Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

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L. C. St. Gen luaiu. L. C. St. Gormaiii was born in St. Martin Parisli, La., where he received liis earl - education in Delhommer Academy. In 1890 he entered Bowling Green Business College and Normal School of Bowling Green, Ky., and two years after graduated with highest honors. He immediately secured a position in West Kentucl - College of Soutli Carrollton, Ky., where for two years he tauglit French and tlie Business Course. He also held a similar position in Calhoun College during one year. Then was emplo -ed by the Standard Finance Co., of Owensboro, Ky. After a few montlis lie was promoted to tirst bookkeeper in the home office of the company in Louisville, Kw, where he worked until September, 1900. He then accepted his present position as teacher of the Business Department of Central University. He is a popular young professor, and has tilled his position creditably to himself and the Institution. 22

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Robert W. Stephenson. Major Stephenson was born in Pulaski County, Ky., October 7, 1875. His early education was received in the schools at his home at Somerset. In 1893 he entered Senior Prep., and the University proper the following fall. While in College Major Steplienson took great interest in the military department of the University, and rose rapidh ' in rank until in 1896, when, at the departure of Captain Wygant, the Faculty placed him in command of the military department. In 1897, under Lieutenant S. P. ' estal, he was made Cadet-Major, which office he held until his graduation in 1898. Immediately after his graduation he enlisted in the Si.xth United States Volunteer hifantry, which was soon ordered to Porto Rico, but arrived too late for service. When Dr. Blanton learned that Lieutenant Vestal ' s services could not be again secured he immediately selected Major Stephenson as the best man for the place, and was so fortu- nate as to secure his services. The Major is exceedingly popular uith the people of Richmond, as well as w ith the Faculty and students, and is making a great success of the military department of our University. 21

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Richatd W. Miller, A. B., LL. B. Mr. Miller was born in Richmond, Ky., September 25, 1869. He graduated from Central University in 1888, receiving an A. B. degree. Mr. Miller at once began the study of law, reading with Judge A. R. Burnam. He graduated from Yale Law School in 1891, and began the practice of law in Richmond, Ky. In 1891-92 he lectured on History in the College of Philosophy, Letters and Science of Central University, and again in 1892-93-94 he was Professor of Civics and Political Economy in the same institution. When the College of Law was established in 1897, Mr. Miller became Lecturer on Contracts, Torts, Evidence and Corporations, which chau ' he now occupies. Mr. Miller is rapidly attaining distinction in his profession, and is known as a lawyer of splendid ability.