Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

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Mildred Thompson Kings Mountain, Kentucky Mary D. Forman Mayslick, Kentucky Dora Frederick Kings Mountain, Kentucky Marie Graves Springfield, Kentucky Green Hamblin Brutus, Kentucky Nell Fairchild Monticello, Kentucky Lillian Goodpaster Owingsville, Kentucky Sallie Huffaker Monticello, Kentucky Eighty-one

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3-3= Sophomore Qlass Hershel T. McKlNLEY President Miss Mary Floyd Faculty Sponsor Only the great are recorded in historiral writings — the Sophomore class takes it place with becoming modesty. We thank you! Even in our freshman year, flashes of our now scintil- lating brilliance pierced through the thick clouds of underclassman obscurity, and we managed to precipitate ourselves into the consciousness of all surrounding seekers of knowledge. Those of us, who, in the later months of our apprenticeship year, were fortunate enough to make the discovery that only freshmen study and all sensible people bluff it through, returned in the fall of ' 29 to try our hand at the great game of education. We elected Hershel Mc- Kinley. President; Zelda Hale, Vice President; and Emma Lee Fleming, Secretary; then we proceeded to subtly iniect into the minds of our fellow thinkers, by means of the year ' s first student-conducted chapel program, the fact that we were a power to be reckoned with. As is natural, we have been doing very well ever since. However, in no way have we neglected outside activities for classes. We are endowed with a basketball team composed almost entirely of sophomores, a team of which all Eastern is proud, and which boasts the only Kentucky member on the All-Southern. Give the little boys a hand! We are again enumerating the already famous names of Bill Melton, Bill Insko, Zeldy Hale, Ben Adams, Herman Hale, Virgil Fryman, and H. L. Spurlock for the benefit of posterity, and those not in the sophomore class. We are now nearing the close of our second year of collegiate work. For some, this will mark the close of our scholastic endeavors; others of us shall return. But all of us wish to express the sincerity of our appreciation for the helpful association and kindness extended to us by an understanding faculty and the comradiare of a great student body. Eighty

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Sara Jane Hamblin Brutus, Kentucky Eunice Dunn Paris, Kentucky Mrs. Elizabeth Graham Cherokee, Kentucky Fred Folmer Independence, Kentucky Sueanna Cheatham Springfield, Kentucky Mrs. Grace Patton Kerine, Kentucky Lydia Mae Hoffman Russell, Kentucky Es ' l ' ELLE ILES California, Kentucky F.ighty-iiuo