Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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ADMINISTRATION Sam S. Bone, Business Manager R. B. Stone. B.A.. M.A. Dean of the College Louise Heintz. B.A., B.S.. M.A. Deqn of Women

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ROLL OF HONOR ' ?if?sr r ' ' ' TP 5 FIVE CUMBERLAND BOYS NOW SERVING THEiR COUNTRY VERNON SEWELL • Bl • KILLED IN ACTION DICK HOUSTON • Wa • IN MILH ARY SERVICE Clifford Anderson Haynie Bascian Ryall Smith Jim B. Biichan.in Willard Allen Ramon Davis Charles Barbour Joe Chapman Sam Coaplen Joe Raymond Carter Clarence Wells Joe Burton Jack Buster Kittrell Ernest Stockton. Jr. Vincent Knox Louis Spinks Sam Murff Bill Steele C. H. Warren Loyd McMurtry Bill Grimmett Harry Heath Herman Alford Anse Dees Blair Gibson Elisha High James B. Lambnih Jack Lewis Jimmy Maxwell Thomas C. Pitts Willard Mcllwainc George Horn James Roy William M. Smith George Schwei er George Buxton Vern Spackman Clifton Tucker Joe Loomis Leon Bass Morgan Wethers Bill Dotson Richard Peters Roy Alexander Mac Terry Beverly Medley Jimmy Fisher Frank Roy Lovell Rousseau George Brownlec James O. Dick P. C. Cole Bernie Bass Jim Phillips James F. Taylor Charles Dodson Bud O ' Guinn R. W. Copcland J. Lester Abels Will T. Malone Harold Oaklev Alfred English Paul Smith Hugh Midgett Russell Hunke A. R. McElhaney Clyde Duncan Charles Gist Roy Jennings William Laswell Stuart MacArthur John Melvin John E. Proctor L. G. McCluen Erwin Reed Tom Rumph Starey Grayson John Beaslcy •Joe Henry George Davis Ed Baird Guy Horton Thomas Tamburo Joe Wise Frank P. Fitzsimmons William J. Smith Brice Hall Dave Aaron John Washington John C. Wells Charles Beesley Carmen Winnard John D. Wilkes Rhea Burrow William Daniels Jim Chappel John Cox R. E. Hardaway Alex Anderson Bill Dyer James Riggins Jim Rowland Watson Barker Edward Martin Connie Loomis Billy Lloyd Robert Bomar Don Linton Jack Jamison Cecil Lilly Bill Duvall Courtney Hamilton Henry Kyle O ' Neil Lee Kenneth Matthews Ellis Monk Randall Burcham Robert Bass Russell Rice James Ruhman Bill Sumners Bob Brettell Roy P. Northern James Kendall D. Loyd Waters Cecil Wallace ■Joe Tidwell Oily Wright Travis Howell Dan White Jack Bradford Robert Forrester T. W. Graff Tommy Ragsdalc Leonard Leech Homer Smith Fred Rowsey Harmon Byrom Alsey Johnson John C. Corbitt Jerry Johnson Mike Salinas Mike St. Charles Frank Mullinax Ed Wilson Bob Lott Jack Colby Edwin Martin Victor Petty A. B. Fite Willie Hackctt Bill Fillaucr R. E. van Siclen Louis Goodrich Claire EofF Paul Wooten A. T. Levine, Jr. George Ley Bobby Mangrum S. I. Pittman Tilghman Cavert Herschel Hamil R. H. Robinson Lowell Smith C. P. Swafford Robert Watkins C. E. Olscbner Robert Stone Ethel Cutrell Joe Russell Andrew B. Wagner Joe Dean Joe Sid Mize Jimmy Weems

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DEPARTMENT OF RELIGION The Department c( Rcligicn lost its great and belo cd head in February when Dr. W. P. Bone, for forty-eight years an instruetor of Bible at the college, died. Dr. Bone remained at his post until mid-Novenibcr. when his last illness began. As lecturers in the Department. Mrs. Mary Owen Holmes. Dr. D. M. Harrison. Rev. C. L. Overturf and Rev. H. T. Tipps were secured. Mrs. Holmes is teaching Bible. Elder Overturf is teaching Greek. Dr. Harrison taught Sociology for the second quarter, with Rev. Tipps taking this class for the rest of the year. Seeking to introduce to students the best theory and practice in the field of Christian re- ligious education, special emphasis is placed upon a science and philosophy of education both cre- ative and consistent with evangelical Christian- ity. C. L. Overturf. B.A. MARY Owen Holmes. B.A. H. T. Tipps. B.S., M.A. HISTORY DEPARTMENT HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT In this world at war. it is essential that col- lege students, future citizens of a new. peaceful world, study and understand the background ol the international events appearing in daily head- lines. Why is America menaced today? Why did .Japan fight for the Allies in 1918 and fight against them todays ' How did Hitler master the minds of the German people? What relation does Bismarck bear to the fall of Sing.iporc. ' ' An understanding of these things and many others is necessary for intelligent world citizens. The history department, beaded by Dean R. B. Stone, assisted by Dr. Herman Nokes and Dr. Luther Pfluegcr. is admirably qualified to fulfil this aim. General survey courses arc taught for the first two years, supplemented by more special courses for the upper classes, such as Latin American Hisrorv. History of Recent Europe, and Organization for Defense. Dean Stone is sponsor of the International Relations Club, which is in charge of the Civilian Morale Pro- gram in the student body. A scientific knowledge of the home and its practical problems is now regarded as essential in a well-rounded education for girls. Respond- ing to this demand. Cumberland Univer.sitf em- phasizes the greatly improved department of Home Economics, directed by Mrs. Louise Heintz. who also teaches Fine Arts. There are attractive and well-equipped rooms for cooking and sewing. Courses offered by this department may lead to a degree of B.S. The subjects may also be elected as part of the requirements leading to a general diploma. The courses in this departinent include hoino cookery and table service, household manage- ment, advanced cooking, home nursing, dress- making, and interior decorating. Students in the department have many op- portunities to demonstrate their skill, both in- dividually and in the Home Ec Club.