Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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The Phoenix of (y - ineleen Tivent -Four GiroRGE W. Vanzre, B.S., Professor of Biology M.S. B.S. Central College, Pella, Iowa; Postgraduate Work, University of Chicago, 1916; University of Illinois, 1917; Science Teacher, Pella High School; Science Teacher, Williamsburg High School; Biology In- structor, Central College; Biology Instructor, Williams- burg, Iowa. William Henry A. Moore, IMus.B. Director of Music; Professor of Piano and I ' oice Diploma of the Royal Conservatorium of Music, Stutt- gart, German}-, 1897; Postgraduate Work, 1903-04; Pro- fessor of Piano, Hardin College, Mexico, Mo., 1899- 1902; Director of Music, Arcadia University, Syracuse, N. Y., 1904-07; Organist and Private Teacher, Van- couver, B. C 1907-10; Director of Music, Okanagan College, Summerland, B. C, 1910-16; Director of Music, McKendree College, Lebanon, 111., 1916-17; Director of Music, Cumberland University, 1917-21. ' i: Mrs. J. H. Burke, B.S. Tcaclicr of Home Economics George Peabody College for Teachers; East Tennessee State Normal; Milligan College; Graduate Work under Miss Betty Lysle Wilson. Fatjc fifteen

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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

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The Phoenix of (y Q Nineteen T te eniy - F o ut William D. Young, A.B., A.M. i; A E Professor of History A.B., 1920, A.M., 1921, Cumberland University; Secre- tary of Faculty; Mason. Roger G. Murr.ay, LL.B. 2 A E Director of AtJiletics U. S. Naval Academy; Sewanee; Cumberland. James Verxol Clarke, B.S., M.A. Director Yancey Scliool of Journalism ; Publicity Di- rector, Cumberland University B.S. ' anderbilt; M.A. Cumberland; Army Service, 1917-19, Lieutenant Engineers, Field Artillery; Pub- licity Director for National War Work Council, Y. M. C. A. Naval Publication, Charleston, 1919-20; Asso- ciate Director Department of Publicity, Presb terian Church, U. S. A., New York City; Assistant Editor Presbyterian Adi ' ance, 1920-22; Director Publicity for Presbyterian Churches in South and Southwest, 1922. Page sixteen