Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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Senior Class College ofArts iaitit e a e 31 c e s COOK, W. V., A.B, Kappa Alpha; Cardinal Club; Fo .tballl, ' 26, ' 27, Captain, ' 28, ' 29; Baseball, ' 26, ' 27, Wee Willie Cook ' s from Kentucky, And so that state is quite lucky To claim this athlete Who ' s so hard to beat — Red-headed Cook from Kentucky. Carlisle. Ry. ' 28, ' 30. FREEMAN, RUTH A., B.S Delta Phi Omega; Amasagassean Literary Society; Basket Ball, ' 28, ' 29, 30, Captain, Tennis Club. Ruth Freeman, just one thing- about her. Took all the hard work was allowed ' er; Take praise from our lips. She didn ' t hop crips; Of what praise could student be prouder? •29: Lebanon, Tenn. Hiking Club; GREGORY. JESSE E., A.B. Lambda, Chi Alpha; Football. ' 29; Baseball, ' 30. From Middle Tennessee Normal came Jess, A likeable lac), we must confess; But why in the deuce They let him a-loose From his cage we never could guess. Carthage, Tenn. HANCOCK, KATHERINE, A.E Lebanon. Tenn. Delta Phi Omega; Williamson Scholarship. ' 28; Secretary International Relations Club; Secretary Athletic Association, ' 29, ' 30; Secretary of Amapagassean Literary Society. We ' re told that her mother and father Had this daughter of theirs christened Katherlue, But we couldn ' t stand that; To us she ' s just Kat, And a longer name is more than a bother. HEREFORD. NANNIE McLEAN, B.S Sigma Delta Sigma; President Life Service Group; Miss Hereford came from Japan With cherries and sandals and fan ; We ' ll let everyone know She can cook, she can sew — This fine little girl from Japan. Lebano 27

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Senior Class College of Arts aiti« icaeitices ALEXANDER, ELSIE MAI, A.B. Sigma Delta Sigma; Collegian Staff; Cumberland Cardinals; Basket Ball, ' 25, V.W.C.A.; Tennis Club; Vice-President Class; Cheer Leader. Our first verse is about Red, Of whom enougli can be said. She bade Billy around, And g-ave him a hound To sic off any other co-ed. 27. Lebanon, Tenn. ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; ASH, HARRY RALPH, B.S. Manager of Baseball, ' 30. There was a fellow named Ash Who dearly loved biscuits and hash. To eat all he would He never quite could For lack of enough ready cash. New York City, N. Y. BAKER, WILLIE LEWIS. B.S Y.M.C.A.; Amasa ' gassean Literary Society; Life Service Group. Now Baker wouldn ' t pass on his looks, But he learned while out selling books That a man can get by With the fire in his eye If hi.s line runs along like the brooks. Lebanon, Tenn. BARBER, FLOREINE, A.E Delta Phi Omega; Iota Tau Tau; Secretary of Class; Springfield, Tenn. Philomatliean Literary Society. Oh, what about our friend Floreine, — Ahem! If you know the right words, kindly say ' em. She makes loyal friends. Here our limerick ends; If you wish furtiier tributes, why pay ' em. BUCKOWY, WILLIAM ALLEN, B.S. New York City, N. Y. Lambda Chi Alpha; Kappa Epsilon Phi; Editor-in-Chief of Phcenix; Manager of Baseball, ' 29 President of Class, ' 29; Collegian Staff, ' 29; Y.M.C.A.; Amasagassean Literary Society. Mr. Buckowy fashioned this book; Now just carefully take a good look. He loved little Kissy And tho she was prissy, He believed she would make a fine cook. 26

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Senior Class College of Arts amid Sciences HILL, O. REED, B.S. , . Lebanon. Tenn. Managing Editor of Collegian; Y.M.C.A.; Aniasagassean Literaiy Society. Young- O. Reed Hill as a rule Was always acting the fool; A sweet little kiss That he stole from a miss Caused some trouble in this school. HUDDLESTON, HOYTE CORDELL, A.B Lebanon, Tenn. President of Y.M.CA.; President Life Service Group; Amasagassean Literary Society; President International Relations Club; Delegate to Student Volunteer Movement, 1927; Student Council. Young Huddleston we ' ll now have you meet Who won fame by moving his feet; As brothers will do He followed Iiis two, And as Y leader he cannot be beat. JARRARD, MARGARET LOUISE, A.B. Cecelia Club, ' 27. ' 28, ' 29; Lebanon, Tenn. Amasagassean Literary Society; Hiking Club. Th is young ni iss named Jarrard Always stayed in her own yard; But she went thru the grill With the Class of ' 30 at will. And to forget her will be very hard. JENNINGS. CLEON, A.B Sigma Delta Sigma; Collegian Staff; Phcenix Staff; President, Y.W.C.A. To line out a Hm ' rick for Cleon, A difficult task, as you know, to dwell on; She really is rare. For ' Bama she didn ' t care; But finish with ' 30 was her ambition. Watertown, Tenn. JETER. RUTH LOUISE, B.S. Sigma I elta Tau; lota Tau Tan. This little lass called Jeter. We will now have you meet er; Out in town she stayed. And a LL.B. she made. We ' ll admit ' tis hard to beat her. Dresden, Tenn. 28