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

Text from Pages 1 - 416 of the 1952 volume:

THE GREATEST SHOW DN EART VOLUNTEER 'J MOHS HIM TOP THE DAREDEVILS AND THE S IN JL FACT, EVERYTHING THAT And fhen fho Dam' Yankee � eid— African violet� are Doc’� hobby College annuals are most often dedicated to well-deserving Deans and Presidents. This year’s choice is based on popularity and personal worth alone. The recipient is not the President, not a Trustee, not a football coach, and not a Dean. She is perhaps the best known professor at U-T. both among students, whom she habitually assails with her ready wit, and among townsfolk whom she keeps up-to-date with her frequent lectures. She is not one to be content with a placid existence in ivied walls, and as a result has been the central figure in more controversies than President Truman. We dedicate our annual this year to a true southerner, a forceful per- sonality. Professor of History and Political Science— Doc Stephens. Now when wo drop a bomb on Moscow—” The Ster� and 8ar� forever J Aft- ■m DEDICATION DR. RUTH STEPHENS A.8.. A.M., Ph.D. PRESIDENT C. E. BREHM, B.S., S.C.D. Under the firm but understanding guidance of President Brehm, the University of Tennessee con- tinues to grow in stature among the great state Universities of the nation. Much of the credit for the new additions to the University Plant belongs to him. His efficient management, diplomacy, and sincere desire to help both faculty and students have helped to make 1951 U-T's Greatest Year. DR. J. D. HOSKINS President Emeritus DEAN R. F. THOMASON . . Admissions and Records DEAN R. E. DUNFORD........................Dean of Students DEAN F. C. LOWERY................Dean of Extension DEAN GLADYS BEACH......................Dean of Women DEAN N. W. DOUGHERTY . . . Dean of Engineering DEAN L. R. HESLER.........Dean of Liberal Arts DEAN N. E. FITZGERALD .... Dean of Education DEAN J. H. McLEOD........................Dean of Agriculture DEAN JESSIE W. HARRiS . Dean of Home Economics DR. F. B. WARD . . . Dean of Business Administration DEAN W. H. WICKER..................................Dean of Law 19 A D M I N I S T R A T I O N A C T I v I T I E s 19 5 2 ELEANOR CREEKMORE Editor-in-chief Top: And then, Sara, we'll put ono hore. Bottom: Now lookio, Pope. How many hnvo you sold? THE EDITORIAL STAFF ELEANOR CREEKMORE............................Editor-in-Chiof B08 WORTHINGTON EMILY FRETZ................................Assistant Editor RILEY ANDERSON . . SARA EMILY WHITLEY.........................Assistant Editor BARBARA QUEENER . STUART WORDEN..............................Assistant Editor LUCIEN DALE .... BOB V ORTHINGTON .........................Assistant Editor BETTY DEES .... EMILY FRETZ....................................Closs Editor BOB ALLISON .... SARA EMILY WHITLEY.........................Office Manager BETTYE GILES . . . . STUART WORDEN.................... ... . Photography Editor MISSY BRADLEY . . . . . . Athletic Editor . . Greek Editor . . . Feature Editor . . Activities Editor Organisations Editor ...........Art Editor . . . Military Editor . . Snapshot Editor BUSINESS STAFF POPE THOMAS................................Business Manager JACK CRADDOCK.....................Assistant Business Manager JEAN HUNTER .... Assistant Business Manager BETTY CHAMBERLAIN.................Assistant Business Manager LOU DAUGHTRY...........................................Office Manager SARA DOUGLAS........................Assistant Office- Managor HER8 HOBBS ... MARY ALICE NEWSOM BOB CREEKMORE . . . FRANK FARRIS .... GEORGE WILLARD . . FRANK ROBINSON . . . . Collections Manager Co-organi?ations Manager .........Sales Manager ............Photographer ...........Photographer ............Photographer EDITORIAL STAFF First Row; Allisea, Andersen, Bradley, Dale, 0� � . Second Row: Frets, Giles, Oueener, Whitley. Worden. Worthington. VOLUNTEER POPE THOMAS Buiincu Manager Top: Honri, the lover. Bottom: Wo pauto for e party. After many trials, mistakes, feuds, and parties the staff of the 1952 VOLUNTEER finally has pro- duced a yearbook. There were days when we thought it never would come out, and there were days when we hoped it wouldn't, but here it is at last. It's not perfect in the eyes of many, but to our friends it's tops. We personally don't care. We've had a lot of fun working on it, and to us it's the best darn yearbook the University of Tennes- see has ever had! BUSINESS STAFF Hr l Row; Chambarlein, Craddock. Craakmore, Daughtry, Doublet. Second Row: Farrit, Hobbt. Hunter, Newiom, Willard THE ORANGE HARRY DINWIDDIE Editor-in-chief Top: Tho chiefs discussing Friday'� editorial page. Bottom: Copywriter� and typitti have (topped for a chat. The Orange and White, our university newspaper, has been on the U-T campus since 1904 as the official organ of the students. The 'Orange and White hos as its prime objectives the intensive coverage of the cam- pus events and the voicing of student opinion through editorials. Its staff has tried to obey the basic journalism princi- ples of impartial and complete reporting. Our paper is a member of both the Associated Colle- giate Press, the Tennessee College Press Association, and Intercollegiate Press. It is published bi-weekly on Wednesday and Friday. Pint Row: Bush. Byington. Clarkson. Dane . D« Voo, Ernost, Raft. Saeond Row: Karth, Kays. Koffman, Logan. Nail, Rockett. Rarkar. Third Row: Rock. Rrico, Sproul, Thomas. Ward, Wartars, Wesley. Winfroy. PORTER McCLEAN Business Manager Top: Circulationi men scattering the campus new . Bottom: The budgot must balance before the books aro closed. BUSINESS PORTER McCLEAN....................................Business Manager CARL LANGSCHMIOT............................Assistant Business Manager HAROLD WALKER................. . . . . . . . Advertising Manager FRANK BARNETT.......................... Assistant Advertising Manager JOHN WENDER............. ............................Advertising Statf RONALD GULLEOGE ................... .................Advertising Statf NORVELL COOK . . .............................Advertising Staff HENRY PETERS........................................Advertising Staff DOUGLAS SEVILLE ....... STAFF LAWSON BRASWELL......... VIRGINIA ROSS............ MARY SHEPPARO............. JESSE MORRIS............ CAROLYN FASSNACHT . . . PEGGY CRUM ............. FRANCES CAMP8ELL......... SARA EMILY WHITLEY . . . .............Credit Manager . Circulation Manaqer . . . Circulation Staff . . Circulation Staff . . . Circulation Staff Circulation Staff . . Circulation Staff . . Circulation Staff , . . . Office Manager HARRY DINWIOOIE. 8ETTY DEMENT . . JUNE FLATT. . . . BOB WARD........ LEE WINFREY. . BOB WILLIAMS . . . EDITORIAL STAFF . . Editor-In-Chief Managing Editor . Managing Editor News Editor . . . . News Editor . . . Sports Editor BOB WESLEY . . ...... MAURICE BROWN ... . JOAN PARKER .... MADGE LOGAN . . . CAROLYN MELTON PECK . . AL GARRISON. . Assistant Sports Editor ...............Cartoonist .... Society Editor Assistant Society Edito ...........Copy Edlto' . . .... Photographer Harold Ernest Allen Bush James Clodteltcr Pete Packelt Ken Beene Jackie Kersh Gerry Dance Vance Little STAFF WRITERS Ann Keyes Fran Price Ann Korfman Audrey DeVoe Jane Bylngton Loyd Jeffers Jen Thomas 8111 Dodds Harvey Sprout Jim Warters Emily Neil Jackie Clarkson All Holmberg David Kinton Richard Strub First Row: 8arnett, Seville. Cempbell. Crvmm. Fassnecht, Gulledge. Langschmidt. Lawson. Second Row; McCleen. Morris. Peters. Ross. Sheppard. Walker, Wender. Whitley. Stottd ltd to right: Hodges. Lowry. Smith, Wylit. Standing: Griggs and Hancock PUBLICATIONS COUNCIL The Publications Council is composed of six members—two student representatives and one alumni representative — who are elected each spring in the A.S.C. elections, and three faculty members, appointed by the president of the Uni- versity. This council directs the major policies of the student publications, the Orange and White and the VOLUNTEER. and is responsi- ble for any major actions taken by these publica- tions. The two student representatives also have a voice in A.S.C., the student governing board, and thereby the two organizations, the Publications Council and A.S.C., are in agreement on major issues and cooperate to the fullest extent possible. The editors and business managers of the VOLUNTEER and the Orange and White also attend council meetings, and though they have no vote they are responsible to the council tor the execution of the publication duties which are theirs because of their position. MEMBERS DEAN F. C. LOWERY . DR. JOHN C. HOtJGES PROF. C. E. WYLIE . . . MR. JIMMY SMITH . . GERE GRIGGS....... HANK HANCOCK Faculty, chairman Faculty Facully Alumnus Studont . . . Student 26 WHO’S WHO Thirty of the University of Tennessee's most outstand- ing Seniors have been chosen as members of Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. This honor comes as a result of all other combined honors and efforts and these people deserve the deepest respect from their friends and associates. The Student-Faculty Organizations Board selected those honored on a basis of activities, scholarship, serv- ice and capabilities. Being chosen in 'Who's Who is one of tho leading honors which can be bestowed in American Colleges today. IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES MEMBERS ELIZABETH JANE BELL BAR8ARA HIRSCH 8ENZIGER DON R. BILLS JAMES CAROLAN 8RESNAMAN JR. ELEANOR EVELYN CREEKMORE HARRY G. DINWIDDIE MARY ELLEN DONNELLY WILLIAM PERRY FLATT DAVID STUART FONDE EMILY 8AR8ARA FRETZ GAVIN MILLER GENTRY JERE PORTER GRIGGS LESLIE MAE HAMMER HENRY HERVY HANCOCK KEITH STANLEY HARRISON BARBARA FRANCES HUFF JEAN AKERS HUNTER (No! Pictured) LILY VAN MORRIS ARLYNN L. PILLING (Not Pictured) GEORGE A. SINGLETON AN NT: SULLIVAN 8ETTY LEE TAYLOR JOHNIE ORLENA THOMAS JOHN THOMASON EDWIN ALEXANDER THOMPSON MARK VENRICK JOHN 8. WATERS. JR. KATHERINE MAY WEEKS SAMUEL A. WORLEY (Not Picturodl FRANKLIN WRIGHT Top: We practice earnestly. Bottom: Singing it tucK fun. Top: With picaturo we pretent thete trophiet. Bottom: Left harmoniie. A L L - S I N G All Sing to most people means that four of the fraternities and four of the sororities put on a big show down in the Auditorium and everybody comes to hear the polished musical renditions. But to those who par- ticipate in All Sing, it means a great deal more. Liter- ally months before the night of All Sing the songs must be selected and time found in an already busy day for rehearsal. After a great deal of work the songs must be taken to tryouts to make the final preparations for the production that is viewed from out front on All Sing Night. It is indeed a far cry from the attempts at har- mony by each fraternity and sorority that were the be- ginning of All Sing twenty-nine years ago. ners for the girls. This time All Sing marked the last year that two songs would be sung by each of the finalists. The number of finalists has been increased to ten who will sing only one song each. It is felt that in this way more or- ganizations will be able to participate. The competition was particularly close all the way through, but Kappa Sigma finally brought home the ba- con for the fraternities and the Tri-Delts were the win- 28 SIGMA PHI EPSILON Hark tho Vosper Hymn Is Stealing . . . . Medley (Graceful and Easy. Evaline) . . . , Grant PHI GAMMA DELTA Heor Our Proyor, Oh Lord Old Mothor Hubbard ALPHA DELTA PI March of tho Toys Calm As tho Night DELTA DELTA DELTA Kashmiri Song Ar.dolucia LAMBDA CHI ALPHA In a Monastory Garden Holiday Song KAPPA SIGMA Tho Lost Chord Ranger Song PHI MU O Lonoly Night Carmona . . . Offonboch ALPHA OMICRON PI By tho Water of tho Minnotonka . . Cindy FINALE Selections from South Pacific . University of Tt-nnossco Chorus Below: A bevy of lovely girls with lovoly songs. Bottom: Nothing oxccis the sound of those masculine voices. C A R N I C U S Weeks of deciding, writing, and humorizing a script —weeks of fussing, cussing, practice—hours of head- aches. heartaches, tryouts, and the agonizing moments before the finalists are revealed. The announcement either brings exhilaration and a sense of achievement or piercing disappointment. The sum total can be only Carnicus. Over the years, Carnicus has evolved into one night of the best entertainment students of the university can produce. When the idea was first introduced on the campus, it took the form of a carnival and circus which began with parades and stunts, and climaxed with a dance and crowning of the Carnival Queen. Through- out the years, however, one event after another was abolished. During the war. even the stunts were abol- ished due to lack of participants. After 1945, however. Carnicus again assumed its rightful place on the calendar with the combination of stunts and skits into a hilarious night of fun and frolic. Then came the fatal word. Strict censorship would be enforced. Everyone thought that Carnicus had been dealt a death blow! Much to their surprise, the enter tainments reached an all-time high; never before had the judges had such a difficult time reaching a decision, and in no time before had the skits contained such va- rieties of originality and humor. As each year goes by, more and more people tangle with the thrilling events attached to Carnicus because each year seems to add some new novelty to the entire picture. I say. Gov’nor WINNERS Chi Omega...................Memoirs of Nestegg Pefauver Sigma Chi........................... The Chloe Story Co-managor Jim Robertson presents trophy to Joan Morris of Chi Omega. Bill Pug Poarman of Sigma Chi receives trophy from Co-managor 8etty Escue. Top: . . . And the judge say , unerot� your testimony, plea� e! Bottom: Baby, if cold outside, but !f� gettin' warmer all the time. Top: Now. ola’ boy. your number'� up. No More butter n' eggt. Bottom: The Metropolitan wa never like ♦hi� . Chi Omega.............' Memoirs of Nestegg Pefauver Kappa Sigma................... The Student Prince Delta Delta Delta . Who Took the Ice Out of Iceland Sigma Alpha Epsilon.............................Aida Sigma Kappa................................Cindroola Sigma Chi........................ The Chloe Story Alpha Delta Pi..................Harry Schmooeman Phi Gamma Delta...................The Fruit Fraud' INDIVIDUAL STUNTS Joanne Atkins..........................Minnie Pearl Bill Field............................Bugs and Music Bob Hale...............................Radio Program Cochran and Kurosky....................Comedy Team Maurice Brown..........................Baseball Game Bob Whittle John and Marsha Top: Our Top Men. Bottom: We will all pull toother. Top: Guost Dignitaries Bottom: Our social activities shall be tops. •'51-52 U. T.'S GREATEST YEAR This slogan, which has become so familiar, has holpod to carry out cno of tho major aims of this yoor's Ail Student's Club—build- ing up school spirit. To reorganiio ASC to meet the growing reeds of the student body ond to loop tho students informed of its activi- ties are other important concerns of this yoor's Council. The AU Studont's Club, of which every student is a membor, is the organ of student govornmont on the campus. Tho Council is composed of tho club officers, the officors of tho classes, and repre- sentatives from each college. Sootod in on advisory capacity aro the presidents of WSGA, Pan-Ho'lonic. Fratornity Relations Board. Christion Association. ISO, tho intormural managers, tho member at lorgo, tho Freshman Ciass advisor, athlotics and publications rep- resentatives. tho chairman of tho Social and Activities Committee, and tho chairman of tho Traditions Committee. ALL STUDENT’S CLUB John Wjfnrs, Mark Yonriek. Arlynn Pilling and Gavin Gentry First Row: Bcnjiqer. Sill� , Caldwell, Coleman. Cc-oV. Dale, Donnelly. Ouprce; Second Row: Flatt. Gentry. Griggs. Hancock. Harriion, Howard. Jaro , Kin need: Third Row: Kill� . Lack. Levine, Lyons. Mathis. Matthews. Ma o. R. Morgan; fourth Row: W. Mo'gan. Motes. Murphy, Ria'ng. Regas, Rowe Rgdd. See Per; fifth Row; Singleton, Slows, Tell. Temple. Thomas. Thomason. Valke' Ven'icV Waters COUNCIL OFFICERS MARK VENRICK . JOHN WATERS,. . ARLYNN PILLING . GAVIN GENTRY . . . . . . . Preiident Vice-President Secretary JOHN THOMASON SAM WORLEY . . vATSY TFMPLE . . . LEWIS HOWARO . . Senior Class Officers . Vice-President . . . . Treasurer CECIL ROWE . . NORMAN JAROS.. BETTY VALKER . . GENE CALDWELL . . Junior Class Officers .... Vice-President . . . . Secretary LUCIEN DALE. . LEWIS KINNARD BARBARA LACK . . . NORBERT SLOVIS . . Sophomore Class Officers . . ... . . President Vice-President WILLIAM OuPREE . RAWLS MORGAN MARSHA MURPHY . LOYD JEFFERS . . Froshman Class Officers . . President Secretary Treasurer BILL FLATT Agriculture KEITH I r � in O z 3usinoss Administration BILL MORGAN JOHNIE THOMAS GEORGE SINGLETON Education BETTY MOTES VINCE KASETA Engineering FRED KITTS JIM TELL Home Economics SHIRLEY RUDD Law JIM LINESAUGH Liberal Arts MARY ELLEN DONNELLY TOM MAYO TOM COLEMAN.............................. Represer.tative-at'arge LARRY LEVINE...................... , Social and Activities Chairman DON BILLS. ... ...... Traditions Chairman LYNN SEE8ER.................................... freshman Aovisor 8AR8ARA 8ENZIGER....................... . ...................WSGA GEARGE REGAS ... . YMCA 86TTY 8ELL...................................................YWCA 8ARSARA CALLAWAY......................... . Pan Hellenic Council DON BILLS . ................................................ FRB FRED MATHIS . . ISO ELMER COOKE...........................................Intramorals Publications Council JERE GRIGGS HANK HANCOCK Athlotics Council VERNON LYONS BUDDY MATTHEWS 33 8«Hy Lou Chamberlain, Sara Emily Whitley, Barbara 8on:igtr ond Botty Volkor The W.S.G.A. is composed of representatives from all the women’s organizations on the campus plus its own officers and advisors. These advisors are usually the pres- idents of the various women's organizations. The purpose of this organization is to regulate all the matters con- cerning the women on the campus. However, they do not encroach upon the grounds that are under the juris- diction of the faculty. The organization's chief aims are to further a spirit of unity and service among the women, to be a federation for all women's organizations and groups, to increase a sense of individual responsibility, and to be a medium whereby the standards and ideals of the University may be made and kept high. As a project for this year, we have undertaken the task of supporting a war orphan for an entire year; this entails giving a certain amount of money each month which is used for the things necessary for her upkeep. It is really gratifying how well the women's organiza- tions have cooperated in this project. As its annual functions, W.S.G.A. sponsors the Back- ward Dance, Friendship Week, and the Freshman Orien- tation Program and Follow-up dinner. Top: A spocial committee meeting. 8ottom: W$GA formal meeting. Top: Our Advisors: Miss Mary McCoy. Miss Gladys 8oach, and Miss Jean Smith, 8ottom: A highlight of the year—iho Backward Danco. P'.Mf Row: Sell. Senzlgor. Callaway Chamberlain, Clarkson, Evan� : Second Row: Fretz. Vann. Marshall. Mile� , Murray, Pilling; Third Row; Pipkin, Stanfill, Sullivan. Taylor, Valker, Whitley OFFICERS BARBARA BENZIGER ...................................President PAT MANN.......... PETTY VALKER...................................Vico Prosidont SARA EMILY WHITLEY Socrotary Treasurer MEM3ERS JACKIE CLARKSON . . . EMILY FRETZ....... BARBARA CALLOWAY . . MARGARET MILES . . . NANCY SUE EVANS . . . ARLYNN PILLING . . . LOUNELLE STANFILL . . EVELYN MARSHALL . . . BETTY LEE TAYLOR . . . GLENDA PIPKIN...... ... . Alpha Lambda Delta ...................Biuo Triangle ....................Pan-Hellenic Independent Students Organization ................ Modern Danco ................ Mortar Board ...................Omicron Nu .... Home Economics Club .....................Phi Eta Tau ....... Pi Lambda Theta HAZEL MURRAY.............. BETTY BELL ............... KAKY DOUGHTY ............. ANN SULLIVAN....... Student BETTY LOU CHAMBERLAIN . MRS. GLEN McCOY........... MRS. GEORGE SCHWEITZER . . . MISS AL8ERTA LOWE ...... MISS GLADYS 8EACH......... ................Houso Senate ...................Y.W.C.A. ..................Publicity Faculty Organizations Board .............Parliamentarian ....................Advisor ....................Advisor ....................Advisor ..........Dear, of Women WOMEN’S STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASS’N 35 First Row: Ariedg . Cobble, Dcisrath, Oi Maggio; Second Row: Eddins. Ernest, Levine Matthews. Morgan; Third Row: Mg� ay. Napier Peliterri Pierce Woodard The Nahheeyayli Governing Board is the administra- tive council of the Nahheeyayli Club of which all Uni- versity of Tennessee students ore members. The govern- ing board is composed of representatives from each social fraternity and the Independent Students' Organi- zation. The board's specific purpose is to bring name bands to the campus and promote the leading dances of the year. Because of the board's splendid achievements, Nah- heeyayli was asked to sponsor the Homecoming dance again this year and brought Elliot Lawrence to town for the affoir. MEMBERS BILL ARLEDGE ......................... . . Sigma Nu MAX CO88LE.......................... Alpha Gamma Rho HARRY DEISROTH...................... Lambda Chi Alpha JOE DIMAGGIO..................... .... Phi Sigma Kappa BUDDY EDDINS................................Kappa Sigma HAROLD ERNEST....................... Sigma Alpha Epsilon RALPH LEGG . . . Pi Koppa Phi LARRY LEVINE ... Zoto Beta Tau BUDDY MATTHEWS . Delta Sigma Phi JOHN McASKILL..........................Alpha Tau Omoga JOHN MORGAN ................................Sigma Chi JOHNNY MURRAY ................... .... Sigma Phi Epsilon BILL NAPIER................................ Kappa Alpha BUSTER PELITERRI ....................... Pi Kappa Alpha MARSHALL PIERCE ... Phi Gamma Delta HUGH ROARK . . Independent Studonts Organization TOM WOODARD ............................Delta Tau Dolta NAHEEYALI 36 GOVERNING Lott to right: Woodard. President; Lavine, Vice-President; Murray, Secretary; Diosrath, Treasurer. OFFICERS TOM WOODARD . . . LARRY LEVINE...... JOHNNY MURRAY HARRY DEISROTH . . . bUDDY EDDINS .... BUDDY MATTHEWS . . JOE DIMAGGIO .... MAX COBBLE........ ............................President .....................Vicc-Prosidont ............... . . Secrotary . .............Treasurer . . . Assistant Treasuror . . . . Band Correspondent Assistant Band Correspondent ..........................Custodian Top: Tho Officers and their datos listening to Lawrence. 8ottom: Some of the members who are well occupied with Tony Pastor. BOARD MURRAY MILES. KELLEY GREGORY.. BUD THOMAS .... OFFICERS ......................Present BILLIE JEAN PHILLIPS..................Social Chairman . . . Vice-president SILL MITCHUM . . Social Chairman . . . . Secretary-Treasurer BILL WHITE ........................Publicity Chairman JACOULINE PRICE............................Accompanist Patricia Abernathy Carole Adam Lucy Jean Adam James Lester Allen Norman Ames uoanne Atkin Earl Baines Helen Evelyn 8a er William Henry 8an« , Jr. Ann Louiie 8rown William G. Brown Gwendolyn Jo Byrd Laura Jean Carden Willie Eerline Chauncey Ewin j C. Chenault Mary Sue C'erk Carolyn Clark Mary Ann Conant Helen June Cottrell Nancy Davi Betsy Ann Doua'att Carroll Reece Douglas Sidney Earl Dove Frances Juanita Dowdy Bettye Ruth Duff Glenn 8arr Dylan Etiiebeth Emerson Ehlee Gertrudo Ehrlich Jean Ellenburg Mary A. Fukvmo'i Ted Goddard Mary Vanco Graf Sue Gray John Quinn Greece Margaret Helen Greene Kelly Gentry Gregory Judean Nancy Greenway Geraldine Griffin Betty Ann Halo Meryl A«n Hall Abram Wooldridge Hatcher Norma Jane Hatcher Clara Jane Hawkins Clara Sue Heodri MEMBERS Mary Josephine Henry 8itlio Aon Hitt Robert Stanley Hooke Ralph Hodges Edith Gwendolyn Holden Ben H. Holladay Joyce Hurlburt Frankie Lee Irwin Oonna Kightlinger Gloria Graves King Mary Suvanno Lelnarf Eleanor Lynn Lister James Alvin Lowry John 8. Ly!o Marshal' Marcus Peggy Jane Marshall Robert Glenn Massey Carol McGhee Nancy Ann McMahon Murray T. Miles William Oeakins Mintcr Jero Lewis Mitchum William Cobb Mitchum Harrictte D. Moore Jo Ann Moore Carolyn Mario Moss Joanne Myers Buddy Lewis Nabers James 8ooker Nance. Jr. Jack Whitfield Painter William 8ruce Parker Sylvia Rhea Payftn Mary Lov Peters Barbara Remberton Anne Marie Pennington Dori Frances Phillip Billie Jean Phillips Geraldine Witt Ponder Charles William Pres'ey. Jr. Carole Juno Quillen Virginia Hate-n Ragsdale Ida Frances Ramsey E-rn Kay Rarr say Eleanor Dare Riggins Ida Frances Rcv'h John Edward Saylors Sernas Sharp Mary Sheppard Eva Sue Shoun Betty Lou Slemons Dorothy Jean Smith William Thomas Snydo Shirlie Ines Spea Harvey L. Sproul Janet Rose Sumpter Margaret Ann Sumpter Eunice Mnble Taylor Mn-iory Temple Jan Holland Thomas William L. Thomas Carol M. Wall Martha Eleanor Walker Joe Patty Warren Joe Anno Watkins William McKinney White Barbara Jo Wills Maryilyn Sue Zumstein Left to right: Bud Thomas, 8ill Mitchum. Billie Jean Phillips. 8ill White. Kelly Gregory, Murry Miles. UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE CHORUS UNIVERSITY SINGERS DR. JOHN CARL TEGNELL Di roctor OFFICERS JAMES MARTIN ELSON...................President BETTY JANE EPPS ............. Social Chairman EUGENE PATTON ................. Vice-Prosidont 8ILL ANDERSON ...... Social Chairman SINGERS Bill Emert Anderson Jamos Martin Elion Charles Oakley Lambert Eugene H. Patton Mary Jean Archer 8etty Jana Epps Eliioboth Irwin Lapsloy Ramona Perei Blalo Kont Atchley Robert P. Farmor Poqqy Noll Long Joanno Roborson Mary Madqo 8oswoll Botty Joanno Fino Harriot Luebke Charles Eugono Spencer Robert Frederick Bratcher. Rosemary Fry James E. Massengill Mary Josephine Stult Jr. Andrew Garner Dwight Layno McCowloy Hermaneo H. Shroyer Laura Jeon Cardon Mary Eleanor Jonos Edno Jono McDouqall Donald Euqene Wisoman Roy Everett Carter Anno R. Keeling Jamos Olivor Minti Caro! C. Williamson Marilyn Clark Kathleen Kovoneugh Harold Prichard Bettie Lynn Ellis 39 The officers conducting a program. The Radio Workshop began in the fall quarter of 1947 under the leadership of the present director. Kenneth D. Dwight. Since then the organization has steadily grown; fourteen cities are now carrying Radio Workshop pro- grams. The main functions of the workshop are: (I) to provide a radio outiet for student talent; (2) to partici- pate in writing and production of university educational programs in the state of Tennessee. (3) to serve as a social organization: (4) and to provide personnel for the operation of W.U.O.T.. the university's own F.M. station. The headquarters of the organization are located in the east basement of Ayres Hall. The club also has four big social events every year for their members. RADIO W OFFICERS GEORGE BRAOFUE....................Presidont EMEL ANDERSON............... Vico President ANN McClAUD................Socrotory-Troosurer MARILYN GORDON ............ Publicity Chairmon O R K S H O P A group of tho folks who operate Radio Workshop. The Independent Studont Organization is mode up of all stu- dents in the university who do not desiro affiliation with social fra- ternities or sororities. Mootings are held regularly and the time and date are posted. This group operates a used book ecchange and has social functions frequently throughout the year. The Presi- dent this year is Sam Worloy. The Independent Studont Organization is govornod by a coun- cil composed of two representatives from each college. This council is responsible for most of the businoss functions of the Indopondent Students Organization. This council is pictured here. Agriculture Libera! Arts Businoss Administration . . . . Home Economics .............. Law . ....................... Education..................... Engineering................... Reprosontotivos-at-largo . . . . All Sing Chorus Co-chairman . Girl's Intramurals Basketball Girl's Intramurals Volleyball Boy's Intramurals Chairman . Boy's Intramurals Basketball Fred Mathis. Alfred McFco Billy Swafford l.ucion Dale. George Purnell Jo Henry, Jane Marshall Bill 8ronson, Hugh Roark Jane Simpson, Mildred McCoy Ed Millsaps, Natwar Pate! Madoline Henry, Shirloy Rudd Kelly Gregory. Jimmy Mintz Jane Simpson Jackie Hill Bill Bronson Rogor Joffo's MEMBERS OFFICERS SAM WORLEY..................................................Presidont BILL SHAW .............................................Vice-Presidont MARGARET MILES..............................................Secretary CHARLENE PERKINS .......................................... Treasurer Front row (Soatod) Madeline Hor.ry. Goorqe Purnell. Sam Worley. Charlene Perkins. Huqh Roark. Mildred McCoy. Second row: (Standing) Jewel Piercy Nolwar Patel. Lucien Dale. Frank Seal, Jano Marshall, £d Millsaps, Shirloy Rudd. Jane Simpson. Bill Bronson, and Fred Mathis INDEPENDENT STUDENTS ORGANIZATION .1 c L A S S E S 43 SENIOR CLASS JOHN THOMASON....................................President SAM WORLEY..................................Vice-President PATSY TEMPLE.....................................Secretary LEWIS HOWARD.....................................Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS CECIL ROWE......................................President NORMAN JAROS...............................Vice-President BETTY VALKER....................................Secretary GENE CALDWELL...................................Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS LUCIEN DALE.....................................President LEWIS KINNARD..............................Vice-President BARBARA LACK....................................Secretary NORBERT SLOVIS..................................Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS WILLIAM DuPREE..................................President RAWLES MORGAN..............................Vice-President MARSHA MURPHY...................................Secretary LOYD JEFFERS....................................Treasurer First Row: DONALD W. AARON ............................. Kingsport. Tennossoe WILLIAM H. BANKS.............................Louisville. Kentucky ANNE B. BROWDER............................ Springfield, Tennesseo FRANK CURLEE...................................Woodbury, Tennessoo JEAN DAVIS....................................Dyersburg. Tennessee MARY A. FUKUMORl .... Hagagum Michen. Japan Second Row: BETTYE GILES...........Clarksville, Tennesseo ABRAM W. HATCHER. College Grove. Tennessee PAULINE E. HAYDEN . Sockets Harbor. New Jersey GRADUATE 4S MARIAN V. HIGGS............................ Toano, Virginia CHARLES HONEYCUTT..................... Knoxville. Tennessee HAROLD F. JOHNSON . . Jackson, Tonnessoo Third Row: LAURIE McANDREW................. .... Dandridgo. Tennesseo JAMES F. MARTIN......................Chattanooga, Tennesseo VIRGINIA MAXEY.......................Elixabothton, Tennessee EARL R. NETTLES .... Maywood, Illinois WAYNE B. TEMPLETON....................Knoxville. Tennessee DAN H. TESTERMAN .....................Knoxville. Tennessee S AND LAW 46 SENIORS First Row: • SHELTON ASELMAN, Chattanooga. Tennessee; Businais Administration; Zeta Bata Tau. • SIDNEY ABERNATHY. Columbia. Tannaitaa; Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; U-T Chorus; Mathoditt Studant Cantar—Publicity and Refreshment Chairman; Amarican Institute of Induitrial Engineers—Treasurer; Carnicus— 19S0; All Sing—1950; Young Farmers and Homemakers; Tranifar from Ten- nessee Tach—1947-1948—Vanity Football; Tannaitaa Tach Chriitian Associa- tioni; Enginacring Sociaty. • KATHERINE ALMOND. Knoivilla. Tannaitaa; Homa Economics; Dalta Dalta Dalta; Baauty I94J-I952; ROTC Sponsor 1948; Y.W.C.A.; Homa Eco- nomics Club; Intramurali. • FRANCES ANDERSON. Martin. Tannanaa; Education. • DOROTHY ARCHER. Handarion, Tannaitaa; Education; Phi Eta Tau. • MICHAEL A. ARTESE. Norfolk. Virginia; Businan Administration; Bata Alpha Pti; Accounting Sociaty. Second Row: • CAROL AUGUR. Washington. 0. C.: Liberal Arti; Alpha Omleron Pi— Scholarship Chairman, Activity Chairman, Assistant Intramural Manager, Philanthropic Chairman; Phi Eta Tau—Secretary; U-T Playhouse; Uthor Corps: All Sing; Y.W.C.A.; Recreation Club—Publicity Manager. Vice-Pres- ident. President; Spanish Club; French Club—'Vice-President; Swimming Club. • HILDA AVANT. Dayton, Tannassaa; Education. • EVALYNE BALES. Knoiville, Tannassaa; Homa Economics. • MARTHA BELLAMY. Kingsport. Tannassaa; Education; Zata Tau Alpha- Secretary; Square Dance Club; Y.W.C.A.; President Kittle Kain Dormitory; Orange and White—Circulation Staff; Transfer from U-T Junior College— Outstanding Studant in Business Administration; College Chorus; Forum Club; Volette Staff; All Students Club—Secretary. • BARBARA 8ENZIGER, Knoiville. Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Phi Mu—His- torian. Carnicus Chairman; U.-T. Playhouse; Alpha Psi Omega; Modern Dance Club; Y.W.C.A.; French Club—Publicity Chairman; Kappa Chi; Ten- nessean Staff; Homecoming—Correspondence Committee; Carnicus—Deco- rations Committee; U-T Art League—President; Publicity Chairman; Highlights in Review —Oacorations Chairman; Woman's Studant Govern- ment Association—Finance Committee, Publicity Chairman, President; All Students Club; House Senate; Student Faculty Forum; Who's Who in Amari- can Colleges and Universities. Fourth Row: • DON R. BILLS. Gallatin. Tennessee; Business Administration; Siqma Chi —Fraternity Relations Board Representative, Vice-President; Fraternity Rela- tions Board—Rules Committee, Rush Week Committee. President; Greek Week—8anquet Chairman, Co-Chairman; All Students Club—Chairman Tra- ditions Board; S.A.M.E.—President; All Sing—Co-chairman Finale Commit- tee; Carnicus—Judges Committee; Homecoming—Vice-Chairman; A.C E. Board; Honorary Drill Platoon ROTC.; Squad Sergeant ROTC; Scarabbean; Omicron Delta Kappa; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. • MARGARET ANN BLACK. Mascot, Tennessee; Homo Economics; Delta Zeta— Guard. Standard's Chairman. Historian, Corresponding Secretary; Recreation Club; Blue Triangle; Home Economics Club; YWA—President; U-T Playhouse—Usher. SUs� cE Business Manager of THE VOLUNTEER. Browning's smilo is bigger than Warren's Popo Thomas Editor of THE VOLUNTEER. Eleanor Crcokmorq • JO ANNE BARKER, Knoiville. Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Sigma Kappa. • FRED S. BARR. Knoiville, Tennessee; Liberal Arts. • THOMAS GEORGE BARTLETT. Knoiville Tennessee; Education; Sigma Chi; Phi Delta Kappa; Sigma Epsilon Omicron—Secretary; Scabbard and Blade; Freshman Tennis Team; Freshman Basketball Team; Varsity Tennis Team—Captain; Vartity Basketball Team—Captain; Athletic Council; Out- standing Junior In Transportation; 'T Club. Third Row: • HARRELL BARTON. Paris. Tennessee- Business Administration; Delta Tau Delta; Beta Alpha Psi; Accounting Society; Orange and White. • BRONSON BAYLESS. Paris, Tennessee; Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon— Comptroller. Senior Marshall; Phi Eta Sigma—President; Alpha Chi Sigma— Master of Ceremonies. National Conclave Delegate. Vice-President; Ten- enee Engineer—Staff. I948-I9S0. Assistant Editor. I9SI-I9S2; U. T. Band; A.I.Ch E.; A.C.E. Board—Secretary. Treasurer. President; Carnicus Commit- tees; All Sing Committees; Tau Beta Pi—Secretary; Omicron Delta Kappa; Arnold Air Society—President; First Lieutenant A.F.R.O.T.C.—Distinguished Military Student • BETTY JANE BELL. Friendship, Tennessee; Home Economics. • ELIZABETH JANE BELL. Kimberlin Heights. Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Alpha Delta Pi—Vice-President of Pledge Class, Vice-President; President of Old Blount; House Senate; Alpha Epsilon Delta—Chairman of Cor- respondence Committee, Secretary; Y.W.C.A.—Cabinet. President; Tennes- see State Student Convention—President; Homecoming—Vice-Chairman; In- tervarsity—Chairman of Publicity Committee. Board- W.S.G.A. Council; All Students Club; Church Workers Council—Secretary; Philosophy Club; Mortar Board; Torchbearer; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities; Transfer from Johnson Bible College—Johnson Bible College Chorus—Secre- tary. Treasurer; Treasurer of Freshman Class; Blue and White—Reporter, Society Editor; Phllethean Literary Society; Girls Ensemble; Student Volun- teers—Program Chairman; Crusader—Co-editor. • B. HANCEL BONDS. South Fulton. Tennessee; Engineering; Sigma Fhi Epsilon; AIIE; SAM—Treasurer; Transfer from U-T Junior College—Vet's Club; Engineers Club—President. • BETTY BOSTICK. Dyersburg. Tennessee; Education; Chi Omega; Phi Eta Tau; Intramurals; Chorus; Carnicus; Jennie Armstrong—House Council; Orientation Leader; Recreation Club; Intramural Manager of Basketball Tournament. • MARTHA JEAN BOSWELL. Bristol. Virginia; Education. • RICHARD T. BOWERS. Nashville. Tennessee; Education; Sigma Chi; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Physical Education Fraternity; Var- tity Basketball; Vanity Baseball; T Club. Fifth Row: • OON A BOWMAN. Limestone, Tennessee; Agriculture. • GEORGE A. 8RADFUTE. Knoiville, Tennessee; Engineering. • J. C. BRESNAHAN. JR,. Knoiville, Tennessee; Engineering; Phi Gamma Delta—Fraternity Relations Board Representative. Secretary 1950-1951; Fresh- man Council 1948-1949; Y.M.C.A.—Cabinet I949-I9S0; Orange and White 1944-1950; Carnicus—Committee. Assistant Manager, Advisory Board 1951; Aloha Oe Committee 1949; President of Sophomore Class 1949-1950; All Students Club Council I949-I9S0; SAM—Secretary; Usher Corps; Alpha Phi Omega; Fraternity Relations Board—Vice-President Chairman Rush Week Committee; ACE Board—President 1951-1952; AIIE—secretary; An Introduc- tion to U-t's Fraternities —Editor; Omicron Delta Kappa; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. • MARY ELIZA8ETH BRIDGES. Church Hill. Tennessee; Home Economics; Delta Zeta. • JAMES G. BROOKS. Knoiville. Tennessee; Business Administration; Kap- pa Sigma. • BETTY JUNE BROWN, Harrlman, Tennessee; Home Economics. 47 48 SENIORS First Row: • HARRY E. 8ROWN, Oak Ridge. Tennessee; Mnin Administration. • MARY H. BRUFF. Knoxville, Tennossce; Homo Economics; Chi Omega— Assistant Pledge Mistress; Pan-Hellenic Representative, President; Y.W.C.A.; Home Economies Club; Tennessee Home Economies Review—Business Mana- ger; WSGA—Social Committee; Blue Triangle. • LAURIE BULL, Memphis. Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Canterbury Club; Y.W.C.A.; Transfer from Texas State College for Women—Alpha Lambda Delta; Tri Bela Biological Society. • JAMES T. BURT. Tampa, Florida; Business Administration; Kappa Alpha —Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer; Della Sigma Pi; Fraternity Relations Board; Finance Club; Business Administration Board; Transfer from Univer- sity of Tampa. • PHILLIP BUSH. Chattanooga, Tennessee; Business Administration. • JAMES E. BYRD. Humboldt. Tennessee; Agriculture. Second Row; • BARBARA CALLAWAY, Knoxville, Tennessee; Business Administration; Delta Zeta—Assistant Treasurer. Treasurer. Rush Chairman; U-T Chorus; IfSO-lfSI; Home Economics Magaxine Staff; Young Farmers and Home- makers—Council I9SI-I9S2; Church Council; Usher Corps; Blue Triangle; Transfer from Stephens College—French Club. Independents; Church Coun- cil; Dolta Sigma: Dormitory Publicity Committee. C. PHIL CHEATHAM. Jackson. Tennessoe; Liberal Arts. • KENNETH CHERRY. Celina, Tennessee; Agriculture; Alpha Gamma Rho. • JOHN D. CLARK. Wilmington, North Carolina; Business Administration; South Stadium Hall Section S—Social Chairman. Fourth Row: • RICHARD H. CLARK. 8ol!var. Tennessee; Agriculture; Pi Sigma Kappa; Alpha Phi Omega. • EARL E. CLARRIDGE. Fountain City. Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Alpha Phi Omega. • ARZELL CLAYTON. Holladay, Tennessee; Agricu tore. • JO ANN CLAYTON. Henderson. Tennessee; Home Economies. Harry Dinwiddio, Editor of tho Orange and White The faculty bigwigs at graduation Junior Class Treasurer; All Students Club Council; Pan-Hollenic Council- President. • H. W. CAMPBELL. Tipionville. Tennessee; Agriculture. • MARY LOU CAMPBELL. Lone Mountain, Tennessee; Home Economics; Zeta Tau Alpha; Home Economics Club; Phi Eta Tau; Square Danco Club. • WILLIAM E. CAMPBELL, Knoxville. Tennessee; Business Administration; Phi Sigma Kappa—Vice-President of Pledge Class. Secretary IMP, Fraternity Relations Board Representative. Vice-President, Rush Chairman. Social Chairman, President, Representative to Regional Meeting, Pledge Captain; Carnicus—Stage Committee, Stunt Committee; All Sing—Centoct Commit, tee; Aloha Oe—Program Committoe; Y.M.C A,—Cabinet; Marketing and Retailing Club—President. • JEAN CANTRELL. Elijabethton. Tennessee; Education; Delta Gamma- Pledge Class Treasurer; Volunteer Staff; Orange and White; Y W.C A.; Spanish Club; Radio Workshop. • A. F. CASCANTE, Knoxville. Tennessee; Engineering. Third Row: • ANNE JANE CATRON. Union City. Tennessee; Home Economics. • BETTY CHAPMAN. Medina, Tennessee; Education. • BARBARA CHARLTON, Knoxville, Tennessee; Home Economics; Independ- ent Student Organisation; Home Economics Club—Publicity Committee • COY M. COLLINSWORTH, Knoxville. Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Sigma Chi—Assistant Plodge Master; Scabbard and Blade—Treasurer; Lieutenant- Colonel ROTC. • RUTH COMPTON, Powell, Tennessee; Education. Fifth Row: • ROCCO CONTI, Knoxville, Tennessee; Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi. • ELMER COOKE. Lawrenceburg. Tennessee; Agriculture; Sigma Nu— Pledge Class Treasurer, Pledge Master, President, Intramural Manager. Fraternity Relations Beard Representative; Agriculture Club—Council; In- tercollegiete Poultry Judging Team; 8arnwarmin' Committee; Roundup Committeo—Publicity Chairman; Poultry Club—Secretary, Treasurer; Winner of Free Throw Intramural Basketball; Tennessee Farmer—Staff. Co-editor; Alpha Zeta; Scabbard and 8lade—Vice-President; All Sing Committee; Carnicus—Chairman. Individual Stunts; All Students Club Council; Block and Bridle Club; Distinguished Military Student; Cadet Major; Platoon Guide for Honor Platoon—Co. A; University Livestock Judging Team; Stu- dent Advisor—Agriculture Students: Publisher of Green Lantern; Scarabbean Senior Society; Omicron Delta Kappa. • JOHN F, COPPEDGE. Stanton. Tennessee; Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu. • RAYMOND L. CRAIG. Chattanooga, Tennessee; Law; Sigma Chi; Scab- bard and Blade: Distinguished Military Student in 1951. • GENE W. COUNTS. Maryville. Tennessee; Business Administration; Beta Alpha Psi; Accounting Society 49 50 SENIORS First Row: • JOAN CRAWFORD, Knoxville, Tmmum: Education- Delta Delta Delta- Junior Pan-Hellenic Representative, RmK Chairman. Corresponding Secre- tart: Orange and Whita—Society Editor; Modern Dance Club: Y.W.C.A.— Cabinet; U-T Playhouse—Vice-President; WSGA—Social Committee; Orien- tation Leader: Homecoming—Co-chairman Registration Committee; All Stu- dent� Club Council—Education Repretentative; Voluntoer Staff; Blue Tri- angle—Publicity Committee; Torch—Editorial Staff; Pi Lambda Theta—Pi Lambda Theta Award for Outstanding Junior Girl In Education; Aloha Oe Committee: Mortar Board; All Sing—Chairman Finale Committee. • ELEANOR CREEKMORE. Knoxville. Tennessee: Liberal Arts; Chi Omega- Scholarship Award. Pledgo Award, Model Initiate. Activities Chairman. Vice-President; Volunteer—Staff, Art Editor. Assistant Editor. Editor-in-Chief ITS? Volunteer; Tennessean—Staff, Art Editor, Assistant Feature Editor. Fea- ture Editor Poetry Staff. Publications Board Member; Orange and White- Staff; Torch—Business Staff; Y.W.C.A.; Modern Dance Club—Vice-President; Kappa Chi—Vice-President; Blue Triangle; Mortar Board Award for Out- standing Freshman Woman; Alpha Lambda Delta—Vice-President; Mortar Board—Treasurer; Beauty Ball—Decoration Chairman. Executive Assistant. Co-chairman: Beauty Parade—Co-chairman; Homecoming Committee- Art League—Treasurer- Orientation Leader; Carnicus—Staff. Decoration Chair- man. Chairman Girls Skits; Beaver Club; Y Cabinet Officer—Publicity Chairman; All Students Club—Council Member; Winner Zeta Beta Tau Treasurer Hunt; College Board Mademoiselle Magarine; WSGA Council Membor—Parliamentarian; AH Sing—Decoration Committoe; _ Aloha Oe; Intramurals Badg e; Honor Roll All Quarters; Member Publications Council; Convocation Committee; Inter-Church Council Member; Publications Key Award; Candidate for Volunteer of the Year; Pi Sigma Alpha—Viee-Pret- ident: Publicity Chairman for Friendship Week and Backward Dance; Win- ner U-T Bridge Tournament; Ruth Stephens Faculty Scholarship Award; Who's Third Row; • BETTY DEES. Johnson Cify, Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Delia Gamma—Schol- arship Chairman, Activities Chairman. Intramural Chairman; Modern Dance Club; Kappa Chi-Publicity Chairman; Y.W.C.A.; All Sing—Finale Commit- fee; Carnicus—Program Committee; Orange and White; Intramurals—Tennis Manager; Letter Award. Girl's Intramural Manager; Volunteer—Feature Edi- tor. Organizations Editor- Pi Lambda Theta; ROTC Sponsor—Cadet Cap- tain; Beauty Ball—Stage Chairman; Transfer from East Tennessee State Col- toae—Sigma Theta Kappa Sorority; T-S Letter Award; Dean's List; Physical Science Society. • HARRY T. DEISROTH. Haileton, Pennsylvania; Business Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha—Treasurer; Nahheeyeli Board—Treasurer; Usher Corps- Assistant Head: Delta Nu Alpha. • ROSS L. DE PRIEST. Tiptonville. Tennessee; Business Administration; Bap- tist Student Union—Executive Council. Treasurer. • WALTER DIEHL, Washington. D. C.; Engineering; Phi Sigma Kappa; ACE Board. • JOE 01 MAGGIO. Knoxville. Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Phi Sigma Kappa; Alpha Phi Omega—President; Nahheeyeli Board, • MARY ELLEN DONNELLY. Houston. Texas; Liberal Arts; Kappa Delta- Rush Chairman. Corresponding Secretary, Pan-Hellenic Representative, Par- liamentarian, Delegate to Notional Convention; U-T Playhouse—Make-Up Director; Newman Club; Beaver Club; Orientation Leader; All Sing- Chairman Stago Committee; Carnicus—Chairman Advisory Board; Co-Chair- man All Students Club—Liberal Arts Representative, Retreat Committee Chair- man; Pan-Hellenic Workshop—Chairman; Alpha Psi Omega; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Bill Bronson. President of the Independent Students Organization Aloha Oe ceremony Marie Venrick. President of the All Students Club Who in American Colleges and Universities; l?S2 Torchbeerer; Sigma Upsilon; Phi Kappa Phi; Playhouse. • SARA BETTY CRIGGER. Munford. Tennessee; Education; Zeta Tau Alpha —Social Chairman. Corresponding Secretary; Cheerleader; Orientation Leader; Pep Club; Transfer from University of Mississippi—Zeta Tau Alpha Pledge Class—Vice-President; Freshman Y.W.C.A.—Secretary. • ROBERT L. CROSSLEY. Knoxville, Tennessee; Law; Sigma Chi; Freshman Council; Phi Eta Sigma; Orange and White. Sports Editor; Torch; Usher Corps; ASC Council; Phi Delta Phi. President; Tonnessee Law Review, Casenote Editor. Editor-in-Chief; Omicron Delta Kappa. • JOHN L. CRYE, Knoxville. Tennessee; Business Administration. • JANICE CUDE. Rives, Tennessee; Home Economics. Second Row; • JOHN 8. CURTIS. Hendersonville. Tennessee; Agriculture; Alpha Gamma Rho—Charter Member Treasurer; Agriculture Club— Critic; Block and Bridle Club—Vice-President; Young Farmers and Homemakers—President; Sears-Roebuck Scholarship; Folk Festival Staff; Meat Judging Team; Round- up Staff; Farmers Day Convention Staff. • SAMUEL H. DALLAS, Havana. Cuba; Business Administration; Sigma Chi; U-T Rradio Club; International Club; Pershing Rifles; U-T Rifle Team; SAME—ACE Board Representative. • ROBERT G. DALY. Kingsport, Tennessee; Business Administration. • DICK DAVIS. Oak Ridge, Tennessee; Business Administration. • MYRA JEAN DEAKINS, Whitwell, Tennessee; Home Economics. • WILLIAM A. DEAL. Knoxville. Tennossee; Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon —Fraternity Relations Board Representative; Freshman Council; U-T Band; Tennessee Engineer—Staff. Advertising Manager. Society Editor, Business Manager; U-T Cross Country Team; ASME; ACE Board; Pi Tau Sigma- Corresponding Secretary. Fourth Row: • HELEN DONOHUE. Harve. Montana; Liberal Arts. • FRANCES DRINNEN, Maryville, Tennessee; Business Administration. • CARL L. DUNCAN. Clinton. Tennessee; Business Administration. • DOROTHY DUNCAN, Knoxville, Tennessee; Home Economics; Phi Mu— President. • JOAN DUNN. Etowah. Tennessee; Education; Phi Mu. • DAVID G. EASTERLY. Greenoville. Tennessee; Agriculture; Alpha Gam- ma Rho; Agriculture Club; Dairy Club. Fifth Row: • BETTY ECHOLS. Chilhowie. Virginia; Education; Phi Mu—Reporter. In- tromurals, All Sing Chairman; Pi Lambda Theta; U-T Singers; MENCA— Music Association; Usher Corps; Cheerleader; Transfer from Virginia Inter- ment—Student Government Hall—President- Volleyball—Varsity Captain; YWA—Council. President; Phi Beta Music Fraternity; Annual Staff; Extra- Curricular Activities Council; Honor Council—Sophomore Representative. • ELIZABETH EHLERS, Savannah, Georgia; Liberal Arts; Kappa Delta- All Sing Chairman, Pledge Clast—President. Intramurals. Editor; Junior Pan-Hellenic—Vice-President; Modern Dance Club—Symposium: Y.W.C.A.; Bluo Triangle; Home Economis Club; AH Sing—Stage Committee; Aloha Oe Committee: Kitty Kain—Second Vice-President, President; Spanish Club; Sigma Delta Pi—Vice-President; U-T Glee Club; Usher Corps; Transfor from Armstrong Junior College—Westminster Fellowship—Secretary; Infra- murals; Usher Corps—Head; Savannah—Armstrong Playhouse; Homecoming Committee: Glee Club; School Paper- Permanent Dean's List; Alpha Lamb- da Sigma Leadership Award; Litfle Theater—Minor Parts, Production Staff. • JAMES MORTON ELEY. Shelbyville. Tennessee; Engineering; ASME; Transfer from U-T Junior College—Engineering Club. • JOHN H. ELLIS, JR., Fountain City. Tennessee; Business Administration. • JAMES R. EVANS. Oak Ridge. Tennessee; Engineering; Delta Tau Delta. • ANGELINA FARMER, Knoxville, Tennessee; Home Eeconomics; Oelta Delta Delta. 51 52 SENIORS Fir Row: • 8ARBARA FERREE. Knoxville, Tennessee; Education; Chi Omega. • JUNE FIATT. Newborn, Tennosseo: Business Administration; Independent Students Organisation; Journalism Club 1951; Orango and White—St a i' I9S0-I8SI, Acting News Editor 1951. Managing Editor 1951; Honor Roll—All Ouartori; Transfer from Bethel College—Scribbler's Club 1948-1949; Bethel Beacon—Desk Editor. 1948-1949; Student Christian Association 1948-1949. • WILLIAM FLATT, Newbern. Tennessee; Agriculture; Future Farmers of America Scholarship; Agriculture Club—Vice-President. President; Farmer's Day Convention Stand Committee; Honor Roll; Delegate to Student Chris- tian Association; Jewel Tea Company. Inc. Scholarship Award; Jessie Jones Scholarship Award—1950-1951; ASC—Agriculture Representative; U-T Live- stock Judging Team; Madden Judging Contost—High Scoring Junior, Sec- ond High Individual in Senior Division; Tennessee Farmer—Advertising Managor; Honor Aqgie; Barnwarmin' Staff. Master of Coromonles; Torch bearer; Scarabbean; Omicron Delta Kappa; Who's Who In Amorican Col- logos and Universities; Transfer from Bethel College—Freshman Class Pres- ident; Bethel 8eacon Staff; Valedictorian Scholarship; Honor Roll; Debate Team; Student Christian Association; Football Squad; Omega Phi Fraternity —Treasurer. • DAVID FONDE. Knoxville. Tennessee; Engineering; Sigma Chi—Pledge Class Secrotary 1949, Best Pledge 1949. Corresponding Secretary 1950, Schol- arship Chairman 1951; Orange and White 1948-1949; Allen Math Medal 1949; Omicron Delta Kappa Froshman Award 1949; Faculty Scholarship 1943, 1949. 1950. 1951; ROTC Sergeant. Master Sergeant .Distinguished Military Studont. Colonel; Eta Kappa No-Corresponding Secrotary; Tau Beta Pi- Sophomore Award. Honor Junior, Pledgo Essay Prile, President, Delegate to National Convention; SAME—ACE 8oard Representative, Outstanding Junior Award; Lockott Scholarship 1951; Scabbard and 8lade—Secretary; Military Ball Committee; Phi Kappa Phi—Vice-President; Omicron Dolta Kappa; Who's Who in Amorican Colleges and Universities. • NANCY FORD. Concord. Tennessee; Homo Economics. ® C. BICKLEY FOSTER. Bristol. Virginia; Liberal Arts. Delta; Dolphin Club—Secretary; Modern Dance Club; Kappa Chi; Student Assistant Hostess—Henson Hall. Fourth Row; • EDWARD E. GREENE, Knoxville. Tennessee; Business Administration; Pi Kappa Alpha—Publicity Chairman. Plcdgemastor; Square and Compass Club; U-T Accounting Society; 8o!a Alpha Psi—President; Distinguished Military Student; Lioutonant Col. ROTC; Scabbard and Blado. • EMORY GREENE, Knoxville. Tennessee; Business Administration; Baptist Student Union Executive Council—Mission Chairman. • BARBARA GRIFFIN. Chattanooga. Tennessee; Education; Blue Triangle; Transfer from Tonncssoc Wosloyan Junior Collego—Kappa Delta Phi; Stu- dent Christian Association; International Relations Club; Bulldog—Staff; Nacefula Staff; Delta Psi Omega. • GERE P. GRIGGS. Humboldt, Tennessee; Business Administration; Siama Alpha Epsilon—President; Volunteer—Business Staff. Assistant Business Man- ager. Office Manager; Orange and White—Assistant Circulation Manaqer; Usher Corps 1948-1949. Head Usher I9S0-I952: 8eauty Ball-Committee, Executive Assistant; Mid-Winter Convocation Committee, Publicity Chair- man; Fratornity Relations Board—Socretary-Trcasurer; Y.M.C.A.—Cabinet, Vice-President; Editor of Y's Owl; All Sing—Stage Committee; Carnicus— Contact Committee; Aloha Oe—Chairman of Publicity Committoo. Program Chairman. Manager; Scarabbean Froshman Award; All Students Club— Traditions Committee. Traditions Chairman; Delta Sigma Pi—Representative to Business Administration Board; Co-chairman Greek Woek; SFOB Momber; Student Union Committoo; Publications Council; Cadet Captain ROTC; Omicron Delta Kappa; Scarrabbean; Who's Who In American Colleges and Universities. • DONALD GRUNAUER. Brooklyn. New York; Engineering. • DOLORES GUFFEY, Athens. Tennessee; Education; Sigma Kappa; Baptist Student Union Exocutive Council—Magaiine Representative. Fifth Row: • MARY 0 GUILL. Dresden, Tennessee; Home Economics Botty Boll. )h© YWCA proxy Wo finally made if George Regas, tho YMCA proxy Second Row: • ALMA JEAN FOX. Carter's Creek. Tennessee; Home Economics; Wesley Foundation—Council Momber; Home Economics Club; Delta Delta Dolta Scholarship Award; Young Farmor't and Homomakers; Omicron Nu. • CHESTER T. FOY. Martin. Ton.oosseo; Agriculture. • EMILY FRETZ, Knoxville. Tennosseo; Home Economics; Chi Omega — Pledge Activities Award, Social Chairman. Secretary; U-T Chorus; Orango and Whito—Offico Managor; Carnicus—Awards Committee. Program Com- mittee. Chairman Clown Committoo; All Sing—Co-chairman Contact Com- mittee; Aloha Oo—Ushor Committee; Homecoming—Registration Commit- tee: Y.W.C.A.: Bluo Triangle—Council. President; WSGA—Financial Com- mittee-Council; Voluntoar—Class Editor I950-I9S2. Assistant Editor 1951- 1952; Beauty Ball—Eieeutivo Assistant; Oriontatlon Lcador; Usher Corps; Home Economics Club—Publicity Committee. Juinor Roprosestativo to Coun- cil; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. • MARYANNE FRIEND. Knoxville. Tcnnessoe; Education; Alpha Dolta PI; Ull Secretary; VOLUNTEER Beauty. • ROSEMARY FRY. Knoxville. Tennosseo; Education; Alpha Delta Pi—Serv- ico Chairman; U-T Chorus; Blue Triangle; Homecoming Committee; Orien- tation Leador; Y.W.C.A.; Ushor Corps; University Singers. • ANN FULLER, Kingsport. Tcnnessoe; Education. Third Row: • BOB N. GALBREATH. Goodlettsvillo. Tonnossee; Agriculture; Alpha Gamma Rho. • RUTH GARLAND, Memphis, Tennosseo; Education; Zota Tau Alpha; Y.W.C.A.; Modern Dance Club; Beauty Ball—Publicity Committee; Volun- teer—Features Staff: Oriontation Loader. • GAVIN M. GENTRY. Knoxville. Tcnnessoe; Law; Phi Gamma Delta- Historian. Corresponding Socrotary; Freshman Tennis Team; Varsity Tennis Team—Co-Captain I9SI-I952: ROTC Rifle Team; T Club; Distinguished Military Studont; Transportation Corps Award to Third Yoar Cadet- Lieu- tenant Col. ROTC; Scabbard and 8lado; Delta Sigma Pi; Bota Gamma Siqma; All Students Club—Business Administration Representative, Treas- urer; Scarabbean; Omicron Dolta Kappa; Who's Who In American Col- leges and Universities. • LEON F. GOODE Knoxville, Tcrnossoe; Engineering. • MARY JANE GOUFFON, Knoxville, Tennessee; Education; Alpha Omicron Pi; Phi Eta Tau; Y - Blue Triangle. • GWYNNE GRAVfeTT, Maryville, Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Alpha Lambda • RONALD GULLEDGE. Memphis. Tennessee; Pro-Law; Kappa Sigma; Orange and White—Business Staff. • PEGGY HALE. Russelsvllle. Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Alpha Omicron Pi- Pledge Class President; Orange and White Staff; Y.W.C A.; French Club; Hcuso Senato; Mattie Koin Dormitory—President: Journalism Club; Volun- teer-Staff; Transfer from Undenwood College—Delegate to Political Con- vention; Hockey Team; League of Women Voters; School Papor—Editor; Delegate to Missouri Journalism Conference. Radio Writer for Campus Sta- tion; Co-WInnor of Bridge Tournament; Journalism Club. • LESLIE HAMMER. Knoxville. Tennessee; Homo Economics; Delta Dolta Dolta—Activities Chairman. Political Representative. Prosidont; Y.W.C.A.; Intramurals; Volunteor—Business Staff. Sorority Editor 1950. Greek Editor 1951; Aloho Oe—Ushor Committoe; U-T Playhouso Committee; Kappa Chi- Treasurer; Beauty 8all—Committoo; All Sing—Committee; Orientation Lead- er; Home Economics Club—Banquot Ticket Chairman, Banouet Genoral Chairman. Vice-President; All Students Club—Dance Committee; Junior Danforth Award: Omicron Nu; WSGA Legislative Committee; Usher Corps; Mortar Board; Hon. Reg. Col. ROTC; Who's Who in American Collegos and Universities. e ELIZA6ETH HANCOCK, Knoxville. Tennessee; Homo Economies; Phi Mu —Pledge Class President, Registrar. Corresponding Secretary; Freshman Council- Alpha Lambda Delta—Secretary; Alternate for Danforth Award; B'ue Triangle: Home Economics Club—Second Vice-President; Modern Dance Club; Kappa Chi—Secretary; W.S.G.A.—Legislative Committee; In- tramurals; Omicron Nu—Treasurer; Borden Award in Home Economics for Junior from East Tennesseo. O HENRY H. HANCOCK. Paris. Tennessee; Business Administration; Delta Tau Delta—Rush Chairman. Sergoant-at-Arms, Political Representative, Chairman Fashion Show, Southern Convention Chairman, Fraternity Rela- tions Board Representative; Carnicus Committees; Homecoming Commit- tees; All Sing—Committee Chairman; Radio Workshop; Orange and White - Business Staff. Advertising Managor. Business Manager I9S0-I95I; Pershing Rifles—Publicity Chairman; Y.M.C.A.; ROTC—So.-geant, Captain; Tennos- soan—Advertising Staff, Assistant Business Manager; U-T 8and; Volunteer— Advertising Staff; U-T Playhouse; Torch—Business Manager; Tennessee Shoot- in' Iron—Business Manager; Business Administration Ball Committoo; Jour- nalism Club—Social Chairman, President; Fraternity Relations Board—Social Chairman; Publications Council; All Students Club—Chairman of ASC Committee on National Students Association; Business Administration 8oard; Greek Week—Co-chairman; Omicron Delta Kappa; Who's Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities. 53 54 SENIORS First Row: • MARY JANE HARDWICK. Cleveland. Tennessee; Liberal Art� : Chi Omega—Social and Civic Sorvice Chairman. Personnel Chairman: Y.W.C.A.; Spanish Club; Bluo Trianqle; Jonnie Armstrong—Vice-President, Traaiurer. • CLIFFORD HARPE. Oak Ridge. Tennessee; Liberal Art� ; Sigma Nu. • JUNE HARRIS, Chattanooga. Tennessee: Liberal Art� ; Delta Delta Delta; Y.W.C.A.; Blue Triangle; Modorn Dance Club; Transfer from Shortor Col- lege—Polymian Society; Y.W.C.A.; Methodi� ! Student Union—Secretary 1949; Beauty I9«B-I9«9; Social Council. • KEITH HARRIS, Swoetwaler. Tenneitee; Engineering. • KEITH HARRISON Greentvillo, Tonnottee; Agriculture; Alpha Gamma Rho—Charter Momber, Secrotary, Fraternity Relation� Board Representative; Jessie Jones Scholarship I948-I949.I5S0-I9SI; Freshman Oanforth Scholarthip; Honor Roll 1949-1950-1951; Second in Swine Clan Round-up: Young Farmer� and Homomakers—Vice-President; Agriculture Club—Secretary; Round-up— Committee. Assistant Manager. Genoral Manjger I9S2; American Farmer Degree: Second Place In Junior Division of Madden Contest; Dairy Club; Alpha Zeta—Vico-President. Delegate to Biennial Conclovo; Livestock Judg- ing Toam; Won Swine Class fn Round-up; Greek Week—Chairman of Quoens Commitloe; All Students Club—Agriculture Representative; Barn- warmin' Staff; ROTC Major; Scabbard and Blade; U-T Dairy Judging Team; Oanforth Senior Award lor Agriculture Senior; Scarabbean; Who’s Who in Amorican Colleges and Universities. • KYLE HART, Knoxville, Tennessee; Business Administration. national Club—Secretary; Horticulture Club; Track; Biologia; Philosophy Ctub; Transfer from George Washington University—track; German Club. • LEWIS S. HOWARD. Knoxville. Tennessee: Business Administration- Law; Sigma Chi—Fraternity Relations Board Representative. President; Delta Sigma Pi—President; Della Nu Alpha—Social Chairman; Nahhleeyali Board; Business Administration Board; Sonio: Class Treasurer; All Students Club Screening Board; Omicron Della Kappa; Phi Oolta Phi; Tho Torch—Assistant Editor; Senior Invitations Committee. • BARBARA HUFF. Gatlinburg. Tennesseo; Home Economics; Pi Beta Phi- Best Pledge. Pledge Historian. Pledge Activities Chairman. Treasurer. Con- vention Delegate. Intramurals. Vice-President. Pledge Mother, Activities Chairman, Political Representative; Goddess of Greeks; Henson Hall—Proc- tor. President; Orange and White; VOLUNTEER; Carnieus—Committees; All Sing—Commit'teo, Chairman Program Committee; Beauty Ball—Chairman Ticket Committee; Aloha Oo—Decoration Committee; Y.W.C.A.—Cabinet; Tennossoan—Asst. Business Manager; Hon. Lt. Col. ROTC; U-T Band Spon- sor WSGA—Vice-President; Homo Economics Club—Secretary; V0I Pep Club—Treasurer; Jennie Armstrong Dormitory—Treasurer; U-T Beauty; Mor- tar Board; Torchbearer; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Fourth Row: • NORMA HUGHES, Vienna. Virginia; Education. • HAYES HUNTER. Columbia. Tennessee- Engineering; Independent Stu- dents Organisation; Amorican Instituto of Electrical Engmoers; Junior Clast Council; South Sfadium—Athletic Director, Social Chairman; Univorsify Church Workers Council. • JEAN HUNTER. Fountain City. Tennessee; Education; Alpha Delta Pi— Vice-President Plodge Class. Intramural Chairman. Membor-af-Large. Out- Proxy of tho Fraternity Relations Board. Don Bills Torch Night coromony Barbara Calloway. Pan Hollonic Proxy Second Row: • KITTY HARTMAN. Knoxville. Tonnossee; Education: Alpha Della Pi Chap- lain; Swimming Club; Bluo Triangle; Y.W.C.A.; Homo Economics Club; Women’s Intramural Shulfloboard Manager; Carnieus—Committee; Pop Club —Charter Momber; Modorn Dance Club; Kappa Chi—Treasurer; All Sing- Stage Committee: Cheerloador. • PATRICIA HARTZ, Memphis. Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Phi Mu. • CAROLYN HARVEY, Knoxville. Tennessee; Home Economies: Alpha Delta Pi—Assistant Treasurer. Magazine Chairman, Registrar; Blue Tnangle; Home Economics Club: Alpha Lambda Delta; Homecoming Committoe; Orienta- tion Leader; W.S.G.A. Committee; Omicron Nu—Secretary. • BERNARD H. HASTINGS. Charlotte. North Carolina; Business Adminis- tration; Pi Kappa Phi. • JOHN C. HASTINGS. Shelbyville. Tennessee; Business Administration; Kappa Alpha; Accounting Society. • LOWELL J. HENDRICK, Marion, Iowa; Businets Administration. Third Row: • CAROLYN HENDERSON. Hof Springt, North Carolina; Home Economics. e WILLIAM 8. HENRY. Newport, Tennesseo: Business Administration; Pi Kappa Alpha—Corresponding Secretary IPSO. Vice-President 1951, Intramural Managor I9SI. Social Chairman 1951; Beaver Club IW9-19S0; SAM 1951- 1952. • PATRICIA C. HICKMAN, Chattanooga, Tennessee; Education; Delta Gamma; Pi lambda Thota—Social Chairman; 8lue Trianqle; U-T Playhouse; Transtor from Tennessee Wosloyan—Phi Theta Kapoa; Bulldog—Staff, Editor; International Relations Club; Class Secretary; Student Council; Eteclod Mott Likely to Succeed; Kappa Delta Phi. • JAMES M. HORN. Arlington, Virginia; Liboral Arts; Sigma Nu—Chap- lain; Canterbury Club—Vice-President, Sergeant-at-Armi. President; Inter- standing Junior Award. President; Blue Triangle—President; Y.W.C.A.— Cabinet I9S0-I9SI. Secretary-Treasurer I9SI-I952; Editor—Y’t Owl; Recrea- tion Club; Orange and White; Swimming Club; Intramurals; Carnieus— Contact Committee. Chairman—Judges Committee; Voluntoer—Office Staff. Advertising Managor. Assistant Business Manager; Aloha Oe—Program Committoe. Co-chairman: WSGA Council; Tennostoo Girl—Editor; Home- coming Committee: Beauty 8all Parade Committee; All Sing—Committee; Convocation—Committee; Orientation Leader; Mortar Board; Pi Lambda Thota; Uther Corps; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. • CECIL EDWARD INGLE. New Taxewell. Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Phi Sigma Kappa; Biologia Club—Publicity Chairman; Spanish Club; Under- graduate Assistant in Botany Department; Transfer from East Tonnossee State Colloge—Glee Club; Biology Club. • JAMES F. JACKSON. Dayton, Ohio; Business Administration. • LOU H. JACOBS, Columbia, Tcnnossee; Agriculture. Fifth Row: • RUBY JANEWAY. Concord, Tennessee; Education; Baptist Student Union Executive Council—Secretary. • WILLIAM £, JAVERT, Knoxville. Tennessoe; Engineering. • JAMES JENKINS, Grand Junction, Tonnossee; Engineering. • NANCY JENKINS. Oak Ridge, Tennessoe; Education; Pi Bota Phi-Presi- denl; Intramurals; Blue Triangle; U-T Playhouse; BaDtist Student Union; Y.W.C.A.; Volunteer Staff; Usher Corps; Honorary Lt. Colonel ROTC; Trans- fer from Virginia Intermont College—Student Government; Honor Council; Dormitory President; Tennessee Club—President; Baptist Studont Union- Council; Bio-Chemistry Club; Home Economics Club—Secretary; Y.W.C.A. —Council; College Cnoir. • CAROLYN JOHNSON. Knoxville. Tonnossee; Education; Pi Beta Phi- Censor 19«. Recording Secrotary I9S0-I9SI. Vice-President 1951-1952; Orango and Whito Staff; Blue Triangle—Publicity Council; Radio Workshop—Pro- gram Committee; Y.W.C,A.; Orientation leador; Pi Bota Phi Oebate Team; ACE Queen Finalist 1999; Aloha Oe Committee. • FAYE JOHNSON. Etowah. Tennessee; Home Economics. 55 56 SENIORS Firtf Row: • STEVE JOHNSON, Knoxville, Tmmiim; Engineering. • KATHERINE JONES. Knoxville, Tennessee; Education; Phi Mu—Treasurer of Pledge Clan; Mode n Dance; V. • BILLY K. KEMP. Monoville. Tennessee; Agriculture; Alpha Gamma Rho. • LURA KENNEDY, Hampshire. Tennessee; Home Economics. • JESSE KEY. Paris. Tennessee; Engineering. • ANNE KEYS, Erwin. Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Chi Omega; Y.W.C.A ; Spanish Club; Volunteer—Organizations Staff; Carnieus—Publicity Commit- tee; Homecoming Committeo—Publicity; U-T Playhouse; Orange and White — Editorial Staff; Transfer from Hollins College. Second Row: • CURTIS KING. Knoxville. Tennessee; Business Administration. • JAMES H. KINZEL. Roanoke. Virginia; Business Administration; Sigma Chi; Varsity Basketball I949-ISS2; T Club IM9-ISS2. • R. H. KIRKLAND. Knoxville. Tennessee; Engineering. • WILLIAM L. KITCHENS. Memphis. Tennessee; Agriculture. Fourth Row: • ELIZABETH LAPSLEY, Knotville, Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Usher Corps; University Chorus—Treasurer; University Singer s—Publicity Manager; Y.W.C.A.—Cabinet, Music Chairman; Transfer from Converse College— Y.W.C.A Cabinet. • NATALIE LEACH. Knoxville, Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Chi Omega—Rush Chairman; Y.W.C.A.; Vice-President of freshman Class; All Students Club Council; Intramurals; Blue Triangle—Vice-President; French Club—Secretary- Treasurer; Pi Delta Phi—Secretary; Orientation Leader; ROTC Sponsor; Beauty IW9-I9SI; Carnieus Committee; Aloha Oe Committee; Miss Tennes- see — I9SI-I9S2. • JEAN LE80W, Knoxville. Tennessee; Education; Baptist Student Union Council—Co-President. • LAWRENCE D. LEVINE. Chattanooga. Tennetsee; Business Administ a- tion; Zete Beta Tau—Plodge President. Fraternity Relations Board Represen- tative; Political Representative. Social Chairman, Prosidont; U-T Playhouse; Orange and White; Alpha Psi Omega; Nahheeyali Board—Secretary; All Students Club Council—Social Chairman. Activities Chairman; Omicron Delta Kappa. • MELBA LEWIS. Powell. Tennessee; Education. • MARGARET R, LONG. Knoxville. Tennessee; Home Economics. Arlynn Pilling, tho prosidont of Mortar Board Rocoiving awards at the Aloha Oo Ceremony Blair Wright, the president of Omicron Oelta Kappa • FREDERICK G. KITTS. Knoxville. Tennessee; Engineering: Delta Tau Delta —Recording Secretary; Phi Eta Sigma—President; American Institute oF Chemical Engineers; All Students Club—Vice-President Sophomore Clets. Engineering Representative; Alpha Chi Sigma—Recorder; Pershing Rifles; Scabbard and Blade—Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi; Major—Air ROTC; ACE Board. • PEGGY KNOX, Lawrenceburg, Tennessee; Home Economics; Alpha Omi- cron Pi; Home Economics Club; Y.W.C.A.; Volunteer Staff; Transfer from Maryville College—Cheerleader. Third Row: • ANN KOFFMAN. Kingsport. Tennetsee; Liberal Arts; Pi Beta Phi—Rush Captain; Volunteer—Staff; Aloha Oe—Committee; Homecoming— Commit- tee; Y.W.C.A.; French Club; Transfer from Hollins College—Y.W.C.A.; Coral Club; Hollins Columns; Writer’s Club. • DORIS KOHLER. Knoxville. Tennessee; Business Administration; Alpha Epsilon Phi; Beaver Club—Secretary, Vice-President; Hillel; IZFA; Modern Danco Club; Blue Triangle; Pi Lambda Theta; Pi Omega Pi; Retail Train- ing Institute; Usher Corps; Kappa Chi. • ALEXANDER KOSTY Corning, New York; Education. • EMMA LOU KREGER. Bluff City. Tennessee; Business Administration; Delta Delta Delta; Pi Omega Pi. Fifth Row: • NELSON LUNN, Lewitburg. Tennessee; Business Administration; Phi Sigma Kappa; Pershing Rifles; Band Photographer; Y.M.C.A.—Cabinet; Marketing-Retailing Club; Aloha Oe—Publicity Committee; Chairman Pub- licity Committee • VERNON LYONS. Norfolk. Virginia; Bus'ness Administration; Kappa Alpha—Vice-President; Freshman Football Team; Track Team; Pep Club; ROTC; Lettered in Varsity Football end Varsity Track; T Club—President; All Students Club Council—Athletic Representative. Chairman of Athletic Council; Omicron Delta Kappa; Scarabbean Sonior Society. • ELEANOR McCLEARY. Knoxville. Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Alpha Omi- cron Pi—Pan-Hellenic Representative, Political Representative. Intramurals. Corresponding Secretary. Activities Chairmen; Freshman Council; Swim- ming Club—Vice-President, President; French Club—President; PI Delta Phi —Secretary. President; Y W.C.A.; Carnieus Committees; Al! Sing Commii- tees; Recreation Club; Spanish Club; Orientation Leader; Radio Workshop; Usher Corps. • MARTHA McCOLLOCH. Knoxville. Tennessee. Education; Phi Mu—Intra- murals. Room Chairman; 8luo Triangle; Phi Eta Tau; Recreation Club; Orientation Leader; Student Square Dance; Manager Badminton Tourn - ment. • BILLY JOE LADD. Newborn. Tennessee; Agriculture. • SAW HLA AUNG LAIK. Shan State. Burma; Agriculture. 57 • BOB McCULLOUGH, Murfreesboro, Tennessee; Business Administrati:n. • ROBERT E. MCDONALD, Knoxville, Tennessee; Engineering. 58 First Row: SENIORS • SARAH E. McEVER. Knoiville, Tennessee; Horn Economic� ; Phi Mo- Junior Pan-Hellenic Representative, Assistant Pledge Dlr«c or; Horn� Eco- nomic� Club—Secretary, Chairman of Horn Economic� Club Banquet; Orange and White; 8lua Triangle; Alpha Lambda Delta—Treaiurer; Presi- dent E. Sub-District MYF; WSGA Finance Committee; All Sing—Publicity Committaa. • MARY McGUFFEY, Roc I wood, Tannaitaa: Homa Economic� . • DAYTON McFERRAN. Moil, Tannattaa; Agricultura; Agricultura Club; Agricultura Education Club; Alpha Zata; Transfer from David Lipicomb Collage. • KENNETH McMAHAN. Knoxville, Tanna� � aa; Busina� � Adminittration • THOMAS HOWARD McNEESE. Baileyton, Tannatsaa; Educaiton; Entered U-T March IMP; Received B.S. degree in Education Dec. I9SI; Phi Kappa Phi. • JOSEPH McNULTY. Brielle. Now Jersey; Educaticn; Newman Club; lota lambda Sigma. • MURRAY T. MILES. Murfreetboro. Tannenee; Agriculture; Independent Student Organization Council; Agriculture Club; University Chorus—Vice- Pretidant; Co-ad Square Dance Club—Pre� idant; Young Farmer� and Home- maker� —Vice-President, President; Tennessee Farmer—Assistant Circulation Manager. Circulation Manager; Chairman of 1950 Folk Festival; Methodist Student Center; Agronomy Club; U-T Choral Society—Preiident; Wesley Foundation Council, Barewarmin' Staff. Fourth Row: • GLEN MILLER. Martel. Tennessee; Liberal Art� . ® JOHN S. MILLER. Nyack. Ne- York; Engineering, • MARY LONAS MILLER, Knoiville. Tennessee; Education; Pi Beta Phi- Recording Secretary Pledge Cla� � , Intramural Manager; Orange and White; Y W.C.A.; Blue Triangle; Volunteer; Pep Club—Vice-President; Orientation Leader; Student Director of U-T Debate team. • JACK R. MONDAY. Atlanta, Georgia; Engineering. • JAMES R. MONTGOMERY, Knoiville. Tennessee; Education; Delta Tau Delta—Best Pledge; U-T Cross Country and Track Team; U-T Forensic So- ciety; Pershing Rifle� ; Debate earn; Tau Kappa Alpha—President; Alpha Phi Omega—President; ROTC— Major; Scabbard and Blade; Who'� Who in American Education; Phi Delta Koppa—Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: • ANNE McREYNOLDS. Pikcville Tennessee; Business Administration. • BEN F. MOORE. Knoiville. Tennessee; Businets Adminittration. Lee Nelton, Captain of the U.T. Band Smiles from the R.O.T.C. Sponsor� Pat Mann, the president of Alpha Lambda Dolta • DONALD MALONE. Donation, Tennessee; Agriculture: Alpha Gamma Rho; Young Farmer� and Homemaker� —Council, President; Baptist Student Union; Agriculture Club; Block-Bridle Club; ROTC—Captain. • JANE MARSHALL, McKenzie. Tennessee; Home Economic� . • LUZELL MARSHALL. Morris Chapel. Tennessee; Education; Independent Student Organization; Trantfer from U-T Junior College—Future Teacher'� Club—President; All Students Christian; All Studonts Club Council. • JAMES R. MARTIN. Nashville, Tennessee; Business Administration; Sigma Phi Epsilon. • KATHERINE MASON. Chilhowie, Virginia; Home Economic� ; Sigma Kappa. Third Row: • WILLIAM M. MASSEY. Nashville. Tennessee; Agriculture. • CLYDE A, MAYNARD. Memphi� . Tennessee; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Eptilon—Chaplain, Treasurer; Orange and White; Y.M.C.A.; Usher Corps; Major—ROTC; Accounting Society. • BETTY MEEK, Sparta. Tennejsee; Home Economic� . • RICHARD T. MEEK. Charlotte, North Carolina; Law. • WYNELLE MELSON, Atlanta, Georgia; Liberal Arts; Pi Beta Phi; Bap- tist Student Union; Orange and White Circulation Staff; Trantfer from Agnet Scott—Freshman Choir; Black Friars; Spanish Club; Baptist Student Union Council—Vice-President; Annual Staff; Chorus. Fifth Row: • JETTIE MOORE. Nashville, Tennessee- Education; Delta Gamma; Art League—President; U-T Playhouse—Secretary; Radio Workshop; Alpha Psi Omega: Transfer from University of Louisville—Playhouse; Trantfer from Ward Belmont—F.F. Club; Dramatic� Club; Tranifer from Francis Shimer College—Delta Pti Omega—Secretary-Treasurer; Y.W.C.A.—Secretary; Green Curtain Dramatic Socioty. • ANN MORRIS, Knoiville. Tennessee; Education; Delta Delta Delta—In- tramural Manager, Marshal; Swimming Club—Treasurer, Manager of Swim- ming Meet; WSGA Backward Dance—Publicity Chairman; U-T Intramural Manager for Girl� ; Relay Carnival Manager; Phi Eta Tau—Treatu er. • JERRY MORRIS. Lenarue. Kentucky; Education. • LILY VAN MORRIS, Knoxville, Tennessee; Businets Adminittration; Alpha Omicron Pi—Assistant Treasurer, President; Volunteer Staff; Newman Club; Modern Dance Club; Intramural� ; Blue Triangle—Council; French Club— Publicity Chairman; All Sing—Committee. Co-chairman; Y.W.C.A.; Cornicus —Committee; Homecoming—Committee; Orientation Leader; WSGA—Fi- nancial Committee: Radio Workshop; Finance Club; Mortar Board—Vice- President; Who'� Who in American College� and Univertitiet. • JOHN C. MOYERS. Speedwell, Tennessee; Engineering; ASME; Pi Tau Sigma—Recording Secretary. 59 • JAMES H. MURPHY. Newport New� , Virginia; Agriculture; ASAE. SENIORS First Row: • JOANNA MYERS, Knoxville, Tennessee; Business Adminiitration; Chi Omega. • NANCY C. NAYLOR. Finger. Tennessee; Heme Economic� . • RH08A JEAN NE8LETT, Charlotte. Tennessee; Education; Zeta Tau Alpha. • JAN NEELY. Nashville, Tennessee; Liberal Art� ; Delta Zeta; Pep Club; Playhouse; Baptiit Student Union; Tramfer from Bessie Tift Colleqe—Cheer- leader; Studio Player� ; Annual Staff; Baptiit Student Union; IRC; Student Government; Peirian Club; Alpha Delta lota—Pretident. • LEE H. NELSON. Humboldt. Tennessee; Engineering: Sigma Alpha Ep- � ilon—Secretary; Phi Eta Sigma; U-T Band—8and Captain; Kappa Kappa P� i; ASC Engineering Repretentative; All Sing; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE. • LOU ODOM, Chattanooga. Tennetiee; Home Economic� ; Chi Omoga— Vocation� Chairman; Y.W.C.A.; Home Economic� Club; 8luo Triangle; Intra- mural� ; Orange and White—Butinoti Staff; All Sing—Committee; Cernicut— Committee: Pep Club. Second Row; • KATHERINE O'DONNELL. Bernerdtville. North Carolina; Liberal Art� ; Delta Gamma—Recording Secretary; Spanilh Club; ROTC Spontor; Bluo Triangle; Y.W.C.A.; Newman Club; tranifer from Women'� College of Uni- vertify of North Carolina—Hall Service League Chairman. Hall Social Com- mittee: Adelphian Society, Catholic Club Officer, Sociology Club. • ELINOR OVERTON. Bell� . Tennetiee; Home Economict. berthip Chairman. Hittorian; Dolphin Club; Water Pageant—Ticket Chair- man; Delta Delta Delta Scholarthip Winner; Delta Air Line� Scholarship; Tranifer from U-T Junior College—International Relation� Club; Vcletlo; YWA; Outitanding Student in Business Adminiitration; Repretentative to International Typing Conteif. • CAROLYN PECK. Greenback. Tonneiioe; Butina� � Adminiitration; Sigmj Kappa—Publicity Chairman; Correspondent to Triangle; Journalism Club— Vice-President; Business Administration 8oard; U-T Playhouse; Orange and White—Staff. Copy Editor; U-T Chorut; Tranifer from Ward-Belmont—FF Social Club—Treaiurer; Round-table: Speech Club—Secretary; Spanith Club; Milestone� —Staff; Hail Hall—Vice-Pretident; Ward-Belmont Choir. Fourth Row: • WILLIAM 8. PENOARVIS. Old Hickory, Tennetiee; Business Administra- tion. • CATHERINE ANNE PENN. Humboldt. Tennenoe; Education; Alpha Omi- cron Pi; Blue Triangle; Y.W.C.A.; Pi Lambda Thota; Tranifer from Lam- berth College—Omega Uptilon Lambda; Future Teacher� of America; Na- tional Piano Audition� —Winner; Second in State; Two-Piano Concert� . • CHARLENE PERKINS. Adamiville. Tennetiee; Home Economict. • NORMA PETTIGREW. Sharon. Tennessee; Home Economic� ; Zeta Tau Alpha. • MARGERY PHILLIPS. Alcoa. Tennetiee; Bucinet� Adminiitration. • TRAVIS PIERCY. Bollevue. Tennenoe; Agriculture; Alpha Gamma Rho— Charter Member, Chaplain. House Manager; Agriculture Club—Secretary; MYF; Wesley Foundation—Treasurer; Barnwarmin'—Decoration Committee. Arvloe Hadad, Proiidont of The gait fake over at the S.A.E. Legacy Party Scabbard and 8lade Jim Bretnahan. prosidcnt of tho A.C.E. Board • SIDNEY PADGETT, South Pittsburg, Tennessee; Liberal Art� ; Sigma Nu— Sentinel; Vol Pep Club; Geography Club; Transferred from Tenneitoe Polytechnic Institute—Chemiitry Club. • JAMES EDWIN PARIS. Ripley. Tennessee; Agriculture; Phi Sigma Kappa —Intramural Team Captain. High Point Intramural Man; Education Club; Transfer from U-T Junior College—Agriculture Club. • SARAH PARK, Cleveland, Tennotsee; Education; Chi Omega—Social and Civic Service Chairman; Modern Danco Club; Kappa Chi. • BARBARA PARKER. Knoxville, Tennessee: Education; Phi Mu—Chaplain; 8apti� t Student Union—Editor of Paper; Blue Triangle; W$GA—Publicity Committee: Pi Lambda Theta. Third Row: • EUGENE PATTON, Plkeville. Tennessee; Liberal Art� ; Alpha Gamma Rho —Charter Member. Publicity Chairman, Social Chairman. Alumni Secretary; Seart-Roobuck Scholarship; YFH Club—Treasurer, Vice-President; Froibman Football; American Farmer Degree; Methodist Student Center—Council. Music Director; UT Chorus—Treasurer; U-T Singer� —Vice-President; Church Choir; U-T Octecl; Opera Workshop; Assistant Choral Director; U-T Play- house—Usher Corps; Concert Series—Business Manager; Vol Sports Staff. • WILLARD PATTON. Knoxville. Tennessee; Engineering; Engineers Co-op Program; AIEE—Vico-President;_ Eta Kappa Nu; IRE; Tau Beta Pi; Tranifer from University of Miami—Engineers Club. • RICHARD E. PAWEL. Norris. Tennessee; Engineering; AlCh.E—Vice- President; Alpha Chi Sigma; Scabbard and 8lade; Arnold Air Society- Charter Member; ACE Board; Cadet Major—AFROTC. • RUTH PEARMAN, Cumberland Gap. Tennessee; Home Economics. • ELIZABETH V. PEASE, Woit Gathen, Connecticut; Businett Administra- tion; Delta Zeta—Junior Pan-Hellenic Repretentative. Standards Chairman, Scholarship Chairman, Intramurals: Alp o Eta Rho—Charier Member. Mem- Decoration Chairman; Agriculture Education Club—Reporter and Editor of Tennessee Farmer, Vice-President; Young Farmer� and Homemaker� ; State Method!� ) Student Movement—Treasurer. Fifth Row: • ARLYNN PILLING. Sheboygan, Witcontin; Businett Adminiitration; Pi Beta Phi—Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary. Activities Chair- man, Intramural� Chairman. Public Relationi Chairman. Pledge Scholarthip Award- Volunteer—8utinett Manager. Assistant Business Manager, Clast Edi- tor, Office Manager; Orange and White; Tennessean— Business Staff; Shootin' Iron Board; Mortar 8oard—President; Honor Roll; All Studonts Club—Sec- retary. Publications Board Chairman, Finance and Resoarch Committee; Women's Student Government Association; Dormitory House Council- two yeart, Treasurer; Carnicus—Advisory Board, Contact Committee. Stage Committee; Aloha Oe—Aisistant Chairman Publicity and Usher Commit- tcoi; Beauty Ball—Co-chairman, parade chairman. Staff; Convocation Com- mittee; Gene Autry Promotion Committee; Usher Corps—Two year� ; Play- house usher; Accounting Socioty; Y.W.C.A.—Cabinet; Freshman Council; 8luo Triangle—Secretary; Alpha Sigma Sigma; Intramural� ; Who'� Who in American Colleges and Universities. • GLENDA PIPKIN. Knoxville. Tennessee; Education; Phi Mu—Secretary; U-T Chorus; U-T Acapella Choir; Blue Triangle; Y.W.C.A.; Inter-Varsity Christian Association; Modern Dance Club—President; Kappa Chi—Preti- dent: Pi Lambda Theta—President; WSGA Council. © GEORGE D. PLUMLEE. Etowah, Tennessee: Education. • MARGARET POLLARD. Erin. Tennessee; Home Economics. • GEORGE PURNELL. Hartsville, Tennetiee; Business Administration; Indo- pendent Students Or aniiation—Council; Young Farmers and Homomokeri; Marketing and Retailing Club. • KAY RAMSEY, Now Market, Tennessee; Homo Economics; Zeta Tau Alpha. 61 62 First Row: SENIORS • 8LAIR SCOTT. Solm«r, Tennessee; Education; Sigma Chi. • MARY ANNE SEABROOK, Memphis, Tennessee: Liberal Arts; Ch! Omega. • PHILIP L SECRIST. Knoxville, .anisette ; Education. • BETTY JEAN REYNOLDS. Savannah. Tcnnettee; Home Economist. • BETTY RIDGEL, Knoxvillo. Tennestoe; Education. TYLER RIGGINS. Dover, Tennettee; Agriculture; Sigma Nu—Intramural Manager; Block and Bridle Club; Transfer from TPI; Trantfer from Mur- roy State. • JOANNE ROBERSON. Knoxville, Tennessee; Education. • HAROLD ROBERTS. Knoxville. Tennessee; Business Administration; Lamb- da Chi Alpha—Intramural Manager; Orange and White; Y.M.C.A.; Alpha Phi Omega; Dolta Nu Alpha; Distinguished Military Student; ROTC Cap- tain. • MARY ELLEN ROBISON. Gallatin, Tennettee; Home Economict; Alpha Delta Pi—Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary; Kroger Scholar- ship; Bluo Trianglo; Y.W.C.A.; Home Eeonomiet Club—Ticket Salot Chair- man for Home Economic! Banquot. Council; Alpha Lambda Delta; Aloha Oe—Decoration Committee; Carnicut—Stage Committee; All Sing Com- mittee; Mott Outstanding Freshman In Home Eeonomiet in IW8; Omicron Nu Recognition; Polly McClung Dormitory—President; ROTC—Honorary Lt. Col.; Gideon Society; Howie Senate—Socretary-Treaturer; Omicron Nu; Editor of Omicron Nu; Lewitohn Scholarship; Merrill Palmer Award; Mor- tar 8oard. Fourth Row: 6 LYNN SEE8ER, Knoxville. Tennettee; Law; Delta Tau Della—Secrotary. Treasurer, Fraternity Relations Board Representative, President; Phi Eta Sigma; AIEE—Seeretary-Treaiurcr; Beaver Club; Fraternity Rotations Board —Secretary. Treasurer, President; Torch—Assistant Business Manager; Vol- unteer—Associate Business Manager; Aloha Oc—Committoe Chairman; Omi- cron Dolta Kappa—President; Phi Kappa Phi- Beta Gamma Sigma: Delta Sigma Pi; Law Roviow—Casenote Editor. Edilor-ln-Chiof; Faculty Scholar- ship— 2nd highest 1st yoar Law Avorage; Phi Delta Phi—Historian; Herbert L. Davis Award for Hlghost 2nd year Law Averago; Freshman Adv.sor; Scarabbean Sonior Society; Torchboarer; Who's Who in American Collogei and Universities. • JANET SHAFER. Cincinnati. Ohio; Education; Dolta Zeta—Historian, Pan-Hellenic Representative, Social and Publicity Chairman; Tau Kappa Alpha; U-T Playhouse; Recreation Club; Squaro Dance Club. • JOE SHANKLIN, Dresden, Tennessee; Agriculture. • DORIS SHARP. LoFollette. Tonnessee; Liberal Arts; Zeta Tau Alpha —Scholarship Award. Pledge Officer. Assistant Treasurer. President. His- torian; Freshman Council; Biotogia—President; ASC Council—Liberal Arts Lily Van Morris and Robert E. Lee, Co-Chairmen of All Sing U.T. 8ollcs at the Cotton Ball Second Row: • JANIE ROGERS. Knoxville, Tennossoo; Liberal Arts; Sigma Kappa—Vice- President. Publicity Chairman. Activities Chairman. Intramural Manager; Swimming Cfub—Secretary. Vice-President. President; Phi Eta Tau; Tonnos- soan—Businoss Staff; Vol Pep Club—Chartor Member. Financial Committee. • ROBERT L. ROSE, McMinnville, Tennessee; Engineering; Delta Tau Delta. • JOHN B. ROUTON. Henry. Tennessee; Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; AIIE—Corresponding Secretary. ACE Board Representative; Transfer from U-T Junior Colloge—Engineer's Club—President. • HARRIET ROWNTREE, Knoxvillo, Tennessee; Homo Economies; Delta Dolta Delta—Assistant Rush Chairman. Publicity Chairman, Vice-President; Y.W.C.A.; Home Economics Club; WSGA—Social Commillee. Orientation Welcome Committoe Chairman. Decorations Chairman for Backward Dance; Editor Wise Owl- 8eauty Ball—Decoration Committee; All Sing—Publicity Committee: Carnicus—Docorations Committee; Radio Workshop; Volunteor; Tennessee Farmer; Mortar Board. • LOIS J. RUPP. Miami, Florida; Education; Phi Eta Tau. • ALENE RUSSELL. Unionville. Tennessee; Home Economics. Third Row: • ALYCE RYAN. Atlanta. Georqia; Liberal Arts; Alpha Omicron Pi. • FRANX W. SAMPLES, Knoxville. Tennessee; Education. • JANIS SAWYER. Morristown, Tennessee; Education; Alpha Omicron Pi— Viee-Prosidont; Spanish Club; Y.W.C.A.; Swim Club; Aloha Oe Commit, tee; Beaver Club; All Sir.g—Committee; Usher Corps; Mattie Kain Dormi- tory—President; Residence Hall Senate—Secretary-Treasurer; Homecoming Committee—Co-chairman. Representative; Y.W.C.A.; Kittic Kain Oormitory—Vice-President; Usher Corps; All Sing—Publicity Committoe; Mortar Board. • GEORGE E SHOFNER. Momphis. Tennessee; Engineering. • BETTYE SIMPSON, MacDonald. Tennessee; Home Economics. Fifth Row: • RICHARD W. SIMPSON. Chester, Pennsylvania; Business Administration; Phi Sigma Kappa—Treasurer; Beaver Club; Y.M.C.A. • SANFORD SINGER. Knoxvillo. Tennessee; Business Administration; Zeta Bota Tau. • GEORGE A. SINGLETON. Thomatville, Georgia; Business Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha—Pledge Trainor, Social Chairman, President; Dolta Nu Alpha—Vice-President; Tennessean—Assistant 8usinott Manager; Dolta Sigma Pi—Vice-President; All Srudonti Club Council—Business Administra- tion Representative; Alpha Eta Rho; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities; Transfer from Stetson University—Adelphos Society; Home- coming Committee; Inter-Fraternity Council; Baptist Student Union. • PEGGY SKELTON. Knoxville. Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Alpha Omicron Pi—Philanthropic Chairman; Blue Triangle; Y.W.C.A.- Modern Dance; Transfor from Ward-Belmonf—Chemistry Club; TC Club; Spanish Club; Phi Thota Kappa—Treasurer; Vice-President of Dormitory; Round Table Club— Vice-President. • JEAN SLATER, Chattanooga. Tennessee; Home Economics; Pi Beta Phi. • ANNA L. SMITH. Richard City. Tennessee; Home Economics. 63 s|f bits' ft; I? 22 i? wIKaf r lsffi:riii o o? ?p % n:i 2 o“3 °3 a O «tffM S« 5 3-� £.5 3 a « ; co — X 3 | 2 § O = rr iz S£--S22 a-I Stiff ||SlI| ° t a,� � ; M 2?|f =! foil If 5 0� — ‘ ?ks|S FO! 3. 3 0 °“? f nielli • 2 5-s “32 i?=lr 3 11 03 5.“- A 3 O A 3 3 3 0� 5 «oja.s- =• er - r� -a - (72 M 2 HH O 66 SENIORS First Row: • NINA TOLLEY. Lynchburg, Tennessee; Education; Delta Zeta. • 8EN L. TOMA, Momphis. Tennessee; Engineering, • CONRAD TROUTMAN, La Foltotto. Tennessoe; Business Administration; Sigma Chi. • ALFREDA TURNER. Tallahassoe, Florida: Homo Economics; Modern Dance Club; Swim Club; Home Economics Club; Marketing and Retailing Club; Transfer from Florida State University—Home Economics Club; Intra- murals; Day Student Organization. • STAN W. TYSON. Nashville, Tennessee- Agriculture; Fbi Sigma Kappa— Signot Correspondent, Secretary: Block and 8ridlo Club; Y.M.C.A.; ROTC —Sergeant Company 8., Captain Company C.; Carnicus Committee; All Sing Committeo; Agriculture Club. • ELDRAGE J. USERY. Greenfield. Tennossee; Agriculture. Socond Row: © MARGARET A. VANOSDALE Middlebrook Piko. Tennessee; Education. • DELORAS VAUGHAN, Knoiville. Tennessee; Home Economics; Zela Tau Alpha. • WILLIAM E. VAUGHAN. Jasper. Tennessee; Engineering. • MARK L, VENRICK, Nashville, Tennessee; Business Administration; Sig- ma _ Phi Epsilon—Pledge Vice-President. 8est Pledgo Award. Scholarship Chairman, Fraternity Relations Board Representative, Vice-Prosidont, Prosi- donf, Clifford 6. Scott Award; Phi Eta Sigma—Vicc-Presidont, Senior Ad- Fourth Row: • JAMES C. WATERS. Knoxville, Tennessee; Business Administration; Kap- pa Sigma; Freshman Track; Orange and White; Intramural Badminton Champion; U-T Chorus; Summer Playhouse; 1st Lt. ROTC; Business Admin- istration Magazine; Volunteer Staff; WUOT; Journalism Club. • JOHN 8. WATERS, Sevicrville. Tennessee; Businoss Administration; Phi Sigma Kappa—Political Representative, Vice-President, Social Chair- man, Parliamentarian. President; Tcnnessoan—Advertising Mareaer; Market- ing Club; Student Representative to Athletic Council; All Studonts Club— Vice-President; Robol Party—Chairman; Fraternity Relations 8oard: All Sing Screening Committee—Chairman; Election Commission; Homocoming—Vice- chairman; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. • KATHERINE WEEKS, Weymouth, Massachusetts; Businoss Administra- tion; Pi Beta Phi—President; Orange and White Staff: Volunteer—Depart- mental Editor; Y.W.C.A.; Blue Triangle; Intramurals; Froshman Class Sec- retary; Freshman Council; ROTC Sponsor; Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha”: Beaver Club—Vice-Presidont; Homecoming Committee; Boouty Ball Committee; WSGA—Secretary; Dormitory—Treasurer; Pan-Hellenic, Treas- urer; Quoen of Business Administration Ball; Queon of Hearts; Alpha Eta Rho—Socrctary. Vice-President; Mortar Board Outstanding Junior Award; Mortar Board; Torchbearcr; Who's Who in American Collogos and Univer- sities. • OUIDA WEISSINGER, Lakomont. Georgia; Education; Phi Mu—Librarian, Intramural Manager. Committee Chairman; Usher Corps: U-T Playhouse Usher; Voluntoer—Advertising; Y.W.C.A.; Orientation Leader; Sguare Dance Club—Publicity Chairman for Party; Swimming Club; Phi Eta Tau; Intra- mural Swimming Manager; Volleyball Managor; Recreation Club; Brownie Troop Leader; Jonnio Armstrong Dormitory—Secretary; Homecoming Pub- licity Committoe; Editor for Physical Education post. Nahhocyayli Prosidont, Tom Woodward Officers of the Pep Club Lynn Sccber, Freshman Advisor visor; All Sing—Program Committoe. Contact Co-chairman; Dolta Sigma Pi. Treasurer; Melrose Hall Unit Council; Co-chairman. Groek Weok; Na- tional Office Management Association Award; Scarabbean Sophomore Award; Junior Class—President; All Studonts Club—President; Home- coming—'Vico-Chairman: Business Administration Board—Junior Reoresenta- live; SAM; Carnicus—Boys Stunt Chairman; Scabbard and Blade; Beta Gamma Sigma—President; Student—Faculty Organizations Board; Lutz In- surance Award; Distinguished Military Student; Cadet Major—ROTC; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Scarabbean Senior Society; Torchboarer; Volunteer of the Year ; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities . • THOMAS H. VICKERS. Knoxville. Tennessee; Liberal Arts; Kappa Alpha. • LOIS VOGEL, Chattanooga, Tennossee; Home Economics: Phi Mu—Fra- ternity Education Chairman; Home Economics Club; Y.W.C.A.; Methodist Student Center; All Sing; Transfer from University of Chattanooga—Phi Mu —Pledge Treasurer, Historian; Home Economics Club—Treasurer; Y.W.C.A.; Kappa Chi Epsilon. Third Row: • JACKSON W. WALDRIP, Knoxville, Tennessee; Liberal Arts. • CARL L. WALKER, Memphis, Tennessee; Engineering; Sigma Phi Ep- silon; Eta Kappa Nu. • H. DONALD WALKER, Martin. Tennossee; Business Administrailon; Phi Sigma Kappa—Vice-Presidont; Carnicus—Committees; All S:ng—Commit- teo: Y.M.C.A.; Marketing Club; Transfor from U-T, Junior Colloga—Busi- ness Administration Board. • JOE A. WARD, Union City. Tennessee; Business Administration. • JAMES R. WARMBROD, Bolvidcrc. Tennessee; Agriculture. • BARBARA WARE, Sewanee. Tennessee; Home Economies; Oolta Gamma; Homo Economics Club; Modern Dance; Freshman Council; Canterbury Club: Blue Triangle. • CHARLES E. WHISNANT, Polksvllle, North Carolina; Agriculture. • CALVIN E. WHITE, La Follette. Tennossee; Agriculture; Alpha Gamma Rho. Fifth Row: • JAMES M. WHITE. Jackson. Tennossee; Engineering: AIEE- Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi. • JEANNE WHITE, Asheville. North Carolina: Education; Sigma Kappa- First Vice-President; Y.W.C.A.; 8luo Triangle; Old Blount Dormitory—Secre- tary; Transfer from Brevard Junior College—8ailar Club—Secrefary-Treas- urer; Commercial Club—Social Chairman; Euterpoon Literary Socioty. • CHARLES E. WHITESIDE. Florida; Engineering. • ELEANOR WICKER. Knoxville. Tennosseo; Home Economies; Pi Beta Phi —Pledge President, Corresponding Secretary, Rush Captain; Bluo Triangle; Home Economics Club; WSGA—Tenresseo Girl Committeo; Y.W.C.A.; Transfer from Ward-Belmont—Chemistry Club; Homo Economics Club; Del Vert Social Club—Vice-President. • ROBERT 6. WILLIAMS, Signal Mountain, Tennessee; Business Adminis- tration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon—Pledgo Trainer. Editor Alumni Magazine. In- tramural Managor- Usher Corps; Orange and White—Nows Staff, Sports Co-editor. Sports Editor; Volunteer—Assistant Sports Editor, Feature Editor. Sports Editor; Homecoming Committee; Beauty Ball—Staff, Sfage Mana- ger; Carnicus—Co-chairman Docoratlon Commitfeo; All Sing—Publicity Commlttea; Grace Mooro Scholarship Committee; Publications Council Moritorlous Award; Alpha Phi Omoga—Chartor Momber; ROTC—Sergeant First Class. Lt. Col., 8attalion Commander; Distinguished Military Stu- dent; Journalism Club. • JOHN TOM WILLISON, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania; Business Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha; Orange and White; Tennessean; Pershing Rifles; Fresh- man Studont Council; International Club; Rifle Team; WUOT; U-T Play- house. 67 6 8 SENIORS First Row: • JAMES 6. WILSON. Knoivlllo. Tennessee; Agriculture. • TOM WOODARD. Nashville, Tennessee; Business Administration; Delta Tau Oelta—Social Chairman. Rush Chairman. Viee-Pretidont: Orange and White—Exchange Editor. Ne� s Editor; Nahheoyali—Vico-President, Presi- dent; U-T Playhouse—Advertising. • 608BY J. WOODRUFF. Henderson. Tennessee; Education. • JUNE STEELE WOODY. McKenzie. Tennessee; Education. • 8LAIR WRIGHT. Memphis, Tennesson; Engineering; ASME—Vice-Presi- dent. President; ROTC—Lt. Col.; Scabbard and 8ladc: ASCE—Treasurer. President; ACE 8oard; Winner ot I9S0 Medal ot ASME for Most Outstand- ing Senior Engineer; Omicron Delta Kappa—Vice-Prosident, President; Who's Who in American Collogos and Universities; Transfer from South- western—Sigma Alpha Epsilon—Vice-President ot Pledge Class, President; Intramural 8oard; Elections Commission; Pan-Hollenic Council—Vice-Presi- dent; Junior Class President; Member of S Club; Varsity Letterman in Football; Basketball Squad; Membor of Student Government. Second Row; • MARTHA ZIMMERMAN. Belvidere, Tennessee; Home Economies; Inde- pendent Students Organization; Home Economics Club; Transfer from _U-T Junior Colloge—Home Economics Club; All Students Christian Association. • DONALD YOUNG, Charlotte. North Carolina; Business Administration; Pi Kappa Phi. John Montgomery, Be Club proxy The Lambda Chi tug ot war Emily Frotx. prosidont of Blue Trianglo AGR Chief Gets Dunked JUNIORS First Row: PATRICIA G. ABERNATHY MERRIE JANE ACREE. . CYNTHIA ALLEN ...... ERNEST F. ANOERSON GLENN ANDERSON . ROBERT R. ARLEDSE. JR. . Portsmouth, Virginia Greenville. Mississippi . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Liberty. Tennessee . . Blockwator. Virginia . . . Athens. Tennessee Second Row: WILLIAM L. ARLEDGE . Athens, Tennessee 808 W. ARMSTRONG.........................................Knoxville, Tennessoe 8. ALLENBY BABER........................................Knoxville. Tennessoe THOMAS CHAMBERS.........................................Oak Ridge. Tennessee JAMES C. CHANDLER...........................................Paris. Tennessee JANE CHRISTMAS .... Morristown. Tennessee DOROTHY CLARK........................................................Carriore, Mississippi Fifth Row: ELIZABETH COATS. . MAX COBBLE.............. THOMAS R. COLEMAN . MARGARET ANNE COOPER POLLY COVINGTON JACK CRADDOCK ........ . . Tiptonville. Tennessee . . . . Midway, Tennessee . . . . Corinth. Mississippi . Los Angeles. California College Grove. Tennessee . . . Humboldt, Tennessee Presidont of tho Houso Sonato, Haiol Murray Practicing up for the W.S.G.A. Backward Dance Editor of the Tonnesseo Farmor . Elmer Cooko DWANE BELL. . . KENNETH H. BELL F. BERTELKAMP. . Greoneville. Tennessee . . Momphis. Tennesseo . . Louisville. Kentucky Third Row: CAROLYN BEST . . ROY M. 8IDDLE. DORIS BOBO HUGH T. 8OY0 . IDA LOU 8ROWN JANICE CARDEN . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tonne:see . Lebanon. Tennessee Morristown. Tennessee . . . Celine, Tennossoe La Follolte. Tennessoe Fourth Row: 8ETTY LOU CARR..........................................Knoxville, Tennessee JOYCE CHAMBLESS...................................Charlotte, North Carolina 70 Sixth Row; CHARLES H. CUMMINS GERRY DANCE......... GLORIA DAVIS. . . . JOYCE DOOLEY. . . . BETSY DOUGLASS. . . . ROBERT L. DROKE. . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . Knoxville, Tennessoe . . Decatur. Georgia Crossvllle, Tennessoe Sevierville, Tonnesseo . Memphis. Tennessee Seventh Row: EDWARD M. DUNCAN MARY DELL DUNCAN CAROL DUNSMORE . . GLENN E. EANES. . . JIM EATHERLY....... RUDY T. ELAM....... New Taiewetl, Tennesseo . . Centerville. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee . Lincoln Park. Michigan . . . Lebanon. Tennessee . . . Bradford. Tennosseo 71 GREGORY.................. Yofkvlll , T«nn«� t« JEAN KILDAY...................Gre«n vill«. 73 JUNIORS Firtt Row: GLORIA KINS. . . JOANNE KING. . . CORA KINNIE. . . EMMA JEAN KIRK. BARBARA LAM8ERT CHARLES LAMBZRT . Memphis, Tennatiee . . 8rlttol, Tennatiee , Knoxville, Tennatiee Rockwood, Tennatiee . Maryville. Tannenee Columbia, Tannottoe Second Row: CARL H. LANGSCHMIDT..............................Mamphit, Tenneite MARVIN LANGSTON..............................Greenville. Miiiltiippi THOMAS G. LEE...............................................Sparta, Tennetseo WAYNE P. McMAHAN..............................................Towntend. Tennatiee CHARLES H. MeWHERTER.....................................Palmeriville, Tennessee PATRICIA MANN................................................Knoxville, Tennatiee GEORGE R. MARTIN........................... ... ... Knoxville. Tannaitaa Fifth Row: TOM 8. MILLARD...................................Chattanooga. BILL MILLER. JR.....................................Klngtport. CAROLYN a. MILLER................................Johnton City. MARY JANE MILLER....................................Knoxville. BLAIR MOODY........................................ Nathvilla. BARBARA J. MOON........................................Powell. Tannaitaa Tannaitaa Tannaitaa Tannaitaa Tannaitaa Tannaitaa All'� well at tho Kappa Sig Buth Party U.T cc-cdt model fall fathioni Receiving flowort at Homecoming VIRGINIA LOCKHART.................................................Camden. Tannaitaa MARGARET ANN LONG....................................Knoxville. Tannaitaa CHRISTINE LOVE....................................Canton. North Carolina Third Row: JOSEPH LUGHES . . . ROSE LUTHER. . . . ALVIN L. IUTTRELL. . 8ETTY FAYE LYNCH. william c. McCall PORTER McCLEAN. . Perth Amboy. New Jertey . . . . Dickton, Tannaitaa . Chattanooga. Tannaitaa . . . Knoxville. Tannaitaa . . Huntington. Tannaitaa . . . Memphit, Tannaitaa Fourth Row: MILDRED J. McCOY......................................Cleveland, Tennetiee Momphii. Tannaitaa Sixth Row: JO ANN MOORE. . . . FIRTH MORRIS...... JAMES 8. NANCE . . MARY ALICE NEWSOM JOHN W. NORMAN.. ALICE NUNN........ . . Ocoaa. Tonnattaa . . . Elmhurtt. Illinoit . . Alamo. Tannaitaa . Knoxville. Tannaitaa Shelbyville, Tonneiiee . . . Hal's, Tannaisce Soventh Row; KATHRYN O'DELL. . . . CARROLL PACE....... JOAN PARKER......... FRANK JAMES PATE. JR. JAMES D. PENLAND. . . . Morrittown. Tannaitaa . . . Clarktville. Tannaitaa Aiheville. North Carolina . Canton. North Carolina . . Morrittown, Tannattaa . . . Knoxville. Tannattaa 74 nancy mcintosh ANNA R. PIPER 75 JUNIORS Fir Row: GERRY N. PONDER......................................... Harrow !� , Tennessee WILLIAM E. POWELL.......................................... Seymour, Tennessee VIRGINIA PRICHARD...................................... Friendship. Tannalia R08 REEDER.................................................Knoxville, Tennessee GEORGE REGAS............................................ Knoxville. Tannattaa 8ETTY ROADEN...........................................Cottontown. Tannattaa Second Row: SUE ROBNETT...............................................Plkeville. Tannenee JANE DORA SCARBRO . . Caryville. Tannanoa BOBBY THOMAS.............................................Speedwell. Tonnenee CHARLES THOMPSON.........................................Knoxville. Tennctiee KARL THOMPSON............................................Knoxville. Tennessee SUE THOMPSON ..........................................Copperhlll. Tannenee PEGGY TILLMAN..........................................Chattanooga. Tennessoe Fifth Row: 8ETTY VALKER.....................................................Cincinnati. Ohio JOHN MARTIN WADDELL.......................................Greenevilte. Tannenee NELSON R. WALKER........................................B!uo el J. Wait Virginia GLORIA WATSON................................................Nashville. Tannenee Smiles a� tHo Phi Sig Hobo Parly Why hide tho grip, we all Enow it! Don’t you wish you woro shipwrecked? NORMAN C. SCHLEMMER..................................Chattanooga. Tenneltee DAVID O. SHULL......................................Eliiobethton, Tennessee ROSE MARYE SMITH.........................................Newborn. Tennessee EARLINE SNELL.......................................Murfreesboro. Tennessee Third Row: SARAH SPA HR...........................................Knoxville. Tennessee JOAN SPEAKMAN.......................................Chattanooga, Tennossee 808 G. STEWARD...........................................Memphis. Tennessee EUGENE R. STILL...................................... K'ngsport. Tennessee HUGH L. STOKELY. JR....................................Knoxville. Tennessee MARGUERITE STUEHSER.....................................Harriman. Tennessee Fourth Row: JO ANNE WE8B ........................................ Cottage Grove. Tennessee ELIZA8ETH WEEKS............................................Knoxville. Tennessee Sixth Row: JANE ANN WELLS. . JO ANN WHITE . . . . SARA EMILY WHITLEY BOB WHITTLE........ CAROL WILLIAMS. MARY WILLIAMSON . . Chattanooga. Tennessee Asheville. North Carolina . . . Covington. Tennessee . . Gatlinburg, Tennessee . Chattanooga. Tennossee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee Sevonth Row: STUART WORDEN FRANCES WILLIS. Fountain City. Tennessee . . Shelbyville. Tennessee . . Clarksville, Tennessee 76 vaughn swafford Crossville. Tennessee RUTH WINN 77 78 First Row: JOAN ABERNATHY......... BARBARA ADAMS........... PATRICIA LOUISE ADELSBERG JULIAN AHLER........... AVON ANDERSON........... CLARA ASHE.............. Second Row: TERRELL AYRES. . . . FRANK 8ARNETT . . . JO ANN 8ARR . . JOANNE BELL .... LILLIAN BEVINS . . . MARY FRANCES BIRD MARY ANN CONANT. . . . Martel. Tennessee J NNE COOLEY----------- Knoxville, Tenne.,.. ELIZABETH ANN COOMBS , . Powell. Tennes.ee Harriman, Tennessee Arkansas Knoiville, Tennessee Fifth Row: DOUGLAS CRENSHAW. JR. . . ADRIENNE CROSS......... PEGGY CRUM............. LUCIEN DALE........... NORMAN DANIEL ....... Tennessee Kontucky , . . Selmer, Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Grooneville, Tennessee JOHN A. DEAL . . . Sixth Row: A. M. DENISON. JR. ANN OILLARD . . . Surgoinsville, . . Knoxville, . . Momphls, . Clinton, Knoxville, Maryville. Nashville. Knoxville. Knoxville, . . Pulaski, Tlptonvllle, Tennessee Tennessee Tennessoe Tennessee Tennessoe Tonnossee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Down Mexico Way! Neptune roigns over tho Pi Kappa Phi Shipwreck Party Ruggod but right! Third Row: FRED J. BOSTICK. JR................................... Martinsville. Virginia EMMA LOU BURNETTE........................................ Knoxville. Tennessee MARGARET BROWN.............................................Knoxville. Tennessee JO ANN BURNETTE......................................... Sequatchie, Tennessoe ROBERT L. E. BURRESS............................................... Tyler, Texas FRANCES CAMP8ELL.........................................Tiptonville. Tcnnosseo Fourth Row: MARY CANTWELL SUE CHEEK. . . . JANELLE CLARK. . Rutledge. Tennessee Tracy City, Tennessee . Newport. Tennessee ANN DRAPER............................................ Gainosboro, Tennessee BETTYE OUFFMAN.............................................Harrimen. Tennessee BILL E. DUFFEY........................................ Brownsville, Tennessee BARBARA EASTERLY....................................... Knoxville, Tennessee Sovonth Row: DONALD H. ELLIS..............................................Bristol. ELEANOR EZELL................................................Memphis. ANNE FARMER . ...........................................Soviorville. ROBERT P. FARMER........................................ Chattanooga. BILL FELTON................................................Knoxville. WILLIAM D. FIELD.............................................Dickson. Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tonnessee Tennessee Tennessee SOPHOMORES 79 80 First Row: LARRY HENSON KATHERINE FINCH ART FISHER. . . . DORIS A. FOLSOM JAMES K. GAINES NICK J. GAITANIS SUSIE GAMSILL . . Second Row: MARY s. GARBARINO . GRACE GARLAND. . . . MARY GILLENWATERS . WILLIAM G. GOODWIN ELEANOR GRAY....... FRANCES GREENE. . . . Greenovllle, Tonnosseo JOYCE HERRON . . . . Newport. Tennessee � «TY «EA HICKS . Elitebethton, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee . Ambridge, Pennsylvania . Chattanooga, Tennessee Fifth Row: FAT HINDLEY. . . . . CAROLYN HO88S . . . . J B. HOLLINGSWORTH WILLIAM HORN......... ratty house......... Knoxville. Tennessee A. F. JOHNS. JR. . . Knoxville. Tennesso� Knoivillo, Tennessee . Antioch. Tennossee Sixth Row: Tazewell. Tonnosseo BETTY JO JOHNSON Knoivillo, Tennessee ARTHUR JONES . . . . . Memphis, Tennesseo . . . . Soil . Tennossec Sweetwater. Tennessee . . Knoivillo. Tennessee . . . . Harlan, Kentucky Strew Plains, Tonnosseo ...........Dayton, Ohio . . Wynoburg, Tonnosseo . . . Smyrna, Tonnosseo Sweetwater, Tennessee . Donelson, Tennesseo Harem scene at the Alpha Tau Omoge Halloween Party Foursome onjoys Phi Sam Porkus Hammus Sweepstakes Smiles at Graduation Third Row: KATHLEEN GREER...............................................Loudon. KELLY G. GREGORY.........................................Hertsville, MARTHA GRIFFIN.......................................Chattanooga, R08ERT HAGERTY..........................................Knoxville, R08ERT HALE........................................... Russo Ivillo. JAMES E. HAMNER. Ill........................................Momphis. Tennessee Tennessee Tonnessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Fourth Row: PAT HARBEN.......................................Knoxville, Tennessee FRANK HARRINGTON.................................Knoxville, Tennessee TOM HENSLEY..................................Fountain City. Tennessee CHARLOTTE JONES ELAINE JONES . . JAMES M. JONES . EVELYN J. KECK. . . . Newport. . . Jackson, Elizabethton, . . . . Goin, Tennossee Tennessee Tennessee Tonnessee Seventh Row: EVELYN KERLEY......................................Knoxville, EARL KERR....................................Signal Mountain. J. LEWIS KINNARD.................................Spring Hill. VIRGINIA KIRCHOORFER.................................Memphis, NANCY LAY..........................................Knoxville. ANN LEE............................................Maryville, Tennessee Tonnosseo Tonnessee Tenntssee Tennessee Tennessee 81 SOPHOMORES 82 First Row: NANCY LINEHAN DAVID PARKER GEORGE H. LITZ. . MERRY ANN LLOYD. ANN LOCKETT. . . . MADGE LOGAN . . . LAURENCE M. LONG Las Piedras, Faleon. Verciuela . . . Bluofield, Wost Virginia .............Knoxville, Tennesseo ............Knoxville, Tennesseo .............Knoxville, Tcnnessoc ..........Kingsport, Tennessee Second Row: ROBERT L. LOWRY. HARRIET LUE8KE. . COLLEEN LUSBY. . . BOBBIE McCOY. . . NANCY McCrary. . JEAN McPHETRIDGE .... Powell. Tennessee . . . Concord. Tennossee . . La Folletto. Tennessee . . . . Jackson, Tennesseo . . . Knoxville. Tennesseo Fountain City, Tennessee Maryville, Tennessee LUCY PEGG .............................................Greenville. Mississippi 8USTER PELLETTIERI.......................................Knoxville. Tennessee Fifth Row: ELIZABETH PROFFITT DAN PUCKEL......... BARBARA QUEENER. JUNE QUILLEN . . . . FREO RAINEY .... ELIZABETH RANDLES . Knoxville, Tennessee . Knoxville, Tennessee Wilmington, Delaware . Knoxville, Tennesseo . Nashville, Tennessee Rogorsville, Tennesseo Sixth Row: GREER RAULSTON . . BARBARA J. RHODES Monfeagle. Tennessee Cleveland, Tennessee Zebe and A.E.Phi polo at their formal Lambda Chi’s havo a Moonshine Party Gypsies at a Mardi Gras party Third Row: TOM MATLOCK . . LINA MATTHEWS. CAROLYN MOSS. CHARLES MURRAY L. 8. MURRAY, JR. THOMAS L. NEAL. , . . . Loudon, Tennesseee . . . . Jackson, Tennessee . . . Knoxvillo, Tennessee Olivor Springs, Tennessee . . Coppjrhill, Tennessee . . Watertown, Tennossee Fourth Row: EMILY NEIL.........................................................Knoxville. Tennessee HARRY NISBETT...................................................Murfreesboro. Tennessee R, J. PALMER.............................................Dolta, Pennsylvania ANNE RICE. . . . JO ANN RIGGS . BARBARA ROACH BETTY ROBERTSON , . Maryville Tennessee , . Knoxville, Tennessee Morristown. Tennessee . . . Powell. Tennessee Sovonth Row: VIRGINIA ROSS........... WALTER C. ROTHERMEL, JR DAVID C. RUPLEY.......... JOHN SAYLORS............ WALTER W. SEAMAN .... VAN A. SHARPE........... , . . Momphis, Tennesseo . Oak Ridge. Tennessee . Morristown, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee .........Stuart, Virginia “SOPHOMORES 83 84 First Row: MELVIN SHEPPARD . ROBERT SHIELDS. . ROBERT M. SIGLER SELMA J. SITZMAN MARTHA SLATERY AVONELLE SMITH . Second Row: JAMES SIDNEY SMITH PHILOMENA SMITH . . PEGGY SPECK....... . . Martinsville, Virginia . . Nashville, Tonnessoe . . Kerrville, Tennessee . . Knoxvillo. Tennessoe Chattanooga. Tennessee . Oak Ridge, Tennessee Greenwood. Mississippi . . Knoxville, Ton.nossee . . Monterey. Tennessee OOROTHY J. TAYLOR . OOROTHY M. TAYLOR Fourth Row: JANIS MARIE TEAGUE MARY JOYCE TEMPLE SADIE BLAIR THWEATT MARTHA L. TUGGLE. GLENNA TUTTLE. . . . LEONARD P. USINSKI . Fifth Row: BETTY VAN HOOSER . . Pinoy Flats, Tennessoe . Memphis. Tennessee Oak Ridgo. Tennessee . Sevierville, Tennessee . Humboldt, Tennessee . Copleville, Tennessee . Lake City. Tonnessoo . . . . Miami, Florida Lawrenceburg, Tennessoe Why Craddock, wo didn't know! Partytime! Where's your black umbrella, Honoy? BARBARA SPELLINGS..................................8ells. Tennesseo BARBARA STANFIELD.................................Jasper. Tennessoe JAMES HAROLD STEWART.............................Antioch, Tennessee Third Row: PATSY STEWART........................................Henderson. Tennessee DALE STOUT.....................................................Knoxville. Tennessee MARGARET SUMPTER.....................................Rose Hill. Virginia BETTYE SWAFFORD...................................... Pikeville, Tennessee ROBERT L. WESLEY. . . JULIA WILHITE....... BETTY CAROL WILLIAMS ANNE WILLIS......... TOMMY R, WILSON . . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee .......8e!lt, Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennessoe . . Knoxvillo. Tonnessoe Sixth Row; LEE WINFREY........................................................Concord. Tennessee CAROLYN WOODARD.........................................Carthago. Tennessee 85 SOPHOMORES First Row: LUCY JEAN ADAMS KERMIT ADDINGTON, JR. JAMES M. AGEE TOM ALLISON.......... RANSE ANDERSON . . . BRUCE ARMSTRONG . . . Second Row: ANN ARNOLD. . . . EDWIN ARNOLD . . . KATHRYN ARRANTS . JENNY BABCOCK. . CHARLES BACHELDEfi ROBERT C. BACON. . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Kingsport. Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennossee . . Nashville, Tennessee McMinnville, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennossee , . Knoxville, Tennossee . . Knoxville, Tonnossee . . Knoxville, Tennessoe . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Kingsport, Tennessee . Jonesboro, Tennessee CAMERON BRACKNEY. JR. EDITH C. BRADLEY...... MARGARET BRADLEY. . . Fifth Row: JOE 8RANDON........... NANCY BRICE........... J. S. 8RIMM.......... AL BRINKLEY.......... 80B BROOKS............ ANDREW J. BROWN, JR. . . Sixth Row: BARBARA BRUBAKER. . . . ELIZABETH BRYAN....... . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Dickson Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennessee , . Riddleton. Tennessee . . Kingsport, Tennessee . . Newport, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennossee Rutledge, Tennessee Brides-to-be pose at Pansy Ring Tea Your number's up He's teed off Third Row: HELEN BAKER. . . . JOHN R. BARRETT, JR. GEORGE P. BEENE. . R08ERT BEHRENS. BETTE BIGGS........ MARILYN BLOOM . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . Oak Ridge, Tennessee . . . Jasper, Tennessee . Rockwood. Tennessee Fayetteville. Tennossee Lakewood, New Jersey Fourth Row: CARL F. BOGER................................................Knoxville, Tennessee HELEN BOWLING . . Rossville, Tennessee ELIZABETH BOYO...........................................................Knoxville, Tennessee MAUD MOONEY 8URKE........................................Knoxville. Tennessee EOWARD BYNUM .............................................Jackson, Tennessee JOHN CAHOON. JR .......................................Chattenooga, Tennessee HARRY CALDWELL...........................................Maryville. Tennessee Seventh Row: WAWANNA CAMERON DELLA ANN CAMPBELL. JANE CANNON. . . . GEORGE A. CAPTAIN HAL CARTER......... PAT CARTER.......... . . . . Powell, Tennessee Columbus, North Dakota . . Shelbyville, Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Huntington. Tennessee . . Little Rock, Arkansas FRESHMEN 86 87 Fir � Row: JAMES CASSADY. . JIMMY CAVALARIS LYNN C. CHADSEY . ANN CHANOLER . . MARY CHENEY. . . B08BY CLARK . . . . . , Knoxville, T� nn� � � « . . . Kroxvill� . Tenne . . Oak Ridge. T� nn� � � « . . . Knoxvillo, T� nn� e Siou Foil . South Dakota . . Ook Ridge. Tonne � Second Row: CAROLYN CLARK. . MARILYN CLARK. . CHARLES E. COGGiN LILLIAN COHEN . . . JOHN NANCE COILE . JOY COLSTON .... . . Knoxville, Tonnoiioo . . . Knoxville. Tonnoue . . . . Pulaski. Tonne� . Chattanooga, T nn« eo J� fter on City. Tonne . . . . Athon . T nn«tte NANCY JO OAVIES....................................Knoxville. Torn� � � � ANNE DAVIS........................................Knoxville, Tonnottoo RALPH R. DAVIS.......................................Ath n . Tonn � � � Fifth Row: WAYNE DAVIS. . . . ROBERT L. Do BERRY AUDREY De VOE. . . ANN DONAHUE. . . LARRY DORSEY .... DEAN T. DREWRY. . Sixth Row; NANCY DUKE.....................................Chattanooga, T nn � oo SONNY OuPREE......................................Knoxvillo, Tonn � � Lo Follott . Tonn� � . . Hornjby. Tonn� � � � . Knoxville, Tonne� � � . . . Aleo� , T� nn� � o� , . Knoxvillo, T� nn� t� . . . Chicago. Illinoit Tri Dolt try nt Dorby Hold tight, it wont hurt Smoko get in her oyo Third Row: JOHNNIE COOK. . PAT CONE....... ROBERT COPELAND JUNE COTTRELL. . JIMMY COWAN, JR. SARAH CULBERT. . . Knoxvill . T� nn� � «« . . OtceoU, Arkema . Knoxvillo, T«nn� tt«� . Knoxvill . T� nn� � . Maryville, T� nne e Oak Ridg� , Tonn � Fourth Row: BOB CUNNINGHAM RAY K. DANIEL. . . NANCY DAVIDSON . . . Brittol, T nn� � � � Nath villo, T� nn� «� . Jackton, T� nn«� � ROBERT ESTES...... HOLLIS WAYNE EVANS SIDNEY EVENSKY. . . . ROGER FARNSWORTH . Momphi . Tonn� � � . Ta ew«ll. T� nn� � � � . Momphi . Tenne� . . Bristol, T nn«tta� Seventh Row: WILLIAM FARRAR . . PEG FAUCETTE......... KENNETH H. FERGUSON NOLANO E. FIELDS . . . . LEWIS C. FINLEY. . . . FRANK C. FIORINO. . . .... Knoxvill� , T� nn«� � � ...........Bristol. T� nn� � «� . . Tollico Plain , T«nn«� e ...........Memphis, Tonne ............FinUy, T� nn� tt� « N w Brunswick, N� w J«r «y FRESHMEN 88 89 First Row: PHYLLIS FIRETAG . . . . MARY LOUISE FISCHER CLARA FITCH......... JODY FOSTER.......... BETTY FRANKS........ ELIZABETH GAINES. . . Charleston, South Carolina . . Old Hickory, Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessoe . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Newport, Tennessee . . Winter Haven, Florida Second Row; 8ETTY GRAY................................................Madison. SUE GRAY...............................................Knoxville. HELEN GREEN...............................................Dayton, CLAYTON GREENE..........................................Knoiville. PAUL GREENE. . .........................................Kingsport. JOAN ELIZABETH GREER ..............................Lone Mountain. Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee KENNETH HANAWALT...................................Nashville. Tennessee LUCY HARDIN.........................................Knoxville. Tennessee VIRGINIA HARPER.....................................Knoxville. Tennessee Fifth Row: DONALD T. HARRIS. SARA HARRIS.......... ROBERT J. HARRISON REID HARROD .... JOAN HART............. ALICE HARWOOD. . Sixth Row: PEGGY ANN HATCHER...............................Fayetteville. Tennessee CLARA HAWKINS.......................................Knoxville. Tennessee . . Memphis. Tennessee Old Hickory, Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Nashville, Tennessee . . Maryville, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee Chi O's and dates pose at Pledge Dance Sigma Nu bottle baby Who's superstitious? Third Row; CHARLES 0. GRIFFIN GERRY GRIFFIN. . . SARAH GRIFFITH . . . ROSA GRISSOM . . . PEGGY HAIRRELL. . . JIM HALL............. Bradford. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee . Knoxville, Tennessee Carthage, Tennessee Tennessee . . Guild. Tennessee Fourth Row: PHIL HAMILTON....................................................Knoxville, Tennessee FRANCIS HAMMER...................................................Dandridge. Tennesseo PAUL G. HAMMES..................................... Oak Ridgo, Tennessee JEAN ELIZABETH HAYES...............................Nashville. Tennessee JANE HAZLEWOOD.......................................Jackson, Tennessee DONALD WARDE HENDERSON..........................Chattanooga, Tennessee CLARA SUE HENDRIX.................................Knoxville. Tennessee Seventh Row: JOE HENRY.......... BILL HIDALGO. . . . ANN HITT........... HAL W. HOOPER , . . 8AR8ARA J. HOPKINS JO ANN HOUSTON . . . Rieeville. Tennessee . . . Guayaquil, Ecuador Goodletlsville, Tennessee . . . Waverly, Tennessee . . Oak Ridge, Tennessee , . Spring City. Tennessee FRESHMEN 90 91 First Row: SALLY HOWE.................................................Knoxville. Tennessee DOROTHY HOYLE.......................................Charlotte. North Carolina MARGARET HULSEY.........................................Chattanooga. Tennessee DIANE HUNTER............................................Westfield. New Jorsey J. 8RENT HURD..............................................Nashvillo. Tennessoc VIRGINIA HUTCHISON.........................................Knoxville. Tennessee Second Row: ELNA JACKSON .... WILLIAM F. JOHNSON B08 JONES.......... JACKIE JONES....... JIMMY JONES........ WILLIAM E. JONES .................Poand. Virginia ...........Nashville, Tennessee ...........Dyersburg. Tonnessee .........Springfield. Tonnossee ... Morristown, Tennosseo Rod Boiling Springs, Tannoioe ORRHA KING.............................................Winfield. Tennessee BARBARA KISER.........................................Knoxville, Tennessee DOROTHY KLEINSASSER.......................................Alcoa. Tenneuee Fifth Row: WILLIAM G. KNIGHT VAN R. LADNER .... CLAUDETTE LAWS. . . . SUSANNE LEINHART. . RUBY JEAN LEWELLING JACK LINDSAY.......... . Knoxville. Tennessee . Memphis, Tennesiee . . . Norris. Tennessee Clinchmore. Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennessee . Rockwood. Tennessee Sixth Row: CHARLES LEE LINDSEY.......................................Lexington. Tennessee REGGY LINDSEY............................................Knoxville Tennessee Watch that Boodlin Whero are the bushos? Cuddle up a little closer! Third Row: DOROTHY JORDEN BOBBIE KELLEY . . MARY KELLY . . . CAMILLA KELSO . ELIZABETH KELSO JANET S. KENAN . . . Memphis. Tennessee . . Frederick. Maryland . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Powell, Tennessee Chattanooga. Tennossee Fourth Row: MIMI KENAN...........................................Chattanooga. Tennessee DONNA KIGHTLINGER.......................................Florence. Alabama DON KING . . . Whitehaven. Tennessee JOHN P. LOFLIN BOB LOGAN. . . AL LONAS. . . . PEGGY LONG . . . . Jorner, Arkansas Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Sovanth Row: REBECCA LONGMIRE. JACK LUTTREIL........ NANCY LYKINS........ PATRICIA LYKINS. . . . SUSAN LYLE........... WILLIAM J. McBRAYER Andersonville, Tennessee .... Bristol, Tennessee . . Oak Ridge. Tennessee .... London. England .... Atlanta. Georgia . . . Maryville, Tennesseo FRESHMEN 92 93 Firtt Row: ELIZABETH ANN McCAULEY JUDY McCRARY............ CHARLES McCRAW......... NANCY McMAHAN.......... JOE McREYNOLDS ......... GERRY MANSFIELD......... . . Scartdale, New York . . Knoxville. Tennettee . . . B'aden, Tennottee . . Kroxvillo, Tonncitee . . Solmer. Tennettee Chjtljnoogj. Tennettee Second Row: KAY MAPLES......... R L. MAPLES CHARLES MARTIN . . . JIMMY MASSENGILL . . ANNE MAYNARD. . . . KATHERINE MILESTONE . . . . Knoxville, Tonnettee . . . Cleveland, Tennettee . . McMinnville, Tennettee . . . . Knoxville, Tennettee . . . . fcemphit, Tennettee Clemmont, North Carolina JULIEN MOURON . ALICE MULLEN . . MARSHA MURPHY Fountain City. Tennettee . . . Newport, Tennettee . . Oak Ridge, Tennettee Fifth Row: JAMES H. NEAL. . . ANN NELSON .... JOHN NELSON . . . . MARY NELSON NANCY NEWMAN . JEAN E. NICHOLSON . Murfreetboro. Tennettee . . . . Momphit. Tennettee .........Powell, Tennettee Banner Elk, North Carolina ...........Dyer, Tennettee . . . . Humboldt, Tennettee Sixth Row: R. V. NORMAN. JR..................................Knoxville. Tennettee ANNE OBENSHAIN................................................Brittol. Tennettee Which ono't a pig? What’ tho matter, aren’t you hungry? Could thi be love? Third Row; EDDIE MILLARD JEAN MILLINGTON . . . , MARTHA MILLS.......... BARBARA J. MOORE . , . JERRY ANN MOORC . . . WILLIAM RALPH MOORE . . . . Athent, Tennettee . . . Knoxville, Tennettee . . . Knoxville. Tennettee . Oak Ridge, Tennettee Goodletttville, Tennettee . . Donelton Tennettee Fourth Row: MARY ANN MORRIS.......................................Chattanooga. Tennettee DAVID MORTON............................................ Maryville, Tennottee JOHN W. MORTON...........................................Knoxville. Tennettee JOHN L. O'CONNOR....................................Knoxville, Tennettee 8RUCE OTTENFIELD......................................Brittol. Tennettee MARY ELIZABETH PARROTT...............................Newport. Tennettee PATRICIA PATE.........................................Newbern, Tennettee Seventh Row: PATSY PAYNE. . . . CHARLENE PERKINS RACHEL PERKINS. . BARBARA PERRY. . , RONALD PERRY. . . MARY LOU PETERS . . . Knoxville, Tennettee . Adamtville, Tennettee . . Nothvllle, Tennettee Fountain City, Tennettee . . . Knoxville, Tennettee . . Oak Ridge, Tennettee 94 FRESHMEN 95 Pint Row: CHESTER PHILLIPS. . . . DORIS PHYLE............ JEWELL PIERCY.......... TILMAN PRATER.......... CHARLES W. PRESLEY. JR SOPHIA PRESTON.......... . . . Knoxville. Tennessee Fountain City. Imum . . . 8ollevue, Tennessee . . . Kroiville, Tennetsee . . . Maryville, Tennetsee Fountain City. Tennessee Second Row: 808 PRICE............... CARLISLE A. OUANTRELL GEORGE N. QUINTRELLE . GINGER RAGSDALE. . . PHYLLIS RANKIN....... BILLIE RUTH REAGAN. . Sweetwater. Tennessee Copperhill, Tennessee . Copperhill, Tennessee . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Jackson. Tennessee Gatlinburg, Tennessee WORRICK G. ROBINSON...........................................Nashville, Tennessee ERNEST ROCHAT.............................................................Knoxville. Tennessee GLENDA ROGERS................................................Knoxville. Tennessee Fifth Row: ROBERT H. ROTH....... IDA FRANCES ROUTH , JOYCE RUSSELL........ JIM RUTHERFORD. . . . DOT SADLER........... DOROTHY ANN SANDLER . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee New Taiewell. Tennessee , . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Memphis. Tennessee . . . Memphis, Tennessee Sixth Row: CAMILLE SCHIFFMAN.............................. Greensboro. North Carolina JANET SCOTT..........................................Sweetwater. Tennessee Not much left to the imagination Why not othors join the party? Dance lime on the Hill Third Row: JUNE REDDING .... JOHN T. REESE ... CHARLES H. REGAS . . COSTA G. REGAS. . . SHIELDS REMINE. . . . MARY ANN REYNOLDS Knoxvillo. Tennessee . . . Patriot. Indiana . Knoxville. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee . Knoxville, Tennossee . . Bristol, Tonnossee Fourth Row: MACK RHEA. . NANCY RHEA CLARK R08ERTS . Mohawk. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee JEAN ANN SCOTT. MARY JANE SHARP LARRY C. SHELTON MARY SHEPPARD. . . . Jackson. Tennessee La Follette. Tennessee . Harriman. Tennessee . . . Atlanta, Georgia Seventh Row: EVA SUE SHOUN....... HERMANCE H. SHROYER ANCIL SILVEY........ BETTY SIPE.......... DORIS SKELTON....... CLARA SLACK......... Mountain City. Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . . Clinton, Tennessee . . . Memphis, Tennessee . . Hohenweld, Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee 96 FRESHMEN First Row: BARBARA SMITH . . WALTER F. SMITH . JO ANN SNOW . . . JOYCE SPARKMAN . HARRIET SPELLINGS RICHARD SPENCER . Second Row: HARVEY L. SPROUL GORDON STAMM. 8ERNITA STANBERY. FRANK STANSBERRY DONNA STANTON . PAT STEIN....... . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Jellico, Tennessee . . . . Bristol, Toroosseo . . . Doyle. Tennessee .... Bells, Tennessee Chattanooga. Tennessoe . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . MompKls. Tennessee , . Cleveland, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tonnosseo . . Maryville, Tennessoe . . Knoxville, Tennosseo SEBA SUTLIFF..........................................................Oak Ridge. Tennessee CHARLES SWAINSON.................................................Tellico Plains. Tennessee CAMDEN SWAN.................................................Knoxville. Tennessee Fifth Row: W. 0. SYKES.....................................................Alcoo. Tennessee GEORGE C. SZABO. JR.............................. Knoxville. Tennessee MARION JO TAPP.............................................Knoxville. Tennessee MARTHA JO TATE.............................................Nashville. Tennessee PATRICIA ANNE TAYLOR....................................Eliiebethlon, Tennessoe RHEA TAYLOR. JR...........................................Somerville. Tennessee Sixth Row: FATE THOMAS...............................................Sweetwater. Tennessoe JAN THOMAS ...............................................Greensboro. Tennessee Hugh Little honors Honey 8«ar Warron Delta Zota's go for a xleighride in July A. D. Pi's plan record party Third Row: WAYNE JARVIS STEPHENS R08ERT C. STEWART . . . BILL STIEGLER.......... JOE L. STONE. JR.. . . . EARL STREET. JR....... RICHARD C. STRU6 . . . Tellico Plains. Tor.nessee Fountain City. Tennessee . . Humboldt, Tennosseo . , . Dclbone. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Union City, Tennessoe Fourth Row: MARY JO STULTZ................................................Stone. Kentucky JANET ROSE SUMPTER.........................................Rose Hill, Virginia JANET SUNSTROM...........................................Knoxville. Tonnosseo GLENN THOMPSON............................................Knoxville. Tennessee BARBARA THURMAN...................................Lookout Mountain. Tennessee JAMES W. TIPTON................................................Milan. Tennessee BETTY TUCKER..............................................Knoxville, Tennessee Sovonth Row: MARK TWILLA...... PAT UNDERWOOD . . JENNINGS WAGNER . CAROL WALL........ MARY JANE WAMPLER CHARLES WAROEN . . . . . Madison. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Eliiabethfon. Tennessee Signal Mountain. Tennessee . . . . Kingsport, Tennessee ... Huntsville, Alabama FRESHMEN 98 99 First Row: KATHARINE WARLICK PATTY WARREN . . . . SUE WASSOM......... JAMES M. WATSON . JANE WATSON .... CAMILLE WATTS. . . . . . Arlington, Virgini� . Knoxville. Trnnnto Oak Ridge, Tennossee . . Memphis, Tennessoe . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee Third Row: FAYETTE WILLIAMS MARION WILSON GAYLE WINGO . . PAT WINTKER . . . J. P. WITT...... LYNN WOMBLE. . . . . Corinth, Mississippi . . Knoxvill , Tennessee . . . Trenton, Tennossee . . Memphis, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee Chattanooga. Tennessee Phi Mu's wrap Xmas gifts Cheer up, things could be worse Southern Belles arrive at K.A party Second Row: ANNE WEST........... JAMES H. WESTERGAARD BARBARA ANN WHITAKER BOB WHITE........... RAY WHITE........... AUSTIN M. WIERNER . . . Castalian Springs, Tennessee ..........Knoxville, Tennessee . . . . Oak Ridge, Tennessee . . . Williamsport. Tennessee ..........Knoxville. Tennessee ..........Knoxville. Tonnossee Fourth Row: JOE H. WOOD. . . JACK WOODALL. . PHIL WP.IGHT. . SYDNEY WRIGHT. . DICK YOUNG. . . DONNA ZEISER . . . . . Murfreesboro, Tennessee .... Rockford. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Chattanooga. Tennessee . . . Fayetteville, Tennesseo Signal Mountain. Tennessee FRESHMEN 100 101 features Crowning of Min Tonnoiseo SMILING BEAUTIES POSE FOR JUDGES Lett to right: Jo Wampler, Nancy McCrary, Natalie Leach, Barbara Frye. Betty Walker, Betty Roberlton, Martha Lou Webb, Jar.et Danner, Maryanne Friend, Carol Wall. WL Barri urra e Wk� Wunjanne 3r Wi66 janel 2) anner VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR MARK VENRICK Each year the member of the Junior Class possessing outstanding qualities of scholarship, character, service, attitude, and leadership is chosen the Volunteer of the Year . This award, which is the highest honor a Uni- versity student can achieve, is made at the annual Aloha Oe ceremony in the spring. The recipient of the award is presented with a silver replica of the Volunteer sym- bol. In his palm rests the Winged Victory, Symbol of Success. Aloft he bears the Torch of Enlightenmont. Mark Venrick of Brentwood. Tennessee, is the 1951 Volunteer . MISS TENNESSEE Picture a girl with a radiant smile, sparkling blue eyes, shining blond hair, and a friendly personality. This is a picture of U-T's most representative co-ed, Miss Natalie Leach of Knoxville, Tennessee. Natalie, a French major, is a junior in the College of Liberal Arts. As a Chi Omega she has taken an active part in both sorority and campus activities. For three consecutive years this pretty co-ed has been chosen as a U-T beauty and last year was featured as the top beauty. The University students are proud to have Miss Natalie Leach represent them as MISS TENNESSEE for 1951-52. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS TORCHBEARER ELIZABETH JANE BELL Once every so often we find a person like Bet- tina Bell. Her past two years at U-T have been characterized by her constant efforts to promote campus religious activities. In her senior year Bet- tina served as president of the Y.W.C.A.. presi- dent of the Tennessee State Student Convention, co-chairman of the Life Service Group, secretary of the Church Workers' Council and as a member of the Inter-Varsity Board. Betty, a transfer from Johnson Bible College, looks forward to some day becoming a medical missionary. She is one of the few girls at U-T who has planned to enter the field of medicine. In ad- dition. Bettina has had the honor of being elected secretary of Alpha Epsilon Delta, honorary medi- cal fraternity. She has also acted as a dormitory president, vice-chairman of Homecoming, and vice-president of her sorority. Mortar Board and Who's Who recognized her leadership capacities and her service to the University. Even though Betty has been at U-T only half as long as the average senior, she has shown many times over the amount of school spirit, loyalty, genuine interest and dedication of service needed to make the ''Hill a better place. TORCHBEARER ELEANOR CREEKMORE Here is a gal whom we might easily call Miss Energy Plus, for her list of campus activities and honors is seemingly endless. At U-T Creelcie’s main interests have been art and publications, her biggest job being that of editor-in-chief of the 1952 VOLUNTEER. She will always be remembered by her staff as a capable, efficient, and hard-working editor, and as one who was never too busy for a friendly Hi. She also gave time and effort to other campus publica- tions, and served as a member of the Publications Council. Eleanor's chief love is art and she plans a career in this field. She was awarded first prize in the Knoxville Art Center Spring Show and. among other things, served as treasurer of the Art League. Mortar Board named her the most outstanding freshman girl, and tapped her as a member in her senior year. Alpha Lambda Delta also recognized her scholastic abilities. As vice-president of the Modern Dance Club and of Kappa Chi. and as veep of her sorority. Creekie has further dem- onstrated her wide range of interests. Energy, enthusiasm, and conscientiousness characterize Eleanor Creekmore. who has become one of U-T's most outstanding leaders. TORCHBEARER HARRY DINWIODIE Because he possesses the faculty to mix in proper proportions serious study, extra-curricular activities, and sociability, Harry Dinwiddie has been aptly named a 1952 Torchbearer. Horry started his journalistic career at Sewanee and continued it very successfully at the Hill' by becoming news editor of The Orange and White assistant editor of The Tennessean and the first editor of The Business Administration Magazine. He was the first winner of the Tennes- see Press Association Scholarship and in his senior year was named editor-in-chief of The Orange and White. His excellent training in journalism has rewarded him with positions on both The Memphis Press Scimitar and The Knoxville News Sentinel. An active member of his fraternity, Harry served as its secretary in his junior year and also wrote and directed its Carnicus skit. In recogni- tion of his character, scholarship and service, he was elected to Omicron Delta Kappa, Scarabbean Senior Society and Pi Delta Phi, honorary French society. Never too busy to join in anything from a party to a philosophical discussion. Harry will be long remembered by both students and faculty as an intelligent, friendly and outstanding student. TORCHBEARER WILLIAM FLATT At U-T a name synonymous with leadership, de- pendability. and scholarship is that of Bill Flatt. Bill has won the admiration of the entire campus by his diligent and faithful services to the Univer- sity. As vice-president of the Ag Club, chancellor of Alpha Zeta, advertising manager of The Tennes- see Farmer, representative to the All Students Club, and as a member of Scarabbean Senior So- ciety, Bill as displayed outstanding leadership. Bill's qualities were recognized even beyond U-T when he was chosen a member of Who's Who. In addition to Bill's capacity for leadership he has the ability to follow; his conscientious work on various teams and committees illustrates this at- tribute. Throughout his college years he has main- tained an exceptionally high scholastic average. His election by the Ag Club as Honor Aggie shows the respect Bill's intellectual prowess, friendly personality, and leadership have won him. There are many laudatory adjectives that can be used in describing one chosen to be a Torch- bearer: however, in the words of Bill's numerous friends, all these adjectives may be summed up by the simple phrase— He's a real good guy! TORCHBEARER BARBARA HUFF Barbara Huff is one of those gals with the rare combination of beauty and brains. This is evi- denced by her having been a Volunteer beauty for two consecutive years and having been chosen Goddess of the Greeks in her freshman year. She has also served as an Honorary Lt. Colonel of the R.O.T.C. and was the U-T band’s own Pride of the Southland as their sponsor. Barbara, enrolled in the college of Home Eco- nomics. is a child development major and spends much of her time in the nursery school with the little dears. This busy co-ed has held such out- standing offices as president of Henson Hall, vice- president of the Women's Student Government Association, treasurer and vice-president of her sorority, and various committee jobs. Barbara is a hard worker with a definite sense of responsibility for all her undertakings. Her accomplishments have been recognized by Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi- ties. In her senior year she was chosen as a mem- ber of Mortar Board, the national honorary or- ganization that recognizes girls possessing high qualities of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Such are the characteristics of Barbara Huff. TORCHBEARER LYNN SEEBER Eight hundred freshmen call him their very own (so does his wife Julie). His fraternity broth- ers. the Fraternity Relations Board, and Omicron Delta Kappa all call him Mr. President. And the rest of us all know him as Lynn Seeber—a very nice guy to know. A student in the College of Lav maintaining a 3.8 scholastic average, Lynn has well earned his place in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities and in such honorary fraternities as Phi Eta Sigma. Beta Gamma Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. and Delta Sigma Pi. Other academic honors include a faculty scholarship for making the sec- ond highest first year lav average, and the Herbert L. Davis Award for making the highest second year law average. As editor-in-chief of The Law Review, assistant business manager of The Torch. and associate business manager of the VOLUNTEER, he has devoted much time, en- ergy and effort to school publications. One of Lynn's pet projects was the Freshman Council. Typical of him was the interest and hard endeaver which he put into his Council work as Frosh Adviser. It is qualities such as these that have made Lynn Seeber a Torchbearer for 1952. TORCHBEARER JOHN THOMASON Buddy, a transfer from Southwestern College, is finishing three years of conscientious work and admirable work at U-T. A well-liked fellow, he has maintained an outstanding scholastic record while managing to become a big-wheel on the cam- pus. He has been secretary and vice-president of his fraternity, treasurer and president of the Naheeyali Board and president of the senior class. Buddy's exceptional work in the classroom has been rewarded by invitations to belong to various honorary societies such as Phi Delta Phi legal fra- ternity. Omicron Delta Kappa and the Scarab- bean Senior Society. He was also included in Who's Who. In spite of his numerous honors. Buddy has re- mained friendly and unaffected. He has shown his humility by working as efficiently as a chairman of a committee or as just one of the members. Buddy has served on many committees and has acted as social chairman of the U-T Bar Associa- tion and co-chairman of his fraternity Carnicus skit. Possessing the enviable qualities necessary to gain such great recognition in so many different fields. Buddy is truly deserving of the high honor of Torchbearer. TORCHBEARER MARK VENRICK As the recipient of the University's highest honor, the Volunteer of the Year’’ award, Mark Venrick has set an enviable goal for other students to achieve. Mark got off to an excellent start in his fresh- man year when he was named best pledge of his fraternity, was elected vice-president of the honorary Phi Eta Sigma, and was listed on the Honor Roll for three consecutive quarters. Since then his campus career has become increasingly successful. Mark's leadership and popularity with the students was indicated by his presidency of the All Students Club, of his fraternity, and of the junior class. A Summa Cum Laude student for eight quarters. Mark's extremely high scholarship has helped win him membership to such honorary organizations as Beta Gamma Sigma, Delta Sigma Pi. Omicron Delta Kappa, Scarabbean Senior So- ciety, and Scabbard and Blade. The Fraternity Re- lations Board, the Business Adminstration Board, and the S.F.O.B. all claimed his time and effort. Among his many awards are included the Scarabbean Sophomore Award, the National Of- fice Management Award, and the Distinguished Military Student Award. Truly Mark Venrick is an outstanding example of inspirational leadership. TORCHBEARER KATHY WEEKS A combination of beauty, personality and in- dustry is hard to find, but in Kathy Weeks U-T made a lucky discovery. One of the most popular girls on the campus, Kathy has displayed keen intelligence in dividing her time among many interests. Her college, Business Administration, crowned her as its Queen at its annual ball, and the ACE Board chose her their Queen of Hearts. Kathy was also chosen Miss Fashion Plate and an R.O.T.C. sponsor. This co-ed came to us from Massachusetts (about as far north as you can go) and showed her adaptability by quickly adding the charm of a Southern belle to her energy and enthusiasm for work. As an air transportation major, she plans a career with the airlines. Mortar Board picked Kathy as the outstanding junior girl in 1951; and she was elected secretary of the Women's Student Government Associa- tion. As a reward for her hard work, she was tapped for Mortar Board, elected president of her sorority, and picked as a member of Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Kathy Weeks richly deserves the title of 1952 forchbearer. ACE QUEEN ASSOCIATION OF QUEEN «F DIAMONDS MISS KITTY HARTMAN MISS JANET DANNER MISS BARBARA HUFF MISS VIRGINIA KIRCHDORFER MISS JANE WHITE MISS BETTY ROBERTSON CANDIDATES COLLEGIATE ENGINEERS QUEEN 0F HEARTS MISS JANIE MILLER MISS MARGARET JACKSON MISS ANNE ROBINSON MISS JO TATE MISS BETTY VALKER MISS MARGARET TROTTER MISS ELEANOR RIGGINS Mm CO40 MISS JEAN ADAMS MISS MARY ANN REYNOLDS T-CIV� SWIItMfAM MISS PEGGY HAIRREIL w un MAt of sv MISS BEnY ESCUE ©UUN Of MISS JACKIE JONES Mir K.WA fW C iAM wn MISS BETTY R08ERTS0N MISS CAROLYN WOODARD «054 Cf fl � f� A MISS PAT RINEY Aim imo coio o tm tia� MISS JANET DANNER MISS BETTY WALKER MISS JO ANN MAYES MISS FLORENCE GASS ♦ AlfMA OSI MISS 8ETTY GUINN cwta MOO W.m « MISS DOTTY DODDS w� wa � xi i wc« «Otrt MISS BETTY SLEMONS M4'A tau MltA OVItN MISSES JANET AND MIMI KENAN MISS MARTY FRISBIE � A tA At KA MW 0 1 twj� rh A Ti o� IOua CHI G R E E K s Fir� t Row: Allen, 8 5� f. Boring, Bradley; Second Row: Bruff, Calloway, Carroll, Cure; Third Row: Dodds, Donnelly, Oovghtry, Gibioo, Hammer PAN-HELLENIC Two representatives from each of the twelve national sororities at the University make up the 1951-52 Pan-Hellenic Council. This Council, founded in 1902. has served in the capacity of the official Advisory Governing Board. The main purpose of this organization is to maintain on a high plane sorority life and intersorority relations within our university; to further fine intellectual accomplishment and sound scholarship; to co- operate with the University adminstration in the maintenance of a high social fraternity world; and to compile rules for governing rushing, pledging, and initiation on this campus. A Pan-Hellenic Workshop is held each year in order to further the aims and ideals of the council. MEMBERS AMANDA BYINGTON . KATHERINE HOUSE . . BETTY MANIS....... LYNN FRANK . . . . MARY WILLIAMSON DOROTHY DODDS ANN ROBINSON MARY HELEN BRUFF CYNTHIA ALLEN LESLIE HAMMER . . . POBBY SMITH....... FRAN PRICE....... . Alpha Delta Pi . Alpha Dolta Pi . Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Omicfon Pi Alpha Omicron Pi . . . Chi Omega . . . Chi Omega Delta Delta Dolta Delta Delta Delta . . Delta Gamma . . Dolta Gamma 136 f-irjt Row: Home. Marti� . Morri� , Price: Second Row: Roblnton. Smith. Temple. Theme� : Third Row: Week� . Wllllamion. W,nn COUNCIL OFFICERS MEMBERS BARBARA CALLOWAY President BARBARA CALLOV AY . . CAROLYN BEST....... RUTH WINN......... MARY ELLEN DONNALLY FIRTH MORRIS........ JO ANN BORING . . KATHY WEEKS......... LOU DAUGHTRY . PATSY TEMPLE........ BOBBY GI8SON....... JOHNNIE THOMAS . . . . Do'ta Zeta Delta Ze-ta Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Phi Mu Phi Mu Pi Beta Phi . . . Pi Beta Phi Sigma Kappa Sigma Kappa Zola Tau Alpha FRAN PRICE Vice-President LOU DAUGHTRY Secretary BETTY MANIS Treasurer Lett to Right: Barbara Calloway, Bobbia Smith. Lou Oaughtry. NETTA BRADLEY Zoto Tau Alphi ALPHA DELTA PI JEAN HUNTER President MARYANNE FRIEND Secretary ELIZA8ETH JANE BEU Vict-Preiidiiil AMANDA CARROLL Treasurer Real campus cuties all over the land They boast the sponsor of U.T.'s bond. They're pretty too, beauties galore But don't stop now, they've done even more. Last year in Carnicus how they did shine Wiih two in Who's Who, they're doing fine. A torchbeorer named was an ADPi Just can’t beat them, no matter how you try. JEAN HUNTER. . . . BETTY BELL...... MARYANNE FRIEND AMANDA CARROLL . NANCY ALLISON........ MARTHA LOU ANDERSON MARTHA ARCHER....... MARY ARCHER.......... ANN ARNOLD.......... JENNY BABCOCK........ 8ETTY SELL.......... NANCY BRICE.......... ELAINE BROWDER...... BETTYE GRACE BROWN . . CAROLYN 8URK........ JANE BYINGTON........ JOAN CALLAGHAN .... AMANDA CARROLL. . . . FRANCES CHRISTENBURY . . HARRIET CLACK....... ELIZA8ETH COOMBS. . . . 8ETTY COWART......... PEGGY COWART....... CAROLYN CRYE....... JANET DANNER........ AUDREY DeVOE......... PATTY DeWINE........ CAROL DOUGLASS....... SARA DOUGLASS........ JODY FOSTER......... MARILYN FRETWELL .... MARYANNE FRIEND. . . . ROSEMARY FRY......... ROSEMARY GENTRY .... PAT HARBEN.......... LUCY HARDIN OFFICERS , , ...............................President ......... .................Vice-President ........................... Recording Secretary ..................................... Treasurer MEMBERS .........................Chattanooga, Tennessee .........................Knoxville. Ten-cnee .........................Knoxville. Tennessee ...........................Knoxville, Tenneisee ’..........................Knoxville. Tennessee .........................Knoxville. Toneessee ...................KimoHain Height , Tennesseo ...........................Knoxville, Tennessee ..........................Sweetwater, Tennessee .........................Chattanooga, Tennessee .........................Knoxville. Tennesseo ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee ...........................Maryville, Tenneisee .........................Knoxville. Tennesseo ..........................Knoxvillo. Tcn'esseo ..........................Knoxville. Tennessee .........................Memphis. Tennessee ..................Upper Montclair, Ne r Jorsey . . ..............Upper Montclair, New Jersey ...................... .... Knoxville. Tennessee ...........................Knoxville, Tennessee ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee .........................Knoxville, Tennessee ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee .........................Knoxville. Tenneisee ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee ..........................Knoxville, Tennessee ...........................Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee CARTER HARTMAN.............................................. .. CAROLYN HARVEY..........................................Knoxville. Tennessee CATHERINE HOUSE........................................Kr.oxville. Tennessee BEE HOUSLEY.............................................Knoxville. Tennessee JEAN HUNTER.............................................Knoxville, Tennessee JANE HURST...............................................Savannah. Tennesseo CAROLYN JOHNSON. .......................................Arrington, Tennessee JANE ANN JOHNSON...................................... Covington, Tennessee JACKIE JONES..........................................Springfield, Tennessee OlXIE LINDSAY...........................................Knoxville, Tonncssco VIRGINIA LOCKHART..........................................Camdon, Tennessee COLLEEN LUSBY...........................................UFollette. Tennessee ANN MARSHALL............................................Knoxville, Tennessee NANCY MeMAHAN......................................... Knoxville. Tennessee SLAIR MOODY.................................................Orleans. France DOTTIS MOORE....................................Sommerville. North Carolina MARY ANN MORRIS.......................................Chattanooga. Tennessee MARY ALICE N6WSON........................................Knoxville Tennessee MARY ELIZABETH PARROT.....................................Newport, Tennessee BILLIE JEAN PHILLIPS....................................Nashville. Tennessee JAN PURVIS........................................... Morristown, Tennessee BARBARA QUEENER........................................Wilmington. Dclowore BARBARA ROACH..........................................Morristown, Tennessee JOANNE ROBERSON.........................................Knoxville. Teneei-.ee MARY ELLEN ROBINSON......................................Gallatin, Tennessee HELEN ROEHL.............................................Knoxville, Tennessee PEGGY RlNEY.............................................Knoxville, Tennessee MARY SHEPPARD..............................................Atlanta, Georgia JOAN SPEAKMAN.........................................Chottanooga. Tennessee PHYLISS TALIAFERO......................................ChaHanooga. Tennessee JANICE TEAGUE..........................................Oal Ridge, Tennessee VIRGINIA THORPE...................................... .Knoxville, Tennessee BARBARA THURMAN.......................................Chattanooga. Tennessee PEGGY TILLMAN........................................ Chattanooga. Tennessee CAROL WALL.......................................... ChattaoooQa, Tennesseo SARA EMILY WHITLEY . . . Covington. Tenr-ssce THELMA WHITTEN........................................ Knoxville, Tennessee MARION WILSON PAT WINTKER.... VERA POE WISEMAN . K-oxville, Tennessee . Memphis, Tennessee , Tollahoma. Tennessee ALPHA KAPPA CHAPTER First Row: Anderson Arnold, Babcock. Bell, Brice, Browder, Brown. Burk. Byington, Callaghan. Second Row: Carrol! Coombs, B. Cowart, P. Cowart, Crye, Danner. DeVoe. C. Douglas. S. Douglas. Foster. Third Row: Fretwell. Friend. Fry, Gentry. Harben, Hardin, Hortman. Harvey. House. Housley. Fourth Row: Hurst. C. Johnson. J. Johnson. Jones. Lindsey, Lookhart. Lusby. McMahan. Moody. Moore. Morris. Fifth Row: Newsom, Parrott. Phillips, Purvis. Queener, Roach, Roberson, Robinson. Roehl. Riney, Sheppard. Sixth Row: Speakman, Teogue, Thorpe, Thurmond. Tillman. Wall, Whitley. Whitten, Wilson, Wintkor, Wiseman. 139 LILY VAN MORRIS President MARTHA MYNATT Secretary JANIS SAWYER Vice-President BETTY LEE TAYLOR Treasurer This group is a lover of the blushing rose. They're the AOPi's as everyone knows. On 8eeuty Ball night, they came right through Not stopping at one. they claimed two. They've got brains, oh me oh my— When Mortar Board tapped, again AOPi. An Ace Day finalist, can you beat that? So to AOPi, we tip our hat. ALPHA O M I C R O N PI OFFICERS LILY VAN MORRIS......................Preiident JANIS SAWYER....................Vice-Prelident MARTHA MYNATT..........Co'reiponding Secretary BETTY LEE TAYLOR.....................Treasurer MEMBERS CAROL AUGUR......... BETSY 3AILEY.......... GLENNA BEARDEN ....... JOANNE 3ELL.......... ANNE 8ERRY . ........ DORIS 8030........... ELIZABETH SOYD...... FRANCES CAMPBELL . . . . DOT CHASE............ MARY CROWELL.......... PEGGY CRUM........... ANN OILLARO.......... OOROTHY OODOS........ CAROLYN FASSNACHT . . FEGGY FAUCETTE....... MARY GRAF............ BETTY JO GREER....... MARTHA GARRETT....... ELIZABETH GILLESPIE . . . MARY JANE GOUFFON . . PEGGY HALE.......... VIRGINIA HASSON . . . . JOY HIGHTOWER .... JANE HOLLINGSWORTH . PATRICIA HOUSE...... MARGARET HULSEY . . . . DIANE HUNTER........ CHARLOTTE NAN JONES. RHYS JONES......... SARA JONES......... VIRGINIA KIRCHDORFER . FEGGY KNOX.......... PEGGY LINDSAY...... PATRICIA LYKENS. . . . ROSE LUTHER........ SYLVIA MAPP......... LINA MATTHEWS....... ELEANOR McCLEARY . . . JANET McCLEARY .... GERRY MOORE......... LILY VAN MORRIS. . . . ALICE MULLEN........ MARTHA MYNATT....... ROBERTA NEBLETT .... ANN NELSON.......... MARY NELSON......... JEAN NICKOLSON . . . . CATHERINE ANN PENN . JUNE REDDING........ VIRGINIA ROSS....... ALYCE RYAN......... JANIS SAWYER........ DANNY SHEA......... PEGGY SKELTON....... DORIS SKELTON...... CLARA SLACK........ MARY LOUISE TATUM . . BETTY LEE TAYLOR . . . . BAR8ARA THOMPSON . . SALLY THORNTON . . . . MARGARET TROTTER. . . KATHY WARLICK....... CAMILLE V ATTS...... JULIA WILHITE....... MARY WILLIAMSON , . . ANN WITT........... ..............Waihingtqn, D. C. ...............Knoxville, Tenneiiee ..............Vivian. Weit Virginie .................Memphii. Tenneiiee .................Memphis. Tenneiiee .................Lebanon. Tcnnenep ........ Knoxville. Tenneiiee ...........Tiptonville, Tenneiiee . . .... Birmingham. Alabama .............Shelbyville. Tenneiiee ............. Maryvi'le. Tenneiiee .............Tiptonville. Tenneiiee ...............Noihvllle, Tenneiiee .............Cnattanocga. Tenneiiee .................Briitol, Tenneiiee . . Naihville. Tenneiiee ..........Goodlettsville, Tenneiieo ..........Goodlettivillo. Tenneiiee ..............Maryvil'e Tenneiiee ..............Knoxville. Tenneiiee ..............Morriitown. Tenneiiee ...............Knoxville, lennenee .............Oa'« Ridqe. Tenneiiee .... Strawberry Pleini, Tenneiier .............Tiptonville. Tenneiiee .............Chattanooga, Teennue ..............Weitfield, Now Jersey .................Newport. Tenneiiee ...............Knoxville. Tenneiiee .............Centerville. Tenneiiee .................Memphis, Tenneiiee ............La«renceburg. Tenneiiee ...............Knoxville. Tenneiiee ..................London. England ...................Dixon. Tenneiiee ...............Knoxville, Tennessee .................Jaeklon. Tenneiiee ...............Knoxville. Teneeeiee ...............Knoxville. Tenneiiee ..........Goodlettsville. Tenneiiee ...............Knoxville. Tenneiiee .................Newport, Tcnncv.ee ................Knoxvilte Tenneiiee . . Cumberland Furnace. Tennesieo .................Memphii. Tenneiiee .... Banner Elk, North Carolina ................Humboldt. Tenneiiee ................Humboldt. Tenneneo ...............Knoxville, Tenneiiee .................Memphis. Tennessee ...............Atlanta. Georgia ....... Morriitown. Tenneiiee ..............Knoxville. Tenneiiee ............Johmon City. Tenneiiee ...............Naihville. Tenneiiee ...............Knoxville. Tenneiiee ...............Knoxville. Tenneiiee ..............Morristown, Tennesife ............... Memphii. Tenneiiee .............Brownsville. Tenneiiee ...............Knoxville. Tenneiiee .............Arlington. Virginia ...............Knoxville. Tenneiiee .............Chattanooga, Tenneiiee ...............Knoxville. Tennessee ..............Morriitown. Tenneiiee O M I C R O N CHAPTER First Row: Augur, Bearden. Bell, Berry, Bobo. Boyd. Camp- bell, Chase, Crowell, Crumm. Second Row: Dillard. Fossnachi. Faucetfe, Graf. Greer. Garrett. Gillespie. Gouffon, Hale. Hasson. Third Row: Hightower. Hollingsworth, House, Hulsey. Hunter, C. Jones, S. Jones, Kirchdorfer, Knox, Lykins. Fourth Row: Luther, Mapp, E. McCleary. J. McCieary, Matthews. Moore. Morris, Mullin, Mynatt, Neblett. Fifth Row: A. Nelson, M. Nelson, Nicholson. Penn, Redding, Ross. Ryan, Sawyer, Shea, D. Skelton, P. Skelton. Sixth Row: Slack, Tatum. Taylor. Thompson, Thornton. Trotter, Warlick, Watts, Wilhite. Williamson. Witt. 141 MARY HELEN BRUFF President EMILY FRETZ Secretary ELEANOR CREEKMORE Vice-President NANCY HALE Treasurer Who is Miss Tennessee, you mean you don't know— A beautiful blonde and a good Chi O Not just one beauty but many more On Beauty night the Chi O's claimed four. Last year in sports, oh how they pepped up. They were the winner of the Intro-Mural cup. Torchbearers and Mortar Board not to mention the rest Keep it up Chi O. you're one of the best. C H I MEG MARY HELEN BRUFF . . . ELEANOR CREEKM.ORE. EMILY FRSTZ......... NANCY HALE.......... OFFICERS A . . . President Vice-President . . . Secretory . . . Treasurer JEAN ADAMS.......... CLARA ASHE.......... HELEN BAKER......... BETTY BOSTICK....... EDITH BRADLEY....... MARY HELEN BRUFF. . . CAROLYN CLARK ...... MARILYN CLARK....... JOY COLSTON........... JACKIE CLARKSON . . . . ELEANOR CREEKMORE. . PATRICIA DAVIS. ... SUZANNE DAWSON . . . LYNN DAVIDSON....... COLIN DOUGHERTY . . . KATHRYN DOUGHTY . . . ANN DRAPER.......... NANCY DUKE.......... MOLLIS ELY.......... ANNE FARMER......... BARBARA FERREE...... EMILY FRETZ......... BARBARA FRYE........ ELIZABETH GAINES. . . . GRACE GARLAND....... VARNEY GI8SON....... SUE GRAY............ KATHLEEN GREER...... SARAH GRIFFITH...... NANCY HALE.......... CAROL HAISTEN....... MARY JANE HARDWICK . JOAN HARRIS......... NANCY HOSKINS....... ELEANOR HUMPHREYS . . K ATHEL6EN KAVANAGH . PATRICIA KAVANAGH . . CAMILLA KELSO....... ANNE KEYS........... GLORIA KING......... PATSY LANIER........ NANCY IRENE LAY ... . NATALIE LEACH....... NANCY LINEHAN....... MADGE LOGAN......... PATRICIA MANN....... judy McCrary........ nancy McCrary .... DOROTHY MdNTOS.H . . . CAROLYN MILLER...... NANCY MILLER........ JEAN MORRIS......... CAROLYN MOSS........ JOANNA MYERS........ EMILY NEIL.......... AL'CE NUNN.......... LOU ODOM............ SUE ODOM............ SARAH PARK.......... VIRGINIA RAGSDALE. . . ANNE ROBINSON....... MARGUERITE R08INS0N . MARY ELLEN RODDY . . MARYANN E SEA8ROOK . . CAROLINE SILER...... MARY ALICE SMITH . . . SARAH SPA HR........ CAMOEN SWAN......... SADIE BLAIR THWEATT . . 8ETTY TUCKER........ JANS WATSON......... JANE LADD WEBB .... CAROL WILLIAMS...... ANNE WILLIS......... DONNA ZEISER ...... MEMBERS .........Knoxville, Tennessee .........Knoxville. Tennessee .........Knoxville, lennesste .........Oyersborg. Tennessee ........Knoxville. Tennessee ..........Knoxville Tennessee .........Knoxvilie, Tennessee .........Knoxville, Tcrmossee ............Athens, Tennessee . . . Raleigh, North Carolino .........Knoxville, Tcrsnestco .... Knoxville, Tennessee .........Knoxville. Tennessee .........Knoxville, Tcnncsseo . . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee .........Knoxville, Tennessee . . . . Gainesooro, Tennessee . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee .........Knoxville, Tennessee .... Sevierville. Tennessee .........Knoxville, Tennessee .........Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . Winter Ha-en Florida .........Knoxville, Tennessee .........Knoxville. Tennessee .........Knoxville, Tennesseo ............Loudon. Tennessee .........Knoxville, Tennessee . . . , Morristown, Tennessee ............GriHin. Georgia . . . .Cleveland, Tennessee ...............Housion. Texas ........Knoxville. Tennessee ........Memphis, Tcnncsseo . . . . Lenoir City. Tennessee . . . . Lenoir City. Tennessee .........Knoxville. Tennessee .............Erwin, Tennessse ...........Memphis, Tennessee . . . Mu-treesbo-o, Tennessee .........Knoxville, Tennessee .........Knoxville. Tennessee ... Las Piedras, Venejuela .........Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Fountain City, Tennessee .........Knoxville, Tennessee . . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee ...........Memphis, Tennessee . . .Johnson City. Tennessee . . . Johnson City, Tennessee .........Knoxville. Tennessee .........Knoxville. Tcnncsseo .........Knoxville, Tonnossec .........Knoxville. Tennessee .............Halls. Tennessee . . . CKattanooga, Tennessee . . . Chattanooga. Tennessee . . . C' attanoosja. Tennessee .........Knoxville, Tennessee ...........Memphis, Tennessee ............Dayton, Tennessee ........Knoxville, Tennessee ........Memphis. Tennessee ........Knoxville. Tennessee ........Knoxville, Tennessoex ........Knoxville, Tennessee ........Knoxville. Tennessee .... Humboldt. Tennessee ........Knoxville. Tennosscr ........Knoxville, Tennessoe ........KnoxviHe Tennessee . . . Chattanoogn. Tennessoo ........Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Chattanooga. Tennessee PI CHAPTER First Row: Adams. Ashe. Baker. Bostick. Bradley. C. Clark. M. C ark, Clarkson, Colston. Creekmore. Second Row: Davis. Dawson, Dougherty, Draper. Duke, Ely. farmer. Ferree. Fretz, Frye. Third Row: Gair.es. Garland. Gray Greer. Griffith. Hais- ten, Hale, Hardwick, Harris. Hoskins. Seventh Row: Smith. Spahr. son. Williams. Willis, Zeiser. Fourth Row: Humphreys, Kavanaugh. Kelso. Keys, King. Lanier. Lay. Leach. Linehan, Logon. Fifth Row: Mann, J. McCrary. N. McCrary, N McIntosh. C. Miller. N. Miller, Morris. Moss. Myers, Neil. Sixth Row: Numm, L. Odom, $. Odom, Park. Ragsdale, A. Robinson, M. Robinson. Roddy, Seabrook, Siber. Swan. Thweatt, Tucker. Wat- 143 LESLIE HAMMER President JOAN CRAWFORO Secretary HARRIET ROUNTREE Vice-President DARLENE STILLER Treasurer Leading the boys in ROTC Is a proud member of Deltas three. Boasting two sweethearts of Sigma Chi. These campus cuties are riding high. Winner of the Kappa Sig cup two years straight Which goes to show, they really rate. With Sweetheart of Phi Sig and Betty Co-ed. A'l of them Tri-Delta, need more be said? DELTA DELTA DELTA OFFICERS LESLIE MAE HAMMER.....................President HARRIET ROWNTREE............... Vice-President JOAN CRAWFORD.........................Sce-etary DARLENE STILLER.......................Treasurer MEMBERS MERRIE JANE ACREE. . CYNTHIA ALLEN ...... KATHIE ALMOND .... JO ANN 8ARR....... BEVERLY BELL ....... 8ETTY BOLTON........ MAUDE MOONEY BURKE . BARBARA BURNS....... JANE CANNON........ PAT CARTER......... ANN CHANDLER........ JO ANN COOLEY. . . . JOAN CRAWFORD . . . NANCY DAVIDSON . . . CAROLYN DENNIS. . . . NANCY ERVIN........ ELEANOR EZELL...... ANGELIN FARMER. . . . MARY FARMER........ KATHERINE FINCH . . . BETTY JEAN FIANERY . . FLORENCE GASS....... BETTY GOOSMAN .... EMMA JO GRAY........ SYLVIA GRIFFIN..... BETTY GUINN........ LESLIE MAE HAMMER . JUNE HARRIS......... PEGGY HATCHER. . . . FAYE HINES.......... JOYCE HERRON....... ELAINE JONES...... DOT JORDON ........ JANET KEENAN........ MIMI KEENAN........ JO ANN KING......... EMMA LOU KREGER . . . ANN LEE............ MARGARET ANN LONG . MERRY ANN LLOYD . . . SUSAN LYLE......... BETTY McAFEE....... KAY MAPLES......... JANE MILLER......... MARTHA MILLS........ ANNE MORRIS. . . BETTY MORRIS........ NANCY NEV MAN . . PATRICIA PATE....... 8ETTY LOU POLK. . . . PHYLLIS RANKIN . . ELEANOR RIGGINS. . . . BETTY ROGERSON .... HARRIET ROWNTREE. . . DOT SADLER......... JEAN ANNE SCOTT . . . BETTY LOU SLEMONS. . . MARY VIRGINIA SMITH DARLENE STILLER..... JOAN STUMPF........ JANET SUNSTRCM .... MARION JO TAPP. . . . OOTTIE TAYLOR...... ■ UDREY VAN EYNDE . . GAYLE WINGO........ ANN WRIGHT.......... BETTY WRIGHT....... . . .Greenville, Mssissippi .... Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee .... Selmer, Tennessee . . Memphis. Tennessje .... Knoxville, Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee ... Knoxville Tennessee . . . Sielbyville, Tennessee . . . . Little Roc«. Arkansas .... Knoxville. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tcnnesseo .... Knoxville, Tenncsseo .........Jackson, Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . North Webster. Indiana .... Memphis Tennesseo .... Knoxville. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Greenville. Tennessee . . . . Kingsport. Tennetsen .... Knoxville, Tennossee ..........Bc-’li. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville. 1cnn:ssce . . . Greenville, Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee . . Cia.tanooga, Tonnessee . . . fayatlevillo. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee ...........Bells, Tennessee ..........Jackson Tennessee . . . . Memphis. Tennessee . . Choltanooga, Tennessee . . Cnattanoogo, Tennessee .........Bris.oi. Tennessee . . . . BIjK City, Tennessee . . . . Maryvil c, Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee .........Atlanta, Georgia . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee , . . . Dycsburg. Tennessee . . . . Newbern, Tennessee . Wes Memphis. Arkansar Jackson, Tennessee .... Knoxville, lennessce ...........Marion Virginia . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Memphis, Tennessee ..........Jackson Tennesseo . . Knoxville, Tennessee , . . . Memphis. Tennessee .... Memphis. Tennessee . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . . Memphis. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee .........Trenton, Tennessee , . . . Kingsport. Tennessee . . . .Knoxville, Tennesser DELTA SIGMA CHAPTER First Row: Aeree, Allen. Almond, Barr, Beli, Bolton, Burke, Fourth Row: M. Kenar. King, Kreger Lee, Long. Lloyd, Cannon. Carter, Chandler, Lyle, McAfee, Maples, Miller. Second Row: Cooley. Crawford. Davidson. Dennis, Ezell, Fifth Row: Mills, A. Morris, B. Morris, Newman, Pate, A. Farmer. M. Farmer, Finch, Gass, Goosman. Rankin, Riggins. Rogerson, Sadler, Scott. Third Row: Gray. Griffin. Guinn, Hammer. Harris, Hatcher. Sixth Row: Slemons, Smith, Stiller, Stumpf, Sunstrom. Tapp. Herron. Jones. Jordon, J. Kenan. Taylor, Van Eynde, Wingo, Weight. 145 BOBBIE JEAN SMITH President KATE O'DONNELL Secretary LILLIAN TERRY Vice-President GEORGE ANNA HEARN Treasurer ★ Who's that walking down the street? A Delta Gam and ain't she sweet? She has looks and charm galore, One look at her and you'll ask for more. They don't go in for parties small, This year they had a big Anchor Ball! To the frats they carol at Christmas time. It peps up the fellows and makes them feel fine. D E L T A G A M M A OFFICERS BOBBIE JEAN SMITH . . LILLIAN TERRY....... KATE O'DONNELL. . . GEORGE ANNA HEARN . . . President Vice President . . . Secretary . . . T'easurer MEMBERS ELSIE BEENE...................... BETTE 8IGSE...................... MARGARET BRADLEY................. JACKIE 8URNS...................... JEAN CANTRELL..................... BETTY DEES....................... BARBARA GRIFFIN.................. JEAN HAYES....................... GEORGE ANNA HEARN................. PAT HICKMAN...................... BETTY RHEA HICKS................. JACQUE ING........................ JEAN IS8ELL....................... BETTY JOHNSON.................... HELEN KANE........................ BETTY KELLY...................... NANCY KYKER...................... BARBARA MOORE.................... JETTIE MOORE..................... KATE O’DONNELL................... JO ANN OVERTON.................... ELIZA8ETH PACE................... JOAN PARKER...................... MARY LOU PETERS.................. DORIS PHYLE...................... JOANNE PILLOW..................... SOPHIA PRESTON.................... FRANCES PRICE..................... 8AR8ARA RHODES.................... JANET SCOTT...................... B08BIE JEAN SMITH................. SIBA SUTLIFF..................... PAT TAYLOR........................ LILLIAN TERRY..................... JEANELLE THOMISON................. BARBARA WARE...................... BAR8ARA WHITAKER................. LILA WIERSEMA . . .... Dayton. Tennessee . . Fayetteville. Tennwiee .... Dickson. Tennessee ..........Niota. Tennessee . Elizabethton. Tennessee . Johnson City, Tennessee . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . Nashville. Tennessee . . . Greenfield. Tennessee . Chattanooga. Tenneesce . . Sweetwater. Tennessee . . Friendship. Tennessee . . Oak Ridge. Tennessee . . Sweetwater. Tennetsee . . Elizabethton, Tennessee . Chattanooga. Tennessee . . Sweetwater, Tennessee . . Oak Ridge. Tennessee . . . Nashville. Tennessee Asheville. North Carolina . . . Greenfield, Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee Asheville. North Carolina . . Oak Ridge. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee .........Milen, Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee .........Atlanta, Georgia . . . Cleveland. Tennessee , . . Sweetwater. Tennessee . . Elizabethton. Tennessee . . Oak Ridge, Tennessee . . Elizabethton. Tennessee . . . Copperhill, Tonnessee ........Dayton, Tennessee . . . . Sewanee. Tennessee . . Oak Ridge. Tennessee ... Knoxville. Tennessee GAMMA ALPHA CHAPTER First Row: Beene, Biggs, Bradley. Burns. Cantrell. Dees. Third Row: Kyker, B. Moore. J. Moore. O'Donnell. Over- Hayes. ton. Pace, Parker. Second Row: Hearn. Hickman, Hicks, Isbell. Johnson. Fourth Row: Peters. Phyle, Preston, Price. Rhodes. Scott. Kane, Kelly. Smith. Fifth Row: Sutliff. Taylor. Terry. Thomison, Ware. Whit- aker. Wiersema. 147 T A MARIAN N. EVANS Vlco Pr t l nt DOROTHY CLARK Treasurer Their cute little sponsor with plenty of pep With the Air Corps boys keeps right in step. They're always happy, with no remorse Who do we mean. Delta Zeta of course. To all the fellows they show a good time. On the dance floor, how these gals do shine. They're good in classes, they know their books. But most of all they’re good in looks. L OFFICERS MINA JEAN TOLLEY.....................................................Prendent MARIAN N. EVANS..............................................V.ce-P � .der.t JANET SHAFER..........................................................Sectary DOROTHY CLARK.......................................................T' etur r MEMBERS WILMA ARP.............................................Knoxville. Tennenee CAROLYN W. BEST.......................................Knoxville, Tenr.en c MARGARET ANN BLACK........................................Maico. Tennen MARY ELIZABETH BRIDGES...............................Church Hill, Tennenee MARGARET BROWN...................................Knoxville, Tenneiiee EMMA LOU BURNETTE.................................Knoxville. Tennenee MARGARET CAMERON......................................Knoxville. Tenneiiee DOROTHY CLARK.........................................Carrier . Mining ANNE DAVIS.............................................Knoxville Tennenee ANNA RUTH DIXON.....................................Eagte«ood. Tenncuee JOYCE 008LEY..........................................Cronville. Tennenee MARIAN N. EVANS.................................... Knoxville. Tennenee MARIAN 0. EVERSOLE.................................Knoxville. Tennenee PEGGY HODGE.........................................Johnion City. Tennen EMMA JEAN LEEK........................................Knoxville. Tennenee RUBY LEWELLING........................................Knoxville, Tennenee MARY ANN LITTLE........................................Newport. Tennenee NANCY IYKINS........................................OeL Ridge, Tennenee BETTY FAYE LYNCH......................................Knoxville. Tennenee DOT MABRY.............................................Knoxville. Tennenee ANN MAYNARD............................................Memphi . Tennenee ELLA JEAN McPHETRlOGE.................................Knoxville. Tenneiiee KATHERINE MILESTONE.........................Winiton Soleo., North Carolina 8AR8ARA MOON.............................................Powell. Tennenee JAN NEELY.............................................Neihville. Tennenee LILLIAN PARKER........................................Knoxville. Tennenee ELIZABETH V. PEASE...............................Wait Goihen. Connecticut LOUISE ROGERS ......................................Botton. Manachuiett: CAMILLE SCHIFFMAN..............................Greeniboro. North Carolina JANET SCHAFER.............................................Cincinnati. Onic PHILOMENO F. SMITH....................................Knoxville. Tennenee NINA J. TOLLEY.......................................Lynchburg, Tennenee BETA LAMBDA CHAPTER First Row: Arp. Best. Black. Bridges. Brown. Burnette. Clark. Third Row: Lewelling, Little. Lykins. Lynch. Mabry. May- nard, McPhetridge. Second Row: Davis, Dixon. Dobley. Evans, Eversole, Hodge, Leek. 149 Fourth Row: Milestone, Moon, Neely. Pease Schiffman, Smith. Tolley. A MARY JO BALOWIN President ANNE SULLIVAN Secretary Claiming the Sweetheart of T Club started the year off fine, And not one time during the year did they cease to shine. Beauties and wheels, all in KD Sponsors and Mortar Board as you will see. At Homecoming time spirits were bright For a KD was queen at the dance that night. What a year they've had with honors galore And come next year, they’ll win even more! K A P P A D E L T A MARY JO 8ALDWIN . BETTY VALKER .... OFFICERS ANNE SULLIVAN . . . EVELYN MARSHALL. Treasurer MEMBERS 808BIE ARNHA8T........ KATHRYN ARRANTS....... MARY JO 8AL0WIN. LORRAINE 8ALLAR0. . . . FRANCES BERGHEIMER . . . PATSY eROWN........... ELIZABETH BRYANT...... JO ANN BURNETTE....... PATRICIA CALFEE....... JANE CHRISTMAS........ ELIZABETH COATS....... 8088IE CONNELLY....... BETTY CRUZE........... ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM . NANCY CUNNINGHAM . . BARBARA DAY.............. ETHEL DAVIS........... MARY ELLEN DONNELLY. . CAROL DUNSMORE........ ELIZA8ETH EHLERS...... NANCY SUE EVANS....... NANCY FRANKLIN........ GLORIA ENMAN FRANKUM PEGGY HAIRRELL........ BARBARA HARRISON NORMA HATCHER......... PAT HINDLEY........... CAROLYN HOBBS......... ANNE HOUSER........... MARY FRANCES JULIAN . . F EIYN KERLEY......... FRANCES KIBBLE........ CORA KINNIE........... CHRISTIAN LOVE........ GERALDINE MANSFIELD. . EVELYN MARSHALL....... MARY ANN McCALLUM . . sally McCauley........ MARY McCLUNG.......... VIRGINIA McKAREN ANNE 08ENSHAIN........ KATHRYN O'DELL........ 8ARBARA PERRY......... MARY ANN REYNOLOS. . . PATRICIA ROUSE........ SUE RUEFF............. KATHY RUNGE........... MARTHA SHIPE.......... BETTY SIPE............ SELMA SITZMAN......... ANN SNOW.............. HARRIET SPELLINGS..... BARBARA STANSFIELO . . . BARBARA STONE......... ANNE SULLIVAN......... MARTHA LOU TUGGLE. . . BETTY VALKER.......... BETTY VAN HOOSER...... ELIZABETH ’WALKER..... MARTHA LOU WE8B .... ELIZABETH WEEKS....... RUTH WINN............. SARA SVYATT........... . Knoxville, Tennessee . Knorvllle. Tennessee , . Camden. Tennessee . Knonviile, Tennessee . . Bristol, Tenneasee . Knoxville, Tennessee . Rutledge. Tennessee • . . . Sequatchie. Tennessee . . . . White Pine, Tennessee . . . . Morristown. Tennessee . . . . Tiptonville, Tennessee ...........Knoxville. Tennessee ...........Knoxville. Tennessee ...........Knoxville. Tennessee .............Bristol. Tennessee Pressman's Homo, Tennessee . . . Montgomery. Alabama ............Houston, Texas .... Knoxville. Tennessee ..........Sovannah, Georgia ..........Coeburn. Virginia ..........Fort Myers, Florida .............Alcoa. Tennessee ..............Athens, Tennessee .... Bvrdstown. Tennessee .... Knoxville, Tennessee ■ . Knoiville, Tennessee ..........Harlan, Kentucky ..........Bristol. Tennessee ...........Knoxville, Tennessee ...........Knoxville, Tennessee . . Chattanooqa, Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Conton, North Carolina . . . Chattanooqa. Tennessee .... Clarksville. Tennessee . . . Oak Ridqe. Tennessee .... Scarsdale, New York ...........Knoxville. Tennessee .... Kinqsoort. Tennessee .............8'istol. Tennessee . . . Morristown. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tonnesseo .............Bristol. Tennessee , . . . Morristown. Tennessee ... Oak Ridge. Tennessee ... .Jackson, Mississippi ...........Knoxville, Tennessee .... Memphis. Tennessee .... Knoxville, Tennessee .............Bristol, Tennessee ...............Bells. Tennessee ..............Jasper, Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee .... Memphis, Tennessee .... Memphis. Tennessee ........Cincinnati. Ohio . . Lawrenceburg, Tennessee .... Somerville. Tennessee . . .Oak Ridge. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Clarksville. Tennessee ...........Yo'kville, Tennessee ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER First Row: Arnhart, Baldwin, Bergheimer, Brown, Bryan. Burnette, Calfee, Christmas. Second Row: Coats. Cruze. Cunningham, Day. Donnelly, Dunsmore, Ehlers, Evans. Third Row: Franklin, Hairrell. Harrison, Hatcher, Hindley. Hobbs. Houser, Julian. Fourth Row: Kerley, Kibble, Kinnie, Love. Mansfield, Mar- shall, McCauley, McKaren, Obenshain. Fifth Row: O'Dell, Perry, Reynolds, Rouse, Rueff, Shipe, Sipe, Sitzmon, Snow. Sixth Row: Spellings. Stanfield, Tuggle, Volker, Van Hooser, Walker, Weeks, Winn, Wyatt. 151 p M U DOROTHY DUNCAN President GLENDA PIPKIN Secretary MARJORY JBMPLE Vice-Presidont FIRTH MORRIS Treasurer With a brand new room to start the year right These gals go datin' most every night. They rated with beauties and sponsors too. With an Ace Day finalist, they're not blue. They're all-around girls in each thing they do Sweetheart of Pi Kappa Phi, she's a Phi Mu. They scored again with Barnwarming Queen. Whenever there's a party, the Phi Mu's will be seen. H I OFFICERS DOROTHY DUNCAN........................................................President MARJORY TEMPLE...................................................Vice-President GLENDA PIPKIN.........................................................Secrotary FIRTH MORRIS..........................................................Troosuror MEMBERS PAT ADELS8ERG...... ANN ARNOLO......... LIBBY ANN 8AILEY . . . BAR8ARA 8ENZIGER. . ANN EOLIN.......... JO ANN BORING .... JANE BROWN......... CHARLOTTE ANN CAREY MARIANNE CARUTHERS . ELIZABETH CLANCY. . . JANE COULTER...... MARTHA COYNER. . . . NANCY DAVIES...... DOROTHY DUNCAN . . . JOANN DUNN......... BETTY ECHOLS....... GORDON FAUCETTE . . DORIS FOLSOM....... CAROL FORCE . . . MARTY FRISBIE..... NANCY FURIAN....... JOYCE GARNER....... JUDEAN GREENWAY . . KATHERIN HALE...... M.ERYLE ANN HALL . . . ELIZABETH HANCOCK . JOAN HART.......... PAT HARTZ.......... jAN’E HAZELWOOD . . MARY YOUNG HORO. . JO ANN HOUSTON . . OOROTHY HOYLE . . . . BETTY6 HULL........ uUANNE JENNINGS . . . KATHRYN JONES .... SHIRLEY JONES...... DOROTHY KLEINSASSER . MARY E. KELLEY. . . 8AR3ARA LACK...... ANN LOCKETT........ HARRIET LUE8KE..... JANE McDOUGALL . . . JO ANNE MAYES .... MARTHA McCOllOCH . JO ANN MeCUlLCCH . SARAH McEVEfi..... FIRTH MORRIS....... 3ETTY JEAN MOTES . . . NANCY NICKOLS. . . . 8ARBARA PARKER. . . . GLENDA PIPKIN...... BARBARA RIDDICK , . MARION ROBBINS . . . . IDA FRANCES ROUTH . JOYCE RUSSELL...... GEORG I ANN A SEAL . . . SOBBIc SMITH....... MARJORY TEMPLE. . . . ANNE THOMAS....... LOIS VOGEL......... OUIDa WSISSINGER . . . SUZANNE WELMERS. . JANE WHITE........ VIRGINIA V ILSON . . . CAROLYN WOODARD. . .........Po� ell, Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Chilhowce, Tennessee . . . . Memphis, Tennessee . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Nashville, Tennessee ... Knoxville. Tennessee , . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville. Tennetsee , . . . Knoxville, Tennessee .... Etowah. Tennessee . . . . Chilhowce. Virginio ........Bristol. Tennessee . . Elrjabothton. Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Old Hickory, Tennessee . . . . Knoxville. Ten-csico . . Morristown. Tennessee .........Powell. Tennessee ... Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Maryville. Tennessee . . . Mcmpnis. Tennessee .... Jackson, Tennessee . Murfreesboro. Tennessee . . Spring City. Tennessee Charlotte, North Carolina . . . Knoxville. Tennessee ... Knoxville, Tennessee ... Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Moryvillo. Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Concord. Tennessee . . . 8ronxville. Tennessee .........Norris. Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee ... Knoxville. Tennessee , . . . Knoxville. Tennessee .........Elmhurst. Illinois . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee ... Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tonncssee . New Tazewell, Tennessee .........Atlanta. Georgia . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tonressee ... Knoxville, Tennessee , Chattanooga. Tennessee . . . Lakemont. Georgia . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Scwanee. Tennetsee .........Atlanto. Georgia . . .Memphis. Tennessee KAPPA CHAPTER First Row: Adolsberg. Arnold. Bailey. Benziger. Bolin. Boring. Caruthers. Clancy. Coulter. Coyner. Socond Row: Davies. Duncan. Dunn. Echols. Faucette. Fol- som. Force. Frisbie. Furian. Gamer. Third Row: Greeoway. Hale. Hall. Hancock. Hart. Hertz. Hazelwood. Hord. Houston, Hoyle. Fourth Row: Hull Jennings. K. Jones. S. Jones. Kleinsasser. Kelly. Lack. Lockett, Luebke. Mayes. Fifth Row: McCollock, McCullough. McEver. Morris. Motes. Nichols. Parker, Pipkin. Riddick. Robbins. Sixth Row: Routh, Russell. Smith. Temple, Thomas, Vogel. Weissinger, Welmers. White. Wilson. Woodard. 153 Now here’s a group of gals who love the wine and silver blue. Each is an all-around campus girl and to Pi Phi is true. They rated high in beauty queens at the Beauty Ball. Just the first of many honors they gained back in the fall. An attendant they had on Homecoming Day They're simply tops, what more is there to say? Just one more word about the cute girls that you see Two of them are Torchbearers at the University. P I BETA PHI OFFICERS NANCY JENKINS CAROLYN JOHNSON................ BETTY eiACK............... . BETTY LOU CHAMBERLAIN ... ..... . . President , Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer MEMBERS BETTY BLACK.......... BETTYE 8LACKWOOD. . . . ANN LOUISE BROWN .... BARBARA BRUBAKER...... ANNA 6URKHARDT....... BARRI 8URRAGE......... BETTY LOU CHAMBERLAIN . MARY CHENEY........... MARY ANN CONANT. . . . PAT CONE.............. SARAH CULBERT......... LOU DAUGHTRY.......... GLORIA DAVIS......... EMILY EDMUNDSON. . . . BETTY GRAY........... EAR8ARA HOPKINS...... BARBARA HUFF.......... NANCY JENKINS......... CAROLYN JOHNSON. . . EMMA LOU KINGRY. . . . ANN KOFFMAN.......... WYNELLE MELSON ... MARY MILLER ...... MARSHA MURPHY......... ARLYNN PILLING...... BILLIE RUTH REAGAN . EVA SUE SHOUN...... JEAN SLATER........... PEGGV SPECK.......... BERNITA STAN8ERY . . . . MILDRED STEVENS. . . JAMIE TALANTIS. . . MARTHA JO TATE ... . NANN TEMPLE......... KATHERINE WEEKS. . JANE ANN WELLS........ JO ANN WHITE.......... ELEANOR WICKER........ CAROL WILLIAMSON .... LYNN WOMBLE....... SYDNEY WRIGHT.......... .........Knoxville, Tennessee .... Nashville, Tennessee ........Scott. Arkansas .... Kno� villo. Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennessee .... Knoxville, Tennessee .........Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Sioux Fells. South Dakota . . . . ou'goinsville. Tennessee .............Osceola, Arkansas .... Oak Ridge. Tennessee . Avondale Estates. Georgia .............Decetur, Georgia .............Pulaski, Tennessee .............Madison. Tennessee .........Oak Ridge. Tennessee .... Gatlinburg. Tennessee .........Oak Ridge. Tennessee ...........Knoxville. Tennessee ...........Knoxville, Tennessee ...........Kingsport. Tennessee .............Atlanta. Georgia . . Knoxville. Tonnessee .........Oak Ridge, Tennessee .... Sheboxgan. Wisconsin .... Gatlinburg. Tennessee . . Mountain City. Tennessee . . . . Chattanooga. Tennessee ............Monterey, Tennessee ...........Cleveland. Tennessee ............Herriman, Tennessee .........Columbus, Mississippi ...........Nashville. Tennessee ...........Knoxville. Tennessee . W© mouth. Massachusetts .... Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . Asheville. North Carolina ...........Knoxville. Tennessee ...........Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Chattanooga. Tennessee . . . . Chattanooga. Tennessee TENNESSEE GAMMA CHAPTER First Row: Black. 8!ackwocd, Brown, Brubaker, Burrage. Chamberlain, Cheney, Conont. Second Row: Cone, Culbert. Daughtry. Davis, Edmondson, Gray, Hopkins, Jenkins. Fifth Row: Weeks. Wells, Womble, Wright. Third Row: Johnson, Kingry, Koffman, Melscn, Miller, Mur- phy. Pilling. Reagan. Fourth Row: Shoun, Slater, Speck. Stanbery, Stevens, Talantis. Tate, Temple. White, Wicker, Williamson, 155 PATSY TEMPLE President BARBARA HOLT Secretory JANIE ROGERS Vice-President CAROL HAMMOND Treosurer A lover of the violet is the Sigma Kappa girl, Doting and studying, her life is in a whirl. Apple Queen they claimed at the first of the year They're really on the ball, this fact is quite clear. This year they won the Derby, a big honor on the Hill, Never had the girls received such a pleasant thrill. Last year they starred in Cornicus as in the year before. The best to Sigma Kappa, good luck's knocking at your door. s I G M A K A P P A PATSY TEMPLE. . . . JANICE ROGERS . . BARBARA HOLT . . . CAROL HAMMOND. OFFICERS CHARLOTTE ATCHLEY . . . ROSEMARY ATKIN....... JOANNE BARKER....... LILLIAN 8EVINS...... IDA LOU BROWN....... MARY FRANCES 8IRD . . . BARBARA CAHOON . . . . LAURA CARDEN ........ 8ETTY CARR.......... JUNE COTTRELL........ ADRIENNE CROSS...... BARBARA EASTERLY. . . . JEAN EILEN8URG...... BARBARA ELLIS....... 8O88IE GIBSON....... GERRY GRIFFIN....... COLORES GUFFEY....... JOAN HAMILTON........ CAROL HAMMOND. . . . VIRGINIA HARPER...... CLARA SUE HENDRIX . 8AR8ARA HOLT........ JOSEPHINE HOLT . SALLY HOWE........... ELNA JACKSON......... JACKIE KERSH......... BARBARA KISER....... JEAN LOVE............ IRENE LOY............ pat McCrary. ...... Suzanne McCrary, . . KATHERINE MASON . . . . BERNICE MAYS......... PATSY MILLER........ JEAN MILLINGTON .... PAT NORRIS.......... KAY PAYNE............ PATSY PAYNE.......... CAROLYN PECK........ RACHEL PERKINS....... BETTY ROBERTSON...... BETTY SUE ROGERS. . . . GLENNA ROGERS....... JANIE ROGERS......... BETTY SEWELL......... CLARA SLOAN.......... MARY KATE STANBERY. DOUIE TAYLOR........ MARY JOYCE TEMPLE . . . PATSY TEMPLE........ JAN THOMAS.......... SUE THOMPSON......... MEMBERS ........................ Sevierville. Tennessee ......................... Knoxville. Tennessee ...........................Knoxvi'le. Tennessee .............................Concord. Tennessee ..............................Colins. Tennessee .........................Greencvilte, Tennessee ...........................Knoxville, Tennessee ...........................Knoxville. Tennwwe ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee ...........................Knoivillc, Tennessee ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee .............................Mothiem, Tennessee .............................Memphis. Tennessee ...........................Dandridge. Tennessee ...........................Knoxville, Tennossee ..............................Athens, Tennessee ...........................Knoxville, Tennessoe ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee ...........................Knoxville, Tennessee ...........................Knoxville, Tonnessce ........................S� . Petersburg. Florida ...........................Knoxville, Tennessee ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee ...............................Pound, Virginia ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee ...........................Knoxville, Tennessee ......................... Knoxville. Tennessee ..........................Knoxville. Tennessee ...........................Knoxville, Tennessee . . . .....................Knoxville, Tennessee ...........................CMlhOxvie, Virginia .............................Clinton, Tennessee ...........................Knoxville, Tennossce ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee ........................Lenoir City, Tennessee . .........................Nashville, Tennessee ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee .........................Groen 8ack. Tennessee ...........................Nashville, Tcnncstce ..............................Powell. Tennessee ........................Simpsonville, Tennessee ...........................Knoxville, Tcnnesse� ...........................Knoxville, Tennessee ...........................Knoxville. Tennessee ........................Madisonville, Tennessee ...........................Maryville. Tennessee ........................ Piney Flats. Tennessee .........................Sevierville. Tennetsto .........................Sevierville, Tennessee ....................Greensboro North Carolina ..........................Coppc'hill. Tennessee ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER First Row: Atchley. Atkins. Barker. Bevins. Brown. 8ird, Fourth Row: Kiser, Love, P. McCrary. $. McCrary, Mason, Cahoon, Carden. Millington. Norris, K. Payne. Second Row: Carr. Cottrell. Cross. Easterley Ellis. Gibson. Fifth Row: P. Payne. Peck, Perkins, Robertson, S. Rodgers, Griffin. Guffey. G. Rodgers. Sewell, Sloan. Stanberry. Third Row: Hamilton, Hammond. Harper, Hendrix, B. Holt. Sixth Row: Taylor. M. Tcmp!e. P. Temple, Thomas. Thomp- J. Holt. Jackson, Kersh. son. Turner. Weaver. White, Wilson. 157 ZETA TAU ALPHA JOHNIE THOMAS President MARTHA BELLAMY Secretary HAZEL MURRAY Vice-President 8ARBARA ANN ERNST Treasurer These little girls as cute as can be, Have a representative on the ASC. They sing and dance and always date, On this campus they really rate. With Cinderella Girl of SPE, All the gals are filled with glee. Active on the campus in everything, So to the Zetas we will sing. OFFICERS JOHNIfc THOMAS................... HAZEL MURRAY.................... MARTHA BELLAMY................... BARBARA ANN ERNST................ . . . President Vice-President . . .Secretary . . . Treasurer MEMBERS JOAN ABERNATHY................... BARBARA ATCHLEY.................. MARTHA BELLAMY................... N6TTA BRADLEY.................... ADA BRANTLEY.................... BETTY BROWN..................... JANICE CARDEN.......... SUE CHEEK........................ MARGARET COOK.................... SARA CRIGGER..................... JEAN DAVIS....................... BETSY DOUGLAS.................... BARBARA ANN ERNST.............. RUTH GARLAND...................... MARY GILLENWATER.................. MARION HARWELL................... MARGARET JACKSON................. BETTYt ANN KOEHN .... ......... 8ARBARA LAMBERT .............. . , JEAN LOHR........................ MARY ANN LONG................... MARILYN LOSEY.................... JOY MILLSAPS...................... PEGGY MARSHALL.................... HAZEL MURRAY..................... RHODA NEBLETT............ ........ ANNE MARIE PENNINGTON............ NORMA JUNE PETTIGREW............. DORIS PHILLIPS.................... ELIZABETH PROFFITT................ LAVAUGHAN PULLIAN................ JUNE OUILLEN...................... BETTY ROADEN...................... KAY RAMSEY........................ MARY ROBERTS..................... SUE ROBINETT..................... DORIS SHARP...................... JOYCE ANN SHARP.................. MARY JANE SHARP.................. MARTHA SLATTERY.................. AVANELLE SMITH.................... DOROTHY JEAN SMITH................ JOYCE SPARKMAN.................. DONNA STANTON..................... PATRICIA STEIN.................. ANN STRASSER..................... DEMETRA TARRANT.................. BARBARA THEILE.................... jOHNiE THOMAS.................... MARY JANE VANCE................... DELORAS VAUGHAN................... SUE WASSOM....................... PATTY WARREN..................... KATIE WHILLOCK.................... NORMA WOLFKIEL.................... ...........Martel, Tennessee ..........Knoxville, Tennessee .... Kingsport, Tennessee ...........Camden, Tennessee . - . . Manchester, Tennessee .........Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . LaFollette, Tennessee • . . . Tracy City, Tennessee .........Knoxville, Tennessee ..........Munlord, Tennessee . . . . Dyersburg, Tennessee , . . . Seviervillo. Tennessee .... Knoxvillo, Tennessee .... Memphis, Tennessee .... Knoxvillo, Tennessee . . . . Rutherford. Tennessee ...........Loudon. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Maryville. Tennessee . . Silver Springs. Maryland .... Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Tullahoma. Tennessee .... Maryville. Tennessee . Pidgeon Forge, Tennessee . . . . Oa'x Ridge, Tennessee .... Charlotte, Tennessee .... Knoxville, Tennestoe ............Sharon. Tennessee .... Nashville, Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee .... Knoxville, Tennessee .... Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Coftontown, Tennessee . . New Market, Tennessee ............Atlanta. Georgia .........Pikeville. Tennessee . . . . LaFoUe'te, Tennessee ... LaFollette. Tennessee . . . . LaFollette. Tennessee . . Chattanooga. Tennessee . . . Oak Ridge, Tennessee Signal Mountain. Tennessee ............Doyle, Tennessee .... Maryville. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee .... Nashvillo. Tennessee . . . . Dyersburg, Tennessee .... Knoxville, Tennessee ...........Triune. Tennessee .... Knoxville, Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Oak Ridge, Tennessee ............Ripley, Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee ZETA CHAPTER First Row: Abernathy. Atchley. Bellamy, Bradley. Brown. Carden. Cheek, Cook. Second Row: Crigger, Davis. Douglas. Ernest. Garland. Gillenwater, Harwell. Jackson. Third Row: Lambert, Lohr. Long, Losey. Millsaps, Marshall, Murray. Neblett. Fourth Row: Pennington, Pettigrew, Phillips, Proffitt. Pul- liar� . Quillen, Roaden, Ramsey. Fifth Row: Roberts, Robinett, D. Sharp, J. Sharp, M. Sharp. Slattery. A. Smith, D. Smith. Sparkman. Sixth Row: Stanton, Stein, Tarrant, Theile, Thomas. Vaughan, Wassom, Warren, Wolfkiel. 159 First Row: Alley, Anderson. Beville, Carico, Clairborne. Third Row: Harrison. Heyen. Howard. Long, McWilliams, Cobble. Nelson. Second Row: Cochran, Coleman. Culpepper. Frazier, Fourth Row: Rowe. Singleton, Tabb, Thompson, Walker. Graves. Hancock. OFFICERS .............President EDWIN THOMPSON. Alpha Tau Omega, Vice-President JACK NELSON, Sigma Nu . . Secretary and Treasurer 160 DON BILLS. Sigma Chi FRATERNITY RELATIONS BOARD PRESIDENTS MAX COBBLE ................. SEFTON LUCAS................ NELSON WALKER............... JACQUE HEYEN................ c. w. McWilliams............ BILL ANDERSON............... SANDY GRAVES................ GEORGE SINGLETON............ GLEN CLAIBORNE.............. CECILE ROWE................. CLARENCE ALLEY.............. BILL FORD................... JERE GRIGGS................. LEWIS S. HOWARD............. ELMER COOK.................. TOM COLEMAN................. HERBERT TABB................ . A'pKo Gamma Rho . Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Tau Omega . . Delta Sigma Phi , . . Delta Tau Dolta . . . Kappa Alpha , . . . Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha . Phi Gamma Dolta . . Phi Sigma Kappa . . Pi Kappa Alpha . ... Pi Kappa Ph: Sigma Alpha Epsilon ..........Sigma Chi .........Sigma No . . Sigmo Phi Epsilon . . . Zota Beta Tau REPRESENTATIVES KEITH HARRISON . . SEFTON LUCAS . . . EDWIN THOMPSON . JIM CARICO .... HANK HANCOCK . . JIM BURK......... DOUG SEVILLE . . . WALTER ROTHERMEL RILEY ANDERSON . . GENE COCHRAN . . DICK KIDWELL . JACK HARRISON . . JOHN CULPEPPER . LAURENCE LONG . . JACK E. NELSON . . TOM FRAZIER . SANFORD SENGER . , Alpha Gamma Rho . . Alpha Epsilon Pi . Alpha Tau Omoga . . DHfa Sigma Phi . . Dolta Tau Dolta . . . Kappa Alpha ... Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha . . Phi Gamma Delta . . Phi Sigma Kappa . . Pi Kappa Alpha ... Pi Kappa Phi Sigma Alpha Epsilon .... Sigma Chi ..........Sigma Nu . . Sigmo Phi Epsilon . . . Zota Beta Tau One representative from each of the seventeen national male fraternities having chapters at the University of Tennessee campus compound the Fraternity Relations Board. The seventeen 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 makes the rules and laws which re- strict and govern the activities of the Greek or- ganizations. The Fraternity Relations Board is now thirteen years old, being the foster child of former Dean of Students John Mosley. During this period it has kept harmony among all fraternity men, and has governed all rushing, dances, parties, and other fraternity business. MEMBERS ALPHA GAMMA RHO Here's an up and coming group known as AGR In the Tug-O-War how these lads did star. They've got a pretty sweetheart who loves these boys so true The AGR. a friendly frat whose days are never blue. EARNEST F. ANDERSON . . . HENRY ANOREWS......... DWANE BELL............ JOE 3ENDERMAN......... ROBERT BUCK........... REX 8RACY............. GENE M. CALOWEIL. . . . KENNETH CHERRY........ WAX COBBLE............ JOHN B. CURTIS........ GENE EASTERLY......... BOB FARMER ........... RAY FAULK............. HAROLD FERGUSON JAMES FLATT........... BOB GAL8REATH......... MAX GREGORY........... JAMES HAMMER.......... KEITH $. HARRISON..... GEORGE HAYNES . . NEAL HICKMAN.......... BRENT HURD............ DONALD JENSEN......... EDGAR JOHNSON ........ ARTHUR JONES. JR...... 8ILL KEMP............. SAM KEYES............. J. LEWIS KINNARD...... WAYNE LEROY........... DAYTON E. McLERRAN . . . DON MALONE............ RICHARD MARTIN........ TOM E. MATLOCK........ BOB MAYNARO DONALO MIRACLE........ ED MOORE.............. PAUL MOORE............ BILL MULLINS.......... THOMAS L. NEAL........ GENE PATTON........... TRAVIS PIERCY......... JIM PRICE............. FOWLER RAGLAND........ WINSTON SANDERS. . . . EDWARD R. SHORE. JR.. . . MICKEY SMITH.......... WILLIS SMITH.......... WAYNE STEPHENS........ ROBERT THOMAS......... GUILFORD THORNTON . . . JOE TREADWAY.......... CLAUDE WAGNER......... WILLIAM WARREN........ FRED WELCH............ CALVIN WHITE.......... .'IM TOM WILLIAMS. . . . TONY WILSON............ . . . Dye'sburg, Tennessee . . . Jonesboro. Tennessee . . Greensville. Tennessee Mo-unt Pleasant. Tennessee . . . Clarksville, Tennessee .... Joelton. Tennesseo . . Union City Tennessee ..........Celine. Tennessee .... Midway. Tennessee . Hendersonville. Tennessee . . Greeneville. Tennessee , . Chattanooga. Tennessee .... Stanton, Tennessee .........Jcllico, Tennessee . . . . Newbein, Tennessee . Goodlettsville. Tennessee . . . . Yorkville. Tennessee . . . Dandridge. Tennessee , . . Greeneville. Tennessee Decherd, Tennessee ..........Jasper. Tennessee . . . . Oonelson. Tennessee . Goodlettsville. Tennessee . . . Farmville. Tennessee . . . . Oonelson Tennessee .... Midway. Tennessee . . . Limestone, Tennessee . . Spring Hill. Tennessee ..........Jasper, Tennessee , . . Greeneville, Tennessee . . . . Oonelson, Tennessee ..............Dresden. Ohio ..........Loudon. Tennrsses . . Dyersburg, Tennessee . . .Cleveland, Tennessee . . . Oak Ridge Tennessee . . . . . Parsons, Tennessee ..........T'enton. Kentucky . . . Wate-town. Tennessee . . . Pikevllle. Tennessee .... 8ellevuc. Tennessee ...........Loudon, Tennessee . . Gaioesboro. Tennessee , Grand Junction. Tennessee . . . . GaHa«ay. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . .Cloudland Tenncsseq . Tellico Plains, Tennessee ... Speedwell. Tennessee . . . Brownsville Tennessee . . Elicabethton. Tennessee . . . . Maryville. Tennessee . . . Lynchburg. Tennessee ....... Parsons, Tennessee , . . . LaFayetfe. Tennessee ..........Mason. Tennessee . . . . Nashville. Tennessee MAX COBBLE President CALVIN WHITE Vice-President KEITH HARRISON Secretary J. B. CURTIS Treasurer ALPHA First Row: Anderson. Andrews, Bell. Bracy. Second Row: Caldwell. Cher- ry. Cobble. Easterly. Third Row: Farmer. Ferguson. Flatt, Salbreath. Fourth Row: Gregory. Harri- son. Hickman, Hurd. Fifth Row: Jones, Kemp. Keyes, Kinnard. Mclerran. GAMMA RHO First Row: Malone, Martin. Matlock, Miracle. Second Row: Moore, Neal, Patton. Piercy. Third Row: Ragland, Sanders, Shore, Smith. Fourth Row: Stephens. Thom- as. Thornton, Treadway. Fifth Row: Warren, Welch, White. Williams, Wilson. MEMBERS ALPHA A U OMEGA High on the ladder The ATO's grew With White Tea Rose, and Old Gold and Sky Blue. On Seventeenth Street Among the many men The ATO's meet At the Southwest end. F. D. ALBERTSON . . J. M. AGEE...... E H. ARNOIO. . . . B. ATCHLEY...... J. R. BARRETT. JR.. P. A. BOWMAN . . . B. N. BOYD...... JAMES BRANOON . . R. N. BULLARD . . . . R. W. CANTRELL. . G. H. CARROLL. JR. C. £. CARSON. JR. . J. C. CHANOLER . . J. C. DOUGLAS. . . R. D. HNCANNON . L. C. FINLEY .... W. C. GREER .... G. C. GOOOGAME . R. E. MAGERTY, JR.. R. J. HARRISON . . . R. E. HARRISON . . . J. T. HAWK...... D. 0. HILL...... W. H. HINES..... J E. HODGES .... A. O. HOlMBERG . . R. D. JACKSON . . . K. D. JONES. JR. . . J. A. LOWRY..... J. T. McASKILL. . . . O. D. Me ELROY S R. MeKINNEY. . . J. L. McREYNOLOS . : S. R. MANDLE. JR. . . A M. MILLER .... T. MOSS. JR..... 6. L. NABORS. . . . R D. NELSON .... W. W. OGILVIE. JR.. R. H. PERRY..... S L. RAINES. JR.. . W. H. SHAW ... J H. SHIPMAN . . . H. C. STAFFORD. JR. . F D. STANSBERRY. . C. D. STOUT...... P. C. STRUB..... BOS SUMMIT...... VAUGHN SWAFFORO E. A. THOMPSON . . H. E. WALKER . . . . N. R. WALKER .... T. J. WALKER .... J. A. WEST ... , P H. WHITE...... T H. WILLIAMS . . . B. D. WYATT..... , .Atlanta, Georgia . . . D«H. Tennessee . Knoxville. Tennessee . Memphis. Tennessee Dfertbvrg Tennessee Limeifo.ee. Tennessee . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Parii. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee . Etowah. Tennessee Northfork, West Virginia . . . Knoxville. Tennessee .........Peril. Tenntisee . . Sevlerville, Tenneiiee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee .... Finley. Tennessee .... Be mil. Tennesiee . . . Knoxvil'e. Tennejsee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Knoxviile. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Cleveland. Tennesiee . Fountain City. Tenneis.e . Germantown, Tennessee , . . Crossville. Tennessee .......Tailing . Sweden Keystone. West Virginia . . Dyeriburg, Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee .........Paris. Tennesiee . . . . Eto-ah. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee .... Selmer. Tcnessee .........Paris. Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Dyeriburg. Tennessee . . Morristown. Tennesse� Douglas Lake. Tennessee . . . Altisona, Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Memphis. Tennessee . . Tiptonville. Tennessee . . Dyeriburg. Tenneitee . 8luefie!d, West Virginie . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Union City. Tennessee . . LaFolle'te. Tenreise: . . Crossville. Tennessee . . Winterhaven. F'orids . . Knoxville. Tennessee Bluelield, West Virginia . . Dye'sburg, Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee . . Dyeriburg. Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Ridgley. Tennesse: N. R. WALKER President P. H. WHITE. JR. Vice-President T. J. WALKER Secretary J. C. DOUGLAS Treasurer p I 167 TENNESSE CHAPTER ALPHA First Row: Agee. Arnold. Bar- rett, Bowman. Second Row: Boyd, Cantrell, Douglas, Fincannon. Third Row: Finley. Goodgamc. Hagerty. B. Harrison. Fourth Row: R. Harrison. Hill, Hawk, Hines. Fifth Row: Hodges, Jones. Lowry, McElroy, McKinney. TAU O M EGA First Row: McRoynolds, Miller, Moss, Nelson. Second Row: Perry, Shew, Shipmon. Stafford. Third Row: Stout. Strub, Sum- mitt, Swafford. Fourth Row: Thompson. H. Walker, N. Walker. T. Walker. Fifth Row: Walter, West, White. Wyatt. DELTA SIGMA PHI JACQUE D. HEYEN President WILLIAM B. FEILO Secretary WILLIAM B. MATTHEWS Vice-President CHESTER BORGE Treasurer Now twenty-one years at Tennessee Many grand men and fraternity The colors of white and Niie green Stand firm and upright they never lean. The co-eds on the Hill really whirl To be crowned Delta Sig Dream Girl. The white carnation, their flower true Holds high their spirits from being blue. OFFICERS JACQJE D. HEYEN................. WILLIAM B. MATTHEWS............ WILLIAM B. FEILD............... CHESTER BORGE.................. ..............President . . . . Vice President ............. Secretory ............. Treasurer MEMBERS CHESTER BORGE................... JAMES P. BUCHANAN............... BOBBY CLARK .................... JAMES M. CARICO.................. JACK COOPER...................... ROCCO CONTI..................... THOMAS DESMOND................ - RICHARD EMMERT.................. WILLIAM. FEILD................... NICK GAITANIS................... JAMES H. GOODWIN................ RAUL HAMMES..................... JACK G. HASENAUER................ jACOUE D. HEYEN................. H. C. LACKEY..................... WILLIAM H. LAND................. L. M, I EACH.................... R08ERT LUCKADO.................. W. B. MATTHEWS................... GEORGE MARTZIN................... JAMES H. PERDUE. JR............. THOMAS 8. POWELL................ JAMES ROGERS..................... W. 0. SAMPLES.................... J. B. SAMS...................... WALTER SHEA..................... WINFRED T. SUMMERS.............. RAY LYNN WILLIS................. RICHARD J. XIQUES............... .Arlington. New Jersey .... Irwin. Tennessee . Oak Ridge. Tennessee . . Kingsport. Tennessee ... Cohwtta, Georgia . . .Yonkers. New York . . Rochester, New York .... Irwin, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessoe Pittsburgh Pennsylvania . Springfield, Tennessee . Oak Ridge. Tennessee ... Denver. Co.'orodo Pennington, New Jersey . . . Lexington. Virginia Chattanooga, Tennessee Chattanooga. Tennessee . . Nashville. Tennessee . . Memphis. Tennessee . . Nashville. Tennessee . . Memphis, Tennessee . Springfield, Tennessee . Fayetteville, Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennessee .... Irwin, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Kno«ville, Tennessee . . Kingsport, Tonnessee . . Memphis, Tennessee O M I C R O N CHAPTER First Row: Borge. Buchanan, Carico, Clark. Third Row: Heyen, Land, Leach, Luckado. Mart- Cooper, Conti. zin, Matthews, Perdue. Second Row: Desmond. Emmert, Gaitanis, Good- Fourth Row: Powell, Rogers, Sams, Shea, Sum- win, Hammes, Hasenauer. mers. Willis, Xiques. 171 MEMBERS DELTA TAU DELTA It will catch the eye quick In the fraternity belta. It's a mansion of yellow brick Known as the Delta Shelta. Their purple, white and gold And the purple Iris bulb Are ninety-four years old And the Delts will take no sub. KENNETH AARON . JIM ARCHER . . . . HARRILL BARTON CARL BOGER . . . JOHN BURNETT . . . GEORGS CAPTAIN CRONSON COLLINS DEAN DREWRY . . ROBERT ESTES . - . JIM EVANS .... RICHARD FULLER . HUGH GREGORY . . HANK HANCOCK GAY HOLLOWAY . ROBERT KELLEY . . FRED KITTS .... GIL KYKER ..... BILL LOVEDAY . . lyle McConnell . Cletus McWilliams R. C. NORMAN . . . JOE PERRY...... JIM PRATER..... BOB ROSE....... H. D. SWANSON . . JACK THOMAS . . . GLENN THOMPSON TOM WOODARD . . . Memphis. Tennessco . . Knoxvillo. Tonnossee . . . . Pori . Tennessee . Knoxville, Tennessee . Dol Rio. Tennessee KnoxviHo, Tonnessee . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Chicago. Illino! Memphis, Tennessee . Knoxville. Tennessee . Memphis. Tennossoe . . Memphis, Tennessee . . . . Pari . Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee . Oa’« Ridge. Tennesseo . . Knoxville, Tonnosseo . . Knoxville. Tonnossoo . Knoxville. Tonnessoe Murphy. Norfh Carolina . . . Floronco. Alabama . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Buffalo. Now York . . Knoxville, Tennessee . McMInnvillo, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tonnossee Knoxville, Tonnossee . Knoxville, Tonnosseo . Noshvillo. Tonnossee FRED KITTS R« ordinq Sxcretary GAY HOLLOWAY Treasurer DELTA DELTA CHAPTER urn DELTA First Row: Aaron. 8arton. Boger. Second Row: Burnett. Captain, Collins. Third Row: Drewry. Estes. Evans. Fourth Row: Gregory. Han- cock. Holloway. TAU DELTA First Row: Kelley, Kitts. Kyker. Second Row: McConnell, Mc- Williams, Norman. Third Row: Perry, Rose, Swan- son. Fourlh Row: Thompson. Woodard. BILL ALDERSON VERNON LYONS President Vice-President ROBERT H. HUTCHESON BILL BENCKER Secretary Treasurer A mint julep in each hand and a happy word to say Twill only take a moment to know we mean KA. Each year they have an Ole' South Ball with graciousness galore They’ll greet you with a welcome smile and a handshake at the door With football players and more talent too To Kappa Alpha, these gents are true. K A « P P A A L ] 3 H A BILL ALDERSON ... GERALD ANDERSON . . MEMBERS Wtst Hartford. Connecticut eiLL BENCKER DON BORDINGER . . . Williamsport, Pennsylvania JAMES BURT DAN BUTLER RICHARD BRYANT . . . . . Milan. Tennessoo .'AMES CRAWFORD . . Lawroncoburg, Tennessee LAWRENCE CROWSON CHARLES COGGINS . . ED CULBERSON .... Mountain Home. Arkansas TED DAFFER ROGER FARNSWORTH . JOSEPH FUSON...................................Knoxville. Tennossoe MILLARD HALL...................................Knoxvillo. Tennessoo KEN HANAWALT...................................Noshvillo. Tennessee BOB HARRILL.................................Madisonvillo. Tennosste JOHN HASTINGS................................Shelbyville. Tonnesseo DAVID HAYNES.....................................Bristol, Tennesseo CLIFFORD HENRY..................................Rockford, Tennessoo HAL HOOPER.......................................Wevorly, Tennessee FOB HUTCHENSON............................ ... Franklin, Tonnessee PILL KELLEY....................................Knoxvillo. Tonnesseo W. D. KIRK............................. Bryson City, North Carolina BILL LACEY.....................................Knoxville, Tonnossoo THOMAS LEE .......................................Sparta, Tennessee VERNON LYONS.....................................Norfolk. Virginia CLYDE MASON .....................................Memphis. Tonnessee DICK MESCHENDORF ..............................Knoxville. Tennesseo JAMES MONCIER..................................Knoxville, Tonnessee ROBERT MOORE . . Wythovillo, Virginia BILL NAPIER.....................................Columbia. Tennossoe GENE NEWBERRY ....................................Monroe. Tennessoo CHARLES NICKELS..................................Bristol, Tennesseo JOHN NORMAN..................................Sholbyville, Tennessee ROBERT OWEN.....................................Columbia. Tennessee EVERETT POE....................................Knoxville. Tennessee CHARLES PRESLEY................................Maryville. Tennessee SCHIELDS REMINE ...............................Knoxvillo, Tennessee DAN SEKANOVICH ..............................Heiloton, Pennsylvania JAMES SNOW.....................................Knoxville, Tennossoe fD STRAIN........................................Memphis. Tennesseo THOMAS VICKERS.................................Knoxville. Tennesseo THOMAS WHITTAKER . . Tampa. Florida PI CHAPTER First Row: Alderson Burt, Crawford, Coggins, Culberson, Farnsworth. Second Row: Fuson, Harrill. Hastings, Henry, Hooper. Kelly. Third Row: Lacy, Lee, Lyons, Moore, Napier, Nor- man. Fourth Row: Owen, Poe, Presley, Remine, Vickers. 177 MEMBERS KAPPA SIGMA The scarlet, the white, the emerald green The lily-of-the-valley on the scene, Since Eighteen Eighty they've been here It's Kappa Sig's Seventy-Second year. The high-lights of the campus, they hit all. The big hairy chested men who never fall, In Carnicus, in All-Sing, in sports too, They never falter in the things they do. JOHN ALLEN.....................Memphis NEWELL S. ANDERSON. JR.. . Knoxvilio CARROLL 8. ARMSTRONG . Chottanooga PRANK E. BARNETT.............Knoxville KEN BELL.......................Memphis KING 8ENSON..................Knoxville PRANK R. BETTS.............Chattanooga DOUG SEVILLE...............Chattanooga CHRIS W. BCLIEAU.............Knoxville LAWSON BRASWELL..............Nelhvllle JOHN BRITTON.................Knoxville JAMES BROOKS...................Memphis PARKE BROWN..................Knoxville W. G. BROWN, JR..................Alamo DAVID BUSH...................Knoxville EO CAMPBELL....................Memphis DEE CANALE.....................Memphis JOHN H. CARPENTER............Nashville JIMMY G. CAVALARIS...........Knoxville CLARK CAVETT.................Ook Ridgo EOB CLONIGER...............C-attanooga JIM COLEMAN....................Raleigh VERNON COOPER................Knoxville EOB CUNNINGHAM.................Bristol SOB DAVIS....................Knoxville SID DAVIS....................Knoxville DONALD DEKORTE . . . Campgaw. N. J. PETE DENTON..................Knoxville HARRY OINWIDDIE................Trenton JOHNNY DODD................Chattanooga ROBERT DROKE...................Memphis RICHARD DYER..............Madisonvillo JAMES R. ECKEL...............Knoxville TOMMY EDDINS...................Memphis JIM ELSON....................Knoxville JOHN A. ENGLEHARDT. .Chattanooga RALPH FARMER...................Memphis LARRY FOGO.................Chattanooga JIM FOWLER...................Knoxvilio DAVID GILBERT................Knoxville SANFORD P. GRAVES............Knoxville JOHN GRAY....................Knoxvilio CLAYTON GREENE...............Knoxville DONALD GREGORY.................Memphis CHARLES GRIFFITH.............Knoxville RONALD GULLEOSE................Memphis JIMMIE HAMNER..................Memphis DONALD HARRIS..................Memphis V ALTER HARRIS.................Memphis GEORGE HARVELL..............Millington DICK HATCHER.................Knoxville LARRY HENSON...................Memphis GEORGE HIGLEY................Knoxville GEORGE HOLLAND...............Knoxville RICHARD HUCKABA. . . .Chattanooga WILLIAM c. HUDSON .... Oak Ridge GENE JENNINGS..............Chattanooga CHARLES JOHNSON..............Knoxville JACK JOHNSON ..... . . Knoxville JIM JOHNSON.................Sweetwater LOUIS JOHNSON . . . Jamctporf. N. Y. WILLIAM JONES...................Norris URIEL JONES..................Knoxville TOMMY JUMPER...............Chattanooga EARL KERR.............Signal Mountain BRUCE KINNIE.................Knoxville DAVID KINTON...............Chattanooga PAUL KLYCE.................Chattanooga DIETRICH KULZE.................Memphis VAN R. LADNER..................Memphis CARL LANGSCHMIDT...............Memphis BILL liTTERER............Ashland City 808 LCGAN..................Chattanooga PHIL LOFLIN................Joiner. Arc. WILL LUCK........................Memphis ALVIN LUTTRELL...............Chattanooga BILL McCARTY...................Knoxvilio KERMIT PAUL McDONAlD . Chattanooga PORTER McCLEAN...................Memphis R08ERT McCLURE. Bethlehem, Pa. JIMMY McCOIN . . . Washington, D. C. C T. McGRAW.......................Braden 808 McHARGUE.................Oak Ridgo CECIL MCLAUGHLIN.................Memphis GEORGE MARTIN..................Knoxville REX MOODY......................Dversburg JESSE MORRIS.....................Memphis JOE MORTON........................Moscow HOWARD MOSS..................Oak Ridge L. 8. MURRAY..................Copporhill JAMES H. NEAL...............Murfreesboro BOB NEFF.......................Knoxville HERBERT NEFF....................KnoxviUn TOM NELSON...................Chattanooga 0UN6AR OEHMIS . . Chattanooga ED OEHMIG................... Chattanooga HERBERT OGLE..................Gatlinburg RICHARD OLIVER.................Nashville RALPH PHILUPY....................Memphis BILL PRICE..................Sweetwater BOB PRICE..................Sweetwater DAN PUCK EL...................Memphis DOUG RAMBO..................Fayetteville FRANK REEVES.....................Memphis CHARLES REGAS..................Knoxville COSTA REGAS....................Knoxville GEORGE REGAS...................Knoxvilio CulFION ROBERTSON.............Knoxvilllc JIM ROBINSON...............K.-oxvilln SILL ROGERS....................Memphis SAM ROSE.....................Kingston JOE RYAN.....................Oak Ridge JOHN SCOTT..........................Pike ville ZAN SCHRIVER...................Knoxville JOHN SCRUGGS.....................Memphis 80S SHIEIOS....................Nashville GORDON SISK..................Chattanooga DONN SOUTHERN..................Knoxville NEIL SOUTHERN..................Knoxville BILL SPENCE......................Memphis RICHARD SPENCER. .. .Chattanooga HARVEY SPROUL..................Knoxville BOB STENVARD...................Knoxville GEORGE SZABO...................Knoxville BUD THOMAS.....................Knoxville FRANK THOMPSON...................Memphis FRED THARPE....................Knoxville TONY TIPTON........................Milan PETE VESCOVA.....................Memphis WILLIAM W. WALKER . Birmingham, Ala. BOB WARD.......................Knoxville JOHN WARD......................Knoxville JIM WATERS.....................Knoxville PETE WEDEL...............Ale.andrla. Va. BOB WESLEY.....................Knoxvilio JiM WESTERGAARD................Knoxville ROBERT WHALEY.................Gatlinbu'g BOBBY WILBANKS...............Chattanooga EPH WILKINSON...................Byington R08ERT WILLIAMS..............Choltanooga TOMMY WILSON...................Knoxvilio EARLE WOOD...................Chattanooga PHIL WRIGHT......................Memphis RICHARD YOUNG...............Fayetteville SANFORD P. GRAVES Grand Master BILL PRICE Grand Procurator JAMES R. ECKEL Grand Scribe WILL LUCK Grand Treasurer CHAPTER LAMB D A KAPPA n First Row: Anderson. Barnett. Bell. Benson. Beville. Bolieau. Braswell. Second Row: Brooks. P. Brown. W. Brown. Bush. Campbell. Canale. Carpenter. Third Row: Cavalaris. Cooper, Cunningham, De Korte, Din- widdie. Droke. Dyer. Fourth Row: Eckel, Elson, En- glehardt, Farmer, Fowler. Gil- bert. Graves. Fifth Row: Gray. Greene. Gregory, Griffith, Gulledge. Hamner. Sixth Row: Harris, Harvell, Henson. Holland, Huckaba, Jennings. Seventh Row: C. Johnson, J. Johnson, L. Johnson. Jones. Jones. Kerr. Eighth Row: Kinnie, Kuli-e, Ladner, Langschmidt, Litterer. Logan. SIGMA First Row: Luck. Luttrell. Me- Clean, McDonald, McHarguo, McLaughlin, McCraw. Second Row: Martin, Moody. Morris. Morton, Moss, Murray. Neal. Third Row: B. Neff. H. Neff. Nelson, Oehmig. Ogle. Oliver. Phillipy. Fourth Row: R. Price, W. Price, Puckel, Rambo. Charles Regas. Costa Regas, G. Regas. Fifth Row: Robertson. Robin- son, Rogers. Schriver, Scruggs. Shields. Sixth Row: Sisk, D. Southern, N. Southern. Spencer, Sproul. Steward. Seventh Row: Szabo. Thomas, Thompson, Tipton, Walker. J. Ward. Eight Row: R. Ward. Wesley. Westergaard. Whaley, Wil- son. Young. MEMBERS LAMBDA CHI ALPHA On Seventeenth Street A white house jumps for joy Where Lambda Chi's meet And Harry is their boy Their prestige is tall At home or the bar With the Gay Nineties Ball And the Tug-O-War. SID G. ABERNATHY....... LEONARD G. ADAMS .... KERMIT R. ADDINGTON . . . TOM S. AGERTON......... DAVID M. ALEXANDER RANSON E. ANDERSON . . . ElOON BARNES........... JAMES M. BERNAL........ CHARLES E. BLAKELY. . . . WILLIAM M. 8RAOFORD . . . ROBERT F. 8RATCHER. . . . RAMSEY M. BUNKS........ ROBERT M. COPELAND. JR.. WALTER G. DAVIES....... HARRY P. DEISROTM...... WILLIAM P. DENNIS. CARL L. DUNCAN......... JAMES L. EATHERLY...... WILLIAM P. ELDRIDGE. . . . JACK B. EUBANK......... DONALD R. FARRIS....... FRANK C. FIORINA....... CHARLES O. FOWLER .... JAMES K. GAINES........ RICHARD S. GAMBLE .... WILLIAM C. GEORGE. . . . MAXWELL C. GIL8ERT DON W. GILL............ CHARLES L. GOBBLE...... RICHARD A. GOLDEN . . . . PAUL I. GREENE......... EARL HILLEN. JR........ ROBERT S. HOEKE........ EDWARD H. HONEYCUTT. . OENNiS W. INGRAM....... FRANK A. JONES. JR..... NORMAN W. JAROS........ CLAUDE O. KENNEY. JR. . . CURTIS L. KING......... DON L. KING............ BARTEE O. KINSLER...... TOM LAMBERT............ MAURICE LIGGETT........ JOE C. MAYES. JR....... ROBERT McAMIS.......... ROY E. McCOLLUM........ JAMES 6. MCDONALD . . . . WILLIAM D. MINTER .... JEREMIAH L. MITCHUM . . . WILLIAM C. MITCHUM . . . WILLIAM R. MOORE....... CHARLES W. NUNN........ DENNIS K. OSBURN .... JAMES L. PATTON........ WILLARD T. PATTON...... ED PAZARECK............ DAVID A. PEOPLES....... JAMES O. PLACAK........ CARLISLE A. OUANTRELL. . JAMES W. RANDOLPH . . . . EARNEST W. RAYMER .... GEORGE T. REAVES....... HAROLD O. ROBERTS. . . . RICHARD C. ROBERTSON . . WARRICK G. ROBINSON, III WALTER C. ROTHERMEL . . . JOHN 8. ROUTON......... LARRY C. SHELTON....... GEORGE A. SINGLETON . . . ROBERT A. SCCH......... WILLIAM H. STARNES . HUGH STOKELY........... JOE L. STONE. JR. . . . RHEA V. TAYLOR. JR..... GILBERT E. TORBETT..... JACK E. THOMPSON....... MARVIN H. THOMSON . . . MARK TWILLA............ ROBERT J. WEISS........ ORA I. WELLS........... WILLIAM M. WHITE....... THOMAS J. WILL ISON JOHN C. WURZ8ERGER . . . WILLIAM H. YOUNG. . . . ..............Columbia. Tennessee .............Kingsport, Tennessee .............Kingsport. Tennessee ............Pin Bluff, Arkansas .........Oak Ridge, Tennessee . . . . McMinnville, Tennessee .............Knoxville. Tennessee ............Shelbyville. Tennessee ...............Trenton. Tennessee ..............Nashville, Tennessee . . . . McMinnville. Tennessee ..............Columbia. Tenressee ..............Knoxville. Tennessee , . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee .... Haielton, Pennsylvania ..............Columbia. Tennessee ...............Clinton, Tennessee ................Lebanon, Tennessee . . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee ...............Memphis. Tennessee ..............Donelson, Tennessee . Ne« Brunswick, New Jersey ..............Columbia, Tennessee . . . Lawrenceburg, Tennessee ........Knoxville, Tennessee , . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee .... Reading, Pennsylvania ................Memphis, Tennessee ........Cleveland, Tenneasee .........Rochester, New York ........Kingsport, Tennessee .............Knoxville, Tennessee .............Knoxville. Tennessee ........Knoxville, Tennessee ...............Atlanta, Georgia ................Smyrna. Tennessee . . . . Long Island. New York .............Kingsport, Tennessee .............Knoxville, Tennessee ........Memphis, Tennessee ........Kingsport, Tennessee .............Maryville, Tennessee ........Lcwisburg, Tennessee .............Lewisburg, Tennessee .........Kingsport. Tennessee . Lookout Mountain, Tennessee .........Lebanon. Tennossce ..............Donelson. Tennessee ..............Nashvilley Tennessee ........Nashville. Tennessee ...............Donelson, Tennessee .............Kingsport, Tennessee .... Rio do Janario. Brazil .........Knoxville. Tennessee ..........Knoxville, Tennessee ..........Brooklyn, New York , . . . . Morristown, Tennessee .... Oak Ridge, Tennessee .... Copperhill. Tennessee .............Lewisburg, Tennessee ................Trenton, Kentucky . . . . Washington, New York .............Knoxville, Tennessee .............Tullahoma. Tennessee .............Nashville, Tennessee .... Ook Ridge. Tennessee .................Henry, Tennessee ..............Harriman, Tennessee .........Thomosville. Georgia ........Fredonia, New York . Ashville. North Carolina .............Knoxville, Tennessee ... Fayetteville, Tennessee .............Somerville. Tennessee ................Bristol. Tennessee .............Nashville. Tennessee . . . Ashland City, Tennessee .............Nashville. Tennessee ...............Fredonia, New York .............Knoxville, Tennessee . . • Chattanooga, Tennessee i . . . Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania .... Stanford, Connecticut . . . Gordonsville, Tennessee GEORGE A. SINGLETON President BARTEE 0- KINSLER Vice-President JOE C. MAYES. JR. Secretary HARRY P. DEISROTH Treasurer '’«Ill, EPSILON OMICRON CHAPTER 183 LAMBDA First Row: Abernathy, Adams. Addington. Agerton, Alexan- der. Anderson. Second Row: Bernal. Blakely. Bradford. Bratcher, Brimm, Copeland. Third Row: Davies, Deisroth. Dennis. Duncan. Eatherly, El- dridge. Fourth Row: Eubank, Farris, Fiorino. Gaines, George, Gil- bert. Fifth Row: Gill, Gobble, Green, Hillen, Hoeke. Honey- cutt. Sixth Row: Ingram, Jaros. Johns, C. King. D. King. CHI ALPHA First Row: Kinsler. Mayes, Mc- Collum. Minter, J. Mitchum, W. Mitchum. Second Row: Moore. Nunn. Osborn. J. Patton. W. Patton. Pazarecki. Third Row: Peoples. Quantrell, Randolph. Raymer. Reaves. Roberts. Fourth Row: Robinson, Rother- mel. Routon, Shelton. Single- ton, Soch. Fifth Row: Starnes. Stokely. Stone. Taylor, Thompson. Thomson. Sixth Row: T w i 11 a. Wells, White. Wurzberger, Young. MEMBERS PHI GAMMA DELTA On busy West Cumberland Between the buildings of Music and Arts There's a place called Fiji Land Where Phi Gamma Delta have their hearts. Their Royal Purple shines bright When they are in any athletic field The co-eds keep them in sight And hope for a Phi Gam Shield. ROBERT ALLISON....... RILEY ANDERSON....... WARREN K. ANDERSON . . CHARLES BACHELDER ROBERT BEHRENS....... ROY BIDDLE........ JOHN BLACK........... J. B. BOLIN . . MYRON BOTTOM WARREN SOOP.......... JAMES 3RESNAHAM. NEIL BRIGGS ....... FRED 8RIGHT ... R08ERT BRUNER . HUNTER CAGLE.......... R08ERT CHAPMAN .... GLEN CLAIBORNE....... JAMES COWAN........... NEWTON COX........... JOHN CULLUM . NORMAN DANIELS....... NEVIL DAVEY.......... JOHN DAVIS........... ALEXANDER DENISON M. B. DUNSMORE . . GEORGE DYER.......... ARNELL FARRAR........ WILLIAM 8. FARRAR .... DILLARD FRANCISCO. . . . EARNEST FRYAR. ...... GAVIN GENTRY......... PETE GROUT.......... JAMES HAIL.......... PETE MAIN........... JOHN HALE........... ROBERT HALE.......... LOYCE HAWS........... MICKEY HCLLANO....... J. 8. HOLLINGSWORTH . . HARVEY JACKSON....... HOWARD LYNN JOHNSON R03ERT EARL JOHNSON . WALLACE LADD........ J. D. LEE........... BILL LOVE............ Charles McCarthy . . . . ALVARO MEJIA......... KENNETH MITCHUM . . . . DON MONEYHUN........ JOHN MONTGOMERY. . . RAWLS MORGAN......... HARRIGAN MOYERS. . . . 8ILL MULLINS . . JACK MYNATT.......... LEWIS POATES........ CHESTER PHILLIPS..... MARSHALL PIERCE...... RICHARD POTTS....... WILLIAM R08INSON . . . . JACK ROREX........... PAXTON SAWYERS...... JOHN SAYLORS.......... WILLIAM SHEFFER...... BEN SOLOMON.......... WILLIAM STARNES...... EARL STREET......... JOHN SWAN ........... 8ILL THOMAS.......... PHILIP THOMAS....... ALFRED THOMASON . . . . ROBERT THOMASON .... JOHN TRENT......... NEIL WALKER.......... DICK WATERHOUSE. . . . ROBERT WARTERS . FRANK WATKINS........ JOSEPH RAY WHITE .... R08ERT WHITTLE....... GECP.G6 WILLARD...... LEE WINFREY.......... STUART WORDEN........ JOHN WRIGHT......... . . Knoxville, Tonnessee . .Knoxville, Tennessee . . Kingsport, Tonnessee . Kingsport, Tennessee . . Rockwood, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Kingsport. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Pikeville, Tennessee . . LaFollette, Tennessee . . Maryville Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Kingsport. Tennessee . . .Cortland. New York . . . . Pulaski. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Athens. Tennessee Fountain City, Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . Monteloire. New York , . . Knoxville. Tennessee , . Monteloire, New York . Morristown. Tennessee . . Morristown. Tennessee , . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Puloski, Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . .Washington. Georgia . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . . Athens. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . Tellico Plains. Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . Knoxville. Tennessee ... Bogato. Colombia . . McKeniie. Tennessee . . Kingsport, Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . Miami Shores. Florida . . . Knoxville. Tejinessco Washington, Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee , . Morristown. Tennessee . . . . Day Ion. Tennessee . . Kingsport, Tonncssec . . . . Dayton, Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Kingsport, Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . Chattanooga. Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Jackson. Tennessee . . Morristown. Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee , . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee Morristown. Tennessee . . . Knoxvillo. Tennessee . . . Knoxvillo. Tennessee . . Gatlinburg, Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Concord, Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . Chattanoogo, Tennessee GLEN CLAIBORNE President JOHN SWAN Treasurer ROBERT WHITTLE Secretary GAVIN GENTRY Corresponding Secretary 187 KAPPA TAU CHAPTER in P H I First Row: Allison. Anderson. Bachelder, Behrens. Biddle. Second Row: Boop. Bresnahan, Bright. Cagle, Claiborne. Third Row: Cowan. Cox. Cul- lum. Daniels. Davis. Fourth Row: Denison. Duns- more. Dyer, A. Farrar. W. Farrar. Fifth Row: Fryar. Gentry. Grout. Hail. Sixth Row: Hain. J. Hale. R. Hale. Haws. GAMMA DELTA First Row: Hollingsworth, L Johnson, R. Johnson, Lee. Love. Second Row: Montgomery, Morgan, Moyers, Mullins. Phil- lips. Third Row: Pierce, Potts, Rob- inson, Saylors, Starnes. Fourth Row: Street, Swan, Thomas, A. Thomason. R. Thomason. Fifth Row: Walker, Warters. White. Whittle. Sixth Row: Willard, Winfrey, Worden, Wright. MEMBERS PHI SIGMA KAPPA To Phi Sigma Kappa on the Laurel beat A fine fraternity on the golden street A wonderful dance, the Carnation Ball And a Moonlight Girl who tops it all, To these young men with all the zest Silver and Magenta are the best. ROBERT B. ANDERSON . . . ROBER' G. ANDERSON . . . AL SABER............ GEORGE 8EAN.......... BILL L. BOGGS........ 803 H. BROOKS........ JACK 3ROWN.......... JOE B. BROWN......... CLYDE BUTLER......... EO 8UIS.............. BILL CAMPBELL........ DANIEL C. CAPPS...... CHARLES N. CARVER . . . . EARNEST CHAPMAN . . . , JOHN W. CHRISTIAN . . . RICHARD H. CLARK . CLARENCE COCHRAN. . . GENE BROWN COCHRAN WOODY CUNNINGHAM . . WALLACE CRAIG....... B08 DAILY............ EO OAY............... WALTER DIEHL......... JOE DIMAGGIO........ NELSON DICKEY LARRY OORSEY......... BUDDY 6. DUNCAN .... BRUCE ELDRIGE....... WAYNE EVANS.......... W. S. EVERETT....... NOLAND E. FIELDS. . . . DAVID GARLAND........ BILL GARRETT......... WILLIAM G. GOOOWIN . . WILLIAM D. GUINN. JR. . KENNETH GRUBB........ JIM HAL I............ BILL HANCOCK......... NICHOLAS HEARY....... JOE HENRY............ HER8Y HOBBS......... CECIL INGLE.......... 6ILL JOHNSON......... BILL JONES........... JOHN JOUROIN......... VINCE M. KASETA...... CHARLES KELSO........ ANDY KOZAR........... ED KUROSKY ....... AL KYKENDALL......... DOUG LESSER.......... NELSON LUNN.......... 8O88Y G. MANNER. . . . JOHN E. MASSEY...... CAROL PACE........... PETE TACKETT......... JAMES PARIS.......... EDDIE PAYNE.......... FRANK C. PAYNE...... SILL PECK............. JOHN C. PORTER....... HAROLD POWELL......... FRANK M. RAULSTON . . . GREER RAULSTON....... JAMIE REED............ CECIL ROWE........... 80S RONK............. JACK SCATES.......... SOB SCHROEOER........ RICHARD W. SIMPSON . . 603 SMITH............ BILL TRAVIS.......... FATE i.. THOMAS...... W. STAN TYSON........ DONAlO WALKER........ JOHN WATERS.......... PHIL WEHMAN.......... DONALO WESCOTT....... DAVID WILDS.......... DOUGlAS M. WYLIE. . . . .......................Greeneville, Tennessee ......................Clarksville, Tennessee ........................Knoxvillo, Tennessee ...........................Jasper. Tennessee .......................Chattanooga, Tennessee ..........................Ne-part, Tennessee .......................Knoxville, Tennessee ..........................Jellico. Tennessee .........................Dyersburg. Tennessee ...................New Tarewell. Tennessee ...................New Taxewcll. Tennessee ......................Knoxville. Tennessee .....................Old Hickory, Tonnessce ....................Chattanooga, Tennessee ..........................Concord, Tennessee . Bolivar. Tennessee and Brilliant, Ohio ......................Tiptonvillc, Tennessee . . Greenevillc, Tennessee .....................Union City. Tennessee ...................Murfreesboro. Tennessee ......................Knoxville. Tennessee .........................Tarewell. Tennessee .........................Washington, D. C. ........................Rochester, Now York ... Milon, Tennessee ......................Knoxville. Tennessee ...................New Taro-ell, Tennessee ...................Old Hickory, Tenncsseo ................New Taiewcll, Tennessee ......................Oak Ridge, Tennessee ..........................Memphis. Tennessee ........................Jonesboro. Tennessee ............................Gates, Tennessee ..........................Antioch, Tennessee .....................Greeneville. Tennessee ...........................Athens, Tennessee ...........................Jasper. Tennessee ...........................Rtploy, Tennessee .......................Frcdonia. New York ...........................Athens. Tennessee ......................Lynchburg, Tennessee ...................New Tore-ell, Tennessee .........................Dover. New Jersey ..............Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee ........................8ruceton, Tennessee ..................Brockton, Massachusetts ..................Chattanooga. Tennessee .................St. Michaels. Pennsylvania .... Oak Ridge. Tennessee .....................Oak Ridgo. Tennessee .......................Knoxville, Tennossee ......................Lewisburg. Tenncsseo ............................Milan, Tennessee ........................Knoxville, Tennessee ......................Clarksville, Tennessee ......................Lenoir City. Tennessee ...........................Ripley. Tennessee ...................Now Tare-ell, Tennessee .................Lone Mountain, Tennessee .......................Knoxville, Tennessee .........................Newport, Tennessee ................... . Sweetwater, Tennessee ......................Monteaglc. Tennessee .......................Montcaqle. Tennessee ..................Old Hickory, Tennessee ......................Knoxville. Tennessee ...........................Alamo. Tennessee ...........................Martin. Tennessee .......................Great 8end. Kansas ......................Chester, Pennsylvania .................Parrottsvillc, Tennessee ....................Old Hickory, Tennessee .......................S-ectwoter, Tennessee ......................Nashville. Tonnessce ..........................Marlin, Tenncsseo ...................Sevierville. Tennessee .....................Union City. Tennessee ..................Old Hickory. Tennessee ....................Parrotfsville. Tennessee ......................Knoxville. Tennessee CECIL ROWE President DONALD WALKER Vice-President GREER RAULSTON Secretary RICHARD W. SIMPSON Treasurer XI DEUTERON '.91 CHAPTER P H I First Row: R. B. Anderson, R. G. Anderson. Baber. Beene. Boggs. Second Row: Brooks, A. Brown, J. Brown, Butler, Buis. Third Row: Campbell. Capps. Clark. C. Cochran. G. Coch- ran. Fourth Row: Cunningham. Da- ly. Diohl, DiMaggio. Dickey. Fifth Row: Dorsey. Duncan. E! ridge. Evans. Everett. Sixth Row: Fields. Garrett, Goodwin, Guinn. SIGMA KAPPA First Row: Hail, Henry, Hobbs. Ingle. Johnson, Second Row: Jones, Lesser. Lunn, Manner. Massey. Third Row: Pace. Packett. Pa- ris. Peck, Porter. Fourth Row: Powell. F. Rauls- ton, G. Raulston, Rowe, Ronk. Fifth Row: Scates, Schroeder, Simpson, Smith. Thomas. Sixth Row: Tyson, Walker, Waters. Wenman, Wilds. MEMBERS PI KAPPA ALPHA Known as the Pikes here on the Hill To date one of them is really a thrill. They're active in sports and other clubs too And to PiKA, they'll always be true. CLARESCE W. ALLEY. JR..... JAMES M. ALLEY............ WILLIAM N. ARCHIE........ CRAIG 8A1LEY............. WILLIAM FRANK BLASTINGAME . TOMMY DAUGHERTY........... HENRY DAVIS............... RICHARD E. DAVIS.......... ROBERT L. DAVIS........... JOHN E. DILLON LAWRENCE RAYMOND OISE JR. 8ILL DUNCAN.............. GARTH F. FREEZE.......... CHARLIE GRAHAM............ JAMES R. GRAY............ EDWARO EUGENE GREENE . . . ROBERT GRUBB.............. WALTER GRUMBACK ...... SOB L. HALL.............. THOMAS HAMRICK........... CHARLES S. HANNA.......... JOE HARKRADER............. REID HARROD.............. WILLIAM F. HENLEY........ BILL HENRY............... TOM HENRY................ HOWARO HINES............. JAMES ELORED HOLLEY JR.. . 808 HUBERT............... CARMEN JONES............. ROBERT KENNITH HEIM . OLLIE KELLER............. DICK KIDWELL.............. HAROLD G. KING........... TERREL ANTHONEY LASSETTER . JIMMY LAUX............... ROBERT LOWERY............. JOSEPH A. LUGHES......... NORMAN HARRIS MARSDEN. JR. JAMES C. McSWEEN. JR...... TOMM i MONROE............ JERRY MORRIS............. ROBERT F. NEILSON........ BOB OVERRALL.............. CHARLES W. RELLETTIERI HENRY PETERS, JR.......... NIXON QUINTRELLE......... WILLIAM DON RANDOLPH . . . ROBERT E. SEYFRIED....... VAN A. SHARPE............ JOHN H. SHAVER. JR........ JAMES M. SHEPPARD........ VERNON I. SMITH. JR.. . . WILLIAM HER8ERT TAYLOR . . JAMES K. TERRY........... EUGENE S. TOTRI........... MICHAEL WEH8Y............ CHARLES MARTIN WILLIAMS. . NATHEN E. WILSON.......... WILLIAM WINCMEL.......... .........Bristol. TennesseO .........Bristol, Tennessee . . . . Nashville. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee .........Sarasota Florida .........Rotsville. Georgia . . Murfreesboro. Tennessee . . Blvefield, West Virginia . . 3l.efield. West Virginia . Nashville. Tennessee . . Maplewood. New Jersey . . . Centerville, Tennessee . . Murfreesboro. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee .........Bristol. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville, Tennessee .... Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Oak Ridge. Tennessee . . Mvrtreesbaro. Tennestee . . . Oak R dge. Tennessee . De:rii., Michigan .........Bristol. Tennessee . . . . Memphis. Tennessee . . . . Pocoi.ontas, Virginia .... Newport. Tennessee . . Chattanooga. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Nashville. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Maryvi.le, Tennessee . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . . Maryville. Tenness.e , . . . Colombia, Tennessee . . . . Maryville. Tennessee .... Momphis. Tennessee .... Nashville, Tennsssee .... Knoxville. Tennessee . Perth Amboy. New Jersey . . .Oak Ridge Tonnesse: . . . .Newport. Tenness:e .........Lutterel. Tennessee ..........Lenorue. Kentucky .... Memphis. Tennessee . . Murfreesboro. Tennessee .... Nashville. Tennessee .... Brooklyn, New York . . . Copperhill. Tennessee . . . . Maryville Tennessee . . . Oak Ridge. Tennessee ...........Stuart. Virginia .... Memphis, Teennsscn . . . Martinsville. Tenncsseo .... Knoxville. Tennessee . . Murfreesboro. Tennessee .... Nashville. Tennessee . Pocahontas, Virginia . . . . Nashville. Tennessee . . Independence Virginie .... Byingtoo. Tennessee . . . . Knoxville Tennessee CLARENCE W. ALLEY. JR. President BILL HENRY Vice-President WILLIAM TAYLOR Secretary HENRY PETERS. JR. Treasurer CHAPTER 195 ZETA p I First Row: C. Alley. J. Alley. Archie. Daugherty. Davis. Second Row: Dillon, Dise, Dun- can, Freeze, Gray. Third Row: Greene, Grum- back, Hall, Hamrick. Hark- rader. Fourth Row: Harrod. Heim. Henley. T. Henry. W. Henry. Fifth Row: Holley, Hubert. Kidwell. King. KAPPA ALPHA First Row: Lassetter. Laux, Lowery, Lughes. Marsden. Second Row: Monroe. Morris, Neilson, Overall, Pellettieri. Third Row: Peters. Quintrelle, Randolph, Seyfried, Sharpe. Fourth Row: Shaver, Sheppard. Taylor, Terry, Totri. Fifth Row: Wehby. Williams. Wilson, Winchel. WOODY KINNAMON JAMES TELL President Treasurer DANA TUNMIRE HARVEY BRITT Secretary Historian On Temple Avenue upon a scroll Pi Kappa Phi is written so bold. The colors they cherish are white and gold Fifty-two makes them forty-eight years old. The co-eds are wise and hold their hopes high, To be among the Roses of Pi Kappa Phi. A Pi Kap passes; you can hear a sigh, Their friendliness glows when they are nigh. PI KAPPA PHI MEMBERS BOB ARMSTRONG . . RALPH ARMSTRONG HARVEY L. BRITT . . . . DON COLVIN....... BOYD TRUE......... S. EARL DOVE..... WILLIAM W. FORD . . . WAYNE I. GOCHENOUR JAMES P. GRACY . . . ROBERT GRACY .... f ELIS GRUSSO..... JACK HARRIS .... BERNARD HASTINGS . CLIFFORD JAMES . . . . WILMER JOHNSON . WOODY KINNAMON . . J. RALPH LEGG..... FRED LYLE ........ EDSON MITCHELL . . . DAVID NICHOLS .... JOHN R. NOLAN .... HENRY B. PACE . . . JACK PACKETT...... 8ILLY JOE PROSSER CLIFFORD PROVINCE . . BILL ROBERTSON . . . . GARY SULLIVAN .... JAMES D. TELL..... TOMMY THOMPSON . . HENRY D. THROWER . . DANA TUNMIRE....... CHARLES WARD .... DON YOUNG......... BILL VARNON....... TOMMY HILTON . . . . . . . . Knoxville. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee Wilmington. North Carolina . . . . Ripley. Tennessee . . . . Etowah, Tonnessoo . . Dothan. Alabama San Francisco. Californio ...........Arlington, Virginio . . . Fayottevillo. Tonnessoo . . . Fayotfoville. Tennessee New York City. New York Chattanooga. Tennossoe Charlotte. North Carolina ...........Etowah. Tenncssco . . . Fayetteville. Tonnessoo ..........Etowah. Tonnessoo . Chattanooga, Tonnessoo . . Johnson City, Tonnossco . . Rockwcod. Tennossoo . . . Knoxvillo. Tonnessoo .... Fort Worth. Texas . Ashland City, Tennessee .... Knoxvillo. Tonnossce . . . Fayottovillo. Tonnessoo .... Knoxvillo. Tonnessoo . . . Fayetteville. Tonnessoo . . Birmingham. Alabama . . Oak Ridge. Tennessoe .... Knoxvillo. Tennessee Bolmont. North Coroline . . . Thorn Hill, Tennessee Ashovillo, North Caroline Charlotto. North Carolina . . . Elizabcthton. Tennossoe .............Solmo, Tonnossee First Row: Armstrong, Britt. Gochenour, J. Gracy. Third Row: Lyle, Mitchell. Pace, Packett. Second Row: R. Gracy, Grusso, Hastings, John- Fourth Row: Prosser. Sullivan. Tell, Thompson, son. Tunmire. 99 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON The gentlemen of the campus are Sigma Alpha Epsilon by far, Among the co-eds they really rate, The girls all long for an SAE date. Their voices blend in All-Sing it's true In water there's nothing they can't do In the Fall Quarter they're out for fun For it is time to hunt the Possum. MEMBERS R03ERT JOSEPH ADAMS . . . Memphis PAUL N. ALOEE. JR..........Tiptonville BOYO ARTHUR. JR.............Germantown R. A. ASHLEY.................Dyersburg TERRELL AYRES................Knoxville CHARLES SENDER.................Memphis H. F. BERTELKAMP, JR. . . Louisville, Kv. 31LLY JOE BOWMAN . . . Johnson City WILLIAM «.BOWMAN. . Jot nson City CAMERON BRACKNEY JR.. . Knoxville ROBERT CHARLES BUCKNER . . Kno.ville OAVE 8RANTLEY BURNS .... Knoiville EDWARD 8. BYNUM. JR............Jackson EDWARD NEIL CALDWELL . . Knoxville GIL8ERT CAMPBELL.............Knoxville DUDLEY CASEY..................Franklin ROBERT COBS....................Memphis 8ROCK S. CONLTER.............Maryville JOHN RICHARD COOK. . . Cov.ngton NORVEL HARPER COOK . Dickson JAMES E. COWAN...............Knoxville JACK CRADDOCK.................Humboldt DOUGLAS CRENSHAW...............Clinton DAY ID CRITCHLOW............Union City JOHN S. CULPEPPER............Knoxville KEVIN NASH CURTIN............Knoxville WILLIAM DOWNEY...............Knoxville WILLIAM DUFFY................8-ownsville JOHN 8. ELLIS............V ilson. A k. ROBERT ELLIS..............Johnson City HAROLD ERNEST................Knoxville FRANK SMITH FAP.RIS. . . . Rogerjville WILLIAM DAVID FOSTER . . . Knoxville ARTHUR FIELDS............... Knoxville ART FISHER, JR.................Newport PAUL E. GIESELMANN.............Memphis WALKER WATSON GRAHAM . Memphis FRIERSON M. GRAVES. JR.. .Memphis JERE P. GRIGGS. . . Humboldt HERBERT NOEL HARDY. . . . Hartsvillc HORACE L. HARPER JR. . . Knoxville EDWIN HALLIDAY.................Memphis LUCAS HAROLD...................Memphis WILLIAM HIDALGO .Jvar.eouili. Ecuador ROBERT HIGGS.....................Paris CHARLES HASKELL HIPSHER . Louisville WILLIAM G. INGRAM JR.............Dixon JUSTIN J. JARRETT .... Murfreesboro ROBERT DAVID JENKINS. .Johnson Cilv OWEN JERNIGAN..................Memphis GEORGE WILLIAM JOHNSON . Knoxville HAROLD JOHNSON.................Jackson FP.EO £. JONES.................Memphis JAMES HOWARD KING. . .Clarksville GEORGE KENNETH KNOX. Murfreesboro JOE LOWAN LANGFORD . . . Memphis JAMES ALLMAN LEWIS. . .Clarksville CHARLES LEE LINDSAY. . . . Le.ington WILLIAM JUNE LINESAUGH . Kno.ville CLYDE MAYNARD.................Memphis ROBERT McCALLONGH . . Murfreesboro CECIL S. MCWHORTER. JR. . Palmersvillc WILLIAM T. MOORE. JR.. . . Kno.vi'le MACK MONTGOMERY ... Memphis CHARLES MYER...........Cincinnati. O. JOHN ROBERT NELSON . . . Humboldt LEE H. NELSON................Humboldt BURRISE NICHOLS...............Jackson HUGH 8. NYSTROM.............Knoxville OSCAR ARVID NYSTROM . . . Knoxville DAVID MOORE PARKER .... Maryville LOYD PEARCE...................Jackson JAMES PATTERSON...............Memphis MATHEW CARTER PATTESON . Memphis SAMUEL E. PITNER............Knoxville JOHN WILLIAM POTTS . . . Morristown ROBERT L. REEDER............Knoxville ALLAN ROBINSON................Memphis JAMES PATRICK RODDY .... Knoxville FRANK TIPTON ROGERS JR. . Knoxville OAVID CARROLL RUPLEY . .Morristown JOHN SCOTT..................Knoxville THOMAS MURPIN SCMRIVER . Knoxville ROBERT L. SHARP............LaFolietlo ANCEL LEONS SlLVEY............Clinton WALTER FRAZIER SMITH..........Jellico FRANK J. SPENGLER...........Knoxville BURTON SPRAKER............Chattanooga HERMAN RAY STALLINGS . . Humboldt WILLIAM PAUL STIEGLER. .Humboldt DANIEL HANLEY TESTERMAN . Knoxville JOHN TESTERMAN..............Knoxville JAMES POPE THOMAS .... Lexington JOHN THOMASON.................Memphis MORRIS TITUS................Knoxville JAMES F. WALKER. .... .Covington KIRBY PIPKIN WALKER. .Jackson. Miss. JOHN 0. WARMACK..............Humboldt EUGENE MERRICK WEBB. JR. . Knoxville BILL WILLIAMS.................Clinton FAYETTE WILLIAMS. . . .Corinth, Miss. ROBERT WILLIAMS...........Chattanooga JOE HOWELL WOOD . . . Murfreesboro ROBERT F. WOLFF...............Memphis EARL SWIFT WORSHAM .... Kno.ville R08ERT WORTHINGTON ... Clinton JERRY L. WORTHY................Memphis JERE GRIGGS President JOHN THOMASSON Vice-President POPE THOMAS Secretary CLYDE MAYNARD Treasurer .«VVtVv TENNESSEE KAPPA CHAPTER SIGMA First Row: Adams, Ayres. 8er- telkamp. Brackney, Buckner. Burns. Second Row: Bynum. Caldwoil. Campbell. Cobb. Coulter. Cook. Third Row: Craddock, Cren show. Critchlow. Culpepper. Downey. Fourth Row: Duffy. Farris, Fisher, Gieselman, Groves. Fifth Row: Griggs. Hidalgo. Ingrom, Jenkins, Jernigan. Sixth Row: Johnston, Johnson, Jones. King, Lewis. ALPHA EPSILON First Row: Lindsey. Maynard. Meyer. McCollough. John Nelson. Lee Ne’son. Second Row: Hugh Nystrom. Arvid Nystrom, Parker, Patter- son. Pitner, Potts. Third Row: Reeder. Roddy. Scott. Sharp. Silvey. Fourth Row: Smith. Spengler. Stallings. Stiegler. Testerman. Fifth Row: Thomas. Thomason. James Walker. Kirby Walker. Fayette Williams. Sixth Row: Robert Williams. Wood, Wolff. Worthington. Worthy. I G M A C H I The Derby boys in Circle Park Work many nights after it is dark Reaping in all sorts of wits For Derby Days and Carnicus skits. Old Gold and Blue the colors bright The White Rose is the floral delight Thirty-four years they've been here The Norman Shield they hold dear. MEMBERS TOM BARTIETTE. . . GERRY BELL......... PON 8ILLS......... FRED BOSTICK .... EO BOYWID........ DICK BOWERS. . . . TOM BRAKE8ILL. . . JOE BRANDON .... BRICK BRICHETTO. . AI 8RINKLEY . MAURICE BROWN . . RALPH BROWN . . . ROSCO BRUM8ACK . . MICKEY BURROW. . BOB BURRESS....... ALLEN BUSH........ BOB CAMPBELL. . . CARL CAMPBELL. . . HAL CARTER .... , PETE CASON........ JIM CATES......... TOM CHAMBERS. . . GEORGE CHANDLER . NEIL CHENAULT. . . CORKY COLLIER . . . COY COLUNSWORTH BUDDY COOK .... .... Knoxville .... Knoxville .........Gallotin MaNiniville, V . .... Memphit .... Naihville .... Naihville . Chattanooga .... Knoxville . . . . Kingtport .... Knorville . . . . Mothiem .......... lynden . . . Huntingdon ... Tyler, Ten. Blytheville, Ark. . . . . Knoxville . . . . Cleveland . . . Huntingdon .... Knoxville .... Knoxville .... Knoxville .... Knoxville .... Gallatin ......... Dickton .... Knoxville . . . . Knoxville BILL CORNWELL. . RAYMOND CRAIG . DOUG CRENSHAW JIM CULP...... «AM DALLAS . . . . RAY DANIELS . . . WAYNE DAVIS. . JIM DENT...... JOHN DENT. . . . JIM DRAKE .... JIM DUNBAR . SONNY Du PREE WALT EMMONS . eiLL FELTON . . . . .... Knoxville ..........Jackjor. .... Jaekton . . Maryville . Havana. Cuba .... Naihville . . . LaFollette . Clarktville . . . C'arktville . . . , Naihville Grand Junction . . Knoxville ...........Norrit .... Knoxville BILLY FIELOS.....................Dickton DAVID FONDE...................Knoxville 808 FRAISER.....................Dickton JERRY FRANCISCO . . . Huntingdon HUBERT GANGLE....................Memphit HUGH GARNER..................LaFollette JACK GRAHAM..................Chattanooga BOB GREEN....................Huntingdon PHIL HAMILTON..................Knoxville JIM HASlAM .... St. Petenburg. Fla. BILL HELTON . . . DON HENDERSON JOHN HICKEY. . BON HICKS . . . . SAM HILL. . . . JACK HIND. . . JIM HIND .... BEN HOGAN . . . BILL HORN LEWIS HOWARD. 80S HUBER. . . TOM JACKSON . . SILL JASPER . . . JIMMY JONES . . BERT KEISTER . . . LOU KENNEDY. . HANK KINZEL . Atheville, N.C. . . . . Naihville . . . . Knoxville . . . Seviervilte . . . . Knoxville . . . . Knoxville . . . . Knoxville . . . . Memphit . Cleveland. O. . . . . Knoxville . . . Knoxville . . . Knoxville . Somertef. Ky. . . . Morritto-n . . Norfolk. Ve. . . . . Knoxville . Roanoke. Va. HANK LAURICELLA . . Ne- Orleant. La. TOM LETSINGER.......................Alcoa CHARLES LEWIS..................Huntingdon GEORGE LITZ............Bluefield W. Va. LARRY LONG.......................Kingtpor JIM McAMIS....................Knoxville BILL McCALL............... . . Huntington SAM McCAMY....................Kno-ville HENRY MclLWAIN................Knoxville BEAMAN McKENZlE . . Atheville. N. C. SEN MeMILLAN..................Knoxville FD MeMILLAN . Knoxville gave mcwhorter....................Knoxviiie RODGER McWhorter..................Knoxvll'e BOB MANNING.......................Knoxville RAY MARTIN...................Danville. Va. TOM MAYO............................Parit JOE MENGLE......................Knoxville HERBERT MEYER...................Knoxville HPP MILLER......................Knoxville BILL MITCHELL...................Knoxvi'le JACK L. MONTGOMERY . . . Knoxville BILL MORGAN................. . . Knoxville ANDY MORTON.......................Kroxv.lle CAVID MORTON.....................Maryville 808 NEYLAND.......................Knoxville HARRY NESBITT...............Murfreetboro BAILEY NICKS....................Dickton JIM ORGAIN......................Clarktvi'le HAROLD PAYNE . . . . Pentacola Flo. 8ILL PEARMAN.............Charlotte. N. C. CHARLES PEMLE. .... . Tullahoma HARRY PERSON...................Gallatin BARRY PIE............. ... .Knoxville JOHN PRESLEY...................Morrlttown PAUL PURKS........................Naihville CLARK ROBERTS................Knoxville BOB RULE..................... . . Knoxvll'e JEROME SALAMONI...................Knoxville NORMAN SCHLEMMER . Hartivile. N. Y. BLAIR SCOTT....................... Selmer PAT SCRUGGS . . . Knoxvll'e JIM SLAUGHTER . .Chattanooga BILL SMITH.......................Cleveland GENE SMITH ... Kingtpor! JIM H. SMITH .... Selme- SIDNEY SMITH. . . . Green.ood, Mitt. TOM SMITH....................Murfreetboro FRANK SUDDOTH.......................Memphit SCOTT TALBOT......................W-nchefe- CHUCK TARVER......................Knoxvi'le Clay Thomas...................cisritviiie BUDDY TATE.......................Knoxville CHUCK TAYLOR ... Knoxvi'le DON THOMAS........................Knoxvilr KARL THOMPSON........................Knoxvi le TIM IREAOWELL ................Oollie-viile CONRAD TROUTMAN..................LaFol'ette ANDY TROUTMAN..................LaFollette JERRY TROUTMAN...................LaFol'ette ALVIN TUCKER......................Knoxville DAVID VAUGHAN....................Knoxville MARK WADE...........................Dickton WILEY WALKER.......................Dickton LEE WALLACE......................Kingtpo'l CHARLES WARDEN . . . Hunttville. A'a. JOHN WENOER......................LaFollette 80NNAR WILKINSON..................Memphit LEWIS WILLIAMS...................Naihville BILL WOLFE............8!g Stone Gap. Va. 808 Y08AGGY....................LaFol'ette TOM ALLISON......................Naihville LEWIS HOWARD Proiident BOB CAMPBELL Vlce-Pretidenf WALLACE WILLIAMS Secretary ALLEN BUSH Treaturer a 3 1 d v H o V W 9 I S v i 3 a 'O '' SIGMA First Row: Allison. Bartlett, 8ell, Bills, Bostick. Second Row: Bowers. Boywid. Brandon, Brinkley, Burress. Third Row: Burrow, Bush, Campbell, Carter, Cason. Fourth Row Chandler, Che- nault. Collier, Collingsworth, Cook. Fifth Row: Crenshaw, Dallas. Daniels. Davis, Dent. Sixth Row: Dunbar. Dupree. Felton, Field, Fonde. Seventh Row: Frazier, Gangle. Hamilton, Helton. Hicks. Eighth Row: Jack Hind, Jim Hind. Horn. Howard, Huber. C H I First Row: Jones, Kennedy, Kinzell, Letsinger, Lewis. Second Row: Lifz. Long, Mc- Amis. McCall. McCamy. Third Row: Mayo, Mengel. Meyer, Miller, Montgomery. Fourth Row: Morgan, Morton, Nesbitt, Nicks, Person. Fifth Row: Poe, Purks. Roberts. Rule, Salomone. Sixth Row: Schlemmer, Scott, J. H. Smith, J. S. Smith, Tal- bott. Seventh Row: Tamer. Thom- as, Andy Troutman, Conrad Troutman. Jerry Troutman. Eighth Row: Williams, War- den. Wender, Wilkinson, Yo- baggy. MEMBERS Cheerful lads with lots of pep The Sigma Nus all keep in step, A new White Rose is elected each year And some lucky gal is filled with cheer. ROBERT R. ARL6DGE. . . WILLIAM L. ARLEOGE. . BRUCE ARMSTRONG . . . JOE BACON............ KELLEY BAIRD......... DONALD C. BATTS. . . . KENNETH C. BEENE. . . BOB8Y BORUFF......... ARTHUR F. CAKE....... EARL E. CAMPBELL. . . WILLIAM CATE......... EUGENE M. CLARK. . . JAMES M. CLIFFORD. . HARRY S. COLLINS. . . ELMER L. COOKE WILLIAM COOLER .... JOHN DEVINE.......... GLEEN E. EANES....... CHARLES M. EMORY. Ill BOYD EVANS........... JOHN GREENE.......... FRANK HARRINGTON . . CLIFFORD HARPE .... WILLIAM HAY.......... THOMAS HOGAN .... WILLIAM HOOD......... JAMES HORN........... JIMMY JONES.......... MATT L. LAWSON .... PAUL LEEPER.......... ANDREW LOWERY .... LESLIE W. MILLER EVAN MINIER.......... DAVc MOURON.......... JULIEN MOURON........ WILLIAM F. MURPHY. . . JACK NELSON.......... EDWIN A. NICHOLLS. . . SIDNEY A. PADGETT . . . , WILLIAM PARRISH .... WILLIAM PETTY........ DUDLEY L. POW........ TYLER RIGGINS........ J. FRANK RUSSELL. JR. . PHILLIP SHIPP........ WILLIAM SIPE......... CECIL STANBERRY...... ROBERT STEWART....... GERRY SULLIVAN....... MARK A. SUNSTROM, JR. WILLIAM 0. SYKES .... LEONARD USINSKI GEORGE VICKERS....... JENNINGS WAGNER . . . BILL WALDRON......... CLARENCE WALKER . . . . CHARLES WARNER. . . . EUGENE WEBSTER....... DONALD L. WHISTLER. . ROBERT W. WILLIAMS. . CAS vOUNG............. .........Athens, Tennessee .........Athens, Tennessee .... Knoxville, Tennessee .... Concord, Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee . . Fountain City. Tennessee Signal Mountain, Tenncsieo .... Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Greonwieh. Connecticut . . Eliiabcthton. Tennessee , Charleston, South Carolina .... Knoxville. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee .... Knoxvillo. Tennessee . Lawrenccburg. Tennessee ..........Knoxvile, Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee , . . Lincoln Pari, Michigan .... Knoxville. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee .... Maryville. Tennessee .... Knoxvillo. Tennessee Oai Ridge. Tennessee .... Knoxville, Tennessee .........Cincinnati. Ohio .... Knoxville. Tennessee .........Washington, 0. C. . . Eliiabethton, Tennessee . . . Birmingham. Alabama .... Nashville, Tennessee . . . Sale C'eei. Tennessee .... Jacksonville� Florida .... Knoxville, Tennessee .... Knoxville, Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee .............Alcoa. Tennessee .... Knoxville, Tennessee .............Alcoa. Tennessee .South Pittsburg. Tennessee . . . Oak Ridge. Tennessee . . . Oak Ridge. Tennessee .... Knoxvillo. Tennessee ........Dover, Tennessee ... Concord. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee .... Memphis. Tennessee . . .Cleveland. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennesseo ..........New York. N. Y. .... Knoxville, Tennessee ............Miami. Florida . . . Kingsport. Tennessee . . Elizabethton. Tennessee . North Tazewell. Virginia ............Etowah, Tennessee .... Knoxville, Tennessee Olive� Springs, Tennessee .........Alcoa, Tennessee . . . Maryville. Tennessee . Lawrenccburg. Tennessee CLMER L. COOKE. Commander GERRY SULLIVAN Lieutenant Commander KENNETH C. BEENE Recorder GERRY SULLIVAN Treasurer Ct 'r E T A 209 EPSILON CHAPTER s I G M A First Row: R. Arledge. W. Arledge, Armstrong, Bacon. Second Row: Baird. Beene. Cake. Cate. Third Row: Clark, Clifford, Collins, Cooke. Fourth Row: Cooler, Eones. Emory, Evans, Greene. Fifth Row: Harrington. Harpe. Hay, Horn. Lawson. First Row: Lowery, Miller, Minier, Mouron. Second Row: Nelson, Padgett, Parrish. Petty. Third Row: Pow, Russell, Rig- gins, Shipp, Sipe. Fourth Row: Stanberry, Stew- art, Sunstrom. Sykes, Usinski. Fifth Row: Vickers, Young. Waldron. Whistler, Williams. MEMBERS SIGMA PHI EPSILON A red front door and a friendly grin, Here reside the SPE men; At a big Frontier Party, all are gay They sometimes study, but most times play. JAMES W. ARMSTRONG . . DOUGIAS I. ATKINS. . . . CLYOE R. BALLARD...... HAROLD C. 8ARNETT . . . BRONSON J. BAYLESS. . . CHARLES BLACK........ EUGENE 6. 8LINCOE. . . . HANCEL 8. BONOS....... R08SRi BOUIDEN....... JAMES T. BRANTLEY JOHN E. CAHOON........ RALPH 0. CANTRELL. . . . THOMAS R. COLEMAN . . . DAVID C. COTTRELL .... JAMES E. COTTRELL. . . . HUGH COURTNEY........ STEVE W. COWAN....... CIO Cs-Y-CHAMPLIN .... JAMES E. DANIEL...... JOHN A. DEAL......... WILLIAM A. DEAL...... STEVE L. DENNIS....... WILLIAM G. DODDS .... ROBERT B. DUDLEY...... AARON L. DURHAM .... FRANC ELDER........... CHARLES A. ERD...... MORRIS F. ESTES...... ROLLAND W. FISHER . . . TOM B. FRAZIER....... DAVID GENNOE......... HERBERT GRODEMANGE. . ROBERT C. GOOSTREE . . JOHN L. HADLEY....... EDWARD E. HALL. . . . J. KEITH HARRIS...... WILLIAM W. HATCHER . K. NEWTON HAWKINS . . JAMES C. HICKMAN RICHARD HIGH......... F. HUGH HUNGER....... WILLIAM C. JOHNSON . . N08AL E. KING........ BILL G. KNIGHT....... EUGENE KOONCE........ JACK V . LINDSAY...... STANLEY E. LIS........ JACK E. LUTTRELL..... THOMAS 8. McCORD . . . CHARLES C. McKINNEY . . CHARLES 6. MARTIN JACK 0. MARTIN........ JAMES R. MARTIN ..... EUGENE A. MAYBERRY . . EDWARD MORGAN .... ROBERT F. NEIDERHAUSER JOHN L. O'CONNOR . . . 8RUCE G. OTTENFELO. . . MARTIN R. PARIS...... JESSE PHILLIPS...... CLYDE PITTS.......... JOHN P. POMEROY. . . . HOWARD T. PRINCE. . . . JOHN T. REESE....... JOHN R. RICHARDSON . . EARNEST H. ROCHAT. . . JAMES F. RUSSELL...... WALTER W. SEAMAN . . . ROBERT M. SIGLER...... WILLIAM W. SMITH . . . . TONY SZYMANSKI ..... BERT X. THOMPSON ... EDWIN L. THOMPSON . . . JACK THORNTON........ MARK L. VENRICK . . HOWARD H. VESSAR . . . CARL L. WALKER....... R08ERT L. WHITE...... OAKA WILLIAMS......... RICHARD WILLIAMS. . . . JAMES P. win........ Nashville, Tennessee . . Humboldt. Tennessee . . . Knoiviile. Tennessee . . . Memphis. Tennessee . . . Memphis, Tennessee . . . Knoiviile, Tennessee . long Island. New York .........Fulton. Kentucky . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . Manchester, Tennessee . Chattanooga. Tenrcasee . . . Nashville, Tennessee . . . Corinth, Mississippi . . . Memphis. Tennessee . . . Memphis. Tennessee . JcHerscn City. Tennessee . . Oak Ridge, Tennessee . . . Louisvil'e. Kentucky . Chattanooga. Tennessee . . . Knoiviile, Tennessee . . . Knoiviile. Tennessee . . Covingten. Tennessee . . . Nashville. Tennessee . . . Nashville, Tennessee . Knoxville. Tennessee . . Noleosville. Tennessee . Chattanooga. Tennosseo ... Madison. Tennessee . . . Oakdale. Tennessee . . .Columbia, Tennessee . . . . Decatur. Tennessee . . . Memphis, Tennessee . . . Nashville. Tennessee . . . Nashville, Tcnnossee . . . Nashville, Tennessee . . Sweetwater. Tennessee . . . Knoiviile, Tennessee . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . Nashville, Tennessee . . Cookeville. Tennessee .... Montciaire Now Jersey ...........Columbia. Tennessee .............Columbia. Tennessee ...........Knoiviile. Tennessee ..............Jackson. Tennessee .............Rockwood, Tennessee . . . Philadelphia, Pennsylvania .............3risfo1. Tennessee .........Centervillo. Tennessee . Spruce Pines, North Carolina ..........McMinnville, Tennessee ...........Nashville, Tenressee ...........Nashville. Tennessee .... Williamsport. Tennessee Hendersonville. No th Carolina ..........Nashville. Tenressee ...........Knoiviile, Tennessee ............Bristol. Tennessee ..............Emerson, Georgia .........Shelbyville. Tennessee . ............Franklin, N. C. ...........Nashville. Tennessee ...........Knoxville. Tennessee ...............Patriot. Indiana ..........Memphis Tennessee ...........Knoxville. Tennessee .... Wiliamsport. Tennessee .........Lenoir City. Tennessee ............Covington. Tennessee ...........Knoiviile. Tennessee . . . . Locust Valley, New York ...........Nashville. Tennessee ...........Nashville. Tennessee ...........Knoiviile. Tennessee . Nashville, Tennessee ...........Knoivillo, Tennessee .............Memphis. Tennessee .... Williamsport. Tennessee . . . . 8luefie!d. West Virginia ..............Cordova. Tennessee ............Knoiviile. Tennessee ...........Knoxville. Tennessee TOM COLEMAN President CARL WALKER Vice-President TOM FRAZIER Secretary 8RONSON J. BAYLESS Treasurer TENNESSEE ALPHA 213 CHAPTER m SIGMA First Row: Armstrong, Atkins, Barnett. Bayless. Black. Second Row: Blincoe, Bonds, Boulden, Cohoon, Coleman. Third Row: Cantrell, D. Cot- trell, J. Cottrell. Courtney. Cowan. Fourth Row: J. Deai W. Deal. Dennis, Dudley, Durham. Fifth Row: Elder, Estes, Fisher, Frazier, Grodemange. Sixth Row: Goostree, Harris, Hatcher. Hawkins. Hunger, King. P H I EPSILON First Row: Knight, Koonce, Lindsey. Lis. Luttrell. Second Row: McCord. C. Martin, J. Martin. J. R. Mar- tin, Mayberry. Third Row: Neiderhauser. O'Conner, Ottenfeld. Paris. Phillips. Fourth Row: Pitts, Prince. Reese, Rochat, Seaman. Fifth Row: Sigler. Szymanski, Thompson. Venrick. Sixth Row: Vessar, O. Wil- liams. R. Williams, Witt, Wright. ZETA BETA TAU HER8ERT 8. TABB President NOR8ERT J. SLOVIS Secretary PHILLIP 8USH Vice-President MARLIN M. GRA8ER Treasurer OFFICERS HERBERT $. TABB..................................Preside PHILLIP 8USH .....................................................Vic President NOR8ERT J. SLOVIS......................................................Secretary MARLIN M. GRAiER.......................................................Treasurer MEMBERS SHELTON A8ELMAN.................. LEE ABRAHAM...................... AVJtON ISA 8ROS.................. PHILIP 8USH...................... NATHAN DEITCH.................... SIDNEY EVENSKY................... MARVIN DANIEL FRIEDMAN WILLIAM EARL FRIEDMAN............ MARLIN MERL GRA8ER............... BOBBY KLIEN...................... FEROIS LANDEAU.................... LAWRENCE OONALD LEVINE . JERRY MARGOLIS.................... HANLEY JEAN MICKEISON............ MARC MILLER....................... ALVIN RICHELSON.................. PHILIP ROBINSON.................. MORRIS ROSENBLATT................ MIKE SILVERMAN................... SANFORD ROBERT SINGER............. NOR8ERT JEOL..................... GORDON STAMN..................... HARVer STEIN..................... CHARLES STRAUSS8URGER............ HERBERT BRUCE TABB............ EDWARD WEINER. ................... . .Chattanooga, Tennassee .... Memphis. Tennessee . . . . Memphis. Tennessee . . Chattanooga. Tennesiee .... KnoxviHo. Tennessee . . . . Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee .... M«mphi«. Tennessee . . . . Memphis. Tennessee . . . . Memphii, Tennesiee . . . . Momphis. Tennessee . Chattanooga. Tennessee . North Surgin, New Jorser . . Chattanooga. Tennessee .........Atlanta, Georgia . .Chattanooga. Tennessee . . . , Knoxville, Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee .... Clifton. New Jersey . . . . Knoiville, Tennessee .... Knoiville. Tennessee .... Memphis. Tennessee .... Memphis. Tennessee .... Knoxville. Tennessee . . Chattanooga. Tennessee . . . . Brooklyn. Now York The Blue and White of ZBT Get many cheers from the Zebes Once a year they present a stunt For the fellow Greeks, they give a Hunt. They came from the city of New York In '42 dropped here by a stork A friendly sign you'll always see The happy smile of ZBT. ALPHA N U CHAPTER First Row: Abelman, Abraham, Brog, Deitch. M. Third Row: Mickelson, Miller, Richelson, Rosen- Friedman. blatt, Singer. Second Row: W. Friedman, Graber, Landeau, Fourth Row: Slovis, Stein, Strasburger, Tabb. Levine, Margolis. 217 AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS WORTH A POUND OF CURE. SO ROUND. SO FIRM. SO FULLY PACKED. SHHH! ITS MOISTURIZED. AH BEEN SMOKIN' LUCKIES FO' NIGH ONTO THIRTY YEARS. LEAVES NO UNPLEASANT AFTER TASTE. I'D WALK A MILE FOR A CAMEL. WE RE TOBACCO MEN. NOT MEDICINE MEN. ATHLETIcS 111 FRONT ROW: 72 Hahn, 54 H-nlam 84 Kotor. 27 lauri- «clla. 38 Michalt. 90 Bob Davit. 20 RachicKar, 92 lyom. 31 Stokat. 4S John Davit. 25 Katefa. 29 Wotion. 33 Byrd. SECOND ROW: 50 Addonitio. 37 Bordingar, 8 Butlar. 47 Daffar, 10 Polofsky, 40 Paarman. 77 Payna. 54 Holo- han. 74 Jatpar. 14 Marlin, 91 Atkins, II Blatkitoek. 79 Rotrotf, 17 Maiura, 13 Shirat. THIRD ROW: 80 Coloningar, 44 Romeo, 14 Campbell. 24 Alaaandar. 47 Erntbargar, 28 Sakanovieh. 84 laughlin. 41 Vat . 74 Munro. 34 Harrmann, 42 Mayor. 45 Morgan. 17 Bill Fullon. 83 Stokely Fulton, 19 Hubbard. FOURTH ROW: 43 Fithar, 52 Crowton. 51 Palterion, 55 Trubilt. 57 Myort. 70 Twitty. 24 Hyda. 21 Franklin. 45 Boring. 88 Sotwari. 30 Kallar. 18 Barbith. 71 Powell, 7i Moeller. 35 lit. 43 Neyland, 82 Williamt, 22 Jumper. AND THE NO. 1 The highest award for any football team was presented to the great University of Tennessee gridiron team this year. The Orangemen were officially recognized as the No. I team in the nation with the pre- sentation of The National Intercollegiate Football Trophy given by last year's win- ner Notre Dame. It was their honor to pass the beautiful plaque on to the Southland. Making the annual football banquet the scene of the memorial award, Frank Miles. National President of the Notre Dame Monogram Club, presented it to U.T. offi- cials during the banquet ceremonies. Ac- cepting the trophy were President C. E. Brehm, Head Coach General Bob Ney- land, and Captain Bert Rechichar. Accom- panying Mr. Frank Miles was Coach Early of Notre Dame. 224 CHAMPS FOR 1951 COACHING STAFF Front Ro- leit to right: At Hut!. Deientive End Coach; Harvey Robinvon. Head Offentive Coach- Gen. Rob Neyland. Hoad Coach and Athletic Director: I. B. Farmer Johntoo. Head Defentive Coach; Ike Pee'. Head Frethman Coach. Second Row, left to right: Ralph Chancy. Defentive Beckfield Coach; Chan Caldwell, Offentive End Coach; Hodget Wet!, Offentive tine Coach; Mickey O’Brien. Trainer; John Sinet, Track Coach; Emmett Lowery. Batketball Coach. Lauricella, Pearman and Daffer Make INEA All-American Ali-AMEftlCflM HANK LAURICELLA TED DAFFER BILL PEARMAN Six ols Win Positions on AP All-Southeastern Teams tauricclia Leads VoliBg for First Offensive Fleve Mxktli. Atkin� , Oolf«r, f oi� o«, I Aho Hnlp Tech. K«ih«ky $ on Tcp Inti V NCE KASETA DAfFER HANK LAURICELLA BERT RECHICHAR GORDON POLOF5KY BUDDY JIMMY LYONS HAHN r DICK - ERNSBERGER BILL JASPER FRANK BORING CHARLIE STOKES DON BORDINGER HAROLD PAYNE BILL PEARMAN BOB DAVIS Vols Open With Breaks In Early Minutes Provide Both Touchdowns lty KD HA 1UUS (Journal S|K� ils 1-lditor) Revengeful and wrathful because of their championship wreck- age a year ago. Tennessee's Volunteers needed fewer than five minutes yesterday to grab a two-touchdown lead and a 14 to 0 victory over Mississippi State. The Maroons made two costly mistakes at the outset, and the Tennesseans were quick to capitalize on these scoring opportuni- ties. The llrst came after a Maroon fumble; the second a few plays later after a blocked punt. IT'S OVKIt IX Hl'ItllY And. those breaks were the ingredients for the Vols' initial conquest of the new season. They needed nothing else as Hank I.auricella and Andy Kozar teamed with Vince Kaseta to provide the TD's. From then on it was up to the stout hearted men up front to repulse every attack the Maroons tried to muster. 14 to 0 Victory Naturally, the heart-breaking breaks provide the Mississippi Staters with plenty of room for ''If'' arguments. But. the Vols got the breaks; took advantage of them; and hurdled their llrst obstacle. TO I (ill HATTLK It was a rough, tough battle of lines. Just as coaches of both teams believed it would be. It had been publicized as a game for the Vols to get revenge. It was all of that. The Vols up front didn't give the secondary much chance to see how they could cope with an aerial attack. What passes were completed were of the short variety one for a yard loss; janother for no gain. But. it was the halfbacks who were of the untried variety, taking over for the departed Jimmy Hill and Bud Sherill. This combination of Joe Mature, Ray Martin and Jerry Hyde, didn't gel a chance to break up many heaves. Maiure was conspicuous by the manner in which he tore into receivers when they nabbed short, flat passes. Maiure also led the down field chase on kick- offs and was the tackier on two of them. All in all it was a spotty Vo I performance. It looked good enough to win. At times, it was bad enough to invite disaster. PAYNE BICKEL RECHICHAR MICHaS LAURICELLA Defensive Supremacy Big Factor As Vols Hand Devils 1st Loss It) El HA KRIS (Journal S|M� rls Kdltor) Neither heat, humidity, nor a horde of Duke Blue Devils could ruffle an alert I'niversity of Tennessee football machine yester- day. and the Vols cakewalked to a 26 to 0 victory and took an- other stride toward national collegiate football honors. Ball-hawking tactics, jarring tackles, and all-around supremacy of the Vol defense kept the Vols on the undefeated prowl while the Durham Fix press was sidetracked with its initial defeat of the season. It was the pent-up energy of the Vols up front that demoralized the Duke attack—the same attack that had crushed South Carolina and upset Pittsburgh. Just as the week before, the Vols seized scoring opportunities when presented by the aliens and hit the scoring boards for touchdowns. Fumbles created the scoring chances on the sun- seared gridiron and the Vols went out front. They scored in each of the four periods, the last two the only ones that have been posted by the Vols on their own ability this season. Those who crowded the horseshoe—perspiration willed from the 90-degree temperatures—were well rewarded. Hank I.auri- cello and Herkey Payne— the old script writers for Tennessee thrillers of the past—were the first to electrify the crowd. PAY.VK DIM.IVKKS It was here that Herkey Payne had bis opportunity. He was accommodating in the usual Payne manner. He first swept wide ifor 18 yards. Both teams were guilty of roughing penalties on the next play. An end-around by Johnny Davis, the Texan, lost eight yards as the quarter closed. But. the loss didn’t stem the Vol attack. On the first play of I the second canto. Herkey came to his left and then lofted an easy one to Tex Davis. The pitch was almost too easy with Davis picking the ball up a foot or so off the turf. It netted 22 yards and a first down on the two. Dick Krnsberger was the scorer on his second thrust at weak side guard. Uechlchar missed the extra point but the Vols led. 13-0. That’s the way things were at half time. The opening minutes of the third period found the Vols. led b Pearman. Holohan. Daffer and Rotroff. keeping the Devils deep in their territory. A quick kick by Lauricella found the ball taking a backward jbounce to give the Devils possession in Tennessee territory mid- way of the period before the always on the spot Moeller inter- jeepted a pass. Lauricella. this time protected by a beautiful block by Buddy Lyons, negotiated for 32 yards and a scoring chance before the | drive bogged down, chiefly because of a penalty. VOLS TROUNCE CHATTANOOGA 42-13 Harold Lcdyard Steals Show For Surprising Aloes lty RAYMOND EDMUNDS (Journal Sjiorts Writer) It required just about all the University of Tennessee had to offer—lofty reputation and everything—to subdue the incredible Chattanooga team by a deceptive 12 to 13 margin. Wade was probably the most outstanding Vol on the lot, offen- sively speaking. Not only did he intercept one for a touchdown. bu« he also scampered 5-1 yards with a punt for another. Both of these came back to back late In the contest. Tennessee opened the scoring midway in the first quarter after a couple of attempts by both teams failed to excite any serious challenge. HI.. ('K.STOCK SETS IT I I The former Knoxville High star Billy Blackstock set it up when ne scampered beautifully for -I? yards to the Chattanooga 20 with one of Koons' towering punts. Kozar gained six yards in two attempts and Lauricella rammed it to the Nooga seven. Kozar and Hank teamed to the two. Andy blasted to the one and then piled across for the touchdown. The Vols came right back for their second touchdown. After Ledyard had thrown a perfeci pass to Evans. Mature shook the big end loose from the ball and I’owell recovered on the 'Nooga 31. Lauricella tossed a short one to Hahn, and Kozar made it a first down with a 10 yard maneuver. Lauricella scooted to the one. and Kozar again plowed across for the touchdown. •XOCKiA NEXT Chattanooga was next to score, the touchdown being registered early in the second quarter. Lauricella hurled a beautiful 33 yard pass to John Davis, who gathered it In nicely for the third touchdown late in the half. CONTINUE TROUBLESOME Chattanooga continued to be overly troublesome in the third quarter, scoring Its final touchdown and creeping dangerously close to the Vols. Tennessee made it 28 to 13 with a late drive in the third quar- ter. Wade returned a punt 10 yards to the Tennessee 4 2. Lauricella hurled complete to Morgan for 11 yards. Chattanooga drew a 15-yard penalty to the 29 and Lauricella hurled to Morgan on the six. Harold Payne, who played a fine ball game in the second half, then raced six yards for the touchdown. LAST TWO BY W I)E The last two Vol touchdowns were simply brilliant maneuvers by Wade. The first one was the pass interception that was good for 34 yards and the touchdown. Not too much later, as the game was slowly expiring. Wade raced hack to his own 46 and headed for pay dirt. Top Of The MorniiT By Cd cMa i Ui V O L S 2 7 ; A L A B A M A 1 3 wore sending the quarterback along tin- line for (In- option series, mid they would conn Imrk with slam-bang power down the middle . . . TIu option plays and piteliouts were making it impossible for the tai-kle to move in elost r to help the guards and it also forced the line backers to guard the outer regions closely . . . I$ut. Ted Dalfer and Bug IVannan were spectacular at times . . . This was especially true after some pattern was designed to halt Hobson’s option stuff and they flnall.v checked the Tide passing attack, simply by rush- ing llohson and never giving him a chance . . . BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Oct. 20 Legion Field has been the scene of many robust battles be- tween Alabama and Tennessee . . . There have been many brilliant individual performances such as the aerials of Harry Gilmer and Ed- die Salem; the punting of Bobby Dodd and Beattie Feathers; the running of Gene McKver and Bobby Marlow . . . Hank Lauricella look the past records of all of them here today, dis- carded them in the heap and wrote a new hook . . . He was the superior athlete here today, and today ranks as one of the nation's great- est tailbacks . . . Tennessee's defense wasn't up to par here today ... It |w)ssibly can be traced to the fact that Guard Francis Hololmn watched from the sidelines . . - Alabama aimed Its attack at the spot vacated l� j injured Ibdolmn . . . They Here in Birmingham they declare this Tennessee team is the greatest in Volunteer history . . . They displayed their fighting ability by the manner in which they got up off the seat or their pants to overcome an Alabama touchdown and go on to victory . . . Tennessee’s -7 point total the most any Xeylaud team has ever scored on Alabama . . . Closest to date was . . . Robb) Marlow’s two touchdown plunges may he the first time any footballer has ever dented a Tennessee line for a pair of touchdowns . . . This is the largest Knoxville and Tennessee crowd ever to follow a Vol team . . . The only time the overflow crowd was quiet was the minute's I silence during the playing of the national anthem . . . II llililS Vols Rout T.P.I. Eagles, 68-0 Hank Lauricella In Longest Romp With 74 Yards By ED HAimiS (Journal Sports Editor) Tennessee's reserves manhandled the Tennessee I’oly Eagles, fix io yesterday, to run up the largest score oi any Volunteer team In 22 campaigns. It took the Vol varsity, headed by the lustrous Hank Lauri- cella hilt seven minutes to grab a safe lead ami let the reserves take over. Lauricella ran but twice- one for 35 yards and the next time for 74 yards and the longest touchdown jaunt of the afternoon. For the next 53 minutes Hank was a spectator. The nation's number one team used every kind of combination in an effort to prevent the score from getting to larger figures. In fact. 59 Volunteers including a dozen freshmen—were used in this finale of a five-game series with the Golden Eagles. In an effort to keep down the scoring Tennessee even kicked a field goal on the first down in the final period. LAt'IUCIvLLA I!I N’S TWICK Lauricella. the All-America tailback, was kept from action because the Vols now face five formidable foes on successive week ends. He turned in the longest scoring dash of the afternoon, but there were other long journeys. Others went for 72. fi3, 50 and 49 yards and one forward pass covered 50 yards and a touchdown. The most notable feature or the Vol offense was a new passing combination. Sophomore Tailback Larrv Crowson found Fresh- man Vic Kolenik a sure receiver and hit the first-year performer for two touchdowns. The first went for GO yards and the second for nine. PKAK.MAN, DAKFKIt LEAD DEFENSE Tennessee’s defense was never seriously threatened. In fact only once did the Kagles get close to the touchdown gates. A fumble closed out the bid. While lie was in the game. Hill I’earman and Ted Daffer con- tinued their battle for All-America honors. Peatman had the better of It yesterday, rushing the Eagle passers and getting one of them for a loss of at least 10 yards. HASLAM LAURICELLA KASETA MICHELS Hank Hits Peak, Vols Chill Tar Heels, 27-0 New Orleans Whizzcr Scores Twice To Strengthen Bid for All-American B - non wilso.x (Xe vs-Sentlnel Sports Editor) KENAN STADIUM. CHAPEL HILL. N. C.. Nov. 3—Hustlin’ Hank Lauricella ran and passed the North Carolina Tar Heels dizzy as the Tennessee Volunteers triumphed, 27 to 0. before -11.000 chilled spectators here this afternoon. The entire Tennessee cast, in fact, was terrific. It was the Vols' most devastating all-around game since their Cotton Bowl victory over Texas Jan. 1. It was the 16th consecutive victory for Gen. Bob Neyland's Vols since they lost a 7-0 decision to Mississippi State in the second game of the 1950 season. The victory enhanced Tennessee's chances of winding up in another bowl game. Jan. 1. providing of course, that they can get by Washington-Lee. Ole Miss. Kentucky and Vanderbilt. PASS STAK'I'S SCOIUXC Lauricella passed 25 yards to Uechichar, who made the catch on the goal line for the first touchdown in the first seven minutes of the quarter. Bechichar's try for point was blocked after a bad pass from center. Bob Wilson Lauricella raced around right end for 27 yards to score the second touchdown and Uechichar converted to end the first half | scoring. In the third quarter, after Lauricella had hit John Davis with ;a 28-vard pass to the Carolina one-yard line, the New Orleans jdandy crashed right tackle to score. Uechichar again added the j point. Andy Kozar. who regained his hard-driving form today, pow- lered around left end from the eight-yard line for Tennessee's | fourth and final touchdown. North Carolina was never in the ball game. The Vols kept the I pressure on them in the entire first half and It was not until late in the game that they managed to generate enough offense to threaten to score. Statistics show that Lauricella kicked seven times for 22.9 yards per try. But that's not a true picture of the fine punting !of the Vol star. All of his kicks were aimed for the sidelines and many of them were kicked from within Carolina territory. KXCH AXGB K. HL l't'XTS After the Vols and Tar Heels had sparred around for a few | minutes of the opening quarter, Wallace made the mistake of kicking to Uechichar. His run set up the first touchdown. With Harold Payne In the driver's seat, the Vols moved like lightning toward the Carolina goal line. Starting on their own (31-yard line, the Vols struck overland to drive deep into North ‘Carolina's territory. Vols Post 60-14 Win Over W L Lauricella And Payne Lead Tennessee To 17th Straight Victory By Kl HARRIS (Journal Sports Editor) Washington and Lee's defense was tossed about like a feather on a tidal wave yesterday as the University of Tennessee Volun- teers rolled to an easy. 60 to 14 victory and their 17th in a row. Tennessee's pulverizing power, with Hank Lauricella and Herky Payne generating the most devastating assaults, simply couldn’t be stopped by the Generals, and when it was all over the visitors were lucky that the Tennessee second, and third teams had played most of the game. Lauricella carried the ball but six times, going for 114 yards. With the exception of adding lustre to his spectacular career. Lauricella wasn't needed. Herkey I’avne was playing one of his greatest games, and that was enough to outclass a team that was supposed to present a good test for the nation’s number one club. Tennessee rolled to five touchdowns in the first 15 minutes and 15 seconds. That was enough until the first 10 minutes of the third period when three more six-pointers were posted on the boards. It was the greatest function of the Vols for the season. The Generals' Gil Bocetti was supposed to encrust his All- American glitter with brighter trimmings. He Is a great football player, but he was just about the entire W L attack. Whereas the Generals had only Ilocetti, the Vols had Lauricella. Payne. Dick Ernsberger. Andy Kozar, Kay Byrd, Bert Keehichar and a group of lesser lights who were offense minded. While the glory road was being pounded by Lauricella and Payne, the Tennessee line once more marked Itself with a mas- terful performance. Especially sharp was the offensive line. I with Johnny (Stiff) Michels making key blocks that stamp him as the nation's top offensive guard. The entire Vo I defensive line from end to end had Bocelti’s option play well diagnosed all afternoon. PAYNE ALEXANDER THOMPSON VEST HEDGE kozar TROLLINGER waters GIORDANI KOZAR • rols - Ole if Miss in Scoring Spree Id-21 Doug Atkins Gets Raves For Play In Second Half By Kl HA IS It IS (.lournal Spoils Editor) OXFORD. .Miss.. Nov. 17 -Tennessee's Sugar Howl special was given a terrific first-half scare here this afternoon before finally Retting on the right track for a 4H-21 victory over an aroused Mississippi Rebel. It was the Volunteers 18th straight triumph and il knocked the Johnny Robs out of invitation to participate in the Cotton Howl against the Southwest Conference champions. There were many anxious moments for the few Tennessee fans who were here this afternoon, but there were many thrilling moments for the chilled 31.000 Mississippians. He didn't get in the scoring column, but the boy who settled the nerves for the Sugar Howlers was big Doug Atkins, who today played the greatest game of his career. It was Atkins' interception of a pass in late moments of the third period that provided Tennessee the clincher. He was superb on defense all afternoon. Atkins' running mate. Mack Franklin, was having a da for himself, too. After Atkins' setup. Franklin came back four plays 'ater to block a punt and give Tennessee another touchdown ;and settle the issue. From that moment on It was a Tennessee show. All-American Hank l.auricella was well guarded by the Rebel line, but he had great partners today in fullbacks Dick Ernsberger and Andy Kozar. They teamed up for the day’s long- lost jaunts—each at approximately 53 yards. Ernsberger scored on his race, while Kozar was pushed out of bounds on the one. Kozar scored on the next play, and had a pair of touchdowns for the day. l.auricella. however, was the guiding hand that got the Vols out front; he knew he was the boy the Rebels were watching, so he called on Ernsberger. Dick came up to a brilliant piece of work and needed but four tries to go the distance. Hurryin' Hank turned in a 24-yard run for the second Vol touchdown, and that was enough yardage to put him in the thousand-yard club. 23d U-T Defense Holds Off Parilli; Wins 28-0 U-K Offense Smothered Lauricclla Leads Vols By BOB WILSON (News-Sentinel S|H rtg Editor) STOLL FIELD. LEXINGTON, K.v., Nov. 2 1 Tennessee's crunching manpower crushed Ken- V ,...' aB tucky, 28 to 0, here this afternoon as the Volnn- leers continued their long reign of football, suprent acy over the Wildcats. The decisive triumph, which extended the Sugar IHBlslI Howl-bound Vols' winning streak to If straight. left no doubt among skeptics that Tennessee de- serves its rating as tile No. 1 college football team Bob Wilson in the country. The 28 points Tennessee scored were the most against Kentucky since 1!M0 when they won by a 38-0 margin. Kentucky hasn't defeated Tennessee since 1935 when Gen. i Neyland was on active duty with the Army and Hill Britton was headman at U-T. DEFENSIVE FLAYERS SHINE Led by Bill (Hug) Hearman. Doug Atkins. Mack Franklin. Ted Daffer and others, the Vols did a magnificent job of rushing Harilli on his attempts to pass. Nothing short of the savage defensive play of the entire Tennessee cast could have prevented Kentucky's passing wizard from connecting with his receivers for tallies. The Volunteers, paced by the incomparable Hurrytn' Hank, played every phase of the game up to the hilt in dealing the Wild- cats the second worst defeat ever handed a Kentucky team by a General Hob Neyland-coached Tennessee team. While Laurlcella was having one of the greatest days of his Icaroer in running the Kentucky ends ragged, and Harold (Herky) Payne. Andy Kozar. Captain Bert Rechichar and Dick Ernsherger were aiding and aliening, with power plays and sweeps, Tennes- see's defensive players rose to great heights to prevent Parilli from passing the Wildcats to touchdowns. V o I s Trip Vandy, Win 35-27 Tennessee Winds Up Perfect Season, l ies for SEC Crown Ity 15015 11.SON A flred-up band of Vanderbilt Commodore� , who asked no quarter and «ave none, fought Tennes- see's Sugar Howl-bound Volunteers to the last ditch before bowing in glorious defeat, 35 to 27. on Shields-Watkins Field yesterday afternoon. It was one of those furious, knock-down, drag- out melees, which caused tempers to flare and lists to fly among the opposing gladiators. Vanderbilt staged one of the most amazing come- backs ever seen at Shields-Watkins Field to throw consternation into the Vols' camp and scare the daylights out of Tennessee supporters. Trailing 21-0 early in the third period Vander- bilt soared to three quick touchdowns on the great pitching arm of Bullet Hill Wade to pull the Commodores within one point of the Volunteers. And when Tennessee came back early in the fourth period to tally again, the Commodores did likewise to trail 28-2 . It was not until the last few seconds of play that Tennessee added its final touchdown. Huh Wilson It was the power-running of Harold (Herky) Payne and Kozar who eventually paved the road to victory for the Volunteers. The victory enabled the Vols to complete their first unde- feated-untied season since 11 40. it was their 10th straight this season and their 20th in a row since losing the second game of the 1950 season to Mississippi State. The Vols won five and lost none in tlte Southeastern Conference. They shared the title witli Georgia Tech which won seven loop games. The Vols left the passing to Wade, and devoted their efforts to rolling overland, just as the script had said they would. Andy Kozar. the hard-riding fullback, amassed 111 yards on 19 tries I as the Vols totaled 273 yards for the game. Harold ( Herky) Payne was second in ground-gaining for the Vols. netting OS yards in 15 carries. Dick Ernsborger carried eight times for 35 yards. Ed Morgan once for 15. and Jimmy Hahn, four times foi- ls. Tennessee tried only one pass, completing it for five yards. liurryln’ Hank Lauricella. who has been the thunderbolt of Tennessee's attack in most every game this season, played prob- ably loss against the Commodores than any ma or opponent. He | carried the ball only 12 times for a total of 32 yards. The j All-America tailback, however, seemed content to sit on the bench and root for his teammate, Payne. Although Tennessee didn't look as sharp as It had In pre- vious games this season, the contest started out as if to follow the pattern of other Vol triumphs. Tom Siler Says: Maryland's Stunning 28-13 Victory Stamps Jim Tatum as Master Planner and Grid Tactician NEW OKI.KAN'S. Jan. 2 It was as if the corpse had buried tlu undertaker. Or the Iamb had slaughtered the butcher. Or even more aptly as If the pupil had spanked the teacher. This astounding and decisive triumph-—Maryland's slashing 28-13 conquest of Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl- stamped, big. slow talking Jim Tatum as a master planner. Coach Tatum risked all the blue chips on a colossal gamble and won. He studied movies of tour Tennessee games Duke. Alabama. Washington and Lee and Ole Miss, llis scouts witnessed Ten- nessee's rout of Kentucky and Tatum himself saw the Volun- teers outlast Vanderbilt in a 35-27 thriller. Then Tatum, when the moment of decision was at hand, cast his lot with an eight-man line. Thus Tatum dared Tennessee to throw the football. He invited an aerial barrage. He refused to believe Tennessee could hurt the Terrapins in the air. Even when Herkv Payne hit three receivers for 35 yards in Tennessee's 70-yard touchdown march the confident and smooth- geared Terps were not impressed. They jammed the famed power attack of Tennessee, conceded aerial yardage here and there and went methodically about the business of chopping the National Champions to pieces. You get the other half or the picture when you consider the Tennessee defense and how cagey Jack Scarbath called signals for the Terps. The Vols had given much thought and time to a defense for the split-T's favorite pitchout or keep play. So. Scar bath called the option play seldom, favoring Ed Modze- lewski through the undermanned middle of the Tennessee line. Mighty Mo amassed 153 yards, exactly 72 yards more than all the Tennessee backs. TENNESSEE MADE PIZZLINO. AM) COSTLY. DECISION IN TEKPS’ El I (ST 1)1(1 VK Tennessee’s most puzzling decision came in the opening min- utes way back there when the battle was still scoreless. Tennessee declined a penalty and the Terrapins went on to take charge with the first touchdown of the game. However, the technicalities, the maneuvers, the decisions, the penalties, even the strategy, probably are not ti� o vital. Maryland played a sii| erl game; kicking, gang-tackling, ball hawking, pass defense, running and blocking. It was their «lay and no team ever played more brilliantly in the 18-year history «� f the Sugar Howl. BASKETBALL COACH EMMETT LOWRY Tennessee, under the direction of Coach Emmett Low- ry, displayed a very definite improvement over last year's cage season. After a mediocre season, the orangemen came back to give basketball fans just what they were asking for. It was a thrill to watch the Vols match baskets with the Kentucky Wildcats, giving them their biggest scare of the season. And no fan could have asked for a more thrilling hardwood contest than the overtime match against the Tulane Greenies. The squad showed more spirit and determination than in many seasons post. It was also a better coached team. Although the Vols failed to look impressive in the first few tilts of the season they eventually became one of the leading SEC contenders. They overcame such teams as Texas A M. and Ole Miss earlier in the year and went on to take many important victories. Perhaps the most outstanding performers for the orangemen were Neff. Bowers and Bartlett. Bartlett, a great ball handler, turned in many outstanding feats with his fine floor play. Both Bowers and Neff consistently ripped the net for impor- tant points. Members of the Volunteer squad back from last year's team are: Bowers, Bertelkamp. Hipsher. Bartlett. Neff. Treadway, and Little. Newcomers to the team are: Par menter, Langshmidt. Weiner and Byington. Firjt Row: Hank 8ertclVamp, Bill Hall, B'-l: Lovelace, Pat Hogan, Phil Wampler, Bill Jarvli, J. 0. Byington, Ed Weine , Herb Neff. Second Row: OicV Creech, Bob Parmenfer, OicV 8o«ers. Charlie Hipyher, Tommy 8artlett, Elvin Little, Jo Treadway, 8111 Dailey, Carl Langtchmidf. ELVIN LITTLE If BOB � PARMENTOR CHARLIE HIPSHIR DICK BOWERS HERBIE NEFF J.D. J, BYINGTON BILL JARVIS HANK BERTELKAMP TOMMY I BARTLETT JOE TREADWAY TRACK With last year's remarkable record behind them, and a new coach, the Vols' track team seems sure to be one of the lead- ing contenders for this year's S.E.C. tournament. Coach John- ny Sines is looking with a keen eye toward the distance and the middle distance men. With Alf Holmberg and high jumper Herb Neff, who have placed high in their particular events, and many other men with experience. U.-T. is looking towards a victorious season. The thinlies had an up and down season so far as dual meets went. The U.-T. four-mile relay teams placed second in the Penn Relays, after a close finish. Those on the relay were Walter De Vault. Frank Albertson, John T ent, and Alf Holm- berg. Herb Neff took third place. The two-mile relay took first place in the Florida Relays, and Herb Neff took second in the high jump to Florida's great John Hall. Frank Alberston. junior from Atlanta, took first place in the 1500 meter junior A.A.U. meet in California. The Vols will miss the services of Jack Stroud and Martin Korkirk in this year's discus and pole vault events. Alf Holm- berg, winner of last year's mile in the Sugar Bowl. John Trent. Al Kuykendall, Dick Gamball. Sam Hill, and Bob Reeder should be able to make the fans forget the stars of last year. Morgan. Leuricella. and Bordingcr played on last year's team, but it is unknown it they will participate this year. The Vol track team thus far has shown superiority in distance runners over the South. The new coach hopes to send a record four-mile relay team to the Penn Relays this spring. The team will probably be Holmberg, Albertson, and Kuykendall. CAPT. JOHN TRENT SCHEDULE March 29.................. Florida Relays—Gainesville April 4 5...............Southern Relays—Birmingham April 12.......................Alabama—Tuscaloosa April 19...........................Ga. Tech—Knoxville April 25 26.................Penn Relays—Philadelphia May 3............................Kentucky—Knoxville May 10..........................T. I. A. C.—Sewanee May 17..........................S. E. C.—Birmingham May 24....................S. E. C. vs. So. Conference June 6 ? 7............Central Collegiate—Milwaukee Competition Relays—Friday, June 6 ALF HOMBERG COACH SINES HER8 NEFF Top Row, l ff 1o flqht: Andtrton. Bowman, HuH� t«dl r, GiMoipi . O'Kiin. 2nd Row: 8ow«rt. Ov«rby. H« fiold, Aibury. Adorn� . 3fd Row: Boll, Dodd� . Dn.no, Pow«ll, Hopiin� SEC BASEBALL CHAMPS Sid Hatfield, Mo� t Valueblo Player, N.C.A.A. playoffs The 1951 Volunteer baseball squad ended their season in a fashion of splendor all its own. The Vols captured their first baseball championship by blasting the University of Kentucky, 9-2. in the final SEC contest. It not only was Tennessee's first title, but also the second time in SEC history that the Vols have finished in the first division. This was undoubtedly the finest baseball season that U-T fans have witnessed. Going through the season with a record of fourteen wins, and one loss the Orangemen went on to place second in the National intercollegiate Tournament. They lost only to Oklahoma in the finals with a heartbreaking 3-2 defeat. Effective pitching, timely hitting, and strong defense highlighted the new SEC champions. Studded with distance-clouting outfielders and some very fine pitchers, the Vols performed like professionals. Game after game they came from behind to pull the contest out of the fire. The mound staff was perhaps the steadiest segment of the diamond stars as they con- sistently hurled masterfully against the stronger SEC teams. Big John Huff- stetler emerged with the most impressive record chalking up eight wins against two defeats. Prexy Cy Anderson also had high praise for mounds- man Billy Joe Bowman. Seen mostly in relief. Billy Joe performed like a veteran under pressure. Frequently he entered the game in tight spots, but managed to come out of them victoriously. Combining pitching hon- ors were Jim Gillespie and Billy Jo O'Kain. Swinging the heavy timber for the mighty Vols were such men as Anderson. Hatfield. Payne, and Rechichar. These Vols teamed together proved to be a dangerous threat to all Tennessee opponents. Their timely hitting broke up several ball games and gave the win to Tennessee. STATISTICS Regular Season . ............................17 Won I Lost Play-offs......................................4 Won 2 Lost Outstanding player of the year was Herky Payne, who also had the highest batting average, .372. The outstanding player of the tournament was Sid Hatfield, the first baseman. IP Loft to Right: Billy Joe O'Kain, Jim Gillospio, Billy Joo Bowman, John Huffstetler and Ace Adams Herk Payno, loading hitter AND NCAA RUNNER-UP Bolow: Vol Infioldors: Bill Dodds, Dale Powell, B. B. Hopkins, Julian Doaso. Watson Bell and Sid Hat- field; Lower Loft: Powell poles one; Lower Right: Bort got caught. JOHN CULLUM BILL DAVIS TOMMY BARTLETT (Captain) TENNIS Tennessee once again ranked with the best tennis teams in the nation. The Vols had a very successful sea- son by winning six Southeastern Conference matches without a loss. The Vols defeated such foes as Kentucky. Vanderbilt. Georgia. Florida, and Georgia Tech. The Vols also won five non-conference games. In the S.E.C. Tournament. Bill Oavis won the men's sin- gles championship while teaming with John Cullum to win the double's championship which gave the U.-T. net- men a tie for the championship. The Vols were given much strength by such stars as Bill Davis. John Cullum. Gavin Gentry, Charlie Tarver, and Tommy Bartlett. Ten- nessee is looking forward to another bright season with all of last year's team returning. George Edis, a transfer student from Miami University, is expected to add strength to the team. l«ff right: (kneeling) Tommy Sartlett. 8ob Campbell. Ward Crutchfield, Charlie Tarver; ((tending) Gavin Gentry John Cullum, Sill Davit, Coach 8uchanan. The University of Tennessee golf team had a somewhat disappointing season but shows promise of developing a winning team in the near future. The golfers closed the Southeastern Conference with a record of two wins, four losses, and one tie. They won over Georgia. Georgia Tech, and Van- derbilt. Led by Captain Jimmy Smith, the golf team was composed of Sam Keener. Charles Pehle, Jr.. Phil Rudd. Robert L. Sharp. Jr., and the Hind twins. Jack and Jim. The golfers are looking forward to Carroll Arm- strong. the first student ever to receive a golf scholarship from U-T, to provide extra strength. Mac Montgomery, a transfer from Vanderbilt, is expected to add power to the 1952 team. Return- ing lettermen are Jimmy Smith. Charles Pehle. Jr., and Robert L. Sharp. L«ft to Right: B««m.� n McKanii . Lloyd Montgomery, Bob SK«rp, Jimmy Smith. Jack Hind. Jim Hind GOLF-CROSS COUNTRY The past years the Track and Cross Country department has been building to develop a strong cinder team. They have worked hard and long to produce good fast-running orangemen. This year must have been the year they have been waiting for since it was the most successful track and field season experienced in many years on the hill. There were many outstanding performers but perhaps the most loft to right: (itonding) Frank Alborlton. Bob Roodor, Ditk Gambit, Sam Hill. Coach Sine� ; (kneeling) Charlie Wait� . John Trent All Holmberg. Al Kuykendall, Don Henry. Mgr. highly praised were Alf Homberg and John Trent. Homberg. who has turned in many out- standing performances had his best cinder year, breaking or setting new course records in prac- tically every meet. John Trent was second to Homberg. as he too broke into the record set- ting class. Albertson was No. 3 man, Kuykendall placed 4th. and Waits ran 5th. For the fourth time the Volunteers captured the Southeastern Conference Title in one of the decisive championships in the history of the Conference. Out of the first seven men in the conference. Tennessee placed six orangemen. the most ever for a Tennessee team. Coach John Sines believes it is the best cross country team he has ever seen on a college campus. Out of seven meets the U-T thinlies' ended out front in all of them. In November the team participated in the NCAA meet at Lansing. Michigan, and placed sixth in the entire nation. Alf Homberg placed 2nd in the meet to do great justice to the U-T Volunteers. Members of the squad included Alf Homberg. John Trent. Frank Alberston, Al Kuydendall. Charles Waits. Dick Gamble. Sam Hill, and Bob Reeder. INTRAMURALS Triumphant Sigma Chi Cagers Right: Kappa Sigma Shuttlecock Sharks Bolow: Sigma Chi Volloyball Champs ON THE HILL : Tho Hill's” Intramural Council continue to uphold the fine tra- ditions jot in yoars gone by. Undor tho oblo diroction of Coach Sam Venablo, fraternities and independent organizations elite havo profited from well-organized tournomonts. Each year the Council awards tho intramural trophy to the frotor- nity winning the most intramural points during the school year. For the year of 1950-51. Kappa Sigma fraternity annexed the award. The slow-starting Kappa Sigmas came from bohind late in the spring quarter to odge cut Sigma Alpha Epsilon in a whirlwind finish. The 1951-52 intramural season got under way with the tonnls tourna- ment. This double-elimination affair was won by Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Studont Intramural Manager Elmer Cooke Action in Basketball Somi-finals Ping Pong Potentates. SAE Following upon the hools of tho tonnis tournament was tho singlo- olimination shuffloboord competition which was won by Sigma Chi. Tho volleyball tourney, which is always high in fan interest, saw the Sigma Chis notch another victory. Aquatic ondeavors wore next in ordor. as the tankmen of tho va- rious frets competed for honors in the swimming and diving meet. Onco again the SAE's odged out their opponents to carry home tho first placo trophy. Ping pong closed out the quarter's competitive events, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon won this one. At tho finale of the fal quartor Sigmo Alpho Epsilon led tho pack with 240 intremurol points. In socond spot was Sigma Chi with 216. Zeta Bota Tau placed third with 182. Lost yoor's intramurol champions, Kappa Sigma, was in fourth position with 158. Delta Sigma Phi roundod out the top five with 157 points. The wintor quartor saw heatod rivalry in badminton and basketball. Tho spring quarter was tho sotting for golf, horsoshoo pitching, softball, ond the track moot. T CLUB The T Club, under the direction of President Vernon Lyons, had its most successful year since being reactivated on the campus. This year brought more enthusiasm and more interest into the club than ever before. With the election of Vernon Lyons to the presidency the club underwent a new look altogether. It was reor- ganized with the purpose of uniting all the ath- letes here at the University. Previously the Club recognized only the three major sports, bul now all sports are included in this organization. Along with President Lyons, other members elected to office were: Vince Kaseta. vice-pres- ident; Art Fisher, secretary, and Doctor James Walls, treasurer. Coach Al Hust is the new sponsor. Highlights of the 1951 Club activities was the T Club Sweetheart dance, given in October. This year's T Club Sweetheart was the lovely Mary Ann Reynolds, freshman from Irwin, Tenn. This was undoubtedly the best sponsored by the T Club in many years. Other activities were en- tertaining of all the T Club members, dates and parents after each football game. Refreshments were served in the Club lounge. Contrary to last year’s policy the Club now meets every Tuesday night. And since more in- terest and enthusiasm is being given to this worthy organization, it should, in the future, be one of the most outstanding on the campus. 250 PEP CLUB GEORGE REGAS MARY MILLER , . . DOTTIE MOORE . . JENNA LOCKHART HAROLD ERNEST . OFFICERS ............ . President . . Pint Vice-Prosidont . Second Vice-President ................ Secretary ............... Treasurer King Benson Doug Seville Betty Blackwood Missio Bradloy Bill Brody Dick Bryant Janice Cardon Adrienne Cross Stovo Donnis Dottio Dodds Earl Dove MEMBERS Barbara Goodstoin Betty Goosmann Sonny Henson Betty Hull Buddy Ingram Norman Jaros Buddy Lyons Albert Miller Jano Millor Bill Morgan Jon Nooly Jean Nicholson Lou Odom Sid Padqott Joan Parker Jim Prico Bottio Roodon Jim Slaughter Bill Tavlor Bob Wciso Ruth Winn Stuart Worden Phil Wright The Pop Club, now going into its second consocutivo activo year, has developed into a vory promising organisation hore on the Uni- versity campus. Organized to promote pop and spirit among the student body, tho Club has gained considerable ground in achiev- ing this goal. Each season it has been the pop club's responsibility to sponsor the biq pep rally hold in the Rose Hole before each football gamo. This event hes been ono of tho chiof factors in pro- moting moro spirit among U.T. rooters. In addition, the Club also started the Homecoming Queen contest, now one of the major ac- tivities on tho hill. This year's Homecoming Queen was tho very popular co-ed. Miss Betty Valker. This year the Club also insti- gated tho colorful pompons, which ovontually became very popu- lar among tho studont body. It was also the idea of the Pep Club to promote more intorcst in baskotball around tho campus. This is to bo ono of its prime objectives in the future. Liko ’he Boavor Club, the Pep Club members are selected from each fraternity and sorority and from the studont bndy as a whole. One member each is solcctcd from these groups. There arc approx- imately fifty members now in the organization. New Officers of tho C!ub are Bill Brody. President, Mary Miller, Vice-President Dot Mooro. Second Vicc-Presidont,, Jenna Lock- hart. Secretary, and Harold Earnest. Treasurer. This year delogatos were sent to the Pop Club convention at tho University of North Carolina. Many good ideas were obtained from tho mooting. 251 Fint Row: A!!cr. Bu«h. Nancy Cunningham. Jean Dav'i, Lucian Oa'o. Thomai Desmond, Ann Dillord, 8:mmic Duiumore. Second Row: 8obblc Gibson. Don Gregory. Tommey Henry, Norm,an Jjros, Lewis Kinoard. Doris Konler. Geno Kooneo. Third Row: Fred Ma hii. John Montgomery. Nancy Nickels. Shirley Rudd, Janet Scott. Jane Ann Walls, Sara Whitley. BEAVER CLUB Going into its eleventh year on the University Campus, the Beaver Club celebrated its exist- ence this year with bigger and better card tricks. Having won the Southeastern Conference Av ard for the best card tricks in 1947, the Beaver Club continues to surpass all other schools. The Club has come a long way since its origination in 1940. It was previously known as a Club for welcoming visitors to the Campus, but in 1940 it officially assumed the title of Beaver Club. This was the first year that the card tricks, now so popular, were first seen. Since 1940 the club has come a long way to- ward being one of the most effective organiza- tions on the campus. These members have been responsible for many activities seen around the campus. Aside from the card tricks they are in charge of the Aloha Oe Service given for grad- uating Seniors. Approximately 35 members selected from each fraternity and sorority and other members on the campus compose the Beaver Club. Pres- ent officers are: John Montgomery, President; Dorris Kohler. Vice-president; Bobby Gibson, Secretary, and Tommy Henry, Treasurer. 252 MAUD MOONEY BURKE - 3-2 CAROLYN JOHNSON • 3-1209 CAROLYN MILLER - 2-7921 DORI BONHAM - 2-3090 MARY ANN REYNOLDS - 3-8054 BETTY FLEENOR - 3-2585 ALYCE RYAN - 3-3518 batmen [ 07P C. VB. I«ORStKd. WftA' COtPiT.C � H iWlUL ruiX WaY WAVS .tV Aa— TMI ,V. w pTv A6«£'tAVT :a J 56 � clP P ta� MT a oi - th� v •� Itus l. TU� S rufylMT , SissBJ sVOMAM. l C i. $’jr tvs . «lift LO I56UA 4,P ' ;AL UkV ft� y,CAT6v VO tfj e � t: av-M I AO «62 TW6 COUOKS II AM ACTIW I KTt% JAMMER SUPERMAN THE PHANTOM OAtw, IWCiOOIOCAT � STA A.K IS T.| VM, J AAV � M � MCKnno jtaa r' r v s 5 IZZAT $0! Mt � tw CtIXAK, LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE CUrrj L'lL ABNER THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS | TERRY AND THE PIRATE fcMwtwtae i rvoowt� � i neiMMV f sTSCBU A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR KING LEAR HAM—LET MAC8ETH TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA TWELFTH NIGHT COLONEL JOHN M. FERGUSON Professor of Military Sciance and Tactics ARMY ROTC The University of Tonnesso Army ROTC has o prosont onrollmont of approximately ono thou- sand cadets. It s organized as a regimont comprising a rogimental headquartors, a Pershing Rifles company, and four battalions. Sinco tho University is a land grant institution, all mon stu- dents are requirod to tako a two yoor basic course, after which they may oioct to toko tho two year advanced course. Cadets in the odvoncod courso ore paid a monthly allotment and attond a six weeks summer camp between their junior and senior years. Training is offorod in throe bronchos of the Army, namely. Transportation Corps. Engineers, ond Infantry. Studonts may stato thoir choico in solocting a branch, but 50% of tho studonts are roquirod by transportation corps. 30% by ongineor-.. and 20% by infantry. Upon completion of any one of tho advanced coursos and graduation from tho Univorsity, a student is commissioned a Second Lioutonant in tho Re- serve Corps of the Army. One of the features of the ROTC program is the appointment of a Distinguished Military Siu dents. Thoso studonts who, in thoir Military Training, are appointed DMS may. a short timo prior to graduation, apply for commission in the Regular Army. Tho ROTC unit can justly be proud of its activities. Each yoar tho cntiro regimont participates in tho Armistico Day ond Armod Forcos Day parados. Scabbard and Blado and Porshing Rifles both have very active chaptors on the campus and include in their membership outstanding stu- dents from the advanced and basic courses, respectively. Thoso two organizations make arrange- ments for the annuol Military Ball sponsored by tho Codot Corps. The Sponsors who are elected eoch yoor by tho regimont. battalions, and company cadet commanders are prosontod at tho ball olong with the Air Force sponsors, and the highlight of tho evening is tho crowning of one of them as Military Quoon. Membors of the varsity riflo team have demonstrated by recent achievements that thoy are true marksmen. Mombers of this team are chosen for both the Army ROTC. Riflo Team. Engineer Rifle Team, and tho Air Force riflo team. Front Row, left to right: Colonel Jonathan H. Michael, Colonel John M. Ferguson, It. Cotonol Jamas S. Hollingsworth, Maior Samuel D. Wilder; Second Row: First Li. Daniel H. Laird, Jr.. Lt. Colonel Donald F, Rogers. Maior Philip D. Burnos, Major Raymond S. Keplinger, Jr., WOjg Chester R. Snow Front Row, left to right: MSgt. Talmage Collier, MSgt. Jesse C. BrooVer. Jr.. MSgt. William A Williams; Socond Row: Sfc. William R. Tester, Sfc. David Dallas, Jr.. MSgt. Henry N. Schladt. MSgt, Roy Salyer; Back Row: MSgt. Don 8. Keeton, Sgt. Donald J. Ziahl. Sfc. William T. Ray REGIMENTAL STAFF Front Row, left to right: Col. John C. Cullum, Honorary Col. Leslie Mae Hammer; Back Row: Lt. Col. Acvleo Hadad, Maior George D. Ball. Major Harold D. 8oxter, Major Norman W. Jaros. Major Raymond L. Craig HEADQUARTERS COMPANY STAFF L«ft to right: Cadet 8ruce H. Kinnie, Cadet Colonel David S. Fonde. Betty Roden, Cadet James Kane COMPANY A. FOURTH REGIMENT OF PERSHING RIFLES Front Row, left to right: Cadet Captain Robert S Oovit. Honorary Captain Pat Ann Harben; Back Row: Cadet First Lt. John W. Felton. Ill, Cadet First It. John G. Scott, Cadet First Lt. Charles R. Grittith, Jr. FIRST BATTALION STAFF First Row, lett to right: Cadet Lt. Col, Coy M. Col- lingsworth. Honorary Lt. Col. Janie Miller; 8ack Row: Major Robert L. Owen. Captain Arthur R. Walker, M. Sgt. Wililam O. Morgan SECOND BATTALION STAFF Lelt to right: Cadet Captain Eugene H. Patton, Cadet Lt. Col. Thomas L. Copus. Honorary Lt. Col. Harriet Rowntroe. Cadet Major William L. Campbell THIRD BATTALION STAFF Front Row. lett to right: Cadet Lt. Col. John C. Wuriberoer. Honorary Lt. Col. Betty Robertson- Back Row: Cadet Major John Gruble. Cadet Captain Ray D. Malone, Cadet M. Sgt. William C. Mitchum FOURTH 8ATTALION STAFF Left to right: Cadet Major Jack R. Martin. Cadet Lt. Col. Edward E. Greene, Honorary Lt. Col. Anno Thomas. Cadet M. Sgt. Jemos E. Motes. Jr.. Cadet Captain Bobby N. Galbreath COMPANY A. FIRST BATTALION Lett to right: Cadet Captain Harold C. Kam, Hon- orary Captain Patricia Anne Armstrong, Cadet First Lt. Lloyd H. Littlefield COMPANY B, FIRST BATTALION Lelt to right: Cadet Captain Harlan D. Swanson. Honorary Captain Nancy Davidson. Cadet First Lt. James A. Clodfelter COMPANY C. FIRST BATTALION Lett to right: Cadet Captain Wallace J. Tyson, Hon- orary Captain Ina Belle Rore� . Cadet First Lt. Lloyd Littlefield COMPANY D. SECOND BATTALION lolt to right: Cadet Captain John S. Talbott. Jr., Honorary Captain Pally Lanier. Cadet Lt. William 6. Shelter COMPANY E. SECOND BATTALION Left to right: Cadet Captain Ora L. Well� . Honorary Captain Billie Mincey, Cadet Second Lt. Chartei H. Coil� COMPANY F. SECOND BATTALION Left to right: Cadet Captain Earl Hillen. Jr., Hon- orary Captain Mary Williamion. Pint Lt. Walter R. Borutf COMPANY G. THIRD BATTALION Left to right, front row: Capt. Elvin K. Gilmore, Honorary Captain Betty Walker; Back row: Socond Lt. Matthew L. Lowion. Jr. Pint Lt. Richard T. Pierey, Second Lt, John J. Lavaggi COMPANY H. THIRD BATTALION Left to right: Cadet Captain Carl L. Duncan, Hon- orary Captain Jane White, Cadet Second Lt. Hugh B. Nyitrom COMPANY I. THIRD BATTALION Front Row. left to right: Cadet Captain Billy J. Bow- man. Honorary Captain Betty Dee� . Cadet Pint Lt. Richard T. Bower� ; Back Row: Cadet Second Lt. Rich- ard E. Devil COMPANY K. FOURTH BATTALION Front Row, left to right: Captain Ma« A. Cobble, Honorary Captain Betty Carol Guinn; Back Row: Cadet Second Lt. Frederick W. Cooler, Cadet Pint Lt. William C. Hawley. Cadet Pint Lt. Robort O. Danner COMPANY L. FOURTH BATTALION Front Row, left to right: Cadet Captain Harold O. Roberti. Honorary Captain Mary Frerking; Back Row; Cadet Second Lt. Jack E. Notion. Cadet Pint Lt. Fitihugh L. Wallace. Cadet Socond Lt. Joioph R Treadway, Cadet Firit Lt. Harry T. Deiiroth Left to right: Cadet Lt. George K. Knox. Honorary Captain Marion Jo Tapp. Cadot Captain William J. Linebaugh AIR R O T C Tho Univorsity of Tennessee Air ROIC, having a prosont onrollmont of fivo hundred and levcn Cadets, is organized as a wing comprising a wing headquarters squadron, a drum and ouglo corps, and three groups, each group consisting of two squadrons. Air Science has been offered at the University for the lost fivo years, but this is the first year that the Air Force unit has been a separato unit from the Army ROTC. The courses offored are a two year basic course ond the optional advancod course which offer several electives. Those electives include for tho third year cadet: communications,' gonoral technical, administration and logistics, and flight operations. For the fourth year cadet, courses in armamont. communications and administration and logistics arc offered. The Air Science courses aro now offered to all students instead of to only ongineoring students which has been the policy for the last five years. The Air Forco unit can be proud of its many activities. The Air Forco sponsors, elected by ballot by all the fourth year cadets, are members of the Guidon Society along with tho Army ROTC sponsors, and will bo prosonted at tho annual Military Ball Tho ontiro wing participates in the Armistice and Armed Forces Day parado. Tho Arnold Air Society has established a new squadron here this yoor, ond its momborship is rostrictod to tho outstendinq senior cadets in Air ROTC. Tho Air Force rifle team has proven itsolf capable in collegiate competition and sovcral mombers hovo been choson for the varsity rifle team. IT. COL. NATHAN J. ADAMS Protestor ot Air Science and Tactics FACULTY OFFICERS Lett to right: Major Alfred G. Damron. Captain Danial E. Kachal. Captain Edward T. «ally. Captain Edmund M. Manning. Jr.. Captain Glenwood C. Ford. Major Harold M. Konnerd. Jr.. Captain Norman F. Moore FACULTY AIRMEN Laft to right: T. Sgt. David K. Spahr, T. Sgt. William R. Farra. M. Sgt. Naal t. Prouty. M. Sgt. loran E. cove. M. Sgt. Laonard C. Fylar, M. Sgt. Charles D. Holliday. M. Sgt. James F. Kelly. Jr.. M. Sgt. John W. Crosno TENNESSEE VISITORS quarter DOWN YDS TO GO YARDLINE WING STAFF Front Row. left to right: Honorary Cadet Col. Mimi Kenan, Cadot Col. Clarence W. Miller, Jr.. Honorary Cadet Col. Janet Kenan; 8ack Row: Cadet Lt. Col. William H. Sample. Cadet Lt. Col. George A. Sredfute, Jr., Cadet Major Herman C. Stafford, Cadet M. Sgt. Frank D. Harrington HEADQUARTERS SQUADRON STAFF Lett to right: Cadet First Lt. Ted R. Holms, Cadet First Lt. Waller L. Par- ker, Jr., Honorary Cadet Major Joanne Sell. Cadet Major Charles R. Smith. Jr., Cadot First Lt. Daniol L. Hill, Cadet First Lt. John M. Devine HEADQUARTERS FIRST GROUP STAFF Left to right: Honorary Lt. Col. Barbara Queerer, Cadet Major Gene B. Stewart. Cadet Lt. Col. How- ard N. Crowell, Cadet Major Oscar L. Freyre, Cadot Sqt. Thomas B. Cole A SQUADRON Left to right: Cadot First Lt. Goorge E. Sbofner. Cadot First Lt. Waltor C. Diohl, Honorary Cadet Major Betty Motes. Cadot First Lf. James E. Holley, Jr., Cadot Major Aulmon J. Nottingham, Cadet First Lt. William A. Doal D SyUAUKUN Left to right: Cadot First Lt. Charlos O. Lambort. Cadot First Lt. Robert L. Blrdwell, Honorary Cadot Major Bobby Arnhart, Cadot First Lt. Governour H. 8ayless, Cadot Major Jamos F. McCorklo, Cadot First Lt. Marshall C. Pierce. Jr., Cadet Sgt. Frank G. Powell E SQUADRON Left to right: Cadet First Lt. William S. Gunning, Jr,. Cadet First Lt. William A. Groaney. Honorary Cadet Major Rosemary Gentry, Cadot First Lt. William J. Brown. Cadot Major Robert L. Droke,, Cadot First Lt, James O. Donahoo F SQUADRON Loft to Right: Cadet First Lt. Fred J. Teague. Cadet First Lf. David C. Watkin. Honorary Cadet Maior Jo Tate. Cadet Major Nelson R. Walker, Cadot First Lt. Robert M. Lewis. Cadot First Lt. John C. HEADQUARTERS SECOND GROUP STAFF Loft to right, Major Harold D. Powell, Lt. Col. Bon A. Roberts. Honorary Lt. Col. Barbara Fryo, Major Richard E. Pawol B SQUADRON Left to right: Cadot First Lt. Jack H. Flinchem, Hon- orary Cadet Major Anno Davis. Cadot First Lt. Nor- veil G. Holloway. Cadot Major Lake D. Brown. Cadot First Lt. Charles E. Blakely. Cadot First Lt. 8eecher A. Bartloti HEADQUARTERS THIRD GROUP STAFF Left to right: Cadet Major Cecil P. Packett, Honor- ary Cadet Lt. Col. Mary Alice Smith, Cadet Major Leslie W. Miller, Cadet Lt. Col. Norman C. Schlem- mer, Cadet Captain Loslie C. Thomas, Cadot Sgt. Earl S. Worsham, Cadot M. Sgt. Dunbar N. Oohmig C SQUADRON Left to Right: Cadot First Lt. Jack B. Beyliss, Hon- orary Cadet Major Sue Rueff, Cadet First Lt. Charles F. Tompkins. Jr.. Cadet Major Albert E. Wolfe, Cadot First Lt. Sidney M. Cameron, Cadet First Lt. Edward W. Oehmio. Jr. I 5 i1. oi : • = 0-0 : -3 ilffll j i ?|I?V s 2 ? ? ”oni T «• o © .I ? Sr -3 o:« trie! •;-t 3SI.il S 3-2 jr ?l‘v S i5 3 I f S 3 2 Q First Row: George A. Bradfute. Raymond Craig, Cari L. Duncan. David S. Fonde. Second Row: Clifford H. Harpe. Norman Jaros. Bruce Kinnie. Leslie W. Miller. Third Row: Richard E. Pawel. George E. Shofner, Edwin A. Thompson, Ora L. Wells. Not Pictured: Edwin Almond, Warren Anderson Jack D. Bowers, Bill Cooler, Howard Crowell. John S. Culpepper, Bob Davis, .Fredrick H. Forkner, Edward Greene. James R. Hahn, Keith S. Harrison. Joseph E. Hurt. Jim Lane. Clar- ence W. Miller. Marc Miller, Jack Nelson. Robert L. Owen, Cecil Packett, Hugh S. Raulston, William W. Smith, Harlan D. Swanson, Scott Talbott, Mark L. Vendrick, Fitzhugh Lee Wallace. Jr. COOKE, Vice-President COLLINGSWORTH, Treasurer BURNS. Advisor HADAO, President S C A B B A R D AND B L OFFICERS A D E ARVLEE HADAD .... ELMER COOKE .... Vice-Presidont JIM LANE COY COLLINGSWORTH MAJOR PHILIP D. 8URNS 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 Fourth Regiment and was organized in 1923. Scabbard and Blade’s membership is composed of the outstanding senior officers, who have maintained high standing in both military and non-military subjects. The founding of Scabbard and Blade was the result of a feeling on the part of a number of college men that such a military society was necessary to develop and foster the ideals and practice of military education in the United States and particularly in the various col- leges and universities in which military science and tac- tics was a part of the curriculum. The purpose of Scabbard and Blade is primarily to raise the standard of military education in American colleges and universities: to unite in closer relationship their military departments: to encourage and foster the essential qualities of good and efficient officers: and to promote friendship and good-fellowship among the cadet officers. Further the society disseminates knowledge of military education among the students and people of the country in general, acquainting them with our na- tional defense needs. Top: To encourage . . . The essenial qualities of good and efficient officers. 8ottom: To promoto friendship and good fellowship among the cadet officers. DAVIS. Commanding Officer SCOTT. Executive Officer GRIFFITH. F!r t Platoon Loader FELTON. Second Platoon Leader Top: ... Participat® in many worthwhile ondeavor . Bottom: . . . Dotail ®rvo in tho flag-railing coromonie . PERSHING RIFLES Pershing Rifles is an honor society for ROTC cadets. The society was founded by the late Gen- eral John J. Pershing in 1894 when he was a second lieutenant at the University of Nebraska. The unit at the University of Tennessee, which is designated Company A, Fourth Regiment, was formed in 1927. This year Pershing Rifles at the University of Tennessee has been made a regular drill com- pany. This company consists of two crack drill platoons. Eligibility for membership is limited to basic students who must maintain a high average in mili- tary subjects as well as proficiency in their acad- emic studies. The members of Pershing Rifles participate in many worthwhile endeavors. On Armistice Day the members rendered the military respects and put on a special drill demonstration at the Knox- ville Auto Race Track. Members of this group form the honor guard and firing squad at military funerals. Details from Pershing Rifles have served in the flag-raising ceremonies at the home foot- ball games. This group has as their advisor Lt. Col. James Hollingsworth. OFFICERS CAPTAIN BOB DAVIS.........................Commanding Officer FIRST LT. CHARLES R. GRIFFITH ... First Platoon Leader FIRST LT. JOHN G. SCOTT....................Executive Officer FIRST LT. JOHN V . FELTON..............Socond Platoon Leader LT. COL. JAMES HOLLINGSWORTH........ Advisor MEMBERS Leonard G. Adams John W. Felton Earl A. Korr Fronk Noal Seal David M. Aloxandor Art. J. Fisher Donald L. King Norman C. Schlemmer Tommy Arnhart James E. Fogloson Ronald B. Kirk John G. Scott Jason G. Baker James L. Fowlor Goorgo H. Liti Gordon M. Sisk Frank E. Barnott Richard C. Fowler John R. Lollin Donn A. Southorn Ralph T. Brown Robert M. Frorier Richard C. Marius Robort N. Southorn Robert E. Bryan Clayton Groono Rogor D. McWhorter Richard W. Spencer Harry T. Caldwoll Charles R. Griffith William D. Moneyhun Burtin 1. Sprakor Gilbert R. Campbell, Jr. Ronald Gullcdgo Jesse B. Morris, Jr. William L. Thomas Halbert L. Carter Poter M. Hain Dovid R. Mooro Sammy C. Thurmor Jimmy G. Cavalaris Robert Hale. Jr. Leonard B. Murroy, Jr. Billy R. Travis H. H. Colbor Horace L. Harper Charlos W. Nunn Kirby P. Walker David C. Cottrell Donald Warde Henderson Dunbar N. Oohmig Joe P. Waltors James Crowol Howard N. Hinds Robert A. Parr Joseph R. White Robert S. Davis William K, Horn Jack T. Perkinson John W, Williams, Jr. Alexander M. Denison Bill Johnson Robert W. Price Marian L. Winfroy Rudy T. Elam Jemos E. Johnson Costa G. Reqas Carolyn D. Wood Robori K. Ewing Henry B. Keister W. G. Robinson Stuart R. Wordon 267 °rganizati°ns oo Z o O' MR. JOHN SMARTT Executive Secretdfy MR. HOWARD LUMSDEN An’!. Director of Personnel Service U-T ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 2 3 Liason betwoon Alumni and Undorgrads The Alumni Association is an association of formor stu- dents of tho Univorsity. Seniors become active mombors of the Association for a two-year period following graduation, after which time thoy aro givon an opportunity to contributo to the annual Alumni Fund Drive and retain their active OBJECTIVES OF 1. To aid the University in securing edequete support for the full dovolopmont of tho institution. 2. To brinq to Tonnosseo the best men and women now on- roilod in tho secondary schools of tho State. 3. To maintain accurato biographical rocords of Alumni and recoqnire them for thoir achiovoments. status. Members receive all Aiumni publications—THE ALUMNUS. HILL-O-GRAMS. and THE MONDAY MORN- ING QUARTERBACK—and throuqh continued participation in Alumni functions Leop alive Tho Spirit of the Hill . THE ASSOCIATION 4. To assist ir socurinq such publicity as will incroase the prostigo of the University. 5. To promoto further growth of tho Pnrsonnol Bureau. The Buroou of Personnel Sorvico was established by the Uni- vorsity for tho purpose of assisting in tho placement of Alumni and Seniors. Alumni aro urged to notify tho Bu- roou of ony possibio openings for Tonnosseo mon and women and to call upon the Bureau of Porsonnol Sorvico for assistance whon unemployed. 270 Front Row. I ft to right: W. H. Read. Mary Charleton. David Stuart Fonda. Viee-Prejidont; A. T. Granger; Bernadine Meyer, President; Joseph Paul Goddard. Secratary: Tbomes B. Harmon. Treasurer; N. D. Peacock. Second Row: Joseph W. Walt. 8ryee Douglas Stone. Jr., Ruth Moore, Mary Louisa Morris (Steinberg), Martha Sue Upchurch, Ella J. Day. Kara Jean Mayo, June Nasbitt Flatt. Elixabeth Ann Get- tis, Alma Ruth Cline, O. E. GoH. Third Row: J. A Cooley. J. Wesley Hoffman. Thomas Howard McNeese, Arthur I. Wood. Harry Witlels. Victor St. Martin Cleek; 8artea Quillen Kinsler, Nien-Tseng Ku. LaRoy P. Graf. Journal Correspondent; Dennis Sikes. PHI K OFFICERS A P P A P H OR. BERNADENE MEYER . B. HARRISON o' DAVID S. FONDE DR. LEROY P. GRAFF Journal Corespondent 1951 INITIATES O Victor St. Mortin Clook Bartoe Quillen Kinsler Marian K. Rosenthal Alma Ruth Cline Nien Tsong Ku Bryce Douglas Stone. Jr. June Nesbitt Flatt David Stuart Fonde Kara Jean Mayo Thomas Howard McNoeso Mory Louise (Stoinborg) Morris Joseph W. Walt Harry Wittels z Phi Kappa Phi is a national honor society having chapters in more than fifty leading colleges and universities. It is the broadest of the honor socie- ties. in that it recognizes all fields of learning. Stu- dents. in Liberal Arts. Engineering, Agriculture. Home Economics. Business Administration, Educa- tion. and Law are welcomed into its fellowship. To be eligible for election to the University of Ten- nessee chapter, one must be a senior in good standing, must have at least a 3.0 average and must rank among the highest ten per cent of his graduating class. Graduate students may be eligi- ble if they have a 3.0 undergraduate average and a 3.5 graduate average and rank in the upper 10% of their class. 271 FERRIS ASHE GAVIN GENTRY VERNON LYONS DON BILLS GLEN CLAIBORNE ELMER COOKE HARRY DINWIDDIE BILLY FLATT JERE P. GRIGGS KEITH HARRISON L. R. HESLER ROBERT S. HUTCHINSON EDWARD E. JUDY LYNN SEEBER JOHN THOMASON EDWIN THOMPSON MARK VENRICK HAROLD C. WARNER 272 OFFICERS ARLYNN PILLING......................... . ... President ANNE SULLIVAN ...............................................Soc.-etary LILY VAN MORRIS........................... . Vicc-Prcvdonf ELEANOR CREEKMORE............................Treasurer DOTTY DODDS MEMBERS Mary Jo Baldwin Doily Dodds Lily Van Morris Anne Sullivan Belly Boll Leslio Hammer Arlynn Pilling Belly Loo Taylor Joan Crawford Barbara Huff Mary Ellen Robison Palsy Tomplc Eleanor Creeltmoro Joan Hunler Harriol Rowntree Katherino Weeks Lucy Moore Loveless Doris Sharp - CtL a: FACULTY ADVISORS Mils Gladys Beach Mist Marion Walling Mr. Joseph Wall o Mortar Board, a national honorary organization for senior women, chooses members on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. A local society. Cap and Gown, was organized on Z the Hill in 1918. In 1938 it affiliated with Mor- tar Board to become one of more than seventy O chapters, all striving to develop a finer type of college woman. X MORTAR BOAR Fir� � Row: 8al jwin, 8el . Crawford. Creekmore, Ooddl, Hammer. Second Row: HuH, Hunter. Morris, Pilling Robison. Ro«ntrec. third Row: Sha'O. Sullivan. Taylor. Temole. Work� . 273 Fin} Row: Bills, Brasnahoa, Claiborne, Cooke, Crossley, Dinwiddie. Sscond Row: Flatt, Fonde, Gentry, Griggs, Hancock OMICRON DELTA KAPPA GO z F. BLAIR WRIGHT JOHN H. WARD . OFFICERS President GAVIN M. GENTRY Vice-President JOHN M. SMARTT DEAN RALPH DUNFORD . Advisor Secretory Treasurer LU 2 Jomes C. Brosnahan Glen R. Ciaiborno Jere P. Griqqs Jomes C. Brosnahan Robert E. lee Lynn Soeber Mark L. Venrick John H. Ward F Blair Wriqht Jack B. Beyliss Don R. Bills Elmer L. Cooke MEMBERS Harry G. Dinwiddio Gavin M. Gentry Honry H. Hancock Tom Cummings Lewis S. Howard Lawrenco D. Lovino Howard W. Loveless Vernon D. Lyons William F. Thornton John K. Trent Samual A, Worley Phillip J. Wright James L. Anderson Robert Avrett Frank Bell FACULTY President C. E. Brohm Doan Emeritus Theodore Julian Harriss Frank Chanco Glockor Dr. Andrew Holt Dean Ralph Dunford Sam Hansard Rev. George Hopper 274 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Louis Inglehart Edward Judy FACULTY Loyd Seatz Vice-President Fred C. Smith Dean William Wicker John M. Smartt James McSuiiffe Ken Wright CO Kyle Cooper Bob Crossloy Billy Flatt David Fonde Joe Goddard A. T. Granqor INITIATES Keith Harrison Hank Lauricolla Fronk Lester George Rogas Edwin Thompson Frank Winston OJ 2 These eager beavers whose profiles are here de- picted have gnawed their respective ways by hook or crook to the top or thereabouts in the fields of publications, social activities, fine arts, scholarships, or athletics. After earning membership in this or- ganization the conglomeration of wheels sets out to serve a two-fold purpose—first, service to the university and second, providing these gentlemen with an outlet for their social inclinations. After all, they must fulfill that old adage. When old wheels get together, good times are sure to roll. 275 OFFICERS JOE DIMAGGIO President HUGH STOKELY . Secretary TOM AGERTON . Vice-President DON ELLIS .... Treasurer MEMBERS Clyde 8utler Dick Clark Tom Stanberry Parke Brown Earl Clarridga Devo Alexander Kirby SValkor Ed 8ynum Jim Montgomery 8uster Pollettieri John Notion Jim Brcinahon Rob Rocdor George Reaves Mark Twilla John Wurrborqer Tom Walker Harold Roberts Carlislo Qudntreil ADVISORS Mr. Arthur B. Wood Mr. Robert Nagle Mr, C. S. Montgomery Mr. David Vise HONORARY MEM8ERS Dean Ralph E. Dunford Mr. Orton L. Duggan Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity. the largest fraternity in the country. At the present composed of college and university men who are time there are over 200 chapters functioning in or have been previously affiliated with the Boy the United States. Scouts. The first chapter was formed on Decern- ber 16. 1925, and the fraternity has steadily grown lota Alpha Chapte r was founded on the Univer- throughout its twenty-six year history to become sity of Tennessee campus on May 21. 1950. ALPHA PHI OMEGA CD z O O oo First Row: Aoorton Alexander. 8resnahan. Butler. Brown. 8 � um. Second Row: Clark. Clarridge. DIMaggia. CUts. Montgomery. Nelson. Third Row: Ouantrell. Reaves, Reeder. Stekely. Twilla. Wolker. Wuriberge� . 276 OFFICERS PATRICIA MANN ..........................................President MARY ARCHER Secretary JACKIE CLARKSON . . . HARRIET LUEBKE . . . . Treasurer MEMBERS Q_ Borbore Boatman Mary Garbarino Ann Lockett Ann Sullivan — Betty Bolton Florence Gait Ann Marshall Joe Ann Watkins I Eiiraboth Broyles Bobbie Gibion Joanne Pillow Donna Wostby 00 Harriot Clack Gwen GraviM Barbara Quoonor Gaynell Wliarey cm Eleanor Crcokmorc Libby Hancock Mary Ellon Robinson Lila Wiorsoma Tommy Eortnor Catherine Houso Louncllo Stanfill Mary Williamson —J Jackio Kcrsh Barbara Stone o Alpha Lambda Delta is an honorary fraternity a four-year basis. The organization stands for true I for freshman women who achieve a 3.5 average their first two quarters, or who can average that scholarship, womanliness, and honor, signified by a o total for their freshman year. Membership is on tiny gold candle and holder with a ruby flame. oo ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA First Row; Boltor., Creekmora, Fortner. Ga'bo'lro. Gan. Giblon. Secono Row; Grave� . Hancock, Hovvo. Kerjb, Lockett. Luebke. Third Row: Mann. Pillow. Quoencr Sullivan. Wha'ey, Wierierr-a. Williamson 277 First Row: Eckel, Fonde. Friedman, Kinsier, Kitts. Second Row: Langtchmidr, Lyle. McAmis, Nelson. Venrick PHI ETA SIGMA OFFICERS z 8RONSON 8AYLISS . . , MARVIN FRIEDMAN .... GLENN PETTY LEE NELSON SAM WORLEY MARK VENRICK 2 I MEMBERS William G. 8yrd David S. Fondo Frederick G. Kitts Fred A. Parker CO Robert L. Crcssloy Lawronce G. Gardnor, Jr. Corl Herman Lanqschmidt Eugono H. Switzer LU David D. Dickoy Jamei White Johnson Jomos R. McAmis Horry G. Trythall O' Robort L. Droko Robort M. Johnson O. K. McConnell Carl Vordor Bruoggo James Robert Eckel. Jr. Bartoo Q. Kinsler James A. McDonald Frank Winston LL George H. Kirby, Jr. Joseph Searle McMurray Phi Eta Sigma is an organization of young men among freshmen students. Phi Eta Sigma is a na- who enter college determined to do outstanding tionai honorary scholastic fraternity, founded at work—and do it by making a 3.5 average for two quarters. The society has as its objectives the pro- motion of scholastic ideals and achievements the University of Illinois on March 22. 1923. The local chapter was installed in 1930. 278 U-T CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION EMPLOYED STAFF RALPH W. FROST ....... General Secretary HELEN H. HENDERSON ... Eiecutivo Socretary ( ■) MINNIE M. WADE ...........Office Socrotery 3 ADVISORY BOARD Q PRESIDENT C. E. BREHM DEAN HARRIET C. GREVE _ DEAN RALPH E. DUNFORD VICE-PRESIDENT FRED C. SMITH CD CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION BOARD MEMBERS — DEAN I. R. HESLER..............Chairman MR. CHARLES I. BARBER .... . . . . Troasuror _j DR. FRANK B. WARD JUDGE D. C. WEBB MRS. L. R. HESLER LU OFFICERS Y.M.C.A. GEORGE REGAS .................Prosident WILLIAM JONES................ Vico-Prosidont JOHN CULPEPPER.....Sccrotary-Troasuror Y.W.C.A. 6ETTY BELL ANN SULLIVAN JEAN HUNTER CABINET Pat Mann Barbara Huff Dave Burns Jack Craddock Jim Fowler Norman Schtommor Joro Griggs Nolson Lunn Libba Lepslcy Bill Campboll Doug Boville Arlynn Pilling Pope Thomas Fod Rouljton Sarah Emiiy Whitley Lou Daughtry Dunbar Oe'nmig Janie Miller Dorothy McIntosh Tom Wolkor Betty Vall.or Martha Lou Anderson Horriof P.owntreo Ed Oohmig Dicl Kidwoll Libby Walker Joan Crawford Mary Louiso Tatum Margaret Ann Long Bill Bronson Parke Brown Jono Ann Johnson Sarah Spahr Pat Davis Dan Tcstormer. 279 JEAN IE BOW Co-President DAVID COOK LILLIAN BLRTON . . . . IRVIN SMITH . . . . . . First Vice-President RUSSELL HUGHES . . Socond Vico-Presidcnt CO HOWARD COOK .... RUBY JANEWAY LU ROSS DePRlEST . Treasurer paul McClure . . Sunday School Representative — MILDRED ATKINS Training Union Representative SHIRLEY RUDD . Y. W, A. Representative HAROLD MYERS .... ANN FARMER EMORY GREENE . . . Mission Choirman LUELL SMITH . . . . LAURA CARDEN . . . GERALD STOW . . . Publicity Chairman MARY JOYCE TEMPLE Intor-Contcr Representative |— LOUISE SERGE .... ... . Librarian DELORES GUFFY . . . . Magaiino Representative o BARBARA PARKER .... . . . . Baotist Vol Editor JACK GRAY . . Business Manager DR. GEORGE SCHWEITZER Faculty Advisor DR. RAMSEY POLLARD . . The Baptist Student Center' THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION . . . The link between the student and his church . . . Home away from Home for everyone . . . Devotions each noon . . . Sunday night Singspiration . . . Mission trips . . . Y.W.A. . . . Brotherhood . . . Sports . . . Ping-Pong . . . Socials . . . Retreats . . . Prayer- dates . . . CHRIST EXALTED. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Fir-.! Row: Atkins. Burton. D. Cook. H. Cook, DeP'ieit Second Ro«: Farmer, Greene Gutfey. Jar.ewoy. lebo . McClure. Ihird Tow: Myers, Parks', Rudd. I. Smith, L. Smith, Temple. CO 3 o U) _i LU O' 280 TYSON HOUSE Tyson House, established in 1935 by the Episcopal Church, through the gift of Mrs. Isabel Tyson Gilpin, pro- I vides Students and Faculty a center for daily worship, study, Christian fel- lowship, and service. CANTERBURY CLUB OFFICERS President . JimHorn Vice President Borri Burrogc Treasurer Bab Nicholls Recording Secretory Mimi Kenan Corresponding Sec. . Nancy Furian Sgt.-ot-orms Rob Reeder Choploin W T. Holt I Bruce A'mstron Paul keeper IS 1 Helen Bokcr Evelyn Marshall H 1 Porker Bourn Bloir Moody ffl 1 Barn Burrcgo Mounce Mscrso 1 1 Pi'll Cook Bob N cholls Ij 1 Jock Craddock Ocms Osborn H I Elconor Creckmore Powell Parir.dgc 1 I Lou Daughtry Son' Romes 1 I Audrey DcVoe Rcb Reeder I 1 Bill Downey lomor Royer | 1 Charles Emory Pot Stein 1 1 Bill English Bob Stewart 1 1 Marian Evans . Janet Sunstrcm 1 I Nancy Furion Ma rjorio Temple 1 I Elconor Goodman Tommy Thompson 1 1 Mildred Gordon Corot Woll 1 1 Jim Hern Kotherine Worlick 1 Jonet Kenan Jone Ann Wells j Mimi Kenan Norma Wolfkiel 1 CANTERBURY CLUB The Canterbury Club of the Univers- ity of Tennessee is the Episcopal col- lege student organization, and is a member of the National Canterbury Association. PRESBYTERIAN CENTER PRESBYTERIAN CENTER 1105 CIRCLE PARK Top: Mothodiit Student Center 908 Temple Avenue Bottom: Informel Discussioni Top: Council Member Bottom: Good time QL WESLEY FOUNDATION Commuting students will find at the Student Center many of the advantages of dormitory life, while resident students know it as a home away from home. It is a place to go to have fun and fellowship, to worship, to relax, and to receive guidance. COUNCIL Front Row: Sue Nottingham, Barbara Ashton, Madeline Henry, Ruth McWilliams, Georgianna Seal. Row 2: Elizabeth Walker Barbara Calloway, Edna Gillenweter, Margaret Ann Cooper, Ann Smith. Betty Epps, Dr. Martin. Row 3: Gene Patton, Travis Piercy. Murry Miles. Jim Nance. Ann Dillard. Bill Taut. 8etty Simpson. Or. Gl«n O. Martin. Director Georgianna Seal, President A Skit In Mooting OFFICERS EMILY FRETZ . . President JANE ANN JOHNSON . Vico-Prosidont SARA EMILY WHITLEY . . . Secretary LOU DAUGHTRY...................................... Troosuror Blue Triangle is an organization open to all wom- en students in the University. It is considered a day-time auxiliary of the Y.W.C.A.. and through its programs, Blue Triangle attempts to broaden the cultural background of women students. BLUE TRIANGLE oo o CO 3 o 0 o' O' o Z 0 1 first Row: Cynthia Allen, Martha Anderson. P. Ann Arnold Elizabeth Ja.no Sell, Barbara Bentige-, A-r.e Berry, 8etty Salto-.. Ann Louise 8rown Jann Bylrgton, Sett, Lou Chamberloin. Second Row: Mary Ct-eney. Patricia Co- . Betty Co«art. Pegqy Cowart. Settv Cruie. Nancy Oavidion. Carol. Dennis, Ann Oilla'd, Nano Evans. Emily Frctr. Third Row: Florence Gan. Sob He Gibson. Nancy Hale. Leslie Hammer, Virginia Hasson, Catherine Haute, Bettye Hull, Carolyn Johnson, Shiiley Jonet, Frances Kibb'e, Carolyn Siler. Fourth Row: Betty Stemor.j. Oa’lene Stiller EUrabeth Waller Ann Weave-. Katherine Weeks. Jane Ann Wells. Suianne Wclmert. Sara Whit.Yy, Carol C. Williamson Virginia Wilson, Anne Witt. HONOR SOCIETY Beta Chapter ALPHA EPSILON DELTA _J OFFICERS RICHARD OBENOUR President ELIZABETH JANE BELL o V. 1. SMITH . . . Vicc-Prosldont FRED RAINEY Q MEMBERS LXJ B. Al Bnbor Kelly Gregory Richard Morrisor. Fred Rainey Botty Belt Tom M. JacUon Richard Obonour See Scholar OJ Johnson Bibbs Jacqueiino Hill Sam PiMncr Eph Wlllinson cZ Warren Dodgo Carter Keeton Jim Smith Robert Wolff Q_ M, Jano Garland Rosemary Lylens Worth Smith Secretary Troosuror 284 KYLE COOPER President CHARLES GRIFFITH Vice-President BEE HOUSLEY Secretary-Treasurer PRESIDENTS HAMER KRAMER . . Acounting Society ROBERT SWANSON....................Alpha Ela Rho CHARLES COX Bora Alpha Psi CLIPP JOHNSON ... Delia Nu Alpha KYLE LOUPER ................Dolfa Sigma Pi HENRY HANCOCK . . Journalism Club HOWARD KULZE . Marketing Club HELEN KANE . . Pi Omega Pi SAM STILES..............................S. A. M. REPRESENTATIVES KYLE COOPER..................... Accounting Socioty MARY GREEN . . . . .........Alpha Eta Rho BILL STARNES ............ ... Beta Alpha Psi ROBERT WALKER . . . . . Delta Nu Alpha CHARLES GRIFFITH..................Delta Sigma Pi JIM BURT ... . , . . . Finance Club CAROLYN PECK ............................ . Journalism Club BILL CAMPBELL . . Marketing Retailing Club BEE HOUSLEY ........................... Office Administration PATSY TEMPLE Pi Omega Pi MARK VENRICK........................................S. A. M. Tho Colloge of Business Administration Board is com- posed of 21 students and a faculty advisor. There aro two members from oech professional and honorary organisation in the Collego of Business—one is tho president of the or- ganisation and the other is the voting representative. Tho purpose of the Boord is to form a closer union be- tween students of businoss and the business world, to ad- vance the general welfare of business organizations, and to foster better relations botweon those organizations. The Board publishes a book annually. Know Your Collego of Business ': supervises the College of Businoss Ball, sponsors tho annual Personnel Clinic, and keeps in doso contoct with the problems of the business organizations. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BOARD First Row: Burt, Coooer Greene, Griffith. Second Row: Hancock, Kare, Kulze Starnes 285 LU O LU Fif.’ Row: Barton. Christopher, Claiborne, Cooper, Counts, Curiae. Eubank. Second Row: Fortner, Gibion. Greene. Grob. Hart. Halting� , Hudson. Third Row: Marsh. Moore, Rilling. S'arnct, Thomason, Williams - CxL CtL o z 0 1 FACULTY MEMBERS W. Harold Road Warron L. Slagle STUOENT MEMBERS Forest C. Cortor William C. Hortry Mlchao! A Artoso, Jr. Harroll D. Barton Walter P. Boruff Jamos E. Brown Charles E. Butler Thomas S. Cartor William T. Chaffin Albert H. Christophor Edward E. Judy Harvoy G. Mayor Glon R. Claiborne E. Kylo Cooper Gone W. Counts Charles E. Cox, Jr. Frank L. Curloo Jack Eubank Ralph Franse Tommie 8oilo Fortnor Edward E. Grceno Marianna Greeter 8obbio Gibson John H. Groh Kyle M. Hort John C. Hastings Young C. Hudson Homer G. Kramer Ying Chow Lee Charles E. Marsh Vern H. Vincent Poul Mooro Harry W. Porson Arlynn L. Pilling Lewis H. Spivey William H. Starnes Alfred Leo Thomason Casey J. Twoed Goorgo J. Williom The University of Tonnossoo Accounting Society was or- ganized in tho summer of 1949. The Society is composed of accountinq majors who have completed four or more ac- counting courses. The main objective of this group of aspir- ing accountants is to promoto an even better relationship among students, faculty, and prominent businessmen in the accountinq profession. HOMER G. KRAMER HARRY W. PERSON MICHAEL A. ARTESE. JR. President Vice-President Treasuror 286 IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA OFFICERS Joel m. McPherson President DAN M. JONES FRED R. THORNTON . Vice-President THOMAS N. JOHNSTON . . . Representative to National CLYDE H. WILSON . • Secretary-Treasurer G,L8ERT T HURT Advisory Council . Representative to National CHARLES P. PARSONS Historian FRANK A. VAN EYNDE TOM G. BELL . . . Delegate to Grand Chapter WARREN ACTIVE MEMBERS A. SEELEY C. G. Aloxandor R. H. Evans S. H. Jones Donald McCulloy John Spray N. O. Aloxandor Garrett H. Fortner S. B. Keathley Raymond McElroy J. P. Stewart H. L. Andro Luko M. Gaffin T. L. Keyes J. S. McNulty. Jr. Duval Stone Carol D. Bailey Richard Gannaway Cecil E. King Joel McPherson Walter Stover Linscott 8atlentine 1. L. Garnor Ed T. Kirk Alfred McQueen Lee Roy St.Clair H. A. Barg Charles W. Gooch Troy C. Lager James H. O'Doll Honry P. Tate Jesse M, Barnes Orion H. Harmon J. Bradley Lea C. P. Parsons R. A. Taylor Paul Boasloy Fred Hartin Samuel E. Lewis L. W. Paschal R. L. Taylor Wm. Louis Bonder, Jr. Oliver Hawk Roy Lusk Ralph Pennington J. A. Thomas L. B. 8ender James F. Hock James N. Luton A. J. Pfitzor Fred R. Thornton J. E. Binns, Jr. Rowland L. Hill Fred D. Lyio. Jr. Hugh D. Powors A. W. Torresan- W. A. Bourno James M. Hinton Joe L. Maddox Chostor Prickott Paul B, Trew Glenncn C. Brown James Holloway. Jr. Harvey T. Marshall Glenn Rapkinq F. A. Van Eynde J. S. Brown Charles C. Hood C. R. Marsfon W. F. Rascho Athol O. Webb J. T. Bryan Ed B. Hudqons Calvin L. Martin J. A. Robinson J. B. Williams Vcrqil 8. Clark Frank Huffaker Holmor Martinson Alvin J. Rogers Clyde H. Wilson W. F. Corn Solon Hutson W. H. Millsops Ray G. Sawyer George W. Wriqht W. M. Davis Georgo James Darnoll Morrison V . A. Sealey Hugh E. Wyatt H. S. Elkins H. D. Jared, Jr. Joe H. Moore Ed Smith Donald Zicmko J. C. Elmore Dan M. Jones Paul J. Moore HONORARY MEMBERS Ty Speck N, W. Douqherty Curtis G. Gentry Thomas N. Johnston Fred C. Smith James H. Williamson N. E. Fitzgerald G. E. Freeman Andrew D. Holt Wilson New Wiloy Thomas. Jr. J. C Wright Professional Fraternity in Industrial Education Beta Chapter at University of Tennessee char- founded at the Pennsylvania State College, June tered June 14. 1929. 21. 1925. 287 OFFICERS CHARLES E. COX KYLE M. HART . Forest C. Carter William C. Henry Michoo' A. Artese, Jr. Harrell D. Barton James E. Brown Aibort H. Christopher Riley V. Clark. Jr. E. Kyle Cooper . ................President . . . Vice-Presidont WILLIAM C. HENRY . . LEWIS S. SPIVEY . MICHAEL A. ARTESE. JR. .... Faculty Advisor Secretary Treasurer Vorn H. Vincent Donald H. Moore Paul A. Moore Lewis H. Spivey William H. Starnes Altred Lee Thomason George J. Williams FACULTY MEMBERS Edward E. Judy W. Horold Read Harvey G. Meyer Warren L. Slagle STUDENT MEMBERS Gene W. Counts Charles E. Co Frank L. Curlco Tommie Belle Fortner Bobbie Lee Gibson Edward E. Grccno Marianna Grootor Charles R. Griffith John H. Groh Kylo M. Hart Millard E. Hooker Ying Chow Lee Charles E. Marsh Ben F. Moore The Alpha Lambda chaptor of Beta Alpha Psi was founded on the campus May 14. 1951. This fraternity was established to promote the study of accounting and its highost othical standards: to act as a medium bofwoon professional men, instructors, students and others who are interested in the de- velopment of the study or profession of accountancy: to develop high moral, scholastic and professional attainments in its members: and to oncourage cordial intercourse among its members and the profession generally. First Row: Barton, Christopher. Cooper, Counts Curlee; Second Row: Fortner. Gibson. Greene, Groh, Marsh; Third Row: Moore, Starnes, Thomason, Williams BETA ALPHA PSI 268 OFFICERS WALTER L. PARKER. JR. . CARY A. KENNEDY. JR.. Charles E. Allred Gordon M. Bentley Ire N. Chiles Hubert N. Fra'«or E. Guy Frizzell ..................President .............Vice-Prosidenf CLYDE H. WILSON . . . JAMES M. HINTON . . . CHARLES F. HOLLOWAY ......Faculty Advisor Socrotary-Troasuror ...........Sentinel Walter L. Parker. Jr. Jamos L. Pointer Frank B. Ward Clyde H. Wilton ACTIVE Doward K. Grissom Goorge H. Hickox Jamos M. Hinton Charles F. Holloway MEMBERS Andrew D. Holt Cary A. Kennedy William O. Kirkman John L. Neely, Jr. SQUARE AND COMPASS PI OMEGA PI OFFICERS HELEN KANE...........................President DORIS KOHLER Socrotary-Troasuror PATSY TEMPLE....................Vice-President LISTON M. FOX ................. Sponsor MEMBERS Helen Kane . . Emma Lou Kroger Patsy Templo Doris Kohlor Bob Tompie Johnnie Thomas Pi Omega Pi aims to foster and promote high scholar- osts of tho University of Tennossoo. ship, worthy ideals, high ethical standards in business and 8efa Gamma chapter of Pi Omega Pi was founded on tho professional life, and the general welforo ond the best intor. Univorsity of Tennessee Campus July 16. 1941, 289 BETA GAMMA SIGMA OFFICERS MARK L. VENRICK Betty Lou Campbell William T. Chaffin David S. Chembors Edgar Kyle Cooper Eliso W Davis Ross Loo DoPriosf Ellwood O. Dillo ..................President MARIANNA GREETER.........................Vice-Prosidont WILLIAM T. CHAFFIN..........................Secrotary-Troosuror MEMBERS Tommio Boll Fortnor Marvin D. Friedman Edward E. Garrison Gavin M. Gentry Florence Virginia Gladish . Joseph Paul Goddard Marianna Grooter Edward E. Judy Howard W. Loveloss Harvey G. Moyer Aivert N. Miller Roland Prince Willie Horold Road Robort L. Seober Lowis H. Spivoy Robort M. Strahl Mildred Tomplo Marl Vonrick Vern H. Vincent George Wagoner Dr. Frank B. Ward 8ota Gammo Sigma, a notional honorary fraternity in business administration and commorco. had its origin in three local honorary clubs: The Economics Club of tho Univorsity of Californio, Tho Delta Kappa Chi of the University of Illinois, and the Beta Gamma Sigma Frotornity of the Uni- versity of Wisconsin. Those three consolidotod on February 26. 1913. Its purpose is to encourage and reword scholar- ship and accomplishment in the field of business studios among studonts and graduetos of collogiate schools of busi- ness: to promote the advancomont and spread of oducation in the science of business: and to fester principles of hon- esty and integrity in business practice. The Alpha of Ten- nesseo Chapter wos installed in 1947. 290 DELTA NU ALPHA OFFICERS R08ERT G. GAWLEY . LOWELL HEDRICK . . MEMBERS CLIFTON JOHNSTON GEORGE SINGLETON Reeco K. Acuff Warror. K, Anderson Poto Aschor Ralph B. Bailoy William A. Blovins Tod Bourrikas Harry E. Brown James C. Chandler Ernost S. Cox Jamos K. Cox John L. Cryo Tod Doffcr Horry Diosroth Carl Dow Carl Duncan C. J. Crobaug'n Josoph L. Fryo . . Prosidont Vice-President Bill English Williom M. Foley John G. Garland Robor� G. Gawloy Robor� W. Gontlcman Wayne Gochonoux Hugh Gregory Roy Grice John Grublo Jack W. Harris Bernard Has� ings Hugh Has� or. Lowell Hedrick Jamos H. Hobbs Robor� L. Hubor FACULTY Gilbor� L. Gifford Robert H. Laws Carl Ingram Dennis W. Ingram James Jackson Clifton Johnston Norman Joros Curtis L. King W. Douglas Kirkpatrick Watt Lawson Thomas N. Lewis Wayne McMahan Royce J. Mitcholl John W. Norman Mickoy Novick Harold Roborts Josoph Roborts MEMBERS Warren L. Sloglo Mahloo L. Townsend Secretary Treasurer Jack T. Rorei Ernest Sams Roy P. Shoaf Sanford Singer George Singioton Eugono Still Susumn Tanaka Gilbert E. Torbott Frank Trobia Robort E. Walkor R. C. Walters Mickoy E. Wohby Honry D. Winship. Jr. Donald Young William Way, Jr. Jack H. Wilcox Delta Nu Alpha is tho largest and most noted transporta- tion fraternity in America today. It was founded in 1940 by a group of transportation students and executives for tho purposo of establishing a common intorost betweon young men preparing for careers in tho transportation fiold and the men octivoly ongagod in such work. Since its ostabiishmont. the fraternity has grown to 47 cheptors covering mostly tho territory east of tho Rockies. Outstanding omong the many things tho fraternity does for its members is tho notiono’ placomont board. This board strives to p'aco tho members in jobs in tho transportation fiold. Tho Tennessee Alpha Chapter was formed January. 1949. Since that timo it has pursued a program of educational ond informative talks presented by outstanding mon in ail fiolds of transportation. Through its activities, the Alpha chapter has goinod recognition from many loading companies in our transportation systom. Tho main objective of this chapter is to propero trensportatlon students for useful caroors in traffic and transportation work. 291 OFFICERS Z KYLE E. COOPER.......................Hoad Master GEORGE A. SINGLETON ...............Senior Wardon JOHN G. SCOTT..................... Junior Wardon CARL LANGSCHMIDT....................Troasuror NORMAN W. JAROS........................Scribe CHARLES R. GRIFFITH.................Historian o MEMBERS 00 Robert A. Baker Charles E. Marsh James Burt Edward Pazorocki oo Roinnld W. Boll Robert A. Ritter Portor McClean Flavius Passman LU Kyle E. Coopor Alc'rmo J. Roberts Car! Langschmidt Nathan Galbreath UL Cnarlos R. Griffith John G. Scott Jomos A. Haslem Robert Gawioy o Jero Griggs Gcorgo A. Singleton Marl Venrick John Lavaggi QL Normor. W. Jaros William H. Starnes Harry Porson Bryce Stone Q_ James D. Karl John H. Swan Clifton Johnston DELTA SIGMA PI First Row: Surt. Galbreaih. Griffith. Griggs. Second Row: Jaros, Cooper. Langschmidt, Marsh 292 The International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity for students of commerce and business adminstration. It was founded in 1907 at New York Unversity’s School of Commerce. Accounts, and Fi- nance. for the purpose of encouraging schol- arship and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice: promoting a closer affiliation be- tween the commercial world and students of commerce, and furthering a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the com- munity. Since the founding of the fraternity, it has developed into one of the largest and most influential organizations of the entire col- —J legiate field. In thirty-three states and Can- ada there are more than eighty chapters of Z Delta Sigma Pi, with members and alumni O scattered throughout the world. The Alpha co Zeta chapter was installed at the University co of Tennessee on May 2, 1924. The official colors of Delta Sigma Pi are old gold and ll royal purple, and the official flower is the O red rose. a. DELTA SIGMA PI Pirjt Row: McClean, Pajaree«er, Pervon, Scott. Second Row: Sinqleton Starrvcj. Swaa, Vaitdrick CO co LU z CO 3 CO 293 fifjl Row: Davicv Diehl, Earl. Elam. Fonde. Gil| fOP. Grodemange. Second Row: Kitti. Mille', Patton, Prince, Routon. Seoman. Wright ACE BOARD JIM BRESNAHAN OFFICERS ..............Prcsidont BILL SIMMONS .... LEE NELSON..........................Secrolary-Troajurer Vico-Pcosidcnt MEMBERS . AIEE MARTIN INMAN............................ ASME • ASCE F, G. KITTS...............................TBPi ■ A,EE JOHN MILLER...............................ASCE • AIEE WILLARD PATTON............................AIEE R. E. POWL...............................AICHE HOWARD PEINCE ............................AIIE AICHE ASME JOHN ROUTEN ..............................AI,E TBPi WALTER SEAMAN....................Tonnosteo Enginoor A|,E BILL TRAVIS .............................AICHE . ASCE 81.AIR WRIGHT.............................ASCE DON BILLS........... DON CRUNAUER .... WALTER DAVIES .... WALTER DIEHI........ RUDY T. ELAM ..... DAVID FONDE......... MAXWELL GILBERT . . . SAM GILESTRAPE . . . WILLIAM A. GREANEY . HERBERT GRODEMANGE EARL HILLEN......... The Association of Collegiate Engineers is the board of directors for student engineering activi- ties. It is composed of the presidents of the five technical societies, two representatives from each technical society and Tau Beta Pi. and one repre- sentative from the Tennessee Engineer. The three officers of the board upon election are replaced by representatives from their respective societies. Yearly activities sponsored by the Ace Board are the Engineers Ball and Engineers Day. The board also helps sponsor joint engineering meet- ings, membership drives for all societies, and many related activities. 294 BLAIR WRIGHT SILAS CLARK . Howard W. Anderson Lynn S. 8abb John E. Buttorworth Front A. Casconto Donald D. Colvin Rocco R. Conti James E. Daniol Tcnie L. Doto A. S. C. E. OFFICERS .... President BERNARD SILVERSTEIN.................Socrotary . . . Vice-President FRANK WATKINS.......................Treasurer MEMBERS O. C. Evons Olivor L Frocman Donald R. Grunouor George A. Hardin Somuol W. Hyberger Doxtor C. Jamoson. Jr. William C. Lawson Jamos E. McEwon John S. Millor Keith A. Morgan Josoph R. Morton. Jr. Mario A. Nelson James T. Palmer James 8. Perry. Jr. Paul E. Purls, Jr. Jamos T. Rydor Goorge E. Shofner 8en L. Toma Russell L. Tucter William E. Vaughan Charlos E. Whitesido Carl H. Wiggs Jamos E. Willard. Jr. Paul H. Wright Richard J. Xiques William C. Yoagor The national membership of the American Society of Civil Engineers consists of top flight or.ginoers in the fields of structural onginooring, hydraulics, mechanics, surveying, soils, sanitary enginooring. highway engineering and others. The ASCE is to civil ongineers what tho Amorican Medical Association is to physcians, and tho studont chapter at the University of Tonnesseo encouroges its mcmbor$ and all civil onginooring students to tale an activo port in professional activities. Interest is stimulated and maintained by she latost films on recent technological developments and rcsoarch. Prominent engineers also contributo to tho woll-boinq of tho student ebaptor through thoir practical talks on tho various phases of tho profession. Tho student chaptor at tho Univorsity of Tonnossoe is par- ticularly fortunoto in that it receives much holp from tho Tonnossoe Volley Soction of tho parent Socioty. Professor Grongor. Studont Chapter Advisor, served os President of this section during I9SI. Siide rules and textbooks aro officially abandoned several times during tho year whilo the mombors and thoir guests socialize . Momborship is open to all civil engineering stu- dents and foculty. 295 OFFICERS DAVID S. FONDE ... LEE H. NELSON ... GEORGE A. 3RADFUTE. JR. . Vice-President FREDERICK G. KITTS . . A.C.E. Board Representative 0 JACK B. BAYLISS WILLIAM A. GREANY . . . RAYMOND J. RICHARDSON . Corresponding Secretary JAMES D. MALONEY. JR. . Treasurer Z o' MEMBERS LU Jack B. Bayliss Oliver 1. Freeman James A. Lewis William B. Robertson Georao A. Bradfuto. Jr. William A. Groany Alvin L. Luttrell John Schilly LU Jamos J. Bumpui Jakob Hafstad Jamos E. McEwen Robert L. Schroodor z John F. Coppedge Louis P. Hoskins John S. Millor Jamos L. Scott Clinton C. Ccurtnoy Jamos C. Jenkins John C. Moyers Robert S. Stanloy — Robert H. Dilworth Jesse A. Key Lee H. Nelson Gone P. Stickle 0 Jomcs R. Eclol. Jr. Borfoo Q. Kinsler Willard T. Patton Russoli L. Tuckor Joe H. Exum Frederick D. Kitts Arthur R. Rico Carl L. Waikor Z David S. For.a'o Torrall A. Lassotror Raymond J. Richardson Jamos H. Whifo. Jr. LU Dillard M. Fror.eisco TAU BETA PI Front row. left to right: Beyliss, Breofute, Fonde, R'crardson. Nelion. Second ro«: Hoskins. Kitts, Exum, Patton, Kinjler. Third row: Key, JenVim. Francisco, Greeny. Tucker. 296 Tau Beta Pi was originally founded at Le- high University in 1885 by Dr. E. H. Williams to offer to deserving students in the field of engineering an honor comparable to that of- fered by Phi Beta Kappa in the field of liberal arts. Since that time Tau Beta Pi has grown into an organization of 88 active chapters with over 69,000 members and is recognized as the leading engineering honor society. Tennessee Alpha Chapter has been outstand- ing since its installation in 1929. The purpose of the society, as stated in the Constitution, is to mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor on their Alma Mater by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character as undergraduates in engineering, or by their attainments as alum- ni in the field of engineering, and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in the engineering col- leges of America. The national headquarters of Tau Beta Pi are located in Perkins Hall, on the U.T. cam- pus, and a permanent headquarters building will be built in the near future. The structure v ill be named in honor of U.T.'s retired Pro- fessor R. C. Red Matthews, the grand old man of Tau Beta Pi, who is now Secretary- Emeritus of the organization and whose forty- odd years of active service as National Sec- retary-Treasurer were of invaluable aid in making Tau Beta Pi what it is today. 0 Z CXL 0 Z OJ TAU BETA PI Front tow left to riaht: Dilworth. Scott, Stickle Courtney, luttrell White. Second row: Copoeogc. Lasietter, Prof. H. P. Emerson (Alum-.i initiate). Miller, Schroder. McEwsn, Third row? Stanley. Walker, Lewis. Rice, Moyers, Eckel. Fourth row; Hafstad. 8urnpus. 297 First cw (teafed), left to ««hi: Robert Overall. Leon F. Goode. On;-. M. Freeland. Jr.. Donald C. Smith. Jac E. Smith Thomos Penaiba, J. Lawrence WiUerson. Second cow (staging): Robert A. Patterson W. T. Summers. Norman E. Smith. Steve D. Johnjon, Clay Thomas, John C. Moyers. Leslie W. Miller. Emory M. Oavis. Third row (sfanoir.g): Mo-tin M. Ir.rran. Ora L. Well� , Dillard M. Francisco. Charley H. Gabbard. Earl Hillen. Wm. O. Simmons, William A. Deal. James Morton Eley. A. S.M. E. 0 OFFICERS MARTIN M. INMAN . . . . ARTHUR D. ROWAN . . z ROBERT ALLEN PATTERSON JOHN W. WALKER . . CtL MEMBERS Robert Overall Norman E. Smith Earl Hillen Jack R. Monday LU Loon F. Goodo Stovo D. Johnson Wm. O. Simmons James Robert Oqlo LU Ottis H. Frooland. Jr. Clay Thomas William A. Doal Relph K. Phillipy Donald C. Smith John C. Moyers James Morton Eley Arthur Rowan z Jack E. Smith Leslie W. Miller John C. Campboll Jasoph P. Ryndo Thomas Ponelba Emory M. Davis Winston E. Edgeworth Ralph D. Sparkman J. Lawronco Wilkorson Martin M. Inman Wm. Carr George Jnmos D. Swooney 0 Rcbort A. Patterson Ora L. Wolls R. R. Keck Edwin A. Thompson W. T. Summers Dillard M. Francisco Roy H. Kirkland Richard J. Ulrich Z Charles H. Gabbard Tao-Chonq Min LU The Tennessee student branch of the American The society strives to develop those character- Society of Mechanical Engineers was founded in 1926. Since then we have been called gear mak- ers. steam fitters, and students of hot air. (Some- body has to make your automobiles, airplanes, tel- evisions sets, etc.) istics of initiative and expressive ability that de- termine the difference between a big wheel and a little cog in the Engineering World. It is a branch of the National A.S.M.E. and is open to ah Mechanical Engineering Students. 298 Fir� t ro� '. left to right: Bii! Greancy. Dean Overton, Norman Bradlcv, Frank karlrin. Ger� Stickle. Witt Cron, B. Joe Fieidt. R chard Pawel. Second ro«r. left to right: Sronjon Boylits, James 8jmpo-jt, Robert Bell. Jo Husky, William 8. Robertson, Jakob Hofstad, Jo no Key. A. I. C. E. OFFICERS WILLIAM A. GREANEY...................................Presidont GENE P. STICKLE.......................................Secrotary RICHARD E. PAWEL................................Vico-Prosidont B. J. FIELDS..........................................Treasurer MEMBERS Bill Groanoy Gono Sticllo Bronson Beyliss William B. Robertson Doan Overton Witt Crow James Bumpus Jakob Hafstad Norman Bradloy B. Joo Fiolds Robert Bell Jesso Koy Frenlc Lorlin Richard Pawel Jo Husky m Z P z m The objects of this organization are the advance- ment of Chemical Engineering in theory and prac- tice 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. m 70 Z O 299 STAFF DOUGLAS A. LESSER ..........................Editor WILLIAM DEAL .............. . Businoit Managor WALTER SEAMAN......................Assistant Editor CO B08 ANDERSON .... JIM WITT.........................Assistant Business Manager BILL TRAVIS........................... Circulation Manaqor CLYDE BUTLER.....................................Now Editor Coop Editor 7 Robort Burton Gono Cochran Bob Potter o Herbert Grodomango Pat Winthor Doug Wylio The Tennessee Engineer'' magazine sponsored — by the engineering college is published by students i of the college with the cooperation of Professor Fabian, the faculty advisor. The aim of the maga- 60 zine is to present articles of student and alumni in- terest and to make known the industrial benefits of Tennessee and the quality of the University of Ten- q_ nessee engineering college. H. J. Garbor The Tennessee Engineer Key,' activated four years ago. is awarded with the approval of the Dean of the Engineering College and Professor Fa- bian to staff members who have completed two years of active service with the magazine. Last year the Key was awardod to the following: Doug Lesser. Bob Schroeder. and Carroll Pace. E. S. Fabian Chairman FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD H. P. Emenon G. H. Hickox TENNESSEE ENGINEER 300 OFFICERS WALTER DIEHL...........................................Prcsidont CHARLES BLAKELY.........................................Secretary WILUARD PATTON....................................Vice-Prosidon� RUDY ELAM ..............................................Treasurer MEMBERS Diehl Andorson J. H. Nool G. M Small 0 Patton McCollum J. H. Exum Davo Ruploy Blakoly Jay Roote L. B. Murray Z The A.I.E.E. and the I.R.E. at the University of Tennessee are student branches of the senior, pro- fessional organizations. The interests of the A.I.E.E. are directed toward both power and communica- tions engineering while the I.R.E. specializes mainly in radio and communications engineering. The primary purpose of membership in these two organizations, which act jointly is to broaden the interests of the electrical engineering student in the electrical engineering profession by allowing him to take an active part in submitting technical papers for local, state, and national competition, and by giving him the opportunity to hear technical speeches by outstanding professional electrical en- gineers. Membership, which may be in one or both lu of the organizations, also entitles the student to re- ceive the monthly publications of the Proceedings of the I.R.E. and or the Electrical Engineer. Outside of technical interests, the annual pic- 0 nic offers opportunities of becoming better ac- quainted with the electrical engineering students and faculty. uj A . I. E . E . Firjt row. left lo right. OieM. Patton. Blakely Anderson, McCo'.lom. Second row. left to right: Roote. Neal E� uni. Mu'rov. Small. Ruplcv. 301 Firs� row. left to right: Richardson, Nelson, Lewis Fonde. Second row, left to right: Sparks, White. Welle . Coppedgo. Third row. left to r'ght: Bradfute. E um, Patton, Courtney. Foivth row, left to right: Jenkins, Whittington. Eckel. ETA KAPPA NU OFFICERS CD z o' LU z CD Z RAYMOND J. RICHARDSON. JR....................President LEE H. NELSON............................Vico-President JOHN COPPEDGE ...............................Treasurer JAMES D. TILLMAN JAMES LEWIS.....................................Recording Socrotary DAVID S. FONDE....................Corresponding Secretary CARL L. WALKER......................Bridge Correspondent . . . Faculty Advisor John W. Allon Goorgo A. Bradtuto John F. Coppedgo Clinton C. Courtney Jamos R. Eckol Joo H. Eium David S. Fonde Jamos C. Jenkins Jamos A. Lowis MEMBERS Lee H. Noison Willard T. Patton Raymond J. Richardson Marshall S. Sparks Carl L. Walker Jamos H. Whito C. S. Whittington Horry N. Yarnell Eta Kappa Nu was founded in 1904 at the Uni- versity of Illinois. There are chapters in most lead- ing universities. While qualifications for member- ship stimulate and reward high scholarship in the field of electrical engineering, the aim of Efa Kappa Nu is to assist its members throughout their lives in becoming better men in their chosen profession and better citizens. 302 ALPHA CHI SIGMA OFFICERS ALBERT D. JORDAN . . . . FREDERICK G. KITTS 0 CHARLES H. ROSS .... NICHOLAS ERMIDIS . . Z CLAUDE H. McBRIDE . . . MEMBERS o' LU LU Bronson Boyliss Nicholas Ermidis Frodorick G. Kitts Dovid Reynolds Fodorico Boronquer Wm. F. Hullifcarqor. Jr. Alvaro H. Mejio Williom B. Roborison Z James J. Bumpus Isa N. Jabor Cloud© H. McBrido Chorios H. Ross Stov© Cowan Konnith W. Jonalin William McConnoll John B. Stricklin 0 Jamas Craig Albert D. Jordan. Ill Jamas P. Papagoorge Samuel Trotz Bronson Bayliss Joss© A. Koy Romulus A. Poyno E N ship is open to outstanding chemistry and chem- ical engineering students. Alpha Chi Sigma is a national professional fra- ternity founded in 1902. There are 49 chapters on leading university and college campuses. Member- 303 OFFICERS RAY SPANN.....................................President LEWIS KINNARD IRA DYER.................................Vice-President JASPER TAYLOR TRAVIS PIERCY.................................Secretery ARTHUR JONES . . . Troosuror ..........Critic Sorgoent-et-Arms LU O' = 3 Ernest Anderson Joe Armstrong Sammy Bailey Harold Baxfor Dwane Bell James Boll Don Bowman Geno Caldwell Frank Cestollaw William A. Clayton Max Cobblo Elmer Cooke MEMBERS J. T. Dillon Max Grogory Ira Dyer Abdul Hadi Geno Eastorly Koith Harrison Joo Falls William Hartsoll Don Farris Cosmo Haun Jim Faulk Newt Hawkins Bill Flat! Bobby Haynes Jomes Flat! Bront Hurd Choster Foy Nool Hickman Curtis Frco Ed Jarman David Garland Arthur Jones J. W. Gosset William Jones Bill Keeton Bill Kemp Lewis Kinnard Paul McClure Robert Massey Bill Moore Bob Maynard 8ill Norris Travis Piorcy Earl Ray Pitt Fowler Ragland Joe Shanklin o __ The Agriculture Club originated on our campus in 1889. and has been an active organization at O' U.T. since that time. Each year the Ag Club sponsors BARNWARM- 0 IN', which is always held the week-end of the Homecoming Football game; and ROUND-UP. which is an exhibit of the Ag students work on fit- ting and showing livestock. THE TENNESSEE FARMER, a monthly magazine from the College of Agriculture, is published by the Ag Club. During the year the Ag Club also enters into the intramural activities on the campus, cooperates with the Home Economics Club on various activi- ties, and entertains its members with socials. AG CLUB 304 � _ OFFICERS 8ILLY FI ATT JASPER TAYLOR . . . KEITH HARRISON . . . P. H. WHITE MEMBERS Jimmy Faulk Frod loino Ferris Ashe Dayton McLerren Don Roberts Joe 8endesman Gilford Thornton Chester Foy Elmer Cooke Bob Wambrod Edgor Jermen Horris Ferguson Ire Dyer Don Fisher Hunter Stone Alfred McFce Som Worley Alpha Zeta is a National Agricultural Honorary Fraternity. All students in the College of Agricul- ture who maintain an average that places them in the upper 40 per cent of their class are eligible for consideration when they become third-quarter sophomores. Eligible men are considered on a basis of their achievement in extra-curricular activities. Participa- tion in campus activities such as clubs, organiza- tions, athletics and judging teams go to mate up the extra-curricular requirements. The student is further considered on the basis of his personality, character, and trustworthiness. LU Q£ Z To meet these requirements a student should start working toward that goal as soon as he enters school. It requires effort as well as desire to qual- ify for membership in Alpha Zeta. Only a small 3 percentage of those who are eligible from one standpoint are eligible from all points of consid- eration. — The best fruits of a tree are often hidden and require search before they are found, and effort before they are possessed. This illustrates the Mor- gan Chapter of the Fraternity of Alpha Zeta. ALPHA ZETA 305 left to riQtit: BUM Johnson, Kerri� Fergu� on, Elmer Coote. TENNESSEE FARMER STAFF ELMER COOKE ...............................Co-Editor BILL JOHNSON . . O' HARRIS FERGUSON...............Business Manager ID Z O a: 0 DEPARTMENT EDITORS JASPER TAYLOR CHARLES PRICE HUNTER STONE . SAM KEYES . . DOYLE TUCKER EDGAR JARMAN BILL GARRETT . . . PAUL MOORE . . JONES BACON . . CURTIS FREE . . FARRIS ASHE . . BILL BROWN . . . BILL FLATT . . JOHN STARLING . JAMES STEWART TOM NEAL ERNEST ANDERSON ROBERT MOSSEY . LOUIS KINNARD . THOMAS KENT MURRAY MILES . . JOE SHANKLIN . A. J. SIMS...... . . . Agricultural Education . . . Agricultural Engineering . . . Agricultural Economic� ............Animal Husbandry .......................Agronomy ..........................Dairy ...................Horticulture ...................Horticulture ........................Poultry ............................Art ...............Student Advisor . . Assistant Business Managor Advertising Monagor Assistant Advertising Managor Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager . Campus Circulation Manager . Mail Circulation Manager ................Faculty Advisor ELMER COOKE Co-Editor Co-Editor WILLIAM C. JOHNSON Co-Editor 306 AG EDUCATION CLUB OFFICERS MAX COBBLE...........................................Projidon TRAVIS PIERCY...................................Vico-Proiidoni DAYTON McLERRAN......................................Soc.otary TONY WILSON.....................................Troaiuror DR. WEIGERS.......................................Advisor JASPER TAYLOR ............................Parliamentarian Ernasf F. Anderson Uriell B. Atkins Calvin C. Bailoy Jamos 8oll 8ill Brown Franklin Castollaw L. J. Clark, Jr. Paul W. Clovonqor Max Cobble Jack Davis J. T. Dillon Harris Ferguson James W. Fishor Wayno B, Fishor Harry Giongor Max Grogory Charles Harris. Jr. Thomas P. Harris Williom Hartsoll Austin C. Ingram MEMBERS Jomcs Johnson Jack W, Joyner Billy Keeton Grady Kennody Thomas G. Loo Eidris V. Long Dayton McLorran Bobby Mauk James Paris Travis Piorcy Doyle Regers Robort L. Simpson Robert Smith George Stowart Jasper Taylor John Davis Todd Fred Welch Charles Wbisnant Tony Wilson Jamos Lee Woody The purposes for which this organization shall serve are as follows: 1. To promote mutual, friendly understanding and relationships between students interested in Vo- cational Agriculture. 2. To promote a desirable relationship between the students and the members of the Agricul- tural Education Department. 3. To emphasize the importance of the Vocational Agriculture Teacher in rural community life. 4. To promote the development of creative leader- ship in the student for service in the school and community. 5. To provide wholesome social activities for mem- bers of this club. 6. To develop the overall ability to live and work together according to approved democratic principles. LU o' ZD o O' CD 307 front low let! lo right: Dr. T. W. Albrecht, advisor; Jack Hackett. Ernest Erwin. Ray Spanr.. Joe Shanklii . James Sands, Dr. E. W. Swanson, advrSO'. Back 'ow left to right: Ed. Jarman, Howard Wilke - son Ja-res Roge’. W. L. A- edge Aitred Mcfee. Membe s not pictured O'e: Farris Ashe, Robert Bock, Gene Eosterly. Jimmy Gracev, Bill Johnson. William Johnson. J. C. Mayes. Raul McClure, Keith Harrison The University of Tennessee Dairy Judging Team is being presented the trophy by contest official. Left to right: Contest official. Keith Harrison. Ray Spann. Ea l Smith. Joe Snaitklin, and Coach S. A. Hinton. OFFICERS JAMES SAND......................................Prosidont FARRiS ASHE . . ALFRED McFEE ... Vice-President BILL JOHNSON RAY SPANN ... Socrotory EDGAR JARMON Treasurer Reporter Reportor Dr. T. V . Albrecht. Advisor Jack Hackoft Ernest Erwin Ray Spann Joo Shanllin Jamos Sands Dr. E W. Swanson Advisor Ed. Jarman Howard Wilkerson James Rogers MEMBERS W. L Ar’adge Alfred McFoe Farris Asho Robert Buck Gene Easterly Jimmy Gracey Bill Johnson William Johnson J. C Mayes Paul McClure Keith Harrison Dairy Products Judging Team, left to right: Jack Hackett, James Sands James Gracy, Coach H. N. Carringer, Coach Thomas Harrison . DAIRY CLUB U. T 308 EVELYN MARSHALL. . LESLIE HAMMER. . . . ELIZABETH HANCOCK PHYLLIS GILLILAND. BARBARA LACK. . . EMILY FRETZ .... HARRIET ROWNTREE OFFICERS ...........Pressent 3ETTY R03ERTSCN . . , . . Fir t V'ee-Preiidenf MARY ANN CONANT . Second Vice'Preiident NANCY EVANS .... ADVISORS Mitt Duncan Mitt Dickey COUNCIL Freshman Representative Sophomore Repretenletive . . . Junior Repretenletive . . . Senior Repretenletive DOTTIE DODDS. . . SHIRLEY RUDD . . . CATHERINE HOUSE ANN LOCKETT . . . .... Secrete .... Treeturer Sociei Creirmen , . . . Projects Chairman . . . Publicity Chairmen . . . Publicity Cneirmen Magazine Rop'eientafive The Home Economist Club wet started on the Un.ve'tity of Tennettee campus by Mitt Ida Ande't in 1926. The club t open to all ttudentt enrolled in the college of Home Economics and to others who are interetted. The purpote of the club it to acquaint ond Stimulate the interetft of the girli n the ocsortu- nitiet in the field of home economic! end to provide for fellowship among the girls. HOME EC. CLUB Front row. left to right: Betty Robertson, Elizabeth Hancock, Evelyn Ma-thall, Maty Ann Conant. Back row: Jewell Piercy, Nancy Event. Shirley Rudd. Carolyn Harvey, Emily Fret . Barbara Lack, Catherine House. oo O 2 0 1 TENN. HOME EC. REVIEW 8ETTY LOU CHAMBERLAIN...............................Editor-imchief TAPPY 5RUFF........................................Basnets Manager ELIZABETH COATS........................................Copv Edito- KATHERINE DOUGHERTY.....................Ass -ant B.. nc,- Manager EDITORS Catherine House Shirley Rudd Susie Evans Barri Burrago Mary Ann Conant Ann Lockett 8orbora Charlton Betty Robertson Ann Dillard The Tennessee Home Economics Review is published by ire stu- dents in the College of Home Economist quarterly. It contains articles written by the students pertaining to the various fields of specialization in Home Economist. Advisor� aro Misses Barton. Beatley. and S ang«. 309 OMICRON NU OFFICERS LOUNELLE STANFILL..........................President ELIZABETH HANCOCK DOROTHY ROACH...................... Vice-President MARY ELLEN ROBISON CAROLYN HARVEY............................Socrotery LEONE LIST ............. JANA JONES....................................Co-Advisor . Treosurcr . . Editor Co-Advisor Mary Jo Baldwin Bovorly 8e!l Carolyn Piorco Bo'ing Jo Ann Clayton Marilyn Means DoPow Dotty Dodds Dorothy Duncan Almo Joan Fox Leslie Hammor Elizabeth Hancock Carolyn Harvoy MEMBERS Carolyn Henderson Barbara Huff Sara McEvor Botty Joan Meek Margaret Pollard Dorothy Jean Roach Mary Ellon Robison Harriet Rountroo Lounollo Stanfill Mildred Stewart Martha Zimmerman Mary Jano Bell Elizabeth Hocne Ruth Ellen Kelly Ida Andors Dorothoa Barton Ruth Buckley Lois Dickey Beth Duncan Mary E. Durrett Ruth L, Gabraith Lorna Gassott Jovsio Harris Jana Jones Leono List Dorothy Lyon Floronco MacLeod Sara Robnott Elizabeth Speer Josophino Staab Helen Thomas Sue Upchurch Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Omicron Nu at the University of Tennessee is one of the highest achievements to which students in home economics can be elected. Organized at Michigan State Col- lege in 1912. this honorary organization was brought to Tennessee in 1935, and has advanced to one of the nation's leading chapters. Its purpose is to recognize and promote scholarship, leader- ship. and research in the field of home economics. 310 OFFICERS ELEANOR W. McClEARY...................................President MOLLIE ELY.......................................Vice-Prosidont NATALIE LEACH...............................Socretary-Treosuror Le Cercle Francois was organized for the purpose of giv- ing thoso students who are interested in French an opportu- nity to learn to spool and understand the languago. This car. be accomplished by participation in the monthly pro- ANNE V ILLIS ................Program Chairman LILY VAN MORRIS Publicity Chiarman DR. REINO VIRTANEN.............................Advisor grams. Club membership is open to students who show an intorost in things French: the language, history, culture, and customs. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS PI DELTA PHI OFFICERS ELEANOR W. McCLEARY........................President NATALIE LEACH .... FRANK CAVAIOLI........................Vico-President JOANNE COLE .... REINO VIRTANEN..............................Advisor . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer Pi Delta Phi is the National Honorary Fronch Society. Us aim is the recognition of outstanding wort in the study of Fronch languago. literature, and civilization. Its members aro chosen from university students who not only attain satis- factory scholastic standing, but who are genuinely intorosted in the conscious development of a knowlodgo and apprecia- tion of Fronch culture in tho Unitod States. 311 JANET McCLEARY SARAH SPAHR . . OFFICERS . . President MARION R08INS........................Secretary-Treasurer Vico-Prosidont DR. GERALD WADE..................................Advljor Tho Spanish Club wos organized in an effort to promote an interest in Spanish-American activities. Membership is open to all Spanish students on tho campus and to anyone olso who is especially interested. Authorities on Latin cul ture. customs, and dress are froguent guest lecturers at tho moetings EL CIRCULO ESPANOL SIGMA DELTA PI OFFICERS ANNE SULLIVAN.........................President SARA SPAHR................. ELZIABETH EHLERS.................Vice-President PAT MANN................... MEMBERS Studonts Botty Bell Williom Foild Ann Gottis Patricia Mann Jack Scott Ruth Compton Nancy Furian Betty Kelley Marion Robbins Arthur Stowers Elizabeth Ehlors Faculty Mr. Avrett Mr. Chorry Dr. Swain Dr. Wade Alpha Psi chapter of Siame Delta Pi was established at average scholastic rating aro admitted. Alpha Psi also initi- fhis university in 19 4. Advanced students with on above otos students from soverol East Tenr.essoe colleges. . . Secretary . . Treasurer Sara Spahr Anne Sullivan OFFICERS GLENDA PIPKIN BETTY MOTES KATHERINE TAYLOR EDNA GILLENWATER .... PROF. MARGARET FRANKLIN ELIZABETH GILLESPIE . . . PROF. AL8ERTA LOWE . . . Hilda Avan! Botty Lynn Echols MEMBERS Ruth Ellon Kolloy Cathorino Ann Penn Alico Bardill Edna Giilonwatcr Doris Kohler Glendo Pipkin Jean Crawford Eliiaboth Gillopsio Betty Jean Motos Patty Shaw Betty Does Pat Hickman Jo Ann Overton Betty Lee Taylor Dorothy Duncan Jean Hunter Barbara Parker Patsy Temple o' O Z 0 1 z o Pi Lambda Theta is a national honorary associa- tion for women in Education, dedicated to the con- cept of education as a profession. Among its pur- poses are these: To work actively to further the cause of demo- cratic education. To encourage intercultural understandings. To encourage graduate work and to stimulate research in accordance with these purposes. O To foster professional spirit and to seek and maintain the highest standards of scholarship and Q professional preparation, especially among women. lu PI LAMBDA THETA 313 PHI to LU O 0 LU F:rjf row. left to riqht: Croiiiey. Seeber. Noel. Moseley, Finkelsteln. Second row. left to right: Zachary, Thomason. HaUadav. Winston. Martin. KIttrcll. McKnight. OFFICERS ROBERT L. CROSSLEY......................................Mogistor BEN W. KIZER................Clorl JAMES R. UNEBAUGH......................................Exchequer ROBERT SUMMAR...........Historian H. REX MOODY..........................Custodion ''International Legal Fraternity of Phi Delta Phi is the old- was established at the University of Tennessee College of est p'ofessional fraternity in tho United Statos. It was found- Law in 1919.' od at tho University of Michigan in 1869 and Roosevolf Inn DELTA PHI Fr©«t row. left to right: 8«n Kij« Rex Moody, Howard Jenkins. Cla'k Watkins. Jim Lane. Second row. left to right: Bill tweed, Will Luck Bill Cate. Oan Tesferman, Bob Summa . Wiilard Klttrell, Dick Robertson, third row. left to right: John 0. Lee, Curtis Sauer. Friar- son Craves. Walt Emmons, Buddy Thomason. Chorles Branham. Bob Crossley. TENNESSEE LAW REVIEW STAFF LYNN SEE8ER.... Editor-in-Chief RAYMOND MOSELEY......Commont Editor ROBERT CROSSLEY.Cosonoto Editor ZANE FINKELSTEIN.Legislation Editor in tho College of Law. It contains comments and casenotes by these editors, and articlos by outstanding legal author!- tios. 3)4 The Tennessee Law Review is the official publication of tho Tennosseo Bor Association, and is published by a Board of Editors, chosen on the basis of scholastic merit from students o h- o 3 Q LU TAU _i O IS) - X First Row: Arche� , Augur, 8lack L. Dolton, R. Dalton. Dunn. Easterly; Second Row: Gammon. Greene. Herede, Higgs. Hodge Lindsey, Lineman: Third Row: Longmire. Lynch, Mabry. Maxey. Rankin. Reagan, Rogers; Fourth Row: Scott. Sha'er, Smith. Tavio-, Toltey. Weissinqer. Woody PHI ETA BETTY LOU TAYLOR LOIS RUPP .... OFFICERS . . President MARTHA McCALLOCH Vice-Prosidont ANN MORRIS.............. . . Secretary . . Treasurer MEMBERS Dorothy Archor Mary Jean Gray Betsy Lynch Janet Shafer Carol Augor Frances Groono Laurio McAndrew Bovorly Smith Jeanne Black Violet Henson Mary McOung Rose Smith Martha Gaynes Joyco Herron Martha McColloch Martha Sweney Letha Dolton Moxion Higgs Dot Mabry Janet Toagire Rotha Dalton Faye Hines Virginia Maxoy Betty Lee Taylor Barbara Eastorly Peggy Hodge Ann Morris Patricia Taylor Zan Emery Gwen Howard Phytis Rankin Nina Talley Francos Froels Melba Lewis Billio Reagan Jody Waldraup Marilyn Frotwoil Dixie Lindsay Jane Rogers Ouida SVeissinger Billie Gammon Nancy Linehan Lois Rupp June Woody Rebecca Longmire Jean Ann Scott Phi Ela Tau was established at the Univorsity of Tennessee to strivo for the highost idoos in sportsmanship, loadorship, on January 30. 1933. Tho obioct of Phi Eta Tau is to furthor and scholarship; and to bring students into closer relationship professional inforost in physical education and rocreetion, with their chosen profession. OFFICERS HUGH LITTLE....................................President JOHN HEADRICK.............................Vico-Prosidont MAJOR WALTER M. RYBA JERE MITCHUM.................................Secretary WALTER ROTHERMEL.............................Troasuror ................Diroctor MEMBERS Kermit Addington, Jr. Alex Kosty Julian Ahler Hugh Littlo Ranse E. Anderson Jere Mitchum - Gerald Bell Lee Nelson O' Bob F. Bratcher, Jr. William R. Peck Charles Butlor John Quinn. Jr. Edword B. Bynum. Jr. Woltor Rothormol QL Ernest E. Chapman Ancil L. Silvoy Paul 1. Greene Sanford Singer O Kelly G. Gregory G. M. Small 7 John Headrick Hugh Stokeley Ed Honeycutt Bort Thompson o Frank Hugh Hunger Jamos Tolbort Stove Johnson Joseph Williams I Warren Kellor Na e Wilson KAPPA KAPPA PSI o z co First Row: Addington. At- cr. Anderson Bell Bratcher, Butler. Seconn Row: Ryftum, Clarndge. Ho'-eycutt, Greene. Hedrick. Hungor 316 Kappa Kappa Pii is a Notional Honorary Band Fraternity for collogo bandsmen, operating exclusively in the field of college bands. This fraternity was established in tho fall of 1919 on tho compus of Oklahoma ASM in Stiliwater, Okla- homa, by William A. Scroggs: his director, Bohumil Makov- sky, and nine other band mombers. At present more than sevonty chapters are ocatod on as many campuses of this country. This is indicative that it was foundod on high prin- ciples and motivated by the bighost desires. This organization fills the need among collogo bandsmen for fellowship, goodwill, understanding, and a dosiro to establish unity in an organization that will creato a groat university band. Membership is attained by technical achieve- ment and an appreciation for tho best in music: and is re- garded as a high mark of distinction. The organization's pur- pose is: to promote tho existence and welfare of the colloqc band and to cultivate) at large a wholesome respoct for its activities and achievements; to honor outstanding bandsmen through privilege of membership extondod os a reward for technical achievement and appreciation for the best in music: to stimulato campus leadership and promulgate an uncom- promising respect, through the medium of the college band, for gentlemanly conduct, good taste, and unswerving loyal- ty: to foster a close relationship between college bands and promote a high avorage of attainment by the performance of good music and selection of worth whilo projects: to pro- vide a pleasont and helpful social experience for all ongagod In collogo band work and to cooperate with other musical organizations in any manner consistent with the purposes of the institution at which chapters are located. KAPPA KAPPA PSI First Row: Johnson, Kosty, Nelson, Mitchum. Fecx. Rotbermoi. Sccona Row: Singer, Silvey. Stokoiy, Tolbert, Wilson 317 - on on O Z 0 1 z o o z Q UJ S. E First row, le � to right; Gil Kyker. John Trent, Tom Rooks. Jim Rooks, Sid Hatfield, Doua Hancock. Second how, left to right: Billy Joe go-man Cha'le McWh-rter, Jim Moore, Frank Samples, Bill Oavis, Andy Anderson, Jock Thompson. Phil Secrcst, Jack Tidwell. Harold Hamp ton, Mr. Ed Capen, Sponsor. OFFICERS —I JOHN TRENT . . . FRANK SAMPLES Socrotary JAMES ROOKS BILL DAVIS . . . o MEMBERS —1 Gil Kyker Doug Hancock Frank Samplos Phil Secrost LO John Trent Billy Joo Bowman Bill Davis Jack Tidwell Tom Rooks Charles McWhorter Andy Anderson Harold Hampton I Jim Rooks Jim Moore Jack Thompson Mr. Ed Capon. Sponsor Q_ Sid Hotfiold Membership in Sigma Epsilon Omicron is open 1. Professional advancement and purposes of to all men Physical Education Majors, both grodu- friendship. ate and undergraduate, on the University of Ten- nessee Campus. As a Physical Education Profes- sional Fraternity, Sigma Epsilon Omicron is dedi- cated to: 2. Unify Physical Education students into a group. 3. Promote professional and social cooperation be- tween the students and faculty. 4. Advance standards of teaching in the field of Physical Education. 318 The Modern Dance Club was organized on the University of Tennessee campus in 1937 to promote interest in modern dance as the art form of phys- ical education, a creative athletic experience. MOD chosen from the Modern Dance Club, is Marion Higgs, graduate student. ERN DANCE Membership of Kappa Chi Honorary Dance So- ciety is Advisor o o 3 o LU o CO - X Q_ KAPPA CHI OFFICERS GLENDA PIPKIN......................................... ... President ELIZABETH HANCOCK NANCr SUE EVANS.................................. ... Vice-President KITTY HARTMAN................ BETTY DEES Publicity Chairman . Secretary . Treasurer MEMBERS Bobbie Arnhart Misty Bradley Leslie Hammer Doris Kohler Mary Jo Baldwin Eleanor Creekmore Norma Hatcher Sarah Pari Barbara Benjiger GWynne Gravctt Virginia Hicks Selma Sitiman In May. 19-44. Kappa Chi. honorary dance society, was founded on advanced study of Modem the University of Tennessee campus by Esther Jane Kennedy. Betty Jo Brown, Phyllis Sherrill, Ruth Graham, Marjorie Kohler, _ Jane Osborn, and Kathryn Ryan, These seven girls we-e interested in the Bobbie Jean Smith Virginia Thorpe Dance techniques and composition. Members of the Kappa Chi arc chosen from the Modern Dance Club on tho basis of outstanding ability in technique and composi- tion, creativeness, dance background, and attendance. 319 OFFICERS BEE HOUM.tr......................................President ANN WRIGHT.......................................Secretory HUGH STOKElEY.................................Vice President OR. HICKEY.........................................Spooler MEMBERS Audrey DeVoe Dick Holloday Dwight McCowley Hugh Slokely Mo'y Williamson Mar Gilbert Bee Howlty Jim Montgomery Lila Weiriema Ann Wright Tom Mayo R. V. Norman Franlr Wier The Foronsic Club is composed of students who aro intor- Foronsic Club sponsors tho annuol Intra-mural debato. Unt- ested in extemporaneous speaking, debate, impromptu speak- versify debate teams aro chosen from the members of the ing, oratory, discussion ond after dinner speaking. The U.T. Foronsic Club. FORENSIC CLUB JOURNALISM CLUB HANK HANCOCK......... CAROLYN MELTON PECK. . . Ken Beene Jerry Dance Roy M. Biddle Betty Dement Lawson B'aswell Hank Hancock OFFICERS ..........President BETTY DEMENT.................................Scc'cta'v and Treasurer . . . . Vice Pres-der.t KEN BEENE............................................Publicity Manager MEMBERS Jac« Hind Jackie Kersh Lina Matthews A n Strasser Bob Williams Jim Hink Vance Little Jack Martin Jim Warter Lee Winfrey Loyd V. Jeffers Madge Logan Ca'olyn Melton Peck Sue Waisom Tho Journalism Club is an crganiiation established to unito tho efforts of journolism students at the Univorsity of Tonnessee. Its purposes include the promotion of service, and scholarship, professional, ond social studont activities associ- ated with tho Department of Jourr.elism. Tho advisory officers of the club aro W. C. Tuckor. Odis L. Harris, and John M. Lain, mombors of the department fac- ulty. 320 OFFICERS Q NORMAN SCHLEMMER .... .... President DONALD MEDLEY . . Vice-Presidont o JOHN K. MORGAN ...................... Secretary-Treasurer CO DONALD H. ELLIS HARRY LENTO . DONALD MEDLEY “Don moneyhun MEMBERS Unit C JOHN K. MORGAN......................Unit G Unit A RALPH K. PHILLIPY...................... Unit D Unit F NORMAN SCHLEMMER...........................Unit 8 Unit E MRS. MYRTLE GODWIN.....................Housemother 0 Z Z OtL UJ o 0 MELROSE HALL COUNCIL 321 I LU O Q oo LU a: SOUTH STADIUM HALL COUNCIL - Q O co CD z z O 0 TOM MILLARD . . JACK ADDINGTON OFFICERS ...................President EUGENE TOTRI . . . Athletic Director SCOTT WALKER .... J. C. CATE............................Assistant Social Chairman Assistant Athletic Director . . . . Social Chairman HAROLD KAM Section 1 Prosidont BILLY S. WALKER Section 5 . . Prosidont LOYD JEFFERS Social Chairman JOHN D. CLARK . . Social Chairman ROGER JEFFERS . . . Section 2 Alhlotic Chairman TED LUNDY . . . Section 6 Athlotic Chairman TOM MILLARD . . . WILLIAM STARNES . . Prosidont J. C. CATE Social Chairman ALBERT WOLFE Social Chairman DAVID G. EASTERLY Section 3 Athlatic Chairman JAMES MURPHY . . Section 7 Athlotic Choirmon CHARLES C HUTCHINSON Prosidont ROBERT KELLEY . . President GEORGE H. DRAKE GEORGE A. HOMMEL Section 4 Social Chairman Athlotic Chairman L. H. MOSS III EUGENE TOTRI Section 8 Social Chairman . Athlotic Choirmon TED LASSETTER Prosidont DEAN COCHRAN . . Prosidont HAYES HUNTER Sociol Chairman TOM MORGAN . Social Chairman JACK ADDINGTON Athletic Chairman JIM HAL 1 . . Athlotic Chairman The South Stadium Council is an organization of elected representatives from the several units of the residence hall. Their work is in promotion of high standards for group living including emphasis on scholarships and participation in the sports and social programs of the residence hall. 322 F'ont Ro«. i«a?cd left to right: Prof. W. R. Chambers. Prof. J. W. Walker, Arthur R. Rice. Dr. J. F. Salley. Prof. J. M. Tucker; Sack Row. jtandinq: J. C. Gillentlno. Nick G. He ary. Jr., Jim E. Shearer. Don G. Smith, John C. Moycri, John F. Schllly, Dillard M. Francisco. Arthur 0. Rowan. Earl Millen. Jr.. Jock E. Smith. Martin L. Campbell. William A. Deal, Robert 6. Spruiell Icon F. Goode. Jr. PI TAU SIGMA ARTHUR R. RICE . LEON F. GOODE, Jr. OFFICERS . . President JOHN C. MOYERS ........................................Recording Secretary Vico-Prosident WILLIAM A. DEAL.........................Corresponding Secretary ARTHUR D. ROWAN ......................................Treasurer o FACULTY ADVISORS DR. JOEL F. BAILEY PROF. W. R. CHAMBERS PROF. J. MACK TUCKER X o Pi Tau Sigma selects its members from the out- standing Mechanical Engineering upper-classmen. A good scholastic record is needed to make a stu- dent eligible for Pi Tau Sigma but otherwise it may afford little help in determining his fitness for mem- bership. ities of leadership, personality, trustworthiness, so- cial adoptability, soundness of principles and mor- als. and probable future success in Mechanical En- gineering. Pi Tau Sigma was founded in 1915 and now con- sists of 55 chapters representing the leading engi- neering schools throughout the country. 323 Members ore selected on the basis of their qual- OFFICERS - o' aZ O Z 0 1 JOHN S. MILLER..................................Proiidont RUSSELL TUCKER..............................Vico-Pro dont ALVIN LUTTRELL .... DEXTER JAMESON............................. Trooiuror WILLIAM VAUGHAN................... . . . Sectary Awistant Editor of Tranjif 0 Z az LU LU z 0 z LU Chi Epsilon, a national honorary profes- sional fraternity in the field of civil engineer- ing, was founded at the University of Illinois in 1922. Government is by a supreme council acting in the interim of conclaves, and com- prising president, vice-president, editor, and secretary-treasurer. The magazine is the TRANSIT. CHI EPSILON 324 JETTIE MOORE. . . MARILYN GORDON Barbara Benziger Frances Se.-gheimer Martha Boswell Charles Cooley Ralph Cornish Nan Crittgn Mile Donohue OFFICERS . . . President JOYCE ROBINSON . Vice President SUZANNE WELMERS Dottle Gayror George Gavnor Marilyn Go'don Jessie Harris at Ha'tl Joe Hodges Jo«n Ja� vit MEMBERS Roger Jcwitt Faye Johnson John Legg Jerry Madden Don Maer Suzanne McCrary Jean Millington Dottio Moore Jettie Moore Don Murray Sandy Paganini Mary Reynold� Joyce Robinson S.vba’a Salmon U.T. ART Secretary Treasurer Carol Shope Am Snow SHlie Swafford Vaughn Swafford Suzanne Welmen Edith Winter� L E A G U E F. Trotper, advisor; George W. Bailey prciident; Thom� Desmond. vieo-pre� :dent; Dz. Albert H. Dehnei ond row. loft to fight: James T. Burt, W. E. Davi� . Paul Genoe. J. E. Brown. - b- u o' Q Z GO GO UJ Z GO 3 CO FINANCE CLUB GEORGE BAILEY LUCIEN OAlE. . OFFICERS . . . President LILY VAN MORRIS.......................................Secretary Vice-President THOMAS DESMOND.........................................Treasurer Tho Financo Club was founded during 1949. Its purposo is to associato mombors with problems and dovolopmonts in tho fie'ds of financo and to work in bottor harmony and co- 325 operation with the faculty and tho College of Business Ad- ministration. MeMpHjS dIvIsIqN 326 O. w. HYMAN Viee-Pretidenf of fhe Uni- vertity of Tennetsoe end Dean of fhe College of Medieine. FRANK L. ROBERTS Attitfanf Dean of fhe Col- lege of Medieine. JAMES T. GINN Dean of fhe College of Denfitfry. R08ERT L. CROWE Dean of fhe School of Pharmacy. THOMAS P. NASH. JR. Dean of fhe School of Bio- logical Sciencet. RUTH NEIL MURRY Dean of fhe School of Nurting. 327 MEDICAL GRADUATES DECEMBER, 1951 First Row MARCUS J. STEWART, M.D................Sponsor VONNIE A. HAU. M.D.....................Spomor FRANK L. ROBERTS. M.D.............Toastmaster HAROLD L. KING..........Rutherford. Tennessee President JOSEPH D. SMITH .... ... Knoxville. Tennessee Vice-President Second Row JERRY J. WHITTINGTON. Ill........ Secretary WILLIAM S. PARKER............... Treasurer RICHARD D. ALLEN................ MARVIN H. CHESHIRE.............. I. M. COX. JR.................. . Memphis. Tennessee Chattanooga. Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee . . Tullehoma. Tennessee . . Kingston. Tennessee Third Row 8RUCE M. CULYAHOUSE........... REECE B. DeBERRY. JR.......... SIDNEY P. EDDS................ WELBORN H. ENGLAND ... HAROLD G. FARLEY............... . Ten Milo, Tennessee . Savannah, Tennessee . Harroqate. Tennessee . . . Luray. Tennessee Harrogate. Tennessee Fourth Row JOSEPH T. FULLER..........................Nowborn, Tennessee ROBERT B. GILBERTSON......................Memphis. Tennessee WALTER L. GOFORTH . . . . .......Rogersvllle. Tennessee HOLLIS H, HALFORD. JR.....................Memphis. Tennessee JOE S. HENDERSON. JR................ . Maryville. Tonnesseo Fiflh Row J. T. JA8BOUR........................... . . Tlptonvltle, Tonnessee R08ERT L. KNOX................................ Memphis. Tennessee DAVID C. LANE..............................Oak Ridge. Tennessee HERMAN G. LaVELLE. JR.......................... Memphis. Tennessee WILLIAM E. LONG............................................Memphis. Tennessee Sixth Row JAMES W. MITCHELL.................................Sparta. Tennessee CECIL F. MYNATT. JR..... ......................Knoxville. Tennessee EDWIN C. PAGE ... Memphis. Tennessee WILLIAM L. PATTERSON...........................Knoxville. Tennessee ROBERT L. PETTUS, JR...........................Nashville. Tennessee HENRY C. ROBERTS.................................Jaelson. Tennessee Seventh Row JOSEPH D. ROBERTSON ......................Tullahoma, Tennessee WILLARD SEGERSON............................Memphis. Tennessee HAROLD G. SIBOLO.................... . Chattanooga. Tennessee OSCAR L. SIMPSON. JR.................Chicago Heights. Illinois ROBERT I. SIMPSON . . . . Chicago Heights. Illinois ALANSON 8. SMITH ... Decaturville. Tennessee Eighth Row HARRIS L. SMITH................................Jackson. Tennessee JAMES W. TENPENNY ........................Murfreesboro. Tennessee RICHARD E. TRAVIS..............................Memphis. Tennessee W. BARBARA WALTERS.........................Hattiesburg, Mississippi RICHARD L. WHITTAKER.........................Knoxville. Tonnessee CHARLES 8. WITT. JR............................Concord. Tennessoo MEMPHIS DIVISION 328 DENTAL GRADUATES DECEMBER, 1951 First Row OK. THOMAS H. SHI MON......... DR. MARION L. FULLER.......... DR ROBERT F. McCARRON......... LAWRENCE F. ROSE.............. President ................Sponsoi ................Sponsor ................Sponsor Chattanooga. Tennessee Second Row PAUL S. FRANCIS.............................Ilountville. Tennessee SecreterY'Treesurer JACK ADAMS..................................Springfield, Tennessee ROBERT L. BAKER..................................Sharon, Tennessee WILLIAM E, BEAUMONT. J ......................CUrktville. Tennessee Third Row THOMAS H. BONO, JR.......... TOM 8, BROWN................ MAURICE P. BULL. JR......... TED R. CLEMENTS............. . . Jackson, Tennessee . Kingsport. Tennessee Springfield. Tennessee Greenfield. Tennessee Fourth Row WILLIAM H. CRUZE. JR...........................Knoxville, Tennessee LYOLE E. DICKSON...............................Henderson, Tennessee JOSEPH E. OIETZEN........................South Pittsburg. Tennessee JOHN P. GASS. JR...............................Knoxville, Tennestee Fifth Row JAMES P. GREEN.............. JAMES W. HAYNES............. HUGH P. HILL................ edson McCabe................ . Oyersburg. Tennessee . Savannah. Tennessee Oak Ridge, Tennessee . Gulfport, Mississippi Sixth Row THOMAS E. NELSON..................................Lyons. Georgia ROBERT G. PERCIVAL........................New Tasewell, Tennessee JAMES M. POWERS.................................Waverly. Tennessee PAUL A. ROBINSON..............................Knoxville. Tennessee WILLIAM L. SCHOLES................................Paris. Tennessee ROY S. SLOAN . . . STANLEY V. TALBERT WILLIAM G. WALKER Seventh Row ..............South Pittsburg, Tennessee ............Mountain Home. Tennessee .....................Gallatin, Tennessee ........................Milan. Tennessee • . . • ............Knoxville, Tennessee 329 PHILIP J. WENK . . SOLON M. WOODS PHARMACY GRADUATES DECEMBER, 1951 First Row DR. R. I. CROWE..................Dean DR. A. M, MUSICK..............Sponsor WILLIAM F. ARGO JR.Dresden. Tonnesseo President M, JAMES CHAPPELL. .... . . North Little Rock. Arkansas Vice-President BILLY C. RAY....Dyersburr), Tennessee Secretary Second Row WILLIAM H. PEARIGEN. JR....... Treasurer H. ALLAN BARTLETT............. JAMES W. BOLIN............... JACK P. BORG.................. H. WALLACE BOYD............... Memphis. Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee . . Ma.tln, Tennessee Memphis. Tennessee Xr.oxvillo. Tennessee Third Row JACK G. BRADSHAW, JR....... LEE L. BREWER.............. HARVEY E. CANTRELL......... GORDON W. COBB............. GEORGE COX................. . . Nashville. Tennessee . . . Trenton. Tennessee 3i j Sandy. Tennessee Lenoir City. Tennesset Knoxville, Tennossee Fourth Ro' FLOYD H. CRAIN ........... PATTY LOU CRAWFORD........ 8ILLY T. CURTIS........... HOWARO A. OONNAHOE........ HARROL H. DOWNEY.......... . Ripley. Tennessee McKemie Tennessee . . Selmer. Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee , . Jellico. Tennessee Fifth Row R08ERT A. ELORIDGE..........................Chattanooga. Tennessee WILLIAM J. ELLIS..............................Knoxville. Tennessee WILLIE H. FARMER.............................Cookeville, Tennessee DUDLEY E FISH.............................. Montlcello, Arkansas KENNETH A. FLOWERS . Hohe.nwjld. Tennessoe Sixth Row WILLIAM V. GINN. JR........................Memphis. Tennessee ROBERT G. HAGOPIAN ..............................Cairo. Egypt HAROLD L. HAMPTON...........................Sparta. Tennessee MARK W. HARDAWAY........................... Braiil, Tennessee L. ALLEN HARRIS. JR..................... Sikeston. Missouri Seventh Row RAY HARRIS.................. HOWARD B. HAYES............. ROBERT E. HYDER............. JULIAN R. KEAS ... ........ . Bardwell. Kentucky Nashville, Tennossee . Dayton. Tonnossen . . Dyer, Tonnossce MEMPHIS DIVISION 330 PHARMACY GRADUATES DECEMBER, 1951 First Row VIRGIL C. KINS. JR....... Jioion. Tennilllc BILLY J. LANCASTER . . Orenburg, Tennessee JOHN L. LEE............Nashville. Tennessee OAVID H LILLARD..........Clinton. Kentucky ROBERT R. LONG. JR.....Maryville. Tennessee Second Row VINCENT J. MAROLD . . ..... Sheffield, Pennsylvania WILLIAM T. MAnHEWS...........................Memphis, Tennessee JOHN L. MATTOX............................... Selmer, Tennessee JOE D. McCORKLE............................Henderson, Tennessee LUTHER C. McOONALD.....................Dixon Springs, Tennessee Third Row WILLIAM R. NEIGHBORS.....................Chattanooga. Tennessee JAMES H. PERKINS............... ..........Big Sandy. Tennessee SARAH M. POWELL...............................Fulton. Kentucky W FLYNN POWELL................................Fulton. Kentucky WILLIAM J. PRATER ... Concord. Tennessee Fourth Row EVERETT L. PRESSON...........................Mansfie’d. Tennessee HUGHES REID....................................Trenton, Tennessee ALBERT PAUL SANDER.........................Chattanooga, Tennessee BANKS H. SCUODER.........................Now Middleton. Tennessee EDWARD D. SMITH.........................Varina, North Carolina Fifth Row FRANK M. SMITH....................................Moss. Tennessee CECIL M. TAYLOR............................Shelbyville. Tennessee EDWIN 0. TAYLOR. . . Trenton, Tennessee ROBERT F. TAYLOR...........................Chattanooga. Tennessee CHARLIE N, TERRY................................Cellna. Tennessee Sixth Row AS8URN L. TUCKER.....................Cedar Grove. Tennessee MILTON L. WALLER.........................Knoxville, Tennessee CHARLES L. WHITEHEAD........................Etowah, Tennessee DARRAH H. WILSON.........................Covington. Tennessee Sevonth Row ROBERT FORREST WILSON....................Old Hickory. Tennessee JAMES H. WISEMAN.............................Kutlawa. Kentucky BEVERLY M, WOOD................................Paris. Tennessee THOMAS C. WOOD............................... Martin. Tennessee 331 NURSING GRADUATES DECEMBER, 1951 JOYCE NORTON..... Gulfport. Min. GRETA TODD......... Momphis. Tonn. NOT PICTURED VIRGINIA A. JOHNSON. Athens, Tenn. NURSING GRADUATES — MARCH, 1952 GERALDINE C. TEMIN................................... Milford. Delaware IMOGENE ELROD..........................................Sparta. Tennosses President Secretary and Treasurer IVY L. LOGAN........................._.............Union City. Tennessoe BEATTY JEWELL ......................................Oak Ridqe, Tennessee Vice-Presidont Clan Council Representative NURSING GRADUATES — SEPTEMBER, 1952 BETTY IOUISE SWINK MARY TOM HILL . . BETTY BAXTER...... RUTH CROOK PACE. First Ro President Treasurer . Crossvilla, Tennestao Cookeville, Tonnessee Lowisburg. Tonnottee Memphis Tennessee Second Row NANC LEE HARRIS.................. BELLE JOHNSON...................... TILLIE PALLER ....................... Cookeville. Tennessee Elicabethlon. Tennessee . Memphis, Tenner.ee MEDICAL GRADUATES MARCH, 1952 First Row OR. HENRY G. RUONER............... Sponsor OR. AUSTIN R TYRER................ Sponsor DR. RALPH R. BRAUNO............... Toastmaster DALE WILLIAM MATTSON . President WINFRED L. WISER.................. Vice-President . Memphis, Tennessee . Memphis, Tennessee Memphis. Tennessee Cookeville. Tennessee . Wjrtraoe. Tennessee Second Row JIMMY L VERNER.................. Secretary JAMES W. SHERWOOD............... Treasurer JEROME N. BARRASSO.............. PERRIN L. BERRY................. R. L. 8RICKELL, JR............. . . OuoLtown. Tennessee . . . . Trade. Tennessee . . Memphis. Tennessee , . . Clinton. Mississippi Chattanooga, Tennessee Third Row ROBERT T. 8ROOKS.........................Fountain City. Tennessee OREL HUSTON CAGLE............................Plkeville. Tennessee JOHN L. OALLAS...............................Knoiville. Tennessee CLARENCE DRIVER...............................Humboldt. Tennessee JACK ERWYN DUNLAP............................Sweetwater. Tennessee Fourth Row BYRON W. FRIZZELL..........................Johnson City. Tennessee RALPH SHERRILL HAMILTON.......................Knoxville. Tennessee MARK F. HARTLEY................................Vardaman. Mississippi CLAYTON J. JONES . Memphis. Tennessee RALPH M. JONES................................Eagleville. Ten-essee Fifth Row MELVIN MARVIN KRAUS................................lelionl. Mississippi JOE HAYES LEONARD................................Knoxville. Tennessee DONALD D. LENSGRAF..............................Knoxville. Tennessee ROBERT A. LEWIS.................................Knoxville. Tennessee HAYS MITCHELL................................... Memphis. Tennessee Sixth Row MARVIN W. MORGAN ....... A. JEROME MUELLER......... CLAUDE HAMILTON PLUMLEE. . . WILLIAM H. ROBERTS........ WILLIAM 8. R08INS0N....... . . . Star. Mississippi . Memphis. Tennessee . . . Cellna. Tennessee Union City. Tennessee . Newport, Tennessee Sevonth Row GEORGE E. SHACKLETT....................Rockwood. Tennessee ARCH Y. SMITH, III..................Chattanooga, Tennessee F. A SMITH. JR..............................Dunlap, Tennsessee JOHN J. SMITH..........................Knoxville, Tennessee EDWARD TAUXE..........................Knoxville. Tennessee Eighth Row J. R. VAN ARSDALL........... PAUL C. VESCOVO. JR......... LAMAR H. WADLINSTON......... DENNIS E. WARD.............. R. L. WILSON................ . . . Norris. Tennessee . Memphis. Ternessee . . Sledge. Mississippi Beech Stuff. Tennessee . Oyersburg, Tennessee 333 DENTAL GRADUATES MARCH, 1952 First Row OR. S. S. FRIEDMAN. JR................................Sponsor DR. P. T. MARTIN......................................Sponsor DR. T. H. SHIPMON ....................................Sponsor OR. F. N. WEBER.......................................Sponsor 8 D. SELF , . . . Bui's Gap. Tennetsoe President Second Row H. G. WOOD..............................Henderson, Tennessee Vice-President P. E. BARROW................................Camden. Tennessee Secretary E. J. THREET...........................SKelbyville. Tennessee Treaturer E. C. ARMSTRONG............................Knoxville, Tennessee W. F. ARMSTRONG............................Knoxville. Tennessee Third Row J. M. BARRON............................Jackson. Tennessee O. J. CAMPBELL............................Bristol, Tennotsee C. CARRINGTON................................Parsons. Tennessee P. H. EOWAROS..............................Memphis, Tennessee H. C. ELKINS............ . . .... Manchester. Tennessee Fourth Row W. K. GRISHAM....................tawrenceburq. Tennessee 8. 0. HARRISON..........................Knoxville, Tennessee J. R. HODGE...............................Kingsport, Tennessee T. R. LANE............................Fountain City. Tennessee K. B. LANGLEY......................... Chattanooga. Tennessee Fifth Row W C. MASH8URN.........................Fountain City, Tennessee G. 8. MILLARD...........................Gatlinburg, Tennestee R MONTGOMERY...............................Kingsport. Tennessee T. L. MORRIS.................................Memphis. Tennessee J. 0. OWENS . . Huntingdon. Tennesseo Sixth Row J, E. PAULK................................Knoxville. Tennessee L. L. R08INS0N.............................Memphis, Tennessee S. K. RUTHERFORD..........................Nashville. Tennessee J. A. SHULTS............................Sevierville. Tennessee Seventh Row L. SMITH.................................McMinnville. Tennessee G. A. TEER.................................Jackson. Tennesseo K. E. WHITSON.........................Cookeville. Tennestee E. S. WOLCOTT...............................Franklin, Tennestee NOT PICTURED R. L. FISHEL...............................Knoxville. Tennettee MEMPHIS DIVISION 334 D ENT A L H Y G I E N E G RADUA TES M ARCH, 19 5 2 First Row DR. PAUL E. WESTON DR. JOE HALL MORRIS Sponsor JACOULYN HOPSON President JOHNETTE JOY GARRETT Vice-President Memphis. Tennessee Second Row JANET REID Secretary JO ANNE AMEOICK Memphis. Tennessee . . . Miami. Florida NANCY 8AUCOM 8ETTYE JO BUMPAS Memphis. Tennessee GRETTA BUSBY. . . EDNA CAMPBELL. . ROSEMARY CRUZE . OOROTHY GARRET! Third Row .................Memphis, Tennessee .................Tazewell, Tennessee .............Murfreesboro. Tennessee ..................McGehee, Arkansas Fourth Row BETTY JUNE GREEN..........................Little Rook. Arkansas JEANETTE GULICK.............................Memphis. Tennessee NELL HOWELL.............................................Ripley. Mississippi SUE HUDSON............... ................Watertown. Tennessee Fifth Row CAROLYN HUGHES................................Nolensville. Tennessee SUE KILE .... Nashville, Tennessee ELISE LANE.....................................Cookeville. Tennessee JANICE LEE.........................................Goulds. Florida Sixth Row LATRELLE LEWIS..................................Shreveport. Louisiana MARINELLE LITTLE................... . . Statesville. North Carolina MARTHA MITCHUM.................................... Waverly. Tennessee PAT OVERTON....................................Chattanooga. Tennessee BARBARA OXFORD.....................................Bristol. Tennessee Seventh Row ELEANOR PADGETT.......................Asheville. North Carolina JOAN SELPH.....................................Lakeland. Florida ANNA RUTH SHARRETT.............................Bristol. Tennessee PEGGY SNYDER.......................... .... Lezinqton. Tennessee PEGGY WILLIAMS................................ Jackson. Tennessee NOT PICTURED 335 ANNI PRITCHETT Memphis. Tennessee MEDICAL GRADUATES JUNE, 1952 First Row OR, HUGH SMITH . . . OR. JAMES G. HUGHES DR. NICHOLAS GOTTEN JAMES C. EMBRY. . . . KARL K. BOYO....... President Vice-President ...............Sponsor ................Sponsor ............Toastmaster . Kerrvllle, Tennessee Englewood. Tennessee Socond Row MARY JOHNSON WARO.......................... Harrogato. Tennessee Secretary and Treasurer CHARLES B. MOORE.......................... . Memphis. Tennesseo Social Chairman BILLY P. AIKEN................................Whitwell, Tennessee JOHN M. BARRON........................... ... Memphis. Tennessee HUGH 8. BARNES............................Leakesville, Mississippi Third Row EDDIE E. BRAMLITT............................ Memphis. Tennesseo JAMES F. COOPER..............................Carbondale. Illinois ROBERT CROCKER..............................Clarksville. Tennessee ELDON R. DYKES...........................................Kingsport. Tennossee AUTRY C. EMMERT....................... . . Brownsville. Tennessee Fourth Row RALPH 0. FORD..........................Codon Plant. Mississippi FRANK R. FORTEN8ERRY........................Columbia. Mississippi EDWIN E. GRAY...........................Franklin, Tennessee ROY J. JARVIS.........................Sneedvllle. Tennessee NANCY ANN JONES...........................Milan. Tennessee Fifth Row ROBERT F. KEELING. SR........ C. WINOOM KIMSEY............. J. T. LAYNE................. . LYNN F. LOCKETT.............. ALBERT B. McCREARY........... Greenevil'e, Tennesseo . Ducktown. Tennessee Hopkinsvll’e. Kentucky . . Knoivllle. Tennessee . Kingsport. Tennessee Sixth Row GUY H. ROBINSON.......................New Albany. Mississippi ALFRED P. ROGERS.......................................Chattanooga, Tennessee LEE RUSH. JR...............................................Jackson. Tennessee GILES ALVIS SEXTON....................Rogers Spring. Tennessee CLEVELAND BENTON SMITH.......................Tylerto-n. Mississippi JAMES HAL SMITH.......................Mountain City. Tennessee Sovonth Row JAMES C. TOTTEN..............Holly Springs. Mississippi ARTHUR w. WALKER............... Somerville. Tennesseo CHARLES H. WEBB.................. Ripley. Tennessee ARTHUR M. WELLS................Clarksville. Tennessee PAUL H. WILLIAMS....................Vonore. Tennessee HENRY WURZBURG, SR.................Memphis. Tennessee MEMPHIS DIVISION 336 DENTAL GRADUATES JUNE, 1952 Fint Row OR. M. I. FULLER.........................................Spontor OR. R. E. BRAOEN.........................................Spontor H. J. PHILLIPS.........................Chattanooga. Tennatiae Pretidant J. T. ANDREWS...........................................Memphlt. Tannattaa Vlce-Pretldent Second Row W. H. WALKER..........................Chattanooga. Tanneitaa Secratary W. J. HILLS.............................leilngton. Tannattaa Traaiurar W. S. BLEDSOE..............................Memphit, Tennatiae B. B. BLEVINS............................Klngiport, Tannattaa C. A. CARSON. J. R. HALE. . . A. F. HALFORD T. W. HILL. . . Third Row ...............Chattanooga. Tannattaa ...................Liberty. Tannattaa ...................Memphlt. Tannattaa .................Knoxville. Tannattaa Fourth Row N. A. JESTER................................Klngiport, Tannattaa J. M. LAMBERT...............................Peteriburg, Tannattaa C. R. MILLER...............................Knoxville. Tannattaa R. H. SCOTT.................................Knoxville, Tannattaa Fifth Row H. R. SHIVERS. . W. J. TICHENOR J. R. WYATT . . . . Trenton. Tannattaa Neihvllle, Tannattaa . . Ripley, Tannattaa NOT PICTURED R L. BARKSDALE............................McMinnville. Tannattaa 337 C. E. SONNER Martel, Tannattaa NURSING GRADUATES JUNE, 1952 First Row LILY LUSK...........................................Sponsor VIRGINIA STEPHENSON.................................Sponsor ELLA CARPENTER KIRSCHBAUM.............Indianola. Mississippi President Socond Row CELIA ANN POWLEDGE....................El Dorado. Arkansas Vice-President IMA LEE LOCKHART......................Seotts Hill. Tonnessee Secretary-Treasurer LAURA SIMMONS HALL....................Kingsports, Tennessee Council Representative Third Row ANN ROSE BARBEE.................... MARY ELAINE CARROLL................ JO EDWARDS......................... Fourth Row SARAH JEAN GRAVES.................. FAITH HEIDEL HOWARD................ BARBARA BOYLE MASHBURN............. Fifth Row BARBARA 8EATRICE SANDERS . . . Meridian. Mississippi JUDY STEWART................................... Memphis. Tennessee ALTA SUMNERS................................... Ardmore. Tennessee . Dyorsburg. Tennessee , . Memphis. Tennessee Coffeevllle, Mississippi Memphis. Tennessee . . Sunset, Louisiana Memphis. Tennessee MEMPHIS DIVISION 338 MEDICAL GRADUATES SEPTEMBER, 1952 First Row JAMES A. BUROETTE. . President Tennessee JOHN B. DORIAN . . . Vice-President . . Memphis. Tennessee DANIEL H. MATTSON . Secretary . Cookeville. Tennessee JOHN M. REISSER. JR Tennessee BALEY FRED ALLRED. . . . Allred. Tennessee Second Row RICHARD H. 8ARRICK . Tennessee ANNA NELL BLAND. . Tennessee DONALD H. BRAOLEY. Tennessee SAMUEL U. BRALY. . . Tennessee REID L. BROWN .... Third Row . . . Isabella. Tennessee BOYD L. BURRIS. . . . Stra' «berry Plains. Tennessee HUBERT F. CAMPBELL........................... . Benton. Mistiitipp! ELIJA MORGAN DUDNEY...........................Galnesboro. Tennessee R08ERT A. EASTWOOD........................... . Memphis. Tennessee MURRAY L FIELDS..................................Memphis. Tennessee Fourth Row C. EUGENE JABBOUR............................Tiptonville. Tennessee JOE BREESE JOHNSON...............................Memphis. Tennessee JAMES L. McKNIGHT . .........................Clarksville. Tennessee S. W. MORGAN...................................Memphis. Tennessee H. COWAN MOSS...........................Johnson City. Tennessee Fifth Row WILLIAM McMAHAN NICKEY. JR...........Memphis. Tennessoe R08ERT S. NORMAN...............................Memphis. Tennessee ROBERT W. PREVOST. JR..................Oolteweh. Tennessee FRED REED . . Sneedvili,. Tennessee RIP REYNOLDS.....................................Milen. Tennessee Sizth Row JOHNNIE M. RUSSELL...................Memphis. Tennessee HAROLD M. SANDERSON..................Momphis. Tennessee HENRY L. THOMAS.................Lawrenceburq, Tennessee CHARLES T. R. UNDERWOOD .... Johnson City, Tennessee Sovonth Row A. N. WILLIAMS.................. PHIL G. WILLIAMS.............. COULTER S. YOUNG.............. WARNER C. ZACHARY. JR......... . Newbern. Tennessee . McKenzie. Tennessee Watertown. Tennessee . Knoiville, Tennessee NOT PICTURED 339 ROBERT L. FORD...... ROBERT GORDON McAFEE . . Memphis, Tennessee Johnson City. Tennessee DENTAL GRADUATES SEPTEMBER, 1952 DR. M. L. FULLER . . . First Row Sponsor Tennessee DR. BARTON L. McGHEE . . . Memphis. Tennessee DR. T. H. SHIPMON . . . Sponsor Sponsor Tennessee FRANK E. WILLARO . . . Tennessee President Second Row CHARLES H. RAMSAY.........................Glen AIM . Mississippi Vice-President THOMAS H. ALDERSON.........................Centerville. Tennessee WILLIAM R. 8AG8Y.........................Johnson City. Tennessee WILBER W. CALLIHAN.........................................Memphis. Tennessee Third Row JAMES R. DORAN...............................Greenfield. Tennessee J. BRYAN ELKINS.............................Chattanooga, Tennessee BEN ELLIOTT.................................Springfield. Tennessee ROBERT H. FESMIRE.............................Nashville. Tennessee Fourth Row WENDELL B. FITZGERALD........ WILL M. HOOKE................ LELAND G. JORDAN............. BERNEL H. LOFTON............. . Nashville. Tennessee . Nashville, Tennessee Fosfervllle. Tennessee , Lexington, Tennessee Fifth Row MABRY 0. MATHIS............. SAMUEL C. MORGAN............ THOMAS O. NASH. JR.......... MALCOLM G. NICHOLS.......... Galnesboro. Tennessee . . . Erwin. Tennessee . Memphis. Tennessee . Knoxville. Tennessee Sixth Row PAUL E. O'LEARY . . . THOMAS C. PARKER. H. GRAY RICHARDS . ARTHUR L. SALOSHIN Richard City. Tennessee . Watertown. Tennessee . . . Pulaski. Tennessee Chattanooga, Tannessee Seventh Row G. EDWARD SHEHEE............................Chattanooga. Tennessee F. E. SHEPARD...............................Maryville. Tennessee JOHN W. STONE...................................Memphis. Tennessee 8. H. WILLIAMS.............................Elixebethton. Tennessee 808 E. WOLCOTT.................................Franklin, Tennesseo NOT PICTURED JOHN W. THANE.....................Arkansas City. Arkansas Secretary and Treasurer WILLIAM A. BERRY...................................Memphis. Tennessee JAMES P. DUPREE. JR...............................Memphis, Tennessee JOSEPH W. TALBERT..................Johnson City. Tennessee MEMPHIS DIVISION 340 10TH QUARTER MEDICINE JUNE, 1952 First Row JACK S. PHELAN ...............Knoxville. Tennessee President TRAVIS E. MORGAN..........................Lafayette, Tennessee Vice-President NORMA 8. WALKER.........................Centerville, Tonnessoe Secretary LEROY SHERRILL..............Philadelphia. Tennessee Treasurer CHARLES F. AQUADRO ........ Chattanooga. T«nnon«« Second Row ROBERT BASIST...............................Memphis. Tennessee STERLING A. 8ATTE. JR....... West Point. Mississippi ROBERT P. BROWER...........Eliiabethton, Tennessee JOHN W. CAMPBELL..........................Knoxville, Tennessee Charles h. Conner.........................indianoia, Mississippi Third Row JOHN C. ELLIS................................Grconeville, Tennessee MARTHA F. GOSS...............................Hattiesburg, Mississippi CONRAD L. GRA8EEL.........................Spring City, Tennessee HECTOR P. HARRELL...........................................Carthage, Mississippi JAMES S. HENRY.............................................Maryville, Tennessee Fourth Row C. THOMAS HILL. JR..............................Corinth. Mississippi GORDON L. HIXON.............................Chattanooga. Tennessee R08ERT HUGHES...................................Memphis. Tennessee JOSEPH L. HURST.............................Hattiesburg, Mississippi FLORIAN EMILE JA80UR..........................Vicksburg. Mississippi Fifth Row R08ERT F. KIRK..................................Memphis, Tennessee ROB H. KIRKPATRICK....................Milligan Colloge, Tennessee OAKLUS S. LUTON...................................Dover, Tennessee JOHN 8. LYNCH..............................Mt. Pleasant. Tennessee WILLIAM M. PHILLIPS.............................Jackson. Tennessee Sixth Row EDWARD R. SEILER............. MARTIN COYLE SHEA............ DALTON E. SPEARS............. ROBERT G. TAYLOR............. DAVID H. TURNER . . ........ Sweetwater, Tennessee . Memphis, Tennessee . . Oxford, Mississippi Greeneville, Tennessee . . . Jasper, Tennessee Seventh Row ROBERT E. TYSON.......................Holly Springs. Mississippi PHIL W. VOLTZ...............................Memphis. Tennessee GEORGE W. WARREN . Petersburg, Tennessee JEWITT E. WHEELER...........................Memphis. Tennessee Eighth Row REGINALD P. WHITE .........................Meridian, Mississippi WILLIAM A. WHITSON.........................Nunnelly. Tennessee WILLIAM L. WILLIAMS.....................Chattanooga. Tennessee BURGIN H. WOOD............................Jacksboro. Tennessee NOT PICTURED 341 WILLIAM B, CAMERON SARA SUE NICKEY . . . Sweetwater, Tennessee . Nashville, Tennessee 10TH QUARTER DENTISTRY J u N E, 1 9 5 2 First Row DEENE R. LEVENTHAL President . Chattanooga, Tennessee HENRY D. TAYLOR . . Vice-President Tennessee ROGER C. BROYLES. . Secretary La� renceburq, Tennessee JAMES T. WALKER . . Tennessee Treasurer Second Row DAN 8AIRD.............................So-jlh Fulton, Tonnessoe FRANK J. BUCKLES...........................Kingsport. Tennessee LANDON DORITY.............................Cunninqham. Tennessee L. P. DOWNS................................Maryville, Tenneisge Third Row GEORGE H. EVANS............................Knoxville. Tennesseo JOE T. HUTTON............................. Maryville, Tennotieo TOM E. KEETON................................Memphis. Tennessee FRANK M. IAUDEROAIE......................... Memphis. Tennessee Fourth Row WILLIAM J. LEGG..........................CKattanooqe. Tennessee JAMES R. LOCKETT...........................Knoxville. Tennessee WILLIAM W. McDOWELL. . . .................Winchester. Tennessee RICHARD R. METSKER...........................Memphis. Tennessee Fifth Row J. T. MITCHELL. JR............................Knoxville. Tennessee LON J. MUNCY..................................Harrogate. Tennessee T. J. NIDIFFER...........................Eliiebethton, Tennessee A. C. RIDDLE....................................Bristol, Tennessee GEORGE E. SCOTT . . JAMES R. SWAFFORD B. W. WILLS. . . . Sixth Row ..............Greeneville. Tennessee ................Nashville. Tennessee ..............Chattanooga, Tennessee NOT PICTURED R. MAURICE 8ATEMAN . T. CLAYTON CALLICOTT EARL E. COX......... CHARLES W. CROSS. . JOHN T. GIBSON . . . . WILLIAM C. LADY . . . . CLAUDE A. LOWE. . . MANUEL SIR.......... W. C. STEELE. JR.. BOB B. WHITE........ R08ERT C. WILHITE. . . . . Lexington, Tennessee .... Paris. Tennessee , . . Knoxville, Tennessee ... Purden. Tennessee . Cleveland. Mississippi . . Kingsport, Tennessee . . Lewisburq, Tennesseo . Manchester. Tennossee Chattanooga, Tennessee . , . Dayton, Tennessee Ml, Pleasant, Tennessee MEMPHIS DIVISION 342 9TH QUARTER MEDICINE JUNE, 1952 First Row WILLIAM E. MAYBERRY....Cookeville. Tennessee htddMi KENNETH J. CHARMAN. JR .Knoxville. Tennessee Vice-President MAMIE WIN©................Memphis. Tannutt Secretary and Treasurer ROBERT ACKLEN. JR.........Memphis. Tennessee Second Row WILLIAM W. ALLEN............................Memphis. Tennessee JOHN F. BLANKENSHIP....................Murfreesboro. Tennessee LAWRENCE E. BROWN...........................Memphis. Tennessee CHARLES 0. COUSER....................... Tullahoma. Tennessee Third Row JOHN T. FRAZIER..................................Crawford. Mississippi JAMES W. FREELAND..............................Buchanan, Tennessee FREDERICK M. FURR..............................Knoxville. Tennessee JACK K. GOODRICH...............................Fayetteville, Tenn. Fourth Row GEORGE B. HAGAN................................Nashville. Tennessee HENRY H. LONG..................................Knoxville. Tennessee CARROLL M LOONEY...............................Nashville. Tennessee ROBERT E. MADDOX.................................Jackson. Tennessee Fifth Row BARRY P. MclNTOSH............................Hernando, Mississippi JAMES D. MYERS...............................Knoiville, Tennessee M. PINSON NEAL. JR...........................Columbia. Missouri STEWART L. NUNN..................................Ripley. Tennessee WILLIAM C. RIKE..............................Memphis, Tennessee Sixth Row KENNETH L. ROARK..............................Eliiabefhton. Tennessee B. MURFF SKINNER.................................Tupelo. Mississippi CARL A. SMITH, JR..................................Elliott, Mississippi ROBERT S. SNYDER...................................Clinton. Mississippi RANEL B. SPENCE.................................................Camden, Tennessee Seventh Row THOMAS V. STANLEY.............................Memphis, Tennessee WILLIAM S. TAYLOR............................Livinqton. Tennessee HERBERT F. WHITE.............................Knoxville, Tennessee LESTER C. WILLIS........................................Edinburg. Mississippi ELBERT L. YOUNG.........................................Humboldt. Tennessee NOT PICTURED EMMETT D. BELL. JR.........................Nashville. Tennessee JOHN M. HERRING..............................Memphis. Tennessee JOSEPH E. HURT..............................Oonelson. Tennessee WILLIAM J. OSWALD............................Memphis, Tennessee ANDREW E. PAINTER..........................Knoxville. Tennessee VANIS PENNINGTON............................Memorial. Tennessee CALVIN B. REVIERE.............................Riplov. Tennessee JAMES W. WALKER..............................Memphis. Tennessee 343 10TH QUARTER PHARMACY JUNE, 1952 C. H. SMITH Firtt Row Tonnottoo DONALD H. PEELER . Spontor Tonnottoo DAVID VERBLE. . . . ProtidoM Tonnottoo DIXIE BELL Vico-Protidont Tonnottec E. S. BEVINS. JR. . . . Secretary Tonnottoo Troaturor Second Row J. DONALD ANDERSON.................................Dyer. Tennatteo CLAUDE C. AZLIN.................................Momphlt, Tonneitoe MARION M. BAIN..................................Momphlt. Tonnottoo SAM FRANK BARAS..........................Ch.ill«r.ooq. , Tarn � � MILTON ROY BINNS.............................Montocello, Arkantat Third Row STANLEY A. BOTNER.............................Duck Rivor. Tonnottoo HARRY K. BURNHAM . ...........................Lako Villaqo. Arkania� H. MAURICE CARR ................................Cookovlllo. Tonnottoo JOHNNY CONNER......................................Mcmphii. Tonnottoo KENNETH COOPER...................................Knoxville, Tonnouoo Fourth Row B. L. CORLEY............................Union City. Tonneitoe WALTER E. CORNELIUS..............................Chattanooqa, Tonnottoo CHARLES MARSHALL COWDEN...............................Sparta. Tonnottoo CHARLES RICHARD CREED................................Hickman. Kentucky LOUIS E. CROSS......................................Harriman. Tonnottoo Fifth Row JAMES 8. CUMMINGS........... FRANK DICKINSON............. CARL THOMAS OUER............ FRANK B. DUNKLIN, JR........ Mcmphii, Tonnottoo Belmont, Mittiilippi Nathvillo. Tonnottoo . Lebanon. Tonnottoo Sixth Row CLYOE R. EAVES.................................Momphlt. Tonnottoo EDWARO J. GAIA.................................Momphit. Tonnottoo ERNIE GRIM................................Eliiabethton. Tonnottoo DURWOOD B. GRUBBS..............................Momphlt, Tonnottoo MEMPHIS DIVISION 344 10TH QUARTER PHARMACY JUNE, 1952 Sevonth Row HENRY T. HODGES..Boydt Craak. Tannaiiaa HARRY JOHNSON...................Memphis. Tenneuea GEORGE E. JONES.................Trenton. Tennessee ROBERT E, KEITH...............Knoxville. Tenneuea LOUIS W. LIPSCHUTZ. Naihvilla, Tenneuea Eighth Row RAYMOND A. McCULLOUGH..................Portland. Tenneuea MARY JEAN McGINNIS....................Naihvilla. Tenneuea BILLY JOE McNUTT..........................Parlj, Tenneuea CHARLOnE L. MEADE..................Murfreesboro. Tenneuea ROBERT D. MONROE....................Chattanooga. Tannaiiaa Ninth Row MORRIS A. PARSONS........................Tullahome, Tannaiiaa THOMAS 8OUL0ING PERKINS...................Gallatin. Tannaiiaa JOSEPH NEIL PEVAHOUSE......................Parioni. Tannaiiaa CHARLES E. PISTOLE..........................Sparta. Tannaiiaa WAYNNE POWELL...........................CKalybaata. Miuiiiippl Tanth Row MAURICE EDMUND REIZ.......................Owantboro. Kentucky CECIL E. RUSSELL..........................Knoxville. Tanneitae JACK R. STEWART......................Andrewi. North Carolina CHARLES LOREN TAIT.......................Chattanooga. Tannaiiaa Eleventh Row WILLIAM K. TAYLOR................... Laural Bloomary. Tannaiiaa THOMAS L. WALDEN............................Ballaviaw. Tannaiiaa JAMES FREORICK WALDRUM......................Naihvilla, Tannaiiaa CHARLES M. WARREN.........................................Lindan. Tannaiiaa Twolfth Row HENRY L. WATSON............................................Dovar. Tannaiiaa MARIAN WHALEY...............................Mamphii. Tannaiiaa RICHARD WHITEHEAO...........................Warran. Miuiiiippl ROBERT F. WILHITE...........................Cookavilla. Tannaiiaa NOT PICTURED WILLIAM D. ERWIN . . ROY EZZEL.......... WILLIAM E. HOLDEN. JOHN A. HUGGINS. JR. A8IE JOFFE......... LEON MARSHALL. . . . ERNEST F. SIMER. . . . JAMES R. SMITH. . . . . . Columbia, Tannaiiaa . . Naihvilla Tannaiiaa Baton Rouqa, Louisiana . . Mamphii. Tannaiiaa . . . Knoivilla, Tannaiiaa . . Lavottowa, New York . . . . Kannatt, Mittouri . . Mamphii. Tannaiiaa 345 8TH QUARTER DENTISTRY JUNE, 1952 First Row JOHN H. FRENCH . . . GEORGE G. DUDNEY. GRANVILLE 8. SHIELDS President Secretory Treasurer WILLIAM WE8BER ANDERSON. . . . Greenback. Tennessee Gainesboro. Tennessee . Sevierville, Tennessee . . Ludlow, Mississippi Second Row WILLIAM P. ARMSTRONG ........ Knoxville. Tenn.uo� JAMES T. BERRY...............................Sen Antonio, Texas CARL J. BRYSON...............................Tupelo. Mississippi KENNETH L. FRAME................................Norris, Tennessee Third Row JOE FUSON................... JOHN N. GIAROLI............. JAMES 8. GOODMAN............ JOE A, GRIFFIN.............. . Smithville, Tennessee . . Memphis. Tennessee Oak Ridge, Tennessee . . . Ripley, Tennessee Fourth Row RAYMOND J. LOISELLE..........................Southside. Tennessee SAM C. LOVE..................................Nashville. Tennessee R08ERT S. MOULTON.........................Fall Branch. Tennessee Fifth Row WILLIAM D. PARIS..........................Tracy City, Tennessee JOHN 8. PHILLIPS........................Chattanooga. Tennessee ROBERT E. STEEL. JR.....................Chattanooga. Tennessee Sixth Row OLIVER M. SUMMERS................................Knoxville, Tennessee R. RICHARD THOMASON...........................Russellville. Tennessee JAMES R. THOMASON..............................Old Hickory. Tennessee NOT PICTURED C. D. CASH.......... HAROLD DIFTLER .... PAUL ELCAN........... GEORGE J. GOUVAS . . PAUL C. McGLOTHLIN . RICHARD F. McHAN . . . BERNARD L. RAINEY. . . WILLIAM J. THOMPSON WALTER L. WARD. JR. . JOHN U. WICKER . . . . JAMES L. WIYGUL . . . . JERRY WOODY.......... .... Oakdale. Tennessee . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . . Memphis. Tennessee . . . . Knoivllle. Tennessee . . . Knoivllle, Tennessee . . . . Donelson, Tennessee ...........Halls. Tennessee South Pittsburg, Tennessee . . . . Memphis, Tennessee . . . Memphis, Tennessee . . . . Memphis. Tennessee . . . Forrest City. Arkansas MEMPHIS DIVISION 346 7TH QUARTER DENTISTRY JUNE, 1952 First Row JAMES E. MEEKS . . Corinth, Mittittippi Pretidcnf LESLIE W. DOSS......Springfield, Tenneuee V!ce-Pre,Ident JOHN W. BURGE.........Jack,on. Miuittippl Tree hirer FRANK H. ANDERSON..John,on City Tennottoe JOHN EARL CRISP JAMES T. DENTON JAMES R. ELLIOTT . CHARLES FIELDS. Second Row ...................Memphii, Tenneuee ...............Old Hickory, Tenneuee ............Eltill Spring,. Tenneuee .....................Milan, Tenneuee Third Row ROBERT K. GALLOWAY..........................Naihville. Tenneuee JOE W. GRAHAM...............................Knot ville, Tenneuee EDWIN L. HOFFIUS................................Hell,. Tenneuee HERBERT HOOVER HUGHES ..... Elirabothtcn. Tenneuee Fourth Row K. 8. HUMPHREYS............... EARL L. KEISTER................ JOSEPH L. KELLUM............... WILLIAM H. McMINN ... . . Petit, Tenneuee . . Norfolk, Virginia . Tupelo. Miuittippl Leiington. Tenneuee Fifth Row WILLIAM A. MYNATT.....................Knotville. Tenneuee JAMES J. NANKIVELL.................................Atheni. Tenneuee BAILEY W. PRICHARO................................Memphit. Tenneuee Sixth Row OSCAR J. RATCLIFF..................North Little Rock. Arkentet EDWARDS C. REYNOLDS . . ... Memphit. Tenneuee RUBEN P. ROBINSON......................Knotville, Tenneuee NOT PICTURED ELMO COX............ STEVE DOKA.......... JOHN ADAMS DOYLE. BOYO C. EDWARDS. . . GEORGE W. GOOD . . RALPH E HENDERSON . WADE A. HINSON . . . WILLIAM F. JOHNSTON JAMES W. POWELL. . . WALTER RICHARDSON . JERE ROE .......... WALTER TUNNELL . . . JERE TURNER........ JOE B. WRIGHT....... ROBERT O. ZANONE. . ..........Selmer. Tenneuee . . Morrittown, Tenneuee . . . Memphit, Tenneuee . . . Memphit, Tenneuee . . . Clarktville. Tenneuee .... Jackton, Tenneuee . . . Blountville, Tenneuee . . Maditonville. Tenneuee . . . Orenburg. Tenneuee . . . . Memphit. Tenneuee . . . Memphit, Tenneuee . . . . Knotville, Tenneuee South Pitltburq. Tenneuee . . . Naihville. Tenneuee . . . . Naihville. Tenne,tee 347 7TH QUARTER NURSING DIPLOMA JUNE, 1952 MAMIE M. SMITH POLLY PHILLIPS. BETTY YOUNG. . Firjf Ro Pretident Secretary Treaturer . McComb. Miuinippi . . Durant. Miuinippi Clavaland, Miuinippi Second Row VIRGINIA LEE RYAN........................Carthago. Miuinippi Council Repreientative BARBARA CUNNINGHAM.................................EMondalo. Tenrenee MARGARET DOUTHIT.....................................JaeHon. Miuinippi Third Row MITZI HENDRY. . . . KAY PARKER....... LINDA PORTER. . . . PATRICIA THOMPSON . . Motheim, Tennettee , . Momphli. Tonnotioo . Newborn. Tennettee Cleveland. Mlitiisippl NOT PICTURED JUNE BROWN.................................Knoxville, Tonnottoo LORRAINE MORELOCK...........................Motholm, Tonnotioo MARY BLANCHE POSEY...................Plantorivlllo, Miuinippi Viee-protidonl BECKY RUTH QUIN.........................................McComb. Mittlttippl 4TH QUARTER NURSING CERTIFICATE JUNE, 1952 First Row PEGGY CATE.................................Maryville, Tonnotioo Proiidont LYNN DANIEL..............................Now Albany. Miuinippi Vico-Proildont RUTH DAWKINS...................................Louln, Miuinippi Secretary and Troaiuror Second Row MARY JO CHRISTLEY.........................Momphli. Tennouee Reproiontativn PATRICIA A EUDALY...................Water Valley, Miuinippi PEGGY GAITHER............................Jackton. Tonnotioo EVELYN JANE HOLDER.......................Jackton. Tonnottoo Third Row MARGARET S. JONES.....................Knoxville. Tonnottoo ANN MILES................................Paragould, Arkantat JOYCE NEWBILL.............................Jackton. Tonnottoo HAROLYN R. OWEN.........................Aberdeen. Mittittippi NOT PICTURED FAYE BEARD................................Jackton. Tonnottoo MEMPHIS DIVISION 348 5TH QUARTER DENTISTRY JUNE, 1952 First Row I. J. DAVIDSON................. PrnidMl JOE K. BASS........................ Vlca-Prasident EDWARD H HAMILTON, JR ... . Treasurer ELWOOD E. BENNETT.................. Memphis. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee . . .Tampa. Florida Second Row M. R, BUNOSCHU..........................Chattanooga. Tennessee CHARLES H, CROW...............................Dovar. Tennessee JUDSON A. DAVIS........................Elliabethton, Tennessee HERBERT C. DEATON.............................Erwin. Tannetteo Third Row LEW W. DOUGHERTY. JR........................Camden. Tannanae JAMES S. DUNFORD.........................Knoxville. Tennessee IRVING M. ETKIND.........................Nashville. Tannette IRVING GRINDER. JR.......................Hohanwald. Tennessee Fourth Row CARL B. HOLMES........................Cron Plaint. Tennessee BOBBY H. HUGHES.......................Greanevilla. Tennessee W, S. JAMESON..................................Camden. Arkansas WILLIAM H. JOHNSON....................Spring City. Tennessee Fifth Row DAVID T. BROWN................... ALBERT E. MILLER................. WILLIAM HUGH PIPER............... BILLY M. FORD.................... . Clarksville. Tannanaa Etiiabathton. Tannanaa . . Knoxvilla, Tannanaa . . LaFayatta. Tannanaa Sixth Row GREGORY J. SALOMONE..............................Knoxvilla. Tannanaa FULTON C. SNEED. JR..................................Osyka. Mlnlnlppl CHARLES STURRUP.........................Oak Rldga. Tannanaa JEROME A. SUDDARTH.................Fountain City. Tannanaa Seventh Row AL8ERT C. TIPTON. JR...................Eliiabethton. Tannanaa WILLIAM L. ELLINGTON....................Chattanooga. Tannanaa HENRY S. POWERS. JR.........................Jackson. Tannanaa HAROLD MEOLIN............................... Sard!� . Tannanaa NOT PICTURED GLEN BLACKWELL...............................Morristown. Tonnanaa HERMAN E. BOLINGER..........................Graanavllla. Tannanaa EDWIN G. BROOKS..........................Fountain City. Tannanaa PRINCE A EADES. JR.............................Ronvllla. Georgia JAMES P. FREEMAN. JR.....................Fountain City. Tannanaa CLINTON R. GILL..................................Ruston. Louisiana WILLIAM HUGH KNOX, III........................Naihvilla. Tannassaa JEFFERSON H. McCRORY..........................Knoxvilla, Tannanaa HOMER A. SHELDON..............................Knoxvilla. Tannassaa SAM C. TATUM..................................Knoxvilla. Tannassaa JAMES E. THOMAS.................................Memphis. Tannassaa Secretary SHERMAN H. TURNER. JR......................Morristown. Tannassaa LEE H. WALKER...................................Draw. Mississippi JOHN L. WILHOIT. JR.......................Chattanooga. Tannassaa R08ERT M. WILLIAMS.......................................Jackson. Tannassaa 349 6TH QUARTER PHARMACY JUNE, 1952 First Row ROBERT J. SCHRAMM......................Spomor SAM L. JONES.........................Lebanon, Tennant President R. CHARLES WAGGONER.Goodlottsville. Tonnosseo Vice-Presidont JACK 0. STOVALL.......... Memphis. Tennesseo Treasurer Second Row SUE ARA HARRIS..............................Springf.old, Tennessee Secretary SAMMIE L. ARNOLD..................................Medon, Tennessee JAMES H. BLEDSOE...............................Humboldt, Tennossee THOMAS BROOKS, JR..........................Collierville. Tennessee Third Row BILLY C. 8ULLINGTON FRANK E. BUNCH. JR WINFRED F, BYRD . . ATKINS CARTER. JR. . 8ulls Gap. Tennessee . Leiinqton, Tennessee . Memphis, Tennessee Henderson, Tennessee Fourth Row WILLIAM A. CAUDEL ...................... ... Memphis. Tennossee TREVA CHUMLEY................................Nashville. Tennessoo JESS CONNER................................Chattanooga. Tennossee HOLMES WARREN CROSS.............................Pruden, Tennessee Fifth Row DORANCE DAMRON HORACE DAVIS . . MARTIN DELOZIER MAURICE ELDRIDGE Harriman, Tennossee Charlotte, Tennesson Maryville, Tennossee . Dickson. Tennessee Sixth Row KATHERINE W. GOFF..........................Monterey. Tennesson JOHN HAGEWOOD...............................Memphis. Tennessee CLYDE HIGHFILL......................... Brownsville. Tonnossoe HAROLD E. HOLLMAN...........................Memphis. Tennessee Sevonth Row LESTER V. HOLT..........................New Tazewell, Tennessee 8UCKNER O. HOWSE.............................Alexandria. Louisiana CAROLA KISBER.............................................Memphis. Tennessee ROY C. LATIMER.............................Little Rock. Arkansas DAVID L. LUNDY..........................Goodlettsville. Tonnossoe MEMPHIS DIVISION 350 6TH QUARTER PHARMACY JUNE, 1952 First Row HARRY MALONE.........Nashville, Tennessee W. CHARLES McDEARMAN..Gallatin, Tennessee TURNER G. MOREHEAD, JR.Memphis. Tennessee JOHN E. NEWBY..........Lebanon. Tennessee Second Row ROBERT B. NORRIS...............................Dayton. Tennessee DONALD W. OVERTON...........................Bold Gap. Tennessee JOANNE HAROEMAN POWERS..............Memphis. Tennes� � NICK POWERS...................................Memphis. Tennessee Third Row SAM POWERS....................................Jackson, Tennessee JACK PUGH.....................................Madison. Tennessee WALTER L. RALEIGH.............................Memphis. Tennessee JOE S. ROPER..................................Hickman. Kentucky Fourth Row ..................Nashville. Tennessee ....................Memphis. Tennessee ..................Maryville. Tennessee ..................Nashville. Tennessee Fifth Row GRADY THREADGILL.........................Jackson. Tennessee JAMES NICKEY TODD.........................Sharon. Tennessee HAROLD E. TRACY...............................Memphis. Tennessee LAWRENCE P. TURNER ...........................Memphis. Tennessee FRED SEIDEMANN . BUD ROBERT SWIFT JULIUS E. TAYLOR . ALBERT THACKER . Sixth Row BARBARA VANCE ............... GEORGE WALTER................ GENE WATKINS................. MRS. LOYD H, WEATHERS........ Nashville, Tennessee Memphis. Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee . Loretta. Tennessee Seventh Row LOYD H. WEATHERS............ GEORGE THOMAS WEBB.......... CATHERINE 0. WINTER......... HERMAN WOLF................. JOE T. WOODSON.............. . Loretta. Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Memphis. Tennessee . . Semis. Tennessee NOT PICTURED SARAH BLANTON..............................Adamsvlll� , Tennessee R. A. 8URNS............................... Knoxville, Tennessee SAM B. COWARD. JR. . ......................Livingston, Tennessee ROBERT M. LITTLE.........................Eliiobethton, Tennessee PHILLIPS A. MANDELMAN.........................Memphis. Tennessee AGNES PATTERSON.............................Maryville, Tennessee JOHN RATCLIFF.................................Jellico. Tennessee JAMES STEVENSON...........................Chattanooga. Tennessee 351 4TH QUARTER DENTISTRY JUNE, 1952 First Row WHITMAN MITCHELL.....................................Tuscumbt . Alabama President GEORGE BLAND...........................................Mamphii, Tennessee Vice-President WARD MEYERHOEFFER.....................Johnson City, Tennessee Traasurcr LEROY N. BOTTOMLEY . . Graanaville, Tennessee Socond Row WILLIAM BURRUS. . MIMS W. BUTLER. . . VANCE CARTWRIGHT HARLAN GATES. II . . Nashville. Tennessee . Raleigh, Mississippi Memphis. Tennessee . Memphis. Tennessee Third Row WILLIAM JESSE GREEK........... RICHARD HALE.................. SAM D. HALL. JR............... ARTH JONES.................... . Nashville. Tennessee Morristown, Tennessee Goodman Mississippi Dyersburg, Tennessee Fourth Row W. V. LASHLEE..................................Nashville. Tennessee TOM W. MARK.......................................Ripley. Tennossec HOWARD S. MISNER.....................................Miami. Florida 8U0 MOORE..........................................Erwin. Tennessee WILLIAM H. NORTHERN......................Jefterson City. Tennessee R08ERT RODGERS. . C. WAYNE SHEARER WILLIAM SHIRLEY. JAMES ROY SMITH . JAMES SOUSOULAS. Fifth Row ..................Memphis, Tennesseo ..................Memphis, Tennessee ..............Chattanooqa. Tennessee ................Mansfield. Tennessee ..................Memphis, Tennessee Sirth Row HUGH ARNOLD STEWART. JR.........................Jackson. Tennessee WILLIAM TERRY.................................Knoxville. Tennessee JAMES A. TRUEMAN..........................Johnson City. Tennestse WILLIAM O. WIMMER.............................Kingsport, Tennossee CHARLES W. WOODS.................................Selmor. Tennessee NOT PICTURED FOY BROWN.............................Knoxville, Tennessee JOHN CHRISTENBERRY......................Memphis. Tennessee REUBEN DUBROW.......................Chattanooga. Tennessee JOHN JACOWAY........................Chattanooqa. Tennessee WILLIAM MARTIN..........................Memphis. Tennessee SIDNEY PETERSON.................. • Chattanooga. Tennessee MEMPHIS DIVISION 352 3RD QUARTER MEDICINE Pint Row C. STRATTON HILL. JR.......................Humboldt. Tannattaa Pratidant CLARENCE E. MOULDING. JR.................Johnton City. Tannattaa Vica-Pretidant FREO HATCH.....................................Mamphit Tannanaa Traaturar REBECCA PHELPS................................Mamphit. Tannanaa Secratary CHARLES E. ALLEN................................Erwin. Tannattaa Socond Row EDMOND LYNN ALLEY . . ..... Church Hill. Tannattaa WILLIAM P. BAILEY. JR....................Johnton City. Tannottaa PAUL H. BECKMAN.............................Nathvilla. Tannattaa WARREN FRANKLYN BROWN..........................Dayton. Tannattaa WALTER S. CAIN................................Maditon. Tannattaa Third Row JOE CAMPBELL................................Nathvilla. Tannattaa ROBERT B. CLARK. Ill......................Chattanooga. Tannattaa ELIZABETH DOWELL............................Knoivilla. Tannattaa A. WILLIAM ELORIDGE.......................Nathvilla. Tannattaa GEORGE WILSON FORT. JR....................Clarltvilla, Tannattaa Fourth Row WALLACE B FRIERSON.........................Mt. Plaaiant. Tannattaa CHARLES M. GILL.................................Dachard. Tannattaa BURTON GRANT..................................Nathvilla. Tannattaa ROBERT HARRIS...................................Mamphit. Tannattaa ELIZABETH JOHNSTON............................Kingtporf. Tannattaa Fifth Row CHARLES KELLEY........................Chattanooga. WILLIAM P. KING...........................Mamphit. WILLIAM LAING...........................Knoivilla. BERT LEMING................................Graanavilla. WILLIAM E. MeGHEE.......................Knoivilla. Tannattaa Tannattaa Tannattaa Tannattaa Tannattaa Sixth Row O. L. MERRITT...........................Wathburn, MAURICE MOORE...........................Whitavilla. TEO NUNES................................Nathvilla. GRADY SANDERS..............................Mamphit. SAMMY NEAL SMITH..............................Erin. Tannattaa Tannattaa Tannattaa Tannattaa Tannattaa Sovonth Row JACK NELSON STONE.......................Chattanooga. DALE A. TEAGUE..........................Graanavilla. JAMES THAYER.............................. Mamphit. ALVIN URSERY..............................Dyartburg. GEORGE WILLIAM WRIGHT. JR.................Mamphit. Tannattaa Tannattaa Tannattaa Tannattaa Tannattaa NOT PICTURED NORMAN DAVIS BEN 0EW8RE GALE GARDNER JAMES HAMPTON LEO HUGHES STANLEY KAPLAN HARVEY KOCH ARTHUR McCURREY KERMIT MITCHELL TOM MOGAN W. MORRIS W. PARIS JAMES ROBERTSON EO SHUCK HOWARD THOMAS MAURICE WALLER 353 3RD QUARTER NURSING DIPLOMA JUNE, 1952 First Row ORENE COWHAM........................ Pensacola. Florida President GERALDINE EAKES..................Oak Ridge, Tennosseo VIco-Prosiden! GLAOYS ASHLEY....................Heilehurst. Mississippi Secretary NANCY FACE...........................Memphis, Tennessee Representative Second Row MARTHA C. SAMUELSON..............Clarksdate. Mississippi Chaplain BETH BENNETT.....................Johnson City. Tennessee JOANNE FOSTER..................................Winfield. Alabama LOIS FROTHINGHAM.................Hollendele. Mississippi Third Row DOROTHY B. GLOVER................Union City. Tennossee EUNICE JENSEN....................Millington. Tennessee PEGGY MANNING......................Cookeville. Tennessee DOROTHY MARLER...................Hot Springs. Arkansas JO ANN MATTOX....................................Selmer. Tennossee Fourth Row MARION MOSS........................Englewood, Tennessee ELIZA8ETH SCHRADER....................Memphis. Tennessee MARGARET STEWART....................Jackson. Mississippi PATRICIA SWORDS......................Carthago. Tennessee MICHIE TUCKER..................................Oakville. Tennessee NOT PICTURED JUNE CLAPP..........................Corryton, Tennosseo Treasurer MARY ANN GAITHER..................... Jackson. Tonnessee 3RD QUARTER NURSING CERTIFICATE JUNE, 1952 JANE WRIGHT First Row X • 9 Tennessee VIRGINIA LEE CROSS. President Tennessee MARY FAYE VARNELL. Vice-President Tennessee JO A. RANDLE Secretary Second Row Tennessee CAROLYN FRANKLIN Treasurer . . . Bristol. Tonnessee MARY ANN WILLIAMS Representative . Little Rock, Arkansas ANNIE SUE CLIFT , . . Chaplain Tennessee Third Row VELMA COOK...................... BETTY GRAY...................... GLADYS KREOER .................. ANNETTE WISE.................... Hillhouse, Mississippi . Momphis. Tennosseo St. Charles. Missouri Nashville. Tonnessoe MEMPHIS DIVISION 354 3RD QUARTER DENTAL HYGIENE JUNE, 1952 First Row Oft. LEONARD W Gill................ 0 . JAMES F. BIGGER. JR............ E MYftlE HALSEY.................... President SARAH GRIFFIN...................... Vice-President ANN TRAYLOR........................ Secretary ....... Sponsor ..........Sponsor . . . Tampa. Florida . . Atlanta. Georgia Manchester, Georgia Second Row DONNA CLAIRE RIER..............................Memphis. Tennessee Treeiurer ANN BARNETT....................................Diclion. Tennessee SALLY J. BLACK..................................Mascot. Tennessee BILLIE BUCHANAN..............................Kingiport. Tennessee SANNA CALLIO...............................Oak Ridge. Tennessee Third Row MARY A. CAMP8ELL.............. SARAH ANNE CHAMBLEY........... MARY SUE COURTNEY............. ELOISE CRAVEN................. LIVIJA ELZA DUKS.............. . Memphis. Tennessee Oak Ridge, Tennessee . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Chipley, Florida . Jackson. Mississippi Fourth Row BETTY JEAN FORRESTER.......... CARIANNE GOTHARD.............. SASSY HALL........ ........... PAT HOELSCHER................. 8EVERLY ANN HUMPHRIES......... . Memphis, Tennessee Thomasville. Georgia . . . Dumas. Arkansas . Memphis Tennessee . Jacksonville. Florida Fifth Row LETTY JAY...................................Thomasville. Georgia CARALYN 8 KELLY.............................Hot Springs. Arkansas NANCY KERR........................................ Erin. Tennessee NORA NOLAN..................................New Orleans. Louisiana MARJORIE PERRY..................................Memphis. Tennessee Sixth Row MARTHA ANN PLEDGER . . INA PLESOFSKY................ CLARE RANEY.................. EMMA M. RODDY................ Chattanooga. Tennessee . . . Memphis. Tennessee , , . Memphis. Tennessee ........Palatka. Florida Sovonth Row CLYDE A. ROELING.....................New Orleans. Louisiana JULIANNE SHEFFIELD..................Jacksonville. Florida ELIZA8ETH SMITH....................................Memphis. Tennessee BETTY RUTH WEATHERFORD..................Rockwood. Tennessee 355 ALPHA EPSILON IOTA NANCY JONES .. NORMA WALKER . . MARY J. WARD . . VIVIAN BECK. . . . ANNA NELL BLAND Firsl Row President Vico-Presidont Treasurer . . . Milan. Tennossee Centerville. Tonnotsoe , Harrogate, TonnoSSOe . Momphis. Tonnosseo . . Jaolson, Tennessee MARION E. MOORE VARNA PEYTON . . . BARBARA WALTERS SUE WELCH .... MAMIE WINS . . . SARA ABBOTT. VIRGINIA DIEHL Socond Row ....................................................Knoxville. Tmmmi ..................................................... Hamburg, Tennessee ................................................Hattiesburg. Mississippi .....................................................Savannah. Tennesseo .....................................................Memphis, Tennesseo NOT PICTURED .....................................................Memphis, Tennessee .....................................................Memphis, Tennessee EVANGELINE H. WELLS Socretaiy Knoxville, Tennossee Mary jean McGinnis. . . DIXIE BEIL............. MARIAN WHALEY.......... CHARLOTTE LOCKE MEADE SARA BLANTON........... First Row President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . . Nashville, Tennessee . . . Gallatin. Tennessee , . Memphis, Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tennessee Ademsville. Tennessee Second Row TREVA CHUMLEY ...................................... PATTY CRAWFORD...................................... SUE ARA HARRIS...................................... CAROLA KISSER....................................... MRS. SARAH E. POWELL................................ Nashville, Tennessee . McKemie. Tennessee Springfield Tennessee . Memphis, Tennessee . . . Fulton. Kentucky LAMBDA KAPPA SIGMA Third Row JOANNE HAROEMAN POWERS................................................................................Memphis, Tennessee 8AR8ARA VANCE....................................................................................................Nashville, Tennessee NOLA WEATHERS......................................................................................................Loretto. Tennessee CATHERINE DOLORES WINTER..............................................................................Nashville, Tennessee BEVERLY WOOD.........................................................................................................Paris, Tennessee NOT PICTURED AGNES RUTH PATTERSON............................................................... Maryville, Tennessee On May 18, 1951, the women students of the School of Pharmacy. University of Tennessee at Memphis, organized as the Mortar and Pestle Club, were installed as Alpha Epsilon Chap- ter of Lambda Kappa Sigma. Lambda Kappa Sigma is a Professional Sorority, composed inclusively of women in pharmacy. First Row Third Row ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA SAM L. ROBINSON...........................Dayton. T«nr m Pr«rid«nf OLIN O. WILLIAMS. JR....................Harriman. Tannage Vlca-Rrasldant GLENN R. NOSS..........................Naihvilla. Tannaswa Traaturar RALPH M. JONES........................Eaglovilla, Tannossaa Recording Sacratary ARVIL M. KIRK. JR........................Jackson, Tannassaa Corresponding Sacratary PHILIP G. WILLIAMS......................McKeniie. Tannassaa Marshal RICHARD H. 8ARRICK...................Springfield. Tennessee Historian Second Row EMMETT M. LUNCEFORD. JR...................Selmer, Tannassaa Warden HARVEY G. COKER, JR....................Kno.ville, Tennessee Chaplain DR. ROBERT L. CROWE......................Memphis. Tennessee Sponsor DR. FRANK H. HARRISON....................Memphis. Tannassaa District Deputy RICHARD D. ALLEN.....................Chattanooga. Tennessee PAUL H. BECKMAN .......................Nashville, Tennessee DAN R. BOTTOMLEY.....................Greeneville. Tannassaa DON H. BRADLEY..............................Sparta. Tannassaa R08ERT T. BROOKS................... Fountain City, Tennessee ISHAM M. COX. JR..........................Kingston. Tennessee BRUCE M. CULVAHOUSE......................Ten Mile. Tennessee ELDON R. DYKES...........................Kingsport. Tennessee A. WILLIAM ELDRIDGE......................Nashville. Tennessee PAUL C. ESTES............................Nashville, Tennessee RALPH D. FORD.........................Cotton Plant. Mississippi Fourth Row H. COLBY GARDNER..........................Harriman. Tennessee JACK K. GOODRICH......................Fayetteville. Tennessee CONRAD L. GRA6EEL.....................Spring City. Tennessee GEORGE B. HAGAN..........................Nashville. Tennessee ELLIS U. HARR..............................Bristol. Tennessee JAMES S. HENRY...........................Maryville, Tennessee LEWIS T. HOWARO...........................Harriman. Tennessee C. D. HUFFMAN............................Limestone, Tennessee Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fraternity was organized on September 29, 1888 by a group of students at Dartmouth Medical School in Hanover. New Hampshire. Since the initiation of the original chapter at Dartmouth. Alpha Kappa Kappa has progressively expanded until it has become international in character with the establishment of chapters in the medica! schools of our neighbor. Canada. Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Kappa located at the University of Tennessee, College of Medicine, is composed of medical students that enjoy the fraternal relationships and the pro- longed friendships that can be derived from such an association. Omega chapter endeavors to 358 FIr + Row WALTER T. HUGHES.......................Clavaland. Tannauaa NAT E. HYOER........................Elijabathton, T nn � � o« WILLIAM E. McGHEE......................Knoivillt, T«nno� � «« DAVID C. MEEK.............................Martin. T«nn«tt« O. L. MERRITT...........................Waihburn, Tannauaa RAY E. METHVIN........................... Laoma, Tannauaa JAMES W. MITCHELL........................ Sparta. Tannauaa Third Row GEORGE E. SHACKLETT.....................Rock wood Tannauaa BEN A. SHELTON.............................Nathvilla. Tanneuae OSCAR L. SIMPSON, JR.................Chicago Haight� . Illino!� ROBERT L. SIMPSON............................Brittol. Tanna� taa ALANSON 8. SMITH........................Dacaturvilla, Tannauaa C. B. SMITH................................Tylartown, Minittippi JOSEPH D. SMITH............................Knoivilla, Tannauaa ROBERT J. SMITH..............................Mamphil, Tannauaa Second Row ROBERT W. MORRIS. JR....................Saviarvilla. Tannauaa JAMES M. PARKS.....................Fork Mountain, Tannauaa ROBERT L. PETTUS..................... . . Nathvilla. Tanna� � aa JAMES H. PRICE...............................MampSii Tannauaa ROBERT L. RAINEY........................Browntvilla. Tanna� � ae HENRY C. R08ERTS............................Jackton. Tannauaa KYLE O. RUTHERFORD..........................Clinton. Tannauaa Fourth Row SAMMY N. SMITH.................................Erin. Tannauaa 8ILL J. SWAN.................................Martal, Tannauaa FRED E. TOSH..................................Bamit, Tannauaa ALVIN Y. URSERY...........................Dyartburg, Tannauaa LYNN A. WARNER. JR..................... ... Bolivar. Tannauaa RICHARD L. WHITTAKER......................Knoxvilla. Tannauaa O. HORACE YAR8ERRY, JR..........Saviarvilla. Tannattaa WARNER C. ZACHARY. JR............Knorvilla. Tannauaa NOT PICTURED CHALMERS CHASTAIN ROBERT FORD WESLEY MORGAN JACK TOSH EDDIE CALDWELL T. J. HILL. JR, ANOREW E. PAINTER ALFRED TYNE A L P H A SIDNEY P. EDDS JOSEPH E. HURT CLAUDE H. PLUMLEE PARKS W. WALKER, JR. JOHN C. ELLIS CHARLES HUTSON WILLIAM SHELL WALTER WELLS HENRY FARRAR LOWRY 0. KIRBY LESLIE J. STU86LEFIELD LESTER C. WILLIS K A P P A promote the basic purpose of intellectual accomplishments, mutual assistance, social develop- ment, and a sincere appreciation for the achievevements of the science of medicine upon which K A P P A the parent chapter of the fraternity was founded. Adherence to such a policy will surely en- due the student with the capacity to be a more enjoyable companion and a more competent physician in later life. 359 DELTA SIGMA DELTA Fir � Row OR. J. R. BOURGOYNE..................................Ooputy DR. T. H. SHIPMON .........................Abitant Depuly OR. H. C. COOPER......................... . Faculty Advisor B. H. WILLIAMS...................Eliiabethton, Tenneiteece Grand Mastar 'SI-ST R. M. 8ATEMAN....................................Leiinqto . Tenneueee Worthy Maitar 'SI-'S2 H. D. TAYLOR.........................Livingston. Terneuoe Scriba SI-SZ C. CARRINGTON.....................................Parsons, Tannassee Treasurer ‘SI-'S2 R M WILLIAMS........................Eliiabethton, Tennessee Assistant Treasurer 'SI-'S2 H. H. HENOLEY............................Memphis. Tennessee Senior Paqe ‘SI S2 Second Row A J. FUSON............................Smithville. Tennessee Junior P.tge -5I-'S2 W. S. 8LEOSOE............................Memphis, Tennossee Past Grand Master 'SI R. H. MONTGOMERY......................Kingsport, Tennessee Past Worthy Master 'SI L. F. ROSE..........................Chattanooga. Tennessee , „ „ Past Scribe -SI S' C. MORGAN...............................Erwin. Tennessee Past Treasurer '51 J. R REOOICK...........................Knoiville, Tennessee Pas! Historian 'SI W. F. ARMSTRONG. JR...............Knoiville, Tennessee W P. ARMSTRONG F. H. ANDERSON . M. F. ANDERSON. . W. W. ANDERSON . J. T. ANDREWS. . . H. D. AUSTIN D. M. BAIRD. . . J. T. BERRY...... T. H. BOND....... OeWITT BOWEN . . . 8. 8. BLEVINS. . . . £. E. COX........ J. E. CRISP..... H. DEATON....... E. DUNCAN....... P. H. EOWARDS . . . P D. ELCAN . H. C. ELKINS . . . . J. R. ELLIOTT. . . . R. E. FIELDS. . P. S. FRANCIS . J. N. GIAROLI . J. W GRAHAM A. F. HALFORD W. J. HILLS. . E. L. HOFFIUS . 6. HUGHES. . . ...........Surgoinsville, Tennessee ...................Erwin, Tennessee Third Row ...................Chicago, Illinois .................Ludlow. Mississippi ..................Memphis. Tennessee ................Nashville, Tennessee ............South Fulton, Tennessee .................San Antonio, Teias ..................Jackson. Tennessee ..............Collegedale, Tennessee ................Kingsport. Tennessee Fourth Row ...............Knoiville. Tennessee • . . . Bryson City, North Carolina ...................Erwin. Tennessee .................Memphis. Tennessee ...........Johnson City, Tennessee ..................Memphis, Tennessee ..............Manchester, Tennessee ...........Estill Springs, Tennessee Fifth Row ............Johnson City. Tennessee ................Kingsport. Tennessee ..................Memphis, Tennessee ...............Knoiville. Tennessee .................Memphis. Tennessee ................Lexington. Tennessee .....................Halls, Tennessee ..............Greeneville, Tennessee The Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity is the oldest dental fraternity. It was founded as an under- graduate professional fraternity in 1882 at the University of Michigan. On February 23. 1884, 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 Tennes- see, College of Dentistry. May 28. 1921. The objective of Delta Sigma Delta is to keep high the standards of dentistry by inculcat- ing in the minds of dental students and practitioners the spirit of fraternal cooperation to- ward scientific, ethical and professional 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 becoming the best dentist within the range of his capabilities. Subordinate chapters are composed of undergraduate students in dental colleges. There are 33 subordinate chapters in the United States. The Supreme Chapter is composed of dental prac- First Row H. H. HUGHES......................Eliiabathfo . Temonao K. 8. HUMPHREYS. JR.....................Pa� � . Tannatiaa J T. HUTTON . . . Matyvilla, Tannaiiaa W. F. JOHNSTON . . Madiionvilla. Tannaiiaa E. I. KEISTER. JR....................................Norfolk. Virgin. J. M. LAMBERT........................Patariburg. Tannaiiaa F. M. LAUDERDALE........................Mamphii. Tannatiaa R. R. METSKER.................... . . Mamph.t. Tannatiaa E. McCABE............................. Gulfport, M.itlllipp. Socond Row W. T. MeDOWELL........................Wincheilar. Unrni.e W. H. McMINN ....................Laxingfon. Tannaiiaa G. 8. MILLARD.......................Gatlinburg. Tanr.aiiaa A E. MILLER......................Elii b thton, Tannaitaa R. S. MOULTON.......................Fall Branch. Tannaiiaa R E. MOVES...............................Mamphii. Tenneiia L J. MUNCY. . . . Harrogafa. Tannaiiaa W. A. MYNATT Knoivilla. Tannaiiaa T. E. NELSON...........................................Lioni, Georgia Third Row MAURICE OWEN ........................ Pina Bluff, Arkaniai T. C. PARKER.........................Wafarfown. Tannaitaa R. G. PERCIVAL ......... New Taiawall, Tannaiiaa 8 W. PRICHARD......................... Mamphii. Tannanao O. J. RATCLIFF.......................LiMla Rock, Arkaniai T. O. NASH............................. Memphii. Tannaiiaa W. RICHARDSON............................Mamp.Yn, Yannaiiea J. E ROE.................................Mamphii. Tannatiaa W. L. SCHOLES..............................Parii. Tannaiiaa Fourth Row 8. D. SELF...........................8ulli Gap. Tannatiaa G. 8. SHIELDS................Saviarvilla. Tannatiaa H. R. SHIVERS....................Tranfon. Tannaiiaa J. A. SHULTS.................Saviarvilla. Tannaiiaa C. F. SMITH ... ... Rockwood. Tannaiiaa ROBERT STANWORTH.........................Jackion. Tannaiiaa C. STIRRUP.................................Miami, Florid J. W. STONE..............................Mamphii. Tannaiiaa Fifth Row A. C. TIPTON......................Eliiabafhfon. Tannoiiaa E J. THREET..........................Naihvill . Tannaiiaa J. R THOMASON.......................Old Hickory. Tannaiiaa K. £. WHITSON........................Cookavilla. Tonnaitea H G. WOODS...........................Handarion. Tannaiiaa S. M. WOODS.............................Buffalo. Tannaiiaa J. D. WRINKLE.........................Clavaland. Tannaitaa J. R WYATT.......................... . . . Riplay. Tannaiiaa DELTA SIGMA DELTA NOT PICTURED JACK ADAMS. ............................. Springfiald. Tannaiiaa C. W. BAGLEY..............................Lawiiburg, Tannaiiaa W. A. BERRY . Mamphii, Tannaiiaa V D. BISHOP............................. • Ocoaa. Tannaiiaa T. 8. 8ROWN..............................Kingiport, Tannaiiaa M. P. BULL . . Springfiald. Tannaiiaa L W DOSS. JR.......................... Springfiald. Tannaitao J. A. DOYLE................................Mamphii. Tannaiiaa W. 8. ELLIOTT ............................ Cadarhill. Tannaiiaa W. K. GRISHAM............................Lawrencaburg. Tannaiiaa E F HACKNEY. . Sneadvilla. Tannaitaa W. A. HINSON . ....... Kingiport. Tannaiiaa C. E. KYLE...............................Mamphii. Tannaiiaa W. C. LADY............................Kingiport, Tannaiiaa T. J. NIOIFFER......................Eliiabefhton. Tannaiiaa H. J. PHILLIPS......................... Mamphii. Tannaiiaa J. M. POWERS............................Wavarly. Tannaiiaa E. C. REYNOLDS...........................Mamphii. Tannaiiaa J, W. TAL8ERT.....................Mountain Horn . Tannaitaa S. V. TALBERT..................................Mountain Homa. Tannaitaa W G. WALKER...........................Gallatin. Tannaiiaa W. L. WARD ............................Mamphlt. Tannaitaa P. J. WENK............................ . Milan. Tannaiiaa J. U. WICKER............................. Mamphii, Tannaiiaa titioners 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. Graduate chapters are a division of the Supremo Chapter. There are 34 graduate chapters in the United States. Canada. British Isles. Australia, and on the Conti- nents of Europe and Africa. For several years Kappa Kappa chapter has presented to the graduating seniors life mem- bership in the fraternity. First Row Third Row KAPPA P S I HARRY K. BURNHAM.....................L k« Vill«g«. Ark nsas President MARION M. BAIN. .Memphis, Tennessee Vice-President CHARLES M. WARREN...........................Linden. Tennessee Secretary BILLY JOE McNUTT.............................Paris. Tennessoe Treasurer ROBERT F. WILHITE....................Cookeville. Tennessee Chaplain THOMAS L. WALDEN.........................Belleview. Tennessee Historian CHARLES M COWDEN............................Sparta. Tennessee Sergeant-at-Arms CHARLES R. CREED...........................Hickman. Kentucky Sports Manager DR. KARL J. GOLDNER.........................Memphis. Tennessee Second Row W. HOWARD HASSLER..........................Memphis. Tennessee WILLIAM S. SWAFFORD........................Memphis. Tennessee JASPER DONALD ANDERSON........................Dyer. Tennessee WILLIAM C. AYERS...........................Memphis, Tennessee LEE L. BREWER..............................Trenton. Tennessee HARRY MAURICE CARR......................Cookeville. Tennessee LOUIS E. CROSS............................Harriman, Tennessee HOWARD A. DONNAHOE.........................Memphis. Tennessee CLYDE R. EAVES.............................Memphis. Tennessee ROBERT G. HAGOPIAN..........................Cairo. Egypt HAROLD LEWIS HAMPTON .... Cookeville. Tennessee MARK HARDAWAY ............................Trenton. Tonnessee RAY HARRIS................................Memphis. Tennessee R08ERT E. HYDER . . . . Memphis, Tennessee GEORGE JONES..............................Trenton. Tennessee BILLY JOE LANCASTER.....................Oyersburg, Tennessee DAVID H. LILLARD..........................Clinton. Kentucky VINCENT J. MAROLD.........................Memphis, Tennessee Fourth Row ROBERT J. MITCHELL.....................Crossville. Tennessee J. D. McKORKLE..........................Henderson. Tennessee WILLIAM R. NEIGHBORS..................Chattanooga. Tennessee WILLIAM J. PRATER.........................Concord. Tennessee HUGHES REID...............................Trenton. Tennessee ROBERT F. TAYLOR......................Chattanooga. Tennessee EOWIN D. TAYLOR...........................Trenton, Tennessee CECIL M. TAYLOR.......................Shelbyville, Tennessee DAVID VERBLE...................... .... Algood. Tennessee Kappa Psi, first national Greek letter pharmaceutical fraternity, was founded December 5. 1879. at the College of Virginia. Since its inception, it has grown to have 54 collegiate chap- ters and 37 graduate chapters located only in those colleges of pharmacy which meet the syllabus requirements of the American Association of Pharmacy, 362 €9C m § - 5 5 A r § z i § r | g. § i tf I ? 3 - 3 O 2 £ Z £ m f- O •n 5 r- _ m O £ £ 5 _ � I 5 Z v 3 n -C J - � , o _ c • � y - 2 o _ o _ o S C S C2ZO a „ £ b ? f if ? a ■ o 5. o ? • a -. 2- S: • 3 5 3 | f ! I s- I 5 ? f ? f s I =• •H -« O H H H H H H H 3 3 ‘ 3333593 • 2 o 3 2 3 3 I 2 2 sszsssssss .‘«aOAl� � E il O }r • � % S R 6 1 5 £ 3 p y - £ 2 o _ 5 f; o o ;• ■? g £ ; £ • I S„: 02- IZi' s ? s-1 I- ?: I 2 x 3 i 2 § J = ’ ! 3 ■ s z ?. = a- T P • J 3 J 3 3 3 3 3 «03 « � � • S S S S 3 S 5 S :::::::: o E Q o 2 s 5 z a o He? � m r- 3 R £ ' O A V 2 I z O Z £ JS? y 3 3 ; z % Q =-• • .- 7 p gj w - O r f r- m 'J _ s=! § ? -z = P J? ? o ? s 5 r 3 s 3 5 j 5. j. o r a ? • ? 5 2 5 2 5 2 2 5 s o o z z z z Is o 2 z ? i Z 2 fc ! S p “ O r- ■ § - z n trt o z s 5 O z Z „ 1 j « 11 i 111111 3 • • 5 y p s o HfcHMHJIHH-l O � ■ � r°e° n ; � 33 rn O m 5 i - S S f lsl| a s 2. 7 o 6 .- ? 9 ? s s s ►d ffi o ffi Fir t Row ROBERT B. CLARK. Ill.Chattanooga. J. T. JAB60UR..... TlptonvIlU. Tanne� � a JOE CRUPIE...Dyariburg. JOHN L. DALLAS . . ? . . . . . Knoivilla. Tannaita JOE DaLOZIER.Saviarvllla. PHI CHI First Row RICHARD GRESHAM.....................Johnson City. Tennessee JAY HAIL.................................Bristol. Virginia RALPH SHERRILL HAMILTON...............Knoxville, Tennessee DAVID H. HARPOLE......................Union City. Tennessee CHARLES BEN HARVEY....................Harriman, Tannassaa FRED E. HATCH. JR........................Memphis. Tannassaa ED HAZELHURST. JR..................................Jackson. Tannassaa JOE SAMUEL HENDERSON. JR..............Maryville, Tannassaa ROBERT HEWGLEY........................Knorvilla, Tannassaa C. STRATTON HILL. JR..................Humboldt. Tannassaa Second Row ROBERT HUGHES..............................Mamphis, Tannassaa C. EUGENE JA6BOUR......................Tlptonvilla. Tannassaa FLORI AN EMILE JA80UR....................Vicksburg. Mississippi JACK JOHNSON............................Gainasboro, Tannassaa JOE 8REESE JOHNSON.........................Mamphis. Tannassaa ORRIN LESTER JONES. JR.....................Waverly, Tannassaa EDWARD A. KARL...........................Nashville. Tannassaa ROBERT F. KEELING. SR..................Greeneville. Tannassaa CHARLES G. KELLEY......................Chattanooga. Tannassaa HAROLD L. KING..........................Rutherford, Tannassaa Third Row WILLIAM P. KING..................................Mamphis. Tannassaa ROBERT H. KIRKPATRICK.............Johnson City. Tannassaa ROBERT KNOX.......................... Mamphis, Tannassaa WILLIAM G. LAING............................Knoiv'ille. Tennessee DAVID C. LANE............................ Oak Ridge, Tennessee HERMAN GLEN LaVELLE............................Mamphis. Tennessee JOE HAYES LEONARD............................Knoxville. Tennessee ROBERT A. LEWIS..............................Knoxville, Tannassaa HENRY H. LONG................................Knoxville. Tennessee WILLIAM E. LONG................................Memphis. Tennessee Fourth Row JOHN 8. LYNCH.........................Mt. Pleasant. Tennessee ALBERT M. McCREARY.........................Kingsport, Tennessee BARRY P. MdNTOSH............................Hernando, Mississippi JAMES L. McKNIGHT........................Clarksville. Tennessee DAVID C. MeLEAN............................Knoxville. Tennessee ROBERT E. MADDOX.............................Jackson. Tannassaa TINNIN MARTIN, JR............................Mamphis, Tennessee J. R. MAYFIELD..............................Humboldt, Tennessee R08ERT W. MEADOWS..........................Knoxville. Tennessee WILLIAM E. METZGER TRAVIS E. MORGAN . H. COWAN MOSS. JR. A. JEROME MUELLER . CECIL F. MYNATT. . NEILON NEILSON . . . TED NUNES......... STEWART L. NUNN . . EDWIN PAGE....... Fifth Row ................Memphis. Tennessee ..............LaFayatta, Tennessee ...........Johnson City. Tannassaa ................Mamphis. Tannassaa ..............Knoxville, Tannassaa ..................Waxahachia, Texas ..............Nashville, Tannassaa .................Ripley, Tannassaa . ..............Mamphis, Tennessee Phi Chi International Fraternity was founded March 31. 1889, at the University of Vermont. There are at present over 35.000 members of Phi Chi representing practically all the countries of the world. First Row GENE RUFFNER RAGE.........................Memphis, Tennossee R. E. PATTERSON...........................Momphis. Tennessee WILLIAM LOZIER PATTERSON . Knoiville, Tonnossee DON L. PEOPLES......................Johnson City. Tennessee CHARLES PETTY.......................Mt. Pleasant. Tennossee TRUITT PIERCE...........................Mt. City. Tonnesseo HUEY P. PORTER...........................Humboldt. Tennosseo ROBERT W. PREVOST. JR....................Ooltowah. Tonnossee HUNTER PRYOR............................Jonesboro. Arkansas JOHN TAYLOR PURVIS.....................Morristown. Tennassaa Socond Row R08ERT C. REEOER...........................Memphis. Tennassaa JOHN MILTON REISSER, JR....................Memphis. Tennessee JAMES E. REYNOLDS............................Milan, Tennessee KARL 8. RHEA............................Somerville. Tennessoe AARON RICHARDSON........................Friendship. Tennessee WILLIAM H. R08ERTS.................... Union City. Tennessee WILLIAM 8. R08INS0N.......................Newport. Tennessee FRED ROWE................................Nashville, Tennessee LEE RUSH...................................Jackson, Tennessee DON RUSSELL............................Chattanooga, Tennessee Third Row HAROLD M. SANDERSON.................Memphis. Tennessee DAN J. SCOTT. JR...................Humboldt. Tonnesseo HAROLD SI80LD...................Chattanooga. Tennessee B. MURFF SKINNER. . CARL A. SMITH. JR. . W R, C. STEWART . . JACK NELSON STONE S. FREO STRAIN. JR.. WILLIAM A. SUSONG R08ERT G. TAYLOR. . . . Tupolo, Mississippi . . . Elliott. Mississippi . . Nashvillo, Tennessee Chattanooga. Tennessoe . . Memphis. Tennessee . Greeneville, Tennessee . . Momphis. Tennessoe Fourth Row DALE A. TEAGUE.....................Greoneville, Tennessee HENRY L. THOMAS...................Lawrenceburg. Tennessee MARTINE G. TIRMENSTEIN.................Memphis, Tennossee JOE E. TITTLE........................Knoxville. Tennessee RICHARD E. TRAVIS......................Momphis. Tennessee RANDOLPH TURNER..........................Paris. Tonnossee CHARLES T. R. UNDERWOOD. . .Johnson City. Tennessee J. R. VAN ARSDALL...................... Norris. Tennossee PAUL C. V6SCOVO, JR. Momphis. Tennessee Fifth Row PHIL VOLTZ. JR......................... Memphis, Tennessee JEWITT E. WHEELER.......................Memphis, Tennessee JULIUS J. WHITTINGTON. Ill..............Momphis. Tonnessee ALFRED E. WIGGS. JR...................Nashville, Tennessee BILL WILLIAMS.......................Chattanooga. Tonnossee R. L. WILSON..........................Dyersburg, Tonnesseo CHARLES 8. WITT, JR.....................Concord, Tennossoo ELBERT L, YOUNG....................... Humboldt. Tennessee VERNON HUTTON YOUNG...................Knoxville. Tennossee PHI CHI Alpha Beta Chapter was installed at the University of Tennessee. Memphis, on April 4, 1914. The chapter house is located at 216 N. Waldran and has for its purpose the promulgation of good fellowship, the maintenance of an atmosphere conducive to study and the preservation and appreciation of the science of medicine. Firs� Row DR. R. L. CROWE..................Dean. Pjst Grind President DR. C. H. EADES.............................Faculty Adviser DR. E. F. WILLIAMS..................................Faculty DR. T. P. NASH......................................Faculty DR. J. L. WOOD......................................Faculty DR. A. H. MUSICK....................................Faculty DR. M. R. WARREN....................................Faculty MR. C. H. SMITH.....................................Faculty MR. R. J. SCHRAMM...................................Faculty Third Row H. A. BARTLETT.........................Nashville. Tennessee J. P. BORG...............................Memphis. Tannassaa H. E. CANTRELL...........................8ig Sandy. Tannassaa M. J. CHAPPELL...................North Littla Rock. Arkansas B. T. CURTIS..............................Salmer. Tannassaa H. H. DOWNEY............................Jallieo. Tannassaa W. J. ELLIS...........................Knocvllle. Tannassaa 0. E. FISH..............................Monticallo, Arkansas W. V. GINN. JR...........................Memphis. Tannassaa P H I DELTA C H I R. R. LONG. JR. Second Row Tennessee W. H. FARMER . President . Cookeville, Tennessee B. C. RAY Vice-President . Dyersburg. Tennessee F. M. SMITH ... Secretary Tennessee F. H. CRAIN . . . . Prelate Tennessee J. N. PEVAHOUSE . Treasurer Tennessee G. W. COBB Assistant Treasurer Tennessee J. G. BRADSHAW . Inner Guard . . Nashville, Tennessee W. F. ARGO. . . . Sergeant-at-Arms Tennessee Fourth Row L. A. HARRIS. . . . H. B. HAYES. . . . V. C. KING...... J. L. LEE....... 8. MATTHEWS. . . . J. L. MATTOX. . . . l. c. McDonald. . W. H. PEARIGEN. JR . . . . Sikaston, Missouri . . . Nashville, Tannassaa . . . . Jackson, Tannassaa . . . Nashville. Tennessee . . . Memphis, Tennessee .... Selmer. Tennessee Di on Springs. Tannossaa . . . Memphis. Tannassaa 366 First Row Third Row J. H. PERKINS . . . W. F. POWELL . . E. L. PRESSON . . A P. SANDER . . . 8. H. SCUDDER . . £. 0. SMITH A. L. TUCKER. . . M. L. WALLER. . C. L. WHITEHEAD . . . 8ig Sard . Tennessee ........Fulton, Kentucky . . . M.insfield. Tennen . Ch.jttonoego. Tennessee New Middleton, Tennetio . . Varina. North Carolina . Cedar Grove, Tonncssco . . . Knoivillo, Tennessee .... Etowah, Tennosseo D. H. WILSON . . R. F. WILSON . . J. H. WISEMAN T. C. WOOD . . . C. C. AZLIN . . . E. S. BEVINS. . . M. R. 8INNS . . . S. A. 80TNER . K. A. COOPER. Socond Row ..................Covington, Tennessee ..............Old Hickory, Tennessee ....................Kuttawa, Kentucky .....................Martin, Tennessee ....................Memphis, Tennosseo ....................Concord, Tennessee ...................Memphis, Tennessee ................Duck River, Tennesseo .................Knoiville. Tennessee 8. L. CORLEY . . C. T. OUER. . . F. 8. DUNKLIN . . D. 8. GRUBBS . . H. T. JOHNSON R. E. KEITH . . . R. 0. MONROE. M. A. PARSONS . D. H. PEELER. . Union City, Tennessee . . Nashville, Tennessee . . . Lebanon. Tennessee . . Memphis. Tennessee . . Memphis. Tennessee . , Knoiville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennesseo . . Tullahoma, Tonnossee . . Memphis. Tennesseo T. 8. PERKINS. . . T. W. POWELL. . C. E. RUSSELL. . J. R. STEWART. . . C. L. TAIT...... J. F. WALDRUM . H. L. WATSON . . R. C. WHITEHEAD Fourth Row ................Gallatin, Tennesso ..................Memphis. Tennessee ................Knoiville. Tennessee ...........Andrews. North Carolina ..............Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . ..........Nashville. Tonnesse ....................Modol, Tennessee ..................Memphis. Tennessee NOT PICTURED DR. F. H. MYERS.......................Faculty Phi Delta Chi, a National Professional Pharmaceutical Fraternity was founded at the Uni- versity of Michigan at Ann Arbor in the year 1883. The chapter at the University of Ten- nessee was formed on May II, 1922, and designated the Omega Chapter. Dr. R. L. Crowe, Dean of the School of Pharmacy, is a Past Grand President of the National Fraternity. Omega Chapter now has a strength of seventy active members. P H I DELTA C H I 367 H I H O G M A First Row BOYD I. BURRIS.......................Strawberry Plains, Tann. President BILLY P. AIKEN..................................Jasper, Tenn. Vice-President JAMES THOMAS HOLDER..........................Maryville. Tenn. Secretary JOHN C. ELLIS..............................Greeneville. Tenn. Treasurer GEORGE H. ZENGER............................ Nashville. Tenn. House Manager WALLACE R. ALEXANDER.......................Chattanooga, Tenn. EDMOND LYNN ALLEY............................Churchill. Tenn. JOHN F. BLANKENSHIP............................Memphis. Tenn. JOHN L. BOND...................................Jackson. Tenn. Second Row EDDIE EUGENE BRAMLITT..........................Memphis. Tenn. RALPH L. 8RICKELL..........................Chattanooga. Tenn. LAWRENCE E. 8ROWN..............................Momphis. Tenn. REID L. BROWN.................................Isabelle. Tenn. WARREN F. BROWN.................................Dayton. Tenn. EDWARD F BUCHNER, III..................... Chattanooga. Tenn, CLYDE L. CAPPS.............................. Knoiville, Tenn. CHARLES DOYLE COUSER.........................Tultahoma. Tenn. RUFUS E. CRAVEN................................ Wilder. Tenn. Third Row ROBERT CROCKER.............................Clarksville. Torn. OSCAR L. DALTON, JR..........................Jamestown. Tenn. HOYT C. DEES........................... Johnson City. Tenn. JACK L. EARLE............................... Memphis. Tenn. R08ERT A. EASTWOOD................... . Memphis. Tenn. JAMES C. EMBRY, JR.........................Kerrvillo. Tone. A. C. EMMERT.................................Memphis. Tenn. WELBORN H. ENGLAND.............................Luray. Tenn. HAROLD G. FARLEY...........................Harrogato. Tenn. Fourth Row MURRAY L. FIELDS................ GEORGE W. FORT................ JAMES E. GABA.............. THOMAS GOYER.................... EDWIN E. GRAY. JR............... WILLIAM T. HAMILTON............. ROBERT N. HELTON................ GORDON L. HIXSON................ ROY J. JARVIS................... Fifth Row WARDE JONES..................... . . . Memphis. Tenn CHARLES WINDOM KIMSEY....................Oucktown. Tenn. WILLIAM WINFRED KNOWLES . . . Smithville. Tenn. J. T. LAYNE........................... Memphis. Tenn. DONALD D. LENSGRAF .................... Memphis. Tenn. LYNN F. LOCKETT............................Knoxville. Tenn. FRANK HOUSTON LOWRY. JR. . Madisonville. Torn. FRANKLIN J. MALONE. JR.............. .Clarksville. Tenn. DALE WILLIAM MATTSON..................Cookeville. Tenn. DANIEL H. MATTSON.....................Cookeville. Tenn. . . Memphis, Tenn. . Clarksville, Tenn. . . . . Alamo. Tenn. . . Nashville. Tenn. . . . Franklin, Tenn. . . Memphis. Tenn. . . Nashville. Tenn. Chattanooga. Tenn. . . Sneedville, Tenn, Phi Rho Sigma Medical Fraternity was founded at Northwestern University 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 amalgamation with Phi Rho Sigma in 1929, became Chi Epsi- lon of Phi Rho Sigma Medical Fraternity. Phi Rho Sigma is a national organization with forty-six active chapters and an alumni mem- bership of well over 15,000. First Row WILLIAM EUGENE MAYBERRY . . . Cookeville. T«nn. JOSEPH M. MEAOOWS. . Memphis. Tenn. JAMES A MOORE .... Memphis. Tenn. MAURICE MOORE ........................ . Memphis. Tenn. JAMES E. MORRIS,. JR.........................Memphis. Tenn. JAMES 0. MYERS .... ...............Knoxville. Tenn. R EUGENE PEARSON...............................Penio, Tenn. J. EUGENE PHILLIPS..........................Altamont. Tenn. WILLIAM M. PHILLIPS..........................Jackson, Tenn. Second Row IRA S. PIERCE. JR..........................Knoxville, Tenn. EARL C. PIPPIN. JR.......................Chattanooga. T.nn. KENNETH L. ROARK........................Eliiabethton. Tenn. JOE D. ROBERTSON...........................Tullahoma, Tenn. ALFRED P. ROGERS.........................Chattanooga. Tenn. JOHNNIE M. RUSSELL. .... Memphis, Tenn. WATT T. SALMON .... Dallas. Teiet EDWARD R. SEILER..........................Sweetwater, Tenn. ALVIS SEXTON........................Rogert Springs. Tenn. Third Row LEROY SHERRILL..........................Philadelphia. Tenn. JAMES W. SHERWOOD..............................Trade. Tenn. ARCHIBALD Y. SMITH.......................Chattanooga. Tenn. FLOYD A. SMITH................................Dunlap. Tenn HARRIS L. SMITH............................. Jackson. Tenn. JAMES HAL SMITH.....................Mountain City. Tenn. JOHNNY J. SMITH............................Knoxville. Tenn. W RADFORD SMITH............................ Jackson. Tenn. JAMES H. SPAULDING. JR. .................Chattanooga. Tenn. Fourth Row WILLIAM S. TAYLOR....................... Livingston. Tenn. JAMES W. TENPENNY.......................Murfreesboro. Tenn. JAMES M THAYER ..............................Memphis. Tenn. ROBERT W. TROTTER........................Chattanooga. Tenn. HENRY MELVIN VAUGHN..................... Chattanooga. Tenn. HUGH W. VAUGHN..........................Gales. Tenn. JIMMY L. VERNER..................... Duckto-n. Tenn ARTHUR W. WALKER .....................Waverly. Tenn. DENNIS E. WARD....................Beech Bluff. Tenn. GEORGE W WARREN....................Petersburg. Tenn. Fifth Row CHARLES H. WEBB............. ARTHUR M. WELLS............. HERBERT F. WHITE............ GENE L. WHITINGTON.......... ALLEN N. WILLIAMS. JR....... PAUL H. WILLIAMS............ WINFRED L. WISER............ GEORGE W. WRIGHT. JR. . COULTER S. YOUNG............ JESSE H. YOUNG. JR.......... NOT PICTURED DAVID T. DODD.........................Murfreesboro. Tenn. EDWARD EWTON......................... McMinnville, Tenn. GEORGE E. FILLMORE Harriman, Tenn. GALE GARDNER .... Knorville. Tenn. EDWIN HINES....................................Lucy Tenn. STEVE E. HOOD............................Nashville. Tenn. CLAYTON J. JONES.........................Nashville. Tenn. DON MEADOR.................................Memphis. Tenn. CALVIN B. REVIERE...........................Ripley, Tenn. EDWARD 0. SNYDER.......................Chattanooga. Tenn. EOWARO L. TAUXE..........................Knoxville. Tenn. HAROLD F. VANN...........................Pikeville. Tenn. JAMES W. WALKER.........................Cookeville. Tenn BOB EARL WILSON ... Memphis. Tenn. DR. P. M. LEWIS................................. sponsor DR. F. L. ROBERTS.................................Sponsor DR. R. R OVERMAN . . . .... Honorary Member DR. C. R. HOUCK....................... Honorary Member . . . Ripley. Tenn. . Clarksville, Tenn. . Knoxville. Tenn. . Memphis. Tenn. . Newbern. Tenn. , . . Vonore, Tenn. . Wartrace. Tenn. . Memphis. Tenn. Watertown. Tenn Soringfield. Tenn. P H I R H O SIGMA 369 P S I OMEGA OR. 8. F. McGEHEE OR. M. L. FULLER . J. 8. ELKINS. . . . H. G. RICMAROS . First Row ....................Ooputy ...........Aniitant Oopjty ..............ChaHanooga, Grind MiiUf ..................Pulalki, Junior Grand Mailer 8. H. LOFTON...............................Laxinqton. Secretary J. R. LOCKETT..............................Knoxville. Treaiurer R. L. 8AKER................................ Sharon, Pall Grand Mailer C. L. ROGERS.............................M.mcheiter, Pail Junior Grand Maitor J. P. GASS.................................Knoxville, Pall Secretary W. H. CRUZE................................Knoxville. Pail Trealurer Councilor Councilor Tenneitee Tenneileo Tennoiiee Tenneitee Tennoiiee Tenneitee Tenneitee Tennoiiee Second Ro W. R. BAG BY.............. J. K. BASS.................. W. E. BEAUMONT............. R. C. BROYLES.............. C. J. BRYSON............... J. M. BURGE............... O. J. CAMPBELL............. C. 0. CASH................. J. R. CLAPP................ C. W. CROSS................ w . Johnion City, Tenneitee . . . Knoxville. Tennoiiee . . Clarkiville. Tenneitee Lawrenceburg. Tenneitee . . . Tupelo. Miltillippi . . . Jackton, Miltillippi . . . , Briilol. Tenneitee . . . Oakdale, Tenneitee . . . Knoxville. Tenneitee . . . . Pruden. Tenneitee Third Row C. H. CROW..............................................Dover, Tenneitee R. D. CULLOM............................ Naihville. Tennenee T. C. DAWKINS. C. W. DEAN . . L. E. DICKSON J. E. DIETZEN . . S. L. OOKA. . . I. R. DORITY. . L P DOWNS. . 0. R DUNNING J. H. EMERT. . . B. F. FERGUSON R. H. FESMIRE. C. L. FIELDS. . . R. E. FIELDS. . . K. L. FRAME. . R. K. GALLOWAY J. E. GIBSON . . G. W. GOOD. . J. B. GOODMAN J. P. GREEN . . R. H. HAWKINS J. W. HAYNES. W. 8. HENDRIX. H. P. HILL. . . T. W. HILL. . . J. R HODGE. . D. H. HOLMES. W. M. HOOKE . D. M, IS8ELL. . ................Naihville, Tenneitee ................Knoxville, Tenneitee ..................Memphii. Tenneitee .........Soulh Pittiburg. Tenneitee ...............Morritlown, Tenneitee ...............Cunninqham. Tenneitee ................Maryville, Tenneitee ................Naihville. Tennenee Fourth Row ................Maryville. Tennenee ................Knoxville. Tennenee ................Naihville, Tennenee ...................Milan, Tennenee ............Johmon City, Tennenee ................Memphii. Tenneitee ................Naihville, Tennenee ...............Morriitown. Tennenee ..............Clarkiville, Tennenee ................Oak Ridge, Tennenee Fifth Row ................Dyenburq, Tennenee .................Jackton. Tennenee .................Savannah. Tennenee ..................Concord, Tennenee ..............Oak Ridge, Tennenee ...........Fountain City. Tennenee .................Kingiport, Tennenee ...................Jackton. Tennenee .............. Brentwood. Tennenoe ............Chattanooga. Tennenee Psi Omega Fraternity was founded at Baltimore College of Dental Surgery in 1892. now hav- ing a total membership of over 21.000. It is today the largest of the dental fraternities. At present there are thirty active chapters in the United States, several in foreign countries, and alumni chapters in the principal cities of this country. 370 p i� . - Firsf R© W. S. JAMESON t R. LANE...... 8. LANGLEY. . J. LEGG. . . . J. LOISELLE. . A. LOWE . . . . C. MASH8URN f. C. McGLOTHIN C. R. MILLER . . . J. T. MITCHELL. . . . . Comd«n, Arkansas Fountain City, Tennessee . Chattonooqj, Tennessee . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . Southsido. Tennossee . . Lowisburg, Tennessee Fountain City. Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Knoxvillo. Tennessee Socond Row R. L. MOORE............................ Greenfield. Tennessee T. L. MORRIS.................................Sdrevotd. Floridd W. R. MOURFIELO...........................Knoxville, Tennessee J. J. NANKIVELL . ..........................Athens. Tennessee J. 0. OWENS............................Huntingdon. Tennessee R. 8. PARKES...........................Louisville. Mississippi W. 0. PARIS...............................Tracy City. Tennossee J. E. PAULK...............................Knoxville. Tonnessee S. W. PEARSON..........................Louisville. Mississippi J. 8. PHILLIPS.......................Chattanooga, Tennessee Third Row 8. L. RAINEY............................. Hells, Tennesseo C. H. RAMSAY...........................Chatham, Mississippi J. L. RANKIN........................ Jefferson City. Tennessee J. S. REYNOLDS...........................Concord, Tennessoe A. C. RIDDLE..............................Bristol, Tennossee D. H. ROBERTSON.........................Jackson. Mississippi P. A. ROBINSON............................Knoxville, Tennessee C. S. RUDDER S. K. RUTHERFORD R. H. SCOTT. . . F. E. SHEPARD. G. E. SHEHEE. K. C. SHIPLEY . R. S. SLOAN . . . L. SMITH...... R. E. STEEL. . . W. C. STEELE. . O. M. SUMMERS J. R. SWAFFORD J. J. THOMAS . . ................Knoxville, Tennessee ................Nashville, Tennessee ................Knoxville. Tennessoe Fourth Row ................Maryville. Tennossee ............Chattanooga, Tennossee ............Chattanooga, Tennessoe ..........South Pittsburg, Tennessoe ..............McMinnville, Tennessoe .........Signal Mountain, Tennessee ..............Chattarooga, Tennessoe ................Knoxville, Tonnessoo ................Nashville, Tennessee ................Nashville, Tonnessee Fifth Row W. J. THOMPSON.......................South Pittsburg, Tennessee W. J. TICHENOR.............................Nashville. Tennessee J. T. WALKER...............................Covington. Tennessee 8. W. WILLS................... . . Chattanooga. Tennossee J. L. WIYGUL..................................Koiser, Arkansas 8. E. WOLCOTT...............................Franklin, Tonnossee E. S. WOLCOTT............................ Franklin, Tennossee J. 8. WRIGHT...............................Nashville. Tonnessee MRS. H. G. RICHARDS........................Lewisburg. Tennessoe Fralornity Sweetheart NOT PICTURED R. L. 8ARKSDALE....................McMinnville. Tennossee A. O. NEAL..........................Nashville. Tonnessee C. E, SONNER........................Knoxville. Tennessee G. E. TEMPLE........................Nashville, Tennessee Psi Gamma Chapter was installed at the University of Tennessee, Memphis, on October 18. 1926. It has for its purpose the maintenance of the high standards of the dental profession, the encouragement of scientific investigations and writings, and promulgation of good fellow- ship among its members. o 371 3! PHI DELTA EPSILON First Row DR. I. D. MICHELSON.........................Fo olty Advitof MRS. ROBERT BASIS!..............................S� «.th . rf ROBERT BASIS!......................... M mph!i, T nn ti« Consul J. KENNETH JACOBS................................Ntlhvill . T«nn� ts«« Vice-Consul Second Row MELVIN FREEDMAN ......... Lenoir City. Tennessee CKencellor-Scribe MELVIN M KRAUS.......................Memphis. Tennessee Historien HARRY BAER .....................................Memphis. Tennessee CARL DAVIS.........................Shelbyville. Tennessee Third Row ALAN GUBIN.......................... Memphis. Tennessee ROBERT HARRIS........................Memphis. Tennessee WILLIAM S. PARKER...............Chet«enoo )e. Tennessee RICHARD R. TENZEL..................Neshville. Tennessee HENRY WURZBURG. JR...................Memphis, Tennessee NOT PICTURED NORMAN DAVIS . . Memphis. Tennessee Ell WEIL.............................Memphis, Tennessee Phi Delta Epsilon was established at Cornell Medical School in 1904 by Dr. Aaron Brown. Since that time the fraternity has grown until now it has forty-eight undergraduate and thirty graduate chapters throughout the country. It has for its aims the promotion of good fellow- ship, the encouragement of the highest standards of achievement, and the maintenance of the highest ethics in the practice of medicine. The 8eta Eta Chapter of Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Fraternity was established in March of 1929 at the University of Tennessee under the guidance of Dr. I. D. Michelson. Dr. Michelson, professor of bacteriology and sponsor of Beta Eta Chapter, has continued to aid and guide the chapter in its activities. During the past year the fraternity has had local physicians, fraters. and members of the faculty as guest speakers at fraternity dinner meetings. In addition there have been several so- cial functions held including our Annual Founders Day Banquet which is our outstanding affair of the year. Mrs. Robert Basist was elected chapter sweetheart for the year. 372 Fir� � Row Oft. FAUSTIN N. WEBER......................Memphis. Tennessee Sponsor LUCIUS L. ROBINSON .................................Memphis, Tennessee President GEORGE A TEER..............................Jackson. Tennessee Vice-President GEORGE G. OUONEY....................... Gainesboro. Tennossee Secretary WARREN H. KITTS..........................Knoxville. Tennessee Treasurer TOM E KEETON...............................Memphis, Terne� � Editor CHARLES H. TAYLOR.......................FoiUrvill . Tenne� � House Manager THOMAS H. ALOERSON.....................Centerville. Tenneuee JOHN MALLETT BARRON........................Jackson, Tenneuee Second Row PAUL E. BARROW..............................Camden, Tenneuee JAMES 0. 8IGGERS.....................................Corinth, Mi� � i� � ippi WILLIAM R. BREEDING......................Knoxville. Tenneuee VERNON O. BRYANT.........................Cleveland, Tenneuee FRANK J. BUCKLES . ......................Kingsport, Tenneuee THEL0RE0 C. CALLICOTT........................Pari� . T nne� � e CHARLES A. CARSON......................Chattanooga. Tenneuee BOYO C. EDWARDS............................Memphit, Tenneuee WENDELL 8. FITZGERALD........................Burn� . Tenneuee Third Row JAMES T. DENTON................. ... Old Hickory, T nn � � e JOHN H. FRENCH...........................Greenback. Tenneuee CHARLES L. GILLILAND.....................Knoxville, Tenneuee JOE A. GRIFFIN..............................Ripley, Tenneuee JERRY R, HALE..............................Liberty, Tenneuee BYRON D. HARRISON........................Knoxville, Tenneuee BILLY B. HUDSON ........................Sweetwater. Tenneuoc LELAND G. JORDAN......................Fosterville. Tennouee JOE W. LOOPER . . Livingston. Tenneuee Fourth Row SAMUEL C. LOVE............................Donelson. T nne� � ee MABRY B. MATHIS . Gaineiboro. Ter.nouee JAMES E. MEEKS......................... Corinth. Miuiuippi MALCOM G. NICHOLS........................Knoxville. Tenneuee JAMES W. POWELL..........................Dyeriburq, T nn t� e OLIVER RUTHERFORD. JR.................Murfreesboro. Tenneuee JOE A. SAIN..................................Viola. Tenneuee GREGORY J. SALAMONE................. . . Knoxville. Tenneuee CHRIS G. SCOROAS.........................Knoxville. Tenneuee Fifth Row GEORGE E. SCOTT . Greonovillo. Tennessee JOHN A. SMITH......................................Oak Ridge. Tennessee ROBERT STINSON.....................Jefferton City, Tenneuee JERRY A SUDDARTH...................Fountain City, Tenneuee R. RICHARD THOMASON...................Russellville. Tennessee W. PETE TUNNELL..........................Knoxville. Tennessee ROBERT C. WILHITE.....................Mt. Pleasant. Tennessee FRANK E. WILLARD.......................Springfield, Tennessee NOT PICTURED GEORGE H. EVANS JAMES C. ROGERS GEORGE J. GOUVAS HOMER A. SHELDON JOE T. HILLSMAN CLARK STANCIL PERRY E. THOMAS 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 University of Tennessee College of Den- tistry in 192 . The chapter was reactivated on November 15. 1947. The colors of the fraternity are lavender and cream and the flower is the Red Rose. X I PSIPHI 373 First Row WILLIAM E. LONG ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA DR. FRANK L. ROBERTS......................KfompNil. T«nn«uo« Secretary-Treasurer OR. I. FRANK TULLIS........................Memphi� , Tenrenee Faculty Advisor JOSEPH 0. SMITH..........................Knoxville, Tennessee Vice-President HOLLIS H. HALFORD. JR......................Memphis. Tennessee MARK F. HARTLEY..........................Vjrd.imjn, Mississippi DAVID C. LANE . . Oak Ridqo, Tennessee Socond Row DONALD 0. LENSGRAF..................................Knoxville, Tennessee JOE HAYES LEONARD........................Knoxville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee DALE W. MATTSON . . Cookovllle, Tennessee A. JEROME MUELLER ..........................Memphis. Tennessee ROBERT L. PETTUS, JR......................Noshville, Tennessee Third Row EDWARD L. TAUXE . . Knoxville. Tennessee JAMES C. TOTTEN. JR..................Holly Sprinqs. Mississippi JIMMY L. VERNER............................Ducktown, Tennessee WINFRED L. WISER...........................Wjrtrece. Tennessee RICHARD L. WHITTAKER......................Knoxville. Tennessee Alpha Omega Alpha is a non-secret, College Medical Honor Society, membership to which is based entirely upon scholarship, moral qualifications being satisfactory. It is the only order of its kind in medical schools on this continent. It was founded by Dr. William W. Root at the College of Medicine of the University of Illinois, Chicago. August 25. 1902. Beta Chapter of Tennessee was installed in the Medical College of the University of Tennessee in June. 1941. Its definite mission is to encourage personal honesty and the spirit of medical research. There are 61 chapters in the United States and Canada, nearly all of the institutions of the highest rank being represented. 374 F!rtf Row JULIOUS R. BOURGOYNE.........................Pf tid«M MARION L. FULLER .... Pr«tldtn� -EUct PETER T. MARTIN.........................Vie«-Pr iid.n HAROLD P. THOMAS..................S cr t«ry TrMKir«r RALPH E. 8RADEN Second Row HERBERT C. BUTTS GEORGE W. HUCKABA JAMES T. GINN JOE H. MORRIS MILTON SISKIN Third Row ALONZO W. SMITH FAUSTIN N. WEBER THOMAS H. SHIPMON, JR. PAUL E. WESTON WILLIAM J. TEMPLETON WALTER C. SANOUSKY NOT PICTURED CARSON BLEVINS VIRGIL O. BOLTON MAURICE P. BULL. JR. RUOOLPH A. CAMP8ELL HERBERT C. COOPER JOHN P. GASS JAMES P. GREEN RUSSELL P. GREER ROY W. HALL. JR. EDWARD S. LANE R08ERT F. MeCARRON DAVID F. TRUNDLE Omicron Kappa Upsilon is a society of dentists whose purpose is To encourage and de- velop a spirit of emulation among students in dentistry and to recognize in an appropriate man- ner those who shall distinguish themselves by a high grade of scholarship. The society was organized in 1914 at Northwestern University Dentol School. The official in- signia adopted in 1915 embodies the spirit of the Society. The insignia is a key with the let- ters. O (Omicron), K (Kappa), and U (Upsilon) by the Greek letter S (Sigma). The first three initials, which indicate the name of this society, are derived from three Greek words. Odontos (teeth). Kai and. Hygeia (health). The encircling letter S (Sigma) derives from the Greek word Soteria (conversation or preservation), and represents the all-embracing ideal of conversation which is the chief concern of the dental profession and its oral health service. There are 34 chapters with approximately 6.000 members. Psi Chapter was founded May 15. 1929. and now has a membership of 94. Its charter members were R. S. Vinsant, R. D. Dean. C. P. Harris, J. F. Bigger. W. E. Lundy. L. J. McRae. J. J. Ogden, J. D. Towner, and W. J. Templeton. Election to the society is not only a recognition of accomplishment as a student, but also an insignia of both promise and expectancy of leadership in some phase of dentistry after grad- uation. OMICRON KAPPA UPSILON 375 DEAN’S SOCIETY First Row J. p. GASS Preiidant Tennettee M. P. BULL Vice-Preiidont Springfiold. Tennettee P. A. ROBINSON . Secretary Tennettee JACK ADAMS .... Treasurer Springfield, Tennettee J. M. POWERS . . . . Historian Tennettee J. P. GREEN . Dyeitburg, Tennettee Sergeant-at-Armt J. T. ANDREWS . . . Second Row Tennettee E. E. ARMSTRONG . Tennettee J. M. BARRON . . . Tennettee CASEY CARRINGTON . . Partont, Tennettee W. 8. ELLIOTT . . . . . Cedar Hill. Tennettee R. H. FESMIRE . . . Tennettee A. F. HALFORD. . . Memphis, Tennettee B. J. HARRISON . . Tennettee Third Row W. J. HILLS..............................Leiington. Tennettee T. E. KEETON...............................Memphis, Tennettee K. 8. LANGLEY...........................ChaHanooge. Tennettee O. R. LEVENTHAL........................Chattanooga. Tennettee R. R. METSKER..............................Memphit. Tennessee T. L. MORRIS . Memphit, Tennettee J. E. PAULK..............................Knorville. Tennettee J. 0. OWENS.............................Huntingdon. Tennettee Fourth Row H. J. PHILLIPS.............................Memphit. Tannaitaa G. E. SCOTT............................Greeneville, Tannaitaa F. E. SHEPARD............................Maryville. Tannaitaa J. A SHULTS............................Sevierville. Tannaitaa W. J. TICHENOR .........................Nashville, Tannattaa W. H. WALKER .........................Chattanooga, Tannattaa W. G. WALKER........................... Gallatin, Tannaitaa P. J. WENK.............................................Milan, Tannaitaa The Deans' Society was founded at the University of Tennessee on December 6, 1948. It is an honorary society for undergraduate students in the College of Dentistry. It was named by its founders to honor Dr. Richard Doggett Dean, former Dean of the College of Dentistry, and his wife, Dr. Marguerite Taylor Dean, former Associate Professor of Oral Pathology. Its mem- bership consists of outstanding Junior and Senior students who are selected by a combined Faculty-Student Election Committee. 376 Firt� Row OR R. L. CROWE..................................... . 0« n OR. KARL J. GOLDNER.................................Sponjor DR. A. H. MUSICK...................................Faculty MR. W. HOWARD HASSLER............................. Faculty ALBERT PAUL SANDER. JR..........Chattanooga. T«nn«� s« Preiidont H. WALLACE BOYO.......................Knoivill , Tenr.ou� � Vic«-Pr«iidant 8EVERLY M. WOOD...........................Porij. T«no n«c Secf«tary-Tr� avur«r Second Row WILLIAM F. ARGO . Ofaidon Tenneite HARROL H. DOWNEY . . Jellico. Tennenee ROBERT ELDRIDGE....................Chattanooga. Tannasicc WILLIAM V. GINN............................Memphis, Tennessee HOWARO B. HAYES .......................Nathvillo. Tonnessee LUTHER McOONALD...................Diion Springs. Tennessee WILLIAM NEIGHBORS ...................Chattanooga. Tennessee Third Row JAMES H. PERKINS......................Big Sandy. Tennessee 8ILLY C. RAY.............................Dyorsburg, Tennessee BANKS H, SCUDDER..................New Middleton. Tennessee FRANK MITCHELL SMITH..........................Moss. Tcnnossee ROBERT F. TAYLOR.......................Chattanooga. Tennessee MILTON WALLER............................Knosville. Tennessee THOMAS C. WOOD..............................Martin. Tennessee RHO CHI The Rho Chi National Honorary Pharmaceutical Society was founded in 1922. the first char- ter being granted by the State of Michigan to the Alpha Chapter of the University of Michigan College of Pharmacy. The Greek letters Rho Chi were selected as emblematic of the prescription sign, and the colors, purple and white, were chosen because they are indicative of the royalty of purple and the truth and loyalty of white. After five years of existence Rho Chi hod grown to have eight active chapters and as of now the active chapters number thirty-eight. The Alpha Nu Chapter was founded at the University of Tennessee School of Pharmacy in 1948 with 17 charter members. The present number of active members is 21 including four faculty members. The fundamental objective of Rho Chi is to promote the advancement of pharmaceutical sciences through the encouragement and recognition of intellectual scholarship. To attain this end. high standards of scholarship have been demanded for election to membership with the view that scholarly attainment indicates the capacity of the individual for outstanding achieve- ments in Pharmacy. 377 Pirit Row DR. FAUSTIN N. WE8ER, Faculty Advli.r . . Memphii. Tann. STEVE BLEDSOE. Preiident. A.S.C.................Memphii, Tenn. CHARLES COWOEN, Vice-Preiident. A.S.C. . Sparta. T«nn. ANN ROSE 8ARBEE. Setretery, A.S.C. . . . Memphii, Tenn. E. M. DUDNEY, Treasurer. A.S.C..............Gair.eiboro. Tenn. WILLIAM F. ARGO. Preiident. M2..................Draidan. Tann. ROBERT T. BROOKS. Prat.. Nux Club . Fountain City. Tann. JAMES A. BURDETTE. Preiident. M-9 . . . .Knoxville. Tonn. PEGGY CATE. Praildant. N-2 (c).................Maryville. Tann. Second Row ORENE COWHAM. Praildant. N-l (d) . . . Pentaeole. Fla. L. J. OAVIDSON. Praildant. D-3.................Memphis, Tann. ALLEN S. EDMONSON. Praildant. M-t. . . .Martin. Tann. JAMES H. EMERT. Praildant. D-7................Maryville. Tann. JOHN FRENCH. Praildant D-4....................Greenback. Tann. E. MYRLE HALSEY. Preiident OH-I...................Tampa. Fla. C. STRATTON HILL. JR.. Preiident. M-l . . Humboldt. Tann. JACOUIYN HOPSON. Praildant, DH-S..................Tampa. Fla. SAM L. JONES, Praiidont. P-4....................Lebanon, Tann, Third Row HAROLD L. KING. Preiident, M-12 . . . .Rutherford. Tann. ELLA CARPENTER-KIRSCH6AUM. Pres.. N.IO. Indianola. Min. D. W. MATTSON. Preiident. M-ll . . Cookeville, Tennessee AMELIA MAXWELL. Preiident. N-S (c)..............Griffin. Ga. W. E. MAYBERRY. President. M-7...............Cookeville. Tann. JAMES E MEEKS. JR.. Preiident D-S...............Corinth. Min. DON PEELER. Preiident. P-8......................Oreiden, Tann. JACK S. PHELAN. Preiident. M-8................Knoxville. Tann. H. J. PHILLIPS. Preiident, D-IO.................Mamphil. Tann. Fourth Row IRA S. PIERCE. Pres., Christian Fellowship . . Knoxville. Tann. DOUGLAS H. ROBERTSON, Preiident, 0-4 . . Jackion. Miss. SAM L. ROBINSON. Preiident, M-S..................Dayton. Tann, LAWRENCE F. ROSE. Preiident. D-12. . Chattanooga, Tann. MAMIE M. SMITH. Preiident, N-S(d) .... McComb. Mill. BILL J. SWAN. Preiident. M-2....................Martel. Tann. BETTY SWINK. Preiident. N-Y..................Croiivilla. Tann. GERALDINE TEMIN. Preiident. Nunet Student Council . ..............................................Milford, Del. FRANK E. WILLARO. Preiident. D-1. . . Auburntown. Tann. JANE WRIGHT. Preiident, N-I(c)...................Henry. Tann. NOT PICTURED GAIL ALLEN. Preiident. N-3(d)....................Camden. Ark. FRANCES 8ICKERS. Preiident. MT-2 . . . Chattanooga. Tann. R08ERT W. CARSON. Preiident. M-4 . Chattanooga, Tann. CHRISTINE CHADWELL. Preiident. MT.-4 . . Kingiport. Tann MARION COOK. President. D-l.....................Mamphil, Tann. DENNIS COUGHLIN. JR.. President. M-4x . . Knoxville. Tann. JAMES C. EMBRY. JR„ Preiident. M-IO . . . Kerrvilla. Tann. N. J. HARRIS. Preiident. M-3..................Mamphil, Tann. DEENE LEVENTHAL. Preiident. D-8. . . Chattanooga. Tann. EVELYN LYTLE. Preiident. N-7.................Bataiville. Ark. WHITMAN MITCHELL. Preiident. D-2 . . . TulCumbia. Ark. JOYCE NORTON. Preiident. N-12 Gulfport. Miss. DALE SELF. Preiident. D-l I....................Bulligap, Tann. JOANN STOREY. Preiident. N-3(c)...............Paragould. Ark. BERT THOMAS. Preiident. N-4.....................Mamphil. Tann. Student Body officers ore elected each Spring and rotated among the schools of Medicine. Dentistry. Pharmacy, and Nursing. All students in the University ore members of the All- Students' Club. The purpose of the All-Students' Club is to promote the activities of the stu- dent life in the University, to serve as a center for such activities, and to promote the best interests of the University. ALL-STUDENTS’ CLUB COUNCIL 378 Fir� � Row IANEUE BLACKSTON. Faculty Advisor. . . . Winona. Mil� . VIRGINIA STEPHENSON. Faculty Adviior. . EagUvill . Tenn. GERALDINE C. TEMIN. President.......Milford. Del. JUNE RICHARDSON. Secretary...............Kennett. Mo Second Row LOLA MAE RUSSELL. Treasurer.....................Memphis, Tenn. GAIL ALLEN. Representative.............................Camden. Ark MARY JO CHRISTLEY, Representative. . . Memphit, Tenn BOBBIE DUTTON. Repreientative...........................Manila. Ark Third Row CAROLYN FRANKLIN. Repreientative ... . Brittol, Tenn. LAURA SIMMONS HALL. Repreientative. . Kingiport. Tenn. BEATTY JEWELL. Repreientative...............Oak Ridge. Tenn. VIRGINIA LEE RYAN, Repreientative . . . Carthage. Mill. GRETA TAYLOR TODD. Repreientative . . . Memphis. Tenn. NOT PICTURED NANCY FACE. Repreientative............... Memphis, Tenn. ELIZABETH HURST. Repreientative............Meridian. Min. EVELYN LYTLE. Vice-President.............Bateiville. Ark AMELIA MAXWELL. Repreientative....................Grittin. Ga. PATRICIA PATTERSON. Repreientative .... Jackion. Tenn. JOANN STOREY. Repreientative..............Peragould, Ark. The Student Council acts as a liason committee between students and (acuity. To qualify as a Council member, one must maintain satisfactory grades, having an S ' av- erage. One must uphold the purpose and regulations of the Constitution and shall hold ail matters discussed at Council meetings as confidential. NURSES STUDENT COUNCIL 379 NUX CLUB First Row OR. CHARLES H. EAOES......................Faculty Advi,or JOE T. WALKER, Delta Sigma Delta . . . Wartrace. Tern. Prctidont ROBERT T. BROOKS, Alpha Kappa Kappa . . Fountain City. Vice-P'oiident Tenn. CHARLES M. COWDEN. Koppa Pii..................Sparta, Tenn. Secrotary-Treaiurer ROBERT L. BAKER. Pii Omega..........................Sharon, Tenn. HARRY M. CARR Koppa Pii . ...............Cookeville, Tenn. Second Row BEN L. CORLEY. Phi Delta Chi.............Union City. Tenn. ROBERT M. CROCKER. Phi Rho Sigma. . Clarkiville. Tenn. BRUCE M. CULVAHOUSE. A.K.K................Ten Milo. Tenn. REECE 8. DeBERRY. JR.. Phi Chi.............Savannah, Tenn. JAMES C. EMBRY. Phi Rho Sigma.............Kerrville. Tenn. DON PEELER. Phi Dolta Chi. . ...............Dretden. Tenn. Third Row LUCILUS L. ROBINSON. Xi Pli Phi.............Memphii. Tenn. CHARLES L. ROGERS. Pii Omega.............Manchoitor, Tenn. HAROLD G. SIBOLD. Phi Chi...............Chattanooga. Tenn. GEORGE A. TEER. Xi Pii Phi..................Jaekion. Tenn. BEN H. WILLIAMS. Phi Oelta Chi . . . Eliiabelhton, Tenn. The Nux Club, senior honorary society of the University of Tennessee at Memphis, is com- posed 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: (I) Ad- vancing fhe spirit of good will and fellowship among and between the various fraternities of the University at Memphis. (2) Promoting favorable publicity for the Memphis unit of the Univer- sity, (3) Fostering the accumulation of material for the Memphis Section of the VOLUNTEER year book. 380 CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Be ye doerj of the word and not hearers only. The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid? To provide Christian Fellowship for the students To present Christ according to the scriptures OFFICERS IRA PIERCE..............................Protidont ANN 8ARBEE T. J. NIDIFFER.....................Vico-Proiidont NANCY HARRIS MEMBERS WALLACE ALEXANDER B08 HELTON BARBARA SANDERS JOEL ALVIS TOMMY HILL CLEO SICARD GLADYS ASHLEY EVELYN HOLDER BOB SIMPSON FRANCES 8ARR ED HYDER MAMIE SMITH LaNELLE BLACKSTON IMA LEE LOCKHART RADFORD SMITH SHIRLEY 80RDEN IVY LOGAN VIRGINIA STEPHENSON BETTY JO BRADDOCK GORDON MILLS JEAN STEWART BOYD BURRIS MARY JANE MILLS JUDY STEWART PEGGY CATE LORRAINE MORELOCK GERRY TEMIN ORENE COWHAM JOYCE NEW8ILL RUTH TEMPLIN PEGGY CRAFT BETTY JEAN PATTERSON B08 TUCKER LEONARD DALTON, JR. TRUETT PIERCE HAROLD VANN MARGARET DOUTHIT LINDA PORTER MELVIN VAUGHN GERALDINE EAKES MARY BLANCHE POSEY DOROTHY WILBANKS JO EDWARDS LUCILLE RICHARDS BILLYE JOYCE WILLIAMS PATRICIA EUDALY JUNE RICHARDSON ANNETTE WISE GLORIA FURR GINNY RYAN ETHEL YAGER JEAN GRAVES MARTHA SAMUELSON 381 Secretary Treasurer SOME GAL! DAVIS CUPPERS!' UNIVERSITY CENTER BEST SPORTSMAN BEAUTY ON PARADE STUDYIN' ENGLISH RYDER CUPPERS!' MOLARETTE HARMONY TV-WORLD SERIES MORE BOWLING CHAMPSl r MORE MOLARETTES! POOL SHARK' BOWLING CHAMPS-PLUS BOWLING A S. C. OFFICERS RINGERS1' 'STUDYIN' BANKING1' AND TO THE BEST ATHLETE 5KEXBMA- WINNER TAKE ALL1' OLE PAUL JONES' I GRATEFULLY ACCEPT eyefulu: WHATTA ARMF LL FOR MY GREAT TEAM' a 11 rift ij ilu den I to carru if our account with us lull ere it is appreciated CHANDLER CO. BUILDING MATERIALS 428 W. Depot Ave. Phone 5-0374 Where Parking is Free Easy LUMBER MILLWORK KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Since 1876 BUILDING MATERIAL FLOORING AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY Four Complete Deportments ___ ‘KEEP THE MILL RUNNING 111 ■ ■ h m i - j j MILL 8c MINE SUPPLY CO. MILL SUPPLY KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE 406-12 State St. Phone 3-2161 PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES VALSPAR PAINT SUPPLIES COMPLIMENTS OF MAGNET MILLS, INC. Eitabliihod in 1905 Manufacturers of Ladies Full Fashioned and Seamless Hosiery CLINTON. 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LUTZ AND COMPANY PROTECTION AND SERVICE Underwriting Managers TENNESSEE INSURANCE COMPANY ❖ Our Organization Includes the Following Alumni: GABY HOOPER � 20 JOHN JACOBS, 24 H. C (Skeet) BRANDAU, ’35 ARTHUR RODGERS, JR, ’34 WILLIAM MITCHELL, ’51 WILLIAM DUNFORD, ’50 JOHN B. LUTZ, H, ’40 S. M. ARNOLD, JR, ’47 WILSON ROWLAND, ’4« H. P. STICKLBY, ’4« EARL HENLEY, ’51 WILLIAM CATE, ’52 SECOND 8C THIRD FLOOR, BURWELL BUILDING KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Phonei 2-3171 REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE CO. Why Gamble Against Title Losses? Insure! BEN H. TESTERMAN. President KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE THE T ROOM Soda Fountain Service Delicious Home Made Pies—Plate Lunches 24 Hour Service 1630 W. Cumberland Corner of the Campus OSBORNE EQUIPMENT COMPANY FRONT MARKET STREET CONSTRUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Knoxville. Tennessee Phone 5-1177 KINGSTON PIKE HOTEL Catering to University Visitors REASONABLE RATES JOHN B. WESLEY. Proprietor One moiT step timl our new life begin . . . .Miller's Bridal .Stnff will help you choose your gown. plan our -trousseau. record your «rifI preferenees . . . will even be „vwitli you on your wedding «lay to make sure everything is curried out ju t as you wish. Come in . . . jask about the dozens of Bridal Services planned especially for vou. Complete Cleaning and Laundry Service VOLS CLEANING AND LAUNDRY CO., INC. Modern Method System 1504 W. Cumberland Ave. Knoxville, Tenn. KRUNCHY-KREAM Doughnuts and Fried Pies MADE FRESH DAILY Special Prices to Churches and Organizations 3551 N. Broadway Phone 3-0926 LAY PACKING CO. CLOVER LEAF BRAND HAMS SAUSAGE BACON GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR PROTECTION A GOOD BANK TO DO BUSINESS WITH ... The Tennessee Valley Bank 414 W. CLINCH — 4815 KINGSTON PIKE, N.W. 2706 BROADWAY, N.E. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DUNLAP TRUNK AND LEATHER SHOP LUGGAGE AND LADIES HAND BAGS GLOVES. HOSE. 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GIANT MILKSHAKES GOOD HAMBURGERS BROWN'S 3 MILES OUT ALCOA HIGHWAY IT COSTS LESS AT STERCHI’S TO FURNISH YOUR HOME 114 S. Gay Street Phone 3-4163 I Knoxville Sangravl Material Company SAND, GRAVEL, LIME, CEMENT READY-MIX CONCRETE 1 THE HOME OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Two Great Stores to Serve You. George s Main Store and Home Center TENNESSEE BIJOU BOOTH PARK THEATRES UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE BOOK STORE YOUR UNIVERSITY STORE FOR ALL ACADEMIC SUPPLIES AND RELATED ITEMS SOUTH COLLEGE CAMPUS WHY USE 3T0S TRUCKS... WHEN ONLY ONE W ll DO ? In many industrial plants, municipali- ties. colleges, universities and institu- tions a Dempster-Dumpster, like the one above, operated by only one man, the driver, has replaced 3 to 5 conventional trucks and crews. The reason for this is that one truck-mounted Dempster-Dump- ster serves scores of Dempster-Dumpster Detachable Containers up to four times the capacity of the average dump truck body. These containers are built in a wide variety of designs best suited to the type of materials handled be they bulky, light or heavy ... solids or liquids . . . trash or rubbish. Containers are con- veniently located at accumulation points inside and outside buildings. To illustrate the flexibility of the Dempster-Dumpstcr System in handling all types of materials in your plant, we show, at right, a few of the dozens of Dempster-Dumpster Con- tainers built to meet every bulk materials handling need. And remember, one truck-mounted Dempster-Dumpstcr han- dles all containers, regardless of capacity or design. The Dempster-Dumpstcr System elimi- nates standing idle time of crews ami trucks ... eliminates re-handling of mate- rials . . . increases efficiency, sanitation and good housekeeping . . . cuts cost of truck equipment and operation tremen- dously. Without question, it's tin most efficient and lowest cost method of bulk materials handling bv truck ever de- vised! The chances are this system will save you thousands of dollars annually. This equipment manufactured and sold exclusively by Dempster Brothers, Inc. WHEN A CONTAINER IS FULL, the Dempster-Dumpster picks it up, houls to desti- nation and dumps the materials or sets load down intact. These three simple operations, shown above, ore hydraulically controlled by driver in truck cab. Drop Bottom Container Imllt up to IO eu. yd. capacity to handle heavy material . Tank Type Contalnrr inert ins A.S.'I.K, tpeclfacailon . aparitie. up to 1,200 gal- lon . Tilt Type with Convrrgrd Up for liandllu fine attitregatr, net or fluid material . I nivrr«.il Type built up to 12 rii. yil. rapacity with top anil «ml doom. rivi cu. yd. container with tulirl raster for liundliiiK x.i«lr bln I .and. DEMPSTER BROTHERS • Knoxville 17, Tennessee TAenu arvels , tter for greater guest MVen '• pleasure and profit! c e °nvl' Insured results by proven products! Always the trainee buyers Savor tie john Sexton C0. I'slablished 1883 . . . Chicago (Louerd KINGSPORT PRESS ffckrive ftroS. 514 South Gay Street CLOTHES FOR DISCRIMINATING MEN COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 2 Compliments of GALO PRODUCTS COMPANY READY MADE MADE TO ORDER CLEANING REMODELING Phono 2-3821 BUY FURS FROM A FURRIER It 8. Gay St REPAIRING STORAGE KNOXVILLE. TENN. E. B. HALE Wm. C. HALE HALE BROTHERS WHOLESALE Fruits Vegetables E. Main Morristown. Tenn. Park National KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE Bank Capital $ 1.000.000.00 Ask Those We Serve Resources $50,000,000.00 UNIVERSITY DF TENNESSEE DAIRY PRODUCTS MILK, BUTTER, ICE CREAM, CHEESE, CHOCOLATE MILK, BUTTERMILK, COTTAGE CHEESE Agriculture Campus Knoxville ♦ B ♦ ; COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK 612 'SOUTH GAY STREET- Member Federal Deposit Insuranee Corporation ♦ ■ ♦ DINE AND DANCE AT ESLINGER'S DRIVE-IN Opposite Airport on Alcoa Hwy. STEAK—CHICKEN—COUNTRY HAM BARBECUED PORK BEEF—SEAFOOD No Cover Charge Couple Only VISIT Your Complete Music Store KNOXVILLE MUSIC CENTER A real friend of musicians everywhere DICK JONES W. S. JONES ON GAY STREET IN KNOXVILLE PET ICE CREAM PASTEURIZED MILK PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Lumber Mill Work CHAVANNES LUMberCO Roofing Home Insulation WILSON—’WEESNER- WILKINSON CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT Concreto Reinforcing Materials Steel Sash and Metal Building Specialties Knoiville, Tonn. Phono 5-0404 FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN SPORTS APPAREL Modest Prices DEITCH'S 18-20 Morlof Square For Perfect Baking Results Every Time You Bake . . . Use WHITE LILY FLOUR Flour For Cakes an4 Fme Bal J.ALLEN SMITH'S •� i W mmui suPERurivf mm J. Au£s Smith Co. “One of the World's Finest Floursy FOWLER BROTHERS CO. TOMMY FORD'S DOGGIE PATCH The Home of Beautiful Furniture Dine and Dance 418-420 South Gay Street STEAK — CHICKEN — COUNTRY HAM 2-6107 2' 2 Miles from U.T. Bridge KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE On Alcoa Highway. Route 4 One Hung Low Next Picture Coming Up Save It For a Rainy Day THE BANK NEAREST THE UNIVERSITY Our West Knoxville Branch Cor. Cumberland 19th St. EVERY MODERN FREE BANKING SERVICE PARKING Main Office—Cor. Gay 4 Clinch NOW AS ALWAYS YOU SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE! And For Your Convenience . . . FREE PARKING EASY TERMS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED SEARS ROEBUCK CO. 1000 N. Central Ave. Phone 2-9611 SECURITY 8 prrno SECURITYMILLS'INC- JB b h h II knoxville, «Sms 1 LLII W TENNESSEE fyc4 M tC 1{CU Jranh r d. louder do. Cor. State and Main Audio-Visual Equipment—Educational Materials For Good Music Liston to THE HUB SPINNING WHEEL WROL 6:00 A.M. Daily For Monoy-Saving Bargains Trado At THE HUB DEPARTMENT STORE 29 W. Market Square STAR LAUNDRY Knoxville's Quality Laundry Dry Cleaning 618 W. Clinch Avanuo Phono 3-6148 WALLACE AND WALLACE Incorporated Real Estate—Loans—Insurance Journal Building Phono 3-9122 OUR FAMOUS COALS DIXIE GEM — REGAL — SOUTHERN STAR 614 OAK AVENUE PHONE 3-6121 Hotel Farragut A MEYER HOTEL • 300 ROOMS—RADIO Knoxville’s Finest and Best Located Hotel 100% Air Conditioned R. B. NEIGHBORS MODERN EUROPEAN FIREPROOF Manager KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE THE BEST PART OF THE MEAL” MARGARET'S 1640 W. Cumberland 5-6449 SUPPORT YOUR ADVERTISERS 8ourbon Street Bum Let's Pop One! Momie. I’m Through Visit Your Old Friend, Doc. Ernest, Often for Courteous Service ELLIS ERNEST DRUG STORE ON THE CORNER OF THE CAMPUS ► PHONE 2-6103 Just Had A Shot 95% of the Student Body Owns a Car Where'd He Come from? mueL ICE CEEAU KNOXVILLE'S 100% SPRINKLER PROTECTED 806 Gay St., Knoxville, Tenn. CcMenience — Cccnctnif Concert CHAS. R. NEWSOM MANAGEMENT AMERICAN LIMESTONE COMPANY KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE Chain Gang No Revolting Outlines You Won't Got The at that Speed FINE CLASS RINGS AWARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS JOSTEN'S Since 1897 Representative—C. W. WINEGAR Suite 412 Commercial Bank Building KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF FIDELITY-BANKERS TRUST COMPANY KNOXVILLE’S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION 1914 1952 CADILLAC PONTIAC RODGERS AND COMPANY Oldest Dealers in the Southland West Main at Henley Street ED FOWLER ALEX SHAFER Be Safer—Insure With FOWLER-SHAFER 8onl of Knoxville 8uildinq 3-0705 BOB SIMS JACK BABB Compliments of BYERLEY’S CAFETERIA 2-2570 1506 W. Cumberland Avo. Knoxville, fenn. Whose End� ? The Bu� he� Wore Occupied Business Manager Urges Editor To Cut Pages FREE SERVICE TIRE CORP. GOODYEAR TIRES 121 So. Broadway KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE Phone 3-1 147 G. E. APPLIANCES J. M. DUNN SON BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 231 N. Broadway Oscar M. Dunn Robert M. Foxx Victor M. Loach COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE CIRCLE System ot Eating Houses Office. Empire Bldg. KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE So Wert Young Lady. So Wort Caught With Hit Panti Down The South Will Rite Again The Best of Everything To Build With COCKRUM LUMBER COMPANY Incorporated The Old Reliable Ninth Avenue KNOXVILLE. TENN. INSULATION LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS, PAINTS, ROOFING WHAT'S IN A PICTURE . . . The hilarious joy of winning—the deep satisfaction of a well earned victory over a worthy opponent on the playing field. The expression of loyalty and appreciation to the man under whose guidance and leadership the careful and exacting planning—the grueling hours of practice and training had been carried out—and his justifiably pride. No one on the Hill will fail to see all of these things, and many more. As Engravers to the 1952 edition of the VOLUNTEER we hope that each one of the hun- dreds of pictures between these covers will help you recapture and relive the events of this great year at U T and preserve them for posterity. COLLEGE ANNUAL DIVISION ALABAMA ENGRAVING COMPANY BIRMINGHAM It’s Your Day In The Barrel Tails For Two Down Yonder Vestal Lumber Mfg. Co. INCORPORATED J. PARK VESTAL, Pres. X Trees. 8AND MILLS: P. G. VESTAL. Vice-Pres. Secy. fL KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE EMMET P. VAUGHN. Vice-Pres. I E 1 ERWIN. TENNESSEE JOE D. PENLAND. Comptroller V W M SARDIS. GEORGIA H. V. HOLSTON. Traffic Manager KNOXVILLE 9, TENNESSEE COLUMBIA. S. C. toqraph toqraph