Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

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Mary I. Floyd President Class Officers J. E. Lane Vice Preside nl Mrs. M. E. Mattox Secretary-Treasurer Twenty-one

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On Leaving Eastern Through storm and tide, o ' er billows wide, By wind and wave all laven, Our barks, though frail, defied the gale To Eastern ' s happy haven. Then at anchor lay in the sheltered bay These boats that brought us hither, Till this good time — to other dime Now soon will bring us hither. Our voyage thus far across the bar Of life ' s tempestuous sea, Has been as fair and free from care As a voyage is wont to be. The lessons learned, by work well earned. At the oars we ' ve steadily striven, Will remain to bless the storm and stress Through which our barks have driven. On leaving the port of our college fort, To the winds our sails unfurled, With naught of dismay we speed away To distant ports of the world. We hold as chart an honest heart, For compass a conscience clear, Safe passage we ' ll find — the pilot, mind, ( hir vessel securely will steer. Fair Eastern, shore we most adore, We wave thee loving adieu, O ' er the surging deep our sails shall sweep Till our ships sail back to you. When the goal is gained, success attained, And we sail again the sea, Rare trophies found the world around We ' ll bring all back to thee. E. C Mullins, Class of ' 25. Twenty

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M J J r)JZTc?)M- i S C JOSEPH ERNEST LANE J. E. YVickliffe, Kentucky A small and narrow path led to Blandville College, and thence a wider and smoother one to Western Normal; from whence a still broader led to Peabody, where the mighty Lane turned to Eastern. His originality, strong personality, and execu- tive ability, added to patience and industry, have marked his work as a student-teacher here. He has served efficiently as county and city superintendent. MRS. MELVIN E. MATTOX Jack Amory, Mississippi Mississippi Normal College, 1919-20. Peabody College for Teachers, 1921-24. She is of a typical Southern style, possessing ease and charm of manner. She is loved by all, but especially by children, and is gifted in do- mestic accomplishments. Her name is Jack, but unlike Jack of all trades, she is master of all that she attempts. E. C. MULLINS Charlie South Corbin, Kentucky As a man thinketh, so is he. Born among the hills, accustomed to looking up and climbing. A careful student, a steady worker, earnest, energetic, enthusiastic, enjoys repartee and retort, dislikes formality and hates sham, likes athletic games and recrea- tion, favorite pastimes are tennis and walking. He would rather make friends than money. Twenty-two