Cumberland College - Lamp Yearbook (Williamsburg, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1960 volume:

sy % L a i 3 : Dep, ¥, At eager ASS hee Piogperl Pune, Bbiig 9 ¥ ‘ ‘ 1 NS } + ty tis. if hoy, . , : beget - xh F LO ‘ r SRT BY ami ae Oh, he Games say � GC —— RP stew county pustic Lisrary ves0 | Ul W66CC, 1960 if oe Sea Published by the Students of CUMBERLAND COLLEGE Williamsburg, Kentucky June 1960 Volume XIII BERRY WIREMAN, Editor RICHARD BRASHEAR, Business Manager Sig ee DD Sa ei SESE pea ig cea seat ¢ ® € ® See eee eee? sy i it Se ony henselae : ' ee Ue ee 17 CCe FACULTY AND ST AFF SN onreSTO---ET———— EST Be —- si SE Miss Emma McPherson 1ICLCON EE mC me, |) oc] 18 What has she done? A simple question? True Yet in our answer. Many words come through. What has she done? Shall we name diverse deeds? She gave herself. To fill our many needs. The many classes she taught with willingness. The parties that sprang from paper to hours of fun at the touch of her hand. The many from all over this area who still find her a joy to know. The many “intangible bricks” of influence, love, understanding and concern that have helped build our school — she has piled these one upon another. The guidance of her discipline when one failed to do her best. . The trips she chaperoned with fun always going along. . The Christian character she portrays in her church and makes evident in all her life. What has she done? Can one doubt what we know? She gave herself. Does this not clearly show? What has she done? Amid this strenuous Life? Can one not see How she brings Joy to strife? What has she done? For those who from her seek? She gives herself. And thus her life does speak. Who 1s this one? Who now deserves our praise? It is “Miss Mac” And our tribute we raise. 19 20 Dr. J.M. Boswell President’s Message I want to commend the members of the 1960 annual staff for the work they have done in assembling and editing the material for the 1960 Lamp. As we enter the third year of our four-year program and contemplate the graduation of our first four-year class in 1961, we find that much has been accomplished in the past year and that there is much to be done. As the college faces the challenge of meeting the requirements of a four-year program, we have found our students enthusiastic about the program and have found them to be loyal, helpful, and cooperative in this as in other things. Moving into the four-year program not only demands additional responsibility on the part of administrative and staff members, but also demands increased responsibility and maturity in thought and action on the part of the members of the student body. The college has enjoyed the reputation of doing excellent work with its students on the junior college level and anticipates turning out four-year graduates who will do honor to their chosen professions and who will assume responsibility in community leadership in whatever places they may reside. The yearbook is one of the landmarks designating our achievements and progress. The administrative staff and the academic staff of the college are most appreciative of the contribution made by the annual staff to the college program. Dean of the College E.E. Sheils Registrar — N 22 MR. VICTOR AMBELLAS B.A. Biological Science MR. WILLIS AUSTIN BAY ACA: English DR. OSCAR BROOKS BAG BD ih.D, Religion MRS. F. F. CARNES B.S., M.A. Education DR. ARTHUR CHURCHILL BS., Ph.D. History MISS ESTHER COMPTON BAMA, Mathematics MR. JAMES FAULKNER BS. B.A. Commerce MISS LENA AUSTIN BAS MAG English MISS DOROTHY BOOTH B.A, MRE. Psychology MRS. J. M. BOSWELL B.A. Language MR. F. F. CARNES BAS MAG English MISS DONICE CLAY B.S., MSS. Home Economics MRS. TOM EASTERLY BAe Mas Speech MR. GRADY FULLER B.A., M.A. Social Science MISS JANIE HALL BA; B.D. History MISS ALICE HOLLADAY BAe MCA: Religion DR. JOHN JACKSON Rees. Deo) LM PhD. Soctology MR. ROBERT LATHROP Bisa AN Science MRS. VIRGINIA LOVETT BA, M.A. English DR. NELL MOORE B.M., M.M., Mus.D. Music DR. K. H. MORGAN A. B.,M.Ed., Ph.D. Education DERe DAW HARPER Bis Mis) DD! Biological Science DR. DANIEL HOSLER B.S., M.A., Ph.D. History MR. P. R. JONES BS) Ms: Chemistry MR. DAVID LOCKWOOD B.A., M.A. Art DR. E. C. MASDEN Swat, Woe tad’), Religion MISS EMMA MC PHERSON BAG MRE: English MR. JOHN RENFRO Boone Ms. Physical Education MISS BESSE ROSE B.A., M.A. English MR. WALLACE SHEARON B.A., M. of Sacred Music Music MR. JAMES SINGLETON BAse MCA: Life Science MRS. FLONNIE STRUNK BioneMeS. Commerce MR. CHARLES THURMOND B.A., M.A. Psychology DR. WILLIAM WILDER B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Life Science 24 MR. BILL ROSS B.S., M.S. Education MRS. ANNE SHELLEY B.A., M.A. Education MR. ROY STEPHENSON BS. NUBIP IER: Phycical Education MISS MARY THOMAS B.A., M.A. History DR. JOHN VALLANDINGHAM BASS Lie: Mathematics MR. JOHN L. WILSON B.S. LEBasM Ba Commerce MISS SYLVIA ANGEL Librarian MRS. MYRTLE NICHOLSON Treasurer MRS. AGNES PERKINS Assistant Bursar MRS. JIM WILDER Secretary to the President MRS. ERMAL DAVIDSON Dietitian MR. H. G. PRATT Director of Public Relations MRS. AUDREY WILLIAMS Secretary to the Registrar MRS. ROBERTA MEADOWS Secretary to the Bursar MR. KENNETH SHAW Superintendent of Maintenance 25 CC THE STUDENTS Louise Angel Editor 27 Rey geet Re Secretary President Vice-President - Sophomores - MARY LOUISE ANGEL Jellico, Tennessee BSU Executive Council, Special Programs; Student Volunteers, Program Chairman; Definite. Service Band, Vice-President; Young Women’s Auxiliary; Student Council; BSU Greater Council; Dramatics Club; Science Club; Echo Staff; Annual Staff, As- sistant Editor “59”; Girls’ Glee Club; Annual Staff, Class Editor. NANCY LOUISE BAKER Somerset, Kentucky BSU Executive Council, YWA Representative; Stu- dent Volunteers; YWA, Vice President “59”; Choir, Secretary; Student Council; Definite Service Band; Young Women’s Auxiliary, President; Freshman Class Representative. HELEN BARNES Middlesboro, Kentucky Student Education Association; Baptist Student Union. PEGGY BOGGS Baptist Student Union; Miss Cumberland “60”; Candidate Spring Carnival Queen. RODMAN BRADSHAW Stanford, Kentucky RICHARD BRASHEAR Viper, Kentucky Student Council, Vice-President; Mr. Freshman “59”; Town, Commuting Students, Vice-President; Inter- national Relations Club; Annual Staff, Business Manager; Freshman Representative. -1960- 29 - Sophomores - DEWEY BROCK Pineville, Kentucky ar 5 ROSE BROWN Jellico, Tennessee SHIRLEY LOUISE BROWN Elk Valley Student Education Association. MARQUITA CADLE Corbin, Kentucky Student Education Association; Baptist Student Union. BOB CAIN Cumberland, Kentucky BSU Executive Council, President: Stedent Council: Choir; Sophomore Class, President; Student Volun- teers; Definite Service Band; Freshman Class, Presi- dent. KAREN CAIN Independence, Kentucky BSU Executive Council, Music Chairman: Life Serv- ice Band; Young Women’s Auxiliary; Glee Club; Student Education Association; Bryant Glee Club Award; BSU Greater Council. -1960- - Sophomores - PEGGY ANN CAMPBELL High Splint, Kentucky KYLE RAY CARMONY Alva, Kentucky Veterans Club. HASCUE CARTER Pineville, Kentucky PHILLIP RAY CARTER Whitley City, Kentucky Intramural Sports ROBERT CAUDILL Hazard, Kentucky Echo Staff; Science Club; Echo Staff, Reporter. PATTY PEYTON CALDWELL Somerset, Kentucky BSU Executive Council, Publicity Chairman; Home Economics Club, President; Student Volunteers; Echo Staff, Feature Editor; Student Council; Young Wo- men’s Auxiliary; Choir; Student Education Associa- tion; BSU Greater Council. -1960- ; cian -Sophomores - CLIFTON CENTERS Mt. Ash, Kentucky CARL RAY CHAMBERS Wlliamsburg, Kentucky ANN CHRISTMAN Middletown, Kentucky Baptist Student Union; Candidate Spring Carnival Queen; Choir; Miss Johnson Hall ‘‘60.” RONALD E. COMBS Hyden, Kentucky SARAH ELIZABETH COMBS — Hazard, Kentucky Baptist Student Union; Young Women’s Auxiliary, Secretary; Student Education Association, Reporter; BSU Greater Council; Roburn Hall House Council; Student Volunteers; Life Service Band. JOYCE COPE Robbins, Tennessee Baptist Student Union; Johnson Hall House Council; Young Women’s Auxiliary, Pianist; BSU Greater Council. -1960- - Sophomores - -RANCES CORUM Manchester, Kentucky student Education Association. BETTY SUE CRAIGMYLE New Liderty, Kentucky Baptist Student Union; Johnson Hall House Council; Young Women’s Auxiliary; BSU Greater Council; Student Volunteers; Life Service Band. JANICE CROLEY Williamsburg, Kentucky BSU Executive Council, Social Chairman; 1960 Homecomi ng Queen; Baptist Student Union. J, 13 CURD Williamsburg, Kentucky CHARLENE DALLASANTA Hazard, Kentucky JAMES R. DEATON Avis, UndBeee Intramural Sports; Basketball ‘““B’” Team. -1960 - 33 - Sophomores - PEGGY JOYCE DOBSON Manchester, Kentucky ALICE FAYE DAVIS Corbin, Kentucky ELMER DAY Smilax, Kentucky JAMES C. EATON Harlan, Kentucky Student Education Association; Choir. DELMER EVERSOLE Leatherwood, Kentucky Intramural Sports; Basketball ‘“B’ Team; Baseball. WANDA FAULKNER Carpenter, Keniscaan Student Education Association. -1960 - - Sophomores - JERRY FEE Harlan, Kentucky NORMAN W. FERGUSON Middlesboro, Ky. Student Volunteers; Baptist Student Union. FAYE GOLEY Williamsburg, Kentucky SANDRA GOODSON Harlan, Kentucky DONALD GRABLE Rose Hill, Virginia Student Education Association; Student Council Rep- resentative. JEFF GOGGIN Cincinnati, Ohio - Sophomores - LOIS MARSEE GRIMES Wafford, Kentucky Baptist Student Union; Student Volunteers; Young Women’s Auxiliary. ALICE RHEA HAMPTON Evarts, Kentucky WAYNE HEATHERLY Lafollette, Tennessee KENNETH A. HILL Corbin, Kentucky SAM HILL Knoxville, Tennessee Baptist Student Union; BSU Greater Council. RICHARD L. HOLT Alcoa, Tennessee -1960 - - Sophomores - BOYD HOSKINS, JR. Pineville, Kentucky HELEN HOSKINS Pineville, Kentucky GAYLE HUFF Ages, Kentucky LEONARD HUGHES Parker Lake, Kentucky Baptist Student Union. RUTH ANN JEFFERS Oneida, Tennessee Baptist Student Union; Choir; Student Education 2 Association. ANN JOHNSON Muskogee, Oklahoma Baptist Student Union; Student Volunteers; BSU Freshman Council; Life Service Band. -1960 - Sophomores - PAUL K. JONES Strunk, Kentucky JOHN BILL KECK Gray, Kentucky Internation Relations Club; Student Education As- sociation; Camera Club; Student Council. MARIS ANN KERLIN Loyall, Kentucky Student Education Association. RONNIE KITTS Habersham, Tennessee HATTIE NAN LAMB Jellico, Tennessee BSU Executive Council; Johnson Hall; Johnson Hall, Vice-President; Young Women’s Auxiliary; Stu- dent Volunteers; Science Club, Secretary; Glee Club; Baptist Student Union. 1 LARRY J. LEDBETTER Monticello, Kentucky Student Council; Mahan Hall, President; Sophomore Class, Secretary; Intramural Sports. -1960 - - Sophomores - GIFFORD LEE Alva, Kentucky LYNETTE LONG Loyall, Kentucky Baptist Student Union; Echo Staff; Young Women’s Auxiliary; Glee Club. MARILYN LUNN Clinton, Tennessee Baptist Student Union; Young Women’s Auxiliary; Student Volunteers; Definite Service Band; Home Economics Club; Glee Club. CHARLOTTE LYNCH Friendsville, Tennessee Baptist Student Union; Student Volunteers; Young Women’s Auxiliary; BSU Greater Council; Student Education Association. SONNYE MCFARLAND Williamsburg, Kentucky Student Education Association. ANNA RUTH MAY Gausdale, West Virginia - Sophomores - BETTY CAROL MAYFIELD Cumberland, Kentucky Baptist Student Union. CAROL JEAN MEADOWS Williamsburg, Kentucky DOROTHY DEEN MEADOWS Loyall, Kentucky Baptist Student Union; Johnson Hall House Council; Varsity Cheerleader. JOYCE MEADOWS Williamsburg, Kentucky JOHN MELZONI Clinton, Tennessee JOYCE ANN MERCHANT § Shelbyville, Kentucky BSU Executive Council, Roburn Hall; Student Volun-_ teers; Student Council, Treasurer; Young Women’s | Auxiliary, Program Chairman; Roburn Hall, Presi- | dent; Life Service Band; Baptist Student Union. oe ty ast te a ate h Oia oe Sopp ae Sade ts -1960 - ° y “es Nada ty - Sophomores - OPAL MEREDITH Pineville, Kentucky Student Education Association. ROBERT MERRITT Knoxville, Tennessee BSU Executive Council, Mahan Hall: Definite Serv- ice Band; Student Education Association; Student Volunteers. BEN MILLER Middlesboro, Kentucky Sophomore Class, Vice-President; Mahan Hall House Council; Student Council; Choir. CHARLES MILLER Coldiron, Kentucky DANNY MILLER Harlan, Kentucky Baptist Student Union. PATRICIA MILLS Jellico, Tennessee -1960 - 4] - Sophomores - MARY J. MOLDEN Somerset, Kentucky ALLAN B. MOORE Lexington, Kentucky RONALD OAKS Loyall, Kentucky Echo Staff. CORDELIA PARKER Bethel, Ohio Baptist Student Union; Roburn Hall House Council; Echo Staff; Annual Staff, Feature Editor; Young Women’s Auxiliary. IRENE PARKS Rockholds, Kentucky HERBERT PARTIN Corbin, Kentucky -1960- - Sophomores - HORACE PARTIN Frakes, Kentucky PATRICIA PERRY Whitley City, Kentucky IRMA SUE PETREY Jellico, Tennessee PATSY PHILLIPS Oneida, Tennessee Baptist Student Union. KATHERINE PIERCE Pineville, Kentucky Baptist Student Union. CARIE LEE RAINS Emlyn, Kentucky Candidate Spring Carnival Queen; Student Educa- tion Association; Candidate Homecoming ‘Queen. - Sophomores - RAY RAMSEY Monticello, Kentucky Science Club. DONNIE ROBBINS Pineville, Kentucky CAROLYN ROBINSON Pleasant View, Kentucky JIMMY ROSENBAUM Jonesville, Virginia SHIRLEY ROSS Dayton, Ohio BSU Executive Council, Treasurer; Life Service Band; Student Education Association; Glee Club; Student Volunteers; Young Women’s Auxiliary, Co-Publicity; Baptist Student Union; Dramatics Club. JAMES SAWYER Williamsburg, Kentucky -1960 - - Sophomores - JUD SCOTT Jellico, Tennessee LINDA LOUISE SIMMS Robbins, Tennessee Baptist Student Union; Young Women’s Auxiliary; BSU Greater Council; Student Volunteers. WARREN SIMPSON Annadale, Virginia International Relations Club. BARBARA SMALLWOOD _ Brightshade, Virginia Student Education Association. JIMMIE LOU SMITH Dayton, Ohio BSU Executive Council, Definite Service; Dramatics Club; Student Education Association; BSU Greater Council; Young Women’s Auxiliary, Publicity Chair- man; Definite Service Band, President: Student : Volunteers, Secretary. MARTH LOUISE SPARKS Louisa, Kentucky Baptist Student Union; BSU Greater Council; Young Women’s Auxiliary; International Relations Club; Glee Club; Choir; Student Volunteers, Secretary; Dramatics Club; Life Service Band. - Sophomores - BARBARA STANLEY St. Paul, Virginia Baptist Student Union; Young Women’s Auxiliary; Echo Staff, Assistant Editor; BSU Greater Council; Student Education Association; Rouburn Hall House Council; International Relations Club; Annual Staff, Dorm Editor. JOAN STEVENSON Waverly, Ohio Baptist Student Union; Young Women’s Auxiliary; Science Club, Vice-President. JIMMY STEVENS Pine Knot, Kentucky STANLEY STOKES Jellico, Tennessee LARRY THOMAS Louisville, Kentucky Baptist Student Union. CHARLENE TUCKER Chattanooga, Tennesse BSU Executive Council, Vice-President; Glee Club Freshman Class, Secretary; Choir; Student Council Definite Service Band; Young Women’s Auxiliary Candidate Spring Carnival Queen; Johnson Hall President; Beverly Davidson Gatliff Piano Award Candidate Home Coming Queen. -1960- - Sophomores - CLAY VANDERGRIFF Maryville, Tennessee Baptist Student Union. NANCY ADELINE WALLACE Gray, Kentucky Student Education Association; Choir; International Relations Club; Dramatics Club. DORCAS WALKER Flat Lick, Kentucky Student Education Association; Home Economics Club, Treasurer. RAYFORD WATTS Austin, Indiana STELLA WILLIAMS Corbin, Kentucky Student Education Association; Baptist Student Union. a caer, wee BERRY WIREMAN Ashland, Kentucky Student Council; Choir; Methodist Student Fellow- ship; Summer Student Council, President; Annual Editor. Sn - Sophomores - BETTY SUE WRIGHT Stearns, Kentucky BSU Executive Council, Devotional; Young Women’s Auxiliary; Student Volunteers; Definite Service Band. CECIL E. WRIGHT Stearns, Kentucky Baptist Student Union; BSU Executive Council, Training Union; Student Volunteers; Definite Service Band. BARBARA ANN WYATT High Splint, Kentucky Baptist Student Union; Young Women’s Auxiliary; Glee Club; Choir. BETTY YOUNG Yaden, Kentucky Student Education Association. BRENDA YOUNG Corbin, Kentucky Baptist Student Union; Young Women’s Auxiliary; BSU Greater Council; Annual Staff, Organization Editor; Roburn Hall House Council; Echo Staff, Assistant Editor, Roburn Hall, Vice-President. -1960 - rr rrete ke ee pte ements ee i] OceRierce Jinebolincete= == Joan Stonecipher Secretary Doris Keeton _____ ____ S.C. Representative Fddilovitt 2222 ae 5. Ga Kepreseniaiive EDWARD ADAMS Williamsburg, Kentucky Major; Civil Engineering KENNETH RAY BAKER Harlan, Kentucky Science Club; Intramural Sports. Major: Commerce - Juniors - JANE ADAMS Williamsburg, Kentucky Young Women Association, Miss Cumberland “57”; Baptist Student Union; Student Council. Major; Home Economics. JUANITA BALES Oneida, Tennessee CHARLOTTE ADKINS Williamsburg, Kentucky Major: Elementary Education Student Education Association. Major; Elementary Education. - 1960 - - Juniors - JIM BOLINGER HAROLD DEAN BRYANT Knoxville, Tennessee = Whitley City, Kentucky Freshman Class, Vice-President; Major; Business Administration. Student Council; Baseball; Veterans Club. Major; Commerce. | EVELYN COX }ODUS T. CHEEK Williamsburg, Kentucky ‘Rose Hill, Virginia Student Education Association. “Major: Social Studies. Major: Elementary Education. IRENE CAMPBELL Corbin, Kentucky Major: Elementary Education. LINDA LOU COX Corbin, Kentucky International Relations Club; Bap- tist Student Union. Major: Commerce ART GLENN DYE Harlan, Kentucky Ministerial Association, President; Baptist Student Union; Student Vol- unteers, Vice-President; BSU Execu- tive Council “58.” Major: Political Science. : Juniors - GENE R. DAUGHERTY Pine Knot, Kentucky Science Club. Major; Biology. -1960 - DORA DOUGLAS Williamsburg, Kentucky Major: History DARIE FARRIS Stearns, Kentucky Baptist Student Union. Major: Mathematics : Juniors : PATRICIA FLOYD Eubank, Kentucky Baptist Student Union; Dramatics Club; Young Woman’s Auxiliary; International Relations Club. Major: Commerce EDWARD THOMAS GILLIS Jellico, Tennessee Major: General Business DORIS KEETON Monticello, Kentucky. Baptist Student Union; S.E.A., Social Chairman; Choir Treasurer; Student Education Association. Student Council Representative; . Major: Elementary Education. _ PATRICIA JONES | Williamsburg, Kentucky BARBARA LOUISE JONES Junior Class. Corbin, Kentucky Echo Staff; Student Education As- sociation; Choir. Major: Elementary Education. ANITA LOUISE KEETON Barbourville, Kentucky Baptist Student Union; BSU Executive Council “58”; Dramatics Club; Johnson Hall Dorm Repre- sentative; Young Women’s Auxili- ary; Student Volunteers; Student Ed- ucation Association. Major; Elementary Education COLEMAN LEFEUERS Kettle Island, Kentucky Major; Elementary Education . Juniors - EDITH ANN LOVITT Williamsburg, Kentucky Baptist Student Union. Major: Mathematics. -1960 - JOHN REID KEETON Monticello, Kentucky B.S.U. Executive Council, President “58”; Ministerial Association, Presi- dent; Student Volunteers; Dramatics Club; Baptist Student Union. Major: History. ILAS LAWSON Siler, Kentucky Major; Elementary Education | I - Juniors - EDWARD LOVITT BOB MALICOTE Williamsburg, Kentucky Lafollette, Tennessee Student Education Association; Mr. Junior “60”; Veterans Club, Presi- dent; Student Council; Junior Class, Vice-President. Major: History Major; General Business IRENE PEACE VERNON PEELS Williamsburg, Kentucky Knoxville, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education. BOBBY MORRIS Major: Business Cumberland, Kentucky Physical Education Club; Manager Basketball “A” Team. Major; Physical Education : Juniors - LULA JEAN PETREY Jellico, Tennessee Major: Elementary Education. FRED ROBBINS Calvin, Kentucky Major: Elementary Education. JAMES L. RAGLE Burnside, Kentucky Major: Commerce -1960 - JOE HOWARD PIERCE Pineville, Kentucky Mahan Hall, Counselor; Junior Class, President; Ministerial Associa- tion; Baptist Student Union; Min- isterial Association, President. Major; History, Social Studies. RALPH HERSEL ROBBINS, JR. Four Mile, Kentucky Intramural Sports. Major: Biology. JAMES TAYLOR Jellico, Tennessee Student Education Association; Sci- ence. Club. Major; Physical Education LON WILSON i Helton, Kentucky | Assistant Coach “B’” Team Basket- ball; Baseball; Assistant Intramural | Director; Basketball. | Major: Physical Education. - Juniors - HAZEL WILDER Williamsburg, Kentucky Student Education Association; ternational Relations Club. Major: Elementary Education. In- hs ah bessyScaP Eee OP HENRY FREEDMAN THOMPSON Middlesboro, Kentucky Major: Elementary Education. | rT Ld Sal roe ly cneaeneendicumsiemenes 4 | ™ i i 4 mmc aS = Bike eek Cet = EEEES . Saienaaainainataiaae, | ” “cial Sicoaicinan penctiaenaicia Rie eat 2 Ma = ¢ ipsae : i : ; ( : ‘ : see ; 2 = § rey 5 ak | oe tem =e ‘hate 7 a ee set e (ae FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Jack Stedhenson ___ £2 President Kaye Richards Bie eee eCrelary Joe Shephetd ie aaa Vice-President JAMES ADKINSON Cowen, West Virginia ROBERT WHITCOMB ALFORD Baltimore, Maryland CHARLES ALLAN Jellico, Tennessee HERBERT ANGEL Harlan, Kentucky CARL AUSMUS Jellico, Tennessee R. L. AYERS Jacksboro, Tennessee JOHN BABINGTON Dayton, Ohio CLARENCE W. BAKER Neon, Kentucky NANCY BALL Pine Knot, Kentucky VIRGINIA ANNE BALL Whitley City, Kentucky CECIL RAY BARGER Cumberland, Kentucky ELEANOR BARNHILL Corbin, Kentucky BARBARA BARRIER Monticello, Kentucky JIMMY BATES Williamsburg, Kentucky GARNELL BENTLEY Corbin, Kentucky 59 LINDA KAY BINGHAM Wartburg, Tennessee MARY CHARLES BROWN Pineville, Kentucky J. C. BRYANT Flat Rock, Kentucky WILLIAM BRYANT Williamsburg, Kentucky JACKIE BURRESS Oneida, Tennessee ORLIS BURTON Monticello, Kentucky MARTIN BUTTERMORE Corbin, Kentucky MITZI BYRD Corbin, Kentucky ROBERT DEAN BYRD Moreland, Kentucky ESTER BLEVINS Oneida, Tennessee LORENE BOWLING Pleasant View, Kentucky WILLIAM C. BOWLING Toledo, Ohio KERN BRASHEAR Hazard, Kentucky JIM BRIDGES Newport, Kentucky DOYLE BROOKS Beulah Heights, Kentucky 60 CLYDE BROWN Mt. Sterling, Kentucky EARL BROWN Jellico, Tennessee CHARLES CATRON Williamsburg, Kentucky JOHN DAVID CARTER Oneida, Tennessee CALVIN CASTLE Evarts, Kentucky LINDA CAWOOD Harlan, Kentucky LEORA CHILDERS Stearns, Kentucky LOVENIA ANN CHITWOOD Huntsville, Tennessee WILLIS COLLINS Blackey, Kentucky LOLA COOKE Seco, Kentucky FRANCINE CRIDER Ligett, Kentucky GERALD CROCKETT Mt. Sterling, Kentucky DON CRIDLIN Kenvir, Kentucky ERMA DENE CROLEY Carpenter, Kentucky JENNIE CULVER Jellico, Tennessee 61 JOYCE CURD Jellico, Tennessee LINDA DAUGHERTY Stearns, Kentucky GLENNA DAVIS Jellico, Tennessee PATSY DAVIS Corbin, Kentucky DANNY DEAN Pineville, Kentucky BETTY JO DICK Monticello, Kentucky SHELIA DINSMORE Corbin, Kentucky BARBARA DOBSON Manchester, Kentucky PATRICIA EASTRIDGE Corbin, Kentucky MARY GEORGE EDEN Frankfort, Kentucky COLEMAN ENGLAND Hyden, Kentucky CAROLYN EVERSOLE Leatherwood, Kentucky MARY GEORGE FAULKNER Pineville, Kentucky ROGER WAYNE FAULKNER Jellico, Tennessee RAMON CURD FERGUSON Harlan, Kentucky BULA SUESEOSTER Hill Top, Kentucky FRED P. FRANCIS Somerset, Kentucky DONALD GARLAND Corbin, Kentucky ENOCH GIBBS Corbin, Kentucky ROGER GILREATH Whitley City, Kentucky LESLIE GOOCH McKenney, Kentucky BOBBY GRAY Leatherwood, Kentucky JAMES SAMUEL GRAYSON Jellico, Tennessee JAMES H. HALL Whitesburg, Kentucky BILL R. HAMBLIN Whitley City, Kentucky DON HAMLIN Williamsburg, Kentucky CHARLES E. HAMMONDS Corbin, Kentucky ELDON HARMON Maysville, Kentucky ELIZABETH ANNE HELTON Cumberland, Kentucky BILLY HENDERSON Pineville, Kentucky 63 RICHARD CALVIN HENSLEY Dayton, Ohio LEO HIBBARD Corbin, Kentucky BETTY HILL Williamsburg, Kentucky JAMES STANLEY HILL Bell Farm, Kentucky WILLIAM A. HOLLAND Bell Brook, Ohio JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH Cincinnati, Ohio ROBERT TRACY HOLLINGSWORTH Cincinnati, Ohio JUDY HOLLITT Cumberland, Kentucky LINDA HOLMES Whitley City, Kentucky RALPH HOPKINS Newport, Kentucky BARBARA HOSKINS Pineville, Kentucky MAE ERLENE HOSKINS Pineville, Kentucky MARY JEAN HUBER Dayton, Ohio LORRAINE HUDDLESTON Fonde, Kentucky CRAIG HUNLEY Harlan, Kentucky 64 LARRY HUTSON Piqua, Ohio EULA FAYE IRVIN Cumberland, Kentucky JERRY ISON Leatherwood, Kentucky BILL JOHNSON Alva, Kentucky RUTH JOHNSON Oneida, Tennessee WILFORD JOHNSON Habersham, Tennessee ALLAN W. JONES Lexington, Kentucky JIMMY WAYNE JONES Corbin, Kentucky DORIS JACKIE KEENE Hyden, Kentucky LOIS JEAN LANGDON Manchester, Kentucky BILLY RAY LAWSON Flat Lick, Kentucky LINDA LENNON Williamsburg, Ke ntucky JEAN LOVITT Bronston, Kentucky PATRICIA MARKSBERRY Walton, Kentucky SANDRA MARPLE Williamsburg, Kentucky 65 NANCY MASSENGALE Tipton, Oklahoma JOE MAY Dayton, Ohio RANDY MCINTYRE Pineville, Kentucky ORVETTA MC FEREN Somerset, Kentucky CLAYTON MEADOWS Williamsburg, Kentucky SALLY MEADORS Williamsburg, Kentucky ERNEST MILLER Harlan, Kentucky PATTY MILLER Rayalton, Kentucky DEMPSEY MIRACLE Williamsburg, Kentucky EDWARD MIZE Hyden, Kentucky WILMA JO MOODY Harlan, Kentucky ANNA JANE MAUNEY Rockhld, Kentucky BARBARA NALDER Goshen, Ohio BRYAN PALMER Washington, Ohio ROSE LEE PARIS Corbin, Kentucky ASENETHA PARKER Goshen, Ohio ROBERT PARRIMAN Dayton, Ohio DARENE PERKINS Pine Knot, Kentucky NONNIE LOU PERRY Honeybee, Kentucky If, (Gy WARING Williamsburg, Kentucky JOHN PETREY Saxton, Kentucky LUCH FERN PHILLIPS Manchester, Kentucky PATRICIA POTTS Harlan, Kentucky AILEEN POWERS Siler, Kentucky RUTH ANN RAPIER Corbin, Kentucky ERNEST LEE RAY Lancaster, Kentucky PHYLLIS REED Hustonville, Kentucky DAVID RIDNER Gray, Kentucky TOBEY ANN ROARK Harlan, Kentucky KITTY ROBBINS Pineville, Kentucky 67 68 PATRICIA ANN ROBERTS Clinton, Tennessee PATRICIA ANNE ROBERTS Harlan, Kentucky JIMMY C. ROGERS Lancaster, Kentucky ROBERT ROSE Xenia, Ohio JEANETTE ROWLAND Cumberland, Kentucky BARBARA JEAN SAYLOR Harlan, Kentucky KALE SAYLOR Beverly, Kentucky MARGARET SAYLOR Pineville, Kentucky RUTH ANNE SAYLOR Corbin, Kentucky LEMAN SAYLOR Payne, Ohio ROBERT SHARP Chevrolet, Kentucky ASENATH SHELTON Williamsburg, Kentucky JOE SHEPHARD Grays Knob, Kentucky LORETTA SHOOPE Loyall, Kentucky N ANNIE SMITH Savoy, Kentucky PATTY SMITH Oneida, Tennessee FREDDIE SNELLINGS Bell County, Kentucky TED SPURLOCK Cawood, Kentucky ROBERT R. STANIFER Richmond, Kentucky RALPH STANTON Sevierville, Tennessee LAVONNE STARKER Lawrenceburg, Indiana CHRISTINE STEPHENS Corbin, Kentucky JIMMY STEPHENS Pine Knot, Kentucky LEAH STEPHENS Pine Knot, Kentucky JACK STEPHENSON Harlan, Kentucky PHYLLIS TACKETT Royalton, Kentucky ANN TAYLOR Williamsburg, Kentucky LOIS TAYLOR Honeybee, Kentucky MARY FRANCES TAYLOR Honeybee, Kentucky PEGGY TAYLOR Williamsburg, Kentucky 69 70 REBA TAYLOR Williamsburg, Kentucky WILMA TAYLOR Williamsburg, Kentucky ROBERTA THOMPSON Glendale, Kentucky ANNA TODD Robbins, Tennessee HORACE TURNER Red Bird, Kentucky JANNA LEE WARFIELD Williamsburg, Kentucky WARREN TUNSTALL Glendale, Kentucky GLENNA WHITTAKER Hamersville, Ohio J. C. WILDER Miracle, Kentucky ARDITH WILLIAMS Maryville, Tennessee CHARLES WILLIAMS Whitley City, Kentucky DOROTHY WILLIAMS Jellico, Tennessee KATHY WILLIAMS Whitley City, Kentucky ARTHUR WILSON Portland, Indiana DONNIE WILSON Bagdad, Kentucky GERALD WILSON Co-operative, Kentucky Ronnie Wilson Bagdad, Kentucky WAYNE WILSON Pontiac, Michigan MARCIA LEE WRIGHT Stearns, Kentucky DONNA JOY WRIGHT Walton, Kentucky JOYCE WOODS Pine Knot, Kentucky BARBARA WITTY Walton, Kentucky Tal ee a ee CE STUDENT LIFE 73 “Student life at Cumberland College represents various things — the close communion between students and instructors and the all-important com- munion of students with each other.” ... the opportunity to meet many new and fascinating people, such as, Con- gressman Eugene Siler, an alumnus who spent several days with us on our campus. Wintertime means many things at C. C.— Snowball fights, icy walks, iced up wind- shields, tippy-toeing a- cross the old viaduct .. . sit 6 ee 0 A i oy ag Walking when our cats won't start. And it’s always a good ex- cuse. “Snowed in.” ® wt Ihe, Barbara Stanley Editor DORMS ROBURN HALL Welcome to our house, Sir. Praying helps our needs. tiie came Roburn Hall, the oldest building on campus, is the home of sixty-five girls. There are many fond memories in our hearts when we think of Roburn. We remember . . . dorm parties . . . prayer (COMM ect VeOrstnanain the hall)... open house... . Fall capades.. . . home- coming trophy . . . Miss Compton’s food meeeballecamesson [.V... . and the building of lasting friendships. Refreshment Time MERCHANT Writing Gary, Patty? MISS D. BOOTH I like that record. JOHNSON HALL Haven't I seen you some place before? ee Historic Johnson Hall has been a home away from home for many girls. It is the largest girls’ dorm on campus. When we think of Johnson we remember . . . our Hobo party . . . dates and good times feeeePremieres . |. buying a T.V.... cty of “Prayer Meeting” ... popcorn parties . .even a ‘campus’ or two... and secrets shared with others. CHARLENE TUCKER MISS MC PHERSON | } . . . e . . | Quiet Meditation I wish your typewriter was silent, Patty NEW DORM Midnight snacks = pounds. CRAM, CRAM, CRAM. Moonbow trips ... gab sessions .. . coffee at 3 A.M... . Sadie Hawkins day ... Kay’s birthday party ... sweet hours of prayer . . . records in the parlor Peeemoncespecialea week 9. life escape troubles. These are a few things girls in the new dorm will remember. The New Dorm is the newest addition to the Cam- pus. An official name has not been given the dorm but it is affectionately called Holladay HALL after the two house mothers, Miss Holladay and Miss Hall. What about it, Mother? JANE WILSON MISS HOLLADAY Wonder what Pat will sing next? ht? Ss new tonig MAHAN HALL What a problem! Mahan Hall has sheltered many young men at Cumberland. Several new things have been added to Mahan this year. It not only has a new dean but also it has a new housemother. Mahan Hall will long be remembered for. . . bull sessions late at night ... football games .. . called meetings . . . big snowmen .. . cramming for exams ... room checks . . . talks in “Mom’s room.” These are the ways that College life is made more pleasant and memorable. Private Conversation? LARRY LEDBETTER Talking to Mom MR. DUKE CC FEATURES Dee Parker Editor 89 - eS Mr. Cumberland College Bob Cain Miss Cumberland College Peggy Boggs Mr. and Mrs. Cumberland College Chester and Loretta Maupin penne Miss Roburn Hall Patty Caldwell — Miss Johnson Hall Ann Christman iss New Dorm Donna Wright Mr. Mahan Hall Larry Hutson Miss Town and Commuting Carrie Rains ERS Mr. Town and Commuting Don Hamblin DRS SES Miss Junior Joan Stonecipher Mr. Junior Ed Lovitt Miss Freshman Jane Earl Wilson Mr. Freshmen Ron and Don Wilson Most Popular Janice Croley Rayford Watts Berry Wireman Most Friendly Lydia Fightmaster Edsel West Most Likely To Succeed Charlene Tucker Larry Ledbetter Most Versatile Jimmie Lou Smith seaman SNES — = S) 7 | S | a c =I : Y . co Most Athletic Betty Sue Craigmyle CC ORGANIZATIONS Brenda Rains Editor 109 Besar Greater Council Row One, Left to Right:B. Barrier, D. Wright, L. Starker, A. Johnson, N. Phillips, P. Easteridge, S. Williams, P. Marksberry. Row Two: P. Miller, J. Hollingsworth, J. Bridges, R. Hopkins, F. Francis, N. Massingale. Bisse Freshman Council Ministerial Association First Row, Left to Right: R. Mays, Dr. Masden, Sponsor; J. Keaton, J. Hornsby, E. West, D. Moeller, J. Stephenson. Second Row: E. Sipple, B. Hatcher, J. Pierce, F. Roberts, K. Leach, W. Kirk, C. Googe, A. Harrod, A. Dye. Nancy Baker, President; Betty Craigmyle, Vice-President; Sarah Combs, Secretary; Lana Browning, Treasurer; Mrs. J. M. Boswell, Sponsor. | | } YWA Vespers B.S.U. Executive Council Row One, Left to Right: P. Reed, N. Baker, P. Caldwell, Miss Booth, Sponsor; C. Tucker, K. Cain, S. Ross, L. Angel. Row Two: J. Smith, B. Meredith, B. Cain, C. Googe, R. Hop- kins, J. Merchant. OFFICERS OF B.S.U. Bob Cain, President of Executive Council; Miss Booth, Sponsor; Ralph Hopkins, President } of Freshman Council. q } i Student Volunteers Row One, Left to Right: Dr. Morgan, Miss Holladay, Dr. Masden, Dr. Brooks, Sponsors. Row Two: A. Johnson, P. Tackett, B. Craigmyle. Row Three: B. Barrier, B. Witty, M. Sparks, S. Williams, M. James, J. Smith, L. Angel, P. Marksberry. Row Four: K. Cain, B. Dick, P. Miller, P. Reed, J. Hollingsworth, D. Wright, N. Baker, E. Sipple, H. Thompson. Row Five: S. Ross, R. Fergunson, F. Francis, N. Massingale, R. Hopkins, P. Brashear, B. Hollingsworth, A. Wilson. First Row, Left to Right: A. Parker, J. Huber, B. Nolder. Second Row, L. Thomas, Rev. Wallace, Sponsor; B. Wireman, J. Somers. Methodist Student Movement Science Club Row One, Left to Right: B. Hill, J. Stevenson, M. Day, L. Petrey, J. Stonecipher, H. Lamb, V. Ball, O. McPheron. Row Two: Dr. Harper, Sponsor; B. Maggard, E. Cornett, J. Ison, B. Davis, K. Parsons. Row Three: T. McLeod, R. Ramsey, G. Daugherty, B. Palmer, B. Alexander, T. Peercy. Left to Right: E. Creech, D. Walker, P. Caldwell, C. Pennington, Miss Clay, Sponsor; J. Culver, N. Carter. Dramatics Club Row One, Left to Right: S. Williams, M. Sparks, J. Smith. Row Two: Miss Besse Rose, Sponsor; B. Stanley, P. Floyd, A. Hampton, P. Campbell. Row Three: A. Williams, F. Francis, P. Brashear, R. Bell, L. Hughes, C. Lowry, D. Parker. Edsel West, President; Sylvia Williams, Secretary; John Keck; Student Council Representative; ] Nn t e r Nn a t 1 O n 4] Miss Mary Thomas, Sponsor. Relations Club Johnson First Row, Left to Right: B. Rains, J. Merchant, A. Mauney. Second Row; G. Brock, A. Hampton, P. Campbell, P. Caldwell, M. Murray, B. Stanley, S. Combs, D. Parker. a : Roburn ™ Hall House Council First Row, Left to Right: D. Meadors, E. Blevins, C. Tucker, D. Walker, P. Valentine. Second Row: J. Cope, R. Baird, G. Whittaker, S. Williams, G. Woods, P. Tackett, L. Browning, B. Dick. Hall House @ Council Ee New Dorm House Council First Row, Left to Right: J. Wilson, T. Roark, K. Williams, L. Holmes, P. Marksbury. Second Row: K. Hogston, M. Brown, O. McPheron, Miss Holladay. First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Duke, L. Hughes, R. Cornett, L. Ledbetter. Second Row: C. Baker, W. Brock, B. Bastin, P. Kiogore, B. Miller. Mahan Hall House Council Veterans Club Row One, Left to Right; Mr. Lathrop, Sponsor; M. Hopkins, E. Lovett. Row Two: G. Lee, R. Stagnolia, H. Goodin, H. Evans, C. Brown, J. Fee. Row Three: J. Wilder, M. Hounchell, G. Stout, J. Creech, C. Neff, J Ratliff, W. Renfro, J. Ward. | Left to Right; J. Rosenbaum, Student Council Representative; J. Ratliff, President; Mrs. Lovett, Sponsor; R. Brashear, Vice-President. BE SEES ee Town and Community Officers Bach Club meoiat Left to Right: K. Pierce, Dr. Nell Moore, Sponsor, Mrs. Mountjoy, N. Massingale, S. Lindon, G. Hensely, A. Williams, B. Barrier, L. Fields, L. Helton, C. King. Row One, Left to Right: T. Hampton, B. McCullah, B. Miracle. Row Two: C. Morris, J. Ratliff, J. Taylor, C. Maupin, C. Neff, J. Rosenbaum, H. Goodin, W. Baker. Row Three: John Renfro, Sponsor; E. Lovett, L. Wilson, B. Madon, B. Morris, L. McCracken, B. Collier, E. Kidd, K. Condra. Physical pet aa Education Club ea a ae eee ee wana Row One, Left to Right: P. Reed, L. Cobb, C. Cobb, J. Huber, C. Eversole, G. Brock, R. Taylor, P. Caldwell. Row Two: E. Lovett, D. Grabeel, D. Williams, B. Payne, R. Brown, G. Woods, D. Spaulding. Row Three: B. Merritt, M. Saylor, S. McFarland, E. Boles, F. Taylor, M. Cadle, J. Gilliams. Student Education Association Row One, Left to Right: S. Brown, B. Stanley, M. Stagnolia, R. Stagnolia, §. Williams, K. Rob- bins, B. Young, A. Todd, Mrs. Shelley, Sponsor. Row Two; B. McCullah, P. Boggs, C. Lynch, L. Browning, B. Dick, H. Barnes, N. Ball, D. Walker, G. Whittaker, B. Kyser. Row Three: J. Somers, T. Hampton, R. Kitts, R. Abbot, C. Vandergrift, J. Keck, O. Cheek, B. Rose. ‘“ - 3 a «3 ee, ae VOWEL RULE'T Vowel auLe” -. @ ss . ¥ § pared Marquita Cadle, Historian; Don Grabeel, President; Mrs. Shelley, Sponsor; Sylvia Williams, Sec- retary; Sonny McFarland, Treasurer. Miss Future Teacher Mr. Future Teacher MARQUITA CADLE ED LOVETT Row One, Left to Right: A. Christman, C. Tucker, P. Reed, M.Faulkner, J. Burress, R. Jeffers, L. Fields, E. Helton, N. Carter, J. Whitaker. Row Two. B. Barrier, S. Lindon, N. Baker, J. Hamilton, N. Massingale, K. Pierce, P. Caldwell, M. Brown, D. Wright, D. Williams, R. Saylor, M. Sparks. Row Three: R. Bell, A. Wilson, J Hollingsworth, R. Wilson, J. Eaton, R. Hollingsworth, R. Ferguson, C. Smith, J. Curd. Row Four: B. Miller, D. Wilson, J. Bates, D. Spaulding, D. Carter, G. Hensley, B. Cain, J. Sterling, T. Byrd, H. Hall. Cumberland College Choir Practice Makes Perfect 123 Student Council The Student Council represents the Stu- dent Body of the College. With the help of its faculty advisors, Miss Emma McPherson, and Mr. John Duke, the Council solves campus | problems, assists the faculty on registration days, presents an annual Spring Carnival, and plans social activities for the entire student body. WARREN RENFRO President RICHARD BRASHEAR JANICE CROLEY JOYCE MERCHANT Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 124 First Row, Left to Right: J. Wilson, P. Boggs, D. Keeton, B. Nolder, P. Caldwell, W. Rendro, N. Baker, C. Tucker, P. Reed, J. Merchant, J. Croley. Second Row: A. Wilson, J. Bollinger, B. Moore, D. Grabeel, W. Jones, J. Rosenbaum, R. Brashear, R. Kitts, B. Wireman, J. Wilder, J. Keck, E. Lovitt, K. Condra, L. Ledbetter, J. Somers, R. Maggard, E. West, B. Miller. The Student Council is composed of representatives from each organization on campus. It purpose is to arouse and maintain enthusiastic interest in and a spirit of loyalty to the various activities of the College, to assume leadership in regulating and promoting the extracurricular and social activities of the College, and to assume leadership in pro- moting and improving Student life on the campus, creating a con- genial relationship and understanding and spirit among the mem- bers of the College Community, both students and faculty. 125 Echo JOHN SOMERS Editor-in-Chief The Echo Staff under the supervision of Mr. Thurmond. Saat LU BNSHAMS Son mpg £8. ee ee freee. ca s L$ | Jeff Goggin and Stanley Goodwin turning out Jeff, John, and Stanley check at the printet’s office. another story for the paper. | ECHO STAFF Editor-in-Chief — 2 John Somers Associate Editor Jeff Goggin Sports Editor Bill Crook Exchange Editor Rex Ross Social Editor Sylvia Williams Faculty Adviser ____ Mr. Charles J. Thurmond Mr. Charles Thurmond, Sponsor. 127, 128 BERRY WIREMAN Editor-in-Chief Cc John Somers, Assistant Business Manager, Mt. E. E. Shiels, Sponsor, Richard Brashear, Business Manager. It is completed, and this is our 1960 Lamp. It is mo longer just a vision in the minds of the staff, but a reality. As you turn the pages, the world of C. C. will unfold before you. We hope you will, as you turn the pages of this annual, remember this great school year . . . . that the faces, buildings, and spirit of Cumberland College will not be forgotten, and that the Lamp will immortalize Cumberland College and its students. Photographers, John Keck, Mr. Ambellas. Jane Earl Wilson, Fred Francis, Louise Angel, Pa- Dee Parker, Barbara Stanley, Peggy Boggs, Don tricia Roberts, Phyllis Reed. Grabeel, Alice Hampton, Brenda Rains. 129 a en en cm ee CC HOMECOMING semen Peggy Boggs Editor 131 Homecoming-Our Biggest Event Roburn Hall won the Homecoming trophy for best display with the theme of “Cumberland Injun on the Hiwassee Track.” Our Alumni take a coffee break. The cross-country runners coming into the final lap. Our Homecoming Displays + GUID Heap Tee See } Mahan Annex ctl: Mahan Hall 133 BRENDA RAINS CHARLENE TUCKER JOYCE MERCHANT dhe Belle of Cumberland and Her Court JOAN STONECIPHER PEGGY BOGGS CARRIE RAINS CC ATHLETICS Alice Hampton Editor 137 XE BASKETBALL With only three returning lettermen, Coach Bill Ross’ inexperienced tribe of Cumberland College Indians substituted fighting determina- tion for experience, went on the warpath and ended the year with a highly respectable 20 wins and 12 losses. In the KJCC the Indians showed a marked improvement over last year and battled their way to a second place tie boasting an 8-6 conference record. The Indians engaged in three tournaments this season and won glory for Cumberland in each. In the Kiwanis Tournament at London, Kentucky, the Indians upset nationally ranked Lindsey Wilson and finished in the runner-up spot. At Greer, South Carolina, in the North Greenville Invitational the Indians w alked away with the consolation prize. The Indians ended the season by placing third in the KJCC Tourna- ment, good for their battle prize of the year. This has truly been an eventful year for the Indians. Center Bill Carlyle and forward Benny Collier were selected as first choices for the All-Conference team. Carlyle, who this year set a new Cumberland College scoring record, was chosen as first choice to KJCC All-Tourna- ment team. Cumberland College is proud of her Braves. ii Head coach Bill Ross came to Cumberland College six years ago as a graduate of West Virginia Tech. and Mar- shall College. Before coming to Cumberland, Ross taught in the public schools of West Virginia. During his years at Cumberland, Ross has produced teams which demanded the full support of the student body. In the season of ’59-’60 the Indians under Ross’ leader- ship won three trophies plus many victories over their oppo- nents. We now take time out to give our thanks to Coach for the contributions he has made to Cumberland College. FROM THE BENCH BILL ROSS It is difficult in a few words to express my feelings con- cerning the 1959-1960 Cumberland Indians. When the school year started in the fall of 1959, I received phone calls from a number of boys who had signed to play at Cumberland. These boys expressed their regrets and said that since they had better offers elsewhere they were forced to accept them. This left us with what seemed to be an unsurmountable task in a rough conference. However, at that time I did not realize that the boys who did come had the fighting heart it takes to battle back. The hold-overs (Maupin, Collier, and Carlyle) came to play, the Frosh did not know what it meant to quit. Other teams held the edge in experience, but no one could outfight this group of boys. Due to the lack of adequate subs in certain positions our team was some- times a bit weary, but all-in-all I feel they did an outstanding job. The future of these boys will be bright, because they have followed the motto of: “Aim at the stars,” and even if you don’t reach them, you will still land very high. 140 Schedule Cumberland . Opponent Cumberland Opponent S’eastern Christian 95 5 94 Young Harris 89 al Lee’s 75 64 Campbellsville 87 81 Tusculum 69 49 Lindsey Wilson 75 74 Hiwassee 64 59 Sue Bennett 63 79 Bethel 74 78 Campbellsville 1D 81 Bllces DS 66 Eastern Frosh 88 98 Tusculum 68 69 Chatt. Temple 64 66 Eastern Frosh 84 74 Young Harris 73 67 Sue Bennett 106 96 Chatt. Temple o2 53 Lindsey Wilson 73 100 Paducah 73 74 Paducah 78 64 Bethel 81 80 | Hiwassee 120 96 S’eastern Christian 89 87 ( Denotes Conference games) Over-all standing—20 to 12 Rah! Rah! It fell through. Two more for Sullivan. GERALD CROCKETT Guard BILL SULLIVAN CHESTER MAUPIN Forward Captain KEN CONDRA Guard BICUSGARLY EE Center BENNY COLLIER Forward 142 Z a) ea 4 AQ ) Guard WAYNE CARY RICHARD HOLT 143 AS S KG) iz = MA jam = S a S S Ss ihe § Zz Se . MGS SN i Shs as x O ae CHARLES CAMERON Forward BOBBY MORRIS It takes more than players and a coach to make a team. Bobby, “Pup” Morris, gave the Indian team the final touch as their manager. “Pup,” a graduate of Bethel Junior College, is now a Junior at Cumberland. Basketball is nothing new to him since he played during high school and with Bethel for two years. Physical Education 1s “Pup’s” major and this experience as manager will help him achieve his goal of being a coach. Now the season is over, and we take time out to salute “Pup” for the fine job he did of managing the Indians. C for the Cheering done at each game H for their Help which makes defeat a less pain E for their Effort in supporting the team E for their Enthusiasm which ranks supreme R for the Roar heard after a score L for their Loyalty which puts them on the floor E for their Exergy which they all possess A for the Applause due to their success D for their Determination for a win every time E for their Effectiveness which is a sure sign R for their Readiness which shows they are trying S for the Salutes they receive undying This is a description of the C. C. cheerleaders for the season of ’59-’60; Cumberland College is proud to say they backed our team. CARRIE RAINS LYDIA FIGHTMASTER DOT MEADOWS BRENDA ORME JANE EARL WILSON 145 Left to Right: James Deaton, Glen Johnson, Jewett Moss, Victor Morris, Henry Morgan, Delmer Eversole, Joe Shep- herd, H. G. Pratt, Coach. 146 B-TEAM The preliminary games were played under the coaching of Mr. H. G. Pratt; they were backed by the cheerleaders sponsored by Miss Holladay. The team gained many victories making them de- serving of the congratulations and the support of the student body. From Left to Right: Kathy Williams, Wilma Moody, Donna Adkins, Francine Crider. 147 bee wh - v. ry}