Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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m ACUITY Fi st Roio MISS DOROTHY MAE BLAKELY-Acting Chairman, Dhision o£ Fine Arts, and Instructor in Piano. M.Mus., American Conservatory, Chicago. Arlcansas. MISS NANCY LEE FRANKS— Instructor in Piano and Theory. B.. ., Shorter College. Mississippi. Second Roiu MRS. EDWIN RICHARDSON-Instructor in Art. B.A., Belhaven College. Mississippi. MR. CENTER L. STEPHENS-Instruclor in Voice and Director of the A Cappella Choir. M.R.E., M.S.M., •Southwestern Theological Seminary. Tennessee. Tliil ' d Row MISS WILD. TINSLEY-Assistant Professor of Violin and Theory. B.M., Eastman School of Music and [.Mus., Peabody College. Tennessee. MRS. ARTHUR WEEKS-Instructor in Organ. B.A., Howard College and M.A., University of North Caro- Hna. .-Alabama. Fourlh Roiv MRS. CARL J. CHANEY-Assistant Professor of Eng- lisli. M..A., Peabody College. Tennessee. MR. DIXON MERRITT-Special Lectiuer in Joiuna- lism. Peabody College. Tennessee. Fiftll Row MISS JULIA S. OAVENS-Associate Professor of Latin. .A.B., Oklahoma Baptist University and M.. ., Peabody College. Oklahoma. .MR. CARL lODD— Instructor in English and -Acting Dean of Men. B.,A.. Clemson College and i f.-A., I ' ea- l)ody College. South Carolina. Sixllt Row MISS DOROTHY ALLEN-Instructor in Home Eco- nomics. B.S., .Alabama Polytechnic Institute. .Alabama. OR. J. O. B. ' VIRD— .Associate Professor of Chemistry. A.B., LL.B., Sc.D., Cumberland. Tennessee. Seventh Roio MR. JOE BLACK HAYES-Coach and Director of Physical Education. B..A., University of Tennessee. Feiniessee. MRS. ANDREW MORRIS-Instructor in Mathematics. 15. A.. U.S.. M.. .. lUiiversitv of Missouri. Tennessee.

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H. CARL VVnHERlNG ' lON, Dean ol the College of Arts and Sciences and Chairman, Division of Social Science, received his Ph.B., A.M., and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Chicago. As a scholar and a man of vision, he is well suited to his task of upholding the aims ami liigh standaids of the University. SAM B. GILl ' lEATH, Acting Dean ol the School of Law, and Professor of Law received his LL.B., degree from Clumberland. He is highly esteemed for his citizenship, leadership, and abilities as one of the best legal professors.

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TAFF First Row MRS. OTTIS RKID-Insliuctor in Physical Education. B.S., idclIe Tennessee State College. Tennessee. MR. J.VMES W. SH.VAV-.Vssociate Professor of Biology Nr.A., Peabody College. Tennessee. Second Roio DR. J. O. SOUTHERN— Chairman, Di ision of Science and Mathematics and Professor of Chemistry. B.S.. Furman University, M.S.. ' anderbilt EIniversity, Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Tennessee. MISS VIRGINI. GREEN-Instructor in Social Sciences. B.. ., Shorter College. Tennessee. Third Rozu MISS LAEIRA HATHAWAY Assistant Professor of Education. M.. ., Peabody College. Tennessee. MR. HARDIN McCLENDON-Assistant Professor of Political Scince. M..-V., ' ande bilt LIniversity. Ten- nessee. Fourth Row ot MR. PERCY PENTECOST-Assistant Professor History. M.A., University of Tennessee. MISS JOSEPHINE PITCOCK-Assistant Professor of Business. M..V., Peabody College. Tennessee. Fifth Row MISS RUTH STONE-Instructor in Business. B.A., Middle Tennessee State College. Tennessee. MR. RAYMOND COPPENGER-Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion. Th.M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Georgia. Sixth Row DR. - V. EDWIN RICHARDSOX-Chairman, Division of Religion and Philosophv. Ph.D.. Soutlicrn Baptist Theological Seminary. Slississippi. MR. ALFRED McFARLAND-Instructor in Law. LL.B, Cumberland. Tennessee. Seven til Row MR. ARTHUR VVEEKS-Professor of Law. B.A.. Howard College and LL.B., University of .- labama. .Alabama. MR. VELDON B. VHITE-Instructor in Law. LL.B., Cumberland University. Tennessee.