Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

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T EDGAR ARNE.1T President KLTI I ALLAN LLSIE KIKK Secretary HOBART TL.VIi ' LLTON Vice-Pre.?ident 25 -J

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i Ui The Farewell of e Class o{ ' 23 We remember the year When first we came here To pursue our ambitions and dreams. Now the years all have passed And to us at last A rainbow of promises gleams. We are thankful today For the work and the play We ' ve had here in good days of yore. For the tasks that we ' ve done For the frolic and fun For the mem ' ries we ' ll keep evermore. Those days are not dead In our mem ' ry instead They will linger to comfort and bless. Every thorn is obscured And every hurt cured The joys seem more and the sorrows are less. May we never swerve When the chance comes to serve Rut ever be loyal and true. May we stand with our might For God and the right And do what our hands find to do. In the thick of the fight Or the quiet of night We will never lose sight of the goal. For with hearts beating true We ' ll keep it in view And strive for it, body and soul. Sam J. D?nny. 24

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r-a --Ui I: LUCY DUCKWORTH Cynthiana. Ky. Periclesian Literary Society. 192 I - ' 22. From the beginning until the end the Senior Class has increased and we are glad to welcome a to our membership, especially when they are like Lucy With her quiet dignity she adds tone to any group. She is another who believes profound- ly that teaching is a profession and she has alreaH proved that she can make a success of it. SARA SNELL DESHA ■■Snick Cynthiana. Ky. Horace Mann Literary Society. 1922- ■23; Progress Staff. 1922; Vice-President Girls ' Athletic Club. 1922 ' 23: Y W C. A.. 1922- ' 23. Dibtinguished! That is Sara Snell. She has always held a high place in the college life, and with her charming personality she will hold a high place in whatever held she enters. Among her unusual and numerous abilities that in art is especially marked. Her merry, twinkling dark brown eyes tell of the fun she likes to have. Her ready smile in its winsome setting, makes for her a host of friends, and many are the hearts that are warmed by its sunshine. PATSEY VALINDA DEATHERAGE ■Pat- Richn nd. Kv President Madison County Club. 1923; President Little Theatre Club. 1922; Vice- President Cynthian Literary Society. 1921 ' 22; Vice-President Sophomore Class 1921-72; Orchestra. 1921-72; President Womens ' Glee Club. 1921-72; Associate Editor Progress. 1922 73; Cor Sec. Little Theatre Club. 1923. Never on the campus will you find a jollier soul than Pat. and her positions held in various or- ganizations bespeak her popularity She ha« not yet decided whether she will devote her talents to music or home etc-, but we are very much inclined to believe it will be the latter. SAM j DENNY Sam J Betsey. Kv- President Periclesian Society. 1922; Men ' s Club. 1921; Little Theatre Club. 1922; Horace Mann Literary Society. 1923; Glee Club. 1922; Winner Inter-col- legiate Oratorical Contest. I92L One of whom we are genuinely proud is Sam Denny. Our class has gained much since he has joined us. With his numerous good traits and fine qualities, he is one of the most popular students on the campus, though at times this year Sam seems a little lonely. His genial manner, and chivalrous ways have won for him a large place in the hearts of many. We predict for him a great future equal to that of Caruso. 26