Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1951 volume:

PHOENIX J ALTMAN, JR. Editor D. RAY FARLEY Business Manager Fall Quarter Winter Quarter Spring Quarter Summer Quarter i • ..Mt - 1 I •! ' f$ i : , ij Memorial Hall i ' Caruthers Hall THE FACULTY AND W. p. Bone Hall mimmmmimifmmmm!d i ADMINISTRATION THE FRESHMEN Reading Room??? Oh Boys — We Need a Driver THE SOPHOMORES • ' ' Wif ii -ji i mm mma3miMm$ ' Gymnasium aaa c.u. Sweetheart Banquet — Before the Joke i  r- Sweetheart Banquet — After the Joke THE JUNIORS Size 10 2 Senior Date Moot Court Jury THE SENIORS CHARACTER CROWNED EDICATION t • ■fV %3 V  ' ♦ % NETTIE GWENDOLYN DILLARD Because of her faithful and efficient service as Librarian of the Cumberland University General Library, Because of her amazing knowledge of her beloved books, Because of her friendly personality, keen wit, and sympathetic understanding in helping all students. We, the staff, affectionately pay tribute to Miss Nettie by dedi- cating to her our 1951 Phoenix. V, A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT During these two years that I have served as your President you have dem- onstrated that you are among the finest men and women in America. You have helped to make the academic work here on a level with the best educational in- stitutions. You have been developing a healthful Christian atmosphere and a strong, clean school spirit. Together we hav-e faced our problems and shared the plain facts and tackled each task with faith and courage and confidence. Such purposeful and intelligent effort is never wasted. It has been a joy and inspiration to work along side facultv and students in this great old institution. Very sincerely. THE PRESIDENT AND THE DEANS Dean M itlierinffton is a selu)larl Christian gen- ilenian and expects the same aca Ie.nii ' and per- sonal integrity- in every other i ers(in. The stu- dents approve these hl h standards and appre- ciate the exeniplitication of them in their Dean. Dean Weeks is not only an efficient executive in the .School of Law but an efficient personality in coordinating: College of Arts and Sciences and the Sciiool of Law. The students commend Dean Weeks for his devotion to the Iniversitj . THE FACULTY First Row: DH. AV. EDWIN RICHARDSON, President of the University: A.B.. Mississippi College: Th.M., Ph.D.. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; D.D., Cumberland University. MRS. W. EDAVIN RICHARDSON, Instructor in Art: B.S.. Belhaven College. DR. H. CARL AVITHERINGTON. Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Education; Ph.B.. A.M., Ph.D., The University of Chicago. MRS. ARTHUR A. M ' EEKS. Instructor in Spanish and Organ; A.B., Howard College; A.M., University of North Carolina. IR. ARTHUR A. WEEKS, Dean of the School of Law- and Professor of Law; A.B., LL.B.. Howard College; LL.M.. Duke University. Second Row: 3IR. RAYMOND A. COPPEXGER, Associate Professor of Philosophy an a Religion: A.B., Mercer University; Th.M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. MR. SAM B. GII.REATH, Green Professor of Law; LL.B.. Cumberland University, MISS NETTIE DITXARD. Librarian, General Librarj-; A.B.. Tennessee College; E.S. in L.S.. George Peabody College. MR. WrLLlA3I H. STANTFORD , JR., Assistant Professor of Law; A.E.. LL.B.. Mercer University; LL.M.. Duke Univer- sity. MR. CECIL RHEA CRAWFORD, Professor of Music and Chairman, Division of Fine Arts; B.F.A. in Violin. Okla- homa Baptist University; B.F.A. in Piano and Music Edu- cation, M.M., University of Oklahoma. Third Row: MR. JAMES A ' OODROW MARCHAND, Assistant Profes- sor, Modern and Foreign Languages; A.B.. George Peabody College; A.M.. Vanderbilt University. : nSS SARA HARDISON, Librarian. Law Librar -; LL.B.. Cumberland University. MR. WILLIAM SAMUEL TARLTON. Associate Professor of History; A.B.. A.M.. Wake Forest College. : nSS DOROTHY 3I.A.E BLARELY, Assistant Professor of Music: B.iL, M.il.. American Conservatory of Music, MR. PATRICK GAXVIN HOGAN, Associate Professor of English ; A.B,. A.M.. University of Mississippi. 16 THE FACULTY First Row: l)I£. UKlt ' H K. WlUTAKKlt, Asaotiate Piolessor of Roli- yion and I hilosophj-; A.B.. Wake I ' orest CoUetje: B.D.. Th.M., Th.H.. Soulhein Baptist Theological Seminary. MRS. CHAKI.KS IIAKOLI) I ' AGK, Instructor in Home Ec- onomies; B.S.. A.M.. Geui-ge Peabody College. Mil. C ' HAUbKS H,VKOI.n I ' AGK, Associate Profe.s.ior ol ' Edui-ation; B.S.. Austin Peay State Collot ' e; A.M., Ed.M., George Peal ody College. ' iMISS JOSHIMIINK PITCOCK, A.ssociate Professor of Busi- ne.ss; ..V.B., ' andeiliilt Uni ' ersity; A.M., George ' Pealiod. - College. nil. JOHN Al.UHKT .SOl!THKKN, Professor of Chemistry; B.S., Furman University; M.S.. Vanderhilt University; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Second Row: MK. KDHIN HKMPHII.I. OSBOKNK, Associate Professor of Latin; A.B.. Mar. ' ' ille L ' oUege; A.M., Tile University of Chicago. MU. JO.SKl ' H ;. KOYE, Registrar and Associate Professor of Psychology: A.B.. Northeastern State College (Okla- homa); M.S., Oklahoma A. and M. College. MUS. CAUL ,r. ( ' HANKY, Associate Professor of Engli-sh; A.B.. A.M., Western Kentucky State Teachers College. MB. JAiMES WILLIAM SHAW, Associate Profe.ssor of Biol- ogy; A.B,. Carson-Newman College; A.M., George Pealiody College. MIL ELMKK K. SOLOMON, Coach an l Assistant Professor of Heallli and Physical Education; B.S., Milligan College. Third Row: MK. MOU ' KLL S. . iOOICK, Assistant Professor of Political Scienc ' ; A.B.. A.M., George Peabody College. SUSS CLARA A.MB DYER, Associate Profe.ssor of Speech; B.E-xp., B.C., Wesleyan College of Expi-ession; A.B., Ne- braska Wesleyan University; A.M., The University of Chi- cago. DR. I5I0RNARI IJVRI) IJAILEY, Professor of r..aw; A.B., Ouachita College; A.M., J.D., The University of Chicago. MRS. ANDREW F. MOKRI.S, Associate Professor of Mathe- matics; A.B., B.S., A.M., University of Missouri. MR. MAKVIN HUGH CURLIN, Assistant Professor of Physics and Mathematics; B.S., George Peabody College. 17 ADMINISTRATION First Row: MRS. GEORGE W. GIFFORD, Dean of Women; A.B., Jud- son College. SIR. JOHN L,. COTTREU., Business Manager and Treasurer. JIRS. H. H. BRADSH. « ' , Dietician. SIR. JOHN B. HIGHES, Bookkeeper; B.S., Bowling Green College of Commerce. MISS BERNTE B. HAiEY, Secretary to the President. Second Row: MRS. RICH.4RD S. HOOVER, Secretary in .41umni Office. MR. W. A. WATKINS, Maintenance Engineer. SIRS. J. MORRIS PrCKETT, Secretary to the Dean, College of Artsand Sciences; A.B., Cumberland University. SIR. CECrL NELSON, Maintenance Engineer. SIRS. E. V. MILXER, Manager of University Bookstore. Third Row: MI.SS IMOGENE BR.4DLEY, Secretary to the Business JIanager; A.B., Cumberland University, Snss CARSITNE SWINGLEY, Assistant Librarian and Sec- retary to the Dean, School of Law; A.B., LL,B,, Cumberland University. MR. ROBERT A. WINFREE, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. MISS ANNE DWYBR, Nurse; R.N. MISS VIRGINIA ADKINS, Assistant Registrar; A.B., Ten- nessee College. Members of the faculty and administration not pic- tured: MR. JOHN A. BITZER, Speech. MR. GENE CONNLEY, Bookkeeper. MRS. ADA FENTRESS, Latin. MRS. NANCY FRANKS GOODAI-L, Piano. MR. WALTER H. KRUSCH« ITZ, Physics. MR. DIXON LANIER MERRITT, Journalism. 5IR. ANDREW ' F. MORRIS, Education. MR. RUFUS B. SPAIN, History. MR. CARL ELBERT TODD, English. 18 ACTIVITIES THE 1951 PHOENIX J. AI.TMAX. JR. D. KAY FARLEY Business ' .Manager STAFF J. ALTMAN, JR Editor D. RAY FARLEY Business Manager JACK R. KENNEDY Activities Editor College DAVID COLE . .Activities Editor — Law School CARLTON STUBBS Staff Photographer JOHN HUNTER SMITH . .Intramural Editor JOE J. MARTIN Feature Editor MRS. ANDREW F. MORRIS. .Faculty Adviser 3I(HTis, Keiliml.A-, IMartin. Smith, Cole, Stubbs lbv 20 THE COLLEGIAN STAFF DAN T. INGRAM Editor CARLTON STUBBS Associate Editor JIMMY SVVACK Business Manager PHILLIP REED Feature Editor HELEN DeLOZIER Society Editor MACK PEEBLES, JR Sports Editor BETTY DAVIS Secretary PATRICK G. HOGAN Faculty Advisor DAN T. INGRAM Editor .J I M M VACK Business Mana8:er Left to rlslH: Cliristpiilierry. Smith, « ells, Stubbs, Price, Swaeli, Iiisram 21 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS DONALD STENXETT President EDAVIX LEDBETTER Vice-President JOHN W. SELLARS Secretary JAMES FLETCHER Treasurer MEMBERS Shirley Hassler Bobby Lamons John Moore PhiUip Reed Robert Hutchison Melvin Maynard Bertram Rasnick The Student Council membership is comprised student and school activities which tend to in- of twelve students of the literary and law de- crease school spirit and work benefits for the partments. Its purpose is to foster and promote student body and University. Stanfling, left to right: Hutchison, Bryan (substituting for Shirley Hassler), Fletcher. Ledbetter, Sellars, Rice. Reed. Lamons, Rasnick. Seated: Stennett. 22 Fir -t raw, left t( riK:Ii4 : Die-key, (Jarrard, Tliafker, Miller, Martin. C. Goodwin, Martin, J. Setond row: Edwards. Hooper, Kelton. Lee, Powell, M estm ireland, lllankenship, Prevatt. Third row: Whitehead, Coolidffe. MeAdams. Wilson, J„ LeMay. Alt- man, Milson, O. Fourth row: Speakinan, C ' avanah, Lawrence, Ualoiie, Johnson. OFFICERS J. ALTMAN, JR President ALTON GARRARD T. A. THACKER Vice-President BILLY BLANKENSHIP .Secretary-Treasurer . . .Chorister MEMBERS Robert F. Abbott J. Altman, Jr. Henry C. Atkeison Carlton Bell Billie R. Blankenship John F. Cavanah Raymond Coolidge Frank Edwards Lawrence W. Dickey Alton C. Garrard Jack H. Goodwin Herman Harvey H. Thomas Hight Everett P. Hooper George Johnson W. J. Kelton Jack Kennedy Lloyd Lawrence J. E. Lee H. A. LeMay W. T. Malone Carl R. Martin Joe J. Martin Claud Lee McAdams Louis Edmond McCall Wallace McGiU, Jr. L. H. Miller William Powell Francis M. Speakman Thomas A. Thacker J. N. Westmoreland Keith Whitehead J. C. Wilson Orville Wilson Since the return of Jesus Christ to the right hand of the Father, his followers have gone into mystical India, age-old China, darkest Africa and the islands of the sea, until earth affords no place where one may not bow the knee to the Son of God and the Master of men. On every land and sea they have kindled a light which through all man ' s passion, shame and sin has shone softly and beautifully and with invincible hope, the everlasting light. Cumberland ' s ministerial students are preparing for life and correlating their plans with God ' s purpose for the ages. Most of them are pastors in the mid-state area. All of them preach regularly. They have seen a vision of the reign of God in the hearts of men. THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION 23 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION OFFICERS ' WALLACE McGILL, JR President LEONARD MILLER Third Vice-President BETTY HACKNEY First Vice-President MARY McCALL Secretary JOANN FITZGERALD Second Vice-President JAMES WESTMORELAND Treasurer RAYMOND COPPENGER Faculty Advisor Joyce Baxter Mary Jewell Bilbrey Anne Dwyer Joann Fitzgerald Margaret Grime Betty Hackney Jolene Hayes Tommy Hight Jack Kennedy Alpha Langford MEMBERS Mary McCall Wallace McGiU, Jr. Tommy McPherson Leonard Miller Billy Prevatt Morris Puckett Mary Jo Puryear James Westmoreland Bertha Woodson The B.S.U. Council is elected annually by the Baptist Students who in the aggregate compose the Baptist Student Union on Cumberland cam- pus. The council, as a directive group, is a spir- itual force that permeates the religious activities of Cumberland University. Seated on Hoor, left to right: Fitzj erald, Adkersoii, Ha. es, Bsi.vter, Duyer. Seated in eluiir-s, left to rigrht: Langrford, ' V ' est- moreland, Higlit, Kennedy, Prevat, Jewell Bilbrey. 24 Girls, left to risht: Adkersun, Craddook, Lanst ' rd, Hayes, Brintle, Felts. Baxter, Dwyer, Dotsoii. Boys. left to right: AVes-t- inoreland, Martin, Hight, Prevatt, Kennedy. OFFICERS ANNE DWYER President BETTY BRINTLE . . . Secretary BETTY HACKNEY . . . Vice-President CARL MARTLN MEMBERS Treasurer Joyce Baxter Sarah Felts Jolene Hayes Jack Kennedy Evelyn Craddock Alton Garrard Billy Kelton Billy Prevatt Kathleen Dotson Jimmy Wilson The Volunteer and Life Service Band was conceived by a group of students who were un- selfishly praying for the enrichment of the spir- itual life on the Cumberland campus and the surrounding environment. Through lives dedi- cated to fidelity in prayer and consecration in service to the cause of Christ, these purposes should be attained. Personal preparation for en- larged opportunities and thorough knowledge of religious conditions of the world undergird these purposes to promote and advance the King- dom of God. These high ideals and goals have not changed as this organization has developed on our campus. VOLUNTEER BAND 25 Y. W. A. OFFICERS ALPHA LANGFORD President SUE CROOK Secretary-Treasurer MRS. BRUCE WHITAKER Sponsor EVELYN CRADDOCK Vice-President Martha Alice Adkerson Joyce Baxter Jo Ann Berryhill Mary Jewell Bilbery Betty Anne Brintle MEMBERS Evelyn Craddock Joann Fitzgerald Sue Crook Betty Hackney Kathleen Dotson Jolene Hayes Anne Dwyer Ka therine Jennings Sarah Felts Alpha Langford Mary McCall Nancy McPherson Elaine Milligan Vivian Pilkinton Mary Jo Puryear The Young Woman ' s Auxiliary works with the Baptist Student Union in striving to promote Christian influence and fellowship for all stu- dents. Through this organization the members are afforded an opportunity to take part in the mid-state mission program generated from the University. Seated, front: Millig:an, Crook, Brintle, Hayes, Jennings, Craddock, Langford. Seated, back row: Berryliill, DeLozier, Adker- son, Ba.xter, Dw. er, Bilbrey, Felts, Dotson, Fitzgerald. Seated, left to riirlit: Jolins in, Swat ' k, Hyden. Standing:, left to rigrht: Smith, Oay, M ' e-stnioreland. OFFICERS CARROLL H. SMITH President ELWOOD L. HYDEN Secretary ROBERT H. GAY Vice-President ROBERT L. JOHNSON Treasurer Harry B. Howard MEMBERS Jimmy Swack James Wesmoreland The C Club, after two years of inactivity, was reorganized this year with a nucleus of seven members. This organization has been one of the strongest and most active groups on the campus and its members, composed of letter winners of the varsity C have given invaluable service to the students on the campus. The main objective of the C Club is to promote harmony between athletes and students. i i J CLUB 27 ALPHA PSI OMEGA OFFICERS GEORGE RICE Cast Director PHILLIP REED Cast Stage Manager KENNETH DEATHERAGE Cast Business Manager MISS CLARA DYER Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Audrey Bradshaw Anne Dwycr Wallace McGill, Jr. William Peeler Helen DeLozier The Alpha Psi Omega is an honorary frater- and to foster the cultural values of dramatics. nitv which unites the dramatic forces of many «- „ u- ■ .u i - • r • ' ' JVlembership is through meritorious perform- colleges and universities in the common cause ,. J , ■ J 4-  I J tu f ance either as an actor, director, producer or ot developing dramatic talent and the art ot r acting to cultivate tastes for the best in drama playwright. Seated, left to riglit: Bradsluiw, D v,ver, Rice, Bircliett. Standing; DeL )xier, Keed. f-v,.: -At. ' Vv I M-aliil. lilt t« riglit: Felts, ISradslmiv, Baxter. Dw.MT, Langford, Haye , CraililiMk. Staiidiiis: Uilsi.n, SisU, SnaeU. OFFICERS BETTY LOU SISK President E ' ELYX CRADDOCK Vice-President JOLEXE HAYES Secretary-Treasurer MISS CLARA DYER Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Joyce Baxter Harvey H. Hutchins Alpha Langford Nancy McPherson Sarah Felts Billy Kelton Wallace McGill Elton Wilson Roy Flowers Bobbye Faye Winfree The Little Theater Guild is for those inter- production staff which includes many others of ested in dramatics — either in acting or produc- different capabilities essential to this staff. The ing of plays. This organization gives one a chance members from the Little Theater Guild who have to develop his talent in acting or directing plays done acceptable work may become members of — these two must work in cooperation with the the Alpha Psi Omega. LITTLE THEATRE GUILD 29 CYNTHIAN SOCIETY OFFICERS MARGARET GRIME President JACQUELINE PRICE Secretary BOBBIE JEAN HUNT Vice-President ANNA MARGARET BAIRD Treasurer MEMBERS Martha Alice Adkerson Anna Margaret Baird Bettye Davis Pearl Driver Anne Dwyer Adele Eddins Margaret Grime Rebecca Grime Helen Huddleston Bobbie Jean Hunt Jo Anne Jennings Alpha Langford Gwendolyn Martin Icie Lee McKinney Jacqueline Price Betty Lou Sisk Lois Sisk Bobbie Jane Smith Martha Dawn Thomas Billie Jean Tyree Bobby Faye Winfree Rubye Wood Bertha Dale Woodson The Cynthian Society is one of several social organizations for co-eds on the campus. One of its functions is to promote social contacts for Cumberland girls. Several programs of entertain- ment are presented through the school year. Competition among organizations make better ones, therefore the Cynthians promote whole- some competition. .Seated, first rinv, left tii right: Baird, Price, Huddleston, .Tenn ijiK-s, Hunt, D«,ver, Grime, M., Sisli, B., Dai is. Smith, McKin- ne.v, Sisk. L,., .Adkerson. Second row: M ' int ' ree, Martin, Driver. 30 I ir«l rcn : Dcl.i iiT. Itra l-li:i . Hilhri ' i, liirihilt. liriiule. ■I ' .oiul row: Simrkinan. Colliimii. I ' mvcll, Berr.vililll, Ford. Mnlker. i ' hiril row: Fitzsi ' nild. McCull, BaxttT, Cuntrell, Hayes, Purjear, ( ' nuliio k, rilkintoii, Mll ' lierson. Haokiie.v, Dot- sou. Foartli row: :MilliKnn, Felts, .Jeuuiiigrs, Crook. OFFICERS MARY JEWELL BILBREY President MARY ANN WALKER Secretary JO ANN BERRYHILI Vice-President BETTY HACKNEY Treasurer MEMBERS Joyce Baxter Mary Birchett Audrey Bradshaw Betty Brintle Willietta Cantrell Patricia Coffman Evelyn Craddock Sara Crook Helen DeLozier Kathleen Dotson Sarah Felts Joann Fitzgerald Pegg - Ford Jolene Hayes Kathryne Jennings Mary McCall Mildred McCall Nancy McPherson Elaine Milligan Vivian Pilkinton Nola Powell Mary Jo Puryear Mary Norma Sparkman When a girl joins the Thalian Society she feels a part of it not just another member. We participate in many school activities, including intramural sports. For the past two years, we have held the School Sportsmanship Cup. The Thalians offer joy, happiness, and fun for all; also a sincere interest in each member. THALIAN SOCIETY 31 PHILATIAN LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS HARRY BEARD President BOBBY TODD Secretary JIMMY SWACK Vice-President HIRAM LeMAY . . . Treasurer MEMBERS Alfred A. Adams, Jr. Roy Flowers Bobby Lamons Carl Prentice Jack Altman Alton Garrard Jimmy Lane James Swack Dale Battle Jack Goodwin Lloyd Lawrence Bobby Todd Harry Beard Bill Guthrie Hiram LeMay Ralph Tollett Earl Bryan Shirley Hasslcr Ronald Malone James Westmoreland Sammy Craig Thomas Hight Claude Partlow Stanley Wills Lawrence Dickey Everett Hooper J. Mack Peebles Or -ille Wilson Frank Edwards George Johnson Bill Powell Carl Winnette The Philatian Literary Society is the Univer- sity ' s largest literary society for men. Our motto, the cultivation of the aesthetic beauty of the inner man, has indelibly left its mark to be seen in the character of each Philatian. Our highest ambition is to serve our school, our fellow inan, and our Creator. First row, seated, left to riffht: LeMay, M ' ills, Swaek, Toild, Garrard, Wilson. Seeond ntw, standing:: Guthrie, Tlioni| son, Bat- tle, Hooper, Powell, Higrlit, Prentice, Dicke.v, ,JoIinson. Third row: Altman, Lamons, Partlow, AVinnette, Malone, A ' estmore- land, Br.van. 32 ( ■■ f D l.clt t() ritflit: Kelton. Cnleiniin. Wells, Wilson. Harris, Kiistes, 3Iartiii. AVIi itch end, Keitiiedy, Piukett, fcriiersoii, Mv- DoiinUI, I ' rofessor larohand. JACK R. KENNEDY. OFFICERS President ELTON WILSON TOMMY Mcpherson Secretary-Treasurer . Vice-President Bill Coleman Doyle Eastes James Goodin Carl Harris MEMBERS Harry Howard James McDonald Kenneth Wells Billy Kelton Tommy McPherson Keith Whitehead Jack R. Kennedy Wallace McGill Elton Wilson Carl Martin Morris Puckett Jimmy Wilson The Ionian Literary Society, Cumberland ' s oldest literary society for men, has for its aim, progress for each member in four particular ways, intellectually, spiritually, socially, and physically. Various intellectual, spiritual, social, and athletic functions are promoted by the so- ciety. Progress, for the individual as well as Cum- berland University, is the desire of all lonians! IONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY 33 TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB OFFICERS JACQUELINE PRICE President MARGARET GRIME Secretary ANNA MARGARET BAIRD Vice-President LOIS SISK Treasurer MEMBERS Mary Birchett Audrey Bradshaw Betty Davis Pearl Driver Rebecca Grime Helen Huddleston Bobbie Jean Hunt Jo Anne Jennings E elvn LaFevor Louise Maynard Gwendolyn Martin Icie Lee McKinney Bobbie Jane Smith Betty Sisk Martha Thomas Billie Jean Tyree Bobbye Faye Winfree Bertha Woodson The Town and Country Club is composed of girls who live at home and commute each day. Club meetings are conducted in the individual homes. Educational programs and social func- tions play an important part in the activity of the club. The purpose of the club is to bind together the off-campus girls in cooperativeness and to promote activities intellectual and social. Left to rifflit: Grime, .SisU, B., H infree, Davis, Huddleston, Hunt. Price, Bradshaw, .Sisk, L., Birchett, Jennings, Baird, Mc- Kinney, Driver, Mai-tin, Smith. First row, seated, left t rislit: Bnlin, Martin. ISerr. hiM, I ' ri c, Hunt, .Mal( iie: Staiidinn, st r m(l rou: : Ic( ' aII, Hayes, Davis, M ' aynard, Sisk, Kdilins. Fitzgentld. Tliird row: H Miin ' r, Br.Miii, IJennett, (raiff, Westmoreland, Lanions, Battle, Professor lar liand. OFFICERS CALVIN BEXTLEY President BOBBIE JEAN HUNT Secretary JO ANN BERRYHILL Secretary GWExXDOLYN MARTIN Treasurer MEMBERS Dale Battle James E. Bennett Jo Ann Berryhill Julius Bobo Earl Bryan Jean Bryan Sammy Craig Betty Davis Roy Disspayne Katherine Dotson Adele Eddins Joann Fitzgerald Jolene Hayes Everett Hooper Charles Hughey Bobbie Jean Hunt Bobby Lamons Ronald Malone Gwendolyn Martin Louise Maynard Mildred McCall Jacqueline Price Betty Sisk James Westmoreland Jimmy Whisenant John White Rubye Wood Professor Marchand The purpose of the University French Club is to promote understanding of and stimulate interest in French culture and language. It pro- vides the student with the opportunity to speak French with other students, to learn French songs and customs, to get an insight into the workings of French government and politics; then finally, to hear the problems of French cul- ture and language discussed by qualified men. This club supplements class discussion. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS 35 DELTA THETA PHI OFFICERS ROBERT W. HARRISON, JR Dean CHARLES J. CLEMENTS Clerk of the Exchequer HENRY P. SADLER Vice Dean LOUIS J. OURSO Master of the Ritual DONALD O. STENNETT Master of the Rolls CHARLES J. WOODS Tribune MELVIN L. MAYNARD, JR Bailiff MEMBERS H. Clayton Adams James F. Barlow William W. Bell Leon W. Davis, Jr. William R. Endicott James Fletcher Basil W. Griffin, Jr. E. Lee Hyden William B. Kidd Edwin Ledbetter William B. Lockert John Manning Charles C. Montgomery Billy R. Ridenour Rudolph J. Murensky William Orcutt Joseph M. Parker William J. Peeler Hannis E. Piatt James Riley Claude E. Roat Talton A. Turner Marvin Wilson Harry J. Wilters It is one of the purposes of the Grafton Green Senate to lead its members and its fellow students to high scholarship and legal learning, and to surround them with an environment such that the tradition of the law and of the profession may descend upon them. To de- velop ability to work with others and increase capacity for work. To become dependable, honest, adaptable, to think straight and develop self-control. To become in- terested in good government, the honest administration of justice and oppose every activity which would un- dermine the principles of our Republic. First row, seated, left to right: Wooil.s, Stennet , Harrison, Ourso, Clements, 3Ia.vnard. Second row: Knrtioott, Fletcher, Ki le- n Mir, Peeler, lonts: mer. -, Griffin, Parker, Barlow. Third row: Wilters, Davis, redbet ter, Kidd, H.vden, Orcutt. 36 First row, seated, left to ris-li t: Lamb, Cole, (uinbs. Butts. Anderson. Second row: Stiibhs, Brennnii, Oriijrett, Johnson, Ear!s, Bensley, Smith. U., Triplett, Hoover, Keed. Third row: HuIIinSer, Sellars, Ouborne, Mahan, Wilson, Peace, Smith, J. OFFICERS DAN JACK COMBS Justice DAVID R. COLE Clerk CHARLES C. BUTTS Vice Justice ANDREW J. ANDERSON Treasurer MEMBERS Sam H. Bass, Jr. Kenneth G. Fink, Jr. John C. Moore John W. Sellars, Jr. Jack Beasley, Jr. William D. Grue;i;ett Earle G. Murphy James H. Smith L Drake Bingham Abram Hatcher Millard V. Oakley Robert B. Smith Wallace M. Bolding Richard S. Hoover H. Neil Osborne Kenneth Spell Charles E. Brennan Dan Ingram, Jr. Jack F. Peace Richard S. Stark Harold J. Chambless Robert L. Johnson James M. Peebles, Jr. Robert Carlton Stubbs Robert K. Christenberry, Robert D. Mahan Samuel R. Raulston Robert Tiller Jr. Eugene V. Miller John Phillip Reed Robert L. Triplett Robert W. Earls John L. Wilson The purpose of the Fraternity shall be to form a strong bond among the members of the different classes at the various law schools ; to form a stron-i; link between the schools and their former students: to establish a widespread exchange for the interchange of business, information, and matters of common interest to the members of the Fraternity; to promote social and intel- lectual intercourse among its members: to aid the de- velopment of fraternal and brotherly sentiments; to cul- tivate a closer bond of friendship and the attainment of a higher and broader culture than that afforded by the regular college course: and to foster, under the influence of intimate friendships, those principles that tend to torm a higher type of manhood. PHI ALPHA DELTA 37 B U E K OFFICERS CARLTON STUBBS President CLAYTON ADAMS Secretary EDWIN LEDBETTER Vice-President CLEVE HUMPHRIES Treasurer Dan Jack Combs Robert W. Earls Ray Farley Robert Gay Robert Johnson Walter Key W. B. Lockert C. E. Maness MEMBERS C. C. Montgomery R. J. Murenski Millard Oakley Philip Sadler Robert B. Smith Donald Stennett James Westmoreland Blue Key is a national honorary service fra- ternity. Its purpose is to obtain the concerted efTorts of qualified campus leaders to enhance university life. Blue Key membership is limited to twenty-five members on any campus. The number eligible is further limited to juniors and seniors with one year ' s residence work in the school where mem- bership is offered. Scholarship, service, and per- sonality are the basis of selection. First row, seated, lef-t to right: Montgomery, .Stubhs, lieclbetter, Adams. Second row: C ' oml)s, Jolinson, Earls, Smith, Farle.v. Tliird row: Loeltert, Murenski, St ' niiett, Westmorelantl. 38 l et ' t to rii-lit: Ivclloii. A  ma ' U, A incttc, .M riiersnn, iNoii, (.iidirU-, Kenne(l. , IJrintle, Cdlenian, Battle, Tlnmipson. OFFICERS BILL GUTHRIE President BILL COLEMAX Vice-President BETTY BRINTLE Secretary-Treasurer FRED WOMACK Parliamentarian MEMBERS Dale Battle Harvey Hutchins Claude McAdams Jimmy Wilson Betty Brintle Billy Kelton Nancy McPherson Carl Winnette Bill Coleman Jack R. Kennedy Jimmy Thompson Fred Womack Bill Guthrie The Public Speaking Club of Cumberland This is brought about in a friendly atmosphere University has been organized to afford students of social activities which is conducive to success an opportunity to learn to express themselves. in public speaking. PUBLIC SPEAKING 39 THE DAMES CLUB OFFICERS MRS. SAM RAULSTON President MRS. DAVID COLE Secretary-Treasurer MRS. ANDREW ANDERSON Vice-President MRS. RICHARD HOOVER Reporter MRS. NORVAL CAREY Program Chairman Macon Altman Ann Anderson Louise Bingham I ' y Briggs E a Butts Clair Carey Dotty Chain Lucille Cole Imogene Deatherage Jean Dickey Nan Earls Betty Fisher Joanne Harrison Virginia Hoover Louise Hutchison Mae Hyden Oleta Keen MEMBERS Barbara Kidd Louise Lamb Nancy LeMay Chan Mahan Faye McClendon Charlotte Miller Frances Miller Norma Murphy Margaret Parker Nancy Peeler Jeanette Piatt Nola Mowell Martha Puckett Sue Ralston Norma Wilson Louise Winnette The Dames Club is composed of wives of the students of the University. The purpose of the club is to promote a friendly relationship among the students and their families. The Club meets monthly in the Brown Cottage on the campus with two members acting as hostesses. Seatetl, left tu right: A ' ilson, C«3e, Anderson, Kaulstun, Hoover, Fisher. Standing:, left to rig:lit: McClendon, Peeler, H. den, Kidd, DioUej ' , Keen, Pueltett, AA ' innette, 3Iurph.v, Lamb, Care.v, Harrison, Hutchison, Miller, Earls, Altman, LeMa.v. 40 plGS IN A PILE M m FEATURES Four times during the academic year, the student body, as pictured above, elects by popular vote Cumberland ' s Campus Personalities. With the excep- tion of Who ' s Who, this feature section expresses the majority vote of the student body. Other than the annual Field Day Softball game between the School of Law and the College of Arts and Sciences, the election of these personalities is the most heated rivalry among campus organiza- tions shown during the school term. More clearly expressed in the immortal words of the famous Milton Bunyan Shakespur, Vote now or forever hold your peace or better yet in the words of a carnvial barker. Ya pays ya money ' n ya takes ya cherce. ' Turn the pages to view Beauties and the Beasts. HOW THEY WERE SELECTED 48 PEGGY FORD MISS CIMBERLAND MELVIN MAYNARD BACHELOR OF UGLINESS EVELYN CRADDOCK PRETTIEST (;iRL 0 yn CHARLES BRENNAN MOST POPULAR BOY PATRICIA COFFMAN M OST POPULAR GIRL JOANN FITZGERALD MISS PERSONALITY JO ANNE JENNINGS HAR EST QUEEN BOBBIE JANE SMITH VALENTINE SWEETHEART LOUIS J. OURSO MR. GROUNDHOG %--• WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES DONALD O. STENNETT JOE J. MARTIN CLIFFORD E. MANESS JOHN PHILLIP REED HENRY C. ATKEISON ROBERT CARLTON STUBBS 56 ATHLETICS ik4« k INTRAMURAL PROGRAM iOBEKT H. GAY Director This year the spotlight of athletics fell on the basketball and baseball teams. However, the intramural sports program pro- ceeded with as much interest and more participation than in years past. The bright days of autumn brought out many enthusiastic football players and some very interesting and closely played games were had in touch football. The Spiders won the championship with a well earned 19 to 14 victory over the Literary Independents. In the men ' s division of the basketball league play the DTP and PAD went through undefeated and in the championship game the DTP upset a highly favored PAD team and won the Intramural Championship game 44 to 38. The women ' s division of the basketball league was a nip- and-tuck affair with the Cynthians winning the championship for the first time in the history of the society. With outstanding personnel on all of the participating teams, the Softball race looks as though it will be very close. Participation in the individual events has been greater than in the past and several rivalries have developed in these competitive events. It has been the purpose of the Intramural program to pro- vide wholesome games and sports to every student at the TJni- versity. This objective has been successfully attained by the fine cooperation of the students and staff at the Universitv A tense moment Waiting for the signal 58 No one withiii a mile Kick-off Bencli warming I hf end justilit■ the means 59 BASKETBALL BULLDOGS After one year of unorganized basketball, the Cumberland Bulldogs came back into full con- ference competition this year under the leader- ship of Coach Elmer Solomon. Many scholar- ships were granted in a sincere effort to build a strong team. After a magnificent beginning, our team began to drop some close games to more seasoned conference teams, but never gave Cum- berland rooters any reason to be ashamed of their team. Three or four resounding upsets sprinkled throughout the season kept all en- thusiasts in good spirits. Clean, hard fought, good natured sportsmanship was exhibited in all games. Indeed, we are proud of our team! (O.VCH Kl.JIEK E. SOLOSION ' Iin r, left ti riylit: .Jiiiiiii Lime, Joe (inives, Joliii Wliite. Carl I ' reiitiee. Jeiiii Bi ' .Mlil, Jne IJ ' air, Biibb, ' Ijanions. Stand- Coaeli Sohunon, .Jas| er Wliite, Earl Dr.taii, Jiniin. Uliisenunt, Gene Heniie !t, Saniiii.v ( ' raiK , Benn.v Alexander, Bill.v rliiiixit, Hud Pntman. Kiieelin r, left ing Above: GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM I.ftt to rifflit: Mildred McCall. Owendtd.vn lartin, Lois Sisk, Kubj e Wood, Hobby Jane Sniitli, Naney . loPherson, Katlirjne Jeiininirs, Adele Kddins, Klaiiie Milliffan. I.otiise May- nard, l$ill C ' aiitrell. Left: CHEERLEADERS l.elt to riirbt: Evel.MX Craddoi-k, Margaret lirinie, Helen Huddleston. Pesg::i Ford Joann Fitz5ferald. 61 CLASSES OFFICERS LEONARD MILLER President CHARLES HUGHEY Vice-President MILDRED McCALL Secretary ROY DISSPAYNE Treasurer MARTHA ALICE ADKERSON JAMES EUGENE BENNETT JAMES CURTIS BLAIR JULIUS FRANKLIN BOBO BETTY ANNE BRINTLE NEAL BUTLER WILLIETTA CANTRELL BENEDICT B. CERVEN SAMMY WILBURN CRAIG SARA SUE CROOK ROY A. DISPAYNE MARY KATHLEEN DOTSON JESSIE DOYLE EASTES ADELE EDDINS SARAH ALMEDA FELTS ROBERT BRYAN GLOVER REBECCA ANNE GRIME LADYE GRACE HANCOCK CARL EDWARD HARRIS LOU ISABEL HODGE HELEN SUE HUDDLESTON 64 i l. CHARLES HENRY HUGHEY EUGENE JOE JENNINGS HERBERT L. JENNINGS JO ANNE JENNINGS KATHRYNE MARIE JENNINGS RONALD A. JOHNSON WILLIAM JACKSON KELTON ROBERT G. LAMONS ALPHA LANGFORD EVELYN DORRIS LaFEVOR HIRAM LeMAY KENNETH HUGH MALLORY RONALD DUKE MALONE WILLIAM T. MALONE CARL REYNOLDS MARTIN GWENDOLYN MARTIN V. LOUISE MAYNARD CLARA MILDRED McCALL NANCYE McPHERSON LEONARD HAYS MILLER ELAINE MILLIGAN FRESHMEN ARTS AND SCIENCES 65 RAY GORDON MOFIELD CLAUDE ALLEN PARTLOW WILLIAM LEE PHILPOT VIVIAN RUTH PILKINTON VIRGINIA PISTOL NOLA M. POWELL WILLIAM J. POWELL GEORGE BILLY PREVATT ROBERT LEE SATTERFIELD LOIS JEAN SISK BOBBY JANE SMITH MARY NORMA SPARKMA N MARTHA DUAN THOMAS BILLIE JEAN TYREE MARY ANN WALKER JASPER WHITE STANLEY HOWARD WILLS ELTON H. WILSON JAMES CLAYTON WILSON BOBBYE FAYE WINFREE Not pictured: Bcnnie F. Alexander, Robert D. Agee, Calvin G. Bcntley, Darrell Jean Byan, Leonard H. Car- ver, Hugh Clabo, Franklin Cobb, Betty DeGlopper, Elvis James Dillehay, Robert L. Dodson, Joe Forrest Graves, Charles L. Huddleston, Billy Jenkins, James R. Lane, Wallace R. Midgett, Robert M. Moore, Charles W. Patrick, Augustus Bryan Pierce, Dwight H. Presley, Robert I. Putman, David Earl Swindell, Kenneth H. Wells, James T. Whisenant, John E. White, David Cur- tis Williams, Bertha D. Woodson. FRESHMEN ARTS AND SCIENCES 66 OFFICERS JOSEPH PARKER President WILLIAM PEELER Vice-President KENNETH FINK Secretary JOHN W. SELLARS, JR Treasurer CLAYTON H. ADAMS SAM H. BASS ROBERT K. CHRIS TENBERRY, JR. JAMES R. COPELAND KENNETH G. FINK, JR. ABRAM W. HATCHER RALPH G. LAWRENCE EMMETT R. LUTHER EUGENE V. MILLER RUDOLPH J. MURENSKY EARLE G. MURPHY JOSEPH M. PARKER WILLIAM J. PEELER BILLY R. RIDENOUR CLAUDE E. ROUT JOHN W. SELLARS, JR. JOHN HUNTER SMITH PAUL W. SORRICK, JR. KENNETH C. SPELL ROBERT T. TILLER DONALD L. BRIGGS 1ST YEAR LAW 67 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRED WOMACK President ELTON WILSON Viee-President MARY JEWELL BILBREY Secretary HARRY BEARD Treasurer ANNA MARGARET BAIRD JOYCE HARRIET BAXTER HARRY W, BEARD JO ANN BERRYHILL MARY JEWELL BILBREY JOHN EARL COOKSEY NANCY EVELYN CRADDOCK BETTY DAVIS LAWRENCE WALKER DICKEY GLENICE PEARL DRIVER JO ANN FITZGERALD ROY CONWAY FLOWERS JAMES E. GOODIN JACK HERBERT GOODWIN BILL BRUCE GUTHRIE BETTY JOYCE HACKNEY THOMAS RAY HARVEY JOLENE JUANITA HAYES i ii 68 EVERETT P. HOOPER BOBBIE JEAN HUNT JOHNNIE ELMER LEE CLAUDE LEE McADAMS MARY NELL McCALL ICIE LEE McKINNEY WILLIAM N. PARKER CARL DOUGLAS PRENTICE JACQUELINE PRICE BERTRAM WENTWORTH RASNICK LEONARD FRANCIS SPURLIN JAMES C. SWACK JAMES RHEA THOMPSON BILLY EDWARD THORNE ORVILLE WILSON FREDERICK ISAAC WOMACK RUBYE E. WOOD Not Pictures: Sophomore Class. Glenn A. Barnes, Rob- ert M. Fassler, Jerry Robert Luther, Thomas A. Thack- er, Jim Ward, Denver Wells. SOPHOMORES ARTS AND SCIENCES 69 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JAMES WESTMORELAND President DALE BATTLE Vice-President ANNE DWYER Secretary LLOYD LAWRENCE Treasurer W. L. BLACK EDWARD EARL BRYAN ANNE LUCILLE DWYER FRANK M. EDWARDS ALTON C. GARRARD MARGARET LUCILE GRIME SHIRLEY GREY HASSLER LLOYD EDWARD LAWRENCE MARY JO PURYEAR BETTY LOU SISK FRANCIS MARION SPEAKMAN BOBBY EUGENE TODD JAMES NEWTON WESTMORELAND Not Pictured: Junior Class. Willie Claud Harmon, Harry B. Howard, Richard S. Stark, Harold S. Waddell. JUNIORS ARTS AND SCIENCES 70 WALLACE M. BOLDING CHARLES E. BRENNAN PATRICIA J. COFFMAN DAVID R. COLE LEON W. DAVIS ROBERT W. EARLS CURRUN G. HUMPHREY ELWOOD LEE HYDEN HAROLD B. JOHNSON BYNUM A. LAMB JOHN C. MOORE LOUIS J. OURSO DONALD O. STENNETT JAMES R. TOLLET CHARLES J. WOODS 2ND YEAR LAW 71 OFFICERS GEORGE MOORE President THOMAS HIGHT Vice-President AUDREY BRADSHAW Secretary MARY BIRCHETT Treasurer First Row: ROBERT F. ABBOTT Nashville, Tenn. Ministerial Association JACK ALTMAN Fredericksburg, Va. Secretary, Le Cercle Francais, ' 49- ' 50; President, Ministerial Association, ' 50- ' 51; Philathian Literary Society, ' 48- ' 51; Editor, Phoenix, ' 51; Little The- atre Guild, ' 48- ' 49; Bennet Oratorical Award, ' 50; B.S.U., ' 48- ' 51. Second Row: HENRY ATKEISON Nashville, Tenn. Who ' s Who in American Colleges; President, Minis- terial Association, ' 50; B.S.U., ' 49- ' 51: Philathian Literary Society, ' 49- ' 51. GEORGE DALE BATTLE Pasadena, Texas Philathian Literary Society Third Row: MARY BIRCHETT . Lebanon, Tenn. Treasurer, Thalian Society, ' 49; Secretary, Little Theatre Guild, ' 47- ' 50; Collegian Staff, ' 47- ' 49; Phoenix Staff, ' 49; Alpha Psi Omega, ' 49- ' 50. ELEANOR AUDREY BRADSHAW Lebanon, Tenn. Secretary, Thalian Society, ' 49; President, Theatre Guild, ' 49 ; Best Female Dramatic Performance Medal, ' 48; Kate-Sykes-Martin trophy for best dra- matic student, ' 49; President, Alpha Psi Omega, ' 48- ' 51 ; Editor, Phoenix, ' 50; Candidate: Who ' s Who in American Colleges, ' 50. SENIORS ARTS AND SCIENCES 72 First Row: BILLIE R. BLANKENSHIP Watertown, Tenn. Ministerial Association: Choir, B.S.U. HELEN C. Dc LOZIER Maryville, Tenn. Secretary, Junior Class, ' 50; President, Thalian So- ciety, ' 50; President, Dormitory; Alpha Psi Omega; Candidate for Miss Cumberland; B.S.U. .Second Row: RAY FARLEY Lebanon, Tenn. Vice-President, Spanish Club, ' 49- ' 50; Blue Key Fraternity; Phoenix Staff, ' 50- ' 5I; Candidate: Who ' s Who in American Colleges. THOMAS HIGHT Columbia, Tenn. Vice-President, Philathian Literary Society, ' 49; Vice-President, Volunteer Band, ' 48; Vice-President, Junior Class, ■49- ' 50; Basketball, ' 49- ' 50; Student Council, ' 49- ' 50; Vice-President, Senior Class, ' 50- ' 5L Third Row: ERNEST EUGENE ISBELL. . .Sweetwater, Tenn. JACK REYNOLDS KENNEDY Chattanooga, Tenn. President, Ionian Literary Society, ' 50- ' 51; Presi- dent, Junior Class, ' 49- ' 50; Vice-President, Volun- teer Band, ' 48- ' 49; Vice-President, Ministerial As- sociation, ' 49- ' 50; Vice-President, B.S.U., ' 48: Phoenix Staff, ' 50- ' 5! ; Collegian Staff, ' 48; Speech Club, ' 51; Choir, ' 48- ' 51, 73 First Row: JULIA McCALL Murfreesboro, Tenn. Cynthian Society: B.S.U. JAMES MAURICE McDONALD Nashville, Tenn. Associate Director of Choir, ' 49; Cumberland Quar- tet, ' 49- ' 50: B.S.U. Choirster, ' 49- ' 50; Ionian Lit- erary Society, ' 47- ' 5L Second Row: WALLACE McGILL, JR Tullahoma, Tenn. President, S.S.U., ' 50- ' 51 ; Volunteer Band, ' 49- ' 51 ; Ministerial Association, ' 50: Ionian Literary Society, ' 49- ' 51; Alpha Psi Omega, ' 51; Kate-Sykes-Martin Drama Award, ' 50. THOMAS McPHERSON Springfield, Tenn. Choir, ' 47- ' 51; Ionian Literary Society, ' 47- ' 51; B.S.U., ' 47- ' 51. Third Row: CLIFFORD MANESS Westmoreland, Tenn. Blue Key Fraternity; Who ' s Who in American Col- leges. JOE J. MARTIN Nashville, Tenn. ' •Who ' s Who in American Colleges ; Ministerial Association, ' 48- ' 51; B.S.U. SENIORS ARTS AND SCIENCES First Row: GEORGE H. MOORE Lebanon, Tcnn. Collegian Staff, ' 48- ' 5I ; Reporter, Junior Class, ' 50; Spanish Club; President, Senior Class, ' 51. JOHN MORRIS PUCKETT. . . .La Vergnc, Tcnn. Ionian Literary Society; Choir ■Second Row: I ' HILLIP REED Lebanon, Tenn. GEORGE L. RICE, JR Memphis, Tenn. Public Spealving Club; Alpha Psi Omega; Lambda Chi Alpha; Delta Theta Phi; Little Theater Guild; Bennett Oratory Medal. Third Row: N. E. ROBINSON Watertown, Tenn. TOMMY SAWYERS Springfield, Tcnn. Ionian Literary Society; B.S.U. Fourth Row: CARROLL SMITH HartsviUc, Tcnn. Football, ' 48: Basketball, ' 49- ' 50; B.S.U. ; C Club. CARL WINNETTE, JR ' Wartracc, Tenn. Philathian Literary Society; Public Speaking Club; Dormitory Council, ' 48. Seniors Not Pictured: ALFRED A. ADAMS Lebanon, Tcnn. Philathian Literary Society NEAL AGEE Lebanon, Tcnn. FRANCES ESKEW Lebanon, Tcnn. ROBERT GAY Nashville, Tcnn. Student Council, President, ' 49- ' 50; B.S.U. First Row: Douglas M. Amick Hazard, Ky. Pro-law, Lee McRea Vniversity ; Orator. Senior Law Class, 1950. NoRV.. L E. C. ' VREY Overton, Neb. Pre-law. Hastings College. Fledell Chain Mt. Olive, Miss. Pre-law. Mississippi .Southern College; Historian, Senior Law Class. 1950. Second Row: Kenneth Deatherage . . . .Kingston, Tenn. Pre-law. Cumberland Univei-sity; Class Reporter, Senior Law Class. 1950; Alpha Psi Omega. William R. Endicott Carmi, III. Pre-law. Murray State College; Treasurer. Junior Law Class. 1949-50; Secretary. Senior Law Class. 1950; Delta Theta Phi Fraternity; Tribune. Delta Theta Phi. William D. Grugett . . . .Covington, Tenn. Pre-law. Cumberland Cniversity; President. Sen- ior Law Clas.s, 1950; Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity; Member ot Tennessee Bar. Third Row: Ernest E. Isbell Sweetwater, Tenn. Pre-law. Hiwassee Jr. College; Sergeant-at-Arms. Senior Law Class. 1950; Mr. Groundhog, 1950. Charles C. Montgomery McKenzie, Tenn. Pre-law. Bethel College; Delta Theta Phi Fra- ternity; Chancellor of Exchequer. Delta Theta Phi; islue Key Fraternity; Secretary and Treas- urer of Blue Key. 1950; Member of Tennessee Bar. H. Neil Osborne Big Stone Cap, Va. A.B.. King College; Treasurer. Freshman Law Class. 19IS-49; Vice-President. Senior Law Class. 1950; Student Council Member. 1949-50; Phi Al- pha Delta Fraternity; Justice. Phi Alpha Delta; Member of Tennessee Bar. Fourth Row: John Phillip Reed Lebanon, Tenn. Pre-law, Cumberland Uniyersity; Student Council Member. 1950; Choir; Alpha Psi Omega; Phi Al- pha Delta Fraternity; Clerk. Phi Alpha Delta; Memlier of Tennessee Bar. Robert Triplett Cranston, R. I. pre-law. University of Massachusetts; Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity. John L. Wilson Frazer, Ky. B.S., University of Kentucky; Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity; Vice- Justice. Phi Alpha Delta. SENIORS SCHOOL OF LAW DECEMBER, 1950 76 l HHBkJ First Row: Andrew J. Anderson .... Harrisonville, Mo. R.S.. .MiHSoui-i University: chaplain. .Senior Law I ' la.s. ' i. I!i30-51: Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity: T|-ea.sui-ei-. Phi . lpha Delta. M. Jack Beasley, Jr Birmingham, Ala. Pre-law. Bii-inin,s:hain .Southern College: Ser- seant-at-. im.s, Senior Law Class. 1950-51; Phi . lpha Delta Fraternity. Chari.es C. Butts Dover, Tenn. Pre-law. Cumberland Univer.sity: President. Freshntan Law Cla.ss. 194S-50: Phi . lijha Delta Fraternity; Vice-Ju.-itice, Phi Alpha Delta; Little Theatre Guild. Charles Clements, Jr Lafayette, Ga. Pre-law. Stetson I ' niversity; Delta Theta Phi Fraternity: Debate Club. Second Row: Dan- Jack Combs Pikeville, Ky. Pre-law. Pikeville College; Collegian Reporter; Cla.ss Reporter. Senior Law Class. 1950-51: Phi .Alpha Delta Fiaternity; Justice. Phi .Alpha Delta; Blue Key Fraternity. James W. Fletcher Paducah, Ky. Pre-law. Murray State College; Student Bodv Treasurer. 1949-50; Vice-Pi-esident. Junior Law Class. 1949-50; Delta Theta Phi Fraternity. Robert W. Harrison, Jr Folkston, Ga. Pre-law. Glenville State College; Member Student Council. 1949-50; Vice-President. Senior Law Cla.ss. 1950-51; Delta Theta Phi Fraternity: Dean. Delta Theta Phi: Member of Georgia Bar. Harvey H. Hutchins Jackson, Miss. Pre-law, University of Mississippi: Debate Club. Third Row: Robert Lee JoHNSO.v. . . .Gainesboro,Tenn. Pre-law. Tenne.ssee Tech: Class Reporter. Senior Law Cla.ss, 1950-51; C ' ' Club. 1950; Phi .Alpha Delta Fraternity; Blue Key Fraternity. Edwin Ledbetter Savannah, Tenn. Pre-law. Cumberland University; Public Speech Club; President, Puliiic Speech Club. 1947; Cum- berland University Hall of Fame. 1948: President, Senior Law Class; Vice-President. Student Bodv. 1950-51; Blue Key Fraternity; Vice-President, Blue Key. 1950-51. Robert D. Mahan Fairfax, Okla. H..A.. Colorado College; Newman Club; President. Newman Club; Phi .Alpha Delta Fraternity; Jus- tice. Phi .Alpha Delta. Melvin Maynard, Jr Clarksville, Tenn. Pre-law. .Austin Peay state College; B.S.U. ; Mem- ber Student Council. 1950-51; Delta Theta Phi Fraternity: Baliff. Delta Theta Phi. Fourth Row: Harris E. Platt State Line, Miss. Pre-law. Mississippi Southern College. Samuel R. Raulston Jasper, Tenn. Pre-law. University of Chattanooga: Phi .Alpha Delta Fraternity. Ja.mes W. Riley Lebanon, Tenn. Pre-law. Cumberland University. Philip Sadler Old Hickory, Tenn. Pre-law, Cumberland University; Secretary, Sen- ior Law Class. 1950-51; Delta Theta Phi Frater- nity; Master of Ritual. Delta Theta Phi; Blue Key Fraternity. Fifth Row- Robert B. Smith Selmer, Tenn. Pre-law. Bethel College; Phi .Alpha Delta Frater- nity: Marshall. Phi .Alpha Delta; Blue Key Fra- ternity. Robert Carlton Stubbs. .Port Arthur, Tex. Pre-la v, Cumberland i;niversitj-; I.R.C: Public Speech Club; Vice-President. Public Speech Club. 1947-4S: Lambda Chi -Alpha Fraternity; Secre- tary. Lamlida Chi .Alpha: ilember Student Coun- cil. 1946-47-48: Ass ' t. Editor Collegian. 1950-51: Little Theatre Guild: Secretary. Junior Law Class. 1949-50; Treasurer. Senior Law Cla.ss. 1950-51; Blue Key Fraternity: President, Blue Key; .Alpha Psi Omega; Phi .Alpha Delta Fraternity. SENIORS SCHOOL OF LAW JUNE, 1951 77 u toa apnd arapi of 51 LEBANON WOOLEN MILLS MAKERS OF ALL WOOL QUALITY BLANKETS Lebanon, Tenn. 40 Worth St., New York p ODGERr BROS. SUPER MARKET LEBANON, TENNESSEE Phone 720 A Place To Park While You Trade T. L. RODGERS J. H. RODGERS W. H. RODGERS Owners GROCERIES VEGETABLES FRESH MEATS PERFECTION ICE CREAM PERFECTION ICE ICE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE LEBANON, TENNESSEE Phone 453 Phone 100 SHANNON ' S DRUG STORE For a Long Time Cumberland ' s Favorite Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY— FOUNTAIN SERVICE Phone 180 Prompt Delivery Phone 345 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS SMITH ' S APPLIANCE STORE 107 N. Cumberland St. GRAY-SEAL PAINTS Norge Appliances Youngs+own Kitchens Zenith Radio and Television COMPLIMENTS OF PRINCESS AND CAPITOL THEATRES PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS COMPANY PITTSBURGH PAINTS GENERAL HARDWARE ■ COMPLIMENTS ■ COMPLIMENTS OF OF LEA ' S MARKET ■ LEA ' S BUTANE GAS E. Main St. ■ COMPANY PADGETT MOTOR CO. Your Ford Dealer Phone 7N I I West Main St. COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNSON ' S Farm Dairy BANDY TAILORING CO. Tailor Made Clothes By S. H. Churchill Phone 120 LEBANON, TENNESSEE BAIRD COOKSEY BROS. HDW. COMPANY Everything h Hardware LEBANON, TENNESSEE Phone 144 LEBANON DRUG CO. ' If You Don ' t Know Drugs — Know Your Druggist • PRESCRIPTIONS • CANDIES • COSMETICS • DRUG SUNDRIES Phone 1 125 Lebanon, Tenn. DONNELL MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER— PLYMOUTH John Deere Farm Equipment SALES SERVICE SAM BRADSHAW ERNEST JACKSON BRADSHAW DRUG STORE Dependable Drugs • PRESCRIPTIONS • SHEAFFER PEN AND PENCIL • WHITMAN ' S CANDIES • FOUNTAIN SERVICE Phone 46 Phone 47 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS COMPLIMENTS OF THE LEBANON DEMOCRAT NEW ORLEANS BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY ' 3 V  f « • ' V . tl «li ' Eastland Apartments, Dedicated December 21, 1950 The Seminary now has 186 student apartments STANDARD DEGREES OFFERED B.D., Th.M., and Th.D. in Theology B.R.E. and M.R.E. in Religious Education and Music ROLAND Q. LEAVELL, Th.D., D.D. President I 220 Washington Ave. New Orleans I 3j La. COMPLIMENTS OF DICK LAWLOR Your Insurance Man VIRGINIA GOLLADAY LAWLOR ■32 Public Square — Lebanon McCLAIN-SMITH CO. The College Store • Varsity Town Clothes Florsheim Shoes — Dobbs Hats Arrow Shirts COMPLIMENTS OF ESKEW ' S GROCERY W. Main St. WILSON COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY Distributors BUICK CHEVROLET COMPLIMENTS OF LEBANON LIMESTONE COMPANY Your Local Quarry Public Square Lebanon SEAT ' S STUDIO Pictures that Please KODAKS — GREETING CARDS PICTURE FRAMES PHOTO FINISHING MODERN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 319 E. Main Phone 1080 Drink i In Bottles W 1 V n ■i 9 H M THIS BOOK D E S I G n E D A n D P R I n T E D BX L OtMSim p R I n T I n c m p A n y n A s H V I LLE Si M