Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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s ' ■■•■ THEpnoEiNi UNIVERSITV Paul Livingston Hollister Fair ril. Te BACHELOR OF ARTS Tvas not born for courts or state affairs; I pa my debts, believe, and sa j my prayers. Assistant in Chemistry ' 13- ' 14, ' 14- ' 15; Y. M. C. A.. Secretary ■13- ' 14 ; Amas- sagassean. President ' 13- ' 14, Parliamen- tarian ' 14- ' 15 ; Cumberland Weekly, Business Manager •13- ' 14; Senior Class Debater ' 15; Varsity ' Football, Manager ' 14: Member Athletic Council ■14- ' 15; Phoenix Editor-in-Chief 15. Thesis: The Highest Form of T.ife. It could be said that he outgrew the moun- tams about Chattanooga, so they sent him to Cumberland. We ' re proud of him. too. For four years he has walked silently among us. but we always feel him there. He IS a man with a job which is always well done. We chose him Editor of the Phoenix because then we knew we would have one. Clyde W. Luna, A ' - Cornersville. Tenn. BACHELOR OF ARTS A Bool of Verses underneath the Bough, A jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread — and Thou. ' Massey School; Varsity Football ' 10. ' 11. ' 15; Varsity Basketball 10, ' 11. ' 15. Man- ager ' 15 ; A ' arsity Baseball ' 10, ' 11. ' 15, Captain ' 11. Coach ' 15: Member Athletic Council ' 14- ' 15 : Kappa Sigma Phoenix Representative ' 15. Thesis: The Immigration Problem ( Eco- nomics). Tick moves with grace and silence, in school and on the athletic field. You d never know that he knevs ' anything, to look at him, but when he does speak he says something. The girls call him a sweet boy ; the boys, a jolly good fellow. He hasn ' t told you. I ' m sure, that he knows baseball, but whenever a game is on, Tick IS always there Charlene Frances Miller Lebanon. Tenn. BACHELOR OF ARTS Such a pearl from Life ' s fresh cro ' Wn Fain Tvould I shal e me doTvn. Y. W. C. A.. Secretary-Treasurer ' ll- ' li: Amassagassean; Dramatic Club: Girls ' Glee Club; president Senior Class ' i: ; Senior Class Member Academic Student Council 15. Thesis; The Renaissance — Its Effect on Art. Literature and Philosopli . Charlene is the sunny-faced prima donna of the class. She says she cherishes the hope of an operatic fame, singmg Nolhin But Love. She writes frequently to Jerry in Virginia, and yet is one of the most thoroughly enjoyable girls on the campus. Pag2 nineteen

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|„yNIVERSIT J D- ' THEpnoENi ' ' ■1,3 1 v5 Lee Transou Goff. J 2 ' P Saint Louis, Mo. BACHELOR OF ARTS i ' em high! Hit ' em oiu Cumberland ! Let ' s go!! Cumberland University ' 07- ' 0S; Blackburn College ' OS- ' 10. Cumberland University ' 14- ' 15 ; Senior Debater ' 14- 15 ; Tatler Staff; Managing Editor Cumberland Weekly ' 15; Tennis Club; Cheer L,eader ' 14- 15 ; Manager Varsity Football 15 ; Member Athletic Council ' 14- ' 15: Univer- sity Quartette ' 14- ' 15 ; Senior Class Phoenix Representative. Thesis: The Celts -A Review. polluff was here once before, but is only remembered by those now in the grandfather class. Busy is his first, middle, and last name. He is one of the songbirds of the class, with aspirations toward Caruso ' s place. He arrived at school with the booster ' s spirit, and led a yell session in chapel one morning. Since then he has confined his push to other lines, but occasionally has an idea vet. Watson T. Hardison, 2 A E Columbia, Tenn. BACHELOR OF ARTS Ml; only boof(s mere iDoman s loof s. Assistant in Latin ' 14- ' 15 ; More an School ; Amassagassean ; Varsity Football ' 14 : Varsity Baseball, Captain ' 14. Man- ager ' 15; Member Athletic Council ' 14- ' 15, .Thesis: Life. What IS Cumberland going to do for some couple to warm the radiators next year when Watl leaves? Walt is our la- dies ' man. He is a regular human en- cyclopedia and walking dictionary on the ladies. He is quite an athlete, too, and knows how to make a grandstand play — for the ladies. He has one rule, and thereby lives— Love the Ladies, If any- thing interferes with that rule, he cuts that thing out. Carey Earl Hollister Fairmount, Tenn. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE He would not Tvith a peremptory tone Assert the nose upon his face his oivn. ' Assistant in Surveying and Drawinsf ■12-13, ' IS- ' 14, ' 14- ' 15; Y. M. C. A.. Treasurer ' 13- ' 14; Amasagassean, Treas- urer ' 14- ' 15, Phoenix Representative ' 15 ; Athletic Association. Secretary- Treasurer ' 14- ' 15; Member Athletic Council. Secretary-Treasurer ' 14- ' 15 ; Se- nior Class Debater ' 15. Thesis: Water — T ' ses and Abuses. Carey is the brother of Paul. You would never know it, though. If you should hear some wild, disturbing noise, as of a cyclone approaching, you would know that Carey was somewhere about. He receives his Bachelor ' s degree this year, and will also receive a certificate in Domestic Sci- ence. At least, he is always around where the eats are served. Page eighteen

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