Berea College - Chimes Yearbook (Berea, KY)

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r A Book About Berea Colleae 378.7691 B487c 1951 Berea College Collegiate dept. Senior class Chim es. Mid-Te)-m Graduation Exercises On The Following Pages You Will

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The 1951 Chimes 1$ A Word From The Editor As I considered the questions of who should print the Chimes, or do the en- graving, representatives from various firms offered attractive proposals to sway the decision of a yearbook editor their way. We ' ll do the complete layout for you, one artist said. I was tempted to go along with some of these offers, but one thing caused me to change my mind. I believed that the CHITvIES could best represent Berea by having all the planning and work done by students. No other person can best put into words, or pictures, the true Berea story. I ' m glad to say that I was not disappointed in the results. I feel that with the budget and materials that the staff had at hand, a creditable job has been done. When the seniors selected me to edit the CHIMES, I knew that it would be a big job. It was! The book, however, could not have been published without the help of several people, especially, Charles Honeycutt, who worked diligently as business manager; Margie Sue Sweet, who handled subscriptions and circulation; Bernard May, who did all the photography except class panels; John Rummel, who offered welcome advice ; and Charles Carrington, who filled the role of faculty adviser. My thanks go to these people, and every other person who assisted in any manner. The CHIMES was aided immensely, too, by my wife. She willingly saw our prefab turned into an office — littered often by pictures, papers, and other items. To her, I also say thanks. Now that the last book has been delivered, my only wish is that it meets the expectations of each I ' eader.

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