University of Tennessee Chattanooga - Moccasin Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1949 volume:

31.8 Annan! UNIVERSITY UE EDHATTANUUEA THE B N EEN HUNDRED EUHTY-NINE V AE A ll .Q-Q! W I f QQ- X X X U X X X .iHiiffifi. 2049 HAVING FAITH IN THE FUTURE AND FEELING THAT THERE WILL EXIST AND GRADUATE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF CHAT- TANOOGA A CLASS ONE HUNDRED YEARS FROM NOW, WE THE CLASS OF 1949 RECORD OUR LIFE AND ACTIVITY TODAY AND PRESENT THIS RECORD TO THE FUTURE IN A TIME CAPSULE. WE GREET YOU . . . WE HOPE THAT WHEN YOU OPEN THIS CAPSULE THE WORD WAR WILL HAVE AN ARCHAIC MEAN- ING. WAR, AS WE KNOW IT, IS SOMETHING THAT NATIONS, OR RATHER THE GOVERNMENTS OF NATIONS, RESORT TO WHEN THEY CAN NO LONGER REACH AGREEMENTS. WE HAVE JUST EXPERIENCED ONE OF THE WORST CATASTROPHIES WHICH HAS BEFALLEN MANKIND, AND WE ARE AGAIN UNDER THE THREAT OF ANOTHER CONFLICT WHICH MAY INVOLVE THE WHOLE WORLD. U E HUNDRED YEARS ----- SOME OF OUR LEADING SCIENTISTS TELL US THAT TEN YEARS FROM NOW THE HUMAN RACE, CIVILIZATION AS WE KNOW IT, MAY NOT EXIST. BECAUSE WE REFUSE TO BELIEVE THESE SCIENTISTS AND BECAUSE WE HAVE PLACED OUR FAITH IN THOSE WHO HAVE MORE CONFIDENCE IN THE ENDURING DESTINY OF MAN, WE HAVE PLANTED THIS TIME CAPSULE TO PROVE OUR FAITH IN HUMANITY AND THE HARDINESS OF OUR RACE. WE LIKE TO THINK OF YOU AS OUR DESCENDENTS IN TIME. ONE HUNDRED YEARS FROM TODAY YOU WILL OPEN THIS CAPSULE AND WILL HAVE BEFORE YOU THIS FAIR, IF NOT COMPLETE, RECORD OF OUR EVERYDAY LIFE . . . THE CLOTHES WE WEAR, THE GAMES AND ACTIVITIES IN WHICH WE PARTICI- PATE, SUBJECT MATTER OF OUR COLLEGE COURSES, SCIENCE IN ITS INFANCY, THE SHORT RECORD OF THE HUMANITIES, THE GREAT EXPERIMENT OF OUR AMERICAN DEMOCRACY . . IN SHORT YOU WILL HAVE SOME IDEAS OF OUR WAY OF LIFE. WE WANT YOU TO UNDERSTAND US AND OUR WAY OF LIFE. LIKE ALL OTHER GRADUATING CLASSES, WE FEEL THAT WE MIGHT HAVE SOME OF THE ANSWERS TO THE PROBLEMS OF THE WORLD. WE FEEL, SINCE WE ARE ALL VETERANS, THAT WE ARE A MORE MATURE CLASS THAN ANY WHICH HAS EVER BEEN GRADUATED FROM THIS UNIVERSITY. VET- ERANS? YES, SOME OF US ARE ACTUALLY VETERANS OF THE ARMED FORCES WHO FOUGHT IN WORLD WAR II, AND THE REST OF US ARE VETERANS OF SACRIFICE, MISGIVINGS AND FEAR . . . ALL WANTING A BETTER WORLD FOR OURSELVES AND FOR POSTERITY. THEREFORE, WE SALUTE YOU THE CLASS OF 2049 AND DEDI- CATE THIS ISSUE OF OUR SCHOOL PUBLICATION, HOPING THAT IT WILL GIVE YOU A RECORD OF OUR LIVES AND EXPRESS TO YOU A PROMISE FOR YOUR FUTURE. fl ... fi: Y , ..----5--- ,,,, , YW . ,, ,Mffwv 'mm -mama' f. , nf- .-nw MQ - vviawm 2, wwf: wwf arg YA J gr f -'ErJ1e'7'v1.i 5--M u , B- -NN ml za :vmwr 1, 1 : jj , ww -1 , -mwfuw , New ax. ,mm 45' UMENTS.AND EEASIUNS UQLEETEUIN A - QMPLETE LHUM IGNIFYING UUH NTEHESTIN r QEMEBENDINGIJFE 6w X 'H fl Typ! yr fl xl I I! x , in ss 1 1 H M. 4 ss Q ? af W f H L WT W mu A lf1 N 4 ,W HJ H MJ H M XJ 1 T zxr1L'm JN? I X w WL L +L Q. J f H -- Ll mlb if P I ,V 4 F1 W f w NN ' 1 Li - - - DEDICATED TD THE we have expressed nur faith in humanity in uur letter tu the class uf ED49. Herein We dedicate this puhlicatiun tu that class and tu that faith. The class uf 1949 respectfully and sincerely pledges a living effurt tu perpetuate the existence uf the University uf Ehattanuuga thruugh faith in ideals we have expressed. May yuu have as rnuch faith in yuur future as we have in uurs. CLASS UF E049 4 I I A 1 Q ' r g' 2 'lagitfqx V , w v 1 f W W +9 x x UUH PRESIDENT vin A.LUl:HM1LL13H RRR SR .R REGISTRAR MAXWELL A. SMITH Dean and Professor of modern languages A.B., A.M., University of Wisconsing Docteur de I'Universite de MAXWELL A- SMITH Paris REUBEN S. HOLLAND Associate Dean and Director of the Evening College A.B., A.M. Emory University DOROTHY HARRIS WOODWORTH Dean of Students and Director of Admissions BETTY BLOCKER Registrar REUBEN S. HOLLAND BETTY BLOCKER DOROTHY HARRIS VVOODVVORTH - Q an PAEULTY F irsl Row: O HILDA ANACKER Modern Languages, Cur- riculum Committee. 0 ROBERT ANACKER, Modern Languages, Student Honors Committee. 0 GEORGIA BELL, Home Economics, Evening Col- lege Committee. Second Row: 0 VV. K. BUTTS, Biology, Curriculum Commit- tee. 0 J, S, CALLAVVAY, Classics, Fraternities' Committee, Library Committee, Standards and Evaluations Committee. 0 KENNETH CAR- PENTER, Physical Education, Athletics Commit- tee, Regulations Committee. Third Row: 0 R. D. CARTER, English, Student Publica- tions Committee, Student Honors Committee. 0 ESTHER L. DAVIS, Physics, Catalogue Com- mittee. O ROBERT C, DELK, History, Library Committee. Fourth Row: 0 JOYCE EVANS, Chemistry, Student Activities Committee. O PEGGY EVANS, Physical Educa- tion, Student Activities Committee. 0 STAN- LEY FOVVLER, Religion. Fifth Row: O MARJORIE FOX, Chemistry, Catalogue Com- mittee. 0 K, A. FRY, Biology, Standards and Evaluations Committee. Q LOUISE GEER, Eng- lish, Catalogue Committee. Sixth Row: 0 SITZANNE GOLDBERGER, Physical Science. D J, T. GRAY, Mathematics. O I. VV. GROTE, Chemistry, Carnegie Research and Creative Activity Committee, Graduate Studies Committee, Honorary Degrees Committee, Chairman. Seventh Row: 0 GAIL HAMMOND, Art, Catalogue Com- mittee. 0 S. J. HIGGINBOTHAM, Economics and Commerce, Chairman of Co-op Education Committee. 0 MARTHA HILL, Economics and Commerce, Catalogue Committee, Honorary De- grees Committee, Student Publications Committee. LTY O OLIVER HODGE, Modern Languagesg Stand- ards and Evaluations Committee. 0 CLAUDINE JEULIN, Modern Languages. O E. S. LIND- SEY, Englishg Chairman of Chapel Committeeg Graduate Studies Committeeg Honorary Degrees Committee. Second Row: O J. VV. LIVINGOOD, History: Chairman of Carnegie Research and Creative Activity Commit- teeg Eventing College Committee: Graduate Studies Committee. 0 B. K. MACGAVV, Physical Scienceg Regulations Committee. I VVINSTON MASSEY, Mathematicsg Chairman of Fraternities Committee. Third Row: 0 M. S. MCCAY, Social Scienceg Student Honors Comittecg Regulations Committee. C ELEANOR MCGILLIARD, Physical Educationg Student Guid- ance Committeeg Co-op Education Committee. O R. A. MERRILL, Engineeringg Co-op Education Committee. F ourtb Row: I MRS. HERMAN MYERS, Biology. 0 PLACIDO PACHECO, Modern Languages. 0 C. C. PAGE, English: Fraternities Committeeg Stu- dent- Activities Committee. F iftlv Row: O PAUL L. PALMER, Education: Curriculum Committeeg Chairman of Graduate Studiesg Chair- man of Standards and Evaluations Committee: Student Guidance Committee, 0 MANKER PATTEN, English. 0 JEAN PETITT, Eng- lislt. S ixtlo Row: 0 SARAH PHILLIPS, Economics and Cnmmerceg Library Committee. 0 VVEIMER PURSELL, Artg Co-op Education Committee. O STUART PURSER, Art. Seventh Row: 0 KARL G. REGNOLDS, Economics anti Com- merce. O CULVER II. SMITH, History. 0 EDGAR K. SMITH, Education. EULTY 0 HOWARD SUTTON, Modern Languagesg Radio Committee. I WILLIAM O, SWAN, SR., Chemistry. I TERRELL TATUM, Modern Languagesg Radio Committeeg Curriculum Com- mittee. First Row: Second Row: 0 GODFREY TIETZE, Philosophy and Religion. 0 THERESA WALLER, Historyg Publications Committeeg Standards and Evaluations Committee. 0 IRENE WHEELEY, Home Economicsg Student Activities Committee. GRADUATE STUDE 4? HASKEW STANTON, B.M. Organ student of Miss M cl lwraitb 4? DR. ALEXANDER GUERRY O God our Father, the light of the faithful, the strength of those who labor, and the repose of those who depart this life in faith, we remember before thee in this hour thy servant, our former President, who labored among us, who guided us, and who inspired our thoughts and efforts in behalf of Christian education. We bless thee for his kindly human spirit, for his keen sense of justice, for his discerning sense of value, for the outreach of his vision, for his abiding faith in the reality of the spiritual, and for the courage and fearlessness which characterized his leadership in our college and in our community. VVe rejoice today that thou didst give him to us for a few years to lead our institution through a serious crisis to greater opportunities for service. Thanks be to thee for the hallowed influence of his personality on teachers, stu- dents, and people of the community, and for our abiding heritage in the fruits of his labors. Through thy providence thou didst call him to a Wider sphere of service, and we rejoice that through thy grace thou didst lead him to notable achievement in his last field of labor. Guide and uphold our sister institution, so suddenly and sorely bereft of his leadership, and that the tasks he undertook in her behalf may be carried on to full fruition, Father of mercies, comfort and sustain with thy presence those most dear to him, and especially her who has been the comrade of his heart and his labors through the years. -GOD FREY TIETZE 17 EADEE EU HAROLD CADEK Director First Row: D I.eROY ANSPACH, Piano. I JOHN CASALE, Violin. O MRS. LILLIAN CADEK DAME, Violin and Piano. 0 0 MAY SPENCER HICKMAN, Piano. 0 -MRS. FRANCIS HALL HILL, Piano. 0 ISA MCILWRAITI-I, Music, Organ, EBV TUHY The Cadelc Conservatory of the University of Chat- tanooga is an institution in which Chattanoogans may well take pride. The Chattanooga Symphony, under the baton of Arthur Plettnerg The Chattanooga Opera As- sociation, directed by Dr. and Mrs. Werner Wolffg The Chattanooga Civic Chorus, conducted by Oscar Millet-3 and the Casale Ensemble, under John Casale are just a few of the activities enjoyed by the many Conservatory students. These activities and others help to explain the high standing of the Department of Music, the only Department of the University of Chat- tanooga oifering a Master's Degree. and Choir Mastery Chapel Committeeg Faculty Committee on Student Activities. 0 J. OSCAR MILLER, Voice. Second Row: 0 ARTHUR PLETTNER, Musicg Curriculum Committee. 0 C. D.' RUSHWORTH, Band and Music. 0 HARRY SHUB, Violin. DMI ISTHATU First Row: l TELFAIR BROOKE, JR., Alumni Secretary. 0 MRS. VVARD BUHRMAN, Assistant Comptroller. 0 MARTHA CAMPBELL, Secretary, Registrar's Office. 0 MRS, HENRY CULLOM, JR., Secretary, Business Office. 0 MARY I-IALE, Assistant Librarian. I VIRGINIA I-IELLMAN, Secretary to the President. 0 CAROLYN HODGE, Absence Clerk. 0 BETTY JOHNSON, Secretary, Business Office. Second Row: 0 MRS. GLADYS MARTIN, Housemother to the Girls' Dormi- tory. 0 ANITA STEPHENS PATTON, Librarian Assistant. 0 ALBERT RANKIN, Purchasing Agent. 0 MRS. MAY SAUNDERS, Secretary to the Dean. O I. R. THOMASSON, Manager Bookstore. 0 JAMES G. UMBARGER, Bursar. 0 CLARA BRACKEN WASHBURN, Reference Librarian. 0 PATSY WILLS, Private Exchange Operator. Third Row: O ANN IRVING XNOOD, Librarian Assistant. 0 CHARLES G. WRIGHT, Director, Shop and Maintenance. STANLEY F. BRETSKE Vift'-PI'L'JiL1'L'IZl and Com ptrollrr acfive aL eff Am! el'lC0ll,l'a,g Aucce earching mincls E S, Q.. aww A a Y, H . .J mm JJ' .44msr..Qam, M x ' , m. '.'. . -mg hs Q. :T iyvux 'Q :fy-Q NJA' HEX he .,s2x'xW B mx is H , U, xx:va ' - ..'s1mE ' X usa ww r-gh mgmzgmm R my 'mM'?'fW -E was ' Qs' - . y , .,, , ' qv . PML-figw WW 53- gg, H A332255 sw ' 1 ' H Hz'-aww my A SE IUHELA OFFICERS JACK HOOVER A... W ..,..... .,.......... P resident JOHN CHAMBERS ....,, ,...,.,..,. V impfefidfnf DCRIS LYONS - ,.... - ..,................. smfdfy LIBBY TIPTON WEBB. ........ ........... T reasurer MARY MAC FENN ADAMS RQ VVcstmi nster Fel lowship, '45- '46, '46-'47, Y.VV.C.A., '45- '46. '46-'+7. '47-'+R:W-A-A-. '46-'47, '47-'48g Vice-President, '48-'49g Les: Independents, ,47- '45l, '48-'49g Tri Beta, '47-'48, '48-'49, llonor Council, '47- '4S, '48-'4,9g Mocettcs, '48-'49g VVho':s XVho in American Col- leges and l'nivcrsities, Kappa Chi Epsilon, '47-'48, '48-'49. JOANNE MARIE ADKINS AAU Kappa Chi Epsilon, '45-'46, Treasurer Alpha Delta Pi, '47-'48, '48-'49, President Mocettes, '47-'48, President X-V.A.A., '43-'-+99 Co-cd Co- tillion, '48-'49, XV.A.A., '46- '47, '48-'49, Y.XV.C.A., '46-'47, '48-11.9. MILTON C. AOLER l-Iillel Council: Nnn-Fr:IleI'- nity: Professional Business Club. JACK R. AGNEW, JR. EX lniversity Players: Profes- sional Business Club. GRACE TAYLOR ALLEN Y.VV.C.A.g Newman Club, University Playersg Art Clubg VVomen's Athletic Association, JACK WEST ALLISON Football, '46g Trainer, '4.8g C Club. ROBERT K. ANDERSON MOCCASIN Assistant Edi- tor, '48-'49g University Play- ers, Publicity Chairman. FLORAPEARL ARMSTRONG QM President, Phi Mu, '48-'4.9g Y.VV.C.A., Treasurer, '47-'48g Quadrangle Club, Vice-Presi- dent, '48-'49, Alpha Lambda Delta: President, '48-'49, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Der Deutsche Kreisg Vice-Presi- dent, '48-'49, International Relations Clubg Kappa Chi Epsilon, YVomen's Pan-Hcl- lenic Council, Treasurer, '48-'49- THESE IUPI CLASS THESE lUl3l CLASS ROBERT HOWELL BAKER, JR. mo University Players, '47-'48, '48-'493 Transfer from Van- derbiltg Retail Co-op Club, y43',49- HARRY B. AU IIKA Vice-President, '48-'49g Pi Kappa Alphag Y.M.C.A.g Professional Business Club: Methodist Fellowshipg U, of C. Choirg Men's Glee Club. WILLIAM G. BAKER AXA J. D. BALES, JR. GEORGE BARKER Non-Fraternityg Y. M. C. A. '45-'46g Ministerial Club, '45 '46, '47-'48, '49- BILL BARKER IIKA Professional Business Club. HAROLD L. BARROWS Gamma Sigma Epsilong Vice- President, '48-'49, Roy AYERS BAXTER MARGARET ROANE BELCHER X9 Rush Chairman Chi Omega, '46-'47g Secretary ClIi Omega, '47-'48, President Chi Omega, '48-'49, VV.A.A., '47-48, '48- '4,9g Y.W.C.A., '46-'47, '48- '49g Co-ed Cotillion, '48-,493 Choir, '45-'46g VVomen's Pan- Hellenic Councilg Secretary, '48-'49g Methodist Group, '45- '46. '47-'48- WILLIAM ROBERT BERG ZX Wrestling, Captain, '48-'49g Football, '45-'48, C Club, '45, Secretary, '47. BETTY Jo BISHOP Choir. '45-'46, '47-'48s Y.VV.C.A.g Secretary of Inde- pendents, '48g Professional Business Club, ,47- JAMES L. BoLToN JOHN B. BONNEY II KA Treasurer of Pi K a p p a Alpha, '47-'48g Professional Business Club. WILLIAM C. BOWMAN lf. of C, Engineers' Club. MARVIN MURRAY BRACKIN Der Deutsche Kreis. RICHARD D. BRADY, JR. EX C Club. THESE IUH ELASS THE SE IUH CLASS CHARLES LEROY BRICKELL OX U. of C. Choir, Men's Glee Club. DEFORREST BROOKE IIKA Y.M,C.A., '46-'47-'48, Secre- tary of Pi Kappa Alpha, '47, President of Pi Kappa Alpha, '.1.8g International Relations Club, '46-'47, Vice-President, '48, Professional Business Club, Charter Member MOC- CASIN, '47, Editor, '48-'49, Pi Gamma Mu, '4.8g Inter- Fraternity Council '48g Pub- lications Committee, '48, Blue Key, '49, VVho's VVho in American Universities and Colleges, '48. MARTHA BROOKS HIFI' Y.VV.C.A.g VVomen's Athletic Association, CO-ed Cotillion. CHARLES SAMUEL BROWN FRED E. BROWN MARY EDNA BUCHANAN XS? Transfer from Averett Col lege, MOCCASIN, '48, Asso- ciate Editor MOCCASIN '49, Chi Omega Rush Chair- man, '48, Y.VV.C.A., '48-21.9 JAMES C. CALDWELL, JR. W. C. CARTER JoE CASE LYMAN M. COLLIE, JR. Alpha Phi Omega: Secretary University Engineers' Club, '48-'49- JOHN CHAMBERS .YK Secretary Sigma Chig Vice- Presidcnt Senior Classy Sul- dcnt Council. KENNETH COCHRANE U. of C. Choirg U, of C. Band. G HENRY COFRANCESCO Non-Fraternityg Tri Beta Ills toriang Pre-Med Society Sec retary-Treasurer, '49 EORGE E. COLE Non-Fraternity. J. KENNETH COURTENAY Non-Fraternity. LORNA ANDREAE CRAVEN Art Clubg President, '46 '47, French Clubg Secretary, ! I 47- 48- 'l'-HE LA SS , THESE lUiB,E-liflgg Roy C. CRAVEN, JR. Art Clubg President, '46, Chattanooga Art Association Scholarship, ,47- JOI-IN CRISMAN HKA Professional Business Club. VIRGINIA CULLOM AAA Y.VV.C.A., '48-'49, Cabinetg Transfer from Brenau Col- lege, MOCCASIN, '48, MOCCASIN, Associate Edi- tor, '49, University Players, '47-'48 '48-'49, Publication Committee. HAROLD DAVENPORT University Players, U. of C. Choir. RAYMOND M. DAVIS GX Professional Business Club. HOWARD AUSTIN DERRICK AXA Vice-President Lambda Chi Alpha. MARY KATHERINE DIEFENBACI-I BQ Y.VV.C.A.g Newman Club. JAMES FRANK DORRIS, JR. i EX i U.C. Engineers' Clnbg New- man Club, Treasurer of Sigma Chi, '48-'49. GEORGE A. DYKE JOHN DYKE Non-Fraternityg Col l egi u m Musicumg U. of C. Choir. ERNESTINE ELDRIDGE Non-Fraternityg Baptist Stu- dent Uniong President Col- legium Musicumg Secretary- Treasurerg U. of C. Choir. LoN A. ELDRIDGE GX Treasurer of Theta Chig Y.M.C.A.g Professional Busi- ness Clubg Treasurer Men's Glee Clubg University Play- ers. MARION V. ELLIS ROBERT A. ELMORE Non-Fraternityg Professional Business Clubg Vllestminster Fellowshipg Alpha Phi Omegag Vice-President. MATTIE JANE FARISS Non-Fraternityg Y. W. C. A. g Methodist Fellowship. JAMES EARL FLEGAL THESE IUHELASS THIE SE IUH CLASS DORTHEA FLENNIKEN -HBKI' Y.W.C.A.g Beta Beta Beta: NV.A.A. MARY ELIZABETH FORD Non-Fraternity, Professional Business Clubg Publicity Chairman, '47-'48, Newman Club, Echo Staff, ,47-,48. MARTHA FOSTER HBIIP Y.VV.C.A.g Honor Council Indoctrination Committeeg MOCCASIN, '48-'49, Meth- odist- Fellowshipg Student Body Pianist, Transfer from Vifesleyan College. Souls Fon' Hillel Councilg 'Colleginm Musicumg Der Deutsche Kreisg U. of C. Choir. MARSHALL Fox Professional Business Club International Relations Club MARY WILSON FULGUM 'XYZ Y.VV.C.A.g Methodist Fellow- ship, Art Clubg Co-ed Co- tillion Club. jot-:N RALPH GADD JACK HOOVER GDAZ Vice-President Phi Delta Sigma, '48, President Phi Delta Sigma, '49, President Senior Class, Vice-President Student Council, Blue Keyg President, 149g Rules and Regulation Committee, '47-'48- '4.9g International Relations Club, Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil, '47-'48-'49, C Club, '47-'48-'49, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. ox-:N S. GAMBLE, JR. MARILY GAMBLE XD Y.NV.C.A. MURRAY GARBER i LEE GENTRY GX ' ' ' .A levi' w -ff I , 1 .1 , , JAMES E. GIESEMANN Non-Fraternityg Gamma Sigma Epsilong President, '48g Der Deutsche Kreisg Presi- dent, '48, VVILLIAM GLADISH Art Club. JOHN F. GREGORY Gamma Sigma Epsilon FRANCES E. GREISER X9 Y-W-C-A-, '45-'46, '47-'48 s W - A -A -, '45-'46, '47-'48 : Co-ed Cotillion, '47g Secre- tary, 21.85 MOCCASIN, '48-'49 TH E SE IUH EL 31 ASS T-HE SE IGH ELASS BETTY KIMSEY GWIN Non-Fraternity, Y. W. C. A. 5 Program Chairman, '47-'48g Alpha Lambda Delta, '46g Senior Advisor, '48-'49g Beta Beta Beta, 14.7-'49, President l48'l49Q Der Deutsche Kreis, '47',49Q Co-ed Cotillion, Y47' ,493 Quadrangle, ,4.9, Baptist Student Union, Vice-Presi- dent, '47-'48. STANLEY HALL CAMIELOU HALLAM Non-Fraternity. PAUL J. I-IAMMEL JAMES SANFORD I-IANKINS 'BAE Professional Business Club, '47-'48, '48-21.95 Chapel Com- mittee, '48-'49g MOCCASINQ Corresponding Secretary Phi Delta Sigma, '47, Secretary, '48, FRANK HARRIS Gamma Sigma Epsilon. I JOHN E. HARRIS 'DAB Professional Business Club. RUTH ANN HARRIS KIIM Registrar Scholarship Phi Mu, '48, Y.W.C.A., Baptist Student Uniong Art Club. ARTHUR L. I-IEALAN, JR. Mcthoclist Fellowshipg Classics Club. BETTY jo HENDERSON XS! Transfer from Mary Baldwin Collegeg Art Club, '47-21.83 Y.W.C.A., '47-'483 Vllestmins- ter Fellowshipg Secretary, '.i8g Vocations and Publicity Chair- man of Chi Omega, '4S. DOROTHY R. HOEACK ' ' rm-It Y.W.C.A.g Professional Busi- ness Clubg Art Clubg Inter- national Relations Club. KATHERINE VIRGINIA HOLLAND KA6 Transfer from Sophie New- comb College. CREED HOODENPYLE, JR. ROBERT F. I-IOPPER IIKA Treasurer of Pi Kappa Alpha, '48-'49g Honor Coun- cil Indoctrination Committee, '48-'49g Professional Business Clubg Secretary, '47-'49g In- ternational Relations Club, '48-'49s Band. '46-'47s MOC- CASIN, '47-'48, '48-'49g Pi Gamma Mu, ,47',48, '48-l49. WALTER S. HORSLEY AXA President Lambda Chi Alphag Collegium Musicumg Inter- Fraternity Councilg U. of C Choir. HAROLD K. I-'IUDDLESTUN THESE TUB r3Lf1I5's THE ELIZABETH HUDSON Y.W.C.A.g Co-ed Cotillion, '4.8g Beta Beta Beta, '48, Transfer from Brenau Col- lege. CARL TERRELL I-IUGGINS Non-Fraternityg M e t h o d i st Fellowship g U. of C. Choir. CHARLES EDGAR HUGHES RONALD LANCE HYDE, SR. SE IUH CL S5 JAMES M. Isou IIKA Professional Business Club '47-'48g Y.M.C.A., '48, Inter- Fraternity Council, '48g Sec- retary Student Council, '48, MOCCASINQ Blue Key, ,49 BASIL IRWIN 9X Vice-President of Theta Chi, '47, Pledge Marshall, '48. JOHN C. JAKES, JR. JOHN JOLLEY, JR. AXA International Relations Club. C. Azvios JOHNSON Sigma Tau Delta. 'CLAY JOHNSON JACQUELINE JOHNSON AAII Y.VV.C.A.g W.A.A.g Election Committee, '48-'49g Co-ed Co- tilliong Secretary, '47-'48g Vice-President, '48-'49. MARTHA JOHNSON .AAH Kappa Chi Epsilong Treas- urer, ,4QQ Co-ed Cotilliong University Choirg Y.W.C.A. BETTY JOHNSTON Non-Fraternityg Y.W.C.A.g Methodist Fellowshipg Art Clubg Treasurer, ,47. JOSEPHINE KILLIAN Alpha Lambda Deltag Vice- Presidenr, ,4.7'l.1,8Q Westmins- ter Fellowship. JAMES WILLIAM KIMBELL Joi-IN N. KLEIN, JR. Professional Business Clubg Newman Clubg Pi Gamma Mug International Relations Clubg Vice-President. THE -SE I-Ull-CL ss THESE IUH CLASS Bzzrryn KRUG l'IBfIP Corresponding Secretary Pi Beta Phi, Moccettes, Vice- President, '48-'49, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A., Echo Staff, '45, Newman Club, '45-'46. PHIL S. KRUG Y .M . C . A . , Vice-President, '48-'49, Blue Key, Corre- sponding Secretary, '48-'49, Sigma Tau Delta, President, '48-'49- LOWRY LAMB, JR. IIKA Y.M.C.A., '46-'47-'48, Secre- tary, ,47-'48, Professional Business Club, Charter Mem- ber, Secretary, 5,7-'45, Presi- dent, ,48-,492 University Play- ers, '46-'57, President, '48',49Q International Relations Club, '47-'48-'49s Blue,Key, '48-'49s P1 Gamma Mu, 47-.485 Cam- pus Religxous Council, '47-'48, MOCCASIN, '47-'48, '48-'49, Retail Co-op Club, Who's Who in American Universi- ties and Colleges. - FREDERICK D. LANSFORD, JR. AXA Der Deutsche Kreis, '47. ROBERT J. Lszpsn AXA Art Club, '46-'47-'48, Treas- urer, '47, Echo Staff, '48, VVestminster Fellowship. Geoizcs N. LERCH Non-Fraternity, Professional Business Club 5 Methodist Fellowship. DEENE Russ LEVENTHAL Hillel Council, Non- Fraternity. DAVID GRAHAM Lirz University Engineers' Club, '48-'49, University Players, '48-'49- jot-:N LOGAN JAMES F. Lows ALBERT R. LUCAS GEORGE LUCAS Phi Kappa Phi, '45, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, '48, JOSEPH D. LYNCH QA2 C Club, '45, Vice-President Phi Delta Sigma, '45, Pledge Captain, '46-47, Sergeant at Arms, '48, President Dormi- tory Council, '46-'47-'48. DORIS LYONS X0 University Players, '47, Alpha Lambda Delta, '46, Kappa Chi Epsilon, '45, President, '48, Echo, '46-'47, Accent, '48-'49, Best Dancer, '45, Betty Co-ed, '48, Co-ed C0- tillion, '47, Treasurer, '48, Secretary Junior Class, '47- '48, Secretary Senior Class, '48-'49, Best Pledge, Chi Omega, '46, Pledge Scholar- ship Award, '46, Pledge Trainer of Chi Omega, '46- '47, Women's Pan-Hellenic Council, '47, Student Chapel Committee, '45, Vice-Presi- dent Chi Omega, '48, W.A.A., 46, Y.VV.C.A., '45-'49, Art Club, '45-'49, Quadrangle, '47, President, '48, Miss U.C., '49, Homecoming Queen, '48, VVho's VVho in American Uni- versities and Colleges. ROBERT MEYER Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Der Deutsche Kries. Joi-:N L. MA:-:AN THE SE IUH EL SS THESE IUH ELASS RALPH EUGENE MAHAN VIRGINIA MARTIN Y.W.C.A.g Collegium Musi- cumg U, of C. Choir. ROBERT MASON HKA LUCILLE MANSEIELD X52 Transfer from Ward-Bel- montg Y.W.C.A.g Methodist Fellowshipg VV.A.A. Juv: MAYHELD fIwAE C Club. CARL MCCOLLUM Blue Key: Sigma Tau Delta. HARTSELL Form MCCURRY Gamma Sigma Epsilon. BETTY MCFARLIN KA Home Economics Clubg Vice- President, '46-'47g Art Club, '45-'46g Co-ed Cotillionq President, '48-'49g W.A.A.g Y.W.C.A.g Sorority Sports Captain, '48-'49, MARJ ORIE ANN McGAvocIc Echo Staff, '45-'46, '47-'48, '48-'49s Y-W-C-A-. '45-'49s Board, '47-'48g P u b l ic it y Chairman, '48-'49g Co-ed Co- tlllion, '46-'49g Independents, '45-'49g Treasurer, '47-'48g President, '48-'49g Methodist Fellowshipg VVho's VVho in American Universities and Collegesg Quadrangle. - Joi-IN MCKENZIE, JR. IIKA Professional Business Club. VIRGINIA MERRIAM AAU W.A.A.g Y.VV.C.A.g Pledge President of Alpha Delta Pig Sigma Tau Deltag Beta Beta Betag Home Economics Clubg Treasurer, '4Sg Mocettesg Treasurer, '47-'IISQ Vice- President Alpha Delta Pi, '47-'48g Secretary Alpha Delta Pi, '48-'49s 130110, '46-'47. '47- '48g Newman Club. JOHN D. LYNCI-I Professional Business Club. ELSIE MILBURN Methodist Fellowshipg Art Club. GEORGE ROLAND MILES AXA University Choirg Male Glee Clubg Collegium Musicum. CALVIN EUGENE MILLAIID EX l EARL MILLER Collegium Musicumg Sigma Delta Pig President, '47-'48g U. of C. Choir. THE SE IU-Pt CL Qs TH-E SE IUHELASS MARTHA MILLER Non-Fraternity, Y. W. C. A. Art Club. BEN H. MILLICAN LESLIE MILLIGAN IIBIIJ Vice-President of Pi Beta Phi, '49, Pledge Supervisor, '48, VV.A.A., Vice-President, '49, Honor Council Indoctri- nation Committee, '48, Elec- tion Committee, '48, Treas- urer of Sophomore Class, '47, Quadrangle Club, Secretary- Treasurer, ,49 MOCCASIN, Kappa Chi Epsilon, Vice- President, '49, Co-ed Cotil- lion Club, '48, Treasurer VVomen Pan-Hellenic Council, '48, Mocette Club, Secretary, '49, Best Dressed Girl, ,47, SAYLE ANDREWS MILNE HBH? Transferred from Shorter Col- lege, Best Pledge of Pi Beta Phi, '46, Assistant Treasurer, '47, Program Chairman, ,47- '48, Kappa Chi Epsilon, '47-,48, '48-'49, International Relations Club, '47, Secretary, '47-'48, University Players, '47-'48, '48-'49, VVestminster Fellowship, Chapel Commit- tee, '48-'49, House Council Member for Girls' Dormi- tory, '48-'49- FRANK MooRE PI-IYLLIs MooRE X9 Transferred from Wesleyan '48, '48-'49, Y.W.C.A,, '48- College, MOCCASIN, ,47- '49Q Westminster Fellowship, '48-'49, Co-ed Cotillion Club. JOHN E. MORELAND EX President of Sigma Chi, Pro- fessional Business Club, Meth- odist Fellowship, '48-'49, In- ter-Fraternity Council, '49. WILLIAM BURTON MORGAN EX -lox-IN MORRISON ZX Vice-President Sigma Chi, '48-'49, Newman Club, '46- '47 - '48 - ,49Q Inter-Fraternity Council, Treasurer, '48-'49. RATUS C. MOSLEY . CHARLES W. MOULTON 0X Sigma Pi Sigma Prize for Freshman Physics, '47, Inter- national Relations Club, '47, Phi Eta Sigma Charter mem- ber, '47, Der Deutsche Kreis, '47, Choir, '47-'48, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, '48, Treas- urer, '48-'49, Alpha Phi Omega Charter Member, '43, Treasurer, '48, Secretary Theta Chi, '47-'48, President, '48-'49, Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil, '.1.8-'49, Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities, '48, Engineers' Club. MYRTICE AILEEN MOULTON 'PM Vice-President Phi Mu, '48- '49, Y.W.C.A., University Players, Secretary, '48-'49, International Relations Club, MOCCASIN, '48-'.t9. RICHARD NEIDHARDT 'IPAQ Transfer from Georgia Tech, Art Club President, Sigma Tau Delta, Echo, Art Edi- tor, Accent, Editor-In-Chief, MOCCASIN, Art Editor, Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities, Blue Key. WILLIAM C. NEWTON AXA ROBERT D. NOLAN Gamma Sigma Epsilon, '48. MARTIN Ona OX President of Theta Chi, '47- '48, Professional Business Club, '47-'49, Inter-Fraternity Council, '47-21.8. 'THE SE IUAH EL SS -THE SE 1011 IJLASMS MORTON PACE OX Engineering Club. MAR JORIE ANN PARKS HBR President Pi Beta Phi, '48-'49g Y.W.C.A.g Quadrangle Clubg Sigma Tau Deltag Secretary Rules and Regulation Com- mitteeg International Rela- tions Clubg Kappa Chi Epsi- long Co-ed Cotillion Clubg lfVomen's Pan-Hellenic Coun- cilg President, '48-'49. GEORGE M. PARsoNs HORTON PEDIGO N o n - Fraternityg Engineers' Club. LOUISE PERKINS QM Secreta ry Phi Mu, '4.8g Y.W.C.A.3 Methodist Fellow- ship. JARRETT PHARR LOWELL PHILLIPS International Relations Club. THOMAS R. P1-nLLxPs, JR. GX Gamma Sigma Epsilon, '489 American Chemistry Society, '48g Baptist Student Union, '48. B. W. POWELL fI1AE NED F. POWELL WILLIAM O. POWELL rofessional Business Club. DYKES L. Pnurrr BETTY PROVINCE IIBHP Y.W.C.A.g Westminster Fel- lowshipg Co-ed Cotillion Clubg Mocette Club. CHARLES D. RICHARDS GX Secretary Theta Chi, '48-'49 Gamma Sigma Epsilon. 101-IN RICHARDS U. of C. Choir. J. PATTON RUNGEE THE 513 IUII E'L 55 THE SE IUH EL S5 I-IOMER ROBINSON CARL BRUCE RODEN WAYMON RosE FIPAE Professional Business Club. BARNEY L. R011-1, JR. HKA Y.M.C.A. Secretary, '46g Treasurer, '47g Track Team, '42-'46g Sigma Delta Pig Spanish Award, '47g Echo Staff, '41, '46, '48g Southern Accent, '4.7g Best Dressed Boy. '49- GLENN STURDWAN1' Baptist Student Uniong Inter national Relations Club. JAMES SANDERS GENE SCHIMPE EX Y.M.C.A.g Professional Busi- ness Clubg Election Commit- tee, '49. HENRY E. SCRUDDER Engineers' Club. DAVID SEBASTIAN Beta Beta Beta. ROBERT R. SEBASTIAN Beta, Beta Betng Vice- President. FRANK CLEMENTS SHAW, JR. PAUL SHEPHERD EX EUGENE NILES SHRADER TIKA University Playersg Best Fam- ily Man, ,49- CARL SHUTTING Assistant Testing and Guidance. FRANK M. SMALLWOOD, JR Non-Fraternity. DAVID B. SMITH AXA. Secretary Lambda Chi Alpha, '41-'48s Y-M-CA-, ,43',49i Echo g Westminster Fellow- ship, '48 g U. of C, Choir, ! Y '46-'47. 47- 48- -TH E SE 10151 EL ss THF DE COSTA SMITH GX Y.M.C.A. GLENN SMITH Art Club. INDA MAE SMITH Non-Fraternityg Alpha Lambda Delta g Secretary, ,47- '4,8g Methodist Fellowshipg Treasurer, ,47-,481 U. of C. Choir. WARREN J. SMITH SE IUPI EL 55 XWILLIAM FRANK SMITH HCI! 147148-749. L. JACK SPENCE Professional Business Clubg V ic e - President VVestminster Fellowshipg MOCCASIN, I Business Manager. I ROBERT A. STANDIFER AXA International Relations Clubg Ministerial Clubg Secretaryg Baptist Student Uniong Treas- urer Religious Council. JOHN D. STARBUCK AXA Professional Business Club. HARVEY THOMAS STEWART LAWRENCE BERNARD STONE Pi Gamma Mu. J. W. Succs Non-Fraternity. WILLIAM O. SWAN, JR. GX President Sigma Pi Gamma, '48-24,95 President Alpha Phi Omega, '47-'48g Gamma Sigma Epsilon. MILLARD TEAL DOYLE THOMAS Phi Eta Sigma. CHARLIE T1-1oMPsoN QAE Art Club. MARTHA ELLEN THOMPSON X0 Social Chairman Chi Omega, '47-'48-'49g Treasurerg Y.VV.C.A., '47-'48g President, '49g W.A.A.g Echog Der Deutsche Kreisg Interde- nominational Group. THE SE UHCL S5 THE LA-SS WILLIAM LAMAR TILLETT BX Vice-President Theta Chi, '46 3 President, '47, MAX Louis TROTZ Vice-President Hillel Council '48. CHARLIE A. TUCKER ZX FLORENCE WILSON VARNELL XG Y.W.C.A.g Co-ed Cotilliong Baptist Student Uniong Art Club. -lf.. .. WALTER VARNELL Gamma Sigma Epsilon. GEORGE VEss Non-Fraternity: Professional Business Club JAMES E. Cocl-IRAN AXA Tri-Beta. CARL G. WARREN QA2 Professional Business Club. ROBERT B. WEBB Methodist Fellowslmipg Minis- terial Club. ELIZABETH Tir-ToN WEBB KA Art Clubg Editor Kappa Delta, '47-'48-'49g Pun-l-Iel- lenic, '47-'48g Echog Treas- urer VVestminster Fellowship, '48-'49g University Players: W.A.A.g rlll'0!lSlll'CI' Senior Class, '49g Co-ecl Cotillinn. JOSEPH WHEELER WEBB, JR. KA PAUL WEBB Non-Fraternity. l 3, VIRGINIA RUTH WEBB Non-Fraternity SAMUEL P. WEST ROBERT Y. WERT EX ESTON VELVIN WHELCHEL HKA Professional Business Club. l THE WSE IUPT-EL 55 THESE IUH ELAS5 LUKE E. WILLIAMS, JR. Baptist Student Union. CHARLES F.' WILSON Sigma Delta Pig President, I 49- JUNNUS ROBERT WOMACK WINFIELD T. WORLEY LUTHER THOMAS WORSHAM HKA Vice-President Blue Key, '48g President C Club, '48-'49g Student Councilg Chairman Honor' Council, '48-'49g J. VV. Edward Sportsmanship Award, '47g Vice-President Y.M.C.A., '48g President Y.M.C.A., ,49Q President Junior Class, '48g Most Pop- ular Boy, '48g President Stu- dent Body, '4.9g Alternate Captain Football, '49g Chapel Committee, '48g Intra-Frater- nity Council, '4.7g Echog House Chairman Pi Kappa Alpha, ,495 Bachelor of Ugli- ness, Q93 Alternate Captain VVrestlin,g, '49. MACON CRAWFORD WILSON Non-Fraternityg Professional Business Clubg Baptist Stu- dent Union. MosE ZAVELS Hillel Councilg Non-Frater- nityg El'lgll'lCCl'Si Club. ERNEST LEE ZORN I EUGENE C. BOWMAN Non-Fraternity. OHN STRALEY GAMBLE, Jn. Non-Fraternity. FLORENCE B. MERRITT GEORGE M. WAMPLER AXA Y.M.C.A.g Westminster Fel- lowshipg Pi Gammag Interna- tional Relations Clubg Alpha Pi Omega. THESE UHEL!-XSS , E 5 , . . f i fi' r I -. ROBERT ANAKER, Ph.D. CLAUDINE JEULIN MRS. I-I. ANAKER, Ph.D. Switzerland France Sgvitzerland EUSMUPULITA PAGE Not only does the administration encourage our native-born faculty to visit abroad, but also it brings these members to our campus to help us create the desire to broaden our minds and our ,.., perspectives toward the peoples of the world. KAREL D. HUJER, D.Sc. Czechoslovakia PLACIDO PACHEKO SUSANNA GOLDBERGER MENO SCHEPERS Cuba Hungary I-Iolland so P , A A H ' in . :-: A ' si' E ' ' A u iii fsisa.: is . I., . ' :.:.:.: .:. ::.. B ' 1:-if H Wm as Y ,E . u UNIUH CLASS A-,-W.,s.,,2 A , FRANKLIN HORNER ..., ..... P resident GEORGE CARDEN ,.,. ...., V ice-President U BETTY RICHEY ,,.. ...... S ecretary SUE ELDRIDGE A... ,,,.. T 7-emfef U P F I E E H S First Row: 0 SHELTON E. ADAMS, Ministerial Club. 0 JAMES ALEXANDER, C Club. 0 CEDRIC ARMOR Pi Kappa Alpha. 0 GORDON McCLELLAN ATCHLEY, C Club, 0 HALL ATCHLEY, C Club. 0 TROY ATKINS, Art Club, Vice-President, MOCCASIN. Second Row: 0 GEORGE JOSEPH AWAD, Lambda Chi Alpha. 0 MARGARET ANN BAGLEY, Kappa Chi Epsilon University Players, Co-ed Cotilliong Art Club. 0 GLORIA BARR, Non-F1'z1te1'nityg Baptist Student Union 0 NIARY C. BARROWS, Non-Fraternity, Y.W.C.A. 0 K. BARRY, Non-Fraternity, Sigma Tau Delta 0 EDVVARD L. BAXTER, Engineers Club, Third Row: 0 CECIL BEACH, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Tau Deltag Echo Staff, Baptist Student Union. 0 JAMES W BEARD. 0 ROBERT BEARDEN, Phi Delta Sigma. 0 JAMES F. BEATTIE. 0 MARY BEATTIE Alpha Delta Pig Y.W.C.A.g Football Team Sponsor, '47, 0 CLAUDE BELCHER, Sigma Chi. 54 3 First Row: 0 JOHN L. BELL. 0 HENRY R. BLACK. 0 ANNE BOWMAN, Non-Fraternityg Alpha Lambda Deltag Baptist Student Uniong International Relations Club. 0 WILLIAM MOSES BRACKETT. 0 ROBERT JOHN BRADSI-IAW, JR., Alpha Phi Omegag Vice-President, 747, President, '48, '49g Engineers' Clubg President, '48g Student Election COIIIIIHUCCQCll2lil'll1Z1l1,,48-,4Q. 0 EDGAR L. BRINKLEY, Non-Fraternity, Westminstei' Fellowship. Serond Row: , ' CHARLES L. BROCK, Theta Chi. 0 GLEN BROCK, Theta Chi. 0 SUE BROCK, Y.W.C.A.g W.A.A.g Mocettesg Co-cd Cotilliong Art Clubg Methodist Youth Fellowship. 0 KENNETH PRICE BROWN. 0 DOROTHY BRYANT, Non-Fraternity. 0 MILTON R, BUNDSCHU, Phi Delta Sigma. Third Row: 9 BOBBY BURDINE,Sig1n:1 Chi. 9 R.W.BURGNER. 0 BILLY BUSH, Sigma Chi. 0 EMILY HOFFMAN BYINGTON, Pi Beta Phig Transfer from Harcum College. 0 TILDA CALDWELL, Chi Omegagi Treasurer, '48g Y.W.C.A.g VVCSUIIIHSIYCI' Fellowship, Kappa Chi Epsilon. 0 GEORGE CARDEN, Phi Delta Sigrnag Vice-President, '48g Vice-President of Junior Class, '483 C Clubg Student Council, '48, Football, Basketballg Most Popular Boy, '49. ' 55 F irst Row: 0 JACK A. CARR, Transfer from Terlilessee-Wesleyan. 0 CHARLES CARSON. 0 VINCENT CA- SALE. 0 CHARLAINE CASH Alpha Delta Pig Y.W.C.A.g W.A.A.g Echo Staffg Methodist Fellowshipg Les Independents. 0 HARRY CASH Phi Delta Sigmag Varsity Basketballg C Club. 0 M. L. CHRISTIAN Transfer from Emory University. Second Row: 0 OLIVER I. CLINE. 0 BENNIE LOUISE CLONINGER, Non-Fraternity. 0 BUFORD H. COLE. 0 ERIC COLLINS, Non-Fraternityg Y.M.C.A.3 University Players. 0 LEAFIE S. CONNER Non-Fraternity. 0 JOSEPH W. COOKE, JR. Third Row: 0 JAMES H. COOLEY, Non-Fraternityg Y.M.C.A.g Professional Business Clubg Baptist Student Uniong Band. 0 DRUSILLA COOPER. 0 J. J. CROLEY. 0 MOLLY CRUMBLISS, Non-Fraternityg Y.W.C.A. 0 CECIL G. CULPEPPER, Non-Fraternity Councilg Y.M.C.A.3 Debating Society. 0 LARRY W. CUNNING- HAM, Phi Delta Sigmag Echo Staff. 56 First Row: - 0' ERNEST DE SABLA CUSHMAN, JR., Theta Chig Y.M.C.A.g HONOR COUNCIL, ,47, '48, '49g Meth- odist Fellowshipg Classics Clubg International Relations ClubgAlpha Phi Omegag Historian and Alumni Scc1'eta1'y,'49g Echo Staff. MOCCASIN. 0 LYNN DANIEL, Sigma Tau Delta. 0 HARRY DAVIDSON. 0 JAMES A. DAVIS, Sigma Chig Newman Clubg Engineers' Club. 0 JAMES P. DAVIS. 0 WILLIAM C. DAVIS, Sigma Chig Newman Club. Second Row: 0 VVILLIAM LINTON DAVIS. 0 FRANK DAWN, Theta Chi. 0 EBEN A. DE ARMOND, Phi Delta Sigma. 0 DONALD DIETRICH. 0 FRED DENSON, Non-Fraternityg Baptist Student Union. 0 SALLY DERRICK, Pi Beta Phig Y.W.C.A.g Westiiiinster Fellowshipg Echo Staff. Third Row: 0 AUBREY DYER, Lambda Chi Alpha. 0 S. GILMORE EAVES, Baptist Student Uniong International Relations Clubg Pre-med Society. 0 DAVID EDMONDSON, Sigma Chig Professional Business Club. 0 BILL EDVVARDS, Non-Fraternityg C Club. 0 'FRANCES ELAM, Transfer from llflartin Collegeg Pi Beta Phig Y.W.C.A.7 Methodist FellowshipgVVomen's Dormitory Councilg U. of C. Choir gi Echo Staff. 0 SUE ELDREDGE, Pi Beta Phi Pledge M0tl1C1'Q Y.W.C.A.g Program Chairmang Methodist Fellowshipg Collegium Nlusicumg Kappa Chi Epsilong Secretary, Co-ed Cotillion Clubg U. of C, Choirg W.A,A. 57 First Row: 0 WILLIAM GENE ELDRIDGE. 0 EUGENE ELLIOTT, Non-Fraternity. 0 CHARLES F. EMER- SON, JR., Phi Delta Sigma, Classics Clubg C Club. 0 FRANK CHARLES ERWIN, C Club. 0 JOE W. ESCH, Non-Fraternity. 0 PAT ESLINGER, W.A.A.g MOCETTES. Second Row: 0 BETTY ROSE ESTES, Transfer from University of Tennesseeg Alpha Delta Pi. 0 VIRGINIA HICKS EVERETT, Pi Beta Phi, Y.W.C.A. 0 CHARLES S. FARIS, Phi Delta Sigma. 0 CHARLES E. FARRAR, Non-Fraternity. 0 POLLYANNA FEATHERSTON,Kappa Delta, Treasurer, ,48-,491 Echo Staff, Alpha Lambda Delta, Treasurer, ,47-,483 International Relations Clubg Y.W.C.A., Cabinet, ,47-,485 W.A.A.g Sigma Delta Pig Kappa Chi Epsilon, Co-ed Cotilliong Quadrangle Club. 0 JAMES PATRICK FLEMING, Phi Delta Sigma, Newman Clubg Classics Club. A E Third Row: 0 CLAIRE FLETCHER, Non-Fraternity, Home Economics Club. 0 BENJAIVIIN FRANKLIN FORD, JR., Phi Delta Sigma, C Club. 0 BEN FOXWORTH, Phi Delta Sigmag President, '47-'48, Blue Key, Vice Presi- dent, Classics Club, International Relations Club, Inter-Fraternity Council, President, '48. 0 MARJORIE GASS, Phi MugY.VV.C.A.g Methodist Fellowship. 0 TOM GILLESPIE, Engineers' Clubg Vice-President. 0 TIM GOODEN. L 58 First Row: 0 LAMAR RAYMOND 'GORDOiN,i-IR. 0 MELVIN DONELSON GRUBB. 0 JAMES M. HALL, U. of C. Choir. 0 S. EDMUND HALE, Non-Fraternity, Sigma Tau Delta. 0 JOE HAIVIILTON, Treasurer Lambda Chi Alpha, '48. 0 J. LARRY HAMBY. Second Row: 0 DANA HARDlN, Phi llflug Y.VV.C.A.g Sigma Delta Pi. 0 LYNDUS HARPER. 0 JOHN HARRELL, 0 KENNETH HAYS, Pi Kappa Alphag Professional Business Club, WCSfIl1il1StCf Fellowshipg C Club. 0 HAROLD l-llLLlS. 0 FRANK HORNER, Lambda Chi Alpha, Baptist Student Union, President, Junior Class, Vice-President, Inter-Fraternity Councilg Secretary Student Council, Publicityg Lambda Chi Alpha. Third Row: 0 RONALD V. HUCKABEE, Engineers' Club. 0 BETTY HUDSON, Secretary, Chi Omegag Y.W.C.A.g Representative, Student Council, Nlethodist Fellowshipg Treasurer, Les lndependentsg Kappa Chi Epsilon, Treasurer of Class, ,47, '4Sg W.A.A. 0 ANN HUFFAKER, Chi Omega, Echo, Y.W.C.A.g Westuiiiister Fellowship. 0 HAL E. HUGGINS, C Clubg Secretary and Treasurer, '47, '48, 0 DONALD LEWIS HUGHES, Sigma Chi. 0 HANNAH HULON, Phi Mug Pledge Director, Phi Mug Y.VV.C.A.g Baptist Student Uniong Co-ed Cotillion. 59 I First ROW: 0 JAIVIES W. HUNT, Theta Chig Vice-President Theta Chi, '48, ,493 Baptist Student Uniong International Rela- tions Clubg President Inter-Fraternity Council, ,48, 0 JAIVIES T. IGOU, Lambda Chi Alpha: Rush Chairman Lambda Chi Alpha, '48, '4.9. 0 EUGENE W. IVEY. U MARY JEAN JAIVIES, Non-Fraternityg Collegium lVIusicumg Co-ed Cotilliong Kappa Chi Epsilong U. of C. Choir. 0 JOAN JARRETT, Pi Beta Phig Y.W.C.A.g Vice-President Y.W.C.A., '47-'48g Best Dressed Girl, '48g Religious Councilg Art Club, Secretary-Treasurer Student Body, '48-'49g Pan-Hellenic Councilg Co-ed Cotilliong Echo. 0 ETOILE JENKINS, Chi Omegag Y.W.C.A.g lVIethodist Fellowshipg U. of C. Choir. Second Row: E 0 BLAIR JOHNSON, Engineers' Club. 0 ROBERT Tl-IOIVIAS JONES. 0 GORDON E. JONES, Pi Kappa Alpha. 0 NORMAN JORDAN, Non-Fraternity. 0 CHARLES GRANVILLE KELLEY, Lambda Chi Alpha. 0 THONIAS KIIVISEY, Art Club. ' Third Row: l U CAROL JANE KING, Chi Omega. 0 JOHN L. KROEGER, Sigma Chig Y.lVI.C.A. 0 CHARLES KRAUTH, Y.lNI.C.A.3 Westminster Fellowship. 0 JERRY LALOR. 0 ,JAMES T. LAWRENCE, Col- legium Illusicumg Der Deutsche Kreisg U. of C. Choirg Non-l rate1'nity. 0 JACK EDWARD LEE, Baptist Stu- dent Union. 60 First Row: 0 ANDREW L. LEES, JR., Lambda Chi Alphag Professional Business Club. 0 WALTER D. LEWIS, JR., U. of C. Band. 0 IVIICKEY LEVINE. 0 CLARENCE LINDSAY, Sigma Chi. 0 HARRISON IVIOR- TON LOVE JR., Pi Kappa Alphag C Clubg President Class, '47-'48g Student Council. '48-'49g Blue Keyg Wrestling Team. 0 EARL KNIGHT IVIAGRATH, JR., Phi Delta Siglnag HC' Clubg Footballg Wrestling. Second Row: 0 NAN CE IVIAGRATH, Non-Fraternityg Treasurer Non-Fraternity, '48-'49g Y.W.C.A.g W.A.A.g Echog IMIoCettesg U. of C. Choir. U D. R. MAHAN, JR., Alpha Phi Omegag U. of C. Choir. 0 ANNA BELLE MANSFIELD, Kappa Deltag Treasurer Kappa Delta, '46g President Kappa Delta, ,47j Secretary Y.W.C.A., '46-'47g Methodist Fellowshipg Vice-President Collegium IVILISICLIIIIQ International Relations Clubg Kappa Chi Epsilong Won1en's Pan- Hellenic Councilg U. of C. Choirg W.A.A.g Election Committee. 0 PHILIP O, MARTIN. 0 JOEY MAT- TIS. 0 PAUL B. MCCROSKEY, Lambda Chi Alphag University Playersg President Les Independents, '48-'49g U. of C. Choir. Third Row: 0 BETSY MCDONALD, Chi Oinegag Y.VV.C.A.gWestminster Fellowshipg University Players. 0 GEORGE STANLEY MCGEE. 0 JOHN IVICKINNEY. 0 JOE R. IVICREE. Phi Eta Sigma. 0 SHIRLEY JANE MAXEY, Pi Beta Phig Y.W.C.A.g Methodist Fellowshipg Echo. 0 CHARLES BOBO MERRIWETHER, Y.M.C.A.g University Playersg U. of C. Choir. 61 First Row: ' 0 JOSEPH E, MERRITT. 0 JAMES E. IVIILBURN, Y.M.C.A.g lVIethodist Fellowshipg Art Club. 0 RICHARD REED MILES, Lambda Chi Alphag Echo Sports Editor, ,475 Echo Editor, '47-'48-'493 Who's NVho among Students In American Universities and Colleges, ,473 Blue Keyg Treasurer Y.M.C.A., ,47-,48. 0 JOHN WILLIAM MILBURN, Y.M.C.A.g Vice-President Methodist Fellowship, '47-'48g U. of C, Choir. 0 JAMES ARTHUR MILLARD. 0 EDWARD N. MILLER, Sigma Chig Y.M.C.A. ' Second Row: 0 JOHN SELCER MILLER, Non-Fraternityg International Relations Clubg Der Deutsche Kreisg Wrestling Teamg University Players: Best Writers Award, '483 Echo Editorial Editorg Accent Staffg Sigma Tau Deltag Blue Key. 0 LAWRENCE MILLER. 0 ROBERT L. MOORE. 0 JAMES DAVID MORRIS, Secretary University Engineers' Club, '48-'49, -0 IVIARVIN JENNINGS MOSELEY, Theta Chip Engineers' Clubg Pledge Marshall Theta Chi, '48. 0 FRED F. MUNSON, Sigma Chi. Third Row: . 0 ROBERT DONALD MYERS, Y.M.C.A.3 C Clubg Footballg Wrestling. 0 STANLEY MYERS. 0 RUTH WILSON NEWTON, Non-Fraternity. 0 WILLIAM J. NEWTON, Phi Eta Sigmag International Re- lations Club. 0 DWIGHT A. OGLE, Phi Delta Sigmag Alpha Phi Omegag Assistant Secretary, ,4.Q. 0 EDWIN A. O'HARA, Non-Fraternityg International Relations Club. 62 First Row: 0 BILL OLIPHANT, Pi Kappa Alpha: Professional Business Clubg International Relations Club. 0 JAMES N. OTT, Theta Chig Professional Business Clubg Baptist Student Union. 0 WILLIAM M. PAFENBACH, JR., Theta Chig Alpha Phi Omegag Engineers' Club. 0 WILLARD PARK, Theta Chi. 0 THOMAS H. PARKER. 0 GORDON PARKINSON. ' Second Row: 0 CRAIG S. PARRISH, Echo. 0 JOSEPH W, PAYNE, Lambda Chi Alphag Newman Club. ' GEORGE PEARCE. 0 CHARLES EDWIN PERKINS, Pi Kappa Alphag Secretary Y.IVI.C.A., '48g International Rela- tions Clubg Professional Business Cluby IVIOCCASIN. 0 THOMAS EDXVIN PETTIS, JR., Lambda Chi Alpha. 0 JAMES A. PHILIPS, Non-Fraternity. Third Row: f 0 FRED PICKERING. 0 JACK PICKERING, Non-Fraternityg U.'of C. Choir. 0 PAUL NATHANIEL PITTENGER, JR., Pi Kappa Alphag Collegium Musicumg U. of C. Choirg U. of C. Band. 0 HAYS POGUE, Vice-President Non-Fraternityg Y.M.C.A.g 'Sigma Tau Deltag University Playersg Echog MOCCASIN. 0 JEAN POLLEY, Pi Beta Phig Y.W.C.A.g Westminster Fellowshipg Echo. 0 WILLIAM G. POLLEY, JR., Pi Kappa Alphag Westminster Fellowship. 63 First Row: 0 JOHN F, POST. 0 MARY ANN POTTER, Non-Fraternity, Secretary W.A.A., '46-'47g Mocettesg Echog Tennis Team. 0 MILDRED R. POTTS, President Alpha Delta Pig Vice-President Y.W.C.A.g Co-ed Cotilliong Vice-President Pan-Hellenic Councilg W.A.A. 0 SAMUEL E, POVVELL. 0 FRANK POWELL, Baptist Student Union, C Club. 0 JAMES F, PRESCOTT, House Mzlnager Lambda Chi Alphag University Play- ersg International Relations Club. Second Row: 0 JAMES THOMAS PRICE, Non-Eraternityg Baptist Student Union. 0 MARY JOAN PRICE, Non-Fra- ternity. 0 DOROTHY RI-IEA PRINCE, President Kappa Delta, '48g Honor Council, Cheerleaderg Home Economics Club, Kappa Chi Epsilong Co-ed Cotilliong Pan-Hellenic Council. 0 CHARLOTTE MARIE PROKOP, Correspondence Secretary Alpha Delta Pig Y.W.C.A.g Der Deutsche Kreis. 0 LYNN PUCKETT, Sigma Chi. 0 BERNICE PURCELL. Third Row: I J 0 JACOB P. RAMSEY, llflethodist Fellowship. 0 DAN RAPAICH, Phi Delta Sigma. 0 SAM RAUL- STON. 0 JAMES ANDERSON RECKARD, Theta Chig Art Club. 0 F. WARD REILLY, JR., Phi Delta Sigma. 0 VANCE EDWIN RHINEHART, Non-Fraternityg Engineers' Club, Baptist Student Union. 64 First Row: 0 CHARLES EDVVARD RICE, Non-Fraternity. 0 ELIZABETH JEAN RICHEY, Vice-President Alpha Delta Pig Y.W.C.A.g Co-ed Cotillion Clubg Pan-Hellenic Council. 0 ALIVIA RUTH RIDDLE, Program Chairnmn Pi Beta Phig Y.W.C.A.g Methodist Fellowshipg W.A.A. 0 FELIX ELIZABETH RIGGS, Non- Fraternityg Echog Art Clubg U. of C. Choir. 0 JOAN RIGGS, Pi Beta Phig Y.W.C.A.g Echog Methodist Fellow- ship. 0 JOHN M. ROBERSON. Second Row: 0 THOIVIAS DAVID ROBERTS, Non-Fraternityg Mi11iste1'ial Clubg Echo. 0 ED ROBINNETTE, Non- Frzlternityg Les Independents. 0 BETTY JO ROBINSON, Non-Fraternityg Home Economics. 0 DARWIN L. ROGERS, Non-Fraternityg IlIfCl'l'l2ltl0l'lZll Relations Clubg Eehog IVIOCCASIN. 0 ROBERT OYVEN ROW- LETTE, 'Phi Delta Sigma. 0 GEORGE D. RUSS, Non-Fraternity. Third Row: 0 EMMETT ROLAND RUSSELL, Pi Kappa Alphag Engineers' Club. 9 PAT ST. CHARLES, Newman Club., 0 WEBB SALMON. 0 CHARLES WILLIAIVI SCHENCK, Non-Fraternityy Professional Business Club. 0 CLINTON -I. SCHIVIITT, JR., Baptist Student Unioug Engineers' Club. 0 GORDON W, SCOTT. 65 First Row: ' 0 RICHARD G. SESSIONS. 0 MEDORA ELIZABETH SHADDEN, Pi Beta Phig Y.W.C.A.g Echo: Transferred from Woman's College U.N.C. 0 DICK SHAFFER, Sigma Chig Methodist Fellowship. 0 STAN SHAFFER, Sigma Chi. 0 RICHARD D. SHELLABARGER. 0 JAIVIES SKEEN, Non-Fraternity. Second Row: w 0 MERTON H. SLUTZ, Y.M.C.A.5 U. of C. Glee Clubg Methodist Fellowship. 0 FRANK WHITE SMITH, Nou-Fraternityg Y.M.C.A.g VVestminster Fellowship. 0 JAMES ROBERT SMITH, President Minis- terial Club, ,493 Methodist Fellowship. 0 ED SPARKS. 0 JIM SPAULDING, Theta Chig International Relations Club. 0 WILLIAM D. SPEARS, JR. Third Row: , IQ BELLE STAMPER, Non-Fraternityg Y.W.C.A.g University Playersg Classics Clubg Co-ed Cotillion Club. 0 WILLIAM ALFRED STEINMAN. 0 JAMES A, STEWART, Theta Chi. 0 WILLIAM F. STEW- ART, Transferred from U.T.g Kappa Sigma. 0 S. LANIAR STONE, Non-Fraternityg U. of C. Choir. 0 GLADYS MARGARET STONESTREET. 66 First Row: ' 0 FLORENCE SUTHERLAND. 0 KENNETH R. SYLAR, Non-Fraternityg Methodist Fellowshipg Art Club. 0 MACK THOMPSON, Phi Delta Sigma. 0 MILLINER C. TI-IOIVIPSON, JR. 0 GILFORD lVI. THURIVIAN, JR., Engineers' Clubg Baptist Student Union. 0 MARY ALICE TIETZE, Phi R4ILlQT1'CZlS- urer, Y.W.C.A.g Beta Beta, Betag Secretary, Alpha Lambda Deltag Methodist Fellowship, International Relations Clubg W.A.A. Second Row: 0 WILLIANI T. TURNER. 0 JACK VAN HOOSER, Lambda Chi Alpha, Ritualistg Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Phi Omegag Les Independentsg French Prize ,475 Glee Club. 0 MUFFY VIRGIN, Chi Omega, Y.W.C.A.g Newman Club. 0 NORMAN T. VORWERK, Lambda Chi Alpha. 9 JOE G. WALLACE, Sigma Chi. 5 lld, L. VVASHBURN, Lambda Chi Alphag International Relations Club. Third Row: 0 BETTY VVATKINS, Non-Fraternityg Social Chairman, '48, Home Economics Clubg Social Chairman, '48. 0 HERMAN WELCH, Non-Fraternityg, C Club. 0 WILLIAM. P. WELCH. 0 FORREST WELLS, Pi Kappa Alpha. 0 MAR-IORY WHELCHEL, Chi Omega. 0 CLYDE M. WHISENANT, -IR., Non-Fra- ternityg Baptist Student Union. i 0 67 First Row: 0 DAVID WHITE. 0 THOMAS WHITSON, JR., Pi Kappa Alphag Engineers' Club. 0 ERNEST WHITTENBURG, Baptist Student Union. 0 MARY RUTH WILHOIT, Phi IVIug Y.W.C.A.g Baptist Student Uniong Kappa Chi Epsilong Won1e11's Pan-Hellenic Councilg U, of C, Band. 0 .IIIVIMY WILSON, Collegium lVIusicum5 President, '48-'49g U. of C, Choir. 0 CHARLES E. WOLFF. Second Row: 0 DAVID WOODALL, Football T63ll1,l,46. 0 BILLIE JEAN WRIGHT, Kappa Deltag U. of C. Choir. 0 KENNETH YEAGER, Non-Fraternityg Baptist Student Union. 0 ROBERT ZIMBELMAN, Pi Kappa Alphag Art Club. obo- 68 S PEEI STUUE RAY E. BRADLEY flrl Club WILLIAM K. GRAFTON Hr! Club PAUL BAILEY MASON I l 5 I 1 69 1 I C TS MANUEL CARBALLAI GUY HYDER ToIvIMY RHYNE HARRIETTE WELLS SUPHUMUHE CLASS M sa-mmm H H E JON SI-IERWOOD ,,....,. 4...... P resident CHARLES AQUADRO ........ ....., V fwpfesfdfnf MARTHA DRENNON ....... ....... S ecretary JERRY NORTON ,.....,.,..,...,.,.........,...... Treasurer U F F I C H First Row: O MARY KATHERINE ABEEL, Alpha Delta Pi, Y.W.C.A., W.A.A. 0 GRAY ADAMS, Chi Omega, Y.VV.C.A., Methodist Fellowship, University Players, Treasurer, '49, Les Independents, Secretary, '49, Echo Staff. l CONRAD E. ALEXANDER. O WALLACE ALEXANDER, Pre-Med Society, Phi Eta Sigma, Secretary. 0 RUSSELL ALLEN. 0 BOB ALLISON, Phi Delta Sigma. 0 FRANCES ALPER, Hillel Council, Secretary-Treasurer, Non-Fraternity. 0 MAX ANACKER, Theta Chi. Second Row: O CHARLES AQUADRO, Pi Kappa Alpha, Honor Council, Incloctrination Committee, Vice-President, Freshmah Class, Vice- President Sophomore Class, Phi Eta Sigma, President, '48, Student Council. O JOSEPH E. ARLEDGE. 0 DOROTHY JO ARNOLD, Alpha Delta Pi, Art Club, Echo Staff, Y.VV.C.A., Baptist Student Union, Vice-President. 0 ROY BACON, Sigma Chi, International Relations Club. 0 LEWIS BAKER. 0 ROBERT BANNISTER. 0 ROY BARROW, JR. 0 GENE BASKETTE, Lambda Chi Alpha. , Third Row: ' 0 LUNDY E. BEATEY, Theta Chi. 0 ROBERT T. BELL. I DIANE BENDER, Kappa Delta. 0 MARY BENNETT, Newman Club. 0 EDWARD BLAKE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Y.M.C.A., Vlfestminster Fellowship. I CLARENCE H, BONNER. 0 TED BOVVMAN, Methodist Fellowship. University Players. Fourth Row: O JENEANNE BRACEVVELL, Alpha Delta Pi, Y.VV.C.A. O HARRY E. BRIDGES. I LUCY BRIGHPF, Chi Omcgzly Y.VV.C.A., International Relations Club. O THOMAS HOUSTON BROOKS, Lambda Chi Alpha, Echo Staff, Pre-Med Society. 0 G. C. BROOME, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha. O FRANK BURELL. 0 J. B. BURNETT. 0 WILLIAM M. CAMPBELL. 72 A I F irst Row: 0 JIMMY E. CARDEN. O GENE CARRICK, Alpha Delta Pig Y.W.C.A.g University Players. O NANCY CARROLL, Pi Beta Phi. O JOANN CHAMBERS, Phi Mug Y.W.C.A., Westminster Fellowshipg W.A.A. O STARR CLARK. 0. BOBBY L. COKER, Lambda Chi Alpha. 0 RAYMA CONDRA, Phi Mug Y.W.C.A.g VVestminster Fellowship. 0 EDWARD MORGAN CONNELL, Lambda Chi Alpha, Baptist Student Union. Second Row: 0 JAMES H. COOK. I THOMAS A. CAPPS. 0 ROMAE CORMIER. 0 JO ANN COULTER, Non-Fraternity. 0 EVELYN MCCONNELL COX. I MARY COX, Non-Fraternityg Art Clubg Debating Societyg Echo Staff. 0 VVALTER E. COX. I J, E, CRANE, Y.M.C.A.g Baptist Student Union. V 2' Third Row: O ROBERT H, CRAWFORD. 0 LEE CROSBY, Lambda Chi Alphag Alpha Pi Omega. 0 BILL CURETON, Non-Fraternityg Art Club, 0 GILFRED DAIGLE, Pi Kappa Alpha. 0 BETH DANIEL, Kappa Deltag Y.W.C.A. 0 ROSS DANIELS. 0 MARY RUTH DAVIES, Chi Omegag Westminster Fellowshipg Kappa Chi Epsilong Y.W.C.A. O MARGARET DEAN, Pi Beta Phig Y.W.C.A.g Echo Staff: W.A.A. Fourth Row: I JAMES R. DEDMOND. O KEITH DELK, N011-Fraternity. C CHESTER P. DERENG. 0 JAMES K, DODD. 0 MARYLEN DONI-IAM, Phi Mug Y.W.C.A.g Methodist Fellowshipg Secretary, '48g President, '49, Kappa Chi Epsilon. 0 BETTY JO DOTY, Non-Frnternityg Y.W.C.A., Baptist Student Union. 0 MARTHA DRENNEN, Alpha Delta Pig Historian '48g Secretary Sophomore Class, H185 Y.VV.C.A.g Alpha Lambda Deltag Secretary. I CONNIE DUKE, Chi Omegag French Clubg International Relations Clubg Y.W.C.A.g Westminster Fellowship. - 73 First Row: 0 WILLIAM S. DUNVVOODY. O JIMMIE DURHAM, Non-Fraternity. 0 JOSEPH LYNN EAVES, JR., Chapel Committee, Pre-Med Society, Pi Kappa Alpha, MOCCASIN. 0 ROBERT ELDRIDGE. 0 ANDREW' G. ELKO. 0 HENRY ELLIOTT. I JACK ENGLISH, Phi Delta Sigma. 0 PEGGY SUE ESPY, Non-Fraternity, Y.VV.C.A., Baptist Student Union, Secretary, Classics Club, Secretary, International Relations Club, Kappa Chi Epsilon. Second Row: I E. A, EVANS. 0 HAZEL EVERIDGE. O BETTY JO EZELL, Non-Fraternity, Y.W.C.A., Kappa Chi Epsilon, Rules anal Regulations Committee. 0 BETTY FITE, Non-Fraternity, Y.VV.C.A. 0 C. GORDON FOLLETTE. O LILLIE LOU FORD, Alpha Delta Pi. 0 CLARA FREEDMAN, Hillel Council, Alpha Lambda Delta, Der Deutsche Kreis, lnternational Relations Club. O EARL G. FULGHUM, Sigma Chi. Third Row: I BILL FULMER. I MARY ALICE FUNK, Phi Mu, Historian, Y.W.C.A., Baptist Student Union, Home Economics, Treas- urer, Echo Staff, MOCCASIN. O RAYMOND FUNK. 0 JOHN GATES, Pi Kappa Alpha, Y.M.C.A., Honor Council Indoctrination Council. 0 ROBERT GASS. 0 SAM GENNOE. O EVELYN GIBBS, Baptist Student Union. 0 BILL GILBERT, Lambda Chi Alpha, Alpha Phi Omega. Fourth Row: 0 HAROLD GILBERT. 0 JOHN W. GILLESPIE, Theta Chi, Historian. 0 DAN GIRTON, Non-Fraternity, U.C. Band, Methodist Fellowship. I ROBERT E. GOINS. 0 MARY DEAN GOLLEY, Kappa Delta, Y.W.C.A. O I. B. GONIA, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha, Y.M.C.A. 0 BETTY GOUDELOCK, Alpha Delta Pi, Rush Chairman, W.A.A., Y.VV.C.A. 0 RUTH GRAY, Non-Fraternity, VVestminster Fellowship, U. of C. Choir. 74 -ia-M in 'll First Row: 0 MALCOLM GRIER, Lambda Chi. 0 LLOYD GULLEDGE. I ANNE GUNTER, Alpha Delta Pig Y.W.C.A.g Secretary '47-'48, Treasurer, '48-'49, Alpha Lambda Delta, President, Kappa Chi Epsilon. 0 JOYCE HAFFLEY. I PAUL M, HALL Non-Fraternity, Male Glee Club, U.C. Choir. 0 ELIZABETH ANN HAMPTON, Chi Omegag Y.W.C.A.g Won Echo-Moc- casin Miss American Co-ed Contest. 0 MARY ADELE HAMPTON. 0 CHARLES B. HARRIS, Second Row: 0 JANIS HASKEVV, Pi Beta Phi, Y.VV.C.A.g Honor Council Indoctrination Committeeg VVestminster Fellowship, Kappa Chi Epsilon. I DOT I-IEALAN, Alpha Delta Pig Y.VV.C.A.g Les Independents. I BETTY HELD, Home Economics. 0 PEGGY JEAN HELD, Home Economics. I ROBERT F. HENSON, JR. I JOE HERMAN, Pi Kappa Alpha, Alpha Phi Omega. 0 JANE HEYMAN, Chi Omega, Y.W.C.A.g Westminster Fellowship. 0 JOAN HILL. Third Row: 0 GORDON HIXSON, Phi Eta Sigma, Vice-President, '48-'49, O HAZEL HORSLEY, U, of C. Choir. 0 WILLIAM HOUSER. I ADELAIDE HURST, Chi Omega, Y.W.C.A.g Les Independents, U. of C. Choir. 0 PEGGIE IGOU, Alpha Delta Pi., Y.W.C.A.g W.A.A. I HOWARD JOHNSON, Pi Kappa Alphag Y.M.C.A. O JOHN JOBRON, Pi Kappa Alpha. O OTTO M. JOHNSON. F ourtb Row: l 0 EDITH ANN JOHNSTON, Alpha Delta Pig Chaplain, '48, Y.VV.C.A.g Honor Councilg Echo Staff. O KENNETH JONAKIN. 0 JEAN PAUL JONES, Lambda Chi Alpha. O LUCILE KAYS, Kappa Delta. O ALVIN E. KIMSEY, JR., Sigma Chi. 0 LAWRENCE E. KEOVVN, Echo Staff. I PHlL KRUG, Pi Kappa Alphag Y.M.C.A., Newman Club. O ROBERT LAHIERE, Pi Kappa Alphag Art Club. 75 U F irst Row: O HORACE EUGENE LANCASTER. C LEONARD LANE. 0 BOB LEES, Non-Fraternity, Baptist Student Union. 0 PAUL H. LE ROY. O THOMAS A. LOTSPEICH, Sigma Chi, Y.M.C.A.g University Players. 0 OSCAR VVILLIAM LYLE. I CELIA MAHAN. O IVAN MARSHALL, Non-Fraternity, Art Clubg Echo Staff. , Second Row: O MARY ELLEN MAYCANN, Phi Mug Y.W.C.A.g Newman Club. O R. V. F. MCALLISTER. 0 JAMES R, MCCORMACK, Lambda Chi Alpha. I .AUGUSTA MEYER, Non-Fraternity, Der Deutsche Kreis. 0 JOE MILBURN, Non-Fraternity, Y.M.C.A.g Methodist Fellowship. 0 W. D. MILLAWAY, Lambda Chi Alpha. 0 BARBARA MILLER, Chi Omega, Y.W.C.A. 0 GLENN MILLER, Treasurer of Freshman Classg Band. Third Row: O MANYON MILLICAN, Pi Kappa Alpha. 0 FRED MITCHELL, Phi Eta Sigma, Der Deutsche Kreisg International Rela- tions Club. I TERESA MITCHELL, Kappa Deltag Y.W.C.A., Newman Club, Kappa Chi Epsilon. O ALEX GENE MOORE, Engineers' Club. 0 BETTY MOORE. I DON MOORE, JR. O FRANKLIN MORASTg Y.M.C.A.g Westminster Fellow- ship. 0 EUGENE MULLICAN. Fourth Row: 0 IOANICE MURPHY, Phi Mug Social Chairman, '4.8. 0 PAT NELIGAN, Sigma Chi, Newman Club, International Rela- tions Clubg Beta Beta Beta. 0 WILLARD D. NORMANDY. 0 JERRY NORTON, Chi Omegag Y.W.C.A., Honor Council, Methodist Fellowship, Home Economicsg Treasurer Sophomore Classy Indoctrination Committee. 0 MARY KATHERINE OGLE, Alpha Delta Pig Y.W.C.A.g Methodist Fellowship. 0 GEORGE OWENS, Sigma Chig Alpha Phi Omega, C Club. 0 DORRIE PAETZELL, Pi Beta Phig Y.W.C.A.g Art Clubg Kappa Chi Epsilon, U. of C. Choir. O PETE PAGEQ Phi Delta Sigma, New- man Club. 76 First Row: 0 EDWARD T. PAPSON. 0 ROBERT PAULEY. 0 CYRUS JACK PAYNE, O RICHARD PECK, Bandg Methodist Fellow- ship. 0 GORDON PENDERGRASS, Theta Chi. I JEANNE PERKINSON, Phi Mug Y.W.C.A.3 Baptist Student Uniong VV.A.A.g Echo Staff. O ROGER PHILLIPS. 0 EARL PICKERING, Phi Delta Sigma. Second Row: 0 CAROL PRUETTE, Pi Beta Phig Les Independentsg Home Economics, President. 0 BETTY QUINTRELL. 0 WILLIAM E. RENO. 0 BARRY V. RHODES. 0 ELIZABETH RIHELDAFFER Alpha Delta Pig Y.W.C.A.g Home Economics, Vice-President, VV.A.A. 0 BILL ROBESON. I BERT ROGERS, Alpha Delta Pig Most Popular Girl, '49, 0 MARY ELLEN ROWE, Non Fra- ternity. , Third ROW: 0 DALLAS Y. RUCKER. 0 D, JOHN RUDDER. 0 CHARLES RUFFNER, Non Fraternity. 0 JOHN T, SARGENT, Y.M.C.A.g U.C. Glee Club. 0 CHARLES E. SAYLOR. 0 MENNO SCHEPERS, Lambda Chi Alpha. O WALTER E. SCOTT. 0 EARL SERTEL, Lambda Chi Alpha. Fourth Row: 0 JON SHERVVOOD, Phi Delta Sigmag Y.M.C.A.g Student Council. O EUGENE SHIRLEY. 0 GEORGETTE SHORT, Non Frnternityg Y.W.C.A.g Echo. 0 DAVID W. SILVER. I E. H SINIARD, Non Fraternity, 0 -GLORIA SMITH, Y.W.C.A.g Baptist Student Union. 0 THOMAS A. SMITH. I M, L. SPARKS, JR., Non Fraternityg Newman Club. 77 First Row: I LYNN SPEARS, Non-Fraternityg Echo. O ADELE SPENCE, Chi Omegag Y.W.C.A.q Westminster Fellowshipg Kappa Chi Ep- silong Echo. O DONALD STARKEY. 0 JOE W. STEVENSON, JR. 0 HARRY L. STILTZ. I GEORGE D. STUART, Non- Fraternityg Art Club, Echo. O JANE SUTTON, Kappa Delta. 0 SARAH SUTTON, Kappa Delta. Second Row: O HOUSTON SYLAR. 0 WILLIAM TAYLOR, Y.M.C.A. 0 MARJORIE TEMIN, Les Independents. 0 WALTER THOMAS. 0 ALVIN D. THOMPSON. 0 CHARLYCE THOMPSON, Phi Mug Y.W.C.A. 0 HERBERT TOVVERS, Pi Kappa Alpha. 0 ROBERT VV. TROTTER, Pre-Med Society. Third Row: 0 NELSON TURPIN, Lambda Chi Alpha. 0 MILTON T. VARNELL, Phi Delta Sigmag Band. O VVILLIAM WESLEY VAUGHN, Theta Chi. O CHARLES A. WALKER. 0 WILLIAM T. WATTS. 0 ROBERT K. WEATHERLY. 0 JAMES M. WELLS. 0 JEANETTE VVHELCHEL, Chi Omega. Fourth Row: I CLAUDE VVI-IITEI-IEAD, Lambda Chi Alpha, Alpha Phi Omega, 0 HARVEY VVHITAKER, Y.M.C.A. 0 FRANK VVIL- LIAMS, Sigma Chig Alpha Phi Omega. O JERE KILLIAN. 0 BERT W. WILLS, JR., Sigma Chig MOCCASINQ Westminster Fel- lowship. 0 SUE WILSON, Chi Omegag Y.W.C.A.g Methodist Fellowship, Kappa Chi Epsilon, Wnmen's Pan-Hellenic Council. O C. T. WITHROVV, Phi Delta Sigmag Newman Club. I GLADISH WOLFE. 78 O KENNETH WOLFE, Pi Kappa Alphag Y.M.C.A.g Baptist Student Union. 0 SARA FRANCES VVRIGI-IT, Chi Omega. I CLARENCE YANTIS. 0 VENETA YARBROUGH, 0 HOVVARD C. YATES. 0 ROBERT E. YOUNG, Echog Sigma Tau Deltag International Relations Club. i VVALTER YOUNG, Echog MOCCASIN. 79 .W T BH 'A nl ' ,, ass ,f E-www H 4 H 'H N W M 'H sHBm,.,H B mn a mx-x E N E W H E E gsm nm sm H N M ss MBV . E HB Eh E ss E if W M B .R M M -X! 'XX H . X ,, xv? H 2 y N 1 B K. M HHH. ,YU ,, fx W, KZ -Y 4 I -mi nsyai! WE H' .2 ,HWIQWH M up h M :Q M Nami, w 'Z M mx -if ,z ss E91 in ms amiga ss 1 Q ,mass E mn BH ' H W E HH g l mwawmwa Q W xmfggng . H M .. WE N S Bghswr X4 E U W M M H M paw ww 4 :.: ' finial: FHESHMA ELASS X :K A!-Lf' X , ,-, x 1 X X JOHN WOODALL .,.. .... P resident ROBERT HOLMES . .,,. ..,... V ice-President JODY PAGE ,.., ...... S ecretary SAMMIE EATON ..A, ..... T TEHSMTCT U P P I E E H S First Row: O STELL ADAMS, Chi Omega, Y.W.C.A, O SHELBY AKERS. 0 JERRY AKIN. 0 CAROLYN ALLEY, Y.VV.C.A. O ROY ALLEY. O CHARLES I-I. ANDERSON. O JACK ANDERSON, Theta Chi, 0 MARIROSE ARENDLE. Second Row: 0 JENNY ARMSTRONG, Alpha Delta Pi. 0 FRED ARNOLD. 0 JERRY ARNOLD, 0 ALINE ATHEARN. 0 CAROL BAILEY, Kappa Deltag Echo Staff. 0 SAM BARAS. 0 CHARLES W. BARHAM. 0 BARBARA BARKER, Pi Beta Phi, Y.W.C.A., Baptist Student Union. Third Row: O PAT BARKER, Chi Omca. O RAYMOND BAXTER. O HENRY BECK. I ANNE BEENE, Alpha Delta Pi, Y.VV.C.A. O ARTHUR BENNETT. O JIM BENNETT, O LOUISE BENTON. 0 DAVE BINGHAM. Fourth Row: ' - o WILLIAM BISHOP. Q KEITH BLACK. Q OATHER BLAIR. o MELVIN BOLT. o DAVID BRADFORD. 0 LEVVIS BRALY. o BECKY BROCK, Kappa Delta, Y.W.O.A, o JUNE BROOKS, Alpha Delta Pig Y.W.C.A.g U.c. chpif. F ifth Row: I VIRGINIA JO BROOKS. 0 BARBARA RUTH BROWN, Alpha Delta Pi, 0 BARBARA BROVVN. 0 JACK BROVVN. O JEAN BROWN, Chi Omega. O MILTON BROXNN. 0 BOB BROWN, Lambda Chi Alpha. 0 JAMES BROYLES. 82 First Row: 0 7 ANNE BRYANT, Alpha Delta Pi. O EDWARD BUCHNER, III. 0 HERBERT BUCK. O HARRY BUNCH, Phi Delta Sigma. O BARBARA BUSH, Alpha Delta' Pi. O CARL CAIN, JR. I CALVIN CALDWELL, Pi Kappa Alpha. 0 CANNIE CAMPBELL, Phi Mu. Second Row: . 0 EARL L, CARD, JR. O BILL CARSON, Methodist Fellowship, Art Club. O DON CARTER, Alpha Phi Omega. 0 JOHN CASH. 0 BILL CHADDICK. 0 JIM CHILDRESS. I C. A. CLARK, JR. 0 VERNON COOPER. Third Row: . 0 WALTER CORNELIUS. 0 ED COTTER, Phi Delta Sigma. O ELIZABETH ANN COTTON, Alpha Delta Pig Y.VV.C.A. 0 PAIGE COUCI-I, Sigma Chi, Baptist Student Union. C JEAN COUCH, Chi Omegag Y.W.C.A.g Prettiest Girl, '48, O JOHN R. COX. I VVILLIAM COX. O DON R. CRANE. F ourtb Row: O BILL CROYVLEY, 0 OREN CUMMINGS. C MARY CURTIS, Pi Beta Phi. I CAROLYN DAVIS, Phi Mu. 0 LARRY DOOK. I JOHNSON DODD. I JAMES DOOLEY. 0 PAT DORM, Sigma Chi. Fifth Row: O LYLE DOVVBIGGIE. O DON DOWNEY, Theta Chi. O CLYDE E. DRISKELL, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha. I JANE DULIN, Chi Omega. O VERNON L. EAKER, Lambda Chi Alpha. U ODIE EARL, Alpha Pi Omega, U.C. Choir, Band. I SAMMIE EATON, Chi Omega. 0 BETTIE EPSTEIN, Hillel Council. 83 First Row: 0 JACK ESKEW. O EVERETT FAIRCHILD. O NORMA FIELDS. O BILL FLYNT, Theta Chi. O WILEY FOSTER. 0 EDNA FRIDDELL. 0 JACK FROST, Lambda Chi Alpha. O LEATHA FULKERSON. Second Row: O GEORGE GAICH. 0 WILLIAM GAULT. I JIM GEIGER. I VERNEENA GIBBONS. 0 NAN GLASSCOCK,Kappa Deltag Y.W.C.A.g Methodist Fellowshipg Home Economics. I CAROL GLENN, Y.W.C.A, O DORIS GRAHAM. 0 PEGGY GRAHAM. Third Row: 0 MARION GRANDY, Alpha Delta Pi, O RAY GRAVES. 0 ALLEN GRAY. 0 FRED GREGG, Lambda Chi Alpha. 0 BENNY GROSS. O BILLIE GUTHRIE, C Club. I JUNE HALE, Alpha Delta Pi. 0 M. P. HALE. Fourth Row: . I JOAN HALL. 0 DE WITT HAMILTON. 0 HERBERT HAPPOLDT. 0 BOB HARBIN, Pi Kappa Alpha. 0 ALICE HARLE, Kappa Delta, 0 HELEN HARRIS, Phi Mu.g Y.W.C.A.g Methodist Fcllowshipg Echo. O STEVE HARVEY, Pi Kappa Alpha. O MELVIN HASKINS. Fifth Row: 0 NORMAN HATFIELD. O JOE D. HELTON, Alpha Phi Omega. O BILL HEMPHILL, Pi Kappa Alpha. 0 ELEANOR HERMAN, Alpha Delta Pig Y.W.C.A. O CLYDE HILL, Pi Kappa Alpha, O EUGENE L, HINES. 0 LYMAN HODGE, Sigma Chi. 0 MARY HELEN HODGE, Baptist Student Uniong U.C. Choir. 84 First Row: O ROBERT HOLLINGER. I FRED VV. HOOD. O JACK HUDSON. 0 ANNA MILDRED HULLANDER. O ROBERT IIYDER. 0 PHILIP INGLE. 0 FRANK JOHNSON, O BOB JONAKIN, Second Row: V O DORIS JONES. O MICKEY KEENER. I BILLY KEENUM. Theta Chl. l FRED KESSLER, O DONALD KERR. O CYNTHIA KIDVVILL. 0 NANCY KILLERHALS. O RAY MCKINNEY. 1 Third Row: 0 CHARLES KOLLMANSPERGER. 0 BILL KOON. 0 LEE LOVE, Alpha Delta Pig Y.W.C.A.g U.C. Choir. I ELAINE LASLEY, Chi Omcgag Y.W.C.A.g Methodist Fellowship. 0 ERWIN LEHTO. O ELLIS LEVINE. 0 EUGENE LEVVIS, Pi Kappa Alpha. I JAMES LEVVIS. Fourth Row: 0 MORTON LIPMAN. 0 HERBERT LOVE. 0 ALVIN LUTTRELL, Phi Delta Sigma. O PATRICIA MANSFIELD. 0 PA- TRICIA MARTIN, Chi Omegag Echog Y.W.C.A,g VVestminster Fellowship. 0 PEGGY MARTIN, Y.W.C.A. 0 LESTER MAS- SEY. I JOE M. MAY, Lambda Chi Alpha. F ifth Row: 0 MARY ANN MCCRARY, UC. Choir, 0 GEORGE MCDADE, Pi Kappa Alpha. 0 RICHARD MCDANIEL. 0 RICHARD MCDANIEL, Pi Kappa Alpha. 0 DOCK MCGEE, Pi Kappa Alpha. 0 DOLORES MCKENZIE, Y.W.C.A. 0 MARJORIE MCKENZIIS, Pi Beta Phi. C I-IAROLD R. MCLAUGHLIN, Pi Kappa Alpha. 85 First Row: 0 JAMES MCSWEEN, Mefhodistwiowsiiip. Q WVALTER MEYER. Q PENDELL MEYERS, Sigma chi. Q CHRISTIAN M1LBURN, Alpha Delta Pig Y.vv.C.A. o BETTY SUE MILLARD. o JOHN R, MILLER, JR. o SALLY M1Ms, Pi Beta Phi. n JESSE MOHLER. Second Row: 0 MARK MAHER. O WILLIAM MOLLOY, Pi Kappa Alphag Alpha Phi Omega. I KENNETH MOORE. 0 VVAYNE MORRIS. 0 JACQUELINE MUSGRAVE. 0 JIM NEAL, Y.M.C.A. O MARY NELIGAN, Pi Beta Phi. 0 DAVID NEL- SON. Third Row: 0 ALICE NEVVELL. 0 SHIRLEY NEWTON. 0 BILL NORMAN. O ROBERT NORTON, Phi Delta Sigma. O SAM OAKES, Theta Chi. I NATHAN OPLINGER. 0 JAMES ORIC. O JOHN OWEN. Fourth Row: 0 JANE PADEN, Phi Mix. 0 JODY PAGE, Pi Beta Phi. 0 DOYLE PARKER, Alpha Phi Omega. 0 JAMES PAYNE. 0 JAMES H, PAYNE. 0 JOE PERSINGER, Sigma Chi. 0 JOHN PERSINGER, Sigma Chi. O DILLARD PHILLIPS. F iftb Row: I JOHN PHILLIPS. 0 CHARLES PICKARD. I JOY PICKERING, Pi Beta Phig Y.W.C.A.g Echo. I NELLYE PICKETT. 0 CHARLEY C. PINSON. O DOROTHY PIRTLE, Home Economics, 0 HELEN POPE, Pi Beta Phi. O GEORGE POTTS. 86 First Row: 0 MARIANNE PRESCOTT, Pi Beta Phi. 0 FRANK PRINCE. 0 DEVVITT PRITCHARD. O DOROTHY PROCTOR, Pi Beta Phig Y.VV.C.A. O GERALD PROSTI-IERMAN, Hillel Council. 0 PHILLIP PURSLEY. O THOMAS RAMEY. I DAVID REARDEN. Second Row: 0 MARCUS PEAVY. 0 JOAN , , , . . . . O JOHN RIDGE, Pi Kappa Alpha. 0 LOIS RILEY, Les Independents. I ANN ROACH. 0 HARRIET ROANE, Chi Omega, Y.VV.C.A. REECE 0 JEAN REICH Chi Omega' YWCA O ARVIN REINGOLD, Hillel Council. Third Row: 0 STEWART ROBERTS, Lnmbtlzl Chi Alpha: English Club. O THOMAS ROBINSON. 0 CECIL RODGERS. 0 RUTH SADIKOFF, Hillel Council. O PAUL SANDER, Sigma Chig Echo. I VVILLIAM SCARBROUGH, Alpha Phi Omega. O ALMA SECOR, Phi Mllg Y.VV.C.A. 0 BETTYE SELF. 'Fourth Row: O ERNEST SELLS, Pi Kappa Alpha: Y.lVI.C.A. O BRUCESHERVVOOD, Phi Delta Sigma. I BARBARA SHOEMAKER, Alpha Delta Pig Y.VV.C.A. I ANDRENE SI-IUPE, Phi Mi1.0 SYLVIA SMITH, Pi Beta Phig Echog U.C. Choirg Y.W.C.A. 0 EDVVARD SNYDER, Sigma Chi, 0 JACK SPEARS, PiKappu Alpha. 0 MARILYN STANFIELD, Fifth Row: . 0 JACK STANFIELD. I JOYCE STEVENS. I J ' , . . . ., , . . VELLE STONE. 0 SARA STRAIILE, Pi Beta Phi. I MYRA JO STRICKLAND. O PEGGY STONE, 0 ROBERTA SULLIVAN. OAN STOCKDALE YVVCA ' Echo' Baptist Student Union 0 NO- 87 J' l i First Row: 0 ED TANKESLEY. 0 GRETJE TAPPER, Pi Beta Phig Home Economicsg Y.W.C.A. O JOHN TATE. 0 ELISE TAYLOR, Pi Beta Phig Home Economics. 0 HUBERT TAYLOR. O WILLIAM TAYLOR, Pi Kappa Alphag Y.M.C.A. 0 DEWAYNE THATCHER, Lambda Chi Alpha, I NANCY THOMAS. ' Second Row: O JAMES THOMPSON. 0 RICHARD THOMPSON. 0 RUTH TI-IRASHER. C SYLVESTER TOAL. 0 JEAN TOM- BERLIN, Alpha Delta Pi. 0 HAROLD TRAYLOR. 0 LEE TRENTHAM. O AMBROSE TROXLER. Third Row: I HOWARD TUCKER, Phi Delta Sigma. 0 EARL VARNELL, 0 JACK VARNELL, Ministerial Club. 0 MELVIN VAUGHN. MARVIN VAUGHN. 0 RANDOLPH VEAZEY. I ARNOLD VINCENT. 0 LOIS VOGEL, Phi Mug Home Economics. Fourth Row: 0 MARJORIE WADE, Phi Mug Art Clubg Methodist Fellowship. 0 MARY WALKER, Chi Omegag U.C. Choir. 0 ELLEN VVALLACE. O RAYMOND WELLS. 0 SARAH WILLHOIT. C GLORIA WILLIAMS, U.C. Choir. 0 MARY WILSON. 0 EDWIN WINDHAM, Pi Kappa Alphag Y.M.C.A.g Baptist Student Union. Fifth Row: O EDITH WINTERS. O GERALDINE WITT. O BOB WOFFORD. O BARBARA WOLF. 0 CONNIE WOLFE. I LE- LAND WVOMACK, Pi Kappa Alpha, 0 ROBERT WOMACK, Pi Kappa Alphag Echog Y.M.C.A.g Methodist Fellowship. I AL- BERT WONG. 88 0 BILL WOOD. l JACK WOOD. 0 ROBERT WOOD. 0 JOHN WOODALL 0 MILTON WOODEN, Theta Chi. I LAMAR WOODRUFF, Pi Kappa Alpha. 0 STAN- LEY VVYNN, Pi Kappa Alpha. 89 MRD aliazn K A UW e cl NowAere wlfhmf Zed! 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Crawley, Jr. 92' Number of members, 69 OFFICERS ACTIVES Frank Horner VValter S. Horsley james T, Igou Edgar M. Jolley john E, Jolley, jr. Jean P. jones Charles G. Kelley Frederick D. Lansford, Robert I. Leiper James R. McCormack Richard R. Miles Robert L, Moore PLEDGES Ralph L. Crosby, jr. Vernon Eaker Andrew M. Egan jack L. Frost James E. Geiger Bobby E, Holmes Ralph Hutchinson Robert E. jonakin Andrew L. Lees, Jr. Joe M. May Paul B. McCroskey J . . Presidz nl . .Vi4'L Pl'L'5id1'1zf . . Szfrrvizzry . . - T rmml er . . Farully .-ldfvzsu VVilliam Narramore William J. Newton Joseph VV, Payne Thomas E. Pettis, Jr. james E, Prescott Menno Scliepcrs David B. Smith john D. Starbuck Nelson Turpin jack B. Van Hooser Norman T. Vorwerk George M. Wampler Claude VV. VVhitel1ead Ray McKinney john S. Roberts Cecil M. Rodgers, Jr. Abram E. Scrtel Frank Mc. Smith Edwin L, Tankesley Paul D, Thatcher Bob I'I. Wofford John M, VVoodnll VValter B. Young Founded, 1913 Organized on the campus, 1913 JACK I-IOOVIER . GEORGE CARDEN . v1a'1'1z HANKINS . . JACK LEVAN ..... DR. Joslzen CALLAYVAY Robert Allison Robert Bearden Dick Bundschu George Carden Harry Cash Larry Cunningham Eben DeArmond Charlie Emerson Charles Fuzzy Faris Pat Fleming Ben Ford Hall Merritt Atchley jim Bennett Hank Black I-Iarry Bunch Luke Callaway Buford Cole Ed Cotter jack English Bill Fulmer Number of Members, 64 GFFICERS ACTIVES Ben Foxworth Pete I-lankins Jack I-Ioover john Harris jack LeV an joseph Lynch Earl Magrath Pete Page Dan Rapaich Vllard Reilly Bob Rowlette PLEDGES Bill Hauser jim Jumper Charles Kollmansperger Bill Koons Alvin Luttrall jim Mayfield Bobby Norton Earl Pickering Poss Powell Dwight Ogle . . President . .lfire-President . Scrremry . . . T rearurer . . Fafully .4dfvi.mr VVaymon Rose jim Sasse jon Sherwood jack Spence Bob Staley Ned Thaxton Charlie Thompson Mack Thompson Bud Varnell Carl Warren Pete VVilliamson Ed Papsou Bruce Sherwood Buddy Thompson Hal Traylor Howard Tucker Dave VVhite Bud VVithrow Bill VVhite Jack VVood Y M, Us an A H . Q A u lf . :J- .. Q 11 'A . . I il 'Ali ts , 3 ' tx- A ...L rf. ix xx ' PHI DEL SIE M Founded, 1868 Organized on the campus, 1947 10 DeFORREST BROOKE HARRY B. AU .... THOMAS V. LABBE . ROBERT F. HOPPER . DR. EDWIN s. LINDSEY' ' Charles Aquadro Cedric Armor Harry B. Au I. VV. Barker Eddie Blake john Bonney DeForrest Brooke G. C. Broome , Frank Bullock Calvin Caldwell john Crisman W. S. Currin Joe Eaves John Gates Harold Gilbert I. B. Gonia, jr. Ferrell Alexander Edward Archer D. K. Ayers J. C, Barger C. VV. Barham Harold Bracken Carl Cain, Jr., I. S. Cannon D. VV. Chaddiek VV, I. Cooper G. L. Daigle I. J. Dodd C. E. Driskill, jr. J. R. Durham O. R. Hancock Bobbie Harbin, Ir. L, A. Harper VV. S. Harvey C. B. Hill 94 Number of members, OFFICERS ACTIVES Dennis B. Haskins Ken Hays Robert Hopper joe Hurn James M. Igou john Jobron, Ir. Howard johnson Carl Labbe Thomas V. Labbe Lowery Lamb Robert C. Lahaire Richard Landis Harry Love Robert Mahoney Bob Mason john Lee McKenzie, J Manyon Millican PLEDGES H. R. Hillis Gordon Jones F. F. Kessler Phil Krug A 1 I'- E. . Lehto D. E. Lewis J, E. Martin G. R. McDade R, L. McDaniel D. S. McGee H. R. McLaughlin, Ir. J. C. McSween, Jr. K, R. Moore W. L. Molloy J, E. Oric T. VV. Painter C. I. Payne Paul Pittenger, Jr. G. D. Potts F. N, Price . . Presidmzt . Vice-1'1'csidc1zt . . Secretary . . . . T rearurer . Farully Ad-viser Harold North Bill Oliphant Charles Perkins Bill Polley james C. Rice, jr. Barney Roth Vincent Sarratore Eugene Shrader Howard P. Sompayrac Herbert Towers P, C, Van VVinkle Frank VVallington Eston Whelchel Kenneth Wolfe Luther VVorsham Bob Zimblernan T. D. Ramey D. E. Rearden C. T. Robinson E. R. Russel J. K. Ridge Charles Schoocrnft Harry Shoemaker Ernest H. Sells C, A. Tapper VV. L. Taylor, Ir. R. C. Veazey Marvin Vaughn F. T. Wells T. M. Whitson, Jr. E. O. VVindham L. D. VVoodrnff R. P. Womack L. K. Womack S. E. Wynn Founded, 1855 JOHN MORELAND . J. P. MORRISON . JOHN cr-IAMHERS . JAMES DORRIS . . MR. ULREY WILSON jack R. Agnew Roy B. Bacon nm Berg Richard Brady Louis Brooks Goodwyn Cates John Chambers VVarren Davenport James Davis Bill Davis Chester DeVaney James Dorris David Edmondson Charles Bagley Donald Baxter Lewis Braly Edward Buckner Bob Burdine Billy Bush Paige Couch Ross Daniels Pat Dorn VViIliam Dunwoody Andy Elko Gene Fulgum Organized on the Number of members, 73 OFFICERS ACTIVES Malone Everett Don Hughes john Little Tom Lotspeich J. VV. Lunsford Calvin Millard Ed Miller john Moreland Bill Morgan J. P, Morrison Fred Munson Pat Neligan George Owens PLEDGES Bob Cass Ernest Hartman Bob I-Iasselle Lyman Hodge jack Hudson Frank johnson Alvin Kinsey john Kroepger Guion Kropp Clarence Lindsey Don Moore Pendell Myers campus, 1947 . . .Presideui . . Vice-Prasiderzt . .Secretary . . . Treasurer . , Faculty Aldfviser Lynn Puckett Larry Rigsby Gene Schimpf Paul Shepherd Richard Shalfer Stanton Shaffer Mike Thatcher Charlie Tucker joe VVallace Bob VV:-:rt Frank VVilliams Les VVilliams jack VVhite Bill Norman Jack Persinger Joe Persinger Bill Robeson Paul Sander f Ed Snyder Bill Trotter Bill L, Von Shaaf Lee VValton Tom VVillingham Bert Wills S I B M A DHI 7 l i I T H E T Foundecl,1856 CHI O X U 1. sion '..Qf.f X 0 CHARLES MOULTON . IIMMY HUNT . . . CHARLES RICHARDS . LON ELDREDGE . . . DR. WILLIAM O. SWVAN Max Anacker Gene Beatey Charles Brock Glen A. Brock Earnest Cushman Raymond M. Davis Frank Dawn Lon A. Eldredge Wilson Gillespie jack Anderson VVilliam N, Bishop John L. Bonds, Jr. Clarence Herbert Buck John B. Burnett VVilliam M. Cox james J. Croley 96 Organized on the campus, 1942 Number of members 47 OFFICERS ACTIVES James Hunt Basil Irwin Marvin J. Mosely, Jr. Charles VV. Moulton Martin Orr james Ott Morton Pace WVilIard Park Gordon Pendergrass PLEDGES Orin Cummings Don Downey Bill Flynt Lee Gentry Ray Graves VVilIiam A. Henson Bill Keenum ? . . . President . . Vine-President . . Secrelary . . . Treasurer . . Faculty Advisor james A. Reckard Charles D. Richards Richard Russell Steven A. Short DeCosta Smith Jim Spaulding James A..Stewart Willia O. Swan, jr. Bevars Mabry Knox Millican Sam Oakes VVilliam M. Pafenhach, Jr. Robert B. Pauley Harold Shrader XVcsley Vaughn Founded, 1851 MILDRED POTTS . BETTY RICHEY . . VIRGINIA MERRIAM . . JOANN ADKINS . . ,- Mary Katherine Abeel Joanne Adkins Mary Beattie . Gene Carrick 1 X Cbarlaine Cash W Martha Drennen Betty Estes Lillie Lou Ford . L Jenny Armstrong Jo Arnold Anne Becne xf Mary Pat Bennett l Jeannine Bracewell June Brooks 'Q Barbara Brown Organized on the campus, 1926 Number of members, 42 OFFICERS ACTIVES Betty Goudelock Ann Gunter Dorothy Healan Peggie Igou Jackie johnson f Martha johnson Ann Johnston PLEDGES Anne Bryant Barbara Bush Libby Cotten Marian Grandy June Hale Gerry Hartman Eleanor Herman . . . Pravidclll . . Vice-Presidwzr . . Secretary . Treasurer Virginia Merriam r Mary Katherine Ogle Mildred Potts r Charlotte Prokop Betty Richey ' Mary Elizabeth Riheldalfer -, Bert Rogers X -, ,I Lelia Love Charistine Milburn ' Bernice Purcell Joan Reece 5 Barbara Shoemaker jean Tomberlin .9943 QRGZ' LPH DELTA PI El-ll EE V 1, 'Je' I , u T' , . . n ' i V if , , ,. n- i 4 -. Q Founded, 1895 Organized on the campus, 1923 BETTY ROANE BELCHER DORIS LYONS ..... BETTY HUDSON . . TILDA CALDVVELL . VIRGINIA HELLMANN . Anna Gray Adams Margaret Ann Bagley Lucy Lee Bright Teeny Buchanan Tilda Caldwell Polly Clemmer Mary Ruth Davies Mary Kathryn Diefenhach Connie Duke ' Marilyn Gamble jackie Greiser Stell Adams Pat Barker Jean Brown Ruth Brown jean Conch 98 Number of members, 49 OFFICERS ACTIVES Elizabeth Ann Hampton Betty Jo Henderson jane Heyman Betty Hudson Ann Huffaker Adelaide Hurst Carol King Henrietta King Doris Lyons Lucile Mansfield Betsy McDonald Barbara Miller PLEDGES Sammie Eaton Jane Dulin Elaine Lasley jenny Lou Jeffries Put Martin -V ,...-ilxw, , , nj - r . . . President . . Vice-Presidezzf . . Secretary . . . T reasufrr . Faculty Ad-vzsfr Phyllis Moore jerry Norton Gloria Reif Betty Roane Belcher Adele Spence Martha Thompson Flo Varnell Betty White Mary VVilson Fulgum Minnie Sue Wilson Susie VVrigl1t jean Reich Harriet Anne Roane June Walker Jeanette Whelchel Marjorie VVhelchel Founded, 1897 Organized on the campus, 1945 Number of members, 2 ' OFFICERS DOT PRINCE ...... ..... ANNABICLLIE MANSFIELD . Mlll.DR1iD CASS ,.... . POLLYANNA FliA'I'lIliRS'l'ON , MR. STUART PURSIER . . . ACT IVES Diane Bender Polly Golley Pollyanna lTC1llllCl'St0h Lucile Kays Mildred Gnss Betty McF:1rlin ' Anna Belle Mansfield PLEDGES Cm-01 Bailey Nan Glascock Becky Brock Alice Hnrle Margaret Crow Jenn johnson jane Sutton 0 . . . President . . Ifirc-Pmsidmzt . . Sz'crflary . . . Trea,v1u'er . . Faculty Adfviser Teresa Mitchell Dorothy Prince Elizabeth VVelJb Sara Sutton Billie J. Wright Venita Yarbrough 1? v7F a' Wf- got ., ,- :7 it v . W e 3 3 5 -5 .0 I. PP BELT P H I Founded, 1852 Organized on the campus, 1937 FLORAPEARL ARMSTRONG . MYRTICE MOULTON LOUISE PERKINS . . MARY ALICE TIETZE MISS ELEANOR MCGILLIARD Florapearl Armstrong Joanne Chambers Marilyn Gonham Mary Funk Marjorie Gass Canny Campbell Rayma Conda Carolyn Davis 100 Number of members, 28 OFFICERS ACTIVES Ruth Ann Harris Hannah Hulon Mary Ellen Marjean Myrtice Moulton PLEDGES Peggy Graham Helen Harris , . . President . . Vice-Prcsidcrzl . . Secrelafy . . . T reasurer . . Faculty .4d-vi.u'r Louise Perkins Jeanne Parkinson Charlyce Thompson Mary Alice Tietze Mary Ruth Wilhoit Jane Paclen Alma Secor Marjorie Wade Founded 1867 Organized on the campus, 1923 MARJORIE ANN PARKS . LESLIE MILLIGAN . . . DORIS DEAKINS BRYANT SAYLE MILNE .... Martha Brooks Doris D. Bryant Dot Flenniken Martha Foster Mary Margaret Haile Dot Hoback Bettye Krug Leslie Milligan Barbara Barker Emily Byington Nancy Carroll Sally Derrick Frances Elam Ernestine Henningsen Virginia Hicks Everett Ann Jones Number of members, 47 OFFICERS ACTIVES Sayle Milne Marjorie Ann Parks Betty Province Sue Elclredge joan Jarrett Shirley Maxey Alma Ruth Riddle Anne Viser PLEDGES Sally Mims Marjorie McKenzie . Mary Neligan Jody Page joy Pickering Jean Polley l-Ielen Pope Marianne Prescott . . .Prcsidmzl . .lfiuf-Pwsident . . Setrelary . . Treasurer Teenie Dean Betty Lewis Janis Haskew Ioan Hill Dorris Paetzell Carol Pruette Lolanne Harris Dorothy Proctor Ioan Riggs Medora Shadden Sylvia Smith Sarah Strahle Gretje Tapper Elise Taylor Pl BET PHI ALPHA SUEIETY The Alpha Society is the highest scholastic honor bestowed upon students at the university. To become a member of Alpha, a student must have a B or better averageat the close of his first semester as a senior, and be elected by the faculty members. The 1948 student members included Leon Lebovitz, Ed Blanton, Marjorie Moore Prince, Jane Howlc, Grady Long, Paul Lewis, Catherine Koslcos, C. D. Broyles, Jack Orr, Ann Wood- ward, Hugh Warner, Tom Barr. 102 i - ,..-mm-.. FB it i 'N ff'2 5 M5 ' 1 5 'lllllllf' -L MEMBERS: DeForrcst Brooke George Carden Basil Erwin Jack Hoover jim Igou I-larry Love Carl McCullom Dick Miles John S. Miller Richard Neidharclt L. jack Spence Luther VVorshnm Blue Key National Honor Fraternity is the University of Chattanooga's society for recognition of outstanding service by men students. Members are selected by the active chapter from the junior and senior classes for achievement in extra-curricular activities. Although membership is de- pendent upon service to the University, or in various campus activities, the program does not stop here . . . Blue Key feels that a service fraternity should not only be for recognition of worthy men, but also should serve as a basis for further constructive worlc by the group as a whole. In this line, the organization constantly formulates and maintains projects designed to improve the University of Chattanooga and to aid its students . . . Mrs. J. W. fMiss Mayj Saunders is sponsor of Blue Key. 103 Q? Quadrangle is an honorary organization for junior and senior women. Members are chosen from those students who demonstrate all-around abilities in leadership, student activities, and scholarship . . . The group recognizes and stimulates achievements as it serves the University in any way possible . . . The impressive tapping ceremony is held in Patten Chapel twice yearly. Mrs. David A. Loclcmiller is sponsor of Quadrangle . . Highlights on the Quadrangle calendar included an open-house for new students at which Quadrangle and Blue Key were co-hosts, a luncheon at Mrs. Loclcmilleras home, extensive work by all members on the historian's book, gathering student opinion, and planning Moving Up Day. MEMBERS! Mary Mac Fenn Adams Flora Pearl Armstrong Pollyanna Fexltlisrstml Betty ifxllll Kimsey Gwin Mrs. David A. Lockmillcr Doris Lyons Leslie Milligan Marjorie Parks - V l Ani ' l 1 104 The Student Honor Council of the University of Chattanooga has executed its duties according to the Honor System by having sole jurisdis- tion of academic honesty during examinations . . . The Council for the academic year 1948-1949 had as chairman, Luke Worsham, and as secre- tary, Betty Hudson . . . The increased cooperation of the students, the faculty, and the people involved in cases of honor code violation, is clear evidence of the increased effectiveness of the Honor System. HU UH EUUNIIIL MEMBERS: Dorothy Henley Ann Johnston john Gates Luther Worshnm Betty Hudson John Woodall Mary Mac Adams Ernest Cushman l 105 S I W.. sr f - mamma W The Student Council is the body which provides repre- sentation for the students in the official administration of the University. Meetings are held at least twice a month to carry on regular business. The Council has for its advisers and co-workers the President of the University, the Business Manager, and the Dean of Women. The Sigma Tau Delta is a national English Fraternity . . . The University of Chattanooga chapter devotes its time to turning out deathless works of the pen which are torn apart and put together again in club meetings . . . Each U MEMBERS: Charles Aquaclro George Carden Bill .Davis jack Hoover Frank Horner james M. Igou J. P. Morrison jon Sherwood members are made up of the Student body president, the president and vice-presidents of each class, and one repre- sentative from each of the junior and senior classes . . . Duties of the Student Council include submitting nomina- tions for Wl1o,s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities, and nominations for representatives on the Honor Council. member is required to produce a certain amount of writing during the year, and is allowed to defend it against the sneers of his fellow writers . . . Dr. Edwin Lindsey sponsors the budding authors. AU ELT fn, ,H ,A . , SIGMA Alpha Lambda Delta is an organization for the purpose of tutoring other students who are in need of such assist- ance . . . The members consist of freshmen women who have a scholarship of 2.5 or higher . . . President, Anne M Gunterg Vice-President, Martha Drenneng Secretary, Ann Bowmang Treasurer, Claire Freedmang Faculty Advisers, Mrs. Dorothy Woiodworth and Miss Isobel Griscom . . . Members are: Mary Alice Tietze, Florapearl Armstrong, Doris Lyons, Josephine Killian. Phi Eta Sigma is a national scholastic honorary fraternity for freshmen men . . . There are more than fifty chapters located in the better colleges and universities of the United States . . . The purpose of Phi Eta Sigma is to honor those men who have attained superior scholastic ratings and to stimulate advancement in scholarship among all levels of college life . . , The University of Chattanooga chapter attained its charter in 1947 after having petitioned the national group. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA METHUUIST FELLUWSHIP The Baptist Student Union is composed of all Baptist students in the university who are members of any local Baptist Church organization. The officers and their com- mittee members form the Greater Council, leaders of the BAPTIST STUDENT U N I U N B.S.U .... The B.S.U. of U.C. lceeps the student in contact with other fellow Baptist studentsg it promotes religious activities, it sponsors an interdenominational noon devotion period on the campus every dayg and it emphasizes Christ, our Savior and example. Meets every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday morning under Revs. Manwiller, Chilcote and Pless. Purpose is to provide Christian fun and fellowship for Methodists. First party was held in November at Dr. Kilburn's home in the form of a very good hamburger fry with all the trimmings. During December a Christmas party was held at Trinity Methodist Church. Programs have been planned with Methodist groups from Vanderbilt and the University of Tennessee. Methodist Student Fellowship consists of 390 members. The officers are: Marylen Donham, President, Bill Mil- burn, Vice-President, Connie Campbell, Secretary, Joe Milburn, Treasurer. pgs, W ,JI gviu., 1 The Ministerial Club is composed of an interdenomina- tional group of students who have the intention of studying ministry. The purpose of this organization is for the members to get together to discuss religious problems perti- nent to the time, and to sponsor and take part in the annual Religious Emphasis Week. This group usually has two MINISTEHI!-XL IILUB social functions a year. An informal party is given once in the fall and again in the spring. This school year the Ministerial Club sponsored the beautiful Thanksgiving service which was given at the Patten Chapel on Thanks- giving Eve. Robert Smith led the group as president this year. The Wesminster Fellowship Group was organized to further fellowship and the spiritual life of Presbyterian students of the University. Montlily meetings are held at the First Presbyterian Church in the lounge which was provided for the group meeting and parties. All U.C. stu- dents have been invited to visit the lounge to study, relax, and use all the facilities provided there for recreation. Various speakers are brought before the group at supper meetings where current problems are discussed. WESTMINSTEH FELLUWSHIP HILLEL ED The Newman Club was organized as an information and study group, and is open to all Catholic students or others who wish to study with them . . . Reverend john Tierney is the advisor . . . Mary Elizabeth Ford is the NEWMAN 3 BLUE General Chairman , . . Members are: Bettye Krug, Mary Katherine Diefenbach, Davis, Bill Davis, Carl Labbe, Bob Mahoney, Phil Krug, Sarah Scrahle, Jody Page, Mary Margaret Haile, Grace Allen. The Hillel Council was organized on the campus during the 1946-'47 term. The aims of Hillel are to provide the Jewish students on the campus with a vital religious and cultural programg to give the Jewish students an oppor- tunity for fellowship and self expressiong and to develop harmonious relations with all groups on the campus. Hillel during the year has given several social and cultural affairs, including a dance and a religious program during the Christmas season. Solie Fott serves as president of the organization. UNEIL The University Players, the dramatic organization on the campus, is composed of those students who have been active in dramatics. The membership of this organization is not limited. It is open to all those who are willing to work in order that the students, faculty, and friends of the University might receive full advantage from good drama. . . . Headed by Lowry Lamb, Jr., the group has presented a series of children's plays, one of Shaw's productions and hopes to end the year with a Greek drama. The University Players have as their faculty sponsors, Mrs. Dorothy Ward and Miss Gail Hammond. The purpose of the University Engineers' Club is to promote the study of engineering at the University of Chattanooga . . . to bring together the students of engineer- ing for the presentation and dissemination of vital edu- cational and professional developments . . . to assist said students in choosing the particular branch of engineering iid 'P ,s, ,, .af 4,131 'Laf- I. -I ENGINEERS, CLUB E 1 that is most interesting to them and for which they have the best aptitude . , . Membership is open to Engineering Majors as well as Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics Majors . . . The officers are: President, Robert Brad- shaw, Jr.g Vice-President, Thomas A. Gillespie, Secretary, James D. Morrisg Treasurer, Vance E. Rhinehart. -gig.. 7 , Vp V 4 . ' .X .,,,.... v, - A' i!,,f-fe ' asia: - -4 -- UNIVERSITY P L A Y E HS DELTA PI These people do things the hard way-such as breakfast meetings at 7:00 A.M. in Medical Arts. And for chatter- why, of course! They discuss Carthage! They went from EL!-X55 IILUB there to Alexandria and right through the ancient cities. Those pictures of mythology in the library are their doings, too. A The Alpha Pi chapter of Sigma Delta Pi is the Spanish promotion element in the Student Body. Its members served as guides for the meeting in the University of the South Atlantic Modern Language Association . . . On Pan-American day they gave a Spanish turn to the weekly U.C. radio broadcast, with music and a history of Pan-American Day . . . The Club is guided by Dean Reuben Holland and Senor Placido Pacheco. SIGMA IES The officers are: Marjorie Ann McGavock, Presidentg Hays Pogue, Vice-Presidentg Betty Jo Bishop, Secretary, Nance Magratli, Treasurer. The purpose is to give non-fraternity student a well- balanced program of activity. To create a feeling of esprit de corps among Independent students. THE I DEPENDENT5 Activities are: Party for Freshmen, several supper partiesg open house after games, stagetteeg Christmas formal and a Spring formal, annual picnic in May. The Independents have joined the National group- National Independent's Student Association? The Art Club has been formed to malce students and faculty more conscious of the value of art and of all types in all persons' lives, and to give an opportunity for the artists in the school to express themselves outwardly. Two painful manifestations of these aims are the Artistsf Mas- querade Ball and the Student Show in the spring. The student show in the spring is actually a sort of contest whereby any student of the University is allowed to submit some drawing or painting for judging, the winner receiving ten dollars in cash! HTEL B 1 l l l 1 f .Q '- Ti - 4' 5. E ZXQM 14 A 5 I G 141A E PE3II.U N Les Independents is the French Club on the campus which honors the outstanding French students with mem- bership. In 1922 a group of the French students joined what was then called the French Players. This group with- drew from the national club in 1931, because the expenses were too great to meet. The French students then formed LES INUEPENDENTS Les Independents as a local French organization. The pur- pose of this group is to study and interest themselves in French culture-such as language, literature, and civiliza- tion. Membership is limited to those students who are beyond their second year of French, and who have attained a B average during that time. Gamma Sigma Epsilon chemical fraternity was founded in 1919 at Davidson College, N. C., for the purpose of furthering learning and good fellowship among students of Chemistry. The fraternity grew, and in 1932 Iota Alpha chapter of the University of Chattanooga was installed with Dr. I. W. Grote as advisor. As the years wore on the chapter at U.C. became more interested in good fellow- ship rather than scholarship. In November of 1939 the University of Chattanooga played host to the biennial convention of the fraternity. Each member, as a qualifica- tion for membership, must write a short paper upon some chemical subject. These papers are read at the meetings of the fraternity and the better ones are entered in intra- fraternity competition. The president for the 1947-'48 term is Jim Giesemann. I PI ISA The local chapter was installed on May 17, 1929, as the Eta Chapter, Sigma Pi Sigma, with twelve charter members and Dr. David Cornelius as the chapter adviser . . . Since i929 the local chapter has inducted sixty-one members, Pi Gamma Mu is the National Honor Society of the Social Sciences. Its ur ose is the uinculcation of the P P ideals of scholarship and social service in the study of social problems. It is further designed to encourage achievement and excellence in the social sciences and a better integration P I many of whom have continued their collegiate interest in physics and have added distinction to the chapter . . . Although it is an honor society, Sigma Pi Sigma finds time in its calendar for occasional social events. of the several branches of these studies . . . Membership in the Society is limited to Juniors, Seniors, Alumni and Faculty. Eligibility for membership for undergraduates is based upon an average of B or better in at least 20 semester hours of work in the social studies. MMA MU Il SIGMA SIGMA The Home Economics Club is composed of students skilled in the culinary arts and maintaining a high scholastic average. This club entertains the various visitors of the University with dinner in the Home Economics' dining HUME EBU Uivutsl roomg this dinner is cooked and served by the members themselves. The purpose of this club is to stimulate an interest in the betterment of homemaking, and is one of the most practical and active groups on the campus. Der Deutsche Kreis was founded on the campus in the fall of '36 in order to promote appreciation and interest in the German language. The organization is host to an annual social party which is limited to members and their dates. Eligibility for entrance into the organization is for students to show a decided interest in the German language and to maintain a B average for their first year. Some exceptions are made to Freshmen who hold an A average after their first semester. Jim Giesemann serves the group as president this year. N we RS 1 W 0?-' --1-.9-., DEH DE TSEHE HBEI5 The International Relations Club as a national club was founded in 1914, but the local branch was not established on the University campus until 1929. The purpose of this club is for the students of economics, history, and political science to meet together and have open forums, debates, and economic discussions. The membership into the club is limited to students who have maintained at least a B average in th-ese subjects. The club meetings are usually taken up with the discussion of current problems. At least two sodal gatherings a year are held by this group to better relations among the members. This year George Wampler served as the capable president of the organization. The idea for Kappa Chi Epsilon originated on the campus in the spring of 1943, but regular meetings were not held until the fall. This organization is a school service fra- ternity for women with the primary purpose of improving relationship and understanding between all students, their school, and the public. Its aims are to increase enrollment with the highest type of men and women, and to express che appreciation of the student body to alumni and to those citizens whose aid and support make the University of Chattanooga possible. This year this organization has aided in the Red Feather drive, guided Freshmen during the first week of school, and given chapel programs in the public schools to promote enrollment at the University of Chatta- nooga. Doris Lyons was replaced as president in December by Sue Eldridge. H A P P A CHI EPSILUN INTEHNATIUNAL BELATIUNS CLUB A L P H A Every week of each school term finds the student body going to Chapel for announcements and interesting activ- ities. These include religious services, musical programs, CHAPEL EUMMITTEE addresses on current problems, Tapping ceremonies, and campus surveys. The Chapel Committee, headed by Dr. Edwin S. Lindsey is responsible for these programs. Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity, com- posed of college and university men who are or have been previously affiliated with the Boy Scouts of America. Each candidate for membership must have had previous training in Scoutingg desire to render service to others and satisfac- tory scholastic standing. Scouts and former Scouts of all ranks are eligible for membership. Alpha Phi Omega does not descriminate in the matter of Scout ranlc. Alpha Phi Omega renders service to the student body and faculty, the youth and community, to members of the fraternity, and to the nation as participating citizens. P H I EAD W'U ' E UIIN EI L The Interfraternity Council on the U.C. campus is organized for cooperation among the five fraternal groups chartered at the university. The presidents and one addi- tional representative from each of these organizations meet INTER- EIJUIWE regularly to work out problems which may arise on the campus, coordinate fraternal activities and work toward general college welfare. This group legislates general U.C. fraternity policy, participates in campus activities and assists in charity and general improvement programs. Women's Pan Hellenic Council is composed of the President and Junior delegate of each sorority on campus. Their purpose is to provide for smooth function within sororities, among sororities, and between sororities and the University Administration. ANIHELLE IE FH TEH ITY IL INUUETHIN!-XTIUN EUMNHTTEE Under the new Honor System the Honor Council has jurisdiction only on cases involving academic dishonesty. Infractions of all other rules are referred to the College Rules and Regulations Committee. This committee is a joint student-faculty affair, composed of member Professor Godfrey Tietze, John Moreland, Dean Maxwell A. Smith, RULES ANU HEEULATIUNS EUMMITTEE 4 Dean Reuben S. Holland, Florapearl Armstrong, Jaclc Hoover, Dean Dorothy Woodwortlm, Professor Bradford McGaw, Professor Kenneth Carpenter, and Betty jo Ezell. Under the chairmanship of Dean Smith the committee has operated efficiently and conscientiously, endeavoring to assure a just verdict in each case. This committee introduces the student body to the Honor Code and attempts to instill respect for the Honor System among students. The year-long plan of the Indoc- trination committee includes conferences between committee members and new students in the fall when freshmen are presented copies and explanations of the code. The re- mainder of the year finds the committee working to facilitate operation of the Honor Council. The most active non-social group on the campus has been the Professional Business Club. It was founded at the University of Chattanooga on April 16, 1947, with the purpose of fostering good fellowship among its members, and to provide an organization through which interested students in the Economics and Commerce Department might have an opportunity to increase their knowledge in the fields of economics, commerce, and finance, Member- ship in the Professional Business Club is limited to fifty members who are majoring in economics and commerce. The requirement for membership into Beta Beta Beta is for a Biology major to have an average of B in 12 hours of Biology, if not a major he must have a B in 14 hours . . . The officers for the current school year are President, Betty Kimsey Gwing Vice-President, Robert Sebastiang Secretary, Mary Alice Tietze , . . Members include Dorothy Flennilcen, Bettye I-Iudso-n, Mary Mac Penn Adams, Carl Roden, James Cockran, David Sebastian, Arch Smith, Mar- jorie Wlielchelg Faculty Advisor, Miss McGuilliard. BETA BET BETA PBBEESSIBNAL BUSINESS CLUB EH CLUB Co-Ed Cotillion recognizes those Women students con- sidered socially outstanding and furthers the social life of the campus by means of social functions. Membership is limited to women of Junior and Senior standing who i EU-EU EUTILLIUN CLUB have attended at least three-fourths of the campus social functions . . . Each sorority and the Independents are allowed a quota of eight members, but this quota is not filled unless there are women who qualify. Betty McFarlin is this y-ear's president. The membership of the C Club consists of men who have earned a letter in any major sport. The purpose of the organization is to have regulated wearing of letters on the campus, and the sponsoring of social dances following football games. The officers for this year are: Butch Tapper, Presidentg Stumpy Sarratore, Vice-President, Hal Huggins, Secretary-Treasurer. Members are: Luther Wor- sham, Jim Mayfield, Bill Berg, Jim Alexander, Orville Holmes, Ben Ford, Charles Emerson, Robert Ripple, John Javorsky, Jack Hoover, Red Lynch, Bob Meyers, Ray Griffeth, Herman Welch, Ralph Hutchinson, George Carden, Gordon Atchley, Hall Atchley, Ken Naylor, Bill Emerson, Frank Powell, Dutch Magrath, Ed Jurczak, Rusty Granitz, Frank Erwin, Charles Farris. Any Junior or Senior girl is eligible for membership after receiving 500 points in some sort of athletics. Points are given for participation in any sort of major sports . . . the purpose is to recognize outstanding girl athletics . . . Each year at the Thanksgiving game the Mocettes have a Powder Bowl at the half . . . the girls practice for two MUCETTE CLUB weeks before the big event . . . The officers for this year are: President, Doris Bryant, Vice-President, Bettye Krug, Secretary, Leslie Milligan, Treasurer, Joanne Adkins . . . Members are: Marianne Potter, Sue Brock, Martha Brooks, Nance Magrath, Pat Eslinger, Betty Province, Bernice Purcell, Mary Mac Penn Adams. The University Choir under the direction of Isa Mc- Ilwraith is composed of at least 60 voices this year. It has appeared in a number of enjoyable programs throughout the year, including special programs at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, and a secular one in the spring. Thanks to the activity fund the University Choir was able to revive an old custom by making an out-of-town appear- ance at the University of the South. UNIVERSITY UF EHATTAN 0 0 EA EHUIH H N D The Retail Co-Op is new to this campus, being organized in the fall of 1948 when classes in Retailing were first scheduled. The purpose of this club is to study the art of retailing through functions at the University of Chatta- HET ILINE EU-UP CLUB nooga and through service to the retail stores of Chattanooga. The faculty adviser is Dr. Higginbotham, Presidentg Robert W, Burgner, Vice-Presidentg Franklin Park, Secretaryg Marjorie Gass, Treasurerg Philip O. Martili. The University of Chattanooga Band, under the able direction of Mr. Rushworth, has certainly come into the limelight this year. The Band has had a very busy schedule as they have presented several spectacular shows during the football games, and have given concerts for Chapel , -5 V El :EE I ,.:-.4 :L wk - t ' M is :.: -:-f':-:'-i.: N, Arms?--R. ig and in neighboring towns. The Band has greatly increased in the number of members, and wear blue and gold uni- forms when on parade. The student body is indeed grateful to Mr. Rushworth for the fine showing that our band has made at different times throughout the year. Mg, H' , rim e t'?,1zer.qV.S-- W' Xi , Collegium Musicum was founded by Arthur Plettner and Isa Mcllwraitlm in the fall of 1940. Collegium Musicum is an honorary society open to Sophomore music majors who are in their second semester and who have a B average in their major. The purpose of this club is for music students to get together to discuss music history or other EULLEEIUM MIISIEIIT matters pertaining to the art of music, which do not come up in class groups. Each year Collegium Musicum has a party for incoming Freshmen music majors and also an informal get together in the Spring. This musical group gives a chapel program of music once a month. This year James Wilson serves as president of the organization. The Pre-Medical Society was organized November 9, 1948. The founders were interested pre-medical students and members of the faculty. The object is the indoctrina- tion and orientation of the pre-medical student in the various phases of medicineg encourage and aid in the excellence of scholarship, promote contacts between the members of the medical profession and educatorsg and to bind similiarly interested students. The Chairman is Frank Wallingtong Vice-Chairman, james Cochrang and Secretary and Treasurer, Henry Cofrancesco. PHE-MEDIE L S U El E1fY YWCA ' The Y.M.C.A. works to understand the will of God through worship, study, and action, and strives to realize it both in personal living and in working toward a new society. Q-This year the U.C. chapter has really thrived. Under the 'direction of Luther Worsham they sponsored ix a basketball team in the Y league, and formed a Men's Glee Club. Chaplain R. A. Kilburn is faculty sponsor to the University Y.M.C.A. and enthusiastically urges plans and action at the meetings. The purpose of the University Y.W.C.A. is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in common life those ideals of personal and social living to iwhich Christians are by faith committed. Mem- bership is open to all girls of the University and entitles them to use the facilities of the Central Y.W.' '... The governing body is made up of 15 cabinet members . . . The Y sponsors the World Student Service Fund, dec- orates the hall and chapel at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and assists in the activities of Religious Emphasis Week. P HLIEATIU The Publications Committee of the University of Chattanooga is composed of seven faculty members and six students. The faculty members are: Miss Jean Pettitt, Chairman, Miss Theresa Waller, Mr. Telfair Brooke, Mr. R. D. Carter, Mr. Mannker Patten, Miss Isobel Griscom, Miss Martha Hill. Student members and their con- nections with student publications are: Robert K. Anderson, Assistant Editor, MOCCASIN5 Vir- ginia Cullom, Associate Editor, MOCCASINg DeForrest Brooke, Editor, MOCCASINg Dick Neidharclt, Editor, ACCENT, Richard Miles, Ed Hale, Co-editors, ECHO . . . This committee is responsible for the college catalogue, student hand- book, a bi-weekly newspaper, a bi-annual maga- zine, and an annual yearbook. 5 EUMMITTEE 127 , E MUEEASI DeFORREST BROOKE These two pages feature the people who have slaved to get the MOCCASIN to print. In the up- per left corner is our editor, DeForrest Brookeg below, crowded into the end of the Moc room is a group picture of the whole staff. In the upper right corner is the man of Hnance, Jack Spence, the snaps at the bottom are of the staff at work in their various jobs. , -.ss .,. ,wr-f, - .x. 19 IaeIfoRRIzsT IIROOKI: . VIRGINIA cIII.I.o1vI . ROIIERT K, ANIIIQIISQN JACK SPENCIQ . PETE I-IANKINS . . MARTHA FOSTER . PIIYLLIS MOORE . cIIARI,o'r'1'Ia PRoKoP DICK NIEDHARDT . leon I-IOPPER .... IACKIE GRTIGIR IIM IGOU Jon FAVIIS BFR1 VVILLS II Sl IL MIIIICAN MXRIICI Mor I roN STAFF MARX EDNA BUCIIANAIN I OUISI' PFRKINS . Edilrll' . f7.v.rorialL' Edilor . .'l.v.vi:fanl Editor . Bll5i7Il'.f.T Manager . . Fl'llfIll CEdi10l' . . lidilorial Secretary . Claxs Organizaiionx . Class Organizaiions . . Ari Editor . . . .Athletics Edilor FUI: Ylhlrlzc Edirol XIII:-vzms Fdlf0l ldmJ11II.v Editor Folly Edxlor Copy Edzlor Copy Edzlor Copy Ezlnor Copy Edzfor L. JACK SPENCE, IR THE UNIVERSITY EEHU DICK MILES The Echo has always earnestly tried to present the views of the students of the University of Chattanooga, and faithfully recorded all Uni- versity news, both social and academic. Under the l i l D I fx ' Y ' 1 1 , , ' M ' l , W, ,, , rf: J ' f 1 A ' ED HALE . able leadership of Dick Miles and Ed Hale, co- from the sale of tickets were allotted to the annual editors, the college newspaper has completed a Echo toy drive. The interest and diligence of the year highlighted by outstanding success. A editors, members of the staff, typists, and photog- Christmas dance was sponsored, and the proceeds raphers made' the Echo a truly superior college publication. I EDITORIAL STAFF DICK NEIDHARDT . . . .Ediior-in-Chief CARL MCCOLLITM JOHN s. MILLER MARJORIE ANN PARKS LYNN DANIEL FRED MITCHELL M E X if: , 2 ---:.,ff,.QfQ H .. 5 5 : ,W , :IQQQEEE-'55 .,. I E ' ' x .V , DICK NEIDHARDT if A 1 P' x ART STAFF 0 ROY CRAVEN LORNA CRAVEN DORIS LYONS 1 RAY BRADLEY f The Accent is the Literary Magazine of the University. It was founded in 1947 and is published twice yearly. It publishes only manuscripts written by students attending the University. This year's Accent was rated among the first five magazines of its type in the United States by the Austin College Magazine Rating Board of New York. 133 .24 Few WE LAfuring Tae I Oufdfambng exf Ra curricufar Aim! 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MISS PHYLLIS MOORE MISS SUSIE WRIGHT MISS ELIZABETH ANN HAMPTON MISS VIRGINIA MARTIN W 1 I.. fx '!f,.Nf1LIi I , - .s V - mars gafgafa l'U'l gdflel' C0 Marianne Medcoff ma Eff? lgflley WM. jean Riel mo WHU AMERICA EULLEEES As compensation for service and leadership at the University, outstanding stu- MARY MAC PENN ADAMS FLORAPEARL ARMSTRONG dents are elected to be listed in WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES. The Student Council weighs the merits of members of each class and from them nominates its candidates. From this group fifteen are elected by a faculty com- mittee headed by the Dean. Who's Who is one of the highest honors given on the campus and is a fitting reward for deserving students. DeFORREST BROOKE JACK HOOVER PHIL KRUG LOWERY LAMB N 146 WHU' C v DORIS LYONS CARL McCOLLUM MARJORIE McGAVOCK UN EHSITIES V MARJORIE PARKS BILL SWAN DICK NEIDHARDT :sf Em LESLIE MILLIGAN 5SV??TE HE , 'N ,Hmmm mm E ,QE mm Emu Xsm I an 'EH ,H lam rm CHARLES MOULTON LUKE WORSHAM H MW 3 147 '11 EVE TS S '41 VM 'Y Aw ,Q ,ff M ,Q W1 5 1 N 4? U PARTIES ' THE SUEIAL WHIHL 1 Nggsgs SPRING FUHMALS Feb. 18 . Feb. 25 . March 4 March 11 March 18 Marcll 25 April 1 April 8 April 22 April 29 May 6 .. . . .Alpha Delta Pi Lambda Chi Alpha , ,Pi Kappa Alpha , A , . .Kappa Delta , Phi Delta Sigma ...,,,.Theta Chi . , . , ,Phi Mu . , . ,Sigma Chi . , . ,Chi Omega . .. .Pi Beta Phi . A i Independents ' as. naw., , 'ms waz' ara iw Every year the C Club sponsors dances after each football game. These dances are informal and always help to complete the weekend of fun. The pictures on this page are some informal shots of the dances and the receiving line. 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October 9-Knoxville, Tennessee ..... October 15-Chamberlain Field . October 22-Chamberlain Field ..4...... October 30-Evansville, Indiana .....,.. SCHEDULE University University University University University University of Chattanooga of Chattanooga of Chattanooga of Chattanooga of Chattanooga of Chattanooga University of Georgia ............ 14 Tennessee Polytechnic Institute .... O University of Tennessee .......... 28 Presbyterian College .... ..., 0 North Carolina State ..., .... University of Evansville .... ,,.. 0 November 6-Chamberlain Field University of Chattanooga University of Mississippi . . . , . . ,34 November 12-Miami, Florida ......... University of Chattanooga University of Miami . . . , . . . .19 November 25-Chamberlain Field ,....,. University of Chattanooga University of Dayton. . , . A . It was a great year for football-a year of The first game of the season was against the power- specialized football, and a year of big time football ful University of Georgia's Orange bowl champion for U.C. and a successful season of games against team. It was a hot day in Athens, but the man some of the largest and best teams in the country. most bothered by the heat was Coach Wally Butts mi - ,., i .1 1 . 1 QQ, J' ,fag E' 312.9 1, ' an-,.v,, if wwf my Ag' , nz, K -.un Q Q, S - -, -Q :ew 2 H, ,H E psi li 'X ,A Q' E E M Q W A R 1: L Q , . .giqmsljwllik ii Miglia w 33? ff ,S S3335 L' 4 E . , L M is 8' ssfxiw wtf 2'! 'F x ' WW H 5 X .. .-4, ,m ,::::,. . , ,gg-'ju 5 ,, 4 .E-5 -. wg., 2 .+ gy X an W2 ww , Hymn -I 'Q Z' M, p-. 1 Q WV JT , , is fl? Awfwf I , Alum-W ' Jfxgffc' 'fa wwi H K is A1 WJ wi.: ,Y,,fww ,ggwzswq AW-wif' , . 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If A ,wg ,H 5Q' 5 Q92 A s , W Wa-' iw QV 'H' f 1' ,fffgj A X- 4 ' J ,f ,- 'N' Ui- ., Sizlfgfgk P1 If ,, I A 'Q K Qxkzmi rf U I if X ,nv .4 F52 , H, W W , Y 4 - -Q Q- Y E.. Y I , up .. . , A: -s I , ff 5. . f 91 fp fa Q, 2 5.-gr ' M f. 'rf' ' I .i., gi I A AAN 37 .f A, Qf'ff19f2fK'43 '21 M , --' + 3 ,: w ' : H. ,-qff - , Q.. f f'g! l A, 1 2 - ' J :-: , .. .,.,.,. E .gig WE .r f B-w4.,,M .- A vi A Q 'E FUUTBALL hands of the Moccasins. By contrast the final game of the season on Thanksgiving Day with Dayton was the most heartening. From I-looveris oil: tackle run on the first play to the cross bars to the final whistle the bowl-conscious, over con- fident Flyers had more than they could handle. Stumpy Sarratore had a perfect day on kicking the extra points, to top off a successful season. Seniors Javorsky, Holmes, Mayfield, Hutchinson, Worsham, Berg, and Alexander played their last games . . . Then for a week there was much ado about bowls. U.C. got several tentative bids, and voted acceptance to one in Mobile against Mis- sissippi Southern, but stadium troubles there killed +04- Above--An early moment in the Georgia Game-Sarratore and Hutchinson move in on Rauch . . . Below are the specialists from Chattanooga: From left to right, portside passer Butch Tapperg extra point specialist and Little A11- American Stumpy Sarratore practices one while Jim Jumper holds the ballg Rusty Granitz, one of the Nation's ranking punters. Ryu., -JQAQ' ' i I -- Y, Li- J' . X x ' 'Ji 1 - 'YQEXA ag H' 1 f I ff gi v.m. .e- V 30 xv Jr 0' . lf +1 I fp I I, fab , . I 1 6 lf M Q11 ss I -W ,J YW? r 0 4 PQ Exif Q Haw f F 5 , ar A 9 ig . 3 Q J ' BASKETBALL Soon after the excitement of the football season, we turned to the excitement of the basketball season. Coach O'Brien and his team came' through with flying colors, and provided the student body with many thrilling games. The team won every game played at home-in our own spacious gym- except when we played Georgia, a Southern Con- ference team--and then we only lost by a one- point margin. For the West Tennessee game our ace rebound man, George Carden, was out with a sprained ankle and it kept him away from theihardwoocl toils until the last game with Maryville College. The Mocs lost to Memphis State Teachers and Tennessee Tech, though, we sure ripped over them on our own floor. The boys did themselves proud on the Memorial Auditorium floor, they held the University of Tennessee to a 94-75 victory, pretty good score. Then, the Peerless Woolens, in a battle which some people built up as being for the title of the best Chattanooga team, just came out on top, 66-63. That was a last-minute victory margin. Closing the season with a bang, the basket- blenders dropped a return engagement with the Maryville College Five, in the upper East Tennes- see city. - Y E wf,-' in A- xi ,J H r, G I if AJR '33 -.J I 4 GEORGE CARDEN Cajflnin RAY GRIFFITH .'llff'l'Illl16' Capizlizz . GORDON ATCI-ILEY HARRY CASH BILL HAUSER JIMMY JUMPER CHARLES KOLMANSPERGER HOWARD SOMPAYRAC NED THAXTDN HOWARD TWEED HERMAN WELCH 'I T275 '. .. .I ' III. 3' v III P: -J' 1' 5.. -I.-II - - , :I I.., ' I I .fif 7 5. I ' 1 'IVTI .,,4- sv In I I IIII I I I '1 Ihhll X .. ' ' ,. ' -I 'I A I I- l LI I I II I -1 .rx -I w I ,I ...Q I , 1 I ' 'I X E Q , -s if-M -f-V- 'I -I --Iwfbr ,E ,x .. , IA , I . . we ,IQ I ,, .-.. M I 1:55951 .,X'! ww -24? - 4' X ,QWKIJXIL 335 Q53 - H X 3, II II K1 K ,QI 1 I I nv IX ...IEIQI 5 ..., , 2' IW f 'N if vii! ,I IN I ' -W6 Y m mux A 'xx 3.13 W ,Inv gf, WI I I . Ixv5 XE. ,.J. 1, ,.wwIf 3:4 ,-, -f 5 -52. 1-I I ,mf is fx -Af my 3. if , L 1 1.1.73 x ' ,II -I . If 1:-I . 'Ir .I .Iwi II -N - eafszif 5'-QJ:,sFl.,.I-:',f I 1 V1 1511... 3 gI.Q'2iIEf!lIl.I'4 .f1'.I.I if 'SIE .Ifak 1 ui? -If III -Qu, II-f2i.rB -wk Iv T 1 .III Ilalf,gI,I.I.I.I. .s m If , QI- I.. Q 9 was -I-:.II..I-1: I. W 52 I fl .,.,. 3 QS f Y W V' ,v.-EI f 5 W H I I N5 I, 'R 1' I If w ' -L 1 ,215-1. H If 4 I W I -.I I vw ,Iv 4-Eg I 1 SQ' ' I 5 2 1 , I I ' f- I, A. w I I msg me I .AL C - INTER FHATEHNITY FUUTBALL Once each year, after the varsity season is over, Pi Kappa Alpha and Sigma Chi fraternities take over the stadium and push unused muscles and nicotine-shortened lungs into a contest of their own. The winner gets possession of a miniature beer keg for the next year. 1948 introduced something new in the ten-year classic by charging admission for the game and giving the proceeds to charity. The Blood-Bowl crowd this year saw Pi Kappa Alpha emerge on the long end of the 7-0 score as a result of a late second quarter drive and a pass-Shrader to Love. Clarence Lindsay and George Owens starred for Sigma Chi. ' 'W-'lf' ' is E25-:-. .2 3' 1 f.ff3,si3g,, . KENNETH CARPENTER Kenneth Carpenter is the coach of the wrestling team, as well as being in charge of such other sports as golf, intramural basketball, intramural tennis, intramural badminton. Members of his wrestling team this year gained the finals in the Southeastern Conference. a E vu as .H YQ EEK - ss jzgi, ,LU BQ E 5 E53 sw Wm Simms H S .amz Zgmuv RB ww R 1 5 Q rn bf nm rw E mga an ms Ka mmm pq HW w. ,. 4 In 7-Ax, Q, My me V 5 .,,M Q . ' sf Y. Ax B A maj maid a L . . 'Rr ,Q im 1 Z N4 4 ' AX f a1.,,.1 Q, 3 Aww K ., Q ,As + .4 as mn 'P -rv W nw X ji v 1 I Q55 the regular classes in such varied activities as danc- ing, archery, basketball, volleyball, softball, tennis, golf, badminton, tumbling and even Chinese checkers. You will marvel at the youth and vitality of the instructors, Jean Jacobs and Peggy Evans, and the way that their enthusiasm spreaclsi ATHLETIE At four o'cloclc almost any afternoon you may observe an intra-mural game. Judging from the screams, yells, ancl the shouts usually present, a free for all is inevitable. Strangely enough there has never been one. This is, in a large measure, due to the rules of goocl sportsmanship stressed by the instructors and to the excellent referees trained' by them fMajors in the clepartmentj. WUME ' ATHLETIC These games provide only part of the recrea- tion and training for the women of the campus because the department sponsors much more! Such things as roller skating, hikes, picnics and horseback riding provide even more for the health and the happiness of our fair co-eds. The instruc- tors believe that all work and no play is not the way to build a good physical education depart- ment. The Women's Physical Education Department of the University of Chattanooga is endeavoring to familiarize the citizens of Chattanooga with the scope of its over-all program. The variety and the extensiveness of this program include such segments as the Campus May Festival for prospec- tive students ancl supervisory activities in the sports program of the City's community centers. Their outstanding contribution to the City's life this year was their bringing to Chattanooga Martha Graham and her modern dance troupe. This is the beginning of a long train of such events for Chattanooga's entertainment and cul- tural development. WUME ' ATHLETICS Upper: SOCIAL DANCING Center: FCLK DANCING Bottom: MODERN DANCING ., K 4 Q, 3- , - ,-.swuum 'maui pegs-Q 314 Nag -ffl. .K- ' ' Viv Wig, YK ami! umm. msn: na ml M Vi msgs , P- E31 5 s- T 1 5 I 1 I I , . , ,ms , sw ,S 2' ,H J , 1 fi Q 2 4, zsx-gg . w as-3 ., . 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