Berea College - Chimes Yearbook (Berea, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1934 volume:

Hutchins Library of Berea College Berea, Kentucky €x Htbrt mm? ■ ORE WORD As we leave Berea ivc take with us not so much the memory of its physical appear- ance as the consciousness of those unseen forces which have silently but firmly en- twined themselves with our lives. They are those values of the supreme worth of every individual; a personal admiration for the great thinkers of time; a discovery of what vicarious service truly means; and the cling- ing fragrance of those school-day comrade- ships which once were ours. THE rmM«; =— tWe . College Co le srfce bei f, Se-h W class THE CHIMES 1 9 3 4 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS BEREA COLLEGE Berea, Kentucky EDICATION TO THE LABOR SYSTEM OF BEREA— WHICH HAS ENABLED THE STUDENT TO STEP INTO THE WORLD OF WORK AND MEET IT— NOT AS A STRANGER, BUT AS A FAMILIAR FRIEND— WE, THE CLASS OF 1934, APPRECIATIVELY DEDICATE THIS VOLUME OF THE CHIMES. THE CHIM Bereav l95f 249135 THI PRESIDENT WILLIAM J. HUTCHINS, D.D., LL.D. THE CHIMES THE COLLEGE— THE ACADEMIC LIFE T. A. Hendricks, Dean The academic life of Berea makes a com- plementary contrast to her labor life. Reach- ing in with all its depth and richness is the culture of the ages in art and music and philosophy and literature. The student steps from the workshop into the classroom and the library to live with the great spirits of the past and present. The gentility of culture, the astuteness of laboratory technique, the broad vision of the social sciences rounds out the worker and makes of him a whole man. T. A. Hendricks as Dean of college men and women has upheld the standard of the academic life in a most admirable manner. With his quiet toleration of individual con- victions, with his own firm personal beliefs, his keen-edged Southern wit, he has won the love and respect of the college youth whom he counsels. THE LABOR SYSTEM A. G. Weidler, Dean The labor system of Berea has a three-fold purpose. It is teacher, trainer, and financier. In this system the student may not only earn part of his expenses, but he may learn to apply in actual practice the scientific and cultural facts which his academic studies give him. More than this, the system serves to orient the student for his most appropriate life vocation and to train him daily in it. The figure representing this intricate or- ganization is Dr. Albert Greer Weidler, Dean of Labor. With his sound economic ability he has built the structure until it is virtually self-sustaining. Wage scales, hour scales, working conditions, cataloging sys- tems — all have passed under his guiding hand with a resulting remarkable co-ordi- nation. Dean Weidler ' s constant touch with the outside world of economics translated into terms of the Berea situation has been an invaluable bulwark of the system. ITHE CKi! IN MEMORIAM cloyd n. McAllister On October 31, 1933, Cloyd N. McAllister died. But Cloyd N. McAllister ' s spirit is not dead; it lives on. It lives on in the lives of teachers once his students in the Normal School which he so ably headed as Dean for eighteen years; it lives on in the men and women so fortu- nate as to have studied under him as he directed the College Department of Psychology through subsequent years; it lives on in the improved legislation for education effected in Kentucky through his efforts. Born at St. Joseph, Mo., on December 18, 1870, this man proceeded through his ele- mentary education, entered and graduated from Yale, receiving his A.B. in 1892 and his Ph.D. in 1900. He was immediately made Instructor of Psychology at Yale following his Doctor ' s work and held this position until 1906. Then for six years he taught Psychology at the Missouri State Normal School. Dean Mac as the students never ceased to affectionately call him was an active member in the following organizations and fraternities: Sigma Xi, Pi Gamma Mu, American Men of Science, American Psychological Association, American Association for the Development of Science. At his death he was President of the Kentucky Acad- emy of Science. This man viewed life whole in all its relationships. As a counsellor both to students and to teachers, he will ever be remembered for a firmness which was never lacking in sweetness; for a wisdom which was too calm to be troubled by storms of prejudice, i JOHN W. SATTLER (English) E. TAYLOR PARKS (History and Political Science) EUNICE M. TRUE (Home Economics) ERNEST J. WEEKES (English) WILBUR G. BURROUGHS (Geology) ALBERT G. WEI! (Economics) WILLIAM H. WALKER (Philosophy and Bible) WALDEMAR NOLL (Physics) ELIZABETH B. GOULD (Art) MRS. MARY P. HUTCHINS (Music) DONALD PUGSLEY (Mathematics) WILLIAM R. HUTCHER! (Mathematics) THE CHIMES )HN S. BANGSON (Biology) CHARLES E. PAUCK (German) EMILY ANN SMITH (English) MARGARET CHAPIN (French) W. GORDON ROSS (Bible) KEITH HOLLINGSWORTH (English) A. HENDRICKS (Education) RALPH RIGBY (Music) IRENE ZIEGLER (Music) HELEN HORWEDEL (Physical Education) JULIAN H. CAPPS (Chemistry) REXFORD C. QUIMBY (Physical Education) :ANOR ANDERSON (Home Economics) F. A. STEWART (Agriculture) JACK MILLER (Agriculture) CHARLOTTE LUDLUM (Latin) MARGARET J. ECHLIN (Dean of Women) VIRGINIA ENGLE (Library Science) il GHBMES ELIZABETH RICHARDSON (French) CELIA KYSELA (Music) HOWARD MONIER (Agriculture) ALBERT J. CHIDESTER (Education) AMANDA WULF (Music) J. W. HATCHER (Sociology) FEASTER WOLFORD (Agriculture) LILLIE B. REYNOLDS (Secretary to Dean) MAY B. SMITH (English) DOROTHY HALL (Music) LAWRENCE BAKER (Psychology) LEE F. CRIPPEN (History and Political Science) RAYMOND M. CABLE (Biology and Chemistry) ANNA L. PAYNE (Child Care) MIRIAM A. SFIELDEN (Physical Education) GLADYS V. JAMESON (Music) THE CHIMES SUPERVISORS OF STUDENT LABOR GEORGE R. KAVANAUGH Monitors and Janitors Business Manager ' s Office ELLEN R. RAYMOND President ' s Office JOSEPH S. JONES Treasurer ' s Office KATHARINE C. GRIGGS Secretary ' s Office GEORGE R. BENT Co-op Store ADELAIDE GUNDLACH Registrar ' s Office BENJAMIN T. WELSH Labor Office JOHN G. BARROW Library MRS. BELLE G. HOPKINS Post Office JAMES W. RAINE Dramatics Laboratory ANNA L. PAYNE Pre-School ROY N. WALTERS Publicity Department EUNICE M. TRUE Emery Building RALPH RIGBY Presser Hall JESSIE S. MOORE Boone Tavern R. C. QUIMBY Men ' s Gymnasium GEORGE G. DICK Heat and Power Plant MRS. BENJAMIN T. WELSH Boarding Halls MARK H. CLARK Painting J. EDWARD DAVIS Woodwork Construction A. PRUITTE SMITH Plumbing, Fire Department HENRY J. CHRISTOPHER Woodwork Office A. C. HARRINGTON Woodwork Construction MRS. ANNA ERNBERG Fireside Industries BENTON FIELDER Garden and Grounds E. W. LOCKIN Industrial Arts Shops H. CLYDE JONES Bakery F. A. STEWART Farm H. B. MONIER Dairy LORENA HAFER Hospital ALBERT C. SCHUMACHER Printing LUTHER BROWN Broom Industry LEWIS R. HART Laundry K. HELEN McKINSTRY Women ' s Gymnasium WILLIAM H. WALKER After eight years as head of the Department of Philosophy and Bible, William H. Walker retires with all that youthful energy of his seventy years into a private life of continued activity. Doctor Walker was born on March 12, 1864, in Flint, Michigan, the son of a dry- goods merchant. At the age of 19 he entered the University of Michigan. After his graduation there he enrolled in the Andover Theological Seminary. This seminary sent him to Germany Where he studied Philosophy at Strassburg. A linguist as well as a philosopher, this scholar has mastered the six languages of Greek, Hebrew, Latin, German, French, and Arabic. His pastorates have included three churches in Michigan and others in Kansas and Illinois. Colleges served by his teaching arc Beloit, Fargo College, and Northland College at Ashland, Wisconsin. As an author Doctor Walker has distinguished himself by writing two books: Five Minutes With Boys and Girls Congregation and What Shall We Think of Jesus? , the latter yet unpublished. The professor holds membership in Pi Gamma Mu and Phi Beta Kappa. He has received degrees as follows: Ph.D., Strassburg, Germany; D.D., Fargo; D.D., Chicago Theological Seminary. Never will the student who has learned to know and admire this man ever forget the meaning of a dynamic personal conviction of moral principle. With this conviction he has struck courage into the heart of the craven soul and admiring awe into the spineless liberal. His scholarly thoroughness, his artistic grasp of the aesthetic, his un- flagging sense of humor, have made him a philosopher beloved by his disciples. Doctor Walker, we can say no more than this: We wish for you a life which shall continue in the future to be as worthy and impressive as it has in the past. President WILLIAM J. BAIRD CARL G. FORD Vice President ELIZABETH KRAATZ Secretary BEECHER SCUTCHFIELD Treasurer J. CLYDE WHEELER Sergeant at Arms ' •!■,;.. CKiUUS SUE PAXTON ALEXANDER Ashland, Kentucky Major: Education Kappa Gamma; French Club; Education Club, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Philosophy Club; Inter- national Relations Club; YWCA; WAA. JAMES FORREST ALLEN Liberty, Ky. Major: Chemistry Phi Delta, President 4; Glee Club; Harmonia; French Club; German Club; Philosophy Club. LAWTON B. ALLEN Garth, Ky. Major: Biology Class President I; Kappa Sigma; Philosophy Club, President 4; National Honor Society; Track. WILLIAM J. BAIRD (Bill) Crab Orchard, Ky. Major: Economics Phi Delta; YMCA, Recording Secretary 4; Tennis; Men ' s Intercollegiate Debate 3,4; TKA; Pi Gamma Mu; President Senior Class. CHARLES E. BASS West Point, Ind. Major: Biology Phi Delta, President 4; Baseball; Volley Ball; Ep- worth League, President 4. CHARLES O. BERTRAM Windy, Ky. Major: Agriculture (B.S.) Phi Delta, Vice Pres. 4; Ag.-Home Ec. Club, President 4; CE; Ag. Union, Vice-Pres. 4; Phil- osophy Club; Men ' s Hall Union 3; Winner of Livestock Judging Contest 3; 2nd place 4; Var- sity Tennis 3; B Club; Speedball; Basketball. GUY W. BOLLING ESSERVILLE, VA. Major: English Alpha Zeta, Vice Pres. 4; Virginia State Group, Chairman 4; Pinnacle Staff; YMCA; Education Club; Swimming Team, Capt. 3 ; Men ' s Hall Union, Secretary 4; Pi Gamma Mu. MATTIE S. BOURNE Lancaster, Ky. Major: Education Utile Dulce, Treas. 3; Education Club; Philosophy Club; French Club; Dramatic Club; Alpha Psi Omega; YWCA. THE CHIMES IMOGENE BRASHEAR Berea, Kentucky Major: Home Economics Kappa Gamma; Philosophy Club; Ag.-Home Ec. Club; Echo Club, Cor. Sec. 3. JOHN ALFRED BUMGARNER Phelps, Ky. Major: Chemistry Kappa Sigma; Basketball; Football. DICY JANE CALLAHAN Hazard, Ky. Major: Biology Pi Epsilon Pi; YWCA; Dramatic Club. MYRTLE CALLAHAN Danvlle, Virginia Major: English Averett College, Danville, Va. technic Inst. 3; Pi Mu La Education Club. ilulj 1 ; Virginia Poly- Philosophy Club; SELETA CAMERON (Skeet) Burnside, Ky. Major: Home Economics Pi Epsilon Pi; Outing Club; Philosophy Club; Harmonia Society; WAA Board; Ag.-Home Ec. Club, Secretary 3; Secretary Junior Class; Life Saving Squad; French Club; Basketball; Hockey; Track. A. CHEWNING CAMPBELL (Mike) Lkwisburc, W. Va. Major: Geology Phi Delta, Treasurer 2 ; Dramatic Club; Frencli Club; B Club; Alpha Psi Omega; Manager Var- sity Basketball 4. MARGARET STORRS COATES (Peg) Cleveland, Ohio Major: Biology Pi Epsilon Pi, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Varsity Women ' s Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Outing Club; Delta Phi Alpha; French Club. MARGARET ELIZABETH COLVIN Elizabethton, Tenn. Major: Sociology Student Council 2 ; Kappa Gamma, Chaplain 1 , Treas. 2; Student Volunteers, Treas. 3; French Club; YWCA Cabinet, Treas. 4; Hockey; WAA; Varsity Glee Club; Sociology Club, Vice Pres. 4. i M - I «T t25[ ! i Hi; fT jj . j .-. ■■ WALTER H. COMBS (Wart) Hazard, Ky. Major: Mathematics Phi Delta, Rec. Sec. 2; Basketball; Coach of Jr. High Basketball 4; Track; Tennis; Cross Country; Swimming, Jr. High Coach 2, College Varsity Coach 3,4; Speedball; Volley Ball. ELISABETH M. DAVIS (Betty) Berea, Ky. Major, Sociology Pi Epsilon Pi; Philosophy Club; Sociology Club; Christian Endeavor; YWCA Cabinet. W. C. DAWN (Bill) Harlan, Ky. Major: Economics Kappa Sigma, Pres. YMCA; TKA; Dran Boy ' s Work Club; Hall Union 3. 4; College Band; Harmonia; iatic Club; Craftsman Guild; Freshman Glee Club; Men ' s JAMES WILLIAM EDNEY (Bill) Spruce Pine, N. C. Major: History and Political Science Philosophy Club; Track; Varsity Baseball Mgr. 4. RALPH G. ELAM (Pete) Sumter, S. C. Banquet Chairman 3; President 3 ; Chairman Committee 4; Editor Major: Economics Alpha Zeta, Treasurer 2. Football; Speedball; Class Cooperative Government Chimes 4. ANN ELLIOTT (Freshman) Frankfort, Ky. Major: Economics Pi Epsilon Pi, Trcas. 3, Cor. Sec. and Program Chairman 4, Vice. Pres. 4; Tennis Manager 2 ; Outing Club Manager 4; WAA Board 2,4; Basket- ball; Hockey; Archery; Baseball; Chairman Non- Mountain Ky. Group 4; B Club; YWCA Cabinet 2. FREDERICK BYERLY EUTSLER (Fred) Roanoke, Va. Major: Philosophy Kappa Sigma, Pres. 4; TKA, Vice Pres. 3,4; Pi Gamma Mu; Delta Phi Alpha; German Club, Pres. 3; Philosophy Club, Pres. 3; YMCA; Debate; Oratory. BRISCOE EVANS (Fatty) St. Charles, Va. Major: Mathematics Alpha Zeta; Basketball, Opt. 1,4; Track, Capt. 1,4. THE CHIME! TALITHA ETHEL FERRILL Berea, Ky. Major: English Harmonia Society. WOODRUFF JAMES FLOWERS, Jr. Columbia, Ky. Major: History and Political Science Kappa Sigma; Philosophy Club; International Rela- tions Club; Speedball; Tennis; Swimming; Debate. CARL G. FORD, .(Can) Prestonsburg, Ky. Major: History and Political Science Alpha Zeta, Chorister 2, Librarian 2, Vice Pres. 3, President 4, Toastmaster AZ Banquet 4; Speed- ball; YMCA; Philosophy Club; International Re- lations Club; French Club; Education Club; Var- sity Men ' s Glee Club, Sec.-Treas. 3; Harmonia Society; Vice Pres. Senior Class; Chairman Senior Social Committee. ANNABELLE LEE FORTNER Berea, Ky. Major: English Pi Epsilon Pi; Varsity Girl ' s Gle Club; Echo Club. Club; Dramatic SHELTON F. FOWLER Wedowee, Ala. Major: Chemistry Kappa Sigma; Dramatic Club; French Club; YMCA; Student Volunteers; Physics Club; Movie Club; Harmonia. CHALMER H. FRAZIER Cracker, Ky. Major: Mathematics Alpha Zeta; Philosophy Club; Harmonia; French Club; Glee Club; Union Church Choir; Varsity Basketball 2,3; Track; B Club. NORMA LOUISE GARNER Liberty, Ky. Major: English Pi Epsilon Pi; YWCA; Dramatic Club; Alpha Psi Omega; Chairman Casey County Group 4; French Club 1. DOROTHY BURDETTE GAY Berea, Ky. Major: English Pi Mu Lambda; German Club; Delta Phi Alpha. ETHE CHIMES MINERVA ELSIE GAY Berea, Ky. Major: English Pi Mu Lambda; French Club; Harmonia; Orches- MARY MARGARET GAY Berea, Ky. Major: English Pi Mu Lambda; Choir; A capella Choir; Club; Harmonia; French Club; Hockey. LEORA GERMAN Boomer, N. C. Major: Sociology Appalachia State Teachers College 1, 2; Life Service Group; International Relations Club; Sociology Club; Archery; WAA. ETHERED O. GIBBS (Shorty) West Liberty, Ky. Major: Education Phi Delta, Vice Pres. 4, Trea:. 4; Football; YMCA; German Club; French Club; Philosophy Club; Education Club; International Relations Club. EDWIN W. GIBSON (Tex) Eastland, Texas Major: History and Political Science Warner Memorial University 1 ; Kappa Sigma; Track; Glee Club; Pinnacle Staff; Dramatic Club, Pres. 4; Alpha Psi Omega; French Club; B Club. SARAH HELEN HAMILTON (Sally) Birmingham, Ala. Major: Biology Pi Epsilon Pi, Chorister 3, Treasurer 4; YWCA Alpha Psi Omegi; French Club; Dramatic Club Vice Pres. Freshman Class; Treas. Junior Class Chairman Hostess Committee Elizabeth Rogers Hall; Dramatic Club Cabinet; Kentucky Academy of Science. RUBY HAMON Grayson, Ky. Major: Biology Pi Epsilon Pi; Dramatic YWCA; Debate. Club; French Club; ROWENA LAKE HAMMOND Disputanta, Ky. Major: Education Kappa Gamma, Chorister; H Church Choir; Dramatic Club; Philosophy Club. nmonia; Union Education Club; THE CHIMES LENA M. HARRISON Trinity, Ky. Major: Biology Pi Epsilon Pi; CE; YWCA; Education Club; Philosophy Club; Student Volunteer Group; Hockey; Chairman of County Group. EMERSON R. HATCHER (Emmy) Berea, Ky. Major: Chemistry Alpha Zeta; Basketball; Football; Track; B Club; TreaS. Collegiate Union 4; Business Manager Chimes 4; Band; Kentucky Academy of Science. MARTHA FRANCES HILL (Mart) Bedford, Ky. Major: English Pi Epsilon Pi; Basketball; Baseball; Hiking; Girls B Club; YWCA. ERNEST HILTON (Darling) Hickory, N. C. Major: History and Political Science Rho Delta; Philosophy Club; Education Club; International Relations Club; Basketball; Foot- ball; Speedball; Baseball, Capt. 2, 3; YMCA. FRANCIS MARION HOLCOMB Okmulgee, Okla. Major: English Okla. A. M. College 1; Kappa Gamma; YWCA, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; TKA, Pres. 4; (First in State Oratory 2); Co- operative Government Committee 3, 4; Writers Club; WAA; Anniversary Pageant 2. WAYMON HUDDLESTON BURKESVILLE, KY. Major: Education Phi Delta, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; French Club; Educa- tion Club, Pres. 4; Harmonia. BERTHA HUFF Harlan, Ky. Major: English Pi Epsilon Pi; YWCA. LILLIAN JOHNSON (Lillie) Carr Creek, Ky. Major: English Caney Junior College 1, 2; YWCA; French Club; Philosophy Club; Chairman of Knott County Group. RONIE JOHNSON Crossnoke, N. C. Major: Education Pi Epsilon Pi; Harrnonia Society, 1; Education Club, Vice Pres. 4; ¥AA Board 4; Outing Club; B Club; Student Council 4. HENRY P. JOHNSTON Iberia, Mo. Major: Chemistry Iberia Junior College 1, 2; Plii Delta, Pres. 4; Physics Club; Sunday School Committee 3, 4; Men ' s Hall Union, Pres. 4; Pi Alpha Science Fraternity, Pres. 4; Cooperative Government Com- mittee 4; Delta Phi Alpha. HELEN MURIEL KLONTZ Marion, N. C. Major: French Harrnonia; YWCA, Cabinet 4; French Club; Pi Gamma Mu. ELIZABETH KRAATZ (Lib) Jackson, Ohio Major: Home Economics Pi Epsilon Pi, V. Pres. 4; Secretary Senior Class; Cooperative Government Committee, Sec. 4; Pin- nacle Staff 3; Chimes Staff 4; Dramatic Club; YWCA, Sec. 3, 4; Outing Club; Basketball; Hockey; Harrnonia; Orchestra. MARTHA LAMPKIN Paola, Kansas Major: Biology Jefferson City Junior College 1, 2; Pi Epsilon Pi; Glee Club; Collegiate Union, Sec. 4; Chimes Staff 4; Kentucky Academy of Science. BETHEL CLAYE LANGWORTHY Frenchburg, Kv. Major: English YWCA; Philosophy Club; Dramatic Club; Alpha Psi Omega. HENRY LIMBACHER Akron, Ohio Major: Biology Mission House College 1; Kappa Sigma, Pres. 3; Pinnacle Staff; Debate; Orchestra; Band; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Physics Club; TKA; Life Saving; YMCA; Ohio Group Chairman 4; French Club. THEO. HERMAN LUNDMARK (Teddy) ■ Chicago, III. I Major: Music ■ Iberia Junior College, 1 l 2 ; Kapp a Sigma, Pianist 2, 3, 4; YMCA; Awarded first in Henry George Essay Contest 1932; Philosophy Club; Student Volunteers; Winner Florence Prize 1932; German Club; Harrnonia; Chimes Guild; Educa- tion Club; BYPU. THE GILBERT LYCAN (Gib) Fort Gay, V. Va. Major: History and Political Science Rho Delta, Vice Pres. 4; International Relations Club, Pres. 4; Pi Gamma Mu, Pres. 4; TKA; De- bate and Forum; Philosophy Club. LOTTIE McCLUNG Qujnwood, W. Va. Major: Home Economics Kappa Gamma; Ag.-Home Ec. Club, Vice Pres. 3; YWCA, Business Manager 4. ANNA BELLE McLAUGHLIN Lewisburg, W. Va. Major: Sociology Utile Dulce, V. Pres. 2; WAA, Vice Pres. 2, 3, Pres. 4; Dramatic Club; YWCA Cabinet 2,3.4; Student Council 3; Cooperative Government Com- mittee 3. WILLIAM M. MASTERSON (Bill) Alabama City, Ala. Major: History and Political Science Alpha Zeta, Cheerleader, Librarian; Pinnicle Staff, Mgr. 4; Student Government 3; Dramuic Club; International Relations Club; Philosophy Club; YMCA; Football; Baseball; Speedball. AMELIA WELLS MILLER (Amy) Bowling Green, Ky. Major: English Pi Epsilon Pi, YWCA, Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Philosophy Club. VERDA E. MILLER Berea, Ky. Maior: English Kappa Gamma; President of Inter-Society Council 4; German Club; Dramatic Club; Alpha Psi Omega; Phi Delta Alpha. ANNE ADELLE MOORE Boaz, Ala. Major: French Kappa Gamma; French Club; German Club; Philosophy Club; Dramatic Club; YWCA, Cab- inet 4. JAMES A. NORSWORTHY (Jimmy) Corbin, Ky. Major: Biology Alpha Zeta, Cor. Sec. 2; YMCA, Cabinet 2, 3, Treas. 3; Speedball; Baseball; Men ' s Hall Union 4; Whitley County Group, Chairman 3. ' fi i CKLi ' .L!§ EVELYN NORTON Buffalo, N. Y. Major: French State Teachers College, Buffalo, N. Y. 1, 2; Kappa Gamma; French Club; Glee Club, Accom- panist; YWCA; Delta Phi Alpha. MELVIN GARNETT PAYNE Charles Town, W. Va. Major: Chemistry Shepherd College 3; Phi Delta; Philosophy Club; French Club; Education Club; Men ' s Hall Union; B Club; Varsity Track. LUCIA FRANCES PIALORSI (Lou) Shanon, Pa. Major: English Pi Epsilon Pi, Chorister 1 ; Dramatic Club; Glee Club; German Club; French Club; Alpha Psi Omega; Cooperative Government Committee; Student Council, Pres. 4; Harmonia; Union Church Choir; Clark Speech Prize; Women ' s Oratorical Contest 4; Y¥CA, Cabinet 4; TKA. PATTIE RITCHIE Viper, Ky. Major: English Kappa Gamma, V. Pres. 3 ; French Club, Pres. 3 ; YWCA, Cabinet 3; WAA, Pres. 3, Treas. 2; B Club; Writers Club; Chimes Staff 4; Cooperative Government Committee 4; Life Saving Class; Out- ing Club. MYRTLE NESBITT ROBERTS Berea College, Ky. Maior: Sociology Kappa Gamma; Sociologv Club; N. C. Group Chairman 3; WAA; B Club. MARY ANN ROGERS Paint Lick, Ky. Major: Sociology Kappa Gamma; French Club; Philosophy Club; YWCA. Sociology Club; HAROLD RUSH Clintwood, Va. Major: Mathematics Kappa Sigma; Men ' s Hall Union; Physics Club; YMCA. BINA PAULINE SCOTT Todd, N. C. Maior: Sociology Utile Duke, Treas. 4; YWCA; Danforth Cre- ative Effort Prize, 2; Inter-society Council 4; French Club; Sociology Club; International Re- lations Club, Pres. 3, 4; TKA, First Place Women ' s Debating Southern U. S. 3, High Point Medal 4. - ik! i r sTHiSr . k ■ jg P THE CHII BEECHER SCUTCHFIELD (Scutch) Water Gap, Kv. Major: Biology Alpha Zeta, Trcas. 4, Sec. 3; Pi Gamma Mu; Delta Phi Alpha; Class Treasurer 4; Education Club, Prcs. 4; German Club; Band; Philosophy Club. ANTON J. SEDLECKY Chicago, III. Major: History ami Political Science Alpha Zeta; Education Club; International Rela- tions Club; Pi Gamma Mu. CLARENCE SHARPTON (Red) Logan, Ala. Major: History and Political Science Alpha Zeta; Basketball, Capt. 3; Class President 1; Baseball; Dramatic Club; Pinnacle Staff; B Club; Men ' s Hall Union, Vice Prcs. 3; Cooperative Gov- ernment Committee 3 ; President Collegiate Union 4; Chimes Staff; Academy Track Coach 4. ALBERT FRANCIS SHOUSE Danville, Ky. Major: Psychology Kappa Sigma; TKA, Debate, Oratory; Glee Club; YMCA Quartet 2; Union Church Choir; A cappella Choir 2; Harmonh; Bind; YMCA, Deputations Chairman 3 ; Pres. 4; Pinnacle, Editor-in-Chief 3 ; German Club; French Club; Swimming; Chimes Staff, Literary Editor, 4. LYNN H. SKEAN Kenova, W. Va. Major: Sociology Alpha Zeta, Vice. Prcs 4; YMCA, Cabinet 4; Sociology Club, Prcs. 4. CECIL W. SPENCE Critz, Va. Major: B.S. Agriculture Phi Delta, Vice Pres. 4; Agricultural Union, Pres. 4; Ag.-Home Ec. Club, Treas. 4. FERN ELIZABETH STOWE Seymour, Conn. Major: English Kappa Gamma, YWCA, Trcas. 3; Vice Pres. 4; Harmonia; Writers Club; French Club; Inter- national Relations Club, Sec. 2. JASPER SUTHERLAND Clintwood, Va. Major: Chemistry Hiwassee College 1,2; Phi Delta; Philosophy Club; YMCA. the c :-•:,:,; is ADA VIRGINIA TAYLOR HONAKER, Va. Major: History ami Political Science Pi Epsilon Pi; Dramatic Club; Alpha Psi Omega; International Relations Club. MARY TAYLOR Slant, Va. Major: French Kappa Gamma, Critique; French Club, Prcs. 4; German Club; Harmonii; Writers Club; Phil- osophy Club; YWCA. RAYMOND LARIMORE TERRY Celina, Tenn. Major: Agriculture Phi Delta; Philosophy Club; Education Club; YMCA; Ag.-Union; Spccdball. LAKE E. TUCKWILLER (Tuck) Clintonvii.le, W. Va. Major: Agriculture Alpha Zcta, Chief Critic 3, Sec. 4, Prcs. 4; Ag.- Homc Ec. Club, Prcs. 4; Education Club, Vice Prcs. 4; Football; Livestock Judging, Contest Winner 4. ZELLA NANCE WASHINGTON Stem, N. C. Major: Home Economics Duke University 1; Pi Mu Lambda; Philosophy Club; Ag.-Homc Ec. Club. ALFRED M. WAUGH Rhoadesvlle, Va. Major: English Rho Delta, Treas. 2, Baseball; Track: 3; YMCA; Pinnacle Staff; THE CHIMES JOSEPH CLYDE WHEELER (Freshman) Pennington Gap, Va. Major: Education Kappa Sigma, Prcs. 3; CE, Prcs. 2; YMCA; French Club; German Club; Philosophy Club; Educa- tion Club; Band; Pinnacle Staff 1,2,3,4, Editor 4; Virginia Group, Chairman; Social Committee Chairman of Class 1,2,3; Speedball. JOHN F. WHITE, Jr. (Doc) Berea, Ky. Major: English Alpha Zeta; Football; Basketball; Track; B Club, Prcs. 4; Dramatic Club; Happy-Go-Lucky 3; YMCA; Academy Swimming Coach 3, 4; Spccd- b.ill ; Swimming Team. VIVA WILLIAMS ROGERSVILLE, TlNN. Major: Sociology Kappa Gamma, Prcs. 4, Sec. 3 ; French Club, Prcs. 3; WAA Board; Hiking Manager; Sociology Club; Outing Club; YWCA. EDRYE DILLINGHAM WILSON Wacersville, Ky. Major: Mathematics Pi Epsilon Pi; French Club; YWCA; WAA Board 2, 3; Dramatic Club; Chairman Estill Coun- ty Group 3 ; B Club. ALMA EMILIE WOLFRAM Plymouth, Mich. Major: German Kappa Gamma, Prcs. 4; French Club; Philosophy Club; Education Club; R Club; WAA; Chair- man State Group 4; Baseball; Hockey; German Club; Delta Phi Alpha; Insignia 4. WINN F. ZELLER Columbus Grove, Ohio Major: English Class President 2; Delta Phi Alpha; German Club; French Club; Assoc. Tau Kappa Alpha; Speedball, Capt. 3, 4; Football; Pinnacle Staff — The Chat- terer; Dramatic Club — The Youngest, Cyrano de Bergerac, Anniversary Pageant, Taming of the Shrew, Twelfth Night; Philosophy Club; International Relations Club, Pres. 2; Men ' s Hall Union 3. THE CHIMES HOWARD BURDINE President MARJORIE RUDDLE Vice President MARY DRUE FANN Treasurer CECIL DENNING Secretary WILLIAM PAUL Sercrcant at Arms THE CHIMES JUNIORS JOHN DEYTON Green Mountain, N. C. MARY LEE JONES Wofford, Ky. GRADY CRISP Stecoah, N. C. HAZEL STACY Ary, Ky. ARNOLD BROWN Lcc City, Ky. IRENE PENNINGTON Hensel, Pa. HAZEL GILPIN Liberty, Ky. LONZO STEPHENS Walnut Grove, Ky. PAULINE DERTHICK Ravenna, Ohio. ELWOOD ROBERTS Asheville, N. C. CHARLEY BURNFIN Ben Hur, Va. THOMAS LOVETTE Coalton, Ohio. JOHN THOMAS Corbin, Ky. ORA TINSLEY HELTON Kirksville, Ky. HOLLIS HENSON Liberty, Ky. DORIS HARRISON Byrdstown, Tcnn. WILLIAM PAUL Somerset, Ky. HELEN ELLIS St. Lawrence, S. D. AVALEAH LAFFERTY Cannier, Ky. ROBERT DAVIS Logan, W. Va. RUTH BOHANNON Boaz, Ala. CHARLES HUDSON Etowah, Tenn. EDITH FITZWATER Summersville, W. Va. OSCAR EASTER High Point, N. C. OPAL BISHOP Pincville, Ky. THE CHIMES JUNIORS ERNEST HILL Gary, W. Va. LILLIAN WILLIAMS Berea, Ky. HAROLD KLONTZ Marion, N. C. EUNICE MARTIN Crab Orchard, Ky. ROY NICKELL Nickell, Ky. MARJORIE RUDDLE Somerset, Ky. MARIE DUEZ Westville, 111. HENRY MARTIN Eastern, Ky. NELL WATSON Corbin, Ky. CHARLES J. CHANCE Jonesville, Va. EDNA COLE Grafton, V. Va. ROBERT BLACK Lancaster, Ohio EZRA JONES Salvisa, Ky. BOBBY BURGER Rural Retreat, Va. ROBERT COX Mt. Vernon, Ky. MAE HOSKINS Berea, Ky. JOHN SEARCY Hendersonville, N. HELENE RUNNION Spartanburg, S. C. ANNA LEE COINS Morganton, N. C. MARTIN McNEIL Rose Hill, Va. EMMA PRICE CAIRNS Pineville, Ky. WARREN SOUDER Bergton, Va. WALTER BROWN Mountain Ash, Ky. NETSY MUNCY Berea, Ky. GEORGE NESBITT Fairview, N. C. -, :-7[-iii Ci-ii: : : B:| 1 ? 3 Bp ■ ' ■■ : S iiBH § 5 i ■ JS ,C : fl| Ha - B W mw H J .;■■«■ ■ ' s::.;.:: : : : -ii ■ dH L v . l H IP i Ml . HP oi m )r Bp L ■ ■ j, 1 % 8 f 1 W ■• ,f«H HBT m P ■ ! gl§H u 1 -t B ■ i hL J ! ' ' [ Jfe F fP ; ;.| ' ' ' -• ? l j i ' wlrSi JUNIORS JAMES RANDOLPH Smithland, Ky. EDNA GOUND Jellico Plains, Tenn. GILBERT HIBBARD Manchester, Ky. JULIA ZEKANY Logan, W. Va. HAROLD HARRIS Chattanooga, Tenn. MARGARET LIVENGOOD Berea, Ky. REBECCA METCALF Waco, Ky. HUNTER SUTHERLAND Colley, Va. RUTH COUGHLIN Ashland, Ky. HERMAN BRENDA Crab Orchard, Ky. ORA LEE MOSLEY Emmalcna, Ky. PURSIFUL COMBS Happy, Ky. WALLACE CAMPBELL McKinney, Ky. CYNTHIA ELLEN EVANS Hazard, Ky. TRULA CARTER Gate City, Va. VIVIAN TAYLOR Corbin, Ky. ROBIN BYRON Owingsville, Ky. CARRIE DAVENPORT Soddy, Tenn. HOWARD MOODY Vinton, Va. GRACE CHASTEEN Lancaster, Ky. HURA PAYNE Johnson Mill, Va. BERNICE STAPLETON Dungannon, Va. HOWARD BURDINE Pineville, Ky. INA DELL McGUIRE St. Helens, Ky. MARION JACKSON London, Ky. THE CHII JUNIORS DE WITT STAFFORD Wurtland, Ky. ANNA MAGILL Salyersville, Ky. CLARENCE McCALL Niigata, Japan HARTLEY ASHLEY Hixson, Tenn. ELBERT JOHNS Wilmore, Ky. ALEF SPEARES Seneca, S. C. CATHERYN LINDSEY Boaz, Ala. NORMAN MOORE Ashland, Ky. BETTY BLANKENSHIP Stanford, Ky. ROGER BYRON Owingsville, Ky. MABEL BOATRIGHT Fort Blackmore, Va. TED CARTER Asheville, N. C. DONALD ZIMMERMAN Dayton, Ohio LOUISE HANNER Asheville, N. C. PHILIP BEGLEY Confluence, Ky. NELLIE LAKE Berea, Ky. FRANK HEARN Chattaroy, W. Va. DOROTHY SLAUGHTER Dayton, Ky. ESTELLE BOLES Alpine, Tenn. DEAN COLVARD Grassy Creek, N. C. AXSON RODES Meadow Creek, W. Va. CLYDE NELON Mill Springs, N. C. MRS. GENEVA J. SMITH Mousie, Ky. WILLIE CHILDERS Sprule, Ky. THE CHIMES . PAUL OWENS Coalfield, Term. FRANCES MARTIN Wadesboro, N. C. ROSS CHASTEEN Lancaster, Ky. EDNA MAYE BOTTOM Berea, Ky. SAM CAMPBELL Knoxville, Tenn. JUNIORS RUBY KIRK Celina, Tenn. CURTIS PULLIAM Seven Mile Ford, Va. RALPH HOPKINS Berea, Ky. RUTH KEISLING Crossville, Tenn. CHARLES BURCHA.M Gilmore, Ky. AUDREY ISON Gate City, Va. DALLAS PEARSON Berea, Ky. EDNA RITCHIE Viper, Ky. WALTER PICKLESIMER Volga, Ky. THOMAS McALISTER Caroleen, N. C. GEORGE EZZARD Dalton, Ga. BEATRICE GILPIN Liberty, Ky. DARRELL McGRAW Tipple, W. Va. FLI7ABETH HUTCHENS Horse Cave, Ky. HOWARD BOLING Randleman, N. C. WILLIAM WATTS Hallie, Ky. DELBERT PRYOR Gaflney, S. C. HAZEL HUDSON Welch, W. Va. EVERETT LOWMAN Connelly Springs, N. C MILDRED FAULKNER Altanta, Ga. BERNARD DAVIDSON Berea, Ky. MARY DRUE FANN Olympia, Ky. ORA ROBERTS Exeter, Va. DELMAS ABBOTT President EARL J. WHEELER Vice President BILLY CRAWFORD Secretary JOHN McCUTCHEON Treasurer ELIZABETH CULBERTSON Sergeant at Arms r ' V CHIMES ROSS CORN Greenville, S. C. KATHERINE HAMMEI. Blue Diamond, Ky. WILBURN EVERSOLE Jackson, Ky. RUTH HICKS Willi- mson, W. Va. EARL WHEELER Ashland, Ky. BLANCHE GAMBILL Blaine, Ky. WILLIAM SLOAN Scottsboro, Ala. SOPHOMORES ELIZABETH CULBERTSON Dungannon, Va. LYLE DOCKERY Hayesville, N. C. LILLIAN COLEMAN Kelsa, Va. RALPH CUNDIFF Faubush, Ky. VERNA HUNT Ashland, Ky. EVERETT BURTT Jackson, Mich. HARRIET KILLOUGH Pinson, Ala. LILLARD HART Green Cave, Va. THELMA CARTEE Carter, Ky. EVANS McBEE Brodhead, Ky. MAE HAMSHER Midland, Pa. ESTES BROCKMAN Asco, W. Va. MATTIE CARPENTER Waynesburg, Ky. GLENN PARSONS Jonesville, Va. LILLIAN CARPENTER Waynesburg, Ky. EVELYN CAMERON Burnside, Ky. ERNEST CRADDOCK Henlawson, W. Va. GRACE LITTLEJOHN Crossville, Ala. WALTER WHEELER Ashland, Ky. ETHEL BEATTIE Somerset, Ky. LOIS DEYTON Green Mountain, N. JOHN McCUTCHEON Bishop, Va. LOIS PENNINGTON Waynesvi lle, Ohio JOSEPHINE GARDNER Berea, Ky. PORTER BAILEY Baileyton, Tenn. JANIE JOHNSTON Ashland, Ky. PAULINE ALLEN Murphy, N. C. WALTER GUNKLER Irondequoit, N. Y. THE CHIMES = f Sl J KbL 1 ' . J M 1 5 - ' ■ S ! • ■■ , m B : ' M i ■ m v ' B Bj|J H IL ' w L A jjk ■ jML ■ B Ft! H iSlB tt « J ■ Bft H 1 ■ ■ lk ' ' ■■ -« . vl i% i -fcrfi f % 1 P b ' M ol P- Rr]l - fr! K j k ., . i f 4 ? H |! H- ' --jr igrfffiB h? b  ' ■h j ■•- s. Jfl k ., 7 : V k ' - « Iv. . B Hk ' : V r Jjjl 6 T A dJ B f r SOPHOMORES JANET MORTON Syracuse, N. Y. CARLOS BRANSCUM Luretha, Ky. ELEANOR JOHNSTON Knoxville, Tenn. ROY WESLEY Lynch, Ky. KATHRYN STUMBO Prestonsburg, Ky. ROBERT WALLACE Wayland, Ky. BILLY CRAWFORD Morristown, Tenn. JAMES MONROE NESBITT Fairview, N. C. OMEGA GENTRY Level Green, Ky. ALFRED LANE Andover, Ohio ELIZABETH APPEL Detroit, Mich. RALEIGH PARKER Parrott, Ky. SUSIE ROWLETT Berea, Ky. LARRY MORGAN Davy, W. Va. MARY BEST Berea, Ky. HERBERT MURPHY New York, N. Y. FRANCIS WICKLINE Asco, W. Va. MARIE BAILEY Berea, Ky. ALBERT STEWART Hindman, Ky. GLENN TACKETT Barnette Creek, Ky. VIRGIE FERRELL Livingston, Tenn. TRACY BURTON Campbello, S. C. IDA WILLIAMS Rogersville, Tenn. GIFFORD MARTIN Chattanooga, Tenn. ALICE LOWE Crossville, Tenn. MAJOR GARDNER Berea, Ky. AMY LYCAN Fort Gay, W. Va. WENDELL MAY Paintsville, Ky. THE CHIMES RALPH COOKE Elkin, N. C. LOUISE SUTHERLAND Clintwood, Va. PHILIP GRIMWOOD Meridianville, Ala. FLORENCE BRYAN Sevierville, Tenn. MARVIN NESBITT Fletcher, N. C. NORA HILLARD Eberle, Ky. GRADY CAMPBELL Danese, W. Va. ELSIE COOPER Stanford, Ky. WILLIAM DONALDSON Celina, Tenn. NINA HULETTE Ashland, Ky. HENRY LITTON Shoopman, Ky. IRENE HOLCOMBE Weaverville, N. C. WILLIAM BLAIR Ewing, Ky. RUBY RALEIGH Pat ridge, Ky. CARLETON HASTINGS Davy, W. Va. LOUISE HUDSON Manchester, Ky. GEORGE ELY Rice Lake, Wis. LUCILLE THOMPSON Chattaroy, W. Va. WORTH PHILLIPS Pineola, N. C. AUDA LEDBETTER Livingston, Tenn. LEE ROBERTS Worley, N. C. BERNICE HARRIS Gate City, Va. PAT COMBS Ewing, Va. VIRGINIA CALLISON Beard, W. Va. RICHARD ROBERTS Marshall, N. C. ORLA DEYTON Green Mountain, N. C. THE CHIMES F.LIZABETH CASADA Pulaski, Ky. CECIL CULBERTSON Gate City, Va. RUTH ALLEN Berea, Ky. ACUS EDWARDS Mooresburg, Term. FRANCES SUGG Carlisle, Ky. ESTILL M.cINTYRE Fusonia, Ky. OPAL WATSON Forest, Ky. ROGER ERICKSON Weaverville, N. C. FRANCES CHAMBERS Log Lick, Ky. DENNIS WOOTEN Confluence, Ky. ELEANOR STEENROD Berea, Ky. BENJAMIN BROWNING Viper, Ky. SOPHOMORES GRACE PREWITT Jellico, Tenn. ROBERT TAYLOR Langston, Ala. MAXIE CORNETT Daisy, Ky. NORMAN WHEELER Blaine, Ky. EUNICE CORNETT Daisy, Ky. SMITH POWELL Hustonville, Ky. VIOLA BEGLEY Beverly, Ky. GRANT MEADE Waynesburg, Ky. LUCILLE SEWELL Celina, Tenn. WARD NAPIER Allais, Ky. ARLIE HENSON Liberty, Ky . EUGENE McMILLIAN Peacli Creek, W. Va. EVELYN BALL Gardner, Va. KERMIT PITT Trinity, Ala. MYRTLE JANEY Pearisburg, Va. VERNON McDANIEL Lewisburg, W. V.i. th: ( ,:■■{ or- ; ds EARL TYE Beattyville, Ky. MARY SLAGLE Franklin, N. C. GRADY CONLEY Falcon, Ky. BETTY VAUGHN Decatur, Ala. GRANT BAILEY Berea, Ky. SOPHOMORES FAY THOMPSON Chatteroy, W. Va. GRADY SELF Adamsville, Ala. HARRIET BAKER Elk Valley, Tenn. J. T. WALLER Rome, Ga. CLARICE CRUMLEY Kingsport, Tenn. WARREN WAGNER Lenoir, N. C. KATHRYN WHITAKER Greensville, Ky. HARVEY MEYER Nespelem, Washington VINIE MAE THOMAS Waco, Ky. TEDDY RAMSEY Coopersville, Ky. NELLE JOHNSTON Annville, Ky. JOE LAWSON Maggie, W. Va. ETHEL CAMPBELL Danese, W. Va. LLOYD ROBERTS Berea, Ky. LINA COMPTON Middleburg, Ky. DELMAS ABBOTT Dayton, Ohio ADA GRIFFITH Berea, Ky. PAUL JONES Springplace, Ga. GONA DORSEY Cosby, Tenn. RAYMOND SWISHER Rockbridge Baths, Va. ELINE HARPER Broadway, Va. ANDREW FECKETE Widen, W. Va. IRENE HORVATH Fleming, Ky. LEE GAMAUF President DORRIS DENNIS Vice President FRANCES McCALL Secretary MARVIN SHRADER Treasurer JAMES HOLLANDSWORTH Serjeant at Arms THE CHIMES FRESHMEN EDWIN ADKINS Midkiff, W. Va. ARGIE LEE BYRD Bakersville, N. C. JAMES HOLLANDSWORTH Welcli, W. Va. MARY OPATICH Scribner, Neb. RAYMOND WOERTH Hazard, Ky. GRACE MURRAY Asheville, N. C. BURTON ALLEN Hueysvillc, Ky. MABEL TAYLOR Blueficld, W. Va. HERBERT MONROE Pataskala, Obio ELLA MAE CORN Greenville, S. C. KENNETH BEITZ Clothier, W. Va. MIRIAM BREWER Curryville, Ky. ROBERT HILL Fort Gay, W. Va. ERNESTINE MANN Stevenson, Ala. SAMUEL HERMAN JOHNSON Cody, Ky. lONA ADAMS Eubank, Ky. WOODROW V. STRONG Saldee, Ky. RUBY WILSON Blacksburg, S. C. JOHN DENNIS Bakersville, N. C. RUBY BLACK Livingston, Ky. JACK HENDERSON McVeigh, Ky. EDITH CARTER Big Stone, Ky. J. R. CAMERON Burnside, Ky. RUBYE BOLES Alpine, Tenn. LAWRENCE WHISTLER Broadway, Va. HELEN MASTERSON Alabama City, Ala. JESSE DAMRON Esco, Ky. THELMA WRIGHT Boaz, Ala. THE CHIMES ANNIE BELLE WALDROOP Leo, Georgia OSCAR RYMER Buffalo, W. Va. KATHERINE HOUCHINS Fayetteville, W. Va. ORLELA DANIELS Elkins, V. Va. HARMISON HALE Blue River, Ky. MARGARET YOUNG Parsons, W. Va. ORVILLE WILLIAMS Twils, Ky. THOMAS GUNNELL Mount Airy, N. C. THELMA POWELL Green Forest, Ark. ROBERT SHUFORD Marion, N. C. ONA WALLEN Ivan, Ky. MAURICE WILLIAMS Flat Gap, Ky. FRESHMEN EDITH BRANDENBURG Berea, Ky. EDWARD AITKEN Greenock, Scotland CATHERINE COX Spruce Pine, N. C. DELBERT CORDER Slavens, Ky. GENEVIEVE MORAN Red Jacket, W. Va. LEE GAMAUF Copley, Ohio ELIZABETH HIGGINS Croton, Ohio CLAY COLSON Somerset, Ky. MYRTLE THOMPSON Spartanburg, S. C. CARL BOSWELL Wayne, W. Va. EUGENIA AVERY Morganton, N. C. CHARLES OSBORN Blaine, Ky. LUCY JANE PRYSE Vincent, Ky. WILLARD CLATWORTHY Lackey, Ky. SYLVIA THOMAS Waco, Ky. GUY CARTER Coalton, W. Va. i-i ' m FRESHMEN ;_ : _ MARTHA SMITH Ivyton, Tenn. FRANK LAMB Sharps Chapel, Tcnn. ROBERTA CALICO Berea, Ky. VERNON WILDER Corbin, Ky. ROSANNA DEADERICK Knoxville, Tcnn. JACK COOK East St. Louis, III. ESTHER WHITING Kcnova, W. Va. ROBERT WILSON Sturgeon, Ky. VERA DUDINA Middle Volga Region, U.S.S.R. ELZIE WESLEY Mangum, Ky. EVA LEWIS Pine Mountain, Ky. KENNETH HOSKINS Stanton, Michigan RUBY ANN RASNAKE Cleveland, Va. MARVIN SHRADER North Tazwell, Va. VIRGINIA HAGER Paintsville, Ky. NORMAN BALL Swain, Ky. GRACE STIDHAM Confluence, Ky. LOUISE MILLER Fairview, N. C. DOROTHY STONE Pineville, Ky. FREEMAN SMITH Shelbyville, Ky. ISABELLE de ROCHEMONT Exeter, N. H. HAROLD CLARK Berea, Ky. RACHEL COMBS Emmalenca, Ky. LOIS ROBERTS Ashevillc, N. C. J. K. LEVIE Kwangju, Korea MARIE MORGAN Penland, N. C. EDITH McCORMICK Mayland, Tenn. CECIL TYE Beattyville, Ky. THE CHIMES .£1 - ' ' ■MflKj Hfi ! - ( jB 1 ,f  MtW ? H ' ■ oil y 1 L ' Rs w ' 1 B a fl Rb ' SJk Bw rB Mmr H ■l : . L ji ' B fc -«« j. FRESHMEN MARY ARRENDALE Tiger, Ga. BYRD SERGENT Rosspoint, Ky. MARGARET EUTSLER Roanoke, Va. MAYNARD SMITH Alleghany, Va. NELLIE SEATZ Todd, N. C. CONLEY BOLLING Eolia, Ky. JUANITA BRANAMAN Livingston, Ky. MAURICE BALL Castlewood, Va. MARY FRANCES HAZELRIGG Paintsville, Ky. LECOQ WILLIAMS Ashland, Ky. GAYNELL CAUDILL Blackey, Ky. VOLA LEE SHARP Corbin, Ky. EDNA BAKER Elk Valley, Tcnn. STANLEY WALL Waynesburg, Ky. TRULA McKEE Cleveland, Ohio. LISLE ROBERTS Monticello, Ky. MARTHA RICE Paintsville, Ky. EDWARD COLLINS Glen Allum, W. Va MARIE MARCUM Corbin, Ky. WALLACE BABBAGE Harlan, Ky. RUBY STURGELL Cherokee, Ky. JOHN CROWDER Pulaski, Va. MARY COCHRAN Catlettsburg, Ky. LUSTER GOLDEN Welden, Ky. NANCY GOTT Bcrea, Ky. ELMER FELTNER Hyden, Ky. KATHLEEN BRAMMELL Grayson, Ky. KENNETH OCKERMANN Berea, Ky. THE CHIMES J. C. BARTON Wesminister, S. C. ADO GAGE Cumming, Ga. [VAN LANTZ Forestville, W. Va. ANNICE PIGMAN Berea, Ky. AUBREY LANGDON Annville, Ky. FRESHMEN ELSIE QUALLS Livingston, Tenn. HOBERT LYKINS Lee City, Ky. GLADYS CARSON Liberty, Ky. THADDEUS WORRELL Rice Station, Ky. LOUISE RATLIFF Logan, W. Va. HAGER BACH Frenchburg, Ky. JOHNNIE ATCHLEY Lenoir City, Tenn. ALLEN HUDSON Point Lookout, Mo. MARY PAVIONI Gallup, New Mexico HESTER DURHAM McKinney, Ky. MARY ENGLE Berea, Ky. BARNEY DAMRON Esco, Ky. DORRIS DENNIS Bakersville, N. C. HOWARD PARSONS Berea, Ky. DONNA CORNS Tollesboro, Ky. WILLIAM WRIGHT Boaz, Ala. NETTIE RICH Liberty, Ky. NELLIE JO ROBINSON Barbourville, Ky. CLIFTON NEFF Rose Hill, Va. ETHEL JONES Duck Run, Ky. FRANK BARTON Tigerville, S. C. ROY RICHARDSON Fox, Ky. [ONE COLYER Mt. Olivet, Ky. THE CHIMES ?• it FRESHMEN BERTHA ROMANSKI Summerlec, W. Va. FRANCES McCALL Niigata, Japan CHARLES HUNT Adairsville, Ga. LIZZIE MAE ALLEN Teges, Ky. ARTHUR HALE Blue River, Ky. JEWELL RITCHIE Viper, Ky. JESSIE JUSTICE Pikeville, Ky. EVELYN KIDD Corbin, Ky. MARGARET BRANNAN Choonchun, Korea LEMLEY FOLEY Stuart, Va. URSIE GIBSON Louisville, Ky. HOWARD CLAY Paintsvillc, Ky. KATHLEEN ROWE Praise, Ky. JEAN PICKLESIMER, Paintsville, Kv. PAULINE S. MONTGOMERY Rose Hill, Va. MARGARET WALTERS Davis, W. Va. MICHAEL FRYGA Marion, N. C. BONNIE DIXON Friars Hill, W. Va. ELISABETH HILL Bean Station, Tenn. THURMAN HIBBITTS Jenkins, Ky. VIRGINIA EATON Pearisburg, Va. HELEN GREEN Rainelle, W. Va. THE CHIMES CLASS OF 1934 ETHEL JULIA RAMSEY MARY K. RANES HAZEL FRANCES JONES NANCY JANE STEPHENS Sneedville, Tenn. Crystal, Ky. Jonesboro, Tenn. Stanton, Ky. BESSIE LOUISE BROWN GERTRUDE FAULKNER EDNA EARLE BOWLING BONNIE KATE STEWART McRoberts, Ky. Stanton, Ky. Typo, Ky. Spruce Pine, N. C. CLASS OF 1936 GEORGIA RICE NELLIE L. TODD GAZELLE REXROAD Manchester, Ky. Nicholasville, Ky. Davis, W. Va. NANCY CHAMBERLIN HELEN M. HICKS JUANITA MILLS College Hill, Ky. Amherst, Va. Forgcrtown, Ky. LETICIA LOWE Warneld, Ky. EVELYN CANTRELL Pickens, S. C. I ACTIVIT [THE CHIMES PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT PI EPSILON PI U EVA ISAACS ANN ELLIOTT Anna Magill Martha Rice Martha Lampkin Ruth Hicks Betty Higgins Kathryn Whitakcr Louise Garner Eva Isaacs Doris Dennis Jane Johnston Marie Morgan Harriet Killough Eleanor Johnston Anna Lee Fortner Lucia Pialorsi Dorothy Stone Edrye Wilson Mary Hazelrigg Billy Crawford Frances Sugg Lina Compton Sarah Helen Hamilton Helen Masterson Grace Murray Jessie Justice Julia Zekany Elizabeth Kraatz lone Colyer Jean Picklesimer THE CHIMES SECRETARY TREASURER Orla Deyton Catherine Cox Mary Cochran Marie Marcum Omega Gentry Margaret Coates Lucille Sewell Janet Morton Grace Littlejohn Frances McCall Ann Elliott Ruby Hamon Carrie Davenport Ruby Wilson Margaret Eutsler Nettie Rich Evelyn Kidd Isabelle deRochemont Dorothy Slaughter Seleta Cameron Katherine St umbo Elizabeth Culbertson Virginia Hager Louise Sutherland Mary Engle Grace Prewitt Lois Deyton Dicy Callahan Lillian Coleman ;the chimes mmr m Wjm $M 411 1 fsB 1 jHP I f § . , «. f] ■ ■■■R-3llil: :: ; : :-; mk ' ■ ' 4 r - 1 _ m H - iiiH 11 ■pH:,™sPas u P P Ft W il ■ ' ;,i; jft ' ' : f 11; W0| f I ' matt ' JngglgL - J flfti H L. 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' ' Pi- 1 ' ■ ' ■ ■ ' R :|H ALPHA ZETA PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT 1_ CORRESPONDING SECRETARY LAKE TUCKWILLER GUY BOLLING LARRY MORGAN Robert Davis Maurice Ball Ross Chasteen Vola Sharp Paul Jones Cecil Culbertson Robert Wallace Delmas Abbott Carlos Branscum Ernest Hill Sam Campbell James Hollandsworth Clarence Sharpton Gifford Martin Burton Allen Ralph Elam Ralph Cooke William Masterson Walter Picklesimer Marion Jackson Roy Wesley Albert Stewart David May Larry Morgan John Crowder Walter Gunkler Ernest Craddock Charles Hunt Clifton Neft ' John White Pat Combs Hobart Lykins Emerson Hatcher THE CHIMES ALPHA 2ETA RECORDING SECRETARY _ TREASURER HURA PAYNE RALPH COOKE Chalmer Frazier Lake Tuekwiller Vernon McDaniel Hura Payne Frank Barton Herbert Murphy Grady Self Howard Clay Eugene MeMillian Willard Clatworthy Grady Campbell Anton Sedlecky Alfred Lane Ralph Cundiri Earl Wheeler Ted Carter Carl Ford Briscoe Evans Dewitt Stafford J. T. Waller Norman Ball Howard Moody Jack Wright Wendell May Lynn Skean Beecher Scutchfield Henry Martin Guy Boiling James Norsworthy Walter Wheeler Lecoq Williams Thomas Lovette Thurman Hibbitts THE CHIMES KAPPA GAMMA PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Adelle Moore Ida Williams Rowena Hammond Clarice Crumley Mabel Boatright Opal Bishop Fay Thompson Miriam Brewer Elizabeth Hutchens Ethel Campbell Edith McCormick Alice Lowe ALMA WOLFRAM ALICE LOWE Helen Greene Lucille Thompson Edna Dick Elizabeth Appel Marie Duez Pauline Montgomery Eva Lewis Thelma Cartee Mabel Taylor Nina Hulette Evelyn Norton THE CHIMES KAPPA GAMMA SECRETARY TREASURER NINA HULETTE ETHEL CAMPBELL Verda Miller Anna Belle Waldroop Mae Hamsher Eleanor Steenrod Juliette Snider Irene Horvath Rosanna Deaderick Helene Runnion Alma Wolfram Eline Harper Argie Lee Byrd Nellie Seatz Mary Slagle Hartley Ashley Fern Stowe Sue Alexander Hazel Hudson Grace Stidham Suella Owens Elizabeth Hill Carrie Callison Alvina Headley Lucy Pryse Mary Lee Jones THE CHIMES PI MU LAMBDA PRESIDENT GERTRUDE DENNING VICE PRESIDENT | _ FLORENCE BRYAN RECORDING SECRETARY | ESTELLE BOLES Bernice Stapletoijj Martha Smith Auda Ledbetter Nellie Lake Vivian Taylor Ethel Beattie Edna Baker Jaunita Branaman Lois Pennington Estelle Boles Mary Opatich Bertha Romansky Trula McKee mice Cornett Evelyn Cameron Ruby Sturgell Dona Corns Pauline Allen lluth Keisling Betty Blankenship Kathleen Braimnell Bonnie Dixon Louise Ratliff Elsie Quails . THE CHIMES PI MU LAMBDA CORRESPONDING SECRETA TREASURER _ CHORISTER M,;xinc Lykir Kmli Allen Kathleen Rowe Genevieve Moran Eunice Martin Evelyn Ball Virgic Fcrrcll Avalcah LalTerty Edith Fitzwater Ora Tinsley Helton {Catherine Hammell Ona Wallen ANN GILMER RUTH KEISLING ._. AUDA LEDBETTER Uisic Gibson Jonnic Atchley Gertrude Dcnniiv Florence Bryan Amy Lee Lycan l 7 .lsic Cooper Myrtle Callahan Kubye Boles Ado Gage Ernestine Mann Opal Watson THE CHIMES RHO DELTA PRESIDENT ._ CURTIS PULLIAM VICE PRESIDENT __ .__ GILBERT LYCAN ROBERT TAYLOR CORRESPONDING SECRETARY J|gfi RECORDING SECRETARY __ PAUL GAMBILL TREASURER Gilbert Lycan Charles Hudson Byrd Sergent Harold Klontz Arnold Brown Raymond Woerth George Nesbitt Richard Roberts J. C. Barton Kenneth Beitz Gilbert Hibbard Alfred Waugh Walter Brown Robert Hill Kenneth Kolhoff Robert Taylor 4 ORA B. ROBERTS Frank Lamb Harvey Jackson George Ezzard Willie Childers John Searcy Curtis Pulliam Jesse Damron Elzie Wesley Roy Nickel Dean Colvard Paul Gambill Ora B. Roberts Ernest Hilton Elwood Roberts Pursiful Combs THE CHIMES ALPHA ALPHA PI PRESIDENT CYNTHIA ELLEN EVANS VICE PRESIDENT j|3 3 FRANCES CHAMBERS SECRETARY j gjsj||__ - JEWELL WILSON TREASURER TX JL!l: NORA HILLARD Audrey Ison Bernice Harris Iona Adams Ina Dell McGuire Marjorie Patton Edna Ritchie Nelle Johnston Nora Hillard Frances Chambers Ruth Bohannon Thelma Powell Essie Spencer Anna Lee Goms Jewell Williams Ruth Coughlin Ethel Jones Cynthia Evans Vinie Thomas THE CHIMES PHI DELTA PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT RECORDING SECRETARY Hfft CORRESPONDING SECRETARY _. TREASURER Samuel Johnson Herbert Monroe O. J. Arnett Norman Moore Ethcrcd Gibbs Everett Lowman Lin ley Foley William Edwards Orville Williams Thaddcus Worrell fames Layne Ivan Lantz Joseph Lawson __ CHARLES BASS CHARLES BERTRAM JAMES LAYNE __ NORMAN MOORE ___ ETHERED GIBBS Cindy Crfsp™ Andrew Feckete Elmer Fcltner Charles Bertram Walter Combs Ezra Jones Philip Bcgley Philip Hunt Melvin Payne Warren Souder Jasper Sutherland Lawrence Whistler Darrell McGraw Roy Richardson William Baird Waymon Huddleston Raymond Terry Charles Osborn Henry Johnston Robert Meade Robert Black Cecil Spencer Chewning Campbell Forest Allen Elbert Johns THE CHIMES PRESIDENT . VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER UTILE DULCE PAULINE DERTHICK MARIE DUEZ MARY PAVIONI _ ESTHER WHITING Bina Scott Pauline Derthick Jewel Ritchie Ruby Rasnake Annice Pigrnan Esther Whiting Edith Brandcnbur Mattie Bourne Buena McGraw Dalna Whittaker Orlela Daniels Agnes Crouch Mary Pavioni Anna Belle McLaughlin Esther Avery Rachel Combs Eugenia Avery Lizzie Mae Allen Lillian Williams Mae Hoskins Virginia Eaton Ethel Fannon im cl-joi m KAPPA SIGMA PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY __ WILLIAM DAWN __ EVERETT BURTT LONZO STEPHENS WARREN WAGNER ' , Lonzo Stephens Arthur Woodruff Charles Chance George Ely Dallas Pearson Everett Burtt Howard Burdine Martin McNiel Henry Limbacher Francis Shouse Hunter Sutherland Paul Boswell Lawton Allen Hubert Robinson Edwin Gibson Theodore Lundmark Carl Boswell Casper Ogg Harvey Meyer Delbert Pryor Fred Eutsler Clyde Wheeler Graden Pennycuff William Donaldson William Dawn Warren Wagner Joyce Medlock Winn Zeller HE CHIMES PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY EDUCATION CLUB INA DELL McGUIRE LAKE TUCKWILLER HAZEL HUDSON Beecher Scutchfield Dewitt Stafford Clyde Wheeler Carl Ford Lake Tuckwiller Alma Wolfram Mae Hoskins Theodore Lundmark Dicy Callahan Mabel Boatright Arnold Brown William Combs Ronie Johnson Walter Brown Willie Childers Roy Nickcll Guy Boiling Sue Alexander Chalmer Frazier Hazel Hudson A. J. Chidest-r Raymond Terry Ethered Gibbs Waymon Huddleston Anton Sedlecky Ina Dell McGuirc Lillian Williams Ernest Hilton Melvin Payne THE CHIMES AGRICULTURE-HOME ECONOMICS CLUB PRESIDENT -,===== VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER LAKE TUCKWILLER ROY NICKELL — JULIA ZEKANY - GEORGE NESBITT Anna Magill Gradcn Pennycuff Julia Zekany Claude O. Spillina Lake Tuckwiller Feaster Wolford Elizabeth Kraatz Casper Ogg Opal Bishop Howard Boling H. B. Monier Hollis Henson Edna Cole C. S. Price Dean Colvard Charles Bertram J. C. Miller Thomas McAlister Cecil Spencer Ruby Kirk Roy Nickell Willie Childers Ax5on Rodcs Wallace Campbell Ruth Coughlin A. F. Stewart Dallis Pearson Luther Rice Benton Fielder George Nesbitt R. F. Spence Gertrude Denning Estellc Boles Anna Lee Goins Nellie Lake Herman Brenda Netsy Muncy Gilbert Hibbard Imogene Brashear Lottie McClung Howard Burdine Scleta Cameron HE CHIMES AGRICULTURE UNION PRESIDENT HOWARD BURDINE VICE PRESIDENT -===== SE == 5 ==== CHARLES BERTRAM SECRETARY-TREASURER CORRESPONDENT PEP LEADER Roy Nickel] Gradcn Pennycuflf Gilbert Hibbard J. C. Miller Feaster Wolford Herman Brenda Monroe Nesbitt Barney Damron Howard Burdine C. S. Price Dean Colvard Teddy Ramsey Thomas McAlister F. A. Steward Lawton Allen Benton Fielder George Nesbitt H. B. Monier Wallace Campbell Lisle Roberts Ralph Cundiff Claude O. Spillman Philip Hunt Willie Childers Cecil Spencer Stanley Wall HOWARD BOLING GILBERT HIBBARD RALPH CUNDIFF Howard Parsons Frank Barton Smith Powell Ross Corn Phillip Grimwood Casper Ogg Marvin Nesbitt Howard Boling Maurice Williams Charles Bertram Richard Roberts Dallas Pearson jTHE CHIMES FRENCH CLUB PRESIDENT _ VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY PROGRAMS MARY TAYLOR EARL TYE JANET MORTON ESTHER AVERY Earl Tye Pauline Der thick Kathryn Stumbo Margaret Chapin Frances Sugg Robert Wallace Esther Avery Trula McKee Helene Runnion Elizabeth Richardson Janet Morton Lucille Thompson Fay Thompson Hazel Hudson Delbert Pryor Marie Duez J. T. Waller Evelyn Norton Helen Klontz Thurman Hibbitts Lucille Sewell John Scruggs Bobby Burger Francis Shouse Chalmer Frazier Mary Engle Charles Hunt Bina Scott Frank Lamb Henry Limbacher Adelle Moore Gladys Carson Mat tie Carpenter Lillian Carpenter Lillard Hart Ina Dell McGuire Alma Wolfram Ruby Hamon Sam Campbell Edith McCormick Lawrence Whistler Louise Miller THE CHII GERMAN CLUB PRESIDENT _. VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY ONA WALLEN URSIE GIBSON DEWITT STAFFORD Ona Waller. George Ely Forest Allen J. C. Barton Isabelle deRochemont W. G. Ross J. C. Wheeler Dewitt Stafford James Levie Roy Wesley Louise Hanner Elwood Roberts Thelma Wright Roger Byron Pauline Derthick Betty Higgins Thomas Gunnell William Masterson Robert Taylor Mary Rice Mary Hazelrigg Robin Byron Harvey Jackson Grace Stidham Lucille Thompson Harold Klontz f ry Drue Fann Charles Pauck Ursie Gibson afford Martin Beecher Scutchfield William Donaldson Fred Eutsler Alfred Lane Esther Avery Helen Klontz Philip Begley William Conley Lecoq Williams Roy Hendrickson ;the chimes PHILOSOPHY CLUB PRESIDENT . LAWTON ALLEN BERNICE STAPLETON SECRETARY FACULTY SPONSOR W. H. WALKER Bcecher Scutohfield Mattie Bourne Grady Crisp Jasper Sutherland Kenneth Kolhoff Fred Eutsler Seleta Cameron Adelle Moore William Edney J. W. Hatcher Lawton Allen W. H. Walker Ernest Hilton Chalmer Fra?ier Alma Wolfram Carl Ford Arnold Brown Clyde Wheeler Ethered Gibbs Forest Allen Paul Boswell Ruth Bohannon Bobby Burger Elizabeth Davis Ruth Keisling Myrtle Callahan Bernice Stapleton Melvin Payne Charles Bertram HE CHIMES INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB PRESIDENT GILBERT LYCAN VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY FACULTY SPONSOR HUNTER SUTHERLAND SYLVIA GARMON LEE F. CRIPPEN Bobby Burger Raymond Terry Carl Ford Vera Dudina Lee F. Crippen Leora German. Winn Zeller Gilbert Lycan Bonny Dixon Lilliard Hart Tracy Burton Thomas Lovette Eleanor Steenrod Richard Roberts Sylvia Garmon Philip Begley Mary Engle Hunter Sutherland George Ezzard Roy Hendrickson Ada Taylor Ethered Gibbs Bina Scott Clifton Neff Elizabeth Appel Joseph Lawson Pat Combs Helene Runnion THE CHIMES wmr ifl - ► ■■■ 1 If W ( k L ■ . J. ' 7 ' ■ ' :; ' : l ■,.; j k Mr. ♦ $■ . j m, «g PI GAMMA MU ijgSP Beeclier Scutchfield Hunter Sutherland Luella Shattuck Roger Byron Hartley Ashley Fred Eutsler Guy Boiling Anton Sedlecky Darrell McGraw E. T. Parks William Baird Mrs. A. G. Weidler J. W. Hatcher Gilbert Lycan A. G. Weidler W. H. Walker Dean W. J. Baird Helen Klontz Lee F. Crippen THE CHIMES SOCIOLOGY CLUB PRESIDENT __ LYNN SKEAN MARGARET COLVIN VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY HAROLD HARRIS J. W. Hatcher Betty Blankenship Herbert Murphy Ross Chasteen Clarence McCall Hartley Ashley John Searcy Robert Davis Hazel Hudson Lynn Skean Audrey Ison Charles Hudson Hazel Gilpin Everett Lowman Frances Martin Raymond Swisher Elizabeth Davis Harold Harris Margaret Colvin Kenneth Kolhoff Leora German Joyce Medlock THE CHIMES TAU KAPPA ALPHA ACTIVE MEMBERS Gilbert Lycan Bina Scott Arthur Woodruff Marion Hoi comb A. G. Weidler Hubert Robinson William Baird Francis Shouse Clarice Crumley J. W. Sattler Fred Eutsler Irene Pennington William Dawn Under the direction of Professor J. W. Sattler, this year ' s forensic group has experienced a successful and satisfying schedule. MEN ' S FORENSICS The home contests in oratory were particularly gratifying this year with more :han twenty men participating. In the Home Peace elimination Arthur Woodruff ivas chosen to represent Berea in the State combat. He subsequently won second ?lace in the State Peace Contest. Mr. Woodruff also captured first place in the Home Oratorical and again won second in the State competition. Second to Mr. Woodruff in the Home Contest was Walter Brown who is preparing to represent Berea in the Triangular contest. The winner of third place in the Home Contest was Joseph Lawson. In the Education Contest, Mr. Brown secured first place and subsequently won third place in the State contest in which there were thirteen 4 participants, type of discussion, was introduced on Berea ' s forensic program. Misses Crumley and rd, Brown, and Lycan, successfully participated with teams from Ohio Wesleyan, New Centre, and the University of Kentucky. Local forums on Education and the N.R.A. Berea audiences by Miss Ellis, Messrs. Baird, Brown, Flowers, Lycan, Ellis, and Sharpton. WALTER BROW Forums, a new Scott, Messrs. Bai York University, were presented to THE CHIMES Arguing the question. Resolved: That the powers of the President should be substantially increased as a settled policy, Berea ' s debating squad consisting of Baird, Brown, Crisp, Culbertson, Dawn, Johns, Lawson, Lycair, and Stephens, engaged in fourteen debates with Transylvania, Georgetown, Colby, Centre, Kentucky Wesleyan, and the University of Kentucky. A radio engagement with University of Louis- ville was slated later in the month. Mr. Walter Brown was high -point man at the Southern Association of Teachers of Speech held in Birmingham, Alabama, April 1 6-2 1 . He won a first and two seconds — the first in Extempore Speak- ing with the award of an eighteen inch loving cup; the two seconds in oratory and after-dinner speaking. The high po int med«l for men was won by Hubert P. Robinson. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Joe Lawson Elbert Johns Carlton Hastings Paul Gambill Dorothy Slaughtcj Henry Limbacher Grady Crisp Cecil Culbertson Lonzo Stephens Ruby Hamon WOMEN ' S FORENSICS In the oratorical contests, the Home affray was won by Miss Clarice Crumley, who afterwards took second place in the State contest. Runner-up in the Home Contest was Miss Lucia Pialorsi, who was at the time of writing preparing to represent Berea in the Triangular Cntest. With a debate corps consisting of the Misses Crumley and Scott, Berea persuasively argued the question, Resolved: That the powers of the president should be substantially increased as a settled policy. Competing teams encountered were from George- town, Ohio Wesleyan, Transylvania, and the University of Ken- tucky. Miss Crumley represented Berea in the Southern association con- tests in Birmingham, Alabama, in oratory, extemporaneous speak- ing, and after-dinner speaking. The high point medal was won by Miss Bina Scott. THE CHIMES PINNACLE STAFF Editor-in-chief __ Associate Editor . Business Manager News Editor Athletic Editor _. Women ' s Sports . J. Clyde Wheeler Margaret Ann Livengood William Mastersox Everett Bum Delmas Abbou Isabelle deRochemont Society Editor Betty Blankenship Humor Editors Eleanor Johnston, Margaret Kelly Feature Editor Irene Pennington Literary Editor Harvey Meyer Hospital Notes Billy Crawford Agricultural Department Dean Colvard Reporters — Guy Boiling, Henry Limbacher, Donald Zimmerman, Lyle Dockery, Walter Brown, Alfred Waugh, William Paul Faculty Adviser Emily Ann Smith HE CHIMES CHIMES STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ._ RALPH G. ELAM ASSOCIATE EDITOR ELIZABETH KRAATZ BUSINESS MANAGER EMERSON R. HATCHER ASSISTANT MARTHA LAMPKJN LITERARY EDITOR FRANCIS SHOUSE ART EDITOR PATTIE RITCHIE PHOTO EDITOR LYNN SKEAN SALES MANAGER CLARENCE SHARPTON THE CHIME! DRAMATICS CLUB PRESIDENT EDWIN GIBSON SECRETARY-TREASURER _. KEITH HOLLINSWORTH nI ■ James Watt Raine Edna Cole Joe Lawson Josephine Gardner Norman Wheeler Anna Lee Forter Henry Limbacher Elizabeth Kraatz Eleanor Johnston Edith Fitzwater Ezra Jones Mary Drue Fann Alfred Lane Carrie Davenport Elbert Johns Betty Vaughn Vcrda Miller Elsie Cooper Edryc Wilson Charles Osborn Bernice Staplcton Chcwning Campbell Dorothy Slaughter Ada Taylor THE CHIMES DRAMATICS CLUB DIRECTOR _. .— JAMES WATT RAINE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR LOUISE A. BLYMYER Louise A. Blymycr Bobby Burger Virginia Hager Winn Zeller Lois Deyton, Grace Prewitt Irene Pennington Louise Garner Adelle Moore Vera Dudina Lucia Pialorsi Orla Deyton Howard Burdine Johnnie Atchley Amy Miller Helene Runnion Martin McNiel Grace Littlejolin Edwin Gibson Ruby Hamon Lillard Hart Lillian Coleman J. R. Cameron Marjorie Ruddle Dicy Callahan iHIMES DELIVERED FROM THE LION ' S MOUTH THE COLLEGE DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club does not pretend to make artists of its members. Students in the club get such experience in acting, directing, producing, and general stage manage- ment as will be most practical for their work in the schools and communities into which they go after graduation. This year the club planned, as usual, two major plays. She Stoops To Conquer was the fall play. It gave roles to a large number of new, relatively inexperienced stu- dents, and as one critic said, It was far above the mediocre. Three one-act plays were given as the spring production: Dispatch Goes Home, Toy Heart, and Gringoire. The three plays were brilliant in their variety, their range of characters and were quite successfully given. Other plays given were: At Valley Forge, one of Doctor Raine ' s one-act plays, which was given as the Washington play; a Bible play, A Friend At Midnight, also one of Doctor Raine ' s, was given in chapel the first semester. Tuesday night plays have given projects to many apprentice members. SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER HE hHHmnBBbh AT VALLEY FORGE ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega is a national honorary dramatic fraternity. Alpha Iota is our Berea Chapter. To become a member one must have twenty points which must be in acting, directing, costuming, make-up, and general producing. This year nine new members have been initiated. Delivered From The Lion ' s Mouth, a one act biblical play written by Doctor Raine, was given by the Alpha Iota cast in Sunday evening chapel. The costumes were ex- ceedingly well done. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Verda Miller J. W. Raine Mattie Bourne Sarah Hamilton Norman Wheeler Louise Garner Lucia Pialorsi Edwin Gibson Louise Blymyer Arthur Woodruff Chewning Campbell Ada Taylor THE CHIMES DELTA PHI ALPHA Alma Wolfram Verda Miller Henry Johnston Dorothy Gay Robin Byron Paul Gambill W. G. Ross Beecher Scutchfield Emma Cairns Harold Klontz Fred Eutsler Roger Byron Pursiful Combs Winn Zeller Charles Pauck PHYSICS CLUB PRESIDENT JAMES RANDOLPH VICE PRESIDENT FRANK DAVIS SECRETARY BERNICE STAPLETON FACULTY ADVISER WALDEMAR NOLL Howard Moody Ralph Cooke James Randolph Waldcmar Noll Robert Black Thomas Lovettc Robert Cox Henry Johnston Bcrnice Stapleton Freeman Smith Harold Rush Jack Cook COOPERATIVE GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE Emily Ann Smith Lucia Pialorsi Henry Johnston Elizabeth Kraatz (Sec.) Ralph Elam (Chairman) T. A. Hendricks J. W. Hatcher Marion Holcomb Lonzo Stephens Pattie Ritchie Kenneth Kolhoff M. J. Echlin May B. Smith Francis Shouse Maxie Cornett Warren Wagner Marjorie Ruddle J. H. Capps COLLEGIATE UNION President CLARENCE SHARPTON Secretary MARTHA LAMPKIN Treasurer EMERSON HATCHER Chorister HAROLD HARRIS Pianist ELWOOD ROBERTS Cheer Leaders J. T. WALLER NANCY GOTT DOROTHY SLAUGHTER ROY WESLEY THE CHIMES Y. M. C. A. CABINET Skean, Chasteen, Medlock, McCall, Shouse, Hilton, B. Byron, Harris Colvard, Woodruff, Moore, J. W. Hatcher, Hibbard, R. Byron, Johns PRESIDENT FRANCIS SHOUSE VICE PRESIDENT ROGER BYRON GENERAL TREASURER ARTHUR WOODRUFF RECORDER WILLIAM BAIRD GENERAL SECRETARY CLARENCE McCALL CHAIRMAN ADVISORY BOARD J. WESLEY HATCHER ! j L 3gl _ STUDENT VOLUNTEERS First Row: Bobby Burger, Argie Lee Byrd, Virginia Callison, Raymond Swisher, Vinie Thomas, Everett Lowman, Louise Miller, Carrie Davenport, Sylvia Thomas. Second Row: Nell Johnston, Elsie Cooper, Clarice Crumley, Arlie Henson, Eline Harper, Grace Littlejohn, Eleanor Steenrod, Lemley Foley, Leora German. Third Row: Opal Watson, Cecil Culbertson, Betty Blankenship, Tracy Burton, Edna Cole, Oscar Easter, Pauline Allen, Joyce Medlock, Anna Gilmer, Michael Fryga. PRESIDENT BETTY BLANKENSHIP VICE PRESIDENT ELSIE COOPER SECRETARY-TREASURER ELINE HARPER fHE CHIMES | y K. ' w 1 1 i W ' Ll- if jH si • 19 1 -•-«. ■ W • ■ ; W C Ik- € B ■• H ■ • m I Bi eh -— m J .. ' l| i J fat, li i i j . ' ' V s - . W 1 Y. W. C. A. CABINET Moore, Hutchens, M. Holcomb, Mrs. E. T. Parks, Patton, Lowe, Klontz F.ngle, Stowe, Colvin, Pialorsi, Runnion, I. Holcombe, McClung PRESIDENT MARION HOLCOMB VICE PRESIDENT FERN STOWE SECRETARY MARJORIE PATTON TREASURER MARGARET COLVIN CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR President THADDEUS WORRELL Vice President EARL MA RLOWE Secretary GLADYS STARLING Treasurer MAE RICHARDSON Chorister GEORGE AUSTIN Publicity WALTER BROWN Pianist DORIS DENNIS Secretary REBECCA CALDWELL Chairman of Extension Com. WILLARD RATLIFF Junior Department MARJORIE LEE Sponsors H. J. CHRISTOPHER C. N. SHUTT Rev. S. R. HUNTINGTON jTHE CHIMES MEN ' S HALL UNION Martin McNiel Guy Boiling (Sec.-Treas v Charles Hudson Henry Johnston (Pres.) Paul Gambill Marion Jackson Ralph Cooke Lonzo Stephens Delmas Abbott Melvin Payne Hunter Sutherland James Nors worthy Harold Rush STUDENT COUNCIL May B. Smith Blanche Gambill Lucia Pialorsi (Pres.) M. J. Echlin Nettie Rich Helene Runnion Ronie Johnson HE CHIMES ALLEGE BAND Piccolo Harold Rigby Charles Chidester Oboe Woodrow Pickering Clarinet Miriam Rigby John Burdette Edwin Durham Raymond Padgett Wendell May Lois Parks Cornet Willis Richards James Hoi land s worth C. B. Marcum George Moore Lecoq Williams E Flat Saxophone Glen Rader Roy Wesley Tenor Saxophone Samuel Wise Horns Robert Wallace Jack Marcum Bassoon Lillian Roche Elwood Roberts Larry Morgan Baritone William Dawn Delbert Pryor Ira D. Shaw Trombone Henry Limbacher Lewis Hart James Durham John Robinson Bass Edward Grimm Raleigh Parker Walter Picklesimer String Bass Mary K. Cochran Tympani Gilford Martin Cymbals Van Buren Keys, Jr Drums Philip Christopher Alfred Lane Benton Fielder IE CHIMES VARSITY MEN ' S GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW Paul Gambill Francis Wickline Walter Picklesimer Vernon McDaniels Miss Irene Ziegler Elwood Roberts Grady Self Harold Klontz Forest Allen SECOND ROW Edward Aitken John McCutcheon Henry Litton Ernest Hill Harry Ramey Clarence McCall Elbert Johns J. T. Waller Lloyd Roberts THIRD ROW Major Gardner Roy Nickell Carl Ford Henry Limbacher Chalmer Fazier Charles Hudson Larry Morgan Roy Wesley VARSITY WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB Margaret Brannan Anna Lee Fortner, Secretary Irene Holcombe Mildred Faulkner Blanche Gambill, President Mary Drue Fann Helenc Runnion Katherine Stumbo Billy Crawford Margaret Coates Martha Lampkin Harriet Killough Irene Pennington Frances McCall Mary Cochran Eugenia Avery Mabel Taylor Marjorie Ruddle Margaret Colvin Lucia Pialorsi Gladys V. Jameson, Director Evelyn Norton, Accompanist ' HE CHIMES FRESHMAN MEN ' S GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW James Hollandsworth Raymond Woerth Lee Gamauf Charles Hunt Miss Irene Ziegler Jesse Damron Woodrow Strong Orville Williams Frank Barton SECOND ROW Roy Richardson Edward Grimm Clyde Nelon Grady Conley Thurman Hibbkts Herbert Monroe Everett Lowman Lemley Foley THreD ROW Marvin Shrader Elzie Wesley Robert Wilson Norman Ball Waymon Smith Carleton Hastings Estes Brockman FRESHMAN WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW Mary Opatich Rosana Deaderick Elizabeth Hill Miss Amanda Wulf Mary K. Houchins Mary Hazelrigg Margaret Eutsler SECOND ROW Lucy Pryse Grace Murray Rachael Combs Virginia Hager Ruby Wilson Ella Mae Corn Orlela Daniels THIRD ROW Jewell Ritchie Iona Adams Esther Whiting Mary Pavioni Elizabeth Higgins Helen Masterson TOP ROW Ernestine Mann Thelma Wright Edna Baker Donna Corns THI CHIMES BEREA COLLEGE ORCHESTRA Director Ralph Rigby Violins Miss Dorothy Hall Henry Limbacher Mial Stafford Jeanette Huntington Mildred Alice Phillips Viola Mrs. J. N. Peck Cello Jane Stafford Bass Gilbert Roberts Flute Harold Rigby Charles Chidester Oboe Wood row Pickering Clarinet Miriam Rigby Ed Durham Bassoon Lillian Roche Horn Robert Wallace Trumpets James Hollandsworth Lecoq Williams Trombone James Durham Tympani Gifford Martin Piano Katherine Murphy KAMPUS KUT UPS Walter Picklesimer J. T. Waller Ross Chasteen Roy Wesley Willis Richards Phillip Begley Gifford Martin Sam Wise TRIO Francis Wickline Mary Cochran Woodrow Pickering THE CHIMES Mgr. C. Campbell Capt. Evans Coach Gunkler VARSITY BASKETBALL THE MOUNTAINEERS The Mountaineers for the season of 193 3-34 made a record that Kentucky colleges, and for that matter, any member of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association will do well to equal in the years to come. At the end of the regular season, the Gunklermen had lost only one game, were leading the K.I.A.C, and tied for the lead of the entire S.I. A. A. The Kentucky tournament ended in the first round as far as Berea was concerned, but in the general S.I. A. A. tournament held at Jackson, Miss., March 2- 6, the boys in the blue and white won three straight games, losing in the finals by two points, but piling up the amazing total of 193 points in the four games and placing all five first string men on one of the two all-S.I.A.A. teams. Not only did they make this unusually good showing, but Coach Gunkler and the boys repeatedly received the high- est praise for their good sportsmanship and clean playing. The outstanding Berea scorers both for the season and the Jackson tournament, were Briscoe Evans, center, and Sam Campbell, forward, each of whom made the all-S.I.A.A. in his position. Evans played his last year for the Blue and White, after appearing in Berea uniforms for many years, both on Academy and College teams. Sam, or Burr- head as he is known on the campus, has one more year on the hardwood for Berea, dur- ing which he will act as captain. He was elected to hold that honor at the annual ban- quet held April 17. Of the other three first stringers, Clarence Red Sharpton, all-state guard of 1932, was perhaps one of the most widely known and feared by the opposition. Red was always present to snag a rebound or a careless pass. William Blair and Major Gardner, the two sophomores filling out the quintet, were very spectacular, yet steady. Blair missed the first all-S.I.A.A. team in the guard position by chance, when a toss-up was necessary after a tie in the voting occurred among the coaches. However, Sharpton, Blair and Gardner all placed on the second all-S.I.A.A. team; Sharpton and Blair as guards, and Gardner as forward. HE CHIMES S. Campbell Sharpton A short review of each game is all that space will allow here. The first was the usual annual homecoming game with the Alumni. Charley Morgan ' s cohorts offered very little competition, so the Mountaineers chalked up number one with a 3 3-23 score. The next joust was with Wilson Evans ' Cumberland College quintet. Despite the experience of the Blue and White, Briscoe ' s big brother put a most stubborn team on the floor for the Bereans to down. This they finally did to the tune of 54-30. With these two games safely in the bag. Coach Gunkler sent the boys against their first S.I. A. A. opponent — Centre. Berea won easily 48-2 5. The fourth win, chalked on the credit side of the ledger at the expense of Morehead Teachers, was a tough one; forcing Berea into an overtime to win 37-36. The next victory — over Western — was also a tough assignment, the Mountaineers winning 33-30, after trailing at the half 19-11. School spirit plus at this one! The Saturday following the team visited Winchester to allow Wesleyan 27 points as con- solation in losing to the K.I.A.C. leaders by a 39-27 count. Two nights later, on the home floor in the Seabury Gym, Bcrea ' s reputation was upheld with the seventh straight victory over Murray 28-23. Then that lone defeat at Richmond. Too much confidence. Result: Eastern 27, Berea 2 5. Nuff said! Coming back strong three days later, Wesleyan was wrecked 46- 11 with every sub playing. Louisville, the next victim, was dropped by a 26-21 count for the ninth success of the season. Sweet revenge — Berea 2 5, Eastern 17, and did the long ridge shake with the celebra- tion! Nothing like it — once in a lifetime a thrill like that. The K.I.A.C. lead was cinched when Georgetown succumbed to the experts from the hills by a ten point deficit at 42-32. The season ended with another win, when Union was beaten 37-31, for the twelfth victory in thirteen starts. THE CHIMES Wheeler G.irdn Season ' s Record Berea 33 Alumni 23 Berea 54 Cumberland 30 Berea 48 Centre 25 Berea 37 Morehcad 36 Berea 33 Western 30 Berea 39 Wesleyan 27 Berea 28 Murray 23 Berea 2 5 Eastern 27 Berea 46 Wesleyan 11 Berea 26 Louisville 21 Berea 2 5 Eastern 17 Berea 42 Georgetown 32 Berea 37 Union 31 Combs Hatcher K. I. A. C. Tournament Berea 26 Louisville 41 S. . A. A. Tournament Berea 43 La. Normal 41 Berea 56 La. Tech 35 Berea 54 Miss. Teachers _ 37 Berea 40 Western of Ky. _ 42 Bailey Roberts THE CHIMES FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Henry Gardner, William Wright, Jack Dennis, Aubrey Langdon. Harold Clark, Kenneth Ockcrman, Harmison Hale. FRESHMAN TRACK Coach Gunkler, Ball, Levie, A. Hale, Colson, Nefif, Sergent, Damron. Lamb, Lykins, Ockerman, Henderson, Barton, Allen, Langdon. HE CHIMES Coach Gunkler, Almon, Lytton, Gunkler, Wm, Davis, Culbertson, Ely, Martin, Swisher, Sharpton. Dcyton, Harris, Corn, Lowman, Grim wood, M. Ncsbitt, Self, Dockery, McDanicls, McAlistcr, Cox. £. Wheeler, Stewart, Waller, Abbott, R. Davis, Evans (Capt.), Gibson, Payne, Burdinc, Carter, Byron. VARSITY TRACK The Chimes went to press this year before the completion of the 1934 track season; therefore, this report is incomplete. Our team was weakened somewhat by the absence of Wyatt, Bennett, and Dyar (1933 graduates) but it was adequately re-enforced by the influx of Sophomores from the 1933 State Champion Frosh outfit. On our schedule for this spring were only four meets: dual with the University of Kentucky at Lexington, April 1, score, 80-51 in U. of K. ' s favor; triangular with Centre and Eastern at Danville, May 4, score, Berea 70J 2, Centre 64, and Eastern l ' z; College Field Day, May 9; State Track and Field Meet at Berea, May 21. In both meets in which we have already participated our success depended largely on the men who ran the track events. We are still weak in the field events. Already this spring we have improved over our 193 3 records in every running event from the 220 to the two-miles inclusive. Old Berea records have been smashed: the 440 by Earl Wheeler (:51.6), the mile by Ted Carter (4:33), and the two-miles by Albert Stewart (10:11.1). Our captain, Briscoe Evans, has made good time in the 440, the 220, the 100, and the hurdles. In the State Meet, which will be held on our improved 440 track this year, we stand an excellent chance to win the championship cup. That should be relatively easy, if the other teams split the field event points. The Frosh showing has been commendable considering the size of the squad and the strong opposition which they have faced. But they lost by honorable margins to both the University of Kentucky and the Centre Frosh. THE CHIMES R. Byron, Flowers, Gardner, McCall, Roberts, Burkhard, Blair, Baird. TENNIS This year ' s team is composed of new men altogether except McCall who was a letter man last year. When the call came for the spring practice so many good men turned out that it was almost impossible to select the team, and rank the players in the order that was fair to all. Gardner and Roberts, who have played good tennis in the past, seemed to be superior to the others, and they received the first and second places respectively. The other four players are almost of the same calibre, and it doesn ' t make much differ- ence what position they play in. The team as it now lines up is, Gardner, Roberts, McCall, Flowers, Blair, and Byron. There are two other men, Burkhard and Baird, who play good tennis and are always ready to step in, if they are needed. The first match of the season was against the University of Cincinnati, who brought down a fast and accurate team, carrying away all nine of the matches. The next match was with Centre, where the play was called on account of darkness, when the score stood four to one in favor of Centre netsters who seemed to be able to cope points on the rather dusty clay courts. In the third match of the season the University of Ken- tucky barely nosed us out to the tune of five to four, after a hard-fought and well- played match. We were sorry that we couldn ' t beat them, but will try again next year. Cumberland fell before us, 8 matches to one, and Eastern, our neighbors, bowed to us 6 matches to 3. With the State tennis match to be played here in Berea on the 21st of May, we are trying to whip the team into a championship affair. Then, too, there are two more matches, a return one with Centre, and another tilt with Eastern. Flowers is the only Senior on the team, and as there are several fine prospects among the Freshmen, we hope to have the best team of our history next year and one that will prove to the other teams of the state that the Mountaineers are still on the alert. fHE CHIMES GYMNASIUM INSTRUCTORS Quimby, director, Hibbits, Evans, Sharpton, Davis, Roberts, Jackson, Wheeler, Damron, White, Carter, Barton, Gunkler, assistant director. LIFE SAVING CLASS Front row: Murphy, Tabor, Davis, Powell, Damron, Taylor. Second row: Lewis, Conn, Oakley, Dockery, Jackson, Watson, Sloan. Back row: Payne, Black, Shrader, Hudson, Lawson, Limbacher, Johnson, Gamauf, THE CHIMES -■ l ' .I VARSITY BASEBALL Combs, Bailey, Campbell, Pat Combs, G. Nesbitt, Roberts, Coach Huntington. M. Nesbitt, Bent, Conover, Feckete, Hilton, Weekes, Jackson, Norsworthy, FRESHMAN BASEBALL Coman, Dennis, Eversole, Williams, Adkins, Fowler, Monroe, Coach Pauck. Manager Cox, Adams, Woerth, Collins, Hale, Smith. fHE CHIMES MEMBERS OF THE B CLUB David Almon, track 1 year. Walter Wheeler, track 1 year. Lloyd Roberts, tennis 1 year. Clarence McCall, tennis 2 years (Capt.). William Blair, basketball 1 year, tennis 1 year. Roger Byron, tennis 1 year. Waldemar Noll, honorary (Coach). George Ezzard, track 1 year. O. H. Gunkler, honorary (Coach). Delmas Abbott, track 1 year. J. T. Waller, track 1 year. Major Gardner, tennis 1 yc.r; basketb; II 1 year. Earl Wheeler, track 1 year; basketball 1 year. Vernon McDaniels, track 1 year. Briscoe Evans, track 3 years (Capt.) ; b.isketball 3 years (Capt.) . Albert Stewart, track 1 year. Ted Carter, track 2 years; cross country 1 year. Robin Byron, track 2 years. Chewning Campbell, basketball, (Mgr.) Woodruff Flowers, tennis 1 year. Walter Combs, basketball 3 years; tennis 1 year; track I year. John White, basketball 2 years; track 2 years; (Pres.), Clarence Sharpton, basketball 3 years (Capt.). Edwin Gibson, track 1 year. Chalmer Frazier, track 1 year. Melvin Payne, track 1 year. Not in picture: Howard Burdine, track 2 years; Charles Bertram, tennis 1 year; Monroe Nesbitt, track 1 year; Robert Davis, track manager; Henry Lytton, track 1 year; Emerson Hatcher, basketball 2 years, track 1 year; Sam Campbell, basketball 2 years, track 1 year; Charles Morgan, track. THE CHIMES INTRA-MURAL SPORTS Dormitory Basketball Institutional Champions ' hip this year was awarded to Pearsons Hall, Second Floor, North, with the score of 29-2 5 against the Academy team from Prospect Cottage. The game was won in an overtime period. College players were Bowling, Burkhard, Taul- b;e, Henson, Hilton; and Williams as sub. On the Academy quintet were J. Nantz, D, Nantz, Mills, Lindon, and A. Combs. Championship among the college dormitory teams was won by the above college team of Ernest Hilton against Bill Edney ' s Second Floor Howard team composed of Elam, Sergeant, Deyton, Edney, Childers, and Parker. The score of this game was 32-26. All Stars Once more the College men proved their supremacy as the All-Stars stepped off with a 15-13 victory over t!he Academy All-Stars in a special galaxy game of the season. On the winning College Five were Carter, Conover, Taulbee, Hilton, and A. Hale with Deyton, P. Combs and McBee as substitutes. The Academy quintet includes Huff, J. Nantz, Mills, Ray, and A. Combs with E. Durham and D. Nantz as substitutes. Speedball The annual College-Academy turkey day speedball classic was won this year by the Academy Red and Green players in a slow game. The line-up for Academy was, front line: C. Combs, D. Combs, Nantz, Brown, Hyden; second line: Cardwell, Bailey, Fowler; third line: Gibson, Gilbert; goal guard, Hurley. The College men were: W. Wheeler, Deyton, P. Combs, Parsons, McBee, Zeller, H. Hale, Davis, Aitken, A. Hale, and Flowers. Henderson, Carter, Jackson, and Hibbits were subs. In the clash of College dormitory team and College outside dormitory team the How- ard Hall boys were vanquished by the outsiders 21-17. The Outside Dorm team: M. Gardner, White, Ockerman, Roger Byron, Roberts, Hatcher, H. Hale, A. Hale, Hender- son, Aitken, and McMillian. The Howard Hall Team: Wheeler, W. Combs, Campbell, Stewart, Deyton, Sharpton, Evans, Elam, Masterson, Jackson, and Colvard. Baseball Baseball has had a most successful season. For the first time in four years the College Varsity, under direction of Rev. Seth Huntington, broke the Academy jinx by win- ning the baseball championship. The Varsity will be intact next year with the exception of Hilton, flashy short stop, Norsworthy, fast left-fielder, and Edney, Varsity Manager, who will be lost by grad- uation. Herr Pauck ' s Freshman Squad provided the season ' s thriller by handing the strong Academy team a 12-8 defeat. This is the first victory in years of a Freshman baseball team over an Academy Nine. fHE CHIMI ■THE CHIMES W. A. A. BOARD Ann Elliott, Outing; Edna Cole, Secretary; Ethel Campbell, Hockey; K. Helen McKinstry, Director; Kathryn Whitaker, Archery; Seleta Cameron, Swimming; Anna Belle McLaughlin, President; Eline Harper, Baseball; Viva Williams, Hiking; Marjorie Patton, Vice President; Virginia Callison, Treasurer; Lillian Carpenter, Tennis; Orla Deyton, Track; Ronie Johnson, Basketball. B CLUB Back Row: Ann Elliott, Anna Belle McLaughlin, Mrs. Myrtle Roberts, Martha Hill, Alma Wolfram. Front Row: Annie Lee Goins, Ronie Johnson, Becky Metcalf, Pattie Ritchie, Edna Cole. HE CHIMES LIFE SAVING CLASS Carpenter, Huntington, Harper, Runnion, Walters, Ritchie, Miss Shelden, McCall, McLaughlin, Patton, Beanie, Headley. Dudina, Leonard, Coates, Cameron, Metcalf, Zekany, Elliott, Callison, Worlcy, Rodcs, Bryan, Ratliff. UPPERCLASSMEN BASKETBALL Front row: Marjorie Patton, Irene Pennington, Becky Metcalf, Edna Ritchie, Edna Cole, Back row: Ina Dell McGuire, Charlie Burnfin, Anna Belle McLaughlin, Bernice Staplcton, Anna Lee Goins. ■THE CHIMES SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Front row: Thompson, Lycans, Crumley, Callison (Capt.) O. Deyton, Campbell, Littlejohn. Second row: Carpenter, Ledbetter, Pennington, Miss Shelden (Coach), Prewitt, Harper, L. Deyton. Third row: Cartee, Harris, Ball, Hudson, Chambers. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Back Row: Miss Horwedel, Lewis, Eutsler, McCormick, Seatz, Arrendale, Caudill. Middle Row: Opatich, Houchins, Wilson, Young, Ratliflf, Marcum. Front Row: Stidham, Hazelrigg, Hager, Rice, Romansky, Dudina. HE CHIME! THE CHIME! ■ HE CHIMES ALUMNI AN OPEN LETTER TO THE CLASS OF 1934 May, 7, 1934 Berea, Kentucky Dear Friends: Just a year ago I was autographing this page of the Chimes for 193 3. Like an after- dinner voice which can be started and left alone, my old more or less faithful Sheaffer could be started on Sincerely yours, Cbas. T. Morgan, and I could go right on talking with no thought or attention to the process. But one day something prompted me to leave my desk and visit the Library for the sole purpose of seeing what Mr. Webster had to say about this word sincerely which I had been writing over and over again. I liked what I found so much that now I am completely captivated by the word. It has a new meaning for me, and I prefer it above all others in the closing of my letters. The experiences of the years — -though I am not yet fat and forty — have taught me a few things; one of which is the value of clothing that which we do in the cloak of sincerity. While I might speak to you in this letter as only another prophet of gloom, I will not, for I believe that now — even now, May 1934 — you are entering the proverb- ial dark and cold world only if you make it so. If you have a sincere motive to do good you will do good. If you have a plan for a better order, someone will listen to you. I have the boldness to state here and now that not once in eleven years out of college have I failed to find a warm response to every sincere effort I have made for what I- believed with all my heart to be a good cause. I am not saying that all you have to do is to conceive a good idea, and let it of its own volition grow into reality. It won ' t. Any of your projects which succeed will have to be nursed along and sustained by sincere effort. Your Alma Mater is what it is today because men and women have sincerely worn themselves out at their job. Re- move from Berea College all the sincere effort, all the struggle, all the anxiety, and you will be looking elsewhere for a college for your sons and daughters. In just a month you will be graduated. Then, if you do not guard yourselves with the effectiveness of a Roman soldier at his assignment, you will either be stampeded into entanglements from which all the angels of heaven cannot extricate you, or on the other hand you will by the road of spineless inertia sleep the sleep of the what ' s-the- use-ers. Surely I can wish nothing better for you than to hope that you may adjust your- selves to the waiting world only to the extent that you may work effectively for its improvement; that calmness and sincerity may clothe your actions from the day you leave these halls of learning until your death; that you may graciously and gracefully decline such offerings of custom or society which make wooden heads of the brains which your Alma Mater has pronounced of college caliber; and that you may forever under all circumstances keep your balance in the midst of the combined forces which tend to deter the promises of a Better Kingdom. The time will come when you will yearn for a sustaining arm to lean upon. To this end, without extravagant sentimentalism, it behooves you to sincerely sustain that which you have through the years established — a cordial relationship with the Old College. Sincerely yours, tZtsi THE CHIMES CALENDAR 1933-34 SEPTEMBER 8 Friday night on Ladies Hall Steps. Songs and gaiety to start off Freshman Days. Howdy-do ' s galore. Collegians now! 9 The Palace Beautiful gates thrown open by President Hutchins. 1 The annual Candle Light Service generates new purposes. 12 Registration. Shall I take this, or that? A whole life may hang on the choice! 16 Faculty Club social. The staid and solemn get gay. 1 8 The Sign Of The Cross — a movie of power to remember. OCTOBER 2 College Mountain Day. College Fun Day. Identical. 4 TKA Movie. Below The Sea — Did you see those eyes? 9 Foundation-Junior High Mountain Day. More fun. 9 Dr. S. Parkes Cadman of Brooklyn speaks. 1 1 The Georgia Cyclone. 13 Mr. Malcolm Ross, author, and Dr. Floyd W. Reeves of the TVA, speak in chapel. 1 3 The Kentucky Conference of Social Work meets. 14 All aboard for the World ' s Fair! All night train rides. Crowds and more crowds. Lights. Crazy buildings. A vital part of our college education, such trips. 16 Academy Mountain Day. Fat Man ' s Misery still holds its appeal — and its victims. 18 The Man Who Played God , a movie — self-giving was the secret. 2 1 The Agricultural Fair. More power to the farmers. 31 Hallowe ' en. Once again! — that moonlight parade to the mountain campfire. A line a mile long. The night of the year. NOVEMBER 9 The Latest News From The Stars , a lecture by George D. Blakslee. 1 1 Armistice Day. Dramatic Club presents Enemies, and Progress. 13 A fourth of the year gone. Where? Don ' t ask. It went. 15 Band concert. White uniforms on parade. Nifty! Good music. 18 Academy Men ' s Declamation Contest. 20 Arnold J. Toynbee, London, England, speaks. 2 J Foundation- Junior High School presents two plays: The Sire de Maletroit ' s Door and Elmer . 27 A Murder Has Been Arranged, Academy play. 28 Dr. H. A. Lichtwardt comes from Persia. 29 Peace Oratorical Contest. 30 Turkey Day. Hare and Hound Race. A dinner of dinners. DECEMBER 1 Annual Fall Home-coming. Sure I remember you. Welcome back! 2 The Alumni- Varsity take-off. A-ha! We told you so. 4 YWCA Bazaar. Trinkets from all lands. 9 Academy Girls Declamation Contest. 10 Freshman-Varsity Men ' s Glee Club Recital. 11 The Messiah — 2 JO voices from Eastern and B:rea. A never-to-be-forgotten experience. 17 The Light Of The World , a pageant by Foundation-Junior High School. 1 8 She Stoops To Conquer , presented by the College Dramatic Club. 21 Christmas Holidays! Already? Already. Home and Santa Claus. JANUARY 3 The sands of time do flee at Christmas time. From play to books. (Not as easy as from soup to nuts !) 4 Basketball Game: Academy vs Brodhead. Berea vs. Centre. 1 5 Berea vs. Western. The whole town heaved and shook that night. 18 E. Stanley Jones gives three powerful addresses. 27 Last day of first semester. 29 Berea vs. Murray; Academy vs. Annville. THE CHIMES THE CHIMES CALENDAR 1933-34 FEBRUARY 14 College Men ' s Oratorical Contest. 16 The Chimes Ringers Guild (and Prof. Noll) in chapel. 19 College Women ' s Oratorical Contest. 22 Washington was born this day. We play. At Valley Forge is presented. 2 3 Triangular Debate. 28 Judge H. H. Tye of Williamsburg, chapel speaker. MARCH 4 Dr. W. W. Alexander, Inter-racial Commission. Lynching? Lynching! 5 Language Group movie: Poil de Carotte . 7 Funkhouser ' s round-the-world trip in fifty minutes. 11 Delivered from the Lion ' s Mouth (not post-exam; a biblical play). 1 2 German play. 1 3 Forum. New York University vs. Berea. 14 Louis Untermeyer: A poem is the shortest emotional distance between two points. 16 Women ' s Forum. Berea vs. Ohio Wesleyan. Annual meeting of Berea trustees. 17 Governor William E. Sweet of Co radn. on the N.RA. 18 W. D. Weatherford in Sunday night chapel. 24 Anniversary meeting of Kappa Gamma, A.A.P., and U.D. 2 8 J. Fred Rippy, Duke University, at chapel on Latin America. 3 Good Friday service at chapel. The Cross. Its meaning. 3 1 Academy Men ' s Public Discussion Contest. APRIL 1 Easter Sunday. A glorious day. Dr. Albert W. Palmer, President of Chicago Theological Seminary, speaks. 3 Dr. James M. Reinhardt comes, bringing his social philosophy. 10 Trie Rev. Joel B. Hayden. A man of youth and new thoughts. 13 Sir William Craigie. Lexicographer. Remember the turn-pike ? 1 8 Founders Day. Mrs. W. G. Frost, speaker. 23 The Queen ' s Husband, play presented by the Academy. 2 8 Academy After Dinner Speaking Contest. 29 Rev. Arthur H. Limouze, speaker in Sunday night chapel. MAY 1 College Men ' s Oratorical Contest. 4 O. W. Warmingham speaks on the three possible religions: Transcendentalism, Grecian Balance, Christian Service. 7 Emery Building Open House. 9 Field Day— Holiday. 1 1 Annual picnic dinners on the lawn. A welcome tradition. 12 Open House at College Hospital. 14 Girls ' swimming meet. 1 5 Dramatic Club presents three one-act plays. 16 Orchestra concert. 17 Labor Day — Holiday. 21 State Track Meet. Harmonia presents The Elijah . 2 3 Senior Dinner at the President ' s Home. 3 1 Foundation- Junior High School graduation exercises. JUNE 1 Open House at Fireside Industries. Training School Graduation. Evenin ' Time an operetta for College audience. 2 Alumni Day. Academy Graduation Exercises. 3 Baccalaureate Sunday. Address by Rev. Geo. Luccock, D.D. 4 Commencement Day. Address by Secretary Harold L. Ickes. Au Revoir. THE CHIM v[-:.[ amm COMMEMORATING THE PASSING OF THREE COLLEGE TRUSTEES TERMS OF SERVICE GUY WARD MALLON 1896-1933 JOHN R. ROGERS 1898-1934 MELVIN A. TRAYLOR 1926-1934 As n THE CHIMES MARY E. WILLIAMS Latin and Social Studies DAISY LEE McCLURE Secretary to Dean MRS. ELISABETH PECK Social Studies DOROTHY M. HARVEY French ANNIE M. SOUTHWORTH Home Economics KATHERINE TRUE Latin, De  n of Women EMMA REEVERTS English MRS. A. G. WEIDLER Mathematics and English ANNA ROETTGER Business HATTIE STOWE Bible and English RUTH WOODS English and Home Economics MARIAN KINGMAN Home Economics THE CHIMES V. A. HACKETT English JOHN N. PECK Mathematics H. D. SCHULTZ Industrial Arts HERSCHEL L. HULL Science GILBERT ROBERTS Mathematics CHARLES N. SHUTT English, Dean CLARENCE C. DAWSON JOSEPH C. PRAY Social Studies WILLIS W. FISHER English and Bible LUTHER M. AMBROSE Science LOUIS SMITH Social Studies CLAUDE O. SPILLMAN Agriculture F. L PHILLIPS Business THE CHIMES SENIORS MRS. PECK Adviser : r ffl  -:. jfcH ' B i j (. SUg T- : ;T - WALTER FRANKLIN Wells, Ky. Class Pres.; YMCA; Li Staff; Adelphic. MR. PECK Adviser SHIRLEY SYLVIA SHRADER Bishop, Va. YWCA; CE; Aelioian; Inter-Society Council. WINNIE PERMELLIA COFFEE Disputanta, Ky. YWCA; Victoria; WAA; Strollers. ALA JOE CROSS Lenorian; CE; Strollers. BEULAH GAMBILL STRONG Buckhorn, Ky. Victoria; CE. JAMES D. CARTER Harlan, Ky. Tennis Club; Glee Club; Sigma Tau; YMCA. Strollers. ALICE MARGUERITE LUH Cincinnati, Ohio. Aelioian; Glee Club; YWCA; Reading Club. BESSIE MAE CORDER Rimer, Ky. YWCA; Sororian. MILDRED GORMAN (Dink) Corbin, Ky. Glee Club; Aelioian, Pres.; Choir; Strollers; Class Memorial Committee; Senior Play; Spring Play; YWCA, Cabinet; WAA; Basketball; Soccer; Base- ball; Track; Tennis; Lion Staff; Harmonia. HERMAN BRUCE MAGGARD (Hermy) Lothair, Ky. Adelphic, Men ' s Inter-Society Council; Glee Club; Tennis Team; Strollers; YMCA; Chimes Staff; A.L.A.; Debate; Track; Senior Play. INEZ KIRK (Tony) Celina, Tenn. CE; Glee Club; Tennis; Lenorian. ANNA BRANDENBURG College Hill, Ky. Glee Club; Victoria. GORDON B. WINBURN Kimbrell, Ky. Glee Club; Track; Cross Country; Sigma Tau; Tennis. EULA COBB Gaffney, S. C. JOHN C. STIDHAM Tillie, Ky. JAMES HEARE (Jimmie) YMCA; Glee Club; Adelphic; CE; Chairman of Ring Committee. THE CHIMES SENIORS CHARLES G. WRIGHT Stonega, Va. Adelphic; YMCA. EUGENIA POPE Bromo, Ky. CE; Victoria; Strollers; WAA. ROY G. ROSE High Splint, Ky. ETTA RUTH YORK Gosneyville, Ky. Aelioian; CE. EDGAR HAMILTON Logvilie, Ky Adelphic; YMCA; Track; Advisory Committee. DELTA IRENE SCOTT Camden-on-Gauley, W. Va. Aelioian; Advisory Council; Inter-Society Coun- cil; YWCA. GEORGE KELLY KEITH (Cuz) Manchester. Ky. Tennis; Track;; Basketball; Advisory Committee. THEMA BEGLEY Harrods Creek, Ky. CE; Victoria; Strollers. WILLIE AYRES HIBBITTS Jenkins, Ky. Sigma Tau; Glee Club; YMCA; Fire Dept. ERMA DEAN STEWART Mt. Olivet, Ky. JACK JEWELL Otey, Va. Adelphic; YMCA; Strollers. VIRGINIA CAWOOD Cawood, Ky. Victoria; Strollers; CE. GEORGE AUSTIN Cartwright, Ky. Adelphic; CE, Chorister; YMCA, Cabinet. MILDRED OPAL BALL Hummel, Ky. Lenorian; Dramatic. ROBERT E. ODOR Appomatox, Va. President, Adelphic VERLA PEACE Louellen, Ky. MILTON A. BELLE Sanford, N. C. ANNA G. THOMAS Morrill, Ky CE; Aelioian THE CHIMES SENIORS ROSCOE CONN Stark, Ky. Swimming; Speedball. MAY OLA JOHNSTON Annville, Ky. RUSSELL P. COOPER Keokec, Va. YMCA; Sigma Tau; Glee Club; Strollers. MARY ELIZABETH PENDERGRASS Pryse, Ky. Sororian; YWCA. ROBERT V. HENDREN Ghent, Ky. CE; Church Choir; Harmonia; Baseball; Country; Speedball; Dorm Basketball. JANIE RAMSEY Berea, Ky. JACK 1SON Isonville, Ky. Baseball. CYRUS PARKS Berea, Ky. Track; Baseball. DAVID C. JESSEE Castlewood, Va. YMCA; Strollers; Sigma Tau. GLADYS LUCILLE ADAMS Overda, Ky, Glee Club; Strollers; WAA. KUN HYUN Seoul, Korea YMCA; Glee Club; Adelphic. CARRIE JACKSON Balkan, Ky. CE. MILDRED GORMAN Corbin, Ky. BERTIE CHRISTINE ADKINS Midkiff, W. Va. Glee Club; S.S. Council; Aelioian. STANLEY CLARENCE BOWLING Elvira, Ky. FRANKIE LEE POOLE Frankfort, Ky. YWCA; Lenorian ARTIE LOU DAUSE Catherine, Ky. Aelioian; YWCA; Strollers; Basketball. RACHAL PACE Wooten, Ky. THE CHIMES SENIORS PEARL H. HYDEN (Silo) West Irvine, Ky. S.S. Council; YMCA, Cabinet; Adelphic; Basket- ball; Baseball; Speedball; A.L.A. GRACE M. HERALD Morris Fork, Ky. VWCA; Victoria; AGDA POWERS Zilpo, Ky. EDNA JANE BROYLES Plato, Ky. Choir Member. DAN F. NANTZ Mozelle, Ky. YMCA, Cabinet Member; Harmonia; S.S. Council; President, Adelphic Literary Society, First. Sem. DAISY HOWARD Mill Pond, Ky. Lenorian. RAYMOND VAN WINKLE Paint Lick, Ky. Band; Harmonia. WAYMON LESLIE KING Frogue, Ky. President, Pi Sigma; Vice President, Secretary, Strollers; Lion Staff; Asst. Director Senior Play; Chairman County Group. CHARLIE S. COMBS (Pat) Happy, Ky. Baseball; Basketball; Speedball; Track; Glee Club; YMCA; A.L.A. ELSIE K. KINDRED Berea, Ky. Lenorian, WAA, Track Manager. PHILIP CHRISTOPHER Boston, Mass. Band, Swimming. ELSIE RUTH DAVIDSON Berea, Ky. Glee Club. HULDA JANE BULLOCK Conrard, Ky. Aelioian, CE. JAMES W. LAMBERT Boone, Ky. Beta Alpha. EARL MARLOW Corbin, Ky. Beta Alpha; Glee Club; Strollers; CE. WATHENA COOPER Jean, Ky. Strollers; Lenorian, Glee Club; CE. WATSON DIXON Mt. Vernon, Ky. ELIZABETH LORRAINE PENNINGTON Krypton, Ky. Glee Club; YWCA; Arts Society. THE CHIMES SENIORS ELMER GENE HOWARD Swamptown, Ky. Adelphic. GALADA ARNETT HIGGINS Gullett, Ky. SOLOMON MILLER Haddix, Ky. Adelphic; YMCA; Union Church. NETTIE REVIS War Branch, Ky. WILLIAM AYRES MARTIN Piqua, Ky. PEARLE BEATRICE LEONARD Lexington, N. C. YWCA, Cabinet; Lenorian; Reading Club. OLIVER B. McCRAY Deane, Ky. YMCA; Adelphic; Union Church. CORTEZ CAESAR LINDON Toliver, Ky. Glee Club; Sigma Tau; YMCA; Track; A.L.A.: Cross Country; Harmonia. ROBERT E. THORNHILL Bluefield, W. Va. MARY RADER Burning Springs, Ky. BEN SCOTT Villanow, Ga. YMCA; Adelphic; Church Choir; Harmonia. VERA DELLA HURST Oleika, Ky. Aelioian. FRANK DOYLE HAYES Varnell, Ga. GLENN MURDOCK Louisville, Ky. FRED J. NANTZ Mozelle, Ky. YMCA; Beta Alpha; Speedball. RUTH CORNELIA LEWIS Wildie, Ky. Lenorian; Strollers; WAA. JAMES LAPSLEY CARDWELL Frankfort, Ky. YMCA; Beta Alpha; Basketball; Speedball. ERIE ANN ALICE VAUGHN Loyall, Ky. Strollers; CE; Lenorian. THE CHI SENIORS ELWYN PALMER (Petit) Pinson, Ala. YMCA; Adelphic; Strollers; Chimes Staff; Base- ball. ERMA DEAN STEWART Mt. Olivet, Ky. CE; Lenorian. DORSEY LaVAUGHN PRICE Montpelier, Indiana. YMCA. ROY SMYTH Furnace, Ky. B.A. Club. JOHN A. ARNETT Salyersville, Ky. A.L.A. DOROTHY C. McCOLLUM Berea, Ky. Lenorian; Strollers. EMMA ROSE BLACKBURN Berea, Ky. Glee Club; Lenoriai WAA; CE. ESTA E. SEVY Huntington, W. Va. YWCA; Aelioian. HENRY C. PRUITT (Sunshine) Kinston, N. C. Adelphic; Choir; YMCA; Strollers; Glee Club; Senior Play; Chimes Staff; S.S. Council. AMY FAY BULLOCK Conrard, Ky. CE. JOHN G. FARRIS Allisonia, Va. YMCA; Adelphic. HAZEL CAWOOD Cawood, Ky. Victoria; CE; WAA. HAZEL WARFIELD Indian Creek, Ky. YWCA, Cabinet; Aelioian; Strollers. HELTON H. HALE Cripple Creek, Va. YMCA. JEAN FAULKNER Atlanta, Ga. BEATRICE JEAN STONE Hargett, Ky. Lenorian; CE. FLOYD BARNHILL Hickory, N. C. JAMES COBURN POLLOCK Germantown, Ky Pi Sigma; President S.S. Class THE CHIMES SENIORS ELIZABETH LOUISE LAMB Berea, Ky. CE; Strollers; WAA. POLLY LENGFELLNER Bcrea, Ky. HOMER SCOTT Bromo. Ky. CARL WILLIAMS Berea, Ky. BERCHIN H. HELTON Crane Nest, Ky. Beta Alpha; YMCA. EVELYN KILBOURNE (Cookie) Appalachia, Va. CE. MIRIAM LENGFELLNER Berea, Ky. GENEVA B. TRIMBLE Mariba, Ky. CARL H. OGLE Pigeon Forge, Tenn. YMCA; Beta Alpha. WILLIE PUCKETT Hargett, Ky. YMCA; Beta Alpha. HERMAN MARCUM Earnestville, Ky. YMCA; Glee Club; Strollers Spring Play. RUBY M. BURCHAM Gilmore, Ky. Aclioian; YWCA. ETTA MAE HOLBROOK Bays, Ky. YWCA; Tennis; Soccer; Victoria. JOSEPH HOWARD SPARKS Cycle, N. C. Beta Alpha; Strollers; YMCA. ASHFORD COMBS Engle, Ky. Beta Alpha; Speedball; Dorm Basketball. WM. HOYT HENDERSON Calhoun, Ga. YMCA, Cabinet; Adclphic; Fire Department. GLADYS MARSHALL Berea, Ky. TAYLOR MAPLES Woodville, Ala. Adelphic; YMCA. THE CHIMES Jane Stafford Walter McCarrell Thomas Cable Thomas Young W. A, Singleton Claud Scroggs Marvin Barton Gertrude Martin Lucretia Worlcy Lora Hale Thornc Wait Helen Copcland Frances Morgan Virginia Poorc Vola Simpson Adele Russell Virginia Hefner Edith Broyles Daphne Francis Ruth Crawford Florence Hcpler Virginia Fann Louise Henderson Garnett Smith Clara Barton Ray Clark Vivian Kavanaugh Cleona Spiccr lola Nowlin Gladys Bailey Dorothy Hughey Jean Faulkner Eugenia Cable Lillian McGuire John Fenn THE CHIMES JUNIORS Mary Bright Bonita Combs Rose Trisdale Bennie Baker Margaret Johnson Zelma Smith Marie Bell Myrtle Price Mildred Home Susan Cobb Mamie Taylor Theodora Kulikomki Louise Murphy Gwen Fowler Lula Higgins Mary Belle Waits Bessie West Bernice Center Heloise Pennington Frances Barclift Evelyn Guinn Gussie Cox Daisy Cress Myrtle Moore Ruby Scott Margaret Thompson EfTic Brandenburg Gladys Helton Josephine Jackson Opal Lindon Jeanette Huntington THE CHIMES V v %tt y JUNIORS ft $ f , Lcxie Campbell Ovc Olsen Hcrshal Skaggs Cedric Lcitwich Kearney Adams James Brassfield James Echlin Caleb York Coy Turner Lewis York Eugene Brassfield John Caudill Milcy Shaw Logan Dcaton Hamp Lcdford Mayhew Clar k- Noble Thomas Vertncr Harben Herman Coffey Milton Bentley Oliver Carter Louis Preysz Hansel McCown Frank Gilbert Oscar Williams Hurshal Skaggs Robert Conovcr THE CHIMES i I! l 1 l i Martha Taylor Rosalie Mullins Nora Whisnant Lucille Lewis Wilda Lieman Polly Mullins Nancy Smith SOPHOMORES Isabella White Beatrice Woods Marie Rigsby Mollie Fugate Carrie Revis Virginia Leather wood Lucy Israel Mary E. Johnson Aretta Blaylock Edith Morris Ersa Lee Strong Vertna McLeMorc Lena Johnson Grace Baker Elenora Hardeman Georgebelle Smith Elva Cooper Anna Laura Francis Vela Ballou Eula Mae Guffcy Lorcne Hardin Ada West Stella Bailey Lucille Harper Jeanette Begley Anna Mae Shepherd Elizabeth Callahan Arlie Lee Fletcher Grace Gilbert Gertrude Cawood Florence Fee Lucille Gabbard Ada Davidson THE CHIMES i § § 1 U iipfi] •«£ •A i t f I ' ll ! if II James Smith Fred Long John McAllister Otto Davis Walter Daniels Robert Shepherd Edmond Durham Marvin Ward Frank Smith Skaggs Stephens William Frazier Bucll Adams Duell Adams Hcrvert Perkins Prince Meadows Edgar Hacker SOPHOMORES Owen Rickard Edward Harp Collis Fergurson Arbor Jones David Hill James Newman Arthur Carnes G. W. Fielder Dan Lewis Leonard Brewer Charles Scott Orvillc Oakley Ford Salyers Henry Evcrman Vester Neal Wilgus Spicer Cecil Dause Vincent Wicklm, Luther Chancy Raymond Lyons Henry Black Arnold Guinn MRS. J. N. PECK THE CHIMES LITERARY SOCIETIES This year of 1933-34 was marked by unexcelled competition which created in the men ' s societies, a close race for the plaque, and in the women ' s societies a remarkable rally by one of the groups. In the first contest of the year, the joint Story Telling Contest, Roslie Mullins of Victoria won first place; second place was given John Fenn of Pi Sigma, while third went to Robert Thornhill of Beta Alpha. This was followed by two contests, the men ' s and the women ' s declamation contests. In the men ' s, Herman Maggard of Adelphic won first place, James Durham of Pi Sigma second and Walter Franklin of Adelphic captured third honors. In the women ' s, Mary Ruth Logan of Lenorian and Gladys Bailey of Victoria tied for first position, and third went to Georgia Belle Smith. In the debate series, Beta Alpha and Pi Sigma, won nine out of a possible twelve debates. The debates allowed twenty-four different men to express themselves in debate on each debate night. The next contest, Oration, was also won by Herman Maggard of Adelphic; John Fenn of Pi Sigma gained second while John Castle of Pi Sigma placed third. The Essay Contest, probably the closest of the women ' s contests was taken by Jane Stafford of Lenorian; Mildred Gorman of Aelioian won second and Gertrude Martin of Victoria placed third. Lenorian literary society staged a rally in the reading contest which clinched the cup for that society, passing Victoria. Robert Thornhill brought Beta Alpha up in the race by taking first in the Public Discussion tussle. Herman Maggard, high point winner from Adelphic, was given second, and Walter Franklin, also of Adelphic took third. Horace P. Will Rogers McSwain nearly won the plaque for Beta Alpha in the final After Dinner Speaking Contest but fell a few points short as Pearl Hyden of Adelphic won second place. Dorothy McCollum of Lenorian won third . Lenorian this year retains the Cup as a result of piling up the highest number of points among the women ' s societies. The final standing of the women ' s societies was as follows: Lenorian 19; Victoria 11; Aelioian 7; and Sororian 4. The final standing of the men ' s societies was Adelphic 26; Beta Alpha 25; Pi Sigma 24 and Sigma Tau, 0. Because of this year ' s victory, Adelphic will retain permanent possession of the coveted trophy. Mrs. Peck, society sponsor, deserves much commendation for her untiring efforts in her support of the various societies. This year the Inter-Society Council (especially the men ' s) has become very influ- ential. Besides sponsoring various chapel programs and society week, the council studied programs and provided different get-togethers for society workers. The men ' s Council also adopted two resolutions, one which provided for a men ' s council secretary, and the other provided for the adoption of the secret ballot for inter- society chapel contests. This year the council was headed by Robert Thornhill, president, first semester; James Durham, president, second semester; and Herman Maggard, secre- tary, second semester. It is hoped that society interest will not be subdued in the future but that society interest will be as keen as it was in the past year. THE CHIMES INTER SOCIETY COUNCIL Woodrow Stevens John Fenn Russell Cooper Doesey Price Arbor Jones Herman Maggard Horace McSwain William Blair James Durham James Carter Ancie Henson Robert Thornhill Fred McAfee INTER SOCIETY COUNCIL Virginia Hefner Louise Henderson Janie Jones Irene Scott Ala Cross Elizabeth Callahan iTHE CHIMES AELIOIAN Top Row: Thomas, Leatherwood, L. Scott, G. Gilbert, M. York, Trimble, Hurst. Second Row: I. Scott, Sevy, Warfield, Bonner, R. York, Guinn, Shrader. Bottom Row: White, Dause, Gorman, Miss Jane Lewis, McGuire, Gilbert, Rigsby. $?jft 1 f fJkt f 1 ■ ' wll THVfi ml ; mm i mmmmmWmWmm m m BaJMilS ADELPHIC Hamilton, Reed, Deadrick, Deaton, Kedricks, Henderson. Mullins, Oakley, Nantz, Howard, Cheeney, Austin, Heare. Rickard, Maples, Sowards, Franklin, Scroggs, Blair, Jewell. Farris, Dause, Wheeler, Odor, Hyden, Maggard, Palmer. THE CHIMES LENORIAN Top Row: Lewis, Shaw, Price, Raleigh, E. Cooper, W. Cooper, Fann, Morgan, Murley, Higgins, Worley. Third Row: Blackburn, Shockey, Lindon, Cross, Kirk, Mrs. A. G. Weidler, Moore, Brock, Bright, Akemon, Stafford Second Row: Hefner, Logan, Kulikouski, Vaughn, Leonard, Center, Huntington, R. McCollum, Smith. Front Row: Lewis, Waits, Howard, Faulkner, D. McCollum, Jackson, Helton, Poole, Strong, Ferrill. BETA ALPHA Cotter, York, Ogle, McSwain, Gibson, Mullins. Roper, Jackson, Shaw, F. Nantz, Cardwell. Helton, Henson, Combs, Thornhill, Lambert, Potter. ;the chimes VICTORIA Top Row: Brandenburg, Bailey, H. Strong, Ramsey, Martin, B. Strong, Simpson. Second Row: Coffey, Davidson, Jones, Rader, H. Cawood, Barton, Cooper. Bottom Row: Harper, Callahan, Mullins, Barclift, V. Cawood, G. Cawood, Fee. SIGMA TAU Long, Gilbert, Hibbitts, Jessee, Padgct. Hill, Frazier, Barton, Shepard, Cooper, Carter. Singleton, Winburn, Ratliff, Lindon, McAfee. THE CHIMES SORORIAN Top Row: Bell, East, Ramey, Bias, Frances. Second Row: Lieman, Ramsey, Copeland, Hepler, Clayton. First Row: Corder, Brown, East, Poarche. Henderson, Pendergrass. PI SIGMA Long, Ferguson, Castle, Fenn, E. Durham. Price, Jones, King, Burgess, J. Durham, Pollock THE CHIMES MEN ' S ADVISORY COMMITTEE EDGAR HAMILTON SENIOR ROY ROSE SENIOR KELLEY KEITH SENIOR HAROLD RAY POST GRADUATE JOHN CAUDILL JUNIOR CALEB YORK JUNIOR COLLIS FERGURSON SOPHOMORE WOMEN ' S ADVISORY COMMITTEE MARRIAH GILBERT SENIOR IRENE SCOTT SENIOR CLEONA SPICER SENIOR VIRGINIA FANN POST GRADUATE PEARLE LEONARD SENIOR JOSEPHINE JACKSON JUNIOR JANE MOORE JUNIOR ELVA COOPER SOPHOMORE ROSALIE MULLINS SOPHOMORE THE CHIMES Austin, Olsen, Fergurson, King, Wheeler, Franklin, Reed, Price. Durham, Scott, Hamilton, Henderson, Hyden, Nantz, W. W. Fisher, Hager. Y. M. C. A. CABINET PRESIDENT __ BEN SCOTT VICE PRESIDENT .. OVE OLSEN SECRETARY __ WAYMON KING TREASURER WALTER FRANKLIN FACULTY ADVISER W. W. FISHER H. Pennington, L. Pennington, Dorothy Harvey, Warfield, Gorman, McGuire, Wethington, Gilbert. Poole, Leonard, Jackson, Katherine True, Brock. Y. W. C. A. CABINET PRESIDENT LULA BROCK V. PRES. LORRAINE PENNINGTON SECRETARY JO JACKSON TREASURER MABEL WETHINGTON FACULTY ADVISER „ DOROTHY HARVEY THE CHIMES ACADEMY CHIMES STAFF Walter Franklin Elwyn Palmer Wathena Cooper C. N. Shutt Henry Pruitt Ala Cross Jane Moore Herman Maggard LION STAFF (First Semester) EDITOR J ANE STAFFORD ASSOCIATE EDITOR - PEARLE LEONARD BUSINESS MANAGER ROY ROSE CIRCULATION MANAGER - DAN NANTZ ASS ' T. CIRCULATION MANAGER RUBY BURCHAM NEWS EDITOR JAMES A. DURHAM ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR DWIGHT WARREN CARTOONIST JEAN FAULKNER (Second Semester) EDITOR JAMES A. DURHAM ASSOCIATE EDITOR WALTER FRANKLIN BUSINESS MANAGER - ROY ROSE CIRCULATION MANAGER WAYMON KING ASS ' T. CIRCULATION MANAGER LULA HIGGINS CARTOONIST JEAN FAULKNER REPORTERS: Dan Anderson, John Caudill, James Echlin, Gwendolyn Fowler, Mildred Gorman, Claud Scroggs, Mary Bell Waits, Dwight Warren. THE CHIMES SUNDAY SCHOOL COUNCIL Hamilton, Long, Shaw, Castle, Wheeler, Burgess, Lyons. Kulikouski, Winburn, Wait, Howard, Fee, D. Nantz, Hyden. Austin, Harper, Hibbitts, Pruitt, Franklin, York, Adkins, Mills. Akemon, McGuire, C. N. Shntt, Bailey, Jones, H. D. Schultz, Strong, Higgins, Guinn. STROLLERS Top Row: Hackett, Cross, Fielder, Kirk, West, Logan, Morgan, Swafford, Copeland, Francis, Jcssce, Sparks. Third Row: Poarche, R. McCollum, Dause, L, Lewis, Mullins, Barclift, Winburn, Palmer, Vaughn, Maggard, King. Second Row: Fraley, Adams, Lamb, R. Lewis, Bright, Gorman, Pruitt, Bonner, Castle, McAllister, R. Cooper, Carter. Bottom Row: Smith, Rigsby, Ball, Stinnette, D. McCollum, Scroggs, Nowlin, W. Cooper, Allen, Jewell, Clayton, Thompson. THE CHIMES GIRL ' S GLEE CLUB Phillips, Callahan, W. Cooper, Booner, Gorman, Hepler, Adams, A. Brandenburg, Henderson. E. Strong, Huntington, Blackburn, Faulkner, Harper, A. Davidson, E. Davidson, Adkins, Kirk. BOY ' S GLEE CLUB Everman, Ward, Cooper, Long, Padgett, Heare, Ferguson. Bailey, Pennington, Chaney, Skaggs, Hibbitts, Lyons, Maggard, Lindon. THE CHIMES ACADEMY MEN ' S ATHLETICS BASKETBALL: Facing the cage season the Lions found themselves severely handi- capped by the loss of last year ' s first string forwards due to ineligibility. This took away a great share of the Red and Green ' s scoring ability and consequently the team suffered greatly. Although losing four of the six games scheduled with outside schools and losing in the first round of the District tournament at Richmond to Annville, the Lions gave a good account of themselves in every game and certainly did not lose due to lack of trying. However this unsuccessful season was made up for in a great part by the winning of the inter-school championship by the Academy. Both the Freshman and Junior High teams were defeated twice to leave the Lions with a perfect record. So after all the team has plenty to be proud of and it certainly deserves credit for the showing it made con- sidering the difficulties it had to face. BASEBALL: Weakened by the loss of some of the key men of last year ' s champion- ship nine, the team is now in a second-place tie with the Freshmen, and is improving steadily as the season goes along. When some of the rather inexperienced men on the squad gain this valuable asset the Academy will have a team to be proud of. TRACK: With the mainstays of last year ' s track squad back the team is looking for- ward to a highly successful season. Already having defeated Berea High by an over- whelming score, the Lion tracksters are pointing for the State meet at Lexington with high hopes of bringing home some group honors as well as individual honors. TENNIS: Academy is represented this year by a strong squad of netters. They have already won two matches, one with Madison High of Richmond and the other with the Freshman. The remnants of last year ' s team have been reinforced by some good new material and although weakened immeasurably by the loss of the No. 1 man in the middle of the season the prospects are bright. SWIMMING: With a team especially strong in the dives and dashes the Academy splashers are enjoying a moderately successful season, having defeated the Varsity, tied Junior High, and lost to Freshmen and Junior High. However these losses are no re- flection on the team ' s ability because of the classy type of swimming being shown by all the teams this year. DORMITORY SPORTS With interest running high in the pet fall sport of Berea, speedball, the Academy dormitory championship was won by the 2nd Floor Putnam team, and a picked squad from all the dormitory teams trimmed the College team to take the inter-school title. A strong Prospect Cottage team captured the dormitory basketball title but lost to the College dormitory champions by a close score. A marked increase in interest was shown this year in the basketball games which certainly looks good for the future. At the time of this writing dormitory baseball is just getting under way and with some good teams participating a hot fight is expected for the championship. A tournament is at present being run in connection with the Academy Tennis Club to determine the Academy champion and a consolation tourney will give the losers a chance to show their stuff. Because of the interest shown in this year ' s tennis and the enthusiasm shown by many up and coming young players the tennis future of the Academy looks very bright. THE CHIMES ACADEMY BASKETBALL Kelly (Manager), Hyden, Horton, Coach Hughes. Brown, Hitchcock, Combs (Captain), Keith, Hendricks. ACADEMY SPEEDBALL Maggard (Manager), Hyden, Gilbert, Gibson, Caudill, Thomas. Bailey, C. Combs, Dause, A. Combs, Cardwell, F. Nantz, Brown. TBE CHIMfS ACADEMY BASEBALL Green (Manager), Ison, C. Combs, Henderson, Rice, Gillem, E. Brassfield, Parks, Durham, Thomas, Coach Hull. Smythe, Hendren, Stroud, Arnett, Rickard, Palmer, York, Huff, Hyden. ACADEMY TRACK Brewer, C. Combs, Hamilton, Hawkins, Maggard, Mullins, Coach Sharpton. Allen, Preysz, Gilbert, RatlifF, Carter, Salyers, Hatton. THE CHIMES ACADEMY TENNIS Keith, Winburn, Maggard, Smith, Hendricks, McDonald. ACADEMY LETTER ASSOCIATION Nantz, H atton, Bailey, C. Combs, Mullins, Maggard, Gilbert, Winburn, Brown. York, Carter, Horton, Lindon, Caudill, Oakley, Kann, A. Combs, Cardwell. THE CHII THE CHIMES EXECUTIVE BOARD Emma Rose Blackburn Sec.-Treas. Miss Horwedel Sponsor Hazel Cawood President Jeanette Huntington Vice President MANAGERIAL BOARD Mildred Gorman Tennis Lula Higgins Hiking Mary B. Waits Soccer Gwen Fowler Basketball Jessie Murley Baseball Theodora Kulikouski Swimming Ada West Archery Elsie Kindred Track and Field THE ACADEMY WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION This sports year o£ the Association has been a successful one. There has been an increased number of new members over last year and a great many of the old members have come out again. SOCCER: Although the game with the Junior High was a tie we played a better game than in previous seasons due to a greater interest in the sport this year and a greater number of participants. BASKETBALL: Some excellent basketball was played by the girls this season. Every game in the tour- nament was very fast and close. There was more interest from the student body as evidenced by the organized cheering groups and packed audiences. BASEBALL: The fielders are getting some cross country training running after balls that are batted to Silver Creek. We are counting on several home runs in the games that are coming with the College and Junior High. THE CHIMES FIELD AND TRACK: We have added the throwing of the discus and the javelin in our field events this year. We are not as yet expecting to break any records bu t we hope to make a creditable perform- ance in our meet next week. ARCHERY: This is one of our most exclusive sports it seems, judging from the few who come out. This small group, however, are proficient archers. SWIMMING: There are several Red Cross Life Savers in our ranks. The manager has been looking for more material but with many it means sacrificing the curls to the waves. TENNIS: As this goes to press the second round of the Racquet Club tournament is being played. If this beautiful weather continues the tournament should be over in time for our winner to meet the winner of the College tournament. HIKING: Les Grand Tours have been organized by the manager throughout the year and there have been many girls who have taken advantage of these most economical and healthful tours of fun and pleasure. THE CHIMES THE CHII The Funny Side Our . . . A D V E R T I S I N G TH CHIMES 41 WE CHIMES PORTER-MOORE DRUG CO. 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