Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

} Dk 1953 Plioenl of CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW LEBANON, TENNESSEE Boone Hall Gymnasium - ■ - . ' AV ;.- .i « rf ' ' Entrance to Campus u lewd OF CUMBERLAND , :■■•■.;•.■; 1?. 1 2. ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' 1, .-■-. ' jl h — L tlL ' Administration Building view 6 OF CUMBERLAND Girls ' Dorniitorv Carruthers Hall oD e cli c a llo n , , , TO SARAH HARBISON Law Librarian LL.B. Cuinbcrlnnd Uni cisity We, the stutk ' iils of Ciuiulirrhiiul I ni iisit liuiulily cU ' dicatc this, the 11)3j PiioKNix to Miss Sara Hardisdu o lor the past thirty years has represented 1(1 the studiMils the his h ideals ol this our Ahua Mater. For this we are cratelul. I redident S am (13. L ilreatn LL.B. Cumberland Uni ersitv President of the Unixcrsity. author of History of a Law Suit, Delegate to the Constitutional Convention, and widely known as an adept after dinner speaker. CI c u it u unci . dminlstrutlo n rsL) e a n r t It u r l U e e k 5 School of Law A. A. Howard Clollcoc, LL.B. Univ. Alabama. LL.M. Duke Univ. This Christian gentleman has been with the School of Law for these past six years. During his tenure here at the law school he also showed great interest in the College of Arts and Sciences. He has done all w ithin his power to keep up the high standards of Cumberland Law School. 10 acu it BERNERD B. BAILEY Professor of Law A.B. Ouachita Collcirc; A.M Uni rrsity of CUiicago; J.D University Chicago. OTIS J. BOU WSMA Associate Professor of Law A.B. Calvin College; M.A. Kalamazoo College; J.D. Em- ory University; LL.M. Duke University. RICHARD J. DEMEREE Assistant Professor of Law Ph.B. University Chicago LL.B. University Alabama. an d Administration . . . I.MOGENE BRADLEY MRS. H. H. BRADSHAU BERMK HALEY FRANCES MILLER 12 s. enio rA Seated: Peebles. Lockeit. Adams. Standing: McKinney, Hughely OFFICERS WILLIAM B. LOCKERT President J. MAC PEEBLES Vice-President H. C. ADAMS Secretary W. McKINNEY Treasurer C. HUGHELY Representative 14 DRAKE BINGHAM AHA, OK I. A. l ' iii iTsitv ()kl;ih iiii:i : I ' hi Alpha Delta. LOUISE BINGHAM ADA, OK I. A. A.B.N.W. St. CoUfRc; Lcsal Honor Society; Dames Club; Cum Laude. TYLER C. BOURNE GUTHRIE, KY. Vanderbilt Universitv; Delta Theta Phi. ' DONALD L. BRIGGS liROOKI.YX, X. Y. Tri State College; Delta Theta Phi; Blue Key. ALVIN M. BRANDT XASHVILLE, TE.XX. ' andcrbilt Uni ' ersity; Edi- tor (. ' olleginn ' 51 ; Phi .Mpha Delta. WILLIAM L. COLEMAN TRKNTOX, TKXX. Union Univer.sitv: Y.D.C. 15 s. en lord KKNNETH G. FINK, JR. NF.W ORLHANS, I A. Loyola University: Phi Al- pha Drlta: Blur Key. T. T. fi.shp:r JEFFERSON CITY, MO. Westminster CoUetje: Delta Theta Phi: Y.D.C. RALPH G. LAWERENCE NASHVILLE, TENN. anderbilt University: Presi- dent December Graduating Class: Phi Alpha Delta; Blue Kev. EL GENE v. .MILLER ENID, OKLA. Phillips University: Phi .-M- pha Delta: Blue Key: Square and Compass. RUDOLPH J. MURENSKY HARTLEY, W. VA. Cumberland University: Del- ta Theta Phi: Blue Kev. EARL G. MURPHY CLEVELAND, TENN. Carnegie Tech: Phi .-Mpha Delta: Blue Key: Legal Hon- or Society: Cum Laude. 16 CLAUDE E. ROAT SHORTSVIl.I.K, N. Y. Cumberland L niscrsitv: Del- ta Thcta Phi. JOHN H. SMITH LIVINGSTON ' , TENN . Tennessee Polytechnic Insti- tute; Delta heta Phi. PAUL W. SORRICK, JR. CHATTANOOGA, TENX. Tennessee Temple College: Phi Kappa Alpha. KENNETH C. SPELL WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS Cumberland University: Phi Alpha Delta; Blue Key. ALFRED A. ADAMS LEBANON, TENN. C u m 1) (■ r 1 a nd l ' ni ersit% ' Y.R.C. H. CLAYTON ADAMS BETHPAGE, TENN. Cumberland University: Del- ta ' I ' heta Phi: Blue Key: Legal Honor Societv: Phoe- nix Staff; Who ' s Vho 52. 17 s. e mo r6 JOHN S. BATES NKW M AURlIi, MISS. l ' iH (rsity of Tennessee: Del- la Thcta Phi. WALLACE M. BOLDIXG JOHNSON CITY, TENN. Unisersity of Tennessee: East Tennessee State: Phi .Mpha Delta: Square and Clonipass: Collegian Staff. JOHN E. COOKSEY S. PITTSBURG. TENN. Cumberland University: Del- ta Theta Phi: Phoenix Staff . ROBERT NL FASSLER MILWAUKEE, WISC. Milwaukee School of Ens;i- neerinsi: Phi .Mpha Delta. MELVIN HANDELMAN MARLIN, TEXAS Baylor University: Univer- sity of Missouri: Speech Con- test Winner: Legal Honor Society: Square and Com- pass: Who ' s Who 53: Editor Phoenix 52. GROOMS C. HERRON GREENFIELD. TENN. Martin College: Phi .Mpha Delta: Square and Compass: Legal Honor Society: Blue Key. 18 CHARLES W. HUGHELY MKMI ' HIS. TKW. I nl (isit ' of rciinisscc: Del- ta riitta IMii; Student Bar Association. DAN T. INGRAM, JR. LEBANON, TENN. Vanderbilt University: Phi Alpha Delta. DAVID A. LASSITER GALLATIN, TENN. WILLIAM B. LOCKERT ASHLAND CITY, TENN. Cumberland University: Del- ta Theta Phi; Blue Key. MARVIN P. MARSHALL SHELBYVILLE, TENN. Cumberland U n i v e r s i ty: President Student Bar Asso- ciation: Phi . lpha Delta; Blue Kvy: (. ' ollegian Staff. JOE MAURICE McBRIEN CHATTANOOGA, TENN. University of Tennes- see; M.T.S.C.; Cumberland University; Blue Key. 19 s. en lord CARL VV. McKINNEY HOUSTON, MO. S.W. Missouri State-: Delta I ' hcta Phi: Square and Com- pass: Y.R.C. JACK Q. NEAL GRAHAM, TEXAS Weatherford College; Phi Alpha Delta: Blue Key; Square and Compass. GUILFORD L. OGILVIE THOMPSON STATION. TENN. Universitv of Tennessee: Phi Alpha Delta: Y.R.C. J. MAC PEEBLES NASHVILLE, TENN. ' anderbilt University: Phi Alpha Delta: Blue Key: Stu- dent Bar .Association. JACK L. RICHARDSON LOUISVILLE, KV. L ' ni ersity of Kentucky. DANIEL E. SEAY LEBANON, TENN. ' anderbilt L ' niversity: Detla Theta Phi: Blue Key: Square and Compass. 20 ROBERT M. TILLER LONDON, KY. L ' ni (isitv of KcntiK k : I ' lii Alpha Delta; Blue Key: Col- It ' ginn Stall. CHARLES H. WALKER PKTKRS LANDING, TENN. West Tcnn. State College: Phi Alpha Delta. NOT PICTURED TALTON A. TURNER HUMBOLHT, TENN. Martin Collesr: Delta Theta Phi; Mr. Ground Hog 53. La Wate,. On old Lebanon ' s western border Reaied against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go by. Forward e -ei ' be vr wateliw ord, Clonquer and prexail; Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, C ' .umbei ' land, all hail! Cnieiished In th sons and dauuhters, Sweetei ' nienioi ies ihronu Around oui ' hearts, oui . lnia Mater, As we sinu this soni;. 21 HARR W. BEARD WATI ' .RTOWN, TENN. Davton Unixcrsity; Delta Thrta Phi: Y.D.C: CoUei-ian Stafl ; Phokmx StafV. BENEDICT B. CERVEN WHITING, INDIANA Cumberland University; Phi Alpha Delta. JAMES H. CHAMBERLAIN LA FAYETTE, TENN. Da id Lipscomb; Western Kentucky; Delta Theta Phi; Blue Key; Who ' s Who; Phoenix, Business Manager; Collegian Staff. MRS. WILLIAM A. FALLEAF LEBANON, TENN. A.B. Central State College; Legal Honor Society. WILLIAM E. FOLKNER CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Uni ersity of Chattanooga; Phi . lpha Delta; Square and Compass. BILLY J. GOODRICH HUMBOLDT, TENN. Martin Junior College; Di-lta Theta Phi; Blue Key; Phoe- NIX — Sports Editor; Student Bar -Association. 23 uniord BILLY B. GUTHRIE CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Cumberland Unixcrsity: Del- ta Thcta Phi: Blue Key: Phoenix Staff: Student Bar Association. JACK HANNA DETROIT, MICH. Uni ersity of Tennessee: Del- ta Theta Phi: Phoenix Staff. HARRY B. HOWARD. JR. DOVER, TENN. Murray State: Cumberland L ' niversity: Phi Alpha Delta: Collegian Staff: Athletic Di- rector: Square and Compass. PERRY H. JOHNSON LEBANON, TENN. Cumberland Uni ersity: Phi .Mpha Delta. JOSEPH A. LUGHES PERTH AM BOY, N. J. Uni ersity of Tennessee: Del- ta Theta Phi: Student Bar -Association: Phoenix — .As- sociate Editor. CLARENCE D. POTTER WATAUGA, TEN.N. East Tennessee State Col- leiie: L ' niversity of Tennes- see: Phi Alpha Delta. 24 WILBUR R. SEABROOK ST. I ' l-.TI-.RSHURC;, Kl.A. CUimbcrland University; Phi Alpha Drlta; Square and Compass; Legal Honor So- ciety; Phoenix Stafi . WILLIAM J. A. SMITH CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Georgetown University; Uni- ersity of Chattanooga; Edi- tor-in-Chief 53 Phoenix: Phi Alpha Delta; Collegian Staff; Chairman Ambassadors Ball. WARREN W. TAYLOR FAIRBA.NKS, ALASK.V University of Alaska: Univer- sity of Washington; Phi Al- pha Delta; Blue Key; Colle- gmn Staff, Photo Editor; President, Sunday School Class; Student Bar Associa- tion. JAMES R. THOMPSON FAYETTEVILLE, TENN. Cumberland University; Del- ta Theta Phi; Blue Key. FRED. I. WOMACK FAYETTEVILLE, TENN. Cumberland University; Blue Key; Delta Thet a Phi. NOT PICTURED T. WOMACK OLD HICKORY, TE.NN. E. WESTLAKE NESHOBA, MISS. H. BOYD COOKEVILI.E, TENN. H. MASSEY BLUEFIEI.D, W. VA. H. WADDELL CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISS. R. CRUSE RAPID CITY, S. DAKOTA 25 Credit reSnmen ■ ' 1 i Front Row: Martin, Cox. Standing: Casey, Williams. Lughes OFFICERS JOHN WILLIAMS President JOHN CASEY Vice-President JAMES MARTIN Secretary TOY COX Treasur JOE LUGHES Representative 26 PAUL W . BASTIEN STEVKNSON, MICH. Braincrd Jr. College; Phi Alpha Delta; Phoenix Staff. JOHN ALLEN CASEY POPLAR BLUFF, MO. . .E. Oklahoma A M; Delta Theta Phi. TYRUS H. COBB FAYETTEVII.I.E, TEXX. A.B. Middle Tennessee State College: Delta Theta Phi; Collegian Staff. TOY L. COX DUNCAN, S. C. Phi Alpha Delta: Phoenix Staff; Collegian Staff. PHILLIP S. IHA HONOLULU, T. H. A.B. Houghton College: Phi Alpha Delta: Editor of Col- legian; Phoexix Staff. CHARLES H. McARTHEY ESCAXABA, MICH. Wisconsin State: Phi Alpha Detla; Collegian Staff: Phoe- nix Staff: Chairman U.N. Committee. 27 Credit men SVDNKV J. MASON SIOUX CITY, IOWA Morninusidc College; Phi Alpha Delta. RALPH E. POGUE OATTMAN, MISS. Woodsidf Jr. College: Phi . lpha Delta: Collegian Staff: Phoenix Staff. JEROME SHAW CLARKSDALE, MISS. University of Mississippi; Phi .• lpha Delta: Square Com- pass Club; Collegian Staff. LIDA B. SHAW CLARKSDALE, MISS. . .B. Bren-iu College: Phoe- nix Staff: Dames Club: Legal Honor Society. JOHN L. WILLLAMS HUNTINGDON, TENN. Bethel College: Phi . lph.i Delta: Y.R.C. President: Collegian Staff. NOT PICTURED THURNLXN .M. ELDRIDGE STATE ROAD, N. C. NORALAX ROSKOS SHARON, TENN. Theil College: Delta Theta Phi. GAYLOR A. WICKER CAMPBELL, MO. University of Missouri: Phi Alpha Delta. 28 o. 9 ctnizci Liond tio DELTA THETA PHI BLUE KEY PHI ALPHA DELTA LEGAL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT BAR ASSOCIIATION CAMPUS LEADERS DAMES CLUB YOUNG REPUBLICANS YOUNG DEMOCRAIS SQUARE COMPASS 29 cJLeaal J onor S ociet 9 Clayton Adams Louise Bingham Mrs. William Falleaf Melvin Handelman Grooms Herron Wilbur Seabrook LiDA Shaw Richard J. Demeree, Faculty Adviser The legal Honor Society is composed of those students who have maintained a B ' ' average for three out of four of their quar- ters in law school and are selected bv members of the Law School faculty. 30 wl: wl IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES JAMES H. CHAMBERLAIN MELVIN R. HANDLEMAN MARVIN P. MARSHALL JAMES H. CHAMBERLAIN MELVIN R. HANDLEMAN MARVIN P. MARSHALL 31 Seated: Marshall, Peebles. Standing; Taylor, Hughely, Goodrich, Lughes, Guthrie student (Is3ar . ssociatlo n OFFICERS MARVIN MARSHALL President MAC PEEBLE.S Vice-President BILLY GOODRICH Secretary BILL TAYLOR Treasurer CLASS REPRESENTATI ES Joe Lughes Billy Guthrie Charles Huchley The Student Bar Association was formerly known as the Student Council. This board meets to oxercome any difficulties which arise concernintr the stu- dents. The Student Bar holds all elections for class officers and appoints the heads of the various publications and intramurals. 32 OFFICERS Bktty Folk.nf.r Prendent Rita Bates Vice-President BoBBYE Shinx Vice-President Ruth Iha Reporter Mrs. Berncrd Bailey John Bates Harry Beard Drake Bingham Marlin Bixler Tyler Bourne Otis Bouwsma Don Briggs Bill Coleman T. Eldridge T. Fisher MEMBERS William Folkner Sam Gilreath Grooms Herron Charles Hughley Phillip Iha Perry Johnson C. McKinney Howard Massey Marvin Marshall Gene Miller Earl Murphy Jack Neal Gil Ogilvie Claude Roat Jerome Shaw Garland Shinn John Smith Paul Sorrick Arthur Weeks Edward Westlake Gaylon Wicker John Williams The Dames club is composed of the wives of the students and facuky mem- bers. Its purpose is to promote a friendly relationship among; the students and their families. The club meets monthly in the student lounsfe. They All Showed Up Iha, Bates, Folkner, Shinn 33 L„x- , Ti S l is. W .4v m i ■1! . 34 Pki LLa Ibeh a OFFICKRS JACK NEAL Justice ROBERT FASSLER Vire-Justice WILBUR SEABR( )( )K cig k WILLIAM FOLKNER Treasurer CHARLES WALKER Mnrshnl The local chapter of Phi Alpha Delta was chartered with the chapter being named the Cordell Mull chapter in honor of one of Cumberlands most be- lo ed oraduates. First Row: Paul Bastain, Drake Bing- ham, Wallace Bolding. Al in Brandt, Benedict Clerxen. Second Row: Toy Co x, Bob Fassler, Kenneth Fink. Bill Folkner, Chic Howard. Third Row: Grooms Herron, Phillip Iha, Dan Ingram, Perry Johnson, Ralph Lawerence. Fourth Row: Sidney Mason, Marvin Marshall, Charles McArthy, Gene Miller, Earl Murphy. Fifth Row: jack Neal, Gil Ogilvie. Mac Peebles, Ralph Pogue, Clarence Potter. Sixth Row: Willie Seabiook. Jerome Shaw, P ill Smith. Kenneth Spell, i5ill Taylor. Seventh Row: Bob Tillei ' . Chailrs Walker, John Williams. Seated: Neal, Fassler Standing: Walker, Seabrook, Folkner wm 35 OFFICERS CHAMBERLAIN ' Dean SMITH Vice-Dean GUTHRIE Tribune BEARD Master of Roll ADAMS Master of Ritual GOODRICH Clerk of Exchequer LUGHES Bailiff The local chapter of Delta Theta Phi was chartered and named the Green Senate in honor of Judge Gralton Green, former member of the Supreme Court and one time Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Tennessee, and Professor of Law at C-umberland University, of which he was a graduate. First Row: Clayton Adams, John Bates, Harry Beard. Tyler Bourne. Second Row: Don Briggs, John Casey, Ty Cobb, John Cooksey. Third Row: T. Fisher, Billy Good- rich, Billy Guthrie. Jack Hanna. Fourth Row: Charles Hughley, Wil- liam Lockert, Joe Lughes, Wink Mc- Kinney. Fifth Row: Rudolph Murensky. Claude Roat, Dan Seay, John Smith. Sixth Row: Jim Thompson, Fred Womack. Left to Right: Lughes, Adams. Guthrie, Chamberlain Goodrich, Beard 37 38 ( lu e y e f OFFICERS J. C;K XEAL President JAMES THOMPSON Vice-President J. mac; PEEBLES Recording Secretary BILLY GUTHRIE Corresponding Secretary DAMEL SEAY Treasurer First Row: Clayton Adams, Don BriosTS, James C hambcrlain, Billy Goodrich. Second Row: Billy Guthrie, Kenneth Fink, Grooms Herron, Perry John- son. Third Row: Ralph Lawerence. Wil- liam Lockert, Marvin Marshall, Jos- eph McBrien. Fourth Row: Gene Miller, Rudolph Murensky. Earl Muipliy. Jaek Neal. Fifth Row: Mac Peeliles. Dan Seay, Paul Soil ick. Kenneth S|jell. Sixth RoM : WairiMi I aylnr. |iiiiiii Thompson, Ik)b ' l iller,Fred W ' omaek. Seated: Neal Thompson Standing: Peebles. Guthrie 39 Standing Seated: Hanna. Lughes. Beard. Guthrie Neal. Cox, Goodrich, Adams. Chamberlain, Lassiter Ujouna cJDemocrat ( lub MEMBERS CLAYTON ADAMS BILLY GOODRICH HARRY BEARD BILLY GUTHRIE JIM CHAMBERLAIN JACK HANNA TOY COX DA TD LASSITER JACK NEAL 40 MKMBKRS PAUL BASTAIN MARLIX BIXLER BEX CER EX BILL FOLKNER CHARLES HUGHELY BOB TILLER chic: HOWARD HOWARD MASSE Y WIXK M( KIXXEY CLARENCE POTTER BILL SMITH Ujouna iKepubllcan L iub Seated: McKinney, Williams. Bixler. Tiller Standing: Bastain, Cervin. Smith. Potter. Hughely. Howard. Folkner 41 auare unci ( ompa33 OFFICERS BOLDIXG President HAXDELMAX Vice-President SEAY Secretary-Treasurer MKMBFRS First Row: Grooms Hcrron Gtne Miller Third Row: Wallace Bolding Harry Howard Jacl: Xeal Daniel Seay William Folkner Sf.condRow: jack Richardson Jerome Shaw Melvin Handelman Carl McKinney Wilbur Seabrook John Williams The Square and C ompass club is composed of the arious iiieinbers of the Masons here at the School of Law. Richard J. Demeree, Member and Faculty Adviser 42 Thf .stiiclciu Iciidcis this year air compiiscd of ihc heads of the inchxidual, clubs, organizations, fraternities and publications in the School of Law. tucient r eudi ers Sealed, Right lo Left: Marshall. Iha. Smith, Taylor, Fassler, McBrien. Standing: Neal. Cham- berlain. Bolding. O f 43 Cross-Exaniination Witness on Stand Attorneys ' Conference rlfloot K ourt Moot Court is among one of the more important subjects taught in connection w ith the stud of law — Moot Court is held each Monday afternoon during the school Cjuartcr and acquaints the student with formal courtroom procedure. Each senior stu- dent is required to present his case before the court and jur dur- ing his senior year. Sam B. Cilbreath, President of the Unixersity is the presiding judge. 44 f- rocii tio amaiion WHEREAS, the first Mid-South Model United Nations General Assembly will be held on the campus of Cumberland University, February 26. 27 and 28. 1953. and, WHEREAS, delesjates from numerous colleges throughout the Mid-South area will be present, and, WHEREAS, the United Nations ofTers mankind ' s last hope for the peaceful settlement of the disputes among the Nations of the world, and therefore it is to the interest of all to learn of the functions of the United Nations, and. WHEREAS, this endeavor is worthy of the support of e -ery civic minded citizen of Lebanon and our town is honored by being the scene of this pioneer meeting, NOW THEREFORE, I WILLIAM D. BAIRD, Mayor of Lebanon. Ten- nessee, do hereby designate Friday, February 27, 1953, as UNITED NA- TIONS DAY in Lebanon, Tennessee, and urge the full cooperation of e ery citizen of our city as host to the visiting guests in assuring the success of this meeting. WITNESS MY HAND AND THE OFFICIAL SEAL OF THE C T OF LEBANON. TENNESSEE, on this. February 17. 1953. Wm. D. Baird. Mavor of Lebanon. 45 7 IPffi Sm Kll I W. and W«. Luroununoa for 1953 Louene Falleaf John Earl Cooksey Each year thr student body selects a student to be Mr. Groundhog, however this year the students de- cided that somethins: new should be added and thus we haxc not one but two this year. The 1953 Phoenix is pro ud to display our new dia:nitaries. 52 he rJLawuer J f- rai rauer When I defend a client, May I give it all I can. Or prosecute with firm belief The enemies to man. May I be a friend to those around me, And all I find afar. May I ever be respected By my brothers at the bar. Let duty be my calling, And honor be my creed. Let me help alike the wealthy And those I find in need. When fees and bread concern me, May I somehow not despair; And no matter what the circumstances May I never be unfair. When twilight comes upon me May I know my hands are clean, Free of all of the corruption And the e il I have seen. May my record mirror diligence. And the good things that I saw. When I seek mercy and not justice From the Architect of Law. Melvin H. ndklm. n 53 WILLIAM J. A. SMITH Editor-in-Chief JAMES CHAMBERLAIN Businea Manager Jne 1953 J- ' noenlx STAFF SMITH Editor-in-Chief CHAMBERLAIN Business Manager GOODRICH Sports Editor TAYLOR Photographic Editor LUGHES Associate Editor STAFF ADVISOR SPONSOR Melvin Handelman DR. B. B. Bailey STAFF Phillip Iha John Cooksey Jack Hanna Ralph Pogue Paul Bastain Harry Beard Lida Shaw Willie Scabrook Clayton Adams Fred Womack Charles McArthey The College Annual received its name from the legendary bird called the Phoenix. Like the Phoenix. Cumberland sas completely devoured by fire, but arose from the ashes to cany on. 54 PHILLIP IHA Editor-in-Chief TOY CX)X Business Manager ne ( olleaian STAFF Editor in Chief Iha Associate Editor McArthey Associate Editor Pogue Business Manager Cox Advisor Dr. Bailey REPORTERS Student Bar Association Marshall r, ' . V . Sunday School Class Taylor Phoenix Smith Blue Key Tiller PAD Shaw Sports Howard DTP Chamberlain ' Legal Honor Society Adams Dames Club Ruth Iha YDC Beard YRC VlLLIAMS Newman Club McBrien Square and Compass Boi.ding Chapel Programs C ' obb The C. ' ollci iati is puhlislu ' d b ' the stuclciits ol C ' .imiiii ' i land Law ScinKil and is a monthly bulk-tin of what has been happening on the canii)us betw ocn pub- lications. Thr CU llci ian keeps the students abreast of all Cumberland news and each moiitli piesents an editoiial In the Picsider.i and the l)can ol the L ' ni ersit -. 55 ALL AMERICAN BOY  W THERE ENOUGh Ba i li 1 Id k ■ . 7 V[7j 3ieM Below: Compliments of tlu f ri( iids of Martha. Bottom: The Eyes of Texas. Below: The working man ' s friend. Botloni: lor .Ml.. ' . ' . ' . . ' 58 The long and ihc shorl Oscars of llu- Waldorf Simar, Hon, and Baby (. Day Afternoon Tea What did I make Loan nit Ten till the 1st. I ' m sorry no class today Reasonably prudcni s(iid( lU Sec Shf|)h:irtls for this tide In I en ra.sy lessons Kau ' liiiK li() )t;ic Wooi ic Am Help yourself lo ihc iiioonpics All riijlil kids hrtak it up, 1 he b.iH and thr l) autiful Aluiiiiii CLAlDi: ROATi: Each year the facultyy chooses the men most likely to be the reasonably pru- dent men in their respec- R, easona biu f- rudent i If I en ti e class. This is one of the most coveted honors which the School of Law can con- fer upon its students. KARL Ml RPHY COMPLIMENTS OF LEBflnon uiooLEn itiills Makers of Fine Woolen Blankets Mill: Lebanon, Tenn. Sales Office: 40 Worth St., New York, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF RODGERS BROS. Wholesale Retail Grocers The place with parking convenience LEBANON, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF JASPER-QUICK MOTOR CO. LEBANON, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF SHANNON ' S DRUG STORE Prescriptions a specialty COMPLIMENTS OF S. N. COOK HARDWARE COMPANY LEBANON, TENNESSEE Eest Wisk ei CAPITOL and PRINCESS THEATERS LEBANON, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF BAIRD COOKSEY HARDWARE LEBANON, TENNESSEE MAPLE HILL COURT GOOD FOOD Catering +o Parties Phone 9152 MODERN LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS LEBANON, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF STATE BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION LEBANON, TENNESSEE WEST SIDE COFFEE SHOP LEBANON, TENNESSEE SEAT ' S STUDIO LEBANON, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF COMMERCE UNION BANK Member F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve S ystem COMPLIMENTS OF AUTO PARTS and SERVICE COMPANY Phone 504-505 Soulh College Gay BEST WISHES FROM ROBERTS COAL COMPANY LEBANON, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF WILSON COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY LEBANON, TENNESSEE THE TASTY SHOP LEBANON, TENNESSEE WEST SIDE BARBER SHOP LEBANON, TENNESSEE DICK LAWLOR Your Insurance Man LEBANON, TENNESSEE BRADSHAW DRUG STORE LEBANON, TENNESSEE PERFECTIOn ICE CREAM. ICE. MILK Grade A Pasteurized Milk LEBANON, TENNESSEE HENDERSON ' S FLOWER SHOP Phone 1047-J 2 I 2 W. Main St. Lebanon. Tenn. HATCHER ' S RADIO SERVICE LEBANON TENN. COMPLIMENTS OF DONNELL MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH LEBANON, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF The LEBANON DEMOCRAT PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS COMPLIMENTS OF McCLAIN-SMITH MEN ' S-READY-TO-WEAR LEBANON, TENNESSEE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS KEATTS-McDOWELL MOTOR CO. CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE 213 W. Main St. Phone 511 1051 LEBANON, TENN. OLD ' S Complete Family Ouffitters Nationally Adveriised Brands COMPLIMENTS OF BILL ROSE TEXACO PRODUCTS LEBANON, TENNESSEE MiAEGDS A Good Store in a Good Town LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHINGS Phone 253 DRAPER DARWIN STORES 45 BUSY STORES IN TENNESSEE. KENTUCKY AND ALABAMA Phone I 16 FARM DAIRY MILK AND ICE CREAM Stop at our Dairy Bar for a Delicious MILK SHAKE LEBANON, TENNESSEE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS JOE REEDER Shell Service Staflon W. Main LEBANON, TENNESSEE THE 1953 PHOENIX WAS DESIGNED AND PRINTED BY BENSON PRINTING COMPANY NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE