Berea College - Chimes Yearbook (Berea, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1942 volume:

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Stewart Agriculture Ralph Rigby Music May B. Smith English J. H. Capps Chemistry Gladys Jameson Music A. G. Weidler Economics Eunice True Home Economics B. P._A llen ___ Physical Education Mary Risinger Music Jean Faulkner Art E. J. Weekes __ English Mary Ela Art J. W. Sattler English Gertrude Cheney Music H. D. Schultz Industrial Arts Margaret Chapin French ■ ' aldemar Noll Physics R. R. Hardin Political Science and Economics Charlotte P. Ludlum Ancient Languages J. C. Feaver Philosophy and Religion Patricia Mahon Music 11 %C((ltlf W. G. Ross Philosophy and Religion K. Helen McKinstry Physical Education C. O. Spillman Agriculture Mary Dupuy Sociology J. W. Hatcher Sociology Alice Reid Home Economics W. E. Newbolt Business Amy Woodruff Home Economics Pattie Jo Russell Business W. R. Hutcherson Mathematics Emily Ann Smith English L. E. Bowling English Mary Brooks Home Economics Harvey Lance Physics Margaret Balzer Art J. D. Loefer Biology and Chemistry Louis Smith History and Political Science Agnes Aspnes Home Economics C. S. Price Agriculture Emma Reeverts English J. N. Hartt Philosophy and Religion Marian Kingman Home Economics O. L. Keener Social Studies Ruth Woods Home Economics Benton Fielder Agriculture M. H. Kerr Agriculture J. S. Bangson Biology Feaster Wolford Agriculture Anna Born German N. M. Shutt ._ Physical Education Virginia Engle Library Science A. O. Dekker Chemistry Mary Baker French A. J. Chidester Education Dorothy Harvey French and Psychology W. G. Burroughs Geology J. W. Hughes English Helen Dingman Sociology W. W. Sikes Philosophy and Religion Eleanor Brooks English C. E. Pauck German Celia Kysela Music D. H. Candy Psychology D. W. Pugsley Mathematics W. J. Baird Education R. E. Hovey Music G. G. Roberts Mathematics C. C. Dawson Business L. F. Crippen History and Political Science H. B. Monier Agriculture L. M. Ambrose Education Joseph Cantieni Art E. W. Blank English E. T. Parks History and Political Science R. B. Clark Physical Education Ann Elliott Physical Education We, The £t fdehtJ . . . backbone jf student induAttieA . . . t oit jfo cIhama . . . kanhteu c$ the Boatd ' toy Hall . . . tfteet in Setea . . . $ci 4 tiftte . . . . . . tc line . . . te Mtk . . . te leath tftcftt each ctket . . . tc line . . . 4n4 tot m tie . . . Harding Noblitt, President Hobert Thompson, Vice Pres- ident Audrey Dodd, Secretary Talmadge Maggard, Treasurer £enfote £enfoiA JOHN M. ADAMS, JR. WHITESBURG, KY. B.S., AGRICULTURE BARBARA CATHERINE ALLEN HAWESVILLE, KY. A.B., SOCIOLOGY RUBY ALLEN LANGLEY, KY. A.B., CHEMISTRY GARNIE EARSLE ANDERSON NANCY, VA. B.S., AGRICULTURE FLETCHER LANIER ANDREWS NEWTON, N.C. A.B., BIOLOGY EULA KATE ARCHER JONESBORO, TENN. A.B., ENGLISH AND HOME ECONOMICS JAMES ARTHUR FLAT LICK, KY. B.S., AGRICULTURE AUBREY HAROLD BAILEY BAILEYTON, TENN. A.B., CHEMISTRY VIVIAN BAILEY ASHLAND, KY. A.B., GERMAN ANDREW BAKER HAZARD, KY. A.B.. ENGLISH £eM ' etJ CLARENCE HARRISON BALES ROSE HILL, VA. B.S., AGRICULTURE FRANCES ALFREDA BARR CHARLOTTE, N.C. A.B., GERMAN CLAUD MILLER BAYS GUAGE, KY. A.B., CHEMISTRY MADGE BETTIS DANDRIDGE, TENN. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS ROBERT BLAKER BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA. A.B., CHEMISTRY CLEO HARRIET BOWIE NIMMONS, SG. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS MARGERY MAE BOWIE NIMMONS, SG. A.B., HOME ECONOMICS HARVEY DENTON BRADLEY CAIN ' S STORE, KY. B.S., AGRICULTURE JACK BRAFFORD CORBIN, KY. A.B., HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE EDWARD R. BRANN HAMBURG, GERMANY A.B., HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE £emhU LUTHER BRIGHT MARLINTON, W. VA. A.B., ECONOMICS GARNET ELIZABETH BRYAN ASHLAND, KY. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS MAXINE BURLEY ASHLAND, KY. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS KATHLEEN LENORD BURNS BROCK, KY. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS CHANDOS CALHOUN HITCHINS, KY. B.S., AGRICULTURE LUCY CANADA SOMERSET, KY. A.B., ENGLISH CHARLES CURTIS CARRINGTON CHARTERS, KY. B.S., AGRICULTURE MARY LOIS CASEY ROCHOLD, KY. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS KATIE LOUIS CHAMBERS HUNTSVILLE, ALA. A.B., HOME ECONOMICS HORACE EDWARD CLARK WICHITA, KANSAS A.B., CHEMISTRY £eh etJ ROGER W. CLOYD CORBIN, KY. A.B., CHEMISTRY RICHARD COLE RUSSELL, KY. A.B., ENGLISH EDWARD A. COLEMAN RICHWOOD, W.VA. A.B., CHEMISTRY VERVA COLEMAN BEREA, KY. A.B., HOME ECONOMICS ARTHUR CARL COLLINS WOODVILLE, ALA. A.B., CHEMISTRY GENE COMBS LANGLEY, KY. A.B., BIOLOGY RUTH VICTORIA CORNETT McROBERTS, KY. A.B., ENGLISH AND FRENCH WILLIAM FRED CORNETT WHITESBURG, KY. B.S., AGRICULTURE K. LOUISE COSSETT ASHLAND, KY. A.B., RELIGION AND GERMAN JANE ELIZABETH COX MT. VERNON, KY. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS RETHA CRASE BELKNAP, KY. A.B., HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE GLENDON CROWE LYNN, ALA. A.B., MATHEMATICS HUBER HAMRICK DAVES SHELBY, N.C. A.B., PSYCHOLOGY 1EANETTE COPE DEAN BEREA, KY. A.B., HOME ECONOMICS RALPH A. DEAN BEREA, KY. A.B., ECONOMICS JOE DICKERSON LIVINGSTON, KY. A.B., HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE HANSEL DcWlTT DILLINGHAM BARNARDSVILLE, N.C. B.S., AGRICULTURE AUDREY LOUISE DODD BOAZ, ALA. A.B., ENGLISH OPAL HARVY DUNAWAY DWARF, KY. A.B., EDUCATION LAURA ALICE EAKIN BEREA, KY. A.B., SOCIOLOGY £eh c$J AMBROSE EASTERLY CROSSVILLE, TENN. A.B., FRENCH JOSEPH B. EDWARDS BUNCOMBE, N.C. B.S., AGRICULTURE WILLIAM R. ESTEP, JR. WILLIAMSBURG, KY. A.B., RELIGION BEATRICE EFFIE EVANS ST. PAUL, VA. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS MARY KATHERINE EVANS PAINTSVILLE, KY. A.B., ENGLISH MIRIAM LOUISE EVANS CLEVELAND, OHIO A.B., ART HARLEY FILLMORE HARRIMAN, TENN. A.B., PHILOSOPHY PAUL ROBERT FISH FAIRVIEW, N.C. B.S., AGRICULTURE JAMES FISHER RURAL RETREAT, VA. A.B., ENGLISH GLADYS IRENE FRANKLIN DREXEL, N.C. A.B., HISTORY £etocU LUTHER GABBARD GRAY HAWK, KY. B.S., AGRICULTURE EUNICE GARCIA NORWALK, OHIO A.B., SOCIOLOGY OLIVE GAYHART HARDBURLY, KY. A.B., HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE WILLIAM BEST GILBERT BEREA, KY. B.S., AGRICULTURE TESSA GRACE GILLESPIE RAINELLE, W. VA. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS MERIEL ELIZABETH GOBLE CAMBRIDGE, MASS. A.B., PIANO AFTEEL GRAHAM WEST SOMERSET, KY. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS BERTHA JOHNSON GREEN RICETOWN, KY. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS MARGARET MARIE GRIMES ASHEVILLE, N.C. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS DAVID NEWTON GRIMWOOD MERIDIANVILLE, ALA. B.S., AGRICULTURE £eHi ' ciJ JUANITA LEE HALL HAZARD, KY. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS LOIS INEZ HENDERSON GREENVILLE, S.C. A.B., MATHEMATICS MARGARET ELLEN HILL BEAN STATION, TENN. A.B., ART ELIZABETH ELLEN HOFFMAN TEHERAN, IRAN A.B., CHEMISTRY MARTIN FRANKLIN HOFFMAN NEW HOLLAND, PENN. A.B., HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE RUTH PAULINA HOLDER ENKA, N.C. A.B., MATHEMATICS MARGARET HOPPER SOMERSET, KY. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS DAYTON DAVID HULBURT OAK PARK, ILL. A.B., ENGLISH EVERETT BROWN HURST KNOXFORK, KY. A.B., MATHEMATICS RUTH RAYMER INGRAHAM KINGSPORT, TENN. A.B., PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC £ehfcbJ MONROE R. JENNINGS BECKLEY, W. VA. A.B., POLITICAL SCIENCE MARVIN DOUGLAS JONES PAINTSVILLE, KY. A.B., ECONOMICS ELIZABETH KESSEL MOOREFIELD, W. VA. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS NORA LITTON CLARENCE, KY. A.B., HOME ECONOMICS EARL KILBOURNE BEREA, KY. B.S., AGRICULTURE HAROLD KIRBY BEREA, KY. A.B., GEOLOGY MINERVA ELIZABETH KIVETT CUMBERLAND GAP, TENN. A.B., SOCIOLOGY EVELYN LAMB McCLURE, VA. A.B., EDUCATION CAROLYN LAVENDER LAMBERT ASHLAND, KY. A.B., MATHEMATICS RILEY M. LAMBERT PARKER, S.D. A.B., GERMAN £eh ciJ ANNIE CORINNE LANCE BLACK MOUNTAIN, N.C. A.B., ENGLISH ROBERTA PEARL LAREW GREENVILLE, W. VA. A.B., HOME ECONOMICS TROY JAMES LASWELL BRODHEAD, KY. A.B., GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY CHARLES LORD GRINNELL, IOWA A.B., AGRICULTURE GETHA BERYL LOSHBOUGH CROSSVILLE, TENN. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS OPAL ILENE LOY JAMESTOWN, KY. A.B., ENGLISH ANNETTE McCOMMACK BLUE JAY, W. VA. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS JUANITA BLANCHE McDANIEL LOTHAIR, KY. A.B., ENGLISH GEORGE WESLEY McKINNEY, AMIGO, W. VA. A.B., ECONOMICS LOIS S. McVOY CUMMINGTON, MASS. A.B., SOCIOLOGY JR. £ehieiJ TALMADGE PATRICK MAGGARD MAGGARD, KY. A.B., ECONOMICS ALFRED HAROLD MALTBY HASTINGS, FLA. B.S., AGRICULTURE MARTIN MARLAR HONEY BEE, KY. A.B., HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE MINNIE MARTIN EASTERN, KY. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS TELLIS ALEXANDER MARTIN HICKORY, N.C. A.B., CHEMISTRY HAL AKARD MASENGILL BLOUNTVILLE, TENN. A.B., HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE MARY FRANCES E. MEADOWS BEREA, KY. A.B., EDUCATION CLARENCE W. MEEK BOONE ' S CAMP, KY. B.S., AGRICULTURE DONALD JOSEPH MERCHANT SWANNANOA, N.C. A.B., BIOLOGY THELMA MURIEL MEREDITH ELK VALLEY, TENN. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS £ehfc$J EVELINE MITCHELL SPRINGDALE, W. VA. A.B., EDUCATION C. EDWARD MOORE BEREA, KY. A.B., MATHEMATICS FLOYD GLENN MOORE BERWIND, W. VA. A.B., MATHEMATICS MARGARET MOORE A.B., CHEMISTRY HARRODSBURG, KY. JUANITA MORRIS BENHAM, KY. A.B., ECONOMICS NANNIE V. MOXLEY CRESTON, KY. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS ARTHUR PAUL NESTOR MARMET, W. VA. A.B., HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE HARDING NOBLITT MARION, N.C. A.B., POLITICAL SCIENCE HELEN JO PATRICK ASHLAND, KY. A.B., ENGLISH EMMA MAE PEARSON COLLEGE HILL, KY. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS £ehicU FRED PEARSON TREADWAY, TENN. A.B., GEOLOGY JEWELL PENLEY GATE CITY, VA. A.B., ENGLISH PEARL PHILLPOTT SOMERSET, KY. A.B., ENGLISH WOODROW B. QUINN TWILA, KY. A.B., ENGLISH JACK RATHBONE LAKE JUNALUSKA, N.C. A.B., ECONOMICS ARTHUR RICE BEREA, KY. A.B., MATHEMATICS JEAN ROBERTS BEREA, KY. A.B., SOCIOLOGY MARY HELEN ROBERTS BURNSIDE, KY. A.B., SOCIOLOGY WILLIAM LEE ROBERTS HAMBLETON, W. VA. A.B., ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS LLOYD EDWIN ROBERTSON PINE HALL, N.C. B.S., AGRICULTURE em ' ciJ J. B. ROBINSON BANDANA, N.C. B.S., AGRICULTURE IDA EVELYN ROSE BARBOURVILLE, KY. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS T. CHARLES RUNNION ERWIN, TENN. A.B., CHEMISTRY LESLIE W. SCROGGS ASHEVILLE, N.C. A.B., ECONOMICS RALPH FRANKLIN SHEPHERD CRUMPLER, N.C. B.S., AGRICULTURE ROBERT LOUIS SHEPHERD BEREA, KY. B.S., AGRICULTURE FRANKLIN ARMONELL SHERRILL CRAB ORCHARD, TENN. A.B., MATHEMATICS ETHEL MARJORIE SHRADER NORTH TAZEWELL, VA. A.B., HOME ECONOMICS EUGENE FANNING SMITH FOREST CITY, N.C. B.S., AGRICULTURE FRANCES SNODGRASS MOUTH CARD, KY. A.B., ENGLISH £ehfrte RAYMOND McFADDEN SPEARS VAN LEAR, KY. A.B., HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE ODESSA STANLEY TOLER, KY. A.B., ENGLISH MARGARET STEINORTH POINT PLEASANT, N. Y. A.B., PHILOSOPHY AND GERMAN KENNETH STONE PINEVILLE, KY. A.B., ECONOMICS FRED MATTHEW TAYLOR GREENVILLE, S.C. B.S., AGRICULTURE HOBERT ROY THOMPSON MILLSPRINGS, KY. B.S., AGRICULTURE EMOGENE THOMPSON WEBB VILLE, KY. A.B., HOME ECONOMICS DANIEL THORINGTON RICHMOND, VA. A.B., ART HAROLD TOMPKINS ELGIN, TENN. A.B., ECONOMICS HAROLD WADE TULLY EAST RAINELLE, W. VA. A.B., MATHEMATICS £ehiciJ EDWARD B. TURNER HOUSTON, KY. B.S., AGRICULTURE CHARLOTTE E. VANDIVER BURLINGTON, W. VA. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS BURNICE LEE WALL EUBANK, KY. B.S., AGRICULTURE CHARLES LOUIS WALL EUBANK, KY. A.B., MATHEMATICS INEZ ASHLEY WALL EUBANK, KY. A.B., PSYCHOLOGY CARL C. WARD NEVA, TENN. B.S., AGRICULTURE CARTER WARD NEVA, TENN. A.B., CHEMISTRY ESTHER R. WARNER JEFFERSON CITY, TENN. A.B., GEOLOGY LOU ADA WELLS ASHLAND, KY. A.B., HISTORY JUANITA WHEELER STEVENSON, ALA. A.B., CHEMISTRY £ehfrte SALLY WILKERSON FREEMAN, W. VA. A.B., ART ANNA LEE WILLIAMS FLAT GAP, KY. B.S., HOME ECONOMICS EDNA LOUISE WILSON BOAZ, ALA. A.B., ENGLISH CLAYTON D. WRIGHT DERBY, OHIO A.B., MATHEMATICS JAMES MARION WYGAL CORBIN, KY. A.B., PSYCHOLOGY WOODROW WILSON YOUNG MICAVILLE, N. C. B.S., AGRICULTURE CHESTER L. YOUNGE BEREA, KY. A.B., HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE CALEB YORK WINDSOR, KY. A.B., GEOLOGY CHARLOTTE LOUISE HAWKINS BEREA, KY. A.B., SOCIOLOGY IVOL ENOLE GODBEY BETHELRIDGE, KY. A.B., PHILOSOPHY ROSELLA MAE MORGAN AKRON, OHIO A.B., SOCIOLOGY RUTH ROMINGER BEREA, KY. A.B., SOCIOLOGY JtW the £ckccl cjf tltftJMp . . . theJe utill tecefre diploma . . . ® St it Top: Lilly Berry, Clmchport, Ky.; Mildred Anderson, Williamsburg, Ky.; Mildred Boyd, Bristol, Tenn.; Evelyn Harris, Welch, W. Va.; Manda Howard, Northern, Ky.; Hazel H ughey, Asheville, N. C; Bottom: Virginia Jones, Manchester, Ky.; Elizabeth Robertson, Pine Hall, N. C; Rose Slusher, Pineville, Ky.; Stella Taylor, Pine Mountain, Ky.; Geneva Wesley, Eubank, Ky. tkeAe uill tnke tkefo plqceA . . . Back Row: J. Anderson, Childers, Paredes, Turner, Hopkins, Frazure, Matheny, Stallard, Huddle- ston, M. Jones, Skidmore, Witt. Front Row: Setzer, Manteufel, Roberts, Miller, Hall, Wright, Hardigree, Fosson, Francis, Fergusen. theM utill Akeur them A w. Back Row: Wright, Hillman, Walker, Van Krevelen, Payne, Dodd, Springstead; Front Row: Armstrong, Harrison, McCollum, Faust, Gibson, Miller. r o rvnn n n Kenneth Frye, Vice President Ruth Pratt, Treasurer Pearle Scott, Secretary Jack Walker, President One fltcbe i e fi . . . HENRY DAVIDSON __ ._ Pleasant View, Ky. VIRGIE HERRIN . . Shopville, Ky. JOEL CLOUD .. .. Connelly Springs, N. C. MARITA BURTON .. Monticello, Ky. ALICE WOLFRAM ._ __ Berea, Ky. FORRESTER ISON __ . Oscaloosa, Ky. ANNA MAE SHORT __ ._ Jackson, Ky. TEDDY STAMPER . olive 11,11, Kv. GARLAND COTTLE __ __ Ashland, Ky. MARGARET NICKELS __ . Benham, Ky. RALPH NORMAN __ __ Winter Haven, Fla. MARTHA WAGERS Berea, Ky. ZORA BUTTE _. ._ Westminster, S. C. CARL KILBOURNE __ __ Appalachia, Va. RUTH P. WILSON __ __ Bald Creek, N. C. GENE HOUCK __ _ Todd, N. C. WILLIAM E. BLACKBURN _ __ Berea, Ky. ERSIE CHRISTINE WILSON Newport, Tenn ELMER E. ANDERSON __ __ Irvine, Ky. GEORGIA HILL ._ Rogersville, Tenn. JUSTINE JONES _. „ Ashland, Ky, FRED WESLEY __ __ Lynch, Ky. MADGE FREEMAN Lewisburg, W. Va. EDITH CAMPBELL Pineville, Ky. HOMER QUENTIN POTTER .. .. Louisa, Ky. MARTHA ANN KELLAR __ __ Dunnville, Ky. HARRY W. DAY __ __ Filbert, W. Va. RUTH COFFEY .. __ Creelsboro, Ky. MARY LOU RANDLES __ __ Berea, Ky. ROBERT L. RUNNELS __ West Prestonsburg, Ky. INEZ IRWIN __ __ Iberia, Mo. JAMES L. RYNERSON, Jr. ____ Harrodsburg, Ky. JqHJeU HAROLD ABNEY Richmond, Ky. FRANCES EBBS Bristol, Va. LA RUE RAWLINGS Lockland, Ohio WYNONA KIRK Celina, Tenn. EDNA MILLER Martel, Tenn. JOE METCALF Waco, Ky. FLORENCE SEAY Asheville, N. C. JACK WALKER Hartwell, W. Va. QUENTIN BRICKEY Stephens, Ky. VIRGINIA D. COOPER Thorpe, W. Va. SAM T. WYGAL Oorbin, Ky. MARGARET YOWELL Peola Mills, Va. ANN deJARNETTE Soddy, Tenn. CLARENCE N. DUNFORD Elkhorn, W. Va. ETHEL HUBBARD Waco, Ky. J. C. RABURN Marion, N. C. THEODORE N. QUEEN Ashland, Ky. FRANCES SANDERS Romney, W. Va. DEXTER ALEXANDER Somerset, Ky. PEARLE SCOTT Covington, Va. BETTY BERYL REILEY Sioux Falls, S. D. DONN MICHAEL FARRIS Welch, W. Va. ETHEL STRONG Saldee, Ky. WILLIAM ALLENDER, Jr. Corbin, Ky. GENE D. BOWLING Hyden, Ky. JEAN CROUSER Mannington, W. Va. HARRY W. TENNANT Williamsville, Va. ZORA BALL Pine Knot, Ky. JAMES MARVIN WING Lincoln, Ala. QUENTIN METCALF Paint Lick, Ky. DORTHA DAILY Oneona, Ala. ROBERT LEE EDWARDS __ Barnardsville, N. C. CHARLES E. BECK __ .. McKinney, Ky. LEONA THACKER _. Buchanan, Ky. GLENN TAYLOR ._ — Booneville, Ky. FELICIA WALTHER __ „ Birmingham, Ala. FRANCES DAWSON __ - Peach Creek, W. Va. CLARENCE STEINBERGER __ . Berea, Ky. GLADYS ROBINETT __ __ Wayne, W. Va. WILLIAM A. HARDWAY __ Gauley Bridge, W.Va. MOSS MILLS — Manchester, Ky. SUSAN NICKELL __ Hazel Green, Ky. JOHN C. REDMAN Nancy, Ky. MILDRED RITCHIE Blue Diamond, Ky. RUTH PRATT Martin, Ky. EUGENE STANLEY Betsy Layne, Ky. FREIDA ELOISE THOMPSON __ Catlettsburg, Ky. LFLDON P. PITT __ Trinity, Ala. MO MARRS Russell, Ky. GRAY HUNTER Ashland, Ky. CARL WOODROW NEWMAN Exeter, Va. KATE DAVIS „ Midkiff, W. Va. ELEANOR EAKIN _ Berea, Ky. WILLIAM O. HEAD Swannanoa, N. C. FLORINE CROWE Cummings, Ga. RALEIGH E. WITTEN __ Paintsville, Ky. LOUIS W. COMBEST Liberty, Ky. NELLIE MAE SHELTON .. __ Foster Falls, Va. BOB BENJAMIN ._ Ningpo, China. SARA BESS STONE Pineville, Ky. HARRIS CRESWELL __ Talbott, Tenn. BILL HINCHMAN McConnell, W. Va. KENNETH FRYE Wardensville, W. Va. LANHAM DINGESS Chapmanville, W. Va. THELMA I. BAKER _ Hamilton, Ohio GEORGE D. ALLEY Asheville, N. C. FLORENCE KIRSTEIN ___ Black Mountain, N. C. WILLIAM TOBY Grundy, Ky. KEITH BRAKE Petersburg, W. Va. ELLEN SCHEIBERG Kew Gardens, N. Y. LINDA STEPHENS Prestonsburg, Ky. JOHN R. GROSS, JR. __ Scottsboro, Ah. OPHELIA JUDD . Asheville, N. C. CHARLES EDWIN BISHOP __ Campobello, S. C. GARLAND MORRELL Spruce Pine, N. C. RUBYE R. EASTERLY __ .__ Smithville, Tenn. WILLIE R. ADAMS Flat Fork, Ky. BERTHA PILSON Stuart, Va. NANCY LANE RICE __ .__ . . Candler, N. C. LACY COCHRAN Trout, W. Va. LOIS CRIPPEN Berea, Ky. HUGHES H. SPURLOCK Bar Creek, Ky. JAMES ARTHUR WATSON Pineville, Ky. FERNE ANDERSON Praise, Ky. JEANNE NELSON Crossnore, N. C, VICTOR SCHERRER Dayton, Ohio JEAN GRAY Chattanooga, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART Hitchens, Ky. flftei che i afi theif com . . . Back Row: Hugh Morrison, (Sergeant-at-arms) Hetty Jo Knotts, (Chr. Project Com.) (Pres.) Wendel Deyton, (Men ' s Senate Rep.) Walter Cawood, (Men ' s Senate Rep.) Robert Brickey, (Sec.) Annabel Brake, (Women ' s Senate Rep.) Front Row: Byron Baker (Vice Pres.) Loretta Taylor, (Chr. Soc. Com.) Lenore Whitman, (Women ' s Senate Rep.) Estil Deitz, (Treas.) Out etf the night t CONSTANCE GIFFORD Tabriz, Iran ELWOOD REBER West Lawn, Penna. MARY BUTLER Wellford, S. C. MICHAEL FUHRMANN Hamburg, Germany ERNEST RAINES Breaks, Va. ELIZABETH M. EVERSOLE Hyden, Ky. HAROLD K. COUNTS Nealy Ridge, Va. JUNE ROSEBUD MORTON South Shore, Ky. MILDRED WOODY Burnsville, N. C. GEORGE LOWELL LUSTER McKinney, Ky. BILLIE MARIE NESTOR Marmet, W. Va. ROBERT BRICKEY Stephens, Ky. MARJORIE GILLIAM Livingston, Ky. JASON MILLER Dandridge, Tenn. RUTH PEASLEE Oak Park, 111. KERMIN FLEMING Isom, Va. STERLING SORRELL STONE ._War Eagle, W. Va. ESTHER ORTH New York, N. Y. BILLY BRADLEY Load, Ky. VIRGINIA RUTH HIATT Wildie, Ky. EVELYN ELEANOR BARR __ Blountville, Tenn. MARIE ELIZABETH SHAW Charters, Ky. IRENE POTTER Louisa, Ky. EVELYN GIVENS Smithville, Tenn. RICHARD MASON McNEER— Williamson, W. Va. LENORE LEE WHITMAN _.__.. Stollings, W. Va. PORTER GILBERT Samaria, Ky. HAZEL FOLEY Russell Springs, Ky. JOHN JAMES RIDDLE Mt. Vernon, Ky. POLLY M. KEEN Dryhill, Ky. CLAUDE RUFUS NELON Lake Lure, N. C. HAZEL POTTER Yeager, Ky. NORA LOU THOMSON .. .. Louisville, Ky. ERMEL DELMAS BOWEN __ Stone Coal, W. Va. DOROTHY CHANDLER .. Greeneville, Tenn. CHESTER R. MAHOOD . Oak Hill, W, Va. WAYNE STEWART __ __ Wilclic, Ky. ELSIE HAYES __ __ Crab Orchard, Ky. ROBERT E. WHEELER .. _ Grayson, Ky. JENNETTA EADS _. ._ Eubank, Ky. DOROTHY LOUISE TRUMBO __ Tollesboro, Ky. DAVID WAYNE SPURLOCK Bar Creek, Ky. BERTHA BELL __ Liberty, Ky. McCOY PITT . __ Trinity, Ala. ELI HALL Lothair, Ky. LURINE BOOHER __ Monroe, Tenn. LEWIS HART, JR. Berea, Ky. MARY ALLEY __ Grethcl, Ky. EDMONIA CLARK __ Hammond, Ky. EARL HAYS Berea, Ky. LETTA WALTERS __ __ Pumpkin Chapel, Ky. MACK ADAMS __ Pittsburg, Ky. FRANK STUART STILLINGS London, Ky. MARIE HORNE Coeburn, Va. CLYDE FLANNERY __ Dunham, Ky. MILDRED SMITH BLAKEY Prichard, W. Va. ANNABEL BRAKE .. ._ Petersburg, W. Va. GLENN CROSSWHITE __ __ Bristol, Tenn. MARY GUFFEY __ Jamestown, Ky. LOUIS LEE GARBER __ __ Staunton, Va. WILLIAM PAUL LOVELACE __ __ Berea, Ky. NADEANE SEARS _. Somerset, Ky. ROBERT A. LUFBURROW, JR. __ Roanoke, Va. JEAN DODSON Mill Springs, Ky. VIRGINIA OSBORNE Hot Springs, N. C. CHARLES E. BRAMLETT Stevenson, Ala. VERNA BRADY Cophenhagen, N. Y. WILLIAM F. CYRUS Buchanan, Ky. Z. MAXINE FISHER Somerset, Ky. MARGARET G. NOSS Stroudsburg, Penn. ELDRED PENNINGTON Fielden, Ky. WILMA JUANITA DAVIS Loyall, Ky. BETTY JO KNOTTS Camden, N. J. FRANCES ACUFF ELDREDGE Hixon, Tenn SAMUEL W. LYKINS Edna, Ky. ANNABELLE YOUNG Omar, W. Va. CLINTON SAEGER Lenoir City, Tenn. LORETTA TAYLOR Bluefield, W. Va. HUGH MORRISON Greeneville, Tenn. JEWELL MOORE Tyner, Ky. WILLIAM LLOYD DAUGHERTY __ Jenkins, Ky. NANCY BARNETT Berea, Ky. ERNEST BENSON FEW Taylors, S. C. RUTH HOLLIS FAIR Liberty, Ky. MILDRED LOUISE CHAMBERS Louisa, Ky. GRANVEL SWEARENGIN Grant, Ala. JAMES WENDELL DEYTON __ Jonesboro, Tenn. HIRAM V. BUCHANAN Benham, Ky. FRANCES OWENS Diablock, Ky. WALTER LEE CAWOOD Cawood, Ky. MABEL GRISWOLD Asheville, N. C. JOHN W. HUBBARD Nora, Ky. HAROLD LLOYD SHOEMAKER __ Panola, Ky. VIRGINIA LEE DRAUGHON Berea, Ky. CLYDE WORLEY Whitley City, Ky. ELOISE LOFTIS Campobello, S. C KATHERINE FLORA KEEN __ Helenwood, Tenn. JOHN BARATH, JR. .. Red Jacket, W. Va. VIVIAN BUCKLES __ __ Coalgood, Ky. DEWEY MOORE _. ._ Fallsburg, Ky. RUTH FALKENBURG __ __ Louisville, Ky. JAMES CHEATHAM __ ._ Detroit, Mich. ANN LANKFORD __ „ Shenandoah, Va. ROBERT CAM WYATT Piney Creek, N. C. MARY E. COATES __ __ Banco, Va. WILLARD E. ARNETT __ .. Rose Hill, Va. MARIAN YEAGER _. __ Corbin, Ky. ESTIL DEITZ Graydon, W. Va. MARGARET ATCHLEY Lenoir City, Tenn. REAVIS LOWMAN Connelly Springs, N. C. SARAH LEE O ' DANIEL __ North Belmont, N. C. ROBERT R. RICKARD __ _ Thomas, W. Va. NELL WARHOLM __ __ Grundy, Va. LeROY HUNT __ _ Columbus, Ohio JUNE TERRILL Berea, Ky. FRANK HEINZE __ __ Prestonsburg, Ky. FRIEDA BEGLEY Berea, Ky. ALTA MAE DAVIS Middleburg, Ky. MILDRED YORK __ __ Windsor. Ky. MARGARET HANSEL Pine Hill, Ky. LEWIS EDWARD WADDLE Somerset, Ky. ARLIE JONES ._ Eubank, Ky. NORMAN WOOTEN __ __ Forest City, N. C. HELEN BEATRICE DURHAM Morehead, Ky. ANNE ARMFIELD Tampa, Fla. GIDEON D. HILL __ __ Pilot Mountain, N. C. JUNE WILCOXEN __ .__„ Hixon, Tenn. FRED ARLEDGF Hendersonville, N. C. cftfometeJ ROBERT E. COLE Lynch, Ky. MARYANNA SHUPE Berea, Ky. DEWEY LITTLE, JR. Meridianville, Ala. GRACE HOLLYFIELD Pound, Va. ELLA EDWARDS Sparta, N. C. JESSE SHELTON Gate City, Va. MARY NELL SHARP Knoxville, Tenn. BOYCE BUCKNER Asheville, N. C. JAMES GILREATH Corbin, Ky. MARGARET ERNEST Walhalla, S. C. DALTON LANE Clinchport, Va. MRS. CHESTER L. YOUNGE Berea, Ky. WANDA EVELYN BROWN Cain ' s Store, Ky. GEORGE BEVERLY GUNTER, JR. — Stuart, Va. MARY KEATHLEY Black Mountain, N. C. LOREE SINCLAIRE Spindale, N. C. ALICE FOX Crossville, Tenn. WILLIAM BAXTER Vanceburg, Ky. EVA NELL WHITAKER Ludlow, Ky. BILL CROUCH Carlisle, Ky. STANTON KING Bristol, Tenn. POLLYANNA WHISNANT Hollis, N. C. ROBERT F. McNEILL West Jefferson, N. C. EUNICE JONES East Lynn, W. Va. MILDRED J. NELSON Corbin, Ky. DEAN CADLE ■-— Middlesboro, Ky. ANNA LEE SYKES Clintwood, Va. RALPH P. BROWN Buchanan, Va. ROBERT ADAMS Flatfork, Ky. J. D. THOMASON Walter, Ala. BETTY SCHUMACHER Berea, Ky. BYRON BAKER Louisville, Ky. fajj teJ . . . Frances Nunley, Secretary Paul Shue, President James Taylor, Vice-President Sue Cochran, Treasurer tkiee tinned 4 4 U JieJhmeh WILLIAM W. FRANCIS Carr Creek, Ky. LUCILLE KISER Flat Gap, Va. GEORGE WILLIAM KILBOURNE Berea, Ky. VIOLET COX ■ Yancey, Ky. AUDREY LOWE SINGLETON __ Emmalena, Ky. HAROLD ADAMS Pittsburg, Ky. WINIFRED RODGERS Waynesville, N. C. DONALD W. SINGLETON — Westminster, S. C. JOHN R. STOUT Altamont, N. C. LOUISE YOUNG Rainelle, W. Va. JAMES WILSON INGRAM Paint Lick, Ky. GLADYS IRENE CAMPBELL Krypton, Ky. NORMA VANDERHEIDE Kenosha, Wis. LEDGAR LEWIS GARREN Fletcher, N. C. SYLVIA LOONEY Keenan, W. Va. MALCOLM BETTIS Maryville, Tenn. ROBERT LEE FIELDER Berea, Ky. KATHLEEN PARK Wagersville, Ky. JOSEF WILSON Burnsville, N. C. LILLIAN IRENE WELLS Auxier, Ky. LUCILLE HOLMES Highland, Ohio DOUGLAS BLEVINS Ashhnd, Ky. NOVELLA FULLER Asheville, N. C. JOHN H. SPURLOCK Printer, Ky. ROBERT D. PARKS Elkin, N. C. LORENE McKINLEY Jamestown, Ky. RAYMOND E. GIBSON Prospect, Ky. HELEN MONIER Berea, Ky. FRANKIE D. CORNETTE Morris Fork, Ky. DOUGLAS BROGDEN White Rock, N. C. MARGERILLA BRANHAM Prestonsburg, Ky. HAROLD G. DOWDY Union, W. Va. JteJhnten AlINi: COMBS .. Louellen, Ky. CHARLES IRA HALL . __ Pleasant Hill, Tcnn. DORIS LEWIS . - Albany, Ky. J. CLIFTON MOORE _. Lynch. Ky. WINDLE ARMS .. Celina, Tcnn. MABEL JUNE BRICE __ — Pincvillc, Ky. HARVEY GENE RUTNOSKI Detroit, Mich. FRANCES EVANS „ Paintsville, Ky. MATTIE ELLEN AYERS __ Turla, Ky. ROBERT MELGAARD _ __ Concord, Tenn. LILLIAN ALTIZFR Riner. Va. ROBERT HOWARD BOEHM . Lynch, Ky. ORSON SMITH „ . Russell, Ky. MABEL COLVARD __ Crumplcr, N. C. NORRIS WOODIF . Welch, W. Va. CLARIBEL BREAZEALE __ Crossville, Tcnn. MARGARET BOWMAN __ — Berea, Kv. HENRY YATES Millard, Va. JESSIE LEE RUSSELL Sparta, Tenn. EDWARD EWEN - -- Berea, Ky. THOMAS P. HUBBARD, JR. — Fort Gay, W. Va. IMOGENE THOMAS — — Parcoal, W. Va. GARLAND ASTON HALL — Candler, N. C. MARGUERITE G. IMRIE .. Cameroun, W. Africa JUDA MARTIN ._ — Galveston, Ky. RAY DAVENPORT __ _ Artemus, Ky. LUWANDA DIXON ... _ - Unus, W. Va. JAMES KENNAMER _. — Woodville, Ala. JIMMY DANCE JESSEE Lebanon, Va. LAURETTA HEAD __ __ Mars Hill, N. C. CHARLES PATTON Knoxvllle. Tenn. MADELINE HATCHER Berea, Ky. JteAwH MARGARET ALLISON __ Louellen, Ky. HOBERT GLEN WOODRUM __ Hinton, W. Va. SUE COCHRAN Weaverville, N. C. JOHN WHITMIRE PETERS Mt. Morris, Pa. LEVOY VENABLE Vincent, Ky. ELEANOR LOUISE MULLENS Crab Orchard, Ky. RICHARD PETITT Logan, W. Va. LUISE GENG Versailles, Ky. ERNESTINE THOMPSON Pineville, Ky. HERSHEL BOGGS Eolia, Ky. ANN BARBOUR Knoxville, Tenn. GENE REESE CRESWELL Talbott, Tenn. WENDELL WITTEN Paintsville, Ky. LYDIA WYNNE Scottsboro, Ala J. CHAPMAN BANDY Hager, Ky. LILLIAN WYNNE Scottsboro, Ala. MILDRED ALLEN __ Orlando, Ky. LESTER HAROLD McNEELY Drexel, N. C. EDNA ERLE CHANEY Mt. Sterling, Ky. CHARLES BLANKENSHIP __ Tellico Plains, Tenn. RALPH MICHAEL ■___ Marlinton, W. Vi. DORA N. PEACE Gatliff, Ky. PRINTESS ENGLAND Weaverville, N. C. MARY LUCILLE HEFFNER Hendersonville, N. C. INEZ WALLACE Woodville, Ala. RUSSELL H. HODGES Claudville, Va. MARGARET JESSUP Stuttgart, Ark. BRADFORD BRUSH Vineyard Haven, Mass. WOODROW WILSON REED Evarts, Ky. KATHLEEN ROWE Mt. Vernon, Ky. JAMES D. TAYLOR Sawyers, Ky. FRANCES ZICAFOOSE Asbury, W. Va. JteJhtneh FRANK RUNNION „ MAUDE E. BREWER .. CUSTER PICKLESIMER ._ ANNE WINIFRED COATES Erwin, Tenn. East Aurora, N. Y. . Volga, Ky. Banco, Va. CHARLOTTE BALLARD White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. CHARLES C. RAYBURN . ._ Emerson, Ky. RUTH WESLEY _. . Lynch, Ky. LAMBERT L. CLEVENGER „ New Market, Ala. VICTOR WEN _ . Berea, Ky. SARA SLUSHER __ _ Pineville, Ky. E. BYRON ROSE __ Pineville, W. Va. GENEVA ROBERTS __ _. Faubush, Ky. GERTRUDE ROSS ._ __ Knoxville, Tenn. DAN JUDD __ __ Asheville, N. C. JEANNE ERNEST . Walhalla, S. C. GRANT BANKS Mt. Vernon, Ky. MEREDITH PATTERSON __ Stuarts Draft, Va. MARGARET ARMBRISTER . Max Meadows, Va. WINTZFORD JENKINS ._ __ Blackey, Ky. MARGARET CALLISON . East Rainelle, W. Va. LOUISE TYREE __ ROY KEOKI BENHAM MARY COOK .. LYELL J. THOMAS West Liberty, Ky. Honolulu, Hawaii Bluefield, W. Va. . Wilson, Ark. BENJAMIN F. LOYD .. ._ Lafayette, Ga. MARY ELIZABETH BEATY Forest City, N. C. LEE HUNDLEY OGLETREE _. Arab, Ala. LOUETTA BESS De Rossett, Tenn. ALICE GOODELL Kearneysville, W. Va. CARROLL CROUCHER _ . Blackey, Ky. ELLEN AMBROSE .. Berea, Ky. MARVIN B. DILLON . Oak Hill, W. Va. JieJhftieh MILLARD SHEPHERD Science Hill, Ky. YVONNE COVILLE Welch, W. Va. MIKE O ' NEIL DUFF Allais, Ky. GERALDINE MONHOLLON __ __ Corbin, Ky. EILEEN STAFFORD Berea, Ky. JOSEPH GRAHAM SEBREN Asheville, N. C. ELIZABETH PRINCE Landrum, S. C. ROBERT WILLIAM BEATY __ Forest City, N. C. DON SAYLOR Loyall, Ky. RUBY ELLIOTT Middleburg, Ky. GILMER WOODS CALLISON Beard, W. Va. JUANITA COOPER .. Pine Knot, Ky. VIRGINIA BATES Lexington, N. C. BEECH FIELDS HOLLON - Williba, Ky. RUTH MAE ALLEN Lynn, Ky. VERNON WILSON - Pineville, Ky. ARTHUR H. COOK Coalwood, W. Va. LILLIAN SALISBURY Salisbury, Ky. HERMAN ROARK Roark, Ky. MARY ELIZABETH PIERCE Eadsville, Ky. KATHLEEN MIERAS Annville, Ky. JOSEPH K. BYRD Morganton, N. C. LILLIAN IRENE ABNEY Renfro Valley, Ky. LEWIS BRYANT Mt. Vernon, Ky. SEYMOUR CRUMPLER Wayland, Ky. ANNA LYNN HARPER Circleville, W. Va. ALLEN FRANKE Cincinnati, Ohio JEAN BOYCE GIBBS Detroit, Mich. EVERETT HAYDON SNOW Appalachia, Va. ROBERT FRANKLIN COCHRAN „ Ashland, Ky. NAOMI CHAFIN Logan, W. Va. EUGENE BULMAN Woodville, Ala. JteJhftteH RICHARD MONIER MYERS .. Prospect, Penn. BETTYE JEANNE KING Greeneville, Tenn. MARVIN MIZE __ ._ Norton, Va. EULENE SHERMAN . _ _. Lynch, Ky. ELIZABETH ANNE HORTON „ Cartersville, Ga. DELMAS B. PENNINGTON ._ __ Ashland, Ky. ZURIA MAE FARMER . . _ Rugby, Va. HUBERT E. HARBER _. . Pennington Gap, Va. TROY SMITH __ Nancy, Ky. GLADYS E. KINLEY _. Greer, S. C. HARDING COFFEY .. __ Wonnie, Ky. SALLY JEANETTE FORD Elkhorn City, Ky. MARION RUTH CAMPBELL __ Middlesboro, Ky. CHESTER CORNETT, JR. . . ._ Gordon, Ky. NANCY REBECCA CLAY __ __ Lenoir, S. C. ROBERT HAIGHT Samaria, Ky. CHARLES EDWARD WEBB __ Landville, W. Va. EVELYN COLLINS Casey Creek, Ky. GREY HOLT EDWARDS __ Welch, W. Va. FLORENCE McVEY __ __ Lansing. W. Va. BUENA ELLEN BAILEY Burneville, N. C. EUGENE DELLINGER __ Altamont, N. C. HELEN PROODIAN __ __ Union City, N. J. K. HEINZ EUGEN BOEHM Vienna, Austria JAMES ROY EDWARDS Barnardsville, N. C. FRANCES NUNLEY _. __ Ashland, Ky. PAUL ALLEN _ Sinks Grove, W. Va. LUELLA MARGUERITE PRICE _ Mt. Vernon, Ky. RUBY BOGGS __ Pageton, W. Va. ROSCOE LEE OTTINGER Greeneville, Tenn. CAROLYN KEENER Berea, Ky. RUPERT HARPER _. Copperhill, Tenn. JteAhftten MABEL SMITH ._ Berea, Ky. RICHARD H. COMER, JR. South Boston, Va. JEAN K. VANDIVER __ Burlington, W. Va. JAMES SHAFFER Pittsburgh, Pa. EVERETT TROUTMAN . Woodbine, Ky. HAZEL SEWELL Jamestown, Ter.n. PAUL SHUE Staunton, Va. MIRIAM L. BRANDENBURG Berea, Ky. LORNA FRISBY Evarts, Ky. JOHN M. BOWER Abingdon, Va. GRAPHNE AILEEN RISER Hazel, Va. CHATTIN CHOWNING _ Willow Grove, Term. LUTHER HOLLANDSWORTH _ Welch, W. Va. BERNICE WELLS MURPHY Wellington, Ky. FRANKLIN PIERCE GARDNER „ Hillsville, Va. GENEVA NEW Denney, Ky. JUANITA BAYS Guage, Ky. PETER LUFBURROW Roanoke, Va. FAYE SHORT Brookside, Ky. JOHN WHITE Steufenville, Ky. WILLIAM C. AKERS Wurtland, Ky. JEAN FRANCES GROTE New York, N. Y. ADAM RUBEN KELLY Mallory, W. Va. PATRICIA A. LUNA McMinnville, Tenn. BILLIE JEAN CLARKE Pennington Gap, Va. BURCHEL CORNETT Crown, Ky. LOIS ELIZABETH HARTT Alpena, S. D. GEORGE COLLINS Forest City, N. C. ROBERT JOHNSON Eversole, Ky. BETTY LYDA Asheville, N. C. WINFRED SALYERS Praise, Ky. NELL KIRKPATRICK Bulls Gap, Tenn. JbeJkmeh LAURA JF.AN FUGATE .. Pennington Gap, Va. ERNEST NELSON STAMEY Altamont, N. C. FRANK BENSEY, JR. Red Jacket, V. Va. KENNETH E. FELTON Parsons, W. Va. CURTIS CROCKETT ANNIE OUEEN Richmond, Va. Canton, N C. OFFICERS BLANCHE FRANCISCO Hellier, Ky. GRACE ITAH SPARKS St. Thomas, Virgin Islands HELEN LOUISE SHEPARD Berea, Ky. PIERCE WILEY VIEHE Allencown, Penn. MARY ELLEN GILLIAM Greenup, Ky. NEWTON MYNHIER Yale, Ky. HENRIETTA GORDON Middlesboro, Ky. HOOPER GREENE Deep Gap, N. C. THELMA K. SUTTON Crab Orchard, Ky. MAX MOORE Talbott, Tenn. FRANCES M. PROFFITT Paint Lick, Ky. ARNOLD L. WALKER Bouty, Ky. IRMA CORINNE SPARKS . . . St. Thomas, Virgin Islands CLARA NEWTON Paducah, Ky. CHARLES E. BLEVINS, JR. __ Bakersville, N. C. DOROTHY MUNCY Berea, Ky. EVELYN ROBERTA LYLES Ocala, Fla. KERMIT HIBBITTS CUntwood, Va. NELLIE WARREN MATHENY __ Alleghany, Va. HOY M. WESLEY Mangum, Ky. tfe thei keie Hrt tkeie Twelfth fade ClqM OffliceU Standing Carlos Manuel Suarez, (T reas.) David Capps, (Chr. Proj. Com.) Seated: Eugene Peel, (Chr. Social Com.) Reba Bowling , (Secretary ) Louis McCord , (Pres.) To Cclleye ci — Twelfth (j ' mdi VIRGINIA KILGORE St. Paul, Va. CHARLES EDWARD LEWIS Richmond, Ky. WALLACE BUCHANNAN __ Fayettevillc, W. Va. SHELBY GAY Bowlingtown, Ky. ROBERTO PATINO __ Cali, Columbia, S. America VIVIAN FRAZIER Berea, Ky. ANGELO BILOTTA Coalgood, Ky. MARGARET GRAHAM Berea, Ky. MARY KATHERINE FIELDER Berea, Ky. JAMES YORK Rossville, 111. ANNA LEE GILLIAM Livingston, Ky. BOYD BYRON HILLARD Eberle, Ky. TOM RUSSELL BLEDSOE Creelsboro, Ky. ELIZA HAMILTON Frew, Ky. FRED VINSON COOPER Houckville, Ky. ANNA L. LEADINGHAM Fitch, Ky. GEORGIA OWENS Level Green, Ky. ROBERT ELSWICK Fremont, Va. MARY CHANEY Furnace, Ky. AGUSTIN M. GUARCH . Antilla, Oriente, Cuba BALLARD GOSSER Fonthill, Ky. MARVIN OVADENE BEATY Columbia, Ky. LINLEY STAFFORD Berea, Ky. NANCY STRONG Otisco, Ind. MAVIS SWOBODA Cincinnati, Ohio WINSTON WILLIAMS BOWLING __ Peabody, Ky. LOUISE B. MONICAL Owensboro, Ky. COVA BAKER Cinda, Ky. DAVID CAPPS Berea, Ky. ERMA LEE FRANCIS Carr Creek, Ky. JOHN RALPH SHRADER Tazewell, Va. ALVA MARIE CALMES Evelyn, Ky. Turetftk fyttde RUTH JONES ._ Detroit, Mich EDWIN LITTON Clinchmore, Tenii JACKIE GILBERT __ Berea, Ky THOMAS JOSEPH BILOTTA __ Coalgood, Ky KENNETH CALMES _. ._ Evelyn, Ky EVELYN CREECH „ „ Pine Mountain, Ky CURTIS HAVERLY . Corbin, Ky CATHERINE IRENE PARKS __ Berea, Ky RUBY PARRIS __ Bryson City, N. C ROBERT W. POWELL __ _ Falls View, W. Va ROWNENA GRIFFITH _. __ Berea, Ky HERLAN TARTER __ __ Russell Springs, Ky DONALD SPILLMAN Berea, Kv MARY VIRGINIA BELL __ __ Berea, Ky JAMES EASTIN YOWELL __ __ Fincastle, Ky MATTIE TURNER _„ __ London, Ky VERLA FRANCES DeBORDE . Level Green, Ky EARL EMERSON SKEEN .. Walden, Ky FANNY LEE GRANT __ Alva, Ky LOUIS A. McCORD __ __ Sheffield, Ala CARLOS M. SUAREZ __ . Banes, Orte., Cub. JEAN WRIGHT __ Berea, Ky LOUIS WATSON West Liberty, Ky CAPPIE SEBASTIAN _.. . . Falmouth, Ky NANCY MARGARET JONES __ Kenova, W. Va. ROY ZEB WARD __ __ Youngs Creek, Ky. HAZEL E. BROYLES __ . Plato, Ky. EDWARD G. STODDARD __ __ Chicago, 111. JACK CHILDERS Lexington, Ky. EVA MULLINS __ .. Climax, Ky. HOWARD C. BOWLES ._ Hazard, Ky. RESSIE CRASE __ . . Burg, Ky. Twelfth (jtyde COLUMBUS LITTON Clarence, Ky. BONNIE LOUISE HOLMAN Berea, Ky. HOBERT BRANSCUM Delta, Ky. WILMA ELROD Meadow View, Va. OMA PARKER Corbin, Ky. TOLBERT SANDLIN Chavis, Ky. MODELLE PROFITT Louisville, Ky. ORION BECULHIMER Keaton, Ky. JANE CORNELIUS Berja, Ky. REBA BOWLING Gimcc, Ky. TED SCOTT Quitman, Ga. MARY BERNICE CLARK Berea, Ky. KEITH HUBBARD Williamsfield, Ohio ARTHUR REYNOLDS Goose Rock, Ky. SHIRLEY BRICKEY Columbus, Ohio CletieHtk fade Cku OffliceU Back: Jason Howard, Treasurer; Roy Hall, President; Herbert Beckers, Chm. Proj. Comm. Front: Cleo Baker, Vice President; Laura Lee Hale, Secretary; Hazel King, Chm. Soc. Comm. On theii w eleventh Wi BERTHA C. WHITE Berea, Ky. PAULETTE McATEER Rock Hill, S. C. ARLIN BARTON Jasper, Ala. BETTY LOU PATRICK Berea, Ky. OLLIE VIRGINIA LEWIS Manchester, Ky. RUSSELL JAMES KISER Garrison, Ky. EVELYN JOYCE MOORE Oregon City, Ore. STELLA CORNELIUS Bouty, Ky. BONNIE EVANS St. Paul, Va. ORA LEE BECK Baughman, Ky. FINIS POTTS Pumpkins Chapel, Ky. RENDA HARWICK Mintonville, Ky. BOBBY PORTER .— Berea, Ky. JANE SMITH Ary, Ky. JETTA SMITH Ary, Ky. JEAN SLUSHER Ashland, Ky. PAULINE GILL Birmingham, Ala. PHILIP ALLEN Trixie, Ky. FRANCES VAUGHN - — Louellen, Ky. LIDA KIDWELL Upper Lygirt, Ky. CLOFIS BROWN HURST Knoxfork, Ky. EMILY DAVIDSON — Oneida, Ky. JOHN RIDLEY KENNEDY Pctros, Tenn. JOYCE BROYLES Plato, Ky. ALICE EVELYN DAVIDSON ..__ Barwick, Ky. V. MAE BURCHETTE Gibson Station, Va. EVA LEONA CALMES Evelyn, Ky. HOWARD MONIER .— Berea, Ky. OPAL JACKSON Flat Lick, Ky. EMMETT GRAVES — - Jasper, Ala. MAE SERENA WESLEY — Mangum, Ky. EARSEL EDWARD JASPER Windsor, Ky. QeiHentk fynfo — or ALBERTO VIRGINIA THOMAS Oneida, Tenn. JASON F. HOWARD Wallins, Ky. BETTY IMRIE . _. Cameroon, W. Africa ETTA COOK __ „ Herd, Ky. HARRIET L. HOFFMAN __ Teheran, Iran MAXINE LOY . Jamestown, Ky. ROY HALL __ „ Louisa, Ky. CORA SAYLAR __ __ Baxter. Ky. PEARL WARFORD . . . Wagersville, Ky. ELIZABETH KILBOURNE .. Appalachia, Va. LIZZIE BETTY BLAKE Y __ __ Jamestown. Ky. IICHARD WILSON __ . Nashville, Tenn. BILL FARIS Birmingham, Ala. LOLA ELLEN McVEY __ Wayne, W. Va. JEAN CLARK .. Berea, Ky. g JOYCE WILADENE POUND . Rock Mills. Ah STHER SPENCE _ __ Berea, Ky. VIDA DAVIS __ . Seventy-Six, Ky. JAMES RUSSELL __ _ Loy, Ark. LOUANNA HAMMONS _ __ Corbin, Ky. ARTHUR FRANK LEHMANN „ Meana, Ark. IARRIETT HAMILTON . Frew, Ky. PATRICIA LANG .. __ Ashland, Ky. KATHLEEN ARTHUR ._ Ashland, Ky. £j0 MAGGIE BEATRICE BLACK ._ __ Tedders, Ky. EDITH WOOD __ . Louisville, Ky. ' «-- . LORENE ABNEY _. . Orlando, Ky — j ELBRIDGE HAYS . Berea, Ky. LAURA LEE HALE __ __ Grundy, Va. ALBERT HAYS __ Berea. Ky. AN COX __ __ Closplint, Ky. W MARY LOU KEENER . __ Berea. Ky. Cletientk fynde VIRGINIA KATHRYN BALT __ Long Island, Ah. HARRY L. STANLEY Leek, Va. EVELAN PATRICK ._ Lexington, Ky. BLANCHE WOOD Louisville, Ky. EMMA AUGUSTA BARDILL __ Warthburg, Tenn. BEATRICE F. GOODRICH Berea, Ky. LILLIAN BYRD Big Stone Gap, Va. WESLEY CHANEY BIoss, Ky. JACK ROHXER BENJAMIN Ningpo, China JOSEPHINE BALLARD ROPER Asheville, N. C. GERARDO M. GUARCH __ Antilla, Oriente, Cuba ANDREW CLARK .. Hammond, Ky. J. C. COLLUM __ .__ Florence, Ala. CLEO BAKER Confluence, Ky. BETTY CRAYCRAFT New Albany, Ind. DOTTIE LEACH Jamestown, Ky. £e4JCH4 . . . ? ... Freshmen days — hot, sultry, homesick days . . . new books, new people . . new problems . . . cool nights . . traces of frost . . . mountain day . . leaves, golden brown, drifting . . water barrels, buckets, red signs . . Wihtei . . . Banging, rattling radiators . . . half- minute showers . . . Christmas vaca- tion, buses, trunks, happy faces . . . rain on New Year ' s Eve . . . soft, white snow . . . wash basins, red lines rain, rain £f2$£h jl . . . Rain . . . rain . . . grass, yellow flowers, budding trees . . . benches . . . strolling couples . . . tennis, track . . . full- sized showers . . . baseball . . . Torch- bearers . . . hot days, brown skins . . . Labor Day . . . May Day . . . grad- FALL JieJhtnen h • • flbiitiiHQ in he t - hine4 hce an4 hafo tibbchJ . . . tied Rem 4JJ $httteHU an4 ieyUtiatfoH ate Hill meu m4 exciting tc n . . . We Jttuqy e thbcuyh the biea4li e at the £wt4 ' M$ Hall . . . KcceM at la t! J)h Mutch jf lubci . . . to the faity ucedcia t. tefidihf Ml, Metij . . . w e uppcintwntA to iemeftttei . . . ClqAAeA . . . M ckiHf jfct teem J . . . SibU, k ' Utot cemp . . . £eVeiat ueek hqile ftfJJeJ, and theie tie uppeiHtmeHtA «t JttneJ Hull . . . time u 4Ate4. Public fljfaiu iHetwiokile, the ieJt etf the weild fee A on pulling hail . . file J Hull Union Fisher, Alexander, Raburn, Meek, Merchant, Jones. Back Row: Vandiver, M. B. Smith, Martin, Stephens, Gray, Roberts, Th acker. Front Row: Sanders, Chambers, Shrader, Cox, Cooper, Miss Allen, B. Allen. (jictttcUkipA Atilluab uitk democracies . . . W V.?. WffiteU keep CKtoeHtlif tofobme4 about ucbld afflaiU . . . Student AelfoeMniHf ctyaw ' jatichJ catty thecty into practice. % b. Senate Back Row: Fillmore, Hardin, Evans, Wells, Nestor, Merchant; Front Row: Frye, Miss Allen, Cox, Hall, Sanders, Brickey, Miss Chapin. Student St td4 0( (frteihrtJ Robinett, Scott, Brickey, Moore, Farris, Wilson, Hardin, Sanders, Nestor, Perry, Jennings. X fo. £eh rte Back row: Sattler, Litton, Cawood, Beck, Stoddard, D. Hughes, Brake, J. Hughes; Front row: Dean Shutt, Whitman, Dean True, Brickey, Fowler, Grant, Faris, Blevins, Barbour, Thomas, Center, Deyton. tf T ' i - ■ 11 ' JjBfo V H vB I . H W TQ The iSeieif Pfaifete With its two major public shows each year, its regular Tuesday night one- act plays for members, and its cooperation with other organizations on the campus in presenting plays and othAplograms, the Berea Players are one of the most active organizations on Jt carnlus— and the largest. In the fall they gave a near -piyfessionaflter formance of the tragedy, Moor Born. In the spring they lauWhed at thendFelves with Tlx Torchbearers, a satire on drama and dramatic arT In tie winter the secondary division of the club gave three one-act playslfor thapublic. Behind the scenes are the skeletons tab public never sees. The old Taber- nacle contains costume rooms, rrlke-uf laboratories, carpentry shop, paint shop, and class room, where the Iramalics machine of the college and sec- ondary school lives and produces. This year a small number of Foundation school students became members of the club. On page 108 are pictures of Alpha Psi Omega, Tau Delta Tau, and the National Thespians, honor organizations within the Berea Players, toward which members of this organization may aspire. tylcct iSoiH Set Jronte Sisters THE OTHER APOSTLE Alpha ' Jeta Back Row: Allen, Coleman, Walker, Noblitt, Roberts, Arms, Queen, Patterson, Melgaard, Dowdy, Fel- ton. Mills; Second Row: Shaffer, Pitt, Wygal, Kilbourne, Ottinger, Johnson, Dillon, Bettis, Jones, Woodrum; Front Row: Beaty, Smith, Judd, Hollandsworth, Corn- best, Bailey, Cook, Moore, Witten, Byrd. Sif moment ttf the liteWtif oi j 4Hij«tienA ate the £kc foelU Back Row: Pearson, Perrine, Stewart, Myers, Fisher, Webb, Tennant ; Second Row: Ward, Cole, Shepherd, Thompson, Flem- ming, Brickey, Norman; Front Row: Scroggs, Taylor, Deyton, Wooten, Cadell, Bowen, Dingess, Collins, Bulman. Phi belt Back Row: Few, Bradley, Nelon, Maggard, Robinson, England; Front Row: Ledford, Burchett, Alexander, Dillingham, J. B. Edwards, B. Edwards. Get set! Assume the Angle! Down, but not out. ih ttftJcHJ tn4 the fanqqetJ. Cap ' n John (Bob Boehm) Smith, lost in the woods, is stalked by Injuns as he studies a road map. Royal Collegians show their patriotism as they entertain during vesper hour. Jitterbuggin ' girls aren ' t for Berea, but Turkeys just don ' t understand about rules. Upper Division scavengers gather on Hallow- een. 9c e$ and ttettet jftftneU . . . orW ft Inf expert . Uwe Cc. Club Back Row: Martin, Ball, Burns, Williams, Miss King- man, Vandiver, Howard, Crouser, Litton, Francis; Front Row: Loshbough, Thompson, Mitchell, C. Bowie, M. Bowie, Cox, Larew, Nestor, Anderson, Vaughn, Lykins, Kessel, Nickels. Ay-Hwt Cc. Clalf . . . started its year with an initiation of forty new members. After delivering serious lec- tures and singing songs, pledges accepted a place on a long rope, blindfolded, and allowed themselves to be led over fences, hedges, through cow pastures, up ladders and down into the pavilion, where they were served coffee and doughnuts. Candy pulls and pig roasts were among some of the other activities spon- sored by this group of farmsters. tfqi cq tnia tfhfeh ... is proudest of its Ag Social, the biggest social event of the Autumn season. Every girl awaits with bated breath an invitation to this gay party where everyone is unconscious of everything. Other events are the Junior-Senior Judging contest, the high school judging contest and the Freshmen-Sophomore Judging contest. All of these activities are designed to prepare the Ag major for taking his place in a farming community. fy £vcinl . . . Into the loft . . . Whoops! . . . and through the tunnel you go. Kerr wins . . . Gilbert ' s technique on potatoes isn ' t so good. Bashful Lassie Lance is part of the typical American Farm Family. J«h oh the Jtftttt C ' toU Cwtiif ack Row: Adams, Scherreis_ Clcvengcr, Kilbourne Baxter; ront Row: Bower, Ingram, 3(frtitak r, Coldiron. ;— lAi-C Seiea men... °te4 fat enhance, JUntina W pee4 . . Berea lost to University of Cincinnati in the only meet our boys had except the annual Turkey Day Run at Louisville, where our two teams placed second and fourth. Tench JntlHtll Hunting 3rd Floor North defeated Upper Division Town on Thanks- giving Day for the intramural touch football championship. Mem- bers of the winning team received medals for their achievement. Wewn keep fit uitk tehhti, tfckety ttofck W M tbaii Almost every girl is lured to one of the many tennis courts during the fall or pring by the love of good, clean action and the spirit of competition. Many ceive instructions in this pop-l -| -- once you get the knack of the j Jl thing and learn how not to hold your bow. These young ladies are doing well jf A spring Dy tne love or good, clean action and the of them take advantage of the gym classes to rec ular game played by both men and women. Archery is an old sport which is lots of fun om V for their first class. Track and softball are played exclusively in gym classes. JH ltKHtnin hutf . . . W m nkMm eH Pinnncte W U t Pimacte ...eat i Just rarin ' to go . . . high on a windy hill . . . crazy even in the Mountains . that was a long, hard climb, and appetites are whetted to a keen edge, but it looks as if some have already started slipping oti muscles Alley . . . Boy! What a picture! and there ' s theii bucket . . . then qifflle tkic«gk %t ftw ' j iftt y— wyfc It ' s so-o peaceful in the country . . . but dangerous in places . . . chaperones relax ... and students do likewise, well, most of them . . . lunch seems to be the most important thing to these hikers; and why shouldn ' t it be? That was no mole hill they just came up. if WIHTEt faitymA ctf4Hij4tiehJ 4be 4 Atqbilijinf influence, petfrtminy JeWiceJ to JtudehU 0 4 ) tc etkete thtoafk Jtudehtd Oqtfy ' Hf urrtk £W ty 7 ' P-Ckttitinn €n4et(M Betum-C. C. Cabinet Back Row: Bowen, Miss Stooker, Shupe, Cole, Keener, Rev. Pittman; Front Row: Burns, Gill, Newman, Lowman, Flannery, Dunford, Raburn. y. tO. C A. Cabinet Back Row: Hill, Dcjarnctte, Jones, Snodgr.iss, Nestor, Rice, Perry; Second Row: Willct, Smith, Peasles, M. Roberts, J. Roberts; Front Row: Yeager, Kazee, Sinclair, McVoy, Buriey, Wilkerson, Beck. %1H.CA. Olfinet Back Row: Barrow, Loyd, Maggard, York, Adams, Gibson, Hodges ; Second Row: Fillmore, Hartt, Alley, Taylor, White; Front Row: Bowles, McCord, Farris, Hinchman, Flannery. £ckcc j, JteAftteh h guiding, W titihk hmlfag fte wcny the MWiceA petfrtwd by the If. )H. C it. Ccdhcil Flannery, Ernest, Eversole, Imrie; Chafin, McCord, Boggs, Crosswhite; Deitz, Lane, Lyda, Prof. Feaver. IHkji ' c tf i wi eteti  W OictteJtU Back Row: Fielder, Fran landsworth, Wesley Second Row: Crippen, Denham, Mc£fcel Neely, Stillings Spence; Front Row: Aleek, McAleer, Kee£j r, Imrie, DjNdiam. - m4 Back Row: Davis, Shaffer, Kilbourne, Fielder, Estep, Haverly, Craig, Sherman, Dowdy, R. Wesley, Saylor, King, F. Wesley; Second Row: C. Keener, McNeer, A. Hays, Wagers, Muncv, Byrd, Moore, Hays, Salyers, Beaty, Hol- landsworth, Russell, Buchanan, Cloyd, Blevins, Lord, Lambert, Blackburn; Front Row: Ingraham, Morrell, Ford, Bensey, Popen- hagen, E. Hays, McNeely, Bates, Sebren, C. Keener, Denham, Clay, Rigby, Director. faiftiil CtltefmnA Back Row: Cole, Buchanan, Saylor, Davis; Front Row: Franke, Ray burn, Bowling, Lambert, Bur- chett, Wesley. Jiehch Ckb Back Row: Richardson, Baker, Imric, Baker, Barr, Cornett; Front Row: Sinclaire, Crippen, Davis, Hoffman. € f(farti ' ch Back Row: Ingraham, Kivett, Clouse, Ciiidester; Second Row: Wells, Lamb; Front Row: Biggerstaff, Dunaway, Burton. A. Moor Mitchell. It is practice such as this that makes Berea ' s graduates valuable as teachers in rural as as well as city schools. Practice teachers are trained in Berea ' s own departments and in grammar schools and high schools in var- ious communities surrounding Berea. 9 i Out ?% J)h the fit ! . . . JJn the Va . r JJh the flit CetyJ . . . jto the ftatineJ Ira Adams Mack Adams Wil Main J ' liimiu ii Hepnan Bess While the rest of us go to classes da after day and enjoy the freedom of Berea campus these boys are giving ipeir time to the defense of their countrX: JJh the beyihniHy . . . The Chime £u{{ Hulburt Bays Runnion Carrington Loy Anderson Ball Bryan Harris Andrews Wilkerson Dingess Meredith Allen Farris . . . little knew what we were get- ting into when we undertook to publish the 1942 Berea College yearbook. But we found out. Little by little we learned by painful experience a lot of things we hope never to have to learn again. We thought, planned, drew, tore up, and planned again. We inspected other annuals; we talked with men experienced in college yearbook publishing; and all along we had our own ideas. We discussed, dis- agreed, and fought. We grinned, shook hands, and planned some more. We used about 217 flash bulbs, 1679 sheets of typing paper, 46 3 sheets of copy paper, 1 1 2 gallons of rubber cement, 47 big sheets of mounting board, 4 or 5 partially complete 168-page dummies, and more man hours of hard labor than the average college student spends in four years of classes. We wore out two sets of bicycle tires rushing from the printers to the CHIMES office, to the pho- tographer ' s, to the CHIMES office, to the printers; we demolished some 23 pairs of shoe soles walking while someone else had the bike. The volt- age used in lighting the office while the rest of the world slept would be sufficient to keep the college amply illuminated from now till Home-coming. We missed classes, dropped courses just in the nick of time, cut chapels, yes, even missed meals, in order to make the 1942 CHIMES more than an artist ' s conception on high- grade newsprint. And . . . dVow it i± di ons :l .:- SaiketkMI Coach Clark C iiif the highlight cjf the I94Z fatketfalt Je cn Harold Adams Frank Duff Frank Heinze Always a surprise team, the 1942 Mountaineers saw both the bottom and the top. After dropping six straight games, including the pre-season loss to a more experienced alumni quintet, the Big Blue team marched into the University of Louisville gym and carried away a 37-3 3 victory. The first conference loss for the Cardinals was due largely to the sensational shooting of Sophomore Doc Heinze who swished the net for 17 points. Bays, playing one of the best defensive games of his career, held Louisville ' s star forward Epley to 14 points. Three days after the victory over Louisville, Morehead came to town, cocky and undefeated. Before five minutes of playing time had elapsed the Eagles began to realize that they were pitted against one of the fightin ' est u 4A the 61-59 Mctctif cHel tjiciehead ch the etfkubif Baker Edward Warrick Claude Nelon £ jfUct JfHMty 3 teams the mountains had ;ver produced. With Bays control boards, and Baker, Armstrong and Heinze hitting the bucke regularity, the Big Blue team ended the regular game time i with the Eagles. In the overtime period Heinze tied the game u goal after Morehead had forged ahead and then dropped in shot from the corner to win the ball game 61-59. Armstro high with 14 points each. After these two surprise victories the Mountaineers were into the win column until the K.I.A.C. tournament. In the second they defeated Center 3 3-30 and in the third round lost to team 5 3-34. Bays, Moore and Kirby will graduate from the team, but Offy le hind a quintet of Sophomores who will give the Alumni a rea ' Thanksgiving. Jtcj i yameJ cancelled except ci 36-3S m ' h eM CuAtebH ecch if Back Row: J. Howard (M), A. Howard, Hall, Greene, Baird, Allen (C); Front Row: Porter, Pound, Clark, Bryant, Peel. VqlMn Back Row: Whitaker (C), Paseur (Mgr.), Gilbert, Sebren, Andrews; Front Row: Fillmore, Woodrum, Dodson, Mali by, Robertson, Anderson, Luf burrow. eccH iij Whitaker, coach, Cooper, Enix, Litton (C), Peel, Wilson, Viehe. £toJfWtteU k4t}facc r3ftfr4n — uiH foul eqt ojf 4ix meet J Durii their oppiinen and Andl ws Swim hn FillmoreVMaltb. JtSeginntig practic best seasoj in five Berca tea On a tr into culum 32-J3. I won fromfrhe mural me t the tion 21. in t win the J.. I. A. erea tankmen the six meets, the eated Maryville 42-3 3 nd lost to Tus- they sa l ost to Tu fulum 3 3-41 and 46-29. Tn a triangular intra- rits, Secondary 36, and the Founda- red 5 1 points to defeat Morehead and Jntire sTasonjWerea massed a total of 2 54 points to 205 for IaffiyL n high scorers were Whitaker, 59; Thomas 40 2 ; 57 d K- third. last time for Berea were: Andrews, Cloyd, Dickerson, lobertson, Anderson, and Whitaker. U A. A. Back Row: McKinstry, Bailey, Lankford, Meredith, Scott, Rice, Miller; Front Row: Barr, Campbell, Creamer, Combs, Dean. Ptftici MttbH tif nil k«A keen the ffc rl off the V). fi. A. in iU mied ptcyUm ojf acWitie 4eM$ne4 to ctente W leUin bewttf 4h4 ckatflt in ifWHf toCM li c4. Junht Back Row: Lester, Payne, Thompson, Wilson, Hewitt, Wilson, Elliott, Coach; Front Row: Rice, Propps, Easterly, Miller, Combs, Scott, Bailey. £cf2fontcte Back row: Pennington, Brake, Fredericksen, Loftis, Beck; Second row: Hansel, Lankford, Noss, Fisher, Sykes; Front row: Taylor, Dodson, Fox, Booher, Keen. JteJtiftteh £«Aketfall Back Row: Mieras, Callison, Elliott, Coach, Ernest, Singleton; Second Row: Colvard, King, Cook, Lyda, Bailey; Front Row; Bess, Bates, Boggs, Smith, Kinley. fi ketlniU Back Row: Willet, Creech, Evans, Elliott (Coach), Bardill, Bowling, Ballenger; Front Row: Gregory, Baker, Beaty, Keener, Moore, New, Jones. Back Row: R, Delph. Jennings, Tate, Fredericksen, Coach, Reynolds, Bailey; Front Row: Gilliam, Crook, King, V. Delph, Troutman. Xrfe qiliny r, Meredith; ach, Cook, Lank- Everything is tense as Greene gets the tip-off for the Alumni. The Fresh- men and Academy tangle in a preliminary game. Between halves of Varsity games the gym instructors put on exhibitions such as this. Prof. Feaver stole the show here as he did a few difficult turns on the Trampoline — yes, those are socks he is wearing. There ' s nothing like a baseball argument — everyone has his little bit to throw in and there is a grand noise which amounts to — poof! . . . Slim Miller and his perambulating trousers create laughs for the Sophomore social . . . Is that Mr. Beach? The camera doesn ' t lie. trust CkcnnpA . . . Jto llqck VftJitt Back Row: Carrington, Mgr., Guntcr, Flannery, Dodson, Wilson, Myers, Gilreatli, Wall, Nelon, Clevenger, C. Hurst, Kilbourne, Baxter, Laswell, Coach Clark. Front Row: Lufburrow, Brush, Anderson, Mills, Gil- bert, Hulburt, Creswell, E. Hurst, Easterly, Whitaker, Coldiron, Woodrum, Cook. Back row: Clark (M), E. Hurst (C), Smith, C. Hurst, Kiser, Hall, Richie, J. Howard, Barton, G. How- ard, Allen (C); Front row: Williams, Shepherd, O. Hurst, Peel, Clark, Morrow, Austen, Porter, Burch, Enix. £ecch {4$ WinneU Off ln t ifettiA M.J). A. C. Cicu H — 4 chwce tc bepeqt The 1942 cinder team made its first trip of the season to the University of Cincinnati on April 2 5. With the effects of the long ride showing heavily they were able to compile only 40 v 2 points to 90 ' 2 for U. of C. The four first places were taken by Anderson, pole vault; Gilbert, 220 yd. dash; Hurst, 440 yd. run; and the mile relay team: Mills, Hulburt, Easterly, and Hurst. Performing on the cinders in their last sea- son were Hurst, Gilbert, Hulburt, Moore, Anderson, Whitaker, Wall and Easterly. Not only will Berea have a tough time replacing these stalwarts but she will also be faced with the difficult problem of replacing its track coach, Roger Clark. A 9 ' ,] Vr ■ -v ■ , W ' ' t i u.fi iy in t flflBH • -—• - — - — ■z L • TeHhU Evans (C), Hunt, Durham, Singleton, Jones, Bailey, Saylor, Wright, Heinze, Wong, Shutt (C). The tennis team has been unable to grab a vic- tory in three starts this season. They lost two matches to Centre, 7-1, 6-2, and one to the University of Tennessee, 6-1. Ccqck WiUvH CttfhJ — fcuthxm 4 i4 JviteJ, wniMttUfA JteJk £ (Ae(H?U Back Row: G. Smith, Crockett, Moore, Bensey, England, Ottinger, Blackburn, Troutman , T. Smith, Petitt, Pauck (C) ; Front Row: Wilson, Armstrong, Bower, Rutnoski, Shue, Spurlock. eccnfabif SnAebnU Back Row: Moores, Pound, Bush, Sandlin, Combs, Watson, Ruth, Wilson; From Row: Marcum, Hays, Potts, Manning (M), Pel- frey, Morris, Taylor, Reynolds, Shrader. WetibeW ctf the k R Third Ba Second Front w: GilblfT ays? aiV Moore, CBach Clark; i u: tirimwood, Anderson, l ; . astcrl r , Baxter, ey. Hurst; rer, Maltby, c low: Wesley, Creswell, Mills, loyd, Robertson, Coldiron; uw : ki (bourne, C .irriiigton, Whitaker, AJ.ims, ndriws, Hnlniirr, Fillmore. CheJt up, Chin mi Back Row: Coach Gunkler, Hulburt, Shaffer, Bays, Nelon, Moore, Patton, Dodson, Coach Clark; Front Row: Coach Shutt, Whitaker, Creswell, Tatone, Gilreach, Tully, Frye, Coach Allen. For health, for longevity, for defense, just however you want to look at it, Berea ' s priority on Goldthwait exercises help to keep both men and women in the pink. tUtnf fatf . . . m ROSELLA MORGAN KATIE CHAMBERS VIVIAN BAILEY JANE COX EUNICE GARCIA JUANITA MORRIS CHARLOTTE VANDIVER NANNIE MOXLEY m4 Queen AUDREY DODD One fietft ty htrppif family Ccifh tit fctfHcebA Iju.1i m, Corn lfA ft. SarfTrtTT f isley, Frisby, W ' i.son, Gr.h ' -m, W ' cckes, K Smith, R. Hasted) ' , A. E.isterl , R. Wilson, Smith, Enix, Ayres, Cecil r.in, Ambrose, Bogi;s, I it tun, Center, C. Hensley, os bouV., Ro;e,y rnith, wen, Birdill. iw Back Row: Loy, Walters, Smith, La ng; Smith, Thomas, Moore, O jLrd, hActClt, cJeeciT; Third Row; Potts, Spurlock, H. Wesley, Leddingham, Abbott. Sparks, Imrie, New, Hoffman, Jones, M. Wesley; Second Ruw: Barton, Koostra, Dodson, Campbell, (times, Hamilton, Brickey, Vaughn, Mink, Willet; Front Row: Litton, Turner, Wilson, Keener, Beaty, OweW. If TCL Sit4 Ckif uitk enetyif tc Ajwte . . . o. v V V Back Row: Cloud, Deitz, Davis, H. Wesley, Abbott; Third Row: Hill, Taylor, Davis, Warholm, Martin, Crabb; Second Row: Monier, Smith, Beck, Gay, Nestor, Culbertson; Front Row: Orth, O. Wesley, Morrow, Thor- ington. TkeApinnA Stafford, York, Fielder, Hubbard jfot acting tpn4 jf rtagecmfit . . . Alpha PM 0tne$4 Top Row: Snodgrass, Phillpott Bottom Row: Hulburt, Andrews, Masengill Jem bettq Tm Snodgrass, Phillpott, Morris, Henderson, Andrews. PiH cie Gilbert and Sullivan always allow for brilliant costuming and scenery effects, and this production was no exception. A more picturesque scene would be hard to imagine than the good ship Pinafore with hardy sailors, uniformed officers, and gaily-bedecked maidens singing and dancing against the background of the billowy sea. Soloists were: Peggy Imrie, Ray Dur- ham, Harold Shoemaker, Bob Wheeler. Ruth Ingraham, Lucille Heffner, Bob Craig, and Charles Lord. Aiectej 6i tUli. Heiei,, ttlui faktH, W Hti. Hughe WwehJ (jlee Ckb Back Row: Crippen, Sheiberg, Wilson, Archer, Canada, Eakin, Ingraham, Zicafoose, Fugate, Austin, Barr, Roberts, Wesley, Chambers, Miss Mahon, Director. Second Row: Cox, Yowell, Heffner, Allen, Bryant, Moncho, Imrie, Coyle; Front Row: Ritchie, Lykins, Young, Lilly. file 4 jlee Cttt( Back Row: Garber, Gabbard, GUreath, Lord, Mills, Benjamin, Cole, Welsh, Wheeler, Bradley, Craig, Cheatham, Crouch. Front Row: Hollandsworth, Buchanan, Wesley, Elam, Wall, Tully, Steinberger, Durham, Shoemaker, Moore, Barath, Lufburrow. Foreground: Franke, Hovey. 7m Hipp Alp Back Row: Masengill, Nestor, Noblitt, Roberts, Hardin, Weidler, Sattler, Runnels, Dcyton, Gilreath, Cole; Front Row: Dunford, Butler, Houck, Scott, Proodian, Irwin, Combest, Davis, Day. ( UA k 4 4 tie ! exciting h4 pbvfbeAAitie yeni. £ece u(4ti JcbehJ cJ Sroddard, Jones, York, Wcekcs, Bowles PhtP Ct«t Back Row: Graham, McCommack, Barr, Beaty, Hill, Davis, Home, Grote; Front Row: Thorington, Shires, Crouch, Boggs, Walters, Steinberger. Static etectticitij . . . piektitctic aim . . . m(4 Me in wWwl hubiUt . . . coUtfal ckewcaU . . . Science cpen kcuM. £i$w Pi £i$nta Back Row: Hurst, Scherrer, Blaker, Wright; Front Rowe: Crowe, Clark, Pugsley, Moore, Roberts, Fenn, Noll. hetU Phi Alpha Bick Row: Hulburt, Merchant, Bays, Pearson, Pitt; Second Row: Crase, Loy, Brann, Wesley, Allen, Barr; Front Row: Witten, Wells, Yeager, Allen, Quinn, Fisher, Pauck. Pi Atpk Back Row: Loefer, Martin, Dawson, Wheeler, Kessel, Blaker, Sherrill, Pugsley; Second Row: Cloud, Mahaffey, Moore, Ward, Wright, Collins, Warner; Front Row: Hoffman, Merchant, Laswell, Hurst, Herrin, Reiley, Henderson. C eii hifi teatfj . . . WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALLPAPEI ER WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALI£ APER wallpap: LPAPEE LPAPER WALLPAE LLPAPER WALLf ALLPAPER WAI ALLPAPER 15 WALLPAPER WALLPAP1 R WALLPJi ER WALI PER Wi OLPAFER WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALLPAPER ER WALLPAPER ' WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALLPAE APER WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALLPAPER WALIJE The Wtttlpiipeb . . .and why shouldn ' t they? No one ever knew what might appear in the next issue, and from the sound of some of it, neither did Editor Carrington. And of course if the editorial didn ' t have something surprising in it, Spots O ' Grease sometimes got off a good joke . . . even if it was a little battered and misused, but Vanderheide had a good sense of humor. Tampa ' s col- umn, when it appeared, gave the latest score of the World Series game or a plav-by-play description of battles on the hardwood. But even with this competent staff the editor had his troubles, which forced him to retire from active duty in favor of a rest. Even today he can show you grey hairs that aren ' t peroxided. The Twenty Writers Club have accepted the responsibility of publishing the Wallpaper for the remainder of the year. Still they say the editors have their troubles. Pi j mm fittf Back Row: Brann, Hatcher, Crippcn, Youngc, Jennings, Quinn, Morris, Masengill, Rawlings; Second Row: Spickard, Sexton, Steinorth, Godbcy, Stanley, Hoffman, Brickey, Rath bone, Hardin; Front Row: Steinberger, Weidler, Loewenstcin, Grimes, Mr Weidler, Noblitt, Parks. Steinorth, Ball, Dejarnette, Johnson, Farris, Patrick, Weekes, Penley, Stamper, Hulburt, Carrington, Van Krevelen, Auvil, Morgan, Ingraham, Arnett, Michiel, Godbey. 20 WiiteU CM ftV Student Cc-cp Merchant, Nickels, Flannery, Thomason, McVoy, Deitz, Larew. DR. DODD MISS McCOLLUM College Physician and Surgeon, and Superintendent of Nurses, respectively, among their many duties with college people and other than college people, see that .... Once emif 10,000 mite . .. . . . the hospital gives the students a thorough check-up — ears, teeth, nose, heart, blood pressure, and pulse rate are some of the things that are given the once-over. We also get a glimpse here of a few of the nurses minus the stiff, white uniforms. Relaxation might be the theme of this group of pictures. From the Silver Creek footbridge to the fish pond everyone has slipped from attention to enjoy the freedom of outdoors. Even the faculty are plagued with the spirit of freedom. 117 Si Hkjiib tb iu,, ■ ■;■ ;; :- : .;:-::. :;-:;:■:■?;.?■■; ? ' 121 124 INDEX AND SENIOR ACTIVITIES ADAMS, JOHN M., JR. _. .. 85, 103 Track 1,2; Cross County 2,3,4, Capt. 4; B Club 2,3,4; Ag Union; Ag- Home Ec 3,4; YMCA, Sec. 4; AZ; Labor: Dairy, Draper Bldg., Garden. ALLEN, BARBARA CATHERINE 70, 72, 109, 111 German Club 2,3,4; UD Women ' s Council 3,4; Glee Club; Berea Play- ers 2,3,4; Delta Phi Alpha 2,3,4; Labor: Women ' s Gym, Customer Service, Woodcraft Office. ALLEN, RUBY 89, 111 German Club; Delta Phi Alpha 2,3,4; YWCA; Berea Players 1; Chimes Staff 4; Labor: Sec. Office. ANDERSON, GARNIE EARSLE ___ 93 Track; Swimming 4; Ag. Union; Ag- Home Ec 3,4; YMCA; AZ 2,3; Labor: Dairy, Bakery, Printing, Li- brary, Customer Service, Grounds, Kitchen. ANDREWS, FLETCHER LANIER __ 72, 89, 92, 93, 103, 108 Swimming 1,2,4; Cheer Leader 3,4; Track 1,2; B Club 2,3,4; YMCA, Cabinet 2,3,4; Tau Delta Tau 3.4; Berea Players; Alpha Psi Omega 3,4; Chimes Staff 4; Labor: Hospital, Bdg. Hall, Men ' s Gym. ARCHER, EULA KATE 71, 109 Home Ec 3; Women ' s House Govt. 3; YWCA 2,4; Harmonia; Glee Club 3,4; Berea Players 3,4; Labor: Boone Tavern, Pre-school. ARTHUR, JAMES 18 Ag Union; YMCA 2,3,4; Photo Club 1; Bird Club 2; Labor: Woodcraft, D ' airy, Farm, Creamery, Poultry Farm. BAILEY, AUBREY HAROLD ._ __ 74 Tennis 2,4; Basketball 3,4; Pi Alpha; LD Senate 1,2; YMCA; AZ; Labor: College Store. BAILEY, VIVIAN 72 German Club, Pres. 4; YWCA 1,2,3; Berea Players 1,4; Delta Phi Alpha 2,3,4; Labor: Treasurer ' s Office. BAKER, ANDREW 72 CE 3,4; YMCA 3; Berea Players 3,4; Labor: Registrar ' s Office. BALES, CLARENCE HARRISON __ 72 Track 2,3; Ag Union; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; YMCA; Berea Players; Phi Delta 3; Labor: Library, Poultry Farm, Grounds, Creamery. BARR, FRANCES ALFREDA 87, 109, 110, 111 German Club; French Club; Photo Club; Delta Phi Alpha; YWCA; Union Church Choir; Harmonia; Glee Club; Labor: Labor Office, Bdg. Hall. BAYS, CLAUD MILLER ___ 89, 90, 111 Class Vice-Pres. 1; Pres. 2; Basketball; German Club; Pi Alpha; Delta Phi Alpha; Sigma Pi Sigma; LD Senate 1; Berea Players 1; Chimes Staff 4, Bus. Mgr.; AZ; Labor: Men ' s Gym. BETTIS, MADGE _. ._ 19 WAA 1; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; Home Ec 3,4; PAF; YWCA, Berea Players 1,2; Folk Club; Labor: Fireside Ind., Pre-school. BLAKER, ROBERT 111 German Club 2,3; PAF 4; YMCA 1; Pi Alpha 3,4, Pres. 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 4; Co-op 1,2, Vice-Pres. 2; Who ' s Who Among Students; Labor: Library, Chemistry Dept., Physics Dept. ' BOWIE, CLEO HARRIETT 72, 76 Home Ec 3,4; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; CE; YWCA 1; Ballad Singers 4; Folk Club 2,4; Berea Players 3,4; Country Dancers 4; Labor: Necdlecraft, Bak- ery, Emery Bldg. BOWIE, MARGERY MAE __ 70, 76, 84 Home Ec 3,4; Ag-Home Ec 4; CE 3,4; PAF 4; Labor: Customer Service, Needlecraft, Pre-school. BRADLEY, HARVEY DENTON — 76 Ag Union; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; YMCA 4; Harmonia 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; Rho Delta 3,4, Pres. 4; Labor: Dairy, Poultry Farm. BRAFFORD, JACK ._ 19 IC Basketball 4; YMCA; Royal Col- legians 2; Rho Delta; Labor: Treas- urer ' s Office, Creamery. BRANN, EDWARD R. __ __ 72, 111 German Club; PAF; Spanish Club 4; Delta Phi Alpha; CE; YMCA; Berea Players 3,4; Bird Club 4; AZ 2,3,4; Labor: Registrar ' s Office, German BRIGHT JAMES LUTHER 20 YMCA; PAF; Co-op; Labor: Woodcraft. BRYAN, GARNET ELIZABETH 76, 109 Ag-Home Ec 3,4; Home Ec 3; YWCA 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; Labor: Labor Office, Ag Office, Admissions Office. BURDETTE, MARY ELIZABETH WAA 1; Labor: Candy Kitchen. BURLEY, MAXINE __ __ 85 Home Ec 4; YWCA, Vice-Pres. 3; Glee Club 1; Harmonia 3,4; Berea Players 1; Movie Club 2; Labor: Candy Kitchen, Business Mgr ' s. Of- fice, Phil. Dept., Home Ec Dept. BURNS, KATHLEEN LENORD 72, 76, 84 Home Ec 3,4; French Club 2; ER House Comm. 4; CE 3,4; YWCA 2; Berea Players 3,4; Labor: Boone Tav- ern, lanitor, Monitor, See ' s Office, Bdg. Hall. CALHOUN, CHANDOS __ — 76 Ag Union; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; YMCA; Labor: Ag Dept., Athletic Dept. CANADA, LUCY __ 72, 109 YWCA 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Harmonia 1; Berea Players 4; Labor: Founda- tion Office, Pres. Office, Bdg. Hall. CARRINGTON, CHARLES CURTIS 72, 76, 89, 92, 101, 103, 112, 113 B Club 4; Mgr. Varsity Track 4; Cheer Leader 3,4; Ag Union; Ag- Home Ec; YMCA; Berea Players 2,3,4; Twenty Writers 4; Wallpaper Editor 3,4; Chimes Staff 4; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Dairy, Creamery, Janitor. CASEY, MARY LOIS 20 Home Ec; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; PAF; Labor: Hospital Diet Kitchen. CHAMBERS, KATIE LOUIS ... 70, 72 Ag-Home Ec 3,4; UD Women ' s Council 4; YWCA 1,4; Berea Players; Labor: Candy Kitchen, Women ' s Athletic Dept., Bdg. Hall. CLARK, HORACE EDWARD 111 Baseball 2,3; Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4; Labor: Printing, Woodcraft. CLOYD, ROGER W. __ __ 86 Swimming Team; Band; Orchestra; Labor: Music Hall, Men ' s Gym, Chemistry Dept. COLE, RICHARD __ - 72, S4 Pikeville Jr. College 1,2; French Club 3; Men ' s Hall Union; YMCA 2,3,4; CE 2,3,4; Berea Players 3,4; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Dorm. Supplies, Janitor. COLEMAN, EDWARD A. _. __ 74 Track 1,2; AZ, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Labor: Boone Tavern, Library, Jan- COLLINS, ARTHUR CARL __ .. 72 Touch Football Champions 2; Ag Union 1; YMCA; CE; Berea Players 2,3,4; Phi Delta 2,3,4; Labor: Poul- try Farm, Hospital. CORNETT, RUTH VICTORIA . 72, 87 French Club; Women ' s House Coun- cil 4; YWCA lj CE 2,3,4; Ballad Singers; Harmonia 1,2; Berea Players 3,4; Country Dancers; Labor: Labor Office. CORNETT, WILLIAM FRED .._ __ 21 Track; Ag Union; Ag-Home Ec 3,4 YMCA; Ballad Singers; Harmonia Folk Club; Rural Life Club; AZ Labor: College Store, Sec. Office, Farm, Dairy, Campus Guide. COSSETT, K. LOUISE 21 German Club, Sec. 4; Delta Phi Alpha 3,4; Labor: Business Manager ' s Office. COX, JANE ELIZABETH 70, 71, 109 WAA; Life Saving 3; Home Ec 3,4; Ag-Home Ec 3; Pres. Assn. of UD Women 4; Board of Governors 3; UD Senate 4; Who ' s Who Among Students; YWCA; Glee Club, Sec- Treas. 4; Labor: LD Dean of Women, Phys. Ed., Registrar ' s Office. CRASE, RETHA ___ 70 Harmonia 1,2,4; PAF; Pi Alpha; Labor: Laundry. DAVES, HUBER HAMRICK 22 Labor: Boone Tavern. DEAN, JEANETTE COPE _ 72, 94 WAA 2,4; Berea Players 2,3,4; PAF 4; Labor: Publicity Dept., See ' s Of- fice, Tavern. DEAN, RALPH A. . . __ 72 IC Basketball 3; Berea Players 3,4; PAF 4; Phi Delta; Labor: Printing Office. DICKERSON, JOE 72 Swimming: YMCA; CE; Berea Plav- ers: Labor: Printing Office, Men ' s Phys. Ed. DILLINGHAM, HANSEL DEWITT 76 Ag Union: Ag-Home Ec 3. 4; Bird Club 1, 2; YMCA; Rho Delta, Pres. 3; Labor: Dairy, Janitor, Poultry Farm. DODD, AUDREY LOUISE ._. 17, 72 Sec. Senior Class; Sec. Women ' s House Gov. Council 3; YWCA 1.2; Berea Players 1,4; Labor: Hospital, Bdg. Hall, Library. DUNAWAY. OPAL HARVY . 87 B-sketball 1,2.3; WAA 1,2; Educa- tion Club 3,4, Pres. 4; CE 1; Labor: Hospital, Tavern. EAKIN. LAURA ALICE 72 French Club 1.2, Vice-Pres. 2; YWCA; CE; Choir 1.2; Glee Club; Orchestra 1; Harmonia; Bere- Plav- ers 4; Country Dancers 4; Folk Club 3 4; Labor: Pre-school, Secretary ' s Office. EASTERLY, AMBROSE ... 101, 107 Track; French Club 2; YMCA 1,2; LD Glee Club 1; Berea Players 2,3; Folk Club 2,3; Country Dancers 3,4, Pres. 4; Labor: Hospital, Janitor, Maintenance, Library, Chapel Checker. EDWARDS, J. B„ JR. __ 74, 76 Ag. Union; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; Who ' s Who Among Students; YMCA; Rho Delta 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Labor: Garden, Dairy, Janitor. ESTEP, WILLIAM R., IR. ._ 86 Delta Phi Alpha; YMCA 1,3,4; Band; Harmonia; Forensics 4; Photo Club; Labor: Music Dept. EVANS, BEATRICE EFFIE 72 Ag-Home Ec 3,4; Home Ec 3,4; YWCA 1,2,3; Berea Players 3,4; PAF 4; Labor: Foundation School Office. EVANS, MARY KATHERINE 72 Berea Players; Labor: Treasurer ' s Office. EVANS, MIRIAM LOUISE __ 23 YWCA; CE Cab. 4; Harmonia; Twenty Writers, Sec. 4; Bird Club, Vice-Pres. 4; Labor: Tavern, Art Dept. FILLMORE, HARLEY _ 71, 85, 93, 103 Swimming 1,3,4; B Club 2,3,4; UD Senate 4; YMCA, Pres. 4; Harmonia; FOR 3,4; Labor: Registrar ' s Office. FISH, PAUL ROBERT 72, 76 Ag-Home Ec 4; YMCA 1,2.3; CE 4; Berea Players; Rural Life Club 1,2, Pres. 2; Labor: Grounds, Monitor, Janitor, Boarding Hall. FISHER, JAMES 70, 111 German Club 4; Delta Phi Alpha 3,4; Men ' s Hall Union 4; YMCA 1,2,4; Phi Delta 2,3,4; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Monitor, Janitor. FRANKLIN, GLADYS IRENE ._ _ 72 Brevard College 1,2; Berea Players 3.4; Folk Club 3,4; PAF 3; Labor: Ag Dept., Treasurer ' s Office. GABBARD, LUTHER 76 Basketball 1; IC Basketball 2; Ag Union; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; Labor: Creamerv, D ' airy, Phys. Ed. Dept., Boone Tavern, Janitor. GARCIA, EUNICE JOSEPHINE - .-72 Basketball 2,3; YWCA; Berea Players 1,4; Labor: Labor Office, Mt. Weav- ers, Bdg. Hall. GAYHART, OLIVE 24 Basketball 3; YWCA 2,3,4; PAF 3; Labor: UD Dean ' s Office, Women ' s Phys. Ed., LD Dean of Women. GILBERT, WILLIAM BEST __ 76, 101 Track; IC Basketball 3; Ag Union 2,3,4; Ae-Home Ec 4; YMCA; AZ; Labor: Library, Phys. Ed. GILLESPIE, TESSA GRACE 76 Ag-Home Ec 4; YWCA; Co-op; Labor: Hospital, Janitor, Monitor, Pres. Home, Science Bldg. GOBLE, MERIEL ELIZABETH 24 French Club; YWCA; Harmonia; Union Church Choir; Vanguards; Labor: Pre-school, Fireside, Music Hall. GRAHAM, AFTEEL 72, 110 French Club 2; CE 2,3; YWCA 4; Photo Club 3; Berea Players; Labor: Fireside Industries, Bdg. Hall, GREEN, BERTHA JOHNSON 24 YWCA; CE; Labor: Boone Tavern, Pre-school. GRIMES, MARGARET MARIE 24 Ag-Home Ec 4,5; Harmonia 2; Pi Gamma Mu 4,5; Labor: Bdg. Hall. GRIMWOOD, DAVID NEWTON _ 72, 76 Cross Country 3; Track 1,4; IC 2,4; Ag Union; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; YMCA; Berea Players 3,4; AZ; Labor: Cream- ery, Dairy, Janitor. HALL, JUANITA LEE __ __ 71, 111 French Club 2; Home Ec 3,4; Ag- Home Ec 3,4; UD Senate 3,4; YWCA 1,2,4; Harmonia 1,2,3; Labor: Needle- craft, Bdg. Hall, Janitor, Checker. HENDERSON, LOIS INEZ 72 Berea Players 3,4; Pi Alpha 3,4; Labor: Treasurer ' s Office, Mathe- matics Dept. HILL, MARGARET ELLEN 72, 107, 110 Education Club 5; YWCA; Berea Players; Bird Club; Photo Club 5; Labor: Candy Kitchen, Fairchild Hall, Art Dept. HOFFMAN, ELIZABETH ELLEN 72, 87, 111 French Club, Sec-Treas. 3; Phi Alpha 2,3,4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; YWCA 2,3,4; CE 2; Berea Players 2,3,4; Labor: Candy Kitchen, UD Office, Presser Hall. HOFFMAN, MARTIN FRANKLIN . 2 5 German Club; YMCA; Berea Players 1; Band; Zephyrs 2; Clarinet Quar- tet; PAF 2,3,4; Delta Phi Alpha 3,4; Wallpaper Staff 2; Labor: College Press, Library. HOLDER, RUTH PAULINA 25 Basketball 1,2,3; CE 2; YWCA 1; PAF 4; Labor: Bakery Office, Women ' s Gym. HOPPER, MARGARET 72 Home Ec 3,4; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; CE 1,2,3; YWCA 1,2,3; Harmonia 1,2,3; Berea Players 4; Labor: Foundation Office. HULBURT, DAYTON DAVID 72, 89, 92, 101, 103, 108, 111, 113 Alpha Psi Omega; Delta Phi Alpha; Trac ' t; B Club 2,3,4; German Club 1,2; YMCA, Cab. 2; Glee Club 2,3; Berea Players, Pres. 4; Twenty Writers 2,3,4; Co-op 2,3; Wallpaper Editor 2; Chimes 2,3,4, Editor 4; AZ 1,2; Cheer Leader 3,4; Labor: Print Shop, Men ' s Gym, Citizen Office, Bdg. Hall, Alumni Office. HURST, EVERETT BROWN 101, 103, 111 Chairman Project Comm. 2; Track 2,3,4; Cress Country 2; IC 2; PAF 1,2,3 j French Club 1.2,3; B Club, Pres. 4; UD Senate 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 4; Pi Alpha, Vice-Prcs. 3, Sec. 4; YMCA, Cab. 1,2; Co-op; Labor: Garden, Pres, Home, Registrar ' s Of- fice, Natural Science Oept., Janitor. INGRAHAM, RUTH R.AYMER ._ 86, 109, 113 Y H A; Band; Orchestra; Glee Club; Twenty Writers; Labor: Library, Presser 1 [all. JENNINGS, MONROE R. Vice-Pres. of UD Board of Gover- nors 4; YMCA; Harmonia 3,4; De- bate; PAF; Labor: Hospital, Cus- tomer Service, Admissions Office. JOHNSON, ERMON FAYE ._ 72, 113 YTCA Cabinet 4,5; Ballad Singers 5; Folk Club 3; Berea Players 4,5; Twenty Writers 5; PAF 4; YCAW 4,5; Vanguards 3,4,5; Labor: Candy Kitchen, Boone Tavern, Library. JONES, MARVIN DOUGLAS _ 70, 102 Class Pres. 1; Basketball 1; Tennis; Men ' s Hall Union 4; YMCA Cab- inent; Zephyrs 2; Royal Collegians; AZ, Vice-Pres. 2; Labor: Treasurer ' s Office, Dept. of Ec. and Business. KESSEL, HILTON SNOWDEN _ 72, 111 Pi Alpha 3,4; Sigma Pi Sigma 4; Men ' s Hall Union 3,4; YMCA; Har- monia 3,4; Berea Players 4; Labor: Mathematics Dept., Business Mgr ' s Office, Grounds, Laundry, Monitor, Janitor. KILBOURNE, EARL __ 26 Basketball 1,2; IC 3; Ag Union 1,2; Labor: Boone Tavern, Maintenance Dept. KIRBY, HAROLD . 90 Track 2; Basketball 2,3,4; IC 3; Band 2; Labor: Woodcraft. KIVETT, MINERVA ELIZABETH __ 87 Education Club 4; YWCA; CE 3,4; PAF 4; Co-op, Vice-Pres. 4; Labor: Pre-school, Gift Shop. LAMB, EVELYN _. 72, 87 Education Club 3,4; YWCA 1,4; Berea Players 3,4; PAF 4; Labor: Candy Kitchen, President ' s Home. LAMBERT, CAROLYN LAVENDER 26 Life Saving 2,3,4; WAA; YWCA; Harmonia 1 ; Labor: Customer Ser- vice , Registrar ' s Office, Women ' s Phys. Ed. LAMBERT, RILEY M. 86 YMCA 1.2; Bind 3,4; Royal Col- legians 2,3,4; Labor: Boone Tavern Gar;g3, Woodcraft. LANCE, ANNIE CORINNE ._ __ 72 YWCA 1,2; Berea Players 1,4; Labor: Janitor, Bdg. Hall, Library. LAREV, ROBERTA PEARL -- — 95, 96, 113 WAA; Life Saving 2,3,4; Outing Club 2,3; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; Home Ec 3,4; Co-op Council 4; YWCA; CE Cabinet 2; Harmonia 2,3,4; Bird Club 1,2; Labor: Publicity Office. LASWELL, TROY JAMES - 111 Tennis 2; French Club 2; Pi Alpha 3,4; YMCA; Photo Club 3,4; Labor: Bakery, Monitor, Janitor, Geology Dept., Dorm. Supplies. LEDFORD, ROY HENRY __ 27 Ag. Union; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; YMCA; CE 3,4; Rho Delta 2,3,4; Labor: Heat and Power. LORD, CHARLES __ _. 76, 86 Ag. Union; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; Who ' s Who Among Students; YMCA; CE 1,2; FOR; Band; Glee Club; Phi Delta; Labor: Music Hall, Dairy, LD Office, Boone Tavern. LOSHBOUGH, GETHA BERYL 72, 76 Home Ec 3,4; Ag-Home Ec 3,4 YWCA; Union Church Choir 2,3 Harmonia 1,2; Berea Players 4; Labor Maintenance, Treas. Office. LOY, OPAL ILENE __ ._ 72, 89, 111 German Club 3,4; Delta Phi Alpha 4; Berea Players 3,4; Chimes Staff 4; Labor: Laundry Office, Bdg. Hall. McDANIEL, JUANITA BLANCHE _ 72 French Club 1,2,3; UD Senate 3; YWCA 1,2; Harmonia; Berea Players 4; Labor: Customer Service, Hospital. McKINNEY, GEORGE WESLEY, JR. 72 YMCA 1,2,3, Cabinet 2,3; Band 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Berea Players; Wallpaper 2; AZ; Labor: Printing. MAGGARD, TALMADGE PATRICK 17, 85 Treas. Senior Class; German Club 2; YMCA, Treas. 4; PAF 2,3,4; Y Guide 3; Rho Delta 3,4; Labor: Col- lege Store, Woodcraft, Janitor, LD Office. MALTBY, ALFRED HAROLD _ 76, 93. 103 Ag Union; Ag-Home Ec 3,4, Pres. 4; Swimming 2,3,4; B Club; YMCA; Phi Delta 2,3,4; Labor: Dairy, Creamery. MARTIN, MINNIE 70, 76 Ag-Home Ec 3,4; Home Ec 3,4, Pres. 4; Assn. of UD Women 4; YWCA; Labor: Needlecraft. MASENGILL, HAL AKARD ._ _ 72, 108, 1 10 Class Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4; Tau Kappa Alpha; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; YMCA; Berea Players; Debate 3,4; Labor: Wood- craft, Bdg. Hall, Library, History and Political Science Dept. MEADOWS, MARY FRANCES EWEN .__ . 28 Education Club 3,4; Labor: Knapp Hall, Admissions Office. MEEK, CLARENCE W. __ _ _ 70 Ag. Union; Ag-Home Ec 3,4: Men ' s Hall Union; YMCA; Labor: Ag. Dept. MERCHANT, DONALD JOSEPH 70, 71, 111, 113 P. Alpha 4; Delta Phi Alpha 4; Pres. of Men ' s Hall Union 4; Ul) Senate 4; YMCA; PAF 3,4; Co-op; Labor: Dairy, Bdg. Hall, Janitor, Biology Dept. Ml Kl 1)11 II. III! I MA MURIEL 76, 89, 94 WAA, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Pres. 5; Ag-Home Ec; Home Ec 3.4; Chimes staff 4; Labor: Home Ec Dept., Sec. Office, Monitor, Admissions Office, Bdg. Hall, Women ' s Phys. Ed. MITCHELL, EVELINE __ 72, 84, 87 Education Club, Sec. 4; French Club 1; YWCA 1; CE 2 ,3,4; Berea Players 4; Labor: Library. MOORE, C. EDWARD __ .. Ill Pi Alpha 3,4; IC Basketball 3. MOORE, FLOYD GLENN „ 71, 90, 111 Class Vice-Pres. 3; Basketball; Board of Governors 3,4; Sigma Pi Sigma; YMCA; AZ; Labor: Bakery, Men ' s Phys. Ed. Dept. MOORE, MARGARET LOUISE 72 Class Sec. 2; French Club 2; YWCA; Berea Players; Labor: Boone Tavern, Hospital. MORGAN, ROSELLA MAE . 34. 72, 113 Orchestra 3; Harmonia 2; Twenty Writers 3,4; Berea Players; Folk Club 2; Country Dancers 3; Labor: Hos- pital, Pre-school. MORRIS, JUANITA _. „ 72, 108 YWCA 1,2; Harmonia 1; Berea Play- ers; PAF 2,3.4, Sec. 4; Tau Delta Tau 3,4, Sec. 3; Alpha Psi Omega 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; Vanguards; Folk Club 1,2,3; Country Dancers; Labor: Hospital, Dramatics, Ec. Dept. MOXLEY, NANNIE V. ._ __ 72 Ag-Home Ec 3,4; Home Ec 3,4; Sec. of House Council 2; YWCA; Berea Players; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Customer Service, Pre-school. NESTOR, ARTHUR PAUL . _ -_ - 70, 71, 72, 110 Tau Kappa Alpha; LD Senate 2; UD Senate 3,4, Pres. 4; Board of Gov. 3; YMCA; Forensics 1,2; PAF 2,3.4, Vice-Pres. 4; Berea Players; AZ; Labor: Business Mgr ' s. Office, LD Office. NOBLITT, HARDING „ 17, 70, 72, 110 Class Treas. 3, Pres. 4; PAF 2,3,4; Who ' s Who Among Students; Winner Peace Oratorical Contest 2; Winner Home Oratorical Contest 3; YMCA; Tau Kappa Alpha 2,3,4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Berea Players 4; Debate 3,4; AZ; Labor: See ' s Office, History and Political Science. PATRICK, HELEN JO __ __ 72, 113 YWCA; Berea Players; Twenty Writ- ers; Labor: Foundation School. PEARSON, EMMA MAE 29 WAA; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; Home Ec 3; YWCA 1,2; Folk Club 3; Labor: Boone Tavern, Gift Shop. PEARSON, FRED 111 IC Basketball 2; German Club 3,4; Delta Phi Alpha, Pres. 4; Harmonia 3; Phi Delta, Sec. 3; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Monitor, Janitor. PENLEY, JEWELL 72, 113 YWCA 1,2; Berea Players; Twenty Writers 4; Folk Club 3; Labor: Boone Tavern, Customer Service. PERRY, MARGARET 70, 71, 85 WAA 2, 3, Pres. 3; Board of Gov- ernors 3,4, Sec. 4; YWCA Cabinet; Harmonia 1; Pi Alpha 3,4; Labor: President ' s Office, Hospital, Biology Dept. PHILLPOTT, PEARL 72, 108 YWCA; Berea Players; Alpha Psi Omega 3,4; Tau Delta Tau 3,4; Country Dancers; Folk Club; Labor: Registrar ' s Office, Admissions Office, Dramatics Dept. QUINN, WOODROW B. 72, 111 YMCA; Berea Players 3,4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Delta Phi Alpha 3,4; Labor: LD Office, Bakery. RATHBONE. JACK 70 YMCA 3,4; PAF 3,4; Labor: Hos- pital, Janitor. ROBERTS, JEAN 70 WAA; Council of Assn. of UD Women 4; Louise Veltin Prize 4; Who ' s Who Among Students; Glee Club, Pres. 4; Harmonia 1,4; Labor: Registrar ' s Office. ROBERTS, MARY HELEN 70, 85 Class Sec. 1; German Club 1,2,3 Delta Phi Alpha 2,3,4; PAF 3,4 YWCA Cabinet; WAA 1,2,3; Labor College Press. ROBERTS, WILLIAM LEE 72 German Club 2; Class Alumni Rep.; YMCA; Harmonia; Berea Players; AZ; Labor: See ' s Office, Monitor, Janitor, Bdg. Hall, Creamery. ROBERTSON, LLOYD EDWIN 76, 93, 103 Swimming; B Club 3,4; Ag. Union; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; YMCA; Livestock Judging Team; Rho Delta 2,3,4; Labor: Dairy, Creamery, Bdg. Hall, Monitor, Janitor. RUNNION, CHARLES T. 89, 109 Ag. Union 1,2; YMCA; Harmonia; Photo Club 1; Chimes 4; AZ; Labor: Woodcraft office. Monitor, Janitor. ROMINGER, RUTH 34 Labor: Business Mgr ' s Office. SCROGGS, LESLIE W. 31 Phi Delta; Labor; Needlecraft, Cus- tomer Service, Monitor, Dept. of Eco- nomics and Business. STANLEY, ODESSA 72 Pikeville College 1,2; YWCA 4; Berea Players 3,4; Labor: Customer Service. SHEPHERD, RALPH FRANKLIN __ 76 IC 1; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; Ag. Union, Pres. 4; YMCA; Phi Delta; Labor: Creamery. SHERRILL, FRANKLIN ARMONELL French Club 1; Pi Alpha; Labor: Business Mgr ' s Office. SHRADER, ETHEL MARJORIE . 70, 72 Home Ec; Ag-Home Ec; Council of Assn. of UD Women 4; YWCA 1; Harmonia 1; Berea Players 3,4; Labor: Registrar ' s Office. SMITH, EUGENE FANNING __ 72, 76 Ag. Union; Ag-Home Ec 4; YMCA; Berea Players 1,4; AZ; Labor: Moni- tor, Janitor, Bus. Dept., Treas. Of- fice, Foundation Office. SNODGRASS, FRANCES 72, 108 Senate 2; UD Women ' s Assn. 3; YWCA Cabinet 3 ; Berea Players, Vice- Pres. 4; Alpha Psi Omega; Tau Delta Tau 3,4; Labor: LD Dean ' s Office, Dramatics Dept., Janitor. SPEARS, RAYMOND McFADDEN - 3 2 IC 2,4; YMCA; Labor: Grounds, Janitor, Boone Tavern, Bdg. Hall. STEINORTH, MARGARET 113 German Club 3 ; LD Senate 1 ; Who ' s Who Among Students; Delta Phi Alpha 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; YWCA 1,2,3; Twenty Writers, Pres. 3; Van- guards 3,4; YCAW 2,3; FOR 3,4; Labor: Ag. Office, LD Office, Women ' s Gym. TAYLOR, FRED MATTHEW __. 76 Ag. Union; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; Phi Delta 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Labor: Farm, Poultry Farm, Creamery, Jan- itor, Post Office. THOMPSON, EMOGENE 76 Home Ec Club 3,4; Ag-Home Ec 3.4; PAF 4; Berea Players 3; Labor: Bdg. Hill; LD Bible Dept., Janitor. THOMPSON, ROY HOBERT . 17, 72 Class Vice-Pres. 4; Ag Union; Ag- Home Ec; Phi Delta; Photo Club; YMCA; UD Chapel Program Comm.; Ballad Singers; SS Council; Berea Players 1; Labor: Library, LD Of- fice, Bdg. Hall, Janitor, Garden. THORINGTON, DANIEL ___ 107, 110 YMCA 3,4; Bird Club, Pres. 3,4; Photo Club 2,3,4; Labor: Art Dept., Biology Dept. TOMPKINS, HAROLD 72, 90 YMCA 1,2,3; LD Glee Club 1,2; Harmonia Society 1,2,3; Berea Play- ers 4; PAF 3,4; Phi Delta 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 2; Labor: Men ' s Weaving, Woodcraft. TULLY, HAROLD WADE 109 Class Social Chairman 2; College Gvmnastics Champ. 4; Men ' s Glee Club, Bus. Mgr. 4; Band 1,2; Labor: Men ' s Phys. Ed. Dept. TURNER, EDWARD B. 76 Ag. Union 2,3,4; Ag-Home Ec 4; YMCA 3; Labor: Dairy, Monitor, Janitor. VANDIVER, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH 72, 76 Home Ec 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Ag- Home Ec 3,4,5; YWCA 3,4,5; Berea Players 4,5; Outing Club 4; WAA; Labor: Candy Kitchen, Pre-school, Library. WALL, BURNICE LEE 76, 109 Ag Union 2,3,4; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; YMCA 1,2,3; CE 3; Glee Club 4; Labor: Bakery, Dairy, Creamery. WALL, CHARLES LOUIS __ 101, 103 Track 2,3,4; Pi Alpha. WALL, INEZ ASHLEY 33 CE 3; Labor: Bakery, Post Office. WARD, CARL C. 76 IC Basketball 4; Ag Union; Ag-Home Ec, Pres. 4; UD Senate 3; YMCA; LD Glee Club 2; Phi Delta 3,4; Labor: Janitor, Monitor, Boone Tav- ern, Creamery. WARD, CARTER 111 IC Football 2, Basketball 3,4; YMCA; Phi Delta 3,4; Pi Alpha 3,4; Labor: Janitor, Boone Tavern, Bdg. Hall. WARNER, ESTHER R. 72, 111 Pi Alpha 3,4; Tau Delta Tau 3,4; Berea Players; Girl Scout Leader 4; Labor: Fireside Sales Room, Sewing Room, Monitor, Gift Shop. WELLS, LOU ADA 87, 111 Education Club 4; German Club 4; UD Senate, Sec. 4; CE 3; Delta Phi Alpha 4; Labor: Library. WHEELER, JUANITA 111 Basketball 2; Pi Alpha; YWCA 2; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Pre-school, Hos- pital. WILKERSON, SALLY 72, 85, 89 Home Ec 4; YWCA; Bird Club 4; Berea Players 4; Chimes Staff, 4,5; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Pre-school, Art. Bldg., Monitor. WILLIAMS, ANNA LEE — 76 Home Ec 3,4, Sec. 4; Ag-Home Ec 3,4; YWCA; Labor: Library. WILSON, EDNA LOUISE 71, 72 Board of Governors; Berea Players; Labor: President ' s Office, Bdg. Hall. WONG, RICHARD YMCA; Twenty Writers; Vanguards. WRIGHT, CLAYTON D. 111 Pi Alpha 3,4; Sigma Pi Sigma, Sec. 3,4; Labor: Print Shop, Business In- struction, Customer Service. WYGAL, JAMES MARION — _ 72 Class Treas. 1; German Club; Twenty Writers 2; Berea Players; YMCA; Chimes Staff 2; AZ; Labor: Hos- pital Laboratory, Publicity Dept. YOUNGE, CHESTER L. . 34 Danforth Creative Effort Prize 1 ; CE 2,3; PAF 3,4; Photo Club; Labor: Woodcraft, Monitor, Dormitory Sup- ply, LD History, Bus. Instruction and Ec. JUNIORS ABNEY, HAROLD COOPER __ __ 38 ADAMS, WILLIE ROARK __ __ 40 ALEXANDER, JOHN DEXTER 3 8, 70 ALLENDER, WILLIAM EMER, JR. _ 3 8 ALLEY, GEORGE D. __ 40, 72, 85, 86 ANDERSON, ELMER ._ 37 ANDERSON, FERNE __ __ 40, 76 AUSTIN, INEZ ILENE __ __ 109 BAILEY, MARION LOUISE __ __ 94 BAKER, THELMA INEZ 40, 72, 87 BALL, RUBY _. . 72, 89 BALL, ZORA BELL __ __ 3 8, 70 BECK, CHARLES E. JR. __ __ 39 BENJAMIN, ROBERT BRUCE _ 39, 109 BIGGERSTAFF, EDYTHE __ „ 87 BISHOP, CHARLES EDWIN _ __ 40 BLACKBURN, WILLIAM E. 37 BOWLING, GENE DOYLE 38, 86 BRAKE, KEITH . 40 BRICKEY, QUENTIN __ „ 38, 71 BRIGHT, JOHN CALVIN __ __ 72 BURTON, MARITA __ _ 37 BUSSING, SARA __ __ 72 BUTTE. ZORA 37, 87 CAMPBELL, EDITH _. __ 37 CLOUD, JOEL JONES ._ 37, 107, 111 CLOUSE, EDNA __ __ 87 COCHRAN, LACY ERNEST __. __ 40 COFFEY, RUTH _ 37 COLDIRON, HENRY CLAY __ 78, 103 COLEMAN, EDWARD A. __ 101 COMBEST, LOUIS W. 39, 70, 72, 74, 110 COMBS, REBECCA _ __ 94 COOPER, VIRGINIA 38, 70, 72, 95 COTTLE, GARLAND RAY 37 CRAIG. ROBERT LELAND __ 86, 109 CREAMER. TOSEPHINE C. .__ 70, 94 CRFSWELL, HARRIS __ 39, 101, 103 CRIPPEN. LOIS ._ __ 40, 70, 87, 109 CROUSER. DORIS __ 3 8, 76 CROWE, FLORINE CATURIA __. 39 DAILY, DORTHA __ „ 38 DAVIDSON, HENRY __ ._ 37 DAVIS, KATE ._ 39 DAVIS, WILLIAM 107 DAWSON, ELLEN 39, 111 DAY, HARRY WILLIAM __ . 3 7, 110 DE JARNETTE, ANN __ 38, 72, 85, 113 DINGESS, LANHAM . 39, 72, 89 DUNFORD, CLARENCE 38, 70, 84, 110 DURHAM, RAYMOND .. __ 86, 109 EAKIN, ELEANOR __ ._ 39, 109 EASTERLY, RUBYE R. _. 40, 94, 107 EBBS, FRANCES 38 EDWARDS, ROBERT __ __ 38, 74 FARRIS, DONN 38, 72, 76, 85, 89, 113 FREEMAN, MADGE 37 FRYE, JAMES K. __ 36, 39, 71, 72, 103 GRAY, JEAN 40, 70 GRIFFIN, EILEEN 70, 72 GROSS, JOHN __ 40 GWINN, JESSIE __ 72 HARDWAY, WILLIAM 39 HEAD, WILLIAM 39, 72 HENDERSON, JACK __ __ 72, 108 HERRIN, LUCILLE 37, 111 HEWITT, GEORGIA 94 HILL, GEORGIA 37 HINCHMAN, WILLIAM 3 9, 8 5 HOUCK, CHARLES E. ___ 37, 72, 110 HOWARD, EDITH 76 HUBBARD, ETHEL 38 HUNTER, GRAY __ 39 IRWIN, INEZ 37, 110 ISON, FORRESTER __ _ 37 JONES, JAMES .. ._ 98 JONES, .JUSTINE __ __ 37, 85 [UDD, MARY OPHELIA ._ __ 40, 70 KELLAR, MARTHA ANN __ .. 37 KILBOURNE, CARL __ .. 37, 74 KIRK, WYNONA __ 38 KIRSTEIN, FLORENCE __ 48, 78, 101 LESTER, LOUISE .. 79, 94, 95 LYKINS, ESTER __ 76, 109 MARRS, MO __ 3 9 METCALF, JOE _. ._ 3 8 METCALF, QUENTIN .. ._ 3 8 MILLER, EDNA __ ._ 3 8, 94 MILLS, MOSS ___ 39, 74, 101, 103, 109 MORRELL, GARLAND __ _ 40, 86 NELSON, JEANNE __ __ 40 NESTOR, JANET __ __ 70 NEWMAN, CARL __ __ 3 9, 84 NICKELL, SUSAN ._ 39 NICKELS, MARGARET ._ 37, 76, 113 NORMAN, RALPH .__ 37, 112 PASEUR, TAMES _. . 93 PAYNE, OPAL ._ 94 PILSON, BERTHA __ 40 PITT, LELDON ._ 3 9, 74 POTTER, HOMER _ 37, 70 PRATT, RUTH __ 36, 39 PROPPS, KATHLEEN __ 72, 94 OUEEN, THEODORE __ 38, 72, 74 RABURN, J. C. . _ 38, 70, 74 RANDLES, MARY LOU 37, 70 RAWLINGS, LA RUE _. 38 REDMAN, TOHN 39, 72 REILEY, BETTY 3 8, 72, 86, 111 RICE, NANCY LANE 40, 85, 94 RITCHIE, MILDRED 39, 109 ROBINETT, GLADYS 39, 71. 86 RUNNELS, ROBERT 37, 72. 110 RYNERSON, JAMES __ 37 SANDERS, FRANCES 3 8, 70, 71, 72, 112 SCHF.IBERG, ELLEN __ __ 40, 109 SCHERRER, VICTOR __ 40, 71, 78, 111 SCOTT, PEARLE __ 36. 38, 71, 94. 110 SEAY, FLORENCE 38, 72 SHELTON, NELLIE __ 39, 70 SHORT, ANNA MAE 37 SMITH, WARREN ._ 72 SPURLOCK, HUGHES 40 STAMPER, TEDDY 37, 113 STANLEY, OSCAR EUGENE 39 STEINBERGER, CLARENCE __ __ 39 STEPHENS, LINDA JANE __ __ 40 STEWART, GEORGE _. 40 STONE, SARA __ __ 3 9 STRONG, ETHEL 3 8 TAYLOR, GLENN 39 TENNANT, HARRY 38 THACKER, FRANCES 39, 70 THOMAS, ROY 93 THOMPSON, FREIDA ELOISE - 3 9, 94 TOBY, WILLIAM 40 VAUGHN, GRACE 76 WAGERS, MARTHA 37, 86 WALKER, JACK 36, 3 8, 74 WALTHER, FELICIA 39, 95 WATSON, JAMES 40 WESLEY, FRED __ __ 37, 86, 103, 109 WILSON, CHRISTINE 37, 72, 94 WILSON, RUTH __ 37, 72, 94, 107, 109 WING, JAMES MARVIN _. ._ 3 8 WITTEN, RALEIGH _ 39 WOLFRAM, ALICE ._ 37 WYGAL, SAMUEL 38, 74 YOWELL, MARGARET 38, 109 SOPHOMORES Adams, G. Mack _. ._ 43 Adams, Robert 46 Alley, Mary 43 Arledge, Fred 45 Arnett, Willard _. 45, 113 Atchley, Margaret 45 Baker, Byron __ _ 46, 41, 91 Barath, John 45 Barr, Evelyn 42, 94 Baxter, William _. 46, 72, 78, 101, 103 Beck, Ovaline __ ._ 107 Blakey, Mildred __ 43 Booher, Lurine 43 Bowen, Ermel 43 Bradley, William _. __ 42 Brady, Verna 44 Brake, Annabel 41, 43, 72 Bramlett, Charles 44 Brickey, Robert 41, 42 Brown, Ralph 46 Brown, W. Evelyn 46 Buchanan, Hiram 44, 86, 109 Buckles, Vivian 45, 70 Buckner, Boyce 46, 72 Butler, Mary 46 Cadle, Dean 46 Cawood, Walter __ __ 41, 44 Chambers, Mildred 44, 109 Chandler, Dorothy 43 Cheatham, James 45, 72, 109 Clark, Edmonia 43 Coates, Mary Elizabeth 45 Cole, Robert __ 46, 70, 72, 86, 109, 110 Coleman, Virginia 70 Counts, Harold 42 Coyle, Bob Carolyn 109 Crosswhite, Glenn 43 Crouch, William 46, 72, 109, 110 Cyrus, William 44 Daugherty, William 44 Davis, Alta Mae 45 Davis, Wilma 70, 87, 110 Deitz, Estil 41, 45, 72, 107, 113 Denham, John 86 Deyton, Wendell 41, 44, 70, 72, 110 Dodson, Jean 43 Draughon, Virginia 44 Duff, Frank 90 Durham, Helen 45 Eads, Jeanetta 43 Edwards, Ella __ 46, 72 Elam, Paul 72, 109 Eldredge, Frances 44 Ernest, Margaret 46 Eversole, Elizabeth 42 Fair, Ruth 44 Falkenburg, Ruth 45 Few, Benson 44, 72 Fisher, Maxine 44 Flannery, Clyde _ _ 43, 84, 85, 101, 113 Flemming, Kermin 42, 70 Foley, Hazel 42 Fox, Alice 46 Fuhrmann, Michael 42 Gabbard, Otis 109 Garber, Louis 43, 109 Gay, Warren 107 Gifford, Constance 42 Gilbert, Porter 42, 93 Gilliam, Marjorie 42 Gilreath, James __ 46, 70, 103, 109, 110 Givens, Evelyn 42 Griswold, Mabel 44 Guffey, Mary 43 Gunter, George 46, 101 Hall, Eli 43 Hansel, Margaret 45 Hart, Lewis 43 Hayes, Elsie 43 Hays, Earl 43, 86 Heinze, Frank 45, 90 Hiatt, Virginia 42, 72 Hill, Gideon . 45 Hollyfield, Grace 46 Home, Marie 43, 72, 110 Hubbard, John 44 Hunt, Raymond O. 72 Jones, Arlie 45 Jones, Eunice 46 Keathley, Mary 46 Keen, Katherine 45 Keen, Polly 42, 70 King, Stanton 46, 86 Kn otts, Betty Jo 41, 44 Lankford, Ann 45, 94, 95 Lane, Dalton 70 Lilly, J. Perl 109 Little, Dewey 46 Loftis, Eloise 44 Lovelace, Paul 43 Lowman, Reavis 45, 84 Lufburrow, Robert __ 43, 93, 101, 109 Luster, Lowell 42 Lykins, Samuel 44 Mahood, Chester 43 McNeer, Mason 42, 72, 86 McNeill, Robert 46 Miller, Jason 42 Moore, Dewey 45 Moore, Jewell 44 Morrison, Hugh 41, 44 Morton, June 42 Nelon, Claude 42, 74, 91, 101, 103 Nelson, Mildred 46 Nestor, Billie 42, 70, 72, 85, 107 Noss, Margaret 44 O ' Daniel, Sarah 45 Orth, Esther 42, 107 Osborne, Virginia 44, 72 Owens, Frances 44 Peaslee, Ruth 42, 72 Pennington, Eldred 44 Pitt, McCoy 43, 111 Potter, Hazel 42 Potter, Irene 42 Raines, Ernest 42 Reber, Elwood 42 Rickard, Robert 45 Riddle, John 42 Saeger, Clinton 44 Schumacher, Elizabeth 46, 72 Sears, Nadeane 43 Sharp, Mary Nell 46 Shaw, Marie 42 Shelton, Jesse 46, 72 Shires, James 110 Shoemaker, Harold 44, 109 Shupe, Mary 46, 84 Sinclaire, Loree 46, 72, 87 Smith, Ruby 70, 107 Spurlock, David 43 Stewart, Wayne 43 Stillings, Frank 43, 72, 86 Swearengen, Granvel 44 Svkes, Anna Lee 46 Tatone, Lige 103 Taylor, Loretta 41, 44 Terrill, June 45 Thomason, James 46, 72, 113 Thomson, Nora Lou 43 Trumbo, Dorothy 43 Waddle, Edward 45 Walters, Letta 43 Warrick, Edward 91 Wheeler, Robert 43, 70, 72, 109 Warholm, Nell 45, 70, 107 Whisnant, Polly 46 Whitaker, Eva Nell 46, 72 Whitman, Lenore 41, 42, 72 Wilcoxen, June 45 Woody, Mildred 42 Wooten, Norman 45 Worley, Clyde 44 Wyatt, Cam 45 Yeager, Marian 45, 111 York, Mildred 45 Young, Annabelle 44, 72, 109 Younge, Ellen Taylor 46 FRESHMEN Abney, Lillian 52 Adams, Harold _ 48 Allen, Mildred 50, 72 Allen, Paul 53, 74 Allen, Ruth 52 Allison, Margaret 50 Altizer, Lillian 49 Ambrose, Ellen 51, 107 Armbrister, Margaret 51, 72 Arms, Windle 49, 74 Ayers, Ellen 49 Bailey, Buena 49, 95 Ballard, Charlotte 51 Bandy, James 50 Banks, Grant 51, 72 Barbour, Anna _ 50 Bates, Mary Virginia 52, 86, 95 Bays, Juanita 54 Beaty, Mary Elizabeth 51, 70 Beaty, Robert 52, 72, 86, 110 Benham, Roy 51 Bensev, Frank 55, 86 Bess, M. Louetta 51, 95 Bettis, Malcolm 48, 72, 74 Blevins, Douglas 48, 72 Boehm, Robert 49, 72 Boehm, Heinz 53, 72, 107 Boggs, Hershel 50, 72, 107, 110 Boggs, Ruby 53, 95 Bower, John 54, 78 Bowman, Margaret 49 Brandenburg, Miriam 54 Branham, Margerilla 48 Breazeale, Claribel 49 Brewer, Maude 51, 72 Brice, Mabel June 49 Brogden, Douglas 48 Brush, Bradford 50, 101 Bryant, E. Lewis 52 Bulman, Eugene 52 Burchette, Clyde 74, 86 Bvrd, Joseph 52, 74, 86 Caddell, Theodore 70 Callison, Gilmer 52 Callison. Margaret 51, 95 Campbell, Gladys 48 Campbell, Marian 53 Center, Mabel 107 Chafin, Naomi 52, 72, 85 Chanev, Edna 50, 72 Chownine. Chattin 54 Clarke, Billie 54, 72 Clay, Rebecca „ . 53, 86 Clevenger, Lambert 51, 72, 78, 101 Coates, Anne 51 Cochran, M. Sue 47, 50, 70 Cochran, Robert 52 Cochran, William 107 Coffey, Harding 53 Collins, Evelyn 53 Collins, George 54 Colvard, Mabel 49, 95 Combs, Alene 49 Comer, Richard 54 Cook, Arthur 52, 101 Cook, Mary 51, 74, 95 Cooper, Juanita 52 Cornett, Burchell 54 Cornett, Chester 53 Cornette, Frankie 48 Coville, Yvonne 52, 72 Cox, Violet 48 Creswell, Gene Reese 50 Crockett, Curtis 5 5 Crumpler, Seymour 52 Culbertson, T Lois 107 Croucher, Carol 51 Davenport, Ray 49 Dellinger, Eugene 53, 72 Dillon, Marvin 51, 72, 74 Dixon, Luwanda 49 nodson, N. Taylor 93, 101, 103 Dowdy, Harold 48, 74, 86 Duff, Mike 52 Edwards, Grey Holt 5 3 Edwards, James 53 Elliott, Ruby 52 England, Printess 50, 74 Ernest, Jeanne 51, 95 Evans, Frances 49 Fwen, Edward 49 Ewen, Victor 51 Felton, K. E. 55, 74 Fielder, Robert 48, 86 Ford, Jeanette 53, 86 c r nke, Allen 52, 86 Frisby, Lorna 54 Fugate, Jean 55, 109 Fuller, Novella 48 Gardner, Franklin 54 Garren, Ledger 48 Gene, Luise . 50, 72 Gibbs, Jean 52, 72, 86 Gibson, Raymond 48, 85 Goodell, Alice 51 Grote, Jean 54, 72, 110 Harber, E. Hubert 53 Haight, Robert 53 Hall, Charles I. 49 Hall, Garland 49 Harper, Anna 52 Harper, Rupert 53 Hartt, Lois 54, 72 Hatcher, Madeline 49, 72 Head, Louretta 49 Heffner, Lucille 50, 109 Hodges, Russell 50 Hollandsworth, Luther __ 54, 74, 86, 109 Hollon, Beach 52 Holmes, Lucille 48 Horton, Anne 53 Hubbard, Thomas 49 Hunt, LeRoy 45, 72 Hurst, Caleb 101 Imrie, Marguerite 49, 86, 87, 109 Ingram, James 48, 78 Jenkins, Wintzford 51 Jesse, Jimmy 49, 72 Jessup, Margaret 50 Johnson, Robert 54, 74 Judd, Daniel 51, 72, 74 Keener, Curtis 86 Keener, Carolyn 53, 86 Kelly, Adam 54 Kennamer, James 49 Kilbourne, George 48, 86 King, Bettye Jeanne 53, 95 Kinley, Gladys . - 53, 95 Kirkpatrick, Nell 54, 72 Kiser, Aileen 54 Riser, Lucille 48 Lewis, Doris 49 Looney, Sylvia 48 Loyd, Benjamin 51, 85 Lut burrow, Peter 54 Luna, Ardelia 54 Lyda, Betty 54, 72, 95 Martin, Juda 49 McKinley, Lorene 48, 72 McNeely, Harold 50, 86 McVey, Florence 53, 72 Melgaard, Robert 49, 74 Michael, O. Ralph __ __ 50, 72, 113 Mieras, Kathleen 52, 95 Mize, Marvin 53 Moncho, Jeanne 109 Monhollon, Geraldine 52 Monier, Helen 48 Moore, J. Clifton 49, 74, 86, 108 Mull ins, Eleanor 50 Murphy, Bernice 54 Myers, Richard 53, 101 New, Geneva 54 Nunley, Frances 53, 47 Ogle, Mary 72 Ogletree, Lee 51 Ottinger, Roscoe 53, 74 Park, Kathleen 48 Parks, Robert 48 Patterson, Meredith 51, 74 Patton, Charles 49, 103 Peace, Dora Nan 50 Pennington, Delmas 53 Peters, John 50 Petitt, Richard 50 Picklesimer, Custer 51 Pierce, Mary 52 Popenhagen, Frieda 86 Porter, Rosemary 72 Price, Luella 53 Prince, Elizabeth 52, 72 Proodian, Helen 53, 110 Queen, Annie 55 Rayburn, Charles 51, 86 Reed, Woodrow 50 Roark, Herman 52 Roberts, Geneva 51 Rodgers, Winifred 48, 72 Rose, Byron 51 Ross, Gertrude 51 Rowe, Kathleen 50 Runnion, Earl 51 Russell, Jessie 49 Rutnoski, Harvey 49, 102 Salisbury, Lillian 52 Salyers, Winfred 54, 86 Saylor, Don 52, 86, 102 Schumacher, Mark 72 Sebren, Joseph 52, 86, 93 Sewell, Hazel 54 Shaffer, James 54, 74, 86, 103 Shepherd, Millard 52 Sherman, Eulene 53, 86 Short, Faye 54 Shue, Paul 47, 54, 72 Singleton, Audrey 48, 95 Singleton, Donald 48, 72, 102 Slusher, Sara 51 Smith, Dorothy 95 Smith, Mabel 54 Smith, Orson 49 Smith, Troy 5 3 Snow, Everett 52 Spur lock, John 48 Stafford, Eileen - 52 Stamey, E. Nelson __ 55 Steinberger, William _. ._ 109, 110 Stone, Sterling 42 Stout, John 48 laylor, James — 47, 72, 85, 107 Thomas, Imogene 49, 72 Thomas, Lyell 51 Thompson, Ernestine 50 Troutman, Everett 54 Tyree, M. Louise 51 Vanderheide, Norma 48, 112 Vandiver, Jean 54 Venable, Levoy 50 Wallace, M. Inez 50 Webb, Charles __ 53 Wells, Lillian Irene 48 Welsh, William __ 72, 109 Wesley, Ruth 51, 86, 109 White, John 54 Wilson, Josef 48 Wilson, Vernon 52, 101, 102, 107 Witten, Wendell 50, 74 Woodie, Norris 49, 72 Woodrum, Hobert 50, 72, 74, 93 Wynne, Lillian 50 Wynne, Lydia 50 Yates, Henry 49 Young, Louise 48 Zicafoose, Frances 50, 109 POST GRADUATES Blevins, Charles 56, 86 Francisco, Blanche 56, 72 Gilliam, Mary 56 Gordon, Henrietta 56 Greene, Hooper 56 Hibbitts, Kermitt 56 Lyles, Evelyn Roberta 56 Matheny, Nell 56 Moore, Max 56 Muncy, Dorothy 56 Mynhier, Newton 56 Newton, Clara 56 Proffitt, Frances 56 Shepard, Helen 56 Sparks, Corrine 56 Sparks, Grace 56 Sutton, Thelma Kathleen 56 Viehe, Pierce 56, 93 Walker, Arnold 56 Wesley, Hoy 56, 107 TWELFTH GRADE ABBOTT, OKRA 87, 107 Union Church Choir 4; Danforth Chapel Choir 3,4; LD Chorus 2,3,4; Bird Club 2,3,4; Rural Life Club 4; Labor: Grounds Dept., Mt. Weaver Boys. ACRES, CHARLES OBALENE YMCA 4; Labor: Creamery, Monitor. ADAMS, JAMES HELTGEL Labor: Library, Janitor, Broom Factory. BAKER, COVA 58 Danforth Prize 3, second place; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Bakery. BALLENGER, ULDENE CE 2; Labor: Commons, Bakery. BEATY, MARVIN OVADENE 58, 84, 107 Basketball 3,4; Rural Life Club 3,4; GR 1; WAA 2; CE 2,3,4; Harmonia 3,4; Bird Club 3; Labor: Commons, Laundry, Pres. Office, Bakery Office. BILOTTA, ANGELO FRANK . . __ 58 Labor: Paint Shop, Janitor, Waiter. BILOTTA, THOMAS JOSEPH 59 YMCA 3,4; Hi-Y 1,3; Labor: Paint Shop, Bdg. Hall. BLACKBURN, HAROLD DAVID __ 86 Band 2,3,4; Royal Collegians 3,4; L.ibor: Heat and Power. BLEDSOE, TOM RUSSELL CE; YMCA; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Dairy, Monitor. BOEHM, KARL HEINZ EUGEN 72, 84, 107 German Club 4; Country Dancers Honor Roll 3 ; Danforth Prize 3 Thespian Treas. 4; YMCA; CE Band 3; Berea Players 2,3,4; Photo Club 3; Bird Club; Labor: Dairy, Mt. Weaver Boys, Commons, Library. BOWLES, HOWARD CLAY__59, 85, 110 Social Com. 3; Project Com. 4; Pres. Student Cabinet 2; YMCA 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Debate 3,4; Berea Players; CE; Union Church Choir; Labor: College Store. BOWLING, REBA 60, 72 Secretary 4; Social Com. 3; Honor Roll; Berea Players 4; Labor: Laun- dry, Monitor, Tavern, LD Dean of Women. BOWLING, WINSTON WILLIAMS. _58 YMCA; Hi-Y, Band 2; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Porter, Woodcraft, Mainte- nance Office, Commons. BRANSCUM, HOBERT 60, 84 CE; LD Glee Club; Harmonia; Union Church Choir; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Janitor, Maintenance Dept., Men ' s Weaving. BRICKEY, SHIRLEY __ 60, 71, 84, 107 LD Senate; CE; Rural Life Club; Labor: Fireside Industry, Laundry, Janitor. BROWN, WARREN Speedball Champs 4; Basketball Champs 4; Foundation Basketball 2. CAPPS, DAVID B. 58, 72 Project Com. 4; Honor Roll 1; YMCA 3; LD Glee Club 4; Union Church Choir 4; Berea Players 4; Labor: Col- lege Press. CALMES, ALVA MARIE 58, 107 Rural Life Club: Labor: Fireside. CALMES, KENNETH Speedball Champs 3; YMCA 3,4; Labor: College Press. CHANEY, WESLEY Honor Roll 1,2; YMCA 3; Labor: Bakery, Janitor. CHILDERS, JACK 59 Dorm. Com.; YMCA; Labor: Broom Industry, Industrial Arts Dept. CLARK, DONALD KARL 72 Speedball 4; Basketball 4; Berea Players 4; Labor: Phys. Ed., Tavern Garage. CLARK, MARY BERNICE 60 Glee Club 1,2; Labor: Labor Office. CREECH, EVELYN WELLS __ __ 59 Labor: Commons. COOPER, FRED VINSON 68, 93 Speedball Champs 3 ; Swimming 3,4; CE; YMCA 2; Hi-Y Cabinet 1,2; Bird Club 2,3,4; Photo Club 3,4; Labor: Broom Ind., Janitor, Com- mons, Customer Service, LD Office. DAVIDSON, EMILY JANE 84 Rural Life Club 3; CE 4; Labor: Fireside Ind., Laundry, Janitor, Com- mons. DeBORDE, VERLA FRANCES __ 59, 72 CE 1,2,3; Glee Club; YWCA; Berea Players 4; Bird Club 1,2,3; Labor: Bakery, Laundry, Foundation Office, Monitor, College Restaurant. DUNN, BERNICE JENNIE LD Social Com. 4; LD Glee Club 3; Danforth Choir 4; Labor: College Store, Needlecraft, Bakery. ELROD, WILMA 60, 71 YWCA 4; LD Glee Club 4; Berea Players 4. ELSWICK, ROBERT BENNETT __ 5 8 Swimming 3; Basketball 3; YMCA; Labor: Commons. FIELDER, MARY KATHERINE 58, 72, 108 Class Social Com. 3, 4; Danforth Choir 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Union Church Choir; Berea Players 3,4; Thespians 3,4, Sec. 4; Labor: Hospital. FRANCIS, ERMA LEE 58 LD Glee Club 3; Labor: Heat ?„nd Power Office, Boone Tavern. FRAZIER, VIVIAN ROSE 5 8 Class Social Com. 3; Class Proj. Com. 4; Glee Club 3. GAY, SHELBY BARGER YMCA, HI-Y, Glee Club 1,2; Bird Club; Labor: Broom Ind. GILBERT, JACKIE 59, 72 Berea Players 3,4; Labor: Boone Tavern. GILLIAM, ANNA LEE 5 8, 72 CE 2,3,4; Berea Players 4; Forensic 3; Labor: Bdg. Hall Office. GOSSER, BALLARD 58 Labor: College Post Office. GRAHAM, MARGARET ANN _ 58, 107 Country Dancers; Union Church Choir; Labor: Alumni Office. GREGORY, JESSIE 71, 72 Glee Club 1,2; Berea Players 4; Labor: Bakery. GRIFFITH, ROWENA RETHA 59 Labor: Fireside. GUARCH, AGUSTIN M. 5 8 Swimming 1,2,3; IC Basketball 3; Spanish Club; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Woodcraft, Men ' s Phy. Ed. Dept. HALL, CHARLES RAY Class Project Com. 3 ; Class Social Com. 4; Honor Roll 3; Labor: Main- tenance Office, Fire Dept. HARDWICK, RENDA 72 Berea Players 4; Labor: Laundry, LD Office. HAVERLY, CURTIS V. 59, 86 Graphic Arts; Hi-Y, Sec. 3; YMCA 3; College Band 2,3,4; Labor: Wood- craft, Commons. HILLARD, BOYD BYRON 58 Labor: Boone Tavern, Commons. HOLMAN, BONNIE LOUISE 60 Labor: Customer Service. HOSKINS, CONSTANCE YWCA; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Commons, Creamery, Country Home, Bakery, Laundry. HUBBARD, KEITH C OLEMAN _ 60, 72 YMCA; Berea Players 3,4; Labor: Men ' s Weaving. HUGHES, HELEN Student House Council; Glee Club; Labor: Tavern, Hospital, Commons, Fireside Ind. JONES, NANCY MARGARET 59, 84, 110 CE; YWCA; Berea Players; Forensics. JONES, RUTH EVELENE 59 Rural Life Club 4; Glee Club; CE 4; Glee Club B ; GR Cabinet 1,2; Labor: Laundry. KILGORE, VIRGINIA 58 Honor Roll 2,3; LDSS Council; Labor: Mt. Weavers, Labor Office. LEWIS, LENA NOVARA 84 CE 3,4; Harmonia 2,3,4; Rural Life Club 3; Labor: Fireside Ind., Mon- itor. LEADINGHAM, ANNA LEE __ 5 8, 72 CE 3; YWCA 4; Berea Players 4; Rural Life Club 3,4; Labor: Candy Kitchen, Needlecraft. LITTON, COLUMBUS C. 60 LD Senate 3; Honor Roll 2,3,4 YMCA 3,4; CE 3; LD Glee Club 3 Harmonia 3; Rural Life Club; Labor Broom Ind. LITTON, EDWIN E. 59, 93 Senate; Swimming; Honor Roll 1; Photo Club 4; Bird Club 4; Graphic Art; Berea Players 3; Hi-Y 1,2; Labor: Bdg. Hall, College Press. McCORD, LOUIS ANDREW _ 57, 59, 85 Class President 4; SS Council; YMCA; Labor: Monitor, Janitor. MONICAL, LOUISE BRUNER 5 8 GR Cabinet 2; YWCA 4; LD Glee Club 3,4; PAF 3,4; Labor: Heat and Power Office. PARKER, OMA NAVADA 72 CE 3; Berea Players 3,4. PARRIS, RUBY 59 House Council; Honor Roll 2,3; LD Glee Club 2,3; GR 1,2,3; Labor: Candy Kitchen, Monitor, College Store. PATINO, ROBERTO 5 8 Spanish Club 4; YMCA 4; Labor: Phy. Ed. Dept. PENCE, GEORGE W. YMCA; LD Glee Club; Labor: Wood- craft, Janitor. POTTS, FINIS RUSSELL 62 POWELL, ROBERT WILLIAM __ 59, 72 YMCA; Glee Club 2; Berea Players 4; Labor: Commons. REYNOLDS, ARTHUR McCREARY, JR. 60 Basketball 2,3; Track 1,2,4; IC Speedball 4; YMCA Cabinet 3; Hi-Y Vice-Pres. 3; Labor: Grounds, Bdg. Hall, Men ' s Phy. Ed. Dept. SANDLIN, TOLBERT YMCA; Soc. Comm. LD; Labor: Col- lege Press. SCOTT, TED ALBERT 60, 72 IC Speedball 2,3; Florence Essay Con- test 3; CE 3; Berea Players 4; Labor: Bakery, Monitor, Janitor, Mainte- nance Dept. SEBASTIAN, CAPPIE 59, 84 CE; Glee Club; Harmonia; Labor: Hospital, Commons, Bakery. SHRADER, JOHN RALPH 5 8 YMCA; Labor: Broom Ind., Janitor. SKEEN, EARL 59, 92 Basketball 3,4; YMCA 3,4; CE 2,3,4; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Woodcraft. SMITH, GLENN HOWARD 102 YMCA; Labor: Grounds, Broom In- dustry, Commons, Bdg. Hall, Fire Dept. SPILLMAN, DONALD O. 59 STODDARD, EDWARD GEORGE 59, 110 LD Senate 4; Forensics, Member of District Champion Debate Team 4; YMCA; Labor: Library. STAFFORD, LINLEY 58, 72, 108 Issac Litton HS, Nashville, Tenn. 1,2; Berea Players 3,4; Thespians, Vice- Pres. 4. SUAREZ, CARLOS M. 57, 59 Class Treasurer 3,4; YMCA 4; Labor: Commons, Printing Office. TARTER, HERLAN Secondary Speed Ball 3; YMCA 3,4; Labor: Woodcraft. TURNER, MATTIE 59, 72, 107 Rural Life Club, Sec; YWCA; Glee Club; Berea Players; Labor: Hos- pital, Needlecraft, Laundry. VAUGHN, NELLA VEE CE 2; Rural Life Club 2,3,4; Labor: Needlecraft, Hospital, Laundry, Jan- itor, Monitor. WARD, ROY 59 Hi-Y 1,2; YMCA 3,4; CE 2,3,4; Labor: Maintenance, Woodcraft. WATSON, LOUIS RICHARD Printing Club, Sd.; CE, YMCA; Berea Players; Labor: College Press, Fire Dept., Janitor, Boone Tavern. YORK, JAMES FRANKLIN 58, 72, 85, 108, 110 Swimming 1,2; Track 3,4; IC Soc- cer 2; Forensics, Superior in Dist. Oratory; YMCA Cabinet 3,4; LD Glee Club; LD Chorus; Hi-Y 1,2,3; Bird Club 2; Berea Players 3,4; Wallpaper Com. 4; Thespians 3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Labor: Bakery, Labor Office. YOWELL, JAMES EASTIN 59 Honor Roll 3; YMCA 4; Labor: Bdg. Hall, Commons. ELEVENTH GRADE Abney, Lorene 63 Allen, Philip 62 Arthur, Kathleen 63 Baker, Cleo 64, 95 Bardill, Emma 64, 95 Barton, Arlin 62 Bait, Virginia 64 Beck, Ora Lee _ 62 Benjamin, Jack 64 Black, Maggie 63 Blakey, L. Betty 63 Broyles, Joyce 62 Burchette, V. Mae 62 Byrd, Lillian 64 Calmes, Eva 62 Chaney, Wesley 64 Clark, Andrew 64, 101 Clark, Jean 63 Collum, J. C. 64 Cook, Etta 63 Cornelius, Stella 62 Cox, Maleta 63 Craycraft, Betty __ 64 Davidson, Alice .-62 Davidson, Emily 62 Davis, Vida 63 Evans, Bonnie 62, 95 Gill, Pauline — _ — 62 Goodrich, Beatrice 64 Graves, Emmett — 62 Guarch, Gerardo 64 Hale, Laura Lee 63 Hardwick, Renda __ 62 Hall, Roy _. — 63 Hamilton, Harriet _ 63 Hammonds, Louanna 63 Hays, Elbridge - 63 Hays, W. Albert .. .. 63 Hoffman, Harriet 63 Howard, Jason __ __ 63, 92, 101 Hurst, Clofis 62, 101 Imrie, Elizabeth 63, 72 Jackson, Opal 62 Jasper, Earsel 62 Jones, Fairie 95 Keener, Mary Lou 63, 86, 95 Kennedy, Ridley 62 Kidwell, Lida 62 Kilbourne, Elizabeth 63 Kiser, Russell 62 Lang, Patricia 63 Leach, Dorothy 64 Lehman, Arthur 63 Lewis, Ollie 62 Loy, Maxine 63 McAteer, Paulette 62 McVey, Lola Ellen 63 Monier, Howard 62 Moore, Evelyn 62, 95 Morrow, Ernest 107 New, Minnie 95 Patrick, Betty Lou 62 Patrick, Eulan 64 Porter, Bobby 62 Pound, J. Willadene .•_ 63 Roper, Josephine 64 Russell, James 63 Saylor, Cora 63 Slusher, Jean 62 Smith, Jane 62 Smith, Jetta 62 Spence, Esther 63, 72, 86 Stanley, Harry 64 Thomas, Alberta 63 Vaus ' hn, Frances 62 Warford, Pearl 63 Wesley, Mae 62 White, Bertha 62 Willet, Beulah 95 Wilson, Richard 63, 93 Wood, Edith 63 FACULTY Allen, B. P. 11, 92, 101, 103 Allen, Julia F. 10, 70, 71 Ambrose, L. M. 13 Aspnes, Agnes 11 Baird, W. J. __ _ 13 Baker, L. M. 10 Baker, Mary 13, 87 Balzer, Margaret 12 Bangson, J. S. 12 Barrow, J. G. 85 Blank, E. W. 13, 72 Born, Anna 13 Bowling, L. E. 12 Brooks, Eleanor _. _ 13 Brooks, Mary _ 12 Burroughs, W. G. __ 13 Candy, D. H. __ 13 Cantieni, Joseph _ 13 Capps, J. H. _. ._ 11 Chapin, Margaret 11, 71 Cheney, Gertrude 11 Chidester, A. J. __ . 13, 87 Clark, R. B. __ __ 13, 101, 103 Crippen, L. F. __ __ 13, 113 Dawson, C. C. __ 13 Dekker, A. O. _. 13 Dingman, Helen H. __ 13 Dupuy, Mary __ 12 Lla, Mary 11 Elliott, Ann ._ 13, 95 Engle, Virginia . _ 13 Evans, Wilson 71, 102 Faulkner, Jean 11 Feaver, J. C. _. - 11, 85 Fenn, Herbert 111 Fielder, Benton 12 Fredericksen, Helen 95 Gunkler, O. H. 11, 103 Hardin, R. R. _ 11, 70, 71, 72, 110, 113 Hartt, J. N. 12, 85 Harvey, Dorothy 13 Hatcher, J. W. 12, 113 Hickok, B. B. __ 72 Hovey, R. E. 13, 109 Hughes, J. W. 13, 71 Hutcherson, W. R. 12 Jameson, Gladys 11 Keener, O. L. 12, 107 Kerr, M. H. 12 Kingman, Marian 12 Kysela, Celia 13 Lance, Harvey 12 Loefer, J. D. 12, 111 Ludlum, Charlotte P. 11 McKinstry, K. Helen 12, 94 Mahon, Patricia II, 109 Meek, Jane 11, 86 Monier, H. B. 13, 76 Newbolt, W. E. „ ._ 12 Noll, Waldemar _ 11, 111 Parks, E. T. 13, 70, 113 Pauck, C. E. 13, 102, 113 Peck, Elisabeth 11, 86 Peck, J. N. 11 Pittman, H. H. 84 Price, C. S. 12, 76 Pugsley, D. W. 13, 111 Reeverts, Emma 12 Reid, Alice 12 Richardson, Elizabeth 11, 87 Rigby, Ralph 11, S6 Risinger, Mary 1 1 Roberts, G. G. 13, 111 Ross, W. G. 12 Russell, Pattie Jo 12 Sattler, J. W. __ __ 11, 70, 71, 110 Schultz, H. D. __ 11 Shutt, C. N. — 10, 71 Shun, N. M. _. 13, 102, 103 Sikes, W. W. _. 13 Smith, Emily Ann 12 Smith, F. H. 11, 107 Smith, Louis 12, 70 Smith, May B. 11, 70 Southworth, Annie 11 Spillman, C. O. 12 Stewart, F. A. 11 True, Eunice M. 1 1 True, Katharine 10, 71 Walters, R. N. 110 Weckcs, E. J. ||, in Weidler, A. G. .. . 11, 110, 113 Wolford, Feastcr ._ 12 Woodruff, Amy __ 12 Woods, Ruth . 12 ORGANIZATIONS Ag-Home Ec Club __ __ 76 Ag. Union __ __ 76 Alpha Psi Omega _ 108 Alpha Zeta __ __ 74 B Club __ ._ 103 Band 86 Baseball 102 Basketball, Varsity 90, 91 Basketball, Secondary __ 92 Basketball, Women ' s _ 94, 95 Cerea Players 72, 73 Bird Club __ __ 104 Bo-rd of Governors 71 Cheerleaders 92 Chimes Staff 89 CE Cabinet 84 Christian Endeavor 84 Co-op 113 Country Dancers 107 Cross Country 78 Delta Phi Alpha 111 Education Club _ 87 Fall 66 Forensics, Secondary _ 110 French Club __ 87 Home Ec Club 76 Life Saving, Women ' s 95 Men ' s Glee Club _ 109 Men ' s Hall Union 70 Men In Service 88 Mountain Day 80, 81 May Day and Queen _ 104, 1C5 Orchestra 86 Phi Delta 74 Photo Club 110 Phy. Ed. Instructors 103 Pi Alpha 111 Pi Gamma Mu 113 Pinafore 109 Fublic Affairs Forum 70 Rho Delta 74 Royal Collegians 86 Rural Life Club 107 Senate, LD and UD __ 71 Sigma Pi Sigma 111 Soring 98 Sunday School Council 85 Swimming Teams 93 Tau Delta Tau _. 108 Tau Kappa Alpha 110 Tennis 102 Thespians 108 Touch Football _. 78 Track 100,101 Twenty Writers 113 Wallpaper 112 WAA 94 Winter ._ 82 Women ' s Fall Sports 79 Women ' s Glee Club 109 Women ' s House Government 70 YMCA S5 YWCA 85 TkeM nie etft foieiufA . . . Service With A Smile flDa DRY CLEANING fjm TAILORING IJVjx well done • Main Street NU-WAY CLEANERS Dependable Tailoring Phone 61 2 LI D e: EP ' r. S T ORE S Known For Better Values ; Compliments of •1 W. Purkev Sons LOWE BROS. PAINTS AND VARNISHES Where Bereans Save Berea, Kentucky MARINO BROS. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IRVINE STREET RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Compliments of ROMINGER FUNERAL HOME Night Phone 48 :; Day Phone 125 Berea, Ky. Rotary, Exchange, Lions and Chamber of Commerce use HOTEL GLYNDON Richmond ' s Largest and Best W. C. ENGLE Dry Goods Notions Berea Kentucky Compliments of ZARING ' S MILL Use Zaring ' s Patent Flour Richmond Kentucky BE BETTER FITTED !  IN J2 1 9 ( VSHOKOF DISTINCTIOK for Men and Women BAYNHAM SHOE CO., Inc. Home of Florsheim Shoes 135 E. Main St., Lexington, Ky. Compliments of BLACK BROS. BUS LINES Call us for Special Trips Phone 210 or Nearest Bus Station Richmond, Kentucky To The Class of ' 42 Now you are ALL OUT. You have finished and we congratulate you. But you have only begun. And may your ALL OUT efforts in helping Our Country through her gravest crisis merit you further congratulations. ZIMMER PAPER PRODUCTS INDIANAPOLIS Guaranteed Bread Wrappers COMPLIMENTS OF GENERAL ROX COMPANY LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Designers And Makers of: Corrogated Cartons Nailed — Bottle and Wirebound Boxes BROCK-McVEY CO. IN( ORrORATl I) D I S T K I B U T R S OF Plumbing, Heating and Tinners ' Supplies VINE AND SOUTHEASTERN STREETS Lexington, Ky. .JOHN SCHWARZ FINE FOOTWEAR 754 756 McMillian Street Cincinnati, Ohio T. A. FOLEY LUMBER COMPANY HARDWOOD LUMBER PARIS, ILLINOIS ! LITTLE MAMA ' S TEA ROOM Compliments of For That Extra Snack THE BEREA BANK Short Street AND TRUST CO. W. T. Sistruivk Co. Established 1891 Incorporated 1907 WHOLESALE FOOD DISTRIBUTORS FRUITS — VEGETABLES — GROCERIES — CONFECTIONS (Largest in Central Kentucky) LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY For all occasions, the year round... Say It With Flowers Compliments of From GENERAL- ELECTRIC RICHMOND GREEN HOUSES SUPPLY COMPANY J. P. Reichspfarr Lexington, Kentucky Phone 188 Richmond Kentucky dVyountcdn -3 i t ££ a COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND SERVE OUR DONUTS— DELICIOUS— TENDER DIGESTIBLE. REAL WHOLESOME ENERGY FOOD AT REASONABLE PRICES. ENJOY THEM FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER, FOR PARTIES. Berea College Bakery COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 4 r t  ' ' 31 Am BAKERY AND CANDY KITCHEN WORKERS • 1 I- - The Berea College Candy Kitchen and Bakery maintain a high standard of health and sanitation throughout the plant. When you buy our merchandise you may feel assured that only the highest quality ingredients are used in the manu- facture of our Mountain Sweets and Bakery Products. .1 I-- -••M I- Berea College Bakery and Candy Kitchen BREADS BUNS ROLLS CAKES ' . ■■■■ , DEPA RTMENT }gf OF HEAL TH G RAD E Food Handling S ISSUED FOR % CcrMail N. I f TO genua . 1941 Establishment ■ i £J ' S . ♦ ♦ ■•• ♦     « ■ CRULLERS PIES BEATEN BISCUITS Home of BEREA COLLEGE BAKERY AND CANDY KITCHEN COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND The Broomcraff The Needlecraft The Mountain Weaver Boys The Fireside Industries Jdoohz -JauExn fjfijk lioji Products of Student Industries Located on the Corner of Main Street Opposite Union Church Under Berea College Management — Berea, Kentucky loon? ©aumt A PRIVATE HOTEL WITH ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES A REAL HOME ATMOSPHERE Managed and Controlled by Berea College Compliments of BEREA COLLEGE STORE Operated by and for students and workers of Berea College THE BEREA COLLEGE PRESS Printers of the Berea College Annual for the past fifteen years The House With A Reputation For Good Printing COMPLIMENTS OF THE JOHNSON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Cincinnati, Ohio Compliments of THE CROMWELL PAPER CO. Chicago, Illinois Compliments of LACQUER SPECIALTIES, Inc. Newark, New Jersey Four Color Printing With One Color Plates Our Specialty You Save The Difference j Buy Defense Bonds THE KLINGSTEDT BROS. CO. Printers, Lithographers and Premium Advertising Canton, Ohio Compliments of THE NEW FISHERIES CO. Cincinnati, Ohio VELVET BRAND Food Products of Quality Glace Cherries, Pineapple, Cit- Pickles, Preserves, Jams, Jellies ron, Lemon and Orange Peels for Fruit Cakes. and Fruit Butters Maraschino Cherries, Strawber- ries, Pineapple, Buttered Pecans, LUTZ SCHRAMM, INC. Black Walnuts and other Fruits and Nuts for Ice Cream. Mince Pittsburgh, Pa Meat, Vanillas and other pure flavors. THE C. M. PITT SONS CO. Baltimore, Md. INSIST ON Magnolia Meat Products DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT Emiiiart Packing Company COMPLIMENTS OF THE T. T. SLIDER COMPANY, INC. Louisville, Kentucky Freight service between Berea, Kentucky And Lexington, Louisville and Cincinnati, Ohio UNION TRANSFER STORAGE CO. Lexington, Kentucky AMERICAN COTTON PRODUCTS CO. Towels, Cheese Cloth, Gauze, Muslin and all Kindred Cotton Products 2516 So. Damen Ave. Chicago, Illinois OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS Also Complete Line of SCHOOL FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES 117-125 South Fourth Wabash J 161 Louisville, Ky. Branch Store 128 West Short Street Phone 3 372 Lexington, Ky. Compliments of Robert D. Wiley Sales Representative Krim-Ko Chocolate Flavored Drink KRIM-KO COMPANY Chicago, 111. Snow Ball Yarns STEINBERGER BROS., Inc. 10 West 33rd Street New York City Converters of Worsted, Angora and Rayon Yarns for Hand Knitting. Saving For National Victory  CORRODEK LINERS do double duty to help conserve our country ' s resources. When the baker lines his pans with Corrodek liners, he eliminates greasing, saving vital fats and time as well. Each liner becomes an individual container that carries the cake to the consumer, eliminating the packaging tray and again saving both material and time. CORRODEK, TOO, CARRIES ON FOR NATIONAL VICTORY BECAUSE IT SAVES! • Other Sherman products for baking and packaging include: • BAKING CUPS: Round, Square, Oblong, in white bake-test stock, or colored glassine. • FLUTED OR DIE-CUT LINERS: for all sizes of loaf cakes and layer cakes. Special Liners for Angel and fruit cakes as well as for buns, cookies, etc. • DOUBLE FACED CORRUGATED CAKE PADS AND DISCS in sizes to fit every need. • PRINTED BANDS AND LABELS in all sizes and shapes, in gummed and grease-proof stock. SHERMAN PAPER PRODUCTS CORP. Newton Upper Falls, Massachusetts NEW YORK LOS ANGELES 2500-3000 Items of Useful Merchandise at BEREA 5c-$1.00 STORE Compliments of RIVERS ' SHOE SHOP Short Street Phone 312 Faculty and Students We Appreciate Your Patronage PORTER-MOORE DRUG CO. (Incorporated) Berea, Kentucky Where the Nation Shops and Saves Over 1600 Stores J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Richmond, Kentucky Compliments of : MADISON SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Member of the Federal Deposit Corp. Richmond, Kentucky OLDHAM, ROBERTS, and POWELL Incorporated Funeral Directors and Embalmers Phone 4 1 3 Richmond, Kentucky WAN¥ED — MORE PORK — MORE BEEF — MORE MILK — MORE EGGS Uncle Sam with billions of ready cash is pleading for greater and greater production. Never before has the demand for all these products seemed so great. To get all the production possible out of poultry and livestock they must be fed scientifically balanced rations milled and blended to do the job. Purina Chows are made just that way. PURINA MILLS St. Louis, Missouri Best Wishes For The Class of 1942 Davidson Brothers Co. BEREA, KENTUCKY Compliments of OWEN MeKEE THE LADIES ' STORE Richmond, Kentucky Compliments of BAKER ' S NEWS Sleepy-Head House The South ' s Most Complete Factory-Furniture Store A complete furniture store where discriminating customers can get exactly what they desire in quality, home furnishings at low Factory- To-Consumer prices. MANUFACTURERS OF Mattresses, Pillows, Box-Springs, Living Room Suites, Studio Couches SOUTHERN BEDDING CO., Inc. Main at Broadway Lexington, Ky. We Work That You May Sleep To the Senior Class and Student Body we wish to express our thanks for your Patronage, Good Will, and Patience through- out the past year. The Ogg Studio 50 years of photography in Berea Compliments of Berea Dry Cleaners E. L. Edwards, Prop. Cleaning — Pressing — Tailoring Special Attention to Student Work Short St. Phone 328 Compliments of DORIS PIATT SHOP USE OUR Monthly Payment Plan Accounts opened for total Pur- chases as low as $10.00. $2.00 down and $2.00 a month. MONTGOMERY WARD CO. Lexington, Ky. WM s kiM ' in NTUCKYS FINEST FURNITURE STORE LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY THERE ' S A To Suit Your Every Need 6-cyl. 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Berea, Kentucky E. T. HAYS SONS Grade A Milk Phone 32 Life Insurance and Annuities LLOYD E. ROBERTS Special Agent Equitable Life Assurance Society Berea — Richmond HOTEL LAFAYETTE Lexington ' s Finest On U. S. Highways No. 25, No. 27, No. 60 and No. 68 Len Shouse, Jr., Mgr. Distributors — Dealers CARRIER: Air conditioning ' s first name KELVINATOR: Specialists in controlled temperatures since 1914 Water Coolers — Beverage Coolers — Room Coolers — Walk-in and Reach-in Refrigerators — Frozen Food Cases — Coal Stokers — Gas Furnaces — Commercial Refrigeration COMBS LUMBER COMPANY Incorporated Lexington Kentucky Compliments of STATE BANK AND TRUST CO. Member of the Federal Deposit Corp. Member of the Federal Reserve System Richmond, Kentucky MEEKS MOTOR FREIGHT, Inc. Here Comes Meeks 722-724 National Ave. Lexington, Kentucky FULLER BRUSHES Personal • Household • Industrial THE FULLER BRUSH COMPANY HARTFORD, CONN. Compliments of Berea National Bank n o r Z H O THE MAHAN COMPANY Winchester, Ky. A complete line of Field Seeds, Ford Tractors, and Farm Implements 240 North Main St. Phone 1000 Compliments of NIC NAC FOODS We Arc Headquarters For GOOD LUMBER Mahogany — White Pine — Cherry Birch — Poplar — Red Gum — Maple White Oak — Red Oak — Magnolia Boat Material — Cypress Kiln Dried Stock For Immediate Service We Will Appreciate Your Inquiries Charles F. ShiHs Co. Long Distance Phone — Cherry 0239 Cincinnati, Ohio Congratulations to the Graduation Class Lee Clay Products Co. 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CONGRATULATIONS Everett Randall, Morehead, Kentucky Hawk James, Betsy Layne, Kentucky Homer Randies, Berea, Kentucky Jasper Smith, Bulan, Kentucky Lee Thomas, Corbin, Kentucky Harold Scott Lexington, Kentucky Representing LOUISVILLE TIN STOVE COMPANY. Progress since 1888 Whether . . . It ' s Badminton or Tennis JUNEMAN ' S Is the Gut of Champions THE NORTHWESTERN ELEVATOR AND MILL CO. MT. VERNON, OHIO The Telephone Ashland Home Telephone Co. Incorporated PLUMBER ' S SUPPLY COMPANY LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY Plumbing — Heating — Mill Supplies Kohler Plumbing Fixtures — Weil McLain Heating COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 500 Varieties MONARCH FINER FOODS Compliments of BECKER TAILORING CO. Cincinnati, Ohio KNITTING YARNS for over 30 years Ask for Free Sample Card also Looms for Hand Weaving CLIVEDEN YARNS— Dept CH 711 Arch St., Phila., Pa. 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