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ABIGAIL E WEEKS MEMORIAL LIBRARY
UNION COLLEGE
BARBOURVILLE, KENTUCKY
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the 1962 stespean
voLume 35
published by student publications of union college,
barbourville, kentucky
james r. manuel, editor
robert s. peterson, business manager
dedication 4
historical sketch . 7
administration 15
students 35
traditions 87
organizations 97
off campus 133
athletics 139
activities 151
advertizers 163
index 164
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dr. w. g. marigold
in a world constantly pressing
to its idea of success,
what can we say of the learned
man?
can we number the long hours
spent in foreign libraries —
can we say that he is at home in
the age of durer, of goethe,
of mann —
that he cherishes the memory of
lofty cathedrals and uni-
versity towns —
that his ear listens beyond
the ordinary
and taps the well spring of
language with sensitivity
and understanding —
that he lives the arts and yet
is not a stranger to the
world around him —
or that the chalk on his sleeve
deceives us,
and we remember him as our teach-
er and friend.
dpf.
viewing
student teochers learn about class attention from chart made
from actual observation.
education
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dr. simms explains to lois crowe the interpretation of a
psychological exam score.
health Mnb physical
education
women students attend required physical education class.
recreation and physical training may be obtained by the
students at the pool.
fine APts
piano instruction is given by mr. kelly to a music major.
set construction for major dramatic productions are super-
vised by mr. gilbert.
music student receives lesson on playing the organ by mr. hays
Languages
dr. marigold instructs workship students on the language
laboratory program.
mrs. marigold conducts an informal conversational trench
class.
enqLish
fRench
qeRman
mrs. mcmahon explains corrections made to student's, term
paper.
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dr. hoeltje discusses the english requirements at union.
sciences
professor hansen assists students in identifying the various
parts of the heart.
tony Jones confers with dr. alien about the procedure in bal-
ancing a redox equation.
professor pettus offers additional help to student studying
mathematics.
various textile materials are examined in home economics
class by miss lay and students.
-BioLoqy
-chemistRy
mathematics
-home economics
dr. steinkraus and students in an informal conversation.
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ReLiqion
and
philosophy
dr. matthews points out historical biblical cities in Palestine.
president miller addresses the freshman class.
solitude.
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social studies
dr. bradley explains the use of microfilm os a research
tool in modern history.
business majors are taught latest procedures by miss milliken.
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students learn sociology through role playing.
miss millen prepares to lecture for government class.
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poLiticaL science
-sociology
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Reflecting
on
arbor day 1910
student body and faculty — 1909-10
girl's dormitory room in speed hall about 1910
costellow drug store (now corner drug)
baseball team about 1910
professor lewis' math class — 1910
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Stevenson hall — 1910
downtown barbourville store — 1908
expression class
classroom early 1900's
professor lewis' latin class — 1908
the
past
13
Looking m
to
physical education building
science building
the major building projects that are to be
accomplished in the next few years are the new
science building, physical education plant, and
an addition to the library.
the
future
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addition to library building
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the good man is the builder, if he builds what
is good.
i will show you the things that are now being
done,
and some of the things that were long ago done,
that you may take heart.
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the campus spirit this year reflects a
strong feeling of high hope for the future,
the creation of new faculty and adminis-
trative positions, significant raises in
salaries, the increasing number of new
faculty homes being built, and the
announcement of a multi-million dollar
building program are all indications of
a new era of progress for union college,
improvements in curriculum, quality of
instruction, and honors work are also in
the air as complementary aims in the
overall growth and development, religious
purposes also seem headed towards
deeper realization with the unique chapel
services featuring student-speaker dis-
cussions prior to the chapel address, and
with the vesper services presenting some
of america's best preachers, we are, of
course, not satisfied with what has been
done, we are always aware of serious
inadequacies, these are both the burdens
of our christian conscience and the
challenge for the years ahead, still it is
gratifying to know that through all levels
of the college community there is a
general mood of raising confidence in our
ability to make union a place of increas-
ing intellectual and spiritual depth.
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dr. rnahlon a. miller
the
president
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dr. John h. boyd, a.b..
i. a., ed.d.
during dr. boyd's seven years as dean ot
union college, the curriculum has been greatly
improved, he has secured state accreditation
of union's teacher training program and has
been working on accreditation of union's mas-
ter's in education program this year.
while president of the kentucky education
association, dr. boyd led in the establishment
of the minimum foundation program, he has
shown his ability in his work for the education-
al program of the state and of union college.
rev. donald welch, a.b , b.d
reverend donald welch took over the newly
created post of campus minister this year,
having previously served as dean of men.
the duties of the campus minister are two-
fold, he is chairman of the religious life com-
mittee and administers the religious life pro-
gram on campus, and he is pastor and coun-
selor of the students and faculty.
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dr. mary owen
a.b., m.a., ph.d.
dean of women
dr. paul g. blacketor
b.s., m.s., m.a., ed.d.
dean of students
dorothy lucas
b.r.e., m.a.
registrar
arrhur e. spurlock
b.s., m.s.
business manager and treasurer
milron h. townsend
a.b., m.a.
director of public relations and alumni
affairs
marshall b. potter
superintendent of buildings and
grounds
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education
dr. charles w. simms
b.s., m.a., ph.d.
chairman of division of
education; head of department of
education; professor of education
the education division is primarily con-
cerned with the teacher education program,
this division is interested in teachers' having
a broad general education and in their being
well-educated in their own subject matter
field.
practice teaching in union's curriculum is
done by every future teacher of the teacher
education program, the objectives of this
program are: helping the student teacher to
receive an insight into the social, natural,
and ethical world in which he lives, guiding
him into applying principles of good teach-
ing and learning, and guiding him into dis-
covering his own abilities and aptitudes in his
skills and talents.
karhleen moore
a.b., m.a.
associate professor of elementary
education
warren robbins
b.s., m.a.
associate professor of education
and supervisor of student
teaching
dr. paul g. blackeror
b.s., m.s., m.a., ed.d.
professor of education
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physical education
frances patridge
b.s., m.a.
associate professor of physical
education for women
the physical education division offers a cur-
riculum which teaches the student to develop
himself socially, to realize his skills and abilities,
to eliminate stress and worry through exercise
and sports, to develop safety skills, and to pre-
pare in general for creative use of leisure time
Herman bush
a.b., m.a.
chairman of the division of
health and physical education;
head coach
poul s. moore
a.b., m.s.
instructor of physical education
betty rhompson
b.s., m.s.
instructor of physical education
for women
charles thompson
b.s., m.s.
swimming coach — instructor of
physical education
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pine ^Rts
the fine arts division gives the stu-
dent an acquaintance with the elements
of cultural life around him in the areas
of art, music, and drama, painting,
sculpture, art theory and history are
studied in detail in the art department,
the music department gives students an
appreciation of music and its aesthetic
values, it prepares students for church
work, private teaching, and service in
the educational system, the drama and
speech department gives the student the
opportunity to participate in dramatic
productions, and to appreciate the part
played by drama in society.
donald j. maxwell
b.a., m.a.
chairman of the division of fine
arts; head of department of mu-
sic; associate professor of music
albert r. hinson
b.f.a., m.f.a.
assistant professor of art
william paul hays
b.m., m.m.
associate professor of organ
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John w. dougherty
b.m.e., m.a.
instructor of music
doris ann hording
b.m. in music, m.m., b.m.
associate professor of piano
allan e. green
b.m.
instructor of strings
John d. kelly
b.m., m.m.
assistant professor of piano
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sciences
■nary pertus
a.b., m.a.
acting head of physical science
department; associate professor
of mathematics
dr. norman w. davis
b.s., m.s., ph.d.
professor of biology
manindra chandra guha
b.s., m,s.
associate professor of chemistry
the division of sciences gives the student a
knowledge of the physical and biological world
and of the processes that govern this world, it
trains students in the areas of mathematics,
chemistry, home economics, biology, and phys-
ics.
the primary purpose of this division is to give
majors in this area a well-rounded knowledge
of science and to prepare them for admittance
to graduate and pre-med schools.
dr. frank a. gilbert
b.s., m.a., ph.d.
chairman of division of sciences
head of the department of
biology; professor of biology
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social, studies
the social studies division of union college
consists of six departments: business, econom-
ics, geography, history, political science, and
sociology, combined, these separate depart-
ments aid the student in adjusting his life to
a changing world, afford a mental discipline
which will assist him in meeting his problems
in an intelligent and non-superficial manner,
train him for the best citizenship, and im-
part a liberal education.
dr. erwin s. bradley
b.s., in ed., m.a., ph.d.
chairman of division of social
studies; head of department of
history and political science; pro-
fessor of history and political
science.
dr. hugh w. ghormley
a.b., m.a., b.d., m.s., ph.d.
head of department of
sociology; russell m. bennett
memorial professor of sociology.
rena milliken
a.b. m.a.,
head of department of bus-
iness; george langford memorial
professor of business.
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j. lame millen
b.s., m.ed.
assistant professor of socia
studies.
elsie forman
a.b., m.a.
associate professor of business
and economics.
mildred storey
a.b.
instructor of history.
helene parry
b.s., m.s.s.a
part-time instructor of sociology.
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Languages
dr. frank e. merchant
a.b., m.a., ph.d.
head of department of english;
professor of english.
dr. huberr hoeltje
b.a., m.a., ph.d.
professor of english.
the division helps the student to master
his own and other languages, and ac-
quaints him with foreign cultures, civ-
ilizations and their literature, it also
attempts to enrich the writing ability of
the student in order that he might learn
to express himself intelligently.
dr. w. g. marigold
b.a., m.a., ph.d.
chairman of the division of
languages; head of department
of modern languages; professor
of modern languages.
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dr. Winifred warts
b.a., m.a., ph.d.
professor of english
william e. memahon
b.a., m.a.
associate professor of english
dororhy memahon
b.a.
instructor of english
Christine gilbert
a.b.
instructor of english
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philosophy Ana ReLiqion
dr. robert d. marthews
bo., s.t.b., phd.
associate professor of religion.
rev. donald welch
a.b., b.d.
instructor of religion.
rev. j. hayden igleheart
a.b., b.d., th.m., m.a.
part-time instructor of religion.
the department of religion and philosophy
has a double task: first to present clearly and
sympathetically the message and teachings
of the great christian-jewish tradition by care-
ful study of its scriptures, second, to stimulate
students to think about life's deepest prob-
lems by setting forth typical philosophical
questions and possible solutions.
dr. warren e. steinkraus
a.b., s.t.b., ph.d.
chairman of division of religion
and philosophy; head of depart-
ment of religion and philosophy;
trances landrum memorial pro-
fessor of religion and philosophy.
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j. b. mcferrin
a.b., b.s. in l.s., m.s.
head librarian and associate
professor of library science.
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vivian wrighr bradley
b.s.
assistant in library.
mamie o. carson
b.s.
secretary in the public rela-
tions office.
loretta cowan
secretary in alumni and
placement office.
Virginia goodwin
dormitory counselor,
women's residence.
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staff
dale moore
r.n.
college nurse.
ruth hissam
bookstore operator.
clarence chadwell
bookkeeper ond assistant
treasurer.
Janice dougherty
secretary in the office of the
dean.
sherrill potter
assistant to the bookkeeper.
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StA J- J-
dorothy show
secretary in the office of the
business manager.
borbara wilder
secretary in the office of
student personnel.
Christine mastin
secretary in the office of
the dean.
myrtle r. wilson
secretary in the office of
the dean.
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Alumn
waiter marcum
president alumni association.
Catherine f. singer
alumni secretary.
the alumni association of union college was
formally organized in the spring of 1919 after
two earlier attempts, the group has grown until
there are now over 2800 members.
in 1961, mr. waiter marcum, class of 1950
and principal of lexington lafayette junior high
school, was elected president of the association,
also in 1961, the alumni office was opened on a
full-time basis with mrs. Catherine f. singer, class
of 1932, employed as secretary.
the annual office takes care of homecoming
day, alumni day, commencement meetings, set-
ting up alumni chapters, and keeps the alumni
informed about activities on campus and about
the needs of the college.
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lest we should see where we are
lost in a haunted wood
children afraid of the night
who have never been happy or good.
w. h. auden
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sherwood colclough
vice-president
John e. shepherd
president
senior
cUss
officeps
betty a. kelly
secretary
lames orestes yetmon
treasurer
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thomos allemang
ashland, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: english
vocation: college teaching
activities:
unioncollegechristianassociationc
ouncil . . . orangeandblack . . .
stespeanliterary editor . . . metho
diststudentmovement . . . frertth
club
transferred: ashland center, uni
versify of kentucky
activities: circlek . . . dramaticsc
lub
patsy lou alien
owensboro, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: elementary
education
vocation: teaching
activities:
studentnationaleducationassociati
on . . . betachialpha . . . betasig
ma . . . germanclubco-socialchair
manandsecretary . . . pepclub . .
. unioncollegechristianassociation
. . . dolphinclub . . . methodistst
udentmovementcofoodchairman :
. . womensdormitorycouncil . . .
soc ia Istanda rdscomm ittee
edward bean
north lewisburg, ohio
a.b. may, 1962
majors: business and
area in health and
physical education
vocation: teaching
activities:
uclub . track
robert black
brooksville, florida
a.b. may, 1962
majors: social studies
vocation: teaching
activities:
studentnationaleducationassociati
on
transferred: florida southern
college
activities: phisigmakappapresiden
t . . . studentsenate . . . mensst
udentgovemmentassociation . . .
reserveofficertrainingcorpshonorg
uarddrillmaster . . . pershingrifle
ssecretary . . . baseball
alice Catherine blackman
Cleveland, ohio
a.b. may, 1 962
majors: english
vocation: college teaching
activities:
froshclassvicepresident . . . frosh
oxfordclubvicepresident . . . beta
sigma . . . collegechoir . . .frosh
orientationcommittee . . . german
clubsecretary . . . orangeandblack
socialeditor . . . womensdormitory
councilpresident . . . assistantdire
ctorofdanielboonepageant . . . se
niorassistantinenglishdepartment .
. . deanslist . . . homecomingque
encandidate . . . alphapsiormega
edward bocock
Patrick springs, Virginia
a.b. may, 1962
majors: areas in social
studies
activities:
studentnationaleducationassociati
on . . . councilofthesouthernmou
ntains . . . internationalrelations
clubvicepresident . . . juniorcolle
gescholarship . . . intramurals . . .
unioncollegechristianassociation
transferred: ferrum junior col-
lege .
activities: methodiststudentmov
ement . . . Softball . . . intramur
als . . . deanslist
lano browning
Cincinnati, ohio
a.b. may, 1962
majors: elementary
education
vocation: teaching
activities:
studentnationaleducationassociati
on
carolyn sue burns
oneida, kentucky
a.b. august, 1962
majors: elementary
education
vocation: teaching
activities:
baptiststudentunioncouncil . . . b
etasigma . . . studentnationaled
ucationassociation . . . women's
dormcouncil . . . deanslist . . . u
nioncollegechristianassociation
Chester g. burton
cawood, kentucky
a.b. august, 1962
majors: biology and
chemistry
vocation: teaching
activities:
intramurals . . . americanchemic
alsociety . . . circlek . . . biology
club
herbert henry butler, jr.
mullica hill, new |ersey
a.b. may, 1962
majors: biology and
chemistry
vocation: biology
activities:
mensdormitorycouncilvicepresiden
t . . . unioncollegechristianassoc
iation . . . biology club . . . ame
ricanchemicalsociety . . . circlek
casper carlton
penns grove, new jersey
a.b. may, 1962
majors: history and area
in business (accounting)
vocation: business
activities:
baptiststudentunion . . . pepclub
. . . uclub . . . baseballallkentuc
kyintercollegeathleticcouncil . . .
unioncollegechristianassoc iation .
. . intramurals . . . classrepresen
tativetostudentsenate . . . mensd
ormitorycouncil . . . studentsena
techairmanoffoodcommitteeandvi
cepresident
albert cawood
harlan, kentucky
a.b. January, 1962
majors: area in english
activities:
varsityswimming . . . orangeand
blackeditor . . . studentsenate . .
. mensdormitorycouncil . . .miles
ians . . . uclub . .. .
angelo j. chiari
bridgeton, new jersey
a.b. may, 1962
majors: biology and
chemistry
vocation: medicine
activities:
chiefmonitorofmensdormitory . . .
studentsenate . . . americanche
micalsociety . . . biologyclub . . .
newmanclubpresident
robert dark
rockford, ohio
a.b. may, 1962
majors: history and
political science
vocation: teaching
activities:
mensdormitorycouncilpresident . .
. circlek . . . internationalrelatio
nsclub . . . intramurals
sherwood colclough
danville, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: history and
political science
vocation: coach and teaching
activities:
freshmanclasspresident . . . mens
dormitorycouncil . . . circlektrea
surerandpresident . . . dolphinclu
bpresident . . . swimteamcaptain
. . . unioncollegechristianassocia
tion . . . sociallifecommittee . . .
tennisteam . . . outstandingswim
meroftheyears60and6 1 . . .orient
ationcommittee . . . juniorclassvi
cepresident . . . internationalrela
tionsclub . . .studentnationaleduc
ationassociation . . . seniorclassv
icepresident . . . uclub . . .
mary anne curry
cynthiana, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: sacred music
vocation: organist-choirmaster
activities:
choirvicepresidentandpresident . .
. frenchclub . . . orchestra . . . u
nioncollegechristianassociation . .
. americanguildoforganistsvicepre
sidentandpresident . . . judicial bo
ard . . . betasigma . . . seniorassi
stantinfineartsdepartment
bonnie diehl
mcewen, tennessee
o.b. may, 1962
majors: english and
business
vocation: teaching
activities:
studentnationaleducationassociati
on . . . unioncollegechristianasso
ciationcouncil . . . nationalmeth
odistscholarship . . . seniorassist
antineducationdepartment . . . s
tudentconductcommittee
transferred: martin college
activities: studentchristianassociat
ion . . . methodiststudentmoveme
nt . . . student counciltreasurer
. . . phithetakappapresident
roy dugger
harlan, kentucky
a.b. august, 1962
majors: chemistry
activities:
baseball
odrian dunaway
sharpsburg, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: physical
education and health
vocation: teaching
activities:
golfteam . . . studentnationaled
ucationassociation . . . pepclub
. . . veTeransclub . . . uclub . . .
foodcommittee
daniel freitas
somerville, massachusetts
a.b. may, 1962
majors: sociology
vocation: ministry
activities:
circlek . . . councilofthesouthem
mountainstreasurer . . . studentc
onductcommitteerepresentative
joann godbey
yosemite, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: elementary
education
vocation: teaching
activities:
oxfordclub . . . unioncollegechris
tianassociation . . . homeeconom
icsclub . . . studentnationaleduc
ationationassociationtreasurer . . .
playlikers
david b. gover
bronston, kentucky
a.b. august, 1 962
majors: business
vocation: teaching
activities:
basketball . . . tennis . . . circlek
. . . ucub
Joyce onn grant
barbourville, kentucky
a.b. January, 1962
majors: elementary
education
vocation: teaching
activities:
baptiststudentunion . . . baptist
studentunioncounciltrainingunion
representative . . . studentsenate
. . . christianyouthfulfellowshipa
ctivities
koy adene guthrie
birmingham, alabama
a.b. may, 1962
majors: english and
drama
vocation: teaching
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bill n. hall
heidrick, kentucky
a.b. January, 1962
majors: area in business
education
vocation: teaching
pigammamupresident
rstudentactivities . .
ub
activities:
. . audito
veteranscl
elayne hall
corbin, kentucky
a.b. may, 1 962
majors: elementary
education
vocation: teaching
activities:
studentnationaleducationassociati
on . . . artclub . . . pep club . . .
womenssocietychristianservice
james Hampton
artemus, kentucky
a.b. January, 1962
majors: history and
political science
vocation: teaching
activities:
track
wanda nell hatfield
bethel, ohio
a.b. January, 1962
majors: english, history
and political science
vocation: teaching
activities:
studentnationaleducationassociati
on . . . germanclub . . . orangea
ndblack . . . baptiststudentunion
secretary . . . internationalrelat
ionsclubsecretary . . . unioncolle
gechristianassociation . . . betasi
gma
robert hayes
harrison, ohio
a.b. may, 1962
majors: history and
political science and
health and physical
education
vocation: teaching
activities:
intramurals . . . studentsenatetr
easurer . . . internationalrelatio
nsclub . . . studentnationaleduca
tionassociation . . . circlek
william hoskins
hyden, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: area in social
studies
vocation: law
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norma hubbard
barbourville, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: english, history
and political science
vocation: teaching
activities:
freshmanhonQrscholarship
gory david jessee
dayton,ohio
a.b. may, 1962
majors: history and
political science
vocation: law
crosscountry
dentsenate .
intramurals .
activities:
. circlek . . . stu
frenchclub . . .
choir . . . sport
sreporterforpublicrelations
betty Johnson
london, kentucky
a.b august, 1962
majors: elementary
education
vocation: teaching
activities:
studentnationaled ucationassociati
on . . . baptiststudentunionchorus
transferred: sue bennett junior
college
activities: dramaclub . . . choir
. . . scienceclub . . . 4hclub . . .
artclub . . . studentnationaleduc
ationassociation
dororhy jane Johnson
seven mile, ohio
a.b. may, 1962
majors: mathematics and
german
vocation: research work-
government
activities:
oxfordclubjailcommittee . . . alp
hadeltavicepresident . . . german
club . . . dolphins . . . unioncoll
egechristionassociation . . . meth
odiststudentmovement
elizabeth a. Johnson
somerset, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: area in business
vocation: accounting
activities:
dolphinclub . . . pepclub . . . uni
oncollegechristianassociation . . .
methodiststudentmovementsecret
ary
waiter david Johnson
freeland, Pennsylvania
a.b. august, 1962
majors: sociology and
economics
vocation: teaching
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bobby keith
manchester, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: health and
physical education
vocation: coaching
activities:
intramurals . . . varsitybasketball
. . . uclub
betty a. kelly
frankfort, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: history and area
in social studies
vocation: teaching
activities:
uclubsecretary . . . pepclub . . .
cheerleader . . . pigammamu . . .
unioncollegechristianassociation .
. . choir . . . studentnationeduca
tionassociation . . . seniorclassse
cretary . . . pht . . . dolphinclub
. . . internationalrelationsclub . . .
intramurals . . . sociallifecommit
tee
donald a. kraus
barbourville, kentucky
a.b. January, 1962
majors: area in business
vocation: accountant
activities:
orchestra . . . veteransclub
daniel w. kreh
barrington, new jersey
a.b. may, 1962
majors: philosophy
vocation: ministry
activities:
oxfordclubpresidentandvicepresid
ent . . . methodiststudentmovem
enttreasurer . . . councilofthesou
thernmountains . . . unioncollege
christianassociation . . . milesia
ns . . . orientationcommittee
bruce allan langdon
northampton, massachusetts
a.b. may, 1 962
majors: philosophy and
english
vocation: ministry
activities:
oxfordclub . . . internotionalrela
tionsclub . . . orchestra . . . ger
manclub . . . milesianspresident
. . . studentsenate
reginald gene lilley
union city, Pennsylvania
a.b. January, 1962
majors: english
vocation: ministry
activities:
artclubvicepresident . . . unionco
llegechristianassociation . . . oxf
ordclub . . . stespean . . . playli
kers . . . frenchclub . . . alphap
siomegapresident
43
robert brent linblad
atlantic city, new jersey
a.b. may, 1962
majors: area in english
vocation: college teaching
activities:
internationalrelationsclub . . . o
xfordclub . . . unioncollegechris
tianassociation . . . frenchclub
. . . studentnotionoleducationass
sociationhistorian . . . dramatic
experimentals . . . playlikerspre
sident . . . orangeandblack . . .
alphapsiomega
John h. Iloyd
akron, ohio
a.b. august, 1 962
majors: elementary
education
vocation: teaching
activities:
circlek . . . studentnationaleduca
tionassociation . . . councilofthes
outhernmountainskentuckystatepr
esidentandnationalyouthdelegate
earl dan laos
okeana, ohio
a.b. may, 1962
majors: chemistry
vocation: teacher or chemist
activities:
unioncoliegechristianassociation .
. . deanslist . . .intramurals . . .
americanchemicalsocietypresident
. . . pigammamuvicepresident
billy b. lovelace
london, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: chemistry
vocation: chemical education
activities:
americanchemicalsocietysecretary
. . . alphadeltasecretaryandpresi
dent . . . baptiststudentunion . . .
socialchairman . . . freshmonorie
ntationcommittee . . . seniorassis
tantinchemistrydepartment . . . h
onorscholarships . . . studentnati
onaleducationassociation ... be
tasigma . . . germanclub
vernon maggard
patridge, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: business and
biology
vocation: teaching
activities:
veteransclub . . . radioclub
james ronald manuel
Wilmington, massachusetts
a.b. may, 1 962
majors: mathematics and
german
vocation: teaching
activities:
americanchemicalsociety . . . ger
manclubpresident . . . alphadelta
vicepresidentandtreasurer ... or
angeandblackmanagingeditor . . .
stespeanassistantliteraryeditorand
editor
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ted
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james marcum
louisville, tennessee
January, 1962
majors: health and
physical education
vocation: teaching and
coaching
activities:
uclubsecretary . . . baseballteam
. . . crosscountry . . . studentsen
ate . . . unioncollegechristianass
ociation
homer masingil
barbourville, kentucky
a.b. august, 1962
majors: area in business
education
vocation: teaching
activities:
veteransclub
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donold maxey
london, kentucky
a.b. may, 1 962
majors: business
vocation: business management
activities:
mensdormitorycounciltreasurer . .
. stespeanassistantbusinessmanag
er . . . internationalrelationsclub
president
transferred: sue bennett college
activities: sophomoreclassvicepr
esident . . . businessclubpresiden
t . . . studentchristianassociation
president
flem messer
bright shade, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: history and
political science
vocation: teaching
transferred: berea college
activities: historyandpoliticalsci
enceclub . . . publicaffairsforum
. . . cosmopolitanclub
gertrude messer
flat lick, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: elementary
education
vocation: teaching
activities:
iotasigmanu
diana lee miller
corbin, kentucky
a.b. may, 1 962
majors: french and area
in english
vocation: teaching
activities:
womensdormitorycouncilsecretary
. . . orangeandblack . . . interna
tionalrelationsclub . . . pepclub
. . . betachialphavicepresident
. . . studentnationaleducationass
ociation . . . unioncollegechristia
nassociation
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margaret moore
barbourville, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: english
vocation: teaching
canton livingston napier
martin, kentucky
a.b. august, 1962
majors: history and area
in social studies
vocation: college teaching
activities:
studentsenaterepresentative . . .
radioclubvicepresident . . . veter
ansclubjunior executive officer . .
. seniorassistantinsocialstudies . . .
pigammamu
John alien nealis
Versailles, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: history and
political science
vocation: teaching
activities:
circleksecretary . . . pepclub . . .
internationalrelations club . . . m
ensdormitorycouncilsecretary . . .
studentsenate
james nelson
maumes, ohio
a.b. august, 1962
majors: area in english
vocation: teaching
activities:
choir . . . unioncollegechristiana
ssociation
John tipton orr
freeland, Pennsylvania
a.b. august, 1962
majors: german
activities:
studentsenate . . . choir . . . ger
manclubpresident . . . mensdorm
itorycouncil
anna parker
corbin, kentucky
a.b. January, 1962
majors: elementary
education
vocation: teaching
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james w. parker
framingham, massachusetts
a.b. august, 1 962
majors: sociology and
religion and philosophy
vocation: socialworker
activities:
internationalrelationsclub ... or
angeandblackbusinessmanager . .
. stespean . . . councilofthesouth
ernmountains
landon d. perdew
alpha, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: area in social
studies
vocation: teaching
activities:
veteransclub
donald pickard
barbourville, kentucky
a.b. august, 1962
majors: physical education
and business
vocation: coaching or office
management
activities:
intramurals
patricia louise powell
corbin, kentucky
a.b. august, 1962
majors: business
vocation: business
activities:
freshmanclasssecretary . . . soph
omoreclasssecretary . . . womens
dormitorycouncil
roland waync pridgen
vinton, Virginia
a b. may, 1 962
majors: history and area
in social studies
vocation: teaching
activities:
unioncollegechristianassociation
. . . intramurals . . . studentnati
onaleducationassociationvicepresi
dent . . , councilofthesouthernm
ountains . . . circlek . . . stespean
transferred: ferrum jr. college
activities: dramaclub . . . base
ball . . . intramurals . . . varsity
club . . . snapshoteditorofannual
ronald ramke
brooklyn, new york
a.b. may, 1962
majors: religion and
english
activities:
internationalrelationsclub ... do
Iphinclub . . . orientationcommit
tee . . . religiouslifecommittee
. . . methodiststudentmovementp
resident . . . choir . . . oxfordclub
evelyn reynolds
garlin, kentucky
a.b. January, 1962
majors: area in business
vocation: business education
activities:
student nationaleducationassociati
on . . . unioncollegechristianasso
ciation
katheryn elizabeth roberts
prestonsburg, kentucky
o.b. may, 1962
majors: english
vocation: director of religious
education activities:
choir . . . orchestra . . . america
nguildoforganists . . . unioncolle
gechristianassociation . . . oxford
club . . . germanclubsecretaryan
dtreasurer . . . pepclub . . . stud
entsenate . . . stespeanassistant
literaryeditor . . . betasigmavicep
resident . . . freshmanorientation
committee . . . studentactivitiesc
ommittee . . . juniorclassexecutiv
ecommittee . . . honorscholarship
. . . easternstarscholarship . . .
homecomingqueen
gene Howard robertson
harlan, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: art
vocation: teaching
activities:
artclubpresident . . . stespeanart
editor . . . councilofthesouthern
mountains . . . bankofharlanscho
larship . . . baptiststudentunion
ronald richard robinson
Staunton, Virginia
a.b. august, 1962
majors: physical education
and health
vocation: physical therapy
activities:
varsitybaseball . . . uclub . . . pe
pclub
transferred: ferrum junior
college
activities: varsityfootball . . . v
arsityclubtreasurer . . . studentg
overnment . . . varsitytrack
richard n. rushron, jr.
media, Pennsylvania
a.b. may, 1962
majors: philosophy
vocation: ministry
activities:
oxfordclub . . . unioncollegechris
tianassociation . . . milesians . . .
councilofthesouthernmountains . .
. methodiststudentmovement
transferred: wesley college
activities: frenchclub . . . base
ball . . . kappachi . . . radioclub
. . . wesleystudentchristianassoci
ationpresident
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doris Sanderson
maiden, massachusetts
a.b. may, 1962
majors: french and
german
vocation: teaching
activities:
studentnationaleducationassociati
onpresident . . . frenchclub . . .
germanclubtreasurer . . . method
iststudentmovement . . . womens
dormitorycouncil . . . judiciarybo
ard . . betachialpha . . . senior
assistant inforeign language depart
ment
arnold d. satterly
louisville, kentucky
a.b. may, 1 962
majors: history and
political science
vocation: ministry
activities:
unioncollegechristianassociationcl
assrepresentative . . . oxfordclub
. . . germanclub . . . orangeand
black
transferred: university of
louisville
activities: wesleyfoundationclas
srepresentative
robert t. schuldr
mount vernon,
a.b. may, 192
majors: english
new york
activities:
oxfor
orangean
milesiansvicepresident
dclubvicepresident . .
dblack . . . germanclubvicepresi
dent . . . unioncollegechristianas
sociation . . . methodiststudentm
ovement . . . stespeanassociatee
ditor
transferred: paul smith junior
college
activities: betaalphalambdasecr
etary . . . circleksecretary . . . str
egianassociateeditor . . . interdo
rmcouncil
norbert sell
north arlington, new jersey
a.b. may, 1962
majors: business and
sociology
vocation: business administra-
tion
activities:
dolphinclub . . . pepclub . . . intr
amuralfootballandsoftball . . . sw
imming
donold shelron
junction city, kentucky
a.b. august, 1962
majors: elementary
education
vocation: teaching
activities:
studentnationaleducationassociati
on
th.b from piedmont bible col-
lege
John e. shepherd
Springfield, Virginia
a.b. may, 1962
majors: accounting and
area in business
vocation: business administra-
tion
activities:
mathematicsclubpresident . . . ju
niorclasspresident . . . seniorclas
spresident . . . americanchemical
society . . . freshmanorientation
committee . . . intramurals
rex alien sheppard
bridgeton, new jersey
a.b. august, 1962
majors: area in english
vocation: college teaching
activities:
orangeandblack . . . sophomorecl
assvicepresident . . . chwilsonaw
ard
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kenneth r. simpson
harlan, kentucky
a.b. august, 1962
majors: music education
vocation: teaching
activities:
choir . . . orchestra . . . america
nguildof organ istsvicepresident
richard slusher
georgetown, ohio
a.b. august, 1962
majors: art
vocation: artist (teaching)
activities:
alphapsiomegavicepresident . . .
artclub . . . choir . . . orangeand
black . . . playlikers . . . student
nationaleducationassociation . . .
tennisteam . . . intramurals
robert smith
lexington, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: philosophy and
english
vocation: ministry
activities:
oxfordclub . . . frenchclub . . .
milesians . . . unioncollegechrist
ianassociation . . . studentpastor
. . . seniorassistantinreligiondepa
rtment
adam stacy, II
pineville, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: chemistry and
biology
vocation: doctor of medicine
william j. stone, II
pineville, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: accounting and his-
tory and political science
vocation: lawyer
norma jo swanner
barbourville, kentucky
a.b. august, 1962
majors: business and
elementary education
vocation: teaching
50
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John edgor symes
Cincinnati, ohio
a.b. august, 1962
majors: philosophy and
religion
vocation: ministry
activities:
playlikers . . . oxfordclub
Joanne taylor
somerset, kentucky
a.b. august, 1962
majors: home economics
vocation: teaching
activities:
unioncollegechristianassociation
. . . homeeconomicsclubsecretary
treasurer . . . pepclub . . . studen
tnationaleducationassociation . . .
cheerleader
cecil r. thomas
wichita, kansas
a.b. may, 1962
majors: social studies
vocation: minister
activities:
unioncollegechristianassociation
. . oxfordclub . . . veteransclub
harrjet lane tower
youngstown, new york
a.b. may, 1962
majors: german and
english
vocation: teaching
activities',
sociallifecommittee . . . betachial
pha . . . pepclub . . . betasigma
. . . unioncollegechristian associa
tion . . . womensdormitorycouncil
correspond ingsecretaryandstudent
senaterepresentative . . . german
club . . . juniorclasssecretary . . .
orangeandblackassociat eed i to r
. . . freshmanorientationcommitt
tee . . . missunion
curtis wallin
tateville, kentucky
a.b. august, 1962
majors: music education
vocation: music teacher
activities:
choir
roger alien watson
levittown, Pennsylvania
a.b. may, 1962
majors: philosophy and
english
activities:
playlikers . . . unioncollegechrist
ianassociation . . . oxfordclub . . .
circlek . . . alphapsiomega . . . u
club . . . milesiansvicepresident
. . . internationalrelationsclub . . .
swimmingstatedivingchampion . . .
. . . track . . . choir . . . student
senatetreasurerandpresident
51
richord a. west
■hamilton, ohio
a.b. may, 1962
majors: health and
physical education
vocation: teaching
activities:
basketball . . . baseball . . . int
ramurals . . . christianchurchstu
dentrepresentative . . . uclub . . .
pepclubpresident . . . unioncolle
gechristianassociation . . . religi
ouslifecommittee . . . studentnat
ionaleducationassociation
robert k. wilson
barbourville, kentucky
a.b. august, 1962
majors: chemistry
vocation: teaching
activities:
americanchemicalsociety . . . ch
oirvicepresident . . . freshmanori
entationcommittee . . . golf . . .
intramurals . . . bachgroup . . . o
rangeandblackbusinessmanager
alvis wooton
london, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: health and
physical education
vocation: coaching
activities:
basketball . . . track . . . uclub
fames yang
sao paulo, brazil
a.b. may, 1962
majors: chemistry and
biology
vocation: social work
james orestes yet-man
bridgeton, new jersey
a.b. may, 1962
majors: accounting and
area in business
vocation: business administra-
tion
activities:
sophomoreclasstreasurer . . . jun
iorclasstreasurer . . . seniorclass
treasurer . . . mensdormitorycou
ncilvicepresident . . . intramurals
lucille york
artemus, kentucky
a.b. may, 1962
majors: english, speech
and drama
vocation: secondary education
activities:
cheerleader . . . betachialpha . . .
playlikes . . . homecomingqueen
candidate . . . uclub
52
basil mills
vice-president
robert brown
president
floyd cook
treasurer
J urn or
cUss
opficeps
53
junioRs
ronald adcock
chorles akers
elizabeth alien
james alien
lee armington
ruth asher
bobby ray austin
david austin
so i told him yes
54
junioRs
gerald bollard
nadine baumgardner
f. elaine belzer
korl bennett
patricia blair
ronald boone
matthew brown
peter brown
will he sink it?
55
junioRs
robert brown
James carmines
maxola carnes
alvin dark
cynthia clarkson
danny dine
floyd cook, III
Samuel cowan
"*Sam
alwoys on Sunday
56
junioRs
barbara davis
James denhom
william ell iott
gail fairchild
elbert foley
louis foxwell
barbara frahn
vivian france
frankly, i'm against unlimited cuts
57
juniors
John gibson
sue gilmore
glen gover
ronnie gressel
charles hall
jack hamilton
William hamlin
don hammond
oh well, coffee comes out
58
junioRs
pearl horris
Janet hawn
monroe hedrick
kenneth hele
Charles hicks
Janice hicks
paul hieronymus
linda hoff
that is not why i have a draw-string
59
juniops
priscilla holt
douglas hulitt
Stephen jasper
conrad Johnson
carol Jones
benny kelley
barbara kidwell
clarence lawson
a robertson original
60
lunioRs
lorence leach
norman lloyd
gary lovett
retchen mcdermott lovett
sharon mcdonald
regina mabelintini
loyd marcus
iomes matthews
gretchen and gary
61
juhiors
wendell miller
basil mills
edward minter
michael mitias
John moffitt
alfred monroe
theodore mott
lawrence murphy
62
juniors
bonnie niemann
howard nippert
robert parker
richard parks
robert patron
donald poyne
robert peterson
marilyn phyllides
are there any boys in the stacks?
63
junioRS
lowrence pike
earl quilien
j. Jerome redfern
george reid
paul rice
bloir richards
John rivel
paul robinson
to the woods!
64
juniops
douglas rodeck
el la sue russell
linda Salisbury
robert sapp
j. reid sayre
montrose smart
waiter snook
ronald soares
blackboard jungle
65
junioRs
John spath
larry stamper
James stinson
george stone
mary ann suffelette
victor taylor
jenny h. watkins
Joan werley
d-a-h-h-h-l-i-n-g
66
junioRs
John wharton
ruth white
david whiteman
c. glee whitfield
fred wilder
morris wilder
michael ray williams
robert wood
pot worley
marcetta york
w. patrick young
67
lames young
vice-president
buford west
president
lois laurin
secretary
erick pifer
treasurer
68
Carolyn
akers
edwin c
llin
Wallace
angus
barbara
bailey
patricia
bailey
frances
baker
Stephen
baker
nancy bender
jerry be
nfield
dennis
Digelow
rebecca
bird
alice bl
ack
edward
black
richard
blish
rose bloyd
kenneth
boggs
ralph booher
mary boswell
learning by osmosis
69
don bruce
donold brunkhart
John bush
lauronce butler
carmen cabrero
donold calitri
richard carr
clarinda carter
peggy chandler
edward a. dark
nancy clay
robert clement
kenneth cobb
mary cochran
esteva c. collier
waiter combs
charles conley
glenn 'conway
70
kiki cook
Jacqueline coomer
david creighton
janrose Crockett
lois carol crowe
aaron derossett
John devoe
paul dimarco
thomas douce
mable duff
diana eby
linda elam
wilma evans
Charles from
James frutchey
william fultz
James gardner
floyd george
71
raymond giron
bobby goodin
Charles grahom
James gunn
euna hammons
James hammons
lawrence hampton
James harbeson
david harbold
harry hording
robert hastings
robert haulenbeek
nell hays
helen helron
merry anne hetrick
linda hill
a. lucille hopkins
patricia hopkins
72
laura houben
marvin hubbard
thomas hudson
thomas hunter
gwyneth James
penny jarvis
michael Johnson
raymond Johnson
rodney keenon
martha kirkland
joann knox
gloria krebs
mary alice lantz
lois laurin
paulette look
James mccluskey
anne mcconnel
linda mcgaughy
look doll — i study alone!
73
James mcfarland
joe martin
wayne
matthews
mil ton
megee
susan
mink
Jorge
mir
nancy
moore
William mulley
daniel
oesch
caroly
1 osborne
Judy parrott
daniel
pence
milton
perry
erick
3ifer
harry
rice
Jennie
jo rice
herbert richman
mory
oyce roberts
74
Joanne robinette
mary louise rogers
waiter romano
buddy salyer
judy scent
carol schultz
eulalia serrano
leslie show
alberta shelton
James silbert
paul sieswerda
mary lou smith
sally snowball
rae sharon stetler
martha ann Stevens
edward stinson
mary a. stepchuck
shirley a. stepchuck
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philip stone
ottis strother
danny strunk
earl swanner
thomas swenk
dick szabo
freida taylor
patsy taylor
donna thompson
marjorie townsend
Jonathan trader
louis trefz
ronald walker
richard washabaugh
koren watson
elberta webb
lyda welch
ann wesley
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buford west
lawrence westbrook
vernon wilder
charles wilkins
James wilkins
nona gayle Williamson
wesley wilson
c. douglas woodbury
jean wooton
betsy wyatt
mary louise wyatt
harry yates
James young
henry zingg
does this mean we're going steady?
77
darlene bean
vice-president
peter learhersich
president
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annabel sergent
treasurer
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pReshmen
jeannine alexander
Jesse alexander
william alien
thomas amis
melva arthur
katherine auraden
bruce ayers
franklin babcock
linda baird
e. ruth baker
bonnie barnett
lowell barnett
mojdeh bazorgan
wayne beagle
darlene bean
Joseph beavon
nancy beisecker
John bentley
thomas birdsall
lorraine black
susie boyer
alan brashear
mary e. brown
harry brumbaugh
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PReshmen
theodore bryson
randall burge
david burleigh
eleanor burton
gerald bush
timothy canfield
Janet koy carlock
alice faye carter
robert carter
Joseph cernyar
arnita dark
mary r. dark
nancella cobb
george combs
james comer
david Conner
donald cordner
e. lee curry
patty ann dahm
kenneth damstrom
wilma Joyce davis
harold h. delk
dale dellmore
arlene dempsey
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pResh.men
lynn dietrich
priscillo diswood
June doolin
alice dudley
patricia dyche
ruth eaton
drucilla elam
wyn evoy
harold fairchild
richard fattaruso
orvel fields
thomas flynn
carol foster
dorothy foster
William fox
brenda france
Joseph frank
mary e. frazier
toni lynn fuller
eileen gallagher
William geesey
david glahn
ruth gleason
aubrey golden
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fReshmen
nina gravely
gail g ray
brenda greek
michael griffin
arvil hammons
paula hampton
sharon harriman
sharon hawn
Sandra hays
robert heffern
jean helton
betty lou henley
James hensley
harry herren
Carolyn sue hobbs
patricia hobson
william hopper
gayle howard
margaret inglis
richard irelan
freeda Jackson
Janice Jackson
maurice Jacobs
Jeanne jarvis
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pReshmen
mary jane jarvis
douglas Jensen
Judith Johnson
thomas Johnson
alan kangur
anna kelley
jay king
donald lane
Stanley lawson
carole leach
peter leathersich
doris ann leslie
Charles ludwig
Jennings mace
boaz mafarachisi
James massie
gail matheson
doris mays
ethel melton
John messeek
anna messer
charles mitchell
florence mohr
William moody
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edward moose
John mutambara
wayne nealis
loretta neitzel
kenneth neland
gregory nelson
thomas newport
eloise newsom
robert parsons
robert pate
Joyce peacock
bonnie philpot
kenneth quast
bobby rainey
linda reeves
robert reid
william reiley
darlene rhinehart
bonnie sue rice
Judith rogers
ernest roop
Christine rose
keith sauselen
david saxe
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freshmen
William sayre
david schweitzer
ingrid seeburg
annabel lee sergent
James shaw
frances shell
george shellenbarger
alvin shelton
leonard shetler
Judith simmerman
adna sizemore
betty sue smith
el I is smith, jr.
Carolyn smith
terry ann sorrell
William stark
brenda Stephens
William strong
linda strother
david sturdevant
jay sullivan
Jackie taylor
John w. tender
albert thomas
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pRes-hmen
betty young
Joyce thomas
James thompson
cecil thurston
Cassandra tignor
siew mee ting
donald turner
william turner
carol ulrich
James valentine
John valentine
lois scan vanhook
Janet vickers
castner waddell
ronald wagner
lorrene waller
daniel watkins
millard west
helen woo
william yeatts
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how but in custom and in ceremony
are innocence and beauty born?
ceremony's a name for the rich horn,
and custom for the spreading laurel tree.
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stespean queen
miss eiu Sue RusseU
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miss ella sue russell
this year marked the
inauguration of the stespean
queen contest, the winner was
chosen by t. b. (scotty) cowan,
pastor of the church of christ,
union in berea, kentucky.
"scotty" is a popular and
frequent speaker at union
chapel programs. "scotty"
chose ella sue russell for the
light in her eyes and her mona
lisa smile which reflect the best
elements of sophistication and
innocence, "susie" is an ele-
mentary education major from
jonesville, Virginia and has
completed her junior year at
union.
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snow queen
miss susan mink
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candidates — susan mink and nancy moore
the members of the
circle k organization
choose the snow queen
and her court each year
to reign over the Christ-
mas dance, the iden-
tity of the snow queen
is not revealed until
the crowning at the
dance.
candidates — alice carter and linda hill
snow queen coupt
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standing: alice carter, adrian dunaway, ruth asher, cosper carlton, alice blackmon, floyd cook, bob patton, kay roberts, nancy
moore, ed bean, alvis wooton, darlene rhinehart, bucky colclough, priscilla holt, mike Williams, John shepherd, and linda hill.
two contestants for homecoming
queen are chosen each year from
the four academic classes, after
competing in various tests to dis-
play attractiveness and poise, a
queen is chosen.
homecoming queen
queen katheryn roberts
t\nC> heR couRt
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sweetheARt queen
president miller crowns carolyn queen.
queen carolyn sue burns and her escort jerry benfield.
the sweetheart queen is chosen
annually by the residents of pfeiffer
hall on the basis of service per-
formed for the dormitory and for
the school.
the queen is nominated from and
elected by the senior girls and
reigns at the valentine dance in
february. her court is composed of
the senior girls.
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bucky on route to pfeiffer
typing again.
bucky colclough is a native of danville, kentucky.
he has served as an officer in circle k, freshman
class, dolphin club, and swim team and was on
the freshman orientation committee for two years,
last year he was named outstanding swimmer of
the year.
mn union
sherwood colclough
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skeeter goes to class
studying time
skeeter tower is from youngstown, n.y. during her
years at union she has been consistently on the
dean's list, she was secretary of the junior class
and was on the staff of the orange and black for
four years, in her sophomore and senior years she
was a member of the women's dormitory council.
harriet tower
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mountain LaurgL
pepResentative
miss Betty jane duff
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what life have you if you have not life together?
there is no life that is not in community,
and no community not lived in praise of god.
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alpha psi omega
henry zingg, jo Crockett, bob linblad, carol Jones, danny dine, alice black, roger watson, regina mabelitini, dick slusher,
mr. gilbert, not pictured: alice blackman, kenneth hele, louis foxwell.
poise and charm make o good actress.
the local zeta chi chapter of alpha psi
omega, the national honorary dramatic
society, was founded in 1937 for the pro-
motion of interest in drama on the college
level.
the group took a trip to new york in
the spring to see several well-known pro-
ductions, it sponsored experimentals and
helped in production work on all plays
produced on campus, it was also host for
visiting drama groups.
president ... janrose Crockett
vice-president dick slusher
secretary-treasurer alice black
sponsor mr. reid gilbert
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ameRican chemical society
the local woodford g. sink chapter
of the american chemical society was
founded for the purpose of promoting
interest in the field of chemistry and
presenting recent advances made in
this field, this year the group estab-
lished requirements for membership,
made a display for homecoming, par-
ticipated in the halloween carnival,
and sponsored an informal dance.
president earl loos
vice-president ... marcetta york
secretary-treasurer billy lovelace
sponsor mr. pogorelskin
hey! what do you know — distilled water!
standing: mr. pogorelskin. first row: elosie newsom, priscilla diswood, nancy clay, earl loos, second row: bud butler, Chester
burton, angie chiar, roy dugger, billy lovelace. third row: bert webb, jack tender, wally angus, marcetta york, ed minter.
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MnemcMn quiL6 of organists
seated: mary ann curry, standing:
hampton.
mr. hayes, richord blish, milton perry, Jerome redfern, glee whitfield, gwyn James, paul
the american guild of organists
founded its local chapter at union
college on march 12, 1959 for the
purpose of advancing the cause of
worthy religious music; elevating the
position of church musicians; foster-
ing a greater appreciation of the re-
sponsibilities, duties, and opportunities
of this vocation; and raising the stand-
ard of efficiency of organists and
choirmasters, the meetings are con-
cerned with the discussion of profes-
sional topics and meeting the needs
and questions of its members.
activities for the year included a
visit to the barbourville methodist
church to study the new organ, pro-
grams of an educational value on
church music, and programs on the
various aspects of the organ, the
group also visited the factory of the
ward organ company in berea, ken-
tucky.
president
vice-president
secretary-treasurer
sponsor
mary ann curry
bill elliot
linda elam
r. william hayes
glee practices bach, beethoven, and marchaur
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ARt CLUB
the art club is to further the inter-
est of people wanting to learn more
in this field, through participation, the
members gain an insight into the
aesthetic values of art.
among the activities for the year
were the sale of Christmas cards de-
signed by members of the club, the
beaux arts ball in the spring, a trip to
new york during spring vacation, and
a trip to berea college.
constructive criticism
president vivian c. france
vice-president diane eby
secretary mary rogers
treasurer glen conway
sponsor mr. hinson
standing: diane eby, vivian france, Judy parrott, ann wesley, mabel duff, mr. hinson.
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Beta chi alpha
the beta chi alpha was founded in 1930 for
the purpose of promoting beauty, culture, and
art both at home and on the campus.
the activities of the organization included
helping the maintenance department on Satur-
days by doing odd jobs such as painting, plant-
ing and caring for rose bushes; helping circle k
plan a program for underprivileged children
at Christmas time; and holding- a tea for pros-
pective members, the group started a tradi-
tional luncheon for beta chi alpha alumnae
on homecoming, they planned different money
making projects such as a hay ride, selling
christmas corsages, a record hop, chili sup-
pers, and selling rose bushes.
president priscilla holt
vice-president nancy moore
secretary ruth asher
treasurer marcetta york
sponsors mrs. William mcmahon, mrs. frank gilbert
mrs. William
mcmahon
mrs. frank gilbert
patsy lou alien
ruth asher
nancy bender
lois carol crowe
linda lee elam
wilma evans
miriam hayes
merry hetrick
linda lu hoff
priscilla holt
martha kirkland
joann knox
gloria jean krebs
lois laurin
paulette look
diana miller
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susgn mink
nancy ann moore
bonnie niemann
Judy parrott
Jennie jo rice
linda Salisbury
doris Sanderson
leslie shaw
sally snowball
rae stetler
karen watson
lyda sue welch
glee whitfield
marcetta york
lucille york
bxa at work on campus improvement.
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Christmas party for the kids.
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Beta sigma
first row: miss millen, mrs. frank merchant, billy lovelace, Jennie jo rice, dean mary owen, paulette look, harrier tower.
second row: linda mcgaughy, marty Stevens, alberta sheldon, mary lou smith, merry hetrick, marty kirkland, gretchen mcdermott
lovett, ruth asher, nancy moore, Carolyn akers, sally snowball, roe stetler, kay roberts, wilma evans, marcetta york.
beta sigma is a scholastic
honor society for sophomore girls
with at least a "b" average, it
is a service club, encouraging
freshmen to strive for good schol-
arship.
plans were made for affilia-
tion with the national organiza-
tion, activities for the year were
selling stationery to the entire
campus; performing services for
the campus such as acting as
hostesses for homecoming, serv-
ing at teas, passing out calen-
dars in chapel, and cleaning the
cross and candlesticks in the
chapel.
president rae sharon stetlet
vice-president linda mcgaughy
secretary ann Stevens
treasurer wilma evans
sponsors miss larue millen, mrs. frank
merchant, dr. mary owen
mrs. swanson discusses affiliation with owenes.
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BioLoqy cLub
the biology club, a newcomer to the
campus, was founded October 4, 1961
its purpose is to explore the various
fields of the biological world, each club
member can gain a greater knowledge
of the field by participating in individ-
ual projects.
activities for the year included speak-
ers at the meetings, movies, -field trips,
exhibits, and money-making projects,
plans were made for affiliation with
the national chapter of biology clubs,
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president clarence edward leach
vice-president ray giron
secretary danny strunk
treasurer vernon wilder
sponsor mr. bruce hansen
first row: Jennings mace, ed leach, bert webb, finley potter, mary brown, lorrene waller, Janice Jackson, merry hetrick, howard
nippert. second row: wally angus, rodney keenon, michael griffin, bob haulenbeek, ray giron, jack rivel, danny strunk, phil
stone, vernon wilder.
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union college choiR
the union college choir partici-
pates in the chapel services and at
official functions of the college, a
Christmas and a spring concert were
presented for the student body, in
the spring the choir toured ken-
tucky, ohio, indiana, and illinois,
concentrating on the Chicago area.
preparation for chapel service.
president ... mary anne curry
vice-presidents Jerome redfern and susan mink
director mr. John w. dougherty
mr. dougherry, directing, first row: alice blackman, sharon hawn, marcetta york, carolyn osborne, lee curry, susan mink, linda
reeves, gwyn James, glee whitfield, maggie inglis, paula hampton, jan hicks, second row: nancy biesecker, Judy scent, mary
anne curry, Jackie taylor, Joyce thomas, kathy auraden, donna thompson, ann Stevens, linda Salisbury, mary lou smith, third
row: bill elliott, jim nelson, James sproul, gary jessee, pete leathersich, ken Simpson, normon kelley, Jerome redfern, charles
mitchell. fourth row: jay king, bob wilson, curt wallin, dave burleigh, ron ramke, don hammonds, dick slusher, torn hunter,
richard blish, skip george.
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cipde k
seated: jorge mir, coach bush, bucky colclough, bill lloyd, ed ollin. second row: John lloyd, torn douce, ralph booher, john
nealis, chuck conley, wayne pridgen, dan freitas, Steven jasper, third row: dan dine, dan strunk, roger watson, bud salyer,
doug hulitt, John spath, herb butler, bob dark, jack bush.
the circle k club was founded in
1956. it is an organization associated
with kiwanis international and exists
to promote service and further civic
leadership.
this year the club sponsored a
Christmas dance, a k-pal project with
the town kiwanis, and a car wash, it
helped . center and Cumberland col-
leges establish circle k clubs, and had
parties for underprivileged children of
barbourville.
herb and spath explain club functions to new member
president ray (bucky) colclough
vice-president norman bill lloyd
secretary ed alien
treasurer jorge mir
sponsor mr. herman bush
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counciL
of the
southeRn mountains
the union college chapter of the
council of the southern moun-
tains was founded in 1960. the
purpose of the group is to fur-
ther a knowledge of the oppor-
tunities, needs, and traditions of
the mountain area and people of
the appalachian south; it enables
the students to realize a respon-
sibility to the mountain area re-
gardless of where they may be.
the council sponsored several
dances throughout the year, it
provided recreation and tutoring
at the local orphanage, advised
mountain area youth of available
scholarships, and distributed
clothes and vitamins to the
needy, it was host to several
state council meetings with no-
ted speakers, among them dr.
frank laubach. the council at-
tended the annual meeting at
gatlinburg, tennessee.
bloir reviews club's program with members
first row: bloir richards, pat blair, nona Williamson, dr. ghormley. second
row: nina gravely, nancy bender, chris rose, third row: don turner, laura
houben, nell hayes. fourth row: charles graham, sally snowball, cass wad-
dell, fifth row: carol ulrich, pat bailey, chuck hicks, sixth row: bill alien,
george shellenbarger, findley potter, seventh row: morris wilder, ed stinson,
randy burge. eighth row: ed bocock, ken damstrom. ninth row: rick
pifer, John rivel, John valentine.
president
vice-president
secretary . . .
treasurer
sponsor
. . . blair richards
laura houben
pat blair
. . dan freitas
dr. hugh ghormley
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dolphins out of the water look just like anyone else
6oLphin cLub
the dolphin club was founded in
1958 to further the knowledge of and
skill in swimming, and to assist the
union college swimming department.
the club sponsored the homecom-
ing water show and the spring show,
members acted as timers, judges, and
scorekeepers in the college meets.
co-president torn swenk
co-president elizabeth Johnson
secretary lee curry
treasurer david saxe
sponsor ... mr. charles thompson
kneeling: david saxe, libby Johnson, lee curry, torn swenk. row one: sandy tignor, steve baker, keith sauselen, Wallace
angus, bill moody, jeannine alexander. row two: merry hetrick, brsnda Stephens, gail gray, mary brown, elaine belzer, linda
baird, alice dudley. row three: bob wood, joe frank, larry butler, chuck conley, randy neland, wait romano, wynn evoy, ernest
hommons.
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fRench cLub
first row: a\ dark, carol schultz, doris Sanderson, mary lou smith, dr. marigold, second row: larry pike, Carolyn osborne, patty
hopkins, pete brown, pat dyche. third row: sally snowball, linda elam, mrs. marigold, bill reiley, charles graham, sharon
harriman, chuck from.
the french club was reorganized
on campus in 1956 and exists for
all who are interested in the french
language and culture, it attempts
to give its members a better under-
standing of france through films,
songs, games, and speakers.
this year the club made a home-
coming display consisting of a min-
iature eiffel tower and an arch de
triumphe. six of its members pre-
sented a can-can for the halloween
carnival, along with the german
club, the french club sponsored the
valentine dance; the two clubs had
an outing together in the spring.
president charles from
vice-president lois laurin
secretory patricia dyche
treasurer sharon harriman
sponsors . . dr. and mrs. gordon marigold
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Be careful with those pins!
qepman cIub
the german club was founded in
1956 to develop a better under-
standing of german art and cul-
ture, it seeks to develop a better
speaking knowledge of german.
the group had a display for home-
coming and a booth at the hallo-
ween carnival, it acted as sponsor
for the valentine day dance, it had
a german supper at christmas and
a joint picnic with the french club
at the end of the year, plans were
also made for starting a local chap-
ter of delta phi alpha, the german
honorary fraternity.
president John orr
vice-president harry rice
secretary patsy alien
treasurer ... doris Sanderson
sponsor .... dr. gordon marigold
first row: ki ki cook, doris Sanderson, patsy alien, nancy clay, kay roberts. second row: billy lovelace, harriet tower, third
row: mrs. marigold, marcetta york, ron watson, george stone, harry rice, John orr. fourth row: dr. marigold, jim manuel, ted
mott, blair richards.
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home economics cLub
first row: mary rogers, lynn dietrich, Joan werley, montrose smart, second row: miss lay, kay carlock, judy Johnson, euna fay
bommons, cookie wyatt, joann taylor, Jackie coomer.
the home economics club was founded
in 1956 with the object of helping stu-
dents get to know more about the field,
pointing to both the esthetic and the
functional sides of home and family care.
the activities of the year were a booth
at the halloween carnival, a christmas tea
for the faculty, a christmas party, a sale
of christmas candles, a bake sale in the
spring, a sock hop, and a pizza sale.
president mary rogers
vice-president Jackie commer
secretary mary wyatt
treasurer montrose smart
sponsor miss mary alice lay
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iota sigma nu
iota sigma nu was founded in 1936 for
the purpose of encouraging high ideals,
promoting diligence in study, and reward-
ing excellence in scholarship.
this year the organization had a special
program in connection with honors day,
a luncheon with an outstanding scholar
as speaker, and gave a certificate of rec-
ognition with a cash award to the out-
standing freshman and sophomore of the
1961-62 academic year.
president allie m. mays (mrs. ralph mays)
vice-president Stella b. binghom
secretary-treasurer jean o. knuckles
(mrs. sampson knuckles)
standing: mrs. allie mays, mrs. genevieve messer, cliff lewis, gertrude mynear, ernest stair, seated: mrs. sampson knuckles,
richard lotspeich, miss gayle miles, mrs. richard lotspeich, dr. bradley, mrs. bradley, irene hughes, mrs. keith wilson, mrs.
shirley treadway, jr., miss rena milliken, mrs. mildred storey, Stella bingham, sampson knuckles, miss kathleen moore.
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inteRnational Relations cLub
the international relations club was
founded for the purpose of studying inter-
national relations and their political and
economic influence on the world, it tries
to get students to take the initiative to
discuss and find out more about foreign
affairs and to think objectively about
them.
president
vice-president
secretary-treasurer
reporter-librarian
sponsor
don maxey
ed bocock
ralph booher
skip george
dr. bradley
first hand information concerning african problems
first row: John mutambara, ralph booher, ed bocock, dr. bradley, don maxey, skip george, bob hays, torn birdsall, boaz mar-
farachizi, dick fattaruso, david whiteman, george shellenbarger, thomas j. flynn, ted mott.
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mathematics cLub
standing: mr. watson. first row: brenda france, bonnie philpot, betty smith, second row: bob peterson, chuck from, billy love-
lace, miss pettus. third row: jane Johnson, butch west, don brunkhart, jim young, fourth row: mrs. merchant, ron watson,
earl quillen, wait romano. fifth row: jim manuel.
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the local alpha delta chapter was founded in
January, 1960, and is composed of students de-
siring to achieve a greater knowledge of the var-
ious fields of mathematics.
there were visiting lecturers as well as staff and
student lectures on the various fields; movies were
shown to illustrate particular problems, on the
social side, the group had a booth at the halloween
carnival, a Christmas social, and a picnic in the
spring.
president billy lovelace
vice-president jane Johnson
secretary James young
treasurer .... James manuel
sponsor miss mary pettus-mr. j. a. watson
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men's dORrmtORy counciL
first row: |ohn nealis, bob dark, bud butler, don maxey. second row: bob brown, jim young, scott nealis, dan oesch, angelo
chiari.
the resident men's student association was
formed for the purpose of making policies
concerning important issues for the men of
Stevenson hall.
activities for the year were the homecom-
ing display, and open house at Christmas-
time.
informal dorm discussion
president robert dark
vice-president herbert butler
secretary John nealis
treasurer don maxey
sponsor dr. paul blacketor
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miLesians
the milesians was founded in September,
I960, for discussion of philosophical issues
arising from classroom problems and partic-
ular interests of the students, the club exists
to expand the student's knowledge of areas
and schools of philosophical thought.
the programs of the group are presented
by faculty members and students, an annual
banquet is held and there are trips to philo-
sophical meetings in the surrounding area.
according to dr. steinkraus .
president
vice-president
secretary-treasurer
sponsor
bruce langdon
robert schuldt
louis foxwell
dr. warren e. steinkraus
standing: wally snook, fred elford, charles hicks, bob smith, louis foxwell, bruce langdon, albert cowood, ron adcock, dr.
steinkraus, bob schuldt.
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foreign student Association
first row: helen woo, mojdeh bazorgan, carmen cabrero, eulalia serrano. second row: wooju bhak, boaz maforachisi, de
metrios hionis, siew mee ting, dr. ghormley. third row: michael mitias, John g. mutambara, James yang, Jorge mir.
the foreign students association was
founded in november of 1961 and
holds its meetings twice a month, it
exists for promoting and consolidat-
ing education and understanding
among nations, it attempts to give
help in the english language to those
who need it.
an international meal representing
all members' nationalities was pre-
pared by the foreign girls for the club.
foreign news
president jorge mir, cuba
vice-president jim yang, china
secretary . carmen cabrero, cuba
treasurer eulalia serrano, puerto rico
sponsor dr. hugh ghormley
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union college opchestRA
first violins
Janice dougherty
marcus felde
connie marigold
wilma maxwell
barbara steinkraus
margie Stevens
second violins
paula hampton
richard blish
mary anne curry
byron felde
martha hinson
gwyn James
susan mink
James sproul
Joan werley
viola
nathan felde
orchestra personnel
William hays
Jerome redfern
violincello
j. d. kelly
gordon marigold
kenneth simpson
contrabass
warren steinkraus
harold shehem
harry herren
flute
alice dudley
debbie igleheart
diana matthews
sharon matthews
oboe
sue nunley
clarinet
alvin dark
wilma davis
milton perry
bassoon
nancy bender
william reiley
french horn
louis foxwell
george reid
russell nelson
trumpet
bruce langdon
donald payne
percussion
ronald adcock
Joseph beavon
gwyn James
harpsichord
william elliott
the union college orchestra is open
to all students and persons in the sur-
rounding area, the group gave a concert
on december 5, 1961 with selections by
persichetti, handel, mozart, beethoven,
and a composition composed by the con-
ductor of the orchestra, mr. allan e.
green, on april 17, 1962, the orchestra
gave a concert with selections by haydn
and beethoven.
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omentation committee
the freshman orientation committee of
upperclassmen acquaints the incoming
freshmen with activities of college life.
this year's orientation program included
a variety show, guidance sessions, dances,
interfaith breakfast, splash party, tug-of-
war, picnic at Cumberland falls, vespers,
theater party, and a tea at baldwin place.
upperclassmen display their talent for frosh
first row: alice blackman, barbara kidwell, billy lovelace, carol schultz, gretchen mcdermott lovett, glee whitfield, patty
hopkins, kay roberts. second row: linda hoff, harriet tower, linda elam, becky bird, susan mink, dean mary owen, mr. town-
send, third row: don maxey, skip george, casper carlton, John shepherd, bob wilson, torn hunter, bud salyer, chuck conley,
bucky colclough, bob dark, ron ramke.
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OXfOPd CLUB
first row: joe beavon, dr. matthews, bob schuldt, charles hicks, mr. mcmahon. second row: torn hunter, dick rushton, pete
leathersich, jim stinson, jack rivel, david whiteman, Christine rose, third row: don turner, jim gunn, david glahn, jim valentine,
donna gaverly, westly wilson. fourth row: dave burleigh, charles graham, ron ramke, ed dark, John symes, alberta sheldon.
fifth row: morris wilder, dale dellmore.
bob and torn discuss evening program
the oxford club provides instruction in
areas of service to students who are pre-
paring to enter the ministry, the group
held an overnight retreat at levi Jackson
state park, it had a jail and hospital min-
istry including visitation, counseling, pro-
vision of reading material, and a thanks-
giving dinner.
president torn hunter
vice-president robert schuldt
secretary alberta sheldon
treasurer charles graham
sponsor dr. robert matthews
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Ip h t'sB
first row: pat riker, sherry nelson, beth purdew, miriam hoyes. second row: lanie loos, sharon Jesse, rachael parker, carol
I i I ley, barbara thomas.
the p.h.t., or putting husbands
through, is an organization whose
purpose is to provide social activities
for the married students of union col-
lege, this year the group had a bake
sale, an acquaintance party, swim-
ming parties and picnics, a tea at
which diplomas were given, and a pot-
luck supper during religious emphasis
week.
president
vice-president
secretary-treasurer
sherry nelson
miriam hayes
beth perdew
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pi qamma mu
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seated: bill hall, earl loos, standing: miss rena milliken, miss larue millen, dr. hugh ghormley, paul hieronymus,
napier, gary Jesse, betty kelly, mrs. mildred storey, mrs. helene parry, dean mary owen.
canton
president b. n. hall
vice-president earl don loos
secretary-treasurer rena milliken
sponsor rena milliken
the local beta chapter of pi gamma mu was
founded September 12, 1955. the purpose of
the organization is to improve scholarship and
to inspire social service to humanity, the mem-
bership is composed of students who rank in the
upper third of the junior and senior classes,
have majors or minors in one of the fields of
social science offered at union college, have
completed at least twenty semester-hours of so-
cial science with a grade of "b" or better, and
have submitted a research paper on some phase
of social science.
the activities of the year included an oral ex-
amination on the research papers december 4
and the initiation of new members on december
11. a second initiation was held the second se-
mester for students who met the qualifications
at that time.
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pUyLikGRs
the playlikers is an organization
founded for the purpose of promot-
ing an interest in drama on the
campus through acting or through
learning the techniques of back-
stage work such as lighting, cos-
tume and scenery making.
this year the organization spon-
sored a night of drama, drama ex-
perimentals, and took a trip to new
york to see several well-known pro-
ductions.
clockwise: dick slusher, jo Crockett, george shellenbarger, carol Jones,
vie taylor, mary olice lantz, joe beavon, regina mabelitini, Janice jack-
son, arlene dempsey, casandra tignor.
left to right: henry zingg, mr. reid gilbert, bob linblad, alice
black, danny dine, roger watson, lee alien.
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left to right: joann godbey, doris leslie, ann Stevens, Judy
ogers, milton perry, carol ulrich, priscilla diswood, ann
mc connell.
president robert linblad
vice-president louis foxwell
secretary-treasurer mrs. alice black
sponsor mr. reid gilbert
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ua6\o cLub
the union college radio club was
founded in September, 1959 to promote
amateur radio service at union college.
this year the club set up an amateur
radio station under the club's call sign
w4ndi; established, with the help of the
student senate, a student broadcasting
station; sponsored code and theory
classes to help those interested in ac-
quiring an amateur license; and visited
other organizations of the same type.
president ernest hammons
vice-president robert sopp
secretary ronald adcock
treasurer Wallace angus
sponsor mrs. merchant
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standing: lee armington, ron adcock, wally angus, ernest hammons, bob wood, mike carr, bob sapp, ted mott.
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snea
the local John owen gross
chapter of snea was founded for
the purpose of deepening the in-
terest of capable students in
teaching as a career; it encour-
ages participation in professional
activities at local, state, and na-
tional levels, it emphasizes per-
sonal and professional growth
and encourages development of
leadership skills.
among the activities of the
year were a Christmas party for
a small rural school, a service
project for mountain schools, a
display in observance of national
education week, and the visita-
tion of local high schools dur-
ing national education week
president don's Sanderson
vice-president wayne pridgon
secretary lois crowe
treasurer joann godbey
sponsor mr. warren robbins
first row: joann godbey, sandy tignor, wayne pridgon,
doris sonderson, Judy rogers. second row: dick slusher,
lois crowe, arlene dempsey, donald shelton. third row:
Joan werley, barbara frahn. fourth row: nell hays, Caro-
lyn burns, barbara kidwell, sally snowball, fifth row:
larry westbrook, diane eby, lana browning, marge town-
send sixth row: nadine baumgardner, mabel duff, mary
ann suffelette, bonnie diehl. seventh row: cindy dark-
son, ann wesley, Judy parrott, linda hill, eighth row:
linda mcgaughy, evelyn reynolds. ninth row: ruth asher,
bonnie niemann, don brunkhart, patsy alien, tenth row:
pat worley, jim frutchey, ed bocock, nancy moore,
marilyn phyllides.
future teachers of america!
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student senate
seated: sally snowball, bob hays, wilma evans, alvin dark, Joyce thomas, alice carter, casper carlton, dan oesch, marcetta
york, jim mcfarland, bruce langdon, ed dark, larry murphy, roger watson.
the student senate serves as a coordinator
of student interests and student affairs, it
is the governmental arm of a student de-
mocracy.
the organization promoted interest in na-
tional and international affairs on campus,
worked for an enlightened student body and
town community, suggested a proposal for
bettering the cut system, and investigated
the possibility of increases in workship pay.
it started a student operated campus radio
station and promoted the idea of lights for
the tennis courts.
president roger alien watson
vice-president casper v. carlton
secretary .... sarah snowball
treasurer robert I. hayes
sponsor dr. paul blacketor
our next plan of action is
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stespe^n
the editor and his staff have
strived to depict union's prog-
ress, both instructional and phy-
sical, as they also attempted to
embody the spirit of the college
community in the reflection of
the past, the traditional, and the
spontaneous in campus life.
i wonder if they would object to eight more pages?
thechoiceofstyleinthisbook
wasmadetoconfusethestudent
andtocovergrommaticalerror
really don't think so
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we proofread and prufred
and then we had a party
don maxey
bob peterson
rae stetler
jan hicks
wayne pridgen
sally snowball
bob schuldt
don payne
carol Jones
torn allemang
jim manuel
your carbon was reversed!
jack tender
louis foxwell
amy jones
wait Johnson
staff
ann Stevens
regina mabelitini
lee alien
sally snowball
typists
jan hicks
carol jones
barhara frahn
photographer don payne
art editor gene robertson
assistant sports editor rae stetler
sports editor wayne pridgen
assistant literary editor carol schultz
literary editor thomas allemang
business advisor joe hacker
advertising manager james porker
assistant business manager don maxey
business manager bob peterson
advisor ... dorothy mcmahon
assistant editor pat worley
associate editor ... bob schuldt
editor james manuel
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U ClUB
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first row: bucky colclough, charles akers, linda hoff, mary onn suffelette, betty kelly, susie russell, gloria krebs, casper carlton
monroe hedrick. second row: floyd cook, al monroe, John moffitt, James harbeson, doug hulitt, skip ballard, jim young, ton
swenk.
the u club is open to all students who have
lettered at union college by their demon-
stration of exceptional athletic ability in at
least one sport, the u club members act as
hosts to visiting athletic teams and provide
guides during homecoming, and senior mem-
bers are escorts to the homecoming queen
and her court.
president robert patton
secretary betty ann kelly
sponsor mr. pete moore
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the topic of the panel discussion will be . .
the union college christian association
was founded in 1942. the organization
fosters christian fellowship and under-
standing and stimulates interest and ac-
tion in local, national, and world problems
through worship and discussion.
one special project of the organization
this year was the compiling and printing
of a booklet of lenten meditations.
president barbara kidwell
vice-president torn douce
secretary linda elam
treasurer charles hicks
sponsor reverend donald j. welch
first row: cindy clarkson, nadine baumgardner, barbara kidwell, jim shaw, mary ann suffelette, ted bryson, don turner, donna
graverly. second row: linda elam, dave saxe, lois vanhook, sonny gover, Joyce peacock, arnita dark, alice carter, becky bird,
Jackie taylor, pat hobson, dick rushton, ed dark, Christine rose, cass waddell. third row: Joan kiernan, alberta sheldon, betty
young, dave burleigh, lennie shetler, joe beavon, John mutambara, jim gunn, ron ramke.
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women's doRmitopy council
first row: marcetta york, sally snowball, Joyce thomas, patty hopkins, alice blackman. second row: Carolyn burns, susan mink,
marge townsend, mojdeh, bonnie barnett, nancy bender, paulette look, third row: harriet tower, Virginia goodwin, gail fair-
child, nancy moore, priscilla holt, Joyce roberts, dean owen, Joyce peacock, fourth row: brenda france, becky bird, bonnie
niemann, vivian france, patsy alien, Jackie taylor, florence mohr, lois crowe.
what are they planning now?
the association of women students was
founded in 1957. the organization directs
the affairs of the student life entrusted
to it, encourages individual and group
responsibility, enriches social life, pro-
motes a spirit of unity among the women
resident students, and develops loyalty
to the college and to its ideals.
among the highlights of the year's ac-
tivities were the all school talent show,
parent's weekend, open house near valen-
tine's day, the Christmas tea, and the
council retreat.
president ....
vice-president
recording secretary
corresponding secretary
treasurer
alice blackman
gretchen lovett
Joyce thomas
harriet tower
patricia hopkins
sponsor
dr. mary c. owen, dean of women
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let us for love unite our various song,
each with his gift according to his kind
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off-campus
Religious
ORQanizations
all the major denominations
in barbourville have young
adult fellowship groups
open to older students, st.
gregory's roman catholic
church sponsors the newman
club; first methodist church,
the methodist student movement;
the christian church, the
disciples' student fellowship;
the baptist church, baptist
student union, these clubs
are not connected to or controlled
by the college, although the
majority of members are union
students.
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Baptist student union
piano — betty Johnson, standing: mr. and mrs. John dovid carter, ken damstrom, pat blair, leslie shaw, mary elizabeth fra-
zier, Carolyn akers, ronald watson, lois laurin, Carolyn burns, Judy rogers, ethel melton, george shellenbarger, tom newport,
sandy tignor, eddie moose, blair richards.
the baptist student union exists to pre-
pare baptist collegians for christian leader-
ship, to minister to the needs of baptist
students, and to act as a link between the
campus and the local baptist church.
activities of the group included the b.s.u.
convention, a thanksgiving service, a sweet-
heart banquet, an easter service, Christmas
caroling, and baptist youth week.
Sunday night at b.s.u.
president carolyn burns
vice-president jerry benfield
secretary Judy scent
sponsor mr. warren robbins
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disciple's student fellowship
first row: John nealis, carol Jones, torn swenk, ruth asher, danny oesch, libby Johnson, lynn dietrich, doris leslie. second row:
Joanne knox, ruth eaton, pat hobson, katheryn roberts, John devoe, carol ulrich, Jackie taylor, alice dudley. third row: bill
fox, bob bernhardt, dick west, dave harbold, Judy rogers, John orr, bonnie niemann, dennis bigelow, bob dark, bud salyer,
rev. Stevenson, doug rodeck.
religious jazz
the local disciples student fellowship was
founded in 1958 to promote a sense of leader-
ship, fellowship, and christian brotherhood
among students.
the group plans to have one major service
project a year, its meetings consist of informal
get-togethers for recreation, discussion of
relevant problems, and worship.
president dan oesch
vice-president torn swenk
secretary-treasurer John nealis
sponsors reverend and mrs. howard Stephenson
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methodist student movement
first row: donna graverly, ann wesley, berna-lu greek, elaine belzer, linda mcgaughy, Judy parrott, carol schultz, mary lou
smith, helen woo. second row: Jackie taylor, pat hobson, torn Johnson, |im frutchey, bill reiley, joe beavon, dick fattaruso, John
mutambara, ting sieu mee.
the msm stimulates interest in theological
and world problems among students, it pro-
vides an area for fellowship and a deepening
of christian faith within the individual.
during the year, msm helped to support
henderson settlement, visited the methodist
publishing house in nashville, tennessee, and
conducted weekly meetings consisting of
panels, speakers, and open discussions.
president ronald ramke
vice-president linda mcgaughy
secretary Judy parrott
treasurer george reid
sponsor reverend donald j. welch
panel discussion about africa
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newman cLub
seated: angie chiari, lowell barnett, shirley stepchuck, regina mabelitini, vincent vendetti, father mulhern, george sparks, anita
stepchuck.
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the newman club promotes the unity of the
catholic students of union and fosters good
will on the campus, this year the group planned
various films and lectures for their meetings.
president angelo chiari
vice-president, treasurer . george sparks
secretary anita stepchuck
sponsor father mulhern
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coach pete moore indoctrinates
new new bulldogs with the
secretary of various plays.
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the 1961-62 union college basketball team had a
record of 16-10 overall and 7-5 in the k.i.a.c. the
bulldogs were tied for third place with bellarmine
in the k.i.a.c. the team was led by sam cowan, ron
brack, alvis wooten and bobby keith. the bulldogs
were hampered by height, but managed to give every
team a good game, the bulldogs will lose three of
its starters due to graduation, as well as one of the
substitutes, in the k.i.a.c. tournament, the bulldogs
were beaten by transylvania in the first round 73-68.
this season also marked the last in the cage for head
coach herman bush, who was elected co-coach of the
year in the k.i.a.c, and remains here as athletic
director and chairman of health and physical edu-
cation department, assistant coach pete moore will
move up to head coach next season.
the nucleus of next year's team will be built
around sophomores ron brack and bill fultz, as well
as freshmen donnie lane, bob rainey, bob hensley,
and jerry bush, if the bulldogs can pick up some
height next season, they should be ready for another
good season in the k.i.a.c.
bobby shoots in traffic behind a good screen
standing: dove gover, ron brack, bill fultz, bob rainey, James hundley, alvis wooten, ted Stewart, sam cowan, bobby keith,
James hensley, donnie lone, kneeling: don calitri, coach herman bush, coach pete moore.
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swimming team
first row: keith sauselen, wait romano, hap cawood, torn swenk, bill moody, bucky colclough, coach thompson. sec-
ond row: don cordner, dave saxe, Steve baker, randy nelson, stan lawson, cas waddell, chuck conley, reid pate.
the 1960-61 union college swimming
team had a very successful season, coached
by John goetz and lead by hap cawood, the
pool record-breaker in the breaststroke;
bucky colclough, state backstroke champi-
on; roger watson, state diving champion;
and ron boone, jorge mir, hugh hendricks,
jim denham, george sparks, and chuck con-
ley, the bull-dogs gave a strong challenge
and came in second to the louisville swim-
ming team.
the 1961-62 union college bulldogs start-
ed the season in great style with a victory
over vanderbilt. the team had several new
members, upperclassmen as well as fresh-
men, the only returning lettermen were
bucky colclough, chuck conley, and hap
cawood. the new coach, charles thompson,
worked the team hard through the 1962
season.
letterman chuck and novice stan
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roger watson
1961 state diving champion
ray colclough
1961 state backstroke champion
1961 swimming pecoRfts
state records set by un
diving roger watson
breaststroke hap cawood
200 yard
backstroke ray colclough
200 yard
school records broken by
medley relay
400 yard
individual medley
200 yard
diving
butterfly
200 yard
free-style
440 yard
free-style
100 yard
backstroke
200 yard
breaststroke
200 yard
free-style
400 yard
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206 points
2:34.3
2:28
union dolphins
ray colclough
hop cawood
bill lloyd
ron boone
ray colclough
roger watson
bill lloyd
hugh hendricks
Jorge mir
ray colclough
hap cawood
Jorge mir
bill lloyd
hap cawood
ron boone
hap cawood
1961 breaststroke record-holder
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first row: coach pete moore, mike Williams, robert patton, eddie bean, pat murphy, ray wright, Julian holland, James hampton,
art logue. second row: wayne mower, douglas hulitt, charles akers, ronald brack, frank galbraith, bruce roberts, roger watson.
tRack
the union college thinlines brought the
conference crown back to union last year, they
were undefeated in conference play and lost
only to the non-conference foes, eastern, ken-
tucky state, and morehead. in the conference
tournament union was victorious over bellar-
mine, berea, georgetown,and pikeville.
the thinlines were led by seniors bruce roberts
(outstanding in high and low hurdles) and pat
murphy (pole vault, shot, discus, and high
jump), other outstanding members were bob
patton and eddie bean in the dashes, mike
williams, doug h u I lit and skip george in the
880, alvis wooten in the 440, Julian holland in
the mile and two-mile runs, and the 440 yard
relay team which included bob patton, eddie
bean, bruce roberts, and alvis wooten. wayne
mower set a school record in the javelin with
a hurl of 160 feet.
two men hard to beat
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the 1961 union college bulldogs finished
the season with a 10-8 overall record and a
4-6 in the kentucky inter-collegiate athletic
conference, the bulldogs were led by ted
marcum, monroe hedrick, dennis bigelow,
and conley marcum at the plate; and by roy
dugger and ray Johnson on the mound, the
bulldogs were hard to beat in the outside
competition, but ran into a little trouble in
the conference, the bulldogs lost only conley
marcum, so the 1962 season for the bull-
dogs looks better with experience and the
addition of new freshmen.
bunting lessons
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first row: reed tyler, glen conway, John moffitt, jim harbeson, roy dugger, ron dunk, ronald robinson, monroe hedrick, ted
marcum. second row: coach don shaw, jim mcfarland, dennis bigelow, paul vaughn, conley marcum, bob shaw, roymond
Johnson, don riker, autrey debusk, richard west, casper carlton, gerald ballard.
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tennis
the union college tennis team,
coached by John goetz, had a very
enjoyable, if not sucessful year, torn
adams was the only returning mem-
ber of the team, although the final
record showed 2 wins and 10 losses,
valuable experience was gained by
members of the team, members of the
team were: torn adams, floyd cook,
dave gover, mike Johnson, robert som-
mer, and charles conley. with a year's
competition under their belts, the re-
turning "racket squad" is a sure bet
to show improvement over past records.
first row: dove gover, torn adams, floyd cook, second row: coach John
goetz, John stone, mike Johnson, bob sommer, chuck conley.
adrian dunaway, |ohn bruner, bob wilson, dave porter, James guth.
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the union college "putters" had
an enjoyable, although not sucess-
ful year, coached by herman bush
and led by John bruner, the only
graduating senior, the putters gave
a good account of themselves, back-
ing up bruner were adrian duna-
way, jim denham, bob wilson, dave
porter, and James guth. with the ex-
perience gained and better develop-
ment of the putters, we are looking
forward to a better year this spring.
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girls
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how dull it is to pause, to make an end,
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standing in line is a union tradition
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this is where they take your money
where's stinking creek?
freshmen lose
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no! freshmen cannot take calculus!
already?
this is supposed to be fun
where's the confederate flag?
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Joyce stansell and Stanley godfrey, stars of beyond the gap
discuss the production with reid gilbert
governor combs receiving members of
the cast and crew of beyond the gap
little cast members of the pageant
in the pre-performance parade
early kentucky preacher performing a mass marriage
the rev. Stephenson spinning a yarn
a home is built from rough-hewn logs
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homecoming
dsf's kick-off
katheryn roberts
linda hill
oldsters
pfeiffer display
memory lane
darlene rhinehart
ruth asher
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youngsters
BALL
Stevenson display
raising a racquet
homecoming
alice carter
priscilla holt
snea's bulldog
alice blackman
nancy moore
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hank zingg as Claudius
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hank zingg, jo Crockett
jax Carroll as laertes
mike snodgrass as gravedigger
stan hall, bob sommers as horatio
mike snodgrass as player king
juanita Williams as player queen
pat hurley and pat hopkins as pages
stan hall as hamlet
jo Crockett, lou foxwell as polonius, hang zingg, alice verner as
page, jax Carroll
heLLo out thepe
lee alien and dick slusher in a dramatic moment
from saroyan's hello out there
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milton perry as jean
mary alice lantz as kristin
jo Crockett as miss Julie
dick slusher as yank
larry westbrook as paddy
phil stone as worker
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jim denham as iww official
dick slusher as yank
inter-regum
open houses
union advocates certain forms of gambling.
i wanna stay!
all the comforts of home.
want to skip the dance?
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interesting text, n'est-ce pas?
not too tight
campus Life
just when i wanted to go to
will casper win?
i crown you queen of the shack!
what's this button for?
Saturday western
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term paper duet
but honest they're my brother's
give me back my coke
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brother — all over — going west — young man
tintex-japlac-certain-teed overalls ads
and landsakes! under the new playbill ripped
in the guaranteed corner see bert Williams what?
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faculty and staff index
blacketor, paul g. 19, 20
bovd, j. h. 18
bradley, erwin s. 26, 114, 113
bradley, vivian 31, 113
bush, herman 21, 107, 143
carson, mamie d. 31
chadwell, clarence 32
cowan, loretta 31
davis, norman w. 24
dougherty, John w. 23
dougherty, janice lee 32, 106, 119
forman, elsie 27
ghormley, hugh w. 26, 108, 123
gilbert, Christine 29, 102
gilbert, frank a. 24
qilbert, e. reid 23, 124, 98
qoodwin, Virginia 31, 132
qreen, allan e. 23
guha, manindra Chandra 24
hacker, joe c 27
hansen, bruce w. 25, 105
hording, doris ann 23
hays, William paul 22, 119, 100
hinson, albert r. 22, 101
hissam, ruth 32
hoeltje, hubert 28
igleheart, j. hayden 30
kelly, John d. 23, 1 19
lay, mary alice 25, 112
lucas, dorothy 19
mcferrin, lames b. 31
mcmahon, william e. 121, 29
mcmahon, dorothy 102, 29
mangold, w. g. 28, 110, 111. 1 19
marigold, Constance 110, 111, 119, 229
mastin, Christine 33
matthews, robert d. 30, 121
maxwell, donald j. 22
merchant, frank e. 28
merchant, chnstine b. 25, 104, 115
millen, j. larue 27, 104, 123
miller, mahlon 17
milliken, rena 26, 1 13, 123
moore, kathleen 20, 113
moore, paul s. 21, 143, 146
moore, dale 32
owen, mary c. 19, 104, 120, 123, 132
parry, helene 27, 123
patridge, frances 21
pettus, mary 24, 115
poqorelskin, milton a.
potter, marshall b. 19
potter, sherrill 32
robbins, warren 20
shaw, dorothy 33
simms, charles w. 20
singer, Catherine f. 34
SDurlock, arthur e. 19
steinkraus, warren e. 30
storey, mildred 27, 1 13,
thompson, charles 144, 21
thompson, betty 21
townsend, milton 19, 1 20
watson, james a. 25, 115
watts, Winifred 29
welch, donald j, 18, 30
wilder, barbara 33
wilson, myrtle 33
25, 99
119.
123
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student index
adcock, ronald 54, 117, 119, 125
akers, Carolyn 1 04, 1 35
akers, charles e. 54, 69, 146
alexander, jeannnie 79, 109
alexander, jesse t. 79
allemang, thomas 37
al'en, enzabeth 54, 124, 158
alien, james s. 54
alien, patsy lou 37, 102, 110, 132
alien, william j. 79, 108
allin, edwin 69, 107
amis, thomas 79
anqus, Wallace 69, 99, 105 109, 125
armington, lee 54, 125
arthur, melva joan 79
asher, ruth 54, 92, 102, 1Q4, 136, 154
auraden, katherine 79, 1 06
austin, bobby ray 54
austin, david 54
overs, bruce w. 79
babcock, franklin 79
bailey, barbara 69
bailey, patncia 69, 108
baird, linda 79, 109
baker, etta ruth 79
baker, frances w. 69
baker, Stephen 1. 69, 109, 144
bollard, gerald 55, 147
barnett, lowell 79
baumgardner, nadine 55, 126, 131
bazorgan, mojdeh 79, 132
beagle, wayne 79
bean, darlene 78, 79
bean, edword 37, 146
beavon, |r. Joseph 79, 119, 121, 124, 131,
137
beisecker, nancy 79, 106
belzer, elaine 55, 132
bender, nancy r. 69, 102, 108, 119, 132
benfield, jerry m. 69
bennett, karl lee 55
bentley, John alon 79
bernhardt, robert 1 36
bigelow, dennis 69, 136, 147
bird, rebecca lee 69, 120, 131, 132
birdsoll, thomas c. 77, 1 14
black, alice mae 69, 124, 158
black, edward h. 69
black, lorraine a. 79, 98
black, robert 37
blackmon, alice c. 37, 92, 106, 120, 132,
155
blair, patricia 55, 108, 135
blrsh, richard a. 69, 100
bloyd, rose ann 69
bocock, edward d. 37, 108, 114, 126
boggs, kenneth m, 69
booher, ralph 69, 102, 114
boone, ronald a. 55, 145
boswell, mary e. 69
boyer, mary sue 79
brack, ronald 143, 1 46
brashear, a Ian w. 79
brown, mary e. 78, 79, 105. 109
brown, matt hew m. 55
brown, robert h. 53, 56, 1 16
browning, lana sue 38, 126
bruce, don w. 70
brumbaugh, harry 79
brunkhart, donald 70, 115
bryson, theodore 80, 131
burqe, randall d. 108
burleigh, david 80, 106, 121, 131
burns, carolyn sue 38, 126, 132, 135
burton, Chester g. 38
burton, eleanor s. 80
bush, gerald s. 80
bush, john a. jr. 70, 107
butler, herbert h. 38, 107, 116, 99
butler, laurance c. 70, 109
cabrero, carmen 70
calitri, donald I. 70
canfield, paul t. 80
carlock, janet kay 80, 112
carlton, casper v. 38, 92, 147, 127
carmines, james w. 56
carnes, maxola 56
carr, richard d. 70, 125
carter, alice faye 80, 91, 92, 131, 154,
127
carter, clarinda j. 70
carter, robert a. 80
cawood, albert 38, 1 1 7, 1 44 145
cerynar, Joseph I. 80
chandler, peggy I. 70
chiari, angelo j. 39, 116, 138
dark, alvin w. 56, 1 10, 138
dark, arnita 80, 131
dark, edward a. 70, 121, 127, 131
dark, mary ruth 80
dark, robert I. 39, 107, 116. 120, 136
clarkson, cynthia 56, 126, 131
clay, nancy glynn 70, 99, 1 1 1
clement, robert 70
dine, danny lee 56, 98, 107. 124
cobb, kenneth 70
cobb, nancella 80
cochran, mary m. 70
colclough, sherwood 36, 39. 92, 94, 107,
120, 144, 145
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union national bank
knox street — barbourville, kentucky
union national bank
knox street — barbourville, kentucky
serving the students of
union college for over
30 years.
safe
sound
secure
0 saving accounts
0 checking accounts
0 traveler checks
0 complete banking service
0 member federal
deposit corporation
0 member federal
reserve system
frosh find new home for their money
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student index
collier, esteva 80
combs, george rn. 80,
combs, waiter j. 70
comer, jomes dermis 80
conley, charles n. 70, J 07, J 09, 120, 144,
148
Conner, david m. 80
con way, glenn e. 70, 147
cook, carolyn sue 71, 111
cook, floyd h. 53, 56, 92, 147
coomer, Jacqueline 71, 112
cordner, donald t. 80, 144
cowan, samuel 56, 146
creighton, david I. 71
crockett, trilby j. 71, 98, 124, 158
crowe, lois carol 71, 102, 126, 132
curry, elizabeth I. 80, 106, 1 09
curry, mary ann 39, 100, 106, 109
dahm, patty ann 80
damstrom, kenneth 80, 108, 135
davis, barbara j. 57
da vis, wilma Joyce 80
delk, harold jr. 80
dellmore, dale lee 80, 121
dempsey, arlene j. 80, 124, 126
denham, james I. 57
dcrossett, aaron r. 7 1
devoe, John 71, 136
diehl, bonnie sue 39, 126
dietnch, lynn j. 81, 1 12, 136
dimarco, paul p. 71
diswood, priscilla 81, 99, 124
doolin, June 81
douce, thomas I. 71, 107
dudley, alice jane 81, 109, 119, 136
duff, mable lee 71, 101, 126
dugger, roy robert 39, 99, 147
dunaway, adrian 40, 92, 148
dyche, patricia onne 110
eaton, ruth i. 81, 136
eby, diana may 71, 101, 126
elam, drucilla m. 81 , 1 10
elam, linda lee 71, 102, 120, 131
elford, frederick 1 19
elliott, William I. 57, 106, 1 19
evans, wilma g. 71, 102, 104. 127
evoy, wyn w. 81, 1 09
fairchild, gail 57, 132
fairchild, harold 81
fattaruso, nchard 81, 114, 137
fields, orvel e. 81
flynn, thomas j. 81, 114
foley, elbert j. 57
foster, carol a. 81
foster, dorothy I. 81
fox, William f. 81, 136
foxwell, louis w. 57, 117, 119 124, 158
frahn, barbara a. 57, 126
france, brenda 81, 1 15, 132
f ranee, vivian c. 57, 101, 132
frank, Joseph d. 81, 135
frazier, mary e. 81 , 135
freitas, dan 40, 107
from, charles I. 71, 1 10, 115
frutchey, james a. 71, 126, 137
fuller, tonilynn 81
fultz, William t. 71, 143
gallagher, eileen 81
gardner, james r. 71
gleesey, William 81
george, floyd e. 71, 106, 114, 120
gibson, John david 58
gilmore, sue 58
giron, raymond 72, 105
glahn, david a. 81, 121
gleason, ruth I. 81
godbey, joann 40, 124, 126
golden, aubrey 81
goodin, bobby r. 72
gover, david 40, 143, 148
gover, glen jr. 58, 131
graham, charles 72, 108, 110, 121
grant, Joyce j. 40
gravely, nina I. 82, 108, 121, 131, 137
gray, gail worth 82, 109
greek, berna-lu 82, 137
gressel, ronald k. 58
griffin, michael 82, 105
gunn, james h. 72, 121, 131
guthrie, kay a. 42
hall, bill n. 41, 123
hall, charles jr. 58
hall, elayne r. 41
hamilton, John jr. 58
hamlin, William 58
hammond, donald p. 58, 106
hammons, arvil 82
hammons, euna fay 72, 1 12
hammons, james e. 72, 109, 125
hampton, james h. 41, 146
hampton, lawrence 72
hampton, paula b. 82, 100, 106, 119
harbeson, james p. 72, 136
harbold, david h. 72, 136
hording, harry t. 72
harnman, sharon 82, 110
harris, juanita p. 59
hastings, robert 72
hatfield, wanda n. 41
haulenbeek, robert 72, 105
hawn, janet s. 59
hawn, sharon r. 82, 106
hays, robert lee 41, 114, 127
hays, sandra 82
hays, Virginia n. 72, 108, 126
hedrick, monroe a. 59, 147
heffern, robert v. 82
hele, kenneth 59
helton, helen j. 72
helton, shelvia j. 82
hen ley, betty lou 82
hensley, james e. 82, 143
herren, harry k. 82
hetnek, merry a. 72, 102, 104. 105, 109
hicks, charles m. 59, 108, 117, 121
hicks, Janice c. 59, 106, 128
hieronymus, paul 59, 123
hill, linda lee 72, 91, 92, 126. 154
hobbs, carolyn sue 82
hobson, patricia e. 82, 131, 136, 137
hoff, linda lu 59, 102, 120, 141
holt, priscilla s. 60, 92, 102; 132, 155
hopkins, a. lucille 72
hopkins, patricia a. 72, 110, 120, 132, 158
hopper, William h. 82
hoskins, William 41
houben, laura I. 73, 1 08
ho ward, gayle d. 82
hubbard, marvin e. 73
hubbard, norma j. 42
hudson, thomas w. 73
hulitt, douglas r. 60, 107, 146
hundley, james e. 143
hunter, richard jr. 73, 106, 120, 121
inglis, margaret e. 82, 106
ire Ian, richard m. 82
jackson, freeda a. 82
jackson, Janice f. 82, 105, 124
Jacobs, maurice s. 82
james, gwyneth e. 73, 100, 106, 119
jarvis, |eanne a. 82
jarvis, mary jane 83
jarvis. penny lee 73
jasper, Stephen t. 60, 107
Jensen, douglas p. 83
lessee, gary d. 42, 106, 123
Johnson, betty j. 42, 135
Johnson, conrad r. 60
Johnson, dorothy 42, 1 15
johnson, elizabeth 42, 109, 136
johnson, judith 83, 1 12
johnson, michael 73, 148
johnson, raymond 73, 147
johnson, thomas w. 83, 137
Johnson, waiter 42
jones, carol a. 60, 98, 124, 128, 136
kangur, alan 83
keenon, rodney 73, 1 05
keith, bobby r. 43, 143
kelley, anna m. 83
kelley, norman a. 106
kelly, benny p. 60
kelly, betty a. 36, 43, 123
kidwell, barbara 60, 120, 126, 131
kiernan, joan m. 131
king, jay h. 83, 106
kirkland, martha 73, 102, 104
knox, kathryn joann 73, 102, 104
kraus, donald a. 43
krebs, gloria jean 73, 102, 141
kreh, daniel w. 43
lane, donald g. 83, 143
langdon, bruce 43, 117, 119, 127
lantz, mary alice 73, 124
launn, lois e. 68, 73, 102, 135
lawson, clarence 60
lawson, Stanley g. 83, 144
leach, carole I. 83
leach, clarence jr. 61, 104
leathersich, peter 78, 124, 136
leslie, doris 83, 124, 136
lilley, reginald 43
linblad, robert b. 44, 98, 124
lloyd, john h. 44, 107
lloyd, norman w. 61, 107, 145
look, paulette 73, 102, 104, 132
loos, earl don 44, 99, 123
lovelace, billy b. 44, 99, 104, 111, 115, 120
lovett, gary j. 61
ludwig, charles 83
mccluskey, james 73
mcconnell, dorothy 73, 124
medermott, gretchen 61, 104, 120
mcdonald, sharon 61
mcfarland, james 74, 127, 147
megaughy, linda 73, 104, 126. 137
mabelitini, regina 53, 61, 98. 124, 138
mace, Jennings 83, 105
mafarachisi, boaz 83, 1 14
maggard, vernon 44
manuel, james r. 44, 111, 115. 128
marcum, teddy 45, 1 47
marcus, lloyd 61
martin, joe d. 74
masingil, homer 45
massie, james d. 83
matheson, gail 83
mathews, james 61
matthews, wayne 74
maxey, donald 45, 114, 116, 120, 128
mays, dons d. 83
megee, milton 74
melton, ethel s. 83, 135
messeck, John d. 83
messer, anna I. 83
messer, flem r. 45
messer, gertrude 45
miller, diana I. 45, 102
miller, wendell 62
mills, basil 53, 62
mink, susan c. 74, 91, 120, 103, 119, 106,
132
minter, edward 62, 99
mir, Jorge 74, 107, 145
mitchell, charles 83, 106
mitias, michael 62
moffitt, John w. 62, 147
mohr, florence 83, 132
monro, alfred 62
moody, william n. 83, 109, 144
moore, margaret 46
moore, nancy ann 74, 91, 92, 103, 104, 126
132, 155
moose, edward 84, 135
mott, theodore e. 62, 111, 1.25, 114
mulley, willian 74
murphy, lawerence 62, 1 27
mutambara, john 84, 131, 114. 137
napier, canton 46, 123
nealis, john a. 46, 107, 116, 136
nealis, wayne s. 84, 116
neitzel, loretta 84
neland, kenneth 84, 109
nelson, gregory 84, 1 44
nelson, james c. 46, 106
newport, thomas 84, 135
newsom, marie e. 84, 99
niemann, bonnie 63, 103, 132,. 136
nippert, howard r. 63, 105
oesch, daniel 74, 1 16, 127, 136
orr, john t. 46, 111, 136
osborne, carolyn 74, 106, 1 10
parker, anna lee 46
parker, james w. 47
parker, robert 63
parks, richard 63
parrott, judy c. 74, 101, 103 126, 137
parsons, robert 84
pate, robert 84, 1 44
patton, robert 63, 119, 128
payne, donald ray 63, 119, 128
peacock, Joyce 84, 131, 132
pence, daniel 74
perdew, landon 47
perry, milton 74, 119, 100, J 24
Peterson, robert s. 63, 115, 128
philpot, bonnie I. 84, 115
phyllides, marilyn 63, 126
pickard, donald 47
pifer, erick, 68, 74, 108
pike, lawrence 64, 110
potter, finley c. 105, 108
powell, patricia 47
pridgen, roland w. 47, 107, 126, 128
quast, kenneth 84
quillen, earl w. 64, 1 15
rainey, bobby 84, 143
ramke, ronald 47, 106, 120, 121, 131
redfern, j. Jerome 64, 100, 106, 119
reeves, linda I. 84, 106
reid, george 64, 1 1 9
reid, robert k. 84
reiley, william g. 84, 110, 119, 137
reynolds, evelyn 48, 126
rhinehart, darlene 84, 92, 154
rice, bonnie sue 84
rice, harry s. 74, 1 1 1
rice, jennie jo 74, 108, 111, 135
rice, paul 64
richman, Joseph 74
riker, donald 147
rivel, john I. jr. 64, 105, 108, 121
roberts, katheryn 48, 92, 104, 111, 120,
136, 154
roberts, mary j. 74, 1 32
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pope
lumber
company
national
gypsum
products
r. f. Johnston
paints
546-4136
barbourville
kentucky
people's
gas
company
natural
gas
service
phone:
546-4185
barbourville
kentucky
serving the kentucky area
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student m6ex
robertson gene h.
robinette, Joanne 75
robinson, paul e. 64
robinson, ronald r. 48, 147
rodeck, douglas w. 65, 136
rogers, Judith a. 84, 124, 126, 136, 154
rogers, mary 75, 1 12
romano, waiter t. 75, 109, 115, 144
roop, ernest g. 84
rose, Christine 84, 108, 121, 131
rushton, richard 1 18, 121, 131
russell, ella s. 65, 141
Salisbury, linda 65, 103, 106
salyer, buddy 75, 107, 120, 1.36
Sanderson, doris 48, 103, 110. Ill, 126
sapp, robert w. 65, 125
satterly, arnold 49
sauselen, keith 84, 109, 144
saxe, david n. 84, 109, 131
sayre, j. ried 65
sayre, William 85
scent, judy 75, 106
schuldt, robert 49, 1 17, 121
schultz, carol 75, 110, 120,
schweitzer, david 85
seeburg, ingrid 85
sell, norbert
sergent, annabel 78,
serrano, eulalia 75
show, leslie 75, 103,
shaw, james 85, 13
sheldon, alberta 75
shell, mary f. 85
shellenbarger, george 85, 108 124, 114, 135
shelton, alvin 85
shelton, donald 49, 126
shepherd, John 36, 49, 92, 1?0
sheppard, rex 49.
shetler, leonard 85, 131
sibert, james 75
sieswerda, paul 75
simmermon, Judith 85
simpson, kenneth 50, 106, 1]9
sizemore, adna 85
slusher, richard 50, 98, 106, 124, 126, 158
smart, montrose 65, 112
smith, betty 85, 115
smith, ellis jr. 85
smith, glenda c. 85
smith, mary lou 75, 104, 110. 137, 106
smith, robert m. 50, 117
snook, waiter 65, 1 1 7
snowball, sally 75, 103, 104, 108, 110, 126
127, 128, 132
144
128
137
85
135
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104, 121 131
107
126,
131, 141
soares, ronald 65
sorrell, terry 85
sparks, george 138
spath, John paul 66, 107
sproul, james 1 19, 106
stacy, adam 111, 50
stamper, larry 66
stark, william jr. 85
stepchuck, mary a. 75, 138
Stephens, brenda 85, 109
stetler, rae 75, 103, 104, 128
Stevens, martha 75, 104, 119. 124,
stinson, edward 75, 108
stinson, james a. 66, 121
stone, george 66, 1 1 1
stone, philip 76, 105
stone, William j. 50
strong, william 85
strother, linda 85
strother, ottis b. 76
strunk, danny 76, 105,
sturdevant, david 85
suffelette, mary a. 66,
sullivan, jay 85
swanner, earl 76
swanner, norma 50
swenk, thomas 76, 1 36,
symes, John e. 51 , 121
szabo, richard 76
taylor, freida 76
taylor, jacquelynn 85,
106
taylor, Joanne 51 , 112
taylor, patsy 76
taylor, victor 66, 124
tender, John w. 85, 99
thomas, albert w. 85
thomas, cecil jr. 51
thomas, Joyce ann 86, 132,
thompson, donna I. 76, 106
thompson, james 86
thurston, cecil 86
tignor, cassandra 86, 1 09,
ting, siew mee 86, 1 37
tower, harriet 51, 95, 104, 111, 120, 132
townsend, margorie 76, 126, 132
trader, Jonathan 76
louis 76
donald 86, 108, 121, 131
william e. 86
carol I. 86, 108, 124, 136
james 86, 126
John c. 108
109 144
131, 132, 136, 137,
127, 106
126, 135
trefz
turner
turner
ulrich,
valentine
valentine
venditti, vincent 138
vickers, janet m. 86
waddell, castner 86, 108, 131 144
waqner, ronald 86
walker, ronald 76
waller, lorrene 86, 1 05
wallin, curtis 51, 106
washabaugh, richard 76
watkins, daniel I. 86
watkins, jenny h. 66
watson, karen s. 76, 103
watson, roger a. 51, 102, 98, 124, 127, 145,
146
watson, ronald 111, 115, 1 35
webb, gilley elberta 76, 99, 105
welch, lyda sue 76, 103
werley, Joan e. 66, 112, 119 126
wesley, elizabeth 76, 101, 126, 137
west, millard larry 86
west, richard 52, 136, 147
westbrook, lawrence 77, 1 26
wharton, John 67
white, ruth 67
whiteman, david 67, 121, 114
Whitfield, carol glee 67, 100, 103, 106, 120
wilder, fred 67
wilder, morris 67, 108, 121
wilder, vernon o. 77, 1 05
wilkins, charles 77
Williams, michael 67, 92, 145
Williamson, nona 77, 1 08
wilson, robert k. 52, 106, 1 2Q
wilson, wesley c. 77, 121
woo, helen 86, 1 37
wood, robert k. 52, 106, 120
woodbury, c. douglas 77
wooton, alvis 52, 143
wooton, iean h. 77, 92
worley, patrick 62, 1 26
wyatt, elizabeth 77
wyatt, mary louise 77, 112, 141
yang, james 52
yates, harry 77
yeatts, william 86
vetman, james 36, 52
york, m. lucille 52, 103
york, marcetta 67, 103, 104 111, 99, 132,
127, 106
young, betty j. 86, 1 31
young, james w. 68, 77, 115, 116
young, william 67
zingg, henry p. 77, 98, 124, 155
148
148
vanhook, lois j. 86, 1 31
foley's
rri-angle
laundry
just a few
steps from
union college
barbourville, kentucky
louis' drive-in
midnight snacks for midnight studies
louisburgers, soft drinks, sundaes, complete dinners and short orders
phone 546-3302 pineville rd.
168
cotton
cleaners
1-day service
pfeiffer:
becky bird
linda elam
Stevenson:
harry rice
george reid
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phone 1257
middlesboro
kentucky
american
fidelity
bank
member
federal
deposit
insurance
corporation
phone 546-3138 barbourville
kentucky
barbourville insurance
agency
roy I. faulkner, grace m. faulkner
and charles w. buchanan, agents
your independent agent serves you
with complete insurance protection
auto — fire — ■ wind — bonds
phone 546-3303
mitchell theatre barbourville
hernon
drug company
the
rexall store
barbourville, kentucky
169
Booster page
wes, dave, norm, jay, dave
ted mott
disciples of whitman
willie and candy
max d. yount
compliments of dr. & mrs. congleton
powell's barber shop
hampton & nau
woolum's barber shop
maynard
torn flynn XII
al monro
earl swanner & nancy turpin
torn & porky
pete & bonnie
"the flying dutchman"
"butch, bob, jim & 'konga' "
uncle miltie
the roving rebels
alkie , lush , sat
larry & sue
ron adcock
vie, dave
alvin and gail
maurice s. Jacobs
finley potter
west and speedy
lee m. armington
dick slusher
"bo and sis"
rebels — harry & don
doug ray hulitt
torn, jim, jack, sherry
blair and jean
jim and linda
jorge mir
gregory r. nelson
California or bust
jesse t. alexander
wayne, ed and jim
don maxey
barbara I. lorch & thomas c. birdsall
trader and gardner, 115
richman & szabo engineering
"hawk" "thumper"
bucky and susan
dona Id r. payne
Stanley and veronica
cookie & lois
robert wood & ernest hammons
bob & paulette
karl bennett
vincent j. venditti and nancy a. dearth
bob and joan
casper and nancy
george and doris
tex and sheryl
double j's pat & wally
sandra hays
jim, jerry and bull
wayne brashear
bob and dotty
torn and jim
hap et al
wait, alice and "babe"
170
rocaAaatcLA
Fancy
Canned Foods
Distributed by
HALE BROTHERS
Fresh Fruits
Vegetables
Morristown, Tennessee
herff-jones company
designers and manufacturers
school and college jewelry
graduation announcements
medals — cups — trophies
jewelers to union college
indianapolis, indiana
barbourville
firestone supply
court square
phone 546-4144
r. h. williams
most
popular store
on
court square
barbourville
the pause that
refreshes .
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middlesboro
coca-cola
bottling
works
(incorpoi
•ated)
engle#s
studio
the finest in
photographic equipment
and
supplies
— developing
— printing
— enlarging
court
square
phone
barbo
jrville
546-3142
kentucky
171
advocate publishing company
publishers of:
the barbourville mountain advocate
union college's orange and black
underwood typewriter
sunstrand adding machines
all makes of portables
complete repairs on office machines
cecil h. wilson, '38
phone: 546-3175
barbourville, kentucky
dairy products from meadow gold
distributed in barbourville area
Meadow
Gold
featuring the first completely wax free milk carton —
plastic inside & out guaranteed fully leak-proof
phone 546-3175 and 3779
barbourville, kentucky
172
d & w cafeteria
homecooked food
homemade pies
cafeteria hours
1 1 am - 2 pm
5 pm - 8 pr
miller-yancey
furniture company
the store of standard brand furniture
kroehler-lang-valentine seaver
young-willett-simmons
douglas-mersman-drexel
globe-tell-city-karpen
sold in barbourville by miller-yancey
barbourville kentucky
la
resita corset
company
Ph
one: 546-4173
walker
barbourville
park roa
d kentucky
now it's pepsi
for those who think young
cora s
department store
Jonathan logon dresses
majestic sportswear
vanity fair lingerie
phone 546-3148 barbourville
gordons food company
louisville, ky.
kern's bakery
for
the best in
goods try
baked
kern'
s bakery
london, kentucky
phone:
864-2725
173
refresh
with
milk!
when you're done
in from summer chores, take time
out
for milk.
drink it ice cold.
that
's when your thi
rst feels the full cool
'less
of "nature's
best refresher."
ice
cold milk, with
its solid nourishment
of
natural pro-
teins
and
vitamins, leads
the field in refresh
ment.
drink 3 glasses
you never
of milk every
day
chappeSI's
dairy, inc.
outgrow
your need
for milk!
middlesboro branch
p. o. box 29
phone 41
middlesboro, kentucky
knox st.
knox cash jobbers
wholesale distributors — rack jobbers
confections — cigars
restaurant supplies — sundry items
health & beauty aids
school supplies
hwy 25e b'ville
546-3400
174
western -
auto
miller &
ball
general service store
toys, tools
, tires
barbourville,
kentucky
treadway bros.
820 north main street
building materials
phone 546-3357
barbourville
kentucky
rapp lumber
and
ready mix
building materials for
every need
phone 546-3606
barbourville
kentucky
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d
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and dry cleaners
fur and box storage
linen service
phone 546-3151
175
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