Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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tClje mgjjlanbcr ' «.( e twenty-two iWcmorp 111 the vales of my memor} ' Are lovely castles and towers That were builded long ago In mv idle, childhood hours. They stand so g rand, so majestic — Like relics in some museum ; Some of them are vivid and real, Others are misty and dim. In these halls of silent remembrance I ' ve stored my greatest treasures; There I go when all alone, And meet with sincere pleasures. There I meet with many friends And find my joys and ])ains, And in some bright, secluded spot Find my classmates ' gilded names. There I stoj) to have a chat Of times of long ago, And with myself and them I talk Of things we used to know. Then we call the roll again, But in a solemn voice; And should there be no silent names Together we ' ll all rejoice. 1931

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NOAH SAYERS Grundy, Va. He walks through life as he meets every task; For work well done no questions are asked. IRENE SYCK Pikeville, Ky. Words and smiles of friendliness Mingled with much inquisitiveness. EDWIN HALLARD WHEELER Pikeville, Ky. ' I believe in friendship, for I have found it good; And I believe in kindly words, for 1 have understood. MILDRED WALTERS Pikeville, Ky. Contentment furnishes constant joy. FAYNE WILLIAMSON Pikeville, Ky. God gave us memories that we might have roses in December. NANCY WOLFORD Phelps, Ky. To do good rather than be conspicuous. 55? Page twenty-one 1931

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' S Ray Jackson President Frank Auxier Vice President Reuben Allen Secretary-Treasurer Miss Eichhorn Sponsor Herman Ramey Athletic Committee Estelle Casebolt Class Reporter (first semester) Marshell Watterson Class Reporter (second semester) Clay bourne Stephens Chapel Committee tv i In the fall of nineteen thirty There entered in Pikeville College A mighty band of Freshmen Seeking- Fun and Knowledge. Page twenty-three 1931