Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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Page Thirty THE RECORD l COLLE J , PEP P l,,, tt it tt i tttittttttthti L'm:iltu'ti+r Afliziiigc im' .Xlzu'it-ttnl Cliztngc fin' ,Xlzn'i6tt:iT hliihn llcrzln s-l 1l1:n't kiiwn' whit tht- girl is, lint liars-'S :i ilinin-. 'I-'Z X' lfznniy' Lil3llll7F- ghllll-fiflgfk' is Il grczil gains. isn't it? ' , . . llt'l'llCl't ll1ZlllL'f XOS, hnt it 2llWZlj'a tc- stills in il tn-. 'X' 'E' 'Z' 1 Ptvillff Q'lzii'l4,--Hllliri was thc snizillest inztn in liisiuiwf . b , - - Hilrlzi l1Cl'llll-- lhu ,Rmnzui snlclrci' who slt-pt nn his wzitcli. '! ! Z' .Xlzniizi 'lit-1':iiisiXYli:it pine has the slixirp- t-st mt-flltfsf Unlly lflsn'icl:f'lllic l'Hl'Cl1-llillt. -I--I-'Z-1 LQ li. l'A2lI'lL'j'-W-XxvlllltCl11ll'2lCtC1 w ut llninzis ztrc' sinnc girls in this scliuul ttinil ot? l'hilip Halls-s lllic 'lllll'C'f' hill?-liC'l'l'L'1'9. 'l' 'X' 'X' Clzihi' Hughes- Xlflint kincl ul' liurst- flirl l'zu.il lxt-x'ci'v rifle nn his nnrlnight -im1i'11vyf XY!lltt'l' 'lliiglu-ssslt nnist lizwt- hm-ii ll nig'lit-ni:n't-. 'X' 'X' 'I' .Xliss llillfflfm' what was Yun llykc :lis- lll1QlllSl1Cfl ? X'ii'giniz1 l'lc-i'cfin'cl-lim' his ht-:n'rl. L'li:n'lcs .XlCZlflL'-fxxvllill is it that has eight lugs zinfl sings tlncmt- tinics il rlzly? ,Xlilcs 'lxllZll'liC1'-fx ilnzlrtct plziyiiig sniallf tinic imiclcville. 'I' 'X' 'Z' Hztnnzth Ushn1'iic--- Yun know sunic une triwl tu put his :mn zmmiiml nic thrce tiniu- lzlst night. Czitliwiiic .Xlcziclc--Soiiiv Zlfllll +4-'Z' , fx - rx '- licss Snnthslhey say L'Ul4ll1lI'QltlUll5 hzivf nu snnls. Charles 'l.l1'iVcttc --llww zthuut the Slim? Trust? 'I' 'X' 'f' ' Dnulmtftil bluniu1'-- lf you :irc in tluunt :ihunt kissing' Il girl, what flu you flu? .Xlyce ilicwiitvlrls-lliw hex' thc beneiit Ot thc flnnht. 'I' 'I' 'Z' lfstci' Klzic XYilliz1insss.Xi'c ynni' pculilt well tu JO? ' ,luck Nlillci'-Nu: tlit-y'1'c html to cln. -z- -1- -1- Chztrles Xlmmim-f-XYlici'c clirl you get that han' on your coat? liill 'l'nllix'ci'--linani tht- hezul uf thc hell. 'I--P+ Nt-xvtuii llK7I'1lC'?xXYCI'k' you hzishful thc lirst time yin Calla-cl nn :L girl? l1:n'klc'y llnrlte 4 Ytis, hut llCl' father hcliwcl nit- mint. '

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T H E R E C O R D Page Twenty-nine SENIOR ANTHEM I-ip-i-ady. i-a. i-a, I-ip-i-ady. i-a, ' I don't care what becomes of me. Since a Senior I now can be. I-ip-i-ady. i-a. i-a. I-ip-i-ady. i-a, bing ol joy as you please. Never Seniors like these. I-ip-i-ady. i-a. THE SENIORS 'I hey may not be handsome as some folks you know. But the wisdom of Juniors and Sophs make no show, :Ind Freslties most certainly have to' go slow. For Seniors. Perhaps they don't work hard and can't do a sum, And there may be a few days their work's on the bum: But certain it is one could never look glum .-Xround our Seniors. It is rumored they sometimes cause teachers to frown, . But some can get grades their hard labors to crown: But no one can well hold front chapel seats down, Hut Seniors. You may not have liked them and thought they had cheek. But still there are some of them ranked 'mongst the meek. And we'll guarantee you'll want back in a week. Our Seniors. FAREWELL, SENIORS Farewell, Seniors! Farewell? I almost doubt it. I think some have the Pikeville College habit. Now. theres our cute little curly-headed boy, Gabe, whoiis always so willing, and has been such a good worker. I don't believe you could leave. .-Xnd Philip, you know you wouldn't leave us. I tlvnt see how the school could run or the I,atin Department be maintained without you. Charles and C. H. would grow gray hairs and wrinkles tverrying' about our posters and advertisements. john would be afraid we'd all grow long'-faced and solemn, and then, who'd make our stump speeches? Anti Herbert and XYalter, Dolly, Bess and Alyce. y-.ull have to go to school just to be goings Miles and some of you Qirls seem to have a determi- nation to teach school. W1-ll, it's good for you. Youll likely learn something. Hut if such a thing should happen as that you really should leave, my. wt.uldn't we miss you! You've probably tried the patience of us all until it has been threadbare at times. You've been known to make enough noise to he heard a country block It makes some of you positivelv ill to Wo-rl: very hard. You almost woulcln't get geometry, but what stars you were in algebra! I could gladly have pulled your hairs out, one by one, at times, and yet how I have loved you: and in spite of your chastisements you've bobbed up smiling. I know there yvon't be any one to hnd out the iden- tical thing I want and supply my needs. VVho could but you wayward, willful, good-natured, happy-go-lucky, sometimes diligent, nearly always jolly, lovable, and I believe loyal Seniors? CLASS TEACHER. L..:f4fN-Sift for f J ki A I all - Q77 4, P15 4 N f K ees - 5 yf,Uv..lf V. ' ' Ny-.g L jf xj WS,-if ,153 '43 W Qy?L?g,,.,6jE e s LZ 5' h- 1 1 NW' ag! es I syfftjft .- f-29'

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T H .E R E C O R D Page Thirty-one flenohia lYoodk lat babket ball gamel- Homer Coleman- 'lhat fellow took a look at me and moved to A -lunebug married an angleworm- the other Side of the Gym. .Xn accident cut her in two 2- Elkter Smith-XYibe guy! I stopped to Willie Runyon- take a second look. They eharffed the btw with lJlU'2llllY, . O fb b . A 4, 4, Now what could the poor thing do? I Senior Sentrygldaltf XYho goes there? 'X' 'f' 'X' lunior X'oiee-Xohody. . , . - , , .' XX here are you going, my pretty' maid? bt-mor bentrv-.Xll right. pass on. . . 1 . ' . ' 2 lm going to kneeze, kind sir, said she. 'E' 'f' 'E' -Xt who? -Xt who? At who? he said: f- H - AX-'li l A-th l :X-'l ' ez' ' Hrs L larkef l he garliage man lx here. L UU L lm L Nm' 5 ml She' ,Xlbent-Klindefl Vrofeksor-Tell him we 'Z' 'Z' 'X' don't want any today. r i . Lharlex Hall- lhey say she s the belle of .!. 0 'B' 'X' her home town. Cecil Ramey-l waf out in a sailhoat all Jxfllfllll ll1'12'l1f'llCll, l fel lllw U' be thi morning and it scarcely moved a yard. hlwt U' wlimg hcl' neck- -Xrthur Reynolds--'l'hat's nothing. Willy. 4, 4, 4. l ran a mile and only moved two feet. , , , Herbert Chaney-l'll never get over what 1' 'r 'z' . . ' l saw last night. Rlixf lQCCUl'tl'-lilYC tllt' Tl'1I'CC llluxf llTl' Ijuyiff VHlg111tUn,XY112lt'5 that? 11UI'fZl11I TCIISCS lll lilllll. HQ1'ljC1't1Tl1Q 1110011 Cecil Smith-Gettit, ilessit and Klissit. , 'I' W' 'Z' '? 'X' 'X' He-l. had an awful good time tonight. 'i ' ' , . . ' , , , ' 1 1 , , . ' . ' lxuth brone4XX hat kort ot a plate dio ght,-M50 thd l'Fwje1.teCtlvZuYTlll. , l . you go to last kumnieri ' ' . Y. . . . J lladeline Llnlders-hludge tor yourselt. + 'X' -X hair net lasted me two weeks. 'X' 'E' 'X' Miss Sehrainm-llhat if gender? lra Hall-Gender tells whether a man! feminine, masculine or neuter. 'X' 'X' 'E' Laura 'llrivette-'lihat air's Cold. Charles Yenters 4That air what? 4' 'Z' 'f' .Xlton Stone-l-le wantg to he cremated when he dies. blames R. Huffman-lYell. theres noth- ing like a hot finish. w V Q bhteelts very good of you to ask me to this dance. He -- Don't mention it Q it's a charity hall. . 'X' 'Z' 'I' Klerwyn Rnnyon-l had my nose broken in three places last Summer. Daisihel Lvtley-Put why do you keep on going to those places? '!'+'Z' Senior .Xdviser--Always love- your teaehf ers. Emmet .larretel tried that once, hut She got mad.