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m. ocnix Editors... JOSEPHINE MURPHEY • ALFRED MacFARLAND Business Manasers ... RUSSELL HUNKE -JOE R. CARTER PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF CUMBERLANE LEBANON TEh N I V E R S I T y t b b t t ., c % .lita vfi J - TK, SK.V-SaiiJi he moving finger writes, and having writ moves on. . . . Thus spoke Omar Khayyam. Another year has passed, another class has come and gone, and in going has left its imprint here. In order that this year may not be forgotten in the turmoil and hurry of modern living, it has been the aim of the 1941 Phoenix to present as accurately as possible a brief, but, we believe, a com- posite, picture of this passing parade, this year at Cumberland University. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES COLLEGE OF LAW FRATERNITIES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES Dntents The staff of the 1941 Phoenix respectfully dedicates this issue to the man, Sam Bone, to whom we realize that we and Cumberland owe a lasting debt of grati- tude — not that he is a popular man, his position forbids him to be. But we in all truth and sincerity can say that if it were not for this man, his hardheadedness, his sound common sense, and his ability to say no, we would be deprived of many of the benefits both material and intangible which we now enjoy. In these trou- bled times had Sam Bone not been in the position of authority and control that he occupies, another and sadder story might be that of Cumberland today. And so in fairness and in honesty we take this opportunity to in some small way express our appreciation to a man who has had little evidence paid him of the job which he has done so well and continues to do. I MEMORIAL HALL ' m l f .■ ' .rm.ig .  i ' i r % ' V. fe: ' ;;t ' ICrtL ' . Megdi ii iiiypB mp W) n yiCv w m j PkH T 1 ' l , ' Wf pS|! 11 ' E: i ?■■ ■; Wli. ' i, J MfH i..L« ! ■ ii J mZmZ. mUm CARUTHERS HALL THE GIRL ' S DORMITORY ♦{ V ' v f ' vi ' ? M,: f. « ' THE BOYS DORMITORY THE PHOENIX STAFF Murphcy and MacFarland Josephine Murphey Editor, College of Arti and Sciences Alfred T. MacFarxand Editor, School of Law Joe R. Carter Assistant J. B. Leftwich Assistant Karl Henderson Assistant H. R. HuNKE Assistant Mildred Baird Assistant Clarence Wells Assistant C.iitcr, Lcftwith, Hentlcrson, Hunkc ■I I H I Dr. E. L. Stockton PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE Last year I reminded the seniors that they faced a chaotic world. Since that time, the ancient and modern cradle of civilization has become a cauldron of death and destruction. Today the heritage of western culture is nearer extinction than in any period of history. Lust for power to control the political and economic world order has made a demonic dictator threaten the destinies of all peoples who love liberty, justice, truth, and rightness. None can hope to escape the necessary sacrifice to win this war against our most precious heritage. In some way all of us must give our share of self-surrender until the victory shall have been won and ' Till the war dm ins throb no longer, And the battle flags are furled hi the Parliament of man, The Federation of the world. Your generation will be the builders of a new world order. May you, America ' s college-trained leaders, turn to the Prince of Peace for wisdom and strength. May you have the courage and skill to lead humanity to firmer faith in Right, Truth, Justice, Freedom, and International Good Will. This nation which gave you these blessings must lead the nations of the earth into a new era of human brotherhood. God grant that you be morally and spiritually worthy and strong for the task. ADMINISTRATION Sam S. Bone, B.A. Business Manager Dr. Leroy Vogel, B.A., Th.M., Ph.D. Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Professor of History J. Louis Adams, B.A., LL.B. Assistant to the President Head of the School of Business Administration Bone Vogel and Adams COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES THE FACULTY WiNSTEAD Paine Bone B.A., M.A., D.D., B.D., LL.D. professor of Philosophy and Religion Virginia Tomlinson Wooten B.A., M.A. Dean of Women, Professor of Education James Oscar Baird B.A., M.A., LL.B. Registrar, Professor of Chemistry Luther Appel Pflueger B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Spanish and German Mabel C. Jones B.A., M.A. Professor of English V. A. Sydenstricker B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English Paul L. Hollister B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology Dixon Merritt Professor of foiiriialism THE FACULTY Louise Heintz B.A., B.S., M.A. Professor of Home Economics Robert F. Creegan B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy ami Psychology Phillip Kolb Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of French and Spanish Alfred Cameron B.A. Professor of Accounting Ina Cameron Professor of Secretarial Science Charles Kerr B.A. Director of Physical Education Edmund T. Palmer Assistant Director of Physical Education Burton Wilson Professor of Voice THE FACULTY Eunice Cutler B.M. Professor of Music Dorothy Sydenstricker B.A. Librarian of tlic College of Arts and Sciences Flossie Loving Scott Hostess Women ' s Residence Hall Mary Owen Holmes B.A. Dietitian Kathleen D. Young B.A. Secretary to the President Madge Hardison Assistant to the Business Manager Elizabeth Cowles B.A. Assistant to the Registrar Isabelle Moss Secretary to the Dean SENIOR OFFICERS Edwards, Carter, Moss, Coleman James Edwards ' President Joe Raymond Carter Vice-PresiJent IsABELLE Moss Secretary Frances Coleman Treasurer SENIORS Jay Lester Abels New York City, New York CmiJidatc for Degree B.A. Glee Club, ' iS. ' 39, MO, ' 41 ; Quar- tette. ' ■10. ' 41; Boxing Team. ' 40; English Club, ' 38, ' 59, ' 40. ' 41, Treasurer, ' 41 ; Cumberland Play- ers. ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 ; COLLEGIAN, ' 40. ' 41 ; Honor Roll. ' 41. Mildred Neal Baird New Middleton, Tennessee Cainlhlatc for Degree B.A. Glee Club, ' 38- ' 40; Math Club. ' 38, ' 39; Y. W. C. A., ' 38- ' 4l, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 40, President, •41 ; Delegate to Y. W. C. A. Conference, ' 40 ; Class Editor, PHOENIX. Myra Burnett Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Caiiiliilale for Degree B.A. Commuters Club. President. ' 40, ' 41 ; Y. W. C. A., ' 40, ' 41. Lena N. Carter Lebanon, Tennessee CaiiJhIate for Degree B.S. Transfer Georgetown College ; Bap- tist Student Union ; Honor Roll, ' 41. Katherine Sullivan Anderson Lebanon, Tennessee Catnliilate for Degree B.A. Sigma Delta Sigma Sorority. Presi- dent. ' 41 ; Home Economics Club. President. ' 39 : Commuters Club. ' 38; Y. W. C. A., Treasurer, ' 41; Pan-Hellenic Council, Secretary, ' 41. Thomas ' Watson Barker Nashville, Tennessee Catidhlate for Degree B.A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. E. C, ' 40; Honor Roll, ' 38- ' 40. Joe Raymond Carter Nashville, Tennessee Caittiitlafe for Degree B.A. Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity; President. Freshman Class ; Foot- ball. ' 38-41. Captain. ' 40; Basket- ball. ' 38- ' 40; Vice-President. Senior Class; Sports Editor. COLLEGIAN. ' 41; C Club. Secretary. ' 40; Co- Business Manager. PHOENIX. Dorian Edward Clark, Jr. Nashville, Tennessee CaiiJhlale for Degree B.A. Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, Sec- retar ' , ' 39, Treasurer, ' 40, Presi- dent, ' 41 ; Pan-Hellenic Council, Vice-President. ' 41 ; Honor Roll, ' 40- ' 41. SENIORS Frances Ann Coleman Lewisburg, Tennessee Candidate for Degree B.A. Transfer David Lipscomb College, ' 59 ; Delta Phi Omega Sorority, President, ' 40 ; International Rela- tions Club, ' 39- ' 40 ; Cumberland Players, ' 39- ' 40; Glee Club, 39- ' 40; Girls ' Sextette, 39; Secretary, Senior Class , ' Candidate, Carnival Queen, ' 41. James Edgar Edwards Dickson, Tennessee Candidate for Degree B.A. ' C Club; K. P. Club. President, ' 41; Basketball, ' 38- ' 4l ; President, Junior Class ; President, Senior Class; Bachelor of Ugliness. Robert L. Forrester Watertown, Tennessee Candidate for Degree B.A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, E. T.. 39. E. C. ' 39. E. D. A.. 40; Honor Roll, ' 39: International Relations Club, Treasurer, ' 41 ; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 4l ; Glee Club: Debate Team, ■38- ■41. Pres- ident. ■40- ' 4l ; Wi nner of Rice Story Award, ■41. RoBhRT Jlrry Johnson Lebanon, Tennessee Candidate for Denree B.S. Blue Key Fraternity; Honor Roll, ■38- ' 41 ; Commuters Club, ' 58- ' 40 ; Baptist Student Union, ' SS- O. Jean Stone Denney Milan, Tennessee Candidate for Degree B.A, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity ; Football, ■37- ' 4l ; Glee Club, ■37- ■41. Hazel H, Fly Lebanon, Tennessee Candidate for Degree B.A. Baptist Student Union. Julia Helen Hay ' S Lebanon, Tennessee Candidate for Degree B.A. Glee Club; Honor Roll, ' 40. J. B. Leftwich Lebanon, Tennessee Candidate for Degree B.S. Blue Key Fraternity, President, ' 4 1 • Editor, COLLEGIAN, ' 40, ' 41, As- sociate Editor, ' 39 ; Most Represent- ative Boy, 40 ; Who ' s ' Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities, ' 41 ; As- sistant Editor, PHOENIX, ' 40, ' 41 ; Vice-President, Junior Class ; Eng- lish Club, ' 40; Math Club, Presi- dent, ' 40 ; Commuters Club ; Cum- berland Players, ' 39 ; Director, Sports Publicity, ' 41 ; K. P. Club, ' 39 ; Student Instructor in Math, ' 4 1 : Cum Laude, Alfri.d Connor Loomis Sweetwater, Tennessee CaiuliJalc for Decree B.A. Blue Key Fraternity : International Relations Club ; Baptist Student Union. President. ' 41 ; Treasurer. Junior Class. Edwin Wright Martin Liberty, Tennessee Candidate for Degm- B.S. K. P. Club. Josephine Murphey Lebanon, Tennessee Candidate for Degree B.A. Dean ' s List. ' 39. ' -lo ; Y. ' W. C. A. Vice-President. ' 41; International Relations Club. Secretary. ' 41 Cumberland Players, Secretary. ' 40 ' 41 : English Club. Secretary. ' 39 President. ' 40, ' 41 ; Associate Edi tor. COLLEGIAN. ' 40. ' 41 : Honor Roll. ' 38- ' 41 ; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, ' 40, ' 41 ; Coeditor, PKOENIX ; Assistant in English Department. ' 39, ' 40. ' 41 ; Valedic- torian ; Cum Laude. David Gordon Petty Carthage, Tennessee Candidate for Degree B.S. Blue Key Fraternity, Secretary- Treasurer, ' 41 : Commuters Club. ' 38- ' 40; Math Club. ' 38. ' 39; Dean ' s List. ' 38. ' 39; Honor Roll. ' 39, ' 40; Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities; Glee Club. ' 41; Stu- dent Instructor Mathematics, ' 39- ' 41 ; Cum Laude. SENIORS George Edvtard Martin Liberty, Tennessee CaudiJate for Decree B.S. K. P. Club. Nancy Isabelle Moss Lebanon, Tennessee Catiilidate for Degree B.A. Sigma Delta Sigma Sorority. Presi dent. ' 39. Vice-President, ' AQ ; In ternational Relations Club, Secre ' tary. ' 40. Vice-President, 41 Cheerleader, ' 38- ' 4l ; Secretary Junior Class : Candidate for Car nival Queen, ' 39 ; Treasurer. Senior Class; Footbali Queen. ' 41 ; Y. W. C. A. : COLLEGIAN Staff. ' 41 ; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. ' 40. ' 41 : Miss Cumberland. ' 41. Claiborne Merrell Nixon Elizabeth City, North Carolina Ciiuii ' ulate for Degree B.A, Transfer William and Mary Col- lege ; Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity; Football, ' 40, ' 41; Boxing. ' 40. ' 41. Thomas Richard Puryear Lebanon, Tennessee CaudiJate for Degree B.S. Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity; Blue Key Fraternity. Vice-President. ' 41 ; Commuters Club. ' 40 ; Public Speakers Club. ' 38 ; Honor Roll, ■39- 41. SENIORS George Thurman Scott, Jr. Dickson, Tennessee Candidate for Degree B.A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. Clyde Harold Warren Lebanon, Tennessee Candidate for Degree B. . Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity ; Basketball, ' 38 ; Blue Key Frater- nity ; International Relations Club. ■3 - ' 41 ; Glee Club. ■39- ' 41 ; Quar- tet, ■39- ' 41 ; Math Club, ' 37, ' 39, ' 40; Honor Roll, ' 37, ' 40; Baptist Student Union, ' 37, ' 38 ; Tennis Team, ' 40; C Club, ' 38. Dewitt Talmadge Taylor, Jr. Dickson, Tennessee Candidate for Degree B.A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity ; Y. M. C. A., ' 38; Math Club, ' 39; French Club, ' 39; Honor Roll, ' 41. Clarence R. ' Wells East St. Louis, Illinois Candidate for Degree B.A. Blue Key Fraternity ; Honor Roll, ' 39- ' 4l ; Student Instructor So- ciology, ' 41 ; Cum Laude. In the heart of sunny Tennessee There is a school so fair; Marching ever on to victory, Her colors grace the air. Truth and virtue are her heritage. And priceless is her worth; We sing applause and cheer the cause Of the finest school on earth. Let ' s lend a helping hand To dear old Cumberland; And to her ivarriors bold Let ' s be true blue. Undaunted at her side We must protect her pride. Her teachings golden old We must pursue; Through victory and strife She ' s led a noble life; And her traditions grand Shall ever stand For the maroon and white. We ' ll alivays work and fight For dear old Cumberland. Let ' s lend a l.iand. JUNIORS Emily Graci: Badgett Lebanon, Tennessee Rebecca Baskin Lebanon, Tennessee Bernic Sanford Bass New Middle ton, Tennessee Wilson Bates Martha, Tennessee Gordon Bernard Springfield, Tennessee James Howard Boyd Tullahoma, Tennessee G. Frank Burns Lebanon. Tennessee Robert Lynn Cochran Lebanon, Tennessee Mary Louise Corley Liberty, Tennessee Sara Lucille Cragvpall Lebanon, Tennessee Ramon Davis Lebanon, Tennessee Alfred Long English Huntsville, Alabama Richard Edward Freeman Bells, Tennessee Herschel Gower Nashville, Tennessee JUNIORS Opal Ailine Graves Lebanon, Tennessee Albert Douglas Hereford Gurley, Alabama Marion Virginia Jackson Lebanon, Tennessee Benton Jennings Lebanon, Tennessee Evelyn Jennings Lebanon, Tennessee Elizabeth Cox Lester Johnson City, Tennessee Georgia Nicholson Ashland City, Tennessee William Franklin Simpson Long Island, New York Sara Smoot Brownsville, Tennessee Evelyn Louise Welty Lebanon, Tennessee Janey Winfree Liberty, Tennessee Billy Knox Wright Martha, Tennessee Joe Edwarij Wright Martha, Tennessee i i '  1 SOPHOMORES Virginia Arnold Lebanon, Tennessee Jeanne Glenn Barr Owensboro, Kentucky James Lillard Bass, Jr. New Middlcton, Tennessee H. Fked Blankenship Smithville, Tennessee Raymond Brundy Bratten Liberty, Tennessee Elizabeth Mai Brovxn Thompson Station, Tennessee Mary Nclle Bryan Shop Springs, Tennessee Hewlette Burton Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Ben Denney, Jr. Milan, Tennessee Jack Thomas Denney Milan, Tennessee James Thomas Donnell Greenwood, Tennessee Marjorie Frances Forrester Watertown, Tennessee Virginia Gertrude Foster Milan, Tennessee Sara Ann Gardner Rossvilie, Georgia Doris Marie Hassell Humboldt, Tennessee Bettye Hatfield Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Frances Hevpgley Greenwood, Tennessee SOPHOMORES Thomas Trvin Holman, Jr. Springfield, Tennessee Anna Claire Jackson Lebanon, Tennessee W. Martin Jenkins Lebanon, Tennessee Mary Katherine Killen Milan, Tennessee William Nelson Lloyd Lewisburg, Tennessee Lawrence Stewart Morton, Jr. Springfield, Tennessee John Reznor Orr Lewisburg, Tennessee Harold Peacher Springfield, Missouri Imogene Ross Lynnville, Tennessee Margery Buell Rousseau Lebanon, Tennessee Frank Roy, Jr. Watertown, Tennessee Margaret Hardy Sanders Santa Barbara, California Annette Sellars Lebanon, Tennessee Willis Earl Spear Celina, Tennessee Virginia Eloise Thompson Watertown, Tennessee Virginia Nille Warri n Lebanon, Tennessee Ruth Williams Lebanon, Tennessee hJmfMig t ' FRESHMEN UA .V y uiM£ Clivl: Frf.dlrick Alland St. Augustine, Florid.1 Oscar Lee Atchley Lebanon, Tennessee Knox Glenn Bigham Lcwisburg, Tennessee Fred Ewell Campbell Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee William Robert Cartwright Shclbyville, Tennessee Helen Love Dance Tullahoma, Tennessee Doris Bayze Davenport Lebanon, Tennessee Richard Eugene Dotson Pulaski, Tennessee Albert Bratten Fite Shop Springs, Tennessee Margaret Jane Freeman Lebanon, Tennessee Mary Susan Giddens Columbia, Tennessee Elmer Franklin Gill Lebanon, Tennessee Wendolyn Hackett Carthage, Tennessee J. L. Hall Gladevillc, Tennessee Mary Jennings Hatfield Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Bennett Rucker Hays Auburntown, Tennessee Mabel Adele Harden Watcrtown. Tennessee William Daniel Hoover Bell Buckle, Tennessee Evelyn Christine Hughes Lebanon, Tennessee James Margaret Johnson Lebanon, Tennessee Lloyd Stickney Lensgraf Lebanon, Tennessee FRESHMEN Katherine Ligon Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee Stanley William Litts Belleville, New Jersey Lloyd Farris McMurtrie Huntsville, Alabama Mary Evelyn McGee Lebanon, Tennessee Elmore McCullough, Jr. Lewisburg, Tennessee Alyne Clay McCampbell Lebanon, Tennessee Dewey Edward Manning Carthage, Tennessee Mildred Gwinn Page Lebanon, Tennessee Hugh Wilson Patton Watertown, Tennessee Edward Bass Phillips Lebanon, Tennessee Barbara Wylene Philpot Lebanon, Tennessee James Martin Porter Springfield, Tennessee Lennis Rose Price Lebanon, Tennessee Clydene Rice Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Frances Seat Lebanon, Tennessee Francele Smith Lebanon, Tennessee Henry Ryall Smith Slielbyville, Tennessee Jewell Madelyn Sperry Lebanon, Tennessee Robert Edward Stammer Chapel Hill, Tennessee John Edd Stlpmlns Watertown, Tennessee Lois Thornton Brownsville, Tennessee mam SENIORS NOT IN PICTURE jAMi:s R()bi;rt chafpell Hot Springs, Arkansas JOHN CLAIBORNE COX Springfield. Missouri WINIFRED JONES GREENE Lebanon, Tennessee EUGENE HESTER Nashville, Tennessee ANNIE KATE KELLY Garner. Arkansas WALTER ANTHONY LIVERMAN Decatur. Alabama ORVILLE B. MOOREHEAD Liberty, Tennessee CHARLES LOGAN OVERTURE Lebanon. Tennessee JAMES HARRY PHILLIPS Paducah. Kentucky IRA HENRY SADLER Gainesboro. Tennessee JUNIORS NOT IN PICTURE JAMES 1. BATES Martha. Tennessee MILES CHRISTIAN Viola. Tennessee JAMES EDWARD FITZSIMMONS Hohenwaid, Tennessee DUANE LLEWIlLLYN PATRICK Bradford, Tennessee PAUL DOUGLAS SMITH Henderson ville. Tennessee BARRY DALE SUTTON Carthage, Tennessee SOPHOMORES NOT IN PICTURE WILLARD JACKSON ALLEN Ozone, Tennessee ROBERT EARL BOMAR Tullahoma, Tennessee JOE CONN BURTON Mt. Juliet, Tennessee DANNY BUTERBAUGH Liberty, Tennessee GEORGE P. CHAMBERS Corinth, Mississippi ROBERT WILLIAM COPELAND Cowan, Tennessee WILSON ROBERT CRIPS Smithville, Tennessee RAYMOND LESLIE DENSON Mt. Juliet, Tennessee FELIX CAMPBELL DODD Nashville, Tennessee W, GORDON DOSS Leon, Iowa JENNIE LOU GOWER Nashville, Tennessee FRANK D Hartsville, WILLIE HACKETT Gallatin, Tennessee CHARLES RALPH HOLT Milan, Tennessee BILLY MOSE HUNTER Gordonsvillc, Tennessee RUTH JOHNSON Brownsville. Tennessee VINCENT EDWARD KNOX Dyersburg. Tennessee NETTIE ELIZABETH LEMONS Lebanon, Tennessee LAWRENCE ROBERT McCOY Belleville, New Jersey VERN BLANCHARD POWERS Mt. Juliet, Tennessee MARGARET FRAZIER REEKS Ashland City, Tennessee JAMES CRABTREE WARDLAW Lafayette, Georgia CARMEN HOLMES WINNARD Lancaster, Tennessee , YOUNG Tennessee FRESHMEN NOT IN PICTURE JAMES VINCENT CASON Lebanon, Tennessee CHARLES FELIX DODSON McMinnville, Tennessee THOMAS WEST DODSON Columbia, Tennessee JOE GWYNNE FATHERLY Lebanon, Tennessee GROVER CLEVELAND ENGLISH Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee SAMUEL WILLIAM FARISS Lafayette, Georgia WILLIAM FRANK FESSEY, JR. Nashville, Tennessee JAMES NELSON FISHER Carthage, Tennessee WILLIAM ROY GILBERT Shelbyville, Tennessee CLYDE SMITH GRIFFIN Watertown, Tennessee WILLIAM FOSTER GRIMMETT Columbia, Tennessee JOHN M. HALL Lebanon, Tennessee ROYDO N ELMORE HARDAWAY Lebanon, Tennessee GEORGE HENRY HARDING, JR. Nashville, Tennessee FORREST LEONARD HARRIS Chapel Hill, Tennessee AUVIL HAYES, JR. Smithville, Tennessee EGBERT MARSH HAYWOOD Corncrsville, Tennessee MURREY EARL HOLTON Chapel Hill. Tennessee JOHN CARLOS JACOBS Mt. Juliet, Tennessee EDGAR B. Shreveport, CHARLES EDWARD JOHNSON Lebanon. Tennessee DONALD McRAE LINTON Nashville, Tennessee JAMES WALTER LOYD Lebanon, Tennessee WILSON McCartney, jr. Lebanon. Tennessee CLARA ELIZABETH McEACHERN Watertown. Tennessee MARION MADDOX Paris, Tennessee CHARLES MALIN Old Hickory, Tennessee HUGH PRESTON MIDGETT Old Hickory, Tennessee SAMUEL HOUSTON NICHOLS Columbia, Tennessee JOE BOYD OGILVIE Lewisburg, Tennessee CORRINE HENDON OVERALL Smithville. Tennessee JAMES WILLIAM POLLARD McMinnville, Tennessee A. J. REED Brush Creek. Tennessee ROBERT WAYNE RENAGER Shelbyville, Tennessee WASH NIXON REYNOLDS Alexandria, Tennessee JAMES B. ROWLAND Shreveport, Louisiana IRA LEE STONE Columbia, Tennessee HELEN LOUISE VAN AKEN Jamesburg. New Jersey PAUL FRANCIS WAITE St. Augustine, Florida WILSON Louisiana SCHOOL OF LAW THE FACULTY Albert Bramlett Neal Sam B. Gilreath Frank T. Fancher Sarah Hardison LL.B., Cumberland University LL.B., Cumberland University LL.B., Cumberland University LL.B., Cumberland University 1896 1925 1893 Librarian Deattj Law School Professor of Law Professor of Law THE COLLEGE OF LAW The nativity of the College of Law of Cumberland University was an humble one indeed. Seven students, in response to an announcement of the Board of Trustees of the University, itself established only five years previously, made their appearance at the law office of Judge Abram Caruthers in Lebanon. This was in 1847. One of the young hopefuls at that first recitation was a quiet boy named Nathan Green, who later became professor of law at his Alma Mater and one of the most powerful and prominent figures in the history of legal education. From this unpretentious beginning, the Law School grew into the largest and one of the most prosperous in the nation. However, due to the growing unrest and later the strife of the War Between the States, which wrought havoc in the student body, the Law School was closed and the Cumberland lawyers assembled on the battlefield to defend the honor of their beloved South. Judge Nathan Green, who, a short time before the war, had been made a professor in the Law School, returned from the conflict to find the school building in ashes. During the war it had been occupied as a barracks and was burned during its occ upancy. However, Judge Green soon reestablished the Law School in the buildings of Campbell Academy with about twenty students, among whom was Horace Lurton, later to become one of Cumberland ' s Justices of the United States Supreme Court. During the next twelve years the law classes were held in the unoccupied buildings of the Baptist Seminary and Corona Institute, both early Lebanon institutions. In 1 877, however, a handsome new brick building of Victorian architecture was erected, into which the Law School was moved, and in which it has been housed since that time. ' It was named Caruthers Hall in honor of the great Abram Caruthers, first professor of law. Upon entering this impressive structure, one is deeply impressed with the dignity and solemnity of the place. From the hallowed walls the faces of many hundreds of those same young hopefuls look down, Cumberland lawyers then, but a legion of them destined to become governors. Supreme Court Justices and statesmen of renown. The sacred halls bespeak the glories of an honored past, the hopefulness of an uncertain future. May its destiny be guided by hands like those which gave it birth. SENIOR OFFICERS - b « SBL — ni ,!f T r r p- R- s-fr TST cJ P j9 - n| K • ¥ 1 m 1 r W ' w r T . .. fcRT % Jamison, Van Siclen. MacFarland, Brown John Ambler Jamison President Robert E. Van Siclen Vicc-Prcsiilciif Alfred T. MacFarland Secretary James Henry Brown Treasurer SENIORS Paul Walter Bogusch, Jr. Brenham, Texas Candidate for Degree LL.B. Blue Key Fraternity, Correspond- ing Secretary, ' 41 ; Barristers Club, ' 41; Honor Roll, ' 41. James Henry Brown Galax, Virginia Candidate for Degree LL.B. Barristers Club ; Treasurer, Senior Law Class. Harry E. Claiborne McRae, Arkansas Candidate for Degree LL.B. Barristers Club. President, ' 40; Class Orator. Jamf.s G. Denton Duncan Oklahoma Candidate for Degree LL.B. Barriiters Club. Dorothea W. Broadbent Ocala, Florida Candidate for Degree LL.B. Iota Tau Tau Sorority, Secretary, ' 41 ; Barristers Club; Honor Roll. Preslte Howard Brown McAlester, Oklahoma Citndidiife for Degree LL.B. Alpha Phi Sigma Fraternity ; PI Kappa Delta Fraternity. Ollie Franklin Cobb, Jr. Lebanon, Tennessee Candidate for Degree LL.B. Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity ; Honor Roll. ' 40, ' 41. William Keyes Fillauer Cleveland, Tennessee Candidate for Degree LL.B. Sigma Delta Kappa Fraternity, Chancellor, ' 40. Secretary-Treas- urer, ' 41 ; Chancellor. Senior Class, ' 41; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 40; Barristers Club. 40. ' 4l. SENIORS Kay Phillips Fisher Balboa, Canal Zone CanJiJalc for Degree LL.B. Sigma Delta Sigma Sorority ; Bar- risters Club. Peggy Deane Hall Hartsviilc, Tennessee CaiidiJiUc for Degree LL.B. Sigma Delta Sigma Sorority ; Bar- risters Club. Karl Isaac Henderson St. Petersburg, Florida Ciiiiclhlaic for Degree LL.B. Barristers Club ; Masonic Club, President, ' 41 ; Orators Club. President. ' 41 ; Assistant Editor, PHOENIX; Honor Roll, ' 40, ' 41. John Ambler Jamison Darlington, South Carolina Candidate for Degree LL.B. Blue Key Fraternity ; President, Senior Law Class, ' 41 ; Who ' s Who Among Students in Amer- ican Colleges and Universities, ' 41 ; Barristers Club. Secretary- Treasurer, ' 40; Honor Roll. ' 40, ' 41. UiLi William Louis Gorman Syracuse, New York CundhUle for Degree LL.B. Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity; Barristers Club ; Newman Club. Harry W. Heath, Jr. Detroit, Michigan Candidate for Degree LL.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity ; Barristers Club. Howard Russell Hunke Lebanon, Tennessee Candidate for Degree LL.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity: Blue Key Fraternity ; Co-Busi- ness Manager. PHOENIX, ' 41 ; Barristers Club; Honor Roll. ' 40. ' 41. Dorothea Allen Long Royal Oak, Michigan Candidate for Degree LL.B. Sigma Delta Sigma Sorority ; Iota Tau Tau Sorority. SENIORS Alfred Towson MacFarland Lebanon, Tennessee Candidate for Degree LL.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity ; A.B. Degree, University of Ala- bama; Coeditor, PHOENIX ; Pan- Hellenic Council, President, 40. , James Franklin Melton Troup, Texas Candidate for Degree LL.B. Stray Greeks. RoGGiE C. Ray Gainesboro, Tennessee Candidate for Degree LL.B. Bernard Lester Rushing, Jr. Augusta, Georgia Candidate for Degree LL.B. Kappa Sigma Fraternity ; bar- risters Club. Lionel Willlam Mahoney New Orleans, Louisiana Candidate for Degree LL.B. Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, High Pi, ' 40 ; Bachelor of Ugli- ness, ' 41 ; Barristers Club, Sec- retary-Treasurer, ' 41 ; Newman Club, Secretary-Treasurer. Claude Porter Henrietta, Oklahoma Candidate for Degree LL.B. Thomas Gladstone RuMPH, Jr. Fort Worth, Texas Candidate for Degree LL.B. Barristers Club. Elwood Schultz Paulina, Iowa LL.B. Degree SENIORS Marvin Josi-ph Sinclair Booncvillc, Missouri C(inifiihi f for D( nT LL.B. Ben MacDonald Turry Henderson, Tennessee Cauilhlatc for Degree LL.B. Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity ; President Class. MO ; Stray Greeks, President. ' 40; Pan-Hellenic Cuuncil. Vice-President. ' 40. John William Washington Murfrccsboro, Tennessee Cinulitlafc for Degree LL.B. Christophlr Allt.n Wyatt Marshall, Texas Camliilate for Degree LL.B. Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity; Barristers Club; Glee Club, ' 40. Lyman Tlrry Smith Glcason, Tennessee Caudidatc for Degree LL.B. Barristers Club; Reporter. Senior Class. Robfrt Elmlr Van Siclen Balboa, Canal Zone Ctiniiidatc for Degree LL.B. Sigma Delta Kappa Fraternity. Chancellor. 41 ; Vice-President. Senior Class ; Barristers Club. John Davis Wilkes Spring Hill, Tennessee Caudiilate for Degree LL.B. Sigma Delta Kappa Fraternity. Vice-chancellor. 41 ; Pan-Hel- lenic Council. ' 4l ; Barristers Club. CiiARLns Harry Wynns, Jr. Dickson, Tennessee CauJiilate for Degree LL.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity ; Barristers Club; Glee Club. JANUARY SENIORS William Becking Lansing, Iowa Candidate for Decree LL.B. Barristers Club. Talmadge M. Hagee Oklahoma City, Oklahoma LL.B. Degree Barristers Club ; President, Senior Class, ' 41 ; Blue Key Fraternity. Robert Harwell Nashville, Tennessee LL.B. Degree Charles Edward Jordan Lebanon, Tennessee LL.B. Degree Thomas Haywood Ragsdali- Stuttgart, Arkansas LL.B. Degree Rembert Ernest Broadway Summerton, South Carolina LL.B. Degree Barristers Club. Ruth Cantrell Watertown, Tennessee LL.B. Degree Thomas L. Hurt Lebanon, Tennessee LL.B. Degree Stray Greeks. G. Winston Long White Plains, New York LL.B. Degree Barristers Club. Dan F. White Fort Smith, Arkansas LL.B. Degree Barristers Club, President, ' 40 ; Pan -Hellenic Council, Treasurer, ' 40; Blue Key Fraternity, Presi- dent, ' 40: Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, ' 41 ; Valedic- torian ; Honor Roll, ' 40, ' 4l, JUNIORS Hlrman W ' oodkow Ai fokd iMiiladt ' lpliia, Mississippi Charlfs Hhxky BurSLHY Wartracc, Tennessee Joe H. Bennett Morton, Texas Edwin Hull Brown Starkvillc, Mississippi Alfred G. Cameron Marshall, Missouri Jack Bowden Colby Gladcwater, Texas J. M. Cruse Woodville, Texas Anse McLaurin Dees Philadelphia, Mississippi Jean Stone Denney Milan, Tennessee James Taylor Gregory Nashville, Tennessee JUNIORS Abraham Kazen, Jr. Laredo, Texas Austin Raymond McElhaney St. Mills, South Carolina William Meadors Lafayette, Tennessee Samuel Lennox Murff Ashland City, Tennessee Charles James Osborn Harrison, New Jersey Blas Mike Salinas Laredo, Texas Homer A. Smith Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Charles Phillip Swafford Pikevillc, Tennessee Buster Vale Yount Tulsa, Oklahoma James Watson Taylor Ridgelcy, Tennessee SENIORS NOT IN PICTURE D.wiu McQuii.KiN Hakkisox Lebanon, Tennessee Caudulatc for Deforce LL.B. G. G. McCrackf.n, Jr. Athens, Alabama Ctind ' ulatc for Dcfiivc LL.B. William McQuuln, Jr. Foikston, Georgia Cafiiihlalc for Decree LL.B. ViLLiAM Byrd Pollard, II Lebanon, Tennessee Cinulitlatc for Dc}i,rec LL.B, Alfred Detroit, CtiiuIiJu c fo Piivlll. hARR Van Am x Jamcsburg, New Jersey CamliJaic for Degree LL.B. Cecil Raymond Lilly Bluefield, West Virginia LL.B. Degree Richard Neal Satterfield Nashville, Tennessee LL.B. Degree Allen Dickinson Gordon Lynnville, Tennessee LL.B. Degree Weeks Michigan Degree LL.B. JUNIORS NOT IN PICTURE Roger C. Alexander Huntsville, Texas William Allen Austin Flint, Michigan Norman Clarke Barry Miami, Oklahoma Charles Berkeley Bell Tusculum, Tennessee Robert Clair Boyce Nashville, Tennessee Daniel Eugene Breland Jackson, Mississippi John Sam Cary Burkcsvillc, Kentucky William Henry Catlett Jefferson City, Tennessee Marvin Otis Corxett Crab Orchard, Kentucky James Burgus Crowell Oakwood, Texas Gilbert Dickey, Jr. Nashville, Tennessee Arthur Raymond Erwin Corpus Christi, Texas Glen McDonald Bailey, Texas James McQuary Bethany, Missouri John Thomas Moncratne Pawhuska, Oklahoma Virgil Roach Moncrief Stuttgart, Arkansas Mllvin Ryder Morton Tulsa, Oklahoma Hugh M. Noa Pensacola, Florida James Orin Noland Clarksville, Tennessee Phillip Clifford Owen Jackson, Florida Edmond Tansil Palmer Lebanon, Tennessee George W. Stacey Raven, Virginia Phillip Martin Swartzfaglr Laurel, Mississippi William H. Tlrry Donclson, Tennessee Turner Weir Walker Houston, Texas Britton William Walton Rome, Georgia SENIORS, JANUARY. 1942, NOT IN PICTURE Burns Moore Deavours Laurel, Mississippi Isham C. Hewgley Knoxvillc, Tennessee James Howard Mabry Conway, Arkansas James Larry Maxwell Cleveland, Tennessee Wiirr Josli ' H Nls berry Pensacola, Florida James Thomas Sterritt Parkersburg, West Virginia Boone D. Tillett Durham, North Carolina Richard Anthony Tullis Dallas, Texas FRATERNITIES PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL I r! • i WaI i fe tfe IM jli fl ' Anderson, Beesley, Boyd, Clark, Coleman, Dees FiUauer, Hassell, Jennings, Leftwich, MacFarland, Ross Terry. Van Siclen, White, Wilkes. Wynns OFFICERS First Semester Alfred MacFarland President Katherine Anderson Secretary Anse Dees Vice-Vresideni Dan White Treasurer Second Semester Anse Dees President Katherine Anderson Secretary Dorian Clark Vice-President Charles Beesley Treasurer MEMBERS First Semester Katherine Anderson sis ma Delta Sinma Howard Boyd Lambda Chi Alpha Dorian Clark Lambda Chi Alpha Frances Coleman Dc a Phi Omega Anse Dees stray Greeks William Fillauer Sigma Delta Kappa Robert Forrester S xma Alpha Epsilon Evelyn Jennings Delta Phi Omega J. B. Leftwich 5 ,,, y Alfred MacFarland Sigma Alpha Epsilon IMOGENE Ross Sigma Delta Si ma MacDonald Terry stray Greeks Robert Van Siclen Sigma Delta Kappa Dan White glne Key Second Semester Katherine Anderson Sigma Delta Sigma Charles Beesley B „ ]( ,y Howard Boyd Lambda Chi Alpha Dorian Clark Lambda Chi Alplia Anse Dees stray Greeks Doris Hassell Dc « Phi Omega Evelyn Jennings Delta Phi Omega J. B. Leftwich £ «,? Key Alfred MacFarland Sigma Atplia Epsilon Imogene Ross Sigma Delta Sigma MacDonald Terry . stray Greeks Robert Van Siclen Sigma Delta Kappa John D, Wilkes Sigma Delta Kappa Harry Wynns S ,;„,„ Alpha Epsilon LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Adams, Bernard, Boyd, Cl.irk. Dodson. Hester, M;i honey. M r .n , : r)n. Porter. Puryear, Simpson, Stammer. Taylor, Vount Founded at Boston University, 1909 Colors: PuRPi.r., GftrtN, Gold Floucr: ' hiti: Rose ALPHA SIGMA ZKTA Established at Cumberland University April 17, 1917 OFFICERS Firs Scnics cr UuiiiAN Clark High Alpha William Slmpson High Beta Howard Bovd High Gawwa La xrlnce Morton High Tan John Cox High Epiilon Lionel Mahoney High Phi J. Louis Adams High Pi Second Scincsfer Dorian Clark High Alpha Lionel Mahoney High Be a Boone Tillett High Gamma Lawrence Morton High Tan Robert Stammer. High Epsilofi Howard Boyd High Phi J. Louis Adams High Pi MEMBERS Fra rcs in Facnitate ]. Louis Adams J. O. Baird Fra rci in Unit ersi afc Howard Boyd Ricliard Puryear Dorian Clark William Simpson Eugene Hester Robert Stammer Lionel Mahoney Boono D. Tillcti. Jr. Lawrence Morton Alfred Weeks Vale Yount Pledges Charles Bell Claiborne Nixon Gordon Bernard Joe Boyd OKJivie F. E. Boone James Porter Charles Dodson James Sterritt William Gorman James W. Taylor James Gregory Richard Tullis SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Founded at the University of Alabama, March 9, 1856 Colors: Purple and Gold Flower: Violet TENNESSEE LAMBDA CHAPTER Founded 1860 OFFICERS First Semester Alfred T. MacFarland Presiilcnf Robert Forrester Vicc-Presiilciit James Fitzsimmons Treasurer G. T. Scott Recorder Robert Cochran Corrcspoiuieiit Ben G. Denney, Jr - . . Chronicler John R. Orr Warden Jim Chappell Herald Second Semester Harry Wynns President Ben Denney Vice-President James Fitzsimmons Treasurer John R. Orr Recorder Robert Cochran Correspondent Larry McCoy Chronicler Russell Hunke Herald Billy Lloyd Warden C. H. Warren Chaplain MEMBERS Brothers in School Oscar Lee Atchlcy Harry Heath T. Watson Barker Frank Burns Robert Cochran J. M. Cruse Ramon Davis Ben Gregory Den- ney, Jr. Jack Denney Jean Denney James Edward Fitz- simmons Robert L, Forrester Richard Freeman Russell Hunke Stanley Litcs Billy Lloyd Alfred MacFarland Larry McCoy Bill McQueen John R. Orr Edward Phillips George Thurman Scott Dawitt Taylor C. H. VJCarren Harry Wynns Atchley, Barker. Burns, Cotiimn. Cruse. Davis. B. Denney. Jack Denney, Jean Denney, English, Fitzsimmons. Freeman. Heath. Hunke, Lensgraf, Litts, Lloyd, MacFarland, McCoy. McQueen. Orr. Phillips, Scott, Smith, Taylor, Warren, Wynns SIGMA DELTA KAPPA Intercollegiate Legal Fraternity I ' oundcd at the University of Michigan, 1914 Colors; Garnet and Black Flower: Rid Rose PI CHAPTF.R I stablishcd at Cumberland University February 5. 1924 OFFICERS F r5 SctttcsUr William K. Fillaulr Chancellor RoBLRT Van Siclln Vice -Chancellor John D. Wilkes Sccrc ary-Treasiirer BooNH D. TiLLETT, Jr Bailiff J. Louis Adams Chaplain Second Semester Robert Van Siclen Chancellor John D. Wilkes Vice-Chancellor William K. Fillauer. . . Secretary-Treasurer Mitchell Van Zicarelli Bailiff El WOOD F. Schultz Chaplain MEMBERS I-ratres in Vaciiltate Frank T. Fancbcr Albert B. Ncal Sam B. Gilrcath E. L. Stockton Fratrcs in Uiiirersitate J. Louis Adams Elwood F. Schult . John Cox William K. Fillauer James T. Gregory Winston Long Robert Van Siclen George R. Sutherland Boone U. Tillctt, Jr. John D. Wilkes Adams. Cox. l- ' illaucr. Gregory, Schultz. Sutherland. Van Siclen. Wheeler, Wilkes. Zicarelli Mitchell ' an Zicarelli P ri ,i;i-s John A. Jamison Walter Byrd Pol- T XT 1 J lard, II James Noland Alitnmi Athiscr J. Louis Adams Founded at the University of Florida, 1924 Motto Serving, I Live Colors: Azure and Gold OFFICERS First Semester Dan C hite . . . President Richard Pur year Vice-President J. B. Leftwich Secretary-Treasurer Paul Bogusch , - . - Corresponding Secretary S. cond Semester J. B. Leftwich President Richard Pur year Vice-President Gordon Petty. Secretary-Treasurer Paul Bogusch . . - Corresponding Secretary MEMBERS Prater in Facilitate Sam B. Giireath Fratres in Unirersitate Herman Alford Alfred Loomis James Bates Austin W. Mc- Charles Beesley Elhaney Paul Bogusch Samuel Murff Frank Burns Gordon Petty Robert Cochran Richard Puryear Flerschel Cower C. H. Warren H. Russell Hunk e Clarence Wells John A. Jamison Dan White Jerry Johnson Billy Wright J. B. Leftwich Joe Wright BLUE KEY NATIONAL HONOR FRATERNITY bccbk-y, Bogusch, Burns, Cochran, Gower. Hunke, Jamison, Johnson, Lcttwith, I.oomis, McElhancy, Murff, Petty, Puryear, Warren. Wells. White, B. Wright, J. Wright DELTA PHI OMEGA Founded at Cumberland University November JO, 1926 TENNESSEE ALPHA CHAPTER Colors: Orchid and Silver Flotvcr: White Rose OFFICERS Evi_EVN Jennings . PrcsiJcttt Mary Nelle Bryan Vuc-VrciiJeni Evelyn Weety Secretary Doris Hassell Treasurer MEMBERS Sororpj M Faculfa e Eunice Cutler Mrs. Y. P. Vi ' ooten Mrs. V. A. Sydcn- .Mrs. Edmond T.insil Strieker Palmer ■ 1 SiOYorci  Ufiiicrsifa c ■ Mary Ncllc Bryan Frances Hcwglcy K 1 1 Frances Coleman Frances Forrester Margaret Freeman Doris Hassell Evelyn Jennings Mary Evelyn McGcc Clydcnc Rice Francclc Smith SH i 9 Eve !yn U ' clty ' i ■ Bryan. Coleman, Forrester. Freeman, Hassell, Hcwgley. Jennings. McGee. Rice, Smith, Wclty SIGMA DELTA SIGMA Founded at Cumberland University November 9, 1926 TENNESSEE ALPHA CHAPTER Colors: Silver and Rose Vlouer: Sweetheart Rose OFFICERS Katherine Anderson ' President ISABELI.E Moss Vice-Presjilen f Margaret Sanders Secretary Jeanne Barr Treasurer MEMBERS Sorores in Facilitate Kathleen Young Mabel C. Jones Madge Hardison Sorores in Uniiersi ate Katherine Anderson Katharine Ligon Jeanne Barr Dorothea Broadbent Helen Dance Doris Davenport Kay Fisher Virginia Foster Peggy Hall Mary Jennings Hat- field Bettye Hatfield Ruch Johnson Kitty Kelly Katherine Killen Elizabeth Lester Dorothea Long Clay McCampbeli Isabelle Moss Georgia Nicholson Mildred Page Wylene Philpot Margaret Reeks Imogene Ross Margaret Sanders Frances Seat Annette Sellars Sarah Smoot Jewell Sperry Lois Thornton Nelle Warren Pledges Susan Giddens Anderson, ii.ur, lJ.ince, Davenporl, l-i.stcr, Cidclcns. M. Hatlicid, B. Hatiicid, Killen. Lester. Ligon, McCampbeli, Moss, Nicholson, Page, Philpot, Ross, Sanders, Scat. Scllars, Smoot, Sperry. Thornton, Warren STRAY GREEKS OFFICERS MacDoNALD TtRRY PrcsiJcnl C. p. SWAFrORl) Vice-Preiitlntt EovtiN Brown Sccrclary-Treatiircr MEMBERS EowiN Brown Sif nia Chi Anse Dees . . D.l a Tail Delia Gilbert Dickey Sigmo Chi [. C. HlWCLlY S ' xmj Chi Thomas Hurt Chi Phi Donald Linton Phi Delia Thcia Frank Melton Thcia Chi Virgil Moncrief Kalijta SiRiiia Samuel Murff Sigma Chi Bernard Rushing Kapfia Sigma Richard Satterfield Kapl}a Sigma C. P. Swafford Pi Kappa Alpha MacDonald Terry Phi Kappa Sigma Brown. Dees, Melton. Murlf. Rushing. Sw.ifford. Terry ORGANIZATIONS BAPTIST STUDENT UNIO First row— Wright, McMurtrie, Bass, Buterbaugh, Hays, Loomis, Liverman, Donnell Second row— Corley, C. Jackson, Price, Carter, Page, Hughes, Graves, Williams, Burton, Smith, Fly, Bryan, Hewgley, Thompson, M. Jackson OFFICERS Alfred Loomis VresUeni Walter Liverman K„; Vice-President Rebecca Baskin S, „„ Vice-Preudent Virginia Thompson Ti r, Vice-President Frances Forrester Secretary Louise Corley Treasurer Marian Jackson Reporter Hewlette Burton Chorister Robert Bomar Mary Nelle Bryan Danny Buterbaugh Fred Campbell Lena Carter Robert Copeland James Thomas Donnell MEMBERS Opal Graves RucKER Hays Frances Hewgley Evelyn Hughes Anna Claire Jackson Lloyd McMurtrie Mildrild Page Vern Powers Lennis Rose Price Clydene Rice Francele Smith Nell Warren Ruth Williams Joe Wright BARRISTERS CLUB First row — Broadbent, Fisher Second row — Mabry, Henderson, Colby, Mahoney Third row — Owen. Wilkes, Denney, M. Tcri7, Fillauer. McQuary, Claiborne, Becking, Bennett Fourth row — AleNander, Wyatt, Denton, McElhaney, Porter, Salinas. Meadors. Alford, Tillett OFFICERS Joe Bfnnett Herman Alford . Lionel Mahoney Sam Murff PrcsiJciil Vice-President Secrefiiry-Treasiner Reporter MEMBERS Alford Dees Maxwell Austin Denney McElhaney Barry Denton McQuary Becking Dickey Meadors Beesley Fillauer Melton Bell Fisher MONCRAINE Bennett Forrester MONCRIEF BOGUSCII Gorman Morton Boone Gregory Murff BOYCE Hall Newberry Brown Heath NOLAND Broadbent Henderson Osborn Catlett Hewcley Owen Claiborne [a.viison Palmer Cobb Kazen Pollard Colby Long Porter Crowell .VIabry Ray Cruse Mahoney RUMPF Rushing Salinas Smith, H. Smith, L. SCHULTZ Stacy swafford Taylor Terry, M, Terry, W. TULLIS Van Aken Van Siclen ' A ' lLKl s ILLIAMS Wyatt Yount THE COLLEGIAN STAFF J. B. Leftwich Editor ill Chief Leftwich Josephine Murphey Aswciate Editor G. Frank Burns Associate Editor Joe Carter S j. William Simpson f, ,,, j, -, Austin McElhaney , j j- Paul Waite 5,„.„ j Ma)wser J. Lester Abels Herschel Gower Benton Jennings Duane Patrick Robert Cochran Bettye Hatfield Isabelle Moss Francele Smith Marian Jackson Georgia Nicholson loil row— , ' nl,i,lsori. Abels, Waitc. I.cttwith, Moss, Murphcy Second row— Cochran, Carter, Jennings, McElhaney, Gower, Hatfield, Jackson, Patrick, Burns THE COMMUTER CLUBS First ruw — Arnold. Curlcy, Cragwali. Thompson. Burton, C. Jackson. P.itton. J. Wright. Buterbaugh, M. Jackson, Leftwich, Baird Second row — Williams, Burnette, Harden, Johnson. Badgett, Rousseau. B. Wright Third row — Hughes. Graves, Winfree, Carter Fourth row — Fitc, Crips, Burton, Donnell MVRA BURNtTT Hewlettii Burton Virginia Arnold Grace Badgett Mildred Baird MvRA Burnett Hewlette Burton Lena Carter GIRLS OFFICERS President Francelk Smith Secretary icc-?ri ' siiicflt Marian J ckson Treasurer MEMBERS Louise Corley Marian Jackson Sara Cragwall Margery Rousseau Opal Graves Francele Smith Mabel Harden Virginia Thompson Helen Hays Ruth Williams Evelyn Hughes Janey Winfree Anna Claire Jackson BOYS OFFICERS Toi Wright J. li. Leftwich Wilson Patton ... Prcsitlent Vire-PresiJeiit Secretary-Treasurer James Bates Wilson Bates Raymond Bratten Joe Burton Danny Buterbaugh MEMBERS Wilson Crips James Thomas Donnell Bratten Fite J. B. Leftwich Wilson Patton Vern Powers John Stephens Billy Wright Joe X ' richt THE DEBATE TEAM Knox Bigham Richard Dotson Thomas Holman Elmore McCullough Alfred T. MacFarland, Coach James Porter m ii THE QUILL OFFICERS Josephine Murphey President G. Frank Burns Vice-President Margaret Sanders Secretary Jay Lester Abels Treasurer MEMBERS -,. . ,,„ , fl S J ' Lester Abels ' _- V . ? BJ! ' . Ir— 77 Jeanne Barr C gBBat. « ' H 7 1 .1 ' S M tt G. Frank Burns B ; I HPIf ' HK HH Ht H HeRSCHEL GOWER F rill ffl Donald Linton Josephine Murphey . MK; - l l l Margaret Sanders ' ' ' William Simpson . - ' K t tVfjBSaK Robert Cochran Abels, Barr, iiurn,, C owcf, Murphey, Sanders, Simpson GLEE CLUB First row — Donnell, Eatherly, Bomar. Patton, Petty, Abels Second row — Wilson (director), Graves, Denney, Warren, Cutler, Hatfield. Jackson, C. Jackson. Burton, Morton Third row — Page, Freeman, Brown, Nicholson. Hassell, Thornton, Hughes, Warren OFFICERS C. H. W ' ARRliN NiiLLE Warren James Donnell Georgia Nicholson PrcsiJcnt Vicc-Prcsitlcnt , Secretary-Treasurer Librarian Burton Wilson Director Eunice Cutler Accoinltaiiisl Rebecca Baskin Bettye Brovi ' N RouiRT Bomar Hi WLETTE Burton George Chambers James Donnell Joe Eatmerly Opal Graves MEMBERS Doris Hassell Helen Hays Evelyn Hughes Anna Claire Jackson Marian Jackson La ' rence Morton Georgia Nicholson Mildred Page Wilson Patton Gordon Petty Frank Rov James Taylor C. H. Warren Nelle Warre.n Harry (Verb) Wynn INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB First row — Adams, Burns, Moss, Murphey, Forrester, Vogel, M. Jackson Second row — Lloyd, Cochran, Bryan, HasscU, Warren, Hewgley, C. Jackson, Fitzsimmons Third row — Donnell, Buterbaugh, Gower, Morton, Loomis, Warren, Rousseau, Thompson, Arnold OFFICERS G. Frank Burns Preshlciif IsABELLE Moss Vicc-Presiijeiit Josephine Murphey Secrefary Robert Forrester Treasurer WiLLARD Allen Virginia Arnold Mary Nelle Bryan G. Frank Burns Danny Buterbaugh ■Robert Copeland Robert Cochran James Thomas Donnell James Fitzsimmons MEMBERS Robert Forrester Herschel Gower Doris Hassell Frances Hewgley Thomas Holman Anna Claire Jackson Marian Jackson Alfred Loomis William Lloyd Lawrence McCoy Lawrence Morton Isabelle Moss Josephine Murphey Margery Rousseau Margaret Sanders Virginia Thompson C. H. Warren Nelle Warren THE K. P. CLUB ■vj r y ■E ■■ First row— J. Bass, Edward Martin. Fisher, Edwin Martin, Waitc Second row — Reed, Hunter, Edwards. Patrick, Hereford, Boyd, Bomar Third row — Beesley, J. Dcnney, Holt, Ogilvie, Jean Denncy . TT • ' V ■ •■ I  ' • James Edwards. . . Cmarltis Beesley. OFFICERS Vicsitleiil DuANE Patrick Secretary Vice-Presidciil Mrs. Mary 0« ' en Holmes Treasurer Lester Abels James Bass Charles Beesley Knox Bigham Robert Bomar Howard Boyd MEMBERS Jack Denney Jean Denney James Edwards G. C. English James Fisher Ralph Holt Edward Martin Edwin Martin Elmore McCullouch Duane Patrick Carmen Winnard THE CUMBERLAND QUARTET EUNICI. CuTLtR Burton Wilson OFFICERS Acc(tm(hiiiis C. H. Warrln , , . Director, Bass Wilson Patton [ot Gwynne Eathlrly Biirifonc Viryt Tenor Sccottii Tenor Cutler, Wilson. Warren. Patton, Eatherly YOUNG WOMEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Mildred Baird Vrcs ' ulent Josephine Murphey Vice-President Margaret Sanders. . . Kathemne Anderson. .Secretary . Treasurer MEMBERS Katherine Anderson Mildred Baikd Bettye Brown Myra Burnett Sara Gardner Doris Hassell Bettye Hatfield Mary Jennings Hatfield Isabelle Moss Josephine Murphey Georgia Nicholson Margaret Sanders Anderson. Baird. Brown. Burnett, Gardner, Hassell 13, HatfiL-ld, M. J, Hatfield, Moss, Murphey, Nicholson, Sanders SILVER SCROLL OFFICERS ISABELLi: Moss PrcsiJciil Mildred Baird Vice-President Josephine Murphey Secretary Helen Hays Treauirer MEMBERS Mildred Baird Helen Hays Marian Jackson Evelyn Jennings Isabelle Moss Josephine Murphey Georgia Nicholson Evelyn Welty Silver Scroll was formed this year at Cumberland to petition for a chapter of Cardinal Key, national women ' s honorary fraternity. The requirements for membership are leadership, scholarship, and participa- tion in extracurricular activities. Baird, Hays, Jackson, Jennings Moss, Murphey, Nicholson, Welly ATHLETICS C CLUB Front row — Hoiton, Hereford, Carter, Smith, Beasley, Sutton, Denney Second row — Hail, Orr, Nichols, Grimmett, Smith, Phillips, Bass Third row — Hackett, Haywood, Dodson, Edwards, Copeland, McMurtrie, Stone, Patrick, Fisher, Rowland, Ogilvie, Knox OFFICERS Charles Beesley President Willie Hackett Vice-f resident James Chappell Secretary Paul Smith Treasurer Douglas Hereford — Sergeant at Arms Bernie Bass Charles Beesley Joe Carter James Chappell Miles Christian Robert Copeland T. W. Dodson James Edwards Alfred English James Fisher MEMBERS Richard Freeman William Grimmett Willie Hackett John Hall Douglas Hereford Earl Holton Vincent Knox William Lloyd Lloyd McMurtrie Sam Nichols Joe B. Ogilvie John Orr Duane L. Patrick James Phillips James Rowland Paul Smith Ryall Smith Ira Lee Stone Barry Sutton KeiT and Palmer RESUME OF COACHES Coach Charles Kerr was appointed head foot- ball coach of Cumberland University in June, 1940, following the resignation of Coach Ned Vaughn, who left his position here to join the coaching staff of New Mexico Military In- stitute. Coach Kerr completed his undergraduate work at Middle Tennessee State Teachers Col- lege. He coached at Chapel Hill school four years, producing an undefeated team in 1936. From Chapel Hill he went to Columbia High School, where he produced a championship undefeated eleven in 1939. He resigned his position there to come to Cumberland. Forced to build a new eleven out of freshman material with only twelve returning men from the year before. Coach Kerr ' s record for the first year could hardly be called impressive on the football field. However, with good material, he molded a basketball team that ended in a virtual tie for the Smoky Mountain Athletic Conference championship. ASSISTANT COACH ROCKY PALMER With seven years ' coaching experience, Coach Rocky Palmer came to Cumberland last spring as an assistant to Coach Kerr. Coach Palmer graduated from Union University in 1932, where he was a star center on the grid eleven. He coached at Newbern High School for two years and went from there to Dyersburg, where he coached five years. While at Dyersburg, he made an outstanding record, winning twenty-seven games, losing fourteen, and tying four. BERNIE BASS Manager Bernie Bass, who played at a regular berth on the cage team, managed the grid team, having charge of all equipment and serving as trainer. The most optimistic fan did not expect the Cumberland Bulldogs to win a majority of their games last season. A new coach, a new assistant coach, new men fresh from high school, only twelve returning Attention, Bulldogs! ' ' V '  --v« f I ' ' ' I -2 nO ' . FOOTBALL Bass men, most of whom were sophomores, did not indicate a winning team. No one recognized these facts more clearly than did Coach Kerr, who was making his debut in college football as a coach. Forced to think two or three years ahead when his freshmen will have gained experience. Coach Kerr maintained a pessimistic attitude throughout the season. His chief aim was and is to build a foundation on which to produce a winning team. The team was one the school and fans could well be proud of. In spite of nine defeats compared with one victory for the season, the Bulldogs were a fighting combine in every game. Hopelessly outweighed and outclassed, the men in Maroon and White won the admiration of all by continuing to fight against overwhelming odds. Two Cumberland men were judged good enough to earn positions on a mythical honor team. The Smoky Mountain Conference placed Jean Denney and John Orr as center and back, respectively, on the second all-star eleven. The Cumber- land team, in winning one and losing nine, scored seventy-two points compared to 229 for the opposition. Prospects for a winning eleven in 1941 take a more rosy glow, with almost an entire squad returning from last year. At the same time the squad was gaining experience, the coaches were also learning, all of which points toward a less pessimistic attitude for all when the call fo r practice is issued in September. A brief game-by- game summary follows: BUFFALOES BLITZ BULLDOGS An aerial blitzkrieg spelled defeat for the Cumberland boys in the initial game of the season. Held scoreless in the first half, the Milligan Buffaloes came back in the third quarter, combining excellent passing with a receiver named Blessing to conquer the Bulldogs, 13 to 0. Cumberland threatened in the opening minutes of the last quarter, when Billy Lloyd smashed to the Milligan sixteen-yard line. CUMBERLAND LOSES ONE-POINTER In the most thrilling game seen on Kirk Field in many a year, the Maryville Scotties turned back the Bulldogs, 19 to 18, in a game marked by frequent long runs and completed passes. Receiving the ball on the kickoff, Cumberland marched to the goal line for a tally in the early min- Signals! • ' ' ■-■ --- Smith, Phillips. Gilbert utes of the game. On the following kickoff, the Maryville team fumbled on their own twenty-yard line, where Carter recovered for Cumberland, which resulted in another score. Receiving the kickoff again, the Scotties were awarded a completed pass when interference was called, which placed the ball on the Cumberland four-yard line. From there the Scotties scored. Scoring again in the second and fourth quarters, picking up a conversion point which Cumberland didn ' t do after their last score, spelled defeat for Cumberland. Orr, Christian, and Carter were the outstanding home products. SEWANEE SWAMPS KERRMEN Clashing with Sewanee in the Tigers ' first game of the season, the Bulldogs came out on the little end of a 49 to score. Scoring at will, the Tigers racked up eight tallies. Fifteen hundred spectators saw the combination of Lyle, Bearden, Sandifer, Macon, and company score an impressive victory. TEAM TUMBLES TUSCULUM Playing before an overjoyed Kirk Field crowd, the Bulldogs amassed thirty-four points to hold the Tusculum Pioneers scoreless, and racked up the largest score in four years. On successive passes and runs John Orr and Miles Christian moved the ball across the zero marker for the first score in the first quarter. Late in the second frame, Jean Denney recovered a Tusculum fumble on their forty-yard line. A pass from Christian to Jim Rowland was good for thirty yards. A penalty and a line buck by Jim Chappell combined for the second score. John Hall, passing to Rowland, and runs by Billy Lloyd gave Cum- berland a third score in the third quarter. Recovering another fumble on the Tusculum thirty-five-yard line resulted in another Bulldog score in the fading minutes of the third quarter as Hall and Rowland starred. MURFREESBORO STINGS CUMBERLAND Fighting hard throughout the game, Cumberland lacked the scoring punch as the Teachers threw Cumberland for a 13 to loss. Advanc- ing the ball all the way from their own thirty-yard line on long passes, the Teachers scored the first tall) ' early In the first period. Carter To the right — First row. left to right — Manning. Pollard, Dodson Second row — Hardaway, Lloyd. Rowland Third row — Hackett. Denney. Knox Hall, Reed, Knox In the second period. State Teachers College again pushed the ball deep in Cumberland territory, but failed to score. Early in the third quarter, the Teachers completed two long passes, and by virtue of several running plays made the second touchdown. Brilliant for Cumberland were Bill Grimmett, Rowland, and Ira Stone. TEACHERS TOPPLE BULLDOGS Eastern Kentucky Teachers ' slate was left clean after the Bulldogs had attempted to spoil their undefeated season. The Kerrmen lost, 48 to 7. Cumberland ' s lone tally came in the third quarter when Johnny Orr, right halfback, ran fifty-two yards to Eastern ' s one-yard line and plunged over on the second play thereafter. Hall kicked for the extra point. The Kentuckians scored at random, completely outclassing the Bulldogs, who played most of the game on the defense. EAST TENNESSEE VICTORIOUS A brilliant eighty-yard run for a touchdown by the opponents ' tailback, Tom Lawson, midway in the fourth quarter, was the highlight of a game in which Cumberland University took a 13 to lick- ing from their conference rivals. The Bulldogs threatened in the fourth when Stone carried the ball over the goal line for what ap- Ogilvie, Renegar. Hunter Haywood, Harris, Copeland peared to be a touchdown. The officials ruled the score void, claiming that Stone fumbled before going over. Orr, Lloyd, and Copeland starred. HOME-COMING SPOILED Combining aerial thrusts with savage line power, the Union Bulldogs overcame Cumberland, 20 to 0, before a home-coming crowd that braved the wintry blasts. Union scored first midway in the second quarter when Jones flipped a thirty-yard pass to Tipton. Scoring twice again, the Union Suiters were never in danger of defeat. Cumberland ' s only two threats came on nice sweeping runs by Nichols early in the first and second periods. Carter, Denney, Lloyd, and Nichols were the stellar crew for the losers. KING COPS FINAL Cumberland ' s Bulldogs brought the 1940 season to a close in Bristol, where King College romped over them for a 27 to 7 victory. The Cumberland score came in the last period when Lloyd of the Lewisburg Lloyds broke over left tackle and ran through the entire King team to score a touchdown singlehandedly. On the second play of the game, Jean Denney, Cumberland ' s ace and peppy center, suffered a knee injury that kept him on the side lines throughout the remainder of the game. McMurtrie, Grimmett, Bass FOOTBALL RECORD Cumberlnnd Cumberland 18 Cumberland Cumberland 34 Cumberland Cumberland 6 Cumberland 7 Cumberland Cumberland Cumberland 7 Milligan 13 Maryville 19 Sewanee 49 Tusculum M. T. S. T. C 13 Carson-Newman 27 Eastern Kentucky 48 East Tennessee 13 Union 20 King 27 FORTY-ONE SCHEDULE September 26 Transylvania Here October 4 Maryville There October 11 Milligan Undetermined October 18 M. T. S. T. C October 25 Open November 1 East Tennessee Teachers Here November 8 Carson-Newman Here November 15 Union There November 22 Erskine Here The Squad J BASKETBALL Basketball at Cumberland came into its own this year with four mainstays of the first five back from the year before, and with a brand-new coach, Charles Kerr, taking over the helm. The bas- keteers this year won fourteen games and lost seven. In conference competition, the Bulldogs won seven games and lost one to finish .02 5 points behind Lincoln Memorial, who won the championship. The team as a whole amassed a total of 950 points, compared to 833 for the opposition. Of these 950, Cum- berland ' s big guns, Patrick and Edwards, scored 55 8. Duane L. Slim Patrick, pride and joy of Bradford, Tennessee, set a new record for points scored in a single season and became Cumberland ' s new basketball scoring king. Patrick garnered a total of 3 55 points this season, dropping in 151 field goals along with fifty-three free throws, averaging sixteen points per game. James Droopy Edwards of Dickson, Tennessee, was second on the hit parade. The only senior on the squad, Edwards scored 203 points, composed of eighty field goals and forty-three foul shots, ending the season with a nine-point per game average. Front — Manager Grimmett First row — Orr, McMurtrie, Hall, Bass, Harris Second row — Palmer (assistant coach), Patrick, Holton, Fisher, Edwards, Knox. Kerr (coach) .: Jimmy Fisher of Carthago, Tennessee, was the unsung hero of the basketball team. Always tops in guarding perform- ances, Fisher scored only thirty-one points. The success of the team was credited to his defensive play. Bernie Bass, floor general de luxe from Gordonsville, Tennessee, was third in the scoring parade with a total of 129 points. He dropped fifty-seven field goals in the basket and made fifteen free shots, aver- aging six points per game. The only newcomer to the first five was Vincent Knox of Dyersburg, Ten- nessee, who stepped into a guard position. A great defensive star, Knox hit the bas- ket for 121 points. Hitting fifty-five field shots and eleven foul attempts, he averaged five points per game. Supporting the stars admirably were such fine performers as Lloyd McMurtrie, who scored forty-six points; Earl Holton with thirty points; Buster Harris with twelve points; Richard Freeman with twelve points; John Orr with seven points; and John Hall with one point. Bill Grimmett, freshman football player, served as manager of the quintet. A great deal of the success of the team is due to the aid of Assistant Coach Rocky Palmer, who kept statistics on the who ' s, what ' s, where ' s, why ' s, and how ' s of the game. Hall, McMurtrie Holton, Orr Edwards, Bass BASKETBALL RECORD Cumberland 41 Cumberland 25 Cumberland 46 Cumberland 48 Cumberland 30 Cumberland 33 Cumberland 42 Cumberland 47 Cumberland 62 Cumberland 41 Cumberland 46 Cumberland 54 Cumberland 37 Cumberland 44 Cumberland 51 Cumberland 36 Cumberland 51 Cumberland 50 Cumberland 45 Cumberland 64 Cumberland 54 Y. M. C. A 23 Western Kentucky 52 David Lipscomb 42 Austin Peay 50 Maryville 34 Austin Peay 32 Tennessee Wesley an 52 Shelby ville Royals 30 Y. M. H. A. Peps 30 Lincoln Memorial 43 Lincoln Memorial 36 Tusculum 43 Tusculum 35 Carson-Newman 35 Carson-Newman 45 Y. M. H. A. Peps 23 Carson-Newman 31 Carson-Newman 31 David Lipscomb 53 Austin Peay 50 Austin Peay 56 Fisher, Patrick, Harris, Knox Kokomo ' Copcland BOXING Following the procedure of last year, Cumberland schcdulcti no college boxing matches but concentrated on the Golden Gloves Tournament in i ash illc. Barry Sutton, most famous Golden Gloves star in Middle Ten- nessee, coached the Cumberland team this year, turning out a winning combination. Both Sutton, who fights in the welterweight division, and R. W. Copcland, heavy- weight, were in the finals of the Middle Tennessee Golden Gloves Tournament. Sutton lost in the finals to David (Red) Travis of Old Hickory on a decision. Copeland won the heavyweight championsliip over Ed Dodson, a former champion. Copeland went on to the Southern Golden Gloves bouts, where he lost in the second round. The team is composed of Sutton, Copeland, Claiborne Nixon (middleweight), A. J. Reed (welterweight), Clyde Griffin (lightweight), Willard Allen (welterweight), and Joe Boyd Ogilvie (lig ht heavyweight). Ogilvie, Reed. Copeland, Sutton Left to right — Carter, Hackett. Hereford, Beesley, Grimmett, Haywood, Copeland, Sutton, Smith, Bass C CLUB— WINNERS BOYS ' INTRAMURALS MEN ' S INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Intramurals took on new meaning in the basketball tournament this year with a round-robin play- off preceding the tournament. Every member of the eight-team league played every other member in the round robin, and the first four teams were selected to meet in a playoff to decide the championship. The first four teams were the undefeated C Club, the Kitchen Police, the Sigma Alpha Epsilons, and the Commuters. Other teams in the league were the Lambda Chis, the Sigma Delta Kappas, the Lawyers, and the Stray Greeks. The favored C Club team took a straight path to the championship. Meeting the Sigma Alpha Epsilons in the semifinals — the same spot in which they were upset a year ago — the C Club came out victorious by a 19 to 11 count. In the other semifinal game the Kitchen Police overcame the Com- muters, 24 to 9. In the climax the undefeated C Club beat the Kitchen Police group, 21 to 17. The Waiters held the advantage until the half, but in the second stanza the Letter Wearers put on the steam and surged ahead. The Cumberland Collegian, student publication of the university, selected the following stars as an all-tournamcnt team: f rj Team Terry fStray Greeks) Beesley T ' C Club) Denney (S. A. E.) Pcachcr (K. P.) Haywood ( , Club) Guard, Position Second Team Forward Waite (K. P.) Forward Simpson (L. X. A.) Center Owen (Lawyers) Guard Gilbert (Commuters) Hereford ( C Club) Left to right — Freeman. Rice, Welty. Forrester, Hewglcy, Bryan. Jennings, Coach Edwards WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL With only three teams entered in the lassies ' intramural competition, there was no need for a round robin. In the preliminaries the defending champions, the Commuters, were eliminated by the Sigma Delta Sigma sorority. Meeting in the finals, the Sigma Deltas clashed with the Delta Phi Omega sorority for the championship. The Delta Phi Omegas were victorious by a 28 to 21 score. The winners held a 14-13 margin at the half. The Collcgiafl ' s all-tournament team included: Player Forrester Moss Ligon Dance Hewgley Bryan Posi ioii Forward Forward Forward Guard Tram Delta Phi Omega Sigma Delta Sigma Sigm.-i Delta Sigma Sigma Delta Sigma Guard Delta Phi Omega Guard Delta Phi Omega FEATURES , WyH 8.. AfJiong Students in American Colleges and Universities Members Bernie Bass Charles Beesley Frank Burns Willie Hackett John A. Jamison J. B. Leftwich Isabelle Moss Josephine Murphey DuANE L. Patrick Gordon Petty James Phillips Dan White MISS CUMBERLAND Isabelle Moss BACHELOR OF UGLINESS James Edtv ar d s PRETTIEST GIRL Annette Sellars . BACHELOR OF UGLINESS College of Law Lionel W . Mahoney ■! y it ' ' ' - ' ' SCHOOL OF A unit of the Civil Aeronautics Authority was brought to Cumberland this year through the combined efforts of the administrative heads of the uni- versity and Castle Heights Military Academy. Twenty Cumberland students are training for private pilot ' s licenses. In- cluded in the twenty — which is com- posed of two units of ten — are two Cumberland coeds. I AERONAUTICS The Nashville Flying Service is handling the instruction. Upon com- pletion of the course in aeronautics and ground instruction, final flight tests will be given for the private pilot ' s certificate. With the new airfield and hangar, and with the assured success of the first year, Cumberland authorities predict an even greater success next year. In the spring a young man ' s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of . . . The political science class seeks recruits. Coronation, Billy ( Til-mcct-you-there ) Fessey in his most characteristic pose. Remember this? In the .intc-mustache days. What, no babies to kiss? And the uppcrclassmen called it hell ! 9. U). 11. Cumberland in the snow. The lawyers relax after Fanchcr. He ' s making some girl a good wife. ' • ' i the dorm. of Sigma Delta Sigma. picture, the Sunday school class, Bill was inadvertently omitted. (Editor ' s Name it and it ' s your ' n. Two to one he didn ' t. It ain ' t on the menu. Freshman. Any resemblance to persons purely coincidental. It oughta get results. The long and short of it. Jamison and his famous bedside manner. ?:(5vs= f = ' - :! Askew Grissim Outfitters for Men and Boys Stetson Hats — Nunn-Bush Shoes Manhattan Shirts — Edgerton Shoes — Nor-East and Botany Neckwear — Kahn and National Tailored Suits Compliiiioils of PRINCESS AND RITZ THEATRES We Print the Collegian THE LEBANON DEMOCRAT Compliments of BAIRD AND CRIPS BRADSHAW DRUG CO. ' ' Dependable Drugs ' ' PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED WITH GREATEST CARE PHONES 46- 7 iOfi i f (s = Conipliments of Lebanon Bank Trust Co. 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