Berea College - Chimes Yearbook (Berea, KY)

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WHEN WE FIRST SLIPPED INTO OUR JEANS, FOUND OUR LOUDEST SHIRT, SAUNT- ERED OFF WITH THE GANG FOR A COKE, WE HAD THE FEELING THAT THIS WAS ONE OF OUR BIG YEARS AT COLLEGE . . . WE PLOWED INTO A U.D HANDBOOK AND FOUND THOSE PRIVILEGES WE ' D HEARD SO MUCH ABOUT . . COULD WE HAVE BEEN A LITTLE SMUG WHEN WE SAID TO THAT SOPHOMORE, WHY, MY DEAR-R, DIDN ' T YOU KNOW— I ' M U.D. ? ADMISSION TO THE LIBRARY STACKS . . . BOARDING HALL, .CROSSROADS .OF THE WORLD, GARDEN SPOT OF THE UNIVERSE . . . GOLDTHWAITE PAST HISTORY HIKES TO ANY OUTPOST . LIGHTS BLAZING IN THEIR GLORY ALL NIGHT . THE TYM- PANI OF DISH PANS NO LONGER MEANING CHIPPED NAIL POLISH AND A FIFTY YARD SPRINT TO DRAPER IN THE PIN-STRIPED APRON. GOOD-BYE TO THE WAR-TIME ERA . . . GOOD-BYE TO THE NAVY— WHITE CAPS AMD BOOKS DEPOSITED ALONG THE WALL IN FRONT OF CHOW LINE— DEBRIS FROM THE SOJOURN— A CARD FROM THE CAPTAIN ' S B L, THE DIVING TOWER AT SEABURY. ENTER THE ONE-MAN COLOR GUARD . . . BOARD OF GOVERNORS AND U.D. SENATE MERGED TO U.D. COUNCIL, POUNDING RE3ULATIONS INTO SHAPE AND REALLY AC- COMPLISHING CHANGES . . TABLE CHATTER AT LAST DIVERTED FROM GRIPES ABOUT FOOD TO INTELLECTUAL DISCUSSIONS: I- THE TUBE CONTAINED A 1 r ' , OF WATER INSTEAD OF A 3 ' ; SOLUTION, WHY? AESCHYLUS VS. EURIPEDES; AND SHOES AND SLIPS AND SEALING WAX . . . THE END OF DILIBERATION OVER MAJORS, THE BE- GINNING OF IT . . .

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SENIORS Reno Yount Petersburg, West Vo. B.S., Home Economics Nancy Lois Covington Cookeville, Tenn. Elsie Zofer Hicks Stanford, West Va. Alice Kempf Parnell, Iowa Mary Ruth Mills Coeburn, Virginia Rachel Chaffin Hamilton, Ohio Sarah Harr Davis, West Va. Mary Sue Hillman Almyra, Arkansas Fannie Irene Martin Ruffsdale, Penn. Dorothy Russell New Port News, Va.

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Junior Class Officers Maxine Jennings, Secretary; Oscar Davidson, President 1 ; Willard Arnett, Vice- President; Not in Picture — Hughes Spurlock, Treasurer.