Berea College - Chimes Yearbook (Berea, KY)

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MRS. ELISABETH PECK SOCIAL STUDIES JOHN X. PECK MATHEMATICS EMMA REEVERTS ENGLISH ALICE REID HOME ECONOMICS GILBERT ROBERTS MATHEMATICS GORDON ROSS - ' PHILOSOPHY AND BIBLE - ' - ' ' JOHN Vr. SATTLER ENGLISH R D, SCHULTZ INDUSTRIAL ARTS WALTER « ' . SIKES PHILOSOPHY AND BIBLE ' ' LOUIS SMITH POLITICAL SCIENCE AND EC OMICs ANNIE M. SOUTHWORTH HOME ECONOMICS CLAUDE O. SPILLMAN AGRICULTURE HATTIE E. STOXX ' E BIBLE AND ENGLISH ERNEST J. WEEKES ENGLISH RUTH WOODS HOME ECONOMICS LOWER DIVISION FACULTY

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I.UTJIIK M, AMIJKOSI. .„. - SCItNCt MARY IIAKI R FRENCH MARf.ARIT HAI.ZIiR ART KLHANOR ilROOKb ENGLISH JOSI PH CAXTIKNI - ART CLARF.NCr: C. DAVSOX ■ BUSINESS liENTON FIELUIR AGRICULTURE WIILIS W. FISHER PHILOSOPHY AND BIBLE BEN FUSON ENGLISH DOROTHY M. HARNLY FRENCH AND PSYCHOLOGY ORRIN L. KEENER . SOCIAL STUDIES MARIAN KINGMAN HOME ECONOMICS JOHN B. LOEFER BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY K. HELEN McKINSTRY PHYSICAL EDUCATION WILLIAM F. NEWBOLT BUSINESS LOWER DIVISION FACULTY

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TO MISS KATllARIN ' i; S. BOWERSOX WUo came to Bcrca in 1907 as alliance dean of women, and hat served in that capacity ever since. Generation of licrea girh remember fur her friendship and her loyalty to high idcaU OR. JAMES WATT RAINE Who has been a member of the faculty incc 19D6. As head of the Iinglish Department, he has succeeded in preserving and enriching the mountain culture of which our students are ' .o much a par: . , • MISS JESSIE MOORE Miss Moore has served Berea in a number of ways since 1912 . . . first as matron of the Boarding Hall and later head of the home science department. Since 1920 she has directed the life of Boone Tavern. making it a distinctive hostelry . . . IRA D. SHAW Since 1 924 Professor Shaw has guided the prospective teachers oi Berea that, through his criticism and help, tliey might be better prepared to meet the problems of education today . . . MRS. DILLIE WERTENBERGER Mrs. W ' ertenberger came to Berea in 1914 and taught for a number of years in each of the three schools. In 1927 she became assistant ma-nager of Boone Tavern, where her lasting attachments with students and guests contributed both materially and spiritually to the growth of Berea . . . WE BID FAREWE LL