Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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THESTESPEAN 61 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiimniiiiiiiiiuiiiiniiiiiiiiii:; ,n iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiimnuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii: 16 — Dr. Klepfer continues to assist President Franklin in his chapel talks. 18 — Miss Weeks starts a reform, and more white sweaters will be seen. 19 — Violet asks Paul to prepare her toast for the boys. 25 — Sue Bennet wins — Too many good eats, Aunt Mae. 25 — Anna Sloan comes to visit: Anna, Flo, and Fish spend the day with Freda Jasper Hainey. 26 — Big banquet; C. G. S. entertains K. M. DECEMBER. 1 — Mrs. Ryder investigates rooms for brooms. 2 — Mrs. Stevens, advance agent in Endowment work arrives. 3 — Captain Kline demonstrates in chapel; saves the lives of Bill Faulkner and Ralston Franklin several times. 4 — Mr. Mercerose, Red Cross Inspector of this district talked to us this morning. Hip ! Hip ! Hurray ! We have sixteen life savers in Union College. 8 — Flora goes to Lexington. 9 — Dr. Hancher and Miss Willard are in chapel. The great endowment has begun. 1 — e students presented ' .he College with a bell that can be heard outside the campus limits. 21 — Exams! Exams! Why don ' t you have mercy and wait until after Christ- mas? 22 — Lincoln ' s picture was presented to the school with great gusto by class of ' 21. 23 — Seniors are sporting their class rings today. Yes, we see them. Good- bye, everybody, until after holidays. JANUARY. 2 — Bon jour mes amis ! And did you have a wonderful time while you were away ? 3 — It ' s good to be back again isn ' t it? And what do you know? Thelma is wearing a diamond. 6 — We are convinced with the success of the endowment, when we see the force at work. 10 — Dewey Coleman is Dean Ryder ' s torch bearer in the dining room. 13 — Half of third floor girls missed their supper. So thrilled over having enter- tained the Johnson boys, they failed to hear the supper bell. 14 — Richmond double-header. Union victorious. 15 — Sunday. The Methodist minister ' s wife and a bunch of college girls pinched for speeding. 16 — Long faces and much suspense; Social Committee revives the Inquisi- tion. 17-18 — Days of the inquisition begin for the College Department. 20 — Dr. Oliver conducts the revival. miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinu:. .. ii;: , !m , ,