martha Sloan, Irene Godby, Gloria McKinnon, Mary Etta Wilburn, Mary Beth Richardson, Rebecca Arnett, Miriam Rowland, Helen Rood. Second Row: Ida Parson, ' Eula Gardner McNeece Loretta Taulbee, Ruth Ann Dean, Shelby Smith, Eleanor Goode, Tevania Gilbreath, Ann Clayton, Pat May. Anne Haynes, Barbara Camp- bell, Martha Blackwell, Pauline Monk, Beverly Forman, Sue Vaughan, Mary Jo Bowling, Miss McClain. Third Row: Joyce Lewis, Faye Stewart, Dorcas Tripp, Margaret Warwick. Eunette Grimes, Roberta Stogner, Lucille Smith, Uldine Waugh, Louise Irwin, Norma Jean Peters, Delores Sharpton, Emily Hamilton, Ethel Stewart, Barbara Leidig, Sally Knight, Freda Johnson, Marlerie Minix, Nina Gunter, Lou- anna Justice, Lib Stucki. The Tau Delta girls got on the ball the sec- ond half of the season and came through with the basketball championship. They barely edged the Betas and Alphas, who had identical records. Irene Godby, president of the G. A. A. and captain of the Deltas, led her team in individual scoring with 68 points. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Forman, Alpha 88 Greene Beta 78 Godby, Delta 68 Wallace, Beta 41 Smith, Delta . . 28 Rood, Alpha . . . 27 Turner, Alpha . . . . ... 27 Richardson, Delta 22 Firs! Row: Ida Parson, Emma Jean Smith, Nina Gunter, Mary Etta Wilburn. Second Row: Judy Wallace, Barbara Leidig, Betty Greene, Uldine Waugh, Delores Sharpton . STANDINGS Delta Alpha Beta . Won Lost 6 4 5 S 5 5 GIRL ' S BASKETBALL First Row: Sue Vaughan, Roberta Stogner, Beverly Forman. Second Row: Helen Rood, Barbara Campbell, LaVerne Huggins. Firs Row; Kathy Eannottie, Irene Godby, Ruth Ann Dean, Jan Penix. Second Row: Mary Beth Richardson, Ruby Smith. TO REMINISCE . . . SENIOR MEMORIES JUNIOR MEMORIES SOPHOMORE MEMORIES FRESHMAN MEMORIES HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIES DORMITORY LIFE MEMORIES MEMORIES SOPHOMORE MEMORIES MEMORIES MEMORIES TIDWELL HALL Good religious writings are, first of all, faithful to the Bible. This is the bedrock principle of your Publishing House. Uphold the Word — along with your Publishing House. Nazarene PUBLISHING HOUSE KANSAS CITY PASADENA TORONTO COLLEGE HILL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REV. CLAUDE W. GA LLOWAY Pastor Our College Qiurcli - Apprecia cveccci 5 « v Sunday School Supt. CHARLES DUCKETT N.Y.P.S. President JOE KIRKUS N.F.M.S. President MRS. ROGER WILLIAMS A Vital Concern for Every Interest of TREVECCA NAZARENE COLLEGE ALABAMA DISTRICT (greetings to Jrevecca — an J the C iaii 57 ADVISORY BOARD REV. GORDON WINCHESTER RALPH MARLOWE REV. DONALD K. BALLARD R. L. ANDERSON TREVECCA TRUSTEES C. E. SHUMAKE R.L.ANDERSON GORDON WINCHESTER R. F. BUMPUS District Secretary REV. JOHN COMPTON District Treasurer TRAVIS JOHNSON District N.Y.P.S. President REV. C. W. ELK I N S District N.F.M.S. President MRS. PEARL CLABORN District Church School Board Chairman REV. L. WAYNE SEARS Cjpowina Z) j r V C ongratulates Cjrowing Scliood C. E. SHUMAKE District Superintendent MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT (f ooitinc Jrevecca ]f azarene C o liege C onc ralulcitionS to tine C iaSA oj- 1957 DISTRICT DEPARTMENT LEADERS MRS. EUNICE PHILLIPS Junior Director MRS. OTTO STUCKI N.F.M.S. President M. L. TURNEY Church Schools Chairman B. W. DOWNING N.Y.P.S. President CHARLES M. ICE Managing Editor, Mississippi Nazarene WEST VIRGINIA DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Trevecca Trustees EDWARD C. ONEY C. GLENN BOWLING H. HARVEY HENDERSHOT ROY T. McKENNEY HADLEY HALL JOHN R. BROWNING SR. Advisory Board t. HARVEY HENDERSHOT C. GLENN BOWLING R. A. SISSON E. K. BAILEY DR. EDWARD C. ONEY District Superintendent JOHN R. BROWNING, SR District Secretary C. GLENN BOWLING District Treasurer MRS. W. C. MILLER N.F.M.S. President H. HARVEY HENDERSHOT N.Y.P.S. President NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT THROUGH ITS EXTENDS ITS CONRATULATIONS TO AS WE ENVISION AN ACCREDITED TREVECCA AND A GROWING CHURCH Superintendent District Leaders Pastors People The Graduates of ' 57 and Trevecca Nazarene College LLOYD B. BRYON, D.D., District Superintendent MRS. LLOYD B. BRYON, N.F.M.S. President A. H. JOHNSON, N.Y.P.S. President J. H. EADES, Church Schools Chairman THE KENTUCKY DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1957 DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARD REV. DENNIS WYRICK REV. OREN D. THRASHER CLARENCE WILEY HERMAN RAMSEY District Secretary REV. RALPH AHLEMANN District Treasurer REV. OREN D. THRASHER REV. D. D. LEWIS District Superintendent COLLEGE TRUSTEES District Chairman Church School Board REV. A. J. FRANK District N.F.M.S. President MRS. HUGH CLARK District N.Y.P.S. President REV. BOBBY HOOTS REV. D. D. LEWIS REV. J. C. ROBERTS REV. DENNIS WYRICK REV. OLIVER HUFF The Kentucky District appreciates Trevecca Nazarene College its Faculty and its President, Dr. A. B. Mackey. 1957 EASTERN KENTUCKY DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE DEPARTMENTAL LEADERS Reading from left to right REV. D. S. SOMERVILLE District Superintendent REV. L. B. HICKS Chairman, Church School Board REV. OVAL LEE STONE District N.Y.P.S. President MRS. D. S. SOMERVILLE District N.E.M.S. President DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARD REV. L. B. HICKS MR. LAWRENCE WILEY REV. ARTHUR O. LITTLE MR. E. H. (BOB) STEENBERGEN WE PROVIDE STUDENTS AND USE STUDENTS OF T. N. C C on qratula tioni to TREVECCA NAZARENE COLLEGE 1957 DR. JOHN L. KNIGHT Distric t Superintendent DR. A. B. MACKEY President T.N.C. FLORIDA DISTRICT ( ruAadinq for Souls lf owl VIRGINIA DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE C onqratu fated the C iaAS ojl 1957 TREVECCA TRUSTEES V. W. LITTRELL E. M. FOX DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARD C. W. ELVVANGER W. J. BLACKMON J. E. FOX W. H. HUNT V. W. LITTRELL District Superintendent DISTRICT OFFICERS GILES M. GRAHAM Secretary E. G. LUSK Treasurer W. J. BLACKMON Chairman, Church School Board C. WILLIAM ELLWANGER District N.Y.P.S. President MRS. V. W. LITTRELL District N.F.M.S. President Coming to the Old Dominion State? TEST OUR WELCOME 3 enne Aee t) is trie i ADVISORY BOARD REV. J. E. BECKUM REV. RALPH SCHURMAN JOHN T. BENSON, JR. W. B. WALBERT P C V. D. K. WACHTEL District Superintendent DISTRICT OFFICERS REV. C. T. DUCKETT Secretary MR. JAMES A. PATE Tre asurer REV. M. E. REDFORD REV. ROBERT GRAY MRS. D. K. WACHTEL Chairman Church School Board . District N.Y.P.S. President District N.F.M.S. President MRS. D. K. WACHTEL HOME OF TREVECCA NAZARENE COLLEGE THE GEORGIA DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARD J. F. CHILTON BRUCE B. HALL H. J. EASON L. E. MARTIN MACK ANDERSON DISTRICT OFFICERS MELVIN K. SHROUT Secretary BRUCE B. HALL Treasurer DEPARTMENT HEADS WENDELL WELLMAN Chairman Church School Board JACK DELL President N.Y.P.S. MRS. JACK ANDERSON .... President N.F.M.S. Boys and Girls Camp July 8-12 Youth Camp July 22-26 Campmeeting July 26-Aug. 4 District Assembly Sept. 11-12 REV. MACK ANDERSON District Superintendent District Parsonage SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE DISTRICT OFFICERS JACK MYERS District Secretary L. L. JENKINS District Treasurer HAROLD LINER N.Y.P.S. President MRS. A. E. KELLY N.F.M.S. President HARRY HUFF Chairman, Church School Board MRS. H. H. HAYNES Junior Supervisor CAMP-MEETING, JULY I THROUGH 7TH Batesburg, South Carolina THE EAST TENNESSEE DISTRICT STANDS FAITHFULLY EEHIND TREVECCA COLLEGE ALL OUR DEPARTMENT HEADS ARE PRAYING FOR GOD S RICHEST BLESSINGS ON OUR ZONE COLLEGE RAY DUNNING N.Y.P.S. MRS. McCAMMON N.F.M.S. REV. VICTOR E. GRAY District Superintendent DISTRICT OFFICERS SETTLE M. SHAW Secretary LESTER D. GRANT DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARD ROY A. BETTCHER A. A. FORSYTHE A. M. GIBBS OSCAR WHEATON W. L. ELKINS Church Schools C onaratulationA to the C iaAA 1957 CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REV. LEWIS LESG, Minister CHESTER, WEST VIRGINIA BIRMINGHAM FIRST CHURCH Its Pastor and People C on g ra tu fa tc Jou : Trevecca Nazarene College President Mackey The Faculty The Students The Darda Staff REV. L. WAYNE SEARS Pastor We believe in you and your program of Christian Education THE PASTOR AND PEOPLE OF ATLANTA FIRST CHURCH Congratulate THE CLASS OF ' 57 ATLANTA FIRST SUPPORTS TREVECCA • With its Money • With its Prayers • With its Young People REV. WENDELL WELLMAN Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SOUTH CHARLESTON, W. VA. r REV. C. G. BOWLING Congratulations, Class of 1957 T.N.C. STUDENTS MARY JO BOWLING JAMES MATTHEWS JACK CO 3 B DEPARTMENT HEADS EVERETTE THOMAS .... . S.S Superintendent FAYE HUDSON . N.Y.P.S. President BON ITA THOMAS . N.F.M.S. President CLARENCE MATTHEWS . . . Jr. Supervisor EDWARD YOUNG Secretary CECIL COX FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Main and Willow ALWAYS SUPPORTING AND STANDING BY TREVECCA COLLEGE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ASHLAND, KENTUCKY Bath at 22nd THE STAFF REV. D. S. SOMERVILLE . District Superintendent LAWRENCE B. HICKS, D.D Pastor MRS. HERMAN PARRISH Secretary A LONZO EDMONDS Sexton DEPARTMENT HEADS JAMES SIMPSON Sunday School Superintendent RONALD BAKER N.Y.P.S. President MRS. BENNETT MADDY . . N.F.M.S. President EDWIN TAYLOR Treasurer WAYNE KENDALL Secretary BOB STEENBERGEN Music LAWRENCE B. HICKS, D.D. Pastor AS ALWAYS, SUPPORTING TREVECCA WITH PRAYERS, STUDENTS AND MONEY. The church with missions in its heart and its heart in missions. RALPH SCHURMAN Pastor MORRIS PEEPLES S. S. Superintendent MRS. GENEVIEVE LISH N.Y.P.S. President MRS. JESSIE MAI HEMMERLY N. F. M. S. President lion A GRACE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2518 Gallatin Road, Nashville, Tenn. Where You Are Always Welcome FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ROANOKE, VA. Our Students NORMA JEAN PETERS FREDA JOHNSON BETTY GREENE C. WILLIAM ELLWANGER Pastor BILL DALTON N.Y.P.S. President C. H. MOSES Sunday School Superintendent A Spiritual Church in the Heart of the Star City PANAMA CITY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REV. WALLACE BELL , SR. Pastor STUDENTS SAM M IE BELL DORIS DECKER BOB BROWN m «• i M Hi? it ? i WHEN YOU COME TO FLORIDA, VISIT ORLANDO FIRST CHURCH Two Blocks off The Orange Blossom Trail! REV. J. DONALD FREESE, Minister Congratulations and Best Wishes to Trevecca: • Administration • Faculty • Students FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1 030 West Kaley Avenue Orlando, Florida EAST LAKE CHURCH of the NAZARENE CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Congratulates — Dr. A. B. Mackey; Faculty and Class of 1957 rev. a. w. McQueen Pastor A Church with a welcome that will warm your heart — and a message that will feed your Soul. LIONEL YATES N Y. P S. President J. HERSCHEL IRW!N A local society actively engaged in construc- ting Christian character for the purpose of propagating a world-wide Gospel. Minister of Music REV. PAUL McGRADY Pastor INGLEWOOD CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Gallatin Road and Sunnymeade Drive NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Congratulates the Faculty and Student Body of 1957. JIM KILLORAN S.S. Supt. FRANCES FOSTER N.Y.P.S. President MARGARET RAMSEY N.F.M.S. President ORION RAMSEY Minister of Music FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE COVINGTON, KENTUCKY NASHVILLE FIRST CHURCH 510 Woodland Street A Friendly Church with a place to serve A Church That Believes in Trevecca JOHN T. BENSON .... Music Director WALTER MOORE, JR. . Sunday School Supt. HERBERT L. BROWN . . N.Y.P.S. President MISS BERTHA BRUCE . . N.F.M.S. President FIRST CHURCH on the Air Sunday 8-8:30— WLAC ON THE MARCH FOR GOD CECIL D. EWELL, D.D. Pastor N. Y. P. S. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE HERBERT L. BROWN President HOWARD SPRUILL Vice President CONNIE TATE Recording Secretary BARBARA HAWKINS Secretary TOM PATE Treasurer NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Make a Date with God Each Sunday Morning 9:30 A.M. WISE MEMORIAL BIBLE CLASS CECIL D. EWELL Teacher FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 510 WOODLAND ST. • NASHVILLE 6, TENN. Our Motto: We ' ll Work Until Jesus Comes e a re J or Ji revecca CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE MAN. WEST VIRGINIA REV. JOHN R. BROWNING, SR. Pastor Congratulations, Class of 1957 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2700 HATCH BOULEVARD SHEFFIELD, ALABAMA REV. LINDON L. SCALES Pastor We believe in Christian Education — We believe in Trevecca. NORTH SIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2213 Washington St. W. CHARLESTON, W. VA. REV. C. F. BECKETT Minister Best Wishes, Class of ' 57 FAIRFAX CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE FAIRFAX, ALABAMA When in the Chattahochee Valley, visit the FAIRFAX CHURCH where a warm welcome awaits you. REV. T. A. SHIRLEY Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner of Greensboro Ave. and 15th St. TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA REV. PAUL R. HOLT, Minister Compliments of CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA REV. JOHN CHAMBER, Pastor N. Y. P. S. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Joelton, Tennessee REV. R. E. MANOR Pastor CAROL CLEMENT N.Y.P.S. Pres. I he Gospel in SERMON ★ SONG ART EVANGELIST CLYDE B. RODGERS 505 Lester Avenue Nashville, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SPRINGFIELD, TENNESSEE REV. K. B. SLIFER, Pastor Congratulations, Class of ' 57 from N.Y.P.S. at FORREST HILL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Pinetree Road and Clayton Street When in North Carolina, Visit Winston-Salem; When in Winston-Salem, Visit and Worship the Lord with us. REV. S. R. THOMPSON Pastor LEE KIMMONS N.Y.P.S. Pres. HOLTEN HEIGHTS CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA REV. DONALD K. BALLARD, Pastor (Class cf 1950) LUTHER GLOVER S.S. Supt. MRS. WYATT MURPHREE .... N.F.M.S. Pres. MILDRED HAMNER N.Y.P.S. Pres. GLADYS BARTON .... . . . Junior Director Holten Heights Boosts T.N.C. Our Students TOMMY GARNER CHARLES CORK Complimenls of N. Y. P. S. Compliments of NAZARENE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 1700 East Myer Boulevard KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI LEWIS T. CORLETT, President MENDELL TAYLOR, Dean REV. JOE GLYN CORDELL Pastor CHATTANOOGA EAST RIDGE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 5821 Ringgold Road JOHN GRANT Student BELLE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Ninth and Riverview Drive BELLE, WEST VIRGINIA REV. JOHN LAWWILL, JR., Minister Our Students Boasting Trevecca with Students, Finances, Prayers HIMESVILLE Church of the Nazarene SHELBYVILLE, TENNESSEE Extends best wishes to the faculty, stu- dents, and Class of ' 57. REV. LEON CHAMBERS Pastor To Know Him and Make Him Known. Compliments of N. Y. P. S. FIRST Church of the Nazarene FULTON, KENTUCKY Congratulates Faculty — Students — Darda Staff and Class of ' 57 We boost Trevecca REV. WALTER B. THOMPSON Pastor First Church of the Nazarene FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA Extends Congratulations to ihe Class of ' 57 REV. BEN F. MARLIN Pastor REVENNA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REVENNA, KENTUCKY We Support Trevecca with Prayers, Finances, and our students: JUETT COX RUTH COX EMILY HAMILTON DONIS STEPHENS REV. RAYMOND HAYES Pastor COMPLIMENTS OF COLLEGE GRILL We Specialize in Home Made Stew and Chilli Special Plate Lunches MR. and MRS. BUD CAMPBELL, Proprietors Compliments of NEWMAN ' S MOTOR TUNE-UP 337 Murfreesboro Road Nashville, Tenn. CH 2-9402 PAUL ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Two Locations 145 Lafayette St. 1084 Murf reesboro Rd. AL 6-0879 AL 6-9448 FREDERICKS 304 Church Street NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE The Friendly Studio PORTRAITS EXPERT COLOR ARTIST GLOSSY PRINTS SCHOOL WORK WEDDINGS People go where they are invited and stay where they are treated best. GREYHOUND LUNCH 213 5th Avenue South NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Plenty of Free Parking ONCE YOU EAT WITH JACK YOU ' LL BE BACK We Specialize in Home Made Pies and Fried Chicken. GREER ' S RESTAURANT One of Many Good Places to Eat INTOXICATING BEVERAGES PROHIBITED 407 MURFREESBORO ROAD Adjacent To MERCURY COURT 41 I MURFREESBORO ROAD p ree T. V. Nashville ' s Newest and Finest Swimming Poo Room Phones Dial AL 5-0658 for Reservation Wading Poo ALAMO PLAZA COURTS Highway 41— 70S IOC ' % Air Conditioned — Free TV in Every Room Heated Swimming Pool — For Reservations, Dial AL 5-7528 i Howard Johnson Restaurant Adjoining Court DRAKE HOT EL C O U R T S 75 ROOMS 100% Air Conditioned Swimming Pool Free T. V. Phone AL 6-8177 AAA 420 Murfreesboro Rd. AAA COMPLIMENTS Of MARTIN ' S RESTAURANT 610 Murfreesboro Road NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Compliments of DURY ' S 420 Union Greenhill Shopping Center NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE BAR-B-CUTIE Drive -in -Restaurant 432 Murfreesboro Road Finest of Bar-B-Cue G. C. THOMPSON LUMBER Co. AL 6-1261 Lumber 400 Murfreesboro Road Hardware 6-82 18 Nashville, Tennessee WEE-WASH-IT 628 Murfreesboro Road 60-Minute Service 30-Minute Wash-Dry Folded Damp Wash Shirts and Laundry Finished Compliments of TAYLOR ' S PAN-AM SERVICE STATION 609 Murfreesboro Road IRVIN ' S 5 10 STORE 147 Lafayette NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Your closest Neighborhood 5 10 Store ' C on cj rata fat ion 5 ■from TREVECCA ' S LARGEST FRESHMAN CLASS KEMP HIGGENBOTHAM President PAUL GODBY Vice President BARBARA MARTIN Secretary NANCY THORPE Treasurer MR. MRS. K. W. PHILLIPS, Sponsors We ' re Glad We Chose Trevecca ROY MILLER President LUCILLE SMITH Secretary LARRY SCHULZ Vice President MILDRED PEARSON Treasurer MISS MABEL COONER, Sponsor doncfratulationA, Seniors on obtaining your goal The class of ' 58 extends to the class of ' 57 our best wishes for the future as you go from our midst. May the memory of the joys, the struggles, as- pirations, and ambitions of your college days serve to enrich your lives as you do your share in carrying high Trevecca ' s banner. THE JUNIORS MOODY GUNTER President REX HOUSTON Vice President JEANNETTE RING Secretary JIM MARTIN Treasurer DR. HOMER J. ADAMS Sponsor FELLOW STUDENTS: Our days at Trevecca have drawn to an end, and with fond regrets mingled with eager anticipation, we close another chapter in our lives and step into an unknown tomorrow — better equipted for having spent four wonderful years at dear old T. N. C. THE COLLEGE SENIORS LARRY FINGER President NORMA JEAN PETERS Vice President MARY JO BOWLING Secretary ED BULLOCK Treasurer DR. W. M. GREATHOUSE Sponsor Serving the South THE STUDENT COUNCIL JIrevecca nazarene COLLEGE BILL JERNIGAN President LEE EBY Secretary DR. ADAMS Sponsor JAN EY LITTLE RUTH JOHNSON ASA SPARKS DONNIE SMITH BILL GALLOWAY JOHN GRANT MIRIAM ROWLAND LIB STUCKI LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP ACTIVITIES BOOSTERS CLUB This year as in the past your staff has endeavored to provide students, faculty, and friends of T.N.C. with a true representation of life as we have lived it at Trevecca in 1955-56. Although the persons whose names appear below did not sit in classes, attend chapel, eat in the cafeteria nor witness our athletic events, they did contribute to the success and happiness of us who enjoyed these opportunities. They are BOOSTERS OF THE YEAR FOR T.N.C. Rev. and Mrs. M. S. Cook Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Godb y Mrs. G. J. Tripp Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. White Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Finger Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jackson Mrs. Lena Minix Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Carl Six Mrs. Carrie Adams Rev. and Mrs. Amos T. Eby Mr. and Mrs. Edd McNeece Mrs. J. C. Fletcher Mrs. Edith Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haddix Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Buck Penix Mr. and Mrs. J. ,F. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. James S. Martin Mrs. Minne Emily Dunn Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cape Mrs. James Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Cork Mrs. Roscoe Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McNeely Mr. and Mrs. Glen K. Shomo Mrs. Mayme Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moncrief Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Shannon Mrs. Juanita Luster Rev. and Mrs. Otto Stucki Mrs. Ottis Donegan Mr. E. O. Cart Rev. and Mrs. Russell Fetty Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dover Mr. and Mrs. Charles Decker Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Snider Mrs. E. A. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Ansley Ulm, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McElroy Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Goins Mrs. Lee D. Kerns Mrs. Claudine Calkin Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Farr Mr. Dan Godby Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Schulz Rev. and Mrs. Claude Galloway Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Story Rev. and Mrs. Wallace Bell, Sr. Mr. Carl A. Mead Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Lemdy Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Burch Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Chester Beaty Mrs. Bereniece Miller Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Eby Uncle Sam (U.S.A.) UNEBAUGH ' S RESTAURANT Open Continuously Day and Night 405 Broad St. Nashville, Tenn. This Book Designed and Printed by BENSON PRINTING CO. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE STUDENT INDEX ADAMS, CECIL AGNER, ARTHUR ALLEN, DORIS ALLEN TED 3432A N. 14th St. Louis, Mo. Rt. 2, Madison, Florida Rt. 2, Bumpass, Va. 34, 91 34, 93, 1 10 60, 62, 108 34 34 77, 83 34 8607 S. Main St., Los Angeles, C l if. ALLISON, DAVID Box 186, High Springs, Fla. ALLISON, GARY Box 186, High Springs, Fla. ALLISON, LLOYD Box 186, High Springs, Fla. ANDREWS, ELSIE _ . . 34 301 Irvine, Paris, Tenn. ARMSTRONG, JO LYNN 44 , 96, 100, 116 101 Columbus, Mt. Sterling, Ohio ARNETT, HAL . .... 30, 33, 35, 106, III, 114 136 108 Weir View, Weirton, W. Va. ARNETT, REBECCA 79 I 1 1, 120 3I4B 51st Ave., Nashville, Tenn. ASKEW MARVIN . 73 659 Pine St., Macon, Ga. ATKINSSON, BEA 74 Waverly, Tenn. AYLOR, CHUCK 73, 103, 118 2 East llliana Ave., Orlando, Fla. BAIRD REBECCA ... 80 433 North H St., Lake Worth, FIfl. BALLEW, BARBARA 78 439 N. Lemington, Chicago, III. BARNES, JESSE 35, 51, 92, 110 Rt. 4, Jackson, Ga. BARNHILL, BOBBY 44, 90 2440 S. Military Highway, Norfolk, Va. I I Rt, 2, Primm, Tenn. BEARD, PAUL BEATY, BETTY LOU BELL, SAM M I E . 44, 92, I 34. 43, 90 I Allardt, Tenn. 1 1, 15, 62, 85. 94, 106, 1 1 3900 W. 17th St., Panama City, Fla. BELLOMY, RICHARD 80, 83, Box 224, Ronts. Ashland, Ky. BENSON, ANN 29, 34, 51, 94, 106, 1 1 Box 218, Princeton, Fla. BERGQUIST, STEWART 73 97 Falconer St., Jamestown, N. Y. BLACKWELL, MARTHA 28, 34, 90, 106, 110, 120 Box 515, Blounstown, Fl,a. BLEDSOE, ROBERT L Gleen St., LaFayette, Ga. BOONE, RICHARD 34 86, 91 227 S. Locust St., McComb, Miss. BOWLING, MARY JO 27, 31 60, 61, 62, 85, 94, 106, III, 112, 116, 120 4921 Ky. St., South Charleston 3, W. Va. BRANCH GEORGE 34, 91 McDowell, Welch, W. Va. BROCKMAN, DEBORAH 43, 80, 90 302 Bluegrass Ave., Lexington, Ky. BROWN GRACE RUTH 28, 34, 110 Beulah Heights, Ky. BROWN GWENDOLYN 79 1618 19th Ave., N., Nashville, Tenn. BROWN, JAMES R 232 W.. Main St., Lancaster. Ohio BROWN, PAUL 73 926 Goodwin, Lancaster, Ohio BROWN, ROBERT 35, 43, 1 10 1154 Ave., N.W., Decatur, Ala. BROWN VELMA DELORES 44 112 Manor Dr., High Point, N. C. BROWNING. DON 35, 91, 103, 116, 118, 119 Mann, W. Va. BROWNING, JOHN R Mann, W. Va. BRUCKNER, THELMA 44, 90, 91 , 93, 1 1 1 Rt. I, Box 75, Merigold. Miss. BRYAN, BENNY 80, 8 ' 2. 90, 92. II, 114, 118 Box 641, Gainesville, Ga. BULA, SHIRLEY 34 941 III Rt. I, Box 354, Vicksburg, Miss. BULLOCK, ED 24, 27, 60, 63, 90, 91, 92. Ill BULLOCK, FRANCES 28 44 93 1 1 1 Rt. 3, Laurel, Miss. BURCH. HELEN 34, 94, 95, 106 1811 Fairmount Ave., Richmond, Va. BURNS, RUTH 79 708 N. 12th St.. Nashville, Tenn. CAIN, RALPH ...... 34, 92 110 107 281 S. 5th St., Byesville, Ohio CALDWELL, ODELL 44 75 767 N. Nth St., S.E., Atlanta. Ga. CALHOUN, CLYDE RAY 44 7S |f)3 206 Balboa St., Monroe, L= . CALKIN, WILLIAM . . 63 428 Bernard Ave., Greenville, Tenn. CAMPBELL, BARBARA 34, 90, 93. 95. 107, 110, 170, 171 1 101 Granada, Clearwater, Fla. CAMPBELL, EARL 52 I 116 2nd St., Newport, Tenn. CAMPBELL, EUGENE 34 II Oakford Ave., Plymouth, N. C. CAMPBELL, GRADY I26B Mason St., Huntsville. Ala. CAMPBELL, LYLE .... 52 Trevecca Nazarene College, Nashville. Tenn. CAPE, GLENDA ... 34 90 93 110 933 Gilbert St., Atlanta, Ga. CARSON, RAY 35 Glencliff Rd., Nashville, Tenn. CARTER, INEZ 44 72 90 Rt. I, Houlka, Miss. CARTER, LADELL 52, 93 1826 Vero Beach Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. CASH, HARLEY . . 44 100 III White Oak, S. Dak. CASTO, HELENE . 35 1 1 1 408 7th St., Belle, W. Va. CHAPMAN, MITCHELL 80 110 114 119 1 123 Cheek St., Gainesville, Ga. CHASON, BOB 34 Sims St., Bainbridge, Ga. CHILDERS, ARN ETTA 44, 90 91 106 III 41 Godby St., Logan, W. Va. CHRISTY, LLOY NELL 28 73 Box 349, West Plains, Mo. CLARK, LOUISE 34 106 III 2210 Ohio St., Moundsville, W. Va. CLAY, GERRY 63, 72 Rt I, Box 538, Birmingham, Ala. CLAYTON, ANN 34 90, 92, 93. 109, 110 120 Box 58. Pine Mt. Valley, Ga. CLOUD, EDWIN . , 27, 52, 107, I 10 4106 Central Ave., Tampa, Fla. COBB, JACK 73, 118, 119 927 Meadow Dr., South Charleston, W. Va. COPEN, MARSHALL 1211 Winder Ave., Charleston, W. Va. CORK. CHARLES 52, 100, 101, 1 10 Rt. 2, Box 76, Tuscaloosa, Ala. COSTA, ROGER 77, 114, 118, 119 517 Lester Ave., Nashville, Tenn. COTTRELL, MARY RUTH 79 513 Lester Ave., Nashville, Tenn. COUEY, CLIFTON 34 1514 Clayton Ave., Nashville, Tenn. COX, RUTH 74 Box I 102, Lewiston, Maine COX, TOM 44, 118 400 Trinity Lane, Nashville, Tenn. CRAFT, MARGARET 34 304 Bluegrass Ave., Lexington, Ky. CRAVENS, LOUISE 24, 52 823 N. Kramer, Lawrenceburg, Tenn. CROSSMAN, DORIS 64, 75, III 59 Paris Ave., Nashville, Tenn. CRUM. ROY Rt. 4, Gloster, Mass. 175 CRUSE, JACK 32, 33, 34, 106, 110, 114, 117, 119, 136 261 Evensdale, Richmond, Ky. CRUVER, CLIFFORD 74, 90. 92, 110 Rt, I, Box I56R, Zephryhills, Fla. CUMMINGS, JAMES Rt. I, Albany. Ky. FULLER, ROY ... 45 90, 92, 105, 1 10 Rl. 5, Elba, Ala. FULWOOD, BOB 28, 45 94 109 110, 114 116 119 625 N. E. 6th St., Gainesville. Fla. FURNISS, BOB 36 307 Monroe Ave., Clarksdale, Miss. DANIELS, FLO ... 73 Wells St., Claxton, Ga. DAVIS, HAZEL 52 501 Lester Ave., Nashville, Tenn. DAVIS, THOMAS 77, 114. 118, I 19 501 Lester Ave.. Nashville, Tenn. DEAN, RUTH ANN - . 79, 90 93, 120, 121, 136 Rl. 2, Box 31 ID. Charleston. W. Va. DEARMAN, JOHN 44 125 E. St. Francis. Dexter. Mo. DEARMAN, JUDY 78 l ' 25 E. St. Francis, Dexter, Mo. DECKER. DORIS 52, 75. 105, 110 1919 Drummand Ave., St. Andrew, Fla. DENNIS, CARL Rt. 2, Crookesville. Ohio DENSFORD, WILLIAM 35, 107 4027 S. Madison, Norwood 12, Ohio DERRYEERRY, HAROLD 35, 90, 92, 107, 110 1037 John Ross Rd., Chattanooga, Miss. DETHARI DGE, VIRGINIA .... . . 80, 90, 108, 110 Rt. 2, Box 55. Crossville, Tenn. DONEGAN, OTTIS . . . 44 200 Spring St., Dickson, Tenn. DOVER MARGIE 44, 90, 92, 106, III 116 Watson St., Fort Mill, S. Car. DRAPER, NORMA 80 Rt. I, Old Hickory, Tenn. DUBOSE, BERMA JEAN 28, 34, 93. 94. 106, 110 509 E. Altamha, St.. Fitzgerald. Ga. DUNN, LEJUNE 73 10331 N. E. 6th Ave., Miami, Fla. EANNOTTI E KATHY 44, 90, 93, 95. 109. Ill, 120, 121 3308 Weir Ave.. Weirton, W. Va. EARNHART, NANCY 45, 108, III Box 192, Pineville, N. Car. EBY, LEE 17. 53, 90. 91, 92. 94, 98, 99, 100, 101. 107, 110. 114 2830 N. W. 19th Ave., Miami, Fla. EBY, WESLEY . . 27, 51, 53. 72. 75, 94, 100. 105, 110, 114 Box 363, Roanoka, Ala. EDMONDS. NELZENE 53, 90, 91, 109, 110 Rt. I, Dutton, Ala. EG NOR, BETTY LOU 27, 34, 53. 106, III Box 144, Logan, W. Va. ELKINS, WILLIAM 34, 94 Wurtland, Ky. ERICKSON, BILL 74, 93 1404 E. Fort King Ave., Ocala, Fla. EVANS, MARY ANN 27, 29, 110 Rt. 5, Cullman, Ala. EVILCIZER, JOHN . 34, 104, III, 114, 117 181 ' , ' Park St., Springfield, Tenn. EVILCIZER, LARRY 1819 Park St., Springfield, Tenn. FARLESS, ROBERT 78 2104 Dellwood, Nashville, Tenn. FARMER, JOHN E 3025 W. 21 Court. Miami, Fla. FETTA, MARTIN L Y.M.C.A.. Nashville, Tenn. FIELD, ROBERT 45 Box 341, Kingwood, W. Va. FINGER, LARRY I I, 14, 60, 61, 64, 96, 104, 106, I 10, 114, 115, 116, 118, I 19 114 W. Millard St., Johnson City. Tenn. C ISHER, SHIRLEY 34 Rt. 3, Niles, Mich. FLANNERY, KELLY 34, 43, 90. 92. 93, 106, 110, 114 28 W. Ilth St., Newport. Ky. FORMAN, BEVERLY 35, 75, III, 120, 121 455 2nd St., Magnolia, Miss. FRAZIER, OREN 28, 35, 43, 1 1 1 Rt. I, Flat Rock, N. Car. FREDERICK, WESLEY 45, 90, 92, 108. 110, 114 317 Pleasant St., Ironton, Ohio 36, 114,1 17, 119 36 GALLOWAY, BILL 76 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. GARBER, BENNIE 705 N. Roan St., Johnson City. Tenn. GARNER, TOMMY JOF 53 72 4201 1st St. E., Tuscaloosa, Ala. GARRETT, MARGIE LEE 630 Halls Lane, Madison, Tenn. GATES, ERNEST ' 36 1 1 1 Rt. I. Hawley, Texas GIBBONS, BENJAMIN PAUL 36, 109, III 648 N. Boyers Ave., Gallatin, Tenn. GIBSON, WAYNE .... 36 98 1276 Clay St., Bowling Green, Ky. GILBREATH, TEVANIA . 45, 107, 110, 120 State Line Rd., Chattanooga, Tenn. GILLIAN, FRANKLIN 37 91 III 814 Cauthen St., Rock Hill, S. Car. G I LLI LAN D, DONNA 73 128 M,aple Rd.. Belle, W. Va. GLEASON, RICHARD 73 Lyons, Ohio GLEAVES. JANICE 79 IIS Creighton Ave., Nashville, Tenn. GODBY, DAN . . 6, 31, 64, 109, I 10, 1 14, 115, 1 16, 1 18, 1 19 2341 Dorma Ave., Louisville, Ky. GODBY, IRENE 29, 37, 51, 103, 107, 110, 112, 116, 120, 121 2341 Dorma Ave., Louisville, Tenn. GODBY, PAUL 32, 36. 114, 115, I 17, 118 ' 2341 Dorma Ave., Louisville, Tenn. GODWIN, TALMADGE 36, 91, 93 Kilbourne, La. GOFF, BRENDA 77 410 Barrett Road, Nashville. Tenn. GOINS, EUGENE 36, 43, 90, 91, 92, III 136 Crescont Ave., Spartanburg, S. Car. GOMER, FERRELL 77 93 Lester Ave.. Nashville, Tenn. GOODE, ELEANOR ... 36, 106, III, 120 Morningside St., Roanoke, Va. GOODWIN, WAYNE 45, 110, 114, 115, 116, 119 Covington St., Jackson, Ga. GRANT, JOHN 25, 80, 82, 83, 98, 99, 110 829 Germantown, Chattanooga , Tenn. GRAY, MARTHA .... 29, 36, 90, 91, 93, 110 Rt. 2, Norman Park, Ga. GREENE, BETTY 80, III, 121 613 Highland Ave., Roanoke, Va. GRIFFIN, CLINTON ... ' 53 75 85 258 Clerk St., Prichard, Ala. GRIFFIN, LLOYD 45, 75 85 Lester Ave., Nashville, Tenn. GRIFFIN, ROBERTA 27, 28, 50. 53, 100, 105, III 116 Orangeburg Ave., Charleston Hgts., S. Car. GRIMES, EUNETTE 80, 90, 1 10. 120 1936 Chenango Ave., Clearwater, Fla. GROVES, BETTY 36 75 110 Rt. 4, Box 103. Brooksville, Fla. GROVES, LEONA 24 37, 75 90 91 93 95 Rt. 4, Box 103, Brooksville, Fla. GUNTER, MOODY , . . 50, 53, 90, III, 114, 115. 116 Ri . 3, Winnesboro, S. Car. GUNTER, NINA 29, 54 90, 92 III, 116 120 121 Rt. 4, Bennettsville, S. Car. HADDIX, BRUCE 37, 109, Ml, 114 117, 118, 119 Rt. I, Box 229, Elkins, W. Va. HAERR, IRMGARD 45 90 91 92 110 2990 N. W. 63 St., Miami, Fla. HALE, CLIFTON Columbia, Ky. HALL, PAUL 45 9, 531 W. 26th St., Jacksonville, Fla. HALLIBURTON, JAMES 36 118 Box 642, Erin, Tenn. HALSTEAD, WINIFRED 65 75 85 94 1 1 1 Coalfork, W. Va. ' ' ' ' 36 176 HAMILTON, EMILY 18, 27, 29, 41, 45, 85, 94, 104. 110, 120 I2C Hood Ave., Irvine, Ky. HAMILTON, LOUISE 34, 90. 91, III, 114 1404 47th Ave., Meridian. Miss. HAMMOND, EDRA ANN 51, 54. 104, 107, 109, III 73 Lester Ave., Nashville Tenn. HAMPTON, JAMES CLIFFORD . 43, 74, 79, I 14, 115, 1 17, 118, 1 19 79 Paris Ave., Nashville, Tenn. HAMPTON, LINDA . _ ... 34. 94. 1 1 1 . 1 1 7 79 Paris Ave., Nashville. Tenn. HARDAWAY, THOMAS . . .45, 75, 109, 110 112, 114. 118, 119 Elkton, Ky. HARRIS. STANLEY 45 Bloomfield, Mo. HARRISON, CHARLES . Ill West Virginia HASSELL, LEWIS 36 1885 Loney Dr., Nashville, Tenn. HATCLIFF, WINSTON 36, 43, 90, 91. 92, 93, III Cherokee, N. Car. HAY, JOHN 54 714 N. 24th St., New Castle, Ind. HAYES, RICHARD 74 Rt. I, Watson, W. Va. HAYNES, ANNE 37, 90, 1 1 1 , 1 20 Star Rt., Box 532, Charleston, W. Va. HEDGEPATH, ROBERT . 54, 107, III 114, 115. 116 5812 Couch Dr., Nashville, Tenn. HELMS, BETTY 37, 90, 106, I 10, 120 1016 Sharpe St., Bainbridge. Ga. HEMMERLY, HARRY 45. 1 1 1 1435 McGanch, Pke., Nashville, Tenn. HICKS. PAUL 51, 80. 114, I 18 303 Norway Ave., Huntington, W. V, . HEISKELL, KAY 43, 73, 93 Rt. 2, Nista, Tenn. HIGGINBOTHAM, KEMP 27, 32, 33, 36, 90, 94, 95, 106, III. 114 1664 Dunmoor, Memphis, Tenn. HIGH, RUTH 45 Box 364, Shelby, Miss. HILL, DON 73, 85 9932 Meadoro, LeMay, Mo. hISLE, PEAR! 34, 43, 90, 91, 93 Rublin, Ind. HOBBS. GEORGE 73 710 Shelby Highway, Louisville, Ky. HOGAN, GENEVA 25. 78, 93, 1 1 1 Monterville, W. Va. HOLLIS. ALLEN 65, 72 815 S. 1st Ave., Lanett, Ala HOOPER, PATRICIA 77 Twin Oak Dr., Murfreesboro, Tenn. HORN, BARBARA 36 107 Wilder Ave., Monterey, Tenn. HORTON MARILYN 36, 110 2413 Bell St., Columbia, Ga. HOUSTON, DAN 36 Rt. I Boone, Iowa HOUSTON, REX 50, 54, 90. 91. 92, 106 Rt. I, Boone, Iowa HOWARD, JOHNNIE 79 806 Glenn Ave., Rossville, Ga. HOWDYSriELL, DILLIE 36 Mt. Solon, Va. HOWICK, FRANCES 54, 94, 104 1123 N. Alexander St., Charlotte, N. Qir. HUFF, DENZIL 43, 54, 92, 107, I 10 19 Ash St., Ludlow, Ky. MUGGINS, LAVERNE 37, 90, III, 121 126 Reliance St., Charlotte. N. Car. HUGHES. HAROLD 43, 54, 104. 114, 118, 119 1220 E. Bijou, Colorado Springs, C olo. HUGHES. JERRY 79 Dille, W. Va. HYSONG, WAYNE 55 217 E. End Ave.. Pittsburgh, Pa. INGRAM, CHARLES 17, 55, 75 2430 E. 16th St.. Muncie, Ind. INNIS, TED 55 Rt. 3, Box 73. Batavia, Ohio IRWIN, ED .... 27, 37, 90, 93. 94, 95, 106 1511 Bailey Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. IRWIN, KENNETH 36 Rt. 2, Box 988, Clearwater, FLa. IRWIN, LOUISE 28, 36 90 93 109 1 10 120 Rt. 2. Box 988, Clearwater, Fla. ' JACKSON, INEZ ... 27 55 103 III Flat Rock, N. Car. JACKSON. PAUL . . 45.94,95 107 114 118 119 Rt. I, Clay City, Ind. JACKSON RICHARD ... 45 Rt. 3, Linton, Ind. JARRETT, HAROLD 34 125 E. Rose, Blytheville, Ark. JERNIGAN, BILL II, 12, 66 75 98 99 105 114 119 87 Jay St., Nashville, Tenn. JOHNSON, DARIS CREECH 80 Rt. I, Churubusco, Ind. JOHNSON, FREDA 29, 46 103 108 III 120 3711 Yellow Mt. Rd., Roanoke, Va. JOHNSON, HARRY . ... . 34 Rt. I, Redkey, Ind. JOHNSON, JUDf . . 79, 83 Ri v . I, Thompson Station, Tenn. JOHNSON, RUTH II, 13, 17, 29, 40, 46, 75, 98, 99, 100, 109, 110 Box 275, Sparta, Tenn. JOHNSON, WILLARD 55 552 Eastlawn, Detroit. Mich. JONES, CHARLES 79 360 S. E. 5th St., Toledo, Ore. JONES, DANNY RUDOLPH 80, 81, 82, 100, 110, 115, 117 Arrn.athwaite, Tenn. JONES, LEJEUNE 46 106 110 2203 Hotfner Ave., Orlando. Fla. JONES, LUCILLE 46 811 Kirkwood Lane, Nashville, Tenn. JONES, PATSY 34 855 S. 3rd St., Mayfield, Ky. JUSTICE, EUGENE 1001 13th St., Ashland, Ky JUSTICE, LOUANNA 34, 90 109 III 120 Bridge St., Mann, W. Va. KALLSEN, CARL 55 401 E. Smith, Hicksville, Ohio KELLY, BRUCE 37, III. 114, 115, 117 352 W. 47th St., Jacksonville, Fla. KENNEDY, DAVID LEON . . . 43 46 I 1 1 114 Quick, W. Va. KENNEDY, CHARLES Pryorsburg, Ky. KERNS, B 1 LL 24,27,66,75,90,91,92,93,107 III 6625 Gltnoak Drive, Norfolk, Va. KEY JAMES . ... 527 N. Hite Ave.. Louisville, Ky. KILLORAN, JAMES 102 Ashland, Green Bay, Wis. KIRBY, CHARLES 37, III, 114, 118, 119 18 Wisteria, Jackson, Tenn. KLAUSNER, WILLIAM C. 38 75 805 N. 5th St., Terre H.aute, Ind. KLINSTIVER, CHARLES SR. ...... 46 2128 Honeysuckle, Nashville, Tenn. KLINSTIVER CHARLES JR 38 2128 Honeysuckle, Nashville, Tenn. KNIGHT, SALLY 78, 90. Ill, 120 103 Glary St., Lawrens, S. Car. KOCH, GARY ... 38, 90, 92. 1 10 Rt. 3, Lebanon, Ohio KOLAR, LARRY 38, 75 114 64 Hart St., Nashville, Tenn. KOLAR, LINDA 74, 81, 1 1 1 64 Hart St., Nashville, Tenn. KOLAR, LOIS 28. 75, 77 64 Hart St., Nashville, Tenn. LAING, GERALD . . . 67. 72, 92, 105, 114 523 W. Paulson, Lansing, Mich. LANCE, ROSE MARIE 81, 1 10 Box 351, Princeton, Fla. LANE, TALMADGE 67, 75 Rt. I. Scobey, Miss. LANHAM, CATHERINE 38, 90, 93. 106, III Leesburg, Va. 177 LAUSEN, RICHARD 46, 75, 103 1517 Mehatens Ave., Sheboygan, Wis. LAWRENCE, HERMAN 46, 75 Tamms, III. LAWSON, GARNER 38 Box 234, McCrory, Ark. LEDFORD JEAN 39, 94, 110, 117 E. Chattanooga, Rt. ' 2, Chattanooga, Tenn. L EE R LPH 24, 27, 30, 67, 90, 91, 92, 110 Depoy, Ky. LEEPER, LAWRENCE 27, 39 1710 Hoitt Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. LEEZER ARTHUR 74, 90, 110 5285 47th Ave.. N., St. Petersburg, Fla. LEFTRICH, MARY ANN 81 233 E. Morton, Nashville, Tenn. LEIDIG, BARBARA . 38, 94, 106, 109, 110, 120, 121 1666 W. Intendencia, Pensacola, Fla. LEWIS, JOYCE 46, 94, 106, III, 120, 124 ION Carolyn Ave., Nashville, Tenn. LEWIS PAUL . 38, 106, 1 10, 114, 115, 116 2230 Alta Ave., Louisville, Ky. LILES ANITA . . 29, 46, 90, 106 110. 120 655 E. 3rd St., Newport, Ky. LINDSEY MEELAN ... 38, 93, 95 1020 S. 9th St.. Lanett, Ala. LITTLE, JANEY . 17, 29, 46, 90, 93, 94, 98, 99, 102, 103, 107, 110 425 Highway, Ludlow, Ky. LIVELY. HELEN 38 4220 Highland, Kansas City, Mo. LOGUE, ARTHUR 81 30 East Elm, Yarmouth, M,aine LOSEY, PATRICIA 46, 90, 91. 93 1210 Pond St., Burlington, Iowa LUNDY, VIRGINIA 81, 8 ' 2, 110 7746 Cherokee Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. LUSTER, JESSE 24, 38, 90. 92, 94, 107 2215 Pleasant Run, Covington. Ky. LUTEN, ANNE 136 2724 Parental Horn Rd.. Jacksonville, Fla. 226, Elkins, W. Va. 38 46, 103, 110 McBRYANT, LELAN Rt. 3, Fitzgerald, Ga McCAULEY, CHARLES Rt. I McCOMMON, GERALD 1204 E. 14th St., Chattanooga, Tenn. McCORMICK, MARY LOU 28, 55, 75, 110 1218 W. 3rd St., Owensboro, Ky. McCULLOUGH, ELEANOR .... 42, 81, 82, 90, III 787 W,aldorf, Memphis, Tenn. McELROY, PAUL 39 1915 Queen St., Tuscaloosa, Ala. McKENZIE, DON . 39, 90, 92, 1 10 Box 139, Soperton, Ga. McKINNON, GLORIA _ 79, 120 20 Carrol Drive, Sumter, S. Car. McNEECE, EULA . 46, 75, 86, 94, 106, 120 Box 286, Clarksville, Tenn. McVAY, ZARILLA 75, 90, 92, 93 Pinesville, La. MAHONEY SHIRLEY 46, 90 1609 Chartres St., New Albany, Ind. MALLARD, WALTER 74 1301 E. Troupe, Bainbridge, Ga. MANER. ROBERT 68 1944 E. Liberty St., Savannah, Ga. MARTIN, BARBARA 17, 29, 32 , 38, 75, 100, 109, 110 57 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. MARTIN, JAMES 17, 50, 55, 72, 94, 100, 101, 105, III, 114 1294 Dresden Ave., East Liverpool, Ohio MARTIN, RONALD Rt. 4, Oneonta, Ala. MASSEY, HAROLD 424 Robertsville Rd., Oak Ridge. Tenn. MATHEWS, JAMES ... 27, 56 107, III 131 Belfast Rd., Charleston, W. Va. MAY, MARION ,38, 75. 90, 91, 93, 107, 110, 120 1930 N. W. 133 St.. Miami, Fla. MEAD, MERLE 43, 56 4325 8th Ave. N., St. Petersburg, Fla. MEIGHAN, MARY 73 131 W. 41st St., Hialeah, Fla. 28, 56, 92, 1 10 38 MELTON, CHARLES 38 92 107 III 1026 Red Oak St., Charleston, W. Va. MICK, JAY . . 38, 94, 106, 117 118, 119 1244 Hillcrest Rd., Wellsville, Ohio MILLER, ROY 42, 43, 46, 1 14, 1 16, 1 18 Barrett, W. Va. MILLER, WANDA ... 38 90, 91, 93 105 III Barrett, W. Va. MINGLEDORFF, EDITH . , 51,72,75,81,90,106,110,120 2012 Boulevard St., Greensboro, N. Car. MONK, PAULINE 39, 90 106 III 120 112 E. Riverview Dr., Belle, W. Va. MINIX, MARLENE 46, 90 91 92 93 106 110 Rt. 4, Fitzgerald, Ga. MOORE. FRED 39, 109 NO 820 Palative Ave., S. E.. Atlanta, Ga. MOORE, JOYCE 38 Rt. I, Staunton, Va. MOORE, TOMMY ... 75, 81, 82, 110 13 Lancaster St., Bristol, Va. MORGAN, SARA 38 1 1 1 Rt. I, Box 230, FLat Rock, N. Car. MORRIS, JIMMY ... 94 95 1145 Longview Rd., Rock Hill, S. Car. MORSE, JOSEPH 74 Corinth, Miss. MOSS, SYLVIA 79 90 110 Box 186, Olive Hill, Ky. MURPHY, WAYNE 56, 105, 4, 118, 119 5203 Elkins, Ave., Nashville, Tenn. MURRAY, HAROLD 38 90 1 1 1 Rt. I, Tarewell, Va. MUSE, OTHA 74 92 Rt. 3, Waynesburg, Ky. MYERS, ROBERT Cermi, 111. MYERS SHIRLEY 428 N. W. 82 Terrace, Miami, Fla. NABORS, CHERREE 78 511 Lesetr Ave., Nashville, Tenn. NEAL, PEGGY JO 38, 43 90, 91, 106, III Rt. 4, Box 308, Rock Hill, S. Car. NELSON, MARY EVELYN 47, 90, 93, 106, III Rt. I, Box 8, Dover, Tenn. PARSElS, RUTH 38 217 Jackson Ave., Northfield, N. J. PARSON, IDA 47. 75, 105, 110, 120, 121 Monteagle, Tenn. PARSONS, FRED 75 Hagerstown, Ind. PARTRIDGE, MOZELLE 47, 90. 1 1 1 Rt. I, Box 50, Merigold, Miss. PAYNE, RALPH 38, 106, 114, 117, 119 79 Current St., Clarksville, Tenn. PEACH EMERSON 79 Rt. I, Box 103, Norfolk 2, Va. PEAL, DONALD 68. 72, 75, 103, 105 Marmet, W. Va. PEARSON, GWENDOLYN 1 7, 27, 29, 56, 1 1 1 Jamison St., Houston, Miss. PEARSON, MILDRED 24. 29, 42, 47, 72, 103, III Jamison St., Houston, Miss. PENIX, JAN 25, 43, 56, 90, 107, 109, III, 120, 121 2nd Ave., Rand, W. Va. PERRY. JOYCE 39 82 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. PERRY ROBERT 56, 105, 1 10 82 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. PETERS, NORMA JEAN . 60, 68, 85, 100, 105, III, 1 12, 116, 120 Rt. 2, Roanoke, Va. PHILLIPS, JACKSON 30, 47, 102 108, 110, 114 3207 E. 441 2 St., Chattanooga, Tenn. PICKETT, ARTHUR _ 73, 92, 107, III 2457 Princeton, Memphis, Tenn. PICKETT, KENNETH 47, 103 Rt. I, Fipra, Ind. PIERCE, PAUL 43, 47. 92, 94, 109, 110 Rt. 7, Gravely Rd., Kingsport, Tenn. POWELL, DONALD 79 705 Orange St., Indianapolis, Ind. PRESSON, DWIGHT 69, 92, 105, 114, 115, 116 3223 Caroline, St. Louis, Mo. 178 PRESTON, TH ELM A 47 Cecilia, Ky. PROPST, BONNIE . . . .... 39, 90, 91, III Rt. I, Mt. Solon, Va. PRUIETT, TILLMAN , ..... 56, 72, 75 Rt. 3, Peidmont, La. PULLEN. GERALDINE ... 38, 90, 110 Box 281, Oakland Park, Fla. PURCELL, MARY LEE . 38, 110 302 Cavender St., LaFayette, Ga. PYLES DON 57, 92, 107, III, 114 124 Rt. I, Colliers, W. Va. RAGSDALE, DWIGHT 73 4014 Nebraska Ave., Nashville, Tenn. RAGSDALE, ROY LFF ... 77 4014 Nebraska Ave., Nashville, Tenn. RALPH BARBARA 29, 47, 90, 111 LaFayette St., St. Mary ' s, W. Va. RALPH, JAMES 69, 90, 92, 110 1314, Debarr, Louisville, Ky. REDDICK, DONALD ... 69, 72 51 Lester Ave., Nashville, Tenn. REDDICK, JEAN 51 Lester Ave., Nash ille, Tenn. REYNOLDS, GFNE 94 4400 Windemere Rd., Columbia, S. Car. RHOADES. WILLIAM 1811 Oak Ave.. Owensboro, Ky. RICHARDS, JESSE 47 712 E. Riverview Dr. Belle, W. Va. RICHARDSON, MARY BETH 75, 79, 117, 120, 121 78 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. RILEY, PHILLIP . 47 276 W. Pine, Canton, III. RING, BILLY 57 Oak Hill, W. Va. RING. JEANNETTE 29, 57 Lindwood Dr., Waycross, Ga. ROBERTSON, RONALD 77 86 Hart St., Nashville, Tenn. ROBINSON, CHARLOTTE 47, 90, 93. 109, 110 2416 E. Center St., Kingsport, Tenn. ROGERS, ELMER . .... 57, 75, 90 303 Chestnut St., Booneville, Ind. ROLAND ARNOLD ... 57 Rt. I, Box 244C, Avon Park, Fla. ROOD, HELEN 24, 29, 42, 47, 90, 94, 102, 103, 120, 121 Rt. 2, Box 13, Proctorville, Ohio ROOSA. JAMES LEE 77, 91, 93, 110, 114 2231 Joyce Ave., Newport, Ky. ROOK, BILLY 47 1469 Cedrow, High Point, N. Car. ROLAND, MIRIAM 81, 83, 98, 120 310 E. Radnor, Nashville, Tenn. RUDD, JOYCE . 76, I 1 1 52 Pitts Ave., Old Hickory, Tenn. SAVAGE, RAY ... 47 Rt. I Quebeck, Tenn. SAWMILLER, JANET 73 Rt. I, Spencerville, Ohio SCHARER, AUDREY 78 423 Lake Bonnez Dr., Lakeland, Fla. SCHULZ, LARRY 42, 47, 107, I 1 1 3900 S. !9th St., Arlington, Va. SCOTT. DORIS , . . 48 Oak Hill, W. Va. SCOTT DWIGHT 48, 1 1 1 Rt. I, Floyd, Va. SEAL, BOB 70, 1 15 930 Simmons St., Kirkwood 22, Mo. SEYMORE, BOBBIE 57, 90, 9 1 , 95, 1 1 1 201 W . Rose, Blytheville, Ala. SHADOWENS, ZELLA ... 38, 93, 1 1 1 438 Clover St., Dayton, Ohio SHANNON RUTH .... . . 27, 38, 90. 91, 108, III Miami, W. Va. SHARPTON, DELORES 38. 120, 121 Rt. I , Logan, Ala. SHAW, FRANCES 38, 91, 110 Rt. 3, Thomaston, Ga. SHELTON WILLIAM EUGENE ... 57, III, 114, 115, 118 1 722 7th Ave., N., Nashville, Tenn. SHERIDAN, NANCY 24, 27, 48, 90, 91, 93, 94, 110 Rt. 3, Chattanooga, Tenn. SHIELDS, DOROTHY MARIE 48 Prairetown, Ind. SHOMO, PHILIP 24, 27, 48, 91, III, 114 530 N. Main, Harrisonburq, Va. SHUTTLESWORTH FRLENF 48 91 1809 Young St., Cincinnati 10 Ohio SIX, RUTH 39 90 III Rt. 2, New Cumberland, W. Va. SJOBLOM, CHARLES 91 119 Lake Mary Fla. SLAY, TROY 39 Box 314, McComb, Miss. SLOAN, MARTHA 48, 107, 110 112 116 120 222 Topeka, Paducah. Ky. C M 1TH , DONALD DAVID Box 1070 Elkins, W. Va. SMITH, DONNIE 18 77 4? 48 90 92 9fl 99 103 105 107 110 114 212 W. Court, Mayfield, Ky. SMITH, EMMA JEAN 40 103 no 121 Box 14, Calvert, Ah. SMITH, EUGENE 57 510 Lester Ave., Nashville, Tenn. SMITH, JAMES EDWARD 8 I Ridgeway, S. Car. SMITH, LARRY 40 3618 Baxter Ave., Nashville, Tenn. SMITH, LUCILLE 42 48,90,94,100 107 III 120 Rt. I, Box 817, Hickory, Va. ' SMITH, MYRA 40 3618 Ba«t; r Ave., Nashville Tenn SMITH. RUBY 40 Il0 |2| Box 52, Steele, Ala. SMITH, SHELBY 80, 8 ' 2, 90, 110 117 120 212 West Court, Mayfield, Ky. SMITHSON, ELSIE Rt. 4, Smithville, Tenn. SMITHSON, WILLIAM Franklin, Tenn. SNELLGROVE, GORDON 58 94 355 Oak St., Waycross, Ga. SNIDER, ANNE 73 103 Albany, Ky. SOUTHERLAND, SAM 58, 75, 90, 92, 102. 107, 110, 114, 119 1705 Parkway Dr., Chattanooga, Tenn SPALDING, TOM 82 Nance Lane, Nashville Tenn. SPARKS, ASA 50, 58, 94, 98, 99, 103, 104. 107, 110, 114, 115, 116, 118, 119 36 S. Giand, Ft. Thomas Ky. SPEAR. RUBY LOUISE . . 40 410 6th, Lawrenceburg, Tenn. SPRUILL, ARNOLD 43, 79, 114, 117, 118. 119 85 Lester Ave., Nashville, Tenn. SPRUILL, CARL _ 77i 114 ul 74 Paris Ave., Nashville Tenn. SPRUILL, JAMES_ , 75, 81, 82, 114, 117 74 Paris Ave., Nashville, Tenn. SPRY, CAROLYN 79 69 Elberta St., Nashville, Tenn. SPURLOCK, WILLIAM 48 Box 1484, Okeechobee, Fla. STAGGS, JAMES 40 83 Woodard, Nashville, Tenn. STAMEY, MARY 41 Svyannanoa, N. Car. STAMPS, ROY 80, 90, 92, 109, 110, 114, 119 Box 122, Crossville, Tenn. STEFHENS. DONNIS 48 Rt. 2, Box 327, Lake Worth, Fla. STEWART, ELLEN FAYE ... 28, 40 107 I I I 120 1005 W. Douglas, Nashville, Tenn. STEWART, ETHEL FAYE . 40, 106. 109, III, 120 Old Florence Road, Lawrenceburg, Tenn. STOGNER, ROBERTA 17, 27, 28, 29, 48, 90, 108, III, 120 121 Box 283, Norwood, N. Car. STORY, CARL .. 40. 1 10, 1 14 1 15. 1 17 212 Burke Road, Lexington, Ky. STORY, DOROTHY ... 94, 110 2305 24th St., Birmingham, Ala. STRICKLAND, BILLY , II, 16, 17, 70, 92, 105, III, 114, 118 938 Strouse, Nashville, Tenn. STUARD, WALTER 48, 75 Adams, Tenn. 179 STUCKI, ELIZABETH 58. 98. 99, 100. 108. 120 891 Brandon Ave., Jackson, Miss. STURGELL, O ' HARA 40,90 91.92, 110 Rt. 2, Box 436S, West Palm B:ach. Fla. SUBLITT, HESSIE ... 48, 75 Decb.ard. Tenn. SULLIVAN J. H. 41 82 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. SUMMERLIN, J. C. 91 1 19 323 New St.. Norfolk, Va. SWAUGER. RICHARD 81 1709 8th Ave., Dr. Bradenton, Fla. TALIAFERRO, WILLIAM 58, 92, 94, 107, 110 Indiana State Road, Independence, Ky. TAULBEE, LORETTA . .. 41, 110, 120 50 West 13th St., Newport, Ky. TAYLOR, IRENE 40 4 Oakland Ave.. Uniontown. Pa. THOMAS, CHARLES 25. 79 503 Burclay St., Belpre, Ohio THOMAS, WILLIAM 73, 1 1 1 Rt. I, Box 131, Rhodesdale. Md. THOMPSON, BURTON 58 Rt. I. Versailles, III. THORPE, NANCY 17, 32, 40, 43, 94, 106, III 713 Stookley Gardens. Norfolk, Va. THRASHER, GLENDA ... 40, 90, 110 320 Jamestown St., Columbia, Ky. THURMAN. FRED 40. 108 114 119 9817 Clyde, St. Louis, Mo. TON EY, CAROLINE 73 78 Lester Ave., Nashville, Tenn. TONEY, HARRY 81 78 Lester Ave., Nashville, Tenn. TRAYLOR, TOMMY Blountstown, Fla. TREMAIN. EDITH 40, 90 Box 66, Brooksville, Fla. TRIPP, DORCAS 81, 82, 90, 110, 120 104 Booth Ave., Clearwater, Fla. TRIPP, JAMES 41 104 Booth Ave., Clearwater, Fla. TROTTER, CATHERYN 48 Rt. 4, Paris. Tenn. TURNAGE, RAY ... ... 73 Rt 3, Box 95, Florence. S. Car. TURNER, HELEN .... .... 48, 109, 110 306 E. Peacht.ee St.. Rossville, Ga. TURNER, JOYCE 81. 90, 110 Rt. I, Silver Creek, TURNER, RITA 41, 91 93, 109, I 10 306 E. Peachtree St., Rossville. Ga. ULM, NADA 24, 27, 49. 90, 93 108, 110 Rt. I, Box 244, Sparks, Ga. UNRUH, RUTH ARLENE 28, 73 Trevecca Nazarene College, Nashville, Tenn. VAUGHAN, BUDDY . 77, 114, 117 54 Paris Ave.. Nashville, Tenn. VAUGHN. CECIL ' 24. 70, 91, 92, 93, 105, III 743 Martin St., Clarksville, Tenn. VAUGHAN, SUE 28, 40, I I I, 120, 121 54 Paris Ave., Nashville, Tenn. VIARS, DALE 74 Jeffery PI., Columbus, Ohio VINCENT, AUBREY Albany, Ky. VINSON, ANN 33 Kershaw St., Alabama City, Ala. . . . 77 40, 110 WALLACE, JULIA 40 95 121 1716 Allison Place, Nashville, Tenn. WANDLING, SONDRIA 40 1 1 1 Charleston, W. Va. WARWICK. MARGARET . 81 90, 93, NO. 120 3003 S. Fla. Ave.. Lakeland, Fla. WATKINS. MARY ... 40 Rt. 4, Box 1442. Lakeland, Fla. WATSON, WANDA 73 Rf . I, Manchester, Ohio WAUGH, ULDINE 78 III 120, 121 305 Hill St., Oak Hill. W. Va. WEAVER, M. K 71, 75 Pavo, G,a. WEBB, GWEN 41,110 720 School Ct. Ave.. Bainbridge, Ga. WELLS. JOHN 79 112 Turner Ave., Lancaster, Ky. WEST, TEDDY 41 Jones St. Mayfield, Ky. WHEET, EMILY . .... 40 307 Lindsey, Columbia, Ky. WHITE, RALPH _ 28, 8 1 . 1 14. 1 1 7 7A Simmons Apts.. Bainbridge, Ga. WHITE. WALTER Rt. 2, Orient, Ohio WHITSON, JACK 2112 Honeysuckle, Nashville, Tenn. WHiTTINGTON. EDDIE .... 30, 58, 107, III, 114, 115, 119 46112 Venable Ave., Charleston, W. Va. WILBURN, MARY ETTA 81, 82, 110, 117 120, 121 Box 442 Woodside, Olive Hill, Ky. WILKINSON, SAMUEL 73 Rt. 3, Greenville, Ga. WILLIAMS, ARTHUR 49, 90, 110, 114, 115, 116 2617 South St., Jacksonville, Fla. WILLIAMS, BONNIE FAYE . . 1502 Rosebank Ave., Nashville, Tenn. WILLIAMS, DEWEY 49, 1 10 Holt, Ala. WILLIAMS, JOHN Rt. 5, Scottsville, Ky. WILLIS, JEANETTE ... 40, 90, 91, 93, 107, III 1118 Louisville Rd., Goodlettsville, Tenn. WILLIS, THOMAS 40. 75 89 Lester Ave., Nashville, Tenn. vVISE, DEWEY . 58, III I 17 William St., Columbia, S. C. WOFFORD, DAVID . . ' 27, 49, 51, 90, 92. 105, 109, III, 114, 116, 118 365 Virginia St.. Columbia, S. C. WOMACK, JAMES 73 421 College St., Ouincy, III. WOMACK, ROBERT 40 908 Broadmoor Dr., Nashville, Tenn. WOOD AUSTIN 41, 90, 1 10, 1 14 2610 17th Ave., Sheffield, Ala. WOODS, SHARON 28, 41. 93. Ill, 117 103 West End, Dickson, Tenn. WOODWARD, JOYCE 40 8101 Cadillac, Van Dyke, Mich. WYATT, POWELL 49. 103 101 I Crossland Ave., Clarksville, Tenn. 180 m mm mmm I I