Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1936 volume:

STOCKTON ARCHIVES CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY -vlEBANONJN The P H O B ] 1 X [©t ! Published by the Students of cumberland mJeksui . LEBANON, TENNESSEE H -4 •-- ' . ■ Dedication In appreciation of his friendship, his humanness, his propensity for under- standing others; in consideration of his dignity, courage, fidehty; in recognition of his integrity and uprightness; in ex- pression of our thankfulness for all he has done for Cumberland, for us, and the alumni; as a manifestation of our es- teem; we respectfully dedicate this 1936 Phoenix to Judge Albert B. Neil, Dean of Cumberland University Law School. Foreword We extend our thanks to Cumberland ' s faculty, administration, alumni, and stu- dent body, for rendering the whole- hearted co-operation which has made this edition possible. If this volume gives pleasure to those who read it, and if it can serve them in after years as a memento of happy days and treasured friendships, then we shall be amply repaid for the efforts we have spent in its compilation. The Phoenix Staff. Contents UNIVERSITY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS FEATURES 3 3 (5 5; 3 I b o Ernest L. Stockton President Sam S. Bone Business Manager 1§36 • THE PHOENI Deans Judge A. B. Neil Dean oj College of Laiv A.B., Winchester Normal LL.B., CMiiihrrlancl [TiiiversUy Mrs. Y. p. Wooten Dean of Women A.B., Peabody College M.A.. Cuii]berlan l University Will U. Young Dean of Literary School A.B., Cumberland Universily M.A., Peabody College Page Twelve THE PHOENIX 103(6 Prof. Sam Gilreath Professor of Laiv LL.B., Cuuibcrlantl University Judge Frank Fancher Professor of Law LL.B., Cumberland University Miss Sarah Hardison Laiv Librarian LL.13., Cumberland University Page Thirteen 1936 THE PHOENIX Ralph Tinsley Donnell Professor of Mathematics A.B., Cumberland University M.A., University of Tennessee Miss Mabel C. Jones Professor of Enfilisli A.B., Cumberland University M.A.. Peabody College 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 Science Ph.D., Ohio State University Page Fourteen THE PHOENIX 193 6 WiNSTEAD P. Bone Professor of Biblical Literature A.B., A.M.. Trinity College; B.D.. D.D.. Cumber- land University; Union Theological Seminary; University of Berlin; University of Chicago Mrs. Hermance Griebsch Professor of French A.B., L ' niversity of Arizona; M.A., University of Wisconsin; Graduate Work, Alliance Francaise, University of Paris Walter Scott Mason Professor of Enfilish A.B., LL.B., Ciimherland University M.A., Peabody College Luther A. Pfleuger Professor of Spanish and German A.B.. Muhlenberg College; M.A., University of Indiana; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Page Fifteen 193 THE PHOENIX -w Walter Sanders Professor oj Biology M.S., Ph.D., University of Illinois Graves Haydon Thompson Professor of Greek and Latin A.B., Hampden-Sydney College A.M., Ph.D., Harvard University Mrs. May Gregory Rousseau Instructor in Dramatic Art Schuster School of Public Speaking Flowers Academy of Speech Miss Eunice Cutler Director of Piano B.M.. Grinncll Collcfc Page Sixteen THE PHOENIX • 19 3§ Miss Madge Mardison Assistant to University Secretary Miss Aileen Cook Secretary to the President Miss Martha Harris Lihn Mrs. Jeannette H. Kremer Insfrucfor in Voice University of Michigan Sclioo! of Music Cosmopolitan School of Music Page Seventeen 193(5 • THE PHOENIX Mks. G. W. Reed Matron, Hinds House Mrs. R. B. West Matron, McClain House Mrs. Mary Owen Holmes Matron, Men ' s Dormitory Edward Lloyd Superintendent of Buildings Page Eigliteen THE PMOENIX College of ' Lsiw — Jammary Class Nago L. Alaniz, LL.B. Beeville, Texas Grayson C. Allen, LL.B. HiNDMAN, Kentucky Shyster. January Law Class: President. Philoniatbean Society; Vice President. Foruni Cliih. James O. Clark, LL.B. luKA, Mississippi Sigma Delta Kappa; Vice Pre.sident. January Law Class. WiLLARD King Chapman, LL.B. Henderson, Texas Sipma Delta Kappa; Class Historian. Clay Copeland. LL.B. Dexter, Kentucky Debalinj; Team. Richard W. Dyer, LL.B. Nashville, Tennessee Thomas Martin Evans, LL.B. Lynnville, Tennessee Lambda Chi Alpha; Collegian Staff: Football. 33. ' 31; Debating Team, ' 33. ' 34, ' 35. RE.4GAN Padgett Gibes, LL.B. Madisonville, Texas Class Orator; Vice President. Philonjathean Society; Public Speak- ing Class; Student Council. Chet Hitch, LL.B. Akron, Ohio Lambda Chi . lpha; Public Speaking Class; Blue Key; Collegian Staff; Phoenix Staff. Alex M. rtin Holder, LL.B. McMinnville. Tennessee John Kyle Kivett, LL.B. Tazewell, Tennessee Lee H. Lytton, Jr., LL.B. Fort Worth, Texas Lambda Clii Alpha: Blue Key. H ' I ( ' Page Twenty-One TME PHOENIX g© ©f J-iStw — Jamuary Hk. AWicJBfckjB ' j L S. Du Val Martin, Jr., LL.B. Lynchburg, Virginia President. Forum Club; Student Council; Vice President, Junior Law Class. ' 35. Jack Stanley McGarry, LL.B. Overton, Tex.as President. Junior Law Class. ' 35. Horace E. Nichols, LL.B. Gainesville, Georgia .Sigma . !pha Epsilon. Elmore Page. LL.B. Sand Springs, Oklahoma Sigma Delta Kappa; Student Council; Forum Club. Martin Arnold Peebles. LL.B. Columbia, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Robert H. Powell, Jr., LL.B. Canton, Mississippi Clarence R. Russell, LL.B. Speed vell, Tennessee Secretary-Treasurer. January Law Class. A. G. Skaggs, LL.B. Deport, Texas Harry E. Smith, LL.B. Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania Lambda Chi Alpha; Sigma Delta Kappa; Blue Key; President Student Council, ' 35. Edv ard C. Tonsmeire, Jr., LL.B. BiLoxi, Mississippi Thomas Wilson Torian, LL.B. Goliad, Texas Lambda Chi . lpha; Blue Key; President. Senior Law Class. La Verne A. Varnado, LL.B. McCoMB, Mississippi William A. Weller, Jr., LL.B. N.ASHVILLE, Tennessee H. Theodore Wright, LL.B. Murray, Kentucky Page Twenty-Two THE PHOENIX College of haw — Jmaie Class OFFICERS James Anthony Allen, IX.B. Lewiston, Idaho President, June Law Class; Si ma Alpha Epsilon; Blue Key. J. Hoy Hathorn, LL.B. Louisville, Mississippi Vice President, June Law Class; Sigma Delta Kappa. W. E. Lastv ' ell, LL.B. 0kx. hom-4 City, Okl.4homa Secretary, June Law Class. Lillian Campbell Scott, LL.B. Albuquerque, New Mexico Corresponding Secretary, June Law Class; Sigma Delta Sigma. C. E. Grigsby, LL.B. H.4RTFORD, Arkansas Treasurer, June Law Class. Dudley Porter, Jr., LL.B. Paris, Tennessee Orator, June Law Class; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Paul G. Hudgins, LL.B. Union City, Tennessee Historian, June Law Class. Ed v.ard H. Page, LL.B. PRO DENCE, Rhode Island Chaplain, June Law Class; Sigma Delta Kappa. Thomas Anthony Tamburo, LL.B. Greenville, Mississippi Shyster, June Law Class. Page Tuenty-Tliree 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 rmTnTmrrnr 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 ii ■■ .r; [imi 11 THE PHOENIX jf La H — 1 ' ' a H|iiiiii i iinimMiii ii iiii ' Winston M. Adams, LL.B. La Grange, North Carolina Sifjma Delta Kappa; Blue Key. Malcolm O. Allen, Jr., LL.B. Newport, Tennessee Charles N. Avery, LL.B. Austin, Texas IJlue Key; President, Junior Class. Tom E. Baddley, LL.B. Clarksville, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon. R. Leon Bass, LL.B. Wallace, Virginia Paul L. Blair, LL.B. Clarinda, Iowa Paul R. Blume, LL.B. Springfield, Missouri Sigma Delta Kappa; Blue Key. James L. Bomar, LL.B. TuLLAHOMA, TENNESSEE International Relations Club; Philomathean Club. Knapp E. Boone, LL.B. Des Moines, Iowa Sigma Delta Kappa. J. P. Brennan, LL.B. McGregor, Texas 3 $ Hi -J I ! iiiiiMiiiiiniiiiiiiiHiimiiiiiiniiiiiimiiiiiiiiii Page Twenty-Four P -ar THE PHOENIX eg© of ILsi v — June Class M. M. Bush, LL.B. Jackson, Mississippi Sigma Delta Kappa; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Oliver C. Burt, LL.B. El Paso, Texas Sigma Delta Kappa. Steve Browning, LL.B. Independence, Virginia Fred Nat Brown, LL.B. Jasper, Tennessee Sigma Delta Kappa; Blue Ke ' ; Forum Club. Aaron Brown, LL.B. Paris, Tennessee George Thomas Britt, LL.B. Jackson, Mississippi T. O. Criswell, LL.B. Seminole, Oklahoma Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Tillman Cavert, Jr., LL.B. Nashville, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon. John Stephens Clark. LL.B. Joplin, Missouri Sigma Delta Kappa; Blue Key. Drew S. Clifton, LL.B. Fort Worth, Texas Page Titenly-Fiic THE PHOENIX ege of La Jitme John M. Crowder, LL.B. Pulaski, Virginia James Payton Duke, LL.B. HiNDMAN, Kentucky FuRNiss Cleveland Davis, LL.B. Angleton, Texas Sydney A. Dodd, Jr., LL.B. Rome, Georgia W. H. Davis, Jr., LL.B. Georgetown, Texas Texas Club. George B. Davis, Jr., LL.B. Miami, Florida Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Henry Edmonds, LL.B. Jackson, Mississippi Fred Elledge, Jr., LL.B. Woodbury, Tennessee Lambda Chi Alpha, Blue Key. George S. Everhart, LL.B. Macatawa, Michigan Sigma Delta Kappa; BUie Key; Student CounciL Lusyl p. Everhart, LL.B. Macatawa, Michigan Page Twenty-Six THE PHOENIX Joe E. Elkins, LL.B. McMiNNViLLE, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Lee B. Fawcett, LL.B. Del Rio, Texas Texas Club. Wesley P. Flatt, LL.B. CooKEViLLE, Tennessee Frank P. Folmar, Jr., LL.B. Mobile, Alabama Grayal L. Farr, JjL.B. Wauchula, Florida H. Galiver Holland, LL.B. St. Petersburg, Florida Della M. Guerra, LL.B. San Antonio, Texas Texas Club; Portia Club. James O. Garner, LL.B. Pulaski, Tennessee O. A. Glyckherr, LL.B. Enid, Oklahoma Robert G. Goodlett, LL.B. Roanoke, Virginia Kenneth W. Gorsuch, LL.B. JopLiN, Missouri John L. Green, LL.B. St. Louis, Oklahoma Public Speaking Class. Page TivetitY-Seven THE PHOENIX oiiege sf James F. Grimm, LL.B. Amarillo, Texas Harry T. Hughes, LL.B. HoBBS, New Mexico Roger Lodkridge Hickman, LL.B. North Little Rock, Arkansas Vice President, Junior Class. Robert B. Heist, LL.B. Memphis, Tennessee Lambda Chi Alpha. Charles Bethel Hayes, Jr., LL.B. Monterey, Tennessee Lambda Chi Alpha. Grady Halbert, LL.B. Foard City, Texas President. Texas Chib. Lewis C. Hudson, LL.B. Sabinal, Texas Sigma Delta Kappa. J. M. Kyle, Jr., LL.B. Carthage, Texas Ted Kiser, LL.B. Roaring Fork, Virginia Cliff Lane, LL.B. San Antonio, Texas Texas Club. EiNER J. Ledin, LL.B. Mason, Wisconsin Robert Nelson Ledin, LL.B. Mason, Wisconsin Page Twenty-Eight THE PHOENIX College of Law = JiMie Class Oliver Wendell McKenzie, LL.B. Dayton, Tennessee William Thomas Myers, LL.B. CllATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE John C. McLendon, LL.B. Johnson City, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon. WiLLARD L. McIlwain, LL.B. Batesville, Mississippi Sigma Delta Kappa. W. V. Murray, LL.B. Pampa, Texas Florencio G. Marquez, LL.B. Manila, Philippine Islands Secretary. Y. M. C. A.; International Relations CIuli; llie Cun berland Players; Collegian Staff. Trueman p. Matthews, LL.B. West Palm Beach, Florida Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Gilbert G. McCracken, Jr., LL.B. Athens, Alabama Y. M. c. a. Robert L. Melberg, LL.B. Crystal City, Texas Lloyd G. McCluen, Jr., LL.B. RocKVVOOD, Tennessee Football, ' 33, ' 31, ' 35. Henry G. Molnar, LL.B. Chicago, Illinois Forum Club; National Forensic League. David J. McCooe, LL.B. New Orleans, Louisiana Sigma Delta Kappa. Page Tuenty-Nine THE PHOENIX CoUeg© of Law - Jams Class Penrod Northcutt, LL.B. Salem, Arkansas Sigma Alpha Epsiloil. Robert D. Oswalt, LL.B. Crowell, Texas Charles M. Phillips, LL.B. Jacksonville, Texas James W. Payne, LL.B. Bardwell, Kentucky Carl E. Phillips, LL.B. Cartersville, Georgia James Morgan Prestwood, LL.B. Andalusia, Alabama Debating Team. L. A. Pyle, LL.B. Pontotoc, Mississippi E. G. Pharr, LL.B. Cooper, Texas Texas Club; International Relations Club. Delmar N. Rivers, LL.B. RiDGELAND, SODTH CAROLINA Sigma Delta Kappa; Blue Key; Student Council. Henry Hill Raines, LL.B. Gadsden, Tennessee Henry A. Sanders, LL.B. Elk City, Oklahoma Lee M. Scarborough, LL.B. Robeline, Louisiana Lambda Chi Alpha; Blue Key. Page Thirty TME PHOENIX College of Laiv = Jaime Class James P. Stallworth, Jr., LL.B. Canoe, Alabama Mayde Smith, LL.B. Mineral Wells, Texas Sigma Delta Sigma; Secretary, Texas Cliil); Philomatliean Society R. B. Strong, Jr., LL.B. Arapaho, Oklahoma JoYE Troell, LL.B. Pleasanton, Texas Zach D. Taylor, LL.B. Wichita Falls, Texas Pittmain Vickers, LL.B. Douglas, Georgia Andrew B. Waggener, LL.B. Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Sigma Delta Kappa. Thomas Bruce White, Jr., LL.B. La Tuna, Texas Sebert C. Warren, LL.B. Anderson, Missouri Sigma Delta Kappa. William H. Warren, LL.B. Holdenville, Oklahoma Blue Key. James H. Warren, LL.B. Fulton, Kentucky Eleanor Wilson, LL.B. Orange, Texas Sigma Delta Sigma. Page Thirty-One THE PHOENIX ininnMc College of Law -= Gradwate Class Robert Vivian Bass, LL.B. Lebanon, Tennessee Larnl da Chi Alpha. Irving Drake Barr. LL.B. Nashville, Tennessee Sidney Bennett, LL.B. Brownsville, Texas Roy a. Biggs, LL.B. Martin, Tennessee James C. Cunningham, LL.B. Clarksville, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Thomas Evans, LL.B. Lynnville, Tennessee Latntxla Chi Alpha: Student Council; Cuin- Iterland Players; Debating Team. James E. Heath, LL.B. Bulls Gap, Tennessee Joseph G. Hardin, LL.B. HiLLSBORO, Alabama Sigma Alplia Epsilon; Blue Key; Student Council. Alex Holder, LL.B. McMinnville, Tennessee Wm. Lloyd Johnson, LL.B. Brownsville, Tennessee Sigma Alplia Epsilon; Student Council. Wm. Herman Johnson, LL.B. Athens, Al. bama Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Baseball. ' 35, ' 3 6. Osceola Gordon Jones, Jr., LL.B. Nashville, Tennessee D. Franklin K. rraker, LL.B. Webster Groves, Missouri Sigma Delta Kappa; Debating Team; Blue Key. John Henry Lynch, LL.B. Franklin, Tennessee Preston Parks, LL.B. SOMERVILLE, TENNESSEE Tip Taylor, Jr., LL.B. Jackson, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Jesse Vineyard, LL.B. Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Delia Kappa; Blue Key; Student Council. Wilson West, LL.B. Nasha ' Ille, Tennessee Blue Key; Football. ' 32. ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Col- legian Staff; Phoeni. Staff; Student Council. A. Jackson Woodall, LL.B. HuNTSviLLE, Alabama Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Page Thirty-Two THE PHOENIX Literary Scliool = Semior Class Clifford Anderson, B.S. Fort Myers, Florida Glee Club. ' 33. ' 34. ' 3.5. ' 36; Band, ' 33, ' 34, ' 3.5, ' 36; Orchestra, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; Ciimherlanii Quartel. S. Cecil Appleby, Jr., B.S. Levvisburg, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Blue Key: Football. ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Base- ball, ' 34; Tennis Team, ' 34, ' 35; C Club. Arah George Bradley, A.B. Watertown, Tennessee Commuters Club. Carl Clark, B.S. McMiNNViLLE, Tennessee Lambda Chi Alpha; Football, ' 32, ' 34, ' 35. Lindsey Donnell, A.B. Greenwood, Tennessee Lambda Chi Alpha; Basketball. ' 34; Football. ' 32, ' 33, ' 34. ' 3, ' . Vice President. Sophomore Class; President, Junior Class; Preni dent. Student Council, 1936; Bachelor of Ugliness. Elizabeth Josephine Duncan, A.B. Greenville, Kentucky Delta Phi Omega; Cumberland Players; Glee Club. John Bayard Fleming, B.S. Phil. delphia, Pennsylvania Sigma Alpha Epsilon; International Relations Club; Male Quar- tet, ' 35, ' 36; Glee Club, ' 33, ' 34, ' 3.5, ' 36; Band, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35, ' SI); Orchestra, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; Life Service Group; Y. M. C. A. Brice Hall, Jr., A.B. Lebanon, Tennessee Football, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Basketball, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; Baseball. ' 31, ' 35, ' 36. Embree Hensley, B.S. Lebanon, Tennessee Ada Hereford, A.B. Lebanon, Tennessee Treasurer, Y. V. C. A., ' 35; President, Life Service Group. ' 35; Secretary, International Relations Club, ' 35; Vice President. Glee Club, ' 35. TliirlY-Tlircc THE PHOENIX Literary School = Semior Class Elizabeth Howard, A.B. Cowan, Tennessee Vice President, Senior Class; President, Y. W. C. A.. ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; International Relations Club; Manager of Girls ' Basketball Team, ' 35; Life Service Group; Collegian Staff. Robert L. Howell, A.B. Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Hilda Howser, A.B. Lafayette, Tennessee Delia Phi Omega; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. Mary Kathryn Kleyensteuber, A.B. Lebanon, Tennessee Delta Phi Omega; International Relations Club; Glee Club. Donald Gray Knox, A.B. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania .Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Blue Key; C Club; Y. M. C. A.; Football _ Manager, ' .34; International Relations Club. Martha List, A.B. SoDDY, Tennessee International Relations Club; Y. W. C. A.; Life Service Group. Robert Wallace McCarter, A.B. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Blue Key; President, Senior Class; Life Service Group; Glee Club; Male Quartet. Kathryne McGinness, A.B. Carthage, Tennessee President, Sigma Delta Sigma, ' 36. Bl anche Paty, A.B. Lebanon, Tennessee Vice President, Commuters Club, ' 35, ' 36. George W. Price, B.S. Belleville, New Jersey Blue Key; Baseball, ' 34, ' 35; Orchestra, ' 32; Band, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Page Thirty-Four THE PHOENIX Literary Sclhool — Senior Class Ida Evelyn Prichard, A.B. Lebanon, Tennessee President, Delta Phi Omega, ' .S5; International Relations Clnl); Coniniuters Club; Student Council; Girls ' Basketball Team, ' 33, ' 34, ' 3.5; Girls ' Debate Team: Miss Cumberland. William Paul Reddick, A.B. C. MDEN, Tennessee Football, ' 34, ' 35; International Relations Club; C Club. Mary Ellen Roberts, A.B. W- TERTO«N, Tennessee Assistant Librarian, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; President, Commuters Club; Collegian Staff, ' 35. Catherine Robison, A.B. Sparta, Tennessee Delta Phi Omega; Y. W. C. A.; Cumberland Players; Phoeni Staff. Virginia Sherrell, A.B. F.4.YETTEVILLE, TENNESSEE Vice President, Sigma Delta Sigma, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Instructor, Com- mercial Department. Margaret Lucile Smith, A.B. W. TERTOWN, Tennessee Commuters Club. Aline Spears, A.B. Leb. non, Tennessee Commuters Club; Assistant Librarian. Carrie Spears, A.B. LEB.4NON, Tennessee Assistant Librarian, Commuters Club; Collegian Staff, ' 35, ' 36. Jessie Stubblefield, A.B. Hartsville, Tennessee President, Sigma Delta Sigma, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Vice President, Inter- national Relations Club, ' 35, ' 36: Collegian Staff, ' 32: Phoenix Staff- ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. ' 36; Secretary. Student Council, ' 35, ' 36; Mathe- matics Club; Most Representative Girl. Mary Neil Thackston, A.B. Leb-anon, Tennessee Commuters Club; Secretary, Senior Class. Ruth Troxler, A.B. Cu. ttanooga, Tennessee Sigma Delta Sigma; Vice President, Y. W. C. A.; Glee Chib. Joseph Preston Whitt, A.B. Athens, Alab. ma President, International Relations Club, ' 35, ' 36; Y. M. C. A.; Life Service Group; Collegian Staff; Student Council. Page Thirty-Five THE PHOENIX Literary School — Juaiiior Class Elizabeth Cobles J ASHViLLE, Tennessee Nelle Elizabeth Craig Batesville, Mississippi Ruth Davis Sturcis, Kentucky NicK De Benedetto Englewood, New Jersey Elizabeth Eatherly Lebanon, Tennessee Geraldiine Eskeav Lebanon, Tennessee Michael Gialanella Newark, New Jersey ' Gilbert H. Hamil Childress, Texas George John Ley Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Buck Loomis Sweetwater, Tennessee Nancy Lou McCully Louisville, Mississippi Vance Womack Orr RocKwooD, Tennessee John Peyton Lebanon, Tennessee Robert A. Sanders Shelby ville, Tennessee Clifford H. Sargent Antioch, Tennessee Hugh Walker Lebanon, Tennessee Lucile Warren Lebanon, Tennessee Page Thirty-Six THE PHOENIX Literary School — Sophomore Class William Clay Avant Alexandria, Tennessee Limeal Beard Lebanon, Tennessee John Beasley Elkton, Tennessee Jack Bradford New Middleton, Tennessee Elizabeth N. Bryan Watertown, Tennessee Helen Bates Bryan Lebanon, Tennessee Lillian Burton Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Pauline Coleman Milan. Tennessee Mary Ellen Davis Sylvia, Tennessee Jane Denney Milan, Tennessee Frankie Donnell Lebanon, Tennessee Helen Eskew Lebanon, Tennessee Hazel Henry Fly Lebanon, Tennessee Jessie Franklin DoNELsoN, Tennessee Allen Dickerson Gordon Lynnville, Tennessee Ben W. Harlin Lebanon, Tennessee Robert H. Hawkins Lebanon, Tennessee Page ThirlY-Sei-en i I Mi IIIII II II I I I H I IIimi l lll i miMII TnTTTTT THE PHOENIX u omni ' or© Class Mary Ransom Jackson RocKwooD, Tennessee Halie Lemons Lebanon, Tennessee Robert B. Mangum Savannah, Tennessee John McCulloch Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Spiva L. McCullouch Louisville, Mississippi Ted Moore Brush Creek, Te nnessee Roy p. Northern, Jr. Lebanon, Tennessee Aileen Odom Liberty, Tennessee LuDY Paty Lebanon, Tennessee Charles Ramsey Manchester, Tennessee Ruth Ray Fayetteville, Tennessee Sue Seagraves Lebanon, Tennessee Terry Tuthill Mattituck, New York George Baxter Taylor Lebanon, Tennessee Virginia Taylor Goodlettsville, Tennessee Louise Tripp Lebanon, Tennessee iri ' Page IIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIHTllllllllllllllllllllllllllHmil] Thirty-Eight THE PHOENIX Literary School -== Freshmae Class Emily Baird Lebanon, Tennessee Marth Bass Liberty, Tennessee Thomas Beverly Borum Columbia, Tennessee Joe Carter Lebanon, Tennessee Sally Cleveland Lebanon, Tennessee Mary E. Craig Batesville, Mississippi N. D. Crawford, Jr. New Market, Alabama Mary Davis Kosciusko, Mississippi Belle Langford Doak Lebanon, Tennessee Grady Dodd Woodbury, Tennessee Clair Eoff TULLAHOMA, TENNESSEE Laurine Waters Forrester Watertown, Tennessee Charles P. Gist, Jr. TuLLAHOMA, TENNESSEE CouRTNAY C. Hamilton, Jr. Lebanon, Tennessee John R. Hume V Lake Forest, Illinois Charles Lloyd Lebanon, Tennessee Dorothy Meador Palestine, Texas Harold O.akley Alexandria, Tennessee iteiK m M Page Thirty-Nine THE PHOENIX Literarv School = Freslimaii Class Mary Neil Paty Lebanon, Tennessee RuBYE Lee Perkins Lebanon, Tennessee Victor Petty Carthage, Tennessee Jennie May Rousseau Lebanon, Tennessee Ann Seay Lebanon, Tennessee Elinore Seay Lebanon, Tennessee Edd Smith Lebanon, Tennessee Ernest Stockton, Jr. Lebanon, Tennessee Edna Stone Lebanon, Tennessee Barry Dale Sutton Difficult, Tennessee Hubert Tatum Lebanon, Tennessee VoLENE Thompson Lebanon, Tennessee Glenn Walker Lebanon, Tennessee Cecil Gill Wallace Lewisburg, Tennessee Elisabeth Williams Lebanon, Tennessee J. C. Winfree Lebanon, Tennessee Sophia Josephine Vanhooser Martha, Tennessee Harry G. Vickers Lebanon, Tennessee Q Page Forty THE PHOENIX 193 6 First Row: Vineyard, Noone, Prichard, Johnson, Stubblefield, Sargent, Stockton, HOWSER Second Row: Bradford, Rivers, Torian, Craig, Fudge, Thompson, Hardin, Smith Third Row: Carter, Evans, West, Paty, Northern, Sanders, Allen, Gibbs Fourth Row: Davis, Everhart, Whitt, Donnell, Avery, Martin, McCartbr, Page Sttiudeiiit CouMicil Members James Allen Charles Avery Tyler Berry Jack Bradford Joe Carter Nelle Craig Cleveland Davis LiNDSEY Donnell Tom Evans George Everhart David Fudge Reagan Gibbs Joe Hardin Hilda Howser Lloyd Johnson Duval Martin Robert McCarter Roger Noone Roy Northern Elmore Page LuDY Paty Evelyn Prichard Delmar Rivers Jessie Stubblefield Robert Sanders Harry Smith Ernest Stockton, Jr. Clifford Sargent J.A iES Thompson Thomas Torian Jesse Vineyard Wilson West Joe Whitt Officers President Harry Smith, First Semester; Lindsey Donnell, Second Semester J ice President Wilson West Secretary Jessie Stubblefield Treasurer Lindsey Donnell, First Semester; David Fudge, Second Semester Sergeaul-at-Arms Reagan Gibbs Page Forty-Three 103§ • THE PHOENIX First Roil-: Sargent, Stubblefield Second Row: West, Robison, Hitch loemix Staff Editor Jessie Stubblefield Associate Editor Clifford Sargent Law Editor Chet Hitch Feature Editor Catherine Robison Sports Editor W ilson West Page Forty-Four THE PHOENIX 193§ First Row: N. Craig, Walker, Sargent, Cowles Second Rotv: Sanders, Gist, Marquez, Spears, West Third Rotv: Hitch, M. Craig, Howard, Evans The CoMegiae Staifif Editor Hugh Walker Associate Editor Nelle Craig Associate Editor Robert Sanders Managing Editor Wilson West Sports Editor Charles Gist Law Editor Tom Evans Laiv Reporter Florencio Marquez Contributing Editor Joe Whitt News Editor Marv E. Howard Reporter Mary Craig Library Editor Carrie Spears Secretary Elizabeth Cowles Business Manager Clifford Sargent Page Forty-Five 1936 THE PHOE First iJoK); Myer, Karraker, Bush, Vineyard, Fudge, Adams, A. Brot n Second Row: Clark, H. Smith, Phillips, Allen, Warren, Patterson, Wacgener Third Roiv: BooNE, Hudson, Everhart, Mangum, McCool, Page, Blume Fourth Row: F. Brown, Bowles, Noone, Rivers, W. Smith, Ardery, McIlwain, Hathorn Signma Delta Kappa Intercollegiate Law Fraternity Founded at the University of Michigan, 1914 Colors: PI CHAPTER Established at Cumberland, 1924 Garnet and Black Roll Flower: Red Rose W. M. Adams North Carolina J. A. Allen Idaho J. W. Ardery .South Carolina F. N. Brown Tennessee A. Brown Tennessee P. R. Blume Missouri K. E. Boone Iowa B. T. Bowles Tennessee R. R. Beets Oklahoma M. M. Bush Mississippi O. C. Burt Texas G. H. Carter Mississippi J. S. Clark Missouri F. Drunagel Texas G. S. Everhart Michigan D. Fudge Oklahoma L. C. Hudson Texas Offic Chancellor Delm.ar Rivers Vice Chancellor Sam Everhart Treasurer Roger Noone Page Forty-Six H. Hathorn Mississippi F. D. Karraker Missouri L. D. Myer West Virginia P. P. Mangum Texas D. J. McCooe Louisiana W. L. McIlwain Mississippi R. W. Noone Tennessee R. R. P.atterson, Jr Texas E. H. Page Rhode Island C. M. Phillips Texas D. N. Rivers. South Carolina H. A. Smith Pennsylvania W. J. Smith Texas J. M. Vineyard Tennessee A. B. Waggenbr Tennessee S. C. Warren Missouri D. C. Young Kansas Secretary Robert Patterson Bailiff Preston Mangum Chaplain John Clark THE PHOENIX • 193 First Row: Criswell, Matthews, Porter, Appleby, L. Johnson, Northcutt, Parker, WOODALL, TrOELL Second Row: Smith, Baddlev, Allen, Hume, Mother Moss, Cummings, Camp, H. Johnson, Knight Third Row: Thompson, Bush, Hardin, Hamilton, Horn, Elkins, Hamil, Davis, Beasley Fourth Row: Cavert, McLendon, Cunningham, Wiltz, Waggener, M. Allen, Vickers, Wallace, Nichols, Drunagbl Colors: Sigma Alpha Epsilom Founded at the University of Alabama, March 9, 1856 Purple and Gold Floiver: Violet TENNESSEE LAMBDA CHAPTER Founded, 1860 Fratres in Facilitate Dean Will D. Young Coach Eugene McIlwain Fratres in Universitate James A. Allen Idaho Cecil Appleby, Jr Tennessee Thomas Baddley Tennessee John Beasley Tennessee Thomas K. Camp Texas T. O. Criswell, Jr Oklahoma James Cunningham Tennessee Joseph Elkins Tennessee John Fleming Pennsylvania Gilbert H. Hamil Texas CouRTNAY Hamilton, Jr Tennessee Joseph G. Hardin Alabama Jerry Horn Tennessee John R. Hume V Illinois Jack Hicks Tennessee R. C. Jackson Tennessee Herman Johnson Alabama William Lloyd Johnson Tennessee Donald Gray- Knox Pennsylvania Trueman p. Matthews Florida William Miller California Herbert Morgan Oklahoma Horace E. Nichols Georgia Penrod Northcutt Arkansas J. Daniel Parker Georgia James W. Payne Kentucky Dudley Porter, Jr Tennessee Edd Smith, Jr Tennessee Andrew T. Taylor Tennessee James S. Thompson Tennessee Cecil Gill Wallace Tennessee A. Jackson Woodall Alabama Malcolm Allen Tennessee M. M. Bush Mississippi Edward I. Carnes Mississippi Tillman Cavert, Jr Tennessee George B. Davis Florida Fred Drunagel, Jr Tennessee James C. Knight Florida Pledges John McClendon Tennessee H. A. McDonnell Mississippi JoYE Troell Texas Harry ickers Tennessee Andrew Waggener Tennessee Thomas J. Wiltz, Jr Mississippi Page Forty-Seven 1936 • THE PMOENI First Ruiv: ToRiAN, EoFF, GiST, Elledge, Lloyd Second Row: HiTCH, Heist, Borum, Smith, Monk, Thomas Third Row: Lytton, Evans, Walker, Winfree, Ramsey Colors: Lambida Chi Alpha Founded at Boston Universitit, 1909 Purple, Green, and Gold Flower: Violet ALPHA SIGMA ZETA Established at Cumberland University-, April 17, 1917 Fratres in Facultate Ralph T. Don nell Walter Scott Mason Fratres in Universitate Robert V. Bass Thomas Beverly Borum Carl Clark Lindsey Donnell Fred Elledge, Jr. Clair Eoff, Jr. Tom Evans Charles Gist, Jr. Robert Heist Charles Hayes, Jr. , Chet Hitch Robert Adams Winstead p. Bone, Jr. Comer Donnell Robert Donnell Dr. Dean Wilkerson GWYNN VaUGHAN Dean Martin Fratres in Urbe James O. Baird Charles Lloyd George Ley Lee Lytton, Jr. Ellis Monk Charles Ramsey Harry- E. Smith R. C. Thomas Thomas W. Torian Glenn Walker J. C. Winfree Capt. Jonas Coverdale Major Daniel D. Kendall Robert Lester LovELL Rousseau William Hinson Guy Thackston Charles Pursley Page Forty-Eight THE PHOENIX • 10 3§ It First Row: Allen, Hitch, Everhart, Price, McCarter, Smith, Boivles Second Row: Karraker, Adams, Noone, Elledge, Clark, Orr, Brown Third Row: Vineyard, Hardin, Blume, Rivers, Sargent, Scarborough Motto: Mine Key National Honor Eratermity Founded at the University of Florida, 1924 ' Serving, I Live Colors: Blue and Gold Roll Winston Adams James Allen Charles Avery Paul Roland Blume Tarleton Bowles Fred Nat Brown John S. Clark James C. Cunningham Fred Elledge, Jr. George Everhart Joseph Hardin Chet Hitch D. Franklin Karraker Lee H. Lytton, Jr. Robt. Wallace McCarter Vernon Meyer Herbert L. Morgan Roger Noone Vance Orr George Price Delmar N. Rivers Clifford Sargent Lee M. Scarborough Harry Smith Andrew T. Taylor Thomas Torian Jesse Vineyard William H. Warren Wilson N. West Donald Young Officers President Roger Noone Vice President. George Price Secretary B. Tarleton Bowles Page Forly-A ' ine 193§ • THE PH First Row: McAdoo, Doak, Stubblefield, Davis Second Roiv: Scott, Kbemer, Wilson, McGinness, Sherrell Tliircl Roiv: Tripp, Smith, Jackson, Troxler, Cleveland Sigima Delta Sigma Founded at Cumberland University, November 9, 1926 ALPHA CHAPTER Colors: Silver and Rose Flower: Soror in Facultate Mabel C. Jones Sorores in Universitate Sweetheart Rose Sally Cleveland Tennessee Ruth Davis Kentucky Belle Langford Doak Tennessee Mary ' Ransom Jackson Tennessee Betty Kremer Tennessee Janet McAdoo Tennessee Katheryne McGinness Tennessee Lillian Scott New Mexico Virginia Sherrell Tennessee M ayde Smith Texas Jessie Stubblefield Tennessee Margaret Tripp Tennessee Ruth Troxler Tennessee Lucile Warren Tennessee Elinor Wilson Texas Mrs. Will D. Young Mrs. Robert Adajis Helen Davis Hermancb Gribbsch Sorores in Urbe Mrs. Joe Brown Cummings Julia Humphreys Sorores in Honoria Florence Ormiston IzzY Moss Mrs. Winstead P. Bone, Jr. Katherine McClain Marie Thackston Andre La Binge Page Fifty THE PHOENIX 19 3 6 First Row: Baird, Forrester, Prichard, Duncan, Bryan Second Roiv: Kleyensteuber, Howser, Stone, Rousseau, Robison Third Row: Lemons, Meador, Davis, Sbagraves, Denney Diclta Plhi Omega Sorority Founded at Cumberland University, November 30, 1926 ALPHA CHAPTER Colors: Orchid and Silver Sponsor in Universilate Eunice Cutler Sorores in Universilate Flower: White Rose Emily Baird Tennessee Elizabeth Bryan Tennessee Mary Davis Mississippi Jane Denney Tennessee Elizabeth Duncan Kentucky Laurine Forrester Tennessee Hilda Howser Tennessee Mary K. Kleyensteuber Tennessee Halie Lemons Tennessee Dorothy Meador Texas Evelyn Prichard Tennessee Catherine Robison Tennessee Jennie Mae Rousseau Tennessee Sue Seagraves Tennessee Edna Frances Stone Tennessee Sorores in Honoriu Mrs. R. J. Wherry Mrs. W. W. Warren Mrs. Victor Miller Charleen Hughes Sorores in JJrhe Mrs. Comer Donnell Mrs. Van Cooksey Josephine Bentley Mrs. Norman Beard Eugenia Freeman Page Fifty -One 1936 THE PHOENIX The Yowmg Men ' s Clhristiam Associatiom Members Allen Gordon LiNDSEY DONNELL Vance Orr Hanes Foster Ernest Stockton John Ponders Joe Whitt John Hume V Terry Tuthill Michael Gialanella RuFus Smith Robert Sanders Buck Loomis Tom Evans Delmar Rivers George Price Roy Northern Herbert MacCracken George Ley Officers First Semester Spiva McCullouch President Nick De Benedetto Vice President. . . Florencio Marquez Secretary-Treasurer. Robert Mangum Beverly Borum Edd Smith George W. Price William Lasavell James Allen Robert McCarter Elisha High Carl Clark Clifford Sargent Jack Fleming Clifton Tipps George Davis Fred Barbour Wilson West Nick De Benedetto Florencio Marquez Spiva McCullouch Second Semester Wilson West Nick De Benedetto .Florencio Marquez Paee Fifty -Twu THE PHOE 193 6 First Row: Donnell, G. Eskew, Thompson, Howard, M. E. Davis. Cowles Second Row: Lemons, H. Eskew, Coleman, Baird, M. Davis, Ray, Howser Third Row: Troxler, Burton, Jackson, Bass, Hereford, M. Craig, McCully Fourth Row: Taylor, List, Franklin, Meador, R. Davis, Denney, N. Craig The Yoiamg ' Women ' s Cliristiaitii Association Emily Baird Ada Hereford Jessie Franklin VoLENE Thompson Halie Lemons Martha Bass Frankie Donnell Lillian Burton Helen Eskew Geraldine Eskew Nancy Lou McCully Hilda Howser Ruth Davis Ruth Ray Mary Ellen Davis First Semester Elizabeth Howard. Ruth Troxler Nelle Craig Ada Hereford Members Officers . . . President . . . . Vice President . . . . Secretary ■ ■ ■ . . Treasurer . . . Martha List Mary Davis Jane Denney Dorothy Meador Pauline Coleman Virginia Taylor Mary Ransom Jackson Elizabeth Cowles Mary Craig Bettie Larkins Catherine Close Nelle Craig Elizabeth Howard Ruth Troxler Second Semester Nelle Craig Nancy Lou McCully Ruth Ray Bettie Larkins Page Fifty-Three 19 • THE PHOENIX IniEermatioiial Melatioms Cliafe Roll James Bomar Martha List Elizabeth Cowles Florencio Marquez Catherine Close Nancy Lou McCully Nelle Craig Spiva McCullouch Ruth Davis John McCulloch John Fleming Roy Northern Jessie Franklin Vance Orr George Gavin q p Allen Gordon Evelyn Prichard Ada Hereford t b Elizabeth Howard ™ John Hume V Robert Sanders Mary K. Kleyensteuber Jessie Stubblefield Don Knox Hugh Walker Betty Larkins Joe Whitt Halie Lemons Dean Will D. Young Officers President Joe Whitt Vice President ; Jessie Stubblefield Secretory Ada Hereford Treasurer Robert Sanders Page Fifty-Four THE PHOENIX 193 § First Row: Barbv, Moore, Henley, Karraker, Evans, Hitch, Cotton, Paty, Scott Second Row: Donnell, Smith, Holland, McLendon, Hughes, Holder, Davis, Pyle, Waggener Third Row: Brown, Howell, Gorsuch, Bush, Skaggs, Green, Hickman, Gibbs, Allen Pmlblic Speaking Class Mrs. May Gregory Rousseau Instructor Roll Grayson C. Allen Aaron C. Brown Ray Cotton Frankie Donnell Tom Evans Regan Padgett Gibbs Kenneth W. Gorsuch John L. Green Roger Lockridge Hickjian Chet Hitch Robert L. Howell Harry- T. Hughes D. Franklin Karraker Florence Ormiston Blanche Paty Lillian Scott Mayde Smith Andrew B. Waggener George B. Davis Haliver Holland M. M. Bush A. G. Skaggs Alex Holder Otto Barby- Glenn B. Henley J. C. McLendon L. A. PVLE Harold Moore Page Fifty-Five 1936 • THE PHOENI Scene from The Bat, presented by the Cumberland Players, under the direction of Mrs. R. J. Wherry Cast Louise Rhea Julia Humphreys Mrs. Frieda Hudson Florencio Marquez Tarleton Bowles Clifford Sargent Dr. Robert Wherry Tom Evans Rupus Smith Walter Scott Mason The Ciamlberlaiid Players Organized at Cumberland University, 1934 Members James Bomar Tarleton Bowles Elizabeth Duncan Tom Evans Jessie Franklin Mrs. Hermance Griebsch Bess Grigsby Lionel Hudson Mrs. Frieda Hudson Julia Humphreys Mabel Jones Florencio Marquez Walter Scott Mason Luther Pfleuger Louise Rhea Catherine Robison Clifford Sargent RuFus Smith Dr. E. L. Stockton Mrs. E. L. Stockton Mrs. John Rich Thomas Graves Thompson R. J. Wherry Mrs. R. J. Wherry Will D. Young Officers President r Miss Mabel Jones First Vice President Dr. Luther Pfleuger Second Vice President Mrs. R. J. Wherry Third Vice President Dr. R. J. Wherry Secretary Dr. Graves Thompson Treasurer Will D. Young Page Fifty-Six THE PHOENIX 193 6 First Row: Prichard, Orr, Karraker, Evans, Sanders, Beard Second Row: Donnell, Whitt, Browning, Prestwood, Gorsuch, Paty Lineal Beard Blanche Paty Evelyn Prichard Frankie Donnell Robert Sanders Tom Evans Joe Whitt Perry ' Northern Vance Orr Frank Karraker Kenneth Gorsuch Steve Browning James Prestwood Clair Suddarth Ralph T. Donnell Coach Page Fifty-Seven 193 THE PHOENIX hJit MkJAmJi. First Row: A. Spears, Prichard, Donnell, Odum, H. Bryan, A. Seay, E. Seay Second Row: Baird, H. Eskew, B. Paty, L. Paty, M. Paty, Thackston, Roberts, C. Spears Third Row: Lemons, G. Eskew, Forrester, Burton, E. Bryan, Thompson, Eatherly The Commimters Cluib Colors: Blue and Gold Flower: Chrysanthemum Members Emily Baird Aline Odum Arah George Bradley Blanche Paty Elizabeth Bryan Mary Neil Paty Helen Bryan Ludy Paty Lillian Burton Evelyn Prichard Eula Bell Comer Mary Ellen Roberts Frankib Donnell Ann Seay Elizabeth Sue Eatherly Elnora Seay Helen Eskew Margaret Smith Geraldine Eskew Aline Spears Laurine Forrester Carrie Spears Jessie Franklin Mary Neil Thackston Halie Lemons Volbne Thompson Pauline Nokes Claudine Bostic Officers President Mary Ellen Roberts lice President. Blanche Paty Secretary Carrie Spears Treasurer Lillian Burton Reporter Mary Neil Thackston Page Fifty-Eight THE PHOENIX 1936 AtMetic Staff Eugene McIlwain Head Coach Ned Vaughan Assistant Coach John Beasley Manager, All Athletics Page Sixty-One 1936 • THE PHOENIX : I 53 5 fe ' w W w w U ' W w L Page Srx(y-Tito THE PHOENIX 193(5 LiNDSEY DoT EhL, Quarterback Without a doubt, Donnell the was the fastest Bulldog of all times. Ilis uncanny ability al side- stepping, his twisting, squirming type of play characterized him as one of the most yakie ' d football players who ever put clealed feet on Kirk Field. This heart-thrilling quarterback will long be remembered by all who saw him play. Eldon Lindsey, Halfback Stud, as he was known by his teammates, will long be remembered for his spectacular kicking. Each kick was almost sure to send the pigskin into a spiral that terminated within a few yards of the goal post. His services were rendered the team for three successful years, and his absence next year will be strongly felt. Eldridge O ' Gwynne, Fullback Although injured earlier in the season in the Vanderbilt tussle, O ' Gwvnne made a good account of himself in the backfield when he recovered. His accurate passing ' contributed greatly to the many conference victories of the Bulldogs. As a line plunger he is a hard man to stop. ' Much is expected of him during his football career. Joe Loomis. Halfback Because of his knowledge of the game, his ability to impart this knowledge to the players made htm one of our most valued players. A brilliant runner, deadly tackle, and adept pass receiver, he has proved himself one of the team ' s greatest assets. Page Sixty-Three 193 6 THE PHOENIX Ned Vaughan, Guard Allhough greally handicapped during the season by a bad knee, Vaughan never gave up. Many a lime when he should have been out of the game he was on the field battling for the Maroon and White. No man on the team showed greater delerminalion, or was more deadly to the offense of the opponent, and his replacemeni will be no easy matter. Paul Reddick, End Reddick, playing his second year as a Bulldog, was a most essential cog in the mechanism of the team. His accuracy at kicking ihe extra point accounts to a great extent for the great success made by the team. Herschel Hamil, Guard This flash of lightning was never known to miss a play. Ever on the alert, and constantly harass- ing and ravaging the ranks of the opponent, he proved himself to be one of the greatest defensive men ever to wear the Maroon and White. Wilson West, Center West was worth his weight in dynamite in any game. For him each game held in store sixty minutes of hard, thrilling combat. Never was it known for this man of iron to be taken off the field. Page Sixty-Four THE PHOENIX 193 6 Carl Clark, Guard In spite of several serious injuries Clark has fought valiantly for the Bulldogs for three years. Having a profound love for the game and being a determined fighter from the beginning to the end, he has proved himself to be one of the most dependable and valuable of the Cumberland University gridironers. Cecil Appleby, Center Cecil has served as a valuable man on the team since his freshman year. He was a cool man in defense and was dreaded by the other team on offense on account of his own manner of making holes for his backs. Thomas Mayberry, Tackle Mavberrv came to us from Vanderbilt. A hard worker and a clean player, he was always found in tbe thick of the battle. His work on the right wing of the team aided greatly in the line plays of the squad. Mike Gial anella, End This man of terror never had a fear while on the field. Making the aggressor wilt in his tracks was the job that he fulfilled. His sincereness and fair play have brought the morale of the teatn always to the highest point. Page Sixty-Five 1936 THE PHOENIX Lloyd McCluen, End ' Kid ' as he is affectionately known by all, has seen plenty of service. Bnilt more for speed, he covers punts and is constantly a worry to the enemy ' s ball receiver. Vance Orr, Tackle Vance is a conscientious player and a willing worker. Numerous tackles have been made by him that would have resulted in the opponent ' s victory had it not been for his timely work. Elisha High. Guard For a man of his weight. High gives the opposing guard a tough time. He holds his own even against a rougher and heavier player, and his blocking is very commendable. Brice Hall, Quarterback Built for speed. Hall is hard to stop when he gets going. The team usually called on him if extra yardage was needed for a first down. His driving power is characterized by his ability to change pace without losing his fleetness. Page Sixty-Six THE PHOENIX • 1©3 ' 6 Front Row: McCuLLOucH, Barbour, Haj l. Beasley, Manager Back Ron-: Carter, Smith, Orr Boys ' Basketball Team In view of the scarcity of men out for ihe team this year Coach Mcllwain was able to put out a basketball team worthy of his efforts. The schedule was a rather brief one, but the team ex- hibited some very good work despite numerous losses. Page Sixty-Seven 193 6 THE PHO ENIX Front Row: MoLNAR, Hamil, McCullouch, Ley, Hall, Barbour, Northcutt, Johnson, Coach McIlwain Back Row: Wallace, Rivers, Price, Gialanella, Vickers, O ' Gwynne, Beasley, Manager, Castleberry SCHEDULE (THROUGH APRIL 18) Cumberland 20 Bethel 12 Cumberland . Cumberland . Cumberland . 9 David Lipscomb 8 4 Vanderbill 7 9 Burk Terrors 1 Cumberland 12 T. P. I. Games have been scheduled with West Kentucky Teachers, Middle Tennessee Stale Teachers College, Florence Teachers, Austin Peay Normal, and Bowling Green Teachers. Page Sixty-Eight THE PHOENIX • 193(6 Left to Right: Allen, Avery, Walker, Mangum, Davis, McIlwain, Coach Thompson (Stockton, Eoff, Smith, not in picture) Teimis Sqiiaad Matches have been scheduled with David Lipscomb, East Tennessee Teachers, T. P. I., and BowUng Green Teachers. Coach Thompson is very optimistic as to the prospects for an outstanding team this year. Pngc Sixty- A iiw 1936 • THE PHOENIX Cumberland ' s record in football for this year was exceptionally good. About fortv candidates reported early in September, with fourteen letter men returning. After winning over Hiawassee in the opening game, the Bulldogs lost hard-fought games to Murfreesboro Teachers and Vanderbilt. Considerable praise is due the team for the excellent showing against the strong Vanderbilt team who were not able to untie the seven to seven game until the third quarter. Only one other of the Bulldog ' s ten games was lost, Alabama Teachers topping them by one touch- down in the last game of the season. Lindsev Donnell was voted the most valuable man on the team for the fourth consecutive year, and was chosen all-conference quarterback for the last three years. Donnell has been rated by sports writers all over the country as one of the best ball-carrying backs to come out of the South in recent years, and he is expected to carry on his spectacular feats on the gridiron to even greater heights at West Point. His record as ground gainer has not been topped by any gridironer, having gained over 1,600 yards this season and averaged 165.9 yards per game for ten games. Four Cumberland men were named on the All-Smoky Mountain Conference team: Donnell, Gialanella, Vaughan, and West. Mayberry, Lindsey, Gordon, Loomis, Reddick, Hamil, and High all received honorable mention. The loss of seven seniors is expected to cripj le the Bulldogs ' prospects for the coming year, but Coach Mcllwain has expressed his optimism over the outlook since spring practice. The determined way in which newcomers and the reserves from last year ' s team have gone about their work has already made evident the fact that returning letter men will not be able to retain their old positions un- challenged. Cumberland ' s basketball season was not so successful as it has been during previous years. Only twelve men reported for practice at the opening of the season, and but two letter men returned for service. The team ' s most spectacular work was done in their defeat of David Lipscomb and their close game with the professional House of David. Edd Smith, a freshman, was the high scorer for the year. Only one letter man was lost by graduation, and prospects for next year are much more promising than they have been for several years. Varsity baseball practice began on March 16. A stiff, twenty-five game schedule has been arranged, including David Lipscomb, Murfreesboro Teachers, Union, Bethel, West Tennessee Teachers, Du Pont, and Vanderbilt. The material seems very promising, and under the able instruction of Coach Mcllwain, the success of last year ' s team is expected to be repeated. Page Seventy THE PHOENIX • 193 6 Evelyn Prichard delta phi omega Miss Cumberland, Literary School Page SeveutY-Three 1936 THE PHOENIX Eleanor Wilson sigma delta sigma Miss Law School Page Seventy-Four THE PHOENIX 1936 Emily Baird delta phi omega Most Beautiful Girl, Literary School Page Seventy-Five 1936 • THE PHOENI LiNDSEY DONNELL LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Bachelor of Ugliness, Literary School Page Sevenlv-Six THE PHOENIX 19 3 6 Andrew Waggener sigma alpha epsilon Bachelor of Ugliness, Law School Page Seventy-Seivn 193§ THE PHOENIX Mary Ransom Jackson sigma delta sigma Carnival Queen Page Seventy-Eight THE PHOENIX 193 6 Jessie Stubblefield sigma delta sigma Most Representative Girl, Student Council Selection Page Seventy-Nine THE PMOENIX Harry Smith lambda chi alpha Most Representative Boy, Student Council Selection Page Eighty THE PHOENIX 193 6 77? is Page Is Reverently Dedicated to and His Monumental Work A History of Cumberland University ' ' ' In his remarkable lilerary achievemenl. Dr. Bone has ably and accuralely chronicled the history of the first ninety-three years of Cumberland University. The story is imbued with the lofty ideals of American education that built the institution; of all those staunch men and women who have struggled and persevered in order that Cumberland might live, and grow, and serve. Its every page breathes the sincerity of its author. This history will always be read and treasured by the students, alumni, and friends of our university, but we who know, and love, and thoroughly ap- preciate Dr. Bone cannot avoid feeling that in his story he has been loo modest, entirely loo reti- cent, about his own worthy deeds, the pararaoimt part he himself has performed in the life of Cumberland. Wc feel that Dr. Bone is the very soul and spirit of Cumberland, in fact, that Dr. Bone simply is Cmnberland! Dr. Bone is Cumberland ' s own Mr. Chips; the au revoirs of thousands of ahnnni ringing in his ears, his generous heart constantly poured out in their behalf, the gratitude and the tribute of countless numbers he has helped unceasingly drifting back to him. His life spent in serving others. Dr. Bone stands upon a pinnacle, truly one of God ' s own noble- men. Ever willing to sacrifice himself for the good of the cause, never seeking material gain, without the fanfare and pageantry of publicity, he goes serenely on his way seemingly wholly unaware of the monument he has erected to truth, honor, faith, loyalty, and righteousness. Page Eigjity-One 19 36 • THE PHOENIX Page Eighty-Tiro THE PHOENIX 1 9 3 (6 Page Eightv-Tltree 19 36 • THE PHOENIX Important News Events of tihe Year Taken from the CiBmiberlaiiid Collegian Sept. 20. Dr. Winstead P. Bone publishes new history. A History of Cumberland University gives complete school history. Cumberland University Bulldogs open season against Hiawassee with Lebanon ' s first night game. Sept. 27. Annual Opening Reception is colorful social evenl. University Women ' s Club en- tertains faculty and student body at men ' s dormitory. Oct. 18. Harry Smith elected to head Student Council; other officers. West, Slubblefield, and Donnell. Cumberland wins over Appalachian, 26-7. Nov. 1. Cumberland wins over Maryville, 21 -0. Nov. 15. Stockton speaks in Philadelphia. Tells story of Cumberland University to leading citizens of Quaker City. Bulldogs tame Tampa Spartans. Donnell leads smashing attack to stop Floridians. Nov. 22. Mary Ransom Jackson elected Carnival Queen. Y. W. C. A. Carnival great success; Commuters win first place in stunts presented. Dec. 6. Cumberland University wins Smoky Mountain crown with victory over King. Don- nell, West, Vaughan, and Gialanella awarded positions on All-Conference Team. Home-coming Day proves great success. S. D. S. sorority wins first place among floats in parade. Dec. 13. Cumberland University has first co-ed debaters. Twenty-six men to be awarded letters at football banquet. Jan. 17. Donnell to go to Army. Ridley Mitchell names Cmiiberland football star for West Point appointment. Jan. 31. Thirty -two lawyers receive degrees at eighty-ninth Cumberland University com- mencement. Student Council asks constitutional rights and powers. Passes resolution to disband if execution of powers not granted. Feb. 14. College editors in session here. James Stahlman, Freddie Russell, and Percy Priest address convention. Whitt, Lemons, and Smith lead honor roll for first semester. Feb. 21. D. P. O. stunt wins first place in annual Girls ' Stunt Night. Y. W. C. A., second. Hugh Walker, editor of the Collegian, elected president of Tennessee College Press Association. Feb. 28. Year ' s largest crowd sees Bulldogs lose to the professional House of David, 51-41. March 6. S. D. S. sorority leads campus organizations for scholastic standing for first semester. Bulldogs begin spring practice. March 13. Governor James Allred to speak here. LXA plans banquet. Donnell, Prichard, and Baird are highly honored. Donnell elected Bachelor of Ugliness on first ballot: Prichard and Baird offered stiff competition by Slubblefield and Davis for Miss Cumberland and most beautiful girl in runoff. Page Eighty-Four THE PHOENIX 19 3 6 MolL 1935 193(6 College of Law — Class of January, 1936 Naco L. Alaniz Beeville. Tex. Grayson C. Allen Hindnian. Ky. WiLLARD Chapman Henderson. Tex. James O. Clark luka. Miss. Clay Copeland Dexter. K.y. Richard W. Dyer Nashville, Tenn. Thomas Martin Evans Lynnville. Tenn. Reagan Gibbs Madisonville. Tex. Chet Hitch Akron. Ohio Alex Holder McMinnville. Tenn. Kyle Kivett Tazewell. Tenn. Lee Lytton. Jr Fort Worth. Tex. Du Val Martin. Jr Lynchburg. Va. Jack McGarry Overton. Tex. Horace Nichols Gainesville, Ga! Elmore Pace Sand Springs, Okla. Arnold Peebles Columbia, Tenn. Robert Powell. Jr. Canton. Miss. Clarence Russell Speedwell. Tenn. A. G. Skaggs Deport. Tex. Harry E. Smith Belle Vernon. Pa. Edward Tonsmeire. Jr Biloxi. Miss. Thomas Torian Goliad. Tex. La Verne A. Varnado McComb. Miss. William Weller. Jr Nashville. Tenn. Theodore Wright Fulton. Kv. Class of June, 1936 W. M. Adams La Grange. N. C. James Allen Wallace. Idaho Malcolm Allen Newport. Tenn. Charles Avery Austin. Tex. Tom Baddley Clarksville. Tenn. Boyd Barjiabruck Wellington. Tex. R. Leon Bass Wallace. Va. Paul Blair Clarinda. Iowa Paul Blume Springfield. Mo. James Bomar Tullahonia. Tenn. Knapp Boone Des Moines. Iowa J. P. Brennan McGregor. Tex. George Britt Jackson. Miss. A AHON Brown Paris. Tenn. Fred Brown Jasper, Tenn. Stephen Browning Independence. Va. Oliver Burt EI Paso, Tex. M. M. Bush Jackson, Miss. Arthur Callahan Fort Smith. Ark. Tom Camp San Antonio, Tex. Tillman Cavert, Jr Nashville. Tenn. John Clark Joplin. Mo. James Clem Dallas. Tex. Drew Clifton Fort W orth. Tex. Ray Cotton Alva. Okla. T. O. Criswell Seminole. Okla. John Crowder Pulaski. Va. James Davenport Aberdeen. Tex. Cleveland Davis Angleton, Tex. George Davis, Jr Miami. Fla. W. H. Davis. Jr Georgetown. Tex. Sydney Dodd Rome, G«. Doyle Dodd Shreveport, La. James Duke Hindman. Ky. Henry Edmonds Jackson. Miss. Joe Elkins McMinnville, Tenn. Fred Elledge, Jr Woodbury. Tenn. George Everhart Macatawa, Mich. LusYL Everhart Macatawa. Mich. Hubert Farrell Ludlow. Miss. Fr nk Folmar. Jr Mobile. Ala. George Farr Wauchula. Fla. Lee Fawcett Del Rio. Tex. Wesley Flatt Cookeville. Tenn. David Fudge Oklahoma City. Okla. James Garner Pulaski. Tenn. George Gavin EI Paso. Tex. O. A. Glvckherr Enid. Okla. Robert G. Goodlett Roanoke, Va. Kenneth Gorsuch Joplin. Mo. John L. Green St. Louis. Okla. C. E. Grigsby Hartford. Ark. James Grimm Houston. Mo. Della Guerra San Antonio. Tex. Grady H albert Foard City, Tex. W iLLiAM Hancock Pittsburg. Tex. Mrs. Frances Hancock Pittsburg. Tex. Hoy H athorn Louisville. Miss. CiiVRLES B. Hayes Monterey. Tenn. Robert Heist Memphis, Tenn. Roger Hickman North Little Rock. Ark. Henry Hinson Chattanooga. Tenn. H. G. Holland St. Petersburg. Fla. Stanley Horn. Jr Nashville, Tenn. Paul Hudgins Union City. Tenn. Lewis Hudson Sabinal, Tex. Harry Hughes Hobbs. N. Mex. Ted Kiser Roaring Fork. Va. J. M. Kyle. Jr Canhage. Tex. Andre La Binge Kansas Citv, Mo. Cliff Lane San Antonio. Tex. W. E. Lasw ELL Oklahoma Citv, Okla. Finer Ledin Mason. Wis. Robert Ledin Mason. Wis. Preston Mangum Dallas Tex Florencio Marquez Manila. Philippine Islands Trueman Matthews West Palm Beach. Fla. David McCooe Ne Orleans. La. J. L. McClary Cleveland. Tenn. Lloyd McCluen. Jr Rockwood. Tenn. Gilbert McCracken. Jr Athens. Ala. O. W. McKenzie bavton. tenn! W . L. McIlw AiN Batesville. Miss. John McLendon Johnson Citv. Tenn. Robert Melberg Crystal Citv. Tex. Edwin Miller Pasadena. Calif. W ILLIAM S. Miller Pasadena. Calif. Henry Molnar Chicago. III. Ellis Monk Van Horn. Tex. Herbert Morgan Holdenville. Okla. O ' Neil Morris Henderson. Tex. W. G. Morris Greensboro. La. W. Murray Panipa. Tex. Lawrence Myers Lexington. Kv. William Myers Chattanooga. Tenn. Maurice Nichols Jackson. Tenn. Penrod Northcutt Salem, Ark. Robert Nowlin Oklahoma Citv. Okla. Bob Oswald Crowell. Tex. E. H. Page Providence. R. I. Daniel Parker Moultrie. Ga. Robert Patterson Waco. Tex. James Payne BardwelJ. Kv. E. G. Pharr Cooper. Tex. Carl Phillips Cartersville. Ga. Charles Phillips Jacksonville. Tex. Dudley Porter. Jr Paris. Tenn. James Prestwood .Andalusia. Ala. L. A. Pyle Pontotoc. Miss. Henry Raines Gadsden. Tenn. James Riley Hamilton. Tex. D. M. Rivers Ridgeland. S. C. Clarence Russell Speedwell. Tenn. Henry Sanders Elk Citv. Ark. Lee Scarborough Robelinc. La. Lillian Scott Albuquerque. N. Mex. Mayde Smith Mineral Wells. Tex. James Springer Siillwaier. Okla. James Stallworth, Jr Canoe. Ala. W. T. Steele Centerville, Ala. R. B. Strong. Jr Arapaho. Okla. Thomas Tamburo Greenville. Miss. Zach Taylor Wichita Falls. Tex. JoYE Troell Pleasanton. Tex. A. H. Turner Tampa. Fla. PiTTMAN VlCKERS Douglas. Ga. Andrew Waggener Memphis. Tenn. James Warren Fulton. Ky. Sebert C. Warren Anderson. Mo, W. H. Warren Holdenville. Okla. Thomas B. White La Tuna. Tex, W. G. WiLKERSON Albuquerque. N. Mex. John Willis Greenville, Ky. Eleanor Wilson Orange, Tex. Jack Woodley Sabinal, Tex- Page Eightv-Fiic 1936 THE PHOE Class of January 1937 John White Ardrey Fort Mills, S. C. KoBKRT Bailkv. Jr Rusaeilville, Ark. Uavmond Beets Oklahoma City. Okla. Otto Carl Barby Knowles, Okla. Roy Bass Copper Hill, Tenn. Thomas Borum Columbia. Tenn. Gladys Bowles Chattanooga. Tenn. Edward Carnes Biloxi, Miss. Leo Castleberry Gladewater. Tex. Julian Clopton. Jr Austin, Tex. Thomas Paul De Stiecue Dallas, Tex. Fred Drunagel, Jr Port Arthur, Tex. Laurence Fitzpartick Pensacola. Fla. Raymond Graham Jasper. Tenn. Edgar Grey Alvaton, Ky. (iLENN Henley Kimmina. Tenn. A. Marchant Hereford Norfolk, Va. James C. Knight Miami. Fla. Fritz Kruecer Mt. Vernon. Ky. Howard McDonnell Biloxi. Miss. William McKinley BulTalo Valley. ' I ' enn. Thomas Maybehry Sparta, Tenn. Harold Moore Darlington, Fla. Logan Parks Columbia, Tenn. William Proll Louisville. Ky. Elvis Reid Nashville, Tenn. Fred Russell Speedwell. Tenn. Mack M. Smith Lubbock. Tex. W. J. Smith Corsicana, Tex. Cecil Thompson Lumberton. N. C. Albert Trummey, Jr Pocatello. Idaho Thomas Wiltz. Jr Biloxi. Miss. Machez Williams San Francisco. Calif. Graduate Law Class Irving Barr Nashville, Tenn. Robert Bass Lebanon. Tenn. Sidney Bennett Brownsville. Tenn. Roy Biggs Martin. Tenn. Tarleton Bowles Chattanooga. Tenn. James Cunningham Clarksville. Tenn. Thomas Evans Lynnville. Tenn. Thomas Graff Montgomery, Ala. Joe G. Hardin Hillsboro. Ala. Alex Holder . . . McMinnville, Tenn. Herman Johnson Athens, Ala. W. L. Johnson Brownsville. Tenn. Gordon Jones Nashville. Tenn. Frank Karraker St. Louis, Mo. John H. Lynch Franklin. Tenn. Roger Noone Lookout Mountain. Tenr. Preston Parks Somerville. Tenn. P. D. Pitt Ashland City. Tenn. John Regan St. Pauls. N. C. Andrew Tip Taylor Jackson. Tenr. Dan Taylor Memphis, Tenn. Wilson West Nashville, Tenn. A. J. Woodall Huntsville. Ala. Jesse Vineyard Memphis, Tenn. Literary School — Freshman Class Emily Baird Lebanon. Tenn. Aline Baker New Middleton. Tenn. Martha Bass Liberty. Tenn. Joe Carter Lebanon, Tenn. Howard Clayborn Liberty, Tenn. Ben Cohen Englewood, N. J. N. D. Crawford New Market. Ala. Mary Craig Batesville. Miss. Mary Davis Kosciusko, Miss. Belle Doak Lebanon, Tenn. Glenn Dodd Liberty. Tenn. (Jrady Dodd Woodbury. Tenn. Clair Eoff, Jr Tullahoma. Tenn. Norman Eskdale Newark. N. J. Laurine Forrester Watertown, Tenn. Casper Freeman Martin. Tenn. Charles Gist, Jr Tullahoma, Tenn. Courtnay Hamilton, Jr Lebanon, Tenn. Lionel Hudson Lebanon. Tenn. John Hume V Lake Forest. 111. Louise Jennings Lebanon. Tenn. James Johnson Lebanon. Tenn. Charles Lloyd Lebanon. Tenn. Dorothy Meador Palestine, Tex. Pauline Nokes Lebanon, Tenn. Harold Oakley Alexandria. Tenn. Eldridge O ' Gwynne Camden. Tenn. Dewey O ' Conne Liberty. Tenn. Mary Neil Paty Lebanon. Tenn. Ruby Lee Perkins Lebanon. Tenn . Victor Petty Carthage. Tenn. Jennie May Rousseau Lebanon. Tenn. Ann Seay Lebanon, Tenn. Elinore Seay Lebanon. Tenn. Edd Smith. Jr Lebanon. Tenn. Ernest Stockton. Jr Lebanon. Tenn. Clair Suddabth Lebanon, Tenn. Hubert Tatum Lebanon. Tenn. Barry Dale Sutton Difficult. Tenn. Edna Stone Lebanon, Tenn. VoLENE Thompson Lebanon. Tenn. William C. Tipps Winchester. Tenn. Sophia Vanhooser Martha. Tenn. Harry Vickers Lebanon. Tenn. Glenn Walker Lebanon, Tenn. Gill Wallace Lewisburp. Tenn. Elisabeth Williams Lebanon. Tenn. J. C. WiNFREE Leban4)n. Tenn. RuFUS Smith Fayetteville, Tenn. Sophomore Class Clay Avant Alexandria. Tenn. Lineal Beard Lebanon. Tenn. John Beasley Elkton, Tenn. Jack Bradford New Middleton. Tenn. Robert Brettell Newark. N. J. Elizabeth Bryan Watertown, Tenn. Helen Bryan Lebanon, Tenn. Lillian Burton Mt. Juliet, Tenn. Catherine Close Belleville, N. J. Pauline Coleman Milan, Tenn. Macon Cripps Dowelltown, Tenn. Mary Ellen Davis Sylvia, Tenn. Jane Denney ' ■ ■ Milan, Tenn. Helen Eskew , . . Lebanon, Tenn. Hazel Fly ■ ■ ■ Lebanon, Tenn. Je.ssie Franklin Donelson, Tenn. Allen Gordon Lynnville, Tenn. Ben Harlin Lebanon, Tenn. Robert Hawkins Lebanon. Tenn. Mary R. Jackson Rockwood, Tenn. Opal Lynch Lebanon. Tenn. Halte Lemons Lebanon. Tenn. Robert Mangum Savannah. Tenn. Janet McAdoo Lebanon. Tenn. Spiva McCullouch Louisville. Miss. John McCulloch Mt. Juliet. Tenn. Roy Northern, Jr Lebanon. Tenn. Ted Moore Brush Creek. Tenn. Aileen Odom Liberty, Tenn. LuDY Paty Lebanon. Tenn. John Ponder Doniphan, Mo. George Price Lebanon. Tenn. Charles Ramsey Manchester. Tenn. Ruth Ray Fayetteville. Tenn. Sue Seagraves Lebanon. Tenn. George Taylor Lebanon. Tenn, Virginia Taylor Goodlettsville. Tenn, Louise Tripp Lebanon. Tenn. Margaret Tripp Lebanon. Tenn, Terry Tuthill Mattituck. N. Y, Page Eighty-Six TME PHOENIX 1936 Junior Class Solomon Bass Lebanon, Tenn. Freu Barbour Nashville. Tenn. Elizabeth Cowles Nashville. Tenn. Nklle Eliz beth Craic Balesville. Miss. Ruth Davis Sturgis. Ky. Nick De Benedetto Enplewood. N. J. Elizabeth Eatherlv Lebanon. Tenn. Geraldine Eskew Lebanon. Tenn. U nes Foster Nettleton, Miss. Michael Gialanella Newark, N. J. Gilbert Hahil Childress. Texas Elisha High Carthage. Tenn. Betty Kremer Lebanon. Tenn. Betty Larkins Charloite. Tenn, Joe Loomis Sweetwater. Tenn. George Ley Philadelphia. Pa. Nancy Lou McCl ' li.y Louisville. Miss. Vance Orr Rockwood. Tenn. S RA Palmer Lebanon. Tenn. John Peyton Lebanon. Tenn. Clifford Sargent Aniioch, Tenn. Robert Sanders Shelbyville. Tenn. R. C. Thomas Lebanon. Tenn. Hugh Walker, Jr Lebanon. Tenn. LuciLE Warren Lebanon. Tenn. Senior Class Clifford Anderson Fort Myerr.. Fla. Cecil Appleby. Jr Lewisburg. Tenn. Arah Bradley Wateriown. Tenn. Carl Clark MeMinnvillc. Tenn. LiNUSEY DoNNELL Greenwood. Tenn. Elizabeth Duncan Greenville. Ky. John Fleming Philadelphia. Pa. Brice Hall, Jr Lebanon. Tenn. Embree Hensley Lebanon. Tenn. Ada Hereford Lebanon. Tenn. Elizabeth Howard Cowan. Tenn. Robert Howell Mt. Juliet. Tenn. Hilda Howser Lafayette. Tenn. Mary K. Kleyensteuber Lebanon. Tenn. Donald Gray Knox Philadelphia. Pa. Martha List Soddy, Tenn. Robert McCarter Philadelphia. Pa. Kathryne McGinness Carthage. Tenn. Blvnche Paty Lebanon. Tenn. George Price Belleville. N. J. Evelyn Prichard Lebanon. Tenn. Paul Reodick Camden. Tenn. AL RY Ellen Roberts ' alertown. Tenn. Catherine Robison Sparta. Tenn. Virginia Sherrell Fayetteville. Tenn. Margaret Smith Waiertown. Tenn. Aline Spears Lebanon. Tenn. Carrie Spears Lebanon, Tenn. Jessie Stubblefield Hartsville. Tenn. Mary Neil Thackston Lebanon, Penn. Ruth Troxler Lebanon, Tenn. Joe Whitt Athens, Ala. 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