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

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H O M E - E C CLUB MABLE MANLY NELLE LUCKEY OFFICERS President MILDRED JONES . . . Vice-President SUE MARGARET COLE SUELLA SUSONG Sponsor Secretary-Treasurer Reoorter LaVerne Appleton Edwma Atkins Frances Carmichael Cleo Cole Margaret Cole Virginia Dickinson Frances Elam Rebecca Ellis Frances Galbraith Marjorie Hooper Mildred Jones Nelle Jones Nelle Luckey Louise McClure Annette McRae Mable Manly Frances Menzies Jessie Newman Ann Peyton Martha Reams Elizabeth Seaman Christine Simmons Nell Jean V agoner Mattie Lou Ward Home-Eco, the junior Home Economics Club, was organized in 1935. It has grown until it is now one of the outstanding clubs of the campus. Freshman and Sophomore girls having an average of B in hHome Economics are eligible for membership. The club meets twice each month at the Mary Sue Tigrett House, with two girls as hostesses. Such pro- grams as are of interest to the college girl and to the home economics student are given. Members of this club assist the members of TrI-V in some of their activities. Motto: Great home-makers from little Home-Eco ' s grow. Appleton. Atkins. Carmichael. C. Cole, S. Cole, Ellis. Galbraith. Hooper. M. Jones, N. Jones. Lucliev, Manly, Menzies. McClure. McRae. Newman. Reams. Seaman, Susong, Waggoner, Ward.

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arton, Briggs, Dunahoo. Stanphill, Susong, Tickii R U B OFFICERS ZONA BRIGGS President MARTHA DUNAHOO Secretary JASPER RAINEY Vice-President SUELLA SUSONS Sponsor FRANCES WARMATH ... Historian and Reporter MRS. M. M. SUMMAR Mother Tri-V is a dinner club composed of Junior and Senior girls who have made high scholastic rec- ords in hHome Economics. A paper, on some specific research in the field of hHome Economics, Is read by the hostess at each meeting. Mem- bers of Tri-V sponsor a number of Interesting activities on the campus during the year. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in professional home making. The club has been honored this year by hav- ing one of its members elected as State Vice- President of Student Clubs.

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These are fhe officers who so capably led fhe Society to seek the noblest things in life. Our hats are off to them for a splendid year in Enonian. ENONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS MARY SUE WESSON President LOUISE McCLURE Vice-Prerident REBECCA ELLIS Secretary NELLE LUCKEY Treasurer FRANCES WARMATH Reporter MRS. ELIZABETH LOYD Sponsor The Enonian Literary Society has been one of Union ' s most outstanding organizations for several years. It is a society of young women who have a keen interest in and appreciation of the best in music, art, and literature. The club has bi-monhtly meetings with varied programs on selected subjects in the above-mentioned fields. The motto is, Seek the noblest thing in life. The colors are black and gold, with the yellow tea rose as the flower. ilSi Appleton, Atkins, Brlnkiey, Butlei, Campbell, Carroll, Cavender Claybrc Coe, Collins, Cook, Dunahoo, Ellis, Harris, Harwell, Herrlngton. Jeter, Luckey. McClure, McDurmon, McRae. Merzies, Newman, Peyton. Stanphill, Tate, Terry, Waggoner, Warmath. Wesson, A. Williams, M. Willia