College 378.7691 B487c 1952 Berea College Collegiate dept. Senior class Chimes. Printing by the BEREA COLLEGE PRESS, Berea, Ky. Engravings by the JAHN OLLIER ENGRAVING CO-, Chic ago, III. Binding Covers by the KINGSPORT PRESS, Kmgsport, Tenn. Portraits by RALPH WIGINGTON, Bereo, Ky. ■■■Presentln THE 1952 tOerea, -Kenluchu Co-editors JOANNE DINGUS CORBAN GOBLE Business Manager WHEELER BELL Advertising Managers ROBERT BAIRD RONDAL MULL CHIMES Scnio of m CJL r 1952 Circulation Manager NAN HARRIS SEVY Foundation Section Editor MIMA FAYE RICE Sports Section Editor LELAND MARTIN Staff Photographer LANJUL CHAIRATANA The Staff has designed the 1952 CHIMES as a book of memories Turn through these pages and remember. Administration 12 Faculty 15 Foundation Seniors 78 College Seniors 2 4 Foundation Juniors 82 College Dedication 48 Foundation Sophomores and College Juniors 5C Freshmen 84 College Sophomores 56 Foundation Activities 85 College Freshmen 64 College Activities School of Nursing Fact Ity 71 Sports 106 Senior Nurses 72 Spring Events 1 17 Junior Nurses 7 4 Index 124 Foundation School Facu Ity 76 Senior Biographies 129 Foundation Dedication 78 Advertisements 13 2 J 1952 CHIMES STAFF 7 For we will remember Berea classes and chapels and labor... and who hasn ' t wanted to wear a new pair of Sunday shoes or planned a bike trip — who has been in Berea that won ' t remember Berea rain . . . and whether on a crowded city street or a lonely road you can always spot a Berea face . . . 10 We ' ve patched together term papers, prowled the stacks, thumbed through dozens of reading lists, and dreamed of read- ing something not required . . . n PRESIDENT FRANCIS S. HUTCHINS We ' ll remember too, the people who make Berea go 12 BUSINESS MANAGER ' S OFFICE— George R. Kavanaugh, Business Manager, Paul Nestor, Assistant Business Manager, Ervin Connelly, Maude Ledford, Secretary, Mrs. John Davis REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE — Virginia Auvil, Assistant Registrar, Phyllis Shumaker, Assist- ant Registrar, Edith Gott, Assistant OFFICE OF GUIDANCE AND TESTING— Marguerite Sloan, Assistant Director, Charles N. Shutt, Director TREASURER ' S OFFICE— Mabel Sangren, Secretary, L. D. Bibbee, Treasurer ADMISSIONS OFFICE— Allan Morreim, Director ALUMNI OFFICE — Charles C. Carnngton, Alumni Secretary the Administration 13 the Deans . LABOR OFFICE — Hilda Weiringa, As- sistant, Ben Welsh, Assistant, Wilson Evans, Dean of Labor ASSOCIATE DEAN ' S OFFICE — Mrs. W. S Swinford, Kenneth H. Thompson, Associate Dean, Rebekah Miller, Secretary DEAN OF WOMEN ' S OFFICE — Mrs. Helen Dingus, Julia Allen, Dean of Women COLLEGE DEAN ' S OFFICE— Mrs. Maude Kilbourne, Secretary, Louis Smith, Dean of the College, Mrs. Delores Tackitt DEAN OF MEN ' S OFFI CE— June Pen- noyer, Secretary, Lawrence Gruman, Dean of V en PRESIDENT ' S OFFICE— Charlotte Stewart, Secretary N the Faculty . . . who teach us to rotate crops or to correlate classes . . . AGRICULTURE — Perley Ayer, Warner Vernon, Feaster Wolford, Howard Monier; Sherman Whipple, C. O. Spillman, Thomas Hart, Donald Doer BIOLOGY — Frank Gailey, Herschel Hull, John Bangson; Seth Gilkerson BUSINESS and ECONOMICS — Robert Menefee, Wilson Evans, Orville Boes, Rockwood Chin; A. G. Weidler, Hazel Lincoln, W. E. Newbolt ART — Robert Bigelow, Carol Harding, Dorothy Tredennick, Lester Pross; Christine Miller, Sally Wilkerson EDUCATION — Charles Graham, Pat Wear CHEMISTRY— William Donahue, Gerrit Levey IS ENGLISH — E. J. Weeks, Emily Ann Smith, Mrs. E. J. Weekes, Maureen Faulkner GEOLOGY — Mrs. Mavis Burroughs, W. G Burroughs HOME ECONOMICS — Ruth Woods, Marie Hart, Agnes Dlnsmore, Mildred Carpenter ENGLISH — Mrs. Waldemar Noll, Jerome Hughes, Mrs. Virginia Matthias HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE— Louis Smith, Ralph Jans, J. O. VanHook; Julia Allen, Mrs. Elisabeth Peck HOME ECONOMICS— Mrs. Gladys Morris, Agnes Aspnes, Florence Harrison . . . to understand plots and paragraphs the Spanish-American War . and the causes of 16 MATHEMATICS — T. M. Wright, Dorothy Renzema, Donald Pugsley PHILOSOPHY and RELIGION — George Noss, W. Gordon Ross, D. B. Robertson, Ira J. Martin PHYSICS — Waldemar Noll, Donald Worth MUSIC — Celia Kysela, Mary Belt, Mary Anders, Creston Klingman, Gladys Jameson, Mrs. Margaret Franke, Constance Ohlinger PHYSICAL EDUCATION for WOMEN — Dorothy Currier, Minnie Maude Macaulay, Ruthie Carroll PSYCHOLOGY — James W. Russell, Clara C. Cooper, Irvine M. Dungan to manipulate logarithms or evaluate I. Q. tests 17 LIBRARY SCIENCE — Ethel Wyatt, Blanche Lane, Elizabeth Gilbert, Faunice Hubble, Dorothy Crowder FOREIGN LANGUAGES — Charles Pauck Charlotte Ludlum, Mrs. Ruth DeGamboa, George Daniel, Ruth Uhrhan SOCIOLOGY — Roscoe Giffin, Fuliang Chang, Helen Dingman, Frank Smith The Dewey Decimal System . . . and The Group 18 But it hasn ' t been all work . . . we ' ve played too y Sometimes it was a real fight to the intramural finish with teams like the Anna Smith Ants or the Howard A Roaches V Sometimes it was something that our social chairmen had planned . . . 21 And sometimes it was just fool in ' around 22 COLLEGE CLASSES :.; CLASS OFFICERS Byrne Tinney, Pres- ident; Betty Ross, Secre- tary; Anita Purkey, Social Co-chairman; Bob Byrd Social Co - chairman; Betty Sheehy, Treasurer; David Auxier, Vice-pres- ident 2)en it tor J CLASS OF ' 52 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Betty Stallard, Nan Harris Sevy, Charles Ed- wards, Gene Carter 24 WL WL Mont SUonU in ,„„.„„ Colics and UnwcrMcl James Hale, Homer Porter, Edsel Godsey, Corban Goble, Byrne Tinney, Jesse Hoffman, Wheeler Bell Henry Brown, Di I lard Feltner, Thomas Kim, Harry Phillips, Carlos Tackitt Wilda Brown, Nadene Wade, Harriet Cline, Anita Purkey. Not pictured is Gene Carter 2 i WILMA ADKINS Huntington, West Virginia A.B., Elementary Education CAROLINE ATKINS West Asheville, North Carolina A.B., Elementary Education DOROTHY JUNE ALEXANDER Bobtown, Kentucky A.B., Elementary Education BETTY AUSTIN Asheville, North Carolina A.B., Biology ESTHER ALLEN Trixie, Kentucky A.B., Elementary Education DAVID AUXIER Manila, Kentucky B.S., Agriculture KESSLER ALLEY, Jr. Crab Orchard, Kentucky A.B., Chemistry JAMES E. BACK Blackey, Kentucky B.S., Agriculture 26 ROBERT BAIRD Morganton, North Carolina B.S., Business Administration WHEELER K. BELL Gate City, Virginia A.B., Economics DOROTHY BALL Haysi, Virginia B.S., Business Administration JOYCE CROUCHER BISHOFF Blackey, Virginia A.B., Elementary Education CYNTHIA JOANN BARRIER Charlotte, North Carolina B.S., Dietetics LEAH MAUDINE BASTIN Yosemite, Kentucky B.S., Elementary Education CHARLES BLANKENSHIP Tellico Plains, Tennessee A.B., Art MARY LOU BOGGS Frankford, West Virginia A.B., Religion 27 LORENE PARKER BOW Salt Sulpher Springs, West Virginia B.S., Home Economics MACK A. BREAZEALE Crossville, Tennessee A.B., Physics STEPHEN BOW Columbia, Kentucky A.B., Sociology CAROLYN BREEDLOVE Canton, North Carolina B.S-, Home Economics CLARA BLACKBURN BRADBURY Wheelwright, Kentucky A.B., Elementary Education HENRY SEAWELL BROWN Marion, North Carolina A.B., Geology LEON BRANUM Andersonville, Tennessee A.B., Elementary Education WILDA E. BROWN Fayetteville, West Virginia A.B., Public School Music PEGGY BROWN Traphill, North Carolina A.B., Elementary Education DAVID L. BUNBURY Georgetown, British Guiana A.B., Chemistry WILBURN CURTIS BRUMMITT Herald, Virginia B.S., Agriculture LAURA BURKE Abingdon, Virginia A.B., English WILLIAM BRYSON Draper, Virginia B.S., Agriculture MAXINE BURR Corliss, West Virginia A.B., Sociology LOIS JEAN BUCKNER Weaverville, North Carolina B.S., Home Economics GENE BURTON Plato, Kentucky B.S., Agriculture 29 ROBERT BOND BYRD Morganton, North Carolina A.B., History Political Science WILLIAM EUGENE CARTER Asheville, North Carolina B.S., Business Administration HOWARD A. CADDELL Berea, Kentucky A.B., Social Science Area DORIS MARIE CASH Carrolton, Georgia A.B., Philosophy Religion CORA LEE CAMPBELL Gander, Kentucky A.B., Elementary Education ALEXANDER JAMES CHALMERS Nueva Gerona, Isle of Pines, Cuba B.S., Agriculture GERNA CAMPBELL Carcassonne, Kentucky A.B., Elementary Education JAMES CHENEY Dayton, Kentucky A.B., History Political Science 30 BARBARA CHILDERS Franklin, North Carolina B.S., Dietetics HARRIET D. CLINE Weirton, West Virginia A.B., Sociology BERT E. CLARK Sunman, Indiana A.B., Philosophy Religion WILFORD C. CLINE Baisden, West Virginia A.B., History Political Science DONALD W. CLAYPOOL B.S., Agriculture Lexington, Kentucky ROBERT N. COGGINS Spartanburg, South Carolina B.S., Agriculture ELEANOR B. CLEM Leigh, Nebraska A.B., Sociology LEVIA VIVIAN COPE Huntsville, Alabama B.S., Home Economics 31 MILDRED CORNETT Blackey, Kentucky B.S., Home Economics RAMONA DAVIDSON Peoples, Kentucky A.B., History Political Science LEVI COX Berea, Kentucky B.S., Agriculture FRANK DEADRICK Petersburg, West Virginia A.B., Physics WATSON G. CRAFT Millstone, Kentucky B.S., Agriculture MARTHA FRANCES DENDY Boaz, Alabama A.B., Physical Education MAE CROSSWHITE Shady Valley, Tennessee A.B., Biology FRANCES DILLINGHAM Democrat, North Carolina B.S., Home Economics 32 DOYLE DINGUS Martin, Kentucky A.B., Mathematics BILL H. DOBBINS Bostic, North Carolina B.S., Agriculture JOANNE DINGUS Dungannon, Virginia A.B., English W. HAROLD DOLLAR West Jefferson, North Carolina B.S., Agriculture CLARA DISCO Omar, West Virginia A.B., Public School Music CHARLES EDWARDS Barnardsville, North Carolina B.S., Business Administration DONALD DIXON Blackey, Kentucky B.S., Agriculture MARY E. EUBANKS East Glacier Park, Montana B.S., Business Administration 33 DILLARD B. FELTNER Austin, Indiana A.B., Mathematics PAT FRASHER Fort Gay, West Virginia A.B., Home Economics WILLIAM E. FERGUSON Roanoke, Virginia A.B., Psychology BILL FRIAR Rose Hill, Virginia A.B., Science Area JAMES FISH Mt. Lookout, West Virginia A.B., Geology GEORGE ELTON FULK Bayard, West Virginia A.B., Biology MARGARET FLOYD Cherokee Falls, South Carolina A.B., Sociology ALFRED FULLER Millersville, Maryland A.B., Sociology DOSWELL GENTRY Elkin, North Carolina A.B., Biology CORBAN GOBLE Berea, Kentucky A.B., History Political Science AMY GILES Oak Ridge, Tennessee A.B., Sociology EDSEL GODBEY Berea, Kentucky A.B ., Physical Education JAMES GILLESPIE Lebanon, Virginia A.B., Chemistry GARLAND DARRELL GODSEY Happy, Kentucky A.B., Biology PAULINE JOYCE GIRDLER Eubank, Kentucky A.B., Elementary Education HAZEL GOSSAGE Jamestown, Kentucky B.S., Home Economics 35 JOYCE ELAINE GOUGE Black Mountain, North Carolina A.B., English FRANCIS HAMMOND Berea, Kentucky B.S ., Business Administration JAMES HALE Betsy Layne, Kentucky B.S., Business Administration EDWARD HARRILL Shelby, North Carolina A.B., English JIMMY HALL Beattyville, Kentucky B.S., Business Administration JERRY L. HARRIS Midway, Kentucky A.B., History Political Science NELL HALSEY Independence, Virginia A.B., Elementary Education MILLICENT HEDGES Crawley, West Virginia A.B., Sociology .56 CAROL HENDERSON Fair Mount, Georgia A.B., Sociology JAMES HUBBARD Nora, Kentucky B.S., Agriculture DON HILLMAN Oak wood, Virginia A.B., Mathematics MARILYN HUBBARD Williamsfield, Ohio B.S., Business Administration JESSE E. HOFFMAN Louisville, Kentucky A.B., Physics WALTER JACOBS Louisville, Kentucky A.B., English THEODOSIA HOGAN Valdese, North Carolina A.B., Elementary Education NELL JENNINGS Morristown, Tennessee B.S., Home Economics j 37 SAMUEL JENNINGS Clinton, Tennessee A.B., Elementary Education ANN ALLEY KIDD Crab Orchard, Kentucky A.B., Biology LOIS JOLLEY Tyron, North Carolina A.B., Elementary Education THOMAS KIM Seoul, Korea A.B., Economics WOODROW JONES Marshes Siding, Kentucky A.B., Economics MARY LOUISE KING Grayson, Kentucky B.A., Home Economics PEGGY CLICK KELLY Berea, Kentucky B.S., Home Economics CHRISTINE KINNAIRD Crab Orchard, Kentucky A.B., Elementary Education 38 HOWARD KUHL, Jr. Richwood, West Virginia A.B., Mathematics MATTIE LUSK Herndon Heights, West Virginia A.B., Elementary Education JAMES M. LEATHERWOOD Candler, North Carolina B.S., Agriculture D. ELIZABETH McCONNELL Hendersonville, North Carolina B.S., Home Economics JAMES R. LEMONS Spring City, Tennessee B.S., Agriculture ELOISE McCURRY Bee Log, North Carolina B.S., Home Economics NELVIA LOWE Gulnare, Kentucky A.B., History Political Science ANNA DEAN McGEE Mount Airy, North Carolina A.B., English 39 WILLIAM W. MARION Millsville, Virginia B.S., Agriculture MABEL MEEKS Swannanoa, North Carolina B.S., Dietetics JIM MASTERSON Vincent, Alabama B.S., Business Administration FRANCIS MONTGOMERY Science Hill, Kentucky B.S., Business Administration ROSEMARY MAXEY Harlan, Kentucky A.B., Physical Education EVERETT ELWOOD MOORE Louisa, Kentucky A.B., Physics JAMES T. MEDLEY Grayson, Kentucky A.B., Biology KENNETH MOORE Ewing, Virginia A.B., Biology 40 B. RONDALL MULL Morganton, North Carolina B.S., Business Administration FRED NICKELL Hazel Green, Ky. A.B., Geology RENA JAMES MULLINS Clintwood, Virginia A.B., English SHIZU NOMURA Fukui, Japan A.B., English ELLEN MURRAY Mt. Carmel, Connecticut A.B., Sociology MAROLYN ALICE OLSON Whiting, Indiana A.B., Sociology PAULINE MUSE Rineyville, Kentucky B.S., Business Administration GLADYS OSBORNE Ashland, Kentucky A.B., Mathematics 41 GLEN EDWARD PARKER Hiltcns, Virginia B.S., Business Administration HERBERT PILSON Stuart, Virginia A.B., History Political Science DORIS JEAN PARRISH Bryson City, North Carolina A.B., Biology DORIS PLYMALE Richwood, West Virginia A.B., Elementary Education HARRY A. PHILLIPS Clark, South Dakota A.B., Music HOMER A. PORTER, Jr. Salyersville, Kentucky B.S., Business Administration LOSIE JOE PIERCE South Charleston, West Virginia A.B., Art GAYLYN PRICE Piney Flats, Tennessee A.B., Home Economics : L SUE PROPST Icard, North Carolina A.B., English WILLIAM R. RAMSAY Lithia Springs, Georgia A.B., History Political Science ANITA PURKEY Knoxville, Tennessee A.B., Elementary Education NANCY L. RENKENBERGER Clinton, Tennessee A.B., English FAY RAMEY Oak Ridge, Tennessee A.B., Elementary Education JOHN C. ROGERS Speedwell, Tennessee A.B.. History Political Science HAROLD CASTLE Kenbridge, Virginia B.S., Business Administration WILLIAM RALPH ROSE Hazel Green, Kentucky A.B., Geology 43 BETTY MAE ROSS Spruce Pine, North Carolina B.S., Business Administration BETTY SUE SHEEHY Charleston, West Virginia A.B., History Political Science ORAL RUDD Cutuno, Kentucky B.S., Business Administration NELLIE ANN SHERRILL Crab Orchard, Tennessee A.B., Biology NAN HARRIS SEVY Berea, Kentucky A.B., English REYNARD C. SHREWSBERRY Basin, West Virginia A.B., Chemistry ROBERT H. SEVY Victor, West Virginia A.B., Physics MARGARET HAUN SLOCUM Crossville, Tennessee A.B., Sociology ROBERT SLOCUM Traverse City, Michigan A.B., Physics BETTY NELL STALLARD Dungannon, Virginia A.B., Sociology CHARLES C. SMITH Bright Shade, Kentucky A.B,, Mathematics WILLIAM SUMPTER Loyall, Kentucky A.B., History Political Science MARGARET ANN SMITH Caldwell, Idaho A.B., English CARLOS TACKETT Naples, Kentucky A.B., English VIRGINIA ANN SNEDEGAR Montgomery, West Virginia A.B., Spanish FLONNIE WARD TANNEHILL Mummie, Kentucky A.B., Sociology 45 LOIS TEMPLETON Olin, North Carolina A.B., Biology AVONELLE VAN HORNE Fallsburg, Kentucky A.B., Sociology MARY ELIZABETH THOMAS Banner, Virginia A.B., Physical Education THOMAS L. VICKERS Rutherfordton, North Carolina A.B., History Political Science JOHN THOMPSON Candler, North Carolina A.B., Geology DONALD WAGONER Sandy Hook, Kentucky B.S., Agriculture OSCAR BYRNE TINNEY, Jr. Elkins, West Virginia A.B., Spanish NADENE WADE Fonthill, Kentucky B.S., Business Administration 46 VINSON ALAN WATTS Watts, Kentucky B.S., Business Administration SUSAN WISEMAN McDowell, Virginia B.S., Business Administration ANN WEBB Belona, Virginia A.B., Elementary Education JOSEPHINE WITTIG Guatemala City, Guatemala A.B., Business Administration ELIZABETH WRIGHT Weaverville, North Carolina B.S., Home Economics 47 48 Because he sets a constant example of integrity and devotion to duty; because he reveres the necessity of labor for worthiness; because he exemplifies in his own life the courage and purpose which he teaches; because his thirty- four years of work at Berea College have given thousands of students a chance for a better life, the members of the Senior Class dedicate the 1952 CHIMES to ALBERT GREER WEIDLER, Dean of Labor Emeritus, who graduates along with them. LEFT— Portrait of Dean Weidler by Bert Mullins RIGHT— Dean and Mrs. Weidler in Their Home 49 CLASS OFFICERS Ed Trimble, Treasurer; Shirley Wheeler, Social Co - chairman; Lelanc ' Martin, President; Mary Hulburt, Secretary; David Kite, Social Co-chairman. Alawayne McClure I not pictured), Vice-president. juniors CLASS OF ' 53 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Paul Clevenger, Ruth Ketchersid, Jane Aulick Herb Gray. V Lola Aaron Louiza Aaron Charles Adams Blanche Allison Sarah Anderson Jane Aulick Frances Austin Louise Austin Betty Jo Ball Kathleen Banks Delores Bell Lewis Bell Charles Bensenhaver Pat Bowen Joyce Bray Eleanor Brooks Hugh Browning Lula Mae Bruce Louise Bryson Stella Burleson Wonnell Bussey Hubert Callaham Terry Calton Joe Chairatana Alda Jean Clarke Lyn Claybrook Paul Clevenger Betty Jo Click Janet Cochran Jean Coghill Jack Cole Janet Collins Audrey Colvard Lattie Mae Corbin Bill Crosswhite 51 Hilda Davenport Jean Dedman Charles Dill Virginia Dorton Edward Dowdy Wiley Duvall Fay Edmiston Gerald Edmundson Robert Elswick Ge ' aldine Ensor Joanne Ezzard Frances Farley Laura Farley John B. Few Millicent Fletcher Phyllis Foley Pauline Garrett George Geyer Gerald Gilpin Robert Glenn Herb Gray Doris Graybeal Aileen Greer Gwendolyn Griffith Bessie Hagy Anna Hall Elizabeth Hall Evelyn Hall Juyne Hall Maye Hansen Albert Harris Lenore Harris June Hassler J. Donald Hawthorne Bobby Hayes 52 N  ra I lef nci Jean Horsch Mary Margaret Hughes Mary Hulburt Faye Huskey Mary Ingram Glennon Ison Luis Jokay Doris Jones Roxie Jones Jackie Keeter Ruth Ketchersid Helen Kiser David Kite Wesley Lambert Martha Large Helen Lear Mary Jane Leatherwood Nellie Leatherwood Guy Ledbetter Delores Lilly George Linkous Phyllis Lisi Leland Martin Marjorie Martin Alawayne McClure Forrest McGlone Robert Miller Harold Minns Norman Mirbach Jean Mitchell Dual D. Mobley Donna Moore Rose Moore Fred Keith Morgan 53 Wayne Morris Inez Moss Mary Anne Mullins Bill Napier Edna Nickell Paul D. Noland Ogbuchukwu Obi Roy C. Page Edsel Parker Lillie Bess Parsons Florence Pittman Gwen Rapier Jessie M. Reasor Jacques Renau Dorothy Reynolds Ada Rose Richards Corine Robinson J immie Rouse Dorothy Schmidt Owen Schumacher Suzanne Shriver Lee Roy Sisk Gladwin Solomon Charles Bishop Spangler Paul Stallard Betty Stephens William Stidham Mabel Stout Rosa Nelle Thomas Elvis Thompson Verna Thompson Julia Tipton Richard Tisinger Ed Trimble Kenneth Valentine W Allene Wade Ralph Wade Dalvin Bruce Wagoner Laura Jane Walker Jan Walters Robert L. Walters Ronald Walthall Don Wells Shirley Wheeler Arlene Will Withold Hoja El zabeth Worthen Walter Wright Delores York Sue York Ignacio Cruz Special iuden.16 Maria Castillo Oliver Williams 55 1 v ■T Jtf PW- STC |§fci DRAPr.a B ' ■WBr ' : m fcMRj l Llfc fi j i 8 fj)| m t £ M W$ A ! ■flR ,| ■fH  B k CLASS OFFICERS— B. A. Grubbs, Social Co-chairman; Ruth Hall Secretary; Ken Johnson, Student Council, Leona Dobbins, Social Co-chair- man; Ted Rogers, Treas- urer; Doug Massey, Pres- ident, Doug Powell ' not pictured), Vice - presi- dent JOOHl font ores CLASS OF ' 54 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS— Ellen Reedy, Ken John- son, Pat Smothers. Gor- don Hamilton (not pic- tured) . 56 Theophilus Ade Aderonmu, Bill Adkins, Janet W. Albright, Conne Alley, Patty Ascough, Harold D. Asher, Donald C. Atkins Mary Alice Atwood, Dempsey Bailey, Evelyn Baise, Jewel Baldock, William R. Ballew, Cecil L. Barrier, Merle Beard Nancy Biddix, Norma Black, Mary Bostic, Effie Boggs, Frances Ann Botkin, Mary Catherine Bramlett, Patricia Brannon Mildred Brantley, Louella Boggs, Edward Bringman, Bradley Brown, Jack E. Brummitt, Lillie Bryan, Roger Buchannon Dare Bumgarner, Vernie Burleson, Ann Burns, Joe Cable, Edyth Campbell, Jack Camp- bell, Mary Ann Campbell y Eleanor Case, Joanne Carr, Pahs Dean Caudill, Thor Caudill, Barbara Caylor, Conner F. Chaney, Mary Emma Childers Melvin Childers, Violet Coe, Betty Cogburn, James Colvard, James Conley, Edna B. Cornelius, Elna Cornett Glen Cottongim, Wilda June Cowles, Phyllis Crawford, Tinsley Crowder, Witaliy Danczenko, Randall Day, Ronald Dingess Leona Dobbins, Hope Douty, Joan Drake, Delmas Dugger, Richard Duncan, Mabry Jean Durden, Ernest H. Dutton Nelma Jean Eller, Reva Jo Fowler, Gladys Forsyth, Frances Foster, Eva Franklin, Jack Friar, Lowell Garrett J 8 Ronald W. Gibson, Evelyn Glass, Audrey Godbey, Forrest M. Godbey, Everett Gray, Betty Greene, Troy W. Greenhill Wayne Grogan, Betty Jean Grooms, B. A. Grubbs, Eileen Gunter, Kenneth Gwinn, Jolene Hager, Wallace Halcomb Clyde Hall, Don Hall, Hollis Hall, Ruth Helen Hall, Clara Halterman, Hobert Hampton, Philip Hampton Gordon S. Hamilton, Fannie Lee Hardwick, Wilma Ruth Harrell, Everette Hartzog, Doris Helmboldt, Edward Henderlite, Doris Ann Hinkle Edwin V. Holder, Raymond Holt, Gene Hoskins, Samuel Hung, Billie Jean Hurt, Forrest Johnson, Kenneth E. Johnson v; Milton Jones, Joan Kaltenegger, Maxine Kincaid, Virginia King, Robert P. Knight, Walter Koostra, Gwen Lanier Dorothy Ledford, William Lee, Tully Larew, Bill Laswell, Gerald G. Leslie, Mary Alice Leslie, Ronnie Lester Alan E. Lewis, Imogene Lewis, Joyce Loy, Alice Manicur, John Marsh, Donald Martin, Douglas L, Massey Elizabeth McCaffrey, Tom McCloud, Betty Ann McClung, Marian McClung, Eugene McLemore, Betty McSween, Frieda Meade Ruth Meeks, Louis Miles, Chester Miracle, Delores Mitchell, Bob Moore, Bobby O. Moore 60 Joe Morgan, Paul Moser, Mary Frances O ' Daniel, Joanne O ' Dell, Jim Owens, Leonard Packetr, Helen Parrish Norma Parsons, Simon Perry, Doug Powell, Donald Powers, Russell Mack Pressley, Robert Pruitt, Leslie Ray Ellen Reedy, Don Reese, Bohdan Rekszynskyj, Louise Rhudy, Lee Wm. Ricketts, Elaine Risk, Lucille Roberts Neil Rogers, Ted Rogers, Graham Rosenberger, Alice Sadler, Betty Sayre, Bethcna Shaw, Pansy Sherrill Lynn Shipe, Gerald Skinner, Patricia Smothers, Simon Steely, Roemelle Stivers, Bill D Stout, Ruth Sutton 61 Glenna Taulbee, Anne Taylor, Erma Taylor, William Carl Thacker, Arleen Tonne, Elsie Turner, John VanHorn Frances Van Sant, J. P. Via, Norman Wallen, Alice Webb, Geraldine Williams, Pat Williams, Azalee Wilson William Wilson, Betty Winston, James Wise, Ruth Anna Wittenbach, Milton Young 62 63 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS— Pete Whitis, Nancy Spic- er, Elizabeth Hale. Jim Irvine (not pictured). rrcj inieii CLASS OF ' 55 KENTUCKY HALL 64 Ralph Adams, Norman C. Aich, Betty May Alley, Martin Ambrose, Jemmie Arrendale Bonnie Auxier, James Ayers, Cora Ball, George Ball, Gay Barr Carroll Bostic, Judy Bean, Gareth 3ranscome, Harold Belcher, Jane Berrong Jesse Leroy Bobbitt, George 3oles, John W. Bond, Janet Rae 3owling, Frederick Bradley Gloria F. Breland, Janet Brooks, Harold Brown, Retha Brown, Reba Bullen Betty Burchett, Cecelia Burnell, Julian Capps, Janis Caraway, William Case Audra Lean Caudill, Helen Cen- ters, Hwei-Hsien Cheng, Wyatt Col- lins, Barbara Jean Combs Mary Conant, Allen Cooper Charles Conner, Doris Coy, Faye Crocker 6 5 General Croucher, Larry Curry, Bruce DeBruhl, Feme Denney, Joe Derting Robert Dorton, Bob Dryman, Norman Dunn, Robert L. Edwards, Byrd Ellis Jeanne Elmore, Robert Epley, Lillian Everman, Will. am Farmer, Ella Lou Farris Fred T. Finley, Ralph Fort, Mary Jane Fox, Jana Lee Gabbard, Lillie Gabbard Ann Gaby, Russell Gadd, Shirley Garland, Doris Gass, Dottie Gay Louise Gibson, Bill Gilpin, Betty Gilreath, Patricia Goheen, Donald Good Robert Goodson, Jo Ann Gum, Robert Guthrie, Harold Haga, Eliza- beth Hale Mary Hammersley, Edwin Hare, Johnny Harris, Don Hawkins, Ann Hefner 66 Palmer Henson, Bonnie Sue Hicks, Dorothy Higgins, Beecher Hines, Hazel Holt- Aubrey House, Paul Howell Robert Hulver, Donald Hutcheson, James E. Hyder Robert E. Ingham, James F. Irvine, Eula Ison, Norma Jenkins, Emily Johnson Bill Jones, M. Keith Jones, Bar- bara Joyner, Bennie Justus, James C. Kelly Kenneth G. Kelly, James Don King, Ruth King, Hazel Lamb, Ernest Lane William M. Leach, Mary Lear, Jeanelle Lecky, Carol Ledbetter, Dor- othy Lee Anna Marie Lewis, Margery Lin- don, Bobby Lloyd, Eugene Lovely. Valjean Lusk Barbara Mann, Reba Jean Mar- tin, Anna Mattingly, Joan McBroom, Betty McDonald 7 Mary McDougal, LaRue Mc- Mahan, Ann McMurray, Beth Meyer, Clarene Michael Evelyn Miller, Donald Sherwood Mull, Homer Paul Mullins, Harvey Musser, Jean Musser Cecil Nanney, Sara Neal, Bar- bara Nelson, John Paul Newcomer, Dorothy Lee Newman Nancy Marie Noe, E. J. Nail, Wanda Norris, Martha Noss, Jo Ella Nuckols Milton Ogle, G. Thomas Payne, James Payne, Louise Peace, Larry Peercy Robert L. Peercy, Marie Phillips, William Ping, Junior Poling, Wen- dell Powers Dorsalene Price, June Lee Price, Sue Proffitt, Roberta Pruitt, Shirley Purkey Gloria Ralston, Ralph Ramey, Maxine Randolph, Jimmy Read, Charles Reedy „S C. Dale Reedy, Joyce Reynolds, Rex Reynolds, Winifred Reynolds, Billy Richardson George Riffle, Beverly Ring, Roselyn Roberts, Winnie Faye Roberts. Jimmie Lou Rochester Emily Rucker, Charlene Rudder, Nell Runyon, Betty Rutland, Tavis Salisbury Gladys Sanko, Pat Saulmon, Lola Faye Sexton, Haze l Shaw, Alma Shrewsberry Fern Shrewsberry, Imarie Shrews- berry, Reva Shrewsberry, Harold Sif- ford, Barbara Simmons Dorothy Skaggs, Ann Skidmore Glenna Smith, Peggy Smith, Bill Spradlin Shirley Stamper, Garnet Staple- ton, June Stevens, Jack Stivers, Jer- rell Surface Hugh Sutherland, Bobbie Swan- ner, Emma Tackett, Harold Taylor, Rupert Taylor 69 Jesse L. Thomas, Arnold Thur- man, Willie Jo Traylor, Loring Vance, Claudine Van Hoose Libby Waldroup, Georgia Wal- ker, Mae Wehrle-Walker, David Welch, Ray Welch Burton Welcher, Ann West, Vir- ginia Whitson, Anna Lee Whitt, Ben Williams Lena Williams, Martha Ann Williams, Aaron Wilson, Earle Wise, Charles C. York 70 SCHOOL OF NURSING MISS FLORENCE GIBSON Superintendent of Nurses MISS RUTH STEGEMAN Supervisor DR. JOHN ARMSTRONG DR. BATES HENDERSON DR. PAUL HARRISON DR. CLEMENT HAHN 71 Look Right: Rosa Lee Pennington Dryden, Va. 72 -junior I luri Rosa Ferguson, Jeanette Robinson, Wilda Wilson, Colleen Tester, Iva Sublett, Edna Edmondson Joyce Gilliam, Patricia Johnson, Georgia Key, Ruth Blackburn, Norma Hurley, Geraldine Harrison, Carolyn Benson. Not pictured are Margaret Bishop, Ulrike Gabler, Mildred Hurt, and Dolores Witt. 73 J-resliincin I liirS Miss Florence Gibson, Shirley Shell, Christine Dill, Margaret Planck, Mary McCaffrey, Miss Martha Wylie, Betty Smith, Martha Jones, Joyce Crawford, Eleanor Ingram, Mary Cavalier, Miss Ruth Stegeman Reba Gouge, Helen Felton, Mary Robbins, Corrol Trent, Frances Pennington, Fairy Powers, Betty Jasper, Orpha Copley, Corenna McClung. Not pictured are Ruth Brown and Wanda McCollum Knapping C xerciicS 74 THE FOUNDATION SCHOOL INDUSTRIAL BUILDING roundation )lIiooi jrai (tllii Carl Kilbourne, Industrial Arts; Mildred Carpenter, Home Economics; Ed Harrill, Student Teacher; Florene Brooks, English; Lillian McGuire, Foundation Office Secretary; Mrs. Gladys Morris, Home Economics, James Grossman, Science Orville Boes, Business; H. D. Schultz, Industrial Arts; John York Industrial Arts and Science; Charles Drake, Bible and English; Rude Osolnik, Industrial Arts; Bill Dizney, Social Studies Grace Wilson, Reading and English; Mrs. Donald Pugsley, Mathe- matics; Gladys Parrish, English; Mrs. Anna Barnett, Ungraded Classes; Mrs. Gladys Osborne, Student Teacher TALCOTT HALL 76 CUMBERLAND HALL 8HHH TO OUR DEANS. Guidance, patience, and understanding have been vital to us during our days in the Foundation School. Through Deans Roy N. Walters and Delia Emerson these needs were fulfilled. In appreciation of their help, the Foundation Seniors of 1952 gratefully dedicate the Foundation School section to them. 77 CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Norman Fenn, Sponsor; Ed Dyer, Social Co - chairman; Claude Sturgill, Student Council Member; Miss Shirley Baker, Sponsor R e t h a Mcintosh, Treasurer; Alice Sprinkle, Student Council Mem- ber; Pat Cook, President; Phyllis Scrivner, Social Co-chairman; Mima Faye Rice, Chimes Representa- tive jroiincicition Jf j o ' J CLASS OF ' 52 Barbara Arnett Salyersville, Ky. George Baker Leslie W. Va. Tipton Baker Big Fork, Ky. Madge Campbell Versailles, Ky. Fern Clark Berea, Ky. Patricia Cook Asheville, N. C. Neal Cornett Bardstown, Ky. Dirrell Cress Willailla, Ky. Ethel Dayton Burnsville, N. C. 78 Edward Dyer Oma Farler Reva Felry Lesona Garland Winchester, Ky. Farler, Ky. Teges, Ky. London, Ky. Jerry Harrison Dale Holliday Shirley Mealey Panzie Miller Berea, Ky. Ary, Ky. Clay, W. Va. Berea, Ky. Alice S. Moore Jack Morris Cramer Mullis Barlow Newbolr Gassaway, W. Va. Berea, Ky. Blackey, Ky. Berea, Ky. Gladys Parker Joe Ray Lillian Reynolds Mima Faye Rice Disputanta, Ky. Berea, Ky. Berea, Ky. Jackson, Ky. 79 Bill Roark Barbara Rogers Oscar Riecker Bettye Saylor Berea, Ky. Berea, Ky. Berea, Ky. St Jarvis Store, Ky Phyllis Scrivner Mary Skelton Sarah Smith Alice Sprinkle Berea, Ky. Whitesburg, Te nn. Fount, Ky. Berea, Ky. Philip Stubblefield Claude Sturgill Foustena Taylor Bonnie Walters London, Ky. Ashland, Ky. 1 ronton, Ohio Berea, Ky. Barbara Wilder Larry Wilson Sylvia Yelton David Zook Pine Mountain, Ky. Spartanburg, S. C. Bakersvil ' e, N. C. Oaxaca, Mexico 80 81 DIXIE HOUSE PUTNAM HALL jroundtttion r lini orS CLASS OF ' 53 CLASS OFFICERS Irene Barnes, Treas- urer; David Dungan, Stu- dent Council Member; M : ss Florene Brooks Sponsor. Gervas Hinn, V ice - president; Maragret Nelle Pauck, Secretary; James Blair, President; Mary McWilliams, Social Chair- man. -■■■A • ' jA ' xJb Bobby Abrams, Bob Ambrose, Irene Barnes, J. C. Blonton, Julia Brown Kay Cox, David Dungan, Truman Fields, Greta Gabbard, Bob Gunkler Edith Louise Higgins, Gervas Hinn, Gary Hoskins, Mary McWilliams, Louise Miller Raymond Miller, Kathleen Mills, Bobby Morris, Charles Anne Mullis, Wilgus Neace Margaret Nelle Pauck, Bonnie Pauley, Hal Gordon Perry, Marshall Phillips, Carrie Schloetzer Ruby Faye Spencer, Robert Spill- man, Mary Ruth Stidham, Joe White ,V.! _J on In Zrreiki Horold Allen, Melvin Wheeler, Marvin Phillips, Elwood Patrick, Thomas Neff, Carl Belden, Geraldme McGuire, Wanda Anderkn, Kenneth Weaver, Phyllis Adkms, Ed Ford, Owen Cass Zane Belcher, William Arvin, Jerry Halstead, Mary Campbell, Shirley Collins, Pat Skinner, Nancy Lewis, Suella Carico, Patsy McCoy Donald Wireman, Doris Sturgill, Delta Melton, Nancy Scott, Glenna Hum- fleet, Ona Faye Baker, Lula Belle Meade, Jo Lynn McKinley, Harold Lester, Betty Kimbrel, Lloyd Viars Robert Sally, Eula Jean Cornett, Dewey Baker, Astra Urjanis, Jane Kavanaugh, Janice Coffey, Geraldine Dunaway, Jackie Chambers, Bennie Bell Velma Dixon, Nancy Hull, Robert LeCroy, Mary Gambrel, Madeline Davis, Betty Morris, Barbara Allen, Brackie Allen, Woodie Oakley, Mazo Stafford, Jack White Douglas Wilson, Herman Williams, Raymond Dash, James Roy, R. C. Hensley, Jorge Gomez, Patricia Poe, Shirley Rowlings, Phyllis Anderson, Wilsie Hunt, Betty Meade Ernest Allen, Kent Felty, Jesse Stacy, Fred Thomas, I. D. Horton, Richard Wilson, James Williams, Annabel Metcalf, Anne Hutchins, Wilma Baker Richard Curtis, Elbert Baker, Charles Noss, Emma Baker, Ola Mae Cornett, Elizabeth Powell, Loretta Baker, Lillian Montgomery, Beatrice Miller, Nancy Joseph Charles Moore, William Ross, W. C. Rose, Francine Howard, Carolyn Humfleet, Margie Allen, Irene Blanton, Media Stacy, Gladys Farley, Oma Baker, Oma Holbrook 84 lqng.ra.ded C tan Fred Perry, Gid Lewis, Fred Cof- fey, James Walden, James Winc- barger, Lowell Howell, Charles Mar- shall Dewey North, Elhannon Pen- nington, Charles Horton, George Ragan, William Ralston, King Ross, Russell Keith Criss Pennington, Lillie Mog- gard, Pauline Causey, Martha Lewis, Mary Bell Roark, Geraldine Mayfield, Sarah Roark, Ray McDaniel jrotin da lion s rctluUied xSudincii Club CL,u, Staff Blair, Farler, Garrett, Mills, R. Cress, D. Cress, Melton, Pennington, Mr, Boes, McCoy Sprinkle, Smith, Couch, Halstead, Gar- land, Holliday Mealey, Newbolt, Mr. Fenn, Rice, Cook, ker, Felty ,V5 CLjUrrS Barbara Arneft, Pat Cook, Mary McWilliams, and friends Toundallon LionA Assistant Coach Godbey, Ross, Whitis, Owen, Perry, Powell, Harrison, Coach Fenn Manager Roark, Neace, White, Ambrose, Wilson Coach Gunkler B. Gunkler, Hoskins, Davis, Abrams, LeCroy Manager Hinn, Hamon, Pugsley, Chambers, Dungan Noss, Rose, Perry, Thomp- jrottliclLiiioli L liortts Johnson, Hatmaker, Kiphart, Newbolt, Spillman, Tamayo, Zook, Weaver, Blair, Lester, Mr. Phillips, Miss Ohlinger Evans, Wilder, Miller, McKinley, Urjanis, G. Humfleet, Scott, Powell, Pauley, Mealey, Taylor, Hull Mills, Couch, Kavanaugh, Coffey, Dixon, Davis, Roberts, C. Humfleet, Reesor, Todd, Collins, Oakley 87 f H, Y 1 4k MP 1 1 B ■09 k ? v Sla Spencer, Reynolds, Sprinkl e, Mealey, Gabbard, Rice, Smith, Mr. Drake, Taylor, Kavanaugh y.a ni jk-y Lewis, Wade, Davis, Walters, McWil- liams, Pauley, Couch, Mills, Skinner, Mont- gomery Preece, Smith, Cooper, Baker, Miss Thorpe, Skelton Patrick, Webb, Stubblefseld, Baucon Lester, Mr. Drake, Weaver Zook, Atkins, Blair, Halstead 88 COLLEGE ACTIVITIES S aLlje S iervici Mr. Keener, Tackett, Growman, Boggs, Young, Buckner, Surface, Bob- birr, Crabrree, Mr. Dungan Osborne, Webb, Campbell, Sayre, Coy, Noe, McBroom, Brockman, Green, Myers Cruz, Martin, Ambrose, Hutch- eson, Gallimore, Troutman, Reese, Thomas dSerea C hristittn I youth Council Mr. Keener, Mrs. Menefee, Mr. Drake, Loehr, Dr. Martin Hinkle, Glover, McSween, Nick- ell, Hansen, Webb Cash, Case, Cruz, Boggs fseliaioud C mpnaiii l ' ceh Committee Mr. Dungan, Jones, Mr. Mene- fee, Blankenship, Mr. Keener, Dr. Hughes Smothers, Boggs, Cash, Van- Sleet, Miss Macaulay Tackitt, Hulburt, Miss Treden- nick, Miss Pennoyer, Hardwick, Dr. Robertson «l f ' husus C (lib Slocum, Hamilton, Dr. Noli, Vest, Deadrick, Mirbach, Padgett Todd, Sevy, Hoffman, Nicko- lakis, Kiive, Nanney, Moore Mr. Roberts, Mr. Pugsley, Dr. Worth, Hubbard, Horsch, Hung flea I cat Science C k j Leach, Agee, Capps Fulk, Cho, Brown, Tismger Hampton, Cable, Rogers, Bringman A, Bradley, Taylor, McCloud, Stout, Bowles, Henderson, Barrier Thompson, F. Bradley, McCol- lum, Miller, Neal, Hammersley, Mob- ley Aderonmu, Glenn, Gillespie, Hawthorne - rmeruaii L nemicat _jor«V ' I Dr. Levey, Bunbury, Hansen, Hall, Hawthorne Lester, F. Johnson, Wright, Lewis, Alley, Mr. Capps Dingess, K. Johnson 91 Jla IU Geyer, Larew, Sisk, T. Rogers, Dowdy, Garrett, Brummitt, Valentine, Miller, Marion, Wagoner, Wade, Dob- bins, Lambert, Few, Elrod, Merritt, Dill Garrison, Bryson, Hubbard, Brown, DuVall, McGlone, Chalmers, Cole, Ledbetter, Shriver, Packett, Chairatana Jones, Ayers, Jokoy, Kinjo, Aux- ier, Goodson, Hall, Croucher Wright, McConnell, Ketchersid Messer Click, Shrewsberry, Aaron Ezzard, Smith, Large, Colvard Jennings, Barrier, Childers, Mc- Curry, Davidson Miss Woods, Dr. Harrison, Breedlove, Thomas, Gossage Wittenbach, Miss Dinsmore Weaver, C. Ball, Austin, O ' Daniel, Huddleston, Ledbetter, Bow, Miss Kingman Cope, Bussey, Price, B. Ball, Hardwick, Buckner j r Jk cu Campbell, Sisk, Dixon, Brum- mitt, Claypool, Silver, Valentine, Wagoner, Ledbetter, Miller, Wade, Leatherwood, DuVall, Cole, Dollar, Bryson Kite, Messer, Colvard, Ketcher- sid, Mattingly, Aaron, Price, Fletcher, Hagy, Hubbard, Shriver, Lemons Click 92 S ipanidh C ub Sadler, Holt, Steely, Martin, Mr. Daniel, Green, Castillo, Grooms, Prof- fitt, Cruz, Gray, Wiblin, Kinser, Bond, Phillips, Harris, Taylor Visitor, Mrs. DeGamboa, Tinney, Snedegar, West, Myers, Gibbs, Israel, Dr. Ludlum, Byrd, Adkins, Atwood, Coy, Rouse, Shust, Stout L o.iinofjo ifaii ( .lub Coy, Shust, Langford, Jokay, Danczenko, Obi Williams, Nussbaumer, Conant Ring, Price Svidenska, Solomon, Wiblin, Atwood, Moeter, Schmidt, Farris, Myles Nickolakis, Flores, Renau, Bul- len, Parsons, Proffitt, Green, Castillo Hoja, Cruz, Mr. Danie Jvench ( .litb Ralston, Combs, Dr. Ludlum, Crowder, Alley, Moore, Cheney, Agee, Hinn, Kuhl Mr. Daniel, Rudder, LeBlanc, Walker, Brown, Austin, Propst, Gass, Will, Moeter, Loy, VanSleet Schmidt, Mrs. DeGamboa, C. Osborne, G. Osborne, Mrs. Hopkins, C. Hopkins, Moss 93 fJUa It nan Staff Top: Vance, Martin, Smith, Martin, Welcher, Byrd Olson, Denny, McClung, West, Goheen Moore Bottom: Whitt, Marine, Hendricks, Ramsay, Vickers, Spicer, Phillips, 94 Top: YM-YW Cabinet: Walthall, Smothers, Henderlite, Carter, Cross- vhite, Pardue Lewis, Atwood, Rhudy, Dendy, Lee, Burr, Thomas Dr Martin, Tackitt, Hansen, Henderson Bottom: YM-YW Membership y. m c. ji. an J y.w.c.ji. 93 I cnotoau cu Henderlite, K. Banks, Suther- land, Ferguson, A. Greer, Cappas, Powers, Wilson, Parr, Smith, Sumpter McDonald, Kilbourne, Drake, Jans, Mr. Russell, Mr. Dungan, Gib- son, Fugate, Shell, Dalton, Gilliam Allen, Brown, M. K. Banks, Noss, LeBlanc, S. Greer, West, Saul- mon, Everman, Trout Clontz, Harris, Ball, Sammons, Yates, Stallard, Allen, Calton (Duiinedi Cf (Lc CU onomici Reedy, Elswick, Jones, Cheney, Carter, Shipe, Mr. Menefee, Guthrie, Conner, Haga, Layman, Porter, Nuss- baumer, J. Reynolds Shamsedin, Jones, Edwards, Montgomery, Bell, Watts, Masterson Hoskins, Rudd, Rouse, Flores, Mor- ris, Clevenger, Gadd, Stivers, Dr. Chin A. Greer, Van Hoose, Lewis, Parker, Aulick, Edmiston, Worthen, Denny, Johnson, Gray K. Banks, Pittman, Edwards, Hall, Bell, Wade, West, Colvard, Miss Lincoln Wiseman, Muse, W. Reynolds. Campbell, S. Greer, Ross, Kiser, Meade, M. K. Banks, Ball, Sutton, Dr. Weidler, Aaron, McCaffrey, Har- ris, Spradlin, Ledford t ' Mtilio C tub Pugsley, Ross, Gunkler, Hoskins Saulmon, Vance, Mull, Nanney, Ford, LeCroy, Ayers, Scott, Fuller, Renkenberger, Dungan, House, Wor- ley, Curry West, Spencer, Wheeler, Mr. York, Hoffman, Hammersley V,, f- i Ljcimma 1 1 1 t Dean Weidler, Mr. Chidester, Mr. Hatcher, Burr, Byrd, Rapier, Mull, Bruce, Goble, Wells, Mrs Weidler, Bell, Edwards, Mr. Smith, Baird Aulick, Olson, Dedman, Sheehy, VanSleet, Dodd Ja 1 1 J app a -Attn ha Meth, Palombo, Jacobs, Dean Weidler, Bell, Weaver, Kim Pi JilpL Kuhl, Nickell, J. Thompson, Fulk, Hoffman, Alley, Bunbury Crosswhite, Sherrill, Glenn, Horsch, Sevy, Slocum, Kiive VanHorne, Boggs, Huddleston, Nickolakis, Breazeale, Stidham, Dendy, Mr. Roberts Spangler, Hamilton, Mirbach, Hawthorne, E. Thompson 9- STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICE Ar5Aociution of 5erea v ollecje students STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Homer Porter, Vice- president; Tully Larew Parliamentarian; Donne Moore, Secretary; Robert Baird, Treasurer; Henry Brown, President 98 Dean Lawrence Gruman, Doug Massey, Bill Cross- hite, Jim Cheney, Ed Holder, Sterling Gilliam, Ralph ins Paul Noland, Ronald Walthall, Homer Porter, ' heeler Bell Roemell e Stivers, Lola Aaron, Lillie Bess Parsons, Nan Harris Sevy, Nadene Wade, Alawayne McClure, Betty Click Bethena Shaw, Corrol Trent, Dorothy Skaggs, Harriet Cline, Orpha Copley Dorothy Renzema, Dean Julia Allen sty.i.i oi iafion L ount it I I ' omen .1 — T54ocia.tion l_ onncit VV I ' arsitu lA omen J Lilly, Hefner, Wilson, McMahan, Risk, Douty, Hamrick, Spicer, Foley, Ingram Tanner, Edmiston, Stivers, Miss Kysela, Maynard, House, Rucker Mrs. Dingus, Murphy, Forsyth, Glass, Cowles, Riddle J eif board ( iiib Stivers, Phillips, Mrs. Franke, Keeter, Marsh, Wotson, Yates, Ingram, Pease, Thurmond, Hamner, Foley, Yelton, Graybeal, Gunter fSouai Col(caiaii.i Joyner, Ballew, Edwards, Skaggs, Mull, Bringman, Hess, Williams Dingus, Johnson, too Band Gillespie, Frasher, Dedman, Ir- vine, Auxier, Mr. Lisko Adams, Garland, Ring, Nelson, Meeks, Thurman, Hess, Reynolds, Ramey, Morris, Whitson, Mull, Bring- man, Lewis, Caraway, Williams Roberts, Byrd, Traylor, Hager, Dingus, Skaggs, Ramsay, Allen, Pat- rick, Skidmore Co ' ■) Ditnc D. Cress, R. Cress, Pease, Floyd, Stubblefield, Tannehill, G. Burton, A. Burton, B. Ramsay, Kiser, D. Ram- say, Bishoff, Mr. Smith, Cornett, Out- law, Hall, Collier, Derickson, Hasty, Marine, Jones, Smothers, J. Ramsay Henderson, Packett, E. Nickel], F. Nickell, Slocum Cable, Fuson, Farley, Dr. Noss, Chaney, Huddleston, L. Austin, Brum- mitt, Jennings, Spradlin Hartzog, Beard, Lecky, F. Aus- tin, Phipps, Burr 101 Harrison, Anderson, M Pugsley, Cruz, Feltner, Miss Ren zema Dr. Ross J-rislorii cind - olilical Science ( .lub Goble, Dr. Hopkins, Godbey, Wells, Vickers, Pil- sen, Dr. Jans, Byrd, Cheney, Caddell, Noland, Bunbury Dr. VanHook, Sheehy, Rapier, Martin, Bowen, Ram- say Lowe, Davidson, Dr. Peck, Callaham, Harris, Cline i ' j Armericu Mr. Wear, Cart, Fuson, Pilson, Bond, DeBruhl, G. Camp- bell, Jennings, Martin Richards, Reasor, Daven- port, Plymale, Wade, Ellis, C. Compbell, CLne, Lovely, Leslie Gilreath, Callico, Jones, Austin, Bastin, Eller, Boise 102 (_ hupel L lii Gwinn, Good, Koostra, Wagoner Linkous, Walthall, Claybrook, Aich Turner, Breozeale, Bostic, Musser Mr. Klingman, Smith, Hassler Jones, VanHorn, Marsh, Wright Pierson, Fowler, Shaw, Crickenbergei Bryan, Lanier, Stevens, O ' Dell Harrill, Reynolds, Walker, Rhudy Gabbard rJjciiiloilli ( , iaui ' l Linkous, Claybrook, Good, Wag- oner, Tackitt Shaw, Riddle, Loy, O ' Dell, Miss Belt, Miss Anders 103 5L djerea ft cater 3 -Attnlm f ii Jmeq.a aiKi Alpha Psi Omega members are: D. Ramsay, Osborne, Jacobs, Gray- beal, B. Ramsay, Gouge, Lanier, Vickers, Smith, Moore. D. Ramsay, B. Ramsay, Smith, and Moore ore members of Tau Delta Tau. SCENES FROM BEREA PLAYERS PRODUCTIONS PfP i 104 j trr aDepcirlmeiit Noland, Godsey, Brooks, Trimble. Thompson, Garrison, Powell, Stid- I rn Women] JllUetic Ar5docia.tion Miss Currier, Durden, Hurt, Mo Clure, Maxey, McMurray, Nuckols, Ray, Wiblm, Will Leatherwood, Ketchersid, Reedy, Dendy, Lisi, Burleson, Shriver l enanin L titb Gilliam, Owens, Godbey, Pauley. Jones, Hamon, Lester Thomas, Wittenbach, E. Allen, Johnson, Frasher VanWinkle, Wheeler, B. Allen O ' Daniel, Troutman, Wyatt, Mosei Foster, Barnes, E. McClung, Walters, M. McClung, Sherrill 1 ■' ■-■U. n - HMiK 105 It ' s Ever ' Dav 106 SPORTS 0. H. GUNK-.ER Director of Physicoi Education and Athletics B CU Moore, Carter, Johnson, Coffey, Wade, I son, Auxier, Mr. Gunkler Byrd, Wright, Hale, Moser, Baker, Godsey, Brooks Colvard, Feltner, Cole, Valentine, Brown, Weddington, Jacobs Martin, Massey, Grubbs, Noland, Miller, Callaham, Parker 707 r n r I v ■T Iff fi ( Jju imming Jicu CroJJ Comi ra Winners of the 33rd Annual Shamrock Club Cross Country Run Coach Fenn, Chalmers, Lester, Jones, Capps, Allen, Wells, Manager Garrett Fish, Whitis, Gwinn, Pauley, Breazeale, Moser, Auxier, Van Winkle Manager Pruitt, Wade, Fcltner, Colvard, Coach Gunklcr Ncwsomc, Kilbourne, Miller, Dowdy 108 COACH NORMAN FENN COACH C. H. WYATT foerect .1 1 lountuineeti Thurman, Cooper, Conner, Fort, Henson Lisenbee, Godsey, Wade, Massey, Davis Boyd, Noland, I son, Brooks, Baker, Coach Wyatt 109 Don Brooks Captain Garland Godsey AII-K.I.A.C. Team Charles Baker f emetnber the i lountaineerd! Paul Noland Gene Boyd Glerrrton Ison 110 Doug Massey Ralph Fort Chanes Conner Benny Lisenbee Allen Cooper Arnold Thurman 1951-52 SEASON RECORD WE THEY WE THEY 53 Alumni 58 71 Union 69 40 Dayton 77 (8 Wesleyan 80 77 58 Milligan Union 39 77 62 60 Morehead Georgetown Be ar mini t 61 62 Wesleyan 78 72 Wilmington 57 76 Bellarmine 53 67 Centre 59 51 Georgetown t 1 74 Transylvania 59 Wilmington 69 59 Morehead 77 66 Centre 49 K.I.A.C. Tournament 57 Transylvania 33 62 Wesleyan i We a rv lite pionee , ;. „ iL „„„, ;.„„ ,,, 3, tuiitlcSA as 2 a i l feoonc . . . 111 Asst Coach Godbey, Martin, Brown, Henson, Conner Burleson, Coach Wyatt Via, Daniels, Wilson, uuunun, uulm wyu Weddington, Godsey, Wright, Noland, Stidham, Brooks, Johnson Manager Moxley, VanHorn, W. Morns, Parker, Thurman, Massey, J. Morris n (BaseLaK Godbey, Rogers, Feltner, Fort, Brown, Dutton, Combs, Case, Wade, Baker, Ricketts, Dowdy, Coach Fenn Day, Payne, Massey, Callaham, Irvine, Colvard, Abbott, Miller Jra ck 112 L -heert.ea.de Walter Wright, Feme Denney, Jim Fish Rosemary Maxey, David Auxier, Re a Jo Fowler ' en nls Jei Coach Evans, Gillespie, Slocum, Capps, Jacobs, Cheney, Claybrook Thorns, Mull, Grubbs, Byrd, Auxier, Hale Ain ' t nothin ' to this game! mm 113 Jn tram lira I Win n erJ HOWARD 2 — Undefeated, untied, un- secured upon in football, undefeated in regular season basketball play; undefeated in regular season volleyball play — Shipe, Deadrick, Rose, Allen; Wright, Godbey, Callaham, Fish; HaVris, Bell, Napier Bensenhaver HOWARD A ROACHES — Basketball tournament winners — Walters, Bryson, Rick- etts, Conley, Valentine, Wagoner, Ison; Hub- bard, Cottongim, Halcomb, Dixon, Thompson; Silver FIRE DEPARTMENT COMPANY — Blue League Football champions — Trimble, Thomp- son, Godsey, Elswick, Noland; Powell, Stidham, Porter, Brooks OUTSIDE DORMS HOWARD 1 — Swim- ming, handball singles and doubles champions — Gibson, Feltner, Mobley, Grubbs; Haw- thorne, Wade, Ballew; Hall, Morgan, Jacobs III INTRAMURAL SPORTS Hall of Champions Blue League Football — Fire Dept, Co. White League Football — Howard 2 Basketball (Season) — Howard 2 Basketball (Tournament) — Howard A Swimming — Outside Dorms and Howard 1 White League Volleyball — Howard 2 Blue League Volleyball — Faculty Blue Volleyball (Tournament) — Faculty Blue Cross Country — Glennon I son Handball Singles — Dillard Feltner Handball Doubles — Dil- lard Feltner and Vinson Watts Ping Pong — Witold Hoja LELAND PAPPY MARTIN Intramural Director Holder, Leslie, Feltner, Carter, Dr. Levey, Martin Dowdy, Clevenger, Allen, Wagoner, Godbey Rogers, Gillespie, Crosswhite, Cole, Stidham. Not pictured are Perry and Tardy y nl in in n rat C ouncit 115 . . . And Nig iih Came the spring and our thoughts turned to many things . . . on embryonic Opera Workshop presented Hansel and ureter ' and The Medium . . . . and in May we saw the skillfully executed formations of the quacade . . . 117 We sat in the Gai Paris ' 7 watching the fashion parade of na- tions and munching hot dogs . . . and agreeing among ourselves that our first Spring Fair was quite a success . . . 118 Curfews were forgotten when Berea went solid G.O.P. for tne Republican Convention . . . Phelps Stokes still echoes from the lusty cheers for Taft, Stassen, Warren, and for the victorious Ike . . . It was good to hear Berea speakers on the Labor Day progra . . . they speak our language and we listen . . . 120 MAY COURT: Wilda Eskew Brown,. Betty Mae Ross, Betty Ne ' l Stallard, Nadene Wade, Joanne Dingus, Patty Frasher, Claranelle Blackburn Brad- bury, Betty Sheehy, Nan Harris Sevy MAY QUEEN JOANNE DINGUS MAY POLE DANCE and PYRAMIDS by Founda- tion, College Freshman and Sophomore Women Plastic boots, raincoats, and umbrellas were the order of the day as the 1952 Olympics went on . . . another successful May Day to the credit of the P. E. Women . . . 121 .3 « r ' ( .i C iiUtre Linda Sutton (and parents ' , Lillian Garrett, Rebecca and Kenneth Catron, Barbara Jane Gilpin Linda Lee Dollar (upper left), Lynda Anne Caddell (lower left) Michael David Henderson, Scott Greer David Wilson, David Porter, Johnny, Michaela, Scharlene, and Alec Gabbard, Manfred Smith, Anna Lee Howell Patsy, Bill, and Edward Hooker, Christine Osborne, Gloria Adams, Charles Cart, David Cart, Maria Kay Banks 122 THE 1952 CHIMES YEARBOOK OF BEREA COLLEGE 531 COLLEGE STATION) BEREA. KENTUCKY Now that the press has turned for the 21,000th time, now that the covers are firmly bound and the 1952 CHIMES has been delivered, our job is over. It wasn ' t all fun, but it certainly wasn ' t drudgery cither. We ' ve learned a lot . . . we speak a new language now, of picas and points; bleeds and mortises; gumballs and gutters. We know now that a 5 x 7 picture just won ' t reduce to a 4 x 4 cut, and that it takes a heap of effort to produce 160 pages of pictures and type. We haven ' t been in this thing all alone . . . we owe a lot of thanks to all the staff members who have contributed many of the ideas and most of the work involved in putting the CHIMES in the hands of its readers. Wheeler Bell has been a wizard at keeping the books in balance; Bob Band and Rondal Mull broke the records for ad sales; Nan Sevy and her staff have sold over 1000 copies of the book; to Pappy Martin and Joe Baby Chairatana we owe a tip of our hats for a bang-up fob of picture taking; and to Gerald Edmund son and Dickie Mitchell we express our thanks for the designs of the cover and divider pages. (Most of the staff you ' ll find pictured on page 7.) A large portion of our thanks go to the people who ' ve done business with us this year . . . Ralph Wiggington for the class portraits; the Jahn and Oilier Engraving Co. and their representative, Mr. James Oldham; and the Kings port Press for the covers and binding. Our appreciation for the superior craftsman- ship of the Bcrca College Press can ' t make up for the many overtime hours which Pap Adams, Elmo Anderkin, Linky Blanton, A. D. Trusty, and Puny Miracle spent in completing the book. This ' 52 CHI MES isn ' t much like what it started out to be in September, but it ' s finished and we ' re proud of it. jo Dingus Corban Coble 1952 CHIMES STAFF Advertising: Bob Baird Rondal Mull Don Hillman Betty Sheehy Joyce Gouge Harriet Cline Bob Byrd Mable Meeks Circulation: Nan Sevy Betty Stallard Betty Ross Mattie Lusk Nancy Biddix Frances Foster Vinson Watts Rosemary Maxey Business: Wheeler Bell Dorothy Ball Nadene Wade Ann Taylor Susan Wiseman Jerry Harris Glen Parker Woodrow Jones Jim Masterson Foundation: Mima Faye Rice George Baker Shirley Mealey And next year ' s editor: Jim Rouse 123 CHIMES INDEX —A— Aaron, Lola 51, 92. 99 Aaron, Louiza- -51, 96 Abbott. Brave] 111! Abrams, Bobby S3, 87 Adams, Charles 51 Adams, Ralph — 65 Adams. Evelyn 101 Aderonmu, Theophilus A. — 57, Adkins, Phyllis 84 Adkins, Wilma 26 Adkins. Bill— 57, 93 , . ' , I 1, i ml.,! ' .H , 9:; Aich, Norman C. 65, 10:1 Albright. Janet W.— 57 Alexander. Dorothy June- -26 Allen. Barbara— 84 Allen, Bill— 96. 105. 108. 114 Allen. Brackie — 84 Allen. Dave- 96. 101. 115 Allen. Earnest — 84 Allen, Esther— 26, 105 Allen. Harold— 84 Allen. Julia — 14. 16, 99 Allen, Margie 84 Alley. Bettv Mae 65 Alley. Corine — 57 Alley. Kessler— 26, 91. 93, 97 Allison, Blanche — 51 Ambrose. Bob- 83, 86 Ambrose, Mart.n 65, 90 Anderkin, Wanda 84 Anders. Mary- 17, in:: Anderson. Phyllis si Anderson. Sarah -51, 102 Armstrong. Dr. John — 71 Arnett, Barbara— 78. 86 Arrendale, Jemmie — 65 Arvin , William — 14 Ascough, Patty — 57 Asher. Harold D.— 57 Aspnes, Agnes — 16 Atkins. Caroline — 26 Atkins. Donald C— 57 Atkins. Emil— 88 Atwood, Mary Alice— 57. 93. 95 Aulick, Jane -50. 51, 96, 97 Austin. Betty— 26, 102 Austin, Louise — 51 Austin. Frances — 51, 92, 93 Austin, Lloyd — 101 Auvil. Virginia — 13 Auxier, Bonnie — 65 Auxier, David — 24, 26, 92. 101. Ayers, James -65, 92, 96 Ayer, P. F.— 15 Back, James E. — 26 Bailey, Dempsev 57 Baird, Robert— 27. 97. 98 Baise, Evelyn 57. 102 Baker. Charles 107. 109. 11(1, 11 Baker, Dewev — 84 Baker. Elbert— 84 Baker, Emma — 84 Baker, George 78, 85 Baker, Loretta 84 Baker, Oma 84 Baker, Ona Faye— 84 Baker, Shirley — 78 Baker, Tipton— 78 Baker. Wilma— 84. 88 Baldock. Jewel— 57 Ball. Betty Jo 51 Ball, Cora- 65. 92 Ball. Dorothv 27. 92. 96 Ball. George 65. 96 Ballew, William R. 57. 100. Ill Bangson, John — 15 Banks. Mrs. Kathleen 51. 96 Barnes. Betty 105 Barnes. Irene- 82. 83 Barnett, Mrs. Anna — 76 Barr. Gay— 65 Barrier, Cecil 57, 91 Barrier, Cynthia Joann 27, 92 Bastin, Leah Maudine- 27. 102 Baucom, Donald 88 Bean, Judy 65 Beard. Merle— 57, 101 Belcher, Harold 65 Belcher, Zane 84 Belden. Carl 84 Bell. Bonnie 84 Bell. Delores 51 Bell. Lewis 51. 96. 97 Bell. Wheeler -25, 27, 96. 97, 91 Belt. Molly— 17. 103 Bensehaver, Charles — 51. 114 Benson. Caroline — 73 Berrong. Jane — 65 Bibbe. L. D.— 13 Biddix, Nancy — 57 Bigelow. Robert — 15 Bishoff, Mrs. Joyce Croucher— 27. 101 Black, Norma — 57 Blackburn, Ruth— 73 Blair. James— 82. 87. 88 Blankenship. Charles 27, 90 Blanton. Irene — 84 Blanton,. J. C— 83 Bobbitt. Jesse Leroy — 65, 90 Boes, Orville — 15. 76, 85 Boggs. Effie — 57 Hoggs, Mary Lou — 27. 90 Boggs, Unabelle — 90, 97 Boles. George — 65. 91 Bond, John W.— 65, 93, 102 Bostic, Carroll— 65, 103 Bostic, Mary — 57 Botk ' n. Frances Ann—57 Bow, Lorene Parker — 28, 92 Bow. Stephen — 28 Bowen, Pat — 51. 102 Bowling. Janet Rae — 65 Boyd, Gene — 109. 110 Bradbury. Clara Blackburn— 28. 121 Bradley. Andrew — 91 Bradlev. Edith— 72 Bradley, Frederick- -65. 91 Bramlett, Mary Catherine — 57 Brannon, Patricia — 57 Branscome. Gareth — 65 Brantley. Mildre J — 57 Branum, Leon — 28 Pray, Joyce — 51 Breazeale, Mack A. — 28. 97. 103. 108 Breedlove, Carolyn — 28, ' .12 Breland. Gloria F.--65 Brigg, Louella — 57 Bringman. Edward — 57. 91. 100. 1 HI Brockman, Rose Marv — 90 Brooks. Don— 105, 107, 109. 110. 112. 114 Brooks, Eleanor — 51 Brooks. Florene — 76. 82 Brooks, Janet — 65 Broughton. Polly— 72 Brown. Bradlev— 57, 91 Brown, Harold— 65, 91, 112 Brown, Henry— 25, 28, 98, 107. 112 Brown. Julia — S3 Brown, Peggy — 29 Brown, Retha— 65, 93, 96 Brown, Wilda— 25, 28. 121 Bruce, Lula Mae — 51, 97 Browning, Hugh — 51 Brummitt, Jack — 57 Brummitt, Wilburn Curtis— 29. 92. 101 Bryan. Lillie — 57. 103 Brvson. Louise — 51 Bryson. William— 29. 92. 114 Buehannon, Roger — 57 Buckner, Lois Jean — 29. 92 Buckner, Louise — 90 Bull en. Reba— 65. 93 Bumgarner, Dare — 57 Bunbury, David— 29, 91, 97. 102 Burchett. Betty -65 Burke. Laura — 29 Burleson. Mrs. Stella— 51. 105 Burleson. Vernie — 57, 112 Burnell. Cecelia — 65 Burns. Mrs. Ann — 57 Burr. Maxine — 29. 95. 97. 101 Burroughs. Mrs. Mavis — 16 Burroughs. W. G.— 16 Burton. Mrs. Alma— 101 Burton. Gene— 29. 101 Bussev. Wonnell 51, 92 Byrd, Robert Bond— 24. 30, 93. 94. 97. 1 102. 107, 113 — c— Cat-le. Joe — 57, 91. 101 Caddell, Howard— 30, 102 Callaham. Hubert— 51, 102. 107. 112. 114 Calico. Helen 102 Calton. Terry— 51, 96 Campbell, Cora Lee — 30, 102 Campbell, Edvth— 57. 90 Campbell. Gerna— 30. 102 Campbell. Jack 57 Campbell, Madge — 78 Campbell. Mary — 84 Campbell. Mary Ann 57, 96 Campbell. Varon 92 Cappas. Constantine — 96 Capps. Julian. Jr.— 65, 91. 108, 113 Capps. Julian, Sr.— 91 Caraway, Janis — 65, 101 Carico, Suella— S4 Carpenter, Mildred — 16, 76 Carr, Joanne — 58 Carrington, Charles — 13 Carroll. Ruthie — 17 Cart. Mrs. Pauline — 102 Carter. William Eugene — 24. 30. 95, 96, 115 Case, Eleanor — 58. 90 Case. William— 65, 112 Cash. Doris Marie — 30. 90 Cass. Owen— 84 Castillo. Maria — 55. 93 Castle, Harold— 43 Caudill. Audra Jean — 65 Caudill, Palis Dean— 58 Caudill. Thor— 58 Causey. Pauline— 85 Cavalier, Mary--74 Cavlor, Barbara — 58 Centers. Helen— 65 Chairatana, Lanjul — 51. 92 Chalmers. Alexander J.— 30, 92. 108 Chambers. Jackie — 84, 87 Chambers, Paula — 72 Chaney, Conner F.— 58, 101 Chang. Fulliang — 18 Cheng. Hwei-Hsien — 65 Cheney. James— 30. 93. 96. 99. 102. 113 Chidester. Albert — 97 Childers. Barbara — 31. 92 Childers. Marv Emma — 58 Childers. Melvln -58 Chin. Rockwood — 15. 96 Cho. Harry— 91 Clark. Bert E.— 31 Clark. Fern— 78 Clarke. Alda Jean — 51 Clavpool. Donald W.— 31, 92 Clavbrook. Lvnn— 51. 103, 113 Clem, Eleanor B. — 31 Clevenger. Paul— 50, 51. 96. 115 Click. Betty Jo — 51. 92, 99 Cline. Harriet D.— 25. 31, 99 Cline. Wilford— 31, 102 Clontz, Carl— 96 Cochran. Janet — 51 Coe, Violet— 5S Coffey. Fred— 83 Coffev. Janice— 84. 87 Coffev. Kenneth— 107 Cogl-urn. Bettv— 58 Coggins, Robert N. — 31 Coghill. Jean — 51 Cole. Jack— 51, 92, 107. 115 Collier, Lloyd— 101 Collins. Janet — 51 Collins. Shirley— 84, 87 Collins. Wvatt— 65 Colvard. Audrey— 51. 92 Colvard, Evelyn— 96 Colvard, James— 58. 107. 108. 112 Combs. Barbara Jean — 65, 93 Combs, Elvin— 112 Conant. Mary — 65, 93 Conley. James— 58. 114 Connelly. Ervin— 13 Conner. Charles— 65. 96. 109. 110. 112 Cook. Patricia— 78, 85. S6 Cooper. Allen— 65. 109. 110 Cooper. Mrs. Clara C. — 17 Cooper. Dorothy SS Cope, Levia Vivian — 31. 92 Copley, Orpha 74. 99 Corbin. Lattie Mae — 51 Cornelius. Edna B.— 5S Cornett. Elna— 58 Cornett. Eula Jean — 84 Cornett. Mildred— 32, 101 Cornett, Neal — 78 Cornett. Ola Mae — S4 Cottongin. Glenn — 58. 114 Couch, Viola— 85, 87, 8S Cowles. Wilda June— 5S. 100 Cox. Kay- 83 Cox. Levi— 32 Coy. Doris— 65. 90. 93 Crabtree, Geraldine— 90 Craft, Watson G.— 32 Crawford. Joyce — 74 Crawford. Phyllis— 58 Cress. Dirrell— 78. 85. 101 Cress. Ruby -85. 101 Crickenberger. Dorothy — 103 Crocker. Faye-65 Crosswhite. Bill— 51. 95. 99, 115 Cross v, hitr, Mae 12, 9, Croucher, General 66, 92 Crowder, Dorothy — 18 Crowder. Tinsley— 58. 93 Cruz. Ignacio- 55, 90. 93. 102 Currier. Dorothy— 17. 105 Curry, Larry— 66. 96 Curtis. Richard— 84 — D— 124 Danczenko, Witaliy— 58. 93 Dash. Raymond — 84 Davenport. Hilda — 52, 102 Davidson. Priscilla — 92 Davidson. Ramona — 32. 102 Davis. Arnold— 109 Davis. Carl— 87 Davis. Mrs. John — 13 Davis. Madeline — 84, 87, 88 Day. Randall— 58, 112 Davton. Ethel 78 Deadriek. Frank— 32. 91. 114 De Bruhl, Bruce— 66. 102 Dedman. Jean 52, 97. nil De Gamboa. Mrs. Ruth IS. 93 Dendy. Martha Frances— 32, 97, Denney, Feme — 66, 96. 113. 94 Derickson, Mima Jane 101 Derting. Joe — 66 Dill. Charles— 52. 92 Dill. Christine — 74 Dillingham. Frances- -32 Dingess, R. maid— 58. 91 Dingman. Helen — 18 Dingus. Mrs. Doyle 14, 100 Dingus. Doyle — 33. 100, 101 Dingus, Joanne — 33. 121 Dinsmore, Agnes — 16, 92 Disco, Clara— 33 Dixon. Donald— 33. 92. 114 Dixon, Velma— 84. 87 Diznev, Bill— 76 Dobbins. Bill H.— 33. 92 Dobbins. Leona — 56, 58 Dodd, Ruth— 97 Doerr. Donald — 15 Dollar, W. Harold— 33, 92 Donahue, William — 15 Dorton, Robert— 66 Dorton. Virg ' n ' a— 52 Doutv. Hope 58, 100 Dowdv. Edward— 52. 92. 108. 112 Drake. Charles -76. Ss. 90 Drake. Joan — 58. 96 Dryman. Bob— 66 Dagger, Delmas — 58 Dunaway. Geraldine 84 Duncan. Richard — 58 Duncan. David 82. S3. S7. 96 Dungan. Irvne M.— 17, 90. 9(i Dunn. Norman — 66 Durden. Mabrv Jean 58, lor, Dutton. Ernest H. 5S, 112 DuVall. Wilev— 52. 92 Dyer. Edward 79. 78 — E— Edmiston. Faye- 52. 96, 100 Edmondson, Edna — 73 Edmundson. Gerald— 52 Edwards, Charles— 24, 33, 96. 97. 100 Edwards. Jack— 96 Edwards. Robert L. 66 Eller. Nelma Jean— 58. 102 Ellis. Byrd 66. 102 Elmore. Jeanne- -66 Elrod. Hunter— 92 Elswick, Robert— 52. 96, 114 Emerson. Delia — 77 Ensor, Geraldine — 52 Epley, Robert— 66 Eubanks. Mary 33 Evans. Lvda Jean — 87 Evans. Wilson— 14. 15. 113 Everman. Lillian — 66. 96 Ezzard. Joanne — 52. 92 — F— Farler. Oma— 79. 85 Farlev. Frances — 52. 101 Farley. Gladys— 84 Farley, Laura — 52 Farmer. William — 66 Farris, Ella Lou— 66, 93 Faulkner, Maureen — 16 Feltner, Dillard— 25. 34. 102. 107. H 114. 115 Felton. Helen— 74 Felty. Kent— 84 Felty. Reva- -79. 85 Fenn. Norman— 85. 86. 78, 97. 109. 112 Ferguson, Rosa — 73 Ferguson, William — 34, 96 Few. John— 52. 92 Fields. Truman— 83 Findlev. Fred T.— 66 Fish. James— 34, 108. 113, 114 Fletcher. Millicent— 52, 92 Flores, Carlos— 93, 96 Floyd. Margaret— 34. 101 Foley. Phyllis— 52. 100 Ford. Ed— 84. 96 Forsyth. Gladys— 58. 100 Fort. Ralph— 66. 109, 111. 112 Foster, Frances — 58. 105 Fowler. Reva Jo— 58, 103. 113 Fox, Mary Jane — 66 Franke, Mrs. Margaret — 17 Franklin. Eva 58, 100 Frasher. Pat 34, llll. 105, 121 Friar. Bill— 34 Friar. Jack— 58 Fugate. Peggy — 96 Fulk. George 34. 91, 97 Fuller, Alfred— 34, 96 Fuson. Earlene — 101, 102 — G— Gabbard. Greta 83 Gabbard, Jana Lee 66, 103 Gabbard. Lillie — 66 Gaby, Ann 66 Gadd. Russell 66. 96 Gailey. Frank— 15 ( lallimore. Howard 90 Gambrel, Marv si Garland. Lesona 79. 85, SS Garland. Shirley 66, llll Garrett, Delilah 85 Garrett, Lowell 58, 92. 108 Garrett. Pauline 52 Garrison. Paul— 92. 105 Gass, Doris — 66, 93 Gay, Dottie — 66 Gentry. Doswell 35 Gever, George 52. 92 Gibbs. Thomas 93 Gibson. Florence 71. I Gibson. Louise- 66. 96 Gibson. Ronald— 59, 114 Giffin. Roscoe Is Gilbert, Elizabeth IS Giles, Amy — 35 Gilkerson, Seth- 15 Gillespie. James— 35. 91. 101. II::. 115 Gilliam, Joyce — 73 Gilliam, Sterling 96. 99. 105 Gilpin. Bill— 66 Gilpin, Gerald — 52 Gilreath, Betty— 66, 102 Girdler. Pauline Joyce 35 Glass, Evelyn— 59, 100 Glenn. Robert 52. 91. 97 Glover. Violet— 90 Goble, Corban— 25. 97. 102 Godbey. Audrey -59 Godbev, Edsel— 25. 35. 86. 102, 112. 1 Godbev. Forrest M.— 59. 105. 112. 114 Godsey. Garland D.— 35. 105. 1117, 1 112, 114 Goheen. Patricia — 66, 94 Gomez, Jorge S4 Good. Donald— 66. 103 Goodson. Robert— 66. 92 Gossage. Hazel 35, 92 Gott, Edith 13 Gouge, Joyce Elaine — 36, 104 Gouge, Reba — 74 Graham. Charles 15 Gray. Everett— 59, 93, 96 Gray, Herb -50. 52 Gravbeal. Doris 52. 100. 104 Greene. Betty 59. 90, 93 Greenhill, Troy 59 Greer. Mrs. Aileen — 52, 96 Griffith. Gwendolyn— 52 Grogan, Wayne- -59 Grooms, Betty Jean — 59. 93 Grossman. James — 76 Growman, John —90 Grubbs. B. A.— 56. 59, 107. 113. 114 Gruman, Lawrence — 14. 99 Gum. Jo Ann 66 Gunkler, Bob -S3. 87, 96 Gunkler. O. H.— 87. 107. 108 Gunter, Eileen— 59. 100 Guthrie. Robert 66. 96 Gwinn. Kenneth 59. 103. 108 — H— Haga. Harold— 66. 96 Hager. Jolene— 59. 101 Hagv. Bessie— 52, 92 Hahn. Dr. Clement— 71 Halcomb. Wallace— 59. 114 Hale. Elizabeth— 64, 66 Hale. James— 25. 36. 107, 113 Hall, Anna- -52, 91 Hall, Clyde— 59 Hall. Don— 59. 114 Hall. Elizabeth— 52 Hall. Evelyn— 52, 101 Hall, Hollis— 59, 92 Hall. Jimmy— 36. 96 Hall, Juvne 52 Hall, Ruth Helen — 56. 59 Halsey. Nell— 36 Halstead. Jerry— 84. 85. 88 Hamner, Dita Joy — 100 Halterman. Clara — 59 Hamilton. Gordon S.— 59. 91, 97 Hamrick. Clara— 100 Hammersley. Mary — 66. 91. 96 Hammond, Francis — 36 Hampton, Hobert— 59, 91 Hampton. Philip 59 Hansen. May 52. 90. 91, 95 Harding, Carol 15 Hardwick, Fannie Lee 59. 90. Hare, Edwin 66 Harrell, Wilma Roll, r. ' .i Harrill. Edward 36, 76, 103 Harris. Albert 52, 96 Harris. Jerry L. 36, 102. 11 1 Harris. Johnny- 66. 93. 96 Harris, Lenore 52 Harrison. Florence 16. 92 Harrison, Geraldine 7:: Harrison. Jack 102 Harrison, Jerry 79. 86 Harrison, Dr. Paul 71 Hart, Marie — 16 Hart. Thomas 15 Hartzog, Everette — 59. 101 Hassler. June 52, 103 Hasty. Billy 101 Hatcher. Wesley ' .t7 Hatmaker, Bob— 87 Hatmaker, Zola-- 72 Hawkins. Don 66 Hawthorne. J. Donald 52. 91. 9 Hayes. Bobby 52 Hedges. Millicent 36 Hefner. Ann 60 Hefner. Nora 53, loo Helmboldt. Doris 59 Henderlite, Edward 59, 95. 96 Henderson. Dr. Bates — 71 Hendricks, Nan 91 Henderson, Carol— 37. 95. 101 Henderson. David 91 Henson. Palmer -67. 109. 112 Henslev. R. C. si Hess. Thelma 100. 101 Hicks, Bonnie Sue , Higgins. Dorothy — 67 Higgins. Edith Louis,- s:: Hillman. Don 37 Hines, Beecher — 67 Hinkle, Doris Ann 59. 90 Hinn. Gervas S2. s:i. 87, 9:; Hoffman. Jesse E.— 25. 37. 91. Hogan. Theodosia— 37 Hoja, Withold- 55. 93 Holbrook. Oma S4 Holder, Edwin 59. 99. 115 Hollidav, Dale 79. 85 Holt. Hazel 67. 93 Holt, Raymond 59 Hopkins, Mrs. Waring- 93. 102 Horsch, Jean 52. 91. 97 Horton. Charles 85 Horton. I. D— 84 Hoskins. Gary 83, ' . ; Hoskins. Gen,- 59, ' . House, Aubrev— 67 House. Mary 96. 100 Howard. Francine — 84 Howell. Lowell— 85 Howell, Paul— 67 Hubbard. James 37. 92. Ill Hubbard. Marilyn 37 Hubble. Faunice 18, 91 Huddleston. Imogene 92. 97. 10 Huddleston, Louise lol Hudson. Mary Jane — 72 Hughes. Jerome 16. 90 Hughes. Marv Margaret — 53 Hulburt, Mary 50. 53, 90 Hull. Herschell 15 Hull. Nancy— 84. 87 Hulver. Robert— 67 Humfleet. Carolvn— 84. 87 Humfleet. Glenna 84, 87, Hung. Samuel — 59. 91 Hunt. Wilsie— 84 Hurlev, Norma — 73 Hurt. Billie Jean— 59. 105 Huskev. Faye — 53 Hutcheson. Donald- 67. 90 Hutchins. Anne si Hutchins. Francis S.— 12 Hyder, James E. 67 — ! — Ingham. Robert E. ii Ingram. Eleanor — 74 Ingram. Mary— 53. 100 Irvine, James 67, 101, Ison, Eula — 67 Ison, Glennon— 53. 107. Israel, Rosalee — 03 Ivey, Georgia — 73 100, 110, 114 Jacobs, Walter 37, 97. 104, Jameson, Gladys — 17 Jans, Mrs. Ralph 0 ' i Jans, Ralph— 16, 99, 102 Jasper, Betty — 74 Jenkins. Norma C7 Jennings, Nell — 37. 92 Jennings, Samuel— 38, 101, 102 t25 Johnson, Dallas — 87 Johnson, Bill— 100 Johnson. Emily— 67, 105 Johnson, Forrest — 59. 91 Johnson, Kenneth E— 56. 59, 91 Johnson, Millard — 96 Johnson, Patricia — 73 Jokay, Luis — 53, 92, 93 Jolley, Lois — 38 Jones. Bill— 67 Jones. Bobbie — 103 Jones, Doris— 53. 102 Jones. Keith— 67, 92 Jones, Loyal— 101. 105. 108 Jones. Martha — 74 Jones. Milton— 60. 96 Jones. Roxie — 53 Jones. Woodrow— 38. 90. 96 Joyner. Barbara— 67. 100 Joseph. Nancy 84 Justus. Bennie — 67 — K— Kaltenegger, Joan — 60 Kavanaugh, George — 13 Kavanaugh. Jane — 84, 87 . 88 Keener, Orrin — 90 Keeter, Jackie — 53, 100 Keith, Russell— 85 Kelly, James — 67 Kellv. Kenneth G. — 67 Kelly, Mrs. Peggy Click— 38 Ketehersid. Ruth— 50. 53. 92. 105 Kidd. Ann Alley— 38 Kiive, Priidu— 91. 97 Kilbourne, Carl — 76 Kilbourne. Charles — 108 Kilbourne, Henry — 96 Kilbourne. Mrs. John -14 Kimbrel. Betty— 84 Kim. Thomas— 25. 38. 97 Kineaid. Maxine 60 King. James Don — 67 King. Mary Louise — 38 King. Ruth — 67 King. Virginia — 60 Kingman. Marian — 92 Kinjo. Toshiaki — 92 Kinnaird. Christine — 38 Kinser. Donald 93 Kiphart. Raymond- 87 Kiser. Helen— 53. 96. 101 Kite. David— 50. 53 Kite, Evelyn Josephine -92 Klingman. Creston— 17. 103 Knight. Robert P.— 60 Koostra. Walter— 60 Kuhl. Howard, Jr.— 39. 93, 97 Kysela, Celia— 17, 100 — L— Lamb. Hazel— 67 Lambert. Wesley —53, 92 Lane. Blanche— 18 Lane. Ernest— 67 Langford, Doris — 93 Lanier, Gwen -60, 103, 104 Larew. Tullv— 60. 92, 98 Large, Martha— 53. 92 Laswell. Bill— 60 Layman. Furman — 96 Leach, William M.— 67, 91 Lear, Helen 53 Lear, Mary — 67 Leatherwood, James M.— 39, 92 Leatherwood. Mary Jane — 53 Leatherwood. Mrs. Nellie — 53, 105 LeBlanc, Mrs. Joann— 93. 96 LeCroy, Robert— 84. 87. 96 Lecky, Jeanelle — 67. 101 Ledbetter. Carol— 67. 92 Ledbetter. Guy— 53. 92 Ledford. Dorothy— 60 Ledford. Homer 96 Ledford, Maude — 13 Lee, Dorothy — 67 Lee. William -60. 95 Lemons. James R.— 39, 92 Leslie. Gerald— 60, 115 Leslie, Mary Alice — 60. 102 Lester. Harold- 84. 88 Lester, Ronnie— 60. 91. 105, 108 Levey. Gerrit— 15. 91, 115 Lewis. Alan E— 60. 91 Lewis. Anna Marie 67, 96 Lewis, Imogene — 60, 95 Lewis, Jack— 101 Lewis, Gid 85 Lewis, Martha— 85 Lewis. Nancy— 84. 88 Lilly. Delnres 53. 100 Lincoln. Hazel— 15. 96 Lindon, Margery — 67 Linkous, George — 53. 103 Lisenbee. Benny 109. Ill Lisi. Phyllis— 53. 105 Lisko, Andrew — 101 Lloyd. Bobby— 67 Loehr, Charles — 90 Lovely, Eugene — 67, 102 Lowe. Nelvia— 39. 102 Loy. Joyce — 60, 93, 103 Ludlum. Charlotte — 18, 93 Lusk. Mattie — 39 Lusk. Valjean — 67 — M— Macaulay. Minnie Maude — 17. 90 Muggard, Lillie — 85 Manicure, Alice — 60 Mann, Barbara 69 Marine, Bertha— 94, 101 Marion, William W. — 40, 92 Marsh, John— 60, 100. 103 Marshall. Charles— 85 Martin. Donald— 60. 90, 94 Martin. Leland — 50, 53, 94, 107. 112 Martin. Ira J. — 17, 90, 93, 95 Martin, Mariorie — 53, 102 Martin, Reva Jean — 67 Massey. Doug— 56. 60, 99, 107. 109, Masterson. Jim — 40, 96 Matthias, Mrs. Virginia — 16 Mattingly. Anna — 67. 92 Maxey. Rosemary — 40. 105. 113 Mayfield. Geraldine- 85 Maynard. Emma — 100 McBroom. Joan — 67, 90 McCaffrey, Elizabeth— 60 McCaffrey, Mary — 74, 96 McCloud. Tom — 60. 91 McClung, Betty Ann— 60 McClung. Corenna — 74 McClung. Ellen— 105 McClung. Marian — 60, 94. 105 McClure. Alawayne — 53. 99, 105 McConnell. D. Elizabeth — 39. 92 McCollum, Wanda — 91 McCurry. Eloise — 39. 92 McCoy. Patricia— 85 McCoy. Patsy— 84 McDaniel, Ray— 85 McDonald. Betty — 67, 96 McDougal, Mary 68 McGee, Anna Dean — 39 McGlone. Forrest — 53, 92 McGuire. Geraldine- 84 McGuire, Lillian — 76 McLemore, Eugene — 60 Mcintosh. Retha — 78 McKinley, Jo Lynn — 84, 87 McMahan, LaRue — 68. 100 McMurray. Ann— 68. 105 McSween. Betty— 60, 90 McWilliams, Mary — 82, 83, 86, 88 Meade, Freida — 60, 96 Meade. Betty— 84 Meade. Lula Belle — 84 Mealey. Shirley — 79, 85, 87, 88 Medley. James T.— 40 Meeks. Mable — 40. 101 Meeks. Ruth— 60 Melton. Delta- 84. 85 Menefee. Mrs. Maxine — 91 Menefee. Robert — 15, 90, 96 Merritt, John— 92 Messer, Anna Lee — 92 Meth. Paul— 97 Metcalf. Annabel — 84 Meyer, Beth— 68, 90, 93 Miller, Beatrice — 84 Michael, Clarene — 68 Miles, Louis — 60 Miller, Louise — 83 Miller, Christine — 15 Miller, Evelyn— 68 Miller. Gerald— 91 Miller, Panzie — 79, 87 Miller, Raymond — 83 Miller, Rebekah— 14, 93 Miller. Robert — 53. 92. 107, 108. 112 Mills. Hazel— 85. 87 Mills. Kathleen— 83. 88 Minns, Harold — 53 Miracle. Chester — 60 Mirbach. Norman — 53, 91, 97 Mitchell. Delores — 60 Mitchell. Jean — 53 Mobley, Dual D.— 53. 91, 114 Moeter. Anak — 93 Monier, Howard — 15 Montgomery. Francis — 40, 96 Montgomery. Lillian — 84. 88 Moore. Alice S. — 79 Moore. Bob — 60 Moore. Bobby O. — 60, 107 Moore, Charles — 84 Moore. Donna — 53, 98 Moore. Everett Elwood — 40, 91 Moore. Kenneth — 40. 93 Moore. Rose — 53. 94. 104 Morgan. Fred Keith — 53, 114 Morgan. Joe — 61 Morreim. Allan — 13 Morris. Betty— 84 Morris, Bobby— 83 Morris. Mrs. Gladys — 16. 76 Morris. Jack — 79, 101 Morris, Joe — 112 Morris. Wayne — 54. 96, 112 Moser, Paul— 61. 105. 107. 108 Moss, Inez — 54. 93 Moxley. Don — 112 Mull. B. Rondal— 41. 97. 100, 101. 113 Mull. Donald Sherwood — 68, 96 Mullins, Homer Paul — 68 Mullins, Mary Anne — 54 Mullins. Rena James — 41 Mullis. Mrs. Charles Ann — 83 Mullis. Cramer — 79 Murphy, Janet — 100 Murray, Ellen — 41 Muse. Pauline — 41. 96 Musser. Harvey — 68, 103 Musser. Jean — 68 Myles, Molly — 93 — N— Nail, E. J.— 68 Nanney. Cecil— 68. 91. 96 Napier. Bill 54. 114 Neace. Wilgus— 83, 86 Neal. Sara— 68. 91 Neff, Thomas— 84 Nelson. Barbara— 68. 101 Nestor. Paul— 13 Newbolt. Barlow 70. 85. S7 Newbolt, W. E.— 15 On The Street 126 Newcomer, John Paul — 68 Newman, Dorothy Lee OS Newsome. Pete— 108 Niekell, Edna— 54. 90. 101 Nickell. Fred— 41. 97. 101 Nickolakis. Nicholas 91, 93, 97 Noe. Nancv Marie — 68. 90 Noland. Paul D.— 54. 99. 102. 105. 107. 109, 114. 110, 112 Noll. Mrs. Waldemar — 16 Noll. Waldemar 17. 19 Nomura. Shizu — 41 Norris. Wanda— 68 North. Dewey -85 Noss. Charles— 84. 87 Noss. George— 17. 101 Noss. Martha— 68. 96 Nuefcols, Jo Ella— 68. 105 Nusshaumer, Adolf— 93, 9G — o— Oakley. Woodie — 84. 87 Obi. Ogbuchukwu— 54, 93 O ' Daniel. Mary Frances— 61. 92. 105 O ' Dell. Joanne— 61. 103 Ogle. Milton— 68 Ohlinger. Constance — 17. 87 Olson. Marolvn Alice — 41. 94. 97 Osborne. Gladys— 41. 76. 93. 104 Osborne. Marv Lib — 91 Osolnik, Rude — 76 Outlaw, Billy— 101 Owen, Larry — 86 Owens, Jim— 61. 105 — P— Packett. Leonard— 61, 92. 101 Padgett. Clarence — 91 Palombo, Joe — 97 Pardue. Don — 95 Page, Roy — 54 Parker, Edsel 54 Parker. Gladys— 79 Parker, Glen Edward— 42. 96. 107. 112 Parr. J. C— 96 Parrish. Doris Jean— 42 Parrish. Gladys— 76 Parrish. Helen — 61 Parsons, Lillie Bess — 54, W Parsons, Norma — 61, 93 Patrick, Elwood— 84, 88, 101 Patton. Marilyn — 96 Pauck. Charles — 18 Pauck. Margaret Nelle — 82. 83 Pauley. Earl— 108 Pauley. Bonnie— 83. 87. SS Payne, James — 68. 112 Payne. G. Thomas— 68 Peace. Louise — 68 Pease. Don— 100, 101 Peck. Mrs. Elisabeth — 16. 102 Peercy. Larry — 68 Peercy, Robert L. — 68 Pennington. Chriss — S5 Pennington, Elhannon — S5 Pennington, Frances — 74 Pennington, Rosa Lee — 73 Pennington, Shirley — 85 Perry, Fred— 85, 87 Perry, Hal Gordon— 83, 86 Pennoyer, June — 14, 90 Perry, Simon — 61 Phillips, Harry A.— 25, 42, 87, 100 Phillips. Marie— 68, 93, 94 Phillips, Marshall — 83 Phillips, Marvin — 84 Phipps, Anabelle — 72 Phipps, Calvin— 101 Pierson, Beverly — 103 Pierce, Losie Jo — 42 Pilson, Herbert— 42, 102 Ping, William— 68 Pittman. Florence — 54, 96 Planck. Margaret — 74 Plvmale. Doris — 42, 102 Poe. Patricia — 84 Poling, Junior — 6S Porter. Homer. A. Jr.— 25. 42. 96, 98, 99. 114 Powell, Doug— 61. 105, 114 Powell. Elizabeth— 84, 87 Powers, Donald — 61 Powell, James Lawrence — S6 Powers, Fairy — 74 Powers, Wendell— 68, 96 Preece, Virginia — 88 Pressley, Russell Mack — 61 Price, Dorsalene — 68, 93 Price, Gaylyn— 42. 92 Price. June Lee — 68 Proffitt, Sue— 68, 93 Propst. Sue — 43. 93 Pross, Lester — 15 Pruitt. Robert— 61. 108 Pruitt, Roberta — 68 Pugslev. D. W.— 17, 91, 102 Pugsley. Jim— 87. 96 Pugsley, Mrs. Donald — 76 Purkey, Anita— 24. 25, 43 Purkey, Shirley— 68 Sunday Sun — R— Ragan, George — 85 Ralston. Gloria — 68, 93 Ralston, William— 85 Ramey. Fay — 43 Ramey. Ralph— 68. 101 Ramsay. Dick— 101. 104 Kamsav, John -101 Ramsay. William R. — 43, 94. 101, 102. 104 Randolph. Maxine — 68 Rapier, Gwen— 54. 97. 102 Rawlings. Shirley— 84 Raw Joe — 79 Ray. Leslie— 61, 105 Read, Jimmy— 68. 96 Reasor. Jessie M. — 54, 102 Reedy, Charles— 68 Reedy, Dale — 69 Reedy, Ellen— 56, 61, 105 Reese, Don— 61, 90 Reesor, Janice — 87 Rekszynskyj, Bohdan — 61 Renau, Jacques — 54, 93 Renkenberger. Nancy L. — 43, 96 Renzema. Dorothy— 17, 99. 102 Reynolds. Bonnie — 72 Reynolds. Dorothy— 54, 101. 103 Reynolds. Joyce— 69. 96 Reynolds, Lillian— 79, 88 Reynolds. Rex— 69 Reynolds. Winifred— 69. 96 Rhudy, Louise — 61. 95. 103 Richards, Ada Rose — 54. 102 Richardson. Billv— 69 Rice. Mima Fave— 78, 79. S5. SS Ricketts, Lee William— 61, 112. 114 Riddle. Jeanne— 100, 103 Riffle, George— 69 Ring, Beverly— 69, 93, 101 Risk. Elaine— 61. 100 Roark. Bill— 80. 86 Roark. Mary Bell— 85 Roark. Sarah — 85 Rot-bins. Mary — 74 Roberts, Mary— 87 Roberts, Gilbert— 91. 97 Roberts. Lucille — 61 Roberts. Roselyn— 69. 101 Roberts, Winnie Faye— 69 Robertson. D. B.— 17. 90 Robertson. Rosemary — 72 Robinson. Corine — 54 Robinson, Jeanette — 73 Rochester. Jimmie Lou — 69 Rogers, Barbara — 80 Rogers. John C. — 43 Rogers, Ted— 56. 61, 92, 112, 115 Rogers. Neil— 61. 91. 112 Rose, W. C— S4. 87 Rose. William Ralph— 43, 114 Rosenberger. Graham — 61 Ross, Betty Mae— 24. 44. 96. 121 Ross. Frank— 86 Ross, King— 85 Ross. W. G— 17, 102 Ross, William— 84, 96 Roy. James — 84 Rouse. Jimmie — 54. 93, 96 Rucker, Emily— 69. 100 Rucker. Oscar— 80 Rudd. Oral— 44, 96 Rudder, Charlene — 69. 93 Runyon, Nell— 69 Russell. James — 17. 96 Rutland, Betty— 69 — s— Sadler. Alice— 61, 93 Salisbury. Tavis — 69 Sally. Robert— 84 Sammons. Russel — 96 Sangren. Mabel — 13 Sanko, Gladys — 69 Saulman. Pat — 69. 96 Sayre. Betty — 61. 90 Saylor, Bettye — 80 Schloetzer. Carrie — S3 Schultz. H. D.— 76 Schmidt. Dorothy— 54. 93 Schumacher. Owen — 54 Scott, Paul— 96 Scott. Nancy— 84. 87 Scrivner. Phyllis— 78 Sevy, Mrs. Nan Harris — 24. 44. 99, 121 Sevy. Robert H.— 44. 91. 97 Sexton, Lola Faye — 69 Shamsedin. Ezzedin — 76 Shaw. Bethena— 61. 99. 103 Shaw, Hazel— 69 Sheeny, Bettv Sue- 24, 44. 97. 102. 121 Sh.-il. SI, nl. a 74. 96 Sherrill. Nellie Ann— 44. 97 Sherrill. Pansy— 61. 105 Shipe, Lynn— 61. 96. 114 Shrewsberry, Alma — 69 Shrewsberry. Fern — 69 Shrewsberry. Imarie — 69 Shrewsberry. Reva — 69, 92 Shrewsberry. Reynard C. — 44 Shriver. Suzanne — 54. 92, 105 Shumaker. Phyllis — 13 Shust. Ihor — 93 Shutt. Charles N.— 13 Sifford. Harold— 69 Silver. Wayne— 92. 114 Simmons. Barbara — 69 Sisk, Lee Rov— 54. 92 Skaggs. Dorothv— 69. 99. 100. 101 Skelton. Mary— 80. 88 Skidmore, Ann— 69. 101 Skinner. Gerald— 61 Skinner, Pat— 80. 84. 88 Sloane. Marguerite — 13 Slocum. Mrs. Margaret Haun — 44, 101 Slocum, Robert— 45, 91. 97. 113 Smathers. Patricia— 56, 61. 90, 95. 101 Smith. Bettv— 74 Smith. Charles C— 45 Smith. Ann — 92 Smith. Emilv Ann -16 Smith. Frank— IS. 97, 101 Smith, Glenna— 69 Smith. Louis — 14. 16 Smith. Margaret Ann— 45. 94. 104 Smith. Peggy— 69. 96, 103 Smith, Sarah— SO. 85. 88 Snedegar. Virginia Ann — 45. 93 Solomon. Gladwin— 54, 93 Spangler. Charles Bishop — 54. 97 Spencer. Rubv Faye — 83, SS, 96 Spicer. Nancv— 64, 94. 100 Spillman. C. O.— 15 127 Spillman, Robert— 83, 87 Spradlin, Bill- -69 Spradlin, Colista— 101. 96 Sprinkle, Alice— 78, 80, 85, 88 Stafford, Mavo — 84 Stacy. Jesse — 84 Stacy, Media— 84 Stegeman. Ruth— 71, 74 Stidham, Mary Ruth— 83 Stallard. Betty Nell— 24, 45. 121 Stallard, Paul— 54 Stallard. Deri— 96 Stamper. Shirley — 69 Stapleton, Garnet— 69 Steele. Joyce — 72 Steeley, Simon— 61. 93 Stephens, Betty — 54 Stevens. June— 69, 103 Stewart. Charlotte — 14 Stidham, William— 54 Stivers. Jack— 69, 96 Stivers. Roemelle— 61. 99. 100 Stout, Bill D.— 61, 91, 93 Stout, Mabel— 54 Siul.lilcfi.-ld. I ' hilip so. ss. ln| Sturgill, Claude— 78, 80 Sturgill, Doris— 84 Sublett. Ira— 73 Sumpter, William— 45, 96 Surface, Jerrell— 69. 90 Sutherland. Hugh— 69. 96 Sutton. Ruth— 61, 96 Swanner, Bobbie — 69 Swinford. Mrs. W. S— 14 Svidenska. Jana — 93 — T— Tackett. Mrs. Carlos— 14 Tackett. Carlos— 25. 45, 90, 95, 103 Tackett, Emma— 69, 90 Tamayo, Jaime — 87 Tannehill, Mrs. Flonnie Ward— 45. 101 Tanner, Marguerite — 100 Taulbee. Glenna— 62 Taylor, Anne — 62 Taylor, Erma— 62. 93 Taylor. Foustena- 81). 87. 88 Taylor, Harold- -69 Taylor. Robert- 91 Taylor, Rupert— 69 Tenrpleton, Lois — 46 Tester, Colleen— 73 Thacker, William Carl— 62 Thomas. Fred— 84 Thomas. Jessie L.— 70, 90 Thomas. Mary Elizabeth— 46, 95, 105 Thomas, Rosa Nelle 54, 92 Thompson. Elvis— 54. 91, 97 Thompson, James- -114 Thompson, John— 46, 97. 105, 11-1 Thompson, Ken- -87 Thompson, Kenneth — 14 Thompson, Verna— 54 Thorns. Pete 90, 113 Thorpe, Janice — 88 Thurman. Arnold— 70, 109, 111. 112 Thurmond, Carolyn— 100. 1(11 Tinney. Oscar Byrne— 24, 25, 46, 93 Tipton, Julia— 54 Tisinger, Richard — 54, 91 Todd. Eddie 91 Todd, Lois— 87 Tonne. Arleen— 62 Traylor, Willie Jo- -70. 101 Tredennick. Dorothy — 15, 90 Trent, Corrol— 74, 96, 99 Trimble. Ed— 50. 54, 105, 114 Troutman, Jerry — 105 Turner, Elsie— 62 Turner, Sam— 103 — u— —V— Valentine, Kenneth— 54, 92, 107, 114 Vance, Loring— 70, 94, 96 Van Hook, J. O.— 16, 102 Van Horn. Al— 103, 112 Van Hoose, Claudine— 70, 96 Van Horn. Clifford — 97 Van Home, Avonelle — 46 Van Home, John — 62 Van Sant. Frances — 62 Van Sleet. Ruth— 91. 93, 97 Van Winkle. Bot— 105, 108 Vernon. Warner — 15 Vest. Richard— 91 Via. J. P.— 62, 112 Viars, Llovd — 84 Vickers, Thomas L.— 46, 94, 102, 104 — W— Wade, Allene — 55 Wade, Nadene — 25. 46. 96, 99. 102. 121 Wade. Nina— 88 Wade. Ralph -55. 92. 107, 108, 109. 112 Wagoner, Dalvin Bruce — 55, 103 Wagoner, Donald— 46, 92. 114, 115 VVal.lcn. James- -85 Waldroup, Libbv— 70 Walker. Georgia— 70. 103 Walker, Laura Jane — 55, 93 Wallen, Norma 62 Walters. Bonnie — 80, 88 Walters, Jan— 55. 105 Walters. Robert L. — 55. 114 Walters, Roy N.— 77 Walthall. Ronald— 55. 95, 99, 103 Watson. Gene — 100 Watts, Vinson Alan— 47, 96 Wear. Pat— 15. 102 Weaver, Jack — 97 Weaver, Kenneth 84, 87, 88 Weaver, Marilyn -92 Webb, Billy— S8 Webb. Alice— 62, 90 Webb, Ann— 47 Weddington. Herb 107. 112 Weekes. Mrs. E. J.— 16 Weekes, E. J.— 16 Wehrle-Walker, Mae— 70 Weidler. Dean A. G.— 15, 48, 49, 96, 97 Weidler. Mrs. A. G.— 49, 97 Welch. David— 70 Welch. Ray— 70 Welcher. Burton— 70, 94 Wells, Don— 55, 97, 102, 10S Welch. Ben — 14 West. Ann— 70, 93, 94, 96 Wheeler. Melvin — 84 Wheeler. Shirley— 50, 55, 105 Whipple. Sherman — 15 White. Betty— 72 White. Donna— 72 White, Jack— 84 White, Joe — 83, 86 Whitis, Pete — 64, 10S Whitis. Robert— 86 Whitson, Virginia— 70, 101 Whitt, Anna Lee— 70, 94 Wiblin, Betty— 93, 105 Wieringa, Hilda — 14 Wilder, Barbara — 80, 87 Wilkcrson. Sally— 15 Will, Arlene — 55, 93, 105 Williams. Ben— 70 Williams. Geraldine— 62 Williams. James — 84 Williams. Herman — 84 Williams. Lena — 70 Williams. Martha Ann — 70. 93 Williams. Oliver — 55 Williams. Pat— 62. 101. 100 Wilson. Aaron— 70. 96 Wilson. Azalee — 62, 100 Wilson. Douglas — 84 Wilson. Grace — 76 Wilson. Larry— 80, 86 Wilson, Richard 84 Wilson. Wilda— 73 Wilson. William— 62. 112 Winebarger. James — 85 Winston. Betty— 62 Wircman, Donald — 84 Wise. Earle — 70 Wise. James — 62 Wiseman. Susan — 47, 96 Wittenbach, Ruth Anna— 62. 92. 105 Wittig. Josephine — 47 Wolford. Feaster— 15 Woods. Ruth — 16, 92 Worth. Donald— 17. 91 Worthen, Elizabeth- 55, 96 Wright, Elizabeth— 47, 92 Wright, Ida Deane — 72 Wright, Sara— 103 Wright. T. M.— 17 Wright. Walter 55. 91. 107, 112. 113, 114 Wvatt. Billie— 105 Wyatt, C. H.— 109, 112 Wvatt, Ethel— 18 Wylie. Martha— 74 — Y— Yates, Charles— 96, 100 Yelton. Sylvia— 80. 100 York. Charles C— 70 York. Delores — 55 York. John— 76. 96 York. Sue— 55 Young, Milton— 62, 90 — z— 128 Senior Biographies DOROTHY ALEXANDER — Berea Players 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,3,4, Program Chm. 4; Y.W.CA. I. ESTHER ALLEN — W.A.A. 3; Harmonia 4; Berea Players 4. KESSLER ALLEY — Wallpaper I; Pi Alpha 3,4; Student Affiliate of Amer. Chem. Soc. 4; French Club 4; Outing Club 2. CAROLINE ATKINS — Harmonia 1,2,3,4; WAA 2,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Berea Players 2. DAVID AUXIER — Cheerleader 3,4; Tennis Team 3,4; Swimming Team 3,4; Band 4; B Club 3.4; Y.M.C.A. 1,2,4; Class Vice-pres 4; Ag Union 1,2,3,4; S.A. Hang- out Comm. 4, Chm. 4; Penguin Club 4; Ag Home Ec Club 4. JAMES E. BACK — Berea Players 1,2; Ag Union 1,2,3,4. ROBERT BAIRD — Bus. Econ. Club 1,2,3,4, Chm. 3; Y.M.C.A. 1; House Council I; Student Council 4, Treas. 4; Chimes 4, Co-advertising Mgr. 4. DOROTHY BALL— Berea Players 1,2,3; Y.M.C.A. 1,2, Bus. Econ. Club 3,4, Chimes 4; W.A.A. 3. JOANN BARRIER — Wallpaper 4; Harmonia 2,3,4; Home Ec Club 4; W.A.A. 1,2. LEAH MAUDINE BASTIN — Y.W.CA. 3; F.T.A 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Outing Club 2; Berea Players 3; Christian Youth Council 2,3; Rel. Emphasis Week Comm. 3,4. WHEELER K. BELL — Berea Players I; Y.M.C.A 1,2,3,4; Class Social Chm. 2; Sociology Club 3, Vice- pres 3; Bus. Econ. Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Men ' s Association Pres. 4; Student Council 4, Chimes 4, Bus. Mgr, 4; WHO ' S WHO. CHARLES BLANKE NSHIP — Berea Players 1,2,3, Y.M.C.A 1,2,3, Publicity Chm. 2; Harmonia 4; Rel. Emphasis Week Comm. 4. MARY LOU BOGGS— Life Service 2,3, Sec. 2; Y.W.CA. 4; Rel. Emphasis Week Comm. 4; Prayer Group 3,4. LORENE PARKER BOW— Y.W.CA. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4; Home Ec Club 3,4; Berea Players 3. STEPHEN BOW — F.T.A, I; Berea Players 2,3; P.A.F 4. Sociology Club 2,3,4. CLARA BLACKBURN BRADBURY— H a r m o n i a 1,2,3,4; Band 1. LEON BRANUM- F.T.A. 4. MACK A. BREAZEALE — Class Treas. 3; Sigma Pi Sigma 2,3,4, Treas. 3,4; Pi Alpha 2,3,4; Harmonia ; Chapel Choir 4; Swimming Team 2,3,4; B Club 4; Math Club 2,3; Student Section of Amer. Inst, of Physics 3; Radio Club 3. CAROLINE BREEDLOVE — Berea Players I; Y.W.CA. 1; Women ' s Council 3; Home Ec Club 3,4. HENRY BROWN — Student Association Pres. 4; Men ' s Council 2,3; Swimming Team 1,2,3, Capt. 3; Track 2,3,4; Pi Alpha 3,4; Class Pres. 3; Berea Players 1,2; B Club 1,2,3,4; Class Treas. 2; WHO ' S WHO. DEGGY BROWN WILDA ESKEW BROWN — Harmonia 1; Varsity Wom- en ' s Glee Club 2,3; Chapel Choir 4; WHO ' S WHO. WILBURN CURTIS BRUMMITT — Ag Union 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; Ag Home Ec Club 4; Berea Players 1 ; Intei- dorm Council 3. -Twenty Writers 3,4, Pres. 3, d ; WILLIAM BRYSON — Ag Union 1,2,3,4; Y.M.C.A. 2,3; Ag Home Ec Club 4. LOIS JEAN BUCKNER— Women ' s Glee Club 3,4, Vice-pres. 4; Harmonia 3,4. DAVID L. BUNBURY— Pi Alpha 3,4; Student Affili- ate of Amer. Chem. Soc. 2,3,4, Chm. 4. MAXINE BURR— Berea Players 1 ; Y.W.CA. 1,3,4. Wallpaper 2; S.D.A. 2,3, Comm. Chm. 2; Outing Club 4, Sec-treas. 4; Sociology Club 3,4, W.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 2. ROBERT BYRD— Band 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3; Tennis Team 3,4; B Club 3,4; S.A. Social Chm. 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Pres. 3; Hist. Pol. Sci. Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Wallpaper 3,4; Chimes 4; Y.M.C.A. 1. WILLIAM EUGENE CARTER — Student Council 2,3,4, Y.M.C.A,, Treas. 4; Men ' s Council 4; House Council 4 Baseball 1,2,3; Intramural Council 4; Bus. Econ. Club 1,2,3,4; B Club 2,3,4; WHO ' S WHO. HOWARD CADDELL— Hist, Pol. Sci. Club 3,4. DORIS MARIE CASH— Life Service 2,3,4, Vice-pres 2; Christian Youth Council 2,4, Sec-treas. 2, Pres. 4 Harmonia 4, Outing Club 3; Berea Players 1; Danforth Choir 3; Y.W.CA, 4; Women ' s Council I; Prayer Group I; Rel. Emphasis Week Comm 4. HAROLD Y CASTLE — Student Council Parliamen- tarian 2; Men ' s Council 2,3, Sec-treas. 3; Harmonia 1,2,3,4; Men ' s Octet 2; Chapel Choir 3; Mock Con- vention Comm. 4, Y.M.C.A. 2,3; Bus. Econ. Club 2,3,4. ALEXANDER JAMES CHALMERS — Ag Union 1,2,3,4; Ag Home Ec Club 4; Swimming Team 4. JIM CHENEY — Cosmopolitan Club 1,2,3, Pres. 3. Berea Players 1,2; Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3; Bus. Econ. Club 3,4; Hist. Pol. Sci. Club 3,4; Men ' s Council 4; Chimes 4; P.A.F. 3. BARBARA CHILDERS — Berea Players 1,2; Home Ec Club 2,3,4; W.A.A. I, ELEANOR CLEM — Harmonia 3,4, Sociology Club 4, Social Chm. 4. HARRIET D. CLINE— Berea Players 2; WAA. 1,2,3,4; Y.W.CA. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, Sec 3; Sociology Club 2,3,4, Sec. 3; Chimes 4; Women ' s Association Pres. 4; WHO ' S WHO. WILFORD CLINE— Y.M.C.A. 1,2; Berea Players 2; F.T.A. 4, Publicity Chm 4; Cosmopolitan Club 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Hist. Pol. Sci. Club 3,4. VIVIAN COPE- Ec Club 4. MILDRED CORNETT- -Country Dancers 1,2,3,4. LEVI COX — Ag Union 1,2,3,4, Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3. WATSON CRAFT — Ag Union 1,2,3,4. MAE CROSSWHITE — Pi Alpha 3,4, Vice-pres. 4. RAMONA DAVIDSON — Y.W.CA. 1,2; P.A.F. 2, Hist. Pol. Sci. Club 3,4. FRANK DEADRICK — Student Section of Amer. Inst of Physics 3,4; Y.M.C.A. 2; Berea Players 2. MARTHA FRANCES DENDY— W.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas 3, Pres. 4, State Pres. 3; Y.W.CA. 2,3,4, Social Chm. 4; Math Club 2,3; Pi Alpha 4; Modern Dance Club 3,4 FRANCES DILLINGHAM — Berea Players 2,3; Home Ec Club 3,4, Life Service 2,3,4. Berea Players I; W.A.A. 2,3, Home 129 DOYLE R. DINGUS — Y.M.C.A. 1,2, Berea Player: 1; Harmonia 1,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3; Royal Collegians 1,2,3,4, Leader 3,4, Math Club 3,4, Vice- pres. 4; Pi Alpha 4, S.A. Chapel Comm. 2,3. JOANNE DINGUS — Berea Players 1,3, Wallpape- 1.2.3, Managing Ed. 2; W.A.A 3,4, Chimes 3,4, Co- editor 4; Harmonia 4. CLARA DISCO — Harmonia 3,4; Chapel Choir 3,4; Opera Workshop 4; FT. A 4, DONALD DIXON — Ag Union 2,3,4, Ag Home Ec Club 4. BILL DOBBINS — Ag Union 3,4; Ag Home Ec Club 4 HAROLD DOLLAR— Ag Union 2,3,4; Ag Home Ec Club 4. CHARLES LEE EDWARDS — Y.M.C.A. 2,3; Harmonia 2,3,4; Royal Collegians 4; Econ Bus. Club 3,4, Treav 4; Student Council 4. MARY E EUBANKS DILLARD B. FELTNER — Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Capr. 2,3,4; B Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-pres. 4; Basketball 4; Math Club 4, Pres. 4; Track 1,2,3,4, Capt. 2, Co-Capt. 3, Intramural Council 3,4, WHO ' S WHO JAMES FISH — S.A. Publications Comm. 2; Penguin Club 4; B Club 4, Sw.mming Team 4; Y.M.C.A. 1,2. Berea Players 1,2,3; Aquacade 3,4; House Council 3,4 MARGARET FLOYD — Harmonia 1 ; Sociology Club 3, Country Dancers 4. PAT FRASHER — Berea Players 1; W.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-pres. 3; Band 1,2,4; Harmonia 1,2,3,4; Home Ec Club 2, Modern Dance Club 3,4; Penguin Club 4. BILL FRIAR GEORGE ELTON FULK— Medical Science Club 3,1. Pi Alpha 4, Y.M.C.A. 4 ALFRED FULLER — Berea Players 3; Sociology Club 3; Cosmopolitan Club 4, DOSWELL GENTRY — Harmonia 1,2,3,4, W.A.A 2,3; Medical Sc.ence Club 1. AMY GILES — Sociology Club 3,4; Harmonia 4. JAMES GILLESPIE- -Spanish Club 3; Business Clu ' J 1,2; Band 3,4; Medical Science Club 4. PAULINE GIRDLER — Berea Players 1,2,3; FT. A 1,2,3,4, Program Chm. 4. CORBAN GOBLE — Chimes 4, Co-editor 4, Wallpaper 1.3.4, Bus. Mgr. 1, Editor 3; Pi Gamma Mu 3.4; Berea Players 2; Y.M.C.A. 2,3,4, Harmonia 1,2,3; Creative Writing Class Booklet Editorial Board 4; Explorer Scout Unit 3,4, H.st. Pol. Sci. Club 3,4, WHO ' S WHO EDSEL GODBEY— Chimes 3, Sports Editor 3; Wall- paper 1,2,3, Student Council 2,3; Men ' s Association Pres. 3; Berea Players 1,2; Hist. Pol, Sci. Club 2,3,4; Asst. Coach Foundation Basketball 4; Asst. Coach Varsity Baseball 4; WHO ' S WHO GARLAND GODSEY— Baseball 1,2,3,4, Capt. 3,4. Basketball 4; B Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4. HAZEL GOSSAGE — Berea Players 1,2; FT. A. 1, Home Ec Club 3,4. JOYCE GOUGE — Berea Players 1,2,3, Alpha Psi Omega 3,4, W A. A. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3; Chimes 4; Class Social Co-chm. 3, Speech Choir 2,3. JAMES W. HALE--- Berea Players 1,2,3; B Club 2,3,4, Sec.-treas. 4; Math Club 1,2; Bus. Econ. Club 2,3,4; Class Vice-pres. 2; House Council 2,4; WHO ' S WHO. JIMMY HALL — Berea Players 1,2, Y.MC.A, 1,2,3,4; Econ. Bus. Club 2,3,4, Vice-pres. 4. NELL HALSEY — Berea Players 1,2,3; Harmonia 3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Medical Sc.ence Club 1; Y.W.C.A. 4. EDWARD HARRILL — Berea Players 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, Pres. 3; S.D.A. 2,3, Sec. 3, Y.M.C.A. 1,2. JERRY HARRIS — Y.M.C.A. 1,2; Intramural Council 2; Hist. Pol. Sci. Club 3,4; Bus. Econ. Club 4. MILLICENT HEDGES CAROL HENDERSON — Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 3,4; Sociology Club 3,4; Country Dancers 3,4; Berea Players 1; House Council 3,4. DON W. HILLMAN — Royal Collegians 3,4, Bus. Mgr.; Math Club 2,3,4, Sec.-treas.; Chimes 4; Har- monia 2. THEODOSIA HOGAN — French Club 2,3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3; Harmonia 3,4. JESSE E. HOFFMAN — Berea Players 2; Student Sec- tion of Amer. Inst, of Physics 3,4, Treas. 3; Radio Club 3,4, Pres. 3,4; Delta Phi Alpha 4; Chess Club 4; WHO ' S WHO. JAMES M. HUBBARD— Ag Union 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Ag Home Ec Club 4, V. Pres. 4. WALTER JACOBS — Alpha Psi Omega 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 3,4; Studio Ensemble 1,2; Harmonia 1,2,3; Y.M.C.A. I; Berea Players 3,4; B Club 2,3,4; Tennis 2; Prayer Group 1,2,3,4, Chm. 2; Christian Youth Council 2; Opera Workshop 4; S.A. Honor Comm. 3,4. NELL JENNINGS — Berea Players I; Prayer Group 1,2,3,4; Home Ec 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Y.W.C.A. 2; F.T.A. 4. LOIS JOLLEY WOODROW JONES — Y.M.C.A. 2,3,4, Harmonia 1,2,3,4; Public Affairs Forum 4, F.T.A. 1,2; Econ-Bus. Club 3,4; Hist. Pol. Sci. Club 4, French Club 2; Chimes 4. PEGGY CLICK KELLY— Varsity Women ' s Glee Club 1,2; Home Ec Club 3,4. TOM KIM — Life Service 1; S.A. Vice-Pres. 2; P.A.F. 3, Pres. 3; S.A. Publications Comm. Chm. 3,4; Debate Discussion Team 3; Y.M.C.A. 3; Berea Players 4; WHO ' S WHO MARY LOUISE KING — Berea Players 1; W.A.A 4: Ag Home Ec Club 2, Treas. 2; Home Ec Club 3, Sec. 3; Wallpaper 4, Bus. Mgr. 4; Business Club I. CHRISTINE KINNAIRD — Berea Players 1,2; Outing Club 1. JAMES LEATHERWOOD — Ag Union 1,2,3,4, Treas 3, Pres. 4; Ag Home Ec Club 4. JAMES R. LEMONS — Ag Union 1,2,3,4; Outing Club 1,3; Berea Players 2,3, Ag Home Ec Club 3,4; Y.M.C.A. 1,2. NELVIA LOWE — F.T.A. 1; Berea Players 2; Har- monia 3,4; Hist, Pol. Sci. Club 3,4. MATTIE LUSK — W.A.A, 2,3, Treas, 3; Harmonia 4- Chimes 4; S.A. Publicity Comm. 4, Chm. 4; Outing Club 2; Berea Players 2. WILLIAM W MARION— Ag Union 2,3,4; Ag Home Ec Club 3,4; Harmonia 4; S.A. Student Labor Comm. 4, Chm 4. JIM MASTERSON — Berea Players 2,3; Social Dance Chm, 4; Chimes 2,3,4; Bus, Econ, Club 1,2,3,4 Y.M.C.A. I; Spanish Club 3. ROSEMARY MAXEY — Student Council 1,2,3; S.A. Judiciary Comm. 2,3, Sec. 2,3; S.A. Social Comm. 4, Chm, 4; Inter-dorm Council 1,3; Women ' s Council 3, Berea Players 1, W.A.A. 1,4, House Rep. 4, Soft Bail Mgr. 4; Wallpaper 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Chimes 4. DOROTHY McCONNELL — Home Ec Club 3,4. ELOISE McCURRY— Berea Players 2; Ag Home Ec Club 3 4, Treas. 4; Home Ec Club 3,4, Treas. 4. JIM MEDL EY— Pi Alpha 4. MABLE MEEKS— W.A.A. 1; Berea Players 1,2,3; Harmonia 2,3,4; Band 3,4, Pres. 4; Home Ec Club 4, Chimes 4; Y.W.C.A. I. GERALD MILLER — Medical Sci. Club 2,3,4, Pres. 3; Danforth Choir 3; Outing Club 4; Harmonia 4. FRANCIS MONTGOMERY— Y.M.C.A. 1,2; Bus. Econ. Club 3,4, Publicity Chm. 4. ELWOOD MOORE — Radio Club 2; Student Section of Amer. Inst, of Physics 2. 130 KENNETH MOORE RONDAL MULL — Band 2,3,4, Publicity Co-chm. 4, Berea Players 2,3; Harmonia 1,2,3,4; Intramural Council 3; Class Social Co-chm. 3; Business Club 3,4; Y.M.C.A. I; Chimes 4, Co-advertising Mgr. 4; Royal Collegians 2,3,4. RENA MULLINS ELLEN MURRAY— Y.W.C. A. 1,2,3,4, Cabinet 2,3,4. Pres. 4; Students for Democratic Action 2,3,4, Exec Board 4; Christian Youth Council 4; House Council 1,2; Berea Players 1,2,3; S.A, Student Labor Comm. 2,3, Chm. 2; Sociology Club 2,3,4; Chimes 3; Wallpaper 4, Institutional Comm. on Religious Life 4. FRED NICKELL — Country Dancers 2,3,4; Pi Alpha 4. SHIZU NOMURA MAROLYN OLSON — Berea Players 1; Harmonia 1,2,3,4; Y.W.C. A. 2; Public Affairs Forum 2; Wallpaper 2,4, Ed. Board 2; Sociology Club 4, Sec.-treas. 4. GLADYS OSBORNE — Harmonia 3; Berea Players 4; Cosmopolitan Club 3; Public Affairs Forum 3; Students for Democralic Action 3, Y.W.C. A 3,4, Dramatics Director 4; French Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Math Club 4, Sec. 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4; Pi Alpha 4. GLEN PARKER — Baseball 1,2,4, Y.MCA 1; Berea Players I; B Club 1,2,3,4; Bus. Econ. Club 3,4. DORIS PARRISH — W.A.A. 1,2,3; Harmonia 3,4. Berea Players 1 . LOSIE JOE PIERCE — Berea Players 3,4; French Club 3,4, Publicity Chm. 4, Y.W.C. A. 3. HARRY PHILLIPS — Keyboard Club 1,2,3,4, Har- monia Society 1,3,4; Men ' s Glee Club 1; Men ' s Octet 3. Chapel Choir 3; Orchestra 2,4; Penguin Club 4; WHO ' S WHO. HERBERT PILSON— Y.M.C.A. 1,2; Public Affairs Forum 2,3; Berea Players 2,3,4; FT. A. 4; Hist. Pol Sci. Club 3,4; Cosmopolitan Club 4. DORIS PLYMALE — Berea Players 1; Harmonia 2,4; Life Service 1,2; Y.W.C. A, 1; F.T.A. 2,3; Outing Club 3; Rel. Emph. Week Dorm Comm. 4. HOMER A. PORTER— Business Club 2,3,4; S.A. Vice- chairman 4; Mock Convention Chm. 4; Men ' s Counci 1 4; Delta Phi Alpha 4; WHO ' S WHO. GAYLYN PRICE— Berea Players 1,2,3; Home Ec CIud 3,4, Reporter 3; Ag Home Ec Club 4, Social Chm. 4, Harmonia 4; Y.W.C. A. 4. SUE PROPST— Berea Players 1, Wallpaper 4. French Club 4, Pres. 4. ANITA PURKEY — Harmonia 1,2,3, Organist 2,3, Varsity Women ' s Glee Club 1,2; Chimes 3; Berea Playeis 1; Wallpaper 3,4, News Editor 3, Columnist 3,4; Class Social Co. chm. 4, WHO ' S WHO. FAY RAMEY— F.T.A. 1, W.AA. 1,2,3,4. JOHN RAMSAY — Country Dancers 1,2,3,4; Berea Players 1,2,3,4, Y.M.C.A. 2,3,4, Vice-pres.; S.A. Socio! Comm. Chm. 4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Ag Union 3,4. WILLIAM RAMSAY — Country Dancers 1,2,3,4, Sec 4; Berea Players 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Wallpaper 2,3,4, Editor 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3,4, Treas. 4; Tau Delta Tau 3,4, Vice-pres. 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4. NANCY RENKENBERGER— Berea Players 1,2; Cos- mopolitan Club 4, Public Affairs Forum 3; Creative Writing Class Booklet Editor 4. JOHN ROGERS— Hist. Pol. Sci. Club 3,4, Sociology Club 3; Y.M.C.A. 1. BILL ROSE BETTY MAE ROSS — Class Secretary 4; Berea Players 1; W.AA. 2,3; Bus. Econ. Club 3,4; Chimes 4. ORAL RUDD— Pi Alpha 3; Berea Players 2,3,4; Bus Econ. Club 4; Y.M.C.A. 1,2. NANNIE HARRIS SEVY — Student Council 4; Women ' s Council 4; Harmonia 2,4; Chimes 3,4, Circulation Mgr. 4; Women ' s Glee Club 2; Country Dancers 3; Berea Players 1; Y.W.C. A. 3. ROBERT SEVY Pi Alpha 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 4, Student Section of Amer. Inst, of Physics 4; S.A. Honor Comm, 3. BETTY SUE SHEEHY— Berea Players 1; Chimes 4; Wallpaper 2; Class Treasurer 4; House Council 4; Hist. Pol. Sci. Club 4. NELLIE ANN SHERRILL — Medical Science I; W.AA 1,2; Cosmopolitan Club 3; Y.W.C. A. 4; Pi Alpha 2,3,4. REYNARD SHREWSBERRY Student Affiliate of Amer. Chem. Soc. 4, Vice-chm 4. MARGARET HAUN SLOCUM Country Dancers 1,2,4; Sociology Club 3,4; Orchestra 1 . ROBERT SLOCUM— Sigma Pi Sigma 3,4, Vice-pres 4, Pi Alpha 2,3,4; Student Section of Amer. Inst, of Physics 3,4; Chess Club 4, Pres. 4; Math Club 2. MARGARET ANN SMITH- -Berea Players 1,2,3,4; Y.W.C. A. 1,2, Cosmopolitan Club 1, PA F. 1; Tou Delta Tau 3,4, Pres. 4, Alpha Psi Omega 3,4, Sec 4- W.AA 1, Wallpaper 4. VIRGINIA SNEDEGAR— Berea Players 1; W.A.A 1,2, Pan American Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Cosmopolitan Club 1,4, Business Club 2,3,4. BETTY NELL STALLARD — Wallpaper 1; Berea Players 1; Sociology Club 3,4, Social Chm, 3, Women ' s Clothing Comm 3,4; Chimes 4, Harmonia 4; W.AA. 2,3,4; Student Council 4. BILL SUMPTER --Y.M.C A 1,4; Harmonia 4, Wall- paper 1,4, Berea Players 3,4; Debate Discussion Team 3; Psychology Club 4; Hist, Pol. Sci, Club 4. CARLOS TACKETT — F.T.A. 1,2; Berea Players 2,3; Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Vice-pres. 3, Pres. 4; S.A, Judiciary Comm. 4, Chm. 4; Harmonia 4; Danforth Chapel Choir 3,4; Opera Workshop 4, WHO ' S WHO. LOIS TEMPLETON— W A. A. 3,4; Outing Club 4 F.T.A. 4. MARY ELIZABETH THOMAS- -W. A. A, 1,2,3,4, Sec 2, Basketball Mgr. 3; Y.W.C. A. 3,4, Sec. 4; Modern Dance Club 3,4, Membership Chm. 4; Penguin Club 4, Women ' s Council 2. JOHN R. THOMPSON— Pi Alpha 3,4, BYRNE TINNEY— Harmonia 1,2; Pon American League 1,2, Pres, 2; Varsity Basketball Co-mgr, 1,2 French Club 2,4; Cosmopolitan Club 4; Spanish Club 3,4, Sec. -Treas. 3, Vice-pres. 4; Class Pres. 4; National Student Association 2,3, Campus International Repre- sentative 2, Vice-pres. of Ky.-Tenn. Region 3 WHO ' S WHO AVONELLE VAN HORNE— Wallpaper 1,4; Sociology Club 3,4. TOM VICKERS — Berea Players 1,2,3,4, Membership Chm. 3; Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Wallpaper 1,2,3,4; Y.M.C.A 1,2; Hist. Pol. Sci. Club 3,4. DONALD WAGONER— Ag Union 1,2,3,4; Ag Home Ec Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Outing Club 3,4; Intramural Council 3,4. NADENE WADE- -Berea Players 1,2,3; F.T.A. 4. Inter-dorm Council 2,4; Women ' s Council 4; Bus. O Econ. Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Chimes 3,4; Harmonia 4: Women ' s Clothing Comm, 4, WHO ' S WHO. VINSON WATTS— Tau Kappa Alpha 2,3,4; Varsity Tennis Manager 3,4; B Club 3,4; Delta Phi Alpha 4; Berea Players 1,2; Bus. Econ. Club 2,3,4, Publicity Chm. 4; Wallpaper 3; Inter-dorm Council 1,2; Y.M.C.A 1,2; Public Affairs Forum 1,2,3. ANN WEBB — F.T.A. 1,3,4, Treas. 4; Y.WC.A 1,2,3,4, Commission Chm. 4; Life Service 1,2,3,4, Pub- licity Chm. 3; W.A.A. 1,2. SUSAN WISEMAN — Berea Players 1,2; Harmonia 4. Y.W.C. A. 2; Bus. Econ. Club 3,4; Chimes 4. JOSEPHINE WITTIG — Bus. Econ. Club 2,3,4. 131 OUR SINCERE THANKS Go To The 99 CHIMES ADVERTISERS For Without Their Excellent Support And Co-operation, The 1952 CHIMES Could Not Have Been Published. eae Jke Seniors ojr (Jjtereci L ollea CLASS OF ' 52 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1952 BEREA RUBBER COMPANY BEREA, KENTUCKY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1952 YOUR FINE LAUNDRY CONTRIBUTES MUCH TO YOUR COMMUNITY AND YOUR COLLEGE TOWARD PUBLIC HEALTH ACHIEVEMENTS Ed Kahn H. Kohnstamm Co. Chicago, Illinois — i r — - J ALWAYS THE FIRST STOP FOR THE PRODUCTS OF BEREA COLLEGE STUDENT INDUSTRIES and Handicrafts of the SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS BOONE TAVERN GIFT SHOP Reliable SWIFTER THAN FREIGHT CHEAPER THAN EXPRESS MEEKS MOTOR FREIGHT 1311 W. Market Street LOUISVILLE 3, KY. 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