Berea College - Chimes Yearbook (Berea, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1949 volume:

Berea College Bert ■ ' I came - - - - w WE, THE STAFF, PRESENT TO YOU Editor Nella Walker Business Managers Johnie Combs Bill Manning John Browning Advertising Manager Calvin Boird Literary Editor Bob Robinson Art Editors Frank Seto Pat Brooks Publicity Betty Webber Photographers Curtis Haverly Woodrow Philpott Adviser Jerome Hughes 7 e Published by the Senior Class of Berea College— 1949. i Al  a D.y ?M pM For one year we have lived together - - - - A year of block coffee, term papers, cramming for exams, and groans of despair coupled with bull sessions, jam socials, hikes, and whole- some fun We have grown academically; we have acquired a lust for Truth; and we have kept our healthful vigor - - - - But, above all, WE HAVE LIVED TOGETHER as an integral part of the Berea Way of Life. t P tea iaCctte Colteae 378.7691 B487c tS4S Berea College Collegiate dept. Senior  class I22.7 Officers: Patty Davis, Doris Graybeal, Nancy Daveler, Rose- mary Maxey, Lois Sue Carroll, Bob Stinson, Walter Jacobs, James Young, Herbert Fields, Bobby Camper, and Hershel Beck. ?%e£ me t Vinson Allan Watts Imogene Huddleston Melvin Sutton Mary Sue Johnson James Emmett Brewer Betty Nell Stallard Douglas L. Thomas Martha Frances Dendy Walter W. Jacobs Sue Propst Harvey Southerly Mary Carol Henderson Vivian Cope Martha Henley Charles W. LeMasters Paula Chambers Betty Louise Austin Millicent Fletcher Louise Huddleston Ella Mae Peters Stella Louise Bymakos Dorothy Bowman Paul Clay Stallard Martha Gaston James Leatherwood James Allen Fish Millicent Hedges Nancy Dolores Darnell Doris Jean Albright J. Shirley Young, Jr. Freshmen ... 7 Gene Phillip Reasor Donald Henry Lois Jean Buckner James Robert Love John Martin Stone, Jr. Leona Iris Sutherland Alka Romania Crum Agnes Greene Nell Yonce Charles Kenneth Moore William Bryson Lois Ann Abels Wilda Gay Eskew Colista Spradlin Sam Fain Sherman Robbins Dixie Fair Jenny Lavender Bill 0. Lloyd Robert Leroy Emerson Gilbert Clarence Padgett Carlos Leon Tack iff Larry McClure Jim Masterson Keith Kirby James Lawson College! Gosh! Four years here for an A.B. or a B.S. or a Mrs. - - - - Four years, if I ' m lucky - - - - Dumb Frosh - - - - Pay up - - - - Wonder if I ' ll have enough left to buy an ice cream cone Labor Boarding Hall, Commons Wash trays Janitor Reckon I ' ll let the back stairs go until Saturday Labor Freshmen Ruby Hurt Hazel Gossage David Bunbury Ludd R. Farr, Jr. Sandy Chalmers Gene B. Burton Norma Jean Crase Hershel Beck Patty Lou Frasher Mildred Taulbee Kay Frances French Anna Roosevelt Hall Don W. Hillman Hiram Rufus Henderson Mack Breazeale Betty Thompson Maxine Burr Grace Elizabeth Volk Levi Cox Ann Webb Jerry Harris Jim Gillespie Coburn M. Black Norma Doris Graybeal Estill Cornett Carl Meek Erwin Burke Classes — Papers, Reports, Questions, Tests - - - - Who cares when the Hebrews left for Babylon? When they returned? - - - - Dogwood was a Philistine god? True or false? Sampson was killed by fallen arches? Bible tests Ugh! Freshmen Elmer Kiser William E. Carter Jean Mitchell Margaret Floyd Jimmy Hall Lorerse Parker John C. Rogers Woodrow Mcintosh Ralph Aidon Morris Imogene Ross Nelria Lowe Jimmy Smith Anita Purkey Joyce Jones Robert W. Bernard Frank H. Deadrick Frances Dillingham Thomas DuVall Reva Mae Mink Everett Elwood Moore Paul A. Mieres Thomas Kim Doris Parrish Doyle Ross Dingus Amalio Rubio Robert Bond Byrd Bettye Maggard Mabel Patton Mary Nell Irwin Socials Which girl should I take to the dance? Wonder how I ' ll get that guy to ask me to the Freshman Party? - - - - Fun with the gang - - - - Wish Mom would send me a cake - - - - Too much 10 . Freshmen Tommy Joe Stamper Edith Nell Haisey Charles Freeman Dorothy Renchert Mae Crosswhite Janet Webb William Keith Bishcff Dorothy Sage Ball Barbara A. Huntsman Claude Tisinger, Jr. Nicholas Nickolakis Avonelle Van Home George Raybum Earlene Fusort James Hubbard Wilma Jean Buckner James William Hale Nadene Wade Bill Hockett Freeda Wright Tommy Camper Nell Jennings Oral Rudd James Edgar Arnett James Roscoe Lemon Orval Nelson Frank Sulesky Henry Hubbard Barbara Lee Williams studying; can ' t go to the party - - - - To heck with studying! - - - - Social life is more valuable - - - - gotta make friends - - - - To Study or To Dance? Freshmen 11 Margaret Evelyn Ray Garland Darrell Godsey Pauline Girdler Donald Dixon Joyce Elaine Gouge Mary Lou Thomas Ernest W. Jones Joanne Dingus Gordon Hartzog Laurawilla Thomas James Henry Willis Nancy A. Brown Estill Thompson, Jr. Norma Jean Robbins Henry Clay Johnson, Jr. Ursula H. Boehm Betty Mae Ross Mary Musser Ada Rose Richards Anna Ruth Evans Reynard Shrewsberry Peggy Joyce Amburgey Patricia Sayre Geraldine Christian Ella Mae Sykes Dorothy M. King Mary Louise King Wish that guy would ask me to dance - - - - Good program ■ Those kids have really got talent - - - - Time out for refreshments 12 . Freshmen Reno James Mullins Edward Harrilf Emma Susan Wiseman Bob Stinson Rosalia Moore Bobby L. Camper Lois Sue Carroll Herbert L. Drinnon Janie Cree Ragland Robert Baird Joyce Croucher Ed Cunningham Mabel Meeks Harold Dorf Mattie Thompson Charles L. Edwards Barbara Childers Wilford C. Cline Ramona Combs Marshall G. McNeil Frances R. Janney B. Rondal Mull Joyce Ann Lewis Curtis Brummitt Lois Stephens Ray R. Covey, Jr. Josephine Wittig Always liked those parties - threw that paper wad? - - Beats going to the movie - - - - Who Kid stuff Ooh! When that guy sings! Freshmen 13 Joyce Leach Herman Sublet!- Pauline Muse Kessler Alley, Jr. Billie Faye Wyatt Rosemary Maxey Gaylyn Price Sherlie E. Dekich Emmie R. Robertson Leah Maudine Bastin Ralph O. Elsea Betty Sue Sheehy Faye Sublett Shelia Strunk Wiley Tollman Marjorie Gammon Margaret Haun Theodosia Hogan Dorothy J. Alexander Bertha Randolph Sarah Frances Wilson Paul Willis Leach Doswell Gentry James Back Eula Mae Bright Robert Sevy Jean Eloise McLin Nellie Ann Sherrill Edna Nickell Tommie Lee Vickers Dorm life - - - - Freshman - - - - Hey, Ish! Telephone! - - - - Light cuts - - - - Three per week - - - - Practical Jokes - - - - Wonder what he thought when he hit that short sheet? Wow! What a character 14 Freshmen Pattie Davis Lois Marie Gilbert Gloria L. Goode Betty Jo Ball Caroline Atkins Marolyn Olson Ruben D. Recio Elizabeth Hall Margaret Smith Louise Cooke Francis Hammond Emily Brittain Corban Goble Nell Hallsey Rosemary Cook David Auxier Henry Seawell Brown Exams! - - sophomore ■ - Schedules are posted - - If I pass - Finals - - - If I pass I ' ll be a Freshmen ... 1 5 Officers: Anita Ellison, Jack Reece, Emogene Wilson, Richard Douthit, Anna Rae Elliot, John Gragg, and Fontaine Banks. 16 Safc om x%e4 Sophomores ... 1 7 Don Hopper Hall Hilda A. Seay Floyd Finch, Jr. Freddie Lois Thompson Berrye Jean Finnell Bessie Looney Elizabeth Ruth Hutchison Beverley Fleming Earl D. Hunter Nancy Shofner Pauline Chandler Thomas M. Whitesel Annabel Huskey Dot Warholm Paul G. Hall Pauline Ledbetter Ralph Eugene Bowling Wanda Branham Alma Buchanan Lilas Rebecca Neal Stephen Burkhart Glenna Sawyer Jo Ann Beverly Ruth A. Kennedy Douglas Reynolds Pauline Mcintosh Truman Denham William Jene Tucker Gene Rice Wanda Doyle Sophomores Golly, I made it Sophomore. At Last No more institutional labor Humanities instead More Bible And Speech No! No! No! Coun Ty. Coun Ty. Same good old place Same old buildings Same old coffee Black and bitter Used to keep me awake Now nothing keeps me awake Elizabeth Wright Ralph H Long Dan W. Capps Ruby Jean Scott Robert Alton Crisp Hazel Ruth McCurry Margie Lewis Julia Lytle William M. Waller Laura Wilioree Young Hugh A. Poston Mildred Smithers John Robert Whitaker Cherry Joan Cook Herman Dillinger Lois Keesecker Connett Jones Lillian Kirstein Carlos Lopez Dorothy Kearns Kathleen Tully Ala F. Tuck Jeanne Fox Anna Yablonski Grace Edwards Jerry John Margaret Jones John Kenney Anna Rae Elliott Sophomores 19 Those Sunday dinners - - - - With knives Sock suppers - - - - Good holiday meals - - - - Stood in line for an hour - - - - Thanksgiving Remember? Turkey ard table cloths! - - - - Beans at least once a day Fish on Friday noons No room to hang up my coat Hey, Twist that line inside. It ' s cold out here Wasting time Ruth Gorman Edwin Copeland John I. Bradbury Donald Brown Bobbie Lee Ellison Maurice Shamma Paul Andre Rieben Walter H. Hunt Patricia Smith Alfred C. Dowdy Robert Coggins Dorothy Sue Jenkins Richard Getz Richard Newman Cora Jean Little Jack Reese Stanley Shrader Robert Westfall Grace Turner Edsel Godbey John A. Auxier Ruby Lucille Clements Ralph Eugene Bowling Albert Sharpton Margie Hodges Eula Jean Lindon Parry Steele Joan Young Betty Dimmick 20 Sophomores Sports Intramural Intercollegiate Wonder if Blue Ridge will beat Howard Hall? - - - - Huntsman - - - - Back - - - - Craft - - - - Cornette Hale Wonder who ' ll get hot this year? Hope we beat Georgetown Western I ' m goin ' to every game this year Wonder who we ' ll play in the KIAC - - - - Yea! Team! Fight! Eula Marie Haynes Charles Stamper Peter T. McNeill, Jr. Julia Eymann Harry Reath Rhoda Allen William F. Eicker Ted N. Carpenter Cleta Bentley Florence Patton Robert M. Cornett Helena Jacobs Mana Duanne Davidson Claude R. Beverly H. Bruce Kelly Betty Jo Beatty William J. Hamilton Hugo E. Miller Mildred Cornett George W. Buchanan Thomas Tieche Sara Anderson James Duckwall William Edward Ferguson Odell Miller Nell Jean Lusk Arthur Lee Haynes Sophomores 21 Dewey or Truman? Good campaign speeches - - - - Red-hot election Register before voting X signers must have witnesses No stuffing ballot boxes - - - - Fair and square - - - - Dewey buttons - - - - Truman pins and Dewey wins - - - - Wallace and Thomas rooters ' hopes dashed Thurmond also ran - - - - Sarah Perdue Edith Morelock Ellen Murray William Cooley Emogene Gilpin Fred Winebarger Ruby Nelle Hauser Arnold Edwards Jacquelin Hopper Gene Logan Mary Alice Seals Richard P. Douthit Natalie Brown Kenneth Coffey Gladys Valentine Robert R. Rickard Phyllis Sponaugle Fontaine Banks, Jr. Margaret Peak Christine Phipps Mary Eubanks Bill Arrowood Philip Walker Jimmy Purman Elizabeth Hayes Charles Galloway Theona McQueen 22 Sophomores Pay up If I have a nickel left, I ' ll buy a cup of coffee - - - - Glad they didn ' t charge me for my labor shortage Hated to pay that chapel fine - - - - Sunday night chapel - - - - The future of the world is in the hands of its young people; you are the hope of tomorrow. - - - - What about today? Irene McDonald Robert Arrington ■ M William James Evans Raymond Colley A. Emogene Wilson John Gragg B. Jean Carrithers J. Charles Honeycutt Fern Sexton Reba Kinsland Galen Sparks, Jr. Bette Lamons Andrew H. Nickolaus Jean Mooney Ted Hesse Robert R. Rogers Georgia Jenkins Betty May Yount Betty Jean Abernethy Betty M. Williams Hazel Watson Dorothy Taylor Richard Applegate Rebecca O ' Daniel Jeane Delany Cochran Rush Butcher Ann Anderson Evelyn Hare Sarah F. Smith Sophomores 23 Exams - - - - Have to pass to get into Senior College - - - - Have to pass to become a junior Junior Two more years Imogene Wilson Marjorie Sue Sweet Thomas Bruce Pittman Carl Payne Kathyrn McKiddy Louise Myers Jean Gilliam Cleo M. Wilson Mary Lou Stapleton Dolores Noll Lena Marie Whitis Arthur D. Willis Jimmy Crutchfield Elenita Ellison Harriet D. Cline Jane Ann Sherron Peggy Moon Evelyn Sevy Wyldine Williams Eddie Kay Wilson Joan Ramey Donald W. Claypool Harry Allan Phillips Vivian Barker Valerie Johnson Phyllis June Hess Helen Lucille Hartman Fannie Garrison Anna Lavinia Greene Eunice Keefauver Anna Maxwell David Bernard May Officers: Joe Craft, Jean Banks, Otis Gabbard, Sam Hodges, Jimmy Pigg, Steele Mattingly. u tion, 24 . . . Juniors Donald G. May June Puckett Garland Williams Joline Vickers Louise Archer Doralee McPeters Marshall McCullough Debelou Isaac Daisy L. White Bill Burkle Foster Burgess Betty Hammond Charles Flowers Thos. Mitchell Hancock Emmett Graves Martha Bailey Robert Smith Patsy Hamilton Frank Gibson Robert C. Wesley Eugene Howard Colleen Singleton Frank T. Harris Okra Abbott Glenn Cornett Ruby Duff Louis Bueno, Jr. Maria Aflleje Doyle R. Rogers Jack Ira Lowe ma Juniors ... 25 Leo Baird Jean Pepper Hayes Milton B. Wise Thekla Rosenberg Harlan Clay Banks Lola Sholar Charles Stone Jean Banks Donald E. Peaslee Jean M. Wallen Henry R. Sutherland Eilene Banks William A. Rolland Maxine Bonner Otis Gabbard Ruby Mae Yocum Clyde McCall Margaret May Woodrow Phillpott Georgia Richie Kenneth Dickerson, Jr. Eunice York Farthing Wm. Walter Shelton Jean Grider William Paul Lovelace Helen Brumit McFall Harold Spencer Wanda Irwin Sam Hodges Scott Warrick Made it! Junior Gotta choose a major More requirements - - - - Ethics - - - - Classes - - - - Rougher - - - - Sorry for sliding so long - - - - Oh, well - - - - Same forecast - - - - Rain - - - - Connection be- tween required swimming and Berea ' s weather? No more phy. ed. 26 Juniors Beverly Hayes Lorene Sherman Phyllis Mann Myrie Alia McNceley Edna Hughes Clifton Marshall lone Young Lois Nolan Barbara Hefner Herbert Shadowen Billy Moores Robert Fisher Jettie Manning Dan Baugh Curtis Havcrly Lois Fay Brice Alice Umans Wilfred Howsmon Frances Howsmon Elizabeth Casto Frye Bob Hart Mary Jim Trail Alberta Miller Frances Collawn John L. Wesley Alma Powers Dorothy Jenkins Effie Taylor Myrtle Tonne Barbara Noel 5:20 bell Draper ' s belching students Chow hounds Rush to Boarding Hall Walk and beat the bikes Takes time to mount, dismount - - - - Bikes can ' t jump Please use walks signs, either - - - - Standing in line an hour Waiting fo r lousy line cutters to be fed Juniors ... 27 Gilbert- Girdler Patricia Ruth Justice Elbert L. Robinson Jean Crider Arlin Barton Vera June Spickard Don Simpson, Jr. Rena Ketchersid Vadis Godbey June Hubble Steele F. Mattingly Phyllis Pennington G ' en Edward Thompson Ruth Helen King Alan M. Miller Evelyn Smith Richard Parker Grover C. Miller Edward K. Cook Mary Shigeta Kristjan Kogerma Randall L. McConkey Alberta Thomas Robert E. Ccrnett Roy Davenport- Charley Irene Turner Marverte Davis Russell Patton Howard Stevens Harriet Lilly Another pay up Street Window shopping with a nickel Can always dream Coffee Eyeblinking hot Term paper - - - - Due third period - - - - Still reading - - - - Up all night - - - - Not the hours in your work, but the work in your hours that counts 28 . Juniors Yvonne Perkins Dorothy Dorton Jimmy Pigg Lore Gabler Anne Finley DeWitt Creger Ruth Black Eleanor Jean Louke Louise Shultz Eugene Wesley Naomi Norris Oreta Lee Allen Mary Deadrick James Crowe Walter Smithers Ohlen R. Wilson Mary Frances Hart Martha Gibson Joseph Craft Alice Gibson Wilma Adkins D. C. Martin Betty Nettles Glenn McCall Ann Bishop Harry Shaw Pauline Pettit Dorothy Jean Talbott Doris Edna Parsons Harry Stambaugh Saturday night date Nothing to wear Darn this new look! Oh, could I? Are you sure? Thanks a million! Hey! Next on that iron! Sunday Oh, that alarm clock - - Sweet rolls Dry cereals and bananas - - Coffee in paper cups Juniors ... 29 LaVerne Huie Ronald W. Noel Flora Cofield Douglas Parsley Berry Parker Donald Funkhouser Hazel Roe Ernest Harlan Morrow Marie Day Butler Ralph Thomas Forbes Rubye Roberta Teague Paul Stylos Ruby Morrow Harold Repair Mrs. Verna C. Thompson Doris Walker Ralph D. Wiggington Billie Jo Laye Jacky Gene Hopper Ted Smith Martha Shurtleff il I Elections Student Association Prexy in the limelight What can be next? year Chimes Editor - - Another year Juniors - - Another 30 Juniors College Hospital Photo by Publicity Bureau Say Ah! What ' s in a name? - - - - Armstrong Paine Hurt - - - - Physical exams - - - - Angel robes - - - - Painted throats and mended bones Specks and speculations Dr. Armstrong Dr. Henderson Dr. Hutchins Dr. Paine Hospital Staff ... 31 June Allen Lakewood, Ohio Ivaleen Caudill Hollybush, Ky. Jean Emerson Dalton, Mass. Jeanne Haring Jessie Higginbotham Alice Hook Long Island, N. Y. Forest Cottage, Ky. Williamstown, Ky. Flo Fugate Hilton, Virginia Virginia Gerwig St. Albans, W. Va. Alma Kipp Wilson Wilma M. Nickels Washington, D. C. Coburn, Virginia Miss Gibson Betty Hoffman Miss Maclntyre 32 . . . Nurses STUDENT NURSES Jones, Bullins, Salter (in bed), Ledbetter, and Mace. Bottom: Robinette, Morgan, Webb, Woody, Redman (in bed), and Miss Hoffman, Instructor Fannie Patrick Williamsburg, Ky. Mary Ruth Smith Tazewell, Va. Cleda Pennington Ashland, Ky. Ileene Stanley Dover, Mew Jersey Loretta Peterson Thorsby, Ala. Helen Winfrey Forest Cottage, Ky. Betty Sizemore Oak Ridge, Tenn. Nurses ... 33 President F. S. Hutchins Prexy - - - - Sunday night speakers Rise to sing Hymn No. 15 - - - - We are indeed fortunate to have as our speaker - - - - A ware of the hands, a nod of the head Hey, Joe, how about a cup of coffee? 4dmi U4foati to 34 . . . Administration Deans Kenneth Thompson, Julia Allen, Lillie M. Pressley, Charles N. Shun, and Albert Weidler. Forgot to hand in that chapel card again Went to every chapel, too Wonder why the dean wants to see me? - - - - Gotta have my bill de- ferred - - - - How can I explain my labor shortage? - - - - Had to get that term paper in on time Wonder how I ' ll get that guy to admit my sister? Only three cents per day from every alumnus I want to drop Spanish Pulaski bound - - - - Top Row: Dayton D. Hulburt, Director of Admissions; Charles Carrington, Alumni Secretary; Adelaide Gundlach, Registrar; Lawrence Bibbee, Treasurer. Bottom Row: George Kavanaugh, Business Manager; Charles Graham and Luther Ambrose, Education Department. W acuity tf £ Administration ... 35 36 . . . Faculty Lincoln Hall iff ■v I ' ■  .• r .•■ Pay up Face the deans Fight over labor Read bulletin board If I don ' t forget i ••: . I hope I get that four dollars back don ' t ' If I Rustic Cottage Faculty ... 37 ' helps Stokes Chapel Thy Chimes shall ring for us each day - - - - Chapel - - - - School United Saturday night- movie - - - - Sunday night chapel - - - - Oh, what a beautiful morn- ing - - - - Photo by Publicity Bureau HISTORY AND PSYCHOLOGY Top: Lee Crippen, Irvine Dungan, Gertrude Ekas, Julia Heinlein. Bottom: Elisabeth Peck, Willard Hogan, Preston Stegenga, Joseph VanHook. rffctfA 38 . . . Faculty Science Hall Igneous rocks and ancient fossils - - - - Amoeba that divide - - - - Hamsters that multiply Solu- tions and suspensions and great gobs of soap Atom smasher GEOLOGY, BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS Top: Wilbur Burroughs, Mavis Burroughs, John Bangson, Franklin Gailey, Seth Gilkerson, Herschel Hull. Bottom: Julian Capes, Anna Vernon, Halbert Gates, Waldemar Noll, V. D. Roberts. Faculty 39 Draper Building Learn to speak, to write and to read - - - - Term speech - - - - Gadget speech Wrestle with dangling participles Sandburg — Shake- speare Slums Cultural lag Folk games or folk danc- ing? ENGLISH AND SOCIOLOGY Top: Jerome Hughes, Eleanor Brooks, Virginia Matthias, Maureen Faulkner, Emily Ann Smith, E. J. Weekes. Bottom: Hemic Stowe, Earl Blank, Frank Smith, Helen Dingman, Merton Oyler, Orrin Keener. 4 1 40 . . . Faculty Draper Entrance Two years of foreign languages - - - - Pass proficiency tests - - - - Debit or credit - - - - Add or sub- tract Which? FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND ECONOMICS Top: Maude Ledford, Margaret Chapin, Charlotte Ludlum, Elizabeth Richardson, Charles Pauck. Bottom: Kenneth Perry, W. E. Newbolt, Curtis Burgess, Rockwood Chin. Faculty ... 41 Danforth Chapel Mathematicians and Philosophers - - - - Juggle Greek letters or ex- pound on Greek thoughts - - - - Photo by Publicity Bureau PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION, MATHEMATICS Top: Ira Martin, George Noss, D. B. Robertson, Gordon Ross, J. Clayton Feaver. Bottom: Donald Pugsley, Gilbert Roberts, Ted Wright, Jean Wyre. 42 . . . Faculty Emery Building Gravy-stained aprons - and elusive vitamins - - - - - Freshly burned fingers - - - - Proteins, fats - Nine weeks at Country Home Murder HOME ECONOMICS Agnes Aspnes Opal Wolford Marian Kingman Margaret Collins Faculty ... 43 AGRICULTURE Ray Orr Claude Spiilman Warner Vernon Feaster Wolford Howard Monier Harry Bowen Aff Building Art Building Mary Ela Grace Grerher Sally Wilkerson Dorothy Tredennick Lester Pross Pluilu by Publicity Bu 44 . . . Faculty Pressor Hall Symphony Beethoven ' s Fifth Opera - - - - Carmen - - - - Louis- ville Philharmonic Orchestra Dodd and the piano Chapels Christmas Carol s - - - - Silent Night - - - - How many tenors do we have? MUSIC Bonnie Oden, Rolf Hovey, Janet Ensign, Richard Warner, Margaret Franke. T H E F U N D A T I N Joan Scrivner, Editor SCHOOL Foundation School 46 SENIOR OFFICERS Left to right: Janice Stephenson, Sec; Robert Wilkerson, Vice Pres. Rep.; Dale Vickers, Pres.; Allene Wade, Treas.; Joan Scrivner, Chimes Schumacher, Program Chrm. Imogene Miller, Sr. Rep.; Owen John Charlene Abbey Bakersville, N.C. Agnes Arnetr Sublert, Kentucky Charles Baker Manchester, Ky. Charles Ball Pine Knot, Ky. QK i cy OC d y 3- Foundation School ... 47 3. ■ . Betty Barnes V Point Marion, Pa. Virgil Blackburn Berea, Ky. A n ■ Jo Ann Boring ffiy 6 2 Childhowee, Tenn. Bettylou Boykin Fairview, N.C. Ju iyC ' i T Q Aji Donald Brooks j WAXUXJL ' Hardburly, Ky. Barbara Bryant Norris, Tenn. IQ (ixkaJiA-J Xy iJ-K izabeth Card Berea, Ky. John Caudill Manchester, Ky. v r 1 Vaughn Caudil o W Far|er Ky Jesse Cisco Russell, Ky. CJUaj Sylvia Cornett J Irvine, Ky. June Davenport Berea, Ky. yjolLnnts. i xy PZ6 Betty Davis Everman, Ky. Mae Durham Berea, Ky. (T Grover Fish A Berea, Ky. 7??- Foundation School ... 48 Barbara Freyer Hunt sville, Ala. Kenneth Fulrz Pactolus, Ky. A svisnXJ i? ■y ■ Norma Gentry [ M rn e_J Crob Orchard, Ky. Gerald Gilpin Gilpin, Ky. AuUtC ■O i Carl Graham W«Jr V Berea, Ky. Mary Ellen Harber St. Charles, Va. (f 7 Troy Henderson fLO- J Winchester, Ky. Mildred Hollbrook West Dante, Va. Walter Hoskins 1. Hyden, Ky. Lois Hughes Cincinnati, Ohio icJ f ' zX Fred Ingle Asheville, N.C. _, Patricia James S V.CK.V Ruechel, Ky. Donald Jarrett Asheville, N.C. _ £7 j . Bobbie Jones 3 - r - e- Oneida, Tenn. Ttioa C CCtsH) 1V a. Uj L f at i O nsL , P rW Foundation School ... 49 ga4 J ° h w! ones Wheelwright, Ky. Betty Ledford Franklin, N.C. . Diane Lichten Crossville, Tenn. Forrest McClone Louisville, Ky. p Rose McNees K L - Coalwood, W. Va. Imogene Miller Roehhold, Ky. -j- Thelma Jo Miller V° Jackson, Ky. June Moss Lawrenceburg, Ky. xXLra Robert Murphy London, Ky. E. L. Newsome Teabury, Ky. (p. Q William Oyler V-VC ' Berea, Ky. Robert Parker Ithaca, N.Y. Clifford Peters , - Lida, Ky Harold Queen Peabody, Ky. Betty Lu Robbins Louellen, Ky. J- 3 E A CO-M I ° y Z rcmJixru (p. ue. ct n Foundation School ... 50 Q Owen John Schumacher £ ci-— - Bereai Ky Joan Scrivner Berea, Ky. JO Vl) 3 t Dorothy Shipp Somerset, Va. Kenneth Shopher Waddy, Ky. ■ hLvtsrL E Bourbon Singleton Stanford, Ky. Burman Sloven Co-operative, Ky. B UZinuu . IUL Cledas Slaven ' -iX6 Co-operative, Ky. Doris Smelser Calderwood, Tenn. X7 • ■ , Phyllis Southard LfUjX. Daisy, Ky. Cleone Sparks Charlotte Amalie, Virgin Islands SXuZJl . 1 -n. M Uu f. OTJ  «- r Thomas Sparks Olive Hill, Ky. Janice Stephenson Berea, Ky. a , Frances Thompson Crab Orchard, Ky. Sue Vaught Madison, W. Va. Dale Vickers Montgomery, W. Va. (Ji n OL, Foundation School ... 51 P . Allene Wade Decatur, Ky. Ann Wade Clifton Forge, Va. Z) X Ralph Wade .(d Osty Decatur , Ky Roy Walters Berea, Ky. K , _ Robert Wilkerson F Lewisburg, W. Va. fa yy a : 7 Eugene Wiison Falls of Rough, Ky. k CHIMES STAFF Front row, left to right: Junior Fish, Joan Scrivner, Phil Harris. Second row: Jerry Crowe, Virgil Blackburn, Doris Smelser, Dale Vickers, Betty Barnes, Owen John Schumacher, Imogene Miller. 52 Juniors Vicente Aflleje Joseph Alcorn Jessie Anderson Mary Armstrong John Arnett Bettye Bach Estill Barger Mildred Bays Herbert Bell Patricia Bradley Rita Jean Branhar Billie Bryan Betty Calmes Doris Caudill Frances Caudill Melvin Childers Mildred Churchill Ruby Cornette Glenna Croaff Jerry Crowe Harvey Elliot Wilma Fortner Charles Fowler Rera Jo Fowler Juniors ... 53 Nina Gentry Ronald Gibson Vernon Goff Jeanette Graves Philip Harris Stokley Helton Kathryn Henderson Viola Hess Norma Jean Jones Juanita Kilbourne Patsy Maiden Betty Maupin Charles Meadors Paul Moser Betty Mullins Windy Pickett Mary Sue Porter Betty Jean Richards Grace Rogers Virginia Rogers Betsy Scrivner Lillian Shepard Mary Shipp Norma Jean Slaven 54 . . . Juniors Alex Smith Joan Stafford Ruth Sutton Aurora Taylor Dorotha Taylor Margaret Underwood Mary Jo Walters Patricia Williams LION ' S STAFF Left to Right: Ronald Gibson, Joann Boring, Doris Smelser, Bettylou Boykin, Allene Wade, Isaac Musick, Dean Walters, Barbara Freyer, Claude Sturgill. Foundation School ... 55 FRESHMEN First row, left to right: Aretha Humphrey, Bonnie Oyler, Alta Smart, Patricia Cook, Peggy Les- ter, Bonnie Walters, Wanda Dougherty, Betty Wireman. Second row: Dona Watson, Reva Felty, Bertha Fields, I no Jo Tay- lor, Lillian Reynolds, Barbara Rogers, Phyllis Scrivner, Charlene Rudder, Billie Barnette. Third row: Christine Collins, Mary Dunigan, June Brickey, Avanell Zeek, Retha Mcintosh, Ann Fisher, Betty Broyles, Terry Polly, Charles Helton, Robert Grant, Bobby Reach, Carl Davis, Johnie Miniard. Fourth row: Joe Ray, Claude Sturgill, Barlow Newbolt, Tal- madge Calmes, Otis Turner, Bobby Tate, Walter Howard, Donald Casey, Thomas Bryan. SOPHOMORES First row, left to right: Patsy Anderson, Jean Rogers, Frances Barker, Martha Roark, Retha Brown, Ruth Rowlings, Frank Taylor, Billy Gilpin. Second row: Dirrell Cress, Don Spurlock, Tommy Keesee, Charles Vick, Lewis Brown, Junie Capps, Ottis Turner, June Peters, Jeanette Wethington. Third row: Frances Warner, Wini- fred Hughes, Anna Valentine, Mary Hammersley, Sally Raw- lings, Betty Broome, Bobby Brooks, Ivadean Rubarts, Ruth Tipton, Nina Witt, Clarence Shelton, Hector McNeil, Jack Holland. Fourth row: Janice Morris, Martha Noss, Mary Ann Lear, Betty Goodrich, Sarah Smith, Lois Mos- ley, Clara Presley, Mary Rice, Lesona Garland, Irene Wells, Fern Wade, James Southard, Violet Spurlock, Herman Ackerman, Harland Adams. Fifth row: Bobby Van Winkle, Barbara Combs, Dorothy Kavanaugh, Paul Scott, Gloria Ralston, Martin Ambrose, Charles Bishop, Leroy Edwards, Bob Hamilton, Paul Sumner, Isaac Musick, Edward Parrett, Clifford Gabbard, Jimmy Pullins. 56 . Foundation School UNGRADED First row, left to right: Lucas Moran, Kathleen Smith, Florence Baker, Ruth Pennington, Leona Baker, Jean McAfee, Sally Mar- cum, Jean Roark. Second row: Thurman Ackerman, William Baker, Bobby Chappell, Ralph Walker, Gulliver Stewart, Rondall Dunn, Carter Howard. Third row: James Davis, Frank Ross, Arnold Young, Joe Beck, Fred Townsend, James Callahan. FOUNDATION CHORUS First row, left to right:Ruth Sut- ton, Betty Broome, Shirley Allen, Bobbie Brooks, Jean McAfee, Kathryne Henderson, Gloria Ralston, Joanne Boring, Billie Barnette, Bobbie Jones, Peggy Lester, Betty Davis, Charlene Abbey, Pat Williams. Second row: Pat Cook, Janice Morris, Barbara Freyer, Libby Card, Reva Jo Fowler, Barbara Combs, Doris Smelser, Phyllis Scrivner, Mitzi Churchill, Bar- bara Rogers, Dorothy Kavanaugh, Mary Armstrong, Martha Noss, Rose McNees, Betty Bach, Jo Stafford, Frances Warner. Third row: Mr. Hovey, Martin Ambrose, Junie Capps, Robert Parker, Harlan Adams, Dale Vickers, Melvin Childers, Sam Turner, Lucky Shelton, Walter Hoskins, Robert Murphy, Paul Moser, Phil Harris, Bill Oyler, Jesse Cisco, Vaughn Caudill. Foundation School ... 57 Hl-Y Front row, left to right: Sam I urner, William Baker, Estil Kid- well. Second row: Barlow Newbolt, Bruce Brooks, Robert Van Winkle, Ronald Gibson, Harland Adams, Claude Sturgell, Vernon Goff, James Whittaker, Isaac Musick, Pres., Harold Queen, Bobby Tate, Walter Howard, Joe Beck, Pete Newsome, Paul Moser, Jack Holland, Robert Murphy, Ben Aflleje, Don Spurlock, Mr. Gruman. A ' V- Y-TEENS First row, left to right: Irene Wells, Dorothy Shipp, Fern Wade, Ruth Tipton, Joann Boring, Frances Warner, Mary Ham- mersly, Ann Wade, Charlene Rudder, Betty Broome, Jean Slaven, Betty Broyles. Second row: Dorothy Kavanaugh, Lillian Reynolds, Louise Barker, Reva Felty, Allene Wade, Mary Jo Walters, Barbara Bryant, Shirley Allen, Viola Hess, Betty Bach, Archie Caudill. Third row: Miss Brown, Bonnie Oyler, Betty Davis, Winifred Hughes, Mary Shipp, Martha Noss, Pat Bradley, Mildred Hol- brook, President, Jeanette Graves, Mary Rice, Helen Baker, Lillian Shepard, Norma Gentry, Frances Thompson, Mary Armstrong, Miss McGuire. 58 . . . Foundation School 74e faculty Foundation School ... 59 DEAN WALTERS DEAN WRIGHT Ccrl Kilbourne Ruth Neal S. B. Homich Grace Wilson Leonard Roberts Mildred Carpenter Joan Brown H. D. Schultz James Grossman - ■ Mrs. W. Noll £[£l£i£l Florene Brooks P. F. Ayer Louise Scrivner Lillian McGuire 60 Foundation School BEREA LIONS First row, left to right: Roy Walters, Jr., Alex Smith, Junior Fish, Carl Graham. Second row: Coach Fenn, Bill Evans, Wayne Hymer, Charles Baker, Don Brooks, Owen Schu- macher, Virgil Blackburn. B TEAM First row, left to right: Jimmy Pull ins, Jesse Cisco, Forrest Mc- Clone. Second row: Coach Powell, Dan Hamilton, Paul Sumner, Billy Bryant, Billy Clark, Gerald Gravett, Ronald Gibson, Ralph Wade, Charles Ball, Don Terry. Campus Life ... 61 I think he ' s the best looking fella on the campus They say he never dates anyone Some of these students have got talents you never dreamed they had - - - - Ha! You ' ve got the femur where the cranium goes - - - - Whew! Six hours and that unknown is still unknown - - - - @ zmficu £i£e The Wallpaper tidal Publication Of The Berea College me 16 Berea, Ky., Sat., December 4, 19££ f orld Stu Even the best family tree has its sap. rrovidence College COWL Father used to get up to put out the eat - now it ' s to put out the wolf. The Wallpaper Tffeia! Publication of the Berea Collet Student Ablation A reputation is a personal P 03- SJil i ' .,il „„.,, i. t,„Mi h«l we-kly by members of the Berea College Student session frequently not discovered WALLPAPER STAFF Top Seated: Stallard, Dillard, Alley, Brooks, Walker, Talbott, and Archer. Standing: Wiggington, Ferguson, Rummel, Copeland, Vickers, Peaslee, Stallard, and Dingus. Bottom, Seated: Alley, Douthit, Editor Colley, McDonald, Goble, and Woolums. Standing: Manning, Sutherly, Buckwalter, Godbey, Howsmon, Pennington, Hoernlein, Kee- faufer, Williams, Tuck, Eicker, Hauser, and Spradlin. 52 Wallpaper The sweat and tribulations that go with meeting a weekly deadline - - - - The smell of the printer ' s ink Proofing Mistakes Complaints Editor ' s feeling ot pride vhen he sees the paper cir- culating through the dining hall or classroom Even when he sees it blowing across a dirty campus walk or sticking out of the corner wastecan A college paper is the life-blood of a campus - - - - Literary Section ... 63 TWENTY WRITERS Teague, Noll, Creech, Manning, Keefaufer, Butler, Webb, Robin- son, Boggs, Pearson, Sayre, Webber, and Hughes. itenaicf SUCCESS Slowly he read with lips moving Like one mumbling over thoughts Of days when the soft, cool dirt In fields plowed by the farmer Came up tickling soft Against his bare feet, while over it He ran in play under the evening sun To call the lowing cows, and send the dog If needs be to trail their switching tails. Thus pensive-like, alone As a hermit in the woods Where the night air cools the dark, From words to space And then in tones of deep satisfaction, Smiles carressed his brow And over his face peace came Like the dawn as from his lips Rolled words that sent a startling pain Riding on the still air — yet filling The solid atmosphere with fire; As in olden days when the one Who set the great example Lived among men, and taught in parables How they should live. Thus he spoke And felt secure as one holding the world In his hands, if it were possible, And closing the book with firm fingers As up he rose to march in steadfast gait To assure himself. He knew the thing Which had long troubled him was now like Dew giving drink to a thirsty flower. — Garland Thayer CAIN IN THE FOREHEAD Tomorrow I will try again. Sweet hell, will I ever know to put the brush down. I had touched the lips a tender one too many and then all the magic was gone out of the forehead. I loved the lips and tried to make them happy turning down. Over my bed, now the lights are out, the leaf shadows play like mad bats on a piece of light my window lets in. His spoiled face dries between the covers of a book where I did not cross it with the mark that says I failed. My brush sleeps and I sleep too. All night long the shadow leaves play above my bed. Somewhere he sleeps — not on paper with happy lips — on white sheets he lies. Then he slept in the river . . . three days before they found him. They wouldn ' t let me see him; my father and my mother pushed me back as if I were a child, but I wasn ' t a child I was twenty and he was dead — drowned in the black river and I loved him ... he wasn ' t anything to them. But I did see . . . they left him alone in the attic and I went up to the cold attic . . . he was lying in a coffin . . . there was a mask on his face, I thought because it had been muti- lated lying in the river ... it was like his face only larger and it didn ' t have the sign. Then I went to the window I thought I was going to be sick ... it was a long way down; then the ground came up at me and my head went round but I wasn ' t sick and I ran down the stairs crying. His friend was crying too. I had never seen a man cry like that before . . . sobbing like that. He was lying on the bed ... I put my face down to his and tasted the salt tears and kissed his lips . . . then . . . both our mouths filled up with blood. I didn ' t see red, but I knew because sometimes my nose bleeds, and it tastes like that. I woke up then and I knew it wasn ' t his friend — it was he I had kissed, and it was too good to have dreamed to think about the blood. Tomorrow I walk and walk in the rain. It has grown quite dark, but I keep on walking. My hair sticks to my head all round, my feet are very wet, and I can hear my shoes squish when I walk. My clothes are wet too because my raincoat does not turn water. I am not thinking of anything. I feel as if I were listening to music, but all I hear is the rain. I am walking in the road where hedges grow close up all along, and when you have to step aside you have to push into the wet bushes. But nothing has passed. Then a light is before me in the road a few feet away, and I walk very slowly to the side. The car slows and misses me. My coat has touched the side of the car ... I walk on. Then I begin to think how he almost hit me . . . and it doesn ' t seem to matter one way or the other. Then I begin to think about the dream. I wonder why I didn ' t, the pain was so great when they told me he was dead. I never knew pain like that. I go to my room and get the wet things off. I drink hot coffee and wrap my feet in something warm. Then I lie on my bed. Everything seems very distant and very clean. When I lifted the mask there wasn ' t anything under it. I get up and go to the mirror and look at my forehead. It is white and clear and purged by the rain, I think. My eyes look back at me like two strangers. My nose feels funny and I sneeze. Then I go back to bed and soon I sleep in spite of the hot black coffee. — Rubye Teague MUSIC Music. Light, gay, like a fairy Tugging at my heart Daring me be sad. Music. Leading me through doors That cease to exist To enchantment — White clouds Blue skies Rainbows, ail color And dreams come true — And happiness. Music. Sombre, dark, like a tear That drops into a cesspool Black. Music. In company with shadowed thought Through dense forest And unstarred skies. Music. — Vivian Barker APPRECIATION Artist of music — of living, whose skillful hands draw forth the harmonies of life existing latent within the being, I have continued to wear the binding vestment of flesh in this atonal human chorus, Because you created, sustained, and blended purpose, love, and striving into a song my soul can sing. — Marjorie Keener THE UNTOUCHABLE It was cold that day. The world had a nasty white sneer on its snow-clad face. The bus was packed: young college students, never away from home before, returning for the holidays; laborers, dirt grimed from the factories ' filth, thinking of home and a warm plate of beans; old ladies homeward bound after the last minute shopping; hardened servicemen, coming home from duty in time for Christmas; giggly high school kids, dressed in jeans, discussing the teams ' possi- bilities in the basketball tournament; busin essme n heme from the office, cursing the ration board, the car shortage. Strange what a conglomeration of faces It was cold that day. That was the reason for the fur coat. Sneery, nasty snow, dom- ineering Christmas trees, bearded Santa Clauses, Salvation Army bells and fur coats go to- gether, don ' t they? One of the elderly ladies wore a fur coat. But that was different — she wore it with as- surance, sensing that the blue of her scarf and her gloves matched, that they were right this season. The Untouchable merely wore a fur coat. It was the Christmas season. That was the reason for the golden sandals. Bright lights, tinsel, angel hair, silver icicles, gold — that ' s Christmas, isn ' t it? One of the college girls wore gold, and that was right. Gold from Harper ' s Bazzar, gold that accented her blonde hair with the Helena Rubinstein rinse. The Untouchable merely wore golden sandals that punctuated her tampered with blonde hair. It was windy that day. That was the reason for the slacks. Cold winter wind of the Kanawha River, nasty, sneery snow, blocks to walk after the bus stop — why not slacks? The high school girls wore jeans. But they wore Pea coats and saddles too. The Un- touchable didn ' t — she merely wore slacks. Mangy fur coat, tightened face, tampered with blonde hair, tight sweater, red ankle socks, golden sandals, kelly green slacks — oh, you find that in any town. Just walk down the streets which nice people avoid. It may be Chicago ' s Loop or Charleston ' s red light district, but when you look, it ' s there. Look, yes, look, but don ' t forget to see. You wouldn ' t judge a book by its cover, would you? The Untouchable was the last to enter; the driver had placed monkey seats on the aisle to take care of the holiday rush. As the Untouchable took her place I saw heads turn — turn as if blown by that strong wind from the Kanawha River. High school girls displayed a sinful amount of curiosity. The laboring man, tired from the day ' s work of drudgery spat and rubbed his hands together. The college girls sniffed n disgust at the scent of Blue Waltz. The businessman thought contrastingly of his own wife, her conventional black suit, the angularity of her body. The serviceman, too long gone from home town girls with their short skirts, sloppy sweaters, and a single goodnight kiss, turned with a lust in his eyes. And the elderly lady with the fur coat, the blue scarf and gloves removed her hand from the arm rest as the Untouchable sat down. Mind if I smoke? the Untouchable inquired. It wouldn ' t make much difference if I did, seeing the kind you are, snapped the blue lady. If it bothers you I won ' t. I ain ' t never seen nothin ' that I can ' t do without, least ways for a spell. I just ain ' t had a fag since . . . Never mind. Go ahead. Your type never has any manners, always thinking of them- selves and their sinful ways. Don ' t you ever get ashamed and think of burning in Hell? Aren ' t you afraid of God? The Untouchable ' s vermillioned lips trembled. No, she replied, My God don ' t never frighten. He ' s merciful; He loves and He forgives; He understands. And then she added, more or less to herself, God didn ' t make me this way; that was the cold, the nasty white snow, the conglomeration of people . . . He forgives. The day was cold and the buzzer made a hissing sound as the businessman pulled the cord ct Capitol and Woodlawn. The blue lady moved to the seat beside the golden college girl who was smoking in Emily Post fashion — Hold the butt with right hand and inhale from the left corner of the mouth. There were a few words — university, formal, dress, engagement. The Untouchable pulled out a cigarette, lit it. A tear tumbled from her mascaraed eyes. Once those eyes had crows feet from laughing, but now there were only creases — creases from squinting in dark, musty places. It was cold that day. There was a nasty, sneery snow. There was a conglomeration of faces. And somewhere, someone was singing, Peace on Earth, good will toward men. Elenita R. Ellison PESSIMIST Can man reach farther than his arm is long ? Or sing louder than his voice is strong? Or warm his hands when the fire is gone? Can man push back a down-hill stream? Or weave a silk shawl from a fishhook dream? Or sift the good from the days now gone? OPTIMIST I must return to the market-place and to the Old Man As sells ripe fruit covering fat worms. He sells his gut-filled fruit for time And promises when floods appear Indifference. I will go back to the market-place And throw sharp words in the Old Man ' s face And lay one man-made worm-eaten case Before the higher court of Nature. — William Blair UNCERTAINTY In great tranquility The night with all its starry spaces Moves away Like a marionette on wires Leaving empty space Then through flashes of light We see that there is something unknown Which is fearful and superlatively painful Showing itself to be That unconceivable thing called life. And there is revealed in snatches No human certainty No estate beyond chance And the mind is strange to itself — A force of complete destruction. Some say humanity is divine But humanity draws behind its shadow And we turn away. There was a crooked man slowly with a foot that drags and hinders — a twisted foot that drags the humor down from mouth and eyes — at night he walks where no man sees and lingers with an emptiness and store-window eyes . . . and he walked a crooked mile where he found music wavered and water-widened in the path and the hill and a raindrop, a crystalline worm, inching itself along a black twig — and white streaks that crossed and crossed themselves before the holy sky . . . and he found a crooked sixpence the coin was in his hand and his hand was not his hand — ' . . . let the deed be upon us and on our children . . . ' and he carried the coin but he did not spend it (what man will trade bread for water?) he found a crooked cat . . . black shiny animal glinting as a devil ' s eye radiant and loneliness possessed he followed the sound of the twisted foot followed the path that flooded the hill — and stalking through the woods one day he caught a crooked mouse cats do not catch rats for pleasure pleasure does not care to eat — but this rat had a fine sense of humor could recite amazing bits of poetry — and so for the sake of pleasure they all lived together and there was dissonance and they knew there was dissonance but the crooked ones in the little crooked house found dissonance was consonance . . . -Marie Day Butler BEREA ' S FEAVER Five minutes after the bell, Feaver rushes in Soon after, confusion crosses craniums again. He raises windows and questions And proceeds the board to erase, Turns toward the group revealing Remains of breakfast on his face. Students grit unwashed teeth And are driven totally sane By the great theories flowing From Feaver ' s tabula rasa brain. Amid class roars and snores And sneaking out the doors, A student boldly raises a hand; And quotes, with eyes bright, Sir, I may not be quite right, But a point I don ' t understand. Feaver ' hems ' and he ' haws ' Beats his head against walls Cries, Eureka, I ' ll argue you down. Draws diagrams, squares, and rings All sorts of queer chalked things, While speeches with wit abound. To prevent classroom woe Feaver proceeds with a show Of lecturing long and with full force After finding it stable He climbs on the table And recites some more of the course. 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Satan of study Bridge game Hillbilly music next door at 5:30 A.M. Is she still talking to him? Been on this phone thirty minutes already Dorm Life ... 73 Vesper hour Time for a coke - - - - Ain ' t love grand? - - - - She got to be in a major product on Wish ! ' d joined the Berea Players Boy meets girl And, then 74 . . . Dorm Life Best bond in the land Those fellows always gang in the Woods-Penn doorway Even when the Collegians play Makes us look like wall- flowers Just like Ai Jolson And Lillian Russell Campus Events 75 Republicans Democrats Elections Socials All School parties - - - - Ball games - - - - Berea vs. Alumni - - - - Alumni defeated Not as young as they used to be 76 . . . Campus Events t94X-t ?4 CALENDAR Sept. School begins Oct. 16 Mountain Day — Shmoo Hunt Oct. 26, 27 Mock Presidential Election Feb. 1 1 NSA Regional Meet March 19 Louisville Philharmonic — Harry Dodd, Soloist April 7-9 Mountain Folk Festival April 16-18 Easter Vacation — Half-day dismissed April 23 Spring Mountain Day May 7 May Day May 10 Labor Day June 6 Commencement HIGHLIGHTS Dewey Wins Campus Election Homecoming : Varsity beat Alumni Again Doughnut Eating Contest Runner-up in KIAC basketball Pie Throwing Contest Dancing in the Hangout Winner in Men ' s Division, State Speech Contest First Campus Bridge Tournament Campus Events ... 77 Craft baby photo by Frank Harris (}ecu of 7969 Seme seniors got the Mrs. degree before graduation The result? Ask the Smiths, Akens, Crafts, or Hibbitts Some fun Walking the floor over you Five minutes to get home from class to the baby so Mama can have five minutes to get to class - - - - Duz the diapers - - - - Sweep the floor - - - - Plan - - - - Budget - - - - Save - - - - Turn shirt collars - - - - Pitch in four dollars each and get a new wash- ing machine - - - - Community cooperation Veteran Life . . . 79 ■ 80 . . . May Court dv ai douzi Personality Sketches Each year Berea College turns out for a May Day celebration which is sponsored by the Women ' s Athletic Department. The climax of this delightful event is the crowning of the May Queen by one of her eight attendants. Nine members of the court are selected by the senior women, while the Queen is chosen from these nine by a majority vote of all women students. The Queen ' s identity remains a secret until the Corona- tion Ceremony. MARY FRANCES YOUNT Marfy will become Mrs. William L. Huntsman, Jr. of Draper Row after August 6, 1949. Her ambition - - - - Isn ' t it enough to marry an athlete? asked Marfy. Guess I ' ll have to go in training. RONDA ALLEN Rondo is a brunette beauty. She is 22 years old, and 5 ft. 3 in. in height. Her college labor is in the Women ' s Phy. Ed. Dept., and she plans to con- tinue in the field of recreation after her graduation next June. JEAN WATSON I want to work for a psychiatrist, and to marry, and to have a family, was the way that Jean summed her future plans. This Sou-h Carolina gal is 5 ft. 4 in. tall, has dark brown hair and hazel eyes, and is all of 20 years old. WANDA HAMMONS Wanda ' s brown hair, brown eyes, and 108 pounds added up to make this math major a natural Court choice. Wanda is 20 years old, comes from Detroit, Mich- igan, and plans to become a teacher after doing graduate work in education. JANICE PIGMAN Janice is a blue-eyed blonde, 5 ft. 6 r 2 in. tall, and is 21 years old. Her home town is Brinkley, Kentucky. Jon is a biology major and plans to become a laboratory technician after her gradu- ation in June. EVELYN PENNINGTON BURKLE Petite and sweet Evelyn is only 5 ft. fall. She became Bill Burkle ' s bride in January, 1949. Evelyn has chalked up many honors for herself, heading various campus organizations. She plans to do graduate work in physical education. LAVAUN HALSEY Lavaun has a hand in many extra curricula activities and holds official po- sitions in both campus and church or- ganizations. Von ' s favorite color is red, a color which certainly sets off her wholesome good looks. RAMONA LAYNE This Kentucky belle will become Mrs. Paul Stylos on June 7, 1949. She is 5 ft. 6 ' 2 in. tall, has greenish-blue eyes, and blonde locks. She is a Spanish major and active in the Players. She is adept at weaving and creative writing. MARY CATHERINE BAUCOM Winning beauty honors is an old story to Mary. She was chosen best looking of her senior high school class, was Christmas Queen for High Point Col- lege, N. C. and voted best looking by the Men ' s Glee Club last year. She is an art major and is 20 years old. It is interesting to note that five of these selectees live on the fourth floor of Elizabeth Rogers Dorm- itory, and that a sixth selectee, Evelyn Burkle, also lived on this floor prior to her recent marriage. Heights of the Court members range from 5 ft. to 5 ft. 7 in. The average age is twenty. 82 . . . Mountain Day SJuptaa (tyaae Upsy-Daisy One, two, three, PULL There ' s no shmoo here - out of Fat Man ' s Misery Whole valley of gold and red Hi mache Art House conception - - - - A shmoo, anyway - - - - Bee Mountain Day ... 83 Someone ' s just trying to pull my leg - - - - Took six people to pull him look! - - - - They found the shmoo - - - - Not like Li ' l Abner ' s - - - Paper again Didn ' t know they could taste so good 84 . . . Organizations OtycuU$4tco t It ' s not all work-classes-and no play at Berea College - - - - Students who can sing a ditty, toot a flute, polka, or learn to speak the speech via footlights Students who like to use their talents in worthwhile projects - - - - Or students just wishing to mix and mingle with classmates aside from classes - - - - All these find in Berea College a Happy Hunting Ground 86 Organizations Student Association - - - - Every student a member - - - - Association dues Gripes about the campus Settled by Council Dancing in the Hangout Permission granted Committees established D. P. movement started All school parties Student govern- ment £ ? A r 0 STUDENT COUNCIL First row: R. Wilson, Hammons, McKiddy, Maxey, Graybeal, Hayes. Second row: Hall, Caldwell, Drum- mond, Adachi, Beam, J. Wilson. Third row: Stinson, Pross, Purman, Andrews, Kennedy, Hodges, Presi- dent Buckwalter. WOMEN ' S COUNCIL First row: Eymcnn, Archer, Fry, Robinson, Deadrick. Second row: Baird, Walker, Drum- mond, Burkle, Sherrill, Volk. Third row: Adachi, Anders, Black, Tredennick, Dean Pressley, Clif- ford, Dean Allen, Emerson. MEN ' S COUNCIL Wright, Craft, Proffitt, Wilson, McNeil, Payne, Dillard, Gammon. Organizations 87 Religion - - - Important port of our education - - - - Religious Emphasis Week - - - - Conferences - - - - YM and YW - - - - Inter-racial - - - - Regional State WSSF Thanksgiving offering Clothing Drive Religion A part of every day living YMCA CABINET Patterson, Whitaker, Douthit, Fish- er, Long, Perman, Bibbee, Orr, Dillard, Ramsey, Hall, Hunter. LIFE SERVICE Seated: Yablonski, Webb, French, Ross, Peters, Gabler, Osburn, Charles, Seals, Plymale. Standing: Finch, Drinnon, Noss, Pearson, Feltner, Benson, Moore, Shigeta, Kyer, Bremer, Martin. YWCA CABINET Gorman, Ramey, Mrs. Gilkerson, Ellison, Cook, Adachi, Webber, Osburn, Sherman, Eppard, Young, Beam, Drummond, Tonne, Noll, Bonner, Neal, Kelsey, Dedman. Organizations BEREA COLLEGE BAND Outside players: Dingus, Newbolt, Gruman, Frasher, Clifford, Hartman, Haverly, D. Williams, W. Williams. Center players: Prof. Rigby, Ensign I co-conductor ) , B. Williams, Duncan, Spencer, Stephens, Roy, Hibbitts. Inside players: Kennedy, Byrd, Bernard, Basham, Crisp, Tieche. Dr. Warner conducting. BEREA COLLEGE ORCHESTRA Outside players: Noll, Gouge, Puckett, Spillman, Ellison, Gruman, Hibbitts, Haun, Kelsey, Clifford, Dodd, Irish. Inside players: Ensign, Beers, Bonney, Kennedy, Dingus, Auerbach, Rob- erts, Keener, Pross. Dr. Warner conducting. Mrs. Peck, not shown. Organizations ... 89 GLEE CLUB Seated: Miss Kysela, Irwin. First row: Knight, Finnell, Hodges, Howsmon, Sansing, Buckner, DeSimone. Second row: Pigman, Perkins, Hughes, Marsh, Eymann, Wing, White, Click. Third row: Mayfield, Branham, Cockran, Huie, Barnes, Mullins, Shurtleff, Gray. STUDIO ENSEMBLE First row: Scrivner, Stephenson, Hopper, Wilson, Fox. Second row: Lilly, Morelock, Patton, Hartman, Boykin, Planck, Abels, Brown, Miss Oden. Third row: Gragg, Reece, John, Jacobs, Tieche, Rickard, Miller. 90 Organization . ROYAL COLLEGIANS Front row: Auerbach, Rickard, Dingus, Parks, Wesley. Back row: Gruman, Holland, Tieche, Crisp. Music hath charms to soothe a savage beast, to soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak Get hep, kid We ' re in the groove These are the guys that make things jump - - - - Give us that downbeat, Maestro Careless Hands Organizations 91 A-resin up the bow and here we go Up a double, back a double There ' ll be a hot time in the old town tonight COUNTRY DANCERS Inner Circle: Buchanan, Lindon, Bishop, Graham, Ramsey, Cornett, Lopez, Haun, Burton, Powers. Outer Circle: Butcher, Baker, Smith, Nickell, Dickerson, Patton, Williams, Duff, Burgess, Layne, Dillard, Hammond, Campbell, Applegate, H. Boehm, M. Boehm, Dowdy, Hayes, Crumb, Hamilton. Marjorie Keener with the violin. Organizations 93 ALPHA PSI OMEGA Parker, Lineberger, Patterson. TAU DELTA TAU Seated: Isaac, Patterson, Brooks. Standing: Lineberger, Gilliam, Parker, Phillpott. A layer of grease-paint slapped on your face - - - - A black mustache, miraculously grown in a few short minutes A worn-out script, already burned forever into your memory, but reviewed once more for the final time - - - - A last minute huddle in the green room - - - - The sound of a bell The sudden hush with the dimming of the lights - - - - Then the curtain rises, and the play is on! Applause Another success MEDICAL SCIENCE First row: Haverly, Cornette, Collawn, Rickard, Pennington, Cook, Roush. Second row: Halsey, Cooper, Wing, Mullins, Dr. Armstrong. Third row: Kirby, Gentry, Braswell, Bray, Pigman, Woods. Fourth row: Gabler, Maystorovich, Stambaugh, Salter, Auerbach. Future doctors - - - - Technicians - - - - Biologist - - - - What causes the heart to beat? - - - - Besides a handsome man or a beautiful woman? - - - - How can such a little microbe cause so much damage? Scientists Future discoveries Future leaders Organizations Organizations ... 95 Mathematical Minds - - - - Is there such a thing? - - - - Science open house - - - - Take astronomy and gaze at the stars - - - - Campus is full of astronomy students Even if they don ' t go to classes Calculus Geometry Sigh of relief after final exams Lucky to get a C P! ALPHA First row: Watson, Burkle, Loven, Seto, Roush. Second row: Shaffer, Vernon, Rob- erts, Robinson, Mrs. Burroughs, Howard. Third row: Kogerma, Dowdy, Dr. Burroughs, Skeen, Calmes. MATH CLUB Seared: Pugsley, Watson, Hopper, Porter, Case, Beverly. Second row: Stephens, Hommons, Roberts, Rubio, Wyre. Third row: Howard, Wickline, Dean, Wing, E. Skeen, O. Skeen, Wright. SIGMA PI SIGMA Seated: Pugsley, Wright, Roberts, Noll. Standing: Yokogawa, Gates, Wick- line, Skeen, Watson, Dean, Rubio, Burgess. 96 . . . Organizations AG UNION First row: Applegate, Postom, Suth- erly, Gallimore, Buchanan, Burke, Back, Wise, Carpenter, Cornelius, Mink, W. Cornette, Robbins, Harris, DuVall. Second row: Graves, Stinson Hayes, P. McNeil, Rogers, Rice, Chalmers, Peters, Spurlock, Dellinger, Tignor, Butcher, Callison, Dann, Winebarger. Third row: E. Cornette, Duckwall, Whitesell, O. Miller, May, Beck, Ward, Girdler, S. McNeil, Mattingly, Crowe, Tucker, A. Miller, Tuck, Jarrett, Burton, Proffitt, Patton, Bashem, Napier, Spencer, Sutton. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Front row: McQueen, Sexton, Ambrose, McAllister, Banks, Huskey, Looney, Phillips. Back row: Bymakos, VanHook, Horrill, Craft, Ellis, Hammons, Whitaker, Whitis, Yocum, Skeen, Burns, Smithers, Childers, Evons, Ramey, Crum, Halsey, Aflleje, Kiser, Watson, Wolfe, DeBord, Graham, Michael. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First row: Lewis, Mayfield, R. Shultz, May, King. Second row: Foley, Lilly, Petitt, Talbott, Taylor, Haight, L. Shultz, Carrithers, Sevy. Third row: McClurry, Downs, Bailey, York, Tally, Trumbo, Reece, Haynes, Feltner, Kinsland. Standing: Sams, Childers, Wright, Shepard, Woods, Hylton, Hunt, Aspnes, Stapleton, King- man, McMillion. Organizations ... 97 PI GAMMA MU Bibbee, Shutt, Crippen, Hatcher, Mrs. Weidler, Adachi, Barton, Dawson, Dillard, Sandlin, Dean Weidler, Taitano, Davis, Haywood. BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS First row: Mrs. Churchill, guest, Miss Lincoln, Cofield, Gillespie, Huie, Dekich, Mas- terson, McConkey, Combs. Second row: Gouge, NewBern, Dr. Chin, Connelly, Perdue, Davis, Cotrona, Carter, Dr Newbolt. Third row: Jacobs, C. Bentley, Jenkins, Turner, Lewis, Mul- lins, Trail, Louke, Hubble. Fourth row: Burgess, Stam- baugh, Clark, C. Baird, Smel- lie, Patterson, McNeeley, Allen, Mann. Fifth row: Manning, Dean Weidler, Mr. Homich, Wil- liams, Davenport, Hancock, Noel, Atwater. Sixth row: J. Bentley, Stone, Banks, Parks, Andrews, Browning, Sholar, Bowling. Seventh row: Barbour, Hay- wood, L. Baird, Mieres, Honeycutt, Kelley, Fife, Daw- son, and Wilson. Future Economists - - - - Accountants - - - - IBM operators - - - - Big money - - - - Bankers - - - - Auditors - - - - White Collar workers - - - - Secretaries - - - - Bookkeepers - - - - Income statements - - - - Balance sheets - - - - Inflation - - - - Depression - - - - National Economy - - - - 98 Organizations SOCIOLOGY CLUB Seated: Benson, Gibson, Dorton, Drummond, Lovette, French. Standing: Sherman, Blevins, Hib- bitts, Frye, Oyler. TAU KAPPA ALPHA Williams, Hatcher, Harris, Welsh, Risley, Shutt, Gabler, Weidler, Davis, Haywood. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Standing: Dickerson. Front row: Auerbach, Irwin, Rosen- berg, Brooks. Second row: Garber, Jasper, New- Bern, Creger, Marsh, Dedman, Graham. Third row: Dr. Heinlein, Dr. Wol- ford, Gabler, Bueno. Fourth row: Lovette, Brannan, McFall, DeSimone, Barbour, Ekas, Dungan. Sociologists - - - - Psychologists - - - - Human Behavior - - - - Heredity vs. Environment - - - - How does depression affect the population? - - - - Is bad housing a cause for maladjusted personalities? - - - - Race Relations Class or Caste - - - - Organizations 99 1 00 . . . Organizations Learn to speak a foreign language - - - - French - - - - Spanish - - - - German - - - - Belong to the language clubs - - - - FRENCH CLUB Scott, Ledford, Jeffers, Rieben, Hoffman, Sutherland, Richardson, Hauser, Kearns, Risley, Nickolakis, Willis, Chapin. PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE Welsh, Jeffers, Richardson, Manning, Grider, Ludlum, McPeters, McDonald, Bueno. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB First row: Snedegar, Morgan, Moon, Rieben, Bunbury, Bremer. Second row: Ratcliff, Bueno, Mrs. Weekes, Miss Hoffman. Third row: Nickolakis, DeMutos, Fletcher, Rosinger, Shamma, Leroy, Chenny, Dr. Weekes. DELTA PHI ALPHA Auerbach, Maystorovich, Moore, Seto, Robinson, Ledford, Pauck. Learn to understand our neighbors Speak their language Read their books - - - - Think in their language - - - - Need foreign language to graduate - - - - Must be able to pass foreign language test to complete graduate school Say, Guten Tag instead of Hi, ya Organizations ... 101 World Planners Cake Bakers PUBLIC AFFAIRS FORUM First row: Black, Halsey, Graham, Burns. Second row: Butler, Fatsy Hamilton, Peggy Hamilton, Teague, Umans, Drummond. Gibson, Huff, Rae. Third row: Cotrona, German, M. Day, D. May, Deal, Gammon, Sholar, Hogan, Davis, Boggs, Moore, Trail, Walker, Edwards, NewBern, Hoffman. Wesley, Cipolla, Michael, Haywood, Dickerson, Manning, Risley, Fleming, Fourth row Fifth row: Andrews. Sixth row: Sparks, Cook, Johnson, Jones, Sizemore, Jacobs, Wilson. Seventh row: Connelly, Tuck, Stegeman, Honeycutt, Dimmick, Rogers. AG-HOME EC. First row: Robbins, standing; Spurlock, Tally, Proffitt, Mink, Solyers. Second row: Feltner, Callison, Neal, Cornelius, Harris, Sherman. Third row: Lilly, McNeil, York, Smith, Foley, Turner. Fourth row: Crowe, Miller, Mattingly, Thomas, Girdler. Fifth row: Howard, Thompson, Duncan, Downs, Sams. Fire Chasers FIRE DEPARTMENT Harris, Miller, Williams, Gammon, McNeil, Mattingly, Shadowen, Back. I 02 . . . Organizations ttMetic Yea, Blue !! Yea, White!! - - - - Thus another Berea sports season passed into the record books a year in which the name Mountaineers was on everyone ' s lips - - - - a year that found the Blue and White fighting to maintain a winning record - - - - entering a new conference - - - - Cross Country - - - - Basketball - - - - Baseball - - - - Track - - - - Swimming Tennis Another sports year — a good year. Athletics ... 103 Oscar Gunkler Norman Fenn Martha Kelsey Mary Caldwell Minnie M. Macaulay We cheered, we fought, and at times, when the excitement became intense and the Mountaineers were behind, we just sat on the hard bleachers and did nothing but hope for a small miracle - - - - a winning basket or a home run - - - - small things, but big in those crucial moments. We won and we lost, and all the time we thought that sports were good at Berea - - - - the game was played for fun and enjoyment, and we had both - - - - Coach Gunkler, Billy Moores, Elder Bayes, a vis- iting Mormon 104 Athletics I % Mi ► I L Photo by Wiggflnton and May The sports year - - - Basketball was the sport that had students and faculty filling Seabury every Saturday night, or cramming busses and cars for a trip to a neighboring school - - - - Basketball was crowned king for a few weeks. What happened? - - - - The Mountaineers played twenty games - - - - winning eleven and losing nine. They scored a total of 1113 points and their opponents netted 1063. The basketball story - - - - when Coach C. H. Wyatf called for basketball men, a total of sixty candi- dates reported for the first practice. Six lettermen — Huntsman, Hale, Miller, Back, Craft, Cornette, and Fish — returned from last year ' s team; Harris, Capps, Feltner, LeMaster, and Brown were selected from the group of candidates to complete the ' 48- ' 49 edition of the Mountaineers. The headline story - - - - the season started with the traditional Alumni-Varsity game, the Mountaineers winning 55-31 - - - - Hale, ' 47- ' 48 Berea star, looked good - - - - Transylvania fell next, the first con- ference win Huntsman is high point man then Morehead and Union nipped our boys - - - - the Eagles rally as Huntsman stars again Bulldogs won in the final seconds - - - - Fort Knox ' s Soldiers are defeated, as was Villa Madonna hitting the road during the Christmas vacation - - - - split two games with Milligan Hale and Back outstanding - - - - Harris suffers injuries and cannot make trip - - - - Western Romps over outclassed Bereans - - - - Georgetown and Kentucky Wesleyan surprise fans by downing the Mountaineers in a three-game string of defeats Berea Hits Stride Transylvania, Georgetown, and Centre fall as the Mountaineers start hitting the net Hale, Huntsman and Craft performing beautifully - - - - whole team goes wild against Centre - - - - Kentucky Wesleyan Halts Berea - - - - Craft leads Berea - - - - Harris back in uniform Union and Centre Downed Again Mor ehead Nips Berea season ends Tournament Time!! Athletics 105 WILLIE HARRIS DAN CAPPS JACK HALE HUGO MILLER ROBERT CORNETTE DILLARD FELTNER 106 . . . Athletics EVERETT BACK JOE CRAFT Basketbull shots by Ogg Sti JERRY FISH COACH C. H. WYATT BILL HUNTSMAN CHARLES LeMASTER DONALD BROWN Athletics ... 107 Tournament time! Berea came to the close of the season with a better win-loss record than any team in the Kentucky Inter-collegiate Athletic Conference (K.I.A.C.). The league, reduced this year to the orig- inal six-team loop, planned the Tourney for Georgetown College ' s gym - - - Kentucky Wesleyan was fevored to win - - - - but Berea was the team to watch and the fans who watched were pleased The opening round of the tourney found Wesleyan defeating Transylvania and Georgetown winning over Centre College. In the second round. The Georgetown team whipped Union, and the Mountaineers upset Schedule: We They 55 Alumni 31 53 Transylvania 37 44 Morehead 54 59 Union 60 68 Fort Knox 49 61 Villa Madonna 44 56 Milligan 62 55 Milligan 51 36 Western 77 38 Georgetown 39 53 Wesleyan 60 66 Transylvania 61 58 Georgetown 41 74 Centre 43 48 Wesleyan 77 64 Union 58 66 Centre 51 53 Morehead 55 K. 1 1. A. C. Tournament 62 Wesleyan 59 44 Georgetown 54 108 Athletics the favored Kentucky Wesleyan team. But in the finals, the Georgetown team downed the Mountaineers, 54-44. History repeated itself as the Mountaineers were pushed into the runner-up position again. SWIMMING TEAM Front row: Gillespie, Shadowen, Chapman, Shrader, Camper, Parker. Back row: Pigg, Thompson, Arrowood, Brown, Jones, Thornton. TENNIS Gammon, Rickard, Wilson. CHEER LEADERS Dunn, Maxey, Jones, Miller, Chapman, Moores. Athletics ... 109 BASEBALL Front: Parsley, Robbins, Bradbury, H. Williams, Albert, Weddington. Back: Blevins, Huntsman, B. Baker, Durham, Kelly, Sandlin, Rutnoski, G. Williams, Hays, Lang. CROSS COUNTRY First row: Miller, Dowdy, Whitaker. Second row: Finch, Coffey, Jarrett, White- sell, Tuck. TRACK MEN First row: Stylos, Waller, Dowdy. Second row: Miller, Kogerma, Capps, Baugh. Berea played the same role in the same drama defeating Wesleyan in the semi-finals, and losing to Georgetown in the finals - - - - the same thing happened in the 1947-48 season. The old Georgetown jinx worked overtime again - - - - Swimming when basketball ended, interest in sports turned to the swimming team. Intercollegiate Athletics swimming was resumed for the first time since 1947, and a squad, lacking experience and strength in many spots, met seven opponents — Universities of Tennessee and Louisville, Eastern State and Maryville Col- lege. Tennessee, Eastern and Louisville each won two meets from the Mountaineers. Pigg Shrader Capps Chapman Beck - - - - Jones - - - - Thompson - - - - Brown - - - - Thornton — names that m ade swimming history in 1949 Intercollegiate swimming, however, was not the only swimming event for college students. The campus was treated to the annual aquacade - - - - high- lighted by diving and complicated underwater and surface maneuvers, the show was one of success, finesse, and beauty Coach Norman Fenn directed swimming operations - - - - Baseball - - - - Berea fielded a baseball team for the second time in history - - - - the last baseball game was played in 1914, but was for intramural purposes only winning five and losing five in 1948, the baseball team played a fourteen game schedule this year Cocch C. H. Wyatt put away his basketball handbook and started using a baseball guide - - - - fans learned new terms, new things to yell at officials, and spent Saturday afternoons out at the ballgame as baseball was revived on the campus for the second year Durham, G. Williams, Robbins, Parsley, Kelly, Carter, Godsey, H. Williams, Huntsman, Weddington, Craft, and Armstrong were among the Bereans to sharpen spikes, poiish bats, and play base- boll Tennis Wilson, Rickard, Gammon, Yokogawa, LeMaster, Graid, and Gabbard were the cogs in the Berea tennis team - - - - Coach 0. H. Gunkler took over coaching duties - - - - a twelve match schedule - - - - Cincinnati - - - - Transylvania - - - - Louisville - - - Centre - - - - rackets - - - - nets Track - - - - Cross Country in the fall, track and fie ' d in the spring - - - - Coach Norman Fenn heading the Berea cindermen - - - - distance runs - - - - sprints field events track in the afternoon with tennis and baseball - - - - a busy Saturday afternoon on the athletic field seven meets with K. I. A. C. schools - - - - Dowdy, Connelly, Miller, and McNeil - - - - names and more names - - - - Berea athletics - - - - Intramurals - - - - football, basketball, cross country, and handball. Dormitories playing against each other - - - - Town Team, Blue Ridge, Howard, Pearsons, Guest House, Draper Row - - - - everybody plays, everybody has fun - - - - and intramural champion - - - - Billy Moores directing operations - - - - Satur- day afternoons on the football field time off from studies to play on dorm teams - - - - sore muscles friendly competition Seabury Open House State Track and Tennis meet - - - - B Club - - - - tumbling teams - - - - gymnastic teams Softball State High School Swimming Meet - - - - K.I.A.C. organizes again Little Six teams in the new loop 9Y m has face lifted - - - - new bleachers - - - - basketball tournaments - - - - taking tickets - - - - selling cokes Events and more events, which add up to a busy and an active time for the Athletic Department, and Berea athletes - - - - Mr. Gunkler in white trousers, Mr. Fenn in swimming trunks, Mr. Wyatt in a baseball cap familiar sights - - - - gym classes in various stages of dress and undress body mechanics Monday night swimming tickets at the college store everything fits into a picture of activity and work - - - - Berea athletics - - - - an institution for learning, for play, and for fun. Raymond Colley 7(J Mea ' s4t6£eUc WAA Hockey Basketball Tennis Volley Ball 300 points to get numeral Only 500 points to get a B Played four intercollegiate basketball games Won three, tied one Good record Good team Fall Play Day held in Berea Fun And more fun 1 12 Athletics Women ' s Athletics ... 113 Intramural basketball Fairchild defeats Elizabeth Rogers By one point - - - - Game declared illegal - - - - Played oyer - - - - Fairchild wins May Day White gym suits Sell suit after sophomore year .... No more phy. ed. then - - - - No more Goldthwait - - - - No more tumbling Required swimming over Join WAA to get exercise W. A. A. BOARD Seated: Burkle, Banks, Noll. Standing: Laye, Vickers, Caldwell, Huff. GYM INSTRUCTORS Seated: Lewis, Deadrick, Burkle, Adkins, Sherman, Reynolds. Standing: Allen, Eymann, Laye. W.A.A. GIRLS WITH LETTERS Seated: Burkle, Vickers, Deadrick. Standing: Morris, Laye, Moore, Huff. 114 .. . Commencement (Zomvneotcement Neither Alpha nor Omega - - - - Apple pol- ished A no good now - - - - No more lectures from his notes to mine without passing through the head of either - - - - A degree — A beginning An education — A means to an end - - - Find my definition of success a few or a few thousand miles away? - - - Help guide an atomic age to world organ- ization or world suicide - - - - Can ' t quit now Just started. Ifia U )in SENIOR OFFICERS Mary Baucom, Lavaun Halsey, Ouida Hughes, James Dowdy, Bob Gammon, and Josef Wilson. 116... Seniors DORIS MESSER BAIRD Voldese, N.C. Psychology J. C. BANDY Cincinnati, Ohio Geology HOMER BANKS Isom, Kentucky General Business RALPH W. BLAKEY Jamestown, Kentucky Agriculture RUTH BOGGS Ashland, Kentucky Philosophy W. KENNETH CALMES Evelyn, Kentucky Geology ELENA CIPOLLA New York, New York Art JOEL J. CLOUD Connelly ' s Spring, N.C. Biology WILLIAM F. COCHRAN Miami, Florida Geology RUSSEL D. DEAN Berea, Kentucky Mathematics 17 JAMES W. DICKERSON Madison, N.C. Psychology ROMULUS JOLLEY DUNCAN Spruce Pine, N.C. Agriculture PRINTESS W Weaverville AgriCL . ENGLAND , N.C. ilture WILLIAM F. FIFE Logan, W. Va. Economics HERBERT DONALD HAYS Berea, Kentucky Geology JAMES MAXWELL HESSELGESSER St. Petersburg, Fla. Chemistry CHARLES A. KEYSER Cowcn, W. Va. Economics and History and Political Science RAMONA NELL LAYNE Valley Station, Ky. Spanish NANCY LISENBEE Marshall, N.C. History VIOLET ELAINE MARSHBANKS Stocksville, N.C. English 111 WILLIAM M. NELSON Clio, S.C. Chemistry MARGARET MYERS NICHOLAS Stocksville, N.C. Biology WILLIAM NEWTON PARKS Shrcveport, La. Economics JOE PATTON Hire, Kentucky Agriculture PATRICIA RAE Rock Hill, S.C. Philosophy and Religion JOSE M. RUBIO Havana, Cuba Physics WALTER R. SIZEMORE Hyden, Kentucky Area Major in Social Studies CATHERINE CAVALIER SNYDER Berea, Kentucky English LAWRENCE R. VIA Berea, Ky. Chemistry FRITZ N. WATSON Anderson, S.C. Physics seniors ... 1 1 9 JOSEF B. WILSON Burnsville, N.C. Business Administration SARAH HUTCHERSON WING Erlanger, Kentucky Mathematics ANNA WOOLUMS Indianapolis, Ind. Political Science ROSE FUSAE ADACHI West Chester, Pa. Sociology RONDA ALLEN Langley, Kentucky Biology ROSS M. ANDREWS Asheville, N.C. Business Administration HENRY WINDLE ARMS Celina, Tenn. Geology WILLIAM FELIX ATWATER Granite Falls, N.C. Business Administration ROBERT AUERBACH New York, New York Biology ANDREW CALVIN BAIRD Berea, Kentucky Business Administration 120 .. . seniors WILLIAM BARBOUR Roanoke, Va. Economics RUTH BARNES Blountvilie, Ala. Chemistry FRANCES LOUISE BARTON Jasper, Ala. Business Education MARY CATHERINE BAUCOM Winston-Salem, N.C. Art JOHN BENSON Waldo, Arkansas Sociology JAMES L. BENTLEY, JR. Berea, Kentucky Economics KENNETH EDWARD BIBBEE Canton, Ohio Philosophy Religion THOMAS J. BILOTTA Pittsfield, Mass. Biology WILLIAM C. BLAIR Ashland, Kentucky English CHARLES E. BLEVINS, JR. Bakersville, N.C. Sociology seniors ... 121 : .-(■fc Mmk JOHN W. BOWLING Cincinnati, Ohio History Political Science WINSTON W. BOWLING Big Creek, Kentucky Business Administration ANNA LAURA BRAY Hindman, Kentucky English DOUGLAS E. BROGDON Marshall, N.C. Psychology PATRICIA BROOKS Mr. Hope, W. Va. Psychology JOHN THAYER BROWNING Abingdon, Virginia Business Administration GEORGE E. BUCKWALTER Pittsfield, Mass. Agriculture MARION CLYDE BURCHETTE Harrogate, Tenn. Agriculture VIRGINIA HYLTON CALMES Russell, Kentucky Chemistry RAY CAMPBELL Liberty, Ky. Biology 1 22 . . . seniors ETHEL CANTRELL Premium, Kentucky English ROSA LEE CASE Skylond, N.C. Mathematics FRED CHAPMAN Akron, Ohio English-Speech ELAINE CHARLES Hardy, Kentucky Biology AMANDA JEAN CLARK Sunman, Indiana Business Administration JOHNIE S. COMBS Hazard, Kentucky Business Administration ERVIN L. CONNELLY Morganton, N. C. Business Administration RUSSELL F. CORNELIUS Victory, Kentucky Agriculture DAVID COTRONA Hammonton, New Jersey Business Administration OLIVER M. DAVIS Black Mountain, N.C. Geology 123 ■ Jt A 4ifc JEAN DAWSON Switicr, West Virginia Business Administration VIRGINIA DALE DEDMAN Old Hickory, Tennessee Psychology ARGIE MARIE DeSIMONE McRoberts, Kentucky Psychology LESTER BADGETTE DILLARD Rabun Gap, Georgia Business Administration HARRY R. DODD Toledo, Ohio Piano HAROLD G. DOWDY Union, W. Va. Agriculture JAMES M. DOWDY Union, W. Va. Geology JESSIE LEA DOWNS Franklin, N.C. Home Economics ROSSIE LEE DRUMMOND Covington, Virginia Sociology DORIS DUNGAN Science Hill, Ky. Home Economics 1 24 . . . seniors NAOMI EPPARD Elkton, Virginia Philosophy and Religion RAY FELTNER Toulouse, Kentucky Agriculture BETTY BURGIN FREEMAN Weaverville, N.C. Business ETHAN FREEMAN Cincinnati, Ohio Business Administration CATHERINE CROSBY FRENCH Clintwood, Virginia Sociology BENJAMINE FRYE Wardensville, W. Va. Sociology ROBERT W. GAMMON White Pine, Tennessee History and Political Science LOUIS GARBER Staunton, Virginia Psychology JOE ANN GOUGE Black Mountain, N.C. Economics GENEVIEVE GRAHAM Berea, Kentucky Psychology seniors ... 1 25 ELEANOR WEEKES GRUMAN Berea, Kentucky English JACK K. HALE McDowell, Kentucky Mathematics EDNA RUTH HAIGHT Tompkinsville, Ky. Home Economics ROBERT 0. HAIGHT Samaria, Kentucky Agriculture SHERIDAN L. HALL Burkley, W. Va. Geology LAVAUN HALSEY Mouth of Wilson, Va. Elemen. ' ary Education MARY SUE HAMILTON Hollister, Missouri Education WANDA HAMMONS Detroit, Michigan Mathematics LENA HARDIN Williamsburg, Ohio Elementary Education RALPH E. HARDY Danville, Kentucky Economics 126 GLENN HARRIS Ewing, Virginia Economics ELLIS W. HAUSER Pfafftown, North Carolina Agriculture CHARLES H. HIBBITTS Laconic, Indiana Chemistry JESSICA HIBBITTS Pikeville, Kentucky Sociology and Psychology CHARLES FOSTER HAYWOOD Tucson, Arizona Economics JOSEPHINE HAYWOOD Louisville, Kentucky English BARBREA ARLISS HILL Flat Rock, N.C. Home Economics EMILY HUFF Blue Sulphur Springs, W. Va. History OUIDA HUGHES Green Mountain, N. C. English NANCY CLEM HUNT Trenton, Nebraska Home Economics 127 MARJORIE GABBARD HYLTON Berea, Kentucky Home Economics ROBERT L. JASPER Windsor, Kentucky Biology COLEMAN R. JEFFERS Alderson, West Virginia Spanish MARJORIE JEAN KEENER Berea, Kentucky Public School Music BERNICE KIRSTEIN Black Mountain, N.C. Home Economics ROBERT R. LANG Bridgeton, New Jersey Chemistry CHARLES EDWIN LINEBERGER McAdenville, N.C. English LOU CORNELIA LOVEN Morganton, N.C. Chemistry RISSIE FAY LAYNE Valley Station, Ky. Home Economics JAMES MILLER Waco, Kentucky Agriculture 128 BEATRICE LOVETTE Wilkesboro, N.C. Psychology and Sociology IMOGENE TALBERT McCONKEY Widen, W. Va. History and Political Science REVA McMILLION Beotyville, Kentucky Home Economics SAM McNEIL, JR. Asheville, N.C. Agriculture WILLIAM NORRIS MANNING Cincinnati, Ohio Business Administration OMER RALPH MICHAEL Marlinton, W. Va. Art FORD MINK Miracle, Kentucky Agriculture HERBERT LEVON MOORE Cutler, Indiana Philosophy and Religion LILLIAN MOORE Batavia, Ohio Home Economics PATRICIA MOORE Lynch, Kentucky Biology 129 NORMA MORRIS ChaHanooga, Tennessee Sociology WADE C. MOYERS Speedwell, Tennessee Chemistry BEV MULLINS Haysi, Virginia Business Administration CHARLENE MULLINS Whiresburg, Kentucky Art MARY ALICE NEAL Paintsville, Kentucky Home Economics HERMAN F. PATTERSON Grays Branch, Kentucky Business Education GLENN A RAY PATTON Haysi, Virginia Elementary Education ORVILLE PEARSON Charlestown, Indiana English EVELYN PENNINGTON BURKLE Quarryville, Pa. Sociology MARBETH PETERS APPLEGATE Kingsport, Tennessee Elementary Education 1 30 . . . seniors MARY ALICE PETERS Goshen, Virginia Philosophy and Religion NORA PICKETT Graysville, Tennessee English JANICE PIGMON Brinkley, Kentucky Biology WAYNE PROFFITT Burnsville, N.C. Agriculture ALICE JANE PROPPS Fayetteville, W. Va. Biology GLADYS REECE Butler, Tennessee Home Economics WILLIAM G. RICKARD Whipple, West Virginia Chemistry SHERIDAN LEIGH RISLEY Berea, Kentucky Political Science JOHN R. ROBBINS Patriot, Indiana Agriculture ROBERT E. ROBINSON Ludlow, Kentucky Chemistry 131 FRENCH E. ROGERS, JR. Speedwell, Tennessee Geology JOHN M. ROSS Rulherfordton, N.C. Chemistry WILLIAM HAROLD ROUSH Alderson, W. Va. Chemistry JAMES I. SALTER, JR. Richmond, Kentucky Chemistry WANDA SAMS Burnsville, N.C. Home Economics FRANK SETO San Francisco, Calif. Diology NORVELL SHARP Charleston, W. Va. Psychology SARA ELIZABETH SHEPARD Colquitt, Georgia Home Economics I . nmli iii i. JANROSE SHERMAN Lynch, Kentucky Sociology RUTH SHULTZ Sevierville, Term. Home Economics, BS 132 EARL SKEEN Berea, Kentucky Mathematics ORA LEE BECK SKEEN Berea, Kentucky Mathematics PETER A. 5MELLIE Nuera Gerona, Cuba Business Administration ARMENDA ROBBINS SMITH LaFollette, Tenn. English JULIA THOMAS SPENCER Point Pleasant, W. Va. Home Economics BETTE RUTH STAMBAUGH Kingsport, Tenn. Economics JOHN R. STOUT Three Mile, N.C. Chemistry MARY ESTHER TALLY Chattanooga, Tenn. Home Economics DENNIS H. TIPTON Tipton Hill, N.C. Geology ROBERT C. VANDIVIER Berea, Kentucky Philosophy and Religion 133 NELLA MARIE WALKER Ashland, Kentucky Sociology BONNIE JEAN WATSON Anderson, S.C. Psychology MAE WATTS Tiger, Georgia English HELEN WEBB Belona, Virginia English BETTY JANE WEBBER Lexington, Kentucky English WILLIAM B. WELSH Berea, Kentucky History and Political Science ESTER R. WEDDINGTON Berea, Kentucky Home Economics W. HARRY WEDDINGTON, JR. Berea, Kentucky Biology JOHN D. WHITE Steubenville, Ky. Agriculture LEE EDWIN WICKLINE Union, West Virginia Mathematics 1 34 . . . seniors HOWARD WILSON Corbin, Kentucky Agriculture JOHN D.WILSON Forest City, N.C. Political Science and History ROY L. WILSON Brutus, Kentucky Physics STANLEY WILSON Lesbas, Kentucky Agriculture MARTIN 0. WISECUP Manchester, Ohio Agriculture JO ELLA WOLFE Logan, W. Va. Biology BURGIN H. WOOD Jacksboro, Tennessee Chemistry JO CRUTCHFIELD WOOD Taxewell, Tennessee Mathematics EARL WOODS Holden, West Virginia Biology CHESSIE WRIGHT Myro, Kentucky History and Political Science seniors ... 135 NOBUYUKI YOKOGAWA Los Angeles, Calif. Physics DOROTHY YORK Waynesville, N.C. Home Economics MARY FRANCES YOUNT Petersburg, W. Va. Home Economics ALOMA BARNES Point Marion, Pa. Philosophy JAMES M. BISHOP Carlinville, Illinois Philosophy DWIGHT L. BLACKBURN Berea, Kentucky Biology JACK G. BRASWELL Spruce Pine, N.C. Biology OMA THERESA BURNS Brutus, Kentucky Elementary Education GILMER W. CALLISON Beard, W. Vo. Agriculture JEAN CHILDERS Whittier, N.C. Home Economics 136 EVELYN McQUEEN cook Shady Volley, Tenn. English MARTHA FRY Rabun Gap, Georgia Elementary Education ERNEST GRAHAM Pell City, Alabama Psychology ARTHEL GRAY Bristol, Tennessee History and Political Science PEGGY MAXINE HAMILTON Somerset, Kentucky History and Political Science LUCY STEWART HODGES Spruce Pine, N.C. English WILLIAM H. HOGSTEN Berea, Kentucky Business Administration JAMES ALVIN HOWARD Berea, Kentucky Mathematics BETTY JANE ISAAC Cumberland, Kentucky English FORREST JARRETT Marshall, N.C. Agriculture 137 LOIS KYER Camden-on-Gauley, W. Vo. Philosophy and Religion ETTA MANNING Berea, Kentucky History and Political Science BETTY JOMAYFIELD Quinton, Kentucky Home Economics JANET MARSH Paintsville, Ky. Psychology FRANK MAYSTOROVICH Chicago, Illinois Physics CHARLES L. METCALF Richmond, Kentucky Agriculture NORMA HOLDER PETITT Jamestown, Kentucky Home Economics LEWELLYN G. PICKLESIMER Volga, Kentucky Chemistry BETTY ELAINE SHAFFER Parkersburg, W. Va. Mathematics and Physics HELEN OPAL SMITH Ary, Kentucky English 138 .. . seniors RICHARD F. TAITANO Dededo, Guam History and Political Science ROBERT WILLIAMS Paintsville, Ky. Chemistry MORGAN E. WING Er (anger, Kentucky Biology DOROTHY EVELYN BRANNAN Talbott, Tennessee English LOUISE CORN Arden, North Carolina Home Economics ENOLA BELLE FOLEY Russel Springs, Kentucky Home Economics WAYNE CORNETTE Flat Ridge, Virginia Agriculture PAULINE DEAL Asheville, North Carolina Home Economics MILDRED GREEN Frankford, W. Va. Home Economics, BS FRANK T. HARRIS Whitehead, N.C. Agriculture 139 JULIUS SINCLAIR HAYES St. Paul, Virginia Agriculture JAMES JACOBS Jacobs, Kentucky History and Political Science VIRGINIA MUSICK Gilbert, W. Va. Public School Music PATRICK E. NAPIER Hazard, Kentucky Agriculture PEARL NewBERN Williamston, N.C. Psychology JANICE LEEOSBURN Wayne, West Virginia Home Economics CHRISTINE CHADWELL Tazewell, Tennessee Home Economics WILA LaVERNE EVERSOLE Manchester, Kentucky Elementary Education ELEANOR LINDA PANTER Cleveland, Ohio Economics ALMA RUTH TANKERSLEY Marshes Siding, Kentucky Spanish 140 MARY KATHERINE FRYE Independence, Vo. Chemistry ORRIN E. TAULBEE Taulbee, Kentucky Mathematics MARY SAFERIGHT SANDLIN Hillsville, Vo. History and Political Science SUE STORM Ashland, Kentucky Home Economics GARLAND THAYER Abingdon, Va. Art MARGARET MONELL TRUMBO Tollesboro, Kentucky Home Economics JOHN D. TIGNOR Hindman, Kentucky Agriculture Seniors ... 141 Wish that speaker wouid hurry Hope I don ' t fall when I go up on t piece of skin for four years ' hard work - - - - Roommate, who does tl while I close it - - - - Gotta get my departure permit signed so I can e tell them I ' m going to New York Hope Mom likes my short hair - - that ' s my bag Last ride, you say? Yeah, last ride 142 .. . Departure ige Remember to bow and say, Thank you - - - - Mighty small ffee pot belong to? - - - - Say, Joe, come here and sit on this suitcase ck that four dollar deposit - - - - Wonder what the folks will say when I loming back for Homecoming? Wouldn ' t miss it Hey, you, Departure ... 143 What next? - - - - Home? - - - - Job? Marriage? Four years of college life A part of the past - Graduate school? - Soon to be a memory ♦ . .... I Saw-— 99 That all? ----No- There ' s more to come 1950 1951 New faces Old faces New ideas Old ideas - - - - But here will remain the same buildings, the same dreams, the same weather The BEREA WAY is a Way of Life which will never end. 144 Departure s4dventt4€4ne tt4, PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS. THEY MADE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE. Little Mama ' s Tea Room Berea Dry Cleaners SHORT ST. FOR THAT EXTRA SNACK OUR CIDE-X CLEANING SYSTEM GIVES YOU Short St. Berea, Kentucky MOTH PROOF AND MILDEW PROOF CLEAN- ING AT NO EXTRA CHARGE. COMPLIMENTS OF Hart Bros. 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FOR PROTECTION All lines of Complete line of INSURANCE GROCERIES MEATS FISH Berea Bank and Trust Company Building OYSTERS Main Street Berea, Kentucky SELF SERVICE — :— WE DELIVER COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS Baker Baker Firestone Store OF FRIGIDAIRES MADE ONLY BY GENERAL MOTORS MAYTAG WASHERS Colonial Coffee Shop Phone 384 Berea, Kentucky FOR GOOD FOOD SEE US COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Berea Theatre Berea National Bank AND Graingers Antiques COMPLIMENTS OF Elder Federated Store Botkins Poultry Farm ESTABLISHED 1893 RICHMOND, KY. ANYTHING IN THE POULTRY LINE. Baby chicks, U.S., R.O.P. U.S. Certified White Rocks New Hampshire. THESMITH-WATK1NSC0. COMPLIMENTS OF Incorporated 236 E. MAIN STREET Young ' s Store LEXINGTON, KY. BUILDERS ' HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS Main St. Berea, Ky. Phones: 28 and 702 Zaring ' s Mill ZARING ' S PATENT FLOUR COMPLIMENTS OF Victor Bogaert Co. 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YOUR DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER CAN FURNISH THE MOST EXPERT SERVICE FOR YOUR DODGE-PLYMOUTH CAR Phone 234 or 235 NEW LIGHT ON A POPULAR SUBJECT Whether It ' s DINE N ' DANCE or SIT GOSSIP The Hangout CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF ' 49 LEHMAN BROS. RICHMOND _k J 23mHL. l twxw ®aumt of Mtrm (EnlUg? OUR STUDENT STAFF INVITES YOU TO ENJOY OUR COLLEGE HOTEL Index a tct Smio ' 3foyncLft6Ce4, Abbott, Okro: Pine Knot, Ky., Jr., 25 Abels, Lois: Parkersburg, W. Va., Fr., 8, 89 Abernethy, Betty: Soph., 22 ADACHI, Rose: West Chester, Pa., Sr., 86, 89, 98, 120. WAA 2; Sociology Club 3,4; Clothing Comm. 3,4; Chairman 4; Women ' s Council 4; Student Council 4; L. Division Sen- ate 1; YWCA 1,2,3,4; V.-Pres. 3; Race Relations Chairman 4; FOR 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 1; Berea Christian Youth Council 3. Adkins, Wilma: Huntington, W. Va., Jr., 28, 113 Aflleje, Maria: Yigo, Guam, Jr. 25, 97 Albright, Doris: Brodhead, Ky., Fr., 7 Alexander, Dorothy: Bobtown, Ky., Fr., 14 ALLEN, June: Sr. N , 32. Allen, Oreta: Greenup, Ky., Jr., 28, 98 ALLEN, Ronda: Langley, Ky., Sr., 80, 1 13, 120. WAA 1,2,4; Life Sav- ing 2; Instructor 2; YWCA 1,2; Berea Players 1,2; May Court 4. Alley, Kessler, Jr.: Crab Orchard, Tenn., Fr., 14, 62 Amburgey, Peggy: Hindman, Ky., Fr., 12 Anderson, Anna: Jonesboro, Tenn., Soph., 22 Anderson, Sara: Kingsport, Tenn., Soph., 20 ANDREWS, Ross: Asheville, N.C., Sr., 86, 98, 102, 120. Pan American League 1 ; Business Ec. Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; YMCA 1,2; Berea Players 2; Wallpaper 1. APPLEGATE, Marbeth Peters: Kingsport, Tenn., Sr., 91, 130. YWCA 1,2,3; Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Country Dancers 1,2,3,4. Applegate, Richard: Flemingsburg, Ky., Soph., 22, 96. Archer, Ann: Jr., 25, 62, 86. ARMS, Henry: Celina, Tenn., Sr., 120. YMCA 1,2; Berea Players 1; Vet- eran ' s Club 2,3,4; Pi Alpha 3,4. Arnett, James: Sublett, Ky., Fr., 11. Arrington, Robert: Haysie, Va., Soph., 22. Arrowood, William: Spruce Pine, N.C., Soph., 20, 109. Atkins, Caroline: Black Mountain, N.C., Fr., 15. ATWATER, Felix: Granite Falls, N.C., Sr., 98, 120. Harmonia 1; Men ' s Glee Club 1; Union Church Choir 1 ; Bus. Ec. Club 2,3,4; YMCA 1. AUERBACH, Robert: New York, N.Y., Sr., 88, 90, 94, 99, 101, 120. Band 1,2; Harmonia 1; Men ' s Glee Club 1; Orchestra 1,2,3; Royal Col- legians 3,4; Bach Cantata Club 3; Psychology Club 4; Medical Science Club 3,4; Bird Club 3; Public Af- fairs Forum 2,3,4. Austin, Betty: Asheville, N.C., Fr., 7. Auxier, Charles: Oil Spring, Ky., Fr., 15. Auxier, John: Paintsville, Ky., Soph., 19. Back, Everett: Soph., 106. Back, James: Blackey, Ky., Fr., 14, 96, 102. Bailey, Martha: Burnsville, N.C., Jr., 25, 70, 97. BAIRD, Andrew: Berea, Ky., Sr., 70, 98, 120. Business and Economic Club 1,2,3,4; Psychology Club 3,4; Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3; Berea Players 2,3; Vet ' s Club 1,2,3; Wallpaper 2,3. BAIRD, Doris: Valdese, N.C., Sr., 86, 117. Band 2; Harmonia 2,3; Wom- en ' s Glee Club 2,3; Union Church Choir 1 ; Sociology Club 3; Psy- chology Club 4; Women ' s Council 4. Baird, James Robert: Morgantown, N.C., Fr., 13. Baird, Leo: Jr., 26, 98. Baker, Shirley: Berea, Ky., Jr., 91. Boll, Betty: Adams, Ky., Fr., 15. Ball, Dorothy: Haysie, Va., Fr., 11. BANDY, J.C.: Cincinnati, Ohio, Sr., 117. Track 1; YMCA 1,2; Vet ' s Club 2,3,4; Pi Alpha 4. Banks, Eilene: Jr., 26. Bonks, Fontaine, Jr.: Hardy, Ky., Soph., 21, 16, 97. Banks, Harlan: Whitesburg, Ky., Jr., 26. BANKS, Homer: Isom, Ky., Sr., 98, 117. Business and Economic Club 3,4; Publicity Chairman; YMCA 1; Vet ' s Club 2,3; Publicity Director; Wall- paper 2,3; Reporter; Feature Ed- itor; Delta Phi Alpha 3,4; Pres.; Phi Delta 1. Banks, Jean: Jr., 26, 24, 1 13. BARBOUR, William: Roanoke, Va., Sr., 98, 99, 121. Barker, Vivian: Soph, 23. BARNES, Aloma: Point Marion, Pa., Sr. 136. Life Saving 1,2,3,4; YWCA 3,4; Berea Christian Youth Council 4; Public Affairs Forum 3,4. BARNES, Ruth: Blountville, Ala., Sr., 89, 121. Women ' s Glee Club 4; Psy- chology Club 4; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 2. Barton, Arlin: Jasper, Ala., Jr., 28. .. BARTON, Frances: Jasper, Ala., Sr., 98, 121. Methodist Church Choir 3; Business and Economic Club 3,4; Pi Gamma Mu 4. Basham, John: Soph., 88, 96. Bastin, Leah: Yosemite, Ky., Fr., 14. BAUCOM, Mary: Winston-Salem, N.C., Sr., 80, 116, 121. WAA 3; In- ter-Dorm Council 2; Public Affairs Forum 3; Berea Players 1,2,3; Wallpaper 2; Chimes 3; Social Chairman 4; May Court 4. Baugh, Dan: Lawrenceville, Va., Jr., 27, 1 10. Beam, Doris: Jr., 86, 87. Beatty, Betty: Alpine, Ky., Soph., 20. Beck, Herschel: Pineville, Ky., Fr., 9, 6, 96. Beers, Marilyn: Fr., 88. BENSON, John: Waldo, Ark., Sr., 87, 99, 121. Life Saving 3; French Club 2; Sociology Club 3,4; Prayer Group 1,2,3; Life Service 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; V.-Pres. 4; YMCA 1,2,3; Outly- ing Work 1 ; Baptist Student Union, Group Captain, Program Chairman; Public Affairs Forum 3; Berea Play- ers 1,2,3,4; Vanguards 3. Bentley, Cleta: Berea, Ky., Soph., 20, 98. BENTLEY, James, Jr.: Berea, Ky., Sr. 98, 121. Business and Economics Club 1,2,3; Vet ' s Club 1,2,3. Bernard, Robert: Russell Springs, Ky., Fr., 10, 88. Beverly, Claude: Clintwood, Va., 20, 95. Beverly, Jo Ann: Drift, Ky., Fr., 17. BIBBEE, Kenneth: Canton, Ohio, Sr., 87, 98, 121. Band 1; Harmonia I ; Union Church Choir 1; Methodist Church Choir 4; Director; Prayer Group 1,2; Life Service 2; Pres.; YMCA 1,2,3,4; Pres. 3; Program Chairman 4; Outlying Work 2,3; Methodist Youth Group 3,4; Berea Christian Youth Council 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Berea Players 1,2,4; Student Hand Book 2,3; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Alpha Psi Omega 4. BILOTTA, Thomas: Pittsfield, Mass., Sr., 121. Medical Science Club 3,4; In- ter-Dorm Council 2; YMCA 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 2; Vet ' s Club 2,3. Bishoff, William: Keyser, W.Va., Fr., 11. Bishop, Ann: Andersonville, Tenn., Jr., 29. BISHOP, James: Carlinville, III., Sr., 91, 136. Harmonia 1,2,3; Men ' s Glee Club 1,2; Union Church Choir 1,2; Lower Division Senate 1 ; YMCA 1,2; Berea Players 4; Country Danc- ers 1,2,3,4. Black, Coburn: Lexington, Va., Fr., 9, 102. Black, Ruth: East Bardstown, Ky., Jr., 29, 86. BLACKBURN, Dwight: Berea, Ky., Sr., 136. Life Saving 2,3; Swimming Team 2,3,4; Psychology Club 3,4; Medical Science Club 2,3,4; Pho- tography Club 3; Bird Club 3; Pro- gram Chairman; Christian Church Youth Group 1,2; Berea Players 1,2,3. BLAIR, William: Ashland, Ky., Sr., 121. Band 1; FTA 4; Vet ' s Club 2,3,4; Twenty Writers 1,3,4; V.-Pres. 4. BLAKEY, Ralph: Jamestown, Ky., Sr., 117. Ag Union 1,2,3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3; Vet ' s Club 1,2; Country Dancers 1,2. BLEVINS, Charles: Bakersville, N.C., Sr., 99, 121. Band 1; Sociology Club 3,4; Pres. 4; YMCA 1,2; Berea Players 1,2; Vet ' s Club 2,3. Boehm, Ursula: Chicago, III., Fr., 12. Boehm, Carl: Fr., 91. BOGGS, Ruth: Ashland, Ky., Sr., 63, 102, 117. YWCA 1,2; Public Af- fairs Forum 1,2,3,4; Publicity Chairman 4; Berea Players 1,2,3; Twenty Writers 4; Wallpaper 1,2,- 3,4; Editor 2; Chimes 4. Bonner, Maxine: Baltimore, Md., Jr., 26, 87. Bonney, Francis: Fr., 88. BOWLING, John: Cincinnati, Ohio, Sr., 121, Alpha Zeta 1,2; Public Af- fairs Forum 1,2; Berea Players 1,2; Twenty Writers 2; Wallpaper 2. Bowling Ralph: Oneida, Ky., Soph., 17, 19. BOWLING, Winston: Big Creek, Ky., Sr., 98, 121. Men ' s Glee Club 1; Union Church Choir 1; Business and Eco- nomics Club 3,4; Treasurer 3; In- ter-Dorm Council; Vet ' s Club 2,3,4. Bowman, Dorothy: Athol, Ky., Fr., 7. Bradbury, John: Wheelwright, Ky., Soph., 19, 110. Branhan, Wanda: Cumber land, Ky., Soph., 17, 89. BRANNAN, Dorothy: Talbott, Tenn., Sr., 99, 139. Psychology Club 3; Life Service 1,2,3; Union Youth Fellow- ship 2, Berea Players 1,3. BRASWELL, Jack: Spruce Pine, N.C., Sr., 94, 136. Life Saving 3; Psychology Club 4; Medical Science Club 4; YMCA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Berea Players 3. BRAY, Anna Laura: Hindman, Ky., Sr., 94, 121. Berea Players 1,2; Chimes 3; Harmonia 4; Inter-Dorm Coun- cil 2; Medical Science Club 4; Wall- paper 1,2; YWCA 1. Breazale, Mack: Crossville, Tenn., Fr., 9. Bremer, Gertrude: Soph., 87, 101. Brewer, James: Speedwell, Tenn., Fr., 7. Brice, Lois Fay: Jr., 27. Bright, Eula: Portewood, W.Va., Fr., 14. Brittain, Emily: Hickory, N.C., Fr., 15. BROGDON, Douglas: Marshall, N.C., Sr., 121. Psychology Club 3,4; Treas- urer 3; YMCA 1,2. BROOKS, Patricia: Mt. Hope, W.Va., Sr., 62, 70, 93, 99, 121. Psychology Club 3,4; Social Chairman 3; Pub- licity Director 4; Photograp hy Club 2,3; YWCA 1,2; Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Members of Executing Council 2,3,4; Wallpaper 1,3,4; Ex- change Editor 4; Chimes 4; Co-Art Editor; Tau Delta Tau 3,4; Secre- tary 4. Brown, Donald: Berea, Ky., Soph., 19, 107, 109. Brown, Henry: Marion, N.C., Fr., 15. Brown, Natalie: Fountain City, Tenn., Soph., 21, 89. Brown, Nancy: Sydnoisville, Va., Fr., 12. BROWNING, John: Abingdon, Va., Sr., 70, 98, 121. Business and Eco- nomics Club 2,3,4; YMCA 1,2,3; Public Affairs Forum 1; Berea Play- ers 1,2,3,4; Vet ' s Club 2,3; Chimes 4; Class Pres. 2. Brummitt, Curtis: Harold, Va., Fr., 13. Bryson, William: Draper, Va., Fr., 8. Buchanan, Alma: Spruce Pine, N.C., Soph., 17. Buchanan, George: Soph, 20, 91, 96. Buckner, Lois: Weaverville, N.C., Fr., 8, 89. Buckner, Wilma: Barnardsville, N.C., Fr., 11. BUCKWALTER, George: Pittsfield, Mass., Sr., 62, 86, 121. B Club 2,3; Swimming Team 2; Ag Union 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Chairman; Vet ' s Club 1,2,3,4; Wallpaper 4; Student Hand Book 3. Bueno, Louis: Cardenas, Cuba, Jr., 25, 70, 99, 100, 101. Bullen, Virginia: Fr. N., 33. Bunbury, David: Fr., 9, 101. BURCHETTE, Marion: Harrogate, Tenn., Sr., 121. Royal Collegians 3; Ag Union 4; Ag-Home Ec Club 2; Vet ' s Club 2. Burgess, Foster: Crossville, Tenn., Jr., 25, 91, 95. Burke, Erwin: Lynn, Ky., Fr., 9, 96. Burkhart, Stephen: Wallins, Ky., Soph., 17. BURKLE, Evelyn Pennington: Quarry- ville, Pa., Sr., 80, 86, 1 13, 130. WAA 2,3,4; Treasurer 2; V.-Pres. 4; Women ' s Council 4; YWCA 2; Berea Players 2,3; Social Chairman 2; May Court 4. Burkle, William C: Glen Dale, W.Va., Jr., 25, 95. BURNS, Oma Theresa: Brutus, Ky., Sr., 97, 102, 136. FTA 3,4; Secretary 3,4; Life Service 2, YWCA 1,2,3; Outlying Work 2; Union Church Youth Fellowship 1,2; Berea Players 1. Burton, Gene: Plato, Ky., Fr., 9, 91, 96. Butcher, Rush: Flatwoods, W. Va., Soph., 22, 91, 96. Buller, Marie: Milford, Ohio, Jr., 30, 63, 70, 99. Bymakos, Stella: Cleveland, Ohio, Fr. N., 7, 97. Byrd, Robert: Morgantown, N.C., Fr., 10, 88. CALLISON, Gilmer W.: Beard, West Virginia, Sr., 96, 102, 136. Ag Union 1,3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Inter-Dorm Council 2; Veterans Club 1,2,3,4; Alpha Zeta 1. CALMES, Virginia Hylton: Russell, Ky., Sr., 122. Berea Players 1,2; Wall- paper 1, Associate Editor 2. CALMES, W. Kenneth: Evelyn, Ky., Sr., 95, 117. Veterans Club 1,2,3,4; Pi Alpha 4. CAMPBELL, Ray: Liberty, Ky., Sr., 91, 122. Camper, Bobby: Buchanan, Va., Fr., 6, 13, 109. Camper, Tommy: Buchanan, Va., Fr., 1 1. CANTRHLL, Ethel: Premium, Ky., Sr., 123. WAA 1,2; French Club 1; Inter-Dorm Council 1; Student Counc.l 3; Berea Players 1, Class Secretary 2. Capps, Daniel: Berea, Ky., Soph., 18, 106, 1 10. Carpenter, Ted: Three Mile, N.C., Soph., 20, 96. Carrithers, Buena Jean: Bushnell, Fla., Soph., 22, 97. Carroll, Lois: Vicco, Ky., Fr., 6, 13. Carter, William: Asheville, N.C., Fr., 10, 98. CASE, Rosa Lee: Skyland, N.C., Sr., 95, 123. Math Club 3,4; YWCA 1,2,3; Berea Players 3,4. CAUDILL, Ivaleen: Hollybush, Ky., Sr., N„ 32. CHADWELL, Christine: Tazewell, Tenn., Sr., 70, 140. French Club 1; Home Ec Club 3, 4; YWCA 1,2; Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Wallpaper 1,2,3,4, Managing Editor 2; Editor 3, News Editor 4; Chimes 4, Layout Editor; Student Hand Book 3,4, Co-editor 4. Chalmers, Alexander: Isle of Pines, Cuba, Fr., 9, 96. Chambers, Paula: Hillsboro, Ohio, Fr., 7. Chandler, Pauline: Ashland, Ky., Soph., 17. CHAPMAN, Fred: Akron, Ohio, Sr., 109, 123. Band 1; Men ' s Glee Club 1; Royal Collegians 2,3; Cheerleader 4; Tumbling Team 4; B Club 4; Tennis 4; Swimming Team 4; YMCA 1,2,3,4; Public Affairs Forum 3; Berea Players 1,2,3,4, President 3; Wallpaper 4; Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4; Tau Delta Tau 3,4; Class President 1 . CHARLES, Elaine: Hardy, Ky., Sr., 87, 123. Chenny, James: Fr., 101. Childers, Barbara: Franklin, N.C., Fr., 13, 97. CHILDERS, Jean: Whittier, N.C., Sr., 97, 136. Physics Club 3; Home Ec Club 3,4; YWCA 3; Berea Players 3. Christian, Geraldine: Church Hill, Tenn., Fr., 12. CIPOLLA, Elena: New York, N.Y., Sr., 102, 117. Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Wallpaper 2; Chimes 2,3; Alpha Psi Omega 3,4; Tau Delta Tau 2,3,4; Social Chairman 3. CLARK, Amanda Jean: Sunman, Ind., Sr., 98, 123. Bus. and Ec Club 2,3,4; Life Service 1,2; YWCA 2,3; Outlying Work 2; Berea Players 2,3. Claypool, Donald: Ezel, Ky., Soph., 23. Clements, Ruby: Moneta, Va., Soph., 19. Click, Peggy: Berea, Ky., Fr., 89. Clifford, Shirley: Jr., 86, 88. Cline, Harriet: Soph., 23. Cline, Wilford: Baisden, W. Va., Fr., 13. CLOUD, Joel: Connelly ' s Springs, N.C., Sr., 117. Cochran, Jeanne: Miami, Fla., Soph., 22, 89. COCHRAN, William F.: Miami, Fla., Sr., 117. Men ' s Glee Club 1; Union Church Choir 1; Tumbling Team 1 ; Student Council 2; Veterans Club 2,3. Coffey, Kenneth: Berea, Ky., Soph., 10, 21. Cofield, Flora: Vinemont, Ala., Jr., 30, 98. Coggins, Robert: Spartanburg, S.C., Soph., 19. Collawn, Frances: Jr., 27, 94. Colley, Raymond: Grundy, Va., Soph., 22, 62. COMBS, Johnie S.: Hazard, Ky„ Sr., 70, 98, 123. Bus. and Ec. Club 3,4; YMCA I; Berea Players 1 ; Veterans Club 2,3; Chimes 4, Bus. Man. Combs, Ramona: Dearborn, Mich., Fr., 13. CONNELLY, Erwin: Morganton, N.C., Sr., 98, 102, 123. Bus. and Ec. Club 3,4; Lower Division Senate 1; YMCA 1,2,3,4; PAF 3,4, Vice Pres- ident 3, President 4; Berea Players 2,3. Cook, Cherry: Waco, Texas, Soph., 18, 87, 94, 102. Cook, Edward: Somerset, Ky., Jr., 28. COOK, Evelyn McQueen: Shady Valley, Tenn., Sr., 137. Berea Players 2. Cook, Rosemary: Galax, Va., Fr., 15. Cooke, Louise: Grayson, Ky., Fr., 15. Cooley, William: Prestonsburg, Ky., Soph., 21. Cooper, Opal: Fr., 94. Cope, Vivian: Huntsville, Ala., Fr. 7. Copeland, Edwin: Soph., 19, 62. CORN, Louise Arden, N.C., Sr., 139. Harmonia 4; Union Church Choir 2,3,4; WAA 1,2,3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4, Social Chairman 3; Home Ec Club 3,4. CORNELIUS, Russell: Victory, Ky., Sr., 96, 102, 123. Men ' s Glee Club 3; Baptist Church Choir 1; Ag Union 4; Ag-Home Ec Club 2; Prayer Group 4; YMCA 4; Berea Players 3; Veterans Club 3. Cornett, Estill: Gilley, Ky., Fr., 9, 96. CORNETT, Glenn: Berea, Ky., Sr., 25. Cornett, Mildred: Blackey, Ky., Soph., 20, 91. Cornett, Robert E.: Booneville, Ky., Jr., 28, 94. Cornett, Robert M.: Hazard, Ky., Soph., 20, 106. CORNETTE, Wayne: Flat Ridge, Va., St., 96, 139. Ag Union 1,2,3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Berea Play- ers 1,2; Veterans Club 1,2,3,4. COTRONA, David: Hammonton, N.J., Sr., 98, 102, 123. Bus. and Ec. Club 3,4; YMCA 1,4; PAF 1,4; Berea Players 1 . Covey, Ray: Snowville, Va., Fr., 13. Cox, Levi: Paint Lick, Ky., Fr., 9. Craft, Joe: Jr., 24, 29, 86, 97, 106. Crase, Norma: Holden, W. Va., Fr., 9. Creech, Burley: Jr., 63. Creger, DeWittf: Pulaski, Va., Jr., 29, 99. Crider, Jean: Cullman, Ala., Jr., 28. Crisp, Robert: Martin, Ky., Soph., 18, 88, 90. Crosswhite, Mae: Shady Valley, Tenn., Fr., 11. Croucher, Joyce: Blackey, Ky., Fr., 13. Crowe, James: Somerset, Ky., Jr., 29, 96, 102. Crum, Alka: Inez, Ky., Fr., 8, 97. Crum, Cyrus: Soph., 91. Crutchfield, James: Tazewell, Tenn., Soph., 23. Cunningham, Edwin: Versailles, Ky., Fr., 13. Dann, Richard: Jr., 96. Darnell, Nancy: Roanoke, Va., Fr., 7. Daveler, Nancy: Fr., 6. Davenport, Roy: Berea, Ky., Jr., 28, 98. Davidson, Mana Duanne: Villamont, Va., Soph., 20. Davis, Marvette: Colquitt, Ga., Jr., 28, 98, 99, 102. DAVIS, Oliver M.: BJack Mountain, N.C., Sr., 123. Track Team 1; Veterans Club 3,4; Fire Department 2; Alpha Zero 1,2. Davis, Pattie: Big Stone Gap, Va., Fr., 6, 15. DAWSON, Jean: Switzer, W. Va., Sr., 98, 124. Bus. and Ec. Club 3,4; Pi Gamma Mu 4. Deadrick, Frank: Petersburg, W. Va., Fr., 10. Deadrick, Mary: Petersburg, W. Va., Jr., 29, 86, 1 13. DEAL, Pauline: Asheville, N.C., Sr., 102, 139. Home Ec Club 3,4; Prayer Group 1,2; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Baptist Student Union 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Soc. Chrm. 4; PAF 3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3. DHAN, Russel: Berea, Ky., Sr., 70, 95, 117. Chimes 4; Math Club 3,4; Sigma Pi Sigma 4; Veterans Club 2,3. DEDMAN, Virginia Dale: Old Hickory, Tenn., Sr., 87, 99, 124. Harmonia 2,3; Psychology Club 3,4; Life Ser- vice 3; YWCA 2,3,4; Berea Players 1,2; Wallpaper 2; Chimes 3. Dekich, Sherlie: Ardmore, Ala., Fr., 14, 98. Dellinger, Herman: Soph., 18, 96. Dendy, Martha: Booz, Ala., Fr., 7. Denham, W. Truman: Tompkinsville, Ky., Soph., 17. DeSIMONE, Argie: McRoberts, Ky., Sr., 89, 99, 124. Harmonia 1; Women ' s Glee Club 1,2,3,4; WAA 1,2,3; Sociology Club 2; Psychology Club 3,4, Soc. Chrm.; Medical Science Club 2; YWCA 1; Berea Players 1,2. DICKERSON, James W. : Madison, N.C., Sr., 99, 102, 118. Bus. and Ec. Club 2,3; Psychology Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Medical Science Club 3,4; YMCA 1,2,3,4; PAF 2,3,4. Dickerson, Kenneth: Rabun Gap, Ga., Jr., 26, 91. DILLARD, Badgette: Rabun Gap, Ga., Sr., 62, 86, 87, 91, 98, 124. Bus. and Ec. Club 2,3,4; Men ' s Council 4; Prayer Group 1,2,3,4; YMCA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; Baptist Student Union 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 1,2,- 3,4, Membership Chrm. 4; Country Dancers 1,2,3,4, Sec. Treas. 4; Wallpaper 3,4, Typing Man. 4; Pi Gamma Mu 4. Dillingham, Frances: Democrat, N.C., Fr., 10. Dimmick, Betty: Paducah, Ky., Soph., 19, 102. Dingus, Doyle: Martin, Ky., Fr., 10, 88, 90. Dingus, Joanne: Dungannon, Va., Fr., 12, 62. Dixon, Donald: Blackey, Ky., Fr., 12. DODD, Harry: Toledo, Ohio, Sr., 88, 124. Harmonia 4; Orchestra 4; French Club 1; Christian Youth Group 1,2,3,4; FOR 1,2,3,4; Berea Play- ers 3. Dorf, Harold: Berea, Ky., Fr., 13. Dorton, Dorothy: Jr., 29, 99. Douthit, Richard: Soph., 16, 21, 62 87. Dowdy, Alfred: Union, W. Va., Soph., 19, 1 10. DOWDY, Harold G.: Union, W. Va., Sr., 124. Band 1,2,3; Harmonia 1; Men ' s Glee Club 2; Ag Union 1,2, 3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Vet- erans Club 2,3; Class Vice Pres- ident 2. DOWDY, James M. : Union, W. Va., Sr., 70, 91, 95, 116, 124. Men ' s Glee Club 1; Track team 1,2,3; B Club 2,3,4, Sec. 3,4; Life Saving 1 ; Student Council 3, Chrm. of Publication Committee 3; YMCA 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3 Country Dancers 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4 Chimes 4; Student Hand Book 3 Pi Alpha 3,4; Social Chrm. of Class 4. DOWNS, Jessie Lea: Franklin, N.C., Sr., 97, 102, 124. Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Home Ec. Club 3,4; YWCA 1,2,3, BTU 3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3,4. Doyle, Wanda: Soph., 17. Drinnon, Herbert: Kingsport, Tenn., Fr., 13, 87. DRUMMOND, Rossie Lee: Covington, Va., Sr., 70, 86, 87, 99, 102, 124. WAA 1,2; Sociology Club 3,4; Clothing Committee 2; Women ' s Council 4, President; Student Coun- cil 4; Inter-Dorm Council 1,2 Pres. 2; YWCA 1,2,3,4, Soc. Chrm. 2, President 3, Program Chrm. 4; Methodist Youth Group 1,2; Berea Christian Youth Council 2,3; PAF 1,2,3,4, Executive Council 4; Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Vanguards 2, Wall- paper 2, Cir. Man.; Chimes 4; Student Hand Book 2; Class Treas. 2. Duckwall, James: Lost River, W. Va., Soph., 20, 96. Duff, Ruby: Letcher, Ky., Jr., 25, 91. DUNCAN, Romulus Jolley: Spruce Pine, N.C., Sr., 88, 102, 118. Band 2,3,4; Ag Union 2,3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; YMCA 3,4. Veterans Club 2,3. DUNGAN, Doris: Science Hill, Ky., Sr., 124. Dunn, Lynn: Soph., 109. Durham, Leon: Jr., 1 10. DuVall, Thomas: Asheville, N.C., Fr., 10, 96. Edwards, Arnold: Blaine, Ky., Soph., 21. Edwards, Charles: Barnardsville, N.C., Fr., 13. Edwards, Frances: Charleston, S.C., Sr., 102. Edwards, Grace : Soph., 18. Eicker, William: Baltimore, Md., Soph., 20, 62. Elliot, Anna: Middleburg, Ky., Soph., 16, 18. Ellis, Gene: Soph., 97. Ellison, Bobbie: Corbin, Ky., Soph., 19. Ellison, Elenita: Beckley, W. Va., Soph., 16, 23, 87, 88. Elsea, Ralph: Bristol, Tenn., Fr., 14. EMERSON, Dorothy: Dalton, Mass., Sr. N., 32, 86. ENGLAND, Prinress: Weaverville, N.C., Sr., 118. Ag Union 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers of America 2,3; YMCA 1,2,3,4. EPPARD, Naomi: Elkton, Va., Sr., 87, 125. Harmonia 1; Psychology Club 3,4; Student Council 2; Inter-Dorm Council 2; Prayer Group 1,2; Life Service 1,2,3, Vice President 2, President 3; YWCA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, President 4; Outlying Work 1 ; Union Youth Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Berea Christian Youth Council 2, 3,4; Berea Players 4. Eskew, Wilda: Fayetteville, W. Va., Fr., 8. Eubanks, Mary: Glacier Park, Mont., Soph., 21. Evans, Anna: Sunbright, Tenn., Fr., 12, 97. Evans, William: Olive Hill, Ky., Soph., 22. EVERSOLE, Wila La Verne: Manchester, Ky., Sr., 140. WAA 1,2; FTA 3,4; Prayer Group 2,4; YWCA 1,2; Berea Players 3. Eymann, Julia: Berea, Ky., Soph., 20, 86, 89, 1 13. Fain, Samuel: Asheville, N.C., Fr., 8. Fair, Dixie: Liberty, Ky., Fr., 8. Farr, Ludd: Ramsey, W. Va., Fr., 9. Farthing, Eunice York: Welch, W. Va., Jr., 26. Feltner, Dillard: Soph., 106. Feltner, Faye: Jr., 87, 97, 102. FELTNER, Ray: Toulouse, Ky., 125. Ag Union 1,2,3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; YMCA 1,2. Ferguson, William: Roanoke, Va., Soph., 20, 62. Fields, Herbert: Fr., 6. FIFE, William: Logan, W. Va., Sr., 98, 118. Bus. and Ec. Club 3; U D Men ' s Association 2, PAF 4. Finch, Floyd: Soph., 17, 87, 110. Finley, Anne: Jr., 29. Finnell, Betty: Berea, Ky., Soph., 17, 89. Fish, James: Mt. Lookout, W. Va., Fr., 7. Fish, Jerry: Berea, Ky., Soph., 107. Fisher, Robert: Morganton, N.C., Jr., 27, 87. Fleming, Beverly: Mt. Jackson, Va., Soph., 17, 102. Fletcher, Millicent: Lewisburg, W. Va., Fr., 7, 101. Flowers, Charles: Paducah, Ky., Jr., 25. Floyd, Margaret: Blacksburg, S.C., Fr., 10. FOLEY, Enola Belle: Russel Springs, Ky., Sr., 97, 102, 139. Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Home Ec Club 3,4; Berea Players 2. Forbes, Ralph: Charmco, W. Va., Jr., 30. Fox, Jeanne: Gilbert, W. Va., Soph., 18, 89. Frasher, Patty: Fort Gay, W. Va., Fr., 9, 88. FREEMAN, Betty Burgin: Weaverville, N.C., Sr., 125. Bus. and Ec. Club 3,4; Photography Club 3; Berea Players 2. Freeman, Charles: Cumberland, Ky., Fr., 11. FREEMAN, Ethan: Cincinnati, Ohio, Sr., 125. Bus. and Ec. Club 3,4. FRENCH, Catherine: Clintwood, Va., Sr., 87, 99, 125. Sociology Club 3,4; Prayer Group 1,2; Life Service 1,2, 3,4; YWCA 1,2,3; Outlying Work 3; Union Youth Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 1 . French, Kay: Fr., 9. FRY, Martha: Rabun Gap, Ga., Sr., 86, 137. Harmonia 4; WAA 4; FTA 4; Women ' s Council 4; YWCA 1,2; Berea Players 1,2,3. FRYE, Benjamine: Wardensville, W. Va., Sr., 99, 125. Sociology Club 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Psychology Club 4; YMCA 2,3; Outlying Work 3; Berea Play- ers 2; Veterans Club 2,3. Frye, Elizabeth Casto: Given, W. Va., Jr., 27. FRYE, Mary Katherine: Independence, Va., Sr., 141. Life Saving 2, YWCA 1,2. FUGATE, Flo: Hilton, Va., Sr. N. 32. Funkhouser, Donald: Jr., 30. Fuson, Earlene: Pineville, Ky., Fr., 11. Gabbard, Otis: Berea, Ky., 24, 26, 70. Gabler, Lore: Oesselse, Germany, Jr., 29, 87, 94, 99. Gallimore, William: Jr., 96. Galloway, Charles: Cumberland, Ky., Soph., 21. Gammon, Marjorie: White Pine, Tenn., Fr., 14. GAMMON, Robert: White Pine, Tenn., Sr., 86, 102, 109, 1 16, 125. B Club 4; Tennis 3,4; Men ' s Council 4; PAF 4; Berea Players 1,2,3; Fire Department 1,2,3,4; Chimes 4; Class President 3,4. GARBER, Louis: Staunton, Va., Sr., 99, 125. Harmonia 1,2,4; Men ' s Glee Club 2,3; Union Church Choir 2,3; Psychology Club 4; YMCA 2,4; Vet- erans Club 3,4. Garrison, Fannie: Democrat, N.C., Soph., 23. Gaston, Martha: Asheville, N.C., Fr., 7. Gentry, Doswell: Elkin, N.C., Fr., 14, 94. GERWIG, Virginia: St. Albans, W. Va., Sr. N., 32. Getz, Richard: Petersburg, W. Va., Soph., 19. Gibson, Alice: Estill, Ky., Soph., 29. Gibson, Frank: St. Charles, Va., Jr., 25. Gibson, Martha: Troy, Ala., Jr., 29, 99, 102. Gilbert, Emerson: Fr., 8. Gilbert, Lois: Hazard, Ky., Fr., 15. Gillespie, James: Lebanon, Va., Fr., 9, 98, 109. Gilliam, Jean: Dayton, Ohio, Soph., 23, 93. Gilpin, Emogene: Soph., 21. Girdler, Gilbert: Eubank, Ky., Jr., 28, 96, 102. Girdler, Pauline: Eubank, Ky., Fr., 12. Goble, Corban: Berea, Ky., Fr., 15, 62. Godbey, Edsel: Bethelridge, Ky., Soph., 19, 62. Godbey, Vadis: Bethelridge, Ky., Jr., 28. Godsey, Garland: Vicco, Ky., Fr., 12. Goode, Gloria: Winona, W. Va., Fr., 15. Gorman, Ruth: Louisville, Ky., Soph., 19, 87, 102. Gossa3e, Hazel: Jamestown, Ky., Fr., 9. Gouge, Joyce: Black Mountain, N.C., Fr., 12. GOUGE, Joe Ann: Black Mountain, N.C., Sr., 88, 98, 125. Orchestra 1,2,3,4; WAA 1,2,3; PAL 1,2; Bus. and Ec. Club 3,4, Pub. Chrm. 4; Psychol- ogy Club 3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3; Home Ec Club 3; YWCA 1; Out- lying Work 2; PAF 4; Berea Play- ers 1,2,3,4. Gragg, John: Black Mountain, N.C., Soph., 16, 22, 89. GRAHAM, Ernest: Pell City, Ala., Sr., 99, 137. Life Saving 2; Psychology Club 3,4; Veterans Club 1,2,3, President 1. GRAHAM, Genevieve: Berea, Ky., Sr., 91, 102, 125. Harmonia 1,2,4; Union Church Choir 1,2,3,4; Life Saving 1,3; Country Dancers 1,2, 3,4; Chimes 3; Class Secretary 1. Graves, Emmetf: Jasper, Ala., Jr., 25, 96. GRAY, Arthel: Bristol, Tenn., Sr., 89, 137. Harmonia 4; Women ' s Glee Club 3,4; Union Church Choir 2,3,4; WAA 1,2,3; YWCA 1; Be- rea Players 2. Graybeal, Norma Doris: Fr., 6, 9, 86. GREEN, Mildred: Frankford, W. Va., Sr., 139. Home Ec Club 1,2; Life Ser- vice 1,2,3,4; YWCA 1,2; Berea Players 1. Greene, Agnes: Ellenboro, N.C., Fr., 8. Greene, Anna: Soph , 23. Grider, Jean: Jr., 26, 97. GRUMAN, Eleanor: Berea, Ky., Sr., 126. HAIGHT, Edna Ruth: Tompkinsville, Ky., Sr., 97, 126. WAA 1,2; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Home Ec Club 3,4. HAIGHT, Robert: Samaria, Ky., Sr., 126, Ag Union 1,2,3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4. HALE, Jack: McDowell, Ky., Sr., 106, 126. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Capt. 1, 3,4; B Club 2,3,4, President 2,4; Math Club 3,4; YMCA 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 2,3; Fire Department 2,3; Pi Alpha 3,4; Track Team 2,3. Hale, James: Martin, Ky., Fr., 11. Hall, Anna: Irvine, Ky., Fr., 9. Hall, Don: Forest City, N.C., Soph., 17. Hall, Elizabeth: Burnsville, N.C., Fr., 15. Hall, Glen: Soph., 87. Hall, Jimmy: Beattyville, Ky., Fr., 10. Hall, Paul G.: Prestonburg, Ky., Soph., 17, 86. HALL, Sheridan L.: Burkley, W. Va., Sr., 126. Bird Club 1; Veterans Club 1; Pi Alpha 3,4. Halsey, Edith Nell: Independence, Va., Fr., 11, 15. HALSEY, Lavaun: Mouth of Wilson, Va., Sr., 80, 94, 97, 102, 1 16, 126. FTA 4; Photography Club 3; Wom- en ' s Council 3, Sec. Treas.; YWCA 1,2,3,4; BSU 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4; PAF 3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3; Class Secretary 4; May Court 4. HAMILTON, Mary Sue Baker: Hollister, Mo„ Sr., 91, 126. Band 1,2; YWCA 1; Outly ing Work 1; FOR 2; Berea Players 1,2; Country Dancers 1,2, 3,4. Hamilton, Patsy: Somerset, Ky., Jr., 25, 102. HAMILTON, Peggy: Somerset, Ky., Sr., 102, 137. FTA 4; Inter-Dorm Council 2; PAF 3,4; Berea Players 1,2. Hamilton, William: Berea, Ky., Soph., 20. Hammond, Arthur Francis: Berea, Ky., Fr., 15. Hammond, Betty: Jr., 25, 91. HAMMONS, Wanda: Detroit, Mich., Sr., 70, 80, 86, 95, 97, 126. Harmonia 2,3; WAA 2; PAL 1; FTA 4; Math Club 3, Vice President; Student Council 3,4, Soc. Act. Chrm. 3; YWCA 1,2,3,4; PAF 4; Berea Play- ers 1,2; Wallpaper 2,3; Chimes 4; May Court 4. Hancock, Thomas: Central City, Ky., Jr., 25, 98. HARDIN, Lena: Williamsburg, Ohio, Sr., 126. French Club 1,2; FTA 3,4; Life Service 1; YWCA 1,4; Outlying Work 2; Berea Players 1,3,4; Chimes 4. HARDY, Ralph: Danville, Ky., Sr., 126. Ag Union 1; YMCA 1; PAF 4; Fire Department 1; Phi Delta 1. Hare, Evelyn: Arden, N.C., Soph., 22. HARING, Jeanne: Long Island, N.Y., Sr. N„ 32. Harrill, James: Shelby, N.C., Fr., 13, 97. HARRIS, Frank T.: Whitehead, N.C., Sr., 25, 96, 102, 139. Ag Union 1,2,3; Ag-Home Ec Club 2,3; Veterans Club 4; Fire Department 4. HARRIS, Glenn: Ewing, Va., Sr., 99, 127. French Club 4; Bus. and Ec. Club 4; YMCA 1,2, Sec. 2; PAF 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 1,3; Cosmopolitan Club 2; Delta Phi Alpha 3,4; Tau Kappa Alpha 4. Harris, Jerry: Fr., 9. Harris, Willie: Fr., 106. Hart, Bob: Berea, Ky., Jr., 27. Hart, Mary Frances: Jr., 29. Hartman, Helen: Chuckey, Tenn., Soph., 23, 88, 89. Hartzog, Thomas Gordon: Idlewild, N.C., Fr., 12. Haun, Margaret: Crossville, Tenn., Fr., 14, 88, 91. HAUSER, Ellis: Pfafftown, N.C., Sr. 127. Ag Union 2,3,4; YMCA 2; Berea Players 2. Hauser, Ruby Nelle: Soph., 21, 62, 97. Haverly, Curtis: Corbin, Ky., Jr., 27, 70, 88, 94. Hayes, Beverly: Hendersonville, N.C., Jr., 27, 86, 91. Hayes, Elizabeth: St. Paul, Va., Soph., 21. Hayes, Jean: Dayton, Ohio, Jr., 26. HAYES, Julius: St. Paul, Va., Sr., 96, 140. Ag. Union 1,2,3,4; Ag- Home Ec Club 3; YMCA 1,2,3. Haynes, Arthur: Greenwood, Ky., Soph., 20. Hoynes, Eula Marie: Mars Hill, IM.C, Soph., 20, 97. HAYS, Herbert Donald: Berea, Ky., Sr., 118. Tennis 3; PAF 3,4; Veterans Club 2,3,4; Pi Alpha 3,4. HAYWOOD, Chorles Foster: Tucson, Ariz., Sr., 98, 99, 102, 127. PAL 1,2; Bus. ond Ec. Club 4; YMCA 1,2,3; PAF 1,2,3,4, President 3; Class President 1,3; Class Vice President 2. HAYWOOD, Josephine: Louisville, Ky., Sr., 127. Inter-Dorm Council 1 ; U D Women ' s Association 3; PAF 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3; Van- gu ards 1,2,3, President 3; Wall- paper 1,2; Chimes 3, Asst. Bus. Mgr. Hedges, Millicent: Crawley, W. Va., Fr., 7. Hefner, Barbara: Lewisburg, W. Va., Jr., 27. Henderson, Hiram: Frakes, Ky., Fr., 9. Henderson, Mary: Fair Mount, Ga., Fr., 7. Henley, Martha: Linville, N. C, Fr., 7. Henry, Donald: Fr , 8. HESSELGESSER, James Maxwell: St. Petersburg Fla., Sr., 118. Harmonia 1,2,3; Men ' s Glee Club 1,2,3; Union Church Choir 2; Medical Science Club 3; YMCA 1,2. Hess, Phyllis: Soph., 23. Hesse, Ted: Berea, Ky., Soph., 22. HIBBITTS, Charles: Laconic, Ind., Sr., 88, 127. Band 1,2,3,4; Harmonia Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2, 3,4; Medical Science Club 4; Moth Club 3; YMCA 1. HIBBITTS, Jessica: Pikeville, Ky., Sr., 70, 99, 127. WAA 1,2,3,4; Sociology Club 3,4; Psychology Club 3,4; YWCA 1,2,3,4; P.A.F. 1,2; Berea Players 1,2,4; Cosmopolitan Club 1; Country Dancers 1,2; Wallpaper 3; Chimes 3,4. HIGGINBOTHAM, Jessie: Forest Cottage, Ky., Sr. N„ 32. HILL, Barbrea: Flat Rock, N.C., Sr., 127. Harmonia 2; Bus. and Ec. Club 3; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Home Ec Club 3; Photography Club 3; YWCA 1; Berea Players 1,2. Hillman, Don: Fr ., 9. Hockett, William: Damascus, Va., Fr., 11. Hodges, Margie: Lewisburg, W. Vo., Soph., 19. HODGES, Lucy Stewart: Spruce Pine, N.C Sr., 89, 137. Women ' s Glee Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Union Church Choir 2,3; WAA 2; Clothing Com- mittee 3; YWCA 1; Berea Players 2. Hodges, Samuel: Alva, Ky., Jr., 24, 26, 86. Hoernlein, Russell: Jr., 62. Hogan, Theodosia: Fr., 14. HOGSTEN, William: Berea, Ky., Sr., 137. Honeycutt, J. Charles: Oak Ridge, Tenn., Soph., 22, 98, 102. HOOK, Alice: Williamstown, Ky., Sr. N., 32. Hopper, Jacky: Corbin, Ky., Jr., 30, 95. Hopper, Jacquelin: Soph , 2A , 89. Howard, Eugene: Harlan, Ky., Jr., 25. HOWARD, James Alvin: Berea, Ky., Sr., 95, 137. Math Club 3,4; Pi Alpha 3,4. Howard, Wanda: Jr., 102 Howsmon, Frances: London, Ky., Jr., 27, 89. Howsmon, Willie: Dayton, Ohio, Jr., 27, 62. Hubbard, Henry: Lexington, Ind., Fr., 1 1. Hubbard, James: Nora, Ky., Fr., 11. Hubble, June: Science Hill, Ky., Jr., 28, 98. Huddleston, Imogene: Fr ,, 7. Huddleston, Louise: Fr., 7. HUFF, Emily: Blue Sulphur Springs, W. Vo., Sr., 102, 127. Huff, Jeanette: Soph., 113. Hughes, Edna: Green Mountain, N.C, Jr., 27. HUGHES, Ouida: Green Mountain, N.C, Sr., 89, 116, 127. Women ' s Glee Club 2,3,4; WAA 2; FTA 3; Pho- tography Club 3; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Wallpaper 1,2; Class Treas. 4. Huie, LoVerne: Jr , 30, 70, 89, 98. HUNT, Nancy Clem: Trenton, Neb., Sr., 97, 127. Band 1,2,3; WAA 2,3; Ag-Home Ec. Club 3,4; Clothing Committee 3; YWCA 3; Berea Players 1,2,3. Hunt, Walter: Soph, 19. Hunter, Earl: Bowling Green, Ky., Fr., 17, 87. Huntsman, Barbara: Annville, Ky., Fr., 1 1. Huntsman, William: Annville, Ky., Soph., 107, 1 10. Hurt, Ruby: Grider, Ky., Nurse, 9. Huskey, Annabel: Sevierville, Tenn., Soph., 17, 97. Hutchinson, Elizabeth: Asheville, N.C, Soph., 17. HYLTON, Marjorie G.: Berea, Ky., Sr., 97, 128. Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Home Ec Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Bird Club 2, Sec. 2; Prayer Group 1,2; Life Service 2, YWCA 1,2. Irwin, Mary Nell: Knoxville, Tenn., Fr., 10. Irwin, Wanda: Knoxville, Tenn., Jr., 26, 89, 99. ISAAC, Betty Jane: Cumberland, Ky., Sr., 93, 137. Berea Players 3,4; Tau Delta Tau 4; Public Affairs Forum 4; Life Saving 3. Isaac, Debelou: Cumberland, Ky., Jr., 25. Jacobs, Helena: Halls Gap, Ky., Soph., 20, 98. JACOBS, James: Jacobs, Ky., Sr., 102, 140. Jacobs, Walter: Halls Gap, Ky., Fr., 6, 7, 89. Janney, Frances: Fr., 13. Jarrett, Forrest: Marshall, N.C, Sr., 96, 110, 137; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Tumbling Team 1, B Club 2,3,4; Ag Union 1,2,3,4; Ag Home Ec Club 3,4; Bird Club 1; Inter-Dorm Council 1; YMCA 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 3; Wallpaper 2. JASPER, Robert L.: Windsor, Ky., Sr.; 99, 128. Psychology Club 3,4; Med- ical Science Club 3,4; Berea Play- ers 2,3,4; Veterans Club 2,3,4. JEFFERS, Coleman: Alderson, W. Va., Sr., 100, 128. French Club 4; PAL 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; YMCA 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 1,4. Jenkins, Dorothy S.: Pikeville, Ky., Jr., 27. Jenkins, Dorothy Sue: Whitesburg, Ky., Soph., 19. Jenkins, Georgia Mae: Ewing, Va., Soph., 22, 70. Jennings, Nell: Horton Summit, Va., Fr., 1 1. John, Jerry: Montgomery, W. Va., Soph., 18, 89. Jones, Connett: Western Springs, III., Soph., 18, 109. Johnson, Henry Cloy: Roanoke, Va., Fr., 12. Johnson, Mary Sue: Hendersonville, N.C, Fr., 7. Johnson, Valerie: Tryon, N.C, Soph., 2 3, 102. Jones, Ernest: Fr., 12. Jones, Joyce: Dunnville, Ky., Fr., 10, 109. Jones, Margaret: East Lynn, W. Va., Soph., 18, 102. Jones, Mary: Nurse, 33. Justice, Patricia: Covington, Ky., Jr., 28. Kearns, Dorothy: Lexington, Ky., Soph., 18, 100. Keefauver, Eunice: Jonesboro, Tenn., Soph., 23, 62, 63. KEENER, Marjorie Jean: Berea, Ky., Sr ., 91, 128. Bond 4; Orchestra 1,2,3; Women ' s Glee Club 1,2,3; Union Church Choir 1,2,3,4; WAA 1; Union Youth Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Class Treosurer 1 . Keesecker, Lois: Erwin, Tenn., Fr., 18. Kelly, Henry Bruce: Pennington Gap, Va., Soph., 20, 98, 1 10. Kennedy, Ruth: Soph., 17, 86, 88. Kenney, John F. : Soph., 18. Ketchersid, Rena : Jr, 28. Kim, Thomas: Fr. 10. King, Dorothy: Chester, Penn., Fr ., 12. King, Mary L. : Grayson, Ky., Fr., 12. King, Ruth H.: Grayson, Ky., Jr., 28, 97. Kinsland, Reba: Clyde, N.C, Soph., 22, 97. Kirby, Norman K.: Burkesville, Ky., Fresh., 8, 94. KIRSTEIN, Bernice: Black Mountain, N.C., Senior, 128. Kirstein, Lillian Leonna: Black Moun- tain, N.C., Fr., 18. Kiser, Elmer: Fr., 10, 97. Knight, Helen: Fr., 89. Kogerma, Kristjan: Tallinn, Estonia, Jr., 28, 95, 1 10. KYER, Lois: Camden-on-Gauley, W. Va. Sr., 70, 87, 138. Harmonia 2,3,4 Life Service 1,2; YWCA 2,3,4 Methodist Student Fellowship 1,2, 3,4; FOR 1; PAF 1,2; Berea Players I; Chimes 4; Great Books 3. LAKE, Elvis: Berea, Ky., Sr., 172. Unions, Bette: Greenville, Tenn., Soph., 22. LANG, Robert R.: Bridgeton, N.J., Sr., 110, 128. Royal Collegians 2; Cheerleader 3; Basketball 1; Track 1; Tumbling Team 4; B Club 3,4; Berea Players 1,2; YMCA 1,2,- 3,4. Lavender, Jenny: Ashland, Ky., Fr., 8. Lawson, James: Scarbro, W. Va., Fr., 8. Laye, Billie Jo: West Union, S.C., Jr., 30, 1 13. LAYNE, Ramona Nell: Valley Station, Ky., Sr., 80, 118. Band 2; Har- monia 2,3; Life Saving 3; PAL 1,2,3; PAF 3; Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Cosmopolitans 2,3; Wallpaper 1,2; May Court 4. LAYNE, Rissie Faye: Valley Station, Ky., Sr., 91, 128. Band 2; Harmonia 1; Life Saving 2; PAL 1 ; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Home Ec Club 3; Berea Players 2,3,4; Cosmopolitans 4; Country Dancers 2,3,4. Leach, Joyce: Fr., 14. Leach, Paul W.: Petersburg, W. Va., Fr., 14. Leatherwood, James: Candler, N.C., Fr., 7. Ledbetter, Mary: Fr. N., 33. Ledbetter, Pauline: Black Mountain, N.C., Soph., 17. LeMaster, Charles: Barnetts Creek, Ky., Fr., 7, 107. Lemon, James: Spring City, Tenn., Fr., 11. LeRoy, Robert: Fr., 8, 101. Lewis, Joyce: Guerrant, Ky., Fr., 13. Lewis, Louise: Jr., 97, 113. Lewis, Margie: Lewisburg, W. Va., Soph., 18, 98. Lilly, Betty: Soph., 89. Lilly, Harriet: Spanishburg, W. Va., Jr., 28, 97, 102. Lindon, Eula Jean: Soph, 12, 91. LINEBERGER, Charles: McAdenville, N.C., 93, 128. Photography Club 3; Prayer Group I; YMCA 1,2,3; Be- rea Players 1,2,3,4; Tech. Dir. 1,4, Asst. T.D. 2,3, President 4, Make- up Dir. 3,4; Veterans Club 2,3. LISENBEE, Nancy: Marshall, N.C., Sr., 118. Little, Cora: Beattyville, Ky., Soph., 19. Lloyd, Billy: Woodbine, Ky., Fr., 8. Logan, Gene: Rutherfordton, N.C., Soph., 21. Long Ralph: Winston-Salem, N.C., Soph., 18, 87. Looney, Bessie: Grapefield, Va., Soph., 17, 97. Lopez, Carlos: Habana, Cuba, Fr., 18, 91. Louke, Eleanor: Jr., 29, 98. Love, Robert: Vilas, N.C., Fr., 8. Lovelace, William Paul: Berea, Ky., Jr., 26. LOVEN, Lou Cornelia: Morganton, N.C., Sr., 95, 128. Life Saving 2; Physics Club 3; PAF 3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3; Cosmopolitans 3; Pi Alpha 3,4. LOVETTE, Beatrice: Wilkesboro, N.C., Sr., 99, 129. Sociology Club 4; Psychology Club 3,4; Life Service 3, YWCA 3,4; Outlying Work 4; Union Youth Group 4; Berea Play- ers 1,3,4. Lowe, Jack Ira: Fair Mount, Ga., Jr., 25. Lowe, Nelvia: Pikeville, Ky., Fr., 10. Lusk, Nell: Rosman, N.C, Soph., 20. Lytle, Julia: Elkins, W. Va., Soph., 18. McCall, Clyde: Forest City, N.C, Jr., 26. McCall, Glenn: Forest City, N.C., Jr., 29. McClure, Larry: Mt. Vernon, Ky., Fr., 8. McCONKEY, Imogene Talbert: Widen, W. Va., Sr., 129. McConkey, Randall: Jr., 28, 98. McCullough, Marshall: Wick, W. Va., Jr., 25. McCurry, Hazel: Marion, N.C., Soph., 18, 97. McDonald, Irene: Charlotte, N.C., Soph., 22, 62, 100. McFall, Helen Brummit: Clintwood, Va., Jr., 26, 99. Mcintosh, Pauline: Winchester, Ky., Soph., 17. Mcintosh, Woodrow: Winchester, Ky., Fr., 10. McKiddy, Kathyrn: Soph , 23, 86. McLin, Jean Eloise: Hazel Green, Ky., Fr., 14. McMILLION, Reva: Beattyville, Ky., Sr., 97, 129. Harmonia 2,3; Home Ec Club 3,4, President 4; Women ' s Council 3; UD Student Council 2; YWCA 1,2; Outlying Work 2. McNeeley, Myrie Alta: Jr., 27, 98. McNEIL, Sam Jr.: Asheville, N.C., Sr., 86, 96, 102, 129. Cross Country 2,3; B Club 2,3,4; Life Saving 2; Ag Union 1,2,3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Track Team 2,3,4, Vice President; Sec.-Treas., Vice President, President, Sgt. of Arms 3, Captain 3; YMCA 1,2; Class Co- Social Chairman 3. McNeill, Marshall: West Jefferson, N.C., Fr., 13. McNeill, Peter T.: West Jefferson, N.C., Soph., 20, 96, 102. McPcters, Doralee: Weaverville, N.C., Jr., 25, 30, 100. McQueen, Theona: Shady Valley, Tenn., Soph., 21, 97. Mace, Particia: Fr., N., 33. Maggard, Bettye: Hyden, Ky., Fr., 10. Mann, Phyllis: Powhatan, Va., Jr., 27, 70, 98. MANNING, Etta: Berea, Ky., Sr., 138. Berea Players 1,3,4; Vet ' s Wives Club 3,4, Exec. Council 4; PAF 4. Manning, Jettie: Mt. Greek, Ala., Jr., 27, 62, 63. MANNING, William Norris: Cincinnati, Ohio, Sr., 70, 98, 100, 102, 129. PAL 3,4, Sec. Treas., 4; Bus. and Ec. Club 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Psychology Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3, Chrm. Act. Comm.; YMCA 2,3,4, Soc. Chrm. 3; PAF 3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3; Veterans Club 1,2,3, Soc. Chrm. 2; Chimes 4, Bus. Mgr.; Student Handbook 3; Class Vice Pres. 1 . MARSH, Janet: Paintsville, Ky., Sr., 89, 99, 138. Harmonia 1; Women ' s Glee Club 4; WAA 2; Sociology Club 3; Psychology Club 3; YWCA 2; Berea Players 1,2. Marshall, Clifton: Williamsville, Va., Jr., 27. MARSHBANKS, Violet: Stocksville, N.C, Sr., 118. BSU 3,4. Martin, D. C: Bostic, N.C, Jr., 29. Masterson, James: Fr., 8, 98. Mattingly, Steele: Trinity, Ky., Jr., 24, 28, 96, 102. Maxey, Rosemary: Harlan, Ky., Fr., 6, 14, 86, 109. Maxwe ll, Anna: Fayetteville, W. Va., Soph., 23. May, David Bernard: Danville, Ky., Soph., 23, 96. May, Donald: Jr., 25, 102. May, Margaret: Danville, Ky., Jr., 26, 97, 102. Mayfield, Betty Jean: Soph., 89. MAYFIELD, Betty Jo: Quinton, Ky., Sr., 97, 138. Home Ec Club 3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3. MAYSTOROVICH, Frank: Chicago, III, Sr., 94, 101, 138. Medical Science Club 3,4; Photography Club 2; PAF 2; Berea Players 1 . Meek, Carl: Louisa, Ky., Fr., 9. Meeks, Mabel: Fr., 13. METCALF, Charles: Richmond, Ky., Sr., 138. Baseball 3; Basketball 1; Ag Union 1,2,3,4; YMCA I; Vet- erans Club 2,3,4. MICHAEL, Ralph: Marlinton, W. Va., Sr., 97, 102, 129. FTA 4; PAF 4; Berea Players 1,2,3,4, Mem. Chrm. 3; Twenty Writers 1; Wallpaper 1; Chimes 3, Art Staff; Tau Delta Tau 4. Mieres, Raul: Antilla, Cuba, Fr., 10. Miller, Alan: Westwood, N.J., Jr., 28, 96. Miller, Alberta: Corbin, Ky., Jr., 27, 102. Miller, Grover: Jackson, Ky., Jr., 28, 89, 102, 109. MILLER, James: Waco, Ky., Sr., 128. Miller, Hugo: Drift, Ky., Soph., 20, 106. Miller, Odell: Conicville, Va., Soph., 20, 96, 1 10. MINK, Ford: Miracle, Ky., Sr., 96, 102, 129. Ag Union 2; Ag-Home Ec Club 2; Veterans Club 3. Mink, Reva: Miracle, Ky., Fr., 10. Mitchell, Jean: Hazel Green, Ky., Fr., 10. Moon, Peggy: Hilo Hawaii, Soph., 23, 101. Mooney, Betty Jean: Forest City, N.C., Soph., 22. Moore, Elwood: Cordell, Ky., Fr., 10. Moore, Kenneth: Ewing, Va., Fr., 8. Moore, Rosalia: Greeneville, Tenn., Fr., 13. MOORE, Herbert Levon: Cutler, Ind., Sr., 87, 101, 102, 129. Prayer Group 2,3,4; Life Service 2,3,4; YMCA 1,2,3,4; Christian Youth Fellow- ship 1,2,3,4; Berea Christian Youth Council 3; PAF 4; Berea Players 4; Chimes 4; Delta Phi Alpha 3,4. MOORE, Lillian: Batavia, Ohio, Sr., 113, 129. WAA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3; Ag- Home Ec Club 3,4; Home Ec Club 3,4; YWCA 1,2,4; Outlying Work 3; PAF 3; Berea Players 2. MOORE, Patricia: Lynch, Ky., Sr., 129. Moores, Billy: Berea, Ky., Jr., 27, 104, 109. Morelock, Edith: Greenville, Tenn., Soph., 21, 89. Morgan, Edith: Fr. N., 33. MORRIS, Norma: Chattanooga, Tenn., Sr., 113, 130, WAA 2,3,4; Sociol- ogy Club 4; YWCA 2,3; Berea Players 3. Morris, Ralph: Cecilia, Ky., Fr., 10. Morrow, Ernest: Berea, Ky., Jr., 30. Morrow, Ruby: Highland Park, Mich., Jr., 30. MOYERS, Wade: Speedwell, Tenn., Sr., 130. YMCA 4. Mull, Rondal: Morganton, N.C., Fr., 13. MULLINS, Bev: Haysi, Va., Sr., 98, 130. Bus. and Ec. Club 3,4; Pi Gamma Mu 4. MULLINS, Charlene: Whitesburg, Ky., Sr., 89, 90, 130. Harmonia 2,3,4; Women ' s Glee Club 3,4; Medical Science Club 4; YWCA 1; Wall- paper 3; Chimes 3; Soc. Chrm. 3. Mullins, Rena: Clintwood, Va., Fr., 13. Murray, Ellen: Mt. Carmel, Conn., Soph., 21. Muse, Pauline: Rineyville, Ky., Fr., 14. MUSICK, Virginia: Gilbert, W. Va., Sr., 140. Band 4; Harmonia 2,3,4; Methodist Youth Fellowship 4. Musser, Mary: Frankford, W. Va., Fr., 12. Myers, Louise: Brevard, N.C., Soph., 23. NAPIER, Patrick: Hazard, Ky., Sr., 96, 140. Ag Union 1,2,3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3; Prayer Group 1,2; YMCA 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Country Dancers 1,2,3,4; Sr. Scouts 1,2,3,4. Neal, Lilas: Old Fort, N.C., Soph., 17, 87. NEAL, Mary Alice: Paintsville, Ky., Sr., 130, 102. Harmonia 3; Methodist Church Choir I; WAA 3; Life Sav- ing 1; Ag-Home Ec Club 2; Metho- dist Youth Fellowship 4; Berea Players I; Cosmopolitans 1; Wall- paper 1; Chimes 1. Nelson, Orval: Charleston, W. Va., Fr., 11. NELSON, William: Clio, S.C., Sr., 119. Medical Science Club 3,4; Inter- Dorm Council 1,2; L. Division Sen- ate 1; Vet ' s Club 3,4; Pi Alpha 4. Nettles, Betty: Asheville, N.C., Jr., 29. NewBERN, Pearl: Williamston, N.C., Sr., 140, 98, 99, 102. Business Ec Club 3,4; Psychology Club 3,4; PAF 3,4; Berea Players 1 . Newman, Richard: St. Charles, Va., Fr., 19. Nicholas, Andrew: Winchester, Ky., Soph., 22. NICHOLAS, Margaret: Stocksville, N.C., Sr., 119. Bird Club 4; Berea Players 3,4; Class Secretary 3. Nickolaskis, Nicholas: Cairo, Egypt. Fr., 11, 100, 101. Nickell, Edna: Daysboro, Ky., Fr., 14, 91. NICKELS, Wilma: Coburn, Va., Sr. Nurse, 32. Noel, Barbara: Jr., 27. Noel, Ronald: Peach Creek, W. Va., Jr., 30, 98. Nolan, Lois: Loyall, Ky., Jr., 27. Noll, Dolores: Berea, Ky., Soph., 23, 63, 87, 88, 1 13. Norris, Naomi: Summer Shade, Ky., Jr., 29. O ' Daniel, Rebecca: Belmont, N.C., Soph., 22. Olson, Marolyn: Whiting, Ind., Fr., 15. OSBURN, Janice: Wayne, W. Va., Sr., 140, 87. Harmonia 2; Methodist Church Choir 3; WAA 2; Ag-Home Ec Club 2,3; Home Ec Club 3,4; V.-Pres. 3; Prayer Group 1,2,3,4; Life Service 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; YWCA 1,3,4; Worship Ch. 4. Padgett, Clarence: Fr., 8. PANTER, Eleanor: Cleveland, Ohio, Sr., 140. WAA 1,2,3,4; Bus. Ec. Club 3,4; Student Council 3; Secretary; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; PAF 2,3; Berea Players 1 .2. Parker, Betty: Decatur, Ala., Jr., 30. Parker, Lorene: Salt Sulphur Springs, W. Va., Fr., 10. Parker, Richard: Middlesboro, Ky., Jr., 28, 93, 109. PARKS, Newton: Shreveport, La., Sr., 119, 90, 98. Band 1; Royal Col- legians 1,2,3,4; Bus. Ec. Club 3,4; YMCA 1,2,3,4; PAF 2,3,4; Berea Players 1,2,4; Vanguards 2,3. Parrish, Doris: Bryson City, N.C., Fr., 10. Parsley, Douglas: Berea, Ky., Jr., 30, 1 10. Parsons, Doris: Oak Ridge, Tenn., Jr., 29. PATRICK, Fannie: Williamsburg, Ky., Sr. Nurse, 33. PATTERSON, Herman: Grays Branch, Ky., Sr., 87, 93, 98, 130. Bus. Ec. Club 2,3,4; Publicity Dir. 3; YMCA 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3, Pres- ident 4; Christian Youth Fellowship 2, V-Pres.; Berea Christian Youth Council; Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Group Ch. 1, Program Ch. 3,4, Wallpaper 1,2,3; Tech. Mgr. 2, Circulation Mgr. 3; Student Hand Book 3; Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4; Tau Delta Tau 3,4, President 4. Patton, Florence: Auxier, Ky., Soph., 20. PATTON, Glenna: Haysi, Va., Sr., 91, 130. WAA 1,2; FTA 3; YWCA 1,2,3; Outlying Work 3,4; Baptist Training Union 1,2; Berea Players 1,2; Country Dancers 3,4. PATTON, Joe: Hite, Ky., Sr., 119, 28. Ag Union 1,2,3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Berea Players 1,2; Vet ' s Club 3; Wallpaper 2,3; Class Pres- ident 3. Patton, Mabel: Black Mountain, N.C., Fr., 10, 89. Patton, Russell: Langley, Ky., Jr., 96. Payne, Carl: Corbin, Ky., Soph., 23, 86. Peak, Margaret: Gilbert, W. Va., Soph., 21. PEARSON, Orville: Charlestown, Ind., Sr., 63, 70, 87, 130. Prayer Group 2; Life Service 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; YMCA 1,2; PAF 2; Berea Players 2; Twenty Writers 3,4; Chimes 4. Peaslee, Donald: Jr., 26, 62. PENNINGTON, Cleda: Ashland, Ky., Sr. Nurse, 33. Pennington, Phyllis: Ashland, Ky., Jr., 28, 62, 94. Perdue, Sarah: Bluefield, Va., Soph., 20, 98. Perkins, Yvonne: Jr., 29, 89. Peters, Ella Mae: Goshen, Va., Fr., 7, 96. PETERS, Mary Alice: Goshen, Va., Sr., 87, 131. Prayer Group 1,2,3; Life Service 1,2,3,4; YWCA 1,2,3; Out- lying Work 1,3,4, President 3, Mem- bership Chrm. 4; FOR 1,2,3,4; Be- rea Christian Youth Council 4; Berea Players 3. Peterson, Loretta: Thorsby, Ala., Sr. Nurse, 33. Pettit, Pauline: New Castle, Ind., Jr., 29. PETTIT, Norma: Jamestown, Ky., Sr., 97, 138. WAA 1,2; Life Saving 1 ; Ag-Home Ec Club 3; Home Ec Club 4; Inter-Dorm Council 2; YWCA 1,2; Berea Players 1,2. Phillpott, Woodrow: Norwood, Ohio, Jr., 26, 70, 93. Phillips, Harry: Washington College, Tenn., Soph., 23. Phillips, Jewell: Jr., 97. Phipps, Christine: New Castle, Ind., Soph., 26. PICKLESIMER, Lewellyn: Volga, Ky., Sr., 138. Vet ' s Club 2. PICKETT, Nora: Graysville, Tenn., Sr., 131. PAL 1; Clothing Com. 2; In- ter-Dorm Council 2; Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Wallpaper 2. Pigg, Jimmy: Jr., 24, 29, 109. Pigman, Betty: Fr., 89. PIGMON, Janice: Brinkley, Ky., Sr., 80, 94, 131. Harmonia 2,4; Medical Science Club 3,4; Sec.-Treas. 4; Berea Players 3; May Court 4. Pittman, Thomas: Soph , 23. Planck, Anna: Fr., 89. Plymale, Doris: Fr., 87. Poston, Hugh: Canton, N.C., Soph., 18, 96. Powers, Alma: Jr., 27, 91. Price, Gaylyn: Piney Flats, Tenn., Fr., 14. PROFFITT, Wayne: Burnsville, N.C., Sr., 86, 96, 102, 131. Ag Union 1,2,- 3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Treas- urer 4; Men ' s Council 4; Prayer Group 1,2,3; Life Service 2; YMCA 1,2,3,4; Baptist Training Union 1,2; Methodist Youth Fellowship 4; Be- rea Players 1,3,4. PROPPS, Alice: Fayetteville, W. Va., Sr., 131. Medical Science Club 3,4; In- ter-Dorm Council 1; Berea Players 1,2. Propst, Sue: Icard, N.C., Fr., 7. Puckett, June: Old Hickory, Tenn., Jr., 25, 88. Purkey, Anita: Knoxville, Tenn., Fr., 10. Purman, James: Bardstown, Ky., Soph., 21, 86, 87. RAE, Patrick: Rock Hill, S.C., Sr., 102, 119. Sociology Club 3,4; YWCA 3,4; Outlying Work 3; PAF 3,4; Berea Players 3,4; Vanguards 3; Wallpaper 4; Chimes 4. Ragland, Janie: Fr., 13. Ramey, Joan: Gesling, Ky., Soph., 23, 87, 97. Ramsay, John: Soph., 87, 91. Randolph, Bertha: Middleburg, Ky., Fr., 14. Ratcliffe, Jean: Ashland, Ky., Soph. 101. Ray, Margaret: Newland, N.C., Fr., 12. Rayburn, George: Red House, W. Va., Fr., 11. Reasor, Phillip: Pennington Gap, Va., 8. Reath, Harry: Union Mills, N.C., Soph., 20. Recio, Ruben: Antilla, Cuba, Fr., 15. Redmond, Betty: Fr. N., 33. REECE, Gladys: Butler, Tenn., Sr., 97, 131. Bus. and Ec. Club 2; Ag-Home Ec Club 4; Home Ec Club 4; YWCA 1,2,3; Outlying Work 1; PAF 1,2; Berea Players 3,4; Class Secretary 3. Reece, Jack: Soph., 16, 19, 89. Renchen, Dorothy: Fr. N., 11. Repair, Harold: Parsons, W. Va., Jr., 30. Reynolds, Douglas: Kodak, Ky., Soph., 17. Reynolds, Hazel: P. G., 1 13. Rice, Gene: Middlesboro, Ky., Soph., 17. Rice, Oliver: Soph., 96. Richards, Ada: Toner, Ky., Fr., 12. Richie, Georgia: Jr., 26. Rickard, Robert: Whipple, W. Va., Soph., 21, 89, 90. RICKARD, William: Whipple, W. Va., Sr., 94, 109, 131. Band 1,2,3; Men ' s Glee Club 2,3; Royal Col- legians 2; Union Church Choir 1 ; B Club 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; PAF 3; Medical Science Club 3,4; YMCA 2,3; Berea Players 2,3; Veterans Club 2,3. Rieben, Paul Andre: Berea, Ky., Soph., 19, 100, 101. RISLEY, Sheridan: Berea, Ky., Sr., 99, 100, 102, 131. French Club 2,3,4; PAL 4; PAF 1,2,3,4, Executive Comm. 3,4; Berea Players 3,4; Cos- mopolitans 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 4. ROBBINS, John R.: Patriot, Ind., Sr., 96, 102, 110, 131. Basketball 1,2; B Club 1,2,3,4; Ag Union 3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4. Robbins, Norma: Mentor, Tenn., Fr., 12. Robbins, Sherman: Hazard, Ky., Fr., 8. Robertson, Emmie: Spartanburg, S.C., Fr., 14, 86. Robinette, Betty: Fr., N., 33. Robinson, Elbert: Williamsburg, Ky., Jr., 28. ROBINSON, Robert: Ludlow, Ky., Sr., 63, 70, 95, 101, 131. Berea Players 1,2,3; Chimes 4; Class Vice Pres. 2; Delta Phi Alpha 3,4; Pi Alpha 3,4; Pi Alpha 3,4; Fire Department 2; Twenty Writers 3,4; YMCA 1,2,- 3,4, Cabinet 1,2. Roe, Hazel: Morehead, Ky., Jr., 30. Rogers, Doyle: Speedwell, Tenn., Jr., 25, 96. ROGERS, French: Speedwell, Tenn., Sr., 132. YMCA, Berea Players, Vet- erans Club. Rogers, John: Speedwell, Tenn., Fr., 10. Rogers, Robert: Soph., 22, 102. Rolland, William: Parma, Ohio, Jr., 26. Rosenberg, Thekla: Mt. Vernon, N. Y., Jr., 26, 99. Ross, Betty: Spruce Pine, N.C., Fr., 12. Ross, Imogene: Martha, Ky., Fr., 10. ROSS, John: Rutherfordton, N.C., Sr., 132. Men ' s Glee Club 2,3; French Club 1; Medical Science Club 4; Photography Club 3; YMCA 1 ; Be- rea Players 1; Veterans Club 2,3. ROUSH, William Harold: Alderson, W. Va., Sr., 94, 95, 132. Medical Science Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Prayer Group 1,2; YMCA 1,2,4; Berea Players 1; Pi Alpha 3,4. Rubio-Lopez, Amalio: Havana, Cuba, Fr., 10. RUBIO, Jose: Havan a, Cuba, Sr., 95, 119. PAL 2,3,4, Pres. 3; Physics Club 3; Math Club 3,4; YMCA 1,2; Berea Players 2; Cosmopolitans 1,2, Pres. 2; Sigma Pi Sigma 3,4, Pres. 3. Rudd, Oral: Fr., 11. Rummell, John: Jr., 62. SALTER, James: Richmond, Ky., Sr., 132. Medical Science Club 3,4, Program Chrm. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Prayer Group 1,2,3, Leader 3; Life Service 2; YMCA 1,2; Berea Christian Youth Council 2,3; Berea Players 2; Veterans Club 2,3; Pi Alpha 2,3,4; Outlying Work 1 . Salter, Martha: Richmond, Ky., Fr. N., 33. Salyer, Ruby: Jr., 102. SAMS, Wanda: Burnsville, N.C., Sr., 97, 102, 132. Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Home Ec Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 4; YWCA 3,4; Berea Players 3,4. SANDLIN, Mary Saferight: Hillsville, Va., Sr., 98, 141. Union Church Choir 1; PAL 1; YWCA 1,2,3; PAF 1,2,- 3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3; Wallpa- per 1,2; Pi Gamma Mu. 4. Sansing, Evelyn: Ashland, Ky., Jr., 89. Sawyer, Glenna: Woodbine, Ky., Soph., 17. Sayre, Patricia: Shinnston, W. Va., Fr., 12, 63. Scott, Ruby: Rose Hill, Va., Soph., 18, 100. Ssals, Mary: Whittier, N.C., Soph., 21, 87. Seay, Hilda: Asheville, N.C., Soph., 17. SETO, Frank: San Francisco, Calif., Sr., 70, 95, 101, 132. Chimes 4; Pi Alpha 2,3,4. Sevy, Evelyn: Rainelle, W. Va., Soph., 23, 97. Sevy, Robert: Victor, W. Va., Fr., 14. Sexton, Fern: Grayson, Ky., Soph., 22, 97. Shadowen, Herbert: Fredonia, Ky., Jr., 27, 102, 109. SHAFFER, Betty: Parkersburg, W. Va., Sr., 70, 95, 138. Harmonia 3,4; Physics Club 3,4, Sec. 3; Math Club 3,4; Outlying Work 2; Meth- odist Student Fellowship 1,2,3,4, Editor of MSF newspaper 3; PAF 2; Berea Players 1 ; Chimes 4, Cir. Mgr.; Pi Alpha 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4. Shamma, Maurice: Soph., 19, 101. SHARP, Norvell: Charleston, W. Va., Sr., 132. Sharpton, Albert: Cullman, Ala., Soph., 19. Shaw, Harry: Somerville, Tenn., Jr., 29. Sheeny, Betty: Charleston, W. Va., Fr., 14. Shelton, Walter: Penrod, Ky., Jr., 26. SHEPARD, Elizabeth: Colquitt, Ga., Sr., 97, 132. WAA 2,3,4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3; Home Ec Club 4; Prayer Group 2,3; YWCA 1,2; BSU 1,2,- 3,4; Berea Players 3; Wallpaper 2. Sherman, Lorene: London, Ky., Jr., 27, 102. SHERMAN, Janrose: Lynch, Ky., Sr., 70, 87, 99, 1 13, 132, WAA 2; Sociol- ogy Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 4; YWCA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4; Outlying Work 3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Van- guards 2; Wallpaper 2; Chimes 3,4; Class Treas. 3. Sherrill, Nellie: Crab Orchard, Tenn., Fr., 14, 86. Sherrow, Jane Ann: Beattyville, Ky., Soph., 23. Shigeta, Mary: Twin Falls, Idaho, Jr., 28, 87. Shofner, Nancy: Grayson, Ky., Soph., 17. Sholar, Lola: Hopkinsville, Ky., Jr., 26, 98, 102. Shrader, Stanley: Rainelle, W. Va., Soph., 19, 109. Shrewsberry, Reynard: Fr., 12. Shultz, Louise: Gatlinburg, Tenn., Jr., 29, 97. SHULTZ, Ruth: Sevierville, Tenn., Sr., 97, 132. WAA 1; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Home Ec Club 3,4; YWCA 2; Berea Players 1,2,3. Shurtleff, Martha: Jr., 30, 89. Simpson, Don: Russell, Ky., Jr., 28. Singlston, Colleen: Smmalena, Ky., Jr., 25. SIZEMORE, Betty: Oak Ridge, Tenn., Sr. N., 33. SIZEMORE, Walter: Hyden, Ky., Sr., 102, 119. YMCA 1,2,3,4; PAF 3,4; Veterans Club 2,3. SKEEN, Earl: Berea, Ky., Sr., 95, 133. Math Club 3,4; Veterans Club 2,3; Pi Alpha 3,4; Sigma Pi Sigma 3,4. SKEEN, Ora Lee Beck: Berea, Ky., Sr., 95, 97, 133. Union Church Choir 1; WAA 1,2; FTA 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Bird Club I; YWCA 1,2. SMELLIE, Peter, Nuera Gerona, Cuba, Sr., 98, 133. Bus. and Ec. Club 3,4; Photography Club 2,3; Cosmopol- itans 1; Berea Players 2,3,4; Senior Scouts 2,3,4; YMCA 1,2,4. SMITH, Armenda Robbins: LaFollette, Tenn., Sr., 133. Wives Club 4; Homemakers Club 3,4. Smith, Evelyn: Jr., 28, 102. SMITH, Helen Opal: Ary, Ky., Sr., 138. YWCA 1; Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Wallpaper I; Permanent Sec. of ' 49 Class. Smith, James: Fr., 10. Smith, Margaret: Caldwell, Idaho, Fr., 15. SMITH, Mary Ruth: Tazewell, Va., Sr. N., 33. Smith, Patricia: Pageton, W. Va., Soph., 19. Smith, Robert: Barbourville, Ky., Jr., 25. Smith, Sarah: Beattyville, Ky., Soph., 22. Smith, Ted: Jr., 30. Smithers, Mildred: Irvine, Ky., Soph., 18, 97. Smithers, Walter: Irvine, Ky., Jr., 29. SNYDER, Catherine Cavalier: Berea, Ky., Sr., 1 19. Berea Players 1,2,3. SNYDER, Charles: Berea, Ky., Sr., 172. Berea Players 1,2; YMCA 1,2; UD Board of Governors 3; Physics Club 4. Southerly, Harvey: Moorefield, W. Va., Fr„ 7, 62, 96. Sparks, Galin: Spruce Pine, N.C., Soph., 22, 102. Spencer, Harold: Arlington, Va., Jr., 26, 88, 96. SPENCER, Julia Thomas: Point Pleasant, W. Va., 133. Harmonia 1,2,3; Methodist Church Choir 3,4; Life Saving 2; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 3; Home Ec Club 3,4; Women ' s Council 3; Prayer Group 2,3. Spickard, Vera: Jr., 28. Sponaugle, Phyllis: Franklin, W. Va., Soph., 21. Spradlin, Colista: Fr., 8, 62. Spurlock, David: Jr., 96, 102. Stallard, Betty: Dungannon, Va., Fr., 7, 62. Stallard, Paul: Whitesburg, Ky., Fr., 7, 62. STAMBAUGH, Bette Ruth: Kingsport, Tenn., Sr., 98, 133. Bus. and Ec. Club 2,3,4; Berea Players 2. Stambaugh, Harry: Jr., 29, 94. Stamper, Charles: Irvine, Ky., Soph., 20. Stamper, Tommy: Grayson, Ky., Fr., 11. Stanley, lleene: Dover, N.J., Sr. N., 33. Stapleton, Mary Lou: Paintsville, Ky., Soph., 23, 97. Steele, Parry: Holden, W. Va., Soph., 19. Stephens, Lois: Betsy Layne, Ky., Fr., 13, 88. Stevens, Howard: Jr., 28, 95. Stinson, Robert: Fr., 6, 13, 86, 96. Stone, Charles: Sugar Grove, Va., Jr., 26, 98. Stone, John: Big Stone Gap, Va., Fr., 8. STORM, Sue: Ashland, Ky., Sr., 141. STOUT, John: Three Mile, N.C., Sr., 133. Strunk, Sheila: Berea, Ky., Fr., 14. Stylos, Paul: Boston, Mass., Jr., 30, 1 10. Sublett, Faye: Coburg, Ky., Fr., 14. Sublett, Herman: Coburg, Ky., Fr., 14. Sulesky, Frank: Scarbro, W. Va., Fr., 11. Sutherland, Henry: Wytheville, Va., Jr., 26, 100. Sutherland, Leona: Honaker, Va., Fr., 8. Sutton, Melvin: Kettle Island, Ky., Fr., 7, 96. Sweet, Marjorie: Soph. 23. Sykes, Mae: Clintwood, Va., Fr., 12. Tackitt, Carlos: Naples, Ky., Fr., 8. TAITANO, Richard: Dededo, Guam, Sr., 98, 139. YMCA 1,2,3; PAF 2,3; Cosmopolitans 1,2,3; Pi Gamma Mu 3. Talbott, Dorothy: Belington, W. Va., Jr., 29, 62, 97. Tollman, Wiley: Bristol, Tenn., Fr., 14. TALLY, Mary Esther: Chattanooga, Tenn., Sr., 97, 133. Harmonia 1,3; Life Saving 2; Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Home Ec Club 4, Treas; Inter-Dorm Council 2; YWCA 1,4; Canterbury Fellowship 2,3,4; Berea Players 2; Country Dancers 2,3. TANKERSLEY, Alma: Marshes Siding, Ky., Sr., 140. Harmonia 1; Life Saving 3; French Club 3,4; PAL 1,2,3, Sec. 3; YWCA 4; PAF 3,4; Berea Players 2,3,4; Cosmopolitans 3. Taulbee, Mildred: Hazel Green, Ky., Fr., 9. TAULBEE, Orrin: Taulbee, Ky., Sr., 141. French Club 1,2; Physics Club 2,3; Berea Players 1,2,3. Taylor, Dorothy: Asheville, N.C., Soph., 22. Taylor, Effie: Corbin, Ky., Jr., 27, 97. Teague, Rubye: Laurens, S.C., Jr., 30, 63, 102. THAYER, Garland: Abingdon, Va., Sr., 141. Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Cross-Country 2,3; Bird Club 2; Guest House Pres. 3; YMCA, Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 3; Methodist Youth Group, Vice Pres. 3; Berea Chris- tian Youth Council 2,3; Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Country Dancers 4. Thomas, Alberta: Onieda, Tenn., Jr., 28, 102. Thomas, Douglas: Fr., 7. Thomas, Laurawjlla: Lyall, Ky., Fr., 12. Thomas, Mary L. : Oneida, Tenn., Fr., 12. Thompson, Betty: Louisa, Ky., Fr., 9. Thompson, Estill: Louisa, Ky., Fr., 12. Thompson, Freddie: Beattyville, Ky., Soph., 17. Thompson, Glen: Grayson, Ky., Jr., 28, 102, 109. Thompson, Mattie: Pilot Mountain, N.C., Fr., 13. Thompson, Mrs. Verna: Berea, Ky., Jr., 30. Thorton, Irving: Soph., 109. Tieche, Thomas: Martin, Ky., Soph., 20, 88, 89, 90. TIGNOR, John: Hindman, Ky., Sr., 96, 141. Ag Union 1,2,3,4. TIPTON, Dennis: Tipton Hill, N.C., Sr., 133. Cheerleader 2; Track 1; B Club 3,4; YMCA 1,2,3; Berea Players 3. Tisinger, Claude: Edinburg, Va., Fr., 11. Tonne, Myrtle: Jr., 27, 82. Trail, Mary Jim: Beckley, W. Va., Jr., 27, 70, 98, 102. TRUMBO, Margaret: Tollesboro, Ky., Sr., 97, 141. Home Ec Club 4; YWCA 1; Union Youth Fellowship 1,2; Be- rea Players 3. Tuck, Ala: Emporia, Va., Soph., 18, 62, 96, 102, 110. Tucker, William: Pleasant Hill, Tenn., Soph., 17, 96. Tully, Kathleen: Trinity, Ky., Soph., 18. Turner, Grace: Rupert, W. Va., Soph., 19, 98. Turner, Irene: Talbert, Ky., Jr., 28, 102. Umans, Alice: Brooklyn, N.Y., Jr., 27, 102. Valentine, Gladys: Paint Lick, Ky., Soph., 21. VANDIVIER, Robert: Berea, Ky., Sr., 133. YMCA 3,4; PAF 3, 4. Von Home, Avonelle: Falkburg, Ky., Fr., 11. VIA, Lawrence: Berea, Ky., Sr., 119. Vickers, Joline: Alkal, W. Va., Jr., 25, 1 13. Vickers, Tommie: Rutherfordton, N.C., Fr., 14, 62. Volk, Grace: Fr., 9, 86. Wade, Nadene: Decatur, Ky., Fr., 11. Walker, Doris: Jr., 30, 62, 86. WALKER, Nella: Ashland, Ky., Sr., 70, 102, 134. Sociology Club 4; Pho- tography Club 3; Math Club 3,4 Prayer Group 1,2; YWCA 1,2,3,4 Outlying Work 2,3; BSU 1,2,3,4 Berea Christian Youth Council 3 PAF 4; Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Wall- paper 1,2,3, Cir. Mgr. 2, Managing Editor 3; Student Hand Book 3; Y Guide 2, Co-Editor; Chimes 4, Editor. Walker, Philip: Bostic, N.C., Soph., 21. Wallen, Jean: Ezel, Ky., Jr., 26. Waller, William: Verona, Ky., Soph., 18, 1 10. Ward, James: Fr., 96. Warholm, Dot: Grundy, Va., Soph., 17. Warrick, Scott: Jr., 26. WATSON, Bonnie Jean: Anderson, S.C., Sr., 80, 134. Union Church Choir 2,3; WAA 4; Psychology Club 3,4, Publicity Chrm. 3; Berea Players 1,2,3; May Court 4. WATSON, Fritz: Anderson, S.C., Sr., 12, 95, 119, Physics Club 3,4; Math Club 3,4; YMCA 1; Berea Players 3; Veterans Club 3,4; Pi Alpha 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 4. Watson, Hazel: Gatlinburg, Tenn., Soph., 22, 97. WATTS, Mae: Tiger, Ga., Sr., 134. WAA 1,2; YWCA 1,2,3; Outlying Work 2; Prayer Group 4. Watts, Vinson: Leatherwood, Ky., Fr., 7 Webb, Ann: Powhatan, Va., Fr., 9, 87 WEBB, Helen: Belona, Va., Sr., 63, 70 134. Prayer Group 1,2,3; Life Ser- vice 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2,3; YWCA 1,2 BSU 1,2,3; Union Youth Fellow ship 4, Vice Pres.; Berea Players 2 Twenty Writers 3,4; Chimes 4. Webb, Janet: Fr. N , 11, 33. WEBBER, Betty Jane: Lexington, Ky., Sr., 63, 70, 87, 134. Baptist Church Choir 3; Women ' s Glee Club 4; Prayer Group 3,4; YWCA 3,4, Dramatic Chrm. 4; BSU 3,4, State Reporter 4; Berea Players 3,4, Exe- cutive Council 3; Publicity Director 3; Cosmopolitans 3; Twenty Writers 4; Wallpaper 3; Chimes 4, Pub. Dir.; Tau Delta Tau 4; Citizens Committee 4, Pub. Co-Chrm.; Stu- dent Handbook 3. WEDDINGTON, Ester: Berea, Ky., Sr., 134. Cheerleader 2; Home Ec Club 4; Inter-Dorm Council 2; Prayer Group 1,2; YWCA 1,2; PAF 1,2; Berea Players 1,2,3; Wallpaper 2; Class Social Chrm. 2. WEDDINGTON, W. Harry: Berea, Ky., Sr., 110, 134. Band 1; Men ' s Glee Club 1; Baseball 3,4; B Club 3,4; Physics Club 3; Biology Sem- inar 4; YMCA 1,2; Veterans Club 2,3; Wallpaper 2,3; Phi Delta 1,2. Welsh, John: Berea, Ky., Jr., 100. WELSH, William: Berea, Ky., Sr., 99, 134. Men ' s Glee Club 1,2; Union Church 2,4; UD Senate 3; YMCA 1,2,4; Berea Players 1,2,3, Pres. 3; Wallpaper 4; Chimes 3; Tau Kappa Alpha 4; President of US- NSA 1947-1948. Wesley, Charles: Soph., 102. Wesley, Eugene: Lynch, Ky., Jr., 29, 90. Wesley, John: Lynch, Ky., Jr., 27. Wesley, Robert: Jamestown, Ky., Jr., 25. Westfall, Robert: Flatwoods, W. Va., Soph., 19. Whitaker, John: Grant, Ala., Soph., 18, 87, 97, 1 10. White, Daisy: Cumberland, Ky., Jr., 25, 89. WHITE, John D.: Steubenville, Ky., Sr., 134. Ag Union 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 2, Publicity Manager 3; Inter- Dorm Council 2; YMCA 1; Berea Players 2; Veterans Club 2; Base- ball 1. Whitesell, Thomas: Staunton, Va., Soph., 17, 96, 1 10. Whitis, Lena Marie: Somerset, Ky., Soph., 23, 97. WICKLINE, Lee: Union, W. Va., Sr., 95, 134. Physics Club 3; Math Club 3,4, Pres. 4; YMCA 1,2,3; Berea Players 2; Veterans Club 2,3; Sig- ma Pi Sigma 4, Vice Pres. 4. Wigington, Ralph: Chattanooga, Tenn., Jr., 30, 62. Williams, Barbara: Fr., 11, 62. Williams, Barnert: Berea, Ky., Soph., 88, 98, 99. Williams, Betty: Berea, Ky., Soph., 22. Williams, David: Portsmouth, Ohio, Soph., 88. Williams, Garland: Middletown, Ohio, Jr., 25, 102, 1 10. Williams, Harold: Berea, Ky., Jr., 110. WILLIAMS, Robert: Paintsville, Ky., Sr., 139. Berea Players 1,2; Pho- tography Club 3. Williams, Wyldine: Berea, Ky., Soph., 23, 88. Williams, Willis: Soph., 91. Willis, Arthur: Spruce Pine, N.C., Soph., 23, 100. Willis, James: Shady Spring, W. Va., Fr., 12. WILSON, Alma Kipp: Washington, D. C, Sr. N., 32. Wilson, Cleo: Soph , 23. Wilson, Eddie: Columbus, N.C., Soph., 23. Wilson, Emogene: Soph., 16, 22. WILSON, Howard: Corbin, Ky., Sr., 135. Veterans Club 4. Wilson, Imogene: Paint Lick, Ky., Soph., 23, 89. WILSON, John: Forest City, N.C., Sr., 86, 135. Harmonia 1, 2,3,4; Men ' s Glee Club 1,2,3; Studio Ensemble 2; Union Church Choir 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4, Treas.; Lower Division Senate 1; YMCA 1,2,3,4; Canterbury Fellowship 3,4; PAF 4; Veterans Club 2,3; Co-social Chrm. 2,3. WILSON, Josef: Burnsville, N.C., Sr., 98, 116, 120. Royal Collegians 2; Bus. and Ec. Club 2,3,4; Medical Science Club 3; YMCA 1,2; Class Vice Pres. 4. Wilson, Ohlen: Galax, Vc, Jr., 29. WILSON, Roy: Brutus, Ky., Sr., 86, 102, 109, 135. B Club 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4, Captain 3; FTA 3,4, Vice Pres. 3,4; Physics Club 3,4; Men ' s Council 3,4, Chrm. 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Vice Pres. 3. Wilson, Sarah: Louisa, Ky., Fr., 14. WILSON, Stanley: Lesbos, Ky., Sr., 135. Wineborger, Fred: Zionville, N.C., Soph., 21, 96. WINFREY, Helen: Forest Cottage, Ky., Sr. N., 33. WING, Morgan: Erlanger, Ky., Sr., 94, 95, 139. Medical Science Club 2, 3,4; Bird Club 3, Pres.; PAF 3,4; Veterans Club 2,3,4. WING, Sarah Hutcherson: Erlanger, Ky., Sr., 89, 120. Harmonia 1,2; Wom- en ' s Glee Club 3,4; Union Church Choir 1,2; Math Club 3,4; Bird Club 3, Treas; Wallpaper 1,2; Chimes 3; Pi Alpha 3,4, Vice Pres. Wise, Milton: Newland, N.C., Jr., 26, 96. WISECUP, Martin: Manchester, Ohio, Sr., 135. Ag Union 1,2,3,4; Vet- erans Club 1 ,2. Wiseman, Emma: McDowell, Va., Fr., 13. Wittig, Josephine: Guatemala City, C.A., Fr., 13. WOLFE, Jo Ella: Logan, W. Va., Sr., 97, 135. Harmonia 1; Orchestra 1; WAA 1; FTA I; Medical Science Club 3; YWCA 2; Berea Players 3; Wallpaper 2. WOOD, Burgin: Jacksboro, Tenn., Sr., 135. Medical Science Club 4; Lower Division Senate 1 ; Berea Players 2; Veteran Club 2; Pi Alpha 4. WOOD, Jo Crutchfield: Tazewell, Tenn., Sr., 135. Berea Players 1,2; Pi Alpha 4. WOODS, Earl: Holden, W. Va., Sr., 94, 135. Harmonia 1 ; Men ' s Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Track Team 1,2; Tumbling Team 4; B Club 1,2,3,4; Life Saving 1,2; Medical Science Club 3,4, Program Chrm. 4; YMCA 1,2; Social Chrm. 1. Woody, Alice: Fr. N., 33. WOOLUMS, Anna: Indianapolis, Ind., Sr., 62, 120. Union Church Choir 2; Cheerleader 1; WAA 1,2; YWCA 1,2; PAF 3,4, Publicity Chrm. 3; Berea Players 1,2,3; Twenty Writers 3,4; Wallpaper 1,2,3,4, Editor 1,2, Editorial Chrm. 3,4, News Editor 4; Chimes 3,4, Publicity Editor 3; Pi Gamma Mu 4. WRIGHT, Chessie: Myra, Ky., Sr., 97, 135. Harmonia 3,4; YWCA 1,2,3,4; PAF 3,4; Berea Players 1,2; Cos- mopolitans 1 . Wright, Elizabeth: Soph., 18. BETTER LATE THAN NEVER - - - Wright, Freeda : Jamestown, Tenn., Fr., 11. Wyatt, Billie Faye: Corbin, Ky., Fr., 14. Yablonski, Anna: Scarbro, W. Va., Soph., 18, 87. Yocum, Ruby: Stanford, Ky., Jr., 26, 97. YOKOGAWA, Nobuyuki: Los Angeles, Calif., Sr., 95, 136. Physics Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Pho- tography Club 3; Tennis 3,4; Sig- ma Pi Sigma 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4. Younce, Nell: Franklin, N.C., Fr., 8. YORK, Dorothy: Waynesville, N.C., Sr., 97, 102, 136. Ag-Home Ec Club 3,4; Home Ec Club 3,4; Prayer Group 3,4; YWCA 2,3; Berea Play- ers 2,4. Young, lone: Richwood, W. Va., Jr., 27, 87. Young, James: Richwood, W. Va., Fr., 6, 7. Young, Joan: Richwood, W. Va., Soph., 19. Young, Laura Willoree: Soph., 18. Yount, Betty: Petersburg, W. Va., Soph., 22. YOUNT, Mary Francis: Petersburg, W. Va., Sr., 80, 136. Union Church Choir 1,2; Ag-Home Ec Club 2; Prayer Group 1,2; PAF 3; Berea Players 1,2; May Court 4. ELVIS LAKE Berea, Ky. Agriculture CHARLES MARLOW SNYDER Berea, Ky. Physics SAFETY — SERVICE — SATISFACTION Berea Bank and Trust Company Dan D. Brock Frank L. McVey, Jr BROCK-McVEY CO. INC. Vine Southeastern Sts. Lexington, Ky. Wholesale Distributor of Supplies for: PLUMBING HEATING TINNING COMPLIMENTS OF T. A. Foley Lumber Co. PARIS, ILLINOIS Can you imagine a home without Photographs of thos e we love and those who love us? Why it just could not be! There is the picture of Mother taken on her wedding day and the funny one of Dad taken in 1929, the year they gave him an interest in the business, and that good one taken last Christmas — and would vou believe it that freckled faced boy in the other photograph is now our six-foot Bob, and the little girl beside him is Mary, who is married and has children of her own, and last of all tucked away in a trunk with a pair of tiny tear stained booties, is a picture of Ethel the baby, whom the Angels lent us but just for a happy holiday. For Mother she lives eternally in that tear-stained photograph. Photography has come to fill a place in all our lives and I hope Daguerre who discovered it can look down from heaven and see what came of running around trying to catch sunlight in a little black box. 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