Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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HALL OF FAME SEPTEMBER MAY Eleanor Marie Stone Most beautiful girl Mollie Trivette Ray Ratliff ..Most handsome boy : John Cline Claire Damron Best all round girl Claire Damron Thompson Guthrie -.. —Best all round boy .Franklin Day Beatrice Kelly Most popular girl ....Delia King Bowes Evans Most popular boy Thompson Guthrie Taft Weddington ..Best boy athlete John Childers Texas Looney Best girl athlete . ' . Lenna Mae Potter Raymond Wolford Most bashful boy Aubrey Williams Hazel Elswick Most bashful girl Mousie Hylton George Childers Most obedient boy Raymond Wolford Veronica Williams Most obedient girl.... Georgia Sturgell Ray Ratliff .....Class sheik ...John Cline Eleanor Marie Stone Most attractive girl Eleanor Marie Stone Bowes Evans Class cut-up Bowes Evans Irene Stratton Fattest Irene Stratton Claire Damron ...Skinniest ....Claire Damron Emily Moult Wittiest Franklin Day Thompson Guthrie Best worker Ralph Ratliff Mollie Trivette .Dreamiest Mollie Trivette Irene Syck Most important Bowes Evans Beatrice Kelly Neatest ....Mildred Music Bernice Kelly Davis .Luckiest Claire Damron Hester Auxier Best speaker... Franklin Day Katharine Ratliff Most dignified Emily Moult Bessie Smallwood Most modest Lillian Knight Mousie Hylton Most sincere.. Mildred Music Thompson Guthrie .Best sport Hester Auxier Beatrice Kelly Best natured Charline Coleman Hester Auxier .Most humorous Lucille Kilgore Irene Syck Class giggler.... Irene Syck Irene Stratton Class favorite Irene Stratton Bowes Evans ......Song bird.... Louise Greer Texas Looney Class flapper ....Lucille Kilgore Irene Syck . ...Teacher ' s pet.. Irene Syck Mousie Hylton Class man hater... Texas Looney Franklin Day Most in love Eleanor Marie Stone Hester Auxier Cutest Hester Auxier Bowes Evans Class pest Bowes Evans 1929 Page twenty-seven

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SENIORS EMILY MOULT Bridget Elyphant, Pa. Glee Club 28, 29; President Literary So- ciety 28, 29. She is a dignified, matronly dame, But she giggles, sometimes, just the same; At business she ' s handy, At typing a dandy, And with millions some day she ' ll win fame. KATHARINE RATLIFF Katy Pikeville, Ky. Glee Club, 28, 29; Literary Society 28, 29. She ceased, but left so pleasing on their ear Her voice, that listening still, they seemed to hear. HAZEL ELSWICK Peg ' Pikeville, Ky. Junior Play 26, 27; Literary Society 27, 28; Glee Club Chorus 27, 28. Hazel ' s a little low girl. With bobbed and curling hair; Though bashful, you ' ll always find her In duty, both fair and square. MOUSIE ELLEN HYLTON Red Pikeville, Ky. With decision and principle she goes on her way, Devotion to duty her motto each day. nirmTTT.nniiLniiiiiiiJiiiiuimiiiimmijininiir mmnrimnni 19 2 9 ' Page twenty-six

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HISTORY OUTLINE I. Introduction. 1. Danger of being forgotten. 2. Officers and activities, a reminder of existence of class. II. Officers of class. 1. Of Freshman year. a. President — Hester Auxier, d. Treasurer— Eugene b. Vice-president— Thompson Stephenson, Guthrie, e. Reporter — Franklin Day, c. Secretary— Mollie Trivette, f . Class Teacher— Mr. Green- lee, g. Colors : Green and Gold. 2. Of Sophomore year. a. President — Bowes Evans, c. Secretary — Ray Ratliff, b. Vice-president— Irene d. Reporter— Mollie Trivette. Stratton, e. Class Teacher — Miss Fowler, f . Colors : Old Rose and Silver. 3. Of Junior year. a. President— Thompson c. Sec.-Treas. — Claire Guthrie, Damron, b. Vice-president— Delia d. Reporter— Mollie Trivette, King, e. Class Teachers — Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, f. Colors: Lavender and White. 4. Of Senior year. (For a, b, c, d, and e, see page 20, Highlander, 1929.) f. Flagpole committee, Mollie Trivette, Ralph Ratliff. g. Colors: Yale Blue and White. III. Activities. 1. In year ' 25- ' 26. a. Represented on basketball team by (1) Hester Auxier, (2) Texas Looney, (3) Beatrice Kelly. b. Had the only Freshman Girls ' Glee Club. 2. In year ' 26- ' 27. a. Represented in basketball by (1) Four girls — Delia King, captain; (2) Three boys — John Hughes, captain. b. Had four members in the Junior High Orchestra. c. Two members held offices in the Junior High Literary Society. Page twenty -eight nrnnrnnTnrnmTTmimmTmmTnTmTTnTmiTTmnm 19 2 9 ' • ' ' ' ™™ IMMmlllMnnmminni ;