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THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT MARTIN MARTIN, TENNESSEE fENN. LD 5300 .MJ5 1941 C.2 258324 Un t v e r s t t y of Tennessee. If Junior Co Ll e oe ,
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~I THE VOLUNTEER JUNIOR
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The University of Tennessee Junior College
Martin, Tennessee
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The Sophomore Class of Nineteen Hundred Forty-One THE LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT MARTIN
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The curlin of the C;n" greel< the cloud" '" il ,.;',,(", .A ,jive.- pattern of light abo\"<' ,he ,h,-"h" and gra", "nd ,hadow, on (h~ loup bring" hack "'"![l""ic, of ~lJJlI1r afternoons and 'larry walk- HIlder the oak<.
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\\, ;lre u,,"hined wilh Ih" ,leek be,w!.,- of modnn ele~tri~31 kiH,hell~ 10 fot,n Ihe perfeCi hotHt, fo,- I-lome Ecollomic', .. Thn'ugh the hall, of rlw Scier":e l;"ildillg tloe eclooes Iii"'"" of hOllr> _'I"'llt i" expni,lle1l1 and n',e"rch. \\'here .-\1 Ihe Dining Hall "here p~1 meel' pal and g;li nt"" adn''''ure, go I","d ill balld with l,·~rlling:. ",eet, g~1 fnr those IlU"f' "f fun 'lI,d reb~~ti()1l ",hilt: .FrolTllhe Indu,'riJI An' ))uilding-Ihe cnol ",indo"', of the r'-'e\lTl look nul nn the loop "'here (iell" ,1 roll 'Ii",l~,"h L1ndl't' tbe oak, , The BOI" D"rll], where Joe C()II~J.:e ,al ill on ~Jl(I- less hLJII ,e"i{)Il~ n nd ,rudy ,e,,,on.,, where co",r~dC"hi]J • aIld fun ~ddcd ,he spicc that made for the good lifr. ",1;,,- the'" I'"g-., remind )'UII in ye~r; to Come of the hOllr, ')!~Ill in (hese huilding, ,,'e have COllle to love s" \\'e hope Ih~1 lIa'Y ,,-ill he 0" jn'l'ir~l;on for reminiscing OIl I'~in\'"flerJloon". I i I '1 I I ~ I I ("'n'- Elil!hr Hcli.\" Coed j"in- ,- and I~ler dre~'Tled of 10<' (""Ikge. ;, • .,-1 ., ., SOPHOMORE OFFICERS _ Prnidi'llf Bu.i H,\~jlLTO_' ViCi'_l'rrsidcilf BlOCI' v ISllELL Secretary Tvrnsnrrr I I , LA II. UE PENTECOST WILLlAi\'! GARNETT SOlllc/Till!' \\'1.'11 vvouht thi, I'b~" h~n' heen like lI'ilhoLlI L" Hue' FORREST SAMlvl0NS Lu!,' \Vhn on lhe t"mpHs doeSIl'1 kno\\' Ih,,, b'Il;li", fi"ure ~he "-,,, "hlTrle'lller hOlh .'-""r_ ond helped 1'1[\ O\Tr hn The 'Einstein" of oILr college, All tlic "iris fall tor \\'ho ",,,hle, al()"g- 'pea~iJlg- (0 e"Ct"'!>o(h' a"d \\ho dJ"inb er"It",i~'n, It' ,he dwni"." ,,,,:1,,,,,_ La /{Llr "h"" " plate in ';~rI;clLl:lr, Belicve 'lit, he "life ", thc lee"~ RIlT( 'lJld hi; '''Ni~g~h'' Llik He Iho,,' wing; he "'ear,-o"e I fo,- (\,("l"nhing am] <"Hrnh;"." ill ploe<" hilI ell'''',,", place, f''''or;le on the Cat"p"" has plenl\ of mascuI· me '."I'll()t'ltl'" 100, hec""se ie, Uft,",L ~h" ~"" Il,ake 'IIn'une', e,pre"';on d,angc frOll) served a, P'e'LdeLl1 of dw Ftllow~h;p Cluh olll' '1uaner " Inlw[l 10 a ""ii", Sn\,LIlI-".1> ~''1l1"in of the O,.""ge \Ve'li het 0" -,"oul' "fly'ng vour "';1"" 10 success. FOlIe,!. [l"JIll, ,he It'd Ihem 0" to '-;Clun'. Fin"II,' ,he was <;;rl REBECCA ISBELL II/hi/chill'!'!! ::,,,"'"1, [dil')]' of lhe ""I"'lIter' .IHllio' "Lot" of rUJI i, La I{lJe. Hecky has heell 'Ill ollb,and;Jlg personalny al U, T .J C, She h~s :I 'I"iet, 'nagll"tic eh""", thai h"s "'on rn"n,' lAKE COCKE S(JI!IClTil/,- frielld" ",,,1 <1 ~erlain gliIl1 of rni,~hicf ;n hel' n'es thOi HA Y\VOOO I " UCK . Hirlcorv Wi/Ix Il" one On re-a-r. She ,'cn'ed '" 'ccret:H\' of the Sopho- .]:1", ",-iulv 10", Ih~1 S"lh,.,." • 1 ~, ., .lAi'vlES CAMPBELL. HI/II/hold! FRANCES IR WIN ,\/!, P/,'aSl/ Iii H.'\lI,R Y DEATON II/II !Ill! FRANCES BARGER ,\farlill "1-I,nlLl'.''"'' .1> he i, kno\\-" [" ~ll hi~ friend, .'.'.' ;\Iw"", ,be 1",1 nne ,"e"l, 'Ind """a[h a",ong lhr- ("CPI'.I'or '1"iel: urhlctic 0' Ihe pro,'e"hi,,1 fa"hion pb'e '0 .'i".,1t f"",>,-ue Oil the ":1,,'1"" "He al",,,,,·, h~ i'. ','".'h" \Vill ,"Oil pia,' the piano for ''', ,\li" B:Hgn' \Vhol b., OLJt' Ibn" h", 10 ".11 lhOlLglo, [0" h,,'-, , ,,'orking "1II'\\'l'r f.' ," '.' ,( J '''J; I would we hOH' done in "". • I I I ,i FLORA MAl t\100RE. TrClifui/ HEI(BERT DYCUS Dyl'isb!/rg RUBY KING Alur/ii! BILLY VI\VGHN Lil/Ji'll \\'h" on lhe C~I"I'U'doesn'r knuw and adore hel'l Few I""bidelll of the All S'lident> Club, Pre,idem of lhc \\'il], 10,:, ',"'ilb' eH" "l1d Id"tk hail', Rnb.' '" Ill'"'''' knowtl '" "Sole;' ro all hi, cl""tll.1ll", AI- whe" il to,,,o [j, 'I"Hb-,he pul, h"" whole j\IARJORI1~ f'RESNELL ;\ ""'0"''' Buehl/III/II O'NEIL JOHNSON !IIJI'I/bcllk "''',I'' I"";.d,ing. jnking and read." for" g-ood lime, he i, h""rr ill Ihc ,""mc, .-\lle,,~, bting [he 01,]" ,0phoTTloI'(' at ",\1" r uie" i' ", one l'ebOJl or, thi, C:lll'lH', \\'ho'Tl vou 11e"n ,ee depl'e"ed ,.. '~er,aln,' an :lItr'1cri"e 0 "',' h {;"t'd,u',' (;"hle" h,,, hdped ,hoI\' ,hl' olher ~il'l, ,he h,,"~ ,10I'e. "S ' .' , ~« , 'on to I e One of lho,e ",IY, you jll" c"n't ~"ep fro"l liking. ,(',,',.ee wnh " 'Inile" i, her morro and Bill i, gna"onteed a I'l'rf~CI tOJli.: f",' the hlue<, h"l he rc'l'e', Sioc i, ;is I;"od \\'ill, " needle '" wi'h " h",keth"ll, ,.".h John~on ,"l'"II." kllOW, hi, "''')' a,"olJnd ll~i, " L,,~e fan o ,'mile '" ,hr" puts 0\11. I'ln dock e\'~, rwinkle wh h" d • i GENE THOJvlAS . AIIIIIIO GERALD MdvlEANS COl/liCe MARIAMNE LEGG Martill CHARLEEN OELASHivllT MIIII [1iI-J x,;" IOllger 'l't'n ,"'''''rld rhe lu"ior C"lll'~t Io('C:"I>t I", :\1] Ag. Engineer, he', plobahl." gained '-Our uttenuon ami gkeful ",'1Jri~lIl1w 'lill lll~nage, to he dili· C,,,' L' IlUI\' cnr"lled at hi,l.( U. T . 1·le 'e~,"ed 10 t'nj"" lif,' A fiery etllh",i",,,, '"1d " spuruuneon- "'''Y' of ",,,king ,,~nl a;,d p~r,i'll'll\ in ,III her work. Sh~ loa, lll~d~ IQad, h, ,I()oking- 1I',':"';.:h ()]'e of tho'e lelel, on the-e \\artn .1,,:1 I~t il Ill' knuwn by " 10(',,1'1" I""gh he t-:",'e Ollt 'I'r',n" t r r ,I.' , l. r.:J ! f • • ', FLORA BEE BROWN l{i'(~dJ BILL THURi",IOND DUANE BENNETT 13u,'b [SRENDA DEES Dccllilif/Ale WATT DENISON L('xillgloll DAV[D MOORE Boli 1'Ill' KATHERINE rORD 7'1'1';;:('1'11111 (;roccful. "atell 'Qphi,tic~ted, walk, like" 'Iul't'n, Swing 1\, \\':1'1. Tha'-, ",here ,'oll'lI u"",,1I\' find him "Ka"" "fc>c>I-lor."e"n<1 fallC\'-f,'l'l''' nalure, Ne\'l'r I""" I;r~nd" dead,' luvc, to ,Ieep and ,he Can sleep 01 lhe -"t The l'i'lrlO, Plcnu eood ";lJ,LC eOllle' , frol!l hi, 1~1,it bt ,,,id that ,he i""1 a u-ue ,i,c>n,wo,,,,,,,, She Cll' o,lde"T h",,,,.' ""o\\', 1\!onni,." The'e make" good fillgCJ"_', I'le need, JIf) oid ill ",,,~Itlg good gl":"I~', \\'"tt "e".!," do lhlng, vvith a b",kelh,,11. .-\n "ltrihlJle I" ill" T\\'O-.'QIl\~ ,PHI "QU r",,~i\' ,ee o[]e ",itloo([T the other. One i, del'l',dahle 'In;! dficierll ond h", lor, "f goud fritllct, i, thai o"cc " (",end: ,he i, "I",,,,,, a frielld . .'\lllhl' Ihin" \\'e "'ill·reTlll',,,lw',. nhout her i, tlo"l lovely hL,ck ",."""d th" ,"a",p'''. I'le de,nn" th~ nedi, for tht' buy luck ii, [he wurld 10 ,"'HL, K"lhnil1~, hai r, CO]'." ill thl' Vol",,'eer JUllio,. J \ l 1\ r r , S. E. REED . Dyer KATHLEEN BROADAWAY. POfii' LORETTA MOORE /-/1/1/, HALL JAi'I'IES Slal"H'ill,. Ollt' of thl' "!"rnl<:r I",.,'s" who', goin~ the Ijlllil~ in YOli tuav ,hink of her as j",l one of the "Moore (;;11<' "jilin" Ih",r 1;\11 tales,. a loud guffaw, a mer'.\ KJlhleen i, ,tudyillg EducatiOIl ,HId plan, 10 ellier Ihe Ihis agric\lllllr~ f'dd. Did "'''L know d"'l he nlread\' ha' bUI \\-h~tl ,.;,,, know hn belter, there art olhn Ihing, that 'Hi"-Ihc,e lillie thing, r~nlLnd It' of 'lief! a 1>""'01'01" field of tcaching-lInle,;, Ihc po,ition of houscwifc culls h""l1 l",,[(\w~d Ihe hu"",. o"f i\llleriC"Ij F~"'Tler D~~ree~ lllak~ you 'relllember thi, da ..~-hairtd girl frolll Hall" One aIld friendl\' person. A H'lnan of U. T. J C. l,e nul too ,(rongl;;, She h~, a Ii,! of good grndes to ,how for R""d "I"",,,,, b;" " ,,,rIHi,c' ill ,101'(" ill the line of wit. lie Ihiug ;'OlL can't forgel is her gocd-nntured di'po,;ition and onl)" ,e':tned an i'TlI'0I"IOllt part of the College, but h<: her two y~ar; JT U, T, Quicl. mode,1 'lIld ,ofl-,pokcn ,;he lik", 10 eal ;11,,1 (a~,,~ hi, 0\\'11 goud rime. Reed', a 'real he~rt" I~Llgh, ,\not!ln i, Ihe "'a,' ,h~ bUlInd, dow" the b"d " I'bce .1tlHJl'l' '" all \11,11 wc"'"e been mi"ing fur 1\,." fell" .. i; qlLile comclv alollg \\'ith hn ,1lJ(Jiou, wa\", holl - Lcrcna ~Cled a, I'r~,idrnl of the Nll Knppn 'I'loners Ilowl (;uud Ilwk. Jitterl NlL ill her Sophomurc -,TJr alld d~'~f\'e~ .1 101 of ernlil for thc "'~-" ,he filled her pO,T. ROBBIE BURCHI\i\'f \'(IOO,{!i/I/{{ u.u, COY BRANCH AlaJllO CAROLYN BELEW MeJi11i1 1)('I'''lId"I,ll', h~I'P:'" allli ':'1,:<'1' ill ,,,n'ice ~rc 'l11~lili~s BOB SIvllTH Sci /lilT Un" of the ')'JlIl'l J'IOLl'e" ;:irl, \\'ho tIlo,"cd illlO th~ ,I"LI "l'''';Tli'(~'l\ of Rullhi", l'll'r he'lt'1 does not en- Coy Idt us tht winTer que net fOl' hig U, T By wa,h- "r" Anollwr tr~llsfn frolll Bethcl Colle).!l' who "J)'ed with dormil"'" her Sophomore' .""ar, She Ijk~, ,he r3di.o- ,ir"I,I'IH'I"llg II) the JUlli"r C"lleg~, Pal'( of it i, in Indian ing \\'iIHkw, ill the girls' dot'lnitor\' he ga\'e the rc,idml' u, dll' foil '111anCl' [",ell in 1I1QI ,hort time we hecome e'l'c<;i~II.;' ,win).! tnu,i<;. C"rolyn ,ing; OIIlHl'1 any I,mc 11,'"d, J\bl'ybJHI, hUl ,,'hal is hn,', \I'e likr "nd ad'llire, ~ brightn outlook ,,;, life, ~ ~c,,",(()med to 'eeing Buh hright and e arlv e\'ef\' rJlO"[1l[lg, 1,'\,11" ~:hc' alwa,"s Inet'T, Ihc afll'rIloon Illail,) of the dav-c-or Ilighl Shc I"" t"k~11 "n ,'ducalioll LOlLrS~ He ulwav h"d all S:OO-rough luck! Sor rv he left It', hUI "nd pl~j'~ to 'Cl1le dowll 10 Ihr leachin).! profc"ion, "'e're gl~d he could join our hapl'," thronu for Onl' 'Iu'rter. HELEN BAKER Cli/loll HOKACE CLENN WARREN COLLEEN TERRY Ol/cidll Although il TOo~ about two quarters for U, T IU \\'in WILrRED HEAD Min/iii Brillia"l "nd oggr""i"", \\'orl'rn is 11Id'ulelli and ~" OIle h~, held mo re re,pon,ihlt po,itiolb a, capahh' -"Oll, Helen, \\'e're ghld YOlL decided to ,t~Y, and wc'lI I'rnh~hh' he ,I re",eTllher~d a, the ,-ery ahle lilHu) ""pr('di.-"Id(', ~'Too(h' ond tetnl""'alll':"lai. he >lill re- "' CQIl<:en, Shc has a knack at Tll~king thillgs go o\'cr "d'llit you had ,Ollle tuugh lJreak~-having m,,~,le, "nd ""i,lant al'w~", I'l'ady 10 hell' '" I'(j r • ED\X!AH,D H:\RRIS MoscoII' !\'IARjORIE HOL1\-1AN . Yurln'ill" BERNIECE NORTHCROSS Col/i('rl'illc JACK SHIPP Cell{erl'il/I' \Vhen IIlilkill.L'; lime "oll~ 'round, it l' "Bossie" "ew I heelp yo" find" book ,., Ikm;ece j, "Iw",., on {,eunoH" agreeahle, and "I\\"J'" re"d\' lO l"nd a help- ,No, he wasn't high-haling vou: he w,,, f~eli"g lhl' fell Edward. l-Ie'~ heeJl iIldi,penqble in Ihe ,\'()[k to''.!HI \'-Llh hn 1'1";"alll ,mile "Ild kind Way 10 do ;ollle" dt~~l',of l"n'.llgilis. Shipp ~ol;ld have gone Oil [he oi,. ful han,!. r>.brjoril' loa, "';1,e " Ili,;he for i'l'I',r1f. Wc feel thing to" nH' \Ve \,.el'~ ,,'orried when she "-,,, out of \\'ith II,," fille jer.-ey ,bin' herd lhot', the pride of the ",I'C Ihar ,hl' \\'ill ha,'e a successful career a, " 'chool ","h his "Dn:me" voice, He;~ In aC1i,'~ participant in Uuivcrsirv. H~ abo has made a I:'",d r~COl'd in "cadell,i~ r, -cloool hec"",~ of her ""t' hLl' wcrc ~~rI"jnh'gbd when ,he f~oll"ill, lea\"lng r,,"age, ," he goes tht'ough Ihe line. Teachl'r' an,! \\'e \\"i,1o hn The "be't of n'c,·"thl",," J"l'I","e JAi'vlE5 GLASGO\Xr Drndcll KATHLEEN KIRK. ~f anyone h", I'eally made J r;,,<;e for himself at th<; DOR i\ 1\'!OI\ R 15 JlLt"or College, jame, ha', Une of Ihe hight"l hOllor_ Kathleen Wa, " Ir,n.,fer frO'" lklhcl Ihl~ "ea, "lid JIM HENRY MOORE eweR,ell IHi!l~ onlv ,I lallgh! 'c'. l\'larv Loui,e you "'ill be missed. l[ 10 yOLl. '\aJl~-", he~aLl,e vou'vc gc>t wb:ll il takes. l' f I, ,•- r[IL--~~- ! i !, \ l__-- cR~ SARA DICKEY. S,n',lIlIl I Idl'll (;()IH]WLIl will go pla~e,_ l{emenlhn lu",. all lI,e AnUlher of our "footb~1I Iinoes"-Fred h", ,1 repLl- SHIRLEY WALTERS Mar/ill ho'-, , te,,~ed h.n "h""t .":11,-, I-Iorto"" '"1d "Ilot liki"I' t atiun for haekillg up Ih~t line "ith all hi, ?? pound; SiO"IlI)' ~nd I1rilli:lI1', Shirlc~ wahcrs in a I""tlle" 1"(1"",, \\ ell. Ihal L' hecalL,e ,he C'lll ta ke il and MAR THA NELLE BLACKLEY Hornbca]: of'trenglh, He',;" loyal U. T, ], C. ,ul'l'oner ""d can ",indhreaker nnd a h~ll<:ted h,'1 pulled down Q,'er her Ih'l1 g",", if] ",ore t h an olle \1'.1)' I'Jele,,', ITl"in l~lclll' he Iocn.l "rcad~- "nd \\'~ili\lg-" "t ~ll SQcial e\'('I11>, \Ye In WI'" hoir, i, " lamili"r figLln' on Qur C~lJIl'lI' i\lood\', \\'h~t do "-e think of when vee he~r her 1""11C' EnHgy, "re "n "nd C,<"'li,-, "'I'ilill),( '" I:an he ,een In)lll Ihe can"t itll~gjnc what Ihi, college "-oLlld h",'c been like te!1lp~"·'lInental. "nd 'I",,,'ing, ,he'" hy tums lenl)'t'''tllo;" nb",llIlely "'nning O"e!', "'hich ,he uftrn ,Iou", 1\\ "jit- f.ollo"'illg ,'ni"itie" Scrihhler', ('I'iI' 1,'re,i<1elll Spr;llg '+0. ,,-ithout \\'ortlll"n 10 "dd hi, wOt'd hcre "1ll1 there, ~Id 'olt ,lid hre~thle'" Shc', the lOp", and in"idelll"lh', :',I'~n'loAn' Clnl>, S"(I"el"n- Willin '+1 Voklte, Fealure rerbueguur": " 'l;onl~lleou, InlLgh th~t gocs OIl ~;ld off " tastv di;h, lodllor alill A'\[',,:II An Edil",', .11 " moment- notice. A gang of hQI'" alwa vs at'ound her ,,-hom "he J(ldo/ll toke, ,er(ou,lI·. ' III ~II' ~ gr~nd ,lil- HARR Y ROBERTS GI-cCI/{'I'ilI(, ~ro"nd girl \\'ho'li he missed ~ 1;,1'next year. MA RTHA ,\tAR TIN HURT JACK DONOHO MI/I-/ill II,'., nickn"med "Speed,' fOI' th~ mannrr ,n which 'J hc Oil], IIIember of the l-I"I!lt Economic, Vep~rtl1ll'tll Ca,,",d alld cullcgiate, from" crew hoir (eLlt 10 I!'nl he Glrr;", th" I""k"thall -dowll thc COllrt, He ,i"'l'h- who "ct,,~Il,1 puts inw pl'~Clice \\'h"t ,he le"rn,. I:le'ide' wickd, di,iIILJ,iolled lillie grin, J"ck i, regular. eh"",1' 'JllI'l h""e In'l rOlllfn,., :\0 "'Oller i, he ("1 the ,id,:- BILL LEMON OS . , Buehl/llilll her outside "niYities, she kcep; Ill' ",id, her educ ation Jl1l0JH, the Ft'o,h pug, of H'"'' In" ~lld pre,ident 01 thc P,,('-il.-'lrdi(> of Illi" hr', ':arned th" rCI' of being 101''' IlJll'_' th"n "If co",e hi, ,Iwe,. Ilot fct'!. eh! Don't lell 1:Iill,h~" donc the InO,t olLbt"'HJing work 01 tlw \,e3r t CATHERINE ST. AMANT. l'as" CIJrhli FRESHMEN OFFICERS I)A\II) Doosox PH'sidol! ARCHIE S,\:--T01U) Vicc_Plcsil!nil \'I;lILKt." W'lLLlA;>.ISO"i __ SrlTciary-Trc JEANNE RUSSELL I/"mt Er .lJoll't'ar " Li\ljN.'\ K1VEKS RllHENTS().\" !f(Jllle F,. .'II'1f1l1l SARAH BRANN Pity" Ed.. l',,!mrrsvi/lc FLiZABE I'll III(;(;S lJlI .•,illl"'" tI.Jml/.. .:lI/11·li" jMdJE LAWLER HUIIII' Er.. .. Trent,,,, ,,,!,\KY ESTES 11011'" Lr. IJrNd,." LAT.-\!'.'!:: COLVETT !lu",r E,. . .CrQ,-k,./I ilIill, FR:\',,'CES OWE',,' 110111" Fr. (:".,ill!!lolI M ..\RJORIE FtlQUA lIumr Er .. U"iQn City LllCY JlI\N Jll",DI·RSU',,' f-I'illlr r" C"./"JI'Il S(JE TREVATHAN E.luratlrJtl .111arlif/ l"Il)DL\N r"lYRICK !/omr /;',. ,J/u,li" , \\'I","IE V!/\,"SON F'/unlli,," !;ri" JEWELL S''.'10THERS LIII,,,li,,,,. (.'"""In, JEAN IORDAN Ho",e Er, Camdnt BILLY JEANE (;KEEN If"",,' Fr. /lorn/ull/.' J\.lAR'\'HA ('YBAS !lUIII(' fl:. Trellton 1-,'lARTJli\ SUE KIJ\TEI~Y /I"nu Fr. G"'r,,jir/,I .' REBA WELDON F./III'1lI/01I tll'lrl'" ;,\L\BlL 1'1.::\:\K5 I I" 1/11" I;r. S,,'-l'II""{I!I LE!\'A K"\1T SLAYTO,," £::d"( ..\LlCE SUE FAIRLESS /l1i""' I" Trot/on LI'l.'\I;RI:\E .\lcC.\LLA , Ilomr f." (."'i'I'II11II'''' ,,. SUE IRV]'\"E lIom,- fr. .Dro,!", HE'] TY Ji\:"1: COX ,~ /fomr {,"r. (,""";nql"" , ELWYN FOWLER L,Ii,.rlJ/ .-hl LEIIM;\.\":\' " s .J/llr/ln TESS 1 !/IJII!" Fr. Ilrrmll"",'ill,', '!ELLI-:'\" C\LD\\'ELL 1:,Iur(llifi1l '. Tipto,,-,-illc .\JARY EU.E:\' LlJ"'E 119m, Fr. E,u,{r.·illr 1\lARIO'\" l)/\ VIS /{Qm .. Fr. i\'''J/a'ilf, RI TH J-li\RR1S HoltI, fl'. J)II;"r./om M:\RILYN~ SH:\N~O;..' Ho"" fr.. ,G,rtnfir/d RUTHEUA FERRELL 110m, r.. 1-",,11011 1 DOROTHY KING FURACF HA RLOW Home Er,. Obion IJrtsill{JJ ,-Idlll)!. S"n"",,,1t MARJORIE WARMATH WILLIA\1 RUST l1(Jm!' Ee.. larks"" f.ihn-ilt _-Ir/., ff""li"!/.I",, MARY I-JELEN LOGAN TI-IOMAS l-IA[){;E IT Home fr. .Un[(!II City llesincss .-Llmll_ ..11111110 1\lARTHA I-IIGGS VELTON RYE Liber,,1 11r!.,. . .Marlill ,-/". En" MARIAN BELEW BILLIE NALL Liberalll,-If. GrulIjirid {Ju.,i,u"" ·1.1",,,. .;\/"rl RUBY NELL STROUD ATIIOL WEBB fdurn.lio". . .Marlill All. 1~'II!li1lNrill!l KATHRYN MOODY DAVID STRUUD I/omr Fe. . riptotl~lill[ .1". CrNllfirld ETHEL POINDEXTER TRUETT JUNES If Ollie E,.. ."raJ"" }'r,.·I11 cd.. .H ,;rllll r\'IARGARET SHOAF lAMES CU,\lNEl.l. Name Er. Co'-vllIyl"" .1'1" ... :11" 1IIi! Iv1:\RY ELlZ:\BETH FUQUA FRANK HArvIlL rON H(Jlt/I' hr. . .Mllrli" _·I,!. t:II!lill"ai"f/ SrllIIlT (3ERTRUDE SCATES EU-IER OVERMAN 1101111' E,-. ..'11arl", 1',.,.-1'1", r """'}' ... L,' ~-""!I 0" 1\lARIETTA BEYER T F_ BROOKS j Hu",,' E,.., .. IVaverly /J'/Ji""u :1./11111, ... IJi'I/J .' JONELLE El AM WILLll\t>-'1 CJI;\l\lHERS /-lOin/' Ec. f"llo", Ky. }',., -0""/1,,/,-)' !for""",d VIRGI:\IA BARR LEWIS rt.r.un T lfom,' Er, een/nov/II,. 1'1'r-f.,,~,' _lI/1rli" LOLA [l,IERLE LOO\lEY \\'1 l.l.I S WILI.EY HOIII, Er, Collier'/-'ille .'1,/. Whi'r !JIliff '. l'.L\RION tll00R.F IJUlj{;LAS "IUL)RE ""/IIe Cc. all/all :1", _If "rlill LESA COOK WALTER 1-I1{;Vi flaflll' /:',' I.ib,.,-,,/ .-I,.'J _If "rl", MURIEL FRA:\KS JOE DAVIS 110m, E,-. ·-fll_ Gih""" .S'i'?'!l'''wIJ , " S..\R.\ au ..\,\15 1,\:-'IES RI]){;EWAY lodr,,-atiull ..If"rlltl .-1y_ Slraroll .-\(;:\£55 TUBB H(),\lER I-lESS /JusinOj ..1,1",". ../!!_ Ii,,,/illc,.,-i,,,! Gr/llld JUIIOioTt CLAR.-\ MAE SEATO,\ LEO'..:ARD CROWE !f 0 "1(' f:,- .,1'1 E,IY"lIIoor Nr"dtrso1l " " PENN jv!O u ON ,-{g .. Ripley ROBERT ('"IAT'rIIEWS .-!iI. EII!/;",.,.r;"" Ilum/''''''1 GLENN HICKS Liltu,,/ ArtJ Char/rille CEORl;E KENDALL A 1/. If",.,,!ua" RA Y ROBERTSON l'rt-L"w. IVrslmare!Il'''/ DL'A;";E CAPPS .,1", Sharo" PORTEN. " GuO/jid.! ""lARK \VILKINSO'~ ..!g., .}'uIUit-i CHARLES N1CKEe-L A'I. . . Crnlrrv,'II" EDWE' eODSON ,4" Lmdrll ARCHIE SANFORD .'i{l. Ripley CHARLES BUTLEK P,-,--I.tI~" .1',-,'11/0" \VAY~'E HRY.!\!':T ,Itl_ Ellili"!?ri,,y K rnlon ODIE H, STUVER .-J !/_ U.lrd"" ;"-IIL"I'O" CURD ..1'1. t:,,,!i"l'i'flIlII UII;"" City WILLIAM STOlT ..1"0, lllunli,,1J1 HOWARD HENSON FReD 1I.1ADOOX ..1'1. E"!J1Il1'Ni,,'i ,j\}"I"u, .1".. .lJlg StI".!)' LEBURN KJRf\.. :liI· Hid:"""" "'y. COOPER ALEXANDER f1!!.. Iln,duson or IS GUTLA W -Iii. .Sl,·~"(/rl HOW,\J{]) RA v ..I!! .Grlllld Ju'n/i,," I' B. BELL (;ERALD Md),\NIFL Liba,,! ,-iris. .J/arlln if g. /:.'"!/i,,,.,.,-/,,!! Tu!}' (;ROVFR CALLIS ,-'il .. Orr/" (;Io:KAl.D Vi\:"CE /JUJlIIf'J'S .'!JIIIII., T;pt'-"Jv;II" TYREE NEILL -/!J. Mil"" ROY 1I.'L·\K(;RAVE LiIJaal .·/I'lf Glra,'"'' DOYLE COTHRAN .'1'1" ./fillsdalr W.-\LTCR :-';U:-';:"E1.I.Y _·1,/,. COllu,!,;II,' i • \\'11.1-;1\'5 WILLJA,,'ISON .-If! .1I/JJOII WAl.ITJ{ CAMPBELL ._!I/. ..-Iu/n';/Ir I-J:\ROLD BUTLER .1,/. .Harli" ROHERI' PE 1"l"1(;REW ,-/,/. E"(/;lIrr,.,,,!!. SIr"r"n "IELV[", CASH "/'!' ,-J/"mu TJIU:>,lAS Bl):\]) _'/1/.. {J,'lIll1ark o D, EL.-\;\l ..Itl. /:"'III;"N'I"II1.'/ . ,-'I'Irti" HARRY BOYD I-IE:\DJ{ICK :11/. ,Fr;rll./. WILLIAM MARTlN .-\:\IWN CLEMENT J'rr.il1 rd.. . M arli" .'/ g •. .. Big Sa""y NELSON MARTIN DAN RONEY Ag. . .Sale Cud' Lifural.4rt,. . Dr cs.trn T/\U ...IAI)t;E PYRON os CO SHEPARD 1,./,,,-"1"'" Coun,." .4,/. (."rnlrn·ill,· ]AI\IES CALDWELL J. B. COTHRAN . ' A!I. Union Cily :li/. En!!;"rr",,-,! \ W1LLJI\M SCOTT ROBERT LEE EASTWOOD ..l!/. ElI'llnen;",I. 8(/rdv..,-II, Af liUJinr$.( .4dmn.. Tipt,,,,~,illr I,i ~I l I s LACEY WILLL\MS J.\1I-IES ASllBURN !'rr-t'!",rm,,,.y. JlrllJ _-11/.. IV hilr!r"vrll BILL McC!\LEB JOE ALLEN WESTBROOK ..l'l. . Glrt/J"" ..I!I' .Urn"fll ERWIN HR\ ANT WELDON HANKS J'rr-M r,/. . .. ripl(j,,~'ill,' Ag. t:'lgi"Nrllll! ... h"ouuth, Miu, i\lrERS I't\RSO"S BILL STRICKLIN Ay. .eli";JI;""" -llf. 1'"!li"rrrl11t!. S".'allilalt II ERSCIIELL ABBOTT JOE C..\J{TER /1 II. Bruton !.ibntl/ .4rls. Tiptoll.'il/~ WESLEY BOLlN WAI.rON /-lIME " I P,-r-I'I""",,;,-y. .Mart," 1::",,(1tIOIl. Pop, • DOlH;I.AS HOARDI\!!\,' {;, R, \I ..\LO\'E -/!/.. /)"'''111', ClI. ·1'1. .flurllh,,,J;, BROWN SI\IITII ]. n. FREEr-'IAN ..f 1/. .l'ikr.,'illr ·1". Martlll BUDDY T1\ \"LOR BURT (;REP" ..J{I .. . GUlf'" lund;"1t :f!!_ EIl'l"lf,.,i"y :11 arlfll '. PICK ,\lAIIJE~ EVERETT WHITE "ib,-r,,1 ",.IJ. :ly.. JV/'it'!"H.'i'1I WE'\KE SE:\TO:\' JESSiE SMITH ..1,/. /)U'l''''- :/'I. If o"".I,,)' (;EU!H;E EDMO:\STON LOUIS HOYD ..Ill_ f)rrsdrll -1", I'''!lill~nlllij . .If,,,dnJol/ CIIARLES SCOBE\ HOWARD RUSSELL LI"""/II;" ,y,.durn !.iluraf _,hts f""",k1i" II{Vi\:\' BEALE S!IJ:\EY BISHOP A.lI1I11.qoill~ r-, ".lIr./. M"rl;" .to., HERMAN RY/o.'IER i Do'\ \'11) DO])SO:,\ , .4'1. Rffi""rr ..1". En!I,n"',,,,!!. .-I/a",u Fin! Hoo,"- I'i}1I1 NO'l:'- JOE HALE) L. H (;)<..'\ Y ..1,111I11 ... '1fIl,-11II /jusino'., .-'!I.. eO'I'lIIyl"" M..\R] E\'ELY~ S1dlTH j-llimf c. TrimM,' L\UR:\ B. HY:\UM Sophomores Not In Pictures 1';- ,"-.'1 /',1. .If IIrllll HETTY C:\;-"':\;O:-' JOSEPHINE DA;\IRON lvlilrli", 1'1'1111. '' Liberal Arl.\ NOliii' Fe GrNlifirld FUCENE "'-!ORRIS __Lilil/)ette, T('/III. _. Liberill Al'II !,if".,-,,! Iris .Hllrlil1 MAX HARPER ELMORE JOHNSON _j ac!uol/, T('// II .... A:; ricili/ III'C EU(a~:'nc WI-jITFORD _ Milrli'l, T('/III. ._.__ _ ilgriclIlllII'c Iii.. .f)o"',,,- ROivllE KENDALL Jt\ivlES LYONS Crockett ,\'Iills, [(,/11I, -. ilgl'icultllre AII//IIo, TI'II/!, .. Home EI'O/l(!lnics PRESTON McDOW MARGARET /v1cLEAN AtJ· Eill/iuerrll/ll (;'nJ;lit/I'JlI ROBERT PASCHALL __Wi/)'I/CS{;O)"O, 1'('11/1. PrI'-LIIII' MARTH/I, BRA:\',,! Six/I, N'H"- CHARLIE VO\\?ELL ______".Mar/hi, Tl'I/ll...... Agricul/urc (-f(JlIJr E, 1'"IIIINH,i//,· ELDU;.! I-IOLDER A:\'CIL WILLIAMS .-1 {/' {-f Ill! s .-1'1. F"!li","niil{/ .S''''''"II"I1, E:\IH. K. ROBEJ .t fl. TlulI"PJOIl SIal I')!! _"!!. fO!lllilllld l1al'lI. \Ve now pay rribure to those whose nchicvcmcuts enable them to be recoglllLed 111 The Volunteer i\IITCIJELL DOI:lSON junior as a part of our history of the year I940-41. The followlllg is a list of thosc members of the GTEY IWATTO:-..' '/1/.. Ill!! Silndy present sr udcnr boJy who have ar taincti rcc og nition III var-ious activities. -'/f!·· SIIti,/y Crovr ~.1:\RCARET TI-JOMI'SON KE:\'\,ETI-I r"\-'JcCL!\I:\; 1"I'I(·(lII(!II. S"V"'1I1t/1t .4!!_ PtlllIlI'I'H'ii/r SMITH PRIZES GENE ,\USTI\' .lUI-IN EDW,\RDS JAMES GLASGO\\! NANCY SMITH AI!· .OaH",," !!"Jilll'.('< .4,111I11.. GlrO,(1I1 Among our fondest memories of l.isr year, we find that Nancy and ./:ancs were awarded the prizes CHARLES BRUCE which arc givcn to the mosr outstandlJlg FIT,hll1an boy and girl cach year- The 'Iwards were based 011 :/[1. Grillid J"I/dlali pcr-sonalirv, charuc tcr, gcneral ar tit udc, ncrivirics ;15 a ~tudellt, and scholastil' achievements, and we CHAInES WHEELER must all agrcc thnr these two students are reps in all these points. .-ltl. /'i/'r·,'ill,' ALPHA ZETA CUP WILLlA!'vl LEivl0NDS One of the highest honors winch an AI' boy C\[I receive at U, T . .J. c. is the Alph;l Zem Cup which I 15 awarded 1O ,hat Sophomore boy who made the best rccord In Agriculture m his Frc~hTl1Jn YC:lr. The awar-d could have been g-11'cn to no more dcscr-ving person than Bill, for he has proved himself to D~ really A-I as :1 st udcnr and a~ :l good fellow . • SUMMA CUM LAUDE Tlll'; is the high.:st "hoListic hOllor which can be bestowed lIpon a stlld~nt ;0 U. T. J. C., ;\[Id tho~e who~c n,lmcs ;lppe,1I' en ,his honor roll deserve :111the pLlis~ dut they have rec~il'('d. ':'9-'40-r,,11 '40-'41-1'1/11 \'V'ATT DENISON D\\-'ANE BENNETT i\NNIE DELL LARGENT HARR Y l\,lcKINNEY 1 PRESTON ,'vleDO\\? " COLLEEN TERRY COLLEEN TERR Y W/ill/rr JAMES ASHBUR0J \V iI/tel' PRESTON ?v1cDO\\' , HARRY McKINNEY HORACE \'\-'ARREN 4_) I I~ -.~ Mr. UTJC Strong, handsome, and a man's nun, Bob is th~ people's choice for our first- 111 popuI ant)',· .III Ieel de ci 'ship , .and in abihtv., He IS the perfect football hero for a college ," J '" ~oogr.lt\llatc him on his new title . Mr. U. T. Jr. College. diar y, an" ~" , ," Miss UTJC Exqulslte]y." bL\llltlful nnd ever so grac ctu'I an d·1 (13rml1lg, "nn~rn: 'iakcs the perfect queen for allY di:lr\'. cspccinllv one of C()llc.t.;~ mcmorrcs, SlCI h as t Ite raej ian t ccrson-t' allty and sparklirlg p:llllT II Llt "",.,,,',> ,;,",',> ,.,,1..I'~~ ~, ·1".L '. ,,,,,most .. popular of all the coeds. We " salute hn ~1l::;SU. T. Jr. Collcg~. • 46 - '...... ',.!! I i Athletic" ant , fun-loviug , animated and enthusiastic,. Ls ' Ruc hell been behind evcry- I,I Refreshing. ,y ",,1) ",' and• delightful, I Mater had thing W here-. the dear old A IlU j • I Nanc y Wlt, 1 Iicr fly-away hair and a stake. She Ius a loyal coterie of followers soft', breathless ch.u-m has 1I'0n such and is known as one of the most competent a wide circle of admirers that she campus leaders. has become one 0f our most sought- Her poise ;111d charm • , h:IS been . :\.1 Horne Ec President ample proo f of her ability JS J lender. • j JAMf~ blA~b~W , Wuh his pipe and wcll-known line WAllA[ f [R~W of bull, C!.J ClSgOW I.is a vcrv_ hmikn H,S fame as '1 soap Jo )' and a,>rcc;lb. " wIth c, ak nne .k for ' l1()\" Ol.l v is w'<.,c-sprc., , " "'0'- "" 0" .md he has , leadership, Crow IS ;1 1:l1fellow wcll met. ' Iud .\ to He's J born (01111<.: an dOllcotc f h best of Ih,· Speee ,1 rr s A Club and stitches. have around·lekccpsc\c. , 1 - ryone III k.ldcr of similar 3ctil'iliCS. HO\\T\TI he docs have his serious n10mcnts und m.rk cs a natural ktdcr. , JUA~ IA WAR~ [~llH~ IERRY One of those sun an d wind girls,wit ttthP Icnr y 0f sport~ :lppc~l, j uarutn has a charm all her own. .Hclh."CIl[ I . • " aile amunng , , Known JS ~ straiehr-shootcr and< a IOl A"vfu .. n,SH'>I' Colleen has a Slll1lllI 'Hill",.,sen,' ~ vof I, Ull10r and made a mehe for herself among the campus great. 11 all elusive Ch'lrTll tll'llll'C, . .1t,)gl'tl~r- I-I taccin- ,I ,ltll1g. She's J.11I'~\'S rhc nucleus of ;\11 TIl- I 1:~rc5ring group, and has eve...")'(1l1:1 I'uy th:ll /\ shrewd camptlS polirici.m and '1 chg- I nificd class officer, Ned 11;\$ held offi~c as president of the sophomore cl.rss. He's especially known as the londcr of the et1.:;Itl~crs, bciruv Cl goo d engllleer h' nnsc If. , Om' of our OJdCI' ~lud(,llts and a Lunily man. Dvcus_ 11')0 " In [ I t I11::ll1;][unty :lnJ , cxcc utivc 'lhLl'(I'_ th" .II Jel.l mal c for leader- i , • 1-1,- I.LlS done S81l1C \L'ry l.indub!c work Ii for th~ AI] I flying. Vivacious and saucy, Gene is frolicsome as a ~pring lamb. Her ca sv " manncr and comradely disposirion havc made her one of our 1110~t popular coeds and one of our comeliest campus 1 leaders. 1 __~l' \Vell-groomed and smooth, Sam is tops Jll10ng , the !\g boys. He", plenty dL'scn·ing of 111.\reputation ," as :1 good leader, :\ good spon and a stricrly good fellow. \ , • " AI ways Jgreeabl c, a I wClyS Sl111lng, aI II'..ays ,re,uhr. , " David is friendly as all old shoe and just as (0111- f orrnoII c and well. Ii kcd .Undoubtedly " ,~ oue .~ of the oUlsLlnding Frcvhmcn, he's a gre:n fellow. " " " , J , • I I j I , I , I I c.../fnn rz:<.'l.ann , I c!lI(a'l.tha Ca'l.man " i eNt:lft: I , I I . 54 " L ,l I• , . I I 11 I 57 , . • " '1 I -. \ '. 59 58 '-- .. '.... !It. II - \ 011al:iol'lC CC}JJ'(!SIlCII OFFICERS l'rnidn/f I-II:KHElIT Dycus, Elll 'Inc! \Vit1t~r CI-I,\I\LES C..\,,, ,",ON) Spnn.~ IIi,.c-/' I"('si:!i' III S<'CI'I'/ SjJO/!':OI j\lEMI"ERS Bob Br.uron, the sponsor, Mr. KncPI" Ch'lrlcs Cannon, james Howell, Hamb- len Cocke, FOITe,l S;11111110IlS,N'lllCy Smith, David Dodson, Evcrcr r \X/hite, AI1IlI~ Dell Ln-sent, \Valbcc Crow, i\lc:l l'cnrcccsr , james Gbsgow. I\HOIl j Clemcnc. Loretta Moore, Knrhcrinc Ford, Colleen Tcny, Gene Cobcu, Bill Hamilton arc noot 111 the pic t urc. The All Students' Club Council The The All St udcnr s' Club Council IS composed or rill' presidents of all rho various clubs 011 rhc campus. their jJuq:l()S" of rho club is to IJrOlllote goo.l cirizcnslup :l:1d hOIlOI- 011 rho campus. to JSSI,f tile dubs In functions, and to discuss and express u s scn rimcnt s ~()I1C~l"l1IIl:-; 'lily q ncsrion that I. 'It-ISes which IIl\'oll'l~s rhr mr crcst s of the student bodv of the college, This IS the second yell' rhur the t\11 Studcnts' Club Council has had a definite OlblJl1;1:IUQn Inc! me, III Icgullr mcctmgs Under thl' leadership of Mr. Kru-pp l [he c ouncil h1:; functIoned \ ell rhis }'l'.H. Thc) iJ,1\'C phn'ld sn''':-,ll pro;~cts which thcv hopc will be cnrricd on bv future c'OUllCiI mcmbl'ls. The 1\11 StlHknt,' ~I Club Council should become more ;lnp01T\l1t. bl'clLl:;~ It IS l-q)I-l':;~lIt'\li\-e of th~ :;tudents rhemsclvcs throtlgh the leaders whom the)' choosc to nuke p"cmlcl,ls of their clubs. -- AG CLUB ____CHAI\LES ("1'>NO"< Prl'sid ('1/ t \\1A LLACE CROll' Vice-Proidl'iI! FRED \\70RHtAN SeCIT/dl"J'- T !""i/SIII"t'r_ Mil. CKA\'ENS ______. .N. H. EUBANKS, JR, ,, r ! , lb.,' Bllrn" '~,"e,1."011_. \Y~lbCt, Crow, (a CO\\,-I1"T one of tht' Illelnher.')' IIHUlti The Ag Club \\':15 org.mizcd 111 January, 1932, end the membership has 1'[lIl<;hc_o[l S, E. R~ed, l'Itt'h~,', john-o», :\ II. F"bJnk, Ch~rl~- C"nTlon, F",r~,' 11.1cr(,:IS~(.1stcndilv tram that time wirh about r wenr v-five members to S"'llrn(lIl'. I-I,rl'" :>1cr\.i11ncv. H~n"00d L"ck, S"", ';"3d Bill 1'I~r]\illOn, Rolph :-.tuf- ciuhtv.fivc0, at,'""I", 1- JICSCnt, rna,lng1- It one of-t h'c l:lrgcst - an d 1 e:lllllgj- ctucs1 b f'lIl ,\l~l',h,,11 \\'JI13n:, fne B;,rn~." Lionel Re~")Il,, "ml l.vtlc l'~rkil1' wtt'e 'H)I Oil rhc campus. ' I't'l',enl whell (he pic'"re "'''' lake]l, _ Any student who has taken a course III the agriculture curricuilim is rre,hlTlaJl member- in Ihe kfl h,-,lIoll) picture "re: (;'UI'e.- C"lii", \\'ilki." \\'il- ellglbJe for membership. The Club has regular bi-monthlv meeting>. EJeh li~nl'("l, 1'~"er~1t\\'hite, Odie B, S'o\,er, ,h"(,, Te"ie Slllith "Tlel Fr~d i\bdllo, ill (r"n' year thl' Ihrllw:lrll1l1l' and 'In outing a r Reelfoot Lake, ~Il;ong orher l"'cnts, ul Silting: Bull I?), ThoTlla, Kond. :>IHk \Yilkij"on, L~"",,rd Cro\l'e, WJlter \un" arc OLL1:st:1t1dlllg f~atLlrc~ of lh~ Ag Club ,Iocla] calendar. nell\'. Cent :\L1.,\ill, J~lllC' :\'hhLLrn, Sid.,n' Hi,hop, Hertnan Rytller. Ch",le, \ickell. J~llIe, C,IdWtlL ,'\'It'OI1 Clement, I-I,rold BIITler Cooper Ale xandcr, Leburn Kirk. MEMBERS """iler Call1)1hell. \\'illi,,,, Stott, l\-,.et :-':cill. U;e" Br~'tull, Archie S"nfnrd L I), (;r~)'. II,),"er He", ,\lilChel Dob,on', (;eorge Kendall. Dougiu> B""rdlllJ'" Eldr,dge Supho'rlorc menll,er" in Ih~ to" left 'liLI'lre ~re (""rle, f,elllh BLlh 1'rr,IO' Bl'tLCe, Kenneth \teCIJin, Elree 1I0r1Cln. 1)0"1"1" ",loot''', 1:!rO\\'!ISmith, Dode COlhrnn, 0':\ 'I j h ' " ' ' ~ \\: eL ° n,on, john, \\ dde.-. jo~ Moss. Gene Cra wford, Billy vaughan. Fnd JIld Penn ,\loh')11 do no, ~p)1e~r ill the l'i~t\lre, l>rtmJtl, 11:ll11hlct! Cocke, Run Garnen, Ed HJrri" Harry Denton. r--'lr. Cr~yeO" 65 64 " The Home Ec Club It 11'15been OUI" purpose to promote better~""'",1·," ."lif ley b the associations nude possible by our dub. karncd \0 love and uphold ItS ideals nnd "0'" appreciate its many benefits. Memories of the plcnsur- ,loll' hour, SpCtH in sen ICC cnn only be recalled by such tlTJSUICS as these. The Home Ec Sophomores of '41 lc.r IT to the Freshmen rl10: I;Imp to CU"'"y on, <;lElCcrcly hoping it wi [I gllide and direct all mtc grc;\tcr parhs o! u:;d"uIIlCS5. The officers 31'<:: N S' I I' I lane)' cnur 1, rcsidcnt ; Frun ccs B:\I"Scr. VIce-President; Dons Bell, Sccretary-Trc'lsurcr: arrctl At.t rac rively arr;lnging :1 m:,ntcl disph\ arc S:Ir~ Garner, Shirley wr~lt(Ts, KHhrvl1 \,\r , DOI"l \loITI'. Cc.,« Cobcll, Reporter: and Miss N','",", S' wmcIIcr, Sponsor. Prnnccs Hardeman. Ailee Sue Fairless. Luane Colvert, i\hrtll" I'vbas. l\'lurie] h,\nks. lhclld.\ Docs Mabel lrank s, C.nhL'l'd "round Miss SWlIldkr for SOI1le'Horne Ec talk arc (.Icatccl) Nancy Smith, Doris n.n. FI-aElC~S and Mennie Slllnh. B,u·,"::"l".Ccnc Cobc», (sLlncllfll') I " " .orcr ta j' oorc, Croce J\'\ui"!)hy, Cl.ucnc Dyer, Knrhcriuc Ford. Margarcr Sho3f, fOI'um a rc !'loLl Bee Brown, Clnrlc-cn DcLLshmil. K;1thrl'n Thc girls pnrticiparjng '" " Home Ec open Billy jcanc Greer, [thlyn Austin, Ruth Han-is, Berr y june Cox, Sue Irvinc, 1'101'3 '\'Lu fI-'100H', Sar:l i\-1oody. J:\I1~ \Valkcr, Dorothv Kill;.':. AgllC~ Logan, M;uv_ [""I ~.I'll STllll'n, ':lilt I :VLuy Hdcn Logan. FI-:1I1ctS Jr- Todd, Anulld:1 D('wee~l'. Lec Elh Robc·nson. Vlri>,nu B~rr. Will. LCS:1 Cook, ]-1:0:<:1 B~lldy, LucY Bclle TlI,-kcr. :uld Mal-ion ;vlool'C_ Ll'aming how to cxpertly JlIdgc silvcrw~rc are lvhrjorie Prcsnell, l\-'lJr\' Loulsc' C'1I"roIL Lob M~rlc Loon~YJ M~nctta Beyer, M~ry K~thcnne V,'lrl11an, ThLJsl' ]1l~lllb<.'rs nOl in thc plLlurcs :lrc Rosc' Alc>.':\lld~r, c,nhnil1e Sl. Ruthclia Fl'rrcll, Bern,,?ce Nonhcross, S:lra Bryson, Ann Branll. B'.nbua Bcan, A111:ll][, Alicc Ik:Hd, !\L1I'jone Holm:11l, K,uh]cc'n Kirk, K:\ti~ Lnkllls, M,ul- M~rr [lien Lowc, Becky Isbell, and J3mic Lawler. Jl1ln~ I_cgi>, i\hrtll:l !\'!cCh,n. R,\clll'1 McCI:lin. !\-brjOI-lc' Mosclc)-. L~ Rue renteco::;\. Allene Sherrod, Colk"ll T~rrv, Beny C;1111l011,Mirial11 D:l"l'>, SCII"Il"'" on thl"'" ~\llOC'sI" 111I' :1LJar,''\' I ;\unnl' McC~lla,"I I CS'iLe 1Ill:\111l, CI US- Jonelle E1.1111.!\br)' [Sll':>. \hr)' Eliz.lb~th FlI{jtl:1. LucY Jc.ln Hendcl-'OIl. ri,le Monon ,L'lllr , .1R' II'CIS -,' I' \.0b ertson, J'vhrjol-]l' !~lIqU:1,' R:1chtI "'k I[Oil, 'I·".11- IvbnhJ Sue Kmlcn, Do rolln- .\\ur(hi~o]l. ll'lodc:l11 i\'lY"ick, FL111ce, Ow~n. io:-,,' \Varllrlth, ,/1'1,·,1,·, ., ,B· L1llll, F .,tII lC1'· OIntI C'xter,G ertru d t 5 cnes, ~v!..""".,. - .!c3nne "us_scll. Chr~ !\L1c Scaton. 3nd _"hrilvllll S]U1l1101l Pr,cstley, J~:1n .Jord~n. ,p.'I·, '",,1,., C ,N"II·C L ~ ~r111~n, C r1steen . L an d rum. 67 66 .. OfFICERS \VINTER President V /('('- Frl'sidcllf LOl(ETT,\ jl..toone BrTTY JANE COX S"(p'cl/lr"l'- T rrus IIIT,- ]{c!JOrlcr FKANt;b IR\Vl:,{ iVl,\IU'l"l/\ I)YD~S , PALL SPRING The Wesley Foundation Vic(-!'n'lidl'lIt V i(('- PITlidl'lIf ~ MMUON MOORE Jo BURKEEN Rel!(!!!!'!" RC/lOrf(T The \\lcslcy Foundation ~ppcJrcd for the first rimc Oil the Junior College carupus ill the Fall Ouartcr, j..ntlE L\\\'LER M,\IITH,\ PYBAS 1940, This is a national org'lnizH;on sponsored by the (\.'ldhodist Church, the purpose of the club being to ,lrCngtllcn relations between the college ,rul!l-nt, :lntl the church. The bi-weekly meetings consist munly of prog rnrns presented by club members and guest speahcrs. Nu Kappa Nu The growth and del'elopment of the club during Its first yeat' is brgely due t o the exn,lknt leadership "Hen- /I'! Ill' lin'/ife at it., bcst; of the presidents, Lemus Dunbp .md Mar-k \X/i1kinson, and to the ;H!vICC and counsel of the sponsor, Prof. .l- Hal' IJIlly I()(' filld cum/or) 1I11t! vrst." E. Mc Mahao , and the local past or, Rev. \'\1. E. Mischke. Th~,c two lines surnmariz c thc scntuucnts of rl ,I I d N\!, 1.1 the chief center of our lC. ums In t1C orrrutory A club, known :1, the Nu Kappa The officers were: For rhc FJII QU'HtCr. I'rc.micnt, Lcnrus Dunlap~ Vin,-Pn'sic!cnl. Lob :V1('1"leLoonc y; :Inc! peels of huglner the)' would'" common tell. mrercsts. It rbc ~ \1,1,II S COLIId spC'a, k mnnv would be chc sccret" t~ars and Sccrctary-Trcasurcr, Frnnccs !rWll1. For the \\?,ntcr Qll:lrter, Pt'l'Sidenr, I\brk \Vilkinson: Vice-l'r~,idenl, Under the guiding c.ire of Mrs. Reed, we arc one big happy hmily, Loh M~r1~ Looney; and Secre\;II")'-TI'e;lSU\TL Fr;U1CCS IrwlI1. For the Spring Qu~ner, I'remkllt, Il,'brk \Vil· geld) for I Nu K~ppa Nu mceting ar~ Gene C b E C"·, , ',' kinson~ Vice-Prcsident, .lame> Howell; ~l1d Secretary-Treasurel', Mary K;lthcrlne Veltl1l:ln, retLl 1I100le S~II Tod:! V' . J} • 0 C1, JI,IC~ :111mph\', Helen (,Ood'I'ln Cbrcn~ Dyer Lo- " l, IlglJll:l uarr M'lunne: McCall,:I, Ch,11' IeCIl D· eLls h 111 It, Flora M~I' Moore, Doris'B e, II CK,It 1ennc '! 1 Ford ' -, 'clnc \\1-.1 lk(I, .. 1'1 01,\ .Ul'C "B rOll'n, j'r'lnces• IrWin,. Mary [' ,Olll,e Th~ members are: (front row) Charles Nickell, IvLHk WJIlumoll, Cooper ,HIO" I, ~ancy Smith, Lec Ella Robenson, Mary Evcl}'n Smith 1\-hrth;1 Pyb:lS, Alexander, Lob [\'krle Looney, Frances Irwin, Mr. Md'-hlun, (second ro\l') .r ualllLl \'\/~rd, Lesa Cook, and Colleen Tcrn- " .. Betty Janc Cox, Mal\nl1~ McCalh, Sue In'lne, Kathleen Bw;\cbw;l)', Bt'cnda N Gathered on th>,C steps ~rcC nsteen Landrulll rVbrtha Blackley, Marth a D~cs, lI-]onnie Smith, Ann Brann, (third row) Tomlll)' Crane\', K:lth~I'lnL' !'ord, Elrec Honon, Chrell~ Dyer, Llllr;l Ri\Crs Robertson, [thl'! POIl1de.>;tcr, '1lelle I Carm:ln ", M~I'\' Htl, ~nLei og~n, ~ro yn BeI' ew, lhrb;lL1 Be:ln, K ~ltI"11}1l j~~n jordan, ({ollr;h row) Lo'u,sc Pncstky, Mode:ul Myl'iek, L.ou; Lehmann, jVOO(\',S Brend~ D"es1 ~vhr,g~lct " l·h oillpson, 1) DrotI ly King, .. IM' anon 'IJvoon, . B . ~ , r r1f!;L ~ra ryson, Annlc Dell L~rgent, l\-hry [llen Lowe Mr>, Reed, lll;ltrOll, Bct'- Virginia B~rr, Ethelvn Austill, Wilkins W illiJl11Son, Becky lslwll, ({ifdl ! i , nlec~ Northcross, Cl ,IU d Inc urowllIllg,". Hnel Bcmdy,' and l\'hrjorie FloI man. row) Gcorg~ Kendali, Lee Ella Robert,lon, I-bmbktt Cocke, MJrjone \\!ar- math, Leila K'Hl' Slayton, Prl'sron McDow, Flora Bce Brown, (SIXtl, row) Doughs Moore, Jamcs Howell, OUl'ken Dd,ashillit, Joe Moni" John W;lckr, '1Read), ' to swin"a vU " ,on "U Iller I t1e I Double Elgie" :He T:lllliC.LI :1\1'el"- " ~rlone Presnell"ll' Bet 'c oe,.I 0 11 ur"eell,I. Becky Isbell,,-" lvbrtlu Moore, ,-,crt\ ' S:lr~ Todd, (sC\'enth row) 1)0r;1 Morris, lbrb~r~ Beall, Collel'n Tern', \hn , KJth~rine Veltman, \1anh:1 Moorc, Elizabeth Higgs, Margaret Sho"f. l\'lcll1- . ane Cox, Sue lrvillc, K ,\ ", 1 een uroal"I aw~y, and...I ivlonilic Slll,t 1. b~rs not 111 the picture arc; Dorothy Corlcy, David Dodoon, Lennis Dllnhp, Cook.lVlcrnbers n OtIII t hc pIClure . ~re Sara Dickey) Ann Br:ltH1, and j\'largHet Billy j~ane Gr~er, Doroll1)' 1\"lurchison, Lucille Nolen, S. R. \\food 69 68 • j Fellowship Cl ub Members in Group Picture One of tjic neweSl clubs on the campus, the Fellowship CIun l was organized only last year. However, It ;.1 one of the larecr clubs An l II ~ " 11C CJmpU> at present and has sponsored one or two socials. 1\11 the boys who * I'·C 111 Ill' dorm autorn.uic.rllv b ccoruc members and our motto is "All for one and one for all" r \'1e can Members 1Jl the group pic t urc He: (iront row) l-lerbcrr Dycus. \i;l;lltcr Cl1npbtll. jamcs Neely, 1\'LlI-k forge'! the bull sessions, pmnk s, and Jokes which made lip a large part of our life here, or so Mrs. \\:!ilkinsOtl, Horace Warren. RC11ph Mof far r , jake Cocke, George KC'ndall, Elrcc Horton , \I;rall DClll.IUlJ, Fd- I3lackm:\l1 thinks. SerVing as nunon and sponsor of the club, "Hbckic" ward I3LIl~, (second roo, ) l-larry Deaton, Junes Howell. T. F. Brooks, Forrest S'll1lmons, l'>illy Scor r , jamcs has been swell, and she's '01"~ ,'" tnc l estimation of all the bop. Ashburn, John \Vilder, Herman RymCf, Gene Amlin, Haywood Luck, James Caldwell, (tlllrd rcw) Clul'1e' * Lee Eastwood, Tornrnv Crancv Odic B. Stover, N. H. Eubank, Thomas Bond, \\?albce Crow, \Varn:n Hunt, Officers J 13, Cothron, (fourth row) Talmadge Pyron, O'Neil Johnson, urn, \'augh'lIl, Lvtlc Perkinc. Charles Frcnc11, The officers far rl1e> I'',1 IIan d \Vf'W mt cr Quarters were: Pre:sidenl, Ha- Sam Goad. S. E. Reed. Bill Hauuhcn. Gerald McDanic!s, Hugh Houston, J\"'nldl \\ ullac c. and Bill Lcmood-, bert Dycus' ,V' rce- Pres, id ent, Forrest Sam1ll0ns; Sccrct.uv-Treasurc"- J'lI1lCS Members not jJ1 the picture arc: Doughs Boardman, Joe Moss, and Gelle CLl\dord. Neck r'or t hc Spring Quarter: President, Forrest Sammons; vice- President [oh WI Id '5 " n 1 er: ccrcrur y-Treusurcr, james Neely. 71 70 t ,~ OFFICERS , OFFICERS * Pr('si 5"('IT/ary _ __M..\ltTJ-J,\ LYKN CI\ENSHA\\' V 1("1'-[' rni.!clII ___ W/ILLlAM ]VIAKTIN 'Frmsnrcr.. ______.". \'V'. J. LE,\IO" S/;OII,W!" • __ ___"1V11S5CAL()\\,ELl Girl's Slill,/lIl' 5<'1.,,,,,1 cu.. }{c,ln<,s"III- etnr M,II\Y [1 U,;" I,U\Vl Studyini:: the heart under the direct-ion IJ. T, U. /{c!m's.'l1ll1lil'" S..\I\·\ C;AIP,U\ of Miss Caldwell arc: Elmer Overman, M/I.\'iral l)ir-n/"" !(OHEln' ,\lJ1TTI-II',II'S \\:/ill,:\1n Marrin, Annie Dell Largent. Girls' l)"uili/nJ'.1' !{r'/n'c.\('III lJ"y\' J)OI'milo!')' R<'jm-SI'II!(I/il'" J, I';, COTIIIW.'; 1' E.xC1tllining the' dog skeleton: Betty CQ":, Annie Lauric l'a.lch~lIJ Lenni, Dunlap, J nc k Donoho. The Baptist Student Union I , The Pre -Med Club The B. S. U. WJS organlzcd on our campus \11 Seplember, \939. It r onncc tiug link bcr v-ccn the college and IOCJl church, llllLhln~ This dub was organlLcd to bring together chose students who will be all the I'olunt:ln- rcllgiolls acrivir v of Baptist crudcnr s em our ClI1lPU,. associated 111 the fields of medicine. An)' st udcnt taking prcp:lrarory courses for medicine, dcnnstrv, pbarmac y, or nursing is eligible for membership. Its Members in the picture at left arc: (front row) ,\hrth'l Lynn Crcn- ;lims arc to iuiriar c and stimulate those high sranda rds of scholarship ;Itld sh,,\\', Rose f\leulldcr. Bill Lemonds, Agnes Loga [1 , jarnic Llwlcr, i\hr\ thDl"ou,:;hncss so ncccss'Hy for the attamment' of SlICCCSS in these fields. Ehzaberh FUqU;l, .\\1'. Haves. (lnck row) SHa G~t'n~t', Rob-crt \bllhc'lI's, J'vlcmlxrs not III pieturc~ arc: \V'illiam Rust, Laura Blanche Bynum, and J. 13, Cothron, Mary Ellen Lowe, S, E. Reed. (sIJndillg) Robbie !)urL,h,1I11. Irvan Beale. i , 7J 72 ______J~ Meetings arc held e vcry [WO weeks, and I111Kh mt crcst and invpira rion IS added by rlle appcClLlIK,' of local ancI out-.of -rov-ri nvpeak s .... vcr>, er-s who appcnrI' on the progr11l1 from rime co tnuc. ", • Lislclllng to 1'VIr. Cravens arc: (sc:ltcd) Ikek)' Isbell, f\llnic Dell Largent, Berniec-e Nonheross, M'lry Louise Carroll, Virginia IhIT, Marjorie. Prcsncu, II Barbaru B,\\ 11 ,. (st~llding) l\t1101 \Vcbb, Sr.ra Todd, WilkLllS Wilhamson, Mnrrhn PI'bas, 001"1 Morns, Martha j''lAAvvIT, Mabel Franks, ;V!uricl Franks, Joe Hnlcv, and Karh- lccn Broadnwn y. , On thc st~ps arc: (<;tanding) Gene Cobcn. Sara Eryson, Miss Swindler, KalhlTlll~ Moody, La RlI~ P~llt~- cost , Luc y Belle Tucker, (se:H~d) Dor-isV'O.L ]\,11, AnI'" Brann, Ch.u-lccn DcLl<;hmic '111:!Maricn Moor", The C)..:..rIS t Iani Student Association , • The Studenr Chrictir,'l Association promotes Chri,ti31l life ,I1l10ng the students on the campus. The large membership of the Association IS an evidence of the het that the members find III its progr'lt1lS and actlvitlCS a chalknge to keep alive the higher . . of rhc Spil'llU'll , aspIrations u ,. life along with the dcvelopmcar of mental life. 74 ., ...... , ' r;r~t piClItre Hom l\hi [I,·lOQre,Ja'llf' A'hinll'I\, S"rJ Brv-on. Nancv Smilh. ">'l,,,"\' L~"i,t' C~,,-()lI, ]-j"rold H"lch"o", Jane \\'alkn Leb,,;-n Kirk. Crne Cobcn. CI"I'f-"e I),-n, Beu,- Cur. I-Ierniecc Nonh- ero'" nlld l-lnz el Handv. Second picture" :-'·lar\ Ellell Lowe. J,"nes (;'a,~n\\-. -\Il!l Brann, Ln Ella Robert>on, lv13rjo,i~ Pre_nell, I-IcleIl Uood.viu. 7\l"rllo~ McCtain. l\llenc Sherrod, Eli,., 'Ihelh Ilil')':', L,,,,ilk Nokn. j uanitu T Wan] u.nv F,i,toe, :\n[]j~ L"',,i,- 1',,,- I...... -- dlall, "tarlha l'yb"" • Waher I-li~~;. , The Engineering Club , The Englllcenng Club was organized III the fall of 1938. It was organized for the social ,Ind educa rional bet t crrncnt of the st udcnt s raking engineering. Most of the club meetings arc used to study engineering Third pictllre: Allnie Dell La rgem, Jamie Lalder, Alan Prewi\l, Virgillia Ihrr, Clifton problems, giving particular attention to those encountered in rural life. LlLllt'c1I, AgIle, Logan, Melvin Ca,h, ['""ace Barlo"', Ivla..jorie \Varmalh, and Mr, Allen, 'l'onsor, The dub has its meetings every two weeks, Some skilled engineer is invited to speak on some phase of his work, l...foVHlg pictures, shewing modern developments in the engineenng field are sponsored, One social event is held each quuter for members and dates, Memher' not ill l'iC!llre, are: GILy Ilo,well. Sar" Dickel', Elree Horton. Don Keho, Hugh ]-]Oll,tOIl, Kennelh rVlcClain, Kathryn Moody, * and jl..b rk \VilkiIl'On, OFFICERS Fall \l;'linter Sjlring l'fl'Sil!Cll1 NEt> Pn'i'!TCOSl __JAMES HO\li'ELl ___D...VTD DODSON The Speech -Arts Club V in'-l'l'c.,id,'/J! ___JAMES HOWELL Dxvr» DODSON ______.•...HORACE WARREN , Snfdllr)'-Tn'IIS1I1'Cf JOHN SHIPP JAMES COUNCE ______JAMES COUNCE OFI'ICERS , Rl'j'OI'/i'r .. JAJl.lES NEEU'._ _J-"'~'IES NEELY ______GERALO !vlcDANIEL J.I.\!E5 (;1..-1,;<;0\\' ]'rr.".11"111 . .-\:<:<11' DELL L.'\R<:E:\T "",{ S.-I",I H~Y,;":\ • /. irr·l'rrnd ,III.< j)·[CKI.-'Y. HEI.E:\ t;OOIJ\\'I:\ and V'Kf:I:\I.1 ):LIK~ S Nrl"!a"Y- ]'",,"."',.,.f. S.IR.-\ S/U)IIsors MR. S. R. WOODS and MR. EAIlL M. KNEPP , d I combinJ[ion of tWO The Speech Arts Club has been tor-me t us year a, a . f I, 0 cltlbs dle Mask and \Vig Club and r hc ForenSIC Club. Th~ IP'blrposc 1 ,ll~ , I. .-W! . T .ec Sl'l"\'lce cru s. :IIlC Cl\ IL * club IS to serve the hich schoo 5 ot west ellncs> , I' ,1;1' , b . bdOl'c rhcm ~(llcatllll1.1 org:lnlz'ltiolls in nccnbv towns y prescntlng. I.I . ' . TI ,., '1 COIlS,St of VOCl SOos, p,allo The members are: \X!illiam SCOtt, Athol Webb, Robert Matthews, Ger:lld well as cntcrt.unm e prO<>[';lms. 'icse progr.1n s . I' . I . ·1 b. b . d I ." .11 OI·,ltlon~, p :11'5, nne ~"tnL solos, humorous readln"s, IllcmOl"lLC allc Ollb'~l, I I .: . f.ic I, l."feDaniel, Edward Blatt, Herbert Dycus, Horace Warren, James Ned)', o Tl I b 'Jonson:' )\' [\\0 ,1LlI c\ di~cusslOns on c ur rcru problems. 1~ c u IS 5111 :J'h'~ 'car thc club J:lmcs C~mpbdl, John Shipp, J;lmes Howell, James Counce, G<:rald McMeans, /1.\ D'l\ld C A en. IS )~. rnemb en, l\'lrs. JOlnI G ar d n<:r and l'r.. . I I I '1 sufficicnt f tie club wlO 1"\'(' ,10\\1 Prcston i\lcDow, Milton Curd, Clarence Goodrich, J~mcs Johnson, Ned will prcsent awards to anI' mernb ers 0 1 . , 'd . thc club proJccts. IIH<:rest, Improvcment, an partlclpat'OIl III Pentecost, Billie Nail. 77 76 [ OFFICERS OFFiCERS r,fito)" _____COLLEEN TERRY 13l1sil/('SS Malllfgn JAMIE Li\W'U,R Prcsideut But. H,\~111_TON" FI'a!Ufn _ HELEN GOODWIN, LEN;',;j~ DUNL,\1' V icv-Pvesidcu f Cilm/!/IS f{r'!JOrftn ],,,.\1105 GI.ASGOW IRV,\i'< I3E,\LE , ODIC B. STOVFR fCIlS 111'('1" ETJ-IEL POINDEXTER Sccrct« "r- T \1(1.'1.1'1'DENloON 'I')'I)is! CRISTEEN L\NOI\U~l Socicfy Editor _ MAI (Above). Lee El!n Robertson and "('tllcyT "K''"nla I II ",,1,1"',,'"',,. " ..,through " :1 musical p.unonunv. Members in the pic t urc above :11"(': r-hl'tlu HibbS, Mr. Kroll, jnmcs GIClSgO,,", Odic B. Stover, Crisrccu Ll11drul1l, Ethel l'QII1J(,xl~r, januc Lawler, and Colleen Terry. (Left): Shirley \'VJlrns, Lewis U- lior r. Mr. Parrish, Geol·."(· Spell",g~. \'(fan Denison. lrvan lkak, Bill Ham- ilton, Ch'lI"le,' Pound. [arru- Lconard, i\hck Donohue, MarictU Bcvcr, ;111d um, Bob Arnold 1\\'lng out, ], The VoleUe Staff The Orchestra . ' consisting of those * The OI"ChcstD \S a well-formcd org:ll1lvtlOn , The bi-monthly public.uion of the Volcr r c affords those stud<:nlS , II j' orchtstr:ltion. , st udcur s who pI:Iy.,""",,',,1 ,,0·',,'StI"Ull1cnt , SUIU) c or 0ol)OI"tCInity who arc iurcresrcd In rournaII ism :1l1( CI'C:ltnT writing'"" II,' roccuo cs and also ,I.;\\'CS Mr. O. T. p'HI"I~hdirects t Ijc tI\ICC WCC' ' .., pleasant to cxcrtrsc their talcnts. For these who work on it, it nffords a 1\ t I'UiOllS {c .. , lnv :111 insuumcot- lessons to Ihose srudcnr s \\'I ]() ocsu (' to p, , (0 fjnd paSllll1t alltI va I u:\ bl c cxp~l"lcncc,"",,1 ' it'uervcso,I"'I"S " ,~ :1 clLl]lC~ beforc the ~llldclll body ;lnd time,l thc orchc~tr:\ gives perform:1TlCeS out"I 1011' IlC I otlcr I I1;11 I' I'I\-T, " W'"w.:,1'00" ~ )'0""'",~h,-I,' .J cC, and dut it pby, at some of tlle school functions. \I'd! be J "headlinc" In your Illl'IllOritS of U. T. J. c. 79 78 OffICERS PH'sidoll EOB BI\,\"I""I"ON Ifia-PI"I',id ('III E"'."l:s E,\Sl-FY Sterr/Of,\'- Tln/.wr,':" B03ljY Doou " $( ;',~(,(J!II-ilf-AI!II\ Do» KELSO Still/IOI" PAUL HUG \11 \11\1 f{" 1',,11 H OFFICERS , PI-,'sidell! j'\KF COCKE V iU'-PI"csi,{""f __ DI\\'11) Moone S('(·rf'filry-TrcI/Sllr('I·. JU'\NI'I"\ \'X/l\ll]) The "T" Club SfJOII.\'JrS__ Miss Ei.rorr, Miss PFI\r; " ,I, .. Illlrl)O;C of the * The first rule of athletics IS SponSI1lO1I1SI IIp. , ,~ " The Life Savers' Club was org.mized to promote ft-icn..J11'lcss ,111101'.>; I " .nhlctic ac- 'T"' club 10 mal11t'1111 Illgh S[.]I1&\[·(I S 0 f sport vmans IIp ' the members and to allow those who c njov sWIlTlming the pkastlre oi ti\',ti~s :mel 10 bring rhc lct rcr men r ouctI lC1' 111,I Spill,'t or conll'"dnl"I' partlclpatmg" ,In ,t I'lIS spon w 1'111c 111 sc I 100. I " '\")' ,-,-",I"I1[ '" ~ mnv become """,1 ro ,I,,, Uni,-crsit\, 01 TC'l\Il<'''~'' al1lIIII 0\','1\' 10 thcir a,50Cl,ltlQIl '•, a mcmber if he has mer the qualificatioos of '1 Life S"vel- unclel- th:: I standards adopted by the American Red Cross. Till' Life 5,l,'el'.\ ,;ponSO ' .1ulllOr Collccc. The "1''' Club sLlneis iOI clcan SI'0rlsil1.1I"hLI" C~k,1I1 -d 'It 5\\'1111111ill<-; sWimmIng parties themselves and arc a IW'l}'S re:1CYI to gual . partres sponsored by others, 81 fI,'kllLher' ill Oil inf",.,,,,,1 g"lhcllng on Ihe ""1" :Ire. \-1""11." I'd>;", Elhel",] .-\"q;ll, ~1"r\' Ellen Lo\\"t', Janlie L"w- ler, I~",ht'lia Fel']"ell, ","Ihn;,,,' 1'",.,1. eh,,"I":, ('''''"Oll, Charle, St"I",\', 1",,- BLlrn,. Odi,· B. SI()\·tI". hTrl'11 \\'hil~. Ch"rI", :- ()Il the I'ur~h are S, E I,ced ,lanle" ..\,hh"",. Sa", (;""d Ch"rle, Frcnch, Jake C(Jd~, Edward 11",-,-;,. '\!. II F"I'"nk. \Vilkin, \Villianhn", :\1" ..- , gare! J-ho'"l""" ",,,[IoI'TI. 1\.."".1,,- wo.", aud Le''l Couk. The Glee Club ur-FleERS-Fall /)"",";,1011 CH,\RI.ES c..\,,~o~· j-iu-Pusi",'ill K ..\TIILEI'\: B;((Hll ..\\\".\Y The purpose of rhc Glee Club IS to promote group singing and a feeling of good fellowship among the SNJ-Trl'll,'- .!'>'LlIt)" K,ITH"n; VELToU" sr udcnr s of rbc Univcrvir v of Telln~ss('e Junior College and to develop an npprcci.ition for goud musrc not unly III the College but also IJ1 the commumtv. Membership IS open to any mcmbt-r of the Junior Collq;e I/" ill!"'- who erlJOYS slnglllg, ",.,.,."Irlll C!I,IKU" c..\",,()~ '-/O'-I',.,..,-!,I,."I K,ITIIU'F~ BRO..lD ..\,\-,\\ :IN)'_ Tn'ii.'. KynHKI'.;" FO'lJ) The Glee Club roll includes: Carolyn Belew, Douglas Boardman, Thomas Bond, Claudine Brow ning , Sena 13r)5ul1. Mary Louise Carroll, Aaron Clement, Gene Cobcn, Lcs.i Cook, Robert Dodd, Clarcne Dyer, Ruthclia SpUII!1 Fen-ell. Katherine Ford, Marjoric Holman, Elrcc Horton, Dorothy Ann King, Jean jordan, Mary Helen I'r I'.< i,' ,.,,1 E\'FRETT \\'HITE Logan, Mary Ellen Lowe, Lola Merle Loonev, Prcscon McDow, Robert Matthews, Joe Morris, Knrhcrine Moody. '-i",'·I'roid ,lit ("II.IRr.I'S c\:>: '.;0'.; IvLlt"ion Moore, Grace Murphy, IVlyers Parsons, Annie Lauric Paschall, Ethel Poindexter, Lionel Reasons, Laurel SN)'-Trul.<_ K.\TH,,~r'.;l' 1'0:Ul Rrvcr-, Robcrr son , Lee Ella Robertson, Jeanne Russell, Ruby Nelle Stroud, Mary Katherine Veltman, Colleen TLTI'Y, .!:\l1e \Valkcr. OFFICERS 1'11111111.1WillIi'!" Ql/llr/rl'S l'rc\idelll ______" ••_ MYERS P,IIISONS _it•.•., V itT-P'-csil!cIII ______. AARON CLE)"I ENT The Willson Country Life Club Scne! 1/1')'- T fi'II.W 1"(',' RUTHELl,\ FERRELl. .... "TIT l{('jlor!i'!" MAllY HELEN LOGA~ Member-s not III plcnIno'S: Nanc v SmIth, J'-b,'}' Katlirvn Vclrm.m , 13LllyVJlJ;.:hn, SiTgCIIIlI- PI"OMCllf AAI\ON CLE~IE:"T T~'T\-,\!.lrion ,\100;-':, and Douglas Boardrnln. V i(('- PrnidClll ROIIEf\T DouD The \\'illson COUIl!n' Life Club IS one of thc most bC'nciill:11 club~ on lbL' U. Sc(" I"ell/ ry- T 1"('1/.1111'('1' GENE COIlE,," T, I C. campus, It l1as, 'lllaillics (1;]1 IC.1Cl I SlUlC'lH I I OO-S k f 01- III a club-it" [{ejlor/IT COLl.EEN Toull' I• -,··1,,1' IS r~'llh' 10 h~lp :l f~lIo'" In<:nc, 'II I', the pro~rall1s 'l"~ Illlc,·esting .. 11l( ~.Ie,I1 me" C , . _ _ Sergci/111-'II_A r 111.1 LIONEL RE'\SO,,"S [Q Student,• when his help IS nee dC( I _ TI 1C C'I 1I,b"purpow -. I~ kll'11. oj Ih~ prcSLJH l'urJI l"ondillOns- In(I WIlat wej_,""'" ,', _ lur.l .. I -"'-'1 ll'n~ -,-"all ' do lO 1ll1prO\-C thL'l' S/JOiI'iOl"S: DR, \V. A, LII\'DllEC" .IANI' HUG condl[;on" - , ' -u ',;.-~. OFFICERS I',.,. J i"I'III J.\ ~I ES G LoISGOI\' '" /""-1'1"0'" NIt f\"" HR,\~~ SaNllir)'- T,.,.liJ liUT S.\R.\ I)tC~EY If'illl,.,. (llId Sp!"i,,!! I'ff' ...i,ltlil ",, .I.\_llI'S (;USGO\\ r Ii"r-f'I,/"id 1'/11 J U,\~Tt..\ \V,IRIl S N,.,./lIrJ- Tr((l.'u""I" BECKI' 1:;1\10:1.1. j Memhers pictured "ho\'e are" (kneeling) jl..l;,,.,, Evelyn Smith, TO!Tmj'- Craney. Martha l\Ielle C~rll1~ll, J"rJH'~Cla,gow, :'\nn Brann, Beln- C()~. ("T~ndl!lg) Be~b- l-bcll. Harbor" Bean, Jo Burk'een, Jake Cocke. Hetty J'llle Cux. KJlhleell Bro~d"w~.'" I'don- nie Smith. Joe Hole:_. M,l\ll';nt McCall,_ L\'larLu~ Moore. J~lle Walker, Wilfred Head . .l,,~nLt" W~rd, S. L Reed, Ro,e Akx- allder, Ch"rl~, Blllin. /I.'l~rj()rie Prcsncll, ChJrleen l)eL~,btl\il Char Ie, French. Frances Jr\\'in, M~rtha P,ba,. l\'bnha i\'loore. and :-"~ne;' Smith. I- The International Relations Club :_Ar") • cc- , The lntcrna rionnl Rcl.itions Club is one "r the five hundred e- ganiz'ltiollS Internariona[ .'r- sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for Peace. It seeks to fix the art cution of smdcnrs Oil those undcrlying principles of in tcrnarionn] conduct, of intcrnat.ional law, and of mtcr- " , 1 1 1 j I I' I t- peacC- , nn trona organiz ation W lie 1 must be ;\gr("'( upon anc ;lPP rc: 1 f ul civilization IS to prcvail .- . -----""',...... , ~ I I r I , Cheerleaders Our chcerk\lkrs, La Rue Pentecost, Bill Fristoe, Betty Coc. (Sophomores); Kathryn Moody, COOPC[- Akx- ander, :lno Mnrjor-ic \\:r~l'lllat'J" (Frcshmm) ill their oraJl3c ;lnd white uniforms were alwa vs stimulating :lnd " full of pcp at our .sclmc5. \\fin or 10,'-', the)' were out there yelling, beating their lund" and sometimes tc.ir- lilt; their h,ur. Lac)' Wfilliams, a Freshman, also joined 1Il on the "hope sessions" the Fall Quarter, but the others LlIT1Cd on to the Vl..ry elld. The)' were always trying out ncv, Hicks and perfecting some COIl- rortrvc yells-rcmember' Ir'll always be <.::IS)' to close our eyc·, and be bac k on the field at U. T. J. C in the ble:lchcrs with La Rue, Bill, Betty, K1Y, Cooper, and Marjorie down front with "Block that kick!" and us just waving our lit tlc pennant's. Ycclh, team, figllt! , I ,.,.; The Powers Behind the Throne ." Paul Hug, hc~d coach of the Junior Vols, in ad- and IIIcxpcricnecd squad, Coacb welded rogerher ~ dition to his other dutics CiS an Instructor on the club which made a creditable showlIlg. Assistant Coach joe Black l-laycs. also 'I grad- campus, favored and coached an aggrc~sll'c, nlerr I type of 3'lIne. Coach Hug is a graduelte of the uar c of thc Univ,..rsuy at Knoxville, confined hi, Univcr siry of Tennessee. He pl.tved on the first attention to COac11Jllg the line and serving as a Neyland-coached football team to beat Vanderbilt capable assist ant to Coach Hug. He demandcd and :H Na~lll'ilk Faced with the prospect of :1 small received the best line play that the boys were .rblc Firsl R'",o-COlnrOIl. Ru,t. B. Bratton, Cothran. \Villn', Ea,lty. SafJ"" R"",,'-Bell Porter, Hal·pe,·. Par,ml>, \\'on"'"tl, to muster. Cr'l",ford, Scobee, Robert,oll. Tllirel RfJ""'-Co ··• Eyeing The Va 1s * In luoking back over the football season we do \Vdli~m Ma rrin, 111~n'13cr of the Jr. Vois for [he not remember It as one of gre~t sur cess as f ar as past season will be remembered '1, ;\11 unusual fellow. , wlilning a ro-Jont y of the games is concerned, but Contrary to the general run of managers, Marrin \VJS we do remember it a, a season crarnmcd full of ex- coopcrativ e and fricndlv ell' :lll times. citcmcnr and fun. All of t. hc b oys gave ever}' ounce of l'tl~rgy possible m cverv game. In this section F~cing nearly every opponent Wltl1 ~ nlllCh sm~lb' JlI of the bop are represCllted with the exception of squ~d thc J1.1I110l" Vo[s fought with their backs to the Ch:nlie Vowdl who played a bJng-up g:lmc either wall constantly, ;lnd lI~uall)' provided ~lloLigh conl- ,n tackle or center, Joe \Vcstbrook ~ blocking b~ck, petition. to Ill:I·C k r I le g;ll1le Intcrest,ng.. S",·,· ~nd Weldon HJnk<, a hard ch~rging full b~ck. pridc that wc rcvlcw thl' 1941! season. I 88 " I.J..! • ,I RUST J. B. COTJ-lRAN BELL BO~WEI_L ,• I Glancmg back to the past season we remember Co-Ca!lfl/iil KdlO, an entirely different type phycr his "good looks"; Ofey Bvat t on rnuking ~ touchdown !lI1l); rIJl"ough :1 hole III rhc ('('I1(('r of the lint for thc~c pl:l)"'I" from his running ma tc. He did not possess as much in the bot g~llle on ,In intercepted P~\~, Cu/!/l')' kick- clgh\ Y:\l'{!s; CO-Clilililil! il!cC $1-111'[' Cl\il\\'l Ui(l) \VlI I I r MO~JOi\: \l:fORTMAN OTF\' BIZATTON PARSONS '. , A c T I o N TUIIIIIIY Crauey 1'1111.1arOllm{ ('/u{ iu 0111' of IIJi' tom' IIIOII/i'lils oj tbc filS! gall/C, tryillg 10 sbakf' loose for a fint I!OIlJll • • PORTER BOYll ROUERTSON SCOBEY Thr [nnior Vol fin! 1i'l1I11 [iurs III! 10 show if.1 {lotcl/lial j!OlI.JCI". /·rOIIl end !o elld alld fro/ll willgback to fast to m t erccpt :1p~'S; J. B. Cofbwil courageously tern" Robn/SUil leadll1g his tcarn 111 one of the many !tlilback tbey an' fin-cr and tOIl,~b. b;llkrLTlg the varsity in prncticc without previous mid-week sCrimmages; Scobey burying his head in the football experience: P. B. Bel/ really good on carchin:; ground, tr}'lng to get under the ph)' which wc'nt P:1SSCS; DOli Kclw phYlIlg with his "dc~n chawin' nght over him; Porter orrying the ball on one of wax' between plays ; Boswcll snatching a twenty- the effective reverses; Boyd intercepting the ball III ,I yard p:l:;~ from the hands of two opposing players; the first game and runll1l1g it back to the nl'o-Y;\l-d [{/lsi hlttlllg one of Austm PCJy\ guards, and laugh- line, setting up J quick Junior Vol rouchdown; :dl Illg at him-e--poor vicrim-c-just weighed 210; "C(I{J- the players trying not to forget the sp:trrow! This is tlx way onr s'/II(1d look.' W/HII if is not III artion HA! • The Jllllior Vol cbei'rifatlen are r- "hollering t bcir IllIlg.l 0111" fryillg!o get the studcnts !o .wll, SrI' all Ibow Bclly Conh 11ft there ill I{)(' blmclJ1'rs cheering tbeir for Col. Ir,~('S 0 II. , .._. '.- Captain Rice. . a cooI I ca d cr- and a high score nun; poncn t s. A t time5 t )ley were vastly outclassed, bur 011 a star III every game. For consrstcnc y and general ,111_ the whole the games were Interesting and cxciriue With " around ability, Rice will be hard to replace as leader of the Junior College winllll1g her share. The congenial the j uruor Vols. Our captain was respected because of ntmcsphcrc presentC1 ra II t I ic contestsh dped to 111:\I;e his abilitl' on the b h court; ut is teamrnn rcs were no less the b:1skethJII season highly successful. Impressed for his. qUiet an d unassuming manner on and Porter, Maddox. S!O\'er, Scobey, Bell, ililoffan, Parson" Hennen, Rice, McClaill off the court. The team IS trying desperardy to gee rbc L\:lll after :1 toss-up. This is one of the most tense moments of a A basketball season ,"0" ~I,,·ays one 0I Ih C I lig hlights game. of any athletic program. Certainly It was here. The thrills and dis.rppoincmcnrs of the games will alwcll's The ball is ~holl'n trickling through rhc net as (he JOE COLLEGE---A Basketball Star be rerncmb, ..red. The Junior Vols presented ;1 fast, alert junior Vols scored one~" of ,1,°,',' ~ numerous goa IIs (tJ['ing team whidl ("apit'lll1:cd on the rrust" a k".· ~"AI v. thcirI op- a game. Typical of the hero worship and idolatry Joe College usually receives is the scn tirncn t toward our b1sket- ball s r ars. \'Ce remember Bennett, a Sophomore, who spent most of his first year unnoticed, but WJS :1 sial' auri high score man tlus year; Muddox, 3 Freshman, was a fine rerricvcr ; Moff ar r, another Sophomore, was an especially goud floor 111:1n; Freshman forward Parsons Iud good form, and worked some good pla ys : Br.uron was an all-around gU:l1"d who will be remembered for his IOIl,<;shoos; lohnsoll W1S a long shot specialist of no rucan abillty; McClain was anothl'r pronlislng Fresl11ll;11l who should sr ar no:t vca r : Porter II'lS ;1[1unusuall)' ood :llen and fast player who brought his fi;,;hting football spirit Into the g;1me; 1'. [}. lkll was ;l i·: shot, con- tributing manv poinls 111 the I'Jrious gJlllcs. 95 1 I I)WllllC Be"ncit )Il'rhert johlbOll Ro\' I'oclcr fred Maddox R~lph i\'loff~1l )'hb Br auon j'dYers P,;r'OIlS r\.e·""erh \IcCl"in I', B. uen Willis Willn' After a Lither bad starr with Paducah JUl1Io]' CoIJ~,jeJ the GO)" got down to some serious work. Although mall)' of rhc boys were Ille>:pcrienc<:d Freshmen, thev n·,dly sho-ved prom'sl· for ncx t year- \V' c rcmem b-r • the$~ high points In the {"lun:l)' Freshman game we really saw 50m2 [58:)(j cask<:tGall. espcci"lly the first half, ticulnrl y remember the swell phYlllg of the second (1) te;lm~P:lrS()Il', Bell, Porter, Maddos and Stover And speaking of cxcircmcnr , you cant bear th:lt Stare Teachers game. Th:1\' was really rough and readv, but of course there were no hard f~dit1g.\, O,l/} }I,SS cc::.1110 II No tll.1rt~r 'f rlinr rirh- nn lonscr stands, we r~Tl1"mber AltllOlish the bo)'s didn't \\'111 any cb.uupionslups or m.rke 'lll OlllSLlnding record in the Will coluTllIl, for cbs> dress and oh' ,0 1ll.11H proud of them and are gl;ld wc r.m p:ll' lhl:; rrib urc to them. Th"y \\'<:IT always 111 ther" fighting, nud you. that shrill whistle rhats what counts in the long run. wonderful thmgs, Miss Elliott. vou'vc ",stilled in us "nd lll'lde our tWO )'C:II''\ a r U, T, J, C. m~ll1or"bk - , • TENNIS 1'E..I\1 NtH [Q our varsity sports the inrrarnur.rl, held lowing this tourney carne shuffleboard. After m.mv member of the Orange team fought hard for this ball le,\111, The Or~[1;;e team was unfortunclte. At a phcc in ,11:."hearts of cClch student nr rhis college. playoffs, I\hry Elizabeth Fuqun won the [ournlmcn'r victory \\'hich was truly deserved. the begllliling of the )'eCH rhis (("1111 scorned to be rbe At times the feeling bet\\'CC,1 the different teams by showing us how to re:\lly and truly phy shuffle- one ro bear. Then,:l good t c.rm lost out bcrausc 11':15 as high as that felt dunng many a football game. bo.ud. Next carnc thc bIg cvenr s-c--hockcv, b:lsket- Volley ball c.imc In with the Spring Quarter. Vcl- most of dlC phyers dropped out of school. The \Vhltc \Ve arc SUIT tlDt 110St1.ldenl will ever forget his par- boll. and volin- ball tournaments. Firsr' was the Ie)' ball keeps c vc rvonc of us on our toes cverv team did not possess :\11)' lIldividual star-s. but they 111111ute. Maybe th~·t's why we like It so ,,'ell. It;s worked rogcrhcr as a succcssf u] team. The Yclio\\' ric ular inr r.imuml to:;\111. Some of the eight teams l1c:key tourney, whoch IS the outsrandin v ci-ls' , o ~ ~ !;,nda' hard to vollcv that ball b:1Ck an:::! forth across ream was never able to .idv.mcc far 111 rite cvcnr s. It seem to be super-ior to the rest, but, en the wholo, spor-t on me campus. Ever-y girl fights and fig Ins hard for her tcam. The \VllLtc and Yclbw teams rhe net tho! ' \\'a~ not :lS successful as it could have been. The thed was enough talent 011 th~ variOus clubs to cLlshcd on tilt finals. I'm cerLlln till' Yello\\' tCCl'l1 Browil tl':ll11 will alwavs be remcmbered as the rough- pro\'ldc compcrinoll III evcry sFor" \'.Lllloi1g ['emember thiS g:\11le, especully LucL11e Nolan All Clnd ~ll, [ think our intrallluLl! sporrs klVe esr. toughest tl':lm to 'phy in any of the sports. The b~en an outst:ll1ding function of the entir~ ClmpllS. Green re:lm h~d many ours. It won the volle)' b;l!l The girls' Intramural." halT been swell this year. and D:Jns Bell. lucille weC1t into ~ huddl\' :\nd Clll1e cut ""it'h a broken nOSe, DOriS JUSt had to IUYe:l few E vcry student looks forward to thar hour she c~n tcurnamcnr In OI1Cof the most thrillll1g liltr'alllur,d ,I iVltlch InlclTst has b:cn shown III every sport. The stitches taken ovcr her eye-nothlllg to worry aSoul, spcnd partiCipating 111 some sporr she likcs. All thes~ g'1Il1es to Llkc place. The Red (('~11l worked hard ~II season st:lno:d \\,;th :\rchery. No ol1e was a shark, and Illlr:lIll1.Ir:l!s havc bcen what they arc bec3use of thc ye:n; consequently It finished high In the sClr1dings. JUst a few stitches, that's :dl! The \Vhites came out \\T seldom hit the bull's cye, but It \\,;15 lots of fun \VlIlncrs though, wflich w~s ,111 but right. They \\'ork and cooperation of c~ch Intramural captain. The The Black ream jOllght all yc:\r to sLly off tile bot- to try. JU:llliLl \'lard was runner-up hot year, so kd ~gran:i tcam and ~ gr:lIld c:qJlam, Clarene Dva. C~pL1I1lS :lre: Black re~m, Barbara BeJn; Blue team. tom. Ho\\' S1.Kce~sfullt was we do not know. natur;ll1y, ,she was the \\'lIlncr thiS year, A Llrge Juaniu \'(Iard; Orange team, LaRue Pentecost; Greeil St~rting the season With a tCI1-I1UI1 squad the nUI~1bcr ot studcnts en;oycd p~rticlpatLon Jll thio It took CVer)'one about t",vO weeks to "et over team, Agncs logan; Bro\\'n tc~m, ChJrleen Dclash- , ' . Junior Vol Tel1l11s te'1111is rapldl)' deyclopll1g Il1tO ~ :lClIVIty and at'quiring the :lrr of handling th~ bow :111 the br\lls~s and knocks reccived while "IaVIll" mit; Red tcalll, Gene Coben; Yellow te~m, Doris Bell; r' •• .., fOflllid:\ble cOl1lbil1~tion. Ahn l'rewin was e!cucd ~Ildarrow. IlceI i.ey, but :1fter thLs wc were re:1dv to SteHt lnske[- and \Vhite team, Clarene Dyer. Ench capo III has h:\(1 b:lli. Basketb:\l1 IS ~ spon that ha~ been successful her [CJlll foremost in her mInd constantly. We con- ClpLlll1, ~nd is gUiding the tC;1111with the' a~sisL1l1cc of the co~cll-, Joe Blatk Hayes. i\ft~r arch~ry camc the horscshoc tournament. In attracting the attention oj everyone Oil thc camp- gratllbte c;Kh team and capt~lll! Evcry re:\lll cll[ered, that IS, except the Orange and us. W'e h:ld a few ~ll-sr'lr phy~rs 011 every te:\m. In lhe bovs' intral1lur~ls-rhe Blue team excelled \vdl, the fin:d whostlc is abDut to blow callLllg BI'~wll tc~nl:S. How ~b~)u[ dut, C~pt~lns? Anywny, Thc Orcll1gc te~m provcd to b~the olitstandlllg te~lll 111 most of t~he competitive spon~, However thev cveryol1c l'.~cept lhe f'r'eshmen So, '[il we mel'!" I Cnst~en Landrul1l proved tlUt ohe could pitch a hlr by defeating the ~lhitc rCJm In the fin:l!s, It was will be remembcred for tlleir victorious touch foOl'- :l£~ln, 'bye now! g~tI1e of horSe~hoes by wlllnlllg the tourn,Ul1cllt. Fol- n~ on~'s game until thc final whIStle blew. Every liLACI\ TEAAI Ru) TEi\~1 BL.·\CI\ TL\01 TE ..\.II \VHITE TEA.\j RfD TE,\.\I ,< Y loLLOW TEA A! \VI'lITI, TLi\,\1 BIWW')'; TEA"l TEA.\! BLUE TEA»t BLUE TEUI I ,- -" . ~...... • ( ~~ i1\r\ \ PAUL IvlEEK M"iRTLE PHILLIPS MRS. H. A. PATTERSON FLORENCE ELLIOTT GENE H. STAi'HCIIU) n,,\ "II) C. :\L1YN II"" given "d,'i<;e, (",,,fOri and en· Ilel' imere" in the indi"idlL~1, ':0))]- ,\iay he seen d"ilv 31 brca k t a st. ILlnch, (;I'''tdlll, 'ilhlclic. I'oi,,'d-~ ,,,,.-II ..\1",;1\', r",l,h- Ie, ,Io,'i,,] "nei (I';(,'HII,' " "",II ", ,," n- CO",,'gn"~lll in ~r~rr phase of OUI' hined wirh he .. lh-Ilamic personulirv ad,"'" u' ,,1,""1 '''' r 'lild dinller ",ilh co, planning cOlllb;''''liolL "'ork' "nd "~,i,, ,-,,11"111 I,,,hli,- 'I""" ",.,. colkge life. Illa kcs he .. an oUI,tundiIlg char,,<;lel' "'ell h""d ", in ,,'" ri""""i,,1 fo, lLS. prnhle,,,,. '11 1I. T. J C ,~ .. , ! GEORGE HORTON B. F Ft\RR.'\R nu.r IF. U\r.I)\\"'I""LL I'AUL HUG NINA SWINDLER ~hre",ei prac'rical. h'l['d-"'otkillg _ " FLORENCE BLACKi\'lf\N lie make' II,,' da"i", of ro.ngIi,h aTld ~I,,' "","". h.1"I,'ri"I,,~, I,,], Tl",r~ in- Expert in athletic'. \VC like to watch II~, ,horough kJl(Iwl~dg~ "Ilt! dficielll 'rue ,ei,',ui" Steier 'OTllerillle~ InLI alwavs ~-"mp3Ihe- .-\,"ccirall Ii, ...."I"r(" Ii,": '~";J1, "" ,'" inl! Ih" 11.1 d" 'e, hi'l] ""en tllO"gh we c~nno! compere in'lrllClioli he'te,- ,.n~hl. her -tudcnr- ,,'i,h hi m. ric ~"d interested in her h,'.'., ,,'elfal'c, I" IWCOlllC,ucce"fLJI hOIl'~"IlI:lk{'"", I· I I DR \V, j\ U:\'J)[}[CK [,",.'it HU(, VERLETTA STANFORD .-\ harmoni"", "'Hn!>in'li"n .)f rhe",i,· l'''IHtil'''lin~' lI1"rb '0 Ib~ al'l, ..eei,l;oll B,'c"",e of her '~illfLJI guid"nCt\ hcr J. R. DEAN Il'y ,1,,<1ll""ic. oj the he,,"lif,,1. ~I'I and ,ewillg da~,es are rnjoynb!e '\01 ol1[y a good 1l1~rhe!1laliciJn. but ns ,,,,·II a, prnctical. al~o a friend 10 JlI stud ems. ,,~ '-'.:.,, M:ARY SPENCE L.UCILLE REED [. E. i\k'viAHAN STEPHEN R. \'\/0005 c. c. eRA YENS i'vIAR Y HILL Gt\RONER \V"rk, lor the ).:{)od of hi, ,Ilidellh i"cnr too occupied 10 hell' us look Ul' Channil1g uml ~raci,,", hostes s of the Still1"lale; oILr in'ne't in 3gr;cllllure To he rememhered Hot onlv for hi, PQi~ed alltl cupahle. ,Il~ not only hoth iJl(!i"id""lh' ami ill Ihe ).:rUIII', the mo,t difficult refereJlce. girl,' dorm, ,he ha" done tllLleh \0 ll1"ke by hi, eff ecrive teaching and hi, "n- teachillf!; btl! ~I,o for hi~ joke" Ica~hc, II\' II", e~a",ple, we 1'-" I0 ~C)l)\' our hOllie life ",ore enjcvab!e. li",itnl kI"".-Icdge of the suhjecr. bur h: h~r i"ter~'1 in ,,;. DR. CARROLL BRYANT El\RL xt, KNEPP j. PAUL PHILLIPS HARRY H. KROLL )-[e WOIl <)llr admiralion ~",I "e'I,e(' .'\1,,-.1", inlere'ted ill lhe prohlem, and An emnt"i"iug- lecturer 'IS well ", " A cal',lIdc teacher a, well a; ~ well- swell 'pon'OI" b-. cOlltr'ihlllin;.: to the ""ac" of the "Cli\'iiic, 01 the 'lUdent" ('IYI' COHr_c a, well ~, fulfilli"g hl~ ktlown amhor. dlLtie, a, a I'rofc"ol -,(/if~ C. E. GATLIN I RAY DEMOSS 1--,- who \Ve nor oulv lost our SopholTlore cia" \Ve JIll'" J friendl,' l'role"or added much 10 the socce-,s 01 OIL" I "pol1>or.bul "I", one of the most PO]!ll- ';-;:;- la,- p..ote~,or, on lhe ca"'pll'. ,,,cial ~cti,-ilie,. " JOE BLACK 1-1A YES :\, a ssi-tant coach and profe"or he i, MAR Y \lICK BURNEY ern ,,;lling 10 offer helpful adyice \iit"lh intere'tcd ill e,-nUlling <:0,1\- ~lld t~ke; keen intcre-t in ,II acri"itie, nceled wi\h Ihe lil"".1n' ~"d can re"dd~- di,cu,' the tllo,l reccill bou"" ,4 • I v BEST WISHES FROM Us ALL! • 1 -- ., \ . ", r ,, "• , .- -r / , " \ { " -. \ " \' .' " '-- / " ' . . .':'""'~'