Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

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Here ' s Webb, who nothing;- else can say But, Come to our Y. M. C. A. And Irvine, our stalwart mountaineer, Vov work, we see, he has no fear. Bess Scoville, Early, Colyer, Cox, These girls are as shy as any fox. Miss Tartar, Ferguson, and Prose, . re fair ancl bright as the UKirning rose. Of this man Alullikin I hear Of his private tutor has no fear. And little Davis, the violet eyed. The girls declare his heart has died. Boothe, Richardson, and David Brooks, Are (you can tell it by their looks). The lucky members of our class Their wives are glad the ' ' re nut at last. The other members of our class Are high above the common mass And in the future ' s golden age You ' ll see their names on history ' s page. ( )ur morninn nnw is breaking fast Our hearts with jny beat merrily We feel the fierce and raging blast ,- nd g ' aze upon life ' s surging sea. . bright and hapin ' voyage, anon, ( )ur hii|ii.- awaits each faithful one, I ' dr here we ' ve fit onr armor on . nd zealously om ' task ha ' e done. I lurrah, for the f;icult nnce more; For the dear (jld Normal School, a cheer Our happy days w ill soon be o ' er . nd three times for the . eniiirs dear. Fliz. i!f,th Scoir.

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J. G. Crabf,e, M. a., Fed. D., LL. D., President. From ()lii(i; ves. before airships were invented; so lie did not ])enetrate the air. Made a temporary landing at Ashland. He then decided to go abroad and collect some goods. After returning- from Europe he landed as our honored State Super- intendent of Public Instruction, and got his goods ready for distribution. The Eastern State Normal boasts of him at present as the one who is delivering the goods.