Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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60 THESTESPEAN iiiii::iin:iiiiiiiii;i::i:i!iiiiiiiiiiniTii!iiiiii:iiiiij. sriiiiiiLi.i.jiiiiiiiiiiHi ii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiniiiiiiii:!!!! ' ,: i :- : ,i , i i iiniiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinuiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiuuii!, THE HOUR GLASS SEPTEMBER. 20 — Vacation ends and school begins . First day, everyone is wearing smiles. 21 — Chapel. Dean and President absent. 22 — New French professor causes much commotion among girls. 2? — Telegram stating $750,000.00 campaign on for U. C. 2-1 — Saturday night and no Red Heads in parlor. 28 — College Department is at last coming to the front — seats in chapel. 29 — Prof. Bancroft and Miss Carter stay for Bean Stringing. 30 — Epworth League reception for U. C. students. OCTOBER. 1 — A number of college boys and girls late for dinner — beware students! New social reform started. 5 — President Franklin sings favorite song in chapel, Little Feet Be Care- ful. 6 — Big Bean Stringing ! President Franklin and Dean Ryder are seen smiling among the chattering bunch. 7 — Three cheers for Annual Staff! ! ! 8 — Wedding bells — Best wishes to Mr. and Airs. Check Franklin. 9 — Students are amused by Professor Franklin ' s graceful position on plat- form. 12 — Miss Murphy leaves off her fasting and begins her milk diet; she wants to get fat. 13 — Dean Ryder begins to enforce military rules in dining room. 14 — Once again two new K. M. ' s are seen fishing on front steps. 15 — Great excitement! New social order, any boy can go with any girl. Fac- ulty members are happy over their first date in U. C. 20 — Dr. Birney is among us and he makes our chapel very interesting. 24 — College Department goes forth to view the wonders of Cumberland Gap. 25 — Professor Franklin teaches us a nice song in chapel, Smile Sweet! 28 — Aunt Mae rejoices with students over trip to Long Hill. 29 — Sophomore class has a future. Rousing speeches made in chapel by her members, on Bad English must leave U. C. grounds. NOVEMBER. 1 — Mary Elizabeth says, I don ' t know in History. 2 — No smiles and loud talking in the halls this week (?) Exams. 5 — Dean Ryder reveals the humorous side of his nature in chapel. 8 — Orchestra heard once again. How sweet it. sounds to our lonesome ears. 9 — Whispers in halls, Social Committee meeting. 11 — Armistice Day — Miss Wilson gives interesting talk in chapel. 12 — The intelligence of the College Department is tested.