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A college is more than buildings and books and ivy. It is a gathering point for many different ideas, people, and lives, somehow unified into a whole with purpose and meaning. A college is a fleeting period between adolescence and adulthood, a time in which to cherish the past and anticipate the future. A college is the constant activity of dorm life, the drudgery of exams, the excitement of basketball games, the challenge of interesting professors, the beauty of old traditions, the breathlessness of young dreams. A college is happiness, sorrow, fatigue, serenity, encouragement, defeat, learning, sharing, youth, and, hopefully, maturity. A college is life at its best. A college is built on reflection: the reflection of the thoughts of great men, the reflection of the different faces of the students, the reflection of the many aspects of its life, the reflection of an individual finding himself ... the reflection of the past in the bright mirror of the present.

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BELMONT IS A college lives through participation: participation in intellectual pursuits, spiritual development, sports, drama, music, and recreation. A student grows through participation, learning to give of himself in ideas, work, play, and the desire to build for a better tomorrow.

A college is presentation: presentation of the wisdom of the ages, presentation of cultural advantages-presentation of the finest and the best: of renowned speakers, of tangible expressions of appreciation for the daily acts of kindness, of an abundant life to the student.

BELMONT IS

A college is often marked with frustration: the late hours, the oversleeping, the constant stream of term papers, the frequent tests, the extracurricular activities, the rushing and the pushing and the rushing . . .

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A college is inspiration: the growth of the mind and the spirit-the challenge to seek the highest and the best. A college is the inspiration of sharing triumphs and disappointments, and the inspiration of the thoughts of a few, precious moments alone.

The inevitable end of college is graduationthe bustle of the last few months, the worry about "hours" and "credits" and grades, the exhaustion of the hectic pace-and, then, the amazement of receiving a degree, the sadness of leaving, made bearable only by hopes for the future, the realization that, after four full years, a new and strange world awaits again-Graduation is the satisfaction of a job well done and of time well spentand, always, of memories ...

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Miss JANET WILSON

DEDICATION Since Miss Janet Wilson has served the annual staff in such a gracious manner during the compilation of this yearbook, it seems only fitting that the 1967 TOWER be dedicated to her. Miss Wilson is admired by both students and faculty alike. Her students appreciate the friendly atmosphere of her classes, her sincere interest in each of them, as well as her causal humor that sets forth her warm personality. The faculty appreciates her intellectual and artistic abilities along with her congeniality. In her years at Belmont, Miss Wilson has contributed much to the campus. The never-to-be forgotten words of the alma mater are her own. Miss Wilson's interest in the students is evidenced by her willingness to sponsor Kappa Delta Sigma and the annual staff. For her sincere qualities, warm smile, willingness to cooperate, numerous talents, and devotion to Belmont, we proudly dedicate the 1967 TOWER to Miss Janet Wilson.

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PRESIDENT Another year and another Yearbook, but that doesn't begin to tell the story, Belmont College is moving forward, growing stronger, and widening its quality. However, each student has been a vital part of the college and has affected every aspect of its life. The TowER will serve to remind you now and in the years to come of the part you had in the progress being made. Perhaps you don't realize just how personally you have been influenced by the total activities of the year. Time will tell, and love for your Alma Mater will be your response.

I want to urge you to carry into all phases of the future the ideals of the college-truth, courage, service, and integrity. May I congratulate the editors of this year's TowER. Well done! You have produced a volume which deserves commendation and a place on our bookshelf.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES The length and breadth of a college is usually in proportion to the quality of its board of trustees. Belmont College since its inception has been unusually favored by the type of men who have been chosen to serve on its board of trustees. The· board is comprised of business executives, professional men, and ministers. They are progressive, visionary, and enthusiastic as well as dedicated to the ideals and purposes for which the college was founded. There are four regular board meetings each year, plus committee duties and individual responsibility. Whenever a matter, regardless of its size, is presented to the board of trustees, there is open and frank discussion within an objective framework, always with the good of the college in mind. Trustees are vested with the responsibility of guiding the college in all matters of policy and procedure, and our members give of themselves very unselfishly at every point.

FrRsr Row: Robert A. Mowrey, George W. Logan, James L. Hopkins, W. L. Baker, John S. Ridley. SECOND Row: R. Walter Hale, Jr., John D. Laida, Val. Sanford, Herschell Emery, L. Bush Cole. THIRD Row: Joe C. Carr, William L. Brown, Henry Horrell, Eugene M. Fleming, Robert W. Leonard, William H. Smith. STANDING: Herman L. King, Fred D. Wright, Roupen M. Gulbenk, John C. Humphrey, Robert G. Capra, L. B. Stevens, Jerry A. Songer, James Lindsay, W. W. Wilkins.

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EDWARD L. JENNINGS B.S., L.L.B.; Executive Vice President

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JAMES S. WHITAKER Director of Finance

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THE FACULTY FIRST Row: NORMA JEAN BAKER, A.B., M.R.E., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Psychology. • RALPH B. BALLOU, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.; Professor of Physical Education; Chairman, Department of Health and Physical Education. • MRs. H. C. BREARLEY, B.A., M.A.; Visiting Lecturer of English. • GLADYS EUGENIA BRYANT, B.A., M.R.E., M.A.; Associate Professor of History.

SECOND Row: ISAAC N. CARR, A.B., M.A., L.L.D.; Professor of History. • VIRGINIA M. CHANEY, A.B. M.A., Ph.D.; Professor of Latin and English; Chairman, Department of Foreign Languages. • IRIS DEAN CHARTON, B.S., M.A., Ed.S.; Associate Professor of Education. • PEGGY J. CLARK, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Secretarial Science.

THIRD Row: MRs. HOPE C. Co0PER, B.A., M.A.; Associate Professor of Mathematics. • EDWARD CORNELIUS, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.; Professor of Business Administration. • WILLIAM CUMMING, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Physics. • 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. • DAVID DRISKILL, B.S., M.A.T.; Assistant Professor of Physics. • 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.; Associate Professor of German.

FIFTH Row: 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. • WALTER D. HADEN, B.S., M.S.; Assistant Professor of English.

SIXTH Row: KENNETH R. HARTLEY, B.S., M.S.M., Ed.D.; Chairman Department of Fine Arts. • ANNE EWING HELM, A.B., M.A.; Instructor of Drama. • ROY A. HELTON, Th.M., Ph.D.; Professor of Religion; ~hairman, Department of Religion. • JACK R. ENNEDY, B. A., M.A., B.D., Ph.D.; Professor of Religion and Philosophy; Chairman, Department of Philosophy and Sociology.

SEVENTH ROW: JOHN KISER, B.A., M.A.; Art Instructor. • ARCHIE KLIEWER, A.B., M.S.M.; Associate Professor of Music. • MAX LYALL, B.S., M.S.M.; Assistant Professor of Music. • WILLIAM E. MARTINDALE, B.A., M.S., Ph.D.; Professor of Chemistry; Chairman, Department of Chemistry and Home Economics.

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THE FACULTY FrnsT Row: EVELYN BUTLER McCuLLOH, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Speech. • MARIE HACKL MEANS, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. ; Associate Professor of Psychology; Acting Chairman, Department of Psychology. • RAYMOND H. MEDLEY, B.S., B.A.; Associate Professor of Mathematics; Acting Chairman, Department of Mathematics and Physics. • HELEN TROTTER MIDKIFF, B.M., M.M.; Assistant Professor of Organ and Theory.

SECOND ROW: 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; Acting Chairman, Department of Business and Economics. • D. D. O'NEAL, B.A., M.A.; Associate Professor of Economics and Sociology. • WILLIAM HENRY OLIVER, B.A., M.A.. M.Ed.; Associate Professor of Education.

THIRD Row: M. RosE PAYNE, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Biology. • WOODROW W, PHELPS, B.S., Th.M., Th.D., Professor of Religion. • MURIEL C. PILLEY, B.A., M.A., Ed.S.; Associate Professor of English. • DEAN ROBINSON, B.A., M.A.; Instructor of History.

FOURTH ROW: CORNELIA I. ROGERS, B.A., M.A.; Associate Professor of Geography, Home Economics, and Sociology. • DORIS B. SLONECKER, B.A., M.A.; Assistant Professor of English • RUBY PEEPLES TREADWAY, B.A., MR.E., M.A.; Assistant Professor of English. • JOHN W. TRESCH, B.A., B.D., M.A.; Assistant Professor of History.

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THOMAS TRIMBLE, A.B., A.M., Ed.M., Ph.D.; Professor of Psychology. • JOHN H. TULLOCK, B.A., B.D., Ph.D. ; Associate Professor of Bible and Greek. • CLAIRE WADE, B.S., M.A.; Associate Professor of French. • ELIZABETH L. WALL, B.S., B.M. M.M. Associate Professor of Music.

SIXTH Row: LARRY J. WILLIS, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.: Professor of Education: Chairman, Department of Education. • JAMES L. WILSON, B.S., M.A., Ph.D.; Professor of Biology; Chairman. Department of Biology. • JANET WILSON, A.B., M.R.E., M.A.; Associate Professor of English. • BETTY WISEMAN, B.A., M.A.; Instructor of Health and Physical Education.

SEVENTH ROW: DAVID R. WRIGHT, A.A., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Speech. • JACK YoUNG, B.S., M.A.; Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education. NOT PICTURED: GEORGE P. ANTONE, B.A., M.A.: Instructor of History. • MRS. FRANKLIN D. CONLEY, B.A., M.A.. Instructor of English.

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Miss Myra Agee, Cataloger; Mrs. Pat Pearson Bates, Head Librarian; Mrs. Clarice Penny, Acquisitions Assistant.

o Mr. Robert Glaus, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds; Miss Naomi Page, Campus Nurse.

SEATED: Mrs. Ruth P. Calahan, Secretary to the President; Mrs. Patricia Lambe, Secretary to the Registrar. STANDNG: Mrs. Betty S. Firestone, Secretary to the Academic Dean; Mrs. Lucille Kinnard, Secretary, Vice President's Office.

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

NOT PICTURED: Mr. Paul Copeland, Cafeteria Manager; Mrs. Margaret Louise Smith, Bookstore Manager; Mrs. Margaret W. Greenlee, Reader Services Librarian; Mrs. Susan Costello, Secretary to the Executive Vice President; Mrs. Christine Pack, Secretary, Registrar's Office; Mrs. Jean Turnley, Secretary, Department of Fine Arts.

SEATED: Miss Emma Noland, Hail Hall Hostess; Mrs. Bessie Beachboard, North Front Hall Hostess. STANDING: Mrs. M. H. Scholes, Heron Hall Hostess; Miss Betty Wiseman, Assistant Heron Hall Hostess; Mrs. Ora Lee Foust, Founders Hall Hostess; Mrs. Ruth Harrison, Pembroke Hall Hostess.

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LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATIVES-Turbeville, Barham, Brown, Uffieman, Wheeler, Edwards, Johnson, Brown, Whitlow, Hamilton, Knupp, Millenbine, Hanvey, Bradbury.

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The Student Government Association is composed of an executive, legislative and judicial council. The executive council functions in an administrative capacity in cooperating with 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 co-ordinate the activities of campus organizations and to supplement those activities to provide the best possible extracurricular atmosphere To teach dedication in service . . . To build character through expenence 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 S.G.A. RICHARD BOYD

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Photographic Editor JESSICA WHEELER

Class Editor

TOWER Yes, a college is many things. But we feel that Belmont is not just any college; it is our college. I hope that we have captured a few of those treasured moments of the year, both serious and frivolous. I would like to express my appreciation to my staff. They have labored devotedly and diligently to make their sections a success. I would also like to thank Miss Wilson, our sponsor, who has given time, advice and, oh yes, inspiration, to the staff. A yearbook is also many things. It is a treasure, a memory-finder, a laugh, a year of your life. And this yearbook is a portrait of your college, Belmont 1967.

MARGE EVANS

Editor-in-chief

DIANA GABHART

Faculty and Administration Editor

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Student Life and Greek Editor

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Features Editor

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Class Editor MARGARET BAIRD

Ad Co-ordinator

JANET WILSON

Sponsor

d SEATED: Uffieman, Dempsey, Lankford, Shelton, Baird. STANDING: Marshall, Huggins, Drury, Stephenson.

The Belmont Vision 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, religiousactivities, and other campus functions. 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

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FrnsT Row: G. Barrett, Davenport, Porter, N. Smith, Bridges, Randolph, G. Bates, Knupp, Price. SECOND Row: Berry, Summar, Worley, Moody, Barnett, Kellogg, Behm, DeMardes, Hite, Fleming, Feinstein, Tullock, MeElhiney, Turner, Padgett. THIRD Row: Burr, Caldwell, Brewer, House, B. Barrett, Sanders, Graves, Yeiser, Yates, Fleman, Thomas, Chaney, Payne, Dickey, Campbell, R.

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WOMEN'S DORMITORY COUNCIL

HAIL HALL-SEATED: Lesch, Berry, Daniel, Crittenden. STANDING: Wilson, Storie, Williamson, Noland, Hanvey.

HERON HALL-Mrs. Scholes, Turbeville, Smith, Hite, Davis, Millenbine, Holder, Wood, Brown.

SEATED: Brown, Storie, President; Turbeville. STANDING: Hanvey, Smith, Andrews, Skaggs, Crittenden.

FOUNDERS & NORTH FRONT-SEATED: Mrs. Beachboard, Mrs. Faust, Black, Wright. STANDING: Smith, Andrews, Mabry, Moore, Peyton, Reynolds.

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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 the program. The Life Service Band, the Mission Fellowship, 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.

Cox, Daniel. FouRTH Row: Pugh, Landis, Andrews, Jackson, Garrett, Dyer, Hale, Kern, Shelby. FIFTH Row: Higgens, McBride, Williamson, Moore, Cambell, Baird, Burr, Wood, Hayes. SIXTH Row: Edwards, Lafollette, Umphrey, Bell, Henry, Haynie, Fife.

BSU GREATER COUNCIL-FiRsr Row: Powers, Harrison, Vantrese, Feinstein, Dempsey, Payne, Davis. SECOND Row: Porter, Meader, Northcutte, Humphrys, Gilbreath, Cooper, Vargo, Gabhart, Bush. THIRD Row: Millard, Powell, Smith, Tullock, Cagle,

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BSU EXECUTIVE COUNCIL-SEATED: Powers, Payne, Cagle, Vargo, Feinstein. SECOND Row: Flatt, Smith, Daniel, Conley, Gabhart, Harrison, Cooper, Hale. THIRD Row: Baird, Edwards, Haynie, Bell, Henry, Porter, Umphrey, Davis.

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THE MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE FIRST Row: Dr. Helton, Mosier, Heatherly, Williamson, Brown, Stowe. SECOND Row: Grubbs, White, Koonce, Ford, Higgins. THIRD Row: Edwards, Johnson, Flatt, Fife, Hamilton, Curtis, Bell.

FIRST Row: Williamson, Wright, Thomas, Brown, Baird, President; Hammond, Moore, Powell. SECOND Row: Daniel, Hite, Williams, King, White, Caldwell, Dempsey, Humphrys, Minor, Wright, Scholes.

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.

The YWA unites Baptist young women in advancing missions by leading them to study about missions, to pray diligently as witnesses to the power of missions among the spiritual and physically needy, and to live for Christ consistently and convincingly.

YOUNG WOMAN'S AUXILIARY

The Mission Fellowship 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.

The purpose of the Life Service Band is to let its lights shine for Christ, both as individuals on campus and in the churches of Nashville and the surrounding areas by leading and participating in the services of the churches in which we are guests.

MISSION FELLOWSHIP Cooper, Harrison, Dyer, Whitlow, Smith, Millenbine, Powell, Calloway, Hughes, Housely, Mentor, Craig, Cummings, Dempsey. STANDING: Fife, Bell, Brown, Heatherly.

FIRST Row: Payne, Burr, Andrews, Pugh, Harrison, Cooper, Hale, Dempsey, Daniel. SECOND Row: Shelby, Bush, Lafollette, Bell, Porter, President; Henry Fife, Haynie, Conley.

LIFE SER VICE BAND

EPSILON HONOR SOCIETY

FIRST Row: Wall, President, Dowthitt, Lesch, Millenbine, Shelton. SECOND Row: Hammond; Nix, Dempsey, Brown, Wheeler, Hanvey, Smartt, Meader, Casey, Dobbs, Thomas. THIRD Row: Marshall, Wright, McLaughlin, Shannon, Holmes, Curtis, Dunaway, McNeal, Garrison.

The Epsilon Honor Society's purpose is to foster a spirit of devotion to study and to scholarly ideals among its members and to radiate these ideals to other students. Election to the Epsilon Honor Society is one of the highest scholastic honors a student can receive.

The purpose of The Wordsmith Society is to encourage writing among students with creative talents and interests; to participate in contests of a literary and artistic nature; and to learn the art of criticism as discipline and interpretation.

THE WORDSMITH SOCIETY SEATED: R. Stephenson, Daw, President. SECOND Row: Marshall, Foster, Wall, F. Bell, M. Bell, Lesch, Brown, Daniel. THIRD Row: Barrett, Shelton, Drury, M. Stephenson, Dunaway, Uffieman.

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FIRST Row: Arguello Clark President; Landis, Robinson. SECOND Row: Laska, Glenn,' Mabr~. THIRD Row: Moore, Whisenant, Patton.

MANAGEMENT CLUB The Management Club consists of business majors and minors who are interested in future work in management capacities. A new club on campus offering many opportunities for interested students is the Management Club.

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB The Psychology Club is designed to keep students informed about professional opportunities, current investigation and endeavor, and to provide fellowship with prominent persons in the field. This club is open to students interested in Psychology. e

FIRST Row: Gallaher, Norris, Sowell, Barham. SECOND Row: Higgins, Aleshire, Crittenden, Hammond, Paisley, Freeman, Powell. THIRD Row: Trimble, Peters, Pennington, Wright, Posey, Burford .

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SEATED: Mr. Lyall. FRsT Row: L. Smith, Lowery, Randolph, Shannon, O'Hara, Mr. Mulloy, Dr. Hartley. SECOND Row: Bates, Breedlove, J. Smith, Roberson. THIRD Row: Rice, Vincent, Knupp, Reed. FouRTH Row: Risner, Kell, Vantrease, Hayes.

PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA

FIRST Row: Shields, Reynolds, Leugers, Williams. SECOND Row: Davis, Wagner, Grammel, Price. THIRD Row: Brown. McCroy, Alsup, Skaggs, Dr. Ballou. FouRTH Row: Waters, Del Rio, Meisel, Hankins. FIFTH Row: McDonald, President; Cantrell, Briggs, Reasonover.

PEMS

PEMS is an organization of Physical Education Majors and Minors. The main purpose of this club is to promote and enrich the program of the Physical Education Department. "To think, to feel, to express, and to enjoy the utmost" is the motto of the PEMS.

Kappa Omicron is the Belmont Chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, national honorary dramatic 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.

Pennington, Driver, Boyd, President; Sizemore, Parrish, Miss Helm.

ALPHA PSI OMEGA

FIRST Row: Bradbury, Miss Helm, B. Tullock. SEcoND Row: Minor, Bell, Garrison, Foster, R. Tullock. THIRD Row: Parrish, Pennington, Driver, Westbrook, Sizemore, Raggit.

STUDIO PLAYERS

LINGUAE MUNDI FIRST Row: Uleman, Dunaway, Brown, President; Daniel, Dorris. SECOND Row: Campbell, Miles, Crittenden, Calvert. THIRD Row: Powell, Bell, Dempsey. FOURTH Row: Beaty, Lesch, Wall. FIFTH

The Language Club was formed with the purpose of advancing 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 "Languages (Tongues) of the World."

Row: Adkins, Chaney, Turbeville.

I Clark, Jones, Jennings, Purvis. strong, President; Bell, Troup.

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BLUE KEY

STANDING:

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The Blue Key National Honor Fraternity is limited to junior and senior boys who excel in academic work and leadership ability. Membership is issued by invitation only.

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

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 technology, predental, and pre-pharmacy students.) 63

HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION FIRST Row: Payne, Powell, Calloway, Minor, Rudy, Jennings. SECOND Row: Gresham, Posey, Smith, Holder, Marshall, Dickey, Pudjanegara, Brakebill, Weatherford, Carle. THIRD Row: Daniel, Hammond, Gilbreath, Hansen, Hart, Humphreys, White.

Davenport, Hanvey, Uffleman, Adkins, Ashton, Gardner, Cook, Turner, Firestone, Wiggins, President; Kinslow, Moore, Roll, Rosales.

SCIENCE CLUB

THE DEBATERS

The debate team debates at various contests in Tennessee and other states, and it also sponsors campus debates.

FIRST Row: Pat Sayne and Carolyn Dempsey. SECOND Row: David Comer, Mr. Wright, and Jackie Shannon.

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CIRCLE K SEATED: Pennington, Westbrook, Clark, Shelby, Roll, Snider. STANDING: Knupp, Stephenson, Jones, Burford.

Circle K is composed of men with outstanding records in scholarship and leadership. I ts basic function is to prepare the men for leadership in the future and to promote the civic welfare of the college. Laska,

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The purpose of the Student National 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 sponsors are Dr. Willis. Mr. Oliver, and Mrs. Charton.

The Business Club of Belmont College is a member of Phi Beta Lambda, a national business organization. The club is made up of Business Administration majors, Economics 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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SNEA OFFICERS-Lesch, President; Thompson, First Vice-President· Robinson, Second Vice-President; Daniel, Sec. and Treas.· Storie' Assistant'see., Gabhart, Publicioy chairman; Fora, D~donai Chairman; Wheeler, Legislative Rep.

PHI BET A LAMBA FIRST Row: Purvis, Liana, Miller, Weaver, Robinson, Brindley, President; Officer. SrcoND Row: Higgins, Farris, Simpson, Mabry, Casey, Buchanan, Tarpey, Whisenant, Weiland. THIRD Row: Franklin, Glenn, Auguello, Landis, Camuse, Hodges, Lockhart. FOURTH Row: Laska, Clark, Moore, Briggs, Earhart, Nipper.

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FIRST Row:

A. Allen, C. Baker, S. Binkley, L. Boyte, S. Burnette, M. Caldwell, C. Carter, J. Chumley, L. Cox, D. Crittenden.

SECOND ROW:

M. Davenport, D. DePriest, J. Dickey, D. Dowthitt, C. Dyer, M. Garrett, C. Gouge, J. Gresham, S. Hackett, P. Hale.

THIRD ROW:

E. Harris, S. Hay, A. Helton, B. Lasater, C. Holder, M. Irwin, M. Hill, B. Lawson, C. Miles, C. Minor.

FOURTH ROW:

OFFICERS-SEATED: B. Storie, Secretary ; J. Chumley, President; P. Hale, Vice President. STANDING: N. Wilson, Pledge Chairman; R. Smith, Chaplain; C. Baker, Director of Properties; D. Crittenden, ISC Representative; S. Binkley, Director of Publicity; S. Wright, Director of Properties; M. Davenport, Director of Athletics; J. Smithson, Asst. Director of Athletics; A. Uffelman, Legislative Representative; C. Gouge, Historian; C. Moore, Social Chairman; J. Wheeler, Treasurer; C. Vargo, Critic.

C. Moore, L. Moorefield, P. Mullens, P. Murphy, C. Newsom, D. Nix, N. Nugent, N. Page, M. Payne, J. Powers.

FIFTH ROW:

CHI ALPHA NU

J. Sanders, N. Smith, R. Smith, J. Smithson, B. Storie, B. "Thompson, N. Turner, A. Uffelman, C. Waddell, M. Weatherford.

SIXTH ROW:

Wheeler, M. Whittenburg, S. White, C. Williams, M. Williamson, N. Wilson, B. Wright, S. Wright.

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.

SPONSORS-Miss Rose Payne and Miss Gladys Bryant.

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K. Armstrong, J. Bell, R. Boyd, W. Bramblett, K. Brown, S. Brown, P. Bush, H. Campbell.

SECOND

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T. Brown, J. Browning, J. Cantrell; D. Comer, B. Earhart, B. Evans, F, Kern, G. Keys.

THIRD

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D. Fields, C. Huf, B. Jameson, D. Jones, S. LeMay, J. Moore, J. Redden,

J. Reynolds.

OFFICERS-SEATED: M. Lowery, Director of Public Relations; D. Fields, Vice President; D. Robinson, President; R. Roark, Secretary; D. Bush, Treasurer. STANDING: J. Reasonover, Director of lntramurals; D. Jones, Pledge Master; R. Boyd, ISC Representative; J. Bell, Chaplain; K. Brown, Legislative Representative; J. Morris, Director of Intramurals; Mr. Robert Mulloy, Sponsor.

FOURTH ROW:

J. Morris, E. Morrison, S. Norton, H. Quebbeman, W. Randolph, J. Reasonover, B. White, C. Whittimore.

FIFTH

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R. Roark, D. Robinson, M. Roll, T. Sterritt, T. Stokes, J. Storrs.

SIXTH ROW:

M. Trevathan, D. Vincent, D. Wood.

PHI ALPHA THETA The Phi Alpha Theta 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.

SPONSORS-Mr. Ronald Underwood and Mr. Robert Mulloy.

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KAPPA DELTA SIGMA FIRST

Row:

G. Alexander, A. Armstrong, P. Bain, M. Baird, B. Barham, B. Barrett, G. Barrett, M. Beaty, P. Behm, F. Bell.

SECOND ROW: M. Bell, E. Bradbury, M. Brazier, L. Brewer, A. Brooks, A. Campbell, C. Capshaw, J. Cheatham, D. Daniel, M. DeMardes.

THIRD ROW: L. Dixon, C. Dorris, M. Evans, D. Fleming, M. Fleming, B. Gabhart, D. Gabhart. G. Gatlin, P. Gilbert, I. Hammond.

FOURTH ROW:

J. Harrison, E. Hartman, C. Hernandez, C. Hite, B. Hobbs, P. Humphreys, L. Ireland, M. Jennings, E. Jones, J. Jones.

FIFTH

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L. Kellogg, M. Kemper, C. King, S. Landis, R. Lankford, J. LeCroy, C. Lesch, S. Leugers, B. Liggett, K. Mabrey.

SIXTH ROW:

P. Marshall, J. Murrell, L. Osteen, D. Peters, J. Petty, P. Pinkston, L. Polk, B. Pudjanegara. J. Reynolds, L. Rogers.

OFFICERS-SEATED: A. Brooks, Pledge Mistress; A. Shields, Secretary; D. Gabhart, President; M. Evans, Vice President; J. Simmons, Treasurer. STANDING: C. Dorris, Publicity Chairman; C. Lesch, Constitution Chairman; D. Fleming, Chaplain; B. Hobbs, Intramurals Director; A. Wells, Historian; C. Turbeville, Legislative Representative; A. Campbell, Social Chairman· D. Daniel, Food Chairman; J. Shannon, House Chairman. '

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 fellt>wship 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.

SEVENTH ROW: P. Rudy, J. Shannon, A. Shields, J. Simmons, S. Sowell, M. Soyars, G. Stephens, S. Stephens, L. Tanksley, G. Taylor.

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EIGHTH ROW:

S. Tinker, E. Troxler, A. Tucker, B. Turbeville, C. Turbeville, L. Wall, A. Wells, D. White, S. White, B. Wilkins.

NINTH ROW:

J. Wynn, J. Vantrease, B. Yates.

SPONSORS-Miss Betty Wiseman and Miss Janet Wilson.

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FIRsr Row: D. Aleshire, R. Benson, S. Bone, Grammel.

SEOON'.l:> Row:

G. Grammel, D. Jones, R. McDonald.

Tauro Row: B. Knupp, L. Laska, G. Mills, K. Sanders.

OFFICERS-SEATED: L. Laska, Secretary; B. Knupp, Treasurer; J. Manning, Intramural Director; R. Stephenson, President; B. Hughs, Vice President. STANDING: Dr. Jack Kennedy, Sponsor; C. Curren, Chaplain; R. Smith, Pledge President; M. Stephenson, Pledge Master; J. Patterson, House Chairman; B. Anderson, Social Director.

PHI NU SIGMA FOURTH ROW:

Ww. Phelps, L. Roy, Stout.

I. Rushing, R.

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 act~ities 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.

SPONSORS-Mr. Max Lyall and Dr. Jack Kennedy. FtFTH ..Row:

D. Shoults, R. Smith, M. Stephenson.

SxxTH Row:

R. Stephenson, J. Waters, G. West.

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Athletic Editor

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FRONT Row: Coach Jack Young, Jerry Grammel, Manager; Buddy Gibson, Johnny Manning, Tommy Himes, Ed Neufeldt, John Morrison, Manager; Harold Huggins, Manager. SEGoND Row: Mike Kavanagh, Jack Patterson, Dave Daniels, Harold Lawler, Jim Mercer, Ken Bush, Mike Oliver, Jack Cantrell, Jerry Bell, C. A. Meisel, Dale Alsup, Ray Tate.

BASKETBALL COACH JACK YOUNG

Coach Jack Young, in his first year at Belmont, suffered some setbacks in his actions on the hardwood. Although the Rebels seemed unstable this year, they still proved a threat to the V.S.A.C. contenders. The Bisons did not slow down the Rebels for at the Belmont-Lipscomb's first meet the spirit of victory prevaded for Coach Young and his squad. C. A. Miesel contributed a great deal to the squad again this year. Meisel, in his final year of play, deserves considerable recognition for his efforts as a Rebel. Other members of the squad, who will be returning displayed many attributes of a fine ballteam. Among them were Mike Kavanagh, Tommy Himes, Jim Mercer, and Jerry Bell. Also the freshman at the pivot, Mike Oliver added immensely to the squad.

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CHEER LEADERS

ALTERNATES-Janis Reynolds and Susan Stokes. Carol Turbeville, Linda Ireland, Sherrie Landis, Beverly Turbeville, David Robinson, Co-Capt.; Carol Dorris, Co-Capt.; Irene Hammond.

Dorris, Williams, Leugers, Wagnor, Shields, Turbeville, Stokes, ~eynolds, Ireland, Turbeville, McCroy, Hammond, Scaggs, Davis, owell, Barham, Landis, Del Rio, Stephenson, Reasonover, Can~ell, Alsup, Meisel, Briggs, Brown, Brown, Fields, Roark, Fife, aters, Hankins, Jones, McDonald, Graves, Manning, Gramme!.

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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.

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Co-Editors

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OFFICERS-David Jones, President; Phyllis Hale, Vice-President; Brenda Storie, Secretary; Dorothy Crittenden, Treasurer; Dorothy Fleming, Social Chairman; Jackie Redden, Legislative Representative.

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND FAVORITES

FAVORITES-John Clark and Florinda E. Arguello.

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THIRD Row:

FIRST Row:

• LINDA ROSE BARR, Nashville; B.A., Business Administration· Bell tones· Mission Band, Fellowship Officer_; Kappa; SNEA; Phi 'Beta Lambda; Alpha Management Association. • BARTON BARRETT Galena Park, Texas; B.A. • GUY E. BATES, Joelton: B.A., Chur~h Music; Belmont Glee Club, Vice-President; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Varsity Four Quartet; Belmont Chorale. • RONALD E. BAUMGARTNER, Harriman; B.A., Church Music; Glee Club President; Belmont Chorale; Blue Key. • JAMES WILLIAM BELL, Sparta, Ga.; B.A.; Ministerial Conf., President; Blue Key Treasurer; Phi Alpha Theta, Chaplain; SNEA; Mission Band; BSU. • MARYLIN BELL, Bethpage; B.A., History and English; Belltones: Kappa; Language Club; Wordsmiths.

• HERMAN A. ADCOCK, Nashville. • CHARLYENE ADKINS, Shelbyville: B.S., Biology; Science Club, Legislative Council Reporter, Language Club Secretary-Treasurer,YW A Publicity Chairman. • BETTY JOYCE AGEE, Mt. Juliet; B.A., Elementary Education: A.A. from Cumberland Junior College; SNEA. • SUE t~LEN, Greenbrier; B.A., Elementary Education; Language ub, BSU, SNEA, House Council. Fire Marshal, YW A. • JERRY ANDERSON, Nashville; B.S., Business Administration. • FLO"j ARGUELLO, Mexico Ciy, Mesico; B.S., Business ministration.

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FoURTH Row:

• KENNETH BRUCE ARMSTRONG, Nashville; B.A., History: '97s. Doggy Qeuncii: Phi_A]Ph The'Ry ,Ar61ee_Dieter: ep Club: SNEA: Blue Key, President: Who s Who. • THOMAS ~- ASHTON, Kingston Springs; B.S., Biology : Science Club, Presi_cnt. • CARY H. BAKER, Nashville; B.S., Business Administra~< n: Business Club. • BOB BALDRIDGE. Nashville. • FREIDA :~RKER. Nashville: B.A., YW A: Xan: SNEA: Psychology Club: L if e Service Band : BS U.

• RAYMOND GORDON BENSON, Nashville; B.S., Business Administration. • MYRA BERRY, Russellville, Ky.; B.A., Music. • RICHARD BOYD, Murfreesboro; B.S., History; Transfer from MTSU: SGA, President; Phi Alpha Theta; ISC, Representative; Alpha Psi Omega. Officer; Blue Key; Circle K; Science Club; SNEA. • RONNIE BREWER, Nashville; B.S., Business Administration. • VIRGINIA N. BRIDGES, Miami, Fla.; B.A. • HOWARD BRINDLEY, Nashville: B.S., Business Administration.

Ify/ FIRST Row: • WAYNE BRINDLEY, Nashville ; B.A., Business Administration; Business Club; Legislative Representative, President; Science Club; Management Club. • ARLENE ROBERTSON BROOKS, Nashville; B.A., English; Class Officer; Legislative Representative; BSU, Executive Council; Kappa, President; Who's Who; Miss Tower; TowER Staff ; BSU Sweetheart. • PATSY ANN BROWN, Donelson; B.A., English and Spanish; Language Club; Composition Award; Epsilon; Who's Who; Wordsmiths. • MALINDA KAY CALDWELL, Madison; B.A., Elementary Education; Belmont Chorale; Xan; YW A; SNEA; Speech Masters; Language Club. • CHARLES LEE CALVERT, St. Louis, Mo.; B.A.; Speech Masters; Language Club; Psychology Club; Phi Alpha Theta; BSU. • DORIS CAMPBELL, B.A.; Elementary Education; SNEA.

THIRD ROW : • DOROTHY ANNE CRITTENDEN, Nashville; B.A., Psychology; Xan; ISC; Psychology Club;_ Hail Hall Coyncil, Treasurer; Class Treasurer. • TOMMY CURTIS, Minor Hill; B.A., History; Who's Who. • JOYCE ANN DANIEL, Stanton; B.A., English; Wordsmith: SNEA; Language Club, Officer; Xan. • DIANNE DANIEL, Tullahoma; B.A., Home Economics; YW A, Vice-President; SNEA, Secretary; Home Economics Club, President; BSU, Executive Council; Kappa, Hostess; Annual Staff. • CHARLES W. DAVIDSON, Donelson ; B.A., Business Administration; Business Club; Management Club; Phi Nu Sigma. • PATSY DONALDSON, New Market; B.A., Elementary Education. FouRTH Row: • DONNA DOWTHITT, Madison, Ill.; B.A., History; SGA, Secretary; Epsilon, Officer; Xan, Vice-President; Bell tones, President; Women's Dormitory Council, Secretary; Miss Tower; Who's Who. • H. TOMMY DRURY, Nashville; B.A., English; Vision Editor; Who's Who; Blue Key; Legislative Council; Wordsmiths; Science Club: SNEA. • PAT DUPREE, Hermitage; B.A. • MARGARET ANNE EVANS, Nashville; B.A., English; Women's Dormitory Council, Secretary; Kappa, Vice-President; Mission Band; TowER Staff, Class Editor, Editor; Homecoming Court; SNEA; Bell tones, Secretary. • WILLIAM SUMNER EVANS, Cleveland; B.A., History. • HAROLD FRANKLIN FIRESTONE, Murfreesboro; B.A., Elementary Education; SNEA; Ministerial Conference.

SECOND Row : • VIRGIL A. CAPELLEN, Cody, Wyo.; B.A., Bible; Ministerial Conference. • JANICE LANELL CARMAN, Fayetteville; B.A. Elementary Education; SNEA; Language Club; Xan. • SARAH ANN CARTER, Clarksville; B.A., Elementary Education; SNEA; Language Club; Xan. • JANE C. CHUMLEY, Greenville, Ky.; B.A., History ; Xan, President; Dormitory Council; BSU; SGA, Executive Council; SNEA; Language Club; ISC, President. • JOHN HUDSON CLARK, Nashville B.A., Business Administration and Psychology; Phi Beta Lambda; Psychology Club; Circle K; Blue Key; Management Club, President. • BILLY ROY COPE, McMinnville; B.S., Biology; Science Club, Treasurer.

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THIRD

• DOROTHY LOUISE FLEMING, Old Hickory; B.A., Church ~hus1c; Kappa; SNEA; Class Officer; House Council; Belmont orale. • NANCY JON FORD, Nashville; B.A., Elementary Education; Belltones ; SNEA, Officer. • JERRY W. FREEMAN Smithville. • DIANA RUTH GABHART, Nashville; B.A., EIe'953y Pdysation; Kappa. President; Language Club: Le8jcounei; sNEA5,J{9; SU+ SJ" oncer:"Amat staff: av Day O,ueen: Who s Who; Miss Tower Runner-Up. • ~RENDA GALLAHER, Nashville; B.S., Psychology; BSU; Xan; sychology Club. • JANNIE STOWE GILBERT, Nashville.

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SECOND

Row:

• LINDA HALE, Donelson; B.A. • PHYLLIS DEAN HALE, McMinnville; B.A.; Xan, Legislative Representative; ISC, Officer; House Council· Life Service Band: BSU, Greater Council, Executive Council; 'vision Staff • ERNEST HAMILTON, Nashville; B.A. • JOHNNY W. HAMILTON, Nashville, B.A. • KENNETH HAMILTON, Nashville; B.S. • JUDITH ANN HAMMONS, Centerville; B.A., English.

FOURTH ROW:

• PAMELA HANVEY, Clarksburg, Md., B.S., Biology; WSGA, Officer· Legislative Council; House Council; Epsilon. • NELL DORIS HARRIS, Lebanon; B.A., Elementary Education; Transfer from Truett-McConnell; SNEA; Ministerial Wives Fellowship. • PAULETTE HART, Nashville; B.A., English. • TOMMY HART Nashville. • TED C. HAYES, Belleview, Fla.; B.A. • GRANVILLE L. HICKS, Nashville.

Row:

; WALTER GILBERT, Nashville ; B.A., English. • DARLENE . IVAN, Homewood, III.; B.A. • RODERICK M. GLEN, Nashville; B.S., Business Administration. • SHIRLEY GRAVES, Lawrcnceburg, B.A. • JIM GREGG, Nashville; B.S. • PAULA GULLETT, Nashville; B.A., English.

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1967

FIRST ROW :

THIRD ROW :

• BROWNIE HOLLOWAY, Summertown; B.A., Elementary Education. • KAY HUDDLESTON, Nashville; B.S.; Transfer Union University; BSU, Summer Missions, Executive Council; Pep Club. • ROY L. HUDDLESTON, Nashville; B.A., Ministerial Conference; Pep Club; BSU, Vice-President, Summer Missionary; Phi Alpha Theta. • ROBERT M. HUGHES, Crossett, Ark.; B.S., Business Administration. • CAROLYN JEFFREY, Nashville; B.A. • JAMES JOHNSON, Nashville; B.A.

• VADEN E. KINSLOW, Cowen, W. Va.; B.S., Biology; Science Club; German Club. • ROBERT L. KNUPP, Columbia; B.S.; Baseball; Phi Nu Sigma, Secretary-Treasurer, Vice-President; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Vice-President; Glee Club; Legislative Council. • CONSTANCE LESCH, Nashville; B.A., English; Kappa Delta Sigma, Parliamentarian; SNEA, Vice-President, President; Language Club, President; Epsilon Honor Society, SecretaryTreasurer; Who's Who. • LINDA SUE MALONE, Nashville; B.A., Elementary Education: SNEA; Linguae Mundi. • BENNIE W. MANLEY, JR., Marion, Ky.; B.S., Business Administration; Basketball; Phi Nu Sigma; TOWER Staff; Phi Beta Lambda. • JOHNNY MANNING, Bowling Green, Ky.; B.S.

SECOND ROW : • DAVID W. JONES, Springfield; B.S., Chemistry; Phi Nu Sigma, Secretary-Treasurer, President; Legislative Council, Chairman, Parliamentarian; Pembroke Dormitory Council, President; ISC, Vice-President; Circle K, President; Blue Key; Senior Class President; Science Club; Judicial Council; Who's Who. • DONALD G. JONES, Nashville; B.S .. Business Administration; Phi Alpha Theta, Pledge Master; Pep Club. • PAUL KANN ON, Nashville; B.S., Chemistry; Science Club. • PEGGIE IRENE KEESE, Winchester; B.A., Elementary Education; Cheerleader; Kappa Delta Sigma; SNEA. • LEWIS W. KINARD, JR., Madison; B.S., Psychology. • DAISY PASS KING, Brentwood; B.S., Home Economics; YWA; BSU; Kappa Delta Sigma; Life Service Band; Pep Club; Freshman Class Society Chairman; Speechmasters, VicePresident, President; Home Economics Club; Language Club.

FOURTH ROW: • JOY MARSHALL, Antioch; B.A., English; Bell tones; Vision, News Editor, Assistant Editor; Epsilon Society, President; Wordsmiths; SNEA; Kappa Delta Sigma. • TERRY MASON, Nashville; B.S. • C. A. MEISEL, JR., Bowling Green, Ky.; B.A., Business Administration. • JACK MILLIGAN, Nashville. • BEVERLY BAIN MOORE, Nashville; B.A., English; SNEA; Miss Tower Congeniality; May Court. • ROGER MOORE, Nashville; B.S., Business Administration; Business Club; Management Club.

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FIRST Row: • JORGE MORAN, Nashville; B.S., Biology. • ROSEMARY ~<;)SIER, Nashville; B.A., Elementary Education; Transfer Mem~ 1s S_tate; SNEA; Linguae Mundi. • EDWARD McCORMICK, ashville ; B.S. • ROBERT McCRACKEN, Hermitage; B.S., Chemistry. • GARY McDONALD, Greenville, Ky.; B.S., Health, f-E.; SGA, Vice-President; Phi Nu Sigma; PEMS, President; BasL~ball; BasebalJ, All Conference, Most Valuable Player. • DAR~ENIX, Lawrenceburg; B.A.; SNEA; Chi Alpha Nu; Epsilon s ociety.

SECOND Row: • JO~N R. NIXON, Lebanon; B.A. • JAMES B. NUGENT, JR., ~ash':'111~; B.A., History; Transfer Carson-Newman; Ministerial 9ration; BSU. • WILLIAM DAVID OGDEN, Nashville; B.A 1story. • GWEN PADGETT, Duckton; B.A., Music. • JOE PASS Manion; BA Hulon • ONITTA it. PATRfck, ashville; B.A., Elementary Education; SNEA.

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THIRD Row: • JO ANN PATTERSON, Picayyne, Miss.; B.A.; Chi Alpha Nu; SNEA. • PAMELA K. PFEFFER, Nashville; B.S., Mathematics. • ROBERT POYNOR, JR., Nashville; B.A. • S. WAYNE PROVENCE Brentwood; B.A. • ROBERT A. PURVIS, Hamilton, N.C.; B'.s., Business Administration; Blue Key; Business Club; Management Club. • TERRY WAYNE RISNER, Waynesboro; B.A. FouRTH Row: • JOE REASONOVER, Nashville; B.S., Health, Physical Education· Vision Staff· Phi Alpha Theta; Baseball; PEMS; SNEA; Legisialive Counciis wios who. ± JACK K. REDDEN, JR., Old Hickory; B.S., Biology. • BRENDA JEAN RICKMAN, Watertown; B.A., English; Kappa Delta Sigma; Belltones;_Wordsmiths, Secretary· SNEA; Debate. • LARRY A. ROBERTS, Nashville; B.S., Business Administration ; Business Club; Psychology Club. • PAULA ROBERTSON, Old Hickory; B.A., Elementary Education; Cheerleader Captain· SNEA; Kappa Delta Sigma; Pep Club. • DAVID ROBINSON, Cleveland; B.A., History; SNEA; Cheerleader; Phi Alpha Theta, President; Dorm Council; TowER Staff ; Blue Key; Legislative Council; Election Rules Committee, Chairman.

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I]Mfy/ FIRST Row:

• ROBERT E. ROGERS, Nashville; B.A., History. • RUBEN ROSALES, Guatemala, C.A.; B.S., Biology; Transfer Bryan College; BSU Greater Council; Science Club; Blue Key. • GALEN SANDERS, Nashville; B.S., Business Administration. • SHIRLEY SCHEUERMAN, Nashville; B.A.; Home Economics Club; SNEA; Chi Alpha Nu. • PARALEE T. SCOTT, Nashville; B.A. • JIM SHELBY, Columbia; B.A. SEGOND ROW :

• ALEDIA SHIELDS, Greenville, Ky.; B.S., Health, Physical Education; Transfer W.K.S.U.; Kappa Delta Sigma, Secretary; SNEA; PEMS, Secretary; Junior Class Secretary. • MARY KATHRYN SHOWN, Nashville; B.A., English. • EMILY HARSH SKAGGS, Nashville; B.S., Health, Physical Education; Transfer Vanderbilt; SNEA; Pep Club; PEMS; WSGB; Who's Who. • ANESKA JANE SMARTT, Mt. Juliet; B.A.; Transfer Cumberland College; SNEA; Epsilon Honor Society. • JERRY N. SMITH, Madison; B.A., Music; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Chorale; Piano Ensemble. • SARAH JEAN SMITH, Morningside, Md.; B.A., Bible; YWA; Life Service Band; Wordsmiths, Reporter; Bell tones; Mission Band; Dorm Assistant. THIRD Row:

• JERRY W. SORANI, Nashville; B.S., Business Administration; Business Club; Management Club. • WILLIAM R. SPROUSE,

Springfield; B.S., Business Administration. • RICHARD L. STEPHENSON, Fayetteville; B.A., English; Golf; Phi Nu Sigma, Vice President, President; SNEA; ISC; Circle K, Secretary; Wordsmiths, President, Vice President; Dorm Council, President; Dorm Assistant; Who's Who. • BRENDA STORIE, Byrdstown; B.A.; Chi Alpha Nu, Secretary; SNEA, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer; Hail Hall Council; WSGAB, Secretary-Treasurer, President; Senior Class Secretary; Homecoming Queen. • RUTH DAW TAYLOR, Murfreesboro; B.A., English; Wordsmiths, President; SNEA; WSGA, Vice-President; Heron Hall, President; Kappa Delta Sigma. • JAMES R. TROUP, New Smyrna Beach, Fla.; B.S., Biology; Blue Key Fraternity; Science Club; Phi Alpha Theta; SNEA. FOURTH ROW:

• ANDREW D. TRUAN, Nashville. • AMANDA L. UFFELMAN, Nashville; B.A., English, History; Wordsmiths; Vision Sta.ff; Legislative Council; Chi Alpha Nu; Language Club; Hail House Council. • FRED W. VANTREASE, Lebanon; B.A., Church Music; Glee Club; Chorale; Ministers Conference; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. • LINDA WALL, Nashville; B.A., English, History; Epsilon, President; Kappa Delta Sigma; Wordsmiths; SNEA. • WILLIAM WALL, Nashville; B.S. • JERRY WATERS, Glenville, Ga.; B.S., Health, Physical Education; PEMS; Philathians; Baseball; SNEA.

ENI()I

FIRST Row:

•GEORGE A. WEST, III, Nashville; B.A., History; Phi Nu Sigma; Dorm Assistant; Wordsmiths. • BOBBY WHITE, Ypsilanti, Mich.; B.A.; BSU Greater Council; Ministers Conference; Mission Band; Philathians, Chaplain; Life Service Band. • SHARON KAY WHITE, Nashville; B.A., Elementary Educaticn; Chi Alpha Nu; SNEA; Spanish Club. • GARLAND WIGGINS, Nashville; B.S., Biology; Science Club, President. • MARIANNE WILLIAMSON, Sanford, Fla.; B.A., Elementary Education; Transfer Orlando College; SNEA; Hail House Council; YWA; Chi Alpha Nu; Mission Band; BSU. • NORMADELLE WILSON, Byrdstown B.A., Elementary Education; Chi Alpha Nu; SNEA; WSGA, Dorm Assistant; Linguae Mundi.

SECOND Row:

• DAVID RALPH WINN, Nashville. • ELIZABETH WOOD, Springfield; B.A. • WAYNE E. WOOD, Springfield; B.A. • DALE A. YATES, Nashville; B.A. • JANE YEISER, Waynesboro; B.A., Music; Spanish Club; Chi Alpha Nu; Chorale; Bell tones; SNEA. • GARY YORK, Franklin; B.A., History; Science Club; SNEA.

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FAVORITES-Dennis Fields and Patricia Rudy.

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND FAVORITES

OFFICERS-Betsy Brown, Legislative Representative; Carol Turbeville, Social Chairman; Harry Campbell, Vice-President; Dennis Fields, President; Cathy Gouge, Secretary and Treasurer.

It]P1()R THIRD ROW:

FIRST Row:

DENNIS C. AKIN ANNE STAFFORD ARMSTRONG DON ARRINGTON

Nashville

JERRY BREEDLOVE

Nashville

STEVE BRIGGS

Nashville

CATHY BROOKS

Hendersonville

BETSY BROWN

JACK ASHWORTH

Madison

JAMES A. ATWELL

Nashville

C. DA YID BROWN

Madison

STEVE BROWN

WAYNE BAILIFF MARGARET BAIRD CONNIE BAKER

SECOND

. . . . Adairville, Ky. Nashville

BONNIE CLAIRE BARRETT KENNETH R. BARTLETT

Nashville Nashville

Nashville

CAMMUSE

ANN CAMPBELL

Nashville

SHEILA BINKLEY

MARY ALICE BRAZIER

CAROL BUCHANAN

CHARLENE

Murfreesboro

Nashville

STEVE BONE

Old Hickory

MARVIN W. BURNETTE

SUSAN BUTLER

Nashville

TERRY BEASLEY

JANICE BLUE

Gainesville, Ga.

FOURTH ROW:

Row:

FAYE BALDRIDGE

Nashville Murfreesboro

WILLIAM H. CAMPBELL ROBERT E. CARROLL SUE CHANCE

Kannapolis, N.C.

CAROLLE CHANEY

Nashville

CHARLOTTE COLES

Pulaski

Tullahoma Nashville Auburn, Ky. San Fransisco, Calif. Chapel Hill Madison Franklin, Ky. Nashville

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I EJN1(E

FIRST ROW:

THIRD

BOB COOK

Springfield

FLOYD M. COOPER

Row:

DAVID FRANKLIN

Batesville, Miss.

. ..

MARTHA DAVENPORT

Madison

STEVEN B. GARDNER

NELSIE G. DAVIDSON

Nashville

HEIDIE MARIE GARRETT

BEYERLY E. DAVIS

. .. .. . .Dell rose

JAMES W. FUNDERBARK

Toccoa, Ga.

Nashville Rocky River, Ohio McMinnville

PATRICIA GILBERT

Nashville

MARY SUE DAVIS

Branchville, Va.

BUDDY GIPSON

Gainesboro

MARY DeMARDES

Nashville

JACKIE GIPSON

West Frankfort, Ill.

North Charleston, S.C.

CA THY GOUGE

Morristown

ROSS H. DISHAROON

SEGOND ROW :

FOURTH ROW:

CAROL DORRIS SCOTT DRUMMOND JAMES V. DYER

PAT FIFE

RONALD W. GOURLEY

Hendersonville

Camden

ARNOLD G. GREGORY

Nashville

THOMAS WAYNE EDWARDS J. DENNIS FIELDS

Wheaton, Md.

.. .

BRUCE GRUBBS

Cartersville, Ga.

Madison

RITA GUNN

. .. . . . . . . . . . Goodlettsville

Winchester

ROBERT E. HAMMER

Carrier Mills, Ill.

IRENE HAMMOND

Ashland City :

Franklin, Ky.

WAYNE FORD

Nashville

SHARON HAND

Alma, Ga.

JIM FORESTER

Nashville

WILLIAM S. HARPER

Nashville

1967

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I4 / THIRD Row:

FIRST Row:

RONALD G. HARDY

Nashville

THOMAS S. HARPER

Nashville

GORDON L. HA WK INS ROBERT J. HAYES

GEORGE VIE HOLLEY LANNY HOLMES BETTY ANN HOW ARD

Old Hickory Lawrenceburg

Hendersonville Nashville Florissant, Mo.

SHARLENE HUDSON

Nashville

JOHN C. HUGAR

Nashville

ROBERT HAYNIE

Nashville

ALICE HELTON

Nashville

HAROLD L. HUGGINS

BILL HENRY

Nashville

BOB JOHNSON

Centerville

LARRY D. HIGGINS

Nashville

FREDDY KEITH

Nashville

WILLIE HIGGINS

Savannah

NEIMAN KELL

MARY FRANCES HILL

Portland

EDWARD KELLEY

Nashville

JOYCE KING

Cleveland

FOURTH ROW:

SECOND Row:

WILLIAM H. HILL TOMMY HIMES

Nashville

MICHAEL KAVANAGH

Shelbyville

EARLENE LACKEY

CAROL HITE

Old Hickory

BETTY HOBBS

Maryville

DeLANA LANGLEY

ROBERT R. HODGE

Nashville

RACHEL LANKFORD

CLAUDIA HOLDER

Winchester

BETTY JEAN LASATER

IOI

McMinnville

Camden, N.J. Nashville Nashville Franklin, Ky. Hillsboro

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IE]NI()R

Row:

FrnsT Row:

THIRD

EMMETT LAWLER

Donelson

CAROLYN MILES

Goodlettsville

BEVERLY LEDBETTER

Nashville

RUTH MILLENBINE

Coal City, Ill.

JUDY LINDSAY

Mascot

JOYCE MOODY

Atlanta, Ga.

Nashville

CONNIE MOORE

TANA LITTLE

Nashville

JOHN MOORE

LARRY LOCKHART

Nashville

LARRY MORPHIS

Nashville

CAR THEL EDWARD MORRISON

EDWIN LINK .. ; . ;

DARREL LYLE PATRICIA MARSHALL

Morristown

Nashville

THOMAS LEE MARTIN

Nashville

THOM McCUTCHEN SUZANNE BATES McGEHEE JOYCE McGILL JIM MERCER DICK METSKER

.. . .. . . Nashville

JOYCE MURRELL

. .. . . . Lawrenceburg .. . . Lawrenceburg

FouRTH Row:

SECOND ROW:

MARILYN MARTIN

LILLIAN MATTHEWS

Nashville Cedartown, Ga.

. . .

CHARLOTTE NEWSOM CHARLES SCOT NOR TON

.. . .. .

.. . . . . . Shelbyville Lakeland, Fla.

HAROLD O'BRIEN

Nashville

BRENT O'HARA

Nashville

NAOMI PAGE

Nashville

ROBERT PAISLEY

Nashville

MARY HOLLIS PATE

Nashville

THOMAS PATTON

Nashville

. . . . . . . . . Nashville

Springfield . . . . . . . . . . Elizabethtown, Ky. Nashville

IS(y /

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THIRD ROW:

Row:

ROBERT PEARSON GARY PENNINGTON DALE PETERSON PHILLIS PINKSTON DOROTHY J. PIRTLE LINDA POOLE SYLVIA POSEY BONNIE POWELL

SECOND

LAURA ROBINSON

Adairville, Ky.

SALLIE LINA ROGERS

Nashville

MICHAEL H. ROLL

St. Petersburg, Fla. Columbia .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shelbyville Greenbrier Columbia Falls Church, Va.

Nashville

JAMES M. RAGAN

Nashville

MARY RAY

Nashville

BARBARA REED

Nashville

THOMAS LEON REED

Nashville

JOHN REYNOLDS

St. Petersburg, Fla.

ROGER RICHARDS ............................• Nashville RANDY ROARK

Winchester Greenville, Ky.

LARRY ROY

Nashville

PATRICIA RUDY

Nashville

CHYRIL RUSSELL

Nashville

GINGER RUSSELL

Nashville

REBECCA JANE SCHUTT

Madison

FOURTH ROW:

Row:

JUDY POWERS

Nashville

Chattanooga

103

JOBY SCHWARTZ

Nashville

JACKIE SHANNON

Nashville

LINDA JANETTE SHANNON

Nashville

JOHN SHELTON

Nashville

PAT SHELTON

Nashville

DEBORAH SHUTES

Nashville

LEON SIZEMORE

DeLand, Fla.

BRYAN SMITH

.. . . Nashville

'UNI()ES

IE)PE€R

FIRST

Row :

THIRD ROW:

CHARLES LA WREN CE SMITH CHARLES W. SMITH

Clarksville

PORTIA THOMAS

Nashville

JUDY TUCKER

Four Oaks, N.C. Nashville

J. ROB SMITH

Mayfield, Ky.

CAROL TURBEVILLE

RUTH SMITH

Marietta, Ga.

CONSTANCE L. VARGO

St. Clair Shores, Mich.

Goodlettsville

WILLIAM T. SNOW

Nashville

CHARLES E. VAUGHN

Nashville

TERRY SNYDER

Nashville

JACKIE WAGGONER

Nashville

MARILEE SOYARS

Auburn, Ky.

RONALD T. STACK

Nashville

SECOND ROW :

RICK WARREN OLIVIA D. WATKINS

Hendersonville Nashville

FOURTH ROW:

GENIRA JO STEPHENS

Glasgow, Ky.

TOMMY STERRITT

DAVID RONALD WATSON

Manchester

Nashville

DON WEBB

Nashville

DONALD T. WEILAND

DON SUMNER

Nashville

ANNETTE WELLS

Rock Island, Ill.

RICHARD TARPY

Nashville

JESSICA WHEELER

Greenville, Ky.

BECKY THOMPSON

Madison

DORINDA WHITE

Columbia

ROBERT THOMPSON

Nashville

JAMES WHITTAKER

Big Sandy

Hendersonville

CYNTHIA WILLIAMS

Wheaton, Md.

JIMMY RAY STOUT

GENE TRAMEL

Ashland, Ky. Nashville

IS(y /

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FIRST

Row:

HARLAN BRYAN WILLIAMS

Franklin

DEANIE WOOD

Nashville

LARRY HERBERT WOODY

Crossville

JANE WORLEY

Nashville

SHERRY WRIGHT

Nashville

REBECCA S. YA TES

Greenville, Ky.

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OFFICERS - Michael Trevathan, President; Ken Brown, Vice-President; Pat Behm, Secretary ; Gale Lynn, Treasurer; Ellen Bradbury, Legislative Representative; Sylvia Harney, Social Chairman.

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND FAVORITES

, FAVORITES-Ken Brown and Pat Behm.

S0PHOM0RES

FIRST Row:

THIRD Row:

MORGAN ALRED

Harriman

FRAN BELL

ALMA ANDERSON

Athens

JERRY BELL

Old Hickory Germantown

CHARLES ANDERSON

Nashville

BEYERLY BLACK

JANICE ANDERSON

Athens

WILLIAM BOMAR

ROBERT ANDERSON

Antioch

Nashville

MARY ANN BOOLTER

Fayetteville

Jamestown

Nashville

LINDA BOYTE

PAT BAIN

Nashville

ELLEN BRADBURY

Nashville

JOHANN BAKER

Nashville

WAYNE BRAMBLETT

Hillsboro

SECOND Row:

FOURTH ROW:

BETTY BARHAM

Lewisburg

RONALD BINKLEY

GAYLE BARRETT

Franklin, Ky.

SHARON BROOME

Chattanooga

ALBERT BASS

Nashville

KENNETH BROWN

Market, Ala.

CYNTHIA BATES

Nashville

MARGARET BROWN

DANNY BA TES

Nash ville

LARRY BULLION

VIRGINIA BATES

Nashville

JOHN BURFORD, JR. .

MARY JANE BATEY

Nashville

SHARON BURNETT

Old Hickory

PATRICIA BEHM

Nashville

DANNY BUSH

Franklin, Ky.

JOYCE ANDREWS

Nashville

Springfield

Chattanooga ·

Nashville Hartsville

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FIRST Row:

THIRD Row:

NANCY BYRUM

Nashville

HARRIET CRAIG

Gallatin

CONNIE CAGLE

Tullahoma

LIBBY CUMMINGS

Franklin, Ky.

JANET CALLAHAN

Dixon

SHELBY CAMPBELL

Columbia

CHARLES VAN CURRIN

Nashville

LOUIS M. DEL RIO

Nashville Adairville, Ky.

CONNIE CARTER

Memphis

CAROLYN DEMPSEY

DUNCAN CARVER

Nashville

JANE DENNEY

STARR CASEY

Nashville

JOEDY DICKEY

Wrigley

KENNETH CLAY

Madison

DAWN DOBBS

Nashville

SEGOND ROW :

Carthage

FOURTH ROW:

JOHN CLINE

Nashville

RICHARD DRIVER

MARVIN COE

Franklin

MARY MARGARET DUNAWAY

DAVID COLEMAN

Nashville

CAROLYNN DYER

FAYE COLEMAN

Nashville

JOHNNY EARHEART

Nashville

JOHN COLES

Nashville

GLENN EASON

Nashville

Batesville, Miss.

DAVID ELLIS

Nashville

FRANK ELLIS

1 ••••••• Nashville

NORMA COOPER VIRGINIA COOPER DAVID COMER

Gallatin Lawrenceburg

BILLY ELLISON

White House Nashville East Detroit, Mich.

Nashville

SOPHOMORES_______

0PE0MORES

FIRST

Row:

THIRD

Row:

Nashville

BUTCH GUPTON

Whites Creek

Chicago, Ill.

VIRGINIA HALL

Monterey

Nashville

MARY HAMMER

Ashland City

RUSSELL FLATT

Cookeville

JOE HAMPTON

Nashville

DORIS FLEEMON

Southgate, Mich.

THOMAS HANKINS

Nunnelly

DON FLOYD

Madison

CARROLL HARDEN

Nashville

WILLIAM FLY

Nashville

SYLVIA HARNEY

Lawrenceburg

Nashville

ELAINE HARRIS

Madison

JUDY FAIRBANKS ANTONIA F ANDYEZ GAY FEINSTEIN

CAROLYN FORD

SECOND

FOURTH ROW:

Row: Summertown

HERMAN HARRIS

Nashville

LOIS GARRISON

Tullahoma

JEWELL HARRIS

Nashville

GLENDA GATLIN

Tarpon Springs, Fla.

JANE HARRISON

Fayetteville

FAYE FREEMAN

HARRY GRADY

Nashville

DAVID GRAVES

Nashville

REBECCA HARRISON

Nashville

RONALD HATCHETT

Madison, Ala.

SARA HAY

LARRY GRAVES

. . . Nashville

JACKIE GREENE

Nashville

ALTON HAYNES III

Tullahoma

CARMEN HERNANDEZ

JANIS GRESHAM

109

Rockvale Nashville Van Nuys, Calif.

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1967

____

FIRST Row:

THIRD Row:

JERRY HICKS

Franklin

JOHN HINKLE

Nashville

CHARLES KANE

ORVILLE HINKLE

Nashville

LINDA KELLOGG

ROGER HOBBS

Whitwell

MARGIE KEMPER

Madison

BETTY HODGES

Spencer

JULIE KENNEDY

Nashville

Darien, Conn.

ARLINDA HOUSE

JOYCE JONES

Nashville St. Louis, Mo.

LINDA KENNEDY

Nashville

JESSE HOWELL

Nashville

LINDA KING

Franklin

PHILIP HYDE

Madison

MARGUERITE KING

Nashville

SECOND Row:

FOURTH ROW:

BARRY IRWIN

Nashville

CLAIBORNE KINN ARD V

Franklin

MARY ANN IR WIN

Knoxville

DAVID KOONS

Nashville

JUDY JACKS

Elora

JOE KRETCHIK

Nashville

WILLIAM JACKSON

Halls

SHERRIE LANDIS

Nashville

HENSLEE LANKFORD

Nashville

LINDA JACOBS

Nashville

MARTHA JENNINGS

Nashville

GARY LEIGH

Nashville

DELMA JOHNSON

Nashville

LENNART A. LARSON

Nashville

ELLEN JONES

Livonia, Mich.

LEWIS LASKA

a r.

Nashville

Fairbanks, Alaska

SOPHOMORES_____

9 +

FIRST Row:

THIRD Row :

HOWARD LAWLER

Leitchfield, Ky.

BONNIE LAWSON

Ypsilanti, Mich.

JUDY LEDBETTER

Livingston

CAROL MEFFORD

Nashville

SHARON MELNICK

Nashville

WANDA MENEES

Madison

DALE LEE

Nashville

JANICE McELHINEY

Nashville

RANDELL LEE

Madison

CHASE McLAUGHLIN

Nashville

STEVE LeMAY

Memphis

SUE ANN McNEAL

Nashville

ROSEMARIE LLANA

Madison

BRENDA MILLER

Shelbyville

CYNTHIA LOTT

Nashville

JAMES MILLER

Memphis

JIMMIE MILLER

Nashville Rancocas, N.J.

SECOND Row: MORGAN LOWRY

Lovettsville, Va.

FouRTH Row:

GAYLE LYNN

Tallahassee, Fla.

CHERYL MINER

KAY MABRY

Hopkinsville, Ky.

PAM MINTER

WILLIAM MARSHALL

Nashville

JANIS MOON

CHARLES MARTIN

Nashville

GLENDA MOORE

Whitwell Shelbyville Summertown

JAMES MARTIN

Nashville

SHELBY MOORE

Nashville

RICHARD MAYFIELD

Nashville

JOHN MORRIS

Nashville

BETTYE MEADOR

Nashville

PATRICIA MURPHY

Nashville

I II I

1967

___ THIRD ROW:

FIRST ROW : CLAUDIA NEWBY

PATRICIA PINKERTON

Tullahoma

Nashville

JOHN NOLEN

Nashville

HECTOR PLANAS

WAYNE OFFICER

Nashville

LOUISE R. POAG

Old Hickory

FRANK OSTER

Nashville

LINDA ANN POLK

Westmoreland

Nashville

DON PORTER

Orlinda

Nolensville

SUSAN POSTON

Nashville

HARRY OUSHBEMAN JAMES PALMER DONNA PARKER

Fayetteville, N.C.

RUSSELL PRESTON III

JACK PATTERSON

Silver Grove, Ky.

KAYE

PRICE

Oriente, Cuba

Huntsville, Ala. Nashville

FOURTH ROW:

SECOND ROW:

PATSY PUGH

Nashville

JESSE PATTERSON

Madison

BECKY PAYNE

Nashville

PHILLIP PURVIS

Hamilton, N.C.

MARY ANN PAYNE

Portland

DOUG PURYEAR

Nashville

ROBERT PEARCE

Nashville

JERRY RAGAN

Nashville

JESSE PEDIGO, JR

Nashville

WAYNE RANDOLPH

CHARLES PENNY

Nashville

JANIS REYNOLDS

DARLENE PETERS

- .Nashville

ANN PEYTON

GARY RICE SANDRA RIGSBY

Nashville

112

Lexington, Ky. Memphis Clarksville McMinnville

SOPHOMORES

S0PCM0RES

FIRST

THIRD Row: CAROL SLOAN .........................•.•••••• Nashville

Row:

HEWEY RINBERRY

Nashville

DONALD ROBERSON

Huntsville, Ala.

LYDA GAYLE ROBERTSON

Nashville

RUDY ROSZAK

Nashville

HALLIE ROUNTREE

Hendersonville

JOHN RUSHING

Milford, Mich.

JAMES PURSELL, JR

Nashville

SHARON RUSSELL

Madison

MAURICE SMITH .....................•...••••• Nashville MIKE •sMITH ..............................•••• Nashville NANCY SMITH

SARAH SOWELL

WINSTON SPENCER ......................•••••• Nashville

FOURTH ROW: LINDA GAYLE STARTUP .................•••••• Nashville

PAT SAYNE

Knoxville

CARL SCOTT

Nashville

SANDRA SCOTT

Ghent, Ky.

LINDA SHIPLEY

Knoxville

CONI SHORT

Milan

JULIANNE SIMMONS

Milan

JOHN SIMPSON

Hopkinsville, Ky.

KATHIE SPECK ...........................••••• Nashville

SECOND Row:

ADA SUE SIMPSON

............................•••• Shelbyville

JANET SMITHSON .......................••••• Brentwood

SHIRLEY STEPHENS ....................••••••• Nashville MIKE STEPHENSON ........................•• Fayetteville JERRY STOWE ......................••••• Eastanollee, Ga. MICKEY SULLIVAN ......................•••••• Nashville

Nashville

GENIE TAYLOR .......................•..••••• Lewisburg

li4

SARA TINKER ........................•..••• Chattanooga

DONNA TRESCH .........................•••••• Nashville

Whites Creek

I 113

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S0PH0MORES___

FIRST

Row :

MICHAEL TREV ATHAN BETH TULLOCK JANE TURNER

JAMES WHISENANT Springfield Nashville Lawrenceburg

NANCY TURNER

Springfield

JUDY VANTREASE

Madison

JOYCE VAUGHN

Livingston

DENNY VINCENT

Bremen, Ky.

CAROLYN WADDELL

Nashville

SHERRY WHITE

Nashville

RICHARD WHITLEY

Nashville

DAVID WHITTEN

Nashville

GLORIA WHITLOW

Nashville

DALE WILHITE

Nashville

Jackson THIRD ROW:

SECOND ROW:

PATRICIA WILLIAMS

Jacksboro

SHIRLEY WRIGHT

Lebanon

BOB WALLS

Columbia

JO WYNNE

LINDA WEAVER

Nashville

LINDA YOUNG

1967

114

Griffin, Ga. Rockfield, Ky.

______

FAVORITES-Doyle Wood and Melanie Burr.

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND FAVORITES

OFFICERS-Doyle Wood, President; Fred Kern, Vice-President; Linda Brewer, Secretary; Dana Millard, Treasurer; Ann Yeager, Social Chairman; Regina Tullock, Legislative Representative.

FRESHMEN._

3 ks? e3 =} ,,,,..,

aA4} FIRST ROW :

CLARENCE ADKISSON DAN ALESHIRE

THIRD

Row:

Donelson

RICHARD KNIGHT BASTIN

Nashville

Grove City, Ohio

CHARLOTTE ANN BAYLESS

Ashland, Ky.

GREER ALEXANDER

Nashville

LAURA G. BENNITT

Augusta, Ga.

ANITA ALLEN

Memphis

PAUL T. BERRY

Ashland, Ky.

BRENDA SUE ALLEN CARLA ALLEN LARRY DALE ALSUP LINDA ANDERSON

SECOND

DEBRA JEAN BEWLEY

Bristol

RONALD WAYNE BIGBEE

Chattanooga Tullahoma Adairville, Ky.

Row:

Bowling Green, Ky. Manchester

LAWRENCE C. BIGGS

Nashville

NOEL R. BILLINGS

Madison

FOURTH ROW:

ROSETTA ANDERSON

Nashville

DONNA JACQUELYN BINKLEY

Nashville

ERIC MICHAEL ATKINS

Nashville

CYNTHIA BLANKENSHIP

Nashville

WILLIAM R. AUSTIN

Nashville

DIANA LYNN BOWERS

Nashville

CYNTHIA ANN BAKER

Nashville

LINDA BOWERSOCK

Nashville

GEORGE F. BALDWIN

Tullahoma

JOANNE BOYD

Nashville

JOE BENSON BOYD

Nashville

SUSAN BARNARD

Nashville

GLORINDA BARRETT

Nashville

LARRY W. BOYD

Nashville

LINDA I. BRAKEBILL

Nashville

LINDA BARNETT

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d°I THIRD Row:

FIRST Row:

BRENDA JUANITA BRASSELL LINDA BREWER

Nashville Columbus, Ohio

SUZANNE BRINKLEY

Sturgis, Ky.

TERRY EDWARD BROWN

Nashville

SHARON GAYLE BROWN

Nashville

SUZANNA BROWN

Murfreesboro

TONY BROWN

Tullahoma

JOHN DAVID BROWNING

Greenville, Ky.

JIMMY BRUCE

Nashville

BARBARA BURKE

Nashville

LON LELAND BURNS WANDA BRYANT

Nashville Goodlettsville

JANET BUESE

Cleveland, Ohio

SANDRA ROSE BUNDRANT

THERESA BURNS

MELANIE ANN BURR KENNETH M. BUSH PHILLIP BUSH ANN CALLAWAY

Springfield Middletown, Ohio Lebanon Fukuoka, Japan

ROHN V. CAL VIN

Madison

FRANK LESLIE CAMPBELL

Nashville

REBECCA CAMPBELL

Cody, Ky.

WILLIAM N. CANNON

Nashville

FOURTH ROW:

SECOND Row:

JAMES BURLESOV

Nashville Summertown

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

JACK LEON ARD CANTRELL

Smyrna

CHERI CAPSHAW

Louisville, Ky.

CYNTHIA CARLE

Hopkinsville, Ky.

BETTYOUTLAW CARVER

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

CAROL CATHEY

Nashville

ALICER. CAUTHERN

Madison

DWIGHT K. CAUTHERN

Donelson

TONY CAVENDER

Nashville

H R ESEMEN

FRESHMEN

FIRST Row:

THIRD ROW:

JESSE RAMOS DE CERQUEIRA

Nashville

LESLIE W. DALE

BARBARA CHANCE

Madison

DAVID EARL DANIEL

Nashville Lutts

JUDY CHEA THAM

Lewisburg

ROBERT JULIAN DAUGHERTY

Nashville

CYNTHIA CHOATE

Chapel Hill

DAVID DARRYL DAVENPORT

Benton, Pa.

STEVE CHOATE

Nashville

TERRY LEE DAVIDSON

Nash ville

JOHN CLARK

Madison

JOHN H. DA VIS

Donelson

Nashville

WILLIAM L. DAVIS

Nashville

Madison

CLEMMIE C. DEMONBREUN

Nashville

CAROL

J. CONRAD

MEL VIN COOK

SECOND ROW :

FOURTH ROW:

JIMMY L. CORBITT

Nashville

DIANNA SUE DePRIEST

Centerville

JAMES COSTELLO

Nashville

ROY DAVID DePRIEST

Nashville

RONALD COWAN

Nashville

LINDA PAGE DICKSON

Nashville

Clinton

MELODY DINWIDDIE

Goodlettsville

LINDA COX DAVID R. CRADDOCK

Nashville

JAMES DIXON

Nashville

ROGER D. CRAVEN

Nashville

JUDY DORNING

Hohenwald

SARAH JOYCE CREECH

Nashville

LOWELL McKINEDY DORRIS

JIMMY WAYNE CROSBY

Madison

NANCY DOWNEY

Nashville Florissant, Mo.

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I4 / FIRST ROW: ROBERT B. DOYLE RODGER EAKIN MAMIS EDDINS LINDA EDGE

Nashville South Pittsburg Nashville McMinnville

JOHNNY EDWARDS

Nashville

DEBORAH ELEY

Nashville

GARY F. ELLIOTT

Nashville

TERRY M. ELLIOTT

Nashville

SECOND Row: REVEN A ELLISON JAYNE EMITT

Winchester Memphis

GARY DUANE ERWIN

Nashville

SHANNON ENGLAND

Old Hickory

BETTE FARMER JANET FERGUSON

Nashville Russellville, Ky.

LEWIS FERRELL ..............................• Memphis MARY MARGARET FLEMING

Old Hickory

THIRD Row: CHERYL ANN FOGLE JAMES WILLIAM FORKUM

Mrshville .. . . . . • . . . • . . Nashville

BETTY FORTNER ..........................•..• Nashville JUDY FOSTER

Huntsville, Ala.

DONNA FRANCESCON ......................•.•• Nashville GERALD PARKS FRAY ........................•• Nashville KENNY L. FUQUA

Nashville

BETTY GABHART ............................•• Nashville

FouRTH Row: CA THY JEAN GALBREATH JULIA GALLAHER

Goodlettsville

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

GAYNELLE GARNER

Tullahoma

DAVID C. GENNETT ..........................•. Nashville DONNA KAY GEORGE CAROL S. GIBSON

Nashville Byrdstown

CATHY GILBREATH

Fort Payne, Ala.

CHARLES GOBBELL

Nashville

P R ESEMEN

ERESE EN"

FIRST Row:

THIRD ROW:

BRENDA F. GOINS

Nashville

GERALD WAYNE HALMONTALLER

WILMA H. GOOCH

Madison

KRISTINE HANSON

Rockville, Md.

Nashville

GARRY C. GRAMMEL

Hamilton, Ohio

JUNE FAY HARLAN

Lawrenceburg

JERRY GRAMMEL

Hamilton, Ohio

DIANNE HARRIS

Nashville

DIANNE GRAMMER

Nashville

BRENDA

J. HART

Nashville

BETTY GRAY

Nashville

ELLEN HARTMAN

Greenville

ANN GREGORY

Gallatin

JOHNNIE C. HAYES

Greenbrier

MARY GAYLE GRIFFIN

Nashville

WILLIAM HAYES

Nashville

SECOND ROW:

FouRTH Row:

WILLIAM C. GRIFFITH

Nashville

JOE HEATHERLY

GAIL GROVES

Orlinda

SHARON HENDERSON

DEBORAH ANN GUEST

Nashville

ARTHUR W. HICKS

BARBARA ANN GUIDEY

Nashville

DONNA HIGGINS

SHERYL HACKETT

Gallatin

ANNE HINDMAN

GARY W. HALCOMB

Hendersonville

SHEILA ANN HALE DONN A HALL

Nashville Goodlettsville

Cedar Hill

Concord, N.H. ·.·

LINDA HINDRICKSON JOE HINKLE RICHARD A. HIRSCH

Ardmore

Slaughters, Ky. Nashville ~

Mt. Pleasant Joelton Nashville

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__________________._967 THIRD Row: REGINA ANN JONES

FIRST Row: FRED HORRELL ...............................• Nashville PHYLLIS HOUSLEY

TOMMY JONES ..............................•• Nashville

Dayton

CHRIS HUFF .................................• Cleveland JOY HUGHES

Adairville, Ky.

PATRICIA HUMPHREYS

Forest Hill

MILTON PAT HYDER

McMinnville

Louisville, Ky.

CAROL L. KING ..........................•••• Manchester

FOURTH Row: TERESA KING

Brownsville

.. : ..........................••••• Antioch

BARBARA KLIEWER

RAYMOND JOHNSON ..........................• Nashville

Louisville, Ky.

MICHAEL R. KLINE .......................••••• Nashville

Thompson Station

DONALD KNOTTS

McMinnville

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

BARBARA JANE KRETCHIK ...................• Nashville

DONNA MARIE JONES ........................• Nashville

HARVEY HUGH LA FOLLETTE

EARL CLAYBORNE JONES .....................• Gallatin

THOMAS R. LAMBE

FLINT JONES ................................•• Nashville HENRY JONES

Spring City

GARY LEE KEYS ..........................•.••• Jonesboro

SECOND Row:

WILLIAM C. JOHNSON

Hialeah, Fla.

REBA GAIL KELLEY

FRED LOUIS KERN

BONNIE JAKISSON ...........................•. Nashville

DANNY JONES

ARIE TT A KAY KEEGAN

RANCE DEAN KELLY .....................••••• Nashville

LINDA IRELAND ..............................• Nashville

BILL JAMESON

McMinnville

Hendersonville Nashville

BETTY LANKFORD ............................• Fairview

McMinnville

bR ESEIMEN 121

ERESEEN

FIRST Row:

THIRD ROW :

WILLIAM M. LANGFORD

Nashville

LARRY DEAN MANTOOTH

Cleveland

CHARLES REED LARMORE

Nashville

JAMES W. MARABLE

Nashville

RICHARD M. LEACH

Nashville

LINDA FAYE MARLIN

Nashville

M. JANE Le CROY

Fayetteville

CAROLE MARTIN

Hubert, Mich.

LINDA C. LEE

Hermitage

JAMES 0. MARTIN

Nashville

MIKE MASON

Nashville

SUELLEN LEUGERS

Hamilton, Ohio

LARRY WILLIAM LEWIS

Nashville

JENNY LEE MASON

BARBARA J. LIGGETT

Madison

JERRY L. MA YES

Nashville

JUANITA LOYCE McBRIDE

Memphis

Jasper

RONALD F. McCALLISTER

Nashville

PATRICIA McCLAIN

Antioch

SECOND Row:

DOLORES LINSELL

Franklin, Ky. Madison

FOURTH ROW:

.•

DONNA RUTH LIVELY L. KAY LLAN A

Madison

DAVID LOVELACE

Nashville

KENNETH WAYNE McCORD

JIM SADLER LOWRY

Nashville

JAMES C. McGEE

BETTY LOU MADDOX

Fayetteville

ARNIE FAYE McNEAL

KAREN MAHAFFEY

Nashville

STEVE McPHERSON

VIRGINIA KATHERINE MANGRUM

Nashville

VICKI MENHEL

122

Nashville McMinnville Nashville Madison Petersburg, Ind.

IMy/_

Iaf/ THIRD Row:

FIRST Row: JONATHAN P. MILES

PHIL NARON ................................• Jamestown

Nashville

DANA BETH MILLARD

EDDIE NEUFELDT ..........................•.. Nashville

Old Hickory

HAROLD MILLER

Nashville

GARY MILLS

Nashville

ALICIA ANN MINOR

Shelbyville

RICKY MITCHELL

Chattanooga

RAYFORD GERALD MOATS BETTY RUTH MOORE

JANICE NORTHCUT ...........................• Waverly

Nashville

RITA PARDEY

RANDELL LEE MOSER PATRICIA MULLIS

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

JOAN STEPHANIE PATTERSON

Nashville

GEORGIA LYNN PENNINGTON ..............• Hohenwald

Cookeville

JOAN PETTY

ROBERT B. MOORE .........................• Tullahoma LINDA MOOREFIELD

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

FouRTH Row: MARILYN JANE PARKER ....................•••• Allardt

Dunmore, Ky.

JIMMIE FERRELL MOORE

Kettering, Ohio

GARY OWEN ...............................•.•. Nashville

Nashville

ERNIE MOORE

MICHAEL D. OLIVER

LINDA OSTEEN ...............................• Donelson

SECOND ROW: CHRISTINE MOORE

Nashville

JENNY OSBORNE

Guthrie, Ky.

BETTYE SUE MOORE

NANCY KAY NUGENT

..........................• Gallatin Old Hickory

Lewisburg

WELDON PHELPS

Nashville

ARTHUR THOMAS PORTER

Nashville

MICHAEL POSTON ............................• Nashville

Tallahassee, Fla.

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bR ESEI1EN 123

ERESEMEN.

FIRST ROW :

THIRD ROW :

WILFORD POTTS

Santa Fe

ROBERT A. POWELL

Nashville

ELIZABETH ROSS POWERS JERRY VERN POWERS LOIS PRINCE BAYV WATI PUDJANEGARA

JUDITH GA YE RICHARDSON CHARLES W. RICHESON

Cumberland City Nashville

Dayton

GLENDA ROBER TS

Nashville

MARY RODGERS

Fairview

MARIE ROSE

Columbia

Leoma Bandung, Indonesia

Lawrenceburg

CAROL ANN BOSTELMAN

Mt. Juliet

CAROLYN PULLEY

Nashville

KATHY ROTHWELL

Nashville

N. KATHRYN REAGAN

Byrdstown

ROBERT L. RUSSELL

Nashville

SECOND

Row:

FOURTH ROW:

LILA JEAN RAGGETT

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

DONALD A. RAMSEY

Nashville

JACQUELYN DEAN SANDERS

JESSE EDWARD RAMSEY

Donelson

KENNETH W. SANDERS

JUDY RANDALL

TERRY TOMERLIN SAGUE

Winchester

STEPHEN MICHAEL RAY

Nashville

Nashville Marietta, Ga. Nashville

DAVID SAR TAM

Nashville

ROBERT SATTERFIELD

Nashville

FAYE REECE

Nashville

SUSAN SAUMS

Nashville

JOE MICHAEL REESE

Madison

JAMES SCHADE

Nashville

CHRISTY JANE RICH

Madison

SHIRLEY SCHAFER

Nashville

1967

124 1

__________________._967 THIRD Row:

FIRST ROW :

LINDA STAMPS ..........................•••••• Nashville

SUSAN SEAGER ...........................••••• Nashville CONNIE SHERMAN

DALE R. STEEDLY .....................•.••••••• Waverly

............................•• Cowan

DON SHOULTS

DONNA STEEDLY

Nashville

PRISCILLA SHRUM .........................••• Lafayette

SANDRA ANNE STINSON ..............••.•••• Old Hickory

DAVID EARL SIMPSON .........................• Antioch WAYNE SIRCY

Nashville

ANDY SMITH

Lebanon

BETTY LOU SMITH

Nashville

SUSAN GLENN STOKES

JOHN STORRS ..........................••••••• Nashville

FOURTH ROW:

CAROLYN SUE SUMMAR ................•..•••• Nashville

IMOGENE SMITH ..............................• Franklin

LINDA JOY SUMMAR .....................•• Murfreesboro

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

LARRY M. SUMMARELL ...................••••• Nashville

CHARLES STEPHEN SMITH ...................• Nashville JAMES RANDOLPH SMITH

JAMES S. SWEENEY ........................•••• Nashville

..................•• Memphis

MARY BETH SYKES

CAROLYN SNEED ...........................••• Nashville

JOHN LA WREN CE SOUTHERN MICHAEL SPENCE

Adairville, Ky.

LINDA TANSLEY ............................••• Nashville

JAMES GAREY SOUTHERN .................•••• Nashville

(

Farmington, Ky.

TONY STOKES ........................•..••• Graham, Ky.

SEGOND ROW:

JUDY SMITH

......................•••••••• Waverly

BARBARA STEELE ......................•••••••• Nashville

RAY TATE

Greenville, S.C.

DAVID M. TAYLOR

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

Meridianville, Ala. Nashville

bR ESEIMEN 125

ERESEEN

FIRST Row:

JAMES R. TAYLOR

THIRD Row:

Dayton, Ohio

JANIE WALLACE

Hendersonville

STEVE THOMAS

Nashville

MARY KATHERINE THOMPSON

Crossville

JANET WASHBURN

Nashville

VIVIAN ANN THOMPSON

Madison

DIANA WATERS

Maryville Nashville

MARILYN WALLA CE

MARILYN THURMAN

Nashville

THOMAS LEO WATSON

TERRY S. TIBBOTT

Nashville

MARGARET ANN WEATHERFORD

ELAINE TROXLER

Sparta

ANDREA SUE TUCKER

THOMAS M. WEBB

Columbia

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Nashville

ROBERT W. WESBROOKS

ROBERT BENSON TUCKER

Nashville

ROBERT E. WHALEY

Nashville

REGINA TULLOCK

Cleveland

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BYRON WHITE

Nashville

BEVERLEY TURBEVILLE

Goodlettsville

DANNY MICHAEL WHITT

Antioch

GARRY UMPHREY

Lawrenceburg

MARY FAYE WHITTENBURG

Forbus

NANCY ELOISE UNDERWOOD

Durham, N.C.

CARL L. WHITTIMORE

Jonesboro

JOHN MICHAEL WILLIAMS

Nashville

GWYN VAUGHN

Nashville

SHERI LYNN VERNON

Nashville

MARTHA LEE WILLIAMS

Nashville

DARLENE W ABO ND

Madison

SARAH ELAINE WILLIAMS

Nashville

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BETSY WILKINS

Shelbyville

KATHERN DORENA WILSON

Byrdstown

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JOSEPH GILBERT WINTERS

Nashville

DOYLE ASHTON WOOD

Shelbyville

CONNIE WOODS MARTHA WOODY

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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD

B. H. STIEF JEWELRY CO. 214-216 6th. Avenue, North NASHVILLE, TENN.

Phone AL 6-261 I Since 1858 •

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Grandview Baptist Church 2635 Nolensville Road TED J. INGRAM Pastor

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CARLTON R. McDOWELL Minister of Education

9:40 A.M.

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Sunday Worship. 8:30 A.M. & I 0:50 A.M. 6: 15 P.M.

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Worship...............7:30 P.M. 256-5168 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NASHVILLE Corner of Seventh and Broad, Downtown

Call About Our Bus Approximately 300 enrolled in our Student Departments

Make First Baptist your church home while in Belmont College

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SHANNON ELECTRIC CO. 1527 Demonbreun St.

SERVICE CENTER

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Batteries

P. 0. Box I 087 Nashville 2, Tennessee

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HERMITAGE BRAND FINE FOODS AND COFFEE

Service Is Our Business

292-3779

AMERICAN SANITARY DISPOSE-ALL CO. P.O. Box 336 NASHVILLE, TENN ES SEE Industrial and Commercial Service AL 4-5749

AL 4-8745

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JARRELL INSURANCE AGENCY

JAMES D. HOPKINS Pastor

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

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CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OF

EDGEFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH Seventh and Russell Streets Nashville, Tennessee

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COMPLIMENTS

HERMITAGE LAUNDRY SWISS CLEANERS 3904 Hillsboro Rd.

292-8990

120 5th Ave. South

256-1184

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Evening Worship

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7:30 P.M.

Greene Double Cola Bottling Co.

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HARRIS PRESS 1519 Demonbreun NEILL HARRIS TOMMY SWANN

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S. R. SMITH, INC. 202 HOWERTON STREET

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THOMPSON FRUIT

Immanuel Baptist Church 222 Belle Meade Boulevard

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WHOLESALE DEALERS

Minister of Music

Fruits and Vegetables Frozen Foods 1301 2nd Ave., N.

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CHARLES S. CROCKER MICHAEL L. ALLEN Youth Director

297-5356

Nashville, Tennessee

TAYLOR SUPPLY COMPANY

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Call ED ZUPA-255-0647

COMPLIMENTS OF

GREER'S CAFETERIA Formerly

GREER'S RESTAU RANT BANQUET ROOM

James Robertson Hotel Most Convenient To Southern Baptists Air Conditioning

Television

Free Parking Banquet and Meeting Rooms

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

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VACUUM CO. INC.

OAKES-SMITH REALTY CO.

Nashville's Supermarket Service for Bags, Hoses, Motors, Brushes, and Parts 3302-A Nolensville Rd. 833-20 I 0

3317 Nolensville Rd. 833-2010

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VELVET ICE CREAM CO.

CONG RATU LATIONS GRADUATES

TUCKER STUDIO

MERRYLOG FARMS, INC. MEAT POULTRY EGGS

1807!/ 2lst Ave., So. CY 1-2243 Nashville, Tenn.

School Portraits Application Photo's

BOB SMITHSON

School Yearbooks Passports

Engagement Portraits Weddings in Natural Color

GAS-OIL-BATTERIES WASHING 1800 2lst Ave., So.

Phone 291-9948

Nashville, Tenn.

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Nashville I2, Tenn.

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