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

Text from Pages 1 - 372 of the 1943 volume:

UNIVERSITYVIIF TENNE55EE k7 Lo ' r'IiNllXVILLE BABABBA NEWMAN, EDITIJB . JIMMY KERR, MANAGER szarMW 3W mew .awmm wmaam n R m ' r WW1suwv'3L W r l , , k; 4 '3 w , MW ' Wr'mki? m'Jv 1W ; ?$ , W3 1 L l a w w, , Hm? w 14MH' v n J M 5. n , , Jamggw DEIICIIIIIII Io Ihe Volunteers to those sons and daughters oIIenn? g essee who now are expending their everyseffert to secure, Iost,er and protect those prmuples on WIIICII the Unwersuty oI Iennessee and this nation were founded to those who ,, offer that lasI IuII measure oI devotion for flag and country this, the 1943 VOLUNTEER IS most gloriously dedicated ADMINISTRATIUN THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE HIS EXCELLENCY. THE GOVERNOR 'OF TENNESSEE ....... Ex-Offico THE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION .............. Ex-Offico THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE ............. Ex-Offico THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY .............. Ex-Offlco CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Firsf-CLYDE B. AUSTINI Greeneville ............. July I. I945 Sacond-CARY F. SPENCE. Knoxville .............. July I, I947 Second-W. T. KENNERLYI Knoxville ............. July I, I947 Third-PAUL J. KRUESI, ChaHanooqa ............. July I, I949 Fourfh-W. P. COOPER. Shalbyville ............... July I. I953 Fifth-HARRY S. BERRY, Hendersonville ............ July I, I95! Sixfh-W. P. RIDLEY, Columbia ................. July I, l95l Sevenih-I. B. TIGRETT, Jackson ................. July I, I949 Eighfh-GEORGE C. ROWLETT. Marfin ............. July I, I947 Ninfh--JOHN D. MARTIN, Memphis .............. July ll I945 From +he Cii'y of Knoxville WILLISTON COX, Knoxville ................... July I. i943 JAMES A. FOWLER, Knoxville .................. July I, I943 From +he CH'y of Memphis WASSELL RANDOLPHl Memphis ............... July I, I95! THOMAS H. ALLEN. Memphis .................. July I, I95I OFFICERS OF THE BOARD W. P. COOPER ........................... Chairman JAMES P. HESS . . . . ................... Secreiary JAMES D. HOSKINS ........................ Presidenf JAMES J. WALKER ................... Treasurer COMMITTEES The Prasidenf is a member ewoffico of all stand- ing Commmees. EXECUTIVE: Fowler, 'Spence, Kruesi, Cox. Ausiin. ?Kennerly. FINANCE: Kruesi, Spence, Fowler. BUILDING: tSpence. RowleH, Kruesi, Allen, Cox. 'Died February 2l. I943. Appoinfed March l2I I943. ?Appoinfed April 2, I943. LIBERAL ARTS: Randolph, Fowler, Ridley. AGRICULTURE: Cooper, Berry. TigreH, Austin. ENGINEERING: Allen, KruesiI Martin. l181 AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS: TigreH. Cooper, RidleyI Ausiin. ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION: Kruesi, AllenI Berry. LAW: Fowler, Cooper, Randolph. HEALTH: Randolph, Allen. Martin. JUNIOR COLLEGE: Rowleff, Allen, TigreH. THE HONORABLE W. PRENTICE COOPER. GOVERNOR OF STATE Throughouf his years of service as Governor of +he S+a+e of Tennessee, +he Honorable W. Prenfice Cooper has had +he welfare and besf inferesfs of +he Universiiy af hearf. He has always given his willing and unsfinfed support and he has endeared himself +0 faculfy and sfudenfs alike. A popular bachelor, he made himself one of usII a+ Barnwarmin' wifh his friendly manner and sparkling Coronafion speech. He is always a welcome guesf on fine campus. and his frequenf visifs are greaHy appreciafed, Wifh +he Governor for ifs friend and fhe s+a+e for a campus, +he Universify of Tennessee is seeking +0 help all fhe people and is looking +0 a fufure of grea+er service. I191 gmw FHHM THE PRESIDENT I should like +0 bespeak for he deparfino classes of I943 s'rouf hearfs and vigorous minds for +he exireme +asks of his and coming days. I urge also wafchful care of your bodies. These are +he characferisi'ics +ha+ have made Tennessee +he Volunl'eer Slafe. and +hese are l'he fundamen'rals, as you well know. of your Universiiy's program. S+rong bodies.vigorous mindsl and sfouf hear+s-we need +hem now as never before. and +he hopes of,your Alma Maier and her faifh in +he fufure are pinned +0 your possession and use of fhem. The difficuli'ies which you will meef will be masl'erecl. we are conficlenJrI for +he reason ihaf we have wafchecl you +hrough your years of work here on +his campusI and have seen you demon- sfrafe +hose characlerisi'ics which make an ins'ril'ufion proud and her ideals safe. Men and women like you can remake +he world for yourselves and for fufure generafions. H is a fask fo challenge +he besi' you have. Tha+ your hopes and aspira+ions may crys'ralize in accomplishmenf ancl +ha+ your ideals of good- ness and +rufh. and your fai'rh and energy. may procure for you a life worfh living and preserve for you a world worl'h living in is +he prayer wi+h which your Alma Mafer sends you forfh. WI! Q Presidenf of +he Universii'y $51,142 wmm ggssism, s w an MWWWN DEAN L. R. HESLER DEAN HENRY WITHAM Mam DEAN moses JACOB DEAN N. w. DOUGHERTY :1? 422m: ., kzg!? gm W a 4 W g??? V ,:I ,9 2.352, M w DIRECTOR JESSIE HARRIS DR. R. F. THOMASON VICTOR M. DAVIS WARD BOZEMAN HOME-ECONOMIST CREDIT-CHECKER CHECK-SIGNER ir F I N A N C I E R OLD GRAD'S MAN Vk INTERCESSOR THE AHMIN wezmayzmmuw gem First Row: Abbott ArneH, Cagle, Caldwell. Second Row: Chapin, Clark, Darsf, Harris. Third Row: LarsonI Miller, Nowling. Sarafian Fourih Row: Tesferman. Vanxanf, Walker, Webb, Wilson. 1281 The AH S+uden+s Club is an organ- Sophomore, and Freshman classes; izafion composed of every sfudenf in Represenfaiives from +he seven cole +he Universify and represenfs Jrhe leges in +he Universi+y1+he Freshman sfudenf body. The governing body ; Advisor: PresidemL of The Y. M. C. A.. 0T +he all S+uden+s Club is The All and Y. W. C.. A.: Jrhe Presidenf of W. Sfuden+'s Club Council whose pur- f S. G. A.; fwo represenfafives a+ large: pose is fo Tosier and guide exfra-cure Y and +he lnfra-mural Manager. ricula adiviHes Tor Jrhe benefif of The keynofe 0T Jrhe All Siudenfs fhe sfudenfs. EMERSON B. TANNER Club, which is +he oldesf club on +he The All Siudenfs Club Council is Preswem' Anismdenisl cmb counc Hiil being esfablished in I920, is A selecfed by class elec+ions held every spring. The Coun- sfudenf governmenf OT +he siudenfs. Tor Jrhe siudenfs, cii is composed of Tour officers: President Vice President and by Jrhe siudenfs. Secrefary. and Treasurer; Presidenfs of Jrhe Seniori Junior. OFFICERS EMERSON TANNER ....................... Presidenf TYREE HARRIS ................. Law Represenfafive LEO MILLER ......................... Vice-Presideni CRAIG CALDWELL ............ . . Liberal Ar+s Representative BOB WALKER ........................... Secretary MARJORIE ABBOTT ........ . Home Economics Represenfafive JOHN CLARK ............... . , Treasurer FRANCE LARSON ................ Educafion Represenfaiive BILL NOWLING ................... President Senior Ciass HUGH WILSON ..... . . ........ Engineering Represenfafive R. C. SMITH ..................... Presidenf Junior Ciass JOE SARAFIAN .................. Representative at Large BEN TESTERMAN ................ Presidenf Sophomore Ciass CREED REAGAN ................. Represenfafive at Large FRED CAGLE ................. President Freshman CTass GEORGE WEBB . , . ........... President of the Y. M, C. A. FOSTER ARNETT .................... Freshman Adviser HELEN DARST ..... . . , ...... Presidenf of the Y. W. C. A. EDWARD VANZANT ............... Agriculfure Represenfafive HARRIET CHAPIN . . . . . . ...... President of 'rhe W. S. Gi AA JOHN BOLINGER .......... Business Administration Represenfafive FRANK BACON ...... . . . . ........ Infra Mural Manager THE COUNCIL CONVENES a9 Wmen ; $udent ol lhe Universify; Serve all The lime. 0 vernment ASSUEIATIDN The purpose of +he Women's Sludenf Governmenf Associafion is To Serve: Serve all women The W. S. G. A, is +he voice of fhe women ol +he Universify, The Council. composed of The officers ol W, S. G. A. and The presidenfs of all The womenls or- ganizafions. serves as a general lederalion of women's inleresfs and acfivifies. bul fhe Council alone cannol do The work of W. S. G. A. The vilalify and usefulness of Jrhis woman's organizafion depends upon Jrhe lull Cooperalion of every woman sludenf; only in This way can W, S. G. A. keep +he banner of service and progress, HARRIET CHAPlN . ANNA JEAN DAVIS ELSIE LlVELY . . . . ANNE McCORKLE . FRANKIE FONDE . NANCY HORNER i . DOROTHY FULGHUM MARGARET LARSON . MARlON CALDWELL MARTHA FARRAR ALAIRE WlLKINS . FRANCES BARGER EDNA RUSSELL OFFICERS . . . . Presidenf CHARLOTTE HALL . . . . . . , . . . . . . .Secrefary iViceePresidenl DOROTHY FULGHUM , . i , V . . . . l . .Treasurer COUNCIL ,Alpha Lambda Della . . Blue Triangle Club . Home Economics Club . Intramural Manager . Modern Dance Club . . . i . Omicron Nu , . Panhellenic Council . . . . .Henson Hall .Barbara Blounf Hall . Polly McClung Hall , KiHie Kain Hall BETTY MCGEHEE HELEN CHILDS V . PAULA MARSHALL AUDREY KRAUCH . . . . Maffie Kain Hall ,Jennie Armsfrong Hall 'Teinple ceuil FRANCES VASSEY ' .' .' .' .' f f f .' Chamberlain House ANNA JEAN DAVIS . . . i i . . . . . l , . ,Voleffes FRANCES LARSON . . . . . , . . . . i i Phi Efa Tau HELENDARST . .i...,,....Y.W.C.A. HELEN CHILDS . SfudenfrFaculfy Organizalions Board BARBARA NEWMAN i Publicify Represenfafive HELEN VAUGHN . lndependenf Studenls 'O'rg'ahiz'alio'n V Rebresenlalive FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Calherine Allen Mrs, Roscoe Morlon Miss Marion Heard i op +0 Bof'rom: Chapln. Davis, Hall, Ful- Firs? Row: Lively, Fonda, Homer, Larson. Second Row: Farrar, Wilkinsl Berger. Childs. Third Row: Vassey, ghum. Larson, Darsf, Newmani Vaughan. I130! WI THU NT- The Sfudenf-Faculfy Organizafions Board was formed In I938 +0 loin +he s+u- denfs and adminisfrafion of +he Universify of Tennessee in a closely knif and uni- fied efforf in providing for +he mosf effecfive cooperafion and benefH of +he s+uden+ body in sfudenf acfivifies. H consisfs 01c Jrhree s+uden+s, +hree factu members. +he Dean of We Universify as Chairman, and an Execufive Secrefary. In order +0 carry ou+ Hwe policies of +he Board, and in order +0 aid Hwe sfudenf in ainding his place in exfra-curricular acfivifies. a Sfudenf OrganizaHon Office was se+ up in fhe S+uden+ Acfivifies Building and is direcfed by +he Execque Secre+ary of +he Board. The fundions of +his oHice include: filing of records of all organizafions and banking +heir funds: operafion of a s+Uden+ employmen+ service: supervision of housing facilHies; compiling of Hue Calendar 01C Evenfs and Sfudenf Direcfory; mainfenance of a Losf and Found Deparfmenf: audifing of frafernify records: arranging of all campus social programs: and keeping records and handling +he funds of Hwe Universify Faculfy Club and +he Universify Employees Federal Credif Union. Members of We Board for l942-43 are: Dean Fred C. Smifh. Chairman; Howa ard Bozeman, Execufive Secrefary; Dean Harrie+ C. Grave, Dean John O. Mosely, Dean L. R. Hesler. Emerson Tanner, Helen Childs, and Craig Caldwell. T Y organizationzi BEARD The S. F. O. B. Meefs-Seafed. Left fo Righi: Helen Childs, Dean Harriet Grave, Emerson Tanner. Sfand- ing: Howard Bozeman, Dean Fred C. Smithx Craiq Caldwell, Dean L. R. Hesler, and Dean John O. Moseley. TlVlTl jncleloenclenl $11619an , DBBANIZATIUN The Independenf S+uden+s' Organizafion was, unfil +his year known as +he Non-Frafernier Associafion. Every sfudemL of The Universify who does no+ have associafion wi+h some social fra+erni+y is au+omafically a member of Jrhe organizaHon. The lndependen+ Sfudenfs' Council 15 elecfed from members of each class and college by unaffiliafed mem- bers of Jrhe associafion. This group main+ains an emphasis upon democracy among Hs mem- bers and upon democrafic principles in 1+5 acfive program. We believe +ha+ +he mainfenance of a +rue spirif of democracy de- pends on +he whole-hearfed coopera+ion of +he individual. We believe H is +he solemn dufy of individuals +0 prepare Jrhemselves +hrough scholashc endeavor and par+icipa+ion in consfrucfive exfra-cur- rIcular ac'riviJries. nof only for Jrhe mosf effeche parHcipa+ion in The LEO MILLER - . . . . Presidenf Independenf swdem organizaiion presen+ CFISIS buf for an achve par+ m +he developmenf and supporf 0T ' a laang peace. OFFICERS LEO MILLER . . . . . T . .Presidenf DOT SEALE . . . . . . . .Secrefary MACK DEMENT . . . .Vice-Presidenf MARJORIE ABBOTT . . . .Treasurer COUNCIL Dolores Allen Jane Greer John Lundy Bob Brown Tyree Harris Sandy Sanderson John TDOCT Clark Julia Jennings Es+on Smifh Oliver DaTe Jean Jones Peggy Speirs Ed Freeman Reba Jusfice Helen Vaughan Roberf Gilbrefh Sheldon Korones Evelyn Yarnell Firsf Row: AbboH. Allen. Brown, Clark1 Dale, Demenf. Second Row: Greer, Harris, Jennings, Jusfice. Speirs. Smifh, Vaughan. l341 THE PUBLICATIONS COUNCIL MEETS Leif to Righf: Eugene C. Frefz, Dr. Hodges, Ed Sample. F. C. Lowry, Virginia Bibb. C. E. Wylie. Composed of six members, wifh F. C. Lowry ading as chairman. +he Universify of Tennessee Publicafions Council direds +he policies of Hwe Orange and Whife and VOLUNTEER. Besides Mr. Lowry. fwo ofher faculfy men. 1wo s+uden+s. and one alumni represenfafive make up +he Council. During regular spring elecfionse Hue fwo s+uden+ represenfafives and Hue alumnus are elecfed +0 +he Council. The Haree faculfy mem- bers. including +he chairman, are appoinfed by +he Presidenf of We Universify. The I943 Publica+ions Council consisfs of F. C. Lowry, chairman; Dr. John C. Hodges and Dr. C. E. Wyliee faculfy members; Ed Sam- ple. alumnus, and Eugene C. Frefz, Jr., and Virginia Bibb, Donald McLean, resigned, sfudenf members. Bofh +he edifors and business managers of The Orange and Whife and VOLUNTEER are dired- ly responsible +0 +his board for execuHon of Hweir dufies. They aHend Council meeHngs. and esfablish confracfs direcHy wifh +his body. They are not however. vo+ing members. Through +he guidance of The Publicafions Council. +he Orange and Whife and VOLUNTEER have risen +0 posifions o$ high es+eem among college publicafions. PM HI l35l F. C. LOWRY Chairman JOE B. FOSTER Edifor. Firs? Term T H HAN EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT JOE B. FOSTER VIRGINIA BIBB R. C. SMITH CY DURIO . . . . , CHARLES MARTIN . Edifor, FaH . ,EdHor. Spring . Associafe Edifor Associafe Edifor Associate Edifor DEPARTMENTAL EDITO RS SEYMOUR HENCK . . . . ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY News Socieer EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Johnnie Hyman Thelma Brown Agnes Smifh Fred Lang Herberf Gray Ellzabefh McCampbeH Digby Seymour The Sfaff af Work. Rufh Ann Cochran L'Ene Biggs Barbara Presfon Marfha Archer Carroll Davenporf Tommie Wa+kins William F. Trent Jr. VIRGINIA BIBB Editor, Second Term Firs? Row: Bauer, Beall, Canirell. Second Row: Dender. Graham. Greene. Third Row: Greer. Hodge, Leinarf. Roark. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT DONALD McLEAN . . . . , . Business Manager I DEWEY ROARK . . , . , , .AdverHsing Manager a BILLY JOE WHITE .Assisfanf Advertising Manager JIMMY HODGE . Assisfan+ Adverfising Manager I w ifwgz FRANKLIN CANTRELL . . . .Circulafion Manager BOB DENDER . . . . Circula+ion Manager JIM BALLARD . . . . . Adverfising Assisfanf Th ' I BILL STANDIFER . . . . . . AdverJrising Assisianf ' TOM GREENE . 4 , . . . .Adverfising Assis+an+ ROGER PARK . . , . . , . Adverfising A$Si$+an+ 1 HUGH PARKER . . . . .Adverfising Assisfan+ STANLEY BROWN . . . . .Adverfising Assisfanf POLLY LEINART . . . . . . Office Manager DON McLEAN BETTY BAUER . . . . . . . . , , OHICe Manager EusmessManage' HELEN VAUGHAN . . . . . . . .omceAsszs+an+ MARY NELL BEALL . . . . . . OHice Assisfam JANE GREER . , . . , . Office Assisfanf SARA GRAHAM . . , . . . . . Office Assisfanf PAUL KENDALL . . . . , . .CoHecHon Manager a Firs? Row: Archer, Biggs, Brown, Cochran, Second Row: Davenport. Gray, Hyman. Lang Third Row: Martin, Montgomery, Smifh, Waikins. 1371 UNTH HF EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT BARBARA NEWMAN BETTY JANE FREEMAN TOM GREENE JOHN HYMAN DEPARTMENTAL EDITORS Edifor Associafe Edifor Associafe Edifor Associafe Edifor MARY ANNE VAUGHAN Classes DOROTHY SISK Classes ELIZABETH HAYES Classes FRANCES PHIPPS Organizafions FRED WILLIAMS Milifary R. C. SMITH Sporfs FRED LANG . . ln+ramurals GEORGE BAUGUS Adminisfra'tion BOB SHANNON . . . Acfivifies BARBARA NEWMAN, JEANNE STRICKLAND . Arf HUGH NEIL Phofography BILL GHORMLEY Phofography JEAN GIESLER Phofography HOYLE FIELDS Phofography BEN JENKINS Phofography BILL COBB Phofography JAMES D. KERR. Business Manager x q aw: amiss: LORENE BRYAN MELBA POWELL MARGARET PEACOCK . PEGGY LILLARD . BETTY BAILEY . . NANCY JOHNSON Office Assis+an+ . Office Assisfanf Office Assisfanf Office Assisfanf Office Assisfanf Office Assisfanf MARY FAIRBANKS . . . . . . , . . . . . . Office Assisfanf EMILY DEE MARSHALL . . s s . s . s . , . Office Assisfanf PEGGY ARNOLD . . . . . . . . . . . , . . Office Assisfanf CAROLYN WRINKLE V s . . . . . . . . . . Office Assis+anf CECELIA DFLANZE , . . , s . . s , . . . . Office Assisfanf LOIS JANE HOEHLE . s . . . . . . . . . . Office Assisfanf BUSINESS DEPARTMENT JAMES D. KERR . s . . . s . . . . . . . s Business Manager WILLIAM TRENT . . . . s . . . . . . . Adverfising Manager MARA PURCELL , , . . . . . . . . . . . . Office Manager RUSTY JERNIGAN . . . . . . , , . Assisfanf Office Manager MELVIN BELLOTT . .Appoinfmenf Sys+em end Confesf Manager BILL CUMMINGS , . s s , s , . . . . Adverfising Salesman JANE TRENT . . . . . s . , . . . . . . Adverfising Salesman LAMAR JONES . s . . . . . . . s s . Adverfising Salesman JEAN FULTON . . . . s , . , . s . . . AdverHsing Salesman VIOLET McLEAN . s . . . . , . . . . s Adverfising Salesman First Row: BelloH. Cummings, Ful'ron, Jerigan. Second Row: JonesI McLean, Third Row: Bailey, Bryan, Fairbanks, Fields. Fourth FreemanI Ghormley. Giesler. Fifth Row: Johnson, Lang, Lillard. Sixfh Row: Peacock, Pflanze, PurcellI Trenf Row: PhippsI Powell. Seventh Row: Sisk, Sfickland' Wrinkle, Greene. Wmm; $5? aw 0 mg? re m W34, W33 W M v k Km Ewb N THE TENNESSEE l N WILLIAM W. RYMER, JR. W . . . . . . . . . . . . Edifcr-in-Chief BERT R. WIGGS . . . . . . . . . V . . . . . Business Manager E. T. COLLINSWORTHI JR. . . . ; . . . Business Manager CHARLES F, MILES; 4W '1 . . . . . . Associate Editor . . . . . Associafa Editor . . . . . Art Edifor . . t . . . . W Phofographer , Elva Richardson : Lebm Renvgs JJm Harbison , : ; WORoWhudyW LG. Misti 3r - , , , USIN-Ess sup? . I 5 . Giftulafion ,Mntllaqer . Amman? lusimm Manager CHARLES MoOK , CREED REAGAN W.z' ASSISTANIS TQ THE 3US iNESS MANAGER Gleen Robinsdn ' V. 6. Kennedy Bill Denman John Dabbs Pefe Reihammer Melvin BelloH J. E. Brown Herberf Cook Ed Brown George Bauqus Bob McKamev Ed Russell FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD WILLIAM W. RYMER, Edifor Professor E. S. Fabian. Professor R. C. Maffhews Chairman Professor C. S, Camp Mr. V. M. Davis Firs? Row: Niles. Waldrop, Reagan. Funk, McAmis, Winn. Second Row: Wheeley. Allen, Brownl J. E.; Brown. Ed; BelloH. Dabbs. bi y? X4 aw THE TENNESSEE E F Ief . . . . Editor-in Ch' ROBERT LEE BROWN AUGUST HADORN $$$ng $$va Mum? $45 COLLEEN TERRY SHELBY TURNER L EDWARD VANZANT NANCY SMITH Hadorn. Business Manager. Brown. EdH'or. Righf: Leff Firsf Row: Carier, Hodges, Hunt, Miller. Second Row: Terry, Turner, Vanxanf, Smith. GEORGE GLEAVES Manager. I743 CARNICUS AHN STAFF MANAGER: George W. Gleaves. SENIOR ASSISTANTS: Barbara Newman, Hugh Shackelfordl Donald McLean JUNIOR ASSISTANTS: Margaref Haynes, Harrie? Chapinl Bob Schwalb Jackie Goodrich, Bill Trenf, Helen Vaughan. COMMITTEES-GIRLS' STUNTS: Jeanne Sfrickland, Chairman; Beffy Barnes, Thyrza Allen Beffy Paffon BeHy Jo Brownl Charlotte HaH, Elmeria McCallum, Barbara Mertz, Nancy CarmichaeL Mary Fairbanks, Jeanne MacWhirfer. ANIMALS: Lois Stamps, Chairman; Elizabeth Monfgomery, Martha Archer, Eieanor McNeil, Rosemary Fourman, John Dabbs. BOYS' STUNTS: Bill Sledge, Chairman; Shepard Kenworfhy, John T. Mc- ?vamee Talbot MathesI James Reed Doran, Walfer Meacham, Bob hife. INDlVIDUAL STUNTS: Marqaref Webb. Chairman; Sue Crizer, Mariorie Moore, Paub Marshall, Bee McMillian, Charlie Ellis. ATTENDANCE: Helen Darsf, Chairman; Douglas Smith, Paf Lowry. Don rews. TICKETS: Do? Fulghum, Chaivman; BeHy Jane Freeman, Dorothy Lawl HarA rief Watson, Peggy Lillard, L'Ene Biggs Carolyn McLaughlin, Margaret Peacock, Elizabeth Vaughn. ELECTRICAL: Walter Ringer, Chairman; Charles Moak, Don Soefker. Ken- nefh Humphries, Ludwell, Alexander. INNOVATIONS: Edith Summrrs, Chairman; Ann Bradley, Ruth Brakebill, Nells Clageff, Helen AHred, Jeannie Paf Tatum, Jean Dooley, Betty Lou Kemmer, Sara White ADVERTISING: Billy Joe Whiie, Chairman; Mary Jane Donaghy, Tandy Wil- son. Hugh Dickey, Orin Buffevick, Margie Marforell. C. A. Massey. Jane Rawls Lois Jane Hoehle. DANCE: Needham Coppedge, Chairman; BeHy Ausfon. Joe Shires. Bob Ludwig. Mack Scott Rober? Travis Frances Thurman, Nick Causey, Carr olyn Wrinkle. PROGRAM: Shirley Baumgardnen Chairman: Frances Phipps, Barbara Helm, Caroline Clemens Barbara Whifel MarFe Ellis, Lillian Von Bremen Ann Webb, Glenna Sfubley, Iva Pickens. PUBLICITY: George Baugus, Chairman; Kafe BiggerI Bill Ghormley. Virginia Bibb, thelynn Allen. Jean DeLaney, Rusfy Jermgan, Fred Lang, Mary Ann Yaughn, Rose McClamrock, Sue Hooker, Ann Sfromquisf, Nancy Peep es. JUDGES: EmHy Dee Marshall, Chairman; Billie Grace Walker. Teedie Mc- Laughlin Edgar CampbeH. Ginger Moss, Lorene Bryan, Dick Paffon. STAGE: Clarence McCashin, Chairman; Douglas Beverlyl Ernie Weeks, Tom AHenI Joe Gaffney. Jimmy Conn, Lemar Jones, Herbie Hobbs. John Dinsmore, Ndo anotH PRIZES: Shelly Koronesl Chairman; Emy Allem Mary Howe, Mildred Greenu ga'lyB Alfred Cooper! Beffy Bailey, Charlyne Kim; Ann MoHeson, Robert I erf. Firsf Row: McLean, Newman, Shackleford, Chapin, Haynes, Schwalb, Vaughan. Second Row: Baum- gardner. Biggs, Darsf, Fulghuml Siamps, Sirick- land, Sumners. Top Leff: Prompfin'. Top Righf: Dress Rehearsal. Righf: The Queen Cam- paigns. Color Picfure: The Delfs' Playhouse. Lower Righf: Boogie- Woogie Winner. BoHom: Decorafin'. JOHN R. ARMSTRONG Nahheeyayli Board Presiden? JACK ARMSTRONG . . . 4 , . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President KEN GLENNAN . . . . , V . . , A , . . . , . . . . . . . Vice-Presidenf DICK MILLER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . Secrefary BURGESS BRIER , . . . . , . . . . . . . . Treasurer JACK ARMSTRONG JOE BASS BURGESS BRIER G. L. CARTER TOM EVANS KEN GLENNAN POSEY HODGES CHARLIE MARTIN HENRY MCBRIDE FRANK MCVEIGH DICK MILLER CHARLIE OGLE DIGBY SEYMOUR BILL SLEDGE FRANK WALLACE JOE ZARICOR JAMES G. WALLS MEMBERS Delfa Sigma Phi Alpha Tau Omega Sigma Phi Epsilon lndependenf Siudenfs Organizafion Independem Sfudenfs OrganizaHon DeHa Tau Delfa Sigma Chi Pi Kappa Phi Pi Kappa Alpha Sigma Nu Phi Gamma DeHa Kappa Alpha Kappa Sigma Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Sigma Kappa Lambda Chi Npha Faculiy Adviser Firs? Row: Glennan, Brier. McBride. McVeigh. Fourih Row: Ogles, Miller. Second Row: Carter, Evans. Third Row: Seymour, Wallace, Zaricor, Er; magi; b Top Leff: Roberf Lee Brown, Volunfeer of '43; John Bolinger and Ben Tesferman. Scarabbean Award Winners. Top Righf: Anne Moore presenfs Morfar Board Awards fo Lois S+amps, CharloHe Hall. and Helen Childs. ' HA Aloha Oe is +he symbolic cul- minafion of a s+uden+'s life a+ +he UniversHy. The Seniors. led by Hweir class president march onfo +he afhleh'c field in cou- ples. enfering under a bridge of sabers of H163 honorary R. O. T. C. guard. Passing +hrough +he fradifional whHe columns of We oufdoor sfage +hey seaJr Hwemselves aHernafely on eifher side. forming a large semi-circle. The presidenf ligh+s Hwe Jrorch. Wm; w: Dr. H. A. Morgan gives Aloha Oe address candles. NY Then +he various class and alumni awards are made. Achievemenf cups and Hie an- nual Volunfeer award +0 +he mosf oufsfanding Junior are presenfed. An inspiring address Is made by some nofed Tennes- see alumnus while +he audience mainfains a respecfful silence. The program moves on +0 an unforgeHable climax as Jrhe Seniors slowly file by +he glowing Volunfeer forch and lighf +heir The Seniors +hen march slowly ouf +0 form a expresses +he senfimenf o1c Aloha Oe. H symbol- huge IT. on H19 Hill as +hey sing H19 Alma izes. +0 Jrhe graduahng Seniors. +he closing o1c Mafer. The ceremony is climaxed by +he +ribu+e +heir academic books and faking up 01: +he Torch h; . . .0 +he memory Of H18 Umversdy s+uden+s and of Service. The Universify has presenfed +hem alumni who have given +heir lives in Jrhe service of +heir counfry. A lighfed cross burns Icrom Jrhe erh +he opporfunnLy +ha+ comes from prepara- fop of Ayres Tower. and across Jrhe campus Jrion, and Jrhey feave wiJrh Jrhe expecfafion 01c Jrak- Hoafs Jrhe poignanJr sound of Taps. Nof a sound ing advantage Oh H115 opporfunify. SO insfead can be heard from Jrhe dark and silemL sfands. Of bidding a final farewell. H79 Seniors accepf The inferprefafion fill we meewL again besf +he senfimenf 01C Aloha Oe. HH we meef again. MIX! iw'h WhlwimugnaiQCAi' . . H4? 1r? hilt. a d- 1. e t. v xsahumwg ' BILL ALLEN Barnwarmin' Manager BAHNWAHMlNi COMMITTEE This year's Barnwarmin'. Jrhe erenfy-second in his- +ory, broughi once again +0 +he campus all +he fun and Jrraciilrion wifh which +his affair is credifed. 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C. work here aJr Ten- nessee are capable men. Veferans of acfual service in Jrhe regular Army. +hey are even more able +0 carry 0qu +heir du- Hes in preparing +he iufure officers of +he Unifed S+a+es Army. Now, as never before. +he Mili+ary Deparfmenf holds a posi- +ion of prominence in Jrraining men for acfual warfime condi- +ions. Gone is any Jmace oi frivoiiiy which mighf have exis+ed in pre-war days; raJrher. +he a+mosphere is one of dead seri- ousness. The officers realize even more clearly ihan +he sfu- denfs Jrhe hardships of a milifary life, and are doing Jrheir beswL +0 prepare +hem for +hese hardships. Under +he able direcfion of Colonel Merle P. Schillersfrom, Jrhe sfaii has builf Jrhe mii- ifary Jrraining program info a viJraI force which will undoubfedly prove beneficial +0 Jrhe sfudenfs bofh during and affer +he presemL world emergency. W is; Above: The Colonel poinfs +hings ouf fo +he Lieufenanf Colonel. LeH and Below: Non-Coms and Commissioned Insfrucfors of five Sfudenf R. O. T. C. Nll STAFF On +he shoulders ol Jrhe CadeiL Officers of +he Uni- versily of Tennessee's R. O. T. C. RegimemL resls +he grave responsibilily oi coordinafing Jrhe efforls of Jrhe Uni+ed S+a+es Army officers slalioned on +he campus and Jrhe regularly enrolled sludenls in each company. These young Ollicers who so proudly wear Jrl'ie insignia of +heir rank carry +he commands of +he P. M. S. and T. +0 +heir fellow sludenls and execule +he dufies of regular army officers. The Jrraining which +hey receive in Jrhis field will prove invaluable. for if is +hese leaders who will go info Jrhe regular army aHer Jrheir gradualion. Each graduafe will aHend Ollicers' Candidale School and he will find +ha+ +he lessons learned and pracficed in college will be of greal value in his new Jrour oi cluly. The mililary knowledge and discipline received in +he praclice ses- sion will equip each lufure officer wilh slamina and forlifude +0 endure Jrhe rigors of modern warfare. Lessons in leadership and responsibilily learned on Jrhe college campus have been rewarded by Jrhe performance of American froops and Jrheir officers on +he balllelields. P'iclured af Righf, Top: Bolinger. Middle: Walker. SmarH. BoHom: Ford. In Hwe face of a highly-mechanized air and sea war. We infanfry sfill remains +he backbone o1C our fighfing forces. To win a baffle, +erri+ory mus1L be occupied. H is +he iob of +he infanJrry +0 fithr ifs way +hrough and occupy Hwe con- fesfed area. In Hue past +he infanfry was a slow- moving unif. Today if is capable of moving hun- dreds of miles in a day. Armed principally wiJrh +he smaller weapons; rifle. bayoneJrI machine guns ANTHY Fa: mor+ar and anfi-fank guns. Hue infanfry is pre- pared +0 1collow up +he shaHering acfion of air- planes and fanks. H's mosf imporfanf characfer- isfic is ifs abilify +0 follow +he enemy over any erpe 01c ferrain. defeaf him. and hold +he ground as long as if is s+ra+egically imporfanf. H is Hwis Jrype of work +ha+ H18 members of Hwe R. O. T. C. are learning +0 command. at The purpose of +he Corps of Engineers is +0 increase We effecfiveness in comloanL of Jrhe ofher branches of +he army by +heore+ically and adually paving +he way for +hem. Hs work includes speeding up combaf operaHons by road and bridge building and mainfenance, demolifion, providing a wafer supply, and building field forfificafions. In cases of emer- gency. +he engineers muer also pick up +heir guns and fighf along wifh +he infanfry. To +he engineers go Hue less glamorous and unwanfed preparafory operafions Hwaf muer nec- essarily precede a baHle. They have jobs +ha+ require ingenuify. coolness under fire, and a +horough knowledge of +he mefhods of warfare. n . nix fg M4 , . Awe MILLER BOLINGER SMITH N1 H Ml ITAHY The Advanced ROTC Cadets ot the University tor the tirst time in history attended summer school military ciasses as part of the wartime accelerated pro- gram tor Cotleges in order that they may be prepared as soon as possible tor Army duty. It was a year at Changes in l942-43 tor advanced students in the ROTC. Not only did cadets in the Senior Classes conciude their school work in March by attending summer schoot. thereby preparing themselves tor service with the Army a full three months quicker than under the old system. but they were re quired to attend Otticer Candidate Schools betore they could earn commise sions as Second Lieutenants. Previously commissions had been awarded to the cadets in the Reserve Corps ot the Army upon graduation. Members ot the Senior intantry class, as well as those in other ROTC Classes. were tired with new enthusiasm tor their military studies, realizing that it was wartime and what they teamed in classes wouid be of great benetit to them- selves and to their countryethat those little things mentioned by the instructors, which went unheard in previous years, might hetp save the lives ot their buddies and their own tite on tuture battletields. It was a grim ctass. too. The realities ot a wortd at war were suddenly thrust upon the cadets. and each day they heard and read 0t Americans dying on toreign battletietds they grew that much more determined to pertorm capabty the job assigned them when they entered service. The Senior intantry cadets. desiring to keep in contact with each other atter entering the Army and desiring to turther class spirit, organized and elected otticers. They were Cadet Lieutenant Leo Miller. President; Cadet Captain W. S. Atlen. Vice-President; Cadet Colonel John Bolinger, Treasurer: Cadet Cap- tain R. C. Smith. Cadet Maior R. L. Brown and Cadet Captain Sam Monk, Sec- retaries. Athtetic teams also were organized by the ctass. Colonel M, P. SchitA terstrom, PMSng. and Lieutenant Coionet Walter L. Shertey. Senior tntantry tn- structorK encouraged the ciass organization and provided much valuable advice about Army lite to the cadets. Eleven seniors, seven intantry cadets and tour engineering cadetsr were named Honor Graduates by Colonel Schillerstrom with the approval ot President James D. Hoskins ot the University and President Roosevelt as Commander-in-Chiet. The Honor Graduates were to compete with honor graduates trom other univer- sities throughout the nation tor commissions in the Regular Army, U-T's honor cadets totlow: IntantryHJohn Bolinger, R. L. Brown. C. H. Fordr Clarke Stamper, First Row: Beets, Blackwood, Bonner, Bowers, Carne. Second Row: Carnes. Cook. Finktestein. Fitzgerald, Ford. Third Row: Hardison, Herbert. Houser, McAllester, McCallie, Meek. NIH Ml ITAHY R. C. Smifh. James Vanzanf and Emerson B. Tanner. Engineering Roberf B. Walker, Paul Hughes. Thomas Hagler. and William G. Allen. The Senior ROTC infanfry class was scheduled +0 affend H19 Officer Candi- dafe School af For+ Benning Georgia. for a l3wweek course before receiving commissions. OFFICERS FIRST LIEUTENANT LEO MILLER . . . , . . , . , , . . . Presidenf CAPTAIN W. S. ALLEN . . . . , . . . . . , , Vfce-Presidenf COLONEL JOHN BOLINGER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer CAPTAIN R. C. SMITH . . , . . . . . . . , . . . . Secrefary MAJOR R. L. BROWN , . . . V . . . . , . . . . Secrefary CAPTAlN SAM MONK . . . . , . . . , . . , . . . , , . . Secrefary LIEUTENANT COLONEL WALTER L. SHERFEY , . , , , . . . lns1ruc+or MEMBERS Fitsf Lieufenanf J. P, Beefs Firsf Lieutenanf J. E. Newman Firsf Lieufenanf W. F. Blackwood Maior W. E. Nowling Firsf Lieu enanf R. C. Bonner Captain Ike Peal Firsf Lieufenanf J. F. Bowers Second Lieufenanf W. R. Peferson Second Lieufenanf W. B. Came Second Lieufenanf W. M. Redding Firsf Lieufenanf J. A. Carnes Firs? Lieufenanf W. W, Robinson Firs? Lieu enanf S. E. Cook Second Lieufenan+ D. E. Rosser Second Lieufenanf Jules Finklesfein Firsf Lieufenanf R. L. Russell Firsf Lieu enan+ M. E. Flfzgerald Firsf Lieufenan+ L. A. Sharp SHERFEY Major C. H. Ford Capfain E. L. Shipe Firsf Lieu enan+ E. H. Hardison Firsf Lieufenanf l. T, Sliger Firsf Lieutenanf H. H. Herberf Second Lieufenam T. A. Smifh Second Lieufenanf N. H. Houser Firsf Lieufenanf C. C. Sfamper Capfaln S. McAlles+er Second Lieufenanf J. Stone Cap+ain v. W. McCaHIe Maior E. B. Tanner Capfain W. M. Meek Capfain S. O. Turner Captain B. J. Mehen Second Lieufenanf E. Upshaw Firsf Lieu enanf R. M. Mehlhorn Captain J. E. Vanzanf Firsf Lieufenanf G, R. Mower Firs1 Row: Mehlhorn, Mower, Peterson, Ridding, Robinson. Second Row: Russell, Sharp, Shipe. Slaughfer, Smith. Third Row: Sfamper, Stone, Tanner, Turner. Upshaw, Vanzanf. In +he fall of I892 a+ +he Universify of Nebras- ka. was founded a crack drill unif known as +he Pershing Rifles. The uniJr was formed a+ +he in- sfance of Lieufenanf John J. Pershing. buf if was nof named for him unfil 1895. aHer his depar- Jrure from +ha+ posi. H soon developed a na- fional repufafion buf by choice remained a local unif unfil I925. when if began +0 expand. In I927. Jrhe Universi+y of Tennessee crack drill Jream was granfed a charfer and became Jrhe Jrhirol company of Pershing Rifles +0 be organized. This uni1L is now Company A. fourfh regimenf 01C HIN +he Nafional Socie+y of Pershing Rifles, which has spread +0 include companies aJr Jrwener-nine col- leges and universifies over Jrhe Unifed Sfafes. The goal of Pershing Rifles is +0 encourage, preserve. and develop Jrhe higinesf ideals of +he miiifary profession: +0 promofe American ciJrizen- ship: +0 creafe a closer and more eificienf rela- +ionship among basic R. O. T. C. sfudenfs; and also +0 provide proper recogniiion of a high de- gree of abili'ry among cade+s of Jrhe senior R. O. T. C. uan. PAUL HUGHES . JOE HARTON . . . DUSTIN AUGHENBAUGH FRANK BACON TOMMY BAYSTON SAMUEL BLOOM CHARLES BROWN JOE COMBS H l OFFICERS ... . .. Captain Firs? Lieufenanf . . Firsf Lieufenani' MEMBERS RALPH FLANAGAN JACK FOWLER MANUS HENEGAR JIMMY HODGE LeROY HYDER AUDREY CROVVDER BOBMATTE . . . . .. MELVIN SLICKER . . . FRED IVY BILLY KEELING FRED LANG HUGH MACAULAY AUGUST PFITZER . . . Second Lieuienanf . . . . Second Lieufenanf . . . . . FirsnL Sergean+ DEWEY ROARK WARREN SLAGLE AARON WILLIAMS FRED WILLIAMS NATHON WILLIAMS Firsf Row: T, C. Allen. W, G. Allen, W. S. Allen, Armsfrong, ArneH, Blackwood. Bonner, Brier. Brown, Crowder, Demenf. Fiizgerald, Ford, Kerr, Koella, Second Row: Lundy. McAllister. Third Row: McCallie. McLeans Miller, Peierson, Russell, Shipe, Tanner, Watson, Wood. BOLiNGER. HARTON HUGHES, SMITH AHMED ANHB Scabbard and Biade is a naiional milifary honor socieiy wiih local chapfers. called companies Iocaied at sevenfy-eighf leading colleges and universifies which have deparimenis of miiifary or naval science and facfics. The socieiy was founded in I904 by ihe Universiiy of Wisconsin R. O, T. C. which Company is now known as Company A, Firsi Regiment The Universiiy oi Tennes- see Chapier, founded in I923, is known as Company I of +he Four+h Regiment The purpose of Scabbard and Blade is primarily to raise 1he sfandard 01c miliiary educaiion in American Colleges and universis fies: +0 uniie in closer reiaiionship +heir milifary deparimenfs: 10 encourage and fosier fhe esseniial quaiiiies of good and efficient officers: and +0 promoie friendship and good fellowship among Jrhe cadei officers. New members of +he socieiy are chosen by +he aciive members irom ihe junior and senior cadei' officers who merif membership. OFFICERS JOHN BOLINGER i i . . . Capiain JOE HARTON . Firsi Lieuienani PAUL A. HUGHES Second Lieufenanf R. C. SMITH Firsi Sergeani MEMBERS T. C. Alien John T. Lundy W. G. Allen S. M. MCAlisi'er W. S, Alien J. W. McCallie Jack R. Armsirong DonalcJ M. McLean S. T. Beaman Leo Miiler Wiiliam F. Blackwood R. C. Bonner Burgess B. Brier Roberf L. Brown Audrey Crowder Alberf M. Demeni M. E. Fifzgeraid C. H. Ford William E. Nowling Adolph A. Peierson E. B. Russell R. L. Russeii Ernesi L. Shipe Emerson B. Tanner O. C. TorbeH William D. Tugwell C. D. HyHon Roberi B. Walder Richard A. Koella Clyde D. Wafson Sherman R. Wood TY The Sociefy of American Milifary Engineers was or- ganized in I920 and incorporafed under +he laws of The Dis+ric+ of Columbia in I924. If consis+s of 55 local posfs, 25 of which are s+uden+ organizafions. The local Chapfer was formed December l2, I939 by Col. M. M. Bauer, Jrhen a capfain. ; f HI AN Ml ITAHY IN in The developmenf of reserve forces and +0 prepare in +he presemL war: and +0 develop in+eres1L be+ween +he engineering profession in civil life and +ha+ in mili+ary service. The belie1c in naHonal preparedness is +he chief qualifi- cafion for membership in Sociefy of American Milifarye The aims of +he organizafion are as follows: +0 advance Engineers. +he knowledge and science of mili+ary engineering: +0 help OFFICERS ROBERT B. WALKER Presiden+ WILLIAM B. ROGERS Secrefary SHERMAN R. WOOD Vice-Presiden+ CLYDE D, VJATSON Treasurer MEMBERS Charles D. Cisana Kennefh Clark Audney B. Crowder Earl Davis Richard Gallaher Thomas Hagler Ernesf Hammer Edwin P. Hazen Tom Allen John R. Armshong Dus+in M. Aughenbaugh Charles Blair, Jr. Burgess B. Brier. Jr. George Brooks Harold E. Brown James Brown Edwa rd Cam pbell l851 Edward B. Russell Charles Snyder Louis Thamer Oscar C. TorbeH Roberf B. Walker Frank M. Wallace Clyde D. Wafson Sherman R. Wood Paul A. Hughes Virgil 6. Kennedy Eugene E. MageHe Ray Moore Roberf Parker. Jr. Adolph A, Peferson Leverf Reeves William B. Rogers VIKK. FOX Honorary Cadet Maior HELEN McCALLlE Honorary Cadei Colonel ANNA JEAN DAVIS Honorary Cadef Lieutenanf Colonel ; JEANNE STRICKLAND Honorary Captain Pershing Rifles HARRIET CHAPIN CORA JANE McMILLlAN ELDENA MARTIN MARY FRANCES KEIRN BARBARA McCAMEY Honorary Captain Honorary Capfain Honorary Capfain Honorary Capfain Honorary Captain Company A, Infantry Company B, Infanfry Company CI Infantry Company Dl Infantry Company E. lnfaniry my EDITH SUMNERS HELEN CHILDS RUTH MILLER POLLY LEINART JOYCE REYNOLDS Honorary Maior Honorary Maior Honorary Maior Honorary Maior Honorary Maior First Battalion, Infantry Second Battalion, Infantry Third Battalion. lnfaniry Firsf Baffalion, Engineers Second BaHalion, Engineers BETTY BAUER RUBY WALRAVEN FRANCES PHIPPS MARJORIE ABBOTT MARY ELIZABETH EDINGTON Band Sponsor Honorary Captain Honorary Capiain Honorary Capfain Honorary Captain Company B. Engineers Company C, Engineers Company D. Engineers Company E, Engineers MARY ANN ADCOCK NANCY CONN VIRGINIA BARR GLORIA KEIRN Honorary Capfain Honorary Captain Honorary Cap+ain Honorary Capfain Company FI Infantry Company 6, lnfaniry Company H, lnfaniry Company I. lnfanfry w . ?wknquwwxryxnigz A 4 ES, 11;: 5. NI .AH Cuimina+ing four years of heighfened ioys. brighf successes. along wifh failures and disappoinimenfs, Hiis Class of '43 will in June for +he mosf parf be +hrus+ info a world of enfanglemenf. uncerfainfy. and chaos. YewL H18 challenge which is +heirs is greafefo carry on in a more successful way +han Hie presen+ generafion, and +0 make i+ possible for our nafion +0 realize real democracy. Wifh many of +he boys missing as fine presen+ +erm began in Sepfember. Hie Class of '43 defermined +0 make Hie moswL 01c H18 besf and applied ifself +0 +he Jrasks be- fore if. Nof +0 be deprived 01C H16 fun +ha+ should rithully be +heirs. members of +he diminishing class enjoyed quife +horoughiy Hie social life. lnfenf upon making H18 lasf year memorable. many funcfions were moved up on +he calendar in order +ha+ +he boys. especially. miginL enioy Jrhem. By +his class may succeeding ones be inspired +0 greafer endeavor in We fields of broad educafion. May +heVCIass of '44 fake up where +his one leH 0H and so conducf iJrselic +ha+ neifher shame. disgrace. nor dishonor shall ever be broughi' 1'0 +he Univer- sify 01c Tennessee. May +hey ever bear +he Torch of learning . . . MARJORIE ABBOTT ............................ Efowah, Tennessee Home Economics; Phi Kappa Phi; Omicron Nu; Who's Who in American Colleges and UniversIHes, '427'43; Mortar Board, Secretary, '424'43; Vice-PresidemL of Bapfist Sfudenf Union, '42-'43; AILSfudenfs Club Council, '42-'43; Band Sponsor, '4I-'42; Senior Y.W.C.A, Cabinet '42-'43; U, T. Concert Band, '40, '4l4'42; Treasurer, I.S.O., '42, '43; R.OAT0C. Sponr sor, Engineers, '42, '43; Cancer? Usher Corps, '4l,'42,'43; Guidon Sociefy, '4l,'42, '43; Honor RoH. GENE MCNUTT ABEL .......................... Knoxville, Tennessee Agriculfure; Band, '39, '40, '4I4 BETTY ROSE ACUFF, A A A ...................... Knoxville, Tennessee Liberal Arts; Hisiorian of Delfa Delia Delfa; Transfer frcm NaHonal Park College, Washr ingfon, D. C4 ELIZABETH B, ADAMS ........................ Arlingfon,Tennessee Home Economics; Home Economics Club, '42-'43. CAROLYN AGEE, Z T A ......................... Duff, Tennessee Physical Education CHRISTINE AILOR ....................... Strawberry PlainsvTennessee Liberal Ads; VoleHes, '39, '40, '4I; Blue Triangle, '39, '40, '4I, '42, '43. JEWELL BEATRICE ALEXANDER, 2? K ................. Maryville, Tennessee Education; Corresponding Secretary Sigma Kappa, '4l, '42; Recording Secrefary SEgma Kappa, '42, '43; Blue Triangie, '40, '4I. JIM H. ALEXANDER, A E II ...................... McKenIie. Tennessee Business EducaHon; VOLUNTEER Naval Reserve. George T Sweaier looks over his fan mail. , WARREN A. ALEXANDER, K A .................... Covmgfon, Tennessee Engineering; American Insiitu're of Electrical Engineers. DOLORES ALLEN ............................ Knoxville, Tennessee Educaiion; Transfer from Hiwassee CoHege; Glee Club, '394'4I; Debafing Team, '39-'41; Dramatic Club, '40, '41; Chrisfian Sfudenf Association. '40, '4I; Presidenf Pen Club, '40; V?ceAPresidenf Phi Rho Pi, '40. '4I; Delta Psi Omega, '4l: Scholarship and Award for High es? Grade. '4l; Manager I.S.O. All Sing Group, '43; EducaHon Represenfafive fo I.S.O. Council, '42, 43. -- 4:. Hom'e Econom' s; Y.W.C.A., '40, '4I; House Council, '40, '4I; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet '4I, '42, 7 PresidepifDormitqry, '41, '42, '43; Home Economics Cmb, '40-'43; Corresponding Sec Wiary Alpha OmiYC'anl' P4, '4l, '42, '43; Member W.S.G.A., '4l, '42, '43; Member Judicial Councql, '41, '42, '43, MARY,IgVELY'R-4,ALLEN, A o u ................ GreenvilIe, South Carolina WILLIAM 11g! ALLEN, A X A ................... Clarksville, Tennessee Aqricuifure. ;, WILLIAM G. ALIEN ................. Kingsfon, Tennessee ' 'j , , ' abbard and Blade; A.I4CAE.; SAME. 4x, . u, : v , J 4 4 , ; ,2, A WILLIAM S. ALLEN ........................ Waferfown, Tennessee Agriculfure; l515; Circle and Tcrch; Barnwarmin' Manager, '42; Barnwarmin' Commiffee Chsirman, '4I; Ag Club, '32, '42; Office Ag Ciub, 40; President A.S.A.E., '42; Secrerary A.S.A.E., '40; d and Blade, '4lI '42; Capfain Company A R.O.T.C. Regiment, '42; Tennessee Farnx faff; Freshman Sears SchoAarshIp, '32; Vice-Presiden? R.O.T.C. Class, '42. Mariorie AbboH Gene Abel BeHy Acuff Elizabefh Adams Carolyn Agee Christine Ailor Jewel! Alexander Jim Alexander Warren Alexander Dolores Allen Mary Allen William E. Allen William G. Allen William S. Allen W111 Anderson . John Armsfrong Irene Armstrong Fosfer ArneH Shirley Baumgardner Jane Baynes Sam Seaman Barbara Bean WILL M. ANDERSON . . . . ..................... Franklin, Tennessee Agriculture; Ag Club, '4l-'43; A.$.A.E., '40-'43; Barnwarmin', '42. JOHN R. ARMSTRONG, A X 1b .................... Lexianon. Tennessee Engineering; Nahheeyayli Governing Board, '41, '42, '43; Vice-PresideM, '42; President, '43; Beaver Club, '41, '42; Company President '42; Inframural Manager, '42; Scabbard and Blade, '42, '43; A.S.C.E., '42, '43: Sociefv of American Milh'ary Engineers, '42, '43; Treas urer, '42, '43; Track Manager, '41. IRENE LaVERNE ARMSTRONG ..................... Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics; Home Economics Club, '40, '41; Home-Economics Open House, '39l '40, '42. FOSTER D. ARNETT, ti, 1' A ....................... Knoxville, Tennassee Liberal Arfs; Edifor-in-Chief VOLUNTEER, '42; Senior Execufive Manager of Carnicus, '42; Cadef Captain of Reg1men1a1 R.O.T.C. Flag Company, '42; Scarabbean Sen1or Socieiy, '42, '43; Scabbard and Blade, '40, '43; Associafe Edifor of TORCH, '42; Advisor 10 ?he Freshman Class of '46; Member of Pub11caHons Council, '41, '42; Member of A.S.C. Coun- :11, '42, '43; Business Manager Band, '40, '41; Boxing Team, '39, '40: DebaHng Team, '39, '40; Frafernify Officer, '41, '42, '43; ElecHon Chairman for Miss Tennessee, Presiden? of The RadEo Workshop, '41, '42; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universh'ies, '42, '43; Chairman Beaufy Tea, '39, '40, '41, and Beau1y Ball, '41, '42; Associafe Manager Junior Prom, '41, '42; Orange and Whife Association AdverHsinq Manager, '40, '41. ROBERT C. ARRANTS ......................... Sweeiwafer, Tennessee Liberal Ar'rs; Biologia. FRANCES BARGER, 7. T A , , . .................... Martin, Tennessee Home EconomIcs: U. T. Junior College A,S.C1, '39-'4I; V1ce-Presidenf Home Econom1cs Club, '39-'41, A.S.C. U. T,, '4IA'43; Y '4l-'43; Home Economics Club; W. S. G. A, Counr C11, '42 '43; Judicial Counci1. '42, '43. SHIRLEY BAUMGARDNER, A A H .......... . ,,,,, Brisiol, Tennessee L1beral Arts; Y.W,C.A. Cabmef, '43; Carnicus Sfaff '41-'43; VOLUNTEER Sfaff, '4l-'43. JANE BAYNES, K A . V . 1 ..................... Ripley, Tennessee Educafion- Phi Kappa P111. SAM T. BEAMAN, H K 4, ...................... Meridian, Mississippi Engineering; Sophomore Engineering Scholarship; Tau Befa P1 Freshman Award, Off1cer Pi Kappa Phi, I941; Scabbard and Blade; Member Tau Befa P1, BARBARA BEAN ............................. Arlingfon, Virginia Home Economics; Home Economics Club, '42, '43: Tennessee Farmer, '42, '43; Cum Laude. ALICE BEARD ............................. Dresden, Tennessee Home Economics. JANE L, BECK .............................. C11nfon,Tennessee Home Economics; Omicron Nu; Phi Kappa Phi: Counc11 Member; Home Economics Club, 1942. BROWN A. BEASLEY, A X A ..................... Hampshire, Tennessee Agr1culfure; Ag C1ub, '39, '40, '41, '43; Barnwarmin' S1aff, '40; A11 Sing, '41, '42; Usher Corps, '40. '41; Chorus, '39, '40; Alpha 2815, '43; Tennessee Farmer Sfaff, '40, '41. Robert Arranfs J. T. Bailey Frances Barger Alice Beard Jana Beck Brown Beasley L7,, , . 1116 Sign. MARY BEESON, Z T A ................. Wauchula, Florida BusMeSS Admlnlsfrafion; Spanish Club '4l, '41 '43; Treasurer, '42, '43; Trans4er how Sfemow Umversdy; Vol H7king Club, '4IV '41 Preswdenf. JV P. BEETS . . V ........... V V . . V . V Bean Station, Tennessee Busmess Ad'mnwshafbn. MZTAmn-I BIRIHRMIN' mum zo- M. mu: Auditorium 813 - 22400 DORIS BELLl 7. 'l' A V . . . . Union Cify, Tennessee Home Economlcs; Transfer from U. T. Jumor College; Social C'walrman o4 Ze+a Tau Alpha. '41 '43. Orientation Leader, '42, '43 BILLIE FV BIBLE ...... . . V . . . V V . . . . V V Knoxville. Tennessee EducahonV ANNE BIGGER, X 9 ........... V V V V Selmer, Tennessee Transfer from Universml of MIami; PI Omega PI Recordmg Secretary '42; Spanish Club, '41; YVW.C.AVV '4I. Carmcus, '4l, Miss Private Secrefary, 'IHV MARGARET BIRD V V V V . ..... . ...... V V Cleveland. Tennessee Home Economics. WILLIAM FARJS BLACKWOOD, ll K A ........ . VSoufh Portland, Maine Libera! Arts; Umversifv Play House. '4IV '42; Secretary PI Kappa Alpha, '4I, '42; Preswdem of PL Kappa Alpha, '42; Inferfrafernify Ralahons Board. '42, Scabbard and Blade, '4IV '42V '43: Scarabbean Senior SociewV '42V '43; Hrs? Lleufenanf R.O.TVC. MARILEE BODEN . ...... V V . . ....... V V . Springville, Tennessee Home Economics; Y.W.CVA. CounciL '42, '43; Orientation Leader, '42, '43; Wesle Founda- hon Council '42 '43. Leo plugs for Barnwarmin'. ROBERT c. BONNER . V V V . V . . . V V . V . . V . V Rives. Tennessee Business AdminisfraHon; Delfa Sigma PI, Rifle Team R.OVT.CVV '42, Y Cabvneh '42, '43; Scabbard and Blade; U T. Playhouse '4I. JUDY BORING . . . V V V VConcord, Tennessee Home Economics; Premdenf Bme TnangWeV '41, '42; W.S GA. Ccuncill '4IV '42; Home Economics Cme '42, '43 LESTER BROWN BOWDENl JR. V . . . . V V , . V . . . Chaffanooga, Tennessee Business Adminisfrahon: Cadef Colonel RO.TC, '4l; Secrefary Phi Efa Sigma, '39, HonO' Graduate ' Mlllfary, '44; KnoxviHe Clearing House Award '44: Factu of School 05 Busine 'sfrah'on Award, '40; Honor Roll, '39, '40, '4ll '42; Phi Kappa PHV '42: Scabbard and Made ERS, .3 T A Founfain Cify, Tennessee . on; Band, '39'41; Carnrcus Sfaff, '4I, '42; Firsf Lleufenan+, Company nfanfryV '42, '43; Treasurer Delfa Tau Del'a, '42V '43. ....... . V . Knoxville. Tennessee Kap a Alpha, '40, '4I; Secretary and Treasurer of Fvafermfy ' denfs C!ubV '39-'4I, Freshman AdvisorV '40, '4l, Manager '40-'43; Who's Who m Amencan CoHeges and Univerr I Execufive Secretary 0' Student Famlty Organ zahon echelor of Law '43; Chi Deha Pm KnoxviIle, Tennessee ANN F. BRADLEYl A A A V . V . V Libera! Arts: Trans'er from Stephens Col'egeV '4I; A!p'va Psi Omega Playhouse Secrefa'vV 42; Y Cabinet '4l, '42; Fruit: and Prewdme' 'Male Anivml, '4IV 42; Modnr Boavd. Mary Beeson J. P. Bee's Doris Bell Billie Bible Anne Bigger Margaret Bird William Blackwood Marilee Baden Roberf Bonner Judy Boring Lesfer Bowden, Jr. James Bowers Howard Bozeman Ann Bradley Virginia Brandau Ann Brann Jean Brewer Burgess Brier Lavelle Brown Roberf Brown Wil iam Browm Jr. Myrfle Bruce VIRGINIA BRANDAU, A H II .................. Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics; Home Economics Club, 39, '40; Y.W.C.A., 40, '4l; Orientafion Leader. Home Economics Open House '41, '42; Secrefary Red Cross Orientation Leaden Home Economics Open House, '42, '43; Orientation Leadev, ViceiPresidem and Pledge Mofherl Npha Omicron PI. ANN BRANNI A A A ........................... Dresden, Tennessee Home Economics; Transfer from U. T. Junior College, Morfar Board. JEAN BREWER, K A .......................... Knoxville, Tennessee EducaHon; '404 '4l Radio Workshop, PlayhouseI Presldenf Guidon Sociefy. '4I, '42; Beaufy Queen, Sigma Chh 40' '41; One of 24 Beaufiesl '40 '4l; '42, '43. BURGESS B. BRIER. E 1 E ....................... Knoxville, Tennessee Engineering; Treasurer Nahheeyayli Board, '42 '43; Vice-Presidenf S.P.E.l '4I '42! '43; Scabbard and Blade, '42 '43; Phi Eia Sigma, 140, '4I; Usher Squad, '4I, '42, '43; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet '4I, '42, '43; Pershing Rifles. ELIZABETH BROWN, 4 M ....................... Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics; Home Economics Ciub. JAMES ELIJAH BROWN, JR. ..................... MaryvilleI Tennessee Engineering; A.I E.E., 8, '42. '43. JESSIE LOU LANE BROWN ...................... Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics; Y.W.C.A., '39, '42; Blue Triangla LAVELLE BROWN ............................. Celina, Tennessee Home Economics; Transfer from Wesfern Kenfucky Home Economics Club; Vice-Presldenf of Dormiiory, '42. ROBERT LEE BROWN ........................... Jasper, Tennessee Agriculfure; ISIS; VOLUNTEEK 42; Scarabbean; Scabbard and Blade; Phi Delfa Kappa; Alpha Zefa; Chronicler of Alpha Zefa, '42; Tennessee Farmer SfaH '4l: EdHor Tennessee Farmer, '42; Who's Who Among American Colleges and Unlversifies; Ag Cfub, '39, '40; Represenfafive +0 Agricultural College Magazines Associated, '4l; Maior R.O.T.C. Regi- ment 42; LSO. Council; Secreiary R O.T.C. Class '42; Barnwarmin' Sfaff, '39-,4l; Pubw Iicify Diredor Barnwarmin', '42; Sears Freshman Scholarship, '39; Sears Junior Scholar- ship, '4l. WILLIAM 8. BROWN, JR., 2 N .................... Knoxville. Tennessee Engineering; Tau Befa PI; A S,M.E. MYRTLE ROSE BRUCE ......................... Knoxville, Tennessee Liberal Arts; U. T. Playhouse, '4043; Radio Workshop, '40, '4I; Modern Dance Club, U32. MARY NELL BRYAN ........................ Shop Springs, Tennessee Home Economics. SARA BRYSOM Z T A .......................... LindenI Tennessee Home Economics; Guard of Zeta Tau Npha, '42; Home Economics Club, Y.W C.A.; Kiffie Kam Residence Hall Council; Transferred from U. T. Junior College. JOE BUCHANAN ...................................... v5? ggmw 7; ' amd Elizabeih Brown James Brown, Jr. Jessie Brown Mary Bryan Sara Bryson Joe Buchanan Time ouf for a coke wifh Anna Jean. JOHN R. BURCHFIELDl H K A ................... Sevierville. Tennessee Business Adminisfrafion, JAMES BURN . , . . . .................. Niofa, Tennessee Liberal Arfs; Alpha Chi Sigma, Phi Delfa Kappa; Secrefary; '4lr'42; President '42-'43; of Phi DeHa Kappa. IDA ELIZABETH BURNETTE ..................... Nashville. Tennessee Business Administration; PI Omega PL '42. LAURA B. BYRUM ............................. Marfin. Tennessee Educafion. THOMAS F. BURROUGHS, JR., H K A . McMinnville. Tennessee Liberal Arfs; Universify Organist '40-'43; News and Feafure Edifor; Orange and Whlfe; '447'42; Pershing Rifles; '42; Vice-Presidenf Canterbury Club; '42; Junior Cabinef Member Y.M.C.A.; '4l-'42; Advanced Mlli+arv, '427'43. CRAIG HAWLEY CALDWELL; E A 1-3 ............... Blountville; Tennessee Law College; Scarabbean; '42. '43; Student Faculty Organizafions Board, '42. '43; LIberal Arfs A.S.C.. '42; '43; Frafernify Relafions Board; '4l, '42; I43; President Fraternify Rela- fions Board, '42; '43; Manager Greek Week; '42; Y Cabinet '404'43; T. Cmb, '42; '43: Manager Basketball, '4l; '42; Assisfanf Afhlefic Trainer. '42, '43; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universifies; '43; Presidem Sigma Alpha Epsilon; '43; Aloha Oe Commiffees. '40-'42; Manager A1016 0e, '42. ROMA CAMERON ......................... Hattiesburg Mississippi Liberal Arfs; Stephens College Transfer; Home Economics Open House; '4I; Home Eco- nomics Club; '4l, '42; Y.W.C.A; '4I. '42. Bar'is'e' Long s GPs W MARY LOUISE CARROLL, A z ...................... Selmer. Tennessee Home Economics; Home Economics Club; '4I-'43; Vice-Presidenf DeHa Zeta, '42, '43; Pan- 6 ' hellenic Council. '42; '43. John Burchfield James Burn Ida BurneHe Laura Byrum Thomas Burroughs, Jr. Craig Caldwell Roma Cameron Mary Carroll Billy Car+er Evelyn Carter Geraldine Carter Martin Carter William Cafron Jerrene Chambers BILLY BOB CARTERl 1? 2 K ......................... Taff. Tennessee Engineering; Member of A.S.C.E; '40; '4I; '42; Secre'rary of Senior Class. '42. '43; President of Phi Sigma Kappa. '42; '43. ISE CARTER ........................ Knoxville. Tennessee ics; Home Economics Club; '4I-'43; Transfer from Tusculum College; Home Economics Open House. '4I. R .......................... Corryfon, Tennessee Arts; Delfa Phi Alpha, '41, '42; Secretary of Biologia, '42. '43. DERICK CARTER ................... Fountain City. Tennessee M ber PI ppa Delml '43; Staff Modern Dance Recifal, '40l '4l; Ag Ciub. WILL TR ........................ Morrisiown. Tennessee Engineering Alpha Chi Sigma; University Band; '39, '40; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; '397'42; Tau Befa Pi; '42. JERRENE CHAMBERS , . . . . : ................ Cleveland. Tennessee Education; Transfer from Tennessee Wesleyan CoHege. Blue Triangle. $7 444:4:gg4424E44S; Louise Chance Harrief Chapin Helen Childs Charles Cissna Eva Cole Mariorie Conyers David Coulier Charles Cowan LOUISE CHANCE .......................... Greeneville, Tennessee Liberal Arfs. HARRIET J. CHAPIN, K A ....................... Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics; Transfer from Virginia lnfermonf; Home Economics Club; Tennessee Club; Y.W.C.A.; Junior Class Cheerleader a1 Virginia Infermonf; Modern Dance, '40, '4I; Home Economics Club, '40-'43; Home Economics Club Council, '4l, '42; Pledge Vice- Presidenf of Kappa Delia, '40, '4I; Acfive Vice-Presldenf of Kappa Delfa, '42; Presiden'r of Mattie Kain Residence Hall, '4I, '42; Chairman War Sfamp Sale, '4I, '42; W.S.G.A. Judicial Council, '40, '4I; Secrefary W.S3G.A., '4l, '42; Chairman W.S.G.A. Council, '41, '42, '43; Presidenf of W.S.G.A., '42, '43; Carnicus, '4I, '42, '43; President W, S. G. A., '42, '43; Carnicus, '40, '4I; Tickef Chairman Carnicus, '42, '43; Orienfafion Leader, '40, '4I; Barnwarmin' Sfaff Home Economics Represenfafive, '42; R3O.T2C. Sponsor Company A, '42, '43; Guidon '42, '43; Board of Directors Co-op Book Store, '42, '43; A3S.C. Council, '42, '43; Torchbearer, '43; Who's Who in American Colleges and Unlversifies, '42, '43. HELEN CHILDS, X S2 ........................ Sf. Peiersburg, Florida Home Economics: Transfer from St. Pefersburg Junior College; Y.W.C.A.; Home Economics Club; Orange and White, Business; VOLUNTEER Business, '40, '4I; Vice-Presidenf Dormiiory; W.S.G3A. Council; Omicron Nu; Cheerleader, '4l, '42; '42, '43. CHARLES CISSNA ....................... Signal Mounfain, Tennessee Engineering. JOHN KENNEDY CLARK ........................ Knoxville, Tennessee Liberal Arfs; Freshman Class President '39, '40; Freshman Basketball, '40; Circle and Torch, '41, '42, '43; A.S.C. Treasurer, '42, '43; VarsHy Basketball Lefferman, '40343; Member A.SsC. Council, '39, '40; I.S.O Council 3 years, lnframural Manager for I.S.O., '42, '43; Aloha Oe Commmee, '4l; Phi Kappa Phi. AVICE PAULINE COLSTON .................... Chaffanooga, Tennessee Home Economics. EUGENIA GRACE COBEN, Z T A .................... Puryear, Tennessee Home Economics; Home Economics Club; Y.W.C.A.; Presideni Zefa Tau Alpha, '42, '43. EVA COLE ................................ Loreffo, Tennessee Home Economics. MARJORIE CONYERS, K A . .................... Henderson, Tennessee Liberal Arfs; Playhouse, '4l-'42; Alpha Psi Omega; Y.W.C,A. DAVID MILTON COULTER, 2: s1, E ................... Knoxville, Tennessee Engineering; Rifle Team Medal, Hearsf Trophy Team, '38, '39; Pershing Rifles Lieutenant, '39; A3S.C.E.; Presidenf Knoxville Sfuden'r Chapter Sfafe Federafion of Music Clubs. CHARLES F. COWAN, A E ib ...................... Bristol, Tennessee Engineering; R.O.T.C. Rifle Team; Track; Inferfrafernify Relations Board; Sfudenf A.S.M.E. LORRAINE CRABTREE ........................ Livingston, Tennessee Home Economics. ALBERT B. CRANWELL, JR., 11 K A .................. Pikeville, Tennessee Business Adminisfrafion; Beaver Club, '39, '40; Vice-Presideni of Pi Kappa Alpha, '40, '4I; House Manager of Pi Kappa Alpha, '4I, '42. MARY LOVE CRAWFORD, K A .................. Yazoo Ciiy, Mississippi Business Adminisrrafion. John Clark Lorraine Cra bfree Avice Colsfon Alberf Cramwell, Jr. Eugenia Coben Mary Crawford Helen Whoops H up. s, WM CARL S. CROSS ............................ Jamestown, Tennessee Engineering; A.S.M;Es, '4l-'43; Secrefaiy and Treasurer A.S.M.E, Summer '42. ALEXANDER L. CURTIS, E X ...................... Knoxville, Tennessee Business Adminisfraiion; Swimming Team 4 Years, T Club 3 Years; VOLUNTEER Naval Reserve Club 2 Years, HELEN DARST: X S2 .......................... Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics; Who's Who in American Colieges and Universities, '42, '43; Y.W.C.A. President, '42, '43; YW Cabinet, '40, '4I, '42; Secrefary Freshman YW Council, '39, '40; President Freshman Sophomore YW Council, '40, '4I; Home Economics Club Council, '40- '43; Home Economics Club Treasurer, '41, I42; Banquet Chairman, '42; Open House Com- miffee Chairman, '42; Chairman War Proiecf Committee, '42, I43; Freshman Mortar Board Award, '39, '40; VOLUNTEER Ciass Edifor, '39, '40; Orange and White Business Sfaff, '39, '40; Newman Club, '39-'42; Sororify Pledge Award, '39-'40; Sorority In'rramural Manager, '4I, '42; Sororify Pledge Trainer, '42, '43; Panhellenic Council, '4l, '42, '43; Vice-Presideni Panhellenic Council, '42, '43; Individual Tennis Champ; Orienfafion Leader, '40, '4I, '43; W.S.G.A. Council, '42, '43; A.S.C. Council, '42, '43. ANNA JEAN DAVIS, K A ....................... Harriman, Tennessee Education; Mortar Board Vice-Presideni, '42343; Kappa Delta Assistant Treasurer, '4I-'42, Treasurer, '42-'43; VolleHes, '4I-'42, President, '42-'43; Phi Eta Tau Secrefary, '4l-'42, '42-'43; W,S.G.A. Vice-President, '42-'43; Guidon Socie'ry, '4I-'42, '42-'43; Honorary Lieutenant Colonel, '42-'43; Sponsor Second BaHalion Engineers, '4I-'42; Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universn'ies; Phi Kappa Phi. JUANITA RiEBECCA DAVIS ....................... Maryville, Tennessee Home Economics; Home Economics Club, '40-'43. MARY EDRJS DAVIS ............................ Dalfon, Georgia Liberal Arts; Senior Transfer from Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia; VolleHes, U. T. Playhouse; Y.W.C.A JAMES W. DAVIS ......................... ChaHanooga, Tennessee Liberal Ar'rs; Alpha Sigma Delfa, '4I-'42; Treasurer Biologia, '4l-'42. x4 31 ArneH and His Happy Huniing Ground. PAT H. DAVIS, JR. .......................... Rogersville, Tennessee Business Administration. BETTY LEE DEBUSK, A A 11 ..................... Greeneville, Tennessee Home Economics; Transfer from Virginia Infermonf College; Y.W.C.A.; Home Economics Club, '4I-'43; Beauty Sec'rion, '41-'42, '42-'43. ERNEstT. oeiaAss, A T A ....................... Memphis, Tennessee Engimaering; ,S'g'crefary American lnsfifufe of Elecfrical Engineers, '42; Ensign Uni'red Sfafes ' ' ' ' Navaix,:;Reserve, '42; Pershing Rifles, '38; U. T. Playhouse, '43. ALBERT MAC 'TQE gNT ........................ Normandy. Tennessee Agricul'rure' ha'man Barnwarmin' Commiffee, '41; Secretary A.S.A.E, '4I; Chairman Roundup, .'421;;'Secrefary Ag Club, '42; Treasurer A.S.A4E, '42; Vice-Presidenf I.S.O, '42; ' V Assisfanf Barnwarmin' Manager, '42. ,g, MARXi'FRiANCESfDICKE'Yi' A AL'H ................... Knoxville, Tennessee in '. i ,', Education. JACK ii. DICkINSON. 2 A E ...................... HarIan, Kenfucky- Business Administration; Band, '39-'4l; Con Mafo Club; Track Manager, '42; T Club. WILLARD DIKE ............................. Jackson, Tennessee Engineering. Carl Cross Alexander Curfis Helen Darsf Anna Davis Juanita Davis Mary Davis James Davis Pa! Davis, Jr. BeHy DeBusk Ernest DePass Albert Demenf Mary Dickey Jack Dickinson Willard Dike Robert Dodd Magdalene Downey Lydia Duggins Mary Dukeminier Dorothy Edwards WaHer Ellis William Emory, Jr. James Eubanks ROBERT DODD, A E 11 . . ........................ MartinI Tennessee Business Adminisfrafion: Gfee Club; Football: Secretary of T Club at U. T. Junior Colleges MAGDALENE DOWNEY . . V ................. . . . u Flafwoods, Tennessee Home Economics; MARY DUKEMINIER, A A A .................... Wes? Poinf. Mississippi Liberal Ads; Senior Transfer from Mississippi S'rafe College for Women; Y.W.CsA., '42-'43; Orange and White, '427'43; U. T. PlayhouseA '42343, LYDIA ADELIA DUGGINS . s , . ...... , . A , , u ..... Greeneville. Tennessee EducaHon, RUTH D. DUNCAN, Z T A .................. Ashevilles North Carolina Business Administrafion; Transfer from Carson-Newman Coilege; Spanish Club, '4I-'43; President '41142: Pi Omega Pi, A43. JEANNE EAKINI X D ........................ Peiersburg, Tennessee Liberal Arfs; Y.W.C.A., 'MJ42: Spanish Club, '42-'43. BETTY RUTH EARLY, A Z ........................ . . Brisfol, Virginia Home Economics; Scholarship Chairman DeHa Zeta; Y.W.CAA.; Home Economics Club. DOROTHY LEE EDWARDS ...................... Whifehaven, Tennessee Educafion; Transfer from Memphis Sfafe Coliegeu WALTER HENRY ELLIS ..................... Charlesion, Wes? Virginia Engineering, WILLIAM MYRON EMORYA JR.I E N ................. Knoxville, Tennessee Engineering; A.S.M.E. JAMES CECIL EUBANKS, E N ..................... Nashville. Tennessee Engineering; Ace Day, '39-'4l; A.I.Ch.Eu, '39-'4l: Carnicus, '4l. N. H. EUBANK. JR. ........................... Vanleer, Tennessee Agriculfure; Ag CIUb; Alpha Zeta. DORIRIS EVANS, K A ........................ BrownsvilleI Tennessee Business Adminisfrafion. OWEN BEVERLY EVANSI E A E ..................... Helena, Arkansas Liberal Arfs; Transfer from Hendrix Coliege. Conway. Arkansas; Biologia. A mmgwbw m ?QWmib k? Rufh Duncan N. H. Eubank, Jr. 133 4' Jeanne Eakin Dorris Evans Vmsas BeHy Early Owen Evans MARTHA FARRAR .......................... Shelbyville, Tennessee Home Economics. VIRGINIA FISHER, A 0 II ..................... ClarksdaleI Mississippi Home Economics; Home Economlcs CNb; Y.W.C.A. MORGAN FITZGERALD ...................... Carter's Creek, Tennessee AgricuHure; ISIS; Danforfh Freshman Scholarship; '40; Treasurer Ag Club, '42-'43; Treasurer Alpha Zefa, '42-'43; Scabbard and Blade; Scarabbean; Phi Delta Kappa; Firsf Lieutenant R.O.T.C,; Honor Roll, '39-'42; Phi Kappa PhIA JIM FLY; E N ............................. NashvilleI Tennessee Engineering. CLIFFORD HAUN FORD ..................... Founfain City, Tennessee Liberal Arfs; RWe Teaml '4I-'42; Scabbard and Blade, '42-'43; Scarabbean; '42-'43; Biolo- gia, '43; Phi Kappa Phi. KATHERINE FORDI Z T A ....................... Trezevanf, Tennessee Home Economics; Transfer from U. T. Junior College; lnframural Manager Z. T. A., .- '42-'43; Orienfaflon Leader, '42-'43. GEORGE S. FOSTER .......................... Trezevant, Tennessee Agriculture; Transfer from Berry College, Mt. Berry, Georgia; Ag Club, '41-'42; Winner Swift's Essay Confesf, '4l;A1pha Zefa; Honor Roll Winfer and Spring; '42; Honesf John wields Hue slip sfick. JOE B. FOSTER. A 'I' Q ......................... Maryville, Tennessee Business Adminisfrafion; Editor Orange and Whife; '42-'43; A.S.C. Dance Chairman; '42- '43; Scarabbean; '42-'43; Commander VOLUNTEER Naval Reserve Club; '42; Homecoming Committee, '4l; Band, '39-'4I. MARY FOSTER, A X S2 ..................... Asheville, North Carolina Home Economics; Transfer from Brenau Collegel Gainesville, Georgia. MARGERY FRANKLIN. X 52 ...................... Fort Myers; Florida Business Administrafion. GHARLES FRENCH, JR. ........................ Newbern. Tennessee ' - ' Agriculfure; Aq Club; B.T.U. 2 , M. A. FRASSVR'AVNL'D, A X A ...................... Winchester, Tennessee ' Engineering. , 3 a q EUGENE'C. 33-4111;un +991; 3 ,4 ................... Knoxville. Tennessee 'x Uberal 'Arfs; Orb'nif. a'lnd'WhH'a, Associdh: EdHcr, '40-'42; Managing Edifor, '42-'43; VOL- UNTEERl Associafe Edlforl '42-'43; PublicaHuns Council; Carnicus; CommiHee Chairman; Junior Assistanf and Senior Assistanf Managerl '40-'42; Edifor '42 Torch; Scarabbean. WILLIAM B. FRISTOE .......................... Brucefon, Tennessee Agriculfure; Ag Club; '42. Martha Farrar Virginia Fisher Morgan Fifzgerald Jim Fly Clifford Ford Kafherine Ford George Foster Joe Foster Mary Foster Margery Franklin Charles FrenchI Jr. M. A. Frassrand Eugene Frefz, Jr. William Frisioe s;- Marv Fry Doro+hy Fulghum , John Fuzek Emily Germany Henry Graham Lucille Graves Jane Greer MollY Guard MARY JUSTICE FRY, A A H ...................... Camden, Tennessee Home Economics. DOROTHY M. FULGHUM, K A ..................... Memphis. Tennessee Liberal Arts: Presidenf Kappa Delta Pledges, '40; Playhouse; Volunfeer Hiking Club: R.O.T4C. Sponsor; Guidon Society; Concerf Hostess; Modern Dance Club; House Council Barbara Bloun'r; Treasurer W.S.G.A,; Secrefary Kappa Delfa; Presidenf Modern Dance Club; Vice-Presldenf Barbara Blounf. JOHN F. FUZEK ........................... '. Knoxville, Tennessee Engineering; Alpha Chi Sigma; Tennessee Engineeringl '42; laxsl.Ch.E.I '40-'43. EMILY GARMANY ......................... Chickamauga. Georgia Home Economics; Home Economics Club, '42-'43s JOHNNY GARRATT ........................ GoodleHsviHe, Tennessee Business Adminisirafion. CALVIN HENRY GOODRICH, K A ................. Fayeifeville, Tennessee Engineering; Treasurer A.S.C,E4 '4l-'42; Presidenf A.S.C.Es. '42-'43; Co-founder and Lieu- Jrenan'r UnHed Sfafes Naval Reserve Club, '42; Corresponding Secrefary Kappa Alpha Fra- fernHy, '42; Presidenf Kappa Alpha Fga+ernli31y, '32, '43; Circle and Torch, '421 '43; Tau efa i, '4. KENNETH GLENNAN ........................... Obion, Tennessee Business Adminisfrafion. HENRY GRAHAM .......................... La FolleHe, Tennessee Business Adminisfrafion. LUCILLE GRAVES ............................ Martha. Tennessee Home Economics; Modern Dance Club, '40, '4I; Transfer from David Lipscomb College; Home Economics Clubs JANE GR-EER ................................ Paris, Tennessee Business Adminisfrafionh Transfer from Judson College, Marion Alabama; Non-Fraf Coun- cnl; U. T. Playhouse; Orange and Whife Staff. MOLLY GUARD ............................ Blyfheville, Arkansas Home Economics. WILLARD QUENTIN GULLEY .................... Rogersville' Tennessee Engineering; Tau Be'ra Pi; Sfudenf Chapter A.l.Ch.E. AUGUST F. HADORN ......................... Knoxville, Tennessee Agriculture; Ag Basketball Team, '39-'40; Barnwarmin' Roundup CommiHee Chairman; Scribe of Alpha Zefa, '42-'43; Vice-Presidenf Phi Del+a Kappa, '42, '43; Fruif Judging Team, '42; Dairy Judging Team. '42; Winner Judging Confest T. V A. and l. Fair; Vice- Presiden+ Ag Club, '42; Member Circle agdd'orch; Business Manager Tennessee Farmer, '4 7' . THOMAS HAGLER, K A ....................... Humboldt Tennessee Engineering; A.S.C.E.. '40-'43; S.A.M.E., '41-'43; Tennis Team, '4l-'4Zs Johnny GarraH Calvin Goodrich Kenneth Glennan Willard Gulley August Hadorn Thomas Hagler Firewa+er for Simmons. .argn KWM JAMES E. HANKINS ....................... Greeneville. Tennessee Education; Member University Church Workers' Council, '4lr'42: EdHor Torch Rays, Tennessee Farmer, I42, '43; Chairman of Universify Warthme Service Commiffee, '42, '43. JEAN CAREY HANLIN ......... . . . ........ ChaHanooga. Tennessee MARCELLUS D, HARRIS ............... , . ..... Lucy, Tennessee AgricuHure; Ag Club, '39, '40, '4I: A.S.A.E,, '39 40 '4I, '42, '43: Vo'umeer Na.al R97 serve Club, '42, '43: A.S.A.E Seminav Trip Winner, '4l. TRYEE B. HARRIS, III ......................... Nashville, Tennessee Law; Phi DeHa Phi, '4l-'43 Exchequer, '42, '434: U T. Bar Assadafion President '42 '43: Tennessee Law REVFEW, '4l4'42; Casenofe defor, '43 '42; AILSMdenis Club Council, '42 '43; Faculfy Scholarship, '42: CaHaghan and Company Prize, '42; Circle and Torch, '427'43. JOE P. HARTON, E 4b F: ...................... Nashville, Tennessee Engineering; Volunfeer Staff, '39; Beaver Club, '39: Pershing Rifles '39-'42: Treasurer of Pershing Rifles. '4I, Vice-Presldenf, '42: Scabbard and Blade, '41, '42: Vice-Presidenf, '42: Presideni Sigma Phi Epsilon, '42: Scarabbean: Maior, R.O.T,C., '42. DAVID F. HATSINGS, A '1' E2 ..................... Shelbyville, Tennessee Agriculfure: Ag Club, '39-'40: Assisfanf CircuVafion Manager Tennessee Farmer, '40-'4l; Cerc of Ag Club, Spring Ouarfer, '4l-'42; CirculaHon Manager Tennessee Farmer: Secr rdarv of Naval Reserve Club, '4l, '42; Manager Barnwarmin' Decorafions: Treasurer o4 Naval Reserve Club, '42, '43. ELIZABETH HAWKS .......................... Lebanon, Tennessee Home Economics: Transfer from David Lipscomb College; Home Economks Club, '40. '4I, '42; Universifv Y, '40, '4I. Calvin Cavorfs BERNICE A, HAYES ............................ Sparfa, Tennessee Home Economics. MARGARET HAYNES, A A A . ................... Tipionville, Tennessee Home Economics: Tramfer from Sullins College: Delfa DeHa Delia VicevPresfden'I, '4l. '42: Presidenf of Delta DeHa Delfa, '42, '43: Home Economics Club; Junior Assisfam Carnicus Manager, '42: Aloha Oe CommiHee, '42: Y.W.C.A. JAMES W. HENDRICKS ......................... Brisfol, Tennessee Engineering; WesIeyan Foundafion, '42-'43. H CHARLES F. HERD, H K A ........................ Sparfa, Tennessee ,, 'Liberal Ads; Presid'l'enf of Pi Kappa Alpha, '42. '43: Secrefary of Pi Kappa Alpha, '42: Business Manage! U. T P'ayhouse, '4I. '42: U. T. Announcer over WSM, '42, '43: Program Direcfor U. T; Radio Workshop, '4l, '42; Assodafe Edifor Orange and Whife, '4l: Associafe Edif'o'r, orch, '4I: Secrefary Alpha Psi Omega, '42, '43: U. T. Band, '40, '41. ANNE EL'42ABETH HINES . -, .................... Lawrenceville. Illinois ,9 Home Economics. OWEN EVERETTE'HODG'E'S '1 : , . . . . .. . . 4 ,3 ........ Cunningham, Tennessee Agriculfure; Ag Club, '40-'43; Vice-Pvesidem Ag Club, '42; Alpha Ze'ra Member, '42; Phi DeHa Kappa, '42; President Ag Club, '43; Secrefary Volunfeer Naval Reserve Club. '42. CHARLES F. HOLLOWAY ........................ Jackson. Tennessee Engineering; A.I.E.E., '407'42. James Hankins Jean Hanlin Marcellus Harris Tyree Harris, ll! Joe Harfcn David Hastings Elhabeih Hawks Bernice Hayes Margaret Haynes James Hendricks Charles Herd Anne Hines Owen Hodges Charles Holloway Nancy Horner Ed Hudson Paul Hughes Wayne Hunf Marqaref Johnson Herberf Johnson W. T. Jamison T. B. Jones, Jr. NANCY HORNER, A 0 II . , . ................... Morrisfown, Tennessee Home Economics; Y.W.C.A., '40-'43; Secrefary Y, '42-'43; Misha Omicron PI Inframural Manager, '4I, '43; Panhellenfc RepresenfaHve, '42-'43; Orange and Whife S+aff, '40-'4l; R.O.T.C. Sponsor, '4I, '42; Women's Inframural Manager, '42, '43. ED D. HUDSON ............................. Whifwell, Tennessee Engineering; A.I.E3E, PAUL A. HUGHES, E N ........................ San Antonio, Texas Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma, '39; Tau Befa Pi, '41-'43, '42, '43, Secrefary; Pershing Rifles, '39-'43; Captain, Pershing RHles, '4l-'43; Scabbard and Blade, '41-'43; Treasurer, '42, '43; Sociefy of American Military Engineers, '40-'43; Presidenf S.A.M.E., '42; American InsHTufe of Elec'rrical Engineers, '39-'43; Sigma Nu, '38-'43, Pledgemasfer, Marshal; Treasurer, House Manager, President; Chairman Aloha Oe Elecfrical CommiHee, '42; Scarabbean Senior Society, '4l-'43; Frafernify Relafions Board, '4l; Advanced R3O.T.C., '40-'43; Cadef Major R.O.T.C., '42-'43; Phi Kappa Phi, '42-'43; Y Cabinet '42, '43; ConvocaHon Staff, '42-'43. WAYNE HUNT, K A .......................... Frquand, Tennessee Agriculfure3 HELEN HURST . , , , , 3 . . . . ..... . . 2 . . . . ..... Memphis, Tennessee Education; Transfer horn Memphis Sfa're CoHege. CAROLYN NAN INGRAM, X 52 ..................... Decatur, Alabama Home Economics; Home Economics Club; Y.W.C2A.: Sophomore Council; Chairman of Sophomore-Senior Breakfast, 39-'4I; Florida Stafe College for Women Transfer; Home Economics Club; Y3W.C.A3; Omicron Nu; Phi Kappa Phi; Personnel Chairman of Chi Omega. WILLIAM R. JACKSON ................ , . . . , . 4 . Nashvillel Tennessee Engineering; AI.Ch.E.. '4I-'4Z, MARGARET JOHNSON, A A H . . .............. . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics. HERBERT JOHNSON ............................ Bells, Tennessee Agriculfure; Transfer from U T. Junior College; Ag Club and Barnwarmin' '4l-'42-'43: Npha Zeta, '4l-'42v'43; Phi DeHa Kappa; Alpha Zefa; Honor Roll Each Quarfer 54 U. T. W. T, JAMISON .......... , . . , . , 2 3 3 . ...... Tipfonville, Tennessee Business Admimsfrafion, T3 BRIDGES JONES, JR., A T A 3 3 , ................. Memphis, Tennessee Engineering; Phi Ba Sigma, '39; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. ALMA F. JORDAN ......... . . . . .............. Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics; Npha Lambda Delta, Hisforian, '40; University Chorus Librarian, '40; PanheHenic Schotarship Award +0 Ouisfanding Freshman in Home Economics, '40; Modern Dance Cub, Hisforian, '4l; President '42; W.S.G,A. Council, '42; Blue Triangle Club, '42; Omicron Nu, Vice-Presideni, '43; Home Economics Club, '43; Honor RoH, '40-'43; Lewisohn ScholarshEp Award, '43; Phi Kappa Phi. REBA F. JUSTICE ......................... Edgemoore,Tennessee Home Economics; I.S;O. CouncH; Home Economics Chxb; Barnwarmin' Staff. LAURETTA KEENER, X 52 . . . . , ................... Knoxville, Tennessee Educafwn, Helen Hurst Alma Jordan '1 4, Carolyn Ingram Reba Jusiice BAr'l'on'usgs +he ne'w' mefhod. William Jackson LaureHa Keener MARY FRANCES KEIRN ....................... Swee+wafer, Tennessee Alpha Lambda Delfa, '40; French Club; Y.W.C;A.; Y Cabinet, '4I-'42; Spanish Club; Phi Kappa PhiY '42-'43; Sponsor Company D' '42-'43. MARY MARTHA KELLAR. ...................... Johnson Ciiy; Tennessee Home Economics; Home Economics Club; First Class in Auto Mechanics. JAMES D. KERR; db 1' A ........................ Knoxville, Tennessee Business Adminisfrafion; Freshman Class Vice-Presideni; '39; President Phi Eta Sigma; '40- '4I; Band Officer, '40; Freshman Scarabbean Award, '40; Y Senior Cabinet '40 and '43; Golf Team. '4l, '42; T Club, '42; Junior Prom Chairman, '4l; Y Treasurer, '42; Secretary of Y; '43; Agent Business Manager, '42; Business Manager of VOLUNTEER, '43; Scabbard and Biade, '4i-'42; Maior Third Baffalion lnfanfry; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universifies; Scarabbean. GLORIA M. KIERN, K A ........................ Alcoa, Tennessee Home Economics; Vice-Presidenf of Blue Triangie; '40; Y Cabinei, '40; Band Sponsor; '40; Vice-Presidenf of Kappa Delia; '42; Milifary Queen, '40; Sponsor Company I, '42; Guidon Society, '40; '42. RUBYE KELLEY ............................. KnoxvilleI Tennessee Home Economics. DONALD M. KETNER ......................... Sale Creekl Tennessee Engineering; A.S.M.E., '38-'42. PATRICIA LINN KINNE .................... East Springfield, New York Liberal Aris. MARY D. KIRKPATRICK ......................... Pulaski,Tennessee A' charges. Home Economics; Transfer from Martin Junior College in Pulaski; Boleffe, '4I; Home Economics Club, '4l, '42I '43. BETTY KIZER, E K ........................... Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics; U. T. Playhouse, '4l-'42; Home Economics Club; '39-'43; Blue Triangle, '4l; Orienfafion Leader, '42. RUTH ANN KOONTZI K A ....................... Memphis. Tennessee Y Cabinet '40-'43; Home Ec Club; Aloha Oe Commiffee; Carnicus Sfaff. LAMBDIN ...................... Madisonville, Tennessee Libelral Aris; Phi Rho PiI '40-'4i; Phi Thefa Kappa, '41-'42. MahJORIE , LESTER LARJMER,sD 1' A ........................ Memphisl Tennessee Business Ad sfration; Treasurer and House Manager Phi Gamma DeHaI '42-'43; Car- 1 V nicus Sfaff, '4lI '42, '43. .................... KnoxvilleI Tennessee '39-40, '40-'4l; Phi Efa Taul '4l-'42; A,S.C. Council; '42-'43; Muafzs mum's: .52 A. Comm, Fiaiiaenf Phi Eia Tau. I'i, Education; uwug' 4 MARGARET E. LARSON ........................ Knoxvillel Tennessee Home Economics; Blue Triangle Club, '39-'42; Presidenf Alpha Lambda Deltal '41-'42; W.S.G.A. Council, '4I-'43; Omicron Nu President '42-'43; Danforfh Freshman, '39-'40; Phi Kappa Phi. Mary Keirn Mary Keller James Kerr Gloria Keirn Rubye Kelley Donald Kefner Pafricia Kinne Mary Kirkpafrick Beffy Kizer Ruth Koonfz Mariorie Lambdin Lester Larimer Frances Larson Margaret Larson avsgggx ggggggggmw , ?.ggww W y m s 54 s- s. g' 4 W: Jamie Lawler Arfhur Long, Jr. Owen Lloyd Nancy Long Harry Margrave Eldena Marfin Lillian Martin Rufh Matthews JAMIE LAWLER, Z T A ......................... Trenion, Tennessee Home Economics. ARTHUR B. LONG, JR., 2 N ..................... Harriman, Tennessee Law; Circle and Torch; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Del'ra Phi. President; Edhor, Tennessee Law Review. OWEN C. LLOYDI .................... MontgomeryI Wesi Virginia Education; Foofball, '39-'42; T Club, '40-'42; Y.M.C.A., '4l-'42; VOLUNTEER S+aff, '39-'40; Carnicus Sfaff, '40-'41. NANCY E. LONG .......................... Blounfville, Tennessee Liberal Arfs; Transfer from Virginia Infermonf College, Virginia; lnfermonf Glee Club; Phi Befa; V. l. Y.W.A., Y.W.C.A.; U. T. Chorus. U. T. Camera Club. HOWARD H. LUMSDENI K 2 ..................... KnoxvilleI Tennessee Business Adminisfrafion; Honor Roil, '39-'43; Secrefary Kappa Sigma, '42-'43; Order of Grofius; Phi Kappa Phi. EVELYN LUSK, Z T A .......................... Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics. JAMES DODSON MALONEY, FF 1' A ................. KnoxvilleI Tennessee Engineering; Presidenf Phi Efa Sigma, '39; Tau Beta PL; A.S.M.E. HARRY EUGENE MAR-GRAVE ..................... Rockwood, Tennessee AgricuHure; Ag Club; Dairy CIUb; Dairy Producfs Judging Team, '4l. ELDENA MARTIN ........................... Byrdsfown, Tennessee Home Economics. LILLIAN MARTIN .......................... Chaifanooga, Tennessee EducaHon. RUTH ELISE MATTHEWS ....................... Covingfon, Tennessee Liberal Arfs; Transfer from Memphis State Coliege; Spanish Club, '42-'43; EMILY MOSSER MAUGER ....................... Knoxville, Tennessee Liberal Arts; Vole++es; Orange and Whife; Spanish Club; Modern Dance Club; Universiw Hiking Club; Publicify Manager, Vo'eTfes, '40-'42; Secretary VoleHes. '42-'43. JOHN C. McAMIS, E X ........................ Knoxville, Tennessee Agriculture; Scarabbean; Alpha Zefq Oufsfanding Freshman in Agriculfure, '38-'39; Y Cabinet, '38-'40; Presidenf Tau Befa PI, '42-'43; Secrefary Sigma ChiI '42-'43; Phi Kappa Phi. HELEN McCALLIE; X S! ........................ Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics: VOLUNTEER; '39-'40; Orange and WhHe, '39-'40; Y.W0C.A.; Home Ec Club Council; Chi Omega Scholarship Award; l-nframurals, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet '40-'4l; Co-Winner Mortar Board Sophomore Award; CQ-Wmner Oufsfanding Home EC Sophomore Award; Vice-Presidenf Home Ec Club; Vice-Premdenf Chi Omega; Morfar Board; Omicron Nu; Danforfh Fellowship Award; Presidenf Chi Omega; Honorary Cadef Colonel; Who's Who Among Sfudenfs In American Colleges and Unlversifies; Phi Kappa Phi. Howard Lumsden Emily Mauger Evelyn Lusk John McAmis James Maloney Helen McCallie WILLIAM HOWARD MCCAMMONI JR. . . . I . . I .KnovalIe, Tennessee Liberal ArIs; BiologIaI '4I; PresIdenI, BapIisI Student UnIon, '42. BlLLMcCOMBIKA ........II.II.......I......JellicoITennessee BusIness AdminIsIraIIanI SARA LOCKE McCORKLE . . . . . . . . . . I I . . I .Greenville, South Carolina LIberaI ArIs; Transfer Irom Furman UniversIIy. HAROLD CI MCCURDY I I . . . . . . I . I . . . I . . . . .Lenolir City, Tennessee Engineering; Tau BeIa PI, '42-'43; Alpha Chi SIgma, '42-'43; AIICnE 4I'-43I SecreIary, '42-'43. CHARLES E. McFARLAND I . , . . . , . . . I I . . I , I . . . . FounIain CIIy, Tennessee EducaIion; PhI Delfa Kappa. JESSE E. McINTOSH ..... , . I . I . . I .. ... . . I . . . .Nashville, Tennessee LIbcraI ArIsI JAMES R. MCGHEE . . I . I I , I . . . . . . . I . . . . . . MaryviIIe, Tennessee Engineering; A.I.EIE.I '39-'43. DLORES McKNIGHT . . . I I . . , I . I I I . . I , , . . . I Rockvale, Tennessee Home EconomIcs; Home Economics CIubI '39-'42; Omicron Nu, '42-'43; Phi Kappa PH, '42 '43, WSG.A.I '4I-'42. FRANK J. MCVEIGHI 2 N I , . I . . I . . .Sfafen Island, New York Law; Freshman Baskefball, '39; Varsi'ry SwImming '4I '42; SecreIary of Beaver Club, '40; II T. + Peggy + GymnasficsI T CILIb; SenIor Member o'f Y ICabineI; EdiforiaI S'Iaff of 'U T. Law Review; Phi Delfa' Phi; NahheeyayIi Governing Board; Circle and Torch, and Scabbard and Bl.ade ELIZABETH LEE McWHORTER . . . I . , , .Knoxville, Tennessee Liberal ArIs; Alpha Lambda DeIIa; Junior MerrIbeI' Y CabIneI; Senior Member Y CabineI; EIa S'Igma PIII; Phi Kappa Phi. WILLIAM M. MEEKI E A E . . . , . . . . . . . . . I . . . . I .Birmingham, Alabama Business AdminisIraIIon; FooIball, '40-'42; Baseball, '40-'42; PresIdenI T Club; CarnicusI , W II'4l-'42; Cadef Capfain R.0,T.CI, '42-'43; Aloh'a Oe SIaffI '42. I I MELHORN . . I . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . ... .WarfburQITennessee 1E, '4I-'42; U. T. Rifle Team, '40-'42; Ag Club, 39- 43, Advanced R.0IT.C. ,r VKOSCOE M f ' , VIAngcuIIuref ..... . . . . . . I . . . Murfreesboro, Tennessee Kappa Alpha Offices VII '40- '4I' VII '4I-'42; VII, '4I-'42; VI '42-'43; Model '40; A.I I..CII E.I '4I-'43; Tau BeIa PI. 'I ' . . . WinchesIerI Tennessee I' I I .X' 'LEO MILLERI-yw. .7...--.3. Agriculfure; ISIS; PresIdenI l..ISIO 4'2 4,3 Vice- PresidenI AS.C. '42-'43; Alpha ZeIa; As- sisIanI Barnwarmin' Manager '4I2 Business' Manager Tennessee F'armer, '4I-'42; AdverIisIng Manager Tennessee Farmer, '42- '4;3 Ag Club, '39-'43; Who's Who Among SIudenIs In American ColIeg es and UnIversiIies'I '4;3 Usher Corps, '4I-'43; Scabbard and Blade, '42- '43; FIIsI LIeuIinanI, R.0.T..C RI'epres'enIaIive Io AgriculIural College Magazines of AmeiicaI 42; Pr'esiden'r R. 0. CT CIassI '42-'43, Scarabbean. Wm. McCammon, Jr. Bill McComb Sara McCorkIe Harold McCurdy Charles McFarland Jesse McIntosh James McGhee Dolores McKnight Frank McVeigh EIIzabeIh McWhorIer William Meek Roscoe Mehlhorn F. W. Miles Leo Miller 5:4 W: Iggy 'ngrva N '7' v . ' ' ' WM 9:; .,'-':.,.-r- 7,, r.... . .. . . . . . .. .7 . . .. ,. . .. . ,7 .- .3, g Ralph MoffaH Wm. Monfgomery. Jr. Thurman Moncier Flora Moore Marfha Moore Rufh Moore Dora Morris Mary Morris Mariorie Moseley Joe Moss Waverly Murray Roy NankIveIl, Jr. Paul Nave Barbara Newman RALPH B. MOFFATT . . , . , . . .BrIqMon, Tennessee AgricuIIure; Transfer rom U. T. Junior College; Ag Club '-4l '43. WILLIAM A. MONTGOMERY, JR., 2 N . . . . . . . . , . . . . .Memphis. Tennessee Engineering; Tau Befa Pi A.I.CI'I.E Treasurer of Sig ma Nu '4I- '42; Alpha CIII SIg ma; SIngIes TenI'IIs Champion '40w'4l; Me'mber of ChampIon Inframural D'oubles Team '40 '4I. THURMAN MONCIER . . , , . . . . . . . , . BrIsfoI Tennessee BusIness AdmInISIraIIon; DeIIa SIgma PI; Member OI RadIo WorksIIop, I942 43. FLORA MAI MOORE, X 0 . . . . . TrenIon Tennessee :7 Horne EconomIcs; TransIerred from U T JunIor College '4I; I-Iome Ec Club '4I-'42. MARTHAMOORE....... .,..,.,.......TrIqreH.Tennessee Business AdmInIsIraIion. RUTH MOORE . , . . , , . . . . . HarrogaIe, Tennessee Home EnnnomIcs' Home EC CIUb, I942r43. ' DORAMORRIIS .............,........,..,....Ripley.Tennessee Home Economics. MARYLMORRIS ..........RIpley,Tennes:ee Home Economics, SIrIckIand decorafes. Home Economlcs; Home Er: Club, I942 '43 MARJORIE MOSELEY. 7 'I' A , , . . , . , , V . . . . Greenfield, Tennessee Home EconomIcs; Home EC Club; '4I-'43: ZeIa Tau AIpI'Ia, '4I-'43; Y.W,C.A., '4Ir'43; 4 . W.S.G.A., '4l-'43. w JOE MOSS, .I X A . . . , . . . . . . . . , . . , . . . .TIpIonvIlle. Tennessee AngcuIIure; Lambda CIII Alpha; Ag Club. WAVERLY MURRAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LewIsburg; Tennessee Liberal ArIs. ROY NANKIVELL; JR . . , . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . AIIIens. Tennessee EngineerInq; A.I.E.E.; '40-'4I '42-'43. PAUL L. NAVE . . . , . . . . , . . . , . . , , . . . MounfaIn Cin, Tehnessee Angcquure; Transfer Irom Tennessee WesIevan JunIor CoIIege AIhens. BARBARA ANN NEWMAN, K A . . , , , . . . . . , . . . , . . . . . KnovaIle. Tennessee Liberal ArIs; Kappa DeIIa Treasurer; '40-'4l; President '42; EdIIor, '42J43: Alpha Lambda DelIa, Treasurer; '40; Morfar Board; EdIfor, '424'43: Who's Who, '42-'43; PI'II Kappa Phi, W '427'43: DeIIa Phi Alpha; '4lr'427'43; BioIogIa, '4Iv'42-'43: VIce-PresIdenI, '42; Oranqe and , 3 WIIII'E, '407'4I7'42; AssocIaIe EdIIor; '4I-'42' EdIIor I943 VOLUNTEER; EdIIor I94I TORCH; i EdIIor, HIIIIop HIghIIghfs 42; Manager I942 AII Universify Sing; Carnicus Sfaff '40-'4l4 ' ' . '42-'43; Commiffee Chairman '4l; Junior AssIsIanI Manager '4;2 Senior AssIsIanf Manr 4 ager; '43; ArI Edifor PanhellenIc Rushees Handbook; WSGA Co'uncil '4I '427'43; LIberaI 4' Arfs Rep'resenfafive; A.SC. Council '4l' SadIe Hawkins Board 4I' Sp'onsor, Company D EngIneerS, I4I; Co-Winner, Mor'rar 'Boarsd' Award. '4I; OrIenIafion Adviser; '4l-'42; Guidon .ocIer; '4I. CHARLES F. NILES, JR., 11 K 4, ................... Russellville; Arkansas Engineering; Alien Prize in Mafhemafics, '39; A.S,C,E., '387'43; Secretary, '42; Treasurer; '43; Pi Kappa Phi; Seqrefary; '4l-'42; President '42-'43; Assisfanf Edifor, Tennessee Engineer, '4I-'42; Assoctafe Edifor, '42343; Scarabbean; Tau Beta PI; Phi Kappa Phi. MARY BERNICE NORTHCROSS ................... Collierville. Tennessee Home Economics; Tennessee Farmer Sfaff; '4l-'427'43; Home Ec Ciub, '4I-'42-'43; Y,W.C.As Cabinet '42-'43. WILLIAM E. NOWLING, s14 1' A .................. Sf. Petersburg, Florida Business Administrafion; Freshman Foofball; '39; Varsify Fooiball; '40-'4I4'42; T Club: Presidenf Senior Class, '424'43; Scarabbean Senior Sociefy; Scabbard and Blade; Who's Who in American Colleges; '43; Alfernafe Capfam Fooiball Team, '43. JUANITA O'NEAL; A U N ....................... Nashville. Tennessee Liberal Arfs; Secrefaw-Treasurer, ReSFdence Hall; '427'43. MARGARET ALICE OUTLER; E K ................... Knoxville, Tennessee Educafion: Y.W.C.A.; Voleffes, '40; Blue Triangle Club; Hiking Club; President Sigma Kappa. ANITA OWEN ........................... Yaxoo City, Mississippi Business Adminisfrafion; Transfer from Mississippi Sfafe College for Women. FRANK PATTERSONI A 'l' S2 ....................... Trenton, Tennessee Angculfure; Barnwarmin' CommiHee; '40-'4l; Treasurer of Senior Class; Officer of Alpha Tau Omega. M'ss Temessee 50 c'+5- BETTY PAXTON. A 0 11 ........................ Knoxville. Tennessee Home Economics. SARAH D. PEGRAM .......................... Nashville; Tennessee Home Economics. ADOLPH A. PETERSON, JR. .................... Germanlown, Tennessee Engineering: S.A.M.E., '40-'43; Alpha Chi Sigma, '4I-'43; Master of Ceremonies, '42; A.l.Ch.E.; '39-'43; Secrefary, '4l-'42; Scabbard and Blade, '42-'43; Elecfed Council, Blounf 4 2; Hall; '42; Captain; R.O.T.C;; Vol Camera Club, '42. , ; CECILIA L'O'BDBELANZE, K A .................... Maryville, Tennessee Liberal Arfs; Tran$fer from Sullins College; Volunfeer Sfaff, '43; Kappa Delfa Besf Pledge. '42' leug'Triangle Club; Spanish Club; '42; W.S.G.As Stamp Commiffee. fPHILLIPS A X A ..................... Sale Creek. Tennessee Business Adminisfrafion T 'U' ' 2' , J FR'ANk PI'ERG'E .7 . . . . . . . . . . . .' .......... Bluff CHyl Tennessee Engine ring; A.I.E.E., '40-'4I4'4Z. HILDA V. PLYLEYl sh M .......................... Vonore, Tennessee Education; VoleHes, '39; Beaver Club, '40; Blue Triangle Club, '39-'42; Hisfory Club; '4I; Panhellenic Council, '42; Phi Mu Sororify, Treasurerl '41; President '42. Charles NilesI Jr. Mary Norihcross William Nowling Juanifa O'Neal Margarei Oufler AnHa Owen Frank PaHerson Beffy Paxfon Sarah Pegram Adoph Peterson, Jr. Cecilia Pflanze David Phillips J. Frank Pierce Hilda Plyley thel Poindexfer Anne Pope Ruby PrevaH Martha Pybas Frances Quinn Annalyn Ramey Alma Rankin L. Jean Reeder Charles Reynolds Joyce Reynolds Josephine Rhea Robarf Rhodes Carolyn Richardson Mary Richardson ETHEL POINDEXTER, K A ......................... Mason, Tennessee Home Economics; Transfer from U. T. Junior College, Martin; Tennessee; Home Economics Club, '42243. ANNE POPEI K A ............................ Jackson, Tennessee Liberal Arfs; Biologia, '4I-'43; Vice-Presidenf, '42-'43; Wesley Foundafion Council; Barbara Blounf Dormitory Council. '42; Transfer from Judson Coliege, '41. RUBY PREVATTl A A A ........................... Tavares. Florida Business Adminisfrafion; Y.W.C.A., '4I-'42-'43. MARTHA PYBAS, d, M .......................... Trenfon, Tennessee Home Economics; Transfer from U. T. Junior College, Marfin, Tennessee; Home Ec Club. '42-'43; B. S. U., '42-'43. FRANCES QUINNl X S2 ........................ Maryville, Tennessee Home Economics; U. T. Chorus, '40-'4I-'42; President; U. T. Chorus. '42' Orienfafion Ad- viser, '42; Modern Dance Club, '41-'42; Y.W.C.A, '42-'43; Home EC Club, '43; PlayhouseI '40-'4l-'42; Secretary of Playhouse, '4l-'42. ANNALYN FRANCES RAMEY ...................... Oakdale, Tennessee Liberal Arts; Playhouse, '41-'42-'43; Laborafory Technician, '43; Alpha Psi Omega; '41-'42- '43; President, '43; Radio Workshop; '42-'43. ALMA RANKIN ............................. Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics; Playhouse, '40-'4l-'42-'43; President '42-'43; Alpha Psi Omega, '42; Home Ec Club, '42. L. JEAN REEDER. A A 11' ........................ Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics; Alpha Delfa Pi, Assisfanf Treasurer, '40-'4I; Alpha Lambda Delia; '40-'43; Vice-Presidenf; '4I; Omicron Nu, Treasurer, '42-'43; Phi Kappa Phi, '42-'43; Home Ec Club, '4l; Vice-Presidenf, '42-'43; Tennessee Farmer Telees and Clofhing Ediforl '4l-'43. CHARLES L. REYNOLDS ........................ Newport, Tennessee Business Administration. JOYCE REYNOLDS ........................... Newport, Tennessee Liberal Arts; Efa Sigma Phi, '41-'43; Secrefary; '42-'43; Modern Dance Club, '4l-'43; Vice- Presidenf, '42-'43; R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Maior Second Ba'r'ralion, Engineers; '42-'43; Guidon SOCIefy, '42-'43. JOSEPHINE RHEA ........................... Memphis, Tennessee Liberal Aris ROBERT R. RHODES, E, N ..................... Carufhersville; Missouri Engineering; Lieutenant Commander and Rush Chahman of Sigma Nu; A.l.Ch.E.; '4I-'43; Y.M,C.A,, '4l-'42; Frafernify Relations Board, '42-'43. CAROLYN RICHARDSON ....................... Knoxville; Tennessee Liberai Arfs; Member of Newman Club, '41-'42. MARY WASHINGTON RICHARDSON ................... Erin, Tennessee Education; Transfer from Ausfin Peay af Clarksville; Tennessee. JOREKA RIPPETOE .3...II.3...I............3.MohawkITennessee Home Economics. CHARLES IRBY ROBBINS . . ..... . . 3 . . 3 3 JacksonI Tennessee Engineering; AII.E3E3I '40-'43; Vice President '42-'43; AIC.EI RepresenfafiveI '43. DAVID ROBERSON, 11 K III I I . 3 . . . 3 I 3 3 . . . 3 . . . . . .Efowah Tennessee Engineering; Tau Beia Pi; A.I3E.EII lnferfraferniiy Council; Pershing RiflesI '39; Honor RoIII '38I '39I '4II '42; SecrefaryI '4II PresidenfI '42I of Pi Kappa PhiI Fraieinify Reiaiion BoardI '42. MARY D.ROBERTS ...........I...........3...3SoddyITennessee Home Economics; VoleffesI '4I and '42. PEGGY ELAINE ROBERTSI A A A . . I I . . . I I . . . . . . I . Palmer, Tennessee Home Economics; CheerleaderI '4I and '42; Home Economics Club, '40-'4II '4I-'42; Piay- houseI Pride and PreiudiceI '4i3 BILLY SANDERS ROUTONI E A E I . . . I . . ParisI Tennessee EngIneeringI American lnsfifufe of Eiecfrical EngineersI Varsity TrackI '43. MARTHA WILSON ROOKS I . 3 . 3 I . I I . 3 . . . BrownsvilleI Tennessee EducafionI Transfer from Tennessee Coilege for Women Murfreesboro Honor Roll3 WANDA RUBLEI E K . 3 . . . 3 . . . . I . 3 3LimesfoneI Tennessee Car+er th H15 'CIave, Liberal Aris; Horseshoe Tournameni WinnerI '42 4'3, Transfer from Marvvilie College3 CHARLES BI RUDOLPH; K E 3 . . 3 . I . . 3 . . . . . 3 . I 3 .Clarksville, Tennessee Engineering; 15x.l.E.EII '4I-'43; Treasuver A.I.E3EI '42-'43; lnframural ManagerI '4I-'42; T ClubI '42-'43. CHARLESRUNIONI.I3I....3........333.3...INewpor1ITennessee Liberal Arts. EDNA RUSSELL 3 I . 3 . I I 3 3 . . . . . . 3 3 . . 33... .. GreenevilIeITennessee Home Economics. , ROBERT L. RgSSELL . 3 3 . . . I . . . . . . . I . . . . . I , . . Murfreesboro. Tennessee Agricultw ,A.S.A3E.; Vice-Presidenf of A.SIA.E.I '4OI '4I '42I Scabbard and Blade. 1' I ; W. IW RYMER JR.I 3.. ID lI . Chaitanooga. Tennessee 2 I. I 'I En aering; A3pho CMxSIg mm;4 -4'3; Tieasurer of Alp ha Chi SigmaI '42; Edifor of The I ' , 3' ' , enhIessee E4gifIt55IIII'I4 2,43'ITauI 13546 PiI '42- ';43 A. I Ch. E.; Scarabbean; Phi Kappa Phi. x K I 'I JOE SARAFIANI h E . I . . 3 , . . , 3 . I , . . I . MemphisI Tennessee Engineering; Member of Fraterniiy Relaiion BoardI '42-'43; A.l.E.E.I '40-'43; Represenfafive- af- LIaI'ge on A...I5C '42- '43; Scarabbean '42 ';43 Vice- Presideni of Kappa SigmaI '4I-'42; PreSIdenf of Kappa SIgmaI '-42 43; Volieiie advisorI '42-'43; Treasurer of Associaiion oi Coilegiafe En'gineeIsI '42 ';43 Tim Befa PiI '43. Joreka Rippefoe Charles Robbins David Roberson Mary Roberfs Peggy Roben's Billy Roufon Martha Rooks Wanda Ruble Charles Rudolph Charles Runion Edna Russell Robert Russell W. W. Rymer, Jr. Joe Sarafian Virginia Saunders Ru'rh Schilling Elsie Sellers Helen Sharpe Virginia Slayfcn Buford Smith, Jr. Thomas Smith Wade Smith VIRGINIA ANNE SAUNDERS ...................... Nashville, Tennessee Liberal Arfs; B. S. U Council, '40; U. T. Chorus, '40-'4I. RUTH SCHILLING ........................ White Plains, New York Home Economics; Transfer from Lincoln Memorial Universify; Home Economics Club. ELSIE SELLERSI A A H ....................... Sf. Pefersburg, Florida Home Economics Y.W C.A.: Home ECOHOmICS Club; Orange and WhHe Sfaft '4!-'42; Y.W.C.A Cabinet; Home Economics Club; Iniramural Sporfs; VicePresidenf and Pledge Mother of Alpha Delia Pi; Secretary of Jenny Armsfrong Dorm, and VOLUNTEERl '42343. HELEN SHARPE ............................ Lake Ciiy, Tennessee Home Economics. LEO A. SHARPE ........................... Sevierville, Tennessee Agricul'rure; Ag Club '39-'43; Alpha Zeta '42; AgricuHure. ERNEST SHIPE, 49 1' A ......................... KnoxvilleI Tennessee Liberal Arts. RITTER SLAUGHTER, A X A ...................... Kingsporf, Tennessee Business Administration; Freshman Basketball Team, '40; Beaver Club; Varsify Wresfling Team, '40-'41; VarsHy BasebalL '4lv'42; Captain Company 6; Advanced R.O.T.C. Social. Chairman; Vice PresIdenf Lambda Chi Alpha. VIRGINIA SLAYTON ........................ Tallulah FallsI Georgia Education. BUFORD SMITH JR., 2: N ....................... NashvilleI Tennessee Engineering: A.I.E.E. THOMAS A. SMITH ............................ Ivyfon, Tennessee Agricul'rure; Ag Club; Phi Delfa Kappa, '42A'43; Smdenf Secrefary. WADE W. SMITH .......................... Knoxvillel Tennessee Engineering; Intramural BaskefbalL '397'407'4I; lnframural Sof'rbaHl '39-'40; A S.C.E. '40 '4lx'42. MARY EVELYN SMITH. Z 'l' A ..................... Newbern, Tennessee Home Economics; Transfer from U. T. Junior College; Bapfisf Sfudenf Council, '42; Home Economics C1ub '42. NANCY SMITH, Z T A ........................ Lexington, Tennessee Home Economics; Omicron Nu; Home Economics Club, '4l-'43; Y.W.C.A.l '42-'43; Tennes- see Farmer Staff, '4lr'42-'43; Zeta Tau Alpha Pledge President '41-'42; Magna Cum Laude; W S.G.A,l '4l-'42. FRANKIE SNOW, K A ........................ Charlesfon. Missouri Education; Phi tha Taul unn42343: Intramural Manager of Kappa Delia, '42: AH-Sing. '41-'42-'43; Carmcus, '4I7'42; VOLUNTEER Beaufy. '42; MiIHary Queem '4I; Inframural Swimming Manager, '4l. Leo Sharpe Mary Smith Ernest Shipe Nancy Smith Prexy Buzz sans Sumners. RiHer Slaughfer Frankie Snow CLARKE STAM PER ............................ Ocoee, Tennessee Business Administraiion; Delta Sigma Pi; Faculfy Scholarship, '40-'4l; Clearlng House As- sociafion Prize, '4I-'42; Choir, First Baptisf Church; Delia Sigma Pi Scribe; Honor Grad- uate, R.O.T.C.; Phi Kappa Phi. BETTY SUE STONE ........................... Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics; Transfer from CarsonrNewman Collegel IMO; Blue Triangle Club, '41-'42; Home Economics Club, '4l-'42. EDITH SUMNERS. A 0 II ........................ Ridgley, Tennessee Liberal Arts; Y.W.C.A., '40-'4l; Carnicus Sfaff, '427'43; OriemaHon Adviser, '4IA'42; Sec- re+ary Pan-HeHenic Council, '42-'43; President, Alpha Omicron Pi, '42-'43. MARTHA SUTTON, K A ...................... Johnson CHy, Tennessee Business Adminisfrafion; Carnicus Adverfising Sfaff, '40-'4I; Pan-Hellenic Council, '41-'42; Orange and White Sfaff. '40141; Kappa DeHa. WILLIAM KENNETH STAIR ...................... Lake Cify, Tennessee Engineering. EMERSON B. TANNER, A T 52 . . . . . . . . . . . . ; ...... Union City, Tennessee Business Adminisfrafion; Scarabbean Senior Honor Sociefy; Presidenf of AH-Sfudenf's Club: Vice-Presidenf of Junior Class; SfudenfrFacul'ry Organization Board; FrafernHy Relations Board; Delia Sigma Pi; Beaver Club; Scabbard and Blade; Malor Flrsf BaHalion Infantry: Carnicus Staff; Freshman Baskefball Manager; Who's Who Among S'rudenfs in American Colleges and Universifles. The VOLUNTEER MARGARET RUTH TATUM, 2 K ................... Knoxvillel Tennessee Home Economics. POLLY TATUM, A 0 II ......................... Knoxville. Tennessee Home Economics; Y: Home Economics Club; '39-'40; Beaver ClubI '407'41; Political Rep- resentative, Orientation Leader, '4lw'42. s '2 MARJORIE IAYLOR ........................... Afhens, Tennessee B 7' ' I ' EducaHon. ANNA RU; V .......................... Benton, Tennessee I'Home Econ ome Economics ClubI '39-'43; was Member of Firsf Nurses Aide Class, '42. . f5, ...................... Oneida. Tennessee rH 'Qs Eqd'vgpmics Club, '41-'43; Y.W.C.A.; Tennessee Farmer Staff ' ' efd' Tau Alpha Treasurers '42, '43; Omicron Nu; U. T, Jun- : MFCSMEEE Warisfer. JANE TERRYl Z T A ........................... Oneida. Tennessee Home Economics; Transfer from David Lipscomb College, Nashville, Tennessee; Home Economics Club, '42, '43; Staff of Tennessee Farmer, '43; Y.W.C.A., '42, '43. Clarke Stamper BeHy Sione Edifh Sumners Martha SuHon William Sfair Emerson Tanner Margaref Tafum Polly Taium Mariorie Taylor Anna Taylor Colleen Terry Jane Terry -:-,--..---'..;;;:zw..im N; 2-H .-,:,, .22 .. 922.12 ,ku 4 w:- 4.7;, , , ; ,2, , , , , ,. . 2 7 Marion Thomas Virginia Thomison Hazel Tindall Sara Tinnon Sara Todd T. H. Townsend, Jr. Seawillow Trotter Shelby Turner Ed Vanzanf Sarah Vassey Mary Veliman Sophie Vass MARION HUDSON THOMAS ..................... Knoxville, Tennessee 2' , 1 '7, Home Economics. 1 , 1 4 . VIRGINIA THOMISON, A A A ...................... Athens, Tennessee Liberal Arfs; Y;W;C.A.; Pan-Hellenic Represen'rafive. '42; HAZEL TINDALL, K A ......................... Harriman. Tennessee Home Economics; Transfer from Johnson Cify Sfafe Teachers; Home Economics Club; ; Guard of Kappa DeHa. SARA WADE TINNON, A 0 II . . . . ................ Trenfon, Tennessee Liberal Arts; Spanish Club; Y; Orange and Whife SARA TODD. Z T A ......................... Trezevanf. Tennessee EducaHon. T. H. TOWNSEND, JR. ......................... Knoxville, Tennessee Engineering; American Sociefy of Mechanical Engineers. SEAWILLOW C. TR-OTTER . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ........... Dayfon. Tennessee Home Economics. SHELBY TURNER ........................... Clarkrange, Tennessee Agriculfure; '39-'40 Ag Club; '39-'40 Sears Roebuck Scholarship; '40-'4I Member Livestock Judging Team; '4I-'43 Critic Ag Club; Fall Quarter Vice-Presidenf of N. F. A.; Circle and Torch; Phi Delfa Kappa; Associaie Edifor Tennessee Farmer; '42-'43 Assisfanf Manager Barnwarmin'; Capfain Company C; R.O.T.C.; Vice-Presidenf Senior Class. ED VANZANT ............................. Winchesier, Tennessee Ag Club President '42, '43; Alpha Zefa President, '42, '43; Secretary, '4II '43; Circle and Torch, '4I-'43; Phi Delia Kappa, '42; '43; Ag Club, '39-'43; Ag Club Represenfafive f0 A.S.C., '42, '43; Winner of Keffer Horticulfure Trophy, '39-'40; Advanced Military, '4I-'43; Assisfanf Manager of Tennessee Farmer, '42l '43; Assisfan? Manager 01' Barnwarmln', '42- '43; Assistanf Manager of Round Up, '4I-'43; Capfain of Company DI R-O.T.C. Infantry, '42-'43. SARAH FRANCES VASSEY ...................... ClevelandI Tennessee Home Economics; Voleffes, '39-'42; '4l-'43 Home Economics Club; '40-'4I Tennessee Farmer S+aff; '42-'43 W,S.G.A. Council, MARY KATHERINE VELTMAN ....................... Paris. Tennessee Home Economics. SOPHIE FONTAINE VASS ..................... Chattanooga, Tennessee Home Economics; Transfer from Peace Junior College, Raleigh, N. C.; Blue Triangle Club. '42-'43; Home Economics Club, '43; Y '43; Treasurer Blue Triangle Cfub, '42-'43. ANDREW BELL WAGGONER, JR.l d! I' A ............... Maryville; Tennessee Business Adminisfrafion; Transfer from Maryville College; Debate; l; Wresfllng; I; Send I and 2; U. T. Band; 3. NEAL WALDROP ............................. Benfon; Kentucky Engineering; Tau Befa PI; '43; Alpha Chi Sigma; '41; '42; '43; Phi E'ra Sigma; '4I; A,l.Ch.E.; '40-'43; Tennessee Engineer; '43; Scarabbean. ROBERT B. WALKER .......................... Knoxville; Tennessee Engineering Phi Kappa Phi, '42' '43; Secre+ary A. 5. Cu '42-'43; Tau Befa Pi; '4l-'43; Scab bard and Blade; '4I-'43; A.S;M.E., '4I-'43; S.A.M.E., '4l-'43, President; '42; '43 LYLE WALTERI A A ll ......................... Knoxvillel Tennessee Home Economics; Beauty; '42; '43; Sponsor; Guidon Sociefy; Darling of Lambda Chi Alpha; '43. KARL EMIL WARMING .......................... Jellico. Tennessee Liberal Arfs; Transfer from Berea CoHege. KATHRYN WARREN; X S! ......................... Martin, Tennessee Home Economics; Home Economics Club; '42, '43; Y. '42; '43; AlI-Universify Sing; '43; Senior Represenfafive for Home Ec Viciory Club. WALTER E. WATKINS .......................... Athens. Tannessee . ' . Engineering; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Circie and Torch; Alpha Chi Sigma; Presidenf Whi'tmore s+ralgh+ens his He. Fall '4I; Alumni Secretary. Fall '42; A.l.Ch.E., Secrefary; '40-'41; Vice-Presidenh '4I, '42; Junior Scholarship Award; '4l; Regional Treasurerl '40-'42; Associafion of Collegiate En- gineers; Secretary; '4lI '42; A.l.Ch.E. Represenfafive; '42. '43; Hiking Club; Chorus2 CLYDE D. WATSON .......................... Seviervillel Tennessee Engineering; Alpha Chi Sigma; Reporfer; Alumni Secretary; '4l-'43; Scabbard and Blade, '42I '43; Captain R.O.T.C4, '42, '43; House Manager Blounf HaH; '4l-'43; Circle and Tgrch, '42-'43; Treasurer A.l.Ch.E., '40-'42; Treasurer Society of American Military En- gineers, '42-'43; Circulafion Manager of The Tennessee Engineer, Winter; Spring; '42; Edifor Alpha Chi Sigma News Lef'rer, Fall, '42. , , '4 TttEDA MAE: WELCH ....................... Founiain Cify; Tennessee Educafion; '39-'4I Voleffes; '40-'4I Secrefary of Volef'tes. , ; A E ........................ KnoxvilleI Tennessee Law; Swimiminl 'Manager, '40-'4I; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet '41-'42; Y.M.C.A. President; '42, '43; Vice-Pre54 Enf'of S. A. E., I942, ;Carnicus. '42; Associate Editor VOLUNTEER, '42; Phi Delfa Ni , Scarabbean Senior Somefy;UT Club; Who's Who in American Colleges and ' ' 1 niversifies. M';:, 4 , .. BETTY'SUE WEST; . ; ............ 4 ......... L a FayeHe. Tennessee Home Economics; '4ll '42; Voleffes; Home Ec Club; '4I-'43. FELIX WEST ............................... Rossville, Tennessee Liberal Arts. Andrew Waggoner, Jr. Neal Waldrop Roberf Walker Lyle Walter Karl Warming Kathryn Warren Walter Wafkins Clyde Waison Theda Welch George Webb BeHy Wesf Felix Wesf OHo Wheeley Dorofhy Wild Alaire Wilkins Powell Winn Betty Wilson Huber? Wilson A. Paul Wisharf Jean Wooley OTTO WHEELEY ............................ Lafayeffe, Tennessee Engineering. DOROTHY WILD, A A A ................ North Charlesfon, South Carolina Home Economics; W.S.G.A. Treasurer, '41-'42; Manager of Girls Carnicus Stunts; '4l; Treasurer of Delta Delta Delfa, '42, '43; Inframural Manager of Delfa Delta Delta, '40-'42; Y Cabinet '40-'43; Junior Manager Carnicusl '42. ALAIRE WILKINS, A A A ..................... Ponchafoula, Louisiana Home Economics; Presidenf of Barbara Blounf, '42-'43; House Council; '39-'40l '4I-'42; Ace Day Queen of Diamonds, '4l; Librarian of Delfa Delia Del'raI '42-'43. POWELL WINN, A X A ......................... NashvilleI Tennessee Engineering: Presidenf of Lambda Chi Alpha. '42; President of A. C. E,I '42I '43; Treas- urer A.S.C.E., '42; Circie and Torch, '42. '43. SELETA WISEMANI A A II ...................... Tullahoma, Tennessee Home Economics; Home EC Club; Y. SARA J. WILLISl K A ......................... Jonesboro, Tennessee Home Economics; Maryville College, '39-'40; Home Ec Club, '4l-'42; Y.W.C.A., '41-'42; VoleHe, '4I-'42; Home Ec Open HouseI '4l. BETTY WILSON, A 0 II ....................... Knoxville, Tennessee Business hAdminisfraHon; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, '39-'42; U. T. Chorus, '39-'40; French Club, '39-'4l; Plano Symphony, '4I; Swimming Pageanf, '42; Carnicus Staff, '42; Treasurer Mortar BoardI '42; Usher Squad, '42' '43. HUBERT N. WILSON, Z X ....................... Knoxville. Tennessee Engineering; Presidenf of Y.M.C.A. Freshman Council; Treasurer of Y.M.C.A.. 40-'4l; '4I-'42 Vice-Presidenf of Sigma Chi; A. S. C. Council; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet '4I-'42; A.S.M.E.; Sec- ond Place Winner of Colonel S. H. LockeH Engineering Award; Scarabbean; Vice-Pres- idenf Tau Be'ra Pi; Chairman of Sfudenf Calendar CommiHee; A. S. C. Council; A.S.M,E.; Phi Kappa Phi. A. PAUL WISHART ........................... Knoxville, Tennessee Liberal Arfs; '39. AgricuHure Club; Spanish Club President '41-'42; B. S. U. Council, '4I-'42; Chris'rian Service Club. '39-'40-'4l. JEAN WOOLEY .............................. Bristol, Virginia Liberal Arfs; Transfer from Virginia Infermonf College; Member of Biologia, '42-'43. THOMAS ELMO WRIGHT ....................... Memphis, Tennessee Engineering. Seleia Wiseman Thomas Wrighf Sara Willis THE JUNIHRHASS Surviving Jrhe draH and volunfary enlisfmenfs +he Class of '44- illusfra+es well +he old adage survival of Hie fi++es+. Affer +he service claimed numbers of Hie boys. and affer +he service men claimed numbers of We girls. Jrhe remaining members of Hue class. along wi+h +he compensafing +ransfers. refurned +0 school +o play an infegral par+ in +he ac+ivi+ies of Hie Universify. This was evidenced by He large number of vacancies leH by Seniors +0 be filled bvauniors. Few dances have been so Jrhoroughiy enjoyable by so many as +he Junior Prom. Miss Tennessee was chosen from +he ranks of Hie class and lafer was guesf of +he governor of Tennessee. Also if was a girl from +his class who was elecfed presiden+ of Hie Na- +ional Home Economics Club. Many of Jrhis class disfinguished Jrhemselves in afhlefics. On Hie Junior Class res+s double responsibiiiiy. H is +0 +hem +ha+ +he oufgoing Sen- iors presen+ +he dufy and privilege of carrying on H16 +radi+ions 01c +he Universify of Tennessee. H is +0 +bem +ba+ Hie underclassmen look for guidance and inspirafionv. Their influence is keenly felt May +he Class of '44 coliecfiveiy and individually confinue 1'0 Shadow +hyself so as fo give Iighf +0 o+hers. Sam Arnold Arrevia Bayer William Anderson Alice Baker Cooper Alexander Lucy Bagley L'Ene Biggs Anne Breazeale Virginia Bibb Maxine Branfley Douglas Beverly Perry Bingham Helen Ashe Mary Beall Charles Baird Mary Beaver Elizabefh Ausfon Dorofhy Beaver COOPERALEXANDER......... .Agriculfure WILLIAM A. ANDERSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Engineering SAM ARNOLD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Business Administration HELEN ASHE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Business Adminisfraiion ELIZABETH ANN AUSTON . . . . . . . . Home Economics CHARLESBAIRD.4.............. ...............Engineering JUNEBAIRD.......................... .leeralArfs LUCY BAGLEY .Agriculfure ALICEBAKER........... .HomeEconomics ARREVIABAYER........................... ...LiberalAr+s MARY NELLE BEALL .Home Economics DOROTHY BEAVER . Home Economics MARY GLENN BEAVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Business Adminisfraiion . Engineering MELVIN BELLOTT . . DOUGLAS BEVERLY Liberal Arts VIRGINIA BIBB . Liberal Arts L'ENEBIGGS ......4.V................LiberalAr?s PERRY N. BIGHAM . Liberal Ari: MAXINEBRANTLEY............ .HomeEconomics ANNE BREAZEALE . . . . . Home Economics June Baird Melvin BeIIoH BETTY JO BROWN GEORGE CAMPBELL ALVIN F. CANNON MICHAEL CAPENEAR JOHN CARNES G. L. CARTER, JR. JETTER CARTER JOE CARTER EVELYTH CHANDLER CAROLINE CLEMONS GEORGE C. CLEMENT MARY JANE COOK . E. C. CRAFTMAN INEZ CRAIGUE BILL CROSBY ANNE DABBb JOHN C. DABBS JEAN DAIL OLIVER DALE MINOR DENT Joe Carier Inez Craique . Business Administration s...........LiberalArfs s Agriculture . . . . Liberal Arfs . . . . . Business Administration . ....Liberal Arfs . Liberal Aris . Business Administrafion . . Business Adminisfrafion . Home Economics . . Liberal ers . . . .Liberal Arfs ..........4..Engineering . . . Home Economics Engineering Jehe Carter Bill Crosby Evely'rh Chandler Anne Dabbs 92$??? gayo 9;: Caroline Clemens John Dabbs Alvin Cannon 6. L. Carfer, Jr. George Campbell John Carnes Befiy Brown Michael Capenear UNI George Clemeni Jean Dail E. C. Craftman Minor Denf Mary Cook Oliver Dale Pansy Dillard J. C. Dinsmore Dorofhy Doak Marion Ellison Mary Fairbanks Frankie Fonde BeHy Freeman Margaret Freeman Rachelle Fulbright Mary Fulfs PANSY DILLARD J.C.DINSMORE........... DOROTHY DOAK MARION ELLISON MARY FAIRBANKS NINA FIELDS GLADYS FISHER FRANKIE FONDE BETTY JANE FREEMAN . Peggy Gammon George Gleaves Marguerife Gillespie Emily Granger Tom Greene, Jr. Mildred Greenway MARGARET FREEMON MM RACHELLE FULBRIGHT . MARY FULTS MARY E. FUQUA BECKY GABRIEL . . . . PEGGY GAMMON GEORGE GLEAVES MARGUERITE GILLESPIE EMILY GRANGER TOM B. GREENE, JR. MILDRED GREENWAY Nina Fields Mary Fuqua . . . Home Economics . Liberal Ar+s . Educaiion Liberal Aris . Home Economics Home Economics . Liberal Arts . Home Economics . Liberal Arts Home Economics . Liberal Arts . Home Economics . Home Economics . Home Economics . Education . . . . Engineering Liberal Aris . Business Adminisfrafion . Liberal Arfs . Home Economics Gladys Fisher Becky Gabriel MARGARET GRIFFIN DORIS GERNT DOT HALE CHARLOTTE HALL EUGENIA HAMLETT RUTH HARDIN JEWELL HOLTSINGER NOLAN H. HOUSER NINA SUE HUNT JOHN N. HURST JOHN N. HYMAN SUE IRVINE HOMER ISBELL MARGARET JACKSON PAT JACKSON AUDREY JARRATT JOHN JENNINGS A. B. JETT WILLIAM JETER EDWARD JORDAN Jewell Holfsinger Margaret Jackson Nolan Houser Paf Jackson . . . Home Economics ..............LiberalArfs .............LiberalArfs . Home Economics . . . . . . .Liberal Arfs . . . . . Business AdminisfraHon . . . . . Home Economics . Engineering . Home Economics . Liberal Arfs ..............LiberaIArfs ..........Home Economics . . . . Liberal Arfs aniHGQring . . . . Liberal Arts Business Administrafiom; H ..V........Engineering Nina Hun? Audrey Jarraff John Hursf John Jennings Margaret Griffin Charlotte Hall Hi John Hyman A. 8. Jeff Doris Gernf Eugenia Hamlet! Sue Irvine William Jefer Dot Hale Ruth Hardin Homer lsbell Edward Jordan Nancy Johnson Eloise Keaton Beffy Kemmer Richard Koella Sars Le Hardy Robert Lemay Doroihy MaHhews Eimeria McCallum Lois Mariin Margie Mariorell Jane Maffhews William Mayberry s Ester Kennedy Shepherd Kenworfhy Jim Kirkpairick Rudy Klarer Ruby Lewis Elsie Lively Edward LockeH Thomas Mann NANCY JOHNSON ............................ Home Economics ELOISE KEATON . . ........................... Liberal Aris BETTY KEMMER .............................. Home Economics ESTER KENNEDY .............................. Home Economics SHEPHARD KENWORTHY ........................... Engineering JIM KIRKPATRICK ............................... Engineering RUDY KLARER ........................... Business Adminisfraiion RICHARD KOELLA ......................... Business Administration SARS LE HARDY ................................ Liberal Arts ROBERT LEMAY ..... i ........................... Engineering RUBY LEWIS ............................... Home Economics ELSIE LIVELY .................................. Liberal Arts EDWARD LOCKETT ......................... Business Adminisfrafion THOMAS MANN .......................... Business Adminisfrafion LOIS MARTIN ................................. Liberal Arfs MARGIE MARTORELL ............................. Liberal Aris DOROTHY MATTHEWS .......................... Home Economics JANE MATTHEWS ............................ Home Economics WILLIAM MAYEERRY ........................ Business Adminisfrafion ELMERIA McCALLUM ............................. Liberal Arts Mary Meredith Frances Phipps JOHN McCALLIE BETTY MCGEHEE FRANCES McGiNNlS DON McLEAN JOHN McNAMEE MILDRED McPHERSON MARY LOUISE MEREDITH BILL MOFFETT BEN F. MOORE RKAY MOORE JEAN MORROW BILL MURRELL CARRIE PEDIGO FRANCES PH I PPS IVA PICKENS MELBA POWELL CHARLES PUGH MYRA PURCELL CREED REAGAN WILLIAM M. REDDING Bill Moffeff Iva Pickens . Business Administrafion , Liberal Arfs . Educafion . Business Adminisirafion . Business Adminisfrafion . Home Economics . Home Economics . Business Administrafion sggyx z W m $33: 4 w W am mm B Business Adminisfraiion aw . Engineering John McCallie Don McLean Beify McGehee . . . . . . . . . . . . Liberal Arts John McNamee B Engineering . . . . . . . Educaiion i Business Adminisira'rion K . Lib val Aris . Agriculiure N I . Engineering; i Bill Murrell Creed Rueagan Jean Morrow Myra Purcell Ben Moore Melba Powell Ray Moore Charles Pugh Frances McGinnis Mildred McPherson Carrie Pedigo William Redding L. L. Reed Leon Seahorn Bill Regenold Frances Sea? Dorothy Sisk Jesse Smith Ray Sfamey Jody Timmons Thomas SIedge R. C. SmHh Emerson Sfewarf Mary Swafford Jane Rogers Jule Sewell Esfon Smifh John SmHh Jeanne Sfrickland Hazel Templeton Violef Rodefer Roberf Shannon L.L.REED.......... BILL REGENOLD JANE ROGERS VIOLET RODEFER LAWSON SAFLEY ARCHIE SANFORD NANCY SCHETTLER LEON SEAHORN FRANCES SEAT JULE SEWELL ROBERT SHANNON ROY SHERROD JACK SHINN DOROTHY SISK THOMAS C. SLEDGE ESTON SMITH JESSE H. SMITH JOHN F. SMITH R. C. SMITH . . RAY STAMEY EMERSON STEWART . . JEANNE STRICKLAND . MARY ELIZABETH SWAFFORD Archie Sanford Lawson Safley Roy Sherrod Jack Shinn . Business Administration . Engineering . Home Economics . Educaiion . Agriculture . Agriculfure . Liberal Arfs . AgricuHure . Home Economics . Home Economics . Agriculfure Liberal Arfs . Business Adminisirafion . Liberal Arfs . Business Administrafion . Agriculfure . Agricul'rure . Liberal Ads . Liberal Arfs . Agriculfure . Agriculture . Home Economics . . . Education Nancy Schaffler Jack Shinn Lillian Von Bramer Bef'ry WhHworfh HAZEL TEMPLETON . JODY TIMMONS ROBERT TRAVIS DERWARD TRENT- JANE TRENT LOIS UNDERWOOD HELEN VAUGHN WILLIAM VAUGHN LILLIAN VON BRAMER BILLIE WALKER DOROTHY SUE WALKER BUDDY WARREN ELEANOR WATERS TOMMY WATKINS EUGENE WHITE BETTY ANN WHITWORTH JO ANNE WILLIAMSON JANE WITT S. R. WOOD JEAN WYRICK BOB YOUNG Billie Walker Jo Anne Williamson Doroihy Walker Jane WiH . Home Economics . Home Economics . Business Administrafion . Agriculfure . Home Economics . Home Economics . Home Economics . AgriculWre . Li beral Arfs . Liberal Arfs . Home Economics . Liberal Arts . Home Economics Business Adminisfraiion . Engineering . Engineering . Home Economi . Business Administration Buddy Warren 5. R. Wood ybw W538 . s Roberf Travis Derward Trent Jane Trent Lois Underwood Helen Vaughn William Vaughn UNI Eleanor Wafers Tommy Wafkins Jean Wyrick Bob Young Eugen! Whife x v w WW. y WK 3?! 1 er THE SHPHUMHHE CLASS GeHing 0H +0 a musical s+ar+ during Orien+a+ion Week +he Sophomore class be- lied ifs song Jrifle of He Sophomore Slump. and really seHled down +0 a busy year of college work. Like oJrher classes. +he Sophomore's. +00, were sadly deplefed by +he calling of +he Enlis+ed Reserve and Hue Air Corps Reserve in early spring. The Z-A's and Pre-medics carried on +he Jrradifions of +he second-year class in fine fashion. The dear+h of upperclassmen broughf many members of +his war-Hme class +0 high campus offices. 8qu if musf be said +ha+ +he Sophomores arose +0 Hwe occasion nobly. and dis- charged +he dufies of +hose offices wifh greaf dignHy and a favor no+ dimmed by lack of experience. All +hese newly-acquired responsibilHies gave Hue Class of '45 a wonderful opporfunify +0 display ifs falenfs JroviJrs superiors. H is wifh pride +ha+ +he s+uden+s of +he Universi+y can poinf +0 H1e Sophomores and give +hem well- deserved praise for a iob well done.'l Alex Armsirong Kafhleen Arnold BeHy Bafson BeHy Bauer Jesse Appling Evelyn Bassi Rufh Bonner Ruih Brakebill John Bodwell Don Bossom Dorofhy Bond Virginia Bradford Mary Arnold Bob Baggage Helene Bales P. W. Bell Lillian Bergey Marie Bianconi JESSE APPLING ................................. Agriculture ALEX ARMSTRONG ............................... Engineering KATHLEEN ARNOLD .............................. Liberal Arfs MARY NELLE ARNOLD ............................. Liberal Arfs BOB BAGGAGE .......................... Business Adminisfrafion HALENE BALES ................................. Liberal Arfs BETTY BARNES .............................. Home Economics EVELYN BASSI ................................. Liberal Am BETTY BATSON .................................. Educalion BETTY BAUER ............................ Business Adminisfrafion P. W. BELL ................................... Liberal Arfs LILLIAN BERGEY ................................ Liberal Arfs MARIE BIANCONI ............................ Home Economics MILTON BLACKWELL .............................. Agriculfure JOHN EODWELL ............................... Libaral Arts DOROTHY BOND ............................. Home Economics RUTH BONNER .............................. Home Economics DON BOSSOM ................................. Engineering VIRGINIA BRADFORD ............................. Liberal Arfs RUTH BRAKEBILL ............................. Home Economics Betty Barnes Milton Blackwell TRULABRIDGES..............................HomeEconomics ROBERTBRIER..... ...........................LiberalArts MAR-YELIZABETHBROWN........................HomeEconomics FRED BUDDE ......................... ...,...Engineering O.D.BUTTERICK,JR............,.. ............ LiberaIAr's EMALEECALDWELL.... ........,....... .......LiberalArfs JAMESCAMPBELL.......,...., ........... .....LiberalArfs STEVECARROLL .... ......Engineering HUMBERTOCIORDIA ... .,............ ....,.....LiberaIAris NELLECLAGETT...................... ....,....LiberalArfs MARY JAMES CLARK..,... .....,. ............Home Economics Trula Bridges Rober+8rier Marv Brown Fred Budde O.D.Bu?'rerick,Jr. Emihe Caldwell RICHARD CLEMENT ..,.......,... .. ......, ....Angcquure . CARL CLIFT . Engineering RUTH ANN COCHRAN LILLIE COFFMAN JOE COMBS MARY E. COPELAND MARY ALICE CROWELL HOYT CURTIS . . Liberal Ags ROBERTH.DALE... ...... ................... .LiberaIAr9s James Campbell Steve Carroll Humberfc Ciordia Nelle ClageH Mary Clark Richard Clemenf Carl Clift Ruth Cochran Lillie Coffman Joe Combs Mary Copeland Mary Crowell Hoyt Curtis Roberf Dale hi; i BeHy Daugherfy Carroll Davenporf Tupper Dooley Imogene DuBoise Billie Duncan Mary Edingfon Dick Edwards Jean Emerf Harley Erb Jimmy Ferguson Ramon Fieids CharloHe Folkner Mary Forfney Rosemary Fourman Bill Gideon Abernathy Graham Frances Gafes Cleo Gladdish Jean Fulfon Thelma Gill sf. BETTY DAUGHERTY CARROLL DAVENPORT TU PPER DOOLEY lMOGENE DuBOlSE BILLIE JEANNE DUNCAN MARY ELIZABETH EDINGTON DICK EDWARDS JEAN EMERT HARLEY ERB JIMMY FERGUSON RAMON HOYLE Fl ELDS CHARLOTTE FOLKNER MARY ALICE FORTNEY ROSEMARY FOURMAN JEAN FULTON FRANCES GATES BILL GIDEON THELMA GILL CLEO GLADDISH ABERNATHY GRAHAM . Home Economics . Business Adminisfrafion , Home Economics . Educaiion . Business Administration . Home Economics . Business Administration . Home Economics . Engineering i Business Adminisirafion , Business Administrafion . Home Economics . Home Economics . Liberal Arts . Home Economics . Business Administraiion . Engineering . Liberal Arfs . Liberal Arfs i Engineering RUTH GRAHAM ERNEST GRIGGS NANCY GROOMS DOUGLAS GUNN WILLIAM HAMILTON BETTY J. HAMILTON WILMA HANKINS DICK HART CHARLES H. HARTY ELIZABETH HAYES JOHN HENDRICK M. E. HEN EGAR STANLEY HILLIS LOIS JANE HOEHLE JIMMY HODGE TOM HOLLINGSWORTH DORIS HOSKINS DOROTHY HOSKINS KENNETH HUMPHRYS LCHUNTER Wilma Hankins Lois Hoehle . Liberal Arts . Agriculfure s Business Administration . Engineering . Agriculfure . Liberal Arfs . Educafion s Liberal Ads . Engineering . s . . Liberal Arts Nancy Grooms Beity Hamilton Rufh Graham Douglas Gunn Ernesf Griggs William Hamilton . Engineering s77, . . . . . . Engineering . Liberal Arts , Home Economics . Business Admtfmsfrafion h, PH John Hendrick Dorothy Hoskins . Liberal Arts Stanley Hillis L. C. Hunter M. E. Henegar Kenndh Humphrys Elizabeth Hayes Doris Hoskins Dick Harf Jimmy Hodge Charles Harfy Tom Holllngsworfh WV , w M m a? Jack Hurf H. G Jacoway Julie Jennings Adele Kennedy Nora Key Charlyne King Harmon Long Ira Long Billy Loveday Pafricia Lowry Elizabeth McCampbeIl Rose McClamrock myam 3 4sta s q , L56 W533 ' 4a Vivian Jordan Margaref Keller BeHy Jernigan Ernestine Jordan Fred Lang Suzanne Lipscomb JACK HURT ................................... Engineering H. G. JACOWAY .......................... Business AdministraHon JULIE JENNINGS .............................. Liberal Arfs BETTY ANN JERNIGAN ...................... Business Administration ERNESTINE JORDAN .......................... Home Economics VIVIAN JORDAN ............................. Home Economics MARGARET KELLER ............................ Home Economics ADELE KENNEDY ......................... Home Economics NORA GRAY KEY .......................... Business Administrafion CHARLYNE KING ............................. Home Economics FRED LANG ............................. Business Adminisfrafion SUZANNE LIPSCOMB .......................... Home Economics HARMON LONG ................................ Liberal Arts IRA LONG ..................... . . . . .......... Engineering BILLY LOVEDAY ................................ Engineering PATRICIA LOWRY ................... . ....... Home Economics ELIZABETH McCAMPBELL ........................... Liberal Arts ROSE McCLAMROCK ............. . ............. Home Economics SHERRYMcCLELLANs.............................LiberaiArfs VIOLETMcLEAN......................,..u.......Educafion ALMA LOUISE McNATT.......................Business Adminisfrafion HUGH McCAULEY .....,...................Business Adminisfraiion BECKYMANKIN.....u........i.,............HomeEconomics CHARLESMANN...........................,,.,iLiberaIArfs JAMESMANN......,...,......k...........u.,.LiberaIArfsi CHARLESMARTIN..,.......,..,..........ii....LiberaIArfs MARYMARTIN..i...........,.,....ii......HomeEconomics RAMONA MARTIN u...............................Educaiion 5:22;: 11:25:; Vialiiimmi: glmflrmax C. A. MASSEY .Engineering RUFULYN MATTHEWS . . . Business Adminisfrafion WILLIAM MERRITT . Business Adminisirafion BARBARA MERTZ DORIS METHIN MARJORIE GRAY MICHAELS .Home Economics JOHN F. MILLER . Business Adminisirafi ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY ..,............,..........Liberal Ans Mary Mariin Ramona Mar+in C. A. Massey Rufulyn Matthews William Merrm James Mann Charles Marfin Barbara Merfz Doris Mefhin Mariorie Michaels John Miller Elizabeth Monfgomery um Km $13M, v23 W sum ziwx Mm James Norma n BeHy Paifon Lawson Myers, Jr. Mary Pardue Doroihy Nichols Hamilton Parks Wifhers Peebles Thomas Pomeroy Nancy Peeples MarieHa Pickens Jack Peeples Barbara Perkins 92-h? ' Kay Ogden Howard Noyes Lucille Nunn Jean Patton Laura Payne LAWSON H. MYERS, JR. ........................... Liberal Am DOROTHY NICHOLS ........................... Home Economics JAMES NORMAN ................................ Liberal Aris HOWARD E. NOYES .............................. Liberal Arts LUCILLE NUNN .............................. Home Economics KAY OGDEN ................................... Agriculture JANE OSBORN .................................. Education MARY LOUISE PARDUE ............................ Liberal Ads HAMILTON PARKS ............................... Agriculture BETTY PATTON ................................. Education JEAN PATTON ........................... Business Adminisfrafion LAURA PAYNE .............................. Home Economics JACK PEEPLES ...................... Business Administration NANCY PEEPLES ................................ Liberal Arts WITHERS PEEBLES ............................... Agriculfure BARBARA PERKINS ............................... Liberal Am MARIETTA PICKENS ............................. Liberal Arfs THOMAS POMEROY .............................. Engineering Jane Osborn BeHy Schaeffer ANN REDMOND W. H. REEDER, JR. JAMES RICE DEWEY R. ROARK. JR. W. B. ROBI NSON HAROLD ROWLAN D BETTY SAN DS BETTY AN NE SCHAEFFER ROBERT SCHWALB MAURICE SEGAL CHARLOTTE ANN SHEA PYHLLIS SHERRILL JOE SHIRES . . . . ED SHUCK . . AGNES SMITH DOUGLAS SMITH MONTIE SMITH FRANCES SPAHR BeHy Sands Roberi Schwalb Ed Shuck . Business Ad . Business Adminisfrafion . Liberal Arfs . Engineering . Business Administration , Business Adminisfrafion . Liberal Arfs . Liberal Arfs . Home Economics s . Engineering . Liberal Aris . . Liberal Arts . . Home Economics . Business AdministraHon dminisfrafion . . . Liberal Arf . . . . . . . Liberal Aris Maurice Segal Agnes Smith Ann Redmond Dewey Roark, Jr. PH CharloHe Shea Douglas Smith W. H. Reeder, Jr. W. B. Robinson Phyllis Sherrill Montie Smith James Rice rold Row Joe Shires Frances Spahr William Swain Jane Sfaplefon Lois Stamps Doug Sievenson at i' ir 1k Peggy Speir Ray Spiney M. Siallings. Jr Jeannie Tafum Ben Tesferman Pairicia Trigg PEGGYSPEIR ...... .......Home Economics RAYSPINEY..... ................. ..... ...Engineerlnq MARSHALL STALLINGS, JR. ...................,. ....Agriculiure JANESTAPLETON . ...........: . .. ... .... HomeEconomics LOIS STAMPS ........,......... .... ......HomeEconomics DOUG STEVENSON ..... ........ . ...... ... .LiberalArts WILLIAM H. SWAIN .. . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . .Business AdministraHOn Martha Turner Sarah Underwood Beffy TufHe JEANNIE PAT TATUM .V . - . ' . ' . . ' .Home Economics Mary Van Horn Rufh Von Bramer Mary Vaughan BEN TESTERMAN .. . . . . . . . . , . . . . . A . . . . . BusinessAdminis1rafion PATRICIA TRIGG . . . . .. .. . . . , . . . . . . .. ..BusinessAdminisfra1ion MARTHATURNER. .................... .. ,..HomeEconomics BETTYANNTUTTLE . ..... ..... ................LiberalArTs SARAHJOUNDERWOOD...........................LiberalArfs MARYLOUVANHORN.. ............A ..,. .... .LiberaIArfs MARY ANN VAUGHAN..., ......... .......... ..Home Economics RUTH VON BRAMER ..... . . . . . . . . ......... . . Business Adminisfrafion BARBARA VOORHEES HENRY WADE RUTH WALDROP EDiTH WALKER RU BY WALRAVEN . Home Economics . Business Administraiion . Education . . Home Economics . Home Economics JOEWEBB......... ...... ... .........,....LiberaIArts MARYWEBB........., ............. ......,HomeEccnomics ERNESTWEEKS.. Engineering BARBARA WHITE Home Economics Barbara voo'hees Hemywade Rm Wa'd'OP Edith Walker Ruby Walraven PEGGY WHITE . . . . . Home Economics CONSTANCE WILBANKS . . . Home Economics MARY WILDER . Business isfrafion WIGGINS WILDER KATHERINE WISEMAN JIMMYWORDEN. ,..,..,. ..... P H EMILYJOWRIGHT .. ..... .. , .. ........... LibaraIAr?s Consfance Wilbanks Mary Wilder Wiggins Wilder Mary Webb Ernes? Weeks Barbara WhHe Peggy Whiie Ka1herinc Wiseman Jimmy Worden Emily Wrighf ,3 x gswwww The currenf crop of Freshmen enlered +he Universify under a qreafer menl'al sfrain perhaps. Jrhan any ofher Freshman class in +he lasf generalion. The prospecl of being draHed was very real and very near lo af leasl all 01c +he male sludenls and +ha+ no doubt was one of Jrhe maior reasons for +he slighfly diminished size of +his year's class. Many freshmen sfarled in accordance wi+h Jrhe Accelerafecl War Program of +he Uni- versi+y and regis+ered for Jrhe Summer Term. Anofher noficeable fac'r abouf +he Class of '46 was +he defermined manner wi+h which +he members Jrook up l'heir academic fasks. Perhaps a realizafion of Jrhe serious- ness of +he war sifualion prompleol Jrhis. bmL whafever Jrhe cause mighf have been. +he +rend in regis+ra+ion was definilely foward +he more difficull and lechnical subiec'rs. The College of Engineering was liferally swamped by +he large number of embryo slide- rule experfs. and rafher amazed al' Jrhe appearance of a few young ladies opera+ing lafhes and fransils. Al+hough hampered by demands of +he even more serious-minded professors. +he members of Jrhe freshman class have managed +0 have +heir fun. The annual dance held during Freshman Week sfarfed +he ball rolling. and +he appearance of a large num- ber of freshmen in all campus achHies speaks well for +hem. We all look +0 +hese men and women. +he class of '46, +0 carry on +he +radi+ions of Jrhe Universify of Tennessee. Ludwell Alexander Emy Allen Jean Anderson Lena Ailor Christine Anderson Mafha Archer Marfha Baker Winifred Baker Ace Baker Ray Baker Rufh Baker J. T. Bailey Ethelynn Allen Jack Armsfrong LENA KATE AILOR LUDWELL ALEXAN DER EMY ALLEN ETHELYNN ALLEN MARJORIE ALLEN HELEN ALLRED MARY KATE AKIN CHRISTINE ANDERSON JEAN ANDERSON MARTHA ARCHER JACK ARMSTRONG BILL ARNETT BETTY BAILEY J. T. BAILEY Js T. BAILEY ACE BAKER MARTHA BAKER RAY BAKER RUTH BAKER WINIFRED BAKER Maricrie Allen Bill ArneH Helen Allred BeH'y Bailey Mary Akin J T. Bailey . Liberal Arfs , s Engineering . Home Economics Home Economics . Home Economics . Home Economics . Home Economics . Liberal Arts . , Home Economics . Business Administration s Engineering . Liberal Arfs . Liberal Arfs . Engineering . . Agriculfure . Liberal Arts . Business Administration . Business Administration . Educafion . . Education EUGENEBARNETT........ ..... .,................Agriculfure LEON BARNETT . . . . . . ....... . ..... . ..... . . . . . . Engineering MAY BASS Home Economics J. FRED BAUMANN . . . , . s . . . . . . . . . s . . . . . s . . Business Adminisfrafion SELENE BESHMAN .................s..ss.,...,,..LiberaIArfs BOBBERIGIN..s.s.... ...................s....LiberaIArls MYRON BICHON ..... ,ss.....,..,Engineerinq KATEBIGGER,,4...s....s......... ...... ....,LiberalArfs MYRABLACK..s.,..s,.,..,,.s.,s....s.......LiberalAr?s WESTELLABONE . ,...s.......s....,....s.Educafion $5: ROSE BORING s . . , s . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . ....... , . . , s Educafion Eugene BarneH Leon Barnett May Bass JJFred Baumann Selene Beshman Bob Bergin FRANCESBOWEN,..,s..s..,.ss............s.HomeEconomics CHARLES BRAKEBILL : .AgricuHure I JAMES BRANNUM ,.. ...s$.. .Enghemhq s 5s' BARBARA BRESNAHAN YVONNE BRICHETTO HAGAN BMGHT .s....IC. ....y. FANNIE BROUGHTON BLISS BROWN DOYBROWNs..s........................s.....LiberalArfs Myron Bichon Kaie Bigger Myra Black Wesiella Bone Rose Boring Frances Bowen Charles BrakebiH James Brannum Barbara Breshnahan Yvonne Bricheffo Hagan Brighf Fannie Broughfon Bliss Brown Dot Brown $ m $9.?ng Fa g a w Kendrick Brown Frances Brown Leon Burnett Edward Brown Annie BurneH James BurdeHe Cecil Canfrell Billy Caldwell David Carringfon Lou Card H Thelma Brown Olene Burrows y W gwah W Henry Buchanan Lorene Bryan Fred Cagle Thomas Brown Mary Byerley Bill Butler EDWARD BROWN ............................... Liberal Ari: FRANCES ANN BROWN ............................ Liberal Arts KENDRACK BROWN ......................... Business Administraiion THELMA BROWN .......................... Business Administration THOMAS BROWN ............................... Engineering LORENE BRYAN .............................. Home Economics ........................ Business Administration HENRY BUCHANAN JAMES BURDETTE ................................ Enginuerlng ANNIE LEE BURNETT ............................... Educafion LEON BURNETT ................................. Engineering OLENE BURROWS .......................... Home Economics BILL BUTLER .................................. Engineering MARY JEAN BYERLEY .......................... Home Economics FRED CAGLE .................................. Liberal Arts BILLY CALDWELL ............................... Liberal Arfs CECIL CANTRELL ............................... Liberal Arfs FRANKLIN CANTRELL ............................ Engineering LOU FAYE CARD ................................. Educafion DAVID CARRINGTON .............................. Educafion GENEVA CAUSBY ............................. Home Economics HELEN CHAMBERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s , . . . . . s . . . Business Administrafion JACKCHAMBLIN ........,....,..,..............Enqineering BARBARACLARK..,.............. .,s.....,.....LiberalArfs FREDCLAYTON......s,ss.....s.,..s......,....,LiberalAris JOE COCHRAN ......,.....s...s.,..Business Adminisfrafion JOHN COCHRAN ...,.,....ss.......s..Engineering H.G.COKER...,.....s.s.s......,s.........LiberalArts CARLTONCOOK..s....s,......,....s..ss,....Engineering DOTCOOK..s..,.....,....s.,,...Hs.,....HomeEconomics JIMMYCONN .....,...,H....s......sLibera!Arfs JOHN COOPER L'bera'Am Helen Chambers JackChamblin Barbara Clark Fred Clayfon Joe Cochran :nghn Cochrars NANCYCONN..............................HomeEconomics JOHNCOX.........4.,. . Engineering BARBARA JEAN CROSS . . . . Q; . . .Liberal Arts WILLIAM CUMMINGS LINDELL DAVIDSON IRENE DAVIS . . . WILLIAM EVERETT DAVIS, JR. JEAN DELANEY . . . . Home EccnomichyJ' m BOBDENDER........,.........................Engineering H. G. Coker Carlfon Cook Do? Cook Jimmy Conn John Cooper Nancy Conn John Cox Barbara Cross William Cummings Lindell Davidson Irene Davis William Davis, Jr. Jean DeLaney Bob Dender 193; i Q5: James Doran Frieda Fowler Barbara Dodson Iris Faul kner George Dinwiddie Phillip Farris Reid Gibson Frances Gilmore Jean Giesler Thomas Gilmore Bill Ghormley Barbara Gillespie Jesse Dukeminier Marie Ellis Breck Ellison John Evans Jackie Fowler Joe Freedman Dale Fulfs Sanfmd Garner GEORGE DINWIDDIE ........................ Business Administration BARBARA DODSON ............................ Home Economics JAMES DORAN ................................ Liberal Aris JESSE DUKEMINIER .............................. Liberal Arfs MARIE ELLIS ............................... Home Economics BRECK ELLISON .......................... Business Administraiicn JOHN A. EVANS ............................... Engineering PHILLIP FARRIS ................................. Agriculture IRBIS FAULKNER .......................... Business Administration FRIEDA FOWLER ............................ Home Economics JACKIE FOWLER ................................. Education JOE FREEDMAN ................................ Liberal Aris DALE FULTS .................................. Liberal Arfs SANFORD GARNER .............................. Liberal Arfs BILL GHORMLEY ............................... Engineering REID GIBSON .................................. Engineering JEAN GIESLER ................................. Engineering BARBARA GILLESPIE .............................. Liberal Ar'rs FRANCES GILMORE .............................. Liberal Arfs THOMAS GILMORE .............................. Engineering JAMES GIST ............................ Business Administrafion WARREN GHEEN ................................ Engineering ANITA GOINS ............. . . . . ......... Business Administrafion CHARLES GOLDEN .............................. Engineering SARA GRAHAM ....................... , ......... Liberal Arts HERBERT GRAY .............. . . .......... Business Administraiion PHYLLIS GRAY .......................... Business Adminisfrafion KIRBY GRIFFIN ................................. Engineering A. C. GRUBB ........ . . i ...................... Engineering RAYMOND HAIR .............................. Liberal Arts SIDNEY HALL ................................. Engineering Chan? :15an Y:r';e 6:::; $$$Zf$rx ROSABELLE HAM ......... Business Adminisirafion i I ................. Business Adminisfrafion MILDRED HAMMOCK THURMAN HARDIN CHARLES HARR BETTY LEE HARRIS JESSIE LOU HARRIS BEN HARRISON . . . . . .Liberal Am JOHN HART . . Business Administrafio CHARLIE HARTMAN ............................... Educafion Phyllis Gray Kirby Griffin A. C. Grubb Raymond Hair Sidney Hall Rosabelie Hamm Mildred Hammock Thurman Hardin Charles Harr Befiy Harris Jessie Harris Ben Harrison John Hart Charlie Hariman Bill Hariz BeHy Jane Hicks George Hubbard Billy lkard Carolyn Hufchinson Ann Haygood Joe Higgs Phyllis Inman Sally Haynes Lester Hill Priscilla Hunh'ngfon Anne James Jeanne Hedrick Sue Hill BILL HARTZ . . . . ANN HAYGOOD SALLY PAT HAYN ES JEANNE HEDRICK CHARLES HENDRIX FRANCES HESS BETTY HICKS . BETTY JANE HICKS JOE HIGGS LESTER HILL . . . . SUE HILL MILTON HINSHAW LYNN HOSKINS BEN S. HOWARD GEORGE HUBBARD Charles Hendrix Milton Hinshaw CAROLYN HUTCHINSON PR-ISCILLA HUNTINGTON BILLY IKAR'D PHYLLIS INMAN . ANNE JAMES . . Frances Hess Lynn Hoskins . Engineering . Education . Home Economics Business Administration . Agriculfure . Home Economics . Home Economics . Home Economics . Engineering . Business Administration . Home Economics . Engineering . Engineering . Engineering Business Administration Business AdministraHon . Liberal Arfs . Liberal Arfs s Home Economics . Home Economics BeHy Hicks Ben Howard URSULA JOHNSON . . BILLY JONES . . . . . . LAMAR JONES MARJORIE DEAN JONES . THOMAS JONES JANE JORDAN BETH KEELER . . . . RUTH KEMP GROVER KERBAUGH DAVIS KERR CARLKINCAID.......... KENNETH KITE JOELAY.......... ELIZABETH LEE . . . . . JEAN LEINART . . . . . . POLLY LEINART R. H. LEONARD, JR. CAROL LEVENSTEIN LEON LEWIS PEGGY LILLARD . . , . . . . Be'rh Keeler Ruth Kemp EIiIabefh Lee Jean Leinarf ...............LiberalArts . Engineering . . . s . . . . Business Adminisfrafion . Home Economics . . Engineering . Home Economics . . Home Economics . . . . . . . . . Business AdminisfraHon . . . . . . . Engineering . . . . . . . . . Business Administration ...............Engineering ..........Engineering Business Administraflon 164 . . . . . . . . . Home Economics Grover Kerbauqh Davis Kerr Polly Leinarf R. H. Leonardl Jr. W'L'rfh :1 ? '1' Ursula Johnson Mariorie Jones Carl Kincaid Carol Levensfein Billy Jones Thomas Jones Kenneth Kife Leon Lewis Lamar Jones Jane Jordan Joe Lay Peggy Lillard $5 : Edwin LiHon Ruth Maples Chesferlynn Looper Robed Mauk Dooley Lofhrop Virginia Maxwell Richard McCleary Kennefh McCown Jean McClannahan Edward McConnell James McCallum Carolyn McConnell Wigggfyv Frances Lovingood Sally Mayberry EDWIN LITTON CHESTERLYNN LOOPER DOOLEY LOTHROP FRANCES LOVINGOOD JEANNE MacWHIRTER SAM MALONEY GEORGELLA MANKIN RUTH MAPLES . . . . . ROBERT L. MAUK VIRGINIA MAXWELL SALLY JANE MAYBERRY JANE McAFEE FRANCES McAMIS BRUCE McARTHUR JAMES R. McCALLUM JEAN McCLANNAHAN RICHARD McCLEARY u CAROLYN MCCON NELL EDWARD MCCONN ELL KENNETH McCOWN Jane McAfee 3;? Jeanne MacWhirfer Sam Maloney Frances McAmis ....... Engineering . Liberal Arfs . Liberal Arfs . Liberal Ar'rs . Liberal Arts . . Liberal Arts . Business Administration . Home Economics . . Engineering . Home Economics . . Home Economics . Home Economics . . Home Economics . . Engineering . Engineering . Liberal Arts . . Engineering s Business Adminisfraiion , Business Administrafion . . Liberal Arts Geargella Mankin Bruce McArihur HAROLD MCCOY ............................... Engineering WILMA MCDONALD ........................ Business Adminisfrafion JOSEPH B. McMILLAN .......... . ................ Liberal Arfs ELEANOR McNElL ............................ Home Economics JAMES M. MEEK. JR. ............................. Engineering THOMAS E. MERCER .............................. Engineering FRANCES MILLIKAN .............................. Liberal Aris MARY FRANCES MILLS ........................... Liberal Arts MARGIE MOORE ................................ Liberal Arfs MARY FRANCES MOORE ......................... Home Economics WALTER MOORE ................................ Liberal Arts Harold McCoy Willma McDonald Joseph McMillan Eleanor McNeil James Meek. Jr. Ibbmas Margy- ED MORGAN ............... Liberal Arfs J NANCY MORGAN . . Home Economics DOROTHY MORRIS JOHN MOSELY ...... GINGER MOSS ..... 1 JAMES MURPHY MARIAN NEWMAN ALLEN NICHOLS . . . . . ........... Liberal A'ffs , . W GENEVA OGLE . . ............................. Liberal Arfs Frances Millikan Mary Mills Margie Moore Mary Moore WaHer Moore Ed Morgan Nancy Morgan Dorothy Morris John Mosely Ginger Moss James Murphy Marian Newman Allen Nichols Geneva Ogle ngay Ann Oglefree Mariha Pearman Betfy Proctor Jean Rawls ,WM , g; Richard Owen Evelyn Pearson Wal'rer Raines Jack Reed Joyce Owens Joan Perrin Mary Rainey Wanda Reed Mary Padgeff Nancy Poage ANN OGLETREE RICHARD OWEN JOYCE OWENS MARY LOUISE PADGETT DON L. PARRISH RICHARD PATTON MARGARET PEACOCK MARTHA LEE PEARMAN EVELYN PEARSON JOAN PERRIN NANCY JANE POAGE LEWIS R. POLK BETTY JO POWERS MARGARET PRINCE BETTY PROCTOR WALTER J. RAI NES MARY ANN RAINEY JEAN ELLEN RAWLS JACK REED WAN DA NAN REED Don Pa rrish Lewis Polk k Richard Paffon Margaref Peacock Beffy Powers Margaref Prince . Home Economics . 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SHULTZ .......................... Home Economics Mgrriggekggwfk Vn'al'rm $221359 Rifhaggozogngon SUSAN SIMPSON .............. :V, .1, 1 ........... Home Economics . ROBERT SIMS ........... ............ - ...... Engineering JUNE SMALLEY ........ '14 ll MILDRED SMITH f , U SHIRLEY SM1TH DELIGHT SNYDER DONALD SOEFKER 5 BETTY JANE STANLEY ......... . .. . . . . 1.. .......... Libera! Arfs FRANCES STEPHENSON ......................... Home Economics Eve Sanders Jean Sharp Bill Shelton John SheHon Elizabeth 511qu Susan Simpson Robert Sims June Smalley Mildred Smi1h Shirley Smifh Delighf Snyder Donald Soefker Be11y Sfanley Frances Sfephenson 2'??ng BeHy Sierling Eliza befh Terry Jim Tuholski Elizabeth Vaughan Elizabeth Wallender Margaref Sfewart Louis Thamer Colin Valentine Mary Vineyard Calvin WaHer Bob SummiH Frances Thomas James VanCleave Fred Walker Naf Wafkins Grace Suiherland Evelyn Thomason BETTY JO STERLING MARGARET STEWART BOB SUMMITT . . . . . GRACE SUTHERLAN D JIM TALLEY .. WILLIAM K. TATE LILLIAN RAY TAYLOR ELIZABETH TERRY LOUIS THAMER FRANCES THOMAS EVELYN THOMASON BETTY ANN THOMPSON W. I. THORNTON FELIX TRUSS JIM TUHOLSKI COLIN L. VALENTINE JAMES F. VAN CLEAVE ELIZABETH VAUGHAN MARY NELL VINEYARD FRED WALKER Jim Talley Beffy Tho'mpson ELIZABETH ANN WALLENDER CALVIN WALTER NAT WATKINS William Tate Lillian Taylor W. l. Thornton Felix Truss . Engineering . Liberal Arts . Business Adminisirafion s Home Economics . Business Adminisfrafion . Liberal Aris . Home Economics . Home Economics , Engineering . Home Economics . Liberal Arfs . Home Economics . Engineering s Engineering , Liberal Arfs . Engineering . Engineering s EducaHon s Home Economics s Engineering s Liberal Aris . Liberal Arfs . Liberal Arfs HARRI ET WATSON NELL WEAKLEY JACK WEATHERFORD ANN WEBB KATH LEEN WEBB GUY WEBB BEN WELCH BOB S. WHITE JOHNNY WHITE ELM ER WILLCOXEN ELEANOR WILHOIT GLADYS WILKINSON ADA WILLIAMS JERRY WILLIAMS IONE WISHART THELMA WITTEN ELIZABETH WOLFKI EL PAUL WRIGHT CAROLYN WRINKLE BETTY WYLIE EDWINNA WYNNE SARA YOUNG Elmer Wilcoxen Elizabefh Wolfkiel y w w , Eleanor Wilhoif Paul Wright B Isiness . Business Gladys Wilkinson Carolyn Wrinkle . Home Economics . Business Rdminisfration . Engineering . Home Economics Adminisfrafion . Engineering AgricuHure . Engineering . Engineering . Engineering . . Home Economics . Business Adminisfrafion , Home Economics Adminisirafion . Home Economics . Liberal Arts . Home Economics . . Engineering ............ Liberal Arfs . Home Economics . Educafion , . Home Economics Ada Williams BeHy Wylie w. ? , 2m. 4 m. mam Harriet Watson Nell Weakley Jack Weafherford Ann Webb Kafhleen Webb Guy Webb Ben Weich Bob Whife Johnny WhHe Jerry Williams lone Wisharf Thelma WiHen m ,4 Mr; W4 $9? Edwinna Wynne Sara Young H T a; g; Q j: Climaxing +he I943 Beau+y Ball. Miss Frankie. Fonde was proclaimed Miss Tennessee a+ in+ermis- 3: sion. FrankieI a Junior in Home Economics. 'From Knoxville, was chosen over Harrie'r Chapin, Home Ec Senior, also from Knoxville. The '43 Miss Tennessee. brown-haired, laughing- eyed, vivaciousl was presen+ed wi+h a crown bear- ing +he symbol of H19 s+a+e and a bouque+ of whife carnafions. Frankie is presiden+ of bo+h +he naHonal and local Home Economics Clubs. a Chi Omega, mem- ber of Mor+ar Board. Omicron NuI and +he W. S. G. A. Council. LeH: Frankie Fonde. Miss Tennessee, '43. Top Lef't: The coronaHon. Top Righf: Winner and Runner up. Lower Righf: Publicify. Dean SmHh Presenfs Who's Who THE g? X i; 3 i? zg $ a+ ln+ermission. M. C. Trenf wifh Beaufies. In+roduced by Manager-Masfer-of-Ceremonies William F. Tren+ hall him BiIU. +he eigh+-some mos+ beau+iful of Tennessee's girIs-represen+a+ives of sorori+ies and I. S. O.'s alike, were presen+ed +0 +he s+uden+ body ai' +he Second Annual Vol- un'reer Beau+y Ball. A commiHee of judges composed O'F ari', beaufy, and phofography cri+ics se- lecfed +he +wen+y-four mos+ beaufiful from +heir personal appearance and pho+o- graphs. Picfures of +he +wen+y-+'our were senf +0 Madam Helena Rubensfein. na- +ionally known beau+y crific, who chose +he full page pic+ures +ha+ follow as Ten- nessee's six mos+ beaufHuI. The Twen+y-four Beaufies. Mia: Tennessee and Hie 24 Chosen. Tee Trips. 29 I9 N Betty Ann Thompson F rankie S now Jeanne S trickland $$$$$w s 3E$d$x gg Wary 6fiza4etA Ealington Eleanor M cN eill Betty DeBusk Helen Vaughan aro ine Cgmend Rusty Jemigan Betty Patton Susan Simpson EL k Elizabeth M ontgomery Martha Turner Lyle Walter A lice Lee West Jean Brewer Jackie Goodrich h atricia Jowry '1 N ind F ields Edith Sumners Astrid Johansen 3Aefma grown Chosen by a commiHee oi: fac- tu and sfuden+s, +hese eigh+ members of +he Class of I943 represen+ +he Tennessee spiri+ as symbolized in +he upliHed +orcI1 of +he Volun+eer. By uns+in+ed service, abiding onaH'y, and ouf- s+anding achievemenf +hey have warran+ed. H1e ,name. TORCH- BEARER. They are +he living ex- amples of +he moHo; He who beare+h a forch shadowe+h him- self +0 give Iighf +0 o+hers. Characfer, personali'ryI scholar- ship, and unselfish service . . . +hese are +he +rai+s of a TORCH- BEARER. These are +he charac- ferisfics fhaf go in+o +he making of +hese eighf seniors whose names sfand now and forever in +he VOLUNTEER'S Hall of Fame. We presenf +he TORCHBEARERS of I943: Fosfer D. ArneH. Rober+ Lee Brown. Harrief J. Chapin. Helen Childs. Anna Jean Davis. Leo Miller, Barbara A. Newman, and Emerson B. Tanner. C, C L9H +0 Right ROBERT LEE BROWN. HARRIET CHAPIN. LEO MILLER HELEN CHILDS, EMERSON TANNER. BARBARA NEWMAN. FOSTER ARNETT. ANNA JEAN DAVIS S Vk i' 1k HER E w4 32 if X 7 i f ., HHEN BHIlIlS EMMERSIIN B. IANNER BARBARA ANN NEWMAN law; 3 H 9;? vi; $$qu 9 9. z, w? ARNETI HISTER ANNA JEAN DAVIS m M; a wiimb Asagiggmeah Wazm W kimgswgg , M , mm mm , am: y; w w ' z 4 w W awwwaagxzxvmmwff Mk; KWWWMK am am female W w M. 2ww I; m MEMBERS OF THE ATHLETIC BOARD Back Row: Hesler. Smifh, Cox! Daugherty. Presideni Hcskinse Front Row: Peacock. Husf, Mrs. Galloway, Barnhill. TH ATH TI The Afhlefic Associafion, a maior adminis+ra- Jrive uniJr of Hwe UniversHy. has developed +he program on Enfer-collegiaJre sporfs info a well- rounded and diversified calendar and has been responsible for +he Universify's gaining naHonal recognHion in We major sporf's world. The Afhlefic Associafion Is composed of rep- resenfafives of Hwe alumni, faculfy. a+hle+ic de- par+men+. and We sfudenf body. The purpose of Hue Associafion is Hue esfablish- menJr and supervision of all afhleJric policies of l186l lATl +he universify, as well as supervision of expendi- +ures for improvemenf of afhlefics and equip- ment arranging game schedules, awarding leHers +0 deserving s+uden+s. and selecfion of coaches. +rainers and ofher personnel. In addifion Jro +he program of infer-collegiafe afhlefics. Hue Associafion is now s+riving +0 pro- mofe a more vigorous Inframural sporfs program in an efforf +0 increase Hwe physical fiJrness of all sfudenfs as pamL of He naHon's war-efforf. John Barnhill, Tennessee's head loolball Coach and a+hle+ic cli- reclor. was born af Savannah, Tennessee. living on fhe family farm there unfil he was l8 years old He is sfill a farmer a+ hearle and liferally. loo. Silenf John now owns a farm on lhe oulskirfs oi Knoxville. where he and his wile and baby daughfer. Nancy now reside. GeHing back f0 his afhleiic career. Barnhill aHended Savannah Inslilule lor lwo yearseel9l8 ancl I9I9. He played halfback for +he Savannah eleven. and also baskelball af fhe inslilufe. Barnhill aHended Wesf Tennessee Teachers College af Memphis in I922 and I921 where he finished his high school educaiion. He perh formed brillianfly in lrack. foolball and baskefball, and capfained lhe leachers' eleven. holding clown +he regular cenfer slof. When Barney enrolled af Tennessee in +he fall of 1924, he was sor? of on fhe lean side. Coach Banks looked him over and decided he would male .3 good end. and an end he was on +he I924 fresh eleven. In spring praclice Jrhe coaches decided he was besf suifed for a halfback post so he was shiffed +0 hall, bul fhey werenlf satisfied, so +he week before +he opening game of +he campaign he was shilled +0 a guard posilion and +here he remained fhrough hls varsify career. reaching All-Soufhern heighls in I927 when he was also caplain. In addifion lo compefing in lhree sporfs. earning leHers in all of +hem his fhree varsily years, fhe VOLUNTEER head menfor served as head of Jrhe AlleSludenfs Club in l927-28. He also found lime lo keep up in his sludies enough lhai he never failed a sub- iecf during his four years on The Hill-eand he received his degree al +he complefion oi his four years. Alfer graduafing al Tennessee he became head foolball coach af Brislol, Tennessee High School. Al fhe end of his iirsf year in +he coaching ranks he married his college sweelhearf. Miss Kafh- erine Peeler. During his +hree years al Brisl'ol his feams played a fofal oi +wen+y-five games, and losing only +hree. One of +he coaching achievemenfs fhal Barnhill is proud of is fhaf his Brisfol learn deleafed +he Brisl'ol. Virginia. feam bolh years lhaf BeaHie Fealher, who la+er became a greaf AllwAmerican back al Ten- nessee, played for Virginia High. Everybody inleresfed in Tennessee foofball knows aboul +he greaf iob +ha+ Silenl John has clone since he became +he Orange's line Coach in I935. If was +his job of developing mighly forward walls ihaf won him +he promofion +0 +he head coaching posifion. Since becoming head coach he has a very successful record cli- maxed by lhe Sugar Bowl viclory scored by +he Orange over fhe JOHN BARNHILL Tulsa eleven of Henry Frnka. Coach ANH s s s LeH +0 Righf: Bill Murrell, Bob Foxx. Bob Woodruff, Hugh Fausf. John Barnhill. Bill BriHon. Johnny Mauer. and Leo Pefruzzi. him? I The Colonel and Buisf. Vols Who Volunfeered. Managers. A SEDBELESS TIE WITH SllUTH EABllLINA Threafening buf never scoring was The lorie1c sum- mary o1c +he I942 opener th Soufh Carolina. Evie denHy The Gamecocks didn'f read +he press clip- ping which favored +he Orange men and so even +hough Jrhe Vols won Jrhe sfafisfical edge +he score board a+ +he end read 0-0. The men OTIBarnhiH drove info Soufh Carolina ferrifory Jrime and again during Jrhe we1L s+ruggle buf never did Jrhey possess +he push +0 enfer +he pay Jrerrifory. The mosf serious +hrea+ +0 score oc- curred In +he early minufes 0T +he +hird quarfer, when Rober+ Cifers ga+hered Jrhe we+ hoghide in his brawny arms on a pumL refurn and ankled 37 yards +0 +he Carolina 28. He +hen unlimbered his passing arm +0 Bill Hillman for I6 and a Tirsf on +he l2. Ano+her pass was incomplefe and R. A. Long replaced Bobby 6+ fallback. On +wo plays Jrhe Terrier blasfed Tackles for nine yards +0 reach +he +hree. and th fhree +0 go +0 Glory Land, Long was sfopped for no gain. Ken Roskie boofed +he sphere omL of danger and +he Vols' chances ex- pfred. Among +he heroes Tor +he Vols were Wal+ Sla'rer who Jrurned in a nea+ iaunf; Cifers, Long, Huffman. Price and Meyers. Gamecock suns who shone were Glen Rice and Ken Roskie in +he backfield and Sossamon, a cenfer and LeHnerl an end. The opening filf showed fhaf John BarnhiH mus1L furn up an offense somewhere which wil click for some yardage along +he Jrerrain parficularly in scor- ing ground. SIde-line moment THE VULS BLAST THE RAMS PHDM FUHDHAM The big Orange oT John Barnhill made The highly raTed Fordham Rams look more like lambs as They gradually warmed up and applied relenTless pressure To The Yankee Toe. The Vols had everyThing ThaT was lacking in The SouTh Carolina encounTer. The line charged TasT and hard, The backs romped and rambled behind good blocking. Their pass deTense Tor passes was good. Their aerial aTTack was clicking and The punTing was greaT. Yes, H was a greaT day. Especially disasTrous To The Rams 0T Earl Walsh was The Tamous Tennessee reverse. NoT one Time during The warm aTTernoon did The wilTing boys oT The easTern Hill halT The peT play 0T The Vols as Hillman. GaTTney, and ZonTini carried on Tor many yards. The Then rugged Rams scored TirsT when STeve Fili- powicz snared one oT Bobby CiTers' aerials and sped 48 yards Through The Vol Team Tor a six-poinT lead. This sad play occurred in The TirsT Three minuTes oT play. llQDI Then The Vols showed Things To come when They drove To The one and had a Touchdown nulliTied, buT The six- poinT Ram lead lasTed unTil WalT SlaTer ripped Through righT Tackle for The TirsT Vol marker. Doc MiTchell racked up his TirsT mark Tor The year. Back again came The Vols and aTTer Two penalTies SlaTer connecTed on a pass To Hubbell who rambled on over Tor The second Touchdown. CiTers and Hillman collaboraTed Tor The Third Trip when Rapid Bill snagged one 0T RoberT's passes and Trav- eled 20 yards wiTh Tour Rams hanging on. MiTcheH made iT 2l-7. Then Red ZonTini slipped over leTT Tackle gave The Vols Their TourTh Touchdown, and The specTaTors be- gan To yawn and sTreTch in The warm sun. Again MiTchell converTed. ZonTini and R. A. Long conTrIved To score Two more when The TrenTon Terrier ripped oTT l5 yards Through Tackle and Then rITled a pass To Red ZonTinI Tor The Tinal Trip To The promised Tend. and The score 40-l4. DAYTUN PHDVES Tll BE EASY . - Playing s+raigh+ foofball and so nafurally looking +errible. SilemL John Barnhill's boys rolled over +he Dayfon Fliers, 34-6, in a warm- up +il+ for He nex+ engagemenf wifh +he Crimson Tide. The Fliers were hoJr +ha+ affernoon on passes only because Hwe Orange was playing jusf hard enough +0 win and while Hue Daeron boys were having +heir fun +he Vols s+uck +0 sfraighf s+uH and showed fhe numerous Alar bama scoufs only Hue deadly Tennessee re- verse. Long iaun+s by +he always dangerous wing- backs feaJrured Hue confesf. Jim Gaffney rolled 40 yards 0H righf fackle for +he Hrsf counfer and fhen repeafed again wiJrh a I7- yard romp 0H +he same slof. Bill Hillman slipped 0H fnaf same righf Jrackle and rambled +hrough +he secondary +0 +he Dayfon four before he was shackled by +he safefy man. Billy Gold Hwen casually rammed H across. Then Roberf Cifers whipped a pass +0 s+eady O. C. Loyd for 56 measures and from +here lg Fuson blasfed 3+ across. R. A. Long repeafed his lasuL week's iaumL by sfrolling 20 yards for +he fourfh marker. Three placemenfs by fhe iniured Doc Mifchell and one by Billy Meek added up +0 +he 34-6 final score. Vol s+ars were Bobby Cifers and +he line b fnaf was already shaping up as one of +he Soufh's besf. MOVING ONE OUT OF HILLMAN'S WAY. THUSE ALABAMA ELEPHANTS AGAIN The Tidemen go+ anofher big gob of revenge when +hey signed an 8-0 scorecard before +he homefolks. How- ever: kick off a couple of poinfs and you have abouf Jrhe difference in Jrhe Jrwo feams fhaJr affernoone Wifh a break or +wo if could have been fhe ofher and nobody would have goHen very indignant The firer half was seesaw wifh first +he Vols having Jrhe big end and Jrhen Jrhe Tide. Buf a bad break a+ +he sfarf of +he second half puf Alabama ahead. and +he Vols spenf +he remainder of +he affernoon frying +0 cafch up as +he Tide quif Jraking chances and began playing cagey foofball. The break occurred when Cifers gof a hand in fronf of a low wobbly kick and H bounded away and over The goal line info The end zone for a safefy. The Tide confinued +0 +hrea+en buf were always sfopped by a well-an Vol defense. ln +he +hird quarfer Mosely slipped Jrhrough IeH Tackle and raced 26 yards before he was halfed. On Jrhe nex1L play Bobby Jenkins swepf around fhe righf side of +he Tennessee line and sped across Jrhe goal. Shining for +he Vols were Cifers and lg Fuson. who ripped repeafed holes in Jrhe heavy Alabama line, Craw- ford and Huffman sfood 0qu in The line. 333:: , w W :33 3: g 1: 3 - - - WE TAKE FURMAN EASILY Breezing Through +he Furman Hurricane as if if was a skirJr-liHing blow +he boys oi Barnhili rolled up an easy 52-7 Jrriumph over anofher warm-up foe. Everybody, if seemed, scored a fouch- down excepwL +wo of +he wafer boys. Silenf John soon saw his veferans were having no Jrroulole in punching scores across. and seni in his reserves early. A brief glance af Jrhe sfafisfics will show fhe inequaiify 01c +he confesi. The Vols made 21 firer downs and gained almosi 600 yards. Cifers scored +he firer Jrouch- down in +he opening period and from +hen on if was iusf a maHer of +he Vols geHing possession of +he ball in order +0 Jrally. Touchdowns were scored by Cifers, ig Fuson. Walier Slafer, Bud Hubbeii, Red Zonfini Jrwice. Billy Gold, and Junie Whi+- aker. Tailbacks Ciiers, Slafer and R. A. Long Jrurned in numerous broken field iaunfs and Zonfini was forrid on reverses. He averaged l8 yards per Jtrip. Slafer gained 75 yards in eighf irips. Fullbacks Fuson and Billy Gold were dynamiie on line plunges, bofh plowing +hrough Fur- man players wiih IiHle assisfance on sev- eral plays by sheer power. Dick Huffman and Sharkey Price shone on +he defense. aHhough if would be difficulf +0 pick 0qu any individual defensive sfars seeing as how Jrhe Orangemen ganged up fwo or +hree af a fime on nearly every Furman runner. Above: Zonfim carries. CIFERS IS CAUGHT BY HALF THE FURMAN TEAM. Below: Slafer wards off a Furman iackler. ' m 9111mm: RICHMOND FISHER FALLS FOR LSU'S HARRIS. TENNESSEE TAKES THE TIGER DE LSU A Jrerrhcic ou+burs+ of power enabled +he Terrific Vols of Barnhill fo wallop Jrhe purring Tigers of LSU. 26-0, be- fore a rain-soaked crowd of onlookers. Affer an unevenHul iirsf quarfer Jrhe home Jream fook over Tull conirol via a superb aerial aHack wiih Sla+er Jrossing numerous sfrikes. The aforemeniioned Mr. Slaier and sfar Bud HubbeH combined +heir JralenJrs +0 se+ up +he firsf score as +he second period began. Walf faded from The Tiger 39 and flipped one +0 Hubbell who sireaked +0 Jrhe LSU fwo. WaH on his firsf Trip +hrough his Tavorife righ+ fackle siof raced for a score. Again Siai'er and Hubbell sfruck for a score +his Time from Jrhe Tiger 29 +0 Jrhe four, and from +here Fuson blasfed over bu+ a penaHy called if back. So Jrhe Vols had +0 make if Jrhrough +he air wiih Slaier again Jrossing bu+ Jrhis Jrime +0 Large James GaHney Tor Jrhe fally. Then Cifers engineered Jrhe drive and scored on an l8-yard iaunf around end aHer colliding wifh several unforfunafe Bengals on +he way. Mifcheil again and if was 20-0. Aided by a break when Jordan scooped up a Bengal Tumble on +he 33, +he Orange Jrook over. +hen Billy Jrhe Ig's under if all. HEARD Bear Gold smashed Tor ll. Cifers collecfed II on a leH end run and Jrhen sprinfed for seven more and +he final six poinfs. The second half was a muddy mess which if is besiL +0 forget Many of The fans who were on hand 6+ Jrhe oufsef soaked up Jrhe rain while LSU fried fime and again in vain. The Tennessee line was sfricfly greaf. The ends Husf. HubbeH and O. C. Loyd. Jturned in LSU backs all affer- noon and especially +he Sophomore sensa+ioni Alvin Dark. Meanwhile in Jrhe middle. Jrhe usual lads sfood ouf and especially Rough Richard Huffman, Jrorrid Sophomore Jrackle, who churned several Bengal ball carriers info The goo and mud. Again Slafer and Cifers led Jrhe Tennessee backs, Cifers in bail carrying and Slafer in his specialiy Hie pass- ing affack; also oufsianding was Wingback Jim GaHney. Had noJr Coach Barnhill wished +0 use his reserves al- mosf exclusively during +he final periods Jrhere is no esfi- mafing how badly Jrhe Vols would have Jrrampled over The KiHens of The Bayou couniry. Slafer rubs H in +he ground. sgs W TENNESSEE VERSUS EINIIINNATI Chalking up Jrheir sixfh s+raigh+ vicfory +he business- like Tennessee defeaJred +he Cincinnafi Bearcafs. 34-l2. Coach BarnhiH's boys wenf +0 work In Jrhe firsf half and in due Jrime, as was expecfed, +he game was in Jrhe bag. The ball game was erpical of Jrhe games Jrhe Vols an- nually sfage agains+ +heIr small Jrime opponenfs. There were however, during Jrhe ball game, several evenfs which are newswor+hy. In Jrhe firsf quarfer Flashy Bobby Cifers heaved a long one +0 End Dick Jordan and +his charader baHed +he ball up in +he air th one hand, caughf i+ again and +raveled on across +he double s+ripes unmo- les+ed. End Bud Hubbell accounfed for Jrhe ofher when Cifers again floafed back and cuf loose +0 +he fas+ +raveling end who juggled Jrhe ball for abouf 10 yards, gof a good hold on and racked up +he second Jrouchdown. Then he counfed aagin when he was on +he receiving end of a +oss from Slingin' Slafer. A one-yard plunge by lg Fuson chmaxing a 43-yard march and a Hashing run by Arf Brandau racked up +he o+her er0 scores by +he Orangemen. H was iusf as boring as H sounds unfil +he frosh were senJr in and +hen +he Bearcafs Hoafed an aerial assaulf which neffed Jrhem ero Jrouchdowns. Cifersy Fuson. and Hillman sfarred wifh Jrhe ball and Slafer flashed his unerring accuracy for Jrhe home folks while +he ends s+aged circus cafches +0 deligh+ one and all. FUSON HITS THE GREENSWARD .cm Lloyd runs inferference. TENNESSEE TAKES ULE MISS APART Playing +heir usual all-business ball game, +he orange- shirled gridiron clan rompecl over +he inspired Ole Miss Rebels by a ero iouchdown couni in Crump Sladium. However, +he Rebels, sparked by +heir scinfillafing Freshman half. Ironclad Shelby, who gave fhe Ten- nessee secondary a lof of Jrrouble all aliernoon wilh his accura+e righf arm. was in +here pifching all +he way. The be51L and mosf Jthrilling acfion of a ra+her lisfless ball game occurred when +he Ole Miss line rose +0 greaiL heighfs +0 slop Jrhe surging Vol aHack on +he goal line as +he hahc ended. The Vols foyecl around with +he draH-riddled Rebels un+il Bobby Cifers snafched a punl on his 40 and sleamed his way Jro +he Mississippi I2i Nowling smacked, gol ero, Cifers hif fackle for five and +hen +0 +he +wo from whence Nowling dove over lo rack up +he lirsnL six. +hen as usual Mifchell righf-foofecl if +hrough +he uprighfs +0 make if 7-0. Lafer anofher pumL refurn Jrhis Jrime by Slafer, slarfed +he Vols +0 score. Slafer passed +0 Hillman who was finally downed on +he l2. lg Fuson +hen waded +hrough +he Ole Miss line +0 +he one and Jrhen plunged over, and Slaler made if I4-O. From +hen on +he baHered Johnny Rebs mixed numer- ous vifamin po+ions and slopped Jrhe surging Vol aflack again and again. Thus dicl Jrhe Vols win +heir lourfh s'rraighf viclory. NOWLING CARRIES THE KENTUCKY GAME Tennessee's ever-foughening Volunfeers. driving foward a possible bowl bid! smashed down Jrhe Kenfucky Wildcafs, 26-0. before 20,000 Homecoming Day fans. The powerful Vols had IiHle +rouble in rack- ing up +he Wiidcafs, aHhough Jrhe Vols meJr more s+urdy opposifion +han several ofher +eams have offered +his year. However. +he hrs+ and second shock Jrroops didn'f have 3+ so easy 6+ firsf because +he usual Tennessee blocking was lacking 6+ +he oufsef. Then in +he second quar+er H16 Vols moved down +he field br fwo fouches +0 seHle +he aHernoon's play. Vol aerials failed +0 funcfion as usual bu+ served +heir purpose by opening up +he fighf Caf dehense. Denver Crawford sewL up +he Vols' firsf score when he blocked a Kenfucky pun+ and recovered H on +he nine. Then Cifers sfepped back and pegged over Husf's head and Ken- +ucky fook if omL buf +he Vols came roaring back wifh Hillman leading Jrhe charge and Cifers blasfed if over from Jrhe one. Tennes- see drove 49 yards for Jrhe second Jrally when HiHman, Fuson and Slafer carried if over. A pass inhercepfion by AH Brandau se1L up +he Jrhird score and Sla+er made if good wiJrh an aerial affack wifh compleHons +0 Jordan and Zoani who scored. Again Slafer conneded +0 Jim PoweH for +he fourfh and final score. Again +he Vol backs sfarred as Jrhey opera+ed effedively behind +he hard charging Orange line. Below: Zonfini plunges on. Right: Did Gafney gef if? Upper leff: The whole VanderbiH feam plus 5 Vol. Upper righh Freshman Powell runs th H. Below: Sla'rer ius+ misses pay dirt 12001 JENKINS THE VANIJEBBILT GAME On a coid day in Nashville +he Orange powerhouse plasfered a l9-7 de- feaf on Jrhe ever-dangerous Commodores. and Coach John Barnhiil accepied a Sugar Bowl bid +0 make +he greaf day comple+e. The black-shirfed Commodores recovered a Volun+eer fumble af +he ou+- sef oi +he baHle and smashed +0 +he Orange II. An end run failed bu+ Rebrovich passed +0 Nor+h who rambled over. Jenkins converfed. A punfing duel developed unfil Jrhe Vols wiih Sla+er in +he driving seaf began a drive from +heir 42. WaH flipped passes +0 Hillman. Powelli and Jordan +0 +he Vandy II. and Jrhen he siepped back and iossed one +0 Big Jim Gaffney for +he +ally. Mifchell Jried i+ up. In +he second period Cifers drove +he ball down and +hen WaH Sia+er broke away +hrough righ+ +ackle for 29 yards and scored sfanding up. A long run by lg Fuson in Jrhe final period se+ up Jrhe las+ fouchdown, wiJrh Ciiers pegging +0 Cap+ain Hus+ from +he Vandy 20-yard line. I'm proud of Jrhe boysfi commenfed Barnhili afier +he season was com- plefed. and he had accepfed Jrhe Sugar Bowl bid which was +0 be his iirsf major bowl. This was a +ypical undersiafemenJr of SilemL John Barnhilli a fine coach. Top: Ciiers headed off by Moore. Cenfer: Husf grabs one on +he goal line. Below: Which way Gafney? iENKINS a ?;?W Mk II GAMEIWAY DOWN YONDER O L D NEW ORLEANS SUGAR BUWL The rugged. orange-clad Volun+eers of John Barnhih were l4-7 vicfors over Tulsa's Hurricanes In +he Sugar Bowl classic 6+ New Orleans, New Year's Day. The predicfed TNT really exploded as Tufsa, led by s+ars Glenn Dobbs and heralded Sax Judd. depended enfirely upon +heir passing affack +0 subdue +he Vols buf +his lacked a lof of being enough. Tulsa's running game was pififul againsf +he gremL Vol line. Meanwhile +he Tennessee dynamife led by a hard-driving. baHling line wifh Slafer and Cifers romping behind +hem were af leasf +wo +ouchdowns beHer Hwan +he l4-7 indica+es. Capfain Al Hus+, O. C. Lloyd, Jordan, Powell, Craw- ford, Huffman. Rofella. Lipscomb. Hubbell, Drosf, Price. Klarer, Fisher and Ar+ Brandau gliffered in We Vol fron+ ine and in +he flashy backfield +ha+ rolled up nearly 300 +o+al yards on offense. Fuson. Gold. Gaffney, Hill- man, ijers and Slafer were ou+s+anding. The Vols s+ar+ed OH in +heir usual slow pace. Glenn Dobbs quick-kicked 78 +0 +he Vol l0 and affer downing +he refurn Vol punf on +he Tulsa 40, proceeded +0 give +he 70.000 fans one of and perhaps Hue greafesf single passing feafs in Hwe colorful Sugar Bowl his+ory when AI Husf. Capfain of +he Sugar Bowl fearn. he complefed seven s+raigh+ passes +0 +he Vol IO as Jrhe firs+ quarfer quieily died. On +he firsf play of Jrhe second quarfer he pi+ched a s+rike +0 Calvin Purdin in +he end zone and a six-poin+er ior Tulsa. Leforce soon racked up Jrhe sevenfh poinf for Tulsa. During +his spree Dobbs iusf sfood back and laid numerous sfrikes +ha+ were easy for +he receivers +0 fake in for needed yardage. Then iafe in Jthe second period +he Vois began +0 roll wi+h siar Waiier Siafer hauling a kick back l8 yards. Then Gold gmL nine and Hiliman four more for a firsi down 26 yards from +he Hurricane goal. Slafer halved +he disfance wi+h a Jross +0 Gafiney on +he '3' and again +0 Gaffney for a firsf on Jrhe Jrhree. BiHy Gold. on his firsf Jrrip, cracked Jrhe Tuisa line for +he necessary +hree +0 rack up his six poin+s. HDoc Mifchell's exfra poinf didn'+ mix and so +he score remained 7-6. And again wi+h +ime running i6 la Ole Miss gamei JThe Vols, led by Sla+er, Jrook over and drove +0 +he Tulsa sixi where a Shaier-Jro-i-iusiL pass looked good for a Vol lead bui +he officials ruled agin H and so +he hahc Jrime score remained, 7-6, Tulsa leading. Numerous bad breaks in +he form of holding penaifies kepiL +he Vol +o+ai Jrhe same six poinfs +hrough mosiL of Jrhe Jrhird quarfer as Cifers s+ar+ed +hinqs wiJrh a iaun+ of 25 +0 midfield bqu l5 of Jrhe IOO yards +he Vols were penalized +ook +he oval back +0 +he Vol five. Affer an exchange of pun+s Cifers ripped off 27 yards and ap- peared headed for six poinfs when a mislaid Hurricane 90+ in his way. The Hurricanes, in +he hole +hroughou+ +he +hird quarJrer, kepf Jrrying +0 commiiL suicide by passing inside +heir own 20 and excepi for a clipping penaify which haHed Jrhe Vols on Tulsa's 25, +he home lads would have added anofher frip +0 pay dirf. The Hurricanes, who were +iring, were forced +0 kick from Jrheir own IO. and +he Vol line. led by Crawford. one hahc of Jrhe famed lrackie duo, blocked +he ball for a safeiy, +wo poinis and an 8-7 Tennessee lead. They zoomed back again aided by a poor kick by Dobbs louiL +he Vols couldn'+ crack Tuisa's line and Jrhe Hurricanes Jrook over on Jrhe four. Then +he blown Hurricanes. s+ill gambling desperafeiy. began +hrowing +he ball from fhe well-named coffin corner and Dick Jordan snaiched one of Dobbs' passes on +he Tulsa 13 as Jrhe quar+er ended. The fourfh quarier found Slaier passing +0 Lloyd for a iirsf on Jrhe one and rhen lg Fuson rammed i+ over for an ending I4-7 coun+. Tennessee, offer an exchange of punfs. ied by Fuson's cracking of Jrhe Tulsa line and +he ripping applied by Cifers, again swep+ +0 Jrhe Tulsa +hree where lg's fumble siopped Jrhe Vols' final drive of Jrhe game. A final analysis reveals +ha+ devasfafing line block- ing by +he Vol line plus such backs as Slaier, Cifers, Fuson, Gaffney, Gold. efc.. ihai Jrhe Tulsa lads of Henry Frnka couldn'+ ma+ch, was Jrhe winning difference. Below: Gaffney. No. II of Tennessee, runs ou+ of bounds on +he Tulsa fwo-yard line on a pass. He was pushed ouf by Piurdin, No. 63 of Tulsa. Nexf play Tennessee made firsf Jtouchdown. Above: Gold, Tennessee fullback. Haehind 4W goes over for a fouchdown in Hue second quarfer. On flue righf is Chadwell, No. 48 of Tennessee, blocking for Gold. Below: Purdin of Tulsa, No. 63, broughf down by Brendan and Rofella affer a five-yard gain In +he firsf quarfer. COACH JOHNNY MAUER John Mauer. head Freshman coach, graduated from the Universily of Illi- nois. and was a subsfifufe back for ?he great Red Grange. Mauer ex- celled in all varsity alhlehcs while at Illinois, and came f0 Tennessee four years ago from Miami University in Oxford. OhioI where he coached for a numbel of years. He is head basketball and baseball coach. as well as head frosh foolball coachl Mauer's Tennessee baskeleers won the confer- ence crown and won the Sugar Bowl baskelball HI? in New Orleans in l42 by handing the slrong Long Island University quintet a 36-33 shellacking and Then this year repealed his vicfory over Adolph Rupp as the Orange took lhe royal purple and crown of SEC champs from Kentucky. TM 1? REVIEW OF SEASON The mighfy men of Mauer caughf fire in Jrhe annual SEC lournamenf al Louisville and look over lhe royal purple of champions for Jrhe +hird Jrime as lhey defeafed lhe Kenlucky Wildcafs. 33-30. in +he finals. The Vol brigade was led by +he sensafional play of All-Conlerence Dick Mehen, bul Jrhe lriumph was essen- +ially a leam show as shown by +he greal play of Caplain Paul Herman and Dick Fromm, who swep1L lhem- selves oul of ruls +0 Jrypical early season form. Reams of praise should be also penned abouf Jrhe play of Ted Cook and Bill Wrighf who led Jrhe defensive work of lhe alI-conquering Vols. When Jrhe season began 1+ was up lo Coach Mauer +0 replace such sfars as Bernie Mehen. Bunzy O'Neil. Balilsaris. and ofhers from one of lhe bes+ feams ever fo represemL Jrhe Orange and While on +he hardwood. This he did very well for anylime a coach can fake a leam +0 foreign courls and especially one of an arch Lef+ +0 Righl: Ted Cook, Bill Wrighfl Dick Mehen, Dick Fromm. and Paul Herman. Vk rival and bring home Jrhe crown he is deserving of high praise. Thaf Mauer developed boih individual and +eam brilliance is adequafely shown by Jrhe fad ihai all +he Vols' siarfing Jream was placed on +he iirs+ iiifeen of +he AH-Big l2 loop. One of +he oufsfanding iacfors in +he Vols' greaf play +hroughou1L Jrhe season was +heir iighi and Jrhe feam play fhaf was builf up +0 winning periedion in Jrheir iirsf year of playing fogefher. The +eam's capfain was sfeady Paul Herman, who was a fypicai leader of a fruly fine Tenn nessee quinfef. His sfeady ball playing was noficeable Jrhroughou'r Jrhe year and he hi+ his bes+ s+reak in Jrhe +0urnamen+ where he ended his illusfrious career as a Volunfeer and wearer of +he Orange and Whife plus being placed on +he second All-Conference Jream. The capfain had a lof of, fough luck +his year on shofs buf he never qui+ +rying and gave his besf +0 make Jrhe feam he capfained a winning quinfef. Easygoin' Dick Fromm was Jrhe Sophomore ihaf showed sireaks of fine ball af The beginning of Jrhe sea- Dick Mehen, Tournamenf Star. The whole D : ,, ,, team. Dick Fromm Mehen geis if. REVIEW UP THE SEASHN sk son buf who slipped info a ru+ in +he middle and ihen flashed championship form +0 play a big parf in ihe final Vol viciory. Especially nofeworfhy were his iourfeen poinfs againsf LSU, Jrhe disfincfion of being singled 0qu by Governor Keen Johnson for displaying a big league brand of ball and being placed on +he AlleConierence oufiir. This lad is one of Hie mosf eHorHess performers +0 wear +he Orange and noficeable ?hroughoui +he year was his smoofh ball handling and easy moving which made him appear f0 be loaiing on numerous occasions. NleConference Dick Mehen has had reams of prinf wrifien abouf him and his greaf play in +he fourna- menf. And we are glad ihai Jrhe JralI cenier showed +he Kenfucky crowd whaf a fruly greaf ball player he could be when Jrhe chips were down. As many pages of ink were used in wriJring abouf his play during Jrhe year as have been wriHen abouf him since fhe season finished buf Dick showed JrhaJr he was abouf ready f0 give a per- formance worfhy of his name and repufafion in +he Van- derbiif game when he ioughi for The ball and played as of old. Howeveri when anybody makes Athonierence And in H goeseagainsf Vandy. REVIEW IIF THE SEASUN ak +heir Sophomore and Junior year +here is no doubf abouf his greafness. We swifch from Jrhe aHack +0 Jrhe defense bu+ here, foo, we find a lad who consis+en+ly broke opponenfsi hearfs wiih a high swishing arc for fwo poinis many Jrimes during +he season and +his arfisiry earned him a repufa- Hon as one of +he SEC's besf long shois. Ted Cook led fhe offensive on many occasions dropping as many as JrhirJreen poinis during +he season and playing sierling de- fensive ball Jrhroughouf. He was honored by +he +ourna- menf commiHee, coaches, and wrifers, by a spmL on 'rhe second All-Comcerence feam fo prove Jrhe fine form he displayed despife a worrisome leg injury. The o+her guard was Knoxville's giH +0 +he Champs- Bill Wrighf. This lad showed his versa'riiify when he suc- cessfully moved from cenier +0 guard and Jrhere con- finued +0 sfand ou+ in +he greafer maioriiy of +he Volun- feer vicfories. He was rafed by moer of +he SEC Jreams as +he Jroughes'r defensive man in Jrhe loop. Bill chalked up many a poinJr on crips aHer plowing headlong Jrhrough +he middle, and played siricfiy SEC brand of ball his firs'r H's all off fellows. Taking good aim. Push if in Dick. REVIEW UP THE SEASIJN 3k SEASON RECORD Tennessee . . . 44; TPI . . . . . . . . 27 . Tennessee . . . 48: Union . . . . . . . 3I year In +he fough league and came 0qu of +he Jrourna- Tennessee . . . 5!; Duke . . . . . . . . 33 men+ on +he +hird Jream. Tennessee . . . 35: Forf Knox . . . . . . 38 A shorJr review of Hue season showed Hwe Orangemen Tennessee . . . 35; Mississippi S+a+e . . . 33 were +he besf defensive quinfef in fine SEC and We Tennessee . . . 37: Alabama . . . . . . 27 Soufh. The Vols sfarfed +he year wifh fwo consecufive Tennessee . . . 28: Ken+ucky . 3 . . . . 30 wins over TPI and Union and Jrhen fook Hwe highly Jroquecl Tennessee . . . 55: Xavier . . . 3 . . . 23 Duke Blue Devils +0 Hue cleaners rafher easily before fall- Tennessee . . . 57; Auburn . . . . . . 23 Eng before We Forf Knox armored ouhcif. They success- Tennessee . . . 48; Xavier . . . . . . . 38 fully debufed in Hue loop play by regisfering a close fri- Tennessee . . . 42: Mississippi S+a+e . . . 36 umph over Mississippi Sfafe and Hwen finished fhe road Tennessee . . . 36; Alabama . . . . . . 33 frip wifh a Jren-poimL win over Alabama. Refurning home Tennessee . . . 29; Kenfucky . . . . . . 53 +he Wildca+s of Kenfucky hung Hwe firsf defeenL of Hwe Tennessee . . . 27; VanderbiH . . . . . 30 year on our heroes by a 30-28 counf, buf Hue Vols con- Tennessee . . . 44; VanderbiH . . . . . 22 Hnued +0 win and poinf for +heir second meefing wifh Hue Wildca+s. So +hey wenf +0 Lexmg+on one half 6'6 477 game behind Hue leading Cafs. Then +he Vols reached Hueir low poinf of We whole year when +he hosf men of Rupp bounced Hwe Orange Vols, 53-29. and +hen +0 add SEC TOURNAMENT insulf +0 injury +he lowly Vandy Commodores Jrrounc2ed Tennessee. ' .41; Vanderbil'r . , . . . 31 Jrhe home lads, 30-27. However, +he men of Mauer came Tennessee . . . 52; LSU . . . 3 . . . . 34 roaring back +0 whip Vandy decisively before Hue home Tennessee . . . 33: Kenfucky . . 3 . . 3 3O blks and +hen 90 on +0 fheir climaxing Jrriumph 55 SEC Sou+heasfern Conference Champions for l942-43 champions. Universi+y of Tennessee So we say again 1+5. Orchids +0 Hue fighfing Volsllll This is +he way +0 guard. Af Madison Square Gardens. TBA SEASON RECORD Tennessee. . .88; TPI . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Tennessee. . .77; Kenfucky . . . . . . . . . 40 Tennessee. . .43; Georgia Tech . . . . . . . 87 Tennessee. . .39; Alabama . . . . . . . . 89 Tennessee . . . 68; S+a+e Mee1L Bewaned Second . 42 LETTERMEN LESTER CAMPBELL HERBERT COULTER H. B. READ JAMES CATON DAVID SLEDGE DAVE ROMINE BOBBY CIFERS ASHTON MCWHORTER HOWARD $HOFNER JAMES GAFFNEY BERNIE MEHEN WARREN VICK LARRY PARTRIDGE Up and ai 'em. Larry gefs ready +0 +hrow if. TBA AM Sim Efland. despife refurn of only +hree '4l The Orange performers began +he season wifh bHermen. coached +he Vol fhin ies +0 +he S+a+e a vicfory over He neighboring lads from TPI, championship In '42 bqu had Jrough luck th bLnL were +hen romped and fromped by H19 pesky Georgia Tech and Alabama, who plasfered de- Yellow Jackefs of Georgia Tech. They came feafs on +he lads from He Hill. back +0 even Hweir SEC record wifh a slaugh'rer Siarfing Iine-up4 +0 60. BoHom: Lesfer leads fhe field. 1k at d +he Ken+ucky Wildcafs bqu +hey +hemselves were +aken decisively by He Crimson Tide of Alabama. Then Hwe squad gof +oge+her and paced by Mehen, Parfridge. McWhorfer. 9+0. +he local characfers romped +0 a concluding vicfory over Sewanee, TPI. and ofhers in He s+a+e mee+ held on +he ShieId-WaJrkins frack. This year. wifh EHand in +he Army. Coach John Barnhill has Jraken over He coaching dufies and mumL replace pracfically all 01c laer year's per- formers. for We greafer maiorify o1c Hwem are ineligible or in Hwe armed services. i' Over he goes. Crow wifh +he Racquef. TENNIS The Universily of Tennessee was represenlecl in l942 by one of Jrhe mosl successful Jrennis Jreams in Jrhe hisfory of +he school. The +eam cap+ained by Tom Crowe, who had previous experience in +he ar+ of making a +ennis ball do Jrricks a+ David Lipscomb in Nashville, was The number one man of +he hill lads and proved himself worfhy of The raHng. The duos were handled by McCallie and JehL and Gales and Hagler, who also Jrurned in line s+reaks of winning form all during +he season. The Jream swepf Jrhrough +heir mafches. gaining needed experience and poise a+ all Hmes, and +his paid handsome dividends when Jrhe boys from +he Hill wemL +0 Jrhe T. I. A. A. mee+ aJr Cookeville on +he TPl courfs and +he Volunfeers pre- ceded +0 win +heir mafches in fine slyle and come home +he champions of Tennessee for I942. Due +0 Jrhe war no Jrennis is being planned for +his spring. l214l McCallie and JeH 3+ We Nef. SEASUN SEASON RECORD Tusculum Kenlucky Maryville Cenfre Maryville Kenfucky Carson-Newman Cenfre Tennessee Poly T. l. A. A. Berea College LETTERMEN TOM CROWE GEORGE JETT CARL GATES JOHN McCALLIE TOM HAGLER FRED WEIDMAN DONALD McLEAN M H The second year experimenf of reviving spring baseball af U. T. paid off dividends in vicfories and condi+ioning. Coach Johnny Mauer Jrook over a squad composed of such sfars as Bevis. Zon- fini, Lenahan, MiJrcheH, O'Neil, Peel and coached +ha+ Jream +0 second place in Jrhe SEC and fhree vicfories over +he Commo- dores of Vanderbilt The Jream waded Jrhrough early season compefifion wifh Bunzy O'Neil pifching pofenf baseball for +he homelings. However. SEC compe+i+ion proved Jrougher and +he Vols had a see-saw vic- fory and defeaf s+ring th +heir Big I2 opponen+s. During +he season +he work of all +he lads was nofeworfhy bu+ par+icularly +he play of Dick Mehen, lanky firsfsacker, who held down +he one-spo+ very well considering if was Richard's firsf Hme wifh big miH. Bunzy O'Neil pifched swell ball during +he early parf of +he season and his work affracfed Jrhe noHce of big league scou+s who were affer his body when Jrhe season was over and he announced infenfions of aHHiaHng himself wi+h +he Chicago Cubs of +he Nafional League. SEASON RECORD CarsonhNewman Mil Egan Carson-Newman Maryville Maryville Kenfucky VanderbiH Milligan Hermann ready- TPI Kenfucky Vanderbilf Vanderbilf VanderbihL LETTERMEN Bill Bevis Bill Meek Charlie Ogel WaHer Slafer h Paul Herman Dick Mehen Bunzy O'Neil Red Zoani Bill McComb ChaHes Mifchell Ike Peel Pa+ Lenahan Top Lefh Ike. Charlie, Paul and Dick. BoHom L9H: Three buffers. Righf: Twirler. it The swimming season for I943 was broughf +0 an abrupf close by +he calling of Air Corps and Enlisfed Reservisfs. Coach Herbie E+zler. had. af +he beginning of pracfice. sufficienf maferial +0 build a swimming Jream wiJrh such men as Frank McVeigh, Dave Millice. and Doug Dunlap +0 form Jrhe backbone. Wifh +he ad- venf 01C +he Air Corps boys on Hwe campus. and Hwe moswL of +he feam being called +0 service. however, Hwe Afhle+ic AssociaHon decided +0 discoanue swimming for Hm durafion. m m INTHAMUHALS i x: w Wk INTHAMUHALS DespHe warfime shorfages in managememL and equipmenf buf aided by fine sfudenf coopera- +ion Jrhe annual inframural program confinued in ifs usual fine swing. Much credH for Jrhe well- planned program musf go +0 Coaches Loose and Brady who confinually gave +heir full suppor+ and leadership +0 +he s+uden+ parficipafion evenJrs. The firer fournamenf +0 fill Jrhe record books was Jrhe fra+ +ennis compefifion in which +he ATOs proved surprise winners. The champs wiJrh an aH-pledge Jream o1C polished s+ylis+s romped Jrhrough Jrhe fough upper brackef and showed power early by hard foughf friumphs over +he defending champion SAEs. and Jrhen Jrhe Phi Gams +0 enJrer Jrhe finals where Jrhey en- counfered and frimmed +he Kappa Sigs. winners of +he lower bracket One of darkhorses, Jrhese five lads sfroked +heir way +0 Jrhe firsf cup of +he season; Jrhey are: Douq Boardmen. Arch Sanford. Ira Long. Bill Regenold and Ben Howard. However. Jrhe SAEs were nowL +0 be denied in Jrhe second fracas of Jrhe program for +hey de- fended and defended well +heir swimming cham- pionship. The Sig AHs fell behind in +he Hrsf evemL when +he Sigma Chi's won +he medley buwL came back +0 cuf down Jrhe Circle Park lead when Dicky KoeHa beaf Kappa Sig Dave Millice in a near record driving finish. Then +he SAEs began +0 whHHe down +he Sigs' lead and build up one of +heir own as +hey sfarfed knocking 0H seconds and +hirds in every evenJr parficularly in +he hun- dred-yard free sfyle. breasf s+roke and relays. ther individual winners were: John Phillips in +he hundred-yard backs+roke, Burgess Brier in Jrhe breasf sfroke, and +he SAE relay feam. Las+ year's diving champ, Ray DePue. repeafed his vicfory wi+h a clean-cuf friumph over runner-up Lambda Chi Gene Cafon. Meanwhile on +he Chick's side of +he inframural : in M ,mimmg Wm mg; - a a g. a; IN HAMUM fence +he Chi Os Jrripped up Jrhe defending champion AOPi's in The swim meeJr affer a Close bafHe. The new champs proved conclusively +ha+ qualify in quan+i+y was beHer +han jusf qualify as +hey splashed +heir way +0 vicfory. H was iusf a case of Jroo many Chi Os againsf Wilma Hankins and Mary Brown. This doesn'+ mean Jrhe Chi Os didn'+ have s+ars Tor Jrhey had Them In copious quanJriJries wiJrh such lassies as Caroline Clemens. Helen Dars+. Coffman, Webb, and The Hashing freshmen Fanny Broughfon, Par- sons. Thompson, 8. J. Cross and Chick Bur- neHe. The AOPi's sfarfed 0qu wi+h a big lead when Lib Brown and Wilma Hankins Toughf H ou+ +0 a phofo finish wi+h Mary Lib winning. The Chi Os immediafely gof clown +0 an all-business aJr- fifude and Misses Adcock. Thompson. and Mary Jean Cross qur down Jrhe defending champions' lead +0 go on +0 +heir Tirer win of Jrhe year. Then They confinued Their v-ichory sfring by succeeding Themselves in volley ball and adding numerous poinfs +0 +heir leading +o+al. The Chi Os had a rough Hme geHing by Their Tirsf round opponenfs Jrhe rugged Zefas in a Three-game series. Meanwhile Jrhe Tri-DeHs enferfained ideas 0T winning +he championship Jrhemselves as +hey enfered Jrhe finals and for a while if looked as ht Jrhey mighf succeed as +hey won Jrhe second game and looked To be on +he way Jro final vicfory when Jrhe Chi Os abrupHy seHled down and racked up Jrheir second sfraighf championship. The winners who played wifhouf a subsfifufe was composed of Helen Darer. Helen McCallie. Frankie Fonde. Chick Burnef. BeHe Thompson. Roddy Arnold. and Mary Anne Vaughn. In Jrhe Tra+ volley ball Jroumamenf Jrhe SAEs confinued +heir winning ways and romped Jrhrough everybody including +he DeHs +0 add llllllllllllll poinls +0 +heir cup-leading JroJral. Oulslanoling players of +he baffles were Link. Tes'rermen. Mo Lean ol Jrhe winners. Shacklelorcl, Gleaves of +he Dells, Crowe and Baird of +he Sigma Chi's. Massey, Burroughs. Davis. Aller +he volley ball compefilion all was qule1L unlil Jrhe highly imporlan'r lral baskelball lourna- menl hil Jrhe boards of +he U. T. gym. As far as +he frals were concerned if was a queslion of slopping Jrhe SAEs and doinq H quick or else +he champs would relain an unbealable lead for +he big inframural cup. The SAEs lucked in +he draw when +hey caughf +he weaker of +he fwo brackels while +he ofhher pre-lourney lavoriles. +he Sigma Chi's. Phi Gams. and Kappa Sigs were lighling for Jrhe olher finalisl berlh. H was +he same old slory of learn work for +he defending champs headed by +he Cooler Link. Banner. Hubbell. McCallie. McLean. Mallhews romped along an easy pafh lo +he finals while +he Phi Gams alfer a seHo of close ones wifh +he Sigma Chi's. ATOs Jrhen were delealed by +he superior laer-hahE rush of +he SAEs. You have +0 hand if +0 +he Figis for Jrhese boys Walkins. Williams. Harlz. ArneHe were +he fighfinesf Jream of +he Jrournamenlr. Meanwhile +he Zelas again successfully ole- lenoleol Jrheir championship in baskelball by over- whelmingly deleahng every foe +hey rne1L excepl' Jrhe KDs led by Frankie Snow and Jean DeLaney who keymL +he game closer Jrhan any of +he resf ol +he sororifies haol been able +0 do. Slarring for +he Zelas was Eugenia Cobin. greawL guard. and Jrhe oleaol-eye forward. who combined again lo give Jrhe Zelas anolher maior champion- ship. The baskelball fournamenls iusuL abouwL closed Jrhe inlramural compelilion for +he well-known duralion wifh +he SAEs and Chi Omegas holding commanding leads for +he championship cup. 3:323 ? ; 2 gig; !: :,,$5$ :32; W gw3h5555 A 1:1? 2.13; ! i231; quywimg ii; 3v: $332 :3 :5 A y. :5? 133.? 9.: v35; gigx M 9 Vggigg L ?;z. $$$$$73?$5Q$ : , $ $$3$3 $$21th w 5233: ,szimxuwamxag a E: r: zigaigi, WV 3 y .m , $$2 53:; i? 2??31$ 5m 44mgzi$$$u i: sky 5:5 gma$m3ffpff quwhvwiyakagi? Ax $691535; 5 ; :5 $Aiigxyg HAT HNITY Ki 3W 4532;21me N. W 2: as BROWN CRAIG CALDWELL MOFFITT PresidenfI Fraferni'ty Relaiions Board 33??? i , ?Wifgg 9 pa Firsf Row: CampbellI Caner, Goodrich, Cowan, Dickey, FlyI GarV reff, Gleaves. Second Row: Harfon, Herbert NilesI Herd, Jacov way, JarraH, Man; leyI Mann. . Third Row: Reagan, Reginald. Sarafian. Seymour, Sfevensonl Sturrm Winn. The Frafernify Relafions Board is +ha+ body which ads as a governing board for +he l5 fraJrernHies on +he hill. The membership consis+s of one represenfafive and +he presidenf of each frafernify. These men meef every o+her week and endeavor +0 bring abouf beHer relafions CRAIG CALDWELL Sigma Alpha Epsilon J. E. BROWN. Sigma Phi Epsilon FrafernHy Alpha Tau Omega DeHa Sigma Phi DeHa Tau Delta Kappa Alpha Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Gamma Delia Represenfafive BILL REGINALD .CHARLES COWAN HUGH DICKEY , SEWALL MANLEY DIGBY SEYMOU R .AUBREY JARRATT BILL MOFFETT AH ,. it 1k among +he frafernifies and fos+er a Jrrue frafernHy spirit This board was begun in Jrhe fall of I938 and has con- finued since +ha+ Hme. H supercedes The old anrerfraJrera nify Council which died from inefficiency. OFFICERS Presidenf BILL MOFFETT, Phi Gamma Delfa Secre+a ry-Treasurer MEMBERS Presidenf FrafernHy Represenfafive TOM MANN Phi Sigma Kappae eHENRY HERBERT MIKE CAPANEGRO GEORGE GLEAVES CALVIN GOODRICH JOE SARAFIAN POWELL WINN GEORGE CAMPBELL Pi Kappa Alpha. eJOHN CHANDLER Pi Kappa Phi . Sigma Alpha Epsilon .CRAIG CALDWELL Sigma Chi . CREED REAGAN . Sigma Nu . DOUG STEVENSON Sigma Phi Epsilone .J. E. BROWN Zefa Befa Tau e GRADY JACOWAY .MAURICE STEGALL Vice-Presidenf Presiden+ BILLY BOB CARTER CHARLES HERD CHARLES NILES e e HUGH CAREY JOHNNY GARRETT , JIMMY FLY . JOE HARTON MELVIN STURM THOMAS MANN SAM PEARSON JOE ALEXANDER. '45 J. W. ATKINS4 '45 . . . MARION ATKINSON, '45 JOE BASS, '45 THOMAS BAYST4ON,4 4'4544 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 P. w. BELL, m, '45 PERRY BIGHAM, '44 .. CALVIN BISHOP, '45 DOUGLAS BOARDMAN, '44 ERNIE BRISCOE, '45 . . , , WILLIAM BUTLER, '44 CECIL CANTRELL, '45 . . . FRANKLIN CANTRELL, '44 JOE CARTER, '44 . , . Memphis, . . Paris. . . , . . Marion, Virginia . . Chaffanooga, Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee . , , ,4. 44 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. Dyersburg, Tennessee ................. Rome, Georgia ..............KnovaleI ............ Old Hickory, ............. Knoxville, . . . . Efowah, . . Tiptonvflle, JOE D. COCHRAN4I4'464 .4 .4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' CARLTON COOK, '46 BILLY CROSBY, '45 W. T. CUTCHIN, '43 . . . , BOB DALE, '43 CARROLL DAVEN4P4OI41T4, 4'4454 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 EVERETT DAVIS, '45 ROBERTDENDER,'45..,.......... CY DURIO, '44 DICK T. EDWARDS, '45 .. HARLEY ERB, '45 JAMES FERGUSON,4 '454 4. 4. 4. 4, 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4, 4, 4. 4. 4 SAM FINCANNON. '43 . . JOE B. FOSTER, '43 BOBBY GEE, '45 . . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 JOHN HART. '46 RICHARDHART,'443444444444'444444 DAVID HASTINGS, '43 LESTER HILL, '46 TOM HOLLINGSWORTH, JR BEN HOWARD. '46 . . . . HOMER ISBELL, '43 JOHN JENNINGS. '44 BILLY JONESI '46 .............. Knoxville, .............. Memphis, ............... Dickson. .............. Dyersburg. , , . . Paris, ...Jacksonl ............... Jackson. . . . . . Efowah. ................ Milan, ............ Johnson Cify, . . Memphis, . . Knovalle. .............. Knoxville. . . . , . Knoxville, .............. Dyersburg, . . Dyersburg, .............. Memphis, ., . . . . . . , .Shelbyville, .............. Crossville, ., '45 ......... Johnson Cify, ............. Union Cify, ............ Johnson Ci'ry, . Knoxville, . , Trenfon. Tennessee Tennessee Ten nessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Ten nessee Tennessee Ten nessee Ten nessee Tennessee Ten nessee Ten nessee Ten nessee Ten nessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Ten nessee Tennessee Ten nessee OFFICERS ................ Presidenf RICHARD HART . . . , , . , . . . .............. Vice-Presldenf CY DURIO . . . . , . . . , . . . . MEMBERS .................. Ridgely, Tennessee RICHARD JONES, '46 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . McKenzie, Tennessee ELLIOT KANE. '45 ............... McKenzie, Tennessee JAMES KJRKPATRICK,4'444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 IRA LONG, '45 . . HAROLD MCCOY '45 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4 4 4 THOMAS MANN, '44 ........ ......... Brownsvi 4 le, Tennessee BILL MAYBERRY, '44 PENN MOHON. 44 ............ Ripley, Tennessee BERNIE MEHEN, '43 JIM NORMAN, '45 FRANK PATTERSON. 4'4344 44 4 4 44 4 4 44 4 44 ........... Tren'ron. Tennessee SAM PEARSON. '43 JACK PEEPLES. '45 JACK REED, '46 LON REED.'45.,..... s. E. REED, '43 DONALDREESE.4'44644'44444444444 BILL REGENOLD, '44 L. L. REID, '44 . TOM RICHARDSON BILL ROBINSON. '45 DAVIDRoss,'46.,.444.44..44.4.'44444 RODNEY RUCKS, '45 ARCHIE SANFORD. 44.. ROBERT W. SHAW, '44 BRUCE SLEDGE, '45 VICTOR SLEDGE, '43 , , . MARSHALL STALLINGS, JR., 4'454 4 BILL SWAIN, '44 EMERSON TANNEF414 '434 4 4 4 4 4 4. 4, 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4, 4. Union City, Tennessee DERWOOD TRENT, '44 FELIX TRUSS, '46 JIMTUHOLSKI,'4464444444444444444 FRED WALKER, '46 MAURICE WALLER, '445 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4.4 rOMMY WATKINS, '44 ....... ROBERT WILLIAMS. '43 JACK WRIGHT. '44 .444'444444 DMEGA ................ Secrefary ............... 7 Treasu rer .......... Knoxvillel Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee . Johnson City, Tennessee . . . Tren'ron. Tennessee . Chaffanooga, Tennessee . . Crossville, Tennessee . Wheeling. Wesf Virginia . . Dyersburg, Tennessee . Lexingfon, Tennessee . Memphis. Tennessee Maryvillel Tennessee . . . Maryville, Tennessee ...... Dyerl Tennessee . Raleigh, Tennessee .......... Memphis, Tennessee . . Sf. Pefersburg, Florida . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee . Knoxville4 Tennessee . . NashviHe, Tennessee . Ripleyl Tennessee , Ridgely, Tennessee . . . . . . . . . .Raleigh, Tennessee , . Raleigh. Tennessee . . Humboldt Tennessee . De'rroi'rl Michigan . RusseHviHe, Tennessee . Chaffanooga, Tennessee ........ Ridgewood, New Jersey . . . . Milan, Tennessee . Chaffanooga, Tennessee . Johnson Cify, Tennessee . . Trenfon, Tennessee ........... Medina, Tennessee Has+ings gefs a rush af +he backward ball. I2291 Prexy Tom Mann. LEGEND Nafional Alpha Tau Omega founded Sepfember ll, I865, Virginia Mil- ifary lns+i+u+e, Lexingfon. Virginia. Tennessee Pi esfablished. 1872. Col- ors. Sky Blue and Gold: Green and WhHe. Flower. Whife Tea Rose. i Firsf Row: Nexander Afkins Atkinson. Baysfon, BeIL Bingham, Bishop, Boardman Second Row: Briscoe Buflerl C. CanfrcH, F. CanfreH. Carfer, Cochran! Cook, Crosby. Third Row: Dabs, Davenporf Davis, Dender Durio. Edwards Erb, Ferguson, Fourfh Row: Fincannom Fosfer, Gee, J Hart D, Hart Hasffngs, HHI, HoHingsworfh FiHh Row: Howard IsbeIL Jennings, B. Jones R. Jones, Kanel Kirkpafrick, Long. SixH'I Row: McCoy, Maybcrry Norman, PaHerson, Pearsonl Peeples, .L Reed, L. Reed. Sevenfh Row: S. E. Reed. Reese, Regenoldl Reid Richardson, Roberfson. Ross, Rucks. Eighfh Row: Sanford Shaw. B, Sledge, V. Sledge, Sfanlings. Swain. Tanner Trent Ninfh Row: Truss Tuholski. Walker. Waller. Waikins, WiHiams, Wriqhi. GEORGE EBLEN DAVID HENARD JACK ARMSTRONG. '44 J. B. BURROW, '46 MICHAEL CAPANEAR. '44 MICHAEL CAPANEGRO, '43 CHARLES COWAN, '43 CHARLES CRABTREE, '45 GEORGE EBLEN. '44 WILLIAM EDLER. Graduafe EDGAR ELAM, '45 FRANK GATLING, Special ROBERT GIBBS4 '46 OFFICERS Presidenf Vice-Presfdenf MICHAEL CAPANEAR EWELL VIGDORTH MEMBERS Lexingfon, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee BeHviHe. New Jersey Monfclafr. New Jersey Brisfol, Tennessee Livingsfon, Tennessee Shelbyville, Tennessee Scranfon, Pennsylvania Knoxville. Tennessee Lenoir CHy. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee DARBETT WRIGHT, '44 DAVID HENARD. '45 ROBERT HERRINQ '46 PAUL ISBELL. '46 JOHN KNIGHT. '46 J. P. LANE. '45 FRED LUCKY, '44 DALLAS RUSSELL, '46 EDD RUSSELL. '43 EWELL VIGDORTH. '45 GEORGE WHITE. '45 JOE WOODSON, '45 SIGMA PHI Knoxville, Memphis, WhHehaven, Whifehaven. Knoxville. Dyersburg. . Whifehaven. . Whifehaven, Nashvilla Dyersburg. La FolleHe. Livingsfon. Tennessee OMI Gaffney goes H1rough. Treasurer Secrefary Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee aw D ELTA l2311 S Prexy Jack Armsfrong of Nahheeyayli fame. LEGEND Nafional Delfa Sigma Phi was found- ed 1899, College of Hie Ci+y of New York. Tennessee Omicron Chap- +er esfablished l93l. Official Colors, Whife. Nile. and Green. Official Flower. Whife Carnafion. Firsf Row: CowanI Edler. Second Row: Gafling, Knight GMA PHI OFFICERS GEORGE GLEAVES ......................... Presldenf ROBERT GILBERT .......................... Secretary BEE McMILLAN ........................ Vice-Presidenf RAY S. MOORE .......................... Treasurer MEMBERS TOM ALLEN, '44 ........... . V . . . . Memphis, Tennessee GEORGE HARRIS, '45 . ..... . , . 6 . Greenfield, Tennessee GEORGE BATES, '46 ......... , , V . 4 . Knoxville, Tennessee BOB HATFIELDI '46 ....... . . ...... Maryville, Tennessee MYRON BICHON, '46 .................. Memphis, Tennessee M. E. HENEGARK '46 ............. Fountain Cify, Tennessee JACK BILLINGS, '46 ................. Kingston, Tennessee HERBERT HOBBS '46 ................ Memphis Tennessee JAMES BOWERS, '43 ................ Founfain Cifyl Tennessee KENNETH HUMPHREYS, '45 . . . . . . . . . . . . Memphis, Tennessee JIM BOWMAN, '46 ................... Kingsfon, Tennessee BRIDGES JONESl '43 ....... . ....... Memphis, Tennessee ROLAND BRETT, '45 . . ............... KnoxvilleI Tennessee QUEN'HN LANE, '43 ................. MaryviHe, Tennessee ROBERT BIVENS, '46 .................. KnovaIe, Tennessee ROBERT LUDWIG, I44 I . I , . . I . I . I , Lenoir CHY. Tennessee JEROME BUTLER, '46 ............... Valley Creek, Tennessee MATHES TALBOT, :44 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Memphis, Tennessee ALLEN CARDEN, '43 ................. LaFoIleHe, Tennessee WALKER MEACHAM4 '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Memphis. Tennessee JOE CARDEN. '45 ------------------- LaFowem: Tennessee CHARLES MOAK, '44 ................ Knoxville, Tennessee N'CK CAUSEY. '45 ---------------- V . - Memphisv Tennessee RAY MOORE, '44 ......... . . ...... Memphis, Tennessee JIMMIE CONN. '46 ----------------- Dyersburg. Tennessee HILLY McASHAN, '46 ................. Knoxville, Tennessee NEEDHAM COPPEDGE, '43 .............. Brownsvllle, Tennessee BEE McMILLAN, '44 ............... Ashland CHyI Tennessee DOW CREWS, '46 ------------------ Memphis, Tennessee JOE McMILLAN, '46 ....... 4 . . . . ,Ashland Cify. Tennessee JOHN DABBS, '44 ................... NashviHe, Tennessee DICK PATTONI '46 IIIIII . . ............ Mentor, omo BILL DENMAN. '44 ................ Copper HiH. Tennessee ALDO PINNOTI, '46 . . . . . . ........ Knovale. Tennessee MINOR DENT. '44 ................... MemphiS. Tennessee WALTER RINGGER. '44 ................. Memphis, Tennessee JOHN DINSMORE. '44 ................ Bull Buckle, Tennessee BUDDY ROGERSI '46 ,,,,,, . , ,,,,,, LaFoHeHe, Tennessee HUGH DICKEY, '43 ................. Sweefwafer, Tennessee BILL RUCKER, '45 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, DyersburgI Tennessee CHARLIE ELLIS, '44 ................. Garden Cify, New York MACK SCOTT, '44 ................. Dyersburg, Tennessee ARTHUR FAQUIN, '44 ................ BeH Buckle, Tennessee BOB SCHWALB, '45 .................. Memphis, Tennessee JOE FIELDEN, '46 ................... KnoxvilleI Tennessee HUGH SHACKELFORD, '43 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Membhis, Tennessee J. D. FLYNN, '44 ................. Founfain City, Tennessee JOE SHIRES, '2; ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Obion, Tennessee SONNY FOWLKES, '46 ................. Waverly. Tennessee DOUGLAS SMITH, '45 ................ Memphis, Tennessee JOE GAFFNEY, '46 ................... Memphis, Tennessee BILL SMITH, '46 ................... KingsfonI Tennessee ROBERT GILBERT, '45 . .............. MOFFiSfOWm Tennessee W. l. THORNTON, '46 ................ Dyersburg, Tennessee GEORGE GLEAVES, '44 ................. Memphis, Tennessee ERNIE WEEKS, '45 ............... 6 . 4 KnoxviHe, Tennessee KENNETH GLENNAN, '43 ................ Obion, Tennessee TANDY WILSON. '46 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Nashville, Tennessee Sopel camouflage: ScoH. DELTA I233! CHAPTER $ GIeaves-also Carnicus head. LEGEND Nafional DeHa Tau Delfa was founded 1859. Befhany College. Vir- ginia Tennessee DeHa Delfa chapfer es+ablished April l9. I924. Official colors: Purple. Whife, and Gold. Of- ficial flower: Iris. it Firsf Row: Allenl Bichon. BilHngs, Bowers. Breft Carden. Second Row: Conn, Coppedge, Crews, Dabbs, Deni Dinsmore. Third Row: Dickey, FFynn, Gaffney. GHbeH Glen- nan, Harris, Henegar. Fourfh Row: Hobbsl Humphrys Mather Meacham, Moak, Moore. McAshan. Fifih Row: McMillian, A. B.; McMilllan, J. 8.; Pair ton, Ringger, Rucker. Scoffl Schwalb. Sixfh Row: Shackleford Shires Smifh, D: Smith. W 8.; Thornfon, Weeks. Wilson. CALVIN GOODRICH JULIAN DAVIS WARREN A. ALEXANDER, '44 CLAUDE BARRETT. '45 JAMES BASS, '44 HOWARD BOZEMAN, Law NED CARTER. '44 ALBERT CAMPBELL, '45 WESLEY CHAMBERS, '46 LEO CHANDLER. '46 BILLY COBB, '46 JULIAN DAVIS, '43 JAMES REED DORAN. '46 PORTER DUNLAP, '46 ROBERT E. FOXWORTHY. '45 BILLY FRANKLIN '46 JAMES GIST. '46 EARLE GLOVER4 '46 THOMAS GOODALL, '46 HENRY CALVIN GOODRICH. '43 JAMES HAY, '45 KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS Presidenf Vice-PresideM JAMES HAY CHARLES OGLE MEMBERS Coving+on, Tennessee Shelbyvi'la Tennessee Jacksonl Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Mascot Tennessee Memphis. Tennessee GallaHn. Tennessee Gallafin, Tennessee Covingfon. Tennessee Quincy, Florida Greenfield. Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee Forf Myers, Florida Gallafin. Tennessee Tullahoma. Tennessee Tullahoma. Tennessee GallaHn, Tennessee FayeHeviHe. Tennessee Shelbyville. Tennessee NORMAN WESER, '45 JACK HEROD. '45 WAYNE HUNT, '43 JOHN ALLEN HIBBETT. '45 BILLY IKARD, '46 JAMES BRITTON LAMB. '46 DON LAMPHERE, '45 BOB LYLE. '45 SEWALL MANLEY, '44 BILLY BARRETT McCOMB4 '43 BOBBY McKNIGHT, '46 FERDINAND W. MILES. IH; '43 CHARLES MARTIN OGLES, '44 CHARLES OSBORNE, '46 MYERS PARSON, '44 CHARLES PAYNE, '46 BURNS PHILLIPS. '45 ROBERT SHEEGOG, '43 RICHARD SNIEGOCKI, '45 GUY WARMING. '44 Buffalo. New York Gallahn. FruiHand. Gallafin. Decherd. FayeHeviHe, Secrehary Treasurer Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Chicago. Illinois Knoxville. Murfreesboro. Jellico. Murfreesboro. Murfreesboro. Gallafin. TuHahoma. Murfreesboro, Gallafin. Murfreesboro, Columbia, Jellico. Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Ten nessee Cherokee. Norfh Carolina Tennessee Goodrich and Haynes-Billie Grace won'f mind. l2351 Goodrich again. LEGEND Nafional Kappa Alpha was founded December 2I, I865, Washingfon and Lee Universify. Lexingfon. Virginia. Pi Chapfer esfablished I883. Colors. Crimson and Gold. Flower, Red Rose. 1k Firs? Row: Alexander, Bozemam Campbelf, Charn- bers, Chandier. Second Row: Davis Doran, Dunlap Foxworfhy, Frank- 1m. Third Row: Gist GoodaH Hay. Herod, Hum. Fourfh Row: Hibbeffk lkard, MaMey McComb Mcr Knight Milcs FiHh Row: Ogles, Parsons, Phials Warming 'Webb, Wesen KAPPA SIGMA OFFICERS JOE L. SARAFIAN ........................ Presidenf HOWARD H. LUMSDEN I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I SecreIary JACK WI FOWLER ..................... VIce-Presidenf RICHARD E. WHITMORE I . .................. Treasurer MEMBERS 1'. EDWARD ACUFF, '43 I I I I I I . I I . I I I I I Knova 8, Tennessee FRED LANGI '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Memphis, Tennessee BILLY ANDERSONI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ICovIng'IorII Tennessee BOB LEONARD, '46 I I I I ..... I I I I I I I Knoxvi eI Tennessee J. FRED BAUMANNI JRII '46 .............. Knoxvi eI Tennessee JOHN LONGI '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knoxvi eI Tennessee KIMBROUGH BORENI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MemphisI Tennessee HOWARD H. LUMSDENI '43 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knova 8, Tennessee BOBBY BRABANT '4'66 .................. Memp Is, Tennessee JACK MARSHALL, '46 .................. Des MoInesI Iowa EMMETT BROWN I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Memphis, Tennessee ROBERT MATTEI '45 I I I I I I I I I I ....... Knova eI Tennessee WILLIAM BROWN '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I CovIngfonI Tennessee JAMES R. MCCALLUMI '46 I .............. RIpleyI Tennessee JAMES C. BRYANI '44 I I I I I I I I . I I I I I I . I MempIIsI Tennessee ED MCCONNELLI '46 I IIIIIIIIIIIII Chaffanooga, Tennessee FELIX BUCHANANI '44 ...... Knova eI Tennessee DAVID MCCUTCHEONI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IJacksonI Tennessee BAYNE BURROUGHSI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Nashvi 6, Tennessee JAMES MEEKI '46 I I I . I I IIIIIIIIIII Knoxvi eI Tennessee STEVE CARMESI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IKnoxvi eITennessee DAVID MILLICEI '44 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SI. LouIsI Missouri JAMES CAMPBELLI '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knoxvi eI Tennessee SAM MONK, '43 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IWaHs Bar, Alabama JOHN CAMPBELLl '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knoxvil eI Tennessee. BILLY MORRIS, '44 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IMempnIs Tennessee CHARLES CASHI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Memp IsI Tennessee AYWARD OVERTONI '44 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knova e, Tennessee JAMES CLARK, '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knova eI Tennessee ROGER PARKI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Cleveland, Tennessee HUDSON COOMBSI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Nasth eI Tennessee HUGH PARKER, '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knoxvi eI Tennessee DONALD CRAIG, '45 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knoxvi 6, Tennessee HOYT PAYNE, '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knoxvi eI Tennessee LLOYD CRAWFORD, '45 IIIIIIIIIIIIIII MemphIsI Tennessee EARL PINNEYI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I DeIroIII MIchIgan BILL CUMMINGSI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knova e Tennessee LEWIE RI POLK, '46 I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I IMemp IsI Tennessee WATT HI DENISON, '43 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Lexingfon, Tennessee ADDISON POLLOCKI '43 IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knoxvi eI Tennessee RAY DePUEI '45 IIIIII I I I I I I I I I I I Knova 6, Tennessee WALTER RENTROPI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MemphIsI Tennessee JACK DICKEYI '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MurphyI Norfh CarolIna WILLIAM RENTROPI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Memphis. Tennessee CHARLES DUGGAN, '44 IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knoxvi 'eI Tennessee JAMES VI RICEI '45 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII BradenI Tennessee THOMAS A EVANSI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IMemp Is, Tennessee GLENN ROBINSONI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knova 8, Tennessee AMES FEEMANI 44 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IKnova a, Tennessee ROBERT ROCHELLEI '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knova eI Tennessee HAMILTON FOURMANI '45 I I I I I I I I I I I Forf Lauderdale, Florida CHARLES RUDOLPHI '43 IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Clarksvi eI Tennessee .OE FEEMANI '44 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knoxvi eI Tennessee MAC RUDOLPH, '43 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Clarksvi 8, Tennessee BILL FOWLER. '45 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MempIIsI Tennessee LEONARD SALAMONEI '44 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knoxvi a, Tennessee .ACK W. FOWLERl '45 I I IIIIIIIIIIIII MemphisI Tennessee JOE LI SARAFIANI '43 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MemphisI Tennessee FRANK GALYON, '45 I I I I I I I Knova 5, Tennessee DIGBY SEYMOUR, '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knova eI Tennessee SANFORD GARNERI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Covingfon, Tennessee JACK SISSONI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Pueb oI Colorado BILL GHORMLEYI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knova eI Tennessee GEORGE SLOVERI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knova eI Tennessee GEORGE GIESLER '46 I IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knova eI Tennessee JOE SMALLMANI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Founfain CI yI Tennessee EAN GIESLERI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knova eI Tennessee R. C SMITHI '44 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knova eI Tennessee CHARLES MI GREENLESE '44 I I I I I I I I I I I I I MemphIsI Tennessee PAUL SUMMERS '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Somervi e. Tennessee BEN I. HARRISON, '44 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knova eI Tennessee PARKER TABORI '46 IIIII I I I I I I I ISparIanburgI Soufh CarolIna .OHN HAYES. '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knova 5. Tennessee JAMES TAYLORI '44 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MasonI Tennessee SEYMOUR HENCKI '44 I IIIIIIIIIIIIII KnonI 9, Tennessee WILLIAM THEISSI '45 I I I I I I I I I I . I I .ChaHanoogaI Tennessee PHIL R. HICKSI '43 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knova eI Tennessee JACK VOSSI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MemphIsI Tennessee 6AMES RI HODGEI '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IChaHanoogaI Tennessee WILLIAM L. WHITTAKER '43 I I I I I I I I I I Nashvi eI Tennessee LYNN HOSKINSI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IKnova eI Tennessee RICHARD WHITMOREI '43 IIIIIIIIIIIII CIIaHanooga. Tennessee HAROLD HOWRENI '44 I I I I I I I I I I I I I . . IYoun sfownI Ohio WIGGINS WILDERI '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Mason. Tennessee HARRY L. ISSLERI '44 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MaiamII Florida LYNN WILLIAMSI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knoxvi eI Tennessee FRED IVY. '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IMemph IsI Tennessee REMBERT WILLIAMSI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MillingfonI Tennessee ACK IVYI '46 I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Memp1is, Tennessee TOM A. WILLIAMSONI '45 IIIIIIIIIIII Chaffanooga, Tennessee ALFRED KILLEBREWI '43 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ICIarkva eI Tennessee ELBERT WOODI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IKronvIl eI Tennessee WESLEY KING '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I . . IChaHanoogaI Tennessee EDGAR YARBROI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII LexIng'ron'I Tennessee Sarafian IaIks II over wIIh A. J. D. W x 2371 Long Joe again. LEGEND Nafional Kappa Sigma was founded December IO. I869, Universify of Virginia. RichmondI Virginia. Lambda Chapfer established. I880. Colors, Scarlet Green, and Whife. Flower. Lily of +he Valley. it Firsf Row: Acuff, Andorsom Baumann, Boren, Bra- banf, Brown, Emmet? W.; Brown W C.: Bryan, Buchanan. Second Row: Burroughs, Cakmes Campbell James C,' CampbeH, John: Casi Clark, Coombs CraKg Crawford. Third Row: Cummings, DenisonI DePue, Dickey, Duggam Evans. Feeman, James; Fear man, Joe; Foremam FoMer, Jack. FourH'I Row: FoMer, J W ; Galyon, Garner Ghomr ley, Giesler, Greenlese Harrisom Hayes, Henckl Hicks. Fiffh Row: Hodgel Hoskins, Howren. 1vy F.; Ivy. J.; KiHebrew, Lang Leonard, Long, Lumsden. Sixfh Row: Maf're, McaHum, McConneH, McCufch- com Meek MiHica Monk, Morris Ov- erfon, Park. Sevenfh Row: Parker, Payne Pinney Polk Pollock Ronfrop, Walter; Renfrop, WHHJm; Rica Robinson RocheHe. Eighfh Row: Ruddph ChaMes; Rudolphl MaH; Salr amone Seymour, Sissom Swver, SmaHr man, Smith, Summers, Tabor. Ninih Row: Theiss, Voss, Whittaker Whifmore WHV der, Williams. Lynn; WiHiamsl Remy berf; Williamson, Wood, Yarbro. DA EH1 ALPHA OFFICERS POWELL WINN . . . . . 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 . . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Presidenf FRANKLIN QUALLS ............... . . 4 4 . . . Secrefary RITTER SLAUGHTER 4 4 . ................. Vice-Presidenf DAVID PHILLIPS .......................... Treasurer MEMBERS WILLIAM BAILEY ALLEN '43 4 4 4 4 4 4 4ClarksviHe, Tennessee AUBREY DOSS JARRATT. JR4, '44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Rockvale, Tennessee SAMUEL ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG '45 ...... Sfony Point, Tennessee GROVER KERBAUGH, '46 ............... Greenville. Tennessee RAY LITTRELL BAKER, '46 .............. Kingsporf, Tennessee MERIDETH SMITH KING, '45 ............. ColumbIa, Tennessee ROBERT BENTON BALDWIN, '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4Alcoa, Tennessee WALTER KYLE, '43 .................. Cleveland, Tennessee GENTRY BARTON, '44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Rutherford, Tennessee JAMES REED LAYCOCK, '46 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4Afhens, Tennessee GEORGE AMZEL BAUGUS, '44 ............. Trenton, Tennessee BILL LINTONl '44 ................... Nashville, Tennessee BROWN BEASLEY, '43 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Hampshire, Tennessee VOSS ALEXANDER MOORE, '46 .......... Chaffanooga, Tennessee DOUGLAS W. BEVERLY, '44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Ofeen, Norfh Carolina DILLION PAT MORONEY4 '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Maryville, Tennessee HAGAN CHESTER BRIGHT, '46 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 KingsportTennessee JOE MOSS. '43 .................... Tipfonvillel Tennessee ARTHUR DAVIS BUCHANAN, '46 44444 4 4 4 4 4 Knoxville, Tennessee JAMES GREGORY NAVE, '44 4444444444444 CIeve'and. Tennessee BILL BURN, '44 4444444444444444444444 Athensl Tennessee ROBERT MYRON NICAR4 '46 ............... Brisfol, Tennessee FOSTER FRANKLIN CALLOWAY, '43 ........ Lenoir CIfy, Tennessee DAVID W. PHILLIPS, '43 ............... Sale Creek, Tennessee HUGH MARTIN CALLOWAY, '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Lenoir Cify, Tennessee HUGH MILLER PINKLETON4 '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Columbia, Tennessee JOE MELVILLE CAPPS, '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Livingsion, Tennessee BILL POPEI '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Chaffanooga, Tennessee STEVE WESLEY CARROLL '45 ............. Fordfown, Tennessee FRANKLIN QUALLS, '46 4444444444444444 Harriman. Tennessee C. D. CASH '44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Oakdale4 Tennessee TOM RAULSTON, '44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Soufh Piffsburgh, Tennessee JAMES ROBE'RT CATON '45 ............. Kingsporf. Tennessee RODNEY KAUFFMAN REINART '46 .......... Knoxville. Tennessee JAMES JOSEPH CHADWELL, '44 ........... Kingsport Tennessee GUY L. ROBERTS '46 4 4 4 .............. Afhens, Tennessee JOHN BRUCE COCHRAN, JR '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4A4coa Tennessee RICHARD CARDEN ROBERTSON '46 ......... Tullahoma, Tennessee LEO JOHN COLAPIETRO, '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4WIndsor Locks Connedicuf ROBERT LANIER SHANNON, 43 444444444444 Portland, Tennessee JOHN ISSAC COX, '46 .............. 4 Kingsport Tennessee JOHN MARTIN SHELTON, '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Columbia, Tennessee R. C. CRAVEN '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4Chaffanooga, Tennessee JACK NASH SHINN, '44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Murfreesboro, Tennessee FRANK THOMA'S CZYSZ '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Norfh Tonawanda, New York JOHN RITTER SLAUGHTER, '43 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Fordfown, Tennessee JOHN CORNELIUS DABNEY Gradua're . 4 4 . 4 4 . 4 4 Aflanfa, Georgia ROBERT CLINTON SMITH, '46 4 4 4 4 4 . . 4 . 4 4 4 Richmond, VIrania WALTER RAY DAVIS '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Knoxville, Tennessee BILL STANDEFER '44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ..... Dunlap, Tennessee CHRIS WILLIAM DEMOS, JR44 '46 ........ Chattanooga, Tennessee HARRY PORTER STICKLEY JR4 '45 .......... Nashville, Tennessee NATHAN LEWIS DULANEY, '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Brisfol, Tennessee CHARLES STOTT '44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 .Trenfon, Tennessee LESLIE U. EDISON, '44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Chaffanooga, Tennessee JOHN SULLIVAN. '46 4444444 4 , 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 KnoxvilleI Tennessee GEORGE WALTER EARLES, '45 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Kingsport. Tennessee JAMES F. SWANN, '45 4 4 4 44444444444 Columbia, Tennessee EUGENE HARRISON ELLISI '43 44444444444444 Miami, Florida LOUIS IRVIN THAMER, '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Kingsporf, Tennessee MICHAEL A. FIASSRAND, '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Winchester. Tennessee ROBERT WILLIAM TRAV154 '44 44444444444 Lenoir CHy, Tennessee JOHN GAMBARDELLA, '45 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 4New Haven, Connecficuf JACK WEATHERFORD, '46 4444444444444 Columbia, Tennessee WARREN GHEEN, '46 44444444444444444 Knoxville. Tennessee THOMAS ALBERT WILLIAMSI '44, 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 KInqsport, Tennessee JULIAN FERGUSON GRAY. '46 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Fork Ridge, Tennessee HOMER POWELL WINN, '43 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 NashviHe, Tennessee JOHN CARSWELL HIND, JR4, '44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4Murfreesboro Tennessee HOWARD RUNION WINNl '45 44444444 4 4 4Nashville, Tennessee KENNETH T4 HOLBERT. 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4Johnson Cify, Tennessee PAUL WRIGHT, 44 4 4 4 444444444444444 Knoxville4 Tennessee JOE ZARICOR '44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 . 4 4 .MefropoHs, Illinois Call Emily PosHl EPSILON OMICRON CHAPTER O F H WM The Big Breeze-Winn. LEGEND Nafional Lambda Chi Alpha found- ed I909, Bosfon Universify, Bosfon, MassachuseHs. Epsilon-Omicron Ze+a Chapfer esfablished, I932. Colors. Purple, Green, and Gold. Flower, Whife Rose. VA' Firsf Row: AHem Armsfrong, Baker Balde Bavr mm Baugus Beadey, Bright Second Row: Buchananl Burn. F. CaHoway H. CaHor way Capps CarroH. Cash Cochran. Third Row: Colapiefro, Cox Dabney Davis Demos Dulaney Edison EH15. Fourfh Row: Frassrandl GambardeHa Gheen. HFWL Homer? Jarret? Johnson Fiffh Row: Kerbaugh Kfnq' Kyle Laycock Moore Moss. Nave, Sixfh Row: PMHips, QuaHs Raulsfom Reinam Rah erfs, Roberfson Shannon. Sevenfh Row: Shclfom Shinm Slaughfer Smith Standir ier SlicHey. SfoH. Eighfh Row: Swarm Thamer Travis WHliams Winn Wrigm Zaricor. ALPHA ,1 GAMMA DELTA OFFICERS GEORGE CAMPBELL ............... . . . . . . President JOHN BRADLEYI JR. ...................... Secvetary LESTER LARIMERI ill . . . . 4 . 4 ........... Vice-Presidenf JAMES EDWARD HORTON . . . 4 4 . . . . . . . . . . . 4 4 . .Treasurer MEMBERS BILL ARNETTI '46 4 4 . 4 . . . . . . 4 . . . . . . . . . KnoxvileI Tennessee SAM MILLER, '43 . 4 4 . 4 I . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxvi leI Tennessee FOSTER ARNETT, '43 ........ . . . . . . 4 . 4 Knoxvi eI Tennessee WILLIAM MOFFEiTI '44 . . 4 4 . . . . 4 . . I . 4 . Knoxvi eI Tennessee BOB ASQUITHI '46 . . . . . 4 , . 4 . 4 ....... KnoxviieI Tennessee BEN MOORE '44 .................... Knoxvi a, Tennessee JOHN BOLINGER, '44 . . ............. Knoxvi e, Tennessee ED MORGAN '46 . . 4 4 . . 4 4 . . . . . . . 4 . Day'ronI Tennessee DON BOSSONI '44 . 4 . 4 ,,,,,,,,,, Knoxvi eI Tennessee JIM MOULTONI '45 . . . . . . . . . . . 4 . . Signal Mountain, Tennessee JOHN BARDLEYI '43 4 . . . . . . . . 4 4 . Lookouf Mounfain, Tennessee HUGH NEIL '43 4 .................. Knoxvi e, Tennessee JUDSON BRYAN, '45 . ........ 4 4 . . Knoxvi e, Tennessee DICK NOWLINGI '46 4 . . ..... . 4 . . Sf. PeiersburgI Florida HENRY BUCHANAN, '46 . . . . . . 4 . I . . . . . . Knoxvi eI Tennessee WILLIAM NOWLiNG '43 . 4 . . . . . 4 . 4 4 . 45f. Pe'rersburgI Florida FRED CAGLEI '46 . . . ............... Knoxvi eI Tennessee ROBERT PAINTERI '45 ................ Morris'rownI Tennessee GEORGE CAMPBELLI '44 ............... Memphis, Tennessee ROBERT PATRICK '45 ................ DyersburgI Tennessee T. E. CANTRELLI '46 ................. Knoxvi a, Tennessee FRANK RADCLIFFEI '46 4 . . . . . 4 ........ Knoxvi eI Tennessee JOHN CAMPBELLI '43 ............... ChafianoogaI Tennessee JACK RAINES '45 . . . . . . 4 4 4 4 . ...... Memphis, Tennessee HEBER CARTER, 45 . . . 4 4 4 4 . . ...... . Memp jsI Tennessee JACK SCHRIVERI '44 . ............... Knoxvi 9, Tennessee BERNARD CLIPPARD, '45 4444444444444444 Mempns. Tennessee WILLIAM SELDEN, '43 ................. Athens, Tennessee E. T. COLLiNGSWORTHI JR., '43 ........... Knoxvi eI Tennessee BILL SHELTONI '46 .................. Knoxvi eI Tennessee 64 C. DAVISI '44 . 4 . . . . . . . . 4 . . . 4 . . Knoxvi eI Tennessee ERNEST SHIPEI '43 . . . I . . 4 . . 4 . . . . . . 4 4 Knoxvi eI Tennessee W. J. DONALDSONI '43 ............... Morrisfown, Tennessee JOHN SHIPLEYI '43 . 4 . . 4 . . . . . I . 4 . 4 4AfhensI Tennessee JACK FRAZIER 43 ..... 4 4 4 4 4 . . . 4 . 4 . Dayfon, Tennessee BOB SIMS '46 ..................... Memp is, Tennessee EUGENE C. FRETZI JR., '43 4 4 . . 4 . . 4 4 4 . . . Knoxvi eI Tennessee DAVID STAIRI '45 I 4 . 4 . . . . . . 4 4 . 4 . . 4 . . . Knoxvi eI Tennessee WILLIAM GARITYI '44 ................. Knoxvi eI Tennessee BILL TATE, '46 .......... I . 4 . 4 . . . 4 4WashingfonI D. C4 REID GIBSON '46 . . . . . . 4 4 I . . 4 4 4 . . . Spring CifyI Tennessee WILLIAM TATEI '45 . 4 4 . . . . 4 4 . . . . . . . . . . Knoxvi eI Tennessee WILLIAM GIDEONI '45 . . 4 4 ...... . . 4 . Knoxvi eI Tennessee JOHN THORNBURGI '45 4 ............. Knoxvi eI Tennessee RAY GOFF '45 ..................... Memp isI Tennessee JOHN TOWNSEND, '45 4 . . . . . . . 4 . . . . 4 4 4 Knoxvi eI Tennessee WILLIAM GRAVESI '44 4 4 . 4 . . . 4 . . . . . . . 4 4Knoxvi eI Tennessee EDWARD VESTALI '43 . 4 . 4 . 4 . . . . . . . 4 4 . .AfhensI Tennessee BILL HARTZI '46 .................... Memp1is Tennessee HENRY WADE, '46 4 4 . ............ Lewisburg, Tennessee SIDNEY HALL, '46 . . . I . 4 4 . . 4 . 4 4 4 . . 4 Richmond, Virginia A. 8. WAGGONERI '43 . . 4 . . 4 4 . . . . . . . . . Maryvi eI Tennessee MILTON HINSHAWI '46 . . . . I 4 4 4 . . . . 4 NorrisI 'Tennessee BILLY WALKER, '46 . . . . . . . . . . 4 ....... Memp1isITennessee LAPSLEY HOPE '43 . 4 . . 4 . . 4 4 . . . 4 . .Chaffanooga: Tennessee CALVIN WALTERI '46 . . . . 4 . 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 Knoxvi eI Tennessee MARVIN HORNER '45 ............... Morrisiown. Tennessee NAT WATKINS, '46 ................ Joimson City, Tennessee EDWARD HORTON, '44 . . 4 4 4 . . . . . . . 4 . . . MadisonI Alabama PEYTON WATS'ONI '45 4 4 . 4 . . . . . . . 4 4 4 .Knoxvi eI Tennessee BYRON HUTCHISONI '43 .............. S'r. PefersburgI Florida GUY WEBBI '46 ..................... Knoxvi eI Tennessee WILLIAM JONESI '45 . . . I . . . . . 4 . . . . 4 . MiddlesboroI Kentucky HUGH WEBB, '45 ................ . Knoxvi Tennessee FRANK KERR, '43 4 . . . I 4 . 4 4 4 . . . 4 . . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee EMORY WEBSTERI '46 . 4 . . . . . 4 . 4 . . . SfafesvilleI Norefh Carolina JIMMY KERRI '43 . 4 . . 4 . 4 . 4 4 4 . 4 . . . . 4 . Knoxville, Tennessee ROY WEDEKINDI '46 4 . . 4 . . 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 Founfain CityI Tennessee CARL KINCAIDI '46 .................. Clinfon. Tennessee BEN WELCHI '46 .................... Memp IsI Tennessee LESTER LARIMERI IllI '43 . . . 4 . . 4 4 . . . 4 . . . Memphis, Tennessee FRANK WELLSI '46 . . . . ...... 4 . Maryvi IeI Tennessee JOE LONG, '45 .................... KnoxvilleI Tennessee WILLIAM WEST, '44 ............. Oklahoma Ci y, Okiahoma DOOLEY LOTHROP, '46 . 4 . 4 4 . 4 . . . . 4 KnoxvilleI Tennessee BILLY JOE WHITEI '45 4 . . . . 4 . . . , 4 . I Knoxvi eI Tennessee JOHN MAERKERI '43 ............. CharlesionI Souf'h Carolina BOB WHITEI '46 ................... Memp isI Tennessee JIM MALONEYI '43 .................. KnoxvilleI Tennessee EUGENE WHITEl '43 . . . . 4 4 . . . . . 4 4 . . . 4 . Knoxvi eI Tennessee SAM MALONEYI '46 .................. Knoxville, Tennessee WILLIAM WILKINSONI '45 .............. Knoxvi e, Tennessee C. A MASSEYI '45 ................... Mary vilIeI Tennessee JOHN WILLIAMSI '46 ................. Knoxvi 8. Tennessee SPEARS MCALLESTERI Law 4444444444 Lookouf Mounfain, Tennessee FRANK WINGFIELD '45 . . . 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 . . 4 4 4 . Memphis, Tennessee RICHARD MILLER, '44 4 . . . . . . . . Johnson Cify, Tennessee JIMMY WORDEN, '45 . 4 . I . . . . . . . Fountain City, Tennessee PAUL WRIGHTI '46 .................. Lake CIfyI Tennessee Frank Kerr and Fiiis All- KAPPA TAU CHAP E P 12411 AMMA Prexy Big George Campbell. LEGEND Nafional Phi Gamma DeHa founded l848, Washingfon and Jefferson Col- lege. Washingfon. Pennsylvania. Kap- pa Tau Chapfer esfablished. I890. Color. Royal Purple. Flower, Purple Clemafis. 1k Firsf Row: B Arnef'r, F. Arneft Asquifh, Bolinger. Bossonl Bradley, Buchanan, Cagle. Second Row: CampbeH, Canfrell, Carferl Clippard, Davis, Donmdson, Frazier, FrefL Third Row: Garlfyl Gibson, Gideon Graves Hariz HaH, Henshaw Hope. Fourfh Row: Homer Horfom Jones, F. Kerr J. Kerr, Kincaidl Larlmer, Lofhrop. FiHh Row: J. Maloney, S. Maloney, Massey Mc- Allesfer, R. C, Miller, S. MiHer, Moffeff, Moore. Sixfh Row: Morgam Moulfon, NeiL D Nowling. W. Noang, Painfer, Rachf-fe, Schriver. $even+h Row: Selden. Shelton, Shipsl Sims Sfaln B. Tafe, W, K. Tate. Thornburg. Eighfh Row: Townsend Vesfal, Wade. Waggoner, Walferl Watkins, Wafson. Ninfh Row: G. Webb, H Webb, Websferl Wemh, Wells West, B, J. Whife. Tenfh Row: B. S, WhHe E. Whlfe, Wilkinson, WII- liamsl Winghewd, Worden, Wrigm. DELTA SIGMA KAPPA OFFICERS BILLY BOB CARTER Presidenf L. C. HOWSE Secrefary HENRY HERBERT Vice-Presidenf LEWIS ARTHUR Treasurer MEMBERS LEWIS ARTHUR. '43 . Knoxvi 9, Tennessee FREDERICK KUPFER. '46 Knoxville. Tennessee FRED ASTLEY, '46 . , Knoxvi 8. Tennessee BILL LAWSON, '45 London, Tennessee W. THOMAS BADGETT, '44 Alamo. Tennessee M. W. LIPSCOMB, '46 Cooperfown, Tennessee ROBERT W. BALTHROP, '46 Thomasvi e4 Tennessee JOHN R, LOWRY, '46 Richard Cify. Tennessee JACK BLACK, '44 , Knoxvi e, Tennessee JACK MARSHALL. '46 Knoxville. Tennessee MILTON BLACKWELL '45 Chapel i-iH. Tennessee GLENN MAYS, '45 Knoxville, 'ennessee HARRY BRACEY. '44 Springfie d. Tennessee MURPHY MILLER, '45 Knoxville. ennessee BILLY BOB CARTER, '43 FayeHevi 9. Tennessee JACK NORR'S. '45 Knoxville. Tennessee KENNETH c. CLARK. '44 Lenoir Ci y4 Tennessee HAL PARKS. '45 Camden. emessee GEORGE c. CLEMENT; '44 . . Flint Michigan MN PRICE. '46 - - . Greenwood. Mississippi PAUL CRICK '44 Nashvi e, Tennessee HENRY H. RAULSTON. '46 Lodge. ennessee P. B. CONLEY' '45 . . Alamol Tennessee JOE M. RAULSTON. '45 Richard Cify. 'ennessee ROBERT W. CONLEY, '46 Alamo, Tennessee BILL ROBINSON, '44 Knoxville. ennessee CHARLES EDINGTON. '46 HeiskeH, Tennessee 53:??? MSAgiL::RO 34-6 ' 4 4 WKHZX'Z'E' LeweYsse: . . . . 00 SI e. ew or HOYLE FIELDS' 45 Knoxville, Tennessee ROSCOE D. SHOFNER, '45 ShelbyviHQ Tennessee BERT GRAY' '43 ' ' FayeHeviHe. Tennessee BOBBY SIMMS, '46 FayeffeviHe. 'ennessee WILLIAM H. HENSLEY. '46 Daisy. Tennessee I. T. SLIGER, 443 . . . Knoxville. 6ennessee HENRY H. HERBERTi '43 Knoxville. Tennessee FRANK WALLACE. I44 Knoxville. Tennessee L. C. HOWSE. '44 WhifeviHe. Tennessee JOHN WAMPLER, '46 Mascot ennessee JERE KILLIAN, '46 Richard Cify. Tennessee JOHN WRIGHT, '46 WhifeviHe, Tennessee Mom gives +he Phi Sigs some poin+ers on bridge. XI DEUTERON CHAPTER O F WawMAm aggge :N W magi w PHI 12431 mi: 0m ms GMA g x232 2?? $23.34! a Carfer-one d fhe Unholy Six. LEGEND Nafional Phi Sigma Kappa was founded March I4. I873l Massa- chuseHs Sfafe College. Amherst MassachuseHs. Xi Deuferon Chap+er es+ablished. I925. Colors, Silver and Magenfa. Flower, Red Carnafion. 1k Firs+ Row: Aerr, Badgeft BaHhropl Mackwell, Clark. Second Row: Clemenf, Conley, Paul; Conley, Roberf W ; Eding+onl Fields, Grey. Third Row: HensWey, Herbert, Howse, Killian, Kupr fer, Lipscomb Fourfh Row: Lowry, MIHer, Price, Raulsfon. Henry: Raulsmn, Joe M,; Robinson. Fiffh Row: Scalfaro, Shafnen Sllger, Waliace, Wampler. Wright KAPPA CHARLES FELIX HERD JOHN ROBERT BURCHFIELD SAMUEL MERRILL ARNOLD, '44 NOLAN LEEASHBURN,'45 3 3 .. . . . . 3 .3 3 THOMAS GIRARD BANKS3 '46 .. .3v: 3 .Sparf 3 3 Spar? OFFICERS . Presiden'r Ice-Presiden'r WILLIAM HERMAN REEDER . . SAMUEL MERRILL ARNOLD MEMBERS 3. Tennessee 5, Tennessee . Raleigh, North Carolina PHILLIP WILLIAM BARNHART, '46 .......... Winchesfer, Virginia JOHN BARNIE BEASLEY, '44 . 3 Franki n, Tennessee MARTIN LUTHER BLACK, JR.3 '43 3 3 Knoxvi e3 Tennessee WILLIAM BLACKWOOD, '43 3 3 . . . . . . . 3 . . Knoxvi eI Tennessee ENOCK SAUNDERS BLAKELY, '44 . . . . . . . 3 3 3 . 3 .Ncoa, Tennessee LESTER EDWARD BREWK JRH '45 ............ Auburn New York JOHN ROBERT BURCHFIELD, '43 . 3 3 . . . 3 3 . . Seviervi el Tennessee THOMAS FRANKLIN BURROUGHS JR.I '44 . 3 3 McMinnvi e, Tennessee WILLIAM BENTON CARNE, '46 .............. Alcoa! Tennessee JOHN KENNETH CHANDLER, '45 ......... Chaffanooga, Tennessee CHARLES DRAKE CISSNA, '43 3 3 3 3 3 . . 3ChaHanooga, Tennessee ALBERT BUSH CRANWELL, JR., '43 .......... Pikevi e, Tennessee WILLIAM DALTON. '45 3 . 3 3 3 3 . 3 . 3 . . 3 . Nashvi 8, Tennessee WILLIAM BENJAMIN DAVIS, '46 . 3Martinsvflle, Virginia RUSSELL MARTIN DOBYNS, '44 ...... Norfon, Virginia RAPHAEL HOLLIS DUNCAN, JR3, '45 3 . . . Knoxvi 9, Tennessee RHEA TALIAFERRO ESKEW, '45 ............ Galla Inl Tennessee ROBERT EDWARD ESKEWA JR., '45 . 3 Gailafin, Tennessee CLAUDE EDWARD GEORGE. '45 ........... Knoxvi 6, Tennessee ROBERT SHELTON GREEN, '45 3 3 . . . . . 3 . 3 . 3 . Kennefh, Missouri DOUGLAS PARRISH GUNN3 JR., '45 ....... McMinnvi 6, Tennessee JOSEPH GRAYSON HALLIBURTONK '46 3 Knoxvi e, Tennessee WILLIAM ANDREW HAMLET. '44 . 3 3 3 Memmisl Tennessee CHARLES HODGES HARTY, JR3, '45 . Nashvi a, Tennessee JOSEPH GARLAND HIGGSY '46 3 3 . 3 . 3 . . 3 3 Know? el Tennessee CHARLES FELIX HERD3 '43 . . . . . . 3 . . . 3 3 . . . .Sparfa, Tennessee JAMES ROY HOBGOODI '45 ............. Nashvi e, Tennessee WILLIAM JACKSON HURT. '46 ........ Chapel HiH, Norfh Carolina WILUAM MOODY HOLDER! '42 3 3 McMinnvi el Tennessee WILLIAM MCCLURE KEELlNG, '45 3 3 Knoxvi 6, Tennessee LOUIS ROBERT KING3 JR., '46 . .Weir, Mississippi HENRY BASCOM MCBRIDE, JRH '45 . . . . . . . WILLIAM ROBERT McCRACKEN3 '44 AUSTIN NEIL MCDONALD, '45 BATHURST LEE MEEK. JR.. '46 WILLIAM DOUGLAS MOORE, '46 JAMES ARTHUR MYERS, '44 33333 JOSEPH PASCHAL NEELEY, '45 ROBERT SHARPLEY PARKER, JR., '44 WILLIAM HAMILTON PARKS, ll, '45 ROBERT HENRY PASCHALI '44 . . . 3 3 . . . 3 . DANIEL THOMAS PATTERSON, '44 3 RYLANDREXPERRY,'45.33..33..3..3. RAYMOND MORGAN REED3 '42 WILLIAM HERMAN REEDER, JR., '45 JOSEPH DONALD ROBERTSON. '46 IRA BASCOMBE ROGERS, JR.l '44 HAROLD ALLEN ROWLAND, '45 . . HARRY MILLER SARTELLE, '45 EDWIN HAYWOOD SHUCK3 '45 . . WARREN LEE SLAGLE. '45 3 . . . . 3 . . . 3 ROBERT LEROY SMART, '45 . 3 . . . . . . . WILLIAM RAMSEY SNODGRASS3 '44 RAY BROWN STERLING '46 DARVWIN CASWELL STOUT3 544' FRED WALTER STOUT, JR., '45 . . . THOMAS EDWARD TAYLOR, '45 . . WILLIAM SAMUEL TEMPLEI JR., '45 WILLIAM EDWARD TURNER, '45 3 3 HOWARD PLES VALENTINE, '42 . . . CHARLES NICHOLAS VANCE Law 3 JAMES FRANK VAN CLEAVE, '46 . . WILLIAM THOMAS WILSON, '46 . 3 GEORGE FRANCIS WRIGHT, '46 . ROBERT DOUGLAS YOUNG, '44 3 . LAWRENCE JOHN ZONTINI, '45 Pl K. A.'s and ZETA APPA ALPHA 3 . Secrefa ry ......... Treasurer . 3 Cenferville, Tennessee .Waynesville, North Carolina . 3 Spring City, Tennessee . . . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee 3 3 . . . . Marfin, Tennessee . . Madison, Wesf Virg3nIa ........ Shelbyville, Tennessee ......... Kingsfon, Tennessee . 3 Dyersburg, Tennessee . Waynesboro, Tennessee ....... Murfreesboro. Tennessee . Winchesfer. Tennessee . . Smyrna, Georgia ....... McMInnvi 1e, Tennessee ......... Tullahoma, Tennessee . 3 Maryvi le, Tennessee ..... . .Cawood. Kenfucky 3 .Winchesfer. Virginia 3 3Newbern Tennessee ..... Bris ol3 Tennessee . 3 Knoxvi Ie, Tennessee 3 3 Sparfa, Tennessee . . Maryvi 1e, Tennessee 3 . Knova lei Tennessee ........ Knoxvi Ie, Tennessee 3 . Chaffanoogm Tennessee . 3 . 3 . Knoxvi lel Tennessee ........... Brisfol, Tennessee . . Washingfon, Disfrid of Columbia ......... Knoxvi 1el Tennessee 33333 Chapel Hill, Norfh Carolina 33333 Chapel Hill, Norfh CaroHna 3 3 GaHa in, Tennessee ........... Sparfal Tennessee 3 .Whifeville, Wesf Virginia dafes in fronf of fhe Crest CHAPTER Charlie Herd. acfor. foo. awgzgm w m ma ?;Q 3? LEGEND Nafional Pi Kappa Alpha was found- ed March II I868. Universify of Vir- ginia. Tennessee Zefa Chapfer es- fablished March 23, I874. Official Colors, Garnef and Old Gold. Of- ficial Flower, Lin-of-fhe-Valley. Vk Firsf Row Arnold, Ashburm Banks. Barnharf, Beds ley, BIackwood Bbkeha Second Row Burchfier, Burroughs, Cissna; Cranwel' Duwcam Eskew, George. Third Row: Green Gunm Harfy Higgs. Hobgood, Keeling, McBride. Fourfh Row: McDonald Moore Necley, Parker, Parks. Perry, Reader. Fiffh Row: Roberfsom Rogers RoMand, Sarielle, Shuck, Slagwl Smart. Sixfh Row: Snodgrass Sfoft Siouh Turner V31 Cleve! WHsom Young; gzngmaw Mi: W 9 g w, V: w. as; m x i 12451 PPA PHI OFFICERS CHARLES NILES . . . . . . . . 4 . 4 . . . . 4 . . Archon FRANK BACON . . 4 . . . . 4 . . . . 4 4 . 4 , Secre+ary JAMES TOMBRAS . . 4 . . . . 4 . . 4 . . 4 . . .Treasurer MEMBERS JACK AGNEW. '46 . 4 . . 4 . 4 4 4 Chaffanooga. Tennessee OTIS JOHNSON. '46 4 . . . 4 . . 4 . . HoHaday4 enmessee BILL AKIN, '46 4 . . . . . . 4 . 4 4 . . Columbia. Tennessee ED MachLLAN, '44 . . 4 . 4 . 4 . . Old Hickory 'ennessee CHARLES ARMSTRONG. '46 . . . . 4 . Kingsporf. Tennessee CHARLES T. MARTIN, '46 . . . . . . ChaHanooga. -ennessee FRANK BACON, '45 4 . . . . . . . . . Jonesboro. Tennessee CHARLES W. MARTIN '45 . . . . . . . New River, 'ennessee SAM BEAMAN, '43 . . . . . . . . 4 4 . Meridiam Mississippi GLENN MICHAELS '45 . 4 . 4 4 . . . . Knoxville, 'ennessee HAROLD BROWN, '44 . . . . . . 4 . . 4 KnoxviHe. Tennessee DAVID MINOR '45 . . 4 . . . 4 . 4 Chaffanooga, enmessee ROBERT BUCK. '46 . . . . 4 4 . . . 4 . . Washing+on, D. C. CHARLES NILES, '43 4 . 4 4 4 . . 4 . Russellv1l1e4 -ennessee WILLIAM CARSON. '44 4 . 4 4 . . 4 . . Knoxville, Tennessee ALVIN RHODES. '46 . . 4 . . . . 4 PoweH SfaHon. Tennessee ROBERT DEAL. '45 . . . 4 . . . 4 . 4 Chaffanooga, Tennessee GENE RiEGEK '46 4 4 . . . . . . . Powell Sfafion. ennessee ARBY DICKERT, '45 . . . 4 . . . . ChaHanooga, Tennessee EARL RIGGS, '43 4 . . 4 4 . 4 . 4 4 . 4 . Canon. 'ennessee HULBERT FERGER4 '45 4 . 4 4 . . . 4 4 . 4 Cincinnafi. Ohio DAVID ROBERTSON '43 . . . 4 . . . . . Efowah, ennessee WILLIAM FULLER, '46 . . 4 . . . . Chaffanooga, TenneSSee ROY SHULTZ '46 . . . . . . . . . . Chaffanoogm ennessee HELMUT HAMMER. '44 . . . . . . . 4 Elizabefhfom Tennessee BAYNARD SMITH '44 4 4 . . . . . 4 ChaHanoogm 'ennessee ROBERT HARRIS, '45 . . . 4 . . 4 4 . . Gafum Canal Zone GEORGE STANLEY '45 . . . . . 4 . . Old Hickory vennessee WINFRED HAYNES, '45 . . . . . 4 4 ChaHanooga, Tennessee FRANK THOMAS. '46 4 4 4 . . 4 . . . 4 . . Elaine; Arkansas JOHN I-ENDRICKS, '45 . 4 4 4 . . . 4 . Henning. Tennessee JAMES TOMBRAS, '45 4 . 4 . . . . . Chaffanooga 'ennessee JAMES HILL. '44 . . . . 4 . . . . . Chaffanoogm Tennessee TREVOR H. TUCKER, '45 . . . . . . . . . Memphis ennessee HENRY 4ORN, '43 . . . . . . . . . . 4 Nashville4 Tennessee SPEARS VAVALIDES4 '45 4 4 . 4 . 4 . . Kingsport Tennessee GRADY JACOWAY. '45 4 . 4 4 . . . ChaHanooga. Tennessee HOMER VAN VLEET, '45 4 . 4 . . 4 . Chaffanoogm ennessee JACK WALDROP, '46 . . . . . . 4 . . . Columbia Tennessee Johnny gef your gun! 543$ 3 ,? ALPHA SIGMA 12471 Presidenf Niles. Suh- LEGEND Nafional Pi Kappa PM was founded on December l0, I904. College of Charlesfon. Charlesfon, Soufh Car- olina. AIpha Sigma Chapfer esfab- shed. l93l. Colors. Gold and Whife. Flower. Red Rose. ir Firs'r Row: Agnew, Bacon, Beaman, Brown, Buck, Desk Second Row: Dukerf, Fergerl Hammer, Harris, Haynes, Hendricks. Third Row: Hill, Hubbs, Jacoway. Johnson, Mar- finI Charles T.; Martin, Charles W. Fourfh Row: Michaels, Minor, Reigcr, Riggs. Rober- son, Rymar. FiHh Row: Sc'nqu Tombras, Tucker. Vavalidcs, Van Vlcef, Waldrop. KAPPA PH A ALPHA EPSILIJN OFFICERS CRAlG CALDWELL I President LARRY PARTRIDGE VIce- President BILL JARNIGAN . I . I . . I . . . . . . Secrefary JACK DICKINSON ............... Treasurer MEMBERS LUDWELL ALEXANDERI '46 . Memphis, Tennessee CRAWFORD JORDAN, '46 ..... Memphis, Tennessee BOB ALLEN, '43 . I I I I . . . . . . . . . .Memphis. Tennessee BUDDY KEY. '46 . I . . . . . . . I MemphIS. Tennessee DAN ALLEN '45 .................... Memphis, Tennessee PAUL KENDALL. '46 I - I - - - 4 Chaffanooga Tennessee McNEIL AYR'ES '45 Memphis Tennessee SHEPARD KENWORTHYI '44 . .Memphis, Tennessee BOB BABBAGE' .45 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Ha ' K DAVID KERRI '46 .......... I . Knova IeI Tennessee . ................... ranI enfucky . . . . . DICK KOELLAI 44 I I . . Knoxw 6, Tennessee DOUG BAILEYI 46 . . I I I I . . I I . . I . I I . Founfaln CIIYI Tennessee ELTON LARKIN I46 Memprs Tennessee HOP BAILEY, '44 I I . I I I I . . I . I I . . . . I Founfain CifyI Tennessee J. V. LEDGERWOOD I45 ' ' 'I Knoxvi 8'. Tennessee JIM BALLARDI '46 I I I . . . I I . I . I I I . . .ChaHanoogaI Tennessee JJLIAN LINKI '45 ' I Knova 8. Tennessee JACK BANNERI '45 .................. Knoxvi leI Tennessee ED LOCKETTI '44 . . . Knoxvi 6, Tennessee GROVER BEELERI '45 I I I I . . . I I . I . I I I . . I Knova IeI Tennessee GEORGE MORLEDGE, '45 . I MemphIsI Tennessee DICK BOWEN, '44 ................... Knoxvi IeI Tennessee 5 LL MASON. '45 - - 4 - - - - - 4 4 MemRh'S. TSHHESSES R, F, BROOKS, '45 . I I , . . . . . . I Knoxvi Ie' Tennessee 8 LL MATTHEWS '43 . . . . . . . . . . I . . . I . I . Knova IeI Tennessee ED BROWNI '46 .................. New Orleans' LouIsIana JOHN MCCALLI'E '44 4 4 - - - - v 4 - - - - - - - - - KHOXV' ,6. Tennessee JACK BROWNI '46 . I . . . . I . . . . I I . . . IChaHanoogaI Tennessee JOE MCCAUGHA'IN '45 4 4 4 - Mempfus, Tennessee STANLEY BROWN, '46 I . . . I . . I . I . . . I Knoxvi IeI Tennessee R CHARD MCCLEARYI '46 --------------- KHOXV' 6. Tennessee JOHN BRUCE, '44 I I I I . . I I . . I I . I . . I .FayeffevI leI Tennessee SONNY MCGHEE. '45 - - I I - - 4 4 - - 4 - 4 GermanfownI TEMESSEE FRED BUDDEI '45 .................... Jackson, Tennessee DON McLEANI '44 . . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knova eI Tennessee JIM BURDETTEI '46 ,,,,,,,,,,, I I . I I I Knova IeI Tennessee JOHN T MCN'AMEE. '45 - - - 4 - - 4 - 4 4 4 4 - - -L6 GrangeI Tennessee CRAIG CALDWELL '46 ................ Blounfvi IeI Tennessee B LLY MEEK '43 ................... Birmingham. Alabama EDGAR CAMPBELL .45 . I . . I I I I . . Knoxvi Ie Tennessee BOBBY MEEk '43 .................. Birmin gham, Alabama SONNY CAREY, '43 ................... Memphis' Tennessee FRED MILLIGANI '46 ................ Chaffanoqga. Tennessee DAVID CARRINGTON '46 I I I . . I . . I I I . . .CollIervI leI Tennessee JOHN MOSLEY. '45 444444444444444444 Knova 6. Tennessee JACK CHAMBLINI '46 ................. Blyfhvi IeI Tennessee ALLEN NICHOLS, '45 4 - - - 4 4 I KNOW! 18. Tennessee FRED CLAYTON 46 . . I . , , I . I I I , , . , I , Knoxvi leI Tennessee R CHARD OWENI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Clarksvi Ie, Tennessee HECTOR COFFINI '43 ................. Knoxvi leI Tennessee LARRY PARTRIDGE. '43 . I ILenIor Cifv. Tennessee HERBERT COOKI '44 .................. ColumbIaI Tennessee 3 LL PATTERSON 45 - .Knova 6. Tennessee SAM COOKI '4'3 . I . I LebanonI Tennessee JOHN PHILLIPS, 45 I MemphIsI Tennessee TED COOKI '44 ....... I I . . . I . . BeckleyI West Virginia ED PHILLIPSI '44 I ............. . I I I Lebanon, Tennessee CHARLEY CREATHI '46 ................ Memp hisI Tennessee GEORGE HERBERT PRATERI '43 . I . . . . . . . . . . Knoxw eI Tennessee TOM CRUTCHFIELDI '44 IChaHanooga' Tennessee J MMY ROBINSON. '45 - - 4 MemPWISI Tennessee TOMMY CRYMESI '46 I . I . . . I . I I I I I I . I IMemphIsI Tennessee MORTON ROSEI '46 4 I - - - - - - 4 4 4 - - - 4 I I . Knoxvi 6. Tennessee JACK DICKINSON, '43 I I . . . . . I . . . . I I . HaranI KenIucky B LL ROUTON '43 . . . . I I I I . . I . . . . I I .PaIISI Tennessee BOB DOBELSTEINI '45 ............... Bridgeport C'onnec'rIcuf BOB SCHMIDI' '45 I I . I I I . I . . . I Knoxvi e, Tennessee JESSE DUKEMINIER, '46 . I I I . . I I I . I . I .Wesf Point Mississippi B LL SHARPI 45 . . . I . ILaFoIIeIIeI Tennessee BRECK ELLISONI '46 . I I I . . . I I . . . . . . I I .Knoxvi IeI Tennessee DICK SHAR'PI '46 . . . I . I . . . I I I I I . I I I I LaFolle fe, Tennessee BEVERLY EVANS, '43 ................... HelenaI Arkansas 3 LL SLEDGE. '44 .................... Memp is, Tennessee MAX FORBISI '46 .................... JacksonI Tennessee DAVID SLEDGE, '45 ......... . . . . . I Memp Is, Tennessee SONNY FOSTERI '45 I . . . . . I . I . I . I .Germantown'I Tennessee MELVIN SLICKERI '45 I . . . IIIIIIIIIII Sf. PetersburgI Florida FRANK FOURMY'I '45 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Memphis: Tennessee GEORGE SNIPESI '45 ................. Knova e. Tennessee DAVID FOX '45' . I IIIIIIIIIIIII Memphis, Tennessee WALKER STOCKLEYI '45 ................ Memphis, Tennessee CONWAY G'ARLINGTONI '45 I I . . I . I I . . . .Knova Ie Tennessee 8 LL SKEGGSI '44 I . I I I . . . I . I . . . . I . . I Knoxvi e, Tennessee ERNEST GRIGGSI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Humbolf' Tennessee PAUL SNAVELY, '45 .................. Knova eI Tennessee HERBERT GRAY, '46 .Knova Ie, Tennessee J M TALLEYI '45 . . . . . . I . I I I . I I I . . I . Knova e. Tennessee LEWIS HAGLER'I '44 .......... . . . . . Memp 1IsI Tennessee HERBERT TAYLOR, '46 . Memp'IIsI Tennessee BOB HALLI '45 ................... Chaffanooga: Tennessee BEN TESTERMANI '45 IIIIIIIIII . . . . I Knova e, Tennessee BILLY HALLIDAYI '46 Memphis Tennessee DON TUCKERI '45 I IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knova eI Tennessee EDWIN HAZEN '45 . KInova le, Tennessee GEORGE WALLACEI '46 . LewIsburgI Tennessee GENE HENDRIX'I '45 . . I I . I . . I . I I I . . . I I Memp1IsITennessee FNLEY WARD. '46 . I I . . I I . I . . . I MemphIsI Tennessee GEORGE HUBBARDI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Blyfhville, Tennessee GEORGE WEBBI '43 I Knoxvi eI Tennessee BUD HUBBELLI '44 ................. BridgeporfI Connecticut FELIX WESTI '43 . . . I I . . . . . . I . I I I I I I . Rossvi IeI Georgia BILL JARNEGINI '45 I . . . I . . .Jefferson CIfy, Tennessee JOHNNY WHITEI '46 ........ BlthevI Ie, Tennessee LEWIS JEHLI '46 I . I .Memphis Tennessee LEE WINCHESTERI '46 .......... Memp IsI Tennessee GEORGE JETTI '43 Memprs Tennessee J M YOUNGI '43 . .Craonrdva IeI Arkansas Snow and Babbage lead ouf-also Kerr and Ben. KAPPA CHAPTER germ Craig CaldwelI Greek Week man. LEGEND Na+ional Sigma Alpha Epsilon was founded March 9, I856. Universify of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. Alabama. Tennessee Kappa Chapfer esfab- Iished. I879. Official Colors, Purple and Gold. Official Flower, Violet 1k Firs+ Row: Alexander, Allem Ayres. Babbage, Bailey Ballard, E. Brown, T. J. Brown. Second Row: 3 Brown, Bruce, Budde. BurdeHe, CampbeH. Carringfon, ChambeHain, Clayfon. ' . Third Row: WWW H. Cook, T. Cook Crutchfield, Crymes km . . fig Dickensom Dukemlmer, Ellison, Evans. 1 Wu Fourfh Row: Fourmey, Fox, Garlingtom Griggs, Gray, HagIerl HaH, HoHiday. FiHh Row: Hazem Hendrix Hubbard HubbeH Jarnaginl JehL Jeft Jordan. Sixfh Row: Key, Kendall, Kenwcrfhy, Kerr, Koella, Larkin, Ledgerwood. mzmggu Seven+h Row: Link Lockeff, MoHedge Mason, Mo Cailic, McCleary, McLean. Eighfh Row: McNamee, Meek, Mingan, Mosely Nichols, Owenl Rose. Ninfh Row: Roufom Schmid, R. Sharp, W. D. Sharp, SHcker, Sfockley TaHey, Ten+h Row: Taylor Testerman, Tucker Webb, West Whife Winchesfer. W Mama? OF SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON l2491 SIGMA EH1 OFFICERS JOHNNY GARRETT 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 .............. Presidenf JOHN MCAMIS ............ . . 4 . . . . 4 . 4 . .Secrefary RUDY KLARER ........ . . 4 4 4 . 4 . . 4 4 4 4 4 . Vice-Presidenf FRED WILLIAMS 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 . 4 . . . . 4 . . . . 4 . . . 4 . Treasurer MEMBERS CECIL ACREEI '44 ........... 4 . 4 . . 4 4 Nashvi eI Tennessee ROBERT HUNTI '46 ................. Sf. Augus ineI Florida JOEL L. ALVISI '45 4 4 4 4 . . . . 4 . . . MemphisI Tennessee HAROLD JENKlNSI '44 . . 4 . . . 4 4 . . 4 . . 4 . . . KingsporfI Tennessee WILLIAM A. ANDERSONI JR.I '44 . . . . 4 4 . . 4 4 RockfordI Tennessee WILLIAM JETERI '44 . . . 4 4 4 . . . . 4 . . 4 . . LawrenceburgI Tennessee ED C ANDERSON '44 ................. Knoxvi e, Tennessee LAMAR JONESI '46 . . 4 4 4 4 .. . 4 4 . 4 . . 4 . . Knoxvi eI Tennessee LAMAR ARMSTRONGI '45 .............. Clarksvi eI Tennessee RUDY KLARERI '44 .................. Louisvi eI Kenfucky CHARLES O4 BAIRDI '44 4 . . . 4 4 4 . . 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 Knoxvi eI Tennessee EDWARD KRICKEL, '46 4 4 . . . . 4 4 . 444444 Nashvi eI Tennessee GEORGE BALITSARISI '46 4444444444444 PiffsburghI Pennsylvania WILLIAM LANE, '45 4 4 4 . . . . . . 4 4 . . Maryvi eI Tennessee FRANK BALL, '46 ................... Knoxvi eI Tennessee 04 C. LLOYD, '44 . 4 4 . . 4 4 4 . . . . . . . MonfgomeryI Wesf Virginia JOHN J, BEAN, '45 ................. Nashvi eI Tennessee JIMMY MANNI '44 4 . 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 . . . . Efna North Carolina JAMES BRANNUMI '46 . . ........... GallafinI Tennessee JOHN C. MCAMISI '43 . 4 . . . 4 4 4 ..... Knoxvi 6, Tennessee LAWRENCE PAUL BRICHETTOI '43 . 4 . . . . 4 4 4 4 Knoxvi e, Tennessee ENNETH C4 M4COWNI '46 ...... 4 . . 4 . Forresf CifyI Arkansas GEORGE BROOKSI '45 4 4 4 . . . . . . . 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 . SelmerI Tennessee JAMES JOHN MCGROARTYI '43 4 . . . 4 . . . . 4 4 4 Easfon, Michigan ORIN D4 BUTTERICKI JR.I '45 .............. HelenaI Alkansas ASHTON McWHORTERI '44 . . . . 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 . . Knova eI Tennessee HAMNER COLLINS, '45 . 4 4 4 4 4 4 . . . . 4 4 . . . MemphisI Tennessee DELTON MULLERI '46 . 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 . . 4 . . 4 Nashvi eI Tennessee TOM W4 CROWEI JR.I '43 4 4 4 . . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 . . Columbia, Tennessee FRED MYERSI '45 4 4 4 4 . . 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 . . 4 Greenevi eI Tennessee ALEXANDER L. CURTISI '43 44444444444444 Knoxvi 9. Tennessee 4ARRY H. NICHOLI '44 4 . . . 4 . . 4 ..... Nashvi eI Tennessee BRADFORD B. DALLASI '45 44444444444444444 Havana, Cuba WlLLIAM NICHOLI '45 ........ . . 4 4 . Nashvi eI Tennessee BOB D. DAVESI '45 ............ 4 4 . . ChaHanoogaI Tennessee HOMAS F4 PATTONI '44 ....... 4 . 4 4 4 . . Nashvl eI Tennessee EARL S4 DAVIS, JR.I '45 4444444444444444 Knoxvi eI Tennessee WITHERS PEEPLESI '45 .......... . . . . . Mooresvi eI Alabama WILFRED M4 DAVISI '44 . 4 . . . 4 . . 4 . . . . 4 4 Knoxvi e, Tennessee HOMAS W4 POPEI '45 ............... MorristownI Tennessee WILLIAM DICKEYI '46 4444444444 4 4 4 4 4 . Knoxvi eI Tennessee - EDWARD M. PRIESTI '44 4 4 . . . . 4 . . 4 . 4 HunfingdonI Tennessee GEORGE DINWIDDIE. '46 4 4 4 . . . 4 4 . 4444444 Paris4 Tennessee EDWIN H. RAYSONI '44 ................ Earville, Illinois CHARLES DRAPERI '46 4444444444444444 Knoxvi e4 Tennessee CREED W REAGANI '44 ......... . . . .ChaHanoogaI Tennessee JAMES T. EASONI '46 4 4 . 4 . . 4 4 . . 4 4 . 4 4 4 . Nashvi eI Tennessee OHN DAVID RETTICKI '45 4 4 4 4 4 . ...... Knoxvl eI Tennessee THOMAS EDWARDSI '46 444444444444444 Clarksvi eI Tennessee DAVID J. REYNOLDSI '45 . . 4 4 . . . 4 . . ChatfanoogaI Tennessee WILLIAM ENSIGNI '46 4 4 4 4 . . 4 . . . . . . Chaffanooga, Tennessee PAUL LYON RICHEYI '44 4 4 4 4 . . 4 . 444444 Nashvi eI Tennessee CHARLES EDWARD FANTI JR. . 4 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 . Memp1isI Tennessee OHN RILEY SHANCKLE '45 4 4 4 . . . 4 . . . . . . 4 Paris, Tennessee JOHN FOUCHEI JR.I '46 ............... Maryvi eI Tennessee WILLIAM C. SHARPEI JR. '44 ............ Knoxvi eI Tennessee JACK K. FRYI 45 444444444444444444 Greenevi 5, Tennessee ROY T4 SHERRODI JR '4'4 . . . . . 4 4 . 4 4 . . . . Knoxvi eI Tennessee JAMES GARDNER, '46 4 . 4 4 4 4 . . 4 . 4 4 . . 4 4 Nashvi eI Tennessee OHN O4 SIMPSO'IN '4'6 44444444444 . 4 4 . Knoxvi eI Tennessee JOHNNY GARRETTI '43 .............. Goodleffsvi eI Tennessee WALTER SORRELLSI '46 ......... 4 4 4 . 4 . Nashvi eI Tennessee THOMAS E. GREENE, JR.I '44 44444444444 HunfingdonI Tennessee BILLY T STRINGFELLOWI '46 . 4 4 . . . ...... Nashvi eI Tennessee THOMAS W. HAILEI '46 4444444444444444 Nashvi e, Tennessee FRANK R. TINNONI '44 . . . . 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 . .Goodleffsvi e, Tennessee WILLIAM T. HAMILTONI '45 4 4 4 . 44444444 Galla inI Tennessee WJLLlAM F. TRENTI JR.I '44 ....... 4 4 . . Knoxvi eI Tennessee CHARLES HARTMANNI '46 . . 4 . 4 . 4 . . 4 . 4 4 4 MosheimI Tennessee CHESTER C4 VARNALLI '45 ....... . 4 . 4ChaffanoogaI Tennessee FLETCHER HARRISI '45 . . . . . . 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 . Galvesfon, Texas FRED WEIDEMANNI '44 4 . . . . . 4 . 4 . 4 4 . . . . Nashvi eI Tennessee FRANK HARVEY, 45 . 4 4 4 4 . ........ Orlando, Florida GEORGE WHITTINGTONI '45 ..... . 4 . . MorrisfownI Tennessee CLARENCE EUG'ENE HASTONI '45 4 . 4 -. 4 4 . . McMinnvi eI Tennessee FRED M. WILLIAMSI JR.I '45 . 4 . . . . . 4 ChaHanoogaI Tennessee POSEY G. HEDGESI '45 4 4 . 4 4 . . . 4 . 4 . 4 4 . . Memp is. Tennessee HUBERT N4 WILSONI '43 4 4 4 4 . . . . . 4 4 Knoxvi e, Tennessee Two of Hue fellows af +he corner. BETA SIGMA G? 32' ' M2 ,9??? Wee Willie-Jhe Pres. LEGEND Nafional Sigma Chi was founded I855, Miami Universify. Befa Sigma Chap+er esfablished. I9I7. Colors. Blue and Old Gold. Flower. WhHe Rose. 1k Firsf Row: Acree, Alvis, Andersom Armstrong, Baird. Ball, Bean. Second Row: Brannum, Bricheffo, Brooks, Bufferick. Crowe, Cung Daves. Third Row: Davis E 5.; Davis, W. M.; Dickey DIndedie. Drapen Eason, Edwards, Four+h Row: Ensign, Fanf Fouche Fry Gardner, Greene, Hails Hamilfon. Fiffh Row: Harfmann, Harris. Harvey, Heston. Jefer, Jores, Klaferl Krickek Sixih Row: Lane, Lloyd, Mann, McAmis McCown Muller. Myers, Nichol, H. Sevenfh Row: Nicholl Wm.; Paffon, Peepfes. Reagan, Reffick, Reynolds Richey, Sherrod Eighfh Row: Simpson. SorreHsl SfringfeHow. Tinnom Trent Whianqfon. Williams Wilson CHAPTER OF SIGMA CHI I2511 JAMES FLY ...... ROBERT R4 RHODES . . ARWIN ARNHARDT, '46 WILLIAM BAILEY, '45 . . LESLIE BARE, '46 ..... JOHN BOYD, '46 ..... WILLIAMB.BROWN,43.., CHARLESW.BROWN,'4644.,........., JAMES CARROLL, '45 4 . JAMES C4 CAMPBELL '45 ROBERT CIFERS, '44 KERN CATEI '45 OTIS CRAWFORD, '44 . 4 DULANEY DeBUTTS, '46 4 . WENDELL DeMARCUS, '46 PAUL DOREI '44 ..... WILLIAM EMORY, '43 . 4 JAMES EUBANKS, '43 JAMES FLY, '43 VICTOR GRISSOM, '46 BRUCE HARRISON, '46 . 4 Lieutenanf 4 Knoxvi ....... Knoxvi . , Nashvi .............. Knoxvi 4 4 Knoxvi . Knoxvi . . Knoxvi ............... Knoxvi ............... Knova .4....4..4Nashv1 ......... Nashvi ' 6, Tennessee M, Ma ryland Tennessee Tennessee 6 e e, Tennessee 64 Tennessee 6 4 Tennessee 44444 MT. Pleasant, Tennessee ............... Knoxvi 6, Tennessee NAT HENSONI '46 4444444444444444444 Knoxvi e4 Tennessee PAUL HUGHES, '43 ................... San Antoniol Texas AL HUSTI '43 ....................... Cleveland, Ohio GEORGE JACKSON, '46 4 Friendsvl e4 Tennessee JOE LAY, '46 . . 4 4 . . , . . . . 4 , . . . . 4 4 . . Knoxvl e4 Tennessee DOUGLAS MATTHEWS, '45 ............... Knoxvl e, Tennessee BRUCE McARTHUR, '46 ................ Nashvi 5, Tennessee HOWARD MCLELLAND, '44 . . Nashvl 8, Tennessee FRANK MCVEIGHl '44 ..... Sfafen Island WILUAM WRIGHT4 , New York '45 OFFICERS Commander C. D. STEPHENSON ..... Commander FRANK McVEIGH ......... MEMBERS e, Tennessee CHARLES MITCHELL, '44 . . . . . . . . . . 4 . e, Tennessee WILLIAM MONTGOMERY, '43 e4 Tennessee JAMES MURPHY4 '46 . . . . . , , 4 . . . . 4 . e, Tennessee CARSON OUSLEYl '46 ........ e, Tennessee JACK PEARSONI '43 . 4 . . . . . . e, Tennessee RAYMOND PEARSON '46 e4 Tennessee THOMAS PRINCE, '46 elTennessee CHARLES PUGH. '46 rt Tennessee J. C. RANKIN. '45 .4 . . . . .4. . 4 .4 4 ' 6, Tennessee ROBERT R4 RHODESI '43 ....... WALTER SLATER, '44 BUFORD SMITH, '43 ......... W4LLIAM SPERL, '44 ......... C. DOUGLAS STEPHENSON, '45 DAN THOMAS, '46 .......... PERRY THOMAS, '45 ......... WARREN TILLER4 '45 LEO TURPIN, '46 4 JAMES TUBBSK '43 WILLIAM'TUGWELL '44 . . . . , . . . 4 . . 4 4 LAMBERT UNDERWOOD, '46 . . . 4 . . . 4 . JOHN WARREN. '45 ......... C. H. WEAVER, '43 . JOHN WELMERS, '46 SHERMAN WOOD, '44 ........ ALLEN WRIGHT, '46 ......... . . Knoxville, Tennessee EPSI SIGMA NU . . Recorder Treasurer . Sf. A'bang Wesf Virginia . . Memp1is4 Tennessee . LiHle Rock. Arkansas ......... Knoxvi 6, Tennessee . . Buenos Aires, Argeana . . Buenos Aires Argenfina . . Knoxvi e4 Tennessee , Erwim Tennessee . . Carfhage. Tennessee ......... Knoxvi 6, Tennessee KENNETH ROBINSON '45 . . . . . . . 4 . . . .. CHARLES SHIPE, '44 ......... . . Carfhaga Tennessee 444444444 Knoxvi e4 Tennessee .Providence, Rhode IsIand ......... Nashvi e, Tennessee ........ GHfordl Connecficuf . 4 Knoxvi e, Tennessee ......... Knoxvi e1 Tennessee ......... Knoxvi 84 Tennessee . 4 4 Knova e4 Tennessee 4 Chaffanooga, Tennessee , . Knoxvi e, Tennessee . . Nashvi 6. Tennessee . . Nashvi e, Tennessee ....... Knoxvi el Tennessee . . Nashv? e4 Tennessee ...... Knova 64 Tennessee ......... Knoxvi e, Tennessee ......... Knoxvi e, Tennessee Tubbs Emofes. LON ET O F l2531 S Prexy Fly. LEGEND Nafional Sigma Nu was founded January I, 1869, Virginia Milifary lnsfHufe, Lexing+on, Virginia. Epsilon Efa esfablished, l92l. Colors. Gold, Black. and Whife, Flower. WhHe Rose. ir Firsf Row: Bare, Boyd. Brown, Charles W.; Brown. Bill; Carroll. Second Row: Campbell, Crawford Dorel Emory Eu banks. Third Row: Harrisonl Hughes, Jacksom Lav, Mafr fhews MacArthur, Fourfh Row: McCleHan, McVeigh, Monfqomerw va phy Prince Pugh. Fiffh Row: Rankin, Rhodes, Robinson, Smith. Staph ensonl Thomas Sixfh Row: THIerl Turpinl UnderwoocL Weaver Wood, Writh. SRGMA PHI EPSILUN OFFICERS JOE HARTON .......................... Presidenf DAVID E. ROSSER ........................ Secre'rary BURGESS B, BRIER . 4 . . . . . . . . 4 4 4 4 . . . 4 . 4 . Vice-Presidenf WILLIAM R. PETERSON . 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Comp'rroller MEMBERS JESSE APPLING4 '45 . 4 4 . . 4 4 4 . . 4 . . Memphis4 Tennessee LONNIE C. MAY '45 ....... . . . . 4 4 Lenoir City, Tennessee JACK M. ARMSTRONG, '46 . 4 . 4 4 . 4 4 . . . 4 Mariell Tennessee ROBERT MCKAMEY, '46 . . . . . . . . 4 4 . 4 . . . Memp1i54Tennessee ACE D. BAKER4 '46 ............. . . Chaffanooga, Tennessee JAMES P. MYERS, '46 . . . . . . . . . 4 . . Bryson Cify, North Carolina BURGESS B. 3RIER4 '44 . 4 . . 4 . . . , 4 . 4 4 . . Knoxville, Tennessee T. NORTON MYERS, 44 ......... . . Bryson Cify, Norfh CaroHna EDWARD A. BROWN, '46 4 . 4 4 . 4 4 . . . 4 4 . Chattanooga. Tennessee ARCHIE PARNELL, '44 . . . . . . . . . . 4 4 4 . . 4 Knoxvi e, Tennessee J. E. BROWN, JR.. '44 4 . . . . 4 . 4 4 . . . 4 .Chaffanooga, Tennessee WILLIAM R. PETERSONI '43 .............. Memp is, Tennessee ROBERT A. BL RGIN, '46 . . 4 4 . 4 . . . 4 4 . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee EARL C. PIPPIN, '46 . 4 . . . . 4 4 4 . . . . . .ChaHanooga, Tennessee ALVIN C. CAMPBELLI '45 .............. Knoxville4 Tennessee DEWEY R. ROARK, '45 4 . 4 . ............ Knoxvi eI Tennessee DAYTON E. CAMPBELLI '44 . . . 4 . . . . 4 4 4 .Chaitanooga, Tennessee DAVID E. ROSSER4 '43 . . . . 4 . 4 4 4 4 . . Smokemont Norfh Carolina DAVID COUL ER, '43 ........ , 4 4 . 4 4 . Knoxville4 Tennessee ALBERT ROTELLA, '44 . . . . 4 . 4 . ....... Patterson, New Jersey HERBERT COLLTER, '45 ................ Knoxville, Tennessee WILLIAM W. RYMER, '43 ............. Chaffanooga, Tennessee RALPH BEN DAUGHTY, '46 . . . 4 4 4 . . . 4 4 . . . 4 Marfel, Tennessee GEORGE T. SAIN, '45 ............... Nashvi e, Tennessee W. T. EVANS, Ill, '44 .................. Pensacola, Florida RALPH V. SMATHERS4 '45 . 4 . . . 4 4 4 . . Powell S'raHon, Tennessee JOHN H. FARGASONI '46 ............... Memphis, Tennessee EDWIN W. SMITH, '46 4 4 . . . . 4 . . . 4 . . . Maynardvi e, Tennessee PAUL H. GABRIEL, '44 ......... 4 4 . 4 4 4 Richmond, Virginia EVERETT SMITH, '46 . . . . 4 . 4 . . . . 4 . . 4 Maynardvile, Tennessee CYRUS J. GANTT, '44 ................ Sfarkville, Mississippi KENNETH L. SMITH. '46 . . . ............ Knoxvi eI Tennessee LOUIS A. GILY, '46 .................. LaurelI Mississippi DONALD L. SOEFKER, '45 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Memp is, Tennessee VINCENT GLEASON, '46 . . 4 . . . . . 4 4 4 . . . . 4 Knoxville, Tennessee ZENAS A. STANFIELD4 '44 .............. Memp1is, Tennessee JEROME GRIFZITTS, '46 . . 4 4 4 4 , . . . . . 4 , , 4 Knoxville, Tennessee BENNETT C4 STOWERS, '46 .............. Harriman, Tennessee HAROLD GODFREY, '46 4 ............. Knoxville' Tennessee EUGENE K. TALLENT, '45 . 4 4 ....... 4 Madisonvi e, Tennessee RAYMOND M. HAIR4 '46 . . . 4 . 4 . . . 4 . 4 Lenoir City, Tennessee GEORGE E. TAYLOR, '43 . . . 4 4 . . . . 4 . 4 . . Nashvi 6, Tennessee JOE P. HARTON, '43 . . . . . . . 4 . . . . . . . 4 4 . Nasthle, Tennessee DON UNDERWOOD, '46 ..... 4 . . . 4 . 4 . 4 . Knoxvi 6. Tennessee CLAUDE C. HAWS, '43 ................ KnoxvilleI Tennessee JACK E. WHITE '46 . . . . . . . . . . 4 ...... Knoxvi e, Tennessee W4LLIAM W. HUNT4 Law . . 4 . 4 . . . 4 . . . .Tellico Plains, Tennessee BERT R. W'GGS, '43 . . . . . . . . . 4 - - - - 4 .ChaHanooga, Tennessee ROBERT 0. JAMES! '46 , , 4 . . 4 , 4 , , , 4 New Orleans, Loulsiana FRED L. WILKERSONI '44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knoxvi el Tennessee R. BURCHARD JONES, '45 . . . 4 . 4 . Chah'anoogaI Tennessee MARTIN F. WILKERSONI '45 ............ Lenoir City, Tennessee DerTT T. YATES, '45 ................ Knoxville, Tennessee Harfon plus Cricket and Heaven. TENNESSEE ALPHA 531:2;5 CHAPTER OF SIGMA PHI u2551 Harfon. in a formal pose. LEGEND Nafional Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded November lI I9OI, Univer- sify of Richmond, Richmond. Vir- ginia. Tennessee Alpha Chapfer es- fablished. I9I3. Colors, Purple and Red. Flower. American Beaufy Roses and Viole+s. 1k Firsf Row: Appling, Armstrongl Baken Brier E, A. Brown. J, E, Brown. Second Row: G. Burglm A, CampbelL D CampbeH, D Coulter, H. Coulfcr, Doughty Third Row: Evans. Fergason, Gent Godfrey Hair, James. Fourfh Row: Jones. May J. Myers, N. Myan ParneH Peterson Fiffh Row: Pippin Roark, Sain, Smafhms, E. Smith K, Smith, Soefker. Sixfh Row: Tallenf, Taylor: UndcvwomJ Whife, Wigqs WFHIams Werrson. EPSILON MELVIN S. STURM LEO FEINSTEIN ALFRED M. ALPERIN, '45 JACOB BAER, '46 MATHIS R. BUSH. '44 ALVIN D. EBER, '46 LEO FEINSTEIN. '44 MELVIN J. FREEDMAN. '45 MAURICE FORGOTTSON. '46 WESLEY GOLDFARB. '46 EDWIN S. HOFMAN, '46 EMIEL M. MEISEL. '46 Kibifzin'. OFFICERS Presidenf Vice-Presidenf PHILIP N. SNYDER ZELIG O. WISE MEMBERS Memphis. Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Cheffanooga, Tennessee Memphis. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Lenoir Cify. Tennessee Soufh Amboy. New Jersey . Memphis. Tennessee . Memphis. Tennessee Memphis. Tennessee MAURICE P. SEGAL. '45 DAVID SCHARTZ. '46 MILTON SHAW. '44 ERWIN SISKIN. '45 MILTON SISKIN. Graduafe PHILIP N. SNYDER. '45 RAMON SOLOMON. '46 MELVIN S. STURMI '44 ABE WISE. '46 ZELIG O. WISE' '44 l2561 Memphis. Chaffanooga, Knoxville. Newport Newporf, Greeneville, Chaffanooqa. LaFoHeHe. ChaHanooga. Chaffanooga, S+udyin'. ZETA BETA TAU Secrefary Treasurer Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 49; 554 w 3; ngmg 45 gag??? . gwa? l257l Z. B. T. Prexy. LEGEND Nafional Zefa Befa Tau was founded December 29. l898, Jewish Theo- logical Seminary. Alpha Nu Chapier esfablished, I942. Colors. Blue and Whife. Firsf Row: Alperin, Beer; Bush, Eben Second Row: Feinsfein, Goldfaub. Hofman, Meisel. Third Row: Segall Scharle Shaw, Siskfn, E. Fourfh Row: Siskinl M. Snyder. Solomon, Wise, Wise. TH PAN-H The Pan-Hellenic Council is an advisory governing or- ganizafion composed of we represenfafives from each of +he nine nafional social sororifies on +he campus. Offices in Pan-Hellenic are held in ro+a+ion by one of +he represenfafives of each sororify according +0 H16 esfab- lishmenf of each sororHy on Hue Universify of Tennessee Campus. Pan-Hellenic promofes infer-sororify coopera- +ion and regulafes rushing +hrough rules agreed upon by all campus sororifies. Marian Caldwell. Presidenf Pan-Hellenic Council. OFFICERS GOODRICH MARION CALDWELL. DeHa Zefa 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Presidenf HELEN DARSTK ChiOmega . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-Presidenf EDITH SUMNER, Alpha Omicron Pi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secrefary DOROTHY HALE. Zefa Tau Alpha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer MEMBERS Fra+erni+y RepresenfaHve Presiden+ Alpha Delia Pi . . . . . . . . MARY J. DONAGHY . . . . . . . . . JACKIE GOODRICH Alpha Omicron Pi . . . . . .NANCY HORNER . . . . . . . , . . . . EDITH SUMNER Chi Omega . . . . . . . .HELEN DARST . . . . . . . . . . HELEN MCCALLIE Delfa Delfa Delfa . . . . . . . VIRGINIA THOMISON . . . . . . . . MARGARET HAYNES DeHa Zefa . . . . . . . . . . MARY L. CARROLL . . . . . . . . MARION CALDWELL Kappa Delfa . . . . . . . . .JEAN DAIL . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . IVA PICKENS Phi Mu . . . . . . . . . . .JEAN WYRICK . . . . . . . . . . . . V . . . HILDA PLYLEY Sigma Kappa . . . . . . . .DOROTHY LYNN . . . . . . . . . . . MARGARET CUTLER Zefa Tau Alpha . . . . . . . . DOROTHY HALE . . . . . . . . . . . . EUGENIA COBEN DAIL l2581 UN ??;??ka 45: big 22w HELEN DARST EDITH SUMNER DOROTHY HALE HAYNES HORNER LYNN OUTLER PICKENS N? w 535;? KW PLYLEY THOMINSON WYRICK CARROLL DONAGHY IZSBI JACQUELINE GOODRICH ELSIE SELLERS JEAN ANDERSON, '46 BETTY BARNES, '45 . . , 4 . . 4 4 4 4 . . 4 4 4 4 4 Claxfon, SHIRLEY BAUMGARDNER. '43 4 . Brisfol, RUTH BONNER, '45 . . . . . . . Lexington, MILDRED BIBEE, '44 . ..Brisfol4 VIRGINIA BRADFORD, '45 . . . . . ........... Macon ANNE BREAZEALLE '45 ............ Greenville, South BARBARA BRESNAHAN, '46 .............. Knoxville. BETTY JO BROWNl '44 . . . . 4 4 . . . 4 . . 4 . . . 4 4 Bristol, MARY JEAN BYERLEY, '46 ............... Knoxville, DOTTIE CARMICHAEL, '45 . , 4 . . . . 4 . 4 . 4 . 4 4 Knoxviile, BETTY DeBUSK, '43 . . , 4 4 .Mohawk, MARY FRANCES DICKEY, '43 , Knoxville, MARY JANE DONAGHY, '44 . . . . . . . . . . 4 . Knoxville, DOROTHY ERWIN, '46 4 . . . ............ Memphis, DORIS EYRICK, '44 ................. Birmingham, FRANCES EYRICK, '46 ................ Birmingham MARY JUSTICE FRY, '43 4 . . 4 . . . 4 . . . . . . .Camden, JACQUELINE GOODRICH. '44 . . Memphis, CHARLOTTE GRIFFITH, '44 ............. Middlesborq YVONNE BRICHELLO HANES, '46 .......... Knoxville, BETTY LEE HARRIS, '46 . . . . . . . . Knoxville, BETTY MARIE HARTMAN. '45 ............. Knoxville, ELIZABETH HERRINGTON, '44 ............. Knoxville, BETTY JANE HICKS, '46 . 4 Knoxville4 JANE JORDAN, '46 . , 4 4 .............. Franklin, BETTY ANNE JERNIGAN. '45 . . . . 4 . . . 4 4 4 4 4 Knoxville, MARGARET JOHNSON 43 . . 4 4 . . . . . . , 4 4 4 4 Knoxville, BETTY LOU KEMMER, '44 ............... Crossville, CHARLYENE KING, '46 . . Kingsporfl JEAN LEINART, '46 4 . Knoxville. POLLY LEINART, '46 KnoxviHe, Rusfy and Polly fall: if over with Wilma a+ Hue Drug. DELTA PI OFFICERS President FRANCES PHIPPS , , 4 4 . . Secrefary Vice-Presidenf ELIZABETH HERRINGTON . 4 Treasurer MEMBERS 4 4 . 4 Ashville. Norfh CaroIIna Georgia Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee , Georgia Carolina Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Alabama Alabama Tennessee Tennessee Kentucky Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee '54RA'Y'O'UNG,'464..4...,4......444 HELEN BULAND LIPSCOMB. '43 . . . . .Sf, Pefersburg4 Florida CORA JANE MacMILLAN, '44 . . 4 . . 4 4 4Wilmingfon. Norfh Carolina BECKY BESS MANKIN, '44 ............. ChaHanooga, Tennessee VIRGINIA MAXWELL '46 ................. Norris, Tennessee ELIZABETH MCCAMPBELL, '45 . . . . 4 . . . . . . 4 . Knoxvl e, Tennessee DOROTHY MERIWEATHER, '43 ............ Knoxvi 6, Tennessee ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY, '45 . Mempwis, Tennessee ELSIE MOORE, '46 ................... Memp1is, Tennessee JUNE CARR NORTON. '44 . 4 . . . . 4 . . . . . 4 . 4 Knoxvi e, Tennessee FRANCES PHIPPS, '44 . . 4 4 . . . . . . . , . 4 . . . Memphis, Tennessee BETTY JANE PICKELL, '44 . . . 4 . . . 4 . Knoxvi 5, Tennessee MARGARET ARTHUR PICKETT, '43 ........... Mascot Tennessee MARGARET PRINCE, '46 . . . . . 4 . . . 4 . 4 . , 4 . Knoxvi e, Tennessee MARJORIE RENNICKI '46 . . . 4 . Chaffanoogal Tennessee WINFRED ROSE, '44 . .Smifhfield, North Carolina JOY SANDER. '46 . . 4 . . . . . . . . 4 4 4 . . 4 4 Memphis, Tennessee BETTY ANNE SCHAFFER, '45 ............. Knoxvi e, Tennessee ELSIE SELLERSI '43 44444 . . . . . . . 4 . . .Sf. Petersburg, Florida JULE SEWELLI '44 ..... . 4 Middlesboro, Kenfucky PHYLLIS SHERRILL, '46 . , 4 4 . . 4 4 . . . 4 Chattanooga, Tennessee EVELYN THOMASON, '46 . . ........... Knoxvi e, Tennessee LILLIAN VON BRAMER, '44 . 4 Kingsporf, Tennessee RUTH VON BRAMER, '45 . . . . . . . . . 4 4 . . . Kingspor'r, Tennessee ELIZABETH ANN WALLENDER, '46 . 4 Memphis, Tennessee LYLE WALTER, '43 4 . 4 Knoxvi 6, Tennessee POLLY WATERS, '45 .................. Maryvi 6, Tennessee SARA WHITE, '44 . 4 4 . . . , . . . . . . . . . . Carfhagel Tennessee BETTY ANN WHITWORTH, '44 . . . 4 . . . , 4 4 4 . 4 Osceoa, Arkansas KATHERINE WISEMAN, '45 ............. Tullahoma, Tennessee SELETA WISEMAN. '43 4 . , . Tullahoma, Tennessee CAROLYN WILLIAMS, '44 .............. LHHe Rock. Arkansas EMILY JANE WOOSLEYI '46 . . Union Ci y, Tennessee . Knoxville. Tennessee Grifth. Jernigan, and June whoop if up. CHAPTER F Genial Jackie. LEGEND Nafionzd Alpha DeHa Pi founded May l5, l85ll Wesleyan Female Col- lege. Macon. Georgia. Alpha Kappa Chapfer es+ablished, I9I2. Colors. Blue and Whi+e. Flower. Violet i' Firsf Row: Anderson. Baumgardner, Barnes, BradA Vord Breazeale, BricheHo, Bresnahan. Second Row: Brown, Byerlew Carmichael, De Busk, Dickey, Dcnaghy, Erwin. Third Row: Eyrich, Doris; Eyrich, Frances; Fry, Grif- fith Harrisl Harfmanl Harringmn. Fourih Row: Hicks, Hoehl, Jernigan, Kemmer, King, Leinarf, Jean; Leinarf, Polly: Lipscomb. FiHh Row: MCMiHianl McCampbelL Monfgomerw Moore, Phipps, Pickell, Prince, Rennick Sixth Row: Sanders. Schaeffer, Sellers, Sherill Thomason, Von Bremen Lillian: Von Bramer, Ruth; Wallender. Sevenfh Row: WaHers, Whifel Whifworfhl Wiseman, Katherine; Wiseman. Selefa; Williams, Woosley, Young DELTA Pl A UMIEBIJN PI OFFICERS EDITH SUMNERS ........ . 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 Presidenf BETTY WILSON ..... 4 4 4 4 . . . Secrefary VIRGlNIA BRANDAU ..................... Vice-Presidenf EMILY GRANGER ........ 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 . .Treasurer MEMBERS MARY EVELYN ALLEN, '43 . ........ Greeneville, Soufh Carolina SUE HOOKER, '44 4 . . . . 4 4 4 4 4 . . . . . 4 Memp1is, Tennessee HELEN ALLRED, '46 . . . 4 4 . . 4 4 4 . . . . . 4 . 4 Knoxville4 Tennessee NANCY HORNER, '43 4 . 4 . . . . . ....... Morristown, Tennessee HELEN ASHE, '44 ................... Knoxville, Tennessee CHARLOTTE KINCAID, '44 4 4 4 4 . . . . . . . 4 4 4 Knoxv? e, Tennessee MARGARET BACON, '43 . . ........... Chaffanooga, Tennessee ELSIE LIVELY, '44 ....... 4 4 . . . 4 4 . . . . 4 Knoxvi e4 Tennessee JUNE BAIRD, '44 4 4 4 . . . . . . . 4 4 . . . 4 4 4 . . Newport, Tennessee PATRICIA LOWRY, '45 . 4 4 . 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 . 4 . Knoxvi e, Tennessee ALICE BAKER, '44 ................ AsheviHe, North Carolina ROSE McCLAMROCK. '45 . . . 4 . . 4 444444 Knoxvi e, Tennessee RUTH REBECCA BAKER, '46 . . . 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 Bolivar, Tennessee VIOLET McLEAN, '46 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 . . . 4 4 Knoxvi e, Tennessee MARTHA BAKER, '46 4 . 4 . 4 . 4 . . 4 . . . . 4Asheville, North Carolina MARJORIE GRAY MICHAELS, '44 4 4 4 .Washingfon, Disfricf of Columbia AUDREY BRANCHI '46 .............. Asheville, Norfh Carolina MARY FRANCES MILLSI '46 4 4 . 4 . . 4 . . . 4 4 . Knoxvi e, Tennessee THELMA BROWN, '46 . 4 . . . . 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 Ridgeley, Tennessee NANCY MORGAN, '46 4 4 4 . . 4 4 . 4 . . 4 4 4 . 4 Knoxvi e, Tennessee ELIZABETH BAUER, '45 4 . . . . . . 4 4 . 4 4 . . Los Angeles, California LUCILLE NUNN, '45 ................... Denver, Colorado MARTHA BEVERLY, '44 ................. Knoxvi e, Tennessee JUANITA O'NEAL, '43 ................. Nashvl e. Tennessee VIRGINIA BRANDAU, '43 ............... Knoxvi e, Tennessee BETTY PAXTON, '43 . 4 4 4 4 . . . 4 4 . . . . 4 4 4 4 Knoxvi 6, Tennessee MARY ELIZABETH BROWN, '45 4 . . 4 . . . 4 . . 4 4 Knoxvi e, Tennessee NANCY PEEPLES4 '45 .................. Memphis, Tennessee BETTY BURNS, '46 ................... Nashvi e, Tenness'ee SUSAN SIMPSON, '46 ................. Union Cf y, Tennessee JEANNE CARMICHAEL, '45 4 . . 4 4 . 4 . 4 4 . 4 4 4 Newport, Tennessee SHIRLEY SMITH, '46 4 4 . . . 4 4 . . . . . . . 4 . 4 Knoxvi e, Tennessee NELLE CLAGETT, '45 .................. Knoxvi e, Tennessee LLEWELLYN SPRIGG, '43 . 4 . . 4 4 4 . . . 4 . 4 . . Liffle Rock, Arkansas MARY JAMES CLARK, '45 ................ Tren+on4 Tennessee ANN STRONQUIST, '44 . . . 4 . . 4 . . . . . 4 . ChaHanooga, Tennessee BETTY DAUGHERTY, '45 . . 4 4 4 4 . 4 . . 4 . 4 4 4 4 Knoxvi e, Tennessee EDITH SUMNERS. '43 ................... Ridge y, Tennessee DOROTHY ANN DOAK4 '44 4 4 . . . . . 4 4 . 4 4 . . Newport Tennessee MARGARET SWAN, '45 ................ Knova 6, Tennessee IRENE EDMUNDS, '44 .......... 4 4 4 . 4 4 Knoxvi e, Tennessee POLLY TATUM, '43 ............ 4 . . 4 4 4 Knova 6, Tennessee GERTRUDE EWELL, '44 ................. Knoxvi e, Tennessee JEANNIE PATT TATUM, '45 4 4 . . 4 4 . . 4 . . 4 4 . Knoxvi 5, Tennessee VIRGINIA FISHER, '43 4 4 . . 4 4 4 4 . . . 4 . 4 4 Round Lake4 Mississippi LILLIAN RAY TAYLOR, '46 . . 4 . 4 . 4 . 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4Trenfon, Tennessee EUZABETH GABRIEL, '44 . . . . . . . . 4 . . 4 4 . .Waynesboro, Virginia SARA WADE TINNONl '43 . . . . 4 . . . 4 4 . 4 . . 4Tren'ron. Tennessee BARBARA GILLESPIE, '46 ............... Maryvi e, Tennessee MARTHA TURNER, '45 . . . . 4 . . . 4 . . . 4 4 . 4 . Knoxvi 54 Tennessee MARTHA GILLESPIE, '45 . . . . 4 4 . . 4 4 . . . . . 4 Maryvi e, Tennessee BILLIE WALKER, '46 . . 4 4 . ......... Asheville, North Carolina EMILY GRANGER, '44 ................. Knoxvi 64 Tennessee ANN WEBB, '46 4 . . . . . 4 4 4 . . . 4 4 . . 4 4 . . Knoxvi e, Tennessee MARY GRISSIM, '46 . . . 4 4 . . . . 4 4 4 . . 4 . . . Nashvi 84 Tennessee ALICE LEE WESTI '45 4 . 4 . . 4 . . 4 4 4 4 . . 4 . 4 Mempwis, Tennessee WILMA HANKINS, '45 ................... Tampa, Florida BARBARA WHITE '45 4 . . . . ........... Knoxvi e, Tennessee SUSAN HILL, '46 ................... Knoxvi 5, Tennessee MARY WILDERl '44 4 . 4 4 4 4 . . . . 4 4 . . . 4 . Hunfingdon, Tennessee JEWELL HOLTSINGER, '46 . . 4 . . . 4 . . . . . . Dandridge. Tennessee ELIZABETH WILSON, '43 444444444444444 Knoxvl 6. Tennessee BeHy and Tee grin a+ +he Derby. Band Sponsor Bauer. OMICRON CHAP Edifh Sumners wi+houf Buzz. LEGEND NaHonal Alpha Omicron Pi founded January 2. I897, Barnard College, Coiumbia Universify, New York. Omicron Chapfer esfablished. I902. Colors. Cardinal and Whife. Flower, Jacqueminof Rose. Vk Firs+ Row: Allenl AHredl Ashe. Bacon. Baird. Ba- ker, Nice; Baker, Ruth; Baker. Marfha. Second Row: Branch, Brown, Thelma; Bauer Brandawl Brown, Mary Ely; Burns, Claggeff, Clark. Third Row: Daugherty, Doak, Edmunds, Ewell, Fish- Cr. Gabriek GKHespie, Granger. Fourfh Row: Grissom, Hankins, HHL Holfsingen Hooken Homer, Kincaxd, Lively. Fiffh Row: Lowery. Clammrock, McLean, Michaels, Mill; Morgan, Nunn, O'NeaI Sixfh Row: Paxbn, Peoples, Simpson, Smlfh Strom- quisf. Swan. Taium, Polly; Tafum, J. Pei, Sevenfh Row: Taylor, Tinnan. Turner. Walker, Webb, VVhHe. Wilder, Wilson. TER OF ALPHA OMICRON Pl EH1 OMEGA OFFICERS HELEN McCALLIE 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 ........... President LAURA EGERTON ...... 6 6 6 6 6 6 SecreTary HELEN CHILDS 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 . . . Vice-Presidenf VIRGINIA BIBB 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 . 6 Treasurer MEMBERS MARY ANNE ADCOCK, '45 6 ,,,,,,,,,,,, Knoxvi 6, Tennessee MARY ELIZABETH HARRISON '46 6 6 . 6 6 6 6 6 Rogersvi 6, Tennessee EMY ALLEN, '46 .............. 6 6 . 6 6 6 Knoxvi e, Tennessee MARY JO HASTINGSI '45 6 6 .......... 6 Memphis. Tennessee KATHLEEN ARNOLD, '45 6 . 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 . 6 6 Knoxvi e, Tennessee NAN INGRAM, '43 ........ 6 6 6 ..... Decafur, Georgia ROSALIND ARNOLD, '44 .......... 6 6 6 . 6 Knoxvi eI Tennessee LAURETTA KEENER. '43 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Knoxvi e, Tennessee CONNIE AYRES, '44 ........... 6 6 6 6 6 6 Knoxvl 5, Tennessee MARGARET KELLERI '45 6 6 6 .......... Knoxvi e, Tennessee BETTY BAILEY, '46 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Knoxvi e, Tennessee KATHERINE KELLERMAN INA BARTON, '46 . 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Memphis, Tennessee DOT KIRBY, '46 6 6 . . 6 6 6 6 ...... 6 6 Memphis, Tennessee VIRGINIA BIBB, '44 ...... 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 . . 6 Knoxvi 6, Tennessee ANNE LACEYI '44 ................... Knoxvi le, Tennessee ANNE BIGGER, '46 6 6 . 6 6 6 . 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Selmer, Tennessee BETTY LEACHI '44 6 6 6 6 . 6 6 6 6 6 . 6 6 6 6 6 . 6 . Knoxvile, Tennessee KATE BIGGER, '46 .................... SelmerI Tennessee RUBY NASH LEWISI '46 .............. SfarkevilleI Mississippi FANNY BROUGHTON, '46 ............... Know? 6, Tennessee MARJORIE MARTORELL, '44 ................ Tampa. Florida ANNIE LEE BURNETTE, '46 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 . 6 6 6CIarksvi e, Tennessee FRANCES MCAM'S, '46 6 . . . . . 6 6 6 6 6 6 . 6 6 6 Knoxvile, Tennessee HELEN CHILDSI '43 ................ Sf. Pefersburg, Florida HELEN MCCALLIE. '43 6 ............... Knoxvi e, Tennessee CAROLINE CLEMENS, '44 ............... Knoxvi e6 Tennessee BARBARA MCCAMY6 '45 ......... . . 6 . 6 6 Knoxvi e, Tennessee LILLIE COFFMAN, '45 I 6666666 I I I I I I I Knom 6. Tennessee JANET McCREADY, '44 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Knoxvi e, Tennessee BARBARA JEAN CROSS, '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Know; 8. Tennessee MARGIE MCDONALD, '43 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Knoxvile. Tennessee KATHERINE CROSS, '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knoxvi 5. Tennessee ELEANOR MCNEIL, '46 6 . 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Knoxvi 6, Tennessee MARY JEAN CROSS, '45 I . . I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knoxvi 6. Tennessee FLORA MAI MOORE, '43 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6Trenfon, Tennessee HELEN DARST. '43 I I I I I I I I I I I I IIIIII Knoxvi 6. Tennessee ANNE OGLETREE, '46 ..... 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6Columbus, Georgia JOSEPHINE DICKINSON, '45 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 HaranI Kenfucky ANNE PARSONS. '46 v v 4 v 6 - - - - - - - 6 - - - - -Knoxvi 8. Tennessee BETTY DONALDSON, '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I Long IslandI New York FLORRIE PARSONS, '45 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Knoxvile, Tennessee NELL DOOLEY I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Farragut Tennessee LAURA PAYNE, '45 66666666666666 6 6 6 6 Knoxvi el Tennessee JUDY DORTCH, '44 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Lime Rock, Arkansas MARTY PEARMAN. '46 . . . . 6 . 6 6 6 . . . 6 6 . . .Mascot. Tennessee BETSY DRYDENI '43 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 . 6 . 6 6 6 6 6 Nashvi 3, Tennessee FRANCES QUINN. '43 6 6 6 6 6 - - 6 6 . . 6 . . . - 6 Maryvi e6 Tennessee JEAN EAKIN, '43 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Fayeffevi 5. Tennessee ELIZABETH ANNE RAULSTON, '55 6 . 6 . 6 6 6 6 6Jamesfown, Mississippi LAURA EGERTON, '43 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Knoxvi e. Tennessee HELEN STEELE ---------------------- Ripley. Tennessee MARIE ELLISI '46 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Knoxvi 5. Tennessee JACKIE STEELEI '43 66666666666 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Ripley, Tennessee FRANKIE FONDE, '44 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knoxvi 9. Tennessee ZOE STUART, '45 66666666666666666666 Knoxvi e, Tennessee FRIEDA FOWLERI '46 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Knoxvi 6. Tennessee BETTY ANNE THOMPSON, '46 6666666666666 Knoxvi 6, Tennessee MARJORIE FRANKLIN, '43 6 6 6 . 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 PM Myers, Florida JANE TRENT. '44 . 6 6 6 6 . . 6 6 . . . 6 6 6 6 . . . .Knoxvi e6 Tennessee JEAN FULTONI '46 666666 6 6 6 6 6 I I . I I Knoxvi 6. Tennessee BETTY ANNE TUTTLE, '46 6 6 6 6 6 . 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Morristown. Tennessee MARGARET GILLESPIE 6 6 6 6 6 6 . 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Savannah, Georgia MARY ANNE VAUGHAN, '45 6 6 6 6 6 6 666666 Covington. Tennessee RUTH GRAHAM, '45 666666666666666666 MempqisI Tennessee KATHRYN WARREN, '43 66666666 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Martin, Tennessee SARA GRAHAM, '46 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 . 6 6 6 6 Memp isl Tennessee MARGARET WEBB, '44 666666666666666 Knoxvi 6, Tennessee RUTH HARDIN MARTY WHALEY, '44 6 . 6 6 666666666666 Knoxvi 6, Tennessee JESSIE LOU HARRIS, '46 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 . 6 6 GalvesfonI Texas ADA WILLIAMSK '46 666666666666666666 GalvesfonI Texas HARRIET WATSON, '46 6 6 6 . 6 6 6 6 6 666666 KnoxvilIeI Tennessee Parsons. TuHIe, and B. Bailey hang on +0 T Snavely. Chi O's eaf af Briscoe's. l2651 :EX M: Km Presiden+ Helen McCallie. M, LEGEND Nafional Chi Omega founded April 5, I895, UniversHy of Arkansas, Fay- eHevilIe, Arkansas. Pi Chapfer esfab- lished, I900. Colors, Cardinal and Shaw. Flower. Whife Carna+ion. it Firsf Row: Adcock. AHen, Arnold. K.; Arnold, RA; Avres, C.; Bailey, Barfon. Second Row: B?bb, Bigger, A.; Bigger, K.; Broughfon, Burneie, Childs, Clemens, Coffman. Third Row: Cross, Barbara Jean; Cross, Katherine; Cross. Mary Jean; Darsf, Dickenson. Dorfch, Dryden, Eakin. Fourfh Row: Ellis Fonds, Fowlen Franklin, Fuhon Graham, R.: Graham 8.; Hardin. Fiffh Row: Harris Ingram, Keener, Keller, Kirby, Lacy, Leach. Sixih Row: Lewis, Marforell, McAmIs, McCamy McCreadyl McNeiL Moore. Oglehee. Sevenfh Row: Parsons Anne; Parsons, Floris; Paynm Pearman Quinn Steele, Stuart Thomp- son. Eighfh Row: Trent Tque, Vaughn, Warrem Webb, Whaley, WIHIams Wa+son. MARGARET HAYNES CHARLOTTE HALL BETTY ROSE ACUFF, '43 MARY KATE AKIN, '46 MARY LOUISE ALEXANDER, '46 HELEN APOSTLE. '46 BETTY AUSTON, '44 MAE BASS, '46 . . HALENE BALES, '45 MARY NELL BEALL, '44 ANN BRADLEY, '43 ANN BRANN, '43 BLISS BROWN, '46 . , , . . KENDRICK BROWNl '46 EMALEE CALDWELLK '45 NANCY CARMICHAEL '45 MARY DUKEMINIER, '44 JEAN EMERT, '45 JACKIE FOWLER, '46 ......... SARA BETTY FOWLER, '43 MARGARET GAMMON, '44 . 4 , . , 4 . CHARLOTTE HALL, '44 ..... ELIZABETH HAYES '45 MARGARET HAYNES '43 . . SALLY PAT HAYNES. '46 , 4 4 LOIS JANE HOEHLE, '45 CAROLYN HUTCHINSON '46 SUEIRVJNE,'44.4.....,............4 MARY LOUISE JONES, '46 JANE MATTHEWS, '44 Prcsidenf ....... VicerPresidenf NOFFICERS DOROTHY SISK DOROTHY W1LD MEMBERS . , Knovale, Tennessee ...... Rufherford4 Tennessee ...... Greeneville, Tennessee .Greensborq Norfh Carolina , . Tipfonville, Tennessee , Huntingdom Tennessee . . Morrisfowm Tennessee . Wesson, Mississippi ....... Knoxville, Tennessee , Dresden, Tennessee 4 . Endless Caverns. Virginia . . End'ess Caverns, Virginia . . Brisfoll Virginia 4 4 KnoxvilleI Tennessee ....... West Poin'r, Mississippi . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee Washingfon, Disfric'r of Columbia . . Maryville, Tennessee 4 . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Tfpfonville, Tennessee . . CoHierville, Tennessee ......... Memphis, Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennessee Dresdenl Tennessee . . Memphis, Tennessee . . Murfreesboro, Tennessee PrevaH-before Lucky Shike Green wenf +0 War. JANE MCAFEE, '46 4 4 . MAURINE MCCALLAl '44 4 . . CAROLYN MCLAUGHLIN, '45 CATHERINE MCLAUGHLIM '43 LOUISE McLAUGHLH, '45 BARBARA MERTZ, '45 MARIAN NEWMAN, '46 FRANCES POUNDS, '43 MELBA POWELL, '44 RUBY PREVATT, '43 MARY ANN RAINEY, '46 ALYCERALSTON4'44....4.4........ .................... Tavares, DELTA , . Secretary .................. Treasurer . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Covington, Tennessee . Knoxville, Tennessee . . KnoxviHe, Tennessee . Knoxville, Tennessee ..... Chicago, Hlinois ..... Knoxville, Tennessee . . . . Jacksom Tennessee . . ClarksdaIe. Mississippi Florida . KnoxviHel Tennessee . Middlesboro. Tennessee PEGGY ROBERTS, '43 ................... Palmen Tennessee EDNA RUSSELL, '43 DOROTHY SISK, '44 JEANNE STRICKLAND, '44 LOIS STAMPS. '45 GLENNA STUBLEY, '45 ..... CAROLYN SUTHERLAND, '44 . 4 GRACE SUTHERLAND, '46 . . . , JODY TIMMONS, '44 ....... VIRGINIA TOMINSON4 '43 DOROTHY SUE WALKER, '44 BILLIE GRACE WALKER4 '45 ELEANOR WATERS, '44 MARTHA ANN WEBSTERI '44 DOROTHY WILD, '43 ALAIRE WILKINS, '43 . . Greeneville, Tennessee .................. KnoxviHe4 Tennessee Florida 4 Knoxville. Tennessee . . Jacksonville. ...... Knoxville, Tennessee . Knoxville, Tennessee ...... Knoxville, Tennessee ..... Knoxville, Tennessee 4 4 Athens, Tennessee . 4 Milan, Tennessee . . Milan, Tennessee Columbus4 Mississippi . Knoxville, Tennessee . .Charlesfom Soufh Carolina . Ponchaioula, Louisiana The leas+ SuH'IerIand and Sherrod. DELTA S l GMA CHAPTER O F DELTA I257l DELTA Margare+ Haynes +he liHIe-bigH gal. LEGEND Nafional Delfa Delfa DeHa founded Thanksgiving Eve. l888. Bosfon Uni- versHy, Bos+on. MassachuseHs. Delfa Sigma Chapfer esfablished. I923. Colors, Silver, Gold, and Blue. Flow- er, Pansy. i' Firsf Row: ACUM Akin Alexander, Apostle, Ausr Hm, Bass Bales. Second Row: Beald, Bradley Brann. Brown. 8.; Brown K.; Caldwell, CarmicHaCl. Third Row: Dukerrvineir Emerf, Fowler, J ; Fowler, S, 3.; Gammom Hall, Haycsl Haynes. Fourfh Row: Hoohle, Hufchinsom lrwine, Jones, Ma? ?hews, MCAfeel McCalla, McLauthn Carolyn. Fiffh Row: McLauthn, Cafherino; McLaughlin, Louise, Merfz, Newman, Pounds, Pow- cH PvevaH Ralney. Sixfh Row: Roberis, Russell, Sisk StricHami Stamps, Sfubmvl Sufherland, C ; Smh- crlcmd A. Sevenfh Row: Timmons Thomisonl Walker, Dorofhy Sue; Walker. Billie Grace; Wafers Websfer, WHd, Wilkins. MARIAN CALDWELL MARY LOUISE CARROLL MARY NELL ARNOLD, '45 . MARIAN CALDWELL, '43 ELIZABETH CAMPBELL, '43 JANE CAMPBELL, '46 MARY LOUISE CARROLL, '43 YOLANDA CAPABIANCA. '46 HELEN CHAMBERS, '46 NOBLE DOOLY, '46 Caldwell and H19 National Officers. DELTA OFFICERS Presidenf ViCe-Presidenf ELIZABETH CAMPBELL VIRGINIA TROAST MEMBERS Morrisfown. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Benfon, Tennessee Ben+on, Tennessee Selmer, Tennessee Walsh. Wesf Virginia Efowah. Tennessee Conasauga, Tennessee BETTY RUTH EARLY. '43 PHYLLIS LIVINGSTON. '46 ALICE MARKS. '46 JO ANN McKOWAN, '46 JEAN PATTON. '45 SARAH GRACE REYNOLDS, '46 BETTY JO SWAFFORD. '46 VI RGINIA TROAST. '43 ZETA Secrefary Treasurer Brisfol. Virginia Founfain CHy. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Winchesfer. Tennessee Cleveland. Tennessee Winchesfer, Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Passaic. New Jersey Lined up for fhe kill. DoubIe-Prexy Marion Caldwell. LEGEND National Delfa Zefa was founded chober 24. 1902I Universify of Mi- ami. Oxford. Ohio. Befa Lambda Chapfer esfablished. I933. Colors. Old Rose and Vieux Green. Flower. Killarney Rose. Firs+ Row: Arnold, E. Campbell, J. CampbelL Carroll. Second Row: Capobinca. Chambersl Dooley, Early. Third Row: Mark, McKowm PaHon. Fourfh Row: Reynmds, Swafford, Troasf. CHAPTER OF DELTA ZETA l289! KAPPA DELTA OFFICERS IVA PICKENS . . . ..................... President DOROTHY FULGHUM ...................... Secretary GLORIA KEIRN . . . , . ............... Vice-Presidenf ELMERIA MCCALLUM ................... .Treasurer MEMBERS ETHELYNN ALLEN, '46 . 6 ..... Knoxvi e, Tennessee RUTH ANN KOONTZI '44 . . . . . ....... Memp isI Tennessee MARTHA ARCHER, '46 . . , , . . . 6 ...... Rip eyI Tennessee AUDREY KRAUCH, '45 ....... , 6 , . . . Memphis, Tennessee 3EGGY ARNOLD, '46 . , , , .......... Bristol, Tennessee HELEN LASSETTER, '44 ...... . . , . . . . . . MemphisI Tennessee EVELYN BASSI, '45 . . ..... . , . . .Oakvi el Tennessee DOROTHY LAW. '45 ........ . . . . . . . Maryvi e, Tennessee VANE BAYNESI '43 . . . . ,,,,,,, . . . Ripley, Tennessee BETSY LEDBETTER. '44 ...... . . ....... Clarksvi fel Tennessee -'ENE BIGGSI '44 . . , , ..... . . . , , , . . Benfon, Tennessee PEGGY LILLARDI '46 ................... BenJronl Tennessee MYRA BLACK, '46 . . 6 .............. Knoxvi e, Tennessee JOSEPHINE LYNCH, '45 ............... Knoxvi e, Tennessee RUTH BRAKEBILLI '45 ............... Madisonvi e, Tennessee JEANNE MacWHIRTER, '46 ............. Knoxvi e, Tennessee JEAN BREWER, '43 ................... Knoxvi e, Tennessee EMILY DEE MARSHALL, '45 . ........... Clarksvi 6, Tennessee DOROTHY BROWN. '46 . . . . ........... Knoxvi 9. Tennessee PAULA MARSHALL, '46 . . 6 . ............ Knoxvi 4e, Tennessee LORENE BRYAN, '46 . . . ........ 6 6 . . Knoxvi e, Tennessee LOIS MARTINl '45 ................... Maryvi eI Tennessee HARRIET CHAPIN, '43 , . . , . . . . . . Knoxvl eI Tennessee ELMERlA MCCALLUM, '44 ..... . . . . . . Henderson Tennessee MARJORIE CONYERS, '43 ............. Henderson, Tennessee MARY F. MOORE, '46 ................ Bo'ivar. Tennessee -EAN DAIL, '44 . 6 . ............ Wintervillel Nor1h Carolina PEGGY MURRIAN, '44 ................. Knoxvi e, Tennessee ANNA JEAN DAVIS, '43 , .............. Harriman, Tennessee BARBARA ANN NEWMAN, '43 6 , . , ........ Knoxvi e. Tennessee VIRGINIA DAVIS. '44 .................. Knoxvi eI Tennessee BETTY PATTON, '45 ................... Knoxvi e, Tennessee -EAN DELANEY, '46 ..... . . ......... Efowahl Tennessee MARGARET PEACOCK, '46 .............. Knova 9, Tennessee -EAN DOOLEY, '45 . . , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Knoxvi el Tennessee CECILIA LORD PFLANZE, '43 ............. Maryvi el Tennessee DORRIS EVANS, '43 ................ Brownsvile, Tennessee IVA PICKENS. '44 . . . - .............. Maryvi e, Tennessee MARY FAIRBANKS, '44 . , .......... GreenviIIeI Soufh Carolina NANCY JANE POAGE '46 - - - - , ...... Marvvi 6. Tennessee ROSEMARY FOURMANI '45 IIIIIIIIIIIII Knoxvile, Tennessee ETHEL POINDEXTER, '43 . 6 , 6 ............ Mason, Tennessee BETTY JANE FREEMANI '44 . . . , 6 , , , , Knoxvi eI Tennessee ANN POPE. '43 ------- . - . 6 6 - . Jackson. Tennessee DOROTHY FULGHUM, '43 . . , , , . . . , Memphis, Tennessee JANE RAWLS. '46 -------- 6 , - 6 6 6 . 6 Memp is6 Tennessee FRANCES GATES, '45 I I I I I I I I I KHOWHEI Tennessee OWANA ROARK, '46 ..... . . . . . . . Knoxvi eI Tennessee MILDRED GREENWAY, '44 , . ......... Duckfown, Tennessee EDlTH SHIPE. '46 ---------- . - 6 6 . Knoxvi 6. Tennessee CATHRYN HARVEY, '44 . I I I I I I IIIII Clarksvile, Tennessee JUNE SMALLEY, '46 ...... . 6 . . 6 . . . Harrimanl Tennessee MARY HOWE, '45 I I I I I I I I I I I I .Knoxvlle, Tennessee FRANCES SNOW, '43 .............. .Charles on, Missouri MARGARET JACKSON, '44 . ...... Mom AW North Carolina MARTHA SUTTON. '43 66666666666666 Johnson Ci v6 Tennessee NANCY JOHNSON, '44 IIIIIII I . I I , . I .Dayion, Tennessee HAZEL TINDALLl '43 . , . . . . . . . . . Harriman, Tennessee ELOlSE KEATON, '44 IIIIII , . . I I I .Memphis, Tennessee ELIZABETH VAUGHN, '46 .............. Bolivar, Tennessee GLORIA KEIPNI '43 .................... Alcoa, Tennessee SARA WILLISl '43 6 . . .............. JonesboroI Tennessee Snow- Lynch, Dooley. Pickens. Dail. Biggs, Greenway4Brofher can you spare a dime? ' 51 g 6 ALPHA EPSILON Pickens-fhe President LEGEND Nafional Kappa Delia was founded chober 23. l897 Virginia Sfafe Teachers College. Farmville. Virginia, Tennessee Alpha Epsilon chapfer founded I928. Colors, Olive Green and Pearl Whife. Flower. Whihe Kaisarin Rose. t Firsf Row: AHem Archer. Bassi. Haynes, Biggs. Black, Brewer. Second Row: Brown, Bryan, Chapin, Conyers, Craw- ford, Daill Daws, Anna Jean. Third Row: Davis, Virginia; DeLaney, Dooleyl Evans. Fairbanks, Fourman, Freeman. FourHI Row: FquHam, Gates Greenway. Howe. Jackson. Johnson, Keaton. Fif+h Row: Keirn. Koontz, Lasseffer, Law, Ledbet- fer, Lilbard, Lynch. Sixfh Row: Marshall, EmHv Dee; Marshall, Paula; Marfim MathMar, McCallum. Moore, Murrian, Newman Sevenfh Row: PaHon Peacock, Pflanze, PickenL Poagel Popel Rawls, Roark. Eighfh Row: Shipe, Small3y Snow, Sutton, Tindall, Vaughn, Willis, Vlrfnkle. CHAPTER OF KAPPA DELTA l27ll PHI MU OFFICERS HILDA PLYLEY 6 . . . 6 6 6 . . 6 6 . . 6 . . . . . 6 6 . 6 6 Presidenf BETTY BROWN . 6 . . . . . . . 6 6 . . 6Secrefary MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON ................ Vice-Presidenf VIRGINIA LAYMAN ............. . . . . . . . . 6 6Treasurer MEMBERS THYRZA ALLEN. '44 6 ................ Aflanfa, Georgia RUFULYN MATTHEWS, '45 ............... Americus, Georgia CHRISTINE ANDERSON, '46 6 6 . . . 6 ....... KnoxviHe6 Tennessee MARION McELYEA, '45 6 6 . . . . . 6 . . . . 6 6 6 6 Knoxville, Tennessee MARlE R. BlANCONI, '45 . 6 6 . 6 6 6 6 . 6 6 6 6 6 Nashville6 Tennessee ANN MOLLESON, '44 6 . . .............. Hhica, New York BETTY BRIDGES, 45 . 6 6 . . . 6 6 . ....... Dayfon. Ohio MARGIE MOORE '46 . . . . . . . 6 . 6 . 6 6 . . . 6 6A+lanta, Georgia TRULA BRIDGESl '45 . 6 . . 6 6 . . . . . . . 6 Knoxville, Tennessee JOYCE OWENS. '46 . . 6 . 6 . . . . 6 6 ......... Eusfis, Florida BETTY BROWN, '43 6 6 6 . . . 6 . 6 . . . . . . 6 Knoxvillel Tennessee MARY PEOPLES '45 . . 6 . . . . 6 . . . ...... KnoxvilleI Tennessee ELIZABETH BUIS, '45 6 . 6 . 6 6 . . 6 . 6 . . . . .Tazewell, Tennessee JOAN PERRIN, '46 ................... Knoxville, Tennessee MARILYN CLIETT, '46 .......... . . 6 6 6 6 .Americus6 Georgia HILDA PLYLEY, '43 .................... Vonore6 Tennessee SUE CRIZER, '45 6 6 . 6 6 6 . . 6 6 . . 6 6 6 6 6 . Appalachia, Virginia MARY PRYOR6 '44 .................. Sequafchia, Tennessee BARBARA DODSON, '46 6 6 6 . . . 6 . . . . . 6 6 . Knoxvile. Tennessee MARTHA PYBAS, '46 ................... Trenfon, Tennessee MARY ELIZABETH EDINGTON, '45 . . . . . 6 . . . 6 Knoxvi le, Tennessee JANE ROGERS, '44 6 . 6 . . 6 . . 6 6 . 6 . 6 6 6 . 6 . Knoxville, Tennessee MARY ELIZABETH EVRARDI '44 6 6 6 6 . ...... Knoxvi le, Tennessee MARION ROGERS, '46 ................. Knoxvillel Tennessee FRANCES GILMORE, '46 . 6 . . . 6 6 6 . . 6 6 . . . Knova lei Tennessee EVELYN SANDERS, '46 . 6 6 6 . . . . 6 6 6 . . . . 6 . Dresden. Tennessee CAROLYN GRAF, '45 6666666666666666666 AHaMal Georgia VIRGINIA SANDERS, '45 6 ........... . . Dresden, Tennessee PHYLLIS GREY, '46 ................... Knoxvi Ie, Tennessee MARY LOU SAWYER. '44 ................ Lynchburg, Virginia ROSABELLE HAMM, '46 . 6 6 . . . 6 . 6 . 6 6 6 6JacksonvIHe, Florida NANCY SHETLER, '46 . . 6 6 6 6 . . . . . . . . 6 6 6 Knoxville. Tennessee JEANNE HEDRICK, '46 .......... . . 6 6 6 6 Seymour, Tennessee INEZ SMITH, '46 .................... Knoxville. Tennessee FRANCES HESS, '46 ........... . . 6 . 6 6 Knoxvi le, Tennessee MILDRED SMITH, '46 666666666666666666 Clayfon, Mississippi MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON, '44 6 6 . 6 . . 6 6 . . . Knoxvi 1e, Tennessee JANE STAPLETON. '45 ................. Knoxville, Tennessee ROSEMARY JOHNSON, '46 ............. Knoxvi 1e, Tennessee FRANCES STEPHENSON, '46 6 6 . 6 6 6 6 . . 6 6 . . 6 Knoxville, Tennessee URSULA JOHNSON, '45 6 . . 6 . . . . 6 . . 6 6Springfield, Massachuseffs FRANCES THOMAS, '46 .................. DaHon, Georgia ERNESTINE JORDAN, '45 ................. Dal on, Georgia KATHLEEN THROWER, '45 6 . . . 6 6 6 6 6 6 . . . . 6 KnoxvilleI Tennessee VIViAN JORDAN, '45 6 6 . . . 6 . . 6 . 6 6 . . . . Dalton. Georgia FRANCES THURMONDI '45 6 6 . . . 6 6 6 66666 Dyersburg, Tennessee ADELE MARIE KENNEDYl '45 . . ..... 6 . . . Knoxvi le, Tennessee ELEANOR WILHOIT, '46 ................ Knoxville. Tennessee VIRGINIA LAYMAN, '44 . 6 6 . 6 6 6 6 . 6 6 . 6 6 . Knoxvi le, Tennessee CHRISTINE WILSONI Graduafe 6666666666 Chaffanooga, Tennessee CATHERINE LISTI '45 ................. Soddy6 Tennessee BETTY WYLIE, '46 . 6 . 6 6 . . . . . . 6 6 . . . 6 . . . Knoxville, Tennessee RUTH LOEBER, '45 ................... Knoxvi le, Tennessee EDWINNA WYNNI '46 .................. Clinfon, Tennessee MARGARET LOWE, '45 ................. Knoxvi Ie, Tennessee JEAN WYRICK, '44 . 6 . .............. Corrvfon, Tennessee Rushin'? Plyley, Ashe. and Loeber say Hidde. l2731 Hilda Plyley, Phi Mu head. LEGEND NaHonal Phi Mu founded March 4, I852. Wesleyan College. Macon, Georgia. Kappa Chapfer established, I908. Colors. Rose and Whife. Flower, Enchanfress Ca rnafion. 1k Firs'r Row: Allen, Anderson, Bianconni, Bridges. Bridges, Browm Buis. Second Row: ClieH', Crizerl Dodson, Edingfon, Evr- ard, Gilmorel Graf. Third Row: Gray, Hamml Hedrick, Hess, Johnson, M. E.; Johnson. R.: Johnson, U. FourH'I Row: Jordan, E.' Jordan, V.; Kennedy, Lis. Loeber, Lowe, MaHhews. FiHh Row: McElyea. MoHesom Moorel OwensI Per- rin, Pryor, Pybas, Rogers, J. Sixfh Row: Rogers, M.; Sanders, E.; Sanders, V.; Sawyen ScheHler, Smith, 1.; Smith, M. Shephenson. Sevenfh Row: Sfaplefon. Thomas, Thrower, Thurmond, Wilhoif, Wylie, Wynn, Wyrick. MARGARET OUTLER LUCILLE CHANDLER JEWELL ALEXANDER, '43 MARTHA BARRICK. '45 PEGGY CALLAWAY, '44 LUCILLE CHANDLER, '43 RUTH ANNE COCHRAN. '45 MARY JANE COOK. '44 POLLYANNA ELY, '43 MARY MARGARET ERWIN. '46 JOUDY ESTES. '45 JOY FIELD. '45 MARY ALICE GARVEY, '45 MARGARET RHEA GRIFFIN '44 RUTHIE HARMON. '45 VIRGINIA JAMISON. graduafe ASTRID JOHANSEN. '44 CONNIE JOHNSON. '45 BETTY KIZER, '43 CHESTERLYNN LOOPER. '46 DOROTHY LYNN, '44 FRANCES McGINNESS, '44 Drum Maioreffes are Sigma Kappas. SIGMA KAPPA OFFICERS Presidenf Vice-Presidenf JEWELL ALEXANDER MARY JANE COOK MEMBERS Maryville. ennessee ennessee . Springfield, Maryville. ennessee 4 Alcoa, -ennessee Alcoa. Tennessee Knoxville, ennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Columbia. -ennessee Birmingham, Alabama Columbia, 'ennessee Knoxville. ennessee Erwin. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Tip+onville, Tennessee Founfain Ci'ryx Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Jamesfown. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Carfhage4 Tennessee GLADYS RAULSTON McNEW. '43 DOROTHY NICHOLS. '45 MARY ANDREWS NORTON. '45 MARGARET OUTLER, '43 DORIS PALMER, '45 BARBARA PERKINS. '45 JEANNETTE PERKINS, '45 MARJORIE PRESNELL, '43 BARBARA PRESTON. '45 ROSE PRYOR. '45 RUTH PRYOR. '45 WANDA REED, '45 WANDA RUBLE, '43 JANE RYNER. '45 MARY SWAFFORD. '45 PEGGY STEWART. '45 MARGARET RUTH TATUM. '43 RUTH WEILEMAN, '43 BETTY SUE WEST, '43 BOBBIE VORHEES. '45 Secrefary Treasurer Maryville. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Maryville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Charlesfon, Wesf Virginia DeFuniak Springs. Florida Buchanan, Tennessee Knoxvi 8, Tennessee Knoxvi e. Tennessee Knoxvil e. Tennessee Maryvi e. Tennessee Limesfone. Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Knoxvi e4 Tennessee Knoxvi e, Tennessee La Fayef're, Tennessee Rushvile. New York Ai' Hue Derby. ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER 12751 g GMA Margie +he President LEGEND Nafional Sigma Kappa was founded, l874. af Colby College, Waferville, Maine. Tennessee Alpha DeHa Chap- +er es+ablished l92l. Colors: Laven- der and Maroon. Flower: Violet Firsf Row: Alexander, Barrickl Chandler Cochran, Cook, Ely. Second Row: Erwin, Es+es1 Fields, Garvey, Harmon, Johansen. Third Row: Johnson, Kizer, Looper. Lynnl McGinnIs. Four+h Row: Nicholsl Norton, B. Perkins. J, Perkins, Presnell. FiHh Row: Preston, Rose Pryor, Ruth Pryor, Reed! RaMsfon. Sixfh Row: Ruble Sfewarf, Tafum, Wheelerman. Wesf. KAPPA OFFICERS EUGENIA COBEN . . 4 4 4 . . 4 . 4 4 4 ..... Presidenf SARA LE HARDY 4 4 . . . . 4 . . 4 . . 4 4Secreiary BETTY MCGEHEE . . 4 4 .4 4 . . 4 . 4 Vice-Presidenf COLLEEN TERRY . . 4 . 4 4 4 4. .. Treasurer MEMBERS CAROLINE AGEE, '43 4 . . 4 . 4 4 LaFoHeffe, Tennessee RAMONA MARTIN, '45 . 4 4 4 4 4 Mafaoka, West Virginia LUCY BAGLEY, 44 ...... . . 4 Fayetteville, Tennessee SALLY JANE MAYBERRY, '46 . . . . . Crossville, Tennessee BETTY BATSON, '45 4 4 4 . . . 4 4 4 . . . . . KnoxvilleI Tennessse BETTY MCGEHEEI l44 . . 4 . 4 . . Decafur, Alabama FRANCES BARBER, '43 ....... . . ,,,,, Martin, Tennessee BENNIE MCKENZIE '43 4 . 4 4 4 . 4 . 4 4 4 4 Dayfom Tennessee MARY BEESON. '43 ....... 4 . ....... Wauchula, Florida SHERRY McLELLAN, '45 4 4 . . . 4 . . 4 Kingsporf, Tennessee DORIS BELLI '43 ........ . . 4 . . Union CHy, Tennessee ALMA LOUISE McNATT, '45 4 . 4 . . Lexingfon, Tennessee BETTY BROOM, '46 ....... 4 4 . . 4 Knoxville, Tennessee MARJORIE MOSELEY, '43 . . 4 4 . . 4 Greenfield. Tennessee SARA BRYSONI '46 4 . . 4 4 4 . . . . 4 . . 4 4 Linden, Tennessee JANE OSBORN, '45 4 . 4 . . . . 4 4 . Birmingham, Alabama VIRGINIA CAMPBELL, '44 . 4 4 . . 4 ...... Knoxville4 Tennessee ANNE LAURIE PASCHALL '44 . 4 . . . 4 4 4 Puryear, Tennessee EUGENIA COBEN, '43 . . . . 4 4 . . 4 ...... Puryear, Tennessee MARTHA PATTISHALL. Graduafe . . . 4 . . . 4Jacksonville, Florida EDITH CRISMAN, Graduate 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 Chaffanooga, Tennessee BETTY JO POWERSI '46 . ............ Founfain Cify, Tennessee ANNE DABBS, '45 . 4 . 4 4 ....... . . . . Nashville4 Tennessee BETTY PROCTOR, '46 4 . 4 . . 4 . . . . . . 4 4 4 4 . 4 KnoxvilleI Tennessee BILLIE DUNCAN, '45 . . 4 . 4 ........ Asheville, Norfh Carolina MARA ELIZABETH PURCELL. '44 . . . 4 4 4 . . . 4 . Kingsporf, Tennessee RUTH DUNCAN, '43 4 ........... . Asheville. Norfh Carolina ANNE REDMOND, '45 . . 4 4 . . . . 4 4 . . . . . 4 . NashvilleI Tennessee VIRGINIA EMMONS, '45 4 4 4 4 . . 4 ....... Memphis, Tennessee MARY ELIZABETH SMITH, '44 . 4 . . 4 . . 4 4 . Newburn, Tennessee KATHERINE FORD, '43 ................. Trezevanf, Tennessee NANCY SMITH, '43 . . . 4 . 4 . 4 . . . . 4 . Lexington, Tennessee MARY ELIZABETH FUQUA, '44 ............. Mar'rin, Tennessee COLLEEN TERRY, '43 . 4 . . . . 4 4 4 . . . . . . 4 4 4 Oneida, Tennessee CLEO GLADDISH, '45 . 4 4 . . 4 4 . . 4 4 4 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee JANE TERRY, '43 4 . ...... . 4 ........ Oneida, Tennessee ANITA GOANS, '46 . . 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 . . . . 4 . .Jacksboro, Tennessee SARA TODD, '43 ........... 4 4 .Trezevanf. Tennessee DOROTHY HALE, '44 4 . 4 4 . . ........ Kingspor'r, Tennessee HELEN TROTTER. '43 4 . . . . 4 4 4 4 . . . 4 4 Marvville, Tennessee PATRICIA JACKSON, '44 . . 4 . 4 . ......... Norfon, Virginia MARY LOU VAN HORN, '45 ............. Hope, New Jersey NORA GREY KEY. '45 ........ . 4 . 4 4 4 4 Lexingfon, Tennessee KATHLEEN WEBB, '46 4 4 4 . 4 . . . . . . 4 . 4Shelbyville, Tennessee JAMIE LAWLER, '44 . 4 . 4 . . 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 4Trenfon, Tennessee MARGUERITE WILLIAMS, '45 4 4 4 . . . . . . . . LaFolIeHe, Tennessee SARA LeHARDY4 '44 4 . 4 4 4 4 . ....... KnoxvilleI Tennessee MILDRED WILLIAMS, '45 4 4 4 . . . 4 444444 LaFolIeHe. Tennessee EVELYN LUSKI '43 ................. Knoxville, Tennessee JANE WITT. '44 44444 . . . . . . 4 . 4 . . 4 4 Lynnville. Tennessee Bell Breaks. Kafhie and Por+er-some fun. l277l A U Presidenf Eugenia- LEGEND Nafional Zefa Tau Alpha founded chober I5, l898, Farmville Sfafe Teachers College. Farmville. Virginia. Zefa Chapfer esfablished, I904. Col- ors, Turquoise Blue and Sfeel Gray. Flower, WhHe Violet it Firsf Row: Agee, Bagley. Bargerl Bafson, Beeson, Beil, Bryson. Second Row: Campbelll CrismanI Dabbs. B. Duncan. R. Duncan, Ford Fuqua. Third Row: Gladish, Goans, Hmel Doris Hoskins, Dorothy Hoskins, Jackson, Key. Four+h Row: Lawler, Hardy, Lusk, Marfin Mayberryl McGehee, McKenzie. Fiffh Row: McLeHan, McNaH, Mosely, Osborne, Powers, Proctor, Purcell. Sixfh Row: Redmond, M. SmHh, N. Smifhl C. Terryl J. Terry, Todd. Seven+h Row: Trotter, VanHorn, Webb. MarguerHe WHHams, MHdred WiHiamsl WM. ; y ya L d W A s m 6. ,z a h sq o g, a x u x x a L . x x a 7 a x wk x p ANIZATIHNS l1 UH Firsf Row: Allen. Bozeman, Carfer, Clark. Demenf, Gieaves. Second Row: Goodrich, Hadorn, HarrisI Shackle- HONORARY ford, Vanzanf, Watkins. Winn. OFFICERS GEORGE GLEAVES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Presidenf POWELL WINN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-Presidenf WILLIAM S, ALLEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secrefary JACK ARMSTRONG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . Treasurer MEMBERS William 5. Alien Mac Demeni Shelby Turner Jack Armsfrong George Gleaves Ed Vanzanf Howard Bozeman Calvin Goodrich Walfer Wafson Mike Capanegro Augusf Hadorn Wal+er Wafkins Billy Bob Car+er Tyree Harris Powell Winn John D. Ciark John Maerker Hugh Shackleiord The primary purpose of +he Circle and Torch sociefy is +0 recognize men who have aHained a high sfandard of leadership in coliegiaie acfivifies. +0 encourage +hem +0 confinue along +his line. and +0 inspire ofhers +0 sfrive for conspicuous aHainmenfs. Fur+her. Jrhe socieiy affirms ifs purpose +0 bring Jrogefher +he mosiL represenfaiive men of all phases of coilegiaie life. and in +his way +0 form an organizaiion which will aid in +he solufion of various problems which confronJr +he sfudenfs af +he Universify of Tennessee. The organizafion iniends +0 bring +oge+her members of Jrhe facuiiy and s+uden+ body of Jrhe Universify of Tennessee on a basis for mufuai inferesf. undersfand- ing, and helpfulness. IZBOI HELEN CHILDS ANNA JEAN DAVIS MARJORIE ABBOTT BETTY WILSON Marjorie Abboff Ann Bran n Ann Bradley First Row: AbboH, Brann, Bradley, Childs. Second Row: Davis, McCallie. Newman. Wilson. OFFICERS Presidenf Vice-Presiden+ ................Secrefary .......................Treasurer O MEMBERS Helen Childs Helen McCallie Anna Jean Davis Barbara Newman BeHy Wilson Morfar Board, a nafional senior women's honorary organizafion s+rives +0 render service +0 ifs alma maJrer wiJrh s+andards of membership and ideals. Hs purpose is +0 provide for +he cooperafion be+ween socie+ies, +0 advance +he spiri'r of service and fellowship among universHy women. +0 mainfain a high sfandard of scholarship. +0 en- courage leadership. and +0 develop a finer +ype of college woman. Affer erenfy- four years. +here are sevenfy-five chapfers in colleges +hroughou+ +he nafion. 12811 HONORARY PHI KAPPA PHI l282i Firsf Row: Abboft Beck, Bowden, Brown, Childs. Second Row: Clark, Fitzgerald, Gul- ley Hughes, Ingram. Third Row: Larsonl Lumsden, Mc- Amis, McCallie, McCur- dy. Fourfh Row: McKnight, McWhorfer, Miles, Newman, Ramey. FiHh Row: Reeder, Rooks, Sfampler. Terry, Walker, Wilson. SCHOLASTIC Phi Kappa Phi was founded 6+ The Universify of Maine in I897. +hree original chapiers of Hue organizafion. This Tennessee was one of Hie honor socieiy has expanded and flourished un- +il i+ has affained +he sfanding of one of Hie IargemL and moer highly esfeemed honorary or- Phi Kappa Phi has chapiers in aimos'r every sfafe in H16 Union. If is one of Hie oiciemL organiza+ions on H16 Hill ganizafions in +he counfry. and one of Hie mosf influenfiai in ifs work. Phi Kappa Phi's chie1c inieremL and purpose is Hie en- couragemenf and sfimulafion of Hie s+uden+s +0 greaier achievemen+s in scholarship. Member- ship is res'rricfed +0 +hose seniors who make ai ieasf a 3. average and Hien only one-JrenJrh of Hue class may be admiHed. Every s+uden+ ai Tennessee is aware of +he im- por+ance of Phi Kappa Phi and ifs meri+orious work. OFFICERS N. D. PEACOCK . . . .......... Presidenf R. F. THOMASON ........ Secrefary WILLIAM G. POLLARD ........ VicesPresidenf H. B. AIKIN Treasurer HARRIET GREVE ..... ........ Hisforian H. B. Aikin J. E. Avenf William H. Baskervilie G. M. BenHey W. R. Biackard Axel BreH Rufh Buckley C. A. Buehler C. B. Burke S+anley Cain Mary Poison Charifon Vicfor Davis Ella J. Day John Theodore Bair James Avas Cooley Elsie Margaref Burrell Ann Baron Carroll Chesfer Evan Evans William Hamlin Garland Marjorie Lynn AbboH' Jane Baynes Jane Louise Beck Lesfer Brown Bowden. Jr. Rufh Elizabe+h Brennan Roborf Lee Brown Helen Louise Chiids John Kennedy Clark Doris Arlenia Corbin Mary Margaref Curry FACULTY MEMBERS . W. Dougherfy B ' rnrn 3 + N LO m 1 1 Q. T. W. Giocker Harriei Greve T. B. Harrison Jessie W. Harris L. R. Hesier Mary Hess J. C. Hodges J. D. Hoskins J. W. Hoffman Moses Jacob Mamie C. Johnsfon H. L. Lee F. C. Lowry Florence MacLeod R. C. Maffhews Henry Meyer C. A. Mooers R. E. Parker N. D. Peacock C. A. Perkins W. G. Pollard STUDENT MEMBERS Spring Quarfer. I942 Lewis Harper Dickson Cafherine Lonas Gaiiaher Marshall C. Hervey Mrs. O. C. Mayes Summer Quarfor. I942 Mrs. Mo're PeHy Garner William Wayne Hodges Rufh Mifcheil Keebler Mrs. Thelma Hall Kramer Mrs. Flora Ellen Lynn Alice Viola Mais+rom John Leon Ogiesby Mrs. Inez S. Pederson Fall Quarter, I942 WaH' Hill Denison Morgan Elmo Fitzgerald Margery Ann Frankiin Willard Quenfin Gulley Paul Ancii Hughes Carolyn Nan ingram Alma Frances Jordan Mary Frances Keirn Margare+ Elizabefh Larson Howard Harris Lumsden IZBSI John Carl McAmis Helen Marie McCallie Ann Moore McCorkle Harold Curfis McCurdy Delores McKnighf Eiizabefh Lee McWhorfer Ferdinand W. Miles, lli Barbara Ann Newman Charles Price Pasfelle, Jr. Annalyn Frances Ramey J. H. Roberfson J. G. Tarboux J. A. Thacksfon Alwin Thaler R. F. Thomason C. H. Wilson H. B. Wifham A. B, Wood C. E. Wylie W. H. Wicker F. B. Ward Aiberfa Young Fred C. Smifh Josephine Rawlings Archie Vivian Slack Sielia McMuHin Smifh Mrs. Ara Knox Snyder Tommy Smyfhe Taylor Mrs. Josephine Wells L. Jean. Reader Marfha Wiison Rooks Clark Collen Siamper Colleen Terry Hugh Edwin Thomas Roberf Bernard Walker William Herschel Wall. Jr. Roberf Edward Whifiieid Huber+ Neville Wilson SCHOLASTIC Left to Right. Michaels, Tesferman, KoellaI Galyon. GLENN MICHAELS BEN TESTERMAN FRANK GALYON RICHARD KOELLA John Bolinger Lesfer Bowden Burgess Brier Hamilfon Forman John Fuzek Frank Galyon Cy Horfon Paul Hughes Jimmy Kerr OFFICERS MEMBERS Richard KoeHa Howard Lumsden John Maerker Jim Maloney C. A. Massey Glenn Michaels Zeke Sianiieid Ben Tes+erman Harry Tucker Neal Waidrop Buddy Warren Aaron Wiiliams John Williams Nafhan Williams Howard Winn Zeliq Wise Joe Woodson Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer Hisforian Phi Efa Sigma. nafional honorary scholas+ic frafernify for freshmen, was founded at Hie Universify of Illinois on March 22, I923. The Tennessee chapfer is a resuH of We efforfs of +he iaie Dean Massey. This organizafion has inspired fhe freshmen +0 higher scholasfic achievemen+ and +0 greafer leadership among +heir fellow sfuden+s. A 3.5 average 'For +wo consecufive quarfers is required for membership. A+ +he presenf +here are forfy-fhree chap+ers of +his honorary frafernify locafed in various colleges over fine counfry. Their nafional publicafion is Hie Forum of Phi Efa Sigma. Sigma. I284I Many prominen+ men in all fields of acfivi+y have won +he key oi Phi Efa a First Row: Arnold, Bergey, Bibb, Brown, Emerf, Grainger. Hamilfon. Second Row: Johnson, Jordan, Keller. LarsonI LeHardy. Livelyl Lowry. McWhorfer. Third Row: McGehee, Newman, Reader. Sisk, Sfamps, Sfaplefon. Sfockburger. White. OFFICERS ELSIE LIVELY . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . , , . . . . Presidenf VIRGINIA DRAKE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , , VicaPresldenf PATRICIA LOWRY . . . . . . . . , . , . . . Secrefary LOIS STAMPS , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer MEMBERS Kafhleen Arnold Beryl Horfon Rose McClamrock Rosalind Arnold Asfrid Johnasen Elizabefh Lee McWhorfer Lillian Bergey Nancy Johnson Beffy McGehee Virginia Bibb Alma Jordan Barbara Newman Ru+h Brennan Mary Frances Keirn Jean Reeder Mary E. Brown Margare'r Keller Doro+hy Sisk Geraldine Burkhardf Margaref Larson Lois S+amps Mary Margaref Curry Sara LeHardy Jane Sfaplefon Virginia Drake Elsie Lively Dorofhy Sfockburqer Jean Emerf Selma Long Zoe Sfuarf Emily Grainger Pairicia Lowry Phyllis Wade Beffy HamiHon Barbara Whife Wearers of +he pin in Hue shape of +he golden candle wi+h i+s ruby flame are mem- bers of Alpha Lambda Del'ra. a na+ional honor sociefy for freshmen women who have pledged +hemselves +0 keep burning Hue ideal of frue scholarshipl womanliness. and honor. Founded a+ +he Universify of Illinois in I924, H135 organizaHon was esfablished in I932 on Hue Universify of Tennessee campus. Morfar Board, senior honorary sociefy br women. sponsors +his sisfer club for Tcreshmen women. During +he Win+er quar+er, prospecfive members are invifed +0 a +ea given by ac- Jrive members. InvifaHons are issued affer +he comple'rion of We second quarfer +0 +hose who have qualified for membership. By enforcing an enfrance requirememL of 3.4 for +wo consecque quarfers. +his group is assured of securing members who promise +0 become fufure campus leaders. 5 C H 0 LA 5 T I C l2851 First Row: AbboH. Beck, Childs, Ingram. Jordan. Second Row: Larson, McCallie, McKnight Reader, Smith. Terry. HONORARY MARGARET LARSON ALMA JORDAN RUTH BRENNAN JEAN REEDER . . . . . MISS ALBERTA YOUNG MISS MYRA BISHOP Marjorie AbboH' Jane Beck Rufh Brennan Helen Childs Mary Margaref Curry Laura Egerfon OFFICERS MEMBERS Nan Ingram Alma Jordan BeHy Jordan Margaref Larson Helen McCallie Dolores McKnighf Louise Meyers Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secrefary , . . Treasurer Faculfy Adviser Faculty Treasurer Marfha PaHishaH Jean Reeder Nancy Smifh Colleen Terry Frances Vassey Mary J. Wrighf Membership in +he honorary sociefy of Omicron Nu is one of +he highemL honors which can be affafned by a Home Economics sfudenf. The organizafion was founded a+ Michigan Sfafe College in I9l2. and since +hen has expanded unfil now Omicron Nu has over +hir+y chapfers loca+ed in colleges and universifies all over Hwe counJrry. The purpose of +he socie+y is +0 recognize and promofe scholarship, leadership. and research in +he field of Home Economics: and +he enfire organizafion and procedure is based on +he realizafion of +his aim. Alpha Epsilon. Hue Universify of Tennessee chapfer. was esfablished in I936, and. despife H5 youfh. has already made such a definife record of achievemenf +ha+ +he chapfer has come +0 be considered one of +he mosf oufsfanding ones of +he whole organizafion. Izas' First Row: BeasleyI Brown, CannonI Carfer, Eubank, Fitzgerald, Fosier. Second Row: Hadorn. Hodgess Johnsonl Miller. Sharp. Vanzanf. Safley. Brown Beasley Sidney Bishop Roberf Lee Brown Alvin Cannon Charles Cannon 6. L. Carfer Herman Crabhee Broyles Crawley Morgan FHzgerald George Fosfer Augusf Hadorn Owen Hodges Herberf Johnson Roy Lawson Cliffon LuHrelI Wilson Maupin OFFICERS EDWARD VANZANT . . Presidenf LEO MILLER . . . Vice-Presidenf AUGUST HADORN . . Secrefary MORGAN FITZGERALD Treasurer MEMBERS George Baugus N. H. Eubank Carrol Mefhvin Leo Miller Rodney PurneH Lawson Safley Leo Sharp Raymond Simmons Hugh Thomas Edward Vanzanf Z. 0. Wise W. W. McLean Alpha Ze+a was es+ablished neifher as an honorary sociefy nor as a social hafernify buf as a professional frafernify of Jrhe Ag C.oHeges in whose membership are combined +he qualiHes of high scholarship. fine fellowship, and sound characfer. H is believed by +his organizafion +ha+ +hese vifal qualihes form a nucleus on which +0 base acfual and po+en+ial leadership among ifs members in +he field of agricuHure. Esfablished a+ Columbus, Ohio. on November 4, 1897, H has. during i+s forfyssix years of exis+ence, found a definHe place among college frafernHies. During +his fime 3+ has increased in number unfil Jroday +here are over forfy-ero chapfers scaHered +hroughou+ +he leading Universi+ies of +his counfry. This sociefy was broughf +0 +he Hill in l9l2 and was chris+ened +he Morgan Chap+er. Since ifs debuf here. H has seriously considered problems of Jrhe Ag College. has Jrried 'ro crea+e a more genial fellowship befween sfudenfs and +he faculfy. and has placed before +he sfudenfs of Jrhe college a goal +ha+ requires an honesf coanued efforf over a large porfion of +he college career. l287l PROFESSlONAL HONORARY McAmis, Wilson, H ughes. J. C. MCAMIS HUGH WILSON PAUL HUGHES A. B. WOOD JOHN A. ABBOTT WILLIAM G. ALLEN WILLIAM B. BROWN WILLARD Q. GULLEY PAUL A. HUGHES RUSSELL W. INGRAHAM JOHN B. MAERKER 12881 OFFICERS MEMBERS Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secrefa ry Treasurer JAMES D. MALONEY J. C. McAMlS HAROLD C. McCURDY F. W. MILES ROBERT B. WALKER WALTER E. WATKINS HUGH N. WILSON Firsf Row: Allenl Brown, Guiley, Maloney. Second Row: McCurdy. Milesl Watkins. Tau Befa Pi was founded aJr Lehigh UniversHy by Edward Higginson Williams in I885. There are now more Jrhan seven+y-+wo chapfers wi+h a fofal membership o1c +hirfy-four +housand. This sociefy was established +0 mark in a fiHing manner Hmose who have conferred honor upon Hweir Nma Mafer by dianguished scholar- ship and exemplary characfer as undergraduafes in Engineering. and +0 fos+er a spirif of liberal cuHure in We engineering colleges of America. Alpha of Tau Befa Pi was es+ablished on +he Universify of Tennessee campus in I929 and since +ha+ fime has been one of Hwis sociefy's mos+ oufsfanding chap+ers. 12891 HONORARY Firsf Row: Bosson, Burn, Cafron, McCurdy. Murrell. Second Row: Peterson. Ryn-Ienl Waldrop, Watkins, Watson. Montgomery. Alpha Chi Sigma frafemify was founded in I902 a+ +he Universify of Wisconsin. To- day +here are forfy-seven chapfers in +he principal universiHes and colleges of +he Unifed S+a+es wifh a membership exceeding 'FiHeen +housand. In I920 a local sociefy. Gamma Rho. was founded on We Hill and in I929 if re- ceived a naHonal char+er as Alpha Phi chapfer of Alpha Chi Sigma. Collegia+e memberships in +he frafernify is based on He selecfion of a field of chemis+ry as a profession. Acfivify in Hue fra+emi+y affer graduafion is carried on by professional groups and chapfers. OFFICERS JOHNB.MAERKER... .................. ........Presidenf HAROLD C. McCURDY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . Vice-Presidenf JOHNF.FUZEK....,.......... ....A... ....A. .Secre+ary WILLIAM W. RYMER. JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A . . Treasurer MEMBERS Don C. Bosson Arnold Roy Godsey Adolph A. Peferson Mike E. Buchanan A. Leo Howell William W. Rymer. Jr. James Burn Russell W. lngraham Beecher R. Spees William F. Cahon Virgle 6. Kennedy Neal A. Waldrop E. T. Collingsworfh, Jr. John B. Maerker Delmar D. Walker 6. C. Davis Harold C. McCurdy Walfer E. Wa+kins John F. Fuzek William A. Monfgomery Clyde D. Wafson William Murriel PROFESSIONAL John L. Oglesby l2901 Firsf Row: Bozeman. Harris, Kenfon, Long. Mclnfyre. Second Row: McVeigh. Nigro, Qualls, Shelll Turnblazer, Webb. OFFICERS A.B.LONG.JR,.................................Magisfer TYREE B. HARRIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exchequer WILLIAM TURNBLAZER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A . . . . . . . Clerk GEORGE MCINTYRE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hisforian MEMBERS Howard Bozeman Spears McAlles+er Franklin QuaHs Tyree B. Harriss George L. Mclnfyre Lloyd Shell William Kenfon Frank McVeigh William J. Turnbfazer Arihur B. Long Joseph J. Nigro George Webb T. M. Wynn The infernafional legal frafernify of Phi DeHa Phi. founded af H19 UniversHy of MichL gan In l869. Is Hue oldesf professional socie+y in America. As of I94I, +here were 67 undergraduafe chapfers. known as Hlnns. loca+ed in +he leading law schools of +he Uni+ecl S+a+es and Canada. Each Inn is named in honor of a disfinguished deceased alumnus of Phi DeHa Phi. RooseveH Inn a+ +he Universify of Tennessee, named for former presidenf Theodore Roosevelt was charfered in l9l9. There are 46 graduafe chapfers. Membership is based on scholarship. charader, and personalHy. Tofal membership of +he frafernify exceeds +hirfy-one +housand members of Hwe legal profession, including Presidenfs Theodore Roosevelt William H. Taft and Frank in D. Roosevelt +hree chiemc iusfices of +he Supreme Court four associafe iusfices. and counfless public officials and s+a+esmen. The frafernify's aims are +0 inspire scholasfic achievement s+imula+e adherence +0 +he Canons of Professional thics, and promofe closer relafionships befween law s+u- denfs and members of +he bar. l2911 PROFESSIONAL Firsf Row: Alexander, Arnold, Bradley. Second Row: HerdI Ramey, Rankin. OFFICERS ANN RAMEY . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Presidenf MACK SCOTT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-Presidenf CHARLES HERD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A . Secrefary-Treasurer MEMBERS Ludwell Alexander Clarence McCashin Alma Rankin Kafhleen Arnold William Maffhews Mack SCOH Ann Bradley Annalyn Ramey James Tubbs Charles Herd Maurice Waller The Thefa Delfa Chapfer of Alpha Psi Omega was organized in I940. Alpha Psi Omega, nafional recognifion sociefy in dramchs. is for +he purpose of providing a reward for s+uden+s disfinguishing +hemseives in college dramafic producfion. The sociefy is purely honorary, and as sfudenfs qualify by 1cai+hful work in playing a cerfain number of major and minor roles in +he plays of +he regular dramafic club of +he college, +he U. T. Playhouse in our case. Huey become eligible for membership. Since Hue organizafion of Alpha Psi Omega. Ifs members have played leading roles in +he following produdion: The Good Hope. Whaf a Life. Our Town. The Male Animal, ' Pride and Preiudice, The Eve of 5+. Mark, Nighf Musf Fall. and +he one 6ch plays: Caroline Capifulafes. !'Lovable Lucille. The Double Load. ' Some Musf Die. Friday Nighf Fumble. My Dear Horafio. Singing Sod. and RECOGNITION HBriHany Coast IZQZI Bufferick. Seqal, Wilder. OFFICERS Oi D. BUTTERICK, JR. . i . . , , , . . . i . , , . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . . Presidenl MILTON SISKIN . . . i . , , . . . . . . , . , . . . i . . . . i i i . , i . Vice-Presidenl WIGGINS WILDER . . . . i . . i . . , . . . i . . . . i . i . i . , . . , . . Secrefary M. P. SEGAL , i . i . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . i . i i . . . . . . i . i . Treasurer MEMBERS T. E. ACUH Ray V. DePue Alan Pasfernack Clayfon Brodine Eugene Ellis Sam D. Poore O. D. BuHerick. Jr. Lufher Hamplon Maurice P. Segal James Carrol Harry lssler Elfon Shouse Lloyd V. Crawford Milfon Jabush Millon Siskin Roberl Painfer Wiggins Wilder An honorary lralernily lor pre-medical ancl pre-denlal s'rudenls, Alpha Sigma Della. was founded aJr Jrhe Universify of Tennessee in I929. To bring aboul a beller under- s+anding of Jrhe problems which will conironl +he sludenf when he enlers a medical school, and +0 promofe good fellowship among all pre-meds has been +he purpose of +his lrafernily. In moreilhan fen years 01c work, Jrhis club has more ihan amply realized ifs goal. To qualify for membership, 6 sludenl musl be a male member of pre-medical or pre-denfal school. of sound characler. and musf have lo his crecliJr ero successive quarfers wilh +he necessary average required for acceplance info medical school. The meefings of Jrhe club are open +0 anyone who is inleresled, and a guesl speaker, usually a specialist is inviied +0 allencl and explain his field. Thus Jrhe organizalion beneli+s no+ only lra+erni+y members. buiL +he enlire sfudenf body and facully members as well. I2931 HONORARY Firsf Row: Alexander. Bonner, Carnes, Dodd, Garreff, Hodge, Jacoway. Second Row: Lang. Moncier. Peeples. Sledge, Sfampler, TannerI Travis. Delfa Sigma PI. 6 professional frafernify organized +0 encourage business sfudenfs in scholarship and +0 promo+e fhe associafion oh s+uden+s for +heir mufual advancemenf by pracfice and research. fends +0 bring abouf a closer affiliafion befween +he sfudenfs of commerce and fhe commercial world. and develop in +he communify a higher sfandard of Commercial efhics and culfure. The frafernify, founded in November. I907. af New York Universify's School of Commerce. Accounfs, and Finance. has developed in+o one of +he Iargesf and besf known organizafions in fhe collegiafe field. With a +o+al membership of over fourfeen +housand in ifs fiffy-four chapfers, i+ exercises a greaf influence in +he business world. Each year! +he Tennessee chapfer. Alpha Zefa, in coopera- +ion wifh Hue School of Commerce, presenfs +he Annual Commerce Exposifion which has +aken ifs place on fhe Hill as a fradifional affair. OFFICERS T. L. HOWARD. . .Chancellor JIM ALEXANDER. . . hHeadmasfer BOB BONNER. . . , . . . . . , . . . . . , . . h . . . . . . . . h . . . .Senior Warden FRED WILLIAMS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jum'or Warden CLARKE STAMPER h . . . . . . . . h h h . h . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scribe ED NEWMAN Treasurer FRANK KERR Masfer of Fesfivifies FRED LANG . . . Delfa Sig Correspondenf HARVEY G. MEYER Chapfer Adviser MEMBERS Jim Alexander Rudy Klarer Bill Sharp Bob Bonner Fred Lang Tom Sledge John Carnes Fred Lyon Clarke Sfamper Bobby Dodd Thurmon Moncier Emerson Tanner Johnny GarreH Ed Newman Jim Taylor Jimmy Hodge Howard Nichols Bob Travis Grady Jacoway Jack Psebles Eugene Upshaw PROFESSIONAL Frank Kerr Fred Williams I294l Firs? Row: Brown, Burn. Fifzgerald, Fosfer, Hadorn. Second Row: Hodges, Johnson. McFarland, Smifh, Vanzanf, Phi Delfa Kappa became a nalional organizafion in l9l0 +hrough lhe amalgamalion of fhree groups of professional educalors in Indiana. Columbia, and Missouri Universifies. From Jrhe be- ginning. +he frafernify defined ifsell as a professional associalion of men commiffed i'o lhe scieniific sludy of educafion and +0 lhe ideals of research. service. and leadership in educafion. lf has con- sislenlly adhered fo +hese purposes. By l9l4. +he membership had increased +0 more Jrhan l.000, and by l924i +0 more +han 5.000, wifh lwen+y-iive acfive chapfers. In l94l-42, fhe membership was well over 30.000, and fhe number of campus chapfers had increased lo lilly-four. The susfained inleresf oi ifs membership is second +0 none among professional irafernifies. In adclilion, +here are 42 field chapfers. Phi Delfa Kappa is a member of +he American Council on Educalioni +he Educafional Press Associa- fion, and +he Professional lnferlralernify Conference. If is also associaled wilh fhe American As- social'ion lor lhe Advancemenf of Science. Since I937 +he organizafion has been preparing a Dic- lionary of Educaiion. which will probably be complefecl in 1943. The irafernify magazine, The Phi Della Kappan. is published monfhly and is primarily a professional magazine. The local chapler was inslalled in l925i largely +hrough +he eliorls oi Dr. J. E. Aveni and Prof. N, E. Fifzgerald. Eligibilily lor membership is based primarily upon +he promise of leadership in Hue field of educalion. To dale. 592 men of junior. senior, graduafes, or facully rank have become members of +he local chapler. JAMES BURN ............. Sidney 5. Bishop Rober? Lee Brown James Edwin Burn Morgan E. Fifzgerald Dr. William M. Alexander Dr. M. L. Alsfeller Dr. J. E. Avenf Coach John Barnhill Dr. Axel BreH Prof. L. A. Carpenier Dr. W. E. Cole Prof. B. O. Duggan Prof, N. E. Fifzgerald Dr. John J. Fuller Dr. Benjamin R. Haynes . . l Presidenf THOMAS A. SMITH OFFICERS STUDENT MEMBERS A. E. Fosfer George 5. Foster August F. Hadom Daniel C. Haneline Owen E. Hodqes Herberf Johnson FACU LTY MEMBERS Prof. A. W. Hobf Profs J. B. Kirkland Dr. E. B. Knighf Profs C. H. Loose Prof. Roberf E. C. Love Prof. F. C. Lowry Dr. 5. T. Lund Dean John O. Mosely Prof. Gusline Parker Dr. A. JA Paulus Prof. Adams Phillips AUGUST F. HADORN ............ Secrefary 12951 ......... Vice-Presidenf Charles E, McFarland Thomas A. Smilh Shelby 0. Turner James E. Vanzanf Prof. B. D. Raskopf Dr. Roberf W. Richey Mr, Oscar E, Sams D m Fred C. Smi'rh Dean John A. Thacksfon Dr. R F. Thomason Dr. Frank L. Van Alsfine Dr. E. A. Wafers Prof. Milton Wexler Prof. Duncan Whife Profs Clyde H. Wilson PROFESSIONAL Vicfor M. Davis. Execufive Secre+ary OFFICERS CHARLES M. SEYMOUR, '03 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . Presidenf MARY RUTH CHILES. '30 . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-PresideM RAY SANDERS '32 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . Secrefary JOHN B. COX 93 , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OTHER THAN THE OFFICERS: Dr. Rober+ S. Leach, 'IS Perry McCaHen, 'l5 Mrs. Grace Hood Sanders. 08 Mrs. thel ACUH Poorel 'I3 Joseph A. McAfee. '27 Margaref Browder. '35 Dr. W. D. Mims, '2! Homer A. Goddard, 'IS Mrs. Dorofhy J. Dowd, '4! Neil Bass, 'I9 Hymen T. Kern. '20 Jessie Maude Grills. '34 U. Col. E. H. QuaHs. 25 Mrs. Icesy Hayes Arnold. '34 STAFF OF THE ALUMNI AND PERSONNEL OFFICE: VICTOR M. DAVlS . . . . . , . Execque Secrefary of Hwe Alumni Associafion and Direcfor of +he Bureau of Personnel Service MRS. MARTHA WADE WILLIAMS . . . Editor of fhe Tennessee Alumnus and Office Manager MRS. JUDY WRIGHT , . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . Personnel Secrefary MRS. SARA ALLEN BELL . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . , , . Alumni Records Secrafary MRS. KATHERINE FOX . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . Alumni Records Secrefary l2961 W WW w W, 1, er ; 2x? W2, nggh izarg K , 'mgg WW 1v y $38?in 5' W W , Firsf Row: Fonde. Reeder. Rogers. Bealll Beck. Childs. Second Row: Darsf, Hall. Koonfz, Larson, Lowry. Third Row: McCallie, Peacock. Sfamps, Strickland, Terry. OFFICERS FRANKIE FONDE . . . . . . . . . . i . . . , . . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . . Presidenf JEAN REEDER . . i . . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-Presidenf JUDY DORTCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . . . . i . . . . . . . Secrefary JANE ROGERS . . i . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . Treasurer FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Ida Anders Miss Marion Heard Miss Nberfa Young Chairman Miss Margaref Puffer COUNCIL Mary Nell Beell Mary Elizabefh Evrard Ann Molleson Jane Beck Charloffe Hall Louise Myers Heien Childs Rufh Ann Koonfz MargareiL Peacock Kafherine Cross Marqaref Larson Lois Sfamps Helen Darsf Pairicia Lowry Jeanne Sfrickland Marv Jane Donaghy Helen McCallie Coileen Terry The Home Economics Club was founded in order +0 develop a professional imLeremL among +he s+uden+s. +0 Jrrain Jrhe girls in leadership. and +0 bring +he s+uden+s and faculfy JrogeJrher in acfivifies oufside 01c regular school work. The Club meefs Jrhe firsf and +hird Wednesday of every mon+h and oHen has ioinf meefings wifh +he Ag Club. These ioinf meefings are devo+ed +0 games, square-dancing. and refreshmen+s. This year an efforf has been made +0 show +he s+uden+s how +hey. as Home Economisfs. should adapf Jrhemselves +0 war condifions by following Jrhe ideal se+ up by +he nafional Live for Vicfory program. Much has been accomplished a'ong Jrhese lines af Jrhe regular monfhly mee+ings Jrhrough lecfures and discussions which have given specific examples of Jrhe many and varied needs of Home Economics work foday. The Club is also looking +0 +he fufure by making defailed plans for bringing a sfudenf from Lafin America +0 Jrhe UniversHy of Tennessee +0 s+udy Home Economics nexf year. PRO FES SIO NAL 12971 First Row: Dabbs, PROFESSIONAL Goodrich, McAmis, Murrel, Reagan. Second Riow: Robbins, Sarafian, Sfair. Waikins, Winn. OFFICERS POWELL WINN . s . 4 . . . . . . . . Presidenf E. T. COLLINGSWORTH . . . . . . . . Vice-Presidenf JOHN MEARKER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secreiary JOE SARAFIAN . . . . . A . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES CALVIN GOODRICH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s . . . . . . . . . . . . A. S. C. E. TOM ALLEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. S. C. E. KENNETH STAIRS s . s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. S. M. E. JOHN DABBS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s . . . . . . . A. S. M. E. WALTER WATKINS . . . . . . . . s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. l. Ch. E. WILLIAM MURRELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. 1. Ch. E. CREED REAGAN . . . . . . . . . . . . s . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . A. l. E. E. CHARLES ROBBINS . . s s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. I. E. E. JOHN McAMlS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s . . . . . . . . . . . Tau Bela Pi The firsf engineers' day in America was held on ihe campus of ihe Universiiy of Missouri in H19 same year of ifs founding. I903. The moiher organizaiion was known as +he Order of +he Knighis of Sainf Pairick. because Jrhe Blarney Slonell bearing l'he inscripfion. Erin Go Braugh, which means Saini' Pa+rick was an engineer. was found under a building ai' +he Universiiy of Missouri. Since +hen. Saini Pairick has been pairon saimL of all engineers. and his birihday has been se+ aside for honor +0 him. By +his if is easily seen ihaf +he hisiory of A. C. E. is unusual and unique. ln I9I7 a nai'ional organizaiion was formed l'o include all ihe schools lo which +he movemenf had spread. Largely +hrough +he eiloris of Professor R. C. Maiihews. ihe Universify of Tennessee became a charier member. In a iew years +he associaiion became a naiional socieiy, and +he name was changed +0 ihe Associaiion of Collegiaie Engineers. Every engineering siudenf ai +he Universiiy of Tennessee is auiomalically a member of +he local A. C. E. upon eniering ihe College of Engineering. Each year ihe associa'rion conducis ACE DAY, which is an open house in Jrhe engineering buildings. feaiuring unusual displays by each branch sociefy in engineering. A. C. E. also conducis +he Engineers' Banquef and Engineers' Ball, iwo oiher fesfivals which are highlighis in +he engineers' year af ihe Hill. l2981 Firsf Row: Abbott, Adcock, Barr. Bauer, Chapin. Childs, Conn. Second Row: Davis, Edingfon. Fox, Keirn, 6., Keirn, Leinarf. Martin, Miller. Third Row: McCallie, McCamy. McMillan, Phipps, Reynolds, Sfrickland, Summers. HELEN McCALLlE ANNA JEAN DAVIS Mariorie AbboH Mary Ann Adcock Virginia Barr BeHy Bauer Helen Childs Nancy Conn Ha rrief Cha pin Anna Jean Davis OFFICERS MEMBERS Mary Elizabe+h Eding+on Vikki Fox Gloria Keirn Mary Frances Keirn Polly Leinar'r Helen McCallie Jane MacMiHan Barbara McKamey Walraven. Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Eldina Marfin Rufh Miller Frances Phipps Joyce Reynolds Marfha Sanders Jeanne Shickland Edifh Summers Ruby Walraven The Guidon Sociefy is composed of +hose coeds who have been chosen as sponsors of Jrhe school's R. O. T. C. unH. The chief aim of +he group is +0 in+ere51L and unife more closely +he girls of +he universify wi+h govermen+al affairs parchlarly +hose deal- ing wi+h +he parf girls can play in +he war effort For several years +he sociefy has been working foward a long-sough1L goal, +ha+ of being granfed a char+er by +he UnHed Sfafes Government This year +hese girls have +aken up +he worfhy work already s+ar+ed by Jrhe socie+y and have added many new problems connec+ed wifh +heir goal in doing +heir share in winning +he war. I2991 SOC A L Firs+ Row: Meek Lloyd, Clark. Second Row: Curtis, Dickinson, Hagher. Third Row: Kerr, McVeigh, Nowling, Webb. UH .LU,,I 13001 ATHLETIC The TH Club Is an organizaHon composed 015 members who have earned a leHer while parficipafing on a varsHy feam. Every fall if has ifs annual dance +0 gef funds for ifs operaHons. The pic+ures seen in +he Alumni Memorial Audiforium are puf Jrhere by +he T Club each year. Beside +his. an award is given +he oufsfanding sophomore and senior who Is on an afhlefic scholarship. BILLY MEEK O. C. LLOYD RUDY KLARER JOHN BARNHILL Craig CaneH Bob CHers John C?ark Alec Curfis T. Cufchin Willie Davis Jack Dickinson Jody Fisher Jim Gaffney Billie GoId l3011 OFFICERS MEMBERS Thomas Haqler Paul Herman Bud Hubbell Al HuswL Byron Hufchison Jim Kerr Rudy Kbrer Paf Lenahan O. C. Lloyd Presideni VICe-Presidenf Frank McVeigh Billy Meek Bernie Mehen Jim Meyers Sam Monk Bill Nowling Bunzy O'Neil Larry Parfridge Ike Pee! George Webb Secrefary Treasurer Firsf Row: Allen, Boyer, Bone, Brown, Causby. CardI Chambers. Davis. Anna Jean, Davis, Row: Duboise, DeLaney FuHs, Gammon, James. Jordan, Livingsion, Looper. McKeown, Ogle, PaHon, mgw Mary Edris. Second Third Row: Loyl Mann, Mauger, Rogers, Towle, Veliman, Wilkerson, Fourth Row: Reynolds, Robaris, WiHen, Wright. PurcellI Reed. The Voleffes were organized in April. I937. by +he universi+y wifh +he threefold purposeeassisfing +he band in adding colorful en+er+ainmen+ on +he a+hle+ic field. offering girls an opporfunHy +0 serve +he universHy, and develop leadership, poise, and bearing. The opporfunifies +0 serve +he universHy have broadened as in +he pasf years +hey have been called upon +0 assisf in cerfain pafriofic celebrafions in Knoxville. On one occasion +he Voleffes marched in Jrhe parade which inaugurafed +he Scrap Salvage Campaign. Also +hey have parHcipa+ed in poppy sales and helped sell poppies in +he downfown area. While Jrhe VoleHes is a service organizafion and nof a social one. +here Is usually a social evenf during +he year, such as a dance or a dinner. Membership is by applicahon +0 Jrhe Band Masfer. OFFICERS ANNA JEAN DAVIS . . Presidenf BETTY JANE FREEMAN VicevPresidenf EMILY MAUGER Secrefary JEAN PATTON Treasurer MEMBERS Marjorie Allen Arrevia Bayer WesfiHe Bone Frances Ann Brown Geneva Causby Lou Fay Card Helen Chambers Anna Jean Davis Mary Davis Emogene Duboise Jean DeLaney Marian Edwards Be++y Jane Freeman Dale Fulfs Anifa Goans ISOZJ Margaref Gammon Dorofhy Hale Lavena HoH Anne James Mary Ru+h Johnson Jane Jordan Helen Livingsfon Phyllis Livingsfon Chichi Looper Inis Loy Georqella Mankin Pafricia Mann Emily Mauger Virginia Maxwell Jo Ann McKown Geneva Ogle Jean PaHon Marfha Ann Pickup Mara Purcell Aileen Reed Mar+ha Reynolds Sara Reynolds Louise Rober+s June Smalley Mary Sloan Glynden Towle Mildred Velfman JaneHe Wilkerson Thelma WiHen Gloria Wright OFFICERS TOM CRUTCHFIELD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . Capfain WILLIAM SLEDGE Firsf Lieufenanf ROBERT GILBERT . . Second Lieu+enanf THOMAS GOODALL Head Drum Major BETTY BAUER . Band Sponsor MARY ERWINE Maioreffe JOY FIELD . . . . . . . . . MajoreHe CHRISTINE HENDERSON . Maioreffe PEGGY WHITE MajoreHe MEMBERS Charles AbboH H. Finkelsfein S. J. Perkins Alfred Adkins Nfred Alperin William Ghormley Roberf Gilberf James Rice Jack Rober+son Wilson Barker Thomas Goodall W. B. Rogers Joe Bass William O. Graves Rodney Rucks Joy Bauch M. E. Henegar J. N. SheHon Bob Babbage Phil Hicks Warren Slagle Orin BuHerick J. H. Hofchkiss David Sledge John Campbell A. W. Hoover William Sledge James Campbell George Hubbard Paul Snavely David Carringfon W. J. Hurf William Snodgrass J. N. Causey William C. Jeffer D. L. Soe1tker Jack Chamblin C. E. Kirkendol Douglas S+ephenson Thomas Clark 6. E. Knox Fred Sfouf James Cobble A. D. Kieger RobemL Tosh Hamner Collins J. V. Ledgeewood M. E. Waller Paul Conley BiH Lee Jack Weafherford H. W. Coombs Kelly A. Lynch Glen Wesfbrook Tom Crufchfield Hugh Macauly John H. WhHe Thomas Crymes BeHy McGhee W. W. Wilder Nell Jean Dooley Leland Millingane J. L. Wilhoif George Dinwiddie W. E. Moore Aaron Williams Russell Dynes Dorofhy Morris Charles Williams J, T. Eggers Joe Neeley Nafhan Williams Charles B. Esfep R. A, PaHon J. F. Williams J. H. Fargason Edgar A. Peo James Woods E. Pennekamp Isoal MUS C w CHRISTIAN ASSIJIIIATIIJ I804! .5 Firsf Row: Abbott, A l l e n. Bibb. Bonner, Brief, Bufferick, Second Row: CmdwellI Clageff. Dail, Darst Fonda, Hale. Third Row: Hayes, Homer, Kerrl Koonfz, Lowry, McCallie. FourHI Row: McVeighI McWhor'rer, Norfhcross, Ogden, Pee- ples, Reagan. Fifth Row: Roark. Sellers. Sherrod, Soefker. Sfamps. Staph:- fon. Sixfh Row: TesfermanI Webb, Whife, Wild, WilsonI Worden. MISS HELEN HENDERSON The Universily Chrisfian Associalions play an imporfan+ role in Jrhe furlhering of religious in- Jreresl on Jrhe campus. The Y. M. C. A. was founded al Jrhe Universify of Tennessee in 1877. In I890 +he lirsf Sludenl Associalion building in Jrhe Soulh and Jrhe second in Jrhe Uni+ed Sfales was buil+ on The Tennessee campus. Since Jrhal Hme Jrhe Associalions have had a wide and varied program, cooperaling in many phases of sludenf acfivilies. The Associaflons sponsor Jrhe Religious Census. World Fellowship meeHngs, Thanksgiving Service. Infer-Church Parfy. Aloha Oe. Relrea+s for s+u- denl leaders. weekly fellowship meefings, annual Mid-Winfer Convoca+ion, Easler Sunrise Serv- ice, and ofher acfivilies. The Y considers Hsell 'Urhe hand +ha+ guides Jrhe way +0 +he Church! and by working +oge+her wiJrh Jrhe communHy Churches of Knoxville realizes MR. RALPH W. FROST ifs purpose . . . The HY also provides a cen+er for friendship, frainino for leadership, and em- phasizes as The main Doinf in 3+5 program fun. fellowship, and devoHon. High lighls in +his year's program were +he Annual Mid-Winler Convocalion which feafured Dr. Charles W. Gilkey. Dean of Chapel. Universily of Chicago, and Dr. E. Slanley Jones o1c India. Among +he eminenf speakers who have been brough+ +0 our Campus +hrough +he elforfs of +hese associafions In Jrhe pasf years are: Dr. Ralph W. Sockman of New York, Dean Roberf Russell Wicks. of Princefon Universily, Dr. Henry HIH Crane of Defroif, Dr. George A. BuHrick of New York Cify, and Dr. W. A. SmanL of Emory Universify. The Chrisfian Associafions have been confinu- ously upheld In all of +heir programs by an in- Jrresled adminisfralion, Tacully. and sludenf body. OFFICERS. Y. M. C. A. ..... Presidenl Vice-Presidenf GEORGE WEBB ROY SHERROD OFFICERS. Y. W. C. A. ........... Presidenl Vice-Presidenl HELEN DARST l l MARGARET WEBB JIMMY KERR . . . .......... Secrefary KENNETH RABY ............. Treasurer NANCY HORNER ............ Secretary GERTRUDE EWELL .......... Treasurer SENIOR CABINET. Y. M. C. A. Kay Ogden Tom Richardson Burgess Brier Russell Dynes Ben Teslerman Craig Caldwell Frank McVeigh Kennefh Raby Roy Sherrod JUNIOR CABINET, Y. M. C. A. Bob Bonner Frank Galyon Bill Pafferson Dewey Roark Donald Tucker Orin Bulferick C. A, Massey Jack Peebles Don Soelker Jimmy Worden Hugh Dickey Bee McMillan Creed Reagan Bill Tren+ SENOR CABINET. Y. W. C. A. Marjorie AbboH Virginia Bibb Befsy Dryden Rulh Ann Koonlz Elizabefh McWhorler Mary Evelyn Allen Mary Jane Donaghy Frankie Fonde Helen McCallie Belly Wilson JUNIOR CABINET. Y, W. C. A. Nell ClageH DotL Hale Pal Lowry Lois Sfamps Dof Wild Jean Dail Elizabelh Hayes Bernice Norfhcross Jane Slaplefon Virginia Davis Audrey Krauch Elsie Sellers Barbara While CHRISTIAN ASSOClATIONS BOARD Mrs, G. A. Canning Mrs. Fred Ramsey Dean Fred C, SmHh Dean Harrief C. Grave Mrs. L. R. Hesler Judge D. C. Webb Presidenf James D. HoskinsDr. Frank B. Ward Dean J. O. Moseley EMPLOYED STAFF Minnie M. Wade Dean L. R. Hesler. Chairman Mr. Charles I. Barber RELIGIOUS Florence Cu rfis Helen H. Henderson Max Albrighl Ralph W. Frosf. H. E. Newman General Secretary l3051 xx $$ka wk? :v mem a.gmmk $$ $0 w fig f: EN w Firsf Row Eliza- bef'n; Campbelll John. Campbell, Bassi, Second Row Hayes, JernL Ca panea rl gan. Th ird Row Peeples Tau Tesferman. McGinnis tum Wil- Weeks, Horn, Massey. Fourfh Row Van der, BLUE BEA VEB ISOGI The Universify of Tennessee has one of +he mosf colorful half-fime foofball shows easf of +he Rockies. The card fricks and miscellaneous s+un+s have received praise +hroughou+ fhe na- +ion. and have offen been fea+ured In newsreels and radio broadcasfs. The work of planninq. organizing and sfaging H1ese displays is one of Hue many adivHies of Hue Beaver Club. Since ifs founding in I924 wifh George Turnenas fhe firs+ president +he club has expanded unfil if now has +hir+y hard work- ing members who Tully deserve +he name of Beavers. ln addiHon +0 sponsoring Jrhe achHies of H16 cheering secfion, +he Beaver Club is Jrhe official l307l welcoming commiHee of Jrhe Universify for all guesfs. H plays hosf +0 fhousands of high school sfudenfs from +he enfire sfafe of Tennessee af +he annual High School Day in +he Spring.-in Hue Fall The Club has an acfive par'r in helping +he new sfudenfs clef acquainfed and adius+ed. Throuqh aH +he varied ac+ivifies. +he primary purpose of +he Beaver Club is sfiH-now as in We beqinningeJro express +he besf in school spirif and +he feeling of loyalfy +0 +he universify. The Beaver Club consisfs'mc Jrhirfy members. one represen+a+ive from each sororify and fra- fernify and Tour non-frafernify sfudenfs. These s+uden+s are chosen on +he basis of friendliness. cooperafion. and willingness +0 work. OFFICERS MIKE CAPANEAR ............ PresidenT' BEN TESTERMAN Vice-Presidenf L. C. HOWSE ............ Co-Presidenf FRANCES THURMOND ..... Secrefary GEORGE SAIN .............. Treasurer MEMBERS EVELYN BASS! ............ Kappa Delta RUSTY JERNIGAN ........ Alpha DeHa Pi ALBERT CAMPBELL .......... Kappa Alpha MARJORIE LYLE .............. l. S. O. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL ......... Delia Zeta C. A. MASSEY ...... Phi Gamma Dslfa JOHN CAMPBELL .......... I, S. O. FRANCES MCGINNIS ......... Sigma Kappa MIKE CAPANEAR ......... Delfa Sigma Phi JACK PEOPLES ..... Alpha Tau Omega DICK CLEMENT .......... DeHa Sigma Phi DAVID REYNOLDS ........... Sigma Chi PAUL CONLEY .......... Phi Sigma Kappa KENNETH ROBERTSON ......... Sigma Nu MARY JEAN CROSS .......... Chi Omega GEORGE SAIN .......... Sigma Phi Epsilon BOB ESQUE ............ Pi Kappa Alpha PHIL SNYDER ........... Zefa Befa Tau JOHN GAMBARDELLA ..... Lambda Chi Alpha JEANNIE PAT TATUM ...... Alpha Omicron Pi DICK GARNER ........... V. . . I. S. O.- BEN TESTERMAN ........ Sigma Alpha Epsilon BETTY HAMMOND ............. l. S. O. FRANCES THURMOND ........... Phi Mu BOB HARRIS ............. Pi Kappa Phi MARY LOUISE VAN HORN ..... Zefa Tau Alpha W E LC 0 M I N G ELIZABETH HAYES ........ Delfa Delfa Delfa ERNIE WEEKS ........... DeH'a Tau DeHa L. c. HOWSE ...... Phi Sigma Kappa WIGGINS WILDER .......... Kappa Sigma PROFESSIONAL Vanzanf. Hodgesl Fitzgerald. Second Row: Hadorn. Safley, Demenf. If is +he belief of Jrhe Agriculfure Club of Jrhe Universify of Tennessee +ha+ +ex+ books and class rooms are only a parf of a college educaHon, while adivifies and con- +ac+s are a vi+al parf, This club is an organizaHon of +he Ag sfudenfs for +he pur- pose of +raining s+uden+s in leadership, furJrhering educafional acfivifies. promo+ing social life and advancing +he sfandards of our school. The Ag Club sponsors Barn- warmin' on Homecoming week-end. This is one of The bigges+ social evenis on The Universify calendar. The organizaiion also sponsors lives+ock and farm producis iudg- ing feams, which +ravel +0 many parfs of Jrhe Uniied Sfafes and Canada. The annuai U. T. Roundup along wi+h a banquef and several dances make up +he re51L 01c Jrhe social acfivifies oi +he club. The Ag Club symbolizes Jrhe unanimous supporf and co- operaiion of +he Ag College. OFFICERS Fall Quarfer ED VANZANT , . . . . Presidenf AUGUST HADORN Vice-Presidenf MAC DEMENT . . Secrefary MORGAN FITZGERALD Treasurer OFFICERS Winfer Quar+er OWEN HODGES A. .. Presidenf WILLIAM REDDING ViceePresidenf LAWSON SAFLEY . Secrefary MORGAN FITZGERALD Treasurer MEMBERS Wiiliam G. Adsmond James E. Ashburn Sam Bible WiH Anderson Lucy Bagley Sidnev B. Bishop Cooper Alexander James T. Bailey Thomas Bond Alfred Allen Roberf W. Balfhrop Charles F. Brakebill W. S. Allen Eugene BarneH James E, Bridges W. B. Allen George Baugus Bliss Brown l3081 A RobenL Lee Brown Mafhis Bush John M. CampbeH WaHer Campbell Alvin F. Cannon Charles T, Cannon 6. L. Carfer Shelbv Clinfon Jack F. Copeland Glen W. CorbeH John Cox Hoy Crabhee Herman Crabfree Gene Crawford J. M. Crawley Alfred M. Creswell Wallace T. Crow W. T. Crowder Mac Demenf Ralph Demenf Roberf J. EHioH N. H. Eubank Philip Farris Edward Felfon Morgan E. Fifzgeraid George Fosfer Adria n Fox Richard Garner Roy W. GarreH Herman Gilsfrap Augusf F. Hadorn Carl Hall W. P. Halliday Coleman Hargrave David Hasfings E MEMBERS Charming Hayes Winfred Haynes Charles Hendrix John C. Hind Owen Hodges Nolan H. Houser Edwin Huff Edgar Jarmin Herberf Johnson Shirley Laffa Roy Lawson M. W. Lipscomb Denny LIHle JOL Marfin Joe MaHhews William Maupin Paul McClary Newf McCord Tom MCFee W. W. McLean William H, Mebane Roscoe MehH'Iorne Carrol Mefhvin Leo Miller David Minor Ralph Moffaf Howard MuHIns Paul Nave Harold ParroH Travis PiunckehL RusseH Porfer Dee Prince William M. Redding Warren Roberfs Ben Rucker ELUB ISOQI Floyd Rushing Herman Rhymer -. M. Safley .ohn Shankle Roberf Shannon u. B. Sharp .90 Sharp B. F. SheHon Vol'm Shipp Raymond Simmons David Sledge uol'm Sloaneker Esfon Smifh uesse H. Smifh -. A. Smifh Edwin Sfewarf Emmerson Sfewarf yoe Strong Clyde TayVor Carl Thomas Hugh Thomas George M. Thompson Hasfon Thompson J. C. Thompson Shelby Turner Ed Vanzanf Ralph W, Walker John Wesf Cecil Whilfe John Wilhoif Norman Wise Z. 0. Wise DorbeH Wrighf Winfred Wrighf James Young PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL DOROTHY FULGHUM JOYCE REYNOLDS ELMERIA McCALLUM PEGGY ROBERTS BeHy Jo Brown Chairman Beffy Bafson Rufh Brakebill Trulla Bridges BeHy Jo Brown Dorofhy Carmichael Ann Dabbs Jean Delaney Mary Fairbanks Dof Fulghum Rufh Graham Mar+ha Reynolds Harmon OFFICERS RESEARCH COMMITTEE Esfher Jane Kennedy MEMBERS Paf Jackson Vivian Jordan Esther Jane Kennedy Nora Key Becky Bass Mankin Margie Marforell Grey Michaels Elmeria McCallum Louise McLaughlin Jane Osbourne Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secreia ry-Treasurer Publicify Manager Dorofhy Sisk Nancy Peoples Margaref Perkins Barbara Presfon Jane Rawls Joyce Reynolds Peggy Rober+s Phyllis SherriH Dorofhy Sisk Rosa Sneed Glenna Sfudley Lillian Von Bramer The Modern Dance Club was formed in I937, and since l939 +he group has pre- senfed an annual recital. BmL for Hue duraHon, recifals have been cancelled. AH girls who are inferesfed in Modern Dance are ianed +0 become members. Modern Dance is Hue ar+ form of Physical Educafion and is considered a creaHve aesfhefic experience. I3101 OFFICERS JOHN DABNEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Presidenf ANNE POPE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice'Presidenf GERALDINE CARTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secrefary JAMES DAVIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer STUDENT M EMBERS Edward Acuff Owen B, Evans Ann Pope John Bradley Haun Ford Josephine Rhea Geraldine Carfer Vernelle Fox Harold Serra George Clayfon Aline Jensen Ernesf Shipe John C. Dabney W. H. McCammon Milfon Siskin James Davis Barbara Newman Arinda Wood John W. Edler Charles Okey Jean Wooley FACU LTY MEM BERS Dr. A. J. Sharp Mr. Edward R.SmiH1 Dr. Henry Meyer Dr. Harold H Walker Mr. B. C. V. Ressler Dr. Graeme A. Canning Dr. Samuel L. Meyer Dr. Falconier Smifh Biologia was organized in Hue spring of I935 by Thomas A. Magill, Aaron J. Sharp. B. C. V. Ressler. and Chesfer Morrison. Hs purpose is af sfimulafe a spirif of scholar- ship and research among sfudenfs in biology. In addHion Hwe aim of +he sociefy is +0 sfimulafe in+eres+ in Hue Biological Sciences among all sfudenfs. H O N O R A R Y 13111 RELIGIOUS smirk cam OFFICERS W. H. MCGAMMON, JR ........... Presidenf JEREL SHAWN . . . Missionary Vice-Presidenf MARJORIE ABBOTT . e e . Devofional Vice-Presldem BETSY BROWN ............... Secrefary JAMES HUMPHREYS e , . . Enlisfmenf Vice-Presidenf PAUL WISHART .............. Treasurer MARGARET R. GRIFFIN . . Missionary Vice-Presidenf MARY EVELYN SMITH ............... ........ .Bapfisf Sfudenf Cenfer Hostess COUNCIL MARY ELIZABETH FUQUA ......... Librarian JANE STAPLETON ....... Town Represenfafive BOB LYLE ................. Choirs+er KATHY CROSS ......... Town Represen'rafive JOE MOODY ................. Pianis? NINA SUE HUNT ..... Dormifory Rrepresenfafive MARGARET GRAY ..... Magazine Represenfafive DORIS CORBIN ...... Dormitory Representative KATHLEEN LOFTIS . . . . Ridgecresf Represenfafive MAE BASS . . ...... Dormifory Represenfafive DON ROARK ....... Edifor, Vol Studenf Beam FRANCES VASSEY ..... Dormiiory Represenfafive MARY HALL ..... e . ....... Hisiorian WALES STANDIFER e . . . Dormitory Represenfafive DR. F. F. BROWN .......... Pasfor Adviser MARGARET JACKSON . . Dormlfory Represenfafive DR. 6. H. PARKER ......... FacuH'y Adviser MARGARET RHEA GRIFFIN. Dormifory Representafive ROGERS M. SMITH ........ Sfuden? Secrefary JANE RYMER ....... Dormitory Represenhafive MEMBERS A. C. Adkins Margaref Gray Ruth Maples Jim Smell Rose Benzinger Hank Haines Paul McCammon Glynden Towle Myra Btack Mary HaH Jean McDarine Ann Turner Rober+ Brier Npheus Henderson Hugh McCullie Rufh Waldrop Frances Byers Harold Hofchkiss Francis Millikan Ruby Wahaven Racheh Carter NefHe Kafe Johnsfon Walter Moore Orinda Wood Clara Rufh Cooper Lesfer Knox Waifer Raine: Mary Ann Vaughn Irene Davis Fay Linesay Finley Roberfs Mary NeH Vineyard Charles French Margaref Lovelace Robert L. Shannon The BapHsf Sfudenf Cenfer Is for every Bapfisf sfudenf on +he campus. Each Bapfisf sfudenf be- comes a member of +he B. S. U. when he or she joins a focal BapHsf Church and enroHs in a Training Union. Y. W, A.. Brofherhood. or a Sunday Schoo? Class of fhaf church. lfs purpose is f0 ed as Jrhe connecfing link befween fhe school and fhe church sfriving fo deepen +he spirifual life of +he College sfudenf. The BapHsf Sfudenf Cenfer is locafed af I637 Wesf Cum. berland, fwo doors below +he U, T. Cafeferia. There sfudenfs of all denominaiions are welcomed. There one finds hue Chrisfian fellowship in fhe noon-day devofionah held each day from 12:50 +0 Ile, as well as in +he social achiHes sponsored by +he B. S. U. The B. S. U. has grown from abouf IS members +0 an acfive membership of be+ween 75 and IOO. Mr. Frank Grubb was ?he firsf SfudenJr Secrefary; fhen Mr. Leonard Rogers who was followed by +he presenf Sfudenf Secrefary, Rev. Roger M. Smifh. l3121 FRANCES LARSON CARRIE PEDIGO JANE SHARP HELEN LIVINGSTON Carolyn Agee BeH'y Bafson Rose Boring Lou Fay Card Alma Cloud BeHy Burns Jackie Fowler WHma Hankins Mr. A. W. HobwL OFFICERS ACTIVE MEMBERS Anna Jean Davis Carolyn Farkas Sara Beffy Henson Jean Jones Lois Massie INACTIVE MEMBERS Sfanley Hillis Mariorie Rennick HONORARY MEMBERS Miss Genevie Bullinger PresidemL Vice-Presidenf Frances McGinnis Dof Morris Jane Osborne Jane Sharp Fra n kie Snow Rosa Sneed Gloria Wrighf Edwinna Wynn Secretary Treasurer Miss Caiherine Allen Phi Efa Tau is +he professional club for women maioring in physical educafion. This club was organized in I933 wifh Hue purpose of furfhering prowcessional inferesf in +he field of physical educaHon by bringing +he sfudenfs info closer relafionship wH'h each ofher and wi+h members of +heir chosen profession. New developmenfs in physical educafion are broughf +0 major sfudenfs +hrough +he medium of Phi Efa Tau. and +heir membership is +hus enabled +0 keep abreasf of changing condiHons in ifs chosen field. l3131 First Row: Larson, Bafson. Boring, Card. Davis, McGinnis. Morris. Second Row: Osborne, Snow, FowlerI Hankins, HillisI Rennick, Wynn. PROFESSIONAL The Dairy Ciub is composed of Agriculfural Siudenfs who are inferesied in dairy work. Hs purpose is To bring abouf a closer reiafionship befween +he dairy sfudenfs and faculfy. If cooperafes wiih +he Ag Ciubi Jrhe Tennessee Farmer and ofher agriculfural organizafions and Tosfers a fine dairy program af U T. Through +his club, +he members gain experience in conducfing meetings and become acquainied wifh sfaie and nafionai organizafions 0T This fype. DAIRY CLUB MEMBERS RAYMOND SIMMONS WILLIAM HAMITON J. B. MARGRAVE NORMAN THOMPSON AUGUST HADORN RUSSELL HUMBERT W. M. ROBERTS LANCE WILEY J. B, HAMILTON ROY LAWSON J. B. STONER HOWARD WILKERSON GEORGE BAUGUS A. 5. A. E. OFFICERS WILLIAM S. ALLEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PresidemL WILLIAM E. ANDERSON . . . . . . . . A . . . . . . Secreiary ROBERT L. RUSSELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VicewPresidenf MAC DEMENT . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer MEMBERS W. S. Allen H. E. BlaH Carl Hall J. H. Mullins Roberf Russell Will Anderson Mafhis Bush Wiiiiam P. Halliday James Neeiey John Shipp George Baugus Mac Demenf Marceiius Harris W. M. Redding Carl Thomas Roscoe Melhorn The Tennessee s+uden+ branch of fhe American Sociefy of Agriculfurai Engineers was brough+ f0 The campus in I939. H is a member of one of The mosf aciive Technicai socieiies in +he counfry. Oniy s'rudenfs regisiered in Agricuifural Engineer- ing or Rurai Engineering are eliigibie Tor membership. If is The purpose of A. S. A. E. +0 bring cioser co- operaiion befween ifs members; +0 advance Jrheir acfions and fhoughfs: and fo help aHain a higher sfandard of proficiency in Hue profession. The Ag Engineer applies engineering fo agricuHure. He coordinaites fhe fwo foward more efficienf mefh- ods of farming. His is a fieid of vasf opporfunHy. The UniversHy of Tennessee branch. young as if is. is already noied for Hs achievemenfs in this work. Dean EmerHus Charles E. Ferris MGroup Four includes Soufhern SchoolsL in l942. W. K, STAIR E. B. RUSSELL J. T. BAILEY W. L. Arfhur William A. Anderson J. T. Bailey W. P. Balfhrop Sam T. Beaman Roberf C. Black William B. Brown W. S. BurneHe. Jr. J. K. Campbell Charles R. Cash. Jr. L. F. Chandler Charles F, Cowan K. W. Clark J. E. Clark Carl 5. Cross A. B. Crowder J. W. T. Dabbs Bradford B. Dallas Paul O. Dore. Jr. Charles P. Duggan A. 5.M.E OFFICERS MEMBERS H. G. Duggan Ray B. Duggins William Emory. Jr. M. A. Frassrand William E. Garify W. W. Genfry W. G, Ghormley R. E. Harris D. M. Hay K. T. HolberJr L. G. Hope David R. Hubbs Fred EvyM Jr. . P, Isbell A. D. JarraH D. M. Kefner J. J. Knighf E. E. LiHon J. G. Luker J. C, MCAmis J. D. Maloney 13151 R. N. Mason T. L. Mayes Rober+ Maxwell R. S. Moore James M. Pearson L. A. Reeves E. F. Roden William B. Rogers E. B. Russell Milfon Shaw Erwin Siskin W. K. Sfair Charles A. Snyder M. S. S+urm Herberf Sullivan T. H. Townsend R. B. Walker H, G. Warren H. N. Wilson T. E. Wrighf founded +he Sfudenf Branch of A S. M E in 1926. This branch was hosf +0 +he Group Four s+uden+ conferences In I939 and I942. The A. S. M E won +he ACE Day award The American Sociefy of Civil Engineers is an or- ganizafion designed +0 bring fhe sfudenfs of +his course in closer relafionship wifh The civil engineer- ing world of +oday. To furfher inferesf among +he sfudenfs +he sociefy gives Jrwo awards each year. A year's membership in +he sfudenf chapier is given fhe Sophomore having +he besi scholasfic average. The second award, a year's membership +0 The Senior Socieiy. is given +0 fhe Senior ou+sfanding in scholara ship. A . 5 . E . E . OFFICERS ALF KILLEBREW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Presidenf BETTY JO STERLING . . ..... . . . . . i Assisfanf Secrefary GEORGE JETT . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . Vice-Presidenf CHARLES NILES . . . . . ........ . . . . . . Treasurer SAM FINCANNON . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . Secrefary TOM ALLEN ..... . . . . . . ACE Represenfafive MEMBERS Alex Armsfrong John Cochran, Jr. David Finn A. Graham Thomas Jones. Ru+h Pryor Calvin Snyder Lamar Armsfrong Bobby Conley Bill Fowler Thomas Hagier Roberf McDowell Guy Roberfs Phil Snyder Billy Bob Carfer Mary Porfer Fain Jack Fowler Joe Harbison Charles McMurry Bob Shafer Richard Whifmore Cari Cliff Claude Fe+zer Calvin Goodrich John Hoffmeisfer Tom PaHon Rober+ Sheegog Powell Winn A I I I E h I E I OFFICERS WALTER WATKINS . . , . . . . . s . . , . i . . . . Presidenf HAROLD MCCURDY . . . s . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secrefary JOHN MAERKER . . . . , , . , . . . . . . . s . Vice-Presidenf NEAL WALDROP . . . , . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. R. M. Boarfs Dr. D. J. Mack Mr. J. L. Oglesby MEMBERS William Allen J. H. Carrol J. D. Flynn Russell ingraham F. W. Miles Donald Roberfs Neal Waldrop William Akin William Cairon William Ferguson William Jackson William Mon+gomery William Rymer WaHer Waikins Frank Bacon Needham Coppedge John Fuzek Winford James William Murrell James Snell Clyde Wafson Myron Bichon L, A. Davidson Roy Godsey Eugene Lanning Adolph Peferson Wiliiam Theiss Delmar Walker Don Bosson Henry Deni Willard Gulley Bruce MacArfhur Primo PinoHi W. l. Thornfon J. S. Werkhoven Mike Buchanan James Eubanks Henry Horn John Maerker Roberf Rhodes Wiiiiam Turner OHo Wheeiey James Fly Kennefh Humphreys Harold McCurdy Craig Rockeff Spears Valvalides The American Insfi+u+e of Chemical Engineers was founded in Philadelphia on June 22. I908. Af +haf +ime chemical engineering was considered a hybrid of chemisfry and some form of engineering. usually mechanical. The Tirsf World War broughf fhe chem- ical engineer f0 +he fronf. in +he rush +0 supply mua nifions of war, he emerged successfully wi+h one 0T fhe mosi Imporfanf iuncfions of indusiry: f0 fransiafe reacfions in +he laborafory +0 large scale industrial processes. Some of +he obiecfs of +he A.l.Ch.E. are: f0 ad- vance +he cause of applied chemical science; To give professional recognifion f0 chemical engineering, and fo assisf in chemical engineering educafion. The Tennessee Sfudenf Chapfer of A.l.Ch.E. was esfablished May 15. 1933 Since fhaf fime if has been aciive as a group. In I939, a member of +his chapfer won firsf prize in The Sfudenf Problem Con- Jres'r sponsored by The nafional organizafion. Com- peiifion in fhe con+es+ represenfed fwenfy-eighf uni- versiiies and colleges. The Tennessee chapfer, along wifh +he Georgia Tech chapfer organized +he Soufheasfern Conference of Sfudenf Chap+ers of +he A.l.Ch.E. This was +he firsf conference of ifs kind organized in +his counfry. A. I. This year marked +he +wen+ie+h year of Jrhe Sfudenf Branch of +he AIEE on +he U. T. campus. During Jrhese years +he branch has expanded info an ac+ive organizaHon wifnessing many new developmenis in +he elecirical field. The principal purpose of Jrhe Sfudenf Branch is +0 funciion , zngmg 93$? igwm E. E. as an organizaiion under +he auspices of +he insiifufe for aid- ing in +he developmenf of +he iafen'r abili+ies of s+uden+s. primarily by affording opporfunifies for Jrhem +0 carry on aciivifies quife similar in nafure +0 +hose which are carried on by Jrhe insiiiufe members. 15-15 MEMBERS W. 5. Alien, Dean R, L. Brown IS-IS-The Universify of Tennessee Exiension Service Annex daies irom I936. H is composed of a group of Agrii culfural sfudenfs. mosf of whom are employed by +he Uni- versi+y or Exiension Service. I5-I5 is a group of workersl in J. M. Campbell Mac Demenf Firs? Row: Allen, Brown, Campbell, Demenf. Ralph Duncan y K??? ,V , i. .6 Leo Miller Lawson Safley Morgan Fifzgerald Shirley LaHa ifs broadesf ferm, for +he Ag College and +he Universiiy. H is dedicaied +0 +he service of +he Ag College and ifs mem-. bers assume ihaf responsibilify. Second Row: Duncanl Fitzgerald, Laffa, Miller, Safley. OFFICERS TREVOR H. TUCKER . . . . . . ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . h Presidenf ALFREDO AMADOR .............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-Presidenf PHYLLIS WADE . ...... . . . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secrefary MARY BEESON . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer JULIE JENNINGS . h . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Program Chairman MARY FRANCES KEIRN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Publicify Chairman MEMBERS Alfredo Amador Virginia Drake Rufh Elise MaHhews Don Arnold Rufh Duncan Elizabeth McCampbeH Hallene Bales Edward Freeman Laura B. Parsons Jane Baynes Barbara Gillespie Mary Louise PadgeH Mary Beeson Nancy Grooms Barbara Perkins Barbara Bresnahan Paul A. Guevara Cecelia Pflanze Peggy Caliaway Sara LeHardy Margaret Prince Angel Manuel Ciordia Beffy Hicks Frances Spahr Humberfo Ciordia D. H. Irwin Evelyn Thomason Rufh Anr Cochran Julie Jennings Trevor H. Tucker Dorofhy Cook R. A. Jimeniz BeHy Ann Tuftle Inez Craigue Mary Frances Keirn Phyllis Wade Roberf Dodd Elsie Lively France' WhHe Emily Dee Marshail The Spanish Club was formed for +he purpose of promofing fhe knowledge of and increasing JThe infereer in Jrhe Spanish language and cus'roms. This is accomplished +hrough lecfures. games, and films which are presenfed af +he weekly meefings. The membership of Jrhe club is made up mosHy of second, +hird and fourJrh year sfudenfs PROFESSIONAL of +he language. buf anyone who wishes +0 join may do so by affending +he meefings. l318l BLUE TRIANGLE ELUB The Blue Triangle Club is Hwaf branch of Hwe Y. W. C A. session in Hue Y. W. C. A. Lounge. Their meefings consisf of designed parficuVarly for fhe needs d fown sfudenfs. Each Monday, business sessions and en+er+aining programs. They also sponsor a H19 Jrown girls Hpack a lunch and join Hwe bunch for a nooniime Mofher-Daughfer Tea. Ann McCorkle is presiden . momma w w m K3,: 4 , V ISISJ FOSTER ARNETT JOHN BARNHILL WILLIAM BLACKWOOD ROBERT LEE BROWN CRAIG CALDWELL HUGH CAREY VICTOR M. DAVIS WILFRED DAVIS R. E. DUNFORD MEMBERS MORGAN FITZGERALD C. HAUN FORD JOE B. FOSTER EUGENE FRETZ JOE HARTON L, R. HESLER PAUL HUGHES AL HUST JAMES D. KERR LEO MILLER l3201 JOHN McAMIS CHARLES NlLES WILLIAM NOWLING W. M. ROBERTS JOE SARAFIAN R. F. THOMASON EMERSON TANNER GEORGE WEBB HUBERT WILSON 2.5V $4ng , gmw e y xvi $ki a $$$$$ng Q E ngg had; $1 ; Firs? Row: Best Burfon, Busharf, Bussey, Black, Carter. PROFESSIONAL EARL BEST WILLIAM BURTON JAMES BUSHART BEN BUSSEY DOUGLAS BLACK SAM UEL CARTER Second Row: Cooper. Gower, Hayworfh, Kimsey. Lyom Mullanay. Third Row: Pinkerfon, Searcy. Thomas, Weathers. Wingo. MEMBERS H. R. COOPER H. C. GOWER CHESTER HAYWORTH W. G. KIMSEY J. S. LYON G. T. MULLANEY R. A. PINKERTON REUBEN H. SEARCY J. V. THOMAS JIMMY WEATHERS OLIVER B. WINGO The Nux Club on He campus of +he Universify of Memphis is composed of Jrwo Seniors from each fra+erni+y recognized by fhe CommiHee on Sfudenf Welfare, and +hey are banded fogefher for +he following purposes: promofion of favorable pub Icify for +he Memphis uni+s; advancemenf of good fellowship among +he frafernifies on He campus; and +he fosfering of a Medical secHon in +he VOLUNTEER. l3221 41 Wag? First Row: Bibb, Burfon, Carter, Cashman. Coleman, Cooper, Crowe, Davies. Second Gower, Gray, Koelz, Langford, Mifchum, Nash. Third Row: Nicholson. Norfon. Oliver. Porfer. Fourih Row: Quisf, Stout. Watson, WendelI Whife, Wiles, Williams. MEMBERS Wade Bibb Joe Gray Vernon Piace William A. Burfon H. H. Carfer G. A. Cashman A. E. Cooper Dr. R. L. Crowe Dan Davles R. T. Drake Paul FoIis H. C. Gower Alberf A. Koelz J. F. Laanord Webb MHchum Dr, T. P. Nash Dunbar Nicholson Fred Norfon. Jr. DaHon Oliver Troy Paine James D. Pope Nafhan Porfer Glen Ouisf J. W. SfomL Henry Wafson Dr. W. B. Wendel Roberf S. Whife C. Wiles Dr. E. H. Williams Phi DeHa Chi. a naTional Professional Pharmaceufical and Chemical Frafernify. was founded af +he Universify of Michigan In Hue year I888. The chapfer af +he Univeh sIer of Tennessee was formed on May I l. 1922. and HHed Omega Chapfer. Dr. Rob- enL Crowe. Dean of +he School of Pharmacy. holds Hue disfinguished honor of being +he firs+ charfer member of Hue local Omega Chapfer. l3231 Folis. Pope, Row: Paine. Drake. Place, PROFESSIONAL Firs+ Row: Allen, Allison. Arfhur Barker BarneH. Bender, Black Bond, Boone Second Row: Brown, H, J.: Brown, K. A,: Bryan. Burkhart CaW houm Campbell, Cay penfer, Chalfant Clark. Third Row: Clofworfhy Crews Ervin Bier. FlauH, Galbrairh. Garcia Graves. Green, F D. Four+h Row: Greenl R.: Greenfield HaH James; Hall, John; Hart, Hippen, Horn. Ed gar; Horn, Lacy; Houser Housfon. Fiffh Row: Idol, lnmanl lvey, Jacr caro,. Jores 6 ; Jones J. B.; KeML Klein Lcmq Love. Sixfh Row: McRea Miles, Mitchell, Mohr. Mullenl Muncey O'Hearne, Powers Reaves, RozzaH. Seven+h Row: Sanford, Slepp, Smith Snowden. Siralfonl Sfub blefie1d, Tabbl H.; Tabb Wm. 6.; Terman, Thomas. Eighih Row: Trent, VandergriH Wal lace Weer, Whife Whiir He, Williamsl J. E.; Wfi Iiams T. K; Wingo. Zieqm l824l PROFESSIONAL The Phi Chi Medical Frafernify was founded March 3I, I889, af Hue Universify of Vermonf Hhe Eas+ern Fra+erni+y-Alphd and 6+ +he Uni- versi+y of Louisville, chober 26, I894 60u+hern Fra+erni+yL The frafernHy was unHed info one and incorporafed May 8, I9OI. There are 65 acfive chap+ers, I,553 collegiafe members. Up +0 I938 +here were 19.663 members admiHed since ifs organizafion. Alpha Be+a of Phi Chi of +he Universify of Tennessee, Memphis. was ins+alled April 4. I914. wifh +he inducfion of six members in+o +he chap+er. There are af presen+ 76 members and 50 pledges. There are 37 members of Phi Chi on +he UniversH'y of Tennessee Factu, Memphis. and 50 acfive alumni in Memphis af present MEMBERS D. H. Allen William E. Allison John Arfhur Edward Barker Thomas BarneH T. J. Bender. Jr. C. Irion Black James W. Bond Howard A. Boone Henry James Brown Kenna A. Brown John T. Bryan John F. Burkharf George Calhoun Dan Campbell William N. Carpenfer Rober'r Chalfan+ Bleach Clark William B. Cloiworfhy John M. Crews Paul A. Ervin Edgar L. E+ier Roberf FlauH Ben Galbraifh James I. Garcia. Jr. Sidney Graves l325l Frank D. Green Roy Green Nicholas Greenfield James Hall John Hall Clyde Harf Rober'r Hippen Edgar Horn Lacy Horn Fred W. Houser James B. Housfon Calvin Idol Byron lnman Donafhan lvey Eugene Jaccaro George Jones Jimmy B. Jones L, M. Keith. Jr. Vic+or H. Klein Charles E. Long George F. Love James McRea Roberf Miles Billy G, Mifc'nell Jack F. Mohr Park C, Mullen Pershing Muncey John J. O'Hearne Wilson W. Powers R. G. Reeves James Rozzall Dr. C. Sfanford Price Slepp G. Conwell SmHh Brinkler Snowden Jones Sfralfon Roberf Sfubblefield Harold Tabb William G. Tabb Prenfiss A. Terman Don M. Thomas Lucien Trenf Trenf Vandergriff Fred C. Wallace A. B. Weer. Jr. Jesse F. Whife Herber+ P. WhiHle. Jr. J. E. Williams T, Roderick Williams Oliver Wingo Howa rd Zieqle Second Row: Dabbs, Garrett, Herring. HicksI Holf. Jenkins, Reed, Sanders, SmHhl TaylorI Firsf Row: Searcy, Denny, Fender, Tilly, Berlin, Acker, Brock, Brooks, Browder. Gilberf. Granger, HandyI Hardin, Haworfh. HaynesI Hendrix. Third Row: Jones, Meadows. McKee, Middlecoff, Mills. Fourih Row: Norwoodl Paulus, Thomas, Thompson, Younger, Ziehm. PSI GAMMA CHAPTER PROFESSIONAL OFFICERS REUBEN H. SEARCY Grand Masfer ROBERT P. DENNY Junior Grand Maerer J. AARON FENDER Secrefary W. P. TILLY. JR. Treasurer MEMBERS Dr. Charles K. Berlin Chesfer Haworfh S. M. Mills Roberf E. Acker T. Wilson Haynes C. W. Norwood J. 5. Brock Benfon Hendrix W S. Paulus Thomas H. Brooks Woodard M. Herring Dr. H. V. Reed Kennefh Browder Cecil Hicks J. S. Sanders Carfer Dabbs C. Glenn HOH W. H. Smifh Dr. T. W. GarreH Charles T. Jenkins James H. Taylor Warren Reece Gilberf J. L. Jones Dr. Harold Thomas H. H. Granger Ralph Handy Richard Hardin l826 Thomas Meadows R. W. McKee Cary fv1iddleczo+3c D. M. Thompson W. M. Younger Dr. H. W. Ziehm First Row: AgeeI Anderson, Andrews, Ausfin, Baldwim Baulsfon, BlackI Bland, Boozer, Boswelll Brinkley. Second Row: Bracken, Brown, R. A.; Brown. Sam; Busharf, Chris'renson' Clark, Cockel Cosby, Crowe, Davis, Delozier. Third Row: Hendrix. Moore, H. T.; Moore, V. 8.; Northern, Ogle. Dorriiy, Ellington, Farringer, Giddena Gist, Galvin, Goftem Greer. Fourth Row: Hoffman, C. F.; Hoffman. W. K.; Jones, Lloyd, Maddux. MaHhews, McMurray, Mahler. Fifth Row: Pearce, Poarch, Purvis, Qualls. SmHh, Stein, Taylor. Tillman, Wachler, Wifherspoon, Williams, Wrigh'r. MEMBERS Oliver Agee Dr. Crowe H. B. Maddux H. R Anderson George T. Davis V. D. MaHhews William H. Andrews Oliver Delozier E. M. Mahler G. W. Ausfin Thomas G. Dorrify H. T. Moore Roberf Baldwin Charles Ellingfon V. B. Moore Floyd Bauls+on John L. Farringer W. L. Nor+hern Douglas Black Herberf Giddens H. C. Ogle W. G. Bland WiHiam T. 6?er J. L. Pearce Alberf Boozer Don P. Golvin Saxon Poarch W. H. Boswell Dr. Geffen G. D. Purvis Joe Brinkley Dan Greer Donald M. OuaHs T. T. Bracken W. Y. Hannum J. J. Smifh Rober+ A. Brown William P. Hardy J. M. Sfein Sam Brown H. C. Harris Byron Taylor James Busharf J. H. Hendrix, Jr. A. G. Tillman John Chrisfenson Charles F. Hoffman F. E. Wachler L. M. Clark E. A. Jones F. G. Wifherspoon Edwin Cooke WaHer Lloyd J. P. Williams Harry Cosby Lance 5. Wright. Jr. Alpha Kappa Kappa, na+ional medical frafernify. was founded af +he Dar+mou+h Medical School. in Hanover, New Hampshire, Sepfember 29. I888. H now has 54 acfive chapfers 6+ Hue beHer medical schools of +he Unifed Sfafes and Canada. Omega Chap+er. insfalled af Hwe UniversHy of Tennessee on March 24, l903, cele- brafed +his year ifs forHefh anniversary. 13271 Hannum, HardyI Harrisl PROFESSIONAL Firsf Row: ACUFL AHen, C.; Allen F; Alvis. ArnouH, Barr Best Second Row: ankenshipl Brown, F.: Brown, James; Brown. John; Cashman, Corbin. Crowzo Third Row: DaHom De Berry, Demr ing, Fargason, Gerod Hamilfon, Hibben. Fourfh Row: House, Hufchersom Keith Kirkpafrick. Jenkins Lewis Lyon. Fiffh Row: Mafher. Mickon Morri- son, Nasmnd, Newfon Payne, Poore, Raffon. Sixfh Row: Ryan Schoeffle ScoH Sendall, Sheridan, Shoer maker, Shook, Snyder. C, Seven+h Row: Snyder, K; Sfevens, Sie- venson, Sfuarf, WaHisl Weathers. Wilson, Wright PHI BHD SIGMA I328! PROFESSIONAL Phi Rho Sigma. a medical. fra+erni+y. was founded af Norfhwes+ern UniversHy on chober 3I. l890. by Milbank Johnson and colleagues. Chi Epsilon Chapfer was founded as Lambda Chapfer of Chi Ze+a Chi on Oc+ober l4. I906. and upon +he amalgamaHon of +his organizafion wi+h Phi Rho Sigma in I929 became Chi Epsilon Chapfer of Phi Rho Sigma. There are 46 acfive chapfers in +he fra+erni+y and includes an alumni membership of more Hwan l5.000. MEMBERS TEA ACUFF CHESTER ALLEN FRANK ALLEN MILTON ALVIS BLAKE ARNOULT JAMES BARR EARL BEST H. D. BLANKENSHIP FRED BROWN JAMES BROWN JOHN BROWN CHARLES CASHMAN KENDALL B. CORBIN RICH A. CROWZO OLIVER DALTON J. T. DeBERRY PIERSON DEMING CRAYTON FARGASON CHARLES GEROD HAROLD HAMILTON HERBERT HIBBEN JOHN HOUSE W. P. HUTCHERSON GAYNES KEITH ROBERT KIRKPATRICK FRED JENKINS PAUL LEWIS JOSEPH LYON W. T. MATHER ROBERT MICKON FRANK MORRISON EDWARD NASLUND JOHN C. NEWTON W. W. PAYN E S. D. POORE ROBERT RATTON GENE SCHOETTLE THOMAS SCOTT CORY KAY SENDALL MICHAEL SHERIDAN KENNETH SHOEMAKER BURTON SHOOK CUFFORD SNYDER RUSH SNYDER TOMMY STEVENS WILSON STEVENSON JOHN A. STUART JESSIE WALLIS MALCOLM WEATHERS WILSON PAUL E. WRIGHT 13291 FTrsf Row: AdamsI Barker, Baker, Bonner. Brigance, BrockI Cooley. Glaser, Gore, Grady, GreenblaH, Hamilton, Hardin, Haworfh, Hughey. Murray, Parrish. Paulus, Piffman, Scanlon, Searcy. Dabbs, Dismukes. Third Row: Thomas, J. V.; Thompson, Tiely, Webb. FRED BRIGANCE J. S. BROCK LYNWOOD MURRAY J. V. THOMAS P. D. Adams C. H. Barker H. H. Baker Allan Bonner Marfha Cooley Carfer Dabbs Julian M. Dismukes Dr. C. B. Duke C. W. Glaser Mariorie Gore l3 1 O l OFFICERS MEMBERS Alice Grady Charles GreenblaH Marfin Hamilfon Richard Hardin Ches+er Haworfh Elizabefh Hughey William L. Locke+f S. M. Mills 6. T. Mullaney Cecil O. Parrish Lockeff, Second Row: Mills, Duke. MullanyI Fourth Row: Shuberi, Sirickland, Templeton, Thomas, Dr. H, P.; Presiden+ Vice-Presidem Secrefary Treasurer Wayne Paulus Dorofhy Piffman Frank Scanlon Reuben Searcy Russell Shuber+ James M. Sfrickland Dr. Temolefon Dr. H. P. Thomas Milfon P. Tiely Lufher Webb Firsf Row: Adams, Woodard, Walker. Nelson, Shipman, Baker, Barker. Cone, Glaser, G. T. MULLANY P. D. ADAMS J. E. WOODARD J. P. WALKER S. D. NELSON W. J. KISER T. H. SHIPMAN H. H. Baker C. H. Barker William 6555 G. D. Bingham Fred Brigance K. Eugene Cone C. W. Glaser Hartley, HamiHon. OFFICERS MEMBERS J. D. Harfley J. C. Lufer Murray Mafhews M. P. Meacham L. C. Murray C. O. Parrish D. A. 0. Parks Third Row: Kiser. Second Row: Bass, Bingham. Brigance. Lufer, Maihews. Meacham, Mullany, Murray, Parish. Fourth Row: Parks, PaHerson, Schubert Shannon, Smim, Stricklandl Thomas, Webb. Grand Masfer Worfhy Mas+er Scribe Treasurer Hisforian Senior Page Junior Page William PaHerson Russell Schuberf R. C. Shannon Leon 0. Smi+h James W. Strickland J. V. Thomas Lu+her Webb Delfa Sigma DeHa is a nafional professional frafernify founded +0 band fogeJrher men in +raining for +he den+al profession. This frafernHy was founded 6+ H1e Univer- si+y of Michigan in I882. The local Chapfer af +he Universi+y is Kappa Kappa chapfer. I3311 PROFESSIONAL Firsf Row: Roach, Anderson, Belew, Burfon, CambleH. Croslin, Gidcomb, Gower. Third Row: Schwan, HenryI Jeskeyl Paine! PinkerfonI Place. Pope. White, WilliamsI Yafes. CECIL L. ROACH JAMES C. ANDERSON MAURICE BELEW WILLIAM A. BURTON LESTER CAMBLETT RlCHARD B. CROSLIN CHARLES W. GIDCOMB HENRY C. GOWER RUFUS B. GRIFFIN STEVE HALE WATSON HENRY DR. HAROLD JESKEY l3321 Second Row: Griffin, Hale, Sfeffner, Tauchfon, Thompson. Weafhers. . MEMBERS TROY PA'NE WILBUR L. YATES R. A. PINKERTON, III VERNON PLACE JAMES D. POPE DR A. J. SCHWAN SAM STEFFNER EDWARD C TAUCHTON V. C. THOMPSON JIMMY WEATHERS RUTH WHITE DR. E. H. WILLIAMS . Presidenf First Row: Gidcomb, Hale, JIMMY WEATHERS RICHARD A. PINKERTON CECIL L. ROACH WeathersI Pinkerton, Roach, Smith! Sief'fner, Swindler. OFFICERS RICHARD B. CROSLIN JAMES C. ANDERSON MAURICE BELEW Primm Adams Edward B. BuHen JR Lesfer G. Crambleff Charles W. Gidcomb Sfeve Hale W. E. Hooser. Jr. Dn Haro5d Jeskey Earl B, Johnson MEMBERS Paul Mahley Dr. D. B. Morrison Elmer Overman Sam L Rawls Charles Sanders Dr. A. J. Schwarz DeCosfa Smifh Sam 0. Sfeffner Belewl Croslin. Hooser, Jeskey, Johnsonl Mohley, Morrison. Andersonl Adams, Butler. President Vice-Presidenf . Secrefary Chaplain Hisiorian . Treasu rer Arfhur Swindler E G. Tauchfon V. C. Thompson A. H. Tque Don B. Vance Tom WaHs Hoyf Wells Dr. Karl J. Goldner Kappa Psi, Hrer nafional Greek leHer pharmaceufical frafernify, was founded December I5. l879. 6+ +he College of Virginia. Since ifs incepHon if has grown +0 have 54 collegiafe chapfers and 36 graduafe chapfers locafed only in Hmose colleges of pharmacy which meef +he SyHabus requiremenfs of +he American Associafion of Pharmacy. l3331 Second Row: PROFESSIONAL CrambleH. Third Row: Overman, Rawls. Sanders, Schwarm Fourth Row: Tauchfon, Thompsom Tuffle, Vance, Waifs. Wells. Hoelscher, KeHh. KiHyl Kimsey, First Row: Adams, Alvis, Andrews, Best, Black. Busharf. Carr, Carfer. Kraus. Third Row: Loveioy. Lyonl Souther. Fourth Row: Sfanion, Stevens, Tabb, Wallace, Wiggins, Wilkeninq. Williamsom Wilson, Wingo. JESSE F, ADAMS MILTON E. ALVIS WILLIAM H. ANDREWS EARL BEST DOUGLAS BLACK JAMES BUSHART DR. DAME CARR SAMUEL CARTER H. R. COOPER GEORGE T. DAVIS FRANK HILPERT HAROLD F. HOELSCHER G. W. KEITH KARL KILTY WARREN G, KIMSEY BERNARD M. KRAUS I334! McGuffin, Miles1 Second Row: Coopen Davis, Hilperf. Odom. Parker. Rozzell, MEMBERS OF CLASS GEORGE LOVEJOY J. S. LYON WILLIAM L. MCGUFFIN ROBERT MILES CORLEY W. ODOM ELLIS D. PARKER JAMES ROZZELL WALLACE SOUTHER ALLIE W. STANTON TOMMY STEVENS WILLIAM G. TABB FRED WALLACE R. CLEBINNE WIGGINS RALPH L. WILKENING DR. WILLIAMSON WENDELL W. WILSON OLIVER B. WI NGO First Row: Sellers. Pl'ckensI Burfon, Beason, Boggan, Bolton, Brown, Byrum. Burksl Cash. Crews, Diaiiker, Dodd, Ellisl Holladay, Hopper, House, Hursf. Hufchinson. Third Row: Jackson, Johnson. KeslI Lankford, McDaniel, McUmber, Manning, Miller, Mifchell, Quinn. Fourih Row: Reedl Rodgersl ScoH, Simpson, Shafer. SmifhI Taylor, Ward, WilliamsI Wylie, Wynns. Second Row: Couch. OFFICERS ETHEL SELLERS Presidenf MARGARET PICKENS ETHEL FAY BURTON Eloise Beason Willie Mae Boggan Billie B. Bolfon Kafhrvn Brown Ella Mae Byrim Annie Mae Burks Arline Cash Jane Couch Lucille Crews June Diafiker Camille Dodd Elizabefh June Ellis Margaref Holladay MEMBERS OF CLASS Evelyn Hopper Ona Lee House Margaref Hursf Juanifa Hu+chinson Willadean Jackson Carrie Johnsdn Mary Kesl Florence Lankford Merle McDaniel Marion McUmber Irene Manning Marilyn Miller l3351 Vice-Presidenf Secrefa ry-Treasurer Aline Mifchell Elizabefh Quinn Francis Reed Josephine Rogers Louise Scoff Alice Simpson Chrisfine Shafer Dorofhy Smifh Velma Taylor Sibyl Ward Verna Mae Williams Jane Wylie Wilmofh Wynns $5; 5 Ex 1 w w a $33K 33 IN APPREBIMIHN Wifhoul Jrhe unselfish aid ol a fruly elliciemL and energelic shall. +his. +he I943 VOLUNTEER may never have reached your hands. H is wiJrh cleepeswL apprecialion +ha+ we lake +his opporlunify Jro publicly express our sincere Jrhanks for Jrheir unliring assislance in assembling +his. our yearbook. To Mr. John Benson ol Jrhe Benson Prinling Company. and Mr. Joe Crandall ol Jrhe Soulhern Engraving Company goes our hearly +hank you for lheir invaluable Jrechnical assisfance and unfailing pafience in helping us over Jrhe many pillalls oi publicafion. To +he boys ol Blounl Hall. we express our deepesl apprecialion lor +heir heroic ellorls which saved +he greaiesl panL of Jrhis book and +he necessary malerials for producing if from Jrhe ravages of fire and wafer during +he Y fire. The help of boJrh +he Knoxville Journal and Jrhe Knoxville News-Senfinel has proved Jro be of grea+ worfh Jro us; and +he individual shall pholog- raphers, including Hugh Neil. Billy Cobb. Bill Ghormley, Jean Giesler, Jack Cochran. and l-loyle Fields. have played no small parl in conlribufing lo +his book. The experienced phofographic hand of Mr. Robin Thompson of Thompson's Pholographers has greally enhanced +he appearance of +he VOLUNTEER. and we wish lo Jrhank him for his aid. We are also indebfecl Jro Jeanne Slrickland for her arlisfic assislance; lo Rusfy Jemigan, Shirley Baumgardner. Mae Bass, Billy Joe While and Lois Jane Hoehle. lor +heir long hours of work wilh Jrhe business siall; and lo Belly Jane Freeman for service willingly rendered el all limes. ll was Reuben Searcy and R. A. Pinkerfon, Ill. ol Jrhe Medical School who made possible +his year's Medical Seciion ol Jrhe book. and Jrheir kind cooperalion is greaffully acknowledged. We hope +ha+ +his page will in some way express our +hanks Jro every person. +hose menfioned here. and +he many olhers who have helped Jro make Jrhis book possible. BARBARA A. NEWMAN, Edilor JAMES D. KERR. Business Manager WILLIAM F. TRENT, Agent Bus. Mgr. DEE. 7TH lEI41-A DAY Nll BED BLUIJDED AMEHIEAN WILL SDUN FUBGET! Official United States Navy Photo-General View of destruction folfowinglap sneak attack on Pearl Harbor. Non: nDEMPSTEILDUMPSTER bodies in foreground. Upon youeMr. College Men, will resf Hue responsibilify of guiding fhe desfiny of America fomorrow. Keep your diary melhodically. day by day. H will serve you immeasurably in Hue days fo come as a guide +0 making decisions abouf fluose Who may or may no? be husfed. H is flae nalure. un- forfunafely, for Americans +o forgef and for- give s+abs in +he back, much foo soon. Remember December 7, I941. , The +housands of red-blooded Americans who are puHing everyfhing fhey're go+ in+o building equipmenf +0 help speed up our march +0 viclory are serving America and should be proud of +heir iob. LiHle did we ever realize +he vifal parf Dempsfer-Dumpslers were desfined fo play af Pearl Harbor, where, on December 7, l94l, a wreckage cleanup problem demanded several acHon speed. Forfunafely, Dempsfer-Dumpsfer hoiang uan leand a large number of Dempsfer bodies of 6 cu. . . buf for peace lime service. They were pressed inlo we In an endless cycleI Demps+er Truck Uni+ hauls and dumps one body while o+hers are being loaded. yd. capacHy were on +he 5pc? . DEMPSTEH BHIJTHEHS, 1113., 33 Springdale, war service immediafely bodies were rushed fo mosf needed spofs, and in an end- less cycle. Demps+er-Dumpsfer hoiang unifs placed empfy bodies for hand loading of debris. hoisfed loaded ones for hauling and aufomafic dumping and back again for more . never slopping for an idle moment No ma+erial handling equipmenf could have equaled Hue speed and vifal service rendered by Hwe Dempsfer-Dumpsfer during Hie clays H15? followed fl'laf fafeful Decem- ber 7. This fruck, gas, Hre. HmeI and man power saving sysiem for handling maferials is going on in hundreds of our nafion's leading war and induslrial plan+s. Dozens of differenf fypes of maferial handling iobs are being simplified and speeded up wifh various fypes of slandard and special Dempsier Bodies. 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LUTZ AND COMPANY Established 1896, Incorporated 1929 Underwriting Managers TENNESSEE INSURANCE COMPANY 9 Our Organization Includes the Following Alumni: J. WALKER LEACH, 08 SAM FRANKLIN, 25 NED,, LUTZ, ,12 GEORGE TAYLOR, '39 GABY HOOPER, 20 ERNEST RODGERS, 40 JOHN JACOBS, ,24 JOHN E. LUTZ, II, 40 DON SEVERANCE ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, BURWELL BLDG. KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Rose Mortuary 132! NORTH BROADWAY CADILLAC PONTIAC RODGERS AND COMPANY HOldes+ Dealers in +he Sou+hland Weer Main a+ Henley S+ree+ FIDELITY-BANKERS TRUST CJQMPANY REAL ESTATE. LOANS EVERY FIDUCIARY INVESTMENTS 5 GAY STREET SERVICE PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES FRANK L. ROUSER CO.. INC. 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The lacilifies of lhe only wholesale grocery company operafing planfs in Hwe +wo principal American markefseChicago aucl New York. . As rendered by America's largesl disfribulors of number fen canned foods, a dislincfive service on a complefe assorfmenf ol qualify foods packed in fhis inslifufional size confainer. . Home recipe pickles, relishes and conserves from Sexfon Sunshine Kifchensedelicious and appelizlng. . Carefully seleclecl coffeeseblends resulfing lrom years of careful sludyeroasled fresh daily of Chicago and Brooklyn. 0 A selecfion of your needs from Jrl'1e largesl invenfory ever assembled for +he parlicular needs of +hose who feed many people each clay. JOHN SEXTON aco. ESTABLISHED Ill! Manufacturing Wholesale Grocers CHICAGO BROOKLYN-DALLAS-ATLANTA WHITE LILVl FLOUD IS THE FINEST CAKE FLOUR THAT MONEY CAN BUY Ye'r if cos+s only one-fhird as much as H would if packed in small boxes. Remember. foo. baking lesls prove fhaf Whife Lily requires less shorfening, buffer, milk. baking powder and olher expensive ingredienls Huan cheap flour. Buy H in your usual 24. l2 or 6-pouncl coHon sacks -+he cosf is so low +ha+ you can use if for all baking purposes. J. ALLEN IMITH 8K COMDANY KnoxvilleI Tennessee DO YOUR PART BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS M! IWEUQ IHHI ,: Q Wife to K :1 ; A mum STATES m 3A Z? '5- A, x Bogus e ago m erwce srAnips II'II 3k Phone 3-3236 W mWER-CRAFTW KNOXVILLE . TENN 2233 Wes+ Cumberland Avenue Near U. T. Ag. School it C A M P B E L L' S Lumber Mill Work SINCE I894 LUMBERCQ Lach-Wife 3 Velvo-Cleanse Office and Planf: 320 E. Depof 5+. Phones 26131. 2-6I32 There is a Cash-Carry Branch Near You ROOfIng Home lnsulahon SERVICE LAUNDRY-CLEANERS CRUSHED STONE ' MASCOT CHATTS ' ROOFING GRAVEL ' ASPHALT ROADWAY GRAVEL ASPHALT FILLER DUST AMERICAN LIMESTONE COMPANY KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE R. M. BALES MEAT MKT. 2506 N. CENTRAL AVENUE We Serve Homes. Resfauranfs. and Msfifu'rional Fresh Nufrifious Foods Trade Wifh BeHer Meafs. Real Money-Saving Prices . Friendly Courfeous Service YOUR IDEAL MEATING PLACE CleanAHrac+ive5+ores Phone 4-I8I8 Highlands Beaufy Shoppe 3705 Kingsfon Pike Phone 3J3l4 Complefe Beaufy Service Cabinef Baths Swedish Massage INA M. ROGERS MILDRED W. SMITH C. M. McCLUNG 81 CO. WILL TEMPLE. Manager 7I3 SOUTH GAY 3-3I55 WE ARE TRUSTED BY YOUR PHYSICIAN This Jusfifies Your Confidence Real Es+afe Tifle Insurance Co. KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE MEDICAL ARTS DRUG CO.. Inc. PRESCRIPTION SERVICE DIAL 3-7l75 Main at Locus? Knoxville. Tenn. Complimenh of JOHNSON'S FLOWERS Medical Ari: Bldg. 2-6l53 GENERAL TIRE SALES CO. Dial 3-I IBB 4H Wes? Main Ave. Knoxville, Tenn. DUTCH MILL COMPLIMENTS OF CHANDLER 8: CO. Incorporated Knoxville. Tennessee The Hope Bro+hers Co. KNOXVILLE'S OLDEST JEWELERS Wafches, Rings, Vanities 6l3 MARKET STREET W. T. ROBERTS GROCER 307 Eighfeenfh Street IEGAL.S Liquid Soaps, Disin- AN ITARY fecfanfs and Other U PPLI ES . . . Sanitary Requmies HICKMAN. JOHNSON 8 SIMMONDS GENERAL INSURANCE HENLEY STREET DRUG STORE 7ll Henley We DeliverH 2-Ol9l w .m's'wgm Wm . ,QJ . FD57H5HWVE . Outdoor Advertising Neon Eledric Siqns SANITARY LAUNDRY Decidedly BeHer 72l N. Broadway Phone 2-6162 BAUMS HOME OF FLOWERS m 5. Gay Sf. BARBER AND McMURRY Archifecfs KN OXVILLE. TENNESSEE Members of 'Ihe American lnsfifufe of Archiiecis THE SMOKE SHOP 503 Wesf Clinch Ave. COMPLIMENTS AMERICAN OPTICAL C0. of TENNESSEE OPTICAL CO. KNOXVILLE, TENN. General Building COMPLIMENTS of MAY'S FURNITURE CO. Knoxville Paper Box Co. KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE EXCLUSIVE OPTICIANS FOR OCCULISTS J. C. EUBANKS KNOXVILLE OPTICAL DISPENSARY Phone 2-23l5 703 Markef St FOWLER INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Dial 3-0705 STAR LAUNDRY Knoxville's Dualify Laundry DRY CLEANING 6IB W. Clinch Ave. THE INFERNO Just Across Henley Sireef Bridge Owned and Operafed by Phone 3-6l48 H. BUDDY CAMERON D. M. ROSE AND COMPANY Lumber-Special Mill Work Oak Flooring There's a Difference Knoxville. Tennessee HERMAN LEOPOLD W. L. TILLERY TODD 8 ARMISTEAD COM PANY DIAL 2.9559 KNOXVILLE'S LEADING PRESCRIPTION STORE LEOPOLD 8 TILLERY Markef and Clinch Sfreefs Dial 2-2.3, PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS STOKERS E. D. ARMISTEAD. Pres. R. B. CREECH. VSceAPres. W. O. JOHNSTON. Secrefary and Treasurer 800 Wes'r Cumberland Ave. Knoxvilln. Tonn. SAN D-GRAVEL-CEMENT LIME KNOXVILLE SANGRAVL MATERIAL CO. READYrMIXACONCRETE Phone 3-2l47 Call Us Knoxville, Tennessee Comple+e Sfocks of +he World's Finesf V DIAMONDS ' WATCHES ' JEWELRY ' SILVER CHINAWARE ' RADIOS ' NOVELTY JEWELRY Remember IF: Easy to Pay-Tbe Royal Waf ROYAL JEWELERS 504 S. Gay S+ree+ KnoxviHe Gamble BIdg.-Maryvilie A SERVICE TO STUDENTS VOL BOOK EXCHANGE We Feafure: 0 Used College Texf Books 0 Highes+ Price for Used College Books 0 Books for Correspondence CoursesI Shipped Parcel Pos+ Send Us Your Rackefs for an 'lExpemL Resfringing Job HDOC BLACK. Propriefor 805 Soufh FiHeenH'I S+ree+ 0 Savings Accounfs . Checking Accounfs . Loans 0 Every Banking Service Matti; lam rm; 0 Knoxville THE W 5 5 BAN . ' HE INDIVIDUAL MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION VESTAL LUMBER 6? MANUFACTURING COMPANY Incorporated KNOXVILLE, TEN N ESSEE J. PARK VESTAL, President and Treasurer . EDWARD M. VESTAL, Vice-President and Secretary Band M1115 EMMET P. VAUGHN, Sales Manager KNOXVILLE, TENN.-DUFF, TENN.-YADEN, KY. H. V. HOLSTON, Traffic Manager SARDIS, GA. CLAYTON, LA. ARKANSAS CITY, JOE D. PENLAND, Auditor ARK. John D. Shir. Pres. A. C. Pannell. Mgr. l s - K E R N ' s 1d2?ea e5$$3gm B A K E R Y QUALITY AND SERVICE ALWAYS Safisfadion Guaranfeed Phone 3-6l9l l823-25 W. Cumberland FROM CAP AND GOWN TO KAHKI They deserve all we can do. Ii++le as H is. Keep up your Campus War Bond drives! Keep buying +hem yourselves! J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOP The Talk of Hue Town'l and HAPPY'S BARBER SHOP CRENSHAW SHOP All High Class Service, Including Shines I'We Cafer +0 Hue UniversH-y S+udents We Ca+er +0 fhe Universify S+udenfs I833 W. Cumberland Haircufs 40c 20TH STREET STATION Texaco Producfs Marfak Lubricafion 1340 w, Cumberland Phone 2.3414 Wes+ Cumberland Ave., at 20m Street COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN'S BOOTERIE l'BEAUTlFUL SHOESH 5I9 Soufh Gay mm HOTEL ARNOLD MW MODEL LAUNDRY - CLEANER Dial 2-2 I 27 ADVANCED ZO RIC CLEANERS THE NATIONAL LIFE 8: ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY. of Nashville. Tenn.. owners and operafors of Radio S+a+ion WSM, offers fhrough +heir Knoxville Sfaff of fiffy h fime employees, experf counsel on insurance problems, educafional funds, salary coniinuance. refiremenf income and annuifies. They also offer pleasanf and profifable employmenf +0 qualified men wifh splendid opporfunifies for advancement C. C. HunnicuH. Mgr.. 309 General Bldg., KnoxvilleI Tenn. Dial 3-2024. FULL COVERAGE FIRE AUTOMOBILE WORKMEN'S AND COMPENSATION PERSONAL ACCIDENT GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE INSURANCE TENNESSEE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY AND ODIN FIRE AND MARINE COMPANY KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE THE SHERWIN4WILLIAMS COMPANY F. B. TERRELL, JR., Local Manager Use fhe Famous Color and 5+er Guide +0 Solve Your Decorafing Problems Try KEM-TONE-Jhe New Washable Wall Finish 3I4 Soufh Gay Sfreef Knoxville. Tennessee UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE CREAMERY THE MOST UP-TO-DATE DAIRY MANUFACTURING LABORATORY IN THE SOUTH ATTENTION CLASS OF I943 All S+uden+s in Engineering and ther Technical Courses are Reminded Tha+ When They Become: METALLURGISTS. CHEMISTS. OR PURCHASING AGENTS In Hue Sfeel lndusfry Their Requiremenfs in +he Line of Ferro-Silicon May Be Supplied from ChaHanooga. The Dynamo of Dixie By SOUTHERN FERRO ALLOYS COMPANY PAUL J. KRUESII Presidenf FARRAGUT LUMBER PAINTER 8: REED COMPANY SUPERIOR FOODS ' 0 KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE I705 W. Cumberland Ave. Dial 2-l l03 WM. C. HALE. JR. HALE BROTHERS WHOLESALE FRUITS VEGETABLES Soufh Cumberland Morrisfown. Tenn. Visi+ Your Old Friend. Doc. Ernest OHen for Courfeous Service ELLIS 8 ERNEST DRUG STORE THE CORNER OF THE CAMPUS 0 PHONE 2-6I03 W. G. MOFFAT Manager COMMERCIAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY CORNER GAY AND CLINCH HOTEL FARRAGUT FARRAGUT OPERATING CO., PROPS. Direciion Roberf R. Meyer 300 ROOMS EACH WITH INDIVIDUAL BATH AND ELECTRIC CEILING FANS MODERN EUROPEAN FIREPROOF KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE The Besf of Everyfhing +0 Build WiH'I COCKRUM LUMBER CO. Inc. THE OLD RELIABLE lnsulafion Lumber Building Ma'rerials, Pain+s. Roofing 9TH AVENUE KNOXVILLE. TENN. For Purify, Qualify and Safefy CYW$W MILK AND ICE CREAM v A Friendly Cifizen in Your Communify JOSTEN'S l' AMERICA'S FINEST CLASS RINGS. ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS Fadory: OWATONNA. MINN. Represenfafive: C. W. WINEGAR GAS .5 Your CO-OPERATIVE QUICK CLEAN-ECONOMlCAL BOOK STORE SERVANT FOR COOKING-REFRIGERATION WATER HEATING !'YOUR UNIVERSITY STORE THE KNOXVILLE GAS CO. MORTICIAN THE FOLLOWING KNOX COUNTY OFFICIALS EXTEND TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I943 Every Wish for Success and Happiness in Life J. FRED BIBB .......... Criminal Cour? Judge HAZEN KREIS Sheriff WALLACE AND KERR MOTOR WALLACE COMPANY Incorporated LOANLREAL ESTATE Dub ' RENTALSP'INSURANCE Dodges, Plymoufhs, Dodge Trucks Chamber of Commerce Building and Used Cars Phone 3-9I22 5I3 N. Gay Knoxville, Tennessee BLAUFELD'S PIPE SHOP i' Fineer Seledion of Pipes in fhe Soufh H6 GAY STREET Phone 3-8l7l ED SCHMID B L U E R EA L ESTATE 725 Market Si. KNOXVILLEl TENN C I R C L E Sysfem of Eafing Houses 865+ Wishes Seniors Office, 408 Empire Bldg. Knoxville. Tennessee FRED BROWN'S. Inc. 7 CLEANING AND O L S LAUNDRY CO.. INC. I504 W. Cumberland Ave. B. Y. WALLACE CHARLES A. WALLACE KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT COMPANY I933 EaswL Magnolia Avenue THE I943 VOLUNTEER IS BOUND IN A KINGSKRAFT COVER Designed and Produced by KINGSPORT PRESS' INC. Kingspor+. Tennessee Thaf Friendly Bank BANK OF KNOXVILLE Marke1L af Church Member Federal DeposH Insurance Corporafion Volunfeer Is Good Cemenf VOLUNTEER PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY KNOXVI LLE. TENN ESSEE THOMPSONS lncorpora+ed OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE I943 VOLUNTEER All por+rai+s appearing in +his publicaHon have been placed on file in our sfudios and can be duplica+ed a+ any fime for personal use. Wri+e or call for furfher informafion Telephone 2-2I53 6I3-I5 Lowry S+ree+ P. O. Box 788 KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE LECONTE MEAT MARKET Mea+ You Wi+h +he Besf 1228 Eas+ Main Avenue Phone 3-7l33 SPENCE SHOE COMPANY VAN HUSS AND HERBERT 430 Soufh Gay Sfreef I9II W. Cumberfcnd Ave. We Shoe +he Whole Family We Specialize in Sfreef Cloi'hes and Evening Dresses Knoxville, Tennessee Phone 2-3819 KAY'S OF KNOXVILLEl INC. COMPLIMENTS OF e ai ers and Manufac urers of Ice Cream LIPPNER'S Large Variefy of Ice Cream and Sherberf FISH MARKET STORES LOCATED IN CONVENIENT PLACES AROUND TOWN DUNLAP REGAS COFFEE SHOP TRUNK 3 LEATHER SHOP Special Choice Sizzling Sfeaks. Chicken Dinners and Delicious Sandwiches Luggage and Ladies Hand Bags Hose. Gloves. Jewelry Mosf Complefe Sfock in Easf Tennessee 3-6342 l70l W. Cumberland Ave. HARRY V. REGAS. Mgr. EAST TENNESSEE PACKING CO. SELECTD The HAM delicious SELEDTD The BACON delicious The Soufh's Larges? lndependeni Meaf Packers Keep Your Meaf Dollar in Hue Soufh WOODS-TAYLO R-COX Men's Clofhing and Furnishings Ladies' Shoes 422 Soufh Gay Sfreef Knoxville, Tennessee HOTEL ANDREW JOHNSON Smarf Knoxvillians Know! Therek a TAVERN in +he Town-Upfown af +he ANDREW JOHNSON Fine Foods, Served in an A+mosphere You'll Enioy GOOD CLOTHING FOR EN. WOMEN. and BOYS THE FINEST lN FINE FURNITURE IFOWLIER BROWNS COMPLIMENTS s p E c .AL ,3? J. c. MAHAN MOTOR COFFEE 1A COMPANY 5sz 6; HOLMES-DARST COAL CORP. CALVIN HOLMES. Presidenf OFFICES: HAMILTON BANK BLDG. Knoxville. Tenn. TRANSPORTATION BLDG. Cincinnafi SECURITIES BLDG ............... Des Moines MURPHY BLDG .................. Defroif C. 8 S. BANK BLDG ................ AHanfa MONTGOMERY BLDG .......... Sparfanburg. S. C. OUR DOUBLE SCREENED HOUSEHOLD STOKER FUELS Designed and Prin+ed by BENSON PRINTING CO.I NASHVILLE