Cumberland High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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M Rs. GIQQRGI: FROST BS. ,' Eighth Grade. Girls' Basketball MISS HELEN Guts School Secretary H.'XRDIPI S. GREER .1l..Al.,' Jlath, Svzwztli Gradz' X-6' Tnmms HIGIITOXX'EIi ,1l..Al. ,' Driver Training MRS. J. B. BIURFF Q B.A.,' English A M Rs. LORIQNE NEBLETT .1I..4.,' English 'Z' FA ULTY 1-1- ' asv -1 ' ' - ma by au. esvwanv me ' And 6 'good uma was Pago .70 'CQ' XIRS. VERNA B. RICKETTS B.S.,' Eighth Grade, Social Studies

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Smiles and frozwzs, open-book and fvofi tests. This is the faculty, but only in part. Tlzaizk you, faculty, for all the help you have gl.'Z'6'11 us. not found in a textbook, only. E. R. HARRIS M.Ed. ,' Principal, Mathematics 4'5 na Z it CHARLES ANDERSON MA., Industrial Arts MISS ELIZABETH BECK M.A.,' Business Education MISS FANNIE CORE BUCHANAN B.A.,' Mathematics LEWIS B. BURTON BA., Art, Social Studies MRS. AURELIA CORBITT B.S.,' Gen. Science, Physics LIAXIE DAVENPORT BA., Eighth Grade, Basketball MRS. JERRY EVANS B.S.,' Home Economics MISS JEWELI. EUBANK M.A.,' Physical Education FRANCIS B. FEREEEE M.A.g Physical Education, Atheletic Director Page 9

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FORREST P. WILSON B.S. 5 Agriculture, Auto Mechanics MRS. PAUL M. ROTENBERRY M .Ed. ,' American H istary, Seventh Grade ALLEN H. SCOTT M.A.,' Spanish, English, Seventh Grade ERNEST B. SMALLEN B.S.,' Eighth Grade, Football Coach Mns. FLORINE SMITH B.S.,- Librarian KENNETH STIER B.S.g Biology MISS MARTHA STRATTON B.S.g Director of Music FACULTY THE PAST RECAPTURED4' O, is all forgot? all School days, friendship, childhood innocence? but my co-mates and brothers in ancient exile, are we not now spirits of another infinite sort. I smile and say, this is no material flatteryg we are still counsellors who feelingly persuade these youth what they lack in mind, we do not, however, lowly debase ourselves, cousins, do we, to look so poorly and to speak so commonly fair. He does us double wrong, dear humble colleagues, that wounds us with the flatteries of his tongue. Hath not old custom made these lives more sweet than those of ancient days long since gone. Thus, we are a brief study how may be best compared- this transformation where we live unto the world from whence our civilization was thus derived- we are each, therefore, ayvivid librairie: each If a scribe, the custodian of an ancient librairie, arrayed, attired, or decked with elaborate apparel from the annals of periods and many centuries. 'The pictures appearing on the following pages first appeared on the bulle- tin board in the Cumberland High School Library. This bulletin board featured the book, lVhat People lVore, by Douglas Gorsline. The faculty, with prevailing high spirits, has sincerely enjoyed this endeavorment. THE CH1EFTA1N wishes to thank Mrs. Florine Smith who first created the idea, Mr. Lewis Burton for the invaluable art work, and Mr. Charles Anderson, Jr. for the inexpensive photography. Page 11