The Tower, Belmont College, 1965-1966

Belmont College, Alma Mater

Proudly we proclaim, That all thy loyal sons and daughters Shall uphold thy name. With minds enlightened, hearts ennobled Spirits soaring high, May we go forth with faith eternal Thy name to magnify. Belmont College, Alma Mater Heritage so rare, Emerging from an old tradition Rich beyond compare. Thy towering strength and noble vision Bid us seek His light, As sons and daughters through the ages With love and truth unite.

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1966 TOWER Recorded within the pages of this, the the 1965-66 TOWER, are the people and events that have helped to make this year one rich beyond compare. To you we present the 1966 TOWER.

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This year when it seems as if Belmont College has reached its height in enrollment, in activities, in attaining goals, and in setting forth high ideals, it is only right to honor one who has given his best in helping our school to become what it has. It is the pleasure of the Tower staff of 1966 to dedicate this annual to Dr. Woodrow W. Phelps. Dr. Phelps, coming to Belmont in 1956, has served as Professor of Bible and also, for the last nine years, as Dean of Students. In the ten short years he has been here, Dr. Phelps has won his way into the hearts of the students, the faculty, the administration, and countless others. For his understanding and encouragement, we proudly dedicate the 1966 Tower to Dr. Woodrow W. Phelps.

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7. Belmont College, Alma Mater . . . Just one of thousands of institutions of higher learning in this world of ours, but a very important institution and significant place to those of us who are her sons and daughters and who have grown to love and appreciate all for which she stands-strength, vision, courage to strive for the highest, and all that is fine and noble. Belmont College . . . Steeped in tradition-yet ever changing as time rushes on and the old gives way to the new. As another year flees into the past, we pause to remember and recall experiences that might seem typical to those who are on-lookers, but to those who have been involved, this Belmont year has been quite unique in a wonderful way. As with every year, some now prepare to depart as others remain to continue; and as every year builds on previous years, 1965-66 has prepared the way for a greater year to follow. Thus it is through the ages. Recorded within the pages of this, the 1965-66 TOWER, are the people and events that have helped to make this year one rich beyond compare. Just one year of one college is recorded, but what a year and what a college. We pause, we ponder, we remember . . . How good it is that we came this way. Belmont College, Alma Mater. proudly we proclaim.

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WOODROW W. PHELPS

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J •• THOMAS TRIMBLE

Director of Guidance and Counseling

ALYNE H. KELLY Director of Purchasing

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FACULTY FIRST Row: MRS. H. C. BREARLY, B.A., M.A.; Assistant Professor of English. GLADYS EUGENIA BRYANT, B.A., M.R.E., M.A.; Associate Professor of History and Political Science. ISAAC N. CARR, A.B., M.A., L.L.D.; Visiting Professor of History. CARL J. CHANEY, A.B., M.A.; Director of Public Relations and Enlistment.

SECOND Row: VIRGINIA M. CHANEY, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.; Chairman, Department of Foreign Languages. IRIs DEAN CHARTON, B.S., M.A., Ed.S.; Professor of Education.

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MRs. PEGGY J. CLARK, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Secretarial Science. FRANKLIN D. CONLEY, A.B., B.D.; Assistant Professor of Speech.

THIRD Row: MRs. HoPE C. COOPER, B.A., M.A.; Associate Professor of Mathematics. WILLIAM CUMMING, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Physics. MRs. RoBERT DAws, B.A., M.A.; English Instructor. SARAH K. DEAN, A.B., M.R.E., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Sociology.

FOURTH ROW: B. ALDON DIXON, B.S., M.A.; Associate Professor of Biology. F. WAYNE DOBBS, B.A., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Physical Education; Acting Chairman, Department of Health and Physical Education. IVAR LOU MYHR DUNCAN, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.; Professor of English; Chairman, Department of English and Speech. J. FOSTER ELDREDGE, A.B., M.A.; Instructor of German.

FIFTH Row: GERTRUDE E. FITZGERALD, B.A., M.A.; Assistant Professor of English. M. LAWRENCE GLOVER, B.S., C.P.A.; Associate Professor of Accounting and Business Administration. MARTHA MARNA GRAVES, B.S., M.A.; Associate Professor of Spanish. W. C. GRIFFITH, B.S., M.A., M.S.; Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education.

SIXTH Row: KENNETH R. HARTLEY, B.S., M.S.M., Ed.d.; Chairman, Department of Fine Arts. CURRY B. HEARN, JR., B.A., M.A.; Associate Professor of Psychology. Roy A. HELTON, A.B., Th.M., Ph.D.; Professor of Religion; Chairman, Department of Religion. JACK R. KENNEDY, B.A., M.A., B.D., Ph.D.; Professor of Religion and Philosophy; Chairman, Department of Philosophy and Sociology.

FACULTY FIRST Row: JOHN KISER, B.A., M.A.; Art Instructor. WILLIAM E. MARTINDALE, B.A., M.S., Ph.D.; Professor of Chemistry; Chairman, Department of Chemistry and Home Economics. MARIE HACKL MEANS, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.; Acting Chairman, Department of Psychology. RAYMOND H. MEDLEY, JR., B.S., M.A.; Associate Professor of Mathematics; Acting Chairman, Department of Mathematics and Physics. SECOND ROW: HELEN TROTTER MIDKIFF, B.M., M.M.; Assistant Professor of Organ and Theory. ROBERT E. MULLOY, B.M., .R.M.E., M.M.; Assistant Professor of Music. EDWARD NIPPER, B.S., M.A.; Associate Professor of Business Administration; Chairman, Department of Business and Economics. WILLIAM HENRY OLIVER, B.A., M.A., M.Ed.; Associate Professor of Education. THIRD Row: MARY C. OWEN, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.; Visiting Professor of English. M. ROSE PAYNE, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Biology. WOODROW W. PHELPS, B.5'., Th.M., Th.D.; Professor of Religion. CORNELIA I. ROGERS, B.A., M.A.; Associate Professor of Geography, Home Economics, and Sociology. FOURTH ROW:

Ru BY PEEPLES TREADWAY, B.A., M.R.E., M.A.; Assistant Professor of English. W, TRESCH, JR., B.A., B.D., M.A.; Assistant Professor of History.

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J. THOMAS TRIMBLE, A.B., A.M., Ed.M., Ph.D.; Professor of Psychology. JOHN H. TULLOCK, B.A., B.D.; Associate Professor of Bible and Greek. FIFTH ROW: RONALD E. UNDERWOOD, B.A., M.A.; Assistant Professor of History. CLAIRE WADE, B.S., M.A.; French.

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ELIZABETH L. WALL, B.S., B.M., M.M.; Associate Professor of Music. BETTY WEBSTER, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education. SIXTH ROW: LARRY J. WILLIS, B._A., M.A., Ph.D.; Professor of Education; Chairman, Department of Education. ]AMES L. WILSON, B.S., M.A., Ph.D.; Professor of Biology ; Chairman, Department of Biology. WILSON, A.B., M.R.E., M.S.; Associate Professor of English.

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MARGARET G. WILSON, B.A.; Assistant Professor of Drama. NOT PICTURED: MRS. FRANKLIN D. CONLEY, B.A. M.A.; English Instructor. EVELYN BUTLER MCCULLOH, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Speech. D. D. O'NEAL, B.A., M.A.; Associate Professor of Economics and Sociology.

Mrs. Margaret W. Greenlee, Reader Services Librarian; Miss Myra Agee, Cataloger; Mrs. Pat Pearson Bates, Head Librarian; NoT PICTURED: Mrs. Charlotte C. Folk, Order Librarian.

Mr. Robert E. Glaus, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds; Mr. Willis Pierce, Cafeteria Manager; Mrs. Margaret Louise Smith, Bookstore Manager; Mrs. Barbara Jean Coleman, Campus Nurse.

STAFF

Mrs. Winifred Zellner, Finance Office Clerk; Mrs. Mildred L. Drake, Finance Office Bookkeeper.

Mrs. Jean Turnley, Secretary, Department of Fine Arts; Mrs. Ruth P. Calahan, Secretary to the President; Mrs. Dorothy Gayle Bass, Secretary to the Registar; Mrs. Brenda Latham, Secretary to the Vice President; Mrs. Betty S. Firestone, Secretary to the Academic Dean. Nor PICTURED: Mrs. Lucille Kinnard, Secretary, Vice President's Office; Mrs. Elsie Humphreys, Registrar's Office.

Mrs. Lillian S. Neel, Founders Hall Hostess; Mrs. M. H. Scholes, Heron Hall Hostess; Mrs. Bessie Beachboard, North Front Hall Hostess; Mrs. Ruth Harrison, Pembroke Hall Hostess; Nor PICTURED: Miss Emma Noland, Hail Hall Hostess; Miss Betty Wiseman, Assistant Heron Hall Hostess.

IN MEMORIAM Dr. James E. Helms

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Student Government Association is composed of an Executive, a Legislative and a Judicial Council. The Executive Council functions in an administrative capacity in cooperating with the office of the Dean of Students: The Legislative Council proposes new laws deemed necessary for effective campus living. The Judicial Council interprets the laws of the Association. The Association seeks: "To coordinate the activities of campus organizations and to supplement those activities to provide the best possible extra-curricular atmosphere ... To teach dedication in service ... . . To build character through experience . . To serve." This is an expression of basic temporal goals along with those fundamental purposes which will have lasting value for those who participate in SGA.

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Chumley, Director of Social Activities; Hysinger, Director of Publications; Johnson, Director of Finance; Hay, Director of Religious Activities; Holloway, Secretary. NOT PICTURED: McDonald, Vice-President. 46

HAROLD TARPLEY Chairman LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATIVES - Fisr Row: Jones, Berry, Tarpley. SECOND Row: Drury, Uffieman, Dowthitt, Brown, Miller, Skelton, Starn, Daniel, Tullock, Vargo, McCutchen, Robinson, Surber, Redden.

CLASS JUSTICES-Hayden, Senior Representative; Dempsey, Freshman Representative; Drummond, Sophomore Representative.

JIM TROUTNER President of Student Government Association

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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL-Frsr Row: Sa'd; Vargo; Emert; Hysinger; Hines; Davis; Thomas; Thomas. SECOND Row: Preveaux; Jicka; Wilson; Robertson; Huddleston; Mr. Conley, Sponsor; Redmon; Shelby.

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union is Christ-centered, churchrelated, and student led. Its purpose is to help each student find his place of service in a church in the college community. The BSU provides services of both a devotional and social nature for the student body. Vespers, Morning Watch, and special prayer meetings are a part of the devotional life that the BSU provides. The Sweetheart Banquet, the BSU parties, and several receptions contribute to the social life of the students. The BSU seeks to help each student discover and maintain the right relationship with God, the church, the academic community, and the world. Belmont's BSU cooperates with other BSU's in promoting the Summer Missions program and often has participants in this program. The Life Service Band, the Mission Band, the YWA and the Ministerial Conference fall under the direction of the BSU as they all strive to reach the world for Christ. The student spring retreats and the state conventions are also attended by BSU members as they join with others who compose the Baptist Student Union.

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BSU GREATER COUNCIL-FmsT Row: Porter, Babbs, Soyars, Miller, Chumley, Wilkinson, Gabhart, Haney. SECOND Row: Craig, Paine, Cooper, Hobbs, Hale, Galloway. THIRD Row: Smith, Cagle, Harrison, Ledbetter, Moore, Butler. FOURTH Row: Miller, Boswell, Baird, Tullock, Shelton, Hamilton. FIFTH Row: Dupree, Landis, Henry, Black, Taylor.

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TOWER The 1966 Tower is your yearbook, your book of memories, and your view of Belmont, 1966. This year the phrases of the Alma Mater have been used to express the various meanings that Belmont holds for its students. I want to thank the staff for working so devotedly and diligently. May we go forth with faith eternal Belmont's name to magnify. DIANN MUIR

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Ad Coordinator

MISS JANET WILSON

Faculty Advisor

JESSICA WHEELER

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DAVID ROBINSON

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TOMMY DRURY

Editor of the Vision

VISION The Belmont Vis ion is the college newspaper which is published monthly during the school year. It is a source of news and information for the students, and it gives students practical experience in collecting, writing, and putting the campus news into print. It reports on sports events-intramural and intercollegiate-social activities, religious activities, and other campus functions.

MRS. CHARLES TREADWAY

Advisor to the Vision

Positions on the staff are open to all students. Nominees for the position of editor are selected by the faculty publications committee and elected by the student body. The editor receives the one hundred dollar Jerry E. Lambdin Memorial Scholarship Mrs. Charles Treadway, English Porfessor, is the Vision advisor.

STAFF MEMBERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Shelton, Brown, Riddle, McCall, Stevenson, Smith, Drury, Uleman, Turbeville, Marshall, Yates, Lankford, Skelton.

EPSILON HONOR SOCIETY The Epsilon Honor Society's purpose is to foster a spirit of devotion to study and to scholarly ideals among its members and to raditate these ideals to other students. Election to the Epsilon Honor Society is one of the highest scholastic honors a student can receive. SEATED: Lesch, Shelton. STANDING: Walker, Wall, Dowthitt, Marshall, President; Brown, Dunlap, Millenbine.

THE WORDSMITH SOCIETY . The purpose is to encourage writing among students with creative talents and interests: 0 sponsor programs designed to mterest others in the art of composition; to . '. to·:·. Participate in contests of a literary and artistic nature; and to learn the art of criticism as s di1sc1p : me and interpretation. *pli

SEATED: ct y;} Stever®Yenson, President. STANDING: Turbeville, McCutchen, Marshall, Draper, Butler, Mc, Rickman, Barret, Sizemore, Bell, Drury. P re -i

FIRST Row: Firestone, Preveaux, Jicka, Dr. Helton, Sponsor; Hamilton, McLean, Davis. SECOND Row: Hobbs, Frerichs, Nixon, Simmons, Capellen, Brown, Provence. THIRD Row: Vaughn, Fife, Craigmyle, Taylor, Ellis, Gilley. FOURTH Row: Gilbert, Dupree, Harris, Bell, Suddarth.

MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE The Belmont College Ministerial Conference is an organization dedicated to the enrichment of the spiritual, academic and social aspects of college life for the ministerial student. Programs are planned to benefit the student's period of training and years of service ahead.

MINISTERS' WIVES FELLOWSHIP The Belmont Student Ministers' Wives Fellowship is an organization of ministers' wives, educational directors' wives, and music directors' wives of Belmont College which provides Christian fellowship and strengthens the spiritual and social aspects of their lives while providing a link with campus life. SEATED: Messrs., Baumgartner, Provence, Gabhart, Webb. STANDING: Messrs., Jicka, Hamilton, Capellen.

FIRST Row: Frerichs, Fife, Jackson, Simmons, Hobbs, Driver, Reporter; Higgins, Brown. SECOND Row: Smith, Secretary-Treasurer; Saine, Smith, Vice-President; Lawson, Hobbs, Irwin, Cooper, Harrison, Miller, Craig, Dempsey, McGill, Dyre, Calloway, Smith, Burrell, Peyton. NoT PICTURED: Wilson, President; Vargo.

MISSION BAND The Mission Band consists of students, who have surrendered for mission service, and those who have an active interest in missions. They endeavor by carrying out the Great Commission to be servants of the Lord with an intelligent and realistic perspective of the task of missions today.

LIFE SERVICE BAND "("""P°% of the Lite Service Band is to let its Fights shine tor Chris, both as ndividuals on n campus an nd m t the e churches of Nashville and the surroundiig mndir . areas sb y I ea d mg and participating rtic • • t h e services of the churches in which we are guests. in i•

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FIRST Row: Hammond, Wright, Daniel, Baird, Smith, Davis. SECOND Row: Jones, Craig, Williamson, Atkins. THIRD Row: Bates, Cooper, Powell. FOURTH Row: Powers, Murrell, Starn. Nor PicTURED: Hite, Thomas, President.

YOUNG WOMAN'S AUXILIARY The YWA unites Baptist young women in advancing missions by leading them to study about missions, to pray diligently, to give, to serve diligently as witnesses to the power of missions among the spiritually and physically needy, and to live for Christ consistently and convincingly.

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB The Psychology Club is designed to keep students informed about professional op· portunities, current investigation and endeavor, and to provide fellowship with prominent persons in the field. This club is open to students interested in Psychology. Dr. Means and Mr. Hearn sponsor this organization. SEATED FRONT: Johnny Manning, President. FIRST Row: Rippey, Groves, Crittenden, Shown, McGill. SECOND Row: Dr. Means, Sponsor; Green, Simmons, Hernandez, Doris, Hammond, Knapp, Bell. THIRD Row: Hale, Helton, Powell, Babbs, Pethel, Trevathan, Glenn, Pauley, Cox, Lindsay, Standifer. FOURTH Row: Benson, Mason, Shelton, Reed, Snider, McCutchen, Sullivan, Campbell, Ballinger. FirTH Row: Sprouse, Brown, Mr. Hearn, Sponsor; Clark, Peifer, Hayden, Burford.

FmsT Row: Paine. SECOND Row: Robinson, Shields, Thomas. THIRD Row: Shelby, Massie, Hysinger, Brown, Reasonover, Kellogg, Skaggs, Davis, Fields, Waters. FouRTH Row: Henry, Fife, Boswell, Landis, Brewer, Hammond, Armstrong.

PEP CLUB The Pep Club is made up of students on Belmont Campus who support the Belmont Rebels and also intramural activities. The club tries to bring the student body together as a whole and endeavors to create a school spirit among the students.

PEMS PEMS is an organization of Physical Education Majors and Minors. The main burpose of this club is to promote and enrich the program of the Physical Education epartment. "To think, to feel, to express, and to enjoy the utmost" is the motto of t h e PEMS {"" Row: coact Grimy. Srgmsor; Waters Shields, Thomas, Reasonover. SECOND Row: Mconald, , D av1s, • Kenyon, Fogle, Brewer' Massie' Scaggs. THIRD Row: Brown, Meisel, Kinard, Trevathan. a h n, Willi illiams, Cantrell, Briggs, Hackney. L

WOMEN'S DORMITORY COUNCIL

HAIL HALL-FIRST Row: Newton, Thomas. SECOND Row: Crittenden, Storie, Uleman, Skelton, Head, Dowthitt.

HERON HALL-FIRST Row: McCall, Daw, Marshall. SECOND Row: Brown, Ledbetter, Wells, Doris.

WOMEN'S SELF GOVERNING BOARD FOUNDERS-NORTH FRONT-FrnsT Row: Hodges, Short, Powers, Peyton, Mrs. Neil, Black. SECOND Row: Dobbs, Hobbs, Anderson, Newsom, McGill, Baird.

SEATED: Daw, Vice-President; Brown, President. STANDING: Miss Dean; Skelton, Legislative Representative; Todd, Day Students'

Representative; Powers, North Front-Founders Representative. NoT PICTURED: Newton, Hail Hall Representative; Storie, Secretary.

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ALPHA PSI OMEGA Kappa Omicron is the Belmont Chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, national honorary dramatics fraternity. Membership, which is by invitation only, is limited to those who have shown that they are capable of attaining the highest standards in dramatic arts. Members participate in campus productions.

STUDIO PLAYERS FIRST Row: Bradbury, Parrish, Bain, Jennings. SECOND Row: Clinard, Woods, Sisler, Minor, Lohr, Irwin. THIRD Row: Tullock, Bell, Hernandez, Monroe, Feinstein, Pratt, Matthews.

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FIRST Row: Wells, Adkins, Lesch, President; Wheeler, Bates, Baird, Bell, Wall. SECOND Row: Todd, Walker, Gabhart, Allen, Crittenden, Carter, Bozman. THIRD Row: Currin, Johnson, Carmen, Ward, Riddle, Brown, Uleman, Shannon.

LINGUAE MUNDI The Language Club was, formed with the purpose of advancing the interest and education in the Language Arts, especially the German, French, Spanish, and Latin languages. Since Latin is the "Mother Language" the Club was named "Linguae Mundi'' which means "Language (Tongues) of the World."

BLUE KEY SEATED: Bell. DreDrury, Mr. Mr. Jennings, ., ·" 1yl D"" Sponsor; Hayden, Clark. STANDING: Armstrong, Cra' Uragmyie, uggin, Pethel, Harris, Peifer, Duggin, Dunlap, Hines, Davis. Bell,

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Cunningham, Thomas, Rudy, Posey, Marshall, Hammond, Brown, Emert, Rhodes, Spradlin, Calloway, Jennings, Daniel, Grogan, Boswell, Brady, Pass, Spevens, Minor, Merryman, Rhode, Dickey, Outlaw, Comer, Paine.

HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION The Belmont Chapter is an affiliate of the American Home Economics Association. Its object is to provide opportunities for professional home economics and members from associate fields to cooperate in the attainment of the well-being of individuals and families, and the improvement of home life.

SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club gives a practical side to the teachings of the classroom by having well-known professional speakers. Membership is open to all students majoring or minoring in Biology and Chemistry. (In this category is included the pre-medical, pre-medical technology, pre-dental, and pre-pharmacy students). FrRsr Row: Standifer, Chance, Wilkinson, Brewer, Ashton, President; Troup, Millenbine, Bishop, Holt. SEcoND Row: Hanvey, Page, Turner, Adkins, Barham, Ufeman, Poston, Little, Short, McGill, Dr. Wilson, Sponsor. THIRD Row: Butler, Surber, Morgan, Bain, Jennings, Page, Green, Cope, Fields, Smith, Dr. Martindale. FOURTH Row: Gardner, Lawler, Gibson, Morphis, Watson, Wiggins, Tarpley. FIFTH Row: Bomer, Sterrit, Jones, Moore, Mason, Brindley, Paisley, Kinslow, Drury.

FIRST Row: Ford, Alaska, McLaughton, Shannon, Girard, Kretchik. SECOND Row: Ford, Fox, Saine, Dr. Kennedy, Sponsor; Comer.

DEBATE CLUB The purpose of the Debate Club is to promote interest among the debate students on campus. This club debates at various debate contests in Tennessee and other states, and it also sponsors campus debates. The sponsor of the Debate Club is Dr. Jack Kennedy.

SPEECH MASTERS d The purpose of Speech Masters is to sponsor and augment the program of the epartment. "God, all powerful Creator of Nature and architect of the world, has impressed men with no character so proper to distinguish him from other animals as by the faculty of speech."-Quintilian.

~~o.:: LEFT TO RIGHT: McMahon, Dunlap, Haynie, Page, Capellen, Smith, Calvert, McLaughton, inkley, Minor, Doris, Baird, Pass, Irwin, Surber.

FIRST Row: Mr. Oliver, Sponsor; Robertson, Lesch, Head, Todd, Groves, Robinson, Miller, Hysinger, Muir, Shields, Dr. Willis, Sponsor. SECOND Row: Flanagan, Uffielman, Bozman, Wall, Carter, Patterson, Minor. THIRD Row: Keith, Smith, Groves, Gabhart, Chumley, Tresh, Spradlin. FoURTH Row: Paisley, Fogle, Smith, Baldridge, Carmen, Hicks, Williamson, Wright. FIFTH Row: Paeper, Vincent, Thomas, Daniel, Shannon, Johnson, Emert, Boswell. SIXTH Row: Harris, Ballinger, Tarpley, Birdges, Daw, Monroe, Harris, Breedlove. SEVENTH Row: Gilley, Kinard, Brown, Pethel, Marshall, Fleming, Nichols, Clark, Troup, Hamilton. EIGHTH Row: Cantrell, Caldwell, Anderson, Brewer, Holt. NINTH Row: Drury, Williamson, Sanders, Smith, Miles, Shannon, Ford, Brazier, Miller. TENTH Row: Hines, Morgan, Bozman, Davenport, Smith, Hayes, Wells, Redmon.

S.N.E.A. The purpose of the Student National Educational Association is to elevate the character and advance the interests of the profession of teaching and to promote the cause of education in the United States. Membership is required for those in the Teacher Education Program. The Business Club of Belmont College is a member of the Phi Beta Lambda, a national business organization. The club is made up of Business Administration majors, Economic minors, and Secretarial Science minors. The purpose is to create an interest in the field of business, and to help each member find his respective place in the business world.

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FIRST Row: Mr. Glover, Sponsor; Irwin, Albright, President; Johnson, Choate, Brindley, Mr. Nipper, Sponsor. SECOND Row: Davis, Harrison, Miller, Rigsby, Llana, Hodges, Buchanan, Downs, McMahon, Buchanan. THIRD Row: Gobbell, Floyd, Airhart, Weaver, Cammuse, Hale, Bone, Boyd, Weiland, Roberts. FouRTH Row: Officer, Whisenant, Neel, Winn, Purvis, Brewer, Escue, Davidson, Brindley. FIFTH Row: Nash, Benson, Sprouse, Duggin, Luck, Mason, Hicks, Smith, Harvey. SIXTH Row: Hayner, Clark, Sullivan, Moore, Truan, Farrell.

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BELMONT CHORALE The Belmont Chorale is devoted to the performance of larger choral works selected in keeping with the seasons and special occasions. Participation is required of music majors, but all students interested in singing and willing to give the necessary time are welcomed.

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KENNETH R. HARTLEY rector of the Belmont Chorale

Smith, Robertson, Allred, Duggin, Hatchett, Driver, Cates, Breedlove, Baumgartner, Dorris, Gipson, O'Hara, Lowery, Provence, Bates. Fovnrn Row: Bullion, Rice, Higgins, Oggle, Randolph, Reed, Miller, Smith, Johnson, Risner, Crocker, Troutner, Pratt, Tankersley,

FIRsr Ca}d R ow: Worley, Berry, Smith, Holt, House, Miller, Carter, rett well, Calloway, Ward, Hite, Stafford, Padgett, Glover, Lott, Bar-

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T 1 er, Farmer, Starn, Yeiser, Chaney, Price, Saunders, McElhiney, urner, Bridges, Fleming, Newton, Behm. TmRD Row: Shelby,

Porter, Root, Parrish.

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GLEE CLUB FIRST Row: Lowery, Root, Robertson, Baumgartner, Knupp, Johnson. SECOND Row: Miller, McClain, Gipson. THIRD Row: Kell, Stevenson, Currin. FOURTH Row: Rice, Reed, Smith. FIFTH Row: Shannon, Breedlove, Pratt. SrxTH Row: Tankersley, Troutner, Scott, Dorris, Parrish, Vincent, Evans, Higgins, Ran· dolph, Davis, Bates, O'Hara.

The Belmont Glee Club is a choral organization whose membership is limited by audition. The club's main function is to promote Christianity through music and to perform for special occasions of the school and churches in the surrounding areas.

ROBERT E. MULLOY Director

DR. KENNETH

Director

Belltones is a select choral organization for women devoted to the performance of both classic and contemporary literature composed or arranged specifically for women's voices. Before officially registering for Belltones each new applicant must have an audition and interview with the conductor. Acceptance or rejection of membership is determined by general musicianship, previous experience, voice quality and overall personality. In addition to the formal requirements an informal initiation has become traditional. Activities include an annual tour, two formal concerts and various appearances for civic and church groups in Nashville. Because of the rigorous schedule, members are expected to maintain a high level of academic achievement in all studies.

Row: Berry, Smith, Newton, Lott, House, Payne, Evans, Barrett, Wor~· SECOND Row: Cox, Smith, K~llogg, Short, Boswel~, Mars~all, Hamey, M iller, DeMartes. THIRD Row: Griffth, Brown, MeElhiney, Price, Chaney, Tullock, Barrett, Langford, Dowthitt, McGill. FOURTH Row: White, Braizer, Graves, Grisham, Redmon, Shelton, Carter, Saunders, Stewart. ilRST

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GREEKS RUTH SMITH AND ALICE HELTON

Greek Co-Editors

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ALPHA

NU FIRST Row: S. Allred, J. Babb, C. Baker, V. Bates, M. Berry, S. Binkley, A. Bone, K. Boswell, L. Boyte. SECOND ROW:

J. Brewer, S. Butler, M. Caldwell, J. Carman, C. Carter, S. Carter, J. Chumley, C. Clark, S. Cox. THIRD Row: D. Crittenden, M. Davenport, J. Dickey, B. Dickson, P. Donaldson, D. Dowthitt, D. Draper, A. Emert J. Fogle. FOURTH Row: C. Ford, M. Garrett, K. Gouge, J. Gresham,

J. Griffith, M. Groves, M. Groves, R. Gunn, P. Hale, FIFTH Row: C. Hay, S. Hay, C. Harden, S. Harney, A. Head, A. Helton, C. Holder, B. Holloway, L. Hunter. SIXTH Row: M. L. Hysinger, M. A. Irwin, P. Marshall, S. Melnick, C. L. Miner C. Miles, C. Moore P. Murphy, C. Newson. SEATED: D. Dowthitt, Vice-President; C. Hay, President; N. Wilson, Secretary. STANDING: A. Head, Critic; M. Groves, Director of Properties; B. Holloway, Director of Publicity; P. Hale, I.S.C. Representative; M. Berry, Legislative Representative; J. Fogle, Director of Social Activities; B. Storie, Historian; J. Brewer, Director of Athletics; M. Groves, Treasurer; J. Chumley, Director of Pledge Activities; M. L. Hysinger, Chaplain.

SEVENTH ROW:

S. Obenchain, J. Patterson, M. A. Payne, S. Poston, J. Powers, S. Posey, S. Rigsby, G. Robertson, K. Saunders. EIGHTH Row:

K. Shown, M. Skelton, C. Smith, R. Smith, K. Speck, B. Storie, S. Stroud, M. L. Thomas, B. Thompson.

To be a member of Chi Alpha Nu is to be a spoke in a wheel that revolves around others. In our society we endeavor to strengthen and develop friendship among Belmont women, to contribute to the social life of all students, and to find our place of service as we uphold the ideals of Belmont and the precepts of Christ. Throughout the year, life at Belmont is enriched for us as we plan, strive, and work together. The things gained as members of Chi Alpha Nu will follow us through our lives.

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NrNTTJ Row:

D. Tresch, S. Tresch, N. Turner, B. Tullock, A. Uflleman, C. Vargo, J. Wheeler, C. Williams, N. Wilson. TENTH Row:

J. Worley, S. Wright, L. Young.

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PHI ALPHA THETA FIRST Row: H. Adcox, K. Armstrong, J. Bell, J. E. Bowles, R. Boyd, W. Bramblett, J. Breedlove, B. Brinkley.

SECOND

ROW:

K. Brown, S. Brown, D. Bush, D. Comer,

C. Davis, J. Dixon, B. Earheart, B. Evans.

THIRD Row: M. Ferguson, D. Fields, D. Farrell, D. Floyd, J. Folk, S. Gardner, B. Haney, R. Hardy.

FOURTH ROW: R. Hatchett, B. Henry, L. Rippel, D. Jones, M. Jones, P. Jones, S. LeMay, M. Lowry.

FIFTH ROW:

T. McCutchen, D. McMahon, J. Moore, B. Parrish, B. Pethel, P. Pratt, J. Pulliam, W. Randolph. SEATED: C. Davis; Secretary; J. Redden, President; D. Robinson, Vice-President; STANDING: D. McMahon, Assistant Pledge Master; B. Haney, Treasurer; H. Tarpley, Legislative Representative; J. Pulliam, Pledge Master; K. Armstrong, Director of Athletics; B. White, Chaplain.

SIXTH ROW:

J. Reasonover, J. Redden, M. Reed, T. Risner, R. Roark, D. Robinson, M. Roll, D. Russell.

SEVENTH ROW:

The Phi Alpha Theta ( Philathians) is a social organization that seeks to create for its members a meaningful college experience. This intention is accomplished through inter-dependent activities in all phases of college life. Phi Alpha Theta attempts to strengthen its principles and tradition by living this motto·-"Clasped Hands and Pure Hearts Mold Lasting Friendships." This spirit is exemplified in the cooperative efforts of the society in sponsoring the parties and in promoting the spirit of Belmont. The Phi Alpha Theta is open to all students who would like to uphold the ideals to which the society devotes its efforts.

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J. Schauberger, R. Sisler, R. Sivils, C. Smith, T. Sterritt, H. Tarpley, M. Trevathan,

J. Troupe.

EIGHTH ROW: D. Vincent, D. Vincent, J. Waters, B. White.

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KAPPA DELTA SIGMA FIRST Row:

P. Bain, M. Baird, L. Barr, B. C. Barrett, G. Barrett S. Bates, M. J. Batey, F. Bell, M. Bell, J. E. Bradbury. SECOND Row: M. A. Brazier, B. Brown, J. Brown, C. Chaney, A. Campbell, R. Cunningham, D. Daniel, R. Daw, M. Demardes, L. Dickson. THIRD Row:

C. Donnell, C. Dorris, M. Evans, J. Farmer, G. Feinstein, D. Fleming, N. Ford, D. Gabbhart, G. Gatlin, P. Gilbert. FOURTH ROW: D. Givan, K. Glover, S. Graves, I. Hammond, C. Hernandez, C. Hite, B. Hobbs, A. Holt, M. Jennings, B. Jones. FIFTH Row: J. Jones, P. Keese, L. Kellogg, C. King, R. Knapp, S. Landis, R. Langford, J. Ledbetter, C. Lesch, R. Llama. SIXTH Row: P. Link, G. Lynn, K. Mabry, J. Marshall, P. Massey, D. Miller, B. Morgan, J. Murrell, C. MeCall, E. Newton. SEATED: Mrs. Wade, Sponsor; D. Miller, Legislative Representative; A. Robertson President· N. Starns, Director of Publicity; L. Redmon, Chaplain; STANDING: Marge Evans, Director of Social Activities; M. Wilkinson, Director of Athletics; M. Holt, Hostess; J. Marshall, Secretary; M. B. Shannon, Food Chairman; D. Fleming, Treasurer; C. McCall, Pledge Mistress; M. Baird, Pledge Mistress; C. Smith, Historian: NoT PICTURED: D. Gabhart, Vice-President.

SEVENTH ROW: D. Nichols, L. Osteen, G. Padgett, E. Page, D. Pass, B. Payne, L. Polk, P. Pugh, M. Ray, L. Redmon. EIGHTH ROW: J. Reynolds, M. Rhodes, B. Rickman J. Riddle, A. Robertson, L. Rogers, P. Rudy, J. Shannon, M. B. Shannon, A. Shields.

Kappa Delta Sigma is a social club which upholds the spirit of Belmont College and the ideals of Christian womanhood. The society seeks to contribute integration to the unfolding lives of each of its members through social, athletic, and creative activities. Kappa Delta Sigma promotes ideals in truth, scholarship, aesthetic appreciation, social grace and sincerity. This society wishes to promote lasting friendship, and the best fellowship offered the students of Belmont College. An invitation to become an active member awaits each girl who desires to attain these goals cherished by Kappa Delta Sigma.

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L. Shipley, C. Short, J. Simmons, C. Sloan, C. Smith, A. Stafford, N. Starns, S. Stephens,

K. Surber, G. Taylor, J. Thomas. TENTH Row: S. Tinker, S. Thomas, C. Turbeville, J. Vantrease, L. Wall, R. Ward, S. White, D .. White, M. Wilkinson, S. Williams, B. Yates.

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SIGMA FIRST

Row:

B. Anderson, R. Benson, B. Beatty, S. Bone, C. Currin.

SECOND ROW:

D. Gibson, C. Gobbell, R. Harvey, T. Himes, B. Hughes.

THIRD

ROW:

D. Jones, J. Jones, B. Knupp, L. Laska, C. A. Meisel.

R. Stephenson, Vice-President; B. Knupp, Secretary; B. Hughes, Treasurer; D. Jones, President.

SEATED:

FOURTH

ROW:

G. McDonald, J. Patterson, B. Simpson, E. Stegall, B. Stephens, M. Stephenson.

The Phi Nu Sigma Society seeks to promote within its membership and the college,

a. spirit of fellowship, respect, virtue and excellence in all realms. It seeks to uphold the tradition, ideals, and activities of Belmont College, to foster excellence in scholarship, good sportsmanship in athletics, cultural and social growth, a living faith in Christ expressed in service, and in practical ways to make these goals meaningful to the individual within the society.

FIFTH

Row:

R. Stephenson, J. Sullivan, B. Thomas, J. Trevathan, G. Umphrey, G. West. 76

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s ATHLETICS DAVID ROBINSON

Athletics Editor

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BASKETBALL COACH

WAYNE DOBBS

Coach Wayne Dobbs, in his second year at Belmont, has worked diligently with a squad which was frequently underrated. Because of the combined determination of coach and squad, the Rebels came through nobly with a surprising upset on January 13. In this most thrilling game of the year, Belmont faced its arch-rival, David Lipscomb. The sports writers prediction was that Belmont would be defeated by 14 points. Final score: The Rebels 73, The Bisons 61. "Killer" Charlie Meisel has proven himself many times this season. Meisel was recognized as being the top free-throw shooter among small colleges in the United States. Jerry Sullivan, in the finale of his college career, measured up to Coach Dobb's expectations in the rebounds. Dobbs said of Sullivan, "He is one of Belmont's best basketball players." Jim Mercer, the freshman star from last year, was pumping points through the nets again. The new improvement to the starting lineup this year was Jerry Bell. Bell, who with his soft shooting touch, was a valuable addition to the Rebel squad. Tommy Himes proved to be one of Coach Dobbs' entertaining finds of the year. "Himes was one of the hardest working boys on the squad," commented Coach Dobbs. These five starters for the Rebels saw plenty of action, but the boys who filled their positions during some tight squeezes should not be forgotten. These athletes will continue to be valuable players for the Rebels in future games as the Belmont spirit finds its most rousing expression in support of her fine team.

Row: C. A. Meisel, Tommy Himes, Gary McDonald, Bob Stephens, Jack Patterson, Jerry Bell. SECOND Row: Coach Wayne Dobbs, Al Bishop, Jerry Sullivan, Dennis Gibson, Robert Greer, Howard Lawler, Jim Mercer, Assistant Coach Ronnie Bargatze.

FRONT

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JERRY SULLIVAN

C. A. MEISEL l

ToMMY HIMES

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GARY MCDONALD

BASKETBALL JERRY BELL

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ROBERT GREER

MANAGERS

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Ban takes the worry .

Hurry Brown!

Here we go Loop de Loop!

MEN'S INTRAMURALS The form's the thing. 86

WOMEN'S INTRAMURALS

Good form Alice!

Mary Sue, are you out of bounds?

Would you believe three feet over my head? 87

CHEERLEADERS

Judy Brewer, David Robinson, Co-Capt.; Kim Surber, Paula Robertson, Capt.; Carol Doris, Irene Hammond, Sherrie Landis.

Alternates: Carol Turbeville and Peggy Keese.

FmsT Row: Jimmy Corbitt, Wayne Bailiff, Jerry Waters, Johnny Manning, Harry Campbell, Terry Beazley, Gary McDonald, Charles Currin. SECOND Row: Emmett Lawler, Jack Patterson, Joe Reasonover, Jerry Bell, Jerry Sullivan, Harold O'Brien, Ronnie Stark, Ronnie Woods, Charles Brownlee; John Morris, Manager.

BASEBALL WAYNE DOBBS COACH

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RONNIE BARGATZE ASSISTANT COACH

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HAROLD O'BRIEN

TERRY BEAZLEY

JIMMY CORBITT

JERRY BELL

JERRY SULLIVAN

CHARLES CURRIN JOE REASONOVER

EMMETT LAWLER JACK

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JOHNNY MANNING

THE

CLASSES MARGE EVANS AND DIANNE DANIEL

Class Co-Editors

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Tommy Drury, Legislative Representative; Cos Davis, President; Edward McCormick, Vice President; Dianne Miller, Treasurer; Nancy Starn, Legislative Representative; Esther Page, Secretary; Linda Flanagan, Social Chairman.

Mary Lou Hysinger and Marvin Hines.

FAVORITES

SENIORS FIRST

Row:

WILLIAM A. ALBRIGHT, B.S ... Nashville, Tenn. Business Administration: Bus. Club 2-4; Pres. 4.

ROBERT W. APPLETON, B.S ... Nashville, Tenn. Business Administration:

Transfer Vanderbilt.

JUDITH CAROLYN BABB, B.A ... Oneida, Tenn. Psychology : XAN 1-4; Social Chrmn. 2, Pres. 3; ISC 3; Psych. Club 2-4, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3; TOWER Staff 2-4; Class Off. 3; Dorm Council 2; YW A 1; Mission Band 1-2; Life Service Band 2; BSU Greater Council 4; Who's Who 4.

ANTHONY F. BALLINGER, B.A. Nashville, Tenn. History: Transfer Austin Peay; Psych. Club 3; SNEA 4. SECOND ROW:

FRANCES BARHAM, B.S

Nashville, Tenn.

Biology: XAN 1,2,4; Pep Club 1-2; Science Club 1-2; Spanish Club 1; BSU Greater Council 2.

LINDA BARR, B.S

Nashville, Tenn.

Business Administration

WILLIAM EDWIN BEATY, B.S ... Nashville, Tenn. Psychology & Business Administration: Phi Nu 1-4·; Pres. 3; Legis. Council 2; ISC 3; French Club 2; IRC 2-3; TOWER Staff 3; Psych. Club 3; Science Club 3.

RICHARD BENSON, B.A. . ..... Hermitage, Tenn. Business Administration: Transfer; Bus. Club 4. THIRD

Row:

DAVID BOSTON, B.A. .

Memphis, Tenn.

Transfer Memphis State; Phi Nu 3-4; Dorm Asst. 3; Legis. Council 3; Circle K 3-4.

KATHERINE CLARK BOSWELL, B.S. Guthrie, Ky. Home Economics: Life Service Band 1-4, Off. 2-4; Belltones 2-4, Of. 3; YWA 1-4; XAN 24; SNEA 3-4; Home Ec. Club 2-4; Hostess 4.

JOE. MAC BOYD, JR., B.S ... College Grove, Tenn. Business Administration: Bus. Club 1,2,4; Phi Nu 1,2,4, Vice-Pres. 2.

CHARLES BOZMAN, B.A

Antioch, Tenn.

Major-History FOURTH ROW:

JANIS J. BREWER, B.S

Ramer, Tenn.

Physical Education: Transfer Union University; Science Club 24; Wordsmiths 3-4, Treas. 3; Pems 2-4; XAN 3-4, Intramural Dir. 4; SNEA 3.4.

CARL M. BROWN, B.S

Nashville, Tenn.

Major-Biology

JANICE BROWN, B.A. .

Tullahoma, Tenn.

Major-Elementary Education

ERVIN BUCHANAN,

JR., B.S ... Nashville, Toon.

Business Administration: Bus. Club 2.4; Science Club 3. FIFTH

Row:

LAURA SUE CALDWELL, B.A. ..Nashville, Tenn. Bible: Spanish Club 1-2; Chorale 2; Science Club 4; Bus. Club 4.

WILLIAM FLOYD CATES, JR., B.A. Bolivar, Tenn. Music: Philathians 1-4; Glee Club 1-2; Pep Band 3-4.

POLLY COMER, B.S. .

Murfreesboro, Tenn.

Home Economics: Home Ee. Club 4.

JAMES PHILLIP CRAIGMYLE, B.A. . .... · · · • • Culleoka, Tenn. Bible: Min. Conf. 2-4, Pres. 3. SIXTH ROW:

MILLER JOE CRUTCHFIELD, B.A .... · · · • • • • • • Nashville, Tenn. Business Administration: Min. Con£. 1-2; Bus. Club 4.

COS HOBERT DAVIS, JR., B.A .... Sparta, Tenn. French: Debate Club 1-3; Min. Conf. 1.4; BSU Exec. Council 3; SCA Chief Justice 4; Class Pres. 4; Who's Who 4.

MARCIA ANNE DAVIS, B.S .... Woodbridge, Va. Business Administration: Belltones 1.4; BSU Greater Council 3; XAN 1-3; Spanish Club l; Bus. Club 2.

WILLIAM T. DAVIS, B.A. .... . . Nashville, Tenn. (

Business

Administration: Class Favorite 1-2; Bus. Club. 3-4.

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Row: BONNIE JEANNE DOSCHER, B.A. . . Nashville, Tenn. ELIZABETH DIANNE DRAPER, B.A. . . Knoxville, Tenn.

FIRST

English: Transfer UT; Mission Band 2; XAN 2-4; Alpha Psi Omega 3.4; Wordsmiths 34, Vice-Pres. 4.

HARRY THOMAS DRURY III, B.S . Nashville, Tenn. English & Sociology: Science Club 1-2; Vision Staff 3, Editor 4; SNEA 3-4; Blue Key 3-4; Who's Who 4.

IVAN S. DUGGIN, B.S. .

Nashville, Tenn.

Business Ad'ministration: Chorale 1; Life Service Band 1; Bus. Club 2-4; SNEA 4. SECOND ROW:

WAYNE H. DUGGIN, B.A

Nashville, Tenn.

Organ: Mission Band 1-2; Life Service Band 2; Chorale 1-4; Lang. Club 4; Blue Key 4.

THOMAS C. DUNLAP, B.A..... Nashville, Tenn. Bible: Who's Who 4.

PAT' DUPREE, B.A. ..... . . . . . . . Jacksonville, Fla. Major-History

RONALD DUANE ELLIOTT, B.A. Nashville, Tenn. History: Spanish Club 1-2; SNEA 4. THIRD Row: ALFREDA ANN EMERT, B.A ... Seymour, Tenn.

Elementary Education: XAN 1-4; Class Favorite 2; SNEA 2-4; BSU Publicity Chrmn. 4; YWA 2.4; Life Service Band 1-4; Mission Band 4; Home Ee. Club 3-4; Oratorio 2; Vision Staff 3-4; Lang. Club 3.

SAMMY ESCUE, B.S

Nashville, Tenn.

Business Administration: Bus. Club 4; Spanish Club 2.

Philathians 2;

CHARREY JOAN FARR, B.A ... Nashville, Tenn. Elementary Education: XAN 1; SNEA 1-2.

ANITA ALEXANDER FERGUSON, B.A. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. Elementary Education: Kappa 1-4; Cheerleader 1-2; Pep Club 1-2; SNEA 3.4; May Court 2; Homecoming Court 3; Class Off. 1, 3. FOURTH Row: LINDA MONKS FLANAGAN, B.A. . . . . . . Fayetteville, Tenn.

Elementary Education: Belltones 1-3; XAN 1-3; Life Service Band l; Class Of. 2,4; Chorale 2-3; SNEA 3-4; Pep Club Vice-Pres. 2.

JUDY E. FOGLE, B.A

Hagerstown, Md.

Physical Education: Legis. Council 3; Wordsmiths 2-4; YWA 1-2; Pems 3.4; Pep Club 3-4; SNEA 3-4; XAN 2-4.

ED FOX, B.A

Nashville, Tenn. Major-English

BILLIE FREELS, B.A

Nashville, Tenn.

Major-History FIFTH Row: JOSEPH W. GIBSON, B.A ... St. Petersburg, Fla.

Church Music: Transfer Florida State 3; Glee Club 3-4; Chorale 3-4.

WALTER GILBERT, B.A

Nashville, Tenn.

Major-English

PATSY GOBBELL, B.S ..... Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Business Administration: Kappa 1-3; Dorm Council Treas. 2; Bus. Club 2-3.

JANET F. GREEN, B.S

Geneva, Ky.

Biology: Psych. Club 3-4; SNEA 1,4; Science Club 3.4. SIXTH ROW:

MARTHA GROVES, B.A. .

Orlinda, Tenn.

Psychology: Spanish Club 1-2; YWA l; XAN 24; SNEA 3-4.

MARY GROVES, B.A

Orlinda, Tenn.

Elementary Education: Spanish Club 1-2; YWA 1; XAN 2-4; SNEA 3-4.

WANDA HOOPER HAMILTON, B.A. . . McEwen, Tenn. English: Kappa 1-2; Wordsmiths 1-3; Life Service Band 1-2; Legis. Council 3; SNEA 2-4; Vision Staff 1; Min. Wives Fellowship 3-4.

CHARLIE HENRY HARRIS, B.A. Fayetteville, Ga. Psychology:

Transfer Truett-McConnell 3-4; Who's Who 4.

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SENIORS FrnsT Row: WAYLAND HARTSFIELD, B.A. Springfield, Tenn.

Major-Bible

LOIS HARVEY, B.A. .

Nashville, Tenn.

Elementary Education: Transfer Marshall University 3; SNEA 3-4.

RONALD HARVEY, B.S

Springfield, Tenn.

Business Administration: Phi Nu 1-4; Spanish Club 3.

CAROLYN HAY, B.A. .

Bus. Club 3-4;

Eagleville, Tenn.

English: Transfer MTSU; XAN 3-4, Pres. 4; Dorm Council 3; YWA 2-3; Life Service Band 2-3; Mission Band 2; Class Favorite 3; Class Off. 3; BSU Greater Council 2-3; SGA Exec. Council 4; ISC 4; SNEA 3-4; Who's Who 4. SECOND ROW:

ROBERT HAYDEN, B.A

Evansville, Ind.

Psychology: Class Pres. 1; Psych. Club Pres. 2; Legis. Council 1-2; Spanish Club 1-3; IRC 1-2; SGA Vice-Pres. 3; Blue Key Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Philathians 1-4.

JAMES LEE HAYNER, B.A. ..Huntington, W.Va. History: BSU Council 1-2; Glee Club 1-2; Intramural Council 2; Bus. Club 3-4; Philathians 1-4; Life Service Band 1-3.

ANN CHERYL HEAD, B.A. . .... Owensboro, Ky. Elementary Education : XAN 1-4; Dorm Council 4; SNEA 2-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Pep Club 1-2.

CAROLYN HICKS, B.A

Jonesboro, Tenn.

Elementary Education: Mission Band 1-3; SNEA 4; Dorm Council 3. THIRD Row: MARVIN HINES, B.A. .

Hopkinsville, Ky.

History: Blue Key 3-4; Philathians 1-4; BSU Exec. Council 3-4; Class Vice-Pres. 1-2; Dorm Council Vice-Pres. 2.

MARY ANN HOLT, B.A

Nashville, Tenn.

Elementary Education: SNEA 2.4; Kappa 1-4; Chorale 2,4.

ROBERT HUGHES, B.S

Crossett, Ark.

Business Administration: Circle K; Phi Nu 1-4; Class Favorite 3; Bus. Club.

MARY LOU HYSINGER, B.A. . . Cleveland, Tenn. Elementary Education: XAN 1-4, Ofcer 2-4; Life Service Band 1-3; Pep Club 1-4; Home Ee. Club l; SNEA 1-4; French Club 1; Dorm Council 2; Legis. Council 3; Class Off. 2; BSU Exec. Council 4; Editor of The Guide 4. FOURTH ROW:

PATRICIA JEAN IRWIN, B.S... Nashville, Tenn. Business Administration: Spanish Club 1; Bus. Club 1-4, Sec. 3-4; Speechmasters 4.

DAVID JICKA, B.A. .

Springfield, Tenn.

Bible: Transfer Tenn. Tech; Glee Club 1; Oratorio 1-2; Min. Conf. 1-4; Mission Band 1,2,4; Life Service Band 1-2; BSU Greater Council 1; TOWER Staff 1.

ROBERT B. JOHNSON, B.S ..... Nashville, Tenn. Business Administration: Phi Nu 1; Bus. Club 4.

RETA DOYLE JONES, B.A ... Jefferson City, Tenn. English :

Transfer

Carson-Newman; SNEA 3-4.

French

Club

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DERRALL L. KINARD, B.S ..... Nashville, Tenn. Major-Physical Education

STELLA KNIGHT, B.A

Nashville, Tenn.

Major-Elementary Education

FREDERICK M. LATHAM, B.S ... Nashville, Tenn. Business Administration: Transfer Murray State; Club 3-4; Blue Key 3-4; Phi Nu 1.

Bus.

PATRICIA A. LINK, B.A ..... White House, Tenn. English: Kappa 1-4; Legis. Council 3; SNEA 3-4; Class Off. 3. SIXTH ROW:

EDWARD LEE MeCORMICK, B.S. Nashville, Tenn.

Business Administration: Class Vice-Pres. 4; Philathians 1-3; Spanish Club 4; Bus. Club 2-4.

SHIRLEY LAWLER McCORMICK, B.S. • ••••••• New Market, Ala. Home Economics: Class Sec. 3; Home Ee. Club 2-4, Pres. 3; XAN 1-3; Spanish Club 2-3; Pep Club 1-2; Dorm Council 23.

M. DOUGLAS MeLEAN, B.A ...•• Nashville, Tenn. Major-History

DAVID M~MAHON, B.S; •..··. - {St. Loµis Pf°: Business Administration: Philathians 2-4; Alpha Psi omega 34; p. cii a.4; sat Photographer 34.

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THE 1 9 6 6 FIRST Row: RUTH ALICE MEFFORD, B.A ... Nashville, Tenn. Elementary Education: Science Club 2; SNEA 2-4.

BETTY CONE MILLER, B.S. . ... Nashville, Tenn. Business Administration: Transfer Tenn. Tech.; Club 1; SNEA 4.

French

NILLA DIANNE MILLER, B.A. Old Hickory, Tenn. Elementary Education: Kappa 1-4; Legis. Council 4; Belltones 1-4; Class Off. 4; SNEA 1-4; Chorale 3-4; YWA 1; Spanish Club 1; Life Service Band 4.

OLENA MINOR, B.A. .

Shelbyville, Tenn.

Elementary Education: Larng. Club 1-3; Treas. 2; SNEA 3.4.

Dorm Council

SECOND ROW: BRENDA ELAINE MORGAN, B.A. . . Beersheba Springs, Tenn. English: Kappa 2-4; Psych. Club 3-4; Legis. Council 3.

JAMES M. NASH, B.S.

. . . . . Sparta, Tenn.

Major-Business Administration

ELIZABETH NEWTON, B.A

Newbern, Tenn.

Music: YWA Pres. 3; Dorm Council, Pres. 4; Belltones 1-4; Who's Who 4.

JUDITH GAYLE NICHOLS, B.A. Woodbury, Tenn. Major-Elementary Education

THIRD Row: SYLVIA MAY OBENCHAIN, B.A

Irwin, Pa.

History: XAN 2-4; Life, Service Band 1,2,4; Mission Band 1-4; BSU Greater Council 3; YWA 1-2; IRC 1-4; SNEA 1-4; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 1-3; Oratorio 1-2.

ESTHER PAGE, B.S

Nashville, Tenn.

Major-Business Administration

BEN PETREL, B.A. .

Gainesville, Ga.

History: Transfer Carson-Newman

JAMES PREVEAUX, B.A

Charleston, S.C.

Psychology : Transfer Truett-McConnell; Min. Conf. 3.4; BSU Greater Council 3.4.

FOURTH Row: JOE D. PUCKETT, B.S

Nashville, Tenn.

Major-Business Administration

JIM T. PULLIAM, B.S

Bolivar, Tenn.

Business Administration: Philathians 1.4; Glee Club 1-4; Circle K 24; Bus. Club 2.4.

LITA CAROL REDMON, B.A. . ..... Benton, Ky. English: Kappa 1-4; Class Of. 2; Life Service Band 1-2; SNEA 2-4; Dorm Council 2-3, Pres. 3; WSGA Vice-Pres. 3; BSU Greater Council 4; French Club l; Belltones 1-4.

WARNER R. REYNOLDS, B.A ... Nashville, Tenn. Major-History

FIFTH Row: JUNE RIDDLE, B.A. .

Albany, Ky.

Major-English

LINDA ROBERTS, B.A

Nashville, Tenn.

Major-English

FAYE ROBESON, B.A

Nashville, Tenn.

Elementary Education: Transfer MTSU; XAN 2-3; Latin Club 2-3; Mission

Belltones 2-3; Band 2.3.

MARY BOB SHANNON, B.A ..... Portland, Tenn. Elementary Education: Spanish Club 1-2; Belltones 2; Kappa 24; Legis. Rep. 3; SNEA 3-4.

SIXTH ROW: JAMES M. SIMMONS, B.A

Sparta, Mich.

History: BSU Intramural Dir., 2; BSU Exec. Council 2; Dorm Chaplain 2; Legis. Council 3; Life Service Band 1-4; Mission Band 1-4; Min. Conf. 1-4.

MARTHA SKELTON, B.A

Nashville, Tenn.

English: Spanish Club 1; YWA 1-2; Mission Band 2; Psych. Club 2; Pep Club 2; XAN 1,2,4; Vision Staff 4; Who's Who 4.

BEVERLY SMITH, B.A

Nashville, Tenn.

English: XAN 1-2; Pep Club 2; French Club 1-3; SNEA 4; Vision Staff 3.4; Dorm Council 3.

CAROLYN LUCILLE SMITH, B.A. Carthage, Tenn. Elementary Education: Life Service Band 1-3; YWA 1-3; Spanish Club 1-2; Kappa 1.4; Mission Band 24; SNEA 3-4.

SENIORS FIRST Row:

JERRY N. SMITH, B.A

Madison, Tenn.

Major-Music

SUE ANN SPRADLIN, B.S

McEwen, Tenn.

Home Economics: Home Ee. Club 1-4; Dorm Council 2; SNEA 3-4.

NANCY STARN, B.A

Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

History: Kappa 1-4; Dorm Chrmn. 3; Belltones 1-4; Class Off. 4; YWA 1-3; Life Service Band 1-2; Pep Club 1-4; French Club 1,2.

EDDIE STEAGALL, B.A. .

Lewisburg, Tenn.

Major-History

SECOND ROW:

JERRY SULLIVAN, B.S

Nashville, Tenn.

Business

1-4;

Administration:

Basketball

Baseball

1-3.

HAROLD L. TARPLEY, B.S ... Springfield, Tenn. Biology: Philathians 2-4; Life Service Band 2-3, Pres. 3; Blue Key 3.4; Physics Award 2; SNEA 4.

JO THOMAS, B.A

Webster, Tenn.

Elementary Education: Transfer North Texas State; SNEA 3-4; Kappa 3-4; BSU Exec. Council 4; Dorm Council, Vice-Pres. 4; Psych. Club 3.4.

VIVIAN D. TODD, B.A

Nashville, Tenn.

Elementary Education: Transfer Blue Mountain; Homecoming Court 2; Lang. Club 34, Pres. 3; SNEA 3-4; May Court 3; WSGA Board 4; Kappa 2.4.

THIRD Row:

JIM TROUTNER, B.A. .

Tanner, Ala.

Music: Circle K 2-4; Blue Key 3-4; Glee Club 1-4; Dorm Council, Pres. 3; SGA Pres. 4.

M. WILLIAM TROY, JR., B.A ... Nashville, Tenn. Major-History

JAMES H. TURBEVILLE, B.A ... Nashville, Tenn. Major-English

DALE VINCENT, B.A

Bremen, Ky.

Elemenetary Education: Glee Club 14; Philathian 1-4; Circle K 3-4; Dorm Council 3; SNEA 4.

FOURTH ROW:

JOY WALKER, B.A. .

Nashville, Tenn.

English & Spanish: Spanish Club 1-2; Epsilon 3-4; Lang. Club 3-4; Spanish Award 3.

JIM WALLACE, B.S

Nashville, Tenn.

Major-Business Administration

BARBARA FAYE WARD, B.A ... Nashville, Tenn. Elementary Education: Kappa 1-2; Home Ee. 1-2; IRC 2-3; SNEA 4.

ROBERT J. WEBER, B.S

Nashville, Tenn.

Business Administration: Bus. Club 4.

FIFTH ROW:

LOUIE G. WINSTEAD, B.A ..... Nashville, Tenn. History: Min. Conf. 1-4; Debate Club 3.

ROBERT ALLEN WORTHINGTON, B.S ........• Nashville, Tenn. Biology: Science Club 3.4;

JANE YEISER, B.A.

SNEA 3-4.

. . Waynesboro, Tenn.

Church Music: Bell tones 1-2; Chorale 1-4; Psych. Club 3.

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Jack Redden, Legislative Representative; Dorothy Fleming, Vice President; Phyllis Hale, Social Chairman; Amanda Uffieman, Legislative Representative; Martha Wilkinson, Treasurer; John Clark, President; Aledia Shields, Secretary.

John Clark and Arlene Robertson.

FAVORITES

J u N I FIRST

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Row:

HERMAN ALFRED ADCOCK

Coalfield

PATRICIA C. ADKINS

Shelbyville

SUE ALLEN

Greenbrier

JERRY ANDERSON

Nashville

SECOND ROW:

FLORINDA E. ARGUELLO

Mexico City

KENNETH ARMSTRONG

Nashville

THOMAS E. ASHTON

Nashville

GAYLE BAIN

Nashville

THIRD

Row:

GARY H. BAKER

Nashville

ROBERT BALDRIDGE

Nashville

FREIDA BARKER

Nashville

KENNETH R. BARTLETT

Nashville

FouRTH Row:

RONALD BAUMGARTNER

Nashville

MARYLIN BELL

.. . . .Bethpage

MYRA BERRY

Russellville, Ky.

ALVIN BISHOP

Douglasville, Ga.

FIFTH Row:

ANGELA BONE

Nashville

RICHARD BOYD

Murfreesboro

JANE BOZMAN

Nashville

RONNIE BREWER

Nashville

SIXTH Row:

VIRGINIA BRIDGES

Nashville

HOWARD V. BRINDLEY

Nashville

R. WAYNE BRINDLEY

Nashville

BEVERLY BURRELL

Cornelia, Ga.

SEVENTH ROW:

JOHN MELBORN BUTLER

Nashville

CHARLES LEE CALVERT

St. Louis, Mo.

MIKE CANTRELL

Nashville

VIRGIL CAPELLEN

Nashville

EIGHTH

Row:

JANICE CARMAN

........................••• Fayetteville

SARAH CARTER ...........................••• Clarksville JANE CHUMLEY

Greenville, Ky.

CA THY CLARK ...........................••••• Nashville

T H E

1 9 6 6

FIRST Row: JOHN CLARK BARBARA JEAN COLEMAN

Nashville Nashville

ROGER COONER

Titusville, Fla.

BILLY ROY COPE

McMinnville

SECOND ROW: DOROTHY A. CRITTENDEN TOMMY L. CURTIS ANNE DANIEL DIANNE DANIEL

Nashvilie Alexandria Stanton Tullahoma

THIRD Row: CHARLES W. DAVIDSON

Donelson

NELS IE DAVIDSON

Nashville

RUTH DAW

Murfreesboro

PAT DONALDSON

New Market

FOURTH ROW: MICHAEL A. DORSET

Nashville

TOMMY DOWNS

Nashville

DONNA DOWTHITT BILL EVANS

Madison, Illl. Cleveland

FIFTH Row: MARGARET ANNE EVANS

Nashville

JOHN C. FARRELL

Nashville

DOROTHY LOUISE FLEMING HAROLD FIRESTONE

Old Hickory Nashville

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SrxTH Row: NANCY FORD

Nashville

DIANA GABHART

Nashville

BRENDA GALLAHER

Nashville

DARLENE CIVAN

.. . . . . . Homewood, Ill.

SEVENTH ROW: RODERICK M. GLEN

Nashville

GAYLON GLOVER

Nashville

TOMMY GOSSETT

Mt. Juliet

SHIRLEY GRAVES

Lawrenceburg

EIGHTH Row: VIRGINIA GROGAN

Nashville

PAULA A. GULLETT

Mt. Pleasant

JOE M. HACKNEY PHYLLIS DEAN HALE

Nashville McMinnville

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J u N I

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FIRST Row:

ERNEST HAMILTON

Mitchellville

JOHNNY W. HAMILTON KENNETH HAMILTON

Nashville Nashville

PAMELA HANVEY

Clarksbury, Md.

SECOND ROW:

NELL DORIS HARRIS

Nashville

LAUREL PAULETTE HART

Nashville

TOMMY HART

Nashville

JEANETTE HENRY

Nashville

THIRD

Row:

GRANVILLE HICKS

Nashville

BROWNIE HOLLOWA y

Summertown

HOY HUDDLESTON, JR. .

Lebanon

WALTER JAKES

Joelton

FOURTH

Row:

JAMES LARRY JOHNSON ...................... Nashville ROSEMARY JOHNSON

........................ Nashville

DAVID W. JONES ............................ Springfield DONALD G. JONE'S ............................ Nashville

FIFTH

Row:

PAUL A. KANN ON PEGGY KEESE

Madison Winchester

LEWIS WINFRED KIN ARO

Madison

VADEN E. KINSLOW

Nashville

SIXTH

Row:

CAROLYN KIRKLAND

Nashville

ROBERT L. KNUPP

Columbia

LARRY W. LANKFORD

Nashville

RONALD LEMMONS

Bell Buckle

SEVENTH ROW:

CONNIE LESCH

Nashville

SUE MALONE

. . . . Nashville

BENNIE MANLEY

Marion, Ky.

JOY MARSHALL

Antioch

EIGHTH

Row:

TERRY MASON ................................ Nashville JOHN MATTHEWS ............................. Nashville GARY McDONALD ........................ Greenville, Ky. FRANI McLEAN ............................... Nashville

T H E

1 9 6 6

FIRsr Row: C. A. MEISEL ROGER MOORE GEORGE MORAN DIANN MUIR

Bowling Green, Ky. Nashville Nashville Union, Mo.

SECOND ROW: ROY MULLENS

Waverly

DARLENE NIX

Lawrenceburg

JOHN NIXON

Lebanon

HM NUGENT

Nashville

THIRD Row: WAYNE OAKS

Nashville

GWEN PADGETT

. . . Duckton

DAISY PASS

Buford, Ga.

JOE PASS

Madison

FOURTH ROW: ONITTA PATRICK

Nashville

JO ANN PATTERSON

Picayune, Miss.

JAMES PEIFER

Rockville, Md.

CAROLYN PERRY

Nashville

FIFTH ROW: SHARON PIPER

Nashville

ANNE PORTER

Cincinnati, Ohio

ROBERT A. POYNOR BOB PURVIS

Nashville Hamilton, N.C.

SIXTH Row: JOE REASONOVER

Nashville

JACK REDDEN, JR

Old Hickory

BRENDA RICKMAN

Watertown

RHEA RIPPEY

Nashville

SEVENTH ROW: TERRY RISNER

Waynesboro

LARRY ROBERTS

Nashville

ARLENE ROBERTSON

Lakeland, Fla.

PAULA ROBERTSON

Old Hickory

EICHTH ROW: DAVID ROBINSON SA MIR SA'D

Cleveland . .Mafrq, Jordan

GALEN SANDERS

Nashville

JACKIE WAYNE SHANNON

Nashville

J u N I 0 R s FIRST Row: JAMES SHELBY

Columbia

ALEDIA SHIELDS

Greenville, Ky.

KAY SHOWN

Nashville

EMILY SKAGGS

Nashville

SECOND Row: BRYAN SMITH

Nashville

SARAH SMITH

Washington, D.C.

JERRY W. SORAN!

Nashville

WILLIAM R. SPROUSE

Nashville

THIRD Row: RICHARD STEPHENSON

Fayetteville

BRENDA STORIE

By;rdstown

SALLY STROUD

Nashville

WILLIAM T. SUDDARTH

New Middleton

FOURTH ROW: DON THOMPSON .............................. Nashville SHIRLEY TRESCH

Nashville

JAMES TROUP

New Smyrna, Fla.

D. A. TRUAN .................................• Nashville

FIFTH Row: AMANDA UFFELMAN ........................• Nashville FRED VANTREASE

...........................• Lebanon

LINDA WALL ................................•• Nashville WILLIAM WALL .............................•• Nashville

SIXTH ROW: JERRY WATERS

Glennville, Ga.

WILLIAM C. WEBB ...........................• Nashville GEORGE WEST

Nashville

BOBBY WHITE

Ypsilanti, Mich.

SEVENTH ROW: GARLAND WIGGINS

...................... ····· Nashville

MARTHA WILKINSON ....................... Whitehouse BONNIE S. WILLIAMS .................... Louisville, Ky. MARIANNE WILLIAMSON

Sanford, Fla.

EIGHTH Row: ALTON WILSON

.............................. Nashville

NORMADELLE WILSON ...................••• Byrdstown WAYNE WOOD

• • .Springfield

GARY W. YORK ............................... Franklin

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

Bob Johnson, President; Suzanne Allred, Secretary; Tom McCutchen, Legislative Representative; Tommy Himes, Treasurer; Dennis Fields, Vice President; Kim Surber, Legislative Representative; Deannie Wood, Social Chairman.

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David Moore and Deannie Wood.

FAVORITES

SOPHOMORES FIRST

Row:

DENNIS CHARLES AKIN

Nashville

ROYCE ALLEN ...........................•.••• Nashville SUZANNE ALLRED ..........................•• Knoxville SCOTTY ANDERSON

Statesboro, Ga.

SECOND ROW:

JACK ASHWORTH .........................•••• Madison RONALD W. BAILEY .......................••• Nashville WAYNE BAILIFF ...........................•••• Madison MARGARET BAIRD

Adairville, Ky.

THIRD ROW:

CONNIE. BAKER .............................•• Nashville FAYE BALDRIDGE ........................•••• Nashville BONNIE CLAIRE BARRETT

Murfreesboro

SUZANNE BATES ..........................•••••• Joleton

FOURTH ROW:

TERRY BEAGLEY .......................•••••• Nashville JAMES W. BELL

Sparta, Ga.

SHEILA BINKLEY ........................••••• Nashville MARILYN BISHOP ........................•••• Nashville

Row: RONALD E. BLEVINS .......................... Nashville

FIFTH

MARY DIANNE BRADY ....................•••• Nashville HOW ARD BRAGDON ......................••••• Nashville MARY ALICE' BRAZIER ..................... . . . .Pulaski

SIXTH

Row:

JERRY BREEDLOVE ........................... Nashville JUDY BREWER ..............................•• Nashville STEVE BRIGGS

.........................•••••• Nashville

BETSY N. BROWN

Murfreesboro

SEVENTH ROW:

DAVID BROWN

Gainesvi.lle, Ga.

PATSY ANN BROWN .......................••• Nashville STEVE BROWN

. .Old Hickory

EVELYN BUCHANAN ......................•••• Nashville

EIGHTH

Row:

SUZY BUTLER ..............................• Tullahoma MALINDA CALDWELL ...................•••••• Madison SHERRY CAMMUSE ......................••••• Nashville ANN CAMPBELL : ........................••• Auburn, Ky.

THE ·1966 Row:

FIRST

HARRY CAMPBELL

San Francisco, Calif.

ROBERT CARROLL

Chapel Hill

DUNCAN CARVER

Nashville

SUE CHANCE

Madison

SECOND ROW:

CAROLLE CHANEY

Franklin, Ky.

VESTER CHOATE

Nashville

ANDREA COLLEY

Farmington, Ky.

WILLIAM CONNELL

Nashville

THIRD ROW:

JERRY C. COOK

Nashville

NORMA J. COOPER

Nashville

MARTHA DAVENPORT

Madison

MARY SUE DAVIS

FOURTH

Branchville, Va.

Row;

MARY DeMARDES

. . . . . Nashville

CHARLES DIBRELL

Nashville

CAROL DORRIS

Wheaton, Md.

WAYNE C. DORRIS

FIFTH

Springfield

Row:

BOBBY A. DRAKE

Lynnville

SCOTT DRUMMOND

Camden

JAMES V. DYER

Nashville

JACK M. EDENS

Nashville

SIXTH ROW:

JANE FARMER

Charlotte, N.C.

LARRY FARMER

McMinnville

SANDRA FARMER

Springfield

TERRY FARRIS

Winchester

SEVENTH ROW:

DENNIS FIELDS

Goodlettsville

PAT FIFE JOSEPH FOLK DA YID FRANKLIN

EIGHTH

Carrier Mills, Ill. ,

Nashville Dellrose

Row:

MARIE, GARRETT

McMinnville

DENNIS GIBSON

Atlanta, Ga.

PATRICIA GILBERT JACKIE GIPSON

Nashville West Frankfort, Ill.

SOPHOMORES Frnsr Row: WILLIAM GIRARD CATHY GOUGE

Na;hville Morristown

RONALD GOURLEY

Hendersonville

ARNOLD GREGORY

Nashville

SECOND ROW:

BRUCE GRUBBS

Madison

RETA GUNN

Winchester

LINDA HALE

Nashville

IRENE HAMMOND

THIRD

Franklin, Ky.

Row:

WILLIAM HANKINS

Nunnelly

THOMAS HARPER

Nashville

ROBERT HAYES

Lawrenceburg

ROBERT HAYNIE

Nashville

FouRTH Row:

ALICE HELTON

Nashville

JERRY HICKS

Nashville

LARRY HIGGINS

Savannah

WILLIAM HILL

Nashville

FIFTH

Row:

TOMMY HIMES

Shelbyville

CAROL HITE

Old Hickory

BETTY HOBBS

Maryville

ROBERT HODGE

Nashville

SIXTH

Row:

CLAUDIA HOLDER

Winchester

GEORGIA HOLLEY

Hendersonville

LANNY HOLMES

Nashville

SHARLENE HUDSON

Nashville

SEVENTH ROW:

JOHN HUGAR

Nashville

ROBERT JOHNSON

Centerville

FREDDY KEITH

Nashville

EDWARD KELLEY

Nashville

EIGHTH

Row:

RITA KNAPP ........................... Rock Island, Ill. DeLANA LANGLEY HENSLEE LANKFORD

Nashville . . Nashville

RACHEL LANKFORD ...................... Franklin, Ky.

THE 1966 FIRST Row:

EMMETT LAWLER

Donelson

BEVERLY LEDBETTER

Nashville

JUDY LINDSAY

Mascot

TAN A LITTLE

Nashville

SECOND ROW:

LARRY LOCKHART

Nashville

JOHNNY MANNING

Bowling Green, Ky.

PATRICIA MARSHALL MARILYN MAR TIN

Morristown Nashville

THIRD Row:

THOMAS MARTIN

Nashville

PAM MASSEY

Columbia

MARY DALE MASSIE

Nashville

CAROL McCALL

Shelbyville

FouRTH Row:

THOM McCUTCHEN

Nashville

JOYCE, McGILL

Springfield

JAMES MERCER

Elizabethtown, Ky.

CAROLYN MILES

Goodlettsville

FIFTH ROW:

RUTH MILLENBINE

Coal City, Ill.

CONSTANCE MOORE

Nashville

DAYID MOORE JOHN MOORE

Winchester Cedartown, Ga.

SIXTH ROW:

LARRY MORPHIS

Nashville

JOYCE MURRELL

Lawrenceburg

CHARLOTTE NEWSOM

Shelbyville

DEANNE NICHOLS

Hermitage

SEVENTH ROW:

HAR OLD O'BRIEN

Nashville

WILLIAM OGDEN

Nashville

BRENT O'HARA

Nashville

LAURA OSTEEN

Nashville

EIGHTH ROW:

NAOMI PAGE

Nashville

THOMAS PATTON

Nashville

GARY PENNINGTON

Nashville

ANN PEYTON

Nashville

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SOPHOMORES FIRST

Row:

PHILLIS PINKSTON

Columbia

LINDA POOLE

Greenbrier

SYLVIA POSEY

Columbia

BONNIE POWELL

Falls Church, Va.

SECOND ROW:

JUDY POWERS

Nashville

WAYNE PROVENCE

Nashville

RICHARD RANDOLPH

Madison

MARY RAY

Nashville

THIRD ROW:

LEON REED

Chattanooga

NEIMAN KELL

. . . . . . . . McMinnville

STEVEN RIGGAN

Nashville

LAURA ROBINSON

Nashville

FOURTH ROW:

LINA ROGERS

Winchester

MICHAEL ROLL

Greenville, Ky.

RUBEN ROSALES

Guatemala, C. A.

RANDY ROARK

FIFTH

Chattanooga

Row: Irvington, N. J.

RUDY ROSZAK JERRY ROWLAND

Nashville

PATRICIA RUDY

Nashville

KATHRYN SAUNDERS

Nashville

SIXTH

Row:

JANE SHANNON ..............................• Nashville JOHN SHELTON ..............................• Nashville PATRICIA SHELTON ..........................• Nashville WILLIAM SIMPSON .........................••• Lebanon

SEVENTH ROW:

ANESKA SMARTT ......................•••••• Mt. Juliet CHARLES SMITH

.....................•••••••• Nashville

CHARLES W. SMITH ....................•••••• Nashville JAMES R. SMITH

EIGHTH

Mayfield, Ky.

Row:

RUTH SMITH ............................. Marietta, Ga. WILLIAM SNOW .............................• Nashville MARILEE SOYARS ......................... Auburn, Ky. ANN STAFFORD ........................••••• Hermitage

SOPHOMORES FIRST Row: ROBERT STEPHENS

Atlanta, Ga.

THOMAS STERRITT

Nashville

DON SUMMER

Nashville

KIM SURBER

Tullahoma

SECOND Row: TERRY SNYDER

Arlington, Va.

ALAN TANKSLEY

Nashville

RICHARD TARPY

Nashville

GENIE TAYLOR

Lewisburg

THIRD Row: MARY LEE THOMAS

Smith's Grove, Ky.

SAMMIE LOU THOMAS

Princeton, Ky.

BECKY THOMPSON

Madison

ROBERT THOMPSON

Nashville

FOURTH Row: CAROL TURBEVILLE CONNIE VARGO

. . ..

Goodlettsville

St. Clair Shores, Mich.

CHARLES VAUGHN

Nashville

JACKIE WAGGONER

Nashville

FIFTH Row: RICHARD WARREN DAVID WATSON

. . . . Hendersonville Manchester

LINDA WEAVER

Nashville

DONALD WEILAND

Clarksville

SIXTH ROW: ANNETTE WELLS

Rock Island, Ill.

JESSICA WHEELER

Greenville, Ky.

DORINDA WHITE

Columbia

JAMES WHITTAKER

Franklin

SEVENTH Row: CYNTHIA WILLIAMS

Wheatin, Md.

MURRAY WIMMER

Nashville

DEANIE WOOD

Nashville

JANE WORLEY

Franklin

EIGHTH Row: SHERRY WRIGHT

Nashville

DALE YATES

Nashville

REBECCA YATES

Greenville, Ky.

FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS

wayne Randolph, President; Mickey Trevathan_ Yfg} Prejdent: Julianne Simmons, Treasurer; Ellen Bradbury, Social Oh]}}9j Beth Tullock, Legislative Representative; Ken Brown, Legislative Representative,. NOT PICTURED: Joyce Andrews, Secretary.

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FAVORITES

THE 1 9 6 6 FIRST

Row:

JAMES M. ADCOX

Nashville

TOM ALLEY

Nashville

MORGAN ALRED

Harriman

ALMA ANDERSON

Athens • •.~ ..·······~· ••.· ..

SECOND

Row:

CHARLES M. ANDERSON

Athens

JUDITH ANN ANDERSON

Camden

THIRD

Fayetteville

Nashville

DAVID ARNOLD

Nashville

LINDA ARNOLD

Shelbyville

BECKY ARRINGTON

Nashville

FOURTH

Row:

ERIC MICHAEL ATKINS

Nashville

PATTIE E. BAIN

Nashville

DAVID J. BAKER

Nashville

LARRY BAKER

Nashville

FIFTH

Row:

ELIZABETH BARHAM

Lewisburg

DOTTY D. BARRETT

Nashville

GAYLE BARRETT ALBERT BASS

Franklin, Ky. Nashville

SIXTH ROW:

CATHY BA TES

Nashville

DANNY R. BATES

Nashville

VIRGINIA BATES

Nashville

MARY JANE BATEY

Nashville

SEVENTH

Row:

GARY BATTS

Nashville

BILL C. BATY

Nashville

CYNTHIA HOLMES BEATTY PATRICIA BEHM

Signal Mtn. Nashville

EIGHTH ROW:

JERRY H. BELL

Old Hickory

FRANCES BELL

Antioch

LINDA BIBRY DONALD BINKLEY

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Row:

JOYCE M. ANDREWS

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Toms River, NJ.

JANICE ANDERSON

ROBERT ANDERSON

" .•

. . . . . Nashville Springfield

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FRESHMEN FrRsT Row: GARY BISE ................................••• Hermitage BEVERLY BLACK

Memphis

LANA. BOGGS ..............................• Fayetteville WILLIAM BOMAR

Nashville

SECOND ROW: STEVE BONE

Nashville

JOHN BOWLES

Nashville

LINDA, BOYTE

Nashville

ELLEN BRADBURY

Nashville

THIRD Row: ROBERT W. BRAMBLETT .................•••• Hillsboro ROBERT BRINKLEY

Nashville

RONALD BRINKLEY

Springfield

CHARLES BROWN .....................••••• Fayetteville

FOURTH ROW: LINDA BROWN

Russellville, Ky•

KENNETH R. BROWN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nashville MARGARET BROWN ~ ......••••• Chattanooga CHARLES BROWNLEE ..................•••••••• Antioch

FIFTH Row: RAYMOND BUCHANAN ................••••••• Nashville SANDRA BUFFINGTON

Nashville

LARRY C. BULLION

Nashville

JOHN E. BURFORD

Hartsville

SIXTH Row: SHARON BURNETT

Old Hickory

DANNY BUSH .........................•••• Franklin, Ky. JANE BUSH ..........................•••• Hendersonville JANIE CORINNE BUTLER

. . . . . . . • • • • • • Shelbyville

SEVENTH ROW: TERRY BUTLER ............................•• :Nashville NANCY BYRUM ...........................•••• Nashville CONNIE CAGLE ............................•• Tullahoma JANET CALLAHAN ..........................•••• Hixson

EIGHTH Row: ANN CALLAWAY

Fukuoka, Japan

SHELBY JEAN CAMPBELL ...........•••••••• Columbia CHARLES WAYNE CARSON ANN E. CARTER

Nashville Tell City, Ind.

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THE FIRST

I 9 6 6

Row:

CONNIE CARTER

Memphis

STARR CAYCE

Nashville

JAMES K. CHADWICK

Crossville

JOE CHAMBERS

Nashville

SECOND ROW:

CYNTHIA CHOATE

Franklin

JANET R. CLARK

Summertown

KENNETH E. CLAY

Madison

BUSTER CLINARD

•...................... . . . . Nashville

THIRD

Row:

JOHNNY CLINE

Nashville

RICHARD COBLE

Nashville

M. PARNICK COE

Franklin

DONNA COLE

Nashville

FOURTH ROW:

DAVID LEE COLEMAN

Nashville

DEBBY COLEMAN

Nashville

CHARLOTTE COLES

Nashville

JOHN COLES

Nashville

FIFTH

Row:

DAVID COMER

Lawrenceburg

VIRGINIA COOPER

Gallatin

GARY COUSER

Nashville

THOMAS E. COWELL

Nashville

SIXTH

Row:

SUE COX

Charleston, Mo.

DAVID R. CRADDOCK

Nashville

HARRIETT A. CRAIG

Gallatin

MARION CRAIN

Nashville

SEVENTH ROW:

LAKIN CROSS

Mt. Hope, Ala.

OLIVIA A. CUMMINGS

Franklin, Ky.

RUBY CUNNINGHAM CHARLES VAN CURRIN

Nashville Fayetteville

EIGHTH ROW:

SUSAN CUTRELL SUSAN DALLAS

Nashville Bowling Green, Ky.

CARL LEE. DA VIS

Quebeck

DIANE DA VIS

Madison

FRESHMEN FIRST

Row:

HELEN DAVIS

Madison

JUDY DeBERRY ..............................•.• Orlinda CAROLYN DEMPSEY

Adairville, Ky.

JANE DENNEY ..............................•• Carthage

SECOND Row: GLENDA DENNIS

Nashville

JO ANN DICKERSON ........................••• Smyrna JOEDY DICKEY ..............................••• Wrigley BRENDA DICKSON ..........................•• Nashville

THIRD

Row:

LINDA DICKSON ............................... Nashville JAMES DIXON ..............................••• Madison DAWN DOBBS ..............................••• Nashville CINDY DONNELL .........................•••• Nashville

FOURTH ROW:

DIANA DOYLE .............................••• Nashville RICHARD DRIVER .......................•• White House MARY DUNAWAY ........................••••• Nashvilie WILLIAM DUNN ..........................•••• Nashville

FIFTH Row: Nashville DURWARD LAW ..................... ····· ..... CAROLYNN DYER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . East Detroit, Mich.

RODGER EAKIN

South Pittsburg

JOHNNY EARHART ......................••••• Nashville

SIXTH

Row:

DAVID- ELLIS ................... ····· ... ··••• ••

Nashville

Nashville FRANK ELLIS ................ ····· ..........•• Nashville TERRY ELLIOTT ............ ······· .......••• BILLY ELLISON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • Nashville

SEVENTH ROW:

. Murfreesboro ALICE ELROD ................. ····· BILL EPLEY ............................·••• • • • Nashville Nashville MICHAEL ERWIN ............................. PATRICIA EVANS '. .Woodburn, Ky.

EIGHTH

Row:

CAROLE EZELL ..............................• Nashville JUDY FAIRBANKS ............................ Nashville ANTONIA FANDYCZ ......................• Chicago, Ill. DANNY FARRELL .......................•••••• Nashville

THE

1 9 6 6

FIRST Row: GAY FEINSTEIN

Nashville

MIKE FERGUSON

Ft. Wayne, Ind.

PATRICIA FLEMING

. .Franklin, Ky.

DON 0. FLOYD

Madison

SECOND ROW: CAROLYN FORD

Lafayette

WAYNE FORD

Nashville

FAYE, FREEMAN

Summertown

JOE FRERICHS

Tellico Plains

THIRD Row: JAMES FUNDERBURK

Nashville

GARRETT L. GARDNER

Nashville

JERRY GARNER

Nashville

LOIS GARRISON

Tullahoma

FOURTH ROW: BARBARA GASNER

Nashville

GLENDA J. GATLIN

Tarpon Springs, Fla.

RICHARD M. GILLELAND

Nashville

MICKEY GLANCE

Lynnville

FIFTH ROW: ELLEN K. GLOVER CHARLES GO BB ELL

Nashville Lawrenceburg

HARRY J. GRADY

Nashville

DAYID E. GRAVES

Nashville

SIXTH ROW: LARRY D. GRAVES

Nashville

GLENDA F. GREEN

Manchester

ROBERT GREER

Nashville

JAMES W. GREGG, JR

Nashville

SEVENTH ROW: JANIS GRESHAM

Tullahoma

GWEN GRIFFITH ......................... Warren, Mich. BUTCH GUPTON ........................... White Creek JUDY HAGAN

Tullahoma

EIGHTH Row: PATRICIA LYNN HALE CHRISTINE HALL VIRGINIA R. HALL DELMA R. HAMILTON

Nashville St. Petersburg, Fla. Monterey .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . Nashville

FRESHMEN FIRST

Row:

JOE HAMPTON

Nashville

AUDREY HARDEN

Nashville

RONNY HARDY

Nashville

SYLVIA HARNEY

Lawrenceburg

SECOND ROW:

WILLIAM HARPER

Nashville

HERMAN HARRIS

Nashville

JEWELL HARRIS

Nashville

VIVIAN HARRIS ..............................•• Madison

THIRD

Row:

JANE HARRISON

Fayetteville

REBECCA HARRISON

Donelson

RONALD HATCHETT

Huntsville, Ala.

MIKE HAUCHIN

Leitchfield, Ky.

FOURTH ROW:

SARA HAY ..................................•• Eagleville ALTON HAYN ES

Nashville

JERRY HEAD ..............................•• Springfield MARILYN HEAL y

FIFTH

Hermitage

Row:

LINDELL HENDRICKS

.....................••• Nashville

BILL HENRY

Nashville

CARMEN HERNANDEZ SANDRA HE.ROD

SIXTH

Van Nuys, Calif.

..........................•••• Madison

Row:

CONSTANCE HERRING

....................... Nashville

BRENDA HIBBETT ...........................• Nashville GWENDOLYN HINKLE ........................ Nashville KEITH HINNANT .......................... Decatur, Ga.

SEVENTH ROW:

RICHARD" RIPPEL ROGER HOBBS

............................ Memphis

.......... ····· .. ····•••••• •••••

Whitwell

BETTY HODGES .............................••• Spencer DOREEN HOFFMAN ........................... Nashville

EIGHTH

Row:

JAMES HOLDER .............................. Gary, Ind. FRED HOLLEMAN ............................. Gallatin BOBBY HOLLY

............................... Nashville

LLOYD HOOPER .............................•• McEwen

THE 1 9 6 6 FrnsT

Row:

ROCKLIN L. HOOVER

Estill Springs

ARLINDA HOUSE

Darien, Conn.

JESSE THOMAS HOWELL

Nashville

MARGARET L. HUDSON

Lascassas

SECOND

Row:

LINDA C. HUGHES

Nashville

ROGER HUGHES

Franklin

LANETTA R. HUNTER

Portland

PHILIP C. HYDE

Madison

THIRD

Row:

GARY IRVING

Nashville

BARRY IRWIN

Nashville

MARY ANN IRWIN

Knoxville

DAVID L. IVY

Charleston

FOURTH ROW:

JUDY ANN JACKS

Elora

WILLIAM JACKSON

Memphis

TRAVIS JAGGARS

Nashville

MARTHA JENNINGS

Nashville

FIFTH

Row:

DAVID JOHNSON

Nashville

HOWARD JOHNSON

Lawrenceburg

BOBBIE JONES

Madison

ELLEN JONES

Livonia, Mich.

SIXTH ROW:

JAMES S. JONES

Nashville

JOYCE JONES

Nashville

MACON JONES

Nashville

PHIL D. JONES

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Tullahoma

SEVENTH ROW:

BARBARA JORDAN

Goodlettsville

NANCY C. JORDAN

Fayetteville

CHARLES GLENN KANE

Nashville

SUSAN KELLEY

Nashville

EIGHTH ROW:

LINDA KELLOGG

St. Louis, Mo.

MARGIE KEMPER

Goodlettsville

JACK KENNEDY

Nashville

JULIE KENNEDY

Nashville

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FRESHMEN FIRST

Row:

LINDA KENNEDY ........................•..•• Donelson SUSAN KENYON ............................••• Nashville LINDA KING ..............................••••• Franklin MARGUERITE, KING

Philadelphia, Pa.

SECOND ROW:

DAVID KOONS ...........................• Homer, Mich. JOE KRETCHIK .........................•••••• Nashville SHERRIE LANDIS .......................•••••• Nashville LENNART LARSON

THIRD

••••• Nashville

Row:

LEWIS LASKA

Fairbanks, Alaska

ROSE LAW ..............................•• Westmoreland WALTER LAWHORN .....................••••• Nashville HOWARD LAWLER

Leitchfield, Ky.

FOURTH ROW:

ANITA LAWRENCE BONNIE. LAWSON

........................... Nashville Ypsilanti, Mich.

BARBARA LEDBETTER

...

. .•• • • • Goodlettsville

JUDITH LEDBETTER ....................••••• Livingston

FIFTH

Row:

RANDALL LEE C. U. LEGGETT

..............................••• Madison .............................••• Nashville

....................... .... . • . • Nashville GEORGE LEIGH ...............................•• ~1emphis STEVE LeMAY

SIXTH ROW:

PHILLIP LINDSLEY

...........................• Madison

....................... . . . • Nashville DEWEY LINEBERRY ......................... . . . . Hendersonville EDWIN LINK ........................... Madison ROSEMARIE LLANA

SEVENTH ROW:

Nashville CYNTHIA LOTT ..............................• THOMAS LOWE .......................•••••••• Nashville MORGAN LOWRY .......................••••••• Memphis JIMMY LUCK ..........................•••••• Greenbrier

EIGHTH Row: THOMAS LYLE

........................••••••• Nashville

GALE LYNN ..........................• Tallahassee, Fla. PATRICIA MABRY BETTY LOU MADDOX

. .. .

. . . Hopkinsville, Ky. • • • .Fayetteville

THE

1 9 6 6

FrnsT Row: GWETHALYN MAGILL

Nashville

WILLIAM MALONE

Nashville

EDWARD MARKS

Nashville

MICHAEL MARLER

Nashville

SECOND Row: CYNTHIA MARSH

Tullahoma

WILLIAM R. MARSHALL

Nashville

JAMES MARTIN

Nashville

MARY DEBORAH MA TCHAK

Goodlettsville

THIRD Row: LINDA GAIL MAY·

Whitwell

JAMES H. MAYES

Ethridge

RICHARD MAYFIELD

Nashville

KAREN S. MeALISTER

. . . . Fayetteville

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FOURTH ROW: JANICE E. MeELHINEY

. . . . . Nashville

CHASE McLAUGHLIN

Nashville

SUE ANN McNEAL

Nashville

JAMES R. McNEER

. . . . . Memphis

FIFTH Row: SHERRIE

MeCLENDON

. . . . Donelson

BETTYE RUTH MEADOR

Nashville

WILLIAM H. MEADOWS

Nashville

JOHN SCOTT MEDLEY

. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . Nashville

SIXTH ROW: CAROL MEFFORD

Nashville

SHARON L. MELNICK

Nashville

WANDA MENEES

Madison

MARY ELIZABETH MERRYMAN

Nashville

SEVENTH ROW: DICK METSKER BRENDA K. MILLER CALVIN MILLER, JR. . JAMES C. MILLER

Nashville Shelbyville Westmoreland Lovettsville

EIGHTH Row: JIMMIE S. MILLER CHERYL MINER PAM MINTER WILLIAM T. MITCHELL

Nashville Rancocas, N.J. Whitwell Martinsburg, W. Va.

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FRESHMEN FIRST Row:

GEORGIA MONROE JANIS MOON

Russellville, Ky. Shelbyville

BERNARD MOORE

Nashville

CARL MOORE

Nashville

SECOND ROW:

GLENDA MOORE .........................•• Summertown SHELBY MOORE

Nashville

JOYCE MOREHEAD .....................••••••• Madison GEORGE MORRIS ........................•. Marietta, Ga.

THIRD Row:

JOHN MORRIS

Nashville

PHILLIP MOYERS ......................••••• Fayetteville VALLIE MULLINS

Nashville

MARTHA MUNDY .....................••••••••• Smyrna

FOURTH Row:

................................• Nashville PAT MURPHY THOMAS MURRAY Nashville JOHNNY NOLEN THOMAS NEEL

Nashville .............................••• Nashville

FIFTH Row:

WAYNE OFFICER

.....••••• • • • • Nashville

JERRY OGLE ..........................•• •• • .Shelbyville FRANK OSTER BETTY OUTLAW

Nashville ...........................•••••• Sylvia

SIXTH ROW:

CAROL OVERBEY

........................ . . • • Hohenwald

McMinnville FLOYD PAGE . ············••••••••••••••••• MARY LOU PAGE ....................••••• Goodlettsville JANICE PACK

Nashville

SEVENTH ROW:

...................... .... • • • Nashville ROBERT PAISLEY .......................... Tallahassee, Fla. BOB PARRISH ..........................• Cotton town ANNITA PALMER ...........................•• Nolensville JAMES PALMER

EIGHTH Row:

MIJA PARK

...............................• Seoul, Korea

DONNA PARKER PAM PARKER MARY PATE

............................••• Franklin Nashville Nashville

THE 1 9 6 6 FIRST

Row:

JACK BENNETT PATTERSON

Nashville

JESSE PATTERSON

Madison

BECKY PAYNE

Nashville

MARY ANN PAYNE

Portland

SECOND ROW:

ROBERT PEARCE

Nashville

ROBERT PEARSON

Adairsville, Ky.

JESSE PEDIGO, JR

Nashville

GEORGE H. PERKINS

Nashville

THIRD ROW:

BETTY PETERS HECTOR PLANAS, JR

Loutto Donelson

LOUISE POAG

Old Hickory

LINDA ANN POLK

Westmoreland

FouRTH Row:

DON PORTER GERALD A. PORTER SUSAN POSTON PHIL PRATT

Orlinda Lawrenceburg Nashville Jefferson City, Mo.

FIFTH ROW:

WENDOLYN KAYE PRICE PATSY PUGH

Nashville Nashville

PHILLIP PURVIS

Hamilton, N.C.

DOUG PURYEAR

Nashville

SIXTH

Row:

HARRY QUEBBEMAN

Nashville

JERRY W. RAGAN

Nashville

WILLIAM RALEIGH

Nashville

WAYNE RANDOLPH

Harrisburg, Ill.

SEVENTH ROW:

BOB REDD MICHAEL REED

Nashville Lakeland, Fla.

JANIS REYNOLDS

Sparta

MARY M. RHODES

Tallahassee, Fla.

EIGHTH ROW:

GARY GENE RICE

Clarksville

CHRISTY JANE RICH

Madison

SANDRA JANE RICHESON

Nashville

SANDRA RIGSBY

McMinnville

FRESHMEN FIRST Row:

LUIS DEL RIO DONALD ROBERSON

Nashville Huntsville, Ala.

RICHARD ROBERTS ........................••• Nashville LYDA ROBERTSON ..........................•. Nashville

SECOND ROW:

GEORGE ROBINSON

.....................•.••• Nashville

DON ROCHESTER ........................••••• Columbia GENTRY RODGERS ........................••• Nashville CAROLYN ROHDE

Fern Creek, Ky.

THIRD Row:

JOHN ROLL

Greenville, Ky.

RICHARD ROOT .........................•.•••• Nashville HALLIE ROUNTREE , DENNIS RUSSELL

Hendersonville Johnston City, Ill.

FounTH Row:

GINGER RUSSELL .......................•••••• Nashville SHIRLEY RUSSELL ....................•• Adairville, Ky. PA TRICIA SAYNE .......................•••••• Knoxville JOHN SCHAUBERGER ....................• • • • • Nashville

FIFTH Row:

CARL SCOTT

, ............•••••• Nashville

HARRIS SCOTT ..............................•• Nashville ............................. Ghent, Ky. SANDRA SCOTT ...............................• Livingston VIANN SCOTT

SIXTH Row:

......................... Nashville SHERRIE SHEPHERD .............................. Knoxville LINDA SHIPLEY .............................••• Nashville JOHN SHIPLEY ............................•••••• Milan CONNIE SHORT

SEVENTH ROW:

.........................••• Milan JULIANNE SIMMONS ...........................• Nashville ADA SUE SIMPSON JOHN SIMPSON ........................••• Whites Creek WAYNE SIRCY ...............................• Nashville

ROGER SISLER

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EIGHTH Row:

Falls Church, Va.

RICHARD SIVILS ........................•• Whites Creek LEON SIZEMORE ......................••• De Land, Fla. ANN TANKERSLEY .....................•••••• Lewisburg

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THE

1 9 6 6

FIRST Row:

SANDRA SKINNER

Nashville

ROBERT SLAUGHTER

Nashville

CAROL SLOAN

Nashville

KATHERINE SPECK

Nashville

SECOND ROW:

WINSTON SPENCER

Nashville

CHARLES SMITH

Clarksville

CHESTER SMITH

Tullahoma

CLISTA SMITH

Mayfield, Ky.

THIRD Row:

DOROTHY SMITH

Oklahoma City, Okla.

EVELYN SMITH

Rockvale

JAMES SMITH

Winchester

MIKE, SMITH

Nashville

FOURTH ROW:

NANCY SMITH

Shelbyville

DON SMITHSON

Centerville

JANET SMITHSON

Brentwood

DIANE SOUTHALL

Hendersonville

FIFTH ROW:

SARAH SOWELL

Hopkinsville, Ky.

BRENDA STANDIFER

Nashville

EUGENE STANSBERRY

Franklin

MICHAEL STARGEL

Nashville

SrxTH Row:

RONALD STARK

Nashville

LINDA STARTUP

Nashville

SHIRLEY STEPHENS

Nashville

MICHAEL STEPHENSON

Fayetteville

SEVENTH Row:

DONNA STEVENS

. . . . . Nashville

CYNTHIA STEW ART

Rantoul, Ill.

MILLIE STONE MICHA:EL SULLIVAN

. . . . . . . . . . . . Million-Freewater, Ore. Nashville

EIGHTH Row:

PATRICIA SUTTON

Nashville

JACKIE SWINDELL

Nashville

LEWIS SYKES

Nashville

MALINDA SYKES

Clarksville

FRESHMEN FIRST

Row:

WILLIAM R. TATUM

Nashville

JAMES R. TAYLOR

Dayton, Ohio

JAMES W. THOMAS

Nashville

WINNIFRED E. TIDWELL

Bon Aqua

SECOND ROW:

SARA TINKER

Chattanooga

DONNA TRESCH

Nashville

JERE TREVATHAN

Springfield

MICHAEL E. TREVA THAN

Springfield

THIRD

Row:

SHARON E. TULLOCK

Nashville

JANE TURNER

Ethridge

JOHN T. TURNER NANCY L. TURNER ,

Nashville Springfield

FouRTH Row:

PAM TYREE GARRY UMPHREY

Chattanooga Lawrenceburg

NANCY C. VADEN ............................• Madison JUDY VANTREASE

FIFTH

Madison

Row:

SHARON VETITOE

Nashville

DENNY VINCENT

Bremen, Ky.

CAROL WADDELL

Jackson

JANIE WALLACE

Hendersonville

SIXTH

Row:

BOBBY WALLS

Columbia

RONNY WALTON

Nashville

RUTH WARD SHARON WATSON

McMinnville Columbia

SEVENTH ROW:

GENE WEST

Nashville

DARRELL WHALEY

Eagleville

JIMMY WHISENANT ........................•• Nashville KATHLEEN M. WHITE .....................••• Nashville

EIGHTH

Row:

SHERRY WHITE

.••• • • • Nashville

RICHARD- WHITLEY ......................•••• Nashville

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GLORIA WHITLOW

Nashville

DAVID F. WHITTEN

Nashville

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FRESHMEN Frnsr Row: DALE WILHITE

Nashville

LINDA WILLIAMS

Nashville

PA TRICIA WILLIAMS

Jacksboro

JUDITH WILSON

Bowling Green, Ky.

SECOND ROW:

MIKE WILSON

Marietta, Ga.

LARRY WINCHESTER

Nashville

PHYLLIS WIN STEAD

Essex, Miss.

LINDA WITHERSPOON

Centerville

THIRD

Row:

PATRICIA WOODRUFF

Greenville, Ky.

CONNIE WOODS

Maryville

SHIRLEY WRIGHT

Lebanon

JO WYNNE

Griffin, Ga.

FOURTH ROW:

HAROLD YIELDING

Nashville

DONALD YANCY

McMinnville

LINDA YOUNG

Rockfield, Ky.

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"Insurance Is Our Only Business'

Silk Screen Signs • Car Cards • Decals

• Posters • Show Cards

• Specialty Printing • Die Cut Displays

• Real Estate Signs

446 James Robertson Parkway P.O. Box 3 145 NASHVILLE 3, TENNESSEE

Call ED ZUPA-255-0647

For The Best In

PRINTING ENGRAVING LITHOGRAPHING

McQUIDDY PRINTING CO. Nashville, Tenn. 110 7th Ave., N. Phone 244-2151

James Robertson Hotel Most Convenient

COMPLIMENTS OF

To Southern Baptists Air Conditioning

Walter Nipper's

Television

Free Parking Banquet and Meeting Rooms

NASHVILLE SPORTING

AL 6-512l I 18 - 7th Avenue, North

GOODS COMPANY 169 8th: Avenue, North GREEN HILLS BRANCH 4105 Hillsboro Road - CY 7.0774

Salesmen

ROBERT ORR & CO.

JOE BINGHAM

P. 0. Box I 087

DON CHAPMAN

Nashville 2, Tennessee

AL 6-1547

Your Institutional Wholesale Grocer

AL 6-7378

HERMITAGE BRAND FINE FOODS AND COFFEE

CONG RATULA TIONS SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OF

EDGEFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH Seventh and Russell Streets Nashville, Tennessee

COMPLIMENTS

FROZEN FOODS, INC.

OF

330 I I th Avenue, North

SHANNON ELECTRIC CO.

P.O. BOX 283 Nashville, Tennessee

1527 Demonbreun St.

Phone CH 2-5437

Park Avenue

Baptist Church Park Ave. at 44th. Ave., No. REV. ROBERT MOWREY Pastor

JAMES SUMMERS Minister of Music

"A Warm Welcome Awaits You"

FOR QUALITY AND SAVINGS, IT'S A FACT

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Stephen's Market, Inc. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY

4105 Hillsboro Road CONGRATULATIONS TO

COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS

THE SENIORS

Of Nashville

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CHURCH I I 00 Lise hey JAMES W. LINDSAY Pastor Sunday School .

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Morning Worship

. I 0:55 A.M.

Training Union . . .

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Evening Worship

9:30 A.M.

6:15 P.M.

... 7:30 P.M.

Come and feel welcome

WE PREACH CHRIST DR. H. FRANKLIN PASCHALL Pastor

ROBERT L. SNEAD

SAM HASKINS

Minister of Music

Minister of Youth and Recreation

CARLTON R. MeDOWELL Minister of Education

Sunday School.....

9:40 A.M.

Sunday Worship ... 8:30 A.M. & 10:50 A.M. Training Union Worship

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6:15 P.M.

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7:30 P.M.

256-5168 Call About Our Bus FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NASHVILLE Corner of Seventh and B.oad, Downtown

Approximately 300 enrolled in our Student 'Departments

Make First Baptist your cburch bome while in Belmont College

COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF

OF

RADNOR BAPTIST CHURCH 31 IO Nolensville Road

Old Hickory Box and

Lumber Company

VE 2-2004 R. W. LASHBROOK, Pastor

Sunday School

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Morning Worship . .

For All Type Building Materials

Phone AL 5-2 I I 8

.9:15 A.M. . 10:30 A.M.

Training Union . . . . . . . . .

6:15 P.M.

Evening Worship

7:30 P.M.

Wednesday Prayer Service.... 7:30 P.M.

SERVICE CENTER

BELMONT 1l

200 I BELMONT BLVD.

COMPLIMENTS OF

GREER'S CAFETERIA

Mechanic on Duty Road Service-Tires

Formerly

Batteries

GREER'S RESTAURANT BANQUET ROOM

Service Is Our Business

292-3779

COMPLIMENTS OF

Inglewood Baptist

Church S. R. SMITH, INC. 202 HOWERTON STREET Home of Char-broil and Big Squeal Steaks Phones: AL 5-6307, AL 5-6308

390 I Gallatin Road

JAMES D. HOPKINS Pastor

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