Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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The Phoenix Nineteen Twentv-F out — — Walthr Hugh Draxe. A.H., A.M. Professor of Pure niiii .IppHcil Mallirmalus A.B. University of Mississippi, 1894; A.M. University of Mississippi; A.M. Harvard University, 1901 ; Dean of Engineering Department and Professor of Civil En- gineering, University of Mississippi; Head Professor of Civil Engineering, University of Florida; Chief Engineer with United States Government in charge of Road Construction ; Author of articles on Education and Government, The School, the Church and the State, The Statue of a Teacher, etc. ; was offered Chairmanship of Legislative Committee of Engineering License in Tennessee; Member of American Association of Engineers and Society for Promotion of Engineering Education. Albert Willlams, L L.B. I K 2 Professor of Law ' anderbilt; Cumberland LL.B.; Principal Cheatham C ounty High School, 1911-13; Arlington High School, 191 3; Smith County High Sch ol, 1914-16; State High School Inspector, 1917-18; State Superintendent Public Instruction, 1919-30; Editor Nashville Tennessean, 1923. J.AMES Oscar B.mrd, A.M., A.B., LL.B. A X A Professor of C iemislry ; Reiiistrnr of Viih ers ' ily A.B. and LL.B. Cumberland University, 1900; A.M. Cumberland, 1921 ; Postgraduate Work Peabody Col lege, Nashville, Tenn., and University of Chicago. Page llihlecn

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The P h o e n i Q Nineteen Trventy-F our William R. Chambers, A.B., LL.B. Professor of Laiu A.B. Cumberland University; LL.B. Vanderbilt University; served in General Assembly of Ten- nessee; Member of House, 1897; Chairman Com- mittee of Finance, Ways and Means ; Chairman of Judiciary Committee in Senate in 1899; served as Special Judge of Court of Appeals, 1899; in 1920 succeeded the late Dr. A. B. Martin as Pro- fessor in Law Department of Cumberland Uni- versit) ' . WiNSTEAD Paine Bone, A.B., A.M., D.D., B.D. Ben Professor of Bible, Elliics a?id Sociology Union Theological Seminary; LTniversity of Berlin; University of Chicago ; Trinity University ; Cumberland University; Dean Theological School, 1906-09; Pro- fessor N. T. Interpretation Cumberland University, 1894-09; President Theological School, 1909-14; Mem- ber Church Union Committee, 1905-06. Page tivclve

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The Phoenix Q Nineteen Twenty- Four Mrs. Y. p. Wootex, AB., A.M. Principal Preparatory Department A.B. Pcabody College, Nashville, 1890; University of Nashville, 1802; Degree confirmed by new Peabody, 1921; Teacher of Mathematics High School, Sherman, Texas; Principal Wooten Training School for Girls. Lebanon, Tenn., fifteen years. G. Fraxk Burns, A.B., A.M. , B.D. Professor of Latin and Greek A.B. Cumberland University, 1911; A.M. Cumberland; B.D. Lane Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio; Principal Cum- berland University Preparatory Department, 1911-13; Pastorates at Dyer, Kenton, Grace Presbyterian, Nash- ville, Milan and Jacksonville, Texas; Moderator Nash- ville Presbytery; Moderator West Tennessee Presby- tery; Stated Clerk, Jefferson Presbytery; Director of Religious Education in Cumberland at present. Abrah.am Rudy, A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Modern Languages A.M., Ph.D. New York University; Latvian Univer- sity, Riga, Latvia; Organizer and Proprietor of Inter- national Institute and Director of Americanization in Houston, Texas, 1919-22; Assistant Professor of Mod- ern Languages in University of South Carolina, 1918- 19; Confidential Military Service, 1917-18; Private School, 1914-17; Professor of Modern Languages, State College of North Carolina, 1907-14; Philippine Service, 1904-07; Appointed by Governor to represent North Carolina at International Congress of Esperantists at Antwerp, Belgium, 1911. Page fourteen