o/o{ume 2
TOWER BELMONT COLLEGE
NA HVILLE, TENNE SEE
The name TOWER alludes to a beautiful tower on the campus in club village. Thi one hundred and two year old tower was fir L u ' ed a a water tower to upply water for the Acklen home. Federal forces, who were in Nashville during the Civil War, occupied the tower as a signal tower. In 1929 the Ward-Belmont Chime were in. talled in the tower as a rrif t from the lumna o iation of WardBelmont ch l.
D e d I• C
You are liable to meet the ubject of this sketch almost anywhere in the great Volunteer State. Dr. Charles W. Pope j one of the bu iest men in hi work a Executive Secretary and Treasurer of the Tennes ee Bapti t Convention. This position of high leadership he has ably filled since hi election _ ovember 1, 1942.
Dr. Pope's engagements on an ordinary day are alway many. Meeting with various committees relative to varied phases of work of the Convention, advising with head of the departments and conferring with individuals a his counsel is sought, Dr. Pope 6.11 morning and afternoon with a schedule of
a t I• 0 n
this nature and in addition travel thousands of mile to fill hi - engagements as a peak er and preacher from one end of Tenne see to the other.
Born .in Cedartown, Georgia, he got as a small boy the schooling of hard work a· well as the theoretical education in grammar and high chool in hi native Tallapoosa County. Later he received both A.B. and M.A. degree from Mercer Univer ity. A one illutration of app.licat.ion, he comp l eted the last two year of high chool and the four year of college work within the pace o{ four year time. CarsonNewman College and Cumberland Univer it y betowed the D.D. and LL.D. degrees
Teaching in the Department of Missions and Evanueli m of Mercer University in 1925-26, he held pastorate in Georgia before coming to Concord Bapti t Church, Chattanooga, then to First Bapti t Church, J e.fferson City, Tenne - ee, for a notable pa torate in that college community extending from 1927 to 1942.
During the ten year of hi service a Executive ecretary and Trea urer of the Convention, Tenneee Bapti t have made outstanding gain and proggre s re ulting in a greatly expanded work and increased as e t s.
It was larg ely a the outcome of the dynamic 1 adership of Dr. C. W. Pope that the Ward-Belmont properties were handed over to Bapti t control and the present Belmont College came Lo be. RICHARD OWE
Aerial View of Belmont Campus
Manager
President
Dean
MR. JOHN COTTRELL Business
DR. WARREN F. JONES Acting
DR. CLARENCE P. DENMAN Acting
THE TOWER STAFF
HOWARD PELHAM • Sponsor
JoYCE STANLEY ....................•••.. Editor
KENNETH FLOYD Business Manager
THE VISION STAFF
CLARENCE DUNCAN Sponsor
ANN STARK • Editor
JIM MY REDDI G Business Manager
THE STUDENT COUNCIL
CARL WITHERINGTON Sponsor
BrLL Y KELTON President
TEMP SPARKMAN Vice-President
BAPTIST STUDENT UN ION
DA VE ALEXANDER Citywide Secretary
]A CK LITTLE Presid e nt
JOHN COTTRELL Sponsor 9
FRo T Row: Clarence P. Denman, Acting Dean and Assistant to the President; M.A., University of Texas; Ph.D., University of Michigan. Bruce Whitaker, Religion and Philo ophy; A.B., Wake Forest College; B.D., Th.M., Th.D., Southent Bapti t Theological Seminary.
BACK Row: Mr G. A. Win tead, Secretarial Science; B.A., M A., George Peabody College. H. C. Witherington, Education and Psychology; Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D , The Univer ity of Chicago
G. A. Win tead, Biology and Chemi try; B. ., Western Kentucky State College; M.A., George Peabody College. MrE. B. Shanks, Mathematic ; B.S , Murray State College; M.A., Vanderbilt Univer ity. Mary P. Wil on, Home Economic ; M.A., George Peabody College.
FRO T Row: Florence Irwin, Piano; B.Mu::-., M.Mu ., Bush Con ervatory of Mu ic. Elizabeth Wall, Piano; B , George PeaLody College; B.Mu ., a hville Con ervatory of Mu ic; M.Mus., Chicago Musical College
BACK Row: Sydney Dalton, Voice; L.Mu., Dominion College of Mu ic, Montreal; M.Mu , Cincinnati Conservatory of Mu ic. F. Arthur Henkel, Organ; Metropolitan College of Mu ic, Cincinnati; Cincinnati College of Mu ic.
TH E F A C
FRO T Row: Howard Pelham, Speech and Dramatics; B.A., S.T.C., Troy, Ala.; M.A , George Peabody College. Louise Saunders, Assistant Librarian. Ivar Lou M. Duncan, English; A.B., Vanderbilt University; M.A., George Peabody College; Ph.D., Vanderbilt University.
BACK Row: Mary W. Hackworth, Belmont College, Librarian; A .A., Bethel Women' College; A.B., Bowling Green College of Commerce; M A., L.S., George Peabody College. Mary Louise Given , Foreign Language ; A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman's College; M.A., University of Wi con in; Ph.D., Univerity of Wisconsin.
LEFT TO RIGHT : Mr. Clarence Duncan, Director of Public Relation Mr. John Cottrell, Busine Manager. Mr Morri Puckett, Bookkeeper. Miss Mary Ann Walker, Manager of the College Book Store. Mrs. France Bennett, Secretary to the President and Dean. Mrs. Bryan, Hostes of Men's Dormitory. Mrs. Puckett, Assistant Registrar. Mr. Cecil Lea, Secretary, Divi ion of Fine Arts.
L T y
THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS
Being the fir t to graduate from Belmont
Junior College i an honor that can come only once. The sophomore of this year have made their mark on Belmont and surely
Belmont has made its mark, too . Thi cla s will go forth to how what Belmont can and is doing for its students. Long may they be remembered!
NOT PICTURED
t Allen
FRONT Row: John Cavanah, Vic -Pr ident; Emma Jane Lefever, Row: Theta Overton, ergcant-at-Arm ; Mary Pren ti b, Report r; Webb, Trca ur r.
n, re I ent. ACK ,eant-at-Arm ; Lor Lta
Erne
Denton Dockins
Robert Dod on Agnes Ford
Everell Lawrence Marcie Lee
Talithia Patrick Jame tringf ell ow
THE SOPHOMORE CLASS
First Row:
• JO H BlLLI GS, Ionian; Mini s terial Conference.
• BETTY BRINTLE, Cumberland Univer ity; Elementary Education; Athenian Society.
• JOHN CAVA AH, Cumberland Univer ity; EngIi h; Vice-Pre ident Sophomore Cla ; Athletic Director of Mini terial Conference; Phi]athian.
Second Row:
• DICK IVEY , Martin Branch of U.T.; Bu ine s Admini tration; Philathian.
• BILLY KELTO , Cumberland Univer ity; English; President of Student Council; President of Drama Club; Athletic Director of Ionians.
• BEVERLY KINSER, Peabody College; Voice; Ho te Chairman of Xan ; ociate Busine Manager of Vision.
1,HE SOPHOMORE CLASS
Fi rst Row:
• A CY LAW , Ward-B elmont; Bu ine s ; French Club; Xans.
• EMMA J E LeFEVER, Peabody; Elementary Education; ecretary of ophomore Cla ; Xan
• HIRAM LE 1AY , Cumb rland Univer ity; Hitory; Bachelor of U glin es ; Pre s ident of Mini terial Conf rcnce; Mu ic Dir ec tor of B U; cience Club.
S ec ond Row:
• BILL MALONE , Cumberland Univer ity; EngIi h; Reporter of 1ini terial Conference; Sgt. at Arm of lonians.
• CARL MAR TL Cumberland Univer ity; Engli h; President of ophomore Cla s; ominating Board for BSU officer ; Trea urer of BSU Student Council; Athlet ic Director of Mini terial Confernee; Harve t Carnival King.
• JOH O ' REAR , Walker Jr. College; Engli h • Ionian
First Row:
• THETA OVERTO , Car on-Newman; Engli h; Drama Club; Athenian; 2nd Vice-President BSU; gt. at Arm of Sophomore Clas ; YW A; Queen Harvest Carnival.
• MARY PRE TISS, Ward-Belmont; Mu ic; Treasurer Athenians; Secretary Drama Club; French Club.
• BARBARA REDDEN, Union; Mu ic; Pre ident of Xan ; ecretary of tudent Council; French Club; Drama Club.
THE SOPHOMORE CLASS
econd Row:
• AN ROBEY, Peabody College; Elementary Education Athenian.
• MARY AN WALKER, Cumberland Univer ity; Mu ic; Pre ident of YWA; BSU Greater Council; Circulation Manager of Vision; TowER Staff; Xan
• LORETTA WEBB, Carson-Newman College; Phy ical Education; Trea urer of Sophomore Cla s; Athletic Director of Xan ; Science Club; Drama Club.
• JIMMY WILSO , Cumberland Univer ity; English; Drama Club; 2nd Vice-Pre ident of Mini terial Conference; 3rd Vice-President of BSU; tudent Council; Chaplain of Ionian
1' HE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS
It seems that the age old initiation of freshmen did not take place this year, but the sophomore ran against something "new" in fre:;hmen. Many honor have come to this clas ~ and the chool and its public i expecting great achievements from it in the future. A class like thi will never die!
NOT PICTURED
Mae Frances Baird
J e ica Brockman
Irby G. Bryant
Thomas E. Bryant
Raymond Coolidge
Robert Coomb
Peter Dier
Lillian Dozier
Od i Farrington
Iona Finney
Dori Mae George
I. Elween George
Jettie Griffin
Margaret Grubb
Glenni Hatcher
Ida Hick
William Hud on
Mildred Jared
Ernest Jone
Paul Jone 16
Robbie Kennon
Jame Kimbrell
E. Alyne Lane
Charle Langford
Charles Lannom
Lila Lee
Anna Kathleen Le ter
John Little
Wallac e Murphy
Dori Patton ·
Arthur Puckett
.lune Randolph
Annie Ruth Ray
Barbara alyer
Zola Sprou e
Arthur Stephen
Mary Lou Tant
Betty T dwell
Mary Ann Turner
Terr y Wil on
BA CK Row: Dai sy Bugg , Treasurer; Joy ce Stanley, e r gea
nt-at-Arm ~. Ct:NTE R Row: ancy R eed, ecreta ry ;
Ri c hard Haw kin , erge an t-at-Arm .; FRONT Row: llo y Fow ler, Presiden L; Kenneth Floyd, Vice-Pre1:,ident.
First Row:
MOLLY A DER SO
ROENA BARR
SUE BARTO
THE ~, R E ·S HM AN CLASS
Second Row:
AN ETTE BENNETT
AN ETTE BINKLEY
HELE BRA DON
Third Row:
CAROLYN BROWN
DAISY BUGG
ANN DOZIER
1-, HE FRESHMAN CLASS
First Row:
GL DYS BULLA
EARL
HA RBARA FELDKIRCHER
Second Row:
ORMA FLEMING
KENNETH FLOYD
HOY FOWLER
Third Row: ,ENE GOBER
WALTER GOTHARD
DOROTHY GRAHAM
CAROLYN
First Row:
DOROTHY CREE E
J. W. HARRI
RICHARD HA WKI S
THE F,RESHMAN CLASS
Second Row:
BEVERLY HAY ES
AI.LE HEIBECK
GAIL HE DRIX
Third Row: CHARLES ROSA Y
F RA CES ISBELL
HELEN JARRETT
THE FRESHMAN CLASS
First Row:
SAMMIE JE KI S
LUCILLE KING
DAVID LAWLER
Second Row:
KENNETH MALLORY
BOBBY MASO
WILMA MILLSAP
Third Row:
TROY NICHOLS
GERALDINE NORRIS
JOH ODE
Fir t Row:
BETTY PATTER ON
MARY PETTY
J ME POSTO
1, HE FRESHMAN CLASS
econd Row:
GLORIA PRESTO
ROBERT RADAB GH
J MES REDDI G 21
• Third Row:
NA CY REED
MRS. FRA CES RICHARD
JERRY RICHARDSO
THE FRESHMAN CLASS
First Row:
GEORGE RUSSELL
LORETTA SANSING
VIRGINIA SEWELL
Second Row: JOAN SMITH
DOUGLAS SOWARDS
TEMP SPARKMAN 22
Third Row: JOYCE STANLEY
ANN STARK
WILLIAM SW AFFORD
First Row:
CHARLE TALLE T
JOH TAYLOR
BEVERLY THOR E
1-, HE 11_,RESHMAN· CLASS
Second Row: A ITA TOOLE
DOROTHY WILSO A WOLFE
Third Row:
DOROTHY WRIGHT A YORK
NIGHT STUDENTS
JETTIE GRIFFIN
MILDRED JARED
CATHER! E BLEDSOE
JUNE RA -DOLPH
HELEN VAUGH
MARY EMMA CALE
Belmont College has night classe which have be n organized for tho e ' ludents who work during the day. This enable them to obtain their education without lo of work. If you hould look through the door into the e cla e , you would not only ee colleg ag tudent , but also profe ional men and women who ee the need to further their education.
The variou cla es taught thi year are as follows: G neral P ychology by Dr. H. C. Witherington, Engli h by Mr. Howard Pelham, and cliff rent cour e in religion were taught by Dr. Bruce Whitaker. These course were taught to b nefj_t the majority of those participating.
SPORTS
As far as intercollegiate sport are concerned, Belmont hasn't devc.?loped-yet ! But we do have a well rounded port program. ln the falJ we took up football , archery and hockey; the winter quarter, swimming, volleyball, and basketball; and the spring quarter , oftball, tennis and bowling. With the athletic field, indoor swimming pool , tenni courts, bowling alley and the gym, we have facilitie. adequate for a great deal of expansion in our ports program. Of course we can't forget the heated intramural . betwf'en the Ionions and Philathian and the Xans and Athenian which sparked the Rebound campus ,hrouo-h -winter and pring quarters.
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STUDENT
SOPHOMORES
Allt n, Erne~t Wil'ion Columbia, Tenn.
Brin tie, Betty Anne Cornersville, Tenn.
Dockin~, John D •nton Adairville, Ky.
Docbon, Robf'rt Lloyd Old Hickory, Tenn.
Ford, Agne,. Gibb,- ashville, Tenn.
Kelton, William Jack~()n Christiana, Tenn.
Kin er, Beverly Ann.. ash ville, Tenn.
Law, ancy Carolyn Nashville, Tenn.
Lawrence, Everett G Adairville, Ky.
Lee, Marcie Rae St. Peter burg, Fla.
Lefevre, Emma Jane Old Hickory, Tenn.
Lel'vlay, Hiram Alexander Memphis, Tenn.
l\1alone, William Troy Nashville, Tenn.
Mar t in, Carl Reynolds Nashville, Tenn.
O'Rear, John William....................... ashvillc, Tenn.
Patrick, T.dithia Ann Columbia, Tenn.
Prenti'-S, Mary Louise Montgomery, Ala.
Redden, Barbara An11 Old Hickory, Tenn.
Robey, Margaret Ann Nashville, Tenn.
Stringfc:llow, Jame;. C Raton, New Mexic-o
Vaughn, Margie Hdcn......... helbyville, Tenn.
Walker, Tary Ann Chapel HiJI, Tenn.
·wilson, Jame Clayto11 ashville, Tenn.
FRESHMEN
Ander on, Molly Ann Albuquerque, cw Mexico
Baird, Mae France,- ash:ille, ~enn.
Barr, Roena Morn on, I enn.
Barton, Lena ue ashville, Tenn.
Bennett, Mildred AnnettP Nashvi ll e, Tenn.
Billings, Jo~h Medford Na hville, Tenn.
Binkley, Evelyn Annette Hermitage, Tenn.
IJled-;oc, Cath :rinc Nashville, Tenn.
Brandon, Mary !Iclen Woodbury, Tenn.
Brockman, J ssica a hville, Tenn.
Brown, Carolyn Douglits Adairvi ll e, Ky.
Bryant, Irby G........................ ashvi llc, Tenn.
Bryant, Tlwmas E........................... a hvi1le, Tenn.
Bugp;, Daisy Dean Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Uu ll a, Gladys Jean Nashville, T nn.
Cavanah, John F Good ! t tsvi Jl e, Tenn. Coolidp;c, Raymnnd M,•rrill Antioch, Tenn. Coombs, Robert J ,•~se ashville, Tenn. Dier, Peter Henry Baton Rouge, La. Oozier, Lillian Ann Nashville, Tenn. Earl·, Carolyn Mai Nashville, Tenn. Farrington, Odi - Harvey Lawrenceb u rg, Tenn. Feldkircher, Barbara Jean Na~hville, Tenn. Finney, Alona Jane Tullahoma, Tenn.
Fl ming, orma Allene Madison, Tenn Floyd, Kenneth Anderson Watertown, Tenn. Fowler, Jame Hoy. Elora, Tenn.
George, Doris Mae :tshv ille, T nn. George, I. E l wcen Nashville, T nn. Gober, William Euf!Pne Madi ' On, Tenn. Gothard, Walter J\1. Smithville, Tenn. Graham, Dorothy Eleanor b l Dorado, Ark. Greene. Dot Bell•.............. a~ h vi ll c, Tenn. Griffin, Jettie C l inton as h vi ll c, Tenn. Grubh~, Marg;orct........................... ashvillc, Tenn. I Iarris, J. W Nashville, Tenn.
Hatcher, Glennis Desrr ' 1cEwen, Tenn.
IIawki11s, Richard Joseph.................... a lwille, Tenn.
IJaynes, Beverly Ellen Na hvill, Ten n 11 ibcck, Allen Auxier. h l byvi ll e, Tenn. Hendrix, DeAlva Gail. Lee ville, .C. llich, Ida ell. Tullahoma, Tenn. llofay, ChdrlC$ Gilbert. Pulaski, Tenn Hudson, Wi ll iam Franklin Springfield, Tenn
J' be ll , Sarah Frances Belvidere, Tenn. Ivey, Dick V outh Pittsburg, Tenn. Jared, \1i ldred Juanita ashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORY
Jarrett, Helen Loui~e........................ ashville, Tenn. Jenkin$, ammic Loui~e Nash xii le, Tenn.
Jones, Erne , t A Joelton, Tenn.
Jones, Paul KC"nncth McMinnville, Tenn.
Kennon, Robbie Nashville, Tenn.
Kimbrell, James William.................... ashville, Tenn.
King, Dorothy Lucille Franklin, Tenn.
Lane, E. Alyne Mt. Juliet, Tenn.
Langford, Charle!', Buford Madison, Tenn.
Lannom, Charles Clay....................... ashville, Tenn.
Lawler, OaYid Mayer ashville, Tenn.
Lee, Lila Mae TuJlahoma, :i:enn.
Lester, Anna Kathlene... orene, I enn.
Little, John Wat~on Shelbyville, Tenn.
Mallory, Kenneth Hugh Good lettsville, Tenn.
Mason, Robert Morton Nashville, Tenn.
l\1illsap, Wtlm:i D e ll Cookeville, Tenn.
l\1urphy, Wallace........... ashville, Tenn.
, ichols, Troy Ray Monterey, Tenn.
orris, Geraldine Nashville, Tenn.
Oden, Jo lm Massenburg Brcnlwllod, Tenn.
Overton, Theta Bara Bcthpage, Tenn.
Patter on, Bettie Loi><.......... ashville, Tenn.
Patton, Doris Jean Jack on, Tenn.
Petty, Mary Amandalenc , Carthage, Tenn.
Poston, James Arnold Nashville, Tenn.
Preston, G loria J can Nashvil l e, Tenn
Radabaugh, Robert Elmer Columbia, Tenn.
Radabaugh, Arthur Cobl , Jr. Columbia, Tenn.
Randolph, June Elizabeth... ashville, Tenn.
Ray, Annie Ruth O ld Hickory, T ·nn.
Redding, fome~ Claiborne· Good le t tsville, Tenn
Reed, ancy E t lwr. ashvillc, Tenn.
Richards, Frane •s Ral~ t on Na ·hville, Tenn.
Richard on, Jerry Ray ashville, Tenn.
Russell, George A Nashville, Tenn.
Salyer, Barbara Ruth asltvill , Tenn.
Saming, Loretta Ruth Nas h vi ll e, Tenn.
ca1es, l\1ary Emma Antioch, Tenn.
Sewell, Virginia loorc Jackson, Tenn.
m1th, Beverly Joan......................... ashville, Tenn.
owards, Dougla • Haynes Smith Mills, Ky.
Spc1rkman, Grady Temp Old H ickory, Tenn.
Sprouse, Zo l a Wi l ~on.. a , J1Ville, Tenn.
Stan l ·y, Joyce Marie Springfie ld, Tenn.
Star!-.., Martha Ann Springfield, Tenn. t •phens, Arthur Mack, Jr.................. ash ville, Tenn.
Swafford, William Lucius Columbia, Tenn.
Tallent, Charl , Edward, Jr Nashvi ll e, Tenn.
Tant, Mary Lou Na hvi ll c, T nn.
Tay l or, J ohn F OlivPr Springs, Tenn.
Thorne, Beverly Jo. ew Ca tle, Ind.
Tidwell, Betty Jo Old Hickory, Tenn.
Toole, Anita Ch l oe.. ashvill , Tenn.
Turner, Mary Ann Watertown, Te n n.
Webb, Avi • Lo r etta Good lett ville, Tenn.
Wilson, Dorothy J can O l d Hickory, Tenn.
Wilbon, Terry Edwin • ashville, Tenn.
Wolfe, Ann Won. ashvi llc, T •nn.
Wrig h t, Dorot h y Ann.............. ash vi ll e, T •nn.
Yo r i-.., Ann Webster Frank l in, Tenn.
SPECIAL STUDK TS
Bayne, Allor,] F lemin:r...................... asltvillc, Tenn.
Briley, orman E ashville, Tenn.
Carr, H iram Va u g h n Nashville, Tenn.
POST-GRADUATE STUDE
Ts•x•
Darnell, David e il........ ashvi ll e, Tenn.
Grubbs, Ra l ph Jac k on Na~hville, Tenn.
*Studenb t aking ,•dditinnal cour'ies in Lite Junior College after , having completed two ye:irs of college work.
Miss Belmont
Daisy Bugg
Bachelor of Ugliness
Hiram Le May
Mr. and Miss Personality
Temp Sparkman • Virginia Sewell
Miss Sophomore
Mary Prentiss
Carolyn Brown
Miss Freshman
STUDENT COUNCIL
Billy Kelton
Dorothy Green
PrPsident Ser{-!e"11 t-al-A rms
Temp parkman
Dorothy Wright
V ic e -President Reporter
Barbara Redding
Secr etory
Charle Hosay
Virginia Sewell
M r. Winstead Loretta Webb
:--,po11sor
Carolyn Brown
Pre ~ident
Annette Binkley
V icP -P resicl en l
Lucille King
Gerry orris
Beverly Thorne
Gail Hendrix
Taney Reed Dot Wil on Fresh111an R.epr('sentlllll'e
Secr('/11ry
LW Barton
Carl Martin
Treasurer Reporter Sophomore
Hoy Fowler Representative
Freshman .R.eprese11111tire
Wa Iter Gothard Jirnmy Wilson
Ser {-!l'<m t-at-A r,11 s
Bell ye Patterson
Hiram LeMay
Ann Stark
Billy Kelton
Treasurer J oyc<" Stanley
Genny ewell
Lau Assistant
Charle Lannom
Beverly Hayne So11l10morri
Rc11res1'nl11til'e
Troy Nicho l s
Librnrian .I erry Richardson
Io yc e Stanl y
Molly Ander son
Sec r e tar y
Mar y Ann Walker
Pr e si d e nt
Lu c ill e Kin er
Tr eas ur e r
nn Stark
Doroth y Wil on
France s I -b e lJ
Dai sy Bugg
Gail H endri
H e l n Brandon
B e lly Brintle
Carolyn Brown
Th e ta Ov e rton
Mar y P e tty
Lor e tta San in a
MINISTERIAL
CONFERENCE
Iliram L e Ma y Pr es id e nt
Bill y K elton
Jimmy Wil s on Bi11
Malon e
Charl es Ho a y
Carl Martin
John Cavanah
Dr. Whitak e r
William waflord
.Jimmy R e ddin g
Everett Law e r en ce
Jo s h Billing s
Dou g Soward s
John Taylor
David Lawl e r
Roh e rt Radabou g h
G e n e Gob e r
DRAMATIC CLUB
F,w T Row : Carolyn Brown, Loretta Webb, BiJ]y Kelton. Pr sident; "Fearles ' Fo di k" parkman, Kenn th Floyd.
BACK Row: Theta Overton, Geraldine orri , Jimmy Wilson, Daisy Bugg, Hoy Fowler, B verly Thorne.
FRENCH CLUB
FHONT Row : Dr. Civ n~, .... pon . or; Molly Ander . on, Barbara Redden. Genny ewell
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BACK Row: Barbara Felclkirch r, Mary Prenti
Temp parkman, Nancy R ed.
XANS
H el e n Brandon
Fran c e <- I s b ell
Emma J a n e L e F r vr c u e Barton
ancy Law
:immi e Loui e J e nkin ~
Ann e tt e B e nn e tt l\ l r s Shank s Sponsor
Barbara R e dd e n Pr es id e nt
Bar h a ra F e ld kir c h e r
Vi ce -Pr e id e nt
Ann e tt e Binkl ey
S ec r e tar y
Hel e n Jarr tl
Corr e spondin g , Pc r e t a r y
Cail H e ndrix
Tr e u s111Pr
Lor e tta San s in l:-( ff ist o rian
Doroth y Wil~on
S e rµ e an t-at -A rms
Lor e tta Webb
Athl e tic Chairmrm
Vir p; inia r we ll
So c ial Clrnirman
Dc vc rl y Kin~er
Hostes s Dai sy Bu ""
S ~c ial Ch11ir111a11
B e tt y Patt e r s on Rush Clwirman
Ann Do z ie r
Athl e ti c Chairrnw i \Ian P e tt y Gl a d ys Bull a l:lev c rl y Ha y n es 36
PHILETHANS
Temp parkman oc ial Chairman
Walter Gothard ec r e tary and Tr •a rnr e r
Ho Fowler Pr e sid Pn t
Char] • Hosay I' ice -Pr e s id e n t
Dougla s oward Clwploin
Mr. Win t e ad S p on so r
John Cavanah
Jimmy Reddjng A thl e ti c /Jir ec t o r
Hiram L elVIa y Jame s Po s ton Di k Ive y fobn Od e n R Pp o rt e r
ATHENIANS
nn Wolfe
'
er!!eanl-at-A n11s
ancy Re cl
Pr esident
G rry Norri.
V ire-P residen I
Anita Toole
Secretary
Mary PrenLiss
Tr easure r
DoL WrighL
Soci11I Clwirmun
lVlr . Irwin
Sponsor Dot Graham
Social Chair111un
Ann Roeb y Carolyn Earls
Gloria Preslon
Dot Greene
Cou nciL Represenlal i ve Beverly Thorne
Aihletic Chairman
Lucille King
llons e Manaier
IONIANS
William J. Kelton
At hleiic Director
Wi lliarn T. Malone
Sergeant-at-A nns
Richard E. Hawkins
President
Carl R. Martin
Critic
Charles E. Tallent
Secretary
Kenneth A. Floyd
Treasur e r
John W. O'Rear
Jerry K. Richard on Troy R ichols
Rnbert E. Radabough
Ernest W . Allen
Charles C. Lannom
Josh M Billings
Kenneth H. Mallory
David M. Lawler
THE VISION
f\nn Stark
Edi1or
John Oden News Editor
Bever] y Kinser
Asso Business Mu1111ger
Jimmy Redding
Business Mana,.:er
Frances Isbell
Kenneth Mallory
Molly Anderson
Annette Binkley
Dot Gre ne
Dot Wright
Daisy Bugg
Mary Petty
Doug Sowards
Helen Brandon
Betty Patterson
Sue Barton
Helen Jarrett
Jinny Sewell
Mary Ann Walker
Lorelta Sansing
Dnb wafford
THE TOWER
Helen .Jarrett
Assi.,tant Photographer
Kenneth Floyd
1-Jusiness Monager
Joyce tanley
Editor
Carolyn Brown
A ssi tanl f;d ilor
Ann Dozier
Correspondin~ ecretary
Mary Ann Walker
Corresponding Seer wry
Beverley Hayne
Photographer
Gladys Bulla
Correwonding Secre111ry
.I erry Richardson
Sports Editor
Temp 'parkman
Literory Editor
Dorothy Wilson
Correspondin{! ' ecret11ry
Lucille King
A rl Editor
Not Present:
Norma Fleming
ecretary
THE B. S. U.
TheLa OverLon
Second Vi('('-Presidenl
.Jack Little Pre~iden /
.Jovce Stanley Firs! Vire-President
Hiram LelVIay Mu sir ])ir!'rlor
Temp Sparkman Publicity /)irector
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To the students
In this fir t edition of THE TOWER, it i;-; the purpose oi the staff to reflect the spirit of Belmont College in various phase of Me during 1951-52. It i also our wish to preserve some tangjble memories of days spent in work and play during our college day .. To publi h thi book was our Lask; if iL brings you a picture or a word that reca1ls pleasanl memories, it ha , served it purpose.
First , a vote of thank , is due the c::taff members, who e effort and time formed this hook. Then, to our spon or, Mr. Howard Pelham, a debt of gratitude is due. And ]a tly, "Thank you o much" to our adverti er who have made this book po sible.
NOW--Here is your Tow ER, hope you like it.
-EDITOR
"No more shall the war-cry sever,
Or the winding rivers be red:
They banish our anger forever
When they laurel the graves of our dead!
Under the sod and the dew,
Waiting the .Judgment Day:-
Love and tears forthe Blue; Tears and love for the Gray."
Taken from "The Blue and The Gray" by Francis M iles Finch
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