Union University - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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Armstrong, Campbell, Claybrook, CImard, Cobb, Coif Collins, Evans, Harting, Henson, Knight, Martin. Meredith, Millican, McDurmon, McRae, Nowell. OFFICERS FRED COLE President CHARLES MILLICAN First Vice-President DOROTHY LEE KNIGHT Second Vice-President TEDDY EVANS Third Vice-President VIRGINIA CLAYBROOK Secretary ZONA BRIGGS Treasurer LA VERNE JAMES Corresponding Secretary REBECCA HENSON Reporter MRS. D. W. LUCKY Faculty Adviser The B. S. U. Is a unifying link binding each student to his school, to his church, and to fellow students. The officers which make up the council of the Baptist Student Union are elect ed annually by the Baptists of the student body. So the council guides the spiritual program on the campus with the aim of Maximum Spiritual Enlightenment before them. This year the council brought Chester Swor, Professor of English at Mississippi College, to the campus to conduct the student revival with splendid results to show. This year B. S. U. has taken a great leap toward its aim and has left a solid foundation for coming years. B. S. U. COUNCIL FRED COLE resident of B S. U.

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OUR F C U L T Y Mrs. Luckev enioys the activities of Crooli MRS. D. W. LUCKEY Matron of Crook Hall Miss Onni( athe Freshrr MISS ONNIE SKINNER English A.B., Union University, 1922; A.M., George Peabody College, 1925. Mr. Tov nsend glances at his textbook be fore class. MR LYNN TOWNSEND Commercial Law and Geography LL.B., Cumberland University, 1938; B.S., Union University, 1939. Dr. Wells his prized new instri nent. DR. F. L. WELLS Education A.B., University of North Carolina, 1920; A.M., Columbia University, 1926; Ph.D., University of Iowa, 1928. Dr. Princa beams on a burette. DR. A. W. PRINCE Chemistry A.B , William Jewell College, 1904; A.M., William Jewell College, 1905; D.Sc, Union University, 1933. MISS LOUISE SUBLETTE Hostess of Tea Room Mrs Prince poses at her favorite instru- ment. MRS. A. W. PRINCE Piano and Theory B M. the Kindig School of Music; studied with Arthur Davis, Birmingham, England; Tobias Matthar, London, England, and others. MISS HAZEL ELLIS Registrar, Secretary to President A.B., Union University, 1932. Ma tries to decide which kind of be to serve. MRS. RENA SUBLETTE Hostess of Dining Hall Miss Sargent helps the worried studt to matriculate. MISS MABEL TERRY SARGENT Secretary to Dean A.B., Union University, 1935.

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L ' ALLIANCE FRANCAISE OFFICERS FRED COLE President MARY SUE WESSON Vice-President ELIZABETH MANN Secretary DOROTHY JACOBS Treasurer REBECCA ELLIS Reporter C. L. PELL Sponsor S. S, SARGENT Sponsor L ' Alliance Frangaise is a newly organized club under the direction of Professor C. L. Pell and Dean S. S. Sargent. The member- ship Is composed of students whose apprecia- tion and aptitude for the French language and its culture have been evidenced by schol- astic proficiency in the elementary and inter- mediate courses, as well as by advanced standing in the department. Informal meet- ings are held monthly for the purpose of pro- moting contact with French civilization along with conversational ability in the language. The members are: Margaret Barnett, Fred Cole, Jeanne DeMent, Rebecca Ellis, Dorothy Jacobs, Nois Jeter, Dorothy Lee Knight, Eliza- beth Mann, Leola Miller, Jessie Newman, Prof. C. L. Pell, Mary Elizabeth Raines, Nelle Jean Wagoner, Dean S. S. Sargent, Mary Sue Wesson, Frances Tate, Wllburn Taylor.