Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1934 volume:

y of y , ' H - 2 ' Y WILLIAM KERR BASSETT 7409 BEVERLY RD BETHESDA MD 20814 WILLJAM KCKR MINERVA BONE. A55ETT STOCKTON ARCHIVES CUMBERUND UNIVERSITY LEBANON, TN x . THE rH ElIX Published by the Students of CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY 1934 THE PHOENIX Andrew Jackson Cash - Tage 2 - FOR J_ E.dLaatLon We of Cumberland University dedicate this volume of The Phoenix to that ardent modern, Andrew Jackson Cash, Univer- sity Secretary, who has served in this capacity for nine years. To his unflagging interest in youth and to his outstanding ad- ministrative ability and sound judgment the University owes much of its phenomenal success and increasing influence. — Tage } ■ THE PHOENIX joxs uiTord In compiling this edition of The Phoenix, we, the staff, have tried to picture in both words and pliotos part of the great worlc undertaken by the administra- tion of Cumberland University, and to show that Old Cumber- land, our University, stands in its magnificence a criterion for the unborn future. ' Page 4 - FOR 9 3 4 (Lont nt± THE UNIVERSITY CLASSES SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS WE MODERNS FEATURES - Pagf 5 i Jjn zmoxtam Am ' i Waddell Hooker, one of Cum- berland ' s sincerest friends, died Thurs- day, February- 1, 1934. His business and public service connections were numerous and in each of these he left a host of friends. Mr. Hooker was an en- thusiastic supporter of education and was for years identified closely with the work of Cumberland University. During the greater part of that time, he was a member of the Board of Trus- tees and for a number of years was the treasurer. The faculty and student body join in recognition of the loyalty, simplicity, and sincere service of this splendid alumnus. VIIYEKSITY 3 ' ' ■ m S Sm J • W - ■ ' -4- :.: ' ■ : .■ ' t- ■ ' ■t j- ■ :■ ■■■¥■• ;- 1 1 5. y 1 II IikPL i -1 - O !i w 3 =: = L £Z, f tS .wak . CARUTHERS HALL Buill in 1S75 and named for Judge Robert L. Caruthers. first President of Board of Trustees p a ■= o -c o o Q CO O APMIMSTKATMl THE PHOENIX Ernest L. Stockton President ■ Tage 14- FOR 19 3 4 William R. Chambers Dean of Law School ' iLL D. Young Dean of Literary DeparlmenI ■ Tagc 1 5 THE PHOENIX Judge A. B. Neil Professor of Law A.B., Winchester NorrriKl College; LL.B., Cumberland University. Judge Albert Williams Professor of Law A.B., Vanderbilt University; LL.B., Cumber- land University. Prof. Sam Gilreath Professor of Law LL.B., Cumbeiland University. Miss Sarah Hardison Law Librarian B.Mus., Schubert Conservatory of Music; LL.B., Cumberland University. ■Tag,e 16- FOR 9 3 4 Ralph Tinsley Donnell Professor oj Mathematics A.B.. Cumberland University; M.A., Univer- sity of Tennessee. Miss Mabel C. Jones Professor of English A.B., Cumberland University; M.A., Graduate Work, Peabody College and Columbia University. James O. Baird Professor of Chemistry A.B., M.A., LL.B., Cumberland University; Graduate Work, Peabody College; University of Chicago. Robert J. Wherry Professor of Social Sciences Ph.D., Ohio St.Tte University. ■Tage I7r THE PHOENIX WiNSTEAD P. Bone Professor of Biblical Literature A.B., A.M., Trinity College; B.D., D.D., Cum- berland University; Union Tlieological Semi- nary, University of Berlin, University of Chicago. E. George Saverio Professor of Modern Languages A.B., M.A., College of Montana; Ph.D., University of Te.xas. Mrs. Y. p. Wooten Professor of Education A.B., Peabody College; M.A., Cumberland University; Graduate Work, Cumberland University. Edd Winfield Parks Professor of English B.A., Harvard; M.A., Ph. D., Vanderbilt. ■ Pane IS- FOR I 9 3 Miss Sydney Virginia Adams Instructor in Romance Languages A.B., Hollins: Graduate Work, Peabody Col- lege; Cumberland University. Lawrence M. Dickerson Professor of Biology B.S., William and Mary; M.S., Ph.D., Uni- versity of Virginia. Graves Haydon Thompson Professor of Greek and Latin A.B., Hampden-Sydncy College; A.M.. Ph.D., Harvard University. Mrs. May Gregory Rousseau Instructor in Dramatic Art Graduate Work, Schuster School of Public Speaking; Flowers Academj- of Speech and Dramatic Art, Cincinnati, Ohio. Tage 19 ■ THE PHOENIX Thomas E. Bryant Registrar A.B.. Cumberland University. Miss Madge Hardison Assistant to the University Secretary Mrs. Theora Ferrell Instructor in f ' oice Nashville Conservatory of Music, Advanced Work under De Luca. Miss Eunice Cutler Director of Piano ■ Tage 20 ' FOR 19 3 4 Andrew J. Cash University Secretary A.B., T niversity of West Virginia. Miss Aileen Cook Secretary to the President Mrs. Reed Matron of Hinds House Mrs. West Matron of McClain House Tage 2V- THE PHOENIX Miss Martha Harris Librarian Mrs. Mary Fullerlove Matron oj Men ' s Dormitory Edward Lloyd Superintendent of Maintenance ■■Page 22- SE«I«KS THE PHOENIX SENIOR CLASS William Kerr Bassett, A.B. Providence, Kentucky Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Class President, ' 3C- ' 31, ' 31- ' 32; Tennis Champion Singles, ' 31; Doubles, ' 33; President International Relations Club; Sports Editoi, Collegian, Aluvinus. Helen Elizabeth Davis, A.B. La Guardo, Tennessee Sigma Delta Sigma. Mable Davis, B.S. Watertown, Tennessee Commuters Club, Y. W. C. A Sarah Eleanor Flowers, A.B. Kenton, Tenn. Delta Phi Omega; President of Y. W. C. A.; Secretary of Senior Class; President of D. P. O, Sorority; Glee Club; Basketball. -Tagc 26- FOR I 9 3 SENIOR CLASS Mildred Hancock, A.B. Lebanon, Tennessee Prettiest Co-ed, ' 51. Emma Nannette Hibbitt, A.B. Lebanon, Tennessee Y. W. C. A. Lyndon B. Jennings, B.S. Lebanon, Tennessee Bachelor of Ugliness; Editor, Cumberland Ccdlegian; Business Manager, Phoenix, ' 33; President, Senior Class; Basketball, ' 30- ' 33. Henry Xavier La Rata, A.B., LL.B. Engi-ewood Cliffs, New Jersey Vice President, Blue Key Honor Fraternity, ' 34; Y. M. C. A.; President, ' 34; Reserve Officers Club, ■32- ' 33; Glee Club; Band; Basketball. ' 32. ■ 9 a Re 27 ' THE PHOEN SENIOR CLASS Shannon Robison, B.S. Selmer, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Basketball. Four Years: Football, ' 33; Vice President, Senior Class, LiNNiE Sue Summer.s, A.B. McMiNNviLLE, Tennessee President, Sigma Delta Sigma Sorority. C. S. Taylor, B.S. WiNFlELD, Texas Mary Ethel Tucker, A.B. Ashland Citv, Tennessee Miss Cumberland; Associate Editor, Phoenix; Trea urer Class, ' 32- ' 33, ' 33- ' 34; Basketball, •32- ' 33, ' 33- ' 34; Y. W. C. A.; Football Sponsor, ' 33. - Page 2S- C«LLECE •F I.AIi THE PHOEN COLLEGE OF LAW January Class Cecil H. Allen Royal Oak, Michigan- Helen M. Berridge Lebanon, Tennessee Iota Tau Tau. Jarrett p. Booxe Miami, Florida William Eli Branstetter Wartburg. Tennessee Philomathean. Jack Brazeltox Birmingham, Alabama W. Cornelius Breedlove Treasurer, Delta Kappa Phi; Tennessee C!ub; Manager, Football Programs; Philomathean; Barrister ' s. Alvin C. Bruce Oklahoma Citv, Oklahoma Class Orator. Charles B. Brussels Oklahoma City, Oklahoma John J. Caldwell Trenton, Tennessee James E. Calhoun Nashville, Tennessee Class Treasurer. John Francis Carr Springfield. Missoiri Jesse G. Chipman Denton. Texas Texas Club; Barrister ' s Club. Harold J. Cordoxmer Carthage, Missouri Philomathean. ■Tage 30- FOR I 9 3 COLLEGE OF LAW January Class James E. Covington DoNELsoN, Tennessee Secretary, Class. Lester S. Cross Caldwkll, Texas Joe Brown Cummings McMiNNviLLE, Tennessee S. A. E.; A. S. P.; Rlue Key. Clifton E. Dodge Hattiesburc, Mississippi B.S., University of Alabama; Amassagassean. James Porter Drake, Jr. Miami, Florida Philomathean; Amassagassean; Florida Club; Blue Key. Robert F. Dyer Enid, Oklahoma Oklahoma Club; Philomatlican. WoDE Harris Farmer FiKEviLLE, Tennessee John C. Fleming Culleoka, Tennessee Treasurer, Lambda Chi Alpha; Philomathean; Blue Key. Lawrence Garland Jackson, Tennessee Herschell p. Glass Randolph, Kentucky Vice Chancellor, S. D. K.; Secretary, Blue Key; Circle Club; Philomathean. Andrew J. Graham St. George. New York George Malcolm Graham Olivia, North Carolina A.B., University of North Carolina; Philomathean. Cecil C. Hamilton Holdenville, Oklahoma Barrister ' s Club; Forum Club. ■ T agc 3 1 ■ THE PHOENIX COLLEGE OF LAW January Class James H. Hannah Springfield, Missouri President, Class; President, Forum Club; Philomathean, Willie Harris Washington, Arkansas Roderick H. Head COTTONDALE, FlORIDA Capt. W. p. Jackson Columbia, Tennessee Dan L. Johnson, Jr. Wewoka, Oklahoma Vice President, Square and Compass Club; Oklahoma Club. Harvey J. Lambert Antlers, Oklahoma President, Circle Club; Oklahoma Club. DwiGHT Leonard Beaver, Oklahoma Harold Jefferson Lipscomb Charleston, West V irginia President, Blue Key; Treasurer, S. D. K.; Secretary, Square and Compass Club. John J. P. McPeake TuscuMBiA, Alabama Blue Key; President, Junior Class; Forum Club. Ruth Meriwether Jackson, Tennessee Glee Club; Secretary, Amassapassean. Kenneth C. Miller Tylfr, Texas Sigma Delta Kapp i. J. Weeks Murphy New York, New York Philomathean; Barristei ' s Club; Amassagassean. William Lauderman Raugh CoLUMiiUS, Ohio Tage 32- FOR 19 3 4 COLLEGE OF LAW January Class Edwin A. Sayers, Jr. Nashville, Tennessee William S. Shea St. Louis, Mississippi Clarence H. Sweeney Thomas, Oklahoma Ernest W. Tarkengton Wichita Falls, Texas Chancellor, S. D. K.; Blue Key; Circle Club. Tom Price Thompson Hartsville, Tennessee Julia Tippins Brewton, Alabama Iota Tau Tau. Charles Wilson Ward Ft. Myers, Florida Florida Club; Forum ClubrVice President, Senior Cl;i Major Glenn Webb Christiana. Tennessee Blue Key; Circle Club; Sigma Delta Kappa. B. O. Weeks Bethel Springs. Tennessee James A. White McCoMB, Mississippi Historian, Senior Class; Amassagassean. Alonzo Williams Lebanon, Tennessee Leon D. Glasscock San Antonio, Texas Circle Club; Vice President, Amassagassean; V ice Presi- dent, Texas Club. Julian G. Carr Miami, Florida Jack A. DeLane San Antonio, Texas President, Amassagassean; Presideni, Longhorns; Bar- rister ' s Club. - Tasc .33- THE PHOENIX NAMES OF SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED IN JANUARY CLASS Harry L. Armstrong Lebanon, Tennessee William S. Carr Fulton, Kentucky Jeff Duty Rogers, Arkansas George Jackson Nashville, Tennessee RuDYARD T. Keefe - . Oshkosh, Wisconsin Toby Monroe Maynardville, Tennessee Edward Spencer Salisbury, Missouri Robert Stevens Fayetteville, Tennessee Tom Torbett Bristol, Tennessee -Tage 34- FOR I 9 3 COLLEGE OF LAW June CIdss JA Jas. B. Lamberth, LL.B. Alexander City, Alabama President, Senior Law Class; Amassapasscan; Philoma- thea:i; Secretary, Circle Club; President, Forum Club; Barrister ' s Club; Stray Greeks; Okla- homa Club; Alabama Club. W. F. Meaney, LL.B. Springfield, Massachusetts Vice President, Senior Law Class; Lambda Chi Alpha. Jerry R. Bonavita, LL.B. Belleville, New Jersey Secretary. Senior Law Class; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Football, ' 3 3- ' 34; School Correspondent. John W. Noble, LL.B. Kennett, Missouri Treasurer, Senior Law Class. James P. Crow, LL.B. Hominy, Oklahoma Orator, Senior Law Class; ' ice President, Amassa- gassean; Vice President, Bible Class. Ben S. Catlett, LL.B. Jefferson City, Tennessee Historian, Senior Law Class; Barrister ' s Club; Amassa- gassean. ■ Tagc 5 5 ■ THE PHOENIX COLLEGE OF LAW June Class David B. Aaron, Jr., LL.B. Nashville, Tennessee Football, ' 32- ' 33; Basketball, ' 33- ' i4. Samuel H. Adams, LL.B. West Palm Beach. Florida V ' ice President, Junior Law Class; Vice President. Florida Club; Blue Key; Forum Club; Lambda Chi Alpha; Philomathean. William S. Agent, LL.B. Sallisaw, Oklahoma Joe Allen, LL.B. Elizabethton, Tennessee Adolph M. Anderson, LL.B. El Campo, Texas Blue Key; Sigma Delta Kappa. Garland Draper Anderson, LL.B. Gainesboro, Tennessee Philomathean. Joe Anderson, LL.B. Corsicana, Texas Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Sarah Van Anderson, LL.B. Pensacola, Florida Houston C. Ashley, LL.B. HoRNBEAK, Tennessee Temple H. Bailey, LL.B. Altus, Oklahoma Treasurer, Oklahoma Club; Stray Greeks. Douglas T. Bates, LL.B. Centerville, Tennessee Barrister ' s Club; Tennessee Club; Philomathean: Stray Greeks. Thomas Dekalb Beasley, LL.B. De Funiak Springs, Florida QoUfgian Staff; Forum Club; Amassagassean; President, Junior Florida Club; Barrister ' s Club. Andrew E. Beible, Jr., LL.B. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania ' Tagv 36 ' r- o R 19 3 4 COLLEGE OF June Class LAW Mildred D. Bestic, LL.B. Muskogee, Oklahoma Iota Tau Tau; Oklahoma Club. Merwin Weldin Braderman, LL.B. Nashville, Tennessee Teniit ' ssee Club; Amassagassean. Thomas Ray Brady, LL.B. Sparta, Tennessee Beulah Ruth Burke, LL.B. Elkhart, Indiana Jerome Kermit Burke, LL.B. Elkhart, Indiana Historian. Junior Law Class; Barrister ' s Club; Str;iy Greeks; Student Council; Philomathean; Forum. Howard F. Butler, LL.B. Nashville. Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Football, ' 3 2- ' 3 3; Baseball, ' J3- ' 34; Basketball Manager, ' 34. Stuart B. Carter, LL.B. Roanoke, Virginia President, Virginia Club; Secretary, Texas Club; Secretary and Treasurer, Stray Greeks. Joe N, Chapman, LL.B. Sulphur Springs, Texas President, Forum Club; Texas Club; Treasurer, Philo- mathean; Circle Club; Square and Compass Club. Robert S. Clement, LL.B. Dickson, Tennessee Amassagassean; Tennessee Club; Square and Compass Club. Joe Williams Collins, LL.B. Stockton, Missouri Missouri Club; Band. J. Clifton Conatser, LL.B. Denison, Texas Barrister ' s Club; Texas Club. Ernest E. Cosnahan, LL.B. Aberdeen, Mississipti Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Stray Greeks. Paul J. Council, LL.B. Clarksville, Tennessee - 9age .37 THE PHOENIX COLLEGE OF LAW June Class William P. Curic, LL.B. EuFAULA, Alabama Alabama Club. G. C. Crider, LL.B. Huntingdon, Tennessee Student Council. James Andrew Crisp, LL.B, Trenton, Tennessee Band. Hale B. Crow, LL.B. Dickson, Tennessee Amdssagassean; Tennessee Club. J. Foster Crowell, LL.B. Raymondville, Texas Te. as Club; Philomathean; Vice President, Forun Club. David Lipscomb Cummins, Jr., LL.B. Haskell, Texas Texas Club. O. A. Cargill, Jr., LL.B. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Oklahoma Club. Ellen Chambers, LL.B. Lebanon, Tennessee Portia Club. Cecil Crutchfield, LL.B. Greenfield, Tennessee Everett L. Culver, LL.B. KiLGORF, Texas Oval Damron, LL.B. Hamlin. West Virginia Amassapassean; Public Speaking Club. Henry G. Davidson, LL. Briston, Oklahoma Ben C. Davis, LL.B. Watertown, Tennessee Tennessee Club. -Tage 35 COLLEGE OF LAW June Class J. C. Davis. Jr., LL.B. Rule, Texas Vice President, Texas Club; Philomatliean; Forum Club; Barrister ' s Club; Circle Club. Charles Francis Decker, LL.B. Alto, Texas President, Junior Law Class: President, Blue Key; Texas Club; Stray Greeks. Logan Dismukes, LL.B. Columbus. Georgi- Stray Greeks; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Robert E. Dougherty, LL.B. West Palm Beach, Florida President, Barrister ' s Club; Amassagassean; Forum Club; Florida Club. Harry Dietz, LL.B. West Palm Beach, Florida President, Florida Senior Club; Forum Club; Barrister ' s Club; Square and Compass Club; Blue Key. Joe Landon Evins, LL.B. Smithville, Tennessee Stray Greeks; Tennessee Club; Public Speaking Club; Square and Compass Club. Robert G. Engelbach, LL.B. Greenville, Pennsylvania Joseph Arnold Faucett, LL.B. Big Spring, Texas Texas Club; Amassagassean. L. Milton Feldman, LL.B. Nashville, Tennessee Tennessee Club. T. D. Fisher, Jr., LL.B. Tampa, Florida Vice President, Barriste- ' s Club; Amassagassean; Stray Greeks. Robert L. Fox, LL.B. Columbus, Georgia Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Stray Greeks. Andrew Fraley, LL.B. Ponca City, Oklahoma Amassagassean; Barrister ' s Club; President, Oklahoma Club; Square and Compass Club. Zed S. Francis, LL.B. Uniontown Pennsylvania Lambda Chi Alpha; Barrister ' s Club; Amassagassean. - Page 39 ' THE PHOENIX COLLEGE OF LAW June Class Mrs. Annie B. Friddle, LL.B. Nashvillh, Tennessee DiDNEY Frieder, LL.B. New York, New York Amassagassean; Texas Club. Hastings Faulkner, LL.B. Claremore, Oklahoma Oklahoma Club; Forum Club. William E. Garbett, LL.B. Grand Junction, Colorado E. D. Gibson, LL.B. Ardmore. Oklahoma Vice President, Oklahoma Club; Barrister ' s Club; Circle Club; Forum Club. Francis X. Golden, LL.B. Richmond, Virginia Circle Club; Virginia Club; Amassagassean. IsADORE E. Goldstein, LL.B. Wilmington, North Carolina Square and Compass Club. Paul Warren Cotcher, LL.B. McAlester, Oklahoma Forum Club; Philomathean; Oklahoma Club. Nelda Erwin Graham, LL.B. Corinth, Mississippi R. Russell, Grant, LL.B. Winchester, Kentucky Barrister ' s Club. E. H. Garrett, LL.B. Eto, New Mexico Lambda Chi Alpha; Forum Club; Barrister ' s Club; Club; Blue Key. Dean Green, LL.B. Kansas City. Missouri President. Stray Greeks; Forum Club; Circle Club; Sigma Alpha Epsi ' on; Missouri Club; President, N. O. P. Club. Harry J. Goldman, LL.B. CooKEviLLF, Tennessee Tennessee Club; Barrister ' s Club. - Ta e 40 ' FOR I 9 3 COLLEGE OF LAW June Class Archie M. Haley, LL.B. Jackson, Mississippi John R. Hall, LL.B. LiTTLEFIELD, TeXAS Texas Club. Luke L. Hannings, LL.B. Martin, Tennessee Tennessee Club; Barrister ' s Club. George Grayson Harralson, Jr., LL.B. Princeton, Kentucky Barrister ' s Club; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Joseph E. Harper, LL.B. Crawfordville, Florida Atlee Harris, LL.B. Memphis, Tennessee Barrister ' s Club; Tennessee Club; Amassagassean. S. L. Harrison, LL.B. Groesbeck. Texas J. R. Haselwood, LL.B. Bardweli,, Kentucky ■ P Robert P. Heglar, LL.B. St. John, Washington Stray Greeks. WiLLARD E. Hagan, LL.B. Lebanon, Tennessee Albert Hamlin Hays, LL.B. Hannibal, Missouri Missouri Club; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. A. E. Holton, LL.B. Salem, North Carolina Frank F. Hickox, LL.B. Memphis, Tennessee Blue Key; Lambda Chi Alpha; Sigma Delta Kappa; Philomathean. ■ Tii iiC 4 1 THE PHOENIX COLLEGE OF LAW June Class John T. House, LL.B. Rome, Georgia Otis Lee Humes, LL.B. Sapulpa, Oklahoma Amassagassean; Oklahoma Club; Forum Club. Eugene B. Hunter, LL.B. Coral Gables, Florida Square and Compass Club; Amassagassean; Florida Club. HoBART HusoN, Jr., LL.B. San Antonio, Texas Sigma Delta Kappa; Amassagassean; Barrister ' s Club. Joseph R. Isbell, LL.B. Houston, Texas Secretary, Circle Club; Texas Club; Philomathean. Louis Johnson, Jr., LL.B. Cookeville, Tennessee Sam Houston Johnson, LL.B. San Marcos, Texas Vice President, Philomathean; Barrister ' s Club; Circle Club; Amassagassean; Texas Club. Elco Kennedy, LL.B. ScoTTS Hill, Tennessee Tennessee Club. Joseph L. Lackey, LL.B. Nashville, Tennessee Hurley Langford, LL.B. Pensacoli, Florida Florida Club; Barrister ' s Club. William O. Livermore, LL.B. Altus, Oklahoma Vice President, Stray Greeks; Barrister ' s Club. Joseph J. Lutin, LL.B. Hartford, Connecticut Philomathean; Connecticut Club; Amassagassean; Tennessee Club. John Henry Lynch, LL.B. Franklin. Tennessee - Tage 42 FOR 19 3 4 COLLEGE OF June Class LAW Arthur R. Macon, LL.B. Poplar Bluff, Missouri Philomathean; Barrister ' s Club. WiNNiFRED G. Mashburn, LL.B. Ardmore, Oklahoma Oklahoma Club; Iota Tau Tau; Amassagassean. Harvey G. Matherly, LL.B. Olive, Oklahom.x Amassagassean; Forum Club. J. Basil Maxwell, LL.B. Troy, Tennessee Tennessee Club, Lyman L. Mikel, LL.B. Fort Smith. Arkansas Barrister ' s Club; Forum Club. Franklin Richard Miley, LL.B. Harrisburc, Illinois Catalino De Sena Molinar, LL.B. TucuMCARi, New Mexico E. C. Moore, Jr., LL.B. Wilmington, North Carolina J. Albert Moser, LL.B. Cottage Grove, Tennessee Stray Greeks; Barrister ' s Club; Circle Club; Amassa gassean. Milton H. Mulit, LL.B. Houston, Texas Texas Club; Amassagassean. Joe Lloyd McAdams, LL.B. Belfast, Tennessee Malcolm Marvin McCord, LL.B. Rome. Georgia Barrister ' s Club; Stray Greeks; Student Council; Georgia Club. Jack S. Manheim, LL.B. Monroe, Louisiana Philomathean; Barrister ' s Club; Stray Greeks. - Taga 4} ■ THE PHOENIX COLLEGE OF June Class LAW William E. McCullough, LL.B. Newbern, Tennessee Amassagassean; Tennessee Club; Circle Club; Bar- rister ' s Club, E. K. McGee, LL.B. St. Louis, Missouri Barrister ' s Club. June Elizabeth Maloney, LL.B. McMiNNViLLE, Tennessee President, Iota Tau Tau; Secretary, Tennessee Club; Honorary, Delta Phi Omega. E. B. Massie, Jr., LL.B. Corpus Christi, Texas Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Philomathean; Blue Key. Robert Curtis Newsom, LL.B. Nashville, Tennessee Philomathean; Barrister ' s Club; Amassagassean; Sigma Delta Kappa. Alletha B. Noble, LL.B. Kennett, Missouri Iota Tau Tau. Sam Nailing, LL.B. Union City, Tennessee G. C. Olsen, LL.B. Kermit, Texas President, Texas Club. Charles Declan O ' Grady, LL.B. Foley, Florida Treasurer, Florida Club; Lambda Chi Alpha; Barrister ' s Club; Amassagassean. Lester M. Passons, LL.B. McMiNNviLLE, Tennessee Philomathean; Square and Compass Club; President, Tennessee Club. Amelia Patterson, LL.B. Iota Tau Tau; Oklahoma Club. Thomas W. Patton, LL.B. Jackson, Tennessee Barrister ' s Club; Tennessee Club; Philomathean; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Carlton L. Perdue, LL.B. Minter, Alabama President, Alabama Club; Forum Club; President. Amassagassean; Stray Greeks. - Tage 44 O R COLLEGE OF June Class LAW Howard R. Poston, LL.B. KiNGSi ' ORT, Tennessee Pliilomatlu ' iin; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Tennessee Ciub; Amassagassean. Joe Bill Power, Jr., LL.B. Decherd, Tennessee Tennessee Club. Edwin LaFayette Pickens, LL.B. Tulsa, Oklahoma Stray Greeks; President, Oklahoma Junior Club; Amassagassean. MiLO Potter, LL.B. HuNTSviLLE, Tennessee Secretary, Philomathean; Barrister ' s Club. A. Mason Ramsay, LL.B. San Marcos, Texas Texas Club; Philomathean. Lloyd E. Revelle, LL.B. Advance, Missouri Wesley E. Rhodes, LL.B. Bruceton, Tennessee Ernie Rose, LL.B. Newberry, Tennessee Lambda Chi Alpha; Barrister ' s Club; Blue Key; Tennessee Club; Sigma Delta Kappa; Amassa- gassean. Russell R. Rowles, LL.B. Houston. Texas Philomathean. Edward Jerome Rubens, LL.B. Bridgeport, Connecticut Barrister ' s Club; President, Connecticut Club; Amassa- gassean; Tennessee Club. John R. Rucker, LL.B. NIURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE Sigma Alpha Epsilon. G. W. Rumbley, Jr., LL.B. Clade Springs, Virginia Forum Club; Vice President, Lambda Chi Alpha; Philom athean; Blue Key. J. B. Ryan, LL.B. Section, Alabama Amassagassean. - ' Page 45 THE PHOENIX COLLEGE OF June Class LAW W. Lynn Sanford, LL.B. Nashville, Tennessee Philomathcan; Drum Major; Tennessee Club; Vice President, Delta Kappa Phi; Phoenix Staff. Theo. G. Scott, LL.B. Buffalo, Missouri Barrister ' s Club; Missouri Club. Tyson M. Searcy, LL.B. San Antonio. Texas Sigma Delta Kappa; Secretary, Texas Club; Amassa- gassean; Circle Club; Sergeant-at-Arms, Blue Key. Vernon H. Sewell, LL.B. Port Stanley, Ontario Philomathean; Amassagassean. Mrs. Ruth M. Short, LL.B. Oakdale, Tennessee Marvin J. Sinclair, LL.B. BooNSViLLE, Missouri Charles H. Slaughter, LL.B. Grand Rapids, Michigan Tennessee Club; Barrister ' s Club; Philomathean. Evelyn M. Slaughter, LL.B. ■ Grand Rapids, Michigan Secretary, Virginia Club. William M. Smith, LL.B. Hondo, Texas Treasurer, Texas Club; Philomathean; Stray Greeks- L. 0. Sparks, Jr., LL.B. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Oklahoma Club; Philomathean; Amassagassean; Bar- rister ' s Club. Arthur A. Speegle, LL.B. Palestine, Texas Philomathean; Texas Club. . ' J. Fred Stoabs, LL.B. Barnsdall, Oklahoma Oklahoma Club. Mary Suarez, LL.B. Tampa, Florida Philomathean; Secretary, Junior Florida Club. Tage 46- FOR 3 4 COLLEGE OF June Class LAW John J. Stegner, LL.B. BooNviLLE, Missouri Thomas Day Sugg, Jr., LL.B. Fayetteville, Tennessee Stray Greeks; Elected Shyster. Edward Tate, LL.B. GiDDiNGS, Texas Texas Club. James Fleming Taylor, Jr., LL.B. Tampa, Florida JiMMiE Lee Taylor, LL.B. Huntingdon, Tennessee Philomathean; Tennessee Club; Square and Compass Club. W. Wallace Taylor, LL.B. Comers Rock, Virginia Square and Compass Club; Virginia Club. Lt. Edward C. Thacker, LL.B. Fredericksburg, Virginia Ed. Thomas, LL.B. Longview, Texas President, Forum Club; Texas Club; Amassagassean; Stray Greeks; Barrister ' s Club; Vice President, N. O. P. Club; President, Philomathean. Richard Leslie Atkins Thompson, LL.B. Los Angeles, California Sigma Delta Kappa. Max E. Tilghman, LL.B. Kenton, Tennessee Business Manager, Collegian, ' 32- ' 33- ' 34; President, Senior Class, ' 33; Bachelor of Ugliness, ' 33; Basket- ball, ' 31- ' 32- ' 33; C Club; Phoenix Staff, ' 33. Barrell Trimble, LL.B. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma President, Oklahoma Club; Stray Greeks; Amassa- gassean. John Turner Vance, Jr., LL.B. Refugio, Texas Texas Club. Kenneth P. Wagoner, LL.B. Wichita Falls, Texas Secretary, Lambda Chi Alpha. ' Tage 47 THE PHOEN COLLEGE OF June Class LAW Harold G. Waite, LL.B. Manchester, New Hampshire Philomathean; Circle Club; Amassagassean; Forum Club; Stray Greeks. WiNTON Walling, LL.B. McMiNNViLLE, Tennessee Jack Ward, LL.B. Abbeville, Alabama President, Lambda Chi Alpha; Blue Key; Circle Club; Forum Club; Philomathean; Amassagassean; Alabama Club. Edwin L. Wallace, LL.B. Clayton, Alabama Forum Club; Lambda Chi Alpha; Philomathean; Circle Club; Amassagassean; Secretary and Treasurer, Alabama Club; Blue Key. Walter F. Warmath, LL.B. Humboldt, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Glee Club; Band. Allen G. Webb, LL.B. Selma. Alabama AIiLTON Baxcroft W ' eems, LL.B. Ellisville, Mississippi Barrister ' s Club; Philomathean: Toreadors Club. Robert Hewitt Wharton, Jr., LL.B. Birmingham, Alabama Stray Greeks. Mrs. Rose L. Wiggin, LL.B. Nashua, New Hampshire Anne Elizabeth Williams, LL.B. White Bluff, Tennessee Iota Tau Tau. George B. Winter, LL.B. Lebrier Springs, Michigan Barrister ' s Club. Joe Wise, LL.B. Dothan, Alabama Alabama Club. W. M. White, Jr.. LL.B. Corpus Christi, Texas Philomathean; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Tage 48- JWIM«KS THE P H O E N X JUNIOR CLASS Jack Albera Belleville, New Jersey Y. M. C. A.; Collegian Staff. Kleanok Burnett Mt. Juliet, Tennessee csldcnt. Junior Class; Commuters Club. Minerva Bone Jacksonville, Texas Y. W. C. A. James L. Bomar TuLLAuoMA, Tennessee Alpha Sigma Phi; President, International Relations Club; Varsity Debater; Collegian Staff. Betty Childs Erie, Pennsylvania James Porter Clark I ' ' ayetteville, Tennessee Club; Delta Kappa Phi; International Relations Club. Edgar S. Hodges McNairy. Tennessee Lambda Chi Alpha. Robert M. Lewis NioTA, Tennessee Football; Basketball; Baseball. H. Lester Mather Langhorn ' e, Penns ylvania Y. M. C. A.; Life Service Club. ■Ta e 50 ' FOR 9 3 4 JUNIOR CLASS Katherine McClatn LiiBANON, Tennessee President, Sigma Delta Sigma Agnes McDaniel Lebanon, Tennessee Sigma Delta Sigma. James C. Orr, Jr. RocKwooD, Tennessee l.ifc Service Club; Y. M. C. A.; K. P. Roy C. Smith Fayetteville, Tennessee Alpha Sigma Phi; Vice President, Junior Class; Vice President, International Relations Club. BuRRiTT F. Smith South Hadley Falls, Massachusetts Delta Kappa Phi, Harold Stephens Shelbvville, Tennessee Vice President, Life Service Club. Reba Corinne Tramel Liberty, Tennessee Commuters Club. Nell Walker Watertown, Tennessee Commuters Club; International Relations Club. Con Welch Savannah, Tenn. Head K. P. ■ Ta c 5 THE PHOENIX ALMA MATER On old Lebanon ' s western border, Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater, As the years roll by. Chorus Forward ever be our watchword, Conquer and prevail; Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! Cumberland, all hail! Cherished by thy sons and daughters, Sweet the memories throng Round our hearts, Oh, Alma Mater, As we sing this song. ■Tage 52- S«PH II KES THE PHOENIX SOPHOMORE CLASS Frank M. Baker Providence, Kentucky Carl Clark McMlNNVILLE, TeNNESSI- LiNDSEY DoNNEI.L Lebanon, Tennessee Helen Doherty Doniphan, Missouri Alice Dyal Glen Ridck, New Jersev Frances Northern Eskicw Lebanon, Tennessee John B. Fleming Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dorothy Fults Tracy City, Tennessee Ophelia Hall Lebanon, Tennessee Brice Odell Hall Lebanon, 1 ' ennessee Sarah Hill Harris Lebanon, Tennessee — Tagc 54 ■ FOR 9 3 4 SOPHOMORE CLASS Ada Thomas Hereford Lebanon, Tennessee William Henry Hinson Lebanon, Tennessee Elizabeth Howard Cowan, Tennessee Hilda Howser Lafayette, Tennessee Charlene Hughes Lebanon, Tennessee Mary Kathryn Kleyensteuber Lebanon, Tennessee Martha List SoDDY, Tennessee Madelyn McAdoo Lebanon, Tennessee James McFarland Lebanon, Tennessee John Gregory Moebes Decatl ' R. Alabama ' Page 5 5 THE PHOENIX SOPHOMORE CLASS Laura Owen Hartsville, Tennessee Blanche Paty Lebanon, Tennessee Evelyn Prichard Lebanon, Tennessee LovELL Rousseau Lebanon, Tennessee Mary Ellen Roberts Watertown, Tennessee Jessie Stubblefield Hartsville, Tennessee Mary Neil Thackston Lebanon, Tennessee R. C. Thomas, Jr. Stanford, Texas Wilson West Nashville, Tennessee Violet Wilson McMiNNViLLic, Tennessee •Page 56- FKESHMEl THE PHOENIX f s FRESHMAN CLASS LixiLLE Bailiff Tennessee Robert Ba5S Tennessee Nicholas DeBennedetto New Jersey Mariam Cash Tennessee Margarete Cash Tennessee Frank Cosmai New Jersey Nelle Craig Mississippi Forrest Crowe Texas Elizabeth Cowles Tennessee Ruth Davis Kentucky Geraldine Eskew Tennessee Harold Eskew Tennessee Thomas Evans Tennessee Sarah Elizabeth Forrestkk Tennessee Jack Fullerlovk Georgia Mike Gialaneli.a New Jersey William Gamble Pennsylvania Marjorie Graves Alabama William Frost Hawkins Tennessee Thomas Hix Tennessee Alice Hunt Tennessee Conway Jenning-s Tennessee Katherine Johnson Tennessi:! ' ! ■ ■Pfl.ijf 5 S - FOR I 9 3 FRESHMAN CLASS Eu7ABETH Jones Tennessee Jack Kittrell Tennessee Mary Belle Kyle Tennessee Eldon Lindsay Tennessee Elizabeth Larkins Tennessee Joe W. Loomis Tennessee Samuel Marler Tennessee EuLA McCaleb Tennessee Margaret McClain Tennessee Lloyd G. McCluen Tennessee Nannie Lou McCulley Mississippi Vance Orr Tennessee James Robertson New Jersey Grace Rose Tennessee John Ross Tennessee Mary Rambo New York Sarah Smith Tennessee Vesta Tuthill New York Dorothy Lu Vorhies Texas Hugh F. Walker Tennessee Mary Owens Walters Tennessee Lucille Warren Tennessee Ann Cummins Williams Tennessee Tanc 59 ■ THE PHOEN PLANTATION PRAYER By Edd WiNFiELD Parks The stars make moan, the forest chants, the earth And humid air in diapason swell The passion-song wherein creations tell Of primal sorrow and the bane of birth. To him that jungled Africa they sing In name of Jesus Christ, who was the get Of his remotest grandson, crying yet For ecstasy or end of suffering. Up through a gulf of blackness beats the sound Filling the topmost spaces, lapping round His knees — and he, enfeebled with all years, Signals the reigning scion, and to him. As patiently he bears the Old Man ' s whim, Babbles a meaning of the song he hears. T?age 60- Sr«KTS Garland A. Morrow Athletic Director THE PHOEN ' «■!■■ i I John Troxler, Girls ' Coach For four years Johnny has turned out creditable co-ed teams for Cumberland. This year he trained a small and fighting bunch of lassies; they were always flashy, fast, and fighting to the last minute. He had the confidence of each player, and they all fought for him. The thing he praised most was the spirit of his team which in itself speaks for his coaching. Garl.and AIorrovv, Director of Athletics The officials of Cumberland realized the wonderful ability of Coach Morrow as a coach, and gave the Athletic Department a most dependable and versatile man by appointing him Director of Athletics in the fall of 19.33. Working with a freshman squad, he turned out a most creditable football team, whose true accomplishment of that year ' s work was shown in this year ' s team. Onh ' those who know Coach know the suave, easy manner in which he tackles his work; he is a skillful worker, who instills a fighting spirit in the hearts of players. Eugene McIlwaine, Assistant Coach Mcllwaine. whose feats and achievements as a player and coach are well known to every Cumber- land student and follower, has proved to be a very valuable asset to the Bulldog coaching staff. Because of his remarkable coolness, his ability as a field general, and the possession of that never say die spirit, Mac is a most competent coworker of Coach Morrow. ' ' Page 64 FOR 9 3 4 ' 73 70 ' 71 L 7S SB R8 €4 n - 53 59 sr ' sa- N, .....T ■M FOOTBALL TEAM Record for Season Cumberland Cumberland 24 Cumberland 14 Cumberland 21 Cumberland Cumberland 19 Cumberland 12 Cumberland Cumberland 22 Cumberland 19 Vanderbilt ■ 50 Hiwassee Alabama Teachers 12 Bethel Sewanee 14 Lambuth M. T. S. T. C 6 Carson-Newman 25 Union Rollins 12 Letter men are: Lindsey Donnell, Woody Wilson, Shannon Robison, Dan Sims, Cecil Appleby, John Moebes, Dave Aaron, Eldon Lindsay, Wilson West, Mike Gialanella, Bob Lewis, Lloyd McCluen, Jerry Bonavita, Vance Orr, Howard Butler, Buck Loomis, Elisha High, John Hozack, Tom Davis, Henry Hawkins, Eben Gilbert, and Manager James Thompson. •Page 65 THE PHOENIX DONNELL Wilson ROBISON Sims Appleby LiNDSEY DoNNELL, Halfback Little can be said of Lindsey ' s football ability that will not be a repetition of some other writer. Lindsev has been known to football fans throughout the State. He is the most spectacular player that has ever worn the Maroon and White of Cumberland. Aside from being the most versatile ball carrier, he was a good blocker and a deadly tackier. He rightfully deserves the honor bestowed upon him by his team mates as the most valuable player on the squad. WooDROw Wilson, Quarterback Small physically, but large mentally characterizes Woody. He is quite consistent and adept in calling signals in an unmistakable and concise way. Most important of all he knows what plays to run at the critical moments of the games. Woody retained the personality which never failed to in- spire his team mates. Shannon Robison, End Shannon is the only player to be lost through graduation, which will no doubt be as big a blow to the team as one man can deal. He proved to be a reliable and consistent player. His consistenc) ' along with his idea of true sportsmanship won for him the admiration of the squad. Some school is going to have an outstanding coach if he decides to do this kind of work. Dan Sims, Guard Sims came to Cumberland last year and has been one of the most dependable players on the squad. He has shown himself to possess both the ability and determination that are essential for any football player who is an asset to his team. We are expecting him to continue his good brand of playing next year. Cecil Appleby, Center Playing for his second year with the Bulldogs, Cecil exhibited ability which stamps him as a good athlete. He is well built and we have no fear that he will be able to hold his own on any football team. Being capable to play the guard position he saw service there besides being a reserve center. 66- FOR 9 3 4 MOEBES Aaron Lindsay West GlALANELLA John Moebes, Tackle One of the most stubborn fighters ever to wear the maroon jersey, Moebes proved a big obstacle in every enemy ' s path. A fighting spirit in addition to his brawn are his most noteworthy attributes. His playing throughout the entire season was of the highest type, and his presence in the Red Line made that branch all the more powerful. David Aaron, Tackle Dave played his second year as a Bulldog. He was a most essential cog in the success of his team. Dav-e was a constant threat — possessed of the qualities of a born fighter, and versatility in getting down on punts and smearing enemy plays. His weight in the line was necessary many times, and at those times he used it to the best advantage. We are looking forward to a successful season next year with Aaron in the line. Eldon Lindsay, Halfback ,. Although this was Lindsay ' s first year at Cumberland, he showed that he was a good player by being in the starting line-up practically ever r time. He was by far the best punter on the team, an exceedingly good blocker, and a hard fighter with the true Bulldog spirit. With another year ' s experience he should be one of the best backs in the state. Wilson West, Center If one word were to be used in describing West that word would be fight. Yes, most anyone will admit that there is no better fighter on the team. West is a good passer when on the offense, and even better when it comes to smearing a play. The cry from opposing backs to Stop that Center was heard in almost ever} ' game, and true it is that his tackles many times threw the opposition for a loss. Let ' s be there again next year. West. iMiKE GlALANELLA, End . n all-state man from New Jersey — Mike lived up to all expectations. He filled the left end position exceedingly well. Throughout the year his offensive play was good, but his defensive work was brilliant. More than once he waded through three or four interferences to throw the ball carrier for a loss. With Mike ' s ability and love for the game, Coach Morrow will have no worry about the man to fill left end for the next three vears. ■ ' Paf,( 67 THE PHOENIX Lewis McCluen BONAVITA Orr Butler Robert Lewis, End Bob was one of the most valuable players, not only because of his brilliant playing but also because of his consistency. He was a terror to enemy end plays, and death when a pass came his way. A great defensive player, but a greater offensive man. His ability was well demonstrated in the Murfreesboro game. Lloyd McCluen, End Although he has had only a small amount of experience, McCluen shows that he has plenty of football ability. His good nature and willingness to try hard is an asset to any player. Kid has the beginning of a good end, for he is a deadly tackier and can cover punts nicely. He played great ball in the Lambuth game. With more experience he will develop into an excellent wingman during the next three years. ' Jerry Bonavita, Quarterback In spite of the fact that he had a great deal of tough luck in regard to injuries, Jerry probably exhibited some of the most spectacular playing shown by any member of the team. He combined the ability to run the team intelligently, and at the same time perform in good style the duties of carrying the ball. Anyone who saw the Hiwassee game will long remember the style of playing he exhibited at that time. Vance Orr, Tackle The playing of this linesman has improved since he started in the early fall. When called upon to take either tackle position he filled it well. We recall that his playing during the Alabama game was exceedingly good. We are expecting great things from him in the future. Howard Butler, Guard Through his determined spirit Butler has become almost a perfect guard. No one could tell when he was coming out of the line as an interferer, but the players whom he blocked knew he was coming from somewhere. Too little credit is usually given the guard who plays such a vital part in the game; however, there is ample proof of his outstanding ability. Butler captained the Lambuth game and gave a good account of himself. ■Tage 6S- FOR 9 3 4 U Thompson LooMis High James Thompson, Manager Jimmy came to Cumberland last year with the reputation of being a great football player, but was unable to play because of a knee injury received in the early fall. This year Jimmy was chosen manager, and he has proved to be a capable and efficient one. Here ' s hoping that he gets the tricky knee in shape by next year. Buck Loomis, Halfback A freshman, but tough and fast — Buck was always good for yardage through the line. A plunger of no mean ability, a clean gentleman on the field, and a natural fighter. Always on his toes in both offense and defense, his conscientious work brought results. Elisha High, Guard Another freshman to uphold the traditions of the Red Line. Having a profound love for the game and being a determined fighter from the beginning to the end, he has been an asset to the team. High will be back next year and will undoubtedly gain greater recognition in the future. Don Knox, Assistant Manager Don was always ready and willing to do anything that he could for the team. The whole squad agrees that the equipment was kept in fine shape. Don was always full of fun and contributed much to the mental attitude of the team. - Tage ■6 ) THE PHOENIX GIRLS BASKETBALL Record for Season vM Cumberland 23 Cumberland 25 Cumberland 29 Cumberland 21 Cumberland 22 Cumberland 39 Cumberland 24 Cumberland 26 Cumberla id 24 Cumberland 33 Cumberland 25 Murfreesboro Independ its 25 Austin Peay 31 Bellevue independents 38 Murt ' ree ,o Indep ' . ndents 20 Austm Peay 20 Mt. Tuliet Independents 26 DuPont 37 DuPont - . 25 Bellevue Independents 34 Mt. Juliet Independents 13 Martin 42 Those lettering were: Martha List, Evelyn Prichard, Sarah Flowers, Katherine McClain, Mary Ethel Tucker, Dora Bpyan, Sarah Smith, Alice Dyal, Mary Rambo, Vesta Tuthill, and Manager Snooks Howard. ■ Tagc 70 - FOR 9 3 4 List Prichard Flowers McClain Tucker Martha List, Guard Sturdy, hard-fighting, untiring — that ' s Martha. She hawked her forward like a cat; her eye is always on the ball, and her following-up seldom gives the opponents a second shot at the basket. An all-round athlete who will aid C - ' --- ' ind in her future basketball victories. E ELY, ' Prichard, Ce iter Evelyn ' s personality, love nme and determination always influenced the team for good. She was a great floor worker, and pi„ he pivot position exceedingly well. Her long distance shooting thrilled the audience and she seldom n issed a free throw. Evelyn will furnish the nucleus for a good team next year. Sarah Flowers, Forward Sarah ended her college basketball career in a blaze of glory. She seldom led in scoring honors, but she was always fighting and her ingness to pass and work for the team stamped her as one to be valued. Sarah play j hard, clean basketball, and her fine spirit and excellent work will be sorely missed next year. Katherine McClain, Guard There was not a more consistent player on the team. She is a ' sive work is almost impregnable. Her fine playing has won for he We ' re looking forward to a great season next year, Red. • rd -fighting player and her defen- Hree years of success and honor. Mary Ethel Tucker, Forward The main threat of every offensive attack. Always smiling, always fighting, she displayed at all times the best of sportsmanship. Her ability to pass, work the floor, and score made her spectacular in every game. She leaves a place on the co-ed team that will be hard to fill. ■ Tagc 71 ■ THE PHOEN ' 7 ■ Bryan % Smith % Dyal Rambo TUTHILL Dora Bryan, Guard A highly praised high school star who more than lived up to her reputation. Her smallness of stature was not a handicap when it came to breaking up passes and dribbles. One of the fastest players on the floor, she always received her share of hard knocks but came up smiling and fighting. Sarah Smith, For rd Sarah came from the high school with an enviable record, and it did not take her long to prove her ability. She was very adept and expert at passing, and an extraordinary shot from close-up positions. An admirable fighting spirit and wonderful teamwork make Sarah outstanding. Alice Dyal, Guard Another first year player who cinched a place in the starting line-up of the last few games of the season. Her height certainly proved an asset in the Martin College game. She has spirit, ability, and determination, and will be a most valuable player next year. Mary Rambo, Forward Playing for her first year on the team Mary displayed ability and spirit that will be useful in her remaining years. Nonchalant and easy-going, but an accurate shot and good passer. With a little more speed Mary would make one of the best of forwards. Vesta Tuthill, Guard One of the most dependable players on the team. Vesta covered the floor well, and was one of the hardest fighters on the squad. With her determination and a little more experience, she will be a valuable asset in future games. -Tage 72- FOR 19 3 4 ' S - BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM Record for Season Cumberland 39 Cumberland 19 Cumberland 40 Cumberland 41 Cumberland 19 Cumberland 21 Cumberland 32 Cumberland 19 Cumberland 31 Cumberland 27 Cumberland 20 Cumberland 36 Cumberland 30 Cumberland 24 Mt. Juliet Rangers 30 David Lipscomb 33 M. T. S. T. C 51 Austin Peay 21 Sterchi H ' anderbilt 34 Maryville 41 Tusculum 34 East Tennessee Teachers 39 Carson-Newman 33 Lincoln Memorial 41 Tusculum 35 .M. T. S. T. C 43 Lincoln Memorial 35 Those lettering were: Dave Prehoda. Al Jennings, Shannon Robison, Lindsey Donnell, Bob Lewis, Bus Proven, Dave Aaron, Frederick Barbour, and Manager Howard Butler. - Tage- 73 ' THE PHOENIX Prehoda Jennings RoBISON Don Lewis Dave Prehoda, Forivard Dave ' s shooting has featured every game, and this is the fourth year that he has been high point, man. His hand skill, dribbling, and ability to emerge from a scrimmage carrying the ball, made him one of the most desirable members of the team. He has made an enviable record, and his place will be hard to fill. Lyndon Jennings, Guard In the very first game Jennings illustrated that he was a capable and steady player. He excels in getting the ball from the backboard and in dribbling through his opponents. He possessed a dangerous left-hand shot that few opponents were able to guard. The loss of his ability and fighting spirit will be sorely missed by the team next year. Shannon Robison, Center The tip-oif was always Shannon ' s; he was a giant on the defense, and the steadiest player on the squad. Hard fighting and clean, Shannon is one of the best players ever to perform at Cumberland. His loss to the team will leave a gap which Coach Morrow will find hard to fill. LiNDSEY Donnell, Forward As on the gridiron — Lindsey showed that he was always consistent and often a brilliant player. This is his first year on the team and as he plays more his ability grows. Conscientious playing and true sportsmanship characterize Lindsey. Robert Lewis, Guard Bob played good ball throughout the season, and it mattered little whether he was playing guard or forward. He was all over the floor, breaking up passes, and putting a crimp in every attack of his opponents. Bob always gave his best, and his best is beyond question. Tage 74- F O I 9 3 Hall Proven Aaron Barb Butler Brice Hall, Forward Hall is a sub that can fill in as a substitute and never falter. He is especially to be commended for his faithfulness and hard work. The true accomplishment of this year ' s work should show itself in the games next year. Thomas Proven, Fortvard A newcomer to the team who proved most valuable. Proven has the knack of making snappy backhand passes and accurate one-hand shots. He is not surpassed for fight, determination, and ability. Dave Aaron, Guard The abundant natural resources in the shape of a great physique and fighting spirit which have characterized Aaron on the gridiron make him a great player. He is a neat passer, and the best man to play the pivot position. _Aaron is an all-round good player and has two more big years ahead of him. Fred Barbour, Center Another newcomer to the team this year, usually jumped center and immediately dropped back to one of the guard positions. This probably made his playing less conspicuous but none the less important. His height is an asset in both positions. Chink is a player that will give the opponents plenty of trouble next year. Howard Butler, Manager Butler ' s great interest in athletics helped him to be a very efficient manager. Ever smiling, even in the face of defeat of his cohorts, he is the ideal Cumberland follower. ■ Tase 75 THE PHOENIX SENIORS INTERCLASS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Front Row: Prehoda, Robison, Jennings Second Row: Alcott, Martin Squad: Prehoda, Robison, Jennings, Alcott, T. Martin, J. Martin, Bassett With five varsity men, the seniors had a team which would have given any team a good fight. However, the usual amount of interest and cheering was manifested when they met the sophomores in the finals. ■ Vage 76 FOR 9 3 4 JUNIOR LAWYERS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Front Row: Crow, Bates, Smith Second Row: Sparks, Wilkins Squad: Crow, Bates, Smith, Sparks, Wilkins, Evans, Poston, Felman, Cardwell, Wharton, CONATSER The junior lawyers won high honors in a lively intramural basketball tournament. The final game was played between the iunior lawyers and Lambda Chi ' s. True sportsmanship was manifested by all teams that participated. ■Page THE PHOENIX l Sfaia« V m j w 4 ■• D. K. P. ' S INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Front Row: Foster, Prehoda, Cosmai, Cox, Tuthill Second Row: Price, Wilson, DeBennedetto In order to broaden athletics, volleyball teams were organized and much interest was manifested in the tournament. The D. K. P. ' s showed much teamwork, and won in the finals over the Bachelor Club. The S. A. E. ' s were winners in the consolation group. Tagc 7% FOR 19 3 4 BASEBALL TEAM Front Row: Lewis, Prehoda, Jordan, Jennings, Butler, Thompson, Taylor, Coach McIlwaine Second Row: Hall, Evans, Bonavita, Cosmai, Carter, Appleby, Gialanella Third Row: Potter, Rhodes, Thomas, Manning, Cox, Gamble, Price Not since 1931 have the Bulldogs performed on the diamond, but this year ' s team promises to rank high with small college circles in the South. Coach McIlwaine is efficient and determined, and instills the spirit of teamwork into the minds of the players; he has perfected a squad that will give any team a iight. The first three games were won by good scores from David Lipscomb and Jarman Shoe Companj ' . The schedule promises games with such teams as Vanderbilt, Bethel College, and T. P. L - Tagc 9 ■ THE PHOENIX TENNIS CLUB Reading from left to right: Frank Warmath, Chauncey Alcott, Bill Curtis, Jurolman, Cecil Appleby, Bill Bassett, Dr. Graves Hayden Thompson, Coach For the first time in recent years Cumberland is to have an intercollegiate tennis team. Under the leadership of Dr. Thompson, coach, teams are to be selected. Games scheduled include David Lipscomb, T. P. I., East Tennessee Teachers, and University of Kentucky. ■Tagc SO- O R GOLF CHAMPIONS Reading from left to right: Thomas Stonehouse, Bill Manning, Howard Butler Bill Manning of Mattituck, L. I., freshman in the Literary school, copped the golf tournament by defeating Stonehouse in the finals with the score eight up and six holes to go. The consolation tournament was won by Howard Butler, of the Law school, who defeated Bassett in the finals by the score of four up with three to go. Foshee was low medalist with the score of 34 made in the qualifying round. Tani; SI ■ THE PHOENIX TOREADORS Front Roa-: Brigham. Clark Second Row: Hayes, Bassett, McCarter, Bomar Third Roa:- Ross, Decker, Weems, Price, Cox There is nothing that will encourage an athletic team more than the united support of the students expressed in hearty cheers during a game. This support is fully recognized as a part of such contests. The work of the Toreadors has been most commendable. It was through their efforts that the best cheering which was possible was obtained during the past season. -Tagc S2- •KCAIIBATMIS PHOENIX STAFF Wilson West Editor Jessie Stubblefield Associate Editor Mary Ethel Tucker Associate Editor Lynn Sanford Law Editor Clifford Sargent -irt Editor THE PHOENIX LAMBDA CHI ALPHA First Row: Edgar Hodges, R. C. Thomas, Frank Hickox, Joe Chapman Second Row: John Fleming, James Robertson, Thomas Evans. Eldon Lindsay, Robert Bass, Elbert Garrett Third Row: T. D. Fisher, Jack Ward, Ernie Rose, John Murray, Edward Wallace, Gordon RUMBLEY, Jr. Fourth Row: William H. Hinson, Samuel Adams, Eugene Savage, Deck O ' Grady, Joe Ligon, Kenneth Wagoner - Tage S6 ■ FOR 9 3 4 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Founded at Boston University, 1909 Colors: Purple, Green, Gold Flower: Violet Alpha Sigma Zeta Established at Cumberland University, April 17, 191} FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Thomas Martin James Martin LovELL H. Rousseau Mahlon L. Walters Frank Hickox Robert Lindsey Donnell Carl Clark William Henry Hinson Daniel David Kendall Thomas J. Torbett Dan Sims Eben Gilbert John C. Fleming Jack Ward Gordon W. Rumbley, Jr. John Murray Kenneth Wagoner Joe Chapman Edgar Hodges Samuel Adams Elbert Garrett Edward Wallace William Meaney Robert Bass Thomas Evans Ernie Rose Clay ' ton Spears James Robertson Ben Davis Eugene Brown John Griswold Eldon Lindsay T. D. Fisher Zed Francis George Ley Joe Ligon R. C. Thomas Robert Watkins Deck O ' Grady Oliver Bradley Guy Jordan FRATRES IN FACULTATE Ralph T. Donnell James O. Baird Robert Adams Winstead p. Bone Comer Donnell Ralph Paty Dr. R. Dean Wilkerson FRATRES IN URBE Gwynn Vaughan Ernest Wolfenden Capt. J. Coverdale Marcus Clemer W. G. Catron Robert Lester Garland Jennings Guy Thackston Harry Green Dean Martin Charles Pursley Tage S7 THE PHOENIX SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON First Row: David Taylor, W. Taylor, Donald Knox, William Curtis Second Row: Henry Matthews, William Bassett, Jack Kittrell, William Hawkins, Nap Brigham, Jimmy Thompson Third Row: Jerry Bonavita, Cecil Appleby, T. J. Davis, Billy Gambill, Harold Eskew, Shannon RoBisoN, Howard Butler, Joe Anderson Fourth Row: JOHN Rucker, Billy Ross, Edward Massey, Courtland Jurolman, Tom Patton, Grayson Haralson, Albert Hayes Fifth Row: George Jackson, W. M. White, Jack Fleming, Howard Poston, Jack Hicks, Frank Baker - Pa.gf FOR 19 3 4 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Founded at the University of Alabama, March 9, 1856 Colors: Purple and Gold Flower: Violet Tennessee Lambda Chapter Founded in IS 60 FRATER IN FACULTATE Dean Will D. Young FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Chauncey Alcott Tennessee Joe Anderson Texas Cecil Appleby Tennessee Frank Baker Kentucky Wm. Kerr Bassett Kentucky Howard Butler Tennessee Jerry BoNAViTA New Jersey Nap Brigham Tennessee Don Caplinger Arkansas Eugene Cosnahan Mississippi Joe B. Cummings Tennessee Bill Curtis Kansas T. J. Davis Florida Logan Dismukes Georgia Harold Eskew Tennessee Jack Fleming Pennsylvania Robert Fox Georgia William Gamble Pennsylvania Grayson Haralson Kentuckv Albert Hay ' S Missouri William Hawkins Tennessee Jack Hicks Tennessee Jack Kittrell Tennessee George Jackson Tennessee Courtland Jurolman Tennessee Don Knox Pennsylvania Henry Matthews Texas Eugene McIlwaine Tennessee Edwin B. Massie Texas Thomas Patton Tennessee Howard Poston Tennessee Shannon Robison Tennessee William Ross Tennessee John Rucker Tennessee David Taylor Tennessee James Thompson Tennessee Walter Warmath Tennessee W. M. White Texas Alexander Anderson Col. Harry L. Armstrong J. Carr Arnett James Askew Robert Askew Curry Dodson RuFus Doak FRATRES IN URBE E. F. Doak Jim Elam Col. R. V. Erwin William Green J. H. Grissim A. C. Haley M. T. Hearn Allison Hl mphreys. Jr. Burton W. Humphreys Joe Scott McClain John Rushing Homer Shannon Gould Smith Sam R. Turner ■ Tagc • S9 - THE PHOENIX SIGMA DELTA KAPPA First Row: Curtis Newsom, Adolph Anderson Second Row: Leon Glasscock, Tyson Searcy, Judge A. B. Neil, James Drake, Kenneth Miller Third Row: Harold Lipscomb, Herschel Glass, Richard Thompson, L4J0R Glenn Webb. Andrew- Graham, Ernie Rose Fourth Row: Jerome Burke, Charles Ward, Hobart Huson, Frank Hickox, Ernest Tarkenton ■•Page 90 ■ FOR I 9 3 SIGMA DELTA KAPPA Intercollegiate Law Fraternity Founded at the University of Michigan, 1914 Pi Chapter Established at Cumberland, 1924 Colors: Red and Black Floiver: Red Rose ROLL Ernest Tarkenton Texas Herschel p. Glass Kentucky Kenneth C. Miller Texas Harold J. Lipscomb West Virginia James Porter Drake Florida Richard L. Thompson California Ernie Rose Tennessee Leon D. Glasscock Texas Charles Wilson Ward Florida Tyson NL Searcy Texas HoBART HusoN, Jr Texas Andrew J. Graham New York Major Glenn Webb Tennessee Frank B. Hickox Tennessee Robert C. Newsom Tennessee Adolph L Anderson . Texas Jerome K. Burke Indiana Judge A. B. Neil Tennessee Judge Sam Gilreath Tennessee OFFICERS First Semester Ernest Tarkenton Chancellor Herschel P. Glass J ' ice Chancellor Kenneth C. Miller . . . Secretary-Chaplain Harold J. Lipscomb Treasurer James Drake Bailiff Second Semester Robert Newsom Chancellor Richard L. Thompson .... I ' ice Chancellor Tyson Searcy Secretary Ernie Rose Treasurer HoBART HusoN Chaplain Adolph Anderson Bailiff ■Page ' 91 ■ THE PHOENIX DELTA KAPPA PHI First Row: Dr. E. George Saverio, Lynn Sanford Second Row: Leland Bradley, Frank Cosmai Third Row: James Clark, Nicholas DeBennedetto, David Prehoda, Terry Tuthill, Leroy Slenker 7Vi,T ' J 2 ■ FOR DELTA KAPPA PHI Founded at Marshall College, Huntington, West Virginia Colors: Red, Gold, and Black Flower: Red Rose Epsilon Chapter David Prehoda, President Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania Lynn Sanford, Vice President : Nashville, Tennessee Terry Tuthill, Secretary Long Island, New York Le Roy Slenker, Treasurer F.l Segundo, California George Price Belleville, New Jersey Frank Cosmai Englewood, New Jersey James Clark Fayetteville, Tennessee Dr. K. George Saverio, Advisor Lebanon, Tennessee Dr. R. J. Wherry Lebanon, Tennessee FRATRES IN URBE Victor Miller Walter Smithvvick, Jr. Lewis Robertson - ' Pane ' 9 J THE PHOENIX BLUE KEY FRATERNITY First Row: Dr. E. George Saverio, Dr. Ernest L. Stockton Second Row: Henry X. La Raia, Ernie Rose, Curtis Newsom, Frank Hickox, Edward Wallace, G. W. RUMBLEY Third Row: Joe Anderson, Burritt F. Smith, E. H. Garrett, Jack Ward, Edwin Massey Fourth Row: Richard Thompson, Tyson Searcy, Samuel Adams, Charles Decker Ta e 94- FOR 193 BLUE KEY NATIONAL HONOR FRATERNITY Founded at the University of Florida, 1924 Motto: Serving, I live Colors: Blue and Gold ROLL Frank F. Hickox . . . . Tennessee R. Curtis Newsom Tennessee BuRRiTT F. Smith Massachusetts Samuel H. Adams Florida Joe Anderson Texas Ernie Rose Tennessee Tyson M. Searcy Texas Richard L. Thompson California E. H. Garrett Texas Edwin B. Massie Texas Jack C. Ward Alabama Edward L. Wallace Alabama Charles F. Decker Texas G. W. Rumbley Texas Henry X. La Raia New Jersey Dr. E. George Saverio, Faculty Advisor ..,. . Tennessee Dr. Ernest Stockton, Honorary Meviber Tennessee OFFICERS Charles F. Decker President Henry X. La Raia Fice President G. W. Rumbley Secretary-Treasurer ' Page 9 ' 5 THE PHOENIX SIGMA DELTA SIGMA First Row: Helen Dohertv, Alice Hunt Second Row: Nanabelle Wilson, Margarete Cash, Ruth Davis, Miriam Cash, Nell Parsons Third Row: Jessie Stubblefield, Mary Ethel Tucker, Agnes McDaniel, Sue Summers Fourth Row: Katherine McClain, Minerva Bone, Helen Davis, Ruth Troxler, Charlotte Humphreys ' Pa,i, ' c 96- FOR 193 SIGMA DELTA SIGMA Founded at Cumberland University, November 9, 1926 Alpha Chapter Colors: Silver and Rose Flower: Sweetheart Rose SORORES IN URBE Mrs. Robert Adams Mrs. Thomas Bryant Miss Elsie Mae Alexander Mrs. Will D. Young Miss Elizabeth Freeman Mrs. Winstead P. Bone, Jr. Miss Marie Thackston SOROR IN FACULTATE Miss Mabel C. Jones SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Minerva Bone Texas Alice Hunt Tennessee Margaret Cash Tennessee Katherine McClain Tennessee MiRiA.M Cash Tennessee Agnes McDaniels ....... Tennessee Helen Davis Tennessee Nell Parsons Alabama Ruth Davis Kentucky Sue Summers Tennessee Helen Doherty Missouri Jessie Stubblefield Tennessee Helen Elkins Tennessee Ruth Troxler Tennessee Virginia Golladay Tennessee Mary Ethel Tucker Tennessee Charlotte Humphreys Tennessee Nanabelle Wilson Missouri SOROR IN HONORIA Miss Virginia Adams PATRONESSES Mrs. Edward Graham Mrs. Charles Williamson Mrs. John Hooker Mrs. George Golladay Mrs. Allison Humphreys Mrs. Jim McDaniel Mrs. Dan Ingram Mrs. Neal McClain - Tagc 97 THE PHOENIX DELTA PHI OMEGA First Row: Dorothy Vorhies, Charlene Hughes Second Row: Sarah Elizabeth Forrester, Sarah Harris, Madelyx McAdoo, Sarah Flowers, Betsy Jones Third Row: Mary Kathryn Kleyensteuber, Ophelia Hall, Hilda Howser Tage 9S- FOR 9 3 4 DELTA PHI OMEGA Founded at Cumberland University, November 30, 1926 Tennessee Alpha Chapter SPONSOR IN UNIVERSITATE A ' liss Eunice Cutler SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Sarah E. Flowers Tennessee Sarah E. Forrester Tennessee Ophelia Hall Tennessee Sarah Harris Tennessee Hilda Howser Tennessee Betsy Jones Tennessee AIary Kathryn Kleyensteuber . Tennessee Madelyn M. Thomas Tennessee Franxes Patton Tennessee Evelyn Prichard Tennessee Dorothy orhies Texas SORORES IN URBE Mrs. Ralph Paty Mrs. Victor Miller Mrs. Comer Donnell Kathryn ' aughan Charlene Hughes Josephine Harris Mrs. a. C. Haley Mrs. Van Cooksey- Claudine Seagraves Virginia Major Harriet Edgerton Eugenia Freeman SORORES IN HONORIA .Mrs. W illiam Blough Mrs. ' ance Tilley Mrs. Lonsdale McFarland June Maloney PATRONESSES Mrs. C. Travis Bonner Mrs. Marc Clemer Mrs. Dean Wilkerson Mrs. Pat Steepleton Mrs. Sam Bone Mrs. Edward W ' aldrum Mrs. J. C. ' RR -Vrnett Mrs. Gwynn ' aughan - Ta e 99 ' THE PHOENIX IOTA TAU TAU LEGAL WOMEN ' S FRATERNITY First Row: Mrs. Winnie Fred Mashburn, June Maloney Second Roiti: Helen Burridge, Anne Williams, Sara Hardison, Allet hia Noble, Mrs. E. George Saverio Third Row: Julia Tippins, Amelia Patterson, Cecil H. Allen, Josephine Harris -?agf 100- FOR 19 3 4 COMMUTERS CLUB Colors: Blue and Gold Flower: Yellow Chrvsanthemum CHARTER MEMBERS Mary Neil Thackston Frances Patton Sarah E. Forrester Blanche Paty Nell Walker Mary Kyle Eleanor Burnett Mable Davis CORINNE TrAMEL Freda Kelly Louise Hopkins Margaret Smith Mary Ellen Roberts Evelyn Prichard Tommy Lou Bass OFFICERS Mary Ellen Roberts _. President Mary Neil Thackston I ' ice President Blanche Paty Secretary Sarah E. Forrester Treasurer Eleanor Burnett Reporter - ' Paie 101 ■ THE PHOENIX Wm. H. Manning Mattituck, Long Island Vice President Ransom Hudson Dyer, Tennessee J. G. MOEBES Decatur, Alabama Michael Gialanella Newark, New Jersey Custodian James F. Robertson PoMPTON Lakes, New Jersey Serieant-at-Arms Frank Cosmai Englewood, New Jersey President T. A. Stonhouse, Jr. West Haven, Connecticut Secretary and Treasurer Lindsey Donnell Shop Springs, Tennessee Auditor Robert Lewis Niota, Tennessee Vance Orr RocKwooD, Tennessee Thomas Hix Shelbyville, Tennessee Nicholas DeBenedetto Englewood, New Jersey Robert Sanders Shelbyville, Tennessee Scribe Colors: Blue, Grev, White David Prehoda Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania Dr. G. H. Thompson West Virginia Faculty Advisor Motto: Omnia pro cibo pro amore nil. Henry X. La Rata Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey Honorary -Tagc 102- FOR CUMBERLAND COLLEGIAN STAFF Lyndon Jennings Editor Max Tilghman Business Manager Wilson West Managing Editor Jack Albera Assistant Business Manager James Bomar Sports Reporter Sarah Harris Society Editor William Curtis Associate Editor William Bassett Sports Editor ■Pa c 103 ■ THE PHOENIX K ' I THE CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY BAND Cornets- AIEMBERS Euphonium — Warmath, Walter Trumpels- -Bains, S. M. Collins, Joe DicKERSON, L. M. Clarinet — Price, George Fennel, K. Frazier Orr, Vance Walker, G. B. Welch, Conway Trombones — Anderson, Clifford Baird, Graham Hodges, George hozack, h. j. Saxophones- Drun -Fleming, J. Ley, George Mather, V. San FORD, L. La Raia, H. X. OFFICERS -Crisp, J. , Stonehouse, T. H. -Malone, Will WOMACK, J. Wynne, Robert Frame, Bill Organ Taylor, F. Thompson, F. B. Clark, J. P. Dr. E. George Saverio Lt. Henry X. La Raia . Lynn Sanford .... G. B. Walker Conway Welch . . . . . . . . Bandmaster . . . Drillmaster . . Drum Major Secretary-Treasurer .... Custodian Tiigc 104- FOR 19 3 4 DEBATING TEAM Joe Brown Cummings James Bomar Roy Smith Harold Stevens Thomas Evans Robert Sanders Oliver Bradley Prof. Ralph T. Donnell Coach and Sponsor ■ ' Piigc 105 ■ THE PHOENIX CUMBERLAND GLEE CLUB For the past two years a mixed Glee Club has replaced Cumberland ' s former Male Club. During these two years it has been under the capable direction of Mrs. Theora Ferrell, head of Cumberland ' s Voice Department. At present the club is composed of eighteen members with Dr. Thompson as accompanist. Practices are held weekly. Its members receive valuable training in group and solo work. Besides participating in chapel programs, the Glee Club presents a recital each spring which is included in the Commencement Calendar. Also the Glee Club and its members furnish much of the special music during Cumberland ' s Spiritual Emphasis Week. MEMBERS Frances Bruce Margaret Cash Sarah Flowers Dorothy Fults Marjorie Graves Nelle Craig Henry La Raia Ada Hereford Mary Rambo Violet Wilson Nap Brigham Robert McCarter Forrest Crowe Clifford Anderson Mrs. Theora Ferrell Dr. Thompson .... . Instructor Accompanist -Tagc 106- FOR 19 3 4 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB MEMBERS Minerva Bone Jessie Stubblefield WooDROW Wilson Sarah Harris Violet Wilson Harold Stephens Alice Dyal Ada Hereford Laura Owen James Clark James Bomar Roy Smith Mary K. Kleyensteuber Helen Doherty Dorothy Fults Robert McCarter Nell Walker Bill Curtis James Orr Lindsey Donnell OFFICERS James Bomar President Roy Smith f ' President Mary K. Kleyensteuber Secretary Ada Hereford ■ Treasurer Page 107 THE P H O E N YOUNG WOMEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Minerva Bone Frances Bruce Elizabeth Cowles Nelle Craig Ruth Davis Mable Davis Alice Dyal Sarah Flowers Dorothy Fults Marjorie Graves ROLL Ada Hereford Hilda Howser Elizabeth Howard Alice Hunt Betty Larkins Martha List Florence McAlister Margaret McClain Nannie Lou McCullough Mary Rambo Laura Owen Mary Ethel Tucker Vesta Tuthill Ruth Troxler Dorothy V ' orhies Mary Owen Walters Violet Wilson Freda Kelly Mrs. Y. p. Wooten A ' Irs. Will D. Young OFFICERS Elizabeth Howard President Violet Wilson Vice President Nannie Lou McCully Secretary Margaret McClain Treasurer -Tagc lOS- FOR I 9 3 LIFE SERVICE GROUP Previous to this year, the Life Service Group membership was limited to those students who had dedicated their lives to some form of full-time Christian service. This year, however, our membership has been extended to those who have a vital interest in extending The Kingdom here on the campus. Elizabeth Howard Ada Hereford Nelle Craig iX ' Iarjorie Graves Vesta Tuthill Ruth Davis Martha List Hanes Foster Vance Orr Harold Stephens MEMBERS Jack Fleming James Bomar Bill Gamble Le Roy Slenker Dorothy Fults Dorothy- Vorhies Mary- Rambo Elizabeth Cowles Alice Dyal Nannie Lou McCully Mary Owen Walters James C. Orr Roy- Smith David C. Bowen Kenneth Duke Henry X. La Raia Lester Mather Robert W. McCarter John Troxler, JIumnus ■Tagt 109- THE PHOEN YOUNG MEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Haynes Foster Harold Stephens Henry X. La Raia Vance Orr Ransom Hudson David Bowen Jack Fleming MEMBERS James Bomar Thomas Hicks Roy Smith Jim Robertson Shannon Robison William Manning Robert Sanders James Orr Prof. Ralph T. Donnell Sponsor The Young Men ' s Christian Association on the Cumberland campus is organized to promote higher Christian ideals, as well as to encourage more wholesome fellowship between the students. The im- portance of the Cumberland association is not only recognized on the local campus, but frequently re- ceives recognition from the state and Southwide leaders. This past year under the leadership of Henry La Raia the Y. M. C. A. has enlarged its field of duty. Besides its regular religious duties the Y. M. has co-operated with the Y. W. C. A. in various matters throughout the year. The biggest undertaking of the Y. l. and the Y. W. was the production of a show in order to raise money to send delegates to the Blue Ridge Conference in August, 1934. The officers of the Association were; First semester, James Orr, President; Roy Smith, Vice President; Henry La Raia, Secretary. Second semester: Henry La Raia, President; Vance Orr, Vice President; Harold Stephens, Secretary; and Professor Donnell, Faculty Advisor. The Y. M. was the winner of the boy ' s first .-Annual Stunt Night. ' Page no- FOR I 9 3 SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB OFFICERS L. j l. Parsons President J. L. Taylor J ' ice President E. B. Hunter Secretary and Treasurer First Row: L. M. Passons, E. R. Hunter, J. L. Taylor Second Row: C. H. Slaughter, C. C. Crider, H. C. Ashley, Hubert Peery, Harry Dietz Third Row: Edward C. Thacker, Joe Chapman, Isadore Goldstein, Joe I. Evins Fourth Row: Andrew Fraley, H. G. Matherly, Grant C. Olsen, Robert S. Clement. W. W. Taylor ■Tam-Ul ■ THE PHOENIX VIRGINIA CLUB S. B. Carter C. H. Slaughter Mrs. Evelyn M. Slaughter E. C. Thacker MEMBERS J. K. HiCKlIAN G. W. Rumbley Herbert Peery W. W. Taylor FLORIDA CLUB A-IEMBERS Thomas D. 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