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A  Word  From 
Our  President 


Dr.  Ray  C.  Phillips 


Dear  Cumberland  University  Students: 

Every  year,  Cumberland  University  passes  milestones  and  creates  new  levels  of  achievement  to  sur- 
pass. The  1993-94  academic  year  was  no  exception;  consider  these  accomplishments:  Fall  semester  en- 
rollment reached  a  record-breaking  1,001  students;  an  innovative  Writing  Across  the  Curriculum  Pro- 
gram was  implemented;  the  1994  edition  of  "Who's  Who  Among  American  Colleges  and  Universi- 
ties" included  CU  students  for  the  first  time  since  1984;  The  Phoenix  Players  and  the  Cumberland 
Singers  Ensemble  performed  in  six  student  productions,  including  Cabaret  —  the  first  musical  to  be 
performed  at  CU;  Sigma  Sigma  Sigma  National  Sorority  installed  Zeta  Xi  chapter;  the  football  team 
played  in  its  first  NAIA  playoff  game  after  ending  the  regular  season  with  a  9-1  record;  and  the  1994 
graduating  class  of  170  was  the  largest  in  the  history  of  the  University  and  included  the  first  students 
to  complete  the  BSN  degree  program. 

Cumberland  University  is  poised  and  has  within  its  grasp  the  potential  of  becoming,  not  only  one 
of  the  best,  but  the  best  educational  opportunity  and  choice  for  students.  I  want  to  congratulate  the 
students  of  CU  whose  commitment  to  the  liberal  arts  tradition  has  contributed  to  our  reputation  for 
academic  excellence. 


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Mrs.  Imogene  Ahles 


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Mrs.  Ahles,  a  long  time  administra- 
tive secretary  to  the  president  of  CU, 
massed  away  after  a  long  battle  with 
^  ung  cancer  in  July  of  1993.  She  had 
worked  for  Cumberland  for  over  40 
years  and  was  very  knowledgeable  of  its 
^  history. 

This  past  December,  her  husband. 
Judge  Ahles,  took  a  special  interest  in 
the  'Tove  Lights  a  Tree''  fundraiser  for 
the  American  Cancer  Society  and  was 
honorary  chairman.  The  tree  lighting 
ceremony  was  dedicated  to  the  memory 
of  Mrs.  Ahles. 

Mrs.  Ahles  was  an  asset  to  Cumbers- 
land  and  she  is  missed  greatly.  This  is 
why  the  Phoenix  Staff  chose 
her  to  dedicate  the  1993-94 
Phoenix  to.  She  had  so  much 
to  contribute  to  the  commu- 
nity and  she  will  always  be  re- 
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Faculty 


Ms.  Rebecca  Broady  (Accounting) 

Dr.  Art  Criscoe  (Education) 

Dr.  Jim  Curry  (English) 

Dr.  George  Daniel  (Stats/Assoc.  VP 

of  Academic  Affairs) 


Mr.  Dwayne  Deering  (Phys. 

Ed./VoUeyball/Tennis  coach) 

Mr.  William  Dorris  (Speech/Theatre) 

Dr.  Tim  Farris 

(Mathematics/Physics) 

Dr.  Jim  Galloway  (Education) 


Mr.  Jorge  DeLeon  Gonzalez 

(Nursing) 

Mr.  Charles  Gregory 

(Education/Dean  of  Admissions) 

Ms.  Priscilla  Hale  (Nursing) 

Dr.  Mary  Lewis  Haley 

(Econ. /Accounting) 


Mr.  William  Hawkins  (Softball 

coach) 

Ms.  Marjorie  Huff  (English) 

-Mr.  Woody  Hunt  (Phys.  Ed./Athletic 

Dir. /Baseball  coach) 

Ms.  Dorothy  Jenkins 

(Education/Devel.  Studies) 


Ms.  Jennifer  Jones  (Education) 

Mr.  Roger  Karl  (Librarian) 

Dr.  Charlene  Kozy  (Political 

Science/History) 

Ms.  Vickie  Layne  (Nursing) 


Dr.  C.  William  McKee  (Educ./VP 

Acad.  Affairs/Dean  of  the  College) 

Ms.  Faye  McRady  (Nursing) 

Mr.  P.  Henry  Meadows,  III 

(Computer) 

Ms.  Sharon  Mewes  (Nursing) 


Dr.  Loretta  Morgan  (Phys. 

Education) 

Dr.  Lynn  Myrick  (English) 

Dr.  Pete  Peterson  (Biology) 

Ms.  Fran  Powell  (Music) 


Dr.  Richard  Shriver 

(Philos. /Religion) 

Dr.  William  Shultz 

(Accounting/Business) 

Dr.  Bobbie  Speck  (English) 

Mr.  Mitch  Walters  (Phys. 

Ed. /Women's  Basketball  coach) 


Ms.  Barbara  Walton 
(Chemistry/Phys.  Science) 
Ms.  Linda  Watlington  (Nursing) 
Ms.  Carol  White  (Mathematics) 


Staff 


Ms.  Joyce  Alcorn  (Assistant  to  the 

President) 

Ms.  Carol  Anne  Barbee  (Assist,  to 

the  Librarian) 

Ms.  Carol  Bass  (Admin.  Assist,  to  the 

Librarian) 

Ms.  Cindy  Blevins  (Accounts 

Receivable  Analyst) 


Mr.  Barry  Buchanan  (Assistant 

Football  Coach) 

Ms.  Jennifer  Davis  (Representative, 

Admissions) 

Mr.  Donnie  Denny  (Residence  Hall 

Dir./Security) 

Ms.  Janet  Goolsby  (Sec,  Division  of 

Education) 


Mr.  George  Harding  (Consultant, 

Alumni  Affairs) 

Ms.  Ann  Harmer  (Dir.  Annual  & 

Planned  Giving) 

Mr.  Jim  Henderson  (Dir.  Alumni 

Affairs) 

Ms.  Sarah  Johnston  (Sec,  Div.  of 

Nursing) 


Ms.  Barbara  Jones  (Manager,  Data 

Base) 

Ms.  Judith  Kidwell  (Dir.,  Grants  & 

Public  Relations) 

Ms.  Paula  Kilzer  (Coordinator, 

Special  Events) 

Dr.  L.  Quentin  Lane  (Vice  Pres.  for 

Development) 


Ms.  Tammy  Lannom  (Aaccounts 

Payable  Analyst) 

Ms.  Linda  Major  (Manager, 

Accounting  Services) 

Mr.  Bruce  Morris  (Supervisor, 

Maintenance) 

Ms.  Melody  Pollard  (Residence  Hall 

Director) 


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Ms,  Paula  Young  (Manager,  Receipts 
and  Records) 


Ms.  Pace  Pope  (Sec,  Office  of 

Admissions) 

Ms.  Arah  Preston  (Dir.,  Continuing 

Ed.  &  Placement) 

Ms.  Patsy  Purnell  (Clerical 

Assist. /Financial  Aid) 

Ms.  Vickie  Reed  (Receptionist  and 

Admin.  Assistant) 


Ms.  Mary  Seng  (Assist,  Financial 

Aid) 

Ms.  Judy  Shephard  (Sec.  for  VP  of 

Acad.  Affairs  &  Dean) 

Mr.  David  Sherman 

Ms.  Penny  Simmons  (Receptionist, 

Switchboard) 


Ms.  Anita  Stafford  (Manager, 

Receipts  &  Records) 

Ms.  Lana  Suite  (Dir.,  Financial  Aid) 

Mr.  Danny  Taylor  (Vice  Pres.  for 

Finance) 

Mr.  Terry  Thompson  (Student 

Activities) 


Mr.  Dan  Tidwell  (Supervisor, 

Security) 

Ms.  Polly  Tidwell  (Supervisor, 

Housekeeping) 

Rev.  Ken  Trammel  (Campus 

Minister,  Dir,  BSU) 

Ms.  Jana  Wallace  (Representative, 

Admissions) 


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Carol  Ann  Barbee 

(Hermitage,  TN) 

Marc  Engle  (Dixon  Springs, 

TN) 

Janeane  Jakes  (Antioch,  TN) 


Angela  Kincain  (Lebanon, 

TN) 

Donnie  Suber  (Columbia,  SC) 

Deborah  Weaver  (Hermitage, 

TN) 


Graduate  Students 


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Graduating  Seniors 


Sherrie  Adams 

Sm\Tna,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Jamie  F.  Angel 

Hickman,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Jean  C.  Atwood 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Dana  Simpson  Barnes 

Shelbyville,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


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Cynthia  A.  Beason 
Old  Hickory,  TN 
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Van  Keith  Bellenfant  Suzanne  Nicole  Bennett 

Normandy,  TN  Gallatin,  TN 

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Melissa  K.  Bixby 

Bartlett,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


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Mt.  juiiet,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Arts 


Jerilyn  H.  Boles 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Winford  L.  Bowling,  Jr. 

Mt.  Juliet,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Arts 


Janice  L.  Branchaud 

Mt.  Juliet,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


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Krisiopher  L.  Bundy 

Hendersonville.  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Lisa  D.  Candela 

Lebanon,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Arts 


Jolene  Canprell 

Mt.  Juliet,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Julia  A.  Cawthon 

Lebanon,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Aits 


Vijoyj  M.  Chapplear 

Hetwl*T»onvillt,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Art* 


David  Scoll  demons 

Hickman,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Daniel  K.  Coen,  III 

Nashville,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Science 


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White  Bluff,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Science 


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Graduating  Seniors 


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Richard  Scott  Corman 

Lexington,  KY 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Jeffrey  W.  Craighead 

Carthage,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Mary  Anne  Crawford 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 

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Eleanor  Gai  Crews 

Mt.  Juliet,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Science 


Tanja  Cushing 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Mary  Katherine  Davis 

Hermitage,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Benjamin  Shane  Dotson 

LaVergne,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Barbara  A.  Douthit 

Mt.  Juliet,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Trina  M.  Dyer 

White  House,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Kimberly  D.  Easterly 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Karen  R.  Edwards 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Joy  Darlene  Enzfelder 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Lisa  A.  Evans 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Amy  L.  Frederick 

Fenton,  MI 
Bachelor  of  Arts 


Melodie  B.  Garner 

Gallatin,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


William  J.  Gilbreath 
Cottontown,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Arts 


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Jennifer  L.  Givens 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Arts 


Robbie  D.  Goad 

Lebanon,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Arts 


Stephen  B.  Godfrey 

Decatur,  AL 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Melissa  D.  Granstaff 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Graduating  Seniors 


Kimberly  B.  Graves 

Westmoreland,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Sheila  D.  Gregory 

Hartsville.TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Stephanie  L.  Hailey 

Lebanon,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Science 


Kellie  M.  Hamilton 

Nashville,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Arts 


Tina  L.  Hardin 

Lebanon,  TN 

achelor  of  Business  Administration 


Pamela  J-  Harrison 

Westmoreland,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Jackie  A.  Henderson 

Old  Hickory,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Lyndon  J.  Hockey 

Ocean  Grove,  Australia 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


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Kristin  Paige  Holden 

Mt.  Juliet,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Teresa  A.  Holland 

Lafayette,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


KellieM.  HoUis 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Laura  B.  Jones 

Westmoreland,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Ashley  5.  Kippcs 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Michelle  R.  Keen 

Gallatin,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Brian  V,  Kcllcy 

Mt.  Juliet,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Lisa  R.  Kemp 

Gallatin,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Arts 


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Lebjnon,  TN 

Carthage,  TN 

AMOciale  in  Art* 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 

Bachelor  of  Arts 

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Graduating  Seniors 


Cynthia  G.  Locke 

Lake  Wylie,  SC 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Rita  J.  Lowery 

Gallatin,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Jeffreys.  Luttrell 

Columbia,  KY 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Christopher  S.  Marin 

Nashville,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administratio: 


Cynthia  F.  Martin 

Goodlettsville,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Tishara  Martin 

Nashville,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


James  W.  Massengille 

Livingston,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Holly  L.  McCorkle 

Murfreesboro,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Nicky  T.  McCorkle 

Archer  City,  TX 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Patrick  J.  McEnroe 
Kissimmee,  FL 
Bachelor  of  Arts 


Linda  G.  McNutt 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Cherie  L.  Medlin 
Old  Hickory,  TN 


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Kelly  A.  Miller 

Hendersonville,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Bu'?iness  Administration 


M.  Scott  Murray 

Carthage,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Paula  Carmen  Mutz 

Hartsville,TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Rajeana  C.  Netherton 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Arts 


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Bobby  J.  Newbell 

Lebanon,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Science 


Linda  C.  Norton 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Christian  P.  Ozolins 

Depew,  NY 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Kathryn  M.  Palk 

Sparta,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Graduating  Seniors 


Michael  L.  Penuel 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Molly  R.  Phillips 

Dixon  Springs,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Kathi  A.  Pominville 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Thomas  C.  Potter 
TuUahoma,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Arts 


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Tiffanv  L.  Poulton 

Mt.  Juliet,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Robert  M.  Purvis 

Mt.  Juliet,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Deborah  A.  Randolph 

Mt.  Juliet,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Sean  R.  Reno 

Belfair,  WA 

Bachelor  of  Arts 


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Joseph  \'.  Repass 

Old  Hickory,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Beverly  M.  Rohtert 
Old  Hickory,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Arts 


Susan  E.  Russe' 

Nashville,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Richard  D.  Shaver 

Hermitage,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Penny  Dreonn  Shavers 

Shelbyvilk,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Jonathan  L,  Smith 

Lawrenceburg,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Arts 


Anita  H.  Stafford 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Sheila  L.  Steenbergen 

ScottsviUe,  KY 

Bachelor  of  Science 


Jennifer  J.  Stribling 

Waverly,  TN 

Bachelor  of  ArU 


Jennifer  L.  Templcton 

Shelbyvillc,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Bu»ines»  Administration 


G.  Shane  Tipton 

LaCrangc,  KY 

Bachelor  of  Science 


Emily  J,  Walker 

Mt.  Juliet,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


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Graduating  Seniors 


Patrick  L.Warren 
Gordonsville,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Arts 


Cleitus  E.Webb,  III 

Nashville,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


Brandy  L.  Welch 
Cornersville,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Arts 


Hunter  D.  Wells 

Paris,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 


JohnW.  Westfield 

Nashville,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Debra  Whitaker 
Old  Hickory,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Arts 


Sabrina  D.  Whitley 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Katherine  R.  Wills 
Goodlettsville,  TN 
Bachelor  of  Science 


Erise  Wilson,  Jr. 
Columbus,  MS 
Bachelor  of  Arts 


Keith  T.  Winfree 

Hermitage,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Lisa  D.  Winfree 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


Linda  Wynne 

Lebanon,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 


Troy  W.  Young 

Columbia,  TN 

Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 


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Bachelor  of  Arts 

Nikki  L.  YoungLebanon,  TN 

James  C.  Parrott     Tracy  City,  TN 

Stanley  Jacobs     Murfreesboro,  TN 


Associates  in  Arts 
E.  Diane  Overstreet     Chapmansboro,  TN 


Bachelor  of  Science  in  Education 

Jeanette  V.  Baltzly     Lebanon,  TN 

Juan  S.  Clariday     Lafayette,  TN 

Wanda  J .  Cravens     Lebanon,  TN 

Katheriine  L.  Evins     Lebanon,  TN 

John  R.  Fanning     Elora,  TN 

William  W.  Randolph,  III     Mt.  Juliet,  TN 

Robert  A.  Lane     Castalian  Springs,  TN 


Masters  in  Science 

Gary  D.  Suber     Columbia,  SC 

Stephanie  D.  Shumate     Gallatin,  TN 

James  L.  Pleasants     Madison,  TN 

James  T.  Shelton     Watertown,  TN 


Bachelor  of  Science  in  Nursing 

Peggy  L.  Greiner     Murfreesboro,  TN 

Cyndi  L.  Reaver     Murfreesboro,  TN 

Tracy  L.  Gentry     Rickman,  TN 

Anita  K.  Hargis     Hermitage,  TN 

Rita  D.  Lambert     Greenbrier,  TN 

Ann  M.  Kuebler     Murfreesboro,  TN 

Audrey  M.  Wright     Hermitage,  TN 

Tonya  j.  Williams     Hermitage,  TN 

Judi  B.  Peck     Murfreesboro,  TN 

Kimberly  Stonecipher     Cookeville,  TN 

Kristi  Atkins-Wade     Portland,  TN 

Andrea  S.  Calvery     Mt,  Juliet,  TN 

Michael  D.  Calvery    Mt.  Juliet,  TN 


Bachelor  of  Science 

Sherry  L.  Young     Hartsville,  TN 

Arnold  Rickert     Madison,  TN 

Misty  L.  Johnson     Lebanon,  TN 

Chrystal  L.  Spivey     Livingston,  TN 


Associates  in  Science 
Patricia  L.  Morris     Mf.  Juliet,  TN 


Masters  of  Arts  in  Education 

Mary  L,  Clark     Castalian  Springs,  TN 

Arthur  H.  Criscoe     Lebanon,  TN 

Cailc  A.  Flansburg     Lebanon,  TN 

Brenda  M.  Gideon     Mt,  Juliet,  TN 

Claudia  M,  Smith     Hermitage,  TN 

Michelle  L,  O'Brien     Cctodlellsville,  TN 

Rita  McMillan     Murfreesboro,  TN 

Randy  J.  Smith     Old  Hickory,  TN 

Eugenia  White     Pleasant  Shade,  TN 


Bachelor  of  Business  Administration 

Gary  Lancaster     Murfreesboro,  TN 

Stacey  D.  Dickens     Lebanon,  TN 

Brenda  E,  Moore     Wartrace,  TN 

Emma  F.  Drake     Antioch,  TN 

Vickie  P.  May     Winchester,  TN 

Shirley  A.  Price     Hillsboro,  TN 

Luis  Ruiz     Waukegan,  IL 

William  Kevin  Haggard     Lexington,  KY 

Camellia  1.  Petty     Murfreesboro,  TN 

Michael  E,  Pauiin     Hermitage,  TN 

John  W.  Nash     Lexington,  KY 

Martha  K.  Otwell     Tullahorna,  TN 

Carl  E.  RIloy     Antioch,  TN 

William  Worlliam,  Jr.     Bell  Buckle,  TN 


Associates  in  Business  Admini^lralion 
Jeffrey  Kuenzli     Kisslmmee,  Fl, 


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Seniors 


Adrema  Barbee  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Joey  Nave  Bradshaw  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Jenni  Brien  (Murfreesboro,  Tn) 

Wally  Brummett  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Richie  Chadwick  (Estill  Springs,  TN) 


Holly  Cook  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 
Thomas  Cook  (Watertown,  Tn) 

Josh  Counce  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Stacey  Dickens  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Mike  Dickerson  (Lafayette,  TN) 


Curry  Dudley  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Chad  Dunham  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Brian  Dupree  (Rainsville,  AL) 

Dawn  Edens  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Lisa  Anne  Evans  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Dan  France  (Holmes  Beach,  FL) 

Dennis  French  (Gallatin,  TN) 

Joe  Fushey  (Las  Vegas,  NV) 

Christa  Green  (Knoxville,  TN) 

Kyle  Gregory  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Shelia  Gregory  (Hartsville,  TN) 

HalHailey(Hartsville,TN) 

Tim  Hall  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Herbie  Hardcastle  (Bowling  Green,  KY) 

Shawn  HoUinsworth  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 


Chris  Huggins  (Nashville,  TN) 

Robert  Ingram  (Iron  City,  GA) 

Karen  Jent  (Bethpage,  TN) 

Kerry  Johnson  (Jamestown,  Tn) 

Lisa  Manning  (Gordonsville,  TN) 


James  Mays  (Knoxville,  TN) 

Sean  McCracken  (Gallatin,  TN) 

Emma  Drake  McQuary  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Suzetta  Mimms  (Nashville,  TN) 

Scott  Mitchem  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 


22 


Seniors 


Stephanie  Winfree  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Jeremy  Wright  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 


Chris  Monnin  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Gregg  Morris  (Lebanon,  TN) 
John  Newman  (Lewisburg,  TN) 
Kelly  Nokes  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Stephanie  Peden  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 


Jim  Pointer  (Madison,  TN) 
Charlie  Pollard  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Mario  Porter  (Memphis,  TN) 
Lee  Poss  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Lisa  Poston  (Watertown,TN) 


Shane  Quails  (Rickman,  TN) 
Jnae'  Reynolds  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Tammy  Ricketts  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 
Lisa  Roberts  (Elmwood,  TN) 
Alan  Schoenbachler  (Hermitage,  TN) 


Steven  Spencer  (Elkland,  PA) 

Judy  Swain  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Lisa  Sweatt  (Muri^reesboro,  TN) 

Charlie  Trotman  (Ider,  AL) 

Judith  Lynn  Underwood  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Anna  Walker  (Gallatin,  TN) 
Chris  Walker  (Gallatin,  TN) 
Todd  Walker  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Tonya  Walker  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 
James  Washington  (Ft.  Campbell,  KY) 


23 


Juniors 


Angle  Abbott  (Byrdstown,  TN) 

Jean  Adcock  (Bethpage,  TN) 

Amy  Allen  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Leann  Allison  (Gordonsville,  TN) 

Mark  Anderson  (Louisville,  MS) 


Melanie  Bachmeyer  (North  Lauderdale, 

FL) 

Paul  Barbee  (Hermitage,  TN) 

Brandi  Beard  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Joyce  Bilbrey  (Red  Boiling  Springs,  TN) 

Doug  Binkley  (Russellville,  KY) 


Amy  Borders  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Tara  Brannon  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Karen  Brownlee  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Stephanie  Byrd  (Tuscumbia,  AL) 

Jon  Calhoun  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Shirlene  Campbell  (Gallatin,  TN) 

Derek  Carlson  (Ft.  Meyers,  FL) 

Matt  Caudle  (Fayetteville,  TN) 

Stephen  Clark  (Livingston,  TN) 

Robbin  Cobb  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Kevin  Collier  (Shelbyville,  TN) 

Marsha  Copeland  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Craig  Cothron  (Lafayette,  TN) 

Bridgett  Crowell  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Julie  Cunningham  (Hermitage,  TN) 


Tiffany  Cunningham  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Cheryl  Davis  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Wendy  Dewitt  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Kaseye  Dillard  (Dunlap,  TN) 

John  Fanning  (Elora,  TN) 


Ronnie  Ferrell  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Christy  Flohr  (Nashville,  TN) 

Anthony  Ford  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Acie  Forrer  (Cape  Coral,  FL) 

Shelia  Gentry  (Chestnut  Mound,  TN) 


24 


Juniors 


Reginald  Gibson  (Isola,  MS) 
Tracy  Goostree  (Gallatin,  TN) 
Malina  Greer  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Rhonda  Greer  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Chris  Griffin  (Carthage,  TN) 


Billy  Hargis  (Danville,  KY) 
Tonya  Harlow  (Hendersonville,  TN) 
Anna  Heimer  (Wellington,  KS) 
Jeff  Henderson  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Quentin  Hendrix  (Florence,  AL) 


Kellie  Henshaw  (Dallas,TX) 

Matt  Hess  (Sterling,  IL) 

Melissa  Hitchcock  (Gordonsville,  TN) 

Brian  HoUinsworth  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Jackie  Holt  (Hendersonville,  TN) 


Kelly  Hudson  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Jon  Hunt  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Laura  Hunt  (Hermitage,  TN) 
Scott  Hunt  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Shelton  Hunt  (Franklin,  TN) 


Chris  Jefferson  (West  Point,  MS) 
Freda  Jenkins  (Lafayette,  TN) 
Kit  Jenkins  (Paris,  TN) 
Jean  Jessen  (Lebanon,  TN) 
William  Johnson  (Nashville,  TN) 


Kristy  Jones  (Lebanon,TN) 
Tamika  Jones  (Springfield,  TN) 
Ryan  Kirby  (Lafayette,  TN) 
Teri  Kirkham  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Linda  Krone  (Rock  Falls,  IL) 


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tvelyn  Lane  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Heath  Larkin  (Nashville,  TN) 
Mary  Jane  Lewis  (I  lendersonville,  TN) 
Janice  Lockcrt  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 
James  Logan  (Cookeville,  TN) 


25 


Jamie  Lowery  (Jasper,  TN) 

Shannon  Maddox  (McMinnville,  TN) 

Brandy  Matthews  (Madison,  TN) 

Deborah  Mayberry  (Antioch,  TN) 

Trent  McCracken  (Nashville,  TN) 


Michael  Miller  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Rachal  Morris  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Kent  Morton  (Castalian  Springs,  TN) 

Zina  Mowry  (Glendale,  RI) 

Doug  Mund  (Antioch,  TN) 


Jill  Nance  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Madeanna  Parks  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Kim  Peak  (Lebanon,  TN) 

David  Pierce  (Lebanon,  TN) 

John  Pope  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 


Netrean  Porter  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Cameron  Potter  (Australia) 

Linda  Ragland  (Gallatin,  TN) 

Kevin  Raney  (Hartsville,  TN) 

Teresa  Ray  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Jeff  Raymond  (Chapel  Hill,  TN) 

Angela  Rich  (Pleasant  Shade,  TN) 

Victoria  Richardson  (Nashville,  TN) 

Ann  Roberts  (Nashville,  TN) 

Lisa  Rodgers  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Linda  Rose  (Winchester,  TN) 

Jane  Sandusky  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Denise  Schiron  (Danbury,  CT) 

Joe  Seaton  (Gallatin,  TN) 

Daphne  Shannon  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Scott  Shaver  (Destin,  FL) 

Mary  Singleton  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Linda  Skinner  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Brent  Smith  (Byrdstown,  TN) 

Jimmy  Smith  (Danville,  KY) 


Juniors 


26 


Juniors 


Kristie  Smith  (Brush  Creek,  TN) 
Lori  Smith  (White  House,  TN) 
Suzanne  Spray  (HendersonviUe,  TN) 
Vartika  Srivastiva  (Nashville,  TN) 
Shannon  Steagald  (Old  Hickory,  TN) 


John  Sullivan  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Stephonia  Summers  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Jon  Swindle  (Pleasant  View,  TN) 
Gloria  Talley  (Portland,  TN) 
Julie  Taylor  (Carthage,  TN) 


Becky  Thompson  (TuUahoma,  TN) 
Leslie  Thompson  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Jenny  Totty  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Valerie  Vanatta  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Valerie  Vantrease  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Heather  VanValkenburg  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Erin  Vaughn  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Jeff  Vaught  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Lori  Ward  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 
Douglas  Webster  (Lebanon,  TN) 


James  White  (Portland,  TN) 
Selena  Whittle  (HendersonviUe,  TN) 
David  Wilkerson  (Westmoreland,  TN) 
Karen  Willis  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 
Nancy  Willis  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 


Laura  Wilson  (Red  Boiling  Springs,  TN) 
Karen  Wright  (Lebanon,  TN) 


27 


Sophomores 


Ann  Adams  (Brentwood,  TN) 
Jason  Alexander  (Glasbow,  KY) 
Donnie  Allen  (Lewisburg,  TN) 
Matt  Ammons  (Franklin,  TN) 
Trey  Arnett  (Brentwood,  TN) 
April  Austin  (Nashville,  TN) 


Karen  Baggett  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Kristy  Bailey  (Watertown,  TN) 

Barbara  Baker  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Janet  Barnes  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Matt  Bassham  (Lawrenceburg,  TN) 

Camille  Bates  (Joelton,  TN) 


Tracy  Bennett  (Hickman,  TN) 

Bruce  Bentley  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Shawn  Berner  (Ft.  Meyers,  FL) 

Donatta  Birdwell  (Celina,  TN) 

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Jamie  Blair  (Antioch,  TN) 


Suanne  Bone  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Wendy  Bowling  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Jennifer  Brown  (Nashville,  TN) 

David  Buck  (Gallatin,  TN) 

Tracie  Buell  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Bill  Burgess  (Hendersonville,  TN) 


Jeff  Burns  (Nashville,  TN) 

Andrea  Butler  (Lafayette,  TN) 

Michelle  Bybee  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Amelia  Cantrell  (McMinville,  TN) 

Delia  Carmack  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Maurice  Carothers  (Centerville,  TN) 


Brandy  Carter  (Nashville,  TN) 

Travis  Cash  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Mark  Cheathem  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Spence  Chitwood  (Watertown,  TN) 

Brian  demons  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Doug  Colburn  (HopkinsviUe,  KY) 


Chasity  Cole  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Kelly  Cook  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Mandy  Coots  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Laura  Crowell  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Tina  Crook  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Bill  Curvin  (Soddy,  TN) 


Michael  Darst  (Glasgow,  KY) 

Ronich  Debow  (Hartsville,  TN) 

Anthony  Delk  (Jamestown,  TN) 

Matthew  Dixon  (Bon  Aqua,  TN) 

Michael  Dixon  (Bon  Aqua,  TN) 

Ken  Doran  (Carthage,  TN) 


28 


Sophomores 


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Brenda  Draper  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Ty  Draper  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Yakeista  Dunston  (Murfreesboro, 

TN) 

Mike  Dziki  (Alliquippa,  PA) 

Jamey  Eldridge  (Cookeville,  TN) 

Kimberly  Evans  (Lebanoi\,  TN) 


Momodou  Faye  (Old  Hickory,  TN) 

Christy  Felik  (Panama  City  Beach, 

FL) 

Nancy  Fitzgerald  (Murfreesboro,  TN) 

Carroll  Ford  (Hermitage,  TN) 

Stephanie  Friton  (Nashville,  TN) 

Suzanne  Gibson  (Nashville,  TN) 


Rex  Graves  (Old  Hickory,  TN) 
Holly  Hackett  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 
Matt  Hardymon  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Jason  Harville  (Carthage,  TN) 
Kimberly  Hayes  (Edmonton,  KY) 
Andy  Head  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Kevin  Heffler  (Germantown,  TN) 
David  Hiller  (Antioch,  TN) 
Kevin  Hite  (Hermitage,  TN) 
Chris  Hodge  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Kyle  Hoines  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Stephanie  Hollis  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Jay  Horvath  (Ft.  Meyers,  FL) 
Larry  Howard  (Grimsley,  TN) 
Yvonne  Jackson  (Nashville,  TN) 
Perry  Johns  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 
Christopher  Johnson  (Alpine,  TN) 
Jeff  Jones  (Crossville,  TN) 


Christy  Keen  (Oak  Ridge,  TN) 
Dawn  Killman  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Paula  Kilzer  (Alexandria,  TN) 
Glenn  King,  Jr.  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Janette  Sessoms-King  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Jeff  Kuenzli  (Kissimmee,  FL) 


Holly  Leach  (Franklin,  TN) 
Dana  Leath  (Westmoreland,  TN) 
Denise  Leavitt  (Old  Hickory,  TN) 
Nancy  Lodwig  (Watertown,  TN) 
Ronnie  Lowe  (Shalimar,  FL) 
Mike  Marciano  (Ft.  Meyers,  FL) 


Jennifer  McGuire  (Nashville,  TN) 
Travis  McKnighl  (Lewisburg,  TN) 
(  hiis  Melvin  (Ml.  Juliet,  TN) 
Jennifer  Midgett  (Watertown,  TN) 
Jamie  Miller  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Regenia  Miller  (Smyrna,  TN) 


29 


Sophomores 


Arlyn  Mink  (Tompkinsville,  KY) 

Patricia  Morris  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Keith  Mosley  (Columbia,  TN) 

Russell  Noss  (Paris,  TN) 

Michael  Onojeta  (Cayman  Islands) 

Stacy  Parsons  (Gallatin,  TN) 


Sylvia  Patrick  (Columbia,  TN) 

Sherry  Phillips  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Wendy  Phillips  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Julie  Pitman  (Cordonsville,  TN) 

Phillip  Fre-Genzer  (Ft.  Meyers,  FL) 

Joy  Randall  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 


Kevin  Relford  (Estill  Springs,  TN) 

Glen  Rexroat  (Jamestown,  TN) 

Jonathan  Richerson  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Richard  Riley  (Paris,  TN) 

Ryan  Riley  (Crestview,  TN) 

Donna  Roberts  (Watertown,  TN) 


Laura  Jane  Roberts  (Lafayette,  TN) 

Candi  Rochelle  (Hurricane  Mills, 

TN) 

Lonnie  Sadler  (Hendersonville,  TN) 

Martha  Sapp  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Phyllis  Satterfield  (Nashville,  TN) 

Diana  Shaw  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Jeremy  Shope  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Kim  Silcox  (Watertown,  TN) 

Cynthia  Singleton  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Lori  Sites  (Grove  City,  OH) 

Tina  Slaven  (Jamestown,  TN) 

Vicki  Stark  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Scott  Stegal  (Brentwood,  TN) 

Michelle  Taylor  (Hartsville,  TN) 

Audrey  Teague  (Paducah,  KY) 

Amy  Thompson  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Tracie  Tipps  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Hiro  Toyama  (Tokyo,  Japan) 


Lora  Tuck  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Chad  Vance  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Stephanie  Vastola  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Renita  Vaughn  (Crawford,  TN) 

Lisa  Walls  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Sonny  Warmath  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Rachel  Warren  (Gordonsville,  TN) 

Boo  Weeks  (Alabaster,  AL) 

Brenda  Wertenberger  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Jason  Wheeley  (Lafayette,  TN) 

Naomi  Williams  (Clarksville,  TN) 

Joseph  Wilson  (Franklin,  TN) 


30 


men 


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Kyle  Abney  (Okeechobee,  FL) 

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Amy  Allen  (Alexandria,  TN) 

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Tammy  Allison  (Gordonsville,  TN) 
Danna  Armour  (Carthage,  TN) 

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Judy  Ashley  (Celina,  TN) 
Willie  Bailey  (Lithonia,  GA) 
Kara  Baldwin  (Nashville,  TN) 
Kim  Bane  (Brush  Creek,  TN) 
Linda  Barker  (Dunlap,  TN) 
Roger  Barlow  (Livingston,  TN) 


Angle  Barnes  (Chestnut  Mound,  TN) 
Grace  Barnes  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Cory  Barrett  (Readyville,  TN) 
Anna  Bennett  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Chris  Berkey  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 
Jennifer  Bertram  (Marrabone,  KY) 


Ami  Bilbrey  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Misti  Bilbrey  (Hartsville,  TN) 
Tommy  Blackford  (Russellville,  KY) 
Shane  Blackwell  (Hartsville,  TN) 
Tiffany  Blanton  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Rodney  Booker  (Columbia,  TN) 


Debbie  Bradley  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Debra  Brooks  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 
Bryan  Broomhead  (Ft.  Meyers,  FL) 
Libby  Brown  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 
Shayna  Brown  (Jamestown,  TN) 
Erik  BuUington  (Gordonsville,  TN) 


Billy  Caldwell  (Clinton,  TN) 

Shelia  Cannady  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Shawna  Carter  (Pegram,  TN) 

LouAnne  Christian  (Watertown,  TN) 

Matthew  demons  (Old  Hickory, 

TN) 

Bill  Coffman  (Nashville,  TN) 


Michelle  Cook  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Pat  Coots  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Robbie  Cowan  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Everettc  Cowley  (Oakland  City,  TN) 
Kim  Crawford  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Jason  Crook  (Liberty,  TN) 


Angie  Curric  (San  Antonio,  TX) 
Len  David  (Decherd,  TN) 
I  roy  Davis  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Andrew  Day  (Ml.  Juliet,  TN) 
Kim  Dedman  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Barry  Dcmonbreun  (Joelton,  TN) 


31 


Fresh 


men 


Chad  Dickerson  (Lafayette,  TN) 

Matt  Dillon  (Hilham,  TN) 

Gabriel  Donoso  (Miami  Springs,  FL) 

Shannon  Duke  (Ashland  City,  TN) 

Jennifer  Durham  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Becky  Edwards  (Lebanon,  TN) 


David  English  (Hendersonville,  TN) 

Michael  Eubanks  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Steve  Eubanks  (Hawesville,  KY) 

Jeanette  Ewing  (Nashville,  TN) 

Kim  Farley  (Westmoreland,  TN) 

Sherie  Farrell  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Valerie  Fisher  (Hartsville,  TN) 

Chris  Flatt  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Cindi  Frederick  (Clarksville,  TN) 

Keith  Gaines  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Alisa  Garton  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Corey  Glover  (Killen,  AL) 


Dana  Goodwin  (Hermitage,  TN) 

Tammy  Goolsby  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Eric  Green  (Clarksville,  TN) 

Jerry  Gregory  (Fayetteville,  TN) 

Ernest  Groton  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Kim  Hall  (Watertown,  TN) 


Dany  Harmon  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Danielle  Harris  (Cross  Plains,  TN) 

Georgie  Harris  (Gordonsville,  TN) 

Tonya  Harris  (Adamsville,  TN) 

Chad  Harvey  (Shelbyville,  TN) 

Carrie  Hatfield  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Suzann  Hembree  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 

Matt  Henderson  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Willie  Hester  (Oakland,  TN) 

Phillip  Hodge  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Teena  Hodges  (Sparta,  TN) 

Michael  Holcomb  (Old  Hickory,  TN) 


Beverly  Holland  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Lisa  HoUoran  (Gallatin,  TN) 
Samuel  Hopper  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Bobby  Howard  (Bethpage,  TN) 
Jeremy  Hughes  (Munford,  AL) 
Keith  Inglis  (Okeechobee,  FL) 


Sarah  James  (TuUahoma,  TN) 

Anita  Baker  Jeffcoat  (Nashville,  TN) 

Mike  Jetmore  (CarroUton,  GA) 

Cynthia  Jones  (Old  Hickory,  TN) 

Kimberly  Jones  (LaVergne,  TN) 

Nikki  Jones  (Clarksville,  TN) 


32 


Fresh 


men 


Rhonda  Jones  (Lafayette,  TN) 
Steven  Jones  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Windy  Jones  (Nashville,  TN) 
James  Keeton  (Killen,  AL) 
Randall  Killman  (Lebanon,  TN) 
LeAnna  King  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Chris  Labruzzo  (Winchester,  TN) 
Chris  Leech  (Winchester,  TN) 
Derrick  Lewis  (Memphis,  TN) 
Cammie  Maher  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 
Brian  Marchi  (Clinton,  PA) 
John  Mardis  (RussellviUe,  KY) 


Ryan  Martin  (Shelbyville,  TN) 
Jay  Massey  (Flat  Rock,  AL) 
Steve  McClain  (Paris,  TN) 
Kay  McDowell  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Karen  McGovern  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Briget  McLerran  (Red  Boiling 
Springs,  TN) 


Shawn  McMurray  (Old  Hickory, 

TN) 

Margaret  McPeak  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Jamie  McQuown  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Brian  Metcalfe  (Clarksville,  TN) 

Ginny  Meyers  (Murfreesboro,  TN) 

Kimberly  Morgan  (Nashville,  TN) 


Vance  Morrison  (Gladeville,  TN) 
Cristin  Murray  (Shelbyville,  TN) 
Todd  Musice  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Nicky  Nance  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 
Mark  Norton  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Ed  Patrick  (Clarksville,  TN) 


Isiah  Paul  (Kissimmee,  FL) 
Chris  Peacher  (Hopkinsville,  KY) 
Cole  Peacock  (Ft.  Meyers,  FL) 
Cathy  Pickett  (Chattanooga,  TN) 
Spencer  Pope  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 
Aaron  Pryor  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Dawna  Puckett  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Ashley  Putman  (Arrington,  TN) 
Alex  Quevedo  (Miami,  FL) 
Jocella  Rich  (Pleasant  Shade,  TN) 
Melanie  Richards  (Jamestown,  TN) 
Veronica  Rochietti  (Mt.  Juliet,  TN) 


Dana  Ross  (Lebanon,  TN) 
Shawn  Rowe  (Shelbyville,  TN) 
Eric  Sanders  (Nashville,  TN) 
Beth  Sawyer  (Jamestown,  TN) 
Steve  Schlager  (Fairfield,  OH) 
Kyle  Shedron  (Rossville,  IN) 


33 


Fresh 


men 


Derrick  Shrum  (Lafayette,  TN) 

Shannon  Simmons  (Manchester,  TN) 

Shawna  Simmons  (Manchester,  TN) 

Chris  Slaughter  (Kokomo,  IN) 

Chad  Smith  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Connie  Smith  (Dunlap,  TN) 


Kimberly  Sorey  (Mt.  Juhet,  TN) 

EUzabeth  St.  Clair  (Manchester,  TN) 

Sam  Stewart  (Lynn  Haven,  FL) 

Shirley  Stubblefield  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Dana  Taylor  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Chad  Templeton  (Shelbyville,  TN) 


Marlena  Tompkins  (AUardt,  TN) 

Natalie  Turner  (McMinnville,  TN) 

Cheryl  Vaughn  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Nathan  Vaughn  (Shelbyville,  TN) 

Shelia  Wahl  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Tracee  Walker  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Matt  Wallace  (Clarksville,  TN) 

Michael  Walls  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Daniel  Walz  (Crossville,  TN) 

Lee  Weeks  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Dana  Whitaker  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Kellie  White  (Lebanon,  TN) 


Jennie  Winfree  (Lebanon,  TN) 

Katy  Wolcott  (Avon  Park,  FL) 

Hire  Yoshida  (Yamagata,  Japan) 


34 


Always  full  of  smiles  are  Stephanie 
Byrd,  Cheryl  Davis  and  Daphne  Shan- 
non. 


Andrea  Butler  gives  Dana  Leath  a  "bear 
hug"  at  the  Lawn  Carnival. 


Looking  sharp  at  the  Spring  Formal  are 
Julie  Barnes  and  Wally  Brummctt. 


Sumo  wrestlers  at  heart  are  Ty  Draper 
and  John  Pope. 


35 


(Clockwise  from  top  left)  Steve 
Spencer  arid  James  Mays  work  dil- 
igently in  the  Chemistry  lab.  Tri 
Sigmas  get  together  with  their  na- 
tional officers  and  consultants  at 
the  installation  banquet.  Billy 
Caldwell  and  Erise  Wilson  take  a 
break  from  play  practice.  Angle 
Beck  and  Jamey  Eldridge  are  ready 
to  ride  in  the  Homecoming  parade. 
Kit  Jenkins,  human  velcro  strip. 


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(Counterclockwise)  Kevin  Raney's  sheepish  grin 
n\akes  Leann  Allison  think  he  is  up  to  something. 
Joe  Seaton  waits  patiently  for  his  class  to  begin. 
Students  have  a  great  time  dancing  and  socializing 
at  the  Halloween  dance.  Nathan  Vaughn,  Alex 
Quevedo,  Ritchie  Chadwick,  Chris  Leech,  Gabriel 
Donoso,  and  Matt  Ammons  grab  a  bite  to  eat  at  the 
Lawn  Carnival.  Paul  Barbee  claims  to  have  had  a 
long,  hard  day. 


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(Clockwise  from  top  left)  Angle 
Currie  and  Acie  Forrer  enjoy  the 
Homecoming  bonfire.  David 
Buck  was  one  of  SGA's  top 
"pumpkin  carvers."  Russ  Noss 
and  Terry  Georgeson  share  some 
jokes  between  the  scenes  of  CAB- 
ARET. Danielle  Harris,  Elizabeth 
St.  Clair,  and  Ginny  Meyers  pose 
for  the  camera.  The  cheerleaders 
didn't  seem  to  worry  about  the 
cold,  the  rain,  and  the  snow  that 
fell  on  the  Homecoming  Parade. 
The  Football  players  are  ready  to 
board  the  plane  for  Washington! 


38 


(Clockwise  from  far  left)  The  un- 
forgettable Kappa  Sigma  float  .  . 
sfiould  CU  offer  spelling  courses? 
Julia  Cawthon  brings  an  unusual 
friend  to  the  bonfire.  Shannon 
Maddox  and  Carla  Hilton  are 
having  fun  at  the  Halloween 
Dance.  Christa  Green,  Ann  Rob- 
erts, Donatta  Birdwell,  Stephanie 
HoUis,  Audrey  Teague,  Ann 
Litchford,  and  Brandi  Beard  enjoy 
being  a  part  of  CABARET.  J.J. 
Stribbling,  Marsha  Copeland, 
and  Jennifer  Templeton  get  ready 
to  leave  for  Washington.  Con- 
gressman Joseph  Kennedy,  II  and 
Hal  Hailey  chat  at  the  Clement 
Dinner. 


(Clockwise) 

Don't  let  these  sweet  smiles  deceive  you!  Michael  Eubanks,  Ty  Draper,  and 
Steve  Euhanks  are  always  up  to  something.  Spanky  and  Gabriel  watch  as 
Brian  Elder  clowns  around.  Brian,  didn  t  you  realize  how  cold  it  was  that  day? 
Tammy  Ricketts  shows  Libby  Brown  and  Kellie  Henshaw  some  new  steps  at 
the  formal. 


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(clockwise):  Valerie  Vantrease,  Rob- 
bie Goad,  Deanna  Alsup,  Stephanie 
Hailey;  Steve  Unverzagt  and  Steve 
Eubanks;  Michael  Miller  and  Terry 
Thompson;  Matt  Caudle  and  Ty 
Draper;  Michael  Eubanks  and  Brandi 
Beard. 


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Student 
Government 
Association 


Richard,  Jonathan,  Steve,  Matt,  Kathy,  Barry,  JuUa,  and  MeUssa  pose  in  fronl 
■-■:  "^      of  their  Halloween  creation. 

SGA  worked  hard  to  put  together  some  great  decorations  for  the  Halloween 
Dance. 


SGA.  (i  to  R)  Michael  Eubanks,  Terry  Thompson,  J.J.  Stribling,  Kevin  Raney,  Steve  Eubanks,  Gai  Crews,  Julia  Cawthon,  Melissa  Bixby,  Kathy  PaH 
(pres.),  Ty  Draper,  Leann  Allison,  Jonathan  Richerson,  and  Matt  Caudle. 


46 


Melissa  and  Kathy  make  sure  they  have  enough  materials  for  the 
decorations. 


D- 


tlatt  works  up  to  the  last  minute,  making  sure  everything  is  right  for  the 
ipring  formal. 


The  1993-1994  Student  Government  Association  stayed  on  top  of 
things,  serving  the  campus  as  well  as  the  community.  Some  of  the  ac- 
tivities that  SGA  sponsored:  dances.  Spring  Formal,  Spring  Fling 
Week,  Big  Dawg  on  Campus  contest,  Cookouts,  Scavenger  Hunts, 
Bonfire,  Faculty  Appreciation  Day,  and  numerous  other  activities. 
SGA  acts  as  a  voice  of  CU  students  and  does  a  great  job  here  at  Cum- 
berland. 


From  the  SCA  sumo  wrestling  team  are  Kathy  Palk  and  Richard  Shaver 


Julia  says  that  cleaning  up 
isn't  so  bad. 


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The  Science  Club 


The  Science  Club  is  the  place  to 
be  to  learn  new  things  and  have 
fun  at  the  same  time.  In  the  Fall, 
some  members  went  on  a  hiking 
trip  at  Fall  Creek  Falls,  learning 
about  the  plants,  trees,  and  ani- 
mals as  they  made  toward  their 


campsite.  In  the  Spring,  students 
in  the  Aquatic  Biology  class  took 
a  field  trip  to  Destin,  Fl.  where 
they  collected  shells,  fish,  and 
other  aquatic  specimen.  The  Sci- 
ence Club  also  recycles  aluminum 
cans  on  the  CU  campus. 


Everyone  takes  a  snack  break  before  the  10  mile  trek. 


Dr.  Peterson  kicks  back  and  takes  it  easy. 


Misty  gives  her  eyes  and  her  bad  knee  a  rest. 


Early  one  morning,  we  gathered  shells  that  had 
Bob  Newbell  keeps  us  going  in  the  right  direction.       washed  ashore. 


Princess  smiles  for  the  camera. 


Rhonda  and  Stephanie:  "Are  we  there  yet? 


How  can  Dr.  Peterson  sleep  knowing  that  Mr. 
Bryan  is  driving? 


Who  let  Mr.  Bryan  in  the  kitchen? 


Posing  in  our  gear,  we  start  our  voyage  to  gather  aquatic  life. 


At  the  Gulfarium,  Princess  shares  her  toy  with 
David. 


We  nop  lo  ob«erve  the  water  where  the  river  joins  the  Gulf  of  Mexico. 


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Student  Tennessee  Education 
Association 


STEA;  (L  to  R)  Beth  Jones,  Rita  Lowery,  Paige  Holden,  Pamela  Harrison,  Kathy  Palk,  Cyndi  Martin,  Tanja  Gushing 
Melodie  Garner,  Kim  Graves,  Karen  Edwards,  Jeff  Craighead,  Emily  Walker,  Dreonn  Shavers,  Holly  McCorkle 
Jeanette  Baltzly,  Richard  Lewis,  Gindy  Beason. 


50 


Dreonn  Shavers,  Lisa  Manning,  Jeff  Graighead,  Marlette  Garey,  Holly  Gook,  Richard  Shaver,  Karen  Jent, 
Valerie  Vanatta,  Kristy  Jones,  Angela  Rich,  Tara  Brannon,  Lisa  Winfree,  Tishara  Martin,  Vickie  Richardson. 


Kathy  Wills,  Lisa  Winfree,  Shelia  Gregory,  Kellie  Evins,  Kris 
Bundy,  Jeff  Lutrell,  Scott  demons,  Jamie  Angel,  Tishara 
Martin,  John  Fanning,  (n.p./Annie  Crawford,  Wanda  Cra- 
vens) 'STUDENT  TEACHERS* 


Adrema  Barbee,  Dana  Barnes,  Debbie  Randolph,  Genia 
White,  Terei,:!  Holland,  Deborah  Weaver,  Cindy  Locke,  Judy 
Flatt  (advisor).  Marc  Engle,  Mark  Purvis,  Troy  Young.  *STU- 
DENT  TEACHERS* 


Student  Tennessee  Education  Associa- 
tion: This  organization  is  recommended 
for  those  students  who  plan  to  develop  a 
career  as  a  teacher.  Having  several  con- 
tacts with  area  educational  systems, 
5TEA,  is  a  great  opportunity  to  develop 
oneself  as  a  student  and  as  a  teacher. 


STEA  officers:  Lisa  Manning  (Treasurer)  Dreonn 
Shavers  (Historian)  Jeff  Craighead  (Vice  Pres.) 
Marlette  Carey  (President)  and  Karen  Jent  (Secre- 
tary), 


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51 


President's 
Association 
Of  Students 


Students  are  selected  by  the  steering  committee, 
the  advisor,  and  the  president  to  host  various  Uni- 
versity functions  and  social  events.  The  President's 
Assoc,  of  students  also  serve  as  ambassadors  for 
CU,  helping  in  recruiting  new  students. 


(Above):  members  are  (front)  Kathy  Palk,  Julia  Caw- 
thon,  (Row  2)  Holly  Cook,  Dreonn  Shavers,  Cindy 
Blades,  Robbie  Goad,  (Back)  Gai  Crews,  Vijoya 
Chappelear,  Danny  Harmon,  Jennifer  Givens,  Ty 
Draper,  Matt  Caudle,  Barry  Payne,  Spencer  Pope, 
Steve  Eubanks,  Anne  Marie  Roberts,  and  Jennifer 
Stribling. 


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Baptist  Student  Union 


The  Baptist  Student  Union,  or  BSU,  welcomes  all  students,  no  matter  what  their  denominati^.  The 
BSU  is  affiliated  with  the  Tennessee  Baptist  Convention  and  meets  on  Wednesday  at  11:00  in  the  BSU 
house.  The  group  sponsors  fellowship  and  food,  an  extra  Bible  study  during  the  week,  a  retreat,  cotok- 
outs,  and  other  fun  activities  for  anyone  wishing  to  attend.  The  BSU  also  participates  in  state  and  re- 
gional meetings  with  other  BSU's.  Re4.  Ken  Trammel  is  the  director.  \ 


BSU  membeis:  I.  lo  R  (Front)  Michael  Eubanks,  Paige  Holden,  Valerie  Fisher, 
Millie  Cantrell,  Vijoya  Chappelear,  Dar\ielle  Harris,  Tracie  Tipps,  Mark 
Cheathnn.  (Bafkj  Brandi  Beard,  Lisa  Kemp,  Emily  Walker,  Cindy  Beason, 
Wood*Ql|pcpper,  Kelli  Henshaw,  Kev.  Ken  Trammel. 


Si 


^uhi^NuniiMq  Auadatim 


Linda  Wynne,  Susan  Russell,  James  Pointer,  Jackie  Henderson,  Sabrina  Whitley,  Anita  Hargis,  John  VVestfield,  Linda  McNutt,  Christie  Wade, 
Cherie  Medlin,  Rita  Lambert,  Jerilyn  Boles,  Fay  McRady  (Advisor), 


The^bpHh gT^sm^mrm^^e^n^^a^l^^^^i^^^m^ammmc^^^^^  ^"'^^'  speaPs  to  tffe  graduating  nursing 
ment  on  May .^,  1994  in  Baird  Chapel.  ,.,.«»->.  and  friends  attending  the  ceremony. 


'ref,  SfXTrie  Adtmi,  Lln<!a  Norton,  Molly 
t,.ii,r     KitWt  PominvilU,  M(ch«ll«  Keen 


irst  graduating  riasB  From  the  Kiidy  Uivlslon  ot  Nursing,  bprinR  ] 


The  Phoenix  Players:  (L  to  R)  Front;  Ann  Litchford,  Bill  Dorris  (director),  Julia  Cawthon,  Lisa  Roberts:  Back;  Carol  Anne  Barbee,  Tonyi 
Harlow,  Steve  Unverzagt,  Barry  Payne,  Wally  Brummett,  Joe  Seaton. 


The  Drama  Department  has 
worked  very  hard  this  year. 
The  "PHOENIX  PLAYERS",  as 
they  call  themselves,  have 
brought  three  drama  produc- 
tions to  CU  this  year;  "Daddy's 
Dyin',  Who's  Got  the  Will?", 
"Jake's  Women"  which  was 
done  for  the  first  time  in  Ten- 
nessee by  Cumberland,  and 
"Cabaret,"  which  was  the  first 
musical  done  at  CU  in  the  his- 
tory of  the  school. 


Wally  Brummett  and  Ann  Litchford  take  time  out  from  selling  CABARI 
tickets  to  pose  for  a  picture. 


"he  cast  of  "CABARET":  (Front  to  Back;  L  to  R)  Alex  Quevado,  Chris  Leech,  Joe  Seaton,  Brian  Elder,  Fran  Powell,  Terry  Georgeson, 
Luss  Noss,  Mike  Martin,  Paula  Kilzer,  Scott  Shaver,  Wally  Brummett,  Shannon  Steele,  Heath  Larkin,  Bill  Dorris,  Erise  Wilson,  Lori 
Vard,  Sam  Crutcher,  Tiffany  Cunningham,  Anita  Baker,  Brooke  Bogle,  Cheryl  Vaughn,  Dana  Goodwin,  Ann  Roberts,  Stephanie  Hol- 
s,  Ann  Litchford.  Dor\atta  Birdwell,  Tracy  Buell,  Jennifer  Midgett,  Penny  Simmons,  Barry  Payne,  Billy  Caldwell,  Steve  Unverzagt, 
ulia  Cawthon,  Brandi  Beard,  Christa  Green. 


Cumberland  University 

presents 

Cabaret 

April  28,  29  and  30.  1994  al  8:00  pm 
May  1,  1994  al2;30pni 

Milclicll  Sudcnl  Ccnicr  Dining  Hall 

Cumberland  Univcrsily  Campus 

Admission  $8 
CU  Sludcnls  Admillcd  Free  wiih  ID 


Director 
lliam  Ki>hb  Dorris 


Chffrco/;rapher 
■■am  AUu 


Musical  Director 
Fran  Powell 

Accompanist 
Jane  Kcllcy 


Cumbeiland  Univenily's 
Phoenix  Playeis  PiesenI 

The  Tennessee  Premiere 

of  t  Joil  .Oimon's 


Jake's  Women 


A  H':rJ  \'Vyl 

starring  William  Robb  Dorris  •  Directed  by  Mike  Martin 


Marcti  2nd,  4lti  &  5tti  1994  at  8:00pm  •  Morcti  6th  1994  at  2:30pm 
Mitchell  Student  Center  Dining  Hall,  Cumberland  University  Campus 


WFMQ:  (left  to  right)  Russ  Noss,  Wally  Brummett,  Julia  Cawthon,  Jeff  Hend- 
erson, Kevin  Collier,  Tim  Thielle,  Jim  Henderson,  Tiffany  Cunningham,  Dr. 
Lane,  Keith  Bellenfant,  Richie  Chadwick,  Doug  Mund,  and  Karen  Willis,  (not 
pictured:  Erik  Bullington,  Mark  Cheathem,  Matt  Clemons,  Michael  Eubanks, 
Todd  Fish,  Scott  Hunt,  Jevon  Itson,  Brian  Metcalfe,  Cole  Peacock,  Mario  Por- 
ter, Lee  Poss,  Bev  Rohtert,  Will  Sliger,  Steven  Spencer,  and  Terry  Thompson.) 


Cumberland  University's  radio  station,  WFMQ  91.5,  serves  the  campus 
and  community  with  its  non-commercial,  educational  broadcasting  ser- 
vice. Music  (of  all  kinds),  news,  weather,  and  announcements  of  campus 
activities  can  be  heard  on  WFMQ,  which  is  broadcasted  from  Memorial 
Hall. 


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The  Cumberland  Collegian  is  a  publication  of  the  students  of  Cunaberland  University.  It  informs 
students  of  campus  activities,  sports  events,  and  expresses  views  of  students.  Students  can  earn  one 
hour's  credit  per  semester  for  working  on  the  Collegian. 


^!^^^^^^^ 


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Bits-N-Pteces 


Bars  on  Windows 

The  controversy  over  bars  on  dorm  windows  began 
last  year  when  they  were  placed  on  the  windows  at  Mary 
White  Hall.  Now,  The  Collegian  has  received  com- 
plaints about  Edward  Potter  Hall.  Residents  are  upset 
that  the  windows  only  open  a  couple  of  inches  instead  of 
the  wide  breadth  to  which  they  formerly  reached,  citing 
fire  escape  as  their  reason.  According  to  University 
President  Dr.  Ray  C.  Phillips,  the  bars  are  in  place  for  the 
safety  of  the  residents  and  are  within  fire  code  regula- 
tions. Dr.  Phillips  insists  they  were  not  placed  there  to 
prevent  women  from  being  sneaked  into  the  rooms. 

Although  bars  on  the  windows  arc  aggravating  and 
prevent  the  flow  of  fresh  air,  a  more  serious  problem 
should  be  addressed.  The  restrictions  on  opposite  sex 
visitation.  Restricting  the  nights  that  one  can  have  a 
member  of  the  opposite  sex  in  their  room  is  ridiculous. 
First  of  all,  the  rule  is  not  going  to  stop  the  visitations 
from  occurring,  and  secondly,  it  just  adds  to  disciplinary 
problems.  At  the  rates  charged  for  dorm  rooms  these 
days,  restricting  visitation  adds  insult  to  injury. 
Cumberiand  is  a  liberal  arts  college,  not  a  seminary  and 
certainly  not  a  monastery. 


SO  the  loss  oi  a: 


Jan.  10 


t>\xr  r^r\rr\ckt^c  i-r\  oir*t»  ♦oo*-y-» 


Straight  From 

The  Dawg's 

Mouth 


Purloined  Final  Exam:  Dr.  Dressier 

By  Thomas  Cook 

1 .  When  is  rabbit  season? 

2.  When  Is  deer  season? 

3.  When  is  quail  season? 

4.  When  is  bald  eagle  season? 

5.  For  easy  "A,"  would  you  be  wllfing  to  b)uy  my  hunting  licenses 
for  the  hunting  seasons  listed  above? 

6.  Are  you  functionally  literate? 

7.  If  your  answer  to  question  #6  was  "no,"  then  none  of  the 
other  questions  will  mean  much  to  you,  either. 


8.       Who  is  burled  in  Grant's  tomb? 


9.       Which  tastes  better,  bald  eagle  or  spotted  owl? 


) 


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ji'oad^lames  (since  before  practically 


Feb.  12 
Feb.  14 


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Qirislia; 

at  Lamb 

Bethel 

at  Trevci 

at  Wane 

Freed  Harricn 

at  Belmont 

at  Union 

at  Christian  B  re 

Lambuth 

at  Bethel 

Trevecca 

at  Martin  Methodist 

Lee  College 


1 0.  DISCUSSION:  List  every  officer  involved  (Union  and  Con- 
federate) in  the  Battle  of  Gettysburg.  Tell  their  rank,  which 
side  each  fought  for,  each  one's  importance  in  the  battle, 
whether  or  not  he  died  in  the  battle,  and  each  one's 
grandmother's  favorite  dish. 

BONUS:  If  a  married  couple  from  Arkansas  moves  to  California, 
then  later  gets  a  divorce,  are  they  still  legally  brother  and 
sister? 


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Quote,  Unquote 


Yesterday  I  was  a  dog. 

Today  I  am  a  dog. 

Tomorrow  I'll  probably  still  be  a  dog. 


'Snoopy 


Feb.  17 


at  BeiJiet 

Blue  Mountain 

at  Martin  Methodist 

at  Prp«4  TiaHt^man 


leir  Wore' 


It-or  How 


1  sun  wuuiuii  I  accept  uie  laci 
the  GPA  figure  by  the  university 


sxtremely  emotional.  Through  his     mum  requirement  for  good  standing,     an 

be 


Julia's  Personal  Pet  Peeves 


1. 

2. 
3. 

Liars 

Cheaters 

Two-timers 

4. 
5. 
6. 

Manipulators 

Ego-Smashers 

Politics  in  non-political  situations 

People!  People!  People!  What  are  we  doing? 

College,  just  like  society,  is  meant  to  be  a  cooperative  com- 
munity-all of  its  members  working  together.  But  we  don't. 
Every  day,  we  do  whatever  it  takes  to  get  to  the  top.  We  lie.  We 
cheat.  We  steal.  And  for  what?  To  improve  our  image?  To 
become  better  people?  I  don't  think  so!  We  do  it  so  we  can  get 
what  we  want  when  we  want  it.  We  are  selfish  creatures,  and  our 
selfishness  shows. 

When  will  we  begin  thinking  about  others  instead  of  our- 
selves? We  must  start  being  considerate,  being  human,  now.  We 
can  fulfill  neither  our  potential  nor  our  community's  potential 
until  we  do. 


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'    '■■    ■' 


Debbie  Whitaker 
Staff  writer 


taff  Not  Pictured)  Judith  Kidwell  (consultant),  Jeff  Moore  (writer),  Joe  Seaton  (writer/editor),  Tho- 
as  Cook  (staff  writer). 


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.u  ,.^,1     doing  in  school?"  I  kept  asking  my.self     day,  January  3rd. 

over  and  over,  "What  kind  of  sadistic  My  plan  was  very  simpM.   C 

lived.  Before  retuminc  to  ihc     sonsofbitchcswouldtimeasuspcn.sion     front  them  withtheir  own  evidence 


v.r.T;,?.,,, 


The  Phoenix  Staff 


1993-94  CU  Yearbook  Staff 


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PHOENIX  Staff:  (Front  Row)  Madeanna  Parks  (co-editor),  Sherie  Ferrell  (layout  art- 
ist/photographer), Erin  Vaughn  (sports/photographer),  Danielle  Harris  (layout  artist/ 
story-writer),  Kara  Baldwin  (photographer/storywriter),  (Back  Row)  Michelle  Cook 
(layout  artist/storywriter),  Brandi  Beard  (editor),  Stephanie  Vastola  (photographer/sto- 
rywriter). 


Brandi  Beard 
PHOENIX  editor 


Madeanna  Parks 
PHOENIX  co-editor 


Erin  Vaughn 
sports  editor/ 
photographer 


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\lpha  Lambda  Delta  members  are:  (L  toR)  Jennifer  McGuire,  Jennifer  Jones,  Scott  Shaver,  Brenda 
Draf>er,  Tracie  Tipps,  Patricia  Morris,  Karen  Baggett,  LouAnne  Christian,  Ann  Adams,  Tammy  AUi- 
>on,  Margaret  McPeak,  Angie  Barnes,  Jennifer  Bertram,  Holly  Hackett,  Georgie  Harris,  Valerie 
-isher.  (Not  pictured,  Mark  Cheatham) 


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Some  Alpha  Lambda  Delta  members,  get  to- 
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Alpha  Lambda  Delta  is  a  na- 
tional society  that  honors  aca- 
demic excellence  during  a  stu- 
dent's first  year  college.  Its  pur- 
pose is  to  encourage  superior 
academic  achievement,  to  pro- 
mote intelligent  living,  and  to 
help  men  and  women  recognize 
and  develop  meaningful  goals 
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Alpha  Chi  {L  to  R):  Dr.  George  Daniel,  Linda  Norton,  Thomas  Cook,  Jean  Atwood,  Leann  Allison,  Valerie  Vanatta,  Kellie  Hamilton,  Cindy  Blades, 
Brandy  Welch,  Gai  Crews,  Jennifer  Slribling,  Marlette  Carey,  and  Shane  Dotson. 


Gai  Crews  places  the  Alpha  Chi  pin 
on  the  new  members.  Thomas  Cook 
receives  his  pin. 


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Jennifer  Sttibling  prc<>cnt->  Jean  Atwood  jn  Alpha  Chi  pin. 


Cumberland  University  is  the 
site  of  the  Tennessee  Lambda 
Chapter  of  Alpha  Chi  National 
Honor  Scholarship  Society  for 
qualified  juniors  and  seniors.  Gai 
Crews  is  the  1993-94  president. 
Alpha  Chi  also  sponsors  and  par- 
ticipates in  many  activities  and 
services  at  CU. 


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Kappa  Sigma  members;  (Front  (L-R)  Jamey  Eldridge,  Scott  Shaver,  Matt  Caudle,  Richard  Shaver,  Terry  Thompson,  (Middle)  Steve 
Eubanks,  Ty  Draper,  John  Pope,  Jeremy  Wright,  Paul  Barbee,  Cole  Peacock,  (Back)  Trey  Arnett,  Danny  Harmon,  Spencer  Pope,  Tom 
Potter,  Ed  Patrick.  (Not  Pictured:  Bill  Burgess,  Kelly  Cook,  Sam  Stewart,  Jonathan  Richerson). 


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The  Theta  Prime  Chapter  of 
Kappa  Sigma,  installed  at  Cum- 
berland on  April  9,  1993,  has  had 
a  busy  year  involving  themselves 
in  school  and  community  activi- 
ties. Some  of  the  activities  include 
Dunkfest,  patching  the  holes  in 
CU's  parking  lot,  WDCN  Chan- 
nel 8  Fundraiser  telethon,  worked 
the  Haunted  woods,  helping  with 
orientation,  worked  as  valets  for 
the  Phoenix  Ball  at  CU,  held  sev- 
eral parties  for  CU  students,  held 
the  1st  annual  Tuff-:Man  Contest, 
and  various  other  activities. 
Kappa  Sigma  officers  are  Presi- 
dent —  Matt  Caudle,  Vice  Presi- 
dent —  Richard  Shaver,  Secretary 
—  Jamey  Eldridge,  Treasurer  — 
Jonathan  Richerson,  Pledge  Edu- 
cator —  Scott  Shaver. 


1994  Initiates:  (Front  to  Back)  Hal  Hailey,  Chris  Flatt,  Kevin  Raney; 
Spencer  Pope,  Kit  Jenkins,  Acie  Forrer,  Michael  Eubanks,  Steve  Eu- 
banks. (Not  Pictured:  Keith  Gaines,  Ed  Patrick) 


Mall  Cdudle  Steve  Luhank-  Tv  Diaper   and  Kevin  Raney 


Kappa  Sigmas  enjoy  their  Founder's  Day  Banquet,  held  in  the  Rudy  House. 


Faculty  Advisor,  Henry  Meadows  takes  time 
out  of  his  busy  schedule  to  participate  in 
Kappa  Sigma  activities  along  with  Jamey  Eld- 
ridge  and  Scott  Shaver. 


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Cumberland  University's  col- 
ony of  Sigma  Sigma  Sigma,  was 
installed  as  a  national  chapter  on 
December  4,  1993.  The  Zeta  Xi 
chapter  initiated  19  girls,  17  of 
them  as  charter  members.  Tri 
Sigma  was  started  by  eight 
women  at  Longwood  College  in 
Farmville,  Virginia  on  April  20, 
1898. 

Sigma  Sigma  Sigma  has  partici- 
pated in  several  events  and  activi- 
ties this  year:  Greek  Night,  held 
sorority/fraternity  mixer,  worked 
as  hostesses  for  the  Phoenix  Ball, 
Bake  Sales,  raised  money  for 
Robbie  Page  Memorial  Fund,  and 
other  service  projects.  1993-94  of- 
ficers are:  Pres.  Valerie  Vantrease, 
V.P.  Jennifer  Durham,  Sec.  Mela- 
nie  Bachmeyer,  Treas.  Erin 
Vaughn,  Ed.  Dir.  Stephanie  Vas- 
tola.  Rush  Coord.  Madeanna 
Parks. 


Tri  Sigmas  and  Kappa  Sigmas  got  together  in  March  to  go  eat  pizza  and  play  video  games.  (L  to  R)  Acie 
Forrer,  Jeremy  Wright,  Leslie  Stamm,  Henry  Meadows,  Kim  Hayes,  Brandi  Beard,  Christa  Green,  Erin 
Vaughn,  Stephanie  Vastola,  Jennifer  Durham,  Melanie  Bachmeyer,  Madeanna  Parks,  Michael  Eubanks, 
and  Scott  Shaver. 

President  of  Tri  Sigma,  Valerie  Vantrease,  enjoys  the  food  served  at  the  second  Rush  party,  "Mardi  Gras 
Night." 


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Sigma  Sigma  Sigma  members  take  time  before  their  "BYOB"  Rush  party 
(Bring  Your  Own  Banana)  to  look  at  the  scrapbook. 


Tri  Sigmas  enjoy  the  Founder's  Day  Banquet  at  Hermitage  Smorgasbord.  (L  to 
R)  Ginny  Meyer,  Deanna  Alsup,  Jennifer  Durham,  Christa  Green,  Erin 
Vaughn,  Valerie  Vantrease,  Stephanie  Hailey,  Melanie  Bachmeyer,  Kim 
Hayes.  Leslie  Stamm. 


Signu  Sigmj  Signu:  ZeU  Xi  members  are  (Fror»t)  Cyndi  Martin,  Bridget  McLcrran,  Danielle  Harris,  Erin 
■  txifihn,  Elizabeth  St.  Oair,  Stephanie  Hailey,  Madcanna  Parks,  Melanie  Bachmeyer,  Jennifer  Durham,  Cinny 
Meyer,  Beth  Sawyer,  Kritty  Bailey,  Shayna  Brown,  Valerie  Vantrease,  Brand!  Beard,  Deanna  Alsup,  Christ.i 
fjreen.  Ginger  Carrigan,  Stephanie  VaUola.  (Not  pictured:  Kim  Hiiyes  and  I.cslii' St.imm) 


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1993  Dawgs:  Front,  L-R:  Marcus  Smith,  Keith  Bellenfant,  Mario  Porter,  Jason  Harville,  Kevin  Collier,  Mike  Dziki,  Jamie  Miller,  Eric  Sazharc-  1 1 
zyk,  Travis  McKnight,  Shaun  Hollinsworth,  Cole  Peacock.  2nd,  L-R:  Willie  Bailey,  Bryan  Broomhead,  Keith  Inglis,  Travis  Wooten,  Hiro  1 1 
Toyama,  Reginald  Gibson,  Chris  Jefferson,  Arlanders  Cole,  Chris  Peacher,  Mike  Marciano,  Donnie  Allen,  Terry  Kirkland.  3rd,  L-R:  Acie  For- 
rer.  Derrick  Lewis,  Jamie  Blair,  Corey  Glover,  Chad  Dickerson,  Shane  Quails,  Alan  Schoenbachler,  Kris  Bundy,  Jon  Calhoun,  Jon  Smith, 
Cheech  Ozolins,  Buck  Watford.  4th,  L-R:  Ed  Patrick,  Jeff  Jones,  Kyle  Abney,  Shawn  Rowe,  Robert  Ingram,  Ryan  Riley,  Jeff  Vaught,  Matt  Cau- 
dle, Pat  McEnroe,  Tom  Potter,  Kevin  Hefler.  5th,  L-R:  Mike  Swindle,  James  Mays,  Jeff  Kuenzli,  Doug  Binkley,  Eric  Sanders,  Terrance  Mc- 
Clain,  Scott  Shaver,  Steve  Eubanks,  Shawn  Berner,  Kyle  Hoines,  Sherman  Shockley.  6th,  L-R:  Jamie  Keeton,  Mike  Jetmore,  Dan  Walz,  Chris 
Labruzzo,  Steve  McClain,  Mark  Anderson,  Isiah  Paul,  Willie  Hester,  Chad  Harvey,  Jeremy  Hughes,  Chris  Flatt,  Charlie  Trotman.  7th,  L-R: 
Quentin  Hendrix,  John  Newman,  Clete  Webb,  Jon  Swindle,  Jay  Horvath,  Woody  Smith,  Jamie  Angel,  Kevin  Relford,  Mike  Dickerson,  Eric 
Van  Dyne.  Back,  L-R:  Scott  Murray,  James  Massengille,  Bill  Curvin,  Jay  Massey. 


John  Armstrong, 
Split  Ends  Coach 


Chris  Arnoult,  Off. 

Line/Assis. 

Strength 


Barry  Buchanan,  LB 

Coach/Recruiting 

Coord. 


Pete  Bush,  Off.  Line 
Coach 


Larry  Courtney, 
Def.  Coord. 


LoHarold 

Stevenson,  Def. 

Line  Coach 


Donnie  Suber, 

Secondary 

Coach/Strength 

Coach 


■^      Extra^^^^^^     Extra!      If^ 

Bulldogs  Explode!! 


LEBANON, 
Tenn.  —  We  are  so 
proud  of  our 
Dawgs!  In  the 
fourth  season  of 
CU's  "Risen  from 
the  Dead"  football 
urogram,  the  bulldogs  triumphed  to 
lear  perfection  with  a  season  record 
Df  9-2  and  a  trip  to  the  1st  round  of 
:he  NAIA  Playoffs. 

The  winning  began  with  the  sea- 
son opener  —  a  home  game  against 
linch  Valley.  It  was  the  debut  of 
-lew  Head  Coach  Herschel  Moore 
and  the  wing-T  offense  which  took 
333  yards  while  the  defense  forced  7 
:urnovers.  The  Bulldogs  intercepted 
passes  and  beat  CV  24-17.  On  to 
Zambellsville  —  the  Bulldogs'  de- 
ense  fortified  the  win,  26-21,  by 
rorcing  five  more  turnovers.  The 
:\ext  victim  was  Tusculum,  who  fell 


victory.  The  "blizzard"  and  frigid 
temps  of  Homecoming  '94  were 
rough,  but  it  didn't  stop  the  12th 
ranked  Bulldogs  from  beating  Be- 
thel College  33-12  and  rising  into 
the  top  ten  NAIA  rankings  at  no. 
9.  NCAA  Div.  Ill  giant  Evansville 
handed  the  Dawgs  their  only  reg- 
ular-season loss  with  a  score  of 
12-28.  No  matter,  the  raging 
Dawgs  went  to  Athens,  TN,  and 
won  the  season  finale  against 
TN-Wesleyan  16-9.  The  Bulldogs 
finished  at  no.  14  in  the  NAIA 
rankings  and  headed  to  Puyallup, 
Washington,  to  take  on  no.  1- 
ranked  Pacific  Lutheran  in  the 
first  round  of  the  NAIA  Division 
II  playoffs  —  a  first  in  the  history 
of  Cumberland  University.  The 
Lutes  came  out  with  the  win, 
61-7,  but  the  Bulldogs  put  up  a 
good  fight  and  came  home  to  a 


L7-7  to  the  Dawgs.  After  this  game,  school  proud  of  her  awesome 

ZV  was   ranked  in  the  top  25  in  1993  football  team.  The  team  was 

!^AIA   Division    II    rankings.   The  accompanied  by  friends  and  fam- 

3ulldogs'  record  improved  to  4-0  af-  ily  to  Washington,  but  as  the  ma- 

er  the  next  game,  at  Maryville  Col-  jority  of  CU's  family  was  left  in 

ege.  The  defense  held  Maryville  to  Tennessee,  John  Wood  did  a  great 

75  yards  rushing  as  the  Dawgs  won  job  (as  usual)  of  bringing  the 


18-6  and  rose  in  the  NAIA  rankings 
o  17th.  In  a  killer  home  win  over 
Sewanee,  the  bulldogs  held  the  Ti- 
gers to  MINUS  52  yards  on  the 
ground  and  sacked  the  quarterback 
15  times.  CU  won  14-13  and  rose  to 
15th  in  the  NAIA  poll.  The  next 
team  to  feel  the  bite  was  first  year 
program  Sue  Bennett.  Sloshing 
around  on  a  muddy  Kirk  field,  the 
uUdogs  slayed  the  Dragons  27-0 
and  rose  two  notches  in  the  NAIA 
rankings  to  13th.  Cu  then  came  up 
with  a  27-24  win  against  18th 
ranked  Union,  thanks  in  a  huge 
way  to  Chris  Jefferson's  42-yard 
^coring  pass  to  Terrance  McClain 
with  1:49  left  to  play,  which  pulled 
the  Bulldogs  from  behind  for  the 


game  home  to  us  on  the  radio.  He 
was  assisted  by  injured  CU  player 
Jason  Harville. 

The  senior  leaders  on  the  team 
came  a  long  way  from  the  "first 
year"  team  of  so  long  ago  to  join 
with  their  teammates  in  celebrat- 
ing a  dream  season.  We  knew  the 
Dawgs  could  do  it  all  along! 
Congratulations  to  all  of  the  play- 
ers, coaches,  and  staff  who  were 
part  of  the  program. 


The  Bulldogs  got  a  new  Head  Coach,  Herschel 
Moore.  Moore  served  as  an  assistant  under 
Nick  Coutras  and  took  over  at  the  end  of  the 
'92  season.  Coach  Moore  coached  high  school 
football  in  Nashville  beginning  at  Isaac  Litton 
High  in  the  late  1950's.  Coach  Moore  had  a 
great  first  year,  as  his  Bulldogs  went  to  the  first 
round  of  the  NAIA  playoffs  and  he  was  named 
Coach  of  the  Year  for  NAIA  District  24  and 
Co-Coach  of  the  Year  by  the  Tennessee  Sports 
Writers  Association! 


The  Bulldogs  offense  runs  off  the  field  during  thf;  hnmv  opener  ay,A\n^l  Clinc  h  Vjllcy,  VA. 


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Piling  Up  Wins 


Mario  Porter,  Scott  Shaver,  Matt  Caudle,  and  Jon  Swindle  climb  out  of  a  pile  with  a 
first  down  in  the  beginning  minutes  against  Clinch  Valley. 


Reginald  Gibson  nabs  the  ball  carrier  from  Tusculum  while  Jon  Cal- 
houn, Shaun  HoUinsworth,  Terry  Kirkland,  and  James  Massengille 
rush  to  his  aid. 


Chris  Jefferson  tumbles  but  keeps  the  ball  out  of  Sewanee's  paws 


Bulldogs  including  Acie  FoJrer,  Jeff  Jones,  Jay  Massey,  Sherman  Shockley,  Ch^ 
and  Jay  Horvath  set  up  a  defense  in  the  muck  facing  Sue  Bennett. 


Quentin  Hendrix  returns  triumphantly  to  the  sidelines  after  the  Dawg  Defense  re- 
covers a  fumble  at  TN  Wesleyan. 


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Bulldogs  Football 


xwanee's  quarterback  is  visited  with  one  of  many  sacks  in  the  game.  Mas- 
iengille  (95)  had  78  tackles  and  was  a  Second  team  NAIA  All-American. 


The  line-up  against  Clinch  Valley  in  the  4th  quarter. 


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1993  SCHEDULE 

■             ■ 

Record:  9-2 

DATE 

OPPONENT 

CU 

Sep.  4 

Clinch  Valley 

17-24  H 

11 

Campbellsville 

21-26  A 

18 

Tusculum 

7-17  H 

Oct.  2 

Maryville 

6-18  A 

9 

Sewanee 

13-14  H 

16 

Sue  Bennett 

0-27  H 

23 

Union 

24-27  A 

30 

Bethel  (Homecoming) 

12-33  H 

Nov.  6 

Evansville 

28-12  A 

13 

TN  Wesleyan 

9-16  A 

20 

Pacific  Lutheran 

61-  7  A 

Kodak  All-American  Doug  Binkley  picks  up  one  of 
his  eight  interceptions  of  the  season. 


iBTO^^^TN 


Wesleyan 


M.iiio  Poflcr,  1st  Team  Ail   District  24,  laps  up  yardage 
against  Tusculum.  ypf 


ulldogs 


The  Bulldogs  got  a  new  head  coach  this  year.  Mike  Petrone 
had  served  as  assistant  coach  at  Vanderbilt  University  since 
1983,  as  well  as  head  basketball  and  assistant  football  coach  at 
Father  Ryan  High  in  Nashville.  The  Bulldogs  enjoyed  a  mid- 
season  9-game  winning  streak,  the  longest  for  any  CU  men's 
team  since  1984  (University  status).  James  Washington,  a  senior 
from  Jacksonville,  Florida,  was  #1  in  individual  3-point  shoot- 
ing in  the  nation 


93-94  Dawgs:  Front,  L-R:  Pat  Lawson,  Equipment  Mgr.;  Jamie  White,  Maurice  Caruthers, 
Brent  Smith,  Jerry  Gregory,  Matt  Wallace,  Chris  Johnson,  James  Washington,  Nate 
Sizemore.  Back,  L-R:  Janeane  Jakes,  Sports  Medicine;  Coach  Mike  Petrone,  Chris  Rucker, 
Mike  Dixon,  Trent  McCracken,  Jock  Proffitt,  Matt  Dixon,  Larry  Howard,  Eugene  Parris, 
Brian  Weeks,  Assistant  Coach  Jeff  Luttrell,  Student  Trainer  Jennifer  Durham. 


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OPPUNtNT 

Concordia  Col. 

Lindsey  Wilson 

AUM 

Claflin  Col. 

Martin  Meth. 

Sewanee 

Athens  St, 

Mt.  Senari 

Brescia  Col. 

Graceland 

Graceland 

Sewanee 

David  Lipscomb 

Christian  Bros 

Lambuth 

Trevecca 

Freed  Hardeman 

Belmont 

Union 

Bethel 

Bresc 

Martin  Meth. 

Lee  College 

Freed  Hardeman 

Belmont 

Union 

Trevecca 

Trevecca 

David  Lipscomb 

Belmont 


l£)0J-q4  schedule 
Record; 15-18 


CU 
84-77 
92-76 
59-56 
52-53 
55-96 
66-81 
67-73 
63-79 
63-64 
66-109 
54-69 
64-86 

116-56 
68-62 
80-61 
67-57 
S6-94 

105-76 
76-71 
73-77 
63-62 
88-96 

100-87 
78-61 
92-83 
72-91 
69-77 
82-89 

110-102 
03-05 


Basketball 


(Mod  maneuvering  will  get  Chris  Rucker  around  Trcvecca. 


Jock  J'offitt  iayi  one  in  for  two  at  DLU. 


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^ytaf      1993-94  Lady  Dawgs:  (Front,  L-R)  Holly  Leach,  Shauna  Simmons,  Deena  Myatt,  Melanie  Richards,  Lorie  Smith,  Shannon  Duke,  Tina 
!(#"  Slaven,  Angie  Abbott,  Shannon  Simmons.  (Back,  L-R);  Assistant  Coach  Jeff  Luttrell,  Jenny  Rippetoe,  Wendy  DeWitt,  Audrey 

I  Teague,  Andrea  Butler,  Dana  Leath,  Jeanette  Ewing,  Sheila  Cannady,  Jenni  Brien,  Coach  Mitch  Walters.  Not  Pictured:  Volunteer  as- 

sistants Bobbie  Kay  Bryan  and  Janie  Mulaski. 


The  Lady  Dawgs  hustle  down  the  court  to  defend  their  basket. 


Jenny  Rippetoe  makes  it  look  e^Y  as  she  lays  one  in  for  two. 


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Br>*an  College 

TN  Wesleyan 

\"irgin,ia  Intermont 

Bryan  College 

Martin  Methodist 

Cambellsville 

TN  Wesleyan 

Lindsey  Wilson 

Virginia  Intermont 

Craceland 

Graceland 

David  Lipscomb 

Christian  Bros 

Lambuth 

Blue  Mtn 

Freed  Hardeman 

Belmont 

Union 

Christian  Bros 

Lambuth 

Bethel 

Bethel 

Freed  Hardeman 

Martin  Methodist 

Belmont 

Union 

Da\id  Lipscomb 

Blue  Mtn 

David  Lipscomb 


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1993 


Front  Row  (L  to  R);  Tonya  Harris,  Jennier  Bertram,  Jennifer  Stribbling  (captain),  Marsha  Copeland,  Jennifer  Templeton  Back  Row  (L  to  R) 
Rachel  Warren,  Suanne  Bone,  Tobi  Slagle,  Stephanie  HoUis,  Angela  "Boo"  Yelton 


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"V/aftfng  their  turn  jl  the  pep  tally^ 


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TCAC 

Champs 


Straight 
Year 


Ky^t  Ciegory,  Lyndon  Hockfy,  Dan  France,  iov  Fu»hcy,  J.W,  N,ish,  and  Ko 
lioned  io  rji»«  money  for  rhe  bateball  program. 


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John  Kehoe  warms  up  on  deck. 


1994  Schedule 

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Record:  47-16-0 

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IV-i 

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2-I« 

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8-Z 

4-8 

Freed  H. 

w 

7-5; 

2-I9 

Swiuu  Heighli 

w 

2-1 

4-11 

Middle 

L 

sm 

1-26 

Tutculum 

L 

1-2 

4-13 

Lambuth 

W 

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2,2e 

Tutculum 

L 

3-6 

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Umbuth 

L 

M 

2-27 

Bmy 

L 

l-o 

4-14 

Middle 

L 

5-11? 

t27 

Bmr 

W 

7-1 

4-15 

Lambulh 

L 

4-fl 

y-1 

DallM  Bjptiit 

L 

2-4 

•                                  4-16 

Chri&tidn  Bros. 

W 

9-4 

J-4 

Emi  Tcu»  Biptitt 

W 

10-4 

4-16 

Christian  Bros. 

W 

3-2  J 

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OkUhonu  Cily 

W 

4-3 

4-17 

Lipscomb 

W 

10-6  , 

J-S 

OkUhoou  BapliM 

W 

10-5 

4-18 

Union 

W 

7-2., 

>-i0 

Cofuordu 

W 

0-0 

4-21 

Bel  mom 

W 

15-14 

>-n 

LiKiwy 

W 

13-1 

4-22 

Freed  H. 

W 

13-2, 

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InJuiu  Ttfk 

W 

12-0 

4-24 

KYWes 

w 

14-4 

i-U 

InduiuTech 

W 

17-7 

4-24 

KYWcH 

w 

14-2 

J-U 

UWM 

W 

3-2. 

•                               4-25 

Southern  InJi^na 

w 

7-5 

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UWM 

W 

7-2 

4-25 

Southern  Indiana 

w 

10-0 

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TNWMlcyin 

W 

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4-2» 

Trevetta 

w 

6-3  ■ 

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Himi 

w 

ll-O 

4-2» 

Trevccca 

w 

17-1* 

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Hum 

w 

SI 

4-30 

Union  (KY) 

w 

10-4 

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ChriMun  Bf» 

w 

0-2 

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Union  (KY) 

L 

6-8. 

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Union 

L 

5-6 

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Lindsey 

1. 

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Union 

W 

10-2 

5-5 

LipH'omb 

w 

12-2 

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B<hwl 

W 

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5-5 

Lipscomb 

w 

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Clinch  Vjlley 

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MOMM 

W 

B-S 

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Tu'.culum 

w 

10-2 

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L 

1-2 

5-13 

Lambuth 

w 

9-2 

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■«M 

W 

7-4 

J-I4 

Uimbuth 

w 

16-8 

4-2 

B«M 

W 

13-8 

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♦-7 

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Volleydawgs:  Front,  L-R:  Natalie  Turner,  Holly  Smith,  Anna  Heimer,  Cyndi  Martin.  Middle,  L-R:  Coach  Dwayne  Deering, 
Misti  Bilbrey,  Stephanie  Hailey,  Stacy  Parson,  Lisa  HoUoran,  Assistant  Coach  Kathy  Palk.  Back,  L-R:  Angle  Currie,  Tishara 
Martin,  Katy  Wolcott,  Jeanette  Ewing,  Laura  Jane  Roberts,  Zina  Mowry,  Jamie  McQuown.  Not  Pictured:  Assistant  Coach  Di- 
ana Chalfant 


1993  SEASON  RECORD:  38-5 


OPPONENT 

VOLLEYDAWGS 

Martin 

W 

Fisk 

W 

David  Lipscomb 

W 

Fisk 

W 

Belmont 

W 

Belmont 

W 

Temple 

W 

Carson  Newman 

L 

Bryan 

W 

Brescia 

W 

Martin 

W 

Shoals 

W 

Shoals 

W 

U  of  N.  Alabama 

W 

Martin 

W 

Christian  Bros- 

W 

Lambuth 

W 

Freed-Hardeman 

W 

Fisk 

W 

Trevecca 

W 

Christian  Bros. 

W 

OPPONENT 

VOLLEYDAWGS 

Tusculum 

W 

U  to  Ala.  Hunts. 

L 

Trevecca 

W 

David  Lipscomb 

W 

Christian  Bros. 

W 

Lambuth 

W 

Freed-Hardeman 

W 

U.  Of  N.  Alabama 

W 

Belmont 

W 

Sewanee 

W 

David  Lipscomb 

W 

Belmont 

W 

Trevecca 

W 

Trevecca 

W 

Christian  Bros. 

W 

Christian  Bros. 

W 

Covenant 

w 

Freed-Hardeman 

w 

King 
MilRgan 

L 

w 

King 

L 

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Stacy  Parson  sets  the  ball. 

* 

OUTSTANDING 

r 

VOLLEYDAWGS! 

• 

Team  — 

—  TCAC  Champs 

—  Led  nation  in  team 
blocks 

—  2nd  in  District  24 

—  33rd  in  nation 

^ 

AinCAC- 

—    Lisa    Holloran, 

^ 

Tishara  Martin, 
Holly  S.  McCorkle, 
L.J.  Roberts 

1 

All  Dist.  24  — 

—  Tishara  Martin, 
Laura  Jane  Roberts 

i 

Individual 

—  No.  1  in  nation  — 
Tishara  Marin 

1 

Blocks  — 

—  No.  2  in  nation  — 
Laura  Jane  Roberts 

w^-    -fl 

MA' '  1 

Coach  Deering  was 

the  TCAC  Coach  of  the 

a     -       1 

Year!! 

Laura  Jane  checks  in  and  Anna  checks  out. 


Volleydawgs  leave  the  court  after  a  well-played 
match. 


The  serve  is  up. 


A\y  McCofkIc  fi*c*  to  *pike  the  ball  over  the 


1 


LiM  Holloran,  Laura  Jane  Roberts,  and  Stephanie  Hailey  prepare  to  meet  the  balL 


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The  Bulldogs  stretch  out  before  a  grueling  match 


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The  Bulldogs  prepare  to  defend  their  goal. 
90  •  Sports  „,^.  .,   ,3;^ 


"Spanky"  (Russ  Noss)  gets  in  a  little  practice  with  the  ball  before  the  match. 


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Record:  16-8 


Men 


ennis 


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Front,  L-R;  Corey  Allen,  Coach  Dwayne  Deering,  Simon  Pipkin,  Back,  L-R:  Bill  Burgess 
Craig  Cothron,  Josh  Counce,  Jason  Hayes,  Steve  Wood,  Bruce  Jobson,  Jamey  Eldridge. 


Steve  Axes  the  score  .  .  .  uh,  you  know  what  I  mean. 

Bruce  pauses  for  a  pose 


Uh  .  .  .  Gilligan!?! 


Jason   threw  his   shoulder  out  of  joint 

while  combing  his  hair.  "'^  8°"''  ^e  the  hat. 


Record:  7-12 


Women 


wm^m^ 


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Carla  moves  quickly  to  the  ball. 


-rent,  L-R:  Erin  Vaughn,  Coach  Dwayne  Deering,  Carla  Hilton.  Back,  L-R:  Kelly  Small, 
Cheryl  Vaughn,  Shannon  Maddox,  Lori  Sites,  Cristin  Murray. 


/ 


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The  3  Stooges  —  Are  those  rea^  tennis  shoes? 


One  of  Ciistin's  many  facial  expressions. 


Shannon  serves  at  the  District  Tourna- 
ment. 


^'■'■<4  The  "cuzzes"  and  Coach  D.  after  their  doubles  win  at  the  Dis- 

tricts. 


0«»Tyl,  in  ih*  latent  fashion 


It's  gotta  be  the  skirt 


I  \\f  Kiing's  .ill  hurc'l 


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Record:  23-18 


94 


1993-94  Season 

DATE 

OPPONENT 

cu 

DATE 

OPPONENT 

CU 

2-26 

S.  Indiana 

1-3 

4-1 

Tusculum 

10-2 

2-26 

S.  Indiana 

9-3 

4-1 

Tusculum 

9-1 

2-27 

Ky.  Wesleyan 

0-1 

4-4 

Bethel 

0-9 

2-27 

Ky.  Wesleyan 

0-7 

4-4 

Bethel 

2-10 

3-21 

Belmont 

9-0 

4-6 

Belmont 

3-0 

3-21 

Belmont 

15-7 

4-6 

Belmont 

9-1 

3-22 

Lee 

0-6 

4-8 

Lambuth 

4-2 

3-22 

Lee 

5-3 

4-8 

Lambuth 

0-6 

3-23 

Trevecca 

1-9 

4-14 

KY  Wesleyan 

3-1 

3-23 

Trevecca 

3-11 

4-14 

KY  Wesleyan 

4-3 

3-25 

Freed-Hardeman 

0-2 

4-17 

Lambuth 

9-5 

3-25 

Freed-Hardeman 

5-7 

4-17 

Lambuth 

4-1 

3-29 

TN  Wesleyan 

1-15 

4-19 

Trevecca 

2-12 

3-29 

TN  Wesleyan 

7-6 

4-19 

Trevecca 

7-15 

3-31 

Lee 

3-10 

4-23 

Freed-Hardeman 

3-4 

3-31 

Lee 

1-7 

4-23 

Freed-Hardeman 

2-4 

4-1 

Miiligan 

5-7 

4-24 

Bethel 

1-9 

4-1 

Milligan 

15-6 

4-24 

Bethel 

7-3 

i.T.  crouches  in  anticipation  of  catching  a 
ounder. 

racy  Watkins  waits  to  knock  the  pitch  out  of  the 


Kelli  Henshaw  brings  a  little  bit  of  Texas  to  the 
Lady  Dawgs. 

Libby  is  poised  to  scoop  up  the  ball  at  1st  base. 


■■^■■(i. 

Keith  Bellenfant 


1 

No  Photo 
Available 

Brian  Merchi 


9 


No  Photo 
Available 


■1 

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Keith  Gaines 

i 

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Coach  Roger  Karl 


9 


James  Massengille 


Sean  Reno 


Shane  Quails 


*No  team  picture  of  the  golf  team  was  taken.*** 


\ 


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In  Honor  ofHoyalF.  Johnson  and  C.  Ned  Vaughan 

In  ilemory  of  Imogene  Allies  and  Lindsey  Donnell 

Co-Sponsored  by  WTIliam  D.  Casileman  and  Basconi  S.  Cootcsey.  Jr. 

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Cumberland  University 

Wednesday,  April  6, 1994  •  7:00  PM 

Masicr  of  Ceremonies „ Tommy  Bryan 

Editor.  The  WiUoti  World 

Welcome „... Dr.  Ray  C.  Phillips 

Presideni,  Cumberland  University 

Invocation. _ ....Sfephen  Wood 

Member  of  the  Cumberland  Univcrsiiy  Board  of  Trust 
DINNER 

Intioducdon  of  Guest  Speaker Tommy  Bryan 

Guest  Speaker „ „ ..C.M.Newlon 

Director  ofAihleiics.  University  of  Kentucky 

PRESENTATION  OF  ATHLETIC  AWARDS 

Cheerleaders 

Baseball 

Men's  BasVciball 

Women's  Baskcibail 

Football 

Golf 

Soccer 

Sofiball 

Spons  Medicine 

Men's  Tennis 

Women's  Tennis 

Volleyball 

ALL  AMERICA  RECOGNITIONS 

Special  Awards ,_ Dr.  L.  Qucntin  Lane 

Vice  Preiidenl  for  Dn'ehpincni.  Cun^erland  University 
Cosing  Remarks - Tommy  Bryan 


The  Phoer)i|v 
Staff  thaf" 
Tommy  Brf«»«! 
(Wilson  World) 
ar\d  Jason  Allen 
(Lebanon  Demo- 
crat) for  provid- 
ing us  various 
sports  photos. 


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Homecoming 
Pep  Rally 


(Clockwise  from  top)  The  cheerlead- 
ers cheered  ar\d  had  a  great  dance 
routine.  The  football  team  waited  for 
their  turn  to  talk  to  the  crowd.  Coach 
Moore  presents  the  Senior  players 
special  medals.  The  Homecoming 
nominees  anxiously  wait  for  the  fi- 
nalists to  be  announced.  Dr.  Phillips 
gives  CU  an  encouraging  word. 


100 


Homecoming 
Bonfire 


CU  students  prolonged  their  pep  rally  fun  by  having  a  bonfire. 


(Counterclockwise  from  top)  Shane  Dotson  and  Kellie  Hamilton  are  bound  to 
be  up  to  something.  Students  roasted  marshmallows  and  hotdogs.  Did  Pat 
McEnroe  really  want  to  be  fed  a  melted  marshmallow?  James  Massengille  en- 
tertains a  group  of  friends.  Students  set  fire  to  whatever  they  could  lay  hands 
on. 


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101 


Football 


#'■ 


Homecoming 


Parade 


Marsha  Copeland 


Vijoya  Chappelear 


102 


J.J.Stribling 


jji'  "Moht  Spirili'd  ",  rlie  Baseball  Iimmi 


.    \^ 


103 


'The  Beginning  Of  A  New  Era"' 


Cumberland  University  be- 
gan a  new  tradition  by  cele- 
brating its  first  Football 
Homecoming  on  October  30, 
1993.  (The  last  basketball 
homecoming  was  in  January 
of  1993.)  The  day  was  cold, 
wet,  and  snowy,  but  success- 
ful. A  parade  (full  of  half-fro- 
zen people)  rode  through 
town,  CU  beat  Bethel  33-12, 
and  out  of  24  nominees,  a 
shivering  Angle  Abbott  was 
crowned  the  1993  Homecom- 
ing Queen. 


i 

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1 

Marsha  Copeland 

Football  Cheerleaders 

1st  Runner-up 


Vijoya  Chappelear 
'93  Basketball  Queen 


Jennifer  Stribling 

President's  Association 

2nd  Runner-up 


Angle  Beck 
Kappa  Sigma 
3rd  Runner-up 


Stephanie  Hailey 
Volleyball  Team 
4th  Runner-up 


Angle  Abbott 

Football  Team 

Queen 


104 


Nominees  not  pictured:  Misty  Johnson  (Sci- 
ence Club),  Shannon  Simmons  (Men's  Basket- 
ball), and  Shavvna  Simmons  (Women's  Basket- 
ball) 


shannon  Steagald 
Soccer 


Jennifer  Templeton 
Coif 


Tracie  Tipps 
Alpha  Lambda  Dpita 


Erin  Vaugn 
Sigma  Sigma  Sigma 


This  year  CU  held  a  "Beauty  Contest"  for  the  male  students.  The  event 
took  place  during  Homecoming  week.  It  was  called  the  Big  Dawg  on  Cam- 
pus contest.  Male  contestants  were  asked  to  wear  a  casual  outfit,  Sunday 
best,  and  swimwear.  Each  CU  "hunk"  was  sponsored  by  a  club  or  organi- 
zation on  campus. 


The  Big  Dawg  on  Campus  winners:  (1  to  r)  Lyndon 
Hockey  —  3rd  place,  Shaun  HoUinsworth  —  1st  place, 
and  Hal  Hailey  —  2nd  place. 


Big  Dawg  contestant,  James  Massengille  is  brought 
out  on  the  floor  by  Angie  Abbott. 


The  1994  Big  Dawg  on  Campus,  Shaun  HoUinsworth, 
was  picked  to  represent  the  CU  Cheerleaders. 


J^^ 


Matt  Ammons 
*Soccer* 


Ty  Draper 
'Kappa  Sigma* 


Hal  Hailey 
»SGA» 


Herbie  Hardcastle 
'Science  Club* 


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Lyndon  Hockey 
'Athletic  Trainers* 


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Shaun  Hollinsworth 
'Cheerleaders' 


James  Massengille 
•Basketball* 


Cole  f'cicock 
'Sigfivj  Sigtnt  Signu* 


•Volleyball* 


Lonnii'  Saddlir 
•Softball* 


trisc  Wilson 


•Basebal 


IJ* 


107 


Halloween 
Dance 


This  year,  SGA  went  to 
great  lengths  to  make  the 
Halloween  Dance  the  great- 
est. Everyone  was  there,  from 
Elvis  to  Papa  Smurf . 


Scott  Murray  and  Kevin  Heffler,  clowning  around 
again. 

Wonder  what  Penguin,  Joker,  and  Catwoman  are  up 
to? 


Black  cat,  Cyndi  Martin. 


108 


Kit  Jenkins,  Russ  Noss,  Richard  Riley 


"Watch  your  back!" 

"Hey  Papa  Smurf,  where's  the  soccer  team?  Oh  .  .  .  there  they  are!" 


^k«K  hl^S^ 


Sponsored  By  Sigma  Sigma  Sigma 


The  Sigma  Sigma  Sigma 
Women's  Sorority  held 
their  annual  Greek  Night, 
April  12.  It  was  a  chance 
for  participating  organiza- 
tions to  dress  up  one  of 
CU's  brave  men  in  their 
feminine  best  to  compete 
on  stage  for  dinner  at 
Meacham's. 


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Contestant  1 

ketball) 
Contestant  2  - 
Contestant  3  - 
Contestant  4  - 
Contestant  5  - 
Contestant  6  - 
Contestant  7  - 


-  Herbie  "Big  Bertha"  Hardcastle  (Women's  Bas- 

Chad  "Sun\mer"  Smith  (Phoenix) 

Bobby  "Bombalina"  (Athletic  Trainers) 

Arlyn  "Arlyna"  Mink  (STEA) 

Ty  "April"  Draper  (Kappa  Sigma) 

Richard  "Catwoman"  Riley  (Sigma  Sigma  Sigma) 

Joe  "Charlene"  Seaton  (Phoenix  Players) 


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Kappa  Sigmas  get  in  on  the  "shooting  action"  at  Dunkfest. 


Jamey  Eldridge,  Ty  Draper,  Jeremy  Wright,  and  Steve  Eubanks 
get  ready  for  Dunkfest  '94. 


This    year 

the 

Kappa  Sigma  M 

en's 

Fraternity    sp 

on- 

sored  Dunkfest 

'94. 

It  was  a  chance 

for 

students,  and 

the 

public,  to  show 

off 

their    "dunking"    | 

skills. 

Kappa  Sigmas,  Kit  Jenkins,  Spencer  Pope,  and  Bill  Burgess,  practice  their 
dunks  before  Dunkfest. 


Gil 


Contestants  warm  up  and  shoot  a 
few  baskets  before  competition 
begins. 


Trent  McCracken  shows  off  his 
basketball  skills  with  this  dunk. 


Megail  High  reveals  his  talents  as  he  dunks 
the  ball  several  times  during  the  contest. 


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Louise  Mandrell 


Louise  takes  a  break  to  have  a  photo  taken  with  the 
Kappa  Sigmas,  who  helped  set  up  equipment  for 
the  concert. 


Biology  teacher,  Mr.  Bryan  gets  in  on  the  action. 


114 


Concert 


On  April  15,  1994,  C.U.  had  the  wonderful  opportunity  to  have  Lou- 
ise Mandrell  to  perform  a  benefit  concert  at  the  Dallas  Floyd  Gym. 
This  concert  was  to  benefit  the  renovation  of  Bone  Hall  into  a  new  sci- 
ence facility.  All  of  the  proceeds  from  the  ticket  sales  to  the  faculty, 
students,  and  the  public  will  go  towards  the  renovation.  Mrs.  Mandrell 
(and  her  band)  graciously  gave  her  time  and  talents  to  help  raise  funds 
for  this  project.  C.U.,  present,  and  future  science  students  thank  her. 


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Awards 
Banquet 


The  1994  Cumberland  University  Awards  Ban- 
quet was  held  on  Friday,  May  6.  Many  well  deserv- 
ing awards  were  given  to  students  for  academic 
achievements,  service,  and  their  involvement  in  stu- 
dent organizations  and  activities. 


Sitting  at  the  head  table  are  President  and  Dr.  Phillips,  Kathy  Palk,  Dr.  Peterson, 
Jennifer  Jones,  and  Dr.  Daniel. 

Mr.  and  Miss  Cumberland  for  1994,  Matt  Caudle  and  Kathy  Palk. 


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Tishara  Martin  receives  the  Mary  Argo  McKee  Commitment  to  Improvemer 
Award  from  Mrs.  Jenkins. 


116 


Dr.  George  Daniel  presents  Gai  Crews  an  award. 


clockwise)  Kathy  Palk  turns  the 
;avel  over  to  the  new  5GA  president, 
.eann  Allison.  Jeannie  Atwood  re- 
eives  the  Accounting  Award  from 
D:.  Shultz.  Mrs.  Walton  presents 
^uentin  Hendrix  with  the  J.O.  Baird 
Ihemistry  Award. 


Pic-ulciirs  A« ;iij     Piiriitk  Josi.-pli  Mclinnic 

C^mihIutImihI  IJliivcrNily  Service  Awiirt.! K;iiiiiyn  Michcic  I*nlk 

Ms.  t;uinlKTl!iml  Kiitliryn  Michele  Talk 

Mr.  Ciiniherhtni.1  ......' John  Matthew  Cnudlc 

Award  in  lint;lish    Ochra  Flatt  Whiiaker 

l-reshman  Awaui  in  English  John  ClauJc  Masscy 

Research  AwnrJ  in  fini^hsli    ChrLsty  Davis  SciiJilcr 

Alice  1  lcf;an  Rice  Award    Janice  L.  Uickert 

(.'ale  Yinin^  llice  Award Janice  L.  Lockert 

VCilliain  Bouen  C'aiiijihell  Award  in  American  MisLor>'    Margaret  W.  McPeak 

(.^i\eii  Wiirlii  History  Award Maik  Reiifred  Chcatheni 

I  lislory  Associ.ites  ol' Wilson  County  Award    Mark  Rcnfred  Chealheni 

Kayinond  Cleveland  Award  in  Social  Sciciice Patrick  Joseph  McEnrtie 

John  W.  Bnr^'css  Award  in  Political  Science  Jennifer  Jay  Strihlinj,' 

t'hainher  o(  Cionnnercc  Award  in  Business  Administration    Janice  L.  Branchaud 

John  CI.  t'ollinsworth  Award  in  Accounting  Jean  Ctillinsworth  Atwood 

J.<  \  Baird  Clieniistry  Award    Qucntin  Greer  Mendrix 

liitiue  liducators  Award Jamie  I'Vank  Ani^el 

Katluyn  Michele  Palk 

Irvin  !•'.  B.isN  lixcellence  in  liducalion  Award    Jttlui  Kichaid  l*antlitl}4 

Pamela  J.  Harrison! 

Mary  Aino  McKee  ComniitmeiU  to  imprctvement  Awanl    Richard  Rayhurn  Lewis) 

Tishara  licncx.  Martiil 

l-ievhm.ui  Bioloi;v  Award    Katlierine  I;.  Wolcott 

Most  Ptomisinii  BioloKisl  Award    Ja.son  Pliilip  ("orlew 

Mat  hematics  Achievement  Award Annie  l.eiui  Banres, 

(.'alcnlus  Award Natttlie  Diane  Turner 

Jealieltc  C.^  Kmly  Award  in  Niirsiiin Susan  lllizaheth  Ktissell 

"siudelll  Ciililicil  Awarils: 

Mini  Oiit:iiandini:  Siudeiu  ( iovirnment  Meiuhei  Kathiyti  Michele  PallSHI 

Mini  Oulslanilinu  l-iiruliy  Metnhet  Pleasatil  I  letiry  Meadows,  "l^H 

Ml  Ml  HiiuiiiiuiinK  Staff  Memher    'lei  ly  I.ee  ThompsonlB  I 

( jilnherlaiul  University  Woman's  Cllili  Award    liinily  Jo  Walker 

Woikini;  Adult  Detjree  Program  Service  Award  Manila  K.  Otwell 

James  (^  I'antill 

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The  1994  Cumberland  University  Spring  Formal 
was  held  on  Friday,  April  8  at  Lebanon  Golf  and 
Country  Club.  The  Formal  was  sponsored  by  the  Stu- 
dent Government  Association.  The  floral  decorations 
on  the  tables  and  above  the  dance  floor  made  it  a 
beautiful  and  memorable  night. 


Ty  Draper  shows  off  his  break-dancing  abilities. 


Chris  Slaughter  and  Kat^ 
dance  the  night  away. 


Michael  Miller  and  Jennifer  Strib 
bling. 


'erhaps  one  of  the  cutest  couples  at  the  fo^al,  Kevin  Raney  and  Mike  Eubanks.  (Just  kidding,  they  both 
lad  real  dates)  ^^ 


Matt  Caudle  and  Shelia  Cannady  are  getting  ready 
to  hit  the  dance  floor. 


How  did  Wally  Brummett  get  so  many  dates  for  the  formal?  With  Wally  are  Julie 
Barnes,  Amy  Thompson,  and  Janet  Barnes. 


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Student  Government  spent  many  hours  putting  up  tjjc  beautiful  decorations  at 
the  Country  Club,  |fc 


Is  it  John  Travolta  or  is  it  Kevin  Rancy? 


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Spring 
Fling 
Week 


Students  enjoy  a  game  of  sand  volleyball. 


Spring  Fling  Week  was  a 
blast  this  year.  The  Formal  was 
great,  and  some  new  daily 
events  drew  a  lot  of  student 
participation.  There  was  a  stu- 
dent talent  show  on  Monday. 
Winners  were  rock  group  "TIN 
CAN"  (A.K.A.  Kevin  Raney, 
Steve  Spencer,  Mike  Eubanks, 
Kit  Jenkins,  &  Cameron  Potter) 
and  duo,  Christa  Green  &  Russ 
"Spanky"  Noss.  The  lawn  car- 
nival on  Wednesday  was  a  big 
success,  with  food,  SUMO 
wrestling,  sand  volleyball, 
Bungee  Running,  tunes  from 
103  KDF,  the  Gladiator  fight- 
ing, and  the  velcro  "ACRO- 
BAT." 


Are  Matt  Caudle  and  Kathy  Palk  trying  to  get  on  "AMERICAN  GLADIATORS"? 


Michael  and  Matthew  Dixon  try  out  the  Bungee  Run. 


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"SUMO  Wrestlers",  Scott  Shaver  and  Kevin  Heffler  have  a  good  time  at  the  Lawn 
Carnival. 


Cole  Peacock  hangs  out  with  the  KDF  disc  jockey  and  listens  to  some  tunes. 


Ton  Pottet  braces  himttU  before  being  pulled  back  on  the  Bungcc  Ku 
I)  Kit  Jenkint  and  Sieve  Eubank*  take  a  leap  on  the  Acro-Bal. 


The  Ninth  Annual 
Frank  G.  Clement  Dinner 


The  Ninth  Annual 
Frank  G.  Clement  Dinner 
was  held  March  18, 1994.  It 
featured  U.S.  Representa- 
tive Joseph  P.  Kennedy,  11. 
Speakers  were  Dr.  Ray  C. 
Phillips,  Congressman 
Bob  Clement,  Dr.  John  L. 
Seigenthaler,  and 

Kennedy. 


1994  Clement  Scholars 

Brian  Bennett 
Keisha  Brown 
Amanda  Bryan 
Tara  Daniel 
Greg  Dixon 
Susan  Duncan 
Matt  Durham 
Senena  Fitts 
Julie  Hall 
Michael  Harris 
Robin  Mullinax 
Michelle  Nichols 
Kerry  Odom 
Tiffany  Swindle 
Natasha  Walker 
Brian  Webb 


(above)  Congressman  Kennedy  is  presented  a  framed  painting  of  Cumberland  by  Dr.  Phillips  and  Bob 
Clement. 

(left)  Congressman  Kennedy  chats  with  Dr.  Charlene  Kozy. 


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Congressman  Joseph  P.  Kennedy,  II, 


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123 


Dedication  Ceremony  For  Hunt 


A  ceremony  was  held  for,  base- 
ball coach  and  Cumberland  ath- 
letic director.  Woody  Hunt,  who 
the  CU  Baseball  Stadium  was 
named  for.  It  is  now  known  as 
the  WOODY  HUNT  BASEBALL 
STADIUM. 


Dr.  L.  Quentin  Lane  presents  Coach  Hunt  with  a  plaque  conimemorating  the  dedication  of  the  baseball 
stadium  in  his  name.  Others  with  Coach  Hunt  during  this  momentous  occasion  include  his  parents,  his 
wife,  Irma,  his  sons,  Scott  and  Ryan,  Dr.  Ray  Phillips,  Rev.  Donald  Owens,  and  Dr.  Jonathan  Franklin,  a 
former  player  and  1989  alumnus  of  Cumberland. 


Hunt  expresses  his  thanks  to  all  family,  friends, 
and  players  upon  receiving  the  dedication  of  the 
baseball  stadium. 


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Current  baseball  players  congratulate  Coach  Hunt 
on  his  honors. 


Who's  Who  Among 

Students  In  American 

Universities  &  Colleges 


Back:  Jonathan  Richerson,  Kit  Jenkins,  Matt  Caudle,  Valerie  Vanatta,  Kristie  Smith,  Jeannie  Atwood,  Julia  Cawthon,  Gai  Crews,  Quentin  Hendrix,  Pat 
McEnroe,  Brian  Kelley. 

Front:  Leann  Allison,  Angela  Rich,  Marlette  Carey,  Kathy  Palk,  Kellie  Hamilton,  Ann  Litchford,  Valerie  Fisher,  Tracie  Tipps,  Amy  Allen. 
Not  Pictured;  Melissa  Bixby,  Danielle  Harris,  Vijoya  Chappelear,  Laura  Hunt,  Larry  Law,  Janet  Barnes,  Delores  Meyer,  Chris  Monnin,  Scott  Shaver,  Jen- 
nifer Templeton,  Janice  Branchaud,  Tiffany  Poulton,  Cyndi  Season,  Thomas  Cook,  Sherry  Young,  Steve  Spencer 


/ 


The  1994  edition  of  Who's  Who  Among  Students  in  American  Universities  &  Colleges  includes  36 
Cumberland  University  students,  picked  for  their  academic  achievements,  service  to  the  community, 
leadership  in  extracurricular  activities,  and  potential  for  continued  success.  These  students  are  the 
first  to  be  selected  for  this  distinction  since  1984. 


125 


Cumberland  University's  152nd  Commencement 
xercises  were  held  Sunday,  May  8,  1994  at  2:00 

m.  in  Dallas  Floyd  Recreation  Center.  This  year's 
enior  graduating  class  was  the  largest  to  graduate 
■om  CU. 


Jeannie  Atwood  receives 
the  1994  Bachelor's  Aca- 
demic Award  for  the  high- 
est grade  point  average. 


Pat  McEnroe  received  the 
prestigous  President's  Award 
for  1994  for  outstanding  con- 
tributions and  achievements 
while  at  Cumberland. 


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Ann  Litchford  receives  the 
Associate's  Academic  Award 
for  highest  GPA. 


Kathy  Palk  receives  the  1994 
University  Service  Award 
from  Dr.  Phillips. 


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Career  Day 


During  Spring  Fling  Week,  students  were  given  the  opportunity  to  speak  with  many  representatives  from  a  variety  of  fields  of  service  and  employment 
and  were  taught  how  to  create  a  proper  resume. 


Students  consider  the  benefits  of  the  military. 


Representatives  from  Nations  Bank  handed  out  information. 


Faculty  Appreciation  Day 


Cumberland  University's  faculty  members  were  recognized  for  the  hard  work  and  wonderful  job  they  do  keeping  CU  going. 


Mrs.  Paula  Kilzer 


Dr.  L.  Quentin  Lane 


Mrs.  Regena  Poss 


Ms.  Melinda  Yarbrough 
Ms.  Vickie  Reed 


Mrs.  Joyce  Alcorn 


Mrs.  Judith  Kidwell 


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A  survey  of  100  CU  students  was  taken  to  determine  what  their  favor- 
ite movies,  music,  &  etc.  were.  Here  are  the  results!  (Sorry,  we  couldn't 
use  all  answers  submitted.) 


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#1  —  Demi  Moore 

others:  Meg  Ryan 

Julia  Roberts 
Kathy  Bates 
Nicole  Kiddman 
Michelle  Pfieffer 


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#1  —  The  Firm 

others:  Alladin 

In  the  Line  of  Fire 

Indecent  Proposal 

Rudy 

The  Fugitive 

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#1  —  Tom  Cruise 

others:  Michael  Keaton 
Tom  Hanks 
Mel  Gibson 
Kevin  Costner 
Richard  Gere 
Harrison  Ford 


Favorite 
T.V.  Show 


■=1  —  Beavis  and  Butthead 

others:  Seinfeld 

Saturday  Night  Live 
Ren  and  Stimpy 
Days  of  Our  Lives 
Married  with  Chil- 
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76%  of  students  surveyed  listen  to 
all  types  of  music. 

Here  is  how  they  ranked: 

1.  Country 

2.  Rock/R  &  B 

3.  Rap 

4.  Alternative 

5.  Metal 


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Musician,  Kurt  Cobain 
Stock  Car  Driver,  Davey  Alli- 
son 

Incredible  Hulk  Star,  Bill 
Bixby 

Munsters  Star,  Fred  Gwynne 
T.V.  Star,  Raymond  Burr 
Actor,  River  Phoenix 
Country  Star,  Conway  Twitty 
Actor,  John  Candy 
Former  U.S.  Pres.,  Richard 
Nixon 

Former  First  Lady,  Jacqueline 
Kennedy  Onassis 


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Dion  Warwick  and  her  Psychic  Friends  Network 
.  .  .  All  those  "900"  numbers  (from  phone  sex  to 
horoscopes  to  soap  talk)  .  .  .  anything  Michael 
Jackson  has  done  or  has  been  accused  of  this  year 


the  whole  Tanya  Harding-Nancy  Kerrigan  thing  .  .  will  anyone  ever  forget 
the  Bobbitts?  .  .  .  Madonna  on  Late  Night  with  David  Letterman  (her  hair  did 
look  like  a  swim  cap)  Which  of  these  three  marriages  got  the  biggest 

laugh:  the  uniting  of  Lyle  Lovett  and  Julia  Roberts,  the  six  month  marriage  of 
super  witch,  Shannen  Doherty  and  Ashley  Hamilton,  or  the  marriage  of  Drew 
Barrymore  to  Jeremy  Thomas,  which  was  over  in  six  weeks  .  .  . 


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powerful  push 
for  Nat'l  Health 
Care? 


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#1  —  Vince  Gill 
others:  Eddie  Vedder 

Bryan  Adams 

Garth  Brooks 

Bono 

Dwight  Yoakam 


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Best  Female  Singer 


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#1  —  Wynona 

others:  Mariah  Carey 
Janet  Jackson 
Reba  McEntire 
Amy  Grant 
Suzy  Bogguss 


Favorite  Group 

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#1  —  Pearl  Jam 
others:  Eagles 

Alabama 

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Silk 

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parties 
Sega  games 


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Students  study  anywhere  fron\  30  minutes  to  7  hours  a  day.  From  the  surveys'  totals,  the  aver- 
age number  of  study  hours  per  day  was  IVi  hours.  Many  students  said  ZERO!!! 


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Spare  Time  Activities 


#1  —  Sports 

others:  watching  t.v. 
sleep 

music 
books 
friends 


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CU  Sport 


#1  —  Football 

others:  Baseball 
Volleyball 
Soccer 
Basketball 
Tennis 


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Thanks  to  all  of  the  students  who  helped  us  by  filling  out  our  survey! 


Thanks, 
Phoenix  Staff 


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HAYES  Joe  Haves. 

Owner 

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Store  Front. 

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Kiglass 

10151/2  West  Main 

BUSINESS: 

449-5723 

Lebanon.  TN    37087 

HOME: 

444-4600 

Kathy  Palk  waits  patiently  (in  the  rain)  for  the  parade  to  get  under  way.  These  guys  really  get  into  the  pep  rally   Scott  Shaver,  VVally  Brummett, 
Payne,  and  Heath  Larkin  are  a  stern  looking  group  from  CABARET, 


Beard  Construction,  Inc. 

CUSTOM  HOMES 


WILLIAM  L.  BEARD  1 19  Palani  Circle 

Phone  6 1 5/444-4573  Lebanon.  TN  37087 


DAVID'S  PIZZA 


Since  1968 

1  Block  North  Of  The  Square 

329  N.  Cumberland 

444-8232 


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Cigarettes 


Groceries 


Gas 


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Otvner  /  Operator 
Home  443-5032 

414  S.  Cumberland 
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IMMANUEL  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

Castle  Heights  Ave. 

Two  Blocks  West  of  The  Campus 


We  Have  A  Strong  Ministry 
To  Cumberland  Students 

Church  Phone:    444-5563 


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The  PHOENIX  staff  had  a  really  hard  time 
picking  a  cover  for  this  year's  book.  We 
thought  about  a  bulldog,  but  there  were  several 
negative  comments  about  having  the  sports 
mascot  on  the  cover.  The  PHOENIX  had  al- 
ready been  used  recently  and  so  had  a  render- 
ing of  Memorial  Hall,  the  school's  most  recog- 
nized symbols.  So  we  decided  to  use  our  school 
seal. 

If  the  book  looks  a  bit  thicker,  it  is  because 
we  added  24  pages,  taking  us  from  the  usual 
116  pages  to  140  pages. 

Most  of  the  art  in  the  book  is  original  art. 
Artists  for  the  93-94  book  are  Brandi  Beard, 
Madeanna  Parks,  and  Erin  Vaughn. 

Yearbook:  The  PHOENIX  is  printed  by  Jos- 
tens.  The  cover  is  midnight,  with  cordova  grain 
and  a  black  rub,  and  gold  foil.  The  type  is  Pa- 
latino.  It  contains  140  pages. 


i 

1 

The  PHOENIX  staff  would  like  to  rec- 
ognize the  people  who  helped  in  putting 
the  yearbook  together  this  year.  Special 
thanks  to:  Terry  Thompson,  Judith  Kid- 
well,  SGA,  Melinda  Yarbrough,  Leann  Al- 
lison, Spencer  Pope,  Sonny  Barrett  at 
Seat's  Studio,  the  Collegian  Staff,  Jim 
Henderson,  Charlie  Tatum  (CABARET 
photos),  The  Lebanon  Democrat,  The  Wil- 
son World,  Dr.  Daniels,  Mr.  Harold 
McGehee,  Dr.  Ray  Phillips,  Custom  Color, 
all  of  the  clubs  and  organizations  that 
helped  us  so  much  by  submitting  stories, 
season  scores,  and  photos,  and  anyone  else 
that  we  might  be  leaving  out  that  helped 
us  in  any  way. 

Some  features  use  information  from  ar- 
ticles in  the  Democrat.  The  Collegian  page 
uses  segments  from  various  issues  of  the 
Cumberland  Collegian  newspaper.