Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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d. Printed Song and Yell Book and with proceeds bought (1) New hymnals for the chapel, (2) A drinking fountain for Junior High building, (3) A light for the Sophomore class room. e. Were first Sophs to graduate from Junior High and to have a Class Day program. f. Originated The Lowlander. g. Had two representatives on Record Staff, (1) Hester Auxier, (2) Franklin Day. h. Had two members on first Highlander Staff. (1) Irene Stratton, (2) Bowes Evans. 3. In the year ' 27- ' 28, had a. Largest Cicero class in history of Pikeville College ; b. On boys ' team, John, George, Tac , and Ray; c. On girls ' team, Beatie, Delia, Tec, and Hester; d. Four members on annual glee club tour, with Eleanor Marie as accompanist; e. College Lyceum course, including class play, Mr. Bob. f. Junior-Senior banquet. 4. In year ' 28- ' 29, we are represented a. In basketball, by composing (1) 5-5 of the girls ' academy team and, (2) 4-5 of the boys ' academy team; b. On The Record Staff by (1) Franklin, Editor-in-Chief, (3) Louise, advertising manager, (2) Bowes, business manager, (4) Irene, sports editor ; c. On the Highlander Staff by (1) Thompson Guthrie, business manager, (2) Hester Auxier, assistant business manager; d. In music (Glee Club and Piano) by (1) Emily Moult, (2) Louise Greer, (3) Irene Stratton, (4) Katharine Ratliff, (5) Claire Damron, (6) Franklin Day, (7) Eleanor Marie Stone. IV. Hope of the Senior Class. ■ 1. To be the largest class ever graduated from Pikeville College Academy. N.B. Space forbids enlarging on the above topics. 1929 Page twenty-nine

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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 ;

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