Cumberland College - Lamp Yearbook (Williamsburg, KY)

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FRONT ROW: Boyd Hoskins, President, Anna Jane Mauney. SECOND ROW: Edsel West, Gerald Crockett, Kitty Faye Robbins, John Melzonie, Berdie Mae Jones, Mary Martin, Anna Sue Lewis, Maxine Parker, Colene Cobb, Kenneth Parsons, Judy Tompkins, David Carter, Fred Francis, Binnie Noe, Frank Young, John Gilliam, Hazel Wilder, Gerald Wilson, Alice Hodges, Jimmy Rogers, Molly Moore, Arville Grubb, Esther Blevins, John Bill Keck, Connie Keith, Bob Alford. Donald Vaughn, Robert Pittman, Kenneth Howard, Boyd Hoskins. 88

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cme THE CUMBERLAND ECHO Gh Cumberland Feho Staff |49 Students CUMBERLAND COLLEGE Will Receive First Degrees i DR. JAMES M. BOSWELL. JITOR -IN President (Continued from Page 1) RRA can Uhm a. Ton ‘Willoughby education; Bruce Miracle, Hulen; 5p R Cee SS : ics eee a ee oe ee Coleman House Kentucky, B. Ss. in physical edu- ls PSOCIATE EDITOR ...........,. Mary Elizabeth Pratt | cation and biology; Andrea Joyce : SOCIATE EDITOR ...... Lo 3 -Don Johnson| McDaniel, Corbin, Kentucky, B. a PE HANGE EDITOR .. a, - Betty Plemons S. in e’ementary education; ; ORTS EDITOR .. ... .sisisét‘éw . i Clyde E, Neff, Keokee, Virginia, LC i FOTOGRAPHER ......—s«izsi(‘ y a . . ..... John I ,A. B. in health and physical 1st... oo. education; SPORTERS ... Peggy Adams, Hilda ‘Angel, Vernon Baker,|., Brenda Rose Orme, Stearns, ‘Thomas Collett, Carol Combs, Richard Combs, Kentucky, , B.S. in elementary Bobby Davis, Chrisley Day, Elmer Day, Jeff are Ae ae ae Owens, Fisk, Anna Jo Glieim, Coleman House, Don) one eas BS ’ ’ in elementary education; Horace Johnson, Merrill Johnson, Mary Louise Day, Joe) Partin, Jellico, Kentucky, B. S. Myers, Kenneth Osborne, Betty Plemons, Mary | in history and English; Howard E, Pratt, Gordon Queen, Jud Scott, ie Partin, London, Kentucky, B. S.| Slone, Katherine Smith, Silas Trammell, R«»ert|in biology and chemistry; Irene| Tweed, William Vaughn, George Waldrouy, and|Peace, Williamsburg, Kentucky, Sharon Woody. |B, S. in elementary education; .CULTY ‘SPONSOR ............ ..Mr. Charles J. Thurmond | Jerry E. Ratliff, Williamsburg, Kentucky, B. S. in health and | English; Fredrick W. Robbins, Pineville Kantiueky PR in creamed Pt t. aaeel ee ton aeeeier rt er) oi. ele et wh? ss fLeEses “pequireu SKILLS; Persuu- alities, understandings, and at- titudes is during childhood. Thus, if we ean. effectively guide and direct our youth, the result should be better citizens|- in our community and in (hal do sh America. However, education does not SL. ‘ end when the child is eighteen; no one gets too oid to learn; no one should ever shut his eyes i ; and ears, Public night schools ishould be set up in every com- Crossing The Br idge munity to provide the adult; citizens an opportunity to in- By COLEMAN HOUSE — crease their vocational skills and advance their general edu- cation. I have a strong conviction for democratic education where the teacher and students work to- if practice makes perfect then Mr. Duke should have ine track team, especially when it comes to the broad anp as not only the track team but all the dormitory dents are petting a plenty of practice bildiies ey © erons ERRUSESESSEGGSAURTEREEEDUERERERELE ERLE f = = = = = = =

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Miss Dorothy Meadows Po Miss Mary Ann Cornett