Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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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

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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 .

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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