Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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Q rptanr There are many interesting and brilliant chapter.? in the gloriously written history of Cumberland Uni- versity. Each year a new chapter is added, new char- acters are portrayed, fresh scenes are painted, and jireater and nobler achievements are recorded. Dur- ing our years of study at Cumberland we have read that story, and in reading there have been born and nurtured in our minds and hearts new dreams, new ambitions, and new h ' opes that we, the Class of 1931. may, in our long pilgrimage toward distant goals, continue more gloriously than ever the story of our Alma Mater. If, when we grow weary of our journey, we stop to rest and chance to turn these pages, and if, in turn- ing them, old times and old memories are recalled to mind and our faith is strengthened and we gain re- newed courage to take up our journey again, then this book will have served its intended purpose. We content ourselves now with offering as nearly as pos- sible an exact copy of the eighty-ninth chapter of Cumberland ' s history. C. £: a

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■c n m fMrationl TO DR. W. P. BONE who, during almost a half century of distin- guished service to Cumberland, has labored tirelessly and has given generously of his time and efforts to the end that the Univer- sity might serve her rightful purpose and maintain her high place among the institu- tions of higher learning in the South. His ideals are Cumberland ' s traditions. His clear vision, firm faith, and noble char- acter have served as an inspiration and a challenge to all of us. We feel that we shall be able to live more fruitful and profitable lives because of having known him. That we may, in some way, express our love and appreciation of the scjioiar and of the man, we most respectfully dedicate to him this, the 1931 volume of The Phcenix. iiiiiiiiHiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif = r -■ -A- -V- Tf ' II UK ,i - r Of i. crE? -