Berea College - Chimes Yearbook (Berea, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1936 volume:

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OF TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY, I DEDICATE THIS, OUR LAST RING OF THE CLIIMES. FOREWORD WE, THE CLASS OF 1936, HAVE COL- LECTED WITHIN THIS BOOK TANGIBLE RECORDS TO SUPPLEMENT OUR MEMORIES AGAINST THE YEARS WHEN FRESHMAN COMPOSITION, GLEE CLUBS, UNITED CHAP- EL, MOUNTAIN DAY, THE COOP, ARE IN- DISTINCT BUT PLEASING RECOLLECTIONS OF FOUR YEARS SPENT UNDER THE CHIMES TOWER. Campus Boautifiil The campus is most beautiful, said one, in the springtime when the tulips form triangles of red and yellow against the bright new grass. But I have known Berea in the summer, said another. There is nothing like the long green rows in the garden as they race over the black soil toward Silver Creek. I gloat most when the scarlet death is on the mountains in October, spoke a third. One asked for winter when the snow fleeces the big pine trees, and the hills are grained with sled tracks. And there are other things beautiful we would remember that belong to the campus: the horseshoe of holy faces on a Sunday morning in Union Church, the squirrels with their daring impudence, the sugary breath of the bakery, President Hutchins standing before Assembly, the song of the chimes at sundown. Teach ns the pow ' r of broad ' ning thought, The ii ill to stand alone. And the oaks grow gaunt when the winter lowers, And the hills stand sombre and gray. £cj£ dv £. czrfaain ins. e pxina Give me again the tender lilting Spring Where nine! and wild birds in green mansions sing. Give me the ground-mole with his baby-claws; Red fox so free he knows no bounds nor huts. Give me the night — the wail of soft guitars And mountain lovers walking under stars. Give me the mountain daisy on the slopes; Give me the nettles lined in sticky ropes. Give me the night time and the quivering leaf; Give me more Spring to live — Spring is too brief. That little pool of life men call a span; Thai pool of life allotted to each man. Ah give me life — the life that lasts forever Where night winds blow through willows by the river. Give me the violet beneath dead leaves Where Spring winds seep like water through sand sieves. The wail of Spring wind music is sweet heard, Much sweeter than a popping mockingbird. Give me more of this turbulent Spring youth. More of the shoemake ' s quick youth plastic growth. Give me more of the stable seeds to soweth In willowed lanes of glorious clouded youth. Give me forever all that is to me High starlit mountains to youth ' s certainty. — Jesse Stuart (Editor ' s note: No one can better speak for the mountains than Jesse Stuart. The dedication of this book to mountain territory is made more significant through Mr. Stuart ' s gracious contribution of Give Me Again The Spring and This Is The Schoolhouse. Ralph Thompson, speaking in the NEW YORK TIMES, says this of Jesse Stuart in re- viewing his recent, Head O ' ( ' -Hollow : A lot of water will go over the dam before Kentucky, or any other State, develops another writer with the art tliat is this 28-year-old farmer-poet-school teacher ' s. ) Frank Long, during moments when he was not supervising the painting of his murals for the Louisville Post Office, chose to speak of mountain life through the medium of the woodcut. The print included here is from a block specially and gratuitously de- signed for THE CHIMES. The Editor. There Berea stands on her winding crest. THH ( O] I EG] G MUM NS PRESIDENT WILLIAM J. HL ' TCHIXS ADMINISTRATION THOMAS A. HENDRICKS Dean of the College K ATHARINE S. BOW ' ERSOX Dean of Women FAULTY LAWRENCE BAKER .. Psychology MARY E. BAKER __ - French JOHN S. BANGSON „ — Biology LOUISE A. BLYMYER __ . Speech KATHARINE S. BOWERSOX __ Dean of Women WILBUR G. BURROUGHS „ _- Geology RAYMOND M. CABLE _._ Biology and Chemistry JULIAN H. CAPPS __ „ Chemistry MARGARET G. CHAPIN French GERTRUDE E. CHENEY __ Pipe Organ ALBERT J. CHIDESTER ._ Education LEE F. CRIPPEN ___ History and Political Science HELEN H. DINGMAN __ Sociology VIRGINIA ENGLE _. .. Library Science BENTON FIELDER „ __ Agriculture MARY L. ELA __ __ Art OSCAR H. GUNKLER __ __ Physical Education DOROTHY HALL Violin FACULTY J. W. HATCHER .. __ Sociology T. A. HENDRICKS __ ._ Education KEITH HOLLINGSWORTH _. English WILLIAM R. HUTCHERSON _. __ Mathematics MRS. MARY P. HUTCHINS __ __ Violin CELIA KYSELA __ __ Piano and Music Theory CHARLOTTE LUDLUM __ __ Latin K. HELEN McKINSTRY __ Physical Education PATRICIA M. MAHON __ __ Voice JACK MILLER .. . _ Agriculture HOWARD MONIER ._ ._ Agriculture WALTER G. MUELDER ___ Philosophy anl Bible WALDEMAR NOLL __ . Physics E. TAYLOR PARKS History and Political Science CHARLES E. PAUCK .. __ German ANNA L. PAYNE __ Child Care CHARLES S. PRICE „ __ Agriculture DONALD PUGSLEY _. .. Mathematics FAULTY R. C. QUIMBY Physical Education JAMES WATT RAINF. _. .. English LILLIE B. REYNOLDS __ __ Secretary to Dean ELIZABETH RICHARDSON .. French RALPH RIGBY . Music V. GORDON ROSS _. Bible JOHN V. SATTLER „ Speech and Debate IRA D. SHAW __ . Education MIRIAM A. SHELDEN .. Physical Education EMILY ANN EMITH __ „ English MAY B. SMITH .. English EUNICE M. TRUE Home Economics IRENE ZIEGLER __ Piano and Public School Music G. E. MAY __ __ Chemistry JOHN B. LOEFER __ __ Biology and Chemistry R. R. HARDIN __ Economics and Political Science A. G. WEIDLER, Dean of Labor Economics E. J. NX ' EEKES __ __ English fa ri rv F. A. STEWART __ Agriculture JULIA F. ALLEN ._ _. Asst. Dejn of Women _ 2£i Co 2£ and (= o Dean Thomas A Hendricks on his sabbatical leave of absence is visiting many colleges of the South and West. In the absence of Dean Hendricks the title, as well as the duties of dean, has fallen upon Professor A. J. Chidester. The college has been very fortunate this year in securing Miss Julia F. Allen as Assist- ant Dean of Women. Miss Allen was graduated from Mt. Holyoke College in 1920, and was granted the M.A. degree at the University of Chicago. For five years she taught in the Christian Girls ' School in Nanking, China. In Chicago Miss Allen was for three years Girl Reserve Secretary. From 1931 until 193 5 she was Dean of Hamilton College, Lexington, Kentucky. In addition to her duties as assistant dean, Miss Allen teaches in the history department. Professor J. Wesley Hatcher was away the first semester of this year resting but also studying in the libraries of New York and Columbus. The first half of Mr. Hatcher ' s work was taken by Dr. E. J. Fisher who taught for twenty years in Robert College, Constantinople, Turkey. Dr. Fisher has been a noted lecturer at Chautauqua, New York, and leaving here he became assistant director of the Institute of International Educa- ti on, a unique organization in New York which does much to bring about an interna- tional exchange of students as well as good ' will. Mr. Alfred L. Severson took Dr. Fisher ' s classes for the second quarter. Mr. Severson received the A.B. and B.D. degrees at Drake University, and the M.A. at Chicago Uni- versity where he is now at work on his Ph.D. For a time Mr. Severson served as the minister of a community church in Indiana. Miss Mary L. Ela, in charge of the College Fine Arts Department, was given the task of initiating the new art building this year. After taking an A.B. degree at Oberlin Col- lege Miss Ela studied at the Chicago Art Institute. She has also spent a year studying in Paris, and has taught at Carleton College and Oberlin College. Mr. J. B. Loefer with the A.B. degree from Lawrence College and a Sc.M. and Ph.D. from t he New York University, and with a record of publications in the field of proto- zoology came this year to take up the classes of Dr. Raymond Cable who accepted a position in the graduate school of Purdue University. Dr. Julian Capps went to Harvard to try being a student instead of teaching for this semester. In his place is Mr. G. E. May who received his A.B. at DePauw and who is working on his Ph.D. at Cornell University. After spending the winter in Florida, because of ill health. Dr. W. R. Hutcherson returned to his classes early in April. One of Berea ' s own graduates, Rector R. Hardin of the class of 1929, returned to the campus this year to teach in the department of economics. Mr. Hardin received both the M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Duke University. RALPH M. COOKE Elkin, N. C. B.A., Chemistry President Senior Class; PI ' German Club Union 2, V. P Club 1. 2, 3, 4; ; Philosophy Club 4; Men ' s Hall 3; YMCA; Alpha Zeta 1, 2. J, 4. GENEVIEVE KATHRYN STUMBO Prestonsburg, K.Y. B.A., Music Vice President Senior Class; Freshman Girls Glee Club; Varsity Glee Club 2, 3, Sec. 4; French Club; Band; Folk Club; Chairman County Group 2; Har- monia; YWCA; Union Church Choir; Pi Epsilon Pi, Pianist I, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Sgt.-at-arms, 4, Chorister 4. HARRIET BAKER Knoxville, Tenn. B.A., Mathematics Secretary Senior Class; Women ' s House Government 1; Pi Alpha; YWCA; Harmonia 2, 4; Pi Mu Lambda, Sec. 4. WALTER A. WHEELER Ashland, Kv. B.A., Economics Track 1, 2, 3; Treasurer Senior Class; Chimes Staff; Alpha Zeta, Critic 3. President 4. ELEANOR JOHNSTON Knoxville, Tenn. B.A., English Archery, Manager 3; WAA Board 3; Dramatic Club; Pinnacle Staff; Chimes Staff; Chairman Social Com- ' mittee Senior Class; Pi Epsilon Pi, Sec. 2. WOODROVC PICKERING Kingsport, Tenn. B.A., Public School Music- Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Union Church Choir; YMCA Quartet 1 ; Knapp Hall Band Director 2, 3, 4; Kampus Kutups 2, 3; Folk Club 3, 4; Sgt.-at-Arms Senior Class; Director Academy Men ' s Glee Club 4; Soloist Pinafore, Mikado ; Har- monia. CLASSES SENIORS MARY RUTH ALLEN Berea, Kentucky B.A., Home Economics Agriculture-Home Economics Ciub; Home Economics Club; Glee Club 1; YWCA; Pi Mu Lambda: BYPU, Pianist 3, 4. JOHN WARREN ARMSTRONG Bennington, Vermont B.A., Chemistry Kappa Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; V. Prcs. 3; Pres. 4; YMCA; Dramatic Club 4. SUSAN S. ARTHUR VCoiiord, Kentucky B.A., English Cumberland College 1, 2; YW ' CA ; Edu cation Club; International Relations Club; Alpha Alpha P.. DELMAS V. ABBOTT Dayton, Ohio B.A., Sociology E.ditor 1936 Chimes; Pres. Collegiate Union 4; YMCA Cabinet 4; Class Pres. 2; Class Sec. 1; Track 1, 2; Men ' s Hall Union 2. 3; Pinnacle Staff 1, 2, Editor 3; Sociology Club; B Club 2, 3, 4; Alpha Zeta, 1, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH KATHERINE APPEL Detroit, Michigan B.A., Home Economics YNX ' CA, Treas. 3; W ' AA 1; Philosophy Club; International Relations Club; Home Economics Club, Program Com. 4; Ger- man Club; Dress Committee 2, 3; Kappa Gamma. ESTHER MYRTLE AVERY Morganton, N. C. IS. A., French Folk Club 3; Freshman Glee Club 1; French Club, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; German Club; Harmonia; Union Church Choir; Utile Dulce. PAULINE ALLEN Balboa, Canal Zone B.A., Biology Freshman Girls Glee Club; Harmonia Basketball; Hockey; Student Volunteers Pi Mu Lambda. DAVID KYLE ALMON Decatur, Alabama B.A., Philosophy YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4; C.E. 1; French Club; Classical Club 3, 4; Philosophy Club 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Baseball 1, 4. GRANT ASHLEY Hicon, Tenn. B.A., English Tennessee W ' esleyan 1. 2; Pi Alpha; Dra- matic Club; Folk Club; Union Church Choir; YMCA; Rho Delta seniors EVELYN BALL Gardner, Virginia B.A., Sociology Harmonia; Student Volunteers; YWCA; Sociology Club; Basketball 2; Pi Mu Lambda, Sec. 3. LILY L. BENNETT Candler, N. C. B.A., English Mars Hill College 1 , 2 ; Clark Speech Prize 3; Second Place Home Oratorical Contest 3; Member of Debate Team Win- ning Tau Kappa Alpha Cup 3; Tau Kappa Alpha; Home Oratorical and State Ora- torical Contest Winner 4; Dramatic Club; Basketball; State Group V. Ch. 4; Senior Commencement Committee. ETHEL BEATTIE Louisville, Kv. B.A., Sociology Sociology Club; Life Saving; YWCA; Pi Mu Lambda. STELLA LAY BALL BONTY, KENTUC KY B.A.. English Pi Gamma Mu; YWCA; Dramatic Club; Alpha Alpha Pi. MILDRED BARTON Tl . I H (I IE, S. C. B.A., Home Economics Mars Hill College 1; Home Economics Club, Pres. 4; Ag-Home Ec. Club; YWCA. OPAL BISHOP Pi neville, Kentucky B.A., Home Economics Sue Bennett Memorial College 1 ; Western State Teachers College 2; Home Economics Club; Ag-Home Ec. Club; YWCA; Out- ing Club Manager 3 ; Kappa Gamma. PORTER BAILEY Baileyton, Tenm ssi i B.A., Chemistry Baseball; Basketball; Glee Club 1; State Chairman 4; Alpha Zeta, Pres. 4. VASHTI VINNETTE BARTON TlGERVILLE. S. C. B.S., Home Economics Ag-Home Ec. Club; Home Economic Club; YWCA; Pi Mu Lambda. MARY GILMORE BEST Berea, Kentucky B.A., Psychology Dramatic Club 2, SENIORS 4LKh MARY FRANCES BLALOCK Blacksburg, S. C. B.A., Chemistry Pikeville College 1,2; YWCA; Basketball; Hockey; Pi Alpha. HERMAN AUGUST BRENDA Crab Orchard, Kentucky B.S., Agriculture Agriculture Union; Ag-Home Ec. Club, Sec. 4; Basketball Mgr. 4; B Club; YMCA. ETHEL CAMPBELL Danese, West Virginia B.A., Biology Freshmen Glee Club; YWCA; Baseball; Basketball; Track; Hockey, Mgr. 2; Kappa Gamma. FLORENCE S. BRYAN Cumberland, Virginia B.A., Sociology Sociology Club; Life Saving; YWCA, Cabinet 4; Freshmen Glee Club; Pi Mu Lambda, V. Pr. 3. MATTIE MAE CARPENTER Waynesburg, Kentucky B.A., Biology Orchestra 1, 4; French Club; Life Saving; C.E. Program Committee; Kappa Gamma, Treasurer and Chorister 4. GRADY WASHINGTON CAMPBELL Danese, West Vircinia B.A., Education Craftsman ' s Guild, Charter Member, Pres. 4; Baseball, Mgr. 3; Junior Social Com- mittee; YMCA; Alpha Zeta, Sec. 2; Treas. 3. MABEL BRIGANCE Louisville, Ky. B.A., History and Political Science International Relations Club; Pi Gamma Mu; YWCA, Cabinet 4; Student Volun- teers; Kappa Gamma. LILLIAN CARPENTER Waynesburg, Kentucky B.A., Biology Orchestra 1; Harmonia; WAA, Tennis Manager 2, Insignia 4; B Club; Life Sav- ing; Folk Club; French Club; YWCA; Archery; Baseball; Basketball; Hockey; Track; Kappa Gamma. FRANCIS L. CHAMBERS Loglick, Kentucky B.A., History International Relations Club; Dramatic Club; Education Club; Freshman Glee Club; YWCA; Harmonia; Alpha Alpha Pi, V. Pr. 2. Pres. 3, 4; Inter Society Council 1, 2, 3. SENIORS THOMAS CONOVER Columbia, Kentucky B.A., History and Political Science Basketball; Baseball; Tennis; Spcedball; Swimming; YMCA; Adair County Chair- man; German Club; Alpha Zeta. REBECCA RUTH COUGHLIN Ashland, Kentucky B.S., Home Economics Agriculture-Home Economics Club. Hock- ey; Baseball; Archery; Harmonia; YWCA; Alpha Alpha Pi, V. Pres. 4. RUTH EVA CROSSEN Montrose, Pa. B.A., Home Economics Harmonia; Band; Varisty Glee Club 2, 3, 4; YWCA; Utile Dulce, Pres. 3. EUNICE CORNETT Daisy, Kentucky B.A., Sociology Sociology Club, Pres. 4; YWCA; Basket- ball; Hockey; Pi Mu Lambda, Pres. 4. WILLIAM PAT COMBS Ewing, Virginia B.A., Economics Baseball; Basketball; Handball; Speedball; YMCA; Education Club; Football 1; Rho Delta. D. CECIL CULBERTSON Gate City ' , Virginia B.A., History and Political Science Tau Kappa Alpha; Pi Gamma Mu; Win- ner Boone Essay 193 5; 2nd place Clark Essay Contest; YMCA Cabinet, Ed. YMCA News 3, Sec. 4; Harmonia; Cross Country; Track; Int. Rel. Club; Pinnacle, Org. Ed. 3, Bus. Mgr. 4; Photo Editor Chimes; Alpha Zeta. WILLIE BURTON CHILDERS Sprule, Kentucky B.S., Agriculture Agricultural Union; Agriculture-Home Economics Club; Education Club; Foot- ball 1 ; Rho Delta. MAXIE CORNETT Daisy, Kentucky B.A., Sociology Sociology Club; County Group Chairman 2, 3; YWCA; Alpha Alpha Pi; Basketball. CLARICE CRUMLEY Kingsport, Tennessee B.A., History and Political Science Tau Kappa Alpha, Pres. 4; Alpha Psi Omega; Int. Rel. Club, Pres. 4; Southern Debate Champion I ; Winner Home Ora- torical, 2nd place State Oratorical Con- test 2; TKA Champion Debate Team 2nd place Southern Speech Ass ' n. Debate TKA Regional Debate Trophy 4; Assoc Ed. Chimes; Pinnacle; Dramatics Club, YWCA Cab. 3; Tenn. Group Co.-Chm. 3; Dress Comm. 4; Basketball. r A 4 A SENIORS ELIZABETH CULBERTSON DuNGANNON, VIRGINIA B.A., Home Economics Home Economics Club, Sec. 4; Ag-Home Ec. Club; Dramatic Club; YWCA; Ser- geant At Arms Class 2; Pi Epsilon Pi. W. LYLE DOCKERY Hayesville, N. C. B.A., Geology North Carolina State College of A E, 1 ; Pinnacle Staff, Technical Adviser 4; Ken- tucky Academy of Science; Chimes Staff. Managing Editor; Chairman of Publicity Senior Class; Philosophy Club; Movie Club; YMCA, Cabinet, Editor YMCA News 4; Swimming; Alpha Zeta, Librarian 3. Sec. 4. GONA DORSEY Cosby, Tennessee B.A., English Tennessee Wesleyan College 1 ; French Club; Dramatic Club; Alpha Alpha Pi, Sec. 3, Pres. 4. WILLIAM FRAXK DAVIS West Brookeieed, Mass. B.A., Physics. Physics Club, V. Pres. 2; Freshman Glee Club; Harmonia; Ass ' t. Scout Master Berea Scout Troop SI. ORLA DEYTON Green Mountain, N. C. B.A. English Alpha Psi Omega; Dramatic Club, Pres. 4; French Club; YWCA; B Club; Life Saving; Outing Club; Basketball; Hockey; Baseball; Track, Mgr. 4; Pi Epsilon Pi. ACUS REX EDWARDS MOORESBURG, TENNESSEE B.A., Geology Pi Alpha; YMCA; Danforth Creative Ef- fort Prize 3; Men ' s Hall Union; Alpha Zeta, Critic 4; Pi Gamma Mu. LOIS DEYTON Green Mountain. X. C. B.A., Sociology Alpha Psi Omega; WAA, V. Pres. 4; Track Manager 3; Baseball; Basketball; Hockey; Track; Archery; Life Saving; Outing Club; B. Club; N. C. State Chairman 4; Folk Club. Sec. 3, 4; Glee Club 1; French Club; Sociology Club; International Re- lations Club; Danforth Camp Scholarship 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club; YWCA; Out- lying Worker; Pi Epsilon Pi, Sec. 4. ROBERT H. DAVIS Logan. W. Va. B.A., Sociology French Club; German Club; YMCA; Phi osophy Club; Track 2, 3; Alpha Zeta. EVAN EDWARDS Pickett, Ki ntu ky B.A., Chemistry Lindsey Wilson Jr. College 1. 2; Basket ball; YMCA; Alpha Zeta. y - r- ' j • FT | - , , SENIORS GEORGE BLEECKER ELY Rice Lake, Wisconsin B.A., Chemistry and Biology Glee. Club 1, 3, 4; Glee Club Quartet 3, 4; Union Church Choir 4; Harmonia; YMCA Chorus 3, 4; YMCA Cabinet 3, 4; Vanguards; Track; Class V. Pres. 3; Dra- matic Club; Kappa Sigma. VIRGIE RAY FERRELL Albany, Kentucky B.A., Biology Freshman Glee Club; YWCA; Harmonia; Ag-Home Ec Club, Sec. 4; Home Ec Club; Oratory; BYPU, Pres. 3, 4; Pi Mu Lambda; S. S. Teacher Baptist Church; Leader of Sunbeam Band; Chorister Pri- mary Dep ' t. Baptist Church. OMEGA BROWN GENTRY Level Green, Kentucky B.A., English Alpha Psi Omega; Dramatic Club; Co- operative Council 4; Chairman Hostess Committee 4; Pinnacle Staff 3; Chimes Staff; French Club; Pi Epsilon Pi. WILBURN J. EVERSOLE Jackson, Kentucky B.A., Biology Pi Alpha; Basketball; Wrestling; Speed- ball; Handball; Rho Delta. ANDREW FECKETE MoNELO, W. Va. B.A., Economics Phi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4. W. MAJOR GARDNER Berea, Kentucky ' B.A., Sociology Basketball, Capt. Freshman team, Varsity team 2. 3, Capt. 4; 2nd All-SIAA, 3; All-KIAC, 4; Tennis; Gym. Instructor, 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Glee Club; Varsitv Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club, Pres. 4. ROGER ERICKSON Weaverville, N. C. B.A., German Delta Phi Alpha, V. Pres. 4; German Club; French Club; YMCA; Cross Coun- try 1; Track 4; Basketball; Wrestling; Speedball; Handball; Rho Delta. BLANCHE BELLE GAMB1LL Blaine, Kentucky B.A., Home Economics Women ' s Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Pres. 2; Home Economics Club; Harmonia; Student Council, Sec. 2; YWCA; Union Church Choir. JOSEPHINE GARDNER Bi ki a, Ki ntuc ky B.A., Home Economics Home Ec. Club; Ag-Home Ei Dramatic Club. Club; SENIORS TRUMAN VINTHROP GREER Eubank, Kentucky B.A., Agriculture David Lipscomb College 2; Agriculture Union; Freshman Glee Club; Ag-Homc Ec. Club; Volleyball; YMCA, Chorus 4. WALTER A. GUNKLER Rochester, New York B.A., Chemistry German Club 4; Alpha Zcta 2, 3, Sec. 4. DAVID FARIS HAMMACK London, Ki ntucky B.A., Biology Sue Bennett College 1, 2; German Club 3, 4; YMCA; Alpha Zcta. ADA GRIFFITH Berea, Kentucky B.A., Home Economics Ag-Home Ec. Club 3. 4. KATHERINE HAMMEL Blue Diamond, Kentucky ' B.A., Education Harmonia; Church Choir 1; Folk Club, Pianist 3, 4; Basketball 4; Tennis 4; Stu- dent Volunteers; YW ' CA; Cooperative Council 4; Pi Mu Lambda, Pianist 3, Pres. 4. BERNICE COX HARRIS Gate City, Virginia B.A., English Folk Club; Outing Club, Manager 3; Bas- ketball 2; Archery ; Baseball 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Harmonia; Movie Club; Dramatic Club; International Relations Club; B Club. PHILLIP GERALD GRIMW ' OOD Meridianville, Alabama B.S., Agriculture Speedball; Basketball; Track; B Club; YMCA; Agriculture L T nion. Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Ag-Home Ec. Club; Alpha Zcta. PRYSE HADDIX Lost Creek, Kentucky B.A., Physics Lees Jr. College 1, 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Physics Club 3, 4; Phi Delta 3, 4. CARLTON HASTINGS Davy, . Va. B.A., Sociology Concord State Teachers College 1 ; Dra- matic Club; Pinnacle Staff, Editor 4; YMCA, V. Pres. 4; Clark Speech Prize Winner 2; Tau Kappa Alpha Associate Member; Debate; Freshman Glee Club. seniors ARLIE HENSON Liberty, Kentucky B.A., Sociology Sociology Club; YWCA; Basketball; Out- ing Club; Folk Club; Student Volunteers; House Government Representative 3; Pi Epsilon Pi. V. Pres. 4. IRENE HORVATH Fleming, Kentucky B.A., English YWCA; Student Volunteers; Kappa Gamma. FLORA LOUISE HUDSON Manchester, Kentucky B.A., History and Political Science International Relations Club; Dramatic Club; YWCA; Basketball; Hockey; Arch- ery; Baseball; Kappa Gamma. HOLLIS HENSON Liberty, Kentucky B.S., Agriculture Agriculture Club 2; Agriculture-Home Economics Club 3, 4. J. ERNEST HILL Gary, . Va. B.A., Physics Varsity Glee Club; YMCA; Physics Club; Men ' s Hall Union; Harmonia; Alpha Zeta. CHARLES M. HUGHES Trinity, Kentucky B.S., Agriculture Agriculture Union, V. Pres. 4; Agricul- ture-Home Economics Club; Class Treas- urer 3. RUTH HICKS Williamson, W. Va. B.A., Home Economics Home Economics Club, V. Pres. 4; Phvsics Club; YWCA; Pi Epsilon Pi. JULIA IRENE HOLCOMBE Weaverville, N. C. B.A., Music- Varsity Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Union Church Choir; YWCA Cabinet 2, 3, 4; Harmonia; Dramatic Club; Pi Epsilon Pi, Chorister 3. HARRIETT HOWARD London, Ky. B.A., Home Economics YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Alpha Pi, 3, 4; Christian Endeavor 3, 4; Ag.-Home Ec. Club 3, 4. SENIORS HELEN LOUIE IRWIN London, Kentucky B.A., English Sue Bennett College 1,2; Dramatic Club, Membership Com. 3; Basketball; Tennis; Clark Speech Prize 3; Pi Epsilon Pi, Pro- gram Chairman. EIOMER JONES Du(k Run, Kentucky B.A., Sociology Education Club 4; YMCA -t ; Student Council 2; C.E. 1. HARRIET KILLOUGH Pinson, Alabama B.A., Home Economics Varsity Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Harmonia; Home Economics Club; Dress Committee; Pi Epsilon Pi, Chorister 2. HARVEY S. JACKSON Fairview, N. C. B.A., History and Political Science Baseball 3, Mgr. 4; Collegiate Union Cheer Leader 3, 4; YMCA; Rho Delta, Prcs. 4. DAVID LIVINGSTON JOHNSON Hamilton, Ohio B.A., Ancient Languages Alpha Psi Omega; Dramatic Club; Folk Club; French Club, Pres. 3; Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Glee Club; Kappa Sigma. ALFRED LANE Andover, Ohio B.A., History and Political Science International Relations Club; Dramatic Club; College Band; Freshman Glee Club; Alpha Zeta. MYRTLE JANEY Pearisburg, Virginia B.A., English Kappa Gamma 1 , 2. |Oi B, JANES Toria, Kentucky 15. A.. Agriculture Lindsej Wilson College 1, 2; Debate ; Tau Kappa Alpha Associate Member; Ed- ucation Club; Ag-Home Ee. Club; Agri- culture Union; Phi Delta, V. Pres. 3. JAMES L. LAYNE Mm in, Ki ntucky B.A., Mathematics Phi Delia 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, 3, Pres. 4; Pi Alpha 3, 4; Chairman of Math. Group 5; Physics Club 3, Sec. 4; Track 3; YMCA. si; mo its GRACE LITTLEJOHN Geraldine, Alabama B.A., Sociology Sociology Club; Dramatic Club; Har- monia; Freshman Glee Club; Pinnacle Staff, Exchange Ed. 4; YTCA Cabinet 3; Student Volunteers, State V. Pres. 3, 4; Folk Club; Alabama Group Chairman 4; Clark Speech Prize 2; Basketball; Hockey; Archery; Baseball; Pi Epsilon Pi. MILDRED A. LUKER London, Kentucky B.A., English Sue Bennett College 1, 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4; YVCA 4. GIFFORD L. MARTIN Portland, Oregon B.A., Biology Delta Phi Alpha; YMCA Cabinet; Band; Orchestra; Alpha Zeta. HENRY CLAY LITTON Shoopman, Kentucky B.A., Sociology Varsity Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; YMCA; Harmonia; Sociology Club; Folk Club; Dining Room Chairman 4; Kappa Sigma. AMY L. LYCAN Fort Gay, W. Va. B.A., English Dramatic Club; Freshman Glee Club; Pi iMu Lambda. EVELYN ROSS MARSH Cynthiana, Kentucky ' B.A., Mathematics Cumberland College 1, 2; Pi Gamma Mu; Pi Alpha; Harmonia; Basketball; Outing Club; Track; YW ' CA; Physics Club; Pi I psilon Pi. AUDA LEDBETTER (Toad) Livingston, Tennessei B.A., Sociology Basketball; Y¥CA; Freshman Glee Club; Sociology Club; Pi Mu Lambda, Chorister 2, Pianist 3. ALICE LOWE Ckossville, Tennessee B.A., English Pinnacle Staff; YW ' CA, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; French Club; Dramatic Club; Women ' s House Government 3; Pi Gamma Mu; Kappa Gamma, V. Pres. 2. EVERETT MEADORS W ' arrord, Kentucky B.A., History and Political Science Education Club 4; YMCA 4; Freshman Glee Club; C.E. 2; Rho Delta 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 4. SENIOR JOHN R. McCUTCHEON Bishop, Virginia B.A., Economics YMCA Cabinet 3, Prcs. 4; Cooperative Council, Chairman 4; Varsity Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Trcas.; Swim- ming Team 1; Life Saving; Clark Essay Contest Winner 1 ; Kappa Sigma. VERNON McDANIEL Lewisburg, W. Va. B.A., Economics Freshman Glee Club; Varsity Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 4; Chimes Staff; Debate; Oratory; Tau Kappa Alpha Associate Member; Alpha Zeta. EDNA H. MUELDER La Crosse, Wisconsin B.A.. English Boston University 1; La Crosse State Teacher ' s College 2, 3; Varsity Glee Club; Union Church Choir; YWCA. mm HARVEY K. MEYER, JR. Nespelem, Washington B.A., Mathematics Pi Alpha; Junior Class Pres.; Craftsman ' s Guild, Pres. 3; Pinnacle, Literary Editor 2; Kappa Sigma. JULIA K. McWATERS B.A., English Dramatics Club HERBERT MURPHY New York, N. Y. B.A., Sociology Pi Gamma Mu; Sociology Club; B Club; Collegiate Union 4; YMCA, Recording Sec. 3, General Sec. 4; Chairman Eastern States Group; Chairman Community Serv- ice Program 2; Cooperative Council 3, 4; Men ' s Hall Union, V. Pres. 3 ; Varsity- Glee Club 3, 4; Mgr. Basketball 4; Alpha Zeta, Chorister 1, Critique 2, V. Pres. 3; Class Numerals, Swimming. EVANS McBEE Brouhead, Kentucky B.A., Geology County Chairman; Handball; Speedball; Basketball; Rho Delta. LARRY PEYTON MORGAN Daw, W. Va. B.A., Physics Marshall College 1; Pi Alpha; Men ' s Hall Union, Pres. 4; Band; Physics Club, Prcs. 4; Freshman Glee Club; Varsity Glee Club 2; Pres. 3, 4; Glee Club Quartet 3, 4; Alpha Zeta. DOROTHY M. MUNTZ Frankfort, Ky. B.A., English Pi Epsilon Pi, 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, Basketball 2; Hockey 2. ' £k e oi % SENIORS SUELLA OWENS BURGIN, Ky. B.A., Sociology Sociology Club; Y¥CA; Inter-Society Council 2, 3; Kappa Gamma, V. Pres., 3. SMITH T. POWELL, JR. HuSTONVILLE, Ky. B.S., Agriculture Agriculture Union, Sec.-Treas. 2, V. Pres. 3; Ag.-Home Ec. Club, Pres. 4; YMCA Cabinet 4; Men ' s Hall Union, Sec.-Treas. 4; Alpha Zeta, Treas. 4. LILY POYNTER Boone, Ky. B.A., Psychology YWCA lj 2, 3, 4; Kappa Gamma Literary Society 1, 2. JAMES MONROE NESBITT Eaikyiew, N. C. B.S., Agriculture Agriculture Union; Ag-Home Ec. Club; YMCA; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Men ' s Hall Union; Rho Delta. LOIS PENNINGTON Waynesville, Ohio B.A., English Student Council Pres. 4; Cooperative Council 4; Dramatic Club; Varsity Glee Club 3, 4; Pi Mu Lambda, Pres. 3; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2. GARLAND PURDOM Gravel Switch, Kentucky B.A., Biology Pi Alpha; Baseball LIUGH ELLIOTT PARTIN Swan Lake, Ky. B.S., Agriculture. Glee Club 1. 2; Band; Harmonia; Agri- culture Union, Pep Leader 4; Folk Club; YWCA; Ag.-Home Ec. Club, Pres. 4; Tau Kappa Alpha Associate Member; Debate; Union Church Choir 1; Inter Society Debate 2; Kappa Sigma, V. Pres. 3. OTTO SHERMAN PLAYFORTH Crab Orchard, Kentucky B.A., History Freshman Football. RUBY MARIE RALEIGH Partridge, Kentucky B.A., Home Economics Home Economics Club; YWCA; Alpha Alpha Pi. Sec.-Treas. WILLIS J. RICHARD Gibsonburg, Ohio B.A., Economics Pi Gamma Mu, Pres. 4; Delta Phi Alpha; Cooperative Council 4; YMCA, Trcas. 4; Collegiate Union, Treas. 4; Men ' s Hall Union; Vanguard Club; Band; Varsity Glee Club; Union Church Choir. LLOYD ROBERTS Berea, Ky. B.A., Economics Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 3; Band; Orchestra; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Union Church Choir; Economics Club 3, 4; B. Club; Kampus Kutups; Vice President Freshman Class; Alpha Zeta; Tau Kappa Alpha Associate. ELWOOD ROSENBAUM Fairplay, Ky. B.A., History and Political Science Lindsey Wilson Junior College 1, 2; Phi Delta, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; YMCA Cabinet 4; Business Manager 1936 Chimes; Inter- national Relations Club. LILLIAN ROCHE RoBERTSDALE, PENN. B.A., Public School Music Band I, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Glee Slub; Harmonia; Union Church Choir; Sophomore Octette; Di- rector Nurses ' Glee Club 3; Director Berea High Men ' s Glee Club 4; Dramatic Club; Pi Mu Lambda, Treas. 2. EDNA RITCHIE Viper, Ky. B.A., English Basketball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1; Alpha Alpha Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1; Pinnacle Staff 4; Glee Club 4; Folk Club. SUE MARIE ROWLETTE Bl RI A, K B.A., Sociology Sociology Club; YWCA; Outlying Sun- day School Worker; Alpha Alpha Pi, Sec. -Treas. HARRY BORDERS RAMEY Berea, Ky. B.A., Physics Rho Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorister 2; Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Harmonia 1, 2, 3, 4; Union Church Choir 2, 3, 4; Dramatics RICHARD ROBERTS Marshall, N. C. B.S., Agriculture Agricultural Union, Sec. -Treas. 4. Ag.- Home Ec. Club; International Relations Club; Rho Delta. COAY RUSSELL SoMl RSI i , Ky. B.A., Chemistry Physics Club; Dramatic Club; Alpha si: mo its LUCILLE SEWELL Livingston, Tenn. B.A., Education Education Club; Harmonia; French Club; Freshman Glee Club; YWCA; Pi Epsi- lon Pi, MARY LOUISE SLAGLE Franklin, N. C. B.A., Sociology Western Carolina Teachers College 1 ; YWCA Cabinet 3, 4; Pi Gamma Mu, V. Pres. 4; Sociology Club; Kappa Gam- ma, Sec. 2, Pres. 3. CLARENCE EDWIN SMITH HaYESVILLE, N. C. B.A., Biology Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Harmonia 3, 4; Union Church Choir 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; College Men ' s Quartette, 4. GRADY SELF Adamsville, Ala. B.A., Chemistry Track; Cross Country; Pi Alpha, Sec- Treas. 4; Delta Phi Alpha, Sec.-Treas. 4; German Club; Varsity Glee Club, Sec.- Treas. 4; YMCA; Alpha Zeta. WILLIAM T. SLOAN Scottsdoro, Ala. B.A., Chemistry Alpha Zeta 3, 4; YMCA 2. FRANCES SUGG Carlisle. Kv. B.A., French Delta Phi Alpha; Hockey; Archery; Freshman Glee Club; French Club, Sec. 4; Baseball; Secretary of Non-Mountain Kentucky Group 3; German Club, Sec. 4; German Play; Pi Epsilon Pi, Sec. 4. ELIZABETH PEARL SLUSHER Berea, Ky. B.A., Sociology Pi Mu Lambda 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA I, 2, 3, 4; Christian Endeavor 1, 2; Life Service Group I, 2, 3, 4. JULIETTE ZANE SNIDER Cambria, Va. B.A., English Kappa Gamma 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4. ALBERT STEWART Hindman, Ky. B.A., Biology Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, Capt. 4; B. Club, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Basketball I, 2; Pinnacle Staff, Sports Editor 3; Chimes Staff; Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS LOUISE SUTHERLAND Clintwood, Va. B.A., English Women ' s House Government Council 4; Pinnacle Staff; Dramatics Club; YWCA; Freshman Glee Club; Chairman Virginia Group 4; Writer ' s Club; Pi Epsilon Pi, Pianist 2, President 4. MABEL PAULINE TAYLOR Bi.ui.fiiii), . Ya. B.A., English Glee Club 2, 3, 4; YWCA I, Secretary 4; Kappa Gamma 1, Student Council; Outing Club. LUCILLE THOMPSON Chattaroy, W. Va. B.A., French Glee Club 1; French Club I, 2, 3, 4; Delia Phi Alpha; German Club 3, 4; Kappa Gamma; Harmonia 1. RAYMOND ROY SWISHER Rockbridge Baths, Va. B.A., Sociology Sociology Club; Dramatics Club; Inter- national Relations Club; YMCA; Student Volunteers; Track; Christian Endeavor; Rho Delta. ROBERT LEON TAYLOR Langston, Ala. B.A., Economics Folk Club; Cross Country; Speedball, Capt. 4; Track; Basketball, Mgr. 2, 3, 4; Rho Delta, Sec. 2, Treas. 3. ANNE ELIZABETH VAUGHN Decatur. Ala. B.S., Home Economics Alpha Psi Omega; Dramatics Club, Pres. 3; YWCA; Home Ec. Club; Ag.-Homc Ec. Club, Soc. and Prog. Chm. 4; Ass ' t. Bus. Mgr. Chimes; Dress Comm. 4; Glee Club 1; State Chm. 3; Philosophy Club; Inter Soc. Council; Pi Epsilon Pi, Pres. 4; Dir. Man From Toronto, Solemn Pride. ILA MAE TAYLOR Banners Elk, N. C. B.A., History Lees-McRae College 1, 2; International Relations Club; French Club; YW ' CA; Utile Dulce, V. Pres. 4. FAY L. THOMPSON Chattaroy, W. Va. B.A., French French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 3. 4; Kappa Gamma; Basketball, Capt. 4; Archery 2; Baseball 1, 2; Glee Club 1. VINIE MAE THOMAS Rk 1 1 mono, Ky. B.A., Sociology Sociology Club; Outlying Bible School Work; Student Volunteers; YWCA; C. E., Chm. Prog. Comm; Adult Ed. Comm. 2; Education Club; Eng. Club; Int. Rel. Club; Glee Clu b 1; French Club, Alpha Alpha Pi. 4 i i i WARREN R. WAGNER Lenoir, N. C. B.A., Geology Kappa Sigma, Treas. 2, V. Pres. 3; Co-op Council 2; United Sunday School Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4; Author Geology of the Berea Region. WILLIAM . WATTS Hallie, Ky. B.A., Chemistry and Biology German Club; YMCA. EARL J. WHEELER Ashland, Ky. B.A., Geology Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Track, Captain 1, 4; Academy Track Coach 3, 4; Alpha Zeta I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT JACKSON WALLACE Wayland, Ky. B.A., English Alpha Psi Omega; Dramatics Club; Eng- lish Club; YMCA; Band 4 yrs., Orchestra 4 yrs.; Harmonia; Union Ch. Choir; Coun- ty Chm. 3, 4; Chimes Ringer ' s Guild, Mas- ter 4; French Club; Alpha Zeta. MARY DELL WEAVEK Arab, Ala. B.A., Home Economics Home Economics Club; Ag.-Home Ec. Club; Dramatic Club; YWCA; French Club; Kappa Gamma. SARA KATHRYN WHITAKER Ludlow, Ky. B.A., English Y r WCA Cabinet 3; Harmonia; Dramatics Club; Freshman Glee Club; Chimes Staff, Art Editor; Candy Kitchen Box Design 3; Hockey 1, 2; Baseball I, 2; Track 1; Archery 1, 2, Natl. Tournament 1, 2; Outing Club; Publicity Ch. WAA 3; Pi Epsilon Pi. seniors J. T. WALLER Somerset, Ky. B.A., Biology Pi Alpha; Track; Varsity Glee Club; French Club; Cheer Leader; YMCA Cab., Dir. YMCA Chorus; German Club; Har- monia; Chimes Staff; Union Ch. Choir; Kampus Kutups; B Club; Alpha Zeta; Folk Club, Pres. 4; Collegiate Union, Chorister 4. ROY ARTHUR WESLEY Lynch, Ky. B.A., Economics Delta Phi Alpha, Sec. 4; Collegiate Union, Cheer Leader 2; Orchestra; Band; Var- sity Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Track 1. Mgr. 2, 3, 4; German Club; International Rela- tions Club; French Club; Alpha Zeta; Conductor Kampus Kutups. NORMAN C. WHEELER Blaine, Ky. B.A., Biology Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega; Pi Alpha; Rho Delta 1, 2, 3, 4; YMCA 2. seniors c k FRANCIS WICKLLNE Asco, W. Va. B.A., Mathematics Physics Club; Kampus Kutups; Freshman Glee Club; Varsity Glee Club 2; Kappa Sigma. IDA LYDIA v ILLIAMS RoGERSVILLE, TeNN. B.A., Home Economics. Kappa Gamma 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; French Club; Ag.-Home Ec. Club; YWCA. MAE ALLENE WINTON Alpine, Tenn. B.A., History and Political Science International Relations Club; Pi Gamma Mu; YWCA. PEP SONG In the mountains of Kentucky Stands Berea, stalwart, strong — All her s ons are mighty plucky, And here ' s their fighting song! CHORUS We ' re here to cheer for old Berea, Upholding high the White and Blue; We ' re here to keep our colors streaming, To show the world what we can do! You ' re here to play for Alma Mater, Oh, fight and fight! Drive right on through! And in the end, team, we know you ' ll be supreme- Over the top with the White and Blue. (These 3re the first lines of a pep song written by members of the Class of ' 36 in the sophomore year. It is the hope of the class that other verses will be added by later classes. The music can be secured at the Alumni Office.) PRESIDENT _. MARVIN O. SHRADER VICE PRESIDENT. MARGARET LOUISE WALTERS SECRETARY __ NETTIE A. RICH TREASURER THADDEUS T. WORRELL SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ._ HOBERT L. LYKINS .11 MO ItS a- .11 ' MO Its MARVIN O. SHRADER __ __ Bishop, Va. MARGARET L. WALTERS __ __ Davis, W. Va. THADDEUS WORRELL __ __ Rice Station, Ky. VELMA ELISE QUALLS __ __ Livingston, Tenn. LIZZIE MAE ALLEN ._ __ Teges, Ky. JOHN B. ADAMS __ _ Louisville, Ky. ALLIE EUGENIA AVERY Morganton, N. C. CLAY COLSON _. __ Somerset, Ky. EDWIN P. ADKINS __ __ MidkirT. W. Va. MARY ARRENDALE _ .. Tiger, Ga. MAURICE C. BALL ._ Castlewood, Va. E. LOUISE STAFFORD Wurtland, Ky. EDNA R. BAKER _. __ Fountain City, Tenn. WILLIAM L. SULLIVAN __ „ Decatur, Ala. RUBY A. RASNAKE „ __ Cleveland, Va. JOHN LECOQ WILLIAMS __ ._ Ashland, Ky. EDWARD COLLINS „ __ Glen Alum, W. Va. JUANITA BRANAMAN _. „ Livingston, Ky. KENNETH W. BEITZ __ Clothier, W. Va. KATHLEEN E. BRAMMELL __ __ Grayson, Ky. MARGARET T. BRANNAN __ Choonchun, Korea CONLEY Y. BOLLING _. ._ Eolia, Ky. ADO GAGE _ . Cumming, Ga. CECIL TYE South Lebanon, Ohio •11 MORS CLIFTON H. NEFF __ __ Rose Hill, Va. MYRTLE G. THOMPSON „ Spartanburg, S. C. WOODROW W. STRONG __ __ Saldee, Ky. HELEN P. GREENE __ _ Rainelle. W. Va. GENEVIEVE MORAN __ __ Red Jacket, W. Va. ERNEST HILLARD __ Eberle, Ky. JESSIE LEO HAZELW ' OOD ._ Berca, Ky. THURMAN HIBBITTS __ __ Jenkins, Ky. JAMES G. HOLLANDSWORTH __ Welch, . Va. ORLELA DALE DANIELS __ __ Elkins, V. Va. BASIL MULLINS __ __ Keaton, Ky. EDITH Y. McCORMICK __ __ Crossville, Term. ANNA BELL WALDROOP Cleveland, Ga. RICHARD D. MILLER . __ Cullowhee, N. C. RUBY STURGELL __ .. Houckville, Ky. LEMLEY P. FOLEY __ __ Stuart, Va. HESTER L. DURHAM __ . McKinney, Ky. NORA L. HILLARD __ __ Eberle, Ky. HERBERT K. MONROE __ ._ Pataskala. Ohio DOROTHY STONE CHASTEEN __ Pineville, Ky. OLIVE VIRGINIA EATON __ __ Pearisburg, Va. JACK A. JONES __ __ Monticello, Ky. MARIE C. MORGAN __ _ Penland, N. C. ALLEN M. KEGLEY _ . Ault, Ky. NELLE JO ROBINSON Berea, Ky. T JIM OK JAMES MARVIN STEPP __ __ Marion, N. C. RUTH PICKLESIMER _ ._ Brevard. N. C. ALLEN Q. HUDSON __ __ Point Lookout, Mo. MARY K. HOUCHINS __ __ Fayetteville, W. Va. MARY PAVIONI __ __ Gallup, N. M. WORTH O. PHILLIPS . __ Pincola, N. C. JESSIE E. JUSTICE ._ ._ Pikeville, Ky. WILLIAM COWAN BLAIR __ ._ Elizaville, Ky. ANNA SUE OSBORN _. __ Louisa, Ky. LUSTER W. GOLDEN __ . Waldcn, Ky. OPAL ANDERSON __ __ McKee, Ky. JAMES C. BARTON __ Westminister, S. C. LEE E. ROBERTS Worley, N. C. EDITH W. CARTER ._ __ Big Stone, Ky. ELIZABETH HILL __ .. __Bean Station. Tenn. LISLE ROBERTS __ ._ Monticello, Ky. MARY M. ENGLE _. Berea, Ky. FRANK P. LAMB __ __ Speedwell, Tenn. NELLIE F. SEATZ __ ____ Todd, N. C. BONNIE CEE DIXON __ . . Renick, W. Va. NATALIE WOODFIN __ __ Campobello, S. C. OSCAR RYMER __ __ Buffalo, W. Va. NETTIE A. RICH __ ____ Liberty, Ky. DALNA WHITAKER __ __ Line Fork, Ky. ROBERT HILL Fort Gay, W. Va. JUNIORS FRANK L. BARTON __ __ Tigerville, S. C. MARGARET L. HATFIELD __ Red Jacket, W. Va. W ILLIAM TAYLOR DAVIS Paintsville, Ky. IONE COLYER — ._ Ml. Olivet, Ky. FRANCES E. McCALL _. __ Fulton, Mo. IVAN C. LANTZ __ __ Broadway, Va. FLORENCE L. RATLIFF __ __ Logan, W. Va. LAWRENCE A. WHISTLER Broadway, Va. SMITH B. JONES Harlan, Ky. GLADYS CARSON _. ._ Liberty, S. C. CLYDE NELON _. .. Mill Springs, N. C. URSIE B. GIBSON Louisville, Ky. MARTHA N. SMITH „ .. Ivyton, Tenn. THELMA POWELL __ __ Green Forest, Ark. EUGENE M. TAULBEE _ __ Logan, Ohio MARY OPATICH .. __ Hazard, Ky. SAMUEL H. JOHNSON __ __ Cody, Ky. RUBYE HAZEL BOLES __ __ Alpine, Tenn. DONNA IRENE CORNS ._ Tollesboro, Ky. GEORGE COM AN .. ._ East Springfield, Pa. ERNESTINE STEWART Stilwell, Okla. CLAYBORNE CAMPBELL __ __ Confluence, Ky. BERTHA ROMANSKY __ __ Summcrlee, W. Va. THELMA McKEEHAN MILLER __ Rockholds, Ky. JUNIORS GEORGE W. HAMILTON Birmingham, Ala. MARY MARTHA RICE _ ._ Paintsville, Ky. WAYMON D. SMITH __ Livingston, Tenn. LUCY CATHERINE STRUNK __ __ Bcrea, Ky. MIRIAM E. BREWER _. - Curryville, Ga. LEE GAMAUF _. -- Copley, Ohio EVA KATHLEEN ROVE __ .- Praise, Ky. RAYMOND F. WOERTH __ — Scribner, Neb. JOSEPH CAYLOR . — Whitley City, Ky. GRACE STIDHAM Confluence, Ky. HOWARD H. PARSONS __ — Woodbine, Ky. DOROTHY H. STEMPLE Hendricks, W. Va. GEORGIA ELLA MAE CORN — Greenville, S. C. VERNON O. WILDER _. — Corbin, Ky. WILLIAM P. WRIGHT .. — Boaz, Ala. DOROTHY WREN .. - Boone, Ky. ROY ESTES BROCKMAN __ — Asco. W. Va. MARY K. COCHRAN - — Ashland, Ky. HOBER.T L. LYKINS .. Richmond, Ky. PAULINE E. HASH __ — Lookout, W. Va. CARRIE VIRGINIA CALLISON -. Beard, W. Va. EDWARD W. GRIMM — Macedonia, O. JOYCE G. HARRIMAN Northampton, Mass. WILLIAM D. BALL . . Clintwood, NX ' . Va. HELEN C. MASTERSON — Alabama City, Ala. PRESIDENT _ ._ GENE POWERS VICE PRESIDENT _ ANNA SUE HOLLANDSWORTH SECRETARY ._ HOWARD TRENT TREASURER _. STUART CALWELL SERGEANT-AT-ARMS CAROL SMITH SOPHOMORES HOWARD E. TRENT __ __ Maysvillc, Ky. ANNA S. HOLLANDSWORTH ._ Welch, W. Va. GENE R. POWERS Dan, Ky. WM. STUART CALWELL __ __ Hinton, W. Va. CAROL HOPE SMITH _. ._ Hindman, Ky. JOHN B. FENN _. __ Berea, Ky. i HOWARD ALLEY _. . Omar, W. Va. MINNIE MAE FARRIS Trinity, Ky. THOMAS M. CABLE „ __ Fincastle, Ky. SELMA MAY BASSETT __ Williamson, W. Va. HAROLD W. BAILEY Baileysville, W. Va. MILDRED B. GORMAN __ __ Corbin, Ky. CARL AUVIL __ __ Heaters, W. Va. ANNA F. BORN __ __ Paducah, Ky. ROBERT O. BELCHER _. Corbm, Ky. GERALDINE BRYANT Hixon, Tenn. ERNEST F. BOYD ._ Indianapolis, Ind. ROSEMARY I. BROWN - — Atlantic, Iowa ML ' RL BROWN _. .. Somerset, Ky. RUBY MAE BURCHAM __ „ Gilmorc, Ky. OREN COUNTS __ . . St. Paul, Va. ELLEN BURTON __ - Carlisle, Ky. ERNEST BEITZ __ __ Clothier, W. Va. ALICE JEAN FAULKNER Atlanta, Ga. RAYMOND B. PADGETT _. .. Edgefield, S. C. DALE L. SMITH . . Hindman, Ky. KENNETH CHRISTIAN _ . Cullman, Ala. ANTOINETTE TURNER __ . Springfield, Ohio EARL M. WESLEY _. ._ Lynch, Ky. GRACE COUCH ._ Dry Hill. Ky. FOISTER DAVIS __ .. Barbourvillc, Ky. WILMA WALTERS — - Powell Station, Tenn. ELWOOD CASSELL __ ._ Amonate, Va. HAZEL VIRGINIA CAW ' OOD ___ Cawood, Ky. EDWARD HAR¥OOD _. Montello, Wis. MARGUERITE LUH .. __ Cincinnati, Ohio VICTOR DICK . . Eubank, Ky. MARY FLORENCE HEPLER _. Millboro. Va. CHARLES RAMSAY _. Gallatin, Tenn. CHARLES MATHENEY _. . Allegheny. Va. JOSEPH C. McDARRIS __ Barnardsville. N. C. MARIE COMBS _. ._ Harveyton, Ky. CHARLES JOHN MULLINS __ __ Keaton, Ky. EVELYN BOSTON __ Curryville, Ga. ARVIL WARD _. Bath, Ky. MARY BELLE McCORMICK Crossville, Tenn. TAYLOR MAPLES __ __ Woodville, Ala. CATHERINE WINSTON Asheville, N. C. $ if r.;=9 JACK S. HUGGIN __ __ Gaffney, S. C. LUCILLE SHARPE Corbin, Ky. GUYLES SUTTON __ Crab Orchard, Ky. LOIS McBRIDE __ __ Las Animas, Colorado BYON MORRIS __ _. Harlan, Ky. CLAYTIE MONTGOMERY Blue Sulphur Springs, W. Va. HAROLD RAY __ „ Foraker. Ky. LOUISE SCRIVNER __ Berea, Ky. JEROME TARTAR .. ._ Mintonville, Ky. ELIZABETH L. LAMB __ __ Paint Lick, Ky. WALDEN RICHARD . __ Gibsonburg, Ohio BESSIE TUCKER __ __ Whitley City, Ky. BENJAMIN SUTHERLAND Clintwood, Va. VIRGINIA SLAGLE __ Franklin, N. C. SCOTT RISNER __ __ Gcurrant, Ky. BLANCHE E. PITT . __ Trinity, Ala. CHARLES SMITH __ __ Pendleton, Ky. EDITH WEST __ Somerset, Ky. BURNICE LEE WALL __ Eubank, Ky. LILLIAN SELLS __ __ Alpine, Tenn. OTTIS SPURLOCK „ - Printer. Ky. JEAN PICKLESIMER _. Paintsville. Ky. ELMER HOUSE Mountain Home, Tenn. JEAN LESTER Morristown, Tenn. ROBERT PARKS ._ Mulberry, Term. PANSY MAE SKEAN __ .. Kenova, W. Va. MAURICE S. WALL „ __ Waynesburg, Ky. BUENA C. KISLR __ Jahile, Va. DEAN C. CORNETTE _. ._ Flatridge, Va. HAZEL PATTON _. - Combs. Ky. CHARLES WILLIAMS — -, Asheville, N. C. MARY ANN CASON __ „ Erlanger, Ky. WALTER WEBB __ „ Celina, Tenn. ROSEMARY SPITZER _ „ Iaeger, W. Va. CHARLES GUEST .. „ Greer, S. C. ZURY SETTLE __ — Fleming, Ky. RAY ROSS __ ._ Clairfield, Tenn. GERTRUDE TOWERY _. .. Berea, Ky. BEN SCOTT __ ._ LaFayette. Ga. CATHERINE CAMPBELL __ .. Woodville, Ala. MOIR PILSON __ - . Stuart, Va. CARL VOGEL _. ._ Ashland, Ky. EUGENE SMITH __ .. Cosby, Tenn. LILLIAN McGUIRE __ __ Berea, Ky. RUDD G. PHILLIPS __ __ Pineola, N. C. DELL MORRISON __ __ Baileyton, Tenn. W. A. SINGLETON __ __ Westminister, S. C. RUTH HINDS Livingston, Tenn. 1 m m --r d R V B | f$ : rf ir r £i ' d A tfk O, At Ik 1 vL Q t «■ tr 4 1 - - CHARLES BRIGHT __ __■ Welch, V. Va. FAY HOLLANDSWORTH __ __ Welch, W. Va. KRESS GARRETT __ Hiawassee, Ga. ANN EASTHAM __ . Lake City, Fla. KUN HYUN Keiio, Korea ELOISE MOORE __ __ Dunmore, W. Va. SETH GILKERSON __ __ East Lynn, W. Va. KATHRYN GAMAUF _. ._ Copley. Ohio MELVIN R. EVERHART .. ._ Berryvillc, Va. JOSEPHINE OSBORNE __ __ Weaverville, N. C. TRUMAN MOORE __ __ Cow Creek, Ky. IOLA NOWLIN _. ._ Jenkins, Ky. SELDON MORGAN __ __ Davy, W. Va. HELEN HARWOOD _. ._ Millersport, Ohio JOHN C. HENRY _. __ Ashland, Ky. BURDETTA JORDAN __ __ Brooksvillc Ky. CARLTON MILLER _. ._ Vinton, Iowa VIVIAN GREENE __ __ Clarrissa, N. C. DEWARD COLVARD __ __ Grassy Creek, N. C. CARLISLE KELLER -_ „ Somerset, Ky. VIRGIL POWELL __ Praise, Ky. MARTHA JEFFREY __ __ Slagle, W. Va. ELMER FELTNER Hyden, Ky. DAPHNE FRANCIS __ ... Carr Creek, Ky. CARLTON JOHNSON _. .. Paintsville, Ky. FLOE ELLIOTT __ __ Morning View, Ky. CLAUD SCROGGS „ . Ashevillc, N. C. JANET CASE __ ._ Sinai, Ky. ELWYN PALMER _. .. Pinson, AU. JEAN KIVETT .. Speedwell, Tenn. GEORGE WELLS _. ._ Auxier, Ky. CORDELIA HILL __ . Berea, Ky. ROBERT MARTIN CLAY . Huntington. W. Va. EMMA ROSE BLACKBURN __ Berea, Ky. V L WALTER ROBERTS __ __ Burnside, Ky. DORIS WIDNER __ „ Concord, Tenn. ZENAS DAUGHERTY .. . Freeburn. Ky. PAULINE ROBERTS __ Worley, N. C. EDWARD JARMER .. __ Somerset, Ky. LOUISE HUDSON .. ._ Berea, Ky. ISAAC L. MITCHELL __ __ Springdale, W. Va. ELIZABETH PORTER __ Thacker Mines, W. Va. EDWIN YOAKUM „ __ La Follette, Tenn. MARTHA ROGERS __ __ Mauldin, S. C. WAYNE LOWMAN Connelley Springs, N. C. JAMES KILLIAM __ . Blacksburg, S. C. SAM BILLY SMITH Bow, Ky. ADRIA L. RISER . J a hile, Va. ) a {J - ? EDWARD MELTON __ Lynch, Ky. LORRAINE BRAMMELL __ . Leon, Ky. FREDERICK MANN __ __ Renick, W. Va, JOE C. HAMILTON __ .._ Hendersonville, Tenn. HARVEY LANCE __ __ Sparta, Tenn. JOHN CENTER __ __ Hazel Green, Ky. ANNE GOULD . __ Pasadena, California OLLIE MUSICK __ Van Lear, Ky. PRESIDENT _. _ DAVID A. BELDON VICE PRESIDENT __ _ DALLAS H. CANDY SECRETARY ._ JANET HARPER TREASURER _. __ JAMES BRASSFIELD i m:sii ii; DALLAS H. CANDY __ ._ Unionville, Ohio. VIRGIE HAZEL CULBERTSON __ Gate City. Va. LESLIE BURGESS __ __ Connelly Springs, N. C. MARY LILLIAN MILNE Eddyville, Ky. JESSE JAMES EGGERS __ __ Sherwood, N. C. EMMER F. DAVIDSON ._ Fort Blackmore. Va. ROY D. ADKINS __ __ Midkiff, W. Va. LOIS FOLGER __ __ Dobson, N. C. DAVID A. BELDON __ __ Paintsville, Ky. ALICE E. ELSWICK Richlands, Va. RALPH PENDERY __ __ Fort Thomas, Ky. ELIZABETH E. PROPPS Fayetteville, W. Va. LOUIS A. BARTHA __ Toledo, Ohio ADA M. McGRAW __ Lansing, . Va. EDWARD J. CAMPBELL _ Woodville, Ala. ELSIE CATHARINE CAIRNS Williamsburg, Ky. LEXIE CAMPBELL .. . Ary, Kv. JOSEPHINE JACKSON __ . Gibson Station, Va. HENDRICKS CANIDA __ . Hellier, Ky. JEANETTE HUNTINGTON __ Berea, Ky. ROLLAND GRIMW ' OOD __ Meridianville, Ala. EDITH H. PENNINGTON .. . Krypton, Ky. WILLIAM EDWARD SUTTON Langley, Ky. ALVA JUANITA PAYNE Curryville, Ga. ROXY LOUISE LESTER __ Liberty, Ky. GAIUS HASTON FARLEY _. Heidelberg, Ky. DOROTHY HORNSBY __ Mill Pond, Ky. ROGER CLAY POYNTER __ Frenchburg, Ky. MARY IRENE PIERATT __ __ Bonny, Ky. JAMES HAYDN SILER . ._ Jcllico, Tenn. THELMA M. TODD . __ Berea, Ky. JAMES A. BAILEY __ __ Baileyton, Tenn. MARY ELIZABETH HUFF __ . Berea, Ky. WILLIAM R. LAY, JR. __ __ Barbourville, Ky. FRANCES EAVES MORGAN . Greensboro, N. C. WILLIAM ALLEN BLAIR West Liberty, Ky. DAISY L. MURPHY __ Ezel, Ky. ELBERT D. STEPHENS __ Grimsley, Tenn. WILLIE JEAN McINTURFF Pineville, Kv. HENRY GASTON __ . . Belmont, N. C. WILMER CREECH __ __ Pine Mountain, Ky. KENNETH HARLAN WHITT McGlone, Ky. WATHENA HOUCK COOPER __ Houckville, Ky. HARLAN W. HIRSCHY __ __ Evans City, Pa. MARY EUNICE WASHINGTON ___ Stem, N. C. CALEB POWERS YORK __ __ Windsor, Ky. JOSEPHINE LENORE WATKINS __ Liberty, Ky. HARLAN HOLBROOK RISNER __ Guerrant, Ky. VIRGINIA BAKER _. ._ felty, Ky. BARTOW M. THOMAS __ __ Meridianville, Ala. ALLENE MOSS .. . Smithville, Tenn. JOSEPH W. CANIDA .. __ Helier, Ky. NANCY ETHEL KILBURN „ „_ Garrett. Ky. ROBERT McCUTCHEON __ __ Bishop, Va. FRANCES L. BATSON Traveler ' s Rest, S. C. HURSHALL JAMES SKAGGS Terryville, Ky. HELEN MORRELL ._ __ Spruce Pine, N. C. GLEN D. McDOWELL __ __ East Bernstadt, Ky. DORIS ROBINSON __ __ Berea, Ky. RAY WILLIAM PADGETT Forest City, N. C. LENORE ESTELLE MILLER __ Greenview, W. Va. KENNETH GIBBS ._ Somerset, Ky. VIVIAN PAGE LEE ._ __ Pineville, Ky. RALPH EVERSOLE __ ._ Hyden, Ky. MARJORIE L. GREENE __ . Clarrisa, N. C. DORSEY L. PRICE ._ . Montpelier, Ind. KATHLEEN A. RUDDLE .. Somerset, Ky. MAYHEW CLARK . Hammond, Ky. VIVIAN E. GREENE (Soph.) Clarissa, N. C. HAROLD ZOPP _ R.uneville. W. Va. HELEN LUTTRELL __ „ Liberty, Ky. OSCAR DEYTON __ __ Green Mountain, N. C. ROTHELL B. MASSON East Bernstadt, Ky. RUTH PEARL PENNINGTON __ Waynesville, O. ARTIS L. HILLMAN _. --St. Paul, Va. CLOE HENSON __ __ Liberty, Ky. WILLIAM EDWARD PING ._ __ Grade, Ky. ETHEL WALTERS . .. Williamsport, Ky. ROBERT M. GAY ._ __ Boonesville, Ky. RUTH MAE K1LBOURNE __ __ Berea, Ky. WILLIAM M. McNEIL __ __ Boomer, N. C. MELBA E. WILSON _. -_ Benton, Tenn. ELIC SEGAL HAMBLEN __ __ Whitley City, Ky. JOSEPHINE RICE _. __ Hinton, W. Va. WALTER PAYNE .. __ Corbin, Ky. MABEL HENDERSON .. .. Linda, Ky. JAMES MONROE WRIGHT __ __ Boaz, Ala. EDDIE JEWELL MARTIN ___ Crab Orchard, Ky. SQUIRE N. WILLIAMS, JR. __ Frenchburg, Ky. ADRIENNE TERRY __ Oneida, Tenn. CLISBY CAREY MOXLEY .. .. Creston, Ky. SUSIE LOUISE JOHNSON __ Maynardsville, Tenn. EVERETT L. GIBSON Raceland. Ky. BILLIE MAE SUTHERLAND __ __ Grundy, Va. JOHN H. HOLBROOK __ __ Rush, Ky. ELIZABETH E. THOMSON __ _ Louisville, Ky. HARMON HUNT __ __ Combs, Ky. FAIRY V. CORNELIUS __ __ Ionia, Ky. WILLIAM JOHN WELCH __ __ Elkhart, Ind. THELMA CARROLL __ __ Pineville, Ky. MILTON D. HUMPHRIES __ Marlinton, W. Va. IDA MAE PIERATT __ __ Maytown, Ky. JAMES RUSSELL MOORE .. __ Marion, Va. HALLA MAE DUFF __ __ Chavies, Ky. RALPH I. DEADERICK _. _ Knoxville, Tenn. ZADA MARIE MOORE __ _. Altro, Ky. CHARLES C. SOWERS — _ .. Blueneld. Va. NELLIE MAE JONES _ __ Mill Spring, N. C. LESLIE RAY WATTS __ __ Monroe, Va. HAZEL ETHEL SMITH __ . Prichard, W. Va. CHARLES ANDREW BROOKS Corbin, Ky. OPAL MAXINE WOOTEN ._ — Louisa, Ky. KERMIT MILLS __ Manchester, Ky. EVELYN A. STRACHAN „ __ Corbin, Ky. CHARLES LESTER CORNETT __ __ Lynch, Ky. GEORGIE ELISE HINDS „ „ Livingston, Tenn. JAMES L. COX __ Hinton, W. Va. ADA CROSS „ Harlan, Ky. CHARLES M. PROCTOR _ __ Madison, W. Va. JESSIE ELLER PENNINGTON Drumore, Pa. JOSEPH MORRIS __ Clothier, W. Va. (UF ■ FRANCES LULA WILSON _. __ Boaz, Ala. Y 1 HUGH THOMAS HURST Alden, Ala. A — EUGENIA LOUISE CARTER „ Democrat, N. C. A CARL MADDEN .. C.irr Creek, Kv. m . EILEEN HOWSMON .. .. Dayton, O. - FLOYD WILLIAM DOWNS ._ West Mills, N. C. f — . MILDRED M. TURNER __ __ McCormick, S. C. DEWEY E. HUFF ._ Cain ' s Store, Ky. L - MARTHA E. NEWBERRY . . ._ Fullerton, Ky. JAMES ALTON GOFORTH Asheville, N. C. {j CORA LEE DIXON __ Gander, Ky. ' ■.. W ' A I m, CHARLES WILLIAM STONE _ __ Pineville, Ky. NANCY R. SHAWVER Holden, W. Va NELSON M. MARLAR __ __ Honey Bee, Ky. A GRACE ELEANOR KILBOURNE __ __ Berea, Ky. ) QUENTIN KEEN Buckhorn, Kv. - I 1 M 1 I BETTY FORBES __ __ Kingsport, Tenn. . m W JOHN A. WATSON .. __ Middlesboro, Ky. | J3T til MARY LUCILLE HARGIS „ __ Somerset, Ky. r Aj JOHN L. WILLIAMS __ __ Harlan, Kv. T BERNICE CENTER __ Berea, Ky. mgk fl k HAROLD G. FLANNARY __ __ Jonesville, Va. EFFIE JANE PRYSE Beattvville. Kv. K A y M : ■■■I IK M ROBHRT EARL ADAMS __ __ Weaverville, N. C. - I . «G m.f M BERTHA IRENE ALLEN Hueysville, Ky. A JU EUGENE W. BRASSFIELD __ __ Carpenter, Ky. 1 Jf fA MARY ANN BOGGS __ Franklin, . Va. U T MARTIN B. CUMMINGS Big Stone Gap, Va. HENRIETTA MARIA DAVIDSON __ Amco, Ky. Hr r «fl - f -J a IM1 Oneida, Ky. Pk -«■ BF JOSEPH N. BANNER Sugar Grove, N. C. B . LENA t:THIL GUEST „_ __ Greer, S. C. ' «? % ■ 01 RUBY BAIRD - C b Orchard, Ky. S- ' • Tl GRANT F. BEGLEY Hyden. Ky. A . MARY LUCILLE HARPER __ __ Somerset, Ky. N ■ dim . bB DL IDA MAE BLANKENSHIP _ __ Welch, V. Va. Jl jV WILLIAM RAY BECKNELL _. . Blake, Ky. ■L NELDA ANDERSON ._ Ezcl, Ky. - -3 IWf - • r a lB f ELLEN BROOKS __ __ Hot Springs. N. C. —St) ■ %r jri RICHARD I I WIS BROWN _. __ Steelton, Pa. ■k V - C -- ' 3W IANET O. HARPER Franklin, Va. Mk Ik J gs Mm T mk ■ ff 9m ,5. VJ JOHN N. BEHRENS „ __ Timbervillc, Va. _ J - ' ' WILDA B, BRAY __ Hindman, Ky. aJK - . i. ' -3a m. PSk WILLIAM A. BOYCE Pleasant Hill, Tenn. Im uk m M m i ,T W IAM1S I. BRASSFIELD „ Carpenter, Ky. FRANKIE SMITH . . Decoy. Ky. JOHN T. STRICKLAND Albertville, Ala. GWENDOLYN TAULBEE __ __ Beattyville, Ky. HARRY D. WILLIAMS __ __ McRoberts, Ky. ELSA CLEO SHARPTON __ __ Logan, Ala. EDGAR A. HUDSON _ __ Fogertown, Ky. MILDRED LOUISE WHEELER Ashland, Ky. ASA P. GULLETT __ _. West Liberty. Ky. FRANCES F. LILLARD __ __ Duet, Va. LEONARD W. ROBERTS . __ Osborn, Ky. EDITH K. CLOUD ._ __ Ocoee, Tenn. ANDREW H. HENDERSON McVeigh, Ky. FRANCES L. WHITESIDE __ Weaverville, N. C. CHESTER C. CORNETT __ __ Viper, Ky. LORA ANNE KISER . . __ Fremont, Va. EVELYN A. HOPKINS Marytown, W. Va. BOBBIE LOU DYAR ._ __ Boaz, Ala. HUBERT F. STEPP .. Marion, N. C. THELMA LEE MONICAL Owensboro, Ky. O fo , 1 r r 1 B p fit fta X i m (9 2 - m ' t Ij NURSES CLASS OF 193 8 BEATRICE WILLIAMS __ __ Jenkins, Ky. ANNA LEE DULANEY __ . Buffield, Va. JOYCE HIRSCHEY __ __ Evans City, Pa. l.ETITIALOWE, ' 36 __ __ Warfield, Ky. LILLIAN COMBS __ . Rutledge, Tenn. MILDRED JUDY . ._ Middlctown, Va. ELAINE GOBEN _. Redbird, Ky. BFRTEIA ISAACS __ __ Somerset, Ky. RUTH BARLOW _ . Johnson City, Tenn. CLASS OF 1936 GEORGIA RICE __ Manchester, Ky. HELEN HICKS __ __ Amherst, Va. GAZELLE REXROAD __ Davis, W. Va. JUANITA MILLS _. Fogcrtown, Ky. ANNA DE YOUNG, ' 3 7 .. Newark, N. Y. EVELYN CANTRELL __ Pickens, S. C. PHELPS STOKES CHAPEL ACTIVITIES Dclmas W. Abbott EDITOR THE CHIMES is entirely a student publication, done by students carrying a full load of classes. The completion of it has meant hours of work for members of the staff, hours of work aside from reading, study, or extra curricular interest. An attempt has been made to include all representative activities of the campus, activities which will serve as a stimulus for reminiscence years after the present grad- uating classes have gone. The success of such a venture has depended upon the coopera- tion of the several organizations and departments of the institution. Admittedly, in some instances success has not been complete. Some pictures were made too late for inclusion in the book, and the activities of some groups were not finished in time for complete stories of their work. Some people will like the annual, and some will not. Realizing that a publication of such a personal nature as a yearbook cannot in its entirety satisfy all persons with whom it is concerned, the staff of THE CHIMES has hoped only to satisfy as many as possible. The editor and the business manager are grateful to Frank Long and Jesse Stuart for their contributions; to the members of the staff who have been earnestly concerned with the success of the book; to the College Press for working many over-time hours; to the advertisers; to the Ogg Studio for kind cooperation; and to all other individuals and groups who have aided with the publication of THE CHIMES OF 193 6. Elwood Rosenbaum BUSINESS MANAGER f ft wm t Vaughn Stewart Crumley THE CHIMES STAFF ASSISTANT EDITORS CLARICE CRUMLEY OMEGA GENTRY LYLE DOCKERY ALBERT STEWART ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY CECIL CULBERTSOX KATHERINE WHITAKER WALTER WHEELER ELEANOR JOHNSTON BUSINESS ASSISTANTS ELIZABETH VAUGHN J. T. WALLER VIRGINIA CALLISON VERNON McDANIEL C5 fj (? ' o fSl Bte f Orla Deyton, Pres.; Betty Vaughn, Lois Deyton, Lois Pennington, Carlton Hastings, Claud Scroggs, Alice Lowe, Clarice Crumley, Lillian Roche, Gora Duff. Mildred Luker, Jack Huggin, Grace Littlcjohn, James Stepp, Blanche Pitt, Carlylc Kellar, Benjamin Sutherland, Eliza- beth Culbertson, Lillard Hart, Flora Hudson. Carl Auvil, Carol Smith, Charles Guest, Lily Bennett, Grant Ashley, Charles Proctor, Myrtle Janey, Conley Boiling, Frances Chambers, Rhett Everhart. Bertha Romansky, Walter Payne, Ella Mae Corn, Charles Sowers, Helen Irwin, Kathleen Ruddle, James Cox, Margaret Hatfield, J. L. Moore, Eugenia Avery. Ann Eastham, Floe Elliott, Ruth Pennington, Bernice Harris, Gona Dorsey, Betty Forbes, Opal Anderson, Hallie Mae Duff, Omega Gentry, Mary Dell Weaver. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatics Club has given almost one hundred students a chance to gain actual experience in acting and producing in the many one-act plays presented at the Tuesday night meetings. This year a special effort was made to use plays and methods that will prove practical for community and school work. The public has been permitted to see Abner ' s Cove, a play written by Dr. Raine and given for the trustees of the college, The King Forgets, presented to the Assembly in March, and two major plays, in the fall The Man From Toronto, and in the spring The First Mrs. Fraser. . - S -« ' ll«- llOIII - I.U-lM-lil ' ALPHA PSI OMEGA The Berea chapter of the Alpha Psi Omega, national honorary dramatic fraternity, was established in Berea College in 1932. Those members of the Dramatics Club who have earned at least twenty points in acting, directing, costuming, and general pro- ducing are eligible for election to the fraternity. Since this is an honor society it stimu- lates students to a high standard of work, and provides a wider fellowship for those interested in the art of play production. Nine new members have been added this year. Omega Gentry, Claud Scroggs, Betty Vaughn, Annie Lee Goins, Orla Deyton, Estill Meadows. James Watt Raine, Myrtle Janey, Clarice Crumley, Norman Wheeler, Miriam Brewer, Lois Deyton. Mr. J. w . Sattler, Elzie Wesley, Clarice Crumley, Pres., Cecil Culbertson, Lily Bennett, Mr. Rex Hjrdin, Dean A. G. «eidler. Sec. and Tre.is. TAtT KAPPA ALPHA Tau Kappa Alpha, national forensic fraternity, sponsors all the forensic activities: debating, oratory, and various forms of public speaking that are a part of the campus extra curriculum. Campus forensics have been unusually gratifying this year. First honors in the Home Peace Oratorical contest, held in the fall, went to Carlton Miller, sophomore; second and third were awarded to Elzie Wesley and Clarice Crumley, respectively. Mr. Miller fol- lowed through to win the State Contest held in Berea a few days later. The spring oratorical contest for women was won by Lily Bennet, senior. Mary Ann Cason ranked second and Betty Lamb third. In the men ' s spring contest Elzie Wesley was first choice, John Williams second, and James Stepp third. On March 7, Miss Bennett and Mr. Wesley represented Berea in the State contest at Bowling Green, Ky. Again Miss Bennett was selected as winner, but Mr. Wesley was eliminated. Miss Bennett ' s victory won her a place in the National contest, held at Evanston, 111. In debating, various attempts were made to break away from the rigid system of the past. The season was opened with the forum system in which the problem is discussed in a frank and honest manner from every possible angle. Elzie Wesley and Clarice Crumley began the series with a discussion with Maryville College, of Tennessee. James Stepp and Vernon McDaniel met the team from the University of Dayton in a regular debate on the proposition: Resolved, that Congress should have the power to override, by a two-thirds majority vote, any decision of the Supreme Court declaring an Act of Con- gress unconstitutional. On February 2 9, Berea sent five teams to Lexington to participate in a round-robin tournament with the representatives of various colleges throughout Kentucky and Ohio. The results of the tournament have not been announced. Betty Lamb and Mary Ann Cason met the women debaters from Western State Teach- ers College and Lloyd Roberts and Harold Brown Clark met the Western men debaters here in a non-decision debate on March 19. At the spring regional convention of Tau Kappa Alpha, held in Cincinnati on March 20 and 21, a system of debating known as heckling was followed. In this style each speaker, after briefly presenting his case, is vigorously cross-questioned by the opposing team. Clarice Crumley and Carlton Miller won first honors in the convention heckling tournament. James Stepp received the trophy for first place in after-dinner speaking. And Mr. J. W. Sattler, coach of Berea forensics, was elected chairman of the regional convention for next year. The forensic season was cut somewhat short this year because of the prevalence of epidemics throughout the country. TAU KAPPA ALPHA ASSOCIATES Betty Lamb, Carlton Hastings, John Fenn, Waymon Smith, Vernon McDaniel, Joe Janes, James Stepp, Lloyd Roberts, Charles Guest, Moir Pilson, Jesse Damron, Thurman Hibbitts, Mary Ann Cason, lames Cox, John Williams, Robert Thornhill, Harold Clark, Maurice Ball. PI ALPHA Reading Top to Botton, Row 1 : Grant Ashley, Grady Self, James Layne, Marvin Sharder, Earl Tye. Second Row: Harriet Baker, Evelyn Marsh, J. T. Waller, Acus Edwards, Thomas Gunnell. FRENCH CLUB First Row: Earl Tye, Ethel Guest, Maris Combs, Esther Avery, Natalie Woodfin, Chas. Ramsey. Second Row: Anna Sue Osborne, Frances Sugg, Antoinette Turner, Hayden Siler, Ruth Picklesimer, Louise Stafford. Third Row: Orb Deyton, Joyce Harriman, Roy Wesley, Gladys Carson, Pauline Hash, Maurice Ball. 3 PI GAMMA MU Mary Engle, Willis Richard, Harold Clark, Stella Ball, Mr. Rex Hardin, Margaret Walters, Cecil Cul- bertson, Clifton Neff, Allene Winton, Arthur Roisum, Alice Lowe, James Stepp, Mary Slagle, Dean A. G. Weidler, Mr. Lee Crippen, Mr. Gordon Ross, Conley Boling, Dr. E. T. Parks, Evelyn Marsh, Mr. William J. Baird, Edward Adkins. ft ft eh (% ft ft •:: ft DELTA PHI ALPHA Xury Settle, Willis Richard, Jake Barton, Raymond Wocrch, Anna Horn, Pres., Jerome Tartar. Byon Morris, W. G. Ross, Grady Self, Edward Jarmer, Ear] Wesley, Frances Sugg, Roy Wesley, Marvin Shrader, Everett Meadors, Roger Erickson. o, PINNACLE STAFF Carlton Hastings, Editor-in-chief; Htfward Alley, Cecil Cjlbertson, Grace Littlejohn, Howard Trent, Karl Vogel, Lyle Dockery, Claud Scroggs, Robert Belcher, Carl Auvil, Victor Dick, Florence Hepler, Betty Forbes, Ruth Pennington, Miriam Brewer, Hayden Siler, Eugenia Avery, James Cox, lone Colyer, Alice Lowe, Edna Ritchie, Martha Jeffrey, Jessie Pennington, Clarice Crumley, Hazel Culbertson, Jessie Justice, Mildred Gorman, Roy N. Walters, Sponsor. The Pinnacle 7 BEKEA COLLEGE .H ' NTY, Kl ., THURS., DEC. 12, 1935 3EREA STUF NT WIR HONORS NEPARPF MONGFMfe iVarsii£f ' fmS ' ? f tt C VT iHc.20 fc ttt Student, R State of W. Wins Red Ribb, tion.l 4-H Clul Varsil • ift.c.20 kl ' eceive MeetCun,- M.n.L n.Provide S.n- QQ TOBAGO Hal : ■■■■■ - k Pi OSPEAK u ' THEMESSlAH ■ ■■n of i..f. u -. i w„.-u ;; ,.„ ; ana « - AGRICULTURAL UNION Smith T. Powell, Worth Phillips, Smith Jones, Truman Greer, Richard Roberts, Dean Cornet te, Mr. Benton Fielder, Everett Gibson, Mr. Howard Monier, Oscar Deyton, Howard Sparks, Burn ice Wall, Joe Hamilton, Frank Barton, Lee Gamauf, Ralph Cunditt, Claud Scroggs, Clay Colson, Mr. Jack Miller, Stanley Wall, Rolland Grim wood, Willie Childers, Kun Hyun, Ross Corn, Marvin Nesbitt, Phillip Grim- wood, Lisle Roberts, Mr. Charles Price, Ben Scott, Monroe Nesbitt, Joe Janes, Hugh Partin, Charles Hughes. v AGRICULTURE-HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Mr. Charles Price, Elizabeth Vaughn, Smith T. Powell, Elizabeth Culbertson, Mar- vin Nesbitt, Mary Dell Weaver, Truman Greer, Hugh Partin, Thelma Powell, Mr. Howard Monier, Ruth Coughlin, Phillip Grimwood, Jessie Hazelwood, Mr. Jack Miller, Ruth Allen, Howard Parsons, Bertha Romansky, Jewell Wilson, Charles Hughes, Virgie Ferrell. fcU tt « i k tits 4 AGRICULTURAL UNION Charles McDarris, William Davis, Edwin Yoakum, Ray Becknell, Clisby Moxley, Hugh Hurst, Bruce Cummings, John Watson, Roscoe Grider, Haston Farley, Joe Banner, Taylor Maples, Lester Cornette, James Killian, Charles Mullins, Ted Ramsey, Oscar Rymer, Bartow Thomas, Hester Durham, Scott Risner, Allen Kegley, Howard Parsons, Victor Dick, Ray Ross, Carlton Johnson, Glen McDowell, Jack Jones, Deward Colvard, Chester Cornette, Mr. F. A. Stewart, Harlan Risner, Kenneth Whitt, Allen Hudson. V AGRICULTURE-HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Anna Sue Osborne, Ross Corn, Orlela Daniels, Smith Jones, Jewell Wilson, Mr. Benton Fielder, Bonnie Dixon, Richard Roberts, Clay Colson, Joe Janes, Lee Gamauf, Tod Ramsey, Hester Durham, Lisle Roberts, William Davis, Frank Barton, Roscoe Grider, Virginia Callison, Monroe Nesbitt, Willie Childers. C5 o 44 fr. fs O rr ti ft q n q r Y. M. C. A. CABINET First Row: Herbert Murphy, John McCutcheon, Carlton Hastings, Cecil Culbertson, Gene Powers, Willis Richard, Claud Scroggs. Second Row: J. T. Waller, Lyle Dockery, Thaddeus Worrell, James Stepp, James Hollandsworth, Elwood Rosenbaum, Lemley Foley. Third Row: Kun Hyun, Geo. Ely, Byon Morris, Marvin Shrader, Ben Scott, Thurman Hibbitts. Karl Vogel. Fourth Row: Giftord Martin, Vernon Wilder. Smith T. Powell. George Hamilton. Lee Gamauf, Carlton Miller, John Fenn. Y. W. C. A. CABINET First Row: Alice Lowe, Mary Engle, Virginia Callison, Mary Slagle, Mabel Brigance, Edna Ritchie, Fay Hollandsworth. Second Row: Margaret Walters, Julia Irene Holcombe, Margaret Brannan, Rubv Boles, Mabel Tavlor, Florence Bryan, Thelma Powell. SB v II m UTILE DULCE Mary Pavioni, Hi Taylor, Esther Avery, Mary Arrcndalc, Orl. ' la Daniels, Flo Elliott, Virginia Eaton, Eugenia Avery, Antoinette Turner. PHI DELTA Row One: Earmon Hunt, Henry Gaston, Eddie Collins, Moir Pilson, Carlton Johnson, Herman Johnson, Lemley Foley, Claud Scroggs, Jerome Tartar. Row Two: James Goforth, Qucntin Keen, Truman Moore, Ivan Lantz, Herbert Monroe, Thaddeus Worrell, Hansel Mc- Cowan, Joe Janes, Wayne Lowman. Row Three: James Layne, Rothell Mason, Glen McDowell, Ward Gilkerson, Eugene Smith, Dean Cornett, Clyde Nelon. Rhett Everhart, Elwood Rosenbaum. Row Four: Charles Guest, Claybourne Campbell, Frederick Mann, Ernest Hillard, William Lay, Edward Ping, Isaac Mitchell, Elmer Feltner, Lawrence Whistler, Kin McNeil, Arvil Ward. II ft m o a a a e 5 at f-C. PI MU LAMBDA Edna Baker, Ruby Sturgell, Harriet Baker, Rosemary Brown, Catherine Campbell, Callie Stevens, Edith Carter, Hazel Cawood, Evelyn Ball, Ado Gage, Pauline Hash, Margaret Walters, Katherine Hammel, Jewell Martin, Bonnie Dixon, Pauline Allen, Ursie Gibson, Genevieve Moran, Bertha Romansky, Louise Ratliff, Lois Pennington, Edith West, Auda Led better, Kathleen Brammel. RHO DELTA Edwin Yoakum, Deward Colvard, Howard Bailey, Robert Taylor, W. A. Singleton, Lee Gamauf, Walter Roberts, Robert Clay, Carl Anvil, Grant Ashley, Kun Hyun, Ross Corn, Jake Barton, Oren Counts, Vernon Wilder, Everett Meadows, Ray Ross, Willie Childers, Marvin Shrader, Allen Hudson, John Fenn, Raymond Worth, Charles Ramsey, Ben Scott. a, r -i fs 5 o a ( r. a q 9i ip C3 £ C — B 15 f 5 ic INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Clarice Crumley, Pres., Floyd Downs, Frances Chambers, Clifton Neff, Mabel Brigance, Charles Proctor, Floe Elliott, Cecil Culbertson, Mr. Lee Crippen, Mary Ann Cason, George Coman, Natalie Woodfin, Edward Adkins, I la Taylor, Ernest Hillard,. Vinie Mae Thomas, Mary Engle, Robert Parks, Allene Winton, James Stepp, Ado Gage, Richard Roberts, John Williams, Dr. E. T. Parks. KAPPA GAMMA Suella Owens, Doris Widener, Eline Harper, Mary Ann Cason, Mary Slagle, Jessie Hazel wood, Mary Del Weaver, Virginia Callison, Gladys Carson, Alice Lowe, Clarice Crumley, Flelen Green, Anna Sue Osborne Flora Hudson. p C!XO f$ C Q A ' ' ;r U ' , kA f5 O £| CI Q f f ) O ' . £ a f i ftqofl ALPHA ZETA First Row: Herbert Murphy, J. T. Waller, Cecil Culbertson, Will Pat Combs, William Sloan, Ralph Cundiff, Evan Edwards, Marvin Nesbitt, Stanley Wall, Roy Wesley. Second Row: James Hollandsworth, George Hamilton, Lyla Dockery, Maurice Ball, George Coman, Grady Self, Porter Bailey, ' Grady Campbell, Ralph Pendery, Walter Wheeler. Third Row: Smith T. Powell, James Stepp, Gifford Martin, Thurman Hibbitts, Vernon McDaniel, Earl Wesley, Hobart Lykins, Elwyn Palmer, Robert Parks, Acus Edwards. PI EPSILON PI Omega Gentry, Mary Katharine Houchins, Hallie Mae DurT, Mary Cochran, Betty Clco Sharpton, Margaret Hatfield, Ada Cross, Carlyle Kellar. Blanche Pitt, Mary Engle, Ruth Picklesimer, W ' ilmer Creech, Ruby B.iird, Lucile Whiteside, Ann East ham, Helen Masterson, Bessie Tucker. fo O dfk fa - f o o o t tii J ki ' -fc ,t,i ItmiifelMfe 4 w dk fet v km ALPHA ZETA First Row: Ernest Boyd, Taylor Maples, Louis Bartha, Roland Grimwood, Ralph Eversole, Leslie Burgess, Charles Bright, Frank Barton, John Williams, William Ball. Second Row: Hester Lee Durham, Richard Brown, Edward Melton, Edward jarmer, Kenneth Gibbs, Charles Proctor, Charles Smith, Milton Humphrey, Herbert Canida, Howard Parsons. Third Row: David Hammack, George Wells, Murl Brown, Floyd Downs, Alfred Layne, Hubert Stepp, Charles Stone, Harold Ray, Virgil Powell, Jack McCutcheon. PI EPSILON PI Orla Dcyton, Betty Vaughn, Elizabeth Culbertson, Carol Smith, Arlie Henson, Ellen Burton, Grace Prewett, Lois Deyton, Frances Sugg.. Kathryn Stumbo, Grace Littlejohn, Martha Rice, Jean Picklesimer, Helen Irwin, Lucille Scwell, Florence Hepler, Mildred Gorman, Evelyn Marsh. ORCHESTRA First Row; Ralph Rigby, Director; Dorothy Hall, 1st Violin; Jcanctte Huntington, 1st Violin; Charles Chidester, Flute; Edna Baker, Flute; Rosalie Seale, Cello; Mrs. Elisabeth Peck, Viola; Oscar Hayes, Viola; Helen Roisum, 2nd Violin; Mrs. John Smith, 2nd Violin; Raymond Durham, 2nd Violin. 2nd Row: Katherine Murphy, Accompanist; Woodrow Pickering, Oboe; Roy Wesley, Saxophone; Lillian Roche, Bassoon; Raymond Padgett, 2nd Clarinet; Edmund Dur- ham, 1st Clarinet; John Henry, Trombone; Gilbert Roberts, French Horn; Robert Wallace, French Horn; Helen Crossen, 2nd Violin; Mattie Carpenter, 2nd Violin. Third Row: Gifford Martin, Tympani; Robert Fielder, Side Drums; Earl Wesley, 2nd Trumpet; Walden Richard, Sousaphonc; James Hollandsworth, 1st Trumpet, Mary Cochran, String Bass. BAND First Row: Howard Trent, Drum Major; Gifford Martin, Tympani; Robert Fielder, Snare Drum; Benton Fielder, Snare Drum; Edmund Durham, Clarinet; Raymond Padgett, Clarinet; John Fenn, Clarinet; Edna Baker, Flute; Lois McBride, Oboe; Wood- row Pickering, Oboe- — Asst. Director; Willis Richard, Trumpet; Earl Wesley, Trumpet; Gilbert Roberts, Trumpet; James Hollandsworth, Trumpet; Alfred Lane, Bass Drum; Prof Ralph Rigby, Director. Second Row: Kenneth Gibbs, Clarinet; Selma Bassett, Clarinet; Lois Parks, Clarinet; Leonard Roberts, Clarinet; Charles Chidester, Piccolo; Lillian Roche, Bassoon; William Blackburn, French Horn; Anna Sue Hollandsworth, Alto Horn; Larry Morgan, Alto Horn; Leslie Burgess, Trumpet; Charles Ramsey, Trumpet ; Arthur Rice Trumpet; Byon Morris, Clarinet. Third Row: John Wm. Allen, Tenor Saxophone; Roy Wesley, Alto Saxophone; George Coman, Alto Saxophone; Glen Rader, Alto Saxophone; Curtis Blair, Bass Horn; Karl Vogel, Sousaphonc; George Moore, Sousaphone; Mary Cochran, String Bass; Charles Brooks, Baritone; John Robinson, Trombone; John Henry, Trombone; Walden Richard, Baritone. WOMEN ' S HOUSE GOVERNMENT Seated: Gay Caudill, Lois PciUiingtO (President), Lucy lie Whiteside. Standing: Miss Julia Allen, Lula Brock, Miss May li. Smith, Louise Sutherland. COOPERATIVE COUNCIE First Row: Raymond Wocrth, Genevieve Moran. Second Row: Alice Lowe (Secretary) , Willis Richard, Miss Emily Ann Smith, John McCutcheon (President), Katherine Hammel, Miss May B. Smith. Third Row: Josephine Osborne, Omega Gentry, Clifton NefT, John Strickland, Herbert Murphy, Lois Pennington, Robert Parks. COLLEGIATE UNION Seated: Delmas W. Abbott (President), Frances McCall (Secretary), Willis Rich- ard (Treasurer). Standing: J. T. Waller (Chorister), Her- bert Murphy (Social Chairman), How- ard Trent (Pianist). SOCIOLOGY CLUB 1st Row: Delmas W. Abbott, Vinnie Mae Thomas, Nora Hillard, Eunice Cornet t (President), Florence Bryan, Edith Carter, Mr. J. W. Hatcher, Auda Ledbetter, Arlie Henson, Henry Litton. 2nd Row: Mrs. J. W. Hatcher, Maxie Cornett, Grace Elizabeth Hill, Major Gardner, Grace Prewitt, Elizabeth Si usher, Raymond Swisher, Margaret Walters, Ersie Gibson, Donna Corns. 3rd Row: Robert Davis, Mary Pavloni, Suella Owens, Herbert Murphy, Evelyn Ball, Grace Little- john, Mary Slagle, Lois Deyton, Lemley Foley. FOLK CLUB 1st Row: J, T. Waller (President), Mary Belle McCormick, Fay Hollandsworth, Rosemary Spitzer, Bcrnicc Harris, Bertha Romansky, Etta Mae Holbrook, Kathryn Stumbo, Josephine Osborne, Vi ' ood- row Pickering. 2nd Row: Kathcrine Hammel, Selma Bassett, Ross Corn, Grace Stidham, Grace Couch, Edna Ritchie, Ethel Campbell, Eugene Taulbcc, Edward Melton, Lillard Eiart; 3rd Row: Grant Ashley, Gene Powers, Anna Sue Hollandsworth, Pauline Roberts, Edith McCormick, Martha Rogers, Grace Littlejohn, Robert Taylor, Elwood Cassell, Coach O. H. Gunkler, Byon Morris. ( MEN ' S GLEE CLUB FIRST IIN ' ORS SIC ONI) TENORS BARITONES BASSES Henry Litton Grady Self Seldon Morgan Carl Vogel Raymond Woerth John McCutcheon Elwood Cassell Harry Ramey Victor Dick Stuart Calwell John Fenn John Henry James Hollandsworth Virgil Powell Raymond Padgett Roy Wesley J. T. Waller Vernon McDaniel Major Gardner Herbert Murphy Ernest Hill Gene Powers George Ely Roy Rose Willis Richard ACCOMPANIST _. HOWARD TRENT DIRECTOR .. IRENE ZIEGLER PRESIDENT LARRY MORGAN WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Mildred Gorman Frances McCall Jean Faulkner Ella Mae Corn Lois Pennington Kathryn Stumbo (Sec.) Louise Scrivner Blanche Gambill Irene Holcombe (Pres.) Mabel Taylor Virginia Slagle Margaret Brannan Harriett Kil lough Anne Gould Eugenia Avery Marie Morgan Donna Corns Edna Muelder Edna Ritchie Mary Cochran FOURTH ROW Josephine Osborne (Ac :ompanisi ) Dorothy Hall (Din ctor ALPHA ALPHA PI Ruth Coughlin, Thelma Miller, Thelma Powell, Nora Hillard, Ruby Sturgell, Edna Ritchie, Gona Dorsay, Frances Chambers, Jewell Wilson, Vinie Mae Thomas. RETURN shall return to life of hills 1 love E ' er sweetest bloom of lissome youth is past. Ami I shall go where white skies drift above Where life is Jeep as liills are deep and vast. 1 shall return to sturdy men who grub spring slopes; I ' ll love the songs they flute on pasture lands. These men whose hands arc tough by plowline ropes, These men whose minds are firm as plowing hands, 1 shall return gifts firm of oak power To lofty earth that bred their strength in me. I shall go to lands of sun and flower That nursed me like any blithe green tree. It ' s fair return — these gifts, my brain and hands. I shall be fair to men and high earth lands. -ALBERT STEWART VARSITY TENNIS Coach R. C. Quimby, Vilburn Eversole, William Blair, Lloyd Roberts, H. B. Clark, Henry Gardner, Kelly Keith, Major Gardner (Captain), Thomas Conover, John Adams. AT HLETICS SEASON ' S REVIEW BASKETBALL Climaxing a five-game losing streak, a final defeat by Eastern in the K.I.A.C. Tour- nament closed the Mountaineers ' basketball season. Four wins out of ten conference contests placed Berea in seventh position in K.I.A.C. rankings. The Gunklermen entered training quarters for the Varsity-Alumni Home-Coming game minus three men of last year ' s squad, Campbell, Dennis, and Ockerman. William Beanie Blair, returning after a season ' s absence because of injuries, and the influx of sophomores offset these losses. An eleven-point defeat at the hands of the all-star Alumni forces, a 5 8-3 defeat by the University of Kentucky in a late scheduled game, and a 41-26 defeat of Cumber- land College concluded the pre-conference schedule of the Mountaineers. The Blue and White has been given a position on the University of Kentucky ' s schedule for next season. Back from the holidays, Captain Major Gardner led the Mountaineers in a splendid victory over Eastern. Defeating the Maroon frosh in the preliminary, the Baby Moun- taineers doubled the victory. After a double repulsion from Georgetown ' s teams (Varsity 34-27, Frosh 33-18), Gunkler ' s men sent Wesleyan ' s Panthers back to Winchester defeated 37-31. On the fol- lowing week end the Mountaineers administered a poisonous potion to Centre ' s Colonels, 42-22. With pre-game talk ceding Berea a toss-up chance against Morehead, the Blue and White plucked the Eagles 58-40; Wright scored 20 points, Clark 14, and Roberts 8. Murray ' s giants whipped the Mountaineers 45-25; then followed four more successive defeats: 42-3 by Transylvania, 40-2 3 by Western, 5 3-40 by Louisville, and 40-30 by Eastern. Blair was the outstanding Blue and White player in the latter two contests. In the K.I.A.C. tournament, Berea drew easy starting brackets and advanced to the semi-finals to lose to Eastern, 41-36. In the first and second rounds the Mountaineers defeated Wesleyan 27-26 and Centre 44-3 5 respectively. William Blair and Major Gardner, all-SIAA men in 1934, were given berths on the all-KIAC teams for 1936. Captain Gardner, Earl Wheeler, Lloyd Roberts, and Wilburn Eversole will graduate in June. Blair, Clark, Wright, Adams, H. Gardner, Keith, Mills, and Ray, together with outstanding men from the best freshman team in five years, will be excellent material for Coach Gunkler ' s next mobilization. INTRAMURAL SPORTS SPEEDBALL Fall athletics suffered because of unfavorable weather. The regular schedule of dormi- tory contests in speedball went unplayed. But despite the rain-rotted athletic fields, a large number of students gathered to witness the Hare and Hound Race and the annual College-Academy speedball game which was won by the College. That victory earned numerals for Haddix, Taylor, Hughes, Stewart, McBee, Coman, Trent, Parks, Sutton, Henderson, Sowers, J. Hamilton, Morris, G. Hamilton, Center, Beitz, and Roberts. O I Villi I IMS BASKETBALL The various dormitory basketball teams were enthusiastic in playing their scheduled games. Rivalry ran high among the many corners and ends and floors of all the build- ings. In the final tournament game the Basement Howard five defeated the 3rd Floor Pearsons South quintet to win the school championship. HANDBALL As a finalist in an unusually large handball tournament, Lloyd Roberts defeated Hershal Skaggs three straight games to win the all-schools handball championship. CROSS COUNTRY Varsity and freshman cross country racing was revived after a two-year ' s non- participation program. The Mountaineers, although facing difficulties through un- favorable training weather and a late season start, won two close meets from the Uni- versity of Kentucky. Berea has always produced good distance men; therefore this re- vival of cross country will no doubt be welcomed in the fall of 193 6. Letter awards and numerals went to McDaniel, Stewart, and Ward, varsity men; and to Caudill, Banner, and Clark, freshmen. I TRACK Although the write-up for track must go to press before the season gets into full swing, it can be stated that another K. I. A. C. championship team is hoped for. No regular schedule of meets has been verified, but clashes with the University of Kentucky, Centre, Georgetown, and possibly Louisville are expected, with perhaps a triangular meet on the Berea cinders before the annual state track meet in May. The Mountaineer thinlies began their workouts with the loss of Carter, Byron, and Ezzard from last year ' s squad. Still crushing cinders on the final lap of their four- year drive are five men from Berea ' s 1933 first state champion freshman aggregation: Captain Shag Wheeler, record quarter miler; Monroe Nesbitt, weightman; J. T. Waller, quarter miler and relay man; Vernon McDaniel, miler and two-miler; Albert Stewart, first ranking miler and two-miler. All of these men have been mainstays of the varsity championship teams of the past two years. Walter Wheeler, Arvil Ward, Jack Henderson, Virgil Powell, and Ray Woerth are expected to share in the hostilities of this season. TENNIS The present situation in tennis points toward a state walk-away for the Mountaineers. The team ' s No. 1 man. Major Gardner, has for many years been one of Kentucky ' s leading amateur players. He will be adequately backed by Lloyd Roberts, Henry Gard- ner, John Adams, Lecoq Williams, Tom Conover, Wilburn Eversole, William Blair, and Kelly Keith. Most of these men were letter men last year on a team which was Berea ' s best in several years. They have been outstanding in K. I. A. C. tennis circles and were close contestants against the powerful smashers of the Universities of Kentucky and Cin- cinnati. This year contests with Kentucky, Cincinnati, Centre, Louisville, and Eastern are expected before the K. I. A. C. tourney. M. Gardner, Roberts, Eversole and Conover will complete their college racquet careers this season. V -.-, VARSITY Earl Wheeler Forward John Adams Forward Wilburn Eversole Guard Coach Oscar H. Gunkler Lloyd Roberts Guard BASKETBALL Major Gardner, Captain William Blair Guard Kelly Keith Forward Jack Wright Center H. B. Clark Forward B CLUB First Row: Blair, Langdon, Clark, Wright, Nesbitt, E. Wheeler, Waller, Stewart, W. Wheeler. Second Row; Grimwood, Roberts, Keith, Colson, Murphy, Litton, Wesley, Hen- derson. Third Row: Gunklcr, Gardner, Abbott, McDaniel, Evcrsole, Brenda. VARSITY TRACK First Row: Almon, Cassell, Stewart, Wal- ler, Henderson, McDaniel, Colson. Second Row: Davis, Woerth, Cornctt, Lamb, Damron, Hale, Yoakum, Hale. Third Row: Wesley, Lykins, Pilson, Trent, Ross, Ward, Greer, Smith, Jarmcr, Powell, Coach Gunklcr. SPEEDBALL Seated: Stewart, Trent, Sowers, McCowan, Parks, Sutton. Standing: Haddix, Morris, Beitz, Coman, Taylor, Rob erts, McBce. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Seated: Wright, Cindy, Pendrcy, Dcyton, Brashcar, McDowell. Standing. Thomas, Zopp, Williams, Mills, Brown, Coach Quimby. FRESHMAN TRACK Seated: Hutf, Eversole, Hurst, Holbrook, Baker, Watson, Madden, Hunt, McNiel. Standing: Roberts, Poynter, Cox, Bartha, Caudill, Clark, McCutcheon, Goforth, Zopp, Gunkler. SWIMMING Seated: Shrader, Clark, Allen, Hunt, Ris- ncr, Calwell, Johnson. Standing: Brook Roebuck, Conov ks, Pennington, Turner, er, Gullett, James. Q J 3P 4 V W.A.A. BOARD Top Row: Montgomery, treasurer; Calli- son, president; Miss McKinstry, sponsor; Deyton, L., vice-pres.; Houchins, secretary. Middle Row: Ratliff, Gorman, Cawood, Hollandsworth. Bottom Row: McCormick, E., Kindred, Roberts, Bassett. SENIOR BASKETBALL Front Row: Thompson, Capt., Littlejohn, Deyton, O., Marsh, Bennett, Callison, Campbell. Second Row: Miss Shclden, Cornett, Cul bertson, Crumley, Vaughn, Blalock, Lycan. Third Row: Hcnson, Deyton, L., Hammcl. JUNIOR BASKETBALL First Row: Layne, Stidham, Houchins, Rice, Picklesimer, R., McCormick, E., Ratliff, Romansky, Powell. Second Row: Morgan, M., Rich, Osborne, Corn, McCall, Miss Shclden, Arrcndale, Hatfield, Stewart, E. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL First Row: West, McCormicfc, M. 15., Hinds, R., Gorman, Walters, Cawood, Montgomery, Duff, G„ Eastham, Bassctt. Second Row: Miss Arnold, Campbell, C, Nowlin, Pitt, Keller, Hepler, Tucker, Combs, M., Hollandsworth, A. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL First Row: Sharpton, Wilson, Batson, Dull ' , H., Higgins, Propps, Campbell, Har- per, Hinds, E., Sutherland, Luttrell. Second Row: Johnson, Cloud, Smith, H., Bray, Skaggs, McGraw, Monical, Boggs, Hargis, Creech, Strachan. Third Row: Blankenship, Lillard, Cairns, Davidson, E., Stuart, Kilbourne, R., Cor- nelius, Jones, N., Hcnson, C Henderson, M„ Miss Arnold. LIFE SAVING First Row: Wagner, Bryan, Arrendale, Carpenter, M., Born, Carpenter, L., Stid- ham, Turner, Bassett, Ratliff, Horvath, Houchins, Goins. Second Row: Skean, Mrs. Peck, Callison, Deyton, O., Hinds, R., McCormick, E., Keller, Holbrook, Layne, Green. Third Row: Romansky, Deyton, L., McCormick, M. B., McCall, Jones, Miss Shelden, Weekes, Churchill. GIRLS ' B CLUB Front Row: Carpenter, L., Romansky, Ratliff, Campbell, Harris, Arrendale, Dey- ton, L. Second Row: Goins, Callison, Deyton, O., Houchins. C. N. SHUTT Dean of the Academy KATHARINE TRUE Dean of Academy Women ACADEMY FACULTY MARGERY ARNOLD - Physical Education DOROTHY M. HARVEY _ — French JANE LEWIS __ — English DAISY LEI McCLURE Secretary to the Dean MRS. ELISABETH PECK. _. — Social Studies EMMA REEVERTS __ -- English MRS. ANNA R. WALKER .. — Business ANNIE M. SOUTHWORTH Home Economics HATTIE STOWE .. — Bible and English KATHARINE TRUE _. Dean of Women, Latin MRS. A. (... Wl 11)1 I R Mathematics and English MARY E. WILLIAMS __ Latin and Social Studies FACULTY LUTHER M. AMBROSE __ Science CLARENCE C. DAWSON Business 111 IS W. I 1SHER __ — English ..ml Bible V. A. HACKETT __ __ English O. L. KEENER __ Social Studies JOHN N. PECK __ __ Mathematics GILBERT ROBERTS ___ Mathematics and Science H. D. SCHULTZ Industrial Arts C. N. SHUTT __ __ Dean LOUIS SMITH _ __ Social Studies CLAUDE O. SPILLMAN _. ._ Agriculture SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MARGARET HOLBROOK __ PRESIDENT ARNOLD GWIN __ __ VICE-PRESIDENT DAN ANDERSON SECRETARY JAMES NEWMAN __ ._ TREASURER GEORGE W. FIELDER __ __ CHIMES EDITOR ROSALIE MULLINS __ SOCIAL COMMITTEE CHARLES CHIDESTER __ PROGRAM COMMITTEE FLORENCE FEE __ __ PROJECT COMMITTEE SENIORS ROBERT L. SHEPHERD __ __ Goodloe, Ky. Sigma Tau Pros.; Inter-society Council; YMCA; Speedball; Lion Staff; Strollers; A. L. A. OLIVE FISHER COOPER Splash Dam, Va. Aelioian; Inter-society Council; C. E.; Strollers; Inter-society Contests. JAMES GRANT NEWMAN Island City, Ky. Beta Alpha Sec; YMCA; Treas. Senior Class. POLLY MADONNA MULLINS Keaton, Ky. W.A.A.; Baseball Manager; Hiking Manager; C. E, 1). B. ROBERTSON __ __ Gaffney, S. C. JEWELL WILLIAMS __ __ Bcrea, Ky. GEORGE WILLIAM FIELDER __ . Berea, Ky. Chairman Chimes Staff. HELEN ROISUM „ __ Kenyon, Minnesota WALTER OWEN KAYLOR Bluefield, W. Va. YMCA; Tennis Club; Adelphic; Basketball Team. PAULINE ROSE STAMPER __ Grassy Creek, Ky. Sororian; C.E.; Inter-society Contests. EDGAR BROWN HACKER __ __ Wild Cat, Ky. Strollers; Pi Sigma; Lion Staff; Glee Club; Prog. Com.; YMCA Cabinet. GEORGEBELLE WESTBERG SMITH __ Berea, Ky. Strollers; Spring Play; Lenorian; YWCA Cabinet; Glee Club; W.A.A.; Senior Social Com.; Inter-society Contests; Harmonia. ELMER C. ALEXANDER __ __ Houckville, Ky. LUCILLE LEWIS __ . . W ' ildie, Ky. WILLIAM ARBOR JONES __ ._ Wildie, Ky. YMCA; Pi Sigma; Sunday School Council. MARIE DILLON HARMON Pocahontas, Va. Aelioian; C. E. ALFRED C. MOORE __ Charlotte Court House, Va. Glee Club; Adelphic. BARBARA ANNE HENRY __ Henlawson, W. Va. Victoria; C. E. ALBERT FINCH SCRUGGS, Jr. Glee Club. Berea, Ky. NINA LEE STINNETTE __ __ Asheville, N. C. Pres. Strollers; Pres. C. E.; Glee Club; Lenorian; Sunday School Coucil; W.A.A. ALBERT MURLIN ROEBUCK Berea, Ky. Glee Club; Craftsman ' s Guild. O fo ci W - - r SENIORS MARY FAYE PIGMAN — .. Bcrca, Ky. W.A.A. Sec; Victoria, Treas. ; Sunday School Council. EDMUND ROSS BURGESS .. ._ Bcrca, Ky, Pi Sigma; Inter-society Contests; C. E.; Speedball Manager; Lion StafT; Dormitory Basketball Manager; Tennis Club. VIVIAN EVELYN TROLL __ __ Norfolk. Va. Glee Club; YWCA; Victoria; W.A.A. WILLIAM NEWTON HURLEY . Sand Gap, Ky. Glee Club; Sigma Tau; YMCA; Sunday School Council; Inter-society Council. HAZEL IRENE McCREARY . ._ Bardo. Ky. FREDERICK LEROY McAFEE Carryville, Tenn. Vice Pres. Sigma Tau; YMCA; Inter-society Council; Pres. Tennis Club; Capt. Tennis Team; Co-Capt. Basketball Team; A.L.A. RUBY JEANETTE BROUGHTON __ London, Ky. Lenorian Literary Society. ENOCH STAFFORD CODY __ __ Garrard, Ky. Tennis Club; Dormitory Basketball. MABEL CLAIRE WAGNER __ Appalachia, Va. Strollers; YWCA. LONNIE DEAN HASTINGS __ __ Lothair, Ky. ANN BELLE GAY __ __ Sandy Hook. N. J. YWCA; Lenorian; Inter-society Council; C. E.; W. A. A. AMOS E. STROUD __ Birmingham, Ala. MARGUERITE R. THOMPSON McVeigh, Ky. Lenorian; YWCA. WILLARD ISON DAVIS — __ Roonev. Ky. Baseball; Strollers; Pi Sigma; Glee Club. MARY MAY YORK . Levi. Ky. JOHN WILLIAM ANTHONY __ Welland. Tenn. GUSSIE WELLS COX . __ Cooper, Ky. YWCA; Sororian Sec. CHARLES BARDWELL CHIDESTER-.Berca, Ky. College Orchestra; College Band; Strollers; Sec- Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Pi Sigma; Chairman Program Com.; YMCA. ELIZABETH E. RIVENBURG-- Argusville. N. D. YWCA; Victoria. ANDERSON COMBS, Jr. .... ... Amco, Ky. Basketball; Speedball. MARY MARGARET HOLBROOK ._ Majestic, Ky. Sec. Junior Class; Pres. Senior Class; Senior Playj Inter-society Council; Victoria Pres.; Strollers; YWCA; Inter-society Contests; Lion Staff. SENIORS JOHN WILLIAM AM AX Hinton, V. Va. Adelphic; Men ' s Glee Club; College Band; YMCA. LENA PATRICIA MARTIN .. Denver, Colo. Strollers; C.E.; YW ' CA; Senior Play; Lenorian, Vice Pres. 4; Harmonia; W ' AA; Spring Play; Inter-So- ciety Contests. HARRY B. CARTER _. ... Norton, Va. ROSE CALEE TRISDALE _. __ Celina, Tenn. Glee Club; Vice Pres. Stitch Club; YW ' CA. ERNIE ENGLAND „ __ Toria, Ky. ROSALIE MADONNA MULLINS Blackwater, Va. Strollers; Victoria Pres.; YW ' CA Cabinet; Harmonia; Chairman Social Committee; Inter-society Contests. REED EDWIN CROMER __ ._ London. Ky. MARY GRACE BREWER .. Coffeeville, Miss. Strollers; YW ' CA. EDGARDO PATINO Cali, Colombia, S. A. FLORENCE CHLOE FEE __ Rose FLU, Va. Chairman Advisory Com.; Chairman Project Com.; Vice Pres. W.A.A.; Sunday School Council; Vice Pres. Victoria 3, Pres. 4; Inter-society Council. JOSEPH ARMSTRONG GILBERT ___ Berea. Ky. Strollers; Senior Play; Finance Com. GALADA HIGGINS PATRICK __ Hendricks, Ky. Lenorian. JOHN WILLIAM ALLEN __ __ Berea, Ky. Strollers; Speedball; Track; Lite-saving. VIOLA GERTRUDE CAW ' OOD __ Cawood, Ky. W.A.A., Pres. 4; Inter-society Council 2; Victoria, Vice Pres., Sec; Sunday School Council; C. E. Senior Class Project Com.; Junior Finance Com. E. FRANK LAVERNIA __ __ Camaguey, Cuba Pi Sigma; Y ' MCA; Speedball; Tennis Team; Base- ball; Basketball, Co-Captain; All-Regional Basket- ball Team. MILDRED SUSAN TINSLEY Norris, Tenn. YWCA; Victoria. FRANCIS BURTON CLARK .. __ Berea, Ky. Basketball; Track. WILMEDIEA McGUIRE __ __ Tuscola, Illinois FRANK C. SMITH __ __ Berea, Ky. Pres. Sigma Tau, Sec. 3; Strollers; Track; Inter- society Contests. AIRLIE CLARE FLETCHER __ _ Berea, Ky. CALLIS NEFF FERGUSON Louisa, Ky. Glee Club Pres.; YWCA Cabinet; Sec.-Treas., Pi Sigma; Senior Play; Inter-society Contests; Men ' s Advisory Com. Chairman. 4U Sk js : .. H kit SENIORS CECIL WILLIAM DAUSE __ __ Catherine, Ky. Sunday School Council; Men ' s Advisory Com.; Vice Pres. Adelphic; Inter-society Council; Speedball Man- ager; Basketball Manager. CARRIE MAE REVIS Asher, Ky. W.A.A. Sec; Victoria Treas.; Sunday School Council. WILLIAM O. PEAK, III . __ Lexington, Ky. Adelphic; Sunday School Council; Chimes Staff; Inter-Society Contests; YMCA; Tennis Club. JEWEL MARIE BIAS __ _. Charleston, W. Va. C.E., Corresponding Secretary; Aelioian. ALBERT WOLFRAM .. __ Berea, Ky. MARGARET JEAN ROEBUCK __ __ Berea, Ky. Finance Committee. DAN ANDERSON __ __ Crab Orchard. Ky. ELLIE TAYLOR __ Dante, Va. NICHOLAS L. WILLIAMS „ __ Berea, Ky. Baseball. ANNA JUNE HARDING Weaverville, N. C. YWCA; Victoria; Strollers. W. THORNTON JACKSON, Jr.,__Bluefield, W.Va. Beta Alpha; Pres. Inter-Society Council; YMCA; Strollers; Senior Play. IDA MILLER ARNETTE __ Roan Mt.. Tenn. W.A.A.; YWCA; Victoria J. BRADLEY CASTLE „ __ Duffield, Va. HELENA MAUDE BARNETT __ „ Berea. Ky. YWCA; Senior Play; Strollers. GREEN B. COMBS __ __ Crockettsville, Ky. MILDRED ALICE PHILLIPS „ Berea, Ky. Glee Club; Orchestra; Lenorian; Senior Play. JOHN BARD MCALLISTER _. „ Berea, Ky. Strollers. Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 4; YMCA, Vice Pres. 3; Advisory Committee; Program Committee. OPAL LOY __ . Jamestown, Ky. KEARNEY ROARK ADAMS __ __ Lcatha, Ky. YMCA; Sigma Tan, 4; Beta Alpha, I; Inter-society Council, 4. ELIZABETH CALLAHAN _. ._ Hazard, Ky. BILLY F. MORTON __ __ Chattanooga. Tenn. Glee Club: Sigma Tau; Strollers. SENIORS CURTIS T. COLLINGSWORTH Leatha, Ky. Sigma Tau; YMCA; Inter-society Council. ERSA LEE STRONG __ _. Saldee, Ky. Chimes Staff; Glee Club; Lion Editor; Lion Sports Editor; Lenorian, Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; YWCA Cabinet; Sunday School Council. WALTER EUGENE DANIELS __ Riner, Ky. Adelpliic; Inter-society Council; YMCA; Glee Club. LEONARD CHARLES BREWER Manuel, Ky. Glee Club; YMCA; Lion Staff, Editor 4; Strollers, Vice Pres.; Finance Com. Senior Class; Inter-society Council; Beta Alpha; Craftsman ' s Guild; Track; Baseball; Speedball; Advisory Committee. MABEL B. WETHINGTON __ Clementsville, Ky. YW ' CA Treas.; Sororian Pres. LUTHER CHANFY __ Blass, Ky. YMCA Cabinet; Inter-society Contests; Adelphic. WILLIAM EDMUND DURHAM ._ . Berea, Ky. Pres. Inter-society Council; Pi Sigma; Inter-society Contests; YMCA Cabinet; College Band; College Orchestra; Basketball, Co-Captain; Tennis, Capt.; Pres. Tennis Club; A.L.A. FLOSSIE DELLA MONTGOMERY Alva, Ky. Lenorian Pres.; W.A.A.; C.E.; YWCA; Advisory Com.; Chimes Staff. ARNOLD ALLEN GWIN __ „ Ary, Ky. Vice Pres. Sophomore Class; Pres. Junior Class; Vice Pres. Senior Class; Pres. YMCA; Sunday School Council; Speedball; Pres. Pi Sigma; Glee Club; Craftsman ' s Guild; Chairman Advisory Com. Inter- society Council. ELMER OWEN RICKARD . Weeksbury Ky. Lion Staff; Strollers; Baseball Mgr. ; Vice Pres. Adel- phic; YMCA; Asst. Mgr. Speedball; Senior Project Com.; Inter-society Contests. LUCILLE ROSE GABBARD ._- Cow Creek, Ky. WAA; Basketball Capt.; Aelioian Vice Pres.; Glee Club; Chimes Staff. ORIN CRAIG PETERS Island City, Ky. Beta Alpha; YMCA. JAMES ANDREW SMITH __ „ Berea, Ky. Baseball; Strollers; Tennis Club; Sigma Tau. JACK PARIS MULLINS __ . Betsy Layne, Ky. Pi Sigma; YMCA; Cabinet; Pres. Sunday School Council; Social Com.; Strollers; Dormitory Bas- ketball. HAROLD FREDERICK DAHL __ .. Berea, Ky. WILLIAM DEAN KINCAID .. [ay. N. C. Sigma Tau, YMCA; Strollers; Finance Committee. CEDRIC LEFTWICH _. ._ Nora, Va. YMCA; Adelphic, Vice Pres.; Dormitory Basketball; Inter-society Council. DAVID HERMIL GILLIAM „ _ York, Ky. YMCA; Beta Alpha. LYMAN CLINTON HURLEY Sand Gap, Ky. Sunday School Council; YMCA, Vice Pres. JOHN HAMP LEDFORD __ ._ Marcum, Kv. YMCA; Adelphic Pres.; Speedball. s JUNIORS First Row: Isaacs, Chumbley, McBrayer, F.. Haincy, Kidd, Walker, Calmes, Brown, Harp, Boot he. Second Row : W ' oiidmi;, Harrison, Arms, Whi taker, Win burn, Hargrove, Swindall, Terry, Collins, Wyatt, Cox. Third Row: H. Baker, Scriven, Sparks, Owens, Profitt, Spencer, C. Casey, M. Casey, Adams, Maggard, Kegley. Fourth Row: Mills, Hall, Click, Cottongirh, Lykins, Allen, Evans, McKeehan, Hubbs, Troutman. Fifth Row: James, Hensley, Trull, Sasser, I. White, Mashburn, Wilson. Hackney, Wilkerson, Causey. Sixth Row: McConkey, Creech, Singleton, Lyell, Combest, Layne, J. Carries, Bingham, Arney. JUNIORS k m  ■ First Row: Poore, Parks, Jones, Rigsby, Wagner, Cummins, Bentley, Young. Second Row: Wooten, Moore, Longworth, Combs, Parks, Manning, Estep, Campbell, Desimone, Taulbee, Carnes, Marcum, Wilkerson. Third Row: Long, Brown, Rouark, Harrison, Smith, Fielder, Morris, Piatt, Loy, Hayes, Wilson. Fourth Row: Maggard, Terry, Kitchens, Harmon, Hicks, Ballou, Dew, Rayburn, Taylor, Fryc, Howton, Cornette. Fifth Row: Crabtree, Michael, Caldwell, Washburn, Whisenant, Corder, Lewis, Jones, Blair, Johnson, White, McDaniel. Sixth Row: Cox, Hitchcock, Warlord, Eakin, Churchill, Blackburn, Schumacher, Tieman, Carnes, McLaughlin, Owens. Front row: H. Puckett, Snowden, McCown, Franklin, Hopkins, Lawless, Jennings, Shutt, Cruse, Combs, L. Jones, George, E. Troutman. Second row: Griffith, G. Puckett, Wallace, Snow, L. Dause, Brown, Allen, N. Lambdin, A. Lambdin, Edith Jones, Jasper, Carrier, O. Collins, R. Litton. Third row: Steinberger, V. Begley, White, Asher, McSwain, Collins, Burns, Farmer, Godbey, Mull ins, Hurst, K. Hill, Marshall. Fourth row: Woodford, Edna Jones, York, Walters, R. Begley, Wright, S. Helton, Johnson, Rayborn, Capps, Fugitte, E. Moss. First Row: Helton, McBrayer, McClure, Taylor, D. Howard, Brock, E. Gilbert, A. Smith, Capps, E. Mc- Collum, Engle. Second Row: Pet rev, Brit ton, Arms, L. Childers, M. Campbell, N. Litton, Tutt, Eversole, Sandlin, Roberts, O. Baker. Third Row: G. McClure, Workman, Hamlin, Lehman, Reynolds, H. Lambdin, Bell, P. Layne, T. Mor- gan, Cooper, W. Smith. Fourth Row: Shepherd, A. Strong, F. Brown, Sandifur, Woodford, D. Adams, Hinds, Skaggs, Baxter, Dobyns, J. Smith. Fifth Row: Gabbard, Booher, Chesnut, W. Anderson, Wood, Washburn, M. Moore, Donald, H. Baker. Sixth Row: Daniels, R. Smith, E. Lyons, Burcham, E. Hensley, Hoffman, Hopper, Weekes, Galloway, Marlar, Hicks. POST GRADUATES Front row: Ncwkirk, Hunt, Jcwett, Conovcr, Waller, Miller, Barlow, Wilder, Denham, Herald, Brown, H. Trout- man, Strong. Second row: Poppleton, Isbill, Avars, Rosenbaum, Patton, Pruitt, McNiel, Humphries, Siler, Clute, Bilbrey. Third row: ShorT, Bundren, Clayton, Lanter, Aitken, Martin, Pence, Goble, Turner, Cornette, D. Hale, Vaughn, Kilgore. LITERARY SOCIETIES Early in October, the Academy forensics program was inaugurated by a Story- telling Contest, participated in by both men ' s and women ' s societies. Miss Marie Rigsby, representing Aelioian was conceded best story-teller; John Lambert, of Beta Alpha, sec- ond; and Hubert Vaughn, Pi Sigma, and Dean Kincaid, Sigma Tau a tie for third. Luther Chaney, Adelphic, was selected as winner of the Men ' s Declamation, held on November 16. Edmund Durham and Edmund Burgess, both representing Pi Sigma, were awarded second and third places, respectively. The Women ' s Declamation was won by Miss Betty Schumacher, Aelioian. Miss Una Conley, Sororian, and Miss Dorothy Blackburn, Victoria, tied for second place. During the first semester, the first round of debates was completed. The question was Resolved: that capital punishment should be abolished in the United States. At the end of this round Beta Alpha had garnered seven points, Adelphic and Pi Sigma, five each, and Sigma Tau, three. Between semesters the semi-annual election of officers was held. Edmund Durham suc- ceeded W. T. Jackson as president of the Inter-Society Council, the legislative body of all the literary societies. In the first contest of the second semester, Pi Sigma repeated its victories of last year by winning both first and second places in the Men ' s Oratorical Contest. The two win- ners were Jesse Allen, first, and Benton Bilbrey, second. Third place went to D. B. Robertson of Beta Alpha. On the seventh of March the Women ' s Essay Contest was won by Miss Elinor Kun- dert, Victoria. Miss Marie Rigsby, Aelioian, won second place, and Miss Patricia Martin, Lenorian, won third. The most interesting contest of the year, the Public Discussion Contest, modified extemporaneous speaking, initiated the scheme of using four topics instead of one or two as was done in former years. Pi Sigma ' s representative, Ronald Scriven, won first place with his discussion of the Italio-Ethiopian situation. Robert Shepherd, Sigma Tau, was conceded second, while Ernie England, Adelphic, and Lacy Williams, Beta Alpha, were conceded third. At this writing the girls have yet three contests to complete, and the boys have two. Both the boys and girls will enter the After-Dinner Speaking Contest, and the boys will complete another round of debating. The girls will participate in a round of poetry- reading and a contest in dramatic dialogue. At present the point rating for the girls ' societies is as follows: Aelioian, 13; Victoria, 7; Sororian, 2; Lenorian, 1. In the boys ' societies the lead is more firmly estab- lished Pi Sigma, 22.5; Beta Alpha, 11.5; Adelphic 10.5, and Sigma Tau, 6.5. Dr. Elisabeth Peck, adviser of all the literary societies, is largely responsible for the success of the Academy literary program. Her unceasing efforts have given the Academy students interesting and helpful programs. All the officers of the various societies, and the participants in the various contests, also deserve commendation. r o ft tjfeAa9 INTER-SOCIETY COUNCILS MEN ' S INTER- SOCIETY COUNCIL Odem Baker Cecil Dause Herschell Maggard Edmund Durham (President) 2nd Semester V. T. Jackson (President) 1st Semester Cednc Leftwich Robert L. Shepherd Jesse Allen Ralph Cox Kearney Adams Curtis Collingsworth Ola Sparks r it WOMEN ' S INTER- SOCIETY COUNCIL Ann Gay Evelyn Hargrove Olive Cooper Marie Tabor Edith Gilbert Alta Strong Florence Fee Irma Locker Margaret Holbrook LENOR1AN BETA ALPHA LENORIAN First Row: E. Taylor, Walker, Hawkins, Montgomery, G. Smith, Broughton, N. Taylor. Second Row: Brown, Gay, Martin, M. Smith, Childers, McClure. BETA ALPHA First row: Robertson, Maggard, Franklin, Kidd, Mash burn, Newman. Second Row: Williams, Gilliam, Peters, Sparks, Anderson, Marshal, AELIOIAN ADELPHIC AELIOIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Front row: Snow, Campbell, Cooper, McGuire, Vaughn, White, E. Hainey, Rigsby. Second row: Bcntley, Eversolc, Schumacher, Herald, Tabor, Gabbard, M. Taylor, Locker. ADELPHIC LITERARY SOCIETY Front row: England, Hackney, Conover, Rickard, Ledford, Leftwich, Lyell, Avars, Dause. Second row: Armour, Morton, Arnett, Casey, J. Allen, O. Collins, Crank, Cox, Campbell, Wooding, Scott. Third row: Clute, Engle, Daniels, U. Collins, S. Helton, Parsons, Boothc, Clayton, Fugitte, Lanter. VICTORIA SIGMA TAU VICTORIA First Row: Whittaker, Asher, Revis, Cawood, Fee, Mullins, Holbrook, Hargrove. Second Row: Troll, Tinsley, Churchill, Humphries, Collins, N. Litton, Eakin, R. Litton, Hayes, Chumley. Third Row: Rivenburg, Carrier, Shrader, Henry, Kidd, Cruse, Lykins, Begley, Jennings, Evans, Trout- man, Arnett. SIGMA TAU First row: Woodford, Kitchens, Jasper, Shepherd, Collingsworth, Kincaid, Sasser. Second row: Creech, Hurley, Holmes, Crase, Crabtree, Winburn, Rayborn, Wilson. SORORIAN PI SIGMA SORORIAN lilair, Wagner, Vf c thing ton, Conley, Cox, Caus PI SIGMA First Row: Combest, Lewis, Davis, J. Allen, Bilbrey, Scriven, Hacker, Collins, Second Row: Combs, Castle. Isaacs, Anderson, Baker, Wilbanks, Hall, B, Allen. Third Row: Murley, Michael, Bingham, Durham, Owens, Arney, Brewer, Hubbs, OR GANIZATIONS ft j| J ft fcfc Ikt i ' 1 -- -- a. R i C 7 t$d cT — --. 111 b ADVISORY COMMITTEE t % CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR MEN ' S AND WOMEN ' S ADVISORY COMMITTEE John McAllister, Evelyn Hargrove, Leonard Brewer, William White, Estelle Arms, Vernon Swindall, Alka Bentley, Jesse Allen, Wyatt Ayers, Arnold Gwin (Chairman), Boyd Allen, Rosalie Mullins, Dan Lewis, Florence Fee (Chairman) Nancy Garrett, Leslie Dause, Dorothy Blackburn. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Nina Stinnette, President, Oscar Rimer, Cora Lee Dozier, Jewell Bias, Edmund Burgess, Dan Lewis, Ruby Burcham, Heloise Pennington, Ursie Gibson, Marie Rigsby, H. C. Christopher, Rev. Seth R. Huntington, Dean Shutt, Miss Stooker. Y. W. C. A. CABINET ORGANI ZATIONS 3 r Y. W. C. A. CABINET Wilmediea McGuire, Mildred Walker, Estellc Arms, Wilda Tieman, Una Conley, Elizabeth Callahan, Nancy Garrect. Ersa Lee Strong, Nora Whisenant, Isabell White, Edith Gilbert, Rosalee Mullins, Georgebelle Smith, Dorothy Blackburn. Y. M. C. A. CABINET Y. M. C. A. CABINET Arnold Gwin, Luther Chaney, Dan Anderson, Jack Mullins, Robert Shepherd, Dr. V. . Fisher (Advisor) Leonard Brewer, Boyd Allen, Jack Murley, Edgar Hacker, William Hurley, William White. ORGANIZATIONS CHIMES STAFF CHIMES STAFF Lucille Gabbard, George . Fielder (Chairman) Flossie Montgomery, Ersa Lee Strong, William Peak III. LION STAFF Leonard Brewer, Editor, 2nd Semester, Robert L. Shepherd, Georgina McClure, Dan Anderson, Boyd Allen, Ersa Lee Strong, Editor, 1st Semester, D. B. Robertson, Edmund Burgess, Owen Rickard, Marie Rigsby, Edgar Hacker. LION STAFF V SUNDAY SCHOOL COUNCIL STROLLERS SUNDAY SCHOOL COUNCIL First Row: Baker, Mr. H. D. Schultz, Fee, Younge, Ballou, Allen, Evans, Miller. Second Row: Bentley, Hargrove, Gwin, Robertson, Hibbits, Mullins, Harp, Swindal STROLLERS Hirst Row: Miller, G. Baker, Margaret Wagner, Rigsby. Brown, Poore, Pruitt, Gilbert, Chancy, Mabel Wagner, Chidester, Lyons, Montgomery, Rickard. Second Row: Dause. Mullins, Lewis, Gilbert, Vaughn, Taulbee, Callahan, Shepherd, Strong, Robertson, Evans, F. Smith, Castle. Third Row: Rosenbaum, England, Hacker, McClurc, Kincaid, Burcham, Morton, Jasper, Tabor, Baker, Hilbrey, McAllister. Brewer. GIRL ' S GLEE CLUB MEN ' S GLEE CLUB GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB Front row: McCown, Terry, A. Strong, Skaggs, Litton, Gilbert, Bent ley, B. Hainey. Second row: Trisdale, Lewis, Tabor, Blaylock. BOYS ' GLEE CLUB Front row: B. Allen, Gwin, Morton, Waller, Barlow, Meadors, Brown. Second row: Hamlin, Kincaid, Brewer, Hihbitts, Turner, Mashburn, Younge TENNIS TRACK TENNIS Seated: Fredrick McAfee, Edmund Durham; Standing: Benton Fielder, Frank Lavernia, George W ' yatt. TRACK Seated: R. Turner, Harp, Kegley, Fiske, Wilson, Davis, Hurst, Hale. Standing: J. Allen, Warford, Hawkins, Kirbv, Arney, F. Smith, Washburn Donald Fugle, James, F. Wheeler, Coach. BASKETBALL BASEBALL BASKETBALL Seated: Arney, A. Combs, Durham, McAfee, Lavexnia, Hale, Hitchcock. Standing: Coach Hughes, V. Allen, Caldwell, Clark, Fox, Kaylor, Dausc, Mgr. BASEBALL First Row: Mays, L. Dause, H. Hale, Bilbrey, J. Smith, Lavernia, Fielder, C. Dausc, Rosenbaum, Rickard (Mgr.). Second Row: H. Hackney, Ferguson, G. Moore, Davis, McAfee, Kirby, Clute, Mor- ton, Hamlin. Third Row: Hibbitts, Gabbard, A. Moore, McConkey, Watson, Aitkcn, McDaniel, Lyons, Lanter, Singleton, Brewer, Troutman, Coach Hull, Stroud. ATHLETICS The 1935-36 basketball season was the most successful in years for the Academy Lions. With only two starters remaining from last year ' s team, Coach Jerry Hughes molded from his new material a formidable machine which won nine games and lost only four. The season ' s opener on January 8 was easy picking for the Lions. Coach Hughes ' boys defeated Forrest Wyatt ' s Tyner High School quintet, 33-10. In the next game the power- ful Hazel Green team bested the Red and Green 3 3-2 0. In the first home game the Academy trounced Tyner again, 30-13. The following week, in a two-period overtime game, the Lions lost a thrilling battle to Berea High School, 29-27. The next game, a week later, was another thriller, but it added another loss to the Lion slate. Hazel Green was victorious, 31-28. The Academy won its last regular game of the season by defeating Berea High School, 37-16. Then on March 5, 6, and 7 the Lions played four successful games to win the 44th District Tournament, held at Richmond. The opponents fell by the following scores: Madison High, 23-20; Speedwell, 49-13; Berea High, 18-16; Waco, 31-8. The following week the Academy again invaded Richmond to participate in the 11th Regional Tournament and came away with the consolation trophy. Conceded little chance to win, the Lions drubbed the favored Lawrenceburg five, 29-20, in the first round. But in the semi-finals, Henry Clay stopped the Academy 22-20 in an overtime period. Entering the consolation game against a team which had held Midway, Regional cham- pion, to a three-point advantage in two overtime frames, the Lions trampled the Great Crossing quintet by the score of 49-27. Frank Lavernia, diminutive Cuban and co- captain of the Lions, was given a berth on the all-regional team. Via the graduation route, the Academy loses this year co-captains Frank Lavernia, Frederick McAfee, and Edmund Durham as well as Anderson Combs and Burton Clark. Through technical ruling, Roy Brown Arney and Robert Hitchcock will not be eligible for play next year. Thus the Academy closes a splendid season played by a splendid squad of men and coached by a splendid mentor. ATHLETICS fa ft ¥ WAA BOARD Gertrude Cawood, Carrie Revis, Florence Fee, Vela Ballou, Margery Arnold, Polly Mullins, Beatr Evans, Eleanor Hardeman, Hazel MeCreary, Margaret Smith, Helena Barnett. WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL First Row: Helna Lambdin, Polly Mullins, Helena Barnett, Lucille Gabbard, Carrie Re vis, Gertrude Cawood, Florence Fee, Betty Schumacher, Barbara Henry. Second Row: Marg ery Arnold, Coach, Alice Weekes, Vela Ballou, Marie Tabor, Margaret Smith, Aretta Blaylock, Ida Arnett, Margaret Wilder. ' Sl wm Jlils. J.s. ins. czbanooLnc This is the schoolhouse where the wildblood boys Come in for taming — take up stranger joys; This ground where children come and go away And send their own blood children back someday. This is the teacher ' s desk — this blackoak table, And same old stick to use when he is able — This same old school beneath the sturdy trees; Wild flags outside to catch the bumblebees; The ground worn bare for marbles and the top; The bent woodgrass where boys turn flip-flop — Better this old house where the creepers run So lizard-like a sleeping in the sun — Better than fazzle houses made of bricks So far away from all us country hicks, Away, away, where there is too much noise And too much puppy in the girls and boys. This old house knows the autumn sun and freeze, Stands under green and under leafless trees. This is the schoolhouse under the oak grove Where we did come to learn and fight and love. This is the school house and the songs I ' ve heard Will keep on drifting like songs of a bird — Just in my heart and out and in again Like sweet soft music of the violin. still can hear them calling Old Black Joe Down in the cornfield where he horsewceds grow. And I can hear the water sweet and low And I can hear Burin ' murmuring Afton flow. The books are silent now: the autumn leaf Blows past the window with the sound of grief. The sunlit fields and the wide windy skies Dance with the dead leaves to the wildbird cries. The wild bird songs are sweet as I have heard In all my life come from a mortal bird. Way down upon the Sewanec River ' s song Played on a jewsharp by old Freddie Long. He ' s dead I thought: been dead a score of years. It takes me back: somehow, I shed some tears. Yes, Nellie Was a Lady — ah, you bet The wind is playing on the grass tabret. This is the schoolhouse under the same sky Where autumn birds fly over, call and cry. 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ROBERTS Representing BAKER ' S NEWS AND MUSIC SHOPPE THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY T. P. BAKER, Prop. Bank Building, Main Street, Berea, Ky. FACULTY AND STUDENTS! WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE PORTER-MOORE DRUG CO. (INCORPORATED) BEREA, KENTUCKY SOUTHEASTERN GREYHOUND LINES OFFERS YOU COMFORT, COURTESY AND ECONOMY LET US HELP YOU PLAN YOUR TRIP MRS. T. P. BAKER, Agent MAIN STREET PHONE 38 COMPLIMENTS OF A 1 It 1 t: ll HAIL SENIORS—! WE WISH YOU WELL. The MOESCHL- EDWARDS CORRUGATING CO. Covington, Kentucky Manufacturers Rolling Steel Doors Kalamein Doors Tin Clad Doors Corrugated Roofing and Siding Compliments of BRYAN-HUNT CO., INC. Wholesale Grocers Lexington, Kentucky American Paper Products of Distinction AMERICAN LACE PAPER COMPANY Milwaukee, Wisconsin COMPLIMENTS OF BONNIE IIOO It is fitting that Berea College is equipped with Heaters of the quality and high standard of TRAXE € ONVECTION HEATERS The TRANE Company of La Crosse, Wisconsin, has for many years been a leading manufacturer of Heating and Air Conditioning Equipment of all kinds. Till: TIC AXE CO. La Crosse, Wisconsin Louisville Office 2816 Hooek Avenue Clifford Roberts, Mgr. WE WISH n G n u n u nn CGG FOR THE GRADUATING CLASS OF BEREA COLLEGE £ £ £ PAPER PACKAGE COMPANY Manufacturers of Set-up, Folding and Simplex Paper Boxes fNDlANAPOLlS, IND., U. S. A. Jsince 1896 . . . BUSINESS-BUILDING BOXES Qua lily Window Treatments The Columbia Mills. Im « Window Shades Venetian Blinds Shade Cloth Shade Rollers Awning Rollers Sign Cloth Lace Curtains CINCINNATI, OHIO NEW YORK, N. Y. Other Branches In Principal Cities PRINTING IS LIKE NEVER, NEVER LAND A deep secret — known only to those who ply the trade But the product of printing is for all to see and read and understand. THE BEREA COLLEGE PRESS j 1 j Berea, Kentucky THE ELMORE THREAD COMPANY DEPARTMENT OF The Elmore Corporation Spindale, N. C. HIGH GRADE HAND KNITTING YARNS AT LOW FACTORY PRICES WRITE A POSTAL CARD FOR FREE SAMPLES AND PRICES Compliments of LACQUER SPECIALTIES Newark, New Jersey Compliments of MECHANICAL SUPPLIES Cincinnati, Ohio IN APPRECIATION OF SERVICE, PA- TIENCE, AND EXCELLENCE OF WORK- MANSHIP THE CHIMES STAFF, CLASS OF ' 36, RECOMMENDS T II E Ogg Slmlio WHICH HAS FURNISHED QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS FOR EVERY BEREA COLLEGE ANNUAL. Piedmont Shirt Company GREENVILLE, S. C. Makers of Piedmont Shirts Sold One Million Shirts Last Year Using principally cloth woven and finished by southern mills and blcacheries. The output has increased 1,000 per cent in seven years. There is a reason: In PIEDMONT SHIRTS you obtain America ' s greatest shirt value. They usually retail at from $1.00 to $1.55, but are worth much more. Sold in the best stores from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Ask your dealer for Piedmont Shirts. Thev must give satisfaction. They are GUARANTEED. OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY WATERS-GARLAND CO. KENTUCKY ' S LARGEST EXCLUSIVE Jobbers of OFFICE EQUIPPERS Laundry Supplies 117-123 South Fourth Louisville, Ky. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY CALUMET roiiiplofe Plywood TEA COFFEE Service COMPANY THE E. W. CAMP PLYWOOD CO., Inc. Chicago Indianapolis, Ind., and Cincinnati, Ohio Coffee Lovers Everywhere HOSPITAL AND Ask For SICK ROOM = mil Supplies and Equipment Wheel Chairs — Fracture Beds Commodes — Back Rests -™w Surgical and Maternity Garments CROCKER-FELS 18 West 7th Street Cincinnati, Ohio Compliments of Lee Clay Protluets INCORPORATED Company Manufacturers of Sewer Pipe, Flue Linings, Wall Coping, Chimney Tops, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, Drain Tile, Septic Tanks, Me ter Boxes CI earfield, Rowan County Kentuc :ky With Compliments of I in x Schramm Company You Can Depend On Merchandise You Buy at the COLLEGE STORE Because Much Of It Came From Simon Ad k s Son . Company Louisville, Kentucky The E. T. Slider Co.. Inc. LOUISVILLE, KY. Prompt Shippers WASHED AND SCREENED SAND AND GRAVEL BAKERY AND CANDY KITCHEN Mountain Sweets WOODCRAFT DEPT. FIRESIDE INDUSTRIES Authentic Reproductions BUTTERFLY TABLE HANDWEAVING IN PINE BLOOM DESIGN HOMESPUNS (ALSO) BROOMS — NEEDLECRAFT — PRINTING .Fountain 3 5weeTS BEREA COLLEGE BAKERY AND CANDY KITCHEN Berea fruit cakes tilled with Velvet diced fruits, consisting of glace cherries, orange and lemon peel, pineapple, and citron. These fruits are prepared for us by €. M. PITT and SONS BALTIMORE, MARYLAND THE JENNER COMPANY (INCORPORATED) Stationers Engravers Louisville , Ky. Compliments of the LOUISVILLE BEDDING CO.. I IK . Louisville, Kentucky Compliments of THE WILSON PAINT COMPANY We Congratulate The CLASS OF 1936 Berea College And Those Responsible For Their Year Book THE RED STAR MILLING COMPANY Wichita, Kansas It is the flour used in vour bakerv. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS :■■■• ' ■ ' .■ ' ' ; : ' •;■:•; -:■ ■ ' .■■■■ ' •. ' ■■•■■ ' ' ■■■ ' ■.-.-■ . ' ■•■■■-■ ' ■ ' . •■ ' ■■■: ' ■ ' ■■ ■■ ■ ' •■ ' ■■ ■■■■ ■ ' :■:■■■ ' ■■■ ' ■ ' ■ ■ ' ■ . 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