Campbellsville University - Maple Trail Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)
- Class of 1929
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' Wi I , l l rl lv kv 1:'N 1 -f' i , vu , 's , U , , A , Ed 'i + ? V 1 55,34 E+' , ,ii , i if i eil 1 Q13 t H1 1 ' 1-L8 . 4 ,Q y N ,F 1 W: -ls ,gnupg f C AA p 5A c fi ,J e n Y As an expression of our appreciation of a true Christian life and as a recognition of the value of the faithful teaching which builds Christian character we, the Sophomore Class, dedi- cate this volume of The Maple Trail to our dean, MR. O. R. MOSLEY V gC5LA4'PL,g1'?WLf'1TQ'fQ'fHGEg 'vi fi? ffiimffia Zflfflqix lf' f 1 r 3' QW swf 735255 if as xx f ljf Z ffifcm Q '2'f?gf6f'1fi'vNJ2yiM X2 f 1, lf, 1 f f Q J affygtihf lfffflifil fmt if w 4 F I 'a AQ. 5 f k1,AuK'fvXf I 'JJ e fqmmffgg 3 't2::Jf f f li , 7 9. i ' i I W ff fe, 7 M ,I 4 1 , f 4, ,gfgq Y I, , X M X , Jiri fp 44444 46X f9U,,,jN1ixiiLS?'i?1 i' f X, , x -,Q . fe' f 'W f .!',5il ' Nik , H'-,,,,l1,f , rf zflxyqffflflf L If fXQQliMf ' 5' gl gf- , ' l ,I If f 1 r 1 Q I I I I . ' I I , , I , 1 FOREWORD W G5 HEN, in the course of t d ime, we are carrie far from our Alma Mater may we find in this Volume of The Maple Trail for 1929 bright memories of the happy years spent together, and re-consecrate ourselves to J - ' 1 I , f f spirit and ideals of Camp- , I bellsville College. I I f I f f may we, as we turn its pages, they 'xr IWAP VTN QT- If A, bl cxfx ff f ,'SmvWTL'L fgifwgfffiw mf I Cf I I NCAA' .- r 'WTI I Img f 76fk4if 7wgS'f2?'-gui Lxx 'il 2' A ffflfffcu, If-731 'Ifffim A . f ' , 6 1 MLW ,AZF I H, J .fwfh XM 'Y' K 'lf X A wx' I ff 1 f IJ f '71 f MI Wf V32 C RX-NN V -257 If 4 it Q gf P' A1177 ,ffk KC C I if Q. X f 'I WQIMW' WI 74 I7 Pffgfa, I ' I , 1 I 1 1 I I 1 I In f 'JJ ' wigs , ffffX2h'1Z77 k W , f ctw ff X 1 407 YSUT rigikq, . J P 'N -. ' Q fig EK f M1010 Iif-' q h1,f , I I I irq ,Iwi lff ff? I - 5, If ,I f 1 f l , I f I' I ' I ' 1 1 ,I I I I I ,i 3 f I V f I I , , ' I I r I Order of Books W THE COLLEGE CLASSES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS -EUIHU QQ .EVHIHQ .3 if it WX 7 I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 5 flglilllii' ' ' f ' W H'-,-au ,L--Y ' . .Ld if I iii? A , 5' N at E -.f'3LQI'5'1iJ The Maple Trail Staff 1929 9 H n I I EARL REXROAT ORTIE BRADSHAW Editor-in-Chief Business .Manager 6 FRANCES SANDERS I , i Associate Editor a IRENE CAULK SARAH ELROD Associate Editor Joke Editor ' EDWARD DICKEY F ' Assistant Business Manager BUFORD KNIFLEY CAMPBELL HARDING I Assistant Business Manager Sport Editor I I MAMIE YANCEY , , Faculty Adfuisor ' I . . - . PAGE 7 - I , 1. - A A A -+4 IXXN V' 'Hn I V T:'i-5... Q . . of .-- 4' I rg: 5 . . - X , A N I as -s ' 5 . S ' pl Y vs I N' t Q Q . I A , 1 X ,Q 1 E-. I f v X ff Q . -. . 1 ' i --uv HY -'E - . -- ,. E - , , il n sxkxe lilg:.,nnul11gEEul'u1E unim....sl. I VV - . . - - . . . . ' V ' . T..m n,,.,.,, - 9xii.f'Mg,gw S .51 xx L W 'H' ' T7 ' if - tn? ' ' Q' 'f E 1A -.:giE5 5' F E 1 ' aw . i:,,,.- Q 'W . 1 J qi-1.4 - -,,, , 'HMV' WAT H i lglllgli I I ' I 5. Q Q 1929 IIIIII Ill. f gfe-Q-A as i we e il , 5' ll I t' . I I r N I ' ly The Maple Trall I ' l i Shahing tlzeir lzeads in the wayward breeze, : Sheltering tlze path that gleams below, g I , Or shywfard lifting their leafy arms, I E ,, drtistieally the maples growj I ' , Sheltering a path that leads to a Shrine, I f Sheltering all who would follow, - Ig ' j For some try tiznidly the way at hrst, A . I 1 K And some go light as a swallow. I i V I lt ' Some try timidly the way at first, . ,i But holder grow on the morrow, g H Knowing the patlz shall lelad them hack I - Without regret or sorrowp ll Lead each lzaeh to the world again l A A woznanly woman and a manly man, - Ready for serzfice here or there, - A ' Part of a whole and part ofa plan. g I And this the pride of the Maple Trail l Sung in the green of her guardsmen's foliage, Q Mine is the path that leads youth on ' Q i To the door of Camphellszfille Collegej t And soon they'll find or far or near, i U ' No other Shrine of Knowledge I : Has a path so fair ras the path that leads I To the door of Campbellswille College. Q H 1 -LUKE CREEL : t H : 4 I I , ill ' U I I I I I . l I PAGES . I ' umm! f I ,! QW' E if ' ' l I I I I I I ' ' :..ef'!!ll1Sl'f 5sJAX U39 il I I . I ' I I I I 1 ' . I I g , I 11 K '54 'gli' . ' , 't 2 . E l775 '4,- ' I I 'I :fr sw' - V - ' Z E : a 3 l Q -' f.':. -' ' El J 2 slew- ' - . I ' ,ggi 2 2 gn, 1, V ' :is xlili , . . . , . . V' 5713: Q if E l ' '- ' '!'S U 'W 'l'l'lL'wmW' I ' ...-...a .5 s-1?s' -ff 2? .-whim . . X L Y Jr - 5 I - E V Y .11 L . HI as ,,.,, -1-.Y ,s . U n e as 1 ' e e 3, A ' s gg g -I - s -. fv ' -Li- M Q , THE MAPLE TRAIL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING IITORY URN ING AND GIRLS' D ATION BUILD AIJMINISTR 1 gl, 4 F' 6' wi' , O 'Wi gs. VIEW OF CAMPUS FROM PRESIDENT'S HOME PRESIDENTS HOME 4-...N F--F BOYS' DORMITORY THE GYMNASIUM GIRLS' DORMITORY LOOKING NORTH The Administration l MR. XVARREN F. JONES PRESIDENT OF CAMPBELLSVILLE COLLEGE Klr. Jones became president of Campbellsville College when the Class of 1929 was seniors in high school. The Class feels that it has been most fortunate in having these years of close associ- ation with him. His kindness, sympathy, and willing service has endeared him to each one of the class. The influence of lXfIr. Jones' life and work upon the members of the Class of l929 will endure throughout time. PAGE 18 E ge , ' .1 n . ,i . i mq.,-A-' W ., 1 f-1 L' if '- u 1:1 5 'K Q' 'N 11 -E ,.. ..,,..A ' . .ix 5: iv if I i 5' bf Qi. - . Q z 12: 3 ?Zifggl5 . .59 fag' f ., X, K A . 'S -Viz ' X- . f , , ' 9 . N M X .. - .fpjy K -L-1. ia ,ff 1 2. . , Faculty MRS. ALVIN LYON MISS MAMIE YANCEY MR. XV. VV. LUCKETT AB., University of Louisvilleg I3.S., George Peabody Collegeg A.B., Blue Mountain Collegeg M.A., University of Louisville. M.A., Columbia University. M.A., George Peabody College Proffnrxor of Mzltlzcmrltits Profzxuor of Erzgliilz Proffxrror of History DEAN O. R. MOSLEY DEAN L. C. HENDERSON B.S., University of Mississippig Graduate VVork George Peabody College and University of Ken- tucky. A. B., Mississippi College Th.G., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. MISS MURIEL MARTIN MISS JENNIE NEWLAND MRS. J. Ifl. VVADE A.B., Georgetown Collegeg University of Tennessee: VVestern Kentucky State Normal M.A., George Peabody College. VV. M. U. Training School. Instruffor, Junior High Sflzool p,.0ff,H0,. of Language, I71.tZr11z'l0r, Primary Departrncnt. I PAGE 19 I 1 ei '.g1 'lib ft -,, . -lpn in--QU X 152' ,, wg, pai' .I- MISS LAURA HAUPERT M. Accnts Manchester College Inrrfrzzrfor Co1nrnf'rr'in! Ilrjlzzrtmnzt MISS LALLAH OVVSLEY Louisville Conservatory of Music, Violin Department MRS. ELIZABETH JEFFRIES IIo11.vfkrrjJfr Slapp Hall MISS RUTH ARNETT gl A.B, Georgetown College: Graduate University of lllinois. NVQ r li, .l.v.fi.fIanf in Englixlz Dramalir .-Irt. MISS FLORA ADKINS A.B., Brenau Collegeg Graduate, Chicago MllSlfHl College. Profrxxor of Piano and llarmruzy MRS. MAE COAKLEY Insiruflor of Piano and Urflzmtra MRS. ADRIAN RATLIFF Dmn of Womrn MRS. E. P. PETERSON f A.B., VVeatern Kentucky State Normal. wg NM. ,A ml 'wa v fu X llI.Yfl'Ill'f0!', Fourllz, Fifth, and Sixfll Gradrs . fn ,st J, H. 1-, e 'mr ,r,.. H., Ly.. ' iHif z'f11V .Ly 1. . z ,v , .l . H Q 91? Sui, M -ii., -L3 l F, 1, l VT .. C ,n-wifi 'wx fl' X. H- -' ,, ns, alum.. 1 7' - fu' i, , .1 .QQ -'M .fe .. dll A Cl iiflifiltl .le. l an u u I A . P 20 AGE X' , i - ' V ,fy 1 fm - 1 - ff: -,f 1 ,Q . . . - 11 'Tr , N ft-,'mlaanmmllU,-,-Tf l.g eq' ' .W . . S , t- M' nl' .- l .. .i ,jlullffgg MAPLE TRAI . .A- l'l . lwl gl E. 1929 L , - A H E nl F l F I e , I i I l I H I I Vl In 11,11 A I , if gmjwgsm. fbftfg - J.!l!1' AQxxxgxNXx H , K, Y , ur 1 V W H Q 592' 1:45 ,,-,,,i,,:.4-4,,Q,T.-31.:ti ' .Q , ,V Vw ----w+-.,. , , ie' ex f-me V -1 i .A ADLI-E T ii :!..!,:,f f'...Qf-Q,.fgQ' 'Lil IQQ-,Q A E l lvl l i ljqj I I 1 ' i o if i F Q : 5' Dedication ' Ii I! qi ing ' I I I ll I p r F' H I H 5 'i H 'i I ml w ni r 51 F' iff i 'ff I We l 3 1 'Zi 1 nf r F 5 I il RUSS NIAMIE YANCEY NH ' ' In recogmtlon and appreciation of Miss Mamie 5: Yanceyis helpfulness, wisdom, and unswerving loyalty, r whose patience, sympathy, and kindness as a teacher and V' I , . . li friend Wlll never be forgotten. 'W 'F H F rf C I . H Ei' lf rl noni 4 3 E H PAGE 22 -f 4' r o e q- il if A M: 'f eff 1 if if 5 -fe-- e -gel iiii 'i ii i- 32' - I 35 1 Qmlg' ':'fiffEi'i 1, ' ' ' I n 11111-la' i 1 f11'1'75 xi' Q4 Eiiiiifqiif s Colleee Department I .....-......i.... ,.,,.... .,-.... .,.. .,,.,,. --,-. ...Wg ,,., h- N- X . l X, I to LSLLF' ' I : i I . I , Y , 'U1P1q53.Qi'12AIL, A , S h 1 V . X i . Y I 1 I i ! 1 The Alumni of Campbellsville College T THE CLASS OF 1925 , i i THE CLASS OF l926 I Thelma Allen is at home at Elkhorn. . J XVill Ed Burton is teaching at Corbin. i v' ff ' v'll I Y Katherine Duncan, now Nlrs. Jewell Ramey, is li ing in Louis 1 e. VValker Durham is in business in Louisville. l Owen Purcell is in business in Campbellsville. F l lllatilda Sanders is at Ridge Top, Tennessee. I Hazel Settles is a student in Georgetown College. I lessie VVilson is in business in Cincinnati. I Cephas Wilde is teaching in Russell County. L T F an THE CLASS or 1927 A I Robert Borders is at his home in Campbellsville. l Pauline Burdette is teaching in Lebanon Graded School. I A James Campbell is in business in Campbellsville. I Cleo Coomes is taking graduate work in Campbellsville. I I Nelle Duglas Edwards is studying music in Teachers' College, Bowling Green. I lllary Frances Hackley is teaching in the graded school in Seminary, lVlis- I 1 sissippi. . T lllary Lois Harding is a student in Georgetown College. I Frances Lyon is at home now. She finished at Georgetown College the last l l semester. I J, llflartha Lvon is in business in Louisville. I l i 1 Joe xviisofi is a student in the University of Louisville. I yr Cosette -ludd is a student in Georgetown College. ig i THE CLASS OF 1928 F li Cosby Bradshaw is teaching at Colsby. I l Edith Ford is at her home in Louisville. I A Owen Alellries is in business in Detroit, lllichigan. ! Zelma Leitch is teaching in High Splint. I Il Nlarshall llrlarcum is a student in the University of Louisville. T VVelby Nance is attending school in Bowling Green. lllinn-ie Lee Prewitt is working in Berea. I Nlarie Rose is at her home in Campbellsville. 1 Rflrs. S. A. Taylor is principal of the School at Mansville. I Herbert Wzxlker is teaching in Edmonton. F U I U -1- S 5 u ll l H l A 1: 3 -ski A 1 AV-,- ' ' Q A N Pxce 24 t .K ,ul--g--..e,f' rides. , I I I of 'n iilllllli. ' T li,'!5v'f7'v-. 4 RNC ' O S -see, 'smut wi ga, A I V - fi -E'-xx Q .x,,,R ' Q rg.,,Q44E.ll il f j,iX'3i I T5 1 N' I B --f. 7 Q Q... 1 + lf T-if 3' 1 , Te- ' 1 . 'e-X... -I .gi t ' -1. J 5' W 'Y A- , ' I i M'e-' A cl 1' 2 , .mll.FF'it..f.f' muf f-I 'Qi S1 ' ' I l l nlil Ill 'Biff W . A ' . fi? V421 ggmiillllll ru A - - 'Y A --Y f-- of ,:g,ffQj' .-fi+,3+4ffAJ?-A I u i Elizabeth Lyon is a student in VVestern State Normal, Bowling Green. H T VVilliam Lyon is a student in Georgetown College. . College Sophomores il., f Fix? f J 1 L f V 4 'vi' ' I I -in fi -'V , VW in i-1 m Fl 1 Q 1 ' V .ll i i 1 ' ' f f i . 1:1 pu, - L 3 l fL j,j' .. i lfili ' L, i llg '- i N-WL.-. ,L Y , 1 I 1 W , ll ..i SOPHOMORE CLASS ni is A, , is vgf J iii ' ' W Q ,, 3 Q, F , , vw' i Sz I -.133 My '1 N T 4 2 i ? l , 2 gs , l . -A an N Q ,iii Ja 4 mi W 4 .E A. .. lf I l l 2 FRANCES SANDERS ORTIE BRADSHAXV MA.RGARE'l' BYCHANAN 5 i yiCe,p,.e5itlent of the Class: As, Class Pre iflciiti Business Mim- ' sucinte Editor of The Muplcg uger of The Maple Trail: Associ- ' ' :ite Erlitor of The College Pilui. Aj rllfillll Editor uf The College i lizlskcthall Team. Secretary uf the Ministerial Chili. Pilotg fllllillllll of the 'x'zu'sily Thr xtcrling lllltlfllflfi of trim Secretary mul Ti'easui'ur of the flZlSS1 Secretary llrllll T1'CZ1S',ll'itl' uf The fiZllIIl1lZl Gzimnia Chi. I '1ixvlfi.vl111vsx is the 'ilI'Z'l'5lL77'lC'IIf fI'47IH fulllrll Xin' l'1lf'S flu' L'U11f'0H --W..-1. ii . . ' .S'lw's lurvlv, swcrf, and all the Ul'fflf3'4U ma f1Uf5ff 'd 1!' 1 Of f'1'f'P lIF-V-ff' lu i Vest that migflrf lu' .miu' ulmnt 11011 I l'f3'1 lff3jf'!f3'-A 'Hill' hull-if and .1 lm! uf all Ili xuy. flzix ix Iuxvt- - fl 'f '5f f 'i '7'f'l7 i W HU' cunlfliff do wfflmirf lim. r-Q -E .-71 IRICNIE CAVLK EARL REXROAT REBECFA GAUNT H ' A dcnmm maid with frrlly Presimlent of the Student Bodyg President of the Gnmnin Gamma l7?'U'iUII cyex, mer kind and Iirlitm'-iiiffliief of The Maple Chi. 31 3, alzuuyx wixvf' Tmilg iACfl11g'CiHIltZllll Qf the Var- -'jfs me mug M, sing, and tim , sity lkukethall Fermi.. 5,,,,'lm 3.1, WCW., H , Tu xvlmm all rloudx Iiazfv silver Tlzutlv ll making suuslzine every M liuingx, depmzdablc, efficient and zulicref' a friend to all. N I i FJ ' U '--- , . 1 ui n l u sa i....,.,,. ' I I I I I i h , PAGE 26 X z , On u . ' X: - ' A , H Vih U. 9' 'Iiwi ' '-- , 4 4X:,.l,!.Llx '-'i ' Af Q Q: A v V yy Q 4 ., ' ir. 1 5 xx, I .ix i f ,JL 4' gif, H Ml! ,r,!,W,iI1T- ,W-iw I l . H AW' '- I j I V ! M , M .firuw M N L' H l' ' 1' ,l'f' Ns I I1 l I - I I I I - i'J'i'q1lHIlI ' '.','Q'Li, ill' ' Mi -1 Ar ' ' xx, i , .. A i 4 , Y: ' ' --.--- vi' v Y- 4f ' l Y. 1, YY?Yxg,LV,iff?,,, 4 A-I SOPHOMORE CLASS M ww , - f :W .. V, 55 H , 5 ,V V I 1 V 56 , f W' A S fic ,, y ' f A FW 6 .M K we ,. dw f K' -N . . R . nz: f 5 , s xx. fi. 1 .sa 2. , , , . ' wf 4, - -: W ' ,Q ' , RVTH HACKLIEY 2'X'UI.IX'ER GRIIJER l-IIJNA MILLICR 1-lu, ,.mXU,, fm. hm. ,muly fqllllfllill Yinfsity B11-wlcetlwzxll Nut tau .wrinzfxj :mf Im: gay: fffvmlx ix flzuf xllv ll4'l1n'ff 'ix leilm- IW' U W 'fl PU! W l'7 '3' TWU'- U f H'1'f7- l1l'val.v AILIHIZAIIIU4' tlw lffc and fir Al Wlflll'-V fffurv tl77ZUlly'! his f7'll'lltl.Y.H MILIJICRIJ IRURRESS IKVFORIJ KNIFLEY CLARA TAYLOR IN ll frieml, alfuuyx a fr1'v11d. 1f'Z'L'l'-V lIL'fIvUll ix 'uzmzxnrul Ivy flu' .S'lu' ix lfmrlvlv, .vfuzrnrh and frnu. 1l4'fH1 ufffm.v1'lrf1'I111'l1ff1'0n17u'f1lz'l1 Pypffy, xwupf and lafv gf fun if pn1rm'd.v, xEIltCl'CLl Second SC!llE'StC!' PAGE 27 I7 V' v, W V., 11 - F I uu1Ii'U' + 7 L TQ -ffivwi wv fW 'W I- M fl -- '-+41 5 - - 7 K. ,I M r iv I w 1 , , , 5 1 --My---... Q.--I 1, JI I A fl -15 , Illlllllllfl JJ 'VKXI , ' 5 - -M--3' i I 133119 ,Q I ' ' ' -111 - - A 'U A 1 I .--.,..., , . ' ' .-.J , g-Win' - -1--M --V ...ip I I I SOPHOMORE CLASS I F I I I I I I 3 I I I 1 F ? I , , . W ' fag! f' .4 ,SM ' u 4 5 R - xjgfizl . x F f M : E in If , ' 1 U 3, ,ii QE, V 425 Z1 W! - wr Q Q hir V JI?-K My Z '41 . ! fggn 54' 1 I E ' 9' ELS 3 F w FRANCES IKICRTRAM I Sim ix fw1.v,vv,v.u'f1 af tin' imxx l flL!II.YfI.bIC :fond lItlfIll'L' fulzirll 'lx 1110 4'l10.'1's'vf gift uf 1It'l1'Z'UlI,JY H NVILLIAM BOYD POLE F ll1'.v mimi was L'L'l ll, flllL'IlXC, mul frugal, apt for ull uf?'fzirx. ' NINA BICRTRAM H.N4'ZL'L'l'f, fruv, and ultvays kinrf, 41 Iwtlcr girl nu um' mn find. Y'I.ORl-INA GRANT , Sllr .vuyx liffle lm? Hzilzkx much. UOHN RA1KES C'lm1'uctvr is puwmz' ELIZABETH BLAND Still 'water runs dvvpz'5!. ELIZABETH SHIVELY 1 None kmztv lmr but to lu'z'e Izer, .Y I b t t ' hh I I H Entered Second Semester mm name IU H U plume E- - - i L ! Mil . PAGEZS ,nu-I AIA 'LIN , Q 5 . ' I . v k , I Qfnflerdpgfl . 1 1 A Agwlz, mxxxxwxx, L .ax QM, Q Q Y 1 1 ,g.,.' - 2 W R -f , t f III I - 1 I f ,I-QL ! ,J-L X 11 .i AN, funn! 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'.fe:::3 .,, j xS ' ef, A. , 2 , , , QQ., 3 h . ifgwg, A A A f.- '5 - Une 3 3'3Y'Ahil0x TA ,T -' N i Q + fm ' vgffi' , 1' ,fTf'GlEJ1l'19'w!g!Qh.f ' gum? x +.,QUnbAa!ai1ced Rex h :Q L 1 ii, - , i www R ' WH 'QW 3' f ' W W I I F COLLEGE SOPHOMORE SNAPS lg K f 4 T1 -f-..-wi.. , V., l ll PAGE 29 be B D gig, ' .L 13, ' , H,-f B NUI Y ,f: ', I ' ,Iwi ,LJ .l Eff QQ! K V: -,yr T ift WN 2' N , ' as -ff 4 6 X fu ww . . , i Y I I ff' 1 Q . ,lv 1:1 :nuLE,mm3.m.1 , f ' I I , 'fa . A H . 4 :..a 114' I nut: n n li fi 'J 'fl A 11 ' Q' A f 1' -D-'HW'--'I- 'T L - ' A T ffl ,-K -4.-A . . - 5' 5,, I I --ur I 1 I . Fi hh' I ' l I L-. Personnel of the College Department FRANCES BERTRAM CAMI'BI'II.I,SVIl.LE, KY. IRENE CAULK CAMI-IIEI.I.svII.I.E, KY. BUFORD KNIFLEY C:XMI'BEI.I.SVII,I.E, KY. j. C. RAIKES LEBANON, KY. MILDRED BURRESS CAIvIIfIzEI.I.svII.LE, KY. ORTIE E. BRADSHAW CAMPI3EI.I.svII.I.E, KY, VOLIVER GRIDER JAMESTOXYN, KY. LUKE CREEL CAMPBEI.LsvII.LE, KY. HUGH COLVIN CAIvIIAIsEI.I.svII.I.E, KY. RALPH GARDNER VVOODMONT, KY. SARAH ELROD MANNsvII.I.E, KY. BERNICE GABBERT CAIvIPIIEI.LsvII.I.E, KY. EVA HURT CL.-XY CITY, KY. LEE SPROWLES CAMPIIEI.I.svII.I.E, KY. EDGAR GRAVES BI.UE MOUNTAIN, MISS. VONA GRIDER JAMESTOVVN, KY. CRIT HARMON CAMIfIzEI.I.svII.I.E, KY. MARY GLADYS CROUCH VIXURNERS STATION, KY. EDWARD DICKEY CAMI'IzEI.I.svII.I.E, KY. MARY DURHAM CAMI1I3EI.LsvII.I.E, KY. MAGDALYN VVADE CAIvII'IIEI.I.svII.I.E, KY. GLEN SCOTT CENTER, KY. ALFONZO PAYTON TURNERS STATION, KY. HARRY SMITH CAMIfIIEI.LsvII.I.E, KY. MARY PRUETT CAIvIPBEI.LsvII.I.E, KY. LUCILLE MITCHELL CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY. I Sophomore Class ELIZABETH BLAND BENGAL, KY. NINA BERTRAM CAIvIPIzEI.I.svII.I.E, KY. REBECCA GAUNT FIsHERvII.I.E, KY. MARGARET BUCHANAN HXTCHER, KY. CAREY F. EDWARDS CAIvII'IIEI,I.svII.I.E, KY. RUTH HACKLEY C.-XMI'BEI.I.SVlI,I,E, KY. EARL REXROAT JAMESTOVVN, KY. FRESHMAN FLOYD COX CAMPBELI,S'JII,LE, KY. ROBERT CRABTREE CAIvIPBEI.LsvII.I.E, KY. RALPH D. BURRESS CA'vIPBEL1.svII.LE, KY. CHRISTINE GRAHAM CAIvIPIsELI.svII.I.E, KY. AUSBON KIDWELL CAMI1IIELI.svII.LE, KY. EDGAR COLVIN C.AIvIPIsEI.I.svII.LE, KY. JAMES I-I. BURRESS CAIvIPI3EI.I.svII.I.E, KY. ,IOHNNIE BURKHOLDER CAIvIPEEI.LsvII.I.E, KY. ORENE FISHER CAMPI3EI.LsvII.I.E, KY. KATE MERRITT CAMPBEI.LsvII.I.E, KY. MAYME MILBY CAIvIPI3ELLsvII.I.E, KY. RAY NANCE CAMPBEI.LsvILI.E, KY. NAOMI WILKERSON CAMPBEI.I.svII.I.E, KY. ETHEL BOVVEN CAMPI3EI.I.svII.1.E, KY. OMER CAULK FINI.EY, KY. SUE EVANS BRAIJEORDsvII.I.E, KY. ROY FURKIN CAMPBEI.I.svILI.E, KY. VELMA GRIDER J.-XMESTOVVN, KY. MRS. J. R. HAYES CAIvIPI3EI.LsvILI.E, KY. PAGE 30 .lpeljgf ..... CLARA TAYLOR CAMI,IzEI.I.svII,I.E, KY. MAE ROMINE CAIvIIfBEI.I.svII.I.E, KY. FRANCES SANDERS C.XMPBEI.LSVII,I.E, KY. ELIZABETH SHIVELY CAMPI3ELI.svII.I.E, KY. LORENA GRANT , ff KNIEI.EY, KY. 1 EDNA MILLER CAIvIPIIEI.I.svII.I.E, KY. BOYD COLE CAMI'I3EI.LsvII.LE, KY. MATTIE MARTIN CAMPEELI.svILI.E, KY. BESSIE MCVVHORTER MIOOLESBURG, KY. EXIE PERKINS CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY. LULA SAUNDERS CAIvIPBEI.LsvILLE, KY. LOIS ST. CLAIR C.IMPI3ELI.svII.I.E, KY. FLOYE BENNINGFIELD ELIQHORN, KY. CLAYTON CAULK FINI.EY, KY. TERESA COOPER LEBANON, KY . LENA FORD rIiRAF.-Xl,GER, INDIANA WILLARD GOODE CASEY CREEK, KY. J. R. HAYES CAIvIPIzEI.I.svII.I.E, KY. ARTIE HUNDLEY LEBANON, KY. MRS. CHAS. MCDERMITT MANNsvII.LE, KY. LUCILLE PAYNE CAMPI3EI.LsvII.I.E, KY. VAN RENEAU CAIvIPBEI.LsvILLE, KY. CYRUS SKAGGS GREENSBURG, KY. REED ST. CLAIR CAMPBEI.LsvILI.E, KY. MRS. FAYE SHILLINGER .APPLETON CITY, MO. ,.' ' Cl U ,ffo 'ff-f '- A ' :Z '11, 1 1 I l I I la E.-. I I I 21 l I l ft 1 4 l . I X College Freshmen TD 7:7 D T1 f ff'.QQ f,, I EE EEE A D ' :fHf 71g! 11329TRAIIx, lil En l ug: l,IQ U 23 wi-.- ,,.,.- ,,., , NA W -We - ,vi L 1 H j COLLEGE FRESHMEN Q P sl in hu is-v .-4 A' W in 7' I I I U , I I I F 1 H 4 I i I W l I x ls I H . 5 I I LEE SPROWLEE SARAH ELRDD CRENE FISHER EDWARD DICKEY I Class President joke Editor of The Hn prim is far W'ith all thy gqtting, I UHF is H happy-gw H Maple Trail I ahofve l'I1lll!'.f.H get understandzngf' F I , lurky yor! of .vomrhody GW? ffflfqwfl 11114 , .-who always nwnagn gerzmlzus, jolly ana ' X I to fwln the ladies. fhf'W'- HN' f0'191l F like 11 hrooklrt goes on f0I'l 'l!?l'.n I I ' I CHRISTINE GRAHAM HARRY SMITH BERNICE GABBERT X Shy and modest, hu! fl man of J'f 7?9'fll HA? open hearty? I fl fl'1lc f:l'lF71d.H and man of 7011- maiden' Plfff an true. FLOYD Cox VONA flRIDER GLENN SCQT1- ' Hail fellofw fwell Shr is lofvfd for hm' Ujyljyflligf 137,515 fn- J met. .ftriking personality flmngmgnfj' ' and unzque sense of humor. 'l l'l I H 'IQII' A I ll PAGE 32 I ' A Sum f fnlmf'-1 if 4 ' we ' 1 -44' Q 1- . A., 101 ' AMW NW' . g xflxgt xi! , 'U A , f I, i N 'V 1.1 W' Ili.. A i A v wx' 'VK ',, - - -A-Hu. -1-': A mgql.A ' -H-' ---f Us :L Y 1 frpx, ,E Z- gfiilr :rn I 15 - i f , 1 3 ilfj-'F Mg' ge-: 1 fi, if 1 ll Q nl Q ss v,f w A U ll -H M 192.9 LJ Q! A AI COLLEGE FRESHMEN 1 A 1 ,U ik V U I ' ' X' l no I JI of Ju H: Ei' li R? C R J 1 1, I .Z 1 W ,, U ,E , li Q ,J ,,i3?X'dus Z 4 :A 51 W ,555 i if ' 5. Q, r 5 , ew FT Q x ' 'X o 2 ne el l f ' fzvefgf' , 1 jx U fl if-HE i Er l w- ff I N HUGH CoLv1N EVA HURT LUKE CREEL MARY GLADYS CROUCH 5 Be a man and let the She has lfwo eyes, .vo Dignifed and master- Gaipty ig the ,couly fworla' lenofw fwlzo you :oft and lH'0fLL'7Z,' take ful. Lndofwed fwztlz heart, I' are. care. brillianry of mznd and 1, dejfnztenen of par- X pose hls surveys in Izfe '- ' ' ' ,I 4 F I5 zmmznent. i H Mas. FAYE SHILLINGER Ar.FoNzo PAYTON NAOMI WILKERSON ' '24 fare full of mean- IVIay all the ladies Spf'eflz is Jilfver, I :ng and earne.vtne.fJ. ymzle on me. Jilenfe is golden. ?i ROBERT CRABTREE MAYME MILBY AUSBON KIDWELL Lg We knefw lzim as a Silenre'i.r more elo- Nol1ility is the one ' man of tlzouglzls and quent than fwordxf' and only fvzrluef' 1, deeds. 9 N 5 ' Y :Ee 49-M- n ,..,.,..,.,,,,,,. f Q! WW? -1- Y PAGE 33 -54,?jf' YL Egan' A -I 1 K jwii-l,,l il .fm ' ivy Z' HH fumldg V an - Q AV 52,-'f,fjLf,', -',' ll5Y1YW1xlhQx Tfffn if l ' :, 1 L ima, 1 f- 1 . 2' '+ fl Q f V f , ,,Q!M ?lfIiIlingI11LiI1i , ffl 5frl'xfX 'f ' U f7':'w?'a'?f'--ii? Ailtzgjf fx'-5511 f ' lui' 'gil-sq, j -R ' W 'TTqP7 1 A - , A - ,L f-- -- R W-D .1 L. .g 'g y !s,vV,el-:Xxx I.-E, Ut ir 1 I nl A fe -ltllf' COLLEGE FRESHMEN VH' is iff P' ' f. ZR .filing fi ifysfs. 1 ' Y Al 3,1 l'?'E5 . 294 5 way? UW EDGAR CSR.-XVES LENA FORD EDGAR COLVIN EXIE PERKINS It is lzetter to hafve Quietly she fworleed '24 man difficult to Disvinely tall and lofved and lost, than afway, faithful to eafh lznofw yet easy to like. most difvinely nefver to hafve lofved duty. dear. at all. FILOY BURRESS RALPH GARDNER TERESA COOPER fl good he'art's 'worth One -who llf3fJl'f'l'll1fl'5 No one lenofws -what gold. the better things of life. she can do until she tries. LUCILLE MITCHELL ROY FURKIN VELMA GRIDER RALPH BURRESS '24 sfweet disposition sf fhristlan is the 'H-In unusal type and xl man alfways llusy lflll is the ehiefest of all highest type of man. efver a true friend. yet alfways ready to possession. lend a helping hand. f ' ' 'A 5 .,....... - 'f '. ffl I 1-1: I .Pig PAGE 34 ' :A-'- 'A H F 'g 7 A.'f'IjiEA--,h J, 1 ,n' ' A' 'I 'R ,Y fi' -N 4 XR M -'- --4---f ' ' ' 'rl-R A, LI, J A. p-,- M ll. ll: 'lin 'A' n l I n I nl I I I 5' R-1 TmF?fh,TA lr .' 'fl , .fw , 1 1 . A., 5:4 W Y 1 4 vu ' , . 1 i . V COLLEGE FRESHNIEN ff. JAMES BURRESS SUE EVANS FLOYE BENNINGEIELD MILLARD GOODE 1 S - . . if Fzne manners one tlze' UI gzrl of the lofvelzest The kznd of a frzend We muff fflkf HIP mantles of fazr lezndf' not mot efvery day. f'lff '1f'wllf'7l If 5 wf'lJl-ff minds. or lose our U6'71l'llfE.J LULA SAUNDERS CRIT HARMON MARY DURHAM As modest as the AI noble manner, no- .-I fwinsome girl, fviolet itself. bly conserroted to loyal and depend- V man, nefver dies. able. BESSIE MCWHORTER J. R. HAYES MRS. J. R. HAYES The some today and '24 man fwlzo is bound The soul of fwoman, fore-ver. to sucreedf' lzes ln love. 1 4 PAGE 35 A . L1 we A an i. 35 LAQ L' 'TWQA' NM 1 I v' I Mg' Q i Z W .--., . 5 I W V e-,f -A U . '., ' -BF f fl A N' . wjm-- .- L ,- - an as I Eg' A P' I I Mgww E h f Wag-wwf! W . XA-. ' - be un I I! l I I H ,Q . I Y I vw, 1' I 3 .sw 'V I I W' x 15' mr ' ,,. In '9 an ,gamma I I F ,,.,,,, , A. 1 I jf fi? COLLEGE FRESHMEN SNAPS ' ' ' l H lmx ,, -M , re U ul PAGE 36 ,,i--- Q IQ 4 -g -'v-, . Q- xx , ' H T V, g ' ':.1f'3 lT'N-.M -I 'N'N, Q , f u,f,,f ,igdw UH' ' 4 V' xxx U FNXX ' 1 K ' A I 1 it xl' 1 W Y 'yxvj' . . IXNXXX 1 - 1 V mr:-. if xx -all , l,1!Jx1,li-'ll1-I- :'iT.21r1!,iw4iiH,HA 1' Uhrxvlxij I H - ' - I - m '51 uw, M 4 5.-Hi ti-'-iS5?kXli'3xkRML ' 5' it-. J, .'::rglQ ??f -' ' f3gFEif:1f-'E-11-A 5-1:1 .. K -..- Y,..4--.-1-.-. ...K ,I I ml i' i W 141 jg-Q x LILLY -1- Q I E xif? f A 5 Q f RWM T .MCE 7 f iggw a- 'mf I 5 f Wgl l flimsy QQ 5 ji MQW gif 1713 LQMH ui 3 TQ ,f N 01111 E 2 Egg is A FX ff S I umm Sv f N RX In mr Jw f'32'f:'4' 'WV Q-, 1' 1225302530 ,O WPUWTUBII Clay 5 m '2 '50'5f Aw ? -01 ' l , lt. :JL - 0 13 - gm- -3 -':Ut': 71--4 '-I . 9 ' 3 v ni 'O' 3 it if . 2 ' V -'I 11 K ' . D 1-1 ffff' 3:' 1 6 14 ' ' iw f if 'TI' 3 - :fr L W f - Q , V- I 1. 1, --4 - . Y. I i. ' .A ' ' 4 M - , ' 'Aff i ilsvw L fr 1 ' if , Xffg ' - a E Q if ff - ,jf ff 'iA ff 1 n. Q' ' i, .- gt ,0 g q -4-'Q ,. 1 ' .33 Q33 L V, ii V I , V iii gzz ig-gi K: ff jf , IPI' , 1,q3 Rf: f 1 Y ff F Q? li A I LU V -1. -I if di-T ,fuk - I A-Z 14:2 ' f ' if ' ' ':P' 'X L511 '17, 123 'I , 92 45 f' J'-?g-ii' W 5 flu x-' UT' YY 7 gent. NL! I S. 1' - Q Q- 1 u , A if?iQQf1.b4?E f - 1 Q 5' fc fa ---1-f dll 45- L -fy if f M-I Q1 .K l, + X- f 5' ,s , , , f- f w , 'rf' MLW ,f-.-5' , xt, i gi' X ph lv T .L f..L i 'N X - Ugg lUIo,4E,,,' ML-: iw Eff 2 if QY5 , 3 is :.-::'-- -- .4 ,,, XX Q00 ' ' 1' If I I gf Gi - - -h i I l H on .,,-' IA- T .l l-11 , -M V - I 1 E . I I 1 1 f . 1 I L 4 I I X . i lx. I A ,., ,I f 1 wi l ff 5 me 1 M4 vi M 13 ff T .4 1 i . 1 , 4 w I? v my 4 e Tv, A L' 1 iw eg ' 1 3 Q4 X - 1'-----..-.n llsxrsvcawmumo pgl Ia' 1 1'-F 1' on I I , I In Memorlam n l 5 F an H ll ll no E1 l r: ,iq M m ln 'n an I F1 :tg Fu in fi In In i 4 I ll!! 191 nf ni n I JO ANN YOUNG m 1 I She is not zleazl-the vhild of our affectiom- l l I , . ll ll here .vhe no longer needs our poor proteftzon, I is ' ,WSI , x 1 Q ,431 Q' . But gone unto that school find Christ himself doth rule. . In that great floi.vter's stillness and seclusion, : By guarzlizzn angels led, I Safe from temptation, safe from sin's pollution, I S She lives whom we call dead. A gg gg I1 gn U Al PAGE 38 H '- o fin ,. no - Y ?1.i,,j 'f ' fl-L v e in 'L Ig M ,ffg fifff K' f fi tiff' ,671 f Q T UW Ti mm, 3 ' ,mm , , A X N aah fl ma WW, wi ' Q H7 W vm mis 1 f IL 1 fy Wan fA 1 iw' H+ ' W5 SV f I I I I I 1 If Ai: O, ,ef leg Ll 1 mfwfi fn' R7 A lx If 5 , fmwimf 'ef'Z L -Y' l i E' ' A A ee E I'If-iilifiirfi'-A53 'S W M PHQZSTRAIL pl A on D i A o lf : P no A 1 sEN10Rs : I F 3 RICHARD SANDERS I Q na I if 'U 1 fb - 2. LH 2' N :J 'w, l ' ki, R : QQ, Q- :Q- fm rug em- N no m 'Vg 'S 'u-Q E 3 g Z 2 S 9 ru -2 1 PH o 1 F? D' ff! I E II' 'lilllffl . . if SR vw NN 3-.. Nu b-3, NN. Pm Wx. z-E Nm - EN'- :E Y NS sea NN! os -.N is QW '1 r.-5 km . 'S-l if '4 ': Il' I ELIZABETH FIELDS ' Vice-President of the class. I F I PM F ul lf U 9 I GATTON KIRTLEY 5 'Z-I day for toil, an hour for Jport, but for a H I friend life is too short. ' lil I V'?+ li ,l, rim : Dj - z BERNICE NOE 5 3 el beautiful one with large blue eye.v,' 'where ' - j lofve for all sincerely Hex. H, ll l H A p N El :I N W, H if ' JUHN ALLEN BANTA- ,W ' 4 Learning makes a man ft company for M I lzimrelff' H 'li 5 ,f. 1 . H rut .1 HB 11 I' PAGE 40 ,ii -ihlllllllg T fi W xxmwj Efffeu fl2, A R1 'lv' L3 ' ilelhug xlg '- QQ A f I -Y ,f A Q , . f3,SS4 E32xl 'lrxf o f11Gf'gf2gf?W'u2wH+ iHmfmkex+f?eee4f+AeT D -,'m- Mff4g- naw V A leel .ff A f - We 4 , 1 iii! il l il lm ST ElFk5'Til1 in H , A., fmjg iiii ,QQQF A ljkj I 'F' u ' I in SENIORS 5, F' u F' u ' I RUTH HASELWOOD ' Rf'hnemen! is superior Io llfllllf-'V.U ' li 5 I 1 H JAMES BAILEY f' H Y, Sporty are his hobby, and at them he performs X' X' 'IUFILH Q1 . V C A u ,H 1 ALLENE BANTA X H rind a smile -'whifh on the darken dayj My 15 like szuulzinz' ethereal ray. ' 5 H H VAN RENEAU H To knofw hofw to hide one': ability is great J. W skill. F H 5, i i YVILANNA ROBERTS A Bly only hooks fwere merfs lookJ. F ,gf Ur 4 . 'N 2+ lm A - W wk ' k Illlj K , PAGE 41 --r-T' .4 . 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A , Ah, phaase 1 ' , V. N . ' t ' ' Li Q x . fz . . , 59 'F V xg 3 r ' I H A I P' e I V 1 Q 1 f R . 1 ' ' 943' 2 ' R Q SA K . 4 , E S K 5 , zf - Q 3 X , x . if ' - ' 1-:, . V ' 33714 fdusr as qomsav L. 3 fi u if 'inn ' , S 1 - Q f 'nwree ofa kmd 'viii' 'QQQx i if f , Y '12 -'A ' .Q A, M M 'ffm worid S Q- vffioyvphawmun A , eughth wonder Jw Q '- P Class 'Ladies 3 V SENIOR SNAPS PAGE 43 l -A ' I PL II TR F 1- -I I I A IA R 'Fmlifi-2'fjl q'f lg 5 M 1.319 4 I llllllll,I I I '- MW- Y I T - -- 4- -I f-wm-mm- Ili I , ,V ,,,,,,, .,AV W,-,M--AW , J -L, -I ,,,..., ,--,,,,. : I - I ' I i' I I- H I i I - I i I .Q F ' I H I I ' I u I I I I ll - I - in ' I I I I I W ' I - : I . I S1 J un1Or Class . 'I I H NAOMI STILES M m Class Prexidfnf I MARY WELLS LILLIE HELTON I I'iz'e-Preyidmzt Sf'z'rftary and Treaszzrm 'A I CLASS ROLL ll M EDWARD BLAKEMAN CAMPBELL HARDING H CLARA PIARDING MARSHALL CHELF I LILLIE HELTON SAMUEL POVVERS HESTER MERRITT MARY WELLS I FAITH PHILLIPS MYRTLE COOLEY - CATHERINE FISHER MARY MURPHY : MARC.-XRET H.LXRDING CHARLES BUCHANAN MARY' BLAND CHESTER HERREN F ROBERT PARROTT LESLIE JONES F MILTON COLE NAOMI STILES I ROBERT E. LEE ' 'I 'Il' El I l I -rr ill PAGE44 ll, I 0 'fig NIJ H I I I I S 1 I , f'T I ILL JSHIQI .I tg t' L I JNPUQZE IxIII'.X,IxWI 4 '5f?iNf5f ii I I4 IIIA Juli: F' f1 f ' I If I II ' ff .1,I.:QE.1 Nl X 1 -' N A . r A f A V 1 ' T f- 'K ' .1 X '- , W-AILAfIIQ,L E1 31' ff - - Lu- - 1' al - I My WX -M---A AAAB I A I' --'W -' ....,,....- -,- A.- .. -.,-wt '4--- ' V---N I A ---V:-s1s:f:4L ,r-, 192C L W I ms .A PLFiS1A,RRxIL, I - ,I ,M . H I DT ,I IW H5 I H I R , F? H I H I !'l li I I EVELYN WOOD ' Prmidfnl I :U I H ' MARSHALL LYON - I BEATRICE PRICE H THOMAS FOSTER I I AGNES SMITH DELMA WADE IRVIN RATCLIFF A BILLY CLOYD N1 LEORA SANDERS ,I LOUISA ALLEN I A LOUISE SCOTT CATHERINE HUBB.-XRD RICHARD BORDERS HALLIE LOMAN II HORTENSE WILCOX V F F I H 1 , I Preparatory Sophomores HALLIE LOMAN President First Semeyler MARSHALL LYON Sefrftzzry and TI'6l15llI'Fl' LOUISE WILSON EVELYN VVOOD JACK WILLIAMS MAE RATCLIFE HENRY' MCCUBBINS R. L. FAULKNER RII-'EE PAXTON LENA STILES GEORGIA FERGUSON --- VVILLIAM RAMSEY VIRGINIA MITCHELL SUSAN YANKEY FLOE BOWLES THELMA HIESTAND iiililg I ,,4., L A Ai PAGE 45 A W FLEA' 'K H fi? 5' gf' Tim ,, I A , :ww 1 M! I+ F U A A I . A A I 1 A 'nh ,fi 1 A 111+ 31-Y' 'Y 5 'la 5 ' ' ' .. 17 ' lil. -AI' mi3LiQfl3,l?g .UN.rfxFf E55-gg - 7 I I lr-1,191 l H 'l Q...-ff 1'N A'4lf ' dx 21- 'L7 -'7 'QiQyu . L - , ff'-riff -- W -- -A -- 1:.auf:Iaff--3...c- 4 L 'ifffii -A 'LA1 , .Ar - 1 . . . -I I . V . I I 'Y I V ..!f? A N K' .TEAAIKI iI,L -.W , I i 7 JI' I IIA Preparatory Freshman Class JANE ALSTON SANDERS RENEE .MARCILLIAC Vicf'-Preyident Clan Prmident DUDLEY ATKINS Sefretary and Treasurfr CLASS ROLL GERALDINE WILCOX JOHNNIE BEARD FRANK BUCHANAN EDWARD MCFARLAND HOWARD MALONE GARL.AND VVILSON VINCENT KOELLE1N .VVILLIAM VAN CLEAVE JOE FAULKNER MRS. M. M. MCFARLAND EDWARD BURRESS JANE ALsTON SANDERS FELIX COOPER DUDLEY ATKINS ELIZABETH SMITH MARY DUVALL MARY F.-XRRIS RENEE MARCILLIAC LORA PETERSON MONTE MCFARLAND VICTORIA COLE MABLE MILLER K.ATHERINE I-IERREN NANCY GRIFFIN NI.-XRY ALICE MILLER C. V. TUCKER PAUL STILES BRUCE WAYNE THORNTON- NEWCOMB CLIFFORD HUTCHERSON HAROLD COLVIN ALAN PETERSON PAGE46 ,L f A if-ir, 'di . 'I V ' X . ' ' E U K-'ri',l,,,4I: ' 1! . V . . ,- -A .-- .---...A-- ,, n , C I 'I-Ui:-F.lnr11B',,., -.. I Le' ,I ,,N'n Wuxiaulfxg ' K Av . Lg. f- I, , A 1' ln -L T .Q .., A T 1 -2- ' I IQ 5 -TNASSTSJ' Junior High School BURR GILPIN LLOYD HARDING Pre.vidf'nt Scfrfvary and TrraJ1n'z'r EIGHTH GRADE ROLL GEORGE R. BUCKNER BURR GILPIN ALVIN KIRTI,EY VIOLET RICE EUGENE SHIVELY LUCILLE SPRATT LILLIAN WILLIAMS SEVENTH GRADE ROLL MEVALYN BASHAM GORDEN C.ARROLL MILDRED COLE RUSSELL CROUCH FRANK JONES CATHERINE KOELLEIN RALPH ROGERS JOHNNIE STINSON MATTIE LEE VAUGHN LUCY WILSON PAGE 47 M.-XURIEN CHAMPION LLOYD HARDING CLAUD MCCUBISINS RUSSELL SARVER MARGARET SMITH VVILBUR wr.-KDE ROBERT YOUNG HENRX' ALLEN BUCHANAN J. D. CHAMPION CHARLIE COLVIN SARA MAE EDXVARDS NIATTIE KIRTLEY NATHAN NEWCOMB ALLYNE SHREVE ROBERT THOMAS RUBY WELLS DEAREN YOUNG 'Wi PRIMARY AND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT PAGE 48 A pq, , N H Y .. ,,,. X ,W K , , ,ia x T1 F 4, 4-,fy ml A M-A- s-' 4 fu ,f ,X , . 1 ilk fd r1'1r,sg ,nn Q4 uv QQ I V E.. - ' . , 4 , fp- 4 - LL. ,. .W ,YV , -V-V--4-'ff f Y M- --W 'f ifiiiirflfifff 1 J SLM A .-.., --, ' :U wz' V N- ' V 1' ir , ,, , ., J- ., . I -V a T' ' '--,WI-I 3 'gf H ,E -K 4 V, ,E F H in -v ' x V. Y --f-,M A f C' 2.1 '1 gg' 1: ' rg ff' , P ' . ,,. ,,- -,- ..... ll e i ei V 'ff :.-:,':.e1::.1ff,. l MAPL RAI VI . . . . . . . ll ig I if 102.9 i ' r .-- I 5' g in 5- ji. i Z ml, g vw-g gwJ.Q l ' I : ll ,aff Q --Q: I Il FOOTBALL SQUAD m 5, q : gg ZW' BOB BORDERS i i ' if-3'm51eBrf:i.y. H iii Captain, Center and Fullback I 1 5 A hundred and ninety Eve pounds of bone F ' .4 Q S ' ,Easel and muscle, and with this a love of the game, I I V V all of which made Bob a great power in the h I gg, piggy? line. He is a great football player, andiwe re- I J, A Q5 36 gret that he will not be with us again next N , U' if ,a . year. VVe all wish him well in whatever he I Q H ig ' A ' may do. . r -A 'L 15. 3 ,ag Y 'gafwzika Haig E . P' 3 M SAM HORD . 1 H ' Quarterbatk lk. Sam has the Do or Die attitude which is lm' bound to make one a success. He has been a IE great success as quarterback for the Panthers, I .5,, and was one of the outstanding men on the I 'I' 'l squad. His judgment in calling signals was 41 X almost uncanny. He is fast on his feet, and F 1' 3 hard to stop at all times. Sam is well liked 9 by all no wonder he is married. Q 31 COACH L. C. HENDERSON I ill ii Coach L. C. Henderson, an outstanding I 'M , athlete from the University of Mississippi, has ' shared three years of successful coaching with lj Campbellsville College. Thru natural ability gl 9' 1 and a wide experience in coaching he has been I In Q.,-gbfv able to produce winning teams each year. He R 1, E creates an atmosphere such as to instil into a I ' K l' team that indefinite Something which make men - I 1 A fight for their Alma Mater. I We can pay him no greater honor than to E say that he is a typical man and a genuine nl r lean sport. ei 4 C l ' EARL REXROAT 'P l as ' Tafkle l F B Rex came to us two years ago having never I f played a game of football. He has been a very l 5 ,N valuable man to the team. He is wholly un- -I -l selnsh in his edorts, and he is always in there I I A giving his very best. He is a fine fellow to I, A QQQWFQ A work with, and every one likes him both on and I ' . wa 2 fl H1 off the field. He does not return next year- 1 1 loss. . ll our M RALPH GARDNER I f H Tackle I I . 4 The game was new to Ralph, but he was -' I playing like a veteran at the close of the sea- I son. He improved in his playing more than ' l any other member of the squad. He is well st l liked by every one, easy to coach, and will bear F C watching next year. His weight is a point in I : L-M.-hgffi l hlis flalvor,-lgipping the scales at 185. We hope , t at e wi return next year. I .I I I --f I I I I A PAGE 50 i , 1-1-, ,us -if 1 -rilfyl JA, lr. :fl , , 5 In um 'Kwan K. il iff -i+ 'l i?+ g 'u. 41 y ., f ffVrfalH-'ll'fl1' . I I nm Q f 'fill lllllllllllltl M, ..lln --lla' gf, Egkilllv . ,if 4.1. . C A . fe , 5. . fb ll mu V V I I - - - - I. ' Im I RAY- jf ,xx . tl -,.i,- .. ti fee, ., i V ., , -.L ,-. 1 gl -1-11 Y H ' 1 .'1'3,:f f Q1 '::l-7151. .jig ,,, l wtf Tir Jig' igggig- bl-ie ui! E ' 9 xi lil? I ,s ,. i vw I V -fffill , gg 4 . Lg, . v 'i psig, in , . F o o T B A L L S Q U A D e' if We . 4 'I N sg HUGH COLVIN e I 3 Ilalfbark and End Y I, 'Egg' ki flare L 1 9 5 Hugh is a valuable man to any squad. He ik y,i' 'S 4 .Km .-. . . 'I 9 Q' A can play the role of utility very nicely, putting . 21,5 up a good game in any position. Being ex- M A tremely light, weighing only one hundred and If' forty pounds, places him at a great disadvan- tage, but his speed and light greatly olfset that. VVe are glad that he has one more year with us. CRIT HARMON Tarlelf' Here is a fellow who got started on his athletic career rather late in life, but in e-pite of that he has made wonderful progress. Crit gave his best for the team at all times. He is the type of fellow that will do any team good to have around. VVe don't know whether his wife will let him play now or not. He has an- other year in school. BRUCE VVAYNE Ren Guard . Bruce, though a freshman in high school, has completed two years of stellar ball for the Garnet and Gray. He has sevcral more years with us and we hope that he will stay them all. We believe that he will be a real star before his school career closes, if he only aspires to such. He sometimes wonders why certain teams are scheduled, but we hope he gets over that some day. DICK SAN DERS Guard Though light, DICK has played two years of monogram ball for the Panthers. He is a fighter from the start to the finish. VVe hope that he will enter college next year and will carry on for us on the gridiron as well as in his scholastic work. CECIL RISEN Halfllafk Inability to practice regularly kept Cecil from being a real star this year. He is fast and runs hard. With these qualities and a determination to make good, any back-held man will sooner or later be a great asset to his team. We are sorry Cecil c0uldn't stay in school all the year. VVe hope he will again enroll with us. , Q, ,. 1 'fifsa ' V 4 9 , . ,Q k ,-3, - b M K. gifs .. l 'ggi f . . . ,.- fs ' A , 4,. . 5,6 , 4 '-, Qt, YL Q9 Q-,sill ff R A' 'mmf al , 4 1 jf V itigiigil f si- a r e , ., 2 I , ' - 23. P wif. 1. Q Y ,K .. 1- , f' Lf , if - .u 339. 'Ja X 1 I I ' I its , ' ,,,, 3 , hw 4 i Ta l., .qs .. -.' ' Els. Q? geifiiif 2515, .., I it P if , W.-, faa5, ns,,i,,,, , Q, ,Lx . ,,- .- u V '35, ,565 ,t 1, 175,Ae,,N . S 'f H i lfyrfglii . .5 as i xg-. Himsa , sf sa fi. 'sits . V . ., Q' ij? fi-.X PAGE 51 1 r.. x Y , 4. g in FWHM- .1 ii if l l t FOOTBALL SQUAD HARRY SMITH Halfback Harry is light and he had not had any ex- perience, yet he made a very dependable man. He has plenty of nerve and loves football- two very important factors for any success- ful player to possess. He has one more year, and with a few obstacles removed we predict he will be one of our best. MARSHALL LYON Center In playing his first year Marshall did very creditable work. He got into but few games, but we look for him to be the regular center next year. He has the will and the determin- ation that we feel sure will get him there. Work and plenty of it will make this fellow. BUFORD KNIFLEY End If hard work can make a football player Buford will be one of the best in the land some- day. He has improved steadily in his playing for the last two years, and we feel that he is graduating a little too soon, otherwise he would become a real star. His weight is one of his greatest handicaps. BRANDFORD MURLEY Fullback Murley's inability to get in the peak of con- dition held him back all season. He can run low and hard which makes him hard to tackle and stop. He has the qualities necessary for a real fullback. We hope that he will stay in school another year. EDWARD DICKEY End Sickness and a bad ankle kept Edward from being at his best most of the season, but with another year to play our prediction is that he will bear watching. He has great possibilities and is of a temperament that makes working with him a pleasure. By taking on a little more weight, and with Sprowles on the other end, the wing positions should be well cared for next year. LEE SPROWLES IIIIQ P F F H I i F' F F' I F l i H nl u I P F' nn I F F End ' SpibbU is recognized as the hardest tackler on the team. It didn't take the opposing quar- terback long to find out there was trouble on F hands when starting his way. Though weigh-' ing one hundred and fifty pounds only, he is a great little football player. WVith Lee taking the game a little more seriously he has the making of one of the best players in this sec- tion. ' ' I ,ILILI si lu. I PAGE 52 A v.:fffeL. ami frfx 41 i Wi Wi? 'nf n 1' , eittfl' :Nl l i 1 t 11. f 1 1 s i w . rl . P Lllfliiililmf',nllliw . 2 I I lfl 1111111 'elf , . lklllllllll Q-' ' 'mn' ff f-ffl - 'ff-'-5 -salkeifff-:ati -:,, ij - Y-kgQ,fs.Q7'-QI' ' ' 5, ,gg , 4 5 2 ' V 7 7' I C er I --- f- A. ,,k-,,, , , -,- ...V -..- A -ff I-T I 1 5 I su A I Ll F I ' ' ' ' 'flji M I 4, 133 Liv -9 ' 'A' m 1- ----M mf ,. - lu - V, ww gm, MMM --m,A.---..-.,..5- E Fi Q H nn I u F an H ru 'F i i,, . ., 'f f , j Pv . S M : ,Ag 5 5 ul ,gi NN ml 'F H in 'l sa l an I vs rn ' In F m ' ll H fi : rm H F me ' sz I Q ' 5 ' no l as U' u I I H n 1 Yi I we i In H l F ua an u I In l nl FOOTBALL SQUAD :I lu , u K - I I I U' ,IIJII -1- ' F PAGE 53 fy. ll ' H f -79V 'ffg f .N , , I Q4 'A' H 911111 fl: - ' ff 1gs . 3? ff - . 'lr . - 1 ' .iii-514 Eg! A15 V V f -' . I n'I I li A - l ' . . I mum' if A fi M' HM W V6 g n f ' ' ' ll ' fijil FA W1 Football Season 1928 VVith the opening of school September 11th, the next most natural thing was that of getting football practice under way. On the 12th, some twenty-five fellows reported, which represen- ed the best manhood that Campbellsville College affords. The prospects for a winning team were very poor at the outset, the squad being composed very largely of men with one year's experience or none at all, which is a big problem for any individual or group of individuals to solve. Those of little experience, around which the team had to be constructed were: Borders, Captain, Rexroat, Sprowles, Colvin, Wayne, Risen, lxlurley, Harmon, Sanders and Knifley. Of the new men, Hord, Dickey, Smith, Gardner, Lyon and Burkholder were the best. Everyone both old and new on the squad soon found himself in great earnestness in trying to build for Campbellsville College her best team, The spirit of co-operation and old light that characterizes all the Garnet and Gray teams was soon running high and it was then becoming apparent, that the school would be represented by a bunch of real fellows on the gridiron for the season of '28, Borders soon drew the center assignment, being very ably supported by Rexroat, Gardner, and Harmon, in the tackle positions, with Wayne and Sanders in the guard role, and Sprowlcs, Dickey and Knifiey holding down the end positions. In the backfield Hord was soon found to be the man around which the others would Work. Early in the season he proved a good field general, and in many cases bore the brunt of carrying the ball, being helped by Murley and Risen-which composed a good trio of ball toters a trio that was hard to stop at all times, with Smith and Colvin in the blocking positions-which are essential to any offensive style of football. The first game on October Sth-with St. Joseph's College in Bardstown was a typical early season game, fumbles being the high light of the struggle so far as we were concerned. Our boys learned much about football though, and in most every case as a man or team we profited by it. This was evident in the next game-two weeks later when Lebanon came to the local field. Lebanon had decisively beaten a much crippled team of ours the year before, so the Panthers went into this game with a revenge uppermost in their minds. After sixty min- utes of real football, we were crowned the winner, by a point margin. The following week found us on foreign soil again. This time in Springfield. Starting with a savage offensive attack two touchdowns were scored in the first quarter, and then by playing a defensive game we were on the long end of a 13-12 victory. This being a very hard fought game throughout as the score would indicate. On November 2nd the Kentucky School for the Deaf came to Campbellsville for the third time in three years. The two previous years we had been beaten once and tied by this crowd, as they always have a good team. At the last minute some of our men were declared ineligible due to grades, but after Il great pep rally this handicap was overcome and spirit and scrap caused the Garnet and Gray to run roughshod over the Dummies. The victory being the fourth straight win. By the time the Dummies had been disposed of everyone was beginning to pull for an all victory season which was quite possible, yet there remained two games on the schedule-both to be played away from home. The Eastern Kentucky State Teachers' College Freshman threw a bomb into the machine tho! On November 16th in Richmond we were defeated by two touchdowns. ln this game we wfere outweighed several pounds to the man-and the score was against us, but the Panthers outfought their opponents in every department of the game. One or two very bad breaks proved to be the deciding factors and just the margin for victory. On Thanksgiving Day, in a sea of water and mud besides being in Columbia, we met and were defeated by the Lindsey-Wilson College team. The season was successful in every way, financially, development physically, develop- ment morally, and in terms of games won and lost, etc. We are only hoping for more men and men with a little experience, yet the same spirit of fight and stick-to-it-tive-ness will put us thru, the 1929 season. ' With such men as Kirtley, Bailey and others from the high school squad coming up-we hope for a greater team next year. The games and scores: St. Joe - 0 College! - 2 Lebanon - - - 6 College 7 Springfield - - - - 12 College - - 13 Ky. School for Deaf - - 0 College - 24 Eastern Normal - - - 12 College 0 Lindsey-Wilson - - - 19 College 7 l PAGE 54 . --'Q-fln 9 ,.. -Aff Q vs, YJ ,W .Y ' - ll ' f i f -- 'A . -J-. A Captains of the Basketball Teams VOLIVER GRIDER Captain of the Boys' Varxily Team FRANCES SANDERS Captain of the Girls' Va nity Tea m NAOMI STILES Captain of Girls' High PAGE 55 Sfllool Taam JAMES BAILEY Captain of the Boys' High Srfzool Team i f 1 I 1 I . r 5. A A ' iff A. r ' xg, 1 M, A- A Af' 3' ,I-is ' ' 3 J ' Aiffi-K .1 -........, M AX! il 11:11 ui IKIRXILJ P 1,f,,l3. ! 1.f,' 'A F A fl u ig H1 'w l U I U an i 4 i 4 1 .n.,,,..,.., A,.. 3 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUADS I I I I I my ' I 'q Sw-Ax, PAGE 56 -I i N if f 7 r-5... H QXXN ' , f' 1 Ur, , , . -1 -2,24 ..'?-A-,N I .l i'f'A--MW -u....... M,,.,h,,....- A- M, l. 3' 114 'EM I 'Egg ,T,..f'l?A'A'S5'A 4 -4 'Y W' A 15 -V-..f I ll I Hl',l'l lil 1 ' J ' 4-,f11'TQ A Uv A91 -Q -f A - A W - 1 H . fffiwzfm --:Y--::z4,-4, .1il,,,,if3gKLf:1fig'14LLll5-,F'f'fY5ffV'1'iii - -.1 -iw Q 1. i,1 'yu r I 1 I L , f r g 'g ' 'X 1 E! 0 ln 1 14 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SQUADS fs-X-Lx PAGE 57 A ll Q '1 sl ., 2. inf? B H. .. vi A 7' JH, Q LVL'x- rx. A - K E, ,Q .LV V Y 9.1 x , 'mm Q, A. '-.- rnmf, 5 Y '- W ', , 1 - '- , H 5 li' ll ,J wx I 1' 5 ' 'I l N .Q 'I l l Basketball Season 1928-1929 VVith the football as history, and with the mud-cleets, headgears, and such, put aside after Thanksgiving Day, little time was lost in getting the four basketball squads in action. On December 2 the call was sounded. From the forty-five boys and girls who responded to this call the four teams were selected. In the two college teams there were very few of the old players, so it was evident that new faces would very largely represent the college de- partment. The graduation of Owen Jeffries and Marshall Marcum, and the failure of Captain Grider to return until mid-year left the boys' team in a much weakened condition. The same thing was true of the girls' team, Captain Sanders being the only player of last year that had returned. Practically all of the new members were of the ambitious type, but with- out experience. Dickey, Colvin, and Peyton were the only ones that had seen: service. The girls' team, composed of Captain Sanders, Gaunt, Miller, Gabbert, N. Bertram F. Bertram, and Elrod, worked into a very good team before the season was over, winning as many games as they lost. Among the defeats was one at the hands of the strong Eastern Kentucky Normal, but only by a few points. The Panthers were not so successful in terms of victories, as they lost more games than they won, yet they showed steady improvement throughout the season and some of the most awkward and the greentst at the outset were playing good ball at the close of the season. Acting as Captain, Rexroat was the bulwark of the team for the first half of the season, then came Grider. By this time Colvin and Dickey were going much better, so with these four the Garnet and Gray had a fairly good working quartet. The high school teams were the bright lights of our basketball this season. Though the boys' team was composed of all new men except the two veterans, Captain Bailey and Kirtley, the new fellows, Faulkner, Pardo, Blackaby, Banta, Coakley, and Newcomb, worked in very nicely. This combination gave to the college the best team she has had for a number of years. Fifteen games were Won and' Seven were Lost. Six of the present team will be lost through graduation. We are wondering what we shall do next year. The high school girls' team was the only team of veterans in the school, being composed of Captain Stiles, Wells, Banta, Harding, and the new ones-Helton, Ferguson, Mitchell, VVilson, Smith, and Wood. Of the regulars Stiles and Helton were forced from the line-up early in the season by flu complications, but in spite of this the team was vfictorious in Twelve of the Sixteen games. Had this piece of hard luck not hit our team we feel sure that we should have represented this district and region in the state tournament, as we had beaten the team that did win bcfore our two players had to stop. VVith all the team returning next year except Banta, who graduates, we hope for better results and believe that we shall get them. The season's summary for all teams was Thirty victories and Nineteen defeats. PAGE 58 V ,-'wilt FJ 713 ,lp l. fl! ls ls is .41 .M IH id gli Q ' is 9 ,. 5. l. 3 V: ,, l.- l I, I I.. ll IT' F11 Lf-1 lm 'nu R4 lf. plz' ,aiu ll! 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Q ' ii? 2 35 X ss - JZ: 1 ix 1 ,Q ' 'ls , , 7 wig J ,fx Q, K fn Q an QQ. , Q Xu Q Q E 'K 'gl .-Q lfffififff' Wi ' ZEZZWV MJ M 1, JL' 5 A K2 PAGE 63 v6 0, 3, xxgm A ,Wes X at FY u 'Sfx 'R X X' .lik-. ,RV ,A f Q 'Sw x 5 I x . Pl: il Commercial Department KATE MERRITT CHRISTINE CTR.-KH.-XM MAE RATCLIEF LTER.-XLDINE NVILCOX ANNA JONES GENEVA JONES BEssIE SMITII PAGE 64 EDWARD N1CFARL,XND RALPH BURRESS REED LOGAN CXRUS SKAGIQS OVVEN 1N1ILI,ER BERNICE NOE QI.-X'l I'ON IQIRTLEY lu I-. ICI I I J . -ll' ' 'Q -N v - WB -P' UI fu is 5 U -I ...i-4-ai- 'i'-I J F ,ff , A-gn ,-,. NN --Q N Ci! :Q ,gy 54 k Ig' L5 u B I ml ml P-I U EI M X -F I, , L1 93 5 , I , . I li U T li , A : 'i 'E I ', r'I I I il xi D I u ll ll, I I l I , Em--. 'Il ., y . I il 1 '- ,I'L.-,f rf, f I rf ,.4f-I ' I L , , --ae, ,,,... MO... . .. . , ...Q .,,.. , ,, ..-W Y bn .111 YH M I' M hi Hr HS' H11 iff!! IA M L 4 M i H 5 5 :ie .Q I I E 'I ' I I is I ,,.. C 1 1,4 , ,I Pl fi 'P 1 Q its . ., I 11 I PM .1 A 1.1 il WI ,I mm. I 5 I I I E F1 I 's E1 1 1' Q Im I .Y iw Q I H 5 Hs if P4 I' as LQ ,Q 1 1 vm! Q- T ffl I I s . N4 ,J ,V Q :mf Q. H , if 1 534. r ,I ' w r' ' . 1' If If 5 4 1 I , 3 if? ' ri I ' I 'J I Al 6 P 111 5, G an I 'Q .iw ff Ml 1 ,,.,1- -- z .: 4.14. ..,,, .,...,V ,. I I ,fl ,HI . 'MQ A 4 W0 I N- -.-..-.,.-- f I i I , 's 5' ,Q 'H , , . ,, .. ' PB! jf .V 3 I' I - A 'J 1, W 3, I 1 1 1 I, 1' V -. , . V. 1 , J , 7 1 v . , I A - .. ,F QW , 'wfwvwa W ' QW. , 'Tv Q ., W I I 3 I . 'f 1 'AE e5iyf5,Q, T5 9 W -fn., . H W g 1 M I iv wi ,gy ly, , 251 m If 2 SQ, , Q54 f, Q 1 I 'f nj ty, n gi 4 , U 4 'YJ jc 1 , 11+ Y . 'W .133 Q. EIL, 2 , gi .S ., 'Z' Ha1YP+ , :My Z 1 .. my ' I .f-5 A W' ., , A I S: . ' 4. I' -Q fx' ,dy f X, 5lfA3i,wNI'x K' ' 7143 ,, 'N H Wig! w? 3- MQ, ,SI IM, fi W' 531134 I I L. 51 3 Wim v P93 1 .W IE 1 . 1 ffif 1iTOL,SH , ,,,. RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS 5 3 - PAGE 65 1 V3 -15' U :Vx , ,. ...K+ L, V. x 1 ip- K .1 V1 'V iwfq ' 4 ' JF - ' f.15f:41i.j ,. I M pf LL- ,. . A. ,I . P' 3 -' nv..-1-...-....,....,-..v... - If . - wif .Q :Q sy WA V' My W. I .ng Miss: 1,5 A, ,HM rf W . ,wig l ltr? 5 V ...i.,.1.,g - .. ,-...,.'TiT,'fITIL.Ll1. .. . ..VV , V. ... i'i1f1 ,fQ .ifAf ....,...-.l1.fT is . e +1 LETR s A l .Iltll I I Ill. EE it 'fjjjmielji I 1 Qi , A 192.9 .3 A 2 , .f1ii'if e' 1 , 1 r . ifii.1g feef'1 A I ! 4 5 1: Q ill i I O C I C I Fi, M1n1ster1al ASSOClat10H of Campbellswlle College 1 ' V The ministers of Campbellsville College have a desire to be of servize to the College as ii, N a whole, and to each individual. The group wishes the College to be able to depend on it for i fn its full support in making the Campus life more Christian, and the atmosphere betterg and that tl each individual may feel in every member a real friend. , l- The Association has weekly meetings with varied programs for the purpose of further , N, developing the individual members: each month the Taylor County Ministers' Association 3 meets with the College Ministers, thereby making the fellowship richer and the desires greater. 1 beveral prominent speakers have come our way during this present season. U -i 1 l lu it 5 Q - - 3 gl t Young Women s ASSOClat1OH 1 . i The Y. W. A. was organized again this fall, and again Miss Ruth Arnett was selected as ' I i the Counselor. Many things have arisen to hinder the advancement of this organization as ' it should advance. At Christmas the girls were interested in playing Santa Claus to some , -f mountain- children. Quite a nice box was sent to these less fortunate children. It seems that g Q , there should be a place in our program for the Y. W. A. and we sincerely hope we can do i, something to increase the interest next year. i . I . , The B. s. U. ! A l E i ' The B. S. U. is doing bctter work than at any time in its history. The attendance has been good all year, and the programs are interesting. Four of our members attended the meeting in Georgetown. They returned enthusiastic over the work of the organization. Mr. , CliHord Hutchinson, one of our ministerial students, is president. He is capable, interested, and X always present. The group captains have been faithful in preparing interesting and helpful , programs. 4 5 ti V l flilil, I PACE 66 - .lg A pil -rg , , f-It 1a lli 1, I l ...et l'?'24Q . - . SEX ' m fx'-4 E I g as s N jg EE JAMES, BAILEY mosv vsasnvuf MA U, C-0 If f AN iwffm -4 U3 ,fe , .. , an ww? .Y M-YN Sw-viii,-fzgzxf-f'g'sXQF,wf, TA. Ln 3 J g Na ' i : : E r' 5 m mg ea r' 5 5 Q r' is E O3 ' ix f gm if ,x Q54 M24 E - f - inf' ' f ' M, li, ,yi , V, ,,,m5?Q 1 K 5 , , , -w WW 5 x - 'Q vw E ' 2' in W - v - ffif L. . xi 'ufyigpjfj A W 'X f 'Z . 'Q ,5ff.,,fs 56, , Y g, W Nw- Q ,QNWI '!n M sf ,N 5 X- Qi 2, . w My xg W 5532 ,Q gf gf f 'ii ' 'xx JR . 1 I M. .4 v f , .K . A' P52 1 gg ,ii . T- W In .. ' 5 4 f fn 'Y.:,, va A K+: ggi .. :J M2 ASS W M :Exif .aw YE I, A W, if .ws XS? 'fa 5. , 5 f w-' S rf 9 4 MISS EDNA MILLER Moen coun-reous GIRL xv 12 f Q Lil A f f Q WILLIAM MITCHELL MOST coumzous MAN fra 0 2. I1 , ,Z Fw Q Sv I I I u 'H ul I H H , X llwf: li an l l ni i ,YII let: sw 1929 LJ 5 . Q , A12. .sum 'T ' lf' .V is s H CLASS MASCOT-BETTY RAGLAND JONES in is f H : The S0phomore's Farewell Each Sophomore has learned to love, And now that it s time for leaving, , Since he has lived among us, We, each one, without fail, : The spirit of The lwaple Trail, Wish that we might still follow i l Which ever hovers o'er us. The dear old Maple Trail. -4 I Here, through days of work and play, We love this spirit of the school, : We'zfe proved this spirit true,' Oh, may it never fail! M Happy memories of The llflaple Trail May it ever steadfast abide W Will for ever each life imbue. ln the heart of The lllaple Trail. -REBECCA GAUNT Q I V i gl, . PAGE 74 'h glm u r S fy' , W . xfgsxxkg. 2211 gt J s hh, x e is 411 ' ' is x iii! IWW Ill 5 'lelll lj ' - - jlfil Af?-1 1' my 2 ul -: 5 i r 4 ,-T, ' 5 -' -num T .11---IL' A fi 4 Q j' Vin . W 5 . ly!!-, pl -,! ff 1 ,'I'1.i.,',.: ' ,J I ' LL:-17 Ilmffgf Qi, QA A , I pwx KSA AS ARXXXQ fm. ' f5?NmW'2f' 5 l,,x'1 J 129 -5 1 1 -.11 1 I I 5 , 21 , 'vw gm Af -, X ,IIHI 5 uf F f40,'Q A A L4 rf -Af f' -Lf wr' 5 gin? 7 A -4' N 'his J A 1 NX 'Goa rv N X c :CG - X 4,5-,:2 .,.f- 56 ,f-A Amloullmmllllwlwllw M ---C' ,Z -' XX John ton '.'g'.1t::.'Q'.-Jrff '. 4 I 4 J ,nf ,542 .g 7:01 Q '. M' T : 'ff A4--N-. A A ,RA 5.1 .AT -, . T, A . TT. . 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Untidy Ilumrkrfpfr' - liiygmf Giygfrr - - - Biygffxt Gnnf - - llig,'f11'.v1' Tf111j21'rm1 - Hitllllif Rnfu' TIlffl'.C - Jluxf l1lfJllIil Z'IlIl5 - fllnxt Colztwntfd - - Gr1'aff.v1' Comrdimz - .lluxf Tfmfll - - Moy! W'iIliIIfl - Jlnxf .bxlllflilillllj Mmirf Ilnxlmzzd MOA! Loyal - - - Muir Ijf'-'Unffd Lfl l'l'l' 111051 Dfpfrzdrzlzlf - Bigyfxt W'l1!'lI0l'.fl' - Illoxi Suffjllf' - - Laffy! Ri.1'fl' - Bm! W'fn'kfr - - BH! :Ill-Rulnld Sllffk - - - - - JACK VVII.I.I.-'AMS ELIZABETH BLAND - EDGAR CPRXVES - BERTRAM TWINS - - CLARA 'TAYLOR - JOHN MINTON COAKLEY - - LEE SPROYVLES VONA AND RENEE - - SUE EVANS - - Miss HAUPERT - - JACK AND JEAN BEFTIE RXCLAND JONES - - EDOAR COLVIN - NIILDRED BURRESS - COACH HENDERSON - MARY BLAND - CLARA HARDING - - - - - GLENN SCOTT - - - - - - RUTH HACRLEY - CLIFFORD HUTCHTNSON AND CLAY PARDO - - - - - - - LUKE CREEI, PAGE 75 - - - - - IRENE CAULK EARL REXROAT - SARAH ELROD - FRANCES SANDERS - ELIZABETH SHIVELY - - -JOHN RAIKES - - MR. JONES - BUFORD KNIFLEH' - URTIE BRADSHAW - CRIT HARMON - J. R. HAYES - MRS. SHILLINGER - BOYD COLE - VOLIVER QFRIDER - -. - R 1 QQ. .1 :fag , ' cgrgrf X -: c-ffgjfyciqfccgrx 613C X '- WS, X 1 - lv 1 1 1' s My if JFMQQN . tif wk Q i if VIRGINIA Dick mf' MMIII at-W J? ' ffl' 4 r e KLWWN 1 t , : I ' X yy : Q x xi F I n , I F S , . 1- l I I q ' I ,K . X 1 l X ,hs , Q - - ' I ' -::I::: . i A vu, I i X ll ' W 2 . mama W li 4 wm1'ls Nz?-,:.. :..- f fam ...-. . 1212225 1 l 5 - - .-.--e-G 15 , I I I i ?5QQ3iHFtf5FT?E53' mmmwmmmwwb ' ' , 1-4 'q5.i?21E1EE1E1E5W- ' i?1':':Z '?1fEE151f:' . - --:' fi - , -fgisx X vc: - L, - -.- - 'Eder-mheffrl ,,. '-5 - '1 -- ' ' A 4, -- Y A 9- Y 8 A ' r ' I Vi JOKES hir. Jones: Young men, I realize your most difiicult problem in college is choos ing the right girl to marry. hir. Grider Casidel : He has funny ideas as to who does the choosing. hffary Alice: VVhat is R.S.V.P.? lfary Duvall fat the radiol : Either Denver or San Fransisco I don't remember whichf' word. Nfr. Luckett: VVhat is public sentiment? Rex : Love making on the campus. VVedding bells are a single man's curfew. Lucille: Frances, what is a cure for love at first sight? Frances : Second sight. YVhen youth calls to youth it makes a lot of extra work for the telephone company VVhat can't be cured one should be careful not to catch. Boys in Graves' room: VVe will be good if you will let us stay. NVe won't tally one bit. Graves who was trying to study: No, you won't. You will be talking every other Y, PAGE 76 'T 5 Tgeage QF rmbcgzfice 1 L w E A QV, H ww .,,, 1. I A . ,,,, ,.. ,..: , ,Amvg N 7 ' 5' Af ' N as ff' A was Y A Y EW if QQ, ru, 'X , .., SA 's Sf Mu ,A A , wr., .,., AV-.. - A A 3' 1 1 ,:f- 1- , ' f A m A , , . , If---f-IA a 'gl W 'f 1 .1 fr - 3 , , 'pl J , f 5 4 . ' 5 V AAKSnowed Qncizr- A 0 41 ' 4 rx K gaf MR' 'gec mdmn S? X A A A A V M 5 DXF 4 Q 'y gbg ,A'xqqi 2f1 'tsfggf' Q A A X - ,, , AAnc'ferif Higfijr x v fparfez-vous' 69 C5 A We ' Fzg,3ancaase'2 gf A 1, x A M!!ii? fgfcxhiurns WP. , A g i 1 An X Q , 1 A 'I' vb 'M ,A A V55 i 'fe K+ A7 5 0232- A W in 'A W' irfh 'gf play? W h ey? QA,Q6'6'fbPl'0Bi11 VKASCFQ f, ma? ' A E 5, Q S n Wt if Qgcruik-y at play A ,' uExien M,M Rv ff Q wo hearfs NA Q kiwi' bea t as one A ' 1 fNm W 5 ,. A . , 1 12 . , ' 4 , ' . lm -' x .1-. ,N 5 up 5 5:-:. ., A, .wx g, if D if .ew q AM fr f A Igjgie and , A C-If her do f 15' Land I11G.f'3'Q zmy J Y WAKE? . A A AA - , if .ziv ,Q5 A , ' A M M if f m - . ' - 1'1 ,f Aufherskg on doies sn A pnpqfaqg A The Presidenkbogg S MISCELLANEOUS SNAPS PACE 77 I i .11 4. A Vision This morning, as in slow and meditative steps, I wended my way along The Maple Trail toward the home of the Garnet and Gray, my attention was suddenly arrested by the early morn- ing breeze lisping thru the branches of the great maple trees in low and gentle whispers. At first I thought 'twas only the grumbling of the passing winds at being so unduly disturbed and hindred in their hurried Flightg but upon closer observation, as my attention became more acute, as my thoughts became more concentrated, as my interest became more intent, I clearly saw that, instead of the supposed grumbling, the gentle breeze was delivering in ethereal lan- guage the high and lofty and noble ideals for which Campellsville College has stood from the very hour of her birth. In response to each low whisper, some tiny twig with an indellible impression would record the worthy message in order that all who might pass that way, and would but pause to look up, should know the true spirit of The Maple Trail as incorporated therein. With a deepened interest and with aroused emotions, I determined to know of this great spirit. l lifted my eyes. I read. There in exquisite beauty as though written by the hand of an artist, appeared these terms, service for God toward mankindg love for the beautiful and the good in literature, in art, yea, in every thingg untainted honor, unswerving loyalty, strength and purity of character, patriotism for one's countryg and Christian education and all that in- cludes. And then glaring in the light of the morning sun there blazed forth in shining, flash- ing letters this great challenge 1-It is a great thing to die for a noble ideal, but is a far greater thing to lifve for one. - My thoughts had turned to deeper thoughts. My reasoning had now become productive. 'lSurely , said I, An institution with such ideals, and with a student body striving toward their attainment, by the help of God, could never be forced to lay down her arms by any power whether on the earth or under the earth. Such a spirit is unconquerable. It knows no defeat. Such a spirit is immortal. It lives on and on for ever. As for me, never in the years to come shallimy eyes drink of the beauty of the pages of the College Annual of '29 except these ideals of the dear old Alma Mater shall vividly pre- sent themselves again to meg for When I am old and my hands are weary, When my eyes are 'void of sight, Still this spirit will be present To guide me through the darksome night. The ideals of the Alma Mater, High and lofty, can not fail: For they are spirits undying, The spirit of The Maple Trail. -ORTIE BRADSHAW PAGE 78 xl'-ll' 5 ei ' , -G -4- ff . ,F-ff as .. ' at U gf. L ll 'A T f' 9 B ' MQW' -thi-yQF..lil i ya.,-1' ' . ...- ... .,......- .- l ,ff f - ,ff W-. Y ---........., Y' ll L' i ll id JI il H FL. .Al 35 KJ -1 L' 4 i- N 3 lk lu Iii FJ lr: H gi El L. W I!! dit T' ,J 57 ii H Fl M L' Il li fl ID Pl ll '-2 'Z P3 ll il YOU ARE LUCKY XG A X my f 5 1 4 ' 1 -Y X 3 fi, N: N' W xv I F , XM J i f X X f OU Rl-:An oun 1111014xiuininirniniuizlivin? 111311112010111101:xinininiuiui Let Us Be Your Tailor and Haberdasher FOR THE MAN WHO CARES ilk 4 X ET I X 1 1 is Herman V. Shively Jeweler and Optometrist Class Rings and Pins GLASSES CAREFULLY FITTED ia COLLEGE DAYS-The Days to be If it is new-We have it Remembered DO IT WITH A PHOTOGRAPH HATCHER-MITCHELL SIMMONS COMPANY STUDIU Campbellsville, Kentucky DAANVILLE . KENTUCKY I-JIJ,S THE R. L. HILL Millinery and CGMPANY Beauty Shop Drugs S. B. WILLOCK A Sole Manager of the Jevvelfy' Economy StOreS and C Setsgllglfgvgfjrxves Schogl A STQSEJEC 1'l, S 1'f05m'IS SUPPHCS in111:xi:Illini:11ninI1Oiuiui1143 1 1 1 wioinini i vin? 101 The Old BANK OF CAMPBELLSVILLE The Farzners' Friend loans A business that is merely a machine to turn out dollars cannot last We have been serving Taylor County for more than forty years. The Ellis Gift Shoppe FoR Gifts and Greeting Cards FOR ALL OCCASIONS LADIES' SILK WEARING APPAREL 100'Af for Campbellsville College Coakley 85 Durham Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Notions Clothing, Gloaks, Boots HARDWARE GROCERIES AND VVALL PAPER First class work assured Students at lVliller's Pressing Shop R. A. MILLER, PROPRIETOR 11011111riuiuioioinin11011134111lin TAXI and U-Drive-It Service PHONE 348 Bradley Tarter ioioiuiniuiuiuininin 3 1030301 111 iniuiniuiui ximiuiuiuiui ni 21111111 I 311 3 Campbellsville Junior College A Christian College Fully Accredited With Expenses Extremely Low GRADES, HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR COLLEGE 4 Remember that the best friends of any school are its loyal alumni. ln leaving your school do not forget that the doors are always open for your return. Keep your College in mindg talk it to your friends, and render the true service that only you can render, thus becoming a real part of the institution. 4 Founded as Russell Creek Academy - - 1907 Became Campbellsville College ---- 1924 uiuiuiuiuii101113:uiuiuiuinioinim14131111ii11311 10101113 30101014xixriniuininini1111111312 1 1113111132 111113 vi We Solicit Your Freight Drayage Service BETWEEN LOUISVILLE 81 CAMPBELLSVILLE Have Your Freight Sent to 110 N. Floyd St. Louisville, Ky. Patronage Solicitea' and Appreciated MCKINLEY TRANSIT COMPANY HOMER MCKINLEX', MGR. CAMPBELLSVILLE - KENTUCKY LYON -BEARD COMPANY CHEVROLET Sales and Service CAMPBELLSVILLE - KENTUCKY DAY PHONE 122 NIGHT PHONES 157, 17, or 109-N Central Undertaking Company, lnc. HOME FURNISHERS Funeral Directors and Embalmers ORDERS FOR CUT FLOWERS TAKEN PICTURE FRAMING ini:vielimi:riuiuirxiuiuiuxiuiuini xivinrim11411131xiuiuiuiuini L 1 I Nqgdif 'ME p,. , f'I'. e. 1. - 1.4 If 1.1 b V . L' 5 nw 'fl ' ' X .iv -'Lge 2jZ1'Q.' . ' Lp, 6 , ' 1 fit- . A dh V ui '. I ' 4 f.-Inf .Lis 3. 'Z'-'-' ' I' L - ,aia-21 1. A -X 1 - V' . 1 ligne 4- 1:5 ' A A 3 Lfefx J-:xg . : - .V ex E-it V . r 'if 4.17 - cheep reliable adequele It L4 5' M , . I' 4- h , ., 5, 5 A .. , , , F v. . SGTVIISG or demesilc eqricul urehzemmercial YL .1 3 - ' ' - eree end mdusirlal require. 1 menls.JVow serving 220 cemmunilies ihreuqh i800 miles ey' irans- X ' skid KENTUCKY Ununrs 33 iff' 1 .C I I ?'.'-L12-fa Y 1 743.55 A 0 l I 5, -. ml SSIOU IVIQS V, 0 1' ' fr I -.': ' , . . -f'xff' X '.' , VX. 5- - -li , ,144 lv, at ,Q ic' COMPANY iniucxpngn-10113131414-1.1.31-1' iniuiucm-:ini nqwbuiuiuinzr il T. O. MORTIIN, PRESIDENT G. L. Gowm, CASHIER TAYLOR NAT IONAL BANK CAMP'Blil.I,SVII.I.li, IQENTUCKY Capital - - 325,000.00 Surplus - - 525,000.00 RESOURCES OVER HALF NIILLION fllember of the Federal Reserve System KERR Insurance Agency INSURES ANYTHING - ANYWHERE Campbellsville, Kentucky WHEN DO WE EAT? All hours of the day at the SWEETE SHOPPE The Service Cleaners CLEANING PRESSING TAILORING The Place of Service-Service With a Smile MAIN STREET R. G. DOWELI. ---- Propriet ' D E. N. CROSS All Kinds of Lumber oors, Windows, Etc., Paints. Varnishes and Oils MACHINE SHOP WORK COLUMBIA AVENUE 1 :D in 3 21:12mini:uiuiuiui'rQbuiI1 ini:vqtniuiucbnfss-ic-in-ini-viuivxsr-isQD 2121101 3 1 3113113 ini CAM PBELLSVILLE COLLEGE Has always been represented in this College by its very best graduates. Several will graduate with its Century class. We hope that many more will be interested in the Quality program which we offer. ASK ABOUT OUR STUDENT INDUSTRIES GEORGETOWN COLLEGE CIEOHGETGVVN - KENTUCKY DRINK LERMAN BROS. C C I Chain oca' 0 a Department IN BOTTLES Stores Coca-Cola Bottling Campbellsville, Kentucky Cgmpany K ' Use T. E. SALWNDERS SMILE TABLETS Manufactures The Buchanan Lyon Concrete Blocks and C I Columns ompany, nc. u Sells Portland Qement, Lime, CAMPBELLSVILLE Plasgifbeffglgk and COLUMBIA GREENSBURG Campbellsville, Kentucky CHANDLER NOVELTY Co.i CAMPBELLSVILLE KENTUCKY Stationery School Supplies K 2 oinioioiuir 11 1 rim 11111 3011211 111301010301110102412 iuiuiviuiuriuininioiuicximrinsq!111 in 1 rin qi: 1 TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST HAVE YOUR SHOES REPAIRED If they haven't it they will AT get it for you The Refreshment Center of Town P31111 PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY The Slmp C D S Special Attention to Students PHONE 164 In DOWEI.L'S PRESSING SHOP N compiling this volume of The Maple Trail we have endeavored to edit a book which faithfully portrays the various activities of the campus life, the character of our student body, and, most of all, the spirit which permeates every person and every thing within the walls of Campbellsville College. We hope that we have not failed. 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