Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1975 volume:

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HOWARD Academic Dean, Registrar Mathematics and Science B.S., Maryville College, M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers DARRYL ROBINSON Dean of Students — Chemistry B.A., Vanderbilt University, M.A., Middle Tennessee State University JOY BURKART Secretary to Academic Dean and Dean of Students 21 DOROTHY LEE Secretary to Director of Admissions JAMES EDWIN SWAIN Admissions Representative B.S., Middle Tennessee State University M.S., University of Tennessee, Nashville CHARLES GREGORY Director of Admissions A. A., Cumberland College, B.S., Austin Peay State University CHARLES M. McCORKLE Admissions Representative A. A., Cumberland College, B.A., George Peobody College 22 Mr. Hawkins taking core of business. ' EMILY FLOYD Bookstore Manager KENNETH HAWKINS Business Manager, Business Administration B.S., Middle Tennessee State University 23 ,.._.i. a?! MAY BARG Supervisor of Mary White Hall KEN BECK Supervisor of Edward Potter Hall B.A. Journalism, Harding College CAROL BASS Assistant to the Librarian Florida Christian College THELMAC. BERRY History B.A., Judson College, M.A., Auburn University 24 HARVEY L. BROWN, JR. Mathematics B.S., United States Military Academy, M.A., George Peobody College for Teachers LUCIE S. BROWN English B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College, M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers BILL BURCH Director of Development B.S., Middle Tennessee State University, M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers 25 H.BERT COBLE Music B.C.M.E., B.R.E., Southwestern Baptist Seminary, B.A., Belmont College, M.M., University of Colorado ELIZABETH COOK Business B.S., University of Colorado M.B.A., George Washington University RALPH T. DONNELL Mathematics B.A., Cumberland University, L.L.B., Cumberland University, M.A., Vanderbilt University 26 CAROL ELLIS English B.A., University of West Florida M.A.T., Middle Tennessee State University CLIFF ELLIS Physical Education A. A., Chipola Junior College, B.S., Florida State University, M.Ed. , Middle Tennessee State University JIM DRESSLER Social Science B.A., Middle Tennessee State University, M.A.C.T., University of Tennessee 27 1 DAVID LINDSEY Physical Education B.S., David Lipscomb College M.S., Middle Tennessee State University SAMMY HATCHER Journalism A.S., Cumberland College B.S., Tennessee Technological University DR. GOBIND KUMAR Physics and Mathematics B.S., University of Delphi M.S., University of Iowa Ph.D., Vanderbilt University TOM HENRY Religion B.A., Georgetown College B.D., Southern Baptist Seminary 28 KATHY McGOVERN Art B.S., University of Tennessee at Knoxville M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers HELEN MANN Night Librarian B.S., Middle Tennessee State University M.L.S., George Peabody College for Teachers h _ KAY NELMS Office Administration B.S., Austin Peay State University M.S., Business Education, Memphis State University 29 THERESA PORTER Secretary to Director of Development and Alumni Affairs RONALD SMITH Spanish B.S., Middle Tennessee State University M.Ed., Middle Tennessee State University BARBARA SHINN B.A., B.M.E., Mount S. Scholastica College M.M. (Piano), M.M. (Accompanying), University of Wisconsin NANCY SMITH Assistant Cafeteria Manager 30 DOYLE SWAIN Biology and Physical Education B.S., Tennessee Technological University M.S., Middle Tennessee State University LEROY TAYLOR Cafeteria Manager 31 AUBREY WATKINS Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds - Jf I CYNTHIA TODD Librarian B.A., Middle Tennessee State University M.L.S., George Peabody College for Teachers Cafeteria Staff Phil Adams Rochell Allen Kathy Baird Anita Cather Hazel Davis Eugene Dickson Katherine Lackey Wayne Jones Mai Lehew Geraldine Moore Mike Moore Bobby Moore Don Orrand Pam Taylor Estell Whitley Shelia Williams Hazel Word Shirley Harris Hey Hazel, what ' s for dinner? 32 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 W. P. Bone, Jr. W. P. Bone, III Charles P. Bradley Bascom Cooksey, Jr. Roy O. Crips Henry Counts Guilford Dudley, Jr. Congressman Joe L. Evins J. Bill Frame Batey Greshem Joe Hatfield Eugene Hester Hoyal Johnson AAiller 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. fhurley Harry Vise David K. Wilson, Chairman Edward Potter, Jr., Chairman Emeritus RUBY H. THORNTON Psychology, Education B.S., Tennessee Technological University, M.S., University of Tennessee, Ed.S., George Peobody College for Teachers JANITORIAL STAFF NOT PICTURED Roy Moore Robert Lee Robinson Effy Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Roy Poole, Night Maintenance Kenneth Grandstaff, Night Watchman Colonel Brown peruses the library collection. 33 [y QjopfwnWiei Sophomore Class Officers Secretary David Goad Vice President Jackie West President Andy Howell Diane Adams Nashville, Tennessee Allen Anglea Niceville, Florida Phillip Barnes Lebanon, Tennessee Kathy Belcher Lebanon, Tennessee Donna Bennett Lebanon, Tennessee Sharon Bledsoe Nashville, Tennessee John Burch Lebanon, Tennessee Mary Jane Burton Lebanon, Tennessee Lee Carter Elmwood, Tennessee Candy Cox Bristol, Virginia Mike Ellis Bristol, Virginia Mike Ferrell Gainesboro, Tennessee 35 pSefA wm ' tei Lynn Fisher Lebanon, Tennessee Karen Fraley Bristol, Tennessee Gary Gallman Lebanon, Tennessee Connie Garmon Bartsfull, Kentucky Jim Garmon Glasgow, Kentucky Tari Gates Murfreesboro, Tennessee Donna Gout Knoxville, Tennessee Denise Gentry Nashville, Tennessee David Goad Gamaliel, Kentucky Tommy Goode Lebanon, Tennessee Jerry Graham Watertown, Tennessee Diane Gulley Lebanon, Tennessee Larry Holt Ft. Wayne, Indiana Vicki Hopper Brentwood, Tennessee Andy Howell Nashville, Tennessee Tim Jenkins Elizabethtown, Kentucky Gwen Jones Lebanon, Tennessee Joseph T. Jones Lebanon, Tennessee Charlotte Leffers Nashville, Tennessee Marjorie Lundeen Ventura, California 36 opfic wm)eJi Diane Adams contemplates her next class Raye Malone Watertown, Tennessee Michael C. Matthews Nashville, Tennessee Harold McDonald Watertown, Tennessee James McFarland Bell Buckle, Tennessee Anita McPeak Lebanon, Tennessee Gary Mize Bristol, Virginia Jack Morris Ft. Wayne, Indiana Barry Muller Louisville, Kentucky Joe Mullins Nashville, Tennessee Wells Nolen Glasgow, Kentucky East-two parties again. 37 mmmvi Patsy Pistole Dowelltown, Tennessee David Rowlings Fronkfort, Kentucky Gory Rawn Bristol, Virginia Kim Richardson Nashville, Tennessee Don Roberts Durham, South Carolina Bob Rose Clintwood, Virginia Pat Smith Red Boiling Springs, Tenn. Marsha Stark Nashville, Tennessee Tari Gates and Amy Yeager soak up some sun at a baseball game. Harold MacDonald had a marshmallow ee-i-ee-i-o. I 11 38 S opUt lOhWiei Sally Stevenson Waxhaw, North Carolina Roslyn Stokes Lebanon, Tennessee Terry Taylor Lebanon, Tennessee Sharon Tharp Nashville, Tennessee Jeanne Truslow Clarkrange, Tennessee Melanie Waller Brentwood, Tennessee Richard Walters Houston, Texas Jim Wells Knoxville, Tennessee Ken Whittle Port St. Joe, Florida Amy Yeager Covington, Tennessee Why Vicki, your picture won ' t be that bad. Adrianne Ross seems to say, Ah, come on guys Right; Mike Matthews and Diane Adams rehearse for a new singing combo. t .. •- •: . 1 ' • %..| ydiii -M. . 1. IfM ■P(4- PVflHfl ' ' ' l 9 M s 91 jm ■ 39 %4 e,imm Freshman Class Officers Matt Keough — President Ginger Lowe — Secretary David Proctor — Vice President Kathy Armstrong Tullohoma, Tennessee John Arnold Nashville, Tennessee Don Ash Lebanon, Tennessee Cheryl Boughman Columbia, South Carolina Debra Bechman Gallatin, Tennessee Linda Bennett Nashville, Tennessee Mike Bishop Elizabethtown, Kentucky Martha Blackburn Lebanon, Tennessee Kathleen Booher Nashville, Tennessee Steve Boyd Ashland City, Tennessee Cynthia Brown Gallatin, Tennessee John Bugg Newport, Tennessee 40 crwimen Cindy Cannon Springfield, Tennessee Lori Carelli Irvington, New York Jim Carter Donelson, Tennessee Richard Choote Goodletsville, Tennessee Cathy Cobb Lebanon, Tennessee Judith Davenport Lebanon, Tennessee Keith Dean Atlanta, Georgia Keith Dickens Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Cynthia Dirkson Lebanon, Tennessee Moiro Dudney Lebanon, Tennessee David Durham Lebanon, Tennessee Ed Durham Nashville, Tennessee Vicki Eatherly Lebanon, Tennessee Tommy Elliott Etoile, Kentucky Gary Fletcher Kingsport, Tennessee Mark Franklin Lebanon, Tennessee Donna Garrett Nashville, Tennessee Jimmy Gibbs Lebanon, Tennessee Gary Globis Yulee, Florida Darrell Gordon Waverly, Tennessee 41 ::iheifu. imtn Rick Graves Old Hickory, Tennessee Jerry Greene Smyrna, Tennessee Kathy Grubbs Lebanon, Tennessee Rick Haley Huntsville, Alabama Delphene Hobbs Lebanon, Tennessee Ruth Hobbs Lebanon, Tennessee Lou Ann Hutto Wotertown, Tennessee Medeanna Jenkins Lebanon, Tennessee Jan Jennings Lebanon, Tennessee Wanda Jewell Lebanon, Tennessee Suzie Preus getting some rest between classes. Smoke gets in your eyes! 42 A imn Anita Johnson Waverly, Tennessee Lisa Jones Madisonville, Kentucky Carol Keilholtz Knoxville, Tennessee Linda Kemper Gallatin, Tennessee Matt Keough Ft. Wayne, Indiana Konda Korfhage Forest Park, Georgia Luanne Loin Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Vicky Lannom Watertown, Tennessee Wanda Santiago finds out if all the parts of the frog are there. 43 i _ ' ' Tjimmei mien David Lawton Vivian, Louisiana Lisa Leonard Nashville, Tennessee Mary Lott Carthage, Tennessee Ginger Lowe Tracey City, Tennessee Ingrid Martin Boulder, Colorado Teresa McCloud Nashville, Tennessee Danny McGinnis Smithville, Tennessee James Montgomery Lebanon, Tennessee Carol Keilholtz and Suzie Preus enjoy a day at the ball game. One of the better dorm students, maybe? 44 Richard Choate gets in some silent study. ' aL ' imen a Danny McGinnis enjoys some good food and conversa- tion. Ricky Moore Old Hickory, Tennessee Donald Morris Lebanon, Tennessee Shirley Moser Lebanon, Tennessee David Murray Hendersonville, Tennessee Lisa Nininger Bristol, Virginia Elizabeth Noffsinger Hermitage, Tennessee Carolyn Oldham Carthage, Tennessee Chester Owen Lebanon, Tennessee 45 eifiMf i Paulette Parkhurst Red Boiling Springs, Tenn. Danny Pearson Lexington, Tennessee Rhonda Pettus Nashville, Tennessee Alan Petty Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Larry Phelps Nashville, Tennessee Doris Pollard Smithville, Tennessee Ken Presley Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Suzie Preus Memphis, Tennessee Lisa Nininger smiling for the cameras on Cumberland ' s campus. Kathy Armstrong finishing a paper for class. 46 s . mitti Teresa McCloud seems to contemplate whether or not to open her bottle of Faygo. David Proctor Noshville, Tennessee Donna Randall Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Misko Refich Truk Island Leslie Rosen Memphis, Tennessee Wanda Santiago Clarksville, Tennessee Doyt Schooley Nashville, Tennessee Steve Scott Gallatin, Tennessee Steve Scott Lebanon, Tennessee 47 jneimen mi mm Come on Suzie, SMILE! Patsy Pistole and Carol Keilholtz listen to chapel speaker. Terri Sizemore Bristol, Virginia Lindon Smith Lebanon, Tennessee Mike Smith Nashville, Tennessee Randy Smith Lebanon, Tennessee Bobby Sneed Goodletsville, Tennessee Sheila Steenbergen Lafayette, Tennessee Jeff Stiver Germantov n, Ohio Ellen Stone Hartsville, Tennessee 48 %d,. ■wieni Ricky Taylor Madison, Tennessee Georgia Tramel Dowelltown, Tennessee Terry Trice Lebanon, Tennessee Dee Tucker Nashville, Tennessee Charles Watson Lebanon, Tennessee Nan Winfree Lebanon, Tennessee An ita Woolard Lebanon, Tennessee Pam Wright Tullahoma, Tennessee Moon pie? Anita Johnson and Rick Holey enjoy a lough in the dorm. 49 ' A t 1 1 i j ■ ' ] 1 ■ Hi hi ' -.M ViVrv tmix i 1 ft ' kut-f i I ' ' M  l  -« 4- ' t II. ' I ' •a . i MISS PHOENIX Lisa Leonard Mary Jane Burton Elizabeth Noffsinger Ginger Lowe Tari Gates Cindy Cannon Cheryl Baughman Karen Fraley Judy Whiteman Anita Johnson Mitzi Officer Kathleen Booher Cynthia Dirkson Wanda Santiago Linda Kemper Sally Stevenson Phi Beta Lambda Drill Team Outdoor Club International Relations Pep Club B.S.U. Rotaract Collegians SNEA Pep Band Cheerleaders Honor Council Show Choir Edward Potter Hall Community Choir College Singers ?iii? v The Miss Phoenix contest is sponsored each year by the year- book staff. Each club elects one girl to repre- sent them. The contest is based on beauty, charm and poise. This year ' s event featured 1 6 con- testants. Wanda Santi- ago (far left) was cho- sen as the 1975 Miss Phoenix. 51 cAfiM Cumheimd jJi-OM ' i clajtti Mr. and Miss Cumberland are honors based upon the total personal, social, and academic contributions to Cumberland. Nominations are made by the Faculty but the final selection is made by the student body. This year Diane Adams and Lee Carter were chosen because the students felt they best exemplified the ideals of Cumberland College. offL Cmvemm EmGmtov Lee Carter is a vital member of the Basketball team. Lee is not only an outstanding ath- lete, but also Honor Roll stu- dent. Diane Adams, Miss Cumberland, is a great Bull- dog fan. She is the team ' s record keeper and an active member of the Pep Club. Her wit and personality have made her many friends, both students and faculty. 53 9 J9I4 Selection for Who ' s Who is based on scholarship, participation, leadership, academic and extra-curricular activities, citizenship, service to the school and the promise of future usefulness. TERRY TAYLOR President ' s Round Table, Baptist Student Union, BSU President, Dean ' s List, Phi Theta Kappa, College Singers, Section Leader, Shovv Choir, Collegians. JEANNE ELIZABETH TRUSLOW Honor Council, Honor Council Secretary, Class Favorite, Pep Club, Pep Club President, Outdoors Club, Miss Cumberland nomi- nee. Honor Roll. TIMOTHY EUGENE JENKINS Honor Council President, Phi Theta Kappa President, Academic Committee, President ' s Round Table, Student Council, Accompanist for College Singers, Community Choir, and Show Choir, Dean ' s List, International Relations, Music Service Award 1974. VICKI HOPPER Phi Theta Kappa, International Relations Club. SHARON LEE BLEDSOE Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary, Phoenix Editor, College Singers, Librarian, Secretary, Show Choir, President, Band, Vice-President. BILL CONWAY Student Council, Vice-President, International Relations, Phi Theta Kappa, Rotaract, Disciplinary Committee, President ' s Round Table, Forensic League. CONNIE G. GARMON Dean ' s List, Biology Award, Cumberland College Woman ' s Club Scholarship, Spring Fling Queen candidate. DAVID LLOYD GOAD Outdoor Club President, Cave Club, Vice-President, Rotaract, Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Class, President ' s Round Table, Honor Roll. JERRY GRAHAM Phi Theta Kappa. 55 KUt ■Hpi il lKlb : r 1 :..._,-- ,::,, ' ' — ■ ll « L. : ' ' IHIkV:-- ' ' b: CHARLOHE LEFFERS Graduated December 1 974, not available for picture. College Singers, Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Theta Kappa Convention, Talent Competition Winner. ROBBIE PAYNE Baseball, Intramural basketball. Class Favorite, Freshman and Sophomore, Student Council President, Pep Club, International Rel- ations, Freshman Class Secretary. SHARON LEIGH THARP Phi Beta Lambda, Drill Team, Phoenix Staff, Typist, Miss Phoenix 1974, Pep Club, Miss Cumberland nominee. Orientation Commit- tee, Baptist Student Union, Publicity Chairman. SALLY STEVENSON College Singers, Secretary-Treasurer, Fresh. Show Choir, Stu- dent Council, Secretary-Treasurer, Drill Team, Freshman Class Favorite, Phi Theta Kappa, President ' s Round Table, Disciplinary Committee, Pep Club. LEE JOHNSON CARTER Basketball Team, Mr. Cumberland, Honor Roll, Orientation Com- mittee. 56 V 57 ' f. ( ' J r f? Chapel is held each Wednesday morning at 10:00. Subject varies from classical guitar to art to life in a prison cell. Upper Left: Larry Logan demonstrates har- monica playing at its best. Lower Left: Dr. Eyier returns to Cumberland to speak on the good ole days. Donia Dickerson presents an interesting art show to the students. 59 i||M «iBIBID« 60 upper Left: Johnny Carver Ties a Yellow Ribbon Around the Old Oak Tree. Lower Left: Ed Shea talks to aspiring song writers about ASCAP. Upper Right: Carson-Newman Chorus and Dummy. Lower Right: Amen Brother Tom Henry. Lower Left: Ed Kilbourne entertains with jokes and songs bringing a deeper mes- sage. Middle Right: Dr. Stockton brings the weekly announcements. Lower Right: Mark Luttrell speaks on prison life. 61 ' iS ' m« (, xs Living in the dorm is an exciting part of life on a college cam- pus. Inside the walls of Mary White Hall and Edward Potter Hall, students live, work and most of the time piay. Upper Left: Steve Boyd and Gary Fletcher try to find their room among the mess. Middle Left: James McFarland enjoys listening to his stereo. Lower Left: Mike Ellis attacks Candy Cox with a straw. Upper Right: Jeannie Truslow says Wherefore art thou Romeo. Lower Right: Lisa Leonard and David Rowlings work diligently on Business Math homework. v 63 Upper Left; The night before a test. Middle Left: John Bugg, you ' re supposed to hove SATIN SHEETS, not bedspread. Lower Left: Bishop, do you always look so sod? Middle Right: Andy don ' t cheat! Lower Right: Soul at its besti Upper Left; Mike Matthews ploys with the kiddies in the snow. Upper Right; Sara, Kothy, and Dee are doing some serious studying. Middle Right: Barry, it looks like you won the game. 65 I 0 m dti «MisS 3ip J Qjtjimt CjHmew First Row: Robbie Payne, President, Solly Stevenson, Secretory-Treosurer, Bill Conway, Vice President. Second Row: Kim Richardson, Tori Gates, Cindy The entire student body is represented by the Student Council. This council oversees the work of student organiza- tions and cooperates with the administration and faculty in governing all areas of college life. This year the council attempted to get phones in the dorm Cannon, Steve Scott. Third Row: Michelle Dodson, Tim Jenkins, Dean Robin- son, Advisor. rooms and open dorms during certain hours of the day. These attempts failed. They did get a movie and a new brand of toilet paper for the dorms. Projects in the making are an improved lobby In the boys ' dorm, a study hall for men and women, more movies, a dance, and a used book store. 67 cP ' i£Sia£iits Oiuwi johw Seated: Michelle Dodson, Phi Beta Lambda; Judy Whiteman, SNEA; Mela- nie Waller, International Relations; Sally Stevenson, Student Council Secre- tary-Treasurer; Sharon Bledsoe, PHOENIX, Show Choir; Jeanne Truslow, Pep Club; Karen Fraley, COLLEGIAN. Standing: Terry Taylor, BSU; David Goad, Outdoor Club; Andy Howell, Sophomore Class, Rotoroct; Tim Jen- The President ' s Round Table is made up of the various organizational presidents. The main purpose of this group is to meet and discuss what is going on at Cumberland. Each president tells what his or her club has been doing. Being kins. Honor Council, Phi Theta Kappa; Kim Richardson, Edward Potter Hall; Dr. Stockton, Cumberland College; Dick Walters, College Singers; Robbie Payne, Student Council President; Bill Conway, Student Council Vice Presi- dent; Gory Rawn, Band; Matt Keough, Freshman Class. aware of what the other organizations are doing creates a sense of unity between the groups. Students, meeting with the administration for the good of the school, exemplifies the theme of this book, We Are Cumberland. I II 6S (ji( Mh ' LMmjtw Dick Walters, Tommy Washer, David Rawlings, Jimmy Garmon, Jeanne Truslow, Secretary; Tim Jenkins, President; Steve Scott, Vice President; David Proctor, Kothy Underwood, Kathleen Booher, Cindy Cannon. This council is an organization of students that seek to pre- serve the integrity of the Honor Code at Cumberland Col- lege. It aims to secure justice for any student under suspicion of dishonesty, to vindicate his or her name if innocent, and if guilty, to protect the honor and standing of the remaining students by his or her punishment. The Honor Council con- cerns itself solely with those offenses which are classified as dishonorable. This applies to all tests, themes, term papers, and examinations. Under this system of mutual trust and responsibility, if the instructor wishes to remain in the class- room during an examination, he should not find it necessary to act as a proctor. 69 G dk u iappou Front Table Left: Tim Jenkins, President; Jackie West, Vice President; Alyson Finch, Treasurer; Sharon Bledsoe, Secretary. Back Table Left: Adrianne Ross, Diane Adams, Terry Taylor, Gary Rawn, Jerry Graham, Melanie Waller, Janis McClanahan. Front Table Right: Bobby Sneed, Cindy Cannon, Kath- leen Booher, David Proctor. Second Table Right: Donna Bennett, Wanda Santiago, Tina Hobbs. Third Table Right: Matt Keough, Dick Walters, Cheryl Baughman, Lisa Jones. Standing: Patsy Pistole, Steve Scott, Rhonda Pettus, Sally Stevenson, Anita Johnson, Donna Garrett, Bill Conway. Phi Theta Kappa is a national honor society for junior col- lege students. Members of this society must maintain at least a 3.00 average. Phi Theta Kappa endeavors to promote good scholarship and instill qualities of leadership in its mem- bers. The Pi Upsilon chapter at Cumberland is an organiza- tion dedicated to the highest ideals of academic achieve- ment. The faculty sponsor is Lucie Scott Brown. C i W6 9 ? cS m C ilW David Proctor, Bobby Sneed, Cindy Cannon, Vicki Hopper, Kathleen Boo- her. Ginger Lowe, Jack Morris, Matt Keough, Anita Johnson, Yvonne Wich- lep, Darryl Gordon, Bill Conway, Mark Weidemaier, Mike Bishop, Robbie Payne, Melanie Waller, President; Tori Gates, Patsy Pistole, Secretary-Trea- International Relations is a club designed for students interested in history and international relations. Membership is limited to students who have received an A in Western Civi- lization or History of the United States. The Club ' s programs consist of speakers and field trips to surrounding areas of his- torical interest. 71 iOrv First Row: Mark Weidemaier, Jack Morris, Terry Lofton. Second Row: Danny Pearson, Ricky Moore, Kothy Armstrong, Karen Fraley, Editor; Sarah Barr, Melanie Waller, Donna Randall, Martha Blackburn. Journalism students edit the COLLEGIAN under the general supervi- sion of Sammy Hatcher. The newspaper is a medium for the dissemi- nation of timely news of campus organizations and activities. Kathy Belcher, Sharon Tharp, David Rowlings, Lorry Holt, Co-Editor; Cindy Todd, Advisor; Sharon Bledsoe, Editor; Cindy Cannon, Ellen Stone, Michelle Dodson, Anita McPeak. The PHOENIX staff has worked this year to produce a yearbook that will bring bock fond memories as you look at it for years to come. Its only activity this year was to sponsor a marsh- mallow burning in the student center. 73 mm Kathy Armstrong, Paulette Parkhurst, Linda Kemper, Terry Taylor, President; Donna Garrett, Cindy Brown, Steve Scott, Cindy Cannon, Special Events; David Proctor, Sharon Tharp, Publicity; Kathleen Booher, Programs; David Rowlings. The BSU is an interdenominational organization, sponsored by the Southern Baptist Convention. Its main objective is to provide an opportunity for Christian fel- lowship on campus, while providing an outreach at school and in the community. Some of its annual activities include a tal- ent show, the state convention, the spring retreat, and a short term mission project. |F ?j« ■ H ■■ K ' ' ri. ' ' - H 1 H : : Kf 1 B H H ' ■■ H ■ ■-. 1 ' ' H H J in gl Hc M I J i W V ' u ' ' li; BjBp SI K H -■ B tt|j John Arnold, Sharon Tharp, Terry Taylor, Cindy Brown, Steve Scott, and Debra Bechman enjoy some free time during the BSU state convention. 74 QjtuMntiyViitmialj b(m£joLmj( 4M ( Margie Livingston, Secretary; Judy Whitemon, President; Yvonne Wichlep, Vice President; Anita McPeak, Treasurer; Kathy Belcher. The SNEA acquaints its members with what their responsibilities as a teacher will be. This year the officers went to the state SNEA workshop. Activities include guest speakers and trips to local schools. 75 0%cBetaf (m)(L Michelle Dodson, Ellen Stone, Anita McPeak, Lindon Smith, Jim Garmon, Linda Kemper, Gary Fletcher, Kathy Belcher, Cynthia Dirkson, Larry Phelps, Margie Livingston, Teresa McCloud, Gary Gallman, Kay Nelms, Advisor; John Arnold, Lisa Leonard, Ginger Lowe, Sharon Thorp, Marsha Stark, Jonis McClanahan, Diane Moore. Phi Beta Lambda is on organization of business students preparing for careers in business and business education. This club sponsored the Harvest Ball, sold Cumberland College jerseys, and had a cake raffle. 76 Mary Jane Burton, Georgio Trcmel, Melanie Waller, Donna Garrett, Dick Walters, Linda Bennett, Sally Stevenson, Luonne Lain, Paulette Parkhurst, Kathy Armstrong, Linda Kemper, Rhonda Pettus, Karen Fraley, Wanda San- tiago, Cindy Cannon, Elizabeth Noffsinger, Sheila Steenbergen, Robbie Payne, Cynthia Dirkson, Lisa Leonard, Cathy Cobb, Margie Livingston, Tari Gates, Sharon Thorp, Jeanne Truslow, President; Diane Adams, Adrianne Ross, Ginger Lov e. The pep club sponsors the concession stand at basketball games, and a pep bus to most away games. This group sup- ports athletics at Cumberland in many ways. 77 iJ otaiajct James McFarland, Steve Boyd, Kim Richardson, Mike Matthews, Andy Howell, President; Bill Conway, Rob- bie Payne, Gary Mize, Dee Tucker, Larry Phelps, Gary Fletcher. Rotaract is sponsored by Rotary International. Dean Robinson is the club ' s advisor. The purpose of the club is to develop leadership and responsible citizenship. 7S Oiijm jCJju) Standing; Steve Boyd, Vice President; David Goad, President. First Row: Eugene Goodoie, Cheryl Baugh- mon, Diane Gulley, Elizabeth Noffsinger. Second Row: Coach Swain, Sponsor; Margie Lundeen, Jeanne Truslow, Diane Adams. Third Row: Danny Burnett, Donna Garrett, Kathy Armstrong, Wanda Santiago. Fourth Row; James Delozier, Hugh Midgett, Kim Richardson, Suzey Preus, David Parkerson. The people in the Outdoor Club share an interest in canoeing, caving, backpack- ing, and camping. Two of the groups many octivites this year were canoeing on the Duck River and providing free popcorn for students in the student center. 79 ♦. jiiig winds, icv raiii. va ' r winfls4 iLtTCalley 5 ' is 0)  r u a parole 2! | . Prices Up, Earnings , , all Off oCP X ite V « ' ,. o .«. A; jfSjyt . . C0 ' k Vy2Lw «r- ' — W lute liO % Of Fuel ( v 1 Nixon leaves the hospital J £ Sl V Vr cSP- ' 83 84 jhe -Jeahnincj Pwm at CuMmwiJ 85 Li3 ---J ■ 1 -T iE 5 -J 86 87 Below: Donna Gaut, Tim Jenkins, and Bailey Hardwick have a rap session on the grass. Below Left: Danny Pearson models the latest attire for Forest Rangers. Right: Pom Wright, Tori Gates, and Jeanne Truslow. The ' Three Stooges ' of East Two. Middle: Gary Mize and James McFariond take aim and fire. Below Right: Mr. Coble soys Not another hotdog! W . ' Jf .fr ' . 1 ' H ' iDP H i t l _ - yl Middle: The Hope of Cumberland. Left: Cathy Cobb, Linda Bennett, and Karen Froley dis- cuss the first half of the gome. Above: It can ' t be THAT! funny Ken. 89 90 %. 91 Right: Georgia Tramel lends a helping hand to Charlotte Leffers. Far Right: Alyson Finch asks . . , Is it soup yet? Right: Students in weekly chapel. Right: Melanie Waller enjoys an afternoon cookout. Far Right; Andy Howell and Judy Whiteman like study- ing outdoors. upper Left: Students anxiously await the mail. Lower Left: Two horticulture experts, Robbie Payne and Allen Anglea, trim the shrubs oround the dorms. Below: Our cheerleaders onticipate a free throw try. fM b ' i-x • ' X Vjv 93 ,« ST - aii itmd oe it m zPeam Qohi, oils jflei ' im semmaiia M ' ■t Im nmi J aain ' aanuMmj mht ' , Of been an ' mmk ' emen m cAfwi andcAfanu (h ueah. Jm J miu udtei suHuin merv mm 12 . 9 ek-1mefJlfw Ui Cmie ifi ' am ' efiMt umi Imp m said y.ow M fiaJ ' mk ifmi ' 4 aiM. un mWi ' ' On 97 58MS First Row: Manager Danny Pearson, Barry Hamilton, James McClellan, Mitch Moss, Ed Follins, Plato Mathis, Danny King, Norman Pace, Manager Harold McDonald. Back Row; Coach Ellis, Lee Carter, Craig Sullivan, Thomas Ledtord, Keith Dean, Johnny Farmer, Gary Burdsell, Coach Swain. SCHEDULE Nov. 25 Knoxville Bus. College Won Nov. 29-30 Cumberland Tip-Off Cumberland, Copiah-Lincoln, Lindsey-Wilson, Vol. State Won Dec. 5 UT-Chattanooga J.V. Won Dec. 7 Morristov n Won Dec. 13 Roane State Won Dec. 14 Aquinas Won Dec. 20-21 Pensacola Classic of Champions (Chipola, Vincennes, Pensacola, Cumberland) Lost Jan. 4 Knoxville Bus. College Won Jan. 6 Austin Peay J.V. Won Jan. 9 Roane State Lost Jan. 13 Motlov State Won Jan. 16 Cleveland State Won Jan. 18 Hiwassee Won Jan. 21 Walters State Won Jan. 23 Aquinas Won Jan. 25 Morristown Won Jan. 27 Vol. State Won Feb. 1 Hiwassee Won Feb. 3 UT-Chattanooga J.V. Won Feb. 7 Cleveland State Won Feb. 10 Motlow State Won Feb. 12 Vincennes Lost Feb. 15 Walters State Won Feb. 17 Vol. State Won Feb. 20 Austin Peay J.V. Won Although only one starter returned from last year ' s State Cham- pionship team. Coach Ellis has filled the vacancies extremely well. This year ' s team has excited the crowds attending the games with the brand of basketball they expect to see from Cumberland; fast, high scoring, and thrilling. Coach Ellis and Coach Swain should really be proud of the way they have molded a group of freshmen and combined them with the experience of the sophomores into a team; a winning team. The 1 975 graduating Sophomores will always remember the excitement and the letdowns Cumberland basketball has been through. 98 55 •fti) Left: Danny King tries to get an inbounds pass in play. Below Left; Thomas Ledford concentrates on a free throw. Below Right: Craig Sullivan shows determination in this shot. 99 cMci Below: The Bleacher Bums give the Bulldogs some encouragement. Below Left: Lse Carter dribbles on a fast break. Below Right: Coach Ellis and Coach Swain seem to be thinking of some new strategy. Right: Keith Dean goes over Vol. State for two. iOO o BoiieM Left; Keith Dean goes over a Motlow player for two. Below Left: Danny King shouts out o play. Below Right: Plato Mathis looks for a breaking player. 101 fBcMci Below: Johnny Farmer shoots for fwo while James McClellan looks on. Below Right: Keirh Dean goes high for a tip. Right: Jame McClelion shoots a free throw while Danny King waits for a possible fast break. ' i02 osM Pictured Above on the First Row From Left to Right Are: Mark Weidemaier, Ken Whittle, Chuck Brown, Keith Dickens, Jock Morris, David Porkerson, Phillip Coe, Danny Erps, Gary Globis. Second Row: Gory Cozcrt, Matt Keough, Barry Muller, David Rowlings, Kim Richardson, Ken Hughes, Allen Anglea, Ricky Thurston, Robbie Payne, Coach Lindsey. Since taking over the coaching duties at Cumberland, David Lindsey has improved the program year after year. Last year Cum- berland recorded their first 20-game win season ever when they finished 20-1 3, and were third in the conference. This year ' s outlook is even brighter with the loss of only two sophomores from the starting lineup of last year! The schedule this year is a special one; spiced with a trip for the team to an Invitational tourney in Fernandina Beach, Florida. The teams that will be participating are Gulf Coast Community College, Jackonsville University, and St. Johns. This honor has given the players an extra incentive to do well because they hope to win the division title this year. GOOD LUCK! SCHEDULE March 12 Martin College Home March 15 Martin College Away March 19 Aquinas College Home March 22 Hiwassee College Away March 31 Macomb (Mich.) Home April 1 Aquinas College Away April 4 Triton (III.) Home April 5 Hiwassee College Home April 8 Roane State Away April 12 Motlow State Home April 13 Volunteer State Away April 15 Morristown College Home April 17 Walters State Home April 19 Cleveland State Away April 20 Walters State Away April 22 Motlow State Away April 26 Roane State Home April 27 Volunteer State Home April 29 Morristown College Away May 3 Cleveland State Home Denotes Conference games. 103 ca %Mi Below: Keith Dickens av aits a pitch from Gary Cozart. Below Left: Danny Erps waits for a pitch. Right: Kim Richardson lets a pitch go while Dcvid Rowlings waits for a possible hit. Below Right: Allen Anglea takes a cut. 104 cBmm Left: Coach Lindsey thinking of strategy on the bench during a ballgame. Below: Kim Richardson awaits a pitch from Vol. State. 105 John Maier, Mike Bishop, Mike Madden, Johnny Belcher, Bill Thorup, Coach Ellis. SCHEDULE March 12 Martin March 15 Martin March 17 Cleveland State April 3 Roane State April 7 Roane State, Dolton April 14 Aquinas April 15 Roane State April 25 Cleveland State, Roane April 28 Aquinas May 5-6 TJCAA Tournament May 19-20 Regional Tournament Home Away Away Home Away Away Away Home Home Henry Horton Under the leadership of Coach Ellis the team will be looking to improve their runner-up position of last year in both the State and Regional Matches. With the returning experience and the new talent, the team should do well. We wish them good luck! Henry Horton 106 This year ' s tennis team has really been working hard to get in shape for their first match. Under the supervision of Mr. Burch, the team has traveled to Nashville to improve their game on indoor courts. The outlook for this year is very good with the new courts and the enthusiasm of the team mem- bers. Uennii jmirv Wells Noien, Mike Matthews, Don Ash, Jeff Harrold, Ron Tipton, Jim Wells, Joe Mullins, Coach Burch. m 107 iZ)uf5U Wanda Jewell, Cindy Cannon, Ginger Lowe, Luanne Lain, Linda Kemper, Sharon Thorp, Sally Stevenson, Donna Garrett, Mary Jane Burton, Cathy Cobb, Linda Bennett, C indy Brown. This group of girls has really made the half-times of the basket- ball games entertaining for the fans. Under the new leadership of Kathy McGovern the girls have worked hard to get in SHAPE for this year ' s performances. They have done routines to In the Mood, The Stripper, and the Charleston ; all of which were very good. For the dedication and work these girls have put into their rou- tines, all Cumberland has GAINED. Diane Adams, on alternate for the Drill Team, has performed several routines with the girls. 1 ) ' Mnem, 109 c% ' m The main goal for the Cheerleaders has been to support and follow the Basketball team wherever they may go. The Cheer- leaders had several bakesales in which to raise money to go to the Florida Tournament with the Bulldogs during Christmas vaca- tion. They also held a Sadie Hawkin ' s Dance to raise additional money and they have been selling candy all year for the some purpose. The Cheerleaders have worked very hard to keep up the spirit of Bulldog fans and players this year. The support the fans have given the Basketball team has been tremendous proving the Cheerleaders have done their duty successfully. Pictured From Left to Right Are: Wanda Santiago, Ricl Graves, Karen Fraley, Mitzi Ofticer, Larry Holt, and Konda Korfage. Top: The Cheerleaders do a little skit to raise Bulldog spirit at our yearly pep rally which starts off the Bas- ketball season. Right: Karen Fraley, the Cumberland Bulldog for two years helps to lead the fans in cheering the guys on. Left: The Cheerleaders do a cheer during a time out. (Just a little while longer Larry!) m 4 COLLEGE PEP BAND: Top Row: Alan Petty, Bob Rose, Steve Scott, Tim Jenkins. Middle Row: Danny Wilson, Mike Farrell, Sharon Bledsoe, Margie Livingston, Mike Ellis, Anita Woolard, Dee Tucker, Bert Coble (Director). Bottom Row; Teresa McCloud, Anita Johnson, Richard Choate, Donna Garrett, Charles Watson, Poulette Parkhurst, Sheila Steen- bergen, David Proctor, Gary Rawn. COLLEGIANS: Danny Wilson Richard Walters Terry Taylor Steve Scott i| n3 COLLEGE SINGERS: First Row: Karen Fraley, Cindy Cannon, Cindy Brown, Sharon Bledsoe, Linda Kemper, Kathy Grubbs, Shirley Moser, Donna Garrett, Leslie Rosen, Kathleen Booher, Ginger Lowe, Kathy Armstrong. Second Row: Ingrid Martin, Teresa McCloud, Sally Stevenson, Lisa Leonard, Charlotte Leffers, Cynthia Dirkson, Lisa Nininger, Vicki Lonnom, Debra Bechmon, Anita Johnson, Bert Coble, Director. Third Row: Margie Livingston, Candy Cox, Terry Taylor, Alan Petty, Dee Tucker, Steve Scott, Tim Jenkins, Gary Rawn, Sue Beaudry. Fourth Row: John Bugg, Larry Holt, Dick Walters, Bob Rose, Mike Ellis, Danny Wilson, Tommy Washer, Richard Choate. COLLEGE SINGERS: They have made numerous appearances including a personal concert for Governor Dunn in the Capitol; the official choir for the Governor ' s Prayer Breakfast with Johnny Cash and June Carter; six presentations of the traditional and ever popular Dinner at Cum- berland. 114 ' ' I Left: Mr. Coble and Mrs. Shinn discuss the progress of the music department. Below: The choir sings for the other students in chapel. The Choir enjoys singing wherever they go, even on a hayride. 115 — SHOW CHOIR — Over forty concerts this year including appearances in high schools to more than 35,000 students; an appearance at the Old West Dinner Theatre; a concert before a joint session of the Tennes- see Legislature and Governor Winfield Dunn in honor of Tennes- see ' s First Lady, Mrs. Winfield Dunn. Above: Show Choir prepares for Tour. Below: SHOW CHOIR; Bert Coble, Director — Sharon Bledsoe, Kathleen Booher, Cindy Brown, John Bugg, Cynthia Dirkson, Anita Johnson, Linda Kemper, Margie Livingston, Shirley Moser, Lisa Nininger, Alan Petty, Gary Rown, Bob Rose, Steve Scott, Solly Stevenson, Terry Taylor, Richard Walters, Danny Wilson. I fH H 1 r ' .- ' - M =t i Top Left: Mr. and Mrs. Coble prepare their hotdogs at the choir cookout. Top Right: Mrs. Shinn takes time to think before her next music class. Middle Left: Mr. Coble instructs the Sopranos in the College Singer ' s rehearsal. Above: Larry Phelps, Robbie Payne and Dee Tucker express their talents at the pep band talent show. Left: College Singers rehearse for Chapel performance. 117 CUMBERLAND COLLEGE OF LEBANON. TENNESSEE TENNESSEE Dear Friends; A yearbook cannot be published without the financial support of the commu- nity. For this help I would like to thank all the various merchants of Lebanon and surrounding communities who contributed to the 1 975 PHOENIX. My thanks to all those who worked on the actual putting together of this book. Without their help there would be no yearbook. The theme of this book We Are Cumberland was chosen to represent the fac- ulty and students as a group. Cumberland is not merely the buildings and grounds, but these things combined with the people who live, work, and learn here. Without people what would o college be? For this reason, I chose the theme We Are Cum- berland. Sincerely; 4f. 9J ' id. i t i o ( Sharon Bledsoe Editor 119 ilson County Motor Company Chevrolet Buick, Chevelle, Camaro, Nova, Vega, Corvette — Chevrolet Trucks 1306 West Main ■ ' %-- m IWi i|pi WCOR Music News Sports AAA-QAIA AM 900 KHZ S+ereo — FM 107.3 MHZ Winkler Drugs Cedars of Lebanon Shopping Center Lebanon, Tennessee Hankins and Beumel MEN ' S CLOTHING Cedars of Lebanon Shopping Center Lebanon, Tennessee •1 First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Lebanon Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Federal Home Loan Bank Savings Accounts 214 North Cumberland Lebanon, Tennessee H Loat ome Loans Clearvlew Plaza Mt. Juliet, Tennessee 121 Lebanon Bank FIVE LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU LEBANON, V ATERTOWN MT. JULIET MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I 122 Health and Beauty Aids SCOOTER FOOD STORE Open 6 til 12 Corner of Spring and Maple Delicatessen PIZZA VILLA I I a.m.! I p.m. Sunday-Thursday I I a.m.- 1 2 p.m. Friday-Saturday Pizzas Spaghetti Tacos Sandwiches 123 utnitwie COWVPANV GO BULLDOGS 320 N.Cumberland St. S.E. 444-2864 Fedders Lebanon, Tennessee Max Smith Maytag Zenith WALLER FURNITURE : A ■ ' .gefe- - -a4S •■ONE OF LEBANON ' S NEWEST AND FINEST FURNITURE STORES NAME BRAND FURNITURE AND MAJOR APPLIANCES COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Shop Waller ' s Firsf Terms Arrar ged — free Deliyery 444-0963 300 N. CUMBERLAND LEBANON M M Winding Co. Automotive Parts Rebuiiders 444-1932 JERRY FREEMAN Hartmann Drive WcftdCMQ Oft Omf ' SFT BLAND CASKET COMPANY Lebanon Tenn. Nashville Ask Your Funeral Director To Show You A Bland Casket Manufacturers of Fine Caskets Since 1926 CELLAR FURNITURE CO. Everything for the Home 108 N. College Street Phone 444-6262 Compliments of Wright Printing Co. 444-0947 Commerce Union Bank Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve Deposit System Lebanon, Tennessee 125 im Draper Darwin Stores ' ' Outfitters for the Entire Family ' ' D D STORES Public Square Manager: Bill Woods MACK JIMS Public Square Manager: K. I. Todd DRAPER DARWIN village Shopping Center Manager: Willy Woodard McADOO ' S Public Square Manager: K. I. Todd 126 Ifi yJ f .lPMiMij .|l,.IJ|liiJLIiiJtLJil rfljCTziiirOTnfl tu rg ' — ir -iu r i i .i m ' m i m Congratulations Fronn TRI-CO. ELECTRIC SUPPLY HUNT ' S HONDA • Sales • Service • Parts 449-0375 I3I8W. MainSt. STATE FARM INSURANCE John D. Greer John Greer, Jr Car • Home Health • Life STATE FARM INSURANCE 444-5266 444-9043 435 W. Main Greer Office BIdg. Lebanon 127 ' i ' 2-d irecisio n Rubber P roducts ' ' O Ring, Seals and Molded Rubber Specialties HARTMANN DRIVE • LEBANON. TENN. 37087 129 Compliments of DONNELL-BRADFORD 209 North Cumberland 444-2150 Lebanon, Tn. S. N. COOK HARDWARE Everything in Hardware I I 2 Public Square 101 West Avenue Lebanon, Tennessee J. R. HOBBSANDSONS REALTY West Main c c SPORTS CENTER 1028 West Main Lebanon, Tennessee 444-549 1 444- 1 663 M - M 1 1 iii 41 . -.:■ -fk ' ' % % — A friend helps Patsy Pistole move in. l Discount Tire WHERE YOUR MONEY BUYS TIRES NOT OVERHEAD 330 S. Cumberland St. 444-4100 LANNOM REALTY COMPANY Bob Lannom, Real+or I 33 Public Square Member National Association of Realtors LANNOM AUCTION SERVICE 444-63 1 6 Bob Lannom Broker Denver D. Bates Auctioneer 1 Itrt - L -i 11 ' - iV .- ' ;■■•■ 1% Thompson s Phillips 66 Highway 23 1 and 1-40 DODSON-DAVIS McCLINTOCKCO. Insurance Bonds 326 N. Cumberland 444-0372 Lebanon Tennessee L 131 PERRY ' S 329 Norfh Cumberland 444- 1 734 Home of Big T Thick Shakes and Malts The Rapid Print Corporation Printing Problems Handled Fast 101 9 West Main 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 LIGON-BOBO-RICKETTS FUNERAL HOME INC. 24 Hour Ambulance Service 444-2142 Floyd Ricket+s — Pres. Owner and Operator Ed Lea Vice-President COWAN ' S Downtown West Main 444-594 1 449-0100 J. Steve Boyd says, Mom — Social Probation means . SuHoet RESTAURANT! The Sunset Restaurant Located 23 1 South Finest of Food Private Banquet Room Owned and Operated by WILLIAM AND ROBERT HODGE •The Gift of Elegance Candles Incense Posters Cards Notes Spanish Decor Puzzles Gifts for Everyone THE ORNATE SHOP Strike three — You ' re out. Ij ifcTTT mw WuutWte 320 N.Cumberland St. 444-2864 Lebanon, Tennessee McDowell MOTOR COMPANY Cadillac — Oldsmobile Open Evenings Till 8 812 North Cumberland Lebanon, Tennessee 133 Lux Time Division Robertshaw Controls Lebanon, Tennessee Roberts Builders Supply JOHN HATCHER ' S MEN ' S WEAR 444-2810 107 South Cumberland WIGGINS. . . JEWELERS 103 East Main Street Box 266 — Lebanon, Tenn. 37087 Phone 444-3975 Kathy Armstrong gets help from Mr. Donnell. JIMMY BOND ' S FACTORY OUTLET 1 24 North College Lebanon, Tennessee Mr. Dee Cee Turtle Bax Lori Lynn Lebanon Chemicals 101 East Market St. Lebanon, Tennessee WHOLESALE FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS JANITORIAL SUPPLIES KENNETH O. LESTER COMPANY Wholesale Food Distributors Fresh — Frozen — Canned Institutional Supplies Food Service Equipment Lebanon, Tennessee 444-2963 135 MODERN MEN ' S SHOP 102 East Main Lebanon, Tennessee 37087 Phone 444- 1 963 David Parkerson and Bill Conway enjoy a leisurely afternoon at the dorm. Brooks Shoes 1007 West Main Lebanon, Tennessee FLOWERS BY LYNN Flowers By Lynn Mean Sonne+hlng Special 103 West Main Street 444-4633 WHITE AUTO STORE I 15 North Cumberland Lebanon, Tennessee 444 3514 PORTER PONTI AC — GMCINC. Drive Carefully Lebanon Is Full of Pontiacs Highway 70 West Local 444-8370 Nashville 244-7461 Burchett Ford Highway 70 West Lebanon 444-8221 Nashville 254-822 I HOLT DISCOUNT Buying With Over 2500 Stores Use Our Plan of All Seasons — Lay-A-Way — No Service Charge No Interest Rate Small Down Paynnent Other Holt Stores Nashville Hartsville Si:;: c ' eSflnERS Klean- Way Cleaners Appreciate Your Business 218 South Maple Lebanon, Tennessee 137 t 1 Snow White Drive- In Baskets and Short Orders Call-ins Accepted Phone 449-0896 Pizzas and Shakes Barbeque Is Our Specialty Seats Studio PHOTOGRAPHS THAT PLEASE Hallmark Greeting Cards Photofinishing Cameras On the Square fc- — ■ ■■ - :5;: ' f -- Bob Sneed moves in. ED ' S FAMILY SHOES Lady Fiorsheim Rand Miss Wonderful Red Goose Easy Street Fiorsheim for Men Cedars Shopping Center Phone 444-3443 Burch ' s Hallmark Greeting Cards — Posters Candles — Party Goods 444-4866 129 Public Square Lebanon, Tenn. Dri rivers Bak i-ery 1019 West Main 444-2902 For All Your Baking Needs Dick ' s Food Mart WesL End Shopping Center Lebanon, Tennessee FAKES HOOKER Lumber and Coal Lebanon, Tennessee McClain Smith MEN ' S CLOTHING STORE On the Square Lebanon, Tennessee Wilson County Flower Shop 243 West Main Street Lebanon, Tennessee Phone 444-05 1 4 Loh ' s Tool Hartman Drive Lebanon, Tennessee Industrial Subdivision fe ' ■ ' iiiii k,«a v - 139 slOM-MANNING MOTORS — New and Used Cars — Baddour Parkway W. At Highway 70 W. Lebanon, Tennessee Dee Manning Graf+on Lannom NEEDLEWORK, CRAFT. AND HOBBY SHOP We Specialize in Needlework and Crafts p SPSM Phone 449-2919 Parkway Center By-Pass Highway 70 Lebanon, Tennessee THE BANK ■iff Jf Vt. IWM-WW ViliAJjMJi m BANKING SERVICE LEBANON AND NORENE • DRIVE IN WINDOW Large Enough To Serve You — Small Enough To Know You 240 W. Main St. Lebanon, Tennessee Phone 444-6305 BENTLEY ' S ELECTRIC CO. Heating, Cooling, Electrical, Plumbing 107 Hartmann Drive Lebanon, Tennessee Phone:444-1452 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 Serving the industry since 1906 witli easy, safe, economical steering . V — - dI ifx. • Iross steering == cMf ROSS OEAR DIVISION Compliments of Plants TRW Ross Gear Division Lafayette, Indiana And Its Employees Lebanon. 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