Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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48 THE STESPEAN illiillllllllilllilllilllll .:!llllllllllll1llll[t[tllll]1l1lll1{|!llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllll!II[|[!ltl!1l{1ll{llil1III SOPHOMORES PresidLMit R(jl )ert I ' eters (Red) Vice [ ' resident Riiy Xelson (Sister) Secretar} ' . Stanley Fanlkner (Pedro) Treasurer John Belcher (Sophomore Baby) Class Friend Miss Carter Class Colors: I ' urple and Cnld. Class Motto: I ' .y )ur Efforts We Shrdl Win. Class Song: if uv Hearts Keep Right.

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THE STESPEAN 47 PEPPY JUNIORS Ha])py Hooligan — GIonni - (lus Miat in the world is the matter with us! Nothing ' at all — nothing at all We ' re the class that knows it all Yea! juniors! ' ea ! juniors! These jolly juniors, lull of pep are well rcjjresented hy their yell. Al- ways on the go — can ' t be held l:)ack ! F. •er ■thing we take hold of we make a success. We ' re not bragging — we just tell the ])lain facts. We took hold of the Orange and Black and on e ' ery hand is heard. The best Orange and Black e er published. We ha e alwa} s had snapp} ' write-ups and up-to-date news. We added a special feature to the paper — Romance Nook — edited b - an unknown jack and Jill whose wise and witty advice to premature lovers alone is worth a year ' s subscription. juniors are sometimes called Wise Fools. but we are too modest to adopt the adjective and too truthful to admit the noun. In athletics we ' re in the swim. With victor}-, igor and vim. Just locik at the score, just grin at the roar Which we perpetuate Both early and late, On gridiron and diamond grdore. The Juniors have the best pianist in school, the best cooks, the founders of the Home Economics Club, the most enthusiastic and willing bunch of students to put on plays and literary programs, and last but n( )t least, the best class friend. ( )ur class friend. Miss Carter, through thick and thin, has stayeil with us. When we would get discouraged and our pep would leave us about our paper or class work she would always renew our igor by her pleasant smile and kind words, . he is a friend worth ha ing. And •es, cjh ves — the Junior class will royally entertain the Seniors on April the 12th. ' e challenge not only the little things of life but also the larger things for our motto is, Our Li -es Shall Be A Challenge Not A Truce. Odessa Fole3 Class Secretary.

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THE STESPEAN 49 JiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiin iiiiiiNiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniii SOPHOMORE HISTORY -I ' ■ ■ On Septem])er 19. a lively bunch of 15((}-S and girls entered Union College, two with fier v tops and others with black and brown tops, in full spirits for some real work. We have all sorts and conditions of men in our class. C)ne is full of fun. a real good sport, and medal winner for tardiness. Who? — Same who won the baljy doll on Hallowe ' en night for best disguise. It ' s no other than Mike; e eryboch- knows him. Two are good artists — Roy Nelson and Robert Weed — who take great interest in drawing crocky diles and are bound for the Hall of Fame. We have fine athletes in our class, among them such stars as China Mae and Mary Richardson. Well, all the Sophs are of specal interest — everyone knows that. — but just watch when it comes their turn to give a literary pro- gram ! They dramatized a part of Silas Marner and staged it with high credit. In Decemlier the Sophomores s ponsored the iMiglish Dri e. They made beautiful posters, suggesting the value of Good English and gave an interesting play in which bad English was lianished now. henceforth and forever. ' English in old Union for that week at least deserved an A grade and we believe we accomplished some permanent good. English is our strong point with Miss Carter our faculty adviser so ably directing the vcirk. We ' re on the spot when called upon. Take note of the Academy class of ' 26. We ' re a gay rollicking care-free bunch of picnickers. When we ' re out for a good time aa ' c have it. Class spirit manifests itself there as well as in the class work where we dig deep and earnestly for knowledge. Hats ofT to the Sophs ! Freshies look up and Juniors look down ! ( )h yes our athletic record is the Aery pink of perfection and our faculty adviser, our leader in every- thing, is ti]i-top ; if anyone doubts it just ask one of the Bunch. Whickety whack, clickcty clack. We are the class that won ' t stand l)ack ! Rah Rah Ray Rah Rah Rix We are the class of ' 26. Laura Roberts and Robert Peters.