Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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DEDICATION To Our Beloved President, WINSTEAD PAINE BONE, -D.D, This 1911 Phcexix is Respectfuxlt Dedicated. • Long days be his, and each as lusty, sweet. As gracious natures tind his life to be.

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Editorial ANOTHER volume of the Phoenix is offered to the students, to the alumni, and to the friends of Cumberland University. The current num- ber is the third to appear within the last ten years of the school ' s history. The Phcenix has been published only in the more prosperous years of Cumberland ' s life to voice the institution ' s spirit of hope and to esti- mate her ever-increasing glory. To a cherished herit- age of a long-honored life, to the splendid attainments of a passing year, and to the boundless hopes of a life to come, these pages are dedicated. Here one may read the records, the vanities, the dreams, the loves and hopes of student life — rec- ords true, deserved, we trust; vanities one may for- give, since they will be forgotten ; dreams we pray may come true; loves and hopes that speed the college year. To portray the communicable life of the year 1910- 1 1 ; to gather up the unseen threads and weave them into a perfect fabric; to give the reader the opportu- nity to interpret the whole in its unified form ; to pre- serve and cherish memories that should not fade ; to feed the fires of enthusiasm and loyalty and love for our Alma Mater; to rejoice in the unbounded promise of honor yet to come; to add one more brick to this invincible structure which has withstood the storms of civil strife; to ort ' er a parting word of gratitude to those who have enriched our lives; to bond our hearts in stronger ties of student sentiment — this has been the chastened hope and the earnest endeavor of the editors of the Phcenix.