Berea College - Chimes Yearbook (Berea, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1958 volume:

ifoiM y tf- - ' - - i;- of i Bert Berea, Kentuc ■ivj 1 - I. •- ' i -. • • -.-.• - ' ««. '  - ' ' V - ' -- -c€ ' - ■: ' -- .;• .. r ' -liflFv ' •.•=.  -f.V berea colle i berea, ky. ■ ■ vi -. 4. • % I ' UBTTSHED, The Senior Class of ■:f ' Berea College Berea, Ky. 1 it ! 1 1 ■P - -...:. « Printed by S. B. NE X ' MAN PRrNTJNG COMPANY Knoxville, Tennessee .,- • 1 ! 1 1 A Colteae 378.7691 B487c 1958 Dedication Berea College Collegiate depl. Senior class Chimes. We who were acquainted with him will remember him with a certain excitement. We who studied with him will recall the rigors of scholarship. We who dedicate this volume to Julian Huntley Capps (Berea, 1925-1958) feel honored in the choice we are privileged to make. I l Contents Dedication Introduction Our Story Classes The School of Nursing Organizations Mountain Day Homecoming Leadership Training Conference Student Industries Pre-School Knapp Hall Sports Administration College Faculty Foundation Advertisers CHIMES Staff Index 3 6 7 28 76 80 102 104 106 108 118 120 124 142 1J2 156 175 204 206 Introduction This is the CHIMES — 195 8. Through words and pictures we are telling a story; a story that has been told before and a story that will be told again. Our story may be different, yet it is the same. Our theme may be found in the college catalog, although stated in different w ords. It has been published many times in magazines and in the newspapers. But we know it better than any of these writers; we have known it for 120 semester hours (plus four hours of phys. ed.) We have lived it for at least 10 hours labor each week. Without us there would be no theme, no story. We are the students. Our Story . . . THIS IS BEREA From dawn till dark its a busy schedule and the Chimes ring out the hour. Rain and black umbrellas for breakfast. Someone called this the Berea recipe. And further, by these, my son, be admonished: of making many books there is no end; and much study is a weariness of the flesh. ECCLESIASTES 12:12 7:30 CLASS e. K H H t II 111 imti] This is fun. This is fun! This is fun? This is fun. 11 AND THEN ChAPEL. .J ( Dr. Alvin M. Weinberg, Director of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory lec- tures on atomic reactions. -«!gtr ' - ' -i„ To the Street! Coffee Drinkers 14 George and Friends. Hurry! We ' re Late Now! 15 Words of Wisdom in Draper. Aa . ' ' - ., .-, ' ? v-v i. V ' ' ' s, - '  . t- 4, ? , : ,: - A ■ :v ' $ . V ' V %, ' ' ) ' O c? °o ' . • o ■° ) ' - A YOU appreciate sound? Aren ' t you interested in an Odyssafari of your own? How far do the lines of your interests extend? Do you listen, read, and draw your own conclusions? Calligraphy 17 I ' ve heard so much about . . . honored to be invited My first visit to your . . . . . . in a challenging world 18 19 20 Let ' s beat the Line! The Line Students extended into Boarding Hall. . . . 21 ■M A LOAF of bread A jug of wa-T (oops! empty) And thou (sigh) Besighd me. Boarding Hall three times a day 23 1 1 1 1 1 -■;,::i,.,,.. ; ! ' 4ir «B!Sl ' We burn the midnight oil We study after dark. Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil O ' er books con- sum ' d the midnight oil? 25 rr NowHER SO BISY a man as he ther nas; And yet he seemed bisier than he was. — Geoffrey Chaucer A LITTLE WARMTH, a little light Of love ' s bestowing — and so good night. T r : i ' ; A Tribute to OUR ALMA MATER For over one hundred years you have provided a low cost, Christian education for the youth of the Southern Appa- lachians. You have had good years and bad years but you have continued to expand at all times. Although you are a small liberal arts college which has sur- vived and prospered with the aid of your man} friends and Alumni, you have kept your education abreast of the times. Now you rank among the best. Because the members of the Class of ' 58 have only been with you for four years, they may have failed to fully appreciate your progress. However, they have noticed the major changes in your physical struc- ture such as the William H. Danforth Industrial Arts Building, the Seabury Dor- mitory, the plans for the Student Activities Building, the destruction of the obsolete buildings, and the repair of the older one, and the many little changes which were difficult to recognize. Although they have been interested in your physical structure, they were most concerned with the success of your graduates. You have not failed in continually producing some of the best scholars in all your various departments. Another important realization of the Class of ' 5 8 is your growing recognition of the Association of Berea College Students. The official organization of your student body has shown that it wants to help your Administration make you an even better institution for work, study, and play. Your students have shown that they are capable of accepting responsibility in all areas of campus life. May this always be their goal. Now that our undergraduate studies are over, we are prepared to leave you but we will not forget the opportunities you gave to us. The Class of ' 5 8 and the entire Association of Berea College Students sin- cerely hope that you may always continue to educate the finest students in the world! Allen Sutphin 28 Senior Class Officers Dr. Gordon Ross, class co-sponsor; Tom Loftis, president; lona Robinette, social co-chairman; Harold Moses, vice-presi- dent; Carol Colvard, secretary-treasurer; Leonard Johnson, social co-chairman; Dr. Jerry Hughes, class co-sponsor. 30 Seniors RoBiRT W. Adkins B.S. Business Administration Columbus, Ohio Herndon Royce Agee B.A. Biology Cottonburg, Kentucky Paul B. Allen B.S. Business Administration Prestonsburg, Kentucky Wiley Carl Amburgey B.A. Economics Hindman, Kentucky Faye Angel B.A. Math Mars Hill, North Carolina Wayne F. Arms B.A. Geology Paintsville, Kentucky Marion F. Atkinson, Jr. B.A. Physical Education, History and Pol. Science Stanton, Kentucky Larry Baber B.A. Geology Rutherfordton, North Carolina 31 Seniors Shirley Dale Bailes B.A. Physics Cottageville, West Virginia Jimmy Lee Bailey B.A. Biology Rutherfordton, North CaroUna Wallace Baird B.A. Chemistry Valdese, North CaroUna Earnest A. Baker B.A. Business Administration Jolo, West Virginia Fred C. Beddingfield B.S. Business Administration Zircona, North Carolina Fereshteh Beijan B.A. Biology Tehran, Iran Matt Benningfield B.A. Biology Rosslyn, Kentucky Charles Lee Bertram B.A. Chemistry, Social Science Area Lawrenceburg, Kentucky 32 itj-- ' at ' £- ' . ' - BrLLY F. Best B.A. Biology .ind Ph) ' sical Education Clyde, North Carolina Thomas J. Bltvins, Jr. B.A. Social Science Area Konnarock, Virginia S. ' LL ' i Sue Boggs B.S. Business Administration; Physical Education Frankford, West Virginia BaMI BORDIRS B.S. Business Administration Paintsvillc, Kentucky Elizabeth FiENSLEY Bowling B.A. Piano Manchester, Kentucky James Daniel Bowling B.A. Chemistry Wild Cat, Kentucky Joshua R. Boyd, Jr. B:A. Language Oak Ridge, Tennessee Margaret Nena Boyd B.A. Biology Bluff City, Tennessee 33 Jerry Will Brackett B.A. Biology Jellico, Tennessee J. C. Brandenburg B.A. Math Oneida, Kentucky Charles Theodore Bright B.A. History and Pol. Science Gaffney, South Carolina Joanne Carol Brockman B.S. Home Economics Windsor, Kentucky Jimmy Lee Brookshire B.A. Math Candler, North Carolina Billie Mae Brown B.A. Biology Ansted, West ' irginia Eric John Brown B.A. English Clacton-on-the-Sea, England Joseph Glen Brown B.S. Business Administration .Mbany, Kentucky 34 Betty Lou Buchanan B.A. Elementary Education Hazel Green, Kentucky James Samuel Burton B.A. Chemistry Richmond, Kentucky GwvN Larry Campbell B.S. Agriculture Warrensville, North Carolina I ' rank Howard Campbell B.A. Geology Waynesboro, N ' irginia Richard Barrel Campbell B.A. Physics Tacoma, Washington Jewell Lee Cardwell B.A. Sociology Fountain City, Tennessee Palis Dean Caudtll B.A. Elementary Education Cumberland, Kentucky Wilma Ileen Caudill B. S. Business Administration Wheeler Hill, Kentucky 35 Seniors Kathy Harris Claiborne B.S. Home Economics Ashland, Kentucky Phyllis Corrtna Cody B.A. English Hot Springs, North Carolina Cleo Coleman B.S. Home Economics Millard, Kentucky Carol Wade Colvard B.S. Business Administration Hickory, North Carolina James Edward Colvard B.A. Physics Robbinsville, North Carolina Joy a. Colvard B.S. Home Economics Ashcville, North Carolina Dudley Jefferson Conner B.A. Biology Albany, Kentucky Virginia Lynn Cook B.A. Biology Forest Cottage, Kentucky 36 Jl W i«- ' m ' j tfnfe Madge Cornett Rtce B.A. Sociology Hazard, Kentucky Curtis Warren Cox B.A. Physics Honaker, Virginia James Douglas Crase B.A. Biology Gordon, Kentucky Kenneth Herbert Cravcford B.A. Mathematics Gilbert, West Virginia Rachel Sue Critz B.S. Home Economics Toast, North Carolina Harold Cullop B.S. Business Administration Chardon, Ohio Charles Francis Cummins B.S. Agriculture Columbus, Ohio Clara Jean Davis B.A. Elementary Education Bramwell, North Carolina 37 Seniors Florence Bessie Davis B.A. Public School Music Midkiff, West ' irginia Roger Lee Dean B.A. Social Science New Albany, Indiana Billy G. DeRossett B.S. Business Administration Albany, Kentucky WiLMA Imogene Duckett B.A. Psychology Hartford, Tennessee Jack Duckworth B.S. Business Administration Canton, North Carolina Geraldine Dunigan B.S. Business Administration Oneida, Kentucky Marguerite Dyer Bertram B.A. Chemistry Albany, Kentucky Louis Siler Eaton B.A. Geology Woodbine, Kentucky 38 Mannon Blevixs Eldreth B.A. Home Economics West Jefferson, North Carolina Billy Burton Elkixs B.A. Elementary Education Beattyville, Kentucky George Greene Ellis B.A. Chemistry Williamsburg, Kentucky Sox. ' Jean Eppenstein B.A. History Ashland, Kentucky Jack Waring Feagan B.S. Business Administration Walton, Kentucky Fred Tate Finley, Jr. B.A. Agriculture North Wilkesboro, N. C. Anita H. Fish B.A. Public School Music Berea, Kentucky John William Forbes, III B.A. Chemistry Stuarts Draft, X ' irginia 39 Har ey Eugene Fox B.S. Agriculture Alexander, North Carolina Joan Francine Fox B.S. Home Economics LaFollette, Tennessee Sidney William Fox B.S. Agriculture Mars Hill, North Carolina Patricia Franklin B.A. Elementary Education Pineola, North Carolina Eva Frances Gabbard B.A. Chemistry Berea, Kentucky Tom Gabriel B.A. Biology Galena, Ohio Doris Galliher B.A. English Meadow View, Virginia Roy Lonzo Gibbs B.A. Mathematics Corbin, Kentucky 40 David L. Gillenwater B.A. Art St. Paul, Virginia Penman R. Gilliam B.A. Geology Gate City, Virginia William T. Gilpin B.S. Agriculture Gilpin, Kentucky Lillian Goins B.S. Home Economics Piney View, West Virginia Judith Gwynn Graves B.A. Psychology Bloss, Kentucky Ronnie C. Graves B.S. Agriculture Frankfort, Kentucky Howard A. L. Greer B.S. Agriculture Warrensville, North Carolina Herbert W. Grubb B.S. Agriculture Max Meadows, -Virginia 41 Seniors Elizabeth Ann Guffey B.S. Business Administration Albany, Kentucky Mary Nell Hall B.A. Elementary Education Sylva, North Carolina Nora Hammons B.S. Business Administration Detroit, Michigan Harold G. Harberson B.S. Agriculture Winchester, Kentucky James T. Harrill B.S. Agriculture Ellenboro, North Carolina Steve M. Harrill B.S. Business Administration Forest City, North Carolina Shirley Ann Harrison B.S. Home Economics Stanton, Kentucky JoHNiE Genevieve Hatter B.A. Social Science Area Yosemite, Kentucky 42 Carolyn Ruth Haynes B.S. Home Economics Barnardsville, North Carolina Judith Lynn Hays B.A. English Gassaway, West Virginia Anna Lou Heatherly B.A. Biology LaFollette, Tennessee Dolores T. Higgins B.A. Elementary Education Corbin, Kentucky John Holbrook B.S. Agriculture Brodhead, Kentucky Wesley F. Holsapple B.A. Mathematics Mangohick, ' irginia Paul Howell B.S. Agriculture Hodgenville, Kentucky Harold F. Hubbard B.S. Business Administration Bright Shade, Kentucky 43 James E. Huddleston B.S. Business Administration Albany, Kentucky Sue C. Hunt B.A. Elementary Education Mt. Vernon, Kentucky Stephen M. Hunter B.S. Agriculture Brevard, North Carolina Barbara Ann Hyder B.A. Biology Spindale, North Carolina Joyce Hyder B.S. Home Economics Brandon, Mississippi Betty Johnston B.A. Psychology Lewisburg, West Virginia James M. Johnson B.A. Mathematics East Bernstadt, Kentucky Joann Johnson B.A. Elementary Education London, Kentucky 44 Leonard H. Johnson B.S. Business Administration LaFolIette, Tennessee Patricia Elaine Johnson B.S. Home Economics Crossnore, North Carolina Shirley J. Raines B.A. Chemistry Corbin, Kentucky Vlrnltta Deane Johnson B.A. Elementary Education London, Kentucky Betty Jo Jones B.S. Business Administration Tyner, Kentucky Arthur David Jones B.A. Mathematics Berea, Kentucky William Denver Jones B.A. Physics Jenkinjones, West Virginia Vessie Louise Jones B.A. Sociology Clyde, North Carolina 45 Seniors Robert P. Judd B.A. Mathematics Shenandoah, Virginia Mack A. Judge B.A. Biology Walton, Kentucky James K. Kendrick B.S. Agriculture Isom, Virginia Donald E. Kilbourne B.S. Agriculture Gate City, Virginia Chong Bin K im B.A. Economics Seoul, Korea Shirley Kincaid B.S. Home Economics Franklin, Ohio Paul Fredrick Kirk, Jr. B.S. Business Administration Blucficld, West Virginia Annette Kirkland B.S. Business Administration Charlotte, North Carolina 46 Eugene Kirkland B.A. Biology Grant, Alabama Acnes Kulungian B.A. Art Oxford, Massachusetts Irene Lamb B.S. Business Administration Chuckey, Tennessee TuLLY Larew B.S. Agriculture Greenville, Virginia JuANiTA R. Latham B.S. Home Economics B.irnetts Creek, Kentucky Anna Fay Lecky B.S. Home Economics Wayne, West Virginia JuANiTA Littleton B.A. History and Pol. Science Olive Hill, Kentucky Betty Lloyd B.A. Sociology Woodbine, Kentucky 47 Seniors Sidney Lockhart B.A. Physics Clintwood, Virginia Thomas Harold Loftis B.A. Economics Gaffney, South Carolina Oscar McCloud B.A. Sociology Waynesboro, Georgia Ernest McConnell B.A. Geology Gate City, Virginia America McCoy B.A. English Zebulon, Kentucky Erma McGaha B.A. Elementary Education Waynesville, North Carolina Barbara Dawn McLain B.A. Biology Surgoinsville, Tennessee Patsy McLain B.A. Biology Surgoinsville, Tennessee 48 . 0P |L IWt B . VT ' - K % ' ' H L ' P ' • ■- w V r Seniors Delores McMahan B.A. Mathematics Morristown, Tennessee WiLMA Mahaffey B.A. Elementary Education Tryon, North CaroHna Franklin H. Marsh B.S. Business Administration Paintsville, Kentucky K. Jackson Masters B.A. Elementary Education Big Stone Gap, irginia James R. Masters B.S. Business Administration Oak Ridge, Tennessee Frances Carol Meade B.A. Elementary Education Columbus, Ohio Devon W. Meek B.A. Chemistry River, Kentucky Robert C. Miller B.S. Business Administration Pincville, West Virginia 49 Seniors Jim Miller B.A. English Leicester, North Carolina Bonnie Sue Mims B.S. Business Administration Pikeville, Kentucky GwEN Moore B.S. Home Economics Ypsilanti, Michigan Lois Anne Moore B.A. English Owingsville, Kentucky Edward Lee Morgan B.A. Chemistry Mill Pond, Kentucky Robert Max Morgan B.S. Business Administration Franklin, North Carolina Harold L. Moses B.A. Chemistry Pleasant View, Kentucky Klllv Gene Moss B.A. Chemistry Glasgow, Kentucky 50 Betty Musser B.S. Home Economics Trankford, West Virginia Mary Elizabeth Nelson B.A. Biology Inkster, Michigan WyLENE NfWSOME B.A. Mathematics Fort Payne, Alabama Ruth Oppeneer B.S. Business Administration Annvilie, Kentucky Mitchell M. Osteen B.A. Physics Hendersonville, North Carolina Mary Roberts Owen B.S. Home Economics Berea, Kentucky Keith G. Parker B.A. Biology Brevard, North Carolina Autumn Joy Phillips B.A. Elementary Education Clementsville, , Kentucky 51 Seniors John David Potts B.A. History and Pol. Science Midland, Ohio James L. Powell B.A. Geology Berea, Kentucky Paul Power B.A English Whitman, Massachusetts Geraldine Puckett B.A. Elementary Education Miamisburg, Ohio Bob Raines B.A. Physics Clintwood, Virginia John Carl Ramey B.S. Agriculture Gesling, Kentucky Mildred Ramey B.S. Home Economics Gesling, Kentucky Charles W. Ramsey B.S. Agriculture Moreanton, North Carolina 52 Seniors Mary Helen Ramsey B.A. Mathematics Ashcville, North CaroUna Jaxice Reesor B.A. Pubhc School Music Murray, Kentucky Rosalie Reyes B.A. Physical Education Edinburg, Virginia CoLEANE Rice B.A. Elementary Education Marshall, North Carolina Viola Ritchie B.S. Business Administration Broadway, Virginia Phyllis Ann Rivers B.S. Business Administration West an Lear, Kentucky Tunis Robbins, Jr. B.A. Physics Hazard, Kentucky lONA ROBINETTE B.S. Business Administration Coeburn, Virginia 53 Norma Sue Rogers B.A. Elementary Education Monticello, Kentucky Billy Monroe Ross B.S. Agriculture Skaggs, Kentucky Nancy Margaret Ruddle B.A. Elementary Education Franklin, West Virginia Barbara Sanders B.A. English Chattanooga, Tennessee Reba Joyce Salyers B.S. Home Economics Eastern, Kentucky Andor Saxlehner B.A. Economics Budapest. Hungary Angie Scerbo B.A. Art Brevard, North Carolina Nancy Scott B.S. Business Administration Berea, Kentucky 54 Pauline Shepherd B.S. Home Economics Canton, North Carolina Robert Shepherd B.A. Art Morganton, North Carolina Charles Ray Sheppard B.A. Biology Ashland, Kentucky Toby Shook B.A. Mathematics Spruce Pine, North Carolina George Simmons B.A. Elementary Education Headwaters, Virginia David Spiggle B.A. Chemistry Davis, West Virginia Betty Stephens B.S. Business Administration Livingston, Tennessee Frances Stephens B.S. Business Administration and Art Celina, Tennessee 55 Seniors Randall L. Stephens B.A. Physics Sidney, Ohio Allen Lee Sutphin B.A. Psychology Pulaski, Virginia JoETTA Miracle Sutphin B.A. Biology Pineville, Kentucky J. Paul Sutton, Jr. B.S. Agriculture Penn Laird, Virginia Merry Margaret Taylor B.S. Business Administration Fairview, North Carolina David A. Tennant B.A. Physics Syracuse, New York Donald R. Thomas B.S. Agriculture Fonthill, Kentucky Michael Thomas B.A. Biology Disputanta, Kentucky 56 Beverly Tonne .- B.A. Biology Brookville, Indiana Blaine Tucker B.S. Social Science Area ..yV V Hilltop, Kentucky Janet Faye Wallace B.A. Public School Music Washington C. H., Ohio Al Waters B.A. Geology Gaffney, South Carolina Roy Walters, Jr. B.A. Mathematics Berea, Kentucky Pansy Waycaster B.S. Business Administration Asheville, North Carolina Marcella Webb B.S. Home Economics Paintsville, Kentucky Maxine Whiteside B.A. Elementary Education Rutherfordton, North Carolina 57 Seniors Luther Whitaker B.S. Agriculture Hazard, Kentucky Cora Dale Wilds B.S. Business Administration Marshall, North Carolina Florence Emerson Willl ms B.A. English Waynesburg, Kentucky William Wine B.A. Philosophy Greeneville, Tennessee Alma Wines B.A., Biology Newport, Tennessee Leota Wise B.A. Elementary Education Newland, North Carolina Glen Wooters B.A. Social Science Area Huntingdon, Tennessee Sylvia Jean Workman B.A. History Peach Creek, West Virginia 58 John Weldon Haddix B.S. Agriculture Albany, Kentucky Keith Powell B.S. Business Administration Ashland, Kentucky Martha Alice Zoellers A.B. Physics Hazard, Kentucky 59 Junior Class Officers Troy Watson, Vice President; Raymond Morris Social Co-chairman; Nancy Matthews, Social Co-chairman; Shirley Jarvis, Secretary-Treasurer; Don Forester, Presi- dent; Mr. B. H. Westfall, Class Sponsor. 60 f i B) ri B I r r B Juniors Abbol ' d, Naji Adams, Joan Adams, Karen Alderman, Shelby Ando, Kyoko Atkinson, Robert AusMus, Delno Bali, Clara Barber. Roger Barlowe, Larry Blvins, Gail Bishop, Loretta Blakemore, Joe Blakey. Bygee Blakey, Sally Blevins, Charles Brodrick, David Brooks. Kathy Brooks, William P. BuRDiNE, Dean Cagle, Shirley Childs. Maurice Cole, Iris Collins, Annette Concha. Luis CoNLEY, Doris Cook, James _ Cook, Marilyn Cornette, Jan Cox. ' ivian Crabtree, Janice Crawford, Margie Crowley, Billie Daghir, Mary Deaton, Barbara Dedman, Joy Dingus, Dolly DisHNER. Norma Dickson. Sheldon DoTsoN, Willie Ann Dowdy, Bob Dowell, Polly 61 Juniors Earnhardt, Edna EoviARDs, Ernestine Fairchild, Betty Felty, Kent Forbes, Bobby Fox. Donald FoRDHAM. Kenneth Forester, Don Francisco, Mary Freeman, Margaret Gabriel, Lillian K. Gentry, Frank Gillespie, Robert Gomez, Janet Gordon, Vernon Gragc, Scotty Graves, Gene Greene, Virginia Hacer, Patricia Hall, Daniel Hall, Mary Alice Hall, Susan Harris, Wesley Hance, Daniel Hartsog, Ralph Hawkins, Betty Hawkins, Bill Hawkins, Sam Hogul, Preston Holland, Lucille Houston, Linda Hudson, Glen HuFE, Cordell ISANI, AlI IsREAL, Ray Jarvis, Shirley Jones, Opal Justice, Ken Justice, Peggy Keen, Rachel Kemp, Leon Kidd, Peggy 62 iinil Juniors Kooxr, Daisy L S ' SON, llARI. LccG, Pal ' 1. Lcx ' is, Mabit- LoM ' c, Nancy McCooL, Jamf.s Martin, Reginald Matthews, Nancy Means, Fayc Melton, Margaret MinKiEF, John Moore, Martha Morris, Lillian Mull, Eugene Naj.iar, Michel Newman, Louise Nixon, John O ' Kelley, Sara Parsons, Gail Pai nl, Jim Peek, Bobby Peak, Jean PURCELL, Ll ' GI NE Pow LI I , Be I H Pow EEL, Bobby E. Price. Carolyn Pruiti, Patsy Raki s, Sally RlSNLR. J. D. Ritchie, Evelyn RoARK, Barbara RoBERSON, Billy Roberts, Sarah Robinson, Ralph Sawyer, Shelby SciiEiERN, Bill Sharpe, Cohen Skeens, Leslie Skipper, Marion Smith, Arthur Smith, Marianna Juniors Smith, Paul Sneed, Richard Souther, Frank Sparks, Velda Spivey, Raymond Stewart, Mary Stone, Wi.llena Sturgill, John Sturgill, Rozella Todd, Lois Turner, John W. VanHook, Harold Walkup, Cleo Ward, Clifford Watson, Troy Wheeler, Anita Whitaker, Walter Whitaker, Alice Willard, Wilson Williams, Margaret Wright, Gene Wright, Muriel Ferguson, Vivadean Special Students Nagib Chalhoub Vouzreide, Lebanon Hassa Khatami Tehran, Iran ZiAD, Saad Qasem Palestine, Nazareth William Post Ross Berea, Kentucky Lath A Saliba Beirut, Lebanon Annexe van den B The Netherlands 64 Fred P a r d u e , president; Nora Sue Flanery, social co-chairman; Linville Robinson, social co-chairman; Rebecca Harmon, secretary-treasurer; Larry Keeter, vice-president; Mr. Henry Brown, class sponsor. Sophomore Class Officers Sophs Adams, Ella Faye Adkins, Blaine Bailey, Royce H. Baird, Alba Baker, Barbara Baker, Patricia 65 Sophs Barnett, Sylvia Batson, Bill Blair, James P. Blakely, Uneva Blakely, Yvonne Branson, Rose Bray, Denver C. Brewer, Charles Brown, Patsy Browning, Lloyd Buchanan, Glen Buck, Shannon Buckland, Dorothy BuRD, Patricia Burr, Carol Butts, Annetta Cabe, Bob Campbell, Angelene Carroll, Bill Carter, Marie Chafin, Shirley Childers, Anna Mae Clifton, Ed Cobb, Rebecca Sue CoBURN, Patricia Sue Collier, Patricia Cook, Johnny Coomer, Claudus coomer, j. t. Coop, Russell Cooper, Gayle Compton, Bob CoNLEY, Klena Cornett, Martha CUSTOT, MiCHELE Cox, Davis Davis, Layten Davis, Vance DeHart, Margaret Derting, Claude Dezarne, Dana Lee Dills, Betty 66 Sophs DucKER, Garvin J., Jr. Due, Nancy Duncan, Shelby Jean DuN ' KLE, Rebecca DoTsoN, Margaret Edwards, Tom Elledce, Lucretia Elsviick, Frederick Feacan, Judy Fine, Bill Flack, Donna Flanery, Nora Sue Franklin, Rachel Gates, Shirley Gilbert, Beverly Glazier, Alice Glazier, Catherine Godsey, Maurice Gomez, Gerardo Green, John Green, Lee Haga. Cleta Hale, Julia Hamon, Mary Ellen Hardin, Eva Harmon, Rebecca Hay, Ina Heird, Joy Henderson, Rebecca Henson, Mildred Hevener, Ruby Hix, Betty HocAN, Wynonia Ho.uG, Ingrid Huff, Conrad Hughes, Lochiel HuNLEY, Janice Hurley, Flo Ella Johnson, Lelia Keeter, Larry KiDD, Randolph KiTTS, Richard 67 Sophs Lanier, Bill Lewis, Frances LiNKENHOKER, BeN LovEjoY, Margaret McCampbell, Marian McCann, Joe F. McCoMB, Beth McCoy, Ruth McCULLOUGH, ElVA McCullough, Linda McEntire, Joyce McGrady, Jackie McIntosh, Pauline McKinney, Brenda Meek, Judith Miller, Freda Miller, James P. Miller, Thelma Mitchell, Judy Moore, Bill Monroe, Theodore Morris, Jean Moss, Buelon Moss, Charlene MuMEoRD, Robinson Myers, Dale Neal, Gail NiDAY, Carol Norman, Charles Oakley, Mildred Owenby, Barbara Pardue, Fred Parkham, Wanda Parrott, Shirley Parsley, Jaundola Parsons, Bobby Parsons, Rita Sue Perry, dabelle Peterson, Elizabeth Plumley, Eugene Pressley, Edna Earle Rader, E. H. 68 Sophs Rakes, Lucille Reagax, Katha Reld, Ronald REi D ' i ' , Christine Renner. Darrell Riddle, Mary Lou RicsBY, Betty Robinson, Linville Roor, Helena Roper, Kenneth Rouse, Tommy Sands, Kathy Schroedel, Carol Shavt, Billy Ray Shetterly, Nancy Shoopman, Johanna Shull, Edd Smith, Judith Smith, Shirley Snapp, Thomas Snovc, Ollye Spencer, Nancy Stickley, Galen Sturgill, Joyce Taylor, Beverly Taylor, Ralph Tester, Elizabeth Turner, Xean Upton, Millie Unthank, Marietta Vance, Edith Vinson, Ronald Ward, Barbara Warner, Lou Warren, Willean Wells, Frank M. Wells, Marguerite Winebarger, Steve Yancey, Shirley Jones, Benny Baker, Norma Jean Barnes, Sue 69 Class Officers Dr. Charles Shedd, Class Sponsor; Freddie Henderson, Secretary-Treasurer; Milos Roberts, Men ' s Social Chairman; Jannie Smith, Ladies ' Social Chairman; Larry Blondell, President. 70 Frosh Abernathy, Helen Aker, Frances Alavi Manuchehr Alexander, David Alford, Shirley Faye ALSir, Norma Arnett, Constance Arnette, Lolita Ashley, Glenna Ruth Atkinson, Ronnie AusMUS, Bob Batie, Bob Bays, Stanley Beer, Lois Bennett, Bob Blair, Bruce Blair, Jackie H. Blair, Jacquelyn Blakey, George T. Blankenship, Pat Blondell, George L. Boyd, Margaret E. Bradley, Frank Breeding, Ransome Brigmon, Hilda Janet Brown, Kathleen Brown, Shirley Ann Brown, Rosemary Bryson, Doyce Bundy, Gene Burleson, Carolyn Burns, Kenneth Burton, Ruth Byrd, Karen Byrd, Keith Harold Carroll, Pat Carter, Alice Cecil, Barbara Chandler, Dorothy Childers, Charlotte Cline, Joy CoLviN, Barbara 71 Frosh Craft, Nancy Crawford, Martha Crummett, Charlottl Cunningham, Elizabeth Cupp, Floye Daniel, Gerald Darby, Nancy Davis, Darrell Davis, Patsy DicKEN, Hazel Dinsdale, Gwen DoTSON, Donna Eades, Ruby Easter, Mildred Lynn Eller, Craig Ellis, Marlene Ford, Mary Francis, Audrey M. Franklin, Helen Frazier, Larry Frazier, Marzella Frazier, Sally Fugate, Mary Gardner, Jane Garner, Janet Gibson, Judy Gibson, Lois Greene, Helen Joyce Gregory ' , Elaine Gregory ' , Shirley Griffeth, Kenneth Gosnell, Alice Gothard, Howard Hile, Terry Hodges, Linda hollyfield, gustava Homes, Elizabeth Hudson, Sadie Huff, Odell Hunt, Pauline HusKiNs, Annette 72 Frosh Haley, Steve Hamrick, Sandra Hardie, Patricia Harper, Peccy Hatfield, Lowell Hawkins, Johnny Hembree, Marion Jo Henderson, Bonnie Henderson, Freddie Hensley, Evelyn Hickman, Jimmy Ingledew, Carol James, Paul Johnson, Cecilia Kennedy, Allen KiRACoFE, Carolyn Lankford. Lois Lequire, Karen LooPER, Louise Mains, Milton Maney, Donald Marlowe, Liz Martin, Bruce Martin, Dianne Martin, Minnie Sue Maupin, Madge Ann McCall, Martha McCall, Ruby Lee McClelland, Eva McCreary-, Allen McDow, Ambrose McFadden, George Meek, Maudie Meeks, Annette Messenger, Carolyn Metcalf, Clifford Miller, Fanny MoLiNEU, Harold Moore, Edward morelock, louvena MoRLEY, Julia MoRLEY, Mary 73 Frosh Morris, Jackie Napier, Howard G. Naylor, Judy Nelson, Elizabeth Newkirk, Sharon M Norman, Gwynne Ogle, Elsie Osborne, Gerald Painter, Eloise Parks, James Edgar Parrish, Julia Ann Parry, Walter Pearson, John Peercy, Paul S. Peterson, Eleanor Porter, Bob Potter, Kit Carson Powell, Madeline Powell, Smith T., Pratt, Gailya Price, Leroy Pruitt, Ned Reagan, Helen Rees, Anna Dale Reid, Angela P. Rexrode, William Reynolds, Shay Roberts, Mattie Robertson, Diane Robertson, Faye Rose, Nancy Allen Rouse, Janice Salisbury, Goldie Jean Scott, Dale Seagle, Danny Sells, Gloria Secrest, Ival Shadoan, Gordon Shannon, Roger Sharp, Judy Ann Shepherd, Aelen Shepherd, Robert 74 Frosh Shr£W5berry, Zelma SiZEMORE, Sally Sloan, Anita Smith Beverly S. Smith, Carolyn Smith, Jannie Smith, Libby Jo Smith, Mary Rachel Stallard, Deanne Stephenson, John Stewart, Bob Stewart, Phyllis Stokes, Patricia Sullivan, Margaret Sumner, Patricia Swift, Shirley Tallent, Hazel Lee Taylor, Joseph Ten NY, Nancy Thompson, Ted Thorn, Anna Lee Tomberlin, Gerald Truitt, Cynthia Tucker, Freda Turner, Treva Unthank, Shirley Vitatoe, EpMA Wadsworth, Ann Wallace, Donald Walters, Julia Webb, Veda Wheeler, Linda Wickune, Roxie Wilson, Doris Wilson, Sonja Wood Bobby Woody, Martha Wooldridce, Blue E ■VCoRKMAN, Jerry Zimmerman, Laura ZiRK, Carolyn J. Muhammad, Sher 75 The School of Nursin The three-year diploma course will continue until the present class graduates in the summer of 195 8. The collegiate program leading to the B.S. in Nursing degree began with the freshman class entering in September 195 6. This cur- riculum is based on the recommendations of the National League for Nursing and has been initially approved by the Ken- tucky Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration. In addition to the objectives shared by all Berea College Departments, the Department of Nursing is striving to: Provide a four-year college education for students entering upon careers in nursing, thus giving them an educational experience comparable to those available in other undergraduate professional pro- grams. Prepare well-selected students for giving effective nursing care and for fill- ing first-level positions in nursing fields. Develop a self-directing, service- motivated nurse, conscious of the high calling of her profession and of her re- sponsibilities and rewards in it. To give experience in public health nursing in rural areas, to acquaint stu- dents with the needs and problems of those areas, and to challenge them with the opportunity for service in such areas. Lillian Ewing Willetts, A.M. Professor of Nursing, College B.S., Teachers College, Columbia, 1934; A.M., Pittsburgh, 1945. Berea, 195 6— Martha Wylie, M.S. Assistant Professor of Nursing, College A. B., ' ' Indiana, 1921; G.N. Ind. Univ. Training School for Nurses, 1924; M.S., Indiana, 1954. Berea, 1943-47; 1951 — Florence I. Gibson, B.S. Director of Nursing Service, College Hospital R.N., Mary Fletcher Hospital Training School, 1919; B.S., George Peabody, 1939. Berea, 1924-3 5; 1942— Nurses Alley, Patsy Banks, Doris BULLARD, DeANNA Carr, ' irgie Claycomb, Helen Collins, Ann Eplee, Mary Mullins Gatliff, Georgia 77 Nurses Hamilton, Dolly Henry, Sue Troutman HiLE, Sue Howard, Grace Jacobs, Natalie McCARiy, Beulah McCoLLUM, Peggy Parker, Ellen 78 Nurses Reagan, Ann Sheffield, Joyce Wilson, Frances September 1957 Graduates — Rouj one: Eudell Middleton, Wanda Wilkerson, Joan Claytor, Cedith Ford, Roebertha Harvey Taylor, Thelma Foley Wilson. Ron tuo: Eunice Flancry, Mar- cella Raines Gibson, Doralyn Brashear Hurt, Annette Moore, Betty Simpkins Moss, Mary Jane Horrell. Row three: Janece Walters, Helen Ruth Preece, Anna Cooke Dillon, Betty Bouton, Jo Anne Collier Davidson, Frances Wilson Hubbard. I f? i P-iV L 79 Berea Beloved R.M.C. W.P.J. Berea, Berea, beloved Where friendships are formed fast and true. And all men stand shoulder to shoulder As brothers beneath White and Blue Chorus: Thy mem ' ry be enshrined in every heart, Thy spirit be of us a part; And though we wander far away. Thy chimes will ring for us each day. A flower nurtured by a plain And watered by the mountain rain. May you ever flourish there O Berea, the beautiful, the fair. When storms raged and danger was threat ' ning And stout-hearted trembled with fear. The spirit of heroes implanted Thy roots in the wilderness drear. Berea, Berea, we love thee We cherish the old and the new None ever can sever us from thee We ' ll stand by the White and the Blue. Rj YMOND M. Cable, ' 29 Wilfred P. Johnston, ' 29 s «W ««J : . A A ii f.«r- ' CH ' ' ■  III) 11 :yr ' H ■■ ' 1 ■ t erea College offers excellent opmer nities for participatiop in e: tra- |!|i? icujv ' activities. The choice arc wide ertough so |that each student ac- cordingj to his abilities or wishes, nay find w ys to e cich |iis life. I student The Student Association Executive Council Row one: Basil Borders, Viola Ritchie, Glen Hudson, Allen Sutphin. Rote two: Dean Julia Allen, Scotty Gragg, Dale Wilds, Charles Bright. Inkie Peak. Row three: Dean James Orwig, James Colvard, Tom Loftus, Fred Pardue, TuUy Larcw, David Hutchinson. The Association of Berea College Stu- dents has three governmental branches which are the Executive Council, the Senate, and the Judicial Commission. The Executive Council receives items of business from the Senate, refers business to a committee for research before Senate action, prepares the agenda for the Senate, and administers actions voted by the Senate. It is composed of eleven mem- bers of ex officio and four elected mem- bers. The Senate has power to act upon any matter pertaining to the general welfare of the student body not dele- gated to any other authority on the campus, faculty or students. The Senate — Row one: David Hutchinson, Viola Ritchie, Glen Hudson, Basil Borders, Al Sutphin. Row two: Gwen Dimsdale, Ann Rees, Karen Crody, Beth Powell, Martha Moore; Dale Wilds. Row three: Janice Rouse, Marie Carter, Rebecca Dunkle, Dean Julia Allen, Miss Carol Gesner, Janet Wallace, lona Robinctte. Row four: Dean James Orwig, Fred Purdue, Jerry Vance, Tom Loftis, Russ Coop, Dave Spiggle, Kathy King, Marty McCall. Row five: Eugene Kirkland, Leona Baldwin, John Midiiff, Ray Israel, Jim Colvard, Ed Morgan, Larr y Blondell, Inky Peak, Charles Rubel. Row six: Scotty Gragg, Janice Abbott, Norma Dishner, Gayle Cooper, Christine Reedy, Don Forester, Paul Jones, Joe Brown, George Simons, Keith Parker. Row seven: Daisy Koone, Charles Bright, John Wayne Nixon, Helen Shepherd, Steve Harrill, Davis Cox, Ballard Wright, Richard Kitts, Walter Parry. -« VNl L _ I Row one: Billy DeRossett, Frank Souther, Dean James Orwig, Charles Bright, Cleo Walkup. Row two: Wesley Holsaple, Devon Meek, J. D. Risner, John Potts, Charles Bertram, Robert Menefee. Men ' s Council The purpose of the Men ' s Association is to enforce existing house regulations, to promote the welfare and further the best living conditions of the men residing in College dormitories, and in general to promote the interest of all College men, both dormitory and town. Women ' s Council Through the Women ' s Association, the women of Berea College possess the chance to participate advantageously in better community living. Its Council, composed of dormitory presidents, town Roiv one: Mary Alice Hall, Nora Sue Flannery, Dean Faye Feltner, Dale Wilds, Pat Adams, Dean Julia Allen, Mannon Eldreth, Johanna Shoopman, Jean Workman. Row two: Carolyn Haynes, representatives, committee chairmen, fac- ulty representatives, advisory deans, and elected officers, coordinates the associa- tion activities, plans and regulations. Ann Wadsworth, Sonja Wilson, Jackie Blair, Martha Zoellers, Barbara Hyder, Jill Feagan, Miss Carol Gesncr, Mrs. Eleanor McCirdy, Cleo Cole- man. YMCA - YWCA In its three-fold purpose of worship, study, and action, the Y seeks to pro- mote spiritual growth through an ecu- menical fellowship. Christian Vocations Group A pre-ministerial group, a group of pre-religious educators, a group of pre- missionaries (home and foreign) make up the Christian Vocations Group. Official Publication of the Associa- tion of Berea College Students. Cus- todian of the Student ' s right to know. The Pinnacle 84 Row one: Flo Willums, Mary Ellen H.imon, Janet Dickson, Marcella Chambers, Janice Rccsor, Mary Francisco, Marlene Ellis, Linda Houston, Beth Powell, Frances Piercy, Glena Hurt, Elaine Greggory, Loleta Arnett, Gail Bevins, Margaret Boyd, Barbara Porterfield. Kmv two: Shelby Alderman, Wanda McGahan, Carol Niday, Tom Gabriel, Tom Bevins, Harold Flynn, Jerry Case, Maurice Godsey, Larry Blondell, Reggie Martin, Charles Bowyer, Fred Austin, Harold Cullop, Marian Cook, Rebecca Harmond, Lil Gabriel, Jean Spenser. Row three: Tuck Ng, Michael Wilson, Richard Hipps, Paul James, Ted Whitson, Walter Whitaker, David Graham, Charles Noss, Johnny Cook, Donald Fox, James Burton, Jan Wallace, Flo Davis, Barbara Sanders, Judith Gibson. Chapel thoir Harmoiiia Society I I I I I ■ I I ■■■■■ A r, ,« A «. C . V 85 Berea Players - — ■■■■ ■■ ■■■■ r 1 86 Y 1 1 1 Js ■ ■■HB i:- tv ■k KT i -h . m1 ' ' r.MH -j ' i LTSi -s Modern Dance Country Dancers Row one: Nora Sue Flannery, Ruth Oppeneer, Mary Owen. Rou ' two: Wilma Caudill, Phyllis Cody, Phyllis Rose, Becky Henderson, Iris Cole, Faye Adams, Irene Lamb, Mary Susan Hall, Jo Thompson, Jackie Blair. Row three: Oscar McCloud, Lowell Hamilton, Tully Larew, E. T. Blakey, Tom Hayes, Dan Hall, Ralph Taylor, Luther Whitaker, Leonard Hughes, Joe Asbel, Ro) ' Gordon Huffman, Billy Best, Christopher Rogers. x y , Roiv one: Dr. Giffin, Dr. Robertson, Jerry Perry, Jim Miller, Janice Reesor, Miss Gilbert, Dean Evans, Joetta Sutphin, Dean Thompson. Roiv two: Joan Fox, Dr. Cooper, Miss Auvil, Mrs. Noll, Mrs. Matthias, Miss E. Brooks, Miss Roberts, Betty Johnston, Mr. Chang. Row three: Eric Brown, Mary Roberts Owen, Genevieve Hatter, Viola Ritchie, Mrs. Risley, Wm. Denver Jones, Miss Firor, Dr. Ludlum, Mrs. DeGamboa, Mary Phi Kappa Phi Phi Kappa Phi is a national honorary scholastic society that includes all Si ma Pi Si ma To serve as a means of awarding dis- tinction to, and encouraging a profes- sional spirit and friendship among, stu- dents having high scholarship and promise of achievement in physics; to promote Row one: Richard Campbell, Mitchell Osteen, Shirley Bailes, Tunis Robbins, Martha Zoellers, James Colvard, David Tennant. Row two: Elizabeth Nelson, Martha Zoellers, Dr. Frank Seto. Row four: Dr. Martin, President Hutchins, Devon Meek, Dr. VanHook, Frances Gabbard, Wallace Baird, Dr. Graham, Shirley Johnson Raines, Dr. Ross, Dr. Spillman, Basil Borders. Row five: Harold Moses, Dr. O. Wolford, Dr. F. Wolford, Dr. Noll, Bob Raines, James Colvard, Mr. Kogerma, Mr. Morreim, James Powell. branches of learning. Selection is made by faculty, society mem bers from the top five per cent of the junior class and twelve per cent of the senior class. the interest of the general collegiate public in physics. Students must be a junior or senior having completed 12 semester hours in physics with an average gra de of B and be in the upper 3 5 per cent of his class. Sidney Lockhart, Gave Payne, Randall Stephens, Bob Raines, Gordon Ross, Curtis Co.x, Waldemar Noll, Thomas Strickler. Row one: Dr. Claude Spill- man, Mr. Herschel Hull, Mr. James Grossman, Dr. Frank Seto. Row tivo: Liz Nelson, Bev Tonne, Betty MUsser, Joyce Hyder, Barbara Roark, Delores McMahan, J o e t t a Sutphin, B i 1 1 i e Brown, Margaret Boyd. Row three: Harold Moses, Herbert Grubb, James Crase, Jimmy Bailey Mack Judge, Luther Whitaker, Mike Thomas, Wesley Harris. Beta Beta Beta is an honorary biological society open to persons of high scholastic standing who are making biology one of their major studies. Tri Beta promotes an informative interest in biology. As a project, it sponsors a review session for students of general biology. Beta Beta Beta Pi Alpha Pi Alpha receives into membership outstanding majors in the five sciences of biology, chemistry, geology, mathe- matics, and physics. A Pi Alpha mem- ber must be in the upper 3 5 percent of his class. The American Chemical Society, with the purpose of increasing interest in chemistry, allows students to gain experience in presenting technical material, to secure stimulation from professional association, and to instill pride in chemistry. American Chemical Society Row one: David Spiggle, Marguerite Dyer Bertram, Shirley Johnson Raines, Wal- lace Baird. Ro ij tivo: Harry Buchanan, _J u 1 i a n Capps, Howard Tyner, Barbara Mc- Lain, Ray Israel. Roiv three: Farhad Beigi, Walter Ward, Kelly Moss, Frances Gabbard, Liz Nelson, Bill Forbes. Row four: Phillip Caudill, George Ellis, Harold Moses, Devon Meek, Jack Allen, Edward Morgan, Keith Parker. 89 Harlan Fleming, Penman Gilliam, John Greene, Wayne Arms, Kent Felty, Royce Miller, Julian Higgins, Dan Pittelo, Steve Haley, Henry Brown, Si ma Beta Gamma Sigma Beta Gamma, open to any student interested in geology regardless of his major, has a main purpose of de- veloping more interest in any of the branches of geology. This is attempted Louis Eaton, Luis Concha, Paul Howell, Ernest Smith, Larry Baber, James Powell, Al Waters. through monthly programs including movies, lectures and informal talks about summer experiences, and through field trips. Delta Phi Alpha The National German Honorary Fra- ternity, Delta Phi Alpha, seeks to recog- nize excellence in the study of German and to provide an incentive for higher scholarship. The fraternity aims to pro- Rou ' one: Charles Pauck, Don Blalock, Mike Alavi. Row two: Eldridge Slaughter, Ali Isani, Randall Stephens, Kris Kogerma. Rotv tinee: mote the study of the German language, literature, and civilization, and endeavors to emphasize those aspects of German life and culture which are of universal value. Tunis Robbins, Bob Adkins, Jim Burton, Denver Jones. Roic one: B. Leach, I. Martin, B. Judd, E. Plumbley. Roic two: M. Wolf, M. Zoellers, R. Parsons, M. Ram- sey, W. Newson. Roif three: W. To, F. Beigi, G. G. Roberts, J. Johnson, D. Dod- geill, W. Roberts. Roii ' four: G. Ross, V. Holsapple, R. Reed, F. Turner, F. Bedding- field, J. C. Brandenberg, K. Crawford. Roic five: T. Shook, B. H. Westfall, D. Jones. The Math Club strives to stimulate and promote interest in the sciences of mathematics and astronomy among students and interested members of the faculty. The monthly meetings provide intellectual stimulation and a basis for social relations between students and faculty. Mathematics Club Psychology Club Standing: Kenneth Thomp- son, Bob Batie, Linville Robinson, Judy Graves, Beth Powell. Seated: Jan Cornett, Oscar McCloud, Imogene Duckett, Martha Eamb, Betty Johnston, Janet Douglas, Dr. Cooper, Lois Davidson, Ra- chel Keen, Dr. Sheed, spon- sor. The purpose of the Psychology Club is to promote an active interest in the field of psychology; to provide a basis for social and academic relations among the faculty and student members of the Club; and in general to further the wel- fare of the Psychology Department. Membership is open to all interested stu- dents and faculty members. German Newspaper Charles Pauck, Jim Miller, Basil Borders, Josh Boyd, Gail Parsons, Rachel Keene, Scotty Gragg, Chris Kogerma. Row one: Pat Sumner, Sandra Conover. Row two: Peggy Harper, Barbara Ward, Barbara Sanders, Betty Fairchild, Patsy Pruitt, Shirley Parrott, Josh Boyd, Minnie Sue Martin. Row three: Miss Charlotte Ludlum, Katie Bateman, Gerado Gomez, Janet Gomez, Ollye Snow, Cheng Bin Kim, Shirley Chafin, Nancy Matthews, Spanish Club Spanish Club activities stress student participation — each member being ac- tively responsible for the success of its Marzella Frazier, Charles Skeen, Mattie Roberts, Evelyn Ritchie, Kathryn Sands, Miss Evelyn Montgomery, Sponsor. RoitJ four: Smith T. Powell, Bob Shepherd, Mrs. Ruth DeGamboa, Bob Bennett, Phyllis Rivers, Anneke van den Berg, Walter Parry, Randolph Kidd, Luis Concha. programs. It is the purpose of the club, of course, to have fun, but underlying this lighter motive is a serious desire to learn more about the Spanish language and culture. French Club This organization is sponsored by the French Department to augment not only our knowledge of the French language, but also our knowledge of the country and its customs. The meetings, which are held each month, are planned and attended by the students, teachers, and others interested in France. Two annual programs are the French Christmas Chapel and the come dressed as a character in French literature party. Raw one: Sue Hunt, Carol Meade, Jerry Puckett, Nancy Ruddle, Pat Blankenship, Shirley Chafin, Vernetta Johnson, Palis Caudill. Row two: Betty Buchanan, Betty Fairchild, Mrs. Beryl Backer, George Simons, Pat Franklin, Viola Ritchie, Clara Jean Davis. Roiv three: Rachel Keen, Genevieve Hatter, Elizabeth Guffey, Carol Colvard, Sylvia Jean Workman, Charles Bertram. Standing: SNEA Young Democrats Row one: George Noss, John Potts, D. B. Robert- son. Row two: Nell Freeman, Mary Byrd, Liz Nelson, Patsy McLain, Scotty Gragg. Row three: Preston Hogue, Marian Atkinson, Sheldon Dick- son, James Colvard, Sidney Lockhart. James Masters, Dale Wilds, Angela Reid, Juanita Littleton, Charlotte Childers, Mr. Roscoe Buck- land, Erma McGaha, WiUa Ann Boone, Laura Zimmerman, Coleane Rice, Phoebe Baird, Mary Nell Hall, Sue Rogers, Dr. Charles Graham, Delores McMahan, Joann Johnson, Ruby Hevener, Wilma McHaffey, Judy Feagan, Billy Elkins, Gerry Dunigan. Public Affairs Forum The Public Affairs Forum stimu- lates a greater interest in current, national, and international events, and promotes a free interchange of ideas. P.A.F. is a nation wide club with branches in all colleges. Meet- ings consist of Travel-talks, lectures, debates, films and general discus- sions. Speakers for the club are students, faculty and non-campus persons. The officers of the club are elected democratically from the student body. Roiv one: Paul Smith, Jewell Cardwell, Dr. Giffin, Norma Baker, speaker. Roiv two: Sue Barnes, Barbara Baker, Preston Hill, Ingrid Haug, Steve Haley, Helen Shepherd, Preston Hogue, B. Luebke. 93 Row one: Mary Daghir, Elaine Chang, Rhonda Watson, Dr. Granger Westbert, Steve Haley, Maji Abbound, Michelle Custot, Michel Najjar, Ali Isani. Row two: Kyoko Ando, Nadirah Sitti, Shinko Sakata, Mary Kelly, Flem Messer, Sylvia Messer, Kenneth Fordham, Patsy Davis, Wilson Willard. Row three: Nia CoUis, Anita Ogenecu, David Ghelladurai, Anneka van den Berg, Paul Smith, Manuchehr Alavi, Shirley Smith, Sher Mohammad, Hassan Khatami. Row four: Mr. James H. Dean, Latifa Saliba. Cosmopolitan Club The Cosmopolitan Club is an organi- zation open to all college faculty mem- bers and students in the college or foun- dation school. Its primary purpose is the betterment of international relations. It seeks to provide American and foreign Twenty Writers Twenty Writers is a group of young people interested in the creation of poetry and prose of literary merit. Ad- mittance is on a competitive basis, and students with opportunities for closer contact between the different nationali- ties represented on the campus, and for a broader acquaintance with the social and political conditions prevailing in each other ' s countries. the organization is limited to twenty persons. The membership is predomi- nantly students. Mike Alavi, Georgia Sebas- tian, Thomas Kreider, Treva Turner, Jerry Perry, Norma Baker, Harold Brannon, Jim Miller, Flo Williams, Eric Brown, Polly Gallaher 94 Roil ' one: Dr. Joesph Van Hook, Deane Burdine, Martha Cornette, Ksenija Bereznaja, Sylvia Jean Workman, Juanita Littleton, Mary Byrd, Charles Skeen, Charles Wykle, Dr. Frank Wray. Row tiLo: Roger Dean, Sona Eppenstein, Sally Blakey, Charles Bright, Sue Bowlin, Genevieve Hatter, William Brooks, Preston Hogue, Ralph Robinson. Row three: Glen Wooters, Marion Atkinson, John Potts, Dr. Ronald J. Yalem, Mr. Richard Drake, Richard Kitts, John Midkiff, Wendell White. Hislory and Political Science Club Business and Economics Club Row one: Professor W. E. Newbolt, James Cook, Steve Harrill, James Payne, Basil Borders, Harold Cullop, Tom Kim, James Masters, Tom Loftis. Row two: Dan Hall, Liz Guffey, Pansy Way- caster, Charles Norman, Ralph Hartsog, lona Robinette, Nora Hammons, Carol Colvard, Dale Wilds, Nancy Scott, Fred W. Kniffin. Row three: Mabel Lewis, Bill DeRossett, Sara O ' Keliey, ■ I Harold Hubbard, Leonard Johnson, Emogene Hogg, William Wine, Phyllis Rivers, Gerry Dunnigan, Clifford Ward. Roiv four: Irene Lamb, Lou Warner, Troy Watson, Frances Stephens, Jack Duckworth, Patsy Blankenship, Frances Lewis, Evelyn Ritchie, Merry Taylor. Standing: Robert Morgan, Chang Bin Kim, Ophelia Weaver, Robert Mcnefce, Frank Gentry. m - Lii M_ Ag Union Home Ec Club The Home Economics Club, an or- ganization for sophomore, junior and senior home economics students, helps develop leadership and the ability to work The Berea College Agriculture Union meets the first Friday night in each month at the agriculture building. The purpose of the Union is to promote the agricultural interest on campus. Membership is open to all agriculture majors and members of the Ag. Department faculty. Ag and Home Ec Club The Ag-Home Ec Club is a joint club of Agriculture and Home Economics majors in senior college. The purpose of the club is to enlighten each of the two departments as to the activities of the other, promote any activities which will further the interests of the departments, and help the students secure the greatest benefits from these relationships. Row one: E. Plumley, C. Coleman, P. Dowell, D. Fox, J. Harrill, J. Holbrook, S. Fox. Row two: Advisor Miss Aspnes, J. Latham, A. Wheeler, M. Williams. Row three: G. Moore, R. Salyers, N. Salisbury. Roiv four: S. Rakes, W. Stone, A. Grant. Roil ' five: M. Crawford, A. Lecky, B. Peek, S. Kincaid, G. Campbell, M. Ramey. Roiv six: F. Finley, H. Harberson, C. Hopkins, K. Justis, B. Dowdy, A. Collins. with others and provides another means for working toward the goals of home- making education. The group learns to live better today so that their own lives and those of their families will be better tomorrow. WsS! 96 JU- Mr i ,-v. I I. I J4vi. 97 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward Sea- bury wielding the ceremonial instru- ment, on April 2 5, 1957, that turned the first shovelful of ground for the new women ' s dormitory. The building will be named Louise Lovett Seabury Hall in honor of Mrs. Seabury. The architecture was designed to blend with the surrounding campus buildings of Colonial and Georgian type, red brick with decorative white trim. The dormitory commands a beautiful view of the foothills of the Cumberland Mountains. The furnishings will have many built-in features which were designed by and will be produced by Woodcraft, one of the Student Industries. mMm 98 Mr. Donald C. Farley, of the College Music Department, at the organ in Phelps Stokes Chapel. 99 The only thing that is constant is change. 100 The shortcut from the street to every class And the place where you get today ' s only bargain: a three cent stamp. Mountain Day J One of the best days of all. Ifc %• 102 103 Homecoming The pep rally, the game, the dance, the queen and her court, the returning grads, all go together to make home- coming a high point in the school year. 1 Queen Jody leadership Training Conference Evolution or Revolution in student govern- ment and campus activities was the subject of the Leadership Training Conference held at Camp Daniel Boone, Kentucky, over the week-end. Sixty-three students and eight faculty members attended the conference sponsored by the Leader- ship Training Committee of the Student Associa- tion. From Friday night until Sunday afternoon the campers braved freezing temperatures, rain and snow to get at the heart of vital campus problems and issues. Senators, officers of the Student Association, class officers, dormitory presidents, officers of the Men ' s and Women ' s Associations, and leaders of campus-wide organizations such as the Berea Players, the P.A.F. and the Y.M-Y.W.C.A. were among those present. The groups discussed almost every aspect of Berea College student life from social and recrea- tional life, the curriculum, student housing, and the labor system to etiquette, personal guidance and counseling, errors in S.A. management, and the reputation of Berea College as created or af- fected by publicity. Despite the cold weather, the campers ' enthusi- asm was almost unlimited. Questions and prob- lems which const-tntly concern students on campus were torn apart with a great deal of interest. The group cooked its own meals and spent part of its time on labor to help pay for the use of the camp. There were frequent periods of organized recreation for volley ball, football, and other sports. On Saturday night there was a big all-camp party in the lodge. A Vesper worship service was held outside on Saturday evening with a spotlight borrowed from the Tab lighting a white cross on a high rock cliff. Reverend Scotty Cowan addressed the campers at the worship program on Sunday. The L.T.C. ' ers decided to try to bring back to campus some of the ideas, the enthusiasm, and the interest created at the conference. They felt that their time would have been wasted unless they put some of the projects into action immedi- ately. —The pinnacle, October 29, 1957 106 ' l - BEREACOLL E LOG HOUSE SALES ROOM This is how it ' s done. Mrs. Harold Rabb in the Log House Sales Room. The products of the Stu- dent Industries are many. They range all the way from the Pie Crust Table that tilts Grade A eggs from chickens with a college de- gree. Seen below are colorful Hearth Brooms and fine Cer- amics Originals in the mak- ing. «?; 4 i:% 4 All the charm of hand weaving . . . Gift wrap it please. .k l lmu HOTE no fo If lH ROOMS ■fui unlni HfJiHr, W Tj? g ■ t M-U -... ■ - ■ IB •: St-rrsS i is II The College Press prints the Berea Citizen, The Pinnacle and does job printing as well. 113 Hand loomed fabrics by the yard. Old Southern Beaten Biscuits. The Berea College Bakery for everything in baked goods. Plowing and planting time at the college gardens. Chicks - Chicks - Chicks! % V 1 i i I ' ll V nr We believe teaching depends upon insight and understanding rather than workbooks and rules. We believe education cuts across all our lives. Education for the whole child is demanded by the findings of science. We believe the home is the builder of a healthy personality and the child ' s family is a part of the child. We believe all children are entitled to be respected as individuals, respected for what they arc and for what they may become. Teaching Children in Pre-School We believe learning for the individual child is a gradual process. Education for the child really means a dynamic process. Children never really arrive, children never become, but they are always in the process of becoming. We believe we need to provide the kind of en- vironment and the kind of influences that en- courage all children to become creative, curious, experimental, independent, stable, responsible, and mature human beings. We believe every child is a potential creator in all aspects of life. A child who is permitted to create can equip himself for discovery, insight, faith and action under new conditions in a changing world. We believe education is for all children. Educa- tion is intercultural and international. Education knows no creed and recognizes no color difference. We believe democratic academic freedom demands all teachers, all parents, and all people assume their academic responsibility and exercise their democratic freedom intelligently and fearlessly for intelligent and fearless children. Angli Wai wHi;: W ' i ; ' v- ' ■ ' ■■. ' A: 119 Knapp Hall, the teacher training school, operated by Berea College, serves as a laboratory for those majoring in Elementary Education. 120 Read ' n, Rit ' n ' n ' Rythmetic. The three R ' s. Mr. Carl Ford reaches for a high one. u l We learn many things in school. How does a store work? What is 2 plus 3? What is Modern Art? The Mountaineers Katharine and Richard Warner Richard Warner Let ' s give three cheers for the Mountaineers, Berea, the Blue and XX hite. Pride of Kentucky, we ' re always lucky When our team comes out to fight! Fight! Fight! We are the pioneers from the same frontiers. Dauntless as Daniel Boone, We ' ll be coming ' round the mountain when we come Hal - le - loo A-gunnin ' the old racoon. Introducing the . . . uh M0UNIA1MEERS n W lT:J i I 125 Front row: James Alvey, Willard Ashworth, Ronnie Atkinson, Odell Huff, Earl Lawson, Johnny Stephenson, Mutt Varney. Second row. Coach Monarchy Wyatt, Frank Wells, Cordell Huff, Bob Atkinson, James Crase, Roger Barber, Milos Roberts, Gerald Daniels, O. H. Gunkler (Athletic Director). Basketball 1957 - 1958 They We Lincoln Memorial University 88 57 Pikeville 72 70 Transylvania 96 81 Lincoln Memorial University 76 78 Bellarmine 94 71 Kentucky State 60 51 Wilmington 86 75 Union 87 80 Centre 73 78 Villa Madonna 82 62 Pikeville 92 79 Georgetown 68 59 Wilmington 74 84 Villa Madonna 88 68 Union 90 76 Georgetown 81 64 Bellarmine 77 74 Centre 58 77 Transylvania 86 67 K.LA.C. TOURNAMENT Centre il 69 Above: That ' s one tip of ours. Above: Coach should have told him earlier. Below: Huff and Huff. Mountaineers in Action Left: Could it be a Ballet Dance? Above: Sharp shoot in: Mutt. 128 Familiar Face M-O-U-N-T-A-I-N-E-E-R, yea Front row: S. Bailes, C. Huskisson, B. Balew, J. Payne, D. Baucom, D. Jones, L. Baber, N. Stanley, R. Graves. Second roiv: H. Flynn, J. Duckworth, B. Case, P. Claiborne, B. Wine, P. RIAC Track Champions Again! Moores, B. Adkins, C. Boatwright, Coach Crase. Third row: A. Smith, S. Hawkins, J. Neal, C. Huff, J. Wiseman, G. Campbell, B. Compton, D. Cox, Decon Colvard. Berea vs Ky State Berea vs Centre Berea vs Louisville Berea vs Georgetown Berea vs Union Cross -Country Track WINS We 76 108 2 70 111 IO2V4. They 55 22 1 2 61 20 38% LOSSES Berea vs Bellarmine 57V: Cincinnati 57 ' : Berea vs Eastern 5 5 Berea vs Hanover 52 27V2 77 67 79 Roiv one: J. Holbrook, J. Brookshire, B. Best, C. Bishop, S. Harrill, V. Holes- apple, D. Forester, M. Childs. Roic tivo: Coach O. H. Gunkler, K. Bray, B. James, E. Smith, G. Atkinson, D. Fox, P. McClung, Manager Ali Asani. Row three: T. Larew, S. Winebarger, R. Reed, P. Sipple, J. Hendricks, J. Bracket, J. Sears, H. Flynn, R. Barrett. 1956-57 Swimming Record We Opponent They 34 29 Depauw University Sewanee 52 63 Tennis Eastern (cancelled) 68 U. of Cincinnati 34 1956-57 Tennis Record 53 U. of Louisville 32 We Opponent They 49 Vanderbilt 37 7 Eastern 2 47 Eastern 39 2 5 2 3 8 6 7 1 Centre U. of Kentucky Bellarmine Georgetown Eastern Kentucky State Cincinnati Georgetown Union Louisville 7 9 2 6 2 9 3 7 — Kentucky State ( cancelled) — — Bellarmine (rain) — Left to right: R. Dash, R. Puckett, J. Powell, W. Holes- apple, R. Wilkerson, D. Whitis. 131 Front row: Carl Amburgey (manager), Mutt Varney, Charlie Bright, Nelson Sandefur, Orville Crase (manager). Second roiv: Gordon Shadoan, John Payne, Palmer Hanson, Buddy Judd, Gay Payne, Sid Lockhart, Cecil Hatfield. Third ro v: Miles Hayes, Charlie Hunnicutt, Johnny Frank- lin, Paul Gibson, Eugene Purcell, Daniel Hance, Coach Monarchy Wyatt. Baseball We The Berea vs Transylvania 6 Berea vs Centre 11 5 Berea vs University of Louisville 1 5 (Doubleheader) 4 • 5 Berea vs Eastern 1 6 Berea vs Georgetown 7 Berea vs Bellarmine 1 6 (Doubleheader) S 2 Berea vs Eastern 4 6 Berea vs Transy 16 3 Berea vs Villa Madonna 2 1 (Doubleheader) 7 Berea vs Union 4 (Doubleheader) 5 10 Berea vs Georgetown 4 12 132 B Club How are you Joel? Elvin Combs, the man of the gym. Director of Athletics O. H. Gunkler, and secretary Miss M. Sloan. The purpose of the B Club is to uphold the practices of clean sportmanship; create interest and encourage participation in athletics; and prac- tice the highest ideals of competition in athletics at Berea College. ' Row one: Bob Compton, Cordell Huff, Sam Hawkins, Buddy Judd, James Powell, Phil Mc- Clung, Cecil Hatfield. Row two: Bill Wine, Jack Duckworth, Carl Boatwright, Sid Lockhart, Art Smith, Charlie Bright, Robert Atkinson. Row three: Coach Doug Massey, Charlie Evans, Gwen Campbell, Jim Payne, Steve Harrill, Ronnie Graves, Keith Parker. Row four: Gay Payne, Johnny Franklin, Charlie Hunnicutt, Ernie Smith, James Crase, Dave Singleton. Fifth row: Jack Masters, Wesley Holesapple, Hose Flynn, Carl Amburgy, Mutt Varney, Orville Crase, Jim Colvard, Odell Huff. 133 Intramurals The Intramural Program is set up to provide an opportunity for recreation and development by athletic activities for those not reached by the varsity teams. The development of sportsman- ship and fair play are the biggest aims of the program. The program is broad with a total of ten different sports: football, basketball, volley- ball, cross-country, track, tennis, horseshoes, swimming, pingpong, and hand ball. Mr. O. H. Gunkler, Cecil Hatfield, Intra- mural manager, and Ed Shull, assistant, deserve much of the credit for the success of this pro- gram. Co-Champions in Football Howard A Guest House 134 Aboie: Physical Education instructors put on an exhibition. Bclo v: Berea soccer team in action. 135 Above: Josh Boyd, ping-pong champ. Above: Bill Grimsley, the football whizzard of Guest House. Right: Jim Brookshire, hand ball champ. Left: Faculty in volley ball action. 136 Above: Football Action between Howard A and Guest House. .Ill irfri-iHl Right: Milos Roberts stretches lead in intramural cross-country. W. A. A. The purpose of the Women ' s Athletic Association is to promote interest and participation in the varied activities of the organization, and to encourage sports- manhke conduct and good fellowship. 138 Practice makes perfect. Fall Sports Golf Field Hockey Bully ' s over — Let ' s go team. On your mark! Remember Indians and Pilgrims? ■ A X mP iimm i Winter Sports Basketball Volleyball Up and over. - 4 Volleyball Champ s — Anna Smith. Roii one: Norma Dishner, Merry Taylor, Sally Bogg, Jean Workman. Rait ' tivo: Erma McGaha, Sara O ' Kelley, Irene Lamb, Ruth McCoy, Scorer; Palis Caudill, Billy Brown, Betty Musser. 140 Got that point of aim, girls? Spring Sports Badminton Archery Swimming Tennis Softball Watch the birdie! Spring will soon be here Let ' s have a home run. President Francis S. Hutchins College Administration . . . the purpose of education is to help prepare people to build the kind of character that will make their lives the right example to others. That ' s what we ' re trying to do at Berea. We are try- ing to do it honestly and without fear or favor, without prejudice and without discrimination. — Paul Green (Wilderness Road) 142 Lawrence D. Bibbee Vice President in Charge of Business Affairs Louis Smith Dean of the College 143 Kenneth H. Thompson Associate Dean of the College G. Harold Andrews Director of Student Industries James H. Dean Registrar Allan T. Morreim Director of Admissions Wilson Evans Dean of Labor 145 Julia F. Allen Dean of Women James P. Orwig Dean of Men Faye Feltner Associate Dean of Women 146 Charles N. Shutt Director of Guidance and Testing Louise Gibson Office of Guidance Mrs. Ruth Campbell Secretary to the Deans of Women Mrs. Dorothy Coffey Secretary to the Dean of Men Igi paii ' n||P Ji!H| — B HM; : H jjj ■ TV ' . 4 3 147 Betty Edinger and Mrs. Ruth White President ' s Office Mrs. W. S. Swinford and Mrs. Daisy Bashore Associate Dean ' s Office Ervin Connelly and Maude Ledford Vice President ' s Office 148 Mrs. Eloise Risley Admissions Office Alta Digman College Dean ' s Office Vinson Watts, Hilda Wieringa, and Ben Welsh tr Labor Office 149 Phyllis Shumaker, Mrs. Gertrude Howard, Virginia AuviL, AND Margaret Lake Registrar ' s Office Daniel Yang, Bessie Dyk, Mrs. Nannie Kirby, Mrs. Edna Saylor, Mrs. Rachel McCollum, Nora Baker, Mrs. Jeanette Co.nn, Mrs. Mary F. Payne, Mrs. Mary Lamon, Mrs. Margaret Hughes, Anna Mae Shumaker Treasurer ' s Office 150 NORRIS WOODIE Alumni Secretary Mildred Roberts, Sarah Firor, Susan Arthur, Elizabeth Gilbert, Nona Newbolt, Nedra Wear, Faunice Hubble, Blanche Lane, Lois Dough- Billy Edd Wheeler, Leila Flannery, Elizabeth Brown Alumni Office erty, Jane Lewis, Mildred Hines, Elizabeth Feigenbutz. Library 151 Faculty Marion D. Andrews, M.A. Instructor in English Agnes Marie Aspnes, M.S. Associate Professor of Home Economics ' Beryl Souter Hartgrove Backer, A.M. Instructor in Education James Riley Bobbitt, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art Frances Brannon, A.B. Instructor in Physical Education for Women Frances Eleanor Brooks, A.M. Associate Professor of English Henry Seawell Brown, M.S. Assistant Professor of Geology RoscoE V. Buckland, M.S. Assistant Professor of Education Julian Huntley Capps, A.M. Professor of Chemistry fRocKwooD Quock Ping Chin, Ph.D. Professor of Economics Clara Chassel Cooper, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Robert A. Cornett, Ph.D. Coordinator of Religious Activities, As- sistant Professor of Philosophy and Re- ligion ' ■ ' Donald L. Crawford, M.B.A. Instructor in Economics and Business Ruth DeGamboa, A.M. Asst. Professor of Rom. Language Jacob C. Darnell, A.M. Instructor in Mathematics Richard Bryant Drake, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History and Political Science Gerald Glenn Edmundson, A.B. Instructor in Art Donald C. Farley ' , M.Mus. Organ and Humanities, Music Department 152 Faculty Rose Maureen Faulkner, A.M. Associate Professor of English Franklin B. Gailey, Ph.D. Professor of Biology Carol Gesner, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English ROSCOE GiFFIN, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology Jacob Frederic Goossen, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Music Charles C. Graham, Ph.D. Professor of Education Oscar Henry Gunkler, M.Ed. Director of Physical Education for Men Edd C. Hogg, M.S. Assistant Professor of Poultry Husbandry Rolf E. Hovey, A.M. Professor of Music ftHERSCHEL Lester Hull, A.M. Associate Professor of Biology Orrin Louis Keener, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Social Studies Thomas Earl Kemp, M.S. Instructor in Geology Thomas K. Kim, M.B.A. Instructor in Economics Marian Kingman, M.S. Associate Professor of Home Economics Thomas McRoberts Kreider, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English IGerrit Levey, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry fMARY Hazel Lincoln, A.M. Associate Professor of Economics and Busi- ness Charlotte Perry Ludlum, Ph.D. Professor of Ancient Languages 153 Faculty B. H. LUEBKE, M.S. Assistant Professor of Sociology Minnie Maude Macaulay, M.Ed. Director of Physical Education for Women Ira J. Martin, Th.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy and Re- ligion Ervilla Alice Masters, M.S. Assistant Professor of Home Economics Virginia P. Matthias, A.M. Associate Professor of English Robert G. Menefee, Ph.D. Professor of Economics Evelyn Ina Montgomery, M.S. Instructor in French and Spanish William Edward Newbolt, A.M. Professor of Economics and Business ' ■Nell Scovel Noll, Ph.B. Instructor in English Waldemar Noll, Ph.D. Professor of Physics George Sherer Noss, Th.D. Professor of Philosophy and Religion Charles Ernest Pauck, Ph.D. Professor of German Klara Gertrud Porter Welsh, A.M. Instructor in French fLESTER Fred Pross, A.M. Assistant Professor of Art George Gilbert Roberts, A.M. Professor of Mathematics D. B. Robertson, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy and Re- ligion William Gordon Ross, Ph.D. Henry Mixtcr Penniman Professor of Philosophy and Religion Frank Seto, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology 154 Faculty Robert Lee Shepherd, M.S. Assistant Professor of Horticulture Emily Ann Smith, A. M. Professor of English Claude Omar Spillman, Ph.D. Professor of Agronomy Noel Stephens, Jr., M.S. Instructor in Agriculture Dorothy W. Tredennick, A.M. Associate Professor of Art Howard Dale Tyner, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry Joseph Oriando Van Hook, Ph.D. Professor of History and Political Science Pat W. Wear, Ed.D. Professor of Education, Co-director, Project for Experimentation in the Preparation of Educational Supervisors, sponsored jointly by Berea College and the Uni- versity of Kentucky Bjarne Harrison Westfall, A.B. Instructor in Mathematics Samuel E. Wheeler, M.S. Supt. of Agronomy and Livestock Farms Sherman Duane Whipple, M.S.F. College Forester, Assistant Professor of Forestry ■tSally May Wilkerson, A.B. Instructor in Art ' ■ ' Opal Powell Wolford, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Home Economics Virginia Ruth Woods, M.S. Professor of Home Economics Frank J. Wray, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History and Political Science Theodore Mathis Wright, A.M. Associate Professor of Mathematics Jerome Williams Hughes, Ph.D. Professor of English tLeavc of absence, I9i7-18. ttLcave of absence, second semester. Worker under special agreement. 155 The Foundation School The Foundation School is closely associ- ated with the College. In many im- portant ways its pupils share in the rich and varied cultural aspects of the college campus. « -  « 156 1S7 Left to light: Charles Drake, Dean of Men; Joann Nicholson, Dean of Women; Roy Walters, Foundation School Dean. Foundation Deans Foundation School Secretary Miss Lillian McGuire 158 Foundation p. F. Ayer F. Brooks James Grossman James Hall Alease High Ersal Kindel Warren Lambert Dorothy Landrum Gladys Leazenby Nina Marable Gladys Parrish Ann Pucsley Grace Wilson 159 1 Foundation Seated: Hosea Lee Sparks, secretary; Doug Hazelwood, president. Stand- ing: Bill Strunk, treasurer; Danny Kilgore, vice president. Class Officers 160 Geraldine Allen Kingsport, Tcnn. Vernon Baker Hyden, Ky. John Bradley Madison, W. Va. NiA COLLIS Athens, Greece Liz Colson Manchester, Ky. Laura Crawford Berea, Ky. Christine Cress Brodhead, Ky. James Dunican Berea, Ky. 161 Seniors Julia Erdman Pittsburgh, Tcrwi. Rose Mary Evans Bcrea, Kentucky Lilly Finley Hot Springs, N. C. Eleanor Gibson Wilmington, Ohio William Gill Grayson, Ky. Connie Hastings Bcrea, Kentucky Douglas Hazelwood Bcrca, Kentucky Jackie Hensley Manchester, Ky. 162 Foundation John Jones Grayson, Ky. Marie Lawless Berea, Kentucky Greta LE s; ' rs Monticcllo, Ky. Nancy Lutes Richmond, Ky. Tom McCune Gordon, . Va. Alan Miller Bristol, Va. Pat (ooRES Ir ine, Ky. Anita Ocanecu Gcor,t;etown, Ky. 163 Foundation Seniors Gayle Ray Berea, Kentucky Shelby Rose Manchester, Ky. Joe Schackleford Closplint, Ky. HosEA Lee Sparks Hyden, Ky. Bill Strunk Berea, Kentucky Robert Todd Berea, Kentucky Ann Tyner Berea, Kentucky Emma Tyree Mc. Vernon, Ky. 164 Seniors Carroll White Rockholds, Ky. Sue Wimpy Coalmont, Tcnn. Seated: Laura Crawford, Rose Mary Evans (edi- tor) , Jackie Hensley. Staiuliiiii: Liz Colson, Ann Tyner. Chimes Staff 165 Juniors Brenda Adams Jean Allen Sallie Lou Allen Darrell Baker Donna Baker Shirley Baker Nellie Bickford Georgia Bishop Shirley Brown Jenny Buchanan Martha Chaney Paul Christian Geneda Correll Johnny Cottongim Mary Francis Cox Charles Fiske John Fleming Eglenna Mae Foster Nancy Grillo Carol Gunkler Joanne Hale Jessie Hammond Becky Henderson Doris Hensley Vena Holliday Jane Huff Leonard Hughes Kathleen Naff Peggy ' Parke Martha Ann Patton Ruby Ridings Doug Shackelford Phyllis Shepherd DuRAND Shivers Randall Storm Joe Stafford Phyllis Wagers Wilma Jean Wagers Patty Watson Marvin Williamson Ann Wimpy 166 Seated: Brenda Adams, Student Council Rep.; Lucy Jones, secretary; Georgiabell Bishop, vice president; Charles Fiske, president. Standing: Deanna Randall, treasurer; Johnny Cottongim, Student Council Representative. Foundation Junior Class Officers Seated: Jackie Hensley, Jean Fiske, Myrtle Back, Brenda Adams, Dixie Lou Dockery. Standing: Shelby Rose, John Cottongim, Carlo Fields, David Garnett, Bill Meadows. Student Council 167 Roil ' one: Mildred Tucker, Ann Elam, Jean Bargo, Linda Combs, Wilma Campbell, Joy Pritchard, Sandy Maynard, George Roberts, Bill Meadows, Wayne Hopper. Row two: John Hayes, Janet Crawford, Sammye Parke, Myrtle Back, Claire Ross, Joe Hodges, Harry Roberts, Richard Whipple, Brenda Randall, Gerald Lott. Row three: Don Robertson, Rose Mary Rogers, Rose Marie Taylor, Jane Mullins, Jean Fiske, Wesley Miller, Bobby McClure, Eula Causey, Linda Page, Jim Rivers, Steve Hensley, Raymond Huff. Roiv four: Alvero Perez, Beverly Lear, Barbara Standifer, Florine Napier, Helen Hovey, Billy McMillan, Thomas Coomer, Betty Myers, Woodard Shepherd. Roxv fire: Tommy Smith, Larry Landrum, Steve Hayes, Merlin Kindell, Ethel Smallwood, Margaret Pugsley, Ellen Presncll, Keith DeVault, David Raider, Zethel Lewis. Row six: Gary Todd, Reed Smith, Victor Jordan, Ina Pearl Morrow, Barbara Severs, Nancy Butt, Linda Loggans, John Evans, Lance Mullins. Row seven: Jimmy Duffey, Gene Chadwell, James Steely, David Warren, Brigitta Schwintzer, Denzil Abney, Henry Snodgrass. Foundation Sophomores Seated: Jean Fiske, Student Council Representative; Donald Robertson, president; Barbara Severs, secretary. Standing: Steve Hensley, vice president; Bill Meadows, Student Council Representative. 168 Roiv one: Ida Lewallcn, Veree Thompson, Dorothy Rice, Margaret Wilson, Carrie Dalton, Reed Smith, Jimmy Hensley, Langdon Jones, Elvin Wells, Harvey Lamb, Huie Yang, Charles Borders. Roif no: Sandy Sparks, Merle Weeks, Jimmie Lou Dockery, Wilma Burkhart, Virginia Colson, Eugene Keith, Roscoe Osborne, Vernon Lewis, Lynn Hack worth, Ronald Baker, Harold Foster. Row three: Barbara Taylor, Myrtle Davis, Helen Bibbee, Jeraldine Hughes, Jerry Wharton, Floyd Troxel, Ricky Rivers. Leslie Joe Morris, Dan Pigg. Row four: Andrew Blackmon, Bradley Short, Junior Combs, Opsie Hamblin, Lavonne Evans, Dona Hougen, Shirley Moore, Bonnie Walls, Scotty Marshall, Michael Osolnik, John Grossman. Row five: Dennis Stephens, Marilyn Kindell, Barbara Gunkler, Betsy Wright, Jerry Kidd, Ardre Blackmon. Freshmen Seated: Myrtle Back, Student Council; Tommy Coomer, presi- dent; Helen Bibbee, treasurer. Standiti} : Scotty Marshall, sec- retary; Ronald Baker, Student Council. 169 Ungraded Department Foundation Chorus Seated: Ackley Smith, Odevia Morrow, Steven Causey, Morville Cox, Seth Freeman. Roiv tico: Instructor and Counselor Mrs. Dorothy H. Landrum, Manalla Lee, Lyda Mae Smith, Dixie Dockery, Nadine Hazelwood, Dorothy Rice, Betty Jean Jackson. Roif three: Roscoe Osborne, David Garnett, Ronald Neil, Floyd Troxel, William Rose, Francis Sheedy. Seated at piano: Miss Barbee, sponsor. Roic one: Opsie Hamblin, Virginia Bandy, Betty Myers, Sallie Lou Allen, Veree Thompson, Eula Cause)-, Linda Roberts. Back row: Wayne Hopper, Jessie Hammond, Leonard Hurley, Tommy Coomer, David Warren, John Evans, Tom McCune, Woodard Shepherd. 170 Seated: Ann Tyner, Gayle Ray, Phyllis Shepherd (editor), Jackie Henslcy, Sallie Lou Allen. Roii ' two: Helen Hovey, Clara Ross, Dorothy Buckland, Greta Lewis, Hazel Lawless, Deana Randall. Roii ' three: Virginia Colson, Laura Crawford, Liz Colson, Wesley Miller. Row four: Guy Coylc, Sandy Maynard, Brenda Randall, Jane Huff, Eula Collis, Brenda Adams. lion Staff Seated: sponsor Nina Marable, Jackie Hensley, Coleen Back, Hosea Lee Sparks, Georgia Bishop, Jenny Buchanan, Brenda Adams. Standing: Barbara Gunkler, Betsy Wright, Midge Lester, Boiling Wilson, Eleanor Gibson, Clara Ross, Carol Gunkler, Dcana Randall, Jean Allen, Sandy Maynard, Liz Colson, Pat Watson, Don Bowman. Business Club 171 Y-Teens low one: Lilly Finley, Christine Cress, Wanda Bailey, Virginia Poison, Coleen Back, Mary F. Cox. Roiv ftiv: Linda Loggans, vlancy Lutes, Wilma Campbell, Lucy Sizemore, Nancy Butt, ula Causey, Ula Collis, Sponsor Miss High, Emma Tyree, Nia _ir- jlJ . J nr -1 r-v d l __- ii.„ur- ni-_-1.._ la Bailey, Virginia . T •_ J. T juuia v duscy, LJia v uuib. Sponsor Miss High, Emma Tyree, Nia Collis, Mildred Tucker, Donna Baker, Opsie Hamblin, Marilyn Kindel. Row three: Brigetta Schwintzer, Ellen Presnell, Virginia Bandy, Sondra Sparks, LaVonne Evans. Hi-Y Seated: Thomas Coomer, Merlin Kindell, Durand Shivers, Bobby Salstrom, Dale Tester, Bill Meadows, Ken Haddock. Row tivo: Dean Drake, Tom McCune, Denver Holland, Wesley Miller, Leonard Hurley, Tommy Smith, Andrew Blackmon, Arthur Rogers, Marvin Williamson. Row three: William Moses, James Steely, David Warren, Seth Freeman, Jim Rogers, Baxter Presnell, Jerry Kidd, Denzil Abney. 172 Seated: Becky Henderson, Leonard Hughes, Mrs. Scrivner (sponsor), Phyllis Shepherd. Standing: Bill Strunk, Rosemary Evans, Jane Huff, Helen Hovey. Thespians Left to right: Randall Storm (marshall), Carol Gunkler (marshall), John Bradley, Carral Causey, Wilham Gill, John E. Perry, Patricia Ann Robinson. mm Mid lerni Graduates 173 Standing: Doug Massey (coach), Doug Hazel wood, Charles Fiske, Jimmy Hodge, Dan Kilgore, Tommy Williams, Carl Cunnagin, Steve Hcnsley (manager). Row two: Harvey Lamb, Dale demons, Billy McMillian, Marvin Williamson, Sherrill Coker, Sherill Hall, Lance MuUins. Cheerleaders Left to right: Pat Watson, Midge Lester, Sandy Maynard, Brenda Adams, Carol Gunkler. 174 ADVERTISERS Without them there would be no CHIMES. Compliments of A FRIEND of BEREA COLLEGE HUGHES FAWCETT INC. Our 70th year Linen Yarns Hand Looms Supplies Dunellen, N. J. 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EUBANK LUMBER COMPANY Builders of the Danforth Industrial Arts Building 201 202 Chimes Stall 204 The 1958 Chimes Staff Editorial Board Editor-in-Chief Richard Campbell Associate Editor Bill Forbes Art Editor Angle Scerbo Classes Editor Carol Colvard Photo Editor Keith Parker Men ' s Sports Editor Buddy Judd Women ' s Sports Editor Sally Boggs Advertising Manager Jim Masters Business Manager Harold CuUop Staff Photographers Sam Hawkins William Ross Foundation Editor Rose Mary Evans College Administration Advisor Dr. Kenneth H. Thompson Staff: Nancy Lowe, Jackie McGrady, Mildred Ramey, Mary Helen Ramsey, lona Robinette, Pansy Waycaster, Mar- cella Webb, Martha Zoellers. Foundation Staff: Laura Crawford, Liz Colson, Jackie Hensley, Ann Tyner. Picture Credits: The class pictures for the College and the Foundation School senior class pictures were taken by Mrs. Ebba June Mattson, of Mattson Studio, Berea. All the organizations ' pictures and many of the activities pictures were taken by our Staff Photographers, Sam Hawkins and William Ross. Mr. Bob Conners, of the Wilderness Road Office, and Miss Olga Lindquist, of the College Public Relations Office, supplied the CHIMES with a number of excellent photographs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drake were very helpful and we thank them for the pictures of Pre-School. To Dean Roy N. Walters goes the credit for most of the pictures of the Foundation School Section. To all the people that supplied us with pictures and copy for this book we are thankful. Cover Design: Angie Scerbo Production Advisor: Mr. Bob Walter, S. B. Newman Printing Co., Knoxville, Tennessee 205 Foundation Index Abncy, Denzil: 168, 172 Adams, Brenda: 166, 167, 171, 174 Allen, Emma Jean; 166, 171 ALLEN, GERALDINE: Berea Players 4; Folk Dancing 4; Foundation Chorus 4. 161 Allen, Sallie Lou: 166, 170, 171 Back, Coleen: 171, 172 Back, Myrtle: 167, 168 Bailey, Wanda: 172 Baker, Darrell: 166 Baker, Donna: 166, 172 Baker, Ronald: 169 Baker, Shirley: 166 BAKER, VERNON: Foundation Major 2. 161 Bandy, ' irginia: 170, 172 Bargo, Helen: 168 B.bbee, FFelen Marie: 169 Bickford, Nellie: 166 Bishop, Georgiabell: 166, 167, 171 Blackmon, Andrew: 169, 172 Blacknion, Ardre: 169 Borders, Charles: 169 Bowman, Donald: 171 BRADLEY, JOHN: Business Club 4; Track 2; Student Council 2; House Council President 4. 161, 173 Brown, Shirley: 166 Buchanan, ' irginia: 166, 171 Buckland, Dorothy: 171 Burkhart, Wilnia: 169 Butt, Nancy Jo: 168, 172 Campbell, VC ' ilma: 168, 172 CAUSEY, CARRAL: Y-Teens 2; Fd. Chorus 1; Class Treasurer 1; House President }; Merit Roll 5, 4; Folk Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4; Berea Players 1. 173 Causey, Eula: 168, 170, 172 Causey, Steven: 170 Chadwell, Jcne: 168 Chaney, Martha: 166 Christian, Paul: 166 demons. Dale: 174 Coker, Sherrill: 174 COLLIS, NIA: 161, 172 Collis, Ula: 171, 172 COLSON, LIZ: Lion Staff ?, 4; Y-Tecns 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Chimes Staff 4; Berea Players 3; Merit Roll 3. 161, 16S, 171 Colson, Virginia: 169, 171 Combs, Junior: 169 Combs, .Linda: 168 Coomcr, Thomas: 168, 169, 170, 172 Correll, Geneda: 166 Cottongim, John: 166, 167 Cox, Mary Frances: 166, 172 Cox, Morville: 170 Coyle, Guy: 171 Crawford, Janet: 168 CRAWFORD, LAURA: Lion Staff 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Chimes Staff 4. 161, 165, 171 CRESS, CHRISTINE: Busmess Club 1; Y-Teens 3, 4. 161, 172 Cunnagin, Carl: 174 Dalton, Carrie: 169 Davis, Myrtle: 169 DeVault, Keith: 168 Dockery, Dixie Lou: 167 Dockcry, limmye Lou: 169, 170 DUNIGAN, JAMES THOMAS: 161 Flam, Eli aheth Ann: 168 ERDMAN, JULIA: 162 Evans, Carol LaVonne: 169, 172 Evans, John William: 168, 170 EVANS, ROSE MARY: Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Lion Staff 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Business Club 3; Foundation Major 3, 4; Foundation One-Acts 3, 4; Student Recreation Committee 4; Class Treasurer 3; Thespians 3, 4; Foundation Chimes Staff Editor 4. 162, 16S, 173 Fields, Carlo: 167 FINLEY, LILLY: Y-Teens 4; Folk Dancing 4. 162, 172 Fiske, Charles N.: 166, 167, 174 Fiske, Jean: 167, 168 Fleming, John; 166 Foster, Eglenna: 166 Freeman, Seth: 170 GABBARD, LOBERTA: Y-Teens 4; Girls ' Chorus 4. Garnett, David Roland: 170, 167 GIBSON, ELEANOR: Business Club 4; Berea Players 4. 162, 171 GILL, WILLIAM: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; House Council 4. 162, 173 Grille, Nancy: 166 Grossman, John: 169 Gunkler, Barbara: 169, 171 Gunkler, Carol: 174, 171, 166, 173 Hale, Joanne: 166 Hall, Shirrel: 174 Hamblen, Opsie: 170, 172 Hammond, Jessie: 166, 170 HASTINGS, CONNIE: Berea Players 1; Merit Roll 1, 2, 3. 162 Hayes, Steven: 168 Hazelwood, Mrs. Nadine: 170, 174 HAZELWOOD, DOUGLAS: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Merit Roll 2, 3; Swimming 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Class President 3, 4. 160, 172, 174 Henderson, Rebecca: 166, 173 Hensley, Doris: 166 HFNSLEY, JACQUELINE: Business Club Secretary 3, 4; Student Council Secretary 3, 4; Berea Players 3; Merit Roll 3; Lion Staff 3, 4. 162, 165, 167, 171 Hensley, James: 169 Hensley, Stephen: 168, 174 Hodge, James: 174 Hod.ges, Joe: 168 Holland, Denver: 172 Holliday, Vena: 166 Hopper, Wayne: 168, 170 Hou.gen, Dona Clare: 169 Hovey, Helen: 168, 171, 173 Huff, Jane: 166, 171, 173 Huff, Raymond: 168 Hughes, Leonard: 166, 173 Hughes, Jeraldine; 169 Hurley, Leonard: 170, 172 JONES. .JOHN: Basketball 3, 4; Merit Roll 2. 163 Jones, Langdon; 169 Jones, Mary Lucy: 167 Keith, Eugene: 169 Kidd, Jerry: 169, 172 KILGORE, DAN: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice President 4; All-Tournament Basket- ball Team 3, 4. 160, 174 Kindel, Marilyn: 169, 172 Kindel, Merlin: 168, 172 Lamb, Harvey: 169, 174 Landrum, Larry: 168 Lawless, Ha7el: 171 LAWLESS, MARIE: Foundation Chorus 2, 3; Berea Players 3, 4; Honor Roll 1; Foundation Major 3, 4. 163 206 Lear. Beverly: 168 Lee, Manalla: 170 Lester, Margaret: 171, 174 Lewallen, Ida Mac: 169 LEWIS, GRETA: Foundation Chorus 1; Y-Tecns 1; Busi- ness Club 2, 3, 4; Lion Staff 4; House Council 2; Recrea- tion Committee 2, 4. 171, 163 Lewis, Zetliel: 168 Loggans, Linda: 168, 172 Lott, Gerald; 168 LUTES, NANCY: Y-Tcens 2, 3, 4; Berea Players 4. 172 Marshall, Scott: 169 Maynard, Sandr, : 168, 171, 174 McClure, Robert: 168 McCUNE, THOMAS: Hi-Y 3, 4; Foundation Chorus 4; Honor Roll 3. 163, 170, 172 McMillian, Billy: 168, 174 Meadows, William: 167, 168, 172 MILLER, ALAN: 163 Miller, Wesley: 168, 171, l72 Moore, Shirlcv: 169 MOORES, PATRICIA: Business Club 3. 163 Morris, Joe: 169 Morrow, Ina Pearl: 168 Morrow, Odcvia: 170 Moses, William: 172 Mullins, Lance: 168, 174 Mullins, Jane: 168 Myers, Betty: 170 Naff, Kathleen: 166 Napier, Florine: 168 Neil, Ronald Lcc: 170 OGANECU, ANITA: Cosmorolitan Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3. 163 Osborne, Roscoc Buford: 169, 170 Osolnik. Michael lessee: 169 Page, Linda: 168 Parke, Peggy: 166 Parke, Sammyc: 168 Patton, Martha: 166 Perez, Alvero: 168 Pigg, Dan- 169 Prcsncll, Baxter: 172 Presnell, Ellen: 168, 172 Pritchard, Joy: 168 Pugsley, Margaret: 168 Raider, David: 168 Randall, Brenda: 168, 171 Randall, Deana: 167, 171 RAY, GAYLE: Lion Staff 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 164, 171 Rice, Dorothy: 169, 170 Ridings, Ruby: 166 Rivers, Ji:n: 168 Rivers, Ricky: 169 Roberts, George: 168 Hobcrts, Harry Lee: 168 Roberts, Linda: 170 Robertson, Donald: 168 ROGERS, ARTHUR: Hi-Y 4. 172 Rogers, James: 172 ROGERS, CHRISTOPHER: Country Dancers 3, 4; Berea Players 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Honor Roll 3; Foundation Major 3, 4. Rogers, Rosemary: 168 ROSE, SHELBY: Class Vice President 3; Student Council 4. 164, 167 Rose, William: 170 Ross, Claire: 168, 171 Salstrom, Robert: 172 Sciiwintzer, Brigitta: 172, 168 Severs, Barbara: 168 Shackleford, Douglas: 166 SHACKLEFORD, JOE: Swimming Team 1, 2; Business Club 2; Hi-Y 1, 2. 164 Siiccdy, Francis: 170 Shepherd, Phyllis: 166, 171, 173 Shepherd, Woodard: 168, 170 Shivers, Durand: 172, 166 Short, Bradley: 169 Sizemore, Lucy Jean: 172 Smallwood, Ethel: 168 Smith, Ackley: 170 Smith. L) ' da Mae: 170 Smith, Reed: 169 Smith, Tommy: 168, 172 Snodgrass, Henry: 168 SPARKS, HOSEA LEE: Business Club, Publicity Chairman 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Lion Staff 2; Class Sec- retarv 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Flonor Roll I; Merit Roll 2, 3; House Council 2, 3; Judiciary Committee 2. 160 164, 171 Sparks, Sondra: 169, 172 Standifer, Barbara: 168 Steely, James: 168, 172 Stephens, Dennis: 169 Storm, Randall: 166, 173 STRUNK, WILLIAM: Class President 1; Swimming Team 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3; Berea Players I, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Foundation Major 1, 2, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Honor Roll 1, 2; Student Recreation Com- mittee 2; Foundation One Act 3; Band 3. 160, 164, 173 Swafford, Joe: 166 Taylor, Barbara: 169 Taylor, Rose Marie: 168 Tester, Dale: 172 Thompson, Veree: 169, 170 Todd, Gary: 168 TODD, ROBERT: 164 Troxcl, Floyd: 169, 170 Tucker, Mildred: 168, 172 TYNER, ANN: Lion Staff 4; Chimes Staff 4; Berea Players 4; National Honor Society 4; French Club 4. 164, 16T, 171 TYREE, EMMA: Y-Tecns 4. 164, 172 Wagers, Phyllis: 166 Wagers, Wilma Jean; 166 Walls, Bonnie: 169 Warren, David: 168, 170, 172 Watson, Patricia: 166, 171, 174 Weeks, Merle: 169 Wells, Elvin: 169 Wharton, Jerry: 169 Whipple, Richard: 168 WHITE, ANNA CARROLL: Y-Teens 3; Business Club 4; Honor Roll 3; Substitute Cheerleader 4. 165 WILLIAMS, CARL THOMAS: Basketball 3, 4; Swimming Team Manager 3. 174 WILLIAMS, MARY: Y-Teens 4; Chorus 4. Williamson, Marvin: 166, 172, 174 WILSON, BOLLING: Business Club 4; Collegians 4. 171 Wilson, Margaret Ruth: 169 Wimpy, Anne: 166 WIMPY, SUE: 16! Wright, Betsy: 169, 171 Yang, Huie: 169 207 Senior Biographies ADKINS, ROBERT W.: 3 1 AGEE, HERNDON ROYCE: 3 1 ALLEN, PAUL B.; 3 1 AMBURGEY, WILEY CARL: 3 1 ANGEL, FAY: 31 ARMS, WAYNE F.: Geology Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Intramural 1, 2, 5. 4, 31 ATKINSON MARION F., JR. Spanish Club 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1; Swimming 1, 2, 4; ITistory and Political Science 2, 3; Track 3; Intramural Council 3; Cosmopolitan Club 3; Berea Players 4; PAF 3, 4; Young Democrats 4. 3 1 BABER, LARRY: Berea Players; Track; ACS; Geology Club; Cross- country. 3 1 BAILES, SHIRLEY DALE: 32 BAILEY, JIMMY LEE: 32 BAIRD, WALLACE: 3 2 BAKER, ERNEST A.: 32 BEDDINGFIELD, FRED C: 32 BEIIAN, FERESHTEH: 32 BFNXINGFIELD, MATT: 3 2 BERTRAM, CHARLES LEE: Medical Science Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; Collegians 1, 2, 3, 4. 32 BEST, BILLY F.: Country Dancers 2, 5, 4; Modern Dance Club 4, Secretar) 4; Berea Pla -ers 3, 4; Psychology Club 1, 2; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Membership Chairman 4; Swimming Team 3, 4; Aquacade 3, 4: Ag Union 3, 4; Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. 33 BLEVINS, THO.MAS J., JR.: 3 3 BOGGS, SALLY SUE: 3 3 BORDERS, BASIL: Psychology Club 1 ; Business and Economics Club, Presi- dent 4, Treasurer 3; Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4; German Club Treasurer 4; Student Association Treasurer 4; Student Senate 4; Student Executive Council 4. 33 BOATING, ELIZABETH HENSLEY: 3 3 BOWLING, JAMES DANIEL: 5 3 BOYD, JOSHUA R., |R.: 33 BOYD, MARGARET NENA: YWCA 1; Tab 1; Oratorio Choir 3: Har- nionia Society 4; Chapel Choir 4; Psi Chi Secretary 4: Tri Beta 4; SNEA 4; Pi Alpha 4. 33 BRACKETT, JERRY WILL: 3 4 BRANDENBURG, ]. C: 34 BRIGHT. CHARLES THEODORE: History and Political Science Club 3, 4; Young Democrats 1, 2; Cosmopoli- tan Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Men ' s Association Vice-President 3, President 4; Senate 4; Executi ' c Coun- cil 4; BSU Director 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4: Cross-Countr ' 2, ' . Captain 3. 34 BROCKMAN, JOANNE CAROL: 34 RROOKSFIIRE, JIMMY LEE: 3 4 BROWN, BILLIE MAE: 34 BROWN, ERIC JOHN: 34 BROWN, JOSEPH GLEN: 34 BUCHANAN, BETTY LOU: House President ER 3; Harmonia Society 1, 2, 4; Methodist Church Choir 1, 4; Women ' s Council 3 ; Social Co-Chair- man ER 2; Social Co-Chairman SNEA 4; Social Co-Chairman Anna Smith 4. 3S BURTON, JAMES SAMUEL: 3 5 CAMPBELL GWYN LARRY: 3 5 CA.MPBELL, FRANK HOWARD: 3 5 CAMPBELL, RICHARD D.: Sigma Pi Sigma Chapter Associate 1, 2, Mem- ber 3, 4; Pi Alpha 3, 4; Veteran ' s Association Membership Chairman 2, President 3; Math Club 1, 2, 3; Chimes 3, Editor 4; ETC 4; Twenty Writers 2, 3. 3 5 CARDWELL JEWEL LEE: 3 5 CAUDILL PALIS DEAN: 3 5 CAUDILL, WILMA ILEEN: 3 5 CLAIBORNE, KATHY HARRIS: Harmonia 2; Chimes Staff 2; Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3, 4; BSU 2, 3, 4. 36 CODY, PHYLLIS CORRINA: 36 COLEMAN, CLEO: 36 COLVARD, CAROL WADE: YWCA 2; Psychology Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Business and Economics; Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; House Council 3; Class Secy-Treas. 4; Chimes Staff 4: SNEA 4; ETC 4. Finance Committee. 3 6 COLVARD, JAMES EDWARD: Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4. 3 6 ■ COLVARD, FOY A.: 36 CONNER, DUDLEY JEFFERSON: 3 6 COOK, VIRGINIA LYNN: 3 6 RICE, MADGE CORNETT: 37 COX, CURTIS WARREN: Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4, President 4; Pi Alpha Pi 3, 4. 3 7 CRASE, JAMES DOUGLAS: 37 CRA-VC ' FORD, KENNETH H.: Math Club 3, 4; Pi Apha 4. 37 CRITZ, RACHEL SUE: YWCA 1, 2, Secretar) ' 2; Student Labor Committee 1, 2, 3, Chairman 3; Berea Players 1, 2; Home Ec Club 3. 4, 5, Vice Presi- dent 5; Women ' s Council 4; House President 4; Ag-Home Ec Club 4. 3 7 CULLOP. HAROLD: Psychology Club 1; Harmonia 1, 2; Chiiiircu of GoJ 3: Chapel Choir 3, 4: Chimes Staff 3, Business Manager; Secretar ' Pearson ' s House Council 4; Business and Economics Club 4. 3 7 CUMMINS, CHARLES: 17 DAVIS, CLARA JEAN: 37 DAVIS, FLORENCE BESSIE: 3 8 DEAN, ROGER LEE: 3 8 DEROSSETT, BILLY G.: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Men ' s Council 4; Business and Economics Club 2, 3, 4; eteran ' s Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4. 3 8 DUCKETT, WILMA IMOGENE: 3 8 DUCKWORTH, JACK: Pinnacle Sports Editor; B Club; Track; Cross- country; Business and Economics Club; Senate; Intramurals; Berea Players. 38 DUNIGAN, GERALDINE: 3 8 BERTRAM, MARGUERITE DYER: 38 EATON, LOUIS SILER: 3 8 ELDRETH, MANNON BLEVINS: 39 ELKINS, BILLY BURTON: 39 ELLIS, GEORGE GREENE: 39 EPPENSTEIN, SONA JEAN: 3 9 FEAGAN, JILL: 3 9 FINELY, FRED TATE, JR.: 39 FISH, ANITA H.: 39 FORBES, JOHN WILLIAM, III: Pi Alpha 3, 4, Secretary 4. 39 FOX, JOAN FRANCES: Twenty Writers 3; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Home Ec Club 3, 4; Harmonia 3, 4; Oratorio Choir 3; Ag-Home Ec Club 4; WAA 3. 40 FOX, HARVEY EUGENE: 40 FOX, SIDNEY WILLIAM: 40 FRANKLIN, PATRICIA: WAA 1. 2, 3, 4, Board Member 3; Student NE.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Berea Players 4. 40 GABBARD, EVA FRANCES: Public Affairs Forum 1, 2; Modern Dance Club 1, 2; Psychology Club 1; Ameri- can Chemical Society 3, 4; Pi Alpha 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Student As- sociation Accident Fund Committee 3, 4. 40 GABRIEL, TOM: Chapel Choir 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3; Oratorio 4; Berea Players 3, 4; ETA 4; Psychology Club 1; Ag Union 1; House Council 1. 40 GALLIHER, DORIS: Twenty Writers 3, 4. 40 GIBBS, ROY LONZO: 40 GILLENWATER, DAVID L.: Psy- chology Club 1; Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3. Pub- licity Chairman 2, 3. 41 GILLIAM. PENMAN R.: 41 GILPIN, WILLIAM T.: Ag Union 1, 2, 3, 4. 41 COINS, LILLIAN: YWCA 1; Outing Club 1, 2; Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3; Dorm Council 2, 3, 4; Home Ec Club 3. 4: ETC 4. 41 GRAVES, JUDITH GWY ' NN: Psy- chology Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Psi Chi 4, Vice President; French Club 1, 2; Class Officer 3; Dorm Council 2; Tab 2. 3, 4. 41 GRAVES, RONNIE C: Ag Union 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Track 3; B Club 4; Miaisterial Association 1, 2, 3, 4. 41 GREER, HOWARD A. L.: BSU Ex- ecutive Council 2; Ag Union 1, 2, 3, 4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3, 4. 41 GRUBB, HERBERT W.: Ag Union 208 Senior Biographies I, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Tri Beta 3, 4, Vice President 4. 41 GUFFEY, ELIZABETH ANN: 42 HALL, MARY NELL: Berea Players 1; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 3; SNEA 4. 42 HADDIX, WELDON: B Club 2, 3, 4: Aj Union 2, 3; Varsity Track 2, 3. S9 HAMMONS, NORA: WAA 2, 3, Secretary 3; Modern Dance Club 3, Treasurer 3; Tab 3; Business and Eco- nomics Club 4. 42 HARBERSON, HAROLD C: Ay Union 1. 2, 3. 4; Ag-Homc Ec Club 3, 4. 42 HARRILL, JAMES: Ag Union 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 3; Ag-Home Ec Club 3, 4, Social Chairman 4; YMCA 1, 2. 42 HARRILL, STEVE M.: 42 HARRISON, SHIRLEY: Harmonia 1, 2, 3; Home Ec Club 2, 4. 42 HATTER, JOHNNIE GENEVIEVE: Psychology Club 1; Berea Players 1; History and Political Science Club 3, 4; SNEA 4; PAF 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4. 42 HAYNES. CAROLYN RUTH: Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4; WAA 1, 2, 3, Sports Manager 2, 3; House President -! ; Women ' s Council 4; Berea Players 4. 4 3 HAYS, JUDITH LYNN: Oratorio 2; Berea Players 4; French Club 3, 4; Pinnacle Staff 4. 43 HEATHERLY. ANN: Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4; American Chemical Society 3; Medical Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 43 HIGGINS DOLORES T.: 43 HOLBROOK, JOHN: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Berea Players 1, 3; Ag Union 1, 2, 3, 4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3, 4; Psychology Club 3; House Council 4; Harmonia 4: Swimming Team 4. 4 HOLSAPPLE, WESLEY F.: 4 3 HOWELL, PAUL: 43 HUBBARD, HAROLD P.: 43 FIUDDLESTON, JAMES E.: 44 HUNT, SUE C: 44 HUNTER, STEPHEN M.: Harmonia Society 2, 4; Ag Union 1, 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 4; Ag-Homc Ec Club 4. 44 HYDER, BARBARA ANN: Psy- chology Club 1; WUS 1; French Club 1, 2; Berea Players 2; House Council 3; Woman ' s Council 4; House Presi- dent 4; SNEA 4. 44 HYDER. JOYCE: Home Ec Club 3, 4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3, 4; Beta Beta Beta 4; WAA 1, 2; YWCA 2. 44 JOHNSTON, BETTY: Psychology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Psi Chi 4, Treasurer; Y 3, 4; Berea Players 4. 44 JOHNSON, JAMES M.: 44 JOHNSON, JOANN: SNEA 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4. 44 JOFINSON, LEONARD H.: Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team 2; Harmonia 1, 2; Senior Class Social Chairman 4; Business and Economics Club 4. 45 JOHNSON, PATRICIA ELAINE: BSU I, 2, 3, 4; Dorm. Social Com- mittee 1; Outlying Work 1; House Council Secretary-Treasurer 2; Equip- ment Committee 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4, X ' orship Chairman 3, President 4; WAA 2; Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4; CYC 4. 4! JOHNSON, VERNETTA: SNEA 4; WAA 4. 4 5 JONES, BETTY JO: Harmonia 4; SNEA 4. 4 5 JONES, ARTHUR DAVID: Chimes Sports Editor 1; Intramurals 4; Math Club 3, 4. 45 JONES, WILLIAM DENVER: Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4, President 4: Pi Alpha 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4; Delta Phi Alpha 4. 45 JONES, VESSIE LOUISE: YWCA 1, 2, 3. 4 5 JUDD, ROBERT P.: Math Club 3, 4, President 4; Pi Alpha 3, 4; B Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4, Captain 3. 46 JUDD, MARK A: Pi Alpha 3,4; Tri Beta 3, 4; Medical Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Psychology Club 2. 4f. KENDRICK, JAMES K.: Ag Union 1, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club I, 3; Dorm Council 2, 3, 4. 46 KILBOURNE, DONALD E.: Ag Union 3, 4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3, 4; Harmonia 4; CYC Representative 3. 46 KIM, CHONG BIN: Economics and Business Club; Spanish Club; Cosmo- politan Club; BSU. 46 KINCAID, SHIRLEY: Ag-Home Ec Club 3, 4; Modern Dance Club 2; Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4; Harmonia Society 1, 2, 4. 46 KIRK, PAUL FREDRICK: Chapel Choir 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3. Vice President 3; Orchestra 3. 46 KIRKLAND. ANNETTE: Berea Players 1, 2, 3; Cosmopolitan Club 46 KIRKLAND. EUGENE: Berea Players 1, 2, 3; Cosmopolitan Club 2; Senator 4. 47 KULUNGIAN, AGNES: 47 LAMB, IRENE MARIE: Country Dancers 1, 2, Secretary 3, Vice Presi- dent 4; Harmonia 2, 4; Berea Players 3. 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pinnacle Staff Proofreader 3. 4; L nion Church Choir 4; Business Club 4. 47 LAREW, TULLY: Ag Union I, 2, 3, 4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3; Berea Players 1, 2, 3; Outing Club 1, 2; SDA 1, 2, Vice President 2; SA Executive Council Parliamentarian 2, 4; Beta Beta Beta 3; Country Dancers 2, 3, 4; UYF 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 4; Harmonia 4; Union Choir 4; YMCA 1, 2, 3; Cabinet 2, 3; CYC 3, 4; Cross-country 3, 4; Swim Team 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 47 LATHAM, JUANITA R.: 47 LECKY, ANNA FAY: Ag-Home Ec Club; Band 1, 2; Home Ec Club Presi- dent; Homecoming Queen Candidate 2, 3, 4; Clothing Etiquette Committee 3. 47 LITTLETON, JUANITA: SNEA 2, 4; History and Political Science Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; French Club 2, 3; PAF 4. 47 LLOYD, BETTY: 47 LOCKHART, SIDNEY: 48 LOFTIS, TOM: Senior Class President; Junior Class Social Co-Chairman; Business Economics Club Vice Presi- dent; Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4; Senate Executive Council. 48 McCLOUD, OSCAR: Psychology Club I; Oratorio 1; Christian Voca- tions 1, 2; Christian Youth Council President (CYC); Country Dancers 2; Union Church Choir 2. 48 McCONNELL, ERNEST: Medical Science Club 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Berea Players 3, 4; Psychology Club 1; Chemical Society 3. 48 McCOY, AMERICA: 48 McGAHA, ERMA: House Council 1; WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA I, 2, Social Chairman; Jr. Counselor 3; SNEA 4; Clothing and Etiquette Committee 4. 48 McLAIN, BARBARA DA ' WN: Medi- cal Science Club 2, 3; American Chemical Society 3, 4; ACS Secretary 4; Harmonia 4; WUS 2. 48 McLAIN, PATSY LEEANN; 48 McMAHAN, DFLORFS CHARLENE: Pi Alpha 2, 3; Tri Beta 3, 4; SNEA 4. 49 MAHAFFEY, WILMA: YWCA 1, 3; WUS I; Senate 3; Berea Players 1, 2. 3, 4; SNEA 4; WAA I. 49 MARSH, FRANKLIN H.; Intra- murals I, 3, 4; Psychology Club 1; Speech Choir 2; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4, ' ice President 3; Cosmopolitan Club 1; Berea Players 1; Spanish Club 1; Harmonia 1, 2, 4; Business and Economics Club 3, 4; Student Counci 1 ; Men ' s Council Social Chairman 3 Methodist Church Choir 1, 2, 3 Speech Contest Winner 4; Young Democrats Club 3; WUS 2; Debate Team 4. 49 MASTERS, JACK: 49 MASTERS, JAMES R.: Business and Economics Club 4; SNEA 3, 4; Sopho- 209 Senior Biographies more Class Social Co-Chairman. 49 MEADE, FRANCES CAROL: Psy- chology Club ; French Club 2; Women ' s Glee Club 2; SNEA 4; House Council 5; Modern Dance Club 2; Chairman (Elem. Student Teachers) 4. 49 MEEK, DEVON WALTER: Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Men ' s Council 4; President of Dorm 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4; Pi Alpha 3, 4; American Chemical Society 3, 4. Treasurer 3; Math Club I, 2; Sopho- more Class President 2; Judicial Com- mission 3, 4; Intramural Council 3; Berea Players 1, 2. 49 MILLER, ROBERT C: Student Senate 3; Basketball Manager 1, 2; Intramural Council 3 ; Business and Economics Club 2, 3, 4. 49 MILLER, JIM: Phi Kappa Phi 4; Pinnacle Editor 4; Twenty VOiters; German Club. 10 MIMS, BONNIE SUE: Business and Economics Club 2, 3. 4: SNEA 4; WAA 2, 3; Berea Players I. 5 MOORE, GWEN: SO MOORE, LOIS ANNE: !0 MORGAN, EDWARD LEE: Ameri- can Chemical Society 2, 3, 4; Medical Science Club 2. 3; Senator 4; Ciiimcs Staff 4; House Council 4. SO MORGAN, ROBERT MAX: SO MOSES, HAROLD L.: ACS 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4; Beta Beta Beta Presi- dent 4; Pi Alpha 4: Senior Class Vice President. SO MOSS, KELLY GENE: Berea Players; Psychology Club 1; YMCA 1, 2; WUS 1,2: Harmonia 2; ACS 3, 4; Pi Alpha 3. 4; Medical Science Club 3, 4. SO MUSSER, BETTY: House Council 1. 4; Harmonia 1, 2; Children of God 3; Berea Players 4; Beta Beta Beta 4; Home Ec Club Secretary 4; Ag and Home Ec Club Publicity Chairman 4: WAA 1, 2, 3, 4. SI NELSON; ELIZABETH: SI NEWSOME, WYLENE: Tab 1, 2, 3; FTA 1, 2; Math Club 3, 4. SI OPPENEER, RUTH: SI OSTEEN, MITCHELL M.: Math Club I, 2, 3, 4; Pi Alpha 3, 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4, Treasurer 4. SI OWEN, MARY ROBERTS: Country Dancers 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec Club; Ag-Home Ec Club, s I BARKER, KEITH G.: Chimes Staff 4 s; PH ' LLIPS, AUTUMN JOY: SNEA 4. 51 POTTS, JOHN DAVID: SI POWELL. JAMES L.: Sigma Beta Gamma 3, 4. President 4; Pi Alpha 3. 4; Varsity B Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; Phi Kappa Phi 4. S| POWER, PAUL: Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Executive Board 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, President 3; Twenty Writers 2, 3; Veteran ' s Club 2, Secretary 2; Psychology Club 1, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Tau Delta Tau 2, 3, 4. S2 PUCKETT, GERALDINE: SNEA 4; Harmonia Society; Tab. 5 2 RAINES, BOBBY GENE: 52 RAINES, SHIRLEY: Psychology Club 1; French Club I; Harmonia 1, 2, 3; Chemical Society Vice President 4; Pi Alpha 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4. 5 2 RAMEY, MILDRED: Modern Dance Club 2; Harmonia Society 2; Junior Counselor 3; House Council 4; Home Ec Club 3, 4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3, 4; Chimes Staff 4; WAA 1, 2, 3. 52 RAMSEY, CHARLES W. 52 RAMSEY, MARY HELEN: Harmonia 1, 2, 4; French Club 2, 3; Math Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; YWCA I; WAA 1, 2, 3; Chimes Staff 4. 5 3 REESOR, JANICE: Chapel Choir I, 2. 3, 4, Vice President 4; Keyboard Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman I, 2, President 3; Berea Players 2; Ora- torio Choir 3; MENC 3; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4. 53 REYES, ROSALIE: Modern Dance; WAA. 5 3 RICE, COLEANE: Berea Players 1; WAA 2, 3; Psychology Club 1; FTA 3; SNEA 4; Life Service 1, 3. 5 3 RITCHIE, VIOLA: Class Officer 3; S. A. Secretary 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Student NFA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. S3 RIVERS. PHYLLIS ANN: Berea Players 3; Business and Economics Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; DSF 3, 4; Bakery Student Advisory Committee 4. S3 — Transfer from Pikeville Col- lege. ROBBINS, TUNIS, JR.: Sigma Pi Sigma; Delta Phi Alpha. S3 ROBINETTE, lONA: Business and Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 4; YWCA 2; WUS 2, 3, Publicity Chairman 3: French Club 1; House Council 3; Senate 4; All School Social Chairman; Chimes 4; VAA 1; Class Social Co-Chairman 3; ETC 4; LUNA 4. 5 3 ROGERS, NORMA SUE: Berea Players I, 2, 3. 4; YWCA 1, 2; SNEA 4. S4 ROSS, BILLY MONROE: Ag Union 1. 2, 3, 4. 54 RUDDLE, NANCY MARGARET: YWCA 1; Harmonia Society 2, 3, 4; Cosmopolitan Club 2; Oratorio Choir 3; SNEA 4; Opera Workshop 4. 54 SANDERS, BARBARA: 54 SALYERS, REBA: Home Ec Club; Ag-Home Ec Club. 54 SAXLEHNER, ANDOR: Cosmopoli- tan Club 3, 4; Piano Soloist. 54 SCERBO, ANGIE: 54 SCOTT, NANCY: Chapel Choir 1; Harmonia 1 ; Business and Economics Club 2, 3; BSU Promotion Chairman 4, President 3. 54 SHEPHERD, PAULINE: 55 SHEPHERD, ROBERT: SS SHEPPARD, CHARLES RAY: SNEA; Ps ' chology Club; Spanish Club; Foun- dation Science Club Sponsor; Cosmo- politan Club. 5 5 SHOOK, TOBY: Math Club 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 1; eteran ' s Club 2, 3; SNEA 4. 5 5 SI. VIMONS, GEORGE: 5 5 SPIGGLE, DAVID: Band 1, 2; Ameri- can Chemical Society 1, 2, 3; Wesley Foundation 4; Christian Youth Council 4; Pi Alpha 3, 4; Senate 4; World University Service 3. 5 5 STEPHENS, BETTY: FTA 3; WAA 3, 4; Business and Economics Club 4. SS STEPHENS, FRANCES: FTA 3; VC AA 3, 4; Business and Economics Club 4. 5 5 STEPHENS, RANDALL L.: Sigma Pi Sigma Secretary 3, 4; Pi Alpha 3, 4; Delta Phi Alpha 4. 5 6 SUTPHIN, ALLEN LEE: Student As- sociation President 3, 4; Psi Chi Presi- den 4; Men ' s Association Secretary- Treasurer 2; Freshman Class President 1. 56 SUTPHIN, J O E T T A MIRACLE: Berea Players 1, 4; Psychology Club 1; Women ' s Council 4; French Club 2. 3, 4, President 3, 4; Modern Dance Club 2; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Beta Beta Beta 3. 4, Social Chairman 4; Pi Alpha 4; College Band 1, 3. 5 6 SUTTON, J. PAUL, JR.: Ag Union 1, 2, 3, 4; Ag-Home Ec Club 4; Harmonia Society 2, 4; Oratorio Choir 3; YMCA 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Christian ' ocations Group 4. 5 6 TAYLOR, MERRY MARGARET: Business and Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; WAA 2. 3, 4. Sports Manager 3, 4; Clothing and Etiquette Committee 4. 56 TENNANT, DAVID A.: Sigma Pi Sigma Chapter Associate 3, 4. 5 6 THOMAS, DONALD R.: S6 THOMAS, MICHAEL: Beta Beta Beta 3. 4; Pi Alpha 3, 4; Medical Science Club 2, 3; YMCA 3; B Club 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 56 TONNE, BEVERLY: S7 TUCKER, BLAINE: 57 WALLACE, JANET FAYE: Chapel Choir 3. 4; Harmonia Society 3, 4; Opera Workshop 3, 4; Senate 4; Wesley Foundation 3. 4. Vice President 3, 4; World University Service 3, 4. 57 WATERS. AL: 57 WALTERS. ROY. JR.: Student 210 Senior Biographies Council 1. 2; Swimming Tcim 1, 2; B Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Veteran ' s Organi- zation 3, 4. 5 7 WAYCASTER, PANSY: Psychology Club 1 ; Business and Economics Club 2; YWCA 1; House Council 2; Chimes Staff 4. 57 WEBB, MARCELLA: YWCA 1; DSF 1, 2, 3, 4; Pinacle Staff 1, News Edi- tor 2; Chimes Staff 4; Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; Ag-Home Ec Club 3, 4; Harmonia Society 4. 5 7 WHITESIDE, MAXINEr 5 7 WHITAKER: LUTHER: Ag Union 2, 3, 4; Country Dancers 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Tri-Beta 4. 5 8 WILDS, CORA DALE: YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3, 4; WAA 1; House Council 1, 2; Women ' s Council 1, President 4; Business and Economics Club 4; SNEA 4; Class Social Co-Chairman 4; Executive Council 4; Senate 4. 5 8 WILLIAMS, FLORENCE EMERSON: Psychology Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Harmonia Society 2, 4; Twenty Writers 2, 3, 4; House Council Repre- sentative 2; Oratorio Choir 3; Chapel Choir 3, 4; Chimes 4. 5 8 WINE, WILLIAM: Track 2, 3, 4; B Club 3, 4; Harmonia 2; Berca Players 1. 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Intramural Council 2, 3; YMCA 1, 2. 58 WINES. ALMA: 5 8 WISE, LEOTA: WAA 1, 2, 3; French Club 1; Berea Players 4. 5 8. WOOTERS, GLEN: CYC 1, 2, 3; Berea Players 1 ; Cosmopolitan Club 2, 3, Planning Committee 3; French Club 3; Psychology Club 1; SNEA 4; Flistory and Political Science Club 3, 4. 58 WORKMAN, SYLVIA JEAN: WAA 1, 2; Cosmopolitan Club 2; Secretary 3: Public Affairs Forum 3; History and Political Science Club 3, 4; Secre- tary of Women ' s Association 4; Stu- dent National Education Association 4; Berea Players 4. 5 8 ZOELLERS, MARTHA: Math Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Pi Alpha 3, 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4; Life Service Vict President 2; House President 4; ETC 4; Chimes Staff 4. 5 9 POWELL, KEITH: 5 9