Western Kentucky University - Talisman Yearbook (Bowling Green, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1947 volume:

eae Sse Sa eee 4 Hi il a | lh Hi a Me Salis ‘ BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY MAURINE MORGAN, Editor JEANNE ALLEN, Business Manager J, R. WHITMER, Sponsor Because we think the important and interesting and stimulating days spent at Western will continue to be an inspiration and because there is, too, the satisfaction of understanding what has been happening in and to our lives, we present to you the 1947 Talisman. Coie DEDICATION COAING PIU: S ears GEINiEsS ADMINISTRATION FEATURES CLASSES A TRE glet Go MILITARY GEUsBFS PUBLICATIONS ACGis IV TeilEES CARDINAL “a =ieer ss St cry fa) oleh Ant by 5a. = oy i ay ea tn eae assed SLID Po Scot ec eset is ak eT SS ees btn iter ll Rae ran SI eo eae TY) . , CALICAa lion “I have felt a presence that disturbs me with the joy of elevated thoughts.” Because the challenge and stimulation to achieve was made greater through their scholarship and because our association with them aroused within us character and effort, we dedicate this Talisman to the SCHOLARSHIP of those students of Western whose example through the years has set the standards for the student body. | estern 5 Polka | We | ah : 1924 1947 BELLE POTTER Since graduation from Western Miss Potter has been teaching at Bowling Green Senior High School, ; Bowling Green, Kentucky, where she is Dean of Wom- ? en and head of the English Department. i ; : 4 1925 1947 is FRANCES RICHARDS Since June, 1925, Miss Richards has been teaching in the English Department of Western Kentucky State Teachers’ College. In 1930 Miss Richards re- 2 fe ; ceived the Master of Arts Degree from Indiana | ffi se. cae University. 1926 1947 MRS. OLIN ROSENBAUM (nee Annie Vanzant) After graduation from Western Mrs. Rosenbaum was a high school teacher for five years. Since that time she has been occupied as a housewife. Each of these graduates had the high class. We present them to you as they they are today. We honor them for the have become — teachers, housewives, a Page eight raduates 1924-1946 Tow 1927 1947 MRS. JOHN K. BREAST (nee Louise Cherry) In 1927 Mrs. Breast went to Shelbyville, Tennessee, to install a commercial department in the high school there. Since then she has spent thirteen years as a teacher of English and Commerce in addition to four years in a business office. Mrs. Breast has two sons. 1928 1947 MRS. JESSE THOMAS (nee Charlene Roemer) The two years following her graduation from Western Mrs. Thomas spent as director of girls’ physical education at a high school in Ocala, Florida. From 1930-1936 she was in the Physical Education Department at Western. In August, 1936, she married Mr. Thomas. From 1936-1941 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas lived in Baton Rouge where Mr. Thomas was in the Physical Educa- tion Department of Louisiana State University and where Mrs. Thomas did graduate study. In 1941 Mr. Thomas went into the United States Army. In 1946 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas moved to oa Gree ee 1929 1947 tucky, where Mr. Thomas is Head Football Coach at Western. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas have three children. ANNA MAJORS From 1929 to 1931 Miss Majors taught in the Training School of Western Kentucky State College. In 1982 she received the Master of Arts Degree from the University of Michigan. During the years 1932- 1934 she continued to do graduate work at the Uni- versity of Michigan. (C )} p ; i ing’ in hi I Nee In 1934 Miss Majors was employed by the United est scholastic standing in his graduating nt Rison p reie dasnpe auc pucniee We ttl MEE : Re a in this work and at present holds the title of Examiner, were when enrolled in Western and as EY SNOB, Test Development Section, Examining and Personnel h ] th d f h t th fé Bee. (i Utilization Division. scholars they were and for what they Kt iy doctors, mothers, and scientists. Page nine | 1930 1947 FRANKLIN PIERCE HAYS Mr. Hays graduated from Harvard Law School in 1934. From 1934 to 1937 he was Assistant Professor of Law at the School of Law, University of Louisville. He has practiced law in Louisville since 1937 and at the present time is a partner in the law firm of Skaggs, Hays and Fahey. 1932 1947 SARA ELIZABETH TYLER Miss Tyler received the Master of Arts Degree from George Peabody College for Teachers in 1945. From 1933 to 1938 she was reference assistant in the library of Western Kentucky State Teachers’ College, and from 1938 until the present she has been head of the periodical room. Miss Tyler is a member of Kappa Delta Pi and Pi Gamma Mu. Page ten . U By CVI A yw 1931 1947 BASIL CHAMBRUS COLE Mr. Cole received the Master of Science Degree from the University of Kentucky in 1932 and the Doctor of Philosophy Degree from Iowa State College in 1938. He was a member of the faculty of Western Kentucky State Teachers’ College from 1932 to 1945. At present Mr. Cole is Technical Director and Head of Product Department, The Seven-Up Company, St. Louis, Missouri, Mr. Cole is a member of Alpha Zeta and Sigma Xi fraternities. He is a member of the Missouri and the National Institutes of Food Technologists. 1933 1947 MRS. WARREN ROLEY (nee Edith Louise Welch) After graduating from Western in 1933 Miss Welch taught in Barren County high schools for four years and for a half year in Greensburg High School. At this time she became ill and retired from active life. In 1943 Mrs. Roley went to St. Louis, Missouri, and took a course in Radio Mechanics. She then taught this subject to students in the Army Air Forces radio school at Scott Field, Illinois. In 1945 she became a Control Operator at a commercial radio station in Columbia, South Carolina. There she married Warren Roley of Camas, Washington. She, Mr. Roley, and their infant son are now living in Camas. Ornzor 1924 ae ales 1946 1935 1947 MILTON A. JONES In 1988 Mr, Jones received the LL.B. Degree from Harvard Law School at Cambridge, Massachusetts. He is a member of the Kentucky Bar and has been admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States. After being employed as an attorney of the United States Department of Agriculture, he became affiliated with the Federal Bureau of Investigation as a Special Agent on February 6, 1939. He is now stationed in Washington, D. C., as a member of the FBI Head- quarters staff. 1937 1947 JOSEPHINE MIDDLETON Miss Middleton received the Master of Arts Degree from Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee, in 1942. She is now in the Art Department of Stephen F. Austin College, Nacogdoches, Texas. 1934 1947 JOHN B. THOMAS, JR. From 1935-1943 Mr. Thomas was an English teacher in Louisville high schools. In 1940 he received his Master of Arts Degree in English from Indiana University. He has done part-time college teaching at the Indiana University Extension Center at Jeffer- sonville, Indiana, and at George Washington Univer- sity, Washington, D, C. Mr. Thomas entered the United States Navy in July, 1943, and is still in the service. He holds the rank of lieutenant. He and Mrs. Thomas, the former Rena Belle Angle (Western, 1935), have been living in Washington, D. C., for the past two years. 1936 1947 ROBERT E. SCHELL In June, 1940, Mr. Schell graduated from Vanderbilt University Medical School, Nashville, Tennessee, with a Doctor of Medicine Degree. During 1940 and 1941 Dr. Schell was an interne at Vanderbilt University Hospital and was then appointed to the Resident Staff in Pediatrics. In July, 1941, he started active duty with the Army Medical Corps doing chest and com- municable disease work at hospitals in Denver, Colorado; Nashville, Tennessee; and Ashville, North Carolina. In November, 1946, he was separated as a Major: At present Dr. Schell is Director of the Medical Service at the Veteran’s Administration’s General Hospital, Swannanoa, North Carolina. Page eleven 1938 1947 MRS. JOHN NEWTON SMITH (nee Eleanor Pearce) In 1940 Mrs. Smith received the Bachelor of Arts Degree in Library Science from the University of North Carolina. She was employed for the next year in the Library School there. In 1941 Mrs. Smith married Lieutenant John Newton Smith and spent the next three years as an army wife moving from camp to camp. In 1944 Lt. Smith went overseas, and Mrs. Smith became a cata- loguer in the Columbia University library. Upon his return in January, 1946, they went. to Chapel Hill, North Carolina, where Mrs. Smith worked in the library. Later in the year after a training period in Washington, D. C., Mr. Smith was assigned to Mexico City as Third Secretary of Embassy, and Mrs, Smith accompanied him. 1940 1947 WILLIAM PROCTOR EUBANK Mr. Eubank received the Doctor of Medicine Degree from the University of Louisville in 1948. He became a member of Alpha Omega Alpha, honorary scholastic medical fraternity, and Phi Kappa Phi, honor society. The next year he spent in a rotating internship at Louisville General Hospital. The year 1944-1945 brought him the Assistant Presidency in Obstetrics and Genecology at Louisville General Hospital, and the following year he attain ed full presidency. On March 1, 1946, Mr. Eubank went on active duty as a first lieutenant in the Medical Corps of the United States Army. He is stationed at Regional Hospital, Ft. McClellan, Alabama, where he is Chief of Officers’ and Women’s Section of Surgical Service. Page. twelve Peay estern 5 onor 1924 1939 1947 JEWELL J. KAHN In 1941 Mr. Kahn was employed by Joseph E. Seagram and Sons Incorporated, Louisville, Kentucky, and he has been with that company since that time. He is now the Production Manager of their plant at St. Francis, Kentucky. 1941 1947 RICHARD FINLEY GRISE Mr. Grise received his Doctor of Medicine Degree from Vanderbilt University, 1944. The following nine months he served as an interne in surgery at the University of Virginia Hospital and for nine addi- tional months he served there as Assistant-Resident in Surgery. In May, 1946, Mr. Grise was inducted into the United States Army and assigned to the Army Air Forces. He served at Keesler Field for one month. From June to December, 1946, he was Chief of Sur- gical Service at the Station Hospital, Westover Field, Massachusetts. Since then he has been Chief Surgeon of the Station Hospital with the 1391st Army Air Force Base Unit on Teceria Island, Azores. bed ita tos 1946 1943 1947 WILFORD SCHELL In March, 1946, Mr. Schell was graduated from the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Nashville, Tennessee, with the degree of Doctor of Medicine. He is a member of Alpha Omega Alpha, the national honorary medical fraternity, Dr. Schell is now serving as an intern in surgery at Vanderbilt University Hospital. 1945 1947 MARY VIRGINIA HENDRICK Since 1945 Miss Hendrick has been an assistant in chemistry at Ohio State Universit y, Columbus, Ohio, and has been working on her Masters Degree. Since January 1, 1947, she has held the title of Special Assistant of the general or freshman chemistry staff. 1942 1947 JEAN KEITH In December 1942 Mr. Keith entered Midshipman’s School at Northwestern University beginning a term in the Navy that ended April 16, 1946. Mr. Keith is now working on his Master’s Degree in American History at Johns Hopkins University. 1944 1947 MRS. CHARLES HE. FELIX (nee Fannie Edmonson) From 1944 to 1946 Miss Edmonson taught in Wisner School, Pontiac, Michigan. In April, 1946, Miss Edmonson married Charles E. Felix. She is now teach- ing in the Richardsville High School, Warren County, Kentucky, while her husband is attending the Bowling Green Business University, Bowling Green, Kentucky. 1946 1947 MARTHA SAM SHERRILL Miss Sherrill holds the position of fifth grade teacher at Takoma Park Elementary School, Takoma Park, Maryland. Page thirteen 4G edal P Siler A! War Lal i peas boat Page fourteen awarded ROBINSON MEDAL 1946 ROBERT PROCTOR Glasgow, Ky. Medals awarded by Regents of Ogden College to students of Western Kentucky State Teachers College Robinson Medal for best declamation Ware JOPELONOTICK See aee me thee 1928 Pep veliéys FhOmMpSsOns esses ee ks 1929 Delbert: Marl Wagoner22 2-2 1930 DOSED tier LG (t CLLY yee eet tae 1931 Willa yecs WIS CiIns= es sees poker 1932 HIGVAR BS Sey ste hee ee wt 1933 INOFFISI BOOKS) ViINnCeN Ua eee ees eee: 1934 ATDGEEL Viet itch eer cen ee 1935 Je CR Cancrel ese ee eee SON 1936 WiatreneisaM tl Giese ee tee cere eos he 1937 CCE ELLE Set ein oae Se pene aa ie Sle ot el 1938 Paulie Rutledge se dene eee es. 1939 Krank A Bechtelia ssa peters tae: 1940 Bryans Baers 22 pe eae coe oe 1941 Toni CalvirysV. ena bleicst5e pa tee pe ee 1942 Gharles Loudermil kyo fess cr nse 1943 RR GWerEL EXON OX eee te eet cae cee es 1944 Ogden Medal for the best original oration ORMASch ult zie ce: 2e. 2 Oe 2 ee a 1928 Prank Pierce ay Sats cert eee 1929 Lawrence Cleo Roberts....................-.--.....- 1930 Herbert eHOsteiies ps eters: os ok Bee cost 1931 eK elleval iomipsone cit eis es 1932 ROM ae Ace DETUM DT UT eee es eos ee 1933 Delberteharlawagoner 22 8 2 1934 Nortis;Brooks.Vincents 9-2 a0 reeoe 1935 Nicholas nigh tiie see eee oe ee 1936 ACSC ROG INA (2) 1, ya eC Ur, ak een naire anaes 1937 Betere LPinilonies eet nee eo ees ee 1938 Floniens Eis Wise yore sete nee eS cette 1939 Nestemiicim Spalding 3) sees he: 1940 Witlitamelussellies ree ore eee te Le 1941 INOlaTIO Mis Walia ha vase Pee ene ees: 1942 Georve Riggaw wee en sentence aoe ee 1943 Harold eV aug ineemee cn cee i eas 1944 Page fifteen | ’ if fl ae , Those whose grades were average “A” are the following: Dorothy Agnew, Jean Allen, Keith Augenstein, Philip Edward Binzil, Jr., William B. Birdwell, Neal Calhoun, Mozelle Carter, Jesse C. Crowe, H. Earl Evans, C. L. Francis, Ruby Woodis Graham, Barrett T. Green, William Edward Hamilton, LaVerne Pearce Hatcher, Frances Elaine Jones, John W. Martin, James L. Nash, Jr., Mrs. John E. Nolan, Martha Pollard, Rachel Richards, Grover C. Salyer, Elvin M. Sanders, Milburn M. Shelton, Robert C. Snyder, Tom C. Venable, Wilbur Wade, Mary Alice Weller, Stanley Weinreb, Charles L. Sheeler, Ruric E. Wheeler, R. L. Wilson, and Virginia Wright. Those students with an average of “B” were as follows: Margie Acree, Norma Jean Adcock, Helen Ruth Agnew, Doris Alexander, Hugh G. Allen, Ralph W. Allen, Julia Frances Anthony, Frances Arbogast, Glen Armstrong, Dallas Arnold, Mar- ion E. Arnold, Marie Aaterburn, Robert L. Aspley, William D. Atkinson, Hugh Mason Ayer, Eleanor Moore Babb, Sebert F. Bailey, George Wilbur Baird, Carrol W. Barnard, Carlisle B. Barnes, Jr., Richard C. Bartlett, Marian Bas- kett, June Baxter, John R. Beatty, Anita Beiler, Edith Johanna Beiler, Claude A. Bell, Cosette Birdwell. Mrs. Louise Bishop, Charles Wayne Black, Jr., Ethell Moore Blackford, Jr., Doris Blewett, George B. Boston, Howard Bowman, Carlie Bowmer, Franklin Boyer, Buster F. Brown, Christabel Brown, Dewey R. Brown, Floyd M. Brown, Mrs. Paulette Brown, Wade Brown, William D. Brown, Charles Rogers Bryant. Walter Hugh Bunnell, Jr., Henry O’Bryan Burch, Beatrice R. Burgess, Carroll A. Burke, William Ralph Bu- shong, William Cecil Butler, Sam Jor- dan Cabell, Martine Calhoun, William Joseph Callison, James E. Calloway, Betty Campbell, Dalton L. Canary, William Clyde Carloss, Mary Hart Coleman, Sam Cooke, Jr., Roy G. Cook- sey, Jr., Sam P. Cooper, Robert L. Cop- persmith, Jo Anne Cottrell, Churchill H. Cox, Basil E. Craddock, Martha Crady, Joseph Gerald Craycroft, Wil- liam Francis Craycroft, Herbert M. Cullen, DeVon Cunningham, Ralph L. Curry, Joy Day Davis, Mrs. Lillian Davis, Royce E. Dawson, Beverly Day, Hugh H. Deaton, William C. Dennison, Laura Virginia DeWalt, Bert Bailey Dillihay, Raymond James Doherty, Garland V. Dodd, Dero G. Downing, George William Downing, Iona Duke, Charles William Eades, Mary Phil Eg- Page sixteen tonot Kel date erton, Maxwell B. Elkin, Floyd H. Ellis, Aubrey L. Embry, Verne V. Esk- ridge, Aubry B. Everley, Mary Dean Feltner, Josephine Fish, James C. Fisher, John G. Fisher, W. B. Fisher, Jr., Betty John Ford, Jennie Frances Foster, Leroy E. Fritz, Lloyd G. Fritz, Maurice C. Futrell. Paul Ellis Garrett, Paul Thomas Garrettm, Jr., Dee Gibson, Jr., Nancy Ann Good, Richard T. Gordon, Jr., John D. Graham, Ray Graham, Shirley Nelle Graham, Joan Graven, Cecil Huge Greenwell, Jr., William O. Greer, James W. Grise, Calvin T. Grubb, Thomas A. Grubbs, Jr., Ruth Marie Guthrie, Leona M. Guy, Jennie Haddix, Janet Hales, Lilburn Hall, Joseph Hampton, Darrel Curtis, William R. Hanks, Alice Harp- ing, Gloria Harris, Harold Harris, Lay- ton F. Harris, William B. Hatchett, Mrs. Ardella Head, Joyce Heard, James P. Helm, Mary Ruth Henry, William Herman, Barnie A. Higgs, Jr., Toby Hightower, Mimi Hildebrand, Frances Jean Hodges, Helen Hines, Donald F. Hoebeke, Robert Roy Hoefle, Charles Trigg Hoover, Claude Hovper, Jr., Dorothy Horstmann, Mary Lucy House. Buena Howard, David Phelps Hughes, Sue Tempest Hume, Virginia Lee Hundley, Charles Hussey, Dorothy Hyde, Russell C. Hyde, Ronald L. Iler, Geraldine Isaacs, Jacquetta Jackman, Lester Jackson, Martha B. Jackson, Sarah Louise Jackson, Basil James, Judson Jenkins, June Jenkins, Ruth Neal Johns, William D. Johns, Helen Sue Johnson, James A. Johnson, Teddy Lou Johnson, William C. Joiner, Mar- ion J. Jones, Ruthann Jones, Sarah Sue Jones, Sue Jones, Sara Katherine Joyce, Mary Ann Keen, Roy K. Keith, Zola M . Keith, Carolyn Kimbler, Charles Lester Kimbler, Eloise Kin- drick, Taz W. Kinney. John C. Korb, Ida Christiana Kummer, Mary Evelyn Lacy, William E. Lacy, Betty Langley, Robert H. Lay, James Andrew Lee, Harold L. Lee, John Likins, Shirley Lee Litton, Betty Jo Lloyd, Robert L. Lockett, Gloria Anne Cotton Logan, Ann Johnson Loomis. Charles A. Loudermilk, Jr., Bryan T. Lowe, Warren H. McCaulley, Betty Mc- Clellan, Joanne McCord, Lowell Austin McCubbin, William J. McDaniel, James R. McGown, Juanita McIntosh, J. C. McKinney, Jr., Alberta Mabry, Bern- ard W. Mansfield, Charles P. Mansfield, Henry Neal Markham, William Harold Matthews, Hubert Mattingly, Malburn R. Mayfield, Amelia Meador, Alice Meyer, Helen Midkiff, Noble H. Mid- kiff, John R. Miller, Kenneth Miller, Edgar M. Minor, Juanita Moore, Miles L. Moore, Ray W. Moore. Francis D. Montgomery, Joe Morris, Walter R. Morris, Martha Jane Mor- rison, Ola Ray Murphy, Lela Mae Na- pier, Emma Jean Naron, William H. Neal, Jr., John E. Nolan, James C. O’Hara, Aaron F. Overfelt, William R. Owen, John R. Owens, William B. Paine, Ann Patterson, Jeanne Payne, Charles K. Pentecost, Laura Jeanne Perkins, Mary Jane Peters, Virginia Plank, Anne Porter, Jennie Louise Por- ter, R. B. Porter, Wesley Hugh Porter, Henry J. Potter, Jr., Hall B. Potts, Marie Powell, Matilda Ann Price, Robin Rhea Pride, Martha Ann Priest, Nancy Ruth Pritchett. Robert L. Proctor, Walter Pudlow, Elwanda Lee Ragland, Romalee Ran- son, Betty Ray, Clyde M. Raymer, Chester C. Redmond, Robert M. Reed, Mrs. Fae Reynolds, Harold Dwight Ricketts, Josephine Rigsby, John Ed- ward Robertson, Edward E. Rodgers, Charles Steve Roemer, Jr., Duncan E. Rose, Sarah Anne Rose, Rebecca Jean Ross, J. V. Rosser, Ivan L. Russell, George A. Sadler, Thomas Sallengs, William H. Sanders, Sara Seates, Wil- liam Paul Schultz, Martha Pearl Scott, Roy L. Scaborne, William B. Shaver, Violet Lureen Shields, Dorothy Shifley, - Lenwood Shirrell, Imogene Simpson, Kenneth Sinclair. Harvey T. Skaggs, Minnie Catherine Skaggs, Violet Rhea Skaggs, R. L. Sleamaker, Cooper R. Smith, Jr., Do- lores Marie Smith, James Thomas Smith, Marion Smith, Mrs. Thomas Smith, Nell Carter Smith, Sue R. Smith, Thomas E. Smith, Sanford Solo- mon, Woodson W. Sosh, Carrie South, C. Jean Southwood, Tommy Spain, Thomas Spaulding, Marion O. Spears, John Ford Standard, Jr., Judy Stevens, Martha Gibson Stevens, Marjorie Stin- nett, Francis R. Stokes, Martha Strawn, James H. Stuteville, Ben Frank Summers, Virgil K. Sutherland, Marelle Swindle, Lois Tabor, N. H. Tal- ley, Jr., Arthur Elonzo Taylor, James D. Taylor, Norma Virginia Taylor, Doris Elaine Terry, Charles Edward Thessen, Jr., Mary Frances Thomas, Mary Jo Thomas, Jasper Thompson, Lynn Dalton Thompson, Kenneth B. Thread, Paul Tillman, Grover C. Trail, Jr., James D. Tuggle, Jim C. Vaden, Marie Vance, Richard Smith Vaughn. George Thomas Wade, Nina Waller, May Jane Walls, William G. Watson, Diana Weatherford, Marion Elaine Webster, James W. Wedding, Carol Glenn Wells, George M. Wells, Lois Faye Wesley, Thural Eugene West, Wallace Eugene Whalin, Jesse Moore White, Stella Mae White, William Bay- lor, Wilder, Hope Wilkey, Jo Jo Wil- liams, Margaret Kate Williams, Emily Haneock Wilson, Frances Alvne Wil- son, George W. Wilson, Jr., Joseph W. Wilson, Lively Miller Wilson, Samuel M. Wilson, Jimmie Joyce Wiman, Hu- bert W. Woodward, John B. Wyatt, Imogene Young, Marilyn Zimmerman. R. L. Wilson Neal Calhoun Freshman Special Student Dyersburg, Tenn. Eddyville, Ky. Mrs. Laverne Hatcher Graduate Dorothy Agnew Tom Venable Bieshiman Graduate Morgantown, Kentucky Owensboro, Kentucky Bowling Green, Kentucky Page seventeen EEE One ee e Hugh C. Allen Jeanne Allen Dallas Arnold Doris Blewett James V. Coleman Hanson, Ky. Bowling Green, Ky. Coral Ridge, Ky. Bowling Green, Ky. Bowling Green, Ky. Gordon Wilson Bowling Green, Ky. wagner ay, e Ae Colleges ene Usagi Jo Jo Williams ] 94 y Leroy Fritz Bowling Green, Ky. Belleville, Ind. James D. Taylor Paul E. Garrett Dixon, Ky. Bowling Green, Ky. Martha Stevens Jeanne Payne Maurine Morgan Charles A. Loudermilk, Jr. Joseph M. Howard Frances Jeanne Hodges Middlesboro, Ky. Springfield, Tenn. Mayfield, Ky. Bowling Green, Ky. Paris, Tenn. Sulphur Well, Ky. Dias phate y wa idhe lf Mehdi a arab amakanti FRANCES ELAINE JONES VIOLET LUREEN SHIELDS MILBURN SHELTON ELLA COMBS Sophomore, : Providence High freshman, Cromwell Tigh School, Freshman, Lewisburg High School. Freshman, Temple Hill High School, Providence, Ky., 1945. Cromwell. Ky., 1946. Lewisburg, Ky., 1943. School, Mt. Herman, Ky., 1946. LIVELY WILSON FRANCES ANN BOYD IMOGENE YOUNG Sophomore, Bowling Green High Freshman, Vine Grove High Freshman, Richardsville High School, Bowling Green, Ky., 1944. School, Vine Grove, Ky., 1946. School, Richardsville, Ky., 1946. RUTH ETTA MURRAY NANCY ANN GOOD DOROTHY AGNEW BUSTER F. BROWN Sophomore, Bristow High School. Freshman, Holmes High School, Freshman, Owensboro High School, Freshman, Poole High School, Sunnyside, Ky., 1945. Covington, Ky., 1946. Owensboro, Ky., 1946. Poole, Ky., 1945. JEANNETTE McCUBBIN TAZZ KINNEY BUENA HOWARD Sophomore, Hali High School, Har- Sophomore, Benton High School, Freshman, Gamaliel High School, } lan, Ky., 1946. Benton, Ky., 1943. Gamaliel, Ky., 1946 | JOYOE RAY WHEELER LOIS TABOR BARRETT T, GREEN FLOYD DAMON KINSER, JR. Brownsville High School, Browns- Freshman, Bristow High School, Freshman, Providence High School, Freshman, Vine Grove High ville, Ky., 1943. Bristow, Icy., Providence, Ky., 1943. School, Vine Grove, Ky., 1945, RURIC WHEELER JOAN GRAVEN NINA WALLER Senior, Brownsville High School, Freshman, Federalsburg High Sophomore, J. M. Atherton High Brownsville, Ky., 1941. School, Federalsburg, Md., 1946. School, Louisville, Ky., 1944, Vw Eel bel SY, estern Page nineteen PO EEE ee ee eee RACHEL RICHARDS FORBIS K. JORDAN, JR. MARGIE ACREE H. W. WOODWARD Junior, Barnes High School, Freshman, Ekron High School, Sophomore, Greensburg High Mt. Zion High School, Holland, Franklin, Ky., 1940. Ekron, Ky., 1946, School, Greensburg, Ky., 1945. Ky., 1941. CHARLES TRIGG HOOVER JUNE BAXTER FRANCES M. ARBOGAST Freshman, Austin Tracy High Sophomore, Morgantown High Special Student, Madisonville High | School, Barren Co., Ky., 1946. School, Morgantown, Ky., 1943. School, Madisonville, Ky., 1938 ae = | is SYLVIA PROCTOR JACK M. PEDIGO SARA J OYCE ALBERTA MABRY | Senior, Warren High School, Rock- Freshman, Edmonton High School, Sophomore, Milton High School, Sophomore, Cayce High School, field, Ky., 1943. Edmonton, Ky., 1943. Milton, Ky., 1945. Cayce, Ky., 1945. MRS. ELEANOR BABB DOROTHY JEAN BROWN MARGARET WILLIAMS Sophomore, Providence High Freshman, Centertown High Freshman, College High, Bowling School, Providence, Ky., 1944 School, Centertown, Ky., 1946. Green, Ky., 1946. REBECCA ROSS JOY DAVIS CARROLL BURKE HAROLD D, RICKETTS Sophomore, Drakesboro High Freshman, Bowling Green High Freshman, South Warren High Freshman, Palmyra High School, School, Drakesboro, Ky., 1945 School, Bowling Green, Ky., 1946. School, Rockfield, Ky., 1946. Palmyra, Nebr., 1941. J. D. TAYLOR DIANA WEATHERFORD JOE BAXTER Senior, Dixon tHigh School, Dixon, Freshman, Todd County High Freshman, Trimble County High Ky., 1941. School, Elkton, Ky., 1946. School, Bedford, Ky., 1944. ; FRANCES JEAN HODGES MALORIA PETTY AMELIA MEADOR Senior, Center High School, Cen- Freshman, Hartford High School, freshman, Breckinridge County ter, Kentucky, 1943. Hartford, Kentucky, 1946. raee School, WHardinsburg, Ky., 46. HELEN AGNEW RALPH CURRY LOIS FAY WESLEY Sophomore, Spottsvile High Junior, Cave City, Ky. Freshman, Frederick Fraize High School, Beals, Kentucky, 1945. School, Oloverport, Ky., 1945. EEE ——— ni Olrie Wandering, ever wandering, with no soul-sought goal in view, A moment here, a moment there; a pause, a step or two. Dormant, down among the ruins; blending dust with dust— Rising, slowly ever within me, falling, willed to fall again, earth-shunned rust; rust rusting rust— Vaguely, I watched the first star of evening, Rising neath the florid canopy of a lovely, lonely purple cloud, heavily, hovering there; I gazed, I languidly saw the cloud, I saw but did not care; I grimly grinned; reflecting, shrank—merging with the shadows I, deeply darkened, seem to share. Then, along the interminable passage of Time, that seemed to end with me, A gentle voice floated down—a chiming, rhyming sort of sound—voicing all that was, all that is, and all that is to be; “Make a wish! There’s the evening star: star light, star bright—;” came the silent soul-soft decree; My spirit groaned—I had no wish; what I was I long had been—in greying, decaying finality. Yet I arose to brush away the dwindling fragments and the clinging dust; And walking with a level chin, I drew on my shadow’s shadowy trust, And against my fear of the lengthening leer, of the approaching encroaching dusk, I mingled my shadow with the growing shadows—surrendered; the clinging loathsome husk. And the wandering cloud faded, blending with the night; The evening star was joined by a host to spangle the heavens with light. Charles A. Loudermilk, Jr. Tee SalReAGV, EER As I journey on this varying Highway of Life, Sometimes stretching forth inviting one to travel; Other times supplying acute bends and rocky surface And huge hills that I must exert all my strength to climb, Often when I travel on the Highway thus I am tempted to halt my journey; Lay down my troublesome load and rest myself. But I have heard stories of men like me I Who yielded to that impulse And who, once off the Highway, were lost in some forlorn forest, And never could resume their journey. S. E. Holland. 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Sopeh nein Peres tak Bee Bursar Weta Gralge oer eee Director of Personnel Sterrets Cuthbertson: css eee Curator Susie West McClanahan................ Social Director Mrs) Dir) Renick2 Social Director (on leave) IMrgeed Onis ReGaney ieee eee Social Director ROy SC WaT ee eee ese ee eee Foundation Office Wall Ball ee nee ae Field Representative Blizaheth Woods....:......---... Landscape Gardener Mrs, Mary, Moore..-2.. =: Kentucky Librarian Rex Vivers 5 eet) ee eee Bookkeeper Jame elastase Manager of Bookstore Bortertoines ese Mechanical Engineer Blizabeth Coombs:...- 5... Library Assistant Lois (Dickey sos: 2 wees ee ae Stenographer TTS eel cima ey cesta eee een eae aes Secretary Etta) Renner eer ee eee eee eee Stenographer Mise damess Overby 2: eee sae Secretary Mrs.-Judson Jenkins ................ Library Assistant Mrs. Louise Hutcheson......... 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CLASS OFFICERS Chiarlesshisheneeee 26 cee ere president IVT AIL Te UD Opens ee ee eet ae ee vice-president Dee Gibsons... ei ie ee secretary PTL Ug Gl LOT ate a = nk ee eee eed treasurer LYTLE LLC Ysera sergeant-at-arms J U N | O R S e UntOVs Rath Wills omice ccs shes ee pee poe eee ee ee Canmer ArlesiW Cav er iis core see eee eee ere ey eee Claypool Dorothya Acks ones ee ee Beaver Dam SWV alla'eartra eg hay) 0 rears eee eee ee Bowling Green INMATIONT OF SDC ATS seeeeeee rae rete eee ene Scottsville Martha,.Pollard te n. oe os eee Owensboro STATES Wie VVC CLG Orr te aeeeeee eee Beaver Dam Marva Vane Inia oD ncaa see een Morganfield Marilyn Zimmerman................---.--.- East St. Louis, Il. Bill Grattonie res Owensboro Mary Kay Powell Franklin Josephaleagtctes 1s 2 ec eee Earlington JAMES VCD ari el eeeees cee eer Owensboro Beatrice vs Ur oss xeene eee eee Salem, Ind. Harris} ls Wallereec eee eee Evansville, Ind. 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Sed ..Bowling Green JAMESRVICUOIN oe eters ele Coenen ee Beaver Dam Wangeavaiey je hbenlhen ee ee a es Lebanon HU Pen eeAT NO] dee ee cence ed a Madisonville Oe Oe Ee en ee ne en ae ons _— — = = — - GEASS OPFFLCERS John Oldham president Wilson Kirk vice-president Dorothy Taylor secretary Harriet Spalding treasurer Sam Peden sergeant-at-arms Top Row Richard Bartlett Whitesville, West Va. Betty Ray Bowling Green Charles Parsley London Billie Tipton Louisville Ryland Garrett Bowling Green Frances Mills Clinton Jim Callis Hanson Mary Alice Owen Bowling Green Page seventy Second Row Anne Egerton Cadiz Ellis Tollen Madisonville Doris Terry Louisville Turner Hogan Cave City Jean M. Hodges Greensburg Quentin Billingsley Glasgow Lois Smith Tompkinsville Hugh Dougherty Bowling Green Third Row James Moss Bowling Green Sue Langley Henderson Kenneth Hale Louisville Leta Justine White Bowling Green Vaughn Stevens Minnesota Mary Dickerson Tompkinsville Charles N. Starks Benton Rebecca Ross Drakesboro Fourth Row Alberta Mabry Cayce Wm. B. Paine Guthrie Marjorie Stinnett Madisonville Frank Summers Albany Dorothy Taylor Bowling Green John Boyles Allensville Betty Topmiller Bowling Green Irby Hummer Scottsville Bottom Row Hugh Porter Cadiz Dorothy Shifley Owensboro Wendell Hurt Scottsville Mary Helen Moss Bowling Green Dewey R. Brown McHenry Anna Lou Johnson Cave City Dalton Canary Hartford Rose Nell White Henderson Top Row Second Row Jeannette McCubbin Pete Bennett Campbellsville Louisville Carline Brown Ruth Etta Murray Scottsville Sunnyside Nell Carter Smith Selmer, Tenn. Alford Orland Doug Moseley Bowling Green Mary Avritt Richardsville Lebanon Mary Campbell R. Sam Peden Bowling Green Glasgow Jo Anne McCord Nashville, Tenn. Sara Seates Charles Wheeler Bowling Green Upton William Kimbrough Bowling Green John Wyatt Hopkinsville Colleen Richardson Summit Third Row Violet Rhea Skaggs Campbellsville Barney Oliver Eddyville Sara Joyce Milton James Whitmer Greenville Mary Helen Larkin Madisonville Carl Whitfield Nortonville Jean Southwood Danville English Jones Rowland, N. C, Fourth Row Charlie Hayes Louisville Eleanor Babb Providence Garner B. Hanson Park City Betty Jean Watson Gary, W. Va. Estill Hazelrigg Beaver Dam Nancy Murray Baynton Beach, Fla. Robert Gillespie Graham Judy Stevens Middlesboro Bottom Row Jean Potts Owensboro Duncan E. Rose Cadiz Joanne Miles Bowling Green Ralph Johnson Sonora Jean Matthews Bowling Green James Topmiller, Jr. Bowling Green Mildred Hulen Bowling Green P. C. Rankin Monticello Page seventy-one Top Row William J. Vonsick Louisville Jo Ann Dunham Little Rock, Ark. Bill Hall Island Vicky Ratcliff Ashland James Peak Ludlow Evelan Jones Hazel Edward Kilgore Glasgow Ruth Britton Louisville Page seventy-two SOPHOMORES Second Row Ann Chaffee Centralia, Ill. Clyde Smith Summer Shade Billie B. Purdy Bradfordsville Marshall Lawrence Tompkinsville Norma Jean Smith Owensboro Herman C. Murphy Fountain Run Jean Perkins Bowling Green James Perkins Bowling Green Third Row Tazz Kinney Benton Mary Todd Sullivan Taylorsville Cecil Butler Tompkinsville Mary Lou Sisk Nebo J. C. Bailey Fountain Run Nina Waller Louisville Lively Wilson Ashland Helen Agnew Beals Fourth Row Elizabeth Standiford Fern Creek Lynn D. Thompson Horse Cave Eloise Kindrick Monticello Bartley Hageman Bowling Green Carry Gibson Evarts Nick Koenigstein Bowling Green Sue Johnson Lake Charles, La. Harold Solmon Owensboro Bottom Row Gardner Burden Bowling Green Corinne Jackson Bowling Green John Oldham Hartford Virginia Plank Nortonville Hugh Ayer Owensboro Louetta Mitchell Earlington Benton Reeves Dunmore Patricia Mason Bowling Green Top Row Stanley Miller Glasgow Elizabeth M. Ricketts Bowling Green Hilbert Taylor Princeton Helen Willett Bowling Green Robert M. Smith Greenville James Perkins Bowling Green Hazel Willett Bowling Green Marian Dunville Onton Second Row Audrey Eggen Louisville S. W. Hawkins Beaver Dam Margie Acree Greensburg John Jewell Poole Imogene Simpson Bowling Green L. Harold Allen Bowling Green Mary Jo Thomas Alvaton Arthur Kockritz Henderson Third Row Thomas Carr Cadiz Gwendolyn Kitchens Bowling Green James T. Nation Owensboro Elaine Jones Providence Randal Miller Bowling Green Eula Rice Gregory Monticello Neal Markham Russellville June Baxter South Hill Fourth Row Bettie Miller Elkton Harry L. Baernedt Louisville Martha Willoughby Bowling Green J. Neil Embry Beaver Dam Ravenal Hensley Horse Cave Lark J. Northern Providence Sara Ann DeLaudson Mayfield Bill Painter Finchville Bottom Row Bert Dillihay Russellville Jane Young Buechel Guy Gene McLemore Beech Creek Doris Bell Owensboro William H. Sanders Fordsville Claudine Guy Bowling Green Wilford Tucker Hopkinsville Mary Phil Egerton Cadiz Page seventy-three eat? ee oP peg ee te ee Top Row Wendell Lewis Cave City Claire Johnson Muncie, Ind. Harriette Spalding Bowling Green Mrs. Fairy Knight Annapolis, Md. Lloyd Driver Lafayette, Tenn. Martin D. Cross Albany Ida Ree Coe Coe Charles Parrish Bowling Green Page seventy-four SOPHOMORES Second Row Jayne S. Davis Falmouth Glenn Hollingsworth Lynch Dorothy Shelton Bowling Green Helen Hines Bowling Green Mary Lacy Hopkinsville Christabell Brown Detroit, Mich. Charles Solley Louisville Armon Thurman Sacramento Third Row Fraser Hodges Sulphur Well Jeannie Watson Bowling Green Margie Milliken Auburn Edna Mae Massie Turners Station Frank Ennis Bowling Green Kay Koger Albany Jo Anne Smith Burnside J. V. Gardner Quality Fourth Row Ellen Ricketts Louisville Dan Amos Bowling Green June Corman Louisville Stanford Miller Glasgow Jean Green Bowling Green Elwanda Ragland Davenport Carl Driver Lafayette, Tenn. Lela Napier Scottsville Bottom Row Juett C. Hogancamp Bardwell Betty Williams Sebree J. T. Chumney Bowling Green Betty McClellan Bowling Green Carroll Brooks Bowling Green Marjorie Lafferty Horse Cave Earl Goodman Elizabethtown Frank Cheek St. Charles Top Row Bottom Row Jewel McGuffin David Baker Vertress Chicago, Ill. Bland Dorris Jeanne Wayne Olmstead Louisville Charles Chambers Lewis O’Daniel Hartford Lebanon William Craycroft Ear! Russell New Haven Hartford Nancy Douglas Paul Tillman Bowling Green Vienna, Md. | John Taylor Barbara Hatchett | Hartford Owensboro Bill Wilson James Young Bowling Green Guthrie | | Bill Sames Mary Lou Sisk Midway Sebree ] é Page seventy-five “81 Page seventy CLASS OFFICERS SHIRLEY UNDERWOOD President PAT McNEIL Vice-President SUE JONES Secretary EVA SUE BLANTON Treasurer ena Jean Boyle Watermann, Ill. Austin V. Glover Herndon Fannie England Munfordville W. B. Fisher Bowling Green Jenny Porter Sulphur Well Etchell Skipworth Littrell Mary Ruth Henry Owensboro David Taylor Memphis, Tenn. Regina Stanford Franklin Herbert Camp Bowling Green Jean Naron Shelbyville, Tenn. R. L. Wilson Dyersburg, Tenn. Carroll Perkins Bowling Green Joseph C, O’Brack Gary, Ind. Lois Tabor Bristow William Carr Cadiz Ida Kummer Franklin E. M. Shelby Marion Nancy R. Pritchett Coryden Joe Booker Bowling Green Dorothy Brown Centertown Sam Cooke Bowling Green Mary Denton Holland Bobby Wilson Scottsville Jean Dyer Albany Joe Baxter Bedford Juanita McIntosh Owensboro Earl Shephard Rowland, N. C. Mary Loyce Cox Scottsville Arnold Guess Morganfield Nina Koener Hanson Churchill H. Cox Island Martha Morrison Louisville Robert R. Hoefle Gary, Ind. Marie Litsey Millwood Audrey R. Wilson Steff Ruby N. Bradshaw Glasgow Clifford Todd Elizabethtown Gwendolyn Moore Shepherdsville Charles Lively Bowling Green Maxine Guess Morganfield Joseph W. Durbin Sunfish Betty John Ford Owensboro James Slinker Louisville Violet Shields Cromwell Winston Young Caneyville Martha Crady Louisville ; Preston McReynolds Lewisburg Joyce Powell Albany Thomas C. Tucker Hanson Margaret Williams Bowling Green Tommy Spain Madisonville Goldie Wilson Louisville Clifton R. Melson Edmonton Sue Girvin Livermore J. T. Sanderfur Calhoun Wanda Sanders Fordsville George Lyons Glasgow Merline White Lewisport Paul Rieger Newport Virginia E. Gregory Fordsville Other Johnson Lewisburg Virginia Fraser Edmonton Bill Adkins Hopkinsville Joan Graven Federalsburg, Md. Skiles Harris Bowling Green Amelia Meador Hardinsburg Billy Rush Beuchel Jean DeVore Louisville Lewis Meador Bowling Green Carrie South South Preston R. Acree Cork Joyce Allen Louisville Elbert C. Romines Edmonton Dolores Smith Morgantown Rhea Taylor Bowling Green Josephine Rigsby Bowling Green Harold D. Murphy Lancaster Sarah Ann Lawrence Campbellsburg Cleland W. Smith, Jr. Cadiz Betty Jo Whelchel Louisville rrren Paul Allen Pulaski, Tenn. Alice V. Davis Bowling Green Joe Jackson Pulaski, Tenn. Helen Staples Eminence Greg Colson Middlesboro Nelda Mefford Beech Creek Louie O’Dell Lewisburg Nancy Ann Good Covington Roy Mann Hartford Elsie Marie Jones Morgantown Charles W. Black Central Frances Lassiter Adairville Stiles A. Miller Rumsey Ann Roemer Bowling Green Buster Brown Poole Joy Davis Bowling Green Richard F. Burget Gary, Ind. Thelma Terry Tell City, Ind. Wallace Gill Graham Carolyn Campbell Bowling Green John R. Brown Vine Grove Rose Ann O’Connor Bowling Green Charles Eades Browder Aileen Thompson Louisville William Robinson Greenville Sarah Garst Sacramento Emery Smith Milton | | : William H. Matthews Hartford Josephine Miller Drift Charles F. Loyd Marion Lois Blackburn Drakesboro Harry W. Shaub Portland, Tenn. Nina Mae Hazle Hodgensville Thomas Montelli Gary, W. Va. Dorothy Coffey Edmonton John Nolen Cambridge, Mass. Nancy Ashby Centertown William T. Crawford Burkesville Dorothy Thomas Bowling Green William Johnson Glendale Lillian Simmons Glasgow Corlan Grant Bowling Green Barbara Isenberg Horse Cave Paul Lee Frankfort Barbara Ann Oliver Bowling Green J. D. Riley Bowling Green Jimmie Wiman Mayfield Charles Sandifer Cross Plains, Texas Dimple Savage Tompkinsville Hugh Deaton Confluence Freda Payne Alvaton Carol Wells Linia Barbara Hood Bowling Green Charles Turner Upton Margaret Ann Vance Kingsport, Tenn. Joe M. Phillips Franklin, Tenn. Martha Ann Priest Henderson Douglas Spears Scottsville Barbara Taylor Glasgow Kenneth E. Middleton Providence Dorothy Agnew Owensboro Robert Grantham Portland, Tenn. Mary Alice Weller Samuels Charles Pentecost Henderson Ann Patterson Bowling Green Thomas Leslie Glendale Charlie Wood Smith Bowling Green Charles Green Rumsey Alice Meyer Chicago, Ill. Glenn Babb Providence Ruth Holder Huntsville Charles H. Johnson Smithfield Ruth Guthrie Bardstown Sam S. Boyd Cadiz Hazel Tooley Rockport Bob Larmon Bowling Green Mary V. Underwood Linia Harold Baugh Dunmore Doris DeVasier Bowling Green Larry Phelps Louisville Shirley Litton Somerset we Se Narvin Lanier Hopkinsville Jeanne Leach Morgantown Charlie Jones Hodgensville Ella Combs Bowling Green Bill Lane Horse Cave Virginia Sigler Sturgis Kermit Binkley Lewisburg Sarah L. Dykes Bonifay, Florida James P. Fulton Reed Warrene Cannon Bowling Green Eugene Tanner Bowling Green Frances Wilson Memphis, Tenn. Kenneth Arnold Fairdale Betty Phillips Calhoun Charles Thesson Bowling Green Ruthann Jones Wallingford, Conn. Robert McKenzie Bowling Green Josephine Campbell Franklin Frank Loudermilk Bowling Green Jo Cottrell Bowling Green J. H. Cowles Bowling Green Dolores Smith Morgantown Billy Lane Portland, Tenn. Frances Summers Glendale Cooper Smith Bowling Green Dorothy Walker Henderson Sanford Solomon New York City Marie Durham Hodgenville W. O. Warren McHenry Faye Wesley Cloverport Henry Myers Flippin Natalie Isaacson Bowling Green Robert Lockett Hardysville Diana Weatherford Elkton Paul Manning, Jr. Bowling Green Teddy Lou Johnson London Wallace Whalon Raceland Imogene Young Richardsville Joe Hardcastle Bowling Green Maxine Baird Hartford R. M. Wilhorte Guthrie Naomie Robinson Bowling Green Harold Haner Franklin Marjorie Thomas Bowling Green Wilmuth Deweese Morgantown Agnes Ann Below Morganfield George Wade Canmer Betty Jane Gillespie Perryville Edward Mitchell Bowling Green Martha Shacklette Fairdale Earnest Withers Hardyville Laura DeWalt Sarasota, Fla. Darrel Hampton Logansport Joyce Heard Morganfield Louis Proffett Tompkinsville Don Sparks Central City Buena Howard Gamailiel Norma Jean Taylor Behe, William J. Straney Owensboro James A. Lee Mayfield Gene Burks Mt. Hermer Ear] Snyder Owensboro Smiths Grove Guy Neal W. R. Russell Auburn Rose Hill James Chaney Royce Dawson Hardyville Philpot Frank L. Creasy June Jenkins Scottsville Greenville Dianne Weatherford Raymond Ashby Elkton Hanson Glendon Stevens Beaver Dam Fred Clayton Madisonville Martha Cary Norman Head Owensboro Louisville Billy Gene Welsh James Cochrane Earlington Akron, Ohio Frances Amos John Wells Cave City Greenville Roy H. Bland J. EH. Bailey Sonora Greenville Jeane Grable Glover Cary Drakesboro Owensboro Floyd Ellis Mary Ann Walker Rockfield Bowling Green Edward Flowers William Shearn Oakville Central City James W. Larmouth Will Wilson Earlington Earlington Ruth Sanders Julia Anthony Mammoth Cave Gallatin, Tenn. William B. Shaver John Robertson Greenville Sturgis Sue Jones Robert Spicer Louisville Louisville Lewis M. Bean John Zutt Madisonville Louisville Billy Lewis Franklin Adalene Stephens Rannie R. Wheat Bowling Green Basil James Russell Springs Mayfield William E. Bell John Beatty Magnolia Glasgow Ralph M. Allen Philip Ball Hodgenville Campbellsburg R. E. Morgan Earnest Hoogland Corbin Owensboro Eddie Ball Shelleg Reherd Beech Grove Park City Phyllis Glover Dayton, Ohio J ohn Kenneth Jones Sebree Floyd D. Kinser, Jr. Vine Grove Gene Sims Buechel Joe Link Bowling Green Freeda Kitchens Bowling Green Walter Shaw Henderson Jo Beiler Frankfort Lyman Mouser Oak Park, Ill. James Bethel Henderson D. W. Riley Clay Rosalie Stromowsky Louisville Joy Davis Bowling Green Lewis Feezor Paducah Maud Speck Glasgow Charles Hoover Bowling Green Martha Chapman Munfordsville Follis Whitney Bowling Green Henry Burch Bowling Green John Givens McHenry Sue Smith Danville Elberta Darnell Campbellsville Glyn T. Seward Bowlin g Green Juana Louise Long Cloverport Jack M. Pedigo Edmonton Shannon Trumbo Morganfield V. T. Johnson Bowling Green Douglas Perkins Princeton “Robert Wyatt Earlington Doris Raymer Steff Beverly Harder Owensboro Bill Cornett Berea Ralph B. Smith Burnside Willadean Henderson Sacramento Harold Ricketts Portland, Tenn. Juanita Moore Scottsville Marjorie Thomas Bowling Green Robert Donavan Louisville George Downing Horse Cave Armand M. King Bowling Green Clara Belle Horn Owensboro Nickolia Diachenko Gary, W. Va. Earnest Winstead Lesinan Wilborn Strode Glasgow Jessie Lamb Bowling Green Frances Ann Boyd Vine Grove Johnny Goodman Bowling Green Neville Craig Fraim Beaver Dam James Owensby Glasgow Virginia Miller Louisville James Stewart Gracey Johnnie Baker Louisville Philip Binzel Bowling Green June Coe Burkesville — } i] | Bette Jo Tipton Louisville James W. Grise Drakesboro William Newman Hebbordsville Walter M. Jones Greensburg Georgia Hoffman Bowling Green Randall V. Blincoe Louisville Stanley Walters Fort Thomas William R. Bozarth Caneyville Harold Doane Smithfield Robert Hardin Sunfish Maloria Petty Hartford Bob Reed Mayfield May Jane Walls Madisonville John Stillwell Jeffersonville Ray Doherty Gary, Ind. Walton Jones Louisville James Griffin Henderson Janice Prottsman Owensboro Warder Gardner Hopkinsville Paul] Henton Beech Creek Earl D. Bibb Sacramento J. H. Lindsay Elkton Kathryn Shutt Iland Paul Davis Cave City Samuel Swann Cross Plains, Tenn. Marce Arterburn Meador George Manley Bowling Green POSIGNER Geraldine Isaacs Louisville Bill Callison Columbia — Glendon Warren Morgantown Earnest E. Payne Charlottesville, Va. Bernard Mansfield Kirkmansville Danny Fowlkes Dyersburg, Tenn. Ellison Tubb Falls of Rough Sonny Bullard Hopkinsville Elizabeth Petrie Clifty Betsy Overby Bowling Green Aubrey L. Embry Horse Branch Alva R. Thomas Russellville John Highsmith Springfield, Tenn. Carroll Burke Bowling Green Barrett Green Providence Harold Lee Bowling Green Robert E. Hawkins Princeton Elizabeth Wakefield Elkton Wallace Knight Rochester LaVerne Lyles Scottsville Forbes Jordon Ekron Velbert Thompson Scottsville Louis Snider Louisville Rufine Goodbread Alvaton Beverly Day Madisonville Martin Knott Utica Alva R. Thomas Russellville Thelma Gill Bowling Green William Wesley Franklin James E. Robinson Madisonville Verna Lee Stone Louisville David Hughes Leitchfield Charles R. Wilson Hopkinsville B. H. Weaver, Jr. Glasgow Bob Lassiter Dyersburg, Tenn. Mefford Denzel Huntsville Douglas Hammock Clay George H. Milliken, Jv.—Auburn Gay Easter Burkesville Bob Bauer Louisville R. C. Johnson Hartford Walter Gene Akin Owensboro John Kinser Leitchfield Leona Barber Adolphus James Hood Owensboro Marion Smith Hardyville Edward Teague Nortonville Edward M. Self Rockfield Kenneth Goff Spring Lick Phil Holland Bowling Green Frank G. Jones Louisville Russell Estes Gary, Ind. Thomas Ward Gary, Ind. Patrick McNeil Louisville Thomas J. Cox Allegree Joseph G. Craycroft New Haven Carlie Bowmer Russell Spring Rhea D. Brown Brandenburg Alice Harping Louisville Morris J. Hardwick Bowling Green Woodson W. Sosh Owensboro Justis Ellis Tompkinsville William T. Carter Franklin J. A. Carter Franklin Douglas Perkins Princeton Raymond Barber Adolphus Darron Likens Caneyville William Edwards Russellville Cook Bradley Hopkinsville Kenneth Miller Owensboro Paul Lester Glasgow Stanley R. Butler Sulphur Well Shirley Wayne Knob Lick Buddy Cates Cleveland, Tenn. Wayne Fors Joliet, Il. Arthur Thompson Sunfish James Simpon Auburn Robert Simmons Glasgow Emma Bradley Poole Samuel Wilson Lewisburg Charles Stooke, Jr. Nashville, Tenn. Charles G. Hammon Franklin Robert Tincher Louisville Frankie King Morganfield W. Brooks Mitchell Pembroke Thomas Humphrey Elizabethtown George Sanders Mammoth Cave Calvin Grubb Huntsville Howard W. Williams Drake Eugene Catron Philpot John Johnston Nortonville Carl Brewster Franklin Wallace D. Gill Graham W.C. Dennison Leitchfield Thomas Kinser Leitchfield Victor Dwyer Round Hill C. E. Tipton Gary, Ind. Walter Y. Wood Greenville Harold Stuart Beech Creek Zola Keith Horse Cave Francis Wortham White Mills Carolyn Boyd W. Lafayette, O. Ralph Holman Russellville Glenn Armstrong Rawlings, Md. James E. Clark Lewisville, Miss. Edgar Louis Hamby St. Charles Bowman Davenport Bowling Green Doris Alexander Somerset Lewis E. Durbin Sunfish res sen Curtis Dennison Leitchfield Vernon Dwyer Round Hill Pirtle M. Meyer Leitchfield Talmage Allen Owensboro Stanley Butler Sulphur Well Al Preston Madisonville Arthur E, Taylor Bowling Green Forrest Wallace Bowling Green Calvin Cooper Louisville � George Morrison Glasgow John Causey Bowling Green William Hardin Dundee Charles Dawson Adairville Charles W. Eichem Fé Enfield, Ill. Harlon McCullam Elizabethtown Marvin Logsdon Vine Grove Wade Brown Deatsville t Margaret Sahlie (deceased) Owensboro James R. Palmore Summer Shade Mason E. Nichols Scottsville Jimmie O’Hara Princeton Paul Stephenson Norflet Graves Guthrie Mary Eloise Cantrell Garrison Robert E. Spiller Broomall, Pa. Sidney Williams Scottsville Talmage Johnson Portland, Tenn. Womnie Gay Easter Burkesville Edwin K. Dyer Cadiz Aubrey Tinsley Auburn de % . = ce : Matt MZ WAGED | E. B. STANSBURY DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION E. A. DIDDLE HEAD BASKETBALL COACH A ie ial Sil ri EEA A EU Tae aN Al AB EEN Ml aT a Na pF NS IS Se oy ye JESS THOMAS HEAD FOOTBALL COACH TED HORNBACK ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACH e HERB CULLEN LINE COACH FRANK GRIFFIN DIRECTOR OF INTRAMURALS Page ninety-two oa KT: = j SRT, Page ninety-three FOOTBALL: | ergo) SC Ini is (BAUME fe i | Wosternic ose) ts er eee 25 AUSTIN POS ye ee ene sae 6 Westerns. ee ee 0 Bradley University... 27 Westerns cs. 205 ee naan 20 University of Louisville... 19 Western te :o 2 eee 20 WestMichican ep... ee eee 32 i Western 3. = eee 6 Tennesseeyl echt 25 eee 32 Hi Western :2.235 0. eee 7h Morehead 3.) a ee 36 | Western. 2. eee 0 Mastern A occ a eee ee 6 | | Westeriigacct eos eee 6 Murray 22) eee ees 55 Page ninety-four Able CO-CAPTAINS Football returned to Western fol- lowing a three-year war-time void in the schedule. Under the tutelage of Jess Thomas, the 1946 squad which was made up of 27 freshmen and 5 returning lettermen emerged victorious in but two of eight con- tests played. Assisting Coach Thomas was E. B. Stansbury, head of the physical education depart- ment. The post-war version of the Hill- toppers opened the season by spank- ing a game Austin-Peay eleven, 25-6, in the new municipal stadium at Clarksville, Tenn., on Oct. 4. Sparking the Topper attack was freshman halfback Pat McNeil. A track star named Ray Ramsey passed and skipped through the Western line for repeated gains to help the powerful Bradley Univer- sity Braves scalp the Westerners, Zi-0 sO Oct. l2eat.eoria,s lll It marked the first win in three meet- ings for the Braves over the locals. The undaunted Toppers then re- turned to Bowling Green to turn in their best performance of the sea- son by upsetting a highly-touted University of Louisville eleven, 20- 19, in a real thriller. About 4,000 fans packed the Hilltop stadium to see Dan Ward pitch a touchdown Phillips (back) Diachenko (center) neeenrepetenemmmmmeeemanatt an aN = a Arnold Keys (Center) Underwood (back) Slepovick (back) pass to Jimmy Phillips in the last three minutes of play to turn defeat into victory. The dependable toe of end Tom Montelli, another fresh- man, provided the victory margin. Before 4,500 Homecoming spec- tators on Oct. 25, the Hoppers fell by a 32-20 count before the on- slaught of a star-studded West Michigan grid team. Fullback Jim Marks starred for the invaders while: freshman back Dan Ward again stood out on offense for West- ern. Though the heavy Michigan line was solid as a rock, big Les Dye- house and Co-Captains Dallas Ar- nold and Boots Abell turned in stellar line performances for the Thomas-coached team. In a rough and tumble fracas played at Cookeville, Tenn., a week later, the Red and Grey went down before a big Tennessee Tech fourth quarter to the tune of 32-6. The Ward-Wallheiser aerial battery clicked for the Western tally. Rough tactics marred the entire contest, the officials ejecting several players from the brawl. Morehead’s Eagles broke the Western jinx by piling up a 36-7 win for their initial victory over a Top- per eleven. Joe Lustic, Moreheard fullback, figured prominently in the win over the visiting Westerners. Ward (back) Wallheiser (end) Mills (back) Cullen Eastern’s Maroons waded to a 6-0 (back) verdict over Western under the new $15,000 lighting system at the Hill- top stadium. Paul Moore, Maroon McNeil halfback, skated around right end for the game’s score. The game, (back) a played in a drizzling rain, was fea- | tured by the great play of the West- ql ern forward wall and by the punting F of Harold Murphy, Western full- | back. The bad footing and slippery q pigskin hampered the offensive thrusts of both teams. | Over five thousand fans packed Greenwell the Western stadium on Thanksgiv- (back) | ing Day to witness the Turkey Day Western-Murray clash. West- | ern broke the scoring ice in the first period as Joe Cullen cracked over | from the one. The Breds rallied to Phelps lead, 14-6, at intermission. In the (end, | second half, the Racehorses ran wild to stun the Westerners by the amaz- ing count of 55-6. This was the worst defeat in twenty-two years by a Western grid squad. The punting of Murphy, who averaged 44 yards 1 in eleven boots, and the magnificant | play of seniors Abell and Arnold | were the bright spots of an other- Dyehouse i wise dismal performance. The Hill- (guard) : | toppers lose but two men — Abell | and Arnold — by graduation from | the 1946 squad. Snider | (guard) Bean (tackle) Wilson (back) Fowlkes (end) | Arnold (tackle) BASKETBALL 1946-47 SCHEDULE Nites Terni ay 2m ot 71) 52 U. of Louisville......60 Westernyae's 625 t. Some Ul Olatayanamens 55 Western ks vee 2 62 Southern Illinois.._.48 Western ok. ry! 52 Canisius College ....50 WES LOrTizest: 2.5 aos 7 37 Bowling Green, O...39 Westerns.) ee. 0040 Glee St JOnn Ss Wee 54 Wester eit . enw 74 U. of Nebraska......56 Westerner, atts pe 46 Georgetown U....... 57 WV CS COFl 2-2. Met 7) 62 Bowling Green, O...43 Wes terniiens ¢ sr an are 56. St.Joseph’s 22 50 WIGS Lert tis tee ty 62 Brigham Young U. 44 Wiesternees see ee 66 Murray Ky. State..32 WieSteTNc 3. ete 59 Brigham Young U. 40 Wiesteriisa tee ee. 69 Morehead, Ky......... Al Wiesteriie ates fo) 77 Uz. of Louisville.....34 Western. ct ees ie. Sie Master Ky, eee 47 WViESternieg rs ant 63 Evansville College47 Westernias ce yee ba Se Murra ye Koya AT Page ninety-nine OLDHAM PARSLEY After a disappointing start which saw them drop two of their first three contests, Coach Ed Diddle’s highly-touted Hilltoppers surged to the front in the national basketball picture by piling up 14 wins in their next 15 engagements. The Hilltoppers, pres- ently rated as one of the nation’s top ten teams also lead in the K. I. A. C. and 8. I. A. A. races and are ranked second in the entire south and south- west. With a wealth of his pre-war stars back, Coach EMBRY GIBSON DAVENPORT SPEARS Diddle’s towel blazed a trail through the east as Western whipped powerful St. Johns in Madison Square Garden before 18,487 spectators. The tow- ering Toppers also kayoed Canisius in Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, and St. Josephs in Philadel- phia on the eastern trip while dropping a 57-46 decison to a red-hot Georgetown University five in Washington, D. C. Big, massive Odie “Sleepy” Spears, junior from Scottsville, dunked in 271 points in the first 18 CAVENAUGH McKINNEY RAY CHAMPION games to lead all point-producers. Chalmers “Cat” Embry, guard from Hartford, has scratched 182 times on the Western scorebook—Embry tallied 410 points last season to rank among the nation’s high scorers. Dee Gibson, clever Cleveland, Tenn., citizen, has racked up 176 points for Coach Diddle’s charges. The colorful Western coach and his able assistant, Ted Hornback, proclaim Gibson the finest defensive ballplayer in the nation! Lanky, Don “Duck” Ray, a fellow Tennesseean MANN GIVENS ATE LABHART . from Madison, has hit the hoop for 174 markers, although he was forced to miss two games because of aninjury. All-American in 1943, Oran McKinney, is back at the pivot and the big Lynnville, Indiana, lad is one of the smoothest ball-handlers in the game today. Johnny Oldham — troubleshooter. That’s what Johnny could be termed since he has done yeoman-like work at all three positions in the 1947 season. The Hartford scrapper has chipped in with 137 points in 18 games. GILLESPIE BOHANNON Page one hundred two 7 BP Page one hundred three ce EN nh ha WE is NDS eS el A Ei Nid CePA LM se Seti a Page one hundred four BASEBALL Coach Ed Diddle’s 1946 baseball team compiled the best record in Western diamond history by bowling over ten straight opponents to remain unbeaten. Several members of last year’s nine are back to answer the call to practice this season. With Buddy Keys, Chet Redmon and Odie Spears back to divide pitching chores and Wilson Kirk doing the receiving, Coach Diddle seems | well fortified in battery-men. WAGE SiGe aaii i ote es eeas 2 ot oes? Be PS games (GOUT RG ratat eit alia eee iL 2 Va | ‘ WCRAWY ile a RE ee ee ORME TE ASTCT Vig sem eek le hrs eed 4 | WES SCT A NEE Oe NUR SIE AS nacre eer 5 Tennessee Tech .....0........-22...22.-- 4 WVeS BOLT Seek ep aeicn, Skate M om, oth t 19 veisv lle wee teehee LE Wee Gertie i mee oat a ue et Sime MM IOES LOTT ete bat eee, ots ea 7 Western wutete es she neh oe: 2 Vee yl Lem aee tes ere tee eee 4 VTESES Tose TRO a oe NOY a ee 8 Touiswillegeesste eon se 4 WVCSLeT Tiperiree Met Sette Few: Dime NLT Veen oe et. Fo eR 0 NCS CCK Temenos. nie cnet oa A ON AU RW EEE Re Oe ime e et SE al 0 WES COR Iie ma: cee. sod Select alt 2 OUTS Vall Oc seeet ae Gree a. ce Hf 2 Page one hundred five Oe RS a een A cS Prospects for Coach Ted Hornback’s 1947 tennis outfit are excellent since four members of last season’s undefeated squad remain in school. Last year’s team was undefeated in six starts. Dee Gibson, who retains the State Inter- collegiate singles championship he won in 1942, returns to take over the number one slot. Don Ray, who teamed with Sam Timsley in 1942 to capture the State doubles crown, will be on hand again this season as will Bill Lacy and George Heller. 19463 S:6 EDU EE Western: 2243 Ase ee 5 Western Hlinoisz22ts 2 ee 1 Western. .o. 4 eee 5 Centre: 2. eee 1 Western 2:52.27 2s oer oe fj Tennessee Tech 2... 2 eee 0 Western. 22 eee eo ee 5 Louisville) ee we Wester tiacecae oes tae he eee eres 5 Centre a ee oe eee 1 Westernic. 4-3 42.2. ee ee 5 Louisville 7 4232 a ee ee 2 HORNBACK GIBSON LACY RAY HELLER VADEN Page one hundred six oh cen hee nn a See a : Page one hundred seven H j i j Page one hundred eight SEE Oy ee a CSO, ae Representatives of teams entered in the men’s Intramural program make up the council which acts as the governing body for the organization. The members of the council are, front row, left to right: James Channey, Boots Abell, Sonny Jones, Bill Sames, secretary, and Sam Peden, president. From left to right in the middle row are: Glenn Hollingsworth, James Perkins, Frank Griffin, director of intramural sports, Charley Dennison, and Charley Hord. Top row, left to right: Charles Bryant, Robert Morgan, William Bell, William Ray, and Stanley Walters. WOMEN’S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Seated left to right in the top row are: Jo Curtis, Betty Langley, Miss Wanda Ellis, supervisor, Martha Paxton, Evelyn Bell, and Zola Keith. Council members seated left to right in the bottom row are: Bea Burgess, Frances Mills, Harriette Spalding, Janet Hales, and Gilda Erwin. Page one hundred ten SELES ET ETFS FREE SLT PTET ee LTT Re TT Tee eae Tey TREE aT TERT Tne Pere Tee PCeea a aka) oN VA LL) a4 pe MILITARY LT. COL. RICHARD H. AGNEW PMS and T MAJ. WILLIAM C. LINDLEY Assistant PMS and T tor AIR MAJOR WILLIAM C. HEAD, JR. Instructor for AIR Page one hundred twelve CAPT. JOHN J. BOLL T SGT. FRED BRYANT T SGT. FRED FINLEY M SGT. W. S. BIRDSONG M SGT. ALTON KINSEY, JR. PFC. EDWARD J. McCLURE, JR. IST SGT. HARRY J. LYNDELL O. McPHERSON MORTON Page one hundred thirteen CE SE WILLIAM CRAFTON LENWOOD S. SHIRRELL Cadet 1st. Lt. Cadet 1st Lt. ALBERT L. SHELBY Cadet Captain THOMAS E. SPALDING ROBERT M. PEARCE Cadet 2nd Lt. Cadet 1st Lt. Page one hundred fourteen NANCY MURRAY One of the highlights of the school year for the Military Department is the election of Honorary Cadet Captain. Nancy Murray was elected Honorary Cadet Captain for this year. In this picture Cadet Captain Albert Shelby, under the critical eye of Lieutenant Lenwood Shirrell, is pinning Insignia of Rank on Miss Murray. Page one hundred fifteen COLONEL RICHARD H. AGNEW 1ST SGT. HARRY MORTON MAJOR WILLY C. HEAD, JR. M SGT. W. S. BIRDSONG MAJOR WILLIAM C. LINDLEY M SGT. ALTON KINSEY | CAPTAIN JOHN J. BOLL T SGT. FRED BRYANT | PFC. EDWARD McCLURE T SGT. FRED FINLEY LYNDELL O. McPHERSON Page one hundred sixteen Raymond H. Barber Peter A. Bennett Dewey R. Brown David J. Bryant William Collins Charles W. Crafton Robert O. Cromwell THE R. O. T. C. COLORS ADVANCED R. O. T. Edwin K. Dyer Neil J. Embry Victor B. Fuqua James V. Gardner Ryland G. Garrett Strather W. Hawkins John T. Likins Bryan T. Lowe Robert M. Pearce James I. Perkins Howard L. Pittman Henry J. Potter Edwin E. Rodgers Harold B. Salmon Albert L. Shelby Evan M. Shelby Lenwood 8. Shirrell Burnie W. Smith, Jr. Thomas E. Spalding Francis R. Stokes Charles L. Wheeler James Whitmer Page one hundred seventeen b | ate perme st ners CLASSES Page one hundred nineteen Th Corry STAFF IN ACTION T SGT. FRED FINLEY 1ST SGT. HARRY J. MORTON ! — COL. RICHARD H. AGNEW ; (| j i] ¥ | ee | i, é be { MAJOR WILLY C. HEAD, JR. | = | ma See = a tages 3 3 | MACHINE GUN PFC. EDWARD J. McCLURE, JR. | Page one hundred twenty OFFICERS JOE HOWard . sisccadecctese Sos ce Soe ee css President CharlesA.: Loudermilk (22 ee ee Vice-President Betty Jo Lloyd ee cat eer eee Secretary-Treasurer Hugh .G,c Allen 2th. a9 S os 2 ee oe eee Sergeant-at-Arms Miss, Frances: Richards: .2..2... Sao ee ee Sponsors Dr. Gordon Wilson | CLUB ROLL | Miss Frances Richards Jeanne Allen Jennie Haddix Virginia Hunley Hugh Allen Ruth Johns Jimmie Wiman Helen Moss Joe Howard Charles Loudermilk Betty Jo Lloyd Dr. Gordon Wilson Jennie Foster Betty Miller Ann Egerton Carolyn Kimbler Jose phine Leathers Dorothy Jackson Carolyn Boyd Nancy Murray Dorothy Hyde Doris Hunt Marelle Swindle Jeanne Payne Marion Webster Barbara Taylor Page one hundred twenty-two Anita Daves Mary Phil Egerton Wilson Wood Geleta Roe Margaret Fuqua Martha Pearl Scott Harriet Spalding George W. Wilson Rachel Richards Harry Dale McLemore Grover C. Cox Russell Hyde Ivan Russell Lillian Pace Robert Pace Arles Weaver Ruth Travis Nancy Drew Hal Gilmore First Quarter Greorees Nell ee ee ie earn cesers President = et AlbertiS: Marshall _........2....2 WiCesPTesid ents. ses- ten. AC Ke COTM aie ae Secretary-Treasurer..................-------- RaipheBbushong= = Sergeant-At-Arms.................-- CLUB ROLL George Nell Betty Jo Lloyd Maurine Morgan Betty Langley Anita Daves Jean Hodges Lynn Waller Jack Corman Frances Arbogast Jerry Northover Mary Virginia Duncan Betty Lou George Tommy Boone Stanley Weinreb H. W. Woodward James M. Logan Dr. L. Y. Lancaster Ralph Bushong Second Quarter John 8S. Boyles James Stuteville Glenn Hollingsworth Verne Eskridge Albert S. Marshall Walter Morris Richard Bartlet Eugene Arnold Neal Calhoun Eugene Arnold Neal Calhou n Jean Hodges James Stuteville ee ee ) 2-year Sa 2 SR A £3 ES Seti eet Pepe Bo 2OR St SE OA Ee x . TT wo Proctor C. Rankin Jack Coppersmith Colleen Richardson | M. S. Lee | Josephine Leathers | Martha Pollard N. H. Talley : Edwin Steen | Page one hundred twenty-three Donald Hoebeke F. D. Montgomery Claude Bell Austin McCubbin Nolan Russell Quentin Frazier Glenn Armstrong Claude Bell lel, Uy (leva Harold Doane Leslie Dyehouse Edward E. Ellis Quentin Frazier Johnny Goodman Robert Grantham Page one hundred twenty-four Woodrow Herman John Highsmith Ernest Hoagland, Jr. Donald Hoebeke Ronald L. Iler Billy Lane Paul Manning Austin McCubbin Ronald McKenney CLUB ROLL F. D. Montgomery John Nolan John R. Owens Ernest Payne James Perkins C. K. Pritchett Benton Reeves David Rigsby Nolan Russell Wg ah dete Me IE ve Pie elelns Fa SACD See Oks Io SSO RE President Vice-President sees Aue Meee es Si uel eS Sa Mes CO ip ROSEN a oe Secretary veetwscc he ecesh es ten SUN IS Ve ae Rite AEP ee a Treasurer peat mer amare Remy ELS Mee me ore fete ose SS Reporter Sergeant-at-Arms Grover C. Salyer Lee Scarbrough Harry Shaub K. C. Sinclair Thomas Smith William Thread Wallace Whalin Oliver Whitt Billy Wilson BOUINGIE Sr DAL TIOL of | | { } | 7 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION These officers of the Baptist Student Union, the connecting link between the college and the local church, working with their student secretary, Mrs. H. B. Allen, guarantee to the approximately 600 Baptist students at Western | an attractive, inclusive program of organized religious work, which includes | Bible study, prayer, mission study, meditation, church life, and fellowship. : OFFICERS | DES STATS USS 04 Neagle Steen ew cols NAD Meenas toe ee EN Se ae ae aE Ruric E. Wheeler | iWembersitpuviice- Lester ts gars me eee ne esate Jennie Foster | SOCIAL ICE Eb ORICON Gate rere rcen es ec re r ence Reese Sa Nate Doris Hunt DevoblonalsVice-PYresiden tate ee ee eee ee Mrs. Joyce Wheeler | ECOrdImo RSeCTeLAL Visser he eer Me eee ace Lenwood Sherrill @OLFESHONGCNCEs OCCTCLAL Vico ete eae er eee cat enc neve Seca reze es June Baxter ALPS EPIC OD ACES iia be teal te ee i eS Se ee oh a Ut ee oe Martha Crady EATS Cone ee a eee eee ea ene Ee Seat Charles Lively GTO HTS Ge Teese ee a eee ae ee eB ne Sedans cets Ruth Wilson SMNCAVeOCnOOl Representatives cages ec Sas 2 eee etacestt eee Harold Allen TAaIMINngoChOOl Representa tl VCs. ose ecs oes da eer Marjorie Lafferty LY Mn We AR GULESENUS LLY Che eit 5k a eet eat eS eRe os ek Georgia Fuller PLO WITH ECGDECSEMES ULY Cee cree os Peace Ne prc ot et nee te te Betty Topmiller Reporter stems haere RO ef ei Elizabeth Standiford NPAT 6) OSA ei 1D SYA We ws oad ese a rN a ee See See ao ata cera Harold Lee SECON TASECL CGA Ta eee eee ee csr De ee Re eve Mrs. H. B. Allen DEN GUOT Nie JN Sig 100) oe peepee eee net See eee eR ee eee ee Mae Wilson LSU OL eee ene ee ete oe sae ee wae Mae Settee ce Rev. H. J. Purdy Page one hundred twenty-five a OFFICERS First Quarter Second Quarter Charles: Kimbler2.52- =e President se. = 32 een William Greer Georgia Huller2s eee ee Vice-President... ene Doris Blewett HwWinhHarveyss eee. pecretary-Treasurers. eee Kugene Nix CLUB ROLL | Edwin Rogers Miss Ercelle Egbert Harold Moore Crawford Crow Stella White William Greer Fred Murray George Carmon Ruth Travis James McDaniel Charles Wheeler Jan P. Hanes | Gloria Harris Grover C. Cox Miss Frances Anderson Glenn Heath Doris Blewett Dr. James H. Poteet Eugene Nix Cecelia Pierce Martha Willard John P. Hanes Dr. C. P. Denman Marjorie Rickman Georgia Fuller Edwin Harvey J. D. Taylor Grover Salyer Robert Forbes Ivan Russell Norman Antle Martha Scott Charles Kimbler Dr. A. M. Stickles Norman Centler Martha Sugg Paul Reiger Frank Weiss James Galloway Wilbur Wade Miss Gabrielle Robertson Bill Sanders Paul Champion Glen Willard Herbert Mattingly Page one hundred twenty-six SPECIAL SERVICE Jeanne Allen Mrs. Paulette Brown Josephine Fish Martha Stevens MESS PERSONNEL Geleta Roe Ruth Travis Leta Justine White K. P. DETAIL Doris DeVasier Ann Loomis Virginia Miller Marie Worsham KITTLE STICKS BRASS AND BRAID Hugh Allen Hugh Ayer Edward Calvert Albert Christian William Joseph Callison Ralph Curry Raymond L. Doherty Vance Layton Lyndol Mitchell OINC Miss Marjorie Clagett, Sponsor of Fund for American Memorial Welfare Center at Royan, France Page one hundred twenty-seven oa OOOO el TWELFTH NIGHT KING : : WESTERN OFFICERS Meir re eS oe Se OREO her 7g President Se es Ja ls SC De © Ve Secretary agri Duets: Contd se BES Sergeant-At-Arms CLUB ROLL First Row: James D. Taylor, Albert S. Marshall, William B. Wilder, Bill Hawkins, William B. Hatcher. Second Row: J. E. Bailey, Claude Bell, William E. Bell, Pete Bennett, Beatrice Burgess, Richard Burget, Ralph Bushong, Stanley Butler. Third Row: Dalton Canary, Mary Cantrell, Glover H. Cary, Jack B. Coppersmith, Jack Corman, Churchill Cox, Basil Craddock, Frank L. Creasy. Page one hundred twenty-eight Fourth Row: Ralph Curry, Royce Dawson, Ray Doherty, Vernon Dwyer, Elwin Edwards, Edward K. Ellis, Floyd Ellis, J. Neil Embry. Fifth Row: Maurice Futtrell, Paul T. Garrett, Jr., Dee Gibson, Joseph R. Garmon, Thomas A. Grubbs, Jr., Kenneth H. Hale, Lilburn Hall, Garnes B. Hanson. Sixth Row: James H. Head, William Herndon, Robert Hoefle, Glenn Hollingsworth, John M. Howard, Charles H. Johnson, Narvin Lanier, Harold Lee. ETE ee ee VETERANS CLUB Albert se Marsnalleo4) 2... na aD edie Be Ea EE ae eon DirewWeeshrancisnJ Ones sees Bb Sx Bue eras tn Pe ee Vice-President (Sie iy Med Px MG Maod Ota wes ake tok Treasurer PES Seer he A Oe ee eee Sponsor CLUB ROLL First Row: Billy Lewis, James Logan, James Maddox, Neal Markham, Wallace McPherson, A. B. Mitchell, Don Miller, Martha Morrison. Second Row: Herman C. Murphy, William B. Murphy, James Nation, William Nipp, John Nolan, es Northover, William R. Owen, William B. aine. Third Row: Ernest E. Payne, Joe Phillips, Hugh Porter, Proctor C. Rankin, Lester Reeves, Paul Reiger, Harold M. Rice, David A. Rigsby. Fourth Row: Duncan Rose, Grover C. Salyer, William B. Shaver, Evans Shelby, John Shultz, Harvey T. Skaggs, James Slinker, Clyde E. Smith. Fifth Row: Robert Spicer, James H. Stuteville, Hilbert Taylor, Thelma Terry, Lynn D. Thompson, Grover C. Trail, Mary Ann Walker, H. Lynn Waller. Sixth Row: W.W. Waller, Jr., James W. Wedding, John Wells, Billy Gene Welsh, Edward J. Williams, Charles Wilson, J. G. Young, James Clark. Page one hundred twenty-nine Fall Quarter Winter Quarter Warren Hs Collins 2a neeene Président oy eee William Birdwell Arthiirt FOX. 220 eee eee eee Vice-President. 22 Maurice Futrell Glyde, Raymer 7 ee eee pecretaryiccsss. 2 pee James A. Moss Maurice Hutrell see ee LVeASUYCT ee eee eee William R. Owen Ray Keithe22 3 eee Sergeant-At-Arms...................... Wilford Tucker Reporterss@ 3s ee a ee Clyde Raymer SPONSOR ea eerste Mr. Charles Taylor CLUB ROLL Dan F. Amos Maurice Futrell Ray Keith Clyde Raymer Carrol Barnard William Birdwell Marshall Bishop William C. Butler Dalton Canary James Coleman Warren E. Collins William Collins Martin D. Cross Loyd Driver Carl Driver Joseph Durbin Louis Durbin A. B. Everly Arthur Fox Page one hundred thirty John Graham James W. Grice James L. Hammer William B. Hatcher E. A. Hazelrigg Juett Hogancamp Horace Hurt Earl Hudson Herbert Hickey John Howard Charles Irwin Walter M. James English Jones Minton Jones John C. Korb Robert C. Larman Paul Lee John Likins Ivan Lagston James Maddox Neal Markham Wallace McPherson Stanford Miller Stanley Miller John R. Miller James A. Moss Louis O’ Daniel William R. Owen R. B. Porter Hugh Porter Duncan Rose John C. Redman James Slinker Frank Summers Lenwood Shirrell Kelly Sutherland Jasper Thompson Wilford Tucker Curtis Tucker James Tuggle Charles L. Turner William B. Wilder James Woosley Joseph Wilson Minnie C. Skaggs Claydean K. Hogan Mary Jane Peters Neva Kenner Helen Agnew Nancy Ashby Maxine Baird Lucy Beeler Johnny Blackburn Frances Boyd Warrene Cannon Martha Carter Martha Chapman Ida Ree Coe June Coe Elberta Darnell Mary Dickerson Marion Dunville Gay Easter Mary Dean Feltner OFFICERS REE eae a NS Ngo NON ENE sl President Vice-President ioe cay Seep ss 1) sie ORR Ue Rees Sena a ee Ree Secretary Dd 07 Pat ek SS Ne oS Eee SS 0 ee Oe eee Treasurer CLUB ROLL Jeannette Frasier Connie Gibson Ruth Guthrie Nina M. Hazle Ravenal Hensley Helen Hines Georgia Hoffman Claydean K. Hogan Buena Howard Doris Hunt Sara Joyce Zola Keith Neva Kenner Sue Langley Frances Lassiter LaVerne Lyles Helen Midkiff Elizabeth C. Miller Jeanne McCord Jean McCubbin Wilda O. Nash Mary Jane Peters Betty Phillips Billie Purdy Sarah Rose Rebecca Ross Minnie Rubarts Dimple Savage Violet Shields Minnie C. Skaggs Violet Rhea Skaggs Lois Smith Carrie South Virginia Stanford Rosalee Stromowsky Frances Summers Dorothy Taylor Mary A. Weller Faye Wesley Betty Jo Whelchel Merline White Margaret Williams Frances Wilson Goldie Wilson Ruth Wilson Imogene Young Ida Kummer Page one hundred thirty-one F ‘ fi c: PRS MIMI HILDEBRAND V. PRES. RUTH JOHNS Fall Quarter Winter Quarter Mozelle: Carter: tases ee ee President 282.23 Gloria Cotton Logan Stella; Parm| Cyc ee ee Vice-President27.-3.8 Cosette Birdwell Anne certo ae Secretary-Treasurer................---- Mary Ann Keen Sponsors 2 ee ee Dr. Bert R. Smith CLUB ROLL Norma J. Adcock Dero Downing Eloise Kindrick Nelda Smith Julia Frances Anthony Mrs. Leona Barber Cosette Birdwell William Birdwell Louise Bishop Emma Bradley Lawton Bratcher Ruth Britton James E. Calloway Mozelle Carter Ann Chaffee Dr. Mary I. Cole Violet Cole Eileen Powell Cox Jesse C. Crowe Jean De Vore Page one hundred thirty-four Mary Lucille DuVall Anne Egerton Audrey Eggen Margie Friend Irene Garrett H. G. Gilley Nancy Ann Good Janet Hales Mrs. Laverne P. Hatcher Sue Hume Jacquetta Jackman Judson R. Jenkin Anna Lou Johnson Helen Sue Johnson Elsie Marie Jones Dr. Lee Francis Jones Mary Ann Keen Jean Hope Lewis Gloria Cotton Logan John W. Martin Edna Mae Massie Jean Matthews Joanne Miles Lucille Nolan Charles D. Overby Stella Parmley Jennie Porter Marie Powell Elwanda Ragland Charles M. Ruter Grover C. Salyer Martha Shacklette R. L. Sleamaker Dr. Bert R. Smith Mrs. Shirley Spears Martha Strawn Robert C. Snyder Norma Taylor Aileen Thompson Hazel Annettee Tooley Arvelle Tuck Marie Vance Francis Vaughn Tom C. Venable Elizabeth Wakefield Nina Waller Betty Jean Watson Diana Weatherford Dr. W. M. Willey Jane Young Herbert Cullen Dee Gibson Raphael Abell Kenny Arnold John Armstrong David Baker Johnnie C. Baker Jeane Baskett Evelyn Ball Richard Bryant Mary Campbell Paul Champion Walter Chapman Bill Cornett Herb Cullen Joe Cullen Jo Curtis Nick Diachenko CLUB ROLL Joan Dienes Mary Virginia Duncan Gilda Erwin Mary L. Ford Dee Gibson Robert Gillaspie Phil Glover Janet Hales Ed Hanes James W. Haynes George Heller Edward Herman Mimi Hildebrand Glenn Hollingsworth Charles Hord Joe Howard Mildred Hulen Eloise Kindrick Wilson Kirk Betty Langley Ann Lowe Warren McCauley Roy Mann Ray Mills Louetta Mitchell Tom Montelli Mary Helen Moss Jerry Northover Mary Alice Owen Charles Parsley Martha Paxton Elizabeth Petrie ae @ Sab, Cael GAehdetes Site, So AM oe ek ea GS LL ee Jus Page th | AA NES DF chest ctl Oey ont) oe ER EC cy President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Ann Porter Walter Pudlow Chet Redmon Ellen Ricketts Opal Riber J. V. Rosser Ruth Sanders C. E. Smith John Stoll Charles R. Summers John Taylor Doris Terry Thelma Terry Josephine Wand Rose White Edward J. Williams Page one hundred thirty-five {TS ae ity wa VA Tae ste en's i � ¢ ie ¥ E tas | ba Ta Re Tee F F t i 3 ‘ fs « t —— The Western Religious Council is an interdenominational organization of active Christian students preparing for full time Christian service. Fulfilling its purpose of promoting religious activities on the campus, the Council has sponsored regular Tuesday evening vesper services at the Little Theatre and daily devotionals at the Upper Room on the third floor of the Library. OFFICERS Douglas ‘Moseley once Senta es ee en ee oe ee President Harold Allen (a. ets ds Fae et eee hee tk Sc Vice-President Jennies Fosterye 30 ee ee Pe Secretary-Treasurer i Dr. Karl A-dMoore; Kev. Heb iic@hesney eerersae eee eee Sponsors i ROLL Hugh G. Allen Michael A. Fancher L. Harold Lee L. Harold Allen Jennie Foster Harold Moore Norman Antle Charles P. Herndon Douglas Moseley James Coleman Barnie Higgs, Jr. Hoyt C. Parsley Mary Phil Egerton Marjorie Lafferty Elizabeth Standiford Page one hundred thirty-six The Canterbury Club is affiliated with the National Association of Can- terbury Clubs, sponsored by the Episcopal Church in major Colleges and Universities in the United States, and a member of the World Student Federation. PROGRAM COMMITTEE VG VawrA elem ICTS a Witertee tr ce sare wc Adviser Lloyd Williams Jo Cottrell Alice Jean Sale Mary Ellen Robins Pat Valentine Thomas Grubbs NS Mab eRs LU ITS ah sess ter aRR NTS Oe yee Me ee Chairman The Bowling Green Chapter of the Canterbury Club meets weekly at Christ Episcopal Church. Its members are students of Western State Teachers College and Bowling Green Business University. It sponsors each Sunday evening at 7:30 a non-denominational candle- light service of organ music and short intercessions. Following the service it holds studies and student discussions on topics that make for a rational and intellectual faith. It considers problems of social application of Christianity in the fields of race relations; economics; politics; family life; and world organization. It holds periodic parties, picnics, dances, and other recreational programs. Page one hundred thirty-seven i] | | | | MrsaWos.b. eV lldersoee eee Mrss DavideAl Rigsby ee Mrs; J0nnleNolans eee Mrsaw. At Knight Mrses. Wo Hawkins:2222.2 Mrs. Judson R. Griffin CLUB ROLL Louise Bishop Mozelle Carter Margaret Fuqua Carolyn Kimbler Rachel Richards Betty Roberts Martha Scott Nelda Smith Georgia Fuller Martha Williams CLUB ROLL Mrs. James M. Logan Mrs. S. W. Hawkins Mrs. Elvin Edwards Mrs. David Rigsby Mrs. W. B. Wilder Mrs. W. B. Hatcher Mrs. Floyd Brown Mrs. Johnie Baker Mrs. John Nolan Mrs. Herman C. Murphy Mrs. Judson R. Griffin Mrs. Wallace A. Knight Mrs. James Caton Mrs. Verne Eskridge Mrs. H. N. Markham Mrs. William Collins Mrs. J. M. Slinker Mrs. Arthur Fox Se, SNS Oh wile 20 Neng wee ee President RsaNAl peep SA seela ON Bee BOT ee Vice-President EL ag a mt tax ok cite, ee ee ee Secretary was iah att ARE ak SN ot ie A Siena oS Treasurer pe UE na Ay ae Ga Sergeant-At-Arms Beas a ec Fees dee oe ae ee Sponsor LIBRARY SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Mozelle Carter sce A eee President Carolynvuk imblert te Sy oe oe ee ee in ace ree Vice-President Betty -Roberts.c25, 2 eT ee cee ee Secretary Marearet: Faquan 5 ee ee ed ae eee ee Treasurer Mrs. Sarah Garris.2404 32028 2 ee ee eee Sponsor VIOLIN Mrs. George Alexander Carlisle Barnes Mrs. J. A. Bryant Mary Cole James Coleman Olga Eitner Leroy Fritz Betty Haddix Josephine Rigsby Mrs. Claude Rose Betty Jo Whelchel Hope Wilkey VIOLA Lloyd Fritz Nedra Jane Hines BASS Devon K. Cunningham John Schultz CONDUCTOR Weldon Hart CELLO Jean Cooper Betty Nation Betty Seaver Les Woelflin FLUTE John Jewell Ambrose Paluzzi Ida Weidemann OBOE James Clark Maurine Morgan CLARINET Wayne Fors Jonnie McCullough BASSOON Jean Boyle TRUMPETS Anita Beiler Ray Makeever HORNS Wilbur Baird Jo Beiler Nick Koenigstein Lyn Mitchell TROMBONES Russ Estes Talbot Mansfield Wayne K. Wilson PERCUSSION Jo seph L. Hampson Hall B. Potts Frank Weiss Page one hundred thirty-nine , : ' k f FLUTE AND PICCOLO Ambrose Paluzzi Martha Strawn Ida Weidemann OBOE Maurine Morgan James Clark CLARINET Leslie Woelflin Wayne Fors Jonny McCullough Dorothy Shelton Jean Elaine Jones Lillian Martin Mary Ruth Morehead Leroy Fritz Marjorie Stinnett Marjorie Hankins Jean Perkins Doris Alexander Jean Southwood Page one hundred forty Jee ee Ee ae ee eae President ALTO CLARINET Miriam Mitchell BASS CLARINET Lloyd Fritz BASSOON Jean Boyle ALTO SAXOPHONE James O’Hara Samuel M. Wilson TENOR SAXOPHONE Kenneth Hale BARITONE SAXOPHONE John Morton BASS SAXOPHONE John Jewell CORNET Ray Makeever Anita Beiler Joe Jackson Jerry Winters Harvey O’Hara Hope Wilkey Billy Vaughn Hugh Barclay FRENCH HORN Wilbur Baird Lyndol Mitchell Jo Beiler Nick Koenigstein PERCUSSION Hall B. Potts Bud Campbell Joe Hampson Thomas England Frank J. Weiss Juanita Moore Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer TROMBONE Wayne K. Wilson Talbot Mansfield Jane Young Jean Ward BARITONE Matt Waller Sugg Luther Lewis TUBA James Coleman James T. Nation N. H. Talley, Jr. Morris Hardwick Churchill Cox STRING BASS Devon Cunningham CONDUCTOR Hugh Gunderson Leroy Fritz Judy Stevens Wayne Wilson SOPRANOS Doris Alexander Doris Blewett Jayne Davis Ione Duke Betty Ford Mrs. Weldon Hart Rubby Higginson Jacquetta Jackman Shirley Litton Jonnie McCullough Amelia Meador Juanita Moore Rose Ann O’Connor Laura Hodges Perkins Nancy Pritchett Rachel Richards Dorothy Shifley Judy Stevens Martha Stevens Barbara Taylor Jane Young Agnes Below Eva Sue Blanton Jean Boyle Ruth Britton Jo Curtis Gilda Erwin Marjorie Hankins Frances Hildreth Teddy Lou Johnson Jean Jones Lillian Martin Miriam Mitchell Jean Naron Lee Ransom Alice Gene Sales Marjorie Stinnett Martha Strawn May Jane Walls Ida Weidemann Hope Wilkey = ee ——_- John Jewell Charles Lively Charles Loudermilk Otto Mattei Lyndol Mitchell Douglas Moseley Bob Spiller BASSES Hugh Allen James Clark Gregory Colson Churchill Cox DeVon Cunningham Joseph Hampson Barnie Higgs Nick Koenigstein Ray Makeever Charles Mansfield De eS OT a Pa een nes Cntr od OT el Lae ny CES POLEL OFFICERS EEE ee SR RENT EEL LON RT Mam NE ret re uci os eT ee ee: President GN eek Meek We SNR D eke 2 Ae oe ae AER PR oe te ee Secretary-Treasurer Shae Os J led WO es, Ca ed MO lO Ves Sea Oe Librarian MEMBERS | ALTOS TENORS Talbot Mansfield Anita Beiler Wilbur Baird William McDaniel Jo Beiler Leroy Fritz Edgar Minor John Morton Hall Potts John Robertson William Seibert Rhea Taylor Leslie Thomas Richard Vaughn Frank Weiss Wayne Wilson Leslie Woeflin CONDUCTOR Claude E. Rose ACCOMPANIST Mary Chisholm Page one hundred forty-one ltore, ena Ve? NY, 4976 a PATRICIA TRAVERS VIOLINIST—Started career at 9. Now at 17 one of Amer- ica’s great violinists. Many appearances with symphony orchestras. Owns two famous violins. First movie “Magic in Music”. CONCERT THE TRAPP FAMILY SINGERS No concert can touch that of the Trapps con- certs for that combina- tion of dignity, friendli- ness, informality, and magnificent music. To- day, averaging one hun- dred twenty-five per- formances a year, they are the most heavily booked single attraction in all America’s concert history. SERIES NIKOLAI and JOANNA GRAUDAN CELLO AND PIANO DUO —Ensemble and solo appear- ances. Have concertized throughout Europe and Far East. Among numerous en- gagements, Nikolai Graudan has played as cello soloist un- der Furtwaengler, Sir Adrian Boult and Hamilton Hardy. HELEN JEPSON SOPRANO — One of Amer- ica’s most beloved concert and opera sopranos. Extraordinary record of constant re-engage- ments. Hailed as one of the best dressed women on stage. Page one hundred forty-five ER are ie Fae obese Real Page one hundred forty-six Sees ==-t | | a ey - | oF aan 5 “S@e 2 David Whitaker :2 5h eee sees tee ees Editor-in-Chief Paina Fie. ELE ye se oe fe ee ae eee Business Manager Ruth Etta Murray Marval o cl homaseecgceee oe eee re Society Editors Lista W nite ores SoS 20 testi ret Spek ei on Ae eee Club Editor Mary: Phi Hert orice js beece tree ee es rier ee Faculty Editor Bart Hagerman. oe re ee ee Sports Editor Jennie Haddixces et Pa see ed a Ae eee ee Typist Me™ a Py aN DAVID WHITAKER LINDA HAYS Editor Business Manager The College Heights Herald is the official newspaper of Western Teacher’s College. It is published every other Friday under the general management of Kelly Thompson, director of Public Rela- tions. The staff is composed of students of journalism taught by Miss Frances Richards. The Herald has been selected by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association for first place in its field, medalist rating and All-Columbian honors. The Herald has been selected by the Associated Collegiate Press for first place in its field and All-American honors. Page one hundred forty-eight COLLEGE Hig KELLY THOMPSON General Manager FRANCES RICHARDS Faculty Adviser emed te ine Sage tans ) FR he sce Ree f f 1946-47 REPORTORIAL STAFF Hugh Ayer Bart Hagerman Nolan Russell Harry Baerveldt Linda L. Hays Lee Scarbrough Walter Bybee Henry Hills Albert Shelby Jack Cook Yvonne Isaacson Burnie W. Smith, Jr. Thomas Cook Claire Johnson Harriette Spalding Jack Coppersmith Gwendolyn Kitchens Vaughn M. Stevens James Corbett Kay Koger Matt W. Sugg June Corman Charles Loudermilk Mary Jo Thomas Ralph Curry Pat Mason Jim Topmiller Jo Ann Dunham Frances Mills Doug Trail Mary Phil Egerton Ruth Etta Murray Forrest Wallace Roger Ganem Bob Pearce Leta White Lewis Graham Vicky Ratcliff Oliver Whitt Leona Guy Page one hundred forty-nine a FT Ra yee te PRT NT Ts PL oe vest ee OA BT REAT SO, Sa UE ERE, SBI he eP par Se ae a Page one hundred fifty AISMAN MAURINEP MORGAN 22: 225, ee eee JHMANNE ALLEN 222. Business Manager Jake WHITME Ret. 2 eee Faculty Sponsor FRANCES JEAN HODGES... Photography RUTEB GER AV TS yiecce coir = ee ee ee Literary MARY ERANCHS; [THOMAS] 23) 2 ee Art CHATAMERS= MB R Yer tear ee Athletics RURIC WHEELER =. 2 Military dD LAY LORS eee ee ee ee Clubs ERANCHS HILDRETH 2.22. ee Activity MARTHA WiILEARD i 22 eee Snapshots DORIS, BIGE WED eer o ol eee ee Cardinal MARTHASS LEV ENS S52 ees Features MARELLE SWINDIE.... 23 Advertising CHARLES BRYANT 422s Advertising JENNEE- BAD DX eee Typist Page one hundred fifty-one ————— ee ee ee ee a, ee ge ———————————e—ee—e—eeeeeeEeEeEeEeeeeeEeEeEeee—eeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEOEeeeeeEeeEeEeEeEee—e——eEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEE——————eeeee REGISTRATION DAY RE BeBe 4 } ; | VILLAGE VETERANS’ oS dar te 7 ae aa ae CHRISTMAS IN THE “VILLAGE” : VETS’ WIVES COOKING SCHOOL : THE VILLAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION ; oer ere eT ge. Oe eee re OGEALEY SEM AL SHE SLL An, OE rt PLUS AES ORE . oe 5) ie Olan ote, | ie eth Whe thst Sim atod eas Gidea WA s db. Page one hundred sixty ANY MAIL FOR ME? ca) oO = om ea op) val (aw (=) Z = xq = op Z xq om co) = ca) GOAL POST GOSSIP A FRIENDLY OFFICE FORCE AT YOUR SERVICE MUST BE ABOUT TIME FOR FINALS “TIME OUT” FOR HILLTOPPERS GOTTA’ SUPPORT THAT TEAM GROUP PIANO CLASS Mrs. Carolyn Seward Lavinia Hunter Nancy Reeder Ethel Barnard Mrs. Herman Lowe Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Virginia Wright Wilson N. Wood Mrs. Wilson Wood Susie Pate Mary Frances Eaton Commercial Subjects English Home Economics English N. L. Ross Fannie Holland Ethel Clark Science French and Latin Rural School Page one hundred sixty-six Dr. C. H. Jaggers Principal Mrs. G. A. Willoughby, die, Secretary May Wilson 6th Grade Bernice Wright Mathematics Bertha Nichols 5th Grade Polly McClure History Margaret Curd Art Sara Taylor Adjustment Room Dero Downing Physical Education Sarah Yarbrough Eng. and Social Science Walter Nalbach Industrial Arts Gladys Shaver History Music Mrs. M. C. 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Cooper Otto Mattei Chorus Director Page one hundred sixty-seven entor Cla Cherry Williams Thomas Smith Marion Adams Douglas Hargett Margaret Robinson Annette Norman William Clark Mary Hart Coleman Kenneth Fleenor Betty Jean Wilkens Virginia Smith Cecil Davis Louise Strong Theodore Walton Doris Moyers Page one hundred sixty-eight Margaret Schroer Thomas Perkins Martha Lou Fox Hobdy Perkins Sarah Long i Alice Smith Henry Bradley, Jr. Betty Ann Mason Thomas Redford Mary Ann Dougherty | | } | Eddie Diddle Jeanne Broadus Larry Graham Betty Curts Bobby Stien | Page one hundred sixty-nine entor Chas Henrietta Hill James Dedmon Evelyn Strong Vass Jackson Mildred Marks ii Beulah Rhea Ennis Judith Griffin : % = 2 % : 3 Charlotte Napier Jean Monohan Mrs. Betty Jean Cobb Leta Kerr Louise Franklin Jervies Franklin Ruth McKinney Elizabeth Marshall sock Charles Meeks Page one hundred seventy Sarah Booher Douglas Bean Billy Cherry Donovan Church David Cooksey James Dedmon Estelle Easley Mary Edwards Barbara Fox Tessie Harris Jimmie Hyde Larry Ireland Joyce Jefferson Doris Johnson Leta Kerr Joe Kimbrough Jesse Kimbrough Rosemary Lyle Betty Manning Gene Manning Ralph Manning Bobbie Marshall Jeanne Mayer Bob McGinley Horace Miles Andrew Overby Fred Potter Dillon Puckett Doris Reynolds Robert Richardson Cordell Riley Christine Sadler O. E. Schow, III Bobby Shields Margaret Simons Kenneth Tackett Juanita Thompson Agnes Jane Valley Mabel Webb Edwin Whittaker Page one hundred seventy-one Paul Adams Bobby Barr Donna Brannaman Jimmy Bratton Suzanne Broadus Richard Butler Harold Canon Betty Carter J. Carl Causey Bobby Coates Billy Cole John Coleman Ward Coleman Mary Creek Alva Crown David Devasier Mary Jo Diddle Page one hundred seventy-two Ste NEN ER AE tA cae NIE ei age James Dougherty Joe Dougherty Gates Dodson Ann Duncan Mercil Evans Lucille Franklin Billy Galloway Betty Gardner Clarence Garretson June Garrott Charles Gentry George Gibbs Hal Gomer Donna Sue Haynes Ted Hornback Jimmy Johnson Jane Johnson Charles Kessinger Bonnie Knight Joe Larmon Frances Lawrence Rhea Lazarus James Manning Jerry Manning Julian Manning Dorla Fay Maxey Marianne McGinley Amalynn McMurtry Ernest McPherson Camille Miller Robert Moyers Frank Newman Wayne Patterson Julida Sandidge Loretta Sandidge Betty Ann Schroer Gilbert Smith Betty Jean Snell Charles Spencer Dale Stahl Harvey Stiles Barbara Tucker Ted Vale Wendell Walton Larry Williams Nancy Williams Johnnie Wilson Bobbie Young Louise Adamson Ear! Adler Tommy Baird Clayton Bannister Alvin Burch Billy Bratton Mary Ann Chaney Mary Cline Homer Compton Sherrell Compton Grace Constant Ray Cooke Martha Crowe Douglas Farmer Nadine Ford Betty L. Garrett Ben Gilliam, Jr. Freeman Goodbread James Harris ST ee Loe aren eT he ee ge et al PD Class Elizabeth Higgenbotham Harlen Burnis Peay Nancy Lee Holman Barbara Hoofnel Betty Hunt Grover Jefferson Marilyn James Bryon Kerr, Jr. Barbara Ruth King Mary Lou Lawrence Mary Jo Lee Bobby Lyon Ann McKeel Tlean McPherson Regina Mae Stovall Bobby Napier Ruth Newton Byron Ogden, Jr. Hal Overall Jerry Parker Mary Jane Proctor Bill Puckett Martha Sue Richardson Bobby Rigsby Wayne Riley Elaine Ross James Ross Felix Schneider, Jr. Barbara Stevens Walter Lee Stevens Regina Miller Joy Tatum Exie June Thomason H. C. Thomason Virginia C. Thomason Earl Welch Eugene Whittaker Sarah Williams Page one hundred seventy-three Jimmie Bryant Gilbert Calhoun Jack Wilson Dye Margaret J. Foshee Peggy Ann Fox Betty Ann Fuqua Jimmy Galloway Lillian Gerard Billy Grant Ann Harrod Mary Ann Hayes Ann Hendrick Vernon Holder Paul Hudspeth Lucy Ann Jackson Ann Jenkins Richard Johnson Gaye Lively Jane Ann Melton Dorothy Miller Marilyn Milliken James D. Monin Patsy Morgan Suzanne Myers Billy Lyle Rosemary Osborne William F. Payne EIGHTH GRADE Joe Perkins Elizabeth Reeves Jonell Richards Darlene Spencer Patricia Stagner Jean Topmiller Thomas Ray Webb Betty Lou Wheet SEVENTH GRADE Norma J. Cassedy David Cooper Leon Duvall Walter Edwards Polly Elkin Ann Embry Barbara A. Ford Patsy Hardy Billy Harrison Ann Hill Howard Johnson Patsy Jones Larry McKenney Peggy McKissick William Monin Bobby Owen Betty Page Bernice Pigg Alma Jean Self Fred Spires, Jr. Marshall Tarrants Barbara Young Glen Vale CO RS OES ORE ATS LH) Werte tree oe neee Nee AE a en net a UUs on ae ee en NL Director Marion Adams Paul Adams Wilma Basham Mary C. Boles Jeanne Broadus Suzanne Broadus Betty Carter Bobby Coates Bill Cole Ward Coleman Grace Constant Ray Cooke Martha Crowe Ann Duncan Mary Edwards Nadine Ford Barbara Jean Fox Betty Gardner Larry Ordham Tessie Harris Donna Sue Haynes Nancy Lee Holman Ted Hornback Betty Hunt Marilyn James Doris Johnson Jane Johnson Bryon Kerr Leta Mae Kerr Barbara King Bob McGinley Marianne McGinley Ann McKeel Horace Miles Charlotte Napier Bobby Richardson Martha S. Richardson Bobby Rigsby O. E. Schoew Betty A. Schroer Alice Smith Gilbert Smith Barbara Stevens Joy Tatum Mable Webb Betty Wilkins Nancy Williams Page one hundred seventy-five BASKETBALL Dero DOWN :cc25 wee ee ee ee Coach Harold Cannons .s 0208 ee ae a i ae ne Manager Alice Smith, Jeanne Broadus, Mary Catherine Boles.................... Cheerleaders First Row, left to right: Andrew Overby, Ray Lazerus, Horace Miles, Ward Coleman, Paul Adams, B. B. Kerr, Thomas Perkins, and Tessie Harris. Second Row, left to right: Bob McGinley, Bobby Coates, Ted Hornback, Vass Jackson, Eddie Diddle, Kenny Fleenor, O. E. Schow, III, and Tommy Redford. Third Row, left to right: Harold Cannon, Jesse Kimbrough, Bobby Rigsby, Jeanne Broadus, Alice Smith, Mary Catherine Boles, Jervies Franklin, J. Carl Causey, Wayne Patterson, and Dero Downing. Page one hundred seventy-sia Martha stevenss. =. = 2 Santee ACCOM pDanist IN CHAPEL MIXED CHORUS IN CONCERT op) =) [oer . iS [ H oO ; 8 A : I s A si = 3 De Oe area ae eer eee eee eT eae vn % ; is : � a5 S Ss + k, 55 S LAST BUT NOT LEAST 1 -_ 7 Ke : £ A f GIBSON Eighth Place Seventh Place SPEARS First Place EMBRY OLDHAM Ninth Place 8.1 A. A. TOURNAMENT March 6, 7, 8—Bowling Green, Ky. Western. sae eee 82 N= Wie lia fe ese este eee 50 Wreesterinie: ssc = uber cae eee 62 Deltats ta tevecneawaes aeeteeee AT Westerns seers 55 Ooecit DW hewem 46 Page one hundred seventy-eight [ SS ES Ty We Wish To Express Our Appreciation To These Friends THE UNIVERSITY INN NORMAN’S PEARSON DRUG CO. WOOD BROTHERS JEWELRY CO. MARTIN’S FRANKLIN’S STUDIO KIRBY BROTHERS AMUSEMENT CO. RADIO STATION WLBJ FARMER’S SUPPLY CO. WESTERN VIEW SERVICE STATION THE COLONIAL SHOP AUSTIN-GOAD SIGN CO. HILLTOPPERS WESTERN LUNCH ROOM GOAL POST HOWARD’S JEWELERS LEON’S J.C. PENNEY CO. ALLEN MOTOR CO. DEEMER FLORAL CO. BOWLING GREEN LAUNDRY MOTOR AND ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. BROWN’S ICE CREAM PUSHIN’S DEPARTMENT STORE CAPITOL AND DIAMOND THEATERS CITIZEN’S NATIONAL BANK BORDER’S PURE MILK CO. LOIS GLYN BEAUTY SHOPS COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. INEZ FLOWER SHOP BOWLING GREEN TRUST CO. HARTIG AND BINZEL PARK CITY HOTEL Page one hundred eighty-two CINDERELLA SHOES BETTERSWORTH MOTOR CO. 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AL Ba K A SLERN AN HILLTOPPERS LUNCH: eae DAVE RABOLD SON | SHOFS, MEN’S WEAR, HATS A BOWLING GREEN KENTUCKY Inez | FF one Shop | Cut Flowers — Potted Plants Page one hundred eighty-six Abell, Raphael A....... 58, 95, 110, 135 Acree, Marcie ii seee er 20, 73 IAGTEGs PTOSCOM ee. seesereeee sate 79 Adamsi) Marie’ (2:2 ercesese-e-nes 43,47 IAGans eM aio Tee eee 157, 168 ENG arise UL eee eee 172, 175, 176 Adamson. eoUlS eG) eee eee eee 173 Adcock, Norma O arcs a oe 59, 134 Adkins, Bill Seok eee tee 9 Adler, Hard 2c -cececeecreecesese trees 173 Agnew, Dorothy .....-...-.------- 17, 19, 80 Agnew, Helen -....-.-.----------- 20, 72, 131 Agnew, Col. Richard ........ 41, 112, 116, 120 Akin, Walter Gene.........-.-.-.--------- 85 Aldridge, UDOT a Sieeieeereeee eons cere 56 Alexander, Doris ...-..------ 86, 140, 141 Alexander, Mrs. George-.------.----- 139 Allen, Mrs. H. B........-----:t----:--0-5-- 125 INN GS ai, VRE CONC! so. cco 73, 125, 1386 Allen, TENDED cece oie 18, 55, 122, 127, 132, 136, 141 Allen, Jeanne ...... Is Abs, 26, 59, 122, 127, 133, 127, 148, 150 Allen, Joyce -......--..---:---s+--csee--seeec 719 PNW Sie age ee ee eee 79 PNW Sse, LRN ONY MS cor oer cerns 82 Allen, AMEN BGREYGS foe peters pce 86 Amberson, Patricia .......------.----- 65 Amos, Dan Bois 2-----o=-=---- 74, 130 Amos, FOr an Ces eee 82 Anderson, Frances F....... 42, 47, 126 ING MANOR, SAUNA, 10 oop ncceceee ce 82,134 INGMAO, INCIAMENN cect 65, 126, 136 Arbogast, Frances .......--- 20, BA, 123 Armstrong, Glenn L. .........--- 86, 124 Armstrong, John C..........------------- 135 Arnold, Kenneth Lee.......- 81, 97, 1385 Arnold, Hugene -.--..---7------2---=-- 123 DermelGl IDR ER AN, ose as 18, 95 Arterburn, Marie 2 es 84 Ashby, Nance Deni -..-...-.------ eee 1S Ashby, Raymond Wesley ......--.--- 82 Atkinson,� Charles sec 58 PNariaiigin ENA, oe cee Sepon erento eee 70 Ayer, Hugh Mason ........ 2) 12K, L49 Babb, J. Glenn......---.---2.2-------3---- 80 Babb, Eleanor Moore ......-.--.--- 20a Baerveldt, LAT SY ee 73, 148 Ise kenyy Cin Oe Sess rece eee 72 Bailey, James Edward .........- 82, 128 Baird, George W.......---- 139, 140, 141 Baird ye Vea xan @yesees eens seaes 81, 131 IBemidel MMe) ees 173 Baker, David bene eee 75, 135 Baker, JOHNTC Cheese eee 83, 135 Baker, Mrs. Johnie C. .........--------- 138 Ball, Eddie See ee et eee 82 Ball, a Til ip gees ees ce eee eres 82 Banard, )lithel jee eee 66 Bannister, Claytone ce eee 173 Barbre, NOVGIS errata 43 Barber, ieona El eee nee 85, 184 Barber, Raymond ........-...------.----- 85 Barclay, De Rb led eee ey etic eseeeeee 140 Barnane) Carroll gigs ceeteareee 129 Barnes, Carl eee 43, 44 Barnes, Carlisle B. -.....-....--.-- 64, 139 Barr, Bobby eed ee eee ees 172 Bartlett, Richard see 70, 123 IBeyS ora WNOMENEY oe ccc 175 Basket, Came eerseecsesreeens 66, 185 Bauer Rober tae ee eee 85, 95 Bau hy earo] deers eeeereseersenen see 80 Baxter, Joseph W. .....---..-- 20, 78, 102 Baxter, Avi ata eeere 2 Beant 20, 73, hee Beans WOU aS gee eeeenee ee eeeeerreaesae Bean, Lewis Mason ...........-:--- 5, on Bea tiny srdio vay kv emeeeree ee ceeeeeeren anne 82 Beeler, Gucy Green tse eeeeeeee 131 Beiler, Anita ....63, 65, 139, 140, 141 Beiler, Edith Johanna ....83, 139, 140, 141 Bells Claude vA ee 65, 124, 128 Belle ovis? Jamel sess ere 73 Belly Biviel yi ste -ceecee eee 66, 110, 185 Belli williary eee 82, 110, 128 Below, Agnes Anne .........-.---.- 81, 141 ISN@DeEex Bennett, George C. ........-....-.------- 66 Bennett, Peter A. .......... (eas sla liyes uae: Bethel, James 0.90 eee 83 Bibb; Harli Dee eee ae 84 Billings, Miss [inert eee es AL BillinesleyseAreh ich sess eens 70 Binzel, Philip Edward ............ 17, 83 Birdwell, Cosette D. -............. 54, 134 Birdwell, WWadlbiewen, 18%, assesses: 17, 54, 1380, 134 Birdsong, Iie, Siege Wis Si ecoceosece 42, 118,116 Bishop, Louise C. ............ 57, 134, 138 Bishops Marshallese ee 130 Black, Charles Wayne .........---..-- 8) Blackburn, JONNY gee eee 131 Blackburn o01S eh ee ene 80 Blankenship) Onis) eee eee 132 Bland sRo yi Hie eee 82 Blanton, IDNA) SWO ps 31, 77, 141 Blewett, Doris 18, 53, 56, 126, 141, oe Blincoe, Randall Vite eee ee BogvesssNelday 2 eae 30, 133 Bohannon, James HE. ............----:--- 101 Boles, Mary Catherine..172, 175, 176 BolliGapts JOD shes lakes, ala hs} BGO ers 1 aite Lge eeeeee cee ree eee 171 Booneselhomass Hess 123 Bowner,, Carlieye aes 85 Boyd, Carolyn Rig eee 86, 122 Boyd, Frances Ann..........- 19, 83, 181 Boyds sam omit hee ee 80 Boyle, Jean M. ........ 78, 189, 140, 141 IBYong es; GOIN Sy ceeeee scoters! 70, 123 Bozarth, Williaa ieesreen ee 84 Bradley, Cooky meses eee ees 85 Bradley. Hime eee 85, 134 Bradley Elen yas ee 169 Bradshaw, Ruby Nell.................. 78 Brakes Robert) Pj ee eee eee 65 Brannaman, Donnas eee 172 Bra cecherin WeiwivG le ssesseeererees = ee 134 IBRatLOn iat! liye eeeeeeet neem natecna meee 173 Bratton, 01) eee eerie ye Breasta Mirsada lays sees ners eee: 9 Brewster, CarliGiye ee 86 Brinkleysicenini teers ee 81 Broadus, Jeanne -......... 169, 175, 176 Broadus, Suzanne ..............-- 172, 175 Brooks, .@arnollieaewss sess 74 IB GOWN, wOUS Lerner 19,79 Brows @arlaneetine se sserewee oe fal Brown aehrista pelea ss 74 Brown, Dewey, Rie ees 70,117 Brown, Dorothy Jean..........—.. 20, 78 Brown, VET Sah oy Caeeeeeereee 127, ee Brown, J obn Robert. e Brown, Lucille ite et es seers BB Brown, Rheae 2 eos eee 85 IBGOWwn, Wiad dew Ey ca eee eee 86 Bryant, Charles R. _....... 60, 110, 150 Bryant, A C Tech. Sgt. Fred..43, 113, 116 ipbenenoyin GaveeWoMs 5. chee erence ae 174 IBonspanaley DRQCOME NAC! og cee 65, 135 Bullard, Gols ees ee ee 84 Teeerolols NIN AnOY Deo leceree neces 173 Burch, Henry O’Bryan...............- 83 Burden, Gardneree sess. .-- WE Burgess, Beatrice 22. 64, 110, 128 layubqexeyn, IRL k I ace 79, 128 Burkey Garo) Ate sees 20, 84 Burks. Genas eyes eee 82 Burrows, Gertrude _.........-...-.-...- 64 Bushong, William R............. 123, 128 Butlers Richards eee ee 172 Butlere stan) eva. eee 85, 128 Butler, Wallan Cypeee eee 72, 130 Bybee; Walters Hines see eee 149 Calhoun’: Gilbert eee ee 174 Galhounte lartine == 55 @alhounseN callie eee 17, 123 Gallis,; Betty 2. 5s 54 Callisy James: Hiss ee ee eee 70 Callison, William J. ........ 58, 127, 134 Calvert, Eidward pees ey Camp, Herbert Cy Ae eee eS 78 Campbell Betty amen eee 64, 132 Campbells Bdge s- ee eee 140 Gampbell, Carolyn= Hits... 79 Campbell, Josephine ............--....-- 81 Campbell Mary ee 71, 135 Canary, Dalton L...70, 128, 130, 143 Cannon, Warrence .........------- 81, 1 Cannons. WalleZis eee 65 Canon, ih, Hiv a eee ee 39, 48 Cantrell, Ma ty see ei eee ae 128 Carr, Thomas Dist Bo coe ee 73 Carr. Wali aim cA preeee eee 78 Carter) Bettye eases 72) LS Carters) AA te ae ee ee ee 85 Cary, Glover DE 2 shes Boe 82, 128 Cary, Martha Danner see 82 Casseday, Norma Jean ...............- 174 Catesa Buddy 65, 101 Caton), irs; Jiamesie::. see eee 138 @atron, Hig eniel ees: eens 86 Cavanat chin ys ee 100 Chatftee) Ann = eee 72,134 Chambers, Charles! y= -a= oes 7s; Champion, VEPNOW NWS (se oe ae 54, 101, 126, 135 Chaney, James =e. 82, 110 Chaney, Mary Amn) =e. eee 173 Chapman, Martha eee 83, 131 @hapmatiyn W ate teeeeecene eee 59, 135 Cheek; Prankg i 32 eee 74 Cherry. Billy ee 171 Cherry. Mrs. Ds Cassese ee 42 @hisholmye Maryse eee 42,141 Christians Alber tyes emer ay (Gliehecusmaye diolevoy We. ee eles 74 Ghurchs) Dono vaniwecsc es ee ial Clagett, Marjorie -........... 42, 45, 127 Clark, Withel tose ven roe 166 Clark) Howards Bese ences 124 Clark, James Ear] ..86, 129, 139, 140, ae Glarleye Wald annie erence 168 Clayton, Hed alvosSpes eee ee 82,95 Gline; Mary eee 173 Coates Bobb Vee 172,176, 176 Cobb, Mrs. Betty Jean.................. 170 Cochrane; dames se ee 82 CoehldatRee ea ees 74,1381 Coe, June ee ee 83, 131 Coffey, Dorothy Mae .............-...... 80 Cole; Basil Chambrus —_...222.4 10 Cole, Bill. Se 172,175 Cole Maryeliee sees 42, 134, 1389 Cole; {Violet 2 eee. eee 65, 134 Coleman, JaMeSp hie eee 55, 130 Coleman, AMES Vice ee 18, 56, 136, 138, 140 (Colemanier) olinigeee: eee eee ene 172 Coleman, Maryelart = 168, 175 Coleman, Ward). 2 = Li Pay Jassie (s Collins iWarreni =e 130 Collins Mass. Wallan eens 138 Collins se Wallan essen 64, 130 Golson, Gregory ....--.--:---.-- Swe ie eal Combs sei zabethy sess reeene eee 40 Combs, Ella White _......... 19, 81 Compton eblome rye ee 173 Compton; serie) lees 173 Conatser)@harline == 66 Constant. Graces.) ily, 1h7 55 Cook,sAnnard Ofer 27, 66, 102 Cooks Betty Onesesee ee 26, 66, 102 Cook wack eR oyas eee 149 CookwRaya2 2 ee wep yr ts) Cook, Sam “4.2.2.6 ee 78 Cooksey.n Diawadite nese nee ilyal Cooper, Calvin Harold ................ 86 Cooper) Can ee eee ee 139, 167 Cooper, Margaret H. ...........--..:...- 65 Coopersmith, Jack Bier 66, 123, 128, 149 Coppersmith, Robert .................. 66 Corbett, James! Eisen. eee 149 Corman, JUNG et eea ee ee 74,149 Corian: Wiel seers 58, 123, 128 Cornett. Bille. ee 83, 135 Cotrells JoAnn ei ese 81, 1387 Cowles, A ds Rye ees 81, 102 Cox, Churchill ........ 78, 128, 140, 141 Coxcntitleen’ a eee ee 61, 184 CoxmGrover Gree 122, 126 Cox Miary Oy Ce eee ee 78 (Gyeb%, WE WAI HOMES We ec 78 GCoxae POM a Sites orice eeeeeee ee ee 85 Craddock, Basil Ey ......-2...-: 54, 128 Crady, Martha cue gto, 78, 125 Graig Ge. Gr ever ee cee 41 PATO re Wit sete eee eee ee 40 Crafton, Charles William .......... 114 Cra wlord ss Wallis ii pees eran 80 Craycroft, Joseph G..............4.... 85 Grayerot ta Williams ees ee 75 Greasvanliran ka eee 82, 128 Greek Maryse ees 172,175 Cross WlartingL) = ees 74, 130 Crowe, Jesse C........... 17, 50, 126, 134 Crowe Wart hag =e es ee 173 (TO Wt eA Viet wees nee nee eee ee 172 Cullen, Herbert ........ 84, 92, 110, 185 Cullen, Joseph L. ........... ...96, 97, 185 Cunningham, DeVion 2 eae 66, 1389, 140, 141 GurdeMarcaretecs mere ee 167 Curry, Ralphelie 20, 64, 127, 128, 148 Curtis, Mary Joyce..64, 110, 135, 141 Curtss Betty en ee 169 Cuthbertson, Sterrett ................. 40 Marcel George: ss sees eee 43 Darnell klbertage es 83, 131 Daves eAnita ps 66, 122, 123 Davenport, Bowman .............. 86, 100 DavisseAlice, Vilviareeses: sees 719 Davis, Cecilie crane eee eae 168 DaviSwulayne star kessee. 74, 141 Dena, Cony IDEN sae ees eee 20, 79 IDeayats VeeNTN NE, RE aero 84 DawsonmCharless =e 86 Dawson ROY Ce) Eisen re 82, 128 Dayse Dever] yee eee eae 84, 133 Dayce lotta sane eee es: 41,47 Deatonse blu Net sgccee oe eee eee 80 Dedmonsevames ee. 170 DeLaudson, Sara Ann.................. 73 Dennisons Charles ss 86, 110 IDYersncrorn, Cube) 1B, a ee es 86 Denton, Mary Levie .................... 78 Denzel SiMetior dieses ee 85 Devasiersel) a va diem eae ener te 172 Devasier wD Onis = ste 80, 127 Devore, Doris Jean ................ 79, 134 Dewaltaliauram Vanes 79 Deweese, Wilmuth L. .................. 81 Diachenko, Nikolia .......... 83, 95, 135 Dickerson gy Ma rye oe 70, 131 DICK Ve MIO lsat eee wea ntae er 40 Widdles HyapAvy sets eae. 43, 90, 98 Widdles Hh ddiewe ses eere es 169, 176 Diddley arya Op ee eee 172 Mienes; Joan Wars eee 54, 134 Dillihaya Bertie bene ee 713 Doanewaaroldeicy ee 84, 124 Dodd Garlands) jesse es ee 143 Dodson Gates meee. see meee reas 173 Doherty, Raymond J....... 84, 127, 128 Donovan Robertes se 83, 96 Dooley Glenn) ae 42,47 DORIS IS LAT tee ee ee cece eee 75 Dotson aL lsicex- oe. ewe ee 43 Dougherty, scl chips en ee 70 Dougherty, James ..22.2-2..c.2-------- 172 Dougherty, Mary Ann ................ 169 DouclaseNia nC y sees renee 75 Downing Dero. eas 134, 176 Downing, George W..............------- 83 IDLE WeN ANC Y Rete ee eer eee 122 Driver Car leh yg cn ee 74, 130 Driver, Lloyd Freeman ........ 74, 130 ID Tkese LONG ite wei ee eres ee ee 141 IDhenave a, HG ee ed PA, ales Duncan, Mary Virginia -...64, 123, oo 132 ID Yona agen eay, IOS AM abel ke ee 2,149 IDerahalle, WW Wel y oe ces 73, 131 Durbing Joseph Wes 78, 130 DUD IOUS Hi gpeeaee reeset 86, 130 Durham, Marie Metz .................. 81 PSN Dr EeX Duvall, Mary Lucille _.......... 59, 184 Duvall eons eee ek 2 Lobeee 174 ID wivel ei Vier ll OVae = aeons 86, 128 Diy ere avC kan Vel SOT sees ees eee 174 Dyehouse, Leslie C. ................ 97, 124 Dyer: Bdwinet2ees a ee 86 Dyer, Jieante 2: ae ee ees 78 DyKkessyoaraelicee = ee 81 Hades @harlesn Wiese eee 719 Basley..Eistell cesses ao een re eal HasteraGay gs oe eee 85, 131 Haron Viaryehirancess= = seen 166 Edwards, Mrs. Elwin .................. 128 Hawa dsj.) Lwin aeeesee ee 138 BKdwards, Mary 2.2222... 171, 175 Haw ards WW altermassss aan ene 174 Bdwardsyaw ilar eee ees 85 Egbert, Ercell Jane .............. 42,126 Egerton, Ann .................. 70, 122, 184 Egerton, IV eats a, lee 73, 122, 188, 149 Eggen, Audey Geneva .......... 73, 134 Hichem, Charles W. .........-.......... 86 MitnersOloa beeen 42, 45, 139 Elkin, Polly fee ae eee tee 174 Ellis, Edward E. _.58, 124, 128, 133, 143 IBDUDIS, TENOR) 1B cece tenes 82,138 LAMBS, OSU) Wis eo 85 IBIUBIS AieneVels). pane ee ake | oN 42,110 Hi bey eA ries eee oe a ee 174 ID yea ower, Jb OREN se ee ea 84 Embry, Chalmer P...18, 54, 100, 151 Eimibryan Neil eee 73, 128 Enelands annie... = = 78 ino lanGaael hom ase eee ee 140 Ennis, Beulah Rhea __................. 170 ETAT S eee aa Kee ee ee 74 Erwin, Gilda ....... 64, 110, 185, 141 Eskridge, Mrs. Verne V............... 138 Hskiid gets Verney Vee eee 123 Stes RUSS pce eee see Eee 85, 139 IBNvenSS Jels WB WAl oe eee 50 BVAD sy MCE Cillian eee eeeee cents 172 Hverley,Aubiy. baer ee ee 120 Ranchers Mich acligssss 2s enneee 136 acme esl) OUC: as) eee ee eee i733 MECCZON We Wise sowie ee SE 83 Felix, Mrs. Charles ...................... 183 Feltner, Mary Dean .............. 55, 131 Finley, T Sgt. Fred......118, 116, 120 Fish, Josephine .............. DAM Onell Haishers Gharless Wises eee 63 Mis hetaramesy © yeasee ere ees 54 ished onnG sea eee eee 57 ashe Wer ns cde ee roe ee Fleenor, Kenneth _.............. 168, 176 HMlowers ss Pidiwar dies senses e a 81 HMorbesa Rh Operty Was. ae eee 56, 126 Horde barbpararan nie 174 Mond bevty. oli eee eens 78, 141 Horde Bettys 60 lee ears 135 Ford, Mrs. Eugene ...................... 58 Ron eslVitis elles Cee eee ees 167 ord meNiaidinie yess seeeeeeee ees IEG}, ASS Or, VWVARINS co 85, 139, 140 Korshee; Marcaret Jace. = 174 Foster, Jennie _...... 64, 122, 125, 136 Howlkes; Danny 1a ee 84, 97 Fox, Mrs. ANGE NWN | Soetceh ses sescen eens 138 Fox, PASTE NUYS eeeeeee ee ee 59, 130 Fox, Barbarasgs eee aes 171, 175 Wei pc, Mule we male), VOTE ats seco eaecen: 169 Hosen CS Oya AUT) 1 eee 174 Hirani Newall eh @eseteree eeeeee ees 83 Hiramikling je) GrVvies =-1a 2 170, 176 IMA SAal, WH CRUDISE ee eee Sead seccore 170 iBiawolldbtay, LWyeWNEy oe ee nasser, Canet ler csssessseee. 59, 131 IMDS eI, NWS OW esos casera ho. rasiers Quentiny Zips 57, 124 intends Waterless aera 65, 134 Fritz, Leroy E...18, 57, 1389, 140, 141 Eric zag Oy in Gaeeenen serene 60, 139, 140 Dwi lwonay, denooVesy EEN wUL eae 81 HUdtiaes ebiiy -ATin yee seer eeee 174 IDO EY, NEN EIOS cosy ccs 122, 138 Futrell, Maurice C......... 56, 128, 130 Galloway lliyaee ee eer 172 Gra llowayaure MUI Vance eee ee 174 GanemignhiOe ely gates.) eee een Gee 149 Gardner bevtyuaes ees ar fe i759 Gardner Jameces ee ee 74 Gardner W ardenmWires=e- == 84 Garmon es George meas eee 126 Garimonind OSS hme ee 128 Garretson, Clarence ..........-:........ 172 Garrett, Betty Louise -................. 173 Garrett.lrenc ce see 58, 134 (Geneneian, leeepelll IOMGS eee ce 18, 58 Garrettoe baller s eee eee 38 Garret. baulethomasue se 128 Garrett, Syl aad Gaeeeneeeee a ore 70, ee Garris, MrecSaraheee so okee CRAEN OG seri Cip et ee ere nee eee 173 Garst, ‘Sarah Belles ton ee 79 Gentiva Chavlesi sees eee ies George, Betty. Lou __...-...----..-:-- --- 123 Gerard ietalita nie eee ee 174 GibbsitGeor ceases eee ree 172 Gibson aie yee eee TP Gibsons: @ omni eyes sees ees 131 Gibson}, Dee. 30, 63, 100, 106, 1128, 135, 179 Gill? Dhelinay see er Gill, WiallaceyD iyo a eros Gillaspie, Robert; He ily Dil; 185 Gillespie, Betty Jane .............-.-...- Gilmore loranCesmmes se eeeaeee 1S Gilmore, Hal Meguiar ................ 122 (GaillliaamaB orig ee see 173 (@bneyanay Wks) SOW ace ese see nce 79 Guivien SiO Tae eee eee eee 83, 101 (Girone, ANDINA, Moo cea eae 78 (Glove te vill Sencar 83, 135 Goth, Kennet lees eee 85 (Gomme ry Ha eae se ner ee die Good, Nancy Anne 19, 79, 184 Goodbreads Rufine: =. 2 84 Goodbread, Freeman .............----- 173 Goodman Hace eres 74 Goodman, Johnny ........-.-------- 83, 124 Gra blerd Gary. eects eee ee 82 Gralvanasee lines eee eens 130 Grahaniy Weriy eee 169,175 Guahamia WewisWiesset eee ees 149 Garalhennise Ev Ua yawn eee eee ne 50 Grant) Billys ee ee 174 Grant? Colan = 80 Gratham) Robert 80, 124 GEYER Crise) Oa 10 eee eee 19579 Graviesse NOL Cte ee eters 86 Green) Banrevbe lems 17,19, 84 Greenk: Charles. essere 80 (Ganeevii, diya IENWNE once ccc 74 Greenwell Ceci ieee ae 97 Greer, William (0) ee oh eaters 58 Grevorye EcUlay RiCe peers eee 73 Cmxgoray, Wimkegte) soot eo 719 Grishin aASTMWiGS Gsee erence 54 Gritin Hrankge === 43, 92, 94, 110 (Guerwaibn,, Avenel ey . eo sss yscesececeeeeerees 84 (Guemasbey, ARCH Seek ee eee 170 (Crebanbay, Wiles Ambon Ie ee 138 Griffin, TEI RYonay UR oe cccerece cee cece 41 Grisey iin yn © pester ee esteeer 39 Grise, DiAINIOS | Wists oe heen oe 84, 130 Grubbs Cal vane leeee ee 86, 137 Guess, PNT TNOUG eres: eee ee eee 78 Guess, Bonnie Maxine................-- 78 (Gramma Gace eee eee 58 Guthrie, Ruth Marie .............. 80, 181 Gury, Claudine terse net tere oes 73 Guys Leona esses 149 Haddix, Jennie L. ...... 59, 122, 182, 148, 151 acerimcansn Batters 72,148, 149 Hale, Kenneth Hugh......70, 128, 140 Hales, Janes 51, 110, 184, 135 TET TSP i PW ote one 72 Falls) ames eee ee ee eee ee 40 Eval pele ura gece ees 59, 128 Hamby, Edgar Louis.................... 86 Hammer, Mrs. Hilda Simpson.... 40 Hammer, James L..............----.- 64, 130 Page one hundred eighty-seven Hammock, Doughlas .................--- 85 Hammond, Charles G. -............- 85 Hampson, Joseph L.....139, 140, 141 Hampton, Darrell Creer mete 81 ianer-harol GeV epee eee 81 Flanesys Erg Ward ose eee ee eee 135 Hanes) Janene eee 126 inl naverst,, Alto) stiel Mets ee ees 59, 126 Hankins, Marjorie ........ 55, 140, 141 Ean lesy: pele a aleeeeeesteee ee eecenee ne 40 Hanson, Garner By see 71, 128 Hardcastle, JOSephipAg a ee 81 Harder, Mary iBevierlyzese-- ee 83 IBIE WOU, TRKOWSAD sac cecteck coceoeece 84 IGlE Rois WAU ENO oe cccsteccrceecceses 86 Hardwick Morris sses ssn 85, 140 Eliane diyawiee US ygeree een eee ee eee 174 ISlemeegerne, ID CURES, oe choc ee 168 Earpin ge Alicem =.= s== see rener 85 eye Sm Gul O11 esse one 50, 126 leks) seme) ooh ee 173 Harriss Skil esp Basses eee wo Farris; LeSSice es am V7 75, L7G, Harrison, Billyic a eee 174 Harrison, Nettie: sors caer 40 Harrod Annes 2a ede ee 174 Harte Virsa Wel dommes ene 141 Lari eVWieldonmets eee 41, 45, 139 Harvey: Hiciwarielyneemesseeerees 69, 126 Fa tcher barat eee eens 75 Hatcher, LaVerne ....17, 60, 134, 138 Hatcher, William B....... 57, 128, 130 Havards Virsa Gussiete. == 40 Hawkins, Robert Hie 22.2. 84 Hawkins, Mrs. Strather W......... 138 Hawkins, Strather W............. 73, 128 Haynes, Charles semen 71 Haynes, Donna Sue .............. 172, 175 Haynes. Jin es eae eee 135 EL ety ES are) O11 Tee me 96 Hays, Linda Lee 22 148, 149 Hazelrigg shi stille pes 71, 130 Hazles Ninayiae ees eee 80, 131 Heads Jam esires eae ee 82,128 Heads Norman === 82, 128, 133 Head, Maj. W. C.....48, 112, 116, 120 HIGar dy) Oy,Co meee eee eee 81 Heath Glenn === =e 59, 126, 143 Heller George ees 106, 135 Helmy Mar: 0 Caen eee 41 Henderson, Willadean ................ 85 Elendrick ATi eee eee 174 Hendrick, Mary Virginia ............ 13 Henry ew viarye ulna 78 Hensley, Ravenal .................... 73, 131 Henton Paul ss eee ee eee 84 Herman, Hdward lines 95, 11385 Hermans Williams es 65, 124 Herndon Charles ae 59, 136 Herndon, Walliamn) 3s 66, 128 Hickey, Hubert iI ee ap ene A Be ae 130 Higgenbothan, Elizabeth ............ 173 HUGS INS One. yee 141 Higgs, Barnie Aso det ie 50, 136, 141 Highsmith, John M. .............. 84, 124 Hightower, Winogene ................ 58 Hildebrand, Mii eee 133, 185 Hildreth, Frances .......... 56, 141, 151 LiL; CA in orae se Aen ae eee oe 174 El erlenisveu tae =a 170 LT Will: Bie sate Ses eee eee 43 ELAS ena yee een 149 Hines, Helengs:2 5 =e see 74,131 Haines; sNedrarJianes-e ne 139 Eines Porters. saan 40 Hoagland) Harnest 124 Hodges, Frances Jean _.18, 20, 60, 123, i Hodges, Fraser Hodges, Jean Marshall .............. 70 Hoebeke, Donald F. 59, 124 Hoefle; Roberti Ry 2... 78, 128 Hoffman, Geor cia een 84, 181 Hogan, Mrs. Turners sn 64, 131 Hogan urn cya eee eee 70 Hogancampy dette ene 74, 130 Holder, EllarRuthe aes ee 80 Holder, Vernon SNE Des Eeex Holland=Charless . eee 85 Holland, HWarniemss. eee 166 Hollingsworth, Glennie 74, 110, 128, 128, 135 Holman, Nancy Lee ............ 173, 175 Holman, Ralph Lear -................... 86 Hoods Barbalaus = eee 80 Hood; James 2a. aa sees 85 EVooinel And nr yeas eee eee 40 Hootneleabarbaram = sees 173 Hooglands Warnestm sess 82 Hoover Charlesis sss aes 20, 83 Hord, Charles FUSS seen ee eee 110, i. Horn, ClarayBellee eee Hornback, Teds a oee Ts AAS, 76 Hornback, Theodore ........ 43, 91, 106 Houchin, William BR eet eae ee 65 Howard, Buenas =.= 19, 82, 131 Howard, SOT AY Wh cee eee 64, 128, 130 Howard, Joseph Mies 18, 58, 57, 122, 135 HOWar dts UC pee oe eee 43 Hudson, MDP Ld pecs eM RN 130 Hudspeth at las eaeeeoe 174 lelpeedaxsisy, IDE yyayel 12d 85 Hughes, Harry Glenn .................. 66 Halente Mal daced) eee 71, 135 Hume, Sue Tempest .............. 50, 134 Humphrey.) Thomas ses eee 86 Et unlll esyae Veli once 122 Flint Bettys smcs see eee DEE RaS, ANAS Hunt, Doris Lee......65, 122, 125,131 EL UICe ge leet yi eee 166 Hurt; Horace EH rancisi: see 130 Hurt, Jennings Wilson ................ 96 Hurt, Wendell ae 70 Hutcheson, Mrs. Louise .............. 40 Ely de; Dorothy pee 65, 122 Hyder Jimi ie; eee eee ilyae Hyde hussells Ca == ae 57, 122 llersRonaldsla =e ee 124 Ireland) Warry so ott eens ites Irwan,;Charlestesessst: ae eee 130 Isaacs.) Geraldines == es 84 Isaacson sNatalici=sse ene 81 [saacson ym yevonie ys eee 149 lsenbero Barbarame. aes 80 Jackman, Jacquetta ...... 57, 184, 141 JACKSON C OF epee es 72 JACKSON eS DOLOEN ae eae ee 64, 122 Jackson, Joe Smith _.............. 79, 140 Jacksonerluucye Ani =e eee 174 JACKSON NS alas lag eee eee ee 66 Jackson mViaSS meee eee 170, 175 Jaggersy, Cf Hewes seep ees 41,165 ATNCS es 2S lpn ee 82 AMES ea Viana ly een 173, 175 cL ATIVGS oii WV) GC Tee ee 130 Jetlersony Grover eae ees 173 Jetersonse) Oy,Ce me eran eens ETA enka Saee These te ee ee ee 174 Jenkins, Mrs. Judson.................... 40 Jen KAS eel CS Olsens eee 51, 1384 SGT GUOS, UWE: ys esl eo Ee ee Jewell, John S......... 73, 189, 140, 141 Johns, Ruth Neal............ 60; 122,132 Johnson, Anna Loui... 70, 134 JOnnSonse 5 0Stc at 132 JoOnnsones© aires === 74, 149 Johnson, Charles H. ....., 80, 128 JOHNSON, DOTS ae Ales Aras: Johnson, Helen! Sue ese es 134 UO boeoyay, ISMN ERR oo eee 174 JONSON Ss Hi oe ne 42 Johnsons ane see lye aligss JOHNSON Anny. 172 TORNSON a ONT eae eee 86 Johnsons Others see 719 Johnson Ralphe Game eens 71 Johnson Richa danas 174 DORN SON: gS Ue yee eee eee er 72 Johnson, Teddy Lou .............. 81, 141 Johnson 5 eee Cena 83 Johnson, William) An 222... 80 MO svosKova, Wwiedlhiewea ts once oe 86 Jones, Charlie Bie Aa te ee 81 Jones, Elsie Marie .................. 79, 134 dkerarssyy a Diavedbyey 2 es TIi-130 Jones Wivel vit peso eee ee tf Jones, Frances E. .............. LiL Ss Jones) Frank 2-2. sone see ee 85 Jones, Jean Elaine _............ 140, 141 Jones, John Kenneth ................. 83 Jones; Lee... 322 oe aes 41, 134 Jonesy Malton Acree eee 11 JONES. lin tone eee eee eee 130 JONeS, Pats yees ee 174 Jones, Royailiecy =e ee 54 Jones Ruth eA 1 eee ee 81 JONES Arran OUCw. eeeee 58 Jones; Suer . ee eee 77, 82 Jones Walter: Maes eee eee 84 Jones; Wialtonwee ees 85, 97,110 Jordans Horbisy eee ee 20, 84 MONGED SHRM oe 207i 131 Kahn) yJiewelltd) =e 12 Keeny: Mary sAni eee 61, 134 Keith aya Kee eee ee 130 Keith Zola eee 86, 110, oh Kelly, leet 2e. te a eee Kenner; Neva 252 65, 131 Kerr: Bryon) 222 173, 175 KessingermC@harles esses t see 172 Keyess) Bird dl yates ee eee 95 Kalvoremtlaricy plan ee 72,143 Kimbler, Carolyn B. ...... 64, 122, 138 Koimblera Charles juss 56, 126 Kimbrough, Jesse _.............. 171, 176 Kimbrough dicey sss ae 2 Kimbrough, William T, ............ Kindrick, Eloise ............ 72, 134, 185 King, Armand Mi To ee eee King, Barbara Ruth ............ 173, 158 King, Franke Louis ................. 86 Kinney, laze Wee ee 19, 72 Konser, Floyd) eee 19, 83 Kinser, John Edward .................. 85 Kinser, Thomas Edward ............ 85 Kinsey, A C Master Set. Al tong: 2 eee ee 43, 113, 116 Keireks SWalsonhesseaeeeaene 31, 69, 185 Kirkwood, James: Bia 65 Kkotchents Hedaya =e 83 Kitchen, Gwendolyn _............ 73,149 Kena vivieran (ape 40 knisht Bonney ss saa 172 Knicht. Hairy Haydons 74 Knight, Mrs. Wallace Arnett.._...138 Knight, Wallace Arnett............. 84 Keno Gta iar Giri see ee 84 Kockritz, Arthur Walter............ 73 Koener, Nina Sta A, es 78, 1382 Koenigstein, Nick ..72, 139, 140, 141 Koger, Mildred Kay .............. 74, 149 Korbydohni@ 2. =e 130 Kummer, Ida Christina ........ 78,131 Labhart.Charless Rissa 65, 101 Lacy, Bill AS chou ae 106 Maeya Marya Hs oes eee 74 Lafferty, Marjorie C.....74, 125, 186 alors Cones Va eens 130 Lamb, Jessie Warnet......-...........-- 83 lancaster hin Yau 43, 123 anes Bilyeriuc hee 81, 124 Bane, Walliams la eee e 81 lanier escent eee ae ee 81, 128 Langley, Betty ..... 60, 110, 123, 135 Hangleya Suche eee 70,131 Garkins Madtyacle) enmesss=eeeenne Ta Larmon,; Joe = es a eee ee 172 Larmon Robert Case 80, ea Larmouth, James W. ..............-.. Lassiter, Ann Fr ances .......... 79, 181 Lassiter, Robert Austin -............ 85 Lawrence, Brances 2.22s2 ee 172 lawrence, Mary, lou) = 173 Lawrence, Sarah Ann ........ 79 Eaytonee ances Gane 5B, 127 Wazaruss yess ees 172,176 Leach, Gleéncon see 55 beach;; Jeanne... ==. see 81 Leathers, Josephine ...... 6651225 on Lees Mac Sines: Ae eee 2 eee 123 Lees Mary Jot. {2 eee 173 Lee, James Andrew.............--------- 82 Lee, L. Harold........ 84, 125, 128, 186 peerage ay oe ere ee ee ee eee 80, 180 Ses lier Lh OM AS Lane See eee 80 ihestersP ail ec eae re 85 Ie Wiss gL yee ease eee 129 TG WasSue) Gx Tetl OD Ceceseeseseeceee eee 134 Wewase, lnrthere siento ct eee 140 AGE WiASeeW CNndel ec- s. eect eeee noes oe cee 74 Tint abaNe), IDR AON ccc psec cep eroeeeos 85 JERI SIO) shel, oe 130 Silly noma: byes eee 132 Lindley, Major W. C....... 43, 112,116 DGS A Vise) spd eee eece aa ene ct, de 84 HiT OMsINIG yy epee reese see ree 54 eimke J ohm) OSep hisses sre eee 83 Litsey, Virie Marie .................-.... 78 Litton, Shirley Lee.................. 80, 141 Lively, Charles Skiles..78, 125, 141 hivel ys Gaye. see. ee ee 174 lloyd, Betty Jo........... 66, 122, a ockett. Roberteln cscs Logan, Gloria Cotton... 61, 134, 138 Logan, James Martin___.66, 123, 129 ikogsdon,, Marvinw ieee 86 Long, Juanna Louise.................... 83 Tonge Sara lisse re tere oe 169 THoomisseAmn J ohnsoniwse ete 127 Boudernn tke CapAve see 42, 44, 48 Loudermilk, Charles A. _...18, 55, 122, 140, 141 Loudermilk, Frank A Pie SO ae eee 81 Lowe, Mrs. Herman .............%... 166 owe Marya A rina yee eee 135 Goyder Chavlesh Hs sme: seen teen 80 icy leky Billy Ae 2.8 een ere 174 nyvlesROSemaLy reece 171 lsvles;eWavernele eee 84, 131 IG yon Es 0b) yaar eee eee 173 TeVOnS Geo Sei re seine ees 719 McCaulley, Warren H. .......... 65, 135 IMeChesney seria. Hy. seas 40, 1386 McClanahan, Susie West ............ 40 McClean ve Mattic =e aes A0 Me @lellens Betty 225-2 74 Mic Clellens a: © gee ae ae ee 61 McClure, Pfe. Edward J.....48, 114, 116, 120 Me Clune oll yee ee eee 167 McCord yJio Annet ese ee Wil, ABIL McCubbin, Jeannette ...... i, ab, ales McCubbin, Lowell Austin......61, 124 MeGullampariarlcneesaeeenneen 86 McCullough, Alot IDNgehaMey ee 139, 140, 141 MeDaniel, James BW. 2.22... 64, 126 McDaniel, William J. _.......... 57, 141 McGinley, Marrianne .................. iy) McGinley, Bob .............. 171, 275, 176 Me Guttinsiew.c) pees ana meen 15 MeIntosha Juanita eee 78 IM ciIK eel ae mriiees se a oer dent 178, 175 Mckenneyasluantyee tees 174 McKenney, Ronald L. .................. 124 McKenzie, Robert G. .................... 81 WieKaniney as Oia 1 get 100 IMekcmnne yee oUt heen ane 170 McKisseick, Peggy ...............------- 174 Mclean Matti cues wane wee 40 iMecMemcoresGaG apse ee ee 73 McLemore, Harry Dale ........ 65, 122 McMurtry, Amalynn .................. 172 MicINailIsy Cy page pee eee 41, 45 MeNeiie Patrice. = ene 77, 97 McPherson, Hirnestpee sees Lae 72 McPherson, Lynde ...... 110, 113, 116 McPherson, Tleaninseee- 20sec acne! 173 McPherson, Wallace ............ 129, 130 McReynolds, Preston .............-.-.- 78 MatoryapAllbertajee sor ene ee 20, 70 Maddox, James ............ 64, 129, 130 iVias| OV SapATIT a peveereese seers ae Manley, George W. .........--..--------- 4 IWR ALM TRON? cere soso 79, 101, 135 Mannin oa betiyneeet see ee yal Manning ym Gene mwas: seen 171 Miammnin ose) ames: cess errr 172 INS De Ee Xi Vey nih ose) Crt yar eases ily Manning eu lianieess = ee i Vieaininl Cee eee ee 81, 124 Wlkarombaveg, ARE WE OOY ee Rey 171 Manstelds Bernards 84 Mansfield, Charles P. _................ 141 Mansfield, albote bem see 59, 139, 140, 141 ANEW d oF ov Bao oO 138 Markham, Neal .............. 73, 129, 1380 Ile Welle IN Ewer LE Se 42, cea Marks, Mader mn ene Marshall, Albert S. -....... 61, 123, 198 Marshall Bob biel sess tne iat Marshall, Elizabeth ee 170 Martin, John W. 2... 17, 50, 1384 Wifeweeiey. MONTE ee 59, 140, 141 Mason ettiysAniiaesseseessteeneneee 169 MEEIS OTM, LANA ONE) oe cy cle 72, 149 IM ASS). JAMeSie. ee eee eee 70 Massie, Edna Mae .................- Agno 4 Massie, Ey Lier Ses ae eee 43, 44 Mattei Otto mene eee ees 141 Matthews) ean =e Tale ily Mattingly, Hubertas =e 50, 126 Ma xeypel) onl ai aye eee eae 172 Mayer canine ames een ee val Meador, Amelia ................ PAD, HD, aul Meador) sewisiS.cs eee 79 Meadors Neogene eens 56 MecksmCharlest=es. ae nan 70 Metroncdap eld am keene a 79 Meltons.daneeA nner sees nee 174 iMelsons Clitoris epee nee 78 iMevereAlicetme unten Oe el 80 IMevierse ites isp eee es 86 Middleton, Kenneth Eugene........ 80 Middleton, Josephine .................. 11 Midkiff, Helen 2..2.2.002.. 58, 181 Miles, Doris Se ee Ae eR 56 MilesteHoraces= sees TU Ab aes IMilest Joanne wsse-ssmmneme une 71, 134 Millers Bettygee = ee 73, 124 Millersa@amiilllegeeeese ee ne es Miller sD ongrecseeeee er ee 129 Willer Dorothyges an ee 174 Millers Elizabeth wees ee 131 Millersdamesys see ee ey be 95 Mult ext Lol riy ht ee eeneaene ee eens 130 Miller Josephine se ns 80 MillerssKennethyees se 8 Miller stantordpeessa se 74, 130 Millers Stanleyeeees see. 73, 130 IMallerssS tiles weAs ae eee ae 719 IMillersevecin 2a eee 173 MillersiViroinia eee ee 83, 127 Milliken, George H, -............ 85 Milliken Marilynne. 174 Milliken, Margie D. 2.5... 74 Mills, Frances L. ... 70, 110, 149 Mills, UAV eet ee on tet 96, 135 Wibwayaye, IDYobegre IMS 141 Mitchell, WATtOn: agi eee eo 129 Mitchell hdwanrd see oe 81 Mitchell, Louetta .................... Poe, WBYS) Mitchell, Lyndol....127, 139, Aa 141 Mitchell, Marian Cooke....... 140, 141 Mitchell, IW BYOOKS ates ences 86 Monin, James eee ee eee 174 Nakoveubay, WAMU Ney ea 174 Monoba nie.) Cees ee nee 170 Montelli, Thomas Joseph..80, 96, 135 Montgomery, Dugan .................... 58 Montgomery, Francis D. ............ 124 ood yaREvOb else ere eee a Moore Mian yi. Seo eae rete ee Moore, WarleAl peel aeens 42, 48, 138 Moore, Gwendelyiny sees Mooresiarol dieses 66, 126, 136 Moore, GUENOUED, os ase 83, 140, 141 MiGO eGo lle eames eee 42 IMiOOneymEC Uti s: eeese eee 42 Morehead, Mary Ruth ................ 140 Morgan, Maurine ............ 18, 25, 123, 189, 140, 150 Morgan,,Robert Ky) i222 sss 82, 110 IMOTIS mV ater Rivsseesesee renee 55, 123 Morrison, George HE. ..................-. 86 Morrison, Martha Jane.......... 78, 129 Morton, 1st Sgt. lslenaAy de co deck 43, 118, 116, 120 WK moval, Ako oh a a5 25 ep oes 140, 141 Moseley, Douglas ............ 71, 186, 141 Moss, dames Ay esse ee 70, 130 Moss, Mary Helen ....._... TO; 122; rae VEO USE Te yes Vara p10 epee eeeeee ec eens Moyers, Bob ......... Se ae Reda o eee 172 TOV CLS) 01:1 Sime eee ence eee 168 Murphy, Harold Dean ............ 79, 85 Murphy, Mrs. Herman C. ............ 138 Mumplry,eilermnian) © .ges ese ee Wize 129 Muxphiyse wil lian Brulee 129 IVC ares ea CCl mere ee 66, 126 Murray, Nancy ........ Pati Wd 115, 122 Murray, Ruth Etta_.19, 71, 148, 149 MV OY Sse OxGs Seecea sh oer Pei eee ora ae 40 MverseSuzannen ss a meee 174 INaplerseiela saci sae 74 INA DIELS RODD) eee 173 Napiers, Charlotte -............. 170, 175 IN er ON ys Came eeeceee eee ee 78,141 Nash, Mrs. Wilda Ortkiese........ 131 Nation eb Cb tyaren eres eee 139 Nation, James Taylor....73, 129, 140 INGEN TORN RCL ee eet eee cee 65 IN Galiy G tyes tee eae oe ek ea 82 Nell George. Oye ee eee 123 ING ARNE, MOEN MS Gace ee 172 Newman, William Lee _.............. 84 INewitonss . U Gliese eee ne ee 173 INicholste Bert ages eee 167 INicholssiason' Bice sees ese eee 86 INGTON NAAM BIEN VOL ING Gene eet 129 NI XSME Ug enews ere ne 66, 126 Nolan es Minse ohn Hse es 134, 138 ING@IEVA, MOM, cece 80, 124, 129 INOTMAnisse Ane bbe meee eee 168 Northern. Warky Joel) 713 Northover, Geraldine Evangeline -2:.:.2.------. 123, 129, 135 O’Brock, Joseph Charles ............ 78 O’Conner, Rose Ann .............. 79,141 O7Danieleboulsi eet 75, 180 O’Dell, Louie Warren.................. 2) OtHarayJamesmee ee 86, 140 OZ ar ae llary.e yams te 140 Ogdens Bry oneeee eee Oldham, John ...24, 69, 72, 100, 119 Oliver, Barbara Ann 2... son: Oliver, IBarne ya Cig ee ee 1 Orland eAdtor.d yee ee al OSbormemRosemlaryaece essere 174 Over al Gra Peewee eens eee 173 Overby, Andres .................--- Webs, Ks Overbysm Betsy mses ae ees 84 Overbyes Charles) ieee see 134 OverbyeeWirsh dates ieee enn 40 Onveryels Ob bp iyeeeneeeeen ee eee 174 Owen, Mary Alice .................. 70, 135 Oniia, Abe I ee 129, 1380 ORME IOLA Us soso es 65, 124 OwensSbyeJ ames hyweess 83 Pacem Att COM eae aa aren eee 40 VEE fer MDT VR Ren oy ee epee eee a 122 IPACe mn Obert Nese 55, 122, 143 PAC ENEBeUL ger ae eeeee 174 Pa men G Con gey Vienne entree 41 lero, aVUOb EW 18s ee ee 70, 129 Painters lie cesses tee cee te 73 Palmore, James Richard ............ 86 TERRIA A le tate ODS cae cee a esc ee 139, 140 Pa vKe rt) CI Viesce scsi eeese see ee 173 Parmley otellay Raeseceer se 56, 134 lecenesiiepy, (Ouse RAIS) oes 70, 100, 185 IRArs eye LO Vite @opece tee eee nee 136 Pate ei SUS1C gictee a eee ae ee ee ee ae 166 IPS GLEESON ATs ee ee eee 80 Patterson, Wayne ..........-..... 172,176 Payne ei dweandel arljescssncce eee 129 Ranney ines by brspscers eee eens 84, 124 Pany MG pail eC aleenese tees eereat eee aeeel 80 Rayne ed Canne srcsse eee 18, 59, 122 Payne, William Fonis .................. 174 Paxton, Martha .............. 66, 110, 185 Peak, Games eee 72 Page one hundred eighty-nine Pearce, Ceceliayq2.e eee 126 Pearce, Robert Mics. 114, aah Pearce, William) Mae Peay, Harlen Burnis .....--.0.0:.0------ 173 Peden, Rheanonr = 69, 71, 110 Pedigo, Jack Morris ..........-..... 20, 83 Penick, Mrs. DD oseocscetoseee see 40 Pentecost, Charles Kiefer -......... 80 Perkerson, Glagys) cesses 40 Perkins) Carroll eeeseeeesren eee 78 Perkins) DOuc las yeesesseseere eee 83 Perkins seObd yas eee eee 168 Perkins, James ---...-2..2. 72,110, 124 Perkinssid 0Giseseeccr eens aera 174 Perkins, Laura Jeanne..72, 140, 141 Perkins Lnomas essen 168, 176 Peters, Mary Jane ...............- 66, 131 Petrie, Elizabeth Ann .......... 84, 135 Pettey, Joe) eo eee 54 Petty Maloriayes: =e ae 20, 84 Phelps Mia iy ieee eee eee 80, 97 Phillips, Betty Jean .............. 81, 131 Phillips diames) Ts sesso seca 95 Phallips std oe eV gee eee eee 80, 129 Pige Bernice ss ee ee 174 IEA Talo Wetton WEY ceed eee 72 Pollard lari: a) eee esenee ae 64, 123 POrter, @ANN Cy wee ree ee ee 135 ROT tery Uo ee seen eter ee 70 Porter, Jennie Louise ............ 78, 1384 Porters) RogBa ese eee 130 Porter, Wesley Hugh .......... 129, 180 Poteets rie eles serene AD) ANY. SPAS) Potter:-Bellen sa cee eee 8 Potter, red e5 Se ree eenaene ia ROtESsE all eis eee 139, 140, 141 Potts Jean! = ee eee Ui) Powelldio y.ce ieee eee eee 78 Powell; Marie 2) 65, 134 Powell} Mary, Kayser eee 64 Preston, Al ee eee 86 Price, Matilda Anim 222 80 Prices Robin Rhea see 132 Priest. Martha Amines ie ere 80 Britchetu; «Cs Kee eee ee 124 Pritchett, Nancy Ruth .......... Th UAL Proctor Wiaryrd Anema ese 173 Proctor, Sylvia Mae 22. 20, 60 IPtomaaey OOWBIS) IDE cae a eee 82 IPOGLSIMA etd Tl C Cyrene ee eee meees 84 TEAR) ayn LE SWUD eee oe eee eee 173 Puckett. Dill ong eresenre au vali Budlow Waltery =e 54, 135 Purdey, Billie Burke -............. Hi 2paliailt TEA ROR E UNG Wels AN seca ecece reece 125 Ragland, Elwanda Leevu 23° 74,1384 LR AMSG they d eon OP meee cere os 71, 123,239 Rianikansy ss Gree ere 71,123, 139 Ranson, skvoma sp leeeeeecs ee 141 iWeyroliig, WOOMEE eee coco: 72,149 Ray, Betty: ceo. oe cere esses 70 RayveeDonalde =e 101, 106, 179 Rayan Willie De cere rere 110 TivesoaoaKeney COUR OKE WG cone acienceesecsebercn 130 RV ayaNer yy DOTS pest ere a cee 83 Tne(ohnanxely AMeVopeaveNS) se hae. 169, 176 Redman, Chester! Cig =e 185 Redmanw Mirseac Onin t eee 40 Redmantediolng sea eeres 43, 45 Reed Ober tana n eee 84 Reeder; WNanicyeus = ste 166 Reeder, Raymond M. ...............--- 66 Reeves, Benton Ma 2-2-2 2eaee: Reeves, Elizabeth 2222... 174 Reeves; Liester Dae 60, 129 ReynoldSse) OLS gener 171 Reynolds y Hact Vices eeeen 61 Ribet! Opall =e eee eee 135 IRICen aro] daiVic eee eneeeen 129 Richard sie Aline rae seceeeeere eee 65 Richards, Colleen .......... 71, 128, 125 Richards. Hrances p= 8, 43,122 Richards. One) eee eeneeeee ener 174 Richards, Rachel 2. 177205 65, 122 ssa 141 Richardson, Martha Sue......173, 175 Richardson, Robert -............- vont, alr} Ricketts; shen es eee 135 Page one hundred ninety [aN Deen Ricketts, Elizabeth M. .......... 73, 143 Ricketts, Harold Dwight.......... 20, oe Rickman, Marjovicw- ces Rieger. Paulie eee 79, 126, 129 Rigsby, Mrs. Ann Mouldev.......... 40 Rigsby, Bobby ........-..... 173, 175, 176 Rigsby Mrs Davide... 138 Rigsh yee avi dees ae 65, 124, 129 Rigsby, Josephine ...............-.. 79, 139 Rihendagshelleygee sean 82 Riley. Cordell xcs. ee eee ial Rileysidis 1) sete eos ee 80 Rae vege Wier VTL ae ceeee ee oes eenene 173 Roberts: 2 Bett yaese: sce eee 138 Robertson, Gabrielle —............ 42,126 Robertson, John E. ................ 82,141 Robins, MWaryWilleneeee-ceee 137 RODINS OMe dt CS ieee eee eae 85 Robinson, Margaret ..................-- 168 Robinson. Naomi ee 81 Robinson, William E. .................. dl Rodgers Hi Giwalie Hiaseevseeeeeee ee 126 Roe .Geletats---- ee 66, L225 0271, RoemerysAm Naess eee 9 Romines;etillbenty @sre see 79 Roleya VirstaWia then eases nes 10 RosesulirseCl ail d caeseeeeereeen ee 139 Rosen @laudes iiss reeemeee eer 42,141 Rose, Duncan Hy 2 71, 129, 130 Rose, Sarah Anne Buchanan eee 65, 131 Rosenbaum, Mrs. Olin ................ 8 IROSSs). Hiei eye oe eens eee ee 173 ROSS wuliaMmes 2: ae ee eee ee 173 Rosse IN ood iee eee cee pea 166 Ross, Rebecca Jean.......... 20, 70, 181 Rosser, Ja Vite eee 54, 1385 Rubarts.) Minnicue 2a 131 Reudisil ss Miao] eee eee 43 Runners 1 tba eee ee 40 Rushes. Willian eee 79 Russell hartge. eee eres 75 IRM ellll, Wye Wav I aah ee 61, 126 Russell, Nolan W........... 57, 124, 148 Russell, William Ried! 22.2 82 Rutter. Charles Viegas 50, 134 Sadler. Chyis tin epee eeeeee eens ilval Sahlie, Margaret Ann.................. 86 Sales, Alice Jean_................. BY, aaa Salyer, Grover C. 17, 50, 123, 126, 129, 134 Samesiy bill eee Seen 75, 110 Sang eid selene as een eae 719 Sand ers+ ill ieee sae ce ee eee 126 Sandersss bil vane Veet ene eee 66 Sanders, George! H.23 86 Sanders, Ruth Marie.............. 82,135 Sanders, Wanda Lee.................... 79 panders, Williamie Heese 73 Senncbielegen Savu bey, oo 172 Nandidges lorettans. ee 172 Sanditer. Charlecm Vice = eens 80 Savage, Dimple es 80, 131 Scarbrough, luce Ames 124, 148 SCALESe SAT Aer ere eee eee ee al clvel MiG ates etea ese wena eee 42 schellewRobert. His. eee Hise Schell Wilfred 2222 eee 13 Schneider, oH clixsees.see = esa 173 Schneider;-Florance 22_....2s.--..--:2- 40 Schow,.Os Hees pple ards Schroer, Betty Ann.............. 172, 175 Schroer, Margaret ..................-..-.- 169 SKC TEU NA AO) RY ecb coerce 139 Scott, Martha Pear! ...... 66, 122, 126, ae Scoville, Magnolie .............-......... SEAES yan Vili: Od 12a ener 66 Seaver betty. eee 66, 189 Seli.cA lina ad ean seeme eee ae 174 Selita Wdward sss eee pees 85 Seward, Mrs. Carolyn.................. 166 ewalds Giyail: Heese seen ere eee 83 Shacklette, Martha _...... 81, 102, 134 Shaub, Harry Wayne............ 80, 123 Shavers Glad ysis eeeeeree ee 167 Shaver, William Berverly....82, 129 Shaw, Walter Riemann................ 83 Shearn; WAM. ee 82 Sheil. Richard ge eae 43, 44 Sheildss Bob Dvgrestese eee LG: Shelby, Hivos ges eee eee 78, 129 Shelton, Dorothy Lynn.......... 74, 140 Shelton, Milburn Morris.......... Ted BY) Sheppard. Warleitc= eee 78 Sheppard hayes ee 143 Sherrill isles: asses 43, 44 Sherrill March as areeeesese sess 13 Shields, Violet Lureen......19, 78, 121 Shifley, DOvOth yas eee 70, 141 Shirrell, Lenwood 8. ..65, 114, 115, 125, 180 Sake, devi Il 66, 129 Shut Wat hiry nese eeeee eee ees 84 Sick, Marys Louse eee 75 Siebertauwalliam) 2 ee eee 141 Sigil era Villian 81 Simmons, rances eee ae 43 Simmonsyelsil lian) seen eee 80 Simmons; overt pee 85 Simonssvlarcvaret =.= alral Simpson, Imogene .....-......----..-----: 73 Simpson AMCs yee. eee eee eee 85 Simpson) oli Cassese ae eee 64 Sims),.Gene ries 2. eee eee 83 Sinclaieke, Cx a eee 124, 126 Siske Miatys lio Use =e eee 72 Skasiovsbaicye ya lee sse=seeeee 615129 Skaggs, Minnie Catherine....60, 131 Skipworth, Etchell Esta.............. 78 Slepovick= John ieee eee eee 95 Sleamaker,; Relat eee 134 Slinker; Mrs; James Mes == 138 Slinker, James M........... 78, 129, 130 STnths Ald eleeeaeee eee 169, 175, 176 Smith) Berte. eee 42,134 Smith, Burnie William................ 149 Smith, Charlie Wood.=-.-2=-.2- a Smith, Cleland White ._................ Smithy Clyde t= (C4 WD 135 Smith; Cooper ee Smith, Dolores Marie .................. I Smith, iDpanlougchie O) cee nccoe 719 Smiths Gallbe ties eee ayP . alas; Smiths OmAm 1) Coe see eens eae 74 Smith, Mrs. John Newton............ 12 Smithy 01s eee eee 70,131 Smith, | aes oie et aee eee See aL. Al Smithy Mariani. soe 85 Smith, WEES INGE 134, 138 Smith} Normay) eanwecsss eee 72 Smith, Ralph) Bis. 83 Smith, Robert McClain............... 73 Smith s Suen sess eee eee 83 Smiths Chomase == eee 168 Smoibhye Vai en) ae eee 168 Snell Betty J eansesee seen 172 Sniders ious Ge. -ae eee 84, 97 Snyder: Wari Hijpseesseeetate eee 82 Snyders vobertm Cs. nee 7, 50 Solly iCharles c= =e ees 74 Soloman: Hiaroldie.- =e —aen 2 Soloman eoantoncm. eens 81 SoshpavvioOd SO rien sees eee 85 South Carrie pees peeeeeeae 79, 181 Southwood, C. Jean..............-. 71, 140 Spal Onin yee eee eee 78 Spalding, Harriet ..69, 74,110, 110, 122, 149 Spalding, Thomas ie eae 114 Sparks; ont. 82 Spears, Douglas == ssc 80 Spears; Odicwee a eseee 64, 100, 179 Speck, Maud Jewell ...................- 83 Spencer, Charles ea 172 Spencers Darlene jen eetee aoe 174 Spicer, Roberti) ees eres 82, 129 Spiller, (Robert) Byes 86, 141 Spiress Hired aes eee eee 174 Stacnier Patricia: cs sees 174 Stahl Dalei 2242. xe 2 eee 172 Standiford, Elizabeth....72, 125, 136 Standtords Reon a2. 78 Stantord)” Virginiay 22... ee 131 Stansbury, Ex Ba- 41, 90, 94 Staples} Mary Helen 2 = 79 Starks; Gharles'se2 = eee 70 Steen, WH dwank Wie exnccac-cae-ctesenteese 123 Stephens, Adalene. ..................-... 82 Shei od sKevately URIS Uiyere ee ee 41, 48 Stephenson, Baul Bis cccceececeee-e--e 86 Stevens, Barbara ..............-- 173, 175 Stevens, Glendonvee—--7.ee 82 Stevens, Judy ............ 28, 31, 71, 141 Stevens, Martha ....18, 26, 56, 127, 141, 151 Stevens, Vaughn Monroe........ 70, 149 Stevens, Walter Lee ................... 173 Stewalt wel ames. sere see. 83 Stickles Aci: Migesss seers are 41,126 StIENS a0 DD yates eee eee 169 Stilestme arvievicc x. o-2 eee see ey Sill ell aio aR eee te ee Stinnett, Marjorie _...... 70, 140, ia Stith, Mary iDiaabateh oe ne eee 42 Stoll Jonni ts sere ee ee rs ee 135 Stone, Vernon Lee .......................- 85 Stonecipher, Sybil .................... 42,45 Stookey Cs Wie eis ooo eee ee 85 Stovall, Regina Mae .........2....2.... 173 Straie ys Walla riieese ss eeeee eee 82 Strawn, Martha ....50, 134, 140, 141 Stromowsky, Rosalie -.......... 83,131 Seron eae Hiviel yrs eee 170 Stron slOUISG se es eee sees 168 Scuagree ames taro] dees eue. 86 Stuteville, James H. ...... 61, 123, 129 Sublett, Georgia ...60, 125, 126, 138 Sugg, Mathew Wiallersg ne 63, 64, 126, 140, ee Sullivan, Mary Tae Besse oe Summers, Charlecphie = tee 138 Summers, Edna Frances ...... 81, 131 SUITS TSS yp Here) 1 Kp ee 70 SUM p ber Wilds Chee ee 42,47 SH overs waa Wawigegll I, oo ss eee 130 Swann, Samuel [See ee ete Ae 84 Swindle, Marelle _.... BONO Us l2zl DO Sader, Jeivelaehmely ees | Be 96 Pabor eOis semesters WG), te MacketteWennet hy essere eee algal Rates NO Sree She a ai ee ey. 41 FalleyceN eg El ete et ee 65, 128, 140 Mannie MUtene eee eee 81 fae bse leyrss ia call meena eee 174 AUENRUNONS ARON aetna ee 173; oe ‘GBearakores JNseloWOhe IDiy ooo eee avlomebaroatae 80, 122, 140 aAvloremCharleswA ye ss ane eee Taylor, David Alan |... 8 Taylor, Dorothy Louise....69, 70, 131 ayloraelilberteeee eee 168%, WAS) Taylor, James D.....18, 20, 30, 53, 57, 126, 128, 150 Pewee, Molin sshwEe Le Lf}, aUS355 Abella Wee UO) os sneer 79, 141 Taylor, Norma Jean --.......2... 81, 134 ayloresanalweee 2st eee 167 Ube wradlone. MV Mbe Nant 1s ee eee 64 Teague, Edward Lee .................. 85 Teague, Joseph Lewis ................ 64 Meniples Ruth Eines sce 42 eva CUD) OTIS eek eee ye 70, 135 Terry, Thelma M........... 79, 129, 135 Mhessen a Charless He peewee 81 Aviovarencncy, ANE) IRGhy ee 84 DHONIaS ew ORO LL yee ee 80 Mibomas pis: J e@SSen eee 9 MUDOMAS sR eSSC mea e es ae 43,91, 94 PaLOM Ass Ohi. eee eee eae il (Maver, WRN 1B. a 141 inomas Vat] Oniewms se ees 81 Thomas, Mary Frances .............. 151 ANavorenay, WERK QO. eee a Ae 73 MhomasoneshxierJiunek ese ee 73 FNOntasOn es Elsa G24 Melee ent ee 173 homason, Vireinia 2 ee, 173 Thompson, Aileen ...22.2...... U9, 134 Thompson, Arthur W. ................ 85 MhomMpson aspen oes eee 130 (Whomp son kell yee ae ee 38 Thompson, Mrs. Lillian ............. 40 Thompsons Lynn Die. 72,129 Thompson, Velbert ..................- 4 hnead eayVallicin eee eee 124 bo INE 1D) feo, Ac) ayubnaa bap ING meatopal JO. ein mceetserecens 74 Millman, Harriette. se 143 UMUDNME RNG Ret ee 75, 143 ANSON ey PNM OWEN My Sa ceecetescere coerce 86 Miptons) Betterlowe == 84 Mipconye Billierses nese 70 ‘abeoyekel, Aoloway (CUMIHOTRG 6 Ao Le cect ete 78 LOM Ste KM abiCe se eee cen 60 Tooley, Hazel Annette —........ 80, 134 Topmiller, Betty ............. 27, 70, 125 Mopmillenty) canes eee eee 174 anepepaa lene dh, Vlg ccsrensctetoee cede 71, 149 Da A) O11 Leese ee oe ee ees Ae 149 Travelstead, Mrs. Nellie Gooch ................ 42, 45 duets, Abide. a 56,126) 127, 150 Driple tts Williams see ee 66 Abyebaralexey, SNe ns seeks eee 83 ABN Coy IONE OT os A 84 MuckeeArvaleey tare 58, 134 MuckerswAr chic Wiskeeseeeceee i, UO) Tucker, Thomas Curtis —...... 78, 130 ue rlemamests ei ase tt 130 Murners © harless |), eee 80, 130 MGI OAT A Nig ereret ee ere 10, 40 Underwood, Mary Virginia........ 80 Underwood, Shirley —.............. 1, 99 Wiptonkrennte: Epes. oe 42 AVevoWeiayy dba (Ol, 2.5 yee a 106 Waleta Gleniye nce e een xe 174 a War eter AY kien AUN eet eS pines ener per 72a Walentiney bates ee 137 Vallely, Agnes Jane ...._.............. ue ance bariepesas es. eres 134 Wancers Manoa retiree sen seenes 80 Vaughn, Billy ___..: Sede ke Med neta ge 140 Weibel aay IOYRENTONS, Soca eo ee 134 Venable; omy Cae lUfaporle ta Vonsick, William Joseph ............ Wade, George Thomas ................ i Wiadele Man 91 cya eee tec ae 64 Wikele, Mallee =e 51, 126 Wakefield, Elizabeth __......... 84, 134 Walker, Dorothy Lee ...:.............- 81 Wralkeryia rye eee 82, 129 Wallace, Porrest 2.2... 86, 149 Waller, Jeleerens) IDA AaA RN) n 63, 64, 123, 129 WialllersaINiinia eee eee 19, 72, 184 AW ie ere Wed Wittens sete ee ae eee 129 Wiallinelsermur ican sees ee ne 96 WialisteMia vada Geen ae 84, 141 Walters, Stanley Lee ........... 84, 110 iWiallttonme Wierd ell eee seeseeen eee 172 Wands Josephine =e 135 Wied Ss DD ari Re eter nee 96 Wiarren’ Glendon) Hye e222 = 84 Watson, Betty Jean .............. (al, eV! Watson, Jeanne Marie ................ 74 IWiatson el neodorenes=amee sama 168 Waly ean gar rerr nn eae 75 Wie, SMTA set ec ee 85 Weatherford, Diana _...... 20, 81, 134 WiGa Verse BAPE sree te eee oe WieaverteArlesuese tae = eeer 64, 122 Webbie Mables2=s-se= oe tee ileal eras NAVE) Oop, UN OGITNRIEY IMEI a es ee 174 Webster, Marian Elaine........ 56, 122 Wedding, James W. .............. 64, 129 Weidemann, Ida ....64, 139, 140, 141 Weinreb, Stanley 123 Weiss, Frank James ... .126, 139, 140, 141 Wiel chek air] a eek eat ee eee ies Weller, Mary Alice .......... 17, 80, 131 Wiel SRC arose ee weet pre eee 0 WiellstiGeonge: Winwese ses see 60 Wiellssulolniel see ee 82, 129 Welsh, Billy Gene .................. 82,129 Wesley, Lois Faye ............ 20, 81, 131 Wiesley Willi aiic eee eee 95 Whalin, Wallace Eugene ....... 81, 124, 132 WWale@eisGmiky ona tal Gl meee ceee see earns eee 82 Wheeler; Charles _...20.... U7, WPAS) Wheeler, Joyce Ray .............. 197125 Wheeler, VRUEBLO. seco res oe 17, 19, 61, 125, 151 Wiheet- BettyslLoule es a 174 Whelchel, Betty Jo _...... 79, 131, 189 Whitaker, David E. .............. 54, 148 White, Leta Justine __..... 70, 127, 148, 149 Wihite; Merline =.= 79,131 Wilt te OS ese een ee 70, 185 White, Stella Mae ................ 60, 126 Wiutiel d's Caylee eee eer {ail Whitmer, James Donald ...... foal, balir¢ Wiitimenttaikverse sees 43, 150, 151 Wihttney,pHollis) Iie ee 83 WAV amttess, AW MUO: pecoecte cee 57, 124, 149 Whittaker, awardee ee 171 Whittaker, Eugene ...................... 173 Wilder, Mrs. William Baylor......138 Wilder, William ne -61, 128, 130 Wilhoite, Robert M 81 Wilkens, Betty Peony tora 168, 175 Wilkensse Jean pea eee ee 65 Walkenst: Phil = Elves. a ee 65 Wilkey, Hope .......... 66, 139, 140, 141 Willard, Martha Jean...61, 126, 150 Wallard sa Wallliary eases eee ee 126 Willetts bia zelg meee scenes 73, 102 Wallet;sielensse. =) eee 72, 102 Walleya a Wialtn crassa ereeee 42,134 Witla s5els ety aves etee eee 74 Walliamsan@ her: yaa ee 168 Williams, Edward ................ 129, 1385 WalliiamsteELoward eee ees 86 Wailer Sie On Opener 18, 57 Wat anry cine ea 15 nae i Walliams liloy deeeese ee eee 137 Williams, Margaret _...... 20, 78, 131 Walliams) Martha 56, 138 Walltams-sNianc yee eens IPAS alin} Wialibennns,, (Seba a 173 Waliamste S1dne ysl sees 86 Willoughby, Mrs. G. A..._............. 167 Willoughby, Martha Ann............ 73 Wilsons Audiry, Raye se 78 WalsonSe Bobb Varese eens 78 Walson,, Charles Ras 85, 129 Wailson yeh ancesmes- eee 81, 131 Wilson, George W. ................--...-- 122 Wall Sone Gold caeesseeane teens 78,131 Wallsons Gordonpees eee es Len 22 Walson, Gordon) 1 ee 18, 61 Walsonys lvane ates Soe eee 42 WalsoniJiobnnicy = sree eames 172 WalsonwJosep hua eee ee 130 VW Stora Lieve] yee cee en ee 19, 72 Wilsons Maei= = Se en) 125 WalsontmMisittien ia creer 167 Will Soran eee aec ee INT, OU Walsontuthdpee ee 64, 125, 131 Wilson, Samuel Maurice........ 85, 140 Wilson, Wayne K......... 139, 140, 141 Wilson, William O. ................ 15, 124 Wiman, Jimmie Joyce .......... 80, 122 WATOEIENG), IBRWE NSE ee oe ae 83 Winstead William’ Gs... 132 Wan terse Jet: iene eee ere 140 Waithers mein Cs tesa: oes 81 Woelflin, Leslie ...... 66, 139, 140, 141 Womack ye @ armenia asses 40 Wood Walter Yi 2 see eee 86 aeroxol Wiss, WUGIISYoN Ase ee 166 IW © OG WHS 0 Tipe eee eee. 166 Woods pinlizabet nese ee 40 Woodward, Hubert W.....20, 65, 123 Woosley, James Reed .................. 130 Worsham, Marie Jeanette _........ 127 Wortham. anism cies ee 86 WWaeikeslahe.. Jaxer Soe he 166 Mireaed ele, MYMU CAN AEE), Boe es aes ee 166 Way erties) Olam eee eee eee ee fa IWiyeut ODOM tyres eee eee eee 83 Weeha onowbied ny Isls WW Ss ee 41 NEMA OYROUNEA ) SEWN OY once 167 WOuUn Sam bara ae sere 174 iounp eb ob bye = eee 172 Young, Imogene .............. 19, 81, 181 Waoibnaved, deen: Cou ee ee 75, 129 VOUS ale see 73, 131, 140, “oe NEC aegs VINE HON) conc see Zimmerman, Marilyn .................. “i Poa aia PA Koy a 03, AD by arene eecece en eeeree Soe 82 Page one hundred ninety-one THE MARK OF ok EXCELLENCE BUSHACRE bia €O: INCORPORATED Louisville, Ky. Printed by the Benton Review Publishing Co., Inc., Fowler, Ind. Page one hundred ninety-two ; ; wg e PSE alt Rt: wy =e patra RE SA