Berea College - Chimes Yearbook (Berea, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1959 volume:

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We have taken part in countless hours of dormi- tory bull-sessions. We have felt the thrilling experience of mastering a ques- tion, or a test, or an entire book or class. We have been silenced by the chimes, as the sounds drift across the campus, from Knapp Hall to Cumberland Hall. We have been filled with a renewed experi- ence of that which is holy at the Sunday night chapels. We have been busy, ex- hausted, overjoyed, sad, and all of these have been rewarding. As the years pass, many of these ex- periences will fade. As a barrier against entire obliteration we — the class of 1959 — have gathered as many memories as we could and have put theni into this book, the ' 59 Chimes. — The Editor Dedication With humbleness and respect, and yet with a certain pride, the class of ' S9 dedicates its Chimes to Charles Noble Shutt. C4-54-3 Despite his duties as the Director of Guidance, Charles Shutt finds time to be with his family. Here he is shown with his wife, Dr. Jane Shutt, whom he married in 1945, and his two children, Constance Ellen, age four, and Christopher Clark, age three. When asked about a philosophy of life, Dean Shutt said, It seems to me that success in life depends on how the individual plans to face up to his responsibilities. It is not just an acci- dent or on the spur of the moment that a person carries out his responsibilities, but how he plans to meet those responsibilities. I think of a person ' s duties as three: One is to do the best he can in the job he holds; second, to be of greatest possible help to people whom he meets; and third, which I think is the most important of all and can ' t be separated from the other two, to do the best to represent the spirit of Christ in every way. We feel that Charles Shutt, during his stay at Berea since 19H, has carried out his respon- sibilities. As a teacher of Latin in the Academy, as a teacher of English and Bible, as the Dean of the Academy, as the Dean of the Lower Division (which consisted of the last two years of high school and the first two years of college), and as the Director of Guidance, Dean Shutt has given us many reasons to admire and respect him. Since our first week on Berea ' s campus, when we heard the famous green-tie story, we have been im- pressed by his willingness to help. In reply to our question as to what had kept him at Berea fcr forty-four years, Dean Shutt answered, Whenever I thought of the work at Berea ' and the life here — the association with the students, the teachers, and the townspeople — well, I have never found any place that could measure up to it. For this, we, the students, thank you, Dean Shutt. We hope that you will always feel that you have gained as much from knowing us as we certainly have gained by knowing you. Contents Introduction Dedication Classes Nursing Organizations The Dean of Women Knapp Hall Mountain Day Homecoming Athletics Seniors Remember May Queen and Court Student Industries Foundation Secondary Education Advertisements ' and God, with His hands ' 10 fellowsHip Activities nothiNg Development studied First One Way . . 12 . . . and Then Another 13 p A Little Work A Lot of Play IS Nothingness 16 Idle Hands Make Mischievous Hands ; m[0 ' wHF nil iV 19 This is Fun ' ? This is Fun! - M Chimes V ■ ' ■■ ' ■ HW ri . ■ ; ' - ■ - V Uft ..- tee%K ' ' MM : 2 Fl ' n •1 Xothing New ! ! 21 Grand Opening 22 Always Open ' RKING FO MM -mi m JSTOMERSO 23 JPIato says: i ' Don ' t Sweat The Small Stuff. ' 25 26 K 7 l 4 ' r A 1 I i J L i Above: What do you want for a nickel — Rock Hudson? Below : Commonly known as pulchritude. Knapp Hall? 28 $ ■! m l B p f€ 4j |h Above: Sure would hate to strum a little. Above: Just like everyone else, after all. 30 j f -m • ' 1 V ■-■ -• v Senior Class Officers B. H. Westfall, class sponsor; Gail Bevins, secretary-treasurer; Glen Hudson, president; Emma Gene Peak, vice president; Shelby Sawyer and Raymond Morris, social co-chairmen. 32 Sent Janich Marie Abbott Salem, Virginia B.A. Sociology Steva Karen Adams Jeremiah, Kentucky B.A. Elementary Education Shelby Jean Alderman White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia A.B. Biology Jack Algon Allen Bismarck, North Dakota B.A. Chemistry Kyoko Ando Omi Hachiman, Japan B.A. Elementary Education Robert Paul Atkinson Stanton, Kentucky A.B. Physical Education and Art Delno Dallas Ausmus LaFollette, Tennessee B.A. Physics Larry Baber Rutherfordton, North Carolina B.A. Geology 33 St ' niftrs Phoeee Sue Baird Corbin, Kentucky B.A. Eltmentary Education Clara Mae Ball Alexander, North Carolina B.S. Home Economics Larry Barlowe Nebo, North Carolina B.S. Business Admi nistration Adeline Sue Barnes Livingston, Tennessee B.A. Elementary Education Matt Benningfield Rosslyn, Kentucky B.A. Biology Bill Best Clyde, North Carolina B.A. Physical Education and Biology Mary Jane Bevins Goody, Kentucky B.S. Home Economics Naomi Gail Bevins Goody, Kentucky B.S. Home Economics 34 Seniors EULELA BLAKEY Beattyville, Kentucky B.A. English Sally George Blakey Beattyville, Kentucky B.A. History Daniel Blalock Sevierville, Tennessee B.A. Math Charles Lawton Blevins Konnarock, Virginia B.A. Math Anna Alice Boley War, West Virginia B.S. Business Administration Peggy Sue Bowlin Hiltons, Virginia B.A. Social Science Area Harold Frank Branam Duff, Tennessee B.A. English David Mead Brodrick. Mt. Holly, New Jersey B.S. Business Administration 35 Sen it Mary Catherine Brooks Boaz, Alabama B.S. Home Economics Roger Ray Brooks Tazewell, Tennessee B.A. Mathematics William Paul Brooks Exeter, Virginia B.A. Social Science Area Wilna Honora Browning Viper, Kentucky B.A. Biology Rhoda Jean Bryan Wilkesboro, North Carolina B.A. English Cloyd Otis Bumgardner Elrod, Kentucky B.A. Biology Olga Geraldine Burdine Squib, Kentucky B.A. History and Political Science Mrs. Frederick Burgin Asheville, North Carolina B.A. Sociology 36 Seniors Lela Josephine Burleson Mars Hill, North Carolina B.A. Elementary Education Mary Evelyn Byrd Kehoe, Kentucky B.A. History and Political Science Robert Edward Cabe Brevard, North Carolina B.S. Business Administration Shirley Jean Cagle Cherokee, North Carolina B.S. Business Administration Marvin Eugene Carroll Srahn, Kentucky B.S. Agriculture Philip Reed Caudill Louisville, Kentucky B.A. Chemistry Maurice Childs Stanton, Kentucky B.A. Physical Education and Biology Iris Cole Pleasant Hill, Tennessee B.A. Elementary Education 37 Seninrs Delbert Dean Combs Jeff, Kentucky B.S. Business Administration Mrs. Paul Comstock Oak Ridge, Tennessee B.A. Elementary Education Paul Comstock Elmira, New York B.A. Psychology Luis A. Concha Merida, Mexico B.A. Geology Vernon Conley Mousie, Kentucky B.A. Biology Ruth Walker Connor Columbus, North Carolina B.A. Elementary Education Martha Susan Cornett Blackey, Kentucky B.A. History and Political Science Joanne Winifred Cornette Louisville, Kentucky B.A. English 38 Seniors Janice Earlene Crabtree Caretta, West Virginia B.A. English Margie Louise Crawford Forest Hill, West Virginia B.S. Home Economics Billie Jean Crowley Tazewell, Tennessee B.A. English Barbara Nell Deaton Asheville, North Carolina B.S. Business Administration Joy Dedman Old Hickory, Tennessee B.A. English Sheldon Parkes Dickson Wyandotte, Michigan B.A. Chemistry Dollie Wray Dingus Martin, Kentucky A.B. Art Norma Dell Dishner Duffield, Virginia B.A. English 39 Seni Larry Lee Dotson Louisa, Kentucky B.A. Geology Willie Ann Dotson Clintwood, Virginia B.A. English Annette Collins Dowdy Woodville, Alabama B.S. Home Economics Robert Hedley Dowdy Union, West Virginia B.S. Agriculture Polly Dovtell Union Star, Kentucky B.S. Home Economics Betty Allene Fairchild Paintsville, Kentucky B.A. English Kent Kelly Felty Teges, Kentucky B.A. Geology William Franklin Fine New Market, Tennessee B.S. Business Administration 40 Seniors Gladys Marie Forbes Kingsport, Tennessee A.B. Physic.il Education and Biology Donald Wayne Forester Knoxville, Tennessee B.A. Physics Donald Furman Fox Mars Hill, North Carolina B.S. Agriculture Mary Kathleen Francisco Beckley, West Virginia B.A. Elementary Education Johnny Franklin Alexander, North Carolina B.A. Agriculture Margaret Anne Freeman Rutherfordton, North Carolina B.A. Elementary Education Frank Robert Gentry Mountain City, Tennessee B.A. Business Education Paul Allen Gibson Louisville, Kentucky B.A. English 41 Seniors Robert Lee Gillespie Grundy, Virginia B.A. Psychology Nancy Boley Goodwin War, West Virginia B.S. Business Administration David Richard Graham Asheville, North Carolina B.A. Chemistry Marjorie Ann Grant Waynesville, North Carolina ' B.S. Home Economics Gene Raymond Graves Frankfort, Kentucky B.S. Agriculture Patricia Anne Hager Spurlocksville, West Virginia B.S. Home Economics Daniel Evan Hall Johns Run, Kentucky B.S. Business Administration Mary Alice Hall Wheelwright, Kentucky B.A. Biology 42 Seniors Daniel D. Hance Walton, Kentucky B.S. Agriculture Wesley Lowell Harris Jonesville, Virginia B.S. Agriculture Clifford Ralph Hartsog Creston, North Carolina B.S. Business Administration Sam Hawkins Rutherfordton, North Carolina B.A. Mathematics Mrs. William Hawkins Jonesville, Virginia B.S. Business Administration William Richard Hawkins Mars Hill, North Carolina B.S. Agriculture Julian Higgins Berea, Kentucky B.A. Geology Delmar Dewitt Hinds Mountain City, Tennessee B.S. Business Administration 43 Seniors Preston R. Hogue Emory, Texas A.B. History and Political Science Lucille Jeanette Holland Berea, Kentucky B.A. Art Tal Chun Hong Seoul, Korea B.3. Agriculture Clyde Russell Hopkins Loyall, Kentucky B.S. Agriculture Linda Jeanne Houston Knoxville, Tennessee B.A. English James E. Huddleston, Jr. Albany, Kentucky B.S. Business Administration Glen Wilkes Hudson Greenville, South Carolina B.A. English Cordell Huff McKee, Kentucky B.S. Business Administration 44 Seniors Roy Gordon Huffman Loyall, Kentucky A.B. Mathematics Barbara F. Hunnicut Tuxedo, North Carolina B.A. English Joe Kyung Hyun Seoul, Korea B.A. Physics James Ray Israel Asheville, North Carolina B.A. Chemistry Shirley Jarvis Lenoir, North Carolina A.B. English Herman D. Jones Indian Springs, Tennessee B.A. History and Political Science Opal Jones Corbin, Kentucky A.B. Mathematics Peggy Pearl Justice Forest City, North Carolina B.S. Business Education 45 Seniors Kenneth G. Justus Hendcrsonville, North Carolina B.S. Agriculture Rachel Elizabeth Keen Burkesville, Kentucky A.B. Elementary Education Edward Leon Kemp Kimball, West Virginia B.A. Biology Peggy Sue Kidd Stanton, Kentucky B.S. Home Economics Paul Frederick Kirk, Jr. Bluefield, West Virginia B.S. Business Administration Richard E. Kitts Peabody, Tennessee B.A. Elementary Education Daisy Koone Forest City, North Carolina B.A. Elementary Education Earl Edward Lawson Logan, West Virginia B.S. Business Administration 46 S iti Paul Davis Legg Clintonville, West Virginia B.S. Agriculture Mable Lewis Gordon, Kentucky B.S. Business Education Nancy Ann Lowe Dayton, Ohio B.A. Elementary Education James Reginald Martin Edneyville, North Carolina B.A. ' English Beechard C. McConnell, Jr. Gate City, Virginia B.A. Biology Peggy Ann McConnell Gate City, Virginia B.A. Biology Phillip Jay McClung Summersville, West Virginia B.A. Biology Lenora Fay Means Winchester, Kentucky B.A. Elementary Education 47 St ' iiiors Margaret Melton Caroleen, North Carolina B.A. English John Midriff Stuart, Virginia B.A. Social Science Area Mrs. Royce Miller Winchester, Ohio B.A. Elementary Education Dorothy Lee Mitchell Berea, Kentucky B.A. History and Political Science Jean Ann Morris Mullens, West Virginia B.A. English Lillian Yvonne Morris Mullens, West Virginia B.A. English Raymond G. Morris Cumberland, Kentucky B.A. Geology Hunter W. Mullins Hindman, Kentucky B.A. Mathematics 48 Seniors Ralph Waldo Nevels Greenwood, Kentucky B.A. Mathematics Dorothy Louise Newman Hendersonville, North Carolina B.A. Physical Education and Biology John Wayne Nixon Pilot Mountain, North Carolina B.S. Agriculture Sara Joyce O ' Kelley Hendersonville, North Carolina B.S. Business Education Evelyn Jaundola Parsley Smartt, Tennessee B.A. Elementary Education Gail Frances Parsons Parsons, West Virginia B.S. Business Administration Emma Jean Peak Hendersonville, North Carolina B.A. Psychology Bobby Eugene Powell Stanton, Kentucky B.S. Agriculture 49 Seniors Mary Elizabeth Powell Berea, Kentucky B.A. Psychology Edna Earle Pressley Spartanburg, South Carolina B.A. Sociology Carolyn Jean Price Wayland, Kentucky B.A. French Patsy Ann Pruitt Duffield, Virginia B.A. English James Eugene Purcell Martinsville, Virginia B.A. Physics Daniel Van Quillen, Jr. Neon, Kentucky B.S. Business Administration Charles Wllburn Ramsey Morganton, North Carolina B.S. Agriculture Frank Rasnick Clintwood, Virginia B.A. Biology  , ' V _ ■ ' 50 tentors Glenn Rice Decoy, Kentucky B.A. Geology Eleanor Rippey Mt. Storm, West Virginia B.A. Elementary Education J. D. Risner Verona, Kentucky B.A. Biology Evelyn Lucille Ritchie Harrisonburg, Virginia B.S. Business Administration Bill Roberson Wise, Virginia B.A. Mathematics James Ralph Robinson Burnsville, North Carolina B.S. Social Science Reba Salyers Maytown, Kentucky B.S. Home Economics Shelby Jean Sawyer Morristown, Tennessee B.A. Biology and Physical Education l£ 45+3 Seniors William K. Scheiern Detroit, Michigan A.B. English Cohen Lee Sharpe Williamsburg, Kentucky A.B. Philosophy Charles Raymond Shepherd Ashland, Kentucky B.S. Business Administration George Allen Simmons Headwaters, Virginia B.A. Elementary Education Charles Thomas Skean Kenova, West Virginia B.A. History and Political Science Marian Skipper Moore Haven, Florida B.A. Elementary Education Eldred Glenton Slaughter Woolwine, Virginia B.A. Mathematics Arthur Smith, Jr. Spartanburg, South Carolina B.S. Business Administration 52 Seni Marian na Smith Hindman, Kentucky B.S. Business Administration Woody Snapp Glade Spring, Virginia B.S. Business Administration Noyce Lane Snow Jamestown, Kentucky B.A. Biology Raymond Franklin Spivey Lancaster, Kentucky B.S. Business Administration Mary Catherine Stewart Pleasant Hill, Tennessee B.A. Biology Eunice Willena Stone Falmouth, Kentucky B.S. Home Economics John Sturgill Hindman, Kentucky B.S. Business Administration Robert Eugene Taylor Somerset, Kentucky B.S. Business Administration 53 t ntors John Kenneth Terry Jackson, Kentucky B.S. Business Administration Ella Lois Todd Berea, Kentucky B.S. Business Administration Sarah Roberts Tucker Weaverville, North Carolina B.A. Elementary Education Justin Turner Prestonsburg, Kentucky B.A. Social Science John Wesley Turner Jackson, Kentucky B.A. Mathematics Ernestine E. Upchurch Maggie Valley, North Carolina B.A. Sociology Melva Doris Upchurch Monticello, Kentucky B.A. Science Area Harold D. VanHook Brodhead, Kentucky B.A. Biology 54 Seniors Cleo Russell Walkup Rupert, West Virginia B.A. Biology Janet Wallace Washington C. H., Ohio B.A. Public School Music Barbara Allen Ward Rockwell, North Carolina A.B. Religion Clifford Edgar Ward Sylva, North Carolina B.S. Business Administration Walter Ward, Jr. Villiamsport, Kentucky B.A. Chemistry Troy Watson Knoxville, Tennessee B.S. Business Administration Anita Marie Wheeler Kirksville, Kentucky B.S. Home Economics Alice Schofield Whitaker Hazard, Kentucky B.A. Sociology 55 Sfttiors Walter E. Whitaker, Jr. Viper, Kentucky B.A. Art Theodore Clark Whitson Relief, North Carolina B.A. Chemistry Marjorie Hope Wightman Pleasant Hill, Tennessee B.A. English Anna Laura Williams Tryon, North Carolina B.A. Elementary Education Margaret Rose Williams Knoxville, Tennessee B.S. Home Economics Wilson Howard Willard Charleston, West Virginia B.A. English Carolyn Wilson Corbin, Kentucky B.A. Elementary Education Charles Michael Wolf Spindale, North Carolina B.A. Sociology 56 Seniors Barbara Lynn Wooten Beckley, West Virginia B.A. Sociology Ballard Dayton Wright Prestonsburg, Kentucky B.A. Biology Gene Corbin Wright Prestonsburg, Kentucky B.A. Biology Charles Wykle Asheville, North Carolina B.A. History and Political Science Florence Davis Midkiff, West Virginia B.A. Public School Music 57 Junior Class Officers Ray Shaw, vice president; Barbara Baker, secretary-treasurer; Tom Edwards, president; Yvonne Blakely and Ron Reed, social co-chairmen. 58 •i it n i tors Abbott, Barbara Adams, Ella Faye Adkins, Blaini 1). AlAVI, S. MaNUCHEE Ando, Emiko Bailey, Royce Baker, Barbara Baker, Norma Baker, Patricia Barnett, Sylvia Batson, Bill Bays, Wanda Beigi, Farhad Blair, Jacquelin Blair, James Blakely, Uneva Bradley, Jean Bray, Clarence Broderick, Franklin Brown, Patsy Browning, Lloyd Buck, Shannon Burd, Patricia Burr, Carol Caleee, Gloria Carroll, Bill Carter, Marie Cave, Shelby Chaffins, Gary Chafin, Shirley Cheek, Violet Cody, Shirley Ann coftman, axnltia Collier, Patricia Combs, Newton Compton, Bob Conover, Sandra Cook, John Coomer, James coomer, j. t. Cox, Davis Coor-ER, Gaylf 59 Juniors Crase, Arvil David, Chelladurai Davis, Vance Dizney, Robert Dotson, Margaret Due, Nancy Dunkle, Rebecca dunnavent, walter Elswick, Fred Flack, Donna Frith, Captain Herman George, Harry, Jr. Gilbert, Beverly Gilliam, Clyde Glazier, Alice Glazier, Catherine Gordon, Vernon Greene, John Greene, Nathan Hale, Julia Hale, Kathryn Hamon, Mary Ellen Harmon, Rebecca Ann Harris, Phyllis Haynes, Elizabeth Hevener, Ruby Hicks, Howard Hix, Betty Hogan, Wynonia Houpe, John Huff, Conrad Hughes, Lochiel Hunley, Janice Hutchinson, David James, Brian Keeter, Larry Kidd, Randolph Kim, In Sook Kiracofe, Carolyn Lawson, Robert Looper, Louise Lovejoy, Margaretta 60 Juniors McCampbell, Marian McCann, Joe Miller, Freda Miller, James A. Miller, James P. Miller, Thelma Mitchell, Ruth Morrison, Betty Moss, Buelon R. Moss, Charlene Niday, Carol Noe, Ernestine Oakley, Mildred Owenby, Barbara Parnell, Joseph Parsons, Rita Peterson, Elizabeth Plumley, Eugene Rakes, Lucille Reagan, Katha Reedy, Christine Reynolds, Joe Richen, Jay Robertson, Faye Robinson, Charles Allen Robinson, Linville Rose, Pauline Roten, Ruby M. Shetterly, Nancy Skeese, John, R., Jr. Smith, Elmer SrENCER, Nancy Sturgill, Joyce Ann Taylor, Beverly Taylor, Felix To, William Upton, Millie Vance, Loretta Vinson, Ronald Vinton, Lois Warner, Lou Wassum, Betty 61 Juniors Watson, Rhonda Wells, Marguerite Whitis, Dave Whitman, Dale Williams, Rod Williamson, Rhonda Sophomore Class Officers Nancy Rose, secretary-treasurer; Larry Frazier, Katie Bateman, social co-chairmen; Jerome Hughes, class sponsor; Larry Blondell, president; Bob Shepherd, vice president. 3 Sophs Abernathy, Helen Alexander, David Alford, Shirley Alsip, Darlene Arnett, Constance Asbury, Mary Alice Ashley, Glenna Atkinson, Ronnie Austin, Fred Barnes, Joyce Barnwell, Margare t Bateman, Katie Batie, Bob Bays, Stanly Beer, Lois Bennett, Bob Biddix, Cora Blair, Jack. H. Blair, Martha Blakely, Yvonne Blakey, G. T., Jr. Blankenship, Pat Blondell, Larry Boyd, Margaret Bradley, Frank Brigmon, Hilda Brown, Kathleen Buckland, Dorothy Burgin, Virginia Burns, Kenneth Burton, Doris Byrd, Keith Byrd, Charles Willare Carroll, Pat Carter, Rebecca Caswell, Alice Cecil, Barbara Chadwell, James Chambers, Marcella Childers, Charlotte Coburn, Patricia Sue Coop, Russell 64 ' « f.v Cooper, Mable Crabtree, Nina Craueord, John Crummett, Charlotte Cupp, Flove Daniel, Gerald Davidson, Lois Dezarne, Dana Lee Dicken, Hazel Dills, Betty DlMSDALE, G VEN Dodson, Wanda Douglas, Janet Eades, Ruby Easter, Lynne Ellis, Marlene Fields, Palmer Frazier, Larry Frazier, Marzella Fugate, Mary ' Garner, Jax Gibson, Judith Godsey-, Maurice Gosnell, Alice Gothard, Howard Greene, Carol Greene, Linda Gregory, Elaine Gregory, Shirley Gregory, Sybil Hamilton, Lowell Allen Hamrick, Sandra Hardin, Eva Hatfield, Lowlll Hembree, Marion Henderson, Freddie Henderson, Rebecca Hickman, James Hodges, Linda hollyeield, gustava Hopper, Anita FJopcraet, David 65 Sft ihs Hudson, Sadie Huff, Odell Hunt, Pauline Huskins, Annetta Isaacs, Eleanor Ruth Jamerson, Joyce James, Paul Jarrett, Norma Johnson, Cecilia Jones, Mary Kelly, Mary Elizabeth Kilbourne, James King, Kathy Kiser, George Kitts, Halburn Kyle, Kenton Lank ford, Lois Lankford, Sherrill Lawson, Barbara Ledi ord, Barbara Lequire, Karen Lowdermilk, Steven McCall, Marty McClelland, Eva McCoig, Jack McComb, Beth McFaddin, George McNeil, George Marlowe, Elizabeth Martin, Bruce Martin, Minnie Sue Martin, Rodney Maupin, Madge Ann Mayhall, Janice Meeks, Annette Metcalf, Clifford Miller, Donald Miller, Fannie Miller, William Donald Mills, Glen D. Miracle, Carson Mise, Phyllis 66 Sitphs MORELOCK, LoUVENA Morley, Mary Morris, Jackie Muhammad, Sher Mumeord, Robinson Napier, Ruth Naylor, Judy Newkirk, Sharon Nc, Tuck Wai Noble, Charles Osborne, Gerald Osolnik, Maureen Painter, Eloise Park, Kyunc Parks, James Parry, Walter Parsons, Carol Payne, John W. Peace, Winifred Pearson, John Peercy, Paul S. Peterson, Eleanor Pittillo, Dan Plumley, Boyd Porter, Bob Potter, Kit Carson Powell, Madeline Powell, Smith T. Powers, Alma Pratt, Gailya Price, Leroy Rader, E. H. Reagan, Helen Reed, Ronald Rees, Anna Dale Reid, Angela Rexrodu, William Lee Rhudy, Joe Rivers, Clayton Robertson, Diane Rose, Nancy Ross, Ron 67 Sophs Salisbury, Goldie Sapp, Kenneth Seacle, Danny Secrest, Ival Sells, Gloria Shannon, Roger Sharp, Judith Shaw, Ray Shepherd, Helen Shepherd, Robert Shoopman, Johanna Smith, Beverly Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Mitchell Spangler, George Statham, Hershel Stephenson, John Stewart, Phyllis Stickley, Galen Sumner, Patricia Swift, Shirley Tallent, Hazel Lee Tamini, Ziad Taylor, Joe Tenney, Nancy Thompson, Ted Thorn, Anna Thorne, Henry Tomberlin, Gerald Tomberlin, Nora Sue Turner, Jeanniene Turner, Treva Unthank, Shirley Vice, Billy James Wadsworth, Ann Wall, Patricia Webb, Veda Whited, Eleanor Wilson, Sonja Wood, Bobby Wooldridge, Blue Eagle Woody, Martha 68 Sophs Workman, Jerry Zimmerman, Laura Zirk, Carolyn Zook, John Manuel, Isaac % m v wm c SL-i — ' V m- £s £? , r fc 69 Freshman Class Officers Gary Farley and Bette Wilson, social co-chairmen; Fred Spillman, vice president; Mary Lou Crigger, secretary; Ed Davis, president. 70 Frwsh Abbott, Eldon Adams, Judy Ann Agee, Carol Allen, Geraldin Almarode, Randal Anclin, Alma Jean Asher, Bobbie Jean Asher, Wanda Austin, Catherine Bach, Bonnie Back, Charles Baharestan, Khosh-hal Baker, Donna Ball, Kathryn L. Ball, Mary Jean Ballard, Susan Ballew, Mary Ellen Barnes, James Douglas Barrier, Jack Bates, Billie Jo Blevins, Joan Bobbitt, David Boone, Cora Lee Bowers, Margaret Bowling, Loren Brewer, Richard Briss, Elmer A. Brock, Barbara Brookshire, James Brown, Billy C. Brown, Stephen Eugene Buf ' f, Louise Burr, Anthony Bryd, Melinda Campbell, Darrel Campbell, Edna Earle Caswell, Charlie Catron, Rebecca Chang, Eun Yong Chappell, Monty Cody, Andrea Lee Cole, Anne 71 Frosh Colvin, Barbara Colvin, Rosemary Cooper, Barbara Ann Cordle, Barbara Cox, Mary Frances Crawford, Laura Crigger, Mary Lou Croucher, Samuel Crutcher, Ronnie Lee Cunningham, Clyde Damron, Evelyn M. Davenport, Joyce Davidson, Anna Davis, Edward Davis, Lila DeHeart, Rose Mary Dove, Judith Lynn Dula, Maurice Eades, Annita Ellison, Jerry Lea Elswick, Eddie Emory, Eric Evans, Rose Mary Farley, Carolyn Farley, Gary Feltner, Elizabeth Ferrill, Jane Fink, Shirley Finley, Lilly Fitzgerald, Nina Fleenor, Walter Forbes, Van Forester, Lois Forrest, Robert Fox, Terrold Franklin, Helen Frazier, Sally Gaddy, Carolyn Gibson, Eleanor Gibson, Roy Allen Girdler, Betty Jo Goins, Doris 72 Frosh Griffin, Sherry Gunter, Barbara Gutherie, Thomas Gwinn, Ilene Hall, William R. Hamilton, Norma Harmon, Minnie Harper, Peggy Hash, Paul Hawkins, Johnny Hayes, Rose Hayes, Thomas S. Hazelwood, Doug Helton, Mary Frances Henderson, Rebecca Hensley, Jacqueline Hensley, Joy Lou Herd, Dennis Hibbard, Anna E. Hollan, Charles Hood, Robin Housley, Myra Lee Howard, Mary Howard, Patty Howard, Wendell Hughes, Charles Freeman Husrtns, Jo Ann Johnson, Stephen Jones, Pattie Jones, Sherrena Keck, James Oliver Keen, John E. Khatami, Hassen Kidd, Patsy Kimball, Rosemarie Kindle, Nellie King, David Lake, Gary Lakes, Carl Lamb, Irene Lambert, Eleanor Lane, Ester 73 Frosh Lanier, Ruth Ledford, Richard Lee, Sandra Leonhardt, Carson Lester, Jesse Lee Lethgo, Linda D. Little, Thomas ¥m. Lowder, William McClintic, Margaret McCrary, Peggy McCune, Thomas McDermitt, Carolyn McDon ' , Ambrose McGhee, Carolyn McGraw, Lynda McGuire, Martha Martin, Hugh Lloyd Matheson, Edwin Mayo, Allen Meadows, Gene Miller, Carol Miller, Dawn Miller, Donnie Miracle, James Mitchell, Linda Montgomery, William Moore, Ella Rose Moore, Mary Belle Morton, Lee Mullins, Glynda Mullins, June Mullins, Patricia Ann Mullins, Sue Nanney, Wade Nichols, Penny Norman, Nancy Ogle, Carl Phillip Osborne, Paul Owenby, Nana Owens, Odell Palmer, Nancy Pelfrey, Donna Lou 74 Frosh Pittman, Bob Poe, Sierra Sue Polly, Dan Mitchell Pridemore, Clara Propst, Gertrude Rasnick, Theda Ray, Gayle Reid, Clayton Richardson, Pollie Janie Richardson, Sue Riemann, Michael Roberts, Gerald Robinson, Charles, Jr. Robinson, Richard Rogers, Chris Rose, Mary Martha Salvers, Brenda Sanford, Charles Scocgin, Howard Short, Bettye Lou Shortridge, James Shrewsberry, Zelma Simpson, Charles Singleton, Bruce Singleton, Oneida Jewel Sizemore, Patricia Skaggs, Marilyn Sloan, Kizzie Smith, Barbara Smith, Don Smith, Judith Smith, Linda Jaxis Spillman, Fred Stanieer, Sara Stewart, Anna Mary Stewart, Linda Stewart, Robert Sutton, David Sutton, Elizabeth Swope, Donnie Tate, David J. Taylor, Yvonne 75 Frosh Thompson, Jo Thompson, Judith Vance Tonne, Georgianna Truitt, Cynthia Tucker, Freda Tyree, Sylvia Carol Underwood, Jackie Varney, Everett Lee Venters, Charles Waddell, Charles Wade, Cyrenius Ward, Ronald B. Wayman, Sandra Webb, Verlin Whitlock, Phyllis Wilder, James Wilder, Patricia Wilkerson, Justine Williams, Doris G. Williams, Hazel Williams, Inez Williams, Ollie Wilson, Bette Wimpy, Mary Sue Zachary, Gary ' Special Students Dean, Roger Hardwick, David Isani, Ali Wine, William Reckmann, Eric Van Willigen, Nel 76 The School of Nursing 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, 19S4; Berea, 1943-47; 19S7. Leta Sanders B.S. Teachers College, Columbia Univ.; M.A., 1958, Columbia Univ.; Berea 1958— The four year nursing curriculum is based on the recommendations of the National League for Nursing and has been initially approved by the Kentucky Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration. Final approval is not given until the first class has been graduated. This school year saw the last graduation class under the three-year program. 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 programs; prepare well-selected students for giving effective nurs- ing care and for filling first-level positions in nursing fields; develop a self-directing, service-motivated nurse, conscious of the high calling of her profession and of her responsibilities 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. 77 September 19 J 8 Graduate Nurses First row. Peggy McCollum Dean, Frances Wilson, Deanna Bullard, Martha Wylie, Dolly Hamilton, Sue Hile Atkinson. Second row. Ann Collins, Virgie Carr, Ann Reagan, Ellen Parker, Bculah McCartli, Joyce Sheffield Massey. Third row. Patsy Alley, Helen Claycomb, Georgia Gatliff, Natalie Jacobs, Doris Bank, Grace Howard. Foundation Practical Nurses First row: Virginia Holliday, Shelby Hale, Gladys Bonnet, Betty Stokes, Charlene Cornett. Second row. Loraine Nichols, Brenda Boyd, Ellen Stubblefield, Connie Hastings, Martha Lamb. wm wmmmwmmmi 78 ' ; First row: Dean James Orwig, Ray Israel. Second row. Smith T. Powell, Leon Kemp, Alice Boley, Gayle Cooper, Link Robinson. Third row. Karen Crotty, Ann Rees, Margaret Williams, Angela Reid, Carolyn Price, Wilson Villard. Fourth row. Rebecca Harmon, Frances Brannon, Carolyn Zirk, Mary Jane Bevins, Dean Julia Allen, Janet Wallace. Fifth row. Doris Lewis, Carolyn McGee, Fred Elswick, Clyde Hopkins, Judy Adams, Sam Hawkins. Sixth row. Preston Hogue, Lloyd Browning, Sonja Wilson, Stanley Bays, Hollis Flynn, Joe Correll. Seventh row. Ed Davis, David Bobbitt, Monty Chappell, Tom Edwards, Glen Hud- son, Fred Pardue, Margaret Boyd. Eighth row: Frank Gentry, Ralph Hartsog, Gary Farley, Joe Brodrick, Larry Owen, Gerald Tombcrlin, Dave Hutchinson. Ninth row. Thomas Fern, Linda Stuart, Margaret McClintic, Colon Sparkman, Charles Wykle. Student Association The Association of Berea College Students has three governmental branches. They are the Ex- ecutive Council, the Senate, and the Judicial Com- mission. The Executive Council receives items of business from the Senate, refers business to a committee for research before Senate action, pre- pares the agenda for the Senate, and administers actions voted by the Senate. The Senate has power to act upon any matter pertaining to the general welfare of the student body not delegated to any other authority on campus. 80 Women ' s Council First row: Judy Thompson, Lois Todd, Jan Cornette, Peggy McConncll. Second row: Katha Reagan, Carolyn Price, Jacquelyn Blair. Third row: Shirley Gregory, Klara Welsh, Mary Jane Bevins, Dean Julia Allen, Dean Miriam McReynolds, Glenna Ruth Ashley. Fourth row: Margie Craw- ford, Patsy Pruitt, Melinda Byrd. JL1 The Women ' s Council, composed of dormitory presidents, town representatives, committee chairmen, faculty representatives, advisory deans, and elected officers, co- ordinates the Women ' s Association activities, plans, and regulations. 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. First row: Dan Hall, Cleo Walkup, Dein James Orwig, J. D. Risner. Second row: Richard Kitts, Ronnie Harm an, Charles Wykle, Sam Hawkins, Fred Elswick, Gene Graves, Joe Rhudy. 81 The Pinnacle Left: Editor-in-Chief Thomas Snapp and Associate Editor Harold Molineau. Above: The Business Staff. Bob Batie, Loretta Vance, Sher Muhammad, Helen Shepherd, Bill Scheiern. Above: News Reporters. Seated: Phyllis Martin, Marian Skipper, Janie Richardson, Linda Seneker, George Riser. Standing: Cohen Sharpe, Ed Forbes, Larry Frazier. Below: Feature Reporters. Seated: Barbara Owenby, Bill Scheiern, Pat Collier. Standing: Ziad Tamimi, John Payne. Below: News Reporters. Seated: Joy Dedman, Boyd Plumley, George Kiser, Kathy King. Standing: Larry Frazier, Lee Pennington. 82 S Berea Players 83 o © °- Chapel Choir first row. Doris Williams, Mary Lou Carhart, Elaine Chang, Eleanor Coffey, Linda Houston, Jackye Davis, Gaylc Cooper, Marlenc Ellis, Glenna Hurt, Mary Francisco, Nana Owen by, Gail Bcvins, Carolyn Gaddy, K} oko Ando. Second row: Shelby Alderman, Mary Jane Bevins, Jan Cornctte, Carol Niday, Hal burn Kitts, Clyde Hopkins, Bob Compton, Maurice Dula, Johnny Cook, Fred Austin, Don Fox, Barry El ledge, Fred Kirk, Becky Harman, Judy Gibson, Ma reel la Chambers. Third row: Gloria Calfee, Wilson Willard, Tuck Ng, Reggie Martin, Don Forester, Jerry Case, Ted Whitson, Dave Graham, Vance Davis, John Pearson, Larry Blondcll, Richard Brewer, Flo Davis, Janet Wallace, Annette Meeks. Band Vhst row. Aubrey Bowie, Lewis Harold Mc Kinney, Jean Grossman, Dorothy Buckland, Terry Hamrick, Henry Snodgrass, Joe Corrcll, Caron Crotty. Second row. Joseph Firszt, Fred Kirk, Bob Shepherd, Tom Edwards. Third row: Wilson Willard, Shirley Chafin, Ollie Williams, Diane Giffin. 84 m ij — 1 . Jl u aine Cliang, Sar; eddie Henderson. h Goudge, Phyllis Stewart, Beverly Gilbert, Norma Dishner, Modern Dance The members of Country Dancers are Joe Azbill, Bill Best, G. T. Blakey, Dave Brodrick, Loren Kramer, Sam Croucher, Harold Feltner, Dan Hall, Lowell Hamilton, Tom Hayes, Roy Huffman, Leonard Hughes, Tom Little, Chris Rogers, Ella Faye Adams, Judy Adams, Deanna Barker, Billie Jo Bates, Jackie Blair, Sally Frazier, Rose Ellen Hayes, Becky Henderson, Katha Reagan, Phyllis Rose, Oneida Singleton, Kizzie Slone, Sarah Standifer, Jo Thompson. Mrs. Ethel Capps is the director of the group. Country  Danee 85 Christian Youth Council YWCA First row: John Nixon, Vince Ross, Nancy Spencer, Wilson Willard, Emma Jean Peak, Yvonne Blakcly, Daisy Koone, Kyoko Ando. Second row: Jim Bergman, Blue Eagle Woolridgc, Walter Ward, J. Riehcn, Norris Woody, Ira Martin, Mrs. Kenneth Thompson. First row: Judy Thompson, Joan Blevins, Edna Pressley, Norma Baker, Zelma Shrewsberry, Rhonda Watson, Bonnie Henderson, Pat Stokes, Ann Thorn, Margaret De Hart, Lois Gibson. Second row; Judy Dove, Jane Ferrill, In Sook Kim, Barbara Deaton, Mrs. Lester Pross, Dean Julia Allen, Mrs. L. W. Rhudy, Mrs. L. B. Upton. Third row: Wynonia Hogan, Lois Lankford, Lila Davis, Eva McClelland, Eleanor Lambert, Phyllis Harris, Myrtle Bingham, Janice Abbott, Melva Upchurch, Anna Davidson. Fourth row: Ruth Burgin, Evelyn Damron, Billie Crowley, Ann Rees, Sue Bowlin, Dorothy Tredennick, Marianna Smith, Dale Wilds, Charlotte Crummett, Jean Allen, Janis Smith. 86 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; and to further the welfare of the Psychology Department. Membership is open to all interested students and faculty. The officers of the club are Ruth Burgin, Muriel Wright, Paul Comstock, Link Robinson, Robert Gillespie, Mary Ellen Hamon, and Sandra Conover. Psychology Club Psi Chi Psi Chi is an honor society open to students with a mini- mum of 1 8 hours in psychology with a B average. First row: Ruth Burgin, Shirley Jarvis, Muriel Wright, Dr. Clara Cooper. Second row: Glen Hudson, Dean Ken- neth Thompson, Paul Comstock, James Dean. 87 Phi Kappa Phi Phi Kappa Phi is a national honorary scho- lastic society that includes all branches of learning. Selection is made by faculty, society members from the top five percent of the junior class and twelve percent of the senior class. First row: Ann Holcomb, Miss Roberts, Mary Stewart, Ruth Burgin, Annette Dowdy, Lillian Morris, Janice Crabtree, Evelyn Ritchie, Mrs. Noll, Mrs. Risley, Miss Hubble. Second row. Dr. Spillman, Dr. Chang, Dr. Graham, Miss Auvil, Dr. Ludlum, Miss Firor, Miss Woods, Dr. O. Wolford, Mrs. Thompson, Rachel Keen, Jean Morris, Jae Hyun, Glen Hudson, Miss Brooks, Rhoda Bryan, Kyoko Ando. Third row: Mr. Pross, Earl Lawson, Preston Hogue, Mr. Morreim, Ted Whitson, Dr. Levy, Dr. Noll, Dr. F. Wolford, Dr. Martin, Don Forester, Dr. Ross, Dr. Kogerma, AH Isani, Dean Smith, Dean Shutt, Dean Evans. Sigma Pi Sigma Sigma Pi Sigma is a national honorary society to promote high scholarship and achievement in physics. Students must be a junior or senior having completed 12 semester hours in physics with an average grade of B and be in the upper 3 5 percent of their class. First row: Blaine Adkins, Matt Ben- ningfield, Jack Hyun, Eugene Purcell, Don Forester. Second row: Tom Strickler, Waldemar Noll, Bob Comp- ton, James Parks, Ali Isani, Curtis Cox. 88 Sigma Beta i a in ma Sigma Beta Gamma is an hon- orary society open to persons of high scholastic standing who are making geology their major field of study. Thomas Kemp, Glen Rice, Luis Concha, Riley Smith. Pi Alpha is a Berea College organization founded to recognize ability, encourage scholarship, and promote interest in science study by honoring student of geology, biology, chemistry, physics, and math- ematics. Membership is earned by achievement of a 2 (B) point stand- ing and a qualified number of hours in one of the science fields. Pi Alpha Geology Club The Geology Club is a newly founded club open to any stu- dent interested in geology. Its purpose is to promote interest and stimulate research in the field of geology. First row: Kent Felty, Raymond Morris, Richard Snead, Louis Eaton, Glen Rice, Eva Hardin, Luis Concha. Second row. Thomas Kemp, Charles Hutch ins, Eddie Els wick, Julian Hig- gins, Edna Campbell, Larry Dotson, Dan Pittillo. 89 Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta is an honorary biological society open to persons of high scholastic standing who are making biology one of their major studies. First row. Paul Legg, Noyce Snow, Mary Stewart, Herschel Hull, Frank Seto, Ralph Robinson. Second row. Leon Kemp, Ted Whit son, Wesley Harris, John Nixon, Layten Davis, Art Dayton. American Chemical Society The American Chemical Society allows students of chemistry to become better acquainted, to gain experience in presenting technical material before an audience of chemists, to secure intellectual stimula- lation from professional association, and to foster a professional spirit among members. Medical Science Club The Medical Science Club was organized in 1947 with the purpose of orienting the student into the field of medicine. This aim has been achieved by having recognized speakers, movies, and discussion periods. Vtrst row; Martha Blair, Joyce Jami- son, Anita Lance, Ruth Ann Burton. Second row: Ali Isani, S. Manuchelr Alavi, Fred Beigt, Reinnettc Howell, Lloyd Browning, Dr. McClure. Third row. Dorothy Chandler, Phyllis Stew- art, Farhad Beigi, David Whitis, Wil- liam To, Phyllis Thomas, Mary John- son. Fourth row. Ruth Napier, David Bobbitt, Carolyn Allen, Lelia Johnson, Faye Robertson, Anita Huskins, Glen Buchanan. Fifth row. Dr. J. Pratt. 90 First row. Theodore Wright, Rosemary DeHart, Louise Buff, Beth McComb, Mazelle York, Wanda Bays, Nina Crabtree. Second roil ' : George Noss, Roy Huffman, Bill Roberson, Charles Blevins, Halburn Kitts, Ival Secrest, John Green, Eunice Haynes, G. G. Roberts, Daniel Blalock, Naji Abboud. Third row. Hunter Mullins, Bill Louder, Ralph Nevils, Eldred Slaughter, Bob Woods, Opal Jones, James Parks, Ernest Lane, B. H. Westfall. First row: Marianna Smith, Nancy Goodwin, Barbara Baker, Emogene Hogg, Mable Lewis, Barbara Deaton, Alice Boley, Lois Todd, Peggy Justice, Evelyn Ritchie, Frances Stephens. Second row: Patricia Mullins, Mary Lou Crigger, Sara O ' Kelly, Frances Lewis, Earlene Hibbard, Eloise Barksdale, Pat Baker, Karen Lequire, Ann Holcolm, Melinda Byrd, Harry George, Ardle Snapp, Dave Brodrick, Hazel Lincoln. Third row: Robert Menefee, Dan Hall, Clifford Ward, Troy Watson, Dewitt Hinds, Bill Fine, Joe Brodrick, Bob Batie, Royce Bailey, Larry Barlowe, Jim Huddleston, Jim Payne. Business and Economics ft « o u German Newspaper The German Newspaper is a project of the German Club to earn money for its activities. Firs row: Galen Stickley, Walter Ward, James P. Miller, Bonny Orn- dorff. Second row. Dr. Charles Pauck, Russell Coop, Allen McCreary, Halburn Kitts, Lee Mitchell, Dr. K. Kogerma. Spanish Club First row. Jean Fairchild, Joan Fairchild, Angela Reid, Luis Concha, Evelyn Montgomery. Second row: Donna Baker, Lil Morris, Evelyn Ritchie, Katie Bateman, James Parks. Third row: Evelyn Coskey, J. E. Keen, Barbara Wooten, Mary Byrd, Sherrill Lankford, Gerald Clark, Gilberto Hinojosa, Shirley Chafin, Robert Lawson, Isaac Manuel, Rosemary DeHart, David Hopcraft, Smith T. Powell, Josh Boyd. Fourth row. James Wilder, Ruth De- Gamboa, Charlotte Ludlum, Gary Bowling, Polly Fairchild, Howard Scoggin. 92 First row: Phoebe Baird, Margaret Freeman, Wynonia Hogan Carolyn Price, Phyllis Cody, Eleanor Rippey, Edna Welte Veda Webb. Second row. Myrtle Dir.gham, Janis Smith Mary Frances Helton, Marjorie Wightman, Sylvia Tyree Judy Dove, Frances Stephens, Kyoko Ando, Deane Burdine Third row: George Simmons, Rachel Keen, Judy Feagan Dr. Roscoe Buckland, Elva McCullough, Judy Sharp, Eliza- beth Peterson. Fourth row: Ruby Hevener, Rebecca Henderson, Lee Mitchell, Sue Barnes, Nancy Shetterly, Harry George, Wilna Browning, Mary Stewart, Bettv Fairchild, Pansy Waycaster. Ophelia Weaver, Anna Davidson. Fifth row: Laura Zimmerman, Shirley Jarvis, Frances Lewis, Juandola Parsley, Joyce Barnes, Marie Carter, Dollie Dingus, Betty Lamb, Emily Comstock, Polly Hunt, Kathy Hale, Katie Francisco, Sue Bowlin. Sixth row: Loren Kramer, William Brooks, John Midkiff, David Brodrick, Cloyd Bumgardner, Roger Dean, Ralph Robinson, Bob Hayes. SXEA Twenty Writers First row: Preston Hogue, By gee Blakey, Norma Jean Baker, Dr. Thomas Krcidcr. Second row: Vernon Gordon, Sandra Conover, Harold Branam, Joy Dedman, Beth Powell, Ali Isani, Jan Cornet tc, Mike Alavi, G. T. Blakey, Jr., Treva Turner. 93 First row: Barbara Cordle, Bectye Short, Gailya Pratt, Mrs. Klara Welsh, Shirley Harrison, Bectye Wassum, Christine Hopkins. Second ran-. Darrell Renner, Freda Miller, Joe Young, Joan Calvert, Mary Byrd, Janice Crabtree, Cecilia Johnson, Pat Patton. Third row. In Sook Kim, Shinko Sakata, Rebecca Carter, Steven Carter, Gail Smathers, Betty Feltner, Patsy Wilder, Lou Warner, Judy Hays. Fourth row. Sadie Hudson, Margaret Boyd, Johanna Shoopman, Wade Nanney, Ted Price, Howard Scoggin, Brian James, Shafeek Khaled. Fifth row. Cohen Sharpe, Ruth DeGamboa, Evelyn Montgomery, Janie Richardson, Carol Agee, Rosemary Evans, Betty Burchett, Barbara Ledford, Norma Jarrett. Sixth row. Gilberto Hinojosa, Charlotte Ludlum, Steve Lowder- milk, Billy H urchins. French Club A« Union First row. Joe Taylor, Mitchell Smith, Paul Legg, Don Miller, Gene Graves, Orville Crase. Second row: Ben Pipes, Don Maney, Conrad Huff, Claude Derting, Shirley Cagle, Eugene Plumley, Don Fox. Third row. Tal Hong, Chelladurai David, Andrew Gibbs, Don Miller, Wesley Harris. Fourth row. Monty Chappell, Clifford Metcalf, Bob Powell, Claude Coomer. Fifth row: Denny Herd, Charles Ramsey, J. T. Coomer, John Nixon. £■ Home Ec Club First row: Sylvia Barnett, Anita Wheeler, Margaret Williams, Polly Dowell. Second row: Gloria Sells, Clara Ball, Sara Standifer, Sherrill Lankford, Mary Jane Ball, Jane Ferrill, TErvilla Masters. Third row: Rose Ellen Hayes, Martha Woody, Shelby Cave, Donna Flack, Sally Frazier, Willena Stone, Carol Ingledew. Fourth row: Gail Bevins, Carol Niday, Lillian Lewis, Marian Kingman, Marlene Ellis. Fifth row: Betty Musser, Faye Adams, Ann Grant, Peggy Childs. Sixth row: Ruth Wtfods, Mary Jane Bevins. Seventh row: Margaret DeHart, Pat Coburn, Shirley Unthank. Eighth row: Jackie Blair, Julia Hale. Ninth row: Joy Lee Hensley, Ruby Hampton, Rebecca Dunkle. Tenth row: Annette Dowdy, Mary Rose, Carol Miller, Norma Salis- bury. Eleventh row: Marilyn Skaggs, Brenda Salyers, Shirley Harrison. Twelfth row: Rose Moore, Cleo Cole- man, Janice Hunley. Thirteenth row. Sherry Griffin, Jerry Ellison. fmn .o Agriculture and Home Economics Club First row: Norma Salisbury, Willena Stone, Shirley Unthank. Second row: Clyde Gilliam, Cleo Coleman, James C. Coomer, Margaret Williams, Clara Ball, Lillian Lewis. Third row: Margie Crawford, Frances Adams, Joyce Barnes, Donna Flack, Pat Hager, Polly Dowell. Fourth row: Bob Dowdy, Annette Dowdy, Betty Musser, Preston Hill, Anita Wheeler, J. T. Coomer, Julia Hale, Don Miller, Cathy Brooks, Jackie H. Blair, Alease High, Fred Pardue. 95 T : ■ ' B L I b ' i li: ' ' !■ . v: . H ' ■wV ' s ( rra ft - 1 Y tmr A W ' ' Wte PP . .J| : 1 { - ! A «9Ljf wMk ■B F , ' flki « Young Democrats First row: Mary Byrd, Wayne Standifer, Marion Cox. Second row: Preston Hogue, Bob Batie, Barbara Baker. History and Political Science Club First row: Dr. Frank Wray, Ruby Roten, Mary Byrd, Ralph Robinson. Second row: Mr. Joe Ray, Charles Rubel, Preston Hogue, John Houpe, Dr. Richard Drake. 96 Debater ' s Club The Debate Team, under the direction of Miss Margaret Mc- Coy, participated in a number of tournaments including the Kentucky Intercollegiate Debate Tournament held at Berea in January. Seated: Pauline Rose. Standing: Jay Richen, Kenneth Fordham, Charles Rubel. Cosmopolitan Club The Cosmopolitan Club is an organization open to all college faculty members and students. Its primary purpose is the betterment of inter- national relations. First row: Jack Hyun, Patsy Davis, Cora Biddix, Latifa Saliba, Shafeck Khaled. Second row: Emiko Ando, Cornelia VanWilligen, David Hopcraft, Zaccheus Okediji, Goldie Salisbury, Helen Shepherd, Eleanor Isaacs. Third row: Ziad Tamimi, Ali Isani, Dorothy Chandler, Phyllis Stewart, Freddie Henderson. Fourth row: Gerhard Tauscher, Cohen Sharpe, James Dean, Judy Naylor, Ziad Qasem. vzztn 97 The National German Honorary Fraternity, Delta Phi Alpha, seeks to recognize excellence in the study of German and to provide an incentive for higher scholarship. First row: Nathan Greene, Mike Alavi, Fred Bcigi, William To, Glen Buchanan. Second row: Mr. Kris Kogcrma, Dr. Charles Pauck, Blue Eagle Wooldridge, Dale Myers, Eldrcd Slaughter. Delta Phi Alpha The Rebel First row: Raymond Morris, Bob Law- son, Ed Davis. Second row: Larry Blondell, Phil Ogle. 98 Dean Julia Allen Miss Allen, who is retiring this year from her office as Dean of Women, has worked with Bereans since 193 5 when she was the assistant to the Dean of Women. Dean Allen once remarked that she always tried to be first a person, then an administrator. We feel that she has amply succeeded in this, and we can only try to thank her for all she has given us — as a person and as an administrator. Above: A member of the Advisory Board of the Y, Dean Allen entertains at a Y Meeting. Right: A famil amiliar scene. 99 Administration and Faculty The years ahead no one can number. The College itself must have concerns; it must have a spirit and life of its own. The College is not just a repository of learning with students and teachers poking about among dusty volumes. In Berea College I believe that we must have an atti- tude of free inquiry and we must have an en- vironment which will permit us to hear the trumpet calls of love, justice, courage, self- mastery, mercy, liberty. -Francis Hutchins 100 President Francis S. Hutchins Right: President ' s Office — B etty Edinger and Mrs. Elmer Briss. 101 Lawrence D. Bibbce Vice President in Charge of Business Affairs Below: Vice President ' s Office — Maude Lcdford, Mrs. Lcnnic Canficld, Mrs. Hershcl Hull, and Ervin Connelly. Louis Smith Dean of the College Right: Ofeice of the Dean — Mr Moore and Alta Dingman. 103 Kenneth H. Thompson Associate Dean of the College G. Harold Andrews Director of Student Industries 104 Wilson Evans Dean of Labor Below: Labor office — Vinson Watts, Hilda Wieringa and Ben Welsh. 105 James P. Orwig Dean of Men Mrs. Dorothy Coffey Secretary to the Dean of Men Below: Office of Deans of Women — Mrs. Gray, Secre- tary to the Deans of Women; Mrs. Miriam Mc Reynolds, Associate Dean of Women; Miss Julia F. Allen, Dean of Women. James H. Dean REGISTRAR Below. Registrar ' s Onui- Mrs. Gertrude Howard, Mrs, Alice Chambers, Virginia Amil, Phyllis Shumaker. Allan T. Morreim Director of Admissions Admissions Office Mrs. Eloise Risley 108 Above: Treasurer ' s Orncn — First row; Janette Conn, Mrs. Margaret Hughes, Nannie Kirby, Anna Mac Shumakcr, Bessie Dych. Second vow. Mary Payne, Daniel Yang, Mary Lamon, Rachel McCollum, Iva Lee Hodge, Edna Say lor. Below. Library — Blanche Lane, Faunice Hubble, Nedra Ware, Mildred Roberts, Sarah Firor, Nona Newbolt, Susan Arthur, Jane Lewis, Lois Dougherty, Elizabeth Gilbert, Mildred Hines. 109 Billy Edd Wheeler Alumni Secretary Above: O. H. Gunkler, Director of Athletics, and Mi; M. Sloan. Charles N. Shutt Director of Guidance and Testing 110 I tHllll If Margaret Belkxap Allen (Mrs.), A.M. Assistant Professor of Piano. College Beryl Sol ' ter Hartcrove Backer (Mrs.). A.M. Instructor in Education. College Lillian Bihbee (Mrs.), M.S. Director of Boarding Hall Frances Brannon, A.B. Instructor in Physical Education for Tomea Frances Eleanor Brooks, A. M. Associate Professor of English, College Roscoe V. BucKLAN-n, Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Education, College Ethel Elizabeth Capps, A.M. Associate Professor of Recreation, Colle Julian Huntley Capps. A.M. Professor of Chemistry, College Fl Liang Chang, M.S. Professor of Sociology, College Rockwood Quock Ping Chin, Ph.D. Professor of Economics, College Clara Chassell Cooper (Mrs. H. E.), Ph.D. Professor of Psychology, College Kith DeGamboa (Mrs.). A.M. Assistant Professor of Romance Languages, Coll Wilson Arnold Evans, Ed.D. Dean of Labor, Director of Non-Academic Personnel Donald C. Farley, M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music, College Rose Maureen Faulkner. A.M. Associate Professor of English, College Thomas Stern Fern. M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art, College George K. Flora, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Sociology, College Carol Gesner, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English, College 111 Faculty Roscoe Giffin, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology, College Charles C. Graham, Ph.D. Professor of Education, College Edd C. Hogg, M.S. Assistant Professor of Poultry Husbandry, Coll Anna Lucille Holcomb, M.B.A. Instructor in Economics and Business, College Rolf E. Hovf.y, A.M. Professor of Music, College Herschel Lester Hull, A.M. Associate Professor of Biology, College Orrin Louis Keener, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Social Studies, College Thomas Earl Kemp, M.S. Assistant Professor of Geology, College Marian Kingman, M.S. Associate Professor of Home Economics, College Ernest Paul Lane, A.M. Instructor in Mathematics, College Gerrit Levey, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry, College Mary Hazel Lincoln, A.M. Associate Professor of Economics and Business, College Siotha Ruth Longmire, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education Charlotte Perry Ludlum, Ph.D. Professor of Ancient Languages, College Anna Louise Watts McKown (Mrs. Delos) Instructor in Nursing, College Delos McKown, M.N. Instructor in Philosophy and Religion, College Minnie Maude Macaulay, M.Ed. Director of Physical Education for Women Ira J. Martin, Th.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion, College 112 Faculty Virginia P. Matthias (Mrs.), A.M. Associate Professor of English, College Robert G. Menefee, Ph.D. Professor of Economics, College Evelyn Ina Montgomery, M.S. Assistant Professor of Romance Languages, College Nell Scovel Noll (Mrs. W.), Ph.B. Instructor in English, College Waldemar Noll, Ph.D. Professor of Physics, College George Sherer Noss, Th.D. Professor of Philosophy and Religion, College Frederick James Parrott, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English, in Charge of Dramatics, College Donald V. Paschke, M.Mus. Instructor in Music, College Charles Ernest Pauck, Ph.D. Professor of German, College Lester Fred Pross, A.M. Associate Professor of Art, College George Gilbert Roberts, A.M. Professor of Mathematics, College William Gordon Ross, Ph.D. Henry Mixter Penniman Professor of Philosophy and Religion, College Katherine Shadduck, A.M. Instructor in Physical Education and Hygiene Robert Lee Shepherd, M.S. Assistant Professor of Horticulture, College; Superintendent, College Garden Gladys Long Smith (Mrs.), A.M. Associate Director of Food Service Riley S. Smith, Jr., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Geology, College Claude Omar Spillman, Ph.D. Professor of Agronomy, College Noel Stephens, Jr., M.S. Instructor in Agriculture, College 113 Facility Dorothy W. Tredennick, A.M. Associate Professor of Art, College Pat W. Wear, Ed.D Professor of Education, College; Co-director, Project for Experimentation in the Preparation of Edu- cational Supervisors, sponsored jointly by Berea College and the University of Kentucky Klara Gertrude Porter Welsh, (Mrs. Ben), A.M. Instructor in French, College Bjarne Harrison Westfall, A.B. Instructor in Mathematics, College Samuel Edward Wheeler, M.S. Superintendent of Livestock Farm Feaster Wolford, Ph.D. Director, Department of Agriculture; Clarence M. Clark Professor of Agricultural Education, College Opal Powell Wolford (Mrs. F.), Ph.D. Associate Professor of Home Economics, College; Consultant, Preschool Norris Browning Woodie, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion; Coordinator of Religious Activities. Virginia Ruth Woods, M.S. Professor of Home Economics, College Frank J. Wray, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History and Political Science, College Theodore Mathis Wright, A.M. Associate Professor of Mathematics, College 1 I II • ' « 1 i 1 - J ' ' ■- .z ■ ■ilV. I . • ■ , ' • ' h 1 ■ ■ ' . ' - : _ • i. i J I I ' . £ , ™ f y - t f m 1 P™T - •«- - -- - B — Nell Gill 3 and 4 Grades Ora Gunkler S and 6 Grades Knapp Hall Knapp Hall, the teacher training school for Elementary Education majors, is operated bv Berea College as part of its student program. Students in this grammar and junior high school come come from faculty homes and those of local resi- dents. They receive an education in the 3 R ' s through the use of modern materials and pro- gressive methods. The first eight grades of school are under the direction of Miss Nell Gill, Mr. Carl Ford, Mrs. Ora Gunkler, Miss Catherine Kelly, and Miss Mildred Miller. Mrs. Isdale teaches music and Mr. Edmundson provides art instruction for the well-rounded teaching program at Knapp Hall. Elementary Education majors, under the direction of this qualified staff, receive a vital part of their college training in student teaching. Mildred Miller Science Carl Ford 7 and 8 Grades 115 119 Homecoming I i 4 : M-S.S.GILBERT , CRROSL -y Homecoming Qlii Carol Burr Escorted by Bill Batson ! ' , XJ if£v ' k r Sk S • v r , % , % i% T V f ] 2 Of Cr Oftv H T . L. H U N ' T Hv s ; Ho VT TH fv . Ha Dp H °o . • ' • ' •- . N s T, G ' , of..; ' n i Kg - ivO K b L Ho nV !o h Om LT- o F :: iH, 5 MNc. i C Mfi Give Three Cheers Cheerleaders — First row: Uneva Blakely, Janice Hunley, Penny Nichols. Second row: Ann Wads- worch, Richard Kitts, Lila Davis. i n For The Mountaineers Loren Bowling Vernon Conley Gerald Daniels 125 Milos Roberts Coach Monarchy Wyatt XtSK :- It ' s All In The Game . . . Basketball Team — First row: Odell Huff, Bob Adkins. John Pratt, Vernon Conley, Everettc Varney. Second you: Coach Wyatt, Dclbert Combs, Lowell Wilder, Bill Brown, John Stevenson. Third row: Milos Roberts, Bob Atkinson, Lloyd Dunham, Heber Dunaway, O. H. Gunkler. Fourth row: Arvil Crase, Loren Bowling, Jesse Lester, Bob Pittman, James Dixon, Gerald Daniels, Paul Jones. We Opponent The 93 Rio Grande 66 72 Transvlvania 71 50 Wilmington 53 68 Pikeville 80 54 Tennessee A. I. 106 74 Fisk University 59 72 Nebraska State Teacher 79 79 Bellarmine 78 72 Centre 65 65 Villa Madonna 74 69 Georgetown 51 Transvlvania 78 Fort Knox 86 Union 61 Wilmington 71 Centre 65 Pikeville 63 Union 94 Bellarmine 65 Georgetown 99 5J 62 8$ 66 82 81 72 60 87 129 Tennis Season Record JPe Opponent 8 Eastern Bellarmine 3 Centre 2 Centre 5 Eastern 1 U. of Ky. They Varsity — First row: Robert Lint;, Bob Stewart, Dave Whitis, Ken Fordham. Second row: Truman Fields, Jack Allen, Bob Compton, Russ Coop, Ray Dash. Faculty and Varsity — First row: Bob Compton, Jack Allen, Russ Coop, Robert Ling, Ray Dash, Ken Fordham, Truman Fields, Bob Stewart, Dave Whitis. Second row: Wilson Evans, Coach Wyatt, Thomas Strickler, Doug Massey, Rockwood Chin, Roscoe Giffin, Pat Wear, and Bill Wheeler. 130 Track Team — First row: Hollis Flynn, Ray Spivey, Blaine Adkins. Robert Ling, Spike Molineu, Larry Baber, Odell Huff, Jim Payne, Jack Duckworth, Doug Massey. Second row: Bill Carrol, Gene Wright, John Pots, Don Miller, Bob Bennett, Paul Peercy, Gwyn Campbell, Bill Wine, Art Smith, Edd Clifton, Sheldon Dixon, Prince Rivers, Davis Cox, Bob Compton, Bob Atkinson, Carl Boatwright, Cordell Huff, Dick Fleming, Ben Pipes. Track Cross Country Season Record Kentucky State - - Won Centre - — - Won Louisville Won Georgetown Won Union Won Bellarmine and Cincinnati Lost Eastern Lost Hanover -Lost Season Record Kentucky nd Cincinnati — - Second Vanderbilt ...Second Morehead - - Canceled Hanover .._. - - Won Bellarmine and Union Won Union — - — ■ .Won Shamrock Placed Coach Doug Massey The members of the Cross-country Team are Blaine Adkins, Jack Barrier, Davis Cox, Gary Farley, James Keck, Kenton Kyle, George Kiser, William McNcal, Gene Meadows, Paul Roberts. Jim Sutton, Charlie Caswell, Joe Cobbler, James Cowden, Dick Ledford, Lowell Reese. 131 1 Syft First roiv: Delmar Ward, Bill White, Mike McClung, Paul Sipple, James Miracle. Second row: Bill Best, Kenneth Bray. Maurice Childs, Hollis Flynn, Don Fox, Phil McClung, Hugh Hendricks. Third row: Jack Dills, Bill Saulmon, Bob Bennct, Don Wallace, Mr. O. H. Gunkler, Bill Banks, David Hopcraft, Bob Atkinson. Swimming Season Record Opponent U. of Louisville De Pauw Wittenberg U. of Cincinnati Eastern U. of Tennessee Tennessee Tech :: ' Tennesseee A I They 66 51 S3 6! 61 Canceled Soccer First row: Dave Broderick, Jerry Tauscher, Willard Ashworth, Fred Beige, Clayton Rivers, Newton Combs, David Hopcraft. Second row: Jack Hyun, Galen Stickley, Luis Concha, Fardad Beige, Shafeek Khaled, Chella David. Absent: Tuck Ng. Season Record Warren Wilson ..Lost U. of Louisville - ..Won U. of Louisville Won U. of Kentucky ..Won U. of Kentucky ...Won Fort Knox — Won First row: Bob Compton, Cordell Huff, Gene Wright, John Nixon, Davis Cox, Arvil Cr.isc. Scrontt row: Art Smith, Bob Porter, Ali Isani, Bill Scheicrn, Bob Atkinson, Blaine Adkins. Third row: Heber Dunawav, John Franklin, Charlie Ramsey, Sam Hawkins, Carl Boatwright, Ben Pipes Don Miller. Fourth row: Mute Varney, Milos Roberts. Ger.ild Daniels, Dan H.ince, Jack Allen. B Club The purpose of the B Club is to: uphold the practices of clean sportsmanship; create interest and encourage participation in athletics; and practice the highest ideals of competition in athletics at Berca College. 133 ip vij The intramural program is so arranged that every man can participate regard- less of ability or skill. The program is a broad one which is based on ten different sports: Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Cross-country, Track, Tennis, Horse shoes, Swimming, Ping-pong, Handba ll. clou: Pardon me! Did I say every MAN? f ftvr W.A.A. — First row: Katlia Reagan, Elizabeth Haynes, Louise Looper, Eva Hardin. Second row: Rose Marie Kimball, Peggy Childs, Jackie Hensley, Mary Lou Crigger, Edna Earnhart, Norma Dishner. Third row: Willene Warren, Liz Marlowe, Sylvia Barnett, Marie Carter, Pat Mullins, Polly Hunt, Ruby Roten, Si Longmire. WAA The purpose of the WAA is to promote in- terest and participation in the varied activities of the organization and to encourage sportsmanship conduct and good fellowship. Left: Off to the golf course. 136 Above: A Champion Team! Fall Sports Right: Let ' s get the game started. 137 Winter Sports Above: Spike it. Ruby! Volleyball Champs — Anna Smith. First row: Sue Bowlin, Marianna Smith, Karen Adams, Thelma Miller. Second row. Mable Lewis, Norma Dishner, Ruby Rotcn, Alice Glazier. Below: Who gets the bai 138 KIAC Tourney In the 1959 KIAC Basketball Tourna- ment, held at Berea, was played some of the most exciting basketball ever seen on this campus. Fired-up by a remark by Transyl- vania that this game would be a light scrimmage, the Mountaineers upset the Lexington team, 72-5 3. Then came Georgetown. The Mountain- eers were defeated by the score of 73-60, and Georgetown went on to win the tourna- ment by defeating Pikeville. 140 J L- rn w m ' Finland ' s Xaiional Gvmnastic Teams The New Rhythmic Gymnastics integrate the natural movements of play, the rhythmic qualities of the dance, and physical qualities of strength and coordination with an aesthetic grace. All of these were exhibited bv the Finns as a part of the William J. Hutchins Lectureship. 142 Final exams . . . 146 May Court Shelby Alderman Gail Bevins Sally Blakey Cathy Brooks Iris Cole Jan Cornette Polly Dowell Linda Houston Carolvn Price Pat Pruitt Shelby Sawye Lois Todd 147 Student Industries m Something for everyone Inside or out Making or selling Morning or night Take your choice — Only one requirement 10 HOURS 14 9 Not a milk truck — but as essential! Hundreds of quarts are bottled each day 152 Berea College Hospital 153 From start to finish — Printing Office to Post Office. irrh ITfftlik tet ■ j -J THinJ J -- -Ml j ! ■ MSjjJ 2 4 yy i 1 -• n ' TTrrr 4f ?■ 1 Til A lia ' 7 t. — iB--— t 4-4 _J £j 1 1 r 1 i ' n v Lrfl 1 1 jj y ijj ; t . j B J si M 111 I i 1 1 ' il ' , in i yj 1 iSNHSH B il II IdBfffl It [ J J H 154 Creation in Needlecraft, Pottery Lab and Fireside Weavers. HERE A FOUNDATION 1058 - 19.59 IISP ' 8838 mmmmm f3H tPkk f i 1 Foundation Deans Roy Walters Dean of the Foundation School Charles Drake Dean of Foundation Men Joanne Nicholson Dean of Foundation Women Foundation Faculty U ' ih P. F. Aver Florence Brooks Curtis Cox James Grossman Mrs. J. King Warren Lambert Dorothy Landrum Barbara Leach Nina Marable Gladys McCray Gladys Parrish Louise Parsons Ann Pugsley Doris Rivers Patricia Wilson 159 Senior Class Officers Shirell Hall, Social Committee; Joe Swafford, Secretary; Carol Gunkler, Social Chairman; Charles Fiske, President; Douglas Shackelford, Treasurer. 160 Foundation Seniors Brenda Gail Adams Undecided Salyersville, Kentucky Sallie Lou Allen Home Economics Willard, Kentucky Darrell Cranston Baker Cranston ' Labor Leader Berea, Kentucky Ora Dewey Baker Buck Electrical Engineer Hyden, Kentucky Shirley Ann Baker Shirl Secretary Hyden, Kentucky Georgia Isabel Bishop, Sunshine Undecided Manchester, Kentucky Jean Bond Undecided Gray Hawk, Kentucky Ernest Clyde Bourne, Jr. Ernie Surgeon Princeton, West Virginia 161 Foundation Seniors Betty Ann Brown Banney Secretary Morchead, Kentucky Virginia Buchanan Jenny Buck Secretary Kingsport, Tennessee Ronald Campbell Undecided Bentenville, Virginia Geneda Carrell Undecided Berea, Kentucky John William Carpenter Billy Undecided Middlesboro, Kentucky Martha Chaney Marty College Irvine, Kentucky Dale Clemons Mahue Engineer McKee, Kentucky Laura Julia Clifton Judy Secretary Prestonsburg, Kentucky 162 Foundation Seniors Paul Christian Undecided Harlan, Kentucky Sherrill Franklin Coker Reb- Medical Doctor Heiskell, Tennessee Carl Gene Cunnagin Lawyer McKee, Kentucky Donald Michael Dodds Undecided Portsmouth, Ohio. Geraloine Dykes Undecided Somerset, Kentucky Charles Noel Fiske Chasnoah Civil Engineer Berea, Kentucky John Fleming Undecided Ashland, Kentucky Eglenna Mae Foster Nurse Salem, Virginia 163 Foundation Seniors Harold D. Franks Surgeon Alva, Kentucky Carol Ann Gunkler Caroline Undecided Berea, Kentucky Shirell H. Hall Sug Engineer W ' ayland, Kentucky Joanne Hale ' Jody Elementary Teacher Dayton, Ohio James Lee Hodge Jimmy Plane Dispatcher Charleston, West Virginia Denver Holland Bubble Undecided Hyden, Kentucky Vena Margaret Holliday Shortie Business Hazard, Kentucky Jane Rankin Huff Nurse Berea, Kentucky 164 Foundation Seniors Leonard Hughes Undecided Greenwood, Kentucky Jerry Wayne Ison Chemical Engineer Leather wood, Kentucky Lucy Jones Actress Smith ville, Tennessee John Craig Kenney ' Skip Athletic Coach Rochelle, Illinois Carolyn King Undecided Sterns, Kentucky Hazel Lawless Jackie Undecided Bcrea, Kentucky Ruby Lee McCall Rubie Nurse Balsam Grove, North Carolina Wilma Jean Mitchell Undecided Spring City, Tennessee 165 Foundation Seniors Peggy J. Parke Peg Undecided Berea, Kentucky Martha Anne Patton Marty Home Economics Salyersville, Kentucky James J. Ponder Undecided Liberty, Kentucky Baxter L. Presnell Bud Teach Industrial Arts Banner Elk, North Carolina Glenna Jane Sandige Janie Nurse Gauley Bridge, West Virginia Douglas Shackelford Shack Undecided Closplint, Kentucky Ima Jean Shepherd Jeanie Undecided Berea, Kentucky Phyllis Ann Shepherd Phil Elementary Teacher Berea, Kentucky 166 Foundation Seniors Durand Shivers Undecided Cincinnati, Ohio Randall Storm Randy Aviation Keary, Kentucky Joe Swaeford Swaff Undecided Harlan, Kentucky Norma Jean Taylor Iceberg Beautician London, Kentucky Barbara Wade Undecided Dunneville, Kentucky Phyllis Wagers Philco Nurse Manchester, Kentucky Thelma Jean Walls Nurse Liberty, Kentucky Patricia Ann Watson Pat Undecided Salyersville, Kentucky 167 Foundation Seniors Marvin Walker Williamson Undecided Pikeville, Kentucky Herman Williams Undecided Daisy, Kentucky Gary Wherle Whir Undecided Berea, Kentucky Mid-term Seniors — Left to right: Henry Snodgrass (marshal), Nancy Jo Butt (marshal), Seniors — Shirley Baker, Dewey Baker, Pearlie Farley Thacker, Ima Jean Shepherd, Herman Williams, Barbara Wade. Juniors Louetta Adams Virginia Allen Millie Back Wanda Bailey Virginia Bandy Jean Bargo Sara Jane Begley Nellie Bickford Aubrey Bowie Ruth Bray Jo Butt Vj ilma Campbell Frances Cornett Janet Crawford Bill Dotson Jean Fisk Nancy Grillo Helen Hays Steve Hays Steve Hensley Joe Hodges Nancy Hooker Helen Hovey Gene Howard Donna Jones Beverly Lear Phillip Lemaster Libbie Mays Jan McCracken Sherlene McKenzie Bill Meadows Betty Myers Florene Napier Lucille Napier James Newton Janet Osborne Sammye Parke Ellen Presnell Margaret Pugsley David Raider George Roberts Jim Rivers 169 Juniors Clair Ross Barbara Severs Tommy Smith Lucy Sizemore Henry Snodgrass Charles Stark Rose Marie Taylor Gary Todd David Warren Kathy Whitaker Don White Junior Class Officers Jim Rivers, Social Chairman; George Roberts, Vice President; Steve Hensley, President. 170 Foundation Sophomores Class Officers — Jenny Colson, President; Charles Borders, Social Committee; Jimmy Hensley, Treasurer; Bonnie Walls, Social Committee; Richard Rivers, Social Committee; Helen Bibbee, Secretary; Julia Smith, Vice President. First row: Sam Cardullo, Wayne Dingus, Mary Jane Mullins, Merle Weeks, Veree Thompson, Melinda Gray, Dorothy Crumrine, Pat Gravely, Christine Hopkins, Cordelia Fields, Ralph Smith, Ronald Baker, Venus Hibbard, Sylvia Inman, Charles Click, Andrew Moses, George Givens. Second row. Julia Smith, Barbara Gunkler, Hariett Evans, Dona Hougen, Marilyn Kindel, Shirley Moore, John Grillo, Jimmy Hensley, Jenny Colson, Jim Purdon, Donald Baker, Ackley Smith, Ray Devault, Huie Yang, Don Eagle, Hugh Browning, Harold Wells, Charles Messer. Third rou : Robert Hampton, Joyce Myers, Betsey Wright, Maudie Roland, Helen Bibbee, Billy Hutchins, Jeraldine Hughes, Carrie Dalton, Margaret Wilson, Myrtle Davis, Opsie Hamblin, Wilma Burkhart, Ann Gabbard, Gilbert Lamb, Richard Smith, Elmer Cunni- gan. Reed Smith, Bradly Short, Jerry Stacey, Eugene Keith, Harvey Lamb, Robert Littrell, Jerry Kidd, Henry Rader, Nathan Robertson, Dorthy Newman, Dudley Hamblin, Joyce Madden, Darrell Put nan, Geneva Cox, Gypsie Gaddy, Jeanette Christian, Judy Roberts, Joe Morris, Jean Watts, Annie Baker, Tom Smith, Charles Borders, Michael Osolnik, Rickie Risers, John Grossman. 171 Freshman Officers Carl Evans, Colie Osborne, Lillian Doan, Penny Denson, Lee Keith, Noiris Washington. Foundation Freshmen First row: Jerry Ray, Harold McKinney, Eddie Smith, Sam Cardullo, Carl Evans, Lee Keith, Orville Sizemore, Ruby Caudill. Second rou: Mona Glisson, Sandy Bastin, Diane Giffin, Linda Wear, Billy Alexander, Jean Grossman, Alva- nell Elkin, Gracia Chin, Ann Hadley, Penny Denson, Sibbie Chapman, Rosa Sandlin. Third rou: Margaret Weeks, Willie Edwards, Mary Mays, Phyllis Ross, Lonny Napier, Boyd Ingram, Ralph Buckland, Elsie Bailey, Breck Robbins, Ada Hibbard, Helen Boggs, Norris Washington, Ray Petry, Lillian Doan. 172 Firs row : James Vernon, Wanda Baker, Eddie Smith, Cowley Vernon, Quentin Howard, Lee Keith, Corbin Ham- mond, Earl Tipton, Thomas Stathis, James Scalos, Larry Johnson, Troy Fugate. Second row: Teaching Assistant Janice Abbott, Jean Combs, Phyllis Ross, Allen Lewis, Harold Wells, Dexter Stines, Louis Johnson, Homer Nantz, Ramona Ungraded Department First row: Instructor Mrs. Isdale, Mary Cox, Elizabeth Blair, Venus Hibbard, Hazel Lawless, Eglenna Foster, Carolyn Stephens, Cordelia Fields. Second row: Sylvia Inman, Opsie Hamblin, Virginia Bandy, Larry Landrum, James Purdon, Donald Eagle, John Fleming. Glisson, Mary Etta Jones, Rosa Sandlin, Jerry Smith, Otto Messer. Third row: Samuel Ross, Elmer Wells, James Trammel. Not pictured: Teacher Mrs. Dorothy Landrum, Teaching Assistant David Tennant, Odell Fields, Odevia Morrow, Wendill Reed, Anderson Smith, Kilburn Turner. Foundation Chorus 173 Lion Staff First row. Claire Ross, Phyllis Shepherd, Jerry Johnson, Jenny Colson, Thomas Coomer, Aubrey Bowie. Second row: Julie Smith, Helen Bibbee, Veree Thompson, Dona Hougan, Christine Hopkins, Beverley Lear, Hazel Lawless, Rosemarie Taylor, Bonnie Smith, Don Eagle. Business Club First row: Margaret Lester, Janice Bush, Elaine White, Lucille Napier, Betty Brown, Sara Begley, Ruth Bray, Bonnie Walls. Second row: Barbara Severs, Libbie Mays, Nancy Hooker, Millie Back, Louetta Adams, Brenda Adams, Coleen Back, Georgia Bishop, Virginia Buchanan, Brenda Randall, Jeraldine Hughes, Shirley Moore. Third row. Shirley Brown, Deana Randall, Jan McCracken, Martha Patton, Claire Ross, Janet Osborne, Jimmie Hensley, Christine Hopkins, Marilyn Kindel, Nancy Grillo, Julie Smith, Peggy Parke, Merlin Kindel, Nina Marable, Sponsor. Fourth row. Dewitt Van Arsdale, Doug Hazelwood, Steve Hensley, Betsey Wright, Carole Hackley, Helen Bibbee, Harold McKinney. Foundation Student Cabinet Georgia Bishop, Carrie Dalton, Jane Huff, John Carpenter, Herman Wil- liams, Merlin Kindel. First row: Myrtle Back, Shirley Moore, Wilma Campbell, Mary Cox. Second row: Vena Holliday, Julia Presnell, Coleen Back, Wanda Bailey, Joanne Hale, Dixie Dockery. Third row: Alease High, Martha Chaney, Merle Weeks, Venus Hibbard, Eula Causey, Phyllis Champ. Y-Teens First row: Manager Thomas Coomer, Harvey Lamb, Carl Evans, Jimmy Hodge, Jimmy Hensley, Dale demons, Joe Hodges, Coach Douglas Massey. Second row. Robert Littrell, Sherril Coker, Charles Fiske, Carl Cunnagin, Billy Mc- Millian, Jimmy Hensley. Foundation Basketball BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Berea Foundation vs. Irvine Dec. 2 Berea Foundation vs. Brodhead Dec. 6 Berea Foundation vs. Brodhead Dec. 9 Berea Foundation vs. Berea High Dec. 12 Berea Foundation vs. Buckeye Dec. 16 Berea Foundation vs. Paint Lick Jan. 10 Berea Foundation vs. Annville Jan. 17 Berea Foundation vs. Dunbar Jan. 28 Berea Foundation vs. Berea High Berea Foundation vs. Dunbar Berea Foundation vs. Buckhorn Berea Foundation vs. Paint Lick Berea Foundation vs. Irvine Berea Foundation vs. Crab Orchard Berea Foundation vs. McKee Berea Foundation vs. Oneida Jan. 31 Feb. 3 Feb. 7 Feb. 10 Feb. 14 Feb. 17 Feb. 21 Feb. 24 176 Foundation Cheerleaders Libbie Mays, Virginia Colson, Jean Fiske, Libbie Strong, Vena Holliday. Chimes Staff m Ernie Bourne, Carol Gunkler, Peggy Parke, Aubrey Bowie, Dean Walters, Sponsor. ■pA k 177 HV 4H First row. Marjorie Wightman, Deane Burdine, Alice Boley, Dr. Roscoe Buckland, Peggy Justice, Gladys Forbes, Willie Ann Dotson. Second row: Patsy Pruitt, Mary Stewart, Janet Wallace, Shirley Jarvis, Matt Benningfield, John Mid- kiff, Emogcne Hogg. Third row. Charles Wykle, Maurice Childs, Robert Atkinson, Walter Whitaker, Jr., Sara O ' Kelley, Sue Bowlin, Dollie Dingus. Absent when picture was made: Bill Best, Cloyd Bumgardner, Jerry Case, Barbara Deaton, Betty Fairchild, Mable Lewis, Louise Newman, Carolyn Price, Bill Roberson, Ralph Robinson, Arthur Smith. Secondary Student Teaching Secondary student teachers do their on-campus teaching in the Foundation School and Berea High School. Off-campus student teaching is done in Rockcastle, Lincoln, and Pulaski Counties, and in the towns of Lexington and Stanford. Approxi- mately 3 5 supervising teachers work with our students in the off-campus locations. Students in Secondary Education hold their share of positions of leadership and honor while on the campus and upon graduation they assume roles of importance in their chosen fields. All who have elected to attend Graduate School have made excellent records. More and more superintendents of schools are saying, Send us more Berea graduates. And so it is that this year the largest class of student teachers at Berea College is preparing to uphold the tradition. 178 Student teachers at work ' ! «T : 5 m3 ■Si Fl m 1 fl H W ' l X ' - ' ■ ' ■J 6 gjijsi k - w jji IgMf-Wi Above: The Director, the Student Teacher, and the Supervising Teacher plan together. Below. The Student Teacher and the students work in a democratic manner. Above: Student Teachers use many sources of materials to plan a unit of work. U ' low: The group observes the pictures of the Student Teachers who have preceded the ■ c « -..- ERTISER s SWr?? Mfflontf California Packing Corporation Midwest Division inois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Indiana ' $ $ od Place t %W 183 ART-CRAFTS ENGRAVING CO 705 Sycamore Street Cincinnati 2, Ohio Best Wishes . THE MARIETTA PAINT COLOR CO Division of AMERICAN-MARIETTA CO. 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Risk 603 1502 207 Serving BEREA With Wholesale Fruits And Vegeta bles PETE MARINO Distributor Irvine Street Richmond, Kentucky 186 187 188 GEORGE BRAKMEIER SON 1 12 South Fourth Street Louisville 2 Kentucky Bronze Memorial Tablets And Signs - Rubber Stamps Steel Stamping and Embossing Dies - Convention Badges Stencils - Metal And Plastic Name Plates And Tags Best Wishes from DIXIE WAX PAPER COMPANY to Berea College and the Class of 1959 Makers of fine bedding Since 1915 LACQUER SPECIALTIES INSTITUTIONS our specialty INC. SOUTHERN BEDDING COMPANY INC. 249 Avenue P SLEEPY-HEAD HOUSE (retail division) Newark 5, N. J. 189 Compliments of T. A. FOLEY LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers High grade band sawed Indiana Hardwoods, Ash, Plain and Quar- tered Oak and Walnut. Paris Illinois THE JOHNSON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 317-323 Sycamore St. Cincinnati 2, Ohio 190 FULTON FISH MARKET INC Fish - Oysters - Sea Foods 104 West Jefferson Street LOUISVILLE 2, KENTUCKY • JSL i Afc ■ V- ' . ' EA V UTT ' ' ' , ,..-Ur- rTTl ■ ?V-- ' i ASK i ■• -• ■ ' %x v.r v vs ■ ■■■ ' M ' v r N N j ' v aV] -V A lU I Mk f ' -- ' te ' i j . vi v LEHMAN-ROBERTS COMPANY LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY Manufacturers and Suppliers of ASPHALT PAVING MATERIALS 191 IE LAW JAKE WADE TAYLOR R WIDMARK IEWS CARTOONS J gWS CART OOHc: Berea Theatre Gilbert ' s Restaurant Compliments of The 1959 CHIMES Staff 192 With Best Wishes for Your Future Success, Good Health And Happiness. EDWARD KAHN NIC NAC FOODS Incorporated Lexington, Kentucky 193 PROTECT YOUR HEALTH Use: Lee Clay Well Lining Septic Tanks Grease Traps FRANKFORD Sewer Pipe and Drain Tile. UMBRELLA MFG. CO. See Your Local Building Material Dealer LEE CLAY PRODUCTS COMPANY INC. Clearfield, Rowan County, Kentucky PAYNE and COMPANY Best Wishes to the Upholstery - Drapery CLASS OF ' 59 Slipcover Fabrics and Workroom Supplies DANCE FREIGHT LINES, INC. 3500 Kettering Blvd. Dayton, Ohio Home Office Lexington, Kentucky 194 Headquarters for all your Weaving Needs CUSHMAN LUMBER COMPANY Looms Equipment - Linen - Wool Cotton Yarns for Warp and Weft Distributor of Leclerc Looms P.O. Box 2215 Cincinnati 1, Ohio Sample Book and Catalog available for One Dollar which is rebated on your first order of $10.00 or more. Phones: PArkway 1-7058 WAbash 1-7909 Golden Rule Products Div. HUGHES FAWCETT INC. White Pines - Mahogany P.O. Box 276 Kiln Dried Hardwoods Dunellen New Jersey Packings THE MODERN PACKING COMPANY LANCE, INC. Cincinnati, Ohio Gaskets 195 Compliments of WM. GLENNY GLASS COMPANY Comprehensive Service in Glass 10-16 W. Commerce Street Cincinnati, Ohio THE MIAMI MARGARINE COMPANY 1722 Vine Street Cincinnati 17, Ohio 196 OUR SINCERE THANK YOU TO BEREA COLLEGE AND TO THE CHIMES STAFF FOR YOUR PATRONAGE. WE HAVE TRULY ENJOYED OUR PART IN MAKING THE 1958 CHIMES AN AUTHENTIC RECORD OF SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT AND SOCIAL PROGRESS. M A T T S N STUDIO Short Street Berea, Kentucky 197 ■••• ' 4 It- ' s : R— 1 ■ • i 111 1% ELIlMffiSa - i ■ ' %- BEREA COLLEGE STORE 198 INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES To Meet Your Every Need Wilson Industrial Supplies, Inc. maintains the largest stock of such supplies and equipment east of Louisville — We ' ll have whatever you need- When you want it! The parking and loading facili- ties at our new building offer real convenience and increased business proves it. Wilson Industrial Supplies Inc. 550 We9t Fourth Lexington, Ky. Phone 3-1450 Established 1902 BOOKER KINNAIRD INSURANCE Telephone JUniper 5-4131 Louisville Kentucky 199 When we hopefully hammered out our first silver dogwood pin a quarter of a century ago, we sorely needed friends with a true appreciation of our hand-made jewelry. During these twenty-five years we have been fortunate in finding many, but none have ever surpassed the people at Berea. Possibly it is because of the college ' s own long tradition of discovering and encourag- ing only the best and most representative handicrafts of the Southern Highlands. Whatever the reason, Berea has been outstandingly good to us. All the folks at the Stuart Nye Shop are warmly grateful. STUART NYE SILVER SHOP 940 Tunnel Road Asheville North Carolina 200 THE MENGEL COMPANY CORRUGATED BOX DIVISION With present factories at: LOUISVILLE, KY. FULTON, N. Y. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. NASHVILLE, TENN. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. MEMPHIS, TENN. LEXINGTON, KY. KNOXVILLE, TENN. 201 Self Service - Delivery Service Phones 21 and 191 Main Street Berea Best Wishes to The Graduating Class RIVERS SHOE SHOP Short Street Berea, Kentucky Compliments of YOUNG ' S STORE Berea, Kentucky 202 EPLEE ' S MOTEL A Motel of distinction overlooking the Cumberland Mountains. Berea, Kentucky On Highway U.S. 25, and Ky. 21 BARKER ' S CLOTHING CENTER For Men Newly remodeled for better service. Berea, Kentucky 203 Compliments of SIMON ADES SONS COMPANY, INC. Distributors of Berkshire and Hanes Hose Louisville, Kentucky Everyone enjoys GORDON ' S Magic Pak POTATO CHIPS McKINNEY-NEWMAN COMPANY wholesale distributors for Electrical Supplies - Apparatus Appliances Lexington 21, Kentucky Compliments of BEREA COLLEGE BAKERY 204 FORTUNET Compliments of SHOE COMPANY STANDARD OIL Division of General Shoe Corp. R. L. POWELL Nashville, Tennessee Distributor Compliments of Compliments of THE EDRICO ' S CUDAHY PACKING COMPANY Pizza Pie Harrodsburg, Kentucky Italian Spaghetti Ravioli 205 You get the finest at WADSWORTH APPAREL SHOP in Berea i , ,.,,., 1111 1 . i ..... . - -. ' i- iJSSSl 206 «..;;:■■ ■•■■■ «d Nu-Way Cleaner ' s 207 Compliments of Subscribe To THE THE PINNACLE CARLTON RESTAURANT The Official Publication of the Delicious Hamburgers Good Coffee Berea College Student Associa- tion. Compliments Compliments of of ALLEN ' S FLOWERS BAKER Flowers For Every Occasion BUICK SALES 208 WE ARE PLEASED YOU HAVE SHOWN YOUR CON- FIDENCE IN US THROUGH YOUR CHOICE OF THE BALDWIN-BUILT INSTRUMENTS. The Baldwin Concert Grand, Phelps-Stokes Chapel, The Model 10 Baldwin Electronic Organ, Wilderness Rd. Amphi-theatre; the Four Baldwin Grands used by the Music Faculty; The Baldwin 5 ' 8 Grand in the home of Mr. John Chrisman; The 5 ' 2 Grand in Boone Tavern; The two Model 5 Baldwin Elec- tronic Organs and the Thirty Hamilton Studio Uprights in the Music Department. We hope we may serve you in the future. THE BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY 415 Race St. Cincinnati PA 1-7800 2, Ohio Compliments of BEREA DRY CLEANERS Short Street E. L. EDWARDS, Owner-Manager Home of that Good Dry Cleaning and Courteous Service For heating, cooling, ventilating . . . For any air condition, turn to T R A N E The Trane Company LaCrosse, Wis. Scranton Mfg. Div. Scranton, Pa. Clarksville Mfg. Div. Clarksville, Tenn. Trane Company of Canada, Ltd Toronto In Louisville, 327 Fincastle Building, Phone JUniper 2-251 1 97 U.S. and 19 Canadian Offices 209 The Chimes Staff 1959 Assistants: Jackie Blair, Faye Adams, John Sturgill, Carol Burr, Judy Adams, Dana Dezarne, Beverley Taylor, Yvonne Blakely, Uneva Blakely, Penny Nichols, Barbara Baker, Shirley Unthank, Ray Shaw, Chase Dickson, Royce Bailey, Linda Houston, Ray Dash, Bob Batie, B. C. McConnell, Raymond Morris, Dan Hall, Shelby Alderman, Te d Whitson, Troy Watson, Lou Warner, Shelby Sawyer, Clyde Hopkins, Richard Kitts, Peg McConnell, Shirley Jarvis, Carolyn Price, Deane Burdine, Martha Cornett, Frank Gentry. Cover Design: Dolly Dingus. Picture Credits: All of the organizations and most of the activities ' pictures were shot and developed by the Chimes staff photographers, Sam Hawkins, Ron Reed, and Dave Alexander. The faculty pictures, the class pictures for the College, and the Foundation School junior and senior class pictures were taken by Mattson Studio, Berea, Kentucky. We are grateful to Tom Snapp and his Pinnacle staff for their photographs. And we wish to thank Mr. Bob Connor for his pictures. Cheers also to Dean Roy Walters for his cooperation, as well as the Foundation School pictures. And we give our heartiest thanks to everyone who lent a helping hand. Production Advisor: Mr. Bob Walter, S. B. Newman Printing Company, Knoxville, Tennessee. 210 Editorial Board Editor-in-Chief Jan Cornette Associate Editor Ralph Hartsog Business Manager Bob Cabe Classes Editor Don Forester Organizations Editor Evelyn Ritchie Art Editor Dolly Dingus Advertising Manager Pat Pruitt Circulation Co-Managers Earl Lawson Lois Todd Men ' s Sports Editor Dan Hall Women ' s Sports Editor Bobbie Forbes Photographers Sam Hawkins Ron Reed Dave Alexander Foundation Editor ._ Carole Gunkler Adviser Dr. Kenneth Thompson 211 Index Abbott, Elclon Kay — I — 29 ABBOTT, JANICE MARIE— IV— 30: 86 Abbott, Kenneth Juan — III — 7 Abboud, Naji — Special — 12: 91 Abernathy, Helen Elizabeth — II — 26 Adams, Ella Fa; e— III— 1 26 : SS, 95 Adams, Frances Louise — III-— 129: 95 Adams, Judy Ann — I — 31: SO, 8! Adams, Patty Jean — II — 154 ADAMS, STEVA KAREN— IV— 79: 13 8. YWCA, WAA, FTA, SNEA. Adkins, Blaine Daniel —III— 127: 88, 13 1. 13 3 Adkins, Robert Sherrard— I— 153: 129 Agee, Shirley Carol — 1—34: 94 AICH, NORMAN CURTIS— IV— 3 3 Berea Players 1; Harmonia 1, 2, 3; Opera Workshop 1, 2, 3, 4. Al.ivi. Manuchehr — III— 5 5: 90, 93, 98 ALDERMAN, SHELBY JEAN— IV— 107: S4, Chapel Choir. Alexander, David Franklin— II — 3: 211 Alexander, Helen Lee — 1 — 52 Alford, Shirley Fayc— II— 15 1 Allen. Gcraldinc — 1—103 ALLEN, JACK ALGON— IV— 2: 130, 133 Allen, Jean Carolyn — 11—57: 86, 90 Almarode, Thomas Randal — I — 6 Alsip, Norma Darlene — II — 5 8 An, Nack Young — II — 60 Anderson, James Douglas — II — 105 Ando, Emiko — III— 12S ANDO, KYOKO— IV— 9: 84, 8 6. SS, 93, 97. Harmonia Society 3; Fellow- ship of Reconciliation; Guernica So- ciety; SNEA; Cosmopolitan Club 3. ANGEL, LIZZIE FAY— IV— SI Anglin, Alma Jean — I — S2 Arnett, Constance — II — 132 Arnctt, William Glcason — 1 — 1 Asbury, Mary Alice — 155 Asher, Bobbie Jean — 1 — 101 Aslicr, Wanda — I — 102 Ashley, Glenna Ruth — II — 156: 8 1 Ashworth, Willard, |r. — II — 13 1: 132 ATKINSON. ROBERT PAUL— IV— 5: 129, 131, 132, 133. Varsity Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track 3, +; B Club; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Psych. Club; WUS; SNEA; YMCA. Atkinson, Ronnie Coons — II — 157 AUSMUS, DELNO DALLAS— IV— 176 Austin, Catherine — I — 106 Austin, Fred Claibourne — II — 15 8: 84 Austin, Kate — I — 108 Ayers, Horace William — III — 159 Azar, Joseph — Special — 177 Az.bill, Joe Chap in — III — 4: 85 BABER, LARRY GENE— IV— 334: 13 1. Chcm. Club 2, 3; Geol. Club 3, 4, 5; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 3, 4; Psych. Club 1; Berea Players 1, 2, 3. Babcr, Patricia Whiting — I — 37 Bach, Bonnie Esther — I — 61 111: 91, Back, Charles Douglas — 1—15 Back, Roger Vcrden — I — 17 Back, Sandra Ann — I — 63 Baharestan, Khosh-hal, Ahmad — I 114 Bailey, Royce Humphries — III 91 BAIRD, PHOEBE SUE— IV- SNEA; YWCA. Baker, Barbara Jean — III — 1 96 Baker, Donna Deane— I— 409: 92 Baker, Norma Jean— III— 480 : 86, 93 Baker, Patricia Lee— III— 172: 91 Baldwin, Lcon.l— II — 49 BALL, CLARA MAE— IV— 26S: 95. Home Ec. Club 3, 4, V. Pies. 4; WAA 3; Ag-Homc Ec. Club 3, 4; BSU 3, 4. Ball, Kathryn Lucille— I— 1 40 Ball, Mary Jean— I— 141: 9 5 Ballard, Susan Ann— I— 14S Ballard, William Robert— III— I 74 Ballew, Mary Ellen— I— 150 Banks, Billv Ray— II— 23: 132 Barker, Deanna Scharla— II— 1 1 7: S5 Barker, Linda lane — I — 162 Barksdale, Eloise Ann— HI— 1 90 : 91 BARLOWE, LAWRENCE HARLFN —IV— 25: 91. Bus. Econ. Club 3, 4; BSU 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; Flouse Council 1, 2, 3, 4. BARNES, ADELINE SUE— IV— 4S6: 93. Span. Club 1; House Council 1; fr. Coun. 2; Union Church Choir 2; SNEA 3. Barnes, Ha el Joyce— II— 1 6 5 : 93, 45 Barnes, James Douglas — I — 12 Barnes, Yclma Lois — II — 71 Barnett, Ayery Franklin — I — SS Barnett, Sylvia Sue— III— 119: 95, 136 Barnwell, Margaret Alice— II— 143 Barrier, Omer Jack, Jr. — I — 24: 13 1 Bartram, Dorothy Ann — I — 163 Batcman, Katherinc Roberta — 144: 92 Bates, Billie Jo — 1—173: 85 Batie, Bobby Neal — 11—195: 91, 96 Batson, William Edward — III— 196 Bays, Stanley Jackson — II — 100, 80 Bays. Wanda (Mrs. Stanley )— III— 100: 91 Beer, Lois Ruth— II — 145 Begley, Leo — 1—14 Beigi, Faramarz. Esmail— I — 186: 90, 98, 132 Beigi, Farhad Esmail — III — 161: 90, 132 BEIJAN, FERESHTEH— IV— 3 74 Belcher, Darrell Cecil— I— 110 Bennett, Robert Bruce — II — 147: 131, 132 Benning, Otis Costcllo — 1 — 8 5 BENNINGFIELD, MATT— IV— 42: 88. Ag. Union 1, 2; Country Dancers 2; Med. Sci. Club 2, 3; Sigma Pi Sigma 4; German Newspaper Staff 4. Berry, John Henry, Jr. — I — 67 Berry, Stacia Ann (Mrs. Berry) — It — 2012 BEST, BILLY FAY— IV— 64: 85, 132. Country Dancers 2, 3, 4, 5; Swimming Team 3, 4, 5. BEV1NS, MARY JANE— IV— 109: 80, SI, S4, 95. Chapel Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Harmonia Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; All-School Soc. Chairman 4; Women ' s Council 4; Senator 4. BEV1NS, NAOMI GAIL— IV— 41: 84, 9 5. Chapel Choir; Harmonia So- ciety; Home Ec. Club; Home Ec- Agr. Club; Class Secy. 4; Oratorio Choir. Biddix, Cora Dawn— II— 12 5: 97 Bingham, Myrtle Joyce — III — 415: 86 BISHOP, LORETTA AILEEN— IV— 171 Blair, Jackie Hammond— 11— 220: 95 Blair, Jacquelyn— III— 219: 81, 85, 95 Blair, lames Palmer— III— 227 Blair. Jean Eloise— I— 1 3 5 Blair, Martha Ellen (Mrs. James)— II — 227: 90 Blakclv. Carol Yvonne— II— 142: S6 Blakelv, Uneva clan— III— 223 : 124 BLAKEY, EULELA LYONS— IV— 217: 93. Cosmopolitan Club 1; Span. Club 1, 2; Twenty Writers 3, 4; Har- monia 1, 3, 4; Oratorio 2. Blakcy, George Thomas, Jr.— II— 164: 8 5, 93 BLAKEY, SALLY GEORGE— IV— 91 Oratorio Choir 2; Harmonia 3, 4; French Club 2; PAF 3; History Club 5, 4; House Council 2, 3, 4; Berea Players 4. BLALOCK, DANIEL PINKNEY— IV —221: 91 Blankcnship, Patricia Irene — II — 263 Bledsoe, Mvra Geraldine — 1—185 BLEVINS, CHARLES LAWTON— IV — 228: 91 Blevins, Joan Carol— I — 210: 8 6 Blondell, George LaRue— II— 166: 84, 98 Boatright, Carl Hughes — III— 50: 131, 133 Bobbitt, David Bruce — I — 192: 80, 90 BOLEY, ANNA ALICE— IV— 22 5 : SO, 91. Harmonia Society; YWCA; Cosmopolitan Club; Econ. Bus. Club; SNEA; Senate, Executive Council. Bond, Donald Virg il — I — 22 Boone, Cora Lee I— 193 Bowers, Margaret Verna — I — 211 BOWLIN, PEGGY SUE— IV— 124: 86, 93, 13 8. SNEA; Hist. Pol. Sci. Club; YWCA; WAA; Harmonia. Bowling, Gary Lewis — II — 43: 92 Bowling, Loren — 1—95: 125, 129 Bowyer, Charles Lester — II — 167 BOYD, JOSHUA RIEFF, JR.— IV— 36: 92. Orchestra; German News- paper Staff; German Club; Span. Club; Delta Phi Alpha; Intramurals. Boyd, Margaret Ethel — II — 169: 80, 94 Boyd, Shirley Ann (Mrs. Joshua) — III— 3 6 212 I ii clew Brackctt, Tommy Ray— III— 25 5 Bradley, Annisc Jean— III — 578 Bradlcv, Frank — II — 1SS Bradley. John Davis— I— 138 BRA NAM. HAROLD FRANK— IV— 45: 93. Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, V. Pres. 3, Pros. 4; Pinnacle 1. 2, 5, 4. 5, Co-Editor 4; Twenty Writers 2, 3. 4, 5; Junior Counselor 2, 3. Branham, Orvillc Mallov— I— 2 12 Bray. Clarence Denver— III— 370 Bray, Kenneth Ray — I — 197: 152 Breeding, Ransomc Harling — II — 19S Brewer. ' Charles Edward— ' ill— 22(. Brewer. Ken-nit Henry — III — 6 5 Brewer. Richard Johnson — I — 216: S4 Brigmon, Hilda Janet — II — 214 Briss. Elmer Anthony — 1 — 218 Brock. Barbara [eanctte — I — 264 BRODRICK. DAVID MF.ADE— IV— 29S: 85, 91, 9?, 152. Intramurals; YMCA; SXEA; Business and Econ. Club; Country Dancers. Brodrick, SO, 91 BROOKS — 267: 9 Players ; Chairman Joseph h Franklin— III- MARY CATHERINE— IV Harmonia Society 1; Berea 3, 4: Class Social Co- 2; Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Home Ec.-Ag. Society 3. 4. BROOKS, ROGER RAY— IV— 229 BROOKS, WILLIAM PAUL— IV— 230: 93. Veterans Club; SXEA. Brookshirc, James Howard — I — 233 Brown, Billy Clarence — I — 300: 125. 129 Brown. Charles Hunter— I— 224 Brown. Patsy — III — 269 Brown, Ruby Kathleen— II— 1 1 Brown, Stephen Eugene — I — 302 Brown. Vascue O ' Xeil — II — 305 Browning, Lloyd Marion — III — 92: 80. 90 BROWNING, WILNA HONORA— IV— 70: 93. Berea Players; YW ' CA; BSU; German Club; SXEA. BRYAN, RHODA JEAN— IV— 299: SS Buchanan, Harry Glenn — III 14 3: 90, 9S Buchanan, James Floyd — I — 3 37 Buck, George Shannon — III — 301 Buckland. Dorothy W ' ciklc— II — 2006 Bull , Dorothy Louise — I — 3 40: 91 BUMGARDNER, CLOYD OTTIS— IV — 270: 93. French Club 2, 3; Medi- cal Scince Club 2; SNEA 4; Sigma Pi Sigma Chapter Associate 4. Bundy, Elmer Gene — I — 112 Burchctt, Betty Jean — I — 373: 94 Burd, Patricia Ann — III — 481 BURDINE. OLGA GERALDEAN— IV — 304: 93. History and Political Science Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; German Club 3, 4; PAF; SXEA: Harmonia 1. 3, 4; Berea Players 3, 4. Membership Co-Chairman 4; Pi Gamma Mil 3. 4; Debate Club 4; BSU I. 2, 3. 4; WAA 1. 2; Chimes Staff 3. 4. Burgin. Ethel Virginia — II IS 5 BURGIN, RUTH WILSON (Mrs. Frederick)— IV— 446. YW ' CA 4; Psy- chology Club 3. 4. V. Pres. 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; Psi Chi 3; Sociology Club V. Pres.. Program Chairman 4; Phi Kappa Phi Burleson, Carolyn Hope— I— 136 BURLESOX, LELA JOSEPH1XE— IV 339. Berea Players 3; House Council 2; SNEA 4. Bums, Kenneth Ray— II — 86 Burns, Robert Dane — I— 47S Burr, Anthony Lowell— I— 444 Burr, Carol Eugenia — III— 4S2 Burton. Chester Graham — I 147 Burton, Doris Ann — II— 1S7 Burton. Ruth Ann— II— US: 86. 87. SS, 90 Byrd. Carl Bethel, |r.— I— 479 Byrd, Karen Ann — II — 266 Byrd, Keith Harold— II— 262 Byrd. Margaret Milinda— I— 4S4: 81, 91 BYRD. MARY EVELYN— IV— 3 8 : 92. 94. 96. French Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Cosmopolitan Club 1, 2, 4; PAF 2, 4; History and Political Science Club 3, 4; Young Democrats Club 1. 2. 3 4: Psychology Club 1, 4; Berea Players 1. 2, 3, 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4. Byrd. Willard Charles— II— 442 Cabbage, Susan Bceler — I — 2 72 CABf . ROBERT EDWARD— IV— 241: 211. Phi Gamma Mu 3. 4; Busi- ness Manager Chimes 4; Pinnacle Staff 2. 3; YMCA 3; Berea Players 1; Intra- murals 1, 2. 5, 4; Young Democrats Club 4; Business Club 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. 2; Wrestling Team 1. CAGLE, SHIRLEY JEAN— IV— 245: 94. French Club !; Psychology Club 4; Agricultural Union 4; Pi Gamma Mu 4. Caldwell, Alice Jo— II— 271 Calfee. Gloria Ann — III— 273: 84 Calhoun, Edward Carroll — II — 237 Calvert, Merle Joan — I — 291: 93 Campbell, Betty Lou— III — 232 Campbell. Darrel— I— 252 Campbell, Edna Earle — 1—43 7: 8 9 Campbell, Gene Haywood — II — 246 Campbell, James Lester — I — 507 Campbell, Zane Edward — I — 242 Cantrcll, Oryille. ),-.— I— 243 Cantrell, Wallace. Ir.— I— 248 Carharc, Mary Lou — III— 493: 84 Carr, John Raymond— I — 2 54 Carringcr, Jimmy Luther — I — 25 6 Carroli. Billy Joe — III — 34S: 31 CARROLL, MARVIN EUGEXE— IV — 520. Agricultural Union 1, 2. 5, 4. Carroll, Patricia Ann — II — 2S9 Carter, Edna Marie — III— 292: 93, 136 Carter. CASE, Rebecca Nell— II— 399: JERRY DOUGLAS— IV- 94 CASE, KATHRYN MAE (Mrs. Jerry D.)— IV— 467 Cass. Billy Parker— I— 25 7 Caswell, Alice Elizabeth— II— 306 Caswell, Charles David— I— 3 12: 131 Catchcn, Georgia Pearle — Nurse, Cin- cin. Catron, Rebecca Lou— I— 327 Caudill, Geneva— I— 329 Caudill, Kenneth Ra 1—239 CAUDILL, PHILIP REED— IV— 249. American Chemical Society; Pi Alpha. Cave, Shelby Jean— III— 250: 9 5 Cecil, Barbara Ilenc— II— 508 Chadwell, James Wesly— II— 247 Chaffins, Gary Dean— III— 46 5 Chafin, Shirley Ruth— III— 5 52 : 84, 92 Chambers, Marcella Katherine — II — 325: S4 Chandler. Dorothy Mae— II— 526: 90, 97 Chang, Elaine— III— 561: 84, 85 Chang, Eun Young — I — 5 62 Chapoell, Monty Lee — 1—564: 80, 94 Cheek. Violett— III— 461 Childers, Anna Mae — III— 450 Childers, Charlotte Ann— II — 579 Childers, John Earl— I— 5 82 CHILDS, MAURICE CLARK— IV— 279: 152. Swimming Team 1. 2, 5. 4; Psychology Club 1; German Club 5; B Club 2, 5. 4. Chin, Frances W ' .— Special— 5 54 Clark. Carl Edward— I— 277 Clark. Mildred— I— 416 CLARK, PHILIP GERALD— IV— 466: 92. History and Political Science Club; Spanish Club. Clifton, Ed Arnold— III— 450: 151 Cline, Joy Ann— II— 515 Cobb, Rebecca Sue — Nurse, Cincin. Cobbler, Joe Elmer — I — 419: 15 1 Ccburn, Patricia Sue — II — 542: 95 Codv, Andrea Lee — I — 420 Cody, Phyllis Corrina— P.G.— 469: 95 Cody, Shirley Ann— III — 545 Coffey, Eleanor Hammond — III — 240: S4 Coffman, Annetta Pauline — III — 48 5 Cole. Beulah Anne— I— 429 COLE, IRIS MAE— IV— 52 5 COLEMAN, CLEO— IV— 521: 95. Women ' s Council 2, 5; Clothing and Etiquette Committee Chairman 3; Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4; Agri- culture-Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4. Collier, Patricia Ann— III— 344: 82 Collins, Anna Faye — Special — 276 Colvin, Barbara Levada — I — 5 57 Colvin, Rosemary — I — 5 07 COMBS. DELBERT DEAN— IV— 448: 129 Combs, Newton — III — 25 1: 152 Combs, Phyllis. Ann — I 152 Compton, Robert Norman — III — 2 55: 84: 88, 129, 151, 153 COMSTOCK, EMILY MAE (Mrs. Paul) — IV — 346: 93 COMSTOCK, PAUL CONLEY— IV— 346: 87 213 Index COXCHA. LUIS A.— IV— 470: 89, 92, 132. UYF; Spanish Club Pros.; Geology Club Trcas.; Sigma Beta Gamma; Soccer Team. Conlcy, Doris Jean — Nurse, Cincin. Conlev, Vernon— III— 360: 125, 129 CONNER. INA MARGARET— IV— 471 CONNER, RUTH WALKER— IV— 473. SNEA; Harmonia Society. Conovcr, Sandra Marie— III— 396: 87, 9 3 Cook, John Sam— III— 25 5: S4 Cook, Marilyn Virginia — Nurse, Cin- cin. Coomer, James Claudus— III— 3 18, 94. 95 Coomer, J. T.— Ill— 392: 94, 9! Coop, Russell Edward— II— 424: 92. 130 Cooper, Barbara Ann — I — 434 Cooper, Eleanor Gaylc— III— 3 S S : 80 Cooper, Mabel Louise — II — 3 89 Cordle, Barbara Ellen— I— 454: 94 Cornelius, Jerry Elwyn — I 15 5 Cornett, Jack Roger — T — 4 56 Cornett, Larry Cecil— III— 4S7 CORNETT, MARTHA SUSAN— IV — 397. French Club 1, 2: History and Political Science Club 3, 4, Secy. 4; PAF 2, 3, 4, Planning Committee 4; Harmonia Society 3, 4; Berea Players 1, 2, 4; Pinnacle 1. 2, 3; W ' AA; Chimes 4. CORNETTE, JOANNE WINIFRED — IV — 494: 81, 84, 93, 2 11. Twenty Writers 1, 2, 3, 4; Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Pinnacle Staff 1, 2, 3; Chimes Staff Editor 4; Chapel Choir 2, 4; Oratorio Choir 2; Harmonia Society 1.3; SNEA 4; Senate 2; Junior Coun- selor 3; Opera Workshop 3; Women ' s Association Social Chairman 4; YWCA 1; French Club 1; Psychology Club 3; PAF 3; Cosmopolitan Club 1; House Council 3, 4. Correll, Joe Milton — 1—457: 80, 84 Coskey, Evelyn Gra 11—48 8: 92 Counts, Herbert Roger — I — 460 Cowdcn, Donald James — I — 238: 131 Cox, Lynn Davis — III— 278: 13 1, 133 Cox, Marion Dale — I — 462: 96 Cox, Mary Annis — 1—356 CRABTREE, JANICE EARLENE— IV — 422: 88, 94. Cosmopolitan Club I; French Club 1; House Council I; Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 1; Senate 2; All-School Social Chairman 2; Judicial Commission 4. Crabtree, Nina Geraldinc — II — 414: 91 Crase, Arvil— III— 4 5 3 : 94, 129, 133 Crawford, John Paul — II— 283 Crawford, Laura Alice — I — 395 CRAWFORD, MARGIE LOUISE— IV — 418: 81, 95. Harmonia Society 4; Flome Economics Club 2, 3, 4; Agri- culture-Home Economics Club 3, 4, Junior Counselor 3; YMCA 1; Psy- chology Club 1. Crigger, Mary Lou — I — 506: 91, 133 Criss, Roger Gregory— I— 417 Crotty, Caron Lynn— II— 431: 80, 84 Croucher, Samuel Lee — I 163: 8 5 CROWLEY, BILLIE JEAN— IV— 42 3: S6. YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 1; Berea Players 1, 3, 4; WAA 3. 4. Crummctt, Charlotte Rose — II — 43 5: S6 Crutchcr, Ronnie Lee — I — 468 Cunningham, Clyde LeRo; 1 — 490 Cunningham, Elizabeth Rose — II — 436 Cupp, Floye Phyllis— II— 464 Curtis, Joan Barbara — I — 491 Damron, Evelyn Marie— I— 296 Daniel, Gerald Owen— II— 5 51: 12 9, 133 Dash, Raymond Hershel — III — 3 50 Davenport, Eula Joyce — I David Chclladurai— III— 677: Davidson, Anna Frances — I — 642 86 132 86, Davidson, Lis Leana— II— 5 69 Davis, Daniel Layten— III— 5 5 : 90 Davis. Darrel Glenn— II— 5 53 Davis, Edward Wallet— 1—43 8 : SO, 9S DAVIS, FLORENCE BESSIE— IV— S4 Davis, Jackye Nell— I— 440: 84 Davis, James LcMarr — I — 474 Davis. Lila Rave— I— 476: 86, 124 Davis. Patsy Sue — I — 574: 9? Davis, Vance Penlev — III — 55 5: S4 Dayton, Arthur Dale — III — 33 1: 90 Dean, Roger Lee— P. G.— 660, 93 DEATON, BARBARA NELL— IV— 6SS: 86, 91. SNEA; Economics and Business Club Leadership Training Con- ic rencc Committee; YWCA. Deaton, Emma Lou — III — 64 1 DEDMAN. TAY JOY— IV— 606: 82. 93. Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Twenty Writers 3, 4; Berea Players 2, 3, 4; Public Af- fairs Forum 2; Band 2; Pinnacle Staff DcHart, Margaret Ann — II — 5Sh: 86, DcHcart, Rose Mary— I— 5 12: 91, 92 Delinger, John Logan — I — 5 13 Derting, Claude Wallace — III — 640: 94 Dcz.arne, Dana Lee — II — 679 Dicken, Ha cl Fayc — II — 644 Dickson, Chase — III — 609 DICKSON, SHELDON PARKES— IV — 36S: 131. Geology Club 3, 4; French Club 1. 2; Berea Players 2, 4; Ameri- can Chemical Society 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track 3, 4. Dills, Betty Sue— II— 622 Dills, lack Coburn — II — 259, 132 Dimsdalc, Gwendolyn — II — 294 DINGUS. DOLLIE WRAY— IV— 402: 93, 211. YWCA; Psychology Club; SNEA; French Club; Chimes Staff. DISHNER, NORMA DELL— IV— 405: 85, 136, 138. WAA 1, 2. 3, 4; Modern Dance 2, 3, 4; Senate 3; Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4. Dixon, James Harold— I — 568: 126, 129 Dizncy, Robert Edward, Jr.— Ill— 5 52 Dodrill, David Randall— II— 260 Dodson, Wanda Lee — II — 623 DOTSON, LARRY LEE— IV— 477: 89 Dotson, Margaret Louise — III — 626 DOTSON, WILLIE ANN— IV— 5 10 Douglas, Janet Marie — II — 3 69 Dove, Judith Lvnn— I— 547: 86, 93 DOWDY, MARY ANNETTE (Mrs. Robert) — IV — 5 11: SS, 95. Harmonia Society 1; YWCA 1; Psychology Club 1; Bere.i Players 2; Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4; Agriculture-Home Eco- nomics Club 3, 4, President 4. DOWDY. ROBERT HEDLEY— IV— 511: 95. Harmonia Society 1; YMCA 1; Agriculture Union 1, 2. 3, 4; Berea Players 2; Agriculture-Home Eco- nomics Club 3, 4. DOWELL. ELIZABETH PAULINE— IV — 607: 95. Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4; Agriculture-Home Economics Club 3, 4. DUCKWORTH, JACK EDWARD— IV— 64 5: 13 1 Due, Nancy Rces — III — 676 Dula, Arvin Maurice— I— 54S : 84 Dunawav, Fleber— 1—661 : 129, 133 Duncan. Shelby Jean— II— 62S Dunham, Lloyd H— I— 449: 126, 129 Dunkle. Rebecca Ann — III— 646: 95 Dunnavent. Walter Edward — III — 604 Eadcs, Annita Elizabeth — I — 5 93 Fades, Rubv Mane — 11—613 EARNHARDT, EDNA LOUISE— IV — 5 5S: 136 Earnhardt, Randolph Dedric— III— 595 Faster. Mildred Lvnne— II— 631 EATON, LOUIS SILER— IV— 5 76: 8 9 Edwards, Thomas Lee — III — 629: 80, 84 Ellcdgc, Barry Ward— I — 5 56: 84 Ellis, Alice Marlene — II — 668: 84, 95 Ellison, Jerry Lea — I — 5 57: 9 5 Elswick, Eddie— I— 57S: 89 Flswick, Frederick Thelmer— III— 61 2 : 80, 81 Emory, Eric Dave — 1—5 59 Erdman, Julia Clo — I — 5 92 Evans, Rose Mar) — I — 614 Everett, Cecil Darrcll— II — 577 Fain, Betty Mae— II — 565 FAIRCHILD, BETTY ALLENE— IV — 585: 93. SNEA; Spanish Club. Fairchild, Polly Anne— I— 63 3: 92 Farley, Carolyn Mae — I — 707 Farlev, Garv Donald— I — 5 63: 80, 13 1 FEAGAN, J.ILL PATRICIA— IV— 6 53 Fcagan. Judith Ann — III — 581: 93 Feltner, Harold— III— 61 5 : 85 Feltner, Sarah Elizabeth— 1—5 83 : 94 FELTY, KENT KELLY— IV— 65 5 : 89. Geology Club V. Prcs.; Intramurals. Ferrili, Nora Jane — I — 634: 86, 95 Fields, Plainer— II — 618 214 liicle.v Fields. Truman— II — 600: 130 FINE, WILLIAM FRANKLIN— IV— 601: 91. Economics and Business Club 2, 3, 4; YMCA 1. 2, 3. 4, Secy.- Trcas. 3; Spanish Club 2. Fink, Shirley Ann — I — 693 Finlcy, Lilly Estelle— I— 703 Fitzgerald, Nina Dolores — I — 636 Iii pauick, Ken Rodney — III — 621 Flack, Donna Lou — III — 63 5: 9 5 Flecnor, Walter Carter— I — 5S0 Flynn, Hollis— III— 667: 80, 131, 132 Forbes, Edward Van— I— 639: 82 FORBES, GLADYS MARIE— IV— 603 WAA Board Member 2, 3, 4; Modern Dance 3, 4: Chimes Staff, Women ' s Spcrts Editor 4: Aquacade 3, 4; Wo- men ' s Officiating Club 4. FORDHAM, KENNETH HOWARD IV— 64S: 97, 130 FORESTER, DONALD WAYNE— IV 617: S4, S8. Junior Class Pros. 3; Sigma Pi Sigma 3. 4, Pres. 4: Phi Kappa Phi 3. 4; Pi Alpha 3. 4; Chimes Staff Classes Editor 4; Dormitory Pres. 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Representa- tive 1, Letterman 1; Men ' s Association Secy. 2; Chapel Choir 1. 2, 3, 4; Harmonia Society 1, 2; Oratorio Choir 3; Swimming Team 3; Baptist Student Union Council 4. Forester, Lois June — I — 6 5 Forrest, Robert Havnes— I — 6 57 FOX, DONALD FURMAN— IV— (.54: 84, 94, 132. Chapel Choir 1. 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team 2. 3, 4; Agriculture Union 1, 2. 3, 4; Men ' s Association Treas. 4; Agriculture-Home Economics Club 3, 4. FOX, HARVEY EUGENE— IV— 598 Fox, Tcrrold Walden— I— 673 FRANCISCO. MARY KATHLEEN— IV— 6 56: S4. 93. YWCA 1; Berea Players 1; Chapel Choir 2, 3, 4; Har- monia Society 3, 4; SNEA 4; Cosmo- politan Club 1 ; Christian Youth Coun- cil 3: Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3. FRANK, ALLEN LEE— IV— 669 Franklin, Helen Louise — I — 687 FRANKLIN, JOHNNY— IV— 690: 133. Agriculture Union; B Club; Baseball Team. Frazier, Larry Wendell — II — 566: 82 Frazier, Mary Marzella — II — 616 Frazier, Sally — I — 705: 85, 95 FREEMAN, MARGARET ANNE— IV —692: 93. SNEA 4. FREEMAN, NELLE GERTRUDE— IV— 65 1 Freeman, Nora Belle — I — 674 Frith, Captain Herman — III — 686 Fryman. Anna Gail — I — 675 Fugate, Mary Helen — II — 706 Furrow. Ronald Lee — I — 689 Gabbard, John Taylor — I — 789 Gabbard, Loberta — 1—75 5 Gaddv, Carolyn Bertha — I — 753: 84 Gardner, Jane — II — 784 Garner, Martha Janet — II — 786 Gates, Shirley Jean — Nurse, Cincin. Geiss, Wayne Albert— III— S93 GENTRY, FRANK ROBERT— IV— 1001: 80. Senate; House Council; Berea Players; Psychology Club; Busi- ness and Economics Club; Assembly Assistant. George, Harry William. Jr.— Ill— 934: 91, 93 Gibbs, Andrew Wesley— I— 789: 94 Gibson, Eleanor Louise — I — 711 Gibson, Judith Delane— II— 790: 84 Gibson, Lois Marie— II— 928: 86 GIBSON, PAUL ALLEN— IV— 748 Gibson, Rav Allen— I— 820 Gilbert, Beverly Ann— III— 930: 85 Gilbrcath, Ralph Eugene— II— 71 6 Gill, William Earl— I— 970 GILLESPIE. ROBERT LEE— IV— 892 87 95 Gilliam, Clyde Pearson— HI— 964 Girdler, Betty Jo— I— S27 Glazier, Alice joy— III— 971: 138 Glazier, Catherine Louise — III — 972 Godsey, Maurice Adrian— II— 75 1 Goins, Doris Ann — I — 8 56 Gomez, Gcrardo — II — 78 5 Gomez, Janet Eller (Mrs. Gerardo) — Nurse, Cincin. GOODWIN, NANCY LEE— IV— 82 3: 91. SNEA; Economics and Business Club; YWCA; Cosmopolitan Club; Pi Gamma Mu Society. Gordon, Vernon Ward— III— 830: 93 Gosnell, Alice Orelena — II — 864 Gothard, Howard Newton — II — 719 Gouge, George Gibbs— II— 720 Gouge, Sarah Louise— III — 1008: 8 5 GRAHAM, DAVID RICHARD— IV — 821: 84. Chapel Choir 1, 2. 3, 4, Pres. 4; Oratorio Choir 2; Men ' s As- sociation Treas. 2. GRANT, MARJORIE ANN— IV— S57: 95. Home Economics Club 3. Agriculture-Home Economics Club Cosmopolitan Club 1; YWCA 1, Berea Players 4. GRAVES! GENE RAYMOND— IV— 895: 81, 94. Dormitory Pres.; Agri- culture Union Treas.; Men ' s Council; Baptist Student Union; LTC. Graves, Rodney Birch — II — 932 Grecnawalt, Forest Lee — I — 861 Greene, Carol Marlenc — II — 93 3 Greene, John David— III— 973 : 91 Greene, Linda Gail— II— 899 Greene, Nathan Doyle — III — 93S: 98 Greer, Jones Charles — II — 867 Grcgorv, Mary Elaine — II — 936 Gregory, Shirley Ann — II — 974: 80 Gregory, Sybil Elizabeth — II — 966 Griffin, Sherry Jean — I — 865: 95 Gunter, Barbara Enola — I — 897 Gutherie, Thomas Kendrick. Jr. — I — 900 Gwinn, Helen Ilene— I — 931 Hacker, Ju n— II— 83 3 Haga, Cleta Maye — III — 766 Hager, Bobby Dwight— III— 9 5 5 HAGER, PATRICIA ANNE— IV— 866: 95. WAA; Pinnacle Staff; Berea Players; Home Economics Club; Psy- chology Club; YWCA Hale, Julia Deloris— III— 769: 95 Hale, Thelma Kathryn— III— 1027: 93 HALL, DANIEL EVAN— IV— 757: 81, SS, 91, 211. Country Dancers 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Harmonia Society 4; Men ' s Association Secy. 4; Business and Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chimes Staff Sports Editor 4; Berea Players I; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. HALL, MARY ALICE— IV— 975. Medical Science Club 1, 2, 4; Har- monia Society 3; WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Women ' s Council 3. Hall. William Robert— I— 918 Hamilton, Lowell Allen— II— 722 : 85 Hamilton, Norma Lee — I — 83 8 Hamon. Mary Ellen— III— 772 : 87 Hampton, Ruby Nell— II— S7S: 95 Hamrick, Sandra Sue — II — 761 Hamrick, Terry Lee — I — 727: 84 HANCE, DANIEL DUDLEY— IV— 834: 133. Varsity Baseball Team 2, 3, 4; B Club 3, 4; Agriculture Union; Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4. Hardestv, Phillip Claude— II— 72 5 Hardin, ' Eva Carrol— II— 775 : 89, 136 Hardwick, David— P. G — 767 Harmon, Rebecca Ann— III— 808. 80, 84 Harman, Ronald Dale— I— 728: 81 Harmening, Cecilia Ann — I — 870 Harmon, Minnie Ellen — I — 9 57 Harper, Peggy Ann — I — 793 HARRILL, JAMES THOMAS— IV— 1019 Harris, Mary Ann — II — 804 Harris, Phvllis Ann— III — 1026: 86 HARRIS. WESLEY LOWEI L— IV— 980: 90. 94. Agriculture Union; Agri- culture-Home Economics Club; Beta Beta Beta. Harrison, Maxinc — II — S12 HARRISON, SHIRLEY ANN— IV— 956: 94, 95 Hartman, William Harvej 1—73 3 HARTSOG, CLIFFORD RALPH— IV — 872: SO, 211. Pinnacle Staff 2; Chimes Staff 4; Senate 4. Hash, Mort Paul, Jr.— I— 73 5 HATFIELD, CECIL EDWARD— IV — S44 Hatfield, Lowell Deloss— II— 759 Haught, Carl Edward— I— 87 5 HAWKINS. BETTY KINSER (Mrs. William)— IV— 803 Hawkins, John Oliver— I — 90 5 Hawkins, Mary Helen— I— 877 HAWKINS, RUPERT SAMUEL— IV — 731: SO, 81, 133, 211 HAWKINS, WILLIAM RICHARD— IV— S03 Hav, Ina Kav — Nurse, Cincin. HAYES, ROBERT— IV— 883: 93 215 lllflcVY Hayes, Rose Ellen — I — 760: 8 5, 9S Hayes, Thomas Sidney — I — 908: 8? Haynes, Elizabeth Victoria — III — 882: 91, 156 Haynes, Eunice Nell— II— S 84 HAYS, JUDITH LYNN— IV— 941: 94 Hazelwood. Melvyn Douglas — I — 9 50 Hcird, Elizabeth Joyce — Nurse, Cincin. Helton, Mary Frances— I— 907: 93 Hcmbrec, Marion Jo— II — 909 Henderson, Bonnie Jean — I — 912: S h Henderson, Florence Rebecca — I — 1081: S5, 97 Henderson, Freddie Pauline — 11—916: 8 5 Henderson, Rebecca Lucille — II — 843: Hendricks, Hugh— II— 919: 132 Henry, Sue (Mrs. James) — Nurse, Cin- Hensley, Evelyn Florence — II — 920 Henslcy, Jacqueline — I — 1017: 156 Hcnslcy, Joy Louise — 1917: 9 5 Herd, Dennis Bry— I— 1915: 94 Hevener, Ruby Phyllis— III— 5 92: 93 Hibbard, Anna Earlenc — I — 940: 91 Hickman, James Bertram — II — 943 Flicks, Howard Kit — III— 876 HIGGINS, JULIAN— IV— 904: 89 Hile, Terry Lee — II — 977 Hill, William Preston — 111—939: 95 HINDS, DELMAS DEWITT— IV— 9S5: 9. Psychology Club 1; Business and Economics Club 4; Harmonia So- ciety 3; Pi Gamma Mu; Intramurals 1, 2. Hinojosa, Gilberto — II — 947: 92, 94 Hix, Bettv Jean— III— 982 Hodges, Linda Lee — II — 949 Hcgan, Charles Wynonia — III — 83 5: 86, 93 HOGG, EMOGENE (Mrs. Ed)— IV — 1993: 81. Business and Economics Club. HOGUE, PRESTON R.— IV— 795: SO. 88, 93, 96. Student Senate 4; Campus Government Committee 4; LTC 4; Berea Players 3, 4: Pi Gamma Mu 5, 4; Outlying Work 3; Cosmo- politan Club 3. 4: YMCA 3, 4; History and Political Science Club 3. 4, Presi- dent 4; Twenty Writers 3, 4, President 4; Young Democrats Club 5, 4, Presi- dent 4; Public Affairs Forum 3, 4, President 4. Transfer from Tyler Jr. College, Tyler, Texas. Holder, Don Wayne— 1—940 Flolder, Tracy Lee — I — 94S Hollan, Charles Kay— I— 953 HOLLAND, LUCILLE JF.ANF.TTF— IV — 771. Harmonia Society; French Club; CYC. Hollitt, Charles Mike— II— 976 Hollyfield, Mary Gnsta va— II— 979 HONG, TAL CHUN— TV— 906: 94. Agriculture Union, UYF, Cosmopolitan Club. Hood, James Thomas — I — 983 Hood, Robin Glenn — I — 984 Hoover, Marcus Gra — III — 989 Hoperaft, David— II— 800 : 92, 97, 152 HOPKINS, CLYDE RUSSELL— IV— 879: SO, 84. Agriculture Union 1, 2, 3, 4; YMCA 2; Chapel Choir 4: Men ' s Association V. Pres. 4. Hopper, Sally Anita (Mrs. Frank) — II — 806 Hornbuckle, M.ircia Ice— I— 988 Floupe. John Edward— III— 954: 95 Houslev, Mvra Lee — I— 101 1 HOUSTON, LINDA JEANNE— IV— 75 : 84. Harmonia Society 1; Oratorio Choir 2; Chapel Choir 2, 5, 4, Secy.- Treas. 4; Berea Players 4; Women ' s Association Secy. 5. Howard, Mary Mildred— I— 1 020 Howard. Patricia Louise — 1 — 802 Howard. Wendell Lee— I — 1021 HUDDLFSTON, JAMFS EMERSON, [R. — IV — 809: 91. Economics and Business Club. HUDSON, GLEN WILKES— IV— 799: 80, 87, SS. Student Council 1; Debate Team 1; Delegate to Little UN 1. 2; YMCA 1; Berea Pl.ivers 1. 2, 5; Cosmopolitan Club 1; Senate 2. 5. 4; Communications Officer 2; Executive Council 2. 5, 4: Committee on Racial Discrimination 2. 5; SA V. Pres. 3; Psi Chi 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 5. 4; Senior Class Pres. 4; Clothing and Eti- quette Committee 4; Harmonia 4: Campus Government Committee 4. Hudson, Sadie Gcynne— II — 9S6: 94 Huff, Coleman Conrad — III — 732: 94 HUFF, CORDEIL— IV— 8 10: 13 1. 153. Basketball Team 1, 2, 5; Track 2, 5. 4; YMCA; Business Club 2. 3. 4. Huff. Odell— II— 98 I : 12 , 129, 13 1 HUFFMAN, ROY GORDON— IV— 84 : SS. 91. Pi Alpha; Aloha Phi Delta; Country Dancers; Harmonia Society; Math Club. Hughes, Charles Freeman— 1—1 02 5 Hughes, Lochicl Lee— III— 944 Hunley, Janice Yvonne — III — low,: 95, 124 FRF.F- Issacs. Elanor Ruth— II— SS5: 97 Isani, Mukhtar All— P.G.— 814: 8 90, 93, 97, 155 ISRAEL, TAMES RAY— IV— 742: 80 HUNNICUTT, BARBARA MAX— IV— SO 5. SNFA; Bere. Hunnicutt, Char les Columbus- SOS Hunt. Ester Paul inc— II— 871: ' Hurt, Glcnna Kayc — I — 874: 84 Huskins, Anetta Carolyn — II — 1010: 911 Huskins, Jo Aon — 1 — 794 IIUTCFIINS, CFIARIES ANDREW— IV — 773: 89 Hutchins, Delynn Morris— I— 729 Hutchinson, David Crockett— III— 869: 80 Plutson, ferry Ronald — I — S4o HYUN, JAF KYUNG— IV— 797: 88, 97. 132. Pi Alpha; Cosmopolitan Club. Ingledcw, Jean Carol — I — S49: 95 INGRAM, ELEANOR GAIL— IV— 848 Jamerson, Joyce Loretta — II — 888: 90 lame,. Brian Oakley — III— S17: 94 James, Ingrid Barbara (Mrs. Brian O.) — Nurse, Cincin. James. William Paul — II — 44 larrett. Norma George — II — S91: 94 JARVIS, SHIRLEY MARIE— IV— 777: S7. 93. Harmonia Society 1; Cosmopolitan Club 1 ; Psychology Club 1. 2. 3; Berea Players 3. 4; Dormitory Council 1; Junior Class Secy.-Treas. 3; Young Democrats Club 2, 5; WAA 1 ; Psi Chi National Honorary Society 5, 4, Sees. 4; All-School Finance Com- mittee 5; SNEA 4; LTC Planning Committee 4; Women ' s Council 4; Chimes Staff Adv. 4; WUS 2; BSU; YWA Pres. 2. Jarvis, William Maurice. Jr. — II — S 5 2 Johnson, Cecilia Rose — II — S s 5 : 94 Johnson, Cloyd Jennings — III — 924 Johnson, Lelia — II — 997: 90 Johnson, Mary Elizabeth — I — S87: 90 Johnson, Stephen White — I — 745 JONES, HERMAN DOWELL— IV— 105 0. Berea Players. Jones. Mary Florence— II— 92 S JONES. OPAL— IV— 994: 91. Pi Alpha 5, 4; Math Club 4. Jones, Patty Augusta — I — 7S1 Jones. Paul ' Gene— II— 783: 129 Jones, Shelby Jean (Mrs. Paul)— I— 78 5 Jones. Sherrcna Florence — I — 816 Jump, Frma Fee — I — 92(, JUSTICE. PEGGY PEARL— IV— 922 : 91, 136. WAA 1. 2. 3. 4; YMCA 1; BSU 1. 2;. Harmonia Society 1. 2, 3; SNFA 4; Business and Economics Club 4. JUSTUS, KENNETH GURTHERIE— IV— 85(1. Berea Players 1. 2; YMCA I. 2; Agriculture Union 3. 4; Agri- culture-Home Economics Club 3. ' 4; Intramurals I. 2. 5. 4. keck, [ames Oliver — I — 1040: 151 Kecblc. Carole Jean— I— 1091 Keen, |ohn Ellis — 1 — 1044: 92 KEEN, RACHEL ELIZABETH— IV— 1100: SS. 93. Psychology Club Secy. I, 2, ' .; Berea Players 1. 2. 5; SNEA V. Pres. 5. 4; Chapel Choir 2; Har- monia 4; German Club 5; Phi Kappa Phi 3. 4; Wesley Foundation 1, ' 2, Pub. Chairman 2; House Council 4. Keeter, [any Gene— III— 1 049 Kelly, Mary Elizabeth— II— 1 057 KEMP. EDWARD LEON— IV— 1060: SO, 90. Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Beta Beta Beta 5. Pres. 4; Pi Alpha 3, Pres. 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Senate 4; American Ch emical Society 2; Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, Sunday School Chairman 2; Judicial 216 IllcltVY Committee 1 ; Psychology Club 1 ; Medical Science Club 1, 2. Kennedv. Allan Eugene— II— 1037 Khalcd, Sliafeck— TI— 1070: 94. 97, Khatami. Hassan— I— 1072 Kidd, Hans Randolph. Jr.— HI— 1039 Kidd, Parsv Dclores— I— 1078 KIDD. PEGGY SUE— IV— 10S2: 136. VC ' AA I. 2, 3, 4. Board 4; Home Eco- nomies Club 4; Agriculture-Home Eco- nomies Club 3. Kilbournc, lames Walter— 11— 1 045 Kim. In Sook— 111— 1059: 86, 94 Kimball, Rose Marie— I— 1084: 136 Kinder. David Foster — 1 — 1046 Kindle, Nellie Gene— 1— 10S7 Kin S , Barbara Kathleen— II— 1071 : 82 King, David Clayton— I— 1 OSS Kiracofc, Carolyn Harrington — III — 1076 KIRK. PAUL FREDRICK. JR.— IV— 1092: 84 kis.imore. Violet Louise — Nurse. Cin- cin. Riser. George Claude— II— 1 048 : 82, 131 Kitchen, Robert— I— 1 081 Kitts. Halburn Lansas— II— 1077: 84. 91. 92 KITTS, RICHARD EDWARD— IV— 1036: SI. S4, 124. Bere.i Players 1, 2. 3, 4; Psychology 1; Young Demo- crats 2: Senate 1, 2; Men ' s Association 4: Cheerleader 4. Knight. George Alexander— I— 1 05 6 KOOXE, DAISY— IV— 1082: 86. Senator 3; Harrnnnia Society 3, 4; HSU Secy. 3, Pres. 4. Kramer. Loren Wight— II— 1090: 85. l J 5 Kxle. Kenton Riley— II— 1093 : 131 Lainharr, Carlos Donal, Jr.— I— 1074 1 .ikes. C ,rl — I — t I I 5 lake. Gars Wendell— I — 1 1 I 1 1 Will. IS! TTY lOL ' ISl (Mrs. Floyd) — IV — 1 121 : 93. SNFA; FT A 2. 3. Iamb. Irene llendnek 1— I 159 Lambert, Eleanor Louise— I— I 1 17: 86 I. nice. Mars Allien — 1 1 — 1 13 2: 90 lane. Carrie Esther— 1—1 122 lane, limes R.n — 1—117 ' ) I liner, Rebecca Ruth— 1—1138 Lanier, William Parker— HI — 1 1 08 Lankford, Lois Sue— II — I I 50: 86 l.ankford, Sherrill Estcl.lc — II— 1 1 5 3 : 92. 95 l.irman. Gene Frederick — HI — 1 I 69 Latham, Danny Owen — 1 — 105] t.awson, Barbara ]c.in — 11 — 1129 Lass-son. Dennis falmadgc — II — 1119 LAWSON. EARL I DWARD— IV— 1148. Pinnacle Business Mgr.; Chimes Cir. Editor; Senator; Business , i K Economy Club. Lawson, John Tom — I — I 1 5 4 Lass-son, Robert Allen — III — 1135, 92. 94. 98 Lasvson, Robert Gene — III — 1139 lcdfnrd. Barbara Gail— II— 1 1 54: 94 Ledford, Richard Clark— I— 1 147: 131 Lee, Sandra Ellen— I— 1 157 1.1. G G, PAUL DAVIS— IV— 1125: 90, 94. Agriculture Union 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3; Tri Beta 3, 4, V. Pres. 4. Legged, Roger Floyd— 1—1160 lcr.nh.irdt. Carson Odes— I— 1162 Lcouire, Karen— II— 1 1 5 2 : 91 Lester, Jesse Lee— I— 1112: 129 Lethgo, Linda Daye— I— 1164 Lewis, Doris Ann — 1—1140: 80 Lewis, Frances Coralee— III— 1 1 5 8 : 91. 93 LEWIS, LILLIAN (Mrs. Burnice)— IV S20: 95 LEWIS. MABLE— IV— 115 1: 91. 138. SXEA; Pinnacle Staff; Business and Economics Club; Berea Players. Ling, Robert Francis — II — 1110: 130 131 Linkenhoker, Ben Youell— III— 1 1 61 Little, Thomas William— I— 1 1 70: 85 long. Wayne Spurgeon — I — 1173 looper. Louise Artciia — III — 10S3: 156 Lovejoy, Emma Margretta — III — 1166 Lowder. William — 1—1141, 91 Lowdcrmilk, Stephen Herbert — II — 1 146 LOWE, NANCY ANN— IV— 1165 Luc.is, Mary Evelyn— I — 1144 McCall, Martha G.iile— II— 1 1 S 1 McCimpbell. Mariam Amelia— III— 1219 McCnn. [oseph Ferrell— III— 1224 McClelland, Eva Lou— II— 1 1S2 : 86 McClintic, Margaret Jean — I — 1222: SO McClung. Michael Alan — I— 1180: 152 McCI.UNG. PHILLIP ]AY— IN- NS S : I 5 2 McCoig. Jack Henry— II— 1256 McCoiiib, Mary Elizabeth— II— 1328: 1 McCONNILI, Bl I CFIARD C. JR. — IV — 1434. Spanish Club 2; Medical Science Club 5. 4; JS Club 3, 4; Berea Pl.-.vers 5. 4; Chimes Staff 4. McCONNI I 1 . PEGGY ANN— IV— 14--5: SI Harmonia 1; BSU I; YWCA I; Berea Plavcrs 1, 2. 4; Modem Dancers 5; Psychology Club I: PAF I; WAA 1. 2. 4: Pinnacle 1; Chimes Staff 4: Women ' s Council 4; Dormi- tory Council I. 5, 4; Flouse President 4. McCnrmack, Robert Ernest— I— 1262 McCormick, Robert R.iv— I— 122i McCrary, Peggy Ann— I — 1475 McCrca ' ry, Allen Rector— II— 1 1 9.3 : 92 McCiillough. Elva Irene— III— 1250: 93 McCune, Thomas Brent— I — 1578 McDcrmitt. Carolyn Elizabeth— I— 15 99 McDosv. Ambrose Caleb— 1—1 I 4 McEntire. Joyce I avina— Nurse. Cin- McFaddin, George Sherman — -II — 1218 McGahan, Wanda Lee — Nurse, Cincin. McGhee, Carolyn Sue— I— 1223: 80 McGrasv, Lynda Claudia — I— 1225 McGuire, Martha Ellen— I— 125 3 McKinley, Emma Bradley, (Mrs. P. G.) — 1296 McKinney, Brenda Roberta — Nurse, Cincin. McLaughlin, Naomi Janice — I — 1260 McNeill, George William— II— 1477 : 13 1 Mains, Milton Howard— II — 1228 Maney, Donald, Jr.— II— 13 66: 94 Manuel, Isaac Anderson, Jr. — II — 1261: 92 Marlowe, Ruth Elizabeth— II— 1928 : 136 Martin, Carl Rodney— II— 1 304 Martin, Ezilee Theresa — I — 1266 Martin, Harold Bruce— II— 1 3 57 Martin. Hugh Lloyd— 1—1191 MARTIN, JAMES REGINAL— IV— 13 61: S4. Psychology Club 1; French Club 1; Intramurals 1; Fd. Counselor 2; Chapel Choir 3, 4; Berea Players 5, 4, A ' . Pres. 4; BSU Council 5, 4. Martin, Marian Elizabeth— I— 1 268 Martin. Minnie Sue — II — 1362 Martin, Phyllis Jean— I— 1 290: 82 Matheson, Charles Edwin— I— 1196 Matlock, James Clyde Campbell— I— 1294 M.uipin. Madge Ann— II— 1368 Mavhall, Janice Cl.u.dett— II— 1 371 Mavo, Alien Harris— I— 1297 Mavs. Gl.ulolia Fay— 1—13 27 Meadows, Gene Thomas— I— 1 29 1 : 131 MEANS. LEXORA FAY— IV— 1267 SNTA 1. 4; Disciple Student Fellowship 4. Meek. Maudic Wrae— II— 1398 Meeks. Annette Dorothy— II — 1405: S4 MELTON. EUNICE MARGARET— IV — 1268. Chimes Staff 5: WAA 5. 4. Merida. Lena Faye— 1—15 00 Mcsscr. Flem R— II— 1474 MFSSFR. SYLVIA M1NNIX (Mrs. Flem)— IV— 1474 Metcalf. Clifford Lewis— II— 1441 MIDRIFF. |OHN BRUCE— IV — 1 1 S4: 93, 94. Psychology Club; Spanish Club: History Political Science Club: Baptist Student Union; SNFA: Senate. Miller Agatha Dawn— I— 1505 MILLER. DOFORES P. (Mrs. Royce) — IV — 1409. Cosmopolitan Club 1: YWCA 1: WAA I. 2: Berea Players 2. SNFA 4; FFA. Miller. Donald Antic— II— 140 ' : 94. 9 5. 1 3 1 Miller. Donnic lee— I— 15 24 Miller. Fauns Walker— II— 1 375 Miller. Freda Mary— III— I 596: 94 Miller. Flelen Carol— I— 1 336: 9s Miller. lames Anderson— III— 1 45 5 Miller, lames Presly— lit— 1 442 : 92 Miller. Mars Jane— III— 1445 Miller. Thelma Ruth— III— 1 446: 1 S 217 Index Miller, William Donald— II— 1447: 13 3, 94, 95, 13 1 Mills, Glen D— II— 1443 Miracle, James Franklin — I — 123 1 Miracle, William Carson — II— 1444: 132 Mise, Phyllis Ann— II— 1332 MITCHELL, DOROTHY LEE— IV— 1404: 92, 93 Mitchell, Dorothy Lee (Mrs. Dorothy Lee)— I— 2012 Mitchell, Linda Franklin— I— 1 340 Mitchell, Sheila Ruth— HI— 1 440 Molineu, James Harold — III — II — 1448: 82, 13 1 Montgomery, William Edgar — I — 1437 Moore, Betty Jean — II — 1449 Moore, Ella Rose — I — 1360: 95 Moore, Edward Leo — II — 146 8 Mcorc, Martha Louise — Nurse, Cincin. Moore, Mary Belle — 1—1364 Morelock, Louvena Ruth — 11—1470 Morlcy, Julia Lenorc — II — 1406 Morlcy, Mary Elizabeth — II — 147! Morris, Jacqueline Shirley — II — 1257 MORRIS, JEAN ANN— IV— 13 33: SS. Bcrea Players; Phi Kappa Phi 4. MORRIS, LILLIAN YVONNE— IV— 1335: SS, 92. Psychology Club 1; French Club 1, 3; Berea Players 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Harmonia So- ciety 3; Spanish Club 4. MORRIS, RAYMOND GREEN— — IV — 1192: S9, 98. Royal Collegians 1, 2; Class Social Chairman 3, 4; Ge- ology Club 3, 4; Chimes Staff 4. Morrison, Betty Jewel — III — 1400 Morton, Lee Howard — I — 1365 Moss, Bernard Phelps— I— 1 3 69 Moss, Buelon Rexford — III — 1 186 Moss, Charlene Wilm.i— III— 1 1 S3 Mounts, James Alvis — III — 1401 Muhammad, Slier— II — USS: S2 Mullins. Belva June— 1—1370 Mullins, Glvnda Kay— I— 1372 MULLINS, HUNTER WATKINS— IV — 1190: 91 Mullins, Marshal Sue — I — 1373 Mullins, Patricia Ann— I— 1374: 91, 136 Mumford, Robinson Woolfalk — III — 11—1197 MUSSER, BETTY ANN— IV— 1412: 95 Mvcr Dale Kai -III— 1341: 98 Nanncy, Troy Wade — I — 1346: 94 Nantz, Snowdcn — I — 1200 Napier, Howard Glenn — II— 119S Napier, Ruth— II— 1 2 3 5 : 90 Napier, Virginia — I — 1379 Naylor, Judy Lea — II — 1344: 97 NF.VELS, RALPH WALDO— IV— 1199: 91. Psychology Club 2; Math Club 4; Chapter Assoc. Sigma Pi Sigma 4. Ncvils. Sandra Sue— I— 1452 Ncwkirk, Sharon Marie — II — 1414 NEWMAN, DOROTHY LOUISE— IV 1307. WAA I, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Repre- sentative; Modern Dance Club 2, 3. Newsome, Lonnic Fred — II — 1416 Ng, Tuck Wai— II— 1343: 84 Nichols, Brenda Lee— I— 1234: 124 Niday, Carol Anderson — III — 1272: 84, 95 Nixon, Hazel Faye— I— 1381 NIXON, JOHN WAYNE— IV— 1486: 86. 90, 94, 133. Senator 3; Communi- cations Comm. 3; SAAF Treas. 3; Pres. 4; Agricultural Union Pres. 3, 4; Base- ball Squad 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; CYC Pres. 4; Agriculture-Home Eco- nomics Club 4. Noble, Charles— II— 1418 Noe, Ernestine — III — 1273 Noe, Lester Wendell— III — 148 3 Norman, Nancy Elizabeth — I — 1238 Oakley, Mildred Magdalene— III— 1 3 1 Ogle, Phillip — I — 1202: 98 O ' KELLY, SARA JOYCE— IV— 1236: 91. WAA; Business and Economics Club. Orndorff, Bonny Hubert — II — 1203: 92 Osborne, Gerald Myron — II — 145 3 Osborne, Paul Edward — I— 13S4 Osolnik, Daphne Maureen — II — 1276 Otis, Meral Dean — I — 1490 Owen, Clyde Harvey— II — 1 3 1 1 Owen. Larry George — II — 1274: SO Owcnby, Barbara Edeath— III — 1420: S2 Owenby, Nana Elaine — 1—1491: 84 Owens, Odell— I— 1494 Owens, Roger Gene — II — 1456 Painter, Mary Eloisc — II — 1206 Palmer, Nancy Jean — I — 1281 Pardue, Fred Eugene— III — 12 04: 80, 95 Park, Kyung Ok — II — 134S Parks, James Edgar — II — 1212: 88, 91, 92 Parnell, Joseph Alvin — III — 13 12 Parrv. Walter Phillip— II— 1 3 89 PARSLEY, EVELYN JAUNDOLA— IV— 14SS: 93. Union Church Choir 3; FTA 4. Parsons, Carol Ann — II — 13 14 Parsons, Jack Delano — II — 1390 Parsons, Rita Sue — III — 1241 Patton, Sarah Patricia — I — 1425: 94 PAYNE, JAMES WALTER— IV— 128 5: 91, 131. Track 1, 2, 3; Business and Economics Club Pres. 4. Payne, John Vandavecr — II — 1462: 82 PAYNE, MILDRED LOUISE (Mrs. James W.)— IV — 15 63. Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Agriculture- Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3. Peace, Winifred Hope — II — 142 1 PEAK, EMMA JEAN— IV— 1 500: S6 House Council 1 ; Class V. Pres. 2, 4, Pres. 2; Senate 2, 3; Executive Coun- cil 3 ; Women ' s Council, Women ' s Assoc. Treas. 2; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, Treas. 3; YWCA 1,2; CYC Secy 4; Christian Vocations 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Psychology Club 1, 3, 4; PAF 3; Harmonia 3; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; WAA 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Pearson, John Ray — II — 1493: 84 PEEK, BOBBY — IV — 1249. Agricul- ture Union; Agriculture-Home Eco- nomics Club; Intramurals. Peercy, Paul Stuart— II— 1 3 49: 131 Pelfrey, Donna Lou — I — 13 87 Perkins, Zelia Rose— III— 1 32 1 Peterson, Eleanor Maxine — II — 1393 Peterson, Elizabeth Ann — II — 1459: 93 Pierson, Jane Wilhelmina — Special — 1911 Pipes, Ben Lee— I — 1246: 94, 131, 133 Pittillo, Jack Daniel— II— 1395: 89 Pittman, Robert — 1—1357: 82, 129 Plumley, Boyd Fulton — 11—1489 82 Plumley, Sonny Eugene — III — 1244: 94 Plymale, Theodore Anthony — III — 1243 Poe, Sierra Sue— I — 1422 Polk, Robert Lee— I— 1211 Polly, Dan Mitchell— I — 1424 Porter, Robert Lilburn— II— 1429: 133 Poteat, Elizabeth Anne — I — 1319 Potter, Kit Carson — 11—1465 POWELL, BOBBY EUGENE— IV— 1356: 94. Agriculture Union 2, 3, 4. Powell. Madeline— II— 1 3 8 5 POWELL, MARY ELIZABETH— IV — 14 5 8: 93. Chapel Choir 2, 3, 4; Psi Chi 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Berea Players 2, 4; XX Writers 2, 3, 4; Senate 2, 3; Psychology Club 3. 4. Powell, Smith T., Ill— II— 1466: 80, 92 Powers, Alma Jean — II — 1497 Pratt, Gailya Sullah— II— 1 50 1 : 94 Pratt, John William— I— 1 277: 129 PRESSLEY, EDNA EARLE— III— 13S6: S6. French 1, 2; Psychology Club 1. 4; Senate 2; WAA 2, 3, 4; PAF 3; Tab 3; YWCA 3, Program Chairman 4; Sociology Club 4. PRICE, CAROLYN JEAN— IV— 1430: SO, 81, 93. WAA 1; House Council 1; Class Soc. Chairman 1; All-School Soc. Comm. 1 ; Cosmopoli- tan Club 1; French Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Secy. -Treas. 2; All-School Finance Comm. 2; Young Dem. Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Berea Players 3, 4; SNEA 4; Women ' s Council Pres. 4; Executive Council 4; Senate 4. Price, Joseph Theodore — I — 1427: 94 Price, Melvin Lerov 11—125 1 Pridemore, Clara Mae— I — 1317 Prince, Winston Lee — III — 1 3 5 3 Privett, Phyllis Ann — I — 1460 Propst, Gertrude Sylvia — I — 1461 PRUITT, PATSY ANN— IV— 1426: SI, 211. Keyboard Club 1; Berea Players 1. 2, 3, 4; Chimes Advertising Mgr. 4; Women ' s Council 4; Spanish Club 3; House Pres. 4. PURCELL, JAMES EUGENE— IV— 1463: 88 Qasem, Ziad Saad— III— 1467: 97 218 Index QUILLF.N, DANIEL VAN, JR.— IV— Radcr, Emanuel Hurlcj — 11—1514 Rader, Jimmy Franklin— III — 1525 Rakes, Gloria Lucille— III— 1 5 17 RAMSEY. CHARLES WILBURN— IV — IS30: 94, 13 3. Agriculture Union; B Club; Berea Players; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Rasnakc, fanice Lynn— I— 1515 Rasnick, Theda Agnes— I— 1518 Ray, Jacqueline Elizabeth — 1—1519 Ray, Vera Gayle — I— Mil Reagan. Katlia Sue — III— 1548: 81, 85, 136 Reagan, Margaret Helen— II— 1 54 1 Reckmann, Eric Hugo — Sepcial — 1546 Reed, Ronald Earl— II— 1 5 53: 211 Reedy, Anita Christine — III — 15 57 Rccs, Anne Dale— II— 1 529: SO. 86 Reese. Alvin Gerald— III— 1 5 5 8 Reese, Lowell Duane — I— 1 521 : 13 1 Reid. Angela Patricia— II— 1 5 62 : 80. 92 Re.d. Clayton Milton— 1— 1 5 04 Reid, Vcrncssc Arlen — I — 1522 Rennet, Darrcll Duane — III — 1 569: 94 Rexrode, William Lee— II— 1565 Reynolds, Freddie Joe— III— 1 5 32 Rluidy, loe Wesley— II— 1570: 81 RICE, GLENN— IV— 1535: 89. Ge- ologv Club Pres.; Psychology Club; Ma tli Club. Ricliardson, Lanada Sue— I— 1524 Richardson. Pollie Janie— I— 1 5 3 1 : 82. 94 Richen, Joseph Werner — III — 1575 : 86, Riddle, Mary Louise— Nurse. Cincin. Riemann, James Michael — I — 1506 Rll ' II Y, ELEANOR FRANCES— IV — 1574: 93. YMCA; SNEA. RISNER, |AMLS DANIEL— IV— 1540: SI RITCHIE. EVELYN LUCILLE— IV— 1582: SS, 91, 92, 211. Berea Players 1, 2, 3, Secy. 4; Phi Kappa Phi 5, 4; Spanish Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Pres. 3, V. Pres. 2; Psychology Club I; Business and Economics Club 3. 4; Chimes Staff 4. Rivers. Price Clayton — II — 1578: 111. I 12 Rank, Marcella— I— 15 17 ROBERSON, BILLY CARL— IV— 15 12: 91 Roberts, Gerald Dean— I— I 544 Rcberts, Milos Garnet — I — 150S: 126, 12 9, 133 Roberts, Paul— II— 15 63 Roberts, Paul Waldcn— I— 1 5 07: 131 Robertson, Faye Belle— III— 1 5 73 : 90 Robertson. Theresa Diane — II — M42 Robinson, Charles Allen — III— 1559 Robinson, Charles Grady, Jr. — I — 1509 Robinson, lames Earl — I — 1510 ROBINSON, JAMES RALPH— IV— 1533: 90. 93. 96. History and Political Science Club 1. 2, 3, 4; YMCA 1; Phi Gamma Mu 2; Public Affairs Forum 2; Berea Players 2; Psychology Club 2; Intramurals 1, 2; SNEA 2. Robinson, Linville Carleton — III — 1549: 80. 87 Robinson, Patricia Ann — I — 15 60 Robinson, Richard Houston — I — 1527 Rogers, Christopher— I— 1 505 : 85 Rogers, Elizabeth Mrs. — 11—1526 Roop, Doris Helena — 11—1583 Roper, Bobby Kenneth — 11—1595 Rose, Mary Martha — I — 1550: 95 Rose, Nancy Allen — 11—1650 Rose, Pauline Hendrix — III— 15 51: 97 Rose, Phyllis Jean — 1—1658: 85 ROSS, GAIL (Mrs. Ronald)— IV— 1313 Ross, Forrest Ronald — 11—15 39 Ross, Robert Kingsley — II — Mil Ross, Vincent— II— 1659: 86 Roten, Ruby Myrtle— III— 1 5 71 : 96, 13 6, 138 Rubel, Charles I.ilbern— III— 1 5 56 : 96, 97 Sage, Allen Dean— II— 1671 Sakata, Shinko — III — 1630: 94 SALIBA, LATIFA YOUSEF— IV— 1653, 97 Salisbury, Goldie Jean— II — 1672, 97 SALISBURY, NORMA— IV— 1684: 95 Salstorm, David— III— 1607 Salyers, Brenda Lou — I — 1640: 95 SANDEFUR, NELSON LINDLEY— IV — 1669 Sandifcr, Stacy Lee — I— 1601 Sanford, Charles Reginald — I — 1641 Sapp, Kenneth Franklin— II— 1 82 5 Saulmon, Bennett Edgar — II — 1589: 132 SAWYER, SHELBY JEAN— IV— 1 61 8 Berea Players 1, 2; Modern Dance 3: Aquacade 4; Class Social Co-Chairman 4. SCHEIERN, WILLIAM KARL— IV— 1619: 82, 133. Psychology Club 1; B Club 2, 3; Tennis Varsity 1, 4; Pinnacle Co-Advertising Manager 4. Schroedel, Carol Sigrid — Nurse, Cincin. Scnggin. Hulen Howard — I — 1660: 92, 94 Seagle, Danny Dean— II— 1677 Sears, James Andrew— III— I 637 Secrcst, Iv.il Wetzel — II — 1610: 91 Segal-, Nannie Lena — II — 164 Sells. Gloria Jancllc— II— 1 6 5 6: 95 Seneker. Inula Pope— I— 1686: S2 Shackleford, Mary (Catherine— III— 1611 Shackleford, William Bob. Jr.— I— 1667 Shannon, Roger — II — 1661 Sharp, luJitil Ann — II — 1662: 91 SHARPF. COHFN LEE— IV— 168 5 : S2, 94, 97. Berea Players 1. 4; Bucr- nica Society 4; Psychology Club 4; French Club 3, 4; Cosmopolitan Club Sha Billic Rav— II— 1606 SHEPHERD, CHARLES RAYMOND IV— 1657 Shepherd, Helen Marie— II— 1 664: 82, 97 Shepherd. Robert Lee, Jr.— II— 15 89: 84 Shetterly, Nancy Jane— III— 1 644 : 93 Shoopman, Johanna Lee— II— 1646: 94 Short. Bettye Lou— I— 1713: 94 Shortridge, James Carl — I — 1682 Shouse, Ernest — I — 1681 Shrewsberry, Zelma Jean— I— 1682: 86 Sliupe, Bonnie Holman (Mrs. Carroll) —1—1803 SIMMONS, GEORGE ALLEN— IV— 1738: 91. SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4; Senate 3; Berea Players 1, 2; Union Youth Fel- lowship 1, 2, 3, 4. Simpson, Charles Fredick— I— I 600 Simpson, Roberta Mae — I — 1716 Singleton. Bruce Garfield— I— 1 670 Singleton, Hobcrt Donald — 1—1673 Singleton, Oneida Jewell— I — 1717: S5 Sipple, Paul Martin — II — 1690: 132 Sizemore, Patricia Gayle — I — 1719 Skaggs, Marilyn C— I— 1643: 95 SKEAN, CHARLES THOMAS— IV— 16 17 Skecse. John Raphael, [r.— Ill— 1737 SKIPPER. MARION I.ORAINE— IV — 1771: S2. Modern Dance Club 3; Pinnacle Staff 3. Co-News Editor 4; SNEA 4. SLAUGHTER. ELDRFD GLENTON — IV — 1702: 91, 98. Pi Alpha 3, 4; Math Club 4; Delta Phi Alpha 3, 4, Pres. 3. Slone. Kizzie Marie — 1—1756: 85 Smathers. Carlton Gail— II— I 694: 94 SMITH, ARTHUR, JR.— IV— 1665: 111, 133. YMCA; B Club; Varsity Track Team; Harmonia Society; Busi- ness and Economics Club; Assembly Assistants; Christian Youth Fellowship; Intramural Sports; Cosmopolitan Club; Psychology Club; Spanish Club. Smith, Barbara Ann — 1—1696 Smith. Beverly Stewart— II— 1 69S Smith. Don Noel— I— 172 Smith. Elizabeth Jo— II— 1701 Smith, Elmer David. Jr.— Ill— 1585 Smith. James Franklin— III— I 750 Smith. Judith K.uhryn — I — 1757 Smith. Linda lanis — I — 1-60: 86. 93 SMITH, MARIANNA— IV— 1628: 86. 91, lis. Berea Players; YMCA: Busi- ness . nd Economics Club; French Club. Smith. Mitchell — II — 1 710: 94 SNAPP, ARDLE WOODY— IV— 1768: 91. Intramural Sp.urs, Chimes; Pinnacle Staff; Business Club. Snapp, Thomas Aurbey— III— 1773 : 81 Snead, Richard R.i — 111— 1 5 SS : 89 SNOW. NOYCE LANI — IV— 160S: 9(1 Snow-. Tom Gray — 1 — 1736 Spangler, George! Jr.— II— 1678 Sparkman, Colon — I — 1767: 80 Spencer. Nancy Lea— III— 1693: 86 Spillman, Fred Curtis— I— 1629 219 Index SPIVEY, RAYMOND FRANKLIN— IV— 1689: 13 1. B Club 3, 4; Intra- mural Sports. Stacy, Arnold, Jr. — II — 1712 Stallard, Deanna Gail — II — 1714 Standifcr, Sara Alice — I — 1774: 85, 95 Standifcr, Waune Jucvon — I — 1739: 96 Stanley, Janet Sue — I — 1827 Statham, Hershel Wayne — II — 1715 STEPHENS (Billie Avona) FRANCES — IV— 1742: 91, 93 Stephenson, John William — II — 1594: 129 Stewart, Anna Mary — I — 1872 Stewart, Laurel Jean (Mrs.) — I — 1775 Stewart, Linda Gail — I — 1811: 80 STEWART, MARY CATHERINE— IV— 1770: 88, 90, 93. SNEA; Berea Players; Pi Alpha; Beta Beta Beta Secy. Stewart, Phyllis Jean — II — 1721: 85, 90, 97 Stewart, Robert Arthur — I — 1722: 130 Stickley, Gilbert Galen— II— 1697: 92, 132 Stokes, Patricia Ruth— II — 1723: 86 STONE, EUNICE WILLENA— IV— 1705: 95. Home Economics Club 3, 4; Home Economics-Agriculture Club 3; Women ' s Council House President 1. Stout, Edith [oj — I — 1810 STURGILL, JOHN DENNIS— IV— 1709. German Club; Debate Team; Chimes; Berea Players; Intramurals; Business Club; SNEA; Psychology Club; Dormitory Council. Sturgill, Joyce Ann — III — 1701 Sullivan, Sarah Margaret — I — 1752 Sumner, Patricia Irene — II — 175 5 Sutphin, Melvin Webb — I — 1741 Sutton, David Lee — I — 1743 Sutton, Elizabeth Orma — I — 163 8 Sutton, James Hillard, Jr. — III — 1840: 131 Swift, Shirley Jaye — II — 1758 Swope, Donnie Ray — I — 174 5 Tallent, Hazel Lee — II — 1813 Tamimi, Ziad Abu Khaled— II— 1 880: 82, 97 Tate, David Jackson — I — 1814 Tauscher, Gerhard, Volker — I — 1824: 97, 132 Taylor, Beverly Gail— III— 1 8 1 5 Taylor, Edna Yvonne — I — 1817 Taylor, Joseph — II — 1822: 94 Taylor, (Marion) Felix — III — 1848 Taylor, Melvin Monree — I — 1828 TAYLOR, ROBERT EUGENE— IV— 183 5. Men ' s Council 3; Business Club 2; Veteran ' s Club 3; Spanish Club 2. Tennant, David Arthur — P.G. — 183 1 Tenney, Nancy Carol — II — 1842 Terry, James Rodney — I — 183 8 TERRY, JOHN KENNETH— IV— 1847. Economics and Business Club. Tester, Sarah Elizabeth — Nurse, Cincin. THOMAS, DONALD RODERIC— IV — 1816 Thacker, Clcdith Ra — I — 1845 Thomas, Gelerd Dale — I — 185 1 Thomas, Phyllis Ann— I— 1860: 90 Thompson, Fleda Jo— I— 18 50: 85 Thompson, Jack Benny — III — 1866 Thompson, Judith Vance — I — 1862: 81, 86 Thompson, Ted Dale— II— 18 52 Thorn, Anna Lee — 11—18 54: 86 Thorne, Carl Henry— II— 1 882 To, William Tin-Man— I— II— 1 83 3 : 90, 98 TODD, ELLA LOIS— IV— 1 8 67: 81, 91, 211. Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1 ; Chimes Co-Circulation Manager 4; Women ' s Council 4; Busi- ness and Economics Club 4. Tomberlin, Gerald Dean— II— 1 859: 80 Tomberlin, Nora Sue (Mrs.)— II-l 8 5 9 Tonne, Georgianna — I — 1868 Trent, Earl Sidney — I — 1869 Triplet!, Larry Glenn— II— 1 8 5 8 Truitt, Cynthia Jane — 1 — 18 57 TUCKER, SARAH SUE (Mrs.)— IV — 1531. Dramatics 1, 2; SNEA 4; CYC 3; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4. Tucker, Freda May — I — 1863 TURNER, JACK JUSTIN— IV— 1 87 5 Turner, James Hubert — 11—185 8 TURNER, JOHN WESLEY— IV— 1878. YMCA; German Club; Mathe- matics Club; SNEA. Turner, Margaret Jeanniene — II — 1820 Turner, Treva Irene — II — 1874: 93 Tyree, Sylvia Carol— I— 1 879: 93 Underwood, Jackie Gale — I — 1915 Unthank, Shirlev Inez — II — 1874: 95 UPCHURCH, AVA LAUAN ERNES- TINE — IV— 1963. Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4, Membership Co-Chairman 3; Women ' s Council 1; House Council 1, 2; Junior Counselor 3; DSF 1, 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club 4; Psychology Club 2. Upchurch, Jessica Ann — II — 1946 UPCHURCH, MELVA DORIS— IV— 1961: 86. UYF 1; WAA 2; American Chemical Society 3; YWCA 4; Psy- chology Club 3; Young Democrats 3; Associate Sigma Pi Sigma 4. Upton, Millicent Jane — III — 1917 Van Arsdale, Dewitt French — II — 1950 Vance, Jerry Uewl — I — 1930 Vance, Loretta — III — 1919: 82 VAN HOOK, HAROLD D.— IV— 1933. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 3; B Club. Van Willigen, Cornelia E. — Special — 194S: 97 Varney, Everette Lee — I — 1934: 127, 12 9, 133 Venters, Charles Adam — I — 1920 Vcrlander, Lewis Edward — I — 1949 Vice, Billy James— II — 193 6 Vinson, Ronald Dean — III — 1918 Vinton, Lois Eleanor — III — 1964 Vitatoe, Erma Jean — I — 1937 Waddell, Charles Robert — I — 2049 Wade, Cyrenius — I — 2045 Wade, Nancy Lee — II — 2015 Wadsworth, Ann Lewis — II — 2098: 124 Walker, Harrison Kennedy— III — 192 8 Walker, Stella Virginia (Mrs.)— Ill— 1922 WALKUP, CLEO RUSSELL— IV— 1924: 81. Berea Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Soccer 3, 4i Track 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Men ' s Coun- cil 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 3, 4, Pres. 4; Senate 3, 4; Executive Council. Wall, Patricia Ann — II — 2021 Wallace, Donald Homer— I — 2023: 132 WALLACE, JANET FAYE— IV— 2123: 80, 84 WARD, BARBARA ALLEN— IV— 205 5. Berea Players 1, 2; Life Service Group 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; YWCA 1, 3. WARD, CLIFFORD EDGAR— IV— 1944: 91. Business and Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 1. Ward, Delmar — I — 2030: 132 Ward, Ronald Bruce — I — 2020 WARD, WALTER, JR.— IV— 1956: 86, 92. YMCA 1, Secy. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; ACS 3, V. Pres. 4; Pi Alpha 3, 4; German Club Treas. 4. Warner, Lou Ellen— III— 207 5 : 94 Warren, Willean Laraine— III— 2076: 136 Wassum, Elizabeth Anne — III— 1951: 94 Watson, Rhonda Nell — III — 1943: 86 WATSON, TROY LEE— IV— 19 54: 91. Pi Gamma Mu 4; House Pres. 4; Men ' s Council 4; Business and Eco- nomics Club 3, V. Pres. 4; Chimes Ad- vertising Staff 4; House Council 3; Psychology Club 1, 2; Student Council Rep. 1; Class V. Pres. 3; Pinnacle Staff 1. WAYCASTER, PANSY RUTH— IV— 2042: 93 Wayman, Sandra Jeanne — I — 2077 Webb, John Wilbur — I — 202 5 WEAVER, OPHELIA— IV— 2 070: 93 Webb, Veda Vancil — 11—2046: 93 Webb, Verlin Shane — I — 20 5 Weeks, Angela Joy — I — 20 5 3 Wells, Marguerite Mostella — III — 2080 Welte, Edna Louise — I — 2060: 93 Wesley, Norma Joy — Nurse, Cincin. West, Barbara Ann — II — 2104 West, Phillip— II— 210 5 Westmoreland, Stephen C. — I — 2034 WHEELER, ANITA MARIE— IV— 2130: 95. Home Economics Club 2, 3, Reporter 4; Agriculture-Home Eco- nomics Club 3, V. Pres. 4. Wheeler, Linda Ann — II — 2108 Wheeler, Rose Ann — 1—2089 WHITAKER, ALICE SCHOFIELD— IV — 2014. Psychology Club 1, 3, 4; Sociology Club 4; Berea Players 1, 2, 4; Cosmopolitan Club 1; Spanish Club 1, 2. WHITAKER, WALTER ELBERT, JR. — IV — 2016. Chapel Choir 1, 2, 3; 220 Index Bcrca Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Oratorio Choir 3. White, Garrett Allen — I — 2040 White, William Bruce — 1—2090: 132 WHITEAKER, HOWARD DEAN— IV— 1983. Delta Phi Alpha; Medical Science Club. Whited, Eleanor Ruth— II— 2 119 Whitis, David Munro — III— 196!: 90, 130 Whitlock, Georgia Phyllis— I— 2092 Whitman, Freddie Dale— III— 1 98 ! WHITSON, THEODORE CLARK— IV — 2029: 84, 88, 90. Varsity Swim- ming Team; Chapel Choir; Pi Alpha; Beta Beta Beta; American Chemical Society; German Club. Wickline, Roxie May — II — 2129 WIGHTMAN, MARJORIE HOPE— IV— 20(1: 93. UYF 1, 2; Berea Play- ers 1, 2, 3, 4; SNEA 4; Psychology- Club 1; Aquacade 2; Guernica Society 3, 4; FOR 2, 3, 4. Wilder, David Wendell— I— 209! Wilder, James Edward — I — 2096: 92 Wilder, Lowell Thomas— I— 2099: 129 Wilder, Patricia Lou — I — 2100: 94 Wilkerson, Peggv Justine — I — 2106 WILLARD, WILSON HOWARD— IV — 20!2: 80, 84, 86 WILLIAMS, ANNA LAURA— IV— 19 57. SNEA. WILLIAMS, CLEO MARVICE— IV— 2079 Williams, Doris Gayle — I — 2107: 84 Williams, Hazel Annette — I — 2062 Williams, Inez Elizabeth — I — 2110 WILLIAMS, LYONAL CONOVER— IV— 2093 WILLIAMS, MARGARET ROSE— IV 2101: 80, 9!. YWCA 1, 2 ;_ Berea Players 1, 2; Home Economics Club 3, 4; Cosmopolitan Club 1; Agriculture- Home Economics Club 3, 4; House Council 3; Senate 4. WILLIAMS, MRS. MARY SUSAN— IV — 2047. Country Dancers; Modern Dance Club, Williams, OUie Belle— 1—206! : 84 Williams, Paul Zane — I — 1970 Williams, Rodney Richard— III— 1987 Williamson, Rhonda Carol — III— 1981 WILSON, CAROLYN— IV— 2067. Berea Players 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; SNEA 4; Band 3, 4; Orchestra 4. Wilson, Bette Florence — I — 2 1 1 1 Wilson, Doris Louise — II — 1926 Wilson, George Osborne, Jr. — I — 2114 Wilson, Loretta — II — 193 9 Wilson, Sonja Leverne — II — 1940: 80 Wimpy, Mary Sue — 1—1989 WINGO, JACK FRANKLIN— IV— 122 2037 w inc. W 131 illiam Maxwi :11- -P.G.— : WILSON, PATRICIA E. (Mrs.) -IV WOLF. CHARLES MICHAEL— IV— 2113. Math Club 1, 2, 3; Sociology Club 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Alpha 3. Wood, Bobby Eugene — II — 1942: 91 Woodfin, William James H— III— 2018 Wooldridge, Blue Eagle M— II — 2044: 86, 98 Woody, Martha Anne — II — 2120: 9! WOOTEN, BARBARA LYNN— IV— 1979: 92 Workman, Jerry Parker — II — 2038 WRIGHT, BALLARD DAYTON— IV — 20!6 WRIGHT, GENE CORBEN— IV— 2 071: 131, 133. Class Pres. 1; Berea Players 1, 2, 4; B Club 3, 4; House Council 3, 4; Chapel Choir 1, 2, 4; Harmonia Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Aqua- cade 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Oratorio Choir 2. WRIGHT, MURIEL ELLEN— IV— 2102: 87. Student Council 1; Pinnacle Staff 3; Berea Players 3; Oratory 1; Debate Team 1; Psychology Club Pres.; Psi Chi Pres. WYKLE, CHARLES WESLEY— IV— 2017: 80, 81. B Club; Men ' s Coun- cil; Executive Council; Student Associ- ation. Yonts, Virginia Lois — IT — 2042 York, Mazelle Dean— III— 2072 : 91 York, Ronald Bryan— III— 2043 York, Vernon Buford— III — 2028 Young, Joel William — I — 2103: 94 Zachary, Gary Glen— I— 2073 Zimmerman, Laura Katherine — II — 20!7: 93 Zirk, Carolyn June — II — 20!8: 80 Zook, John Andrew — II — 2117 221 222 223 224 THIS VOLUME IS NOT PCS CIRCU LATIGN -r Hs volume IS NOT FOB ClRCUUAtlOH