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In the pages to follow you will see a representation from each phase of life and activities that was carried on at the University of Tennessee during the school year 1948- 1949. At the beginning of the fall quarter, the students found themselves engrossed in a calendar of activities greater than ever before at the Hill. For this reason we heard many, many moans when the time for finals rolled around, but now that it is all over and everyone has made those astounding A” we begin to show you, the students, just what you did last year. FEATURE RE EK TIVITIE A CLASSES ATHT FTirS MEMPHISDIVISION JIXSL. In the many years past with all the gripes and complaints about how the student body was being persecuted with rules and regulations of all sorts, we pause now to show you, the student body, just how important and vital you are to the University of Tennessee. ■ The student body does many things: control their own elections, run their own government, write and edit their own publications, and in- directly run the whole University. You, the student body, will see the progress you have made through the still life of the photographs in this annual. You will see how you have labored and played all at the same time. To you, students, we give you VIRGINIA § FGI WJTTONMN I • WH® «TUB 1 V Mill SHIV Sl[ is ftwiPB mis your annual The 1949 VOLUNTEER. | mm m ■ ODR NEW PRESIDENT _i__________A_______ i t at i —n_ We, as students, are honored in dedicating our annual, the 1949 VOLUNTEER, to such a deserving and distinguished gentle- man as our new President, Dr. C. E. Brehm. We realize that this is Dr. Brehm's first year as president of the University of Tennessee and that through his consentrated efforts our University is growing both in quantity and quality. President Brehm has had placed upon his shoulders a responsibility of the utmost importance to us as students and to the future of the University. The University is now undergoing a great change in the way of many improvements on the campus and new buildings and we feel that Dr. Brehm is indeed qualified in every way for his position to lead us on in these improvements. This dedication is to serve as a tribute to our new president. Dr. C. E. Brehm. N MISS TE Ono of tho highest honors a girl can receive at the University of Tennessee is that of being selected by tho student body in the fall elections as their choice of the ideal girl to reign as Miss Tennessee for the school year. Five foot two. blue eyed Virginia Hutton of Knoxville was selected by the sludents as tho 19-48 Miss Tonnossoo. Glnny. as she is known to all, was crownod at the annual Beauty Ball by Govornor olect Gordon Browning. During her four years horo at Tennessee Ginny has won many honors with her warm smile and friondly per- sonality. She was selected by the Ag Club as Barnwarming Ouoen, her sorority Alpha Delta Pi elected her as their president and this year was selectod at the Beauty Pageant as one of the Univorsity Beauties. It is with groat prid© that wo tho students of Tonnossoo present on those pages our Miss Tennessee lor 1948. Miss Virginia Hutton. VIRGINIA HUTTON N N E S S E E 1 n E D N T E A D T Ir+Oit x linjirt • i . - ■ • At Uilt tl o I an enclosing the picture ol U.o 24 b '.uti fui ycung vooen of The University of Tennessee. The Jud'es t n b '0 feetsy Talbst blackvall, Iditor-ls- cfcief of MAIWOISKA am ItedenolSelU' UYXM, Itancy CAroutt , College Hcorc Wltor of HALBdiOXJ! ena I. It ves difficult aakltio the choices ac all candidates are Attractive. Although ve coapllvo vitii your Instructions to liet then fro a oo« to twenty-four, v f« cur Jud£Mr.t ha been focusea oo tb ’- • the rest con hardly b fe l all CUMlMw. _ ve coaplleo vlti. ycur lnev. —.... ll t then fro ooe to twenty-four, v .. that our jndgaeat ha beer. focusea oo the flr t ten end that the rest can hardly be ccnslcered specifically In order. a photograph of Art. first tea aa- ccnslcered specifically iu .— 1 as also eacloelr.j s photograph of Hrs. Biacavell es you requested. ' - the u—«i of jvur so hue - a u tfssaf B°‘ lady °' M dom0l.0„, 8 ,‘ Talbot B, ckw0n Mu oa Slruun- t «v? The Volunteer Beauty Ball, the exciting extravangaza of the year, v as high-lighted with the presentation of Miss Tennessee by Governor-elect Gordon Browning and the presentation of the twenty-four University of Tennessee beauties by the prominent Knoxvillian, Wayne Parkie. Sixty-five beauties competed for places in the '49 VOLUNTEER at the Beauty Pageant immediately proceed- ing the Ball. The stage setting for the Pageant v as one of breath- taking splendor. The beauties glided one by one through a misty haze of blue drapes to the eyes of the judges where twenty-four were selected and presented at the intermission of the Ball. These tv enty-four along with the final six appear in all their glory and beauty in the following pages of your annual, The 1949 VOLUNTEER. Clothes for the beauty pictures furnished by Sterling House, Knoxville, Tennessee. Hero' how! BELOW: Before—or Alter? BOTTOM: Bo t foot forward LILA CORKLAND ANNA MARIE BUDDE VIRGINIA DOUGHTREY CAROLYN STUBLEY MARY ANN ANDERSON PHIL EVERSOLE MELISSA McMURRAY ANITA SCHUBERT PATTY LOU STEPHENS DELORES CLARK SARA GENTRY ANGIE FARMER PAT PETERSEN MARY ANN TRUSS VIRGINIA HUTTON CAROLYN ROOS CAROL NEWMAN KATHY ALMOND SARA BANKS SIS McCOLLOCH ANN KERR ACE QUEEN CANDIDATES 24 DOT RUTHERFORD RUTHIE KEELING ANNELLE NORTH The boys down under the Hill, Engineers that is, each year pick the four co-eds that they think are most beautiful. Since their choice is not made until after the printing of this book, we present you with the candi- dates rather than the final four. PAT PETERSEN MARYANN FRIEND KATHERINE FOUTCH 2i THE PAN-HELLENIC GIBSON. Prciidont WALLACE. VicoProtidont EVANS. Treaaurer JAMES. Secretary REPRESENTATIVES JO MEYER Alpha Doha Pi JERRY SOUTHERLAND Dolta Zo!a ULLYAN SHAGAN Alpha Epsilon Phi RUTH JAMES .... Kappa Delta MELISSA McMURRY . . . . Alpha Omicron Pi JEAN JOHNSON Phi Mu PEGGY BRISCOE Chi Omega JOAN EDINGTON Pi Beta Phi MARY MILLER V ALLACE Della Delta Delta HELEN GIBSON Sigma Kappa BETSY ANN AYTES . . . Delta Gamma BETTY RULE . . . Zola Tau Alpha 28 First Row Aytes, Briscoe, Johnson. Myer Second Row McMurry, Rule, Shagan, Southerland COUNCIL The Pan-Hellenic Council, composed of two representatives from each of the twelve National Sororities on The Hill, has done an outstanding job as an Advisory Governing Board for many years. The main purpose of this organization is to main- tain on a high plane sorority life and intersorority relations within our University. The most outstanding business transacted dur- ing Council meetings is the revision of rushing rules to conform with present needs and the planning of the annual Pan-Hellenic Worship. t?r PH MUS6 THE MID-RIFF ANCHORS AWF u BEING NICE GETTING BRAINY SOPHISTICATION i sms1 £ « iMCaI ,i4 ’5ms rj ANGELS HEAVENLY SMILE PRETTY FOUR OR MORE ROSES BIG NIGHT __jc hritvu ALPHA DELTA PI HUTTON. Frciidont MEYER. Vice-Prcsidon! RINEY. Secretary HOUSE, Treasurer MARTHA L. ANDERSON Knoxvillo. Tonn BARBARA BRYANT Savannah, Tcnn. FRANCES BICKERS Chattanooga. Tcnn. DORIS CALHOUN Knoxvillo. Tonn. JOAN CALLAHAN Maryvillo. Tonn. SHIRLEY CHAMBERS Knoxvillo. Tonn. MABEL CRENSHAW Clinton, Tonn. MARY JANE DAVIS Knoxville. Tcnn. LYNN DAVENPORT Chattanooga. Tenn. ZOE DOOLEY Knoxvillo, Tonn. AMY DcBUSK Grconovillo, Tcnn. SUE DOWNS McMinnville, Tonn. BETTY DR1NNEN Knoxvillo, Tcnn. PEGGY DUNSMORE Knoxvillo, Tonn. BETTY LEE DOZIER Memphis, Tcnn TINA DUKE .... Eliza bethton. Tcnn. BARBARA EMMONS Norris, Tcnn. BEAKY ESCUE . Momphis, Tcnn. MARIANNE FELTS McKenzie. Tcnn. MARYANN FRIEND Knoxvillo. Tcnn. VIRGINIA FROST Knoxvillo. Tonn. ROSEMARY FRY Knoxvillo, Tcnn. SARAH GENTRY Knoxvillo. Tonn. JEAN GREGG Knoxvillo, Tcnn. ELEANOR GRIFFITH Middlcsboro, Ky. MEMBERS CARTER HARTMAN Knoxvillo. Tonn. MARILYN HARTMAN . Knoxvillo. Tonn. CAROLYN HARVEY Knoxvillo, Tonn. LIVY HILL . . McMlnnvillo. Tonn. MARY ADAIR HOUSE Knoxville, Tenn. RUTH HUDDLESTON Maryville. Tenn, JEAN HUNTER Knoxvillo. Tonn. NANCY HURST Savannah. Tcnn. MARY HUTTON Knoxville, Tenn, VIRGINIA HUTTON Knoxville. Tenn. EVA LOIS JENKINS Knoxville. Tenn. BOBBIE KEMMEft Spring City. Tonn. JIMMIE LE1MERT Knoxville. Tenn. FLORENCE ANN LONG Knoxville. Tcnn. SARA LONG Knoxvillo, Tcnn. JEWEL LUCAS Kingsport. Tcnn. JACKIE MARSHALL Knoxville. Tcnn, MARTHA McMANUS Knoxvillo. Tcnn. HELEN McNElL Memphis, Tenr.. CELESTE MARTIN Chattanooga. Tonn. NANCY MEGEL Memphis. Tcnn. JO MEYER Knoxville. Tcnn. JEAN MEYER . . Knoxville. Tonn. LUCY HALL MOORE Knoxvillo, Tcnn. WYNDHAM PARKEY . . Knoxville, Tenn. BETTY PIERCE CLAIRE PLUMMER CAROLYN PRICE PECCY REDMAN BETTY RINEY PAT RINEY GERRY ROACH SUE ROARK ELIZA ROBENSON MARY ELLEN ROBISON LOOCERT ROGERS South NANCY ROGERS South CAROLYN ROOS . . ELIZABETH SCHAAD NEALE SLOVER FRANKIE SIMPSON CORKEY STRINGE VIRGINIA THORPE SHERILL TOMPKINS NAN WILLIAMSON NORMA WALKER BETTY WOOTEN MARY ANN WOOTEN HARIETT PENDLETON Evens, Ky. Knoxvlllo, Tonn. Knoxville. Tcnn. Memphis, Tonn. Knoxville, Tenn. Knoxvlllo, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn Gallatin. Tonn. Gallatin, Tonn. Pittsburg. Tonn. Pittsburg. Tcnn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Norris. Tcnn. Nashvillo, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Lucy. Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Munlord, Tcnn. Knoxville. Tcnn. 32 Pal© Blu© and White Single Purple Violet Alpha Delta Pi Sorority was founded at Wesleyan Female College, Macon, Georgia, May 15, 1851. Alpha Kappa Chapter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1920. SORORITY First Row: Anderson, Bryant, Calhoun, Chambers, Cren- shaw, Davis, Davenport, Dooley. Second Row: DeBusk, Downs, Drinnen, Dunsmore, Dozier, Duke, Emmons, Es- cue. Third Row: Felts, Friend, Frost,, Fry, Gentry, Gregg, Griffith, C. Hartman. Fourth Row: M. Hartman, Harvey, Hill, Huddleston, Hunter, Hurst, Jenkins, Kemmer. Fifth Row: Leinhart, F. Long, S. Long, Marshall, Martin, Megel, Meyer, Moore. Sixth Row: McManus, McNeil, Parkey, Pendleton, Pierce. Plummer, Redmon, Riney. Seventh Row: Roach, Robenson, Robinson, E. Rogers, N. Rogers, Roos, Schaad, Slover. Eighth Row: Simpson, Stringe, Thorpe, Tompkins, Walker, Williamson. B. Wooten, M. Wooten. 7 ALPHA EPSILON PHI MANIS. Dean COURSE. Sub Dean HURVICH. Scribe ROBINSON, Treasurer MEMBERS JOYCE COHN .... . . . Signal Mountain. Tenn. RUTH MANIS Memphis, Tonn. LILA CORKLAND .... . . Bronx. N. Y. BETTY MARGOLIN .... Memphis, Tonn. REVA GOURSE Bristol, Va. ADELL ROBINSON . . . . Knoxvillo, Tonn. SELMA GREEN . . . . . Knoxvillo, Tonn. JOYCE ROBINSON Knoxvillo, Tenn. MARION HURVICH . . . . Birmingham. Alo. SHIRLEY ROBINSON Knoxvillo, Tonn. JEAN JACOBSON . . . . . Memphis. Tonn. LILLY AN SHAG AN . Knoxville, Tonn. FRANCES KISBER Memphis. Tenn. MARILYN SLOVJS Knoxville, Tonn. DORIS KOHLER Knoxville. Tonn. DORIS WEIL Bristol. Tonn. 34 JEANETTE WEISS Appalachia. Va. Green and While Lily-of-the-Valley Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority was founded at Barnard College, New York, October 24, 1909. Alpha Sigma Chapter at the Univer- sity of Tennessee was founded in 1948. First Row: Cohn, Corkland, Green, Jacobson. Second Row: Kisber, Kohler, Margolin, J. Robinson. Third Row: S. Robinson, Shagan, Slovis, V eil, Weiss. SORORITY McCLAMROCH, Prosidonl TRUSS. VicoProsidont McILWAINE. Treasurer PEOPLES. Soci.Ury MEMBERS CAROL AUGER . . . . . Norris, Tonn. CAROLYN McCLAMROCH KnoxviIIo. Tonn. BETSY BAILEY KnoxviIIo. Tonn. ELEANOR McCLEARY KnoxviIIo. Tenn. MARY A. BOWDEN KnoxviIIo. Tonn. KATE MCDONALD . Memphis, Tonn. MARY JANE BRANDON Sholbyvillc, Tonn. BETTY READ McILWAINE Knoxvllio, Tenn. NANCY BUTLER . Tampa. Fla. MARGARET McILWAINE Knoxville, Tenn. BETTY CHASTAIN KnoxviIIo. Tonn. sally McKinney Fayottoviilo, Tonn. MAXINE CROSWELL Momphis, Tonn. MELISSA McMURRAY Knoxville. Tonn. MARY CURRY Knoxville, Tonn. BARBARA MILLER . . Momphis. Tonn. DOROTHY DODDS . Nashvillo, Tonn. MARY RUTH MONGER Donaldson. Tenn. ANN DOOLEY KnoxviIIo, Tonn. LILY VAN MORRIS Knoxville. Tenn. VIRGINIA ELLIS . . Merchantvillo. N. I. BETTY JEAN MOSELY Memphis. Tenn. PATRICIA GARDNER Ripley. Tonn. MARTHA MYNATT KnoxviIIo. Tonn. MAR ANN GARLAND Sowanoo. Tonn. MARY J. NIEDERHAUSER Donaldson, Tonn. MARY HARRIS KnoxviIIo. Tonn. RUTH ANN PEOPLES KnoxviIIo, Tonn. VIRGINIA HASSEN KnoxviIIo, Tonn. MARY PRINCE . KnoxviIIo, Tenn. HELEN HAWTHORNE . . Churchill, Tonn. BLANCHE REUTHER . . Nashvillo, Tonn. EVAN HEDGE Maryvillo, Tonn. MARY ELLEN ROBERTSON KnoxviIIo, Tenn. MARY KATHERINE JAMES Morristown, Tonn. VIVIAN ROBERTSON Seviervllle, Tenn. MARY JANE JOHNSON Jackson, Tenn. JANE ROEHL KnoxviIIo, Tonn. CRAIG KILPATRICK . Sweetwater. Tenn, SARAH RUDOLPH Clarksvillo, Tenn. SURRY LAKE . . . . . Jackson, Tonn. MARY NELSON RUSSELL Middlosboro, Ky. ELEANOR LYLE . . Rogoravillo, Tonn. RACHEL SAMPLE . . Tenn. CAROLYN SAWYER FANIS SAWYER SHIRLEY SCHROLL rOANNE SHARPE DANNY SHEA VIRGINIA SHOFFNER MARIANNE SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH SALLY STEVENS GOLDSBY SWANN Morristown. Tonn. Morrisiown, Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. LowUbuKj, Tonn. KnoxviIIo, Tonn. Middlosboto. Ky. Columbia. Tonn. KnoxviIIo, Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. KnoxviIIo, Tonn. MARY ELIZABETH SWANK KnoxviIIo. Tonn. BETTY LEE TAYLOR FRANCES TOWNSEND MARY ANN TRUSS IOANNE WALSH MARIE WHEELER MARION WHITE CAROLYN WILSON MARTHA WILSON JERRY WORSHAM NANCY JO WRIGHT Morristown, Tonn. Memphis. Tonn. St. Louis, Mo. Memphis, Tonn. Memphis. Tonn. Jackson, Tenn. Loudon, Tonn. Nashvillo, Tonn. KnoxviIIo. Tonn. Maryvillo, Tonn. 36 Cardinal Red Rose Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority was founded at Barnard College of Columbia University, New York, January 2, 1897. Omicron Chap- ter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1902. SORORITY First Row: Auger, Bailey, Bowden, Builer, Chastain, Cros- well, Curry. Second Row: Dodds, Dooley, Gardner, Gar- land, Harris, Hassen, Hawthorne. Third Row: James, John- son, Kilpatrick. Lake, Lyle, McCleary, McDonald. Fourth Row: E. Mcllwaine, McKinney, McMurry, Miller, Morris, Mosely, Mynatt. Fifth Row: Niedhauser, Prince, Reuther, M. Robertson, V. Robertson, Roehl, Rudolph. Sixth Row: Russell. Sample, Sawyer, Schroll, Shea, Shuffner, M. Smith. S. Smith. Seventh Row: Stevens, Taylor, Town- send, Wheeler, White, C. Wilson, M. Wilson, Worsham. CHI OMEGA CLARKE, Presidon! MAMLETT. Vlee-Prosldonl EDMONDSON. Treasurer SELLERS. Secretary MEMBERS TRANCES ADAMS Humboldt. Tenn, ELEANOR EDMONDSON Clarksville. Tenn. WHITNEY ARNOLD KnoxvlUo, Tonn. JENNY LYNN ELLIS Knoxville. Tonn. ANN BAKER Jacksonville. Tla. BARBARA TERREE Knoxville. Tenn. ETHEL BAUMANN Knoxville. Tenn. RHEA FONDE KnoxvlUo. Tenn. LUCY BAUMANN KnoxvlUo. Tenn. ANN FOWLER Knoxville. Tonn. HARRIET BIBB Knoxville, Tenn. EMILY FRETZ KnoxvlUo, Tenn. BETTY BOSTICK Dyorsburg, Tonn ELIZABETH FROST Elisabethton, Tonn. GRACE BRAD1NG Johnson City, Tenn. MARY FULTON Knoxville. Tenn. PEGGY BRISCOE KnoxvlUo. Tenn. MARTHA JEAN GRAVES.Greensboro. N. C. LOUISE BROOME Knoxville, Tenn BETTY GREER Loudon. Tenn. BETTY BROWN Bolivar. Tenn. NANCY HALE . . . Morristown, Term. HENRIETTA BROWN . Nashville. Tenn. LAURA HAMBOUGH TelLco Plains. Tenn. TAPPY BRUEF Knoxville. Tenn. NANCY HAMLETT . . Tampa , Fla. MIRIAM CARROLL Momphis, Tenn. MARY JANE HARDWICK Cleveland, Tenn. DOLORES CLARKE Knoxville. Tenn. JEAN HARRIS . . . . Spring City, Tonn. MARY BAKER CLAXTON Memphis. Tenn. PEGGY HOFFMAN KnoxvlUo. Tenn. MARY STACY COLLINS Memphis, Tenn. PEGO HOUSE Knoxville. Tenn. ELEANOR CREEKMORE MARILYN CROSS Knoxville. Tenn. KnoxvlUo, Tenn. MARY KATE HUTCHESON Ripley. Tenn. LYNN DAVIDSON KnoxvlUo, Tenn ROLEEN ANN JENKINS Rip’.oy. Tonn. JUNE DOUTY Momphis, Tonn. LAURA KELLY . . Knoxville, Tenn. CHURCHILL DRUMM Knoxville. Tenn. FREIDA LUTZ Loudon, Tonn. JEANNE DUNLAP KnoxvlUo, Tonn. MARY MARKS Clarksville. Tonn. RACHAEL EASLEY . . Bristol. Tonn. JEAN MEEK Allqator. Miss. IOAN MYERS cynthia McConnell FANE McCRARY dot mcintosh LOU ODOM FANE OLIVER SARA PARK MAY ALMA PARKER MARY MELLEN PAYNE BETTY RANKIN FEAN SELLERS BETTY SHELTON CAROLYN SMITH . . MARGARET ANN SNIPES FANE SULLIVAN . . BETTY TESTER NANCY T1NDELL JULIA TUCKER . . BARBARA TUTTLE ANN WILLIAMS VIVIAN WILLIAMS ANN WOOD JEAN WOOD Knoxville. Term. KnoxviUo. Tenn. Woodbury. Tcnn. Memphis. Tenn. Chattanooga. Tonn. Knoxville, Tenn. Cleveland. Tonn. Humboldt, Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Dyeraburg, Tonn. Knoxville. Tenn. . . . Halle, Tonn. Knoxville, Tenn Manchester. Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn Chattanooga. Tenn. KnoxvlUo, Tenn, Morristown, .Tenn. Henderson. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Murfreesboro. Tonn. Murfreesboro. Tenn. 38 Cardinal and Straw Whit© Carnation Chi Omega Fraternity was founded at the University of Arkansas, April 5, 1895. Pi Chapter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1900. SORORITY First Row: Adams, Baker, E. Baumann, L. Baumann, Bibb, Bostick, Brading, Briscoe, Broome, B. Brown. Second Row: H. Brown, Bruff, Carroll, Claxtcn, Collins, Creekmore, Cross, Davidson, Douty, Drumm. Third Row: Dunlap, Easley, Ellis, Ferree, Fonde, Fretz, Frost, Fulton. Graves, Greer. Fourth Row: Hale, Hambaugh, Hardwich, Harris, Hoffman, House, Hutcheson, Jenkins, Kelly, Lutz. Fifth Row: Marks, Meek, Myers, McCrary, McIntosh, Odom, Oliver, Park, Parker, Payne. Sixth Row: Rankin, Shelton, Smith, Sullivan, Tester, Tlndell, Tuttle, A. Williams, V. Williams, A. Wood, J. Wood. DELTA DELTA DELTA PETERS, President CAMPBELL, Vico-Prosldont HAAGA. Treasurer FRANKLIN, Secretary MEMBERS GEN'E ALEXANDER Knoxvillo, T«nn. MARY FARMER Knoxvillo. Tonn. ELIZABETH MOTLEY Memphis, Tenn. KATHY ALMOND Newton Cento:. Mas . BETTY FARROW Boll . Tonn. CAROL NEWMAN Knoxvillo. Tonn. VIRGINIA ANDERSON Knoxvillo, Tonn. ANGIE riSCHER Martin, Tonn. CORIS OUSLEY Knoxvillo. Tenn ANN BAKER . . Knoxvillo, Tonn. BETTY TRANKIN Winchester. Tonn. CONNIE PARKER . . Gatos. Tenn. SARA BANKS Winchester, Tonn. MARTHA JO GULO Memphis, Tonn. JANE PETERS Knoxville. Tonn. PHYLLIS BEWIEY Bristol. Tonn, BETTY HAAGA Momphis, Tonn. EDITH PICKELL Knoxvillo. Tonn JANE BOULWARE Memphis, Tonn. LESLIE HAMMER . Knoxvillo. Tonn. BARBARA PICKLE Knoxvillo, Tenn. MARIE BRAKEBJLL Nashville, Tonn. MARY LOU HAMMER Bristol. Tenn. JEAN PILLOW Memphis. Tenn. AMELIA BRENT Memphis, Tenn. PATSY HENEGAR Knoxvillo, Tonn. CAROLINE RICHARD Monro©, La. NANCY BROYLES Grocr.ovillo, Tenn. JUDY HENSON Knoxvillo. Tonn. HARRIET ROUNDTREE Knoxvillo. Tonn. NANCY BURTON Kingsport. Tonn. DoLOIS HICKS Modisonvillo, Tonn. MARIANNE RUCKS Momphis. Tenn. JANE CAMPBELL Knoxvillo, Tenn. ERWIN HOLLINGSWORTH Johnson City. Tonn. ELLEN SAMPLE Knoxvillo, Tonn. JANE CARMICHAEL Knoxvillo. Tonn. BARBARA JEFFREYS Knoxvillo, Tonn. ESTHER SHANTON Knoxvillo, Tenn. BETTY CHANDLER Knoxvillo, Tonn. MAR7.EE JUDSON Momphis, Tonn. BEVERLY SHARPE Memphis. Tonn. NEIL CLARK Indianola, Mu . JEAN KANE Knoxvillo, Tonn. NANCY SHULAR . Memphis, Tenn. BETTY ANN CLEMENS Knoxvillo. Tonn. RUTH KEELING Kingsport. Tonn. SARA SLICER Knoxville, Tenn. BETTY JEAN COLEMAN Meridian. Mies. SUE KEFAUVER Bothcsda, Md. NANCY STERCHt Knoxvillo, Tenn. CAROL COWAN Knoxvillo. Tonn. EMMA LOU KREGGAR Bluff City. Tenn. CAROLYN STUBLEY Knoxvillo, Tenn. JOAN CRAWFORD Knoxvillo. Tenn. PRISCILLA LEACH Knoxvillo. Tonn. JOAN STUMPF Chattanooga, Tenn. BEVERLY CROWELL Knoxvillo. Tonn. DIXIE ANN MARSH . . Petersburg. Tonn. PAULINE VEAL Knoxvillo. Tenn. SARA DAVIS Knoxvillo, Tonn. LYNN MATHES . Biloxi. Miss. PAT DoBERRY Humboldt. Tonn. NANCY RUTH MeCLANAHAN Columbus, Miss PEGGY VEHR Knoxville, Tonn. JOAN DIEHL Knoxvillo, Tonn. MARILYN MEANS Knoxvillo, Tonn. MARY MILLER WALLACE Knoxvillo, Tenn. JANE DORE Knoxvillo. Tonn. JOAN MEIGHAN Knoxvillo, Tonn. MARION WALLING Knoxvillo, Tonn. AGNES DOUGHERTY . Knoxvillo, Tonn. MARIAN MILLER Knoxvillo, Tenn KAY WEIR Cleveland. Ohio ANGIE FARMER Knoxvillo, Tonn. ANN MORRIS Knoxville, Tonn. PEGGY WOOD Humboldt. Tonn. 40 Silver, Gold, and Blue Pansy Delta Delta Delta Sorority was founded at Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts, November, 1888. Delta Sigma Chapter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1923. SORORITY First Row: Alexander, Almond, Anderson, Baker, Banks Bewley, Boulware, Brakebill, Burton, Carmichael, Chand ler. Second Row: Clark, Coleman, Cowan, Crawford Crowell, DeBerry, Diehl, Dore, Dougherty, A. Farmer, M Farmer. Third Row: Farrow, Fisher, L. Hammer, M. Ham mer, Henegar, Hicks, Hollingsworth, Jeffreys, fudson Kane, Keeling. Fourth Row: Kefauver, Kreger, Marsh Matthes, McClariahan, Means, Miller, Morris, Motley, New man. Fifth Row: Ousley, Parker, Pickell, Pickle, Pillow Rowntree, Rucks, Sample, Shanton, Sharpe. Sixth Row Shuler, Sliger, Sterchi, Stumpf, Veal, Vehr, Wallace, Wal- ling, Weir, Wood. mmmmm - DELTA GAMMA HIER. President DIAMOND. Vice-President DAVIS. Treasurer SHARP. Secretary MEMBERS BETSY ANN AYTES Fayetteville. Tenrt. ALICE ANN BAKER Gallatin, Tonn. ANNA MARIE BUDDE Jackson. Tenn. MARIANNE DAVIS Knoxville. Tonn. EVELYN DoMARCUS Corryton, Tonn. MARIE DIAMOND . . Knoxville, Tonn. SALLY ELLIOTT Oak Ridge, Tenn. NANCY EUBANK Oak Ridgo. Tonn. GAYLE FISER . Oak Ridge, Tenn. BEA HATCHER . Fayetteville. Tenn. HELEN HIER . Knoxville. Tonn. ANNIE LAURA HOBB Dyorsburg, Term. CATHERINE HOFFMANN Elizabothton. Tonn. BETTY JOHNSON Jamostown, Tenn. POLLY KEELE . Manchester, Tonn. SUE KILE Nashville. Tenn. ELEANOR LEA Franklin. Tenn. BETTYE LECHLEITER Nashville. Tenn. LOUISE LEINART Knoxville. Tenn. BETTY LESTER . . . , . Morristown. Tenn. HELEN McFALL Oak Ridge, Tenn. MERRY MASSIF. Columbus, Ga. JANE MITCHELL Athens, Tenn. MARION MOORE Knoxville, Tenn. ANNELLE NORTH MuUroosbcro, Tenn. MARY MARGARET NUCHOLS Oak Ridge, Tenn. JAYNE PATRICK Knoxville. Tenn. JOANNE PILLOW Milan, Tonn. BETTY RICHARDS .... Madisonville. Tonn. GAY RITTS Elizabeth ton, Tenn. JOSEPHINE RUBLE Newport. Tonn. MARGARET SCOTT Knox villo, Tonn. JANET SHARP LaFolIotte, Tenn. JAYNE SHEPHERD Nashville, Tonn. PATRICIA SILER Morristown. Tenn. PATT1LOU STEPHENS . Tullahoma, Tonn, KATHRYN TAYLOR Morristown. Tonn. BETTY THOMPSON Nashvillo. Tonn. ROSAMOND TONCRAY Elizabothton, Tonn. BARBARA WARE So wane©. Tenn. BERTA WATERHOUSE Knoxville. Tonn. MARTHA ELIZABETH WHITE Union City. Tonn. NANCY WILKINS Athens. Tonn. MARGARET YOW Nashvillo, Tenn. 42 Pink, Blue, and Bronze Cream-Colored Rose Delta Gamma Sorority was founded at Oxford Institute, Oxford, Mississippi, January 2, 1874. SORORITY First Row: Aytes, Baker, Budde DeMarcus, Elliot, Fisher, Hatcher. Second Row: Hobb, Johnson, Keele, Kile, Lea, I-echleiter, Leinart. Third Row: Lester, McFall, Massie, Mitchell, Moore, North, Nuckols. Fourth Row: Patrick, Pillow, Richards, Scott, Stephens, Taylor. Fifth Row: Thompson, Toncray, Ware, Waterhouse. White. Wilkins. DELTA ZETA EVANS. President SOUTHERLAND, Vice-President WILLIAMS. Treasurer FRANKLIN. Secretary MEMBERS CELESTINE ALONSO Knoxville, Tonn. MARY FRANCES JOSEPH Chattanooga, Tenn. DOT BINKLEY Old Hickory. Tonn. JOYCE MAY . Oak Ridge. Tonn. MARGARET BLACK . . . . Mascot, Tonn. bitty McCullough Knoxvillo, Tonn. WINIFRED BRADFORD Miami. Fla. REBECCA McGOWAN .... Union City. Tenn. IRMA JEAN BROOKS . . . Madison, Tonn. MARGUERITE MILLER . . . . . Hardman, Tenn. GWENN BROWN . . . LaFoIletto. Tonn. BILUE MJNCEY Knoxville, Tenn. OLVA LEE BROWN . . . . . . Chattanooga, Tonn. LOUISE MONGER Swoeiwaler, Tenn. RITA BURTON Nashvillo, Tonn. ALICE MOORE Nashvillo, Tonn. BARBARA CALLAV AY . . Knoxville, Tenn. KATHRYN MORROW .... Columbia, Tonn. SUSAN CARDWELL . Lenoir City, Tenn. BETTY NEUBERT . ... Knoxville, Tenn. REBECCA DARNELL Knoxville, Tonn. BETTY REEL CORALYN DROKE Bristol. Tonn. BARBARA SHREVE ... Knoxvillo. Tonn. MARJORIE DUNCAN . . . . . . Harisvillo. Tonn. GLORIA SHREVE . . . . . Knoxvillo. Tenn. ANNA LYNNE EVANS . . ... Knoxvillo. Tonn. BETH S1PHERS East Stono Gap, Va. FRANCES FOX ... Blaino, Tonn. PHYLLIS JEAN SMITH Nashville, Tonn. MARILYN FRANKLIN . . Knoxvillo, Tonn. JERRY JEAN SOUTHERLAND Memphis. Tenn. JAMIE GIBBS . . . . Knoxville. Tonn. SARA SPENSER . . . . Tallulah, La. ESTOLEEN GIBSON ... . Mascot. Tenn. ANN 71PPS Lynchburg, Tonn. ALMA GRAINGER Nesquohoning, Pa. NINA TOLLEY Lynchburg. Tenn. NANCY GRANT . . . . Shouns, Tonn. BARBARA VOGEL ..... . . Chattanooga, Tenn. JOANNE HUNT Nashvillo. Tonn. MARTHA ANN WILLIAMS Knoxvillo. Tonn. HELEN JEFFERY . . . . Kingsport, Tenn. RUBY WILLIAMS Knoxvillo, Tonn. REBECCA JOHNSON BARBARA WITT . . Knoxville, Tenn. 44 Old Rose and Nile Green Killarney Rose Delta Zeta Sorority was founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, October 24, 1902. Beta Lambda Chapter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1933. SORORITY First Row: Alonso, Binkley, Black, Bradford, Brooks, Brown, Burton. Second Row: Callaway, Darnell, Droke, Duncan, Fox, Franklin, Gibbs. Third Row: Gibson, Grain- ger, Grant, Hunt, Johnson, May, McGowen. Fourth Row: Miller, Mincey, Moore, Morrow, Neubert, B. Shreve, G. Shreve. Fifth Row: Siphers, Smith, Tipps, Tolley, Vogel Witt. KAPPA DELTA BODX1N. Prosidont MINTON. Vico President HOLT. Treasurer SMITH. Secrotary MEMBERS BETTY JANE ANDERSON CAROLYN ANDERSON CHARLOTTE ANDERSON PATSY ARNHART MARY JO BALDWIN BETTY BARNES CAROL BERRY . . MARY LOU BODKIN ESTELLE BREWER JEAN C A WOOD DOROTHY COBB . . JEAN COLLIER SARA JUNE CRAWFORD BARBARA CRUZE JANE DAVIS ANN DIGBY ELAINE DILLOW BEVERLY DOOD GAIL DONAISON . . . MARY ELLEN DONNELLY BECKY EIDREDGE . GLORIA ENMAN PHILLIP EVERSOLE Oak Ridge, Tonn. JOAN GAMMILL Shelbyvllle. Maryvllto. Tenn. JANE GREENWAY . Ducktown. Knoxville, Tenn. JOY HARPER Oak Ridge, Knoxvlllo, Tenn. DOROTHY HAY SholbyvlUe, Lenoir City. Tonn. BETTY JO HEFNER Knoxville, Bristol, Tonn. DELORES HILL Oak Ridge. Momsburg. Tonn. BLANCHE HOLT Maryville. Wo li;old. N. |. BOBBYE HUMPHREYS . Paris, Knoxvlllo. Tonn. RUTH JAMES . . Gulfport, Kivoxvillo, Tenn. JANE JONES Harrlman, Oak Rldgo. Tenn. ANNE KAUFFMAN Oak Ridqo. Memphis, Tonn. RUTH ELLEN KELLEY . Memphis. Whltovlno. Tonn. BEVERLY KREIS Knoxville, Knoxvlllo, Tonn. BETTY JO LAMBD1N Knoxville. Knoxvlllo. Tonn. MARY LANE Oak Ridge. Momphls. Tenn. JUDY LEITH Eliza beihion. Jonesboro, Tenn. PATSY LYNCH Knoxvlllo. Kingsport, Tonn. mary McCullough Norrl . Chattanooga. Tenn. BETTY McMAHAN . Knoxville. Houston, Toxas BARBARA MEANS Knoxvlllo, Trenton. Tonn. HELEN MINTON . Maryville, Ashovlllo, N. C. MARTHA MORTON Manchester, Oak Ridge, Tenn. JUSTINE NEEDHAM . Knoxvlllo, Tonn. NAN NEWSON Knoxville. Tenn. Tonn. PHYLLIS OTTINCER Knoxville. Tenn. Tonn. HARRIET PERRY Fountoin City. Tonn Tonn. PAT PETERSEN Knoxvlllo, Tonn. Tonn. BETTY PORTER Clarksville. Tenn. Tonn. MARY JANE RAGSDALE Knoxvlllo, Tonn. Tonn. PATRICIA RAVAGE Oak Ridge. Tonn Tenn. ACIMA REGAS Knoxvlllo. Tenn. Miss. LOIS RICHARDSON Knoxvlllo, Tonn. Tenn. BETTY ANN RILEY Oak Ridge. Tonn. Tonn. MARY LIB RCCHAT . Knoxvlllo. Tenn. Tenn. VIRGINIA SCHULTZ Knoxvlllo. Tenn. Tonn. MARVILENE SCRUGGS . Memphis, Tenn. Tenn. BITSY SHEETS . RoqorsviHe. Tonn. Tonn. Tonn. BEVERLY SHIVERS Momphls, Tonn. M1MI SIMS . Oak Ridge. Tonn. Tonn. Tonn. MARGARET SMITH Memphis. Tenn. Tonn. FAYE ST1DMAN Kingsport. Tenn. Tonn. JEAN STONE . . . Eliz bothtcn. Tenn. Tonn. ANN SULLIVAN Momphls, Tonn. Tonn. MARINA TSAGARIA Knoxvlllo. Tenn. Tenn. PAT WILLIAMS Knoxville. Tenn. 46 Olive Green and Pearl White White Rose First Kappa Delta Sorority was founded at the Virginia State Normal School, October 23, 1897. Alpha Epsilon Chapter at the Uni- versity of Tennessee was founded in 1925. SORORITY First Row: Anderson, Arnhart, Baldwin, Barnes, Berry, Brewer, Cawood, Cobb. Second Row: Collier, Crawford, Cruze, Davis, Digby, Dillow, Donaldson, Donnelly. Third Row: Eldridge, Enman, Eversole, Gammill, Greenway, Harper, Hefner, Hill. Fourth Row: Humphreys, James, Jones, Kauffman, Kelly. Kreis, Lambdin, Leith. Fifth Row: Lynch, McCullough, McMahan, Morton, Needham, New- som, Ottinger, Perry. Sixth Row: Petersen, Porter, Rags- dale, Ravage, Richardson, Riley, Rochat, Shultz. Sevonth Row: Scruggs, Sheets, Shivers, Sims, Smith. Stidham, Stone, Sullivan, Williams. WHITE. Preiident WALLACE. Vico-Prei ldont BRIDGE, Treasurer PEGGY ALEXANDER . RUTH BELCHER . . . ANITA BELL............ BARBARA 8ENZ1NGER . VIRGINIA BOTTOM BETSY BRIDGE MARY BUCHANAN . CAROL BURNS HELEN CAROL CARTWRIGHT MARGARET CHRISTIAN BETTY ANN CONNER GWENDOLYN COULTER HILDA COULTER WINNIE CULLOM DOROTHY DANIEL ANN ELIZABETH DoCLUE DOROTHY GRACE DRAKE . DOROTHY LEATH DUNCAN MARY ANN ELLIS . . MARTHELLA GORDON . Jackson. Miss. Miami. Fla. Knoxvillo, Tcnn. Knoxville. Tcnn. Knoxville, Tcnn. Knoxville, Tcnn. Knoxvlllo, Tonn. Knoxville, Tcnn. Athens, Tonn. Fort Belvoir, Va. Memphis. Tonn. Knoxville. Tonn. Knoxville. Tcnn. Nashville. Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tenn. Knoxville. Tcnn. Knoxville. Tcnn. Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Commerce, Ga. NANCY JUDEAN CREENWAY Knoxvillo. Tenn. JOHNNY LOU HOLLOWAY Spring City. Tenn. MEMBERS BETTY HAMILTON Knoxvillo. Tcnn. ELIZABETH HARNE HANCOCK Knoxville, Tenn, LUNETTE HATHCOTE GLORIA HORTON WILMA JEAN HOUSTON JEAN HULL . . JEAN JOHNSON Knoxvillo. Tonn. Atlanta. Ga. Spring City, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tenn. Knoxville, Tcnn. LILLIAN ALICE JOHNSON . Huntingdon. Tonn KATHRYN EVANS JONES MARY HELEN JONES MARY VIRGINIA JONES ANN O NITA KENEMER LARNA KENT . NANCY LIEBECK LOOSE JOAN DELYTE MAYES. VIRGINIA McCAMPBELL KATHRYN McCLURE MARY E. McCOLLOCH SARAH ELEANOR McEVER BARBARA LEE PARKER CAROLYN PIPKIN GLENDA POPE PIPKIN Knoxville. Tonn. Fountain City, Tenn. Knoxvtlle, Tonn. . Dalton. Ga. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Cholsoa, Mich. Grovo City, Pa. Knoxville, Tonn. Knoxville, Tcnn. Knoxville, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxville. Tonn. Knoxville, Tenn. VIRGINIA ANN REED Old Hickory. Tcnn. BETSY ROSS . Germantown. Tenn. MARY ELIZABETH RUDDER Knoxvillo, Tcnn. LINDA RUST Knoxville, Tonn. DOROTHY RUTHERFORD Knoxvtlle. Tonn. GEORGIANNA MAUDE SEAL Atlanta. Ga. NANCY ELLEN SHANNON Knoxvillo. Tonn PATRICIA LUCILLE SHAW Fountain City. Tenn. BETTY SHERRILL Knoxvillo. Tenn. PATSY STRONG - Knoxville, Tenn. LYNN ROSE STANSBERRY Knoxville. Tenn. MARJORIE TEMPLE Fountain City. Tenn. BERYL MOULTON TITUS . Fountain City. Tonn. FAYE VAN PELT Knoxvillo, Tenn. ANN WALKER . Dyorsburq. Tcnn. DOROTHY WALLACE Knoxville, Tenn. ON1DA J. WEISSINGER Chattanooga, Tenn. JANE WOODWARD WHITE Sowanee. Tenn. DORIS (PINKY) WHITE Fountain City. Tonn. BARBARA LEE WILLIAMS Knoxville, Tonn. MARY WILSON Fountain City. Tenn. MARTHA ANN WYLIE Knoxville, Tenn. 48 Rose and White Enchantress Carnation Phi Mu Sorority was founded at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, March 4, 1852. Kappa Chapter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1908. SORORITY First Row: Alexander, Bell, Benzinger, Buchanan, Burns, Cartwright, Christian. Conner. Second Row: Coulter, Cul- lom, Daniel, DeClure, Drake, Duncan, Ellis, Gordon. Third Row: Greenway. Holloway, Hamilton, Hancock, Hathcote, Horton, Houston, Hull. Fourth Row: J. Johnson, L. John- son, K. Jones, M. H. Jones, M. V. Jones, Kenemer, Kent, Loose. Filth Row: McCampbell, McClure, McEver, C. Pip- kin, G. Pipkin, Reed, Ross, Rudder. Sixth Row: Rust, Rutherford, Shaw, Sherrill, Strong, Stansberry, Temple, Ti- tus. Seventh Row: Van Pelt, Walker, Weissinger, White, Williams, Wilson, Wylie. DoVAULT. Prosldont BIPPETOE, Vlco-Prosldonl LEHMAN, Troosuror EVERETT, Socrotary MEMBERS CAROLYN ALLEN..................................Cookovillo, Tonn. MARY ANN ANDERSON .... Cookovillo. Tonn. MOLLY BENSON ...................................Knoxville. Tonn. LOIS BOOP.......................................Knoxville. Tonn. BETTY BROY N...................................Cookovillo. Tonn. BETTY BRUMBY...................................Codortown, Ga. SALLY BURCH........................................Alexandra. Va. BETTY CAMP3ELL......................................Bristol Tenn. JEAN CARTER.....................................Knoxville. Tonn. DORIS CLARDY......................................Bristol, Tonn. JOAN COWELL...................................Chattanooga, Tonn. JEAN DoVAULT...............................Oklahoma City. Okla. JOAN EDINGTON...................................Knoxvillo. Tonn. JACQUELINE ELLIOT............................... Nashville. Tonn. KATHARINE EVERETT ..............................Knoxvillo. Tonn. JANIS HALE..................................... Jonesboro, Tonn. VERNETTE HANNAFORD . . . Knoxvillo. Tonn. BETTY H1SCOCK...................................Knoxvillo, Tonn. KATHERINE WEEKS . . . BARBARA HUFF . Gatlinburg. Tonn. LUCY NEAL JARED Buffalo Valley, Tonn. MARY RALPH JARED Buffalo Valley, Tonn. CAROLYN JOHNSON . . . . Knoxvillo, Tonn. JOAN JUNK1N . Oak Ridge. Tonn. JOY KUYKENDALL Oak Ridgo, Tonn. PATRICIA LEHMAN Oak Ridgo, Tonn. peggy McClellan . . Bristol, Tonn. ALICE McREYNOLDS Solmor. Tonn. MARY MILLER ... POLLY MURRAY ... . Newport, Tenn. ANN NORMENT ARLYNN PILLING . . . . Shoboygan, Wis. SIDNEY POTTER . . . . . McMlnnvillo, Tonn. EUDELL RIPPETOE Mohawk, Tonn. PATRICIA RUSSELL . . . Columbia, Tonn. KATE TIMBERLAKE . . . Lexington. Tenn. PEGGY WARD .... . Grooncastlo, Tonn. Weymouth, Mass. 50 Wine and Silver Blue Wine Carnation Pi Beta Phi Fraternity was founded at Mon- mouth College, Monmouth, Illinois. April 28. 1867. Tennessee Gamma Chapter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1948. SORORITY First Row: Allen, Anderson, Benson, Boop, Brown, Brum- by. Second Row: Burch, Campbell, Carter, Clardy, Cow- ell, Edington. Third Row: Elliott, Hale. Hannaford, His- cock. Huff, M. Jared. Fourth Row: Johnson, Junkin, Kuy- kendall, McClellan, McReynolds, Miller, Murray. Fifth Row: Norment, Potter, Russell, Timberlake, Ward, Weeks, L. Jared. SIGMA KAPPA SWAN, President CAMPBELL. Vice-President LACK. Treasurer MEMBERS JO ANNE BARKER . . . . Knoxvllio, Term. ZELOTTA KORNDOLFFER . . . . Knoxvllio. Tenn. MARY EVELYN BROWN . . . Maryvllio, Term. MARY KATHERINE LACK . Fountain City. Tenn. BEE BUROELL . . Knoxville, Tenn. DOROTHY LAMBDIN . Knoxvllio, Tenn. DOROTHY CAMPBELL Charlotte, N. C. DOROTHY LANE Matyvillo, Tenn. MARY LOU CARTER Chuckey, Tenn. TROY BELLE LANE . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. BARBARA CATES . . . Fountain City. Tenn. JIMMIE LYNN LONG . . . , Maryvlllo, Tenn. JO DORIS CLAYTON Johnson City. Tenn. ALICE LYLE i 1 5 D. C. LOVELLE CHRISTMAS . . . Hatriman, Tenn. MARGARET MARTIN McMinnville, Tenn. JUNE DALLAS . . . . . . Havana. Cuba JEAN MASON Knoxvllio. Tenn. DOLORES DAVIS . - . Knoxvllio, Tonn. SARA McAFEE . Seviorvillo, Tenn. FAUN DE LOZIER . . . . . . . Maryville, Tonn. CHRISTINE NASHIO .... Johnson City, Tenn. RUTH DR1NNEN MARY PAULUS Knoxville, Tenn. GLORIA DUCKWORTH . . VIRGINIA FRATER . . . Maryvlllo. Tenn. JOAN EDMONDS . Ootewah, Tenn. JANIE ROGERS . . Knoxvllio, Tenn. LENA EVANS . . . . Powell Station, Term, PEGGY RUSSELL Knoxville, Tenn. BARBARA FOX . . , . Memphis, Tonn. ELIZABETH SLEDGE . . . Memphis, Tenn. BETTE GARBER Knoxvllio, Tenn. ADELINE STANSBERRY Knoxvllio. Tenn. HELEN GIBSON .... .... Kingsport, Tonn. MARY STARK . , . Minneapolis. Minn. JIMMIE GARMAN . . Knoxville, Tonn. LOIS STRICKLAND . . Knoxvllio, Tenn. JEAN GRAY BARBARA SWAN Martel, Tenn. DOROTHY GUNN McMinnville, Tenn. PATSY TEMPER Sovlervillo. Tonn. SYLVIA HAMILTON Knoxvllio, Term. ALFREDA TURNER ... Knoxvllio, Tenn. GLADYS HEGGIE Chattanooga, Tenn. DOT TULLIS Oak Ridgo, Tonn. ANNA KATHERINE HOWREN Johnson City, Tonn. CONNIE WALL Union City, , Tenn DOROTHY JAMISON ... TiptonviUo, Tenn, ELIZABETH WARD . Bulls Gap. Tenn. NANCY KING Groonovlllo, Tonn. DIANE WIERSEMA Knoxville, Tenn. PAT KIRK BOBBIE YOUNG . . f 1 I o D. C. 52 Maroon and Lavender The Violet Sigma Kappa Sorority was founded at Colby College, Waterville, Maine, in 1874. Alpha Delta Chapter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1921. SORORITY First Row: Barker, Brown, Burdell, Carter, Dallas, Davis, DeLozier. Second Row: Drinnen, Edmonds, Evans, Fox, Garber, Gibson, Gray. Third Row: Gunn, Hamilton, Heg- gie, Howren, Jamison, King, Korndolffer. Fourth Row: Lambdin, D. Lane, T. Lane, Long, Lyle, Martin, Mason. Fifth Row: McAfee, Prater, Rogers, Russell, Sledge, Stan- berry, Stark. Sixth Row: Strickland, Temple, Tiller, Turn- er. Wall, Ward, Wiersema, Young. ZETA TAU ALPHA TALIAFERRO. President PARTAIN. Vice President SHARP. Treasurer BAKER. Secretary MEMBERS MARY LOUISE BAKER BEVERLY BIBEE BETTY BOWMAN MARILYN DALTON VIRGINIA CAUGH7ERY DORIS DOUGLAS . HELEN DUNCAN CAROLYN ELKINS HELEN FRAZIER . . RUTH GARLAND MARY ELLEN GARMANY FLORENCE GLADISH MARIE HALL BETTY !EAN HARRINGTON DOROTHY ANN HASKELL WANDA HEATHERLY fAMICE HILL BETTY HIPPS BARBARA HOLDER BETTYE HOPPER MARILYN HUNT ANN KERR . . LCTTY HUTTON KING BETTY K1RTLEY . IO LAW.............. jane McCullough ANNETTE McNEILL . . MARY SUE MAYO . BEVERLY MEALS . . . Sparta, Torn . Knoxville, Toxin. Herriman. Tcnn. Asheville, N. C. . Knoxvlllo, Toxin. Sovlorville, Toxin, A «he ville. N. C. Atlanta, Ga. Oak Ridge, Tonn. Momphl . Tonn. Chattanooga. Tonn. Lawrenceburg. Tenn. Knoxville, Toxin. Clinton. Tonn. Winches tor. Tonn. . LaFcllotto, Tonn. Shouns, Tenn. Asheville. N. C. . . Newport. Tonn. . Jackson, Tenn. Nashville, Tonn. Asheville, N. C. Knoxvlllo. Tenn. LaFolietto, Tonn. Louisoville. Tonn. . . Camden, Tor.n. North Lltilo Rock, Aik. Palmoxsvillo, Tonn. Patis, Tenn. MARTHA MORRIS LOUISE MOSELEY IO MOTLOW RUTH MYERS SUE NEWTON BETTY ANN NICHOLS VERN ODOM ELIZABETH OGILV1E SHIELA PARDUE . CATHERINE PARTAIN IUNE PATTERSON CAROLYN POPE ELIZABETH PRIESTLY JOYCE REYNOLDS BETTY RULE ELIZABETH SCHOFIELD DORIS SHARP MARY PAT SHARP GLADYS SHAW CAROLYN STOVALL ANN STRASSER JEANNE STURDIVANT . MARY OUIDA TALIAFERRO DEMETRA TARRANT BARBARA THEJLE . IOHNIE THOMAS DALCR1S VAUGHAN CLARA WALLACE MARTINA WADEWITZ Ripley. Tenn. Winchester. Tenn. Lynchburg. Tenn. Tracy City. Tenn. Oak Ridge, Tonn. Knoxville. Tenn. Parts. Tonn. College Grovo, Tenn. Union City. Tenn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Nashviiio. Tenn. Nashville. Tonn. Memphis. Tenn. Concord, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tenn. Nashviiio, Tonn. LaFolietto, Tonn. LaFolietto. Tenn. Sholbyville. Toxin. Rives. Tonn. Nashviiio. Tonn. Burlii n, Tenn. Oak Ridge. Tonn. . Dyoisburg, Tonn. Knoxville. Tonn. Triune, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tenn. Clinton. Tonn. Elizabothton, Tonn. 54 First Row: Bibee, Bowman, Dalton, Daugherty, Douglas. Elkins, Garland, Garmany. Second Row: Giadish, Har- rington, Haskell, Heatherly, Hill, Holder, Hopper, Hunt. Third Row: Kerr, Kirtley, Law, McCullough, McNeill, Mayo, Meals, Morris. Fourth Row: Motlow, Myers, New- ton, Nickols, Odom, Oglivie, Pardue, Patterson. Fifth Row: Pope, Reynolds, Rule, Schofield, Sharp, Shaw, Sto- vall, Strasser Sixth Row: Sturdivant, Tarrant, Theile, Thomas, Vaughan, Wallace, Wadewitz. Turquoise Blue, Steel Gray White Violet Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity was founded at the Virginia State Normal School, October 15, 1898. Zeta Chapter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1904. SORORITY FRATERNITY RELATIONS WEATHERLY. Pro.Sd.nl DUNFORD. Vico Pro.ld.nl COX. SocroUry-Troo.uror REPRESENTATIVES BILL SKINNER Alpha Tau Omega FRANK H. MARSH Pi Kappa Alpha FREDERICK W. ALLEN . . ... Della Sigma Phi BEVERLY J. RAMSEY, JR. . Pi Kappa Phi FRANK LESTER .... Delta Tau Della JOHN A. AYRES Sigma Alpha Epsilon ROBERT L. NATHAN . . . . . . Kappa Alpha WILLIAM D. DUNFORD Sigma Chi JOHN H. WARD . . Kappa Sigma BRUCE E. HARRISON Sigma Nu ED BONE ... . Lambda Chi Alpha PAUL G. HUGHES .... Sigma Phi Epsilon JOHN R. COX Phi Gamma Doha JACK PLATT Zeta Bela Tau JOE B. BARGER Phi Sigma Kappa DEAN JAMES L. McAULJFFE Advisor 56 The Fraternity Relations Board is composed of one represent- ative from each of the fifteen national male fraternities having chapters at the University of Tennessee. The fifteen fraternity presidents meet with the Board at its regular meetings, held on alternate Monday afternoons. The Board serves as a co-ordinator for the various fraternities and their activities, and passes rules and laws restricting and governing the activities of the Greek organizations. The F. R. B. is now some ten years old, being the baby of former dean of students, John Moseley. During this period it has kept harmony among all fraternity men, and has governed all rushing, dances, parties, and other fraternity business. First Row: Allen, Ayres, Barger, Bone. Second Row: Harrison, Hughes, Lester, Marsh. Third Row: Nathan, Platt, Ramsey, Skinner, Ward. BOARD , u-_ LION STEAKS THE 8IG WALL 'TH SQB TRICKY EH? MAMMY ALPHA TAU OMEGA McVAY, Prosidont JOE C. ALEXANDER JAMES T. ARNOLD HERBERT H. BACON MILLET H. BAILEY GEORGE M. BAKER WILLIAM R. BARNES . WAYNE BAUCUM PERRY N. BIGHAM . . LOUIS W. BLACKLEY WILLIAM T. BOOKMAN CHESLEY L. BOWDEN, JR. BURTON N. BOYD . PAUL H. BOYD JOHN V . BOWERS EDWIN D. BOZEMAN DAN BRA7.LCTON IRA E. BRADF1ELD ROBERT I. BREEDING SAM R. BUCG JOHN H. CALDWELL SAM E. CALDWELL . Ridgloy, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Morristown, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. NashviHo, Tonn. Jackson, Tonn. Paris, Tonn. Hornboak, Tonn. Sparta. Tonn. Riploy. Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Johnson City. Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. Tupolo. Miss. LaGranqo, Ga. Sparta, Tonn. Murioesboro. Tonn. Milan. Tonn. Milan, Tonn. BRUCE A. CHAMBERLIN Johnson City. Tonn. COLIE E. CHANDLER HENRY A. CLAIBORNE JOE D. COCHRAN . . . GLEN A. COLEMAN WILLIAM H COOPER JOHN T. CONNELL EVERETT A COVINGTON HORACE B. CUPP CURTIS W DEAN WILLIAM N. DENDER WILLIAM E DODSON IAMES C. DOUGLAS IACK W. DRINNEN ROBERT N. DRUMM BEN D. CUNAGAN EUGENE N. DUNCAN CYRUS E. DURIO GEORGE A. EDWARDS BLAIR D ERB FRANK P. FAHERTY Jackson, Tonn. Brownsville. Tenn. Knoxville, Tonn. Humboldt. Tenn. Chattanooga. Tonn. . Milan, Tonn. NashviHo. Tonn. Atlanta. Ga. . . . Knoxville. Tenn. Etowah. Tonn. Dyersburg, Tenn. . . SovioTvlllo, Tenn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Great Barrington. Mass. Milan. Tonn. Tampa. Fla. Milan. Tenn. Crossvi’.lo, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Memphis. Tonn. AL G. COVINGTON. Vice-President MEMBERS INCANNON Knoxville, Tonn. Dyersburg, Tonn. . Dresden, Tonn. Spring City, Tonn. JR. Memphis, Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. Johnson City. Tenn. Whltovllle. Tonn. . Waxtraco, Tonn. Middles boro, Tenn. Memphis, Tonn. Tiptonvillo, Tonn. Spring City. Tenn. Memphis, Tonn. , . . . Paris. Tenn. , . Paris. Tenn. . Cincinnati, Ohio Waynesboro. Tenn. Johnson City, Tonn. Etowah, Tonn. . Erwin. Tonn. . . Knoxville. Tenn. Trozovant. Tonn. . Bailey. Tonn. Johnson City.. Tenn. Erwin. Tonn. Nashville. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Dyersburg, Tenn. Somerset. Tenn. Sparta. Tenn. Morristown. Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. . Milan, Tenn. Knoxville. Tonn. Union City. Tenn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Paris. Tenn. Dyersburg. Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Knoxville. Tenn. . Ripley. Tenn. WILLIAM K. FORD . GEORGE DONALD B. GIBSON RICHARD PHIL C. GREEN RICHARD B. GRESHAM JOHN K. GRIFFIN JAMES L GRIFFITH LLOYD I 4AMMOND RICHARD HART WENDELI . C. HAYNES WILLIAM C. HILLEARY JOHN J. HOGAN THOMAS M. HORNER WILLIAM H HORNER JOHN N. hughes RALPH i HUGHES ROBERT WAYNE HOSKINS HAROLD E. JAYNES . RICHARD H. JENNINGS ROBERT E. JOHNSON RICHARD ROBERT R KELLER KYLE R KEESECKER HORACE L. KEY ROBERT H. KLINKE VINCENT E KNOX OSWALD C. KROMER WILLIAM F. LEE JOSEPH 1 F, LESTER JOE B. L OVE CHARLES E. MANNER KENNEDY R MAXWELL GEORGE R McVAY ALRERT M. MILLER . IOHN T. McCASTJLL MOORE. Treasurer IAMES C. PANGLE ROBERT L. PANGLE PAUL N. PARKS ROBERT PATTERSON ALLISON PATTON JAMES E PAULK ERNEST A. PEACOCK. JR. RAY S. PEEBLES THOMAS E. PRICE IAMES A. PICKLE ROBERT A, POORE . DICKEY W. PUCKETT EVERETT H. QUALLS EDMOND RAWLINS DONALD REESE JAMES W. SHERRIL JOEL L. SHORE CHAS. B. SINGLETON. JR. . Trenton. Tonn. ROBERT W. SKINNER . Collierville. Tenn. WILLIAM C. SMITH . CARROLL SWAFFORD GUY T. TAYLOR . CECIL R. TURNER IAMES E. WAGNER JOSEPH F. WALTEMATH JOE L. WARD KENNETH E. WEBSTER DABNEY S. WELLFORD JOE B. WHITLOW . JOE WHITWORTH . WILLIAM J. WILSON HAROLD G. WOODS RICHARD T. WYKOFF WILLIAM G. YARBRO VERNON H. YOUNG . Johnson City. Tonn. . Johnson City, Tenn. Tiptonvllle, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Brownsville, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Tiptonvillo, Tonn. Pari , Tenn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. . Nashville, Tonn. . Newborn, Tenn. . . Milan, Tonn. NashviHo, Tonn. Johnson City, Tenn. Raleigh, Tonn. Norfolk. Va. Rivos, Tenn. BEN J. MOORE WALTER R MOORE CHARLES E. NINE . STEWART L. NUNN GORDON N. ZANE JOHN BLAINE FRANK CRAWFORD IAMES HAYWOOD JOE MEEKS GEORGE RUSKEU. ED THOMPSON Knoxvillo, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Milan, Tonn. Paris, Tenn. Brownsville, Tonn. Memphis, Tenn. McKenzie, Tenn. Great Neck. N. Y. . Cordova, Tonn. Johnson City, Tonn. Germantown, Tonn. . Whitovillo, Tenn. . Jackson, Tonn. Clearwater. Fla. Dyersburg, Tenn. Knoxville, Tonn. . GatUnburg, Tonn. Birmingham. Ala. Memphis, Tenn. Paris, Tonn. Jackson, Tonn. Knoxville, Tenn. Winter Haven, Fla. 60 Sky Blue and Old Gold While Tea Rose Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity was founded at Richmond, Virginia, September 11, 1865. Ten- nessee Pi Chapter at the University of Tennes- see was founded in 1872. FRATERNITY TENNESSEE PI CHAPTER First Row: Alexander, Arnold, Baker, Blackley, Bock- man, Bowden, Boyd, Bowers. Second Row: Boze- man, Bradfield, Breeding, Bugg, J. Caldwell, S. Cald- well, Chamberlin, Chandler. Third Row: Claiborne, Cochran, Coleman, Connell, Cuff, Dean, Dender, Dodson. Fourth Row: Douglas, Drinnen, Drumm, Dunagan, Durio, Erb, Faherty, Fincannon. Fifth Row: Gallimore, Gibson, Graves, Gresham, Griffin, Griffith, Hammond, Haynes. Sixth Row: Hilleary, Hogan, T. Horner, W. Horner, J. Hughes. R. Hughes, Hull, Hos- kins. 62 ALPHA TAD OMEGA First Row: Jaynes. Jennings. Johnson, Jones, Keller, Keesecker, Key, Klinke. Second Row: Knox. Krom- er, Lee, Manner, Maxwell, McAskill, Moore, Nunn. Third Row: J. Pangle, R. Pangle, Parks, Patterson, Pat- ton, Paulk, Peacock, Peebles. Fourth Row: Price, Pickle, Puckett, Qualls, Rawlins, Sherrill, Shore, Singleton. Filth Row: Skinner, Smith, Taylor, Turn- er, Wagner, Waltemath, Ward, Webster. Sixth Row: Wellford, Whitlow, Whitworth, Wilson, Wood, Wy- koff, Young, Zane. 63 DELTA SIGMAPHI CORNWELL. Prosident HOLDER. Troasuror ELLIOTT. SocroUry MEMBERS FREDERICK R. ALLEN Now York. N. Y. HERMAN K. ALVERSON Chattanooga. Tonn. ASA R. AMBRISTER Knoxvillo. Tonn. JOHN R. ARMSTRONG Lexington. Tonn. JOHN A. AUSTIN Loxtngton. Tonn. GEORGE T. BALDWIN. JR. . Chicago. III. JOHN W. BEESON Philadelphia. Miss. ROBERT C. BELL Unicoi, Tonn. ROBERT K. BENNETT Spring Lalco. Mich. EDWIN BLACKMAN Knoxvillo. Tonn. HOMER BLACKMON , Humboldt. Tonn. JACK BROOKS . Chattanooga. Tonn. CHARLES K. BRUMIT Ellwbothtcn. Tonn. JOE B. BURROW . NashvUlo. Tonn. CHARLES M. BYLES Chattanooga. Tonn. JAMES CARDWELL Anniston. Ala. CHARLES R. CASTELLAW Bolls. Tonn. GEORGE O. CATE . Chattanooga, Tonn. LORING H. CLICK Eagan, Tonn. JOHN CORNWELL . Kingsport. Tonn. LEO COSTELLO Chattonooga. Tonn. RICHARD L. DERAMO CoraopolU. Ponn. WILLIAM R. DERAMO Coraopolis, Ponn. THOMAS F. DROST Scranton, Ponn. JOHN B. ELLIOTT . Athon , Tonn. ROBERT H. GIBBS Knoxville, Tonn. THOMAS GIBSON . . . Lexington, Tonn. RICHARD S. GORDON Knoxvillo. Tenn. REX F. GREGORY . Red Bank. Term. ROBERT E. HERRING Memphis, Tonn. JAQUE D. HEYEN Pennington, N. J. MURREL HICKEY Boarden. Tonn. GEORGE HOBBS . NashvUlo, Tonn. HUGH R. HOLDER . Newport, Tenn. HAROLD T. HOGUE Chattanooga, Tcnn. WILLIAM E. JEFFERY Vineland. N. J. JAMES W. JORDAN Whitehaven, Tenn. JOHN KENNON Pari . Tenn. TRED KEY Ricevllle. Tenn. HERBERT M. KING Pennington Gap, Va. JOHN J. KNIGHT Brownliold. Texas FREDERICK L. KNOWLES Memphis, Tenn. HARRY LACKEY Lynchburg. Va. PERRY LANE . Grand Junction, Tenn. MARK LEACH Chattanooga, Tenn. CARR W. LEAVITT Chattanooga, Tonn. HUDSON LEE Chattanooga, Tonn. ANDREW C. LOGAN Alexandria, Va JOHN F. LONAS Knoxvillo, Tonn. FREDERICK E. LYNCH UFollette, Tonn. ROBERT T. McCLEARY Philadelphia. Penn. A. DAVID McGREDE DoRlddor. La. ROBERT L. McSWEEN Fountain City. Tonn. OlEN H. MARSHALL . Rutledge. Tenn JAMES E. MARTIN Lexington. Tonn. JOHN C. MASK Motnphls, Tonn. WILLIAM B. MATTHEWS Memphis, Tonn. EDWARD C. MOORE Memphis, Tenn. JAMES L. MYRACLE Lexington. Tonn. RUSSELL NERREN Memphis. Tonn. ERNEST P. NF.W8ERN Memphis, Tonn. MICK ODLE . Sugar Tree, Tenn. R03ERT K. PARHAM Memphis, Tenn. CLOYD F. PARMAM Pomano Beach. Fla. THOMAS R. POTTS Nashville, Tenn. JAMES RAY Grand Junction. Tonn. LYLE REID Bells, Tenn. HUGH RICHARDSON Grand Junction. Tenn. KEN ROY Fountain City. Tenn. JAMES R. SCANLAN Chattanooga. Tenn. JOSEPH SHANNON Memphis. Tonn. WALTER SHEA Knoxvillo. Tonn. ROBERT SMITH Knoxville. Tenn. WILLIAM A. STRONG Whltohavon. Tonn. JAMES SNOW Grand Junction. Tenn. ROBERT W. TAYLOR Yuma. Tonn. WILLIAM TOME . . Philadelphia, Penn. DONALD VANDAGRIFF Chattanooga. Tenn. DOUGLAS Z. WALKER Memphis. Tonn. 64 Nile Green and White White Carnation Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity was founded at the College of the City of New York, December 10, 1899. Omicron Chapter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1931. NO ARGUMENT HERE BEND, PLEDGE! 0 M I C R 0 N CHAPTER First Row: Allen. Armstrong. Beeson. Bell, Bennett. Brooks. Second Row: Brumit, Burrow, Byles, Card- well, Cate, Click. Third Row: Costello, R. Deramo, W. Deramo. Gibson. Gregory, Herring. Fourth Row: Heyen, Hickey, Hogue, lerfery. Key, Knight. Filth Row: Knowles, Leach. Leavitt, Lee, Logan. 66 DELTA S First Row: Lonas, McCleary, McGrede, Marshall, Martin, Mask. Second Row: Matthews, Moore, My- racle, Nev bern, Odle, Parham. Third Row: Parman, I G M A PHI Potts, Ray, Reid, Richardson, Scanlan. Fourth Row: Shannon, Shea, Smith, Strong, Snow. Fifth Row: Taylor, Tome, Vandagriff, Blackmon, Lane. DELTA TAU DELTA MIDDLETON, President BRADSHAW, Vico-Prcsidonl McMILLON. Troasurer KEER, Secretary MEMBERS DAVE ALDRIDGE HENRY ANDREWS JOHN ARNOLD BOB ARRANTS HARRY BAIRD . RICHARD BARRACK HARRELL BARTON BERNIS BEARD BILL BEARD P. C. BRADSHAW BILL BROWN LONNIE BROWN RUSSELL BROWN WALKER CASKIE OTIS CLARK . . IOE COCKE CARLTON COOK BICKNEL COOK BRENT COOKE IOHN CRITTENDEN HAROLD CROOK BOB CUNNINGHAM JIM DAVIS FRED DYKE CARRUS DuBOSE JAMES EDGIN JACK ELLIS GENE ELUSON . JAMES EVANS BERT FERRELL JAMES FREEMAN BOB GILBERT TOM GUTHRIE HAROLD HAMPTON HENRY HANCOCK Natch© . Ml . Pensacola. Fla Winch© !©?. Tenn. Doeatur, Tonn. Dvor. Tonn. Momphl . Tonn. Paris. Tonn. Dresden. Tonn. Martin, Tonn. Dyersburg, Tonn. Jackson. Tonn. . Knoxvlllo, Tonn. KnoxviRo, Tonn. Lynchburg, Va. . Plsaah. Iowa Momphl . Tonn. Memphis. Tenn. . Momphl . Tonn, Momphl . Tonn. Chattanooga. Tenn. Memphis, Tonn Knoxvlllo, Tonn Knoxvlllo, Tenn. Knoxvlllo, Tonn. Norris. Tenn. Nashvillo. Tenn. Knoxvlllo. Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. Oalc Ridqo, Tonn. Momphis. Tenn. Knoxvlllo. Tonn. Morristown, Tonn. Cross Plain . Tonn. . . Battyvillo, Ky. . . Paris, Tonn. HAYWOOD HARRIS CHARLES HARVEY JAMES HAYNES ALVIN HEIDEL GEORGE HENDERSON M. E. HENNEGAR JACK HENNESSEE FRED HOEKE . JAMES HOWELL BILL HOYT CHARLES JACKSON JACK KEER JACK KIDWELL FRED KITTS . GIL KYKER ROBERT E. LEE FRANK LESTER HERMAN LEWIS . SAM LUTZ bill McConnell JACK McCEE bill McKenzie KEN McMAHAN JOE McMILLON DICK MAERKER HAROLD MANESS FRED MAPES CODE MARTIN LAURENS MASSEY JOHN MATHIS JCE MAYBERRY . BERTRAM MAYES WALKER MEACHAM RUDY MICHELIER BILL MIDDLETON KuoxviUo, Tonn. Horriman. Tenn. . Momphl . Tonn. Kr.oxviUo, Tonn. . Clinton, Tenn. Molbourno. Fla. Sylva. N. C. Knoxvlllo. Tonn. Jackson, Tonn. Maryvillo, Tonn. Konnobunk. Mo. Knoxville, Tenn. KnoxviUo, Tenn. KnoxviUo. Tonn. KnoxviUo. Tonn. KnoxvrUo, Tenn. Nashvillo. Tonn. KnoxviUo. Tonn. KnoxviUo, Tonn. Larchmont, N. Y. Ponsacola. Fla. Wost Memphis, Ark, KnoxviUo. Tonn. Ashland City, Tonn. Knoxvlllo, Tenn. Groonlield, Tonn. KnoxviUo, Tonn. . Knoxvlllo. Tonn. Momphl . Tonn. KnoxviUo. Tonn. Sparta, Tonn. Clinton, Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. Knoxvlllo, Tonn. KnoxviUo, Tonn. JIM MONTGOMERY R. A NEWMAN CARL O'BAUGH JERRY OST PHIL PACKARD FRED PARKER . CHARLES PERKINS DON POPE TED RANKIN DICK RICHARDSON PAT R ION- BOB ROSE BOS SCHAEDLE LYNN SEEBER ED SEVIER H. E. SIMPSON DOUG SMITH DICK SMITH BILL STEELMAN . SAM SULLIVAN BILL TARWATER . ERNEST TATE L T. THURMAN HARRY TRYTHALL PILL UNDERWOOD JOE WASHAM MIKE WEATHERLY DON WEBSTER HAROLD WESSON- DICK WHITE BILL WILLIAMSON TOM WOODARD DON WOODMANSEE REES WOODY JOE YANCEY . KnoxviUo. Tonn. KnoxviUo, Tenn, KnoxviUo, Tonn Memphis, Tenn. Win ton-S«lom, N. C KnoxviUo, Tonn. DeFuniak Spqs., Fla. Linden, Tonn. Jackson, Tonn. Chattanooqa. Tonn. Momphl . Tonn, McMinnvillo, Tenn. Momphis. Tonn. Clinton. Tonn. Jackson, Tonn. Nashvillo, Tonn. Memphis. Tonn. Knoxvlllo, Tonn. Hall . Tonn, Cleveland. Tenn. Knoxville. Tonn. KnoxviUo, Tenn Crc viUo. Tonn, . Knoxvlllo. Tonn. Knoxvlllo. Tonn. Loxington. Tonn Nashvillo. Tenn. Knoxvlllo. Tenn. Asheville, N. C. KnoxviUo. Tonn . Humboldt. Tonn. Nashvillo, Tonn. Memphla, Tonn. Bassett. Vq. Knoxvlllo, Tonn. 68 Purple, Gold, and White Iris Delta Tau Delta Fraternity was founded at Beth- any College, Virginia, 1858. Delta Delta Chap- ter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1924. FRATERNITY PLAYTIME RECEPTION COMMITTEE I HAVE SO MUCH MORE I DELTA SHELTA DELT QUEEN, 1949 DELT QUEEN, 1948 DELTA DELTA CHAPTER First Row: Aldridge, Andrews, Arnold, Arrants, Baird Barrack, Barton, B. Beard. Second Row: J. Beard, W. Brown, R. Brown, Caskie, Clark, C. Cook, W. Cook, Cooke. Third Row: Crittenden, Crook, Cunningham, Davis, DuBose, Ellis, Ellison, Evans. Fourth Row: Ferrell, Freeman, Gilbert. Guthrie, Hancock, Harris, Harvey, Haynes. Filth Row: Heidel, Henderson, Hennegar, Hennessee. Hooke, Howell, Hoyt, Jackson. 70 DELTA TAU DELTA First Row: Kitts, Kyker, Lee. Lester, McConnell, Mc- Mahan, Maerker, Maness. Second Row: Mapes, Martin, Massey. Mathis, Mayberry, Mayes, Meach- am, Micheller. Third Row: Montgomery, Newman. Parker, Pope, Rion, Rose, Scaedle, Seeber. Fourth Row: Simpson, D. Smith, R. Smith, Steelman, Tar- water, Tate, Thurman, Trythall. Fifth Row: Washam. V eatherly. Webster, White, Williamson, Woodard, Yancey. 71 KAPPA ALPHA HARBER, President BARRETT. Vice-Presidont ROSS. Secretary MEMBERS JOHN B. ANDERSON .... Etowah. Tonn. RICHARD McKEEL Waverly, Tonn. WILLARD L. ARMSTRONG. JR. . . Memphis. Tonn. Robert Mcknight Murfreesboro, Tenn. CLAUDE P. BARRETT Knoxvlllo. Tonn. CREED MEFFORD Floioncc, Ala. WILLIAM O. BRAKES ILL, JR. Madisonvllto, Tonn. JAMES MICHEALS . . Memphis, Tonn. RICHARD BRAY Memphis, Tonn. WILLIAM J. NAPIER. JR. Colombia. Tonn. JAMES T. BURT Tampa, Fla. ROBERT L. NATHAN Sheliiold. Ala. CHARLES T. CATE ROBERT S. PITTMAN Tampa. Fla. WILLIAM E. COCKRELL. JR. . . Truman, Ark. JOHNS PRICE Knoxville, Tenn. WILLIAM A. COVINGTON. Magnolia, Miss. ROLAND PRINCE Oak Ridge. Tonn. BOBBY C. CROWELL . . Jackson, Tonn. CRAIG REED Hartford. Conn. TERRELL E. DAFFER. JR. ... Norfolk. Va. ALBERT S. RIDDLE Shelbyvillo, Tenn. WILLIAM M. GRAVES . . Westmorland, Tonn. ISAAC W. ROSS Shelbyvillo. Tenn. JAMES GOODMAN . Oak Ridge, Tenn. JOHN SMITH Oak Ridge. Tenn. L T. HACKWORTH Florence, Ala. WILLIAM R. SPRADL1NG Chattanooga. Tonn. KEITH HARBER Olivor Springs, Tenn. WILLIAM If. STANTON. IR. Oak Ridge, Tonn. ROBERT E. HAMES . . Chattanooga, Tenn. J. EDGAR STRAIN . . Memphis, Tenn. HOWARD L. HAY Shelbyvillo. Tenn. S. FRED STRAIN. IR. Memphis, Tenn, EDWARD T. HUNTER . . . Tampa. Fla. HADLEY STREATER . . Columbia. Tonn. WILLIAM D. KIRK Colombia, Ky. JACK C. SWEARINGEN Greenfield, Tenn. THURMAN F. LONGCRIER Knoxville, Tenn. BENJAMIN W. TRAVIS Greenfield. Tenn. VERNON D. LYONS . , Norfolk, Va. JONES WEBB Etowth. Tonn. LINTON A. MASS1E Madisonvitlo, Tenn. HARRY WEHUNT Cleveland, Tonn. JOHN B. MASON . . . Memphis, Tenn. HENRY C. WILLIAMSON. JR. Greenfield, Tenn. 72 Crimson and Old Gold Magnolia and Red Rose Kappa Alpha Order was founded at Washington and Lee University, Virginia, December 21, 1865. Pi Chapter at the University of Tennes- see was founded in 1883. FRATERNITY First Row: Anderson, Armstrong, Brakebill. Bray. Burt, Cate. Second Row: Covington, Graves, Goodman, Hackworth. Hames, Hay. Third Row: Hunter, Kirk, Longcrier, Massie, Mason, McKeel. Fourth Row: Mc- Knight, Mefford, Micheals, Napier, Nathan, Pittman. Fifth Row: Price, Prince, Smith, Spradling, Stanton, Strain. Sixth Row: Streater, Swearingen, Travis, Webb, Wehunt, Williamson. KAPPA SIGMA McCONNELL, President GARNER, Vice-President AGEE. Treasurer R03INS0N, Secretary EMMIT ADKINS Knoxville, Tenn GRADY W, AGO! Pittsburg Lending. Tenn JAMES R AHNHART . Knoxville. Tonn ROBERT BADGER Kingston. Tenn M A LOOM BAKER Memphis. Tenn TOMMY BARNE1T Memphis. Tenn CLARENCE D. BLAKNEY Memphis, Tenn V M. J, BLATCHLEY. JR. New Haven. Conn JAMES BROOKS Memphis. Tenn TOMMY BRYAN Memphis. Tenn IUDSON B. BURROUGHS Nashville. Tenn DAVID BUSH R. E. BUTTS HAROLD BYARS . . WILLIAM A. BYRD STEVE CAKMES WORTH CAMPBELL JEAN A. CARSON FRED C. CLARK DUKE B. CLEMENT ROBERT H. COE FRED COLEMAN EDWARD CONMETTE . TOM CCOPWOOD WILLIAM CORN JIM COPE!.AND JOHN D. CROWELL. JR WINBURN G. CURRIE ROBERT DANNER ROBERT F. DODSON HUGH DONALDSON JOE DOSSETT WILLIAM DREWREY . WARREN DUGGAN JOHN DUKE DAVID DUKES TOMMY EDDINS C'-RLYLE T. ELLIOT ROBERT V. ELLIOT JOHN ELLIS WATER FELIX JACK FERRER Maryville. Tenn. Jackson. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Miami. Fla. Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Oneida. Tenn. Greensboro. N, C. . Momphis. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Memphis. Tenr.. Nashvillo, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Cleveland. Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn Jackson. Tenn. .Knoxville. Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Jellico. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. . Memphis. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. Chattanooga. Tenn. Chattanooga. Tenn. Jelferton Ciiy. Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. MEMBERS SANFORD GARNER VERNON C. GILBERT JOE C. GOUrFON SOB GREELEY SANDY GRAVES JAMES GREER JOHN J. GREER . JERRY W. HARPER JOE HAYES JOHN E. HAYES ALRERT G. HEINS SILL HENDERSON ROGER HIXON DAVID V . HOKE LAWRENCE HORD . TOM HORTON FREO HOVEY BRUCE IVY. JR JAMES P JENNINGS WILLIAM JETT BILL H. JOHNSTON JACK JOHNSTON SUL JONES JOE H LEONARD WILLIAM LITTER ER. Ill FRANK K LOVE REGINALD LOVELACE HOWARD W. lOVELESS WI« LIAM H. I UCK FRANK A. MAXWELL WA'tACE MrCLURE Edward i McConnell . GROVFR MrOORMICK HARRIS McORAW DANNY McREYNOlDS FRANK A. McSPADDEN CHARLES B MOORE JAMES D. MYERS JOHN P. NASH HER8ERT P. NEFF ED OEHMIG Nashville. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxville, Ttnn. Maryville, Tenn Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxvillo, Tenn. Chattanooga. Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn Knoxville. Tenn Knoxvillo. Tenn, Chattanooga. Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. Momphsi, Tenn. . Rome, Ga Knoxville. Tenn. O see la. Ark. Rome. Ga. Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxville. T-nn. Knoxville. Ttnn Ashland City. Tenn. Chatianootj’. Tenn Memphis. Tenr. . Stuttgart. Ark Momphis. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. . Challanocga. Tenn, Memphis. Tenn Prad'-n. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Momphis. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Momphis. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Chaitanooga, Tenn. JAMES ORR RUSSELL OZANNE. 1R. MELVIN C PANNEIL VERNONONEAL PAUL RUBIN PAYNE . ARTHUR PICKLE R03ERT D. PORTER 7HOMAS H. RANDALL BILL F. REGAS GLENN E. ROBINSON JIM ROGERS STEPHAN L. ROGERS SAM ROSE WILLIAM ROSE JOHN H. SCOTT JOHN SCRUGGS COYLE SHEA PETER M. SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH WILBURN SMITH WILLIAM SOSNA . GILBERT STEIN JESSIE N. STEVENSON EARL R SULLIVAN . C INTON TAYLOR JOHN TAYLOR ELMER THOMPSON R. N. T1MBERLAKE IIV VESTER THOMAS M. VESTER C RL M. VODER BRUEGGE MSRtc F. VODER BRUEGGE EDWARD L WATSON tOHN T. WATSON tOHN H. WARD K'-RL H WARREN BENIAMIN WH SEASON EDGAR M. W1LKERSON JAMES L. WILKERSON GEORGE A. WILSON PHIL WRIGHT . Knoxville. Tenn. Momphis, Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Moorchoad City. N.C. Knoxville. Tonn. Knoxville. Tonn. Rcme Ga. Memphis, Tonn. . Knoxvillo, Tenn. Knoxvillo, Tenn. Chattanooga. Tenn. South Pittsburg, Tenn. Kingston. Tenn. Cleveland, Tenn. Pikevillo. Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. Kingston. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Chattanooga, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tenn. Chattanooga. Tenn. . Memphis, Tenn. Jellico. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. New Market. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn Memphis. Tenn. Memphis, Tonn Knoxville. Tonn. Momphis. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Martin. Tenn. Grider wood. Ttnn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashvillo. Tenn. Knoxvillo. Tenn. Momphis. Tonn 74 Scarlet, White and Emerald Green Lily-of-the-Valley Kappa Sigma Fraternity was founded at the University of Virginia, December 10, 1869. Lambda Chapter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1880. FRATERNITY YOU CAUGHT ME OFF GUARD THAT’S A TREE! WHAT A BUSH LAMBDA CHAPTER First Row: Arnhart, Badger, Blakeney, Blatchley, Brooks, Burroughs, Bush. Second Row: Butts, Byars, Byrd, Cakmes, Campbell, Clark, Clement. Third Row: Coe, Cbleman, Connette, Coorwood, Corn. Copeland, Currie. Fourth Row: Danner, Dodson, Donaldson, Duggan, Duke, Dukes, Eddins. Fifth Row: T. Elliot, Ellis, Felix, Ferrer, Goufion, Greeley, Graves, Greer. Sixth Row: J. E. Hayes, J. M. Hayes, Heins, Hixon, Hoke, Hord, Horton, Hovey. 76 KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY First Row: Ivy, Jennings, Jett, Jones, Litterer, Love, Lovelace. Second Row: Loveless, Luck, McClure, McCormick, McCraw, Mazewell, Myers. Third Row: Oehmig, Pannell, Paul, Payne, Pickle, Porter, Regas. Fourth Row: J. W. Rogers, S. L. Rogers, Rose, Scott. Shea, P. Smith, S. Smith. Fifth Row: G. W. Smith, Sosna, Stein, Sullivan. Timberlake, J. Vester, Brueg- ge C. Vorder. Sixth Row: J. Watson, Ward, Warren, B. Wilkerson, E. Wilkerson, J. Wilkerson, Wilson, V right. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA PARKS. President BRIGHT. Vice-President KERBAUGH, Treasurer HALL. Secretary JOHN W. ADDLEBURG Surgoinsville. Tenn. SAMUEL H. ANDERSON Kingsport. Tonn. GEORGE S. APPLETON Nashvillo. Tonn CARL B. ARCHER . Kingsport. Tonn. SAMUEL A. ARMSTRONG Stony Point. Tonn WILLIAM C AVERY Richmond, Vo. RAY L. BAKER Kingsport. Tonn. FRANK BARTON Dvor. Tonn. RICHARD BAUER Memphis, Tonn. JOHN R. BILLINGSLEY . Chattanooga. Tenn EDWIN C. BONE Dyor. Tonn. HUGH T. BOYD Morristown, Tenn. JAMES H. BRICE Memphis. Tenn. HAGAN C. BRIGHT Kingsport. Tenn. HAYNES BRINKLEY. JR . Minor Hill. Tonn. IOSEPH J. BRYANT Chattanooga, Tenn. THOMAS B. BURTON Nashville. Tonn. TOMMY V . BUTLER Knoxville. Tenn JAMES L. CAIN. JR. Oak Ridgo. Tonn. TOM L. CALLOWAY Lenoir CHy. Tonn. CHESTER D. CAMPBELL . Nashville. Tonn. WILLIS H. CAMPBELL Columbia. Tenn. KIRK M. CARROLL Savannah. Tanti. STEVE W. CARROLL Kingsport. Tonn. JAMES I. CASH Oasdalo, Tonn. HARRY L. CHAPMAN . Chattanooga. Tenn. LANDON C. CHAPMAN Rogorsvillo. Tonn. WARREN K. CLARK Knoxville. Tenn. PAUL M. COATS Kingsport. Tonn. ALFRED H. COOPER, JR. Chattanooga. Tenn. HOWARD W. COOPER. JR Arlington. Tonn. HEAL L. COOPER RoJ-svil’e. Tenn. ROBERT M CORLEV . Knoxville. Tenn. DANIEL C. CORRELL. JR. Knoxville, Tonn. JOHN W. B. CURTIS Chattanooga, Tenn. •WALTER G. DAVIES. JR. Chattanooga, Tenn. LOUIS DAVIS Nnshvillo. Tonn. JERRY R. DEAN . Chattanooga. Tonn. HUGH H. Do LOZIER AshovlUo. N. C. L. G. DERTHICK. JR. . Chattanooga. Tonn. LIONEL W. DEW Fountain City. Tonn. GEORGE T. DOUGLASS . Dyor. Term. WILLIAM B. ELDRIDGE Chattanoogo. Tonn. JAMES A. ELLIS Lenoir City. Tonn. JAMES Y. EMERSON Winor-a. Miss. JOHN U. ESTES JR. Louuvlllo. Ky ANDREW G. EZELL Cornorsvillo. Tonn. JOSEPH L. FERGUS. JR. Chattanooga. Tonn. MEMBERS JERRY G. FLEENOR Kingsport. Tonn. OSCAR R. FOSTER Knoxville, Term. CHARLES S. FRAZIER. JR. Pino BluH, Ark. EDWARD R. GARRETT Lowisburg, Tonn. WILLIAM C. GEORGE . Chattanooga, Tonn. GORDON GLOVER Molrosc. Mass. CHARLES L. GOBBLE Clovoland. Tonn. WALTER L GRAF Knoxvtilo, Tonn. TOM R. GRAYSON Trado. Tonn. EDWARD GRIFFITH . Knoxvitlo. Tenn. IACKSON G GUTHRIE Chattanooga. Tonn WARREN HALE Morristown. Tonn. DAVID HALL Cleveland. Tenn GEORGE T. HALL Cleveland. Tonn. WAYNE L. HALL Camden. Tenn. ROY T. HARDIN Ktngsporl, Tonn. EDGAR L. MAUN Cleveland, Tenn. MALCOLM B. HAWKINS Mountain City. Tonn. DAMON R HEADDEN Rldgley. Tenn. GEORGE T. HIPP Chattanooga. Tenn. WILLIAM H. HOLMAN I ivmgston. Tenn. BILLY B. HUMPHREYS Jollico. Tenn. WILLIAM R. HURST Savannah. Tenn. ALFRED O. HUTCHISON . Leesburg. Va. WILLIAM C IRSY Memphis. Tenn. JAMES A. IRWIN Williamsburg. Ky. THOMAS C JEFFRIES . Memphis. Tenn. WILLIAM H. JERNIGAN Livingston. Tenn. JIMMIE R. JOHNSON Knoxville. Tonn. JOSEPH L. JOHNSON Kingsport. Tonn. WALTER B. JOHNSON Seymour. Tenn. HAL L. JONES Palatka. Ela. GROVER A. KERBAUGH Groenovlllo. Tenn. FRANK K. KING Kingsport. Tonn. BARTEE 0. KINSLER Kingsport. Tonn. WILLIAM T KNIGHT Nashville. Tern. JOHN K. LEE, IR. . Louisville. Ky. DANIEL T. LEECH Nashvlllo. Tenn. JACK H. 1EFLER Loudon. Tenn. MAURICE LIGGETT Lowisburg. Tenn. GEORGE W LONG . Kingsport, Tonn. RICHARD M. LYKENS Knoxville. Tonn. ROBERT L LYKENS Knoxville. Tonn. STUART LYNCH . Chattanooga. Tenn. MAX E. MABRY Chattanooga. Tenn. JOHN E. MARSH. JR. Petersburg. Tenn. JOE C. MAYES. ;R. Lowisburg. Tenn. ROBERT W. McCLUNG . Memphis, Tonn. PAUL E. MILL Chattanooga. Tenn. MANNING D. MILLER Spartanburg. S. C. WILLIAM G. MITCHELL Livingston. Tenn. JOSEPH B. MOLTENI Nashville. Tonn. CHARLES G. MORGAN Morristown. Tonn. JOE C. MORRIS Jackson. Tonn. EDWIN L. MULLIKIN Memphis. Tonn V. F. OBERHOFER Rockville Centro. N. Y. RAY B. PADEN Chattanooga. Tonn. ROBERT D. PARK Greenville. Tenn. ROBERT G. PARKS Oak Ridge. Tenn. CLOYD D. PERRY Hohenwald, Tenn. GENE E. PEREDA . Junes. P. R. WILLIAM M RAMEY Oak Ridge. Tenn. GUY ROBERTS • Knoxville. Tenn. HAROLD O. R03ERTS Knoxville. Tonn. ROBT. L. ROBERTSON. JR. Tullahoma. Tenn. RODGER M. ROBINSON Louisville. Tenn. FLOYD RUSHING. JR. Columbia, Tenn. R. D. RUTLEDGE Sarasota. Ha. RALPH E. SHAFER Chattanooga. Tonn. GUY W. SHANKS Norton. Va. WILLIAM M. SHUCK Nowburn. Term. JOEL H. SIMMONS . . Nowbum. Tenn. BODIE B. SMITH Dyer. Tenn. ROBERT A. SOCH Fredonia. N. Y. CHARLES W. STEWART Dyor. Tonn. CHARLES STI1.LMAKER Memphis. Tonn. JACOB E. STRASSNER Memphis. Tenn. FRANK M. STRIBLING . . Norris. Tonn. BENNCT SUPPLE Palo AHo. Cal. THOMAS B. SWIFT . Noshvtllo. Tenn. CLAUDE TERRY. JR. Oneida. Tenn. GEORGE A. TERRY Oneida. Tenn. JAY W. TILLOTSON Elmsford N. Y. CLAUDE S. VANCE. JR. Bristol. Tonn. JAMES L. WALLACE Hohenwald. Tonn. RICHARD M. WARNER Wilkes Barre. Penn. CLEAVE O. WEATHERFORD Columbia. Tonn. ORA L. WELLS Knoxville. Tenn. WALTER A. WESTON Knoxville. Tenn. CARL A. WHITESIDE Columbia. Tonn. JAMES B. WILLIAMS Gadsden. Tenn. JOHN THOMAS WILLISON . Glonshaw. Penn. LEV IS H. WILLS Mountain Ctly. Tenn. DANIEL E. WINNIKE Eas! Willlston, N. Y. JOHN C. WURTZBERGER Stamlord. Conn. 78 Purple, Green, and Gold White Rose Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity was founded at Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts, No- vember 2, 1909. Epsiion-Omicron Chapter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1932. FRATERNITY TIDE GETS SOAKED j TE-.-r YULE iauuiir WOW THANKS WE DOOD IT EPSILON OMICRON ZETI CHIPTER First Row: Anderson, Appleton, Archer, Armstrong. Avery, Baker, Bauer, Barton, Billingsley. Second Row: Bone, Boyd, Brice, Brinkley, Bryant, Calloway. C. D. Campbell, W. H. Campbell, K. M. Campbell. Third Row: S. W. Carroll, Cash, Clark, Coats, Correll, A. H. Cooper, H. W. Cooper, N. L. Cooper, Curtis. Fourth Row: Davies, Do Lozier, Derthick, Dew, El- dridge, Ellis. Emmerson, Estes, Ezell. Fifth Row: Fer- gus, Frazier, Foster. Ganett, George, Gobble, Graf, Grayson, Guthrie. Sixth Row: Hale, D. O. Hall, W. L. Hall, Hardin, Haun, Headden, Hipp, Holman, Hurst. 80 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA First Row: Hutchison, Irby, Jeffries, Jemlgan, J. R. Johnson, J. L. Johnson, W. B. Johnson, Jones, King. Second Row: Kinsler, Lee, Lefler, Liggett, Long, Ly- kons, Lynch, McClung, Marsh. Third Row: Mayes, Mill, Mitchell, Molteni, Morgan, Morris, Mullikin, Oberhofer, Paden. Fourth Row: Park, Peery, Ramey, Roberts, Rushing, Shafer, Shanks, Shuck, Smith. Fifth Row: Stewart, Stillmaker, Strassner, Stribling, Swift, G. A. Terry, W. C. Terry, Tillotson, Vance. Sixth Row: Wallace, Warner, Weatherford, White- side, Willison, Williams, Winnike, Wills. PHI GAMMA DELTA MomphU, Tonn. Knoxville, Tonn Knoxvllio. Ton a. Spring City. Tonn. MomphU, Tonn. COX. President EDWARD OLIVER WHITE MomphU. Tonn. WILLIAM KNOX WEST Oklahoma City. Oklo. WM. CLARK WILKINSON Knoxvllio. Tonn. FRANK G. WINGFIELD WM. SPENCER ARNETT FRED HOBART CAGLE RAYMOND R GIBSON WILLIAM BYRNE HARTZ CARL STEVENSON KINKAID Clinton, Tonn. ROBERT STANLEY WHITE MomphU. Tonn. MARVIN C. HORNER. JR Moautown. Tonn RICHARD B. NOWLING St. Petersburg. Fla. RAYMON WALTO GOFF MomphU. Tonn. HENRY CALVIN WALTER Kr.oxvlllo, Tonn. WILLIAM HORNER MORRIS BENJAMAN S. FRETZ WILLIAM DAVID SWITZER CHARLES V. FLOWERS . HENRY ECBBrrr AIKIN CHARLES K. SWAN WILLIAM L. TRENT CAMPBELL WALLACE. JR. EDWIN T. HEARN MIRTS. Troasuror WALLACE. Rocording SocroUry XREIS. Corresponding Socrolary MEMBERS Knoxville, Tonn. Knoxvllio. Tonn. Knoxville, Tonn. Knox villo. Tonn Knoxvllio, Tonn. Knoxvllio. Tonn. Knoxvlltc, Tonn. Knoxvllio, Tonn Lako Jackson, Tox. GARNETT C. KINKAID . Clinton. Tonn VICTOR A NEEDHAM . Knoxville. Tonn JAMES SCOTT DALLAS Knoxvllio. Tonn JAMES W. McCULLA. JR. Knoxvllio. Tonn. KENNETH M. GRESHAM Knoxvllio. Tonn. WILLIAM PARKER WRIGHT . Momphix. Tonn. GEORGE V . OLIPHANT Athens. Tonn. HARRY MORGAN HOE Mlddlosboro. Ky. JOHN HENRY BOYD Athens. Tonn. JAMES CLYDE LOWERY Knoxvllio. Tonn. CYRUS BAUMAN ALEXANDER Knoxvllio. Tonn. JOSEPH TAYLOR NIXON Madison. Tonn. ROBERT LEE OGLE Seviorvllle. Tonn. THOMAS B. WYNEGAR Knoxvllio. Tonn. JOHN RUSSEL COX Knoxvllio. Tonn PHILLIP STEADMAN DANCE Knoxvllio. Tonn. SAMUEL FRANCIS FOWLER Knoxvllio. Tonn. JOHN D. KREIS Morristown, Tonn. HERBERT T. LANE. JR. Morristown. Tonn ELL . iLE ID :xa NDER tO! JIN SON HEt TER RE' y WVA1 GART OWELL 'RIEND JOHN R. : WINSTON WILLIAM PAUL A. WILLIAM EUGENE ! ERNEST C FREDERICK IOE WILSON SHI WILLIAM MOSS I WILLIAM JAMES DANIEL GORDON YNN Z. MORRIS J. C. DUNN AI.VA BAUM MIDGETT • . THOMAS ARTHUR FINCH Groonovilto, Tonn. GLEN RIED CLAIBORNE Urollotto. Tonn. HUGH COX DANCE Knoxvllio. Tonn. WALTER D. Do VAULT. JR. Knoxvllio. Tonn CHARLES FRANCIS EAGER Clinton. Tonn. PORTER H. HAWKINS Tolltco Plains. Term SAMUEL H. KENNER. Ill Knoxvllio. Tonn. DONALD OVERTON MIRTS HAROLD HAYNES MORRIS GEORGE MILLER MOSS . JOHN KJNZEL TRENT PHILLIP V . VOLTS. JR Chattanooga. Tonn. Knoxvllio, Tonn. Knoxvllio. Tonn. Knoxvllio. Tonn. Knoxvllio, Tonn. . Knoxvllio. Tonn. Knoxvllio. Tonn. Lookout Mt. Tonn Athons. Term. MomphU. Tonn. Miami, Fla. Knoxvllio. Tonn. Knoxvllio. Tonn. Harrlman. Tonn Virginia Beech, Va. Guthrie, Mo. Kr.oxvlllo, Tonn. Knoxviilo, Tonn. Knoxvllio, Tonn. Knoxvllio, Tonn. EDGAR BURKETT BOHANNON Athens! Tonn! Atlanta. Ga. Sholbyvillo, Tonn. Newton. Mass. Kingsport, Tonn. Knoxvllio. Tonn. Knoxville, Tonn. Knoxville. Tonn. Knoxviilo. Tonn. Knoxville. Tonn, Athons, Tonn. Knoxviilo. Tonn. Knoxvllio. Tonn. Knoxviilo. Tonn, Knoxville, Tonn, ALBERT LOYD CECIL TAYLOR EDWIN ALMOND . WARREN ANDERSON WILLIAM ANDERSON WILLIAM BARTON ROY BIDDLE J. B. BOLIN MYRON BOTTOM THOMAS BOYD JAMES BRESHNAHAN GEORGE BRIDGES KIEL BRIGGS . . ROBERT BRUNER MARSHAL COKER DENNIS COUGHLIN JOHN CULLUM . WILLIAM DAVIS . CECIL EGERTON AGNEW ELLIS JOHN EVANS BEN EVANS ARNELL FARRAR WILLIAM FERGUSON JOE FOWLER GALE GARDNER GAVIN GENTRY WILLIAM HAGEY . JAMES HAMMOND ALVIN 8. HARPER ERNEST HENDRIX WILLIAM HENDRIX HUNTER HICKS J. B. HOLLINGSWORTH. JAMES R. HAIL . ERIC FOSS-PEDERSON DWIGHT KESSEL WALLACE LADD URBAN A. LESTER ALBERT LUTHER JOHN MONTGOMERY ROBERT MOORE JACK MYNATT JAMES NANKAVELl SAM MARS LOUIS POATES JOHN E. SAYLORS LYNDOLL STANDRIDGE JOHN H. STORY JOHN VAN PELT BEN STANFIELD CHARLES WAITES . NEIL WALKER FRANK WATKINS HUGH A. WEBB HUGH WILLSON Knoxvllio. Tonn. Knoxvllio. Tonn. Kr.oxvlllo. Tonn. Athons. Tonn. Knoxviilo. Tonn. Spring City. Tonn. Knoxvllio. Tonn. . Newton. Mass, . Knoxviilo. Tonn. Clovoland, Va. Knoxvllio. Tonn. Knoxviilo. Tonn. Knoxvllio. Tonn. Columbia. Tonn. MomphU, Tonn. Knoxviilo. Tonn. Knoxviilo, Tenn. . . Knoxvllio, Tonn. Swoetwator, Tenn. JR. Knoxvllio, Tonn. Kr.oxvlllo. Tonn. Copenhagen, Denmark Beckloy, W. Va. Knoxville, Tenn. Knoxviilo, Tenn. Knoxviilo. Tonn. Knoxviilo. Tonn MomphU. Tenn. , Knoxviilo. Tonn. Athons. Tonn. Middloboro, Ky. Rogorsvillo, Tonn. . Knoxviilo. Tonn. Athons. Tonn. Knoxviilo, Tonn, Knoxviilo. Tonn. Ashovlllo. N. C. Atlanta. Ga. Knoxviilo. Tenn Beckloy. W. Va. Knoxvllio. Tonn. Niota. Tonn. 82 Royal Purple Purple Clematis Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity was founded at Jef- ferson College, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, April 22, 1848. Kappa Tau Cnapter at the Uni- versity of Tennessee was founded in 1890. FRATERNITY THE LOOKS SoouEEE-h! B A RESTFUL EVENING FIJI SWIM PORKUS HAMMUS KAPPA TAU CHAPTER First Row: West, Wingfield, Cagle, Gibson, Hartz, C. Kincaid, White. Second Row: Horner, Nowling, Goff, Fretz, W. Switzer, G. Kincaid, Needham. Third Row: Dallas, Gresham, Wright, Hoe, Lowery, Alexander, Ogle. Fourth Row: Dance, Fowler, Lane, E. Switzer, Arnold, Lacy, Friend, L. Morris. Fifth Row: Dunn, Midgett, Claiborne, Dance, DeVault, Eager, Hawkins, H. Morris. 84 PHI GAMMA DELTA First Row: Moss, Bohannon, Loyd, Taylor, Almond, Anderson, Biddle. Second Row: Breshnahan, Coker, Coughlin, Cullum, Egerton, Ellis, I. Evans. Third Row: B. Evans, Farrar, Ferguson, Gentry, Hagey, Harper, E. Hendrix. Fourth Row: B. Hendrix, Hicks, Hollingsworth, Foss-Pederson, Kessel, Lester, Mont- gomery. Fifth Row: Mynatt, Mars, Poates, Saylors, Stanfield, Walker, Watkins, Webb. fesT PHI SIGMA KAPPA SAMS, President WHITESIDE. Vice-President DODSON, Treasurer SMITH, SocTetery MEMBERS BILLY F. ANDERSON . DONALD G. ANDERSON ROBERT E. ANDERSON EUGENE A. ARMSTRONG JOE P. BARGER CURTIS H. BARNES JAMES M. BIBEE TIM L. BING R. M. 3LANKENBECLER SAM H. BOEHMS WILLIAM J. BROOKS FRANK S. BROYLES HUGH F. BUTCHER WM. E. CAMPBELL CHARLES N CARVER CLARENCE CHESNUTT JOHN S. CHILDRESS RICHARD H. CLARK ROBERT W. CONLEY LEE B, CCRLEW . . . THOMAS M. CRANFORD KERMIT C. CRESS JIM D. CRUM BRYANT A. DAFFRON GEORGE R. DALY WILLIAM E. DANIEL ROY DENNIS JAMES T. DENTON WALTER C. DIEHL . JOE J. DIMAGGIO DAVID DIXON . . . Groenevlllo. Titrm. Rockwell, Iowa Bedford, Va. Lewisburg, Tonn. Chattanooga, Tonn. Chattanooga, Tonn. Laurel, Miss, Madison. Tonn. Kingsport. Tonn. Hondersonvillo, Tonn. . Jackson. Tonn. Greenoville. Tonn. Fountain City. Tonn. Now Tazowoll, Tonn. Old Hickory. Tonn Fayetteville, Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. Brilliant. Ohio Alamo, Tonn. . Flatwoods. Tonn. . . . Laurel, Miss. Greonovillc, Tonn. Kingsport, Tonn. Whitwoll, Tonn. Kingsport. Tonn. Clarksvillo, Tonn. Newport. Tonn. Old Hickory. Tonn. Washington, D. C. Rochostor, N. Y. Plcasantvlllo. N. J. RICHARD M. DIXON Sovlorviile, Tonn. DAVID M. DODSON Alamo. Tonn. WILLIAM H. DODSON Alamo. Tonn LOUIS E. DOTSON Knoxville. Tonn CHARLES P. DOTY Old Hickory. Tonn. CHARLES R. EASTLAND Livingston. Tonn. JOHN W. EMERSON Groonovillo. Tonn. JAMES F. EVANS JOHN R. FAIN . JAMES E. FRESKOUR CLIFFORD D. FRY HUGH F. GILMORE HARRY S. GOSSETT JOHN D. GRAY JAMES P. GROVE . WILLIAM D. GUINN IAMES E. HANCOCK PAUL HARDIMAN DARWYNE HATFIELD WILLIAM E. HOUK JOHN T. HUFFSTETLER HERMAN M. HYDER COY R. LANDER BILL O. LEE HUEY N. LUNN RICHARD W. McGRAW HUGH L. MARSH THOMAS W. MARKS WILLIAM D. MASK GLEN H. MAYS . STANLEY Y. MERRITT Clairflold, Tonn. Milan, Tenn. Nowport. Tonn. Groonovillo. Tonn. Knoxville, Tenn. Franklin. Ky. Lynchburg, Tenn. Mascot. Tonn. Groonovillo, Tenn. Ripley, Tonn. Pulaski,, Tonn. Pulaski, Tonn. Lowisburg. Tenn. Grant . Now Mexico Stony Point. Tonn. Clarksvillo. Tonn. Soviorvllte, Tonn. Lowisburg. Tonn. Knoxvilte, Tenn. Old Hickory, Tenn. Ripley. Tenn. Bolivar, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. . Lobanan, Tonn. MURPHY G. MILLER JOHN M. M1LLIKEN IAMES E. MOORE THOMAS M. MOORE CLAUDE P. MURPHY . JIMMY T. NELMS HOOD NICKOLS ERNEST A. ORAND MARION C. PACE IAMES R. REED LOYD R REED . HERMAN L. REVIERE THOMAS C. ROBINSON EARL G. SAMS FRED SHERROD RICHARD W. SIMPSON ROBERT E. SIMPSON PAUL T. SMITH WILLIAM B. SMITH ROGER TEAGUE BILL E. TOWNSEND . . STANLEY TYSON KENNY VERRAN SAM B. WALKER JOHN D. WALL JOHN B. WATERS . JACK R. WEBSTER ROBERT T. WHITEHOUSE JACK A. WHITESIDE LOUIS L. WILHOITE Tcrroco Vtow. Tenn. Franklin, Ky. Maryville, Tenn. Knoxville, Tonn. Old Hickory. Tonn. Surgoinsvillo. Tenn. Jefferson City. Tonn. Cedar Hill, Tenn. Spring!told, Tenn. Old Hickory, Tenn. Pulaski, Tonn. Riploy, Tenn. Mt. Juliet. Tonn. Knoxville. Tenn. . Knoxville. Tenn. Chostor, Pa. Chestor, Pa. Alamo. Tonn. Springfield. Tcr.n. Jackson. Tenn Knoxville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Grocnoville, Tenn. Nashvillo. Tonn. Troy. Tenn. Soviemllo, Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. Oak Rtdgo, Tonn. Old Hickory. Tonn Oak Ridgo. Tenn. 86 Silver and Magenta Red Carnation Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity was founded at the University of Massachusetts, March 15, 1873. Xi Deuteron Chapter at the University of Ten- nessee was founded in 1925. FRATERNITY MOONLIGHT GIRLS CONGRATULATIONS TEN-SHUN! HOUSE PARTY HEE HEE HOIMAN XI D E U T E R First Row: D. Anderson, R. Anderson, Armstrong, Barger, Barnes, Bibee. Second Row: Bing. Boehms, Broyles, Butcher, Campbell, Carver, Childress. Third Row: Clark, Conley, Corlew, Cress, Daffron, Daly, ON CHAPTER Daniel. Fourth Row: Dennis, Denton, Diehl, Dimag- gio, D. Dixon, R. Dixon, Dodson. Fifth Row: Dotson, Doty, Eastland, Emerson, Evans, Fain, Freshour, Fry. 88 PHI SIGMA KAPPA First Row: Gilmore, Gossett, Gray, Grove, Guinn, Hardiman, Hatfield. Second Row: Huffstetler, Lan- der, Lunn, McGraw, Marsh, Marks, Mask. Third Row: Mays, Merritt, Miller, Milliken, J. Moore, T. Moore, Murphy. Fourth Row: Nelms. Nickols, Pace, Reed, Reviere, Simpson, Smith. Fifth Row: Town- send, Tyson, Verran, Walker, Wall, Waters, Webster, Wilhoite. 89 PI KAPPA ALPHA BRAGG. S.M.C. MEADOWS. I.M.C. LONG. Th.C. VAN CLEAVE, S.C. BILL ADAMS HAM ALLEY ROBERT BAILEY . BILL BAKER WILLIAM BANKS ED BAXTER JACOB E. BEARDSLEY FRANK BIDDLE KENNETH BLOOMER THOMAS H. BRAGG H. C. BRIGHT JAMES BRUCE MITCHELL CARTER BILL CARTWRIGHT . JAMES T. COLE TONIE DOKA STEVE DOKA BILL DONALDSON JOHN DRUMHELLER CHARLES EDEN . JOE H. FEUCNOR DON FRANKLIN ROBERT L. FRAZIER DON FOURMAN JAMES GILLESPIE . LEON GOODE ROBERT GOODE MIKE GUZMAN Johnson City, Tcnn. Bristol, Tonn. Fayottovillo. Tonn. Knoxvitlo. Tonn. Knoxvrllo, Tonn. Batctvillo. Axle. Dallas, Texas Knoxvillo, Tonn. Kinqsport. Tonn. McMtnnvtllo, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Morristown. Tonn. Oak Rtdqo, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Waynesboro. Tonn. Morristown. Tonn. Morristown, Tonn. Bristol. Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Ellzabothton. Tonn. Dandrldqe. Tonn. Bristol, Tonn. Bristol. Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. FayottovIHo. Tonn. Moraphis, Tonn. MEMBERS ED HARGAS THOMAS HARRELL FRENCH HARRIS AUBREY HARVEY DAVID HENDERSON TOMMY HENRY WILLIAM B. HICKS WILLIAM R. HICKS JIM HILL . IIM HOLLY . . DON C. HORTON LEIGH HOWERTON WILLIAM HEBBS VERNON HUES EX . . BART O. IDD1NS SAM JACK INGRAM JAMES DALE JOHNSON DON JOHNSON . WILLIAM KESTER JAMES KING GROVER KIRK PERRY LATEN . R. K. LEDBETTER GEORGE LESSIG HAL LtTTLEFORD LEON LONG . ROBERT LUNDQU1ST Clovoland. Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. ClerksviUo. Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Chattanooga, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Maryvlllo, Tonn. Bristol. Tonn. Nashvillo. Tonn. Newport. Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Amos. Iowa KnoxvRto. Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Fayottovillo. Tonn. Ellzabothton. Tonn. Worchojtor. Mass. Bristol. Tcnn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Fayottovillo, Tonn. Kinqsport. Tonn. Chattanooqa, Tonn. Bristol, Tonn. Bristol, Tonn. Evansvtllo, Ind. GUS MANNING JAMES McCOWAN RALPH A. McCROSKEY david McWhorter . PIERCE M. MAHONEY FRANK MARSH ROBERT W. MEADOWS VICTOR OBERSHAIN JACK OGLE TOM PENLAND . . STEVE PENLAND HENRY PETERS BENNY POWERS VICTOR ROBERTSON . ROBERT ROCK JOSEPH SMITH FRANK TALLENT PARIS TATE LEWIS TAYLOR . WILLIAM VAN CLEAVE JACK WALDRIP . . JIM WATERS NEILL WATSON TEDDY WELLS ROBERT WHITE . . . KENNETH WILKINSON HAROLD WOOD . JACK YEAZEL . . . Knoxvillo. Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tcnn Knoxvillo, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Knoxville. Tonn. Bristol, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Bristol, Tonn. Bristol, Tonn. Tullahoma. Tonn. Bristol, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tcnn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Holonwood, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Chapel Hill. Tonn. Batosvlllo. Ark. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Kinqsport. Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tcnn. . Dayton. Tcnn. Elizabothton. Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. . Knoxvillo, Tonn. 90 Garnet and Old Gold Lily-of-the-Valley Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity was founded at the University of Virginia, March 1, 1868. Zeta Chapter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1874. FRATERNITY HAPPY BIRTHDAY. BROTHER HOSKINS DREAM GIRLS PLAY-80YS GARTER PARTY VICTORY FOR HER EYES LIKE THE BRIGHT EMBERS GLEAM ZETA CHAPTER First Row: Alley, Banks, Beardsley, Biddle, Bloomer. Bright. Second Row: Cartwright, Cole, S. Doka, T. Doka, Donaldson. Franklin. Third Row: L. Goode, R. Goode, Hargas, Harvey. Henderson, B. Henry. Fourth Row: T. Henry, Holly, Iddins, lack, James. PI KAPPA ALPHA First Row: D. Johnson, D. A. Johnson, Kestner, Kirk, Laten, Ledbetter. Second Row: Lundquist, McCow- an, McCroskey, Mahoney, Marsh, Obenshain. Third Row: Peters, Riley, Robertson, Smith, Taylor, Wal- drip. Fourth Row: Waters, Watson, Watts, Wilkin- son, Yeazel. JOHNSON. President PAYNE. Ti REEDER. Secretary XLEMME. Warden MEMBERS CHARLES ARMSTRONG Kingsport, 7onn. HOWARD BAKER SAM BROWDER PAT BUNDY RICHARD BURNETTE . MAURY COCHRAN ROGER COGGINS CHARLIE CUMMINGS SAM DAVIS . JOE DEAL JOHN Do BOARD BENTON ELLIS TERRY ELLIS L. D. GARRINGER . BILL HALL ED HOSKINS KELLAR HUTTON O. R. JOHNSON BOB KLEMME BILL LEGG CLIFF LONCEY GENE MARTIN BILLY MELVIN RILEY MOSELEY DAVID PARR JACK PATRICK BOB PAYNE . . Huntsville, Tonn. Harriman, Tonn. Lebanon, Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. Columbia. Tonn. Portsmouth. Va. HorttviUo. Tonn. Nashvillo, Tonn. Knoxville. Tonn. Etowah. Tonn. Memphis. Tonn. Memphis. Tonn. Johnson City, Tenn. Erwin, Tenn. Etowah. Tonn. Kingsport, Tonn. Bloomfield. Mo. Memphis. Tonn. Chattanooga. Tonn. Black Mountain, N. C. Johnson City. Tonn. . Bradford. Tonn. Sprlngliold. Tonn. Covington, Tonn. Etowah. Tonn. Fairmont. Ga. RAY PHILLIPS IOE POWELL HIXCN PUGH B. J. RAMSEY GLEN REEDER . WILLARD REEL GENE REIGER JOHNNY REISER TOM SAVAGE BOB ST. CLAIR JOE TOBIAS TOM VAUGHAN EUGENE VERNER . JESS WHITE BILLY WOODARD JIM MUIR EARL GOODE . . ABE HATCHER WATSON BELL HOWARD SIMMONS J. W. TAYLOR EDDIE ANDERSON JAMES ASHCRAFT ROBERT BAKER RONALD BERGMEIR . HARVEY BRITT CLYDE BOND Johnson City, Tonn. . Etowah, Tonn. Nashvillo. Tonn. SnoodviUo, Tonn. McMinnville. Tonn. Oak Ridge, Tonn. KnoxviUo, Tonn. Momphls, Tonn. Springitold, Tonn. Chattanooga. Tenn. Memphis. Tenn, Yorkvillo. Tonn. Momphis, Tonn. Oak Ridge. Tonn. Sprlngliold. Tonn. Oak Ridgo, Tonn. Oak Ridgo, Tonn. College Grove. Tenn. KnoxviUo. Tenn. Johnson City, Tonn. KnoxviUo. Tenn. Johnson City. Tonn. Newborn. Tonn. Yorkvillo, Tenn. St. Louis, Mo. Wilmington, N. C. Johnson City. Tonn. PAUL CAMPBELL GENE CARVER JOSEPH CHANDLER CHARLES COX ALBERT DAVID ROBERT DENTON RAYMOND ELKAS KAY FLEMING . BILL FOWLER JIM GRUBER BILL HASKINS CHARLES HUDSON GEORGE K INN A MON EVERETT KISER CLIFF JAMES JAMES LINER BILLY MUSE LAMAR RANKIN HUGH RAULSTON CHARLES REYLE RALPH SEATON WHEELER SAMPLES ALBERT STRIBL1NG DANA TUNMIRE BOB THORNBERRY HENRY THROWER Weal Boxberry. Mass. Chaltancoga. Tonn KnoxviUo, Tenn. Etowah. Tenn. Covington, Tenn. . Now Casilo. Ind. Powtuckot, R. I. Covington. Tonn. . . Dyersburg, Tonn. Lisbon, Ohio Etowah. Tonn. . KnoxviUo, Tonn. Etowah, Tonn. Charlotte, N. C. Etowah. Tonn. Athens, Tonn. Johnson City. Tonn. Athens. Tenn. Montoaglo. Tonn. . Momphis. Tonn. Seymour, Tonn. KnoxviUo. Tonn. . . Jackson. Tonn. Thorn Hill. Tenn. Johnson City, Tonn. Belmont, N. C. 94 Gold, White, and Blue The Red Rose Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity was founded at the Col- lege of Charleston, South Carolina, December 10, 1904. Alpha Sigma Chapter at the Uni- versity of Tennessee was founded in 1931. FRATERNITY HU 8A HUBBA—TWICE WATER BOYS PI KAPPA PHI ROSES LEAF US ALONE THE COKES HAVE IT ROSE OF PI KAPPA PHI GLUB COKE-A-BREW ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER First Row: Anderson, Armstrong, Ashcraft, H. Baker, R. Baker. Bell. Second Row: Bergmeir, Bond, Britt, Browder, Bundy, Burnette. Third Row: Carver, Coch- ran, Coggins, Cox, Cummins, David. Fourth Row: Davis, Deal, Deboard, Denton, H. Ellis, W. Ellis, Gar- inger. Fifth Row: Gruber, Hall, Haskins, Hatcher, Hoskins, Hudson, Hutton. 96 PI KIP First Row: James, Kinnamon, Kiser, Klemme, Liner, Loncoy. Second Row: Martin, Moseley, Muir, Muse, Parr, Patrick. Third Row: Phillips, Powell, Pugh, Ram- sey, Rankin, Reel. Fourth Row: Reiser, Reyle, Sam- Pi PHI pies. Savage. Seaton, Simmons, St. Clair. Filth Row: Stribling, Taylor. Thomberry, Thrower, Tobias, Turn- mire, Woodard. 97 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON CUMMINS. President MALOY, Vice-President HAZEN. Tr JOHN M. ALLEN. Ill WILLIAM C. ALLEN . KENNETH L. ATCHLEY PAUL R. AYCOCK JOHN A. AYRES. JR. DAVID F. BAKER. JR. CLARENCE E. BANNING ROBERT E. BARBOUR JOHN M. BARRON ROBINSON N. BASS FRED D. BENTON. JR. CHAS. B. BLACKBURN. JR. WM. K. BOWMAN. JR. ROBT. D. BRADLEY. JR. WILLIAM S. BROOME. JR. JAMES A. BURDETTE JONATHAN W. BURNETT ARTHUR C. BURRIS. JR. CLIFFORD D. CALDWELL V ALTER F. CAMERON ROY T. CAMPBELL JR. HAMILL B. CAREY AI. D. CARTWRIGHT. JR. JOHN W. CHANDLER . . ALFRED H. CHILDS. JR. ROBERT V . COCHRAN FAMES P. COFFIN LAWRENCE W. CONANT . CARROLL H. COWAN. JR JAMES E. COWAN WILLIAM C. COWAN WM. W. COWAN. JR. SAMUEL Y. CROSS. JR. WM. W. CRUTCHFIELD JOHN C. CRUZE. JR. ROY D. CUMMINS. WADE L. CUMMINS . ROBERT E. DAWSON JOSEPH B. DeLOZlER JOSEPH B. DEMPSTER ROBT. H DEMPSTER. JR. STOKELY E. DOSTER HUGH F. EAKIN HAYNES E. ELLIOTT WILLIAM J. ELLIS CHARLES R. TIELDER WILLIAM C. FRANCIS IOHN B. FUQUA . MICHAEL GLYNN . JOHN K. GORDON THOMAS B. GREEN ERNEST GRIGGS JERE P. GRIGGS WILLIAM M. HALE MEMBERS . Knoxville, Tonn. WM. P. HALLOAY. JR. Knoxville, Tonn. GEORGE W. HAMMER. JR. Lebanon. Tenn. HENRY H. HAMPTON. JR. Knoxville, Tonn. HERBERT N. HARDY. JR. Knoxville, Tonn. JOHN K. HARTEL Knoxville, Tonn. WILLIAM B. HATCHER Memphis, Tonn. EDWIN P. HAZEN Momphi . Tonn. ROBERT E. HEARN Momphi . Tonn. RICHARD G. HEINSOHN Knoxville. Tonn. HERBERT A. HENRY Knoxville. Tonn. LOUIS E. HENRY . Memphis, Tonn. HARRY V . HOWF.LL Momphi . Tonn. SAMUEL T. HOYLE Knoxville.' Tonn. JULIAM E. JAKES . Knoxville. Tonn. JUSTIN J. JARRATT Knoxville, Tonn. HENRY O. JERNIGAN Knoxville. Tonn. HAROLD F. JOHNSON Nashvilio, Tonn. WILLIAM B. JOHNSON Biouniville. Tonn. HUGH JONES, JR. Knoxvillo, Tonn. LEWIS A. JONES Newport, Tonn. WEST C. JORDAN. |R. Momphi . Tonn. GRADY KIMSEY Collierville, Tonn. GEORGE M. KLEPPER. IR. Memphis. Tonn. ROBERT B. LANGSTAFF Choitor. Penn. HENRY H. LONG Knoxville. Tonn. ROBERT E. LOVE. IR Knoxville, Tonn. HAROLD V . LUCAS St. Petersburg. Flo. CHARLES R. LUND Momphi . Tonn. JAMES G. MALOY Knoxville, Tonn. CLYDE A. MAYNARD Memohls. Tonn. JEFFERSON H. McCRORY Knoxvillo, Tonn. MALCOLM F. McDONALD Knoxville. Tonn. BELFIELD L. McELROY Chattanooga, Tonn. DAVID C. McLEAN Knoxvillo, Tonn. JACK E. McLEAN Knoxvillo. Tonn. SEARLE McMURRY Knoxville. Tonn. ROBERT A. MEEK West Palm Beach. Fla. Knoxville. Tonn. JOSEPH L MERCER. II Memphis. Tonn. Seviorviilo, Tonn. CHARLES E. MEYER. Ill Cincinnati. Ohio Knoxville, Tonn. FAMES L. MILES Memphis, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tcnn. WILLIAM E. MFLESKI Lyr.dhurst. N. !. Chattanooga. Tonn. SAMUEL B. MFILER Johnson Cily. Tonn. Knoxville, Tonn. BURGESS E MOFFETT Elizabethan. Tcnn. JACK R MOORE Knoxvillo. Tenn. WILLIAM H. MORRIS. JR. Helena. Ark. H ROLn A MULLINS LaFoIletto. Tonn. CWiRLES M MUSSETT Milan. Tonn. ' FE H NELSON Jackson, Ter.n. THOMAS H. NEI SON. JR. Memphis. Tcnn. WIMIAM I. OLIPHANT Lewisburg. Tonn, WILL'AM R. ORR Humboldt. Tonn. Rnornr m OVERBEY Humboldt.. Ton n. ELWYN t PATCH Morristown. Tenn. HERBERT F. PETERS. JR. Memphis. Tenn. . . Bristol, Tonn. Signal Mt., Tenn. Haztsvillo. Tenn. Beaumont, Texas Fayottovillo, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tenn. Jackson, Tenn. Knoxville, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Getiinburg. Tenn. Knoxville, Tonn. Chattanooga, Tenn. Rockvale, Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. . Jackson, Tonn. Springfield. Tonn. Harlan. Ky. Memphis, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Oak Rtdgo. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Memphis. Tcnn. Memphis. Tenn. Knoxvillo. Tenn. St. Paul. Minn. Memphis. Tenn. Hot Springs, Ark. Forest Hill, Tenn. Helena. Ark. Knoxville. Tenn. Lewlsburg, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Elizabnihton, Tonn. Cynthiens. Ky. Jackson. Tonn. Humboldt, Tenn. Momphi . Tenn. Humbotdt, Tonn. Humboldt. Tenn. Momphi . Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. Memphis. Tonn. Clarksvll’.o, Tenn. Bristol. Tenn. CROSS, Secretary FRANK H. PETTWAY Knoxville. Tenn EDWARD D. POWELL Louisville. Ky. JAMES A. PREWITT, III Memphis, Tonn. HARRIS 3. RAGSDALE. JR. Knoxville. Tonn. ERNEST K. RATLIFF Washington. D. C. WILLIAM F. REEDER Knoxvillo. Tonn. HAROLD P. REID ARTHUR C RIDDLE. JR. BILL F. RIDDLE ROY M. ROBERTS MES P. RODDY. Ill OMAS V, ROE GEORGE A ROTHERY. JK. VINCENT J. RYAN . ROBT. H. SCHR1VER. IR WILLIAM R. SCHRIVER HUGH F. SCOTT HOSERT H SCOTT GEORGE L SEAY ROBERT L. SHARP. JR R. N. SHEDDEN. JR ROY L. SIMMONS. JR JOHN C. SKINNER WILLIAM R. SLEDGE STANLEY J. SMITH DONALD C. SNODDY DONELSON H. STEGALL PAUL C. STONE IOHN L. SUMMITT ROBERT M. SUMMITT FLOYD E. TALIAFERRO SAMUEL C. TATUM DANIEL H. TESTERMAN JOHN W. TESTERMAN JERRY A THOMAS ROBERT W. THOMAS MORRIS B, TITUS McAFEE B. TRAMMELL WILLIAM A. TR1CKETT ROBERT W. TROAST EDWIN E. TUCKER THOMAS M. TUCKER WILLIAM E. VARNELL DENTIS L. WALKER, IR F. M. WEATHERSBY, JR. IAMES H. WHITE, ifc. HOWARD A. WHITS ITT. JR. CHARLES F. WILDMAN ... . ROBERT B. WILLIAMS Chattanooga, Tonn. BEN W. WILLIAMSON. JR. Memphis, Tonn. ROLLIN V. WILSON. )R. Memphis, Tenn. RICHARD I. WINCHESTER Memphis. Tonn. ROBERT M. YOUNG Knoxville. Tonn MORGAN M. ZOOK Germantown, Tonn. Greenwood, S. C. Bristol. Va. Elizabothton. Tonn. Maryvillo, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Humboldt. Tonn. Oak Ridgo. Tcnn. Newark. N. I. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tenn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. LaFollottc. Tcnn. Old Hickory. Tonn. Henderson, Tenn. Collierville, Tonn. Memphis, Tenn. Memphis, Tonn. Knoxville. Tonn. Jackson, Tonn. Chattanooga. Tenn. Swootwatcr, Tonn. Sweetwater, Tonn. Gormantown. Tonn. . Knoxville, Tenn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Knoxville, Tonn. Elizabothton. Tonn. Elizabothton. Tenn. Knoxvillo, Tenn. Johnson City. Tcnn. Memphis, Tonn. Passaic. N. J. Murfreesboro. Tonn. Knoxville. Tenn. Maryvillo, Tcnn. Jackson, Tonn. Memphis. Tcnn. Jackson. Tonn, Memphis. Tcnn. Bridgeport. Conn. Royal Purple and Old Gold The Violet Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity was founded at the University of Alabama, March 9, 1856. Ten- nessee Kappa Chapter at the University of Ten- nessee was founded in 1879. FRATERNITY DOWN SOUTH LADY AND THE BOYS OFf THE RECORD LOZIER LOAFERS AFTER DINNER PHI ALPHA TENNESSEE KAPPA CHAPTER First Row: Allen. Atchley. Ayres, Baker, Banning, Barbour, Bass, Bowman, Bradley. Second Row: Broome, Burdelte, Burnett, Burris, Caldwell, Camp- bell, Carey, Childs, Cochran. Third Row: C. H. Cow- an, j. E. Cowan, W. E. Cowan, W. W. Cowan, Crutch- field, Cruze, I. B. Dempster, R. H. Dempster, Doster. Fourth Row: Eakin, Ellis, Fielder, Francis, Fuqua, Glynn, Gordon, Green, E. Griggs. Fifth Row: J. P. Griggs, Hale, Halliday, Hammer, Hardy, Hartel, Hein- sohn, H. A. Henry, L. Henry. Sixth Row: Howell, Hoyle, Jakes, Jarratt, Jernigan, H. E. Johnson W. B. Johnson, L. A. Jones, Jordan, Kimsey. 100 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON First Row: Long, Love, Lucas. Lund, Maloy, McDon- ald, McElroy, D. McLean, J. McLean. Second Row: McMurry, Meek, Mercer, Miles, Morris, Mussett, Nel- son, Oliphant, Orr. Third Row: Overbey, Prewitt, Ragsdale, Ratlifi, Reeder, Reid, Roberts, Roddy, Roe. Fourth Row: Rothery, Ryan. Schiiver, Scott, Seay, Sharp, Shedden, Simmons, Skinner. Fifth Row: Sledge, Smith, Snoddy, Stegall, R. M. Summitt, Tal- liaferro, D. H. Testerman, Titus, Trickett. Sixth Row: E. E. Tucker, T. M. Tucker, Walker, Weathersby, White, Whitsitt, Williams, Wilson, Winchester, Young. 101 DAVIS. SocroUry I MYERS. VicoProsidont SIGM DARBY ADAMS FRAZIER ADKINS KENNY ALLEN JAMES ANDERSON . JAMES BABCOCK DAVID BAILEY WILLIAM BAIRD CLIFFORD BARBOUR . ABE BARRICK TOMMY BARTLETT . . THOMAS BATSON JAMES BELLAMY ROBERT BEVINS . DON BILLS WILLIAM BLACK FRANK BOSWELL SAM BOSWF.LI. WILLIAM BRACEY HORACE BRANNAN THOMAS BROOKS . . JOHN BROWN HAROLD BRUNDJGE JOE BURT ROBERT CACI E ROBERT CAMPBELL JERRY CAMPBELL JOHN CAMPBELL HAL T. CAMERON LES CATER DOUGLAS CHAPIN NEIL CHANAULT TED CHUMLEY RICHARD A. CLARKE . COY COLLINGSWORTH IOE CONNOR WILLIAM C. CONNOR WJIXIAM CORNWELL . . ROBERT CRABTREE RAYMOND CRAIC. ROBERT CROSBY ROBERT CROSLEY THOMAS A. CUMMINGS SAMUEL DALLAS LEV DAUGHERTY . . ALLAN DAVIS KYLE DAVIS JAMES DENT . JOHN DENT DAVID DICKEY . WILLIAM DICKEY GEORGE DINWIDD1E LESLIE DOSS DON DULANY EVERETT DULIN . . JAMES DUNFORD WIU.1AM DUNFORD . JOHN T. DUNLAP . JOSEPH DURHAM ROBERT DURRCrr CARL EDWARDS Knoxville. Tenn. Clarksville, Tenn. Lonq Island. N. Y. Oak Rid«o, Tenn. Knoxville, Tonn. Knoxviilo, Tonn. Nashville, Tonn. Knoxville, Tonn. Spnnqflold, Tonn. Knoxville, Tonn. . Clarksville, Tonn. . Clarksville, Tonn. Concord, Tonn. Lowisburg, Tonn. Somerville, Tonn. Somerville, Tonn. Somerville, Tonn. Springfield, Tor.n. . Bolvidore, Tonn. Pasadena, Call!. Knoxville. Tor.n. Union City. Tonn. Norris, Tonn. Grconoville, Tonn. Knoxville, Tonn. Knoxville, Tonn. Knoxville. Tor.n. Knoxville, Tenn. Oak Ridae, Tonn. Knoxviilo, Tonn. . Gallatin. Tonn. Memphis, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. Knoxville, Tonn. Knoxviilo, Tonn. Huntingdon. Tenn. . Knoxviilo, Tonn. Chattanooga, Tor.n. Chattanooga. Tenn. Knoxviilo. Tonn. Knoxville, Tor.n. Knoxville, Tenn. Havana, Cuba . Camden, Tonn. Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxviilo. Tenr.. C’.arksvllio. Tonn. Clarksvlllo. Term. Morristown. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Paris, Tonn. Clarksvlllo. Tonn. Knoxville, Tonn. Callatln. Tenn. . Knoxville, Tonn. Knoxviilo, Tonn. Memphis. Tonn. Scott. Ark. Clarksville, Tenn. Miami, Fla. MEMBERS THOMAS EDWARDS RUSSELL EMERY WALTER EMMONS WILLIAM ENSIGN . 1AMES EZELL JOHN KANDRICH . HENRY FARMER BART FERGUSON ALLAN FiELDEN DAVID TONDE CLYDE FRANCIS JAMES GAMBLE PHILLIP GO’JFFON LYNN GRESHAM WILLIAM GRIFFIN JACK HAMILTON . . ROBERT HARMON ROBERT HARRELL JACK HARTMAN JAMES HAUN JAMES HES7LE . ROBERT HEWGLF.Y JACK HINDS HARRY HIXON EUCENE HOPPER LEWIS HOY ARD CLIFFORD JACKSON HERBERT JONES ROBERT JONES EARL KEISTER . •OHM L. KENNEDY WILLIAM KING HANK K1NZEL . GEORGE KIRBY JOE KIRKPATRICK REMINE KNISLEY . I OHM KRICKEL WILLIAM LAM8DIN CONRAD LANCAARD GEORGE LINEBAUGH I AMES LINEBAUGH I AMES MABRY WILSON MANNING ALLEN B. MARSH . I AMES MATTHEY S JACK MILLS ORV1S MILNER . V ILLIAM MITCHELL DENNIS MIZE E C. MONTGOMERY . JACK MONTGOMERY LLOYD MONTGOMERY C. H. MURPHY JACK MURRAY HER3ER7 MEYER FRANK N. MYERS JAMES McAFEE JAMES McAMIS . SAM McAMY V . C. McCAl.L .Clarksville, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Norris. Tonn. Chattanooga, Tenn. Knoxviilo. Tonn. Belvidere. Tenn. . Clarksville, Tenn. Knoxviilo. Tonn. Knoxville. Tonn. Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxville, Tonn. Chattanooga, Tonn. Knoxviilo, Tonn. Clarksville. T- nn Magnolia. Miss. Knoxviilo, Tenn. Morristown, Tonn. Morristown. Tenn. Greenoville. Tenn. Newport Nows. Va. Nashville. Tor.n. Knoxviilo. Tenn. Knoxvjllo, Tenn. Hixon, Tenn. Knoxviilo, Tenn. Knoxviilo. Tonn. Chattanooga, Tenr,. LaGrango, Tonn. Morristown. Tonn. Greensboro. N. C. Knoxville, Tonn. Chester, Ponn. Greensboro, N. C. Knoxville. Tonn. Groonovillo, Tenn. Morristown, Tonn. Nashvillo. Tenn. Andorsonvtllo. Tonn. Oslo, Norway Nashvillo. Tonn, Nashville. Tenn. Knoxviilo. Tenr.. Nashvillo. Tonn. Petersburg, Tonn. Clarksville. Tenn. Knoxville, Tonn. Knoxville. Tonn. Knoxviilo. Tonn. Seviorvillo. Tonn. Knoxville, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Knoxviilo. Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. . Knoxville, Tonn. Knoxviilo, Tonn. Nashvillo, Tenn. Knoxville, Tonn. Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. . Huntingdon, Tenn. JACK D. McKEEHAN bieman McKenzie . ROBERT McLEAN JOHN V . McNElL ASHTON McWHORTER DAVID McV HORTER RAY NEAL WILLIAM NICHOLS STANLEY NORRIS WILLIAM NORVELI. HARRY OCILVIE (AMES CRGAIN FRANK PATRICK PUG PEARMAN PAUL PURKS . . [AMES REDDICK ROBERT REEVES JOHN ROSE . JOHN G. SAMPLE. CURTISS SAUER JOHN SCHAAD . NORMAN SCHLEMMF.R WATSON SHARP JAMES SHELTON BUD SHERROD DELMAR SMART? EUGENE SMITH JAMES SMITH WILLIS STAMPS V ILLIAM STALEY JACK STROUD GERALD A. SUDDOTH ALLEN SULLIVAN TOMMY TARVER W. C. TAYLOR ROBERT TEMPLE CLAY THOMAS . JAMES THOMPSON JACK TITTLE IOE TITTLE . TIM TREADV ELL CONRAD TROUTMAN FRANK TUCKER CHICK UMBERGER [AMES UTLEY LEE VAN ARSDALE . ROBERT VAUGHAN I. FRED WALDRUM WILLIAM G V AIKF.R FRED Y AUACE . ICE WARRICK Y IltlAM WATT SKIP V EAVER ROBERT Y EBB RICHARD V EIDMAN . ROBERT WEST GEORGE WHITTINGTON BUD V 1LSON DAVID V OOD Knoxviilo, Tenn. Asheville. N. C. Alamo. Tonn. LaGrango, Tonn. . Knoxville. Tonn. Knoxviilo, Tonn. Little Rock. Ark. Knoxviilo. Tonn. Erwin, Tonn. Nashvillo, Tonn. Columbia. Tonn. . Clarksville. Tonn. Huntingdon, Tonn. . Knoxviilo, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Knoxviilo, Tenn. Oak Rldgo, Tor.n. . CroEsvilio, Tor.n. Knoxviilo. Tonn. Lc Ar.gelo . Colli. Knoxviilo, Tenn. Chattonooga, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Bradcr.. Tonn. Knoxviilo. Tonn. McMlnnvillo, Tenn. Kingsport. Term. Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Chattanooga. Tenn. Cincinnati. Ohio Memphis, Tenn. Gallatin. Term. Knoxviilo, Tenn. Louden, Tonn. Knoxviilo, Tenn. Culhrle. Ky. Solmor, Tenn. Knoxviilo, Tonn. Knoxviilo. Tonn. Cclllarvllle. Tenn, LaFolIeite, Tenn, Knoxviilo, Tonn. V ythovillo. Va. Little Rock, Ark. Norris, Tenn. . Knoxviilo, Tenn. Nashvillo, Tenn. Gallatin. Tenn, Knoxville, Tenn. Knoxviilo, Tenn. Washington. D. C. Morristown, Tenn. Milan, Tenn. Nashvillo, Tenn. Centerville. Tenn. Morristown, Tonn. . Seviorville. Tenn. Clarksviito. Tonn. 102 Blue and Old Gold White Rose Sigma Chi Fraternity was founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, June 28, 1855. Beta Sigma Chapter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1917. FRATERNITY LET S DANCE SWEETHEART jL a ANCHORS A WAY EXCITING AFTERNOON FIRST YOU SEE IT. THEN YOU DON'T SIG HOUSE BETA SIGMA CHAPTER First Row: Adams, Allen, Babcock, Baird, Barbour, Bartlett, Bellamy. Second Row: Bevins, Bills, F. Bos- well, S. Boswell, Bracey, Brooks, Brown. Third Row: Brundige, R. Campbell, Chumley, Clark, Collins- worth, Crabtree, Crosby. Fourth Row: Crosley, Dal- las, D. Dickey, Dinwiddie, Doss, J. Dunford, W. Dun- ford. Fifth Row: Dunlap, Edwards, Ensign, Ezell, Fandrich, Farmer, Ferguson. Sixth Row: Fonde, Gouffon, Gresham, Harmon, Hewgley, Hopper, H. Jones. 104 SIGMA CHI FRATERNITY First Row: R. K. Jones, Keister, Kinzel, Kirby, Kirk- patrick, Langaard, Mills. Second Row: Milner, Mitch- ell, Murray, Meyer, McCaffee, McAmy, McKeehan. Third Row: McLean, McNeill, Norris, Ogilvie, Purks, Reddick, Reeves. Fourth Row: Rose, Sharp, Shelton, Smartt, Staley, Suddoth, Taylor. FUth Row: Temple, Thompson, Tittle, Troutman, Umberger, Utley, Vaughan. Sixth Row: Waldrum, Walker, Wallace, Warwick. Watt, Weaver, Wood. 105 SIGMA NU CRUM. President HARRISON. Vice-President McMURRAIN. Trossurer ROBERTSON. Secretary MEMBERS ROBERT ARLEDGE Athens, Term. J. D. HUTCHINSON Knoxville, Tenn. WILLIAM ARLEDGE Athene, Tcnn. NATHAN PARSONS Ashoville. N. C. HENRY ASHMORE Charlotte. N. C. CARL PRITCHARD Alcoa, Tonn. CHARLES ASKINS Lafco City, S. C- LLOYD PRITCHARD Alcoa. Tonn. GEORGE BARE . Nashville, Tonn. GENE RANDOLPH Burnsville. N. C. LESLIE BARE Nashville, Term. J. C. REIDER Clinton. Tonn. KAY BENNETT Asheville, N. C. EDWARD REPAZ Knoxville, Tenn. ROBERT BETTS . Knoxville, Tonn. ROBERT RINEARSON . Knoxville, Tenn. EDSEL BLEVINS . Bristol, Tenn. JAMES ROBERTSON Knoxville, Tenn. T. G. BROWN . . . Palls, V«. JOHN RUPLEY Morristown, Tenn. HAYNES BUMPUS . . Wavcrly, Tenn. AI. RUSSAS Providence. R. 1. BAXTER CATO Hyde. Pa. GENE SINON . Cleveland, Tonn. EDWARD COLLINS Memphis, Tenn. MARTIN SPANGLER Knoxvillo, Tenn. CHARLES CREWS Knoxville. Tenn. JERRY SULLIVAN Knoxville. Tenn. JACK CRUM . . Pensacola, Fla. WILLIAM TAYLOR Ashoville, N. C. JOHN DEVINE Knoxville. Tonn. B. RAY THOMPSON Knoxville, Tenn. CARL DOWNEY Clllton Forge, V«. JACK THOMPSON Knoxvillo, Tonn. FRANK DUNLAP Waynesboro, N. C. HILTON TUNNELL . Whitehaven. Tonn. ROBERT DYER .... Knoxville, Tenn. WILLIAM VANDEGRIFF Knoxvillo. Tenn. JOHN FRENCH Whliohaven, Tenn. HENRY VARNELL Whitehaven. Tonn. ROBERT GOULD Westerville. Ohio DAVID WALKER Frtcndavillo. Tenn. THOMAS GRIFFITH . . . Pearl River. N. Y. J. C. WALKER . Knoxville, Tenn. JOHN GUTH Whliohaven. Tenn. RALPH WALLACE ... Knoxvillo, Tenn. MARTY HAHN Knoxvillo, Tenn. JAMES WEBSTER Oliver Springs, Tenn. 3RUCE HARRISON Knoxville. Tenn. CHARLES WEELER Knoxville, Tenn. THOMAS HAYNES Knoxville. Tenn. OLIN WILLIAMS . Harriman, Tenn. CHARLES HEOUEMBOURG . Charleston, Mo. ARTHUR WILLS Nashville, Tonn. CHARLES HILL Adams, Tenn. CLEON WRINKLE Cleveland, Tonn. WAYNE HUDSON . . Harriman, Tonn. CHARLES YOUNG Jackson. Tonn. 106 Gold, Black, and While White Rose Sigma Nu Fraternity was founded at the Vir- ginia Military Institute, Lexington. Virginia, in 1868. Epsilon Eta Chapter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1921. FRATERNITY EPSILON ET First Row: R. Arledge, W. Arledge. Ashnore, Askins, G. Bare, L. Bore, Bennett. Second Row: Betts, Brooks, Cato, Collins, Devine, Downey, Dunlap. Third Row: Dyer, French, Griffith, Guth. Haynes, Hequembough, A CHAPTER Hill. Fourth Row: Hudson, G. Jackson, H. Jackson, P. Johnson, S. Johnson, Keith, Knight. Fifth Row: Law, Lomax, Lowery, Marks. Massey, McGhee, Mc- Hugh. 108 S I G M A NO First Row: McReynolds, Merill, Miner, Miracle, Mur- phy, Nelson. Nichols. Second Row: Null, Oakes, Ogle, Parsons, C. Pritchard, L. Priichard, Randolph. Third Row: Reider, Rhinearson, Rupley, Sinor, FRATERNITY Spangler, Sullivan, Taylor. Fourth Row: R. Thomp- son, J. Thompson, Tunnell, VandeigriH, Varnell, D. Walker, J. C. Walker. Filth Row: Wallace, Webster, Wheeler, Williams, Wrinkle, Young. SIGMA PHI EPSILON NASRALLAH. Presidont HUNERWADEL. Vlco-Prosidont KING, Comptroller BRYANT. Secretary MEMBERS HOWARD ANDERSON WALTER A BALLINGER NATE BASTJAN BRONSON BAYL1SS JAMES M. BEAN DELMAS BEASLEY THOMAS R. BELL . HOWARD J. BLACK JOHN BRANSON JULIAN E. BRYANT MAHLON CANTRE'.L CHARLES CARSON JACK COCHRANE JACK COCKRUa: THOMAS COLEMAN . HERBERT COULTER ROBERT CULLOM RICHARD DAVIS GEORCE DAY JAMES C. DEAL WILLIAM DEAL MILTON DELZELL EDWARD DUNN ROBERT ELLIS JOHN FARGASON MARVIN FARRIS EDWARD I. ERECH JOHN HADLEY FRED HAILE KEITH HARRIS TOM HAWKINS DAN HAYNIE . AL HENSON WILLIAM HIBBETT RICHARD HIGH I EO HOLLOWAY ROBERT HOUSER Nashville. Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis. Winchester. Nashvlllo. Decherd. Maryville. Knoxvillo, Savannah. Nashville. Chattanooga, Nashvlllo. Knoxvillo. Corinth, Knoxvillo. Donolson, Dayton, Kingston. Knoxvillo. Knoxvillo, Dochoid, Knoxvillo. Knoxvillo, Arlington. Wartburg. . Paterson, Madison. Caincsboro, Sweetwater. Bartlett, Hartsvillo, Oak Rldgo, Nashvlllo. Crossvllle. Memphis. Knoxvillo. Tenn. KENNETH HOWARD Tor.n. PAUL HUGHES Tonn. H. P. HUNERWADEL Tonn. VIRGIL HUSTON Tenn. GENE IGOU Tonn. BILL JOHNSON Tenn. JAMES JONES Tonn. JAMES KENNEDY Tonn. JAMES KING Tonn. REGINALD KLING . Tenn. ROBERT KUYKENDALL Tenn. JERRY LAUGHLIN Tonn. A. O. LEIN ART Tonn. I AMES LILLIE Tenn. HUGH LITTLE Tenn. LAWRENCE LOVEL Tonn. RICHARD LOYD . Tenn. MAURICE LUSK Tonn REASON MARTIN . Tenn. JACK MARTIN Tenn. LEE MARTIN Tenn. CLARENCE MATTHEWS Tenn. WILLIAM MASSEY Tonn. SPENCER MILLARD . Tonn. IOE MONGER Tenn. CLAYTON MOORE N. J. ROY MOORE Tonn. WILLIAM MOORE Term. THAD MORRIS Tenn. JOHN MURRAY Tenn. THOMAS MUSTO Tonn. DIXON McCARTY Tenn. EDWIN McBRIDE Tonr.. JACK McGUIRE Tonn. GEORGE NADER Tonn. ANDREW NASRALLAH Tonn. JEFF NEWBILL Knoxville, Tenn. Cakdalo, Tonn. Chattancoas, Tonn. Knoxville. Tenn. Chattanooga. Tenn. . Scout Hill, Tonn. Contorvillo. Tonn. Arlington. Va. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Chattanooga, Tonn. Nashville. Tonn. Chimney Rock. N. C. Chattanooga. Tonn. Franklin. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Nashvlllo,, Tonn. Lebanon, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Nashville. Tonn. Nashvlllo. Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. Lenoir City, Tenn. Hottsville, Tenn. Union City. Tenn. Sweetwater, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Millington, Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. Memphis. Tenn. Lenoir City, Tonn. Nashville. Tonn. Signal Mountain, Tonn. . Covington, Tenn. Knoxvillo. Tonn. St. Augustine, Fla. Jacksonville. Fla. Memphis, Tonn. GEORGE NIEDERHOUSER V ALTER NUNN RICHARD OWNBY R. A. PAYNE JOHN PENNINGTON V . E. PHIFER . . ROBESON PICKEL PAUL POMEROY GLENN PORTER CHARLES PRICE JAMES REECER [OHN RENEAU ED REYNOLDS JACK RHODES . BUDDY ROGERS WILLIAM SCHISM EDMOND SEALS PAUL SHERBAKOFF JAMES SMIDDY JACK SPARKS JACK STEWART JAMES STREET HERBERT SULLIVAN ROBERT SUTHERLAND PAT THATCHER . .■ IACK THOMPSON MARK VENRICK LYNN WALLACE . JACK WEST ALFRED WIGGS LEONARD WILLIAMS RICHARD WILLIAMS JAMES WJTTMANN ARNOLD ZOPFI . . CHARLES ZOPFI Donolson. Tenn. Glascow. Ky. . Etowah. Tonn. Covington. Tonn. Signal Mountain. Tenn. Knoxville, Tonn. Swootwator, Tonn. Nashvlllo. Tonn. . Lenoir City, Tonn. . Loudon. Tenn. Nashvlllo. Tenn. Memphis. Tonn. Franklin. Tenn. Savannah, Tonn. Knoxville, Tenn. Kingsport. Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. xville. KnoxviUe. Tonn. Williamsburg. Ky. Nashville. Tonn. Ashevillo. N. C. Memphis, Tonn. McMinnvillo, Tonn. Lenoir City. Tonn. Signal Mountain, Tenn. Athens. Tenn. Brentwood, Tonn. Knoxville. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Nashvlllo, Tenn. Powell Station, Tonn. . . . Memphis. Tenn. Nashvlllo. Tenn. Nashvlllo. Tonn. Nashvlllo. Tonn, 110 Purple and Red American Beauty Rose and Violet SigmA Phi Epsilon Fraternity was founded at the University of Richmond, Richmond, Vir- ginia, November, 1901. Tennessee Alpha Chap- ter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1913. FRATERNITY PLEDGE DANCE SINGIN SIG-EP CINDERELLA GIRL THE MAIN GEARS JERRY. MATER INC. NADER'S CLASSY CHORUS TENNESSEE ALPHA CHAPTER First Row: Anderson, Ballinger, Bastian, Bayless, Bean, Beasley, Bell, Black. Second Row: Branson, Cantrell, Carson, Cochrane, Coc rum, Coleman, Coulter, Cullom. Third Row: Davis, Day, J. Deal, W. Deal, Delzell, Dunn, Ellis, Fargason. Fourth Row: Farris, Freeh, Hadley, Haile, Harris, Hawkins, Hayne, Henson. Filth Row: Hibbett, High, Holloway, Houser Howard, Hughes, Huston, Igou, Johnson. Sixth Row: Kennedy, Kling, Kuykendall, Laughlin, Leinart, Lillie, Lovell, Loyd, Lusk. 112 SIGMA PHI EPSILON First Row: T. B. Martin, J. Martin, L. Martin, Matthews, Massey, Monger, R. Moore, W. Moore. Second Row: Morris, Murray, Musto, McCarty, McBride, Mc- Guire, Nader, Newbill. Third Row: Niederhouser, Nunn, Ownby, Payne, Pennington, Phifer, Pickel, Pomeroy. Fourth Row: Porter, Price, Reecer, Reneau, Reynolds, Rhodes, Rogers, Schism. Fifth Row: Seals, Sherbakoff, Smiddy, Sparks, Stewart, Street, Sulli- van, Sutherland, Thatcher. Sixth Row: Thompson, Venrick, Wallace, West, Wiggs, Williams, Wittmann, A. Zopfi, C. Zopfi. 113 ETA BETA TAU KUSHNER. Vlce-Proiidont RATNER. Treasurer SCHWARTZ. Secretary MEMBERS MARVIN BALLIN Memphis, Term. ROBERT BASIST Memphis, Tonn. ROY BLOCK . Chattanooga. Tenn. JAMES BRANSON . . Memphis. Tenn. BILL BRODY . . . Knoxville. Tenn. MANUEL BROWN Memphis. Tonn. PHILLIP BUSH Chattanooga. Tenn. SAMUEL DATTEL Memphis. Tonn. HAROLD DIFTLER Knoxvillo, Tonn. GERALD DORTCH Memphis, Tenn. ALVIN EBER Momphis, Tenn. LOUIS EPSTEIN Chattanooga, Tenn. MANNIE ETTINGOFF Momphis, Tonn. JAY FREED Trenton, Tenn. MARVIN FRIEDMAN Memphis. Tenn. MARVIN GOLDFAR3 Memphis. Tonn. RICHARD GREEN .... Knoxville, Tenn. RICHARD GREENBAUM Miami Beach, Fla. HERBERT GREENBERG . . . Momphis, Tenn. PAUL GREENBERG . Momphis. Tenn. MARVIN KOLODKIN ... . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. DAVID KOTLER MYRON KUSHNER . . LAWRENCE LEVINE Chattanooga. Tonn. HERBERT LiPMAN WARREN NEWMAN .... Bello Glade, Fla. JACK PLATT Memphis. Tenn. MARVIN RATNER Memphis. Tenn. TED ROBERTS Momphis. Tonn. DAVID ROBINSON Knoxvillo. Tonn. MELVIN ROBINSON Knoxville. Tonn. SAM P.OSENFIELD Jollico. Tenn. HERBERT ROTH ■ . • Nashville, Tenn. BENNY SALKY . . Memphis. Tonn. KARL GENE SCHEINBERG . . . . Memphis. Tonn. DAVID SCHWARTZ Chattanooga. Tonn. HAROLD SIEGEL . Chattanooga. Tonn. SANFORD SINGER . . . . Knoxville. Tenn. ERWIN SISKIN . .... . . . . Newport, Tonn. SAM STARK. JR. Momphis. Tonn. LOUIS STEINBERG Chattanooga, Tenn. HERBERT TAB3 Chattanooga, Tonn. HUGH UNGER Brooklyn, N. Y. HOWARD WALLER .... Momphis, Tenn. NORTON WATERMAN . HENRY WURZBURG. JR. 114 Light Blue and White Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity was founded in New York City, December 29, 1898. Alpha Nu Chap- ter at the University of Tennessee was founded in 1942. FRATERNITY First Row: Ballin, Basist, Brody, Brown, Bush, Dattel. Second Row: Dortch, Epstein, Ettingoff, Freed, Fried- man, Goldfarb. Third Row: H. Greenberg, P. Green- berg, Kolodkin, Levine, Lipman, Newman. Fourth Row: Platt, Roberts, Roth, Salky, Scheinbeig, Schwartz, Sie- gel. Fifth Row: Singer, Siskin, Stark, Unger. Waller, Waterman, Wurzburg. THE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MAN- AGER OF THE 1949 VOLUNTEER AND THE UNIVERSITY OF TEN- NESSEE PUBLISHING ASSOCIA- TION PRESENT . . . THE TORCHBEARERS The spirit of the Hill, exemplified in the Volunteer who holds high the torch of service, is most nearly approached by those members of the senior class who each year are selected to be Torchbearers. Singled out by a combined committee of the students and faculty, these are the men and woman who have by their leadership, energy, integrity, thoughtfulness, strength of purpose and faithfulness to duty through four years of college life, most closely adhered to the ideals embodied in the Spirit of the Volunteer. Achievement alone is not the basis for the selection of the nino appearing on the following pages. More than this is the way in which those achievements were gained, by unassuming manner, by friendliness and nobility of purpose, by many services unher- alded, yet so important in furthering the traditions and ideals of the University. These represent the goal of those following behind, the campus leaders of the present, the guiding beacons of the future. These are the Torchbearers of 1949. He who beareth the torch shadoweth 118 himself to give light to others.' TORCHBEARER 119 FRED CAGLE TORCHBEARER CHARLOTTE FINNEIL 120 TORCHBEARER 121 BETTY HA A G A TORCHBEARER ROTH ANN PEOPLES 122 TORCHBEARER 123 JANE PETERS TORCHBEARER ELIZABETH SLEDGE 24 TORCHBEIRER JACK SWEAHIHGEN 12S TORCHBEARER TOM VAUGHN 126 TORCHBEARER DJBNEY WELLFORD 127 THE EDITOR AT WORK The Volunteer is the annual student pub- lication which strives to capture in pictures the high points of the past year and present them in a volume of memories. The first annual required the energy and THE 1949 EDITORIAL STAFF PAUL HUGHES...............................Editorin-Chiol ROY SIMMONS and GRADY K1MSEY . . Assistant Editors NAN WILLIAMSON.......................Secretary to Editor DEPARTMENTAL EDITORS JACK WESTBROOK BOB MEADOWS BETTY HISCOCK . ... Assistant JULIAN BRYANT Class LEONARD ROGERS .... Publicity BILL MORRIS . . Sports DON MIRTS Activities ANN FOWLER Assistant MARY A HOUSE ... Snapshots JACK McKEEHAN . Military CORKY STRINGE Makeup JANE SULLIVAN . . . . Features BILL TRENT ... Art L D. GARINGER Law Section CELESTE MARTIN . . . . . Graduate PAUL SHIRLEY . . . . Photography ASSISTANTS Belly Rlnoy Nancy Megel Virginia Frosl Jimmie Loinart Amy Debusk Betty Escuo Kathy Weokj Danny Corroll Tom Henry Dick Burnette Arlynn Pilling Sally Burch Betty Hiscoclc Bill Johnson Clalro Plummer Laura Kelly Nancy Skull Betty Ann Clemens Mary Ann Wooten Eleanor Griffith Elaino DIIlow Joan Hampton Mary Joy Charles Aytos Bob Williams Pat Riney Tom Grcon Warren Anderson Johnny Ward Carolyn Smith Don Webster Belly Chandler Bill Van Clove Marian Miller Gerry Roach Joan Diehl Helen McNoil Chick Wilson Lyle McElroy Dwight Kessel Fii t Row: Bryant, Fowler, Gaungcr, Hi cock, House, Kimsoy. Second Row: Marlin. McKoohan, Meadow , Mitt . Mortis. Roger . Third Row: Simmon , Shirley, Stringo, Sullivan, Westbrook, Williamson. VOLUNTEER BUSINESS STAFF ERNEST GRIGGS GEORGE BAKER EUDELL RIPPETOE Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager OFFICE STAFF ARLYNN PILLING............................ Office Manager BETSY ROSS ..................... Assistant Office Manager ADVERTISING STAFF ANNE BAKER...........................Advertising Manager BOB L. COCHRAN Assistant Advertising Manager ORGANIZATIONS STAFF BILL MOORE .................. Organization Manager JIM HAYNES . . Assistant Organization Manager SALES STAFF VINCENT RYAN.........................................Sales Manager KEN ATCHLEY.......................Assistant Sales Manager ASSISTANTS Marvin D. Friedman Pogo House Bill Tarwator Tommie Belle Fortner Beverly Sharpe Pauline Veal Leslie Hammer Neill Clark Betty J. Coleman Hugh Eakin Jack Hughes Bob Lee Laurens R. Massey Betty Read Mcllwairvo Margaret Mcllwaine Sally McKinney Danny Shea H. E. Simpson Robert Sinker Lily Van Morris Ouida V eissingor James B. Williams Vivian Williams Tom Woodard Claire Cowan Betty Barnes Carol Cartwright Grace Deltzel Joan Edmunds Emma Lou Kroger Mary Ralph Jarod Burch Stewart Anna Mario Budde Jack Rhodes John Summit! Nancy Burton Betty Campbell Barbara Huff Polly Murray THE BUSINESS MANAGER talents of four editors and thirty-six months of labor by other interested persons. The present one is the result of the know how of fifty-one preceding editions, three months of anguish, and one editor. First Row: Atchley, D. Baker. H. Bakor. A. Baker. Cochran. Friedman. Second Row: Hammer, Haynes. House. Hughes, Moore, Pilling. Third Row: Rippetoe. Ross, Ryan, Sharpe. Tarwater. First Row: Green. Raker. Patker, Ward, Coates. Morris. Second Row: Sharpe, Tramel. Obonour. V esibrook, Diamond. The Orange and White, official student newspaper of the University, along with its sister publications, the Volunteer and the Tennessean, offers varied opportunities to all students aspiring to journalistic achieve- ments, regardless of college or organizational affiliations. EDITORIAL STAFF LEONARD ROGERS. AUBREY TRAMEL Editorsin-Chiel ASSOCIATES JACK THOMPSON. JOHNNY WARD Managing Editors PAUL COATES. FRED PARKER News Editors BILL MORRIS. TOM GREEN . . Sports Editors BEVERLY SHARPE . . Society Editor GEORGE BAKER . . . Feature Editor JACK WESTBROOK Radio Editot BETTY OBENOUR . Copy Editor BENNETT SUPPLE . Exchange Editoi BENNETT SUPPLE .... Feature Columnist Top: Rogers. Below: Trammel ASSISTANTS Haywood Harris Mike Weatherly Paul Pomeroy Alton McDonald Arnold Zopfi David Bush Jim Groor Ray Foster Robert Badger James Hayr.es Harold Roberts Mary Roberts Adeline Stanberry Mary Lou Hammer Katherine Weeks Louis Schnoider Mary Ann Anderson Bob Williams Chuck Morgan Sloopy Hearn Jane Bculware Beverly Crowell Pat Williams Jean Pillow Nancy Burton Carol Berry Betty Jo Hefner Sue Kile Annello North Avion Spiro Robert Rinearson Celeste Martin John Bowers Bill Keel George Nader Ann Rogers Stuart Trapp Bill Tower Be3slo Mao McNoi! Carol Chandlor Lucy Hall Moor© Demetra Tarrant Ann Walker Betty Thompson Jim Vester George Kirby First Row: Bridge, Stnnqo, Friend, OehmSg Second Row: Halo. Kulzo. Griggs. BUSINESS STAFF BARBARA TUTTLE . . Business Manager BETSY BRIDGE Assistant Business Manager GLEN CLAIBORNE , Advertising Manager BILL HALE...........................Circulation Manager CAROLYN STRiNGE..................................Office Manager ED OEHMIG ............................Advertising Staff JULIA TUCKER...............................Office Staff GOLDSBY SWAN............................ Office Staff NANCY JO WRIGHT............................Office Staff MARY ANN FRIEND............................Ofiico Staff HAL KULTZ..................................Office Staff JERE GRIGGS................................Office Staff Published semi-weekly, the Orange and White is sold by solicited subscription to stu- dents, and is a corporate member of the University Publishing Association. Recently, the Orange and White has strengthened its voice through the media of a weekly radio program, Presstime on the Hill, and increased circulation. ASSISTANTS Waltor Johnson Jim Bresnahan Dot Wallace Joan Carter Kathryn Dalton Mary Miller Georgo Kylo John Cox L. C. Chapman Jerry Dortch Dick Nowllng Karl Schoinborg Sam Mara Marvin Ballin James B. Williams Sam Stark Julia Tucker Harold Mullins Woody Konnoman THE 0 11 N D 1 Kathryn Taylor RANGE WHITE THE BUSINESS MANAGER THE EDITOR THE1 9 4 £ 1 - ’ 4 0 BILL BARNHART EVALIN FRANTZ STAFF . Editor Assistant Editor ASSOCIATE EDITORS GRADY KIMSEY PAT WALLACE MARTIN COULTER JOHN KRICKEL LENNIS DUNLAP , . Ar! Ficllon Features Pootry Talk o' Iho Hill EDITORIAL STAFF JOHN DEVINE PAT WALLACE . . BETTY OBENOUR Makeup Office Exchange Xlmooy Kuykendall Fowler Obonour Rlnoy DeVault Edington 132 TENNESSEAN THE BUSINESS MANAGER STAFF RUTH ANN PEOPLES IOAN EDINGTON BETTY HI3COCK .............. Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager BUSINESS STAFF GEORGE MOSS ZOE DOOLEY JOY KUYKENDALL PAT RINEY SAM FOWLER CHARLES STRINGFIELD MARY ANN ANDERSON FRANK RICHMOND JEAN DEVAULT VIVIAN WILLIAMS SYLVIA HAMILTON The Tennessean is the bi-monthly, student literary mag- azine. It contains short stories, articles, poetry, photography, and art contributed by students on The Hill . An effort is made not only to publish the best literary and artistic works submitted, but also to present selections representative of the many campus interests. Andorscn Mom Dooley William 133 The U. T. Agricultural Club originated in 1889, and has been one of the most active organizations on the campus ever since. It sponsors two large functions for the entire campus each year—Barn- warmin' and Roundup. The TENNESSEE FARMER, THE AG the official Ag College magazine, is published by the Ag Club. In addition, numerous socials are held for the Aggies during the year and teams are entered in intramural sports. Loti to Right: Dabnoy Wollford, Proildent; Evorott Carroll. Socrotaty; Zano Prlco, Sorgoantat-arm ; Bonny Gilliam, Troasuror: Iair.ii NichoU, Critic. Not pictu rod: Ralph Domont, Vsco-Proaldont. C L D B TENNESSEE FARMER STAFF JEFF NEV BILL.................Editor-In-Chief JOHN E. SIMPSON Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF ZANE PRICE .... Assistant Editor DEPARTMENTAL EDITORS Bob Breeding Tom Green Dabnoy Weliora W. C. Garland Paul Huttcn Ernest Griggs Tho Judges The TENNESSEE FARMER is a monthly magazine published under the auspices of the Ag Club by the students themselves. Its purpose is to keep the students and others interested in the Ag College posted on new agricultural trends and developments and news of the Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics. Its circulation includes students and their families, extension workers, rural high schools, and farmers throughout the state. REPORTERS Claronc© ChosInuH Georgo Wallor Lewis Williams Advisor, A. J. Sims W. R. Clark Goorgo Ouoonor Frod Laino TENNESSEE FARMER BUSINESS STAFF ALVIN BLAKE Assistant Business Manager ADVERTISING STAFF POWELL COVING Manager Bill Skinner Warren Blackley CIRCULATION STAFF Mark Harris. Mgr. Ben Cocknll Gid Tedder William Massoy HOME ECON. STAFF BEVERLY CROWELL .... Editor REPORTERS AJiMlJi 135 Betty DrSnnon Paulino Veal Doris Frailor THE TENNESSEE ENGINEER Front Row: Bryant, Lander, MeBrido, Huffstctlor. Second Row: Payno, Pace, Harris, Barger. Third Row: Diehl, Matthews, Deal, Austin, Pomoroy. An engineer, so we are told, is normally an in- trovert-inclined toward mathematical exactness and possessing a poor sense of humor. This is supposed to add dignity to their chosen profession of slide rule reading. In keeping with this illusion and not wanting to give away the fact that they are essen- tially characters is the student engineering mag- azine, The Tennessee Engineer. Although created for the students and containing many student articles, the Engineer also tries to carry on an unofficial liason with the outside in presenting articles by outstanding men in the in- dustry. The men who make up some of the Engineer are: Eddie McBride, main gear; J. E. Bryant, driving pinion; Tom HuHstetler, reverse idlor gear; Coy Lander, torque tube; Joe Austin, differential; R. A. Payne, transfer case. Translated, these men are editor-in-chief, associate editor, assistant editor, business manager, assistant business manager, and circulation manager. Other cogs are: Joe Barger, advertising manager; Keith Harris, exchange editor; Nelson Lunn, photographer. THE PUBLICATIONS COUNCIL Dr. C. E. Y ylle, F. C. Lowry, chairman; Dr. John C. Hc ig« , Paul G. Hughos. student; Jamcj L. Smith. Leonard S. Roger , studtnt- The publications council is responsible for and directs the major policies of the Orange and White, Tennessean and Vol- unteer. It is composed of six members— two student representatives and an alumni three faculty members are appointed by the president of the university. The editors and business managers are responsible to the council for the execution of their publication duties. They attend 137 representative are elected each spring and council meetings, but are given no vote. THE m-STDDENTS’ CLUB OFFICERS HOWARD BAKER. JR. DAVE DODSON ANNA LYNN EVANS PAUL FITZGERALD President Junior Class; Sams. Social Chairman; Baker, Proaidont President, ASC; Robertson, Vice-President Junior vico President Class; Winchester, Law Representative; Oakes, Treas- Secroiary urer Junior Class. Treasurer The All Students Club Council is the governing body of the University of Tennessee, and it consists of fifty-two members. First row: Gibson. President Pan-Hellenic Council; Evans, Secretary ASC; Peoples, Liberal Arts Represen- tative; Tuttle. Business Representative; House, Busi- ness Representative; Lyle, Home Economics Repre- sentative; Rutherford, Secretary Sophomore Class; Holder, Education Representative. Second row: Meacham, Engineering Representa- tive; Reeder, Athletic Representative; Leith, President WSGA; Kaufman, Treasurer Sophomore Class; Mc- Kinney. Liberal Arts Representative; Lee, Business Representative; Haun, Freshman Advisor. Third row: King, Engineering Representative; Bone, Fourth row: Washam, President Senior Class; Rog- ers, Publications; Dodson, Vice-President ASC; Hughes, Publications; Weatherly, President FRB; Bur- dette, Chairman Traditions Board; Dance, Business Representative; Smith, President Freshman Class; Cross, Business Representative. Members not in picture: Browder, Vice-President Senior Class; Strong, Agricultural Representative; Swearingen. Engineering Representative; Harper, President Vol Vet Club; Everscle, Secretary Junior Class; Hunter, Vice-President Sophomore Class; Tittle, Military Representative; Erd, Vice-President Freshman Class; Weeks, Secretary Freshman Class; Elliott, Treasurer Freshman Class; Robinson, Liberal Arts Rep- resentative; Bell, Agricultural Representative; Little- ford. Education Representative. t38 THE BEAVER C L D B OFFICERS ROLLIN V. WILSON . . . President MARJORIE DUNCAN Vice President MARY ANN ANDERSON . . . Secretary JOE BARGER . . , Treasurer PROF. ALBERT RAPP Faculty Adviser The Beaver Club is composed of thirty-one mem- bers which consist of a delegate from each fraternity and sorority plus two boys and two girls from the Independent Organization. The tricks to be done at the football games be- tween halves are planned anywhere from a week to a month in advance. Each Wednesday night during the football season, the members of the club meet to prepare the instruction sheets for the next home game—there are over 1500 to be prepared. The card tricks at UT have been praised both locally and nationally. For many years, other universities have envied the half-time entertainment put on by the Beaver Club, with the aid of the student body. Firs! Row: Hurst. Connor, Bakor, Los, Gray. Slager, Anderson, Duncan. Second Row: Havens. Van Cleavo. McConnell, Reach. Duncan, Williams, Bakor. Third Row: Kolloy, Vaughn. Dondor, Powell. Goldfarb, Wilson, Barger. Members not picturod: Mary N. Russell. Miriam Carroll. Patsy Amhart. Irma Joan Brooks, Joanotte Woiss. Bill Switzer. Buddy Hord, Charles Koith, Glonn Porter. Harry Wohunt. 139 W 0 M E N ’ S S T JUDY LEITH . . . D D E OFFICERS N T . . . Prosldont BETSY BRIDGE . Vico Prosldont MARY ANN ELLIS . . . . Secretary ALICE LYLE . . . . . Ttoasuror First Row: Betsy Bridge. Vico President; Judy Leith. President; Elizaboth Sledge, acting Secretary; Alice Lyle. Treasurer. Second Row: Betty Haago. Ruth Ann Peoples, I oris Hurst. Helen Hler, Betty Riney, Mary Ann Truss. Ann Dooley. Helen Gibson. The Women's Student Government As- sociation is made up of all women students of the University. There is a council of the association which is made up of all the presidents of the women’s organizations on the campus, and the four elective officers—President, 140 GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. It is the purpose of this body to regulate all matters pertaining to the life of the women of the University of Tennessee not under the jurisdiction of the faculty; to further a spirit of unity and service among the women; to be a federation for all wo- men's organizations and groups; to in- crease a sense of individual responsibility and to be a medium whereby the standards and ideals of the University may be made and kept high. First Row: Truss, Peoples, Leith, Sledge. Second Row: Lyle, Hior. Hurst, Enman. Third Row: Gibson. Rlnoy, Millor, Dooloy, Bridge. 141 A . C . E . BOARD Tho Association o! Collegiato Engineers Board, rofcrrcd to as tho ACE Board, is at presont composed of twenty mombors. There are three officers, president, vico-presidont, and socrotary who aro elected annually. Each of the lour engineering socioties have throe representatives on the board. Those four societies are: tho American Instituto of Electrical Engineers. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, American Society of Civil Engi ncors. and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The Industrial Fnginooxa have two representatives on the board who are members o: SAM (Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment). There aro two members from Tau Beta Pi, tho honorary engineering fraternity and one faculty member. The primary function of tho ACE Board is to coordinate the functions of the various engineering sodties. The two most im- portant functions of tho ACE Board are tho Annual Engineers Ball and ACE Day, the lattor being a day when all tho Engineer- ing buildings and laboratories are opened lo tho public and technical phenomena are demonstrated by the engineering 3ludents. Each year four engineering queens aro selected to roign over tho Engineer's ball and ACE Day. Their lilies are; Freshman— Cucen of Clubs: Sophomore- Queen of Diamonds; Junior—Quoon ol Hearts: Senior—Queen of Spades. These queens are announced at intermission of the annual Ball and each of the girls is given engraved trophy. OFFICERS IACK SWEARINGEN' . . . President WALKER MEACHAM Vice-President ED MULLIKIN . . . Secrotary STAN MERRITT MEMBERS . AIEE GENE MARTIN AIEE CHARLES CHAVIS , AIEE ASA REESE ASME IIM HILL . . . ASME JIM EZELL . . ASME CARL JOHNSON . . ASCE HARRY GIVANS ASCE O. BERHOFER . . . ASCE BILL ROYALL . . . AIChE H. P. HUNERWADEL . . AIChE F.D. McBRIDE . . . SAM JOE AUSTIN . . SAM RICHARD MAERKER . Tau Bola Pi ROBERT FISHER . Tau Beta PI R. M. LAFORGE . . . Faculty 142 D. T. STUDENT CHAPTER OF SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDENT OFFICERS JAMES S. DALLAS .... WILLIAM C HILLEARY . JOSEPH L. GARNER .... RALPH E. RINELLA . . . EDWIN S. McBRIDE JOHN E. RUSSELL MR. C. A. SLOCUM.................. . . . President 1st Vico-frosidont 2nd Vice-President 3rd Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasuror Student Adviser S.A.M. is a national professional society of management for people in industry, commerce, government, and education. There are sixty-one student chapters and fifty professional chapters throughout the United States. Tennessee Student Chapter was organized in April 1948. It received its charter in the national organi- zation August 21, 1948. Membership in the student chapter is composed cf Industrial Management and Industrial Engineering students. First Row: Cannon. Hayos. Pollard. Hlileary. Haynes. Atkins, Mirts. Second Row: McMahan, Pass, Leinart, Leo, Ewing. Mullins, Loyd, Baner. Third Row: McCuny, Wilson. L. McCalla, Leopard, Sadler. Rlnella, Foster, Austin, Jennings. Fourth Row: Jones, McBride, Dallas. Russess. Connor. Gardner. Garner. Wilson. 143 CARNICUS A long, long time ago (so long ago that no on® knows oxaclly when) the idea originated in some student's head that the studonts should stago a carnival and circus on tho campus. They had a parade and stunts and climaxed it all with a dine® and tho selection of a Carnival Queen. But times being what they aro, and manpower being what it is. this grand scale production has been gradually toned down. First tho Carnival and Circus were combined to form Camicus (clever, wasn't it?) then the parade was eliminated, tho next thing to feel tho axe was the selection of tho Queen. During the war years even the stunts wore abolished duo to tho lock of participants. However, after '45 Camicus assumed its rightful placo on the calendar, and all tho wits of tho fratornities and sororities wero back to the grind of turning our scripts. Sinco people seem to get lasior with each year, tho idea of reviving the Carnicus parade was vetoed outright as requiring too much energy. Last year evoryono feared that Carnicus had been dealt its fatal blow when it was announced that strict censorship would be onforcod. But lo and behold, the entertainment provided by tho skits reached an all-time high last year. Never before had the judges had such a hard time in reaching a decision. Nover before had so many of tho skits contained so much humor and originality. The Chi Omega sorority and the Kappa Sigma fraternity deserve a big hand for their win- ning skits. Tho Chi O skit was a clover take-off on Joan of Lorraine and campus politics titled Joan of U-Talne. The winning quality of the ski! was probably its familiarity and interest to the student body. Joan. Nancy Mitchell, was having a torriblo timo deciding how lo voto in student elections, and both sidos worked hard to get her vote, even threatening her with death at tho stake. The cast was completo with Dean Peaves . Doan Puniord , President Phlegm and gorgeous legs Led by Queenie Garner and Snow V hito Burroughs, the Kappa Sigs sang tholr way to victory as they had the previous year. Although tho contra! theme of Snow Whito and tho Sovon Dwarfs was strayed from, who was going to complain as long ns he was entortained. Tho soloction of the dwarfs (?) was the best casting Job of the whole Carnicus. How a strip teaso and the National Anthom Dixie wandored into the production no on© knows, but sine© it added to the enjoyment, no one cared. Perhaps tho clovorost and most original skit in Carnicus for a long timo was iho Phi Gam silent movie. The audience was proba- bly a littlo too young to appreciate the jerky acting and the sob-story plot. Tho Sigma Chi skit was a revival of the slapstick variety of comedy. Jack McKeehan had a wonderful time trying to drown Jack Hamilton. Good ole fraternity spirit! The ATO's took off on the strict consorsnip and tho result was hilarious. Tho ADPi skit wandered back to tho days of Pocohcntas and John Smith, and introduced tho Chief of E E. Tho outstanding quality of this ski! was its flashy scenery. The Phi Mu's brought Alice and Wondorland up to date by insorting Bugs Bunny in tho cast. The AOPi’s presented tho collego girl’s dilemma as a choice between Heaven and Hell. I leavo it up to you to guoss which side won. As this brief review has shown you can expect anything and everything in a Carnicus skit as long as ft is funny and havo your expectations rewarded. But seriously, the backdrops, the dance steps, and the talent are of practically professional standards. Tiro credit for the whoio production goes lo tho co-chairman, Ann Gordon Dempster and Stanley Merritt, and thoir capable assistants. 144 ALL SING The Phi Mu sorority and the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity were the winners in the annual All Sing contest held this year. The following is a list of the four winning sororities and fraternites with their selections. PHI MU “Romany Life . Victor Herbert I Heard a Forest Praying Peter DeRose DELTA DELTA DELTA Shortnin' Bread Indian Love Call . CHI OMEGA Cole Porter Medley O Sacred Head . ALPHA OMICRON PI Now the Day is Over Joseph Barnby Holiday for Strings David Rose SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Riff Song Sigmund Romberg Hallelujah Chorus Handel LAMBDA CHI ALPHA You'll Never Walk Alone Western Medley ............. SIGMA PHI EPSILON Stout Hearted Men Sigmund Romberg Beautiful Savior Crusades Hymn PI KAPPA ALPHA “Creation Soldiers Chorus Richter Gunod Jacques Wolfe Friml-Lawrence Cole Porter Bach 145 D T. RADIO OFFICERS JACK WESTBROOK .......................President EARL HENLEY.................... Vic© President ANN ROGERS .... . . Socrelaiy-Treasuror SUE DOWNS.............................Publicity Editor WORKSHOP Seated on tho floor: June Patterson. Carolyn Fr©3hour. Nancy Megal, Betty Escue. Seated in chairs: Agnos Doughorty, Lynn Powoll, Ann Rogers. Jock Westbrook, Earl Henley. Sue Downs. Mary McCullough. Third Row: Sigmund Lltoff. Walter Martin, W. L. McBoo, Dick Cook. Jack Hughes. Wilton Hutchinson. John Hogan. Paul Shor- bakolf. George Nader. Fourth Row: Jim Morrison. Paul Hodges. Robert E. Leo, Harry Baird. H. E. Simpson, Elmo Leslie, Murray Fanor, Joe Waltemath, Ed Kuroshy. Mannie Ettlngoii. Ben Holladay, Jim Wallace, Frank Lester. Marvin Goldfarb, Bill Towors. Tito rango of the University of Tonnosseo Radio Workshop has broadened this year both within the University and within the stato. Through Workshop programs tho slogan The Campus is the State is becoming a roality. Fourteen Tennessee cities and towns are carrying Radio Workshop programs ond several ol these cities are carrying programs on more than one station. Tho Radio Workshop is an organization which providos an outlet for acting, writing, onginoilng and production talents. No academic credit Is given the students participating, but they are awarded a certificate showing the amount and kinds of work thoy have done in radio at the ond of the school yoar. Every program produced by tho Radio Workshop is entirely a student production from tho writing of tho script to gotting it on the air. Kenneth D. Wright supervises and dliects the activities of tho Workshop. Nine regularly scheduled programs koep Workshop mombors busy with rehearsals, Mr. Wright's coaching sessions, actual broadcasts, and transcribing programs to bo sent out to othor stations in tho state. From this you miqht say that the Radio Workshop mets from 8 until 5 o'clock ovary day instead of twico monthly. All programs produced by tho Radio Workshop are educational and are carried on as a part of the Division of the University Extension. Tho fall schedule include TENNESSEE EDITORS SPREAD . VOICES OF TOMORROW . “HOMEMAKERS ALMANAC . PRESSTIME ON THE HILL . TODAY'S TENNES- SEE FARMERS , MEETIN’ AT UNCLE WILL'S . TENNESSEE BREADBASKET , YOUR CHILD IS HUMAN . AND SONGS OF THE PEOPLE. The number of programs and the number of members have almost doubled after one year's operation. 146 Tennessee chapter ol Tau Kappa Alpha was established on this campus In 1930. Tau Kappa Alpha represents the maior forensic society in this country. Tho requirements of this organization are tho maintenance ol a high scholastic average combined with a marked speaking ability. Tho chapter compotos rogularly with Mississippi State. Georgia, Vandorbilt, Sewano. Alabama, Auburn. Georgia Toch, Tulano, and David Lipscomb. Robert P. Hickoy, who is tho director of tho University forensics, is tho Tau Kappa Alpha sponsor. The society sponsors tho Grook V eek debating tournamont, which is hold annually each Febrauary. OFFICERS ERNEST NEWBERN...................................President BUFORD RKEA.................................Vice-President CHARLOTTE THIGPEN................................Secretary WALT HOLLIMAN....................................Treasurer GENE SIN'OR First Row: Robert L. Hickey, Director of Forensics; Gone Sinor, Manager, radio forum; Charlotte Thigpen, Secretary; Janet Shafer, Betty Richards, public relalions: James Michael Haynes. Second Row: Louis Hofforbert, Dave Pursgbve. Zone J lco, Jack Hughes, Bill Smith, debate manager; Buford Rhea. Vico Prosldont. Third Row: Dick Jones, Ernest Nowbern, President; Bob E. Loe. Otis Stair, Walt Holliman, Treasurer. TAD KAPPA ALPHA BILL SMITH Managor, Radio Forum . Dobato Manager 147 WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES First Row: • ANNA LYNN EVANS, Della Zeta Sorority: chairman Publications Board; president Doita Ze:a Sorority; Knoxville, Tonn • BEN D. DUNACAN. Alpha Tau Omega; Scarrabean; student rep- resentative on SFOB: Milan, Tenn. • ANN DOOLEY, Alpha Omicron Pi: president ot Horne Ec Club; WSGA Council; Knoxville, Tenn. • DAVID M. DODSON, Phi Sigma Kappa; Scarrabean; vice-president. All Student Club; Alamo, Tenn, • DELORES I. CLARKE, Chi Imcqa; president c! Chi Omega frater- aiiy; U.T. Beauty for two years; Knoxville, Tenn, • FRED H. CACLE, JR.. Phi Gamma Delta; President YMCA and Y cabinot; Scarrabean; Knoxville, Tenn. Second Row: • JACK ARMSTRONG. Doha Sigma Phi; president o! Nahheeyayll Governing Board; proeidont ol Delta Sigma Phi fraternity; Lexington, Tenn. • JACK A. WHITESIDE. Phi Sigma Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; president Phi Sigma Kappa: Old Hickory. Tenn. • DABNEY A. WELLFORD. Alpha Tau Omega; Alphr Zola fresh- man award; Scarrabean; Cordova. Tenn. • DAVID M. (MIKE) WEATHERLY, Delta Tau Delta: President Frater- nity Relations Board; Omscion Delta Kappa; Nashville, Tenn, • MARION WALLING, Delta Delta Doha; Mortar award lor outstand- ing freshman: Omicron Nu: Knoxville, Tenn. • BARBARA L. TUTTLE, Chi Omega; Business Manager, Orange White; President Freshman Council; Blue Triangle; Morristown. Tenn. Third Row: • MARY ANN TRUSS, Alpha Omicron Pi; Pi Omega Pi president; House Senote President; Richmond Hts.r Missouri. • JACK C. SWEARINGEN. Kappa Alpha; f resident Nahheeyayll Governing Board: Scarrabean; Creenfield, Tenn. • ELIZABETH SLEDGE, Sigma Kappa; President Sigma Kappa sorority: president Pi Lambda Theta: Memphis, Tonn. • DAVID A. (FLIP) SCHWARTZ, Zola Boia Tau: Edltor-in-ChloL Orange 6 White; Omicron Delta Kappa; Chattanooga. Tonn. • S. LEONARD ROGERS. JCappa Sigma: Editor-in-Chie!. Orange and White; Omicron Delta Kappa; South Pittsburg. Tenn. • JANE PETERS, Doha Delta Della; YWCA president; president 1 Delta Della Delta; KnoxviUo, Tonn. Fourth Row: • RUTH ANN PEOPLES. Alpha Omicron Pi; Pi Lambda Theta; All-Sing Manager: Knoxville. Tonn. • STANLEY Y. MERRITT. Phi Sigma Kappa, Managing Editor Tonnonee Engineer.- Tau Beta Pi; Lebanon, Tenn. • VIRGINIA HUTTON. Alpha Della Pi; President Home Ec. Club; Miss 'Tennessee ; Knoxville. Tenn. • PAUL G. HUGHES. Siqma Phi Epsilon; Editor-In-Chief Volunteer: Scarrabean; Oakdale, Tenn. • KEITH HARBER, Kappa Alpha, proaidon: fraternity Relations Board: Sacerrabean; Shotbyville, Tenn. • BETTY CLAIRE HAACA, Doha Delia Delta; President Mortar Board: Georgia Hayes McConnell Scholarship; Memphis, Tonn. • ERNEST GRIGGS. Sigma Alpha Epshon; Business Manager Volun- teer; Scarrabean; Humboldt, Tenn. 148 Members as Pictured, Reading from left to right: SAXOPHONE SECTiON, William Chapman. Bob L. Cochran, lama Robertson. Earl© Slckols, Joseph Graham, C. B. Edgertcn. CLARINET SECTiON, Back Row: Phil Thompson, Paul T. Smith, Harry Trythall. Roy Simmon , Iam« D. Brow, Tamos Hutton. Middlo Row: Tom Lane. Billy Townsend, lo oph Kirkpatrick, St«v« Johnson. Wallace Ladd. Jack NoUon. Front Row: Bob Gilbert. Paul Sherbakoff. Jain© Fagan. Charles Gabbard. Earl Clarrlage. Norman Tato. Center, left to right: Oboe. Gerald Small: Flute. Jack B. Bayll : Sponsor, Delores Clarke: Director, Walter M. Pyba: Piccolo. Bill Deal. Center, Second Row, Left to Right: FRENCH HORN SECTION, A1 Brown. Lostor Seaton. Richard Burnett. Gene Kirk. PARITONE SECTION. Loft to Right: Bill Bookout, L Nelson, Robert Good, lack Cochrum. Back Row. Standing, Left to Rtght: DRUM SECTION. George Hall, David Arnold. Alvin B. Harper. Vaughn Swafford. Loo Costollo. Robori M. Johnson, Willard S. Alvrs. BASS SECTION, Loft to Right: J jhn Story, Joseph McPhorsan, Victor Dannruother, Howard W. Cooper. BELL LYRES. Kenneth Maxwell, loo Hodges. TRUMPET SECTION, Reading Right to Left, Front Row: Don Dulanoy, S. E. Crouch, Don Nunley. Hugh Boyd. Middlo Row: Jack D. Bower , Carl B. Archor, Joe Johnson. Josepn Shannon, Olin Williams, Joseph Morina, John R. Ronaker. Gerald Wallace. Last Row: Wililam Blevins, Jack Martin, Croad Mofford, Harvey Rogers, Willian Malono, Robert Sanford, Lewis Nicklo. Gene Stickle. TROMBONE SECTION, Right to Loft: Bill Strange. Manus E. Henogar. Thom a Nelson, Wayne Hudson, Francis Conn, Jack McGee, Tames W. Mays, Bill F. Anderson. Jimmy Nell. DRUM MAJOR, Hugh Little. TW1RLERS, Virgil Adkins. Janie Chapin, Celestine Alonso. Patty Shaw. Charlie Mills, Bob Cochran, Vol. Rep Members Not Pictured: Charlie Abbott. Allred Adki-.s, Jack D. Bowers, James Deal, James C. Guftoy. William Hatcher, Lewis King, Sonny Millor, Robert Rutledge, Sanford Singer, Jerry Smith, J. Fr« man. D. T . BAUD The Univorsity of Tennessee Band, the best in the land. This bunch of 88 looters aro rapidly making a name for themsolvcs in Dixfo and elsewhere in the country. Competition with other outstanding bands shows that iho Groa'.or VOLUNTEER outfit, not unlike the team, is on its way to Iho Nation's number one spot. Toamwork is the keynoto in the Band's woekly five hour rohersals. Formations for half time have preference during iho fall, while Grade A concert stuff is on tho docket for the rest of the year. Other activities the Orange and White boys take part in range horn routine drudgery to gratifying indulgence. They play for fhe Army. Navy, Carnicus, R.O.T.C., and other student functions and sovoral civic programs. Forming a contrai portion for Iho rooting section of the Orange gridmen is also a port of the duties of the band for alien competition. Ryba's DIXIE” boys are hoping to be able to present concert programs during tho wintor and spring for tho pleasure of their fellow students and admirers. That John Phillip Sousa influence you see In the band comes from their capable director. Waller M. Ryba. who is a former member of that distinctive organization. Tho band's humor on the field and elsewhere stems mainly from tho chubby captain. M. E. Henogar. Appealing to the Middle Class , the students, tho Band, like Truman, hopes to overcome all OBSTICKLES and attain success in the forecoming administration. BAND OFFICERS First Row: Caotain, Manu E. Honcgar, Second Lieutenant, James Fagan; Second Lioutcnant, Howard W. Cooper. Socc.nd Row: Sergeant. Joseph McPherson; First WALTER M. RYBA Lieutenant, Bill Strange: First Lieutenant, William Bookout. Diractor g.UtiUttakti WE BAMEO ’EM “Bonnie Dooo” ANO CLARKE MARC: '■W'tC S«'-u« W. £ , ANCHORS AWEIGH The r np Of The Navy urnTTirTpes forever. March Solo A |m B Trnoi|MMs CHAS A.ZIMMf Dil U.S. N wl At xophoni NOTHING CAN BE THAT BAD ■ A — , . — m P 3i 8LOW ’EM DOWN bravura MARCH A'4 MARCH.GATE CITY IATLAXTA. A.F WKLDOff FIGHT AWAY 1 t Treixbon the lucky dogs VfNDERBIL NAHHEEYAYLI GOVERNING BOARD All you students are members of the Nahheeyayli Club but the administrative duties are performed by this Governing Board. They arrange those one night stands and set formals in the gym at which you hear a name band. The word Nahheeyayli'' is derived from an old Cherokee Indian word mean- ing Dance of the Green Corn. On the Hill it means a big dance with a big band. The officers are: Lloyd Hamond, President: (Jack Swearingen, outgoing president); Bill Middleton, Vice-President; Bill Cowan, Secretary; Herbert Lippman, Treasurer; Dave Hoke, Assistant Treasurer. First Row: Swearingen, Armstrong, Sam . Hammond, Evans. Socond Row: Meadows, Haynes. Huston. Middleton. Hoice. Third Row: Llptnan. King. Milner. Powell. 152 •UN !8 «m aoiieiedoid THE D . T . CHORDS The University of Tennessee Chorus is an organi- zation made up of students who have musical inter- ests and ability. The schedule of activities includes doing radio programs, presenting a spring concert, furnishing music for convocations, and participating in the annual Messiah'’. I. Clarke Rhodes is the director and Justine Needham is accompanist. Officers are: Ed Goddard, President; Gosette Carter, Vice-President; Lena Evans, Secretary; and Eleanor Kyker, Treasurer. CHORUS ENROLLMENT Mildrod Prichard Annas Acufi James Bentley Lois Bocp Margaret Bottom William Brakebill Barbara Calloway Elizabeth Campbell Cosetle Carter Sheila Cochran Vo: non Co Jacqueline Creswell Robert Daly Mary Jane Davis Nancy Dixon Tonie Dcka Valorie Dunn Ann Eddy Carolyn Elkins Betty Epps Lena Evans Oscar Fostor Patricia Gardner Estoloon Gibson Elizabth Gresham Laura Hambaugh Henry Hancock Fred Haile Betty© Hargis William Harrison DoLois Hicks Barbara Huff Marilyn Hurst Eva Jenkins Charles Johnson Ruth Kelley Mary Kimbrough Eleanor Kyker Marie Lacy Shirley Lodgerwood John Lyle James McCowan Evelynne Manning Alice Masters Martha Morris Margaret Nave James Ogilvie Gordon Osborn Justine Needham Leona Peasson Ruth Ann Peoples Carolyn Pipkin Glenda Pipkin Patricia Price Barbara Rohrkc Margarot Russell Doris Sharp Bill Simmons Nancy Sloan Mildred Temple Walter Thrower Beryl Titus James Warters John WilUson V . C. George Marilyn Means Mary Frances Stoffell Neill Clark James Hammond Troy Belle Lane Selma Green Shirloy Kcttlg Beverly Chazen Virginia Smith Marqaret Hurloeker Bel field McElroy John R. Crlttonden O. W. Hatcher Ed Goddard Sigmund Lotoff Jean Hoopor Mary Ellen Robertson Holon McCoy Jo Ann Cawood Harriett Rowntree Angie Farmer Sally Stovons Loo Brewer Goorge Hall Floyd Rushing Joe Johnson Emory Greene John Watts Richard Bauer Bottyo Lochleiter janlc Rogers Patty Regan Charles Lambert Ewell Rcagln William Holman Rosemary Fry Edith Pickell Sylvia Hamilton Pat Williams Cherie Friedman Emily Frelz Tom Huffstotlor Joan Hampton Jean Gregg Ben Holladay William Daniol Judean Groonway Melissa McMurry Noel Parrott Patsy Strong Darwyne Hathold Glynn Mills Wade Cummins Frank Barton 154 THEY WENT THAT WAY Au tiredout THIS IS THE END of distinction secretbauot? GARDENIA GIRL ALL ABOARD POUTICING PEACHES AND DREAM HEE. LOOK AT ME GORDON S GLAD GUYS ELLIOT BASKET BRAWL I LOVE A PARADE DOWN IN FRONT MOB SCENE SSS-TTI DON’T DRINK IT-IT'S WATER TEMPTATION WELL, I'LL BE A MONKEY'S UNCLE WHAT BIG EARS YOU HAVE! PILLOW QF STRENGTH INTROVERT? AT THE RACES OH! WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MORNINGI PARTYING LUNCH IN A BUNCH A QUEEN FOR EVERYTHING STANOING ROOM ONLY husbands HAVING TROUBLE? nHAY r°ugh . THE GOVERNOR AND HIS GALS DEAN SMITH Viee-Presidont DEAN GREVE Doan of Womtn DEAN DUNFORD Dean ol Men CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR SOPHOMORE fOE WASHAM . SAM BROWDER IUDY LEITH BOB LUND Prosidont CLARENCE E. McKNIGHT Vice President ANDY HUNTER Secretory DOT RUTHERFORD Troasuror ANN KAUFFMAN . President Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer JUNIOR FRESHMAN ’.VALTER SCAR3ROUGH DAVID ROBINSON . . PHIL EVERSOLE BILL OAKES Prosidont SHIRLEY SMITH Vico-Prosidont BLAIR ERB Socrotary KATHERINE WEEKS Treasurer SALLY ELLIOTT . President Vice-President Secretary Troasuror DR. R. E. THOMASON Doan ot Admissioni MR. J. P. HESS Business Manager MR. J. J. WALKER Troasuror First Row: • JAKE THOMAS ARMSTRONG. Knoxville. Tonnossoo; College ot Education; Stoma Phi Epsilon Fraternity; Soqui-ContennSal; Editor VOLUNTEER '4S '46; Editor Toon Oraclo at Tennessee Toch ’44; Business Manager Tech Oraclo: Football Tonnosse© Tech (2): Basketball Tennessee Tech 12): Bond Captain Univer- sity ol Tennessee Band 1945-46, • FRANCES LOUISE BERRY. Knoxville. Tennessee; College ot Liberal Arts, Sigma Delta Pi; Nowmen Club; B.S. degree (torn East Tennessee State College. • JOHN COLTHARP BRIDGE. Knoxville. Tennessee; Collage ol Business Administration: Phi Sigma Kappa: Carnicus 1945- 6-7: Orange nad Whtto 1945; Secretary Inductor ot Phi Sigma Kappa.- Stage Manager Playhouso 1946. • MRS. DORIS CHILDRESS. Oxford. Mississippi; College ol Home Economics: Omicron Nu; B.S. from M. S. C. W.; MS. Iiom University of Tennesseo. • JAMES BARTOW COLE. IR., Chattanooga. Tennessee: Col- lege of Liberal Arts: 3.S. from University of Chattanooga. • WILLIAM I. DALE, JR., Parts. Tennessee; College ol Engi- neering: Independent Student Organisation: Sports Editor Volotto U. T Junior College 1942: Basketball Manager U. T. Junior Collega 1943; Vlco-Prosldeni Freshman Class U. T. Junior College 1942; ISO Council: Hike Club President 1947; B $. In Engineering Physics from U. T. Socond Row: • RALPH LANE DUVAL. Tallahassee. Florida: College ol Business Administration; B.S. from University of Tennessee. • MARVIN EDWARD FARRIS. Winchester. Tonncssoo: Colic,;, of Agriculture: B.S. from Berry Coliogo, Mt. Berry, Georgia. • GLADYS GEIGER. Shelburne Fails. Mas .; Collego of Homo Economics: Phi Kappa Phi: Knoxville Symphony Orchestra: Vice-President of Home Economfcs Graduate Club; B.S. from University ol Massachusetts. • FRED WILLIAM CUPTON, Neptune. Tennesseo: Collego o Education; President Phi Delta Kappa; Boy Scout Commissioner; Junior Chamber of Commereo Monitor; B.S. from University of Tennessee. • ABRAM W. HATCHER. College Grove. Tennesseo; Colleae of Liberal Aits: P; Kappa Phi; Alpha Chi Sigma; Wesley Foundation, Univorsity Chorus; A.B. in English Irom Harvard 2942 • AUBREY HOSS. Conway, Arkansas; Coliogo ol Home Economics; Sigma Sigma Sigma; B.S, Iron Arkansas State Teachors College. Third Row: • YINC CHOW LEE. Shanghai. China; Collage of Business Administration; B.A. from St. John University in Shanghai, China. • CAROLYN MIDDLETON. Oakland. Kentucky; Collego of Home Economics; Secretary of Graduato Clubs; B.S. from Western Kentucky State. • EDYTHE MILLIGAN, lefferson City, Tennessee; College of Liberal Aris; Sigma Delta Pi; Spanish Club; A.B. cum faudo at Carson Newman College. • ELIZABETH PARSONS. Scotts Hill, Tennesseo: College of Llberol Arts. • JOE M. PARSONS. Scott Hill. Tennessee; College of Liberal Arts; Phi Doha Kappa; Kappa Phi Kappa; Teaching Assistant, department of Mathematics; B.S. Georgo Peabody College for Teachors; M.A. George Peabsdy College for Teachers. • MBS. FLORINE RASCH, Memphis, Tc-nner.see; College of Home Economics. Fourlh Row: WILLARD D. REEL. Cak Ridge, Tennessee; College of Liberal Arts Pi Kappa Phi; B.A from Abilene Christian College. LESLIE F. ROBLYER, Memphis, Tennesseo; Coliogo of Ltborol Arts; Chi Beta Phi; B.S. from Memphis: State. SARA E. ROBNETT, Pikovi’.ie. Tennesseo; Collego of Home EoonomlCS; Alpha Lambda Delta; Omicron Nu: Treasurer Homo Economics Graduate Club; ISO Council; Vol Hiking Club; B.S. from Univorsity of Tennessee. MARY B. SMITH. Tuscaloosa. Alabama; Coliogo of Homo of Economics; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Home Economics Graduate Club; Cen’.oiberry Club. PAUL R. WEISS. Trechsolstn: Be::.v hweiz. Switzerland; College of Liberal Arts; Phi Gamma Delta. • GRADUATES JOHN A. THACKSTON Dean First Row Sixth Row GRADY W. AGEE FREDERICK R. ALLEN HUGH W. ANDERSON JOHN A. AYRES HOWARD BAKER RICHARD H. BAKER WILLIAM R. BANKS TRANK BROYLES HAROLD T. BRUNDIGE Pittsburg Landing, Tonnestoo Now York, N. Y. Knoxvillo. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Huntsvillo, Tennessee Friendship, Tennessee Xnoxville. Tennessee Groenville. Tennesseo Dresden, Tennessee HENRY CLAY LASSING IV JERRY F. LAUGHLIN CLARENCE E. LEATHERMAN ROBERT E. LEE GEORCE H. LOCKETT THURMAN F. LONGCRIER ROBERT G. McLEAN CHESTER R. MAHOOD FRANK H. MARSH Xnoxville. Tennessee Chimney Rock. North Carolina Morganton, North Carolina Pulaski, Tonnesseo Harriman, Tennessee Knoxville, Tonnessoe Alamo. Tennessee Knoxvillo, Tennessee Knoxville. Tennesseo Second Row Sovonth Row MURRAY BUFORD SAMUEL T. BULL JONATHAN H. BURNETT ROY T. CAMPBELL. JR. HUGH F. CAREY. JR. HERMAN D. CARRIGER RAYMOND E. CATE WILLIAM E. CLEAVES LEO E. COSTELLO Maury City, Tennessee Rono. Novada Knoxville. Tennessee Nowport, Tonnesseo Memphis. Tennessee Elizabethton. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee LINTON A. MASS IE JOHN A. MATHIS COY C. MAYS JOSEPH L. MERCER JACK W. MILLS JAMES W. MITCHELL W. G. MITCHELL EARL MYERS ROBERT H. NICHOLSON Madisonvillo. Tennessee Xnoxville, Tennessee Jonosboro, Tonnessoe Memphis. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Xnoxvilie. Tennosseo Livingston, Tennessee Maynardville. Tennessee Chattanooga. Tennessee Third WILLIAM W. CRUTCHFIELD ROY D. CUMMINS SAMUEL DATTEL ROBERT E. DENDER .... BEN D. DUNAGAN . . JOHN DUNLAP CYRUS E. DURIO JAMES E. EDEN CARL S. EDWARDS Row Chattanooga. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee . Memphis. Tennessee Etowah, Tennessee Milan. Tennessee . Memphis. Tennossee Trenton, Tennessee Prudon, Tennossee Murfreesboro, Tennessee Eighth ROBERT L. OGLE JR. . . FRED A. PARKER HERBERT F. PETERS JR. DEWEY R. ROARK JR. HARRY H. SADLER IVO W. SANDERS . . WALTER E. SAYLOR GUY W. SHANKS WILLIAM SLEDGE .... Row Sevierville. Tennessee Knoxvillo, Tennosseo Bristol, Virginia Knoxville. Tennessee Nashville, Tennossee Bolivar. Tennessee Johnson City, Tennossee Johnson City. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Fourth WILLIAM B. ELDRIDGE LOUIS J. EPSTEIN GEORGE R. FLEMING CLIFFORD FRY LOUIS D. GARINGER MACK B. GIBSON RICHARD J. GLASGOW HILLMOND E. GRAVELY TOM R. GRAYSON Row Chattanooga. Tennessee Chattanooga, Tonnosseo Bethpage, Tennessee Greenvillo, Tennessee Johnson City. Tennessee . Kingsport, Tennessee Oak Ridge. Tonnesseo Etowah, Tennessee Trade. Tennesseo Ninth NORMAN B. SMITH ROBERT M. SUMMITT DANIEL C. SZOCK1 AUBREY W. TRAMEL JR. RALPH E. VINEYARD DENTIS L. WALKER WILLIAM A. WATT IONES WEBB WILLIAM K. WEST JR. Row Etowah, Tennesiee Swoetwater, Tennessee Dunkirk. N. Y. Smithville. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Jackson. Tennesseo Arlington. Virginia Etowah, Tonnosseo Huntingdon. Tennessee Filth Row KENNETH M. GRESHAM JR. WILLIAM N. GROOVER KEITH HARBER JAMES R. HARRINGTON IAMES M. HAYES . . WILLIAM O. HAYNES JR. RICHARD JONES . . JOHN D. KREIS MYRON KUSHNER Fountain City, Tennessee Calderwood. Tennossee Shelbyville. Tennessee Clinton, Tonnesseo Memphis. Tennessee Lawronceburg, Tennessee Bailey. Tennesseo Morristown, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennesseo Tenth Row RICHARD L. WINCHESTER JOHN L. WINDSOR GLORIA L. ZIPPERER Memphis. Tonnessoe Little Rock, Arkansas Knoxville, Tonnessoe 0 0 • First Row: HENRY B. ABERNATHY, JR., Memphis; Agriculture; Chairman of Pilot Committee ol Agriculture Buofnos and Economic Club. • ANNAS ACUFF. Knoxville; Education. • JOHN E. ACUFF. JR.. Luttroll; Business Administration. • SIDNEY H. ACUFF, Mt, Pleasant; Liberal Art . • JAMES I. ADAMS. Memphis; Engineering; Kappa Alpha: AIEE; Petitioner to Eta Kappa Hu. • SUE ADCOCK, Sparta; Homo Eco- nomic • MARGARET ANN ADSMOND, Donation; Horn Economic ; Intramural ; U7 Chorus; UT Playhou ; Homo Ec Club. • Second Row: JACK AGEE, PlkcvilU-; Agricultura. • C. BAUMAN ALEXANDER. JR.. Knoxville; Business Administration; Phi Gamma Delta. • EDWARD L. ALEXANDER. Momphls; Agriculture; ASAE. • JOSEPH C. ALEXANDER. Ridg !y. Education; Alpha Tau Omega: Phi Delta Kappa Honorary Fiat. • DAMON C. ALLEN, Erwin: Agrtculturo; ASAE • EDITH E. ALLEN. Signal Mountain: Education, • WILLIAM C. ALLEN. Knoxville; Business Administration: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • Third Row: CAROLYN ANDERSON. Rockford; Home Economic.-. Kap- pa Delta; ROTC Sponsor; Home Ec Club: UT Choir: Gulden Society; Orientation Leader; Carnieu Committee ‘4$; Membership Chairman Kappa Delta Sorority; Kappa Delta Guard. • JOHN B. ANDERSON, Etowah; Business Administration: Kappa Alpha. • MARY ANN ANDER- SON. Cookeville; Business Administration; Pi H-. -n Phi; Transfer Tennesseo Tech; 'Tennessean '48-'49; Orange White '48-'49; YWCA; Playhouse '48'49: Pledge Supervisor '48-’49: Beaver Club Sec. '48: Homecoming Stall '48; Orientation Leader '48: WSGA '49; UT Beauty ’48-'49: Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight G;:l 48. • NELLE ANDER- SON. Athens: Education; Tronsier Tennessee Wesleyan: Modern Dance '48; Social Recreation Club '48. • FELIX G. APPLETON. Uwrenceburg: l iberal Atte. • JOHN R. ARMSTRONG. Lexington; Business Admsnia tratlon; Delta Sigma Phi; Vtce-Pres. '47; Pres. '43 and '47; Omicron Delta Kappa '47; Circle Torch Treasurer '42-'43; Scabbard Blade '4?.-'43: School Intramural Manager '42; Track Manager '42: 'T Club; Nayhooyayll Board Vice-Pros. '42; Pres. '42; Beaver Club Co-Pro . '42: Socioty of American Military Engineers ‘42-’43; All Student Club '42: FRB Representative; Who's V ho in American Collcgos and Universities 43. • SAMUEL A. ARMSTRONG. Stony Pci::;, Engineering, Lambda Chi Alpha; ASCE. • Fourth Row: WILLARD L. ARMSTRONG. JR., Memphis; Engineering: Kappa Alpha • F. W. ARNOLD. Lookout Mountain; Busier'-. Admintr. (ration: Phi Gamma Delta. • ROBERT D. ARRANTS. :;. ,Mut, Business Administration: Della Tau Delta • GEORGE M. BAKER. JR.. Knoxville; Business Administration; Alpha Tau Omega; Journalism Club: Orange 6 White ’47-'48; Feature Editor '48; Volunteer Stall '47-48; Volunteer Advertising Manager '48: Torch Section Editor; YMCA Cabinet; FRB Representative; Camicus Publicity Commlttoe; Aloha Oe Publicity Com- mitter P dge::-..aster Alpha Tau Omega, • RAY L. BAKER. Kingsport; Business Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha: Intramural Manager '46; Beavor Club '46 47; Tr.-as. Boaver Club '48. • WILLIAM E. BALDRIDGE. Dyorsburg; Business Administration: Ushor Corps; Baptist Student Un- ion • SARA K. BANKS. Winchester Education: Dolta Delta Delta Orientation Leader '47-'49; Volunteer Beauty ‘46; House Council '46'47; Intramural . • Filth Row: R. E. BARBOUR. Memphis: Liberal Arts Sigata Alpha Epsilon; Sigma Delta Pi; Usher Corps; Camicus Committee. • HAROLD L. BARTZ. Brenham, Texas; Business Administration. • MORRIS F. BASS. Nashville; Business Administration. • JOHN W. BEARD. Marlin: Business Administration; Delta Tau Delta; Baskotball UT Jr. '43 • LE- LAND C. BEARD. Murfreesboro; Agriculture. ASAE. • GEORGE F. BECKER. Knoxville. Business Administration. • SUHA A. BELLER. Istan- bul, Turkey; Engineering: AlChE; 'T' Ciub; Swimming Team: Interna- tional Club. • Sixth Row: JAMES W. BENTLEY. Rockville. Connecticut: Liberal At- : Phi Eta Sigma; Lo Corclo Francois: UT Chorus: Scabbard 6 Blade; Dts- I N. D. PEACOCK Vice-Dean. College ol Agriculture tlnguished Military Student '48; Vice-Pros. Phi Eta Sigma '47; Pres. L« O’:::.' Francois '47; Sec. '48. • ROBERT J. BEVINS. Concord; Agricul- ture; Sigma Chi; AlChE; ACE Board; Ag Club; YMCA. • ALVIN C. BLAKE, Oakdalo; Agriculturo; Alpha Zeta; Ag Club: Assistant Business Manager Tennessee Farmer''; Com mi-too Chairman Barnwatmin’ and Roundup. • MARY L. BODKIN. V estlield, H. J_; Business Administra- tion: Kappa Dolta: Troas. ’47; Chairman of Forma! Commtltoo '48; Chair- mon Camicus Committee '48; Pres. '48; Kappa Chi '48; Oriontation Loader '47; Playhouso '4S-48; Modern Dance '46 '48: Soc.-Troas. Mattie Kam '48'45 Pan Hellenic Council '48-'49. • JOSEPH B. BOGLE. Center- ville; Engineering: A1EE; Scabbard A Blade. • CLYDE S. BOND. John- son City; Agriculture: Pi Kappa Phi; Ag Club: Young Farmer and Homcmakcis Club; Ag Education Club. • CECIL F. BORE1NG, Jones- boro; Agriculture; Phi Delta Kappa: Ag Club; Ag Education Club; Young Farmers end Homemakors Club. • Seventh Row: FRANK H. BOSWELL. Somerville; Agriculture: Sigma Cm. Transfer UT Junior: Usher Corps '47; UT Playhouse '47. • JAMES BOTTOM, Nashville; Business Administration • BETTY BOWMAN. Harriman: Liberal Arts: Zeta Tau Alpha, • BILLY W. BRACEY, Green- brier; Business Administration; Sigma Chi. • WILLIAM S. BRADFORD. Knoxville; Engineering: Tranrfor University ol S. C. • PAUL C. BRAD- SHAW. Dyorsburg; Burinosa Administration; Delta Tau Delta. Vico- Pro .; Usher Corps; Delta Sigma Pi. • E. T. BRANN, Dresden; Business Administration. • Eighth Row: STEPHEN D. BRAY. JR.. Knoxville; Education. • ROBERT J. BREEDING. Spar'a, Agriculture; Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha Zeta: Tennessee Formor Staff: Alpha Tau Omega: Intramural Managar '47; Rush Chairman and Plcdqeniaator '43: Ag Club; ASAE; Barnwarmin' Staff '48. • ESTELLE BREWER. Knoxville; Education; Kappa Delta; Bap- tist Student Union. • HAGAN C. BRIGHT. Kingsport. Business Admin- istration: Lambda Cht Alpha: Vice-Pros. ‘47; Intramural Manager '46; Delta Sigma Pt. • GEORGE H. BRINK, Floronce, Ala.: Agriculture; Ag Club; Dairy Science Club: Newman Club. • LOUISE BROOME. Knox- ville: Horae Economics: Cht Omega: Chapter Correspondent '48; Vol- unteer Staff '47; ROTC Sponsor '45; YWCA '4S-'48; Bluo Triangle: Vice- Pres. '46: Usher Corps 47-'48; Modern Dance Club '48; Aloha Oe Com- mittee '46-’47; Camir ,r Committee 4 -'47 • SAMUEL M. BROWDER. Harriman: Business Administration Pi Kappa Phi; Delta Sigma Pi; Vice-Pros. Sonior Class; YMCA '4$; Debate Society; Honor Military Stu- dent; Scabbard 6 Blade: Pledge Master Pi Kappa Phi; Social Chairman ar.d Political Representative lo ASP; Vice-Pro . ASP '47; Chairman ASP '48: Student Government Council. • Ninth Row: MARY E. BROWN. Maryville; Homo Economics; Sigma Kappa; YWCA; Homo Eccnomics Club. • CHARLES K. BRUM1T, Ellra- bothton: Business Administration: Delta Sigma Phi: Transfer from Milli- gan College: Vol Vetorans Club. • JAMES A. BURDETTE, Knoxvi’.'.o: Liberal Arts; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Pres. '47; Phi Eta Sigma: Scarab- bean: Aloha Oe; Ushor Corp . Chairman ASC Traditions Board; Cam- pus Cheat Committee; FRB: Untvorsity Christian Association: YMCA Cabinet: Who's Who in Amorlcan Collegos and Universities. • THOMAS W. BURD1NE. Lawronceburg; Business Administration. • JOHN M. BURKA. Knoxville: Engineering; ASME. • JUDSON B. BURROUGHS. Nashville: Business Administration: Kappa Sigma: Baskotball '46; Pres. Kappa Sigma '48. • JOE B. BURROW, Nashville: Business Administra- tion: Delta Sigma Phi Pie . '42; Treat. '48; Transfer Item Louisiana Polytechnic Institute '44; Stanford University '46. £ N PT AT ON u • Fir.( Row: WILLIAM E. BUSH. Memphis: Engineering: ASCE • FRED H. CAGLE. JR., Knoxville: Business Administration; Phi Gamma Dolto: Scarabbcan; Alpha P i Omega; Phi Dalta Phi; Pros. Freshman Class '46; Pro . YMCA '48; Y Cabinet '47: Playhouso '42, '46-'48; Ushor Corps '47; Floor Manager Usher Corps '48; Aloha Oo Committee '48: ASC Traditions Board '48; FRB '46; Campus Chost Committoo; '47-'48: Rush Chairman Phi Gamma Delta '46; Corresponding Sec. '46: UT Bar Asso- ciation; Who’s Who in A in «I lean Colleges and Universities • CHESTER D. CAMPBELL. Nashville: Business Administration: Lambda Chi Alpha; Scabbard Blade; Orange White Managing Editor '47; Cernlcus Pub- licity Committee '47; UT Choru-. '47. • DOT E. CAMPBELL. Charlotte. N. C.: Homo Economics: Sigma Kappa: Recreation Club '46: YWCA '46'48: Ritie Teom '47; Homo Ec Club '46 '47; Vice-Pros. Plodgo Class '46: Vice-Pros. Sigma Kappa '48 • JANE E. CAMPBELL, Knoxville: Lib- eral Arts; Delta Delta Delta; Vice-Pros. and Pledge Trainer; Sigma Delta Pi: Blue Triangle. • JANE T. CARMICHAEL. Knoxville; Homo Econom- ics; Delta Delta Delta; Swimming Club '45; Pledge Vice-Pros. '45; Pledge Sec. '45; Room Chairman '46; Social Chairman '47; Socrotary ‘48; Home Ec Club '4S-' 8; YWCA '45-'48; Orientation Loador '46-'48: All Sing '45-'4S; Cernlcus '46-'47; UT Usher Corps '48. • JOHN C. CARPEN- TER. Tampa, Fla.: Business Administration; Transfer from University ol Fla. • Second Row: LEE CARPNTER, Pontotoc. Miss.; Liberal Arts: Oiar.go Whito; YMCA: Modern Dane© Club; Houso Council: Spanish Club. • ELEANOR J. CARRIGER. Johnson City: Education. • STEVE W. CAR- ROLL. JR.. Fordtown; Agriculture; Lambda Chi Alpha; Ag Club; Block Bridle Club. • DOYLE C. CARSON, Crossville; Agriculture; Honor Roll '45. '48. • COSETTE JOYCE CARTER. Knoxville; Education; Secre- tary Kitty Kain '48; UT Singers '45; UT Choral Socioty '46-'48: Transfer from Meredith College: BSU; UT Training Orchestra. • HOWARD S. CARTER. Johnson City; Engineering; Tau Beta Pr: Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; ASME. • MARY LOU CARTER. Chuckoy: Homo Economics; Sigma Kappa; Homo Economics Club '47.-'48; YWCA. • Third Row: BAXTER CATO. Nashvillo; Business Administration: Sigma Nu. • M. JEAN CAWOOD. Knoxville; Homo Economics; Kappa Delta; Modern Dance; UT Chorus '46-'47; Home Ec Club '47; YWCA '46. • CHARLES L. CHAVIS. Jofforson City: Engineering: A1EE: Vice-Chair- man '48: ACE Board '48; Carnicus Committoo: Transfer from University of South '46. • ALFRED H. CHILDS. JR.. Chester. Pa.; Bustr.es Admin- istration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Volunteer Staff; Usher Corps: Flight In- structor. • MARGARET ANNE CHRISTIAN. Fort Belvoir. Va .; Liberal Arts; Phi Mu; Transfer from Ward-Bolmont '47; Canterbury Club '47-'48, • SARAH S. CHRISTIAN. Nashville; Home Economics: Transfer David Lipscomb: Home Ec Club: Band. • JAMES O. CLARK. Pisgah, Iowa: Engineering; Delta Tau Delta. • Fourth Row: JULIA R. CLARK. Ashland City; Homo Economics; Glee Club '45; Transfer Middlo Tonn. Stato College; Homo Ec Club; YY CA 46; Honor Roll '46-'47; Wesley Foundation • WILLIAM R. CLARK. Nashvilto: Agriculture; Alpha Zela; Barnwarroln' Staff; Ag Club: Meats Judging Team '48. • DOLORES CLARKE. Knoxville; Homo Economics; Chi Orr.oga; Kappa Oil; Modern Dance: YWCA; ACP Representative; Swimming Club '45; Orange Whito '45; Volunteer '47; Chi Omega Intramural ’45-'48; Sec. Sophorr.oro Class '46: Pres. Chi Omega; Soc. Kappa Chi end Modern Dance '47; UT Band Sponsor '48; Plc-dgo Molhor Chi Omega '47; UT Beauty '46-'48: Who's Who In Amorican Colleges and Umversitlos. • RICHARD A. CLARKE. Chattanooga: Business Ad- ministration; Sigma Chi; Scabbard 6 Blade. • HARRY D. CLAYBROOK. Trenton; Engineering; Tau Beta Pi ASCE • RAYMOND L. CLEVEN GER, Marie); Business Administration, • AUSTIN A. CLICX. Dyersburg: Business Administration. • Filth Row: DOROTHY L. COBB, Oak Rldg« Home- Economics; Kappa Delta • BOB L. COCHRAN. Greenevllte: Business Administration: UT Band '46 '48; Con Mcto Society; Volunteer Stall '48; Transfer from Uni- versity of Miss '46. • JEAN E. COLLIER. Memphis; Home Economics: Kappa Della; Modem Dance; YWCA: Wesley Foundation. • HERBERT E. COLLINS. Memphis: '. tboral Arts. Pi Kappa Alpha: Phf Chi. • LEWIS C. CONN. Knoxville; Engine- ring: ASCE. • JOHN T. CONNELL. Milan; Agriculture; Alpha Tau Omoga: Block 6 Bridle '48; Ag Club; Animal Husbandry Judging Team '48. • WILLIAM E. CONNER, Concord; Busi- ness Administration; Socioty for Advancement of Management. • Sixth Row: CARLTON B. COOK. JR., Memphis; Business Administra- tion; Della Tau Delta: Baseball 45 • ALFRED HARRISON COOPER. JR.. Chattanooga; Businas Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha; Orange While '47: Carnicus Committee 42. • WILLIAM H. COPE. Maryville; Agriculture. • FRANK O. COPPEDGE. Brownsville; Agriculture; Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship Group; ASAE. • WILBURN E. CORDELL. Nashvillo. Business Administration • L. B. CORLEW, Waynesboro; Business Administration. Phi Sigma Kappa. • JOHN R. CORNWELL, Jonesboro; Agriculture; Delta Sigma Phi; Basketball '46-'48; Softball 45-'48; Ag Club: Plodgo Master; Vice-Pros.; Pres. Delta Sigma Phi. • Seventh Row: DANIEL C. CORRELL, JR.. Knoxville; Business Admin- istration; Lambda Ch: Alpha. Scabbard 6 Blade. • HELEN M. COTTER. Jackson; Education; Transfer Union University ‘45; Newman Club; Young Farmors and Homemakers Club. • HERBERT H. COULTER. Knox- ville; Business Administration: Sigma Phi Epsilon; Freshman Track ‘41; UT Ushor Corps '45-'48; UT Choir '47. • MARY L. COULTER. Knoxville; Education • WILLIAM E. COUNCE, Co.inco; Engine.:ring. • DOLORES D. COURTNEY. Knoxville Homo Economics; Pi Lambda Theta; Omicron Nu: Phi Kappa Phi. • CARROLL H. COWAN. JR., Memphis Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epeilon. • Eighth Row: VERNON W. COX. Chattanooga; Business Administra- tion: Delta Sigma Pi; UT Choru . • ROBERT W. CRABTREE. Chatta- nooga; Business Administration; Sigma Chi: Ushor Corps ‘46; Orange 6 Whllo '46; Delta Sigma Pi: Honor Roll '46-'48; YMCA '46 '47; Vol Vois '45; Intramurals '48. • SAM Y. CROSS. JR., Knoxville; Business Ad- ministration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon • LEONARD H. CROWE. Knoxville; Business Administration. WINIFRED CULLOM. Nashville; Liberal Arts; Phi Mu Sorority; Orange Whito '46'47; Spanish Club '4$: YWCA: Transfer from Vandorbilt. • MARY M. CUNNINGHAM. McMinn- ville; Home Economics: Modern Dance Club: Transferred from Mary- ville College '47. • DOROTHY E. DALE. Knoxville; Liberal Arts; UT Chorus '46. ISO '44-'47. • Ninth Row: DORIS JUNE DALLAS, Habena. Cuba; Liberal Arts; Sigma Kappa; Intramurals '45-'4B; Intramural Manager Sigma Kappa '47; Pledge Trainer '48; AIChE '4S-'46: International Club Trees '45-‘46; Swimming Club '45'46; YWCA '4S-'48: Rocrcation Club '4V48. • JAMES S. DALLAS, Knoxville; Business Administration; Phi Gamma Delta: Delta Sigma Pi; Pres. Socioty for Advancement of Management; Honor Roll '44. 47; YMCA '44 • MARILYN JOY DALTON. Asheville, N. C.; Homo Economics; Zcta Tau Alpha. • WILLIAM E. DANIEL. Clarksville: Agriculture; Phi Sigma Kappo; Ag Club ® JO LEE DANNEL, Grand- view; 8u ln« i Administration- ISO • SAM L. DAVIS, Knoxville; Ag- riculture; Pi Kappa Phi • CEORGE E. DAY. Kingston: Er.rjin- erir.g; Sigma Phi Epsilon,- ASCE. WILLIAM H. WICKER Desn. College of Law YOU'ltt 0NNA PLAY- WHAT? M. . • First Row: JOE DEAL. Knoxville; Liberal Arts; Pi Kappa Phi • ALICE J. DEARMOND, Knoxviilo; Homo Economica. • EDITH F. DoLOZIER. Maryville; Bustr.o 3 Administration; Sirjtna Kappa; Pi Omoga Pi; Beaver Club; Modern Dance '45; Rocreatmn Club '46. • HUGH H. DoLOZIER. Ashevillo, N. C.; Business Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha. • JAMES MILTON DELZELL, Doch-rd; Business Administration; Sigma Phi Ep- silon. • EVELYN A. DoMARCUS, Corryton: Homo Economic’- Doha Gamma. • FAY DoPRIEST, I-obolvillo; Home Economics; ISO: Homo Ec Club; Young Farmers and Homemaker Club. • Second Row: MARIE DoPRIEST. Buchanan; Home Economics,- ISO; Homo Ec Club; Young Farmers and Homomakers Club; ISO Council ■58- 49. • JEAN DoVAULT. Oklahoma City. Okla,; Liberal Arts; Pi Beta Phi; Orange White Circulation Editor '48; Tennessean Advertising Staii ’48: Orientation Leader '48; Playhouso; Pres. Pi Beta Phi ’48; Rush Chairman '48. • GORDON B. DEW, Knoxviilo; Business Admin. Delta Sigma Pi: Associate In Arts Degree from Princeton University '4S; Intramurale • LIONEL DEW, Fountain City, Busir.c: s Administration. Lambda Chi Alpha. • RUTH MARIE DIAMOND. Knoxville; Business Administration; Delta Gamma; Corresponding Secretary '47; Vieo-Pres. ar.d Pledge Master '48; Rush Chairman '48; Political Representative '48; Pan-Hollenic Representative '48; Publicity Chairman '48; Bluo Triangle '45-'46; YWCA ,4S-‘46: Orango 6 White '4t-'48; Cheerleader '48: Vol- unteer '48-'49; Beauty Ball 48; Kappa Sigma Harem Queen '48. • THOMAS F. DILLON. Jorsoy City. N. J.; Business Administration; Alpha Psi Omega; UT Playhouso; UT Radio Workshop; Newman Club. • LOIS C. DIXON, Greeneville; Homo Economics. • Third Row: CHARLES E. DODD, Powell Station; Business Admlnis tration; Pi Omega Pi; ISO; Vol Hiking Club. • ROBERT FARROW DODSON. JR., Memphis; Business Administration; Kappa Sigma. • STEVE L. DOKA. Morristown; Libi-.-al Arts; P: Kappa Alpha; Scarab- bean; Perahing Rifl 3; Chairman All-Sing '47; Wrestling '42; Biiie Team '42; YMCA; UT Usher Corps: Homecoming Committee; Carmens Committee; Pres. Pi Kappa Alpha; FRB Representative; Campus Chest Oiiicinl 47.'48; Election Board '47. • LAURA DONALDSON. Chatta nooga: Home Economics; Radio V orkshop '47; Homo Ec Club ’45-'48; Modern Danco Club; Transler from Gull Pork Collage; YWCA. • ANN DOOLEY. Knoxville; Home Economics: Alpha Omlcron Pi: Transfer Ogontz Junior College; Mortar Board; Tonnessoe Farmer Stall '47; Home Ec Girl ‘43; Dolcgato to Amorican Home Ec Association Convention '48; Intramurals ‘46; Homo Ec Club Pros. '48: WSGA '43; All-Sing '46: YWCA Cabinet '4$-'48; Alola Oo Committee '46; UT Chorus: Thanksgiv- tng Service Committee '4s-'47; Docoiationo Chairman lor Student-Faculty Dmrier '47; Convocation Commlttoo '47; Chairman Alpha Omtcron PI Pledge Banquet; Who’s Who in American Collegas and Universities. • MARTHA' DORIS, Bolivar; Home Economics; Heme Ec Club. ISO. Young Farmers and Homemakers Club; YWCA; Baptist Studont Union, • SUE DOWNS. McMinnville; Education; Alpha Delta Pi; Correspond- ing Sec.; Exchange Editor Orange White '45; Featuro Editor '46; Radio Editor '47; Home Ec Editor Tonnossee Farmer; UT Playhouso; YWCA; Sec. Radio Workshop; l-o Corcle Francois. • Fourth Row: NICHOLAS DRAKOS. Pontiac, Mich.; Busin-. =s Adminis- tration. • BETTY JUNE DuBOISE. Vancoboro, N. C.; Liborai Arts. • MARJORIE L. DUNCAN, Harisvilto; Home Economics; Delta Zeta; Beaver Club '47- -18: Sec. '47; Vice-Pros. '48. • J. C. DUNN. Hamman: Engineering: Phi Gamma Delta; Pros. AIEE '46, '49; IRE '47-'48; Sec. '47; Vice-Pros. '48. • CHARLES R. EASTLAND. JR.. Livingston; Engi n(Miring; Phi Sigma Kappa: AIEE; IRE '4?.'48: See. '47; Vice-Pros. '48. • ELEANOR EDMONDSON, Clarksville; Business Administration; Chi Omega; Troas. '48; Mortar Board; Pi Omega Pi; Kappa Chi: Pi Lambda Theta; YWCA Cabinet; Volunioor Business Staii ’45-'47; Orango White '45; Sec. Pi Omega Pi ‘48; All-Sing Chairman Chi Omega '48,- ROTC Sponsor '45; Spanish Club '45; Modem Danco ‘45-'49; Bcavor Club '46; All-Sing '45-’48; Blue Triangle '47; Orientation Leader '48: Sophomcro Chi Omega Candidate for Engineer Queen '48; YWCA '45- '49; Carnlcus '47-'49; Usher Committee Convocations '47; Publicity Com- mittee Jo: Studont-Faculty Supper '47. • JOHN BROWNLOW ELLIOTT, JR-. Athens; Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi; Alpha Chi Sigma. • Filth Row: H. BENTON ELLIS, Memphis: Liberal Aits; Pi Kappa Phi; Canterbury Club; Student Vestry; World Affairs Discussion Group; In- ternational Club. • JENNY LYNN ELLIS. Knoxville; Home Economics: Chi Omega; Kappa Chi Secretary; YWCA Secroiary '48; Chi Omega Pledge Trainer '48; Playhouso '48; Imromurals '48; Usher Corps '48; Orientation Leader '45- 48; ROTC Sponsor 45, • MATTHEW C. ELLIS. Harrtman; Business Administration; Doha Sigma Pi; Studont-Faculty Council. • JAMES Y. EMERSON, Winona, Miss.; Business Administra- tion; Lambda Chi Alpha. • WILLIAM STARK ENSIGN, Chattanooga; Business Administration; Sigma Chi; Socloty lor Advancement of Man- agement; CorniCUS 42. • ANNA LYNNE EVANS. Knoxville; Education; Delta Zote; Publication Board Chairman; Delta Zeta Pres.; Pan-Hellenic Council and Troas.; ASC Sec.; Blue Triangle Publicity Committee; Who's Who in American Colleger, and Universities. • BILLY VAUGHN EVANS. Harrimun; Agriculture); Ag Club; Alpha Zeta; Phi Dolta Kappa; Scarab- bean; Assistant Manager oi Barnwarmin’ '47; Pres. Ag Club '48; Troas. Alpha Zeta '48; Trees. Ag Club 47; Round-Up Stall '47, • Sixth How: JOHN EVANS. Knoxville; Engine-ring; Phi Gamma Delta,- University Chorus; Nahhooyayi Governing Board. • JAMES EZELL. Knoxville; Engim Sigma Chi. • CHARLES WRIGHT FAIRLESS, irenton; Agriculture; Phi Doha Kappa; Ay Club; Agrlculturo Education Club. • LOUIS ANDERSON FEATHERS. Johnson City; Engineering; ASMS; Tau Beta Pi. • LYNN ARTHUR FEATHERS. Johnson City; En- gineering; AIEE; Pelitloeier to Eta Kaps a Nu • ALVIN HUGO FILLERS, ifl.. Knoxville; Engineering; AIEE. • EVELYN FLANARY, Lynch, Ky,: Education; Pi Lambda Theta; Transfer Madison Collcgo. 0 Sovonth Row: SETH M. FLEETWOOD. Andersonvillo; Business Admin- istration; Delta Sigma Pi. • MAX STEWART FONES, Dye.-sburg; Agri- culture; Kappa Alpha; Block (. Bridle; UT Livestock Judging Team '48; Transfo: William Jov ell College and Univorstty ol Mis: • JAMES R. FORSYTHE, Pari Business Administration; Society for Advancement 01 Management. • ERIK FOSS-PEDERSEN, Som, Obcnr.n, Denmark; Busi- ness Administration; Phi Gamma Doha. • DOUGLAS LEE FOSTER. Shelby villo; Engineering; Alpha Chi Siqma; AIChE. • CHARLES E. FOX. Gccdlettsvillo; Agrlculturo. • FRANCES FRY FOX, Blaine; Edu- cation; Delta Zeta; Trarislor irotn Tennessee Wesleyan College; Modem Danco Club '48; Social Recreation Club '48. • Eighth Row: CLIFFORD HUNTER FRANCIS, Jackson; Business Ad- mini: tration; Kappa Sigma • JESSE EAGLETON FRANCIS. Readyvillo; Agriculture. • MARY ELIZABETH FRANCIS. Monmagle; Home Eco- nomics; Home Economics Club: ISO: Wesley Foundation; Young Fanners and Homo Makers Club. • BETTY NELLE FRANKLIN, Win- chester; Homo Economics; Delta Delta Delta. • MARILYN FRANKLIN. Knoxville; Libera! Arts; Delta Zeta; UT Playhouse '47. '48. '49; Dolta Zota Pledgo Pros.; Recording Sec. State Day Editor; Alola Oo Usher; Honor Roll. • CARY L. FRAZIER, S. Lindale, Ga.: Liberal Arts; I.o Get do i'rancais: Men's Gloo Club at Univ. ol Georgia; Transfer of Colloge of Pacific; Student Christian Association. • CHARLES EDWARD FRAZIER, JR., Pino Bluff, Ark.; Liberal Arts; Beaver Club '43-'44; French Club '48-'49. • Ninth Row: DWAIN NICHOLS FREELS. Powells Station; Education; PI Kappa Phi; Phi Delta Kappa: Ag Club; Ag Education Club. • JOS- EPH LOUIS FRYE, High Shoals. N. C.: Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi • CHARLES D. FULLEN. Kingsport; Liberal Arts. • MAURINE FUQUA. Martin; Homo Economics: Homo Ec Club; Baptist Student Greater Council, • FORREST DEAN FURNACE, Dayton; Business Ad- ministration; Della Sigma Pi. • GEORGE WILLIAM GALUMORE, Dres- den: Business Administration; Alpha Tau Otn ja • JOAN GAMMILL, Shelbyvillo; Homo Economics; Kappa Delta: Mortar Board; Pi Lambda Theta; Omtcron Nu; Homo Ec Club. • First Row: OSWALD GENE GARLAND. Roan Mountain: Agriculture: Ag Club. • JOSEPH LEE GARNER. Morrison; Business Administration: Society for Advancement of Managomon;. • WILLIAM LAWRENCE GAULTNEY. Dellrcae: Agriculture. Ag Club: ASAE • DONALD B. GIBSON. Spring City; Business Administration Alpha Tau Omrga. • ESTOLEEN GIBSON, .’ ascot; Homo Economic ; Delta Zota: Orange S White ‘48; 81ue Triangle; UT Chorus: Corresponding Sec. of Delta Zeta '48-'49. • HELEN GIBSON. Kingsport: Libera! Arts; Sigma Kappa; Pres. Pan-Hellenic Council; WSGA: ASC: Swimming Team -46'47 • REID GIBSON. Spring City; Business Administratio:;: Phi Gamma Delta • Second Row: ROBERT JAMES GILBERT. Morristown; Engineering. Delta Tau Delta: Tau Beta Pi: OmScron Delta Kappa: ASME; UT Band; Con Moto Musical Society; Captain o! Band; Pres. Con Moto; Sec. Delta Tau Delta. • ROBERT G1LFILLAN. Jacksonville, Fla.: Liberal Arts. • HELEN MARJORIE GILLEN WATER, Maryvlllo; Education: Wesley Foundation Council: Sec. Kittle Kain '-SB; International Club '47-'49. • ROBERT McCARGO GILLIAM. Goodlottsvllle: Agriculture: Phi Eta Sigma: Scarabbean: Alpha Zola; Tennessee Farmer Stall; Ag Club; Block 6 Bridle; Poultry Judging Team; Outstanding Ag Freshman Award; Danlorth Fellowship; Sear Freshman ond Sophomore Scholar- ships; Bap'.isi Student Union Council. • RAYMON WALTON GOFF. Memphis. Business Administration: Phi Gamma Delta. • EDWIN GOINS, Cleveland; l iberal Arts: ISO: Editor ol ISO Dope She :; Jour- nalism Club; Sec. 48: ISO Ex Oificio Council. • ROBERT CAMPBELL GOOD, Erwin; Liberal Arts: P: Kappa Alpha; Best Pledge; UT Band '44. '47, '48; UT Chorus '48. • Third Row: JOHN WILEY GOODMAN. Jcilorscn. N. C.; Business Ad- ministration. 1948 Chancellor; Delta Sigma Pi; Treasurer BSU '48. • JOSEPH CHARLES GOUFFON, Knoxvillo, Kap.a Sigma. • PHILIP FRANK GOUFFON, Knoxville; Business Administration; Sigma Chi; Delta Sigma Pi. • REVA KATE COURSE. Bristol. Va.; Liberal Arts; Alpha Epsilon Phi; Kiilol; UT Playhouso: Vice-Pros. Alpha Epsilon Phi; Pan-Hollenic Representative. • WALTER L. GRAF, Knoxvillo; Liberal Arts; Lambda Chi Alpha; Alpha Chi Sigma; Newman Chib: FR8 Repre- sentative; See. Lambda Ch: Alpha • ALMA ELIZABETH GRAINGER. Nowquehonlng. Pa.; Liberal Arts: Delta Zeta; Pres, of Sorority Pledge Class; Rocreaiion Club; UT Playhouse; YWCA. • NANCY B. GRANT. Shouns; Liberal Arts; Delta Zota; Biologia; international Club, Board o! Directors '47-'48; Playhouse '4S-’47; Honor Roll '46'48. • Fourth Row: WILLIAM M. GRAVES, Westmoreland; Business Admin- istration; Kappa Alpha; Delta Sigma Pi. • JOHN GRAY. Lynchburg; Business Administration; Phi Sigma Kappa • JANE CREENWAY. Duck- town. Education; Kappa Delta; WosJoy Foundation. • CHARLES LAW- SON CREER, Knoxvillo; Engineering. • JOHN KIRBY GRIFFIN, White- vlllor Business Administration. Alpha Tau Omega, • ELEANOR MARTIN GRIFFIN. Middlosboro, Ky.; Liberal Arts; Alpha Della Pi; Volunteer Stall '47-'49; iransior of Woman’s College of the University ol N. C. • CHARLES ERNEST GRIGGS. Humbolat; Agriculture; Sigma Aipha Epsilon; Scarabbean; Busin® Manager Volunteer '49; Assistant Busi- ness Manager '48; Oiiico Manager '47; Editorial Slali Tennessoo Farm- er: Co-Manager Volunteer Beauty Ball; Assistant Manager Carntcus '48; Assistant Floor Manager UT Concerts; Sec. ol Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Chronicler of Sigma Alpha Epsilon: YMCA Cabinet; Ag Club; Barn- warmin'; Aloha Oe; Homecoming Committee; Who's Who in American Colleges end Universities. • Fifth Row: JAMES CALVIN GUINN, Challanooga; Business Admin- istration. • DOROTHY GUNN. McMinnville; Education; Sigma Kappa; Phi Eta Tau Sec. ’46-'43; Assistant Intramural Managor ‘47-'48; Intra- mural '49-'49; UT Playhouse '4S-'47; Modern Dance Club '46-'49; Roo rcatlon Club '46-'49; Swim Club '46-'49; Pool Guard '46-'48; Mod-imoi- smle College Board 47-'49 • ELIZABETH CLAIRE HAAGA. Memphis; Liberal Arts; Delta Delta Delta; Best Pledge: Chaplain '47; Trees. '48; Mortar Board Pres.; Orange White '45-'47; Friendship Woek Chair- man '47; Playhouse Assistant Business Manager '46; All-Sing ‘46- 48: Swimming Club '4S-'47; Friendliest Girl '47; Nowman Club Secretary; UT Playhouse '45-'47; Usher Corps '48; Henson House Council; Kittle Kain Trea . and Pros.; Polly McCIung House Council; WSGA '48; Hall Senate Sec. '47; International Club See. 48: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. • FRED LUCAS HAILE, JR., Geinesboro; Business Administration: Sigma Phi Epsilon; Business Club; Tennessee Tech Christian Association; Transler Tennessee Tech; Vol Vet Club. • ROSALENA HALE. Asheville. N. C.; He:: Economics. Home Ec Club; First Luthoron Students Organization Secretary. • JOAN HALLA- WAY. Knoxvillo; Homo Economics: Transler item Maryville College. • MARY CUSTA HAMILTON, Harrirr.on; Liberal Arts: UT Band '46- '47; YWCA '47-'48. • Sixth Row: NANCY LEA HAMLETT, Tampa, Fla.: Uberal At: Chi Omega; Transler University of Tampa; YWCA; Swimming Club; Blue Triangle; Vice-Pres. Chi Omega, Soc. o! Mortar Beard. • GEORGE WIL- BUR HAMMER. JR., Bristol. Va.; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Corresponding See. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • MARY LOU HAMMER, Bristol; Liberal Art ; Delta Delta Doha: Orange Whito; Tronsfer Mary Washington College oi University ol Vo.; Houso Council Mattie Kain. • LLOYD BLAINE HAMMOND. Middlesboxo, Ky.; Business Administration; Alpha Tau Omega; Vice-Pros. Nahhooyayh Board; Vico- Pros. 1RP. • MARY HANAHAN, Knoxville; Business Administratio::: Pi Omega Pi. • HARRY L. HANCOCK, Cleveland. Agrlcullure. • JACK DONALD HANCOX. Maryville; Liberal Arts; Translor Maryville Collsgo. • Seventh Row: RONALD J. HARDIN. Woynesville. Ohio; Engineering. • LEE E. HARKLEROAD. JR., Bristol: Business Administration. • ROB- ERT P. HARMON. Morristown; Busine::. Administration: Sigma Chi: Society for Advancement ol V.ar.aqomont. • CRAIG HARRIS, Clinton, Miss-; Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau beta Pi; Scarabbean; Phi Thoia Kappa; Tennessee Engineering Photographer and Stall Writer; AIEE 4b-'49; IRE -47-'48; Vice-Pro . Tau Beta Pi '48; Pres. '49; Organizational Pres. Eta Kappa Nu; Carnicus Stall '47-'49; ACE Board. • JOHN HARRIS. JR.. Columbia; Liboral Arts; Journalism Club; Radio Nows Editor Orange O White; UT Oiiico o! Public Relations; Publicity Agent for University Concerts '48; Transler irom .ular.n -to. • ABE F. MART, )H., Watauga; Agriculture. • JOHN KENT HARTEL. Beaumont. Tex.; Business Aaminisiratton; Sigma Alpna Epsilon. « Eighth Row: WILLIAM BYRNE HARTZ. Memphis; Engineering; Phi Gamma Delta; T Club; ASCE; Assistant Sports Editor Orongo v nito; Varsity Baseball; intrainurals. • AubrsY o. naKVEY, Clarks vill-j; Business Administration; P: Kappa Alpha. • JAMES E. nASTlNGS. Snotoyvilie; Business Administration. • inOMAS MOORE HASTINGS, snemyvnle; Engineering; ASCE; Vico-Pres, lunior Class 'At; Sec. ASCE. ABC 4 . LUNETTE' nATHCOTE, Knoxvillo; Business Administration; Phi Mu. • ROY THORNTON HAWK. Ciovoland; Business Administra- UOOj i-ni Eta sigma; Bela Comma bigrna vici-rros. 40. • RICHAKD C. HAWKINS. JR., Brownsvillo; business Administration. w Ninth Row: DOROTHY JUNE HAY. Shclbyvllio; Homo Economic ; Kappa Delta. • iOnN E. HAYeS. Knoxville; Busii- :■a Administration; Kappa Sigma; ASM. • SUE HAYGOOD, Wavorly. Liberal Arts; Kittle Kain Houso Council '46; Honor Roil; Modern Dar.co Club '46. • GEORGE WILLIAM HAYNES. Memphis; Business Administration; Pi Kappa Phi. Society ter Advancement ol Management. • EDWIN PHIL- LIPS HAZEN. Knoxville; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Scabbard Blade; Treat Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • BESSIE IRENE HEAD- RICK. Oakdale; Business Administration; Pi Omega Pi: YWCA: Trans for from Tennessee Wesleyan. • RICHARD GILMER HEINSOHN, Kn villo; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. N. W. DOUGHERTY Dean. College ol Engineering GOOD FOR THl LYES fcAD FORTH BOOKS- • First Row: LEROY GORDON HENDRIX. Johnson City; Agriculture; Ag Club; Ag Education Club; Young Farmora and Homomaxors Club. • ROBEHT EDWARD HERRING. JR.. Memphis; Engineering; Dolta Sigma Phi: ASCE; Trcas. Delta Sigma Phi '46-'47; Secretary '46-'48. • DAN HICKS, Madiionvll’.o; Liberal Arts; Journalism Club. • VERNON I AMES HILL. JR.. Columbi-.. S. C.: Engine.; ring; ASME: ACE Board • WILLIAM S. HILL. Poughkoopslo. N. Y.t Businoss Administration. • WILLIAM CAMPBELL HILLEARY. Spring City; Businoss Administra- tion; Alpha Tau Omogo; Scabbard Blado 6-‘48; Vico-Pres. Society tor Advancement cl Management 48 • ROBERT WHITE HIMES, Knoxvlllo; Agriculture; ASAE. • Second Row: JAMES EDWARD HINKLE. Kingsport; Engineering: AIEE; IRE: Membership Committee AIEE. • TROY WALKER HINTON. Knoxville; Agriculture. • GEORGE THOMAS HIPP, Chattanooga; Busi- ness Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha; Scabbard 5 Blado; Intor-church Council '47. • JACK A. HIXSON. Newport: Business Administration; Journalisxn Club. • DAVID CARROLL HODGE. Morristown; Education; Phi Delta Kappa: Tennessean Slalf; Chairman ISO Art Committee '47; Redio Workshop. • WILLIAM G. HODGES, Chattanooga; Business Ad- ministration. • HARRY M. HOE, Middlcsboro, Xy.; Businoss Adminis- tration; Pht Gamma Doha. • Sixth Row: A. O. HUTCHISON, Leesburg, Va.; Liberal Arts; Lambda Chi Alpha; House Manager ‘48; Scabbard Blado Trcas. '48; ROTC Oiticer. • VIRGINIA ANNE HUTTON. Knoxville; Homo Economics: Alpha Delta Pi; Pros. '48: Editor of Y's Owl ; Contributor's Editor to Tennessean: Assistant Manager Aloha Oc '48; Manager Girls Skits, Carntcus '48; Barnwarmtn' Queon '46; Engineering Queen ol Hearts '48; Pres. Home Ec Club '47; Pres. College of Homo Ec Clubs in Ten- nessee; Home Ec Editor to Tennessee Parmer; Trcas. Women’s Student Government Association: YWCA; Y Cabinot '47; Orange 6 White Staff; Playhouse; Blue Triangle; Beaver Club. • BART OLI.IE IDDINS. Knoxville; Business Admlnislration; PI Kappa Alpha; Alpha Psi Omega; Alternate Cheerleader '45-’46; Assistant Stago Manager UT Playhouse '4S; Stago Manager ‘46-'49. • HAROLD E. JAYNES, Erwin; Business Administration; Alpha Tau Omoga. • EVA L. JENKINS. Knoxville: Lib- eral Arts: Alpha Doha ?i; Scholarship Chairman; All-Sing Chairman Alpha Delta Pi; Scholarship Cup; Historian-Registrar; Assistant Plodgo Mothor; Biologia; Phi Kappa Phi; Volunteer Stall; Swimming Club; Blue Triangle; UT Chorus; UT Playhouso: Orientation Leader. • ORA L. JENKINS. Memphis; Engineering; ASME. • RICHARD H. JENNINGS. Knoxville; Business Administration: Alpha Tau Omega; Volunteer Staff '48; YMCA '48-'49; Society lor Advancement of Management '48: Usher Corps '47-'49: Doha Sigma Pi '47-'49; Alpha Tau Omega Vico-Pros. '48; Publicity Chairman '47. • Third Row: BARBARA S. HOLDER, Newport; Education; Zota Tau Alpha; Phi Eta Tau; Intramurals '4S-M9; Swimming Club '46-'49; Orien- tation Leader; Sec. Zota Tau Alpha '47; Politico! Representative '47; Outstanding Sophomore Award '47; Standards Chairman '48; Soc. of Swimming Club '47; Pres. Borbara Blount '48; Residence Hall Senate; ASC Education Representative. ‘48; Trees. Phi Eta Tau ‘48; Editor Ten- nessee Girl ‘48: YWCA '48; Pan-Hellenic Representative '46-'48. • HUGH REDWINE HOLDER. Nowport; Businoss Administration; Delta Sigma Phi; Trees. '48. • VIRGINIA JO HOLLAND, Greeneville: Homo Economics; ISO; Intramurols '4S-'46; Homo Ec Club '4S-'48; Modern Dance Club '46; Re-creation Club ’45-'46; Undor-Sec. ISO '47; Orienta- tion Leader '48. • BARBARA COONLEY HOLLIS. Concord. Mass.; Busi- ness Administration; Vol Vot Club. • HELEN JOYCE HOLLOWAY. Spring City: Education. • WILLIAM H. HOLMAN, Livingston; Businoss Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha; Orange 6 White '46: Band. • ELSIE JEAN HOLMES. McLomoresvillo; Homo Economic ; Home Ec Club; Wes- ley Foundation; YWCA: Young Farmers and Homo Makers Club; Trans- fer UT Junior College. • Fourth Row: EUGENE NEWCOMB HOPPER. JR.. Knoxville: Businoss Administration; Sigma Chi; Scabbard 6 Blade '47; Freshman Clans Pres. '44: Distinguished Military Student '47; ROTC Officer. • THOMAS MARR HORNER. Paris: Businoss Administration; Alpha Tau Omega. • WILLIAM HAROLD HORNER, Paris; Business Administration; Alpha Tau Omega. • KENNETH DOYLE HOUSER. Staunton, Va.; Business Ad- ministration. • FRANCIS RAY HOUSLEY, Knoxville; Engineering; ASME '47. O ANNA KATHERINE HOWREN, Johnson City: Education: Sigma Kappa; Sigma Delta Pi: YWCA; Old Blount House Council '47; Transfer East Tennessee State Coll, g . • SAMUEL THOMAS HOYLE, Knoxville; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • Filth Row: WILLIAM ANDES HOYT. Maryville; Engineering; Doha Tau Doha. • H1LMON HOWARD HUFFINES. Hilham; Agriculture; Block 6 5: idle Club; Meat Judging Team '46. • PAUL G. HUGHES, Oakdale; Business Administration; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Pres. Pledge Class '44: House Manager '47-'48; Acting Pres. '48; Scarabbean; Charter Member Society tor Advancement ol Management; Vfce-Pres. SAM; FRB '48; Tonnossiro Engineer Stall Advertising Manager '47; Circula- tion Manager '47; Business Manager '48: Orange White '47; Volun- teer Staff Sports Editor '44-MS; Class Editor '47-'48; Edilor-in-Chlel '48- ’49; Publications Council '48: Carnlcus Committoo '48; Associate Editor Torch '48; ASC ‘48; Chairman Voluntcor Beauty Ball '48; Intramurals '44, M7-M8; Miss Tennessee Eloction Commission '48; Torchbearor Com- mittoo; V ho's Who in American Colleges and Universities. • ROBERT HUGHES HUMPHREYS. Collierville; Agriculture; Alpha Zota; Ag Club; Dairy Club; Dairy Cettlo Judging Team '43; Animal Husbandry Judging Team '43. • HUCH PAT HUNERWADEL. Chattanooga: Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Vico-Pros. 13; Alpha Chi Sigma Master of Core- monies M7-'4§; AIChE Vice-Pros. '48; ACE Board '48. • REED FLOYD HURST. Rogersville; Liberal Arts; BSU Choir. • WILLIAM R. HURST. JR.. Savannah; Agriculture; Lambda Chi Alpha; Ag Club; Ag Engineer- ing Club. • Sovonth Row: WILLIAM H. JERNIGAN. Livingston; Business Admin- istration; Lambda Chi Alpha; Delta Sigma Pi; Scabbard Blade; Orar.go 6 White; Tennessean. • BARTON M. JOHNSON. Knoxvlllo: Business Adminlslration. • BILLY M. JOHNSON. Scotts Hill; Agricul- ture; Sigma Phi Epsilon. • JIMMIE RHEA JOHNSON, Rye. N. Y.; Lib- eral Arts; Lambda Chi Alpha: Trcas.; Pledge Trainer; Rush Chairman; FRB Representative; Advertising Manager Orange White; Photogra- pher of Volunteer; Swimming Toam. • O. R. JOHNSON, Bloomfield, Mo.; Business Administration; Pi Kappa Phi; Pres.; FRB Representative; Chaplain. Warden and Sec.; Orange 6 Whito Staff '42; Honor Roll. • MARY VIRGINIA JONES, Knoxville; Home Economics; Phi Mu: Home Ec Club; Blue Triangle: Orientation Leader. • NORMAN GLEN JONES, Selmor: Agriculture. • Eighth Row: W. CRAWFORD IORDAN. JR.. Memphis: Engineering; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; AIEE. • JAY KAHN, Bolivar; Business Admin- istration: Society tor Advancement of Management • SAMUEL KALFAS, Mtddlesbcro. Xy.; Business Administration: Freshman Football Manager '41. • ROBERT PAUL KAY. Bolivar. Agriculture • WILLIAM A. KEEL. JR., Jackson: Businoss Administration; Orange White: Journalism Club. • JACK EARL KEER, Knoxville: Busine-. Administration; Dclto Tau Delta; Delta Sigma Pi. • CHARLES M. KEITH, Atlanta, Co.: Busi- ness Administration; Sigma Nu; Intramural Manager; Delta Sigma Pi; Beavor Club. City: Liberal Arts; UT Bond 4S: Intor-Varsity Christian Fellowship '47-'48, • MALCOLM WALTER KEMP, Chattanooga; Liberal Arts; Geology Club. • GROVER ANDREW KERBAUGH. Greeneville; Business Administration: Lambda Chi Alpha; House Manager Lambda Chi Alpha. • ANN HAMRICK KERR, Asheville, N. C.; Liberal Arts; Zeta Tau Alpha: Historian '43-'49; Room Chairman '46; Outstanding Junior ‘46: Formal Dance Chairman '48; All-Sing Com- mitteo '47; Carnlcus Committee '47; V:co-Pres. Kittle Kain '47; Pres. Kittio Kain '48; Spanish Club M5-M9: Pros. Spanish Club '48; UT Play- houso '47-’49; Orientation Loader '46-'49: V SGA Jackot Committee ‘48; Bost Costume Lambda Chi Alpha Gay Nineties '48; Honor Roll '47-’48: Sophorncre Candidate Qucon of Diamonds ’46: Round-Up Contestant '48; Sec. Residence Hall Senate '48; Ushor for UT Playhouse ’47-'49; House Council Kittle Kain '4 -'49; Modern Dance Club; YWCA. • ARTRUR CECIL KERR. Kenton. Engineering; Tau Beta Pi: AIChE. • WILLIAM NEWTON KESTNER. Bristol: Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi; Executive Board for Tennessean. • RALPH MOORE X1LLEBREW, Paris; Business Admlnislration; Phi Eta Sigma; Delta Sigma PI. SENIORS V kp v a . Jr cXv- .£2 i l!lsfs!|ll!lp «£ S Bx 2-b'S =w cE“ 2 iilPiM rii?l§.aillliillii • First Row: VIRGIL LEON MILLS. Dyersbutg; Businoss Administra- tion. • KATHERINE MILNER. Charlotte. N. C.; Liboral Arts; Phi Mu Sorority: Volunteer Stall 6-'47; YV CA '46. '47. • ORVIS MILNER. Knoxville; Business Administration; Sigma Chi; Omicron Dolta Kappa Vlce-Pre ,,- Nahhooyayli Board; T Club Pros.: Varsity Football '46-'47; Vorslty Barr ball 46. • HELEN MINTON. Maryville; Business Adminis- tration; Kappa Delta Vice-Pros.; Sec.-Ttoa . ol Swim Club; Houso Coun- cil. • WILLIAM J. MIRACLE. Oak Ridge; Education; Sigma Nu. • DONALD O. MIRTS. Guthrie, Mo,; Business Administration; Phi Gamma Doha: Society lor Advancement of Managomont; Volunteer Stall, Activities Editor '49: Intramural Managor; Usher Corps '48-'49; Troas. Phi Gamma Delta; Pres. Pledge Class. • JAMES M. MITCHELL, JR.. Memphis; Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta PL Phi Kappa Phi: Eta Kappa Nu: A1EE. • Second Row: LAWSON DEE MITCHELL. Pulaski; Agriculturo. • ALICE MARIE MOORE. Nashville; Business Administration: Delta Zeta; Basketball and Vollayball Intramurals; Newman Club; YV CA: Junior Pan-Hollonic Representative: Activities Chairman (or Delta Zeta; Recreation Club. • BEN J. MOORE. Dyersburg: Business Administra- tion; Alpha Tau Omega Trees. • DONALD S. MOORE, Talbott: Libera! Arts: Scabbard 6 Blade; French Club '4$-'47. O JAMES R. MUIR. Oak Ridge; Liberal Arts; Pi Kappa Phi; Treas. Canterbury Club ‘46: Orango S White Advertising Stall 46. • JO MULLINS. Troxevant; Home Eco- nomics; Chi Omega; Heme Economics Club: YWCA; Basketball, Seror- Ity '47. • JAMES H. MURRAY. JR.. Nashville; Business Administra- tion; Beta Gamma Sigma: Dolta Sigma Pi; Phi Kappa Phi. • Third Row: JOHN T. MUSE. JR.. Jackson; Business Administration. • CHARLIE M. MUSSETT. Momphls; Liberal Arts; Sigma Alpha Epsi- Jon. • ROBERT DELIUS MYNATT. Knoxville; Liboral Arts; Alpha Epsilon Delta. • EDWIN S. McBRIDE. Covington: Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Society for Advancement ol Management Charter Member; Sec. '48; ACE Board '48-'49; Tennessee Engineer Staff '47; Managing Editor 48; Editor '49; Orango S Whtto Staff '46. • CHARLES MILLEN Me CALLA. Brighton: Business Administration, Society for the Advance- ment of Management Member of Vol Vets Club. • JOHN ALISON McCAlLA. Brighton; Engineering. • MARY KATHERINE McCLURE, Knoxvillo: Businoss Administration: Phi Mu Sorority. • Fourth Row: CAROLYN McCLAMROCH. Knoxville; Liberal Arts; Alpha Omicron Pi; Pledge Pros., Publicity Chairman. Rush Chairman, Pres, of Alpha Omicron Pi; Modom Dance; Junior Cabinot YV CA; Orange 6 White; UT Playhouse; Best Pledge of Alpha Omicron Pi; ROTC Sponsor, WSGA Backward Dance Chairman. • EDWARD J. McCONNELL. Chattanooga; Business Administration; Kappa Sigma Pledgomaster '47; Pres. '48; Fraternity Relations Board '48; All Students Council '47. • JAMES EDWARD McCOWN, Fayetteville. Business Ad- ministration; Pi Kappa Alpha; Fraternity Rotations Board; UT Chorus; '.IT R.-.d-.o Workshop. • HAROLD THESING McCRACKEN. Pulaski: Agri- culture: Ag Club; Dairy Club. • FRANCES McCRAW, Gastonia, N. C.; Homo Economics • CHARLES EUGENE McCURRY, Knoxville; Engineer ing: Scabbard Blade: ROTC Cadet Captain ‘47; Distinguished Military Student; Society for Advancement of Management; American Society for Mechanical Engineers. • RAYMOND L. McCURRY. JR., Morristown. Business Administration. • Filth Row: ROBERT M. McCURRY. Muskogon, Mich; Business Ad- ministration; Bata Gamma Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi. • KATE MARIE MC- DONALD, Memphis; Liberal Arts: Alpha Omicron Pi; Herald. Pledge Treas.. Philanthropic Chairman ol Alpha Omicron Pi: UT Playhouse; Comicus; Swimming Club,- Women's Intramurals. • ANNA REBECCA McGOWEN, Union City: Home Economics: Dolta Zeta; Omicron Nu; Pi Lambda Theta; Phi Kappa Phi. • CLAUDE E. McGILL, JR., Knoxvillo; Business Administration; Ph: Eta Sigma • MARGARET McILWAINE. Knoxvillo; Businoss Administration; Alpha Omicron Pi; Pledgo Class Soc.; Sorority Treas.: Carnlcus Committees; UT Playhouse; Swim Club; Pres, of Sophomore Council of YWCA.- YWCA; Pi Omega Pi: All-Sing Committi • JACK DAILY McKEEHAN, Knoxvillo; Businoss Administra tlon; Sigma Cht; Scobbard Blado: Porshing RiiJos; Scarabbean So- ciety; Alpha Psi Omega; Volunteer Staff '48- 49; Cross Country Team '46; Carnlcus Boy's Stunt Chairman: Carnicus Clown Chairman; Ushor Corps; Radio Workshop; UT Playhouse; YMCA; Cadet Colonel ROTC '47-'48; Honoi Milllary Graduate ROTC. • JACK E. MeLEAN. LewUburg; Agriculture; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Zeta; Ag Club; Dairy Club; Tonnessoo Farmor Stall; Volunteer Staff; Round-Up Staff: Barnwarmtn' Staff; Dairy Caitio Judging Team; Danioith Fellowship. • Sixth Row: EDWARD P. McMAHON. Conway. Ark , Business Ad- ministration; Society lor Advancement of Management; Bachelor of Sclonco Degree United Statos Coast Guard Academy; Transfer Student Southwestern Untv • MARTHA H. McMANUS. Knoxville; Home Eco- nomics; Alpha Delta Pi Sec.; Omicron Nu Editor: Mortar Board Editor; Alpha Lambda Dolta Treas.; Home Economics Club; Pi Lambda Theta; Orango White: Volunteer; Contact Committee Chairman All-Sing. • JOSEPH B. McMILLON. Ashland City: Liberal Arts; Delta Tau Delta; YMCA 42. '43, '44: Treas. Delta Tau Delta '43, '48; Usher Corps '44. • HUGH LEE McMURRAlN. Pensacola, Fla.; Business Administration; Sigma Nu; Cadet Captain ROTC; Treas. Sigma Nu; Intramural Man- ager Sigma Nu. • MELISSA R. McMURRY, Knoxvillo: Homo Economics; Alpha Omicron Pi; Vice-Pros. Pledge Class; Corresponding Sec.; Editor '48 Rusheo's Handbook; Sorority Intramural : Swimming Club: Honor Roll: UT Chorus: Carnlcus Committee; UT Beauty '47, '43. '49; Pan- Holk-nic Council: Radio Workshop: All-Sing Committee. • HARRY D. MePEAKE. Lexington: Agriculture; Phi Delta Kappa. • RUTH EILEEN McPHERSON, Knoxvillo; Education: Pi Lambda Theta. • Sovonth Row: JOSEPH WINBORN McREYNOLDS, Knoxville; Engl neerlng; Sigma Nu; ASCE. • ANDREW K. NASRALLAH. Jacksonville. Fla.; Business Administraiion.- Sigma Phi Epsilon Pres.; Fraternity Re- lations Board; Sigma Phi Epsilon Pledgo Master and Vice-Pros. • ANNA MARIE NEELY. Darden; liberal Arts. • JAMES WARWICK NEHLS, Memphis; Libera! Arts; Alpha Cht Sigma • ERNEST P. NEW- BERN, Memphis; Business Administration: Delia Sigma Phi; Tau Kappa Alpha; Delta Sigma Pi: Class Treas.; Debato Club; Fraternity Relations Board. • DAN CLIVE NEWBERRY. Gleason: Business Administration: Delta Sigma Pi; Baptis! Student Union Publicity Chairman. • ALICE CAROL NEWMAN. Knoxvillo. Liboral Alls; Delta Delta Delta; UT Intra- murals; UT Beauty '4$, '49. • Eighth Row: LOUIS MAITLAND NEWTON. Chattanooga: Enginooring; American Sodoty ol Mochenical Engineers; ROTC Platoon Loader '48: Executive Officer 49: Distinguished Military Student. • WILLIAM ALBERT NIPPER, Concord; Libera! Arts; French Club. • HOMER STANLEY NORRIS. Erwin: Engineering: Sigma Chi: Scabbard Blade; ASME. • RICHARD BRUCE NOWLINC. St. Petersburg, Fla.; Business Administration; Phi Gamma Delta; Scabbard A Blade; Football; Swim- ming • LESTER CORNELIUS OAKES. Knoxville Engineering; Mombor IRE: AIEE. • ELIZABETH OCILVIE, Colloge Grove; Homo Economics; Zeta Tau Alpha; Intramurale: Home Economics Club. • HARRY OCIL- VIE, Columbia; Business Administration; Sigma Chi; Phi Eta Sigma Pros '48; Dolta Sigma Pi Pros. '49; Omicron Delta Kappa; Usher Corps '49: Spanish Club; UT Chorus: Student-Faculty Board of the Collego of Business Administration; Phi Kappa Phi; Beta Gamma Sigma. • Ninth Row: WILLIAM ROBERTS ORR. Memphis; Education; Sigma Alpha Epsilon • FRED WALTER OVERTON. Tazewell; Agriculturo: Ag Club: Agronomy Club. • ROBERT PANGLE, Johnson City; Businoss Administration. Alpha Tau Omega. • KELVIN C PANNELL. KnoxvilU Engineering; Kappa Sigma; ASME_ • MARSHIELA ANN PARDUE, Union City: Home Economics: Zeta Tau Alpha; Home Economics Club: YWCA; Wesloyan Foundation: Swimming Club; Young Farmers Club Sec • CORNELIA CELESTIA PARKER. Gales. Education. Dolta Dolta Del'a- Soc. and Vlcn-Pros of Polly McClung; Orientation Lea dor; Sorority Oflicer. • ROBERT C. PARKS. Oak R;dgo; Business Adminis- tration; Lambda Chi Alpha; Pros. '48; Rush Chairman '47; Delta Sigma Pi; FRB Representative: Omicron Delta Kappa. SENIORS V • First Row: DAVID LEE PARR. Covington: Agriculture; Pi Kappa Phi; Block Bridle Club; Ag Club. • CATHERINE PARTAIN, Knoxville; Lib- eral Arts: Zeta Tau Alpha; Publicity Chairman '46; Trea. '47; Vice-Pros, and Pledge Mistreat ‘43; Mortar Beard; Alpha lamba Dolta Troas. '47; Sigma Delta Pi; Orange White Editorial Stall; Fronch Club Vice-Pros.; Spanish Club; Blue Triangle; Orientation Loader. All-Sing Committee. • JERRY T. PASS, Lebanon; Business Administration; Society lor Ad- vancement ol Management. • HAROLD PATTON. Moth elm; Business Administration. • BEN REED PATTY. Walland Agriculture; Aq Educa- tion Ciub: Ag Ciub. • MARY MELLEN PAYNE. Knoxville; Businas Administration; Chi Omega: Orange A White '44; Volunteer '44. Intra- murals '44'48; YWCA '44'47. • JOHN ROBERT PAYSINGER, Dellrose; Agriculture; Alpha Zeto; Ag Club; Block A Bridle Club. • Second Row: JOE PAGE PECK. Nashville; Law; ISO Bookstore; Pres. iSO; Vice-Pres, and Pres. Canterbury Club; S«nior 'Warden ol Episcopal Sludont Vestry; Advisor to Canterbury Club; ASC: Student Union Commit- tee: UT Bar Association; ISO Council; Vo! Hiking Club • JOHN PEDREY. Indianapolis, lnd.; Business Administration: Delta Sigma Pi • RUTH ANN PEOPLES. Knoxville; Libera! Arts: Alpha Omtcron Pi; Scholarship Award '48: Sing Dlreclor '47; Publicity Chairman '47; Recording Sec. '48-'49; YWCA Freshman Council '45-'4 ; YWCA Sophomoro Council ‘46-'47; YWCA Program Chairman '47-'48; YWCA Pres. '48; Co-Chairman Blue hiclqe YWCA Conlerence '49; Church Workers Council '47-‘49: Acting Business Manager Tonncssean ‘48-'S; Editor-in-Chloi 'Tennessee Girl '47; Assistant Editor Tennessee Girl '48: Mortar Board; Alpha Lambda Dolla Prc . 46; Alpha Lambda Delta Senior Advisor '48: Outstanding Junior Mortar Board Award '43: Pi Lambda Theta '48; UT Chorus '4S-'48; See. UT Chorus '46: Soloist UT Chorus '47; First Presbytornr. Church Oc- totto '45-'49; Usher Corps '47-'49; Playhouse ‘4S-'49: Publicity Chairman ol Playhouse '46; Playhouse Properties, Make-Up; Aloha Oo Commit- tee '46-'48; Convocation Committee '46-'48; Carnicus Committee '46-'47; WSSF Committee '47; Campus Chest Committee '47-'48: Chairman lor Ticket Sales lor Backward Dance '47: Co-Chairman Student-Faculty Bar.- quot '48; Co-Chairman All-Sing '48: Student Governing Council '48-'49; Vice-Pros. Freshman Class '45; Orientation Leader '46-'47,- WSGA Coun- cil '46-'49: WSGA Election Committee '48; Pres. Knoxville Presbytory '45; Pros. Appalachia Synod '46-'48; Sec. Appalachia Westminster Fellowship '46; Sec. Assembly's Youth Council '47; Caravan Member '48; Vice-Pros. Westminster Fellowship; Member SFOB '48-'49; Who's Who in Amer- ican Colleges and Universities '48. • JANE CROWELL PETERS, Knox- ville; Homo Economics; Delta Delta Doha; All-Sing Manager ‘48: Pros. '48; Pledge Trainer '46: Pledgo Troas. '45; Pan-Hcllenlc Representative '47. Mortar Board; Omicron Nu; Pi Lambda Theta; Organisation Editor Volunteer '46; Assistant Editor Torch '46: Editor o( Rushco's Hand- book '47; Winnor Girls Ping Pong '45; Winner Girls Badminton '45: Intramurals '45-'49; Swimming Club '45; Mcrrill-Pa'.mor Homo Ec Schol- arship '48: Vice-Pres. Freshman YWCA Council '45; Sec. WSGA '47; UT Chorus '4S-'47; See. Pan-Hollonlc '47- ROTC Sponsor '45: Homo Ec Club '46-'4S; Y Cabinot '46-'48; Orientation Leader '45-'49; Carnicus Coordinator '46: Projects Ch. Home Ec Club '48; Carnicus Stall '4S-'48; All-Sing Staif '4S-'48; Aloha Oe Stall -45-'43; Convocation Staff '45-'4B. • HARRY WILLIAM PETREE. SR.. Lawrenceburg; Business Administra- tion. • BENTON EZELL PHELPS. JR.. Pulaski: Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi. • JAMES RAY PHILLIPS. Johnson City; Engineering; Pi Kappa Phi; ASCE. • Third Row BARBARA ANN PICKENS. Knoxville: Home Economics. • BUFORD HAYES PIPPIN. JR., Elirabothton; Engineering. • CLAIRE PLUMMER. Knoxville, Liberal Arts; Alpha Delta Pi; Chaplain '48: Social Chairman '46-'47; Assistant Class Editor Volunteer '48: Ut Playhouso '45- '48: Y '45; Orientation Leader '46-’48; Bluo Triangle '47-'48 • CHARLES HUGH POAG. Columbia; Business Administration: Society lor Advanco- .-r.ont ol Management; Masonic Lodge. • DON AYERS POPE, Linden: Business Administration: Doha Tau Doha: Sec. '46; Assistant Trea . '46- '47, Treas. 47-'48. • RUTH HARRISON POST. Loudon: Homo Economics; Alpha Omicron Pi; Beaver Club '46-'47; Playhouse ’4S-'48; Beaver Club Vice-Pres '47-'48; Alpha Omicron Pi Intramural Manager 47-'48: Swim- ming Club '46'46. • HELEN VERNICE PRATER. Knoxville; Education. • Fourth Row: CONNIE PRATT. Franklin; Home Economics; ISO: Home Ec Club. • ELIZABETH PRIESTLY. Memphis: Liberal Arts Zola Tau Alpha: Transfer frcni Abilene Christian Collega '47. • MARY JANE RAGSDALE, Fountain City; Homo Economics: Kappa Delta; Assistant Treas. '46 '47; Historian and Music Chairman; Sigma Phi Sigma Pres. '46-'47; Women' Athletic Association '46-'47; Coed Cotillion '46-'47; YWCA '45-'47. Home Ec Club '47-'49; WSGA '47-'49: Orientation Leader 48; Tran ier U. of Chattanooga '47. • WILLIAM EDWARD RAIXES. Watertown; Agriculture: Tennessee Fermer: Baseball '47-'48; Ag Club Basketball 47'48. • WILLIAM HUNTER RAINES, Gadsden: Business Ad- ministration. • BEVERLY J. RAMSEY. JR.. Now Markat; Lwr; Pi Kappa Phi: Della Sigma Pi: FRB Tennessee Law Review. • DAVID N. RAVIN. Newark. N. J.; Business: Zota Beta Tau; Orange 6 Whito '47-'48: Beaver Club '46: Choral Society '4S-'46: UT Bar Association '48: Phil Club Pres.; Hillel '46-'49. • Filth Row: EDMUND RAWLINS. Johnson City: Business Adminis trailer.: Alpha Tau Omega. • GLEN P. REEDER, McMinnville: Educa- tion; Pi Kappa Phi Soc.: Orango 6 Whito Sports Stall '47-'48; P.E. Post Stall '46-'49; UT Intramural Manager '47; Fraternity Inlramural Manager; ASC 17-'49; Athletic Council; 'T' Club '47-'48. • SIM HOWARD RICHARDSON. Pulaski. Agriculture; Baseball; Ag Club. • DONALD MACCRECOR RICKARD. Knoxville; Engineering; ASME. • JULES C. RIEDER. JR.. Clinton; Business Administration; Sigma Nu. • RALPH EDWARD R1NELL. Dycrsburg; Business Administration; Board oi Directors and Chairman ol Policy Commitlee ol Society lor Advancement oi Management; Transfer UT Jr. College. • HANNAH EU- DELL RIPPETOE. Mohawk; Homo Economics; Pi Bota Phi; Room Chairman '47-'48; Assistant Rush Chairman '48; Vice-Pres. '48-'49; Volunteer Stall '47-'48: Volunteer Ofiice Manager '4S- 49; Boots 6 Saddle Club '45-'4$: In- tramurale; Modern Danco '47; V '45-'48; Art Club '4S-'46; YWCA Cabi- net '48-'49; Treas. Jennie Armstrong '48; Usher Corps '48; Home Ec Club '45-'49. • Sixth Row: ROY M. ROBERTS, Maryville; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Usher Corps '47; YMCA '45-'49; “Y Cabinet '47. • GLEN E. ROBINSON, Knoxville; Education; Kappa Sigma; Soc. Kap- pa Sigma; Phi Dolla Kappa; Pershing Rifles; UT Riilo Team '45. • ELIZA L1DE ROBISON, Gallatin; Homo Economics; Alpha Delta Pi; Orange White; Intramural '46-'47; Homo Ec Club '48; Playhouso '4$; Orientation Leader '46. • WILLIAM THOMAS ROBISON, Galla- tin; Agriculture; Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha Zeta; Ag Club; ASAE. • TOM VANCE ROE. Humboldt; Liberal Arts; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Alpha Chi Sigma, • EMMA LOCKERT ROGERS. South Pittsburg; Lib- eral Arts; Alpha Delta Pi. • STEPHEN LEONARD ROGERS. JR„ South Pittsburg; Businoss Administration; Kappa Sigma; Pledgo Master '47-'48; Usher Corps '48; Editor-in-Chief Orange White '48; Managing Editor '48; Nows Editor '47; Sports Editor '47,- Editor-In-Chief The Torch 48; Publicity Director Volunteer '48; UT Publications Council '48: Publicity Chairman Carnicus '48: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. • Seventh Row: LYDA AMANDA RONE. Oakliold; Home Economics; Homo Ec Club. • JOHN L. ROSE, Crossvillo; Libera! Arts; Sigma Chi; Alpha Chi Sigma. • ANDREW BERNARD ROUNTREE. JR.. Jackson- ville, Fla.; Business Administration. • MARGARET ANNE ROWE, Tollord: Business Administration; Pr Omega Pi: Playhouse '47-'49. • WILLIAM FRANKLIN ROYALL. JR.. Knoxville; Engineering; Alpha Chi Sigma '46- 49; AIChE '46 '49; Pros. AlChE '48'49. • JANE AMELIA RUSH, Spartanburg, S. C.; Education: Zeta Tau Alpha; Orange White: UT Chorus '47: Knoxville Symphony '47. • JOHN E. RUSSELL, Vonore; Engineering: Society ler Advancement ol Management Treas. • Eighth Row: J. P. RUTLEDGE. JR., Savannah; Agriculture; ASAE: Sec. ASAE. • MERLIN EUGENE SADLER, Athens; Business Administration. • ROBERT HOWARD SANFORD. Henderson; Engineering. ASCE; UT Band. • JAMES RILEY SCANLAN. Chattanooga: Business Administra- lion; Dolta Sigma Phi: Pres. '47; Treas. '47; FRB Representative '48; Doha Sigma Pi. • ROBERT GEORGE SCKAEDLE, JR.. Memphis: Busi- ness Administration; Dolla Tau Delta; FRB Representative '45-'46; As- sistant Trea . '47-'48; Dolla Sigma Sigma Pi: Scabbard 6 Blade; Pershing Rifles: Voluntoor Staff '48-'49; Vice-Pres. Pershing Rilles '47-'43; Usher Corps '47-'49; Carnicus Stoll 48 • LOUIS EDWARD SCHNEIDER. Knoxville; Liberal Arts; Sigma Delta Pi; T Club; Orange 6 Whito '43, '46-'49; Volunteer '48-'49; Track 44, '47-'49: Cross-Country '46-'48; Captain Track '48; ROTC Officer '43. '46-'49: Charles McCiung Prize '48: .1'43.'46-'48: Radio Sketchbook'47-'48. • ELIZABETH WINTERS SCHOFIELD, Nashville; Home Economics; Zeta Tau Alpha; Vice-Pros. Pledge Class '47; Corresponding Soc. '48; Homo Ec Club '48; Y -47-'49; Transfer from Ward-Bolrnont. • Ninth Row: M. ELEANOR SCHUMACHER. Knoxville; Liberal Arts; ISO: OTango White; Volunteer Stall; Modern Dance Club; Swim- ming Club; Playhouso '45. • DAVID SCHWARTZ, Chattanooga: Busi- noss Administration; Zeta Beta Tau: Roixirtcr. News Editor, Managing Editor. Editor-in-Chief Orango 6 White: Volunteer Staff; Stage Manager Vol Beauty Boll '47; Stage Assistant Manager Carnicus '47; Ushor Corps '42: Who's Who In Amoncan Colleges Universities. • FRANK TAYLOR SCOTT, Newborn; Agriculture; Ag Club. • JOHN HARRISON SCOTT. JR., Pikovillo; Liberal Arts: Kapoa Siama; Biolcgia. • THOMAS B. SCOTT. Altoona. Pa.; Liberal Arts; Cross country '48; Track '47-'48. • CAROLYN MOORE SCRUGGS. Clinton: Education; UT Chorus; Trans- fer Hendrix College. • JACK H. SCRUGGS, Swooiwoter; Business Ad- ministration. ■SENIORS • First Row: MARVILENE R. SCRUGGS, Memphis: Homo Economics: Kappa Delta. • ROBERT LYNN SEEBER, Clinton; Business Administra- tion; Delta Tau Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; Delta Slqma PI; Who’ Who In American Colleges and Universities; Assistant Business Manager of Volunteer '4$; Associate Business Manager of Torch '45; Pres, of Fra- tornity Relations Board '46; Pres, of Delta Tau Delta ‘46; Boavor Club; Soc.-Troas. of American Instituto of Electrical Engineers '45; Playhouse '45; Aloha Oo; Soc.-Troas. of Fratorntty Relations Board '44. • JEAN CAROLYN SELLERS. Dycrsburg; Home Economics; Chi Omega Sec.: Orange A White; Volunteer; Pres. Barbara Blount; Pan-Hcllonic. WSGA; Homo Economics Club: Swimming Club: Modern Dance; YWCA; Fresh- man Cabinet. • RONALD VANCE SELLERS, Franklin: Agriculture; Ag Club; Publicity Manager Ag Education Club. • WILLIAM W. SELLERS. Lexington; Agriculture; Ag Club; Horticulture Club. • L1LLYAN SHAGAN, Knoxville; Education: Alpha Epsilon Phi Troas. '46, Pres. '47; Pan-Hollonic Board '47. • ALICE RUTH SHARP. Knoxville; Home Eco- nomics: Home Economics Club. • Second Row: JANET D. SHARP, Lafolleile; Home Economics; Della Gamma Recording Sec. '48-'49. • JESSIE L. SHARP. Tazowell; Home Economics; ISO; Homo Economics Club • JOANNE SHARP. Lowlsburg; Liberal Arts; Alpha Omicron Pi; Transfer from Stephens College; Vol- unteer Stall '49; Carmen 48. • WATSON MARLAY SHARP. Knoxville; Business Administration: Sigma Chi. • BITSY SHEETS, Rogorsvitlo; Education; Kappa Delta; Orange 6 White '46; YWCA '45, ’46. '47. '48; Orientation Leader '46; Usher Corps '48; Sorority Activities Chairman '48; Vice-Pros, oi Barbara Blount Dormitory: Modern Dance Club '45; Playhouso '45; Convocation Comm it too '47; Aloha Oo Committee '47. • WILLIAM LONNIE SHELBY. Scottr. Hill: Agriculture: Ag Club; Ag Education Club; Treas. • JAMES HARVEY SHELTON. Braden: Agricul- ture; Sigma Chi; Agronomy Club. • Third Row: WILLIAM A. SHELTON. IR., Knoxville; Business Admin- istration; Phi Gamma Delta. • BETTY SHERRILL. Knoxville; Education; Phi Mu: Blue Triangle. • VIRCINIA BELLE SHOFFNER. Middle shore, Ky.. Liberal Arts Alpha Omicron Pi: YWCA. • JOEL L. SHORE. Rives: Education. Alpha Tau Omega. • HOWARD B. SIMMONS. Johnson City: Agriculture: Pi Kappa Phi; Ag Club; Young Farmers and Homomakers Club; Block Bridlo Troas. • ROY L. SIMMONS. JR., Hondorson; Bust- ness Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Scabbard 6 Blade National Honor Society; Assistant Editor of 1949 Voluntaer; Editor 1948 ROTC Transportation Corps Annual; Orange 6 Whilo Society Staff '48; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Social Chairman '48-'49; Fraternity Ollicer '47-'48; UT Band '47-‘48; UT Usher Corps '48-'49.- Volunteer Beauty Ball Committee '49; YMCA: Fraternity Intramurals: Fratornlty Paper Editor '47; Transfer from Union Univ. 1947; Footlights Club ‘47; ROTC Cado: Officer '48-'49; Fraternity Executive Committee '49; All-Sing '49. • MARY ALICE SIMMS, Fayetteville; Liberal Art ; Transfer from Peabody College and Virginia Interment College. • Fourth Row: MARY FRANCES SIMPSON. Norris Business Admin isiratton; Alpha Delta Pi: Alpha Club: Orango 6 White Stall; Feature Editor '48,- ROTC Sponsor; Sorority Softball Captain; Sorority Volleyball; Sorority Carnlcus Chairman; UT Beauty '48; Transfer from Virginia Interment. • THOMAS GENE SINOR, Cleveland; Law; Sigma Nu: Orango V hito: Debate Club Manager: Radio Workshop; Pnl Alpha Delta: Tau Kappa Alpha. • BETH SIPHERS, East Stono Gap. Va.: Busi- ness Administration; Delta Zota; Pi Omega Pi; Orientation Leader '48; Troas, oi Delta Zeta Pledge Class; Translor Iron: Mary Washington Col- lege '46; Alpha Phi Stgma; Radford College '47; Alpha Sigma Alpha. • GLEN L. SKELTON. Hohonwald: Agriculture. • ELIZABETH E. SLEDGE. Memphis; Education; Sigma Kappa Pros. '48; Treas. ’47; Ac 11vines Chairman '49; Pi Lambda Thota Pros. '49: Alpha Lambda Delta Vice-Pro . '48; Mortar Board Trees. '49: Who's Who in Amorican Col- leges and Universities; Carnlcus Committee '48: Canterbury Club Sec. '49; YWCA '49: Intramurals; WSGA Council Acting Sec. '48: Recreation Club: Playhouse; Women's Student Auxiliary. • NORMAN ALBERT SLOAN, Gates; Business Administration, • NEALE SLOVER, Knoxville; Liberal Arts; Alpha Delta Pi; Biologia Club; Orango 6 White Staff; Intramurals; Sec. Froshman Class '46: Canterbury Club: Swim Club; YWCA Committeo; Bluo Trianglo; Alpha Oo Committee '48: Sorority Troa . • Filth Row: MARILYN SLOVIS, Knoxville: Liberal At- ; Alpha Epsilon Phi: All Students Party Representative; Church Workers Council. • DOUGLAS SMITH, JR., Memphis; Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; Oml- cron Della Kappa; Pres, oi Delta Tau Delta '48; Pres, oi ODK '49; Usher Corps '43, '48, ‘49; ASME; Vice-Pies. Freshman Y Cabinet; Canter- bury Club; Circlo Torch '47. • JOHN LEE SMITH. Nashville: Busi- ness Administration; Translor liom University of Wis. • PHYLLIS JEAN SMITH. Nashville: Liberal Art.-.. Doha Zota: Swimming Club; Recreation Club; George Peabody Collcgo lor Tcachors '47. • SHIRLEY LU SMITH. Knoxvillo; Education; Alpha Omicron Pi. • STANTON F. SMITHSON. 3radyvllle; Agriculture; Ag Club: Dairy Club: Pres. Dairy Club '49; Treas. Dairy Club 48. • CLYDE CLEASON SOLOMON. Mohawk. Agri culture; Ag Education Club. • Sixth Row; LOUIS HERMAN SOMMERS. JR., Memphis; Engine, ring: Newman Club: A1EE: IRE. • HARVEY C. SOULE. Union City; Educa tion: UT Playhouse '47-'49; Radio Workshop '48; Newman Club '46-'49. • AVRON SPIRO. IR., Memphis; Business Administration; Journalism Club. • JAMES HERBERT STEDMAN. Knoxville; Engineering; AIEE. • JACK ELLIS STERLING. Fountain City. Engineering. • PAUL BER- NARR STORY, Bristol: Business Administration: Delta Sigma Pi: Student- Faculty Council. • CAROLYN STOVALL. Rives; Home Economic ; Zela Tau Alpha: Danforth Fellowship Award '47; Intramurals; Glee Club '47; Homo Ec Club '47-'48: Young Farmers and Homemakors Club ‘47.'48; YWCA '48. • Seventh Row: HAROLD CECIL STREIBICH. Yazoo City. Ml .; Liberal Art ; Kappa Sigma; Sports Editor Orango 6 White '44-'4S; Sports Editor Volunteer '45; Carnlcu Stall '45; Track Team '45: UT Chorus '45: Play houxo '45; German Club '47-'48; Dobato Club '48; Intramural Council '44-'45: Inter-laith Council '47-'48; Plot. Newman Club. • JOSEPH WYLIE STRONG, JR.. Atoka. Agriculture; Alpha Zeta; Omicron Delta Kappa; ISO; Agriculture Representative '46; Treas. '47; Ag Club; Barn- warmin' Stall '46-'47; Manager '48; Round-Up Staff '47-'48; Ag Educa- tion Club '48; ASC Agriculture Representative '48; Representative at Largo '47; Intramurals; Basketball Free Throw Champ '47; Varsity Base- ball '47. Soarr-Roobuck Freshman Scholarship • JEANNE STURDI- VANT. Burhson; Heme Economic : Zeta Tau Alpha; Homo Ec Club; YWCA: Rush Chairman Zota Tau Alpha • GERALD A. SUDDOTH. Mom- phU; Engineering: Sigma Chi. • WILLIE ANNA SWArFORD. Spring City: Homo Economics: Omicron Nu. Phi Kappa Phi; Homo Ec Club: Young Fatrr.ore and Homemakers Club; Mothodist Student Organization. • BARBARA SWAN, Martel: Homo Economics; Sigma Kappa; Pres. '48; Rush Chairman '48; Delegate to Sigma Kappa Convention: Orango 6 White '47; YWCA; Alternate to Lewtsohn Scholarship '48: Honor Roll ’4S-'48; Homo Ec Council Representative '48; ROTC Sponsor '48: Boauty Ball ‘47. • THOMAS BELL SWIFT. Nashville; Business Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha; Delta Sigma Pi: Trca . '47; Vlco-Pics. '46; Scabbard 4 Blade; Wo loy Foundation Council '47. • Eighth Row: JAMES BOYD SWING. Petersburg; Engineering; ASCE • BILL SWITZER. Knoxville; Business Administration: Phi Gamma Delta; Orange V hito '43: Society lor Advancement of Management; Beaver Club. • MARY OUIDA TALIAFERRO. Oak Ridge; Liberal Arts; Zeta Tau Alpha: Pres. 48: Pon-Hollenlc Delegate; Modern Dance Club. • K. EUGENE TALLENT. Madison villa: Business Administration: Sigma Phi Epsilon. • BARBARA IO TALLEY. Knoxville.- Home Economics. • JUANITA 1MOGENE TAYLOR. Knoxville. Education. • LOUIS ED- WARD TAYLOR, Knoxville; Liberal Arts: Pi Kappa Alpha; American Chemical Society Student Award. • Ninth Row: ROY LEE TAYLOR. Knoxville.- Engineering: ISO AIEE • WILLIAM CHARLES TAYLOR. Knoxville; Business Administration. Sigma Chi. • FRIFTS W. THOMAS, Athena: Engineering; Alpha Cht Stgma: AIChE • ANN TOLLEY TIPPS. Lynchhurg; Education; Delta Zeta: Intramurals '47; Treas. Delta Zeta ‘4S; Publicity Chairman '45: YWCA '45. • WILLIAM EMERT TIPTON. Townsend: Business Admin: - ::at!cn. • JOE S. TOBIAS. Memphis: Business Administration; Pi Kappa Phi • CARL ROSS TODD, Dyer: Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. ■SENIORS FRANK S. CHANCE Director, Agriculture Experiment Station • Flr t Row: LILLIE JUNE TOLLEY. Lynchburg; Uboxal Art : Manager ISO Girls Intramural '46; Recreation Club '- 6; Intramural '45-'48; ISO Council Member '46-' 8; international Club '46-'47; Knoxvlllo Symphony Orchestra Usher Corps '47- 48,- Beavor Club '47; UT Playhouse '48; Sec. Methodist Youth Fellowship 47 • JERRY B. TOWNSEND. Dyersburg: Business Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha. • MARY ANN TRUSS. Richmond Heights. Mo.; Business Administration; Alpha Omlcron Pi; Vice-Pros. '48; Outstanding Sophomoro Award '46; Philanthropic Chair- man ’47; Pi Omega Pi Pro . '48; Guidon Socioty '48; ROTC Sponsor '48; Orange 6 Whito Business Stall '45; Convocation Publicity Chairman '47; Swimming Club '45; Intramurals '45-'46; UT Beauty '48: Pres. Polly Me- Clung '48; Pres. House Sonato '48; WSGA Council '48; Y Freshman Council; Y Sophomoro Council; Y Senior Cabinot '47-'48; UT Play- house '45-'46; UT Allying ‘4S'47; Carnicus '45-'47; UT Usher Corps '4 ; Inter-Church Council '48; Alpha Tau Omega Orchid Girl '47; Who's Who in Amorican Colleges and Universities. • MARY ELLEN TUBB. Sparta; Liberal Arts; Alpha Lambda Dolta Vice-Pros. '45. • THOMAS McMAHON TUCKER. Knoxville: Engineering; Sigtr.a Alpha Epsilon. • J. C. TURNER. Knoxvlllo; Engineering: AlEn. • BARBARA L. TUTTLE, Morristown: Business Administration; Chi Omega: Sec. Pledge Class '45; Personnel Chairman '48; Pi Omega Pi; Vice-Pros. YWCA; Orange White Oilice Manager; Business Manager; Intramural Chair- man Chi Omega '47; Queen oi Clubs '45; Sweetheart o! Sigma Chi '45; Pres, ol Freshman YWCA '45; AH-Slng '45-'47; Carntcus '45-'47; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. • Second Row: FRANK EMELIO VACCARO. Memphis: Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu; Petitioner Tau Beta Pi. • CLAUDE SAMUEL VANCE. JR.. Bristol; Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; AlChE 47.'49; Wesley Founda- tion Pres. 47-'48. • ROBERT WILLIAM VAUCHAN. Knoxville; Business Administration; Sigma Chi; Beaver Club '47-'48; French Club '45; UT Church Workers Council '47-'48. • BILLIE WALDROP, Fountain City; Education; Sigma Kappa; Pi Lambda Theta; Sigma Della Pi: Spanish dub; Athlottc Association '45 at Univ. oi Va.; Alpha Phi Sigma '45 at Untv. ci Va.; Spanish Club '46 at Fuiman Univ. • CONNIE ANNE WALL, Troy; Education; Sigma Kappa; Transior from Memphis State College. • CAMPBELL WALLACE, JR., Knoxville: Engineering; Phi Gamma Della. • JEROME HOWARD WALKER. Memphis; Law; Zeta Beta Tau; Pres '47; Omlcron Dolta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma: Assistant Editor Torch ‘44; Pie . Hlllel '46; Church Worker Council '47. • Third Row: MARION D. WALLING. Knoxville; Homo Economics; Delta Delta Delta; Scholarship Ring '46; Mortar Board; Mortar Board Award for Outstanding Freshman; Omicron Nu; Pi Lambda Theta: Alpha Lambda Delta; WSGA Council: Y Cabinot; Editor Torch ; Greek Editor Volunteer '46: Personalities Editor Volunteer '47; Departmental Editor Orange 6 Whito '46: News Editor '46; Managing Editor '47; Runnor-up Badminton '47; Homo Ec Club Sophomore Class Representa- tive; Merrill-Palmor Scholarship: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. • FRED C. WALPOLE. Atwood; Engineering. • ELIZA- BETH ANN WARD, Bulls Gap; Business Administration. Sigma Kappa: PI Omioaa Pi; Recreation Club '47-'48: YWCA '47-'48. • BETTYE SUE WARREN. Rive ; Homo Economics: Home Ec Club. • KARL H. WAR- REN, Martin; Business Administration: Kappa Sigma 0 JOSEPH WASHAM. Lexington: Business Administration: Delta Tau Delta: Corre- sponding Sec. '47-'48; Rush Chairman '48; Social Chairman '4$-'48: Po- litical Representative '47-'48; Publicity Chairman '47; Delta Sigma PI: Scabbard Blade; Omicron Delta Kappa; Ushor Corps '48; Student Governing Board '48; ASC '48; Orange Whito Stall '47; Chairman Prizes Committeo Carntcus '48; Pros. Senior Class '48-’49; Troas. ASP ’48; Publicity Chairman Omlcron Dolta Kappa Tag Salos ‘48; USSF Com- mittee ‘47. • ROYAL DEE WATTS. JR., Chlpley. Fla.; Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Chi Sigma; AlChE. 0 Fourth Row; JACK WEATHERFORD. Columbia; Business Administra- tion; lambda Chi Alpha. 0 DAVID MITCHELL WEATHERLY. Nashville; Business Administration; Delta Tau Dolta; Vice-Pros., Sec. and Pres. Pledge Class; Omlcron Dolta Kappa; Orange Whito; Pros. FRB; Jour- nalism Club: UT Radio Workshop; UT Playhouse; Studont Govorning Council: Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. 0 CATH- ERINE ANN WEAVER. Knoxv.llo: Home Economics: Ph: Mu: Homo Ec Club '49-'49: Canterbury Club '4S-'49. 0 JACK R. WEBSTER. Memphis: Business Administration; Phi Sigma Kappa: Delta Sigma Pi. 0 WILLIAM BRUCE WEBSTER. Waxahachio, Texas: Business Administration. 0 HELEN INEZ WEISNER. Knoxvlllo; Homo Economics; Alpha Delta Pi: Blue Trianglo '45-'46: Homo Ec Club '47-'48; Modom Dance Club '45- 48. 0 DABNEY SCALES WELLFORD. Cordova: Agriculture; Alpha Tau Omega; Historian ‘46-'48: Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Zeta: Vice-Pros. '47; Pros. '48; Scarabbean; Ag Club; Agronomy Club; Editor Tennossee Farmer '47; Pres. Sophomore Class '47; Winner Madden Livestock Judging Contest '47; UDC Scholarship. 0 Filth Row: JACK K. WESTBROOK. Linden Business Administration; Phi Eta Sigma '46-'49; Sec. '47-'48; Journalism Club '47-'49; Volunteor Stall '48-'49: Organization Editor Voluntoor 48-'49; Radio Editor Orange 6 Whito '48-'49; Radio Workshop '47-‘49; Pres. '47-'49; Omicron Delta Kappa '48: Beta Gamma Sigma '48; Phi Kappa Phi '48. • DONALD WAYNE WHITE, Bristol; Business Administration: Pi Omega Pi; Honor Roll '46-'48; Beaver Club '47. • DORIS WHITE. Fountain City; Liberal Arts; Phi Mu: Registrar '47; Pres. '48; Volunteer Stall '45; Beavor Club '46-’47: Freshman ”Y Cabinet '45; Blue Triangle '46-'47; Blue Trianglo Cabinot '48: Vice-Pros. Pledge Class '45; Spanish Club '45-'46; Swim- ming Club '47; Aloha Oo Committee '45: All-Sing Committee '46-'47; Carntcus Committoe ‘47; Homocoming Committee '48; Pan-Hellenic Council '46-'48. • LESTER FORREST WHITE. Memphis: Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; ASME. 0 MARTHA ELIZABETH WHITE. Union City: Homo Econom-.i-s; Delta Gamma; Home Ec Club. 0 ROBERT STANLEY WHITE, Memphis; Engineering Phi Gamma Delta: Alpha Chi Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Scarabbean: Intramurals '46-'49; Presbyterian University Fellowship Group Olilcer 0 JACK AUBREY WHITESIDE. Old Hickory; Business Administration; Phi Sigma Kappa Pro . '47; Vice-Pros. '48; Alpha Psl Omega '47-’49; Pres. '48-'49; SAM '48; Omicron Delta Kappa '48-‘49: UT Playhouse 46-'49; Lighting Manager '46: Publicity Chairman '47; Sec. '47; Carnicus Stago Staff '47: Aloha Oe Grounds Committee '43: Homocomlng Correspondent '48: YMCA: Campus Chest Committee '47; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. 0 Sixth Row: FRANK GRANT WHITNEY. JR.. Knoxville; Engineering; AiEE. 0 HOWARD ALLEN WHITS1TT. Memphis. Engineering. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Eia Sigma: Troas, and Vico-Pros. Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. 0 BURTON ANDREWS WILDER. Memphis; Engineering: AIEE; Tau Bela PI 0 ANN ELIZABETH WILLIAMS. Henderson; Home Eco- nomics; Chi Omega; Homo Ec Club; YWCA; Blue Triangle; Carnicus '47- 48; Transfer from Union Univ 46 0 JAMES BAIR WILLIAMS. Gadsdon; Business Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha; Orange While '48: Advertising Staff Volunteer '49; Transior UT Jr. College 0 MAR- THA ANN WILLIAMS. Knoxville; Liberal Arl.v Delta Zeia; Trees. '48. 0 OSCAR LEWIS WILLIAMS, JR., Sovi'. rvillo: Business Administration. 0 Seventh Row: NAN ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON. Knoxvlllo; Education: Alpha Delta Pi; Best Pledgo '45; Social Chairman '48; Reporter '47; Publications '46; Rush Chairman '47; Orange Whito ’4S-'47; Volunteer Stall '48; Secretary to Editor Volunteer ‘48; Torch Staff '46: Troas. Freshman Council '45: UT Playhouse: Blue Trianglo: Beauty Ball Com- mitte.:. '48; Y Cabinet 48; Sec UT Playhouse 48-49. 0 CAROLYN (MOONER) WILSON, Loudon: Business Administration: Alpha Omicron Pi: YWCA '4?-'49; Swimming Club '47,- Volunteer Staff ’48-'49: Transfer Gulf Park College. 0 LOUIS ALONZO WILSON, JR.. Charlotte Business Administration: Charter Member Socioty lor Advancement of Manage- ment. 0 MARTHA WILSON. Nashville; Liberal Ait : Alpha Omicron Pi: Transfor from Ward-Belmont: WSGA; Spanish Club; Rose of Pi Kappa Phi 0 ROLLIN VIRGINIUS WILSON. Memphis: Busmos.- Admin Istration; Sigma AInha Epsilon; Beaver Club: Pro . -47-'48; Society for Advancement oi Manaooment. 0 FRANK GORDON WINGFIELD. JR.. Memohts: Business Administration: Phi Gamma Delta. • DARWIN WASSON WOMACK, Spring City. Education. 0 Eighth Row; JEAN WOOD. Murlreesboro; Liberal Arts: Chi Omeqa: Y t47-'48: Intramurals '47; BIuo Trianglo '47-'48; Sstanish Club '47; All-Sing '48; Carnicus '48; Modern Dance '47. • WILLIAM LEWIS WOOD. Moraphiv- Kappa Sigma: AIEE. • G. U. WOOD- WARD, Erwin; Busings... Administration 0 JERRY WORSHAM. Knox- ville; Liberal Art : Alpha Omicron Pi. 0 WILLIAM PARKER WRIGHT. Memohis; Business Administration: Phi Gamma Delta. 0 IACK H. YEAZEL, Knoxville: Engineering; Pi Kapoa Aloha; IRE 0 DOROTHY YOUNG. Clinton; Homo Economics: Homo Ec Club; Transfor Stopher.s College. 0 Ninth Row: ROBBIE VIRGINIA YOUNG. Washington. D. C.; Business Administration; Sigma Kappa; Softball Captain '45; Captain Women's Rifle Team -15. 0 JOE S. ZOLLER. Knoxville; Engineering. ■SENIORS JOHN H. McLEOD Vice-Dean. College of Agriculture |3 GIVE TO CAMPUS CM 1ST THE JUNIORS FRANCES ADAMS Humboldt Tonnossoo SAM H. ANDERSON Kingsport Tonnossoo MARY L. BAKER Sparta Tonnossoo JAMES C. BELLAMY Clarksvillo Tonnossoo KENNETH R. BLOOMER Kingsport Tonnossoo JAMES R. BRAY Memphis Tonnossoo ROBERT N. BROCK Chicago Illinois MARY E. BUCHANAN Knoxvillo Tonnossoo BETTY L. CAMPBELL Bristol Tonnossoo CHARLES A. CARSON Chattanooga Tonnossoo BETTYE J. COLEMAN Moridlan Mississippi JOE R. CRAFTON Stanton Tonnossoo WINBURN C. CURRIE Jackson Tonnossoo JAMES E. ADDISON Oak Ridgo Tonnossoo DAN C. ARMSTRONG Knoxvillo Tonnossoo ROBERT M. BAKER Yorkvlllo Tonnossoo ROBERT M. BENNETT Spring Lako Michigan E. B. BOHANNON Athons Tonnossoo JANE BREEDEN Johnson City Tonnossoo HERBERT T. BROOKS San Marino Caliiornia SALLY A. BURCH Arlington Virginia JOSEPH W. CAMPBELL Bristol Tonnossoo WILLIAM H. CASSADAY Memphis Tonnossoo EDWARD S. COLLINS Memphis Tonnossoo THOMAS M. CRANFORD Laurel Mississippi JOHN CURTIS Chattanooga Tonnossoo JAMES F. ALDERSON Columbia Tonnossoo E. A. ARMSTRONG Lewisburg Tonnossoo GEORGE G. BARE Nashville Tonnossoo HARRIET J. BIBB Knoxvillo Tonnossoo CHESLEY L. BOWDEN Riploy Tonnossoo BETSY J. BRIDGE Knoxvillo Tonnossoo ROBERT P. BROWER Eliiabothton Tonnossoo EDNA E. BURKHART Knoxvillo Tonnossoo MAXINE CAMPBELL Tazowoll Tonnossoo TED M. CHUMLEY Now York Now York FRANCIS CONN Memphis Tonnossoo MABEL D. CRENSHAW Clinton Tonnossoo H. A. CUTSHAW Seviervlllo Tonnossoo HOWARD W. ALEXANDER Limestone Tennessee REECE L. ARMSTRONG Englowood Tennessee BETTY A. BASS Gibson Tonnossoo JAMES M. BIBEE Laurol Mississippi MARY A. BOWDEN Knoxvillo Tonnossoo E. GERTRUDE BRIDGES Church Hill Tonnossoo BETTY N. BROWN Bolivar Tonnossoo RICHARD BURNETTE Momphis Tonnossoo WILLIS H. CAMPBELL Columbia Tonnossoo NEILL CLARK Indianola Mississippi WALTER B. COOK Momphis Tonnossoo MAXINE H. CROSWELL Momphis Tennessee ROBERT DALY Kingsport Tonnossoo JEANNE A. ALEXANDER Atlanta Georgia BETSY ANN AYTES Fayettoville Tonnossco JO EVELYN BAWCUM Camden Tonnossoo TOM L. BING Madison Tonnossoo DELMER A. BOYCE Springboro Tonnossoo REBA H. BRIGGS Erwin Tonnossoo HENRIETTA BROWN Nashville Tennessee ARTHUR C. BURRIS Nashville Tonnossoo MAHLON E. CANTRELL Nashvillo Tonnossoo JAMES L. CLARKE Ashburn Virginia HOWARD W. COOPER Arlington Tonnossoo JACK Q. CRUM Pensacola Florida VICTOR DANNREUTHER Knoxvillo Tonnossoo PEGGY A. ALEXANDER Jackson Mississippi CHARLES W. AYTES Maryvillo Tonnossoo JOHN W. BEESON Philadelphia Mississippi LOUIS W. BLACKLEY Hornbeak Tonnossoo IRA E. BRADFIELD LaGrango Georgia HAYNES BRINKLEY Pulaski Tonnossoo JOHN B. BROWN Knoxville Tonnossoo NANCY R. BUTLER Tampa Florida LAURA L. CAPPS Knoxvillo Tennessee MARGARET L. CLEM Athens Alabama WILLIAM A. COVINGTON Magnolia Mississippi CHARLES L. CUMMINGS Hartsville Tonnossoo CAROLYN L. DAVIS Martin Tonnossoo KENNETH C. ALLEN Hoiskoll Tonnossoo HUGH L. BABB Chuckoy Tonnossoo PAUL BELEW Summortown Tonnossoo DONALD F. BLAIR Elizabothton Tennessee ROBERT D. BRADLEY Knoxvillo Tonnossoo PEGGY BRISCOE Knoxvillo Tonnossoo BETTY A. BRUMBY Codar Town Georgia STEVE CAKMES Knoxvillo Tonnossoo RAYMOND A. CARPENTER Knoxvillo Tonnossoo PAUL M. COATS Kingsport Tonnossoo WILLIAM C. COWAN Momphis Tonnossoo TOM CUMMINGS Knoxville Tonnossoo PHILIP N. DAVIS Ashevillo North Carolina JOHN E. ANDERSON Johnson City Tonnossoo DAVE F. BAKER Knoxvillo Tonnossoo ANITA BELL Knoxvillo Tonnossoo WILLIAM J. BLATCHLEY Now Haven Connecticut WILLIAM O. BRAKEBILL Madlsonvillo Tonnossoo WILLIAM B. BRITTON Groonovillo Tonnossoo JULIAN E. BRYANT Savannah Tonnossoo CLIFFORD D. CALDWELL Tonnossoo Blountvillo MAX B. CARRINGTON Huntingdon Tonnossoo SHEILA R. COCHRAN Alcoa Tonnossoo JOHN R. COX Knoxvillo Tonnossoo ROBERT G. CUNNINGHAM Fountain Cily Tonnossoo CURTIS W. DEAN Knoxville Tonnossoo THE JUNIORS JERRY AMY ROBERT H. ELMER E. GRACE E. ALICE E. DAVID M. WILLIAM H. DEAN DoBUSK DEMPSTER DoVAULT DIETZEL DILLOW DODSON DONALDSON Chilian ooga Creenovllle Knoxville High Point Union City Jonosboro Alamo Bristol Tonnossoe Tennessee Tennossoe North Carolina Tennessee Tennossoe Tonnossoe Tonnossoe AGNES M. CARL G. LESTER P. WARREN P. MARY E. FRANK P. ELDON R. ROBY H. DOUGHERTY DOWNEY DOWNS DUGGAN DUKE DUNLAP DYKES EASTRIDGE Xnoxvillo Clillon Forge Maryville Knoxville Elixabethton Wadosboro Kingsport Mountain City Tennossoe Virginia Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee Tonnessoe ALLEN S. CECIL B. BECKY L CAROLYN JAMES A. MARY A. WELTON F. LENA S. EDMONSON EGARTON ELDRIDGE ELKINS ELLIS ELLIS ELZEY. JR. EVANS Martin Knoxville Trenton Atlanta Knoxville Xnoxvillo Robbinsvillo Powell Station Tennessee Tennossoe Tennossoe Georgia Tennossoe Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee JAMES JACK JOHN S. JOHN H. HENRY S. MARY A. JOE L. BART F. EVANS FAIN FANDRICH. JR. FARGASON FARMER. JR. FELTS FERGUS. JR. FERGUSON Oik Ridge Milan Belvidere Arlington Clarksville McKonzio Chattanooga Knoxville Tennessee Tennesseo Tennessee Tennessee Tennossoe Tennessee Tennossoe Tonnessoe WILLIAM H. ANGELINE W. SAM EDWARD J. JAY F. JOHN A. SARAH MARY H. FERGUSON FISHER FOWLER FRECH FREED FRENCH FROST FULTON Clovolind Martin Knoxville Xnoxvillo Whitehaven Shelbyville Xnoxvillo Virginia Tennesseo Now Jersey Tonnesseo Tennossoe Tonnessoe Tennessee MARY ANN MARY E. FRED T. FLORENCE MARTHELLA RICHARD E. NOBLE L. ALEX C. GARLAND GARMANY GILLIAM GLADISH GORDON GRAVES. JR. GRESHAM GRUBB Sowanco Chattanooga Sparta Lawrcnceburg Commereo Memphis Clarksvillo Corryton Tonnessoe Tennessee Tennesseo Tennessee Goorgia Tonnossoe Tonnessoe Tonnessoe JOHN ROBERT J. LOURY T. WILLIAM M. JANIS G. BILL GEORGE WAYNE L. GUTH GUTHRIE HACKWORTH HAGEY HALE HALE HALL HALL. JR. Momphls Chattanooga Tloronco Columbia Jonesboro Morristown Cleveland Camden Tennestee Tennessee Alabama Tennessee Tonnessoo Tennossoe Tennesseo LAURA M. JOAN H. EDNA ROY T. EDWARD J. NETTIE J. CHARLES MARY M. HAMBAUGH HAMPTON HANNAFORD HARDEN HARGIS HARPER HARR HARRIS Tolltco Plains Chattanooga Xnoxvillo Kingsport Cleveland Lalayotte Knoxville Knoxville Tennessee Tonnossoe Tennossoe Tonncssoo Tennesseo Tennessee Tennossoe Tennessee BETTY JO NICK FRED R. DARWYNE EDGAR L. EDWARD W. HELEN GLADYS C. HARRISON HARRISON HARVEY HATFIELD HAUN. JR. HAVENS HAWTHORNE HEGGIE Madison Bristol Plalnlietd Pulaski Cleveland Momphis Church Hill Chattanooga Tennossoe Tennessee Vormont Tennessee Tennossoe Tennessee Tennossoe Tonnessoe DELOIS F. HELEN M. CHARLES W. LIVY D. FRANK D. ANNIE ERWIN JEAN S. HICKS H1ER HILL HILL HINTON HOBB HOLLINGSWORTH HOOPER Madisonvllle Xnoxvillo Adams McMinnville Southsido Dyersburg lohnson City Puryear Tennessee Tennesseo Tennessee Tennossoe Tennesseo Tonnessoe Tennessee Tonnesseo BETTY R. MARVIN MARY A. RUTH E. TOM CLARENCE H. BOBBYE J. DORIS J. HOPPER HORNER HOUSE HUDDLESTON HUFFSTETLER HUGHES HUMPHREYS HURST Jackson Morristown Xnoxvillo Maryvillo Grants Greenville Paris Chattanooga Tennesseo Tennossoe Tonnessoe Tennessee New Mexico Tonnossco Tennessee Tonnossoo MARILYN L. VIRGIL H. HOYLE JOY N. BRUCE I. JULIAN E. BARBARA R. ALICE HURST HUSTON HYBERGER IRWIN IVY JAKES JEFFREYS JENKINS Corrylon Xnoxvillo Cleveland Concord Berlin Chattanooga Xnoxvillo Bells Tennessee Tennessee Tennossoe Tennessee Gormany Tennossoe Tonnessoe Tennessee BETTY L. DALE A. JOSEPH L R. B. REBECCA L. HAL LEWIS A. POLLY KEELE JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JONES JONES Manchester Jamostown Elizabcthton Xingsport Gates Momphis Palatka Momphis Tennossoe Tennesseo Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Florida Tennessee THE JUNIORS KYLE R. ROBERT R. LAURA L. DAVID B. FRED L. W. C. CAROLYN A. MARY J. KEESECKER KELLER KELLY KENDALL KEY KEYT KILBOURNE KIMBROUGH Erwin Johnson City Knoxville Troy Ricevllle Smithville Norris Washington Tonnenoo Tonnossee Tonnossee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennesseo Dlst. of Columbia R. GRADY DOROTHY L. RICHARD D. MARTIN C. MARY K. FRED G. COY R. PERRY W. K1MSEY KNEPP KOLTER KORIK LACK LAINE LANDER LANE Xnoxvillo Martin Rockford Philadelphia Lebanon Clarksvillo Grand Junction Tennesseo Tennesseo Tennessee Pennsylvania Tennessee Tennessoe Tennessee Tennossoe RALPH M. R. K. HUDSON JAMES C. HAROLD L. JIMMIE L. LEON F. JAMES C. LARUE LEDBETTER LEE LINER LOMAX LONG LONG LOWERY. JR. Greenovllle Kingsport Lookout Mountain Athons Guilford Colloge Maryville Bristol Knoxvillo icnncsseo Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee Tonnossee HAROLD W. ALICE L. DUNCAN C. NANCY E. M. BLAKE WILLA M. MARY JAMES E. LUCAS LYLE LYLE LYLE MACK MARION MARKS MARTIN MomphU Washington Copporhlll Rogersville Knoxville Groenevllle Clarksvillo Lexington Tonnessee District o! Columbia Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tonnossee Tonnossee Tennessee JOSEPH B. WILLIAM R. LYNN D. JOE S. ROBERT W. RICHARD S. ROBERT A. JOE H. MARTIN MASSENGILL MATHES MAYBERRY MEADOWS MEDDING MEEK MEEKS Blacksburg Russellville Biloxi Sparta Xnoxvillo Xnoxvillo Wost Palm Beach Jackson South Carolina Tennessee Mississippi Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Florida Tennessee HARRY G. RUDOLPH J. LAWRENCE H. RODERICK W. ANN E. NANCY J. WALTER R. WILLIAM F. MERRILL MICHELLER MIDDLECOFF MILLER MITCHELL MITCHELL MOORE MOORE Knoxville Knoxville Somervillo Arden Bolivar Bolivar Knoxville Memphis Tcnnossoo Tennessee Tonnossee North Carolina Tennesseo Tonnossee Tonnossee Tennesseo GENE P. THAD RILEY ELIZABETH A. JOSEPHINE ARTHUR G. JACK M. MARY P. MORRELL MORRIS MOSELEY MOTLEY MOTLOW MURPHY MURRAY MURRAY Greenoville Memphis Springfiold Memphis Lynchburg Alcoa Xnoxvillo Newport Tonnossee Tonnossee Tennessee Tennesseo Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee ROBERT L. ANNA R. WILLIAM L. VIRGINIA R. NANCY PEGGY L. WALLACE HELEN E. MUSTO MYERS McBEE. JR. McCAMPBELL McCLANAHAN McClellan McCLURE McCOY Nashville Tracy City Knoxville Xnoxvillo Columbus Bristol Knoxville Knoxville Tennesseo Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Mississippi Tennessee Tonnossee Tonnessee IDA JANE MARY CECIL R. ALICE A. ED ALICE GEORGE R. JAMES McCullough McCullough McLaughlin, jr. McNEILL McQUEEN McREYNOLDS McVAY. JR. NELMS Camden Norris Memphis N. Llttlo Rock Loudon Selmer Evanston Surgoinsville Tonnonoo Tonnossee Tennessee Arkansas Tennessee Tennessee Illinois Tennesseo BENJAMIN W. THOMAS H. JAMES A. GILBERT L. HAROLD R. WALTER ELBERT BILL BETTY NELSON NELSON. JR. NICHOLS NOLAND NULL NUNN. JR. OAKES OBENOUR Jonesboro Humbolt Asheville franklin Momphis Glasgow Knoxville Knoxville Tonnessoo Tonnossee North Carolina Tennessee Tennessee Kentucky Tennessee Tennessee MIKE J. BILL J. WYNN NATHAN L. ALISON WALTON L. ERNEST A. WILLIAM L. ODLE OLIPHANT PARKEY PARSONS PATTON PEACE PEACOCK. JR. PEDRETTY Suqar Tree Memphis Knoxville Asheville Brownsville Linden Tiptonviilo Memphis Tennessee Tennesseo Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee Tennessee Tonnessee Tennessee RAY S. BETTY BILLIE J. ROBERT D. JOHN D. JOSEPH H. VIRGINIA A. LLOYD C. PEEBLES PIERCE PILLOW PORTER POWELL POWELL POWELL PRICHARD. JR. Paris Evarts Memphis Rome Jonesboro Etowah Watertown Alcoa Tonnessoe Kentucky Tennessee Georgia Tonnossee Tonnossee Tonnossee Tennessee MILDRED A. DICKEY W. HIXSON BRUCE L. AUSTIN M. EUGENE P. ROBERT F. PATTY PRICHARD PUCKETT PUGH RANKIN READ REAMS REEVES REGAN Alcoa Milan Madison Athens Brownsvillo Richmond Oak Ridge Fountain City Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Virginia Tennessee Tennessee THE JUNIORS M ROBERT RINEARSON Knoxville Tonnessoo ELIZABETH RINEY Knoxville Tennessee DAVID B. ROBINSON Lebanon Tennessee WILLIAM R. ROCHELLE Nashville Tonnossoo EDRIS C. RONEY Union City Tonnossoo HERBERT M. ROTH Nashville Tonnessoo FLOYD E. RUSHING Columbia Tonnossoo CECIL E. RUSSELL Colliervillo Tonnessoo VINCENT J. RYAN Nowark Now Jorsoy GORDON SAMS Knoxville Tonnossoo THOMAS A. SAVAGE Springliold Tennessee KATHLEEN F. SCOTT Bristol Tennessee ALAN E. SEELAND Elizabeth Now Jorsoy ARTHUR D. SHACKELFORD Knoxville Tennossoo RALPH E. SHAFER. JR. Chattanooga Tonnossoo BEVERLY SHARPE Momphis Tonnossoo GLADYS A. SHAW Sholbyvillo Tennossoo LEROY SHERRILL Philadelphia Tonnossoo PAUL K. SHIRLEY Knoxville Tonnessoo BEVERLY J. SHIVERS Momphis Tonnessoo BARBARA C. SHREVE Knoxvillo Tonnossoo GLORIA A. SHREVE Knoxvillo Tonnossoo WILLIAM M. SHUCK Wewborn Tonnossoo HAROLD E. SIEGEL Chattanooga Tonnossoo SARA SLIGER Knoxville Tennossoo JAMES L. SMIDDY Williamsburg Kentucky CAROLYN SMITH Halls Tennossoo JEAN A. SMITH Jacksboro Tennossoo MARIANNE SMITH Columbia Tonnessoo MARION S. SMITH. Ill Chattanooga PETER M. SMITH Kingston Tonnossoo DOROTHY SNYDER Knoxvillo Tonnossoc RANEL B. SPENCE Camden Tonnossoo CALVIN E. STEED Oak Ridgo Tennessee DONALD L. STEELMAN Halls Tennessee GILBERT T. STEIN Chattanooga Tonnossoo CHARLES W. STEWART Dyor Tonnossoo GAITHER J. STEWART Ashovillo North Carolina JACOB E. STRASSNER Momphis Tonnossoo BUD SULLIVAN McMinnvlllo CHARLES W. TARWATER Knoxville Tonnossoo BEMIS C. TATEM Elizabethton Tennessee MARY K. TAYLOR Morristown Tennossoo WILMA TEDDER Rockwood Tonnossoo BETTY A. TESTER Knoxvillo Tennossoo DAN H. TESTERMAN Knoxvillo Tonnossoc CLAIRE THOMPSON Milan Tonnossoo JACK D. THOMPSON Athons Tonnessoo NANCY TINDELL Chattanocga Tonnossoo JOE E. TITTLE Knoxvillo Tennessee WILLIAM O. TOME Philadelphia Tonnessoo HILTON TUNNELL Memphis Tonnossoo JAMES F. UTLEY Benton Arkansas WILLIAM M. VAN CLEAVE Chapol Hill Tennessee BARBARA J. VOGEL Chattanooga MARTINA WADEWITZ lohnson City Tonnossoo JACK WALDRIP Cookovillo Tonnossoo DOROTHY A. WALLACE Knoxville Tennossoo MARY M. WALLACE Knoxvillo Tennessee RALPH T. WALLACE Knoxvillo Tennossoo GEORGE E. WANAMAKER Katowico Poland J. L. WARD McKtnzio Vonncnoo BETTY A. WARDELL Knoxvillo Tonnossoo BERTA M. WATERHOUSE Knoxvillo Tonnossoo JOHN F. WATKINS Bookley Won Virginia DONALD R. WEBSTER Knoxvillo Tonnessoo EDITH WHEELER Cherokee North Carolina ED NEIL WHITE Martin Tonnessoo MARY J. WILEY Chattanooga Tonnossoo ROBERT W. WILEY Chattanooga Tonnessoo J. LAWRENCE WILKERSON Nashvillo Tonnossoc KENNETH E. WILKINSON Kingsport Tenncssco VIVIAN M. WILLIAMS Knoxville Tonnossoo TOMMY B. WILLIS Brownsvillo Tennossoo LEWIS H. WILLS Mountain City Tennessee MARJORIE K. WILSON Northlield Now lersoy LENNIS J. WINCHESTER Knoxville Tennossoo ANNE WOOD Murtrocsboro Tennossoo DAVID WOOD Clarksville Tennessee MARY A. WOOTEN Munlord Tonnessoo RICHARD WYKOFF Clearwator Florida JOE B. YANCEY Knoxville Tonnessoo CHARLES R. YOUNG Jackson Tennessee GORDON N. ZANE Gatlinburg Tennessee ARNOLD W. ZOPFI Momphis Tennossoo ELIOTT D. ADAMS Xnoxvillo Tennosseo BOBBIE J. BARCROFT Brownsvillo TtnnMict JOHN P. BLANE Birmingham Alabama IRMA BROOKS Madison Tennessee NANCY CANTRELL Etowah Tennessee DORIS CLARDY Bristol Tennessee NEIL COOPER Chattanooga Tennessee BOB CROSBY Xnoxville Tennessee MARY JO DoFORD Xnoxville Tennessee GAIL DONALDSON Chattanooga Tennosseo RACHEL E. EASLEY Bristol Tennessoe MARVIN K. FARRIS Wartburg Tennessee EDWARD R. GARRETT Lewisburg Tennessee JOHN D. ALEXANDER Alcoa Tennessee ROBERT BASIST Memphis Tennessee WALLACE M. BOLDING Johnson City Tonnossee MANUEL BROWN Memphis Tonnessee MIRIAM CARROLL Momphia Tennessee LORING CLICK Eagan Tennesseo JEAN CORLEY Lebanon Tennessee BARBARA CRU3E Xnoxville Tennessee JOE DEMENT Normandy Tennesseo ZOE DOOLEY Xnoxville Tennesseo JOAN EDMONDS Ooltowah Tennessee CHARLES FIELDER Helena Arkansas SARA L. GENTRY Xnoxville Tonnossoc MARY A. AMBRISTER Fountain City Tennessee EDSEL BAWCUM Camden Tennesseo JANE BOULWARE Memphis Tennessee OLVA LEE BROWN Chattanooga Tennessee BILL CARTWRIGHT Knoxvitlo Tennessee ROBERT COCHRAN Xnoxville Tennessee ROGER CORNICK Yonkers New York ROBERT D. CULLOM Donolson Tonnessee ROY DENNIS Newport Tonnossee VIRGINIA DOUGHTREY Xnoxvillo Tennossoo EMMA L. ELDRIDGE CrossvlUo Tennesseo RHEA K. FONDE Xnoxvillo Tennessee MARTHA J. GRAVES Greensboro North Carolina B. F. ANDERSON Greeneville Tennossoo REINALD W. BELL Xnoxvillo Tennessee JOHN W. BOWERS Johnson City Tennesseo JOSEPH J. BRYANT Chattanooga Tennessee CAROL CARTWRIGHT Athens Tennessee JOYCE ANN COHN Signal Mountain Tennessoe GWENDOLYN COULTER Xnoxvillo Tennessee H. B. CUPP Atlanta Georgia RALPH DoPEW Elizabethton Tennessoe RUTH DRINNEN Knoxville Tonnosseo JACKIE ELLIOTT Nashville Tennesseo JAMES P. FREEMAN Fountain City Tennessee EULA JEAN GRAY Lone Mountain Tennesseo DONALD G. ANDERSON Xnoxville Tennesseo BLANCHE BELLAMY Mullins South Carolina GRACE BRADING Johnson City Tennessee CAROL E. BURNS Xnoxville Tennosseo SHIRLEY CHAMBERS Xnoxville Tennessee GENEVA COLLINS Knoxville Tennesseo JOANIE COWELL Chattanooga Tonnesseo DOROTHY DANIEL Knoxville Tonnessee LAWRENCE DERTHICK Chattanooga Tennosseo ROBERT DRUMM Great Barrington Massachusetts BARBARA A. EMMONS Norris Tonnesseo CAROLYN J. FRESHOUR Newport Tennessee BETTY B. GREER Loudon Tennessee HOWARD ANDERSON Nashville Tennessee MOLLY BENSON Xnoxville Tonnossee MARIE BRAKEBILL NashvUle Tennessee RAY BUTTS Jackson Tennesseo BETTY GENE CHANDLER Xnoxville Tennessee MARY COLLINS Memphis Tennessee ALICE COX Knoxville Tennessee WALTER DAVIES Chattanocga Tonnessee JOHN DEVINE Xnoxville Tennessoe DAVID DUKES Memphis Tennessee BETTY K. ESCUE Memphis Tennessee ANNIE RUTH FROST Brentwood Tennessee HAROLD C. GREGORY Portland Tennessee ANN L. BAKER Jackson ville Florida JANE BLACK Paris Tonnossee LEE BREWER Trenton Tonnossee ANN CALLIS Memphis Tennessee BETTY CHASTAIN Xnoxville Tonnessee JOSEPH CONAWAY Fayottoville Tennessee SARAH CRAWFORD Whitoville Tennessee ALLAN F. DAVIS Knoxville Tonnessoe MARY DIEHL Xnoxville Tennessee PEGGY DUNSMORE Knoxville Tennessee JOHN U. ESTES Louisville Kentucky ELIZABETH FROST Elizabethton Tennessee THOMAS E. GRIFFITH Pearl River New York MARY ANNE BAKER Xnoxvillo Tennessee CHARLES R. BLAIR Knoxville Tonnossoe FRED BROOKS Clinton Tennessee WILLIAM E. CAMPBELL New Tazewell Tennessee ALEX CLAIBORNE Brownsville Tennessee ELIZABETH CONNOR Momphis Tennessee HAROLD CROOK Memphis Tennesseo JANE DAVIS Knoxville Tonnessoe RAYMOND DOBYNS Monaskon Virginia ROBERT DYER Xnoxville Tennessee ARNELL FARRAR Knoxville Tennessee PATRICIA GARDNER Riploy Tennessee THOMAS E. GUTHRIE Cross Plains Tonnesseo THE SOPHOMORES WARREN C. KALE Morristown Tonnossoo ALBERT HEINS Knoxvillo Tennessee BETTY R. HISCOCK Knoxvillo Tennossee ROBERT E. HULL Philadelphia Mississippi BETTY JOHNSON Etowah Tennessee DOROTHY J. KANE Knoxvillo Tonnesseo JOHN F. KING Knoxville Tennessoo MARY LAKE Jackson Tennessee MARGARET L. LEWIS Knoxville Tennossee JACK D. MARTIN Nashvillo Tennessee JOE H. MONGER Sweetwate Tonnesseo BELFIELD McELROY Chattanooga Tonnesseo RUSSELL NEWMAN Knoxvillo Tennessoo BETTY J. HAMILTON Knoxvillo Tonnosseo WILLIAM M. H1BBETT Nashville Tonnesseo JOE E. HODGES Crossville Tennessee NANCY J. HUNNICUT Atlanta Georgia HAROLD F. JOHNSON Jackson Tennessoo ANN KAUFFMAN Oak Ridge Tonnossoo GEORGE H. KIRBY Knoxvillo Tennessee HELENA M. LAWHON Laurol Mississippi DAPHNE ANNE LITTLE Oak Ridgo Tonnossoo WILLIAM F. MASSEY Hartsvillo Tonnossoo WILLIAM H. MORRIS Jackson Tonnosseo DICK McGRAW Knoxville Tennossee GEORGE E. NIEDERHAUSER Donelson Tennessee SYLVIA A. HAMILTON Xnoxville Tonnesseo MURIEL R. HICKEY Knoxville Tonnossoo CHARLOTTE HOLLAND Groeneville Tonnosseo ANDY HUNTER Columbia Tonnosseo JAMES W. JOHNSON Knoxville Tennessee ANNA RUTH KEELING Kingsport Tonnessoe GROVER E. KIRK Knoxvillo Tennossee LEWIS M. LEACH Chattanooga Tonnossoo WILLIAM LITTERER Ashland City Tonnossoo JOE C. MAYES Lowlsburg Tonnossoo JAMES H. MORRISON Lookout Mountain Tennessee ELIZABETH R. McILWAINE Knoxville Tennessee VICTOR L. OBENSHAIN Bristol Tonnesseo JEAN H. HARRISON Nashvillo Tennessoo HUNTER M. HICKS Swoctwater Tennessee GLORIA M. HORTON Atlanta Georgia MARGARET R. HURLOCKER Albormarlo North Carolina MARY J. JOHNSON Jackson Tonnesseo BETTY KEIRN Sweotwator Tonnesseo EVERETT E. KISER Charlotte North Carolina BETTYE K. LECHLEITER Nashville Tonnossoo NANCY L. LOOSE Chelsea Michigan NANCY A. MEGEL Memphis Tennessee MARTHA A. MORTON Manchester Tennessee RICHARD K. McKEEL Waverly Tennossee VERNE ODOM ParU Tennessee MARILYN HARTMAN Knoxville Tonnesseo RHODA JEAN HIGH Crossvillo Tennessee JAMES E. HOUSEHOLDER Knoxville NANCY C. HURST Savannah Tonnossoo STEVE D. JOHNSON Knoxville Tonnossoo RUTH E. KELLEY Momphis Tennessee HUGH L. KITTS Maynardville Tennessee JOHN K. LEE. JR. Louisvillo Kentucky FRANK K. LOVE Chattanoooa Tennessoo HERBERT H. MEYER Knoxvillo Tonnesseo GEORGE MOSS Xnoxvillo Tennessee SALLY McKinney Fayetteville Tonnessoe JOYCE OLDHAM Knoxville Tennessee DOROTHY A. HASKELL Winchester Tonnesseo JANICE R. HILL Shouns Tonnesseo ROBY J. HOWARD Mountain City Tennessee JEAN H. JACOBSON Memphis Tonnossoo WALTER B. JOHNSON Seymour Tennessee JAMES KENNEDY Arlington Virginia ROBERT H. KLINKE Bartlett Tonnosseo ROBERT E. LEE Knoxville Tonnossoo BETTY F. MARGOLIN Memphis Tonnossoo MARIAN R. MILLER Knoxville Tonnosseo CLAUDE P. MURPHY Old Hickory Tennessoo BETTY J. McMAHAN Knoxvillo Tennessee JANE OLIVER Knoxvillo Tennessee W. C. HAYNES Tlptonvlllo Tennessee JUNE HILL Roan Mountain Tennessee JACK HUGHES Cincinnati Ohio ROBIN JENKINS Ripley Tonnesseo M. GLENN JONES Adams Tonnossoo LORNA KENT Knoxvillo Tennessee MARIE KORNDORFFER Knoxvillo Tonnosseo BETTY LESTER Morristown Tonnesseo HUGH L MARSH Old Hickory Tonnessoe PAUL E. MILLS Chattanooga Tonnossoo DAVID C. MURPHY Etowah Tonnessoe BESSIE MAE McNEILL Momphis Tonnessoe RICHARD OWNBEY Etowah Tennessee MARK D. HAYNIE Hortsville Tonnesseo BOYD E. HINES Knoxvillo Tennessoo JEAN M. HULL Xnoxvillo Tonnesseo J. PARNICK JENNINGS Romo Goorgia MARY E. JONES Clinton Tennessee JESSE A. KEY Paris Tonnesseo MARIE E. LACY Sweetwater Tennessee LAWRENCE D. LEVINE Chattanooga Tennessee JACKIE MARSHALL McKonsio Tennessoo ELLENA JANE MITCHELL Athens Tonnesseo RALPH A. McCROSKEY Knoxville Tonnesseo HELEN J. McNEILL Memphis Tennessee ROBERT D. PARK Groenovillo Tonnesseo THE SOPHOMORES R. A. PAYNE Covington Tonnessoe RUTH A. PENLAND Maryville Tennessee ARTHUR H. PICKLE Knoxville Tennessee JAMES W. PICKLE Nashvillo Tennessee J. LYNN POWELL Nashvillo Tonnosseo VIRGINIA C. PRICE Nashville Tonnosseo PAUL E. PURKS Nashville Tonnosseo EARLINE F. RAMBO Elizabothton Tonnosseo JOHN E. RENEAU Memphis Tonnossoo BLANCHE C. REUTHER Nashville Tonnossec JOE S. REYNOLDS Concord Tonnosseo BETTY RICHARDS Madisonville Tonnossoo JAMES D. ROBERTSON Fountain City Tonnossoo VICTOR ROBERTSON Tullahoma Tonnosseo WILLIAM B. ROBERTSON Powell Station Tonnosseo JAMES W. ROGERS Chattanooga Tonnosseo DOROTHY B. DOROTHY J. REBECCA BENNIE RUTHERFORD RUTHERFORD SAFFELL SALKY Knoxvillo Knoxville Etowah Memphis Tonnossoo Tonnossoo Tonnosseo Tonnossoo JOSEPH P. FRED S. PAUL C. WALLACE SHANNON SHANTON SHERBAKOFF SHERIFF Memphis Fountain City Fountain City Knoxvillo Tonnossoo Tonnossoo Tonnossoo Tonnessoe C. B. ROBERT S. ROBERT W. DIEMER L. SINGLETON SINKER SKINNER SMARTT Tronton Washington CoUiorvlllo Smart! Tonnossoo District oi Columbia Tonnossoo Tonnessoe LEWIS H. VANCE LYNN R. MARY R. SPIVEY STAMPS STANSBERRY STARK Harriman Fountain City Knoxvillo Clarksvlllo Tonnossoo Tennessee Tonnosseo Tonnossoo ALBERT E. PATSY PAUL Y. T. ROBERT S. STRIBLING STRONG SUNG SUTHERLAND Jackson Knoxvillo Hong Kong Lenoir City Tonnossoo Tonnosseo China Tonnosseo FRANCES A. FAYE E. JAMES F. ANN TOWNSHEND VAN PELT WALDRUM WALKER Memphis Knoxvillo Nashvillo Dycrsburg Tennessee Tonnossoo Tonnossoo JAMES C. ROBERT C. CHARLES O. FAMES H. WARTERS WATTS WHEELER WHITE Knoxvillo Canton Knoxville Jackson Tonnossoo Mississippi Tonnosseo Tonnossoo WILLIAM W. CLEON J. HENRY MARTY A. WOODARD WRINKLE WURZBURG WYLIE Springfield Clovoland Momphls Xnoxvillo Tonnosseo Tonnosseo Tonnossoo Tonnosseo JACK PLATT Memphis Tonnossoo LEWIS POATES Rogersvillo Tonnessoe MARGARET POTTER McMinnville Tonnossoo FRANK G. POWELL Dochord Tonnossoo WILLIAM M. RAMEY Oak Ridge Tonnossoo WILLIAM F. REEDER Knoxvillo Tonnossoo BILL REGAS Xnoxvillo Tennessee HAROLD P. REID Groonwood Tonnossoo HUGH RICHARDSON Grand Junction Tonnossoo FRANK C. RICHMOND Knoxvillo Tonnossoo RUTH M. ROBBINS Erwin Tonnossoo MARY ROBERTS Atlanta Georgia GEORGIA M. ROOT Roadyvillo Tonnossoo BETSY ROSS Gormantown Tonnossoo SARAH L. RUDOLPH Clarks villo Tonnossoo JOHN S. RUPLEY Morristown Tonnossoo WHEELER D. SAMPLES Knoxvillo Tonnossoo SHIRLEY P. SCHROLL Momphis Tonnossoo DONALD G. SCOTT Elizabothton Tennessee EDWARD R. SEILER Sweetwater Tonnossoo JAMES W. SHERRILL Norfolk Virginia WILMA N. SHERRILL Oneida Tonnossoo RUTH SIENKNECHT Knoxville Tonnossoo MARILYN M. SIMS Oak Ridge Tonnossoo HAZEL L. SMITH Knoxvillo Tonnossoo ROBERT A. SMITH Knoxvillo Tennessee DONALD C. SNODDY Knoxvillo Tonnossoo MARTIN L. SPANGLER Knoxville Tonnosseo NANCY STERCHI Knoxvillo Tonnossoo SALLY M. STEVENS Memphis Tennessee KATHLEEN F. STIDHAM Kingsport Tonnossoo BETTY J. STONE Elizabothton Tonnessoe GUY T. TAYLOR Milan Tonnossoo J. WILL TAYLOR Knoxville Tonnossoo PHYLLIS C. TAYLOR Chattanooga Tonnossoo JEAN S. TOMPKINS Lucy Tonnossoo CLARA L. WALLACE Clinton Tonnossoo GERALD L. WALLACE Knoxvillo Tonnossoo JOHN H. WARD Knoxville Tonnossoo RICHARD K. WARD Lonolr City Tennessee MARION W. WHITE Jackson Tonnossoo BETTY J. WILLIAMS Allardt Tonnossoo LAWRENCE J. WILLIAMS Mason Tonnossoo MARY E. WILSON Fountain City Tonnosseo VERNON YOUNG Knoxvillo Tonnossoo CHARLES O. ZOPFI Momphis Tonnossec THE SOPHOMORES THE FRESHMEN GENE K. ALEXANDER Knoxvillo Tonr.etsee CAROL AUGUR Norris Tonnosseo ALICE R. BARDILL Oak Ridqo Tonnossoe CAROL F. BERRY Mooresburg Tonnosseo BETTY BOSTICK Dyersburg Tonnosseo CAROLYN ALLEN Cookovillo Tonnosseo WILLIAM AVERY Richmond Virgin! BETTY L. BARNES Bristol Tennessee BEVERLY L. BIBEE Knoxville Tonnosseo DOROTHY A. BOSTICK Knoxvillo Tonnossoo EDWIN P. ALMOND Nowton Massachusetts ROBERT L. BADGER Kingston Tennessee THOMAS G. BARTLETT Knoxville Tonnossoe FRANK BIDDLE Knoxvillo Tonnosseo WILLIAM K. BOWMAN Momphis Tonnossoo KATHERINE L. ALMOND Nowton Massachusetts CHARLES W. BAGLEY Lewlsburg Tonnossoo HARRELL D. BARTON Paris Tonnossoo ROY M. BIDDLE Knoxville Tonnossoo HUGH T. BOYD Morristown Tonnossoo MARTHA L. ANDERSON Knoxvillo Tonnossoo BETTY G. BAILEY Knoxvillo Tonnossoo LUCY BAUMANN Knoxvillo Tonnossoo DON R. BILLS Lowisburg Tonnossoo WINIFRED B. BRADFORD Miami Florida HENRY ANDREWS Pensacola Florida WILLIAM C. BAIRD Nashvlllo Tonnossoo DELMAS L. BEASLEY Oak Rldgo Tonnossoo KIRBY BISHOP Momphis Tonnossoo JOHN K. BRANSON Knoxvillo Tonnossoo WILLIAM L. ARLEDGE Athens Tonnossoo ALYCE ANN BAKER Gallatin Tonnossoo EDWARD K. BENNETT Asheville North Carolina MARGARET A. BLACK Mascot Tonnosseo JAMES C. BRESNAHAN Knoxvillo Tonnossoo JAMES L. ASHCRAFT Newborn Tonnossoo MARY JO BALDWIN Lenoir City Tonnossoe BARBARA BENZIGER Knoxvillo Tonnossoo WILLIAM T. BOCKMAN Sparta Tonnossoo JAMES D. BREW LaVorgno Tonnossoo HARVEY L. BRITT Wilmington North Carolina BILL B. BRODY Xnoxvlllo Tonnossoo CHARLES BROWN Franklin Tonnossoo MARY H. BRUFF Knoxvillo Tonnossoo DAVID D. BUSH Knoxvillo Tonnossoo HAROLD L. BYARS Knoxvillo Tonnossoo JOHN H. CALDWELL Milan Tonnossoo SAM E. CALDWELL Milan Tonnossoo JO ANN CAWOOD Knoxvillo Tonnossoo CAROL S. CHANDLER Knoxvillo Tonnossoe JOSEPH D. CHANDLER Knoxvillo Tonnossoo JOHN CHILDRESS Momphis Tonnossoo RICHARD H. CLARK Brilliant Ohio EARL E. CLARRIDGE Xnoxvlllo Tonnossoo JOHN M. CLINARD Cedar Hill Tonnossoo JACK A. COCHRANE Nashvlllo Tonnossoo THOMAS B. COOPWOOD Momphis Tonnossoo JAMES K. COPELAND Knoxvillo Tonnossoo WILLIAM CORN Cleveland Tonnossoo DENNIS COUGHLIN Knoxvillo Tonnosseo BOB CROSSLEY Knoxvillo Tonnossoo JOHN C. CULLUM Knoxvillo Tonnossoo WOODY CUNNINGHAM Union City Tonnosseo MARY P. CURRY Knoxville Tonnossoo LYNN J. DAVIDSON Knoxvillo Tonnossoo GENE H. DAVIS Sovlervillo Tonnossoo WILLIAM A. DEAL Knoxville Tonnossoo ANN E. DeCLUE Knoxvillo DAVID DIXON Ploasantvlllo Now Jersey DOTTY DODDS Nashvlllo Tonnossoo MARY E. DONNELLY Houston Toxas GERALD DORTCH Momphis Tonnossoo A. MARIE RHEA JACQUELYN RITA BUDDE BURCHFIELD BURN BURTON Jackson Knoxvillo Nioto Nashvlllo Tonnossoo Tonnossoo Tonnossoo Tonnossoe BARBARA W. JAMES K. ROBERT R. CHARLES CALLAWAY CAMERON CAMPBELL CARVER Knoxville Knoxvillo Knoxvillo Old Hickory Tonnossoe Tonne ssoo Tonnossoo Tonnossoo JOHN M. GENE MARY F. MARY J. CHILDRESS CLABOUGH CLARK CLARK LaFolletto Sevlorvlllo Ellzabothton Cleveland Tonnossoo Tonnossoo Tonnossoo Tonnossoo MARSHALL B. THOMAS R. COY M. HUGH B. COKER COLEMAN COLLINSWORTH COOKE Fountain City Corinth Knoxvillo Momphis Tonnossoo Mississippi Tonnossoe Tonnossoo JOAN E. ELEANOR E. KERMIT C. MARILYN CRAWFORD CREEKMORE CRESS CROSS Knoxvillo Knoxvillo Groonovllle Knoxvillo Tonnossoo Tonnossoo Tonnossoo Tonnosseo BRYANT A. REBECCA P. LYNN ALBERT F. DAFFRON DARNALL DAVENPORT DAVID Whitwoll Knoxvillo Chattanooga Covington Tonnossoo Tonnossoo Tonnossoo BETTY F. JAMES T. RICHARD L. WALTER C. DEMENT DENTON DERAMO DIEHL Haloy Old Hickory Coraopolis Washington Tonnossoo Tonnossoe Pennsylvania District Columbia LESLIE W. CHARLES D. JAMES C. JUNE V. DOSS DOTY DOUGLAS DOUTY Springfield Old Hickory Sovlervillo Momphis Tonnossoo Tonnossoo Tonnossoo Tonnossoe THE FRESHMEN BETTY L DOZIER Memphis Tonnossoo AGNEW P. ELLIS Spring City Tennessee BARBARA A. FERREE Knoxvillo Tennessee MARY ANN FRIEND Knoxvillo Tonnossoo HUGH F. GILMORE Knoxvillo Tonnossoo RICHARD B. GRESHAM Johnson City Tonnossoo MARY I. HARDWICK ClovoUnd Tonnossoo LAWRENCE S. HAWK Oak Ridgo Tonnossoo THOMAS G. HENRY Chattanooga Tonnossoo JAMES E. HOLLEY Nashvillo Tonnossoo BARBARA HUFF Gatlinburg Tonnossoo DEXTER C. JAMESON Oak Ridge Tonnossoo ROBERT M. JOHNSON Xooxvillo Tonnossoo DOROTHY DRAKE Knoxvillo Tonnossoo GLORIA M. ENMAN Ashovillo North Carolina ROY L. FLEMING Covington Tonnossoo ROSEMARY FRY Knoxvillo Tonnossoo JOAN M. GOLDEN Princeton Now Jorsoy JERE P. GRIGGS Humboldt Tonnossoo ALVIN B. HARPER Knoxvillo Tonnossoo ANNA L. HAWKINS Knoxvillo Tonnossoo ELWIN T. HENSON Oak Ridgo Tonnossoo KATHERINE HOOPER Knoxvillo Tonnossoo RALPH M. HUGHES Waynesboro Tonnossoo LUCY N. JARED Buiialo Valloy Tonnossoo WILLIAM B. JOHNSON Sprlngiiold Tonnossoo CORALYN DROKE Bristol Tonnossoo BETTY J. EPPS Xnoxvillo Tonnossoo DAVID S. FONDE Knoxvillo Tonnossoo JOHN B. FUQUA Milan Tonnossoo JOHN K. GORDON Memphis Tonnossoo FRED GROGAN Momphis Tonnossoo BETTY J. HARRINGTON Clinton Tonnossoo BETTY H. HAYNES Sholby villo Tonnossoo JACQUE D. HEYEN Ponnington Now Jorsoy CHARLES T. HORTON Maxwell Tonnossoo ROBERT A. HULL Johnson City Tonnossoo MARY R. JARED Buiialo Valloy Tonnossoo BOBBY K. JONES Morristown Tonnossoo CHURCHILL DRUMM Knoxvillo Tonnossoo BLAIR D. ERB Momphis Tonnossoo TOMMIE B. FORTNER Riploy Tonnossoo GLENNA C. FUSON Knoxville Tonnossoo BILL GREANEY Momphis Tonnossoo NANCY J. HALE Morristown Tonnossoo JEAN HARRIS Spring City Tonnossoo BETTY J. HEFNER Knoxvillo Tonnossoo LORA HINTON Xnoxvillo Tennessee MARGARET M. HOUSE Knoxvillo Tonnossoo JOANNE HUNT Nashvillo Tonnossoo NORMAN W. JAROS Elmhurst Now York MARY H. JONES Fountain City Tonnossoo CARUS H. DuBOSE Norris Tonnossoo ALBERT B. EVANS Nowton Heights Massachusetts OSCAR R. FOSTER Knoxvillo Tonnossoo INA L. GALLA HER Olivor Springs Tonnossoo ROBERT L. GREELEY Xnoxvillo Tonnossoo BEN H. HALLADAY Knoxvillo Tonnossoo KATHLEEN C. HARTMAN Knoxvillo Tonnossoo GEORGE J. HENDERSON Clinton Tonnossoo CLAIRE HOBBS Memphis Tonnossoo JOHN H. HOUSLEY Knoxvillo Tonnossoo MARILYN J. HUNT Nashvillo Tonnossoo WILLIAM H. JETT Knoxvillo Tonnossoo WILLIAM R. JONES Knoxvillo Tonnossoo JOHN R. DUKE Momphis Tonnossoo THOMAS B. EVANS Athens Tonnossoo WILLIAM C. FRANCIS LaFolletto Tonnossoo RUTH E. GARLAND Momphis Tonnossoo NANCY J. GREENWAY Knoxvillo Tonnossoo LESLIE HAMMER Knoxvillo Tonnossoo CAROLYN HARVEY Knoxvillo Tonnossoo BILL HENDRIX Concord Tonnossoo FRED W. HOEKE Knoxville Tonnossoo FRED F. HOVEY Knoxvillo Tonnossoo JEAN A. HUNTER Fountain City Tonnossoo CAROLYN JOHNSON Xnoxvillo Tonnossoo MARY M. JOY Memphis Tonnossoo DOROTHY L. DUNCAN Xnoxvillo Tonnossoo ANGELINE E. FARMER Knoxvillo Tonnossoo EMILY B. FRETZ Knoxvillo Tonnossoo GAVIN M. GENTRY Knoxvillo Tonnossoo JIMMY GREER Knoxvillo Tonnosso ELIZABETH HANCOCK Knoxville Tonnossoo VIRGINIA F. HASSON Knoxvillo Tonnossoo PATSY R HENEGAR Knoxvillo Tonnossoo MARGARET A. HOFFMAN Knoxvillo Tonnossoo GWEN HOWARD Clovoland Tonnossoo MARY K. HUTCHESON Riploy Tonnossoo FAYE J. JOHNSON Etowah Tonnossoo JACK B. JUDD Oak Ridgo Tonnossoo THOMAS S. EDDINS Momphis Tonnossoo MARY M. FARMER Knoxvillo Tonnossoo MARVIN D. FRIEDMAN Momphis Tonnossoo JAMIE L. GIBBS Knoxvillo Tonnossoo JEAN GREGG Knoxvillo Tonnossoo HENRY H. HANCOCK Paris Tonnossoo BEATRICE HATCHER Fayottovillo Tonnossoo JACK M. HENNESSEE Sylva North Carolina JOHN J. HOGAN Momphis Tennessee CHARLES C. HUDSON Knoxvillo Tonnossoo MARY K. JAMES Morristown Tonnossoo LILLIAN A. JOHNSON Huntingdon Tonnossoo MARGEE L. JUDSON Momphis Tonnossoo THE FRESHMEN ANNE O. KENEMER Dalton Georgia FRANCES M. KISBER Memphis Tonnossoo BETTY I. LAMBDIN Knoxville Tonnossoo SALLY L. LEWIS Knoxville Tennessoe WILLIAM D. LUTZ Lacoyvllle Pennsylvania BARBARA L. MILLER Memphis Tennessoe MARION E. MOORE Knoxville Tonnessee JOHN MURRAY Lenoir City Tennesseo ELEANOR W. McCLEARY Knoxvillo Tennesseo WILLIAM J. NAPIER Columbia Tennessee LOUIS B. NICKLE Knoxville Tonnessee ROBERT M. OVERBEY Memphis Tennessee PAT PETERSEN Knoxville Tennessoe LURA B. KENNEDY Hampshire Tennosseo FREDERICK KITTS Knoxville Tennessee TROY B. LANE Knoxville Tennessee MAURICE LIGGETT Lewisburg Tonnessee BEASON MARTIN Nashville Tonnesseo MARY L. MILLER Knoxville Tennessee ROY A. MOORE Millington Tennessee BILLY T. MUSE Johnson City Tennessee CYNTHIA B. McConnell Knoxville Tennessee WILSON F. NEAL LaVorgn Tennessee MARY J. NEIDERHAUSER Donolson Tennessee MARION C. PAGE Clarksville Tennessee WILFERD E. PHIFER Knoxvillo Tennessee HORACE L. KEY Nashville Tonnessee FREDERICK KNOWLES Momphis Tennessee EMMETT W. LAWSON Hilton Village Virginia ANDREW C. LOGAN Alexandria Virginia WILLIAM D. MARTIN Knoxville Tennesseo BILLIE L. MINCEY Knoxvillo Tennessee CHARLES G. MORGAN Morristown Tennessee THOMAS L. MUSTO Nashvillo Tennosseo JANE McCRARY Woodbury Tonnossee JACK E. NELSON Knoxville Tennessee MARY M. NUCHOLS Oak Ridge Tennessee SARAH PARK Cleveland Tennessee JEANE C. PIERCE Knoxville Tonnossee JOHN M. KIERNAN Oak Ridge Tonnessee DORIS B. KOHLER Knoxville Tennessee JIMMIE W. LEIN ART Knoxvillo Tonnossee JOHN F. LONAS Knoxville Tennossoe MARILYN MASTERS New York City Now York CAROLYN R. MITCHELL Byington Tennessee DAVID W. MOR1SON Asheville North Carolina ALICE J. MYERS Knoxville Tennessoe SARAH E. McEVER Knoxvillo Tonnessee LEE H. NELSON Humboldt Tennossoe MOLLA L. ODOM Chattanooga Tennesseo DOROTHY PATMORE Nashville Tennessee ARLYNN L. PILLING Sheboygan Wisconsin SUE C. KILE Nashville Tennessee EMMA L. KREGER Bluff City Tennessee ANFINETTIE LENSGRAF Graysvillo Illinois LAURENCE LOVELL Nashville Tennessoe KENNEDY MAXWELL Xnoxvillo Tennessoe WILLIAM A. MOLES Oak Ridgo Tennessee ANN M. MORRIS Knoxville Tonnessee JACK R. MYNATT Fountain City Tennessee ADRIAN D. McGREDE DeRldder Louisiana BETTY J. NEUBERT Knoxville Tennessee EDWARD W. OEHMIG Chattanooga Tennessee HELENA J. PATRICK Knoxville Tennessee JOANNE M. PILLOW Milan Tonnessee NANCY KING Gresneville Tennesseo DIETRICH KULZE Momphis Tonnossoo WANDA J. LoQUIRE Maryville Tonnessee WILLIAM E. LOY Knoxville Tennessee BEVERLY MEALS Paris Tennosseo JOHN W. MONTGOMERY Knoxville Tonnessee LILY V. MORRIS Knoxville Tennossoe MARTHA Y. MYNATT Knoxvillo Tonnessee DOROTHY A. McINTOSH Memphis Tonnessee JEANNE NEWLIN Knoxville Tonnossoo ERNEST A. ORAND Cedar HU1 Tennessee ROBERT A. PATTERSON Knoxville Tennessee GLENDA P. PIPKIN Knoxville Tennosseo GEORGE W. KINNAMON Etowah Tennessoe ROBERT W. KYUKENDALL Nashville Tennessee ELMO B. LESLIE Baton Rouge Louisiana ROBERT A. LUNDQUIST Evansville Illinois MARILYN MEANS Fountain City Tennessee JAMES A. MOORE Knoxville Tonnossee JOHN C. MOYERS Speedwell Tennessee JOHN T. McASKILL Paris Tennessee DAVID C. McLEAN Knoxville Tennessee BETTY A. NICHOLS Knoxville Tennessee PHYLLIS A. OTTINGER Knoxville Tennessee HARRIETT A. PENDLETON Knoxville Tennossee JOHN P. POMEROY Nashvillo Tennessoe JOSEPH N. KIRKPATRICK Greenevillo Tennessee A. GUILFORD KYKER Xnoxvillo Tennessee URBAN A. LESTER Knoxvillo Tennessee NELSON LUNN Lewisburg Tennessee MARGARET M. MILES Knoxville Tennossoe LUCY H. MOORE Knoxville Tennessee HAZEL G. MURRAY Oak Ridgo Tennessee SAM C. McCAMY Fountain City Tonnossoo EUGENE J. McQUAIN Oak Ridge Tennessee [AMES H. NICHOLS New Market Tonnessee DORRIS OUSLEY Knoxville Tennessee JOHN W. PENNINGTON Signal Mount Tennessee CAROLYN F. POPE Nashville Tonnessee THE FRESHMEN BETSY L. POTTER Xnoxrillo Tennessee HERMAN REVIERE Riploy Tonnesseo MARY E. ROBISON Gelatin Tennessee ROBERT ROSS Harriman Tennessee JOHN E. SAYLORS Knoxville Tennessee MARGARET SHEA Knoxvillo Tennessee NANCY J. SLOAN Madisonville Tennessee SAM STARK Memphis Tcnnosseo VAUGHN SWAFFORD Crossviilo Tennessee ROBERT H. TEMPLE Knoxville Tennessee LITTON T. THURMAN Crossvilte Tennessee JOE W. VASEY Knoxville Tennessee JOHN D. WALL Troy Tennessee F. B. POTTS Norlhlield New Jersey CHARLES REYLE Memphis Tennessee JAMES P. RODDY Knoxville Tennessee HARRIET ROWNTREE Knoxville Tonnosaco CHRIS G. SCORDAS Athens Creece BETTY L. SHELTON Knoxvillo Tennessee ANN L. SMITH Richard City Tonnessco CAROLYN STEELE Mohawk Tennesseo DEMETRA L. TARRANT Dyorsburg Tennessee LIBBY J. THALMANN Brontwood Tennessee ANNA K. T1MBERLAKE Lexington Tennessee D. ANN VAUGHAN Knoxvillo Tonnessco FRED E. WALLACE Xnoxville Tennessee CARL PRICHARD Alcoa Tennesseo ROBERT E. RHINEHART Knoxville Tonnesseo BUDDY E. ROGERS Knoxvillo Tennessoe MARIANNE RUCKS Memphis Tennessoe MARGARET A. SCOTT Knoxville Tennessee NANCY SHULER Memphis Tennessee BRUCE SMITH Springfield Tennessee DON H. STEGALL Jackson Tennessee EARNEST N. TATE Fountain City Tcnnosseo LEWIS P. THATCHER Signal Mountain Tonnossoc BERYL M. TITUS Knoxvillo Tennessee PEGGY VEHR Knoxville Tennessee JOSEPH F. WALTEMATH Memphis Tonnesseo S. DAVID PURSGLOVE Knoxvillo Tonnesseo JACK K. RHODES Savannah Tennessee JANIE Y. ROGERS Xnoxville Tennesseo LOIS J. RUPP Miami Florida GEORGIANNA SEAL Atlanta Georgia BETTY L. SIMPSON McDonald Tennessoe GEORGE W. SMITH Chattanooga Tennessee ANN L. STRASSER Nashville Tcnnosseo BETTY L. TAYLOR Morristown Tennessee BARBARA J. THEILE Knoxville Tennessee NINA J. TOLLEY Lynchburg Tennessee MARK L. VENRICK Brentwood Tonnesseo NEILL M. WATSON Kingsport Tonnesseo HERBERT QUALLS Nashville Tennessoe BETTY A. FILEY Oak Ridgo Tennessee NANCY J. ROGERS S. Pittsburg Tennesseo LINDA A. RUST Knoxville Tennessee ERNEST L. SHARP Knoxville Tennesseo SANFORD R. SINGER Knoxvillo Tennessee SHIRLEY T. SMITH Xnoxvlllo Tennesseo ERWIN H. STREATER Columbia Tennessee BILLY TAYLOR Asheville North Carolina JOHNIE O. THOMAS Arrington Tonnesseo ROSAMOND R. TONERAY Eliza belhton Tonnesseo KENNY VERRAN Greenoville Tennesseo FRANK WEATHERSBY Memphis Tennesseo PAULINE RANKIN Knoxvillo Tennessee GAY F. RITTS Elizabethton Tennessee CAROLYN N. ROOS Knoxvillo Tennessee ANDREW R. RUTHERFORD Knoxvillo Tennessee ROBERT L. SHARP LaFolletle Tonnesseo ANDREW T. SINOR Knoxvillo Tennessee WILFRED S. SOSNA Knoxville Tennessee LOIS M. STRICKLAND Knoxville Tonnossoc EDGAR TAYLOR Memphis Tcnnosseo BETTY THOMPSON Nashvillo Tennessee DANA TUNMIRE Thorn Hill Tonnesseo GENE WAGNER W. McHenry Illinois HUGH A. WEBB Fountain City Tennessee PEGGY REDMON Momphls Tonnesseo TED ROBERTS Memphis BILL F. ROSE Cleveland Tennessee ELLEN SAMPLE Knoxville Tonnesseo PATTY SHAW Fountain City Tennessee MARGARETE SINOR Stuttgart Germany JACK F. SPARKS Nashville Tennessee JOAN STUMPF Chattanooga Tonnossoc FRED J. TEAGUE LaFolletle Tennessee JACK THOMPSON Knoxville Tennessee ALFREDA TURNER Tallahassee Florida KENNETH WALKER Knoxvillo Tonnesseo KENNETH WEBSTER Great Neck Now York VIRGINIA REED Old Hickory Tcnnosseo SHIRLEY F. ROBINSON Knoxville Tennessee ROSEMARY ROSIER Etowah Tonnessco JANIS SAWYER Morristown Tonnesseo DANNY SHAW Knoxville Tonnesseo CLARA J. SLOAN Madisonvillo Tennessee ADELINE B. STANBERRY Fountain City Tennesseo ANNE W. SULLIVAN Memphis Tennesseo PATSY TEMPLE Soviorvillo Tonnesseo VIRGINIA J. THORPE Knoxvillo Tennessoe WALLACE S. TYSON Nashvillo Tennesseo L. NEIL WALKER Knoxvillo Tennessee WILLIAM O. WEBSTER Mascot Tennessee THE FRESHMEN Timeout from Confcronco for a Picturo HO KATHERINE M. WEEKS Weymouth Massachusetts DORIS J. WEIL Bristol TonnoMoe JEANETTE WEISSINGER Chattanooga Tennessee JAMES A. WEST Knoxville Tennossoe ALDEN V. WILDER Kyles Ford Tennessee OLIN WILLIAMS Harriman Tonnessee PATRICIA L. WILLIAMS Knoxville Tennesseo RICHARD M. WILLIAMS Momphis Tennessee JAMES A. WITTMANN Nashville Tennesseo PEGGY H. WOOD Humboldt Tonnessee BETTY J. WOOTEN XnoxviUe Tennossee SAMUEL A. WORLEY Hampshire Tennessee MARIE WHEELER Memphis Tennessoe JANE W. WHITE Sowanee Tennesseo KAY WIER Cleveland Heights Ohio ALFRED E. WIGGS Nashville Tennessee ROBERT B. WILLIAMS Chattanooga JOHN T. WILLISON Glenshaw Pennsylvania JACK H. WILSON Knoxville Tennessoe BARBARA L. WITT Knoxville Tennossee PHILLIP WRIGHT Memphis Tonnesseo FRED W. WYATT Knoxville Tennessee CAROLYN J. YEARWOOD Knoxville Tennossee CARMEN L. ZAYAS luana Dias Puerto Rico Prosstimo on the Hill 211 I ALONE V Htt’- Noughts I O’CLOCK JUMP l-DER WHY? 2 DOWN 2 FOR THE SHOW 2-GETHER 2—2 MANY 2-ROUBLE !_2dleloq a___)t_a___a— y __i__a n + i AMERICAN INSTITUTE___ 0F CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Front Row. loit to light: D. E. Hornby. Bob White. H, P. Hur.er- wode!, Harold R. Null, William George. Bortee Kinaler. Albert Iordan. Second Row, loft to right: Jack Ogle, James Utloy, william S. Sholow, William P. Royal], Royal D. Wat! . Claudo S. Vanco. J. A. Key, Third Row, left to right: James O. JClr.g, Arthur C. Keor, Mile Porter. Albori Barraeso, Frltt Thomas, Thomo E. Payno, Koith Harris, William N. Kostnor. Back Row. loft to right: Matthew T. Coleman, Albert S. Eatc-r, James W. Tucker. Suha Beller. James H. Bick, Douglas L. Foster, John B. Elliott. Willis Campbell. Dr. E. E. Lindsey. Not Shown: Clarence C. Miner, Cloyd F. Patman. Pat R:on, Georqo Holmes. Roscoe Allor, James Xels- ling, Robert S. Crouse. E. F. Martin, Jack Dulanoy. A1 Fincannon. OFFICERS DR. E. E. LINDSEY........................ WILLIAM F. ROYALL................... H. P. HUNEHWADEL DOUGLAS L. FOSTER JOHN B. ELLIOTT. JR...................... . Counselor President Vico-President . . Secretary Treasurer The objects of this organization are the Advancement of Chemical Engineer- ing in theory and practice and the creation of a true professional spirit among its members. Membership is open to all Chemical Engineering students and members of the chemical engineering faculty of the University of Tennessee. Among the activities of the branch are field trips, social meetings talks by visting speakers and participation in ACE day. 218 The A.I.E.E. and the I.R.E. are separate organiza- tions but hold joint meetings in a coordinated effort to bring before the students a balanced program. The I.R.E. presents primarily communications and radio topics, with the A.I.E.E. sponsoring speakers on power and electrical engineering topics. The A.I.E.E. also brings to the students speakers on basic science subjects. Social functions and in- spection trips to various industrial concerns are car- ried out. In April of 1948 the U.T. Student Branch of the A.I.E.E. was host to the Southern District A.I.E.E. stu- dent convention. Students from seventeen southern universities attended. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS OFFICERS CRAIG HARRIS Chairman CHARLES CHAVIS . . . . . Vice-Chairman LOUIS WILKOITE . . Secretary PROF. W. 0. LEFFELL Advraor OFFICERS EDWIN MULUKIN . . . Chairman CHARLES EASTLAND . . . JAMES JURNEY Secretary DR. E. D. SHIPLEY ... . Advisor AMERIGAN INSTITUTE OF RADIO ENGINEERS The U.T. Student Branch of I.R.E. was founded in the fall of 1947 largely through the efforts of lames E. Goff, first chairman of the organization. The purpose of I.R.E. is to familiarize the students with the work of electrical engineer in the communi- cation field, and to obtain speakers who are familiar with the latest and best equipment used in radio com- munications. Membership in the Student Branch entitles the student member to the monthly publication of Pro- ceedings of the I.R.E. Coy Lander serves both or- ganizations as treasurer, and Stan Merritt and Gene Martin represent both on the A.C.E. Board. 219 ALPHA_______ LAMBDA DELTA HONOR HELEN HIER . . SYLVIA HAMILTON GERRY ROACH RUTH ANN PEOPLES DEAN HARRIET C. GREVE OFFICERS .........................................Prosidont .........................................Secretory ........................................ Treasurer .............................. Senior Advisor ...................................Faculty Advisor Alpha Lambda Delta is a national honorary society for girls who achieve a 3.5 scholastic average for two consecutive quarters during their freshman year. The organization stands for true scholarship, womanliness, and honor. Alpha Lambda Delta was founded at the University of Illinois in 1924 and the Univer- sity of Tennessee chapter was chartered in 1932. ?2 0 OFFICERS C. M. LORANCE R. W. HIMES . . G. W. VIAR . . D. H. LUTTRELL H. A. STEELE . . President Vito Prosldont . Socrotory . . Troasuror . . . Critic The University of Tennessee Student Branch of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers was organized in 1939, the field of Agricultural Engineer- ing being relatively new at that time. The object of the society is to promote directly or indirectly the interest of students in Agricultural Engineering, par- ticularly as these interests relate to their professional advancement. Regular meetings are held twice monthly with planned programs on subjects of interest. A news letter is published by the society each quarter and copies are sent to Agricultural Engineering Alumni, F. F. A. Chapters in Tennessee, and other student branches of the A. S. A. E. throughout the United States. AGRICULTURAL First Row: Fvi'.ler Merriwether, Erwin Boyco, Worton Elirank, Houston Lut- trol, Georqo Viar, Lawronco Mid- dlncolf. Homy A. Stool©, and John Mabos. Socond Row: M. E. Hcncgar. Jr.. Wm. R. Hurst, V ro. T. Robinson. D. W. Thomas, Charles E. Price, H. D. Sullivan, Frank O. Coppcdqc. and John Wotton. Third Row: L. C. Board. D. C. Allon, P. H. Henderson. Jr„ S. B. Lawrence, E. I.. Aloxander. E. B. Bohannon, Jr., J. R. Rogers, and C. M. Loranco. Fourth Row: Robert P. Kay, Charles D. Belch. Jr., Robert W. Himes. Hu- bert H. Williams, Aldon G. Prescott, David A. Jennings, Georqo W, Thornton, and Bernard H. Zollner. _________AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGR1C0LT0RAL ENGINEERS 221 0 T v ■ ■ PLAY! I 0 U S E AGNES DOUGHTERY PEG WARD NAN WILLIAMSON CRAY BURKHART BART IDDINS ALVIN EBER KATHERINE KIMARY MARY LOU BODKIN ROBERT E. LEE, JR OFFICERS . . . President Vico-President . Secretary Technical Director Stage Manager Lighting Manage: P.-cperiy Manager Make Up Director Publicity Director Approximately fifteen yoars ago tho University Playhouse started. In 1939 Dr. Paul Soper became the regular director of tho group, and since then the organization has developed into on© of the best known campus activities. There are over 200 members, including apprentices. Ovor 1S00 season tickets are sold annually. At first the group presented one play in a one night showing at Tyson school. This grew into a six night showing at Tyson, and the students and town people responded so well that tho Bijou theatre is now used for throe major productions, while Tyson is used for two other productions. Many mombors of Playhouse have gone into tho professional theatre upon graduation. Tire Membership requirements are: A regularly enrollod stu- dent of the University, of satisfactory scholarship who has partici- pated in a major xolo in two throe-act plays: or four minor roles, or major roles in four one act plays.- or has done comparable work in other departments. Comparablo work such as: writing a play; or officient work as business manager, stage manager or student director for two long plays. Staff work such as carpenter, property man, electrician or work in scono painting, costume making and designing, may be credited toward membership as equivalent to minor roles. Mombors are: Jack Hamilton, Agnos Dougherty, Bar! Iddins, Jarvis Pearco. Felix Buchar.nan. Alvin Ebor. Gray Burkhart. Pat Stuart. Cecil E, Hinkel, Muriel Livesay, Jano McCullough. Jennie D. Keeling. Joe Nixon. Jack Whiteside, Fred Cagie. Dick Lane, Margaret Ward. Frank Lester, Jack McKeohan. Juno Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kapp. Robert Slovens, Edith Wheeler. OFFICERS JACK WHITESIDE Prosldont AGNES DOUGHERTY . . . . Socrotary ALPHA PSI OMEGA WALKER E. MEACHAM Chairman OFFICERS ASA REECE ... Vico Chairman ARTHUR G. PEARSON.......................................................Socrotory-Troasuror PROF. ROSCOE W. MORTON.....................................................Faculty Advisor The ASME is a nationwide organization composed of senior, junior, and stu- dent branch chapters. The student members have the opportunity to gain knowledge of the practical side of engineering, to develop ability to speak in public, to learn some of the formalities of parliamentary procedure, and to gain by the professional contacts and friendships formed at the meetings. All mem- bers receive the Mechanical Engineer, the national publication, which enables them to keep up with new developments in the field. The membership of the Tennessee student chapter is now larger than ever before. _______AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 223 ALPHA ZETA L Front Row: Dr. O. E. GcJf. William R. Clark. Rcbort H. Humphreys. Dab- r.oy S. Wallford. Robort M. Gilliam, and Mr. Lloyd F. Saalz. Socond Row: Jack E. Mr Loan, Adrian G. Fox. Stanton Smithson. Jamoa Nichols, and Dr. Marshall C. Horvoy. Third Row: Alvin C, Blak« Zan Prlco. Gwtqo Waller. William T. Robison, W. C. Garland. Delmer Boyco, and Joo W. Stror.q. Members not Pictured: Bob B:ced- ing. Bon T. Cockrill. Silly V. Evans. Parry H. Laten. John R. Paysingor. John E. Slmpsc-n, and Tom Vaughn. OFFICERS DABNEY S. WELLFORD ................ . ROBERT H. HUMPHREYS ............ ROBERT M. GILLIAM WILLIAM R. CLARK BOB BREEDING ......................... President Vico President Secretary . Treasurer . Historian ADVISORS Dr. Marshall C. Horvey, Mr. Lloyd F, Soatz, and Dr. O. E. Gch' The fraternity of Alpha Zeta is not an honor society, nor is it a social fraternity; but it holds a prominent place in the Ag. Colleges of nearly every state univer- sity as an agricultural professional fraternity. Its members are selected for their scholastic ability, leadership qualities, and character. Alpha Zeta was founded in 1897 on the campus of Ohio State University. Forty-five chapters now grace its rolls. Morgan chapter at the University of Tennessee was organized in 1912, and it has become a most highly respected group on the Ag. campus. Alpha Zeta has as its aim the promotion of improved student-faculty relations and constructive thinking and action on advancement of the Ag. College. The ultimate result is the training of future agricultural leaders. 224 OFFICERS J. D. MORRIS SYL BRASSFIELD CLEASTON CRAIG CAROLYN BURTON JOHN GOODMAN . MARGARET BROOME CLAYTON BYRD . REV. UDELL SMITH . . . . President . First Vico President Second Vice President . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer ...............Hostess ..................Host . . . . Director ________BAPTIST STUDENT CENTER 225 OFFICERS PRICE B. WOMACK . . . President ROY HAWK ... Vice-President H. W. READ . Secretary-Trortsufer The national organization of Beta Gamma Sigma had its origin in three local honorary clubs: the Economics Club of the University of California, the Delta Kappa Chi of the University of Illinois, and the Beta Gamma Sigma Fraternity of the University of Wisconsin, which were consolidated on February 26, 1913. The Alpha Chapter of Tennessee was installed in 1947. The American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business recognizes Beta Gamma Sigma as the only scholarship society exclusively for students com- pleting four-year programs leading to a bachelor's degree in commerce or busi- ness administration. The aims of this society shall be to encourage and reward scholarship and accomplishment in the field of business studies among students and graduates of collegiate schools of business; to promote the ad- vancement and spread of education in the science of business; and to foster principles of honesty and integrity in business practice. Membership in Beta Gamma Sigma is granted to juniors and seniors who demonstrate superiority in those traits which a college education in business should develop. T A GAMMA S I G 226 JACK MARSHALL AVRON SPIRO ED GOINS . . OFFICERS President Vic© Prosidenl Secretary The Journalism Club, one of the most recent student organizations on the Hill, grew as a result of interest aroused by the advent of a Department of Journalism at U-T. Early in the spring quarter of 1948, a nucleus of six journal- ism students met, drafted a constitution, and formed the club to unite the efforts of journalism majors in promoting service, scholarly, professional, and social activities associated with the new Department of Journalism. Shortly after the beginning of the club, many of the original members, being seniors, were graduated, and the remaining plank owners” left school to take jobs for the summer with newspapers throughout the state under the intern plan. Naturally, this necessitated the club's becoming dormant. However, when the first meeting of the fall quarter was announced, a great many new journalists and several upperclassmen demonstrated a keen interest in reestablishing the status of the club. Since that time the organization has grown steadily and shows great promise of becoming a permanent student activity on the Hill. Front Row: Betty Obenour. Ed Goins. Jock Marshall, Avron Spiro, Virginia Hotllfield. Second Row: Dick Nowling, Dan Hick . Gordon Glover. Mike Weoth- orly, Jock Hixon. Third Row: Jock Wettbrook, George Baker. Bill Tome. Jim Cardwell, Bill Keel, Harold Johnson. JOURNALISM CLUB rn Seated: Anna Lynn Evans. Hol«n Hier, Betty Rinoy, Bor la Waterhov , Mary Adair House, Patty Regan. Standing: Janis Whito, Dot Wallace, Miss Helen Henderson. Betsy Bridge, Jo Moyer, Betty Sherrill. BLUE TRIANGLE OFFICERS BITTY RINEY HELEN HIER BERTA WATERHOUSE............. MARY ADAIR HOUSE ... President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer COUNCIL BETTY SHERRILL ... . Attondanco JOSEPHINE MEYER . Attendance BETSY BRIDGE Attendance ANNE LYNN EVANS Publicity PATTY REGAN . Publicity The Blue Trianglo, a division ot tho Y.W.C.A.. is opon to all girls at the University of Tonnosseo. Tho purpose oi '.his organ- ization is leadership, friendship and service to all. It sponsors community projocts and book reviews. Tho A.S.C.E. was founded al the University of Tennessee as an aid in helping tho Civil Engineering student to become more familiar with this chosen field. Tho American Socioty of Civil Engineers has steadily increased its popularity on tho campus and olsewhoro. Tho A.S.C.E. has proved highly ehiciont in bringing before tho student chapter prominent engineers whoso practical talks on various phases have been greatly appreciated by tho members. Original recognition pin included a transit and 20 !b. plumb bob. but was later discarded in favor oi crossed T squares on a background of graph papor. H. V . GIVAN M. E. ROTH T. M. HASTING N. H. POST E. G. SHELTON OFFICERS President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor AMERI C AI J SOI IIETY OF CIV IL 1 ENGI1 IE E R S Front Row: J. R, Phillips, ). L. Kelso, W. H. Malone. B. F. Batoman, E. G. Shelton. A. H. Gudoliucglu, I. U. Estes. Daniels Winnike, Oberhofer, M. E. Roth, Hal Jones. Second Row: R. H. Saniord. R. C. Lose. R. L. Lewis. R. E. Honing, H. Claybrook. T. M. Hasting, V . R. Price, H. Lee. H. T. Hogue. W. C. Thompson. Third Row: R. M. Komper, R. M. Foster. J. V. Barnet to. C. E. Johnson, J. B. Swing. N. H. Post, W. E. Bush. F. C. Walpole, V . A Fortuno. H. W. Givan. OFFICERS JAMES HARRY OGILVIE ... Hoadmasto: BENTON E. PHELPS........................Scribo MATTHEW C. ELLIS .... Sonior Warden DOUGLAS OSTEEN...................... Treasurer EDWIN C. BONE.................Junior Wardon JOHN W. GOODMAN.....................Chancollor JOHN F. HOLLY.................Faculty Advisor Tho International Fraternity of Doha Sigma Pi is a proiossiortal iratorntty lor students of commorco and business administration. It was loundod jn 1S07 at Now York University's School ol Commorco. Accounts, and Finaneo. for tho purpose ol encouraging scholarship and tho association of studonts for thoir mutual advancement by research and practice; promoting a closer aflsllalion between tho commercial world and studonts ol commorco, and furthering a highor standard of commercial olhics and culturo and civic and commercial welforo ol tho community. Since tho founding ol tho fraternity it has dovolopod Into ono ol tho largest and most Influential organi- zations of tho ontiro collegiato Hold. In 29 states and Canada thoro oro more than sixty chapters ol Delta Sigma Pi. with mombers and alumni scattered throughout the world. Alpha Zota chapter was founded on the ''Hill in 1924 and since then (oxcept for a few Inactive years during the war) has played an activo part on the campus and In the activities of the School of Business Administration. Tho prosont program of tho fratornlty is planned to give its mombers an oxionsivo knowledge of fields of businoss other than thoir own. Tho chapter sponsors professional programs with a series of speakers, industrial tours, inspection trips, educational motion pictures, as well as social gol-togethors which help to develop in their members that social grace, poise, and oonfidor.ee so nocessary to tho progress and suc- cess of tho professional man. Tho personal associations in Delta Sigma Pi arouse in its members ambition to excel, provido profes- sional training, and develop leadership and personality in the only way possible—through experience. Tho members ol Delta Sigma Pi are: Robin F. Johnson. Thomas B. Swiit, William H. Overcash. Frank K. King, Thomas H. Lester. Ernest P. Newborn. Jr., Janu s R. Scanhan, William S. Arnett, Leslie M. Bare, jr., Edwin C. Bone. Paul C. Bradshaw, H. C. Bright. Robert W. Crabtree. Sam Y. Cross. Jr., Thomas A. Cum- mings, James S. Dallas, John E. Deviese, Gordon B. Dew, Joseph P. Durham. Matthew C. Ellis. Joseph L. Frye. Forrest D. Furnace, John V . Goodman, Phtlip F. Gouflon. William M. Graves, William M. Halo, James H. Hotchkiss, Virgil H. Houston, Richard H. Jennings, William H. Jornlgan, Charles M. Keith, Morton A. Lee, lack M. Murray. James H. Ogilvie. Douglas M. Ostoon, Robert G. Parks. Jr., Benton E. Phelps. Jr., Robert G. Schaedlo, Jr., Joseph T. Washam. Jack R. Webster, lames B. Worley, J. H. Browdor, John Pedrey. Robert D. West, R. B. Williams. Vernon W. Cox, Denneth D. Hatcher, Seth M. Fleetwood. Richard R. Frazier. Hugh R. Holder, Jack E. Keen. Ralph M. Kilkbrew, L. P. McCort, Olon H. Marshall. Bertram L. Mayes, R. D. Porter, Lynn Soeber. Paul B. Story. __DELTA SIGMA PI 229 EL CIRCULO ESP AN 0 L OFFICERS ANN KERR SHIRLEY SCHROM. GLORIA SHREVE BARBARA SHREVE DR. G. E WADE Ptesidenta Vicc-Prcsid«n:a . Secretaria Peseta Collector Advisor Thcos dob sho was organized on order to promote an oentorest oon Spanish and everything Spanish-Amorican. Anyone who can say Como esta is welcome to become a member and to learn costoms. dress, and naturo of tho Latinos- Hot tamales are rumored to bo served after a danco of tho rumba. Mombcrs are: Peggy Alexander, Mr. Archer, Carol Augur, Dr. Averott. lames Bibee, Anno Carpenter. Leo Carpenter, Nelson Cavazos. Mr. Clark, Winnie Cullom. Tony Turner. Maxine Cros- well, Clifford Davis, Elizabeth Devine, Miss Khrhardt. James L Haynes. Marilyn Hunt, lane Kimbrough. Jo Law, Robert E. Lee, Margaret Lewis, Jano McCullough, Ruth Myers. Dorothy B. Ruther- ford. Jonis Sawyer, Rosa Sharp. Ann Strasser, Anne Sullivan, Ben Supplo, Dr. Swain, Betty Leo Taylor. Sigma Delta PI. the national honor fraternity for students of the Spanish language and culturo, is represented at the University of Tennessee by tho Alpha Psi chapter. Dr. James O. Swain, chairman of the U.T. Department of Romance Languages, is the executive secretary of tho national organization. OFFICERS ELIZABETH DEViNE B. C. MONEYMAKER ANNE CARPENTER NELSON CAVAZOS ROBERT AVERETT ELAINE EHRHARDT , . . President Vice-President Secretary Treasure: . Advisor . Advisor SIGMA DELTA PI Front Row; Prof. Gerald E. Wade. Prof. Robort Averoti. Anno Carpenter, Elizabeth Devine, Sonora and Sonor Francisco Kurt Lange. Mrs. David Van Vaetor. Dr. David Van Vector, Elaine Ehrhardt, Mr Alfred Schmicd. Second Row: Carey Crantlord. L. D. Goringer, Berien Moneymaker, Nelson Cavazos. Humphrey Coulter. Prol. John E. Keller. William Archor, Silvio Clark. lames O. Cornwell. Lours Schneider. Third Row: Betty Johnson, Ruth Groseclose. Gloria Shrove. Barbara Shrove. Johanna Petreo. Nee ha Banuchi. Catherine Partain, Bobbio Joanno Ior.es. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeon Gray, Beverly Crowell. Ann Dooley. Belay Bridge, and Alice Lyle. The Home Economics Club was started on the University of Tennessee Campus by Miss !da Anders in 1926. The Club is open to all students onrolicd in the school of Home Economics and to others who are interested. The purpose of the club is to acquaint and stimulate the interests of tho girls in the oppor- tunities in the field of home economics and to provide for fellow- ship among the girls. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS ANN DOOLEY...................................... President BETSY BRIDGE . ... Vice-President BEVERLY CROWELL Second Vice-President IEAN GRAY ..... ... ... Secrotary ALICE LYLE . ..........................Treasurer OFFICERS LILLIAN HENDRICKS ........................ President JAMES W. BENTLEY Secretary IU KENNEDY Treasurer BETSY HILL . .... Program Chairman ADVISORS Dr. lamos O. Swain. Dr. Walter E. Stiefel. and Dr. Reino Virtancn. LE CERCLE F R A N C AIS Lo Cercio Francois was organized for the purpose of giving those students who are interested in French an opportunity to learn to speak and understand the language. This can be ac- complished by participation in the semi monthly programs. Mem- bers are chosen from language students who show an intorost In tilings French—its lar.guago. history, culture, and customs. Members aro: James V . Bentley. Lillian Hendricks, Betsy Hill. Kan Newsom, Bobby J. Woodruff. A. N. Ceylon, Homdi G. Ahmet. Cary L Frazier. Eleanor W. McCleaxy, Barbara Bonzlger, Harold Youtz. William Haynes. Randall Orr. Clifton H. Butcher, Carl Akerntan. Boyd Roagan. Charles Frazier. Jr., Botty Simmons. Albert Nipper, and Frank Lester. 0M1CR0N DELTA KAPPA OFFICERS DOUG SMITH. JR......................... ORVIS MILNER........................... PROF. SAM L HANSARD.................... DEAN RALPH E. DUNFORD . . . Prosldonl Vice-President Sociotaiy-Treasurer . Advisor Busy as little bees—these wheels on campus have their little noses and fingers in numerous pies on the campus. Every organization from the technical engineering and radio societies to social fraternities and student newspaper have felt the influence of these gentlemen. Now don't let the black robes fool you -these men are not all proud possessors of a 3.0 average, although scholar- ship is an important part of their activities. Doug Smith wields the mighty gavel, ably assisted by Orvis Milner as V- Proxy, while Prof. Sam Hansard controls the key to the strongbox, and Dean Ralph Dunford hangs around in an advisory capacity. Omicron Delta Kappa was founded December 3, 1914, at Washington and Lee University. Beta Nu Circle was founded on the U-T campus November 28, 1947. It was formerly Circle and Torch, a local honorary society. ?32 The purpose of ODK is threefold: First, to recognize men v ho have attained a high standard of efficiency in collegiate activities and to inspire others to strive for conspicuous attainments along the same lines. Second, to bring together the most representative men in all phases of collegi- ate life and thus to create an organization which will help to mold the senti- ments of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate interest. Third, to bring together members of the faculty and student body of the insti- tution on a basis of mutual interest and understanding. Members include: Jack Armstrong, George Balitsaris, Bayne Burroughs, Jack Crum, Tom Cummings, Morris Dillard, Alvin Eber, Conway Garlington. Robert Gilbert, Lloyd Hammond, Edgar Haun, James M. Haynes, James King. John Knight, Robert Lund, Edward McConnell, Jeff Newbill, Harry Ogilvie, Robert Parks, James Powell, Leonard Rogers, David Schwartz, Lynn Seeber, Joseph Strong, Jack Thompson, Aubrey Trammel. Hov ard Waller, Paul Walther, Joseph Washam, David Weatherly, Jack Westbrook, Jack Whiteside. Faculty Members are: Frank F. Bell, Pres. C. E. Brehm, A. W. Jones, R. C. Matthews, Lloyd F. Seatz, John M. Smartt. ____OMICRON DELTA KAPPA 233 THE_____________ CANTERBURY CLUB The Canterbury Club is the official organization of the Episcopal Students at the University of Tennessee. Its purpose is to promote fellowship and Christian living among students. The Episcopal Church in Tennessee provides Tyson House as a student Center. Within Tyson House is a Chapel where services, conducted by the Chaplain, are held as they occur in the Church Calendar. Tyson House has facilities for studying as well as recreation. Parties, hay- rides, dances and other social functions are held during the year for the interest of the Episcopal Students and their friends. 234 In May 11J44, Kappa Chi, honorary danco society, was founded on tho University of Tennesseo campus by Esthor Jano Kennedy, Betty Jo Brown, Phyllis Sherrill, Ruth Graham, Marjorie Kohlor, fane Osburn and Kathryn Ryan. These seven girls wero interested ‘n tho advanced study of Modern Danco techniques and com- position. Members of Kappa Chi aro chosen from tho Modern Danco Club on basis of outstanding ability in technique and composition, creativeness, dance background and attendance. K A P P A • C H I OFFICERS DORIS HURST MARY ANNE ELLIS . Vlca-Presldent JENNY LYNN ELLIS Secretary-Treasurer OFFICERS DORIS HURST . . . . President MARY ANNE ELLIS.............................Vice-President JENNY LYNN ELLIS Secretary-Treasurer The Modern Dance Club was orgunizod on the University ol Tennesseo campus in 1937 to promolo intoresr in modern dance os tho art form ol physical education, a creative athletic experience. Membership of Kappa Chi Honorary Danco Society is chosen from tho Modern Danco Club. Advisor is Miss Allen. Members are: Mario Wheeler. Emma Lou Kroger. Elsio Taylor, Phil MODERN DANCE Evcrsolc, Gloria Enman. Anne Morris, Jenny Lynn Ellis, John Slump!, Betty Ann Clemens. Peggy Dunn, Jayne Patrick. Danny Shea, Doris Koh- ler. Nancy Cloud, Nancy Joe Boldwin, Allreda Tanner. Nancy Cantrell, Marqee Judson, Dot Binkloy, Nancy Broylos, Frances Fox, Rebecca Dasnoll, Virginia Hasson, Harriott Bibb, Leslie Hammer, Joan Crawford. Kathryn Jones, Lily Van Morris, Louise Monger, Barbara Theelo. Kathryn Fouth, Mary Lib Rcchot, Johr.io Thomas. Mary Joe Doford. Ruth Garland. Mary Kate Hutcheson, Peggy Wood. Noil Anderson, Anfinettta Lcnsgrat, Barbara Bengongln. Dolores Clarke. Miml Sims, Kay Wlor. Maty Miller, Cynthia McConnell, Joan Houston, DcLoras Vaughan, Patsy Annhart. Betty Jane McMohon, Betty Brown, Eleanor Edmondson, Dot Cobb. Nancy Shuler. Peggy Clem. Maty Anno Ruck , lane Davis, Mary Anno Ellis, Nancy John Sloan, Pot Honegar, Gortrudo Bridges, Judy Leith, Jano Jonos, Virginia Thoipo, Carolyn Stubley, lean Stubloy, Jean Stone, Betty Harrington, Billy Solfoll, Mary Ann Garland. 235 MORTAR BOARD Senior women, not plasterers, belong to this organization. Mortar Board, a national women's honorary organization, chooses members on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. A local society. Cap and Gown, organized on the Hill in 1918. In 1938 it affiliated with Mortar Board to become one of more than seventy chapters all striving to develop a finer type of college woman. Chieftess of the black-jacketed clan is Betty Haaga. Second in command is Charlotte Finnell; scribe for the tribe, Nancy Hamlett; moola counter, Elizabeth Sledge; and, Martha McManus edits. Members on campus are: Ann Dooley, Joan Gammill, Julia Leith, Sue Mayo, Catherine Partain, Ruth Ann Peoples, lane Peters, Marion Walling, Eleanor Edmondson. Jo Ann Lusby received her sheepskin last August, and in September, Nancy Smith went over the hill to the University of Virginia's law school. 236 ORVIS MILNER OFFICERS President JIM MINER.............................................................................Vico President BOB LUND........................................................................ Secretary-Treasure: There are T clubs, and there are T Clubs. One kind is the society of Tea drinkers. This T Club is made up of men who have v on letters in one of the major or minor sports at the University of Tennessee. These sports include football, basketball, track, boxing, wrestling, swimming, cross country, tennis and golf. The T Club has as its purpose clean sportsmanship, congeniality, and friendly association among its members. In addition it aims to show the importance of scholarship, and attempts to maintain interest of the alumni in University Athletics and thus improve our sports program. 237 « r THE________ NEWMAN CLUB OFFICERS JAMES G. MALOY............................................................... President LAURA L. KELLY...........................................................Vice President ROBERT M. BENNETT.............................................................Treasurer MARY U. PAULUS................................................................Secrotary The Newman Club of the University of Tennessee is one of a federation of 300 Newman Clubs throughout the country. There are presently over 80,000 members affiliated with the Newman Club Federation, which organization is governed and carries on its program on a national basis. Founded 35 years ago, the clubs were named for the prominent educator of the last century, John Henry Cardinal Newman. The Catholic students of the University of Tennessee comprise the member- ship of the club and meet weekly on Tuesday evenings under the general guidance of Reverend Edward C. Elliot. Activities range from religious discus- sions to social events. One important manifestation of the club's activities is the Communion breakfast held on the first Sunday of each school month at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. 238 OFFICERS W. H. REED . . . . . . President TOM B. HARRISON Treasurer KENNETH CURRY . . . . . . Secretary ALBERTA YOUNG . . Journal Correspondent The Honor Society of Phi Koppa Phi was founded In J897 and became a national organization through the efforts of the presidents of three state universities (including the University of Tonnesseo). Its primary objective has been from the first the recognition and encouragement of superior scholarship in all fields of university study. Its chapters olect from ail schools of their respective universities, restricting their num- bers to not more than ten per cent of the candidates for degrees. Members are: Betty Loo Albert, A. J. Asho, Mary Jano Boll, Vivian Bell, Elsie Bird. Edward Boling, lames Boyett. Robert Burlingame. Franklin Cantrell, Robert Clark, Humphrey Coulter, Ruth Davllla, Ruth Davila Ri- vera, lames Dcby, Mary Nell Eldrldgo. Henry Farrar, James Gabbard, Dorothy Godfrey, William Haltom, Mildred Hiscock, lames Holt, Roma Humphreys, William Jen© , Susan Langstaff. Capitols Looper. Kenneth McCasland, Guy Moffltt, Robert McCabo. famos McKnlght. Eunice Park, Jake Paschali. Mack Potts, Ann An- derson, Marian Bagloy, Rupert Bennett. Carolyn Blair. Elsio Mao Bondurant, Martha Briscoo, diaries Cain. Robert Cates, William Cole, Royce Cowan, Ann Dempster. Basil Drapor, Floronco Emory, John Faust. Richard Garnor. Mary Grifiin. Portor Hannah, Roubor Harris, Geno Holthofor. Hugh litis, Martha Kane, Joe Lay. Jo Ann Lusby, Rachel Miller, Voss Moore, Fred McCorkle, Joyce McKoy, William Parks, George Phillips. Marilyn Powers. James Ashburn. Philip Barnhart, Molly Biles. Edgar Bingham, Jacob Blumonfold. Elsio Jean Boschort, Marianne Burko, John Campbell, ChingYung Chor.g, lorry Combs, Alexander Cuninqham. Eliza- beth Devine, Olivo Drapor, Donald Ewing, Betty Jo Fox, Margie Goons. Mary Ruth Hale, Elizaboth Henry, Cornelia Hoilpaulr, Edgar Hopper, Andrew Johnson, George Krowson III, Claytecn Lewis, John Marlin, Gordon Milincr, Mary Myors, John McDow, Ben McMurry, Leon Parris, loe Poole, Thomas Prewitt, Frances Proffitt, Calvin Racier, Stephen Rhea. Mary Sue Rule, Marjorlo Schenk. Nancy Smith. Miriam Sue Smoiher- man. John Stcrchl, Patricia Stuarl. Felix Truss, Mary Nolle Veazoy, Dorothy Jean Wells. Trevor Tucker. Roy Pruett, Mary Jean Reid. Frank Rlordan, William Rutledge, Stanley Simon. Rebecca Smith, Virginia Spurling, Hvnry Stockley, Carl Stubbleiloid, William Turner. Carior Wall, John Widner. Wlnnio Range. Earle Reuben. Evelyn Rulo, Mary Frances Sargont, Pattlc Simpson. Robert Smith, John Stanley, Robert Stonerock. Beulah Thompson. Trula Vandorgriff, Thecdoro Weber, John Zumbro. Faculty Members: Florence V. Essery, Lc Roy Philip Craf, Aaron John Sharp, Ruth Stephens. Eric Winters. KAPPA PHI 239 OMICRON N U OFFICERS MARION WALLING . Prosldont MARY RUTH ELLIS . . . . Vico President MARY CUNNINGHAM Secretary SUE MAYO . . . . . . Treasurer MARTHA McMANUS . . . . Local Editor JOAN GAMMILL . Election to Omicron Nu is one of the highest achievements open to students in home economics. Organized at Michigan State College in 1912, this honorary organization was brought to the university in 1936. Since that date, it has rapidly advanced to become one of the nation's leading chapters. It recognizes scholarship, leadership, and research in the home economics field. 240 t l UT Front Row: Am Armbnster. Hager Odom, Bill Bonks, Dan Ssocki, loo Fbknex. William N. Grover, Gerald Cooper, Georgo Eblen. Second Row: Harry Fortuno, Charlie Newsom, William Watt. Eugene Sinor. Jack Mills. Jim Eden. Kenneth SiacCssland. Charles Hembree. Robori Dendor. Third Row: Edward McFadden, Jr., William Ar.dorson. William Goodman, David Thompson, William Sivco. William Stephens. Robert Oglo. Jack Childs. Fourth Row: Charlos Southern, L. F. Martin, Jr., Jack Parduo, William Reynolds, Pave Neydhart. Frank Parsloy. J. C. Wlnklo. Filth Row: William Dunn, Calvin Taylor. Earl Myers. T. J. Swailord, Warren Webster, Hugh Oliver. HARRY FORTUNE OFFICERS . . . Justice WILLIAM GOODMAN . . Vice Justice HAGER ODOM . . , Marshal CHARLIE NEWSOM , . Clerk Tho Phi Alpha Delta National honorary leqal fraternity was founded in 1898 at tho University of Chicago. Tho McRoynolds chapter was installod at the University of Tonnesseo in 1916. PHI ALPHA DELTA ROOSEVELT INN. PHI DELTA PHI. U.T.. FALL 1948 First Row: Max M. Moore, Talbott: Guy W. Shanks. Norton, Va.; Wm. O. Haynes, Jr.. Lawrcnceburg; Hugh F. Carey. Memphis: Ralph E. Vineyard, Knoxville; Harold T. Brundige, Dresden. Second Row: Phillip B. Spicer, Knoxville; James W. Mitchell, Knoxville; Ivo Sandors, Bolivar; Karl D. Saulpaw, Jr.. Knoxville; James W. Parrott, Strawberry Plains. Third Row: Fred J. Hamblen, Knoxville: Howard Vincent. Clinton: Will D. Swanner. Knoxville; Walter L. Fuller. Jr.. Knoxville: Kenneth M. Gresham, Fountain City; Wosloy P. Flat!, Jr.. Cookevilte; Robori M. Summit, Sweetwater. PHI DELTA PHI Fourth Row: Houston M. Goddard. Maryville; Hillmond E. Gravely, Etowah; Henry C. Lasslng, Knoxville; Stuart W. Trapp. Momphis; Thomas R. Grayson, Jr., Trace; William H. Cox. Jr.. Chattanooga; lack H. Beard, Knoxville: John L. Windsor. Knoxville; Kenneth C. Davenport, Bristol. Filth Row: Ben W. Williamson. Jr., Madlsonvllle. Ky.; Hugh W. Hendricks, Norris: John A. Ayers, Knoxville,- Clayton T. Davenport. Bristol; Walter F. Garland, Knoxville; Frank B. Still, Jr.. Johnson City; Arthur B. Goddard. Maryvillo; Woodrow W. Dunagan, Knoxville; Ben D. Dunagan, Knoxville. Sixth Row: Mock B. Gibson. Kingsport. Cecil L. Fciir.ash. Powoll Station: Robert H. Nicholson, Chattanooga; Henry T. Ogle, Fountain City; Fred H. Cagle, Jr., Knoxville; Claucio A. Giles. Lenior City: Jack V. Bakor, Dunbar, Va.; Max H. Freeman, Finley; Herman D. Cerriger. Knoxville: Wm. B. Black, Summerville: Howard H. Baker. Jr.. Hunts- ville; Robert D. Davos. Copporhill; Waiter E. Soylor, Johnson City. CON__ MOTTO BOB GILBERT MANUS HENEGAR GEORGE HALL WALTER RYBA OFFICERS Prosidont Vice Prosidont Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Advisor The Con Moto Society was formed with the purpose of promoting high ideals of personal responsibility and of good character as well as to recognize and advance good musicianship. Acting in a confidential capacity, this society has been on the campus for a number of years endeavoring to promote better leadership within the band. Like many of the organizations on the hill. Con Moto was inactive during World War II. Becoming reestablished in October of 1946, this honorary band fraternity now carries on its aforementioned pur- poses and activities. These have in large part been responsible for the high musical ability and leadership of the present University of Tennessee Band. Looking ahead. Con Moto desires to become for future members a standard for musical Perfection. Members are: Tom Adkins, Bill Anderson, Dave Arnold, Bill Bookout, Jack Bowers, Bill Chapman, Bob Cochran, Francis Conn, Howard Cooper, James Fagan, Charles Gabbard, Tom Lane, Joe McPherson, Tom Nelson, Don Nunley, Robert Rutledge, Paul Sherbakoof, Bill Strange. 242 OFFICERS FRED W. GUPTOM ... Prosidont JOHN SIMPSON..............................Vie President JEFFERSON E. TAYLOR Recording Secretary EARL M. RAMER Cor. Socrotary-Troasuror BASCOM H. STORY Faculty Sponsor LENNIS DUNLAP Editor of Nowslottor Historian Phi Dolta Kappa is a professional association of male «ducator and student o! education who have do- cidod doiinitoly to ontor upon a caroor o! teaching. Its growth has paralleled that oi research in education. Tho iirat chaptor oi what lator bocarr.o Phi Delta Kappa was organized in Indiana University in 1906 undor tho name Pi Kappa Mu. In 1910 Pi Kappa Mu and two othor organizations with similar atm effected an amalgamation under the name Phi Dolta Kappa. From the beginning, tho fraternity ha been committed nationally, locally, and individually to tho scien- tific study oi education and to the ideals oi research, servico, and leadership in tho field of public educa- tion. Nationally, tho fratornily has sponsored tho publication of several valuablo books portaining to edu- cation, including tho Dictionary ol Education. Tho Phi Delta Xappan, a professional magazino, ts published monthly by the natior.el erganizetton. Alpha Kappa Campus Chaptor of Phi Dolte Kappa was organized at tho University of Tennessee in 1923 as tho Educational Research Club. This group was admitted into tho national society and installed as Alpha Kappa Chapter in 192$. The Club was the result ol the efforts oi Dr. Io oph E. Avent, who was a member of the Beta Chaptor at Columbia University. Dr. Avent continued os faculty sponsor of tho diopter !or a num- ber oi years. The present membership oi tho Alpha Kappa Chapter :a ono hundred twontysovon. Thoro wore, an 1947. liity-slx campus chapters and iorty-three field chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, Theso chaptor aro engaged in various projects beneficial to public education. Rho Chapter at New York Unlvor- ity underwrites the publication ol The lournal oi Educational Sociology, a magazino with a national cir- culation in its special Held. Alpha Kappa Chapter maintains a Teacher Recruitment Committee which is planning for a statewide teacher recruitment program, and a Research Committee, which seeks ways in which Pill Delta Kappa can promote world understanding and legislation ior better educational facilities. First Row: Je o E. Pipkin, Paul K. Creason. Charles W. Fairioss, Fred W. Gupton. Romio W. Noisier, D. M. Fairies , E. E. McCurry. Socond Row: David C. Hodge, I. Clerke Rhodes. Robert F. Barkley. Harry D. McPoako, James D. Hens- ley. Earl M. Ramer. A. M. Johnnton. Third Row: Edward P. Deere. Cecil F. Boreing, Phillip G. VanDyke. Earl C. Anderson, Adams Phillips, Clyde H. Wilson. PHI 243 PHI_____ ETA TAD OFFICERS CHARLOTTE FINN ELL.........................................................ProsWont MARY POINDEXTER......................................................Vice-Pieaident MARGARET MARTIN.......................................................... Socrosary BARBARA HOLDER............................................................Treasurer Phi Eta Tau is a professional women's physical education sorority. Any physical education major or miner is eligible. The organization was started on the campus in 1853 to further the interest in the field of physical education The society is active in sponsoring professional meetings and various other activities during the year. Members include: Betty Adams, Celestine Alonso, Phyllis Barkel, Majorie Berkley, Rose Boring, Betty Bostick, Irma Jean Brooks, Barbara Brownell, Mary Buchanan, Nancy Butler, Gladys Carpenter, Irma Caton, Ruth Marie Compton, Joanne Cowell, Jane Davis. June Dinkins, Doris Duncan, Mary Ann Ellis, Charlotte Finnell, Sarah Frost, Wanda Hetherly, Gladys Heggie, Barbara Holder, Blanche Holt, Gwen Howard, Bess Hunter, Doris Hurst, Dot Gunn. Mary R. Jared, Betty Keirn, Jewell Kesterson, Melba Lewis, Peggy McBride, Virginia McCamp- bell, Margaret Martin, Jean Mason. Nancy Mitchell, Louise Monger, Jo Motlow, Elinor Meeks, Jean Nev lin, Betty Noland, Mary Poindexter, Pat Price, Martha Rooks, Pat Schabot, Hazel Smith, Mary Stark, Nancy Sterchi, Bettie Toole. 24 4 MARY ANN TRUSS OFFICERS Prosldont Beta Gamma, Tennessee's Chapter of Pi Omega Pi, honorary business educa- tion and office administration fraternity, was founded July 16. 1941. It aims to foster and promote high scholarship, worthy ideals, high ethical standards in business and professional life, and the general welfare and the best interests of the University of Tennessee. Today, members of Pi Omega Pi—tomorrow, leaders in business education and office administration. Senior members of Pi Omega Pi are: Caroline Richard, Eleanor Stewart, Mary Elizabeth McColloch, Phyllis Bewley, Donald W. White, Charles E. Dcdd, James H. Hotchkiss, Elizabeth Ward, Margaret Anne Rowe, Faun Delozier, Mary Hanahan, Beth Siphers, Lena Ruth Jones, Barbara Tuttle, Nelle Irwin, Eleanor Edmondson, Margaret Mcllwaine, Joy Runyan. Mary Ann Truss. ____PI OMEGA PI 245 PI___________ LAMBDA THETA Fir ! Row: Joan Gam mill. Eliwboih OFFICERS Slodae. Mis. Anna Suo McMillan. Martha McManus. ELIZABETH SLEDGE.............................. MRS. ANNA SUE McMILLAN........................ JOAN GAMMILL............... MARTHA McMANUS President Vico-Prosidonl Koepor of Records Treasurer All Women aren't stupid . . . and the membership of Lambda Theta proves this statement. Pi Lambda Theta, a National Honorary Fraternity for women in Education, is open to juniors, seniors and graduate students with 3.0 averages and v hose qualifications particularly fit them for leadership in educational fields. Each student must be recommended by two members of the faculty, ?46 at least one of whom shall be a member of the Education Faculty. The faculty advisor is Dr. Essery. Purpose of Pi Lambda Theta— To foster professional spirit and to seed and maintain the highest standards of scholarship and professional preparation, especially among women; To work actively to further the cause of democratic education; To cooperate in the solution of problems which inter penetrate various fields of knowledge; To strive for clear understanding of local, state, national and international problems and to stimulate active participation in their solution; To encourage graduate work and to stimulate research in accordance with these purposes. 247 HOWARD H. BAKER. JR. GEORGE BAKER, JR. WILLIAM H. BEVIS SAM BROWDER JAMES A. BURDETTE FRED H. CAGLE. JR. HUGH F. CAREY. JR. FRANK M. DEFR1ESE STEVE L. DOKA DAVID M. DODSON BEN D. DUNAGAN BILLY V. EVANS L. D. GARINGER ROBERT M. GILLIAM ERNEST GRIGGS JACK F. HAMILTON KEITH HARBER CRAIG HARRIS PAUL G. HUGHES L. R. HESLER GRADY KIMSEY ROBERT E. LEE. JR. HAL LITTLEFORD BYRL C. LOGAN WALKER E. MEACHAM DR. SAM MEYER DONALD MIRTS G. W. MORTON. JR. EDDIE McBRIDE JACK D. McKEEHAN JOE PEACOCK RUSSELL N. SHEDDEN JACK C. SWEARINGEN R. F. THOMASON TOM VAUGHN JAMES G. WALLS MURRAY WARMATH DABNEY S. WELLFORD LEE WINCHESTER ROBERT S. WHITE 248 JULIAN JAKES GEORGE McVAY OFFICERS D. JUNE DALLAS JEAN DUNLAP IANIE ROGERS MARILYN CROSS MARY CURRY . . MISS HELEN WATSON . . President Vice President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer Publicity Chairman . . . Advisor The Swim club was formed during the Fall Quarter of the year 1944-1945 for the purpose of bringing together the girls on the Hill who were interested in swimming. It is open to any girl attending the University. Members are: Betty Bostick. Rhea Burchfield. Carol Cartwright, loan Crawford, Mary Curry, Churchill Drumm, Jean Gray, Gladys Heggie, Alice Jenkins, Emma Lou Kreger, Lynn Matthes, Joanna Myers. Cynthia McConnell, Janie Rogers, Clara Sloan, Phyllis Smith, Mary Stack, Mary Jane Brandon, Dot Campbell, Carol Chandler, Marilyn Cross, Dottie Dodds, Gloria Enman, Betty Greer, Jean Hunter, Zelotta Korndorffer, Marie Lawhon, Ann Morris, Virginia McCampbell, Gay Ritts, Peggy Russell. Ann Smith, Lynn Rose Stansberry, Barbara Swan, Dot Tiller, Nina Tolley, Alfreda Turner, Mary Miller Wallace. Marian White. 249 TAD____ BETA PI Active Member , Tall 1948 Fir t Row: A C. Kerr. V . M. Kesl- nor. R. D. Gilbert, H. A Whitsltt, J. C. Swoarin j«n. S. Y. Merritt, C. R. Todd. Second Row: R. E Macrkcr. M. E Roth, J. L. Parr: . R. S. Whito, H. L. Carter, W, A. Fortuno, J, H, Sick, H. D. Clsybrook. Third Row: B. A. Wildor, J. M Mitchell, E. Lawson. C. N. Swear- ington. P- M. Smith, C. C. Harris. F. Z. Akyol. Not Picturod: W. S. Sholow, R. D. Fisher. CRAIG HARRIS HARRY CLAYBROOK MARTIN ROTII CHARLES SWEARINGEN PLTE SMITH ROBERT FISHER OFFICERS . . . . , Prosrdont Vlce-PreaSdon! Recording Socrotary Corresponding Socrolary , . . Catalogor ACE Board Representatives RICHARD MAERKER ACE Board Representatives E. C. HOLDREDGE . Treasurer The best engineers make Tau Beta Pi, and it is a real honor and distinction to be a member. The other engineers simply graduate and make money. 250 Originally founded at Lehigh University in 1885 by Dr. E. H. Williams. Tau Beta Pi, v ith its 50,000 members is now recognized as the leading honorary engineering society. The Tennessee Alpha chapter has been outstanding since its installation in 1929. The purpose of the society is to mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor on their Alma Mater by distinguished scholarship and exem- plary character as undergraduates in engineering and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in the engineering colleges of America. The national headquarters of Tau Beta Pi are in Knoxville on the U.T. campus, and a permanent headquarters building will be built in the near future. The structure will be named in honor of U.T.'s Prof. R. C. Matthews who is Secretary- Emeritus and grand old man of Tau Beta Pi. ____TAD BETA PI 251 ALPHA____ CHI SIGMA OFFICERS JOHN L ROSE.......................... E. F. MARTIN......................... H. P. HUNERWADEL..................... GEORGE F. CAROLL..................... GROVER MAXWELL....................... JAMES V . NEHLS...................... DR. GEORGE P. MUELLER................ Mastor Alchemist Vice Master Alchemist Master of Cororr.onles Secretory . . . . Treasurer . . . . Reporter . . Faculty Advisor National honorary professional fraternity. Founded 1902. Forty-nine chap- ters on leading University and college campuses. Open to outstanding chemis- try and chemical engineering students who will devote their lives work to chemistry. 252 Active members of Alpha Chi Sigma are: Sam R. Bugg, Lee Bullington, Earnest E. Byrn, George F. Carroll, James B. Conley, Louis H. Cross, Robert S. Crouse, Jim Eldridge, J. B. Elliot, David S. Ferris, A. G. Fincannon, Douglas Foster, James Garner, Walter L. Graft, Richard Griscom, Abram Hatcher, James P. Holder, George Holme, H. P. Hunerwadel, C. E. Keys, Robert G. Klipple, John M. Lee, James H. Lillie, E. A. Lloyd, A. J. Long, F. J. MacArtor, E. F. Martin, Grover Maxwell, George Miles, James W. Nehls, James C. Pangle, Donald Pickens, M. L. Pickleseimer, Miles Glenn Porter, Mack F. Potts, David Raynolds, Edmond Reynolds, Pat Rion, Thomas V. Roe, John L. Rose, William F. Royall, P. A. Sanguinetti, William S. Shelow, Robert Stobaugh, William H. Tallent, F. W. Thomas, James Utley, Royal D. Watts. Robert S. White, Ben H. Whiteaker. ___ALPHA CHI SIGMA 253 UNIVERSITY___________ CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION MR. R. W. FROST. Genoral Socretary MISS HELEN HENDERSON. Exocutive Socretary EMPLOYED STAFF MINNIE M. WADE ....................................................... Ollice Secretary ADVISORY BOARD President C. E. Brehm Dean Ralph E. Duniord Dean Fred C. Smith Dean Harriet C. Grave BOARD MEMBERS DEAN L. R. HESLER . Chairman MRS. F. G. RAMSEY MR. CHARLES I. BARBER Treasurer Dr. Frank B. Ward Mrs. Graen-.e Canning Judge D. C. Webb And All Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A. Olllcers Vice-Chairman Mrs. L. R. Hosier HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY It Is traditional for the University of Tennessee lo have a church-centered Campus Christian program. The tirst president cl the University was also the Minister ol a Knoxviilo Church. Today tho Christian Associations on iho Campus continues to servo as the hand that points the students to tho church ol their choice. On February 2, 1877. because of a greet need was foil for somo organisation which should unite tho Christian men ol all classes and departments of tho University, and all denominations in thoir efforts for tho advancomons o! Christian work among their follow students, tho Young Mon's Christian Association was organized at the University o! Tennessee. In 1897 tho Young Women's Christian Association was organised. Since 1934. the two associations have had a joint board and budgot, ono staff and one program. The Y Building, oroctod on tho campus In 1890, burned in 1945. and since Juno 1, 1946, the Christian Associations has been located in tho temporary Student Contor Building on top of tho HIM. 254 Th© guiding philosophy o! !ho Association Is that their placo cn tho campus is as a unit ol activity o! inter-relatednesa. Religion and HI© at© on© and th© sam© or noither I anything. oxprossos th© goal which th© stall, olliooxs and cabinet mem bora are striving to gain. Th© Christian Associations Board, including tho University Administration, have endorsed, encouraged and assisted tho Associations m all phases ojf Christian progress on tho campus. Th© Christian Associa- tions ideals hav© also boon lurthorod through cooperation with th© All Student's Club, th© Unlvorsity Church Workers Council, th© Women's Student Government Association and many other campus groups. Cabinot members are: George Bakor. CUllord Barbour, Betsy Bridge, Louis© Broome, Jamos Burdolte, Nancy Butler, John Campbell, Patricia DoBerry, Dave Dodson, Ann Dooloy, Agnes Dougherty. Batty Dnnnen, Eleanor Edmondson, Sam Fowlor, Virginia Frost, Ernest Griggs, jack Hamilton, Mary Adair Houso, Virginia Hutton, Alice Lyle. Blake Mack, Georg© Moss, Jan© Peters, Eudoll Rippetoo, Mary Pat Sharp, Russ Shoddon. Bitsy Shoots, Neal Slover, Jano Sullivan, Mary Ann Truss, Marion Walling, Jack Whiteside. Nan Williamson. ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS SPONSORED OR COSPONSORED BY THE UNIVERSITY CHRISTIANS ASOC1ATIONS. FOR FRESHMEN Torch Night Ceremony, Vespers. Mixer, religious census, materials and parilos at down- town churches. RETREATS AND CONFERENCES Cabinet Rotroat, Gatlinburg. Tennessee: Stalo Student Christian ConJor- enoo, Nashville, Tennessee; Blue Rsdg© Youth Ccnierence, Bluo Ridge, North Carolina. THANKSGIVING UNION SERVICE In th© Alumni Memorial Auditorium. RELIGIOUS NEWS BROADCAST Filtoen minute weekly world wid© religious nows broadcast. Quarterly clty-wldo Youth Rallies in various churches. Convocation—Campus meetings and inter-church supper down town. Union Easter Sunrise Service on the campus. AREA WIDE Christian Concert The Messiah in Alumni Memorial Auditorium. ALL EAST TENNESSEE HYMN SING in ihe summertime in the Stadium. ALOHA OE CEREMONY Held In ihe Stadium as a larawell to Seniors. STUDENT FACULTY DINNER—Open to all. THE CHRISTMAS TREE on the campus. THE CAMPUS CHEST All drlvas in one. Out-of-town speakers and other campus Christian Associations programs included: Tho nationally known iournalist, Charles A. Walls; picture, God ol tho Atom; Rabbi Sidney Ballon o! Lexington, Kentucky: Dr. Bernard C. Clausen ol Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Grace Sloan Overton, well known author ol Now York; Captain Georgo Campbell ol Cincinnati, Ohio; Dr. Ralph W. Lloyd, president ol Maryville Collage, and many other campus church-youth leadors ol the South. 255 0. T. BAR ASSOCIATION IN MEMORIAM JUDGE E. G. STOOKSBURY January 22. 1879—July 8. 19«8 Judge E. G. Stooksbury. graduate of the University of Tennessee law school and learned member of the Knoxville and Tonnesree bar. served the community and the people of this state for olght years as Knox County Juvenile Court Judge. He was then elected judge of the Knox County Criminal Court where he served lor sixteen years, winning the respect and admiration ol his profes- sion. Alter his rotiromont from the bench. Judge Stooksbury returned to the University of Tennessee to impart to future attorneys of our slate the wisdom that ho gained through years of dilligont study and practical exporionco. Loved and respected by all. ho remains an etornal exemplar to those who plan to devoto their lives to the promotion of Justico by following the legal profession. OFFICERS GEORGE C. THOMAS Editor JAMES C. WINKLES . Caso Note Editor DIX W. NOEL .........................Advisor The Tenncsseo Lew Reviow is published by a Board of Editors chosen on the basis of scholastic merit from the outstanding stu- TENNESSEE LAW REVIEW dents of the College of Law. ft contains comments and case notes by theso editors, and articles by outstanding legal authori- ties. The Review is designed to koop lawyers, judgos, ana scholars informed as to recent trend:; in tho law, particularly tho law of Tennessee, and to assist in tho solution oi new logal problems. Tho Review reaches about 1700 Tennessee lawyers and judges, along with about 200 subscribers in other parts of tho country. The notes and comments written by the student editors aro cited in tho Tennessee Low Digest and become permanent contributions to the jurisprudence of tho State. Front Row: Loti to Right: Hugh C. Gallagher. Arthur B. Goddard, William M. Stephens, Hagor Odom, Kenneth D. McCasland, R. L. Winchester. Back Row: Lolt to Right: Clayton T. Davenport. Henry T. Ogle, and John V . Robertson. LIFE GETS TEEJUS. DON'T IT? HI MORTI ALLY-OOP! BEACHCOMBER KIBITZER [-Show me the way to so home nature boys step RIGHT UP FRANKIE— bull session WHAT'S UP DOC? IT PAYS TO BE IGNORANT A—TISKET—A—TASKET CONGRATS. PRES. ROUGHING IT parlor ti6e nta WE THOUGHT IT CAME IN FIFTHS LAZY 80NES V E'RE LONESOME SMOOTHS' Having fun WIDE OPEN SPACES DANGER1- BEVY OF BEAUTIES COL. CLAUDE A. BLACK PMS4T Loll: REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS Lalt to Right: Capt. Richard Burnell. LI. Col. Julian Jakes, Col. Jack Tillle, Lt. Col. Tom Eing. Lt. Col. John Knight. Growing, ever growing, to meet the increasing world problems of today, the University of Tenn- essee Military Department is continuously on the job turning ROTC cadets into future army officers, who may well be the difference between defeat and victory on some future world battlefield. Under the command and excellent guidance of Col. Claude A. Black, the ROTC is ever grov ing in leaps and bounds, this year seeing the addition of another battalion to the ROTC regiment. Today's military Below, Loll to Right: Capi. S. H. Lowory, Lt. Col. D. J. Millar, Ll. Col. E. C. Parks, Jr., Ll. Col. J. C. Tronlman. Major G. S. Goolsby. Major F. W. Hyda. Jr.. First Lt. G. F. Hcidt. Jr., Capi. W. A. Vick. REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS COMPANY Left lo Right: Second It. Robert Klomme, Copt. Charles Armstrong. 1st Lt. Louie Newton. 2nd Lt. Robort Ernmert. Right: BAND COMPANY 2nd Lt. Roy Simmons. Capt. Richard Burnette, 1st Lt. George Hell. department is a far cry from the lean years of the war. when Col. Black and the other instructors of the military department were themselves on battle- fields, learning that which they now teach. This year, as every year since the war, sees the ROTC ranks well-interdespersed with veterans, seeking their gold bars. The corps now offers reserve commissions to eligible graduates in four different branches In- fantry, Air Corps. Engineers and Transportation Corps. Below: First Row. Led «o Right: Wm. J. Fittpatrlck (M. Sgt.). Jess M. Williami (Sgt. 1 cl.), James H. York (N. Sgt.). Talmage Collier (M. Sgt.), James H. Frank (Sgt.), WillUm R. Toiler (Col.). Second Row. Lett to Right: Winton H. Eppi (M. Sgt.). Freemen J. Hemrick (M. Sgt.), Herold E. Foster. Jr. (Sgt. I cl.). Elmer H. Edwardi (Cpl.), Joseph N. Peeden (M. Sgt.). Third Row. Left to Right: Ward A. Thompson (M. Sgt.). Augusta G. Kolly (M. Sgt.). FIRST BATTALION COMPANY A Left to Right: C.ipt. Robert Medding. Lt. Col. )oo Durham, Major James Haynes. Loll to Right: Capt. Hugh Eakin. 1st Lt. Edward Mathers, 2nd Lt. Fred Kollcr. 2nd Lt. John Miner. SECOND BATTALION STAFF Capt. Robert Dempster. Lt. Col. Wm. Oakes. Major Allred Hutchinson. THIRD BATTALION STAFF Left to Right: Major McClung. Ex. OH.; Lt. Col. Correll. C.O.; Capt. Rowland Prince, Adj. COMPANY E Capt. Wm. Vaught. 1st Lt. Pierce Mahoney, 2nd Lt. James Arnold, 2nd Lt. Sanford Weinstein. COMPANY I Capt. Gordon Konnody. 1st Lt. Harold Robbins. 2nd Lt. Harold Hardy, 2nd Lt. Evans. COMPANY B Capi. J mo Etdrldg©. 1 1 Li. William R. Hick , 2nd Lt. Jim Ray, 2nd Li. Chart© Owen . COMPANY D Capl. Ben Batoman. l t Li. John Cambell. 2nd Li. Victor Noedham, 2nd Li. Jamos Corbitt. COMPANY C Lot! to Right: Capt. John Steiner, lit Lt. Martin Spangler, 2nd Lt. Richard Clarke, 2nd Lt. Robort Weit. COMPANY F COMPANY G COMPANY H Capl. Wm. B. Hick , 1st Lt. Loui Schnoidor. 2nd Capt. David Radecllllc. 1st Lt. Keith Harber, 2nd Capt. Wm. Daniels, lit 1.1. Haston Thompson. 2nd Lt. Tom Hardin. 2nd Lt. Waltor McPeak. Lt. Benjamin Alford. Lt. Bodie Smith. 2nd Lt. Floyd MclnturM. COMPANY K COMPANY L Capt. Hugh McMurrian. 1st Lt. Jack Weathoriord. Capt. Bill Connor, lit Lt. Edwin Hi'l. 2nd Lt. Alex 2nd Lt. Ed. Bone. 2nd Lt. Will Luck. Grubb. Not in the pletur . 2nd Lt. Jack Wobster. COMPANY M Capt. James Selman. 1st Lt. C. Bentley. 2nd Lt. Jernlgan. 2nd Lt. Fred Gilliam. PARLOR CHATTER WHO. ME? NOW. SMILE OH. AN OFFICER'S LIFE FOR ME! HANDY POCKET GAGET CHECKING UP DINKY-DEE! CONTACT PRACTICAL-HUMPH! HOW TO WIN FRIENDS AND INFLUENCE PEOPLE CNo « r HM-MN AND ELBOWS! ME WALK?!? NEW INFANTRY—PHOOEY! GUIDON SOCIETY KATHY ALMOND MIRIAM CARROLL DOT COBB HAZEL DYKES PHIL EVERSOLE ANGIE FARMER SARAH GENTRY DELOIS HICKS PEGO HOUSE BARBARA JEFFREYS BOBBIE KEMMER PATSY PETERSEN BARBARA PICKLE DOT RUTHERFORD FRANKIE SIMPSON SARA SLIGER BARBARA SWAN MARY ANN TRUSS SCABBARD AND BLADE OPPOSITE PAGE First Row: C. D. Armstrong, B. F. Bateman, I. W. Bentley, E. C. Bone, R. I. Burnette, J. W. Campbell. Second Row: R. A. Clarke, W. M. Connor, D. C. Correll, R. H. Dempster, H. F. Eakin, I. S. Eldridge. Third Row: R. W. Emmert, F. T. Gilliam, A. C. Grubb, G. T. Hall. K. Harber, T. H. Hardin. Fourth Row: J. M. Haynes, A. O. Hutchison, W. H. Jernigan, A. G. Kennedy. R. D. Klem- me. J. 1. Knight. JULIAN JAKES JACK TITTLE C«pUin (Prctidonl) Firct Lieutenant (Vice-Pfeiident) Filth Row: W. H. Luck, W. G. Mitchell, R. W. McClung, H. L. McMurrain, L. M. New- ton. W. O. Oakes. Sixth Row: R. Prince. D. V. Radcliffe, R. C. Robbins, R. Simmons, B. B. Smith, M. L. Spangler. Seventh Row: J. R. Steiner, C. W. Stewart, R. D. West, O. R. Young. W. H. Vaught. Scabbard and Blade is a national military society founded in 1904 at the University of Wisconsin. The University of Tennessee's chapter is Company I of the 4th Regiment, first organized in 1923. Although temporarily out of action while its men were in action during the war, it was re-ac- tivated in 1947. Scabbard and Blade's membership is made up of the outstanding upper-class officers, who must maintain a high standing in both military and non-military subjects. PERSHING RIFLES JAMES M. HAYNES CHARLES A. CARSON Capuin First Lioutcnant OPPOSITE PAGE First Row: R. G. Affel. M. G. Beesley, R. J. Betts, J. I. Bryant. Socond Row: R. J. Burnette, S. Cakmes, J. B. Campbell, L. E. Costello. Third Row: J. D. Foster, T. E. Guthrie, W. M. Hibbett, J. C. Mayes. Fourth Row: O. K. McConnell, B. F. Regas, W. B. Robertson, J. F. Russell. Fifth Row: G. M. Small, D. L. Steelman, R. N. Timberlake, C. R. Wiselogle, J. B. Yancey. Pershing Rules is an honor society for ROTC Cadets, first and second year. It was founded in 1894 by General John Pershing, then a second lieutenant at the University of Ne- braska. It started out as a crack drill squad, but now its Queen Anne salutes are more to honor active basic ROTC students than for show. In 1927 the University of Tennessee drew the third unit which was called, sensibly enough. Company C . V hen later shake-up changed the Table of Organi- zation. it became Company A of the Fourth Regiment with HQ at Clemson. Only during the last world war, when there were more important jobs for the Riflemen, has P-R been inactive. V-Day and the return of the students permitted re- activation under the leadership of militia like Dustin Aughen- baugh. Since that day, it has grown stronger and is fore- seeing great things for 1949. Members of the Pershing Rifles are often called upon to act as honor guard for visiting bigshots, as for example, when the commanding general of the 3rd army visited this campus last fall for convocation and to present ROTC awards. Officers: Captain. James M. Haynes; First Lieutenant, Charles A. Carson; Second Lieutenant. Leo Costello; Second Lieuten- ant, Barry Robertson; Advisor, Captain Barny Wiselow; Spon- sor, Miss Barbara Swan. Those whose pictures were not taken: Marvin Beesley, L. M. Carter, Robert Garrett, D. F. Johnson, S. H. Keener, J. M. Reiser, Henry Wursburg, Fritz, David Dukes, James D. Selman. 270 General Robert R. Noyland, athletic director and head-football coach at Tennessee, completed his seventeenth season as Vol grid chief. Noyland came to Tonnessee as head coach in 1926. When Noyland became head coach a now era in Ton- nessoo football history began. In his 17 years as coach of the Vols. Noyland has buill a record that is probably unequalled In football coaching circles. Noyland holds one o! the longest consecutivo winning streaks in college football history: start- ing with a 13 0 win over Kentucky on November 25, 1937, his teams won 36 straight regular season games before being upset by Wake Forest in 1946. Noyland was the first coach in the couniry to have teams invited to throe major Bowls In throe consecutive years—the Orange Bowl in 1939, the Rose Bowl In 1940, and the Sugar Bowl in 1941. GENERAL ROBERT R. NEYLAND Head Coach UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE ATHLETIC STAFF Front Row: Must, Robinson, Neyland, Warmath, Peel. Second Row: West, O'Brien. Price, Bovls, Lowery 274 First Row, left to right: Costing, Reynolds. Hill, Pruett, Howard. Coggins. Little ford, Cameron. Slvcrt. Eikas, Proctor. Koc sling. Balm. Second Row: Vugrsn. Hucser. Ftoldcn. Sherrill. Shorod. Russas, Lund. Powoll, Cooper. Bailtearis, Ciiancoy, Milner. Armstrong. Dobelstesr,. Third Row: Dowdy Martin. Honeycutt, Grublo, Minor, Martone. Stroud, Hill, Bergsnter. Jones. Drost. Boater. Vugrin, Brixeloy. Fourth Row: Mesoroll, Hughes. Smith, Daffer. Clark. Cummins, Flora. Baker, Miller, Johnson. Donahue, Elkins, Thomas, Felty. Top: 1948 Cheerleaders Bottom: Beaver Club Performs Player of the Week BUD SHERROD The Vols storied their 1948 season in tho now Shields-Watklns stadium by dropping tho tiit to the Maroons from Starkvillo 21-6. Tho Tonnossoe Vols looked like some o! tho Orango toarns of tho pro-war ora in tho first quarter, then tho roof foil In. State's touchdown twins. Shorty McWilliams and Harper Davis, put on a circus of aerial and ground attacks that completely snowed tho Vol defense. Tennosseo scored oarly in tho first canto when a disputed interference penalty put the pigskin on the two-yard stripe. On the noxt play. Goorgo Balitsaris hurled ovor for the season’s first TD. Tho attempt for conversion was negative, but the Vols fans wero happy—for a short timo. From that timo on. it was all Maroon, with McWilliams hurling tho pill and Davis sweeping tho ends. Tho Miss. Stato combino wasn't to bo denied, thus explaining the final count of 21 for State; 6 for Tonn. But tho Vols showed promise of groat things to corn©. Tho Orange shirts displayed some characteristic Tennosseo blocking and tackling. Everyone looked for great improvements in the games to come. TENNESSEE 6; MISS. STATE 21 ■'V TENNESSEE 7; DDRE UNIVERSITY 7 Tho vaunted Vols travolod to Durham the following week to avongo their loss at the hands of Miss. Stato, and the outcomo was a tie that produced a much srooothor Vol machine. Duko took tho opening kickoff and movod to tho Vol 48. A rocovored Vol fumblo following an interception of Duke's Fred Folgor's pass gave them the missile on the Tenn. 36. Folger passed again—to Austin in the end zono and tho Bluo Devils woro ahead. Tho conversion was good and the Vols wero behind the well known oight-ball. Tnen the Vols got right—with I. B. Prodor hurling tho spheroid to Captain ]im Powell from the forty to score. Powell addod the single digit, and tho Volunteers were back in tho gridiron tussle. From that point on. neither host nor guest could muster onough power to scoro. oven though they had ample opportunities. Duke attempted a field goal from the Vol 24, it was wide, and every Vol supportor could breathe again. Something was lacking in the Tennosaeo offense, which was found in the ‘Bama game—that something was a touchdown play. Playor of tho Wook JACK STROUD Playor of Iho Week BOB LUND Tho Tennessee Voluntoers registered their firat win of the 1948 season when !ho Vols rolled over a weaker but fighting Chattanooga eleven 2S-0 at Shields- Watkins Field before a crowd in oxcess of 20.000. Although the Vols found the Moccasins tough nuts to crack, tho Neylandmen finally began to get their offense in gear before the first quarter ended. Hurrying Hal Littleford. a lad that Tennessee Ians and the country woro destined to hear vory much about before the echos of the curront gridiron season had ended, set up the Orange and White first TD when he lugged the oval into Chattanooga’s territory on a beautiful punt return. At this point, the 'T Twins. Procter and Powell combined to gain the first six pointer for the Hill squad. Wasting no scoring opportunities, the Vols rushed right back to score after Guard Erroal Howard had pounced on a loose pigskin on the opposition’s 22. Bnlitsarss dived over for the marker. The Vo! third scoro came swiftly in the third period in the same manner as TD number one. Tho final tally was due to tho superior running of two promising Sophomores. Cooper and Shorril. Starring for the Moccasins were Little-American Hutchison and Guard Saratose. TENNESSEE 26; CHATTANOOGA 0 TENNESSEE 21; Homocoming—and iho Vols mado il a day to remember by troundng ihc Crimson Tide 21-to-6- Approximately 48.000 fans saw tho Tonnossee crow literally run tho favored Alabama team oil Shields-Watkins field by displaying power and deception unseen this year. Led by Hurrin’ Hal Littloford, the Orangemen marched from doop in thcli own territory to Iho 'Bama 22. At this point. Cooper replaced Hal and tossed tho oval to Bob Lund, wing back, who scored unmolosted in tho end zono. Powell promptly added tho extra tally. Two Tennessee drives failed, then 'Bama roared back to make their lone score. Salam's running highlightod tho Tldo drive; Davis plunged over, thon Bob Lund broke through to block the attempted conversion. Littloford again sparked a drive that netted tho second Tonnosseo scoro, with Cooper making the TD and Powell converting. Tho third scoro for the Orange and White was set up when Shorrod pounced on a Tido miscue. The Vol combino roared to the three, and Cooper scored again. Capl. Powoll again tood tho pigskin through the uprights. That's tho final count—Vols 21, Tido 6. A great game; a wonderful Homecoming week end and all the festivitios that go to make the reunion of the Ole Grads a stupendous occasion. ALABAMA 6 Player oi the Week W. C. COOPER r Player of the Week GEORGE BAUTSARIS Tho Orange-shirted conquerors of Alabama wero hosts noxt to Iho TPI Eaqles in a tune-up before iho Tarheel invasion. After a very lethargic first quarter, Iho Vols woke up and pounded across 7 touchdowns while allowing the Eagles none. Bob Lund. George 3alitsarls. Capt. Jim Powell. W. C. Cooper, Jack Boeder, and John Grublo played outstanding ball for the Vols, and the squad as a whole was smoother with noticeably added finesse, Grubla caught two passes from Beolnr for tallies, Balitsaris showed his diving form to score onco, Ron Bergmeior added anothor counter when big Charloy Flora broke through to block a TPI punt on tho eight and Borgmoir waltzed across the double-stripes to pay-dirt. Capt. Jim Powoll kept up his fine work at tho conversion angle by making good six oxlra points from soven attempts. TENNESSEE 4 1; T. P. I. 0 TENNESSEE 7; NORTH CAROLINA With the Vols playing their finest and unlucktest game o! the year, the Tennesseans wore outscored. officially, by one of the greatest teams in North Carolina history, 14-7, at Shiolds-Watkins Field before S2.C00. the largest crowd ever to see a sporting event In Tennessee. Every one admiltod, including the Tar Heels and Choo-Choo Justice, that the hero of the grueling sixty minute contest was the Bristol Blizzard. Hal Littleford. For it was this Junior Volunteer lad who took a Carolina punt on his own 8-yard line, with devasting down field blocking the Vol speedster ambled, side-stepped, and hipped his way 92 yards and across the goal, only to have the play called back sinco a Vol lineman had been detected clipping on the Tennessee 35. Although the Volunteer lino and backiiold excelled the Tar Heels in ovory department for the latter three quarters, it was the initial period that Carolina showed its power. Behind a great line. All-American Justice and Fullback Rodgers piled up a quick and deciding 14 points. Tennessoo's lone tally was a pass from doctor to Sherrill which covered 45 yards. Playor of the Week AI RUSSAS Playor of the Week HAL LITTIEFORD What was missing in the Vol's play in the near victory over the Carolina Tar Heels came to the front the next woek when tho Orangemen nudged Bobby Dodd’s Georgia Tech Engineers from the ranks of the unboaton with a convincing 136 triumph. A throng of 4S.OOO pigskin addicts filled Atlanta's Grant Field to witness the rugged Voluntoer forward wall render practically inort the vaunted Yellow Jacket T-formation offense. The Vols then came back with an offense of their own to garnor tho triumph. Hal Llttloford and Bob Lund were the backliold luminary while Jim Powell. Norm Mosseroll and AI Russas led the linemen in their splendid performance. Tonnessoo's rugged play not only dealt the Yellow Jackets thoir first defeat but was olso instrumental in two moro Jacket losses in tho last four weeks of the season. TENNESSEE 13; GEORGIA TECH 6 TENNESSEE 13; 0 Tho Volunteers moved down to Memphis iho next weekend and suffered a 16 lo 13 defeat at tho hands of the dofonding Southeastern Conforonco Champs. Tne Volunteers were not as sharp on defensive play as in previous contests against such greats as North Carolina and Georgia Tech, but thoir offenso was even hotter, drawing blood with a touchdown early in the opening canto. The Rebels came back in tho second stanza to score two touchdowns and take a 14-6 halftime lead, and they fought off Tennessee's second half rally, giving up only one touchdown and scoring a safety late in tho final period. Jim Powell. Volunteer Captain, turnod in his greatost performance to date, as he snagged the spheriod all afternoon to tho amazement of the 32.000 fans gathered in Crump Stadium. LE MISS 16 Player of the Week JIM POWELL Player of the Week RALPH HUNEYCUTT The Untvorsity of Kontucky Wildcats came down from the bourbon country of Lexington and engaged tho Volunteers in a contest that will rank among tho best and absolutely the closest O-to-O, in the long TonnosseKonlucky series. Tiro game featured ample scoring opportunities that neither team socked to take. Tennessee's best chance came when they drove to the Cat two-yard lino, were held for two downs, then Proctor tossed an incomplete pass. Exit, tho Vols chanco for victory. The Wildcats' only golden opportunity came in the first stanza with a try for a hold goal sailing off to tho right of tho uprights. Although tho Vols wore weak on tho offensive sido, their defense was superb. Elkas. Messeroll, Sherrod, Stroud. Brixoy, Russas, Chancoy. and Bolitsaris played beautiful ball in keeping tho Cats away from tho promised land. Tonnossee kept possossion of the well known Barrel through the flip of a coin and gave the Vols a keg for thoir 13th straight year. TENNESSEE 0; KENTUCKY 0 TENNESSEE 6; VANDERBILT 28 The Vote traveled over to Vandy, where thoy encountered a savage Comme doro squad and came out on the short end of a 28-to-6 score to wind up their 1948 gridiron season. The gome was a really close and thrilling affair until the third stanza when Nalley of Vandy raced down the sidelines for tho second Vandy tally. Their second touchdown catne on Hicks' interception of Proctor's aerial and raced to the Vol 4-yord stripe, from where thoy scored. Tennessee's scoro came on the first really long touchdown drive of the year. The drive covered 80 yards and started as Cooper picked his way to the Vandy 47 on a thirty-three yard sprint. A couple of passes and runs pul the oval on the 14. from which Chancey scored two plays later. The Tennessee line was again terrific on defense; the offensive was lacking again. The Vote' loss was the first to Vandy since 1937. Thus, tho Orange-clads wound up tho season with a record ol lour, four. two. A groat team seems to be the ordor for next year, so wo'!! get 'am then. Playor of tho Week JIM VUGRIN BASKETBALL ON THE HILL Coach Em mo! I Lowory initiated his second season as head mentor of iho Tennessee basketball team. With Coach Lowery heading the U T baskotbaliors. the Vols have mastered the Fast Break type of play. This is an exacl opposite of the slow break system used by tho former Coach Mauer. Tiro new system seems to click with the Volunteers and they moved to the number three slot tn tho SEC last season. Coach Lowory came lo Tonnossce directly from Purdue with an outstanding tecord ainl reputation. He has not only estab- lished himself as one of tho nation's top hasketball coaches, but every Vo! supporter who has seen his team in action has been sold on him. Lowery has four regulars from the '47-'48 season returning. Marshall Hawkins, last year's Captain, is greatly missed although Bert Keenan did a splendid job in replacing him. Keenan, a converted guard, from the freshman team, has played great ball for tho Vols this season. Captain and All-American Paul Walther at forward is one of the most outstanding basketball players seen in many years by U T supporters. Walther is a great team man and an excellent ball-handler. At the center position. Art Burris, capably handles tho backboards and is an excellent shot. The guard positions ate held down by two capablo and hustling mon: Hugh Jones and Britches Montgomery. Those bosketeers are one of the classiest pair of guards in the SEC. Tennessee has a wealth of reserve strength and this accounts lor the Vols' out- standing record in basketball during the last two seasons. Fore- most of the Vol reserves are: Hank Kinzell, Dalo Powell. Joe Eldridge. and Bob Keesling. Up to dale the Vols have won 12 and lost 3 in their total games played. PAUL WALTHER Captain EMMETT LOWERY Hoad Coach TENNESSEE'S 1947-48 RECORD Tennessee 56; Lincoln Memorial U. 41 ... 76: Milligan 36 85; Washington Lee 49 57; Tennessee Tech 33 52; Milligan 34 51; Miami Univ. (Ohio) .54 ... 60: Wake Forest 47 62: Duko . 58 . . 43; North Carolina . . . 52 47; Alabama 35 . 64; Mississippi Slate 57 54; Kentucky 65 59; Georgia Tech 57 ... 70; Georgia 64 . 79; Chaltanooga 64 ... 47; Mississippi Slate . . . 46 49; Georgia Tech 46 . 69; Georgia 60 42; Kentucky 69 . . 64; Vanderbilt ... 48 . . 72; Vanderbilt ... 53 . . 56; L. S. U •18 SEC TOURNAMENT 1st Round—Tennossoe 73; Mississippi Slate 52 2nd Round—Tennessee 81; Mississippi 62 3rd Round—Tennessee . 47; Kentucky 70 286 Through tho Hoop with Two HUGH JONES ED BRITCHES MONTGOMERY BERT KEENAN DALE POWELL ART BURRIS This will mark the second season of baseball at the University of Tennessee after an absence of six years. Under the able guidance of Cy Anderson, Tennessee's newly acquired head baseball coach, the Vols face one of the toughest schedules in the University's history. Last year's outstanding players were Frank Acuff and Carlyle Elliott. Jim McCullogh, Whittey” Dean, and Lefty Walther were on the mound for the Vols. Although the Vols didn't have as good a season as expected, they have almost every player back and are expected to field a strong squad for the 1949 season. Coach Anderson has succeeded in snagging several very promising freshmen for the Vols base- ball squad and although they will be inelgible for varsity competition this year, they should give the Vols valuable assistance in the future. They are Ed- gar Baily, catcher, Billie Joe Bowman, pitcher, and Paul Jones, pitcher. S. w. ANDERSON Hoad Baseball Coach BASEBALL 1948 SCHEDULE April 2....................................Auburn 3 . . . Auburn 6 . Purduo 7.......................................Purduo 9 . . . .... Vanderbilt 10..................................Vanderbilt 14................................Goorgla Tech IS . . . . Goorgla Tech 16 Georgia 17.............................. .... Georgia 23................................Goorgla Toch 24 . . .... Goorgla Toch 28 . . . ... .... Auburn 29 .... Auburn 30 . . Goorgla May 1 . . . Goorgla 7..............................Vanderbilt 8..............................Vanderbilt 14.............................. ... Kentucky 15....................................Kentucky 21....................................Kentucky 22....................................Kentucky CARLYLE ELLIOTT Captain 290 Tho 1948 Volunloor Orang© Poolings Pool talks It ovor Dual Catchors Killer's Row Dal© Powor Outfield Ac© Pitcher W. C. Taylor Whltoy Dean CARLETON CROWELL Coach LOUIS SCHNEIDER Cspuln Marlin Kotik's polo vaulting. Norman Messeroll's discus throw- ing. and Bob Mynatt's sp©od on the 220-yara dash resulted in now University of Tennessee track and Held records in those events during 1948, Coach Carleton Crowell's first season with the cinder team. In addition to theso and other individual improvements, the Vols continued thoir slow-but-suro rise in team strength. Good showings were made against tough competition at the Southern Indoor Games. Florida Relays. Central Collegiatos, and other intersecticnal competition. In dual moots the Orangemen rolled TRICK over Tonnossoe Toch, defeated Alabama for tho first tirno since 1932, tied Kentucky, beat Georgia, and lost to powerful Georgia Tech. In the state meet tho locals led the nine-college field, doubling the score on second-place Vanderbilt. At the Southeastern Conference meet Korik won the pole vault, ending Tennessee's seven-year absence irom the winner's circle. Tho 1948 University ol Tonnossoe Track Squad r; t TOM SCOTT Captain AND C R 0 Scott, Rooder. DoVauIt. Schnoidor S S C 0 D N T R Y The team showing was also up from the previous year. Korik. Meaoroll, Jack Stroud, and Capt. Louis Schnoidor wore selected on the all SEC team. V ith 14 of IS leltermen expected to return for the 1949 cam- paign. even further progress was anticipated. The Cross-Country Team completed one of its most successful seasons in years, under guidance of Coach Carleton Crowell. who is rounding out his second year at the helm of the team. Team victories included wins over Alabama. Mississippi State. North Carolina, and Maryvillo f2). The only season loss was to Gocrgia Tech. The thinlles also placed fourth in the SEC meet. Captain Tom Scott, one of the SEC's best runners, was ineligible duo to red tape, but Tront, DeVault, Schneider, Key, Fowler, and Reeder filled out a woll-roundod squad. The Volunteer Cross-Country Team W. D. BUCHANNAN Coach Thro© mon on Ibis year's team have played on the team for the past two years: V . G. Currie, Wallace Hawkins, and Bob Barksdale. (Throe mon lost from last year's squad: Wamell Rogers, Frances Brummot, and basketball star, Marshall Hawkins.) Two newcomers who are expected to greatly aid the team are: Bob Brunor. local boy who won school intormural championship Iasi year, and Nathan Smith, transfer student and present Knox- ville city champion. Smith was an outstanding player on the Duke tennis team and is one of the hardest hilters and smoothest players to bo found in this section. The toam last year was hampered by poor weather and lack of practice started slowly, but they finished with four good wins, two of which were victories over Georgia and Kentucky. If exam schedules permit tho team will take a Florida tour before the tennis season gets under way, and this should improve W. C. CURRIE Captain TENNIS the play. (They will probably play University of Florida. Rollins College, and the University of Miami.) The team will start the season hero with matches against several strong northern colleges who are making southern tours and then takes on southeastern conforer.ee schools—Homo and homo matches will be held with Kenlucky, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Sowanco. Vanderbilt and maybo Auburn and Alabama If matches can be arranged. Tho team is ably coached by Mr. W. D. Buchannan. Mentioned as prospects for the team are: Roger Teague, Harold Mullins, and football star Bob Lund. Tennessee's Tennis Team 'ft TOM RANDALL JOHN RENEAU AND GOLF The U. T. golf team is expecting a very successful season this spring. Coach James G. Walls has announced a very tentative schcdulo lor tho linkmen, and oven though It Is subloci to various changes and additions It will provido very rough composition lor tho Voluntoors. They will probably play about 10 or 12 matches dutlng tho spring season, and they will make numerous trips to colleges throughout the southeastern conference. Georgia Tech. Kentucky, Georgia and Sowanoo will provide some very rough competition and also some swell trips. The university oi Chattanooga ha been added to Vol linkmen's schedule ar.d might provide a touch combat !rom the Hill. The homo game will includo Wostcrn Michigan, Georgia Tech, Chattanooga, Sowanoo, Kentucky, and probably somo local matches with tho various Knoxvillo country clubs. Tho Tonnosseans will also be present at Athens. Go. lor competition ot tho Southeastern Confcronco at the University ©I Georgia's annual throe day toumamont The UT linkmen havo lost two good varsity goliera since last sea- son. Tom Randall and Dick Sharp will not be with tho Vols thin spring. Tno team now consists of Gene Cron!, Bill Morris, David Bailey, and John Reneon. Also two good prospects for varsity golf are Bud Keener and Bob Sharp, Dick Sharp's younger brother. If onough freshmen are interested In golf, a freshman golf learn might bo organized. Bob Sharp I only a freshman ond will not bo oligiblo for varsity golf until noxt year. Tno Unlvorsity of Tennessee will play host to tho Tenncssoe intor- collegiate Athlotic Conference. All tho collegos In tho southoatlorn conference aro eligible to ontor and UT sponsors a two or three day match to dotormino tho T. 1. A. C. champ. The Vol Linkmen aro looking forward to a very successful season this spring and should come vory close to the top of the conference. The 1949 Volunteer Golfers DICK KNOWLING Captain CARL BAHRET Coach After two seasons of development work the 1948-1949 season produced a Varsity and Freshman Squad. The Varsity Squad did not compete in tho SEC Championship and confined their competition to non-conforenco members with the exception of Vanderbilt. With the fine material available from the Freshman Squad for next season more conference schools havo been scheduled. Captain Dkrk Nowling, swimming his las! season at Tho Hill, carried tho distance events and anchored tho 400-yard rolay. While Bob Smith and Suha Beller were consistent winnors in SWIMMING tho spring evonts. Russel Ozanne again stood out in diving. Andy Abernathy, Jim Myers, Noel Hardy, and Harold Lucas helped garner many needed points. Among tho freshman squad, Robert Lundquist, William Corn. Gerry Cambell, W. R. Jones, and Norman Schlemmer should add a great deal of strength to the team. U-T Swimming Team INTRAMURALS Competition is keenest in intramurals at Ten- nessee. And this year, competing fraternities not only entered the various contests with customary zeal, but the proficiency of the competitors was con- siderably above the average. Shuffleboard was the first event on the fall agen- da. The Sigma Alpha Epsilon team pushed past the Pi Kappa Alpha to capture the crown. Volley- ball, fall's major sport, gave intramural fans some of the top thrills of the year. Kappa Sigma's fine team battled their way to an undefeated champion- ship. Phi Gamma Delta finished second with the Sigma Chi's in third place. Swimming featured record smashing feats on the part of the participants and saw the Sigma Chi's capture the mermen diadem v ith the SAE's close behind in second place and the Kappa Sig's in the third place. Another record eclipsing per- formance was registered in the cross-country meet. The Phi Gam's won with the SAE's and Kappa Sig’s in hot pursuit. Fall's final event was the ping-pong tournament which witnessed the Kappa Sig's capture their sec- ond contest by topping the Sigma Chi's in the finale. Top: Sherrill Clears Hurdle Bottom: Can You Find the Basketball? Top: Cornwall lumps Basketball Toumey Bottom: Swimming Moot Spring Track Meet —— Sigma Phi Epsilon HOMECOMING Undor the able direction of Homecoming Chairman Bill Morris. Jr., tho 1948 Homecoming of the University o! Tonnosse© hold on October 15. 16. and 17 was proclaimed by a largo number of students and alumni, as one of the bos! ever staged at U. T. Tho old grads celebration began on Friday tho 15th at noon with the registration of the alumni at a downtown hotel. Friday night a gigantic pep rally in Tennessee's famous Rose Hole plus a shirt-tail parade inaugurated the weofc end festivities and tho night was concluded at the U. T. Memorial Gym where tho annua! Ag-Club Barnwarming, always a par! of Homecoming, was staged. Although tho students and alumni wor© short on sleep many of them drove to Cherokee Boulevard early Saturday and saw the Vol Hill and Dalors eke out a victory over tho Alabama Harriers. Returning to tho ''Hill” the alumni then viowed the various fraternity decorations cf which the Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon FESTIVITIES Fraternity was declared by the judges to tho most original oi the 15. The Tonnosse© Volunteer football warriors really gave tho old grads something to cheer about when they soundly wallopod the mighty Crimson Tide ol Alabama 21 6. However, one of the highlights of the Homocoming Wook end was the honoring of the iato Vidor M. Davis, who for 23 years of his lifo sorved as the Executive Secretary of tho Goncral Alumni Association of the University oi Tennessee, during tho half timo ceremonies at the VolTide game. For a full minuto every ono of the 49,000 fans stood in reverence as the U. T. band played tho alma mater and the card section displayed the name oi Vic Davis In large colored letters. The Homecoming activities wore concluded Saturday night by an ASC dance in the main gym while Sunday most of the alumni either attended uptown churches or went sightseoing in the Smokies. Winning Fraternity—Lambda Chi Alpha uL5 ac LEPHAN First Row: Littleford Inc. Cheers! Sigma Chi. Second Row: Bama Touchdown. Pi Kappa Alpha. Tootin'. Third Row: Pep Rally. Reception. Phi Sigma Kappa. Fourth Row: Delta Sigma Phi. Sigma Nu. Phi Gam- ma Delta. 299 3Qi DEANS AND VIEWS O. W. HYMAN Dean ©! Medicino and Administration ROBERT H. MILLER Assistant Dean o! Modicino THOMAS P. NASH. JR. RICHARD D. DEAN Doan of Biological Scionces Doan of tho College of Dentistry RUTH NEIL MURRY Director of School of Nursing ROBERT L. CROWE F. JUNE MONTGOMERY Dean of Pharmacy Director ol Student Welfare 302 Tho John Gaston Hospital Administration Building Dental Building Univorsity Dormitory University Center Polyclinic Dormitory Thomas F. Gailor Clinic and Hospital SEPT. ■ NURSING G R A D D A T E S First Row RUSSELL H. PATTERSON. JR.. M.D. MEMBERS MARY ORTMEYER ACUFF Memphis. Tonn. Sponsor BILLIE FRANCES BARTON Bradford. Tenn. FRANCES HAWKINS. R. N...............Sponsor JOYCE WEBB Pensacola. Fla. President CHARLOTTE JOHNSTON . Johnson City. Tonn. Vi :e-President Second Row BETTY MARGARET ELLIS Fayetteville, Tonn. Secretary PAULINE HATHCOCK ......................Mobile. Ala. Treasurer Third Row MARY PATRICIA SMALL Louisville. Ky. EUGENIA CLAUDENIA STEAKLEY Huntsvillo. Ala. MARGARET LOUISE WHEELER Johnson City. Tenn. OUIDA EARL WOOD McLomorosvillo. Tenn. Mombors Not Pictured GRACE RUTH CASTILAW Wesson. Miss. MARY LILLIAN CULVER . . Rosebud. S. D. First Row MEMBERS Third Row DR. O. W. HYMAN .... DR. FRANK L. ROBERTS . . DR. RICHARD E. CHING . . DR. WITIJAM C. CHANEY SAMUI3. A. HARRISON President WILLIAM G. RAINER Vico-Prosident . . . . Dean . . Toastmaster . . . Sponsor . . . Sponsor . Loudon. Tenn. Gordo. Ala. ROBERT W. GIBSON .... HAROLD P. HARGREAVES . JACK R. HOLJFIELD . . . R. THEODORE JOHNSON. JR. RICHARD A. MARTORELL LON W. O'BANNON, JR. . . . Ponca City, Ok la. Salt Lake City, Utah Memphis, Tenn. . Jamestown. N. Y. ... Tampa, Fla. . . Memphis. Tenn. Second Row Fourlh Row ENOCH J. VANN. JR. ... Clovoland. Tenn. ALFRED E. OGDEN ......................Knoxville. Tenn. Secretary-Treasurer SAM R. DOUGHTY............................Auburn. Ala. NATHAN F. PORTER.......................Humboldt. Tenn. JOSEPH H. EDDS.......................Harrogate, Tenn. M. EMORY ROGERS......................Gilbertown. Ala. ALFRED H. EVANS .... Chattanooga. Tonn. EARLE U. SCHARFF. JR........................................Memphis. Tenn. HORACE D. FARTHING......................Plchor. Okla. LABE SCHE1NBERG.........................Memphis. Tenn. WILLIAM E. GIBBONS......................Verona, Mo. DONALD W. SINGLETON . . . Westminster, S. C. MEDICAL G R A D D A T E S 305 D E C MEMBERS First Row NILES J. G. EDWARDS Rkrhtcn, Miss- DR. R. D. DEAN . . . . Doan SIDNEY S. FRIEDMAN. JR. Memphis. Tenn. DR. F. N. V EBER . . Sponsor A. D. HALL DR. I. T. GINN Sponsor CLYDE E. HENLEY. JR. . . McComb, Miss. DR. G. W. MOSS . . . Sponsor WILBURN B. HOPE .... Shoridan, Ark. DON R. WEBB. JR Class President . Jackson, Tenn. Third Row I. C. SHIRLEY Vice-President Quitman, Miss. HAROLD E. McDANIEL . . . Newborn, Tonn. I. L. EASON. JR. Secretary-Treasurer Memphis, Tenn. JOHN A. NICHOLAS . . . Shreveport. La. PAUL W. SOWERS . . Loxington. N. C. Second Row R. N. VEST McComb, Miss. WM. P. CLEAR Maryville, Tenn. CHARLES O. WHITE . . . Murray. Ky. FRANK J. D'AGOSTINO New York, N. Y. RICHARD H. WORKMAN Southside, Tenn. 306 MEMBERS First Row MARY L. FRISZ.................Sponsor DR. ROBERT W. NEWMAN. . . . Sponsor BONNIE JEAN AUSTIN .... Elbridge. Tonn. President BONNIE JEAN BOWMAN LsFol'.otte. Tonn. Vico-Proaldent Second Row EDITH NELLE BURNETTE . ... Clinton. Tenn. Secreta ry-T reasurer NURSING BETTYE V. CRABTREE PATRICIA ANN CROUCH . MILDRED JEANETTE GIBBS Third Row EVELYN C. HOWELL EDITH LOVETTE .... BETTY RAGLE............. S. JAYNE TURNER Chattanooga, Tonn. West Helena. Ark. St. Petersburg. Fla. . Charleston, Mo. McEwen. Tenn. . Rock wood, Tenn. Shelbyvillo, Tonn. A T E S ■ D E C MARCH MEDICAL G R A D D A T E S MEMBERS Finit Row DR. NICHOLAS GOTTEN Toastmaster DR. C. D. HAWKES...................................Sponsor DR. SAMUEL RAINES..................................Sponsor E. RICHARD BAKER ...........................Wichita. Kan. President DONALD F. ROBINSON ... . Danville. 111. Vico-President MARTHA A. LOVING.........................Potorsburg, Tenn. Secretary-Treasurer JOHN Q- ADAMS Barnee villo, Ga. ROBERT A. ANTHONY..................................Ripley. Tenn. Third Row C. RON HOOPER . . . JAMES B. JONES.......... WILLIAM P. JONES, JR. EDWARD M. KELMAN S. JAY McDUFFIE......... LOUIS B. MATTHEWS . . ROBERT W. MORRIS HARRY K. OGDEN R. PARKS PARNELL Canon City, Colo. . Harlan, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. Rochostor, N. Y. Nettleton, Miss. . Franklin, Ind. Santa Ana. Cal. Knoxvillo, Tenn. . Atlanta, Ga. Second Row RICHARD BERG . . . Seattle. Wash. DAVID F. BUSBY................................Memphis. Tenn. GORDON LEE DUCKWORTH Whitehouse. Tonn. RALPH R. GAMILL...................Beaumont. Texas JOSEPH C. GARBARINI......................Memphis. Tenn. H. FLOOD M. GARRETT.................Monroe. La. DURELL A. HILLER....................Dallas, Texas JOHN H. HOOKER......................Lebanon. Mo. Fourth Row LORENZO RODRIOUEZ-PADRO Catano, Puorto Rico JOHN N. SANDERS . ... . Shroveport, La. AUDREY WOODROW TALLEY .... Paris, Tonn. CARSON E. TAYLOR . . . Nashville. Tenn. FRANK R. TURNBULL.........................Memphis. Tenn. KENNETH C. WARREN.................Allentown. Pa. RICHARD A. WHEELER................... Alden, Iowa JAMES R. WILLIAMS................Yazoo City, Miss. NATHAN B. WILLIAMS . Andorsonvillo, Tenn. 308 MEMBERS First Row Third Row DR. R. D. DEAN . . . . Dean V . CLYDE HUGHES . . . S. Pittsburg, Tenn. DR. T. H. SHIPMON . Sponsor ERNEST M. JONES Chattanooga, Tenn, DR. F. N. WEBER . . . Sponsor CHARLES A. KENNEDY. JR. . . Memphis, Tenn. DR. T. R. MEADOWS . . . . Sponsor ROY K. MITCHELL Memphis, Tenn. HAROLD B. GRUMBLES President Star City, Ark. BROOKS NOLL Chattanooga, Tonn. JOHN L. SULLIVAN Knoxville. Tenn. WILLIAM WADDY OURSLER. JR. Memphis, Tenn. Vice-President SAM G. SANDERS Jackson. Miss. ORLIE PARKER . . . . . Wabash. Ark. Socretary-Treasurer GEORGE E. ALCOTT . Woinor. Ark. W. C. PRICE .... Fourth Row Memphis. Tenn. Second Row JAMES G. ALLEN . . . L. C. ANDERSON Smackovor, Ark. Grooneville. Tonn. THOMAS H. REED .... GLENN B. ROGERS ANDREW F. SERIO . Tipton. Tenn. Petros, Tenn. New Haven, Conn. JAY H. BARRETT Prentiss, Miss. WILLIAM W. BENTON . . . West Helena. Ark. EARL N. STACK . . . Erwin, Tonn. EMMETT R. BLACK Ethol, Miss. ROBERT G. TAYLOR. JR. . . Laurel Springs, N. C. HAROLD E. BURNS .... Alcoa, Tonn. V . D. THOMPSON . Copperhill, Tonn. JOHN C. CONN Louisville. Ky. WILLIAM K. WARREN . Chattanooga, Tenn. WILLIAM A. ELEY Scooba, Miss. MAURY E. WORTHAM . . . . Atoka, Tenn. G R A D D A T E S - 309 SARANEll GOODWIN Cronshaw. Miss. - JUNE Left 10 Right: VIRGINIA FARRIS. President Winchester, Tonn. PATSY GREENWOOD ... Hickory Ridge. Ark. LIND PRATER. Treasurer.....................Louisville. Tenn. BILLIE THWEATT..................................Union City, Tonn. Lolt to Right: SHIRLEY MARIE WALKER. President Memphis, Tenn. BETTY LOU JONES . . . Mashulavillo, Miss. JANE HALL PERKINS. Treasurer Hartsville, Tonn. ALMA TURNER CATHERINE BOSTIC .... . . Flora, Miss. TERUKO YAKUSHIJl Painton. Mo. SEPT 310 MEMBERS First Row GEORGE J. MESHEW Mounds. 111. DAN R. SUTHERLAND Winsboro. Texas CHARLES A. MITCHELL . . . Whitovillo. Tonn. BYRON D. EPSTEIN Memphis, Tonn. FOY B. MITCHELL Lenoir City. Tenn. Vice-President BENNETT E. EVERETT. JR. Memphis, Tonn. JOHN R. MULLINS. JR. Clarkf.dalo, Miss. Treasurer KENNETH J. PHELPS Greenbrier. Tenn. MARY M. POWELL . . Fredericksburg, Va. Secretary D. DALE ARCHER Lultrell. Tonn. Fourth Row THOMAS K. BALLARD Jackson, Tenn. ALBERTO GEYLS RAMIREZ . . . . Arocibo, P. R. CJ - ROY M. BARBER Capo Girardeau. Mo. FRED P. SAGE Drow, Miss. CLINTON H. SHARP . . . Summit, Miss. Second Row ROY L. SMITH . . . Utica, Miss. BERT A. GLASS ... Shrovoporl. La. TULLIOUS C. STOUDEMAYER Little Ml. S. C. ERNEST P. GUY ... . . Jackson, Tonn. WILLIAM R. SULLIVAN . . . . . Eells, Tenn. CLARENCE D. KAISER Artosia. N. Mox. EDWIN R. WALLACE, III Chattanooga, Tonn. RAYMOND W. LAYCOCK Shamrock, Texas GROVER C. WALLACE . . . . . Bockley. W. Va. ■ JOSEPH C. LOUGHEED Toronto. Canada MURRAY K. MANTOOTH Newport, Tenn. Members Not Pictured L ” ' DAVID McALUSTER Tulsa. Okla. RICHARD P. BLAND . . . . . Tulsa, Okla. ELEANOR L. LONG . Momphis, Tonn. Third Row ARLISS H. TUTTLE . . Ft. Smith. Ark. c-u JOHN G. McCARTER Memphis, Tenn. ROY R. ROSE High Splint. Ky. CLINTON E. McKNIGHT Carbondalo, 111. ISABEL WRIGHT . Chattanooga, Tonn. MEDICAL GRADUATES 3M - DENTAL GRADUATES MEMBERS MURLE S1NQUEFIELD JOHN F. BILLINGS First Row President W. O SHUMPERT . . RUSSELL BURNS ... Secretary-Treasurer GENE F. BROWN JOHN P. CAMPBELL Vico Proaident ROBERT E. CLARK C 3 Second Row RALPH D. COOPER CHARLES FONTAINE JAMES V . GUINN HENRY T. LEEK THOMAS J. LEONARD IRVING R. LUNT, JR. TRAVIS E MAYHALL Third Row DAVID M. MILLER. JR. PETER B. PERKINS CHARLES A. SCOTT. JR. DAVID E. PRUITT JOSEPH V . SHARP E. L. REED Mombors Not Pictured 312 DUNKUN C. BOWMAN Z. V. FREEMAN ABE C. MASON VINCENT D. SPLANE, JR. MEMBERS First Row DR. ALBERT H. MUSICK Memphis. Tonn. ProsSdont JOSEPH A. RYAN Momphis. Tonn. Vice-President GEORGE D. GREGORY Nashville. Tonn. Secretary SHIRLEY 3ISHOP Dayton, Tonn. Treasurer CARLTON B. HUDSON Hoxle. Ark. Reportor HOWARD POMEROY . . . Na8hvil!o, Tenn. GORDON M. AMBURGEY Athens. Tenn. WILEY B. BARNER . . Momphis, Tenn. Second Row BILL BOBBITT Memphis. Tenn. RALPH LBORUM Momphis. Tonn. WILLIAM G. CRABTREE . . Harriman, Tenn. GEORGE CROWL .... Lemoyno, Penna. JAMES B. DAVIS Erwin. Tonn. ROBERT E. DODSON, JR. . Rutledge, Tonn. HAROLD R. ELLIS . Elizabethton, Tenn. WILLIAM J. FARMER .... Chattanooga, Tonn. Third Row DENNIS A. FAULK . Bolton, Tenn. ROBERT FERRELL . . . Momphis. Tonn. J. WALTER FINLEY Jackson, Tenn. ROBERT P. FRAZIER Momphis. Tonn. ROY E. GIBSON, JR. . . Momphis. Tonn. JESSE M. GRAY . Memphis. Tenn. BOBBY B. HACKNEY Momphis. Tenn. HOWARD HASSLER . . Spring City, Tonn. Fourth Row ROGER B. HERNDON . . Camdon, Tenn. MARTHA M. HESTER Momphis, Tenn. DAVID B. HIBBETT Nashville, Tonn. MALCOLM E. HOLMES . . Momphis, Tonn. BEN H. HUDSON . . . . Luttroll, Tenn. CARL A. HUTCHISON Humboldt, Tonn. JAMES A. JONES Bristol, Tenn. O. K. KENNEDY Knoxvillo. Tenn. PHARMACY GRADUATES ■ 313 ■PHARMACY GRADUATES MEMBERS First Row Third Row I. WINSTON’ KIRKSEY . Englewood. Tenn. PETER R. PLEMONS Chattanooga. Tonn. JOHN F. LANGFORD . . , . Gibson, Tonn. CHARLES POWELL Kingsport, Tonn. SAMUEL J. LOVOl Cambridge, Mass. HOWARD M. RHEA . . Somorvillo, Tenn. ROBERT E. LEIGH Hernando. Miss. ROBERT A. RICE Littlo Rock, Ark. CHARLES C. McCALL . . . . Hernando. Miss. ARTHUR D. SHARP Knoxville, Tonn. jimmy McDonald Memphis, Tonn. JAMES C. SMALLEY Chattanooga, Tonn, HAROLD F. McNABB Kingsport. Tenn. V . CHALMERS SOWELL . . . Cornorsvillo. Tenn. HAROLD D. MARCROM . Manchester. Tonn. MAX F. STEPHENSON Stuttgart, Ark. ROBERT E. MARGRAVE .... . Rcckwood. Tenn. CLYDE W. STOPHa . . Bristol, Tonn. Socond Row Fourth Row ROBERT J. STOUT O. FRANCIS SVACJNA C. CLIFTON THOMAS JOHN H. THOMASON, JR. ELBERT E. MATTHEWS CHARLES E. MOUDY ANDREW P. NELSON . JACK M. NICKS JAMES O. NOR VEIL Momphis. Tenn. Springliold. Tonn. Sparta, Tonn. Dickson, Tonn. Knoxville, Tonn. Springcreok. Tonn. Milwaukee, Wts. . . Onoida. Tonn. Momphis. Tonn. R. E. ORR . Puryoar, Tonn. WILEY L VAUGHT Johnson City, Tonn. HAROLD A. OSBURN Momphis, Tonn. JAMES B. WALKER Hixson, Tonn. STOTEN A. OUTLAN Jackson, Tonn. RUSSaL H. WILLIS Momphis, Tonn. WYATT DEAN PETTiGREW . Bomis, Tonn. RICHARD D. YAGER Somorvillo. Tonn. 314 MEMBERS Firsl Row B. T. MIXON , . . . ... Hamilton. Ala. DR. FAUSTIN N. WEBER . . . . . . . Sponsor ALBERT PERKINS . . Port Arthur, Texas DR. JAMES T. GINN . . J. E. AYLOR . . . . Sponsor . McKenzie, Tonn. T. E. PERRY ... . . . . Raleigh, N. C. Presidont Third Row BILL OWEN Pino Blu Ark. J. M. PIPKIN Athens. Tenn. Vice-President D. E. RICHARDSON . Columbia. S. C. K. M. RAY Chattanooga. Tonn. Secretary-Treasurer F. H. REYNOLDS Cleveland, Tenn. C. E. BAILEY . Lake View, S. C. P. D. RIDDLE . . . Eiizabethton, Tonn. J. A. BAILEY . . Quitman, Ark. W. H. RUSSELL Bonton, III J. D. BELL Gleason. Tenn. A. A. SCHMIESS . . . Munich, N. D. J. F. BIGGER Momphis. Tenn. J. P. SHELTON . . . Chattanooga. Tonn. F. R. BOLLEN , . Vilonia, Ark. E. L. SIMMONS . . . J. N. WALKER . . . East Point, Ga. Corbin. Ky. Socond Row R. G. DAVIDSON Birmingham, Ala. P. H. WYNN . . . . Memphis. Tonn. R. L. DUGGINS Nonis, Tenn. Members L C. DAVIS Not Pictured Gordo. Ala. W. A. EAKIN Chattanooga, Tonn. O. C. GREENE . . . Memphis. Tonn. K. D. FORD Memphis. Tonn. F. T. SMITH ... Natchoz, Miss. R. E. FRAZIER . Caldwell. W. Va. G. H. STEPHENSON . . Eagloville, Tonn. FRANK GILBERT Kingsport, Tonn. A. J. WILLIAMS . . . . Andorsonvjllo. Tonn. R. H. HOLIF1ELD . . Laurol, Miss. R. T. WOODRUFF . . Rome, Ga. D E N T A . L [ i R A D DATE S MARCH ’50 -MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY MEMBERS First Row DR. DOUGLAS H. SPRUNT . . Stall SARA GRACE RICHMOND Stall DR. THOMAS P. NASH Stall GLORIA ASH . Little Rock. Ark. DOYCE L. BERRY . . Jonesboro. Ark. GENEVA CRONE Memphis. Tenn. MARY JANE ELMORE Murlroesboro. Tenn. Second Row GENE HAWKINS . . Memphis. Tenn. JO CAROLYN HUDDLESTON Batesville. Ark. FRANCES LESSER ... Memphis. Tenn. EDGAR E. MICKLER, JR..................Miami. Fla. MRS. WINNIFRED S. MOORE Memphis. Tenn. BILLIE PATRCK . . Hazolhurst. Miss. Third Row RUTH E. PATRICK AUDREY PATTERSON DOROTHY SANDERS NANCY D. SMITH MILDRED C. WADL1NGTON SARA ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Cleveland, Ohio Memphis. Tenn. . Pinola. Miss. Tazewell. Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. Lowisburg, Tenn. Members Not Pictured 316 MARY BERNICE McCALLJSTER Calvert City, Ky. CLE1GHTON GANNON Memphis. Tenn. MEMBERS First Row Third Row MR. C. H. SMITH . . . . . Sponsor JOHNNY M. CONNER .... Indianola, Miss. ARTHUR G. HYDE President Tipionvillo, Tonn. WILBURN E. COTTRELL Harrogate. Tenn. BOB MATTHEWS Memphis. Tenn GEORGE COX . . Knoxville, Tonn. Vice-President LENORA REINHARDT Momphis. Tenn. WM. EDGAR DRYSDALE . Fulton, Ky Secretary ROBERT B. DUKE Brownsville, Tenn. JOHN A. DODSON Rutlodgo. Tonn. GEORGE V . EARLES Treasurer Kingsport. Tenn. CHARLES R. SHARP Reportor Nashville, Tenn. HOV ARD P. EARLES. Kingsport, Tenn. BILLY J. ALLEN Ooltowah. Tnen. MARVIN L EAVES Maryville, Tenn. JOE PAT ANDERSON . . . Murray, Ky. JOHN B. FLETCHER. JR. . . Memphis, Tenn. CHARLES H. ARP . Loudon, Tenn. Fourth Row S«cond Row RICHARD A. FOWLKES. JR. Waverly, Tenn. GLYNN R. BARNES JOE W. BENNETT Memphis. Tonn. Fruitland. Tenn. HARRY D. GOODWIN Lonoir City. Tonn. HENRY T. BIRDSONG Pulaski, Tenn. CHESTER GRAVES . . Etowah. Tenn. BILLY JOE BRAKE Dickson. Tenn. HAL J. GRAY Knoxville, Tenn. FRANK P. BURRESS . . Trenton, Tenn. CLELL J. GREEN Boonovillo, Miss. JOHN H. BYASSEE . . . Cllnion, Ky. LAWRENCE R. GREGORY Maryville. Tenn. LON E. CAMPBELL Maynardvillo. Tenn. JOHN M. HISKY .... Momphis, Tenn. MARTHA CLEVENGER Knoxville. Tenn. DOROTHY HOWARD Knoxville, Tonn. CLYDE R. COLE} AN Memphis, Tenn. EARL C. HUDSON ... Mascot. Tonn. LTD r i PHARMACY GRADUATE 317 PHARMACY GRADUATES MEMBERS Fir Row HUGH C. SLIGER Cookeville, Tenn. LTD F. BERNARD HUNDLEY Chattanooga. Tenn. LEMUEL A. TEAGUE Madi8onvilIe, Tenn. FRANK L. JOHNSON Savannah, Tenn. DOYLE T. TENO, JR. , . . . Clinton, Tonn. C. L. JONES .... Paris, Tenn. EDV ARD L. TURNER . . . . . . Nashville. Tonn. PAUL JONES. JR Johnson City. Tonn. JOSEPH KASSER Knoxville, Tonn. Fourth Row JEWEL KEPLINGER Johnson City, Tonn. RUSSELL WALLING . . . . Springfield, Tonn. . JOHN V . KINCAID Memphis, Tenn. E. B. WALKER .... Savannah. Tenn. CECIL F. KOGER Byrdstown, Tenn. TED M. WALKER . . Erwin, Tonn. r GEORGE S. WEAVER Dickson, Tonn. Second Row NORVAL F. WEBB, JR. Smithvllle. Tonn. t-Lj HAROLD LINGERFELT . Ellzabethton. Tenn. ROBERT S. WHITE Nashville, Tonn. HUNTER MALLORY Ml. Pleasant, Tenn. KARL WOOD. JR. Memphis. Tenn. 1 BRUCE McNEIL Tazewell. Tenn. R. O. YOUNG Humboldt, Tenn. BEN S. MOORE . . Cleveland. Tenn. CARTER B. MOORE Columbia, Tenn. Members Not Pictured CLINTON B. NASH . Memphis, Tenn. OSCAR L. LANFORD . . Laniord, S. C. J. C. PHILLIPS, JR. Kingsport, Tonn. EUGENE S. PE1SER . . . Nashville, Tonn. ALLEN O. QUINN .... Nashville. Tonn. MARVIN R. PRITCHARD Memphis, Tonn. ANNIE RINES . . . Jefforson City, Tonn. Third Row JAMES L. SMITH Murray, Ky ROBERT GLENN RAINES Paris, Tonn. SAM J. TACKETT Mllburn. Ky. BOB RICHARDSON Lcwisburg. Tenn. H. C. THOMAS Wilmington. N. C. WM. WAYNE ROBERTS Sharon. Tenn. JACK H. WALKER Huntingdon. Tenn. RICHARD L ROGERS . . . . , Dayton. Tenn. CLINT B. WASH . . . . . Martin. Tenn. 318 FIRST ROW MEMBERS THIRD ROW ELSIE HENDRIX . . . Sevlervlllo, Tenn. IRIS HOPKINS Memphis. Tenn. Prosident MARY NELL HORD Alcoa. Tenn. ETHEL OXENDINE Pembroko. N. C. BETTY JO HUCKABA Forest City. Ark. Representative MARILYN HUNT Momphis. Tenn. DORIS ADAIR Hamilton. Miss. JEANETTE JOHNSON Tupelo, Miss. JEANNE BAILEY . . . Memphis. Tenn. BETTY MAC LAIN Texarkana. Toxas PATT1E BRIGHT Greenwood. Miss. IEAN PICKARD Momphis, Tonri. PATSY CODY DOROTHY DAVIS . Kingsport. Tenn. Blue Springs. Miss. RUTH ROGERS . Sumner, Miss. MAUREEN DAWKINS . . . Louin, Miss. FOURTH ROW ANNA L. SIMON .... Memphis. Tenn. SECOND ROW LAURA SPENCE Fosterville. Tenn. CARLENE DENSFORD Momphis. Tenn. FRANCES STRICKLIN Laurol. Miss. RUTH DULANEY . Johnson City. Tenn. BOBBIE TYLER .... Morrilton, Ark. CAROLYN EDWARDS . . . IMOGENE ELROD . ... GLORIA GALLOWAY , Knoxville, Tenn. . . Sparta, Tenn. . McKonzle, Tenn. CARRIE LOU WHITE MARTHA WHITEHEAD .... ETHEL YAGER . Gulfport, Miss. Memphis, Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. MARY GRANADE McKenzie, Tenn. NOT PICTURED ROSA LEE HELCHEL V . Memphis. Ark. IRENE BALDWIN Palacious, Toxas JOANNE HiLMUS . . Cbvington, Tenn. ANGIE McPHAIL . Forest City. Ark. LTD m_q NURSING 319 -MEDICAL G R 1 D D A T E S UTD MEMBERS FIRST ROW WILLIAM E. LONG . . . Memphis. Tonn. RICHARD D. ALLEN Chattanooga, Tenn. HAYS MITCHELL President CECIL F. MYNATT Knoxville, Tenn. A. JEROME MUELLER Momphis. Tonn. Vico President HAROLD G. SIBOLD . . Chattanooga. Tenn. THIRD ROW Sec-Troasuror GUS K. BELL Knoxville. Tenn. EDWIN COURTNEY PAGE Momphis. Tenn. ROBERT T. BROOKS Fountain City. Tonn. ROBERT L. PETTUS. JR. Nashville, Tonn. OREL HOUSTON CAGLE . Plkeville, Tenn. PAUL SADLER . , OSCAR L. SIMPSON. JR. . Harriman. Tenn. Bristol. Tonn. PARVIZ CHAHBAZI . . Tohran. Iran ROBERT L. SIMPSON .... . Bristol. Tonn. !. M. COX . . . Kingston. Tenn. ALANSON B. SMITH Docaturville. Tonn. BRUCE M. CULVAHOUSE Ton Mile, Tenn, JOSEPH DARREL SMITH . Knoxville. Tenn. WELBORN H. ENGLAND Luray, Tonn. RICHARD E. TRAVIS . Momphis, Tonn. SECOND ROW CHARLES BENJAMIN WITT. JR. . JERRY J. WHITTINGTON, 111 Concord, Tenn. Memphis, Tonn. ROBERT B. GILBERTSON . . Memphis. Tenn. HOLLIS HENRY HALFORD, JR. . . Memphis. Tenn. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED RALPH S. HAMILTON . . . Knoxville, Tenn, SIDNEY P. EDDS Harrogato, Tonn. JOSEPH H. HENDERSON, JR. . Maryvillo, Tonn. WALTER L. GOFORTH . . . Rogorsville, Tonn. J. T. JABBOUR . . Tiptonvillo. Tonn. CLAYTON J. JONES . . . . Memphis. Tenn. R03ERT L. KNOX . Momphis, Tonn. HAROLD L. KING Ruthorford, Tenn. DAVID C. LANE Oak Ridgo, Tenn. JAMES WILLIAM TENPENNY Murfreesboro. Tenn. 3?0 MEMBERS MINNIE B. RATLIFF First Row Prosidont . Mission, Tex. MARTHA A. LOVING Vice President Potorsburg, Tonn. MARY JEAN SMITH Secrotary . . . Linden. Tenn. ALMA TPAPPOLINI Treasurer . . . Ashland. Miss. CATHERINE A. BOATWRIGHT M. SUE CLARKE Chattanooga. Tenn. In September of 1940, the women medical students at the University of Tennessee School of Medicine were granted their charter as Omega Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Iota. This national women's medical fraternity to which they now belonged was founded on February 26, 1890, at the University of Michigan, Second Row HELEN M. GREENE ......................Nashville. Tenn. AGNES A. LAINE................................Memphis, Tonn. FRANCES L. OSBORNE.......................Chattanooga, Tonn. MARY M. POWELL...........................Fredericksburg. Va. GF.RALDINE G. PRICE . Chattanooga, Tenn. CATHRYN C. VADEN..............................Memphis. Tenn. Mombors Not Pictured ESTHER BATSON IRIS PEARCE MARIAN DOZIER BETTY SETTLER PAULINE GRODSKY JEAN TARWATER ELINOR LONG ISABEL WRIGHT and now comprises thirty chapters found in medical schools throughout the country. This organization provides good fellowship, helps establish lasting friendship, and furnishes a common meeting ground for women members of the medical profession. EPSILON ALPHI 321 IOTA ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA MEMBERS First Row Fourth Row WILLIAM D. JONES President J. Darrel Hutson Arthur A. McMurray ALLYN M. PRICE david l. McAllister. . . . . Vico President Treasurer Joe H Hams Howard R. Konnody Marcus M. Marblo. Jr. Perry A. Mead Joo M Miller James V . Mitchell JOHN H. HOOKER . . Recording Secretary William L Mason, Jr. Edward M. Moilnskl JOSEPH O. PRIESTLY Corresponding Secretary Fifth Row RICHARD A. WHEELER Historian Charles H. Moore William E. Park WILLIAM V. TAYLOR E R. BAKER Warden Robert W. Morris Robei t L. Nell James B. Nichols Sam T. Parker William S. Pennington Harvey C. Reese. Jr. JAMES C. BASS DR. ROBERT L CROWE Marshall Sponsor Harry K. Ogdon Sixth Row Second Row Robert L Simpson Leslie J. Stubblefield DR. FRANK HARRISON Sponsor Oscar L. Simpson, Jr. AUnaon B. Smith Carson E. Taylor Louis E. Tolbert. Jr. MRS. A. S. JAMISON . . House Mother Joseph D. Smith Robert H. Tosh Robert F. Baker Marvin Batchler Richard Borg Marvin V . Blankenship Horace G. Bramm Robert T. Brooks James T. Compboll. Jr. Robert V . Carter Donald V . Singleton Sovonth Row William R. Walker Richard J. Wilhelm A. Neal Ward James B. Wray Third Row Lester D. Webb John C. Wright I M. Cox Alfred H. Evans James C. Welburn Eugone Zachary Bruce M. Culvahouse Arthus R. Evans, Jr. Curtis G. Wherry Harry E. Dickson Ralph R. Gammill Not Pictured Paul F. Dlshnor David N. Hawkins Robert L. Ford William Sheridan Hampton C. England Josoph A. Hennessey J. K. Seale Nathan F. Porter On September 29, 1888, a group of students at Dartmouth Medical School in Hanover, New Hamp- shire met and organized Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fraternity. Since the founding of the Mother Chapter at Dartmouth, Alpha Kappa Kappa has grown to forty- four active chapters and has become international in character with the establishment of chapters in medi- cal schools in Canada. Like all of the medical fraternities located at the University of Tennessee, College of Medicine, Alpha Kappa Kappa is an institution moving powerfully for good among college men. This fraternity is based upon the broad purpose of mental progression, schol- arship, mutual assistance and social development. From these teachings the graduating medical stu- dent finds that he has tapped a major source of social stimulation and a reservoir of good will that will benefit him as a physician throughout his life. 322 323 DELTA SIGMA DELTA MEMBERS Fir t Row W. M. IKARD Grandmaster '49 E. N. STACK Grandma stor '48 DR. R. ROURGOYNE . . . Deputy DR. T. K. SHIPMON Assistant Deputy A. G. GRANT Wor'.hymaster '49 M. E. WORTHAM Scribe '48, '49 W. I. BYRNE . . . Treasurer '48. '49 C. B. BLAIN . . . Historian '49 3. OWEN .... Senior Page '49 I A. EVANS Junior Page '49 I. W. TODD Tyler '49 Second Row I. C. BROOKS . . . Worthymastor '48 G. V . HUCKABA . . Historian '48 D. E. PRUITT . . . Senior Pago '48 H. R. BURNS . . . Junior Pago '48 T. E. MAYHAIL . Tylor '48 L. C. Anderson H. E. Sums J. G. Allen J. F. Biggor V . R. Austin R. C. Brock Third Row F. R. Bollon W. P. Clear W. T. Brown J. C. Conn G. F. Brown L. V . Carponter V . T. Brown L. J. Cartor D. I. Bello G. W. Croloy K. A. Billings Fourth Row F. Chalfin W. A. Eloy J. F. Dyor J. B. Elliot R. L. Duggins M. M. Fortenberry R. G. Davidson R. E. Frazier R. E. Dukes K. D. Ford C. E. Davis The Della Sigma Delta Fraternity is the oldest dental fraternity. It was founded as an undergradu- ate professional fraternity in 1882 at the University of Michigan. On February 23, 1894, the Supreme Chapter of Delta Sigma Delta was organized with the graduating class of that year as the charter members. Kappa Kappa Chapter was founded at the University of Tennessee, College of Dentistry, May 28, 1921. The objective of Delta Sigma Delta is to keep high the standards of dentistry by inculcating in the minds of dental students and practitioners the spirit of fra- ternal cooperation toward scientific, ethical and pro- fessional progress. A high standard of scholarship is one of the aims and ideals. The fraternity wants that the profession of dentistry be one of the noblest of all professions, and its object is to assist one in be- coming the best dentist within the range of his capabilities. Filth o cc R. P. Greer N. C. Hall W. 3. Hop N. J. Hcadden C. E. Henley B. S. Holloway E. L Hicks O. Haws R. W. Kill 0. Kelley R. W. Hall Sixth Row I. R. Lunt S. A. Mongor J. D. I.awronco J. W. Martin J. D. lane V . L. Miller H. C. Meacham E. L. Moore L. M. Mullins B. T. Mixon Seventh Row J. Mannoy A. Poikins J. E. McLomore B. M. Ponnoll B. Noll B. M. Pollard W. K. Nichol G. B. Rogers J. M. Pipkin C. L. Ralnos J. A. Phillips Eighth Row J. Ragsdalo J. L Saddlor R. Rollins B. Schotes L Roso K. Spoor D. Rowe H. Sublett T. R. Sanders J. Smoot R. M. Smith E. O. Thomas Ninth Row R. F. Taylor R. W. White S. Talbort J. Walker N. E. Tillman L. Burbank H. L. Wrighi J. D. Johnson V . O. Whllo F. D. Harrod J. N. Walkor O. L. York Subordinate chapters are composed of undergradu- ate students in dental colleges. There are 33 subordi- nate chapters in the United States. The Supreme Chapter is composed of dental practitioners who are graduated from subordinate chapters or are elected to membership because of outstanding achievement in the field of dental science. It is international in scope, having members all over the world. Gradu- ate chapters are a division of the Supreme Chapter composed of members in good standing in the Su- preme Chapter. There are 34 graduate chapters in the United States, Canada, British Isles, Australia, and on the Continents of Europe and Africa. For several years Kappa Kappa chapter has pre- sented to its graduating seniors life membership in the fraternity. 324 MEMBERS PHI CHI DURELL HILLER D. R. SUTHERLAND CURTIS JEFFERS W. S. JONES A. E. OGDEN B. A. BLAND . H. KEESE J. Q. ADAMS E. AGEE . . R. AGEE A. M. ALEXANDER R. C. ALLEN R. ANTHONY D. ARCHER R. L. BANNER J. 3. BARRON . W. B. BEASLEY R. P. BLAND V. BURKHART R. BUTLER J. W. CALDWELL D. H. CATES V . r. CLARY J. G. CLOUD . E. F. CROCKER B. DALY B. P. DAVIDSON R. B. DoBERRY C. B. DIXON G. L. DUCKWORTH C. M. EASLEY J. C. ELLIOT 8. E. EVERETT E. EVERSOLE T. M. FERGUSON F. B. GALYON C. F. GOODNIGHT H. GREEN T. F. HAASE ]. V. HANDWERKER J. C. HARDIN O. E. HARPER S. A. HARRISON H. HAYES J. H. HITE . A. O. JENSEN T. W. JOHNSON r. B. IONES {. H. JONES V . P. JONES A. G. KENNEDY J. H. KINSER M. LANE R. W. LAYCOCK M. K. MANTCOTH P. J. MATTE J. R. McCAIN O. M. McCALLUM j. b. McConnell W. R. McCOY F. S. McKNIGHT T. V . MERIWETHER L. V , O'BANNCN W. F. OUTLAN J. P. PUCKETT C. R. RIGGS M. E. RODGERS J. N. SANDERS T. F. SCOTT C. H. SHARP J. D. SIMPSON W. R. SMITH First Row President Presiding Junior Secretory House Manager Judge Advocato Intramural Manager Social Chairman Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Filth Row Sixth Row Seventh Row Eighth Row New Orleans, La, Wmnsboro. Texas Knoxvtllo, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. t-tomphls, Tonn. Oak Ridge. Tonn. Barnsviiie. Go. LaFollotto, Tonn. LaFollette. Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. Momphls, Tonn. Ripley, Tonn. Luttroll, Tonn. Momphis, Tonn. Bristol, Tonn. Memphis. Tonn. Natchitoches. Go. Chattanooga, Tenn. Memphis, Tonn, Knoxvillo, Tonn. Newport, Tonn. Momphis. Tonn. Lakeland, Flo. Bradiord, Tonn. Knoxvillo. Tenn. Lawreneeburg, Tenn. Corinth. Miss. Pace . Vcr. Madison, Tonn. Morristown. Tonn. Cumborland. Tenn. Memphis, Tonn. Knoxville. Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. Knoxvillo, Tonn. Holland, Toxas Carthago. Tenn. Knoxville, Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. Shrovoport, La. Memphis, Tenn. Loudon. Tonn, Valley Creek, Tenn, Nashville. Tenn, Dallas, Texan Dyorsburg. Tonn. Harlan, Ky. ott. Ark. ia. Miss. Knoxvtllo, Tenn. Athens. Tenn. Humboldt, Tenn. Shamrock. Tonn. Newport, Tonn. Memphis, Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. Henderson, Tonn. Kingsport, Tenn. Momphis, Tonn. Momphis. Tenn. Memphis. Tonn. Memphis. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Hartseile. Ala, Somerville, Tonn. Collcgcdalo. Tenn. Shrovoport. Tonn. Memphis, Tonn. Summit. Miss. Memphis, Tonn. Momphis, Tonn. S.na W. SOMERVILLE V . B, SORRELL T. C. STOUDEMAYER T. SWEAT . A. V . TALLEY V . I. THORNTON L. E. TRAUGKBER F. T. TURNBULL F. M. VALENTINE S. D. VICK . W. R. VOYLES V . H. WALL E. R. V ALLACE . J. B. WALLACE . . K. C. WARREN R. A. WEDEKIND C. M. WILLIAMS P. J. WILLIAMSON W. J. WRIGHT J. ANDERTON T. BALLARD P. J. BATSON G. K. BELL C. R. BISHOP O. H. CAGLE PARVIS CKAH3AZI F. COLLINS E. C. CRAFTON J. C. CRUMLEY S. R. DOUGHTY B. E. GALBRAITH R. GILBERTSON B, H. GINN B. A. GLASS A. GLOVER B. GOODMAN H. GOWAN E. R. HALL R. HAMILTON M. L. HAYEW J. HENDERSON 0. V . HYMAN J. T. JABOUR K. E. JONES H. W. KEISKER S. C. KNIGHT R. L. KNOX R. DOEHN K. M. XRESSENBERG D. LANE W. B. LOCKE V . E. LONG J. McGRUDER C. McKNIGHT J. MANKIN C. W. McKASKLE J. B. MERSHON G. I. MESHEV F. 8. MITCHELL A. I. MUELLER C. MYNATT E. PAGE J, V . PASI.AY W. L. PATTERSON K. J. PHELPS w. i. pROFFrrr 1. PRYSE J. A. RAINES C. ROBINSON J. A. ROBINSON W. G. REED T. S. RODDA R. R. ROSE D. A ST. MARTIN M. SANDERSON R. W. SIMONTON J. P. SIMS J. R. SISK . . D. J. SLAGLE V . G. SUTHERLAND I. R. THOMAS S. WALLACE D. E. WICKER B. WILLIAMS C. Win- Ninth Row Members Not Pictured Eorndale. Mich. Ozark, Ala. Little Mountain. S. C. Corinth, MUa. Paris, Tenn. Dyorsburg. Tenn. Jlackson, Tenn. emphls, Tenn. Newport. Tenn. Momphis, Tonn. . Memphis, Tonn. Clarknvillo, Tonn. Malvern. Aik. Gallatin, Tonn. Morris villo. Pa Knoxville. Tonn. Trenton, Tonn. Knoxville, Tonn. Lawrencobuig, Tonn. Dyorsburg, Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Knoxvtllo, Tonn. Dyorsburg. Tonn. Pikovill®, Tenn. .................Iran Momphis. Tonn, Memphis, Tonn. Johnson City, Tonn. Auburn. Ala. Hondorsonville. Tenn, Memphis, Tonn. Memphis, Tenn. Tampa, Tla. Kr.oxviUo. Tonn. Bristol, Tenn. Kosciusko. Miss. Memphis. Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Now York. N. Y. Maryville, Tenn. Memphis, Tonn. Tiptonvillo, Tonn. . Momphis, Tonn. Momphis, Tenn. Taylorsville. Miss, Memphis, Tonn. Dyorsburg, Tenn Momphis, Tenn. Oak Ridao, Tonn. McMinnville. Tonn. Momphis, Tonn. Oak Ridgo, Tonn. Carbondalo. III. Momphis, fenn. Memphis. Tenn Louisville. Ky. Memphis. Tenn. Lenoir City, Tenn, Memphis, Tenn, Knoxvillo. Tenn, Momphis. Tenn. Momphis. Tenn. Knoxvillo. Tenn. Greenbrier. Tonn. Momphis. Tenn. LaFollette, Tenn Memphis, Tonn. Carthage. Tenn. Momphis. Tenn. Germantown. Tonn. Memphis, Tenn. Tusculoosa. Ala. Morris. Ala. Proctor, Ark Portland, Tonn. Chattanooga. Tonn. Trenton. Tonn. Elizabethton. Tonn. Memphis, Tenn. Ridgely, Tenn. Momphis. Tonn. Memphin, Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. Concord, Tenn. Phi Chi International Fraternity was founded March 31st at the Univorsity of Vermont in 1889. There aro at present ovor 35.COO members of Phi Chi representing practically all tho countries of (ho world. Alpha Beta Chapter was installed at tho University of Tennossoe. Memphis, on April A. 1914. with 76 active members. Tito chapter houso is locatod al 216 N. Waldran and has for its purpose the promulgation of good fellowship, the maintenance of an atrr.os- phoro conducive to study and the preservation and appreciation ol tho science oi medicino. 326 PHI DELTA CHI MEMBERS First Row Fourth Row ROBERT L. CROWE . Sponsor James A. Jones J. Winston Kirksey Elbort E. Matthews Charles C. McCall ALBERT H. MUSICK . Faculty Chirles F. Langford Jimmie F. McDonald E. FOSTER WILLIAMS Faculty Samuel J. LoVol Harold F. McNabb JOHN L WOOD . Robert E. Leigh Charles E. Moudy GROVER C. BOWLES Faculty Filth Row CHARLES H. SMITH . . . . . Faculty Stoten A. Outlan Charles Powell Clyde W. Stophol Robert J. Stout JACK M. NICKS . . . Richaid L. Rogers Clifton C. Thomas ANDREW P. NELSON Joseph A. Ryan Wiley L. Vaught CARLTON B. HUDSON Recording Secretary Max F. Stephenson Russell H. Willis HOWARD C. POMEROY . Corresponding Secretary Billy J. Allen Sixth Row William E. Drysdale Second Row Billy loo Brake Goorgo W. Earles. Jr. JAMES B. WALKER Johnny M. Connor William E. Cottrell Howard P. Earles Marvin L. Eavos Gordon M. Amburgey William G. Crablree John A. Dodson Richard A. Fowlkes, Jr. Wiley B. Barner Warren G. Crowl Seventh Row Glen R. Barnes James B. Davis Harry Dexter Goodwin John W. Kincaid Billie R. Bobbitt Robert E. Dodson Chester O. Graves Cecil F. Kogor Clyde R- Coleman John M. Hisky F. Bernard Hundley Bob N. Matthews Bruce McNeil Third Row Arthur G. Hyde Bon 3. Moore Harold R. Ellis Roy E. Gibson, Jr. Eighth Row Dennis A. Faulk Jesse M. Gray Carter B. Moore Clinton B. Nash Charles R. Sharp Edward L. Tumor Robert W. Ferrell Goorgo D. Gregory J. C. Phillips. Jr. Russell Walling J. V . Finloy Roger B. Herndon Allon O'Neal Quinn George S. Weaver Robert P. Frazior Malcolm E. Holmes J. Robert Richardson Robart S. White William W. Roberts Phi Delta Chi, a national Professional Pharmaceuti- Crowe, Dean of the School of Pharmacy, and first cal and Chemical Fraternity, was founded at the Uni- charter member of Omega Chapter, now holds the versity of Michigan, at Ann Arbor, in the year 1883. distinguished honor of Grand President of the Na- The chapter at the University of Tennessee was form- tional Fraternity. Omega Chapter now has a strength ed on May 11, 1922, and titled Omega. Dr. Robert L. 328 of 46 active members. PHI RHO SIGMA MEMBERS First Row R. P. PARNELL..........................................President F. SAGE ....................................Vico President R. AKIN................................................Secretary V. PARRISH........................................Houso Manager T. Boston E. Butler M. L. Courtney Second Row C. E Crabtree J. C. Gilbert D. L. Deal R. T. Johnson H. Farley L. Matthews J. C. Garbarinl T. McCarter H. McCollum E. P. Mobley J. D. Mobley Third Row J. T. Moore R. S. Morgan R. Mullens C. V. Murr H. Powell G. Ranior A. Randall Fourth Row J. Robertson L. Rodriguez J. Shelton H. L. Smith W. N. Tauxe G. E. Williams J. R. Williams Filth Row B. Yates C. Chitwood F. M. Garrett Not Pictured N. D. Aeree R. Quinones. Treasurer R. Boatwright H. L. Ray R. G. Carvons S. J. Schaoifor T. Curtis R. Schaeifer M. Chesney R. Smith H. Farthing C. Tharp E. Gibbons A. H. Tuttlo J. R. HoliBeld J. Vann L. Jonos G. C. Wallace H. A. Kinzer M. W. Weed R. Ladbettor J. Langdon G. Mitchell M. Harlan M. Moore C. Restall G. Lynch F. Blalock J. O. House W. Tenponny T. Adkins D. Meador C. Eastridgo Sponsors C. H. Glover. M.D. Phil Lewis, M.D. Frank Roberts. M.D. Honorary R. Wingor. Ph.D. R. Houck. Ph.D. R. Overmen, Ph.D. Phi Rho Sigma was founded at Northwestern Uni- versity on October 30, 1896. Chi Epsilon Chapter was founded as Lambda Chapter of Chi Zeta Chi on October 14, 1906, and upon this fraternity's amalga- mation with Phi Rho Sigma in 1929 became Chi Epsilon of Phi Rho Sigma Medical Fraternity. Phi Rho Sigma is a national organization with forty- six active chapters and an alumni membership of well over 15,000. 330 '•x 331 OMEGA P S I MEMBERS First Row C. A. W. SCOTT, JR, Chattanooga. Tenn. DR. T. R. MEADOWS Deputy Councilor A. F. SERIO Nowhaven. Conn. DR. HAROLD P. THOMAS W. D. THOMPSON H. B. GRUMBLES S. G. SANDERS J. H. BARRETT GEORGE E AlCOTT. G. N. ATKINS A sit. Deputy Councilor Grand Manor Junior Grand Manor Treasurer House Manager .Weiner, Ark. Covinqton, Tonn. J. P. SHELTON I. C. SHIRLEY Sixth Row Chattanooga. Tonn. Quitman, Miss. . . . Atlanta, Ga. Scnatobia, Miss. E. L. SIMMONS MURLE S1NOUEFIELD E. W. SMiTH Knoxville, Tcnn. P. W. SOWERS . Lexington, N. C. R. F. TAYLOR Franklin, Tenn. Second Row B. J. TEEPLE . . . McMinnville, Tenn. T. L. AYLOR . Grccntiold, Tcnn. E. B. WARREN Holly Springs. Miss. C. E. BAILEY . Lakoviow, S. C. W. J. BAKER Williamsburg, Ky. Scvonth Row JOE D. BELL. . Gleason, Tcnn. W. K. WARREN Chattanooga, Tenn, W. V . BENTON West Helena, Ark. T. N. WEEMS . . - . . . .Model, Tenn. R. B. BOYSON Llltlo Rock. Ark. C. O. WHITE Murray, Ky. H. C. BUTTS . . Dover, Tenn. C. K. WOLrENBARGER Fountain City, Tenn. R. H. BYRD. JR. Knoxville, Tcnn. R. H. WORKMAN .Southside, Tonn. JOHN AYLOR McKenzie, Tcnn. Third Row J. H. HARPOLE Union City, Tcnn. R. E. CLARK Jacksonville, Fla. 7. J. LEONARD . Bristol. Va. E. C. COOPER Ctarksvillo, Tenn. V. L. CROUSE Memphis, Tenn. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED WM. L. DABBS . Tupelo. Miss. J. A. BAILEY . . . . , Quitman. Ark. V . A. EAKIN Chattanooga, Tonn. R. S. BEAN . Asheville. N. C. J. L. EASON. . Scottshiil, Tcnn. D. R. BILDEN Lavina, Mont. N. J. G. EDWARDS Rtchton. Miss. C. D. BROOKS . Chattanooga, Tenn. T. E. HARRISON Philadelphia. Miss. J. E. BROWN Jacksonville, Fla. J. P. CAMPBELL . .Pontotoc, Miss. Fourth Row R. D. COOPER . . Woodward, Okla. J. W. HAYNES. Savannoh, Tonn. Z. V. FREEMAN . Eudora. Ark. E. C. KIRKENDOL . Knoxville, Tenn. F. J. HUDSON Memphis, Tonn. H. E. McDANIEL Covington, Tenn. H. T. LEEK. IR. Pontotoc. Miss. T. E. PERRY Memphis, Tenn. JOHN LEDGER WOOD Chattanooga, Tcnn. G. M. PREVOST . Ooltewah, Tenn. R. M. LINDSEY . Florence, Ala. K. M. RAY Chaitanooga, Tenn. D. M. MILLER Hazclhurst, Miss. L. C. RENECAR Chattanooga, Tenn. J. V . MILISON EUwood City. Pa. E. H. REYNOLDS Cleveland. Tenn. W. W. OURSLER. |R. Memphis. Tenn. H. E. OWEN Jackson. Tonn. Filth Row 0. PARKER . Wabash. Ark. D. E. RICHARDSON Columbia, S. C. F. T. SMITH Natchez. Miss. P. D. RIDDLE EUzabothton. Tonn. V. D. SPLANE Paintsville, Ky. J. RUSSELL. JR. Memphis. Tenn. 1. E. SULLIVAN . . Knoxville, Tcnn. WM. H. RUSSELL Benton, III, D. R. WE3B, JR. lackson, Tcnn. A. A. SCHMJESS. Munich, U. D. P. H. WYNN, JR. . Memphis, Tcnn. Psi Omega Fraternity v as founded at Baltimore College of Dental Surgery in 1892, with a member- ship now over 21,000. It is today the largest of the Dental Fraternities. At present there are 30 active Chapters in the United States, several in foreign countries, and Alumni Chapters in the principal cities of the country. Psi Gamma Chapter was installed at The Univer- sity of Tennessee, Memphis, on October 18. 1926. It has for its purpose the maintenance of the high standards of the profession, the encouragement of scientific investigations and writings, and the promul- gation of good fellowship among its students. 332 KAPPA P S I MEMBERS First Row Third Row CARL HUTCHISON RALPH BORUM CHALMERS SOWELL HAROLD MARCROM DR. KARL GOLDNER Clwlos Arp Joe Pot Anderson . . . . President Vice Presidont .................Treasurer . . . . Secretary Faculty Advisor Joe W. Bennett Frank P. Burress Hunter Mallory, Ir. Julian T. Mullins James Norvoll R. E. Orr Robert Glenn Raines Horace Roller F. P. Sanders Arthur D. Sharp Hugh C. Sllger Second John H. Byassee L E. Campbell John B. Fletcher Clell J. Green Frank Johnson Row Cabei Louis Jones. Jr. Paul Jonos, Jr. Garland Edward McCain Billie V . McCJard Fourth Row O. Francis Svacina William B. Swaiford John H. Thomason, Jr. Elijah B. Walker Tod V alkor Norvel F. Webb Karl Wood, Jr. R. O. Young George Cox Kappa Psi, first national Greek letter pharmaceutical fraternity, was founded December 5. 1879, at the Col- lege of Virginia. Since its inception it has grown to have 53 collegiate chapters and 36 graduate chapters located only in those colleges of pharmacy which meet the syllabus requirements of the American As- sociation of Pharmacy. 334 MEMBERS First Row SAMUEL R. MILLER, JR. President Knoxville, Tenn. ROBERT W. GIBSON Post President Ponco City. Okla. JOHN E. CARLTON Secretory Murfreesboro. Tenn. HAROLD P. HARGREAVES .... Post Treosurer Salt Lako City, Utah ROBERT S. COWLES JACK ROGERS JAMES E. JAMISON Groenoville, Tenn. . . St. Joseph, Mo. . . Springliold. Mo. Second Row ALBERTO GEYLS RAMIREZ ... Arectbo, Puerto Rico NICHOLS HRYZENTOWICZ . . DAVID F. MOORE PAUL O. WRIGHT ROBERT C. SIMMONS DR. S. R. BRUESCH DR. W. D. BURKHALTER . Rowno, Ukraine Cookeville. Tenn. Knoxville. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. . Faculty Sponsor . Faculty Sponsor Mombors Not Pictured RICHARD GRAHAM Vice Presioent St. Josoph. Mo. MARION E. CARNES Post Vico President Houston, Tex. CHARLES E. SAPPINGTON Treasurer Founded at the University of Western Pennsyl- vania, March 10, 1891. Pretermitting all reference to nationality or opinions, either political or denomina- tional, but believing in the existence of a God, the Creator and Preserver of the Universe, and recogniz- ing as a fundamental principle that service to our- selves and to others is a duty which should be the constant aim and care of all. BETA GAMMA CHAPTER PHI BETA PI 335 PHI DELTA EPSILON DR. I. D. MICHELSON First Row SOL DAVID BRAVER Consul. FREDRICK M. FRIEDMAN Vico Consul JOSEPH PARKER Treasurer JACOB EPSTEIN . Secretary DONALD ALTMAN EUGFNE U. EPSTEIN MEMBERS . . . . Sponsor Cleveland Heights, Ohio Memphis. Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanooga. Tenn. MYRON FINE RALPH KUSTOFF . RICHARD L. LONDON MILTON LUBIN . . SOL A. R05ENBL00M ARTHUR I. RUDOLPH LABE C. SCHHNBERG Second Row Not Pictured St. Louis. Mo. NORMAN S. PROPPER Memphis. Tenn. IRVIN PEISER . . Memphis, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. Huntington. West Va. Memphis, Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Chattanooga. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn, . . . Chicago. III. Memphis, Tenn. The Beta Eta chapter of Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Fraternity was established at the University of Ten- nessee College of Medicine in March of 1929 under the guidance of Dr. I. D. Michelson. Dr. Michelson, v ho is Professor of Bacteriology at the medical school, was instrumental in reactivating the chapter since its inactivation in 1934. The reactivation ceremonies were conducted by Doctors B. Edgar Speigle, Grand Consul, of New York City: Jules Myron Davidson, Grand Consul elect, of New Orleans and Frederick Brown of New York City. Also present v ere the local alumni and representatives of the other medical fraternities. Phi Delta Epsilon v as established at Cornell Medi- cal School in 1904 by Dr. Adolph Brown. Since that time it has grov n until now it has forty-six under- graduate chapters and twenty-one graduate chapters throughout the country. It has for its aims the pro- motion of good fellowship, the encouragement of the highest standards of achievement, and the mainte- nance of the highest ethics in the practice of medi- cine. 336 MEMBERS First Row Mombers Not Pictured DR. FAUSTIN N. WEBER ......... EDMUND CARTER BUTLER.......... MORGAN TALLEY................. JACK WOHRMAN................... CARMAN W1NNARD................ JOSEPH PATRICK................ JOHN MAXWELL.................. RUDOLPH CAMPBELL . . Sponsor . . President Vico President . Socrotary . . Treasurer . , Editor Philemon Second Row Van Cockroll Donald Crone David Fox Jerry Ray Hale William Howard William Jotor Allred Kabakoli Neil Leonard Ray London Roy Manning Gus May Lyman Mitchell Third Row David Robinson lames Summers Tom Townes Albert Caffoy James Jordan Hilbert Noase Jamos McKnlght Douglas Miller Jame3 Penney Williom Rachols Wall sco Reid Eugene Wilson The Xi Psi Phi Dental Fraternity was founded at the University of Michigan in 1889. Alpha Omicron chapter was established on the campus of the Uni- versity of Tennessee College of Dentistry in Mem- phis in 1921. After a period of inactivation during the war years, the chapter was reactivated on No- %'ember 15, 1947, at the request of many students and through the cooperation of the Tennessee Alumni Association. This is the only dental fraternity which gives each member a life membership upon graduation. XI PSI PH 337 I A L L - S T U D E N T S OFFICERS ' C L D B MARSHALL M. FORTENBERRY . . . Dentistry ... . Prosldont BILLIE W. THWEATT Nursing Secretary ANDREW P. NELSON Pharmacy . . . ViceProsIdont DAN R. SUTHERLAND Medicine Treasurer Student Body officers are elected each Spring and rotated among the schools of Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Nursing. All students in good stand- ing enrolled in the University are members of the FORTENBERRY NELSON All-Students’ Club. The purpose of the All-Students’ Club is to promote the activities of the student life in the University, to serve as a center for such activities, and to promote the best interests of the University. THWEATT SUTHERLAND MISS MARY L. FRISZ . VIRGINIA FARRIS TERUKO YAKUSHIJ! . LOIS MAURER . . . OLIVIA IRBY . . . EJotty Barton Catherene Bostic Nancy Overton MEMBERS First Row Second Row Ruth Dinkins Patsy Greenwood Third Row Ethel Oxendine Shirley Walkor Faculty Advisor . President Vice Prosidont Secretary , , Treasurer Unatta Gunter Margaret Stewart N D MEMBERS X C L D First Row E. N. STACK................................ C. M. SHEPHERD............................. D. R. SUTHERLAND.......................... DR. FRANK HARRISON ................ L C. ANDERSON . . . President Vice Prosldont . . . Secretary Faculty Advisor E. R. Bakor Second Row R. V . Gibson I. L Mitchell J. M. Nicks C. A. Hutchison B Third Row A. M. Price W. G. Ranler W. G. Swafford W. D. Thompson E. I. V ohrmon R. H. Workman Members Not Pictured J. C. Hardin A. H. Tuttlo The Nux Club, senior honorary society of the Uni- versity of Tennessee at Memphis, is composed of seniors who are representatives of the fraternities recognized by the Committee on Student Welfare. The Nux Club was organized in October. 1939, for the purpose of: (1) Advancing the spirit of good will and fellowship among and between the various fra- ternities of the University at Memphis. (2) Promoting favorable publicity for the Memphis unit of the Uni- versity. (3) Fostering the accumulation of material for a Memphis Section of the VOLUNTEER year book. INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN V University of Tennessee (Memphis) Chapter IVCF in Memphis is for all Dental, Medical, Nurs- ing, Pharmacy and Technician students. The IVCF is an international, inter-denominational organization for the spiritual benefit of all students on the campus. It presents Christ according to the Scriptures, and its objectives are as follows: (!) to provide strength and fellowship for Christian students, and (2) to establish and maintain a positive witness for Christ to the unsaved. Daily prayer meetings are at 12:35 P.M. in the Council Room of the University Center. Regular weekly meetings for singing, Bible study, worship, and fellowship are at 7:00 P.M. every Friday on the second floor of the University Center. For the v ages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Romans 6:23. Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not un- to thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him and he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:5, 6. Study to shew thyself ap- proved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be a- shamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. II Timothy 2:15. But seek ye first the King- dom of God, and his right- eousness; and all these things shall be added unto you. Matthew 6:33. Ask, and it shall be given you, seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you. For every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened. Matthew 7:7, 8. For I am persuaded that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come; nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 8:38, 39. 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Cumberland Halls GOOD CLOTHING FOR MEN, WOMEN, and BOYS Be Safer—Inture wifh O I . n FOWLER-SHAFER Nchnver nroi. Bank of Knoxvillo Building 3-0705 thi n Tnf? ED FOWLER ALEX SHAFER BOB SIMS fn urnisbingS ate echoes Established 1912 Compliments 514 South Gay Street KAY JEWELERS CLOTHES FOR DISCRIMINATING MEN 408 S. GAY STREET Dite Jockeys K-nowlodgc Ration Atk the Man Who Ownt Two WALLACE AND WALLACE Dedicated to the Service of U.T. and West Incorporated Knoxville Real Estate—Loans—Insurance Journal Building Phone 3-9122 McCORD'S 5-IO-25c STORES Compliments of BYERLEY’S CAFETERIA 1827 West Cumberland Avenue 2-2520 1506 W. Cumberland Avo. Knoxville, Tonn. KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE E. B. HALE HALE BROTHERS WHOLESALE WM. C. HALE, JR. FRUITS VEGETABLES South Cumberland Morristown, Tenn. COMPLIMENTS OF FIDELITY-BANKERS TRUST COMPANY KNOXVILLE'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION 1919 1949 REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE CO. Why Gamble Against Title Losses? Insure! BEN H. TESTERMAN. President KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE K MEDICAL ARTS DRUG CO., INC. Phones 4-3341—3-7175 MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING MONDAY BEAUTY SALON 1731 West Cumberland U,- -- j s 1 E 1 tl'fll- 1 F- - S j il | ll gyB VBW|P T Zono Hi Ma t r' Voico Tim ♦© R«tir Compliments of OFFICE SUPPLY EQUIPMENT CO. 310 W. CHURCH AVENUE ROSE MORTUARY 1321 North Broadway STERLIN GJ H O USE Home of I. MILLER Beautiful Shoes IT COSTS LESS AT STERCHI BROS. TO FURNISH YOUR HOME Keeping Ported I Know Ihere wat a Norfhwctt Pottage Sanforized UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE BOOK STORE YOUR UNIVERSITY STORE FOR ALL ACADEMIC SUPPLIES AND RELATED ITEMS SOUTH COLLEGE CAMPUS KNOXVILLE BLUEPRINT AND SUPPLY CO. SUPPLIERS FOR THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS For EUGENE DIETZGEN CO. livery tiling j or ranting cut JS. urucging ■108 WALNUT STREET 4-2087 Men go for Me 20 Mule Team 8orei Quite—-A Beauty Rc t COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE CIRCLE System of Eating Houses Office. Empire Bldg. KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN LIMESTONE COMPANY KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE SAM TOOLE CANDY COMPANY Incorporared Jobbers Wholesale CANDY Control at Broadway Knoxville, Tennessee Phone 3-9107 MONDAY'S WHITE HOUSE Try Our Delicious T-Bone Steak 1733 W. Cumberland Ave. TODD ARMISTEAD COMPANY Knoxville's Loading Prescription Store Market and Clinch Dial 2-2131 Fender-Sendor Aw—Your Fadders Mustache Booth Talkington COMPLIMENTS OF VESTAL LUMBER MFG. CO. Incorporated KNOXVILLE 9. TENNESSEE 01jf KttaxtftM? Journal PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING Full Membership The Associated Press The United Press International News Service The AP Nowsphoto Service Established 1839 ROY N. LOTSPEICH President end Publisher KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE Member Audit Bureau of Circulations American Newspaper Pub’s Assn. Southern Newspaper Pub's Assn. STOKES ELECTRIC COMPANY Wholesale Electrical Supplies Tenth Forest Knoxville. Tennessee For the Best Use Certified (Cold) M KOUSJW FURRIER Fur Storage Phone 2-3821 620 8. Gay St. Since 1926 NEW PASSENGER CARS AND TRUCKS FOR RENT (Drive It Yourself) WILL S. TEMPLE. Manager 713 S. Gay Sf. —CARS- Phono 3-315S 216 E. Church Ave. —TRUCKS— Phono -5423 Compliments of OFFICE SUPPLY EQUIPMENT CO. 310 W. Church Ave. Ham Without Armour A Bar Phi Look Ma—I'm Dancing COMPLIMENTS OF MAGNET MILLS, INC. Manufacturers of Ladies Full Fashioned and Seamless Hosiery CLINTON-LAKE CITY. TENNESSEE !|L k “ r i , A 1 Corner of Church and Locust Modern and Fireproof Air Conditioned Grill 150 Rooms and Bath Free Parking Well Wishers Body 8y Fisher Lum end Coco-Cola f Knoxville Sangravl Material Company SAND, GRAVEL, LIME, CEMENT READY-MIX CONCRETE t YOU SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE %jour (Convenience . . . FREE PARKING EASY TERMS • SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IOOO N. CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 2-9611 Hot Seat ChccV That Diamond War Stories RESEARCH GOES Oil AT SECURITV Security Mills, in the vanguard, intends to help lead the way to a greater Southeastern agriculture. Security Feeds are farm-proven and management practices are perfected on a modern test farm. It’s your Security for the Future. Security Mills, Inc.. Knoxville. Tennessee. GOOD FO O D john Sexton co. CHICAGO-LONG ISLAND CITY DALLAS—ATLANTA—PITTSBURG—DETROIT—PHILADELPHIA ROUSER'S CAMERA REPAIR—PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES I6MM Sound Motion Picture Equipment I6MM Sound end Silent Film Rentel 317 W. Church Ave. Telephone 3 0409 Listen To THE HUB SPINNING WHEEL WROL 6:00 A.M. Daily And Trade At THE HUB DEPARTMENT STORE 29 W. Market Squaro NESBITT BOTTLING COMPANY. Knoxville FOUR DEPARTMENTS Mill Supplies, Plumbing Supplies Automotive Supplies Valspar Paints irrrr the mill running MILL MINE SUPPLY CO. KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE 406-12 Stotc St. Phone 3-2161 Wo Are Never Undor Sold VANCE PORTER FURNITURE CO. Incorporated COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Telephone 2-7922 124 W. Vine Avo. Knoxvillo. Tonn. Phone 2-5131 212 Ramsey Si. Compliments of PEERLESS COAL COMPANY Wholesale and Retail KNOXVIUE. TENNESSEE J. I. EOINGTON C. H. EOINGTON Pres. 4 Gen. Mgr, Sec'y 4 Trees. Decked Out Well Hi-d! Well I Swam EAST TENNESSEE PACKING COMPANY KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Home of SELECTn MEATS One Tract ...25 BODIES... 21 CUBIC YARDS EACH. ..ANOTHER DEMPSTER DEVELOPMENT IN LOW COST MATERIALS HANDLING... TRAD! MARX REG. DEMPSTER BROTHERS, Inc. KNOXVILLE 17, TENN. Dempster Engineers dovelopod the Dcmpster-Dumpster Type ARLF to meet a manufacturer's problom in handling largo quantities of bulky, cumbersome loads in an officiont and eco- nomical manner. Adaptability to the widost variety of materials and usos soon gained general acceptance for tho ”ARLF and today it is providing officiont materials handling in some of the nation's loading industrial plants. Looking at the installation illustrated on this page, it is easy to visualize the tremendous savings in payroll, maintenance and operational oxponse that result when one man and ono truck handles 25 bodies, each having a capacity of 21 cubic yards. At loft, the four picturos, from top to bottom, show how tho truck hoisting unit handles a body. First: Truck Hoisting Unit prepares to pick up body. Second: Operated from controls in the truck cab. the hydraulic hoisting unit lifts the load ver- tically. Nolo how the automatic hydraulic stabilizing jacks provide porfcct balance for the load. Third: Load moves forward to carrying position on the truck for hauling. Fourth: At destination, body is dumped by tilting, or load can bo loworod to the ground without being dumpod. Dompstor-Dumpster bodios of capacities from I Mi to 21 cubic yards are mado in the form of tanks, racks and open or closed for use with every type of material whether it be gas. liquid or solid. So regardloss of tho typo or size of material you handle, it will pay you to invostigato the Dompstor-Dumpster System. A letter from you will bring illustrated litorafure and full information on this romarkable system of materials handling. Our Suburban location En- able U To Save You Up to 25% On Furniture. with fine FURNITURE from FINE FURNITURE Diol 4-0286 or 4-0296—1818 E. Magnolia Furnituro i our butino —and not a jideline.” Compliments of GLAZER STEEL CORPORATION Structural Steel Fabrication KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE To-Day I am Two I Raised Him From a Little Boy Winner Quitter Complete Cleaning And Laundry Service VOLS CLEANING AND LAUNDRY CO., INC. Modern Method System 1504 W. Cumberland Avenue KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE BANK OF KNOXVILLE .. That Friendly Bank MARKET AT CHURCH Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Paituro Posturo Ker Bitz Hert Gavel Gertie C ouerS KINGSPORT PRESS The Best of Everything To Build With COCKRUM LUMBER COMPANY Incorporated The Old Reliablo INSULATION LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS, PAINTS, ROOFING Ninth Avenue KNOXVILLE. TENN. tondet COME WHAT MAY CONFIDENCE is the heritage of youth .... it is also a fundamental requirement of business .... attained by long study, training and experience • We have enjoyed the confidence of yearbook Staffs throughout the country for over thirty years .... an accomplishment for which we arc truly grateful and justly proud .... COLLEGE ANNUAL DIVISION ALABAMA ENGRAVING COMPANY B I RAIN Q HAM. UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE CREAMERY FILLING AND INSPECTION OF MILK BOTTLES Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY THE TENNESSEAN DINER 435 W. Depot Avenue Phone 2-6171 WE SPECIALIZE IN SEA FOODS. STEAKS SHORT ORDERS FINE FOOD AND KNOXVILLE MUSIC CENTER COLLEGIATE ATMOSPHERE Your Complete Music Store 1801 W. CUMBERLAND 215 S. Gay St. Phone 3-8151 Fountain Service Ohl For Me Rail Splitters Foel That Musclo Lumber Mill Work CHAVANES LUMBER COMPANY Roofing Home Insulation CLAIBORNE GROCERY 2000 Yale Avenue SIEGAL S ANITARY UPPLIES jgJTTTTrTT : n mm Liquid Soaps, Disinfectants, and Other Sanitary 316-318 W. Jackson Ave. Phone 2-9685 AIR-CORE (Blow-out Proof) TUBES Your Kelly Springfield Distributor Passenger, Truck and Farm Tractor Tires NOW! And Throughout the Coming Years PHILCO Brings You The Finest For Your Home Your Friendly Philco Dealer The OLIVER WRIGHT CO. Home Appliances—Hardware—Farm Machinery Cor: Patton Willow Sts. Knoxville, Tenn. Phone 4-3019 I'll Carry You John Cold Shoulders7 Which Twin I the Phoney? FRED BROWN'S, INC. Homo of fomout Hyde Parlc Clothes «♦ the corner of tho campus HAUN VASEY FURNITURE. APPLIANCES, RUGS Everything for the Home Come In—We'll Trade PINKSTON'S JEWELERS Genuine Registered Keepsake Diamonds Sterling Silver Watches 308-310 South Gay St. 3-0707 Farragut Hotel Building Knoxvillo Tenn. A Oaf with Judy An Arrow Skirt Idol-Eyes Nothing Old-Fashioned but the Hospitality —and the Wolf Ate Little Red Riding Hood all upl One out of Five Smoke Model Shoot—You're Faded J. ALLEN SMITH Knoxville, Tuna. KITCHEN WISDOM Thousands of women are saying, “I never knew what an all-purpose flour really was until I tried White Lily. With White Lily in my kitchen I use less short- ening and my biscuits are lighter and whiter. And I never knew I could make such tender and flaky crusts for my pies. For everything I want to bake, White Lily is perfect every time.” White Lily is enriched with Vitamin B-l and other food minerals. You, too, will prefer White Lily once you test it for all your baking. Look for Mrs Dull’s seal of approval. J use and endorse WHITE LILY FLOUR exclusively”■—MRS. S. R. DULL. WHITE LILY FLOUR Volunteer Is Good Cement VOLUNTEER PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE JOSTEN'S Since 1897 Representative—C. W. WINEGAR FINE CLASS RINGS, ANNOUNCEMENTS. AWARDS 315 W. Cumberland Avenue Knoxville, Tennessee Ed L. Hick W. Glenn Hicks POST SIGN CO. KNOXVILLE NASHVILLE Outdoor Advertising Neon Electric Signs Fiosta Sitting Pretty G'wan Pan-Amorican WILLIAM M. VASEY, President and Treasurer VAS I R. L. SHEFFER, Vice-President and Secretary , '7e epfio (ephone 3-6I-I6 COAL FURNACE STOKER Jt 'R 'A S 212 R A M S E V STREET L.xv,ii..L„. Service With A Smile' HIGH GRADE FUEL AND HEATING EQUIPMENT Coal, Coke, Furnaces, Stokers, Blowers, and Insulation FURNACE-STOKER Installation, Repairing, Servicing, Vacuum Cleaning 26 YEARS SERVING KNOXVILLE AND VICINITY Compliments of G. F. VINEYARD SONS FURNITURE CO. 135 S. Central Street KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE 3-7431 G. B. VINEYARD FURNITURE CO. VINEYARD DRUG CO. 130 S. Central Street 101 W, Vine Street KNOXVILLE. TENN. KNOXVILLE. TENN. 3-5117 4-1403 Home of Golden West Compound WESTINSHOUSE ELECTRIC PHILCO ELECTRIC RADIOS CROSLEY RADIOS RANGES AND REFRIGERATORS AND REFRIGERATORS AND REFRIGERATORS G. F. VINEYARD. SR. G. BOWEN VINEYARD G. FRANKLIN VINEYARD. JR. SUPPORT YOUR ADVERTISERS to rapli luloc rapliS luloc rapliS

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