Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1961 volume:

TREVECCA NAZARENE COLLEGE NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Bess Kirby • Editor Joe Moses • Business Manager From these roots of Trevecca Nazarene College go forth lives that are exemplary of wisdom, lives that are examples of true worship, lives that are triumphant because they have found their place in the world, and lives that fit because they know the real meaning of togetherness. Everywhere Trevecca students can be found as their lives blossom in the tumult of the seasons . . . Jrom JlieSe J ooIa . • . Gold, or the value of what is equivalent to gold, lies at the root of wisdom. With the devoted lives of our faculty members used in personnel services, counseling, and classroom teaching, out of this root are developing useful lives to be of service in all phases of life. Wisdom is an important characteristic to keep in mind when molding a young life. I rxi rAi k H vsa i s mi fiiili Worship is transcendent wonder. From the root of worship bud blossoms of prayer, song, and care for others. One major organization which exemplifies this root is our Christian Workers Association. From this root characteristics of Christian Character can be developed to help make a well-rounded young person. The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Triumph is honor received for work well done by one ' s own choice. Sports, clubs, and extra-curricular activities all play an important part in the ripening process of a bud into a beautiful flower which is character- istic of a well-prepared youth. Together we stand; divided we fall. With the spirit of cooperation which is so prevalent at Trevecca, the students portray lives of helpfulness to be used as pastors, missionaries, teachers, nurses, doctors, and social workers. DR. A. B. MACKEY, President of the College THE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE The wisest thing in the world is the search for wisdom. It has been said that wisdom is the right use of knowledge; it might well be said that wis dom is the right use of any good thing whether it be knowledge, skill, wealth, talent or time. Solomon was called a wise man because he did not ask God for wealth nor for the destruction of his enemies but for wis- dom to rule his people. Because he did not ask for those minor things, the Lord gave them to him. The twin sister to wisdom is worship, and true worship is the worship of the true and living God. Worship is the recognizing of a true evaluation. Worship should be a chang- ing something — it should develop as we become wise enough to recognize more and more the true worth of godliness and righteousness. Trevecca Nazarene College should seek to develop a greater and greater appreciation for the value of true worship; not necessarily the special times of worship, but a worshipful prayer that never ceases. This annual should be a representation of the togetherness which characterizes the highest type of education. Education is not an individualistic affair; it must be a group enterprise. The Bible teaches that two working together can put to flight ten times as many as one working alone. The cooperative pro- gram in school should be the beginning of a cooperative program which should extend throughout our lives and to the ends of the earth. Wisdom, worship and togetherness will bring daily triumph to the participants and a final triumphant entry into an eternity of peace and happiness. A. B. MACKEY, President THE MACKEY STORY Wisdom garnered from more than forty years of teaching and administration and from the workings of an agile mind has been a treasure that President A. B. Mackey has shared in countless ways with the students who have come within the portals of Trevecca. The seeds of success were planted when as elementary teacher, high school teacher, principal, college instructor, dean, and college vice-president he formed an acquaintance with the many aspects of education. Added to this were college and graduate work in economics, educa- tional psychology, and educational administration beyond that usually required for a doctor ' s degree. This experience gave valuable training for the immeasurable service he has rendered to the cause of Christian education. Worship of God, he has taught us, by both precept and example, must include a life of maximum service. The sense of mission and devotion to a cause so desperately needed in the troubled world has certainly been exemplified by this good man. Education for some purpose has been his goal. Holiness educational evangelism is his phrase to picture what Trevecca is emphasizing in order to enlarge the bounds of the Kingdom and cope with the problems of our civiliration. Triumph has been his, but only after years of sacrifice to perpetuate a college being tried in the crucible of adversity. The day has come when, under his guidance, Trevecca Naz- arene College has achieved an enviable standing in the edu- cational world with a campus valued at one and a half million dollars. These resources, together with the staff he has selected, send forth Nazarene youth in ever-increasing num- bers to lead satisfying and useful lives. President and Mrs. A. B. Mackey and their nephew, Gene Dalton Togetherness implies a close relationship between pres- ident and students possible only in a college the size of Trevecca. The weekly chapel messages, the willing counsel, and the frequent associations make possible a sharing of the thought and spirit of our president which has value beyond calculation. To you, Dr. Mackey, we of the Trevecca family wish to express our deep appreciation for your rich contribu- tion to our college and pledge ourselves to be indeed sons and daughters she ' ll be proud of. Your influence has strengthened such an aspiration. WE DEDICATE THE 1961 DARDA • To one whose life exemplifies the standards of the college. • To one who is understanding, and has the ability to make every student feel welcome. • To one who, in all the seriousness of her job, never loses her sense of humor. • To one who is a graduate of the college, and who left an enviable record behind her. • To one whose Christian living will always be an inspiration to all who know her. • To you, MISS EULA JEAN STEPHAN THE ROOT OF WISDOM • ADMINISTRATION • DIVISIONS OF DEPARTMENTS • FACULTY AND STAFFS • OFFICE ASSISTANTS • LIBRARY • PERSONNEL SERVICES • CLASSES ADMINISTRATION The administrative staff of Trevecca Nazarene College is composed of the Board of Trustees, President, Dean of Arts and Sciences, Dean of Religion, Dean of Students, Dean of Admissions, Registrar, Librarian, Business Manager, Field Representative, and High School Principal. These men and women are dedicated to the task of helping students to grow in wisdom, worship, triumph, and togetherness. May their lives ever be examples of growth in these four major areas of life. BOARD OF TRUSTEES A 1 L Alabama Mississippi i 6v. l. o. Oliver LT. dlO OTUCKI k A - D 1 A .J A .... « Mr. K. L. Anderson Rev. J. C. Tousley Mr. Kalpn Marlowe North Carolina Dn.. KA t-J C+ -L K6V. M. n. OTOCKS Ur. Lioyu D. Dyron Eastern Kentucky Mrs. Madelyn Wall Rev. John Howald Rev. James H. Ingalls Rev. Arthur O. Little South Carolina Rev. Leon G. Cook Rev. Ben F. Marlin Dr. D. S. Somerville Rev. E. N. Gunter East Tennessee Rev. J. H. Eades Rev. Victor E. Gray Tennessee Mr. Oscar Wheaton Rev. C. E. Shumake Dr. Lawrence B. Hicks Rev. J. E. Beckum Florida Mr. John T. Benson, Jr. Dr. John L. Knight Rev. Edward F. Cox Mr. H. C. Maupin Rev. George Scutt Rev. C. R. Moore Virginia Mr. Arnold Price Dr. V. W. Littrell Rev. T. Howard Warwick Rev. Ralph Schurman Georgia West Virginia Dr. Mac k Anderson Rev. H. Harvey Hendershot Rev. H. J. Eason Rev. C. Glenn Bowling Rev. Bruce B. Hall Rev. Roy T. McKinney Mr. Sam Knox Rev. Dallas Baggett Kentucky Rev. J. C. Wallace Rev. D. D. Lewis Rev. O. C. Huff Rev. Oren D. Thrasher A. B. MACKEY A.M., M.A., LL.D. President Informal view of officers of the Board of Trustees, from left to right: Dr. Otto Stucki, Secretary; Dr. John L. Knight, Chairman; Dr. A. B. Mackey. President, and Rev. Victor E. Gray, Treasurer. 18 J. LEON CHAMBERS KOY W. PHILLIPS AMY L PERSON Th.B., M.A., Ed.S., B.D. B.S.. Th.B., M.A., B.D. A.B., M.A. Dean of Students Dean of Admissions Registrar LA THRASHER MACKEY V. NEIL RICHARDSON CLIFFORD E. KEYS JERRY G. COSTA A.B., M.A,, B.S. in L.S. A.B.. Th.B. A.B.. Th.B. A B . M.A. Librarian Business Manager Field Representative High School Principal 19 DIVISION OF LANGUAGES, LITERATURE AND FINE ARTS CHARLES L. CHILDERS. Chairman A.B., B.D., M.A., Ph.D. Biblical Language, Bible, English Learning how to express oneself well and easily through song, speech, and everyday conversation is the value this department of learning emphasizes. This department is one of continuous growth. It realizes the expectations of society from educated youth and prepares the students to meet them. AMY L. PERSON LILA THRASHER MACKEY ADRON HOLLINS PHILLIPS A.B., M A. A.B., M A , B.S. in L.S. A.B., MA. Registrar, English Librarian, Library Science English, French RAMON R. UNRUH BARBARA McCLAIN HAROLD F. HAMMOND MABLE COONER GREENE B.Mus , M.Mus. A.B.. B.Mus., M.Mus. B.S., M A. A.B., M A. Voice, Music Theory Piano, Music Theory Piano, Music Theory, Social Studies Speech 20 DIVISION OF PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION, AND CHRISTIAN EDUCATION An understanding of people, of religion, and the ability to teach others are aspects that are predom- inant in this division of learning. These are necessary factors and are treated as such in the curriculum planning of the administration. KOY W. PHILLIPS, Chairman B.S.. Th.B., M.A.. B.D. Dean of Admissions, Biblical Literature, Theology, Philosophy WILLIAM M. GREATHOUSE J. LEON CHAMBERS F. FRANKLIN WISE A.B., Th.B., M.A., D.D. Th.B., M.A., Ed.S., B.D. A.B., M.Ed., Ph.D. Dean of Religion, Theology Dean of Students, Practical Director of Vocational Guidance, Theology, Bible, Theology Education, Christian Education, Bible MAUDE ALLEN STUNECK MAURY ENGLISH REDFORD JOHN ALLAN KNIGHT A.B., M.A., Ph.D. B.S., Th.B., M.A., B.D. A.B., M.A., B.D. Language, Bible Biblical Language, Church History Church History 21 DIVISION OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Along with the rapid growth of interest in science in this the Space Age, this department is expanding to help meet the needs of the present day as well as the future. ALTA LINDSAY REDFORD, Acting Chairman B.S., M A. Mathematics, Biology A. B. MACKEY WILLIAM H. HOWICK A.B., M.A., LL.D. Th.B., A.B., M.A., M.Ed. President, Economics Education, Psychology, Director of Teacher Education MILDRED FORMAN CHAMBERS A.B., M.A., Ed.S. Biology 22 DIVISION OF SOCIAL STUDIES Training toward the understanding of men, past and present, from both the individual and social points of view, is an objective of this division. It prepares for professional endeavors, especially for social work. LEWIS PENNINGTON Th.B., A.B., M.A., Ed.D. Education, Psychology 23 FACULTY STAFF JERRY G. COSTA, A.B., M.A., High School Principal; Bible, Italian. CARY T. DUCKETT, A.C.A., A.B., M.A., High School English; Bookstore Manager. EULA JEAN STEPHAN, A.B.; Bookkeeper. MARIE PEERY, A.B., High School Algebra; Personal Development; Head Resident. WILLIAM JERNIGAN, A.B., B.D., Assistant Librarian; High School History. LUCILLE GREENE JONES, R.N., A.B., Th.B., Supervisor of Junior High School. OFFICE ASSISTANTS MILDRED McDOWELL, Office of the President. DOROTHY DOWNING, LaNELLE COWAN, Office of Dean of Arts and Sciences. MAROUITA THOMAS, Office of the Dean of Religion. SUE HAYES, Office of the Dean of Students. MARGARET LEIDIGH, School Nurse. CLARA BOHLER SHEARRER, Assistant Bookkeeper. MABEL HAZELL ORNDOFF, Head Resident, McKay Hall. WALTER WHITE, Read Resident, Tidwell Hall. EARNESTINE MORGAN RICHARDSON, Postmistress. CHARLES KLINSTIVER, SR., Cafeteria Manager. MADY LEE SMITH DUCKETT, Assistant Bookstore Manager. HUGH MARTIN, Maintenance Supervisor. CLARA AIRLEY MARTIN, Maintenance Supervisor. ESTHER BLUME, MARTHA GRAY. Office of the Dean of Admissions. CAROL LIGHT, Office of the Registrar. CAROLYN MOORE, Office of the Business Manager. OFFICE OF THE FIELD REPRESENTATIVE— Left to Right: Barbara Greer, Marita Slifer, Carolyn Kennedy, Winifred Davidson, Earline Mason. BOOKKEEPING OFFICE— Left to Right: Joy Nell Warhurst, Linda Cook, Barbara Williams, Helen Bohler. JOYCE WOODARD, General Office. THE MACKEY LIBRARY Standing in honor of one who has devoted his life to Trevecca is our new library, which is to be dedicated in June, 1961. This, the newest of our buildings, is named in honor of President A. B. Mackey who has set goal after goal for our college and then worked hard to reach each goal he had set. The Mackey Library will consist of three floors. The ground floor, for the present, will house temporary faculty offices, a large classroom, additional stacks space, and an informal room with kitchenette for faculty and faculty groups. The main floor provides space for a large reading room which will seat one hundred and eleven. There will be eleven individual study tables. Beyond this room will be found the stacks area in which are eight study carrels. The circulation desk, with reserved book section adjoining, will be accessible from the lobby. Opposite the stacks at the south end of the building will be the staff room, offices for the librarians, work area and storage space. The second floor has the periodical reading room with seating space for seventy-eight. There are also rooms for music listening equipment, historical material on Trevecca and the Southeastern Zone, and conferences. Addi- tional stacks area will occupy a large portion of this floor. The entire floor area will have more than twenty-two thousand square feet of space. MRS. A. B. MACKEY A B . M.A., B.S. in L.S. Librarian The MacAey Library PROFESSOR WILLIAM JERNIGAN A.B., B.D. Assistant Librarian Library Staff, left to right: Rae Kohser, Charlene Ragsdale, Marily Fosltey, Juanita Geise, Patricia Lawson. Cora Ingram (not pictured.) GUIDANCE AND PERSONNEL SERVICES v PROFESSOR K. W. PHILLIPS Director of Personnel Services A vital part of the program of Trevecca Nazarene College is the guidance services offered. The program portrays the interest shown in each student as an individual. The goal of the Guidance Department is to provide counseling and services in accordance with student needs and interests. The major divisions of the guidance program are Freshman Orientation, Freshman Counseling Programs, and Personnel Services. These are under the direction of Professor K. W. Phillips, Dean of Admissions and Director of Counseling. Director of Vocational Guidance Health Counseling Speech Improvement Service Military and Recreations Guidance DR. FRANKLYN WISE MISS MARGARET LEIDIGH MRS. MABEL GREENE DR. HOMER J. ADAMS PROFESSOR AND MRS. V. NEIL RICHARDSON Employment Guidance and Veterans ' Problems DR. LEWIS PENNINGTON Reading Improvement Service MRS. A. B. MACKEY Social Poise and Etiquette Problems PROFESSOR AND MRS. K. W. PHILLIPS Marriage Counseling First Row, Left to Right: Dr. Wise gives vocational guidance to James Foster. Mr. Richardson aids Everett Higginbotham in finding a job. Mrs. Ricb- ardson helps with employment guidance. Miss Leidigh, school nurse, proves to Jimmy Eades her ability to give shots. Dr. Adams and Hugh Smith discuss the recreational problems ©f the students. Ann Fleming finds Mrs. Greene always ready to help with any speech problem. Dr. Pennington explains the use of the reading machine to Ann Rushton. Mrs. Mackey and Joy Nell Warhurst discuss the importance of good etiquette and social poise. Mrs. Phillips gives words of advice to Joyce Duncan. 26 OFFICERS ROBERT MITCHELL PHYLLIS LOBB SYLVIA YOUNG RAYMOND COWAN MELVIN WELCH RUTH SHANNON MISS BARBARA McCLAIN President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative Reporter Sponsor SENIOR CLASS THE SENIOR CLASS JOSEPH ADKISSON A.B., Education-Psychology ' For a man by nothing is so well arrayed as by his manners. JAMES ALLEN A.B., History ' Character is simply habit long continued! ' BARRIE BRACKEN A.B., Religion He said little but to the purpose. Christian Workers Association I, 2, 3, 4; Ministerial Association I, 2; Missionary Pray- er Band 1,2, 3, 4. DARLENE CAIN A.B., Biological Science A merry heart lives long. ' RAY CARSON A.B., Religion ' But he had a gentle smile and a kindly word to say. Ministerial Association I, 3, 4; Tennessee Club I. PAUL CLECKNER A.B., Religion The thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts. 28 LINDA COOK A.B., Education-Education The highest graces of music flow from the feelings of the heart. Christian Workers Association 2; Trevecca Athletic Association 2; Music Club I; Teach- ers Club 4; Tennessee Club I, 2, 3, 4; Class Reporter 3; A Cappella Choir 2, 3; Treble Tone Choir 4; Tr«v-Echo«j Staff 2; DARDA Staff 4; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. MARSHALL COPEN A.B., Religion He guides me by a true path, as He Him- self is truth. RAYMOND COWAN A.B., Religion He was a scholar, and a ripe and good one; exceeding wise, fair speaker, and per- suading. Christian Workers Association 2, 4; Trevecca Athletic Association 2, 4; Missionary Prayer Band 2; Honor Society 4; Clio Society 4, Treasurer; Georgia Club 2, 3, 4, President 3; Georgia Tech; Senior Class Treasurer; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. KAREN COX A.B., Education-Psychology There is sweet music here that softer falls than petals from blown roses on the grass. Christian Workers Association I, 2, 3, 4; Trevecca Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4; Music Club I, 2, 3, 4; Teachers Club 4; West Virginia Club I, 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3; Residence Halls Council 4; DARDA Staff 4. LEROY DAVIS A.B., Religion Bless me, Lord, and make me a blessing; I ' ll gladly thy message convey. Christian Workers Association 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Trevecca Athletic Association 2, 3, 4; Ministerial Association 2, 3, 4; Letourn- eau Technical Institution of Texas; Residence Halls Council 3, 4. EUGENE FIGGE A.B., Religion Great is truth and mighty above all things. THE SENIOR CLASS 29 OREN FRAZIER A.B., Education-Psychology How good is man ' s life, the mere living. FRANKLIN GILLIAN A.B., Religion Measure not the work until the day is out and the work done. MARTHA GRAY A.B., Education-Psychology How sweet and fair she seems to be. Christian Workers Association I, 2, 3. 4, Reporter 4; Ministerial Association I, 2, Sec- retary 2; Missionary Prayer Band I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4; Literary Club 4; Teachers Club 4; Georgia Club I, 2, 3, 4; Residence Halls Council 3, 4; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. BARBARA GREER A.B., Education-Psychology More comes to her who labors than to one who sits and wait . Mississippi Club I, 2, 3, 4; Literary Club I. 2, 3, 4, President 4; Christian Workers Asso- ciation 4; Trevecca Athletic Association I, 2, 3; Teachers Club 4. THERESA GUNTER A.B., Education-Psychology True as the needle to the pole, or as the dial to the sun. Christian Workers Association I, 2, 3, 4; Trevecca Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4: Teachers Club 4; South Carolina Club I, 2, 3, 4; Residence Halls Council 4. LEA JOY HARNER A.B., Education-Psychology The quiet mind is richer than a crown. 30 RAYMOND HASSINGER A.B., Religion Tis not what man does that exalts him, but what man would do. Christian Workers Association 3, 4; Trevecca Athletic Association 3, 4; Ministerial Associ- ation. ANN HUNLEY A.B., Education-Psychology ' Energy and persistence conquer all things. RUBY JONES A.B., History ' Of manners gentle, of affection mild. BESS KIRBY A.B., English-Speech No endeavor is in vain; its reward is the doing. Christian Workers Association I, 2; Trevecca Athletic Association I, 2; Beta Cheerleader 2; Speech Club I, 2; Music Club I, 2; Teach- ers Club 4; Mississippi Club I, 2, 3; Tennes- see Club 4; DARDA Staff, Feature Editor 2, Literary Editor 3, Editor 4; Trev-Echoes Staff Columnist 2; Speech Oratorical Campus Winner 2; Plays: The Lost Church 3, The Prodigal ' s Son 2, Call It a Day 2, Ephratah of Bethlehem 4; Student Council 4; A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3; Residence Ha lls Council 3; Speech Recital 3. 4. CHARLES KLINSTIVER, SR. Th.B., Religion He hath a heart as sound as a bell. Ministerial Association 3, 4; Cafeteria and T-Room Manager I, 2, 3, 4. ANNA KOLLIOPOULOU A.B., English Her voice is ever soft, gentle and low. We found our Greek friend to be a perfect lady. To our lives she contributed much. THE SENIOR CLASS 31 THE SENIOR CLASS ORVAL LeJEUNE A.B., Mathematics By the work one knows the workman. Christian Workers Association I, 4; Trevecca Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4; Music Club 2, 3; Clio Society 4; Teachers Club 4; North Carolina Club 1,2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3; Sophomore Class President 2; Stu- dent Council Secretary 3; Student Council President 4; Citizenship Award 3. PHYLLIS ANN LOBB A.B., Mathematics Flowers spring to blossom where she walks the careful ways of duty. Trevecca Athletic Association I ; Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4; Music Club I, 2, 3; Teachers Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Kentucky State Club I, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President Senior Class; DARDA Staff 4; A Cappella Choir 3; Treble Tone Chorus 2; Scholarship Award 2, 3; Plays: Call It A Day 2; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges 4. MILDRED McDOWELL A.B., Education-Psychology ' Truth makes the face of that person shine who speaks and owns it. JUDITH MAGNUSSON A.B., English She lives to learn. Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Virginia Club I, 2, 3, 4; Literary Club 2, 3, 4; Residence Halls Council 3; Plays: The Lost Church 3, Call It A Day 2. EDITH MINGLEDORFF A.B., Education-Psychology Happy am I, from care I ' m free; why aren ' t they all contented like me? Christian Workers Association I, 2, 3; Tre- vecca Athletic Association I, 2; Honor So- ciety 4; Music Club 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Teachers Club 2, 3, 4; North Carolina Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Chairman 3; Geor- gia Club 4; A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, Secre- tary 3; DARDA Staff 3, 4; Plays 2, 3; Class Vice-President 3. BOB MITCHELL A.B., History Knowledge with common sense is wisdom. Senior Class President; South Carolina Club I, 2, 3, 4; Ministerial Association I, 2, 3, 4; Plays: The Lost Church 2, Ephratah of Bethlehem 4; Who ' s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges 4. 32 JOE MOSES WENDELL POOLE CHARLENE RAGSDALE A.B., Music Education What he has he gives; what he thinks he shows. A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4; DARDA Pho- tographer 3; DARDA Business Manager 4; Music Club I, 2, 3; Teachers Club I, 2, 3. 4; Trev-Echoes Business Manager 3; Senior Re- cital 4; President of Music Club 2; Presi- dent A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Choir Let- ter 2, 3. A.B., Education-Psychology Honor and truth and manhood — these are the things that stand. Christian Workers Association 3, 4; Trevecca Athletic Association 1,2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, 4; Music Club I, 2, 3, 4; Teachers Club 4; West Virginia Club I, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4; Sportsmanship Award I ; Leader- ship Award 2. A.B., Education-Psychology Energy and persistence conquer all things. Christian Workers Association I, 2, 3, 4; Trevecca Athletic Association I, 2; Mission- ary Prayer Band I, 2, 3, 4; Literary Club I, 2, 3, 4; Teachers Club I, 2, 3, 4; Mississippi Club I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS REID A.B., Religion An outward and visible sign of inward and spiritual grace. Christian Workers Association I, 2, 3, 4; Ministerial Association I, 2, 3, 4; Missionary Prayer Band I, 2, 3, 4; Teachers Club I, 2, 3, 4. YVONNE RHODES A.B., Education-Psychology No dangers fright her, no labors tire. Christian Workers Association I, 2; Music Club 4; Science Club 2; Teachers Club 3, 4; Kentucky and East Tennessee Clubs I, 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir I, 2. PHYLLIS SARK A.B., Education-Psychology Virture is like a rich stone. Christian Workers Association I, 2, 3, 4; Missionary Prayer Band I, 2, 3, 4; Literary Club I. 2, 3; Teachers Club I, 2, 3, 4. THE SENIOR CLASS 33 THE SENIOR CLASS RUTH SHANNON A.B., English She is easy to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. Christian Workers Association I ; Trevecca Athletic Association 2, 3, 4; Literary Club I, 2, 3; Speech Club 4; Music Club 2; West Virginia Club 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3; Class Reporter 4; DARDA Staff 3, 4, Class Editor 3, Literary Editor 4; Trev-Eehoes Staff 2, 3; Christmas Play 3; Director of High School Play 3. RUTH SIX A.B., Education-Psychology Ease of heart her very look conveyed. Christian Workers Association I, 2, 3, 4; Trevecca Athletic Association I, 2; Music Club 2, 3; Teachers Club 2, 3, 4; West Vir- ginia Club 2, 3, 4. DONALD SMITH A.B., Religion Who does the best his circumstance allows. JAMES STALEY A.B., Religion He who seeks to serve another best serves himself. Christian Workers Association I, 2, 3, 4, President 4. MELVIN WELCH A.B., Education-Psychology True to his work, his words, his friends. Trevecca Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4; Music Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Teachers Club 4; South Carolina Club I, 2, 3, 4; Peabody College; General Activities Award 3; Vice- President of Class 2; President of Class 3; Student Council Representative 4; DARDA Staff 3, 4; A Cappella I, 2, 3, 4; Trev- Echoes 3; Senior Recital 4. CECIL WELLS A.B., Religion A noble type of good. Christian Workers Association 2; Ministerial Association 3, 4; Teachers Club 2; Kentucky Club 2, 3, 4; Eastern Kentucky State College. 34 WALTER WHITE JOYCE WOODARD A.B., Education-Psychology A kind and gentle heart he has, to comfort friends and foes. Christian Workers Association I, 2, 3, 4; Min- isterial Association I, 2, 3, 4; Science Club I, 3, 3, 4, President 4: Trevecca Athletic As- sociation I, 2, 3, 4. A.B., Education-Psychology A girl to brighten up the way, not too solemn and not too gay. Trevecca Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 3; Music Club 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3; Teachers Club 4; South Carolina Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Peabody College; Treas- urer of Class 3; Treble Tones 3; DARDA Staff 3, 4. SYLVIA YOUNG A.B., Music Her conduct regular, her mirth refined. Christian Workers Association I, 2, 3, 4; Tre- vecca Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4; Literary Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Music Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Teachers Club 2, Treas- urer; Alabama Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4; A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, accompanist I, 2, 3, letter 3; Class Plays: Call It A Day 2, The Lost Church 3; Class Reporter 2; Class Secretary 3, 4; Trev-Echoes Staff 2, Reporter; DARDA Staff 3, 4, Class Editor 3, Associate Editor 4; Residence Halls Council 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4; Voice Accompanist I, 2, 3, 4; Recital As- sistant I; Attitude Award 3; Junior and Senior Piano Recital; Student Instructor of Piano 4. WILLIAM YOUNG A.B., History A man of courage is also full to faith. Trevecca Athletic Association 2, 3; Freed- Hardeman College. THE SENIOR CLASS 35 WILLIAM KLAUSNER, A.B. POSTGRADUATE STUDENT SPECIAL STUDENT JUNIOR THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS WILLIAM DODD JOSEPH MORSE WILLIAM NAILL ROBERT WILSON Not Shown: JANICE PERNELL CARL MEREDITH SHERMAN CHARLES SJOBLEM VERNON HURLES 36 OFFICERS WILLIAM RODDY BOB COOK MAROUITA THOMAS MIRIAM GOODWIN DENNIS HAGE MARY BETH ELKINS DR. CHARLES L. CHILDERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative Reporter Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS 37 First Row: BEVERLY ADAMS Quiet, Pleasant, Sandlapper CAROLE ALLEN Transfer K. M. B. I., Head Resident, Sociabl PAUL ANDRUS Pastor, Willing Worker, Sincere Second Row: BOBBY BARNHILL Consistent Christian, Competent, Deserving GRACE BRIGHT Devout, Reserved, Serious-Minded BENNY BRYAN Proud Papa, Promising Future, Optimistic Third Row: CHLOE COMBS Earnest, Sweet-spirited, Christian Worker MARY COMBS Kentuckian, Sincere, Hard ' Worker LOIS CONKEY Soprano, Ohioian, Engaged THE JUNIOR CLASS First Row: MYRL CON LEY Secretary, Pleasant to all, Genuine GENE COOK Musical, Beta, Linda ' s Husband BOB COOK All-Star Athlete, Class V.P., Collegiate Second Row: LaNELLE COWAN Precocious, Congenial, Secretary GARNALD DENNIS P.K., Evangelist, Loquacious MARY BETH ELKINS Newly-Wed, Musical, All-around Third Row: MAURICE EVANS Pastor, Pleasant, Persistent ANN FLEMING Speech Enthusiast, Meticulous, Reader GENE FRAME Married Man, Preacher, Dependable First Row: MARCELLA FRAME Progressive, Self-contained, Pleasing Simplicity PATSY FRAME Gene ' s Helpmate, Songstress, Happy ROSALIE GARDNER Jolly, Capable, Casual Second Row: ERNEST GATES Pop, Determined, Church Bus Driver BARBARA GOODMAN Shy, Dependable, Christian Ideals MIRIAM GOODWIN Money Collector, Sincere Friendliness, Neat Third Row: VIRGINIA GRAY Conversationalist, Friendly, Secretary TERRILL HADDIX Happy, Likable, Considerate DENNIS HAGE Tenor, Floridian, En gaged THE JUNIOR CLASS First Row: KENNETH HAMRICK Serious, Unpredictable, Convertible Owner DEBBIE HATCLIFF Dedicated Christian, Married, Friendly MYRA SUE HAYES Kind to All, Radiant, Secretary Second Row: KENNETH H EATON Family Man, Willing Worker, Steadfast DUANE HOUSTON Rambler, Man of Few Words, Able GENE KING Promising Minister, Jovial, Friendly Third Row: GARY KOCH Reliable, Ambitious, Zealous LINDA KOLAR Gentle Disposition, Reserved, Trim RILEY LAWRENCE Humble, Conscientious, Witness First Row: CAROL LIGHT Intelligent, Active in Sports, Engaged DWAYNE LITTLE Business-like, Scholarly, Tennessean Reporter JOHN McCAULEY Witty, mischievous Smile, True Friend Second Row: LORRAINE MURRY Pleasant Smile, Fun-loving, Prankster WILLIAM A. NICHOLS Newly-Wed ' , Friendly, Pur-sway-sive CURTISS PEARSON Dependable, Shy, Tenor Third Row: LINDA PIERCE Singer, Cheerful, Straightforward DON PITZER Clio President, Easygoing, Works with a Wil BILL PUTNAM Self-Restrained, Quiet, Contented THE JUNIOR CLASS First Row: CECIL RHODES Carefree, Tooken, Friendly EVERETT ROBERTSON Steadfast, Pleasing, A Will Dedicated WILLIAM RODDY Class Prexy, Humble Spirit, Likely to Succeed Second Row: GERALDINE SHARPTON Ambitious, Good-natured, Alabamian HUGH SMITH Dry Wit, Fun-loving, Mimic-Me JO ANN SMITH Politician, Determined, Neat Third Row: GERALD SPEAR Sense of Humor, Mild-mannered, Polished CONNIE STEININGER Agreeable, Competent, Thoughtful RICHARD STEPHENS Virginian, Steady, Friendly First Row: ED STILES Yankee, Jovial, Nice-to-lenow MARY JANE STILL Editor, Funster, Witty MARQUITA THOMAS Class Prexy ' s Helper, Determined, Seamstress Second Row: DON TURNER True, Worthy of Merit, Sincere JOY TURNEY Talkative, Thorough, Consistent BARBARA WILLIAMS Cooperative Spirit, Alpha, Office Girl Third Row: GERALD WOODS Happily Married, Beta, Exuberant THE JUNIOR CLASS The Class officers get together Juniors Not Pictured: FLOYD EUGENE CAMPBELL MINNIE LeJUNE DUNN IDA LEE VAUGHN HERMAN A. MEEKS 41 SUMMER SCHOOL The summer months offer a wonderful time to study at T.N.C. The study is done in less time and in better conditions. Only a few of the organizations are active during the summer months, thus making the pressure less on the students. In addition to this, the campus is an array of summer beauty. Students who attend Summer School agree that one learns more in the sunny summer time. Students make their way to summer classes 42 OFFICERS JAMES VAN HOOK EDWIN LeJEUNE MARY HELEN LANE PATSY MERCER BOB DIXON SHARON MARLIN PROFESSOR RAMON UNRUH President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative Reporter Sponsor SOPHOMORE CLASS 43 SOPHOMORE First Row: DONNIE ADAMS JANICE ADAMS ED ALLRED JUNE ARENDER WANDA ARKLEY Second Row: DOUGLAS ASKEW HELEN BARNES ALENA BEASEY JEANETTE BEEL JAMES BENDER Third Row: RANDALL BIGGS ESTHER BLUME DANNY BRANHAM RUTH BRIGHT JACKIE CARROLL Fourth Row: PEGGY CARSON LOWELL CLYBURN CAROLYN COLLINS NORMA CORNELIUS CAROLYN SUE COX Fifth Row: EVANGELINE CRITES SHIRLEY DAUGHERTY WILLIAM DAVIS DARRELL DENNIS ROBERT DIXON Sixth Row: BYRON DOLLAR DOROTHY JEAN DOWNING ELDRIDGE EADES KENNETH EADY ELAINE EVANS Seventh Row: MORTON ESTEP JACK FARISH LESLIE FARTHING MARILYN FOSKEY TOM FOWLER Eighth Row: GERALDINE FRYE HAROLD FURNISS EMORY GARNER JUANITA GEISE BRENDA GOULD CLASS First Row: ANITA HAMILTON DAN HATFIELD NANCY HAUFLER JANICE HAY KENNETH HEMMERLY Second Row: DON HENDERSON PAUL HETRICK DONNA HOLT EDITH HUSSEY KENNETH IRWIN Third Row: LAWRENCE JENKINS YVONNE JOHNSON JENLNY KEITH HOWARD KELLY CAROLYN KENNEDY Fourth Row: RAY KOHSER LARRY KOLAR LOIS KOLAR MARY HELEN LANE DORIS LASLEY Fifth Row: NANCY LEIGH EDWIN LeJEUNE GENE LEVINER MARILYN LITTON EVELYN LOYD Sixth Row: BOBBYE McCLESKY MARY ALICE McGILL BETTY McKAY MARGARET McMEANS JUDY MAISH Seventh Row: SHARON MARLIN EARLINE MASON BARBARA MEDINA DALE MELTON PATSY MERCER Eighth Row: ALLEN MIDCAP JEANETTE MITCHELL CAROLYN MOORE SANDRA NEDROW SHARON NORRICK pi r wk W 2 its At - - 1 Ml — . v V7 f. V ft Ci 1 ■ ' I Am SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: JOYCE PALMER JUDY PARRISH EVA PERDUE MITCHELL QUICK BRENDA REYNOLDS Second Row: EDITH RHODES SHIRLEY RIFE KEITH SILVERIMAIL MARITA SLIFER RICHARD SMITH Third Row: JAMES STOCKS JACKIE STONE GERALDINE TANNER PAT TAYLOR SYLVIA THRASHER Fourth Row: MARY LOU TIEMANN MARY TOOMBS ALBERT TRUESDALE JAMES VAN HOOK NANCY WALKER Fifth Row: SUSIE WARD JOY NELL WARHURST PHYLLIS WARREN RICHARD WATERMAN EDDIE WEST Sixth Row: WADE WESTBROOK JERRY WHEELER GLORIA WITHERSPOON JUDY WOODARD Sophomoies Not Pictured THOMAS LLOYD ALLISON MARGARET CRAFT MARY KATHERINE ELKINS MARGARET McDONALD HAROLD JAMES McWHORTER WILLIAM LEIGH RHOADES WINDELL SHIRLEY JESSE SIMS JAMES SPRUILL JOHN HOWARD TAYLOR ALFRED WOOD 46 OFFICERS DAVID MOORE BUD YORK PATSY WOOD FRED CUNNINGHAM JERRY APPLEBY CHARLOTTE PORTER DR. FRAN KLYN F. WISE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative Reporter Sponsor FRESHMAN CLASS 47 First Row: JERRY APPLEBY MARY BAGGETT CHARLES BAKA MARILYN BALDWIN LYNN BARNES JEANETTA BARTLEY ERBIN BAUMGARDNER BILLY BEASLEY Second Row: MARTIN BENSON LEO BERRY SHARON BESS HELEN BOHLER PHOEBE BOWNE DOYLE BRITTAIN CAROL BRYANT JERRY BRYANT Third Row: LILLIAN BUCKN ER JOHN BUNCE PHYLLIS BUSS BOYD CARTER SHARON CARTER MARGIE CHAMBERS JERRY CHANDLER CINDY CHESLEY Fourth Row: RUTH CHRISTIANSEN ERIN CLAYTON WANDA COBURN DUANE COOK TRULA CORN CAROL CORNELIUS DONNA CORNELIUS ROGER COSTA Fifth Row: MARTY COX BOBBY CULLEN FRED CUNNINGHAM WINIFRED DAVIDSON TOMMY DAVIS VIRGINIA DAVIS JOYCE DOLLINGS JUANITA DuBOSE Sixth Row: JOYCE DUNCAN TOM DUNCAN JAMES DYHOUSE JANIE ENGLAND LaBRON FAIRBANKS PHILIP FARLEE LINDA FLESHMAN DAWN FLETCHER THE Seventh Row: JUDY FORTENBERRY JAMES FOSTER LARRY FOSTER MARY LYNN FUSSELL MICHAEL GOLDEN CLAIRE GOODMAN JAN GOSA ELLEN GREGORY FRESHMAN CLASS 49 THE FRESHMAN CLASS fa Not Pictured: CAROL F. ALLISON ROBERT F. ALLISON EDNA W. ARMSTRONG ELMER C. BAGGOTT JANESE BAKER PHILIP BOWLES JANIE RUTH BUCKNER FRED JAMES COBBS PAUL CREW LAVERNE W. DEEL WYATT DODD JAMES EADES BERNICE ANN EDMONDS WARREN FOXWORTHY HUGH JAMES HANSEN JOHN HANSEN BEN ARTHUR HEMBREE ROBERT LEE HOLDERBY THOMAS HOUSEMAN ARNOLD JOHNSON GARY JONES DENNY R. JONES TRAVIS JOSLIN BILLY WENDELL MIXON RAYMOND MURPHY JERRY PENNINGTON KATHLEEN RHYME BOB ROUSE LARRY STORY SARA STORY PATRICIA ANN SUTTON CLINTON D. WALLACE JESSICA WARD KATHRYN WARD MARY JOHN WILLIAMS JOHN R. WORKMAN RUTH WOODS CLARENCE YORK First Row: ANGELA PETERSON ARLINE PHILLIPS JOYCE PICKENS CHARLOTTE PORTER JANICE POSEY MARY PRATT MARY PRICE-WILLIAMS Second Row: WARREN RAGLAND DON REEVES GAIL RHODES SHIRLEY RIDDLE STEVE RIDDLE LARRY REIS BILLY JOE RICHEY Third Row: LUCILLE ROWE ANN RUSHTON CHIOUITA RUSSELL GARY SANSOM CHARLES SAVAGE SHARON SIGLER KAREN SKINNER Fourth Row: AUDREY SMITH JACQUELINE SOMMERS SHARON STEWART JACK SUITS NANCY SWAFFORD JUDY SYKES ROBERT TAYLOR Fifth Row: PAMELA THOMAS ROBERTA THOMAS SAMUEL TINSLEY EMILY WALLS CHARLES WARHURST PATRICIA WHITE JAMES WHITT Sixth Row: KAY WILLS PATSY WOODS JEAN YORK CAROL YOUNG CAROLYN YOUNG JAMES YOUNG MARTHA YOUNG 50 Lunch fime for the freshmen Freshman Orientation Freshman Orientation activities, under the direction of Professor K. W. Phillips, began officially on Thursday, Septembet 15, I960. After a brief devotional service, the freshmen reported to the library and cafeteria for the College Qualification Test and the ACE English Placement and Exemption Test. A Cam- pus Life Conference was conducted that evening in the Fine Arts auditorium, with dormitory house meetings after Pro- fessor Leon Chambers, dean of students, addressed the freshmen. On Friday, September 16, after the usual devotional serv- ice, the freshmen took the Iowa Silent Reading Test and Kuder Preference Record under the direction of Dr. Lewis Penning- ton, and the Bible Survey Test under the direction of Dr. Homer J. Adams. Interviews were conducted in the library for educational counseling and guidance on trial schedules. Choir and chorus auditions were held in the Fine Arts building by Professor Ramon Unruh and Miss Barbara McClain. On that evening a faculty reception for the freshmen was given. Educational counseling and choir and chorus auditions took place on Saturday. The faculty gave the students a picnic supper on Hardy Green. An open-air service, with James Staley, president of the C.W.A., in charge, was held Saturday night. Dr. W. M. Greathouse, dean of religion, brought a message of inspiration; Sunday, September 18, was a busy day for Christian workers with the new freshmen taking active part in Christian work. Monday, September 19, was registration day for one hundred and sixty-nine new freshmen. tion for the freshmen by President and Mrs. Mackey i 1 „ c onV«r ueV 1 Registration begins for the freshmen M COf p et;on TREVECCA NAZARENE HIGH SCHOOL Left to right: Professor C. T. Duckett, Miss Marie Peery, Professor Harold F. Hammond, Professor William Jernigan, Professor Jerry Costa, Princi- pal, seated. Lois Conkey, High School Secretary The three-year high school is under the direction of the principal, Professor Jerry Costa. A well-planned curriculum offers all credits required for high school graduation. 52 Senior Home Room Roll Senior Class Officers, from left to right: Sue Beeler, Student Council Representative; Jo Anne Spolarich, Reporter; Thomas Shaw, Vice- President; Faye McDowell, Treasurer; Rufus Slay, President; and Alma Kelly, Secretary. Profes- sor Jerry Costa, Class Sponsor (not shown). THE SENIORS First Row: SUE BEELER GLENDA BURGER SUE CAIN DAVID DAVIS Second Row: BEVERLY DONEGAN FERRELL GOMER JOE IRWIN ALMA KELLY Third Row: faye Mcdowell ROBERT McGEE PATRICIA MENDENHALL LILLIAN OAKES Fourth Row: MILDRED SALLES THOMAS SHAW RUFUS SLAY JO ANNE SPOLARICH Fifth Row: HENRY STAGGS GENELL VOSS LOIS WELLS Not Shown: FRANCIS COTTRELL WILLIAM FLY EVANGELINE HART CLETA HORN CHARLES VAUGHAN JP5 % 0 £ f ;.■ L T .Si Jut L,, 9 Jr n is 1 m ■Mr ' Hi mi- ' 53 JUNIORS f  wii First Row: EDDINE BAUCOM REBECCA DAVISSON DANNY FOUNTAINE JACK GALLOWAY Second Row: RAY GOMER CAROL RICHARDSON TERRY ROBERTSON FORREST WISE 54 SUE BEELER and DAVID DAVIS Wittiest HIGH SCHOOL SUPERLATIVES SLENDA BURGER and ROBERT McGEE Most Studious BEVERLY DONEGAN and HENRY STAGGS Best Ail-Around BEVERLY DONEGAN and THOMAS SHAW Most Popular MILDRED SALLEE and RUFUS SLAY Most Likely to Succeed LILLIAN OAKES and THOMAS SHAW Most Athletic High School Student Council President: Henry Staggs. Secretary: Beverly Donegan. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL The notable success of the Student Council this year may be credited to the fine performance of the president, Henry Staggs, and secretary, Beverly Donnegan. Of course, this success would never have been achieved without the co-operation of each class representative. Professor Jerry Costa has served as the council ' s sponsor in suggesting and guiding its plans through- out the school year. The highlight of the social events sponsored by the council was the Christmas party which proved to be a great success. From left to right: Donna Mobley, Eddine Baucome, Professor Jerry Costa, Henry Staggs, and Sue Beeler. Seated at desk: Beverly Donegan. 56 First row, left to right: Linda Spruill, Betty Jenkins, Mildred Sallee, Jo Ann Spolarich, Evangeline Hart, Sue Cain, Lillian Oakes, and Beverly Donegan. Second row: Donna Davis, Ellen Phillips, Barbara Hunley, Faye McDowell, Karen Unruh, Carol Richardson, Dean Baucom, and Becky Davission. Third row: Herman Stahler, Gene Dalton, Danny Fontaine, Jack Galloway, Aubrey Smith, Ray Gomer, and Mark Rogers. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR MISS BARBARA McCLAIN Director of the High School Choir The High School Choir is under the direction of Miss Barbara McClain. It is composed of members of the high school who enjoy singing. This organiza- tion makes several public appearances during the year. Accompanist for the choir is Melvin Welch. 57 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL The junior high school is a part of the student teaching program of Trevecca. It is in this depart- ment that some of the students do their student teaching. The junior high school also provides an opportunity for young teenagers to attend a Christian school. MRS. LUCILLE JONES Supervisor of Junior High School First Row: ESTHER COSTA KAREN EZELL SHARON EZELL DAVID GIVENS JIMMY GOMER GEORGE GRADY JANET HALL Second Row: STEVEN HARRIS A. W. MANGRUM MARTHA RODGERS MAE SPRUILL DAVID UNRUH GERALD YORK Not Shown: DAVID OAKES mm 1 emi v 59 THE ROOT OF WORSHIP • RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES • CHOIRS CHAPEL MEMORIES A spirit of freedom in worship is the tonic note in chapel services as songs of praise are sung and spontaneous testi- monies are given. The daily presentation of the gospel message in both song and message is a privilege we enjoy. Great men of our day and outstanding leaders of our church instruct us in the spiritual realm so that out of our lives will bud useful service to Christ. DR. WILLIAM M. GREATHOUSE Chairman of the Chapel Committee GUEST SPEAKERS First Row: DR. JOHN LOGAN Evangelist from England OR. LAWRENCE HICKS Pastor of Chattanooga, Tennessee First Church DR. EDWARD LAWLOR Secretary of Evangelism DR. V. H. LEWIS General Superintendent of the Church of the Naiarone DR. JOHN COCHRAN District Superintendent of Argentina DR. L. S. OLIVER District Superintendent of Alabama 63 CHRISTIAN WORKERS ASSOCIATION From this branch of the Root of Worship will bud many fruitful lives because of Christian workers who were faithful. The purpose of the Association is to give the message of salvation to the needy in such places as the jails, old-age rest homes, juvenile court, and on the street corners. This offers effective training for Christian service by actual work where it is needed most. In this type service the Christian Workers reap both immediate and long-range blessings for themselves. The Association carries out the command of Christ — Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel . . . OFFICERS JAMES STALEY LeROY DAVIS ESTHER BLUME YVONNE JOHNSON ALBERT TRUESDALE MARTHA GRAY PROFESSOR K. W. PHILLIPS President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Follow-Up Secretary Visitation Secretary Reporter Sponsor OFFICERS — First row, left to right: Yvonne Johnson, Martha Gray, Esther Blume. Second row: Professor K. W. Phillips, Albert Truesdale, James Staley, LeRoy Davis. 64 OFFICERS JAMES SPRUILL President LeROY DAVIS Vice-President EVERETT ROBERTSON Secretary CAROL ALLISON Treasurer BENNY BRYAN Reporter PROFESSOR LEON CHAMBERS Sponsor MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION MISSIONARY PRAYER BAND This group was organized in the interest of those called into full-time Christian service. Their aim is to promote and main- tain a spiritual uplift in our campus life. The association is in charge of the noonday prayer meet- ings, the Thanksgiving offering, and sponsors the senior student speakers in chapel. The purpose of the Missionary Prayer Band is to enlighten students to the real need of praying and fasting in behalf of our missionaries. The activities include vari- ous offerings in answer to mis- sionary requests, box-work, and special help for those who are definitely called to the mission field. The aim is not to lose sight of the need to reap the fields already white unto harvest. Miss Marie Peery is sponsor of this group. 66 DR. V. H. LEWIS General Superintendent of the Church of the Nazarene EVANGELISM CONFERENCE DR. EDWARD LAWLOR Secretary of Evangelism of the Church of the Nazarene On November 16-17 Trevecca Nazarene College, with the cooperation of the Department of Evange- lism and the twelve districts of the Southeastern Zone, presented the quadrennial program, Evange- lism First. The speakers were Dr. V. H. Lewis, Dr. Edward Lawlor, and the twelve district superintend- ents of the Southeast. In this conference there was a spiritual mandate. Our speakers reminded us that this is our hour and that we must win souls now. These words were not the pleas of those inaugurating a program. They were the cry of burdened souls for lost men and women. The college Senior Class gave a reception for all the district superintendents and their wives, the faculty members and their wives and husbands, and the guests of honor, Dr. Lewis and Dr. Lawlor. RIGHT: Top: District superintendents and faculty listen as Dr. Edward Lawlor speaks on Evangelism. Center: Chapel service during Evangelism Conference. Bottom: Tea given by Senior Class for Dr. V. H. Lewis, Dr. Edward Law- lor, district superintendents and faculty. 67 FIRST ROW, loft to right: Chloe Combs. Mary Beth Ellcins, Lois Conkey, Bobbye McCleskey, Rena Huggins, Myra Sue Hayes, Patricia Wood, Emily Walls, Pat Taylor, and Betty Harrison. SECOND ROW: Professor Ramon Unruh, Barbara Medina, Phoebe Bowne, Jeanette Beel, Linda Fleshman, Claire Goodman, Carol Cornelius, Janice Hay, Marita Sue Slifer, Sharron Bess, and Sandra Nedrow. THIRD ROW: Larry Foster, Douglas Askew, Gene Leviner, Jim Stocks, Ed Allred, Curtiss Pearson, James Foster, and Jim Eades. FOURTH ROW: Elmer Baggett, Warren Ragland, Joe Moses, Raymond Cowan, Melvin Welch, Byron Dollar, Jerry Appleby, Jerry Chandler, and James Van Hook. THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR PROFESSOR RAMON UNRUH Director of the A Cappella Choir Forty voices lift songs of praise and adoration as this group expresses its aim in song. Long hours of practice and time spent in travel are counter- balanced by the social events and the spaghetti supper they enjoy. Besides other public appearances, the choir made a tour of the northern section of the Southeastern Educational Zone. The purpose of this singing group is to exemplify Christ by the songs they sing and the lives they live. The members of the A Cappella Choir as they prepare to leave for General Assembly. The A Cappella choir traveled to Kansas City last summer for the I960 General Assembly. There they made many public appearances singing at the Assembly services, at the Mis- sionary Convention, and on a television program. One of the highlights for the group was the Trevecca Banquet where they met with the present-day students and alumni. This trip was one that will long be remembered because of the spiritual help received as well as the contribution made. The I960 General Assembly ...AT THE 1960 GENERAL ASSEMBLY A close-up view of the platform at General Assembly The A Cappella Choir of Trevecca and the Orpheus Choir of Olivet sing as Professor Ramon Unruh leads them at the I960 General Assembly. TREBLE TONE CHORUS This singing group under the direction of Miss Barbara McClain is a relatively new organization. They have made several public appearances with excellent performance. Miss Sylvia Thrasher is the accompanist. MISS BARBARA McCLAIN Director FIRST ROW, left to right: Linda Cook, Barbara Medina, Ann James, Mary Jane Still, Anne Rushton, Ruth Woods, Jennie Keith. Second row: Sharon Stewart, Elaine Evans, Sharon Carter, Marilyn Baldwin, Beverly McFillan, Barbara Johnson, Jeanetta Bartley, Janet Price-Williams. Third row: Carol Light, Patsy Mercer, Judy Maish, Carol Bryant, Phoebe Bowne, Linda Fleshman, Ruth Christinsen. Fourth row: Ann Fleming, Judith Parrish, Norma Cornelius, Wini- ferd Davis, Donna Cornelius, Phyllis Warren, Sylvia Thrasher, Carolyn Young. FIRST ROW, Left to right: Ed Allred, Kenneth Hamriclc, Denny Hage, Professor Ramon Unruh. Second row: Albert Truesdale, Bobby Cullen, Gene Wiseman, Tommy Davis, Wendell Poole. Third row: Jimmy Stocks, Byron Dollar, Thomas Matheny, Darrell Dennis, Joe Irwin, Duane Houston. Another new singing group is the Men ' s Chorus under the direction of Professor Ramon Unruh. Their performance in the Christmas Concert was particularly notable. Mr. Ed Allred is the accompanist for the group. TREVE-DORES SUMMER TRAVEL GROUP One of the most influential contacts made by Trevecca Nazarene College is by the summer traveling group. This phase of our program is under the direction of the field representative, Rev. C. E. Keys. THE COLLEGE QUARTET, left to right: James Foster, First Tenor; Bob Rouse, Second Tenor; Jerry Appleby, Baritone; Douglas Askew, Bass. THE ROOT OF TRIUMPH • HONORS • CLUBS • ORGANIZATIONS • ACTIVITIES • SPORTS MISS BARBARA McCLAIN Faculty Recitalist RECITALISTS MRS. MABLE GREENE Faculty Recitalist MELVIN WELCH Senior Piano Recital JOE MOSES Senior Voice Recital PAUL CLECKNER Senior Speech Sermon ANN FLEMING Junior Speech Recital RUTH SHANNON Senior Speech Recital SYLVIA YOUNG Senior Piano Recital I ■ I . ■ I I I II I BESS KIRBY Senior Speech Recital 74 Meg is portrayed by Ann Fleming in the picture taken of the play, Little Women. Another scene from the play, Little Women. ' Jo talks with her mother in this scene. Jo is portrayed by Mary Jane Still. The family seems very happy at this point PLAYS t X  t i Here Amy reads an exciting letter to Meg. Amy is portrayed by Marty Cox. Here Beth plays the organ for other members of the family. Beth is portrayed by LaNelle Cowan. MISS AMY L. PERSON Honor Society Sponsor HONOR SOCIETY Those students who maintain a 2.5 average for the year are given an invitation to become members of the Honor Society. Graduating seniors from this group receive an invitation to become members of the Zeta Chapter of the Phi Delta Lambda, the national honor organi- zation of Nazarene colleges. A Carolinian from Sumter, South Carolina ... a History major and a Religion minor . . . Ability in leadership is an outstanding attribute in the life of this young man whose only aim is to reach the goals he has set for his life. STUDENT COUNCIL The student government for our school is the Student Council. It has a vital part in directing campus affairs, both as a study governing body and as an advisory council to the faculty. The activities at the beginning of the school term in September are supervised by the student council members. They have an active committee that enforces the traffic laws and registers all campus cars. They sponsor all student elections, including those for the major officers who are elected in the spring. This is usually a lively campaign. The Student Council also emphasizes the spiritual aspect when they choose a layman for the annual Student Council Lectures. They have charge of all class and club activities. They, along with the faculty council committee, choose a Class and Club of the Year. They also select individual awards. These are deter- mined by points of merit. This is a very responsible job and the Council takes its work seriously. The Council is sponsored by Dr. Homer J. Adams, who advises them concerning plans and duties. ORVAL LeJEUNE Student Council President 84 H 1 , Left to right: Jim Staley, Christian Workers Association President; Mary Jane Still, Trev-Echoes Editor; Robert Dixon, Sophomore Representa- tive; Beverly Donegan, High School Representative; Dale Milton, Stu- dent Council Secretary; Orval LeJeune, Student Council President; Denny Hage, Junior Representative; Bess Kirby, DARDA Editor; Jerry Appleby, Freshman Representative; Wendell Poole, Trevecca Athletic Association President; Melvin Welch, Senior Representative. Orval LeJeune, Student Council president, and Dr. Homer J. Adams, sponsor, pause for a picture. An informal meeting of the Student Council at work 85 THE 1961 DARDA DARDA is the name given of the yearbook of Trevecca Nazarene College. Usually when we think of a yearbook, we think of the past school year ' s activities. To be even more specific, we wonder what main theme could represent the year ' s activity. Usually the editor and, at times, the staff mem- bers decide what they think is a logical theme for the year ' s work. This year the theme of Roots grew out of the fact that trees grow from roots. And so we know that out of environ- ments of wisdom, worship, triumph, and togetherness grow stable Christian men and women of tomorrow. We, the staff members of this year ' s DARDA, hope that through these pages you may ever remember that what we are tomorrow is a result of our environment today. BESS KIRBY Editor MELVIN WELCH Assistant Business Manager Mrs. K. W. Phillips and Mr. V. Neil Richardson, faculty advisors, give advice to the editor and business manager. SYLVIA YOUNG Associate Editor 86 STAFF Drcc nr a DC r M V 1 D D V Editor CVI l A vni IMC CMC UAVCC =«J ICAMCTTP M 1 TP l-l C 1 1 bUt MAT to and JtAINtl It MM LnCLL Accidents. DIITUi CU A MMnM KUIH bHANNUIN Literary Editor lAvrc WOO H A R n n -J IP) AKIN .MITH i ace Ffiitr rc; PWYI 1 K 1 PRR kii A t m To rnitnr rca l Ul c UUllU ' 1 am MAY = PHITI-I MIMP-,1 CHPlPPP J A IN nn 1 ana lUI 1 n rvl 1 IN Z? L C U J l rr Society Editors RPR PPlPtk ' Sports Editor NORMA CORNELIUS and CAROLYN MOORE Typists KAREN COX and LINDA COOK Associate Workers DOUGLAS ASKEW Staff Photographer JOE MOSES Business Manager MELVIN WELCH Assistant Business Manager MRS. K. W. PHILLIPS Editorial Advisor MR. V. NEIL RICHARDSON Business Advisor JOE MOSES Business Manager STAFF MARY JANE STILL ROSALIE GARDNER DWAYNE LITTLE BILLY JOE RICHEY SHARRON MARLIN JIM MARTIN and SHARON CARTER THE JOURNALISM CLASS MRS. K. W. PHILLIPS MR. V. NEIL RICHARDSON Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Managing Editor Typists Reporters Editorial Advisor Business Advisor MARY JANE STILL Editor Mary Jane shows staff members the lay-out Mary Jane Still and Rosalie Gardner instruct the typist, Ellen Gregory. Mrs. Phillips, the Journalism Class, and Mr. Nose-for-News. 1 Mary Jane aids staff members TREV-ECHOES DWAYNE LITTLE Business Manager Mrs. K. W. Phillips and Mr. V. Nei! Rich- ardson aid the editor and business man- ager. Editor Mary Jane Still, Assistant Business Manager Billy Joe Richey, and Business Manager Dwayne Little discuss financial affairs. Mary Jane Still has done exceptionally well on the Trev- Echoes this year. Working with her are the able staff and reporters who are members of the journalism class, having A NOSE for NEWS. Dwayne Little has done an excellent job on the business side of the staff. The purpose of the paper is to have in writing echoes from our college campus. Much hard work goes on behind scenes such as: gathering news, assigning articles, proofreading, taking ads, and drawing up the dummy. Congratulations to the editor, the business manager, and the staff 89 MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS ED ALLRED President DOUGLAS ASKEW Vice-President MARITA SLIFER Secretary SHARON NORRICK Treasurer JAN HAY Reporter MISS BARBARA McCLAIN Sponsor The Music Club has an important part in our school. It is composed primarily of music majors and minors whose purpose is to further the appreciation of music among Trevecca students. The outstanding highlight of this year ' s activities was the Christmas program in Scripture and song, The Story of Christ ' s Birth, given jointly with the Speech Club. SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS ANN FLEMING President JUDITH PARRISH Vice-President ERIN CLAYTON Secretary SHARRON MARLIN Reporter Composed mainly of speech majors and minors, the Speech Club is interested in the promotion of good speaking qualities. The club produces a school play each year. Members also participate in various speech programs during the year. MRS. MABEL GREENE Sponsor LITERARY CLUB The Literary Club is made up of English majors and minors and others interested in the literary field. The purpose of the club is to promote appreciation and enjoyment of literature. OFFICERS BARBARA GREER President CAROL LIGHT Vice-President JOY NELL WARHURST Secretary SYLVIA YOUNG Treasurer MARILYN FOSKEY Reporter MISS AMY L. PERSON Sponsor SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club endeavors to promote an interest in scientific knowledge. A highlight of the club activities is the annual camping trip. Other activities include special programs and social events during the year. OFFICERS WALTER WHITE President KENNETH HEMMERLY Vice-President PAT HALL Secretary CAROL YOUNG Treasurer PROFESSOR JOHN DIX Sponsor CLIO SOCIETY OFFICERS DON PITZER President DUANE HOUSTON Vice-President IDA VAUGHN Secretary RAYMOND COWAN Treasurer BOB MITCHELL Reporter DR. HOMER J. ADAMS Sponsor The Clio Society has as its purpose the creating of an interest in things of historical value. The club has sponsored various programs and activities pertaining to history. TREVECCA FUTURE TEACHERS OFFICERS ESTHER BLUME President BARBARA WILLIAMS Vice-President SANDY NEDROW Secretary MARGIE CHAMBERS Treasurer CAROLYN MOORE Reporter PROFESSOR WILLIAM HOWICK Sponsor The Future Teachers Club is an organization for those students who are preparing to teach. The club endeavors to offer helpful information for the teachers by special programs and educational speakers. This organization was formed this year for the benefit of all students who feel a call to missionary work. Its functions are fellowship and missions. Missionaries who visit the campus speak to this group and answer any questions pertaining to mission- ary work. This group has been helpful to all who have participated in its activities. MISSIONARY FELLOWSHIP OFFICERS PAUL ANDRUS President JOHN CLAYTON Vice-President MARTHA GRAY Secretary PAT TAYLOR Treasurer PHYLLIS WARREN Reporter REV. K. W. PHILLIPS Sponsor STUDENT WIVES The wives of Trevecca students have formed an organization to help them develop spiritually, intellectually, and socially. They meet twice a month for fellowship and discussion of different phases of homemaking and their study course which is an important feature of their organization. OFFICERS MRS. EDDIE WEST President MRS. JACK HINTON Vice-President MRS. RAYMOND HASSINGER Secretary MRS. GERALD WOOD Treasurer MISS AMY PERSON Sponsor ALABAMA CLUB SUE HAYES President ANN FLEMING Secretary PROFESSOR RAMON UNRUH Sponsor EAST KENTUCKY CLUB JACK STONE SUSIE WARD MRS. MABEL GREENE President Secretary Sponsor EAST TENNESSEE CLUB GARNOLD DENNIS PATSY WOOD PROFESSOR K. W. PHILLIPS President Secretary Sponsor FLORIDA CLUB DENNY HAGE President LeBRON FAIRBANKS Secretary PROFESSOR V. NEIL RICHARDSON Sponsor GEORGIA CLUB PAT TAYLOR DR. LEWIS PENNINGTON Secretary Sponsor KENTUCKY CLUB WILLIAM RODDY HOPE MAY MRS. A. B. MACKEY President Secretary Sponsor MISSISSIPPI CLUB PATSY MERCER President GERALDINE TANNER Secretary PROFESSOR LEON CHAMBERS Sponsor NORTH CAROLINA CLUB EVANGELINE CRITES PAM THOMAS DR. FRANKLYN WISE President Secretary Sponsor SOUTH CAROLINA CLUB AL WOOD President JUDY PARRISH Secretary PROFESSOR HAROLD F. HAMMOND Sponsor TENNESSEE CLUB GERALD SPEAR President MARITA SLIFER Secretary PROFESSOR WILLIAM JERNIGAN Sponsor VIRGINIA CLUB GENE LEVINER BOBBY CULLIN MRS. K. W. PHILLIPS President Secretary Sponsor WEST VIRGINIA CLUB BOB COOK SHARON BESS REV. C. E. KEYS President Secretary Sponsor k « - nrj SPORTS 97 TREVECCA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS WENDELL POOLE President MARY HELEN LANE Secretary ROGER COSTA Treasurer BUD YORK Reporter CAROL LIGHT Reporter MISS BARBARA McCLAIN Sponsor DR. HOMER J. ADAMS Sponsor From left to right: Roger Costa, Treasurer; Jimmy Stocks, Beta Captain; Mary Helen Lane, Secretary; Wade Westbrook, Delta Captain; Carol Light, Reporter; Bob Cook, Alpha Captain; Bud York, Reporter. Seated: Wendell Poole, President. For the third consecutive year Wendell Poole has served as prexy of this organization. With the advice of the co-sponsors, Dr. Homer J. Adams and Miss Barbara McClain, and the help of Mary Helen Lane, secretary, Roger Costa, treasurer, Bud York and Carol Light, reporters, the T.A.A. prexy has made smooth progress this year. The year began with a new boom in enthusiasm and each society ' s making claim on football, basket- ball, and softball championships. It is exciting to watch the societies battle for the trophy each season. Along with these sports the T.A.A. has volleyball, shuffleboard, and tennis games for students athleti- cally inclined in those areas. The T.A.A. is a well-organized society with sports of interest going on throughout the entire year. 98 ATHLETIC SOCIETIES ALPHA SOCIETY The Alphas elected Bob Cook as their society chairman. They looked forward to maintaining their championship title in football but were eased out of that position by the Beta Society. Their fine performance made this claim a struggle for the Betas. BETA SOCIETY Beta is derived from the second word in the Greek alphabet, but this does not mean that they are in second place in society ranking. Proof of this is the fact that they won the 1960-61 football championship. To show that they were really en- thusiastic this year, the cheerleaders sponsored a banquet in honor of the Beta football team. Jimmy Stocks headed the Beta Society this year and was very capable in his position. DELTA SOCIETY In the past years the Delta Society has been at the top of the list, but this year they have had a bit of trouble holding their rank. The loss of a few leading players did not help them in the least. But in basketball they are moving to the top. Leading the team to the top again is Byron Dollar, captain of the team, and Charlie Kirby, chairman of the society. 99 ALPHA FOOTBALL With four cheerleaders, much excitement, and an experi- enced team the Alphas began the football season to main- tain their last year ' s championship. Bob Cook, captain, led the team through the season in the close race with the Beta team. BOB COOK Captain of the team Alpha Football Team ALPHA CHEERLEADERS, left to right: Cindy Chesley, Lois Kolar. Linda Fleshman. Standing: Margaret McMeans. 100 Action Shot of the Alphas Delta Football G ame BETA FOOTBALL This year for the first time since the athletic societies have been formed at Trevecca, the BETAS have won the football championships. The deciding game was a 12-8 victory over the Alphas, last year ' s champions, under the leadership of Jim Stocks as captain and Roger Costa as chairman. The team was cheered on by the six cheerleaders, and the foot- ball victory was theirs. JIMMY STOCKS Captain of the Football Team DELTA FOOTBALL Charles Kirby, chairman of the society and captain of the football team, made good leadership for the Delta Society. They worked hard and showed good sportsmanship throughout the football season. CHARLES KIRBY Captain of Football Team GIRLS ' BASKETBALL ALPHA GIRLS The Alpha Girls played excellently last year and almost took the trophy. This year under Carol Light, captain, they plan not to be second but the champs. The Alphas seem to be trying too hard for Mickey McMeans, who injured her ankle, and Karen Cox, who broke her toe. BETA GIRLS The Betas, having an overflow of girls this season, have the desire to take the championship this year. Mary Jane Still, captain, and an outstanding player, has a very good team to help her. DELTA GIRLS Last year the Deltas won the tournament games and will perhaps win again this year. They were short of players at first and had to recruit some new ones. A good team is now founded with outstanding players Chiquita Russell and Polly Kea under leadership of Esther Blume, captain. BOY ' S The Alpha basketball team for the past three seasons has been the reigning champion, but this year they received a blow when their captain and leading scorer, Ed Sisson, did not register for the winter quarter. Back from last year ' s team are: Wendell Poole, who succeeded Sisson as captain, Dave Brown, Bob Cook, and Laverne Deal. With these experienced players back from last season the Alphas could still come out on top. WENDELL POOLE Captain of the Basketball Team BASKETBALL The Betas this year have a strong team with Roger Costa and Morton Estep leading the way. They have not been a threat to anyone for the past few seasons, but this year we find a very aggressive and hard-playing team that works well together. With a few breaks, this could be their year. ROGER COSTA Captain of the Basketball Team BOYS ' BASKETBALL DELTA The Deltas this year have their hopes built around their captain, Byron Dollar, and Charles Kirby. They have an exceptionally tall team and shoot very well from the outside. This, plus their speed, could very well earn for them the title, champions. BYRON DOLLAR Captain of Basketball Team The Delta team Our referees, Ronald Doolittle and Richard Smith 106 An action shot of the Deltas and Alphas playing bal SOFTBALL According to the poets and novelists, every spring a young man ' s fancy turns to thoughts of love. On the campus of Trevecca Nazarene College the young men are not exceptions to the rule, but sharing the limelight with their romantic interests is the national pastime, the grand old game of softball. The softball season at Trevecca opened with plenty of action on the softball diamond. The three societies, Alpha, Beta, and Delta are all pushing for the championship. The Deltas will be trying to defend their last year ' s champion- ship. Paul Lewis swings at the ball as Bob Cook catches it The Alpha Softball Team The Beta Softball Team The Delta Softball Team Hugh Smith swings at the ball Alfred Woods runs to first base ROOT OF TOGETHERNESS RESIDENCE HALLS COUNCIL DORMITORY LIFE FACULTY ACTIVITIES LIFE ' S WORK TREVECCA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION RESIDENCE HALLS COUNCIL The main function of the Residence Hall s Council is to serve as a liaison between the student body and the Dean of Students in matters concerning campus life and its problems. An outstanding contribution that they make is their sponsorship of the Saturday evening program and social activities. The Dee Cees are appointed in September at the beginning of the school term and meet monthly to discuss problems and make plans for projects. Professor Leon Chambers has been an able sponsor in making suggestions and helping them carry out their plans. PROFESSOR LEON CHAMBERS Sponsor Left to right: Professor Leon Chambers, Sponsor; Sylvia Young, Secre- tary; Betty McKay, Sue Beeler, Theresa Gunter, Anita Hamilton, Karen Cox, James Van Hook, Carol Allen, Mary Lou Tieman, Leroy Davis, President; Martha Gray. HHHHHHHHHHHHI THE FACULTY MEMBERS CHAT AS THEY WAIT FOR LINE-UP MISS McCLAIN AND MISS PEERY RELAX ALSO Faculty Activities DR. AND MRS. MACKEY ENTERTAIN FACULTY AT DINNER. [spe cial guests are dr. AND MRS.| W. H. VAUGHAN OF PEABODY COLLEGE. MRS. SHEARER AND MRS. GREENE RELAX BY PLAYING HORSESHOE MISS McCLAIN AND DR. ADAMS MATCH SKILLS IMEMBERS OF THE FACULTY DISCUSS ISSUES AT HAND| | AT FACULTY RETREAT | MRS. REDFORD PRESENTS FLOWERS TO DR. AND MRS. MACKEY AT THE FACULTY CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON. FE ' S WORK Full Time Christian Workers 216 Ministers 136 Many students come to college without knowing Missionaries 60 exactly what their life ' s work will be. However, after Song Evangelists 6 a year or two, one soon decides. The next step, after Minister of Music I the de cision has been reached, is preparation for the Directors of Christian Education 2 chosen field. Our students are preparing for varied Others I I positions as you can see from the table at the right. Teachers 189 Medical Workers 8 Miscellaneous 37 Undecided 95 118 TREVECCA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Trevecca College has a wonderful group of alumni. This is especially evidenced at reunion time — no matter where or when they meet. Everyone is young when with former classmates. Nobody knows for certain what makes Trevecca reunions so much fun. Whatever it is, it seems to work some kind of magic. A greeting jars memories loose, and a handshake can whisk you back to another decade. It is this spirit that brings alumni back to the banquet each year, that makes them want to be here. They come back to laugh and talk and remem- ber when. They come back to see how far they have gone away, to see how much they have changed. They come back to see their youth, because a part of it is always here. The Speakers Table at Trevecca ' s Alumni Breakfast at the I960 General Assembly. From left to right: Mrs. V. Neil Richardson, Rev. L. S. Oliver, Mrs. L. S. Oliver, Rev. V. Neil Richardson, Rev. T. E. Jones, Dr. John L. Knight, Mrs. A. B. Mackey, Mrs. V. W. Littrell, Dr. V. W. Littrell. Trevecca Alumni Breakfast in Kansas City, June, I960 The 1961 DARDA has finally become a reality! Many long hours of hard work have gone into the making of this book. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the many people that have helped to make this creation possible. We extend our sin- cere thanks to Associate Editor Sylvia Young and Assistant Business Manager Melvin Welch for their splendid work on the 1961 DARDA. To our staff members, our ad- visors, our photographers, our printers, and our cover company, we say thank you. The 1961 DARDA is completed — we hope that you have enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed making it possible for you. BESS KIRBY Editor JOE MOSES Business Manager WE PRESENT OUR ADVERTISERS COLLEGE HILL CHURCH REV. T. E. JONES Minister Sunday School Supt. N.Y.P.S. President MR. WILLARD BRINKMAN MR. BILL GALLOWAY N.F.M.S. President MRS. V. N. RICHARDSON A Vital Concern for Every Interest of TREVECCA NAZARENE COLLEGE 122 TENNESSEE DISTRICT C E. SHUMAKE, Dist. Supt. ADVISORY BOARD DR. WM. GREATHOUSE MR. JOHN T. BENSON, JR. REV. CLAUDE GALLOWAY MR. JAMES AGEE 4 Cjrowina Ubiitrici REV. C. E. SHUMAKE District Superintendent upportincf Qrowinq Sckooi DISTRICT OFFICERS REV. C. T. DUCKETT Secretary MR. JAMES PATE Treasurer REV. GEORGE SCUTT Church School Board REV. JOHN KNIGHT Dis+ . N . Y . P . S . President MRS. GEORGE SCUTT Dist . N . F . M . S . Preside nt Congratulations To The Class Of 1961 123 EAST TENNESSEE DISTRICT WITH 80 CHURCHES SUPPORTING TREVECCA REV. DOUGLAS REED N.Y.P.S. President MRS. J. A. McCAMMON N.F.M.S. President District Advisory Board REV. L. B. HICKS REV. ANSEL FORSYTH MR. W. L. ELKINS MR. OSCAR WHEATON WE ARE PRAYING FOR AND SUPPORTING TREVECCA 124 GEORGIA DISTRICT TREVECCA NAZARENE COLLEGE 1961 TREVECCA! With your high academic standards and spiritual atmosphere, we are happy to support you with our prayers, our money, and our youth. DR. MACK ANDERSON District Superintende-nt ONWARD WITH EVANGELISM FIRST 125 N. F. M. S. Convention and District Assembly August 7-10, 1961 Church School Convention July 29, 1961 VIRGINIA DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE TREVECCA TRUSTEES V. W. LITTRELL RALPH SCHURMAN ADVISORY BOARD REV. E. G. LUSK REV. W. F. MASTERS MR. W. H. HUNT REV. J. E. FOX DR. V. W. LITTRELL District Suptrinttndant DISTRICT OFFICERS G. M. GRAHAM District Secretary E. G. LUSK District Treasurer MRS.V. W. LITTRELL N.F.M.S. President D. E. RADCLIFFE N.Y.P.S. President E. M. FOX Chairman Church School Board CAMP MEETING N. Y. P. S. Buckingham, Virginia District Institute August I 1-20, 1961 July 10-14, 1961 1961 126 C onarci tu la tiond Do THE CLASS OF 1961 REV. N. J. LEWIS REV. JAMES D. TAYLOR District Chairman Church School Board District N. Y. P. S. President SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 127 (jreetin 9 TO revecca n azure ne AND C onara tulationd TO CL of 1961 FROM THE NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT TRUSTEES LLOYD B. BYRON MRS. HOWARD T. WALL JAMES H. INGALLS ADVISORY BOARD W. LEE GANN GLEN VANHOOK W. H. LAMB JOHN S. WOOD, JR. LLOYD B. BYRON District Superintendent C. W. LINDEMAN . . MRS. LLOYD B. BYRON JAMES H. INGALLS . Chairman Church Schools . . President N. F. M. S. . . . President N. Y. P. S. COME TO NORTH CAROLINA 128 WEST VIRGINIA DISTRICT HARVEY H. HENDERSHOT District Superintendent DISTRICT OFFICERS TRUSTEES MRS. MARY E. MILLER President N.F.M.S. REV. JACK ARCHER President N.Y.P.S. REV. J. C. WALLACE . . . Chairman Sunday School REV. JOHN BROWNING Secretary REV. C. GLENN BOWLING Treasurer Grateful for Trevecca ' s Past, We Pledge Support to Her Greater Tomorrows DR. EDWARD C. ONEY REV. H. HARVEY HENDERSHOT REV. C. GLENN BOWLING REV. ROY T. McKINNEY REV. J. C. WALLACE REV. JOHN R. BROWNING (Alumni) 129 THE KENTUCKY DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 61 District Advisory Board REV. DENNIS E. WYRICK REV. OREN D. THRASHER MR. CLARENCE WILEY HERMAN RAMSEY District Secretary REV. SAM R. BROWN District Treasurer REV. OREN D. THRASHER District Chairman of Church School Board REV. HADLEY HALL District N.F.M.S. President MRS. HUGH CLARK District N.Y.P.S. President REV. COOLIDGE GRANT REV. D. D. LEWIS District Superintendent REV. D. D. LEWIS REV. OLIVER C. HUFF COLLEGE TRUSTEES REV. HADLEY HALL REV. OREN D. THRASHER The Kentucky District Appreciates Trevecca Nazarene College, its Faculty and its President, Dr. A. B. Mackey 130 1961 EASTERN KENTUCKY DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Boys and Girls Camp July 10-14 District Assembly July 25-27 Youth Institute August 7-1 I District Campmeeting August I 1-20 DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARD REV. JACK LEE REV. A. O. LITTLE MR. E. H. STEENBERSEN MR. MELVIN ABNEY TREVECCA TRUSTEES D. S. SOMERVILLE A. O. LITTLE LEON G. COOK JOHN HOWALD, JR. D. S. SOMERVILLE District Superintendent DEPARTMENTAL LEADERS JACK LEE Chairman, Church School Board JOHN HOWALD, JR President, District N. Y. P. S MRS. D. S. SOMERVILLE President, N. F. M. S. MELVIN ABNEY J unior Supervisor We Provide Students and Use Students of T. N. C. 131 MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT ' reuecca I la.za.rene Coolie eye DISTRICT OFFICERS REV. PAUL BLACKMON District Secretary REV. HALBERT JENKINS District Treasurer TREVECCA TRUSTEES DR. OTTO STUCKI MR. J. C. TOUSLEY ADVISORY BOARD C. B. CARLETON KEV. B. W. DOWNING MR. N. E. RUTLEDGE MR. J. C. TOUSLEY DR. OTTO STUCKI District Superintendent DISTRICT D EPARTMENTS MRS. B. W. DOWNING N. F. M. S. President REV. M. L. TURNEY Church Schools Chairman REV. MICKEY G.SMITH N. Y. P. S. President MRS. M. D. SARTIN Junior Director 1961 132 C ong,ratuiationA to A Growing College And The Wonderful CLASS OF ' 61 DR. JOHN L. KNIGHT FLORIDA DISTRICT DR. JOHN L. KNIGHT Superintendent Pushing for Growth and Progress 133 C ompiimentd Oj? THE ALABAMA DISTRICT L S. OLIVER District Superintendent - A- Cj rowing, faidtrict (teaching. Cjrowinq. C oiie i TRUSTEES REV. L S. OLIVER REV. M. H. STOCKS MR. R. L. ANDERSON MR. RALPH MARLOWE 134 When You Come to Florida Visit ORLANDO FIRST CHURCH 30 Years in Orlando Congratulations and Best Wishes to Trevecca Administration Faculty Students REV. J. DONALD FREESE Minister FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1030 W. Kaley Ave. Orlando, Florida ALABAMA DISTRICT N. F. M. S. MRS. L. S. OLIVER President MRS. ED PHILLIPS MRS. WALLACE BELL MRS. GERTRUDE SLYE MRS. PAUL HOLT ALABAMA DISTRICT N. Y. P. S. N. V. RICKEY rminqham, Alabama President JOHN BANKS Jasper, Alabama Vice President ALABAMA DISTRICT Church School Department M. H. STOCKS Huntsville, Alabama Chairman L. L. SCALES Sheffield, Alabama Sec reta ry-Trea su rer MRS. ELBERT WATSON MRS. J. W. SPIVA MRS. PEARL CLABORN MRS. R. L. ANDERSON MRS. CHARLES HODGE MEMBERS BARBARA CHANEY Junior Society Director JO ANN BUCHANAN Treasurer JANICE PRICE WILLIAMS Secreta ry MEMBERS WALLACE BELL, SR. Decatur, Alabama ED. PHILLIPS Florence, Alabama T. A. SHIRLEY Panama City, Florida J. P. JERNIGAN Sylacauga, Alabama 135 TREVECCA QRIDA N. Y. P. DR. JOHN L. KNIGHT, District Superintendent THOMAS REAM, President BILL ANDERSON, Vice-President EUGENE WILLIAMS, Secretary HAROLD LAWRENCE, Treasurer EUGENE SIMPSON, Junior Director BARBARA STILES and BOB NIXON, Council Members at Large 136 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SUPPORTING TREVECCA WITH PRAYERS, STUDENTS AND MONEY MOBILE FIRST CHURCH We are proud of our fine THE PASTOR AND PEOPLE OF SUMTER FIRST CHURCH SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA Congratulate tlie daiA oj? 1961 BOOSTING TREVECCA WITH STUDENTS FINANCES PRAYERS A Hearty Welcome Awaits You At Sumter First Church SYLVIA KENNINGTON BOBBY BARNHILL REV. MRS. HARRY HUFF Pastor T.N.C. STUDENTS JEANETTE MITCHELL GLORIA WITHERSPOON BOBBY MITCHELL C omplimentd oj? COLUMBIA FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE 401 Catawba Avenue COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA A Salute to TREVECCA When In Columbia We Welcome You J. HARLESTON EADES Pastor We believe in you and your program of Christian Education EAST RIDGE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE South Highway 41 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE HAROLD M. LINER, Pastor Our appreciation of T. N. C. is expressed by our continued support by means of prayers, finances, and students. 139 Ji WJL come DR. WILLIAM GREATHOUSE Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF THE N AZARENE 510 WOODLAND ST. NASHVILLE, TENN. HEAR FIRST CHURCH ON THE RADIO W. L A. C SUNDAYS 8:00 TO 8:30 140 We Believe in Trevecca Northside Church of the Nazarene 1201 Peg ram Street CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA BYRON E. LeJEUNE, Pastor H. J. CROASMU ' N Sunday School Superintendent MRS. RUTH BEATY N. Y. P. S. President MRS. BYRON E. LeJEUNE N. F. M. S. President MRS. P. R. HOLLISTER Junior Supervisor We Congratulate the Class of 1961 FOREST HILL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Pinetree Road and Clayton Street WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA Co HARRY L WEICH Pastor onaratuiationS to the Class of 1961 -A lively church with a lively message 141 IMMANUEL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 33 1 5 Charlotte Avenue J. H. DEAL, Pastor COMPLIMENTS OF Manassas, Georgia CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REV. E. L. SHARKEY, Pastor GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1 96 1 WAVERLY PLACE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REV. E. W. McDOWELL, Pastor BETHEL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REV. DOYLE C. SMITH Pastor A. D. BOONE Minister of Visitation STANLEY TAYLOR Minister of Music MRS. ANN BENSON HUNLEY N. Y. P. S. President MRS. SHERMAN WILBURN N. F. M. S. President CLIFFORD STALVEY Sunday School Superintendent Bethel acknowledges her debt to Trevecca: Bethel was organized from a mission about 1 936, the mission being the result and product of prayer meetings held in this vicinity by Trevecca students. Bethel opens her doors to Trevecca: To the administration in its church-related work, and to the students for worship and service while in Nashville. Bethel pledges her support to Trevecca: Acknowledging our indebtedness, we gladly remember Trevecca in our prayers and support her financially through regular budgets and special, free-will offerings. C on rutuiationd to lite C iudd oj? 1961 SUMMERSVILLE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SUMMERSVILLE, KENTUCKY REV. A. A. FARRIS Pastor The Church was erected in 1959 under the leadership of the pastor, Rev. A, A. Farris 142 DODGE CLEANERS AND COIN LAUNDRY 350 Murfreesboro Road GARDEN ROAD Church of the Nazarene CHARLESTON, S. C. Congratulates the Class of ' 61 JAMES D. TAYLOR Pastor C onc ratuiationA to THE CLASS OF ' 61 From the JUNIOR CLASS of Trevecca Nazarene College CENTRAL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 420 N.W. 40 Street MIAMI, FLORIDA REV. T. W. THAXTON Pastor (jreetincj,5 to lite C laSA oj? 1961 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 22nd and Bath Avenue ASHLAND, KENTUCKY REV. C. WILLIAM ELLWANGER Pastor L. K. EDWARDS Sunday School Superintendent TED GOULDEN N. Y. P. S. President MILDRED SOODALL N. F. M. S. President OUR STUDENTS VIRGINIA GRAY SUZIE WARD 143 Compliments of ELM HILL MEAT NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CHARLESTON HEIGHTS, S. C. REV. W. B. WELCH Pastor C ong.tatuiatei the enior CLa of 1961 REV. GEORGE SCUTT Minister GRACE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 25 1 8 Gallatin Rd. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE A Church that supports Trevecca with Prayer, Money and Students. A Warm Welcome Awaits Students And Faculty At Our Services 144 C A k IIX A r V SANITARY FIRST DlorUoAL LU., IINL. PUIIDPU AC TUC IIA7ADCUC bnUKMI Ur Int N t AKtNt 85 Woodard Street ROANOKE, VIRGINIA NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE REV. L E. HUMRICH Commercial and Industrial Pastor Waste Disposal AL 4-7137 We Love and Appreciate Trevecca C ompiiments o. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Park Avenue at Grant Street CHARLESTON, W. VA. J. C. WALLACE Minister ALAMO PLAZA COURT 100% Air-conditioned 108 Rooms Highway 4I-70S HALL BROTHERS TEXACO At the Entrance Of The Private Drive JAMES O. HALL Manager Get the best . . . get MILK ICE CREAM So Many More People Do! SHONEY ' S BIG BOY DRIVE-INS AND RESTAURANTS Murfreesboro Road Donelson Plaza Shopping Center Thompson Lane Madison Sguare Shopping Center FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1601 N. 21st Street RICHMOND 23. VIRGINIA Sunday School . . Morning Worship Youth Services . . . Evangelistic Service Wednesday Evening 9:45 a.m. I 1 :00 a.m. . 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:45 p.m. WELCOME TO OUR SERVICES REV. WALTER F. MASTERS Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Kentucky Walnut Sts. S. CHARLESTON, W. VA. d ooiterA or J. If], C . REV. C. G. BOWLING Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE S.E. Sixth St. Third Ave. Christian Corner FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA 100% THIS YEAR ' S STUDENTS NORMA CORNELIUS DONNA CORNELIUS CAROL CORNELIUS W 4 v i. n BOB ROUSE RUBY JONES ANGELA PETERSON FRED COBBS Sunday School Supt LAWRENCE ROSS N.F.M.S. President MRS. BLANE HALL N.Y.P.S. President JAMES ACKERSON When In South Florida Worship With Us As We Preach The Heart Felt Gospel In The Heart Of Ft. Lauderdale WILLIAM O. BLUE, Minister 147 GREER ' S RESTAURANT Our charcoal steaks cooked right before your eyes! INTOXICATING BEVERAGES PROHIBITED 407 Murfreesboro Road Cjreetinc i to tlie oj? 1961 COMPLIMENTS OF FROM FIRST FREDERICK ' S STUDIO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 304 Church Avenue CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE AL 6-81 10 REV. CLAUDE GALLOWAY Pastor 148 MERCURY COURT 41 I MURFREESBORO ROAD Free T. V. Nashville ' s Newest and Finest Swimming Pool Room Phones Dial AL 5-0658 for Reservation Wading Pool COMPLIMENTS OF Church of The Nazarene DURY ' S SPRINGFIELD, TENNESSEE REV. K. B. SLIFER, Pastor 420 UNION Photo-Art Supplies McClurkan Memorial Gifts and Greeting Cards CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 49th and Alabama Avenue AL 4-171 1 EDWARD F. COX, Pastor Christian Education Is The Best 149 These have been good years for us. There is no way to tell how much Trevecca has contributed to our lives. The Senior Class of 1961 salutes the faculty, and the College. ML BOBBY MITCHELL President PHYLLIS LOBB Vice-President SYLVIA YOUNG Secretary RAYMOND COWAN Treasurer RUTH SHANNON Reporter MELVIN WELCH Student Council Representative PROF. BARBARA McCLAIN ' . Sponsor First WALDRUM ' S C om p iim en ti Church of the Nazarene Your Rexall Si-ore GREENSBORO, N. C. REV. J. H. HODGES Minister a good drug store Phone AL 6-2654 6I6 Murfreesboro Road THE CLASS OF 1964 MODERN Compliments of When In Nashville, It ' s the — CLEANERS 574 Murfreesboro Rd. Dry Cleaning and Pfii f a m A Wfe llf WHOLESOME FOOD! K Vy • EXCELLENT SERVICE! CAFETERIA • PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS! Laundry Service ALMA TOM HOWARD Owners Downtown 6th Avenue DAVE ERICKSON Evangelist 150 Green Hills Shopping Center C om p lim en ti Jersey Farms Milk Co. Inc. 825 8th Ave. S. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 61 First Church Of The Nazarene 735 Fayetteville Rd., S. E. Atlanta, Georgia Wendell Wellman. Pastor 151 YOUR STUDENT COUNCIL 1960-61 ORVAL LeJEUNE President DALE MELTON Secretary BESS KIRBY DARDA Editor MELVIN WELCH Senior Class Representative ROBERT DIXON Sophomore Class Representative BEVERLY DONEGAN High Sc hool Representative DR. HOMER ADAMS Sponsor JIM STALEY C.W.A. Representative WENDELL POOLE . T.A.A. Representative MARY JANE STILL Trev-Echoes Editor DENNIS HAGE Junior Class Representative JERRY APPLEBY Freshmen Class Representative HENRY STAGGS High School Representative Striving, to ' Uphold the ideals oj? Jreuecca bu Swerving the Qnteredti oj? our effow Students 152 STUDENT INDEX ACHESON, Charles D. ADAMS, Beverly ADAMS, Don ADAMS, Janice ADKISSON, Joseph E. ALLEN, Carole ALLEN, M. Jimmy ALLISON, Carol F. ALLISON, Fred ALLISON, Lloyd ALLRED, Ed ANDRUS, Paul APPLEBY, Jerry Lee ARENDER, June ARKLEY, Wanda ARMSTRONG, Edna ASKEW, Homer Douglas BAGGOTT, Elmer C, Jr. BAGGOTT, Mary BAILEY, Tommy BAKA, Charles BAKER, Janese BALDWIN, Marilyn BARNES, Carol Lynn BARNES, Helen A. BARNHILL, Bob BARTLEY, Jeannetta L. BAUCOM, Dean BAUCOM, Dennis BAUMGARDNER, Erbin C. BEASEY, Alena BEASLEY, G. William, Jr. BEEL, Jeanette BEELER, Sue Ann BENDER, James, Jr. BENSON, Martin D. BERRY, Charles Leo BESS, Sharon Gail BIGGS, Randall BJORKLUND, Mary Lou BLOUNT, George I. BLUME, Esther BOHLER, Helen Elizabeth BOWLES, Philip BOWNE, Phoebe Inez BRACKEN, Barrie BRANHAM, Danny BRIGHT, Grace BRIGHT, Ruth BRIM, Robert BRITTAIN, Doyle T. BROWN, Carol BROWN, Dave BROWN, Paul BRUCKNER, Janie BRUNET, Ray BRYAN, John B., Jr. BRYANT, Carol Lewis BRYANT, Jerry BRYANT, Wesley BUCKNER, Lillian BUNCE, John BURGER, Glenda Faye BURNETTE, Esther BUSS, Phyllis BUTLER, David G. BUTLER, Walter CAIN, Darlene CAIN, Sue CALKIN, William J. CAMPBELL, Eugene CARROLL, Jacqueline CARSON, Margaret V. CARSON, Ray CARTER, Boyd D. CARTER, Sharon CASTO, Nancy CHAMBERS, Marjorie CHANDLER, Jerry CHASON, Robert Lee CHESLEY, Cindy Trevecca Trailer Court Box 313, Bamberg S.C. Rt. 5, Paris, Ky. Box 313, Bamberg, S.C. 713 Drummond Drive, Nashville, Tenn. Box 711, Titusville, Fla. Rt. I, Box 61, McComb, Miss. 931 Currey Road, Nashville, Tenn. Box 187, High Springs, Fla. 931 Currey Road, Nashville, Tenn. 812 West Lee, Greensboro, N.C. 4535 Maxson Road, El Monte, Cal. 72 Kassing Drive, E. St. Louis, III. Route I, Box 86, Jackson, Miss. 1723 Allegheny St., Follansbee, W.Va. 72 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 2461 Beech Avenue, Macon, Ga. 535 Poplar Street, Winnsboro, N.C. 1505 Debow, Old Hickory, Tenn. 121 Marys Lane, Hillsboro, Ohio 68 Greenview, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Route I, Box 32, Linville, Va. 825 Denmark Avenue, Louisville, Ky. 4821 Torbay Drive, Nashville, Tenn. 4821 Torbay Drive, Nashville, Tenn. Sumter, S.C. 100 Ellis Drive, Rossville, Ga. 3219 Meade Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 3219 Meade Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 1906 Lawnview Avenue, Hubbard, Ohio 1279 Farmdale, Louisville, Ky. 223 W. Bethel Avenue, Moultrie, Ga. 1760 E. Decatur, Decatur, III. Russell Ferry Road, Lenoir City, Tenn. Star Route, Monteagle, Tenn. 1949 Hanchey Road, Birmingham, Ala. Box 65, Martinsville, Ind. Route 4, Box 314, Charleston, W.Va. 660 Franklin Avenue, Lewisburg, Tenn. 2234 Murfreesboro Road, Nashville, Tenn. 75 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Box 24, Cory, Ind. Box 278, Butler, Ga. Trevecca Trailer Court, Nashville, Tenn. 207 S.W. I Ith Street, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Box 935, St. Augustine, Fla. Woodburn, Ky. 403 S. 22nd Street, New Castle, Ind. 403 S. 22nd Street, New Castle, Ind. 1720 E. 8th Street, Jeffersonville, Ind. I 10 East Road, Albany, Ga. Route I, Kittanning, Pa. Route I, Kittanning, Pa. 930 Strouse, Nashville 6, Tenn. Route I, Box 75, Marigold, Miss. Route I, Tennessee City, Tenn. 121 East Avenue, Goodlettsville, Tenn. 652 Waldo Street S.E., Atlanta 12, Ga. 41 Mercury Drive, Florissant, Mo. 68 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Route I, Box 412, Leesburg, Fla. Route 2, Box 604, Arcadia, Fla. 315 Ohio Avenue, Athens, Tenn. I727y2 Flint Street, Bristol, Tenn. 200 Royal Palm Way, Belle Glade, Fla. 500 Fessler Lane, Nashville, Tenn. Route I, Box 347, Homestead, Fla. Big Clifty, Ky. 70 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 89 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 75 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Wildwood, Ga. 219 Monroe Street, Falls Church, Va. 2080 Whitney Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Route 5, Box 117, Columbus, Miss. Route 5, Box 117, Columbus, Miss. 116 Reynolds Avenue, Belle, W.Va. 455 Forrest Street, Americus, Ga. Route 3, Box 331, Clendenin, W.Va. 300 Valeria Street, Nashville, Tenn. 1802 Staunton Avenue, Lakeland, Fla. CHRISTENSEN, Ruth CLANCY, Wayne CLAYTON, Emily Erin CLAYTON, John R. CLAYTON, Natalie CLECKNER, Paul CLYBURN, Lowell COBBS, Fred James 521 COBURN, Wanda Jean COLLINS, Carolyn Sue COLLINS, Mary Sue COMBS, Mary COMBS, Chloe CONKEY, Lois CONLEY, Myrl COOK, Duane COOK, Leon Gene COOK, Linda COOK, Robert COPEN, Marshall E. COPLEY, Nancy CORN, Trula CORNELIUS, Carol Sue CORNELIUS, Donna Lou CORNELIUS, Norman COSTA, Roger COTTRELL, Frances Lee COWAN, LaNelle COWAN, Raymond COX, Carolyn Sue COX, Karen COX, Martha CRAFT, Margaret 4080 N CRAIG, James D. CREW, Paul CRITES, Evangeline CULLIN, Robert, Jr. CUNNINGHAM, Fred CURETON, Paul Allen 5936 N.W. 1st Avenue, Miami 37, Fla. 51 Paris Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 524 10th Avenue, W., Birmingham 4, Ala. 72 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 72 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 10 Fern Street, Nashville, Tenn. Box 783, Kissimmee, Fla. Pennsylvania Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 2044 Doris Road, Augusta, Ga. Pineville, W.Va. 721 Dora Highway, Pulaski, Va. 108 Summers Street, Beckley, W.Va. 108 Everett Street, Chattanooga 9, Tenn. 5274 Taylor Road, Barberton, Ohio Route I, Highland Heights, Maysville, Ky. 63rd Drive, Forest Hills, New York 2607 Adams, Ashland, Ky. Route I, Lawrenceburg, Tenn. I 19 25th, Hungtonton, W.Va. 129 East Point Drive, Charleston, W.Va. Inez, Ky. Box 353, Emmett, Idaho 2633 N.E. 6th Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 2633 N.E. 6th Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 2633 N.E. 6th Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 517 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 509 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 85 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 85 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Box 454, Morehead, Ky. Box 259 Legg Route, Sissonville, W.Va. 6815 Fleetwood Drive, Nashville, Tenn. . Federal Hwy. No. I, Pompano Beach, Fla. 204 Garwood Drive, Nashville, Tenn. 2725 River Avenue, Camden 5, N.J. Box 232, Trevecca, Nashville, Tenn. Box 865, Leesburg, Va. 1536 City Cemetery Road, Vicksburg, Miss. Pelin, S.C. DALTON, Gene DAUGHERTY, Shirley DAVIDSON, Jesse DAVIDSON, Winifred DAVIS, David DAVIS, Donna DAVIS, LeRoy DAVIS, Thomas Ray DAVIS, Virginia DAVIS, William C. DAVISSON, Rebecca DENBOW, J. B. DENNIS, Carl V. DENNIS, Darrell DENNIS, Garnold DIXON, Robert L. DODD, Bill DODD, Wyatt DOLLAR, Byron DOLLINGS, Joyce DONEGAN, Beverly DOOLITTLE, Ronald DOWNS, Tommy DuBOSE, Juanita DUNCAN, Joyce Irene DUNCAN, Thomas DUNN, Minnie LeJune DYCUS, Carol Ann DYHOUSE, James W. EADS, Eldridge EADES, Jim Douglas EADY, Kenneth EBY, Paul EDMONDS, Ann ELKINS, James A. ELKINS, Mary Beth ELKINS, Mary K. ENGLAND, Janie Nell ESTEP, Morton Lee EVANS, Mary Elaine EVANS, Maurice E. EZELL, Elizabeth Trevecca College, Nashville, Tenn. 2815 Dixie Avenue. Savannah, Ga. 105 Walker Avenue, Wrens, Ga. 1900 Hollywood Road, N.W., Atlanta 18, Ga. 501 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 501 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 1601 Broadway, Goodland, Kan. 501 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Route I, Estill Springs, Tenn. 56 Nance Lane, Nashville 10, Tenn. 512 E. Allen Street, Punta Gorda, Fla. 515 Lester, Nashville, Tenn. Route 2, Crooksville, Ohio 153 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 73 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Route I, Box 296, Ashland, Ky. Trevecca Trailer Court, Nashville, Tenn. Route 3, Box 342C, Arcadia, Fla. 107 Alexander Road, Fairfax, Ala. 1230 N.W. 2nd Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Route I, Tennessee City, Tenn. 81 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 1209 Finlay Drive, Nashville, Tenn. 403 South Main Street, Fitzgerald, Ga. 2608 Fairfax Road, Indianapolis, Ind. 1801 Jefferson Boulevard, Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. 4080 N. Federal Hwy. I, Pompano Beach, Fla. 3324 Charlotte Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 218 Rousillian, Vincennes, Ind. 93 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 401 Catauba Avenue, Columbia, S.C. 511 Laird Circle, Brookhaven, Miss. 53 Paris Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Dutton, Ala. 188 Broadway, Irvine, Ky. 64 Lester Avenue, Nashviile, Tenn. 6228 Curtis Avenue, Louisville, Ky. Route I, Box 59, Oakwood, Ga. 2235 Beech Street, Ashland, Ky. 735 Wildview Drive, Nashville, Tenn. 735 Wildview Drive, Nashville, Tenn. 60 Woodard Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 153 FAIRBANKS, LeBron FARISH, John W. FARLEE, Philip D. FARTHING, Leslie FIGGE, Eugene FLEMING, Ann FLESHMAN, Linda FLETCHER, Dawn FLY, William FORTENBERRY, Judy FOSKEY, Marilyn FOSTER, James FOSTER, Larry FOUNTAINE, C. Daniel FOWLER, Tom, Jr. FOXWORTHY, Warren FRAME, Eugene FRAME, Marcella FRAME, Patsy FRAZIER, James Oren FRY, Geraldine FRYE, Earl FURNISS, Harold FUSSELL. Mary Lynn GALLOWAY, Jack GARDNER, Rosalie GARNER, Emory Leon GATES, Ernest GEISE, Juanita GIBSON, Clifton Wayne GILLESPIE, Kenneth GILLIAN, Franklin D. GOLDEN, Michael GOMER, Ray GOODMAN, Barbara GOODMAN, Claire GOODWIN, Miriam GORDON, Terry E. GOSA, Jan GOULD, Brenda GRADY, Harry GRAY, David W. GRAY. Martha GRAY, Virginia GREER, Barbara GREGORY, Ellen GUENTHNER, Henry GUNTER, Theresa HADDIX, Terrell HAGE, Dennis K. HALE, David HALL, Darleen HALL, John W., Jr. HALL, Orville HALL, Patricia A. HALL, Patricia, Mrs. HAMILTON, Anita HAMILTON, Edith HAMRICK, Kenneth D. HANSEN, John HANSEN, James HARBOLD, Marilyn HARMON, Alvin HARNER, Lea HARRIS, Charles HARRIS, Donna HARRISON, Betty Lou HART, Evangeline HASSINGER, Raymond HATCLIFF, Debby HATFIELD, Dan HAUFLER, Nancy HAY, Janice HAYES, Myra Sue HEATON, Kenneth D. HEMBREE, Arthur B. HEMMERLY, Kenneth HENDERSON, Clyde V., Jr HENDERSON, Donald L. HENDERSON, Shelbie HETRICK, Paul, Jr. HIGGINBOTHAM, Everett HINTON, Jack HILL, Carolyn 3232 HOLDERBY, Robert I HOLSINGER, Wayne 40 E. 42nd Street, Paleah, Fla. 9 Sycamore Avenue, Somerdale, N.J. 633 S. Walker Street, Bloomington, Ind. Box 213, Cabin Creek, W.Va. 1138 Bryden Road, Columbus, Ohio Box 34, Dolomite, Ala. 109 W. Sycamore, Blytheville, Ark. 768 S. Sherman, Denver, Colo. 908 Matthews Drive, Nashville, Tenn. Box 127, Marigold, Miss. Route 6, Box 95, Dublin, Ga. Milstead, Ga. Route 2, Xenia, Ohio 310 5th Avenue, Lenoir City, Tenn. 415 N. 16th Street, Nashville, Tenn. 404 N. Indiana Street, Greencastle, Ind. 83 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 900 Sheridan Street, Richmond, Ind. 83 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 51 I Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 4103 E. Comanche Avenue, Tampa 10, Fla. 9017 Ohio Avenue, Marmet, W. Va. 307 Monroe Avenue, Clarksdale, Miss. 536 Libtin Drive, Chattanooga 5, Tenn. 1729 Haynes, Clarksville, Tenn. Box 43, Glasgow, W.Va. Route 2, Summerville, Ga. 81 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. Box 41, Bentonville, Ind. 92 Oriel Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 1519 Lillian Street, Nashville, Tenn. 814 Cauthern, Rock Hill, S.C. 3 South, Shawmut, Ala. 93 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Route I, Sewanee, Tenn. 418, Annsbury Street, Philadelphia 40 ,Pa. 734 Covington, Jackson, Ga. 1900 Garibaldi Avenue, Charlotte, N.C. Route I, Box 270, Albany, Ga. 1342 W. State Street, Columbus, Ohio 101 Evelyn, Nashville II, Tenn. 400 Sunset Avenue, Chattanooga I I, Tenn. Route I, Box 52, Pavo, Ga. 311 Patton Drive, Ashland, Ky. Clinton, Miss. Box 48, College Corner, Ohio 74 Nance Lane, Apt. D, Nashville, Tenn. 185 Columbia Road, Winnsboro, S.C. Route I, Box 229, Elkins, W.Va. 714 N.W. 33rd Street, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Route I, Box 1262, Cocoa, Fla. 610 Fesslers Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 610 Fesslers Lane, Nashville, Tenn. Route I, New Castle, Ind. 610 Fesslers Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 610 Fesslers Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 31 I W. 7th Street, New Albany, Ind. Route I, Lanett, Ala. 1812 O ' Dell Avenue, Charleston, W.Va. Route I, Willow Springs, Mo. Route I, Willow Springs, Mo. 1295 W. Ohio Pike, Amelia, Ohio Route 8, Hillsboro, Ohio I 1310 Proctor Court, Cleveland 5, Ohio Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Tyaskin, Md. Route I, Box 518, Old Hickory, Va. 201 Marison Avenue, Kissimmee, Fla. Tiffin, Ohio 530 Southgate Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 509 Dorchester Avenue, Middlesbo ro, Ky. Route 3, Box 217, Gainesville, Fla. 612 Burkesville Road, Albany, Ky. Route I, Box 32A, Adamsville, Ala. Box 32, TNC, Trevecca Trailer Court 276 E. 12th Street, Cookeville, Tenn. 1435 McGavock Pike, Nashville, Tenn. Route 2, Box 156, Proctorville, O. 1116 W. Oldham, Knoxville, Tenn. 551 McCluse Road, Jackson, Miss. 1301 W. Humphrey Street, Tampa 4. Fla. 5029 Wingdale Road, Memphis, Tenn. N.W. Nth Street, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Jefferson Avenue, S.W., Birmingham, Ala. 123 N. Jefferson Drive, Huntington, W.Va. Route 2, Box 37, Harrisonburg, Va. HOLT, Donna HOLT, Jerry HORN, Cleta HORN, Mary Ann HOUSEMAN, Thomas HOUSTON, Duane HOWARD, Tommie Jean HUGGINS, Rena C. HUNLEY, Ann Benson HUNLEY, Barbara HURLEY, Vernon E. HUSSEY, Edith HUTCHENSON, Donna INGRAM, Cora IRWIN, Donald F. IRWIN, Joe IRWIN, Kenneth JAMES, Edith Ann JENKINS, Betty JENKINS, Lawrence JENNETTE, Jo Nell JOHNSON, Arnold JOHNSON, Barbara Ann JOHNSON, Yvonne JONES, Barbara JONES, Lucille JONES, Rudloph JONES, Ruby JONES, Syble Ann KEEFER, Charles E. KEEFER, James ' KEITH, Jenny KELLY, Alma KELLY, Howard Kermit KENNEDY, Carolyn KENNEDY, Ronnie KENNINGTON, Sylvia KEY, Polly KILBORN, Phyllis KING, Eugene KING, Louis KIRBY, Bess KIRBY, Charles KIRKLAND, Alma KLAUSNER, William KLINSTIVER, Charles, Sr. KLINSTIVER, Ruthann KOCH, Gary T. KOHSER, E. Ray KOLAR, LARRY KOLAR, Linda KOLAR, Lois KOLIOPOULOU, Anna LANE, Mary Helen LANIER, Rachel L. LASLEY, Doris Drake LASLEY, James LAWRENCE, Riley LAWSON, Patricia LEIDIGH, Margaret LEIGH, Nancy LeJEUNE, Edwin LeJEUNE, Orval LEONARD, Linda LEVINER, Gene LEWIS, Curtis, Jr. LEWIS, Paul LIGHT, Carol Ellen LIGHT, Kathy LILLIARD, Marilyn Jane LITTLE, Dwayne L. LITTON, Marilyn LOBB, Phyllis Ann LORANCE, Marian LOYD, Evelyn McBRYANT, Pauline McCANT, Jerry McCAULEY, John McCLESKEY, Bobbye Mcdonald, Ed McDONALD, Margaret Mcdowell, Fa ye Mcdowell, Mildred Box 92, Jamestown, Tenn. 506 W. Radnor Street, Nashville, Tenn. 819 Milburn Avenue, Canton 4, O. 107 Wilder Avenue, Monterey, Tenn. 198 Marion Avenue, Kissimmee, Fla. Route I, Boone, Iowa 105 E. New Avenue, Monterey, Tenn. 126 Reliance Street, Charlotte 8, N.C. 93 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 524 High Street, Nashville, Tenn. Trevecca Trailer Court 1649 N.E. 30th Court, Pompano Beach, Fla. 308 Washington Street, Dublin, Ga. Route 2, Box 171, Merigold, Miss. 1885 Kings Highway, Clearwater, Fla. 1518 E. Ridge Avenue, Chattanooga, Tenn. 1885 Kings Highway, Clearwater, Fla. 2 C Avenue, Chicopee, Ga. 643 South 7th Street, Clarksburg, W.Va. 602 W. Oak Heights Avenue, Plant City, Fla. 823 Whitney, Louisville, Ky. 1007 W. Burton Street, High Point, N.C. 1528 N.W. 10 Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 706 East Oak Street, Lakeland, Fla. 7430 S.W. 30 Terrace, Miami 55, Fla. 811 Kirkwood Lane, Nashville 4 , Tenn. Armathwaite, Tenn. 28 Kennedy Homes, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 731 Melson Avenue, Jacksonville, Fla. Route 4, Box 222, Belle Vernon, Pa. Route 4, Box 222, Belle Vernon, Pa. West Somerset, Somerset, Ky. North Third Street Lane, Richmond, Ky. Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. I 123 36th Avenue, N., St. Petersburg, Fla. Ouick, W. Va. 964 Morningside Drive, Sumter, S.C. 520 7th Avenue, Lenoir City, Tenn. 3367 E. Fairfax, Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio 11302 Middlegrown, Savannah, Ga. General Delivery, Indian Trail, N.C. Paris Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Paris Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Apartment 4-A Norwood, Anniston, Ala. 69 Lyke Lane, Nashville, Tenn. Trevecca College, Nashville, Tenn. Trevecca College, Nashville, Tenn. Trevecca Trailer Court, Nashville, Tenn. 501 Greenwood Drive, Portsmouth, Va. 64 Hart Street, Nashville, Tenn. 64 Hart Street, Nashville, Tenn. 64 Hart Street, Nashville, Tenn. 18 Ypsountos St., Tripolis, Greece 3100 Cromwell, Lorain, Ohio Box 216, Kinansville, Fla. 500 Fessler Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 500 Fessler Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 61 I Wood Street, Maysville, Ky. Box 28, Burrville, Tenn. Route I, Box 250, Saucier, Miss. Route 4, Box 32A, Greenwood, Ind. 3235 Brixton Court, Charlotte, N.C. 95 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 801 E. Washington, Knoxville, Iowa 540 Beech Drive, Newport News, Va. 54 Meadow Drive, Maysville, Ky. 2230 Alta Avenue, Louisville, Ky. Box 128, Cabin Creek, W.Va. Box 128, Cabin Creek, W.Va. 19 Ash Street, Ludlow, Ky. 425 Highway Avenue, Ludlow, Ky. 50 Summit Avenue, Hagerstown, Md. Route 3, Box 27, Greensburg, Ky. 1325 McChesney, Nashville, Tenn. Route 2, Box 2 1 O F, Bartow, Fla. Route I, Box 99-B, Fitzgerald, Ga. Route 5, Dublin, Ga. Box 226, Elkins, W.Va. 1376 Crest Avenue, Tarrant 7, Ala. 74 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 5410 Noyes Avenue, Charleston 4, W.Va. 1318 Sweetbrier, Nashville, Tenn. 1318 Sweetbrier, Nashville, Tenn. 154 McFILLEN, Beverly McGEE, Carol McGEE, Robert McGILL, Mary Alice McGRANAHAN, Larry McKEE, Sarah Eileen McMEANS, Marqaret Ann McMINN, Joyce McVEY, Janet Sue McVEY, Kathryn McWHORTER, Harold MAGNUSSON, Judy MAISH, Judith MARLIN, Sharron MARTIN, James MASON, Earline MATHENY, Thomas E. MAY, Hope MEDINA, Barbara MEEKS, Herman A. MEIGHAN, Altha MELTON, Dale Howard MELTON, Howard MENDENHALL, Patricia MERCER, Patsy MIDCAP, Allen Dean MINCHEY, Barbara MINGLEDORFF, Edith MITCHELL, Bob MITCHELL, Jeanette MIXON, Billy MOBLEY, Donna MONCER, Sharon E MOORE, Carolyn MOORE, David MOORE, Fern MOORE, Mary Catherine MORSE, Joseph MOSES, Joe MUMAW, Jack MURPHY, Raymond MURRAY, LORRAINE Box 4163, Alexandria, La. Route I , Nashville, Ind. 137 Nebraska Avenue, Tampa, Fla. 516 W. Jessamine Street, Fitzgerald, Ga. 606 E. Hendrix, Brazil, Ind. 339 S. 7th Street, Monmouth, III. 588 E. Calla Road, Poland 14, Ohio I 14 Bunyan Street, Henderson, Texas 907 S. Leavitt Street, Brazil, Ind. 1713 Henry Street, Pineville, La. Route 8, Box 582, Jacksonville, Fla. Green Bay, Va. 25 Spring, Xenia, Ohio 635 Glenthorne Road, Columbia, SC. 25 Ash, Ludlow, Ky. Maurertown, Va. Bridgewater, Va. 525 Shelby Street, Lexington, Ky. 3104 Elm, Parkersburg, W.Va. 8741 Lemturner Road, Jacksonville 18, Fla. 131 West 41st Street, Hialeah, Fla. 417 N. Polk Avenue, Arcadia, Fla. 417 N. Polk Avenue, Arcadia, Fla. 7430 S.W. 3 Terrace, Miami, Fla. Box 82, Hattiesburg, Miss. Route 2, New Martinsville, W.Va. 2017 Hudson Street, Savannah, Ga. Route 3, Douglas, Ga. 31 A Carroll Street, Nashville, Tenn. 21 S. Washington Street, Sumter, S.C. 107 Chester Drive, Wrightsville, Ga. 51 Paris Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 1038 Washington Avenue, Huntington, W.Va. 4807 Washington Avenue, Charleston 4, W.Va. Route 2, Maryville, Tenn. Route 3, Nashville, Tenn. 64 Glover Street, Eustis, Fla. 66 Hart Street, Nashville, Tenn. I 19 Broad Street, Salem, Va. Box 406, Gallatin, Tenn. Trevecca Trailer Court Route 3, Box 578, Jacksonville NAILL, William, Sr. NALLEY, Ann NAVE, Sylvia Joyce NEDROW, Sandra NEELEY, Philip NICHOLS, William NORRICK, Sharon OAKES, Lillian PALMER, Joyce PENNELL, Edward PARRISH, Judith PATE, Mary PATTERSON, Kirkland PEARSON, Curtiss PENNINGTON, Jerry PERDUE, Eva June PERNELL, Janice PETERSON, Angela PHILLIPS, Ellen PHILLIPS, Arline PICKENS, Joyce PIERCE, Linda PITZER, Donald POOLE, Wendell PORTER, Charlotte POSEY, Janice PRATT, G. Jackson PRATT, Mary Elizabeth PRICE-WILLIAMS, Janice PUTNAM, Bill QUICK, Mitchell RAGLAND, Warren, Jr. RAGSDALE, Charlene RAGSDALE, Roy RANEY, Wendell RATLIFF, Bettie Lou REEVES, Donald REID, Thomas L. REYNOLDS, Brenda RHOADES, Will iam RHODES, Yvonne 305 Harrison Street, Nashville, Tenn. Box 521, Mauldin, S.C. 202 2 Williams Avenue, Elizabethton, Tenn. 734 Monongalia Avenue, Morgantown, W.Va. 616 Hammett Drive, Decatur, Ga. Box 602, Uniontown, Ala. I 10 Trusler Street, Oakland City, Ind. Glendale Drive, Clarksville, Tenn. Route 3, Ithaca, Mich. 1311 19th Street, Bedford, Ind. Route 4, Box 367-E, Rock Hill, S.C. 132 Glenwood Drive, Charlotte 8, N.C. 1630 Pinehurst Street, Columbia, S.C. 1476 Wells Avenue, S.E., Huntsville, Ala. Tinnin Road, Route I, Goodlettsville, Tenn. Pineville, W.Va. Valley Pike, Dayton, Ohio 714 S.W. 20 Terrace, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 73 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. Route 4, Box 241-B, Gainesville, Fla. Albany, Ky. 505 Columbia, Danville, III. 716 Idlewild Drive, Madison, Tenn. 31 10 Idlewood Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio 100 Poplar Road, Oak Ridge, Tenn. Box 98, Pineville, N.C. 3120 Knobdale Road, Nashville, Tenn. Victoria, Va. 1210 Alba Street, Mobile, Ala. 185 Jewett Street, Lowell, Mass. Route 4, Box 214, Bennetsville, S.C. 1223 Westmoreland Road, Falls Church, Va. Dulaney Street, Houston, Miss. 68 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 1332 Main, Vincennes, Ind. Box 225, Webster Springs, W.Va. Alma, Ga. Clearbrook, Va. 3021 Avenue I, Birmingham, Ala. 315 Frayser Avenue, Owensboro, Ky. Glendale Drive, Clarksville, Tenn. RHODES, Cecil RHODES, Edith RHODES, Wanda Gail RHYNE, Kathleen RICHARDSON, Carol RICHEY, Billy Joe RIDDLE, Clarence RIDDLE, Shirley Ann RIES, Larry W. RIFE, Shirley ROBERTSON, Everett ROBERTSON, Terry RODDY, William H. RODGERS, James M. ROUSE, Bob ROWE, Lucille RUSCHEL, Albert, Jr. RUSHTON, Elizabeth RUSSEL, Chiquita SALLEE, Mildred F. SALLEE, Mildred L, Mrs. SANSOM, Gary Lee SARK, Phyllis SAVAGE, Charles SHANNON, Ruth SHARPTON, Geraldine SHARPTON, Mary Ruth SHAW, THOMAS S. SHEARRER, Ben SHERMAN, Carl SHIRLEY, Windell SIGLER, Sharon SILVERNAIL, Keith SIMS, Jesse SIX, Ruth SLAY, Rufus SLIFER, Marita Sue SMITH, Aubrey SMITH, Audrey SMITH, Bob SMITH, Denzil R. SMITH, Donald D. SMITH, Gene SMITH, Hugh SMITH, Jo Ann SMITH, Richard, Jr. SMITHSON, Elzie SNIDER, James SPEAR, Gerald SPOLARICH, Jo Anne SPRUILL, James SPRUILL, Linda STAGGS, Henry STAGGS, Jerry STAHLER, Herman STALEY, James T. STALLWORTH, John STEININGER, Connie STEPHENS, Charles Richard STEPHENS, Franklin STEWART, Sharon STILES, Edward STILL, Jary Jane STOCKS, Jimmy Wayne STONE, Jackie STORY, Larry Dale STORY, Sara SUITS, Jack Lee SUTTON, Patricia SWAFFORD, Nancy SYKES, Judith TABERS, Gerald K. TANNER, Geraldine TAYLOR, John TAYLOR, Pat TAYLOR, Robert TAYLOR, Virginia THAXTON, Winston THOMAS. Marquita THOMAS, Pamela THOMAS, Roberta THRASHER, Sylvia TIEMANN, Mary Lou TINSLEY, Samuel TOOMBS, Mary Short Street, Maryville, Tenn. 1307 McAdams Street, Maryville, Tenn. 1028 Highland Park Drive, Lexington, Ky. 106 E. Thompson Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 78 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. Box 13, Hartselle, Ala. Albany, Ky. Highway, Ky. Box 91, Allenport, Pa. 1226 N. Tuxedo Street, Indianapolis, Ind. 212 Donelson Pike, Nashville, Tenn. 86 Hart Street, Nashville, Tenn. 104 Monroe Street, Glasgow, Ky. 505 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 1501 Madison Street, Hollywood, Fla. 3323 Charlotte, Memphis, Tenn. I 19 Ebenezer Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 375 N.E. 164 Terrace, Miami 62, Fla. Route I, Jay, Fla. 1012 Aladdin, Nashville, Tenn. 1012 Aladdin, Nashville, Tenn. 644 Stewart Avenue, Grove City, Pa. South Point, Ohio Route I, Quebeck, Tenn. Box 70, Sistersville, W.Va. Route I, Logan, Ala. Route I , Logan, Ala. Route I, Grove City, Pa. 77 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 201 Jameson Avenue, Parsons, W.Va. 51 I Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Route I, Box 232, Elkins, W.Va. Route I, Vicksburg, Mich. Star Route, Waynesburg, Ky. Route 2, Box 378, Kissimmee, Fla. 301 I Louise Drive, Nashville, Tenn. 200 Oak Street, Springfield, Tenn. 432 Trinity Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 901 S. 20th Street, New Castle, Ind. 2109 Blakemore Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 57 Paris Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 95 ' 2 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 723 N. Exeter Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. Route 2, Cookeville, Tenn. 74 Nance Lane, Nashville, Tenn. Quick, W.Va. 2119 Sadler Court, Nashville, Tenn. 12519 Dixie Highway, Valley Station, Ky. 410 6th Street, Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 518 Etna, Russell, Ky. 74 Paris Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 75 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 68 Hart Street, Nashville, Tenn. 68 Hart Street, Nashville, Tenn. White Hall, Maryland Trevecca Trailer Court, Nashville, Tenn. 1406 22nd Ave., Tuscaloosa, Ala. Route 3, Nashville, Ind. 228 Cypress Road, Portsmouth, Va. 620 N. Polk Street, Arcadia, Fla. 2007 Delaware Avenue, Jasper, Ala. 67Montgomery Avenue, Waynesburg, Pa. 609 Arch Street, Kingsport, Tenn. 816 Old Tald Road, Sylacauga, Ala. 504 Buckner Street, Maysville, Ky. 4917 Madeline Drive, Nashville, Tenn. 6300 Moorman Road, Valley Station, Ky. Route I, Fairland, Ind. 833 Barsanti Road, Memphis, Tenn. 1177 Share Drive, Daytona, Ohio 2318 7th Avenue, W., Bradenton, Fla. 1404 Vine Street, Murray, Ky. 842 Valencia Street, Jackson, Miss. 1712 Stewawrt Place, Nashville, Tenn. 2132 Beech Avenue, Macon, Ga. 554 Blaine Street, Ashtabula, Ohio Route 2, Box 24, Johns Island, S.C. 4000 N.W. 5th Avenue, Miami, Fla. Box 426, Elkin, N.C. Box 426, Elkin, N.C. 602 W. 33rd Street, Covington, Ky. 5058 Southern Parkway, Louisville, Ky. 1454 Clanton Street, Shreveport, La. Route 3, Westmoreland, Tenn. Route 5, Laurel, Miss. 155 TROXELL, Lawrence TRUESDALE, Albert, Jr. TURNEY, Joy TURNER, Don L. UNRUH, Karen VAN HOOK, James VAUGHAN, Charles VAUGHN, Ida VIARS. Dale VOSS, Genell WALDO, Kenneth WALKER, Nancy WALLACE, Betty WALLACE, Clinton D. WALLS, Emily WARD, Fred Dean WARD, Jessica WARD, Kathryn WARHURST, Joy Nell WARHURST, Charles WARREN, Janice WARREN, Phyllis WATERMAN, Richard WELCH, Margaret WELCH, Mark Leon WELCH, Melvin WELLS, Cecil. Jr. WELLS, Lois WEST, Eddie D. WESTBROOK, Wade 47 Lyle Lane, Nashville, Tenn. 627 Boulevard, Sumter, S.C. 151 Bethel Street, Hartsille. Ala. 9041 1 0th Avenue, Jacksonville, Fla. 71 Paris Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 412 Ridgecrest Drive, High Point, N.C. 54 Paris Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 132 North Street, Cleveland, Miss. 1125 Old Hickory, Nashville, Tenn. 13621 Sprecher, Cleveland, Ohio 813 Russell Street, Nashville, Tenn. 6604 Sylvania Road, Pleasant Ridge Pike, Ky. 307 1st Avenue, Gainesville, Fla. Route 3, Box 594-B, Albany, Ga. 1215 Bellshire Drive, Nashville, Tenn. 301 White Street, Shelbyville, Tenn. 3009 Bath Avenue, Ashland, Ky. 5358 Cessna Road, Memphis 9, Tenn. 89 Antioch Pike, Nashville, Tenn. 89 Antioch Pike, Nashville, Tenn. 4502 Cypress Lane, Ft. Myers, Fla. 4502 Cypress Lane, Ft. Myers, Fla. 13 Carol Road, Ormand Beach, Fla. 517 Lester, Indianapolis, Ind. 2230 W. Morris Street, Indianapolis, Ind. 3972 Christopher Street, Charleston, S.C. Trevecca Trailer Court, Nashville, Tenn. 115 Highland Avenue, Lancaster, Ky. Weldon, Iowa 2038 31st Avenue N., Birmingham, Ala. WHEELER, Jerry WHITE, Patricia WHITE, Walter WHITT, James Floyd WHITTAKER, Lloyd R. WIDENER, Joann WILLIAMS, Barbara WILLIAMS, Gilbert WILLIAMS, Mary John WILLS, Kay WILSON, Robert WISE, Forrest WISEMAN, Gene WISEMAN, Lola WITHERSPOON, Gloria WOOD, Alfred B. WOOD, Patricia WOODARD, Joyce WOODARD, Judy WOODS, Gerald WOODS, Ruth WORKMAN, John WRIGHT, Carol YORK, Betty Jean YORK, Clarence, Jr. YORK, Gerald YOUNG, Carol Jean YOUNG, Carolyn YOUNG, James YOUNG, Martha Jo YOUNG, Sylvia YOUNG, William Vallonia, Ind. Box 147, Superior, W.Va. Box I, Trevecca College, Nashville, Tenn. 408 Dailey Avenue, Frankfurt, Ky. Trevecca Trailer Court, Nashville, Tenn. 1 14 McDowell, Welch, W.Va. 328 Cavalier Boulevard, Portsmouth, Va. 78 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 101 Greenberry Circle, Fairfax, Ala. Box 32, Sandborn, Ind. Route 3, Lexington, Ala. 4808 Briarwood Drive, Nashville, Tenn. 2258 Park Avenue, New Albany, Ind. 2258 Park Avenue, New Albany, Ind. 407 Albert Drive, Sumter, S.C. 79 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Route I, Wartburg, Tenn. 944 Ott Street, Orangeburg, S.C. 944 Ott Street, Orangeburg, S.C. Route I, Box 690, Birmingham, Ala. 1251 Vultee Boulevard, Nashville, Tenn. 2823 64th Terrace S.. St. Petersburg, Fla. Route 2, Box 190, Ocala, Fla. 9939 Clyde, St. Louis, Mo. 1040 Mullanphy, Florrissant, Mo. Star Route, Pall Mall, Tenn. 1052 Houston Street, Mobile, Ala. 4057 Houston Avenue, Macon, Ga. Route 4, Box 208 B, Ocala, Fla. 416 Scott Drive, Marietta, Ga. 1052 Houston, Mobile, Ala. 517 Lester Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. 156 3 S