University of Tennessee Knoxville - Volunteer Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 372 of the 1939 volume:

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Branches of the main University, its research and extension departments, reach out into every part of Tennessee. Our student body here, for Whom this annual is published, is uniquely an almost purely native Tennessee group. Not groups from one, however, but from every section of the state gather at the Hill, the capstone of Ten- nessee's educational structure. Step by step since its founding in 1794 the University has moved forward into Ct Close relationship With the development of the resources of the state. University-tmined engineers, doctors, lawyers, farmers, and business men lead in the progress of modem Tennessee. This service Of the University is most effectively reflected in the effi- a cient and affluent augmentation of the state's intel- lectual and material expansion. 3 In recognition of this integration of the University 4 , With the progress of Tennessee, we term r10 intricate theme, but simply offer 0 brief photographic glance into the resources and industries of our state to mark the motif of the 71989 Volunteer. IN THE GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS OF EAST TENNESSEE resentdtion The college annual has C18 its single purpose the production of an interesting and inclusive survey of the student's college yearea review to be used as his permanent memorial of that period of his life. In the yearbook Which has achieved its highest good, the student may in years to come derive untold pleasure from re- ,7 cutting his college career by glancing through its pages. Old friends, 01d enemies, 01d Wins, 01d losses Which, significant or tthetious, played an exciting part in these college years can be 3333 t 43 f I . ,5? t t made to rea ear at hls letsure. The 1939 V01- 33 3 33 'x 3X . 3'3 3,4; 6:27 37 unteer takes 08 1ts task the portrayal of Q com- 3 gyp3 333,333 33 . . 3 339? t tete colle e ear at the UmversHy of Tennessee, 3t 'tta t t ,t p X333 33 333303 333333333 State Umversuy, plctured against c1 back- 33 Katka 1,, 4:42 11 K3 ground of the state itself. T contents T Y'S NORRIS DAM PROJECT l'l'i UJUJUJUJ'JU A A C L F A G R E E K S ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS $ K10 Honorable James A. Fowler of Knoxville, for many years a Trustee of the University, Chairman of its important Execu- tive Committee and member of its Finance, Law and Liberal Arts Committees. Mr. Fowe 1er has not only distinguished himself in his chosen profession of the Law, but throughout his long career, has been an outstanding leader in the religious and civic life of Ten- nessee, Ci Champion of high moral standards and of Wholesome education. As an able lawyer, of pure ethics, former As- sistant Attorney General of the United States, Mayor of Knoxville, Trustee of Tennessee Wesleyan College, Trustee of the University of Tennessee, as well as in many other posi- tions of honor and trust, he has won his niche in the history oi: the State and, by his un- swerving loyalty and unselfish service, Ct place in the hearts of all those Who love the University. M $ . R E ..I.. w 0 rr- HONORABLE JAMES A UNIVERSITY THE HUSKINS OF g: ?wwwkuaxszm?w PRESIDENT ,3? x, :wm AMES D. 1? state government is an organization with arms permeating the society, not only for the purpose of control, but also for amelioration of the conditions existing throughout the society. The ideal of a state university is to be the heart of this organ- ism; and her investigations, instruction, and services are the media infusing Vitality and strength. Of all the blessings from the University, strong young men and women with their ideals are poten- tially the most significant. My parting message to the Senior Class is, therefore, that remembering their venerable Alma Mater, they carry With them into the active, variegated society of their day this Whole- some leaven of her ideals. My benediction upon the underclassmen of this 1939 is that they may drink deep of the idealism of this University in preparation for the day When they may carry on, too, in their social responsibilities. This has been a good year. All years may be good for those whose deep-seated sense of respon- sibility provides them direction. I have never yet seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging bread. IN MEMGDIIIAM FELIX MATHIAS MASSEY Dean of Sfudenfs DR. 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LMLA; Lgmigggggg, L72; 222222 $3 TOWN FROM THE HILL m: s 7: ,5 kg, ,L,,::,,L,,,: 22L ' 21L$iisi$ig$$msn - 7 WWW m: ,L, 2, Town 7,- ,2 7 2L3- ENTRANCE T0 AYRES AUSTIN DEAY MEMORIAL AYRES HALL DABNEY HALL STREET CHURCH CHURCH PHYSICS AND GEOLOGY S I R xx M;m?331m wimlmm .m DA r: m Z Z . m 2 ,. n u; L $13: a $3.3: .5 El L, UDDER ROAD S C ECOHOM HOME FROM THE TENNESSEE OLD STRONG HALL Mng;mMg mmm W ADM JAMES D. HOSKINS .............................. Presidenf FRED COLFAX SMITH ............. Dean of use Universify and Graduafe School CHARLES E. FERRIS ................... Dean of +he College of Engineering JOHN A. THACKSTON ................. Dean of me College of EducaHon LEXEMUEL RAY HESLER ................ Dean of me College of Liberal Ar+s MOSES JACOB .................... Dean of +he College of AgricuHure ' MISS HARRIETT GREVE .......................... Dean of Women ORREN WILLIAMS HYMAN ....... Adminis+ra+ive Officer of me Colleges af Memphis EDGAR DUPREE ROSE .................. Dean of +he College of Den'Hsfry HENRY B. WITHAM ...................... Dean of W College of Law MISS MARY E. BAKER ............................. Librarian CHARLES A. MOOERS ............ Direcfor of +he Agriculfural Experimenf S+a+ion CHARLES A. PERKINS ............. Direcfor of Hue Engineering Experimen+ s+a+ion FESINGTON c. LOWRY ...... Adminisfrai'ive Secre+ary and Direc'ror of Universify Ex+ension CLOIDE EVERETTE BREHM ................. Direcfor of AgricuHure Exfension STANLEY JOHNSON ...................... Direcfor of Public Rela+ions THEODORE w. GLOCKER ......... Direcfor of W School of Business Adminisfra'rion MISS JESSIE w. HARRIS ............. Direc+or of +he School of Home Economics PAUL MEEK .......................... Execufive of Junior CoHege RICHMOND FREDERICK THOMASON ...................... Regisfrar JAMES JACKSON WALKER ........................... Treasurer JAMES PRESTON HESS ......................... Business Manager ANDREW B. PUGH ................................ AudHor FRANCES JOHNSTON ......................... Assis+an+ Regisfrar MRS. WILL 0. ROGERS ..................... Secrefary +0 fhe Presidenf NISTRATIUN GOVERNOR PRENTICE COOPER Quiet capable. friendly. Governor Cooper has during Jrhe few monJrhs in which he has been chief execque o1c our s+a+e given a reassurance +0 Jrhe educaHonal progress of Tennessee mafched only by his similarly efficienf and effecfive adminierraHon in ofher deparfmenfs. A gradua+e of VanderbihL and Harvard UniversHies. he has evidenced a sincere infereer in Jrhe expan- sion and developmenf of Jrhe sfafe educafional insfiquons which reflecfs Jrhe imporfance he feels duly aHribufabIe +0 Jrhe preparahon of our people for cifizenship. The Universify and The s+a+e look +0 a mosf capable guide for Jrheir fquure in His ExcellencyI Pren+ice Cooper. +he Governor of Tennessee. Memge'w 0 THEBUARD OFFICERS OF THE BOARD JAMES D. HOSKINS ........................ Presiden+ JAMES J. WALKER ......................... Treasurer JAMES P. HESS .......................... Secre+ary JAMES A. FOWLER .............. Chairman Execu+ive CommiHee MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Ex Officio HIS EXCELLENCY. THE GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE THE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS Firsf-CLYDE B. AUSTIN. Greeneville ............... July I, I945 secomFCARY F. SPENCE. Knoxville ................ July I. I947 Third-PAUL J. KRUESI. ChaHanooga ............... July I. I949 Foumbw. P. COOPER. Shelbyville ................ July I. l94l HHFHARRY s. BERRY. Hendersonville .............. July I. I939 smrbw. P. RIDLEY. Columbia ................. July I. I939 sevennbl. B. TIGRETT. Jackson ................. July I. I949 Eighfh-GEORGE c. ROWLETT. Mam .............. July 1. I947 NinHHJOHN D. MARTIN. Memphis .............. July I, I945 FROM THE CITY OF KNOXVILLE WILLISTON M. COX ...................... July I. I943 JAMES A. FOWLER ....................... July I, I943 FROM THE CITY OF MEMPHIS WASSELL RANDOLPH ...................... July I I939 THOMAS H. ALLEN ....................... July I I939 OF TRUSTEES Guiding +he deslinies 01C Jrhe Universily as represenlalives from +heir respecfive seclions ancl inleresls 01c +he slale are +he members of +he Universily Board of Truslees. The Board is composed of prominemL business and professional ci+izens ap- poinleol for Jren-year service by The Governor of Jrhe Slale. The Presidenl. +he Business Manager. and +he Treasurer of Jrhe Universily proper represemL Jrhe school direclly as members of The Board. The Governor and Jrhe Commissioners of Eolu- calion ancl Agricullure represenl Jrhe slale government while nine Congressional DislricwL and Tour cily represenlalives sland Tor Jrhe geoqraphical seclions of lhe slale from which +hey are selecleol. The purpose of Jrhe board is +0 harmonize +he slale governmen+al. educalional. business. professional, and agricul- Jrural inleresls info a workable educalional plan for a grealer Universily. The Board meels regularly lo Jrake up rouline mallers of Universify adminislralion and finance and is also subjeciL +0 called meelings for special business conduclion. Much of +he recenf progress and expansion of lhe Universily has been due lo Jrhe wise and oliligemL direcling force of Jrhese nineleen men who conlribule Jrime and ellorl Jroward +he im- provemenl ancl augmenlalion of Tennessee's higher educa- Jrional lacilifies. E l COMMITTEES The Presidenl' is a member ex officio of all slanding commiHees. EXECUTIVE Fowler. Spence, Kruesi. Cox. Auan FINANCE Kruesi. Spence. Fowler BUILDING Spence. RowleH, Kruesi. Allen, Cox LIBERAL ARTS Randolph. Fowler, Ridley AGRICULTURE Cooper, Berry, TigreH, Ausfin ENGINEERING Allen. Kruesi. Marlin LAW Fowler, Cooper, Randolph HEALTH Randolph, Allen, Marfin AGRICULTU RAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS Ausfin. Ridley, Cooper, Tigreff ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION Kruesi. Allen. Berry JUNIOR COLLEGE Rowle'H', Allen. TigreH Dean Fred C. Smifh, shown below. came +0 Hue Universi+y from HarvardI and serves as Dean of Hue Universi+y and of +he Graduafe School. Sfraighi'ening classes, grades. schedules, and regis+ra+ion comes under Hue supervision of Dr. R. F. Thomason. Regisfrar. WITH THE Familiar figure in Old Sou+h College is Fesingfon C. Lowry, A bofanisf and ou+s+anding scholar is Liberal Ar+s' Dean L. R. Adminisfrafive Secretary and Direc+or of UniversHy Exfension. Hesler. known for his energeHc campus ac+ivi+ies. Na+ionally known schohar and inven+or is Engineering Dean C. E. Ferris. Infelleci'ual wizard in ma+h and ma+erials. he has Hue highesf respec+ of every s+uclen+ engineer. Handler of We UniversH'y's money affairs is Business Manager J. P. Hess. His keen managemen+ and efficiency has sfeered +he Universi+y finances +hrough +hese las1L +ough years. A D M I N I S T R AT I 0 N As Mooers for Agricul+ure. Dr. C. A. Perkins has charge of engineering research as Direc+or of +he Engineering Ex- perimenf S+a+ion. Miss Jessie Harris. Direc+or of +he School of Home Eco- nomics, who has made her school one of +he besf in We na'l'ion. Training men for agricuHural service falls +0 Dr. M. Jacob, Educafing +he educafor, +eaching Hie +eacher Is Dr. J. A. Dean of +he College of Agriculfure. Thacksfon, Dean of H19 College of Educa'l'ion. WITH THE Con+ac+ man wifh +he public and +he press when no? feaching 3l II Professor S+aniey Johnson is Diredor of Public Rela+ions: Dr. T. W. Glocker. shown above. is Direcfor of +he School of Business Adminis+ra+ion, fas+e5+ growing school in +he Uni- versi+y in recenf years. Hardesf man +0 cafch in his office is C. E. Brehm. whose work as Direc+or of AgricuHural Ex+ension carries him +0 every sec+ion of +he Sfafe almos+ daily. Projeci'or of Universify sfudy in'l'o prachaI research prob lemsI C. A. Mooers. Direcfor of +he Agriculfural Experi- ADMINISTRATIUN A+ home among +he stacks of +or+s, confrac+s, insurance. and rules of procedure. Dean Henry B. Wi+ham heads +he College of Law. I A $ Favorife wi+h Hue boys as well as her girls is Miss Harrie+ Greve. who fills +he office of Dean of Women wi+h charm and unders+anding. Mdsni; 134$, N ACTIVITIES KiR DIVERSIFICATION OF RESOURCES. TENNESSEE CAN BOAST A MINING AND QUARRYING INDUSTRY WHICH ADDS OVER TWENTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS TO THE STATE INCOME YEARLY. THOUGH ONLY ELEVENTH IN SIZE AMONG THE FOURTEEN SOUTHERN STATES. TENNESSEE RANKED SEV- ENTH IN AGGREGATE VALUE OF ALL MINERAL PRODUCTION IN I935. EVENTS OF THE YEAR The UniversiTy's mosT colorTul and impressive TradiTion is connecTed wiTh The symbolic Torch ceremonieseAloha Oe and Torch NighT. Each year during Freshman week a nighT is seT aside Tor The Torch Ceremony. The TradiTional Torch OT preparaTion is passed by a represenTaTive CT The graduaTing class CT The previous year To a represenTaTive CT The incoming Treshman Class. This Torch 0T PreparaTion is designed To carry wiTh iT an inspiraTion Tor greaTer eTTorT and achievemenT during Their Tour years aT The Uni- versiTy. Addresses 0T welcome are given To The Treshmen by The PresidenT and The Deans CT The UniversiTy. ATTer Tour years OT preparaTion comes The ClimacTic Aloha Oe Ceremony when The Seniors lay down The Torch OT PreparaTion and Take up The Torch 0T Service? The annual ceremony is held on Shields-WaTkins Tield in a seTTing 0T whiTe Grecian columns beTore an au- dience 0T several Thousand who occupy The sTands. The ceremony is closed aTTer The Seniors Torm a T OT Tire on The slope CT The Hill and The enTire audience ioins Them in singing The Alma MaTer. bidding Tormal TareweH To The UniversiTy. HighlighTs CT The CeremonyeHTaps played Trom The Tower OT Ayres by The bugler silhou- eTTed againsT The sky. VolunTeer award. The burn- ing T. The Senior procession, The Alma MaTer. These solemn parTs OT The ceremony combine To make iT one CT The mosT vivid and impressive OT any in The naTion. OF THE TORCH x, , gay w mW ma gwm Ea MW ' WXEE'J V, mm; vw um mwaww ? :1 2 ! BARNWARMIN AND HOMECOMING Doubling up on us as usual H115 year were H16 Barnwarmin' and Homecomin' ceiebrafions which. +hrown in wiJrh Hie oJrher climacHC affairs of Hue week-end. made Hwe fime a hech period for We pro1c and a wheelhorse session for Joe and Kafie College. Opening wiJrh a morning parade for Hue Ag school specialfy. wiJrh shaking Hwe hands and lighfening Hwe pockefs Uce +e$ 01C Hue old grads. wifh a four-hour foof-framming fo-do af +he Bamwarmin' dance. Hwe sum JroJral of We week-end wrecked homes. grades, and Hue kHch- en sfove. The Barnwarmin' celebrafion is spon- sored each year by He Ag school bmL is a parfy pifched for +he enfire sfudenf body. Bales of sfraw in Hue upper gym are handy seafs for square- dance enfhusiasfs. Queen of +he Barnwarmin' fesfivifies was Peggy Shelby. Kappa Delia beaufy. Cider, corn schucks, square dancing. and rural ryhfhm make Barnwarmin' move. JJA m fgaw 4 IGMACHI'S AT ROU WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK A REVIVAL IS Confrary +0 Hue common misconcepfion, fra- Jremify life does nof conform +0 +he movie-life version of beer boHles. +hough+less spending, wine. women. and woe. Many people. bofh sympafheh'c and unsympa+he+ic. fail +0 see He good Hwaf may be found in +he sysfem or H18 acfual aid fhaf Here is in H16 college enferprises. Among Hue pracfical benefifs may be lisfed +he Sfudying on fhe Fiji's 3rd Fioor BOUND TO START housing of more Hwan 350 men 6+ lower Huan average cosf, H16 provision 015 a confacf be+ween Hue Universify and ifs alumni, bqu above and be- yond +ha+ lie Hue real values 0? Hwe college fra- fernify. A maiorify of school acfivifies bear H'me mark of frafemify energy and inspirafion. The social values which are derived are s+ill of inesfi- mable worJrh. A game of cards wifh +he SPE'S FRATERNITY llFE A moer evidenl mark of college spiril and friendliness is diffused Hiroughouf Hie sororily and lralernily life. A goocl-nafureol rivalry lor achievemenl Will'l nol inirequemL Clasl'ies of a less inlelleclual sorJr make Hie college Greek so- ciely an ever-broadening influence on Hie col- lege experience. ll il's no+ S. A. E. smeared across H'ie lronl oi H16 Phi Gam columns. iJr's lat ancl leafhers for Hie lion. lWe don'iL vouch for Hie Kappa Sig lire. Boys will be boys.l ll you liaven'iL selfled down alfer supper in He lronl room Wlll'l live or six olhers and seHleol all flue world's moer imporlanl problems in meeling of minds in He bull session, you've missed a big somelliing Hie iraiernily l'ias Jro offer. If you l'iaven'Jr boweol in a swirl of wood smoke as a ioken of freshman humilily, or haven'l been forced lo don a green lid when you are Willi your besf girl, you have yewL +0 wear a Greek pledge pin. Besides H19 conlinuily and companionship which He lralernily or sororier adds +0 Hie slu- olenls' life. +here is also a deeper sense of loyalfy produced H'iere ihan in any olher Jries Jrlie school has +0 offer. H's a Daisy Mae dash for men during the Sadie Hawkins backward brawl, a fime when the code of Hwe Yokum counfry says every man for himself. Already hifched. Pap and Mammy Yokums look on calmly. ark! 1 u . . 'K M Mmmmxm And H19 ferns deal for +he ducafs. When Daisy Mae geis her man. SWINGING WITH SALDMY The Yokum families gafher for a ceremony wifh Marryin' Sam in charge, and iudging from +he buckefs in Hue background, +here'll be orange iuice for fhe wedding foasf. EVEN ALL-AMERICANS MUST OCCASIONALLY HIT A LICK IN THE LAB SCHOLARS AND SCHOOL In a niche of 'Hwe room. on +he wall a+ 1he in evidence. if rarely in use. Wifh H1059 drugsfore corner. in Hue library and lab. on who apply and +hose who gef by. 5+udies +he lawn in back of Ayres, books are always sfill play a parf in +he grea+ Universi+y. H's nof fhai H's foo hard +0 sfudy. bu? H's so doggoned hard n01 +0 sleep. H seems fo fempf mos? iusf when we sif down f0 work. Mm ,x Fron+ and cen+er for fire alarms. $orori+y pledges' fug of war. Sigma Chi Swee+hear+. Helen Chamberlain. THE SIGMA CHI DERBY Volunfeer Venus de Milo, Margie Elgin. Sig's mosi- beaquul. Marion Thompson. Friday, chober 28 no+ wash day. n01L a holiday. buf Derby Day! A very naquicalH +heme was used +his year by Hue rip-roaring Sigma Chi's for +heir annual derby. Helen Chamberlain. SweefheamL of H16 crew. ruled fri- umphanHy over Hue cruise as We big ship sailed smoofhly on Jrhroughouf H19 affernoon. A +ug of war, a sack relay, +hree-Iegged race. dressing relay. and a shipwreck composed +he fun and frolics of Hue affernoon. WiJrh Hie Tri Delfs capping +he cup. and wifh Marion Thompson being judged H19 mosf beaufhcul mermaid. and Margie Elgin giving Venus a Close race Margie had armsU Hwe gala evenJr made a big splash in H18 sea of Sigma Chi Derby hisfory. Parf of +he day's program for sororify pledges is Hue selecHon of fhe No. I beaufy by Hue crifical Sig judges. Helen Jepson Mrs. Marfin Johnson ARTISTS The Universify Concerfs. lnc.. formed lasiL year. presenfed an inspiring program for Jrhe '38-'39 season as an auspicious sfarf Jro a plan which wiH bring +0 Jrhe Universify campus a long-needed cuHural influence. Wifh more Jrhan erener- five hundred season JrickeJrs sold for Jrhe concerf series, Jrhe Jepson-Marfini concer+ presen+ed an inferesfing conJrraSiL in HS arfisfs. Miss Jepson is sfricHy an American singer in bofh bir'Th and background. Born in Tifusville. Pennsylvania. and reared in Akron, Ohio. she reached Jrhe heighfs of achievemenf affer a Tascinafing sfruggTe againsiL overwhelm- ing odds. Mr. Marfini, on Jrhe ofher hand. was born in Jrhe his+oric cify of Verona where he grew up in an afmosphere of romanfic music. Singing his icirsiL debu+ aJr Jrhe age of 2l. he has gained his greafesf successes here in America. The joinf concerf of +hese ero greaf performers was one which will long be remembered. The second concerf lorough1L +0 Tennessee one of Jrhe world's ou+s+anding violinisfs. Alberf Spaulding's briHianJr career has given +0 his name a woer-wide significance. His Triumphanf ascenf +0 Jrhe pinnacle of success is marked by a Trail of praise and glory. The scinfillafing music of his +alen+ed fingers Jrhrilled our hearis no iess Jrhan Jrhe resf of Jrhe world. Lily Pons needs no infroducfion To any audience. Her dazzling performances are synonymous wiJrh Tine music wherever music is known. Audiences from Jrhe Colon Opera in Buenos Aires +0 London's Convenf Garden have given impefus +0 her specfacular rise +0 Tame. To These, Tene nessee adds her humble pean of praise. TO THE RIGHT Vocalisfs Nino Mar+ini and Lily Pons wi+h violinis+ Alberf Spaulding who fea+ured Tennessee concerfs. Jamming +he game wi+h color and in- and Bama Jrrips. win affer win. iiHerbug in +0 make I938 +he Vols' mosf colorful +eres+ are +he band and fans +hemselves. Windjammers. cheerleaders wi+h spirit year. A +urn +oward +he right in s+u- Dark glasses, coIIH'ch capsI +he Vandy fans H1a+ yeH aH +hese and more wen+ den+ spirhL added greafly +0 +he season. FOOTBALL Foofballsfo some. +he life and blood of college; +0 ofhers. Hwe greanL nafional headache. Presenfing views of +he erenfy +housand or so headathes +ha+ crowd Shields-Wafklns every ofher Safurday from Sepfember fill New Years. Seen here from He player's poinf of views, +hese miHing and Cheering crowds are charaderw Ized by +heir moods. One momen+ fense and ssHlL and He Vols dig down +0 hold +ha+ Hne . . . fhe neer minufe laughing and cheering equanHy as Lady Luck blesses +he Vols. Then H19 half . . . fime +0 sfrefch and yawn while colorful bands execu+e snappy rouh'nes on fhe sod +ha+ jusf previousiy yielded +0 +he prinf 01C ClemL and heel. Then again! We GAME . . . more cheering. yeH- ing and +hirs+ quenching. Abse as are VOLUNTEER s+aH phofographers. Huey failed +0 brimg In any shofs of We headaches on Sunday morning affer Safurday's big game. Facing Hle sun and +he 'Tide' a'r Berna. m a lUR GUARD Band Sponsor Faye Poore wifh Drill Maior Mildred Aelxander leads band and Vole++es wi+h precision and pulchrifude. January l7+h. 18+h, l9+h broughi Dr. Henry HiH Crane of +he Ceniral Meihodisf Church of Deiroif, Michigan. back +0 our campus for Jrhe eievenfh annual Mid-Winier Convocafion. Convocafion is sponsored by Jrhe board of Direciors 01C Jrhe Universiiy Chrisiian Associafions and Jrhe Universify Church Workers Council. H was Dr. Crane who iniiiaJred Jrhis series of programs a+ +he 'iHilli' back in I928. Dr. Crane holds degrees from Wesleyan Uni- versify in Connecficui. DePauw Universiiy in Indiana. and Bosion Universiiy. A popular leciurer, and a man greaily in demand because of his keen insighi info +he problems of coilege s+udehfs, Dr. Crane has served as pasfor in Maine. MassachuseHs. Pennsylvania. and Michigan. WhaIL Is l+ All AbouiT' i'Would You Have If ther- wise?!' and Why ChrisiT' were +he inieresfing and in- iriguing subiecfs on which Dr. Crane spoke. He held Jrhe inferesi oi Jrhe sfudenf body so high +ha+ besides his +hree scheduled addresses. Jrhe eminen+ visiior was puiL +hrough a rigid schedule of luncheon speeches. open forum, and personal inferviews. CONV'O CAT INCREASING CROWDS HEAR CONVOCATION IN ELEVENTH YEAR ELEVENTH ANNUAL MlD-WINTER CONVOCATION Speaker DR. HENRY HITT CRANE Of Cenfral Me+hodis+ Church. De+roi+, Michigan Alumni Memorial AudHorium PROGRAM TOPICS Tuesday. January I7 Whaf Is H All Abouf? Wednesday. January I8 Would You Have I+ O+herwise? , Thursday, January I9 Why Chris+? SCENES MEMBERS FESINGTON c. LOWRY ..... Chairman, Facuny Member J. C. HODGES ............... Faculfy Member C. E. WYLIE ................ Alumni Member NORBERT LESTER .............. Alumni Member KLEBER DUNKLIN ............. s+uden+ Member ROBERT C. AUSTIN ........... Sfuclenl Member PUBLICATIONS C O U N C l L Governing all sludenl publicalions on Jrhe campus. Jrhe Universily Publicalions Council Jrakes Jrhe responsibilily for The guidance. aCHon. and exlenl 0T Jrhe Orange and While, Jrhe slu- ClemL semi-weekly. and The VOLUNTEER. Jrhe slu- den+ annual. The Council Is incorporafed as Jrhe Universify of Tennessee Publishing Associalion. Of The council of six, Jrhe ero lacully mem- bers are appoinfecl Trom Jrhe Universily Tacully by The PreslolemL 0T Jrhe Universily, and one alumni member from Jrhe gradua+es 01C Jrhe Uni- versily. The er0 sludenf represenlalives and oJrher alumni member are elecleol by subscribers of Jrhe paper and Jrhe annual during +he regular spring eleclions. The yearly expansion of Jrhe paper and Jrhe annual have been capably engineered by Fac- uler Represenlalive and Chairman F. C. Lowry. The increase OT The annual and The changing from a weekly Jro a semi-weekly 0T Jrhe Orange and While +his year are Jrhe moer recenl moves OT +he board lo beHer erudemL publicalions. The offices Ol: Jrhe publicafions were only lasf year broughwL up Jro a posH'ion which rivals Jrhe beer in +he Soulh for convenience and modern equip- menJr. Lowryx Austin. Dunklin. Hodges. Wylie, Lesfer. EDITORIAL STAFF CHARLES EDWARDS BILLY HALE ASSOCIATE EDITORS Homer Swingle W. B. Ennis . Page Dougan DEPARTMENTAL HEADS GEORGE STEVENSON HYLE ROBBINS . CHESTER FAULK WILLIAM KELLY GORDON BARRETLI'. - . BERYL NICHOLS ELLIS WALLACE C. G. BURRESS s . . CHARLES MORTON HOLLIS WOODWARD. . . . . s . . , JOHN HAMILL, JOHN BREWER, FRED ROBINSON, MILBURN JONES J. G. HENDRIX . s . . s . . Assisfanfs HOME ECONOMICS STAFF HELEN LOY . . . .. DOROTHY ADCOCK AILEEN EMERT . . RUTH GODDARD JUANITA IRWIN MILDRED FREEMAN ' ' ' LOUISE LANDERS . WINONA NOLAND EdifoninsChief Managing Edifor . . . News Edifor Animal Husbandry Dairying HorchHure Exfension . . . . Agronomy Agriculfural Educafion Agriculfural Engineering Agriculfural Business AgricuHural Economics Home Economics Edifor Foods Sociefy Texfiles Ex+ension Home Managemenf Subscripfion Manager Circulafion Manager BUSINESS STAFF GEORGE BIBLE . VERNON POTTS NELSON MADDUX 1 '. KENNETH PARKINSON CHARLES EDWARDS, Edifar GEORGE BIBLE, Busines; Manager . Business Manager Assisfanf Manager s Circula+ion Manager Assis+an+ Circulafion Manager NANCY REIFSNEIDER, .Home Economics Circulafion Manager F A R FirmL Row: BarreH, Brewer, Burress, Dougan, Emerf, Ennis Second Row: Faulk, Freeman, Goddard. Hale, Hendrix, Ingram, KeHy Third Row: Loyl Morfon, PoHs, Reifsneider, Robbins, Swingle, Winningham M E R ENNESSEE Involved in Hue producHon of a +hree-hundred- and-six+y page annual besides Hwe consumpfion of several boxes of aspirin. are +wo quarfers 01c real work on H16 parf of members of He annual eraH. Alfhough oH'Ier +han gafhering fogefher a few +housand picfures and wri+ing some several Associafes Darsf and Lee check copy T ROBERT C. AUSTINI Edifor I939 Volunfeer VOLUNTEER ISSUED BY HE CLASSES million lines of copy, Hwen ma+ching H13 copy th Hwe picfures. and Hwen Checking over H all +0 find +he misfakes. H19 process is simple. YewL Hwe sfaH eril seems +0 gewL some en.oymen+ 0qu of working +0 pu+ 0qu an annual win a fainf hope of meefing sfudenf approval. Cox and Penfecosf crHiciIing cover design Financing +he efforJrs of He ediforial erafwc are H16 inve+era+e ad-abdudors who Jrake on much o1c Hwe difficulf roufine work of Hwe annual. Gef- Hng class and formal picfures made. sel ing class space. signing organizafion pages. and disfribs ufing +he book HseH, if possible, $61! as heavy Jrasks on He business eraH. No1L hours bqu weeks o1C work are represenfed in He sale and collecfion processes Hwe business eraf'HE underfakes. EDITORIAL STAFF ROBERT C. AUSTIN EVELYN DARST JOHN S. LEA . , . CAYCE PENTECOST SPEARS McALLESTER HAROLD WHITE Edifor-in-Chimt Associafe Ediror Associafe Edifor . . . . Associa+e EdiJror Chief Sfaff Pho+ographer Assisfanf Phofographer SECTION STAFF A'rhlefics J. M. Smifh. Head MaHhew Tucker DonaId Freeman Classes Jean Allen. Head Elizabefh Childs Mary Woodward Engravings Lufher Sfaplefons Head Fay Griffin Organizafions Alice Cox, Head Joyce Carson Louise Feafhersfon Margaref B. GiHespie Nice Jean Brehm Sue DeBusk Gene PoweH Josephine Painfer Edna Brown Mildred Polk JeaneHe Webb Phofography Ervin Dooley Floyd McGee Barreff Tayior ArJr Jones BUSINESS STAFF DEXTER CHRISTENBERRY . . . . . s . , Business Manager THELMA GUlNN . . . . . s . . s Assisfanf Business Manager WOODROW THOMAS Assisfanf Business Manager LOIS ELROD . . . . . s . Office Manager DOROTHY RANDOLPH . . . . . , . . Subscripfion Manager BEA SMYTH , . . . . . s . . . . . . Organizafions Manager PHIL HARRIS s . . Frafernify Organizafions JAMES THURSTON s . . . . . . , . . . . . . Ad Manager ,J' A. WALLACE . . . . . . , . s . . s Ad Manager MARGIEELGIN TYPISTS: Lucy Frye. Una Mae Priest CLERICAL STAFF: Peggy McCreadys Faye GriHins Lucy Roun+ree. Virginia Husseys Frances Caldwell. SUBSCRIPTION STAFF: Dof Haynes, Marion Thompson. Jean HIH. Inez Clay+on, Tommy Hufchlsonl Cleo Jane Thompson. Assisfanf Office Manager Drawing up annual ads Checking subscripfion lis+s DEXTER CHRISTEN BERRY Business Manager Official Yearbook of +he Universii'y of Tennessee Business s+affers af work Orange and WhHe Ediforialisfs Thornburgh. Kupfer. and Wise Reporfer Worden and Sporfs Edifor Smi'rh Edifors Dunklin and Denman Published semi-weekly by +he s+uden+s under Jrhe supervision of +he Publicafion Council. +he l'Orange and Whife Is Jrhe official Universier paper. The change +0 6 regular semi-weekly from a seven-column weekly was made +his year and has me+ wifh hearfy s+uden+ approvaL Kleber Dunklin. Pi K. A. law freshman. edifed Jrhe paper The TirsT' Term. from Sepfember +0 Feb- ruary. Jack Denman. DeH' Senior in Liberal ArJrs. Took over Jrhe second Jrerm ediforship and served Jrhroughoqu +he reswL 01C Jrhe I938-39 school year. Jack Armi+age, Phi Gam Junior, handled The adverhsing and circulafion deparfmenfs as busi- ness manager for +he enJrire year. The circula- Jrion of Jrhe Orange and WhiJre reached a new high under Armifage's leadership 01C abouf 1.300 subscribers. The Two issues go To press on Monday and Wednesday for Jrhe Wednesday and Friday edi- Jrions respedively. No IHHe iob is concerned in banging 0qu s+ories Jrwice a week. copy-reading. Q46 head lining +he bunch, +hen prooT-reading The 101' of Them. Sleepless nighfs, harassing dead- lines, no copy paper, loswL sfories. and mis+aken informafion are only a parf of Jrhe real sfory bee hind Jrhe news. From press Jrime one day +0 beginning work for The nex+ paper seems +0 be only an indefer- minable insfanf. The ad deadline for one paper overlaps The sales for Jrhe neXJr. Copy comes in on wrapping paper wriHen th charcoal In shorf- hand. All Jrhe worries of Jrhe edi+or and business manager clear away when ano+her ediHon comes 0qu for disfribufion and Jrhe repor+er can see Jrhe Orange and Whi+eH hidden behind Jrhree 0qu of Tour nofebooks in a sociology class. JACK ARMITAGE, Business Manager ORANGE AND WHITE EDITORIAL STAFF KLEBER DUNKLJN . , Edifor-in-Chief, Firs+ Term JANE HELM . . . . . . Associa+e Edifor JACK DENMAN EoHJroriin-Chlef Second Term J. M. SMITH. JR. . . . . . . . Spor+s EdHor MARTHA REGAN . . . . . . Managing EdHor TED KELLY . V . . . . . Make-Up EdHor JIM TATE . , , A . . . . . . Associafe Edifor MARY LOUISE KUPFER . . , Sociefy EdHor ROBERT C. AUSWN . , Associa+e Edifor FELICIA PARKER , , . , . . Carfoonier GEORGE KEELER . . . MakeiUp Assisfarwf REPORTERS: John Aden, Marfha WHliams, Ed Sfory George Thomas, Pafricia Whifmore. Cayce Behnke. Bill Reed, Perm Worden, Lambrefh Phifen Jimmy Hodges Mary Woodward. Charles Jordam Jim Coward, Louise GaHoway, Edifh Becker, Louise Hickman. Josephlne Painfer. Keene Wade, Sarah Greer Mary NeH Green Kalrherine Newmam Joe Wise. MAKEUP STAFF: Gus Li++le+on, Bunf Robinzonl Owen Hughes. Mary Thornburgh Mary Louise KuMer. Sam Fincannon, Charles Jordan. x BUSINESS STAFF JACK ARMFTAGE . . . , Business Manager JEAN ALLEN . . . . . Office Manager JOHN LUTZV . , . . . . . . Sales Manager ERVlN DOOLEY . . . . OHice Manager SAMMY BEALL . . , , . Sales Manager SAM THOMPSON . . BuHeHn Board Manager JOHN GILBERTSON . . Saks Manager FELICIA PARKER . . . MakeiUp Manager ED MANNWG . . . , . Circulafion Manager BILL TRENT . , . . . . Collecfion Manager ARTHUR LYON . . . Circulafion Manager BILL PARISH . , . . . CoHecHon Manager WiLLIS PARK . . . . . . . . Office Manager LUCJEN TRENT . . . . CoHecHon Manager OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Ray Dew, Joe Whife, Joe RHey, Joyce Carsom Roland Abele. I-Wilma smiles for Blondie. 2--Marian at her best-surrounded. 3 The Pipe Club, minus Stuart Maher UL meefs fo falk if over. 4 Allen also flashes one, but nof for Blondie. S-Joan d'Arc af +he hands of Sufhun' Genflemen. 6-Foofballers file out at the half. x ?iiwy E . IZWKTfiiism 7-When Hue L. S. U. cadets filled fhe fieldl evidenfly fo inspire ?he Volunfeers. 8-Holdredge and Monfgomery give if fo the Ken- fuckians. 9-kSlithy cool, buf neverfheless defermined, are fhe candidafes for the new coed-cheerleaders. IO-Faye and Mildred gef in a IiHle big-Hme publicify wifh fhe world's champion figure-skafer in Miami. H-A +ypical Florida flourish from fhe Tribble. IZhAffer piling ihe brush under Mike, a pre-pep meefinq conference is held. l3-Trusf Olzie and Miller fo find a dark corner for four. l4-The Aconda Cour? Triumviraie. IS-One more like this and we'd have gone ouf for business manager ourselves. l6hDancinq is formal in the gym. No+e fhe Tennessee mechanical cow in fhe background. i7-Mob scene from fhe French Revolution. lB-Taking nofes the comforfable way on +he back row. I9-Nofe Bass with sfill anofher in he cenfer of the pep-meefing crowd. 20-Candid view of the corner wail af noon-any day. Zi-Marryin' Sam elucidafes the child marriage question for Tennesseans. l-Searle, Peggy. and Knisley. Z-Bill PaHerson calls 'em ouf for a Bingo game af fhe Circle Park Mansion 3 Speci'afors wafch a disfurbing disrobing on fhe S. 5. Sigma Chi. 4 Served by The cigareHe girl in fhe eli're +ap room of ihe Pirafes Den. 5 Exiled to the garage or basement +he Hbull'I session confinues on ifs way. 6-A worfky group of official delegafes fo the Tennes- see-Miami fracas. 7 The champs on The bus +0 Hue Oklahoma incident 8-Kappa Sig's $9? for Hie Circus. This area was burned ouf a few months later by The Ci'ry Healfh Depf. 9 The purge or pollution of poliHcians. IO-The capifalisfs wh made +he Florida pilgrimage. ll-Who said +he Clemson drill unit couldn'f he messed up? I2 -Tennessee foot-flinging facfics. I3 Three U.vT. presidenh fogether. No doubf discussing fhe headaches the? come from handling the Hill. l4-The Clemson cadefs yell foo opfimisfically for +heir firsf and only fouchdown. lS-Hairless Joe in he shadow of a Tennessee elm. l6-Three beaufies af +he Volunteer's Winfer Garden Scene. I7-Bringing fhe barrel back home after walloping +he Wildcafs. IS-Hall Ieads his boys in a swing number. l9-Coach Novofny fakes if iaunfily befween swimming classes. 20 The nighf of fhe return from Miami. ZI-The cameraman is fhreaiened, and likes it ZZ-Conver'rible, dafes, sunshine, Miami. 23 A pyramid of Delta's. 24-The sponsors and Bandmasfer Hall wifh fruH from The Florida conflict l Dunklin assumes his Joe College air for the camera. 2-Lcoking up from fhe ground afier smg'mg sweral verses of Old Anthem. 3 The squad's lovers Suff and Coleman. 4 MaHhews gefs a facial for fhe Spring Dance. S-Filled stands for a frack meet. 6-Filled sfands for a U.-T. boxing mafch. 7--Ayres th its only snow-coaf of +he year. 8- Yowsah Cox puis music in +he beaufy contest 9-Wet your lips; blink your eyes; and smile. l0 Ayres commanding the Hi . ll-Senior procession, +haf Iasf walk To the audiforium. l2-Joe B., The Thin Mam marches wifh fhe band boys. l7-Formal for fhe ADPI pledge officers. l3--The Maior wifh a couple of his 'A' scholars. 18 Ki++ and Big Joe enioy H fogeerr. l4-Tri-Delfs on he moun'rain refreat . l9---Becky gefs exciied a? fhe L. S. U. pep meehng. I5-Ca p+ain-elecf Sammy. 20-AIl-S'rudenfs Parfy aH'acks +he Big 4 in the '38 l6-Wilson and Ozzie wiih fheir usual SpraH and lzzie. elecfions. l Miami's Madison Square Garden-Sooners vs. Vol- unfeers. 2 On +he ben h for a resf while fhe other team fakes 1he foughs. 3-Faye and AI Ioafing on fhe home sfrefch. 4mAnofheI one of fhose packed sfudenf sections. S-The Presidenf beams a1 fhe Orange Bowl as Ms boys smasEV a win. 6-The cheerleaders jump fhe tide af Birmingham. 7 he TrLDelfs in nf of Hue Old Sfronq 'Menacel' e +hird team. 9-Reading Hue Loafer: O'ufside reading for AdolescentL Psychology 3ll. IO-KA sfaiwarfs including Cliffon, +he lover. II Zebra's pause to bow in humilify. 22-Sfarfing to class from the Menace. I2 Three scholars of the higher order in the library, 23-Sororify sisfers. l3-Margarev Betty and Miss Tennessee 24-Jchn B grades Nae speakers. l4-.Funny how fhey pair off at the Y Retreat. 25-Fiii rushers .3? work. lS-Frafernify rushers W. W. Jefer wifh the angelic Ioolq. Zb-Wekome grads. Ib-Ihe power of fhe uniform. 27- Nuwir smiies slithy? l7-Uo1anisf5 res? between leaf idenfiiicafions. 28--Friferni'ry doub!e-decker. IB-Tva KA's and one dafe. 29-Cepfain Ed PickeH at fhe Shelfer. I9-8eall and Polysiphonia Luv:I ad-addicfs. 30 anmv talks if oven ZO-The Spirit of fhe Hill at Nashville. 3l Molinski as usual wifh the feminine. 2l-The Sigma Nu's af Isolafion Home. 32r--Lebra's praise allah! Eirlm, EEEF NI-V 2': '5? , Col. M. J. Gunner 246 OFFICERS OF THE UNITED Veferans o1c milifary experience and +raining work. +he Milifary Officers of +he Unifed S+a+es Army who direcf +he R. O. T. C. work 6+ Tennessee have as +heir dufy H19 moulding of officers as pofenfial leaders for milifary emergencies and some for regular peace-+ime service. Under Hue leadership of Colonel MaHhew J. Gunner +he STATES ARMY sfaH has buiH in recenf years an efficienf unhL which has merifed an excellemL raflng on governmenf inspecfions annuafly. The records of +he members of Hwe miHJrary staff in +heir previous milHary experience and in +heir Jmaining work here gives assurance +ha+ +he Cadef Corps is in capab 6 hands. THE CADET REGIMENTAL STAFF B. C. LOGAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Colonel A. C. KUPFER . .Second Lieufenanf. RegimeMaI Supply Officer J. C. WILSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LieufenanJr Colonel W. K. STROMQUIST . Capfain. Regimental Adiufant Engineer E. M. BRADLEY . . . . . . . . . . Major, Regimenfal Adjufanf J. W. SLATER . . . . . , . . . . . . . . .Capfain, SfaH BARB B L A D E SBA As an honorary mili+ary organizaHon for junior and senior officers of Hwe Universify Cadef Corps. Scabbard and Blade was founded on +he Hill in I923. Tennessee's chapfer 13 known as Company I of Hue Four+h Regimen+ in +he na+ional organizafion. The essenfial purpose of Scabbard and Blade is +0 unife in a Closer relafionship Hie milifary deparfmenfs of Hue various American universifies and +0 encourage good fellowship among cade+ officers 01c Hue school. Aims of He sociefy are +0 emphasize +he Characferisfics of good cifizenship. +0 develop +he essen+ial qua1i+ies of good and efficienf officers and +0 impress upon H16 col- lege man his responsibilify +0 his couery in Jrime of nafional emergency. New members of +he sociefy are chosen by +he ache members from Hwe junior and senior cade1L officers who merif membership. Bowden WyaH OFFICERS CHARLES ANGEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Presidenf BYRL LOGAN ViCeAPresiden+ I3GB WOODRUFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secrefary LAPSLEY OGDEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer MEMBERS Alex Arthur Bob MaHhews Earl Bradley Bill McCravey Don Broome Joe McCready O. M. Brumfiel W. F. McGee Charles Burress Erwin Meyer Barry Cecil Olin Min+zer James Cowan R. R. Newfon Hugh Crowe Al Nichols R. T. Davis C. R. PaHy Ralph Eldred BIH Polk John Frassrand BiH Poffer Laxglrence Frierson Willard Richardson BiH Hagan Charlie Ray Gerald Hendricks Arfhur Seymour C. A. Henry David Shirley Vick Huddlesfon R. L. Smifh George Hunfer Tom Trenf Doug Loveioy Jimmy Wilson Bell. Lerner Burks, WyaH. Millirons, Brownlow. Ailor, Denman, Smifh, S+evens. Frierson. Shelby. FIRST BATTALION I N FANT RY L. W. FRIERSON . . . . A . . . , . . . . . . . Major W. B. SHELBY . . . Second Lieu+enan+, BaHalion Adiufanf COMPANY A S. M. LERNER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cap+ain S. G. HENDRICKS . . . . . . . . Second Lieufenanf A. B. BELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . Second LieufenanJr COMPANY B C. B. WYATT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Capfain C. C. BURKS . . . . . . . . A . . . Second Lieufenanf W. G. BROWNLOW . . . . . . . . . Second LieulrenamL C. P. MILLIRONS . . . . . . . Second LieufenamL UBanCU COMPANY C J. L. DENMAN . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . Capfain J. T. AILOR . . . . . , . . . . . . . Second LieufenanJr R. L. SMITH . . . . . . . . . . . . Second Lieufenanf T. J. STEVENS . . . . . . . . . Second Lieu+enan+ Ban$ ik i'i' Cowan. Thompson. SECOND BATTALION J. T. COWAN J. G. THOMPSON G. S. CHILDS R. E. COBBLE C. G. EWING H. J. WILLIAMS E. C. DUNCAN S. D. FERGUSON E. M. GODFREY A. C. VADEN R. P. ELDRED, G. T. CURRY .J. G. THOMPSON INFANTRY COMPANY D COMPANY E COMPANY F Major Second Lieufenanf Cap+ain Second LieufenamL Second Lieufena n+ Capfain Ban$ Capfain Second LieufenamL Second Lieufenanf C.ap+ain Second Lieufenanf Second Lieufenanf Second LieufenanJr iirak Cobble, Childs, Williams, Ewing. Duncan, Ferguson. Curry. Thompson. Eldred, Vaden. Hunfer, Hooser. Fisher. Richardson, Coulfer, Bernard. Jones, Johnsi'on. Cook. Cooley THIRD BATTALION INFANTRY D.B.COOLEY................ Maior COMPANY G G.L.HUNTER.....4..........Capfain W.W.HOOSER . . . . . . . . . . . Second Lieufenanf COMPANY H W. D. RICHARDSON . . . . . . . . . . . . Capfain C. R. COULTER A . . , . . . . . . . Second Lieufenanf E. J. BERNARD . . . . . . . . . . A Second Lieufenanf W. H. FISHER . . . . . . A . . . Firsf LieufenamL BanoU CO M PA N Y I C. D. JOHNSTON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cap+ain W. K. JONES . . . . . . . . . . . . Second LieufenanJr J. H. COOK . . . . . . . . . . . . Second Lieufenanf fik Pope, Angel. FIRST BATTALION ENGINEERS C.W.ANGEL.................Maior J.H.POPE..............FirerLiequenamL COMPANY A W. F. MCGEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Capfain C. R. WOODRUFF . . . . . . . . . . . Firsf LiequenanJr A. W. NICHOLS . . . . . . . . . . . FirswL Lieufenanf F. G. STEWART . . . . . . . . . . . Second Lieu+enan+ J. M. FRASSRAND . . . . . . . . . Second Lieufenanf D. A. WRIGHT . . . . . A . . . FIrer Lieufenanf BanoU COMPANY C R. B. CECIL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Capfain A. A. ARTHUR . . . . . . . . A . . . Firsf Lieufenanf J. F. MONDAY . . . . . . . . . . . . FirswL Lieufenanf W. H. ARMSTRONG . . . . . . . . . . Firs+ Lieu+enan+ W. E. MCCRAVEY . . . . . . . . . . Second LiequenamL A. J. SHARENBERGER . . . . . . . . Second LieufenanJr BAN D WINTER QUARTER H. J. WILLIAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Capfain W. H. FISHER . . . . . . . . . , . . . Firsf Lieufenanf D. A. WRIGHT . . . . . . . . . . . . Firsf Lieufenanf C. P. MILLIRONS . . . . . . . . . . Second Lieufenanf T. J. STEVENS . . . . . A . . . . . Second Lieufenanf kwk Woodruff. Frassrand. gm m 'P Monday, Cecil, Arms+rong. Williams. Fisher, Millirons. S+evens. Burress, Davis. Smofherman, New+on, Towe, Ragsdale. Lochridge. Goodwin, Hines. McCready. MaHhews. SECOND BATTALION E N G I N E E R S J. R. MCCREADY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maior R. C. MATTHEWS. JR. . . . . . . . . . Firsf Lieu+enan+ COMPANY D R. T. DAVIS . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Caerain C. G. BURRESS . . . . . . . . . . . . Firsf Lieu+enan+ C O M PA N Y E R. R. NEWTON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Capfain D. L. WHITEHEAD . . . . . . . . . . . FirsnL LieufenanJr J. B. RAGSDALE . . . . . . . . . . . . Firs+ Lieu+enan1 R. E. SMOTHERMAN . . . . . . . . . . Firsf Lieufenanf J. H. TOWE . . . , . . . . . . . . . . FirmL LieufenamL W. H. RUCH . . . . . . . . . . . . Second LieufenamL BA N D SPRING QUARTER G. R. GOODWIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Capfain L. E. HINES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Firs+ Lieufenanf J. S. LOCHRIDGE . . . K ., . . . a Second Lieufenanf kaak PERSHING RIFLES In Hue fall of I892, a+ H16 Universlfy of Nebraska was goal of Pershing Rifles is +0 encourage. preserve, and founded a crack driH unhL known as +he Pershing RiHes. develop +he highesf ideals of He milifary professmn; This unH was formed a+ Hue ins+ance of John J. Pershing. bqu 1+ was nof named for him unfil 1895, affer his de- parfure from fhe Mid-Wesfern school. H soon deveioped also +0 promofe American cifizenships +0 crea+e a doser and more efficienf relafion. and also +0 provide proper a naJrional repufafion. buf by choice remained a local recognifion Of a high degree 07c abilify among cadefs uniJr unHl I925, when ifs nafionalizafion was begun. The of fhe several senior R.O.T.C. uniJrs. OFFICERS TOM ALLEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Capfain D. M. COULTER . . . a . . . . . . a . , Second Lieu+enan+ 6. E4 CONAWAY V . . . . . . , , . . . . Firsf Lieufenanf E-T. DBPASS . - , . w . - - - - . s s . . Second Lieufenanf MEMBERS Joe Harfon T. A. l-ughes Donald Freeman C. A. Kennedy E. T. DePass Ray Dew Roberf -Iooper R. H. Wafrous M. A. Frassrand A. W. Beasley Claude James G, E, Conway R. W. Nichol Eugene Whife D. A. Roberson J9me$ Coward T, C, Alen H. 5. Bowling Walfer BurneHe J. F. Lusk Ed Manning J, D, GaunH Jim Fly David Coulfer C. S. Cowan J. R. Jakes J. H. Evans David DevauH Standing: Dewl Frassarand, Jones, Beasleys Hughes, Jakes, Jamess Smth Bowling Binks. KneeHng: Manning, Whifes Gaunt Freeman. Brown, Allenl Conway, DePass, CouHer, Hy, Paschak Horfons Nichol, Wafrous. E971 DOROTHY GRIFFIN FAYE POORE Major 2nd Bhttalion Eng. Captain Band ELIZABETH McKELDER ; . I , CQlonel JEWEL THOMPSON MARY RUTH BIBB Captain Co C, Inf. Captain Co. D. lnf JANICE ELROD IMOGENE BUTLER Captain Co. G, 'lnf Captain Co H, Inf EDY THE WEBB iLoVERNE EMERT Captain Co. B, Eng Captain CQ C, Eng. m; SHELBY CRENSHAW MOLLY MILLER Captain Co, A, inf Captain Co B, Inf. GAYNEL'LE COMBS CAROLINE OKE? Captain Co E, Inf, Captain Co. F, Inf. ELLIS JONES JANE HARRIS Captain CO- ', Inf. Captain Co. A, Eng. mm ANN WHITIS JEANNETTE DONALDSON Captain Co. ID, Eng: Captgin Co. E, Eng , ,, , ' Hui 7, : u : , M -, 1 : ' , . ', : Kw ' , ' , V, r x- l. , CLASSES OR DIVERSITY AND ABUN- DANCE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, TENNESSEE IN RELATION TO ITS SIZE TAKES ITS PLACE AMONG THE NATION'S BEST COTTONI TOBACCO. TRUCK CROPS. AND CORN. WHICH COMPRISE THE STATES MOST FRUITFUL AGRARIAN ENTERPRISESl FORM MOST OF THE YEARLY VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS IN THE STATE WHICH EXCEEDED THE $235.000.000 MARK IN I936. , ?resemfiizq STUDENT BODY S E N I O R G C L A S S FRANK ADAMS ..................... Woodburv KATE ALLDREDGE ................ Blounfsville, Ala. Agriculfure Ag Club; Alpha Zeta; Dairy Caffle Judging Team, '38: Ag Club President WinferI '39. MARY FRANCES ADAMS .................. Trenton Education Chi Omega Morfar Board; Phi Kappa Phi; Gamma Epsilon Delfa; Educafion Club. '38; Home Ec Club. '38; Business Sfaff of VOLUNTEER; '38; Business Sfaff of Orange and White ; Transfer from Sfephens College. ANGELEE E. ADCOX .................... Knoxville Educafion JOHN D. ALDEN ................... GoodleHsville Agriculfure Kappa Alpha Phi Delia Kappa. LUTHER T. ALEXANDER. JR ................ Brentwood Agriculfure Winner Cross-Counfry. '35-'36; Lighfweigh'r Wresfling Champion. '36- '37; Ag Club, '35-'36-'37-'38, President '36-'37: Manager Barnwarmin', '36-'37; Winner Kruesi Prize, '36-'37; U. T. Ag Club, '37-'39; Fresh- man Sponsor Ag Ciub; '38-'39; Vice-Presidenf Ag Ciub. Winfer; '38- '39; Transfer from U. T. Junior College. MILDRED DEAN ALEXANDER .............. Shelbyville Business Adminisfrafion Vice-Presideni Wes? S'rrong Dorn-Iiforyl '35-'36; Orien'rafion Leader, '36-'37, '37-'38: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet '36-'37, '37-'38, President '38- '39I Drum Maior of Voleffes, '37-'38, '38-'39; Secrefary of Temple Court Dormifory, '37-'38; Sfudenf-Faculiy Organizafions Board, '38- '39; A. S. C. Council. '38-'39; W. S. G. A. Cabinet '38-'39; Vice- Presidenf Sfa're Sfudenf Chris'rian Conference, '38-'39; UniversiTy Con- cerf Commiffee, '38-'39; All-Universify Sing Manager. '39; Who's Who in American Colleges, '38-'39; Torchbearer. '39. GILBERT WOOD ALLEN .................. Knoxville Business Adminis'rra'rion Kappa Sigma Inferfrafernify Council, '38-'39, '37-'38. Home Economics JAMES M. ANDERSON .................. Cookeville Engineering Sfudenf Chapfer American Sociefy of Civil Engineers; Transfer from T. P. l. JULIA W. ANDREWS ................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs Alpha Omicron Pi SUE ANDREWS ...................... Knoxville Educafion Chi Omega Sponsor Co. B, '35-'37; VOLUNTEER Sfaff, '36-'37; Orange and White. '36-'37. CHARLES WADE ANGEL ................. Knoxville Engineering Cadef Maior, R. O. T. C.; Scabbard and Blade, '37-'38. Capfain '38-'39; Tau Befa Pi. '38-'39; A. I. E. E.I '38-'39. BETH ARGO ........................ Ridgely Liberal Arfs VoleHe, '38-'39; Afhlefic Club, '38-'39. THOMPSON VANMETER ASHBY .............. Jackson Business Administration Sigma Alpha Epsilon Manager Commerce Exposifion, '39; Swimming Team. '37-'38; T-Club; Circle and Torch; VIce-Presidenf, Delfa Sigma Pi; Orange and White, '38. E1081 away 5' 9 S E N I O R 0 C L A S 5 ROBERT M. BABB ..... . . . ..... . . . . . Winchesfer; Va. MAUDE E. BATTLE ..... - ......... Cullowhee; N. C. Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon American Sociefy of Mechanical Engineers, '38-'39; Wrestling Team, '34. CHARLIEMARIEBAKER Bolivar Home Economics Transfer from U. T. Junior College. MARY BALL .................. . . . . . . Knoxville Liberal Arfs Zeta Tau Alpha Orange and Whife, '35-'36; Freshman CommiHee; Sadie Hawkins Governing Board. '38; Girls' Rifle Team, '37-'38; Girls' Rifle Club, '38-'39. JOHN LLOYD BARNES . . . V . . . . . A . . ..... Sweefwa'l'er Agriculfure Delta Sigma Phi Second Lfeufenanf. R. OA T. C., '38. JAMES GORDON BARRETT ......... . ...... . Hornsby Agriculfure Af U. T. Junior College: 3A Club, '33; Presidenf Jun'ro Cfub, '33; T Club, '33; Baskefball, '32; Capfain Baske+ball, '333 A+ Lambufh College: Basketball, '35. Af Tennessee: Ag Club, '38-'39; Tennes- see Farmer. LYNNBARTLETT ....... ,................Powell Liberal Arfs Phi E'ra Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi. MARGARET CAROLYN BATES ......... . Birmingham; Ala. LiberaI Arfs Alpha Ominan Pi Le Cercle Francais, '37-'38-'39; Transfer from Birmingham-Soufhern College. E1091 Home Economics Transfer from Wesfern Carolina Teachers' College; Home Econom- ics Club. KARL P. BAUM, JR. . . . . . . . . ........ . . . . Knoxville Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon Band, '35-'36-'37-'38-'39; Band Cap+ainl '37; Winner, Band Medal; '36; Pershing Rifles; Rifle Team, '37-'38; Engineers' Banque'r and ACE Day CommIHee, '38-'39; Cap'rain Company C, Engfneers; ROTC, '38; Tau Befa Pi; Clifford B. Scoff Sigma Phi Epsilon Schol- arship Award, '37-'38; A. S. M. E.I '38-'39; Vice-Presidenf, '39; ASC Councii, '39; Carnicus Board, '39; Honor Roll, '36-'38-'39. JOSEPH T. BAXTER ....... . ..... . . . . . . . . Lebanon Agriculfure Transfer from M. L. S. T. C; Ag Club; Dairy Judging Team, '38. ALVIN B. BELL; JR. . . ..... . ......... Powell Sfafion Liberal Arfs Sigma Phi Epsilon Delfa Phi Alpha; Second Lieufenanf Company A, ROTC. GEORGE WILLIAM BIBLE . ........... . . . .Winchesfer AgricuHure W. B. BIBLEI JR. ......... . . . . . . . . . . .Johnson Cify Engineering Transfer from Soufhern Me'rhodfsf UniversHy; Secrefary A. S. M; E., '37-'38; A. S. M. E., '38-'39. LEE A. BIGGS . . . . ........ . ..... . . . . . Memphis Business Adminisfrafion Sigma Alpha Epsilon m m m GUY V. BIRD ...................... Greeneville Business Adminisfrafion lNETHA BISHOP ....................... Finger Home Economics Honor RoH, '37-'38. MARY NELL BLACK ..................... Powells Liberal Arfs Alpha Lambda DeHa, '36; Afhlefic Club, .'35-'36-'37-'38, Presidenf '36337; Faculfy Scholarship, '36137: Delia Phi Alpha, '37-'38-'39, Sec- refary '38-'39; Morfar Boardl '38-'39; Morfar Board Award for Qui- sfanding Junior Girl, '37-'38; Biologia, '37-'38-'39, Secrefary '38- 39: May Queen, '38: Phi Kappa Phi. FRANK L. BLOODWORTH ................. Carfhage Engineering Phi Pi Phi SfudemL Chapfer ASCE, Secretary '3?; Firsf Lieufenanf A Co., Engineers. AUBURN F. BOWERS .................. Greeneville Business Adminisfrafion ANITA LYNN BOWMAN ................. Knoxville EducaHon Afhlefic Club, '35337338; Tennessee Valley Girls' CSub, '36-'37; Honor Roll, '37; VoleHe, '36-'37-'38; Non-Fraf Council, '37-'38; Non- Fraf ClubI '37-'38 EDWARD S. BOWMAN .................. Knoxville Liberal Arts Phi Gamma Delta ELEANOR BOWMAN ............... Bluefield. W. Va. Home Economics Alpha Delta Pi JOSEPH R. BOWMAN ................... Knoxville Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha SAMUEL R. BOZEMAN ................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs Kappa Alpha Concerf Band, '25-'26-'37-'38; Alpha Sigma DeHa. NANCY S. BRANDON . . ............. Jonesboro, Ark. Home Economics Delta Delta Delta CHARLES D. BRANSON ............. Sfrawberry Plains Engineering JOHN EUGENE BREWER ................. Memphis Agriculfure Pershing .Rifles, 34335336337; Cheerleader, '34-'36; Capfain. Co. E, Engineers, '37-'38: Tennessee Farmer. '38-'39; Honor Roll, '38: B. S. U. Council, '38-'39; Announcer, Beaufy Tea, '34; U. T. Carni- val. '36-'37; ACE Day, '38. ALMA R. BROOKS .................. Tellico Plains Business Adminisfrafion IIIOJ m Mm m SENIOR EDNA BROWN ...................... Memphis Home Economics Transfer from Wesf Tennessee Sfafe Teachers College; Home Eco' nomics; Y. W. C. A.; ln'rerchurch Council; Volunfeer HSking C'ub; Playhouse. . HELEN BUFFAT ...................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs Blue Triangle Club; B. S. U. Council; Second Vice-Presidenf B. S. U.; French Club. JAMA BURCHFIELD ................... Sevierville Home Economics Transfer Maryville College; Home E: Club' '36-'38; B. S. U. Coun- cil; Orange and Whife, '36; Honor Roll; W. S. G. A. Commif'ree Chairman. '37; Orienfafion Leader, '38. RANDEL SHEPARD BURNS ............... Beardsfown Agriculfure Pi Kappa Phi Ag Club, '37-'39. CHARLES G. BURRESS ........... 2 ...... Hornbeak Agricul'rura! Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon Blounf Hall Council, '37; Scabbard and Blade; Firs? Lieufenanf ROTC, '38-'39; Member Sfudenf Branch A. S. A. E', '38; Ag Club, '38-'39; Tennessee Farmer Sfaff, '38-'39; Barnwarmin' Sfaf'f, '38. LILLIE REED BURTON .................. Brownsville Educafion Alpha Omicron Pi IMOGENE BUTLER .................... Lexingfon Home Economics A lpha Della Pi Omicron Nu; Presidenf Pan-Hellenic; Lewisohn Scholarship; Assist- anf Business Manager VOLUNTEER, '37-'38; U. T. Enferfainmenfs CommIHee; W. S. 6. A. Council; Guides Sociefy. Illll CLASS JOE NETHERY BUTLER .................. Humboldf Chemical Engineering A. 1. Ch. E.; Wr'esflingl '38; T Club. NANCY CALDWELL ................ Asheville. N. C. Liberal Arfs Kappa Delta Transfer from Sf. Genevieve of +he Pines. JANE CAMERON ..................... Knoxville Senior French Club, '36-'37; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet '38-'39; Tennessee Valley Girls' Club, '36-'37-'38. MABEL CAMPBELL .................... Jonesboro Home Economics Home Economics Club. MRS. GLADYS G. CAMPBELL ............... Knoxville Educafion THOMAS NEVILLE CAMPBELL ................ Bolivar Chemicai Engineering Sigma Nu Honor Roll; A. I. Ch. E. THOMAS BA CARNEY ................... Knoxville Agriculfure Ag Club. m m M SENIOR HELEN MARGARET CARR ................ LafolleHe EduCafion Zeta Tau Alpha Biologia, '38-'39; ZTA Officer, '38-'39. ROBERT CHARLTON CARR ................ Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion JOSEPHINE JUDSON 'CARRINGER ............ Knoxville Liberal Arfs Zeta Tau Alpha Orange and Whife ; Sadie Hawkins Governing Board; Carnicus CommiHee; Orien'rafion Leader, '37-'38. LOUISE CARROLL ..................... Knoxville Educafion Phi Mu Y. W. C. A.; Tennessee Valley Club; Blue Triangle Club; Liferary Club; Orange and Whife. WALTER LEE CARTER .................... Mascof AgricuHure Kappa Alpha Freshman Track; Freshman Foofball ManagerI '35-'36; Boxing Man- ager, '37-'38; Ag Club. ROY BARRY CECIL ..................... Gallafin Agriculhral Engineering Pi Kappa Phi Scarabbean; Sfudenf-Factu Organizafions Board; Torchbearer; Sec- refary Junior Class; Secrefary A. S. C.; Scabbard and Blade; T Club; A. S. A. E.; Frafernify Relafions Board: Barnwarmin' SfaH, '36-'37, Manager '38; Beaver Club. '36-'37, Presidenf '37-'38: Assisf- ant Swimming Manager '36, Manager '37; Aloha Oe CommiHee; Capfain ROTC; Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in American Universi- fies and Colleges. DEXTER CHRISTENBERRY ................. Knoxville Liberal An's Sigma Alpha Epsilon Business Manager VOLUNTEER, '39; T Club; Swimming Team; Man- ager Varsify Baske'rball, '37; Rifle Team; Y Cabine'r; InferfrafernHy Council, '36-'39; Carnicus, '36-'38. CLASS VIRGINIA CHRISTENBERRY ............. Founfain CHy Home Economics Zeta Tau Alpha BETTY JEAN CLARK .................... Knoxville Home Economics Delta Delta Delta Guides Sociefy: Carnicus, '35-'37; VOLUNTEER Sfaff, '36-'37. LYNN B. CLEMENTS .................... Knoxville Agriculfure ELIZABETH COCHRAN ............. BirminghamI Ala. Home Economics Alpha Delta Pi Guides Sociefy; Orange and Whife ; Modern Dance Club, '36-'37. ELIZABETH COLEMAN ................... Smyrna Home Economics Zeta Tau Alpha ROBERT KlMS COLLINS. JR ............. Canfon, N. C. Engineering FRED COLVETT .................... CrockeH Mills Agriculfure Ag Club; Alpha Zefa; Winner U. T. Round-up. '37-'38; Transferred from Tennessee Junior College. illZJ m m h SENIOR LARIMORE COLVETT . . . 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . .CrockeH Mills Agriculfure Honor Roll, '39; Transfer from U. T. Junior College. FRANCES ELAINE COMBE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville Educafion Alpha Omicron Pi UniversHy Symphonic Choir, '36-'37; UniversHy Chorus, '36-'37; Wom- en's lnframural BoardI '36-'37-'38-'39; A. 0. Pi lm'ramural Manager; '36-'37-'38-'39; Modern Dance Club; '36-'37-'38, Secrefary-Treasurer and Vice-Presiden+; Hosfess High School Play Day, '37-'38; Phi Efa TauI Treasurer '37-'38. Secrefary '38-'39; Manager Senior Class Team RelayI '39. DONALDB.COOLEY................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs RACHAEL COWARD . . . . . . , . . . . . . . .Cullowhee, N. C. Educafion Alpha Phi Sigma; Drama'ric Club; Member May Courf, '37; Monday Nighf C'ub; Voleffe; Transfer from W. C. T. C. SHELBYCRENSHAW......................Lucy Home Economics Alpha Delta Pi JOHNA.CROWDER...........,.....4.Whifeville Engineering Magna Cum Laude, '35; A. I. E. E.; Blounf Hall. '36. LEEGUNTERCULLUM...................Knoxville Liberal Arfs Delta Zeta Recording Secretary DeHa Zefa. '37-'38, Hisforian '38-'39; Modern Dance Club, Vice-Presidenf '38-'39. E1131 CLASS PAULW.CURTIS....................Chaf+anooga Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha HOWARDW.DAVES................... Memphis Engineering MARGARET L. DAVIDSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Founfain Cify Home Economics Home Ec Club. DREXELC.DAVIS..................... Byingfon Education Pi Kappa Phi Freshman Baske'rball; '34-'35; lnfernafiona' Relafions Club, '36-'37; Baskefball Varsify; '38-'39. ROBERT T. DAVIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fortress Monroe. Va. Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilan Freshman Drill Award; '36; Oufsfanding Engineer, Minary Award, '36; Track; '36-'37-'38; Junior-Senior CommiHee; '38; Scabbard and Blade; ASC Commiffee; '39; Treasurer Blounf Hall, '37-'38-'39; Cap- fain D Co.; Engineers, '38-'39; A. l. E. E. ELIZABETH DEES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Decafurville Home Economics Zeta Tau Alpha KATHERINE L. DENISON . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lexing'lon Business Adminis'rraHon Alpha Delta Pi VOLUNTEER Business SfaH, '36-'37; Y. W. C. A., '36-'37-'38-'39; Transfer from Lambufh College. SENIOR JOHN LINDLEY DENMAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Copperhill Liberal Art's Delta Tau Delta Orange and Whife, '35-'36, '36-'37, '37-'38; EdH'or Orange and Whife, '39; lnferfrafernify CouncilI '37-'38l Presidem' '38-'39; Circle and Torch: Chairman of Sadie Hawkins Week, '38; Carnicus S'raf'f. '36-'37, '37-'38, Senior Assis'ramL Manager, '39; Publicify Chairman Junior Prom; U. T. Radio Announcer; Unfversify Enferfainmenfs Com- miHee; Capfain ROTC. J.W.DICKERSON....................Shelbyville Liberal Arfs Kappa Alpha ANNIE B. DONALDSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Morrisfown Liberal Arfs Chi Omega RENA R. DONNELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wesf Palm Beachl Fla. Home Economics 281:1 Tau Alpha Morfar Board; PresideniL of Home Economics Club; Phi Kappa Phi; Omicron Nu; W. S. G. A.; A. S. C. Council; Honor Roll; Repre- senfafive fo MerriIl-Palmer School. J.EARNESTDOOLEY.........,.........Knoxville Liberal Arfs Phi Gamma Delta WILLIAM PAGE DOUGAN . . . . . . 3 . . . . . . . . . . Jackson Agriculfure Kappa Alpha Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Zefa; Boxing Team; Ag Club; Associafe Editor, Tennessee Farmer. BESS LEROY DOUGHERTY . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . Russellville Home Economics Phi Kappa Phi; Omicron Nu; A'rhleiic Club. Presidenf '37-'38; VoleHes. CLASS MILDRED DOUGHERTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville Business Adminis'rrafion Delta Delta Delta Carnicus, '36-'37-'38; Treasurer French Club, '38-'39; Secrefary Mod- ern Dance ClubI '38-'39; Relay WinnerI '38-'39; Y. W. C. A.; Honor Roll. GEORGE DOUGHTY . . . . . A . . . . . . . . . . . . Greeneville Liberal Arfs Phi Gamma Delta Golf Team. '39; Transfer from Tusculum College. FREDERIC FARWELL DRAPER 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Norris Liberal Arfs Sigma Chi Symphonic Choir, '36; Universify Chorus, '35-'36; Beaver Club, '36- '37I Co-Presiden+ '37-'38; lm'erfraferni'ry Council, '38-'39; Junior Class CommIHee; Carnfcus; Swimming Team. KATHRYNDREWRY................... Greenfield Home Economics SARAH ELIZABETH DUKE . . . . . . . . . . . . BirminghamI Ala. Liberal Arfs Alpha Omicron Pi Y. W. C. A., '35-'36. REIDDUNAVENT........ ........Henning Agriculfure Ag Club; Phi DeHa Kappa; Phi Epsilon; Transfer from U. T. Junior College. CHEEKDUNCAN....................Decafurville ' Educafion Pi Kappa Alpha Freshman Foofball; Varsify Foofball; '36-'37-'38; Freshman Baskefball; Varsify Baskefball, '36-'38; Track; '37; Scarabbean; T Club; AfhleHc Council Represem'afive. E1141 W W m SENIOR CHARLES H. EDWARDS .................. Crossville Agriculfure GEORGE R. EDWARDS .................. Knoxville Liberal Ar'rs Delta Phi Alpha, '39; Chrisfian Service Club, '39; Honor Roll, '37- '38-'39; Non-Fra'r Execufive Commiffee, '39. VERYL ELDER ...................... Sevierville Liberal Ar'rs RALPH P. ELDRED ..................... Memphis Educafion Pi Kappa Alpha Scabbard and Blade; Scarabbean; President Senior Class; Foofball Varsify, '36-'37-'38; T Club. HERSCHEL ADAMS ELLIOTT ................ Afhens Engineering Transfer from Tennessee Wes'eyan; Tau Befa Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Chi Sigma; A. I. Ch. E. MARY ELLEN ELLIS .............. Garden Cify. N. Y. Liberal Arfs Chi Omega JANICE ELROD ..................... Rufherford Educaiion Chi Omega I 115 J MOSSIE ELY ........................ Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion Honor Roll, '37-'38; Blue Triangie ClubA AILEEN EMERT ...................... Knoxville Home Economics Delta Delta Delta Home Ec Clubl '35-'36-'37-'38; Campus Favorife, '35-'36; Honorary Capfain, ROTC, '37-'38; Marshal, DeHa Delia Delfa; Tennessee Farmer Sfaf'f; '38-'39; Guides Sociefy. '37-'38; Sophomore Class CommiHee. '36-'37; Carnicus Sfaff. '35-'36-'37. WILLIAM B. ENNISl JR .................... Marfin Agriculfure Honor Roll, '35-'36-'37-'38; Public Speaking Club; UT-JC, '36-'37; Transfer from U. T. Junior College; Ag Club; Phi Kappa Phi: Phi Delfa Kappa; Alpha Zeta; Associafe Edifor, Tennessee Farmer. JIMMY O. EWART ..................... Memphis Liberal Ar'rs Kappa Sigma CHESTER V. FAULK ................... Covingfon AgricuHure Delta Sigma Phi Trapsfer from U. T. Junior College; U. T. Ag Club. '36-'37-'38-'39; DairyV Edifor, Tennessee Farmer, '38-'39; Assisfanf Manager, Barn- warmm', '38; Barnwarmin' Sfaff, '36-'37-'38; Dairy Producfs Judging Team. '38-'39; VOLUNTEER Sfaf'F. '38-'39; U. T. 4-H Club. '36-'37- '38-'39. MILDRED FIELDS ..................... Henderson Educafion MYRTLE EDITH FINNELL ................. Cleveland Educafion Transfer from Easf Tennessee Sfafe Teachers' College; Gamma Epsilon Delia. m m MARY FRENCH FLENNIKEN ................ Knoxville LUCY E. FRYE ........................ Efowah Li beral Ar'rs Chi Omega EARL C. FORD ....................... Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion Sigma Nu Delia Sigma Pi, '39; Chairman Commerce Ball; '39. LAURINE FORRESTER . . . . . . . . . .- ........ Waferfown Home Economics Kappa Delta B. WADE FOSTER ..................... Nashville Engineering S+a+e Presidenf B. S. U., '37; A. S. M. E., '37-'38-'39; Chorus, '37; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet '38-'39; Presidenf of Y. M. C. A., '39; A. S. C. Council, '39; Assisfanf Manager All-Universi'ry Sing, '39; Scarab- bean; Torchbearer. H. D. FRANKLIN ................. V. . Jefferson City Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha A. 1. Ch. E. MILDRED REID FREEMAN ................. Knoxville , Home Economics Delta Delta Delta Orange and Whife. '35, '36, '38, '39; Tennessee Valley Girls, '35- '36; Carnicus, '37-'38; Y. W. C. A., '37-'38; Cabinet '38-'39; Home Ec Open House Chairman, '38; Omicron Nu, '38-'39, Presidenf '39; Mortar Board; '38-'39, Vice-Presidenf; Orienfafion Leader, '38-'39; Tennessee Farmer, '38-'39; W. S G. A. Treasurer, '38-'39; Recip- iem' of Danforfh Feilowship, '38. MARY ANN FRISTOE ................. Mayfield. Ky. Educafion Chi Omega W. m m Business Adminisfrafion Kappa Delta Y. W. C. A., '37-'38; Orchesfra, '38; Commerce Exposifion. '38; Chairman of Senior lnvifafion CommiHee, '39; Commerce Ball. '39; Voleffes, '38-'39; VOLUNTEER; 39h Transfer from Tennessee Wesleyan 0 age. HUGH B. FULTON ................. Owensboro. Ky. Liberal Arfs Kappa Sigma ALMA FULTS ...................... Tracy Cify Home Economics AlI-Sfudenfs Club, '38; Home Ec Club, '37-'39; Omicron NuI Secre- Jrary; Home EC Represenfafive f0 MerriII-Palmer School. CHARLES ESTELE GAMBELL ................. Pinson Engineering Presidenf of U. T. Hiking Club; '33; Glee Club, '33; Universify Cho- rus, '36; Honor Roll; Acfing Presiden'r of A. I. E. E., '39. ELOISE C. GAMBLE ................... Birchwood RUTH GARRISON .................. Founfain Cify Education A+hle+ic Club; Voleffes; Phi Efa Tau. ANN GIBSON ....................... Knoxville Home Economics Alpha Omicron Pi ROTC Sponsor, '37, '38; Presidenf of Guidon Sociefy, '38; Orange and Whife ; VOLUNTEER, '35; Carnicus Sfaff, '38; Beaufy Sec'rion, '36, '39. I116J 3 3M S E N I O R C L A S S w. LLOYD GLOVER ................... Tipfonville DANIEL A. HAMILTON. JR ................. Knoxville Agriculfure Business Administrafion Ag Club; 2-H Club. '38; lnfernafional Livesfock Judging Team, '38; Transfer from U. T. Juniov College. EDWARD T. HANSARD .................. Knoxville RUTH ELIZABETH GODDARD ................ Alcoa Engineering Home Economics Kappa Delta Tennessee Farmer SfaH. '38-'39; Y. W. C. A.; Home Ec Club. ANNA KATHRYN HANSBROUGH ............ Greenfield Home Economics ERNEST GREER ....................... Camden T'ans'e' om U; T' Jun'or COHege' Agriculfure Baskefball, '37-'38; T Club; Ag Club: Phi Epsilon. SUSAN GAINES HARRILL ................. Knoxville Educafion DOROTHY LEE GRIFFIN .................. Knoxville Chi Omega Home Economics Chi Omega Carnicus Sfaf-f, '36; Sponsor. '37-'39: Orange and Whife Staff, '36; VOLUNTEER Sfaff, '36; Presiden'r Guidon Sociefy, '39; Winner 'nd'v'dua' women's 5p '36' WILLIAM H. HARRIS ............. Cumberland Furnace Agriculfure Ag Club, T. P. I.; Ag Club, U. T.; Transfer from T. P. I. EARL CLIFTON GUNTER ................... lvyfon Agricuh'ure ANNA PEARL HARRISON ................. Savannah ROBERT s. HALL. JR .................... Memphis Home Economics E . . Home Ec Club; Omicron Nu; Honor Roll. ngmeerlng Delta Tau Delta SAMUEL DUKE HARRISON ............... Union Cify WILLIAM EDWARD HALLEY ............... Nashville . . Educafion Englneermg , . . . A. S. C. Counctl, '38-'39; Vice-PreSIdenf, Phi Delfa Kappa. '38-'39; A. I. E. E. Non-Fraf Council, '38-'39. f 1171 W mm mm...- SENIOR 6 CLASS NEWTONH.HARTMAN...................Hixson BILLIEHINES.......................CIeveIand Agriculfure Ag Club, '37-'38-'39; U. T. Chorus. '39. ERNESTINEHAY..................... Lexingfon Business Adminisfrafion Zeta Tau Alpha JOE BLACK HAYES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 . . . Murfreesboro Agriculfure Kappa Alpha Varsify Foofball, '35-'36-'37; Track, '36-'37; T Club, '35-'39; .B. S. U. CouncilI '37-'38; President '38; Wres'rling, '35-'36-'37;. Afhlehc Coun- cil, '38; Vice-Presidenf A. S. C. Council. '37; Capfam Foofball, '37; Scarabbean. JOHN GILBERT HENDRIX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Springville Agriculfure Phi DeHa Kappa; Ag Club; Barnwarmin' Sfaff, '38; Tennessee Farmer Sfaf'F, '38-'39: Honor Roll. MARTHA HENDRIX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Powell Sfafion Liberal Ar'rs Phi Mu Tennessea Valley Girls' Club, '37-'38, Secrefary '38-'39; Volef'res, '37- '39; Philolexia, '38-'39. JANEHILL.........................Porfland Educafion Kappa Della Philolexia; VOLUNTEER Staff, '38-'39; Transfer from Wesfern Ken- fucky Sfafe Teachers' College. LOUELLAHILL.....................UnionCi+y Home Economics Home Ec Club, '34-'39; Drama'ric Club; Glee Club; Chrisfian Asso- ciafion Junior College. Business Adminisfrafion U. T. Chorus; Commerce Exposifion SfaH; Y. W. C. A.; Blue Triangle. ROYHOLSCLAW ...................Efowah Business Adminisfrafion Tennis; Y. M. C. A.; lnfernafional Re'afions Club; Off-Campus Mens ClubI Tennessee Wesleyan; Transfer from Tennessee Wesleyan. WILLIAM WARD HOOSER . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . Warfrace Business Adminisfrafion Kappa Alpha Cheerleader, '35-'37, Head Cheerleader '37; President Sophomore glass, '36-'3Z; Homecoming CommH'ree, '36; A. S. C. Council, '36- 37; Delfa Sigma Pi; Circle and Torch; Inferfraferni'ry Council, '37- '38; Second Lieutenant, ROTC, '38-'39. O. C. HORTON, JR. . , . Brucefon AgricuHure Ag Club; Dairy Judging Team. CARLINEHUDSON Middlefon Education Zeta Tau Alpha lnframural Councill '37-'39; U. T. Chorus; Honor Roll; Transfer from U. T. Junior College. DOROTHY HUDSON . . . . . , . . . Shelbyville Educafion Girls' Rifle Team, '38. JAMES R. HUFF . . . . . V . . . . . . . . . Chaffanooga Engineering IIISI W W m S E N I O R a C L A S S JULIET HUGHES ...................... Knoxville LILLIAN JOHNSTON ................. Madisonville Educafion Chi Omega GEORGE L. HUNTER ................. Somersef, Ky. Agriculfure Sigma Alpha Epsilon CARRIE LEE INGRAM .................. Lewisburg Home Economics Honor Roll, '35-'36. DAVID SHULER JAMIESON ............... Covingfon Liberal Arfs Kappa Alpha A. S. C, '39; Freshman Adviser; Inferfrafernify CouncH, '38, '39, Vice-Presidenf I39; Phi Kappa Phi; Frafernify ReIaHons Board; Fac- tu-Sfudenf Relafion, '37; Faculfy-Sfudenf RecepHon, '36. ELLA ALBERTA JENNINGS ................. Clinfon Liberal Ar'rs Afhlefic Club, '35-'36-'37-'38-'39, Secrefary '36-'37. E. F. KAHLE JENNINGS .................. Knoxville Engineering Kappa Alpha Nahheeyayli Board, '35-'36-'37-'38-'39, Assisfanf Treasurer '38, Treas- urer '39; A. I. Ch. E., '37-'38. HUNTER RAY JERNIGAN ................ Union Ciiy Agriculfure E1191 Education Phi Efa Tau, '37-'38-'39, VIce-Presidenf '38; Afhlefic Club, '37-'38-'39; lnframural Council, '37-'38-'39, Vice-Presidenf '38. ARTHUR HALL JONES ................. Chaffanooga Engineering Sigma Phi prilon Inframural Swimming Team, '35-'36-'37; Varsify Swimming Team, '38- '39, Capfain '39; Soufheasfern Conference Backsfroke Champion, '38; A. S. C. Represen'ra'rive, '38-'39, CommiHee Chairman '38; Circle and Torch, '38-'39; Vice-Presidenf Frafernifies Relafions Board, '38- '39; Honor RoH, '37-'38-'39; T Club, '38-'39; A. S. M. E., '36-'37-'38- '39, Vice-Presidenf '37, Presidenf '38; Vice-Presidenf A. C. E., '38-'39; Advanced ROTC, '36-'37; VOLUNTEER Sfaf'f; Presidenf of Sigma Phi Epsilon. DOROTHY WESTER JONES ................ Concord Liberal Arfs Pbi Mu Alpha Lambda Delfa, Secrefary '36-'37; Tennessee Valley Girls' Club, '36-'37-'38, Presidenf '37; lnframural Council, '36-'37; Orienfafion Leader, '37-'38; Torchbearer, '39; Voleffes, '38; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, '38-'39; Women's Sfudenf Governmenf Council, '37-'39, Presidenf '38-'39; AH-Sfudenfs' Club, '38-'39; Universify Enferfafnmenf Com- miHee, '38-'39; AH-UniversHy Commiffee; Secrefary of Senior Class; Morfar Board; DeHa Phi Alpha; Who's Who in American Colleges, EDWARD L. JONES .................... Knoxville Agriculfure Sigma Chi Alpha Zefa, '37-'38-'39; Ag Club, '36-'37-'38-'39; Band, '36-'37-'38-'39; Barnwarmin' Staff, '36-'37, Asslsfanf Manager, '38. ELLIS JONES ...................... Rayville, La. Business Adminisfraffon Chi Omega VOLUNTEER Staff, '38; Orange and Whife Sfaff, '38; ROTC Spon- sor, Co. I, Infanfry, '38-'39; Transfer from Sullins College. JAMES A. JONES ................... Founfain CHy Business Adminisfra'rion Band, '34-'38; Freshman Foofball, '34; Presidenf Non-Frafernify As- sociafion, '38; Commerce Exposi'rion Sfaff, '38; lndependenf Baskef- ball and Soffball; Wresfling, '38-'39. ARE A. KAUFMAN .................. Denver, Colo. Liberal Arfs Kappa Nu President Kappa Nu, '39, Vice-PresideM '38, Treasurer '37. M w M . S E N I O R G C L A S S CLARA SUE KELSO ........... . . . Princefon. w. Va. SARAH LAWSON ..................... Knoxvillo Business Adminisfrafion Universify Chorus. '37-'38: VoleHe. '38. MARTHA KENNEDY .................... Knoxville EducaHon Delta Delta Delta VOLUNTEER SfaH; '36-'37; Beaufy Secfion, '37-'38. JOHN E. KESTERSON ................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs Circle and Torch; Phi Kappa Phi; Faculfy Scho'arship, '37; Delfa Phi Alpha, President Biologia; Alpha Sigma Delfa; Honor RollI '36-'37- '38-'39. MAE KIMBROUGH ................... Madisonville Education Yransfer from HIwassee College; French Club, '37-'38; Hono-r RollI '37-'38-'39; Gamma Epsilon DeHa; '38-'39; Phi Kappa Phi. JOSEPH A. KOHOUT .................... Dayfon Educafion Phi DeHa Kappa; Spanish Club; Biologia. PEGGY B. LACEY ..................... Knoxville i Home Economics Chi Omega VOLUNTEER Staff, '35-'36; Secrefary, Chi Omega. '39; W. S. G. A.. '36-'37-'38. KRISTINE E. LAND ..................... Knoxville Educafion Honor RoH, '35-'36; AWleHc Club, '36-'37-'38-'39; Member Cham- pionship Horseshoe Team, '37-'38-'39; Voleffe, '38-'39; Presidenf of Non-Frafernify Club, '38-'39. Home Economics MARIANNE LEDGERWOOD ................ Knoxville Liberal Arfs Zeta Tau Alpha Orange and Whife. '35-'36; French Club, '36-'37; Y. W. C. A., '38-'39; Forum, '38-'39. ALEXANDER DODGE LEWIS .......... Washingfon College Engineering THOMAS LYMAN LINK .................. PorHand Agriculfure Ag Club. JOE P. LITTLE ........................ Sparfa AgricuHure Scarabbean Senior Sociefy; T C'ub, '36-'37-'38-'39, Presidenf '38-'39; Freshman FoofbaH. '34; VarsHy Football, '36-'37-'38; Boxing, '36-'37- '38l Capfain '38; Ag Club; Vice-Presidenf AII-Sfudenfs' Club, '38- '39; Si'udemL Member Afhlefic Council. BYRL C. LOGAN .................. Richmond. Ind. Business Adminisfrafion Alpha Tau Omega Scarabbean Honorary Senior Socie'ry; Secrefary Junior Class, '38-'39; Baskefbajl, '36-'37-'38-'39; Captain Baskefball, '38-'39; Who's Who In. Amerlqan Colleges and Universities; AH-Sfudenfs' CMb; Frafer- mfy Relahons Board; Job Club; T Club; Scabbard and Blade; Span- ish Club; Cadef Colonel ROTC. HAZEL S. LONG ....................... Oneida Liberal Arfs E1201 SENIOR 6 CLASS DORRISC.LOVELACE....................Henry CLAUDEMANNING,JR...... ...........Knoxville Home Economics CHARLES G. LOVINGOOD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maryville Liberal Ar'rs Sigma Chi FESINGTON C. LOWRYI JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville Educafion HELENLOUISELOY....................Corry+on Home Economics Horne Ec Club, '35-'39; Tennessee Valiey Girls' Club, '35-'37; Blue Triangle Club, '38-'39; Home Ec Exfension Edifor of Tennessee Farmer. '37-'38; Universi'ry Chorus, '35-'39; A'rhle'Hc ClubI '38v'39; Liferary Club, '38339; VoleHes, '37-'39. MARGARET L. LYONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rogersville Home Economics Delta Delta Delta Carnicus, '38; Junior Class Commih'ee. '38; Home Ec Club; Y. W. C. A. FRANKIELEEMACKEY................... Parsons Home Economics Zeta Tau Alpha Home Economics Club; Omicron Nu; Phi Kappa Phi; Transfer from Union Universify. JESSIE W. MALLORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Liffle Rock, Ark. Home Economics Chi Omega E1211 Liberal Arfs Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Phi. NANNETTE MANNING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville Liberal Arfs Alpha Omicron Pi French Club, '35-'37; DeHa Phi Alpha, '379'39; Presidenf of A. 0. Pi, '39; Sponsor Co. '38; W. S. G. A.; Morfar Board; Panhellenic CouncH, '38-'39; Orienfafion Leader, '37-'38. H. KATHERINE MARTIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Founfain Cify Educafion Zeta Tau Alpha JOHN MARSHALL MARTIN, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marfin Liberal Ar'rs Sigma Chi Carnicus, '38; Honor Roll; Transfer from U. T. Junior College. LOUISE ELIZABETH MEDLIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville Business Adminfsfrafion Blue Triangle Club, '37-'39; Honor R011; Phi Kappa Phi. WILLARDA.MEREDITH...................Pioneer Educafion Phi Delfa Kappa; Ag Club; Transfer from Cumberland College. ROBERTM.MILES ...................Murfreesboro Liberal Arfs Kappa Alpha Delta Phi Alpha, '37-'39; Shuffleboard Champ; '38; Sadie Hawkins Governing Board; Honor Roll, '38. SENIOR KATHRINE ALICE MILLER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Knoxville Liberal Arfs Transferred from Oregon Universify; Universify Chorus, '37-'39; Le Cercle Francais. '38-'39; Honor Roll. MOLLYMILLER.......................Jackson Educafion Chi Omega Transfer from Union Universify; Beaufy Sech'on' '38339; Guides So- ciety, Secrefary; Y. W. C. A., '37; lnframurals, '38. MARION MARGARET MOORE . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville Home Economics Delta Delta Della VOLUNTEER Sfaf'f; Honor Roll; Home EC Club; Y. W. C. A,; W. S. G. A.; Phi Kappa Phi; Omicron Nu; Orienfafion Leader, 3813?. MILDRED MOORE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , GreenwoodI Miss. Home Economics Delta Delta Delta DOROTHY AGNES MORRIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . Founfain Cify Home Economics Home Economics Cmb; Blue Triangle Ciub. ISABEL FAY MORRIS . . . . . . . Founfain City Liberai Arfs Alpha Lambda Delta; Blue Triangle Club. CHARLESW.MORTON.................. Knoxville AgricuHure Barnwarmin' CommiHee, '38; Lieufenanf ROTC, '38. CLASS GRACE EVELYN MOSS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chaffanooga Home Economics MARTHA FRANCES MOSS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brucefon Educafion Zeta Tau Alpha PHILIP ALTON MOSS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chaffanooga Agriculfure Ag Club. ELIZABETHMURPHREE.....4.............. Only Home Economics Kappa D Ella ALVAC.MURPHY...........4.........Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARY ELIZABETH MCBEE . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sfrawberry Plains Home Economics Tennessee Valley Girls; Afhlefic Club; Home Economics Club; VoleHes. THEDAMCGEHEE...................... Martin Educa1ion Honor RollI '35-'36-'37-'38. I 1221 S E N l O R 6 C L A S S EVELYN RACHEL McLEARY ................. Jackson CHARLES RAY OWENBY .................. Efowah Educafion Zeta Tau Alpha Home Ec Club, '38; Transfer from Biue Moun'rain College UvHssJ. MARTHA NALE ..................... Clarksville Home Economics EDGAR FRANKLIN NEAS ................. Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion Sigma Phi Epsilon Treasurer Freshman Class, '35-'36; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet '36-'37-'38- '39; Band; '35-'36-'37-'38-'39; Commerce Exposition Commiffee. '38; Universify Ushers Corps; Presidenf Lu'rheran Sfudenfs' Associafion, '37-'38-'39; Member Universify Church Workers' Council; Honor Roll, '35-'36-'37-'38. GLENN F. NICELY .................... Washburn Agriculfure Delta Sigmu Phi Transfer from Maryville College; Ag Clubl '38-'39; Tennessee Farmer S'faff, '38-'39. DAVID F. NUCKOLLS .................... Bolivar ROBERT EDISON NUTT .................. Nashville Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha Inferfra+ernify Council, '36-'37; A. S. M. E., '39; CommiHee Chair- man, Engineers' Ball UR. C. E3. '38; CommIHee Chairman; Junior ClassI '37; SocialiChairman, Lambda Chi A'pha, '37-'38-'39; Cap+ain Co. A, Engineers, '38; Regimenfal Adlufanf; Engineering ROTC, '38; Pershing Rifles, '34-'35-'36; Nahhgeyayli Governing Board, '36- '37-'38-'3 . LAPSLEY S. OGDEN .................... Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion Sigma Phi prilon Pershing Rifles, '36-'37; Scabbard and Blade, '38-'39, Treasurer '39; Secrefary Frafernify; '37-'38; Adverfising Manager VOLUNTEER, '38; Treasurer Senior Class; Circle and Torch; Universify Chorus, '36; Honor Roll; '36-'38-'39; U. T. Symphonic Choir, '37; Cadef Major; ROTC, '38. E1231 Engineering Phi Efa Sigma; Tau Befa Pi; A. S. C. E. MARION ANATLAS PACE .................. Norris Education Sigma Kappa Alpha Lambda Del'ra, '36-'37-'38-'39. Presiden? '37-'38; W. S. G. A. Council, '37-'38-'39; Morfar Board; '38-'39; Presiden+ Moriar Board; '38-'39; Honor Roll; '35-'36; Phi Kappa Phi, '38-'39; Gamma Epsilon DeHa, '37-'38-'39; Senior Adviser, Alpha Lambda Delfa. '38-'39. WALTER REED PAGE ............... Yazoo Cify, Miss. Home Economics Phi Mu Home Ec C'ub. '35-'36-'37-'38-'39; Y. W. C. A., '35-'35-'37-'38-'39; Social Secrefary for Social Commiffee; Inframural Manager for PM Mu; '38-'39. BLEACA DEE PAINTER .............. Cullowhee. N. C. Educafion HARRIET S. PARDUE .................... Nashville Liberal Arfs A Ipha Omicron Pi Universify Chorus; Accompanisf '36-'37-'38-'39; Orange and Whife, '36-'37; Modern Dance Club. Accompanisf '37-'38-'39; Voleffes, '38- '39; Morfar Board, '38-'39; Y Depuiaiion Team, '38-'39. FAYE PATRICK ...................... Knoxville Home Economics Sigma Kappa Home Ec Club; '35-'39; Treasurer of Sigma Kappa; '37-'39. FRANCES MILDRED PAXTON ............... Knoxville Liberal Arts A'pha Lambda DeHa; Delta Phi Alpha; Second Place; Individual Women's Rifle Tournamenf, '35; Firsf Place '35, Girls' Rif'e Team, '37-'39; Cap+ain Rifle Team. '37; Vice-Presidenf Girls' Rifle Club, '39; Carnicus Sfaff, '36-'37; lnframural Represenfafive; Monday Nighf Club, '36; Honor Roll, '35-'36-'37-'38; Playhouse, '39; Modern Dance Club; Junior Assistant Carnicus Sfaff, '39. M M W s E N I o R G c L A s 5 JOHN FRANKLIN PELTON . . , . ............ Knoxville WILLIAM C. POWELL ................. . Waferfown Engineering Alpha Chi Sigma; Tau Befa Pi; Junior Eng?neering AwaroL '38: Honor Roll, '35339; A. l. Ch. E. PHILIP W. PELTON , . . ............. . . . . Knoxville Engineering Junior Engineering Award, '38; Tau Befa Pi; A. l. E. E. ROBERT ALLEN PHILLIPS . ....... . ..... . . Adamsville Agriculfure Presidenf Phi Delfa Kappa: Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Zefa; Ag Club. VERNON K. PHILLIPS ........ . .......... Knoxville Liberal Arfs WILLIAM NORTH PITNER ..... . ........... Franklin Business AdminIs-fra'rion Sigma Chi Runnenup in UniversHy Singles Tennis Tournament '37-'38; A. S. C. Dance CommiHee, '38-'39; Honor Roll. VERNONPOTTS......... ...... ........Smyrna Agriculfure Circle and Torch; Presidenf of Ag Club. MARTINO.FOWELL........... ..... .. .Deca+ur Agriculfure Ag Club. Agriculfure Ag Club; Livesfock Judging Team; Phi DeHa Kappa. '39; Repre senfafive f0 Soufheasfern lnfercollegiafe Livesfock Judging Confesf and Chicago InfernaHonal. KATHLEEN C. PRESLEY ........... . . . . . . . LafolleH'e Liberal Arfs DAVE S. QUINN ............ . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville Liberal Arfs Phi Gamma Delta ANNIE LAURIE RAINWATER . ........ . . . . . Knoxville Liberal Arfs Blue Triangle Club. ROBERT HOLLIS RALSTON .......... . . . . . Eaglesville Agriculfure Ag Club; Livesfock Judging Team; Ag Club CriHc; Honor Roll; Manager of U. T. Roundup, '39. MARVIN RAMEY, JR. . . ........... . . . . Hickory Poini Engineering Honor Roll; A. S. M. E. ARTHUR LEE RANKINI JR. . . . . . ..... . . . . Chaffanooga Engineering A. L E. E.; Transfer from Universify of Chaffanooga. E1241 W M W SENIOR EUGENIA WITHERSPOON RAY .............. Knoxville Liberal Arfs Presidenf AfhleHc Club; Gir's' Sprinf Champion, '38. MARY MARTHA REGAN .................. Memphis Liberal Arfs Alpha Delta Pi Orange and Whi're, '36-'37; Sociefy Eclifor '37-'38, Associafe Edi- for '38, Managing Edifor '39; Women's Inframural Council, '36-'38l Presidenf '38-'39; Newman Club, '36-'39; Y. W. C. A., '36-'39; W. S. G. A. Council, '38-'39; Classical Club; Chairman Junior Com- mi'rfeel '37-'38; Orienfafion Leader, '37-'39; Carnicus Sfaff; '37-'39; Transfer from Sf. Agnes College. NANCY REIFSNEIDER ................. Chaffanooga Home Economics Home Economics Club; Tennessee Farmer Sfaff. JAMES H. REYNOLDS .................. Winchesfer AgricuHure Ag Club; Livesfock Judging Team, '37-'38, '38-'39; Assisfan'r U. T. Roundup Manager, '38; Barnwarmin' Staff, '37-'38; Tennessee Farm- er Sfaf'f; Enfomo'ogy Club; Honor Roll. ANN RICE .......................... Ripley Educafion Chi Omega PresideniL of Temple Cour'r, '38-'39; W. S. G. A., '38-'39. WILLARD D. RICHARDSON ........... Casfalian Springs Business Adminisfrafion Pi Kappa Phi Scarabbean; AlL-Sfudenfs' Club, '37-'38; Freshman Track; Freshman Foofball; lnframural Manager, '37-'38; T Club; Cross-Counfry, '36- '37; Boxing Team, '37; Captain Co. H. lnfanfry; Scabbard and Blade; Pershing Rifles; Inferfrafernify Council, Secretary '37-'38; Orange and Whife ; Carnicus; Commerce Ball; Chairman of Uni- versi'ry Giff Committee; A. S, C. Dance CommiHee. SARA GRACE RICHMOND ................ Memphis Educafion Alpha Delta Pi Carnicus; Y. W. C. A.; Orange and Whife ; P'ayhouse; Classical Club; Presidenf of Dormitory; '37; Newman Club, '36-'39. IIZSJ CLASS KATHARINE JANE RIDDLE ............... Shelbyville Liberal Arfs Alpha Delta Pi HYLE K. ROBBINS ...................... Alpine AgricuHure Barnwarmin' Staff; Tennessee Farmer ; Secreiary of Ag Club. WALSH CANADY ROBBINS ............... Henderson Engineering Honor Roll. FRED R. ROBERTSONl JR ................. Union City Agricul'rure Barnwarmin'; Ag Club. '38-'39; Humor Edifor, Tennessee Farmer. '38-'39; Transfer from Murray Sfafe Teachers' College. JAMES HERMAN ROBINSON ............. Befhel Springs Agriculfure HANS RODEMANN .................... Knoxville Educafion Infernafional Relafions Club, '36; Y. M. C. A., '37-'39; DeHa Phi Alpha, '37-'39; Treasurer, Phi Delia Kappa, '38-'39; Phi Kappa Phi. W. NEAL ROGERS ..................... Memphis Business Adminisfrafion Alpha Tau Omega Business Sfaff of VOLUNTEER; Honor Roll. SENIOR WINSTON EUGENE ROLLlNS ............. Chaffanooga Agricul'rure FRED W. ROTHBERGER ................ Chaffanooga Business Adminisfrafion Sigma Chi Co-Presidenf of Beaver ClubI '36-'37; lnferfrafernify Council, '36-'37; Junior Prom CommiHee, '36-'37; Senior Ball Commiffee, '37-'38; Lieutenant ROTC. '37-'38. JUNE SCARBROUGH ................... Memphis Liberal Arfs Delta Zeta Y. W. C. A.; Symphonic Choir, '35-'36; Universify Chorus, '35-'36; Pan-Hellenic CouncilI '37-'39; VoleHes, '37-'38; OrienfaHon LeaderI '38. RAYMOND L. SCHNELL ............. Birmingham, Ala. Agricul'rure Phi Kappa Phi; AIpha Zefa; Treasurer of Ag Club. '38-'39; Barn- warmin' Sfaff, '37-'38. MARGARET F. SCOTT ............. Washingfon College Liberal Arfs Phi Mu A. O. SELLERS ...................... Lexingfon Agriculfure Ag Club; Transfer from U. T. Junior CoHege. ARTHUR G. SEYMOUR .................. Knoxville Business Adminisfraffon Kappa Sigma lnferfrafernify Council, '36-'38; Chairman A. S. C. Dance Commif- fee, '38-'39; Frafernify Relations Board, '38-'39; Sfudem' Faculfy Or- ganizafions Board, '38-'39; Universify CommiHee on Enferfainmenf, '38-'39; Chairman Sfudenf Assembly Commiffee, '39; Firsf Lieufen- anf, Co. C. '37-'38; Scabbard and Blade; PresideniL AH-Sfudenfs' Club, '38-'39; Phi Delfa Phi; Scarabbean. BETTY SHELBY ...................... Clarksville Home Economics Kappa Delta Hcrne EC Club; Y. W. C. A.; Li+erary Club; Tennessee Playhouse. BRUCE SHELBY ...................... Woodlawn Liberal Arfs Lambda Chi Alpha Pershing Rifles. PEGGY SHELBY ..................... Clarksville Home Economics Kappa Delta Liferary Clubl '39; Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A., '38-'39; Tennessee Playhouse, '36-'39; Barnwarmin' QueenI '38; Beaufy Sec- Hon, '38; Transfer from Ausfin Peay Normal. DAVID ALLEN SHIRLEY .................. Knoxville Liberal Arfs Alpha Chi Sigma; Delfa Phi Alpha; Scabbard and Blade; Second Lieufenanf, ROTC, '37-'38. JOHN A. SHOAF ....................... Milan Business Adminisfrafion Sigma Alpha Epsilon BETTY RUTH SHROPSHIRE ................ Ooltewah Home Economics Universify Chorus. '38; Home Economics Club; Universify 4-H Ciub. '38-'39; Transfer from Berry College. JOSEPH SILVA ....................... Knoxville Engineering Freshman Wresfling Team, '35; Varsify Wres'r'ing, '36-'38; Tau Befa Pi; TreasurerI A. 1. Ch. E., '39. I126J M m m SENIOR L m CLASS HELEN EUGENIA SKAGGS ................ Knoxv'UENEVA STANFORD ------------------- Eaglevil'e Liberal Arfs Chi Omega Orange and Whife Sfaf'f, '35-'37; VOLUNTEER Sfaff, '35-'37; Y. W. C. A., '35-'38; Pan-Hellenic Council, '37-'39; Orienfafion Lead- er, '37, '38; Orienfafion Commiffee, '38l '39; Chairman Orienfafion Fashion Show, '38; Rifle Team, '37, '38; Alpha Lambda Delia; Mor- far Board; Presidenf of Chi Omega, '38, '39; Carnicus Staff, '39. JOHN W. SLATER .................... Dyersburg Engineering Sigma Alpha Epjilon Capfain ROTC Regimenfal Sfaff; Tau Befa Pi Freshman Award; Treasurer Phi E'ra Sigma, '35, '36; Presidenf Sigma Alpha Epsilon, '38; Presidenf Tau Befa Pi, '38, '39; Tau Beta Pi Essay, '38. CARRIE MAY SLEDGE ................... Memphis Educafion Sigma Kappa President Vice-Presidenf Sigma Kappa; Vice-Presidenf Pan-Hellenic, '38, '39; Pan-Hellenic Council, '37-'39; Intramural Council, '35-'37. CAROLYNE SMALL .................... Mulberry Home Economics Chi Omega DICK SMITH ....................... Rockwood Engineering Tau Befa Pi. NANCY MAY 3MITH ................. Chaffanooga Home Economics Alpha Delta Pi Vice-Presidenf of Dormi'rory; ROTC Sponsor; Home Economics Club; Guidon Socie'ry. ANN CONWAY SPRATT .................. Knoxville Liberal Arfs Alpha Omicron Pi Transfer from Flora MacDonald Collegel '37; French Club, '37; Honorary Capfain Co. A, lnfanfry, '37, '38; Honorary Lieufenanf Colonel, '38, '39. I127J Home Economics Universify Chorus, '38, '39; Home Economics Club. LILA MOORE STANTON ............... McCall, S. C. Home Economics Kappa Della Transfer from Soufhern Seminary; Home Economics Club; Y. W. O A. SUE M. STANTON .................. Westfown, Pa. Liberal Arfs Sigma Kappa Universify Chorus, '36-'39, Vice-Presidenf '39; Orange and Whife, '36, '37; Modern Dance Club, '37-'39; DeHa Phi Alpha, '37-'39; Alpha Lambda DeHa, '36-'39; VoleHes, '38, '39; Presidenf Sigma Kappa, '38; Secrefary Pan-Hellenic, '38; gKayhouse, '39; Girls' Rifle Club, '3 . ELIZABETH STEWART ................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs Orange and Whife, '35-'37; VOLUNTEER, '35-'37; Y. W. C. A., '35-'37; Town Girls' OrienfaTion CommiHee, '38, '39. VISA DUNN STEWART ................. Chaffanooga Liberal Arts Alpha Lambda Delfa; Classical Club, '36; Co-Winner of Factu Scholarship, '36, '37; Afhlefic Club, '38; Phi Kappa Phi. ANTOINETTE H. STICKLEY .............. Madisonville Educafion Sigma Kappa EDITH ESTES STOKELY ................... Newporf Liberal Am A lpba Omicron Pi Cap and Gown Freshman Award; French Club, '35-'39, Presidenf '37, '38; W, S. G. A,, '37; Volehes, '37, '38; Rifle Club, '37, '38; Y. W. C. A., '38, '39; Alpha Lambda Delfa; Morfar Board; Phi Kappa Phi. SENIOR RUTH STOOKSBURY .................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs Zem Tau Alpha U. T. Forum. '38-'39; Mrs. F. Harvey Ma'rhes 3D. A. Rd American Hisfory Scholarship; Honor Roll, '37-'38-'39. EDNA M. STOVER ..................... Elbridge Home Economics Home Ec Clubl '37-'38-'39; Transfer from U. T. Junior College. LOLA STRUNK ...................... Hunfsville Home Economics Home EC Club. MARTHA MIDDLETON STUBLEY .............. Knoxville Home Economics Delta Delta Della VOLUNTEER Business Sfaf'f, '35-'36; Orien'ra'rion Leader, '37-'38: Jun- ior Class CommiHee, '37-'38; Guides Sociefy, '37-'3B; ACE Queen of Hearts, '37-'38; Band Sponsor, '37-'38: Represenfafive from U. T. a+ Rhododendron FesHvaI, '38. SAM L. SULLINS ................... Founfain Cify Engineering Alpha Tau Omega Circle and Torch: Presidenf Npha Tau Omega. ARTHUR G. SUTHERLAND, JR ............... Knoxville Liberal Arfs Band, '37-'38; Transfer from Duke Universify. '37. SARA HARRIETT SWANN .................. Palmer Home Economics Y. W. C. A. Cabinet '38-'39: W. S. G. A. Orienfafion Leader, '38- '39; VoleHes, '37-'39; Home Ec Club; Tennessee Farmer S'raff, '36- '37-'38. CLASS GUY MARTIN SWEENEY ................. Lynchburg Engineering A. S. M. E.K '37-'38-'39. HOMER DALE SWINGLE ................... Hixson AgricuHure Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Zefa; Phi Delfa Kappa; Freshman Horficul- fure Trophy, '36; Universify Bandl '35-'36-'37-'3B: Roundup Sfaff, '38; Barnwarmin' Sfaf'F, '38; Associafe Edifor. Tennessee Farmer, '38- '39; Ag Club; Universify Chorus. ANNE DUDLEY SWOOPE ............. Columbus, Miss. Liberal Arfs Phi Mu VoleHes1 '37-'38-'39; Y. W. C. A.; VOLUNTEER Sfaff; Transfer from Mississippi Sfafe College for Women. LOUISE TALLEY ...................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs Alpha Omicron Pi VOLUNTEER Staff, '35-'39, Associafe Edifor '37-'38-'39; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet '37-'39; TorchI EdHor '38; Presidenf Spanish Club, '37-'38; Morfar Board, Edifor '38-'39; Orien'ra'rion Leader. '37-'39; Sopho- more, Junior, Senior Class Commiffees; Carnicus, '37-'39, Junior Assistanf Manager '39; A. 0. Pi Treasurer, '37-'38; Honor Roll; Sororify Inframurals. '35-'39. ELLEN MARIE MATLOCK ................ Covingfon Home Economics Home EC Club; Y. W. C. A. RENO L. TAUBERT ...................... Shirley Agriculfure Ag Club, '37-'39; Transfer from Tennessee Polyfechnic Insfifufe; Tech Ag Club. '35-'37. VERNON C. TAYLOR ................... Memphis Engineering SENIOR JOSEPHINE THOMAS .................. Sevierville Home Economics Home Economics Club, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39. MARY VIRGINIA THOMAS .................. Brisfol Home Economics Zeta Tau Alpha CONWAY THOMPSON .................. Nashville Engineering MARGARET THOMPSON ................. Knoxville Home Economics Chi Omega MARY TICKLE ...................... Dyersburg Home Economics MARY ELLA TIDWELL .................. Adamsville Home Economics Kappa Delta Transfer from Union Universify; Home Ecqnomics Club: Voleffes, '37; B. S. U. CouncilI Vicel-agreggdsenlfw'y, '38; Inframural Council, FULTON E. TILLMAN .................. Collegedale Agriculfure i1291 G C L A S S MARTHA HELEN TIPTON ................. Townsend Liberal Arfs A lpba Delta Pi EDWARD TOWNSEND ..................... Paris AgricuHure Honor Roll; Ag Club; Track Team, '36; Besf Studenf in Ind. Arfs. PHOEBE A. TRENHOLM .................. Knoxville Home Economics Delta Delta Delta Presidenf Modern Dance Club, '37. '38; Presidenf Delfa Delfa Delia. '38I '39; Y. W. C. A., '35l '36. '37, '38; Home Economics Club; Uni- versify Chorus, '35, '36, '37;A5ymphonic Choir, '35, '36; W. S. G. .. '35-'39. TOM LEFTRIDGE TRENT. JR ................. Knoxville Engineering Phi Gamma Delta Scabbard and Blade, '37-'39; American Sociefy of Mechanical Engi- neers, '38, '39: ACE Day CommiHee, '38, '39; A. S. M. E, Conven- Hon Commiffee, '39. PATRICIA TUCKER ................. ScoHsviIle. Ky. Liberal Arfs Kappa Delta P. A. TURNER, JR. .................... Covingfon AgricuHure JULIA MARIA TUTTLE ................... Knoxville ' Home Economics Delta Delta Delta VOLUNTEER, '36. '37: Orange and Whife, '36, '37; Y. W. C. A., '36; Home Economics Club: Assisfanf Chairman Home Economics Open House, '38; Orienfafion Leader, '38. M M M L Nawm L S E N I O R 6 C L A S S FRED w. UNDERWOOD ................... Clinfon CHRISTINE WATERS ................... Mt Julie? Educafion Pi Kappa Alpha ANNA BEAMAN VANCE .................. KnoxviHe Educafion Phi Mu CHRISTINE B. VAUGHAN .................. Linden Home Economics Kappa Delta Y. W. C. A.; Home Ec Club; Secrefary and Treasurer of 4-H Club; VOLUNTEER, 3833?; Transfer from Marfin College. MARTHA JEAN WADE .................. Pefersburg Liberal Arfs Chi Omega Alpha Lambda DeHa; Orange and Whife ; Vice-Presidenf Clas- sical Club; Tri Psi Award, '37; Junior Class Commiffee; Morfar Board; OrienfaHon Leader. '38. EDWARD GLENN WALKER ................. Lebanon Liberal Arfs Lambda Chi Alpha lnferfrafernify Council, VicerPresideM '37-'38; Liberal Ar'rs Repre- senfafive +0 A. S. C. Council, '37-'38; Scarabbean Senior Sociefy; Treasurer AH-Sfudenfs' Club, '38339; Frafernify Relafions Board, '38- '39; Transfer from Cumberland Universify. WILLIAM THOMAS WALKER ................ Sparfa Engineering University Chorus, '36-'39; American Sociefy of Civil Engineers' '36. '39; Transfer from Tennessee Polytechnic lnsfifufe. WILLIAM T. WALLACE ................... Clinfon Business Adminishafion Honor Roll. Home Economics RUTH K. WAYLAND .................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs EDYTHE MICHAEL WEBB .................. Bristol Home Economics Alpha Delta Pi Sponsor of Co. B, Engineers, '3B-'39; Home Economics C'ub: Y. W. C. A. Cabinef; Transfer from Virginia Infermonf College. JOHN D. WEBB ..................... Wildersville Agricuh'ure VIRGINIA MARGARET WELDON ............. Dyersburg Home Economics Delta Delta Delta Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics Club; Transfer from Judson College and Universify of Tennessee Junior College. MABLE RAY WELLS ................. Powell Sfaiion Home Economics Phi Mu Home Economics Club, Treasurer '37-'38; Omicron Nu, Vice-Presi- dent '38-'39; Morfar Board; Orienfafion Leader, '38. RUTH JOYCE WELLS ................... Knoxville Home Economics Horne EC Club. IISOJ 3; SENIOR 6 CLASS MARIONA.WHEELER.............Soufh$alem.N.Y. MRS.BOBWINTON.................... Decherd Home Economics Delta Delta Delta U. T. PlayhouseI '37-'3B-'39; President Playhousg, '38-'39; HomelEc Club; '37-'38-'39; Modern Dance Club, '38-'39; Liferary Club, '38- 39; Transfer from Wheaten CoHege, Mass, '37. OSCARLERONWHITE...................Gleason Agriculfure U. T, Dairy Producfs Judging Team, '38-'39; Honor Roll, '37-'38; Ag Club, '35-'36-'37-'38-'39; Transfer from U. T. Junior College. RUTHANNWHI'TIS.T.........,.......Greenfield Liberal Ar'rs Alpha Delta Pi EARLO.WILLIAMS ....................Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion Sigma Nu Vice-Presidenf Senior CTass; Manager Commerce EllaH, '38; ln'rerfra- fernify Council, '37-'38-'39; Delfa Sigma Pi; Preaden'r Sigma Nu, '38-'39. HERBERT L. WILLIAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nashville Agriculfure Ag Club; Honor Roll, '38. BARBARAWILLIS............3.......Greeneville Educafion Delta Delta Delta Presiden'r Pan-Hellenic Council, '37-'38; Inframural Council; Vice- Presidenf '38; Presidenf Henson Hall. '38-'39; Y. W. C. A., '39; Rep- resenfafivie W. S. 6. A., '38; Foul Pifching Award. '36. HORACE N. WIMBERLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Springville AgricuHure Ag Club. WILDA WINNINGHAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Knoxville Home Economics Home Ec Club, '35-'36-'37-'38-'39; Tennessee Valley Girls' Club, '36- '37-'38; U. T. Chorus, '39; VoIeHes, '37-'38; Tennessee Farmer S'raf-f; '38-'39. T1311 Liberal Ar'rs CHARLESD.WOOD....................Knoxville Engineering Kappa Sigma WALTER BABE WOOD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . McMinnVTlle Educafion Alpha Tau Omega Foofball; Baseball; T Club. GEORGE ROBERT WOODRUFF. . . . . . , . . . Monfgomery, Ala. Agriculfure Alpha Tau Omega Scarabbean Senior Sociefy; Presidenf Alpha Tau Omega, '39; Scab- bard and Blade; Presidenf Bapfisf Sfudenf Union; '37, Vice-Presi- den? '38; Boxing Varsify. '37-'39; Sfudenf Member A'rhle'ric Council, T Club, Secretary '37; Freshman Foofball, '35; Varsify Foo+ball, '36- '37-'38; Firsf Sergeanf in Scabbard and Blade, '38-'39. JAMESW.WOODS,JR. Lewisburg Liberal Arfs Phi Gamma Delta Phi Efa Sigma; Alpha Sigma DeHa, Vice-Presidenf '38; DeHa Phi Alpha. ELIZABETHWRIGHT....................Bruceion Home Economics Kappa Delta C.BOWDENWYATT....................Kingsfon Educafion Sigma Chi Foo'rball, '36-'37-'38, Capfain '38; Scabbard and Blade; T Club; Scarabbean. GEORGE LAWSON YARBRO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dyersburg Agriculfure Sigma Phi Epu'lon Ag Club; Enfomology Club. M W LAW EMILY E. ANDERSON ................ Soufh Piffsburg Chi Omega S. JACK ANDERSON .................. Morrisfown JOHN WYATT ARNOLD ............. JacksonvilleI Ala. Sigma Alpha Epsilon JOHN WILLIAM BAKER .................. Knoxville Sigma Chi Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Delfa Phi; Circle and Torch; President of Sigma Chi. '37; Represenfafive of fhe College of Law +0 +he A. S. C.I '38; Assisfanf General Manager Carnicus, '36; Inferfrafernify Council, Secrefary '36; Capfain Pershing Rifles; Case No're Edi'ror Tennessee Law Review. '39; Second Faculty Scholarship in Law. '37338, '38-'39. LUKE EUGENE BANKER .................. Knoxville ROBERT H. BISHOP .................... Knoxville SENIORS J. FRED BREHM . ..................... Knoxville Delta Sigma Phi Tennessee Law Review; Circle and Torch; Scabbard and Blade; Edi- for-in-Chief Orange and Whife, 36-'37; ln'rerfra'rerni'ry Council, '36; Capfain ROTC, '36337; Publicafions Council, '36-'37. WILLIAM MAYS BURKHALTER .............. McKenzie Nahheeyayli Governing Board. Vice-Presidenf '38, President '39; Represenfafive-af-Large fo AII-Sfudenfs' Club, '37338. '38-'39; Phi Delfa Phi, HERBERT L. DAVIS ..................... Knoxville Kappa Nu Edifor Tennessee Law Review; Firsf Factu Law ScholarshipI '37w'38, '38-'39. JOHN DELIUS ..................... Fountain Cify Phi Delta Phi GEORGE TAYLOR FRITTS ............... Cha'H'anooga Lambda Chi Alpha Tennis Team; PresidemL of Lambda Chi Alpha Frafernify. E1321 LAW WILLIAM WILEY KREIS ................. Morrisfown Phi Gamma Delta Scarabbean; Phi Delfa Phi; Tennessee Law Review. CHARLES D. LOCKETT ................... Knoxville ARCHIE K. McINTYRE ..................... Erwin Sigma Phi Epsilon Vice-Presidenf of Sigma Phi Epsilon Frafernify, '36-'37, '37-'38; Transfer from Duke Universify. WILLIAM H. McLAUGHLlN .............. Johnson City Phi Gamma Delta Phi Delfa Phi; Tennessee Law Review. CHARLES C. McNABB, JR ................. Newport l: 1331 SENIORS WILLIAM JENNINGS QUALLS ................ Cowan Sigma Phi Epsilon Junfo Sociefy, Treasurer '35-'36; Presidenf of Sigma Phi Epsilon Frafernify. JOHN PAUL SLAYDEN ................... Knoxville Phi Gamma Delta KELLER SMITH ....................... Knoxville Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Delfa Phi; Scarabbean; Tennessee Law Review. JEROME GREGG TAYLOR ................. Knoxville Phi Gamma Delta PRESTON H. TAYLOR ................... Nashville Sigma Nu JUNIOR LESTER O. AKERS ................... Lawrenceburg AgricuHure Alpha Zefa; Honor Roll, '35-'36-'37-'38; Ag Club Crific, '38-'39; Phi Epsilon Club; Ag Club Representative f0 U. of M0. in '38. MARGARET iALBERS .................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs Alpha Omicron Pi JEAN ALLEN ........................ Knoxville Home Economics Chi Omega Horne Ec Club; VOLUNTEER Siaf'f, '37-'39; Orange and Whife, '36-'37-'38-'39; Y. W. C. A., '3b-'37; Orienfafion LeaderI '38; Home Ec Open House CommiHee Chairman, '38. JOHN AUSTIN ARMITAGE ............... Greeneville Business Adminisfrafion Phi Gamma Delta Business Manager Orange and Whife, '38-'39; Circle and Torchl Treasurer; Phi Efa Sigma;CDlelfa Phi Alpha; Presidenf Sophomore ass, '37-'38. ALEXANDER A. ARTHUR .................. Mascof Engineering Kappa Sigma Scabbard and Blade, '38-'39; Firsf Lieufenanf ROTC, '38-'39. P. T. ASHLEY ......................... Hixson Agriculfure Ag Club. MARY ELLEN ATKINS ................... Tipfonviile Business Adminisfrafion Alpha Delta Pi ROBERT C. AUSTIN ................... Greeneville Liberal Arfs Phi Gamma Delta Circle and Torch; Delia Phi Alpha; Phi Efa Sigma; Edifor VOLUN- TEERl '39; Orange and Whife, Associaie Edifor. KATHERI NE BEASLEY ..................... Elkfon Home Economics Delta Delta Delta Home Ec Club; Y. W. C. A. POLLY BLAIR ........................ Loudon Home Economics Pbi Mu CLASS RUTH BONHAM ...................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs Kappa Delta Orange and Whiie; '37-'39; VOLUNTEERI '38; Phiioiexia; '38-'39. WADE H. BOSWELL .................... Oakdale Liberal Arfs Honor Roll, '38-'39; Alpha Sigma DeHa, '39; Rifle Team, '37-'38-'39. WALTER LEROY BOSWELL ............. Clarendon. Ark. Liberal Arfs Transfer from Hendrix College, Conway, Ark. ROBERT A. BOUDREAU ................... Bearden Agriculfure Delta Tau Delta J. W. BRAKEBILL ...................... Knoxville Business Adminisirafion Phi Gamma Delta Nahheeyayii Governing Board, '37-'38-'39; Carnicus Manager, '39; Chairman Freshman Reheat '37; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet '38; Vice- Presidenf Y. M. C. A., '39. LUCILE BRAKEBILL .................. Madisonville Liberal Arfs Alpha Lambda Delia; Honor Roll, '36-'37-'38; French Club, '37-'38- '39; Tri Psi Awardf '38; Faculfy Scholarship. '38. ETHEL LOUISE BRICKEY ............... Osceolal Ark. Business Adminisfrafion Chi Omega GENEVIEVE BRIDGES ................... Knoxville Educafion Modern Dance Club. MEADOW BROWN .................. Decafur. Ga. Home Economics Chi Omega DORIS CAFFEY ..................... Lyonl Miss. Home Economics Alpha Delta Pi 'FRANCES CANADA ................... Dayfon, o. Educafion Alpha Delta Pi Zebra Club; Transfer from Randolph-Macon. E1363 W W W JAMES S. CARR ...................... Knoxville Law Non-Frafernify Council, '36-'37; Presidenf Non-Frafernify Associafion; '38. SIDNEY J. CHASTAIN ................... Knoxville Liberal Avfs Alpha Sigma Delta MARY JUANITA CHYNOWETH ........ Baffle Creek, Mich. Home Economics Kappa Delta Home EC Club; Dance Ciub; Dramafics Ciub; Baffie College Honor Roll, '36; Modern Dance Club; VOLUNTEER Staff, '37-'38; U. T. Piayhouse; Omicron Nu. MARTHA P. CONNELL ................ Whi're's Creek Business Adminisfrafion Delta Delta Delta MARTHA FRANCES COUNCE ............... Savannah Home Economics WILBUR A. COX ................... Foun+ain Cify Engineering EVELYN DARST ....................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs Chi Omega Secrefary Sophomore Ciass; Orange and Whife S'raf'f, '35; VOL- UNTEER Sfaff; '37-'38-'39. Associafe Edifor '38-'39; Carnicus S'raii. '38-'39; inframural Council, '39; Le Francais Cercle. '37, Vice-Presi- dent '39; Y, W. C. A., '37-'38-'39. EMMA LUCY DENTON ................ Newport Ark. Home Economics A lpha Omicron Pi Home Ec Club; VOLUNTEER Staff; Transfer from Arkansas Sfaie Teachers' College, Conway. Ark. JEANETTE DQNALDSON .............. Lynbrook, N. Y. Liberal Arfs Chi Omega CULVER B. DOZIER ................... FayeHevilIe Engineering Kappa Alpha Transfer from Tennessee Polytechnic lnsiifufe. AMANDA LANGHAM DUNAWAY ........ Liffle Rock, Ark. Educafion Delta Delta DElta Cum Laude. I: 1371 m m m FRANCES EDMUNDS ................... Knoxville Home Economics Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Lambda DeHa. MARVIN ELLISON ..................... Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion Circle and Torch; Manager Baskefbali Team; Golf Teaml '37-'38. VIRGINIA ERWIN ..................... Memphis Educafion Alpha Delta Pi Zebra CiubI '36-'37-'3B, Presidenf '38; Henson Hall House Council, '37-'38-'39; Secretary Henson Hall; '38-'39; Orieniafion Leader, '37- '38; Carnicus Sfaff, '37-'38; Orange and White Sfaff, '36-'37; VOLUNTEER Sfaff, '37-'38. JOSEPHINE FINGER .................... Jackson Home Economics Chi Omega JOHN M. FRASSRAND ................. Winchesfar Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha Scabbard and Blade, '38-'39; Second Lieufenanf, ROTC; A. 5. Ch. EA MARGARET MASON FRENCH ............... Memphis Business Adminisirafion Kappa Delta Inframurals; Spanish Club; Y. W. C. A.; Secrefary of Temple Cour'r. BERNARD W. FULLER ................... Knoxville Engineering Kappa Sigma U. T. Chorus; '36; Honor RollI '35-'36-'38; A. 5. Ch. E.; Aipha Chi Sigma. ROBERT WILLIAM FULTON ................ Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion Sigma Alpha Epsilan SAM YOUNG GARRETT ................ Dixon Springs Liberal Arfs Phi Gamma Delta ROTC Rifle Team; Alpha Sigma Delia; Carnicus Sfaf'f, '37-'38-'39; ' Orange and Whife Business Sfaff. FANNY GIBBS ..................... Ashland Cify Home Economics Omicron Nu; Home Ec Club; Honor Roll, '38; College Chorus. JUNIOR ELIZABETH LEE GLENN .................. Nashville Educafion Kappa Delta Phi Efa Tau. GUY R. GOODWIN. JR ................... Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion Sigma Phi Epsilon Band. '36-'37-'38-'39; Capfain of Band. '39. ANNA LOIS GREGORY .................... Dyer Home Economics Sigma Kappa Y. W. C. A.; Transfer from U. T. Junior College. THELMA GUINN ..................... Duckfown Educafion Kappa Delta Orange and Whifel '37-'38; Assisfanf Business Manager of VOL- UNTEER, '38-'39; W. S. G. A., '36-'39; Y. W. C. A.: CheerleaderI '38-'39: Transfer from Shorfer College. ELOISE HAGAN .................... Johnson Cify Home Economics Kappa Delta Zebra Club; Y. W. C. A.; Playhouse; Home Ec Club. ERNESTINE HALL .................... . . Jackson Educafion Chi Omega Transfer from Union Universify; Y. W. C. A. EVELYN HAMIL ...................... LaGrange EducaHon Alpha Delta Pi FRANCES HANSBROUGH ................. Greenleld Home Economics HENRY EDWARD HARRIS ................. Knoxville Business Administrafion Sigma Chi PHIL BARTON HARRIS .................. Greenfield Liberal Arfs Della Tau Delta 9' 1i ROSALBA HAWKINS .................. Greeneville Home Economics Kappa Delta Honor Roll; Home Ec Club: Y. W. C. A.; AlI-Universify SingI '37: Transfer from Milligan College. CHARLES HAYES ...................... Jackson Business Adminisfrafion Delta Sigma Phi Honor Roll; Commerce Exposifion. KATHERINE HENDERSON .................. Martin Home Economics Voleffe Sfaff; Transfer from U. T. Junior College. JOE R. HICKERSON .............. . ...... Cowan Liberal Arfs Alpha Tau Omega LOUISE HICKMAN .................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs Alpha Omitron Pi KATHRYN HILL ...................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs Phi Mu QUENTIN HOUSEHOLDER ................ Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion Sigma Nu CLARENCE L. HUFF .................. Chaffanooga Liberal Arfs Transfei from UniversHy of Chaffanooga. JEANETTE ELSA HUNDLEY ................ Ooliewah Home Economics Kappa Della TOMMIE HUTCHISON ............... Liffle Rock, Ark. Home Economics Chi Omega MARTHA lJAMS ...................... Knoxville Home Economics Alpha Omicron Pi I138J JUNIOR CURTIS P. IRWIN, JR. ................ Founfain Cify Business Adminisfraiion Sigma Nu WresHing Team, '38; Treasurer Y. M. C. A., '38-'39. FLO JOHNSON IRWIN ................... Clinton Home Economics Home EC Club. FRANCES JAMES .................... Rus'lonI Ind. Liberal Arfs Kappa Delta ROSEMARY JERMAN ..................... Alamo Liberal Arfs Alpha Delta Pi MARJORIE JOHNSON ................ ScoHsville, Ky. Educafion Kappa Delta ESTHER JONES ......................... Dyer Zeta Tau Alpha Home Ec Club: Transfer from U. T. Junior College. ROBERTA E. JONES ..................... Midway Educafion Delta Delta Delta Transfer from Suliins Coliege. WILLIAM CARY KELLY .................. Memphis Agriculiure Alpha Zefa, '38; Tennessee Farmer, '38; FruiiL Judging Teaml '38; Ag Club, '36-'37-'38; Barnwarmin', '38; Phi Epsiion, '38. HOWARD KILBURN ................. Lawrenceburg Business Adminisfrafion BEN KOHLER. JR ...................... Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion Honor Roll. '37-'38-'39; Manager Junior Prom, '39. SARA JEAN LIST ....................... Soddy Home Economics JAMES S. LOCHRIDGE .................. Columbia Liberal Ar'rs Sigma Chi Swimming Team Manager, '38; Honor Roll. '37-'38; Band iConcerH, '36-'37-'38. i 1391 CLASS JAMES HENDERSON LOVE ............... Greeneville Liberal Arfs JOHN EDWIN LUTZl II ................... Knoxville Liberal Arfs Sigma Alpha Epsilon Orange and Whifef' Circuiafion Manager '36-'37, Assisfanf Busi- ness Manager '37-'38-'39; Manager Tennis Team, '38; Pershing Rifles: Circle and Torch. - ELLA MAUDE MANLEY ............... Leesburg, Fla. Business Adminisfrafion Delta Delta Delta Orange and White, '38-'39; Y. W. C. A., '38-'39; Transfer. JAMES T. MILES ........................ Erin . Agriculfure Ag Ciub; Dairy Caffie Judging Team; Journa! Judging Confesf. CLEVELAND P. MILLIRONS, JR ............... Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion Pi Kappa Alpha Band. '36-'37-'38; Sergean'r, '37-'38; Second Lieufenanf Band and Co. B. '38-'39; lnferfraiernify CouncilI '38-'39; Secrefary inferfrafernify Council, '39. BETTY MILLS ........................ Knoxville Home Economics JOE B. MONTGOMERY, JR ................. Maryville Business Adminisfrafion Phi Gamma Delta Delia Sigma Pi, '37-'38-'39, Treasurer '38-'39; University Chorus, '36- '37-'38-'39, President '38-'39; Miiifary and Concerf BandI '36-'37-'38- '39; Commerce Exposition and Ball, '38-'39. JACK MURPHY ...................... Knoxville Engineering Kappa Sigma SPEARS McALLESTER ............... Lookouf Mounfain ' Liberal Arfs Phi Gamma Delta T Ciub; Wres'rling, Varsity, '38; Delia Phi Alpha; Sophomore Class CommIHee; Head VOLUNTEER Phofography Sfaff. '39; Honor Roll, '37-'38. W 'w. - W V, U, JUNIOR MIRIAM MCGUIRE ..................... Knoxville Home Economics Pb: Mu Home Ec Club, 37338339, Treasurer '38; Voleh'es, '37-'38; Secrefary Voleffes; '38; Dramatic Club, '37; Blue Triangle, '37-'38-'39; Oriem'as Hon Leader, '38; Queen of Hearfs, '39. ELIZABETH McKELDER .................. Knoxville Liberal Arfs Delta Delta Delta Honorary Colonel ROTC, '37; Sophomore Class CommiHee Chair- man, '37; Volunteer Beauty, '37; Honor Roll, '36-'37-'38; University Chorus; '36-'37; Officer Guides Sociefy, '39. MARION B. MCKINNEY .................. Memphis Liberal Arfs Pin Gamma Delta Transfer from Wheafon College, Chicago, ML, '37; Cheerleader, '37. '38; Honor Roll, '37-'38; Aipha Sigma Delia; 38-39. JULIETTE McNEIL ..................... Knoxville Home Economics Cln Omega JAMES M. NUNNALLY ............... Grand Juncfion Agriculfure Ag Ciub; Honor Roll, '38; iransfer from U. T. Junior College. E. GENEVIEVE PICKUP ............. Caffaraugus; N. Y. Educafion Dvlta Zeta Rifle Team. JIMMY PLUNKETT ..................... Memphis Liberal Arfs Sigma Alpha prilon FAYE POORE ....................... Knoxville Home Economics Alpha Omicron Pi Tennessee Playhouse, '37; Symphonic Choir, '37; Y. W. C. A. Cab- inef, '3839; President VoieHes, '37338; Pan-Heilenic Council, '37- '38-'39; Queen of Diamonds; ACE Day, '38; Vice-Presidenf Junior Class; Co-Edifor Tennessee Taffler, '38; Band Sponsor, '38-'39; Who's Who in American Colleges; '38; Omicron Nul '39; Guides Sociefy, '38-'39. FRED G. RAMSEY ..................... Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion Kappa Sigma JAMES H. RANDOLPH ................. Springfield Business Adminisfrafion Phi Sigma Kappa Presidenf Junior Class; House Manager Phi Sigma Kappa, '38339; Audifor Phi Sigma Kappa, '37; AlI-Sfudenfs' Club; Nahheeyayli Board; Fraferni'ry Relafions Board, Secrefary. JAMES H. RIKE ..................... Somerville Business Adminisfrafion Presidenf DeHa Sigma Pi; Foofbail. ALTA M. ROSS ...................... Cleveland Home Economics BELLA ROSS ......................... Brisfol Educa'rion Freshman Lafin Award; Classical Club. '37-'38. WOODY RYAN ........................ Marfin Education PEGGY HOOD SANDERS ................. Knoxville Educafion Sigma Kappa MARION ELISE SCHAAD ................. Knoxville Home Economics Phi Mu Corresponding Secrefary Phi Mu, '37, Second Vice-Presidenf '38-'39; Home Ec Club, '37u'38; Blue Triangie Club, '37v'38-'39; Voleffes, '37- '38; Newman Ciub, 37338339; Honor Roll; '37-'38. JAMES A. SEAY ...................... Whifwell Liberal Arfs Pi Kappa Phi Pershing Rifles; Orange and Whife ; AlI-Sfudenfs' Club Council; Junior Class Commiffee; Firs'r LiSEfenanf ROTC; President Pi Kappa l. J. IRBY SEAY. JR. ..................... Memphis Engineering Sigma Alpha Epsilon EMILY SUE SHELTON ................. Chattanooga Home Economics Omicron Nu; '39; Zebra Ciub, '38939. FLORENCE J. SHULL ..................... Neva Home Economics VoleHes, '38; Afhleiic Club; '383'39; Home Ec Ciub, '38-'39; Transs fer from Carson-Newman College. HERBERT H. SLATERY ................... Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion Sigma Alpha prilon Circle and Torch; Assisfanf Business Manager VOLUNTEER, '37-'38; Tennis Varsify, '37-'38. IHOJ JUNIOR CAROLYN SPIVEY ................. ScoH'sboro, Ala. Business Administrafion Kappa Delta Transfer from Sweefbriar College. CHARLES R. TAYLOR .................. Brownsville Business Adminisfrafion Delta Tau Delta Universify Chorus, '37; Carnicus Commiffee on Decorafions, '37; Treasurer Delia Tau Delia, '38-'39. AGNES THOMAS ..................... Memphis Home Economics U. T. Playhouse, '36-'37338; Philolexia; Home EC Clubs CHARLES TRANUM .................. Johnson Cify Business Adminisfrafion Alpha Tau Omega Transfer from Emory and Henry College. OPAL UNDERWOOD ................. ChaHanooga WILBUR VAUGHAN .................... Yorkville Agriculfure Ag Club; Tumbling Teams LESLIE KEENAN WADE .................. Knoxville Liberal Arfs Alpha Omicron Pi Ph'ilolexia Ciub; Orange and Whife. MARGARET RUTH WALLACE ................. Alcoa Business Administrafion MARTHA N. WALLACE .................. Knoxville Business Adminisfrafion MARY ANN E. WATKINS .................. Athens Liberal Ar'rs i1411 G C L A S S RUTH L. WHITE ....................... Grefon Liberal Arfs Voleffe; Spanish Club. DELIA WHITLOW ..................... Savannah Home Economics ELIZABETH K. WILLIAMS ............... Miami, Fla. Liberal Arfs Chi Omega JAMES C. WILSON .................... Knoxville Engineering Sigma Chi Scarabbean; Lieufenanf Colonel Engineers; Presidenf of ACE; Scab- bard and Biade; Rifle Team; Pasf Captain of Pershing Rifles. LINDA WINGATE ................. Immokalee. Fla. Home Economics Zeta Tau A lpha KATHRYN WITHERINGTON ............... Covingfan Liberal Arfs Alpha Omicron Pi FRANCES CARY WOOD .................. Knoxville Liberal Arfs Alpha Omicron Pi LILLIAN WRIGHT ............... , ...... Knoxville Home Economics Chi Omega CHLOE ANN YATES .................... Cordova Home Economics GERALD YAGODKIN ................... Knoxville Engineering Rifle Team, '38; Swimming, '36-'37-'38; Beaver Ciubl '38; T Ciub. '38. W W W - m mg; gig; SOPHOMORE a C L A S S ROBERT ALLEN ...................... Knoxville ' CHARLOTTE BROWN ................. Johnson Cify Sigma A lpba Epn'lon THURMAN ALLEN ...................... Sparfa WILLIAM HAROLD ANDREWS ................ Sparfa MARY E. BAILEY ................... Founiain Cify JEAN BARLOW ...................... Savannah LLOYD E. BARNES ................ Bridgeport, Conn. BAXTER BATTEN . , ....................... Yuma CAYE BEHNKE ....................... Knoxville A lpba Omiaon Pi ELIZABETH BLOODWORTH . ............... Carfhage EARL BRADEN ...................... Henderson KATHERINE BRISCOE ................... Knoxville Delta Delta Delta LEN BROUGHTON ..................... KnoxviHe Sigma Alpha Epjilon , Kappa Della FRANK BROWN ...................... Knoxville Phi Gamma Delta JOHN BURKHART ..................... Knoxville Kappa Sigma DANIEL CAMPBELL ............... Washingfon, D. C. Kappa Alpha MARGARET CARD ..................... Knoxville Chi Omega ANNE LEE CARDEN ..................... Clinfcn Phi Mu ELIZABETH CARRINGTON ............... Collierville BETTY CHAMBERS ..................... Knoxville Alpha Omicron Pi LAWRENCE CHANDLER ................ Vinifa, Okla. MARVIN CHRISMAN ................... Knoxville DAVID CLAY WALKER ................... Knoxville JAMES S. COWARD ...................... Erwin Sigma Phi prilon 1441 SOPHOMORE PATSY CURRIER ........................ Paris Chi Omega MARGARET CATHERINE DAUGHERTY .......... Knoxville Alpha Omicron Pi JAMES ERVIN DOOLEY ................ Johnson City Phi Gamma Delta KITT DOUGHTY ..................... Greeneville BILLIE DOWLING ..................... Knoxville Delta Zeta BEATRICE DUNCAN ................... Jamestown PAUL ELROD ....................... Maryville JACK ENOCHS ..................... Winchesfer LOUISE FEATHERSTON .................. Knoxville A lpba Omicron P1 BETTY CAROL FIPPIN ................. Founfain Cify Sigma Kappa BEVERLY FISCHER ..................... Knoxville Kappa Delta Il451 CLASS FRENCH FRAZIER . .................. Chaffanooga Phi Gamma Delta THOMAS FULLERTON .................... Kenfon FRANCES HAMILTON ................... Knoxville LOUISE HARRIS ...................... Knoxville FRED HAUSER ...................... Trion. Ga. KENNETH HERRELL .................... Knoxville l. C. HEWGLEY. JR ..................... Knoxville L. E. HINES ........................ Knoxville Pi Kappa Alpha LOUIS DANIEL HINTON ................. Clarksville Lambda Cb; Alpha SARA KARR HINTON . ................. Collierville Della Delta Delta GEORGE ALEXANDER HOLT ............... Memphis JAMES HUMPHRIES ................. . . . Memphis HELEN HUNT ...................... Tipfonville Alpha Delta Pi mm m m SOPHOMORE CLASS ROBERT S. HUTCHISON ................. Brownsville VERNA McTYE , ...................... Knoxville Alpha Tau Omega JO McWILLlAMS . ................... Fayeffeville HAYDEN HOYLE ..................... Memphis Chi Omega Sigma Phi Epsilon C. S. NEEDHAM ...................... Knoxville JOHN JENKINS ...................... Knoxville Sigma Nu Phi Sigma Kappa JULIE NEEL ........................ Columbia NAOMI JONES ...................... Edgemoor Alpha Omicron Pi EVELYN KELLY ----------------------- oakda'e MARGARET NELSON ................... Newporf Alpha Omicron Pi IRA LAY . ......................... Knoxville Sigma Nu . KATHERINE NEWMAN .............. LIH'Ie Rock, Ark. Alpha Omicron Pi KATHLEEN LAY . ..................... Knoxville ERNESTINE NORVELL .................. Tracy Cify JOHN S. LEA ....................... Knoxvdle Delta Delta Delta Phi Gamma Delta MARGARET E. LEOPOLD ................. Knoxville EL'ZABETH ORR ------------------ Co'umbia' Sigma Kappa SARAH LEE PEAK ...................... Clinfon WILLIAM HARRY LOVE ................. Humboldi 5W4 Kappa Delta Tau Della MARY LOUISE PHILLIPS ................. Knoxville FRED MOORE, JR. .................... Dyersburg Alpha Dem P' Alpha Tau Omega EDWIN POWERS ..................... Knoxville MARTHA MOORE .................. Louisville, Ky. AIM omic'o Pl LEON CLYDE MURDOCH ............. Belfon, S. C. ELDRIDGE J. PRICE ................ Pressman: Horne JOHN H. MURRIAN .................... Knoxville JAMES L. ROBERTS .................... Knoxville Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha 5175510 E1461 mm m m SOPHOMORE MARIE ROBINSON ..................... Knoxville Sigma Kappa RAYMOND ROBINSON . . . . .............. Knoxville Sigmd Chi BARBARA RULE ...................... Knoxville Chi Omega SARA SKELTON .................. Cumberland Cify Zeta Tau A lplm KATHERINE SLATTON .................... Sparfa Zeta Tau Alpha J. M. SMITHI JR. .............. ' ........ Selmer DEWITT SPAIN ....................... Memphis LUCILLE STULTZ ........................ Erwin Delta Delta Delta CAROLINE SUMMITT ................... Lafolleffe Zeta Tau Alpha BILL TANNER ...................... Union Cify Alpha Tau Omega WILLIAM BARRETT TAYLOR ............... Dandridge Sigma Alpha Epsilon WOODROW THOMAS ................... Galla+in Lambda Chi Alpha MARJORIE THRELKELD ................. Hope. Ark. I1471 CLASS WILLIE MAE TOKUNAGA ............. Columbia, S. C. JERE TOWE ........................ Nashville Kappa Sigma DICKEY WAGNER . . .................. Copperhill DOROTHY WALKER ..................... Milan RUBY WARWICK ..................... Corryfon ANDRE WEAVER ................. Lexingfon, N. C. ROBERT WEAVER ................. Jacksonville. Fla. Sigma Nu ROBERT WEBB . . . .................... Knoxville Sigma Alpha priz'on RUTH WILKS ....................... Springfield J. E. WILLIAMS ..................... Miami, Ha. Phi Gamma Delta JEAN WINNINGHAM ................... Knoxville WILMA WOOD . . . ................... Corryfon MARGARET WOODS ................... Lewisburg RUTH WORD ........................ Knoxville Alpha Ominon Pi M M M ,1;qu u 4 L 7:; FRESHMAN ROLAND K. ABELE ................... Whifehaven Alpha Tau Omega WILLIAM A. ANDERSON ................ ' . Rockford Sigma Chi MARY RUTH ARNETTE ................... Knoxville THELMA IRENE ARNETTE ................. Knoxville MARGARET M. ARTHUR ................... Mascof A lpba Delta Pi J. BARRET ASHLEY .................... Dyersburg Alpha Tau Omega KENNETH H. BAILES .................... Knoxville WILLIAM T. BAILEY .................. Chaffanooga DOROTHY L. BARBER ................... Knoxville W. L. HARBOUR. JR ...................... Ripley DOROTHY A. BARTON .................. Knoxville Chi Omega CHARLOTTE :A. BEAMAN ................. Knaxville Chi Omega WILLIAM P. BINKS .................. Chaffanooga Sigma Alpha Epsilon PAUL C. BOBOI ll ................... Chaffanoaga Delta Sigma Phi DAVID O. BOLLING ..................... Norris CLASS OLIVER C. BOLTON .................... Memphis Sigma Phi Epsilon HENRY S. BOWLING ................... Knoxville Sigma Nu FRANCES BOYD ..................... Henderson Phi Mu SARA BRABSON ...................... Knoxville ALICE JEAN BREHM .................... Knoxville Chi Omega ROBERT P. BROCK ..................... Memphis Sigma Alpha prilon W. L. BRUCE ......................... Afhens HELEN LUCILE BUNCH .................. Harriman Zeta Tau Alpha H. NORMAN BURCH .............. Alexandria, W. Va. MARY JEAN BUSH ..................... Clinfon Phi Mu FRANCES CALDWELL ................... Knoxville Kappa Delta GEORGIA LEE CANTWELL .............. Lea's Springs ROBERT S. CARADINEl JR. . . .............. Memphis Sigma Alpha Epsilon ISOBEL CARTER ..................... Greeneville Chi Omega SARAH JANE CASTEEL .................. Knoxville 150 J FRESHMAN FRED CAWEIN ....................... Memphis Sigma Phi Epsilon HELEN CHAMBERLAIN .................. Knoxville RUTH CHAMBERS . . .................. Sneedville DONALD E. CHASTAINE ................ Sweefwater MARION CLARKE .................... Copperhill INEZ CLAYTON ...................... Knoxville Chi Omega DOROTHY CLOTWORTHY ............... Miami, Fla. Phi Mu GEORGE EUGENE CONAWAY .............. Memphis Sigma Nu RONEY COOK . ..................... Harfsville JACK COPPINGER .................... Sale Creek DAVID MILTON COULTER ................. Knoxville WILLIAM B. COX .................... Cookeville Phi Gamma Delta ALBERT CRANWELL, JR ................... Pikeville Pi Kappa Alpha KYLE CROWTHER ..................... Knoxville CAROLINE CULLUM ................... Knoxville Delta Zeta 151 J ALEX CURTIS ........................ Knoxville Sigma Chi CHARLES H. DACHSEL . ................. Memphis Sigma Chi MARCIA KERR DAVIS ............ Mayaguez, Puerfo Rico ERNEST T. DEPASS ..................... Memphis DAVID S. DEVAULT ............... Amsferdam, N. Y. Pi Kuppa Alpha MARGIE ELGIN ...................... Knoxville Chi Omega LOIS ELROD ....................... Rufherford Chi Omega LILLIAN EMERSON .................... Knoxville LOUISE ENOCHS .................... Hunfingdon Chi Omega ISAIAH R. FARRAR ................... Shelbyville Delta Sigma Phi R. LELAND FISHEL ..................... Knoxville BARBARA 6. FORD .................... Knoxville EUGENIA FRANKLIN ................... Knoxville Alpha Delta Pi DONALD E. FREEMAN ................... Knoxville Sigma Chi WILLIAM P. FURCHES .................. Oolfewah m m m FRESHMAN J. LAWRENCE GAMMON ................. Knoxville Sigma Nu CYRUS GANTT ....................... Knoxville MARY KATHERINE GOOD ................. Knoxville SAM CARTER GRADY ................. ChaHanooga FAY C. GRIFFIN ...................... Knoxville Chi Omega JOHN A. HADDOX .................... Maryville Phi Gamma Delta EMILE HALBERT . ..................... Lebanon HOBART B. HANSARD ................ Chevrolef, Ky. ALLEN D. HARLAN .................. Decafur. Ga. Kappa Sigma OLIVER W. HARMON ................ New Tazewell BILLY HARRIS ...................... Lewisburg M. D. HARRISA ......................... Lucy WALTER E. HARWOOD .................. Nashville JACK A. HAY ....................... Brucefon Sigma Chi DOROTHY HAYNES .................... Knoxville Kappa Delta HUGH W. HEATHERLY .................. Lafolleffe MARGIE HECKLE . .................... Memphis Chi Omega JAMES H. HICKMAN . .................. Knoxville Sigma A lpba Epsilon JEAN HILL ......................... Knoxville Phi Mu JAMES S. HODGES .................... Knoxville Kappa Sigma GENE HOLDREDGE .................... Knoxville JOE CHARLES HOLDWAY ............... Rogersville EVELYN HOLT . . ..................... Knoxville HELEN HUFFMAN ..................... Knoxville Phi Mu TERRELL T. JACKSON .................... Hixson WILMA P. JACKSON ................... Knoxville FRANCES INEZ JOHNSON .............. Maben, Miss. STRATTON JONES ..................... Memphis Phi Gamma Delta WYNN JONES ........................ Norris Alpha Delta Pi EDITH FRANCES KEATON ................. Henning 1521 FRESHMAN 6 CLASS WILLIAM B. KEEZEL .................... Knoxville CHARLES A. MITCHELL ................. Whifeville FRANK L. KERR ...................... Knoxville Phi Gamma Drlla ALFRED B. KILLEBREW .................. Clarksville Kappa Sigma NETA LAY ......................... Knoxville Alpha Della Pi HELEN LEDGERWOOD .................. Knoxville STIRLING LEITCH ..................... Walland MARY KATHERINE LONG .................. Parsons LILLIAN LOWE ...................... Eagleville Zeta Tau A Iplm JAMES D. MALONEY, JR .................. Bearden Phi Gamma Delta EDWARD T. MANNING .................. Knoxville Phi Gamma Delta ELEANOR R. MARTIN ................... KnoxviIla JANET R. MARTIN ..................... Knoxville Alpha Della Pi REBECCA MARTIN ...................... Bemis JOHN K. MAUNEY .................. Chattanooga WINNIE MEAGHER .................... Whifwell L 1531 MARTHA MONTGOMERY. ............ Clarksdale, Miss. Chi Omega ANN CAROLYN MOORE .................. Bowah HELEN MOORE ...................... Knoxville Delta Delta Dclhz LILLIAN FRANCES MOORE .................. Doyle MARGERY MOORE .................... Knoxville MAXINE MOORE ..................... Knoxville Alpha Delta Pi HERBERT L. MORGAN ................... Knoxville BETTY ANN MURPHY ................... Knoxville Della Dclm Delhi JOHN MCAMIS ....................... Bearden Sigma Chi ROBERT W. MCCLELLAN ................. Knoxville Sigma Alpha prilon ROBERT S. MCCOOK .................... Knoxville Kappa Sigma PATTY MCDOWELL ..................... Knoxville Delta Delta Delta PEGGY McCREADY .................... Knoxville Chi Omega ILA B. McLAUGHLIN ................. Alden. N. Y. FRESHMAN KATHLEEN McTYE .................... Knoxville LILLIAN NEWBY ...................... KnoxviHe Alpha Delta Pi CHARLOTTE NEWMAN ............. Sparfanburg, S. C. CARL E. NILES . . . ................... Knoxville Delta Sigma Phi KEITH OSLE ........................ Knoxville DOROTHY OVERBEY .................... Franklin JAMES W. PARDUE .................... MemphFS A Ipha Tau Omegd FELICIA R. PARKER .................... Knoxville Delta Delta Della JAMES WILLIAM PARKER ................. Nashville MARSHALL PERRY ..................... Knoxville Phi Sigma Kappa ALICE PRIEST ...................... Hunfingdon Dclm Delta Delta LLEWELLYN QUEENER ......... ' ......... Knoxville DOROTHY M. RANDOLPH ............... Springfield Kappa Dslm BETTY ANN RAWLS .................... Memphis Kappa Delta CLASS HELEN J. RICHARD .................... Knoxville Delta Delta Delta DAVID A. ROBERSON .................... Efowah ISABEL ROBINSON .................... Knoxville Della Delta Delta JACK c. ROBINSON ..................... Efewah WILLIAM B. ROBINSON ..... ' ............. Knoxville WILMA ROGERS ...................... Knoxville Alpha Delta Pi HAI;0LD ROSE ....................... Lebanon LUCY ELLEN ROWNTREE. . . ............... Knoxvm; ' Alpha Delta Pi ROBERT IRIS SANFORD .................... Fulfon SAM SARGENT .................... Founfain Cify KATHRYN SAUNDERS . . . . . .............. Nashville PATSY SCHOOLFIELD ........ .......... Sprl'ng City Delta Zeta NORRIS SHELTON ................... '. . Jacksoh HERMAN SILVA ............. v ......... . Kh'oxvme EDWARD WORTH SMITH ......... , . . . . :Knoxville- FAY ROBERTAISMlU-l .............. I . Searspm. Me. I1541 FRESHMAN VERLIE MARY SMITH ................ Searsporf, Me. WILL COOPER SMITH ................. Gainesboro M. POWELL SNIPES .................... Knoxville Sigma Alpha Epn'lcm LUTHER STAPLETON .................... Knoxville Sigma Chi CHARLES M. STONEl JR. ................. Nashville Sigma Chi ANN SUTHERLAND .................... Knoxville Delta Delta Delta EUGENE TATE . ...................... Knoxville Sigma Nu CLEO JANE THOMPSON ................. Knoxville Kappa Delta JEWELL THOMPSON .................... Knoxville Kappa Della MARIAN THOMPSON ................... Knoxville Chi Omega SAM A. THOMPSON .................... Memphis Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARY THORNBURGH ................... Knoxville Chi Omega GENE TIMMONS .................. Grand Junction Chi Omega E 1551 CLASS- CHARLOTTE TIPTON .................... Knoxyille Zeta Tau Alpha MEEKS B. VAUGHN ................... Covingion Sigma Alpha Epsilon J. A. WALLACEI JR. ................... Knoxville Sigma Alpha Epn'lan JOHN N. WALLACE ..................... Clinfon BEN WARD ......................... Athens FRANCES WEILAND .................... Nashville Kappa Delta HAROLD H. WHITE .................... Knoxville Sigma Chi EUGENE WHITTAKER ................... Knoxville Sigma Chi MARTHA ANN WILLIAMS ................ Savannah Della Delta Delta MARTHA F. WILLIAMS .............. . . Aflanfa. Ga. Alpha Omicron Pi MARY WOODWARD .................... Knoxville Chi Omega HELEN LOUISE WRIGHT ................. Knoxville DOROTHY ANN YOUNG ................. Knoxville A Ipha Delta Pi CECELIA R. ZIMMERMAN ................ Whife Pine Zeta Tau Alpha ;, A x , . 7 Via: W 1 c 1 x Mu: W : w , : 1 f N x ; V . g ' , ' 35, , '..I 1 ya 1 ; - ; l3 - N .359 L '1 F E A I U R E S ,. x ' N .. j , : . k , ,5 ITHOUT EXCEPTION. TEN- NESSEE OFFERS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTI- FUL AND VARIED RECREATIONAL OUTLAYS OF ANY STATE IN AMERICA. FOR NATURAL BEAUTY THE GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS HAVE NO PEER. NOR CAN THE FERTILE RURAL SECTIONS OF THE TENNESSEE VALLEY BE EXCELLED IN THEIR NATIVE COLOR AND UNIQUENESS. RECOGNITION BOBWOODRUFF Every so oHen There comes +0 +he Universify of Tennessee campus a man who impresses every one wiJrh his frank manner. his lighf heart sirong characier, and wiihal a conscien'rious desire +0 make good. Such a man is Bob Woodrufi. As an afhleie for four years he represenied his college on +he gridiron where he carried himself as a frue sporfsman. Fraierniiy, siudenis. aihiehc Jreams. and friends all pieced impliciiL confidence in his honesfy. cour- age, and abiliiy. He erpiiied +he highesf kind of inspira- +ion bofh on +he iooiball field and on +he campus. His every ad was accompanied by a rugged deferminafion +0 succeed which carried him +hrough his college career wifh honor +o achievement His is Jrhe kind of personalify which makes friendships Jrhai iasi. Everyone wiih whom he comes in con+ad is impressed wiih his friendly. honest and cooperahve demeanor. In +he mid51L of praise and recogni+ion, he remained unaffecfed and confirmed +0 meriiL Jrhe resloemL of +hose around him. His is an example of consbienfious. serious applicaiion +0 work wi+hou+ losing +he Cheerfulness which is Jrhe mark of an unfroubled spirii. Those oi us who remain will do well io remember his willingness +0 serve and his loyalfy +0 uprighi principles. There is noihing wiJrhin Jrhe personaiiiy of Barry Cecil which suggesfs oiher Jrhan a friendly spirit His afiiiude is one beyond reproach; confirmed success and popularify have failed compieiely +0 disrupf Jrhe simple. s+raighhcor- ward friendliness which is an infegrai panL of his char- acier. The secrei of his success lies deeper Jrhan mere RECOGNITION BARRY CECIL appiied abiliiy: if is based upon +he readiness +0 work unselfishly and wiihomL +houghf of personal gain for ihe beer inferesfs of Jrhe universify and for Jrhe good of +hose wifh whom he is associafed. His selec+ion is for more Jrhan Jrhe mere geiiing Jrhere : if is founded upon Jrhe abiiiiy +0 gei +here in +he righ+ way--for +he possession of an indefinable quaiii'y which makes of him a leader in +he Jrruesf sense of +he word. Finding wifhin himsehC +he abilify and desire for achievement he has noJr spared himsehc in Jrhe efforf +0 improve Jrhe condifions and eifecfs of campus life. Scholar. genHeman. leader, he is one who has fruly held aioH Jrhe forch of Tennessee Jrraciiiion. He has in honesfy. sinceri+y. and courage hidden him- sehc +0 give lighi +0 oihers. His spirit ideals. and nobilify have leH his name graven upon +he universify's golden +abie+s of honor and achievement RECOGNITION ARTHUR SEYMOUR H anyone has ever +aken a real, sincere inferesf in college affairs and Jrhe advancemen+ of s+uden+ acfivifies. +henL one is Arfhur Seymour. As one of Jrhe mosi promineni figures in exfra-curricular evenfs. his leadership. advice. and example have played a significamL parf in +he pro- mofion of new and progressive ideas on +he campus. His quiet unobfrusive way of geHing Jrhings done is iusi' a iiHie misieadingi buf ii is +he secre+ of four years of success af Tennessee. Wi+hou+ offense +0 anyone. wi+h +ac+ and forefhoughf combined wifh imciniJre pafience and considerafion. Bud has made his influence ieli wherever his eHoris were placed. The confidence of bofh sfudenfs and faculfy was his in any underfaking and ihai faifh was never beirayed. As Presidenf of +he AH S+uden+s' Ciub Council, he gave a new dignify +0 an already im- porianiL office, and new power +0 an influeniial body. His earnest sincere devofion +0 dufy made him always in demand wherever abiiify and energy were needed. in erudemL organizafion he rose +0 prominence because of his efforis for +he beHermenf of Jrhe universify, his wiiiing- ness +0 serve! and his upright honesf principles. His achievemenis in every fieldeiraiernify. milifary, polificaii social-emark him as a Jrrue Torchbearer. RECOGNITION BYRLLOGAN Unassuming digniiy coupled wifh boundless deierminafion is +he mark which Byrl Logan has ieH imprinfed upon Jrhe minds of Tennessee men and women. A man of broad ideas and high principies. he has always sfood for +he finesi and beer in college life. In afhlefics, on Jrhe baskef- ball courf, he was a genHeman always, bringing +0 +he college +he commendafion and honor which always ac- companies frue sporfsmanship. Nof limifed +0 afhiefic ambi+ions. his campus endeavors covered almosf every line of acfivify. His was a policy 01c workingx advising. leading and following wi+h equal en+husiasm for Jrhe bei- +ermen+ oi Jrhe school and +hose who are ifs members. His sincere devofedness +0 dufy never failed whenever Jrh-ere was a need for foresight energy. and applicaiion. Sfeady, willing, dependable. and able. he never failed +0 respond +0 Jrhe call of his Alma Meier. His pleasanf and agreeable manner made Jrhe weithr of his eHorfs ieH in any gafhering. Sincerify and honesiy o1C endeavor cre- afed for him +he respecf and admirafion of all his fellow siudenis. Fame has noJr corrupfed his modesfy and spirit and in all iieidsmfraiLernal, social, and afhlefic-he has ieH a record +0 which succeeding generahons wiH aspire. D TYRONE POWER PICKS THE BEAUTIES March 23rd. ,1959 Mr. Bob Austin, Univ. of Tennessee; Knoxville, Tenn. Dear Mr. Aust in: The twenty-fbur photographs of your students reached me yesterday and I have made my selection and am returning the Score sheet immediately. In compliance wi th your sugg- estion, I have judged the beauties according to my own standards and not necessarily in accordance with recognized criteria common to Hollywood or other places where feminine beauty abounds. We all have, I think, our own ideas on the subject and I trust my decision will be acceptable to' you. ELECTION OF BEAUTIES It was a great pleasure and privilige to act as Judge and to have this opportunity to select six of your Southern beauties. Yours sinc- ELIZABETH MCKELDEB MARIAN THOMPSON JOSEPHINE EABMIEHAEL LOUISE FEATHEBSTUN HELEN EHAMBEBLAIN THELMA QUINN 7 ,J A wdl ATHLET EGLECTED DEVELOPMENT OF POTENTIAL POWER. IN WHICH OUR TENNESSEE STREAMS SURPASS THAT OF EVERY SOUTHERN STATE EXCEPT ONE. HAS LONG DELAYED FULL ATTAINMENT OF THE STATES INDUSTRIAL PEAK. THE TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY IS DEMONSTRATING TO THE STATE AND THE NATION THE TRE- MENDOUS ADVANTAGES OF HYDRO- ELECTRIC INSTALLATIONS FOR PROGRESS THROUGH RURAL AND INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIFICATION. m iig g $$g ggxggg m$ $m 'IE$$$ $$$$$ gg w $$ $ gm am g gg III!!! I III! HIIIII III! 5g Inll III!!! I .ggam Ilit g ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Taking +he place of Hue A+hle+ic Council, Hue Board of Direclors of +l1e Alhlefic AssociaHon has developed +he program ol: infercollegiafe sporfs a+ H'Ie UniversHy of Ten- nessee info a well-rounded and diversified alhleHc calendar. The board is similar in slruc'rure +0 +he old Council as if is composed of represenfa'lives from H1e aflnlelic depar+men+. alumni. faculfy. and sfuden'r body. and HS purpose remains +he esfablishehmenl and supervision of all a+hlelic policies of +he Universify, which includes H1e expendilures of afhleHcs. H19 scheduling of games, +he awarding of leH-ers. and +he selecHon of coaches and o+her afhleHc aides. lnsufficienf publicHy being blamed +'0r Tennessee's nof receiving a bid +0 +he Rose Bowl. +he Alhlelic AssociaHon named Jack Joyner, public-address announcer at all Hie U. T, games. new publicify direcfor for Hie Universily. ALUMNI WILLIAM COX CLYDE WILSON FACU LTY . PROF. N. W. DOUGHERTY, Chairman . DEAN FRED C. SMITH . PRES. J. D. HOSKINS PROF. R. C. MATTHEWS ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT MAJOR R. R. NEYLAND STUDENTS JOE BLACK HAYES . . . JOE LITTLE THE STAFF WHO MADE THE VOLUNTEERS Heading omL 10 viCJrory aHer vichory for He 1938 season. 11'1e mirac1e-work1ng Ten- nessee coaching s+a11 has consis+en+1y punL 0qu a feam +ha+ baffles on equal Jrerms wifh +11e na+ion's besf wifh amazing consisfency. No ofher coaching s+a11 In +11e counJrry can Jrouch Hwe V01 menfors' record 0196 wins againswL 12 losses. Experfs raJred +11e 1938 Vo1s as He greaJreer 01 all Neyland +eams as well as one 01 Hue ou+s+anding aggregafions +he Soan has produced in 1+5 foo+ba11 hIerory. Ernie Nevers. a11-1ime AlleAmerican from Sfanford. proclaimed 11'1e Vols one of Hue Jren greafesf Jreams ever assembled. Perfecf ba1ance characferized +he 1938 squad. Resource1u1 and savage on 01e1ense. power1u1 ano1 spirifed on offense. +he Vols c1ickeo1 +hrough eleven s+raigh+ wins +1115 year. Every ofher man on +11e squad received eHher A11-American or A11-Sou1hern or A11-Con1erence recognifion a1 once poinf or anoner during Hwe season. Too much crediJr canno1L be given 10 Maior Bob for his uncanny s+ra+egy and coaching skill. or Jro Coach BrIHen for producing +11e Soan's beer ends. or +0 Coaches Barnhi11 and Warmafh for +heir powerhouse 1ine, or Coa ch Fausf for his Jrraining 01 +he promising freshman squad. UNFERENCE CHAMPIONS In Hwe march +0 C1Inc1'1 +he Sou+heas+ern Conference Championship. 1119 Vols rolled over +he usua1 murderers' row, faking down Auburn. Alabama. L. S. U.. VanderbIH, Kenfucky. and O1e Miss. Gaining naJrional prominence th 11'1e surprising bqu decisive vicfory over +11e Bow1-Bound Tide, +11e VolunJreers gained momenfum wifh every game unfil Hwe regular season ended wifh a smashing 47-0 v1c+ory over 1118 Ole Miss lads who had dropped bmL one game. +11a1 by a 13-12 margin 10 Vandy,un+11 +hey me+ Tennessee. Maior Ney1and and his coaching sfaff: Warma+h. BriHon. Fausf, and BarnhilL LeH i'o Righh Cifers, LuH'rell. Foxx. Hubbuch. Coffman, Ackerman. Cafego, Molinski. Barfholomew. West Coleman. VOLUNIEER GEORGE CAFEGO All-American Halfback I938 RESUME hnnessee . . Sewanee . . . ennessee . Clemson -ennessee . . Auburn . . . ennessee Alabama ennessee Cifadel . .' .' Tennessee . . . L. S. U. Tennessee . . Chaffanooga Tennessee . . . Vanderbilf . . . Tennessee . . . Kenfucky . -ennessee . Ole Miss . .. -ennessee . . . Oklahoma Individually ou+s+anding, +hough such a sepa- raiion is aimosi impossible +0 make, was Jrhe ex- cepiionai play of Tennessee's +hree All-Americans eWyaH. Caiego, and Suiiridge. Capfain Bow- den WyaH was named as a unanimous choice on Jrhe N. E. A. and A. P. AH-Soufheasiern Con- ference Jreams. and on GranHand Rice's officially recognized AH-American. His brilliani' offensive and defensive work and his splendid leadership were poienJr reasons for +he Vols' place on i'op. George Bad News Caiego wifh his slashing offensive sfyle was Jrhe ou+s+anding iunior back in Jrhe naiion. The Vol Jrailback made almosi every AII-American squad seleci'eci during Jrhe season. A grea+ aH-around player. Caiego runs wiJrh +he power of a 200-pounder, passes wiJrh cool accuracy. and kicks wifh deadly exac+ness. Ai' his heighi' againsi Alabama he proved himsehE a one-man lagoon in cracking up Jrhe Tide. Bob Suffridge. Jrhe +hird Vol +0 serve as unanimous choice on Jrhe N. E. A. and A. P. AH-Soufheaerern Jreams, and one of Jrhe few Sophomores in Jrhe coun+ry +0 receive AH-American recognifion. rounded omL Jrhe All-American Jrrio wiih his ereHar BOWDEN WYATT play a+ guard. Capfain, AlI-American End VARSITY TEAMS CLAY. ANDRIDGE, SUFFRIDGE. VAN THOMPSON. LITTLE. WARREN, LAMPLEY. BARNES. WOODRUFF. ELDRED FOUR TEAMS EQUALLY GOOD Familiar aspecf 01C +he famed Neyiand sstrem is +wo feam play of subsfiiufions. No sfrange sighf on Shield-Wafkins is Jrhe sudden appearance Jrowaroi +he close of +ha+ icirSTL quarJrer or in iaie momenis oi Jrhe game of nof one bui' eleven orange-shirfed subs+i+u+es +0 Jrake +heir place for Jrhe Volunieers. Four eievens made up Jrhe com- piefe Tennessee squad +his year, and Jrhe differ- ence in Jrhe play of Jrhe Jream as a whole was almos+ negiigibie. No brea+hing spell came for opponenis when Jrhe subsfifuie Vois come in. for +hey punch and drive wi+h +he same fithr and skill as Jrhe iaswL feam in. Four separa+e shocks of eleven dynamos apiece awaiJred +he Jream which proved siubborn in Jrhe deiense 01c Jrheir goal. and during +he I938 season no Jream could resis+ +he four. Defensively +he four Jreams +ook pleasure in smo+hering every enemy offensive! each wiih JrhaJr same uncanny skill and compleie- ness. Each eleven Jrook if as Jrheir own iob +0 mow 'em down'I for Maior and +he school when semL in againer Jrhe invaders of Jrhe Hill. Len +0 Righf: MONTGOMERY! BOB SUFFRIDGE AlI-American Guard Leff +0 Righf: Hendricks. Shires. Duncan. SmHh. Wallen. Rike. Wood. Thomas. McCarren, Tanner. Hun+er. MELTON. BACON.SEXTON. SNEED,SELLERS, BROOME.STEINER.HERRING. COWAN.WHITEHEAD VARS T Y 1939 SCHEDULE Sepfember 30 Norfh Carolina S+a+e . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville Odober 7 Sewanee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville Oc+ober I4 ChaHanooga . . A . . . . Chaffanooga chober 2! Alabama Homecoming . . . . . . . . . Knoxville chober 28 Mercer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxvile November 4 Louisiana Sfafe . . . . . . . Bafon Rouge November I I Cifadel 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville November l8 Vanderbilf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxvil 8 November 30 Kenfucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lexingfon December 9 Auburn Knoxville Capfain-elecf Barfholomew, winner of Besf Blocker in Conference Award. 52m Es Wq AIl-American Trainer Obrien works on Cafego. Cafego romps agains+ Hue Sewanee purples. IHE OPENING OF The Vols close in on a Sewanee back +o smo+her an a++emp+ed end-around play in Hue firsf game of Hue season for a 20-3 vic+ory. Volunfeer Cap+ain WyaH- boofs in a fry for a field goal againsf Sewanee. THE SEASON Opening Hweir I938 season on our home Shields- Wafkins Held. Hwe Orange-shirhed Volunfeers gave only occasional hinfs o1c power as +hey Jrrampleol Hwe Sewanee Tigers 26-3. Moving raggedly, bqu ruggedly. +he Vols pushed across four Jmuchdowns on He lads from Hue Universify 01C +he Sou+h. The reserves carried +he brunJr 01C Hue affack as U-T's poJrenJrial powerhouse Jream saw only a few minques of service. Game, bu+ unable +0 cope wifh +he speed and sfrengfh 01c Maior Bob's pigskinners. +he Purple was forced +0 refum +0 H19 mounJrains confemL wifh a lone field goal. H's a fough day for Sewanee baII-carriers wifh Tennessee fackling +rue. Suffridge, Eldred, and Coffman bear down on Auburn's Spec Kelly +0 keep +he Plainsmen back. Qwo ?Zfezgt nnwn IN A Row Moving info +heir second game wi+h +he flashy Clemson Tigers. H16 Vols were sHH uncerfain as +0 Hweir real s+reng+h. Backed by a corps of opfimisfic cadefs, Hue Sou+h Carolina army men shoved across an early second quarfer Jrouch- down +0 Jrake a 7-0 lead and +0 se1L +he sfands on Hweir ears. ApparenHy resenHul, Tennessee's Bob Andridge scampered 65 yards on a whizz of a reverse play +0 score for He Hill. Capfain ANDRIDGE WINGS HIS WAY THROUGH THE LINE C444i14g OWVL THE CITADEL Breafhing easily for We firer Jrime since Hue seasoer opener. Hwe Volunteers leJr +he reserves have a field day againsf +he CHadel soldiers. Led by Sneed in Hue scor- Ing spree. +he Orange racked up 44 poimLs in Hue shake down. as all Tennessee scoring aHemers connecfed. H was Cafego again and again againsf +he favored Tide. and fhe Crimson line gave way. Here deadly blocking by Coffman. Molinski, Baerolomew, and Suffridge clears +he way for Tennessee backs. CALF-KICKING CAFEGO STARTS A PUNT RUNBACK TACKLING LOW. HARD. AND SURE BRINGS DOWN A BAMA BACK ON HIS OWN TWENTY-THREE Coffman, No. II, p'unges over for a score as H19 Tide washes forward in vain, Taking H18 aerial rou+e over +he piled-up line +0 fally was a faVOIHe maneuver of Hae powerful Tennessee backs. cilagama; 07064 A R E c R u s H E n Affer Jrrouncing Sewanee, Clemson. and Auburn. Ten- nessee confinued on He rock road by fackling +he pow- erful Crimson Tide. which was fresh from a decisive vic- Jrory over Soufhern Caiifornia. En+ering +he game as usual on Hue shorf end of a 3-I and ero Jroucndown bef- +ers, +ne faer-puncning Tennessee line splashed Hue Tide info veri+abie ripple. and +he nard-running U-T backs sformed Hwough for a l3-O win. Thwar+ing every scor- ing aHemer of He migner Red Elephanfs. and using a brillianf ground game, +ne Vols sfaged one o1c +he sea- son's Hrsf and bigges+ upsefs as Birmingham looked on helplessly. AH-American Cafego ran wild In Hwe Tide and averaged eignf yards per fry. including a scin+illa- Jring dash of 45 yards. Highling on He defense were WyaH and Suffridge. along wiJrh +he ofner five U-T sfonewallers. who held one defermined 'Bama bid +0 one yard in +nree downs. As a resul+o1C Hwe smashing vichory fine naHon's spoHignJr fumed on +he Volunfeers as one of He na+ion's beer. Opposing facklers scrafch +heir heads as +here is rung up anofher Tennessee score. The Volunfeers couldn'+ be sfopped. WiJrh a record marred only by an early season upsef by Mississippi and wifh over 3,000 sfudenf supporfers. +he LSU Tigers invaded Knoxville and Hue home field +0 +6er +he undefeafed and unHed Vols. Filling +he s+adium +0 capacify for He firer Jrime since 1+5 enlargement 30,000 fans wa+ched +he Tennessee Jream fake Hie opening kick-OH and march 80 yards +0 score wi+h0u+ los- ing possession of He ball. Taking a brillian+ LSU THE L S. U. THE CROWDS THAT COLOR THE CLASSIC TENNESSEE'S GOVERNOR COOPER ATTENDS A GAME passing affack. +ha+ ended In a siX-poimL Jralley. indifferenfly, Hue Vols came back in H19 second hahc Jro boHle up He Tiger affack and score again. The magnificenf line play of WyaH, Suffridge, and George HunJrer in rushing Hwe Tiger passers and covering Cafego's winging spiral punJrs as a uni+ +0 cover Hwe LSU offensive +hrusfs. and played Hwe dickens and Tom Walker wiJrh Hwe LSU line on U-T offensive bursfs. ENTUURAGE COED CADETS ADD BEAUTY TO THE PARADE The sfudenf secHon fills +0 +he brim. while +he Vols make a hole for Coffman +0 score. Reporfers. cameraman, and radio announcers bring +he football game +0 big +ime for +he L. S. U. encoun'rer. Max Sfeiner, guard, recovers blocked of fine L. S. U. punf in Hue second quarfer game. The Tennessee band and VoleHes perform 5+ Hie half of +he biggesf home game for a capacify audience. v 0 L s B E a I N Kama? 41mg WiJrh wins over four of +he mos1L powerful feams In +he nafion Clemson. Auburn, Alabama, and LSU-+he VolunJreers began +0 Claim more and more We Jrop spof in Hue nafional ra+ings o1c Hue gridiron great None o1c Hue eariy AlI-American seledions appeared thoqu fine menHon o1c one or more Volunfeer represenfafives. Soufheasf- ern Conference Jreams sewL +heir guns a+ Tennessee as He Jream +0 bemL for We Jrifle. as Bowl as- pirafions enfered +he hearfs of Tennessee sup- porfers. SmooH'uer and more powerful Tennes- see's decepHve aH'ack seemed Jro grow wIJrh each succeeding game. unfil aJr mId-season no feam in Hue nafion could en+er H'Ie field againsf +he Vols and remain Hwe favorife. THE TEAM RETURNS FOR THE LAST HALF Coffman barely misses in his firs+ assauH on H19 sfubborn L. S. U. line as Mike observes +he play. THE TENNESSEE BAND PARADES CAPTAIN AND CAPTAlN-ELECT Leading Jrhe I938 Jreams in +heir successful sea- son was Jrhe brilliani end. Bowden WyaH. player of +he higher order and leader exfraordinary. Throughoul +he schedule his quiel reassurance and code of play was an inspiraiion which con- lribuled greally Jro +he squad morale. Succeed- ing him neer year will be CaloJrairi-eleCziL Sammy Barlholomew. who will lead Jrhe W39 eleven. Boih Jrhese sludenls earned Jrhe respecl and loy- aler of +he squad Jrhrough sleady eiiorl for ex- cellence and personiiy Jrhe erpe of man Tennessee loolball hopes +0 Jrum 0qu. CAFEGO SETS IT UP FOR A SECOND TENNESSEE SCORE 9; Ken Kavanaugh. L. S. U. end. fakes a +wenfy-four-yard pass in +he air in +he opening of His second quarfer. TIGERS mlnnleew VOID VANIY Confidenf aHer +heir vicfories over Alabama and LSU. bqu wary of He decepfive VanderbiH aHack. Hwe Volunfeers moved Jro Nashville for Hue renewal OTC +he Sou+h's bi++eres+ rivalry. Through- oqu a nerve-racking firswL half. We Jrwo Jreams baf- Hed each ofher back and forfh on equal +erms. Cafego's grea+ +hrus+s were mafched by Vandy's speedy backs. Af +he end of Hue second period. an almosnL visible pall hung over +he Tennessee crowd. The laswL half, however, was a di'HeremL s+ory.Tl1e wild line play of Suffridge and Molinski coupled wifh runs of George Cafego feafured +he re- newal o1C hosfilifies. H remained for Babe Wood +0 spark +he Jrouchdown drive +hrough. His was He spiri+ +ha+ seJr Tennessee's grea+ power surg- ing over Hue Commodore forwards. Cafego scored +he firsf marker wiJrh brillianf runs o1E I9 and 25 yards. Jrossed a IS-yard pass +0 WyaH. and Hen wenf over again. Capfain WyahL scored bqu eerra poinfs wIJrh place kicks. And as Hwe shadow fell on Dudley Sfadium +he Vols leH Hue field revenged by a I4-O score. H's a giH of flowers from +he Commodore drum maior +0 Ten- nessee's band sponsor Faye Poore. A mighfy cold day for cheerleaders af Thanksgiving. More Jrhah a mere ball game was aJr erake as Jrhe Tennessee Volunfeers and Jrhe Kenfucky Wildcafs convened in Knoxville Tor Jrheir annual Thanksgiv- ing Day meefing. Behind This game lies Jrhe fra- difion +ha+ makes if one of Jrhe Soufh's moer col- orful rivalries. A baHered beer keg and a plenH- Tul amoun+ of glory goes +0 Jrhe winners. And am Oyezwzezm KENTUCKY even Jrhough The Volunfeers have kepf possession of Jrhe aforemenfioned barrel for eleven 0qu 01C +welve years, Jrhe Wildca+s go info ba+He each year th renewed ardor and deJrerminaHon. This year Jrhough 1+ was iuer anofher game for Jrhe grea1L Vols as They annihilafed +he Cafs 46-0. Neyland's powerful machine piled up +he largesf score in Jrhe his+ory 01C Jrhis TradihonaT MT. The game was played before I8,000 con. shivering fans on +he slush-covered field. Tennessee 10er no +ime in scoring seven Jrouch- downs. The Vols led in every deparfmenf of play. making I I Tirsf downs +0 Kenfucky's 2. The Wildcafs' vaunfed aerial aHack never goJr s+ar+ed. as +hey Med 3 passes wi+h none com- pIeJreol, while +he Volunefers a++emp+ed 4 and 3 were successful. The mighfy Vols gained 3I2 yards from scrimmage +0 34 for Kenfucky. As Jrhe game was finished Jrhe Time-honored bu+ long- abhorred Kenfucky iinx deparfed in +he van 0T +he disconsolafe Ken+uckians. Foxx of Tennessee and Carnes of Ken'lucky go up Tor a pass. CAFEGO LEAVES MISSISSIPPI IN HIS WAKE 'McCARREN fuggz TABLES TURNED ON THE CAMERAMAN Tennessee 74. Ole Miss 0! 30 read We scoreboard affer siery minufes of razz-me-Jrazz AH-American foofball played aJr Crump Sfadlum. The Tennessee Jream led by no+ one man. bqu by Hue whole squad. proved HS sfrengfh and abilify of playing +he greaf American game by Jrrouncing Hwe heralded Ole Miss Rebels by +his decisive score. OLE MISS McCARREN MAKES lT CURTAINS FOR HALL 7 Woopkurg s , OUR ALL-AMERICAN ROMPS IN MEMPHIS A crowd of 20,000 wi+nessed Capfain WyaH, assisfed by HunJrer. Woodruff. Shires. Rike. Sufferidge. Molinski. Foxx. Barfhobmew, Cafego. and Coffman. and eremLy- six moer capable subs+i+u+es boHle up Parker Hall! Ole Miss greaf scoring +hrea+. Hall. wiJrh 72 poinfs. was lead- ing Hwe conference scorer. Besides squelching Hall. Hue l8 AMED fithng Vols did an exper+ iob in handling +hree ofher rambling RebeisaDodson, Bradley and Whhuringfon. Wifh visifing sporfs wrifers lauding Hwe Vols as Hwe besf feam +hey had ever seen. +hey vigorously peeked 0qu such eraJremenfs as: HCyafego shines as line makes Hal! Took bad ; WyaH and Sufferidge and AH-American blockers HiroHle Mississippi compiefdy af will ; BHI Lquv +reH fithrs Hwough +0 block a punf and recovers on Ole Miss oneayiard line0 : Pappy WaHen bucked over anofher +ouchdown. The scheduled season came +0 a smashing Close when +he lasnL thsHe blew. A friumphanf Jream saunfered OH We Held f0 Hwe wellAearned remL +ha+ was +0 greef +hem for H19 nex+ Jrwo weeks. And st. Ob Miss' dreaded game gave Tennessee +he opporfumfy +0 fiHIngly climax a greaJr season. HUNTER BIG JOE BLOCKS THROUGH AS THE CAFEGO OLE MISS RUNS LINE THE TENNESSEE BAND IN THE ORANGE BOWL MIAMI. THE LAND OF THE SUN AND... Though fraining rules were +hrea+ened by +he sun and Miami beauHes, +hey didn'1' seem +o hur+ +he skill and power of +he champs from Tennessee. THE ORANGE BOWL Amid all He color and excilemenl Hwal goes wlfh Bowl baffle was We only bowl game bringing lo- a New Year's celebrafion. Hie Vols moved +heir gelher ero undefeafed and unHed Jreams. Ten- headquarlers +0 Miami's Venelian Holel in prep- nessee placed a valid claim on Hue NaHonal lille aralion for H16 all-imporlanf Clash wilh flue Okla- as WyaH. Calego. and Company handed +he homa Sooners on January second. The Orange Sooners a l7-O deleal. AN ALL-AMERICAN LINEUPWITH THE BEST BET ON THE BEAUTIES Uncanny power and blocking mark +he march 0 +he Volun'l'eers againsf +he Sooners in +he Orange Bowl. FOR LINEUP OWW 4 BUWLED OVER THE STARTLING Oklahoma resorfed +0 desperafe facfics in a vain efforf +0 sfop an Inspired band of Tennesseans. bmL +0 no avail. The game was all +he Volunfeers. l7-O doesn'+ begin +0 JreH +he sfory of how Waddy Young's grea+ play was nullified as end sweeps, Hne plunges. and beaufiful passes were mixed +0 per- fecHon. Every man acquIHed himself in maererful s+yle. TED HUSING INTERVIEWS COACH NEYLAND THOMAS SINKS A CRIP ON MISSISSIPPI STATE THEnTIP OFF ON aAAeiAaZZ Barely had baske+ball pracfice goHen underway Hwan came +he resignafion of Blair Gullion +0 accepwL a similar posHion a+ Cornell. Three weeks before He season opened Coach John Mauer came +0 Tennessee as Gullion's successor affer a long ferm a+ Miami UniversHy. IneralIInq a new sstrem was a slow process, bu+ +he Vols wenJr ahead +0 a successful season. Fans were freafed +0 some of We moer spedacular con- +es+s. and in only one game during +he regular season were Hwe Orangemen bea+en by a margin larger +han Hve poinJrs. Opening Hue season wier a 37-+o-35 vic+ory over He Lincoln Memorial RailspliHers. Tennessee wen+ on +0 +ake Games from Clemson and Ten- nessee Wesleyan in pre-boliday compeHHon on +he home floor. Resuming compeHHon, Hwe Vols looked impressive in downing Emory 8y Henry and Soufh Carolina by large margins. Journey- inq +0 Tuscaloosa H1e Tennessee quinJreJr dropped a +wo-poinf aHair +0 +he Crimson Tide in a dou- ble overfime game. and Hwe following nighwL Hue Miss. S+a+e Maroons eked ouf a 24-23 win in We closing mfnufes. The Vols refurned home Jro defeaf Sewanee, and +hen wenJr up Jro Lexinq+on +0 engage Hweir old rivals, +be KenJrucky Wildcafs. Before a capacify crowd Tennessee Jrriumphed 30-29, marking +he fourJrh Hme Hwe Cafs had been beafen on +heir home Hoor over a span of nine years. The fol- lowing Monday Michigan Sfafe won from He COACH JOHNNIE MAUER home feam 4I-37 in a close game. Then came a 33-3I win from Vanderbilf and a 42-4l vicfory over a sfrong Marshall College five. Alabama came +0 Alumni Memorial for a re+urn game and ano+her double oveere confesf ensued wiJrh Jrhe Tide winning 42-37. Traveling down Jrhe sfre+ch. Coach Mauer's Jream gained revenge by Jrurning back Miss. Sfafe 42-30, and on a road Mp loswL +0 Vander- biH and again bes+ed Sewanee. The refurn game wifh Kenfucky was probably +he mos+ excifing game ever played on +he Alumni Memorial hard- wood. Tennessee came from behind +0 fie +he score 6+ Jrhe end of +he regulaHon game. and in Jrhe firsf oveere period Logan again fled Jrhe score. 34-34. affer +he Wildcafs had sunk er0 free Jrhrows. KenJrucky made a lone fieid goal in +he second overfime +0 win. 36-34. The Vols fumed back Jrhe Georgia Bulldogs 35 +0 29 +0 end regular season play. S. E. C. TOURNAMENT Tennessee played hos+ +0 Jrhe Sou+heas+em Conference baskefball +ournamen+ for Jrhe +hird +Ime in four years, and +his Jrime every school was represen+ed excepf Florida. On +he basis of season play. Kenfucky, Alabama. Tennessee. and Georgia were seeded in order and received byes. A darkhorse VanderbiH feam knocked Jrhe Tide ouf of +he running Jrhe firsf day of Jrhe meef. and Georgia fell before a s+rong L. S. U. aHack. In +heir firer game +he Volunfeers eliminafed Au- burn 49 +0 35. and in +heir second engagemen+ Jrhe Vols displayed polish in haHing VanderbiH's high scoring machine 39 +0 36. KenJrucky de- feafed Ole Miss and L. S. U. +0 reach +he finals in Jrhe lower bracket Meefing in Jrhe finals of Jrhe JrournamenJr for +he Jrhirol fime. Tennessee and Kenfucky played on even Jrerms +he firsf half. The sensafional shoofing of Opper. Wildca+ cap- +ain and guard. feafured Jrhe final game which Fronf Row: Pufnam, Duncan. Jennings. WhiH'aker. Huffman. Second Row: Luffrell, Highdon, Schulfess, LoganI Thomas. TENNESSEEsS PLUNKETT IS OFFWITH THE PACK FORTHE 880-YARD RUN TENNESSEE Winning ero omL of +hree dual meefs and faking +he Tennessee lnfercoHegiaJre A1'Hefic AssociaHon meeJr for Hue fiHh consecu+ive year, He Vol frack Jrealm did IJrseH proud during +he l938 season. Tennessee Jrriumpheol over Kenfucky and Maryville and dropped a decision +0 Vanderbilt and anofher dual confesf wIJrh Alabama was canceHed on accounf of heavy rain. The Vols refumed from Tuscaloosa wi+h0u+ having donned unl- forms +0 score a 76 +0 54 win over MaryviHe Hue 1collowing Safurday. Capfaln Dan Pick copped Hwe 440 and 880 yard evemLs and Jreamed up wifh PlunkeH, Warren. and Richardson +0 win He mile relay. Curry Jrumed in a sensafional pore vaulfing performance. seHIng a new school mark of l2 feeJr 5 l-4 inches. amd also carried off firer place honors in Hue high jump and broad lump. Unforfunafely for Hwe Vol cause, Curry broke a leg In fhis meeJr and was 0qu for Hue remainder of Hwe season. John Fisher won Hwe low hurdles event and Sam Bar+holomew confribufed fufher +0 fshe Vol win by leading Hwe fiewd in Hwe shmL pqu. In a renewal of Jrrack relaJrIons wifh Vanderbilf affer a lapse of six years. Coach Blair Gullions' squad was dewceafed 7l-48, wiJrh six key men 0qu wifh injuries. Despife H115 loss. Fisher Jrook firsf in Hue ZZO-yard run and wenJr on +0 fake second in Hwe high hurdles. The Shelburne Warren, Vol haIf-miler, who mus+ fake . . . up place of Pick +his year. drives ahead. broad lump wenJr +0 H1e Vols Ellenberg, and George Creswell gamed won iTs Third sTraighT maTch. Fisher Tied The sTaTe 220- yarol record; Hayes and BarTholomew Tinished one-Two in The shoT-puT; PlunkeTT Took TirsT in The 440; RouTon won The cenTury dash; Fisher reTurned To win The high hurdles: and Creswell carried The pole vaulT. Tollowecl by Fisher's Third win oT The clay in The ZZO-yard low hurdles. The annual T. l. A. A. meeT was held aT Shields- WaTkins Tielol on a waTerelogged Track. every major school in The sTaTe being represenTed excepT VanderbilT. The Vols amassed 6! poinTs To The 48 OT Their nearesT rivals. Maryville. Sewanee Tinished Third wiTh 2O poinTs. In all Tehnessee Took eighT TirsT places and Tied Tor a ninTh. The Vols carried The lOOl 200. 440, 880, and Two-mile runs. The low hurdles. The shoT-puT. and The mile relay. Creswell Tied wiTh Williams 0T L. M. U. in The pole vaulT. FeaTure OT The meeT was Pick's double Triumph in The 440 and The 880, and The mile relay Team remained un- deTeaTed. EnTered in The S. E. C. meeT aT Birmingham. CapT. Pick Took The 880-yard evenT in I:54:7, marking The TirsT Time Tennessee had ever won a TirsT place in The annual conTerence championship meeT. L. S. U. carried oTT TirsT honors. and Auburn Tinished a surprising second. The Vols did noT enTer a Tull Team. A week laTer Pick parTicipaTeol in The SouThern A. A. U. Track and Tield evenTs aT ATlanTa and again won his specialTy-The halT-mile run. In acldiTion To loading The Team, Pick was high poinT man Tor Tennessee during The THE TRACK season. and The Wisconsin boy will be greale missed when Coach John Barnhill's Team sTarTs compeTiTion This $hh DAN PICK TAKES THE TAPE FOR A FIRST STARS 0F a Tie in The pole vaulT. Tennessee's mile relay Team 0T Warren. Richardson. PlunkeTT. and Pick won again. The Vols Took a close 63 l-2 To 53 1-2 meeT Trom KenTucky. which saw Pick run The halT mile in l:56:l To break The school record held by Harold WolTe. The Ten- nessee capTain also ran anchor on The relay Team which JAMES ROUTON, U-T DASH SPECIALIST. SPLASHES HOME IN THE TIAA HUNDRED-YARD EVENT spring. The Vols losT several leTTermen, buT wiTh several prom- ising Trosh Tennessee's Chances in The Tour dual meeTs scheduled are Tair enough. ABOVE Invincible haIf-milers Pick and Warren round +he +urn +oe +0 +oe +0 s+ar for Tennessee. Their power In dis+ance even+s boosfed U-T poin+s. TO THE LEFT Track Coach Blair Gulion clocks Wright disfance manI on +he mile run as Hue Volun+eer cinderpafhmen prepare for a I938 meef. TRACK STARS I938 LETTERMEN BARTHOLOMEW, SAM . FISHER, JOHN PLUNKETT. OSCAR CRESWELL. GEORGE HAYES, JOE B. RICHARDSON. WILLARD CURRY. RUSSELL LYON. WORLEY S. ROUTON. JAMES ELLENBERG. ROBERT NOEL. WALKER. Mgr. WARREN, SHELBURNE PICK. DAN SEASON'S RESUME Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 : Maryville . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 : Vanderbilf . . . . . . . . . . . . 7I Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . 63V2: Kenfucky . . . . . . . . . . . . 53V2 S . I - A - A - M E E T No'r form bu'r heighf as H16 pole-vaulfer . clears Hue bar +0 garner a win for Ten- Tennessee. . . . . . .61: MaryVIHe. . . . . .48: Sewanee . . . . . . . .20 nessee. HIGH AND HARD ARE THE HURDLES ON A MUDDY DAY FOR TRACKMEN EflandI MolinskiI BarnesI Marffin, Kinser, Agee Knowling, SCHEDULE Tennessee . . 2 ; Ken+ucky . 6 enmessee . . . . . 2 ; Georgia . . 6 'ennessee . . . . . 4 ; The Cifadel . 4 ennessee , A 2 1-2: Columbus r 5 l-2 enmessee . k 3 1 Alabama . 5 LETTERMEN Jimmy Love Ed Molinski Ed Knowling Henry Wood Gene Marrin Kyle Agee. Mgr. BOX Wood, Haffield, Love Under Hue guidance 01C +heir new coach. Sim Efland, +he Orangemen show greaf promise for +he coming season wifh veferans refurning in every division. Opening +he campaign wi+h Kenfucky, +he Vols came 0qu on Hwe shorf end of a 6-+o-2 decision and We fol- lowing week dropped a ma+ch +0 Georgia by H16 same score in a Closely con+e5+ed encounfer. Againsf fhe CH- adel +he Hill represenfaHves displayed Jrheir besf form in gaining a four-all draw; Wood. Knowling, Marfin. and Molinski were Tennesseee's winners. Journeying +0 Washingfon. EHand's charges were defeafed by Colum- bus Universify 5 l-2 +0 2 I-2. In +he season finale +he Vols dropped a 5-+o-3 engagemenf +0 Alabama. Ed Molinski unlimired Class, won all his four mafches during Hue regular season and wen+ +0 +he finals of +he S. E. C. Jrournamenlr held aJr Tampa. Fla. ther Ten- nessee srandbys were Henry Wood. Ed Knowling. and Gene Marfin. Sfarfing +he season wiJrh a small and inexperienced squad. +he wresHing Jream coached by Bill Murrell over- came ifs handicaps +0 win +he Cify Jream championship for Hue firer +ime. Affer dropping ero decisions +0 Van- derbiH and one +0 +he Knoxville Y. M. C. A.. He Vol forces improved s+eadily +0 furn back Hue Y squad in +he second meeHng of +he feams. making a +hird ma+ch necessary +0 decide +he ci+y HHe. 1n H115 ma+ch +he Vols rang up 5 2I l-2 +0 14 1-2 vidory. +aking four ma+ches by fall and gaining a draw in anofher. Among +he oufsfanding members of +he 1939 squad were Tanner. N. Freeman. Crane. and SwaHord. Tanner won four 0qu of his seven mafches, Jrwo wifh Maryville and ero th H1e Knoxville Y. Coach Murrell anficipafes H1e greaJresnL manL season Tennessee has ever had neer year. since every member of H16 squad will refurn for compe+i+ion. I939 SCHEDULE Tennessee . . . . . O ; Vanderbilf . . . 25 Tennessee. 12 I-2; Knoxville Y . . l7 l-Z Tennessee . . . . . l3 ; VanderbihL . . . . l7 Tennessee. 12 l-2: Knoxville Y . 7 l-2 Tennessee . . . . , 8 ; MaryviHe . . . . 23 Tennessee . . . . . IO ; Maryville . . . . 25 Tennessee . . . . . 2! l-2; Knoxville Y . . . l4 l-Z WRESTLING Firs? Row: Jonesl Brakebill. McAllesfer. Sione, Grissim Second Row: Householder. Crane. Swafford, Harrison, Smifh Third Row: Murrell, Freeman, Nevios, Tannerl Jones Broughfon, Slafery, GillespieI Armifage, LeeI Mclnfyre I938 SCHEDULE LETTERMEN Tennessee . . , , , . .4; MaryVIHe . . . . . . . . 4 Jack Armifage. Searle Gillespie, Capt George Krisle. Lee McAfee. Tennessee , . . $ . L , . 2; Vanderbilf . . . . . n . 5 Walfer Randolph, Herberf SlaHery, James Cowan. John R. Lufz, Mgr. Tennessee , , , . ,6; Cumberland U. . . ; . . . 5 Tennessee. - ; $ , . ; .I: Kenmcky. . . . . V , - - .8 Despife Hweir failure +0 win a maiorify of He :emessee' ' :;?5C91U:' $ ' ' ': mafches played. Hwe Tennessee Jrennis Jream ennessee. . : lrmmg am ou. . . . . . , . Temessee . u 7: Cumberland U. . . . '0 coached by Hugh Faus+ had a fairly successful Tennessee. . . . . . . 5; vanderbiH . . . . . . . . . .2 season In 1938. The Vol racquef swmgers won Tennessee - - - ' . .4? Emory 3' Henry . . -3 four confesfs, 10er six, and Hed one. SfarJrIng Tennessee . . . . . . . .O' Kenfucky . . . . . . . .9 - - ' +he seas n wn+h nl Ca Jr. Geor e Krlsle as a Tennessee. . . . . . . . .3; 153er Tenn. Teachers . . A4- 0 O y p g seasoned veferan. +he Vols grew pofenJr as +he season wore on. WHh Armifage. Gillespie. and T E N N several oJrhers reJrumIng for compeJriJrion. Hue ou+- look is brigl'frer +his spring. A ,; m, w m Tennessee en+ered H16 big +Ime collegiafe golf compeHJrion for He firer Jrime laer spring, and alfhough +he Vols dropped eighnL omL of nine ma+ches, i+ Jrook some of Hue beswL fairway squads in He coun+ry +0 Jrum +he Jrrick. Coach Jimmy Walls' feam played hos+ Jro several Jrouring Jreams from Norfhem schools on Hue Cherokee links. in addifion +0 meefing Kenfucky, Georgia Tech, and Sewanee thin Hue conference. Walls faces a Jrough problem in replacing Price. Michael. and Wesfercamp Hwis season. I938 SCHEDULE Tennessee . . . , . . . 7 : Michigan . . ..... .20 Tennessee. . . l-2: Ga. Tech . . . . . . . I7 1-2 Tennessee. . . . . . 3 l-2: Washingfon U. . . . . . l4 I-Z Tennessee . . ..... 6 : Wayne U. . ...... I2 Tennessee. . . . . . . 4 1 Univ. of Cinn. . . . . A . 4 Tennessee. . . . . . . 7 ; Kenfucky . . . . . . . . I4 Tennessee. . . . . . . 8 l-2; Kenfucky . . . . . . . I2 l-2 Tennessee . . . . . . . O ; Ga. Tech . . . . . . . 18 Tennessee. . l6 l-Z; Sewanee . . . . . . . . I 1-2 LETTERMEN Marvin Ellison. Thomas Michael. Capt Harry Price, Forresf Orr, Mason Tque. Charles Wes+ercamp. Maynard Wingo. Mgr. G 0 L F FuHon, Fones. Ellison. Allenl Wise, Laws. Dough'ry. FirsiL Row: TomlinI LyonsI Spain, WebbI Elmore, Yagodkin, Novofny Second Row: Cole. AshleyI Hulfquisf, Powell, Brock, Murphyl Miller SCHEDULE Tennessee's swimming Jream, coached by Godfrey Tennessee. . . . ' . I . .56; Maryville . . . . . . ' . J9 Novofny. Jrook four 0qu of nine meeJrs againsf represenfa- Tennessee. . I I . . I . .63; Tuscumm I I . I . I . I .I2 five opposifion for ano+her good season. The Vois loer Tennessee. . . . . . . . .23; Kenfucky . . . . . y . . 5I several ou+sfanding performers from He previous year. $:::::::: - - . ' - - - 2'53? ngzrme - . - - - ' . - 3: and wifhdrawal of ofhers reduced Hue Jream s+reng+h. Tennessee: 32 Clemsgn.. '43 Presence of a number of classy freshmen on Hue Jream Tennessee. I I I I I . I .20: cyemson I I I I I I I I '55 enabled +he Vols +0 Jrake minor mafches by sizable mar- Tennesseey . . . . y . . .16; Florida . . . . . . . . .59 gins, bqu a conference rule forbids use of fIrSJr-year men Tennessee- - . - - - - . -24? Miami - . - ' . - . ' - -5' in loop compefiffon. Highlighf of He season was +he smashing of SEC ool records b Hwese fresh earl in . LETTERMEN +he year. p y y Jones' YagOdk'n' Elmore' HUHqUISJr- WBbbw Spain. The Vols Jrook meefs from Maryville and Tusculum by NUMERALMEN one-sided scores and +hen fell vic+ims +0 Kenfucky 5I-23. . Then came vicfories over Maryville and Auburn and a chWSw Curhs, Kellen AShleyw BrOCk' close 4332 loss +0 Clemson. Winding up +he season Hue Tennessee mermen me+ Clemson. Florida, and +he Uni- versify of Miami on a leng+hy road +rip. Tennessee was again awarded Hue conference meexL which was held in Jrhe Alumni Memorial na+a+orium In April. H16 frafernify baskefball fourney. In Ions. 5 Fas+ acHon feam. P m a In c 4.. ID .1 e .k S 6 ID m a G Ills wmmng SWlmmlng F 2 ba'ron in +he annual Relay Carnival. ToHng +he 6 Chi golfing champs. Igma 3-S Record-seH'ing Company relay ?eam 7 igma Chi acfive relay winners. 44 8-Phi Sig fennis finalis+s. IZ-ShooH ln girls baske+balL 9 Doing H Hue hard way in Hue swimming mee'L I3-Norris carries +he Tri-DeH' bafon. l0--K. A. fennis fourney winners. ll-Tri-Del+s vs. Chi Omega's in girls volley ball. l4--Chi Omega volley ball champs. I--Up and over in girls volley ball. 2 Overhead shof in sororify baske+balL 3 Searching H1e sack in H1e shoe race. 4-AHen rounds +he furn for +he Sigma's. 5 FIeeHoo+ Lawrence. Freshman race winner. mPicking 'em up in Hue so orify shoe 7 A winner in Hue swimming meeH 8-Chi Omega swimming champions. Fancy diving! I0 Wai+ing for a good one! II S+rike one! I2 Behind +he pla+e in hardball. I3-Sfrike fwo! l4 A play a+ Hue plafe. l5 Jefer swings af 5 curve. !6 WeII, he swings wi+h form. anyway! l7-S. P. E.'s a+ ba+ in hardball. I8-Pause for brea+h in Hue swimming meet l9--Dobson does one siHing up. 20 Garref+, Fiii hurler. 2I-Speed in form in Hue pool. 22 Mar+in comes in on anofher of his homers. 23-Se'r +0 sock one. 24 A swing af +he old apple. ARALLELING THE GROWTH OF THE INDUSTRIAL LINES IN THE STATE HAS BEEN THE TREMENDOUS INCREASE IN URBAN POPULATION. KNOXVILLE. CHAT- TANOOGA. NASHVILLE, AND MEMPHIS HAVE DISPLAYED A REMARKABLE DEVELOP- MENT. WITH THE LATTER NOW LEADING THE STATE AS THE COMMERCIAL CENTER OF THE SOUTH. $9 wkxm wa $3 Q, Q .5 mWL w . L ?gumwmmmmwi, 3w, LE, L... 1..m. m. 597 T , g mmmmmmmmmi $22 kg, xx, x. WL.W.,WWLHL.LL.L,L,L, :91 59, ,me i. , yr, x 1i... ML..M.L,L.LLHW,WHL.LLQL.L, ,. ,L,L.L,,L., xsas L.L,L,.. LmLL.mL..,QL..L,L L7,. x; f? .,LxL,7L,,L,L7LL,L,w ,6 LL , . ,2 3... , Q ,.L.L,.,LL..M.MLL2.L,WL,,.L LNLLmEmiiLZ LL 3:. L sLLLL.,3u.LL,. m. L3,L,.W,LU,L.LL, LL FRATERHITIES AND SORORITIES M M M WW Flrsf Row: Allen, Armsfrong, BarfhoWomem Bass Brumfield, Chrisfenberry. Second Row Denman, Draper, Ellison, Hufchison, Jackson. Jamieson. Third Row: Johnsfon, King, Miller. Millirons, Penfecosf. Fourfh Row: Pickett Richardson, Roysfonl Sarver, Smofherman. Fiffh Row: Sullins, Williams, Winn, Worden, Young. E2401 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL OFFICERS JACK DENMAN SCHULER JAMIESON PAT MILLIRONS CAYCE L. PENTECOST Presiden+ Vice-Presiden+ Secre+a ry Treasurer MEMBERS Alpha Tau Omega SAM SULLINS BOB HUTCHISON Del+a Sigma Phi CLIFFORD ARMSTRONG PENN WORDEN DeH'a Tau DeH'a JACK DENMAN ED PICKETT Pi Kappa Alpha PAT MILLIRONS HERMAN SARVER Kappa Sigma GILBERT ALLEN BEN MILLER Pi Kappa Phi WILLARD RICHARDSON LANAS ROYSTER Phi Sigma Kappa CECIL JACKSON CHARLES KING Phi Gamma Dell'a GEORGE BASS JIMMY LOVE Kappa Alpha ELLIS SMOTHERMAN SCHU LER JAMIESON Sigma Phi Epsilon CAYCE PENTECOST CHARLES JOHNSTON Sigma Alpha Epsilon DEXTER CHRISTENBERRY MARVIN ELLISON Sigma Nu EARL WILLIAMS BEN YOUNG Sigma Chi FRED DRAPER SAM BARTHOLEMEW Lambda Chi Alpha MARION BRUMFIEL POWELL WINN Firsf Row: H. M. Abele, R. K. Abele, Adams. Ashley, Benziger, Bows, Brinkerhoff. Second Row: Burks, Chambers, Oark, Currie, Deck, Dempsfer, Dooley. Third Row: Elmore, Fin- cannon, Frierson, Grant Harf, Hickerson, Hines, Hufcheson. Fourth Row: Hufchison, Logan, Moore, Newman, Pardue, Pence, Prince, Ratliff. Fiffh Row: Rogers Shepard, Skeljon, R. F. SmHh, W. Smith Sfansberry. Sulllns, Tanner. Sixfh Row: Thornfon, Tranum, Wade, Ware, Weakley, Whife, Williams, Woodruff. ALPHA TAU OMEGA Members LAW L. D. WORD .................................... Knoxville MELVIN WEAKLEY ............................... Dyersburg I939 NAT BOWE .................................... CapleviHe HORACE DECK .................................. Knoxville TOM DEMPSTER .................................. Knoxville BYRL LOGAN ................................ Richmond, Ind. WILLIAM PARSON5 ................................ Knoxville WILLIAM FENCE ................................. Limesfone NEAL ROGERS ................................... Memphis MARION SKELTON ............................. HarfsviHe, Ga. SAM SULLINS ................................. Foun+ain Cify WADE SMITH .................................. Whifehaven ROSS WADE ................................... Union City ROBERT WOODRUFF ........................... '. . . . , Knoxville I940 HOWELL ABELE ................................. Whifehaven CHARLES BURKS .................................. Knoxville JACK CURRIE ................................... Ripley LESLIE FRAZlER ................................. Cleveland LAWRENCE FRIERSON ............................... Knoxvilie JOE H-ICKERSON .......................... Winchesfer VERNON HINES ................................. Oeveland JACK HUTCHESON ................................. Ripley DeWITT SHEPARD ................................ Knoxville CHARLES TRANUM .............................. Johnson Cify l94l CLAUDE ADAMS ................................. Dyersburg ROBERT BRINKERHOFF ........................... BellviHe, N. J. CHARLES CHAMBERS .............................. Brownsville C. W. CLARK ................................... Memphis JAMES GRANT ............................... Dyersburg ROSSER HART ................................... Memphis ROBERT S. HUTCHISON ............................. Brownsville FRED MOORE ................................... Dyersburg SAM NEWMAN .................................. Knoxville ORZO PRINCE ................................... Nasthlle CARL RATLIFF .............................. Washingtonl D. C. CHARLES STANSBERRY ............................... Clinfon WILLIAM TANNER ............... . ............. Union Cify I942 ROLAND ABELE ................................. Whifehaven BARRET ASHLEY ................................. Dyersburg CHARLES BENZIGER ................................ Knoxville WALTER DOOLEY ................................. Knoxville HARRY ELMORE .................................. Knoxville SAM FINCANNON ................................ Knoxville JAMES PARDUE .................................. Knoxville IKE PEEL A .................................... Dyersburg ROBERT SMITH .................................. Limesfone ALBERT THORNTON . . . .- . . . ...................... Whifehaven JACK WARE . .................................... Sparfa JOE WHITE ......................... Union Cify BILL WILLlAMS . . . ................. . . . . . ..... Knoxville House Mofher ........................... MRS. E. L. ANDREWS P l C H A P T E R I243J mWAK ? w $5 ,ggii M? y. same : 4 awn w 2 x, S! Wen ,ww wwwmw , w , -2m X F5 gags? aw First Row: Armsfrong, Barnes, Bobo, Campbell, Clarkl Clement Cobble. Second Row: CrockeH, Deaderick, R. L, Deaderick, R. 0.! Dunlap, Farrar, Famk, Fox. Third Row: Gibbs, Guy! Helms, Homer, Kline, Kloss, D l Kbssl E. Fourfh Row: Murphy, Nicew, Niles. PaHy, Reed, Rhudy, Rosson. Fiffh Row: Russell, Searle, Sloan, Smifhl WallrabI WhifeI Worden. DELTA SIGMA PHI Members GRADUATE J. FRED BREHM . . . . V V . .................. . . . . Knoxville I939 J. L. BARNES . . V . V . ...................... V . . . Sweefwafer ROY CLARK . V . . . . ..... V V ....... . V ........ Concord CHESTER FAULK . . . ........ V . . ................ Covingfon JOE MURPHY . V . . V V V . . V V V V V ...... Knoxville GLENN F. NILELY . . V . V V . . V , V . . .Washburn ROBERT M. RUSSELLV JR. ,,,,, V . ................... Memphis RUSSELL SMITH . . . V .......... V . V V Whifehaven I940 CLIFFORD ARMSTRONG ............................ Lexingfon JOHN CAMPBELL . . . . , V . . . ..................... MaryviHe LLOYD CLEMENT V V . . ........................ Big Sandy RAYMOND COBBLE . . . . . . . . . . . . .................. Midway HERMAN CROCKETT ............................... Big Sandy AUSIIN FOX . V . ........................... Concord JAMESLVSUY...V.VV.V ............... ...Memphis FKANK MILLS . . . . .................... Concord C. R. PATTY . . . . . . V . . V .................... . . . V Memphis TOM SEARLE V . . .............. . V . V . V Knoxville I94I R. I. DEADERICK . . V . . ...................... Knoxville R. O. DEADERICK . . V V V . . . V V ...... V . V V . ....... Knoxville BILL DUNLAP . . V . V . . . . .......... . VVVVVVVVVV Memphis EDDY FOX . . . . .V . . ....................... Lewisburg RAY HORNER V ........ V ............ Washburn DON KLOSS . . V ............. . . . ....... Knoxville JIMMY REED V V . . . V ....................... Lewisburg RALPH RHUDY V . V . V V . . ........ . V V ..... Comers Rock, Va. JOE ROSbON . . . . . V . V . . . . . . . .............. Memphis PENN VVQRDEN ............. . V V . V Knoxville I942 JOHN ADAMS . . . . V V V . . ........ . . . ........ Knoxvi 1e JAMES BEWNS . . V . V . V V . ............. V ....... Knova Ie PAUL 8080 . . . . V . . V . . ................... Chaffanooga HENRY ELLIS . . V . . V . V . ........................ Memp Is ISAIAH FARRAR . . . . . . . . V ...................... Shelbyvile MARSHALL GIBBS . . . . V . . V . VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV Ashland CARL HELMS . ..... . . . V ......................... Knoxvi le GUY KLINE . . . V V V . . . .......................... Memp is EDMUND KLOSS . . V . . ......... . V V VVVVVVVVV Knoxvi Ie BOYCE MCCORKLE . . . . . . V . . . V .................. Knoxvi le GEORGE MILLS . . . V . . . V . V V V V . ................. Concord CARL NlLES . . . V . . . V . . ........................ Knoxvi We BILLY NOEL . . . . . . . . . ......................... Greenvi Is TED SLOANi. . . . . . V . . ......................... Humboldt LEROY WALLRAB V . . . . V . . V . ..................... Knoxvi Xe FRED WHITE . . . . ......................... Parls House Mofher VVVVVVVVVVVVVV . . . . . VVVVVV MRS. SALLY BROWN OMICRON CHAPTER V2451 Firsf Row: Bar on, Berry Boudreaul CoXe, Coppedge, Deal. Second Row: Denman, Dickey, Ellison, Fisher, Francis, Frazier. Third Row: Hall, Harris, HufchisonI Jarnigan, Kupfer, Lawhon. Fourfh Row: Love, Manm PaHon, PickeH, Reed, Sfevens. Fh'fh Row: Taylor, Thomas, Webster, Whife, WHson, Wright DELTA TAU Members DELTA LAW DAVID DICKEY .......... . Sweefwafer CHARLES ELLISON .............. , LaFoHeHe EUGENE HOLTSINGER ..................... Dandridge I939 JACK DENMAN ....................... Copper HiH W. H. FISHER ........................ Hickman. Ky. PAUL FRANCIS ........................ LaFolleHe ROBERT HALL ......................... Memphis CARL KUPFER . .................... KnoxviHe I940 BEDFORD BERRY . . . . . ............... . .Trezevanf ROBERT BOUDREAU . . . ................. Knoxville EDWARD COLE . ................... Knoxville PHIL HARRIS ......................... Greenfield HOWARD MANN . . . . ................ . . Knoxville BAXTER PATTON ....................... Brownsville EDWARD PICKETT . .................. Memphis L. C. STEVENS. JR ........................ Memphis CHARLES TAYLOR . . ................. Brownsville GEORGE THOMAS . . ......... . .Greenfield RICHARD WHITE .................. Rufherford HERBERT WILSON ................... . .Memphis l94l JOSEPH BARTON ................... . Greenfield NEEDHAM COPPEDGE . ............. . BrownsvilIe AL HUTCHISON ......................... Obion JAMES FRAZIER ......................... Dayfon H. B. JARNIGAN . . . . .................. . Dandridge W. H. LOVE .......................... Humboldf HARRY WEBSTER ........................ Memphis LEONARD WRIGHT . ................. Knoxville I942 HERFEL DEAL . ..................... Car+er JAMES LAWHON ........................ Knoxville ELWOOD POWERS ....................... Knoxville WILLIAM REED .................... . Bogofa. N. J. AGUSTUS SHAKELFORD ..................... Tren+on DELTA DELTA E2471 CHAPTER First Row: Adams, Aden, C. Aldem J. Alden, Baker, Barrett Boyd, C. Bozeman. Second Row: 5. Bozemam Burnsl D Campbew M Campbell, Cannom R. E Carfer W. Car+er, Dickerson. Third Row: Dougan, Dozier, Fishen Foxworfhy, Given, Graham, Hawkins, Hayes. Fourfh Row: Hooser, Homer, Jamieson, Jen- :95ng 9a nings, Joyner, Lamb Maione, McAdams Fiffh Row: McComb, McGowan, McKenney Middhecoff, Miles MIHer, Monaghanl Neel. Sixfh Row: NormnI Rainwafer, Richardson SmarH, Smofherman, Thomas, ThursiLonl Vor- der Bruegge, Woods. KAPPA ALPHA Members GRADUATE R. E. CARTER ..... . . .......................... Mascof LAW SHULER JAMIESON ....... . . . . . . . ............... Covingfon CHESTER RAINWATER . . . . . . . ...................... Dandridge VINCENT VORDER BRUEGGE ........................... Memphis WILLIAM WOODS .............................. Murfreesboro I939 DALE ALDEN . . . . . . . ............ . . . . . . ...... Portland SAM BOZEMAN . . . . . . . ....................... KnoxviHe WALTER CARTER .................................. Mascotb J. W. DICKERSON . ..... . . . . ................. Shelbyville PAGE DOUGAN ..... , . . . . . ................. Jackson CHARLES FISHER . . , , . .................... Covingfon CLIFTON FOXWORTHY . . . . , . .................. Forf Myers, Fla. JOE B. HAYES ........ . ...................... Murfreesboro WILLIAM HOOSER ............................... Warfrace KAHLE JENNINGS . . . . . . ...................... Knoxville ROBERT LAMB . . . ....................... . . , . FayeffeviHe LAVERN LlNKE . . . ..... . ................ . . ..... PorHand ROBERT MILES ................................. Murfreesboro ROBERT SMOTHERMAN ............................ Murfreesboro ISAAC WRIGHT . . . , . . . ....................... Gallafin I940 JOHN ADtN . . . . . . ........................ Memphis ED ADAMS ..................... . . .......... Memphis FRANK ALDEN ............................... GoodleHsville JOHN FRED BOYD . . . . . . . , . ..................... Cleveland MIKE CAMPBELL . . . . , , ..... ............... Tullahoma TOM CANNON . . . . ................... . . Murfreesboro CULVER DOZlER ................................ Fayetteville TOM GIVAN . . . . . . . .......... V . . ........ Murfreesboro JACK HORNER ................................. Memphis JOE MCADAMS ...... . .......................... Pefersburg BROWN PALMER . . . . . . . ......... . .............. Erwin OAKLEY SMARTT . . . , . . ....................... Mt. Julief JAMES THURSTON . . . . . . . ...................... Memphis I941 SAM ASHBY ................................... FayeHeville HARRY BAKER ................................... Gallafin HOWARD BOZEMAN . , , . . . . . .................... Knoxville SAMMY BURNS . A . . . . . . V . ........ . . . . , Ripley DAN CAMPBELL . ......................... Washingfon, D. C. WESLEY HAWKINS . . . . . . . ................... South PiHsburg MALCOLM HAWKINS . . . . . . . . ..................... BarfleH WILLIAM MCGOWAN ....... . . . ................... Covingfon JOHN MCKINNEY . . . . . . . . ........................ Memphis TOM MALONE . . . . . . . . .................... .Whifehaven MUMFORD MILLER ................................ Memphis CHARNELL MIDDLECOFF ........................... Memphis ROBERT RICHARDSON . . . ; ......................... Tullahoma HENRY WOOD ...... V. . , .......................... Brisfol 1942 WILLIAM BARRETT ................................ Memphis ROBERT JOYNER ................................. Memphis WILLIAM MCCOMB ................................. Jellico ROBERT MONOGHAN ............................ Hawley, Pa JAMES NEEL , . . . . . . . . . .......................... Brisfol WILLIARD NORTON ............................. Bosfon, Mass. JOE THOMAS .................................... Brisfol House Mofher . . . . . . . . ................... MRS. RAY RUBIENS P l C H A P T E R FIrsf Row: Allen, Anderson, Arf ur, Brownlow, CampbeH, Carfer, CochranI Cory. Second Row: Crumley, Davis Eafon, Edwarda Ewart Ewing Burkharh Fernandez, Third Row: Galloway, GarreH, Garfh- Harbison, Hodges Fones, Fulier, Hancock, V Hendrix, Jones, KiHebrew. Lane, Lawrence. Lee, Love- righf, Haynes, Harris, Row: Harlan, Fourfh ioyI Lqu Marks, Mays, Miller. Fiffh Row: Millice, Mifchell, Moore. Morris, Murley, C. Murphy, J. Murphy, Myers, McCook, Neb- leff. Slx'rh Row: Park, Phillips, Pollock Pope, Poffer, Ramsey, Richardson, Rochelke Rudolph, Seymour. Seventh Row: Sprankle, Sfem, Sfuarf, Summers, Towe, Vefferl Warlick, Web- sfer, Wilson, Wood. KAPPA SIGMA Members LAW JAMES FERNANDEZ . . . . . . . . .............. . . Tampa Florida WILUAM HARDXN DAVIS FONES ...................... Memphis JAMES LEONARD GARTHRIGHTl JR ....................... Memphis WILLIAM EDWARDS HANCOCK ......................... Memphis BENJAMIN F. MCAULEY . . . . . . . ..................... Jackson JAMES LEROY NEBLETT ....................... . . .ClarksviHe ARTHUR S, SEYMOUR . . . . . . . . ...................... Knoxville OLIN L. WILSON . . . . . . A ......................... Jackson 1939 GILBERT W. ALLEN . . . . . . . ........................ Knoxville JACK H. CARTER . . . . . . . . ........................ Knoxville JIMMY OWEN EWART . . . . . . . . ..................... Memphis HUGH B FULTON . . . . . . . . ................. Owensboro, Kenfucky JOHN R. HARBISON, JR .......... , . ............ Knoxville DOUGLAS LOVEJOY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville ROY ROCHELLE. JR ................................ Knoxville CHARLES D. WOOD . . . . . . . ....................... KnoxviIle 1940 S. NEWT ANDERSON, JR. . . . . . . . .................. Soufh Piffsburg ALEX A. ARTHUR . . . . . . . ......................... Mascoi RALPH E. BLALOCK . .' . . . . . . . Knoxvi e BILLIE BROWNLOW . . . . . . . . ....................... Knoxvi e OHN B. CORY ............................. Robbinslee, N. C. JACK THOMPSON EDWARDS JR. . . . . . .................. Memphis C'FI'ARLES e. EWING ............................... Knoxvi e BERNARD W. FULLER . . . . . . . ....................... Knoxvi e JOE M. GALLOWAY ............................... Knoxvi e MCAFEE LEE . .................................. Knoxvi e JACK MURPHY .................................. Knoxvi 6 ANDREW JACKSON MYERS, JR .......................... Memp is JOHN H. POPE . . . . . . . ......................... Knoxvi e W. W. POTTEK JR. . . . . . . . ........................ Knoxvi e FRED G. RAMSEY ................................. Knoxvi e L. A R1CHARDSON, JR .............................. Knoxvi e CAREY SUMMERS . . . . . . . ......................... Lexingfon JACK TALLENT .................................. Knoxvi e JERE H. TOWE . . . . . . . ........................... Nashvi e DAVlD A. WRIGHT ................................ Knoxvi e l94l JOHN H. BURKHART . . . . . . ........................ Knoxvi e UTTON T. COCHRAN. JR. . . , . . . ...................... Knoxvi e HARRY CRUMLEY ............................... Johnson Ci y BILLY CHAFER DAVIS . . . . . . ........................ Memp is ARCH MAXWELL EATON, JR. . . . . . . . ................... Memp is BENTON HENDRIX . ............................... Mempwis LOUIS MARKS . . . . . . . ........................... Mempwis HERBERT MAYS .................................. Knoxvi e WILLIAM BENJAMIN MILLER . . . . . . ..................... Ripey JOHN K. MILLICE . . . . . . ........................... Mascof CHARLES E. MURPHY ..... . ................. BaHimorel Maryland ROBERT M. PHILLIPS . . . . . . ........................ Memp'lls WILLIAM J. POLLOCK, JR. . . . . . . ..................... Knoxvi e CHARLES HOWARD SPRANKLE . . . . . . ................... Knoxvi e GAINES R. STUART . . . . . . . ........................ Knoxvi e ERNEST D. WAKLICK ................................ Jackson JAMES WEBSTER ..... . . .......................... Knoxvi e I942 WILLIAM B. CAMPBELL .............................. Loudon ARTHUR L. GARRETT, JR .............................. Jackson ALLEN D. HARLAN. JR. . . . . . . ..................... Decafur, 6a. W. C. HARRIS, JR ..... . . . ......................... Jackson WILLIAM POINDEXTER HAYNES . . ...................... Woodlawn JAMES S. HODGES . .............................. Knoxville GUY M. JONES . . ................................ Clinfon ALFRED B. KILLEBREW ............................. Clarksville JOHN W. LANE ............................. Springfield, N. J. JOHN LUTZ . . . . . . ............................. Loudon ARCHIE LAWRENCE ............................... Nashville ROBERT S. MCCOOK ............................... Knoxville BILLY S. MITCHELL . . . . . . ....................... Millingfon JOHN WILLIAM MOORE . . . . . . . ..................... KnoxviHe LOVELL JT MORRISl JR. . . . . . . ................... Signal Moun+ain OCTUS R. MURLEY ................................ Memphis WILLIS MILLION PARK ............................... Benfon FRANK RUDOLPH ................................ Clarksville JAMES M. STEM ............................... Chaffanooga NEWELL S. THOMPSON . . . . . . . ....................... Oneida ADOLPH R. VETTER ................................. Jackson House Mother . . . . . . . . ...................... MRS. ED SMITH LAMBDA CHAPTER E2511 mg; way, ,1 Firsf Row: Bowman, Brumfiei, CaHoway Calvin, Clark! CurHsl Dean Second Row: Demos, J, Demos, K, Doub, Edwards, Fazarkerw, Fowler, Frassranol Third Row: Gardner. Hardison, Hinfon, Hoofs Krichbaum, Meriwefher. Minfzer. Fourfh Row: Nuft Owens, Painfer, Parker, Parkinson, Rowland, Shelby. Fiffh Row: SfoneK Swisher, Thomas, Walker, Wallace, WiHiams, Winn 8 , Winn, LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Members GRADUATE WALTER CLARK . V . . , . . ................ . . . . Chaffanooga LAW GEORGE FRITTS . . . , . . ........................ Chaffanooga CARL FOWLER . . . .............. . . . , . . . . Oarkvae I939 JOE BOWMAN . . . . . . ............... . ........ Knoxville PAUL W. CURIIS .................... . . V . . . . , Chaffanooga JOHN DOUB . , . . . .............. . . V , . ...... OoHewah JEWETT EDWARDS . . . . . ............. . . V . , . ChaHanooga FELiX HOOTS . . .................. . V . ........ Nashville GRAY JONES , , . . . ......................... Mounfain Cify EDWARD KRICHBAUM . . . . . ........... , , . . . . . . Chattanooga ROBERT E. NUTT . . . . . . . . . .................... NashviHe JAMES PARKER . , . . . . .................... . , . . , Nashvilie JESS PERKINSON , . . . ........................... Efowah BRUCE SHELBY . , . . . . , .......... . . , ..... ClarksviHe RAY STONE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V . . . . . Co1umbia GLENN WALKER . . . . , .......... , . ....... Lebanon I940 , MARION BRUMFIEL . . . . . . .......... . . . . , . . . , , , .Alcoa GRAHAM CLARK . . . ................ . , . . . ,Clarksville CHARLES DEAN . . . . . ........................... Memphis JOHN FRASSRAND . . . ......................... Winchester RICHARD HARDlSON . . . . . . ....................... Nashville OLIN MINTZER .................................. Nashville ROBERT SWISHER , . . . . . , . , ..................... Apison JOE WALLACE . . . . ........ . . ................ GaHafin PAUL WILLIAMS . . . . . . ................. . . . . Memphis BUFORD WINN . . . . . . . , . ......... . . . .......... Nashville l94l JOHN BRYAN . . . . V ..................... MeridianI Miss. ROBERT DEMOS .............................. Chaffanooga WILLARD DIKE . . . . . ............. . r ........... NashviHe LEWIS HINTON . . . . . ...................... . . . ClarksviHe BOB MERRIWETHER . . . . . . . . . .................... Clarksville CAMBRAI REED ................................. Maryville WOODROW THOMAS . . . . . . . ....................... Gailafin POWELL WINN . . . . . . ............................ Nashville I942 FOSTER CALLOWAY . . . . . . . . ...................... Lenoir Cify IRVIN CALVIN . . . . . . . . . ......................... Memphis JAMES DEMOS . . . . . . . ......................... ChaHanooga GEORGE FAZAKERLY . . . ........................ Memphis RAY GARDNER . . . . . . . . ....................... , . Nashville WILLIAM OWENS ....... . . ....................... Kingsporf ERNEST PAINTER . . . . . . . . ........................ Kingspon DEE ROWLAND . . . . . A . ............... : ........... Kingsporf House Mofher . . . . . . . . . . .................. MRS. C. J. LADD EPSILON OMICRON CHAPTER IZSBJ Firsf Row: Allen, Armifage, Ausfin, Bass. Bowling, E. S. Bowman! J. W. Bowman, Brad- Iey, Brakebill. Second Row: Brown, Cox, Crews, Davenport Donahue, E. Dooley. J. Dooley, Doughfy, EIdridge. Third Row: Fra- zier, Garreff, Gasque, Griscom, Haddox, Huff Humphries, Johns, Jones. Fourfh Row: Kelly, Zn aim 5y M Kerrl KnIsley, Kreis, Lea, Maerker. Maloney, C. Manning, E. T. Manning Fiffh Row: R. Manning, Mayes, McAHesferI McDowell, Mc- Kinney, McLaughlin, G. D. Monfgomery, J. B. Monfgomery, Polk. Sixfh Row: Prafer, ProffiH, Smifh, Trent Tucker, WadeI Williams, Woods, Young. WW, WW, PHI GAMMA DELTA Members GRADUATES MAC ROY BASQUE . . . . . Asheville, N. C. RUSSELL PATTERSON . . . . . .......................... Trenfon WILLIAM WILSON . . ............................ Cleveland WILLIAM W. KREIS . . . . . . . ....................... Morristown GtORGE KRISLE . . . . . . . . ......................... Knoxvi e WILLIAM McLAUGHLIN ........................... Johnson Ci y GEORGE D. MONTGOMERY . . . . . ..................... Knoxvi e I939 HUGH A. BOWLING ........ . ................. Founfain Ci v EDWARD S. BOWMAN . ............................. Knoxvl 8 JAMES COWAN ................................. La Grange ERNEST DOOLEY ................................. Knoxvi e GEORGE DOUGHTY .............................. Greenevi 6 WILLIAM J. HAGAN . . . . . . ....................... Knoxvi e CLAUDE MANNING ...... . . ...................... Knoxvi 6 WILLIAM G. POLK ................................ Knoxvi e DAVID QUINN . . . . . . ........................... Knoxvi e TOM TRENT ................................... Knoxvi 6 JAMES WOODS . . ............................... Lewisburg I940 JOHN A. ARMITAGE ............................ Greenevl e ROBERT C. AUSTIN .................... . ........ Greenevi e GEORGE BASS . . . ............................... Decherd JAMES W. BRAKEBILL .............................. Knoxvi e SAM YOUNG GARRETT .......................... Dixon Springs HARRY GRISCOM . . . . . . ........................ ChaHanooga JAMES W. LOVE ................................. Nashvi e EUGENE MARTIN .................................. Tasso WILLIAM MAYES ................................. Lewisburg SPEARS MCALLESTER ............................. ChaHanooga M. B. MCKINNEY . . . . . . ......................... Memp is 1 JOE MONTGOMERY . . . . . . ........................ Maryvi e WILLIAM B. PRATER . . . . . . ........................ Knoxvi e HARWELL PROFFITT ..... . . ........................ Maryvi e MATTHEW TUCKER . ................................ Rip ey I94I WILLIAM H. DAVENPORT . . . . . . .................... ChaHanooga L. A. DICK . . . . . . .............................. Knoxvile CHARLES DOBSON ................................ Knoxvi le ERWIN DOOLEY ................................ Johnson Cify FREDERICK A. ELMORE . . . . . . ....... , ................ Louisvi Xe ROBERT ELDRIDGE .............................. ChaHanooga FRENCH B. FRAZlER . . . . ......................... ChaHanooga CLARENCE HUFF ................... ' Chaffanooga JAMES M. HUMPHRIES . ...... . . .................... Memphis CLYDE V. kNISLEY ............................... Greenevi 8 JOHN S. LEA ................................... Knova e WILLIAM W. LUTTRELL .............................. Knoxvi 8 B08 MANNING .................................. Knoxvi e JAMES MCDOWELL .............................. Chaffanooga ALVIN E SMlTH . ..... . .......................... Knoxvi e J E. WILLIAMS .............................. Miami, Florida 1942 FRANK ALLEN ................................... Galla In NICK BOWDEN .................................. Knoxvi 3 JAMES BOWMAN ................................. Knoxvi 6 JOHN BRADLEY ...... . . ....................... Chaffanooga WILLIAM COX . . . . . . . . . . . . ..................... Cookevi 5 JOHN CREWS . . . ............................ Inverness, Miss. DAN DONAHUE .................................. Memp is JOHN HADDOX ................................. Maryvi e FREED JOHNS .................................. Knoxvi e STRATTON JONES ................................. Memp Is FRANK KELLEY ................................ Chaffanooga FRANK KtRR ................................... Knoxvi 6 JOHN MAERKER ................................. Knoxvi e JAMES MAEONEY . . . . . . .......................... Knoxvi e EDWARD MANNING ............................... Knoxvi 6 WILLIAM WADE . . . . . . .......................... Nashvi e WILLIAM MARTlN YOUNG ......................... Dixon Springs House Mother .......................... MRS. LESLlE THRASHER KAPPA TAU CHAPTER mu o m 7' ;: hhzz??? Firsf Row: Anderson, Bafes, Baugh, CasseHy, EllioH, Fleming, French. Second Row: Gaby, Germany, Gower, HarrisI Human, Jackson, Jenkins. Third Row: Johnson. Johnsfonl Jones, King, Leefon, McCaMey, Perry. Fourfh Row: Randolph, Robbins, Sban, Smifh, Siory, Towry. Webb. PHI SIGMA KAPPA Members LAW CECIL JACKSON ......................... Paris SPECIAL WOODROW HUMAN ..................... Knoxville I939 CHARLES BURNETT ...................... Knoxville JACK CLEMENTS ....................... Knoxville BILL GABY ........................... Erwin CHARLES JOHNSTON .................... Knoxville ROBERT E. JOHNSON ................... Hickman, Ky. JOE SLOAN ........................ FayeHeviHe THOMAS TOWRY ...................... Fayeffeville I940 RAY CASSETTY ....................... Gainesboro BRANTFORD ELLIOTT .................... Springfield GLENN FLACK ........................ Knoxville RAYBURN FLEMING ................. Elbridge JAMES GOWER . . . . . . ................ Springfield W. K. JONES ......................... Concord WILSON JONES ........................ YorkviHe JAMES RANDOLPH . . . . . . ............... Springfield BOB RUCKMAN . . . . . ................... Knoxville I94! GUY BATES . . . . . . . ................... Joelfon MAC FRENCH ........................ Springfield JOHN JENKINS . . . . . . .................. Knoxville CHARLES EDWARD KING. . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . Springfield 1942 KERMIT ANDERSON . . . . . ............ . . . . Joelfon KENNETH BAILES ....................... Knoxville BILL BAUGH .................... . . . Gainesboro WILSON ELLIOTT ....................... Knoxville ROBERT GARMANY . . . . . ............... ChaHanooga T. J. HARRIS ........................ Fork Ridge JOE KELLER . . . . . . ..................... Toone BATTS LEETON ........................ Springfield JOHN McCAULEY .................... Gainesborough MARSHALL PERRY . . . . . .................. Knoxville ED ROBBINS .......................... Knoxville HOPE SMITH ........................ ChaHanooga ED STORY ........................... Knoxville JAMES WEBB ......................... Springfield House Mofher ................. MRS. CHLOE CARPENTER XI DEUTERON CHAPTER Firs? Row: Barnes BarneH, Bowman, Brownlie, Bussarf, Cook, Cofhran. Second Row: Cranwell, DeVauH, Dunklin, Franklin, GaunH, H., Gaunff, J., Grigg. Third Row: Hines, Ho!mes, Hughes, Kelly. McDonmd. McMahan, MiHirons. Fourfh Row: Murray, Parker, PhiHips, Reed, Roberison. Rose, L. H., Rose, W. L. Fifth Row: Sarver, Shook. Swafford, Taylon Underwoodl Wasson, West Wigginfon. ' Pl KAPPA ALPHA Members LAW KLEBER DUNKLIN . . . . . . . ...... , . ............... Gallafin GEORGE P. TAYLOR . . : , . . . . . ................ . . Memphis I939 FRED BOWMAN .............. . . . . . , . , Knoxville CHEEK DUNCAN ......... . . . .............. DecafurviHe RALPH ELDRED . . . . . , . . . . . . Memphis H. D. FRANKLIN . . . . . . . . ....................... Knoxville C, W. GILLIAM . . . . . . . , ..... . . . .......... Copper Hill RANCE THOMPSON . . . . . . . . . . ............... Norfon, Va. FREDERICK W. UNDERWOOD . . . . . . ..................... Clinfon I940 V. C. BROWNLIE ............. . , ....... Melbourne, Fla, WALTER BUSSART ................................ Efowah ALBERT CRANWELL . . . . . . . . . . , ................. Pikeville W. R. GRIGG . . . . . . . ........................ Mf. Vernon, IN. EARNEST HUSHES ................................ Tullahoma PAT MILLIRONS . . . . . . ......................... Knoxville GARRETT SAM PARKER .............. . . , . . ...... Knoxville J. E. ROLLINS ................................. Copper Hill C. P. SWAFFORD . . . . . . ........................... Pikeville CLYDE P WEST . , . . . . . . ...... . , ......... Tipfon I941 TOM BARNETT . . , . . . . . . . .................... Pefersburg JAMES HARRY COOK . . . . ........................ Knoxville LEE HARDY GAUNTT . . . . . . v . . . . ............... Knoxville ELDRED HILL . . . . . . . ........................... Cowan L. E HINES ...... , , . . . . ................... Knoxville FRANK HOLMES . . , . . , , , . . . , . . . . . . .Worcesfer, Mass, F. A. KELLY . . . . . . , . . . ........................ Gallafin MILTON L. MCDONALD ............................... Dayfon MILES B. MCMAHAN . . . . , . ............. . , ..... SevierviHe LYNWOOD C. MURRAY ........................... Taunfon, Mass. RAYMOND M REED ..... . . ................ Smyrna, Ga. LEE HOWARD ROSE .......................... Cumberland Gap WALTER ROSE . . . . . . . . . . , . . , . . .......... Efowah HERMAN B. SARVER . . .......................... Nashville BOB SUFFRIDGE , . . ...................... Knoxville CLEBERNE WIGGINGTON . . . . . . .................. Corinfh, Miss. I942 WALTER P. BARNES . . . . . , ........................ Sewanee RAY CANNON . . . . . . , , . ..................... Knoxville GEORGE COOPER .................................. Cowan JESSE OWEN COTHRON . . . . . . ...................... Gallafin DAVID S. DeVAULT .................. . ,,,,,,, Amsferdam, N. Y. ROY FLEMING . ...................... Nashville JAMES GAUNTT . . . . ..................... Chaffanooga CARTER HINES . . . . . . ............................. Cowan W. THOMAS PHILLIPS ..... . ........................ Oneida VEACH ROBERTSON ............. . , v . . , . . . . . . .Tullahoma THOMAS B. SHOOK . . . . . ......................... Knoxville JIM SUTTLE . . . . . .......................... Jonesville, Va. HUBERT VANTREASE ...... . . . . ..................... Gallafin JOHN C. WASSON . . . . . . . . . . . . .................. Dayfon ZETA CHAPTER I259J w?an , $s ET gush; in x $me L McClure Martin, , Jones, Ryerson, Seay, Shelton, Snow, Clevehand, Cobb, Hines Fourfh Row Roysfer. Second Row Riffer hardson, IC Qecll Burns, Byrd, , Reynolds, R inson Brandon, Park First Row- Arnold, : McKee, Third Row Sfeele, Sfeffner. PI KAPPA PHI Members GRADUATE DALE CLEVELAND .................... Grandbury. Tex. I939 RANDEL BURNS ....................... Beardsfown BARRY CECIL ......................... Gallafin WILLARD RICHARDSON . . . . ............ Casfalian Springs RAY G. RITTER ......................... Knoxville I940 EDWARD s. BYRD ........... , ............ McKenzie ARNOLD COBB ....................... Chaffanooga c. K. McCLURE ..... , .................. Chaffanooga WILLIAM H. REYNOLDS ................... Chaffanooga LANAS ROYSTER ....................... Riddle+on JAMES A. SEAY ........................ Whifwell PAUL SHELTON , . . . . . . . . ............... Calhoun l94l HARRY BRANDON ..... ................ Woodbury CHARLES DANNER ...... , . ............ ChaHanooga CURTIS LYLE ........................ Old Hickory JOHN MARTIN ......................... Knoxville J. P. McKEE ....................... Carfer's Creek KENNETH PARKINSON . . . . . ................ KerrviHe I942 JOE ARNOLD ........................ Chaffanooga PAUL HINES ......... . .......... Buenos Aires Argen+ina J4 E. JONES ......................... Chaffanooga LEE RYERSON . . . ..................... ChaHanooga ' JAMES SNOW ........................ Whifwell GEORGE STEELE ...... . ................ Bulls Gap I JOHN STEFFNER . . . . . . . . ............. ChaHanooga House Mower . . . . ............ MRS. CHARLES GOODLOVE ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER I2611 Firs? Row: Nienl Arnmd, Ashby, Biqgs, BInks Brock, Broughiom Burfneffe. Caradine. Sec- omd Row: Cang Chrisfenbcrry, Cole, DeFord. EHison FuHon. GiHespie Grfggsl Haynes. Third Row: Hickman, Hughes, Hunfen Jack som Keeierl LHHeTon, Lufz, Maclnflre, Mat; fhews. Four'rh Row: Mayo. McCammon. Mcv CleHan, McCready, Moss, Murphy, Murrian, Plunkeff, Prafer. Fifih Row: T. Praier. Rob- erfs! Roberfson, Rodgers, C. L. Shoaf, J. A. Shoaf, Slater, Slafery, Smifh. Sixfh Row: Snipes, Smnel Taylor, Thomas, Thompson, Vaughn, Wallace, Webb, Wifheringfon. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON LAW JOHN WYATT ARNOLD . . . ..................... Athens I939 THOMPSON ASHBY . .......................... Jackson LEE BIGGS . . . . . . . ..................... Memphis J. A. CHAMBERS ...... . . . .................. Memphis DEXTER CHRIDIENBERRY . ...................... Knoxvslle HARRY DENWOMH ........................ Mt Holly, N. J. GEORGE L. HUNTER ............................ Somerset Ky ROBERT MAIIHEWS . . ........................ Knoxville JOSEPH MCCREADY . . ........................ KnoxviHe A. c. MURPHY ..... .......................... Knoxville EARNEST RODGERS . . . . ................... KnoxviHe JOHN SHOAF . . . . . . ....................... Milan WILLIAM SCHULENBERS . . . . ................ . Memphis JOHN SLATER ...... . . ......................... Dyersburg JAMES WATSON ............................. Memphis I940 PEARSON ALLEN ................................ Memphis JAMES BECK . . ..................... Newport, R. L WILLIAM BEELER ................................. Knoxville JAMES DE FORD . . . .. . . . ......................... Jackson MARVIN ELLISON . . . . . . . . . . ..................... Knoxville ANTHONY FISHER ................................. Jackson ROBERT FULTON . . . . ......................... Knoxville SEARLE GILLEbPIE . . . ......................... Knoxville GEORGE KEELER ................................ Memphis JOHN LUTZ .................................... Knoxvilie JACK MCINTYRE ..... . ........................... Knoxville JAMES PLUNKETT .................... ............. Memphis IRACY PRAIER ................................ Knoxville IRBY StAY . ................................... Memphis HERBERT SLATERY ..... . ......................... Knoxville THOMA: SMITH . . . . . . ............................ Brisfm ALFRED STEVENSON ........................... Fall Riverl Mass. JAMES IATE . . ............................. Memphis I94l ROBERT ALLEN ............................. Knoxville ROBERT ANDRIDGE ........................... , . Knoxville LEONARD BROUGHTON . . . ................... . KnoxvilYe JACK COLE . . . . . ........................ BarbourviHe, Ky WAYNE GRlGGS ................................ Humbold? JAMES T. JACKSON . . . . . .......... , ......... Soufh Piffsburg A. R. MCCAMMON . . . . . ......................... Maryville JOHN McREYNOLDS . . . . ...................... ,- Knovalle JOHN MURRIAN ............................. Knoxville JAMES ROBERTS . . . ........................... Knoxville CLAUDE SHOAF . . . . ......................... Covingfon BARRETT TAYLOR . . . . . . . ......................... Dandridge FRANK THOMAS .............. ' ................... Columbia ROBERT WEBB . . . ........................... Knoxville I942 WILLIAM BINKS . , ......................... Chaffanoogfa ROBERT BROCK .................................. Memph-Is CLAUDE S. BURTNETTE . . . . .......................... Memphis ROBERI CARADINE . .......................... Memphis DOUGLAS CARTY . . . ......................... Knoxville W. P. HAYNES . . . . . ........................... Knoxville JAMES HICKMAN . . . . ......................... KnoxviH-e OWEN HUGHES . . . . . ............................ Memphis BRABSON LITTLETON ............................. Chaitanooga CLAXTON MAYO . . . . . ........................... Knoxville ROBERT MCCLELLAN ............................. Knoxville DOUGLAS MOSS . . . . . ........................... Memphis JOHN MURRIN ............................... . . Knoxville GEORGE PRATER . . . . ........................... Knovale STANLEY ROBERTSON . ..................... Chattanooga POWELL SNIPES . . . ......................... Knoxville PAUL STONE . . . . . . . ....... . ......... Union Cify SAMUEL THOMPSON .............................. Memphis MEEKS VAUGHN ................................. Memphis J. A. WALLACE . . . . .......................... Knoxville JACK WITHERlNGTON , ....................... Memphis House Mcfher .......................... MRS. HENRY C. WILSON KAPP I2631 A CHAPTER W.R Firsf Row: AHIson, Anderson, Barnes Barfholr Lovingood, Lucas, Malone, Martin, Miller. omew, BHHeI Bbckburn. Bohannan, Bonner, Fiffh Row: Morris MCAmis. McGee, Osborne, BosweH. Second Row: Bradley, Bruce, Cobb Parish, Patterson, Pifner, Robinsonl Roth- J, Conner. W. Conner, Curfis, Dachsek Dick- berger, Salomone. Sixfh Row: SfameJron, erf, Dicksom E. M. Dougherfy. Third Row: Sfone, Sfromquish Thomas, L. Tren?l W. Trent, TuHoss, Veal. Veazey, H. White. Sevenfh Row: R. White, Whittaker. Wilder, Williams, H. Wilson, J. Wilsom WKse, Womack. Wor- ley, WyaH. H. M. Dougherfy, Draper, Edmondsom EVCP 3 8H, Hefchen Freeman, H. E. Harris. S T. '7 Harris Hayl Hickevson. Fourth Row: Hiniom Jonest KE-Her, B. Lochridge, J. Lochridqe SIGMA CHI Members LAW EARL BRADLEY . . . . . . ........ . ............... Knoxville MARSHALL PRIEST . . Hunfingdon GORDON WILDER ................................. Knoxville CHARLES WORLEY . . . . . Bluff Cify 1939 WILLIAM COBB . . . . . , ............................ Boliyar WlLSON CONNER . . , . . . .......................... Knoxwip FRED DRAPER ..................................... Norrls S. T. HARRIS ................................... Waverly C. A. HENRY ................................... Knoxvil e EDWARD L. JONES ............................... Nashvil e JOHN R. JONES . . ................................. Erwin CHARLES LOVINGOOD . , . . . . ....................... Maryvil 6 WILLIAM LUCAS ................................... Erwin JOHN MARTIN ................................... Martin WILLIAM PlTNER . . . . . . ............. . Franklin FRED ROTHBERGER .............................. Chattanooga W. K. STROMNUIST . . . . . ........................ Chaffanooga ALFRED THOMAS ................................ Knoxvil e JAMES WILSON . . . ............................ Knova e BOWDEN WYATT . . . . . . ......................... Kingsfon I940 ROBERT ALLISON , . . . . ......................... Wavery WILLIAM BARNES . A . . . . ......................... Memphis GERVASE BARNHILL . . . . .......................... Knoxvile SAM BARTHOLEMEW ....................... . . HHlsboro, W. Va. AUDREY BITTLE . . . . . ......... . , . . . . ......... Knoxvil 8 WILLIAM BONNER ................................. Knoxvil e LEROY BOSWELL . . . . . ....................... Garendon. Ark. ROBERT BRUCE ................................. Kingspor? WILSON LONNER ............. . ............... Knoxvil 6 ROBERT DICKERT . . , . ........................... Knoxvil e H. E. HARRIS ................................... Knoxvll 8 ROBERT HODGES ................................ Morristown JAMES LOCKRIDGE , . . . . , . ....................... Coiumbia WA FLOYD McGEE . . . . . . ........................ Memphis ROBERT OSBORNE . , . . . . .......................... Knoxvil e CREATH RlDLEY ........................... Thompson Sfafion JOE WALLEN . . . . . . ............................. Porfland CARL WHITLOW ............................... Johnson Ci y WALTER WUNDERLICH . . . . . . ....................... Memphis I94I ARTHUR M. ALLEN . . . . . ....................... ChaHanooga WILLIAM BARNES . . . . . . . . .................. Memphis JAMES COLtMAN ........................... Sf. Albans, W. Va. HARRY DOUGHERTY . . . . . . ...................... Chattanooga BEN EVERETT . . . . . . . ....................... Corinth, Miss. JACK FLETCHER .................................. Knoxville KARR HleON . . . . . . . ...................... Collierville FRED MORRIS .................................... Paris BILL PATTERSON ...... . . . ...................... Paris RAYMOND ROBISON . ............................ Knoxville WILLIAM TRENT . . . . . . . ....................... Knoxville BRAMLETT TULLOSS . . . . . . . ..................... Franklin JACK VEAZEY .................................... Paris ROBERT WHITE ................................. Gaflinburg JOE WISE .................... . . ........... Memphis BEN WOMACH ..... . . . . . , Murfreesboro I942 WiLLlAM ANDERSON .............................. Rockford MAC BLACKBURN , . . . . .......................... Knoxvi e SHIRLEY BOHANNAN . . . . . ........................ Nashvi e JOHN CONNER ................................ Knova e ALEX CURTIS . . . . . . . ............................ Knoxvi e CHAR-ES DACHSEL . . A . . . . ....................... Mempwis JAMES DICKSON ................................ Donelson EDWARD DOUGHERTY ............................... Knoxvi e JACK EDMONDSON . . . . . . . . ...................... Maryvi e DONA-D FREEMAN . . , . .......................... Knoxvil e JACK HAY ..................................... Brucefon WRIGHT HICKERSON ...... . ..................... Manchesfer ROBERT KELLER . . , . . . ........................... Knoxvi e BEDFORD LOCKRIDGE .............................. Columbia ARTHLR LYONS .................................. Knoxvi 6 CHARLES MALONE ................................ Nashvi 6 JOHN MCAMIS ................................. Knoxv? e RICHARD MILLER . . . . ......................... Knoxvi e WILLIAM PARISH .................................. Jackson AL SA.OMONE .................................. Knoxvi e LUTHER STAPLETON . . . . ..... . . . ....... . . . Knoxvi e CHARLES STONE . . . 4 . . ........................... Nashvi e LUCIAN TRENT . . . . . ............................ Knoxvi e EDWAQD VEAL . . . . . ........................... : Knoxvi e DEKE WHITTAKER ................................ Knoxvi e HARO-D WHITE .................................. Knoxvi 8 JOE WILLIAMS . . . . . ............................. Knoxvi e HUGH WILSON . . . . . . ...................... . . . Knoxvi 6 House Mofher . . . . . ..................... MRS. W. C. CLEMENS BETA SIGMA CHAPTER 12651 bmww Geol OHR-T e M mShw e um mbSr. wu 6 6R v N .a .me . .DaW mQT ai d .. $edm ePnr 9 Br :33 ka C 3w nRy e Vn. ah ,eW u3mmu Liauo FITY Vu S . . . a . s L ..mmm . n s amlamm wfmoH aaih LPSTW 32W 0 Min BRGQR ruh IMIWGH...H . . . $053.3 . , . ., .Tmeerm mSmd , M o rlo .. . B Ghs. . s , ..w .um , nHmoo wEmHJ . r , e I run . , dmmew na rslll hGos . A+ n o .Hh .Cd..o H rwJ u o CquDm . Aa . um deo . .aFrc . wn ..Lma U MOMTJ . Cn . , f a .n . Yi , mgywuw F.mEGh 7 , SIGMA NU Members GRADUATE JULIA HINTON . ..................... Lumberfon, Miss. LAW PRESTON TAYLOR . ........................... Nashville SHELBURNE WARREN ......................... Knoxville SPECIAL JOHN T. COTHAM . ......................... Columbia I939 J. FRANK ANDERSON . ...................... Columbia IRWIN BAIRD . . . . . . ............................ Lebanon SIDNEY EROWARD ........................... JacksonviHe, Ha, DOUGLAS DEAN ..... . . .......................... Columbia EARL C. FORD . . . . . . . . . ......................... Knoxville DAVID GUY . . . . . . ........................... Union Cify WILLlAM C. JACOBS ............................... Nashville EARL C. WILLIAMS . . . ............................. Knoxville I940 AUBREY ELLIS ..................................... Halls QUENTIN HOUSHOLDER . . . . . . ....................... KnoxviHe WALTER HOWARD ................................ Rockwood C. P. IRWIN ................................... Knoxville JACK LONDON . . . . . . ....................... HunTsviHe, Ala. ROBERT PEDIGO ............................. Knoxville KENNETH RULE ................................ Knoxville CLIFFORD SINCLAIR . . ......................... Nashville HOUSTON H. SLATE . . . . . . . ........................ Nashville THOMAS W. THOMSON ............................. Columbia JOHN P. TURNEY ............................ Jacksonville, Fla. BEN YOUNG . ........................... Knoxvilk I94I ROBERT BOEWTGER . . . . . . ....................... Yonkers. N. Y. JAMES C. EUBANKS ................................ Nashvi 1e RAY GRAVES . , . . . . . . ......................... Knoxvi he JAMES G. GRISSlM ................................ Nashvi le WILLIAM HOUSHOLDER . . . ...................... Knoxvi Ie JOE D. JOHNSTON , . , . . ........................... Knoxvi Ie GEORGE E. JONES ............................. Knoxvl Xe J. C. LAWS . . . . . . ........................ Memphis IRA LAY ....... . ............................. Knoxvl 1e LAWRENCE LUALLEN ............................. Coal Creek C. S. NEEDHAM, JR, . . . . ....................... Knoxvi 1e BEN OGLE . . . . . . . ........................ Knoxvile GENE PATTON . . . . . ............................ Knoxville EDWIN SELLERS ............................. BirminghamI Aa. CARLISLE STRICKLAND . . ....................... Mempwls ROBERT W. WtAVER . . ..................... Jacksonville, Fa. I942 JOHN N. ACUFF . . . . ............................ Nashv? le HENRY BOWLING . . . . . . . .......................... Knoxvi Ie EUGENE CONOWAY ............................... Memphis JAMES FLY . . . . . . . ............................. Nashvi Ie LAWRENCE GAMMON . . . . . . ....................... Knoxvi le WILLIAM HOFEK ...... . .......................... Mempwis PAUL HUGHES ............................ San Anfonio, Texas ROBERT MORRIS . . .............................. Tullahoma FRED NEWMAN .................................. Nashvi le EUGENE TATE . . . . ............................ Knoxvi 1e JACK WHITLOW . .......................... Nashvi Ie House Mofher ......................... MRS. BESS THOMPSON EPSILON ETA CHAPTER i2671 W Mm Flrsf Row: Ackerman, Ailor, Bacon, Baum, Bell, BoHon, Brewer, Brown. Second Row: Burress, Cawein, Coward, Davis, DeHaridge, Devereaux, DewI theridge. Third Row: Evans. Flowers, GHberfson, Goodwin, Gross, Harris, Harfon. Hobf. Fourth Row: HoyleI F. Hud- dlesfon, V. Huddlesfon, Hudson, James, Jefer. Johnsfon, Jones. Knighf. Fifth Row: Lanigan, Leiand, Lowry. Meyen McNeer, Neas, Nel- son, Nichols, Nichokon. Sixfh Row: Ogden, Patrick, Penfecosf, Porfrum, Quallsl Whife, Wilkerson, Womack, Yarbro. SIGMA PHI EPSILON Members LAW JAMES AILOR ............................... Sfrawberry Plains A. B. BELL ...................................... PoweH ARCHIE K. MCINTYRE ................................. Erwin CAYCE L. PENTECOST ............................... Dresden PETER PORTRUM ................................. RogersviHe JENNINGS QUALLS ................................. Cowan I939 K. P. BAUM ..................................... KnoxviHe JOHN BREWER ...... . .......................... Memphis CHARLES BURRESS . . . . . ........................... Hornbeak TED DAVIS . . . . . ......................... Forfress Monroe. Va. CLARENCE DELBRIDGE .............................. Memphis C. W EVANS, JR. . . , . . . . ........................ Harriman JOE HARRIS . . . . . . , ............................ Memphis MAXCY HUDDLESTON . . . . . . . ...................... MemphIs ARTHUR JONES ............................... Chaffanooga JOE KNIGHT .................................... Knoxville EDGAR NEAS . . . . , ............................. Knoxville LAPSEY OGDEN ................................ KnoxviHe GEORGE YARBRO . x . . . . . ......................... Dyersburg I940 PRYOR BACON . . . . . . .......................... Chaffanooga DEAN DEVEREAUX ................................. Knoxville DeWITT ETHERIDGE ................................. Trenfon ROBERT GROSS ...... ....................... Chaffanooga EDWARD JETER . . . . . ............................. Memphis CHARLES D. JOHNSTON . . . . . . ...................... KnoxviHe WILLIAM LOWRY ................................. Knoxville ALFRED NICHOLS ..... . . ......................... Nashville HUBERT NICHOLSON ............................... Decherd ROBERT WHITFORD ................................ Memphis PAUL WILKERSON ................................. Knoxville TAYLOR WOMACK . . . . . . ............ . . . . . . . AHanfa, Ga. l94l NORBERT J. ACKERMANN . . . . . . .................. LouIsviHe, Ky. HAROLD BROWN . . . . . ........................... Nashvi le JAMES CUWARD . . . . .............................. Erwin HOWARD FLOWERS .............................. Chaffanooga JOHN T. GILBERTSON . . . . ....................... Memp1is GUY GOODWIN ................................. Knoxvi le ALBERT HOBT, JR .................................. Knova le HAYDEN H. HOYLE ................................ Mempwis VICK HUDDLESTON ............................... Memphis BOB HUDSON . . . , ............................. Middlefon E. J. LANIGAN . . . . . ............................. Memphis ERWIN MEYER . . . . . ............................ Knoxvile GENE NELSON . . . . . ............................. Knoxvi le H. C PAFRlCK . . . . . ............................. Knoxvi b ABE SHIRES ................................ Alderson, W. Va. PETER SPURLOCK .............................. Logan, W. Va. HODGES WEST .................................. Knoxvi le HAROLD WHITE .................................. Memp1fs I942 OLIVER BOLTON . . . . . ............................ Mempwis FRED CAWEIN ..... . ............................ Memphk RAY DEW ..... . . ............................ Ellwood, Pa. KENNETH E. GROSS . . . . . . ......................... Nashvi 16 JOE HARION ................................... Nashvi le CLAUDE JAMES ...... . . ....................... Memphis ROBERT LELAND ............................... Sf. Louis, MO. JAMES W. MCNEER ................................ Mempwis JACK SIPHERS . . . . . . . . . ....................... Benham, Ky. JACK WHITEHEAD .............................. ChaHanooga House Mofher , . ........................... MRS. H. T. HAYNES TENNESSEE ALPHA CHAPTER L269I ,. w ; x; Iggy M g; a MW w w: L L w y ww: mfg??? mu . L L gggx Firs? Row: Barber, BomarI BuHer, Combs, Guinn. Second Row: HallI Manning, Poore, Ross Sanders. 1hird Row: Seymore, Skaggs, Sledge Sfewarf. Fourfh Row Tenholm, VanceI Whiffaker. l2701 PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL OFFICERS GENE BUTLER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Presidenf CARRIE MAE SLEDGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-Presidenf PHOEBE TRENHOLM . . . . . . . . . . Secrefary ELIZABETH STUART . . . . , Treasurer MEMBERS Alpha Delia Pi Phi Mu GENE BUTLER ANNIE B. VANCE MARY E. BOMAR ALTA ROSS Alpha Omicron Pi Zefa Tau Alpha NANNETTE MANNING ANITA SEYMORE FAYE POORE FRANCES BARBER Chi Omega Sigma Kappa HELEN SKAGGS CARRIE MAE SLEDGE EVELYN WHITAKER PEGGY SANDERS Kappa Delia 'Delfa Zeia ELIZABETH STEWART I GAYNELLE COMES LORRAINE GUINN HELEN HALL Delia DeHa DeHa PHOEBE TRENHOLM LUCILLE STULTZ Firsf Row: Alexander, Allen! Arfhur, Afkinsl Bomar, Bowman, Butlen CaHey, Canada. Sec- ond Row: Carr. Cafes, Cecil, Clack, Cochran, CoMn, Crenshaw, Denison, V. Erwin. Third Row: W. Erwin, Ford, Franklin, Hamil, Hardin, Hafcher, Hunt Jerman, Jones Fourih Row: $932M ; m KeHey, Kupfer, Lay, LIpscomb, Marfin, Mayo, Moore, McAfee, Newby. Fiffh Row: Phillips. Phipps. Priest Regan, Richards, Richmond, Riddle, Rogers, Rounfree. Sixfh Row: Shep- ard, A. Smith, N. Smifh, Teague, Tipfon, E. Webb, M. Webb, Whifis, Young. ALPHA DELTA PI Members I939 ELEANOR BOWMAN . , . , . .................... Bluefield, W. Va. IMOGENE BUTLER . . . . . .......................... Lexingfon SARA CECIL . . . . ......................... AshevIHe, N. C. ELIZABETH COCHRAN ......................... Birmingham, Ala. SHELBY CRENSHAW . , . , ............................ Lucy KATHERINE DENNISON . . ........................ Lexington BERNICE IDDENS .................................. Knoxville MARTHA REGAN . . . . . . , ....................... Memphis SARA GRACE RICHMOND , . . . ........................ Memphis KATHERINE RIDDLE . . . ......................... ShelbyVFHe NANCY SMITH . , . . . , ......................... ChaHanooga HELEN TiPTON . . . . ........................... Townsend EDYTHE WEBB . . . . . ............................. Brisfol RUTH ANN WHITIS . . . . . .......................... Greenfied I940 MARILYN ALEXANDER . . . . . ...................... Greenfie d MARY ELLEN ATKINS . . . , ......................... Tipfonvil e MARY ELIZABETH BOMAR ............................ Knoxvil e DORIS CAFFEY . . . . . ...................... Lyonl MISS. FRANCES CANADA . . . . . ..................... . . Dayton, Ohio ELIZABETH CATES ................................. Knova e MARY KETHERINE CARR . . . . , ......... I ............. Somerset Ky. VIRGINIA ERWIN ................................. Memphis EVELYN HAMIL . . . . . . ......................... LaGrange JANE HARDIN . . . . ............................ Knova e DOROTHEA HATCHER . . . . . . ........................ Knoxvil e MARY KATHERINE KELLEY , . , ....................... Greenevil e ROSEMARY JERMAN . . . . . , . . ..................... Alamo ELLEN MAYO , . . . . ............................. Greenfled MARY CATHERYNE PHIPPS ...................... . . Memp Is UNA MAE PRIEST ..... . .......................... Memp is MARJORIE SHEERER . . . . . ....... , ........... Crossvi e RUTH SHEERER . . . . . . . . ................... . . . .Crossvi e 1941 MARY JEAN CLACK .......... . . . ................ Knoxvi e LOUISE FORD . . . . . . ............... . . ..... . Knoxvi e HELEN HUNT . . . . . . . ........................ Tieronvi e MARY LOUISE KUPFER . . . . . . ...................... Knoxvi e MARGIE LIPSCOMB ..... . . , . . ................... Memp Is DORlS MCAZEE , . . . . . ...................... . Knoxvi e MARY LOUISE PHILLIPS . . . . . , , ................... Knoxv? e JUDITH RIC4ARDS . . . . . ......................... Knoxvi e ALIX SMI'H- .................................... Knova e CORDELiA TEAGUE . . . . . ......................... Newporf MARTHA WEBB . . . . . . . . . . . . .................... Knoxvi e BOBBlE SHE ARD ................................. Knoxvi e 1942 BARBARA A.LEN ................................ Donelson MARGARET ARTHUR . . . b . . ........................ Mascot SALLY COLVIN . . . . . . . ....... . , . ............ Knoxville WANDA ERWIN ..... . . . . . . . . ............... Memphls EUGENIA FRANKLIN . . . . . . . . . . . . , ............. KnoxviHe WYNN JONES ....................... . ......... LafoHeHe NETA LAY ................................... KnoxviHe JANET MARHN ....... . . , . . ................... Knoxville MAXINE MOORE . . . . . . . , . ...................... KnovaHe LILLIAN NEWBY .................................. KnovaHe WILMA ROGERS . . . . . . . ......................... KnovaHe LUCY ROWNTREE ................................. Knovalle DOROTHY YOUNG . . . . . ...................... Knoxville ALPHA KAPPA CHAPTER E2731 qug Firsf Row: Albers Andrews, Baen Barham, Bafes Behnkg Buchanam Burfon Second Row: Carm Chambers Chi ds Combe, Cox, CuHem Daugherfy, Daughfry. Third Row: A, Denfon Duke, Edmunds, Evans Feafhersfon, embraifh, Gibson, Greer, Hancock. Fourfh Row. Hart m; I am V ?E w 3 2x uiim 52:42 mix Hickman, Hams, Jonesl Keener, Key, King. Lappage, Lawrence. Fiffh Row Manning. Moorq Morgan, Neel, Nekon, Newman, Par- due, Poore, PoweH. Sixfh Row: Powers Spra+t Sfokely, TaHey, Wade, Williams Wifhering- ton, Wood, Word. ALPHA OMICRON Pl Members I939 JULIA ANDREWS V V V . . V V . V . V ............. V Knoxville MARGARET BATES .......... V ....... . . V . . . Birminghaml Ala. LILLIE READ BURTON . V V V V V V . . . . . . V . . . Brownsville EVELYN CARTY ..... . . ....................... Knoxville FRANCES COMBE ................................ Knnoxvllle ELIZABETH DUKE V V . . . . V V V V V ................. Birmingham. Ala. ANN GIBSON . . . . . V . ......................... Knoxvilie NANETTE MANNING . . . . . . . ........................ KnoxviHe HARRIET PARDUE ................................. Nashville ANN SPRATT ............ . . V V V . . V ....... GreenvilleV S. C. EDITH STOKELY . . . . V V ......................... Newpor? LOUISE TALLEY V . . . V . . . V V V ..................... Knoxville I940 MARGARET ALBERS V V . V . . V . V . . V ......... . . V V . V Knoxvi e ELIZABETH CHILDa V V . V . . V V . . . ................ Knoxvi e ALICE COX . . . . V . . . V V V . . V . . ................. Founfain Cify ELIZABETH CULLEN ......... V . ............ . . . . Rogersvi e EMMA LUCY DENIUN . . . . . . . . . V . .............. Orubbs. Ark. FRANCES EDMUNDS ...... V V . V . . V .............. Knoxvi e MARY KING HART ......................... AHanfaV Ga. LOUISE HICKMAN .............................. Knoxvi e MARTHA IJAMS ................................. Knoxvi e MARY INMAN ....... V . ...................... Morrisfown RUTH MORGAN ...................... . ......... Memphis FAYE FOORE ............................ Knoxvn e RHODA WHITE . . ............................... Knoxw e KEENE WADE ................................... Knoxvi e KATHRYN WITHERINGTON ................. Covingfon FRANCES WOOD V V ........ . ............. Knoxvi e l94l BEVERLY BAER . . . . . ........................... Knoxville HELEN BACON . . V V . V . V V V . . ................ Chaffanooga DOROTHY BARHAM . . V . V . ........................... Milan KATHERINE BEHNKE . . . V V V ......................... Knoxviile EMXLY BUCHANAN . . . ......................... KnoxviHe BEFTY CHAMBERS . V . . . . ....... V V . VVVVVVVVVVVVV KnoxviHe KATHERINE DAUGHERTY . . . V ................... KnoxviHe ANNE DAUGHTKY ............................... Aflama, Ga. LOUISE FEATHERSTON . . V V ....................... Knoxville MARY WYATT GALBREATH V . ............ . V . Galbreath Springs MARTHA HANCOCK . ....................... Memphis BEVERLY JONES . . .............. . . V ............ Memphis ELEANOR LArPAGE V .............. Birmingham, Ala. JULIA NEEL . . . V . V V V . . . ............. Cowmbia MARGARET NELSON . . . . . . . . . V . . . . VVVVV V VVVVVVV Newport KATHERINE NEWMAN . . . . V . . . V . . VVVVVVVVVV Liffle Rock, ArkV GENE POWtLL ........ . ................... ATIanfaV GaV EDWINE POWERS . . . . . . . ...... . . V . ............. Knoxville RUTH WORD . ........ . . . ...... KnoxviHe I942 CLARICE EVANS .......................... . . . Tuliahoma MARY N. GREER ................... . . . . ........ KnoxviHe SARAH GREER ................................. Knoxville LOUISE KEENER .................................. Knoxville NATALIE KEY ................ . . . V ............ Hunfingdon EMILY KING ..... V . V . V V . ................... Knoxville JULIE LAWRENCE ............................ Knoxville MARGARET MOORE ...... . ...................... Knoxville MARTHA WILLIAMS . . . V . . . V . VVVVVV V . V .Aflanfa, Ga. OMICRON CHAPTER V2751 L L. Firsf Row: Adams Allen, Andrews, Bailey, Hughes H. Hufchisom T. Hufchison. Jones Barton, Beaman, Brehrm Brickey Briscoe, M. Lacey, Lea McCreadyl McCulloch. Sixth A Brown. Second Row: M Browm Card, Row: McNeil, McWiHiams, Miller. Monigom- Clayfon, Coffin. Crutcher, Darsf Third Row: Power, Quinn. Sevenfh Row: Rice Robert A. B. Donmdson, J. Donaldson, Edwardsl ' - Rue! Simms. Simpsonl Skaggs, Small, Sfeele, Eisensmifh, Elgin, Ellis, J. Ehodl L Elrod, , Ta+e, Margaret Thompson. Marian Thompson. Emerf, Enochs. Fourfh Row: Finger, Flenni- , ' ' Eighth ROW: Thornburgh, 5- Timmons, 6'. Tim- ken. Fousf. Friersom Frisfoe, Gillespie, D. j mons, Tribble, Wade, Warren, Whiffaker. Griffin, F. Griffin, HaH, Handly, P. HarrElL ' WiHiams, Woodward, Wright Young. Carmichaeh J. Carson, L. Carson, Carfen ery, Osborne Painfer, Paiferson, Polk. Post, I ; Fifih Row: 5. G. Harrill, Harris, Hecklehf ' l C H I O M E G A CC, C CC 7 1' Members .. Cm 'C 3C a I939 MARY FRANCES ADAMS ..... . ........................ Trenjron WWW SUE ANDREWS ................. . C .............. Knoxv! e C C m H : DOROTHY BRISCOE . . C . . . ......................... Knoxw 6 MW CATHEWNE CANNON .C. ... ......................... hchon C C h! PHYLUS CRUTLHER .. .. .C ..................... PMe NuH.Ark ANNIEB.DONALDSON .C ... .. ..................... Monkmwn L MARY ELLEN ELLlS ......................... . Garden City, N. Y. C JANICE ELROD . C . .......................... Rufherford J MARY FRENCH FLENNIKEN . . . . . . . .................... Knoxvi e MARY ANN FRISTOE. . . . C . ....................... Mayfield, Ky, DOROTHY GRlFFIN . . . C . . ......................... Knoxvi e SUSAN HARWLL. C.. .C. .......................... anvie JULIET HUGHES . . . . C . ........................... Knoxvl e ELLIS JONES ..... . . ........................... Rayville, La. PEGGY LACEY C . . C . . . ........................... Knoxvi e JESSIE MALLORY . . C . . ....................... LifHe Rock, Ark. HEANOR MCCULLOCH ............................ Mawvie MOLLY MCLLER ................................... Jackson ANN HCE .................. C. ................ pry HELEN SKAGGS C C C . . . . ........................... Knoxvi e CAROLYN SMALL ............................... Fayeffevi e MARGARET THOMPSON . C . . . . ....................... Knoxvil e MARTHA JtAN WADE ............................. Pefersburgh ELEANOR WARREN . . . . . . C C ...................... TyranzaC Ark. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS . . . C . C . ...................... Miami, Fa. I940 JEAN ALLEN , C. . .. C . ........................... KnoxN e MAXINE BAILEY ................................ C Knoxw e ETHYL BRICKEY . , . . . . . . ....................... OsceoLa, Ark MEADOW BROWN . . ,.C . . . . ...................... Decatur, GaC JOYCE CARSON ................................ Madisonvl e MARION CROMER C . C . . . . . . . . C ................. Osceola ArkC EVELYN DARST .. . . C ........................... Knoxw e JEANETTE DONALDSON .......................... Lynbrook N. Y. VIRGINIA EISENSMITH . C . . . . . ....................... Knoxvi e JOSEPHINE FINGER . . . . . . . ......................... Jackson ERNESTINE HALL . . . . . . ........................... Jackson PATSY HARRILL ..... . .......................... Knoxvi e JANE HARRE. . . .. ............................ Knmvie FRANCES HUDGENS ..... . . ....................... Unbn CHy TOMMIE HUTCHISON . . . C . . . ................... LIME Rock, Ark. JOSEPHINE LEA .................. . ............. Knoxvi e JUUEWE MCNHL. .. ,. .......................... anvie JOSEPHINE PAINTER ............................. Mordwown MARGARET POST . ..... . ......................... Knoxvi e MARY MUNGER ROBERT . . . . . . . ................... Jackson, Miss. LAURA WINSTON STEELE C . . . . . ........................ Rip ey BlLLlE TIMMONS . . . . . . . ....................... Grand Juncfion EVELYN VVHITTAKER . . .C . . C ....................... Knoxw e ELIZABETH WILLIAMS ............................. Miami, Fa. LILLIAN WRIGHT ...... . ......................... Knoxvi e I94I MARGARET ANNE BROWN ...... C , CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Knoxvi e MARGARET CARD . ............................... Knoxvi e JOSEPHINE CARMICHAEL C . . . . C . ..................... Knoxvi e LINDA CARSON . . . C C . ............................ Knoxvi e JOSEPHINE COFFIN . . . . . . ......................... Knoxvi e PATSY CARTER C C . .. . ............................. PaHs MARDITE EDWARDS ..... . ...................... Oarksville LaVERNE EMERT ...... ,. ......................... MawvHe BARBARA FOUST ................................. Knoxvi e MARY ALLISON FRIERSON . . . . C ....................... Knoxvi e MARGARET BETTY GILLESPIE . . . . . . ................... Knoxvi e C ANN HOLLOMAN . . , . . ...................... New York, N, Y. C C HELEN HUTCHISON CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Knoxvi e JOSEPHINE MCWILLIAMS C . . . . . ..................... FayeHevi e MARTHA JEAN OSBORNE , . . . . CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Knoxvi e RACHEL PATTERSON C . . . . C . ........................ Knoxvi e , NANCY QUINN .................................. Mawvie 3 C BARBARA RULE .. .. . C. ........................... Knolee V C C MILDRED SIMPSON ............................... Knoxvi e 3 RUTH TATE .. . .. . . ......................... Banner Bk, N. C. I942 r ' DOROTHY BARTON ..... . .......................... Knoxvi e ,9 CHARLOTTE SEAMAN ............................... Knoxvi e . C; ALICE JEAN BREHM . . C C . . . C . C . . . .............. Knoxvi a C ISUBEL CAKIER CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Greenevi e lNEZ CLAYTON . . C . . . . C ....................... Knoxvi e MARGIE ELGIN . . . . . . . C ..... C C . .............. Knoxvi e LOIS ELROD . . C . . . . ........................... Rufherford LOUCSE ENOCHS ................................ Hunfingdon FAY GRIFFIN . C C . . ........................... Knoxvi e GERTRUDE HANDLY ................................ Knoxvx e MARGIE HECKLE. .. .. .. .......................... MempMs PEGGY MCCREADY. . . ......................... Knowie MARTHA LOIS MONTGOMERY . . . C . . ............... Ciarksdale, Miss. 3C MILDRED POLK ................................ Knolee ' a VIRGINIA POWER. . . . . . . .......................... Knoxvi e ; C ALINE SIMMS . . ............................... Lewisburg MANANTHOMWON .............................. Mawie MARYTHORNBURG ..... . .. ............. bowie GENE TIMMONS ....... C C ............... C Grand Junction PEGGY TRIBBLE . , . . . . . C . . . . . . . ....... For? LauderdaleC Fa. C MARY WOODWARD , , . . . . ......................... Knoxvi e i ESTHER YOUNG . . . . . . . . . . ...................... Knoxvi e PI CHAPTER I277J First Row: AHan, K. Beasley W. Beasleyl Bibb, Brandon, Brett, Briscoe, Caldwell, Car- ringfon. Second Row: Chamberlain, Clai- borne, DeBusk, Daugherty, Doughfyl Dunaway, Dyer, Emer'r, Fowler. Third Row: Frances, Freemam Fulton, Gufhrie, Henson, D. Hin. fan, 5. Hinfon, Jones. Kennedy. Fourth Row: King, Lyons, Maniy. McClenagan, McDowell, McKelder, Meacham, E. Moore, H. Moore Fifth Row: M. Moore, Mildred Moore, Mur- phyl Norris, Norvell, Okey, F. Parker, Pigg, Pope. Sixth Row: Power, Priest Richardl Roberfson. Sfubley, Sfulfz, Sutherland, Taium. Row: Taylor, Phoebe Trenholm. Ph helm, TufHe. Waddell, Wa1son, Wheeler, Williams, Willis. Parker, L. Portwood. Robinson, Seventh yllis Tren- Weldon, DELTA DELTA DELTA Members 9 GRADUATE MIRIAM GUTHRIE . . M . . . ....................... Knoxvi 6 I939 W LLIE MATT BEASLEY . M . M . . M .................... Dickson NANCY BRANDON ....... . M . .............. JonesboroM Ark. HELEN BURNETTE . . . M . M ......................... Knoxvi e BETTY CLARK . . M . . . .......................... Knoxvi e MARTHA CONNEL ...... . . . ................... Whifes Creek SLE DeBUSK ....... M M M M M M M ................. Salvael Va. M LDRED DOUGHERTY . . . . . . . ....... . . .......... Knoxvi e AILEEN EMcKT M M M . M . M . . . ................ M M . . Knoxvi le M LDRED FREEMAN . . . . . M .- ........................ Knoxvi e MARTHA KENNEDY . . . M . . ........................ Knoxvi e MARGARET LYONS ............................ Rogersvi e ELLA MAUDE MANLY ............................ Leesburg, Fa. MARION MOORE . . . . . . . . ........................ Knoxvi e M LDRED MOORE ............................ Creenwcod, Miss. MARTHA STUBLEY M . . M . M M M .................... Knoxvi e Pl-OEBE TRENHOLM . . . . M . ......................... Knoxvi e JLLIA TUTTLE . . . . . M . ........................... Knoxvl e LYSBETH WADDELL ..... . . . M .................. Greenevi e VRGINIA WELDON . . M . . M M ...................... Dyersburg MARION WHEELER . . M . . . M . ................ South SalemK N. Y. BARBARA WILLIS ............... . ............. Creenevi e I940 KATHERYN BEASLEY . . . . . . ......................... Elkfon MELINDA ANN CALDWELL M . M M . . . . ................... Bris oi AMANDA DUNAWAY ...................... . M M . Liffle Rockl Ark. VIRGINIA GAUSE ............................. LiHle Rock, Ark. FRANCES HAYES . . M . . . . . . . . M . . ............. Liffle Rock, Ark. DOROTHY HINTON ...... . . ....................... Colliervi e ROBERTA JONES . . . M . . ........................... Midway MARY DALE KING ................................ She1byvi e ELIZABETH MCKELDER ........... . ................. Knoxvi e RUTH MEACHAM . M . M M . ............ M ........... Colliervi e NORWIN MORRIS . . . . M . M . ........................ Memphis CAROLINE OKEY . . . . . . . M ....................... Knoxvi e LOUISE TAYLOR . . . . M . . . . ...................... Greenevi e PHYLLIS TRENHOLM . . . . . . . ....................... Knoxvi e ANN LOU WATSON . M . M M . . . M . . ................. Hunfingdon I941 JANE ADAMS .................................. Knoxvi e ANNA MAE ALLAN M . . . . M ........................ Knoxvi e KATHRYN BPISCOE . M . . M . . M M M . M ................ Knoxville ELIZABETH CARRINGTON ........................... Cohiervi e BlLLIE CLAIBORNE . ............................. Brownswi e KIT DOUGHTY . . . . . . .......................... Greenevma VIVIAN DYER ...... . M M M ....................... Greenevi e CORNELIA ENNIS ................................ Savannah MARY BUFORD FRANCIS M M . . M . . . . . M . ........... . Knozvi Ie RUTH FULTON ..... . ....................... Owensburg, KyM ETHEL HENSON . . . M . . MMMMMMM M . M . ........... Rahway, NM J. SARA HINTON . . . M . . . ................ Colliervi e RUTH LONG ...... M . M M M . MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Knoxvi le JANE McLANEGAN ...... . M M . M M . . . . . Hiwassee Darn, N. C. JOSEPHINE McLAUGHLIN . . . . . . M . . . M . . ............. Knoxvi e EUSENIA MOORE M . M . . MMMMMMMMMMMMMM Milan LUCILE PARKER . . . M M . . M M . . M M ................... insk'lp GENE POPE . . . . . . . . . M ....................... Knoxvi Xe MARGARET PORTWOOD . . M . . . ...................... Knoxvi e LUCILLE STULTZ . . . M . M . ............................ Erwm MARGARET RUTH TATEM . . . . . . . M M ................. Knoxvi 3 I942 MARY RUTH BIBB ........................ . . . . . Knoxw e ASTRID BRETT . . . . M . M M . MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM KnoxviMe HELEN CHAMBERLAIN . . MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Knoxvi e SARA BETTY FOWLER . . . M . ........................ Knoxvl e PATTY MCDOWELL . . . . . . M M . MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Knoxw e HELEN MOORE ................................. Knoxvi e BETTY ANN MURPHY . . M M . . ........................ Knoxvi e ERNESTlNE NORWELL . . M . . . ...................... Tracy CI y FELICIA PARKER . . . . . . . M . ...................... Knoxvi e KATHRYN PIGG . . . . . . . ..................... Leland, Miss. ANN POTTER ..... M MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Crossvi e ALICE PRIEST M M . M . . . ........................ Hunfingdon HELEN RICHARDS ................................. Knoxvi e MARY E. ROBERTSON . . . . . . M M . M M . M MMMMMMMMMMMMM . M . Knoxvi e ISABEL ROBINSON M M M M ........................ Knoxvi 9 ANN SUTHERLAND M M . . . . ............. M M ....... . M Knoxvi e MARTHA ANN WILLIAMS . . . . ....................... Savannah -DELTA SIGMA CHAPTER I2791 Firsf Row: Bryan, Combs, CuHum. C., CuHuml L Second Row. Dowling. Edingfonk HaHK Neas. Third Row: Pickup, Scarbrough Schoolfidd, ScoH, Sims. JM-M DELTA ZETA Members 1939 GAYNELLECOMBS............. ...... .. Bris+o1 LEECULLUM ..... ........... .........Knoxville JUNESCARBROUGH................... Memphis I940 ANNBRYAN....,......... .V.........KnoxvilIe HELENHALL .. .......... ........ ,.KnoxviHe GENEVIEVE PICKUP..... CaHaraugus.N.Y. l94l BILLIEDOWLING ...... ...... ..., ......KnovaHe MARGARETEDINGTON ....... ............HeiskeI MARIENEAS...................,..... KnovaHe SAMMIESUESCOTT.............-.... ... ..Lucy ANNESIMS........, Knoxville 7 I942 CAROLINECULLUM..... .................Knoxville PATSYSCHOOLFIELD...... ...... .......SpringCi+y BETA LAMBDA CHAPTER I2811 wk m Firsf Row: Add!e0urg, Akera Anderson, Barker Beach, Bishop, Bonham, Browm F. CmdweH N. CaMweH. Second Row: Chyn- owefhl Cook, Derry, Duke, Fischer Forres+er, French Frya GaHoway. Third Row: GWennK Goddard, Godfrey L, Guinm T. Guinn, Ha- gam Hawkins, Haynes, Hehm Fourfh Row. Hill, Hufsfedler, Hundhey, Hussey, James, K. Johnsom M. Johnson Johnsfon, Kirby. Fiffh Row: Lay Mosley Murphee, Nave, Paulsen. ,ggrgw 2? $$$me W Lu 2M , L945 L WW, $7? Randomh, Rawls. Roberfsom Roddey Sixfh Row: Rumbmy, SeHers, 8. Shelby. P, Shdby, Smyfh Spivey, S+an+on, SfewarfK Sfoneclpher. Sevenfh Row: J. Swifzerl M. Swifzer. C. Thomas J. Thomas C. Thompson J Tl'wompw son, N. Thompson, TidweH, Tucker. Eigh+h Row: Vaughan, Waggoner, VleilancL WeHs, Wilkerson, Wiliams, Wilson, Wright Zim- merman. KAPPA DELTA Members I939 ALICE ANDERSON C C C C . C . C . . C . ............. Trenfon, N. J. KATHLEEN BEACH . C C . . . ...... . C C C . .............. Trade VIRGINIA BISHOP . C . C C C ...................... PocahoniasC Va. NANCY CALDWELL ............. C C C ........ Asheville, N. CC RACHEL DUKE. . . C C C ..... . C C . ................ Memphxs LORRAINE FORRESTER . . . . C . ...................... Waferfown LUCY FRYE . . . . . . ..... C C . ...... C ............ Efowah RUTH GODDARD . . . . . . ........................... Alcoa JANE HILLC . . C . C . . C . ...... C C C ............. Porfhand MARGARET JOHNSTON C . . C C . C ....................... Efowah ELIZABETH MURPHEE ............................ NashviHe VIRGINIA ANNE RUMBLEY . . . C . . . C C . C . ........ AHanfa, Ga. BETTY SHELBY . C C . C C C . .................... ClarksviHe PEGGY SHELBY . C C C C ....................... ClarkSVIHe LILA MOORE STANTON . C . C . ..................... McCall, S. C. ELIZABETH STEWART . . . . . . . . C . ................... KnovaHe MARY SWITZER ...... C . . C ................... Bearden MARY ELLA TIDWELL C . . . C . C ................... AdamsviHe JOSEPHiNE THOMAS . . C C C C C . C . . . C C . . C C . ...... Sevierville PATRICIA TUCKER . . . . . C . C . . . . . .......... . ScoHsvilIe, Ky. CHRISTINE VAUGHN . . . . . C C C . C C . . C . C C ....... Linden ELIZABETH WRIGHT C C C . . . . . . . . . . C C C . ........ Brucefon I940 ELINOR BARKER ................ . .......... ReadyviHe RUTH BONHAM C C C C . C .......................... KnoxviHe JUANITA CHYNOWETH C C C C C C ....................... Knoxville KATHERINE COOK . . . . . C ............................ Erwin MARGARET FRENCH . . . ....................... Memphis EUZABETH GLENN C . C C ........................ Nashville THELMA GUINN . C C C . . C C ....................... Duckfown ELOISE HAGAN . . . . C . C . ...................... Johnson Cify ROSALBA HAWKINS . . . ..... C ................ GreeneviHe JANE HELM C . . . C . . C . ........................... Erwin JEANNE'ITE HUNDLEY . . . C ...................... OoHewah FRANCES JAMES C . . . .......................... Rusfon, La. KATHRYN JOHNSON . . . ..... C C . C . .......... Humingdon MARJORIE JOHNSON . C C . ................ ScoHsville, KyC EVELYN KIRBY . . . . ......... . . C C . ............ Bearden HELEN LAY ..... C ............................. KnoxviHe STEPHANIE NAVE ............. . .................. Shouns BETTY PAULSEN .......................... Savannah, Ga. BEA SMYTH C C . . C . ................. . C C .ChaHanooga CAROLINt SPIVEY C . . . . . . . . C . . C . C C C .............. Scoffsboro JEANETTt STONECIPHER . ......................... Eagan JEAN SWITZER C . . . . ...................... Bearden CHRISTINE THOMAS . C ........................ Seviervi e MIRIAM WAGGONER . ....................... Maryvi e 1941 CHARLOITE BROWN ...... C . ................... Johnson Ci y BEVERLY FISCHER . C . C . . ......... C C C . . . . . . C . Knoxvi e MARY JANE DERRY .................... . . C Knoxvi e LOUISE GALLOWAY . CCCCCC . . C C C ...... C . C C Knoxvi e LORRAINE GUINN C . . .......... Efowah AGNES HUFSTEDLER . . ....................... Knoxvi e BILLIE MOSLEY C . C . C C ............... C . . C Maryvl e JUDITH ANN WILKERSON ................. Knoxvi e WILLA MARY WILLIAMS . .................. Readyvi e I942 MARY ADDLEBURG C . C . . C ........................ Surgoinsvi e JANE AKERS . . . C C .............................. Erwm FRANCES CALDWELL ...... . ..................... Knoxvi e ELIZABETH GODFREY C . . . . .......................... Knoxvi e DOROTHY HAYNES C C . . . . . . . ..................... Knoxv; e VIRGINIA HUSSEY C . . . . ................. Knoxvi e DOROTHY RANDOLPH ............................ Founfain Cify BETTY ANN RAWLS C . . . . ................. Memphis MARIE ROBERTSON . . . . C CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Knoxvi e EDITH RODDY ...... . . Knoxvi e VIRGINIA SELLERS C C . C C . . . Knoxvi e CLEO JAN-E THOMPSON . . . C . C ....................... Knoxvi e JEWELL THOMPSON . . . . . . ........................ Knoxvi e NANCY THOMPSON . . . . . ........................ Norfon, Va. MARIE WELLS ............................. Knoxvi e MARY LYNDA WILSON ............................ Fayeffevl e FRANCES WEILAND . . . . . C ......................... Nashvi e MARIE WELLS . . ............................. Knoxvi e MARY LINDA WILSON . C . . C . ...................... FayeHevi e CECELIA ZIMMERMAN . . . . C C . .................... Whife Pine ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER C2831 , Em? xw xwmugm ; E????AEEW 53 9!, m V ma 1 5 Wm WM; L N , - guaww m km; W mn$sgg :2 , 2 XQgg'ram aw? First Row: Adams, BarreH, Belll Bingham, sonl Jones, Lane, Legg, Lowry, Mason, C. Blair, Boyd, Bright Bush. Second ROW' McGuire. Fiffh Row: M. McGuire, Nicker- Carden, Carroll, Cfofworfhy, Creech, Doub son. Pagel Parroft Pryor, Roberfs, Ross, Dungan, French. Gawdin. Third Row: Gea- Schaad. Sixth Row: A. Scoff, M ScoH, sonY Gray Gregory Hendrix, J, HillV K. HiH, Swoope, Thompson. Vance, Wells, WHsonl Hines. Huffman. Fourfh Row: Inman, John- , , , W 7 Wrighf. 1939 MARTHA HENDRIX . . . , . . , . . .................. PoweH SfaHon BILLIE HINES . . . . . . .......................... Cleveland DOROTHY JONES . . . . . . ........................... Concord WALTER REED PAGE .......................... Yazoo Cify, Mlss MARGARET SCOTT ......................... Washingfon College ANNA B. VANCL . . . . . . ......................... KnoxviHe MABEL RAY WEkLS . . . . . . . . , , . ................... Clinfon I940 POLLY BLAIR . . . ............................. London LOUISE CARROL . ......................... Knoxville JEAN GAULDIN . . . ........................... Newbern KATHRYN HILL . . . . ....................... Knoxville JOYCE LANE . . ............................ KnovaHe RUTH LEGG . ................................ Knoxville MIRIAM MCGUXRE . ......................... Knovale GRACE NICKERSON . . . ......................... Knovale CLARA BELLE PRYOK ........................... Sequafchie ALTA ROSS . . . . A . ........................... Oeveland MARION SCHAAD . ................. Knoxvme LORRAINE WILSON . ............ , .......... Dunhap l94l ANNE BlNSHAM . . ...................... . .KnoxviHe ANNIE LEE CARDEN . ................... Clinfon SARAH KATE DOUB . .................... OoHewah HILDA DUNGAN . . .......................... Knoxville LOIS W. FRENCH . . . .......................... Knoxville ANGELA GLEASON 1 . .I ......................... Knoxville KATHLYNN GREGORY . ........................ Knoxville LOIS ANN iNMAN . . . . . . ..... ' .................... KnovaHe AVlS JOHNSON ................................ Sweefwafer MARILYN LOWRY ................................. KnovaHe KATHERINE MASON . ............................ Founfain Cify CHARLOTTE McGUlRE ............................... Knoxville MARY NELL PARRUIT . . . . . . . , . ................ Sfrawberry Plains FLOSSIE SUE ROBERTS ............................ Abingdcnl Va, ANNABEL SCOTT . . . . . ..................... Washingfon College ANNE DUDLEY SWOOPE . . . . .................. Columbus, sts. OLLIE MAE THOMPSON . . . . . . . ..................... Knoxville RUTH WRiGHT ................................... Knoxville I942 CAROLYN ADAMS . ................ Sfraw-berry Plains EVELYN BARRETT . . ......................... Shelbyville FRANCES BELL . . . . . . .......................... Powell Sfafion FRANCES BOYD ................................. Henderson BERNICE BRIGHT . . . . . ........................... Knoxville MARY JEP:N BUSH ................................. Clinton DOROTHY CLOTWORTHY . .......................... Miami, Fla. HELEN CREECH .................................. KnovaHe BECKY GRAY . ....................... Knoxville JEAN HILL . . . . . . . ....................... Knoxville HELEN HUFFMAN ............................. Knoxville KAPPA CHAPTER E2851 mmaii$3w x WW ,7, g ??$$ng ?meng 5: m A me; m 55 ?gw $?ng a $5 Hrsf Row: Brennels, BrysonA Clayfon, Draper, Fippin. Second Row: Gaddis, Gregory, Harrisonl Johnsom JoHey. Ihird Row: Landls, Leonnld, Pace, Pafrick, Peak, Robinson. Fourfh Row: SandersI Sedge, Stanton, Sferchi, Sfickley, Thayer. SIGMA KAPPA Members I939 RUTH CROZIER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . Knoxville ANATLAS PACE ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Norris PAYE PATRICK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville CARRIE MAY SLEDGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Memphis SUE STANTON ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . WesHown ANNSTICKLEYV...... ..,.A...... ....MadIsonviHe I940 EVELYN BRENNEIS ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . KnoxviHe ANN BRYSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Knoxville ANNA LOIS GREGORY . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . , Dyer LOIS HADDOX ..... . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . MaryviHe AILEEN JOLLY ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . Memphis PEGGY SANDERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KnoxviHe FAYE STERCHI ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville NANCYTHAYER . ,....... ...,,. .. Memphis l94l FRANCESCLAYTON ..... ... ..,........CopperhiH JUANITADRAPER........ . ...,,...,... Knoxville BETTYFIPPIN......... ., KnoxviHe EVELYNHARRISON... ,...,..... ,,.. ..KnoxviHe BETTYEJOHNSON.. .. .......... . .. ..A+Ian+a LOUISLANDESS......................,,KnoxviHe MARGARET LEOPOLD ..... ................ KnovaHe SARAHLEEPEAK........................Clin+on MARIEROBINSON ..... . .. .... ..,.....KnoxviHe I942 ANN GADDIS ...... . . . . . . . . . . .Bloomfield. N.J. ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER I287J Firsf Row: Babelay Baker, BaH, Barber, Brogan, Bunch! Burchfield, Carr. Second Row: Carringer, Chrisfenbery, Coleman, Deesl Donnell, Dunlap, Evams, Fielden. Third Row: E. Hayl K. Hay. Henry, Hudson, Jones! KeHy LaForge, H. Ledgerwood. Fourfh Row: M, Ledgerwood Lowe, Mackey, Maan, Mafhews, Mauney, Mifchell, Moss Fiffh Row: Mo Leary, McSpadden, Powers, Seymore, Skelfon, SlaHen, Sfooksbury, SummiH. Sixth Row: TaHanf, Taylor Thomas, Tipfom Van Cleave, Wingafe, Wood, Wright ZETA TAU ALPHA Members I939 MARY BALL ...... . ......... . . . ........... . Knoxvi Ie MARIE BAKER . . . . . V . . . . . .................. BoHvar FRANCES BARBER . . v, . . ....................... Knoxvi Xe NHLDRED FROST BROWN , . . . , . . , . . ........... Charlesfom W. Va. JAMA BURCHFIELD . . . . . . ................ Seviervi he PEGGY CARR . ...................... . . ...... LafoHeHe JO CARRINCER . . . . V . , . . . , . ................ Knoxvi he VlRGlNIA CHRISTENBERRY ..... . . . .................. Knoxvi le ELIZABETH COLEMAN . . . . ..................... Smyrna ELIZABETH DEES . . . . . . . ............. . . Decafurvi Me RENA DONNELL . . . , . . . . , ..... . . . W. Palm Beach, Fa. ERNESTINE HAY , V . , ................... . . . Lexingfon CARLINE HUDSON . . . . . . ....... . . ........... MiddWeton MARiANNE LEDGERWQOD . . . . . . . ............ Knoxw le FRANKIE LEE MACKEY . . . . ........... . ....... . . . . Parsons KATHERINE MARTIN , . . . . ....... . . . ............ KnOXVi m EVELYN MCLEARY . . . . . ................. Jackson JANE MITCHELL . ........................ Sweefwa er MARTHA MOSS . , ........ . . ..... . . . . . . Brucefon RUTH STOOKSBURY . . . . V . . . ............... Knoxvl Ie MARY VIRCINIA THOMAS . . . . . . . , . . . . , . ; . . ........ Bris oi I940 HELEN BROGAN . . . . . . . . . . . . .............. Knoxvl Ie RUTH FIELDEN . . . , . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxvi Ie , CECILE KAVANAGH . . . ..... . . . .............. Knova he ANITA SEYMOUR . . . . , . , , . . . . . . ......... Nashvi Ie MARGARET SMITH . , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Knoxvi Xe LINDA WINGATE . . . . ................... Immokalee, Fa. LOIS WOOD ............. . ......... . ...... Sweefwa er OPAL WRlGHT . . . . . ....................... . . Lexingfon WM EVELYN BABELAY .................... Knoxville LOIS HENRY . . ..... . . . . . ............. Knoxviile BETH JONES . . . . . . . , . , ..... . , ........ Knoxville NANCY KELLY . . . . . . . . . ................ dee Springs, Va. LUCY LaFORGE . ..... . . , . . . . ........... Knoxvills ELIZABETH MATTHEWS . , . . . . . . . .................. KnoxviHe ELAINE MAUNEY .............. . . . . . ........ KnoxviHe SARA MCSPADDEN ................................ KnoxviHe SARA SKELTON . . . . . . . , . . . . V . . . . . Cumberland Cify KATHERINE SLATTEN . . . . . . ...................... Sparfa CAROLINE SUMMITT . . . , , .......................... LafoHeHe JANE VAN CLEAVE . . . . . . . . . . .................. Chapel Hill I942 LUCILLE BUNCH . ............ V . .............. Harrlman MIGNON DUNLAP . . . . . . ....................... Nashville MILDRED EVANS . . .................. Knoxville KATHERINE HAY . . . .......................... Eag1eviHe HELEN LEDGERWOOD . . . . . . . . . .................. Knoxville LILLIAN LOWE . . . . .......... . . . . . ........ Eagleville ELEANOR MCTEER . ............ , . , ......... Knoxville ELEANOR POWERS . . . . . ......................... Knoxville GRACE TALLANT ..... . V . . ..................... OoHewah MARTHA JAYNE TAYLOR . . . . . . . .................. Dayton CHARLOTTE TIPTON ................ . ............. Knoxville ZETA CHAPTER E2891 ; u w . . . , , 7, ,17 . ' , . ' r : 7 7 ' y a w my m1: , . , , , m 5' - 2H , 1' . OST SIGNIFICANT POINT IN THE RECENT PROGRESS OF THE STATE HAS BEEN THE RAPID EXPANSION OF ITS INDUSTRIAL DE- VELOPMENTS. FORMERLY KNOWN AS A PURELY AGRARIAN STATEI TENNESSEE HAS NOW BECOME ONE OF THE FIVE SOUTHERN STATES IN WHICH THE VALUE OF ALL THEIR MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS EX- CEEDS THE $525,000,000 MARK. wk ir ORGANIZATIONS at it Armifage, Armstrong, Ashby, Ausfin, Denman EHison, :isher, Hooser, Jones, Kesfersan, Lu+z Ogden. Pentecost Sea'wle, Slafery, Suilins, Wade CIRCLE AND TORCH Since I932. when a large group of prominenf Juniors and Seniors 01c Jrhe Universify founded if. Jrhe organiza- Hon. which in I934 became Circle and Torch. has played a leading parf in Jrhe campus acfivifies. The socie+y endeavors +0 recognize men who have affained a high sfandard of leadership in collegiafe acfivifies. +0 encour- age +hem +0 confinue along +his line. and +0 inspire o+hers +0 sfrive for conspicuous a++ainmen+s. In order +0 carry 0qu +his purpose and +0 furfher +he progress and developmemL of +he Universify of Tennessee. +he organi- zafion has placed highes+ among HS inferesfs Jrhe sincere affempf Jro develop leadership of +he characfer. Circle and Torch elecfs +0 membership Jrhose Juniors and Seniors who are oufsfanding in characfer and exfra- curricular acfivifies. High scholashc a++ainmen+ is en- couraged and rewarded. To be of service f0 under- classmen. +he sociefy endeavors +0 aid +he Freshmen in +he selecfion of exfra-curricular acfivifies. OFFICERS ROBERT C. AUSTIN . . PresidemL CAYCE L. PENTECOST Secrefary HERBERT SLATERY Vice-Presidenf JACK ARMITAGE Treasurer MEMBERS Jack ArmHage Jack Denman Clifford Armsfrong Marvin Ellison Tom Ashby William H. Fisher Roberf C. Ausfin William Hooser J. W. Baker Arfhur Jones J. Fred Brehm. H Gray Jones Tom Searle Herberf Slafery Sam Sullins Ross Wade L. D. Word John Kes'rerson George Krisle John Lu+z Gapsley Ogden Cayce L. Penfecosf Vernon PoHs FACULTY MEM BERS Professor R. E. Dunford Mr. A. H. Grossman Prohessor G. A. Canning Professor W. E. Cole E2951 Judge R. M. Jones Professor R. C. MaHhews Professor F. B. Ward Kesferson Pace Moore Swingle, Wade h DonneH, Dougan Hansard, Jamieson, Med Iv e k m km s 95 .x n n i . e num kaw .w.m M m VE VS a VI Dwrwkeh .ocd dHan maMm B '15 SH 1 y o Hasm eawm H w a rdLe arr. d B r0 vhR xyg swus. meop ahhrui dg I Ammh P .wa o....w wao ORR HR r h HdlmH niu oho CTEI e S l2961 i: i: ORGANIZATIONS PHI Phi Kappa Phi is one 01c Jrhe oldes+ organiza- +ions on Jrhe HillH and one of Jrhe mos+ success- Founded as an honor sociefy in I898 a+ +he Universi+y oi iui in carrying 0qu ifs propsed work. Miami. if has become an associafion oi graduafe siudenfs from all deparfmenfs of American coi- leges and universi+ies. Since ifs beginning. +he organizafion has grown +0 enormous proporiions. Chapfers 01c Phi Kappa Phi exier in nearly every siafe in +he Union. iri' KAPPA PHI Phi Kappa Phi has many inferes+s. chieic of which is Jrhe encouragemen+ and siimuiaiion oi Jrhe eruoiemL +0 greafer men+ai achievemenfs. A Those men and women deemed worJrhy are rewarded wiJrh membership in Jrhe sociefy. The irafemier search for Jrrue scholarship is fosfered. seeks +0 promoie a closer reiaiionship befween Jrhe alumni of +he Universify and Jrhe Alma Maker. Phi Kappa Phi holds Jrhe resped of every sfu- den+ on Jrhe Hiii, and eieciion +0 membership is a recognifion oi meri+ous work. DEAN C. E. FERRIS PROF. H. C. WARNER DR. R. F. THOMASON PROF. H. H. AIKEN 'Factu Members H. B. AIKEN C. E FERRIS J. E. AVENT' T. W. GLOCKER AXEL BRETT HARRIETT GREVE MARY P. CARLTON L. R. HESLER ELLA J. DAY MAMIE C. JOHNSTON N. W. DOUGHERTY H. I. LEE N. D, PEACOCK Members EDWARD T. HANSARD JOHN D. HATFIELD CHESTER A. HENRY. JR. CARL B. HUFFAKER DAVID SCHULER JAMIESON JOHN EMMETT KESTERSON MAE KIMBROUGH SARAH LAWSON FRANKIE LEE MACKEY MARY FRANCES ADAMS LYNN DOUGLAS BARTLETT MARY NELL BLACK JOHN ALVIS CLARKE HERBERT L. DAVIS KATHERINE DENISON RENA iOBERTS DONNELL WM. PAGE DOUGAN BESS L. DOUGHERTY CHARLES HENRY EDWARDS HERSCHELL A. ELLIOTT WM. BRICE ENNIS. JR. JONNIE REEVES MASHBURN LOUISE ELIZABETH MEDLIN MARION MARGARET MOORE E2971 FREDERICK CLAUDE MANNING. JR. President Vice-Presidenf ............................. Secre+a ry ............. Treasurer Journal Correspondenf J. A. THACKSTON R. F. THOMASON F. B. WARD CLYDE H. WILSON H. B. WITHAM C. E. WYLIE ALLEN SHERAM MOOREFIELD OZANE FLOWERS ODOM MARION A. PACE ROBERT ALLEN PHILLIPS HANS WILLIAM RODEMANN RAYMOND LOUIS SCHNELL VISA DUNN STEWART EDITH ESTES STOKELY WALTER K. STROMQUIST HOMER DALE SWINGLE MARTHA JEAN WADE DANIEL LEE WHITEHEAD i7? : WW 1:? Baum, Brumfiei. Colins, EHIoH Lamb, MaHhews, McGee, Ownby J. F. Pelfon, P. W. Pelfon, Silva Slafer SmHh. Sfromqulsf, Underwoodx WJson 12983 VA: VA: ORGANIZATIONS izek TAU BETA Pl A lHHe over fiHy years ago Phi BeJra Kappa was +he only scholasfic honorary available +0 col- lege s+uolen+s. and engineering erudenJrs were seldom elecheol +0 H. Thus if was +0 mark in a fiHing manner +hose who conferred honor upon +heir Alma Mafer by disfinguished scholarship and exemplary charac- Jrer as undergraduafes. or by +heir affainmenfs as alumni. and also +0 fos+er a spiriJr of liberal cuHure in engineering colleges of America, +ha+ Tau Befa Pi was founded a+ Lehigh Universify in I885. AJr +he presen+ fime +here are siery-nine chap- Jrers in +he leading fechnical schools of Jrhe coun- +ry th a fofal membership of over fwenfy-nine +housand. To be eligible for membership one mus1L rank scholasficaHy in Hue upper eighfh of Hwe Junior class or in +he upper fourfh 01c +he Senior class. In addifion +0 +his requirement one musf also be of good characfer and parficipafe in ac+ivi+ies on He campus. Officers J. W. SLATER W. K. STROMQUIST ............ R. H. LAMB ............................ Corresponding Secrefary R. K. COLLINS ............................ Recording Secre+ary PROF. A. B. WOOD .............................. Treasurer A. F. WOODS ................................ Cafaloguer Acfive Members C. W. ANGEL E. T. HANSARD JOSEPH SILVA K. P. BAUM. JR. W. F. MCGEE DICK SMITH O. M. BRUMFIEL R. C. MATTHEWS. JR. J. M. SUTTLE H. A. ELLIOTT R. C. FLOYD 76. W. HALL P. W. PELTON C. R. OWN BEY F. W. UNDERWOOD J. F. PALTON D. L. WHITEHEAD P. W. PELTON J. C. WILSON Pledges JOE SILVA 1.2991 1r iz ORGANIZATIONS Firs? Row: Mary Frances Adams. Mary NeH Shack, Sue DeBusk, Rena R. DonneH, Mildred R. Freeman. Second Row: Dorofhy W. Jones, NaneHe Manning. Anaflas Paces Harriet Pardue. Edith E. Sfokely. Third Row: Helen Skaggs, Louise Talley, Martha Jean Wade, Mable Ray WellsI Shirley Ann Whifney. MORTAR BOARD skit In l9l8 four local senior women's honorary sociefies on widely separafed college campuses combined +0 form +he firsf nafional organiza+ion for +he recognifion of H19 many local socieHes +hen exisfing. This naHonal socie+y became known as Morfar Board. Morfar Board's purpose is +0 provide for +he coopera- Hon befween sociefies of differenf schools. +0 promofe loyalfy +0 +he college. and +0 advance +he spirif 01: feel- lowship and service among college women. Cap and Gown af +he Universi+y of Tennessee af- filiafed wifh Morfar Board in I938. To be eleded +0 membership. one musf be recognized on +he campus as a scholar. as a leader, and as a giver of services. Schol- arship. leadership. and fine characfer all play an im- porfan+ par+ in aHaining +he high goal of Hue sociefy. Officers ANATLAS PACE MILDRED FREEMAN ........ Presidenf Vice-Presidenf SHIRLEY WHITNEY ................ Treasurer RENA DONNELL .............. Secrefary Members RENA DONNELL MILDRED FREEMAN DOROTHY JONES MARY FRANCES ADAMS MARY NELL BLACK SUE DeBUSK HELEN SKAGGS MARTHA JEAN WADE MABLE RAY WELLS NANNETTE MANNING ANATLAS PACE HARRIET PURDUE SHIRLEY WHITNEY LSOOJ Vk i: ORGANIZATIONS 1k it First Row: Ashby, Edwards, Ford, Gillespie, Harwood, Hayes. Second Row: Hooser, Johnsfon, Monfgomery, Rikel Roberta Smifh, Williams. DELTA SIGMA PI Delfa Sigma Pi is a frafernify organized +0 fosfer H19 School of Commerce. Accounfs. and Finance. Since +ha+ SWOIY Of busmess In .Umversmes; +0 encourage scholar- fime +he frafemify has developed info one of We largeswL Ship and H16 assomahon Of sfudenfs for +he1r mufual ad- and mosf influenfial organizafions in Hwe enJrire collegiafe vancemenf by research and pradice: +0 promo+e closer 10 Id affiliaHon befween Jrhe commercial world and sfudenfs Ie ' of commerce. and +0 furfher a higher s+andard of com- mercial e+hics and culfure and +he civic and commercial welfare of Hue communify. In +wenfy-four sfafes Here are HHy chapfers of Delhi Sigma Pi wifh a +o+al membership o1c over fwelve +housand. Alpha Ze+a chap+er. insfalled in I924. co- operafes wiJrh H18 School of Commerce each year +0 This honorary fra+erni+y for commercial sfudenfs was presen+ H19 Annual Commerce EXPOSiHOH. WhiCh has be- founcled in November. 1907. aJr New York Univer5i+y's come a fradifional affair on +he Hil. Officers JAMES RIKE . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . Headmasfer JAMES ROBERTS . . . . . . . . . . , . . . Junior Scribe CHARLES HAYES . . . . . . . . . . . Senior Warden EARL WILLlAMS . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . Hisforian SEARLE GILLESPIE . . . . . . . . . . . . . Junior Warden EARL FORD . A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chancellor JOE MONTGOMERY, JR , . , . . , , , . Treasurer JEWETT EDWARDS . . . . . . Direcfor of AHendance BOB SCHLEICH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scribe BILL HOOSER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chaplain PAUL LONG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Senior Guide TOM ASHBY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Seanel ; Members Thompson V. Ashby William W. Hooser PaUl B. Long James L. Roberfs JeweH P. Edwards James Roy Jakes Joe B. Monfgomery Rober+ W. Schleich Earl C. Ford Charles Johnsfon John W. Page Randal C. Smifh Walfer E. Harwood WiHiam Llewellyn James H. Rike Joe WaHen Charles J. Hayes Earl WiHiams FacuH'y Theodore W. Glocker Charles P. WhHe Harold Read Harvey 6. Meyer Frank B. Ward I301-J . M M i: i: ORGANIZATIONS i: ik Firsf Row: BuHer, Chynowefh, Donnell, Dougherfy, Freeman. Second Row: FuHs, Gibbs, Iiams, Lawson, Mackey. Third Row: MooreI Poore. SheHon, Thomas, Wells, Wrighf. OMICRON NU Omicron Nu enioys Jrhe disfribufion of being Jrhe only in as many differenf colleges and universifies over Jrhe nafional honor organizafion in Jrhe field of Home Eco- nahon. . ' .. . .. . nomics. In I9I2. Michigan Sfafe College feH' +he need Alpha EpSIlon chap+er '5 new on H19 H'H' being esfablished in 1936. bqu +hrough +he club's infereer in Jrhe school's affairs i+ has already made an enviable niche for Hseif on Jrhe campus. The purpose of Jrhe club for a na+ional organizafion +0 embrace ail of Jrhe clubs which were being formed in fhe Home Economics Schools of +he various universifies and. as a consequence, Omicron is +0 recognize and promo+e scholarship. leadership. and Nu was founded in +ha+ year. From +ha+ beginning. +he research in Jrhis school. This associafion is Jraking i+s piace sociefy has grown unfil if new has fwenfy-nine chapfers among Jrhe imporiamL chapfers of Jrhe sororify. Officers MILDRED FREEMAN . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . A PresidemL DR. FLORENCE MacLEOD . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer MABLE RAY WELLS . . i . . . . . . . . i . Vice-Presiden+ ANN HARRISON . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assisfanf Treasurer ALMA FULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secrefary ELIZABETH WRIGHT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edifor MRS. MARY P. CHARLTON . . . . . . . . . Factu Advisor Members Beafrice Wood Mary Virginia Thomas Mable Ray Wells Fanny Gibbs Alice Anderson Ozane Odom Mildred Freeman Dorofhy Hinfon Kafhleen Beach . Elizabefh Wrighf Nelle Daie Jane Harris Imogene BuHer Rena Donnell Sara Lawson Marfha Iiams Bess Dougherfy Ann Harrison Marian Moore Madge Madden Lillian Keller Alma Fulfz Juanifa Cheynowefh Faye Poore Frankie Lee Mackey Emiiy Sue SheHon Faculfy Members Jessie W. Harris Myra Bishop Ru+h Buckley Eleanor Haile Dr. Ella J. Day Orrissa P. Simpson Mary Spencer Venabie Alberfa Young Eiizabefh Lacey Speer Emily T. Garnar Dr. Florence MacLeod Annie Maude McCowey Mary P. CharHon Mary Margaref Hearn E3021 ye i ORGANIZATIONS at a: Firs? Row: Adams, AkersI Bible, ColveH, Dougan, Edwards. Second Row: Ennis, Haie, Jones, Kelly, Phillips, Schnell. Swingle. ALPHA ZETA The Alpha Zefa Frafemify was founded af Ohio Sfafe in Jrhe Universify and in Jrhe fu'l'ure life of Jrhe sfudenf. Universify. November 4' I891 Recognizing +he fad There are forfy-one chapfers in all. +he Morgan Chap+er +ha+ SChOIaniC achievemen+ is one Of +he chief aims 016 being es+ablished aJr +he Universier of Tennessee in I912. H +H .fhff '+ +bl'h' ' a co-ege raining e ra erm y es a IS ed HL as a baSIC Hs purpose is +0 faciiHafe a serious considerafion of Jrhe reqwremenf, bu+ realizing +ha+ scholarship alone cannof . . make Jrhe moer useful and worihwhiie life if +herefore probiems concerning +he College Of Agriculfure; +0 af- emphasizes +hose qualifies of characfer and personalify ford an opporfunify for closer fellowship befween sfudenfs which will exerJr and sfrengfhen Jrhe leadership of Jrhe and faculfy, and +0 encourage a more balanced develop- s+uden+ while he is in +he Universify and affer gradua+ion. menf of Jrhe sfudenf in bofh curricular and exfra-curricuiar The frafemier offers an oppor+uni+y for service while acfiviJries. Officers RAYMOND LSCHNELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PresidemL FRANK ADAMS ................. Treasurer HOMER D.SWINGLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-Presidenf GEORGE W. BIBLE .............. . . . Censor CHARLES H. EDWARDS . . . ..... . . . . . . Reporfer Members LESTER O. AKERS FRED N. COLVETT EDWARD JONES HUBERT A. NICHOLSON WILLIAM PAGE DOUGAN WILLIAM M. HALE WILLIAM KELLY ROBERT PHILLIPS. JR. WILLIAM B. ENNIS. JR. SPENCER TURRENTINE IBOBJ i i: ORGANIZATIONS i: Vk Flrsr Row: Bridges, Combe. Garrisom Shem, Johnsfom L. Second Row: Johnsfon, M , MifcheH, Peak, Sfonecipher, Bullinger. . PHI ETA TAU Phi Efa Tau is a professional physical educa+ion club To become a senior member of Phi EJra Tau. a s+uden+ for won-wen of He Umverery of Tennessee. If was orlg- mUSJr be a junior or senior working +oward a major in Inafed In Hwe fall of I933 and has become one of +he mos1L imporfanJr organizafions on We campus because of ifs many achiviJries. The purpose 0f Phi Efa Tau i3 +0 furfher professional +0 major In physical educaHon. The members of Phi infereer in physical educafion af +he UniversHy and +0 bring +hose in +ha+ fieid in+o closer con+ac+ wiJrh each physical educaHon. To become a junior member. a s+u- denJr musf be a sophomore and have expressed a desire Efa Tau s+rive for Hue highesf ideals in scholarship. lead- ofher and wi+h +heir Chosen profession. ership, and sporfsmanship. Officers JANE MITCHELL . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . Presidenf FRANCES COMBE , , . . . . . . . . . . . Secre+ary LILLIAN JOHNSTON . . . 4 . . . , . . . . . Vice-PresideM RUTH GARRISON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer MISS GENEVIEVE BULLINGER . . . . . . . . Factu Adviser Members GENEVIEVE BRIDGES MARIAN GIBSON EVELYN HARREL ELEANOR IRWIN FRANCES COMBE ELIZABETH GLENN BERNICE IDDINS JANE MITCHELL RUTH GARRISON NORWIN NORRIS MARJORIE JOHNSON SARAH PEAK JEANETTE STONECIPHER LILLIAN JOHNSTON E3041 1k iv ORGANIZATIONS Firsf Row: Baker, BradTey, Second Row: Kreise McLaughlin. Seymour, Smifh, Vorder Bruegge, Wafson. PHi The honorary infernafional legal Trafernify, Phi Delfa Phi. was founded a+ Jrhe Universify o1C Michigan in l869. Tn Jrhe Unifed S+a+es and Canada Jrhere are sixfyesix sfu- denf chapfers and forfy-one barrisfer or graduafe chap- fers. Among approximafely 28.000 members are +he Honorable Franklin Delano Roosevelf and seven Jus+ices of The Unifed S+a+es Supreme Court The fra+ernify was formed for Jrhe purpose o1C pro- mofing credifable scholarship and rigid adherence +0 6 code o1E +he professional eJrhics. Wifh Jrhese ideals be- i'i' BurkhaHer, Dehus, Jamieson. DELTA PHI fore +hem. candida+es for enhance mus+ have scholarship. ap+i+ude for sfudy of +he law, and a++ribu+es of char- acher which show abilify for leadership In +he profession. The Chapfer on Jrhe Hill. RooseveH Inn. was char- Jrered In I919. During +he year Jrhe Inn parficipafes in many acfivHies. Among Jrhese are: an annual banque+ honoring The members of +he Tennessee Supreme Court a loving cup each year +0 Jrhe member o1C +he Firsf-Year Class wifh Jrhe highes+ scholasfic average. and frequenf educafional lecfures by prominemL lawyers. Officers KELLER SMITH Magisfer WOODSON SAVAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clerk J. W. BAKER Exchequer WILLIAM W. KREIS Hisforian Members John W. Baker William W. Kreis Woodson T. Savage KeHar Smifh James W. Wafson Melvin T. Weakley John J. Delius William H. McLaughTin Earl M. Bradley Vinceni Vorder Bruegge Jerome Templefon Charles Worley Schuler Jamieson TaJre Carfy Joseph Wagner Arfhur Seymour Pefer Porfrum Frank Wilson Bill Burkhalfer Nelson Venable George Krisle Klebe: Dunklin ir it ORGANIZATIONS ikik Firsf Row: Allison, Armiage, Ausfin, BarneH, Ewart. Second Row: Johnson, Lea, McCravey. McGee, Searle. Third Row: Rosson, STafer, Wigginfon, Wilson. Woods. PHI ETA Phi Efa Sigma. a nafional honorary scholach 'FraJrernier for freshmen. was founded aJr Jrhe UniversHy of Illinois on March 22, I923. The sociefy has as ifs purpose Jrhe promoHon of schoiasfic ideals and achievemenfs among freshmen. The lafe Dean F. M. Massey was insfrumenfal in +he founding of +he Tennessee Chapfer. The local organizafion was begun in I930 and has been an incen- +ive +0 freshmen. inspiring Jrhem +0 greafer ambifion for SIGMA +0 Jrhis frafernify is +0 be highly commended for iniel- lecfual abili+y and is a sfep Jreward furiher meri+ous work. Membership reers enfirely upon scholasfic afiainmenf. a 3.5 average wi+hin Jrwo consecufive quarfers being re- quired. VThe Nafional fraiernify publicafion is Jrhe Forum of Phi E+a Sigma. established in +he nafion's leading colleges. Forer-ihree chap+ers have now been Prominenf men in all fields of acfivify have worn Jrhe key of Phi Eia scholas+ic achievement because To receive an invi+a+ion Sigma. Officers JOHN S.LEA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Presidenf THOMAS FRENCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer WILLIAM E. JOHNSO A . . . . . . . . . Vice-Presiden1' THOMAS B. BARNETT . . . . . Secrefary Members ROBERT ALLISON JACK ARMITAGE ROBERT AUSTIN THOMAS B. BARNETT O. M. BRUMFIELD J. D. EWART THOMAS FRENCH C. A. HENRY H. K. HICKS WILLIAM HOUSEHOLDER WILLIAM E. JOHNSON JOHN S. LEA JESS MARCOVITVH WILLIAM McCRAVEY FLOYD McGEE DONALD PAINTER JOE ROSSON THOMAS SEARLE E3061 J. W. SLATER MAX SLOMOWITZ JAMES WILSON JAMES W. WOODS CLEBERNE WIGGINTON 9: iv ORGANIZATIONS i'i' Firsf Row: Black, Brakebill. Card, Carden, Edmunds. Second Row: Hinfon. Hams, Jones, Morris, Pace. I hird Row: Paxfon, Skaggs, Sfanfon, Sfewarf, Sfokely, Threlkeld. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA High scholach sfandards. womanliness and honor of all ifs members are +he requiremenfs for membership in Alpha Lambda DeHa. A nafional honor sociefy for fresh- men women, founded a+ Hue Universify of Illinois in I924, Hiis organizafion has been acfive on H19 Hill since I932. Morfar Board. senior honorary sororify for women, The re- quiremenf for enhance +0 +his group is a scholasfic aver- sponsors H115 sisfer club for freshmen women. age of 3.4 for ero consecufive quarfers during H16 be- ginning year. Each year. during +he winfer quarfer. prospecfive mem- bers are invifed +0 a fea given by +he achive members. lnvifafions are issued affer +he complefion of He second quarfer +0 +hose who have qualified for membership. Those who belong Jro +his organizafion are oufsfanding on +he campus as leaders and are recognized as womeh of high characfer and abilify. Officers MARTHA IJAMS Presidenf ANN LEE GARDEN . Secrefary SARAH HINTON Vice-Presiden+ MARGARET CARD V. Treasurer Members Beverly Baer Frances Edmunds Ann Wray Minor Sue Sfanfon Mary Nell Black Pafsy Harrill Isabel Morris Visa Dunn S+ewar+ Lucile Brakebill Sarah Hinfon AnaHas Pace Edifh Sfokley Margaref Card Marfha liams Mildred Paxfon June Sullivan Anne Lee Carden Dorofhy Jones BeHy Lee Ray Louise SaHey Mary Jean Clack Aileen Lin+z Helen Skaggs Marjorie Threlkeld I307J ir 1k ORGANIZATIONS eki' UNIVERSITY TENNESSEE PLAYHOUSE The U. T. Playhouse Is Jrhe oufgroerh of +he Adors Workshop. Jrhe presenf organizafion being formed in I936. The objechves of Jrhe Piayhouse as broughf 0qu in HS consfiquon are for The developmenf 0T greafer dramafic abilify among +he sfudenfs and +he acquisifion of a higher knowTedge of The fundamentals and hIs+ory of dramafic ar+s and arHers. This year The Playhouse presenfed Jrhree programs for Jrhe sfudenf body. The TimL was made up of +he 'TBaTcony Scenem from Shakespeare's Romeo and Julief and George Bernard Shaw's Over-ruled, direcfed by Mal- colm Miller. The second producfion was 'TSpring Dance by Phillip Barry. The las+ performance was Three Cor- nered Moon by Gerfrude Tonkonogy. ther accom- plishmenfs were: a TiHeen-minque broadcasf over a na- +ional hook-up 01C a sfudenf wriJrJren and erudemL caer play. a haH-hour broadcasf of a play over a TocaT sfafion. and sponsoring Jrhe annual Fine ArJrs Exhibit The Playhouse Workshop locafed in Science Hall Tur- nishes a place for work on scenery and sfage properhes. Workshop produdions o1c one acf plays are given a+ +he monfhly meefings. Officers MRS. LEONARD E. NELSON MARION A. WHEELER AGNES THOMAS Direcfor Presidenf Technical Direcfor h CHARLES LASITER JAMES COWARD . MARGARET MILLER RUTH REAGAN Sfage Manager Business Manager Laborafory Diredor Secrefary Playhouse Members rJohn Aden Barbara Allen Claude Cupp BeHy Dafferner Charles LasHer Roberf Maffheews Kafhryn Saunders Lois Seeley Helen Bacon James Dickson Ellis Mays Mary Lee Smifh William BarreH Clark Dowling Margaref MiHer Vernon TayTor CharToHe Brown Lois Elrod Ann Moore Agnes Thomas Mary Jean Bush Francis Caldwell Bernard Canfor Lawrence Chandler Sarah Frances 'Colvin James Coward Eugenia Franklin Thomas French Eloise Hagan Mariorie HeckIe William Holder Jay Horosz E. J. Lanigan ISOSJ Sfephanie Nave Mildred Paxfon Thomas Phillips Marjorie Pederson Rufh Reagan Helen Richard Joe Riley Pafricia Tucker Marion Wheeler Lorraine Wilson Mary Linda Roberfs Barbara Wrighf Lillian Wrighf Vk i' ORGAHIZ ATIONS 1k Fir51l Row: Adcock, Bafes, Beaman, Second Row: Franklin, French, James, Brakebiil, Darst Dougherfy. Kohou'r. ManningI Miller, Newly. Third Row: Phillips, Priesi'I Rogers, Ross, Sfokelyi Sfewarf, Tucker. ROMANCE LANGUAGES FRENCH CLUB The French Club was formed for Jrhe purpose of giving +hose sfudenis who are inferesfed in French an oppor- funify +0 learn +0 speak and +0 undersfand +ha+ language. This is accomplished during Jrhe weekly noon meeiings and parficipaiion in Jrhe programs. Membership is based upon inieremL in The language and schoiasfic affainmenis and selecfion is made from +he second. Third and iourfh- year s+uden+s faking French. Officers UNA MAE PRIEST . . . Presidenf JENELLE BRIMER , . . Secreiary EVELYN DARST Vice-Presidenf MILDRED DOUGHERTY Treasurer Members John Aden Evelyn Darsf Kafherine Miller Wilma Rogers Margaref Bafes Mildred Dougherfy Margaref Miller Louise Saliey CharioHe Beaman Eugenia Franklin Liilian Newby Alix Smifh Lucille Brakebili T. M. French Una Mae Pries+ Elizabefh Sfewarf Jenelle Brimer Charles Hoffman Judy Richards Edifh Sfokeiy Marfha Webb SPANISH CLUB The purpose of +he founding of The Spanish Ciub was +0 promofe good fellowship among Spanish siudenis and +0 increase The oral vocabulary of each member. The organiza'iion is new buf as if grows in members and in influence a more far-reaching program will be planned and execuied for The enioymenf of Spanish. Member- ship in Jrhe Club is limiied +0 sfudenis of second, +hird, and fourfh-year Spanish. buf excepfionai sfudenfs in Jrhe firsf year are occasionally invi+ed +0 ioin. Officers MAC FRENCH . . i . Presidenf MARTHA ROSS i . Secreiary A. S. MOOREFIELD VicesPresidenf EDYTHE ADCOCK Treasurer Members Pairicia Tucker Frances James Mary Louise Phillips Jane Helm Mary Rufh Howell Edna Hixon Tom BarneH Pollyanna Creekmore A. B. LiHiefon Sue Dye BeHy Lee Ray Ruby Mize Beafrice Smyih J. A. Kohouf Melinda Caldweli Claude Manning T3091 i: Vk ORGANIZATIONS ir i' A 7 Amy Firsf Row: Brewer, Buffaf, Ford, Grubb, Hayes, McSpaden, Moorei Second Row: Oglel Queener, Raw'isI Ross, Saunderss Tidweil, Woodruif. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Membership of Bapfisf Sfudenf Union consisfs of any BapiimL sfudenf who is enrolied in any of Hie organiza- Jrions of Hie Knoxville Bap+is+ Churches. H is nof only confined +0 +nis campus buiL is on many Hiroughoqu H19 Soufn and even in Japan and China. The organizafion is unified by He Siudenf Deparfmenf of H16 Bapiier Sunday School Board a+ Nashville. The iocai chap+er was founded in 1935 and is presenHy supporfed by Hie Sfafe Mission Board of Tennessee. B. S. U. sponsors various social acfivifies and programs of personal evangelism buiL ifs main purpose is +0 enlier every Bapiisf slrudemL in a+ leasf one of +he unif organi- zafions. such as Jrhe B. Y. P. U.. Young Women's Asso- ciaJrion, or Sunday School. and +0 deepen Hie spiriiual life of Hie Tennessee sfudenf. Officers JOE BLACK HAYES Presiden+ BOB WOODRUFF Firsf Vice-Presiden+ HELEN BUFFAT Second Vice-Presiden+ ETHEL WOMAC Third Vice-Presiden+ ALTA ROSS Secrefary LLEWLLYN QUEENER Reporfer TOM SMITH Treasurer JOHN BREWER Chorisfer SARAMcSPADDEN Pianis+ BARBARA FORD Sunday School Represenfafive BILL NOBLITT MARY ELLA Tl DWELL Training U. Represen afive RUTH FIELDEN . . . . . . . . . . . . Church ?epresen aiive MARGARET OGLE Church ?epresenfafive HELEN BUFFAT Church ?epresen a+ive FRANK GRUBB ANN MOORE Sfudenf Secrefa ry Henson Hall ?epresen afive BETTY ANN RAWLS Temple Courf ?epresen afive MARGARET PUTMAN New Sfrong ?epresen afive KATHERYN SAUNDERS Chamberlain ?epresen afive WILLIAM FOSTER . . . . . . . . . . Humes Represen afive Blounf Represenfafive it ir ORGANIZATIONS uki' Firsf Row: Ausfin, Bell, Black, Chasfain, Dickerson, Edwards. Second Row: Jone; Kesferson, Manning, McAllisier, Miles. Paxfon, Rodemann. Third Row: Savage, ScoH, Shirleyl Sfanfon. Sweeney, Woods, Vorder Bruegge. DELTA PHI ALPHA To promofe +he sfudy of +he German language. IH- erafure, and civiliza+ion is H19 aim of +he Delfa Phi Alpha frafernify. If seeks +0 fosfer a sympafhefic appreciafion of German cuHure and +0 creafe inferesf in and furJrher a beHer undersfanding of Hue German people. By hon- oring excellence in Hue language sfudenfs are given an incenfive for higher scholarship. There are approximafely forer-five chapfers of H18 frafernify disfribufed among +he beHer universifies of +he counJrry. The Tennessee chapfer. Befa Mu. was es- tablished in I936. To be a member a minimum of I8 quar+er hours of college German wifh an average grade of 85 are required. They mus1L also have a good sfand- ing in all courses of sfudy and are expecfed +0 have confinued in+eres+ in +he sfudy 01c +he German language and Iiferafure. Officers JOHN KESTERSON PresidemL MARY NELL BLACK Secrefary DAVID GUY Vice-PresidemL HANS RODEMANN Treasurer Members Joe 6.7 Adams Judy Donaldson Louise Allen McBee David Shirley CharloHe Andrews George Edwards Rober+ Miles Sue Sfanfon RobenL C. Auan David Guy Roberf Moorefield June Sullivan Alvin B. Bell Helen HaH Mildred Paxfon Roberf Sufherland Mary Nell Black Doro+hy Jones Mary Penick Floyd Sweeney Helene BurneHe Mrs. E. Keisfer Hans Rodemann L. S. Thomas John Kesferfon Kafherine Lamb NanneHe Manning Rosslyn Braden Sidney Chasfain J. W. Dickerson Ingeborg Rodemann W. J. Savage Margare+ ScoH' Vince Vorder-Bruegge James W. Woods R. S. Wrinkle Spee rs McAllesfer E3111 it i: ORGANIZATIONS Firsf Row: Jennings. George, i'i' Duncanl Snyderl Ray, Amerinel Wright Simpson Second Row: Brimer, Bowman, Schuih Bievinsi Argo, Black, Dougherfy, LandI McGehee Third Row: Rodeman, Sfuarf, Chambers, Irwin, Lawhorn, Warwick, Sfewarf, Woodi Pierce, Becker, Randoiph GIRL'S ATHLETIC CLUB The Afhlefic Club was organized in I935 +0 aiiow Jrhose girls who had no oiher way of compefing in Jrhe aihieiic aciiviiies of The campus +0 parficipaie in +he games. in 1937-38 Jrhe Club won Jrhe championship Jrrophies Tor baskeiball. horseshoes. and group relay. gaining enough poinis +0 win Jrhe Inira-mural Trophy, which is given each year +0 +he girls' group accumulaiing Jrhe iargesi number of poinfs +hroughou+ Jrhe en+ire year. This year for Jrhe Jrhird Jrime +he AfhleJric Ciub has won +he horseshoe fournamenf, being represenied for The pasf er0 years by Jrhe Jream of Snyder-Land. Besides pariicipaiing in inframural sporis, +he Club sponsors a skaiing pariy and oiher social achiviJries each year for Jrhe members. Beginning +his year. an annual recepfion is held for +he new members. The recepfion was held ai Tyson Cenfer on November l7+h. Several old members and all Jrhree of +he former presidenis were present The Club colors of Royal Blue and Whi+e were pinned on pledges aJr +his Jrime. Officers EUGENTA RAY i . . Presidenf ANN BLEVINS . . . Treasurer JANICE CHAMBERS Vice-Presidenf LILLIAN JO NSTON Tnframurai Manager JENELLE BRIMER Secretary BESS DOUG ERTY Assi. Inframurai Manager Members Helen Wrighf Rufh Sfewarf Beairice Dunkin Ediih Becker Maud Synder Visa Sfewarf Florence ShuiT Marfha Moore Chriane Land Mary Neli BTack Befh Argo Wilma Wood ATberJra Jennings Cary Lou Simpson lngieborg Rodeman Ruby Warwick Janis Chambers Thecla McGehee Eleanor Irvin EHa Mae Hatfield Dorofhy Randolph Bess Dougheri'y BeHy MiTTs Eugenia Ray Anvergne Pierce Georgia Ruie Hazel George JeneHe Brimer Verona Amerine Lillian Johneron Margaref Taylor Ann Bievins E3121 it i: ORGANIZATIONS FirswL Row: Acree, Andrews, Second Row: CampbeH, Chasfain, BarreH, CruzeI trek Best BoswellI Bozeman. GarreH, Hoffman, Jackson. Third Row: Kesfersonh McKinney, Moore, Og!e, Swan, Woods. ALPHA SIGMA DELTA Alpha Sigma DeHah honorary frafemify for pre-medical and pre-denfal sfudenfs. was founded at +he UniversHy I929. The local Chap+er was founded because of a need for Jrhe arousal of inferesf in pre- meds and Jrheir work; ano+her reason was +0 reward s+u- denJrs for proficiency in pre-denfal and pre-medical slrudies. The purpose of +he organizafion is +0 bring abomL a greaJrer unders+anding of Jrhe problems yeJr fo come before Jrhe s+uden+ when he enJrers medical school and Jro promofe good fellowship among all pre-meds. of Tennessee in Any male pre-medical or pre-denfal s+uden+ of sound characfer who has successfully complefed his work during ero successive quarfers wi+h Jrhe necessary average re- quired for accepfance +0 medical school may become a member. A+ +he meeHngs emphasis is puf on ou+side programs, in which some speaker from Jrhe ci+y. who is a specialist explains his field. These meeHngs are noJr confined fo frafernify members only buf are open Jro anyone who mighf be inferesfed. Officers FRED MOORE President BILL ACREE Secrefary EARL BEST . . . . . A Vice-PresidemL M. B. MCKINNEY Treasurer B. C. V. RESSLER Factu Advisor Members W. B. ACREE C. F. HOFFMAN F. P. ALLEN, JR. SAM GARRETT W. H. ANDREWS JOHN E. KESTERSON SAM BOZEMAN J. T. JACKSON TOM BARNETT FRED MOORE H. W. CALHOUN MARION B. MCKINNEY EARL BEST W. S. SWANN SIDNEY J. CHASTAIN BEN OGLE DAN CAMPBELL J. W. WOODS LAWRENCE F. CRUZE h3131 W M i7 x ORGANIZATIONS at it WOMEN'S STUD ENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Soon affer Jrhe firsf woman was aclmiHecl +0 Jrhe Universify. in I893. +he firsf governing body for women sfudenfs was organized. called +he Women's League. The funcfion 01c Jrhe league in ifs incipiency was prin- cipally one of judging on sludenf offenses and problems. As Jrhe number of women s+uden+s increased wi+h +he years Jrhe need was lehL for an organizafion which would embrace all achifies in which women are per- miHed +0 par+icipa+e. The purpose of +his new organizafion which grew omL O'F Jrhe league and look on Jrhe name of Jrhe Women's Sludenf Governmenf Associa'Hon was +0 regula'le all ma'Hers perlaining +0 Jrhe life of Jrhe Universily woman; +0 provide a medium by which all women's acfivifies are co-ordina+ed. and +0 help form and keep high Jrhe slandarcls and ideals of +he Universify. I+s moHo is: f'Serve. Serve all +he Women of +he UniversHy. Serve all Jrhe Hme. All women of +he campus are members of Jrhe Associafion. The of- ficers. making up +he Execufive Board. are immediafely responsible for ifs services. This Board is backed by an advisory council composed of represenfafives from Y.W.C.A.. Pan-Hellenic Council. Alpha Lambda Della. lnframural Council. Phi Efa Tau. Omicron Nu. Blue Triangle Club. Morfar Board. Home Ec Club. and +he DormHory Council. Officers DOROTHY JONES ......................... Presidenf NANNETTE MANNING ..................... Vice-Presiclenf MILDRED FREEMAN ......................... Treasurer RENA DONNELL .......................... Secrefary Represen+a+ives MILDRED ALEXANDER ..................... Y. W. C. A. GENE BUTLER .......................... Pan-Hellenic MARTHA lJAMS ..................... Alpha Lambda Della MARTHA REGAN ..................... lnlramural Council JANE MITCHELL ......................... Phi Efa Tau MILDRED FREEMAN ....................... Omicron Nu HELEN MOODY .................. Tennessee Valley Girls Club ANATLAS PACE ........................ Morfar Board RENA DONNELL . . .' ................. Home Economics Club O BARBARA WlLLlS ..................... Dormifory Council Donnell, Freeman. Jones, Manning E3141 i: ir ORGANIZATIONS Vk 1k Firsl Row: Brandon, Dunlap, French, Hulchison, Lawsl Second Row: McCravey, McDonald, PhillipsI Richardson, Roberl's, Searle. Third Row: Smilh, A.l Smilh, R., Tanner, ThomasI While, H.l While, R. BEAVER CLUB The Beaver Club is an organizalion formed in I924 program in welcoming +he sludenls parlicipaling ln +he as an official welcoming commil'lee for Jrhe Universily. games. l+s dulles are +o exlend hospilalily +0 all visilors who The club Is composed of solohomore represenlalives. may from lime lo lime vlsil +he campus. The Beavers one from each fralermly, and +wo from +he non-fral group. However. Jrhe presidemL and co-presidemL of lhe also sponsor a speed cheering sechon al +he Toolball organizalion are sludenls of +he Junior Class. games lo promole beller yells and more school splril. The group co-operales wilh Jrhe Blue Triangle Club in holding a receplion on Parenls' Day. Anolher aclivily In carrying 0qu 1+5 primary purpose of exlending hos- pilalily from Jrhe Hill +0 vislling slrangers. +he club has been eminenlly successful. and il should conlinue +0 func- of +he club is lo help wilh Jrhe annual High School Day Hon as an lmporlanl and oulslandlng organizalion. Officers TOM SEARLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Presidenf J. C. LAWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . Vice-Presidenl WILLIAM McCRAVY . . . . . . . , . . . . . . Co-Presidenl WILLIAM TANNER . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secrelary ROBERT WHITE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer Members BlLL DUNLAP . . . . . . l . l . . . . . . Della Sigma Phi BOB RICHARDSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kappa Alpha BILL TANNER . . l . . . . . . . . . . . . Alpha Tau Omega AL HUTCHISON . . l . . . . . . . . . . . Della Tau Della HAROLD WHlTE . A . . . . . . . . . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon ALVIN SMITH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phi Gamma Della BOB WHITE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sigma Chi J. C. LAWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sigma Nu JIMMIE ROBERTS . . . . . . . . l . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon MAC FRENCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phi Sigma Kappa MILTON L. MCDONNEL . . . . . . . . . . Pi Kappa Alpha RANDALL SMITH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Non-fralernily HARRY BRANDON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pi Kappa Phi SHELTON DOUGLAS . . . . . . . . . . . . . Non-fralernily WOODROW THOMAS . . . . . . . . . . Lambda Chi Alpha JAY HOROWITZ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kappa Nu RAB PHILLIPS . . . . . . . . . . . . l . . . Kappa Sigma t3151 Firs? Row: Alexander, Bib1e, Burkhalfer, CecH. Second Row: Donnell, Eldred, Fosfer, Frazier, Harrison. Third Row Holdredge, Jamieson, Jones, A., Jones, D. Lay. Fourth Row: LiHle, Logan, Penfecosf, Seymour, Walker. I3161 izir ORGANIZATlOHS ikik ALL-STUDENTS CLUB COUNCIL The All-Sfudenis Club Council was organized in order +0 promo+e. expand and guide exfra-curricuiar adivifies oi: Jrhe sfudenfs aJr Jrhe Universiiy of Tennessee. As im- plied in Jrhe preamble +0 +he consfiiuiion. Jrhe Council supervises sfudenf affairs wi+h +he end in view of pro- mo+ing +he besf relafionships be+ween +he Jrhirer-one hundred siudenfs afiending Jrhe Universify of Tennessee and Jrhe large group of faculfy members. The AH-Sfudenis Club is composed oi every siudeni of good sfanding in +he Universify and is governed by IRA LAY .................. EUGENE HOLDREDGE ............ SHULER JAMIESON ............. GEORGE BIBLE SAM HARRISON .............. BYRL LOGAN ........... ,. . . . ARTHUR H. JONES ............ +he AH-Sfudenis Council. which is eiecfed by Jrhe siudemL body each year a+ +he A. S. C. eieciion. The Council of eremLerwo members is made up of four officers, +he Presidenf of each class in +he Universi+y. a represen+a+ive from each college of +he Universify, Jrwo represeniaiives a+ large. +he presidenfs of Hie Y. M. C. A. and of +he Y. W. C. A.. freshman advisor appoin+ed by +he Council, presidenf of Jrhe Women's SJruciemL Governmen+ Asso- ciafion, and Jrhe iniramural manager. .................. Presidenf ................ Vice-Presiden+ .................. Secre+ary .................. Treasurer ........... Presidenf of Senior Class ........... Presidenf of Junior Class ......... Presidenf oi Sophomore Class ......... Presidenf of Freshman Class .............. Freshman Adviser ............ Represenfative-af-Large ............ RepresenJrafive-afaLa rge ................. Agriculfure .................. Educafion ............ Business Adminisfrafion ................. Liberai Arfs .................... Law ............... Home Economics ................. Engineering DOROTHY JONES ........... Presiden'r of Women's Sfudenf Governmenf Associafion e WADE FOSTER ............... MILDRED ALEXANDER ........... FRENCH FRAZIER .............. .......... Presidenf of Y. M. C. A. ........... Presidenf of Y. W. C. A. ............. Inframural Manager n. . , 1 thg x , o sn reou , BKco ,mY hsn Ige c 1 Fe , b.m d , en la kn... , aefW , rJU ,, B N I y s Ar r , Ye..he ehfg , , ISELG , dI .J ,, anO r eR m B ,1 an , 3 .n r IT .0. .I. gdel ,V n r0 N oWlud hrCn yw nx w Snwca uwi1lx m MR Aw..: W ..MWW N W W RR d Rndm , M .Torr W C.IU memo HS rr , ir Vk ORGANIZATIONS GOVERNING BOARD NAHHEEYAYLI The Nahheeyayli Undian Tor dance-of-T'he-green-corn T Club was formed in I924 for Jrhe purpose of sponsoring and promofing ero se+s of formal dances each yeare +he Mid-Winfers and +he Spring Formals. The members of The presen+ board include fourfeen TrafernHy men. one represenfafive from each frafernify. fwo non-Trafernify men. and a Taculfy advisor. The dances have grown in size. color. presfige. Jrra- difion, and enferfainmenf unfil now Jrhey are Jrhe 0qu- s+anding social highlighfs of +he year and are no longer nki' Iimifed +0 our own college circle buf are known Jrhrough- 0qu Jrhe Soufh. The Spring Formals of I938 feafured Jrhe King of Jazz, Paul Whifeman and his Rhapsody In Blue aggregafion. th Knoxville's own Jeanne Ellis. eleven-year-on song- sfress. Thaf Soufhern maesfro. Hal Kemp, and his America's Favorife Dance Music wifh sulch s+ylis+s as Judy Sfarr. Bob Allen and Saxie DoweH. in a seHing of hearfs and flowers. played for Jrhe mosf successful se1L of dances ever held here on +he Hill during +he Mid-Win+ers in February. Larry Clinfon swung omL for Jrhe Spring Formals. Officers Firsf Semesfer BILL BURKHALTER ............. LEROY NEBLETT . . . . . . f ....... WILLIAM H. FISHER ..... , ...... v. .- E. F. KAHLE JENNINGS . . . , ........ ROSSWADE ....... PROF. JAMES e. WALLS .T ......... WILLIAM H. FISHER ............ EARNEST BUD RODGERS ......... EARL M. BRADLEY ............. E. F. KAHLE JENNINGS .......... ROSS WADE ................ ................. Secre+ary .................. Treasurer ............. Assisfan+ Treasurer ........ e . . . . . . . Faculfy Advisor .................. PresidennL ................ Vice- Presidenf .................. Secrefary .................. Treasurer ............. Assis+a nf Treasurer Faculfy Adviser Members Bl LL BU RKHALTER ........ . Non-Trafernify LEROY NEBLETT ............... Kappa Sigma WILLIAM H. FISHER ............ DeHa Tau Delfa E. F. KAHLE JENNINGS ........... Kappa Alpha ROSS WADE ............... Alpha Tau Omega CAYCE L. BENTECOST .......... Sigma Phi Epsilon C. K. McCLURE ............... Pi Kappa Phi BILL BRAKEBILL ............. Phi Gamma DeHa PROF. JAMES G. WALLS . . EARL BRADLEY ................. Sigma Chi TED KELLEY ................ Pi Kappa Alpha EDDIE NUTT ............... Lambda Chi Alpha BEN YOUNG .................. Sigma Nu JAMES RANDOLPH ............ Phi Sigma Kappa EARNEST RODGERS .......... Sigma Alpha Epsilon CLIFFORD ARMSTRONG .......... Delfa Sigma Phi JOE BROWN ................ Non-frafernify air it ORGANIZATIONS 1k 1k LITTLE. H UNTER T CLUB The T Club was Tormed af Jrhe UniversHy of Tennessee in an eTTorJr +0 make Tennessee 6 school +radi+ional Tor sporJrs- manship. The wearing of Jrhe T is more Jrhan an honor-e if is an obligafion. This obligafion falls infosfhree fields. The obligahons +0 +he Alma Mafer. +0 Jrhe wearers of +he T, and +0 Jrhe public a+ large. In The obligafion Jro Jrhe Alma Ma+er The T Club sfrives +0 promofe harmony and co-operafion befween coaches and players and fellowship among afhle+es. H errives +0 mainfain a high scholasfic sfanding among Jrhe members. H Tully under- sfands +ha+ in wearing a 'TI for Tennessee. Jrhe members rep- resenf no+ only an ins+i+u+ion buf a commonweaHh of over Jrwo million people. The T Club feels a responsibilify +0 each member-an obligafion +0 condud Jrhemselves as genHemen and sporfsmen. whefher on or 0H +he aJrhleJric field. and an obligafion +0 se1L an example of unsehcishness and courage for Their +eamma+es. OFFICERS JOE LITTLE ............................. Presidenf GEORGE HUNTER ....................... Vice-Presidenf s JIM COWAN ........................... Secrefary JOHN BARNHILL ......................... Treasurer E3201 i' i: ORGANIZATIONS VA: VI: Firsf Row: Molinski. WoodruH. LHHQ Rike, Cowan, O'Brien. Second Row: Duncan, LuffreH, SmHhI Hubbuch, Barfhdemew, Suffridge Third Row: Cafego, WaHen, Higdon, Fox. Andridge, Barnes, McAllesfer. Fourfh Row: Househo1der, Hooser, Eldred, WesfI Logan, Wood, Sfeiner, Snead. Pufnam. Coleman. BARRY CECIL R. E. CARTER CHARLES HIGDON JOE B. HAYES BYRL LOGAN ROBERT SNEED KELLER SMITH WADE SMITH BOWDEN WYATT JOE WALLEN CHEEK DUNCAN GERALD HENDRICKS EARL BRADLEY RALPH ELDRED JACK CLEMENTS FRANK WATERS GENE MARTIN SPEARS McALLESTER GERALD YAGODKIN WELCH SANDERS BILL McCARREN WALTER BABE WOOD BOB WOODRUFF CARL HUBBUCH MEMBERS MELVIN HERRING LEONARD COFFMAN BOYD CLAY BILL BARNES SAM BARTHOLEMEW DEXTER CHRISTENBERRY TOM ASHBY ART JONES WILLIAM S. WILSON WALTER CARTER NAT BOWE WALTER WUNDERLICH TOMMY THOMPSON CONGER BROWNLIE A. M. GLASGOW JIMMY COLEMAN ED CIFERS BOB SUFFRIDGE MAX STEINER QUENTIN HOUSEHOLDER WILLARD RICHARDSON BILL MURRELL MICKEY O'BRIEN BILL HOOSER WALKER NOEL E3211 BUIST WARREN MARVIN ELLISON JAMES LOCKRIDGE ERNEST GREER W. K. JONES GEORGE KRISLE JACK ARMITAGE PRYOR BACON SEARLE GILLESPIE HERBERT SLATERY McAFEE LEE ABE SHIRES JAMES RIKE GEORGE CAFEGC BOB FOXX BILL LUTTRELL AL THOMAS TOM SMITH ED MOLINSKI WILTON PUTNAM FRANK THOMAS GILBERT HUFFMAN JACK JENNINGS BOB ANDRIDGE wwgwg x WWW First Row: Allen, Armifage, Baum. Bomar, Brakebill, Denman. Second Row: Donaldson, Dougherfy, Frazier, Ful'ron, Garreff, Harris. Third Row HinfonI Hufchison, Jones, LeaI McAllesfer. Monfqomery. Fourfh Row: Paxi'onl Pen+ecos+, Ramsey. Regan, Skaggs, Talley. E3221 -i' Vk ORGANIZATIONS i'ik CARNICUS Carnicus is Jrhe resulf of Jrhe combinaiion of Jrhe car- nival and circus staged during +he spring quarier of each year. aJr which fime an enfire day is seJr aside as CARNICUS DAY. This evenJr is enfered in+o by +he en+ire siudenf body and prizes are awarded +0 +he win- ners of each coniesf. Sefiing Jrhe pace for +he eniire program is Hie down- Jrown parade in Jrhe aHernoon. feaiuring colorful Hoais BILL BRAKEBILL Senior Assisfanf Managers George Bass Jack Armi+age Jack Denman eniered by fraiernii'ies. sororiiies. and non-frafernai or- ganizaisions. The early pari of +he evening is seJr aside for Jrhe presen+a+ion of Jrhe animals and for Jrhe individual ads. followed by Jrhe group siunis and plays. Ciimaxing +he gala affair is Jrhe Carnicus Ball, 51' which fime cups are awarded +0 +he winners of +he parade, Jrickef selling confesfs. and sfunfs, and Jrhe new Carnicus Queen. elecfed by +hose a++enciing +he affair. is presenied. Generai Manager Junior Assisfanf Managers John Lea Joe Wise Louise Talley Dance Hugh FuHon, Chairman Sam Wise Arfhur Lyon L. A. Richardson Dan Donahue Parade W. H. Fisher. Ch. Ai Hufchison Joe Whiie Helen Hufchison George Thomas Barbara Rule individual Si'uni's Joe Monfgomery, Ch. Mary C. Phillips Nefa Lay Charles Sfone Publicify Cayce Pgnfecosf. Ch. Marfha Regan J. W. Smifh. Jr. Mary Louise Kupfer Rufh Scheerer Tickefs Bob Hufchison. Ch. Walfer Harwood Virginia Erwin Keene Wade Affendance Sara Hinion. Ch. Jane Van Cleve Maxine Bailey Josephine Coffin Prizes Charles D. Johnsfon. Ch. BiH Bonner Quenfin Householder Decora+ions Ed PickeH. Ch. Jim Fly Julie Lawrence Bob Weaver Evelyn Carfy Huberf Nicholson BeHy Chambers Mildred Simpson Annie B. Donaldson Miscellaneous Mary E. Bomar. Ch. Joyce Carson Jean Allen Gene Powell Evelyn Darsf Boys' Club Sfunf Sam Wise. Ch. Arfhur Lyon Fred Ramsey Caiherine Daugherfy Harris Alvin SmiJrh Joe Program Helen Skaggs. Ch. Emily King Lillian WrighiL Bedford Berry Kay Behnke Judges Spears McAiles'rer. Ch. Rquh Word Jim Maloney Edwine Powers I3231 French Frazier Adverfising Sammy Beail. Ch. Mary French Flenniken Faye Poore Harry Daugherfy . isobel Carfer Margie Elgin Lucien Tren+ Frafernify Sfunfs Harwell ProffiH. Ch. Andy Myers Mary Ann Wafkins Mildred Polk Girls' Club Sfunfs Dorofhy Jones. Ch. Frances Caldwell Elinor Barker Louise Keener Elecfrical K. P. Baum, Jr., Ch. Charles Dobson Jere Towe Bob Allison Charles Sprankie Mildred Paxfon Sam GarreH Siege Phil Harris. Ch. Jimmy Woods John Crews Needham Coppedge Design Sam Newman, Ch. Felicia Parker Edyfhe Webb Capiiola Shannon Barbara Wrighf Animals Alice Cox, Ch. Josephine Lea Lucy Den+on Herman Sarver LiHon Cochran Hayden Hoyle Sororify Sfunf MaHhew Tucker. Ch. M. B. McKinney Frances Edmonds Ru+h Bonham MargareiL Moore i: i' ORGANIZATIONS HELEN HENDERSON Secrefary cf +he Young Women's Chrisfian As- sociafion Vkiz RALPH W. FROST Secrefary of the Young Men's Chrisfian Asso- ciafion UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS Religion and life are one and Jrhe same or neifher is anyfhing. This is Jrhe philosophy Jrhai Jrhe Universify Chrisfian Associaiions embody in Jrheir program of lead- ership and upbuilding oi spirifuai life on Jrhe Hill. The Chrisfian Associaiions play a moer imporianf role in Jrhe furihering of religious inieremL on Jrhe campus. By co- operafing in many phases of eruoiemL acfivifies, and hold- ing conferences. infer-coilegiafe visi+a+ions, depufafions. and sociais. +he Chrisfian Associafions. working fogeiher wifh Jrhe Communify Churches of Knox- viHe. work +0 furnish a cenfer for friendship. fraining for leadership and also an inieiligemL knowledge of a posi- +ive religion. Each year an eminenf speaker is broughiL refreafs. +0 Jrhe campus Jrhrough +he efforfs of +he Ys +0 hold a series of meeiings known as Mid-Winfer Convocaiion. This year Dr. Henry HiH Crane of +he Cenfral Mefhodisi Church of Deiroif. Michigan. spoke aJr Jrhese meefings. ther prominen+ men who have been on +he campus +hrough +he efforis of Jrhese associafions are: P. B. HoH- zenduff. Ciemson, S. C.; William McKee, AHanJra. 66.; Dr. W. A. SmarH. Emory Universify: Dr. N. C. McPher- son. Nashville, and Mr. Forresf Brown of Buckneii. An inferesied adminisfraiion. Tacuify, siudeni' body and church communify have mosi admirably sus+ained +he Chris+ian Associafions in +heir whole program. Board of Direcfors DEAN L. R. HESLER Chairman MR. CHARLES I. BARBER Judge D. C. Webb Wade Fos+er Mildred Aieixander Bill Brakebiil Mrs. Fred Ramsey Mrs. L. R. Hesier MRS. GRAEME CANNING Vice-Chairman Treasurer C. P. Irwin Alice Coix Jane Helm Searle Giiiespie Lilian Wrigh+ i: ir ORGANIZATIONS First Row: Alexander, Second Row: Hornbeck, Brakebill, Fosfer. IrwinI Wrighf. Advisory Board JAMES D. HOSKINS ............ . . . President FRED C. SMITH .......... HARRIET C. GREVE . . . . . . ..... Dean Helen H. Henderson HoHy Hornbeck Ralph W Fros+ Employed $+aff RALPH W. FROST ........ . . . General Secre+ary HOLLY HORNBECK , . HELEN H. HENDERSON . . . Y. W. C. A. Secrefary MIMMIE M. WADE ......... FRANK WELSHAN .......... Building Secrefary OFFICERS OF THE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS YOUNG MEN'S WADE FOSTER . . . .............. PresiclemL SEARLE GILLESPIE ...... BILL BRAKEBILL ........... Vice-Presidenf C. P. IRWIN ......... YOUNG WOMEN'S MILDRED ALEXANDER ..... Presidenf LILLIAN WRIGHT . ..... JANE HELM ...... Vice-Presiden+ ALICE COX ........... CABINETS OF THE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS YOUNG MEN'S Senior Junior Bill; Brakebill Len Broughfon BarreH Taylor C. P. Irwin Searle Gillespie Jimmy Roberfs Edgar Neas Ted Kelly Wilbur Cox Leonard Richardson John S. Lea John Turney YOUNG WOMEN'S Senior Junior Louise Talley Faye Poore Elinor Barker Judy Donaldson Sara Skelfon MargareiL Card Sara Swann Elizabefh Childs Marfha liams Margaret Anne Brown Jane Van Cleave Virginia Weldon Mildred Freeman i'iz Joe Wise French Frazier Herman Sarver Olin Min+zer Jane Cameron Edyfhe Webb Sara Hinfon Rufh Wa+son Associafe Secrefa ry Office Secrefary Secrefa ry Trea su rer . Secrefary Treasurer wk ir ORGANIZATIONS ism? as Firsf Row. Aikins, Canada, Crenshaw, Donaldson. i'i' Ellis, Erwin Second Row: Haganl Hcckiel Hufchison, Mailory, Shelionl Timmons, Tipfons ZEBRA CLUB Upon Hie horsiesf girls living in Henson Hall is fine honor 01C being a member of Hie Zebra Club conferred. Sevenfeen years ago Jthis organiza+ion was founded in Barbara Blouni Hall. bmL upon ifs becoming a boys' dor- miJroryl Jrl'ie Zebra Club was Jrransierred +0 Henson Hall. Why if has remained limifed +0 ihaf dormifory no one knows. Each year Hie odor of furpeniine pervades Hie aimosphere as Hie inifiafes parade over Hie campus. each wifh a big black Z on her forehead. a black coffon sfocking on one leg and a whife one on H16 ofher. and Hiey crea+e quiie a disiurbance as Jrl'iey go abouf praising Allah on bended knee af Hie frequenf command of Hie senior members. LiHle is known of H16 organizafion excepf during inifiafion. bu+ if is generally recognized ihaf each occupamL oi Henson desires +0 be a member. They exi51L for no specific reason excepiL for having a ludicrous fime. Presidenf Hoskins is Hie only maie mem- ber of Hie organizafion. MEMBERS Virginia Erwin Mary Ellen Ellis Frosfie Brown Elizabeth Jacoway , Mary Eilen Aikins Mardife Edwards Frances Canada Ani+a Seymore Lorainne Guinn Gene Timmons Helen Tipfon Eioise Hagan Marjorie Heckie Billie Timmons Shelby Crenshaw Barabara Wrighf Eleanor McCullock Jane Van Cleve Emily Sue Shelfon Jessie Mallory Annie B. Donaldson Tommie Hufchison I3261 i: iz ORGANIZATIONS Firsf Row: Alden, ColveH, Dunavanfl Edwards, EnnisI Harrison Second Row: Hendrix, Meredith, Philiips, Powell. Swingle, Yarbro PHI Thirfy-nine years ago Phi DeHa Kappa was organized on +he campuses of bofh Columbia Universify and +he Universify of Indiana. Today if has. by ifs rapid growfh. esfablished forfy-seven insfifufional chapfers and +hirfy- one field chapfers over +he Unifed Sfafes. In I925 Alpha Kappa Chapfer was founded on +he Hill under Hue guidance and leadership of Dr. AvemL and Professor Fi+zgerald. Membership of He frafernify is composed of sfudenfs of educafion, bofh honorary and professional. The goal DELTA KAPPA of Hie sociefy is high achievemenf in Hue fields of edu- cafion, service +0 +he universify. and leadership among ifs associafes. Twice each monJrh meefings are held. From Jrhese convenings +he members derive excepfional benefif since +he programs are professional in confenf. When we realize Hwaf mos1L of +he Jreerbooks on educafion have been wriHen by Phi DeHa Kappa men. we can easily see Hue imporfance of an eminenf posHion held by +he organiza+ion In The field of American educafion. Officers ROBERT A. PHILLIPS ............... Presiden+ DALE ALDEN ................... Secrefary SAM HARRISON ............... Vice-Presidenf DR. J. J. FULLER .............. Factu Advisor Members WILLARD MEREDITH REID DUNAVANT W. L. CALVETT E. A. FINLEY C. G. FISHER JOHN J. HENDRIX J. D. ALDEN TOM BROOKS R. A. PHILLIPS CHARLES H. EDWARDS SAM HARRISON THEODORE J. WOFFORD W. B. ENNIS. JR. W. C. POWELL J. HAHOUBT EARL L. CRUMPTON HOMER D. SWINGLE GEORGE L. YARBRO J. N. BAKER i'i'. at it ORGANIZATIONS Firs? Row. Bible, Burress, Cecili Second Row: Hale, Pofh, Reynolds, RollinsI Schneil, Swingie. i'i' Edwards, Fauik. BARNWARMIN' oidesf and beer For +he pasL eigh+een years Hie Ag Barnwarmin' is one of Tennessee's loved Jrraoliiions. sfudenis have seiL aside Hie icir51L day 01C Homecoming season for Jrhis celebrafion. Old grads reiurn and meei Jrheir coniemporary Classmaies. renewing Hie bonds of friendship. and waxing hilarious wifh loud guffaws over Hie memory of coiiege days and escapades. The evenis 01c Hie program begin wifh a parade. all fraferniJries and sororifies compeiing wiih decorafive Hoafs for Hie firsi prize. a silver loving cup. The +heme of H16 parade for Hie pasi year was Rural Eleciriiicaiion. The climax of Hie clay is He dance held in Hie Alumni Memorial Gymnasium. Usually in adiacemL rooms are held square dances and hog-caliing and milking confesfs. During Hie dance Hie Barnwarmin' Queen. elecfed by +hose affending Hie dance. is crowned. Bamwarmin' is recognized as one of Hie mos+ success- ful social even+s of +he year: because of ifs appeal +0 alumni and siudenis alike. H has earned ifs prominenf place in fellowship circles of Hwe Universiiy. Barnwarmin' Sfaff Barnwarmin' Manager BARRY CEClL VERNON POTTS Assisfanf Manager GEORGE BIBLE . Assisianf Manager CHESTER FAU LK AssisfanJr Manager CommiHee Chairmen SAM STUBBERFIELD FRANK ADAMS i . V . -lOWARD WHITEHEAD Square Dance Refreshmenis Special AmusememL 4. D. SWINGLE Proiecfion 3ILLY HALE Program Decoraiions HUBERT A. N!CHOLSON . JIMMY REYNOLDS Speciai Decoraiions NAT BOWE . I3281 WINSTON ROLLINS Grand March C-iARLES BURRESS Eiecfrician W. D. LEECH . . . . .Ciean Up RAYMOND SCHNELL . TickeiL GEORGE STEPHENSON Favors and Awards C-iARLES EDWARDS Pubiicify HYLE ROBBINS Invi+a+ion Pa rade M M M i: i: ORGANIZATIONS it it HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club was founded in order +0 develop a professional inieresi among Jrhe siudenis, and +0 bring Jrhem info cioser conJramL wi+h bo+h Home Economics and Agricuifurai s+uden+s. The club meeis +wice each mon+h: one of Jrhese mee+ings is held ioinHy wi+h Jrhe Ag Club; +he oiher is held for boJrh lecfure and discussion on Jrhe various fields for spe- cializafion aH'er graduaiion. AJr +he ioini' meefing Jrhe Home Ec and Ag Clubs fake Jrurn abou+ planning Jrhe program. These programs consisi oi gamesl square dancing, and reireshmenis. Each spring Jrhe club sponsors an Open House on Jrhe An- nual High School Day held by Jrhe Universify. AJr Jrhis Jrime each deparimenf prepares an exhibi+ +0 show +he work of Jrhe year. The siudenfs have charge of all arrangemenis, wiJrh +he general chairman working wi+h Miss Harris and a commiHee oi Jrhe faculiy. The main ieafure oi Jrhe program is a 5+er show. 611' which Jrime Jrhe garmenis made during +he year are displayed. OFFICERS RENA DONNELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Presiden+ ELEANOi? WARREN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-Presiden+ ANNE LEE CARDEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secrefary MIRIAM MCGUIRE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer HELEN LAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Corresponding Secre+ary Carden, DonnellI McGuire 1:37.91 it it ORGANIZATIONS Vkik Firsf Row: Adams, Bibb, BuHer, Combs, Crenshaw, Donaldson, Edmund Second Row: Edwards,, Elrodl Emerf, Griffin, Harris, Jones, McKelder, Miller Third Row: Okey, Poore, Powers, SpraH, Thompson, Timmons, Webb, Whilis GUIDES SOCIETY The Guides Sociely is made up of all Jrhe co-eds who have been chosen sponsors of Jrhe schoolxs R. O. T. C. unil. These girls are working Jroward making +heir organi- zalion one of Jrhe very few which have been acceplecl nalionally ancl granleol a charler by +he Uniled Slales Government The Guides' ambilion is lo have a chapler in every mililary deparlmenl of Jrhe Uniled Slales during +he nexl few years. Only Jrime, work. and complele cooperafion of Jrhe sludenl bodies of Jrhe various schools can accom- plish Jrhis. buiL Jrhe delerminalion anol sincerily oi Jrhe Guides will bring Jrhem success in aflaining +heir goal. The purpose of Jrhe sociefy is lo unile +he girls of +he Universily more closely wilh +he governmemL and more parlicularly wilh problems concerning nalional defense. Alfhough +he Guides Sociely is one of Jrhe newesl clubs +0 be formed on +he Hill. because of +he worlhiness of ifs work and Jrhe seriousness of ils members. already H has made a delinife impression in +he minds of +he slu- denls and has broughl for iJrsehc Jrhe good will and aid of +he enlire school. Officers DOROTHY GRlFFlN Presidenf JANE HARRIS . ..... Treasurer ELIZABETH MCKELDER Vice-PresidemL MOLLY MlLLER . ...... Secrefary Members Elizabelh McKelder Mary Rulh Bibb Gene Bu+ler Jane Harris Frances Edmunds Jewel Thompson Caroline Okey Edyfhe Webb Mardife Edwards Gaynelle Combs Molly Miller LaVerne Emerf Billie Timmons Janice Elrod Ann Spraff Rufh Ann Whilis Edwine Powers Ellis Jones Jane Adams Judy Donaldson Shelby Crenshaw Dorolhy Griffin Faye Poore E3301 W M M i: ir ORGANIZATIONS it it AMERICAN COLLEGIATE E N 6 I N E E R S The liraL engineers' day in America was helcl on l'he Uni- versify of Missouri campus in +he same year of ifs lounolalion. I903. The molher organizalion was known as +he Order of Jrhe Knighls ol Sainf Palrick. because +he Blarney S+one bear- ing Jrhe inscrip+ion. Erin Go Bragh. which means 5+. Palrick was an engineer. was found under a building al Missouri. Since +hen Sf. Palrick has been palron sainl of all engineers. and his birlhday has been se+ aside for honor lo him. By +his if is easily seen +ha+ +he his+ory of ACE is moer unusual and unique. In I917 a nalional organizalion was lormecl lo include all +he schools +0 which Jrhe movememL had spread. Largely Jrhrough Jrhe efforls 01c Prolessor R. C. MaHhews. Jrhe Universily of Tennessee became a charler member. The year +he asso- ciafion became a nalional sociefy +he name was changed +0 American Collegiale Engineers. The name Ace was lirsl usecl insleacl 01C A. C. E. a+ Jrhe Uni- versily 01C Tennessee. and Jrhe iclea worked in wilh Jrhe aces in a deck of cards. Each year +he engineers elecl a+ +heir banqueiL four queens. Jrhe Queen of Hearls, Diamonds, Clubs. and Spades. +0 preside over ACE Day and Jrhe Engineers' Ball. These Jrwo leslivals are highligh+s in +he engineers' year af +he Hill. OFFICERS JAMES C. WILSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Presidenf ART JONES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-Presiden+ CHARLIEWOOD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secrefary JIM SUTTLE . . . . . . . l . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer FACULTY ADVISORS N. W. Dougherfy R. C. MaHhews E. S. Fabian J. G. Tarboux Jones, Wilson, Wood 5k Vk ORGANIZATIONS i'i' Firs1L Row: Bell, EHioH, Empson, Fulmer. Jordan, Murphy. Second Row: Pelfon, Perkinson, Sanders, Sufherland, Sweeney, Thompson. ALPHA CHI Only Greek leHer socieer on Hwe campus open ex- clusively +0 Chemisfry s+uden+s is Alpha Chi Sigma. hon- orary chemical fraJrernHy. The Tennessee chapfer wenf naHonal in +he I929-3O school year affer several years of acfivify on Hwe campus as a local chemisfry sociefy. The original sociefy was founded by majors in chemis+ry abouf erelve years ago and given +he Gamma Rho. Their original plan was +0 even+ually gain a charfer from +he nafional sociefy. Alpha Chi Sigma. Primary among +he purposes of +he sociefy is sfim- SIGMA ula+ion of chemical sfudy and research and encourage- menf of high scholach achievement Elecfion +0 mem- bership is decided on +he basis of scholasfic record. characfer, and exfra-Curricular achHies. said elechion being made by +he old members. There are 47 acfive chapfers In +he main colleges and universiffes of Hwe Unifed Sfafes wifh a +o+al membership of l I.OOO. The frafernify was founded aJr +he Universify o1c Wisconsin in 1902. Officers Masfer Alchemisf Vice Masfer Alchemfs+ RICHARD A SUTHERLAND DAVID A. SHIRLEY J. GILL THOMPSON JACK G. THOMPSON Recorder Reporfer Members Neal Sanders Sydney Jordan John J. PeHon ,Fleming M. Empson Herschel EIIioH Jess Dean Perkinson W. H. Throckmorfon Charles F. Wallace John E. Greer Jack Murphy Floyd L. Sweeney J. G. Fulmer John D. HaHield FacuH'y Members Gordon C. Bell C. 0. Hill J. A. Bacon C. A. Buehler W. T. Smi+h J. H. Roberfson R. M. Boarfs E3321 W. H. Maclnfire G. F. Deeble J. H. Wood W. E. Grainger A. D. Melaven AG CLUB Each s+uden+ in Jrhe College of Agriculiure is eligible +0 become a member of +he Ag Club. and by ifs weekly meefings Jrhe ciub has broughi fogefher +he Ag sfudenis in a close-knif social group. helping +0 form a periecwL coordinaiion beiween +he sfudenfs and +he faculiy. All meeiings are in +he form of educafional programs. furih- ering Jrhe inieresf of Jrhe members in farming. Each year +he Ag Club ruies over Homecoming by sponsoring Jrhe Barnwarmin' which is one of +he moer 0qu- sianding social evenis of Jrhe year. The annual publi- caiion of +he Club is 'iThe Tennessee Farmer. which is The club parficipaies in Ca++le, Dairy, and Apple Judging Con- of vifal inieresi +0 all farmers in +he sfafe. +es+s of Jrhe nafion. and delegaies are senf by +he club +0 +he American Rural Life Associafion convenfion in order +ha+ Jrhey mighiL bring back +0 Jrhis school and sfafe befier informaJrion in +he field of agricuHure. Officers FRANK ADAMS Presiden+ HYLE ROBINS Secrefary . L. T. ALEXANDER Vice-PresidemL R. E. PHILLIPS Crific JOE BAXTER I333J Sergea nf-a'i-Arms at az ORGANIZATIONS i'i' Firs? Row: Cochran, Glover, KeHy, Powell. Second Row: Ralsfon, Reynolds, Corman, Mifchell. JUDGING TEAMS Among Jrhe highes+ honors which agricuhural s+uden+s may obfain are posifions on Jrhe agriculfural judging +eams. Two dairy judging +eams. a lives+ock judging Jream. and a fruif judging Team are chosen each year by eliminahon processes among s+uden+s compefing for places on Jrhe Jreams. The FruiJr Judging Team aims Jroward encouragememL and promofion of knowledge of Jrhe qualify and kinds of TruHs. especially apples. This year's Jream made a +er +0 a regional confesnL held 5+ +he UniversHy of Weer Virginia and made a creditable showing agains+ some seven of Jrhe besf agricuHural schools in +he Easf. The Livesfock Judging Team works for sfimulahon of inferesf in +he knowledge of +he meri+s and +ypes of livesfock. The 1938-39 feam made a fine record a+ +he Infercollegiafe Livesfock Judging Con+es+ held af Chi- cago Jrhis year in conjuncfion wi+h +he lnfernafional Live- s+ock Exposifion. wi+h +he Jream placing six+h among +he sfafes swine judging. William Powell also capfured +hir- +een+h among I35 s+uden+s in +ha+ same division. FruH' Judging Team HUBERT A. NICHOLSON WILLIAM KELLY WALTER D. CLIFT W. S. FOWLER , Coach PROF. ARTHUR E. MITCHELL Livesfock Judging Team WILSON H. COCHRAN ROBERT RALSTON JIMMY H. REYNOLDS W. LLOYD GLOVER WILLIAM C. POWELL Coach PROF. LOYAL B. CORMAN I3341 Vk i: ORGANIZATIONS iki' Firsf Row: Adams, Baxfer1 Faulk, Horfon. Second Row: Miles, This year Jrhe Universi+y of Tennessee was well repre- senfed 6+ Jrhe Naiional Infercoiiegiaie Siudenis Dairy CaHie Judging Coniesi held in Columbus. Ohio, wifh Joe Baxier placing firmL in Jrhe Uni+ed S+a+es in +he judg- ing of Guernseys and O. C. Horion ranking seven+h in +he judging of Brown Swiss. Baxfer +urned in sixih place on all breeds and Jrhe Jream placed eievenfh 0qu of Jrwen+y-seven oi +he beer agriculiural colleges in +he enfire counfry. AJr Jrhe Dairy indusiries Exposiiion. sponsored by +he Robinson, Turner. Whife. DAIRY JUDGING TEAMS American Dairy Science Associaiion. in Cleveland. Jrhe U. T. Dairy Producfs Judging Team placed sixfh 0qu 01c +wenfy-one enfries. P. A. Turner was fourfh in Jrhe fudg- ing of ice cream. The obiecfive of +he Jream is +0 frain judges of boih caHie and dairy producfs. Any man in +he Ag College is eligible Jr'or Jrhe Jreams and seieciion is made from fhose who show a greairer inferesi plus skill and abiiify +0 iudge. Dairy Ca++ie Judging Team 0. C. HORTON FRANK ADAMS 7 Coach JOE BAXTER JAMES F. MILES PROF. SAMUEL HINTON Dairy Producfs Judging Team 0. L. WHITE P. A. TURNER Coach JAMES HERMAN ROBINSON CHESTER FAULK PROF. THOMAS B. HARRISON I3351 it i: ORGANIZATIONS VOLETTES i'iz The Voleffe Drill Team esfablished Hself as a perma- nenf organizafion on +he Hill in 1935. Clad in thJre skirfs and sweafers. orange capes. whife oxfords and gloves. and overseas caps. +he girls presen+ed a very preHy specfacle. Their snappy execufion of in+rica+e formafions was well received by H16 large crowds af- +ending +he foofball games +his season and +heir work in conjuncfion wifh Hwe UniversHy band added much +0 +he befween-fhe-half en+er+ainmen+. The purposes of He VoIeHes are: +0 aid +he Universify Band on cerfain occa- sions; +0 develop poise, leadership and group coopera- Jrion; +0 give an oppor+uni+y +0 6 large number of girl sfudenfs +0 par+icipa+e in acfivifies: and. finally. +0 increase and develop a beHer school spiriJr Jean Adams Mildred Alexander Befh Argo Mary Bailey Anifa Bowman Jenelle Brimer Wilda Brown Cafherfne Campbell Anne L. Carden DoHie Clofworfhy , Ka+hryn Cook Rachel Coward Helen Creech Frances Davis Evelyn Dooley Mary F. Dooley Bess Dougherfy Louise Enochs Inez Finch BeHy Fippin Lucy Frye Margaref Fuller Alma Fulfz Rufh Garrison Bess Godfrey Kafhlynn Gregory LaVern Harbison Marfha Hendrix Juanifa HoH Carlene Hudson Elizabefh Hughes Helen -Huffman Agnes Huffsfedler Carrie Lee Ingram Lois Ann lnman Eleanor Irwin Wilma Jackson Mariorie Johnson Clara K. Jones Sue Kelso Louise King Margaref Knox Lucy LaForge Chrisfine Land Louise Landess Ada Lamon I3361 Lillian Lawhorn Helen Lay Nefa Lay Elizabefh McBee CharloHe McGuire Miriam McGuire Marfha McKain Eleanor McTeer Elizabefh Mills Mar+ha Monfgomery Margaref Nelson Caroline Okey Bleaca D. Painfer Harrief Pardue Opan Farris Alice Priesf Dorofhy Randolph Billie D. Roberfs Isabelle Robinson AH: Ross Marfha Ross Ka+heryn Saunders Peggy Sanders Marian Schaad Florence ShuH Sara Skelfon Kafherine SlaHen Miriam Snider Sue Sfanfon Lucille Sfulfz Sara Swann Anne D. Swoope Chrisfine Thomas Mariorie Threlkeid Elaine Towle Paf Tucker Cornelia Tyler Margaref Wallace Adelaide Walrafh Rufh Wafson Rquh Whife Judifh Ann Wilkinson Rufh Wilks Jean Winningham Wilda Winningham ir 1k ORGANIZATIONS i: i: THE COMMERCE EXPOSITION The Commerce Exposifion and Hwe Commerce Ball are H18 only func- Jrions given exclusively for He Universify by Hue School of Commerce. They serve +0 promofe +he School of Commerce in +he Universify and +he Universify in +he sfafe. The +wo projecfs provide valuable con+ac+s for +he Universify sfudenfs wi+h local business concerns. Commerce Exposi'l'ion TOMASHBY...... .................GeneralManager Commerce Ball EARL FORD . . A . . . . . .............. . . General Chairman Orchesfra ' Publicify Fred Rofhberger. Chairman Bob Schleich. Chairman Rober+ Weaver Gene PaHon Herberf Sla'rery Jack ArmHage Earl Williams Decorafions Joe Monfgomery. Chairman Tuckef Bill Hofer C. P. Irwin. Chairman Powell Snipes Ben Young RobenL ShuHs Charles Ewing Gene Tafe Frank Kerr Elecfrician Pro ram Roberf Fulfon. Chairman 9 Bunf Roberfson Lucy Frye. Chairman Harwell ProffiH Carolyn Spivey Paul Long Commerce Exposifion SEARLE GILLESPIE .......... . . . General Chairman Arrangemenfs Adverfising James Roberts C. A. Henry, Chairman Ira Lay J. C. Laws Charles Johnsfon Harry Dougherfy Jack Cole Communicai'ions Office Commiffee M. L. Skelfon. Chairman John Turney, Chairman James Jakes Bob Brock C. H. Dowling Jehn Shoaf John Shoaf Financial General Finance Edgar Neas. Chairman Charles Hayes John Lufz Carhsle Evans. Jr. Secreiarial M RY Frances Davis, Chairman ar e mg Georgia Lee Canfwell Harwell Proffiff. Chairman Dorofhy Edmondson RobenL Pedigo Margaref French ir Vk ORGANIZATIONS Firs? Row: Bailey, Biblel Bird. Carr, Delins. Second Row: Edwards. Halel Harrison, Holdredge, Jones, LiHTe. Third Row: McBee, Paxfon, Ryan. Silva, Towle, Winningham. THE NON-FRATERNITY ASSOCIATION or pledge of a fraJrernHy or sororify is aufomahcally a member of Jrhe associafion. There are no fees or dues. The Non-Frafernify Associafion provides a chance for sfuden+s +0 furfher Jrheir scholach and exfra-curricular In order +0 provide a duly recognized organizafion for Jrhe purpose of promofing Jrhe common inferes+s of +hose sfudenfs n01L affiliafed wifh Jrhe social frafernal organi- zalrionsI +he Non-Fra+erni+y Associafion of +he Universify of Tennessee was formed. This associafion is governed by a council composed of one represenfafive from each class in each college. Each represen+a+ive is chosen by Jrhe unaffiliafed sfudenfs in his class and college. Every sfudenf duly enrolled in +he Universify and nof an acfive ac+ivi+ies by group acfion. and +hrough cooperahon wi+h o'rher Universify organizafions. The presidenf of Jrhe As- sociafion has a non-vofing sea+ on +he A. S. C. council. The consfifufion of +he associa+ion is subiecf +0 approval of +he Adminisfrafive Council. Officers JAMES S. CARR . . . . . . . Presiden+ MARY E. BAILEY Secrefary FRANK BIRD Treasurer 7 Council Mary E. Bailey John Delius Eugene Holdredge Mildred Paxfon George Bible George Edwards James A. Jenes Woody Ryan Frank Bird Noble Freeman Jack Kennedy Howard Swafford Marvin G. Krieger Herman Silva Joe LiHle Cari Lunsfedf Mary Elizabefh McBee Adele Broady Ani+a Bowman 8in Hale Samuel D. Harrison Elaine Towle Jean Winningham Rufh L. Wafson Theodore J. Wofford James Carr I3381 M M M Firsf Row: Cantor, Prince, SmifhI Shaw, Back Row: Kreiger, Robinson, Harlan, Anderson. DEBATING TEAM Acfively parficipafing in +he seven infercollegiafe confesfs was a squad of seven debafers. The Pi Kappa Delfa quesfion Resolved. Thaf Jrhe Unifed Sfafes should cease +0 use public funds. including crediJrl for +he purpose of sfimulafing businessw was used in all +he debafes. Marvin Krieger and Tom C. Smifh. Jr., upheld +he affirmaHve. February l8. againsf a visifing Jream from John Carroll Universify in Cleveland, Ohio. Tom Shaw and Bernard Canfor fook +he negafive agains+ visHors from Rhode Island Sfafe. Feb- ruary 22. On Hue lasf day o1c February +hese four men journeyed +0 Sewanee, where +hey engaged in fwo debafes. Tennessee played hosf +0 Colgafe Universify wi+h Ozro Prince and Tom Shaw debafing +he negaHve. The nexf day Marvin Krieger and Bernard Can+or argued +he affirmafive wifh men from 5+. Mary's 6am Anfonio. TexasL To wind up He season, an affirmafive Jream composed of Joel Anderson and Tom Smifh debafed a feam from Cornell College UVH'. Vernon, Iowa on March 27. Supervising Jrhese acfivifies was +he Universify Debafing Council. H consisfs of Dr. John B. Emperor, Chairman. Dr. T. W. Glocker, and Dr. Paul Walp. Faculfy Represenfafives; Tom Smifh and Marvin Krieger. S+uden+ Represen+a+ives. and James Keifh Robinson. Deba+e Coach. I3391 Marks Alexander John Barnhill George Bible Barry Cecil Vic Davis Cheek Duncan Kleber Dunklin Ralph Eldred Wade Fosfer Joe Black Hayes C. A. Henry L. R. Hesler Julian Hinfon Holly Hornbeck George Hun+er William Jacobs William Kreis Joe LiHle Byrl Logan J. P. Porfer James K. Robinson Aerur G. Seymour Kellar SmHh Glenn Walker James Wilson Bob Woodru1c1c Bowden WyaH R. F. Thomason Willard Richardson Wtesteniinf THE ADVERTISERS W W W INE Annuals are brought about by skillful and trained eHbrt, only. A . Capper supremacy is fhe result of many3 years of successful experience in Annual d9 signing and engraving. qhis experience, t0 gether Wifh the South best artists, designers and engravers, is a guarantee for fhe finest Annuals . A A A A A A A A A A . ; ; A A A CAPPER - ENGRNQQQENG - COMPANY. KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE IGENTIJEMEN. . . . maze WWW claw -oFter all, they are related. 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Loans 9 Real Es+a+e Ren+als Insurance Journal Arcade Phone 3 IH9 SEE KAYLOR'S FOR CHRiS-CRAFT EHO and Evinrude Mo+ors Radio Service 803 Norfh Cenfral Phone 2-247I wifh the and fhe Service OUR FAMOUS COALS DIXIE GEML'REGALL SOUTHERN STAR 6I4 OAK AVENUE PHONES 3-5I03 NEW ST. JAMES HOTEL CENTRALLY LOCATED REFURNISHED AND REMODELED THROUGHOUT ALL ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH $2.00 AND UP SPECIAL MONTHLY RATES SIDNEY P. HAYES. Manager THE VOL BOOK EXCHANGE WHICH IS PRIMARILY MAINTAINED FOR SERVICE TO THE STUDENTS FEATURES: 0 Used College Tex+books 6+ Popular Prices 0 Highesf Prices for Used College Texfbooks 0 Books for Correspondence Sfudenfs Which May Be Shipped by Parcel Poer ' Bicycles for Renf 0 Lafesf Dance HIJr Recordings 0 LaJreswL Model Radios and Vidrolas VOL BOOK EXCHANGE THE NEW DELICIOUS SANDWICHES PALM BEACH SUITS AND DR'NKS iz Made in Knoxville - Worn +he World Over ELLIS 8! 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Kingsporf. Tennessee RING BOOKS AND SHEETS ENGINEERING SUPPLIES. EDISON-DICK MIMEOGRAPHS FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS SCHOOL 8 OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY THE SHERWlN-WILLIAMS COMPANY F. R. PALMER, Local Manager Lumber Mill Work HANDLING THE BEST IN: SINCE l8945 . PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS. LEADS. M BE R .1 OILS! ENAMELS. BRUSHES. AND . . ; PAlNTERS' SPECIALTIES Roofing Home Insulafion 3l4 Soufh Gay S+ree+ KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE V m1 V . N HES ONE OF 5v v; x 'x W GOMEOUS! . , Roma Twa smsxangEigzizng l . , ENGINEERS NEVER FOUND TARVoHNG m THE HALLS VW A$ THE GENTLE SEX Hows No LHARM ., . FOR HIMu-THIS DISA?PCHNTS YHE GALS m GREATLY As THEV ALL ARE 02sz FOR A KEPK DATE WITH HINL 91E .1: , Mallumm a PAINTER 8! REED SUPERIOR FOODS COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Dial 2-I l03 I705 W. Cumberland Ave. Rememka . . . . THE PARADISE CLUB KNOXVILLE SANGRAVL COMPLIMENTS MATERIAL C0. of Phone3-2'47 LECONTE MEAT MARKET SAND GRAVEL- CEMENT LIME Phone 3-7'33 READY MlX CONCRETE I228 MAIN AVENUE KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE CALL US HOTEL FARRAGUT FOOD. SERVICE. ENVIRONMENT COMPLIMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING FLORISTS OF KNOXVILLE Flowers for All Occasionsjy BAUMS. HOME OF FLOWERS 62l 5. Gay 5+. 3-3I95 O CROUCH ART FLORIST. Inc. 521 Market s+. 3-3l5l O ELSIE STAIR FLOWER SHOP 7OI Marke+ Sf. 2-64I4 JENNIES FLOWER SHOP 405 Union Ave. 3-2m O JOHNSON FLORIST Medical Ar+s Bldg. 2-6153 C BETTY McNUTT AND HAZEL PARKER 4OI W. Church Ave. 2-2l0l THESE ARE THE REPRESENTATIVE FLORISTS OF KNOXVILLE We Urge +he S+uden+s fo Trade Wi+h Them SHIP BY TRUCK Express Service 6+ Freighf Rafes Free PickyUp and Delivery HOOVER TRUCK COt Incorporafed 524 N. Gay KNOXVILLE, TENN. Phone 3-7l5l G. E. SMITH, Knoxville. Manager POINTS COVERED AND ALL INTERMEDIATE STOPS A+lan+a. Sf. Louis, Birmingham. Cincinna'l'i, Louisville. Ten- nessee: Knoxville. Nashville. Memphis, Jackson, FayeHeviIle. Pulaski. GallaHn, Lebanon. Shelbyville, and Tullahoma. Alabama: Anderson and Decafur. THE ABOVE POINTS ARE COVERED WITH FROM I TO 2 DAYS' SERVICE 0 INQUIRIES CHEERFULLY ANSWERED COMPLIMENTS OF S. H. GEORGE 8x SUNS Knoxville's Leading Popular-Price Dept Sfore STUDENTS The adverfisers in +his book make if possible for you +0 gef a beHer book 6+ +he same minimum cosf. Show your appreciafion by suppor+ing +hem. ANDREW JOHNSON HOTEL 350 ROOMS 350 BATHS WHERE HOSPITALITY GREETS YOU HAROLD R. ARCHER. Manager KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE For Purity, Quality, and Safety W$m MILK AND ICE CREAM The SeaH'esf Sysi'em of Labora+ory Profecfion. a NaHon-Wide Dairy-Laborai'ory Sys+em, supervises every de+ail of +he manufaci'ure of Soufhern Dairies Ice Cream- every sfep in +he processing of Sou+hern Dairies Milk. If you visif +he Sou+hern Dairies Planf you will see +he Seal+es+ scienfisf checking . . . +es+ing . . . making sure +ha+ +he purify and qualify of Sou+hern Dairies Produc+s are always +ops. In +he delicious. uniform qualify of Sou+hern Dairies Producfs you can ac+ually +as+e whaf +his ex+ra effor+ means +0 you. FOR SMART TAILORING SEE TONY BOWERS 8 THAD SCOTT Journal Arcade Phone 2-30I5 JOSTEN'S COMMERCIAL BANK Treasure-CraH Jewelers and S+a+ioners AND TRUST Designers and Manufacfurers of COMPANY TTSVTTI'ZEISSSSC 1331$XS$5Y CORNER GAY AND CLINCH FACTORY: Owafonna. Minneso+a C. W. WINEGAR, Division Manager VOLUNTEER IS GOOD CEMENT USE IT VOLUNTEER PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY KNOXVILLE; TENNESSEE MEN EVER ' J THNK OF ANYTHING BUT BUSINE$$? U. T. HEADQUARTERS FOR SMART CLOTHES WQODS-TAYLOR-COX COMPANY The House of 5+er and QualHy 422 SOUTH GAY STREET UN!VERSITY OF TENNESSEE CREAMERY THE MOST UP-TO-DATE DAIRY MANUFACTURING LABORATORY IN THE SOUTH VA GOTTA GLOW , TQ-LOV E , . :5??? $.53? YEH I 303T v.3; ' SO YOWE ; I WW ?miagam Ill Irmmmuumunm WM 11' mfm'? I 'mmmm WE SERVE THE BEST BRISCOE COFFEE SHOPPE I508 Wes+ Cumberland Avenue Air Condifioned TODD 8! ARMISTEAD COMPANY KNOXVILLE'S LEADING PRESCRIPTION STORE MARKET AND CLINCH STREETS Dial 2-2I3I E. D. ARMISTEAD. Presidenf R. B. CREECH. Vice-Presiden1' W. O. JOHNSTON. Secrefary and Treasurer , SORR cuuM BUT. WELL HELL HUMFV I cowix MAKE, A TAKE W A GOOD 1MPREsson FligTIE-YEK ?;D 9 , : 80'5 I'LL GET A WE'LL Bow BOB wuLSoN o: 1H2 LETTER , MAKE ONE $2 1! ' Ev rw SW FELLA , Q Q n-s CLMMS THAT THlS our: xs TRUE- A Q 91:: SETTING gs CRUMP sTAmuM EARLY IN DKEMBERQ$...TENN. ts LEADING OLE mss BV FNE 0R MY YOU'ALL ARE JUST 31x Toumoans AHEhD OF USV va rs: so - vmous ? '1 .x ToucHDowus, AN 0 TWO Annous RESERVESi c ONE FFOM EALH ' o ' emE OF THE FteLD O c DASH MADLV lNTO THE QAME--- L SAM : Jus+ a Shade BeHer COMPLIMENTS VOLS CLEANING SHOP OF Cleaning. Pressing. Dyeing, Tailoring MAYOR W0 W- MYNATT COURTLAND JOUROLMON, Owner ONE DAY SERVICE PHONE 2-7l2l TINSLEY TIRE COMPANY HENLEY AT CUMBERLAND Phone 2-2l I7 Tires. Tubes. Gas, Oil, and BaHeries BRAKE DEPT. ROAD SERVICE CLOVER LE AF FOOD PRODUCTS . GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR PROTECTION TASTE . . . QUALITY INGREDIENTS . . . MANUFACTURING PURITY Reasons Why Clover Leaf Producfs Have Won Popular Accepfance. Your Dealer Can Serve You co 5 HAVE . Go: mnwev 1mg xs Mkcooq-y Tumk HE'S AN AN EigHFQDcx ESCAvED grepag couwcT! CL LEAVENwoR TH 3' u! N u . lm' DIM Complimenfs of Complimenfs of UNIVERSITY BARBER UNIVERSITY BEAUTY SHOP SHOP ARNOLD DeMARCUS. Manager We Appreciafe Your Loyal Pa+ronage WHERE SATISFACTION RULES Dial 3-886l Wesf Cumberland Avenue KNOXVILLE LILLIAN FISHER. Manager COMPLIMENTS OF Tbercfs A AMERICAN SERVICE CO. WHITE STORE Qualify Ice N ear You 820 Maple Phone 2-4l I4 -------- .1 IPEEI FARRAGUT LUMBER COMPANY O KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE MORTON-McCRARY MOTORS ncorpora+ed DISTRIBUTORS Chrysler - CARS - Plymoufh SALES AND SERVICE KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE BANK OF KNOXVILLE Tha+ Friendly Bank A - HI. COFFEE PRIVATE DINING ROOMS FOR PARTIES AND BANQUETS E S 8 26 CAFLTLMA We Can Accommoda+e Groups of IO Jro 400 TYPEWRITERS O. W. SCHAEFFER SALES AGENCY Fo Underwood Ellio+ Fisher Sunds+rand Typewrifers. Accounfing Machines. Adding Machines Sales and Servicei Ribbons and Carbons 4II Wesf Clinch KNOXVILLE. TENN. SANITARY LAUNDRY 0 LAUNDRY 0 DRY CLEANING 0 LINEN SUPPLY 72I N. Broadway Phone 2-6I62 Complete Stocks of the Worlds Finest DIAMONDS 0 WATCHES 0 JEWELRY 0 SILVER LUGGAGE 0 RADIOS 0 NOVELTY JEWELRY Remember It 5 Easy to Pay-Tbe Royal Way ROYAL JEWELERS 504 So. Gay Street Knoxville, Tenn. AT A THRILL To SEE OLE TGEST OF ALL I HKED THAT goxubmo BABE GUT LOOSE 1N mum REVER$E THAT FEATU'RED THE 4L QUARTER AGAlNST VANDY BOB FOXX 0k ANDNDGE- 1055 BEEEZINN! OOOF'I I GUESS mmuau K HE 003m mow SHH! SHW! mm 1 AM KEEP IT UNDER WEY'LL m voua HAT! ' GUESS A EwMQM CRUSHED STONE 9 MASCOT CHATTS 0 ROOFING GRAVEL 9 ASPHALT ROADWAY GRAVEL ASPHALT FILLER DUST AMERICAN LIMESTONE COMPANY KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE THE FOLLOWING KNOX COUNTY OFFICIALS EXTEND TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I939 EVERY WISH FOR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN LIFE 3k A. E. MITCHELL J. FRED BIBB Chancellor Afforney General 5. O. HOUSTON J. CARROLL CATE CoumLy Judge Sheriff HAMILTON BURNETT THERON D. WILSON Circuif CourJr Judge Trusfee O O JESSIE MARIE MILLER W. H. HALL CircuhL Cour+ Clerk Counfy CoumL Clerk THE ROBERTS CO. OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES V 504 Union Avenue KNOXVILLE. TENN. Phone 3- 3622 GAS Is Your QUICK CLEAN ECONOMICAL SERVANT FOR COOKING-REFRIGERATION WATER HEATING THE KNOXVILLE GAS CO. LIFE INSURANCE RETIREMENT INCOME ANNUITIES Plans +0 FIJI All Needs F. G. DENTON JR. SPECIAL AGENT CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. STAR LAUNDRY Try +he Sfar for BeHer and Quicker I I Laundry Service 618 W. Clinch Ave. Phone 3-6I48 EXCLUSIVE OPTICIANS FOR OCULISTS J. C. EUBANKS KNOXVILLE OPTICAL DISPENSARY Phone 2-23l5 703 Market Sf. COMPLIMENTS OF KETNER'S CLEANERS Oufdoor Adverfising Neon-Elecfric Signs BOOTH THEATRE I834 W. Cumberland W E MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT REGAS COFFEE SHOPPE l70l W. Cumberland Ave. HOME OF SIZZLING STEAKS Main af Locusf 70! 5. Gay Sfreef MANGEL'S Sfylish Clofhes for Sfylish Women 523 S. Gay BEST WIS HES SEN IORS FRED BROWN'S. Inc TYPEWRITERS Sales. Renfals, and Repairs, Ribbons for Any Machine PRESTON TYPEWRITER CO. KNOXVILLE, TENN. HERBERT'S LADIES SHOP Close f0 fhe Campus af I9ll W. Cumberland CATER WE ARE TRUSTED BY YOUR PHYSICIAN This Jusfifies Your Confidence MEDICAL ARTS DRUG CO.. Inc. PRESCRIPTION SERVICE TO COEDS Knoxville, Tenn. CHAS. C. CULLEN 8I CO., Inc CHINA. GLASS, SILVER 8x COOKING UTENSILS For Insfifufions, HofelsI Resfauranfs 8x Homes 4I6 Gay Sfreef KNOXVILLE, TENN. U. T. BARBER SHOP On Corner OF H'Ie Campus 803 S. I5fh Sf. LON CROSBY, Proprie+or SIEGAL'S SANITARY SUPPLIES GENERAL INSURANCE James B. Wrigh+ XI Company Phone 3-0453 Banker's Trust Bldg. Knoxville, Tenn. KERR MOTOR 00., Inc DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DIAL 3-7l75 DEALERS Phone 2-21 l4 Knoxville W THE FASHION STORE OF TENNESSEE 400 N c +a1AeRALPH E. TALLEY YOUR IDEAL MEATING PLACE PENNMUTUALLIFE Phon e-38Il2 906-7 6 eeeee I Bldg. SHOP 430 Soufh Gay Sfreef I'Where Smarf Knoxville Buys KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF HIGHLAND GRILL R. M. BALES MEAT MKT. COMPL'MENTS OF I l MAYME MCCAMPBELL SPENCE SHOE COMPANY 7 WW HOW 94001.0 I Know? EVERY TlME 1 SEE l-HM, HE'S GOT Hts FACE COVERED WlTH ENOCULARS! x - y!!! W BE r nu 5 Han mm W MI W 'llil. x,,gl 'lnmuuniim . hunt Imm ZENITH RADIOS WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES ATTENTION CLASS OF I938 All Sfudenfs in Engineering and O+her Technical Courses are Reminded Thaf When They Become: METALLURGISTS. CHEMISTS. OR PURCHASING AGENTS 1n +he S+eel Indusfry Their Requiremen+s in Hue Line of Ferro-Siiicon May Be Supplied from ChaHanooga. The Dynamo of Dixie By SOUTHERN FERRO ALLOYS COMPANY PAUL J. KRUESI. Presiden'lL SECURITY MILLS COMPLIMENTS A QUALITY FEED OF J. c. MAHAN MOTOR Every Animal on +he Farm Including +he Dog COMPANY W e do things your way MYSTERY HERE! ' lf humanly possible No extravagant claims no special blend for you alone. But coffee priced right that is going to please your pa! trons and increase your business. ' Z A Backed by 55 years experience in ., i 0:714 dVL an supplying hotels and restaurants. John Sexton 81 Co.- hicago- 0f KNOXVIllIE The Bank for The Individual Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation E. B. HALE WM. C. HALE. JR. HALE BROTHERS WHOLESALE FRUITS VEGETABLES Sou+h Cumberland 5+. MORRISTOWN. TENN. FOR DUPLICATE PHOTOGRAPH Published in +his VOLUNTEER McLEAN'S Box I79 622 5. Gray S+ree+ Knoxville. Tennessee WALTERS AND PRATER GENERAL CONTRACTORS MORRISTOWN. 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