Campbellsville University - Maple Trail Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1928 volume:

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' ,Jr 'skin ll - E5 lv.:-.fs ss' I is islf g, ff? y f' 3 ,f ' f .x g , i. 1 X f , 1 X . t - I3 ' T' ' f K I 3 .' iw! SB' 'iq wmgm aww 'fy vi 'iifywgkq A VMZCWPE m f was f fw Nm V., A fm ix Q, 1 N I I Q EW ro if NN wb -wil: , 'i , XX giiiifwliv Xx no es r is ff xl wif' i MX Lx 4- , JH I-' i 45 , rniczmo x . . . x K at N affectionate recognition i e, ,Ts . . . i X s 1 of his untiring efforts and XXX X t his unswerving loyalty as QW MX X i, teacher and administrator, the Ny staff of the Garnet and Gray X K I dedicates this, the first volume, to our president, X i 4 X 'X V xx N N x W, F. JoNEs e MN , M W X' L 'Q likgkqbs J N S Q wa 5, , r, -WMA Q. .X-1. romzwonn N the vague realm of the future, when glorious suc- cess has crowned your every undertaking and you yearn to live again the school days of the . af' Q 'fre I ,. - Kind .. fl::11 N54 Q :Ev il' HIT 'Xl' 0.4 1 l NOUQQK, I l past, may these pages, one by one, reflect on your heart those joyous campus days of '28, well spent at Campbellsville College. --THE STAFF I , , 4 4 ,IE 1 .5 E - '42 5 5 VZYUNA t 9 O A1 kailwf xml' :V X.. L , A N.. ,Q , o I F , I i -f .1 , I CONTENTS HOOK I 'l HIC CAMPCS AND THE FACULTY CLCBS, I AD 'JRGANIZATIONS HOOK ll VHIC CLASSES HOOK Ill ATHLETICS HOOK ll' , AND ACTIVITIES HOOK I' F EATURHS HOOK VI YTiRTISElXlIiN'l'S w I h Ax 1 A -4 A .. , M J if U1 -ill 5. , 7 6 H is : liolcoffnlvu 5 1928 Garnet and Gray Staff MRS. SAMUEL A. TAYLOR Editor-in-Chief LEE SPROWLES Joke Editor OWEN L. JEFFRIES Assistant Business Manager RUTH Hosmxs HAQKLEY Associate Editor O. R. MOSLEY Farulty Advixor CAREY FRANCES EUXVARIPS Sfi0rtEi1it0r PAC!-' 8 JAMES NV. NANCY? Bn.vim'x.v Jlauagcr LIAGDALYN WADE A ssociate Editor FRANCES SANDERS Art Editor 4-,,?1s Q'fHN'1ZM5ffy4 Pggyn Z 1 Zyl M42 Mis jffigsg ww A WW 'QM W MM Wfff, f Hfffx ' ff11qfgqNRQWyWF,.,WW441f MX fifty ' 1 gf' 7 W LANE fff mem GRY vi V7 S135 f f ,,?WWWW up Q, A ' I I x , X rf! K7 f of Mfg flzffw A I if K. 1 fm' N Y i, jk , 3,6 jfs ? , f w 5 9 ' A I fgvffi ,-if MK P LK m A M7 1 Wgnmff wg , mf Wffflygf fqfw N ' M 51M XM My wwf o f L 11 M rj' M I 4- M 'W MS? ,M, 'P f W f ffm' lj 1 .5M NM W W U1 if M fl gc J ' Wf XJ W 'wa Qvm w I gjfi- fr' W 'W f, Ai .4 t w My : Mi y A 1 ff, Rf W af M' Uvwggffff X ,H f V' 'N x A f 1 Q' f l 2 Y P W H N f 4 If W ' W W vQ. li 'H 'fi , f qf 'rqj q ,. W3?KY ffs gf MM in I V? 2' fb ?'Ts-1.22 fi i iw '25 , X 1 ,W 0525 My 22 .. ,V,... V b M5 '-.. ,.,J---ff' ff! ' 1 I X J X k XX 'X N 'U mx 1 X V I f ' 1 ' KTA. 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X wif I GARNET AND GRAY. 1928 el xflzif iff QT, if, L, Y L w V L L L LL. A Y if ex '5i'i'2'ff ig fXt'i'Q. 'i1?f'???L7rf?3bgR32.S?fT3?'f7'?7,'f?QZ'??I?,il IE I FACULTY ? I i MISS MAMIE YANCEY s A.B., George Peabody College-3 M.A., Columbia I University P1'0fv.v.r01' of Eazglixlz MRS. ji. H. XVADE VVestern Kentucky State Normal l11sI1'11t'fo1', Junior High 5011001 MISS ANNA HATCHER A.B., Blue Mt. College: M.A., University of Virginia Graduate W7ork, johns Hopkins University Profmxvor uf l.llIlQI!flflt'S VVALLACE NV. LUCKETT A.B., Blue Mt. Collegeg M.A., George Peabody College Professor of History MISS IENNIE NEXNLAND University of Tennessee: VV.M.U. Training School 1ll,Yf1'llCf0I', Pl'l'l1!U1'-Y Dcfn11'f111v11f MISS EVA FORD MCKENDREE A.B., Union University Graduate Work, Louisville Conservatory of ' Music Drauzafiv .-lrt and Home EL'0llf7llIlLi,X' MRS. ALVIN LYGN A.B., University of Louisville: M.A., University 'of Louisville Professor of ll1Uf1I'CllICll'1'C5 PAGE 19 x Rx if,6,f, GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 giggfggfixllvaflfggglif A I , ,, ,L Q Q L l E554 Qifjfff? SQZFSCQAQKR4if-C1516aytfffvzivyifvffxife FACULTY M ISS UNA SUTTON Iiuwlilmg' Gu-cu Busincss LIlllYCl'Nllj' C'u111111I'1'vi41l 17vful1'I111v11! MISS LALLAH UXYSLEY Louisville Lknlsc-1'vatm'y of Music l'z'nli11 Dvfn11'f1l1c11l MRS. ELIZABETH .IEFFRIES Iln1r.u'kvvfu'1', .SYIINW Hull M ISS RUTH ARNETT A.I3., lYlL'UI'g'L E1lXVll College llmclllzitc Xlurk, LlIlVCI'Slly ni IIIIIIOIS .l.YSI.VftIIlf in Eugflixlz l11xl1'11rfff1', jllllllfll' Higflz .Sfllnul MISS FLORA ADKINS AB., Brcnau College lJl'2lClLllilC, Llngagu Musmal Lollcgc l'1'nj1'.v.w1' nf Pimm and 1l1tIl'llIHIIj' IXI RS. IXIAE COAKLEY lll.N'fl'1lt'fl7l' uf Piulm and O1'vl1v.vl1'u MRS. ADRIAN RATCLIFI7 LQUUII of IIYUIIIVII MISS ELIZABETH LYQN A.A., Campbellsvillc College l11.vt1'm'ln1', lfmrrrlz, Ififflz and bll..1'fll G1'11a'v.v PAGE 20 111 55513 wbbsifzf' . illbgfjj W' g ,lbjggggh C1ARNh 1 AND GRAY, 1928 4'ff -Q 'x.5j1' ' A 4 q ,5 - N I . lE:?LNw'-iffvffifffxifflf-fsfgflfvw Q4'2:i:i2521+?f91?rg2g:SQ Qa1 5-E111 1 1 'W T H IE C L Q S S E S EQQWQWE mwhiww 1 , Q: ,u:..,,:1u,,1v pg, mum-,,i4w:Qe-. sp ,S xk XV XE' 1 1' -151 'TH G..-F .gwal X 'fu' +1 , cl N5 ag:-A 1 XX fb' 'N f A I x wh 2 fa ' .EE '4 J A 5 FZ?-iff 9141 71l'?'41q3lWEn 1 615 1,12-f 'fr X WSU QQ -5 +W11 J3 1 'fi 'E-401 r,,, .ran 'TW P1 3 gf, We fF?mb 71 51, ,Ez 1 f'..Z' in ' 10,91 o XX ggi F 21 FQLM1-'IN VF, 'LIKAJ 5 F' .bak h 4 1- 1 X 11j7? X 1 1 1gQ 1 If -X 1 HJ J -bg-'Z 1 I1 -il 1 .Tl 1 -': X L51 1-- 11 1 XS x 1 ' , QQQAX fx, ,N -1 ' 'BENQ ' :- 1 Q 1, gif!! 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TAYLOR E111'1'111z-IN-C111121-' G1xuN1aT .xxn GRM' 1 1 U'lx1'IH' fo flu' ki1111'1'czl 11011111 nf l11'11f'1'11 and l10111v. I. MARSHALL MARCUM JAMES XV. NANCE H V10-1-PR14:s1111cN'1' P111-:s1111zN'r STL'1112xT Bmw: BUSINESS lN'IAN1xu121z GARNET .xxn QERAY fl 1111111 wlm ix grvut for flu' COIIIIILIIL, .-I 1111111 Azulm lll!X f7I'1l fo flu' 61111. C11'1'al1'1' 111011 H1011 l 11111-1' 1111-zu' li1z'ml,' PAGE 26 but I dmzlvl if. ' xxx!! f, -fsff GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 W ' M , , V D DD- X D,,.,i.1, 'I E:Qs fff6?+f2sf1ifsfffff:fQQrbe,1i+f79fff2?f?f9:--ff3-fljffgll IH cf' Y ' - 'ALQ f' tif' My . aA2L..,...., 'YQ UW 1' Ink. jlzlflfkllzb f.fXl l'.XIN Y.x1esITx' l3.xskli'1nAxx.l. Q.Xl IlXIN X ,xksr'1'Y l'uu'1'1s,xI.I. Ill' was 41 mam, lakv flllll -lm' ull ru ull, III' .vlzull nm' lnnk nfmn his likv u,f1u.n. HARBERT XVALKIQR ff1l1'l,f1'HU'2U, -zwll Iliff. EDITH FORD DORIS RANNIELS 'SHI Hin' mlztmztx Iftllllt' in small qzmlziitivsf Al 4'lu1rm'trr kvff lzriylzf mm' ulvmrf' PAGE 27 GA RN ET AN D G RAY, 1 Q28 A53 535 , ,213 E I l H1625 iff: ?fs?i2:-Qsgf.QS-Qfmfsy:Q:Q-Jffffyessfiaiixf f A , X ZELMA LEITCH CLASS Smumixkx' L,'.X1 I'.XIN X7AR5I'l'Y B.xsKli'1'1s.x1.I. Tl1i.v .vfzucvf girl is pretty and gag .-in 1'41'ruI yfirl in v'z'vVy way. COSBY BRADSHAVY fl C'f11'ixfim1 ix flu' lzfgflzrxl fyfn' of ll RUTH PETERSON MARIE ROSE If xlzv will, xlzv will, you may dvfwzzd 011 V5 UFI'l.l'lld fn ffllfll, of .mul .YiI1l'Cl'l', .-Ind if ,vlzv zvmff, .vlzv wmff, .vu !l1aI'x an lIl'C1Cff0l1fllifll-fIl1,l7Hd1.11 lmlzm' vicar. 'ami on 'lf' PAGE Z8 N I I I I, -Xxgxflfff X Y if Q X V .3Q5,f fCL1if X,i':f QARNE1 AND QRAX, 19254 ?24it ?f:fg:Eg.ll Ei? if xg F HN -H211--7 11111111 1111ml Qm-!-I 111-111 Im-H-I 9 v f-------- 1f nw -llllllll Q 2 .- n I .H.--- 3: -4 1 l -l--:S-l '- My .1 , --s AWE I 4,1 ov I 4 3 . 4.8 111 , 7 xxx 7 IT' EN X , lflf GARNET AND GRAL1928 lfgkifff-QRXRQCQ34 , L A A R' ,Tg1:'lLg1f+-if 5 1 QffifwQQQQ12YQQ2iQ2fasref::y:::QffQ?g1:s1,A:e 1. 'R 5 7 RS A3 4 Q NX Y 1,-H A Q 45 - I Q A - , 1 .x- ts s R 4 f 0 PAGE 30 ORTIE BRADSHAXV CLASS PRESIDENT ilvllflllllfl fn lvluxlz fm' and zmflzing fu lzirlv Itrusf in 1115 1'lltIl'tIl'lL'I' fvlf far and u'ia'v.' RUTH HOSKINS HACKLEY VYICE-PRESIIII-lN'l' Assm41.xTl-3 Enmm GARNET AND GRAY Hur air, lzvr mamzvr, ull who sau' UdllIll'l'Il Ln1r1'fcm1.v flzouglz my, mm' gfvuflv Ilmuglz l'0flI'f'll. LENA HORD Clnxss SECRETARY Prvffy to walls iviflz, f1lv11.va11t to tulle wftll .Jud jo-vom lo flziuls on. CAREY FRANCES EDXVARDS Lllllfllllfl' un lzrr lifnv, arm' n1isvl11'rf in lm v,vv.v, ll'illy lifflv lass, and ,vzmny ax flu' xl:zvx. ELIZABETH SHIVELY This lvud nf lowly billlll-lllllllis 7'lf7Cl1lllQ lwrvuflr, ,Hay fwmw' u lowly flniwr iulzvn 11r.1'! 'zvv lll'CL'f.H CRIT HARMON Tlzv kimlvsf man, ' Tlzv lwst-vmzdilimlvd and 1lIl7.i'L'l1l'l1 1 sfwrz Ill doing m111'lv.viv.v. CLARA TAYLOR l air ix flzv tlUllINt'l,' ilu' .vmilv slzv tc'vm1lf.v ,llakvx A'llllXl1llI4' 4 I'l'l'-V'ZQ'l1l'l'l'.U I Gwzflv in IIIKIIIIICV, sfzwzgf in ffm' 'p IQ' - XXX! Y ,ff 'N Qsgf M7-543531 GARN ET AND GRAY, 1928 A-eE?T,i ' 'Uni' If 'IT-7 Q- N, Y Y H- , Sfgfigffeffgg-affgffgf-fsz5'EQg9,v253w1i5N225fgSSE! IEII 52 'M EAR I, REXROAT I HI'm'l'I'I4'l' Hlllll, II Iffllll flu' llmll uf lwmllllllyf IIIIVNI I IIC'Z'l'l' .vfwzl an 1IllIlI A' laik Azwifzul M A RY IJ ICAN CA RT ER Tlmxr alum! lzvr, lrum lm' .vlmll run! lfzu fu'1'fu1'l 'zuuyx nf blzmmr. M ARGARIQT BUCIIANAN run' 'zuifll all fix .V-2c'I'ulvxf lvrlzwiv vu! f0IfI'Ud. VIRGINIA DURHAM C1'ufv-fzzllhv lull, dz z'i11I'Iy fair. FRANCES SANDERS 'II UIIIIAIIUII fail' ux uarly lI'lI'ZUlI, lfufizlzlzf 'zuiflz L I'l'1',X' j1l'4lt'A'.H VOLIVIZR GRIDER fr' fllmflkvf, 011 his IfIII'lIIlItIl'l'l1S.Yt'l1 Iwn-zu' Autzzrv fum' fzuriflvzr, 'Gv11flv1m11z'. MILDRED BURRIESS IIA. 2 ,,,.,f I P , , ,. , If , hu, ,K 51 I Y ' PAGE 31 X X - X f XXX' ,fff C GARNE1 AND CJRAX, 1928 1i55i53Effnf5x3SGQ,5g - C 'ff'-fag b'i.5.'944l3?fll Im XVILLIAM BOYD COLE u1,t7lHIfl, yay, and fl7l'fIll1tIfl'.u IRENE CACLK Hffftlff an lm' lips, and soul 'ZUI.f1Il-ll lm' Cycs. 5 NOBLE C. BERRY W 1 II'!1vu ll Iudy'.v in the mxv, Yun kmm' all nflzvl' fl11'11-rfx gin' flaw. LURENA GRANT 'l'f1r Xtlllll' fnday, and fl7I'4 IlI CLARIS CURRY .S'ln'zc' mm' .vfvady wim the mu EXIE PERKINS IIaN1v 41111 1, frnm van' I am frvvf' BLTFURD KNIFLEY UVM zuixvd ITUSIPJI with f 1FcIJlll'c' mid fvzsdnnl wzflz 111z1'flz. PAGE 32 Hy, -f wifi' GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 -632-5-.Q Q 1' xX 8 1 ,, 5334251fsalssffff-:4sza,'s3fQ:9+2+5?9-9wP9:Qfz?19992599231 mf F4 WJ FRESHMEN-HERE AND THERE PAGE 33 xA Tw!! I'5 1, A .. I ,jf GA RN ET AND GRAY, 1928 I --- ,ff 'l'1:'j?'4l' '1 VE' 1If7'f.'iT.Q1eQ-exggqze :Ang -4,1'-2,5 QA - -A K-9+-A A A f E..ht:..,C., .xsxxr X! C... 441777773 ?97,- , Ag Personnel of the College Department CUSBY BRAIIS II ANY CA M l'BELLSYlLl,E, KX EIIITH EORI1 STILES, KY. TIIOAIAS HAAIILTON cARII'REI.I.SYILLE, KY f,WEN L. JEFFRIE5 cAAIIfnEI.I.SYILLE, KY l,l'CY C-.XMPBELL CAM IIIzEI.I.SYILLE, KY NOBLE C. BERRY PORT ROYAL, KY. ELSIE ST. CLAIR I'AAIPRELI-SYILLE, KY MRS. D. XV. MITQHELL c'ARII'RELLSYILLE, KY CRIT HARAION IIRAIIEORIISYILLE, KY. CLARA TAYLOR cANII'REI.LSYII.I-E, KY EIINA TATILLI-IR cAYI1'IsELI.SYII.I.E, KY BOYII COLE cAAIIfIzEI.I.SYILLE, KY CAREY F. TEIIVVARDS cAIxIIAIsEI-LSvILLE, KY FLOY BURRESS cANII1IsELLSYII-I.E, KY IRI-:NE CPAULK CAAIPRELLSYILLE, KY CJMI-IR CACLK IfINI.EY, KY. LOUISE AVHITE GREENSBURG, KY. CHRISTINE TURNER CARIPRELLSYILLE, KY MRS. ALY'IN LYON QAAIPBELLSYILLE, KY MRS. CARI. CARTER CAIYIPBELLSYILLE, KY. SOPHK J M ORES ZELIYIA l,EITvH FRA N KLINTON, KY. J. M .XRSHALL MARcI'AI CA YIRRIfI.I.SYII.I.E, KX R CT II PETERSON CA M PBELLSYILLE, KY. JAMES XV. NANCE IAAAII'IsELI.SYII.I.E, KY FRESI-IM EN FRANIES SANIIERS CA M PI3EI.LSYILLE, KY J. C. RAIKES LEBANON, KY. Rl'Tll l'lACKI.EY CA M I'BliLLSYlLLE, KY l,EN.X Ht.lRIb CA M I'BELLSYILLli , KY CJRTIE BRAIISIIAYY CA M PBI-lI.I,SYII,LE, KY MARY DEAN CARTER GHENT, KY. VIROINIA DCRHAM CA M PBELLSYILLE, KY REEII ST. CPLAIR CA M I'BELI.SYIl,Ll'I, KY lYl.XRliARE'l' BUCHANAN HATCHER, KY. ROY FL'RKIN CA M I'BELLSYILLl'l, K Y DtJI.I.IIi BIOOS CA M PBELLSYI LLE, KY OIIA BRAIISIIAIY CA M PBELLSYILLE, K Y EI-IZABliT I-I S H IYELY CA M l'BELLSYILI.E, KY SPECIALS MRS. T. O. PURCELL CA M PBELLSYILLE , KY EIYYYARIY CALIYWELL CA M PBELLSYILLE , KY MRS. O. R. TVIOSLEY CA M PBELLSYILLEV, KY PAGE 34 lA'lINNll'1 l.I-115 PREXYITT CAIXII'BlfI.l.SYILI.E, KY. ljtlklt-3 RANNELS CAMl'BIil.I.SYlI.I.l-1, KY. lXlARIE ROSE LAAII'I3EI.I.SYILI-E, KY. MRS. SAAIVEI. A. TAYLOR CA AII'BELI.SYILLE, KY. l'l.XRBIiRT XYALKI-QR IN ELL. KY. LOIS ST. CLAIR CAMl,BliI.I.SYII.l.l-1, KY. EARL J. TQEXRIJAT .I A AIESTOYYN, KY. MAE ROAIINE TAAIRIxEI.I.SYILLE, KY. ENIE PERKINS ENIE, KY. BL'IfORIv TQNII-'LEY QANII-IzELLSYII.I.E, KY. CSLARIS CURRY I-ORTLANII, KY. LORENA GRANT KNIIfI.EY, KY. VOLIYER GRIIDER -IAIXIESTUXYN, KY. lA'lII.IPREIJ BVRRESS CAM1'BEI.I.SYII.LE, KY. lSLIZ.XBl-ITH BLANII RENOAI., KY. LESTER XYHITNEY IIATQIIER, KY. MRS. Z. T. OSBLWRNE HATQI-IER, KY. MRS. R. S. BAILEY QARIIJBEILSYILLE, KY. ANNA G. HATQIIER RLLE AIT., RIISS. IXIAGIIALYN AVAIDE CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY. GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 'Q i'N F..?Kf- N- -J W1,f5 wil ff Q 41.3 ,ff QD Ujmdmwn xii' , I 1 1? .9 H J W, ,J 'filly ' ' T17 f L H Ce! KW if? xxxr f ny 1 , 4 .,.f S I ' U - f l MM , rf' I I HM ,WI I WW ' :W w wf .uhm Y WL M 'alla ull ff ml ' X ' , 'f,f,fg5Pf,,WgygUf . W , ,ff rf - X X . f GA RN B, F AND GRAY, 1929 Qiisgg g Y Y Y Y Y - -' ' ff -Z? f1Aif:Zo,2 'LE,'..i.?5 HEI 5 'iv v ,..,,. , , ' RARFIET QW? - JG AY R yilggikki 'JM We-. 'SL JG I -4919 fxwiui I , V' A I'1'K,YQ?? ' wi' PAGE 36 MAGDALYN VVADE CLASS PR r:sm12NT AssoL'I.xT14: EDITOR GARNET AND GRAY Yon think shv is shy-Oh 1110, Oh 7lIj',' You just don? know hrr-Thats wily. RALPH PARROTT flzaruzizzy dclmmrir fvriucv, lVifh an armful of girls, Jun' a, head full of svlzsrf' ORENE FISHER 'Thy znodvsfy is ll' mndlc to thy mv1'it. HUGH CULVIN Tl1rrv'.v mlm' in his flzvvk, Tl1v1'v's Cozzrayv III hzs rw. LILLIE LOGAN TURNER HU' vffrmzl l'01Igt'lll.t1Il'fj' ix ax 1'vj'r'r,vl1z'11y as fhv dzsfzllrd fragruncr of a H tlzousmzfl fI0'ZC m'I'5.' EQQWZ GARN ET AND GRAY, 1928 5 if i, ,1g?Q2f:--- kv-:gi Egfffirx A-- --x U, ' Y VW 'Ni YM, ,, , rg- Q ''Q-QQE1-iv f,f,22.?:xQ24esQ-:ses-5221? A Qgvfhffzr 1514? ilgifafyil l j LEE SPROVVLES JOKE EDITOR, GARNET AND GRAY His lzvarf is a livarf all loyal, Uuscanrgcd by flzc rirrsc of fvarf' SARAH ELRGD TIivrc's a lat of fun in this world. EDGAR COLYIN Tha fairest frvasurv mortal times afford ls sfvnflcss 1'vfmfaf1m1. KATE MERRITT A lowing licart fliat liws clzazigvlvss flzrougli if all. HARRY SMITH find tlzvrc's a nicv yaznzgsfcr of crcvllvzzl fvifli, Fate triad tu coufval lzim by naming him ASHl1.fl1,.H mp, -'QW Y ,iw X ,I :rx A MAJ' as -P y 1, fxtmf, V ,Y X, Y X- xi if 4 1 4. ' ' 429, , A WW, PAGE 37 GARNEF AND GRAX 1978 I . il ff! I 51 - 4 Y - - .. - W11L4-416, ff 35?-Q17 AC fins, ,, 4f9:4ve2::+4S3f?,A, .5 V CECIL RISEN Hn ,MIX that murry ylarm' ilzat .vvldonz lfzdwx' lzvarfs rvs1.rf. REBECCA GAUNT 'lf fn lzvr slzarv soma' fvmalv vrrnrs fall, Look on luv' fnfv, j'01L'Hf0l'gl'f flzvm aI1.' OVEL RUSSELL .-I lzralfhy body, a mind at r'a.vr'. MABEL DURHAM .-1 safe mnzpanfinn cmd an muy friend. AUSBON KIDVVELL W'lz0.vv llilgll 'cndcaffors are an inward life' That makes Ihr' path for him always , bright. -ff .:v': QNEBEVX ' Qf6f'1 GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 gag.jf- QiQyfezfaf5f4s4e1f,r?f?1Q:f2sf,vfTby ef712fQssfrJll 552' -A iz SNAPS PAGE 09 - Xxwff. T71 Rs.-.fif GARNILT AND GRAY, 1928 W W l l IKQQEFQfffffflesgeiiQQ-Qfifiesesfsfefszqsfffgevszssfsvieis2s Senior Class Will Vile, the Senior Class of 1928, having carefully considered the needs of our faculty and student body, and being in good health and of supposedly sound mind, do bequeath the following in our last will and testament: l. To the incoming Seniorsgwe leave our wisdom, privileges, and books. ll. To the incoming juniors-our sister class-we bequeath our dignity land may they not abuse itj. Ill. To the incoming Sophomores-we bequeath our seats in the Detention Hall, along with our patience. lV. To the incoming Freshmen-we leave the class car, Logairs Cadillac, for they have a long road ahead, and will need many lifts. V. To Mr. Henderson. in return for his patient guidance of the class for the last two years,-we leave Mabels excess fiesh. YI. To Miss Yancey-we leave a bottle of Sloan's Liniment to be used on her neck, which was so often bowed through embarrass- ment at the Senior tardy marks. VII. To Miss Arnett-we bequeath our respected faculty ad- visor with best wishes. Vlll. To Mr. Mosley-awe leave all chewing' gum, chewinfr gum papers, and all notes. hh 25 IX. To George Lyon-we bequeath the privilege of sleeping through English Class. X. To ,lack Hill-we leave l..ee's and .Xusbon's ability to pro- nounce French. XI. To Marie Seidell-- Red Russell wishes to leave his name. Xll. To Kizzie Bell-Sarah Elrod leaves her oxfords which have served her so faithfully the last four years. Xlll. To the Dramatic Departmentf-Magdalyn XVade leaves her freckles to be used as beauty spots in future plays. XIV. To George W'ood-Hugh Colvin leaves his outstanding weakness-falling in love. XV. To Lucy lllcllonaldklidgar Colvin leaves his disposition to blush. -XVI. 'lio Mr. jones-we leave the rest of our possessions, to be disposed of as he sees ht. PAGE 40 XX I 1 , xx,1,f,-', .. Nbqifff V 1 , Exif GARNI11 AND GRAY, 1928 f' -Q 'kfjf 5:-fy 'X ' gEiLf kJfzfst-afqlfqkff-feeaa:-712: 5 Q' 93?f?1l I ' ff!! ' x if-K xx N XL x 1 IAHIII-num... nb llillli X ., ia J iff 0' u....f Xxxg I, . 13 f'f'3'4 s 1,-5 Q.A4 1 L .. fc.. 1 . u, 1 wW3f5mawua1 QM ff ZZ R fr, X, N x f ji'-f 1 N lj Z-lf X I ,.. X r-,.z-'- ' N 2 's g 7 X' ? -.:- f ,X i 5 if 2 '. ' f , K I ff- 'TV'5'WH mmxXTXTKUXWWNN l Z 'Ji A' pm YV L ig? if if E 4742? 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E M' U 21:2 C mf F M -4 g, - M 3 IIOMURE OP ARATORY S P PR rvy P-1 K Y PAGE 44 Y C5 :U IRR 2 ij, LT! uw H X, 5, U ff C7 4' 5 LQ 51 655 2 U 22 3 WA M Al' Wy H51 Q43 'K w, Ei? Nl Wu' -4 1 X1cff 1Q,j1f2pN1t2 XQJNIXXXX ii! iff mx IENX MEN PREPARATORY FR FSH Q'NfL,ff ig 355221Z GARN ET AND GRAY 1928 222,52 , f L5 , RM::il,gii5,,wX -A f f 4313319551254Q2Ifs+f2s-eqR's+:-fsfesrarAQ32 i'3'l?P9i5i?S? 25555611 I f 15 ' ?. brew 'W li U up mm img Kin Junior High School Department HIGHTH GRADE ROLL 7kkIIiI.X'IN Amr. YBRUIIIIE Sl?'l'TI.l-IS H.XlifDI.Il CoLx'IN HISE T.xYLoR :klX'IzXI2X' DI,TV.'XI,L RC,JBI4lRT TAYLOR JOHN BEARD ' :KLINIISEY M.XNN XXVINT BRUIIKS XOIQ.-X BROOKS NANQY GRIFFIN LoL.Ix HAIYIIY ALENE I.xRIaoE 'FEIIIIHXRIJ NICFARLANE MAIIEL RIILLER Dk-IAN E SAKNIIERS GEORGE BUCIQNER BURR GILIJIN ALVIN KIRTLEY VINQ'ENT KoI.LEIN LOYD HARDING 'Not in picture. XTHORNTON Nriwcoxils UARIES KPLIQR BRLTE XVAYNIE YC. V. TUCKER CHESTER BIMIIQEAIAN xVERCiI.X SAVI- XEYA RIAE RICHARDSON XARYIL CRUUQH SEVENTH GRADE ROLL EUGENE SHIYELY CLIFTON SHIP? XTHOMAS PROPES VIOLET RICE LILLIAN WILLIALIS PAGE 45 x E Q fir DP mf W WET 2 N IT! ,Q P5 ,, Qv Z ifif D' Tag an M 75 7 I ' K: 3' M if Ii T2 W N, T35 TNI? M , 85' I jf ww' f Hn 'ylfyy FU Mjwj, QQ mf!! WX ig M11 Xxx Lfgiii ITN I Tiff M ,Xi Ifflfff TMNT ENT INTERMEDIATE DEPARTM PRIMARY DEPARTMENT ! 3 I PAGE 46 QLXA, J Ml .iixilfffg ' 'Q Y f Xl lb,,f, d?VN XXVA CJARNEI AND GRAH , 1928 f ' EQ V 7, k , H ,qw Aww -,, ,, ,+A Q ' ?1fffiEfiif-7-figlifiiff9T +:f'z 7 ,3'f:5'rJEA?'5f4'5? if 5 iifffll I kj '-v' E ' ' ' A 1 ,rf f i , x - .ff V-1-4 fr mf-Q-33N , is i- 2 EQ. H- f 9 f- f , sl. 1 1' ' ...-...ig---.!:'-u. -1- Nw. . . , mfff : .-5s..,fv --J :E55l!l::::F7L'55:5:g!5- ax,-' fvhfr-4:1-4 ' ' f gm-.HI--lIE'g-ulii:--:IA X'E'!.i?.mn -. A-,g1,fefrDQg5ii' ,n -..-n ln, Inn. --ul w.--..:9- , --5-.--ff, . .!!'u--l:'lnfglu ..flun..f!' x-:ma-.a:? 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HENDERSON Coach Henderson, a product of Mississippi State University, came to us two years ago after having had four successful years coaching at Pineville, Kentucky. While a student, he made an honorable record for himself, and for his Alma Mater. A great part of our school's premier success in athletics has been due to his superb leadership and his excellent code of sportsmanship, which has ever proved an inspiration to those under his tutelage. OVVEN JEFFRIES CAPTAIN QL'fXRTP2I!B.XL'K Jeff, as he is known to us on the foot- ball held and on the campus, has been an out- standing athlete for us so long that we hate to think of his graduation. Twice captain of the Panther Pack of football fighters, he always led his team in great style, and gave to them and to those that are to follow a fighting team spirit that will long be re- membered. VVe all wish for Jeff the suc- cess in life that he has made in athletics for his Alma Mater. GATTON KIRTLEY ALTERNATE CAPTAIN END Kirtley, still in the High School Depart- ment, has played two years of stellar foot- ball for the colors. He is a natural athlete and one who gives his best all the time. His good qualities as a football player and as a man are many, and we predict great things for him in the future. PAGE 48 xxx If If :Sf N XX5U 1 Qggfgij gg-Q4 GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 W Q-RX f- E ER E, ME - R ffa5f+f2x6':f2ffxff4:,z6ekr sg 23 1,+f:e's2fffvQf29f+gRsibQi1l I fs' ' T1 BAILFY MITCHFII JIHIIIIIL' B111 H1xLFR.xc'K HAI-l4'Ii.XL'K SPROXVLES RISEN Sfviz ' HE-'ldfllffu END CENTER NVAY NE I-IARMON GUARD Crit TAQKLE RUSSELL MURLEY Red FULLBACK TACKLE . PAGE 49 GARN ET AND GRAY, 1928 , i M Y' , I ff 1 1 1 ltximffgsf-fQE1Rf47RRE644Qis xwrcf,syz79?f,:gf,SS5i:ifi ,:gggfg I 5 in SANDERS REXROAT Dick Rc.1 ' GUARD TACKLE COLVIN COLE HALF AND END GUARD GRIDER MARCUM S1zidcr'R TACKLE HALF KNIFLEY NANCE B.K. CENTER GUARD PAGE 50 NAM, f 1' 'if' xXNXllfy' f ,A-gel? GA RN ET AN D G RAY, 1928 jE1 ' fi'4g'::'s lg-zgfse.. -- - f l F X f siisesfes-esegsf-ee:,?J5s.J95yfagesgwweaafwel E11 f? .J ' Review of the Football Season i W'ith the opening of school on September 13th, it was soon evident that the football prospects were not so outstanding. Some of the best men of the previous season were missing, and those that had returned were inexperienced and exceedingly light. Captain Jeffries, of the 1926 squad, was practically the only man of any experience. Such men as Joe VVilson, Cameron XVilson, and Bob Borders. all great football players, weren't to be replaced so easily in the minds of the football enthusiasts, or in the held, for around these men the recent teams had been constructed. ln the fate of all this, those interested, directly or indirectly, went about the task of building a new machine that could carry the Garnet and Gray through another successful season. The first call for practice was issued soon after the enrollment was completed, and some thirty-three men reported with determination, and plenty of grit, and soon the lighting spirit was permeating through the squad which carried them through the season in line style. The squad was composed of three letter men from the previous season, but all the other men had had little or no experience. Captain Jeffries, of the 'Zo team was reelected Captain of the '27 team and, as before. proved an eliicient leader--one that could always be relied upon to play a good game and lead his men as a captain should. Kirtley and Mitchell were the other left- overs that added to the nucleus around which the team was constructed. Greenncss was the outstanding quality of the squad, but as grass fadeth away, this was soon fading too, and with such men as Risen, Bailey and Sprowles, of the 'Zo second teamg Rexroat and Grider, neither ever having seen a game: Knifley, Cole. Colvin, Sanders, Murley and Nance who had never played before and had seen very few games: Red Russell, who had played in past years, but not recently: and XVayne, the Sth grader, the Panther Pack progressed. Rapidly the squad reduced to son'e twenty-two iellows, and these hue boys and men and anxious foot- ball aspirants carried the colors of Canipbellsville College through the season with THREE VICTORIES, TXYO T112 GAMES, and TXYO DFFIQATS, The season's hrst game was with St. Mary's College, played in a sea of mud, a new experience for the fellows in two ways: tirst, their tirst game: second, the mud, itself. The game was a complete surprise to most people and our team won easily. This gave the team confidence. and from this time on. they had the spirit that is necessary for any sport. St. Mary was also our second opponent, playing on foreign soil, and this game resulted in a tie. Almost beaten, the game seemed lost until, in the last tive minutes, Jeffries made a nice gain off tackle, putting the pigskin over for the Panthers. The passing combination of Jeffries to Mitchell was the high spot of this game. The team journeyed to Bowling Green for their third game where the Xliestern Freshmen were encountered. The Freshman team, being composed of eight former high school captains and several other stars, proved too much for us, and we were beaten decisively. Following this the team was re-arranged in order to play a strictly high school game with Bardstown in which the high school boys won alone by one touchdown. Bailey, at quarter in this game, showed his generalship, and is being relied upon to till the place of this year's graduate quarter- back. On Armistice Day we had as our guests and opponents our ancient rival, Lindsey XVilson College, in the big game of the year. The Panthers went in to do or die, and well they did- without dying. XYhen the tire died down and the smoke cleared away, Campbellsville people went away saying, That n as the greatest football we have ever seen, either locally or else- where. The score 13-12 well indicates what the fans were treated to. A week later came the Danville Dummies, but their playing showed anything but a handicap, and the game ended in a tie. By this stage of the season, our casualty list was getting pretty high. but in the last game the tightin ' Garnet and Gray carried on in the best way possible. VVe met Lebanon High on Thanksgiving Day with a bunch of fellows in need of the atmosphere of a hospital instead of a football held, and we were beaten by a big score. The season is over, though, and the injuries have healed, and the boys are already looking forward to the 1928 season with great anticipations. The following men were given letters: Captain Jeffries, Alternate Captain Kirtley, Mitchell, Bailey, Harmon, Russell, Colvin, Rexroat, Grider, XYayne, Nance, Risen, Sprowles, Knifley. Cole, Murley and Sanders. PAGE 51 IX ,ff A gt-3, -X ,ly GARN ET AND GRAY, 1928 fwyfggxisf IEfJif'f2,5.cq,.2-'f fig' Q.: f4Lfcf2y' A Arif - ' -.1 -P 2M:':f.Z:I2g3S I S. 4'Cg.1'i.Y L-pnTi:1 :YQY 'sifQD1Xx,3, Q N?Rl'JjJ,'f fZ'T- ?7'9 ?f'fqY?' . 'Q xx? 1 P Y SSI. ,MJ I-L K Captains of Basketball Squads ZELMA LEITCH CAPTAIN GIRLS' VARSITY SQUAD OXVEN JEFFRIES CAPTAIN BOYS' VARSITX' SQUAD MARY XVELLS CAI-TAIN GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL SQUAD PAGE 52 GATTON KIRTLEY CAPTAIN Bovs' HICLII SCHOOL SQUAD 1 ,f JYZ ,Nykjf . A, Xg2f,fKf, 5535? GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 ei ZE'5,IfA S SK A ,nf SS Q ,, - 1 5 -gxff-fiifxffqzflr-Ef:4fy?q:Asry-7kQ.,b1f?3Aff9:UE?Ei?-5?H I 153' ' i f SQUAD ITY JL GIRLS' VARS S' VARSITY SQUAD 1-v ' BOY PAGE 53 ., , , Y , X5 gm 1 gpg 72125 RX f f GARNBI AND CJRAS, 19225 -L 535, 4 '?g,b,5 fv g V -- -- I , W1 HKQ1 fffffifff 5' X: ff' PAGE 54 .at D 4 LJ L , P'-4 A Q, A R.- I LJ ..- rl-4 .. If EL ,-Y v PT! p-4 V - Q 4 LJ oe in f-I C C 'Q LJ cn F E En P4 Q U3 fx, ww , GARN ET AND GRAY, 1928 'iw' gag-'X 'A - xxtlae vgtgifex c :xx ,xt Zi, f I e '4'f1'f4 ffQ e- e 1 -- I Resume of the Basketball Season for 192 The haskethall situation in Camphellsville College is one that is more or less individual within itself, The high school and college departments are hoth represented in the Athletic lJepartment, thus four teams are maintained. Our enrollment is suhticient to support four teams, hut it doesn't give either team much reserve strength. VVe could conihine high school and college teams and strengthen both. hut the present method seems to he more satisfactory as more get a chance to represent the school in the contests. Basketball practice was started immediately after Thanksgiving and the teams had to he conditioned in a hurry in order to he ready for the early games, the first being llecemher llth. For the college hoys, li ' the onl left over from the Tornado Five of the preceding season. He was quickly elected Jeffries was l y - I captain and went about his duties doing what he could to give the tiarnet and tiray the hest team possihle. Most people were somewhat discouraged with the outlook, but with a Rexroat and a lirider in the new material, and with Marcum, Cole, Knitley, and Berryfall newcomers--the task of huilding a combination that could represent us on the floor was started. Jeffries played great hall all the way through, and deserves much credit for the showing of the team. Rexroat and Grider, soon after the season opened, were good running mates for Jeff, and around these three fellows the team was constructed. The entire squad played as a manithe thing that is necessary for team play at all times, Such teams as Cumberland Vollege and Lindsey VVilsou were met and defeated. XVe lost to Centre Freshmen hy a close score, .ls we did to lini- versity of Louisville Freshmen. Twelve games were played, of which eight were won. The college girls Came forth with lots of punch and vim, too, to give the tiarnet and tirayi followelrs Y t l thrill after thrill in winning ball games. Prewitt and Leitch were the lettered girls of the season we ore,, ie latter being captain of the '28 team. From the Freshman Class we drew Sanders, lidwards and llord trom the local county high school. All having had experience of one or two years, it was soon evident that they would be of great value to our team. Sanders at back guard and Edwards at floor guard gave to the team a type of guarding rai'ely seen in girls' basketball. Edwards was the leading scorer for the team. llord and Prewitt and Ford, as forwards, could he relied upon to play consistently, as did Leitch at center. The other members of the squad were Durham, graduation, Prewitt, Ford, Leitch. and Taylor County Ili, Lehanon Hi, and and one tied. Taylor, and Mrs. Taylor. Four of the members are lost through Mrs. Taylor. The games played were with Greensburg, lolumhia Hi, Lindsey Nvilson College. ttf these games seven were won. two lost. The high school hoys seemed the best prospective squad in the heginning of the season. Such men as Captain Kirtley, Bailey, Sprowles, Risen. Colvin and Mitchell were the nucleus around which a winning combination must be built. Little other material came to us. so we had to he content with small numbers, small men, but men of ability. This is the second year of haskethall for all the fellows, but most of them have played like veterans a greater part of the season. The team started with a rush, winning six straight games, and was showing no sign of letting up in the least, when an injury or two -and an epidemic of sickness all lillt wrecked the team. We were forced to play with substitutes in some games which went to the opponents hy small scores. One of the high spots of the season was a one point victory over the Columbia team, their first home defeat in three years. Such teams as Lehanon and Greensburg were heaten with ease when we were going good. The Taylor County High game proved a great drawing card, and was one of the best games of the season, our hoys fighting their way to a one point margin. after having trailed their heavier opponents all the way through. The T.C.H.S. team. having beaten us in the first game by a small score, made this game all the more thrilling. The entire Panther-t'uh machine worked well, The team is composed of fellows that are out there giving their best for the team and the school all the time. lf one could he called a star, all could, as the ahility of the squad was evenly divided. Eight games were won and three were lost. Kirtley, Bailey and Mitchell are left for another year, around whom are our hopes for another great season. Although the high school girls with the lowest percentage of games won and lost, they were bv no means our poorest team. To stai't with were several lettered girls of the previous season, this being' their second year at basketball. VVells, Stiles, Liaunt, Bell, Seidell, and Turner formed the hackhone of the team, and with the addition of Banta, Harding and Furgerson, the squad fought through the season. In the early games the team could not get to going just right for some reason, yet it fought and played more or less on equal terms with all opponents. Soon the players hit their stride, however. and were practically unbeatable. Of the last five games played, foui' of them were won after hard tights. The Columbia team falling twice hefore our attack, the Lehanon team being beaten on their Hoor hy a double score after having doubled the score on us on our own tloor earlier in the season. The fast T.C'.H.S. combination, thought by many to he the best in the district. was turned hack hy a double score. The season's record was six games won and tive lost. VVe expect all of the team hack next year except Gaunt and Turner and we want these two to be promoted to the college squad, as they graduate from high school this session. The tournament was held in Columbia March lst, 2nd, and 3rd, It was quite a disappointment to the followeis of the Garnet and Gray, as the hoys should have won the B Division championship with room to spare. For some reason, possibly over confidence and failure to he in the hest condition, the tournament proved their downfall. The Panthers drew Summer Shade in the tirst round and nosed out their opponents 22-20. Everyone expected the hoys to surely come hack in the next game, hut our next game was played the 2nd day, and we were heaten hy Marrowhone Hi. The C. C. followers were given plenty of thrills by the College Hi girls. Thev got right down to business and played basketball. They entered their first game with Russell Springs, determined to win in the first round of the girls' B Division. Russell Springs and Greensburg were both contenders for the title, but our girls won over hoth teams, hy scores of 14-8 and 12-S respectively. XYe were then beaten in me finals by T.C.H.S. 15-2. We won the right to the Regional a week later and we were defeated hv XVoodburn by a score of 12-S. The hoys' team won the trophyhfor making the highest percentage of attempted free thi-OWS in the tournament. Mary Wells won the prize for being the most valuable girl to her team in the meet. Paar 55 GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 X147 Ellizfeleefeaff-fi-Q6Q2'le,,, U, is X a s .+ X , , - -7 Lf F9 fL '3 if Q? 1 XT 1 x' ' x 'QNX 'K 'Siex7?:',?7A7 7'??? f'x73:'E'x?i7ifi lo the memory 5 YE 5 LINDSEY MANN, 5 E a little man in every E 'N respect, a loyal friend E to this institution,who E 2 died Feb. 17, 1928, and N. I whose memory will be i forever cherished by g all who knew him, we -3- lovingly dedicate this E llll llll gE, lI1lIl4' 'I Y L 1,7 Vi :f - l llllllllnllllllll ll nnullllu g x x , ---:-' .Q55U!f' X, V - , Slbeffgfggiglgggff GA RN B1 AND GRAY, 1928 ,fff, 'in-:LUN T H., ' ' - i H - wwf: 391311 ml fqjxf ORGANIZATIONS .UAISUL . 1.1. X 1 l , rf ITL, '-X X X 'X GA RN 111 AND GRAY, 1928 - '1fff f' l11:':llj '41f:?g.1Ti-. K W1 MISS ZELMA LEITCH Glxlfiznrlf in lf,1'j'1'ux.vif111, ax l,z1uy I-II AA,XYUT'm'l'flIt'l4'SXH ' .9 A-ge X! EXPRESSION DEPARTMENT PAGE 58 1 YY f X .FTNVX ' , V X gigs? QJARNU AND GRAY, 1928 l 'w,:gI f , f . rm - W - afifffffgisifgl W G -.Q 9 HQ VY? AIJYANVICD S'I'L'IJliN'l'S IN PIANH AND IIARRIUNY Klkx, .ALVIN Lwmx Xllss I 1.wl4.x .AIIKINQ lNS'IRl'1'I'UR Miss I'.l.l7.XIlIi'lsII SIllx'1f1.Y Miss x1.XlifL.XI4l1.'I' lil'nHAxx.xx Mus. Lfxlel. L',xl4'1'lf1e MISS ADKINS' PIANO DEPARTMENT PAGE 59 1 GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 f ,W f--ff: if , 1.-..,y4 -51 ml IHKPZff fff-12-2321234-4QfcQihw akf 1--Rf-?,Tf 49'-'if T 2?1 V -ef-,gf - Y- X - 1: L,,, X J-.-2.,LE'.'Z.MTjj, fff:f,Qff' W-Q-Qfbf, flffsl 4 f ig PAGE 60 XNI2 X wggggilf GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 4.Lm,22'93' i . ' Y ,,,, , , Y , , ,,,,, , , -inf ff x Q-3 'T ' r lx-NV jxxgfxfx - S751 A23- ff-faxiffxfwff-fffqiiif'-IEP? ,?3ff3'?Tli??5 his 55-F ll IE , - - X -x., - - - I Z2 xx v 1 1 I PAGE 61 A N ' 2 e3Qe5!fl3f fEi- Ieiifsgi-f G R Er AND GRAY, 19 sa Q UWY, I Y A Y yn, Y 'H V -' v T'?'iNlgi'.'vf fl' ' i L5 Yi ' . X '-.,,- w ' , I R -wx' It ku 5 I Q I Q , , I ,L V L 5 .1 453 JJ VX f I ' 4' f A---., - X . 'bfi my if K X Rv 1 A 4 W? QQ' 25' ,Mg A ' - Q10 f i 5' r A ' The Glee Club COLORS: Green and Wfhite FLONYER1 Sweet Pea Muwo: Ca11tus omuia vi11cit OFFICERS Miss Bl-LRNICI-Q NUR - - - - - - - - Prrxidvnt Miss h'1.XRILARIi'I' BUCHANAN - - Vim'-Prvs1'dv11i MISS EYELYN XVUUU - - - - P1-l11l1.Sf M155 Zr:LM.x I-IiI'l'LLH - - g1SSl-Sftlllf Pianist M155 LALLAH Owsuix' - - Dirccfov' PAGE 62 fx' 71557 .XTFf1f' A A GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 fdfiu vsggfyf fx Q- Hi W . A A ,ig-Qg'3:?fffffafegfahfs4fs4Awf:feY,5gv1?fgkgffjfafweafgzA924541TEH 61:2 v' , 'fi W CS DEPARTMENT ECONOMI HOME ,M,, Q in X PAGE 65 4 XXXXX ' iff . :Tlx fx X X X fff, GA RN ET AND GRAY, 1928 , 'g'5Z4 -'ii Q- ir- V , H ' 'Jfffwg 2g.::? J - pas-,?i 1 ,igiggfafxiiesigas-A-14vfrs12L?221sf ,1 RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS PAGE 64 XX ,f f , ' -'i' .. XFX' f ' GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 -4f '- 0 l lriffl .1 fx 'T' -Y W A an ? V -- u a -0 ..- X . 5? i The Y. W. A. ' The Y. W. A. was organized in September, 1927, by Miss Ruth Arnett, our Counsellor, We have an enrollment of twenty-one, with the following officers :-President, Hallie Loman: Vice-President, Mary Dean Carter, Secretary, Minnie Lee Prewitt: Treasurer, Delma W'ade: Circle Leaders, Edith Ford and Zelma Leitch: Pianist, Beatrice Price: Chorister, Kizzie Bell. Our ideal is to unite the young women of our college in a band of Christian love and in an academic enterprise that the gospel of Christ may be preached at home and abroad. The B. S. U. The B. S. U. is doing good work under the leadership of its president, Miss Minnie Lee Prewitt. VVe have an enrollment of thirty-five, with an average attendance of twenty-six. The 1928 officers are:-President, Minnie Lee Prewitt, capable, and interested in B. S. C. work: Vice-President and Pianist, Zelma Leitch: Secretary, Hallie Loman: Chorister, Mary Wells: Group Captains, Delma Wade, I. C. Raikes and Mary Dean Carter. W'e meet each Wednesday evening from 6:30 to 7:00. We have a very interesting program each time, planned by our Group Captains. Our goal for this year is: Every dormitory boy and girl a B. S. U. member. , The Ministerial Club In September, 1927, Mr. O. R. Mosley met the twelve ministerial students of the College, and the Ministerial Club was organized. The Club decided to meet each Wednesday afternoon, and the following officers were elected:-President, Crit Harmon: Vice-President, Cosby Bradshawg Secretary-Treasurer, Ausbon Kidwell: Sponsor, O. R. Mosley. The aim of this organization is two-fold: first, for the individual development of its members, and second, to aid in promoting a wholesome atmosphere about the campus. Under the supervision of Rev. G. D. Faulkner, and Sponsor Mosley, a detailed study of various Biblical subjects is being conducted, with a mutual benefit. PAGE 65 'y tr y Xxx W!! ,. Nah: wx x',ffl'1 GA RN R 1 AND GRAY, 1928 ,feesggg Y M Y K Y -- IffYsl wmv? E1 fffff Commercial Department GLAm'5 C.xv1f: xrVILI.I.XM 10141115 CPIXIER 9AL'LK F1.o Bmvuis THOMAS PERRY T. O. PLTRCELI, VVILLAR11 MACKEY V1R1z1N1.x DURHAM DEE NVAUR RENA SQUIRES A1185 O NA S11'1 roN 1Ns1'RL'cToR ROLL INI-IZ COLYI N PAGE 66 M.-xRx' SL'1z1.1:T'r R1'T11 H.XZIiLNX'lJ1ll1 I,oR11NA GRANT I.11.1.11a DAVIS MAR11: SICIIDELL MARY GORE CHR1s1'1N1: TURNER FR.xNc1:s SKAGGS fJI.G.X j13F1'R1ES IWINNIE L131:' PR1-1w1TT xx 1, .511 xwvf ss l . -1: X f,4 . ,SQL . 1 1 il GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 5511 1121 1 ,X fa, .. M11 1 S jg' j fi 11V 1 11 E 1' '1 K '-1 E : N. ,f f Wi 5 LEA If ,154 E E 1 7 B573 f ? E 14' l x E E to Y x, Z.: 3 QIHIIHIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIlllllllilllIHIIIIIIUIIlll1IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllllllIIllllllIllllIIIIIIHIIIllllllIillllllllllllllIIIlIHIIIIIIHlIIllllIIIIIIIllIlllllllIlllllIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIHIIIIllllllllIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllIIIllllllliIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIHIHIlIIIIlJ!IlIlIHIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHNINE Who's Zoo at C. C. Biggest egitei ',,, ,,,, ,,.AA,,,,,Y..A,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,A,,,.,.,,,,, ...w.... A 1 2 lcli Hill Biggest feet ........ .......... B lr. Jones The ladies' man... ,-,--,4---,--- N- C. BCYFY Biggest sissy , .... ... ........ Boyd Cole Best athlete ,ttt,.. ......... B llrs. S. KX. Taylor Cute-st ,,,,,4,,.,e,,,e, ......,.. X lzitgziret lluchanzm Best blutifer ttt.,, .tt..........tt,.....,......ttt D I. lVelby Nance VVittiest ,,,,,,et,,ee,,,, ,,,,,,,,, t....t ....t....,.ttt.,......t,t....,,... I 3 e rnice Noe Silliegt ,,,,,,eY,,At,,,e,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,, ,..... 1 We wonder who from so manyy Most sentimental couple .e.f..e e......,..,A,..eeee,..,,..eee .,..,,. S l iively-Cole Best looking teachei' eee....... ..t4..,.. ll lr. Luckett Our oddity f.e,e .........,..ee,.,,. .,ee,.e ll I iss Hatcher Most serious minded ieee..,e, ....... 3 larry lVells Most energetic .............. ..i,...., C ieorge Lyon Quietest ............. e.ie...., S arab Eli-od Biggest Hitt ie,.ee... e...,........eeeV..,.,. D lzirie Rose Most studious ee..., e,,,ee,e,,,,,,,A,,,ee.,,, C , V, 'hlqkef HZIDIHCST errverrr -,,--, ---A ee '---------'-,e 'Y-,---A,----,AY.....A..VeYYe. Q 1 ilfcy Fl'ZlllCc'S liflWZll'flS CYL-rdict of the Supreme Courtb lPzissed by the Czilnpliellsvillc- Board of Review! VR.-XlSli TH CJXMl'liliI.l,SVll.lQlE 1Y,l'tI1A'L' fill' 11111110 of lilillr 11111 C111111j1111'11.vi'1110, 1,01 y11111' -z'111'1'1'.v 1'1.11ff,' P1'111'.s'0 1110 11111110 111 110111' 11111 C'11111f111011.v-2111111 C,-KN Yi JU lllfli-XGINIC: AX football game on 21 sunny day? Marcuni on time? Flo Bowles studying? Miss Yancey Hirting? Mr. Mosley chewing gum? Marie Seiclell blushing? To 1lU1' f1'0'11 fy11Il11.X' ,X'11Ifj. O't'I' ILIIL' 1111111 of O111 K1'111111'1cy, 11Yl1'Z't'.Y 1110 6il11'11ljf 111111 G1'11y,' To 11111' 110111' 11111 -4111111 1l111101', 117011 111111 f'1'tI1'St' 011011 1111-Y. PAGE 67 Doris Rzinnels doing the Cliarlestoii? l-lzn'bart lYz1lker dissecting a rat? Holman Cowherd combing his hair? Coach smiling? Mae Roniine reciting Psychology? GARNETfUUDGRAYl9R YEWZZ-Wswuwz -V ' ' I l l 1 ' ' I ,uf Y 7:22 5 Sir f uglqls Jokes Rex- Jeff, how long have you known Margaret? ,It-ff- Gosh, I knew her whe11 she wore her dresses below her knees. Lena- Can you tell me how old Mr. Mosley is? Crit- Well, I heard him say that he taught Chaucer. Here's to Mr. Luckett, Long may he live: Even as long as the Lessons he gives. Miss Hatcher- VVhat English word comes from the Latin word 'rex'? Magdalyn- Rexroat. Miss Yancey, to Mabel Durham: Mabel, did I hear you say 'Darn'? No, Miss Yancy, I don't use baby-talk. John Minton- You dance divinely: I scarcely feel the floor. Zelma- I don't doubt it. That's why my feet are sore. Rebeccaful bet you can't guess what I have in this box. Bill- I'll bite: what is it? Beck- Fish food. EVOLUTION When Grandma was a flapper, She dressed like Mother Hubbard, But Grandma's Happer daughter, Dresses more like her cupboard. EDITORIAL NVe feel, as we send this first volume of the Garnet and Gray to the publishers, that the student body of this instituition is raising the standard of their Alma Mater to a much higher degree. Throughout the period of work on this annual, the splendid cooperation of the stu- dents, with the reliable aid of the faculty, has shown what loyalty to a school cause can pro- mote, This first volume will probably seem very small and disproportionate to the future student body of the College. However, if it will serve the purpose of paving the way for a bigger and better Campbellsville College and a deeper and more abiding love for the Garnet and Gray, we shall feel that our work has not been in vain. -THE STAFF PAGE 68 mph ,Afirarfiun 5 H1 fk,J L-DNCN D Q x E fn 'Lf '? 3 K J Auf'-c is 'Q l K X I K EllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIWIHIWQIXBWIIllllllIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllll IIIIBE I1 G- ,- Student Body Celebrltles It 1s wlth rcat pleasure that the nmeteen twenty 61 ht Garnet and Gray Staff presents for your ap proval the wmners of the first Campbellsvllle Colle e Student Body Contest Vlrss REBECCX GALET Prettlest Gmrl MR JAMFS BAILFX Most Handsome Mfm Miss IXILLIE JAMI'b B1-LL Most Popular Glrl MR On EN JEPTRIF5 Most Popular Man Mrss RLTH HAQRLEY May Queen ' Maud-of-Honor E : Mrss BERNICE NoE ....................,............. - Cheer Leader MR. Bos PXRROTT .......................................... - Class Mascots E - Mlss BETTY RAGLAND JONES 5 5 MASTER RIDELL MOSLEY E, E Old Fashion' d Girl i - Mlss MARY DEAN CARTER lil!l!!U!l!l.l!l!U!l!U!'!ll!U!U!!!!l!'!!UU!ll!W!ll!U!l!U!Ull!ll!f , ' , lill!ll!l!ll!U!U!l!Hll!!!ll!U!ll!U!U!U!llllllllllllll!ll!l!l!ll!ll!l!!lfEi I f-3 N' .31 'UMA A E , 3 ......................................................... up I, ....................... ,...................... .... . . ,E EE ' 22 :E 5 ' Z .5 25 .: Ei EE Ei A EE .1 . U . 4 E: :I - - 'D EE IE cr E2 SE U si E2 ' ' 1 . . . 7 f .......... ............,....ll... ' ' 1 EE E: 32 . . . ' .....,,......,.......... . az ii , . 52 'E ' ' L ' I ................ A EE EE 5: 35 , f ' ' , ' 4,,.,,,.,,.,, ,..,,,,,,,,,, 'Q E V - A - ,,,,,,q4,.,4A,,,..,,,,,,,,.4,,,,,,,, E5 g- .J IE 'E EE :5 EE 5 SE E al'- n -P :'- 2-: 3: -5 6 55 :E IE N Q 7 J 'N 07 NQQ ,bi ' x, .5 J g x l, , . 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X ,I 1 , 40141103 3 li li lic 1 li li li li li bi in ' A Neiliffk- ff' si:Q1iff'f fL Q RNET AND GRAY, 1923 Q ii iff, A, R A -UFSET , K l llglffffgiie - . -A -A A , rcegiayi-7-fvfzfffhr,eff ' if '.VYi-lQ Q1 M M 7ilalQUQ1lQ Q UQ in 7-I Q la! al ,I Q Q YQ 'nl D Qllalfz. s The Service Garage 5 i a 5 Q S FIRST CLASS R1-:PAIR WORK ON 5 E AUToMoB1LEs AND TRUCKS 5 5 5 5 Q ! Q 5 Q i l Gasoline, Oils and Accessories Q Acetylene Welding Q 1-- Q i Willard Batteries Firestone Pneumatic Radio Supplies and Solid Tires E All Brands of Radios Repaired '22 j PHoNE 200 i - CAMPBELLSVILLE KENTUCKY 5 Q i Q E GARNET AND GRAY 1928 l iw JI Iwi I sie 9303 10311134 3111111111 2111111411111 141: QQQQ 11113 141 ! . Q A Coakley Sl Durham Hatcher-Mitchell g WHOLESALE AND RETAIL C0, Q DEALERS IN ccThe Menss Shops, I DRY GOODS i NOTIONS :ii ll h' k Florsheim g C Oglfggg, ggi, Ealigots' and Nunn-Bush Shoes i Hardvvaglrev H PGroceries :gg an a aper Globe g :zz Tailored Clothes CA P ::: Q MP'iELLSVILL CAMPBELLSVILLE 3 Y. g C. I. COAKLEY J. E. DURHAM KY' l ! ! ! ! I Q I Q a ! ! Everybody Reads Q THE NEWS-JUURNAL i TAYLOR'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER W Q Advertisers' Best Medium Guaranteed Bona Fide Publication g The home of Better Kind of Job Printing i J. P. GOZDER, Editor and owner ESTABLISHED 1910 9 02011 ioioioioioioiuir 1010103 ri ini 3 vi 03113031liniuiniuinil i XX1wf,cQ. 4- ,if GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 ff5leeSf1f2f+if'1-E-?Ai2gi4feQQa5rcr3s:Wz,99-by vas? QE x 'NL Y in 5 5i Y ' 05011riuiuinioinxiuiuirliuinini li Q Golden Krust ! and Q old Fashioned Salt Rising 5 BREAD Q Pies, Cakes and Cookies lin 111201 Why Can't You Meet Me at THE Corner Drug Store If they haven't it, they will get it for you 2 Home Bakery PRUETT DRUG co. l CAMPBELLSVILLE, KENTUCKY PHONE 164 ! A OLD ABE'S MOTOR SALES CO. Photo .Cuts for. Newspapers' and - MRg13ZlH9 Publlclty, O11 Pamtlngs, Q MlI1l3tUFOS, Water Colors, Por- ! traits and Commercial Work- ! and Parts made by l C. B. Stone Q Puryear Photographer 2 716 SOUTH 37th STREET : CAMPBELLSVILLE, KENTUCKY LQUISVILLE , KENTUCKY Q ! Use The Old Reliable 5 SMILE TABLETS W. R. Hoskins i The Buchanan Lyon GROCERIES ! Company and Q Incorporated ! CAMPBELLSVILLE PHONE No. 1 E COLUMBIA GREENSBURG CAMPBELLSVILLE, KENTUCKY E 3 Callisonls Grocery 2 Lerrnan Bros. - ! DEPARTMENT u : Hussmamzed g CAMPBELLSVILLE, KENTUCKY Sanitary Meat Market CAMPBELLSVILLE, KENTUCKY .SOllilliuillinioioin14Hiu1ui1liuiu11li ni . 49303111031lillinioioinin 01411034liuillitlinininioicli 3 0.0r111Iiuiuiclioiuioioix130101 :ini I mini irxinixriuiuiuiuicxiuiuiuirvp GARN ET AND GRAY, 1928 gin' ls n-'V-1' TT? 'A r Tara- Xfl'lf -Y r f-V - -1, e ff-Vi: Xiff- 'T'iXi i'f5sw3XXl'N'XN'1sQf '14 -5i YT'f'i 5-1'-iY'93ffi':'TQ z5b'L'Z7 ,5'75 T f 7 A7AaNi ? 4 l 1 15? SQ forzuiuzniluguiuiuiui1431111111: 1'11in11:2411:111-14:11:11n1ugn1u1u0:0 4 . I IDAY PHONE 122 NIGHT PHONES 157 or 17 ! CENTRAL UNDERTAKING COMPANY Q g INCORPORATED I I 5 Home Furmshers 3 E FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS l Q l 3 Orders for Cut Flowers Taken I I , . . 2 Plcture F ramlng 5 -l. E. Davis Peoples Barber Q i THE BIG STORE i DRY GOODS-NOTIONS Sh0P ! i Ladies' Dresses Ladies' Coats 0 0 i Hats, Caps and Shoes Flrst Class Servlce for E glixfr Pgjovifts, Disc H:i1R1ZrcHvsi3CI?rn Years I Sl eeuslvargleiries a ar :agp : F ld S d , 33111955 l H d 1 See Uncle TOWl,, E 5 5 5 HERMAN V. SHIVELY g Q .IEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST Glasses Carefully Fitted College Jewelry Class Rings and Pins GA RN ET AND GRAY, 1928 iff? sQeQ4g12fQi5ff:3.ff.icf:4:-:erase-eyes?-,e?:? Eoin: 1-1.1 g111,g,g.-1.1.1.1 3.1 1.g,g.g,g,1,g.1,1,1 1 ,1. 301.45 2 u ! S 6 9 9 ,i g THE OLD Q g . 5 l u , Bank of Campbellsvllle i U i 5 A FORTY YEAR Q 2 FRIEND 5 3 A business that is merely a machine to i turn out dollars cannot last Q - 3 swf 2 I 1 X - i I S E l ff 2 g We have been serving Taylor County more than ' 2 forty years - ! ! i 53.01011 1 in in if 3 11111 i ni vii it 1011111 1134113 1 li bininininiwgb 4 NN ,, ,- xml f A SSXCQ-'lf 'i ' sl ff A E Y ' Aff- GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 riff' A sfrfwl f E i CHANDLER NOVELTY Co. ! CAMPBELLSVILLE i Q KENTUCKY i ! i g Stationery School Supplies Q - 5 g Q , 5 ! FARMERS S g AND PEOPLE'S BANK KERR i Capital - u h A - - 350.000-00 Insurance Agency 5 ' Surplus and Und. Profit 24,000.00 ! Resources more than - 650,000.00 l7'lSZ,g1'g3 Anything ! Bank of Personal Service Anywhere : M. W. TUCKER Cashier CAMPBELLSVILLE, KENTUCKY GAS The fuel of greater convenience. comfort, and economy. The fuel that marks the modern home. Cook and heat with GAS. We appreciate your patronage. TAYLOR, GREEN GAS COMPANY R. S. BAILEY - Sec'y and Treas. When you think of good schools, think of Campbellsville College first. and when you think of good hardware, think of Buckner Hardware Co. CAMPBELLSVILLE, KENTUCKY Auto Supply Co. Buick Agency Tires, Tubes, Oils and Accessories 108 NORTH MAIN STREET W. T. COPPOCK, Prop. Telephone No. 281 ni rink nioiuinioiz i ini 1411111101 First Class Barber Work, with courtesy and appreciat.ion for your patronage. Campbellsville Barber Shop BACK OF POST OFFICE, ON CENTRAL AVE. oinirxioioiniauii i ini: i A 5igXlf1fZ- fi? Qi-f G RNET AND GRAY4928 liek? , Ya l IE! 1K64ffe1fis: QQQQEQQ-fiieaaaftfa' Ifeesiae- 'ye15e799ff,e??e,ef1 3 If gi 0201103411201 in is 2 I1 3 ii ini! ni 2 2 is 2 ri 13101 1 3 in in ir 103060 QELECTRICITYQ The New Household Servant ' l Q l i ' i Electric power, supplied by this company, Q Q is relieving thousands of housewives of Q E such domestic drudgery as washing, iron- Q ing, sweeping, and wood-fire cooking, and ' . . . . I 3 providing comforts and convemences In i ' the home undreamed of a generation ago. l 2 One hundred and eighty-live cities, towns i and villages now are served with electric 5 power by this corporation. Our single Q aim is to provide excellent service at a E fair price. : : : : : : 5 I I L,.5.,EfXp Q I I : 5 KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY 5 Incorporated l pggnini li 11111111 143113113 it it it 1 111111111 1 if i it 1 ing -V3 .Y,i--.I. up -T -XLXH-, -feb Q' 1243- - . . L. Y I OARN ET AND GRAY, 1928 4?p5E3-'iigwggxfQ'-sT5?+f?Q5+:Q'5lQ+'Sfi+iQi,6'235:?7?:3-R-2?f3D?z5322 2?-3221 W 5 574 ? ff ' Ozviuiuioir iuixriuiuiuininI1-x14n3IrlI:1u3-vimini iuiuiui-ui: iuiwi-strut? 4 TAYLOR NATIONAL BANK A 5 ! g CAMPBELLSVILLE, KENTUCKY Capital 325,000.00 Surplus 325,000.00 Q RESOURCES . I ONE HALF MILLION 8 ! accuse L consul ' Q i Q Mefnber' of the Federal Reserve System l ' l I . : I 3 T. O. MORTON, PRESIDENT G. L. GOWIIY, OASHIER i 5 LYON -BEARD OO. I g CHEVROLET 5 Sales andService S 2 2 CAMPBELLSVILIEE, KENTUCKY I I E i ! ! Q Compliments of l l Q H. S. ROBINSON 3 1 gooiuiuiuil i 1 1 nil211101413011viudbnirrirriniuiui 3 ini xi ini 11111014 5:9ui1liuinin1ui4xiniuiuiuninirviuinivioillir 1 ri 11: it it is it 10301011020 CARNET AND CRAY, 1928 Y , ,rf ,,,jj,,, 775- g -C 'Cixi Yifvll:.: bV 3 l l LLff4fgQf-1 iaxeif-segesgravaygvegsff173?7 'Q4S 2 SALES Ford SERVICE i CARS ---- TRUCKS ---- TRACTORS i i CENTRAL SALES CO., INC. j Q CAMPBELLSVILLE, KENTUCKY Q E ! Q CAMPEELLSVILLE JUNIOR A g COLLEGE E A Christian College Fully Accredited With Expenses Extremely Low 5 i Q ::::: Q GRADES, HIGH SCHOOL, AND Q JUNIOR COLLEGE Q i Q ::::: Q 5 Q g Remember that the best friends of any Q school are its loyal alumni. In leaving your Q school do not forget that the doors are al- l ! i Q ways open for your return. Keep your i ! College in minclg talk it to your friends, Q and render the true service that only you Q can render, thus becoming a real part of the institution. Q Founded as Russell Creek Academy - - 1907 C Q Became Campbellsville College ------ 1924 i GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 fig.: IXl'tf - X -- IIA JH' tif-'YQ , ,,,,, ,- ,A A-, ig Y-,A AALTAA C f ''iQ:QZQ fffffafifvf-cfffffsfcfi-fgf-eifef-2y,7:gjf:3'-f-fv:S?:ff9?-'igfffzvfeyibll IE af E otoxinini rin ini 111221311 ini ini:-1 113 1 li ri: ix 2 li li: 201020: Georgetown College I Kentuckv's Senior Baptist College ' CSEORGETOWN, KENTUCKX' Q l i Offers i I ! A CHRISTIAN FACULTY 5 A MARVELGUS LOCATION i g A HEALTHY MORAL TONE 2 5 A HOME LIKE ATMOSPHERE I Q A CHOICE OF TWELVE MAJORS 2 A STANDARD A. B. DEGREE 5 AN EXCELLENT STUDENT Q BODY At the lowest rates for such a combination in the I ! country. We invite the Graduates of Campbellsville i i College to investigate our work and assure them that I Q we will be more than glad to have them for their linal Q two years for our A. B. Degree. l tzulini wil 1 111 i xi ni Ii 1 IZ vi: 3 ri ini ioiuinioiiriui ri 1 vii 10302440 N vw f 547. 4- R.,-xffif' GARNET AND GRAY, 1928 W- fff-If ffl! E A 4217' If N A L' - Y ' wi ff QPR., ! UE! pgfcxfg Q if2xxx,Jf vfe'yn-,qyyy-gps?-f,3,:?:1fy,?g+tia E? if of ' iff' R7'.v-fig 'P ' zffff a E v 1' E15Q+?fi+P 1- ' aim ' 'WFMQZQ l,,b f gux .E X l I LL U EII! A Silt ' Limo GRAPHI G A DESIGNERS Affv PRINTERS 'K I OF - FINE COLLEGE ANNUALS Q f KNOXVILLE. TENN. my 13 19? U . S . 4 Vvffffgi J' EH: 5 I I , gfxofzafcv-gwfvifbfz M775 I f We yfyff 112 ifejohfzfiffcy ,Z- ' . . 'vxgi wwf UQSCQUIIQQ gf lie -f 'faf ' afifzzfaffs 0 OWYIYLG Q .2 !00lf gf Ullf' 56f'If!c'G Q WWE:-1112 :MQW M iff fix llll Vw A M IIMSIII A W i X Q 5 If ?N 'Z V Wx ,L 2. 'fi G? 'f',:rUJM gaf'1qf-'-LU. ,filly f 1. Q ' -ff F A' . -f' ' . 1 . 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