Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1974 volume:

t I l HOENIX i THE 1974 PHOENIX CUMBERLAND COLLEGE Lebanon, Tennessee Volume I page 1 ' J ' ' Biology is closed . . . a i Z I pre-registered! ?? page 2 page 3 page 4 page 5 ' -mm Sometimes I feel so alone. I wonder if you are forever gone. Maybe it is silly of me to think That our lives will no longer link. Not to be able to explore life ' s ways By being together throughout our days. I wonder if you ' II always want me . . And if not, what would life be? Be Yourself .. ' ' 1 ll« 9 .. ' j:i: AkZ J MI j H page VERY SOFTLY It ' s very pleasant out here, away and together. Yeah, it ' s a little cool though. Do you wont my jacket? Well . . . will you be warm enough? I know I will. Do you wanna hold hands? Sure, if you do. Oh. I ' ll think about it. Boy, they sure are warm. — Hey! Oh, what? I ' m sorry. You didn ' t hear me; what are you thinking about? I — I guess you . . . and me, and how wonderful it is to be with each other. Do you really mean that? Yes, please believe me. I do! I dol You know, I think I feel the same, but I can ' t explain it. Well, don ' t try to, I understand. No, No, I want to; You make me feel warm and secure. I like to laugh with you, and watch the tears run down your face . . . You ' ve got a funny nose. Gee, thanks, yours isn ' t perfect you know. So, you see, that ' s something we ' ve got in common. Boy, for a guy who ' s romantic, you sure aren ' t romantic. Well, dummy I was just kidding. Yeah, I like for you to do that, it ' s fun. I like for you to hold me, and touch me. Do you think we were made for each other? Maybe, in a sense. We were made for people like ourse lves. And I ' m glad I found you, I need you. Did you ever jump in a big bunch of leaves when you were little? Yeah, that was fun. Let go of my hand now. Why? I want to tell you something. What is it? Shhh. Come close to me . . . I love you. You and I are beautiful. I want you very much, and I offer to you all of me. I accept your love with much happiness, and in return I give to you my love. Thank you. Hush! Don ' t thank me for my love. Let ' s appreciate it and cherish it. Are you still cold? No, no, not at all . . . let ' s go home. Sure we will. Mark Walling page 9 x . t ' ; i , 4 •W ' You. Look at you. A most beautiful creation of God. Unlike the cat, who can ' t wear a different dress Monday thru Friday, You are the most complex of all animals. Yet in some ways like the cat, you are mysterious, playful and affectionate. What are you thinking? Your face is so empty and somehow very attractive . . . What makes you tick? You are liberated. You abhor being a sexual object, and adore being a romantic object. You, all of you, are capable of so much love; And though at those very low times you question our understanding . . . We do. There are often times for closeness. Turn us over, gently — and love us. Because, you see, we all have needs. You hold us firmly with your little arms, and comfort even the most mighty of our kind. You see beauty in a field of buttercups, and make us aware of that beauty you find. You are soft, powerful and very tender. You bring us peace when there is battle. Stay with us now, walk by our side — please. There are fields more vast to enjoy. luL Mark Walling i- i . . . I am apart of all that I have met; Yet all experience is an arch where through Gleams that untraveled world whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move . . . Alfred, Lord Tennyson page 14 ' ril i I the flower of life blooms, spreads all the beauty it can then silently dies and fades away. page 16 -- - ■ J ■■ ' ■ ■ • j  , , J .... ' ' ! ■ ' 4 ?ff S l? .■ , ' - i|r.- . ;«. .ffe - ' .;?%- ' - . ' I .V- ■ ,. s r-:.. i .■•J % I ' . 4 1 - 4 r sports ' , From left to right, standing: Coach Ellis, Willie Hamilton, Thomas Ayers, Craig Sullivan, Willie Smith, Gary Gilley, Lee Carter, and Coach Swain. Kneeling: Manager — Phil Carter, James Britt, Ed Follins, Allen Anglea, Charley Fishback, Randy Vanatta, Manager — Harold McDonald. Bulldog Basketball ' 73 - ' 74 Eastern Division Champs Head Coach Cliff Ellis and Asst. Doyle Swain. page 20 Final game plans before the tip-off. Bulldogs Top left — Willie Hamilton lays it in for two points. Left — Craig Sullivan dribbles while under heavy pressure. Top right — Charles Anglea looks for someone to pass to. Above — Charles Fishback dribbles across half court to set up the play. page 22 n Action night — Sweet Tee Ayers gets two easy ones. 6e ow right — Wil- Hlie Smith displays good ball control in heavy traffic. Bottom left — Gory Gilley passes off to set up the score. H w vorfir 3 Craig Sullivan looks on at the action from the side. Randy Vanatta throws the boll bock while Gory Gilley, Thomas Ayers, and Willie Hamilton look page 24 _ f i ' I i«S % Ed Follrns takes a free throw. page 25 y!Mm«dM m}Mfer -ikMi h: ..,j iu,AMJ.,.- y i-mjMsmMiriMm ' Mm MU i From left to right, standing: Charlie Smith, Robbie Payne, Barry Muller, Steve Bates, David Rawlings, Craig Sullivan, Ken Hughes, Dwight Williams, Allen AngJeo, Andrew Simms. Seated: Coach Lindsey, Gary Cozort, Gory Foster, Ricky Thurston, Phillip Coe, Kim Richardson, Dave Porkerson, Randy Vanatta, Gwen Jones, Ken Whittle, Phil Carter. r . page 26 Coach David Lindsey c u B m a b s e e r b I a a I n I d Manager Phil Carter page 27 i i 1 Gary Mize and Aaron Milliken relax while playing a game of chess. Aaron is a member of the United States Chess Federation with a high rating. Sharon Bledsoe enjoys shooting skeets in her spare time. Intramurals Steve Joe Namoth ' Hurt goes back for o long pass. Jeff Horrold enjoys on afternoon of tennis. 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I aaar :,a            9 «  aaaai      m  m a     ' . t mtammammmaaattmaaatt ' aaaaaaaaaaai  aaaaaa  aa aa a  a   aa m '   a aa aaa aa  a aaaa  maaaaa a  aaaaaaaa  a aaam       am  9ma     «    a aa a : T - •  •••    •   • •••! laaaaaaaaai I a a a '   aaaa m  aaaa t m aaa aaaa a    ] mmam a  9a  a aaaaaa a  i f ..-.,- . ' ?..;.: ' MR. AND MISS CUMBERLAND is an honor bestowed on the boy and the girl who best exemplify the ideal of Cumberland. The honor is not based on academic achievement but upon the total personal, social, and academic contributions to Cumberland. Nominations for this honor are done by the Faculty with the final selection by the student body. page 37 Mr. Cumberland Steve Hurt ! page 38 Miss Cumberland Debbie Creecy page 39 4 ' • :i. 1 (f m ike Ellis -£.£LmPgeus m -- - ♦ : s w ,. ' ls Ma.- M : ODfrnntt. ' M. .y ,SSxs; 5 ?CT J} Freshman C President — Joe Fal icen Mr (Not Pictured) | Seeretary-Treasurer — Id ilHillis ' T?WW J .-ii«- ; j T ' John G. Collinsivorth Phi Theta Kappa, 4.00 average Karen Officer Basketball Sweetheart Cojurt, Phi Theta Kappa, Library ' Committee, Outstanding Sciencl Art in Student Center W Bill Agee Rotoract President, Cave Club Secretary- Treasurer, Vice President Student Council, President ' s Round Table Who ' s Who m American Junior Colleges ik. wa Charlie Smith Phi Theta Kappa, Editor of paper, Sports Information Director, Baseball, Student Council, President ' s Round Table • W JWIHlli ' Phillip Gann SNEA President, Phi Theta Kappa Vice President, • Editor of the annual. Collegian staff. President ' s Round Table, Sophomore Class President, Academic Committee, English Research award, Spanish award Charlie Fishback Pep Club, Basketball Capt. All Conference, Most Valuable Player, Leading Scorer, Leading Assist Pam Blankenship Phi Theta Kappa Secretary, Phi Beta Lambda, Pep Band WhofWho m p American % Junior Colleges Charlie Garrett Phi Theta Kappa President, President ' s Round Table, Academic Cofnmittee Debbie Creecy President ' s Round Table, Honor Council, President of Pep Club, Phi Theta Kappa Treasurer, Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship, President Girl ' s Qorm, Outstanding Young Woman of Student Council, Miss Cumberland, Class Favorite — Freshman Steve Hurt Student Council President, Phi Theta Kappa, Tennis Team, Sports Editor of the Collegian, Class Favorite — Sophomore, President ' s Round Table, Mr. Cumberland !ii - ' . I ■Mfrri n ll Basketball Sweethearts QUEEN Debbie Metcalfe Court Tippie Waller Cam Preus Lillian Winton Karen Officer page 45 Miss Phoenix Debbie Lowrie BSD Kathy Belcher SNEA Jackie West The Collegian Jenny Lasater Phi Theta Kappa Sharon Tharp Phi Beta Lambda Donna Gaut Rotoract Debbie Metcalfe Cheerleaders Little Susie Clark Pep Band Tippie Waller Pep Club Carol Whorton Chamber Singers Becky Scott Phoenix Jane Ann Edenfield Boy ' s Dorm Judges: Robert Rochelle, Attorney-Larry Askins, Taylor Publishing-Doug Thur- ley, Ross Gear-Marjorie Lynn Loyd, Democrat- Sam Hatcher, Democrat-Tom Harris, Cumberland The Miss Phoenix contest is sponsored by the Phoenix, the school yearbook. Any club or organization within the school may sponsor a nominee. Each girl is questioned individually and then judged on poise and beauty by a panel of judges. Sharon Tharp was selected Miss Phoenix 1 974. page 46 ■.,■1 ■ .■.-.• i € ■i • v Sophomore Class Favorites Jane Ann Edenfield Tim Harris Jenny Gatlin page 48 Freshman Class Favorites Donna Gaut and Jim Wells Robbie Pi ayne Sally Stevenson page 49 A photograph may mirror stark reality or wildest fantasy but, in either case, each time the shutter clicks another facit of the photographer s personality is made known to the world. An instant of time that was only once and will never be again is frozen. Recorded is not only what was but what was as the photographer saw it. Perhaps beauty where there was ugliness, vice-versa, an idea, a mood, a dream, something simple, something complex, or perhaps only something where to others there was nothing. On display is an emotion which may be either heightened or utterly lost upon the viewer, but a photograph is and needs no other justification for its existence. Look then upon the photograph as something beyond price yet something from which you may take as you will. Emotion can be neither bought nor sold nor permanently possessed without being cheapened into the bargain. Thus the photographs in this book, yours collectively, important not as possessions but rather for the thoughts and moments they represent. Your thoughts, your moments, your emotions that were once but will never be again. I caaemics Dr. Ernest L. Stockton President Cumberland College Faculty page 54 William Burch — Director of Development Jack Howard — Dean of Academics Thomas F. Harris — Assistant to the President, English, Speech Merlin Sanders — Director of Admissions page 55 f J. Bill Frame — Director of Public Relations Darryl Robinson — Dean of Students CUMBERLAND COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Alfred A. Adams George Armstrong Walter J. Baird William D. Baird Clarence Beaman Jack Bixler James L. Bomar Dr. Robert C. Bone Sam S. Bone Winstead P. Bone, Jr. Winstead P. Bone III Charles P. Bradley Bascom Cooksey, Jr. Roy O. Crips Henry Courts Guilford Dudley, Jr. Mrs. Howard Edgerton Congressman Joe L. Evins J. Bill Frame Joe Hatfield Eugene Hester Hoyal Johnson Miller Kimbrough, Sr. Jim Lancaster James C. Lewis Charles D. Loyd Albert L. Menefee, Jr. John D. Murchison Dortch Oldham Vance Orr Dudley Porter, Jr. Athens Clay Pullias W. M. Regen Neil Robertson William A. Smith Douglas P. Thurley Harry Vise David K. Wilson Edward Potter, Jr., Chairman Emeritus of the Board page 56 ' IMt Carol Ann Anderson — Guidance, Spanish Thelma Berry — History Imogene Ahles — Adnninistrative Secretary Harvey L. Brown — Math page 57 May Barg — Head Resident Dr. G. Frank Burns — English, Journalism Carol Bass — Assistant Librarian TTffmm Joy Burkart — Assistant Librarian page 58 Bert Coble — Music Kim Pennington — Piano James Dressier — Social Science Ralph Donnell — Math Pam Charton — Piano page 59 ■f r- ' - ' lZ i :iir Doyle Swain — Biology, Physical Education, Head Resident Kenneth Hawkins — Business Manager Cathy McGovern — Art Sandy Willis — Secretary to Academic Dean Dr. Gobind Kumar — Science, Physics page 60 Ashok Londhe — Business David Lindsey — Baseball Wilma McDonald — Secretarial Sciences .- ' Cynthia Todd — Librarian Cliff Ellis — Basketball, Health, Physical Education. page 61 Mary Templeton — Secretary to Business Manager Douglas Mouney — Cafeteria Manager Ruby Thornton — Psychology page 62 Tom Henry — Religion iM i iiiMiiMi Mii y Charles Gregory — Assistant Admissions Director Dorothy Lee — Admissions Secretary Charles L. McCorkle — Admissions Counselor page 63 ii Roy Moore — Custodian Emily Floyd — Bookstore Manager Aubrey Watkins — Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Robert Lee Robertson — Custodian Annie Burns — Housekeeper page 64 I HOENIX • ■- it The 1974 PHOENIX CUMBERLAND COLLEGE Lebanon Tennessee Volume II page 65 9 :% Step into my world. Experience with me the things , . . T lffi ft«srfirir 1 page 68 ::f ' . ' ' ' . Lf.fy- ' ' : ' i - ' -i.. .V, - 1 ►.-vlS f E— — . J -1 . B. page 70 have experienced a thousand times before. page 71 - : -- r ■r ■i ' : ■ . Meet friends . . . -i-;i- - i iu ' . y. u. V _ asjiu i ' Y- m : ' f ' S .-  ) ca W l l iw 4 page 72 and then . . ic4Utt „ w wifm pi - E |S 1 1 HL 7 mfi f page 74 page 75 Dream with me. m y ' %. 4- -4 ¥ DREAM By Phillip Gann Sheivalks on memories, days gone passed. But like a dream again, ComesJbuck today to visit me, Jp And Slices in the rain. 3 She climbs tall trees and skips blue streams. With the rob sh e plays, HairMowing ' t jib l entle breeze, On0 kitigi ' Carefree, summer days. But IdMr ' oii in the cool night air. My eyes begin to see. The grace she selfishly holds within, With slender fingers on ivory keys. While the music ' s gently playing. And I turn my head away. My wishful dreaming quickly haves me. But comes again some other day. ■ ' ' lUsi icS %. page 78 Then you too page 79 will be apart of . . . n y rganizalions yr - Lt Student Council Left: Ladye Hillis, Steve Hurt, Mark Walling, Carolyn Katzenmiller, Bill Agee, Charlie Smith, Gary Cozart, Ricky Rosser, Jone Ann Edenfield. Below: Pres. Steve Hurt, V. Pres. Bill Agee, Sec-Tfeas. Carolyn Kotzen- A strong and active force on the Cumberland campus is the Student Council. Student life is in large part under the direction and control of the students them- selves. This organization gives the entire student body representation in the gov- ernment of the College, sets standards and regulations for social and residential life and a broad range of academic matters, and assists in the smooth operation of the College by students and administration. page 84 Honor Council Left to right: Candy Cox, Tim Jenkins, Aaron Milliken, Debbie Creecy, Little Susie Clark, Marvin Davis. Each student v.ho enters Cumberland pledges to uphold the Honor Code. This pledge is made by signing the application and by signing a statement upon matriculation into the College. Anyone who is unwilling to sign the statement and ab.de by the sp.nt and letter of the Honor Code is asked not to apply. While the responsibility for the maintenance of this Honor Code rests on every individual student, the mechanics of its mamte- nance are carried out by the Honor Council, which is composed of students who are elected by the student body as representa- tives of each class. The Honor Council investigates each reported violation of the Code, conducts a thorough trial, and recom- mends a just penalty if the accused is found guilty. page 85 Editor, Phillip Gann — Business Manager, Jenny Gatlin Phoenix Carolyn Weatherford, Marsha Stark, Marsha Biller, Marvin Davis, Angela See, Little Susie Clark, Phillip Gann, Becky Scott, Ann Pugh, Gay The Cumberland yearbook, THE PHOENIX, is edited by a student staff under the supervision of a faculty advisor. It presents a perma- nent pictorial record of the highlights of the school year. This publi- cation provides opportunity for the students to develop their liter- ary, business, and ortistic talents. THE PHOENIX had been used by its publisher as an outstanding example of yearbook design. Miss Carol Ann Anderson serves as sponsor of the yearbook. Mr. Jim Dressier is responsible for the photography work and is assisted by Woody McMillin. Copy Editor — Becky Scott Looper, Anita McPeak, Barbara M.dgert, Randy Inman, Cam Preus. IT J Typist — Pam Blankenship Art Work, Karen Officer Advertising, Marvin Davis EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief, Phillip Gann Copy Editor, Becky Scott Business Manager, Jenny Gatlin Classes, Gay Looper Sports, Randy Inman Honors and Organization, Phillip Gann Academics, Becky Scott Typist, Pom Blankenship Advertisements, Marvin Davis Art, Karen Officer and Cam Preus The Cumberland Collegian During the regular session, students of journalism edit the college newspaper, THE CUMBERLAND COLLEGIAN, under the general supervision of a faculty advisor with a profes- sional background in journalism. The newspaper is a medium for the dissemination of timely news of campus organizations and activities. It is a member of the Associated Collegiate Press and has received the All-American rating of the notional organization. G. Frank Burns serves as sponsor. Editor-in-Chief, Charlie Smith Front row, left to right: Ladye Hillis, Jackie West, Jim Wells. Back row, left to right: Phillip Gann, Karen Fraley, Phil Carter, Charlie Smith, Steve Hurt. page 88 President ' s Round Table The President ' s Round Table consists of the officers of the Student Council, presidents of classes, presidents of clubs and organizations, editors of school publications, and the President of Cumberland College. Its purposes are to provide for the common interests and to promote the general welfare of the students, the faculty, and the College; to encourage by example and influence sound scholarship, responsible citizenship, and Christian prin ciples; and to serve as a discussion group in the interest of Cumberland and in a purely advisory capacity. Jim Wells Debate Bill Agee V. Pres. Student Council Rotoract Steve Hurt Pres. Student Council Carolyn Katzenmiller Sec. Student Council Mark Walling Pep Band Debbie Creecy Pep Club Sherrie Wrinkler Phi Beta Lambda Phillip Gann SNEA Phoenix Editor Sophomore Class Mike Ellis College Singers Charlie Smith Collegian Editor Joe Foil Freshman Class Eddie Richardson Cave Debbie Lowrie Baptist Student Union p°g e 89 Phi Theta Kappa Right: President, Charles W. Garrett, Vice President, Phillip Gann, Secretary, Pam Blankenship, Treasurer, Debbie Creecy. Below: Sherry Winkler, Karen Officer, Debbie Creecy, Vicki Hop- per, Sharon Bledsoe, Pam Blankenship, Phillip Gann, Cydnie Powers, Connie Garner, Cam Preus, Marvin Davis, Micheal Jen- nings, Tim Jenkins, Debbie Metcalfe, Doug Earl, Violet Garrett, Charles Garrett, Regina Kirby, Jackie West, Rickey Rosser, Ladye Lee Hillis. Phi Theta Kappa is a nationally affiliated honor fraternity. The students who are members of this organization must maintain a 3.00 cumulative academic average. The fraternity seeks to recognize and encourage excellence in its proper discipline. Also the fraternity contributes significantly to the intellectual life of the campus by stimulating students to sound scholarship, by fostering creativity, developing leadership, and deepening appreciation for intellectual and cul- tural pursuits. page 90 Phi Beta Lambda Left: Pres. Sherrie Wrinkler, V. Pres. Clarinda Coulter, Sec. Patsy Pistole, Treas. Sharon Tharp, Pari. Marvin Davis, Sponsor Mrs. Wilma McDonald. Jimmy Garmon, Sharon Tharp, Wells Nolan, Mrs. McDonald, Patsy Pistole, Clarinda Coulter, Karen Walker, Rae Malone, Marvin Davis, Sherrie Wrinkler, Phil Hall. The object of Chapter 1 91 9 of Phi Beta Lambda is to serve as a professional organization for business students preparing for careers in business or in business education. The club ' s members include any students of Cumberland College of Tennes- see desiring to be members. The over-all purposes of Phi Beta Lambda provide the experiences essential in the areas of leadership, cooperative enter- prise, occupational understanding, and professional development. In addition to regular monthly business and program meet- ings, the club sponsors various fund raising projects during the year and uses the funds to sponsor school events and projects. page 91 ■ :M ' S:M iMil i Rotoract The Rotoract club is organized, sponsored, and counseled by a Rotary club (or clubs), and is established upon certifica- tion by Rotary International. The purpose of Rotoract is to develop leadership and responsible citizenship through serv- ice to the community, to advance the cause of international understanding and peace, and to promote recognition and acceptance of high ethical standards as a leadership quality and vocational responsibility. President, Bill Agee; Vice President, Mike Ellis; Secretary-Trea- surer, Eddie Richardson. Andy Howell, Bill Conway, Mark Walling, Mike Ellis, Bob Bowie, Ctiip Riddle, Eddie Richardson, Phil Carter, Gary Mize, Winston Gont, Marvin Davis, Bill Agee, Wells Nolan, Paul Stevens. page 92 Student National Education Association Diane Gulley, Pom Blankenship, Alison Wong, Anita McPeak, Phillip Gann, Kathy Belcher, Glenda Lecornu, Tommy Washer. The Student National Education Association is for those students who are interested in education and teaching. This group is affiliated with the National Education Association for teachers and educators. Left: Pres., Phillip Gann; V. Pres., Alison Wong; Trees., Diane Gulley; Not pictured: Sec, Mary Jane Burton. The Bullets Little Susie Clark, Sharon Thorp, Solly Stevenson, Laura Virden, Morsho Biller, Tippie Waller, Jackie West, Donna Loudin. The addition of a drill team was made this year to entertain at the half time of the basketball games. This group is sponsored by Mr. Bert Coble and Mrs. Cliff Ellis. page 94 Baptist Student Union Debbie Lowrie, Vicki Wright, Carol Whorton, Diane Gulley, Richard Walters. Baptist Student Union is an organization open to all students regardless of religious affiliation. These stu- dents meet for a Serendepity Hour of fellowship weekly. Pres. Debbie Lowrie pdge 95 Pep Club President, Debbie Creecy; Vice President, Marvin Davis; Secretary-Treasurer, Sharon Tharp. The members of the Pep Club boost and sup- port all athletic events of the college. Officers are chosen each year from the freshman and sophomore members of the club. The purpose of the Pep Club is to help promote and create school spirit. The Pep Club plays a vital part in increasing pride in Cumberland College, athletic programs, and operating all concessions at ath- letic contests. Marvin Davis, Debbie Creecy, Gussie Hayes, Willie Hamilton, Debbie Guthrie, Charlie Fishback, Tippie Waller, Lodye Lee Hil- lis. Cam Preus, David Rowlings, Karen Walker, Clorinda Coulter, Karen Fraley, Diane Adams, Casey Freeman, Lillian Winton, Jeanne Truslow, Janet Johnson, Margie Lundeen. page 96 c ave Club Cave Club is a group of stu- dents who are interested in exploring nature ' s own sur- roundings. Members of the Cave Club make several expe- ditions to caves in the sur- rounding areas. President, Eddie Richardson; Vice President, David Goade; Quarter Master Vice President, Andy Howell; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Bill Agee. Bill Agee, Paul Stevens, Casey Freeman, Jeanne Truslow, Steve Regen, Ctiip Riddle, David Goade, David King, Phil Carter, Eddie Richardson, Andy Howell, Winston Gant. page 97 Front row, lefl to right: H. Bert Coble, Director, Karen Froley, Sharon Bledsoe, Donna Loudin, Ann Pugh, Sally Stevenson, Debbie Lowrie, Paula Cummings. Second row, left to right: Lillian Winton, Gary Rawn, James Jordan, Doug Pacholski, Larry Holt, Terry Taylor, Margie Livingston. Third row, left to right: Laura Virden, Doug Earl, Dick Wolters, Robert Rose, Danny Wilson, Tommy Washer, Jackie Grundy, Tim Jenkins. Back row, left to right: Carol Whorton, Patsy Pistole, Little Susie Clark, Mike Ellis, Candy Cox, Nancy Majors, Marsha Biller. The Cumberland College Singers OFFICERS President, Mike Ellis Vice President, Debbie Lowrie Secretary-Treasurer, Sally Stevenson page 98 Pep Band Front row, left to right: Mike Ferrell, Sharon Bledsoe, Gory Rawn, Marsha Briler, Debbie Lowrie, Doug Eorl. Second row: Danny Wilson, Tommy Washer, Robert Rose, Mark Walling, Mike Ellis. Back row: Little Susie Clark, Pam Blonkenship, H. Bert Coble, Director. Collegians Terry Taylor, Dick Walters, Mike Ellis, Doug Eorl. Chamber Singers Front row, left to right: Paula Cummings, Robert Rose, Carol Whorton, Gary Rawn, Marsha Biller, Tim Jenkins, Accompanist. Second row-. Dick Walters, Debbie Lowrie, Doug Earl, Karen Froley, H. Bert Coble, Director. Back row: Susie Clark, Terry Taylor, Candy Cox, Mike Ellis, Nancy Majors. page 99 ' ' . . . you ' ve got to understand that a seagull is an unlimited idea of freedom, an image of the Great Gull, and your whole body, from wingtip to wingtip, is nothing more than your thought itself Jonathan ■fe; tj ' , . Cl asses J Left — Jane Ann Edenfield, Allen Collins, and Lisa Kennedy ponder over registration cards, making ready for the fall semester. Below left — Mike Ellis, Doug Earl, Carol Wharton, and Debbie Lowrie hesitantly approach their first class of a new year. Below right — Pam Gentry, unaware of her destiny, climbs the first long flight of stairs. Left — Tommy Marks candidly enforces quietness in the library. Sophomores William Agee Nashville, Tennessee Marsha Biller Fostoria, Ohio Pannela Blankenship Lebanon, Tennessee James Bradshaw Lebanon, Tennessee Deborah Cannon Burns, Tennessee James P. Carter Franklin, Tennessee Little Susie Clark Newport, Tennessee Robert Cooper Nashville, Tennessee Deborah Creecy Milllngton, Tennessee Marvin Davis Old Hickory, Tennessee Charles D. Earl Strav Plains, Tennessee Jane Ann Edenfield Nashville, Tennessee Mike Ellis Bristol, Virginia Danny Flatt Lebanon, Tennessee Phillip Gann Lebanon, Tennessee William K. Garmon Marrowbone, Kentucky Charles W. Garrett Whites Creek, Tennessee Violet Garrett Whites Creek, Tennessee Jennifer Gatlin Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Pamela Gentry Nashville, Tennessee page 1 05 Harris Gholson Holly Springs, Mississippi Jackie Grundy Nashville, Tennessee Deborah Guthrie Chattanooga, Tennessee Phillip E. Hall White Bluff, Tennessee Susan Honey Lebanon, Tennessee David Haralson Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Joseph S. Hardwick Nashville, Tennessee Timothy R. Harris Glasgow, Kentucky K s ' u hL n ' gg,. ip i.1 left Bill and Michelle Dodson discover microscopic life in Biology lab. Below — Liz Taylor, Phil Hall, and Steve Regen use the facilities in the library to help them study. I e ow — David King enjoys the quietness of the library while reading. Right — Eddie ichardson and Mike Ellis seem to enjoy cleaning and remodeling Bone Hall. Bill Hoskins Fairview, Tennessee Stephen D. Hurt Burkesville, Kentucky Gus Roger Hutto Watertown, Tennessee Wayne M. Jenkins Lebanon, Tenn essee Michael Jennings Watertown, Tennessee James Jordan Lebonaon, Tennessee Carolyn Katzenmlller Lebanon, Tennessee Elizabeth Kennedy Cedar Hill, Tennessee David S. King Nashville, Tennessee Jenny Lasater Lebanon, Tennessee Deborah J. Lowrie Bluff City, Tennessee Alfred MacFarland Castalian Springs, Tennessee page 1 07 Below — Danny Flatt and Gary Grooms relax and study during classes in the student lounge. -Above — Charlie Smith, editor of the Collegian, Cumberland ' s paper, finds time to put up his feet. Right — Jenny Lasater dis- plays her talent during art class. page 108 A m i T w ' 3 E V ' ! 1 i k 1 ., USii . I 1 % ' 1 k .ii Woodrow McMillin Watertown, Tennessee Aaron Milliken Franklin, Kentucky Jerry Moss Lebanon, Tennessee Glenna J. Neal Lebanon, Tennessee Cannille Preus Memphis, Tennessee Ester Pugh Lebanon, Tennessee Eddie Richardson Nashville, Tennessee Chip Riddle Madisonville, Kentucky Richard Rosser Somerville, Tennessee Rebecca Scott Lebanon, Tennessee Angela P. See Lebanon, Tennessee Charles L. Smith Frankfort, Kentucky Daniel Stockton Nashville, Tennessee Randall Vanatta Lebanon, Tennessee Paul Vantrease Gordonsville, Tennessee Linda Waller Nashville, Tennessee Mark Walling Bristol, Virginia Virginia Washburn Hermitage, Tennessee Carol Whorton Bristol, Tennessee Allen L. Williams Bristol, Virginia page 109 J. Sherrie E. Winkler Lebanon, Tennessee Lillian Winton Knoxville, Tennessee Allison Wong Tokyo, Japan Freshmen Diane E. Adams Nashville, Tennessee Kim Alexander Glasgow, Kentucky Patricia Ashby Lavergn, Tennessee David M. Bacon Glasgow, Kentucky Millie F. Baird Lebanon, Tennessee Kathleen Bardill Nashville, Tennessee Milton R. Barker Bristol, Virginia Kathy Belcher Lebanon, Tennessee Donna L. Bennett Lebanon, Tennessee Pamela Bilbrey Lafayette, Tennessee Sharon L. Bledsoe Nashville, Tennessee Regina G. Boykin Lebanon, Tennessee page 1 10 ■%. •  % ■« !? iNNh ijt ' ' - % $  ..v Ifl uld sememe in a bottle. The first thing that Fd like to do. Is to sane everyday til eternity asses away Just to spend them with you. John Burch Lebanon, Tennessee Daniel D. Burnett Fountain Run, Kentucky Mary Jane Burton Lebanon, Tennessee Neil Wayne Carpenter Mt. Juliet, Tennessee David R. Cooney Connersville, Indiana Clarinda Coulter Maryville, Tennessee Candace A. Cox Bristol, Virginia Teresa A. Dudley Lebanon, Tennessee Joseph L. Fall Nashville, Tennessee Beverly Fisher Gallatin, Tennessee Charlotte L. Fisher Lebanon, Tennessee Karen C. Fraley Bristol, Tennessee Casey Freeman Bells, Tennessee Jimmy K. Garmon Glasgow, Kentucky Connie L. Garner Bov , Kentucky Tari-Lee Gates Murfreesboro, Tennessee Donna J. Gout Knoxville, Tennessee Denise M. Gentry Nashville, Tennessee David L. Goad Gamaliel, Kentucky Anne L. Green Greenville, South Carolina Hjw. page 1 1 2 But there never seems to be enough time. To do the things you want to do, once you find them Diane Gulley Lebanon, Tennessee Louis S. Hart Nashville, Tennessee Susan Henley Lebanon, Tennessee Joe N. Hiett Pleasant Shade, Tennessee Larry C. Holt Monroeville, Indiana Vickie E. Hopper Brentwood, Tennessee Harvey Hoskins Bristol, Tennessee Charles A. Howell Nashville, Tennessee Gayle Hubbard Lebanon, Tennessee James R. Inman Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Timothy Jenkins Elizabethtown, Kentucky Joseph T. Jones Lebanon, Tennessee page 113 Glenda L. Lecornu Lebanon, Tennessee Charlotte Leffers Nashville, Tennessee Marilyn Looper Monterey, Tennessee Donna R. Loudin Chattanooga, Tennessee Marjorie Lundeen Ventura, California Evonne E. Lyttle Bristol, Virginia Edith R. Malone Watertown, Tennessee Harold B. McDonald Watertown, Tennessee Anita C. McPeak Lebanon, Tennessee Debra Metcalfe Columbus, Indiana Birgit E. Moeckl Lebanon, Tennessee Herbert Moeckl Lebanon, Tennessee JH S- ' ' H ' ' ' ■■■KT . - .0 If I hadM box just for wishes, 1 wsm mm BKHKM tn or 1 1 y I J fhow the mji e answered by you! i mt J M L ■ - f 7 ■ -C v page 114 1 ' J , ► J i ' A . % m M 1 Kathy S. Montgomery Lafayette, Tennessee Steve C. Morton Bristol, Virginia Joseph I. Mullins Nashville, Tennessee William S. Murphy Burkesville, Kentucky Joe W. Nolen Glasgow, Kentucky Kristina Oldfield Watertown, Tennessee Patsy E. Pistole Dowelltown, Tennessee Charles Pollarine Garfield, Ohio Charles D. Rowlings Frankfort, Kentucky Gary A. Rawn Bristol, Virginia Stephen Regen Nashville, Tennessee Kim Richardson Nashville, Tennessee Donald G. Roberts Durham, North Carolina Robert L. Rose Clintwood, Virginia Sherry E. Sheetz Bristol, Tennessee Fve looked around enough to know that you re the one, I want to go through time with. page 1 1 5 Cathy Smelser Bristol, Virginia Patricia Smith Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee Marsha Stark Nashville, Tennessee Sally Stevenson Waxhaw, North Carolina Terry D. Taylor Lebanon, Tennessee Sharon L. Tharp Nashville, Tennessee Kathy Underwood Pegram, Tennessee Laura L. Virden Marietta, Georgia Melanie Waller Brentwood, Tennessee James F. Walters Carthage, Tennessee Richard W. Walters Houston, Texas Tommy W. Washer Carthage, Tennessee Carolyn Weatherford Madison, Tennessee Jacqueline West Hendersonville, Tennessee William White Nashville, Tennessee Danny Wilson Lebanon, Tennessee Wilburn R. Worley Lebanon, Tennessee Vickie L. Wright Lebanon, Tennessee Amy Lou Yeager Covington, Tennessee page 116 L ■sP ' i. If I could make days last forever. If words could make wishes come true, rd save every day like a treasure and then again, Fd spend them with you. Jim Croce g ' fcii - .BKta r j II CUMBERLAND COLLEGE OF LEBANON. TENNESSEE TENNESSEE May, 1 974 I would like to thank the various financial backers of Lebanon and surrounding areas without whose help and support this annual would not have been possible. My thanks also go to the numerous students who worked so diligently in obtaining this help and support. Sincerely, Jenny Gatlin Business Manager STATE FARM INSURANCE John D. Greer Car • Home Health • Life STA TE FARM INSURANCE 444-5266 Nights Call 444- 1 556 435 W. Main Greer Office BIdg. Lebanon BLAND CASKET COMPANY Lebanon Tenn. Nashville Ask Your Funeral Director To Show You A Bland Casket Manufacturers of Fine Caskets Since 1926 Lannom Realty Company Bob Lannom, Realtor 133 Public Square Member National Association of Realtors LANNOM AUCTION SERVICE 444-63 1 6 Bob Lannom Denver D. Bates Broker Auctioneer Compliments of Alumni of Cumberland University Your friendly Neighborhood Variety Store Modem Mens Shop 102 East Main Lebanon, Tennessee 37087 Phone 444- 1 963 irecision Rubber Products CORPORATION O Ring, Seals and Molded Rubber Specialties HARTMANN DRIVE • LEBANON. TENN. 37087 ft One of the Signal Companies Wr ' kv ait- s,   « ► isjim. Porter Pontiac — GMC Inc. Drive Carefully Lebanon is Full of Pontiacs Highway 70 West Nashville 244-7461 WALLER FURNITURE ONE OF LEBANON ' S NEiVEST AND FINEST FURNITURE STORES NAME BRAND FURNITURE AND MAJOR APPLIANCES COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Shop Waller ' s Flnt Terms Arranged — Free Deliyery 444-0963 300 N. CUMBERLAND LEBANON Loh ' s Tool Hartman Drive Lebanon, Tennessee Industrial Subdivision Too Mee The Niceit People On A Honda HUNT ' S HONDA SALES SERVICE PARTS 449-0375 1318 W. MAIN ST. Scooter Food Store Open 6 til 12 Delicatessen Health and Beauty Aids Corner of Spring and Maple Drivers Bakery 1019 West Main 444-2902 For All Your Baking Needs Brooks Shoes 1007 West Main Lebanon, Tennessee Lebanon Porter Paints 1005 West Main street Lebanon, Tennessee 37087 Lighting Fixtures Picture Frames Wallpaper Glass ymn pnfsr Lebanon porter paints rgrten t ' ' ' , WALLPAPER PICTURE FRAMES ' - jaintsf Pizza Villa I I a.m.- 1 I p.m. Sunday-Thursday I I a.m.- 1 2 p.m. Friday-Saturday Pizzas Spaghetti Tacos Sandwiches Burchett Ford Highway 70 West Lebanon 444-8221 Nashville 254-822 1 Compliments of Young Motor Company Daily Rentals Leasing Sales and Service OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD Authorized Sales And service agency LEBANON. TENN. 37087 Bert Wheaton MANAGER PHONE 444 -7555 Daisy Shop 1 37 S. College St. imm ' OUTFITTERS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY mmmmmmmmmmifF P P totei OUTFITTERS FOR vc Drrper Drrwin STORES t: t ) £S WEAR CHILDREN S 1 SHOES Draper Darwin Stores ' ' Outfitters for the Entire Family Lebanon m ' % Lebanon Woolen Mills Quality Blankets %.: New York ' % - x ,NON Woolen Mills tSTABLlSH ED i9Ce -J It ' s the real thing. Coke. Traae mark (a) Also Bottler ' s of Sprite, Tab, Fresca, Dr. Pepper and Delish Flavors Coca-Cola Bottling Works Lebanon, Tennessee Towne and Country Home Furnishings For those who prefer the Best in quality and design. 1 305 West Main Street Robbie ' s Fashion World Teen Shop I0I9W. MainSt. Lebanon 444-7862 We Specialize In Teen Fashions Bellar Furniture Co. Everything for the Home 1 08 N. College Street Phone 444-6262 GOODfYEAR 200 East High St. 444-1485 WESTINGHOUSE TIRES — COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE John Hatcher s Mens Wear 444-28 1 1 07 South Cumberland WTiile Attending Cumberland Visit RESTAURANTS •STRAWBERRY PIE • BIG BOY HAMBURGERS •FISH • STEAKS U.S. 23 I at 1-40 COMPLIMENTS OF Perfection Dairies Company Ice Cream — The Cream Supreme No Home Delivery Phone 444-1393 Lebanon, Tennessee ■■•: Quik-Stop Superette Open 7 Days a Week 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Fast Service for All Your Food Needs Ice - — Food — Soft Drinks . fkSl s LAU CLE. _ vnmw lennERS parkimi; Kenneth 0, Lester Company Wholesale Food Distributors Fresh — Frozen — Canned Institutional Supplies Food Service Equipment l( ra fail ((fane IX- 1 -Roundly. ' Lebanon, Tennessee 444—2963 Klean- Way Cleaners Appreciate Your Business 2 18 South Maple Lebanon, Tennessee 129 Wilson County Motor Company Chevrolet, Buick, Chevelle, Camaro, Nova, Vega, Corvette — Chevrolet Trucks 1306 West Main CANDLES POSTERS SPANISH DECOR THE GIFT OF ELEGANCE CARDS INCENSE NOTES PUZZLES 130 GIFTS FOR EVERYONE The Ornate Shop mm noRfiifln COSMETIC STUDIO Telephone 444-6400 Cedars of Lebanon Shopping Center Doris Chenault Cosnnetics — Perfumes — Colognes Men ' s Toiletries — Pennyrlch Bras m uT ' BRADSHAW t ' .x cY dhu Bradshaw Drug Co. Public Square 444-2 1 80 Bradshaw Hospital Pharmacy East Spring St. 444-599 1 Two Locations to Serve You Drugs — Cosmetics — Sundries Lux Time Division Robertshaw Controls Lebanon, Tennessee w ■ ' ailiU xu lk Co ujt Burch ' s Hallmark Discount Tire Greeting Cards — Posters Candles — Party Goods 444-4866 1 WHERE YOUR MONEY 1 BUYS TIRES NOT OVERHEAD 330 S. Cumberland St. Master Craft 444-4100 Tool Company 3IOMcCowanDr. Lebanon, Tenn. 1 WE SPECIALiZE IN DIAMONDS , Dodson- Davis McClintock Co. Jl B ' iiJiiiitc|© V DIAMOND DEALERS INSURANCE BONDS Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry 326 N. Cumberland Expert Watch-Jewelry Repair Engraving Convenient Terms ,1 ' 100 Public Sq. Lebanon, Tn. 444-08 1 5 1 (OW mJjtptnJent 1 1 J«s raMciJ[jk(il n J 1 1 1 V a i T o w ft 1 1  1 • W j Compliments of f Wright Printing [ 444-0372 Co. 1 Lebanon Tennessee 444-0947 132 WCOR McGee Jennings Jewelers Public Square Lebanon, Tennessee Target Radio Compliments AM 900 KHZ Stereo- FM 107.3 MHZ of MUSIC NEWS SPORTS 444-0474 A Friend Fakes Hooker Lumber and Coal Lebanon, Tennessee 133 Serving the industry since 1906 with easy, safe, economical steering . Compliments of TRW Ross Gear Division And Its Employees Lebanon, Tennessee TRW ROSS OEAR DIVISION Plants Lafayette, Indiana Lebanon, Tennessee Greeneville, Tennessee MTmm Keypunching PORATCON Verifying Services 935 Woodland St. Nashville, Tennessee 37206 Telephone (615)227-5666 134 Dick ' s Food Mart West End Shopping Center Lebanon, Tennessee Dunklin Drug Company Complete Fountain Service West Hills Shopping Center 444-1780 Lebanon Tennessee Hankins and Beumel MEN ' S CLOTHING Cedars of Lebanon Shopping Center Lebanon, Tennessee The Rapid Print Corporation Printing Problems Handled Fast 1019 West Main Lebanon, Tennessee c c Sports Center 1 028 West Main Lebanon, Tennessee Ed s Family Shoes LADY FLORSHEIM RAND MISS WONDERFUL RED GOOSE Cedars Shopping Center Phone 444-3443 444-3943 Lebanon Drug Company PRESCRIPTIONS BY EXPERTS SICK ROOM SUPPLIES If You Don ' t Know Drugs Know Your Druggist 1 04 N. College Masonic Building Real Estate Private and Auctions JOHN H. EATHERLY Representing Johnson Hobbs — Realtors 525 West Main Street Lebanon, Tennessee 37087 Phone Business 444-3622 Residence 444-2353 135 Lebanon Bank FIVE LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU LEBANON. WATERTOWN MT. JULIET MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 136 Compliments of Donnell-Bradford 209 North Cumberland 444-2150 Lebanon, Tn. llti «imT— -■■■lii- i %n «ls iK Flowers by Lynn FLOWERS BY LYNN MEAN SOMETHING SPECIAL 1 03 West Main Street 444-4633 . R. Hobbs and Sons Realty West Main 444- 1 663 Simms Magnavox 444-0661 Lebanon, Tennessee Winkler Drugs Cedars of Lebanon Shopping Center Lebanon, Tennessee Wilson County Flower Shop 243 West Main Street Lebanon, Tennessee Phone 444-05 1 4 137 First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Lebanon Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Federal Home Loan Bank Savings Accounts 2 1 4 North Cumberland Lebanon, Tennessee Home Loans Clearview Plaza Mt. Juliet, Tennessee 138 McDowell Motor Company CADILLAC — OLDSMOBILE Open Evenings Till 8 8 1 2 North Cumberland Lebanon, Tennessee Seats Studio PHOTOGRAPHS THAT PLEASE Hallmark Greeting Cards Photofinishing Cameras On the Square Lebanon Chemicals 10! East Market St. Lebanon, Tennessee WHOLESALE FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS JANITORIAL SUPPLIES Ligon Bobo Funeral Home Lebanon, Tennessee UtilUwie 320 N. Cumberland St. 444-2864 Lebanon, Tennessee ar et i Js ' Carpet World Featuring World Carpets Residential • Commercial Dupont Lucite Paint • Wallpaper • Vinyl Flooring • Custom Made Draperies For Free Estimates . . . 444-7422 1017 W. Main Lebanon 139 Commerce Union Bank Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve Deposit System Lebanon, Tennessee 140 S, N. Cook Hardware Everything in Hardware I 1 2 Public Square 101 West Avenue Lebanon, Tennessee Snow WTiite Drive-In Baskets and Short Orders Call-ins Accepted Phone 449-0896 Pizzas and Shakes Barbeque Is Our Specialty M M Winding Co. Automotive Parts Rebuilders 444-1932 JERRY FREEMAN Hartmann Drive Compliments of Randy ' s Barber Shop ' i V SPECIALIZING In Men ' s Hair Styles California Concept Hairstyle Best in Lebanon for Your Hair Care Needs Randy Johnson Sam Belcher 444-7712 141 PEOPLES THE BANK Ftm A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE LEBANON AND NORENE • DRIVE IN WINDOW Large Enough To Serve You — Small Enough To Know You 444-6305 240 W. MAIN ST. LEBANON Thompson s Phillips 66 Highway 23 1 and 1-40 m V C ' The Sunset Restaurant Located 23 I South Finest of Food Private Banquet Room Owned and Operated by WILLIAM AND ROB ERT HODGE d 142 w • City of Lebanon Electric Department B. F. Jack LOWERY MAYOR LEONARD TYREE I s+ ALDERMAN JOE BRANHAM 2nd ALDERMAN ARTHUR BEESLEY 3rd ALDERMAN DON FRANKLIN 4th ALDERMAN COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE JESSE COE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS 143 Roberts Builders Supply Compliments of a Friend McClain Smith MEN ' S CLOTHING STORE On the Square Lebanon, Tennessee LEBANON DEMOCRAT The Lebanon Democrat LEBANON AND WILSON COUNTY ' S OWN DAILY NEWSPAPER SERVING ONE OF THE LARGEST GROWING AREAS IN THE STATE OF TENNESSEE Phone 444-3952 ? ) p