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To that spirit of love and service pro Deo et
homine which is the essence of our Alma Mater
and which serves as a guiding light for her sons
and daughters we, the staff of the 1949 Stespean,
dedicate this issue.

ALMA MATER
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Words and arrangement by Abigail E. Weeks

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(Left to right) A. Charles Archer, Verna Jean Strong, Tec! Ray Hammonds

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

President Ted Ray Hammonds Secretary Verna Jean Strong

Vice President A. Charles Archer Treasurer Earl Rogers

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FRESHMEN

"I want to own a mountain

With challenge m its height"

(Charles L. H. Wagner)

First Row Heft to right): John W. Abner, Gladys B. Amis, Arthur Archer, Glenn Arney, Keith Arnold, A. J. Baker. Second
Row: Betty Ann Baker, Richard Beeson, Helen Bostic, Betty Bowman, George Branstutter, Stanley Brewer. Third Row: Ambrose
Burns, Jr., Mary Ellen Cannon. Mary Lee Carpenter, Peggy Joyce Catron, Lowell Centers, Carlyle Chandler. Fourth Row: Lo-
raine Clark. William Cleary, Gill Collett, Randell Cox. Angela Creech, Bill Ray Creech. Fifth Row: John L. Damron, Ellen R.
Darrow, Julius Daugherty, Jr., Wilma R. Daugherty, Fred A. Davis, Billie Jean Dean. Sixth Row: Georgia Pauline Decker, Lea-
vitt Dolloff, Don Duff, Grace Durham, Barbara Duvay, Frances Evans.

First Row (left to right). Dons Feltner, Barbara Fisher, Thomas Fletcher, Mary Pauline Fox, Alma Jean Gibson, Joyce Gregory.
Second Row Ruby Gregory, Bonnie Ellen Grove, Christina Hacker, Omar Hacker, Dorothy E. Halcomb. Nannie Halcomb. Third
Row: Ray Martine Halcomb, William Hall, Red Ray Hammond, Dons Hammons, Glenn Hammons, Lloyd Hammons. Fourth
Row: Audrey Jean Hart, Gerald Hebert, Helen Henderson, Janet Hendrickson, Donald Herren, Gene Holtzclaw. Fijth Rou'.
Uta Faye Hopkins, Chester Howard, Morns Jackson, Laura Mae Johnson, Glenn D. Jones, Jack Jones. Sixth Row: George Kend-
rick, Genevieve King, Lawrence Langford, William Larch, Ratael Lebron, Paul Lee.

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Fnst Row (left to right): Robert C. Licare, Mae Lipps, Ersie Jean McCracken, William McFarland, Jr., Joan McKim, William
Marcum. Second Row: Carol Martin, Harold Martin, Mary Martin, Kenneth Masters, Leland Masters, Alice Miller. Third
Roto: Marilyn Miller, Nancy Miller, Rowena Mills, Pauline Mink, Wayne S. Moody, Edwin Moore. Fourth Row: Thomas
Moore, Bernice Mullins, William H. Nelson, David Nesbit, Chiau Beng Ng, Marilyn Nichols. Fifth Row: Flem Patterson,
Jessie Powers, Robert Revis, Earl Rogers, Carrie Sasser, Charles Sears. Sixth Row: Clella Sergent, Thomas Sfikas, Lloyd Siler,
Willie Sizemore, Dorothy Smith, James T. Smith.

First Row (left to right): Nancy Smith, Nell Smith, James Snavely, Mary E. Snyder,
Jenny Lou Spurlock, Paul Standafer. Second Row: Cherlie Stevens, Verna Jean Strong,
Clifford Swim, Edward Taylor, Geraldine Thompson, Wilma Jean Thompson. Third
Row: Eugene Trammell, Eleanor Treadway, Rodney VonGruenigen, Virgil Voorhees,
Louise Walker, Ennis B. Warren. Fourth Row: Donald Welch, Peter White, Virginia
Jo White, John Wolfenden, Paul Woolum, Ruth Woolum.

(Left to right) William Wayne, Lucy Anne VanDeventer, Leon Meenach, Loretta Young, Woodrow Crum

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

President Woodrow Crum

Vice President Leon Meenach

Secretary Loretta Young

Treasurer Lucy Anne VanDeventer

Sergeant at Arms William Wayne

SOPHOMORES

'I climbed a hill path strange and new
With slow feet, pausing at each turn."

(J. G. Whittier)

First Row (left to right). Rojt Anderson, Carlyle Armstrong, Helen Bachlott, Jennie Barker, Stanley Bart;,
June Bond. Second Row William O. Brittain, Joe Campbell, Ruth Carroll, John Cawthron, Charles Chakour,
Doyle Cook. Third Row: Betty Ray Cooper, Paul Cooper, Owen Craft, Woodrow Crum, Anne Dean, Harold
Dushame. Fourth Row: Russell Earl, Joseph Early, James Harvey Eggers, Lolyn Farris, Josephine Faulkner, Ralph
Fishburn. Fijth Row: Kenneth Fowler, John Frazier, Mary Elizabeth French, George Garrett, Robert Garrison,
Eugene T. Gray.

First Row (left to right). Martha Gregory, Charles Gross, Robert Gum, Wilma Jean Hembree, Virginia Hill,
Wathena Hinton. Second Row: Betty Jean Hodgdon, Otis Harold Hoskins, Maynard Huddleston, Sarah Hunt,
Rex Hurst, Ikey Hurt. Third Row: Raymond Jacobs, Margaret Christine Jones, Laverne Lay, Ralph Leonard,
Gholdston Lloyd, Virginia McAllister. Fourth Row: John McCauley, Maxwell McDonald, Donald Magaw, Leon
Meenach, Russell Meyer, Paul Mink. Fifth Row: Norma Sue Miracle, Clayborne Moore, Dorothy Myers, James
Nunley, Bessie Owens, William Parker.

Fnst Row (left to right): Henry Clyde Pearson, John Pochard, Lloyd Roberts, George Root, Carl Donald Ruark,
Ola Sanchez. Second Row: Lloyd Sharp, Reha Jewell Slier, Kenneth Slater, Curnie Smallwood, Mary Spears, Arthur
Eugene Spurlock. Third Row: James T. Stivers, Charles R. Taylor, James Thompson, Jr., Lucy Anne VanDeventer,
Harold Wacks, Gilbert Warren. Fourth Rou>. William Wayne, Eula Faye Wedbee, Jesse Williams, Jr., Forrest
Williamson, Jr., Elzy Wilson, Kenneth Wilson. Fifth Row: John Wood, Cleon Wright, Hajel Yeager, Raymond
York, Loretta Young.

(Left to right) Paul Bodenstein, Ruth Snedeker, Reeda Reasor, John Lunsford, William Goodwin

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

PresideTit John Lunsford

Vice President Paul Bodenstein

Secretary Reeda Reasor

Treasurer Ruth Snedeker

Sergeant at Arms William Goodwin

JUNIORS

LTo mount a hill is to lift with you something
lighter and brighter than yourself or than any
meaner burden." (Alice Meynell)

First Row (left to right): Sylvia Allen, Walter Allen, Warren Anderson, Pepita Artiles. Second Row:
Wallace Harold Barker, Charles D. Black, Wilson Boatman, Paul Bodenstein. Third Row: Golden Brashear,
Ruth Briggs, Ponjola Brogan, Virginia Brogan. Fourth Row: William G. Brogan, James Burnaw, James
Carter, Joseph Cassidy.

First Row (left to right): William Cassidy, John Chaney, Edna Chappell, Wilbur Cox. Second Row:
William Craft, Jr., Pat Dickinson, Freda Durbin, Doris Durham. Third Row: Langdon Dyer, John Elliott,
William Ellis, Vernon Evans. Fourth Row: Alvin Gaines, Leslie George, Mary Giddins, Vernon Glasscock.

First Rom (left to right): Truman Godbey, William Goodwin, Joe Hacker, Richard Harding. Second
Row: Shirley Harding, George Hendricks, James D. Hensley, Stanley Lee Jackson. Third Row: Bruce Janes,
Vernon Knuckles, Virginia Edith Langley, Billy S. Layne. Fourth Row: John D. Lehman, Robert Lockhart,
John Lunsford, James McFall.

First Rom (left to right): Robert McKinster, Eldred Melton, Vilma Meyer, Vernon Moore. Second
Row: Bill Morgan, Richard Morgan, Esther Marine Murphy, Ola Murphy. Third Row: Ernest Mynatt,
Elmer Nichols, Jack Nicholson, William Nims, Jr. Fourth Rouj: Milton Norman, Edison Parrott, Welby
Patten, Clarence Payne.

First Row (left to right): Dorothy Peach, Thomas Perkins, Ernest Powers, Reeda Reason. Second Row:
Kyle Rosenbalm, Vida Sailor, Addison Schiefelbein, Ford Smith. Third Row: Joseph Smith, Roy Stanley
Smith. Ruth Snedeker. Loyd Spurlock. Fourth Row: Eugene Steele, Jr., Pansy Taylor, Doyle Trouman,
Jessie Gayle Tye.

First Row (left to right); Erie Jack Vaughn, Beryl Wall, Quentin West,
Second Row: Harley Woolum. Walter Wright,
Third Row: Mrs. Vivian Bradley, Special Student.

Howard Allen, "Hobby" Kilgore, William Cox

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President William J. Cox, Jr.

Vice President Howard Allen

Secretary Yvonne "Hobby" Kilgore

Treasurer James Sanslow

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SENIORS

"I got up the mountain edge, and from the top saw the
world stretcht out. . ." (Maurice Hewlett)

J. Howard Allen, Greenup, Ky.

A.B., June 1949

Activities: President, Spanish Club; Secretary,
Veterans Club; President, Sophomore Class; Vice
president, Senior Class; Business Manager, a
cappella choir; Beta Phi Chi; Associate Editor.
Stespean; Stevenson Hall Council; Who's Who in
American Universities and Colleges

Profession sought: Coaching

Rufus C. Andrews, Catlettsburg, Ky.

A.B.. June 1949

Activities: Vice president, Freshman Class; Presi-
dent, Sophomore Class; Spanish Club; Business
Manager, Orange and Black; Playlikers Club

Profession sought: Coaching

Ruth Burkhart Andrews, Wallins, Ky.

B.S. in education, June 1949

Activities: Sociology Club; Secretary, W A. A

Profession sought: Teaching

Aubrey Clayton Asher, Beverly, Ky.

B.S. in Education, June 1949

Activities: Stevenson Hall Council; Veterans Club-
Art Club; Beta Phi Chi
Profession sought: Education field

James W. Baker, Harlan, Ky.

B.S. in Education, August 1949

Activities: Veterans Club; Sports Editor, Stespean;
Sports Editor, Orange and Black

Jack H. Ballard, Barbourville, Ky.

B.S. in Education, June 1949

Riley E. Barnett, Pineville,

B.S. in Education. June 1949
Activities: Veterans Club
Profession sought: Teaching

Ky.

Garland W. Blair, Barbourville, Ky.

B.S., January 1949
Profession sought: Teaching

Billie L. Bolton, Barbourville,

A.B.. August 1949
Activities: Beta Phi Chi
Profession sought: Teaching

Ky.

Paul E. Bostic, Clairfield, Tenn.

B.S. in Education
Profession sought : Teaching

3K W. Brock, London, Ky.

A.B.. June 1949

Profession sought: Teaching and Coaching

Denver B. Brown, Pineville, Ky.

A.B.. August 1949

Ethus W. Burton, Nancy, Ky.

B.S. in Education. June 1949
Activities: Veterans Club. Beta Phi Chi
Profession sought: Teaching

Samuel B. Carico, Kmgsport, Tenn.

A.B., June 1949

Activities: Beta Phi Chi. Playlikers Club, Vice

president of Freshman Class, Sociology Club.

Spanish Club, Stevenson Hall Council

Earl B. Centers, Mt. Ash, Ky.

B.S. in Education, August 1949
Activities: Beta Phi Chi
Profession sought: Teaching

John Smiley Collins, Glens Fork, Ky.

B.S., June 1949

Activities: Vice President, Oxford Club; Veterans

Club
Profession sought Ministry

Barbara Conley, Lackey, Ky.

B.S. in Education, Auguat 1949

Activities: Beta Phi Chi. U. C- C. A.. W. A. A-

Profession sought: Teaching

Russell Keith Cox, Jeffs, Va.

A.B., August 1949

Activities: Treasurer, Sophomore Class; I, R. C;
Beta Phi Chi; Spanish Club; Stespean Staff; Presi-
dent and Treasurer Sociology Club; President
Zeta Sigma Pi; Playlikers Club

Profession sought: Recreation Director

William J. Cox, Jr., Jeffs, Va

A.B., August 1949

Activities: Stevenson Hall Council; "Mr. Freshman"
Circulation Manager, Club Editor, Business
Manager, the Stespean; Vice president, Sophomoie
Class; President, Senior Class; Spanish Club;
Veterans Club; Varsity "LT" Club; Baseball Team,
I, R. C; Who's Who in American Universities
and Colleges

Profession sought: Coaching

Roy F. Cromer, Corbin, Ky.

A.B., August 1949

Activities: Treasurer. French Club; Playlikers Clut

Profession sought: Teaching

Carl G. Davis, Rose Hill

B.S. in Education, August 1949
Activities: Veterans Club

Va.

James H. Disney, Crummies, Ky.

B.S., January 1949

Activities: Varsity "U" Club; Veterans Club

Profession sought: Teaching

Burton Dyer, Barbourville, Ky.

A.B., August 1949

Activities: Sociology Club. Veterans Club

Profession sought: Teaching

Bruce Edwards, Coeburn, Va.

A.B., August 1949

Activities: Playlikers Club. Cheerleader. I. R.
Sociology Club; U. C. C. A.; Beta Phi Chi
Profession sought: C. P. A.

David G. Elliott, Middleburg, Ky.

A.B.. August 1949

Activities: President. Sophomore Class; Ptavlikers
Club; Beta Phi Chi; Veterans Club; U. C. C. A.
Profession sought: Science

Steve J. Frost, Kettle Island, Ky.

A.B., June 1949

Profession sought: Medicine

Genevieve Gendron, Detroit, Mich.

B.S. in Education. January 1949

Activities: Veterans Club; Sociology Club;

Sigma Pi
Profession sought: Psychiatric Social Work

Zeta

Leland L. Goodin, Corbin, Ky.

B.S. in Education, August 1949
Profession sought; Teaching

Lawrence W. Gregory, Harlan, Ky.

B.S.. July 1949

Activities: Beta Phi Chi, Veterans Club, I R C

Profession sought: Teaching

Rufus O. Harris, Berea, Ky.

B.S., August 1949
Activities: Varsity "U" Club
Profession sought: Teaching

Hugh M. Hayes, Artemus, Ky.

A.B.. August 1949
Profession sought: Teaching

Elizabeth E. Henderson, Barbourville,Ky.

B.S. in Education, June 1949

Profession sought: Elementary school teaching

John Howard, Harlan, Ky.

B.S., August 1949

Activities: Veterans Club; Sociology Club, Treasurer,

Zeta Sigma Pi
Profession sought: Teaching

Vernon S. Hunsaker, Mayking, Ky.

B.S. in Education, August 1949

Activities: Beta Phi Chi; Sgt. at Arms, Veterans

Club; I. R. C; Sociology Club
Profession sought: Secondary education

John J. Johnson, Louisville, Ky.

B.S. in Education, June 1949

Activities: Varsity "U" Club, Sociology

Veterans Club
Profession sought: Coaching

Club

James Russell Jones, Barbourville, Ky.

A.B., June 1949

Mildred H. Keyzer, East Lynn, Mass.

A.B.. June 1949

Activities: Oxford Club Auxiliary; U. C. C. A.;
Spanish Club; Secretary-treasurer, Sociology Club;
Vice president. Zeta Sigma Pi; Vice president.
Art Club; Editor and Assistant Editor, Stespcan;
Copy Editor, Orange and Black; I. R. C; Women's,
Student Council; Who's Who in American Univer-
sities and Colleges

Profession sought: Social Work

Lowell Yvonne Kilgore, Coeburn, Va.

A.B., June 1949

Activities: Secretary, Senior Class; Secretary,
Spanish Club; Vice president, B. X. A.; Secre-
tary, Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Classes;
Secretary W. A. A.; U. C. C. A.; Sociology Club;
Secretary, Zeta Sigma Pi; Vice president. Women's
Student Association; Stespean Staff; Who's Who in
American Universities and Colleges

Profession sought: Scout Executive

Selwyn S. Kilgore, Corbin, Ky.

A.B., August 1949

Activities: French Club; Band; Beta Phi Chi

Profession sought: Medicine

Paul V. King, Gulston, Ky.

B.S., July 1949

Activities: Varsity "U" Club

Profession sought: Teaching

Margaret Lawrence, Jamestown, Ky.

A.B., June 1949

Activities: Beta Phi Chi, Vice president; Valentine
Queen; Woman's .Student Association; U. C. C. A.
Profession sought: Medical Doctor

Barbara J. Lewellin, Pekin, 111.

A.B., June 1949

Activities: President and Treasurer, Art Club;
Vice president, Oxford Club Auxiliary; Playlikers;
Quill Club; U. C. C. A.; Junior Class Representa-
tive to Stespean Staff; History award; Junior
Scholastic Award

Profession sought: Director Religious Education

Jack Little, Hellier, Ky.

A.B., August 1949

Activities: Veterans Club; Beta Phi Chi

Profession sought : Dentistry

Bobbie J. Lumpkins, Barbourville, Ky.

A B., August 1949

Activities: Orange and Black Staff; Spanish Club
Beta Phi Chi; Playlikers

Jane B. McClurkan, Alva, Ky.

A.B., June 1949

Profession sought: Teaching

Mary E. McMichael, Lexington, Ky.

A.B., June 1949

Activities: President, W. A. A,

Profession sought: Government Mathematician

Constance Martin, Barbourville, Ky.

A.B.. June 1949

Activities: B X A ; Beta Phi Chi

James P. Melton, Jr., Cumberland, Ky.

B. S. in Education, June 1949

Activities: Varsity "U" Club; Veterans Club

Stespean Staff; Orange and Black representative;

Treasurer, Freshman Class
Profession sought: Physical Education

Maurice T. Mitchell, Barbourville, Ky.

A.B., June 1949

Activities: Assistant Editor, Orange and Black; Beta
Phi Chi, Spanish Club. Veterans Club, Inter-
national Relations Club

Profession sought: Business

Douglas H. Morrison, Jersey City, N. J.

A.B., August 1949

Activities: President, U. C. C. A.; Oxford Club;

Playlikers Club; Quill Club; .Sociology Club;

Beta Phi Chi; International Relations Club
Profession sought: Social Work

George C. Mynatt, Barbourville, Ky.

A.B., June 1949

Activities: President, Beta Phi Chi

Profession sought: Medicine

Thomas A. Nankivell, Columbia, Ky.

A.B., August 1949

Activities: Oxford Club, Band

Profession sought: Ministry

Geraldine W. Norman, Amburgey, Ky.

A.B.. August 1949

Activities: Royal Order of Homcmakers; Art Club;

Beta Phi Chi
Profession sought: Teaching

Vernon Osborne, Crab Orchard, Ky.

B.S., June 1949

Activities: Secretary. Varsity "U" Club; Veterans

Club; Captain. Basketball Team
Profession sought: Coashing

Kenneth Pennington, Four Mil

A.B., August 1949
Activities: Veterans Club
Profession sought: Dentistry

Ky.

Lorraine Pollard, Danville, Ky.

A.B.. June 1949

Activities: W. A. A.; U. C. C A.; Spanish Club,

Religious Life Committee
Profession sought: Physical Education Instructor

Cleophus Pursifull, Loyall, Ky.

B.S., June 1949

Activities: Varsity "U" Club; Veterans Club
Assistant Coach, Varsity "U" Club, Veterans Club
Profession sought: Coaching

Marguerite Reagan, Somerville, Mass.

A.B., June 1949

Activities: Secretary, International Relations Club;
Vice preident, U. C. C. A.; Sociology Club; Oxford
Auxiliary; Circulation Manager, Stespean; Chapel
Committee; Choir; Playlikers Club; Orange and
Black; French Club; Women's Student Associa-
tion

Profession sought: Childrens Settlement Work

Ray Reed, Roark, Ky.

A.B., August 1949

Activities: Spanish Club; Beta Phi Chi; International

Relations Club; Veterans Club
Profession sought; Teaching

Herman Roark, Barbourville, Ky.

B.S. in Education, June 1949

Activities: Veterans Club; Beta Phi Chi

Profession sought: Teaching

Jo Ann Roberts, Ashland, Ky.

A B . July 1949

Activities: Vice president and Secretary, Spanish

Club; Choir; Band; Triple Trio
Profession sought: Music

Lois G. Roberts, Ashland, Ky.

B.S. in Education, June 1949

Activities: Treasurer, Junior Class; Triple Trio;

Band; Choir; Treasurer, French Club; U. C. C. A.;
Women's Student Council; Religious Life Commit-
tee

Profession sought: Music Teacher

Reade A. Roberts, Ebensburg, Pa.

A.B., August 1949

Activities: International Relations Club; Sociology

Club; Veterans Club
Profession sought: Social Work

Sue Rosenbalm, Ewing, Va.

B.S. in Education, August 1949
Profession sought: Teaching

Glenn D. Ross, Four Mile, Ky.

A.B., August 1949

Activities: Veterans Club; French Club; Varsity

"U" Club
Profession sought: Dentistry

Grover P. Salyer, Coeburn, Va.

B..S. in Education, August 1949
Activities: Beta Phi Chi; Veterans Club
Profession sought: Coaching

James H. Sanslow, Coeburn, Va.

B.S. in Education, August 1949

Activities: Circulation Manager, Stespean; Treasurer,

Senior Class; Veterans Club
Profession sought: Teaching

Edward L. Sears, Knoxville, Tenn.

B.S. in Education, August 1949

Activities: Beta Phi Chi; International Relations

Club; Orange and Black Staff; Sociology Club;

Veterans Club
Profession sought: Medical Doctor

James R. Sears, Barbourville, Ky.

A.B., June 1949

Activities: President, Quill Club; Associate Editor
and Makeup Editor, Orange and Black; Business
Manager, Quill Club Quarterly; Editor, Choir-
tripper; Poetry in "College Anthology"; Who's
Who in American Universities and Colleges; Presi
dent. Student Council

Profession sought: Teaching

Roy V. Shumate, Loyall, Ky.

B.S. in Education, August 1949
Activities: Veterans Club; Playlikers
Profession sought: Teaching

Charles Singleton, Eubank, Ky.

A.B., June 1949

Activities: Vice president. Freshman Class; Veterans

Club; Baseball Team; Varsity "U" Club; Orange

and Black Staff; Beta Phi Ch'i
Profession sought: Medical Doctor

D. C. Sutton, Jr., Corbin, Ky.

A.B., August 1949
Profession sought: Teaching

Clinton Tayoor, Balkan, Ky.

B.S., August 1949

Activities: Band, Beta Phi Chi, Playlikers Club

Russell K. Taylor, Lewisport, Ky.

A.B., August 1949
Profession sought: Ministry

Ulmont R. Taylor, Barbourville, Ky.

A.B., June 1949

Activities: Spanish Club: Art Club; Beta Phi Ch

Veterans Club
Profession sought: Biologist

Mary H. Townsend, Grayson, Ky.

B.S. in Mjsic Education, June 1949

Activities: V. C. C. A., Womens Student Council:

Band; Choir; Triple Trio; Playlikers
Profession sought: Teaching

Cleo Turner, Incline, Ky.

B.S.. June 1949

Activities: Playlikers; W. A. A.; Harlan County Club

Science Club, Beta Phi Chi
Professon sought: Teacher

Ishmael Utley, Harnman, Tenn.

A.B., June 1949

Profession sought: Teaching

Otis D. Walker, Corbin, Ky.

B.S. in Education, January 1949

M. C. Walton, Central City, Ky.

A.B., June 1949

Profession sought: Medicine

Avery Wheat, Jamestown, Ky.

A.B., August 1949

Activities: President. Oxford Club; Veterans Club,

Spanish Club; Secretary, Playlikers Club
Profession sought: Ministry

Venon E. Whitaker, Roxana, Ky.

A.B., June 1949

Activites: Varsity *'U" Club; Sociology Club

Profession sought: Teaching

George M. Wilder, Baxter, Ky.

SS. in Education, June 1949
Activities: Varsity "U" Club; Veterans Club; Track;

Judge of Rat Court; Vice president, Junior Class;
President, Stevenson Hall Council
Profession sought: Teaching

Thomas Winkler, Pineville, Ky.

A.B., August 1949

Activities: Veterans Club; Stespean Staff

Profession sought: Teaching

CORNETT WOODLEY, PllieVllle,
B.S. in Education, June 1949
Profession sought: Secondary Teacher

Ky.

NON-GRADUATING SENIORS

John H. Patrick, Jr.,
Stamping Ground, Ky.

Raymond H. Wells

Corbm, Ky.

James R. West

Pineville, Ky.

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Registrar

President

Business Manager

Marie W. Baxter, A.B., B.S. in L.S.

Assistant Librarian
Instructor in Library Science

Lois V. Benjamin, A.B.
Instructor m Music

Karl Bleyl, MA., Ph.D.

Chairman of Division of Sciences
Head of Department of Biology
Professor of Biology

William T. Bolyard, A.B.

Coach and Head of the Department of
Physical Education

Erwin S. Bradley, B.S. in Ed., MA.
Assistant Professor of History
Acting Dean of Men

Lester H. Colloms, B.D., Ph.D.

Francis Landrum Memorial Professor of

Religion and Philosophy
Chairman of Division of Religion and

Philosophy
Head of the Department of Religion and

Philosophy

Marjorie Donnell, B.A., MA.
Instructor in Speech and Dramatics

Aldis B. Easterling, A.B., MA.

Associate Professor of Spanish and French

Barbara Elliott, B.M.
Instructor in Music

Thed Farra, A.B., M.A., B.D.

Instructor in Languages and Religion

Strauther W. Grise, MA., Ph.D.
Chairman of the Division of Education
Head of the Department of Education
Professor of Education
Director of Extension

Lois Hatfield, A.B.
Instructor in Business

William M. Hearn, B.J.
Director of Public Relations

R. Henderson, B.S., M.A.

Russell M. Bennett Memorial

Professor of Sociology

Chairman of Division of Social Sciences

Head of the Department of Sociology

W. Everett Hendricks, A.B., M.M.
Chairman of the Division of of Fine Arts
Head of the Department of Music
Professor of Music Education

Grace Irvine
Catalog Librarian

Melville Laite, B.S.
Instructor in Biology

Richard M. Lotspeich, A.B.

Instructor in Mathematics and Physics

G. C. Mance, A.M., Ph.D.

Head of the Department of Chemistry
Professor of Chemistry

Alice McKeehan, A.B., M.A., D.Ed.
Chairman of Division of Languages
Head of the Department of English
Professor of English

Ervilla Masters, B.S., M.S.
Instructor in Home Economics

Harold M. Messer, Jr., A.B., M.A.
Director of Testing and Counselling

Rena Milliken, A.B., M.A.

Head of the Department of Business
Associate Professor of Business Education

Kathleen Moore, A.B., M.A.

Associate Professor of Elementary Edu-
cation

Frances Patridge, B.S. in Ed., M.A.
Instructor in Physical Education for
Women

Roger Glenn Rider, B.A.

Instructor in English and Journalism

Alice Robertson Smith, A.B., M.A.

Head of the Department of Home Eco-
nomics

Associate Professor of Home Economics
and Dean of Women

Cleo Stamper, B.S., M.A.
Librarian

Assistant Professor of Library Science
Counsellor at Senior House

KaTHERINE V. D. SUTPHEN

Instructor in Piano and Art

Lela Webb, A.B., M.A.
Instructor in "English

William Blackburn, A.B.

Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds

Al Creasy

Assistant to the Dietitian

Ethel Creasy

Assistant to the Dietitian

Elsie Forman, A.B., M.A.
Secretary to the President

Mrs. J. Paul Howard

Secretary to the Director of Public Re-
lations

Mrs. Daisy Johnson

Matron, Women's Dormitories

George A. King
College Engineer

Mrs. Gladys Gray A.B.
Secretary to the Registrar

Lula Pearl Lynch

Secretary in the Business Office

Ernestine Richardson, B.S.
Dietitian

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I here are many paths to the top
oj the mountain , Init t/ie view is
always the same' '

ART CLUB

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(Le/t to right) Miss Sutphen, Barbara Lewellin, Edith Langley, Raymond York, Vernon Moore

OFFICERS

President Barbara Lewellin

Vice President Raymond York

Secretary-Treasurer -....- Vernon Moore

Sponsor Miss Katherine Sutphen

To serve the college and community in extra-curricular practical art contributions
is the aim of the Art Club. The membership is composed of those students interested
in serving this purpose.

BETA CHI ALPHA SORORITY

First Row, on floor (left to right): Josephine Faulkner, Jessie Gayle Tye, Lucy Anne VanDeventer, Grace Durham, Mrs. W. E.
Hendricks, Hazel Yeager, Frances Evans, Jean McCracken. Second Row, seated: Constance Martin, Jean Hembree, Louise Walker,
Ann Dean. Third Row, standing; Mary Spears, Virginia McAllister, Mary Ellen Cannon, Ruth Carroll, Betty Rae Cooper, Mary
Pauline Fox, Dorothy Smith.

The purpose of this sorority is to develop an appreciation of Beauty, Culture, and
Art.

MEMBERSHIP

Jean Hembree President

Constance Martin Vice President

Mary Spears Secretary-treasurer

Miriam Asher Reporter

Miss Frances Patridge Patroness

Mrs. W. Everett Hendricks Patroness

Mrs. Conway Boatman Honorary Patroness

Ruth Carroll Jessie Gayle Tye " Mary Ellen Cannon

Mary Elizabeth French Hazel Yeager Mary Pauline Fox

Yvonne Kilgore Josephine Faulkner Louise Walker

Gladys Lewis Ann Dean _ „

Grace Durham Lucy Anne VanDeventer Dorothy Smith

Virginia McAllister Helen Bachlott Jean McCracken

BETA PHI CHI

First Row (left to right): Mr. Laite, Stanley Bartz, Clarence Payne. Herman Roark, Charles R. Taylor, Doyle Cook, Chiau Beng
Ng, Helen Bachlott, Mary Lee Carpenter, Bobbie Lumpkins, Reeda Reasor, Eldred Melton, Constance Martin, Don Ruark, George
Mynatt. Second Row: William P. Ellis, John Lunsford, Clayton Asher, Selwyn Kilgore, Lawrence Gregory, Bill Morgan, John
Lehman, Gilbert Warren, Douglas Morrison, Jack Little, Barbara Conley, Mary Pauline Fox, Margaret Lawrence, Billie Bolton.

OFFICERS

President George Mynatt

Vice President Margaret Lawrence

Treasurer-Business Manager Stanley Bartz

Recording Secretary Reeda Reasor

Reporting Secretary Helen Bachlott

Sponsor Dr. Karl Bleyl

The Science Club, Beta Phi Chi, has as its purpose the promotion of the scientific
method and seeks to create interest in its field.

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A CAPPELLA CHOIR
UNION COLLEGE BAND

FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB

This organization is sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Its pri-
mary purpose is to extend and promote interest and understanding of international problems that
affect world peace.

This club's activities for the past year have included several radio programs featuring discus-
sions of international questions. Many well-informed speakers have addressed the club on different
occasions. A delegation from this group attended the first I. R. C. Convention which was held
at Georgetown College.

Union's I. R. C. was honored this year by being the first club in Kentucky to play host to the
Ohio Valley Regional Conference of International Relations Clubs, in which more than sixty col-
leges and universities throughout Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia participate.

Seated (left to right): Mildred Keyzer, James Nunley, George Garrett, William Parker, Douglas Morrison, Ray Reed, William
Marcum, Clyde Pearson, Marguerite Reagan, Prof. E. S. Bradley. Standing: Charles R. Taylor, Bill Layne, Reade Roberts, James
Carter, Bill Morgan, Edward Sears, Russell Earl, Rufus Andrews, Lawrence Gregory, Chiau Beng Ng, Bessie Owens, Joseph Cassidy,
Richard Harding.

OEFICERS

President Clyde Pearson

Vice President William Parker

Secretary Marguerite Reagan

Treasurer James Nunley

REGIONAL OFFICERS

President Clyde Pearson

Corresponding Secretary George Garrett

Recording Secretary Marguerite Reagan

IOTA SIGMA NU

Union's honorary scholastic fraternity, Iota Sigma Nu, was founded in 1936 as a reward for
scholastic achievement, diligence in study, and high ideals. Membership is open only to those stu-
dents who, after completing a minimum of two years' residence credit at Union, have met the re-
quirements for graduation with honors, or who, at the end of the second quarter of their junior year,
have a standing which, if maintained, will enable them to graduate magna cum laude. Faculty mem-
bers may also be elected to the fraternity.

S-a:ed (left to rig'it): Cleo Stamper, Margaret T. Lotspeich, Gayle Miles, Lois Benjamin, Kathleen Moore, Caroline Bcatman, Jean Kn.ckles.
Standing. Richard Lotspeich, Aldis B. Easterling, Conway Boatman.

LA TERTULIA

La Tertulia means "a gathering of friends". The purpose is to stimulate interest in Spanish and Spanish sepak-
ing countries. The Spanish Fiesta, an annual event, is one of the most entertaining presentations of the college
year.

First Row (left to right): Mrs. A. B. Easterling, Virginia Hill, Hobhy Kilgore, Verna Jean Strong, Bobbie Lumpkins, Jo Ann
Roberts, Pepita Artiles, R. Keith Cox, Howard Allen. Second Row: Joseph Cassidy, William Cox, Rufus Andrews, Jack Vaughn,
Harold Dushame, Doyle Cook, William Cassidy, Charles Gross, Bruce Janes, Donald Welch, Mary Giddins.

MEMBERS NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE
Paul Cooper, Russell Earl, Vernon Glasscock, George Kendricks, Rafael Lebron, Nancy
Miller, Clarence Payne, Ray Reed, Cleon Wright, Sam Carico, Gene Holtjclaw, Maynard
Huddeston, Ulmont Taylor.

OFFICERS

Howard Allen President

Jack Vaughn Vice President

Jo Ann Roberts Secretary

Jean Strong Treasurer

Prof. A. B. Easterling Sponsor

LE CERCLE FRANCAIS

It is the aim of Le Cercle Francais to give the students opportunity to increase their ability in French con'
versation, to gain knowledge of the different aspects of French civilization and the contribution of the French people
to society.

All those students who have had or are now taking courses in French are included in the membership.

Seated (left to right). Mary Giddins, Ola Sanchez, Helen Bachlott. Standing, first row: Kenneth Fowler, Eugene T. Gray,
Roy Cromer, Chiau Beng Ng, William Parker. Second Row: Prof. Easterling, Charles R. Taylor, Charles Chakour, William Nims,
Ralph Fishburn, Russell Meyer, William Nesbit, Kenneth Slater.

OFFICERS

Kenneth Fowler President

Charles Chakour Vice President

Helen Bachlott Secretary

Roy Cromer Treasurer

Prof. A. B. Easterling Sponsor

ORANGE AND BLACK

Seated (left to right): George Garrett, Addison Schiefel-
bein, Bobbie Lumpkins, Virginia Brogan, Douglas Morrison,
Mr. Thed Farra.

Rear: William Cox, Mr. Roger Rider.

OXFORD CLUB AND AUXILIARY

First Row Oejt to right): Mary Spears, Eugene T. Gray, Ola Sanche;. Second Roto: Wayne Moody, M Idred Keyzer, Marguerite Reagan-
Third Row: Thomas Nankivell, Joan M:Kim. Fourth Row: Eula Faye Whedbee, Ellen Darrow, Clella Sergent; Fifth Row: Douglas Morrison ,
Ruth Bnggs, Ralph Fishburn. Sixth Row: John Smiley Collins, John Wood, Joseph Cassidy, Barbara Lewellin, Charles Chakour, Betty Jean
Hodgdon, Dorothy Peach. Seventh Row Ralph Leonard, Addison Schiefelbein, Donald Welch, Bruce Janes, William Nims, Ruth Snedeker,
Shirley Harding, Mr. Thed Farra. Eighth Row: Kenneth Slater, Lee Dolloff, Paul Bodenstein. 7\inth Row: James Burnaw, Richard Harding,
William Cassidy. Tenth Row: Dr. Lester Colloms, Avery Wheat.

Motto: "... Whosoever will come after me, let
him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me."
(Mark 8:34)

The Oxford Club and Auxiliary arc made up of
young men and women who are devoting themselves
and their services to full-time Christian work.

Members of the Oxford Club are those who expect
to become ordained ministers, while Auxiliary mem-
bers are those who are devoting their lives to unor-
dained Christian service.

Many members have pastorates and serve in near-by
churches.

The purpose of the Oxford club and Auxiliary is to
promote Christian character and leadership and be the
nucleus around which this Christian character is built.

OFFICERS

OXFORD CLUB

Avery Wheat President

Smiley Collins Vice President

Ralph Fishburn Secretary-Treasurer

Dr. Lester Colloms and Mr. Thed Farra. . Sponsors

AUXILIARY

Mary Spears President

Barbara Lewellin Vice President

Ruth Briggs Secretary

Nancy Miller, Betty Jean Hodgdon . Social Committee
Miss Ervilla Masters and Miss Lela Webb . . Sponsors

PLA YLIKERS

OFFICERS

President Russell Earl

Vice President Eula Fa ye Whedbee

Secretary-Treasurer Pansy Taylor

Program Chairman Barbara Lewellin

Sponsor Miss Marjorie Donnell

Seated (left to right). Pansy Taylor, Barbara Lewellin, Cleo Turner, Ann Dean, Russell Earl, Nancy Miller, Betty Bowman,
Miss Donnell, Joseph Cassidy, Eula Faye Whedbee. Standing (left to right); Peggy Catron, Douglas Morrison, Keith Cox, Bill
Layne, Wayne Moody, Eugene T. Gray, Lee Dolloff.

The Playlikers Club members are students who are interested in all phases of play production and stagework.
Every member's talent is used on committees which work with make up, props, costumes, lighting, and stagecraft as
well as actual dramatic parts. The Playlikers Club entertains the students of the campus with plays and at the same
time provides valuable instruction and experience for the members. Action and enthusiasm are the characteristic
qualities of the Playlikers Club.

SOCIOLOGY CLUB

OFFICERS

President Russell Keith Cox

Vice President Reade Roberts

Secretary Ruth Andrews

Treasurer James Carter

Sponsor Prof. J. R. Henderson

Front Row (left to right): Russell Earl, Ruth Andrews, Genevieve Gendron, Dorothy Peach, Russell Cox, Mildred Keyzer,
Vilma Meyer, Joseph Cassidy, Reade Roberts, Prof. Henderson. Bad^ Row {left to right): Clyde Pearson, Burton Dyer, William
Nims, Douglas Morrison, Edward Sears, Venon Whitaker, Richard Harding, Russell Majors, Langdon Dyer, James Carter.

The object of this club is to promote interest in sociology and its related fields; to keep students abreast of con-
temporary developments in the fields, and to develop fellowship through associations of like-minded individuals.

STEVENSON HALL COUNCIL

The Stevenson Hall Council, under the supervision of the Acting Dean of Men, maintains student discipline
in Stevenson Hall. The Council acts as a governing body for the male dormitory students.
The members of the Council are elected by and from the dormitory residents.

OFFICERS

President George Wilder

Vice President Wayne Moody

Secretary Joseph Smith

Sponsor Prof. E. S. Bradley

Left to Right Prof. Bradley, George Garrett, Joseph Smith, Donald Ruark, George Wilder. Wayne Moody, Ikey Hurt, James
McFall.

COUNCIL OF THE WOMEN'S STUDENT
ASSOCIATION OF UNION

This group cooperates with the administration in promoting a quality of dormitory life consistent with the high
ideals and standards of the college and the best interests of the students. It has the following objectives: (1) to as-
sume responsibility for order in the dormitories and to help formulate the regulations governing conduct; (2) to pn>
vide a program of social life, and; (3) to promote interest in the spiritual life through devotional meetings.

OFFICERS

President Mary Spears

Vice President Virginia McAllister

Secretary Loretta Young

Treasurer Dorothy Myers

Devotional Chairman Ola Sanchez

Social Chairman Reeda Reasor

Pfeiffer Hall Representatives Senior House Representatives

Jean Hembree Cherlie Stevens Margaret Lawrence

Ruth Snedeker Laura Johnson Marguerite Reagan

Seated (left to right): Miss Smith, Loretta Young, Mary Spears, Margaret Lawrence, Jean Hembree, Reeda Reasor, Cherlie
Stevens, Virginia McAllister, Dorothy Myers. Ola Sanchez. Standing: Marguerite Reagan and Ruth Snedeker.

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Excerpts from the statement of purpose .... We commit ourselves in singleness of devotion to God and
seek to know and do His will.

We seek to understand and follow Jesus Christ, and we seek to lead others to believe in Him and live as His fol-
lowers.

We take a stand on political, economic and social issues, working to eliminate the causes of poverty and injustice
through the power of Christian love.

We strive for unity m God's Church that it may become the community through which His will and love can be-
expressed most fully.

OFFICERS

Douglas H. Morrison President

Eula Faye Whedbee Vice President

Ruth Briggs Secretary

Marguerite Reagan Chapel Committee Representative

Lorraine Pollard Religious Life Committee Representative

Ola Sanchez Reporter

Wayne Moody and Clella Sergent Freshman Class Representatives

Charles Chakour and Betty Jean Hodgdon Sophomore Class Representatives

Richard Harding and Vilma Meyer Junior Class Representatives

Avery Wheat Senior Class Representative

Dr. Lester Colloms and Mr. Thed Farra Sponsors

UNION COLLEGE
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

First Row (left to right): Ikey Hurt, Bill Craft, Donald Ruark, James Melton, James
Burnaw, Pat Dickinson, Harold Barker.

Second Row: John Patrick, Carlyle Armstrong, John Cawthron, Vernon Osborne,
Woodrow Crum, John Johnson.

Third Row: Bill Cox, Loyd Spurlock, Charles Singleton, Milton Norman, Venon
Whitaker, Richard Morgan, George Wilder, Paul Cooper.

VARSITY "U" CLUB

First Row (left to right). Carlyle Armstrong, Lawrence Langford. Herman Roark, John Wood, Leon Meenach, Lolyn Farris, Russell
Earl, George Root, Donald Ruark, Lawrence Gregory, Loyd Spurlock, John S. Collins, Edison Parrott. Second Row: John McCauley,
Earl Rogers, James Carter, Genevieve Gendron, Alvin Gaines, Thomas Fletcher, Elmer Nichols, Harold Hoskins, John Lunsford, William
Wayne, Russell Taylor. Third Row: Reade Roberts, Ray Reed, Ed Sears, William Cleary, Gerald Hehert, James Nunley, John Caw-
thron, Ray York, Cleophus Pursifull. Fourth Rou; Charles Singleton, Avery Wheat, Bill McFarland, Vernon Knuckles, William Mar-
cum, Clyde Pearson, Douglas Morrison, Joseph Cassidy, Jack Little, Randall Cox.

VETERANS CLUB

This club wishes to promote better relationships between the students and the veterans on the campus,
and to work for better conditions in this and other towns for the benefit of all veterans.

OFFICERS

President Charles Singleton

Vice President Lawrence Langford

Treasurer Loyd Spurlock

Secretary Bessie Owens

Chaplain John Smiley Collins

Sergeant at Arms Maxwell McDonald

First Row: Dorothy Peach, Mary Ellen Cannon, Doris Durham, Geraldine Thompson, Jessie Powers, Grace Durham, June Bond,
Virginia Hill, Loretta Young, Cleo Turner, Ann Dean. Second Row: Ruth Andrews, Jean Thompson, Dorothy Smith, Betty Bowman,
Alice Miller, Uta Faye Hopkins, Ruth Carroll, Reeda Reason, Jean Hembree. Rear (standing): Vilma Meyer, Miss Patridge, Betty Rae
Cooper, Mae Lipps, Ellen Grove, Jewell Siler, Cherlie Stevens, Nancy Miller, Edith Langley, Laura Johnson, Frances Evans, Nannie Hal-
comb, Angela Creech, Helen Bostic, Genevieve King, Helen Henderson, Mary Martin, Barbara Conley, Betty Baker, Beryl Wall.

WOMAN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

The purpose of this association is to cooperate with the women's department of physical education in pro
moting physical efficiency, interest in athletics and developing good sportsmanship among the students at Union.

Awards based on participation are presented to members of this association at the end of the year. This
group sponsors the Winter Carnival each year.

OFFICERS

President Vilma Meyer

Vice President Dorothy Peach

Secretary Pauline Decker

Treasurer Reeda Reasor

Sponsor Miss Frances Patridge

ROYAL ORDER

HOMEMAKERS

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Left to Right: Laura Johnson, Helen Henderson, Miss Masters, Ann Dean, Uta Faye Hopkins, Mary Lee
Carpenter, Norma Sue Miracle, Frances Evans.

OFFICERS

President Uta Faye Hopkins

Vice President Ann Dean

Secretary Doris Hammons

Treasurer Laura Johnson

Sponsor Miss Ervilla Masters

STESPEAN STAFF

Left to Right. James Sears, Bill Cox, John Lunsford, Mildred Keyzer, Howard Allen, Shirley Harding, Hobby Kilgore, Miss Moore,
Ray York, Keith Cox.

Editor -xn-Chxej Mildred Keyzer

Associate Editor Howard Allen

Assistant Editor John Lunsford

Business Manager William J. Cox, Jr.

Assistant Business Manager Joan McKim

Literary Editor James Sears

Feature Editor Hobby Kilgore

Art Editor Ray York

Photography Editor George Mynatt

Activities Keith Cox

Assistants Shirley Harding and James Melton

Circulation Manager James Sanslow

Advertising Manager Thomas Winkler

General Staff Members: Russell Earl, Marguerite Reagan, Betty Rae Cooper, Eula Faye
Whedbee, Pansy Taylor, John Smiley Collins, Barbara Lewellin.

WHO'S WHO

In American Universities and Colleges

No. 1. John Patrick, Jr., James Sears, Richard Harding
No. 2. Howard Allen, Yvonne Kilgore
No. 3. Mildred Keyzer, William Cox, Jr.

"The mountains are the gathering
of Thy Glory"

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MISS UNION

Lois Roberts
Ashland, Kentucky

MR. UNION

Loyd Spurlock
Big Creek, Kentucky

BASKETBALL QUEEN

JENNIE BARKER

Union's Basketball Queen

Crowned at Homecoming Game

The

SNOW QUEEN

HELEN BACHLOTT
Jacksonville, Florida

AND HER ATTENDANTS . . .

Betty Bowman
Jamestown, Kentucky

Barbara Duvay
Newton, Massachusetts

Betty Anne Baker
Alva, Kentucky

Virginia McAllister
McAndrews, Kentucky

BASKETBALL

VARSITY TEAM

First Row (seated) left to right: Paul Cooper, Pat Dickinson, Bill Craft, Warren Anderson, Captain Vernon Osborne, Woodrow Crum,
Harold Barker, Clifford Swim, Truman Godbey.

Second Row (standing) left to right: Cleophus Pursifull, assistant coach, Charles Black, assistant coach, James R. Snavely, Richard Mor-
gan, Ikey Hurt, Dick Beeson, Coach William Bolyard, Bill Brewer, Keith Arnold, Doyle Troutman, Leon Meenach and Don Ruark, managers.

CHEERLEADERS
Left to Right: Jean McCracken, Kenneth Fowler, Jean Hembree, Reeda Reason, Rodney VonGruenigan, Beryl Wall.

UNION BASKETBALL

Keith Arnold Freshman . . .' Forward Mt. Vernon, Ky.

Harold Barker Junior Guard Vicco, Ky.

Richard Beeson Freshman Center .

Cambridge City, Ind.

Bill Brewer Freshman Center Lewisville, Ind.

Woodrow Crum Sophomore .

Guard Jenkins, Ky.

Pat Dickinson Junior Guard " Barhourville, Ky.

Truman Godbey Junior Forward Bethelridge, Ky.

COLLEGE SQUAD

Richard Morgan Junior Forward .

London, Ky.

Vernon Osborne Senior Forward Crab Orchard, Ky.

Earl Rogers Freshman Guard Loyall, Ky .

Tunney B. Stanley Freshman Forward .

Corbm, Ky.

Clifford Swim Freshman Guard Cambridge City, Ind.

Doyle Troutman Sophomore Guard .

Alva, Ky.

1948 - 1949
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Dec. 4

Union

.53

Dec. 8

Union

Dec. 11

Union

. 85

Dec. 16

Union

Dec. 17

Union

. .62

Dec. 18

Union

Dec. 20

Union

Jan. 6
Jan. 8
fan. 12

Union

fan. 14

Union

fan. 17

Union

. .59

Jan. 22

Union

Jan. 29

Union

fan. 31
Feb. 4

Union

Feb. 5

Union

Feb. 7

Union

Feb. 9

Union

Feb. 12

Union

Feb. 14

Union

Feb. 17

Union

. 89

Feb. 21

Union

L.M.U 65

Berea 59

Transylvania 81

Morehead 54

Morns-Harvey 93

Alderson-Broaddus 71

Davis-Elkms 74

Georgetown 63

Oakland City Col .100

L.M.U 77

Tusculum 58

Centre 54

East Tennessee State 69

Oakland City College 89

Pikeville 63

Georgetown 80

Transylvania 46

East Tennessee State 69

Centre 75

Berea 64

Morehead 74

Pikeville 83

Kentucky Wesleyan 68

BASEBALL. ..

TRACK . . .

BASKETBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS

Left to Right; Betty Rae Cooper, Jean Hart, Jennie Barker, Reeda Reasor, Lois
Roberts. 7n Front: Elaine Hearn.

THE WINTER CARNIVAL

The Queen and her Court. Miss
Betty Anne Baker, Miss Betty
Bowman, Master Richard Laite,
Miss Helen Bachlott, Miss Barbara
Duvay, Miss Virginia McAllister.

Dean H. B Smith crowns Sr.ow
Queen, Miss Helen Bachlott.

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Maidens of the Snow. Left to
Right. Joan McKim, Betty Rae
Cooper, Jean Hembree, Jean Hart,
Doris Durham, Ruth Carroll.

9W&P9MOT9

That toothpaste smile . .

Who says rain damp-
ens spirits?

Just one big happy
family !

Two gals — and
Agatha . . .

Watch those waistlines,
fellows !

What's your opinion,
Paul?

Everybody's friend
— Sim Hamp-
ton . . .

Those Senior
House girls

Let's have a toot on the
tooter, John!

Vive la compagnie !

The "inside story"

Three cheers for Unci
Sam . .

Me and my wife .

Studying? Must be a
mistake . . .

A penny for your
thoughts . .

Duet

RAT WEEK . . .

RAT
WEEK

Before . .
And after

Who's holding up
whom?

This is the way we
brush our teeth . . .

Withdrawing from
society, Bill?

On the inside, look-
ing out . . .

Music hath charms —
and so has the

musician !

Monday is washday

One + one = a two-
some !

Hail, hail, the gang's
all here!

You don't say!!

On de fence

Somebody's slipping

Oh, you lucky men !

Union sure can pick
em . . .

Cooking up some-
thing?

Quiet hour, no
doubt !

DANIEL BOONE FESTIVAL . . .

SPANISH FIESTA

Sadie Hawkins Day

May Festival

An Evening in Pans

Ride 'em, cowboys!

Bruce and Berry, look'
ing very happy!
Well? ....

Get thee behind me

Smile for the birdie,
girls . . .

A girl's best friend

Still on the job .

What's she got behind
your back, Jenny?

Room for six more

'Nuff said

Cave girls Grove and
King . . .

Another coach in the
making . . .

Why the shy look, Nan?

Where you see Jean,
there you'll see
Joe . . .

Which side are you on,
anyhow?

What — no men?

Two landmarks — the
bus station ....

And the midnight
show.

Come out from behind
that tree, Jean . . .

We'd give Gerry an
"A" just for
looking pretty . .

Cleo and Harold,
the inseparable
pair . . .

An example of "how to
be happy though
married" . . .

A couple of "Jones
Hall" boys ....

Don't be too hard on
him. Miss Millikcn

Door locked, boys?

Nothing to do, fellows?

La casa del professor

Mmm . . . hot dogs
at Walker State
Park . . .

SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS

GRADUATING SENIORS

3.HODORA HAHN,
Jackson, Kentucky
A.B., June 1949
Activities: Home Economics

Club, Beta Chi Alpha, W.

A. A., Art Club, Orange and

Black Staff.

Kenneth Reed Kinningham
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii
A.B., August, 1949
Activities: Science Club, Inter-
national Relations Club, Art
Club, Orange and Black staff.

Ercel Nolan
London Kentucky
B.S. in Education, June 1949

Annette Pennington
Four Mile, Kentucky
A.B., August 1949
Activities: Spanish Club, Secre

tarial Science Club, College

Choir, B.X.A.

SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS
First Row (left to right): Vera Brackbill, Irma Hammons, Evelyn Miller, Clarice Mackey, Ernie Howard, Helen Manning, Ercel Nolan,
William Scalf, Lloyd Lyttle, Mary K. Gatliff, Doris Greene. Second Row: Lee Johnson, Charles Wright, Vernon Price, Bev Stuart, Rhodora
Hahn, Walter Marcum, Leonard Risner. Third Row: Arvil Justice, Frederick Smith, Charles Standafer, Oscar Parsons, Walter Joyner,
Ben Amis. Fourth Row: Millard McAninch, Ronald Morgan, Ralph Smith, Ben Epperson, Spurgeon Holt.

'If the mountain won't come to Mohammed,
Mohammed will go to the mountain"

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Class of '39

VERRAN'S

SMART APPAREL AND

ACCESSORIES FOR WOMEN

MISSES CHILDREN— INFANTS

Middlesboro, Ky.

CORA'S DEPARTMENT STORE

GIRLS' LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
READY TO WEAR

Barbourville

Kentucky

Phone 78

RUN RIGHT TO
CHESNUT'S

DRUGS AND SUNDRIES
Phone 89 Barbourville, Ky.

WHEDBEE MOTOR CO.

Harlan, Ky.

YOUR HUDSON, RED TRUCK
AND USED CAR DEALER

'This Time It's Hudson!

South Main St.

Phone 192

♦ ZENITH— Outstanding Name in Radio

♦ SIMMONS — Beautyrest Mattress
♦KROEHLER— World's Largest Furniture

Manufacturers

♦ FRIGIDAIRE— The Nation's Favorite
♦MAGIC CHEF— Top Ranking Gas Range
♦R.C.A. VICTOR— The Leader in Victrolas
♦RED MOUNTAIN— High Quality Coal Stove

ALL OF THE ABOVE BRANDS SOLD BY

MILLER-YANCEY FURN. CO.

The Store of Standard Brands

HUTTON'S
SHOE STORE AND REPAIR SHOP

Shoes for the entire family
at reasonable prices

Barbourville Kentucky

FRANK'S DEPARTMENT STORE

OUTFITTERS FOR
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN

Barbourville Kentucky

COMPLIMENTS
OF

RENFRO SUPPLY CO.

♦

WHOLESALE GROCERIES
WILLIAMSBURG, KY.

GREEN-MILLER
PHARMACY

Phone 600

Harlan, Ky.

Compliments of
THE BANK OF HARLAN

Harlan, Ky.

R. E. WILLIAMS

5 AND IOC STORE

Exclusive But Not Expensive
Barbourville, Ky.

KNOX GAS COMPANY

Modern Gas Appliances
Home Heating Equipment

Phone 27

Greyhound Terminal Building

Barbourville Kentucky

HOWARD DRUG CO.

Prescriptions A Specialty
Phone 755 Harlan, Ky.

"Home of Popular Priced Merchandise"

DRAPER & DARWIN

Williamsburg, Ky.

KNOX COUNTY SUPPLY
COMPANY, Incorporated

General Merchandise

The Farmers' Store

I.H.C. Tractors and

Farming Implements

HARLAN MOTOR CO.

SALES— FORD— SERVICE

Clover St. Harlan, Ky.

Phones 334 335

CALLISON'S

HOME FURNISHERS JEWELERS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

MIDDLESBORO

SINCE 1890

HARLAN JEWELRY CO.

Harlan, Ky.

Distributor

Genuine Registered Keepsake
Diamond Rings

International Sterling Silver
1847 Rogers Bros.

Waltham and Helbras Watches

Sheaffer, Parker, and Eversharp
Pens and Pencils

and many other jewelry items

CORBIN MILK COMPANY

Pasteurized Dairy Products

Phone 284

Corbin, Ky.

CORBIN

Y.M.C.A.
CAFETERIA

Ed Nicholson, Manager
Corbin, Ky.

SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS REQUIRE
CO-OPERATION

AND

INTELLIGENT

PERSONAL SERVICE

TELEPHONE 6-1151 • 162 FOURTH AVE., N.

NASHVILLE 3, TENNESSEE

Compliments of

COMMONWEALTH LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

CUMBERLAND VALLEY
DISTRICT

Pineville, Ky.

CHARLES BRASHEAR

GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS

Prompt Mail Order Service

405 4th St. Corbin, Ky.
Phone 178

BISSELL OFFICE
EQUIPMENT CO.

Royal Portable Typewriters
Harlan and Corbin, Ky.

STEWART DRY CLEANERS

Prompt Service — Real Satisfaction

Agent at Union College

Barbourville, Ky.

GRAPETTE BOTTLING CO.

Thirsty or Hot, Cold or Not
You'll Like a Grapette

So. Main St. Corbin, Ky.

BUICK— PONTIAC
TRI-COUNTY MOTORS, INC.

102 104 East Second St. Corbin, Ky.
Phone 295

Compliments of

DAVIS & TUCKER GROCERY

Williamsburg, Ky.

PALMER'S

Clothing for the Entire Family
Phone 101 J. E. Palmer, Mgr.

Compliments of
GOLDE'S DEPARTMENT STORE

Barbourville, Ky.

MODERN SHOPPE

For Men and Boys
Phone 84 Pineville, Ky.

MANNING'S MARKET

and

SPEEDWAY SERVICE STATION

U.S. 25E Pineville, Ky.

ADER'S MEN'S SHOP

Middlesboro Hospital Building

If It's Drugs, Think of
COTTONGIM DRUG CO.

Your Rexall Store
Corbin, Ky.

Compliments of

BLAIR HARDWARE COMPANY

Barbourville, Ky.

KIDD BROTHERS

Guardian of the Family Food Budget
Barbourville, Ky.

LEWIS W. REISER

JEWELER

Genuine Keepsake Diamonds

Bookkeeping Point Shaeff er Pens

Barbourville Kentucky

Compliments of

DR. NEAL BENJAMIN

Barbourville, Ky.

GET IT AT
LEE

Middlesboro, Ky.

HELTON OIL CO.
and SERVICE STATION

Gas, Motor Oil, Kerosene, Diesel Oil
Wholesale and Retail

Corbin, Ky.

Compliments of

CATRON MOTOR CO.

Your Friendly Ford Dealer
Corbin, Ky.

WALTER SERVICE STATION

Gates Tires — Fully Guaranteed

Adjustments made regardless

of how damaged

So. Main St. Corbin, Ky.

COLONEL'S GRILL

FOR FINE FOODS
Middlesboro, Ky.

EASTERLY MOTOR CO.

Pontiac International Motor Truck

SALES AND SERVICE

Phone 2 3420
Barbourville, Ky.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

SEPTEMBER

24th Reception to the faculty at Baldwin Place

and Convocation
25th Party at the Blue Room
27th Student Reception

OCTOBER

15th W.A.A. Picnic on Sampson

23rd W.A.A. at the Kub

28th I.R.C. speaker in Chapel (Dunner)

30th Halloween Party at the Blue Room

NOVEMBER

l-5th Religious Emphasis Week
7th Goldsand Concert

8th Faculty Reception for Mr. and Mrs. Blair
10th Pep Rally and Cheer Leader selection
13th Sadie Hawkins Day (Dance at the Blue

Room)
19th First major production of the Playlikers —

"Stage Door"
25th Thanksgiving Dinner

DECEMBER

3rd Pep Rally and "Evening in Pans"

4th Union vs. Lincoln Memorial University
Basketball

5th "Messiah"

6th Intra-murals (Gym)

7th Science Club Meeting

8th Berea vs. Union Basketball

9th Intra-murals (Gym)

10th W.A.A. Party

11th Transylvania vs. Union Basketball, Choir

Concert in schools

12th Music Program

13th Faculty Dinner

15th Intramurals (Gym)

17th Piano recitals

18th Christmas vacation begins at 12:10 P.M.

JANUARY

3rd Classes resumed
6th Georgetown vs. Union Basketball
8th Oakland City vs. Union Basketball, Party
at the Blue Room

12th Lincoln Memorial University vs. Union
Basketball

14th Tusculum vs. Union Basketball

17th Centre vs. Union Basketball

22nd Eastern Tennessee S. vs. Union Basketball

29th Oakland City vs. Union Basketball

31st Pikeville vs. Union Basketball

FEBRUARY

4th Georgetown vs. Union Basketball

5th Transylvania vs. Union Basketball

7th Eastern Tennessee S. vs. Union Basketball

9th Centre vs. Union Basketball

11th Open House, Women's Residence Halls

12th Berea vs. Union Basketball

14th Morehead vs. Union Basketball

17th Pikeville vs. Union Basketball

21st Kentucky Wesleyan vs. Union Basketball

28th Annual Winter Carnival

MARCH

11th Annual Senior Variety Show
I8th-19th Ohio Valley Regional Conference, Inter-
national Relations Clubs, at Union
25th . High School Senior Day
30th Spring Recess began

APRIL

5th Classes resumed
14th Junior-Senior Banquet

MAY

13th President's Dinner for Seniors

27th Commencement Play

29th Baccalaureate Service, 10:30 a.m.

30th Annual meeting of the Board of Trustees

Alumni Banquet
31st Seventieth Annual Commencement

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Union College
Barbourville, KY 40906

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