Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1933 volume:

■- ■■; JmM3 The MILESTONE VOLUME TWELVE 1933 A Publication by the SENIOR CLASS of the EASTERN KENTUCKY STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE RICHMOND, KENTUCKY i COPYRIGHT W. C. STEVENS Editor-in-Chief ROSS C. ANDERSON Business Manager BENNETT ROSE J. D. TURLEY, |R. Art Editors N. C. DENISTON Faculty Adviser 1933 FOREWORD When the glamour of college days fades, and life takes on a sterner aspect, then our purpose will have been achieved if this, the 1933 Milestone, brings you memories of friends; of trials and of triumphs; of life — mi 32565 Dedicated to Charles A. Keith, B. A., M. A., Ped. D. In appreciation of him, whose loyalty and profound love for Eastern, whose original ideas and untiring efforts have been directed toward the betterment of the college, whose worthwhile guidance along with his pleasant, profitable companionship and kindly sympathy have en- deared him to the hearts of ail the students, we respect- fully and admiringly dedicate this, the 1933 Milestone. OUR PRESIDENT ' S HOMt ROARK HALL CAMMACK BUILDING UNIVERSITY BUILDING THE LILY POND BURNAM HALL ACROSS OUR CAMPUS H. L. DONOVAN, A. B., A.M., Ph.D. PRESIDENT CHAS. A. KEITH, B.A., M.A., Ped. D. DEAN OF MEN EMMA Y. CASE. A, B., A.M. DEAN OF WOMEN MELVIN E. MATTOX, B.S.. M.A. REGISTRAR WILLIAM C. JONES,B.S.,A. M.,Ph.D. DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH OLTY The MILESTONE III vVILLlAM L. KEENE VIRGIL BURNS C. E. CALDWELL B. S., M. A. A. 8. M A A. B., B. S.. A. M. English Social Sci ence Mathematics ELIZABETH WILSON MAUDE GIBSON B. S., M. A. Art Critic, Third Grade MAY C. HANSEN GLADYS PERRY TYNG CERMANIA ). WINCO B. S., M. A. B. S., M A B. S., M. A. Education Edu :ati on Critic, Fourth Grade C. M. CUMBERT RICHARD A. EDWARDS B. S., A. M. A. B.. A. M. Agriculture Director of Training School MEREDITH |. COX CHARLES T. HUGHES B, S., M. A. A. B. Chemistry Coach HARRIETTE V. KRICK BROWN E. TELFORD A B., Ph. D. B. S. Biology Piano The MILESTONE CORA LEE B. S., M. A. Critic, Model High School PEARL L. BUCHANAN A. B., M. A. English — Speech GERTRUDE M. HOOD A. B., A. M. Physical Education ARNIM DEAN HUMMELL B. S.. M. S., Ph. D. Physics DEAN W. RUMBOLD B. S , Ph. D. Biology N. C. DENISTON B. S. Industrial Arts MRS. JANET MURBACH A. B., A. M. French ROY B. CLARK A. B., A. M., Ph. D. English MARY FRANCES McKINNEY B. S., M. A. Geography ALLIE M. FOWLER B. S., M. A. THOMAS E. McDONOUGH B. S., M. A. Physical Education and Health MARY FLOYD A. B., M. A. Acting Librarian and History ANNA D. GILL B. C. S., A. B. Commerce G. O. BRYANT A. B., A. M. Critic, Mathematics III The MILESTONE , V a i, 1 H NCEL B. CUFF ;. S., A. M.. Ph. D. Psychology ). DORLAND COATES B. S., M. A. Critic, Model High School lAMES E. VAN PEURSEM A. B., B. Mus. Music MARY KING BURRIER B. S.. M. S. Home Economics ISABEL BENNETT A. B., B. S. Assistant Librarian HELEN HULL B. Mus. Music RUTH DIX B. S., M. A. Home Economics ELIZA HUGHES A. B., A. M. Physical Education ASHBY B. CARTER B. S. Agriculture and Sanitary Science L. G. KENNAMER A. B., B. S., M. A., Ph. D. Geography and Geology MARY L. ADAMS B. S., M. A. Critic, Home Economics WILLIAM |. MOORE A. B., A. M., Ph. D. Economics THOMAS C. HERNDON B. S., M. A., Ph. D. Chemistry ANNA A. SCHNIEB A. B., A. M,, Ph. D. Education The MILESTONE m is GEORGE N. HEMBREE B. C. S., A. B. Physical Education lACOB D. FARRIS A. M., M. D. College Physician ELEANOR MEBANE A. B., M. A. Art FRED A. ENCLE A. B., A. M. Mathematics SMITH PARK S., M. S., Ph. D. Mathematics KATIE CARPTENER A. B., A. M. Principal, Rural Practice School NANCY RICHARDSON A. B. Assistant Librarian ELIZA HANSON A. B., M. A. Critic, Sixth Grade P. M. GRISE A. B., M. A. Critic, Model High School JANE CAMPBELL . Mus.. A. B., A. M. Music EDITH C. FORD B. C. S., A. B.. A. M. Commerce SAMUEL WALKER A. B., A. M. Principal, Model High School ALFRED E. PORTWOOD A. B. Assistant Coach MARY EDMONDS BARNHILL A. B., LL. B., M. A. English The MILESTONE rt m MmnEHLY ' ,K,R.OCK ELIZABETH WHIMN KATME M0R6 f l ' Muou FORCE LUCILE DERRICK, B.5 «lAI)6Af!£TGREEI«iAM,B EUNICE WIN O LOIS COLLEV i % HR t LROBERri. MAYME COOPER EDITH LMclLVAINE M ' m E ■ ' , v A lTZ MRf- BEyJIE GRIWS f i-,= E.P.McCONNELL INEZMcKINLEY EDNA WHITE AUfiUSTA 0AU6HERTlf ' MRI. HART PERRY The MILESTONE Board Of Regents HON. JAMES H. RICHMOND, Ex-Officio Chairman HON. HIRMAN M. BROCK HON. JOHN NOLAND HON. H. D. FITZPATRICK HON. |. W. CAMMACK IN MEMORIAM HON. C. F. WEAVER Ashland, Ky. Member of Board of Regents 1920-1932 DANIEL B. LITTLE Paint Lick, Ky. DOROTHY ROSS Richmond, Ky. DONALD MAINHART Richmond, Ky. MYRTLE B. HAYS Onedia, Ky. EFFIE NEWBY WHITE Richmond, Ky. MRS. LOUELLA ABNEY Kingston, Ky. JAMES E. CHADWELL PRESIDENT ROY COSBY VICE-PRESIDENT MARY EVELYN ALLEN TREASURER L G. KENNAMER CLASS SPONSOR MARTHA CULTON SECRETARY •I a N The MILESTONE 11 Our Senior Class Days must come and days must go. Some days are happy — others sad. But we as Seniors of Eastern are fast approaching a day which will bring both joy and sadness. The joy comes from thinking that we as individuals have reached the end of the fourth milestone in our college career, and are now ready to join a larger army and march along facing life and its many problems. But the thought of leaving our Eastern, the place we have learned to love dur- ing our four years within her doors, brings sadness to our hearts. The Class of ' 33, for the most part, has remained intact during the four years spent at Eastern. The members have made themselves known by keep- ing the spirit of cooperation and working to hold higher the ideals that Eastern has set before them. It would be folly to enumerate the things that the Class has done to prove its worth in carrying out these standards, but it can be i - ; said of the Class of ' 33 that it has fought the army of problems that were ; ' confronted in the fourth mile — victory is its reward. Various members of the Class of ' 33 have shown the ability of this class to carry on, by assuming leadership in many campus activities. Such organiza- tions as the Y. M. C. A., Sigma Tau Pi, Little Theatre Club, Madrigal Club, Canterbury Club, Social Science Club, Sigma Psi Sigma, Agriculture Club, Rural Life Club, and the E Club have chosen their presidents from the Class of ' 33. The Class also supplied the captains of the Football and Basket- ball teams. Our personal history as a class would only be an enumeration of many things that is common to any graduating class. We have gone through the V years striving to make the best of the situations that came into our career. f I If we have one claim to distinction, it is that we have learned the meaning Q ;• : of the invaluable word, comradship; comradship with our well trained faculty, L| . ' ii ■ who have striven so hard to teach that we might learn; comradship with our ' j .• president, who has led us through our four years at Eastern; and comradship .1 I with our fellow students, whom we have learned to love. ' V ' s It is with a feeling of sadness that we bid goodbye to school days and to ■ ' yk Eastern, but it is the sincerest wish of every Senior that he may be able to carry on, guided by the spirit of Eastern so nobly set forth in our school song — Alma Mater. The MILESTONE WALLER BAILEY THACKER. A. Waller LAWRENCEBURC, KENTUCKY Major — English Clee Club, Secretary ' 32 Little Theatre Club, President ' 32 Canterbury Club, President ' 33 LOUISE RUTLEDCE, A. B. Louise RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — English Little Theatre Club, Secretary ' 32, Treasurer ' 31 Canterbury Club, ' V ice-President ' 32 Sigma Lambda Chapel Committee SAM B. TAYLOR, A. B. Sam BEATTYVILLE. KENTUCKY Major — Social Science County Superintendent, Lee County Upper Kentucky River Education Association, ' 32 Favorite Saying: Make the most of today, and tomorrow will take care of itself. The MILESTONE LEE CRISLER WEBB, B S. Lee SCIENCE HILL, KENTUCKY Major — Agriculture ANNA M. MYERS, A. B. Ann RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Sigma Tau Pi, Secretary Sigma Lambda Progress Staff Social Science Club Favorite Saying: Believe you me. HERMAN MOORE, A. B. Herman COW CREEK, KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Sigma Tau Pi, President ' 33, Vice-President ' 32 Baseball ' 31, ' 32, ' 33 Y. M. C. A. E Club Favorite Saying: Blow me down. The MILESTONE STELLA WHALEY, A. B. Stella OZARK, ALABAMA Major — Physical Education Graduate — Asbury College Physical Education Club; Biology Club Special Representative, Baptist Student Union ROSS C ANDERSON, B. Hunk BOONEVILLE, KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Sigma Tau Pi, Vice-President ' 30, Presii E Club; Pep Club Social Science Club Milestone, Business Manager Memorial Hall Council, Secretary Social Committee Student Penmanship, Instructor Favorite Saying: Fan me with a brii BONNIE OLCA TUSSEY, A. B. Tussey BOND, KENTUCKY Major — Rural Education E. K. E. I. L., Secretary and Treasurer Y. W. C. A., Fellowship Chairman World Affairs Club Alpha Zeta Kappa Favorite Saying: Step up. The MILESTONE IDA FRANCES EDWARDS, A. B. Shorty RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Sigma Tau Pi ROBERT TERRILL DUNN, JR., A. B. Bob RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics Favorite Saying: There will be days and days like this. MABLE FRANCES KIRKLAND, B. S. Kirk GRAVEL SWITCH, KENTUCKY Ma|or — Home Economics Home Economics Club, Secretary, ' 31, ' 32 Y. W. C. A., Vice-President, ' 31, ' 32, President, ' 32, ' 33 Elementary Council The MILESTONE WILLIAM C. STEVENS, A. Bill RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Industrial Arts Milestone, Editor; Progress Staff Little Theatre Club; Chapel Committee E Club; Physical Education Club Standard Certificate Class, President Football; Baseball; Track Y, M. C. A.; Anderson County Club Favorite Saying: Amt that sumpin ' ! ESTELLE COLLINS, A. B. Sis KINGSTON, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics Social Science Club Favorite Saying: 0-kay. J. TAYLOR WHITE, B. S. J. Taylor RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Geography and Geology World Affairs Club, Secretary and Treasurer Glee Club, Vice-President Band; Social Committee Alpha Zeta Kappa Kentucky Academy of Science Student Chapel Program Committee Laboratory Instructor for Geology Department Favorite Saying: I have been looking for a new fossil. The MILESTONE CHARLES DANA HOWE, B. S. Red STAMPING GROUND, KENTUCKY Major — Agriculture Agriculture Club Biology Club Social Science Club Favorite Saying: How do you know? BEULAH MAE LEWIS. A. B. Buddie WILDIE, KENTUCKY Major — Elementary Education Social Science Club Elementary Council, Vice-President Y. W. C. A. CLARENCE C SHEPHERD, B. S. Shep STEARNS. KENTUCKY Major — Math met ics Library Staff ' 32, ' 33 Favorite Saying: Persistence turns the trick. Sigma Tau Pi The MILESTONE VIRGINIA MOODY, B. Little Bit KINGSTON, KENTUCKY Ma|or — Home Economics Sigma Tau Pi Home Economics Club Social Committee; Chapel Committee Junior Prom Queen, ' 32 Social Science Club Favorite Saying: How am I doing? WILLIAM JENNINGS ARVIN, A. Bill NOLAND, KENTUCKY Major — Rural Education Social Science Club MAYO HONCHELL WARREN, A. Mayo RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Foreign Language Sigma Lambda Canterbury Club Favorite Saying: Oh boy! The MILESTONE MARY EVELYN ALLEN, A. B. Mary ELIHU, KENTUCKY Maior — English Vice-President, Junior Class ' 31 Senior Class, Treasurer ' 33 Madrigal Club, President ' 31, ' 33 Little Theatre Club Junior Prom Queen ' 31 Social Science Club JAMES E. CHADWELL, A. B. Jimmy CORBIN, KENTUCKY Ma;or — Social Science Senior Class, President Social Science Club Upper Cumberland Club, President Biology Club; Pep Club Football ' 31 Y. M, C. A.; Sigma Tau Pi Student — Faculty Social Committee Favorite Saying: Try and See. LUCY MITCHELL, A. Mitch PARIS, KENTUCKY Major — Elementary Education Dormitory Student Council, President Y. W. C. A. Social Science Club Sigma Psi Sigma Elementary Council Milestone Staff Progress Staff The MILESTONE SALEM W. MOODY, A. B. Salem KINGSTON, KENTUCKY Major — Social Science Progress Staff World Affairs Club Social Science Club Chapel Committee Favorite Saying: Cute. RUBY MAY SMITH, A. Pat RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Sigma Lambda Sigma Tau Pi WILLIE B. HALL, A. E Bill STANFORD, KENTUCKY Major — Social Science Social Science Club Rural Life Club, President, ' 33 The MILESTONE CYRIL OGLE FIELDS, B. S. Cy CUMBERLAND, KENTUCKY Major — Physical Education Football ' 29; Tennis ' 30; track ' 31 President, Freshman Class ' 30 Upper Cumberland Club, President Little Theatre Club; Glee Club ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 Sigma Psi Sigma Eastern Progress Staff ' 31 Social Committee; Biology Club Favorite Saying: How you wuz. CLARA VIRGINIA CLEM, A. B. Slim RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Social Science Home Economics Club Social Science Club Y. W. C. A. World Affairs C lub, Honorary Member Favorite Saying: Man Oh Man. Ma|0 Band Orchestra R. HAROLD RIGBY, B. Little Fan BEREA, KENTUCKY Chemistry The MILESTONE ULA FIKE, A. B. Fikey WACO, KENTUCKY Major — Rural Education Y. W. C. A. Home Economics Club Elementary Council Social Science Club Rural Life Club Associate Editor of E Book ' 33 Favorite Saying: Well, I hope to kiss a monkey. Sigma Tau Pi WILFRED H. GAINES, B. S. Gaines BEREA, KENTUCKY Major — Chemistry Football Manager Basketball Manager Chapel Committee ■■E Club Favorite Saying: No foolin ' . LUCY FREY, A. B. Lucy BUECHEL, KENTUCKY Major — Foreign Language Sigma Lambda Orchestra Y. W. C. A. The MILESTONE LUCY ASHCRAFT, A. B. Peggy RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Social Science Social Science Club LESLIE C. CAY, A. E Cay HAZARD, KENTUCKY Major — Social Science Football ' 30; Track ' 31 Rural Life Club, President Alpha Zeta Kappa, Vice-President Improvement League, President ' 32 Social Science Club Sigma Psi Sigma Favorite Saymg: Why worry? LILLIAN PEARL COX, B. Lil RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Home Economics Baptist Student Union, Reporter, ' 33, ' 31, ' 32 Home Economics Club Milestone Staff Little Theatre Club, Treasurer, ' 33 Alpha Zeta Kappa Freshman Class, Secretary, ' 30 The MILESTONE JOSEPH HENRY BENDER, A. Joe BARBOURVILLE, KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Sigma Tau Pi Little Theatre Club Orchestra; Band Tennis Team Social Science Club RUTH BINGHAM, A. B. Bing RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Art Little Theatre Club Sigma Lambda, Treasurer Pr-ogress Staff ELMER SIZEMORE, A. B. Sizey HYDEN, KENTUCKY Maior — English Eastern Kentucky Education Improvement League, President Alpha Zeta Kappa Canterbury Club The MILESTONE BEN F. WILSON, B. S. Ben CUSTOM. KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Orchestra Y. M. C. A., Vice-President ' 32, ' 33 Sigma Tau Pi Favorite Saying: By golly! ETHEL WILLENA TOLBERT, Dutch OWENTON, KENTUCKY Major — Home Economics Home Economics Club B. S. U. Council Owen County Club Y. W. C. A. Pencil and Brush Club Social Science Club B. S. DELMON HOWARD, A. B. John BETSY LAYNE, KENTUCKY Major — Rural Education Rural Life Club, President, ' 32, ' 33 Agriculture Club ' 31, ' 32, Treasurer ' 33 Social Science Club ' 33 Favorite Saying; Just going this way once. ' The MILESTONE HELENA HOLTON PARK, A. B. Nene RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Music Madrigal Club; Social Science Club Orchestra Voice Scholarship ' 31, ' 32 FRANK CONCLETON, B. S. Frank RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Chemistry Football ANNA LANE EVERSOLE, A. Ann COW CREEK, KENTUCKY Major — English Y. W. C. A. Horace Mann Rural Life Club Y. W. C. A., President Upper Grade Teachers Council The MILESTONE GLADYS HOLLAR, A. Cay CARLISLE, KENTUCKY Major — Intermediate Education Elementary Council Social Science Club Y. W. C. A. RAYMOND DEMPSEY BALLOU. A. Demps WILLIAMSBURG, KENTUCKY Major — Social Science Baseball Social Science Club IVA FAYE ECNER, B S. Iva ROCKHOLDS, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics Madrigal Club ' 31, ' 33 Orchestra ' 31, ' 33 Pep Club, President Upper Cumberland Club, Secretary C. E. A.; Y. W. C. A. Milestone Staff Social Science Club Favorite Saying: Well, I ' ll go back, The MILESTONE BEN HORD, B. S. Ben RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics Football ' 30, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33 Football Captain ' 32 Basketball ' 30, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33 Treasurer, Junior Class ' 30, ' 31 Baseball ' 31, ' 32, ' 33 E Club Favorite Saying: Stay in there and fight em. MATTIE TOLBERT, A. B. Mattia OWENTON. KENTUCKY Major — English Y. W. C. A.; B. S. U. Council Alpha Zeta Kappa, Secretary and Treasurer Social Science Club; Owen County Club Pencil and Brush Club Chapel Program Representative Favorite Saying: Dutch, Dutch, be sure and be here when I get back. REY STOCKER BROCK, A. B. Reyfus RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Ma|or — English Canterbury Club; World Affairs Club Favorite Saying: My progress was impeded. The MILESTONE ARTHUR CHESTER EVERSOLE, A. B. Typo TYPO, KENTUCKY Major — Rural Education Agricuiture Club Y. M. C. A., President Rural Life Club, Secretary E Club, Treasurer Baseball Favorite Saying: Are you telling me? GENEVA FERRELL, A. Ne RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Elementary Education Madrigal Club Elementary Council Student Usher WILLIAM HICCINS MASTERS, A. B. Bill WISEMANTOWN, KENTUCKY Maior — Rural Education Social Science Club Rural Life Club Baseball Favorite Saying: By Joe. The MILESTONE ZYLPHIA PETERS, B. S. Zylph MARYDELL, KENTUCKY Major — Home Economics Home Economics Club Y. W. C. A. Horace Mann Literary Club, ' 29 Favorite Saying: Don ' t die on third base. ' ARTHUR J. LLOYD, A. Doc SUSIE, KENTUCKY Major — Social Science Milestone Staff, ' 29 Art Club, ' 30 Social Science Club MARTHA )ANE CULTON, Mark CORBIN, KENTUCKY Major — Latin Sigma Lambda Canterbury Club Upper Cumberland Club Y. W. C. A. Social Committee Social Science Club Sigma Tau Pi Favorite Saying: You ' re telling me? ' A. B. The MILESTONE FAY WARD LITTLE, A. Little STANFORD, KENTUCKY Major — English Little Theatre Club Y. W. C. A. R. A. JUSTICE, A. B. R. A. PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY Major — Rural Education Excelsior Literary Society, President Social Science Club Rural Life Club, Vice-President Favorite Saying: You are the fellow decide. MRS. BESSIE K. BALLINCER. A. Bessie K. CYNTHIANA. KENTUCKY Maior — Social Science Y. W. C. A. Social Science Club Canterbury Club; World Affairs Club The MILESTONE DENVER HOSKINS, A. B. Slim BUSH, KENTUCKY Major — Social Science Social Science Club Sigma Tau Pi Y. M. C. A. MYRA DEE RICE, A. B. Dee LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY Major — Physical Education Madrigal Club ' 32, ' 33 Social Science Club ' 32, ' 33 Sigma Psi Sigma ' 32, ' 33 Milestone Staff ' 33 Opera, Martha ' 33 Favorite Saying: It ' s a great life! KARL NORFLEET SMITH. B. S. Karl DANVILLE, KENTUCKY Major — Chemistry Football; Baseball Orchestra; String Trio Biology Club; Chemistry Club Social Science Club; Rural Life Club Favorite Saying: Don ' t let your head get you into anything that your feet can ' t get you out of. The MILESTONE THOMAS WILLIAM EVER50LE, A. B. Tom COW CREEK, KENTUCKY Major — Rural Education Rural Life Club Track and Field Sports Certificate Class, President, ' 26 Neon Krypton Literary Club DELLAH MAREE COATES, A. B. Dellah RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Ma|or — English Little Theatre Club, Secretary ' 32 Sigma Lambda ' 30, ' 31 Milestone Staff ' 33 Favorite Saying: Say not so, surely it could not was. CLIFTON DOWELL, B. S. Clif RUSSELL SPRINGS, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics Basketball, Captain, ' 33 Football ; Track Physical Education Club, President E Club Sigma Tau Pi Milestone The MILESTONE FLORENCE DUDLEY, A. B. Dud RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Latin Sigma Lambda, President ' 32, ' 33 Social Science Club Chapel Program Committee FRANCES COX, A. B. Frank LAWRENCEBURC, KENTUCKY Major — English Y. W. C. A. Social Science Club Anderson County Club RUTH CORUM. B. S. Ruthie CORBIN. KENTUCKY Major — Home Economics Home Economics Club, Vice-President ' 33 Upper Cumberland Club, Vice-President ' 33 The MILESTONE OPAL POWELL, A. B. Pal IRVINE, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics Sigma Lambda Canterbury Club Favorite Saying: Why not? MENDEL PARSONS, B. S. Pee Wee BEREA, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics Football ' 29, ' SI, ' 32 Baseball ' 31, ' 32, ' 33 E Club, Vice-President Favorite Saying; Forget It IDA MAY POWELL, A. B. May-Day NICHOLASVILLE, KENTUCKY Major — English The MILESTONE RILEY A. REES, A. B. Rile FOSTER, KENTUCKY Major — Agriculture Agriculture Forum Y. M. C. A. THELMA WILLOUCHBY, A. B. Snookie RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — English Elementary Council Favorite Saying: Let ' s all be happy and gay. VIRGINIA SPILLMAN, A. B. Virginia BEDFORD, KENTUCKY Major — Elementary Education Social Science Club Elementary Council Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Home Economics Club The MILESTONE HERBERT BRIDWELL TUDOR, B. S. Speck PAINT LICK, KENTUCKY Major — Social Scienca Baseball; Tennis Favorite Saying: Whom are you talking about? MARY ELIZABETH STEWART, B. S. Betty RICHMOND. KENTUCKY Ma|or — Home Economics Home Economics Club, Vice-President ' 31, President ' 32 Junior Class Secretary ' 32 Milestone, Associate Editor ' 32 Baptist Student Union, Vice-President ' 32, ' 33 Alpha Zeta Kappa Little Theatre Club Progress Staff ORA M. DUNBAR. Red B. S lAMESTOV N. KENTUCKY M Y. |0r- — Chemistry C. A. The MILESTONE MRS. HERBERT BRIDWELL TUDOR. A. 8. Snap CARLISLE, KENTUCKY Major — English Favorite Saying: I ' ll Be Seeing You. C. FRANK BENTLEY, A. B. Frank CANE CREEK. KENTUCKY Major — Social Science Basketball; Tennis Y. M. C. A. SALLIE FLORENCE BROOKS, A. Sara BRODHEAD. KENTUCKY Major — Social Science Social Science Club Elementary Council Y. W. C. A. The MILESTONE VIRGINIA CANNAWAY, B. S. Ginny HODCENVILLE, KENTUCKY Major — Home Economics Home Economics Club ' 31 B. S. U. Council Y. W. C. A. ' 32, ' 33 IRENE THOMAS, A. B. Irene LAWRENCEBURG, KENTUCKY Ma)or — Elementary Education Y. W. C. A. Elementary Council Social Science Club World Affairs Club Home Economics Club Dormitory Student Council Anderson County Club, Secretary and Treasurer IDA ELSIE UELTSCHI, A ' Ooche FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY Major- — Elementary Education Y. W C. A. Sigma Lambda Elementary Council The MILESTONE IRVIN I. EASTIN, B. S. Bertha JELLICO, TENNESSEE Major — Mathematics Little Theatre Club E Club Sigma Psi Sigma Favorite Saying: Beats me. RUTH SCHAEFFER, B. S. Ruth HEIDELBERG, KENTUCKY Major — Home Economics Home Economics Club MARY FRANCES BELWOOD, A. Mary CROPPER, KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Sigma Tau Pi Madrigal Club Orchestra Home Economics Club Horace Mann The MILESTONE CARL FRANCIS GARRETT, Cow WADDY, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics Football ' 31; Baseball ' 31 Cafeteria Club ' 32 Social Science Club ' 33 EULA MAXINE VICARS, A. Max PINEVILLE. KENTUCKY Major — Social Science Upper Cumberland Club Social Science Club Favorite Saying: Oh gee! BEVERLY MAE CRINSTEAD, Speck WACO, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics Orchestra ' 27 Social Science Club Biology Club Favorite Saymg: Oh Yeah! The MILESTONE FRANCES ARLINE YOUNG, Frankie COLUMBIA, KENTUCKY Major — Rural Education Y. W. C. A. World Affairs Club; Rural Life Club Orchestra Dormitory Student Council, Secretary Social Committee Favorite Saying: Ss h! Be Quiet! A. B, CLARENCE D. HARMON, B. S. Clarence PINE KNOT, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics Freshman Class, President ' 27 Open Forum ' 27 Commerce Club, President ' 27 Horace Mann HAZEL NELL WALLEN, A. B. Nell HINDMAN, KENTUCKY Major — Primary Education Y. W. C. A. Canterbury Club Elementary Council Favorite Saying: Laugh and the world laL with you. The MILESTONE li J. D. TURLEY, JR. PRESIDENT CARVIS KINCAID VICE-PRESIDENT MARY EDMONDS BARNHILL CLASS SPONSOR MARY ELSTON SECRETARY T. C. McDANIEL TREASURER JU N IK m i • The MILESTONE Class of ' 34 The Junior Class will very soon close a successful run of three years on Broadway. This play was written and has been produced by members of the Eastern State Teachers College Company. Most of the members of the cast as well as most of those who have attended the many performances are from Kentucky. The play itself is a combination of light comedy which runs through the second act, and heavier drama which reaches its climax just preceding the curtain. The setting is modern; A co-education institution in Kentucky, from the fall of 1930 until the spring of 1933. The first act opens early in October with some seven hundred ambitious freshmen clamoring for recognition. Soon a president is chosen who proves incapable for leading a class of this kind, however the error is soon erased by the expert leadership of a second president. In athletics the boys far excel past records, and establish one long to be used as a goal. On the gridiron eleven fighting, courageous men ring down the curtain on an undeafted season, after contesting some of the strongest teams both in and out of Kentucky. On the hardwood the same flashing spirit prevails and finis is written across a page whereon no defeats have been recorded. The public is not to conclude that the girls have no part in the first act. One of the highest honors of the year is bestowed upon a girl of this fresh- man class who was chosen Miss Eastern and later at the Mountain Laurel Festival, Miss Eastern Kentucky. Aside from these extra-curricula activities, some of the highest scholastic honors of the year are awarded to its members. Despite the fact that the cast in the second act is reduced to approxi- mately one-third its original size, they turn to the succeeding freshmen with the we ' ll get them attitude. Under practically the same leaders the under-grads set about to establish themselves on the campus. Sophomores are into everything, around at all times offering helpful suggestions. They soon become known as the most persistent class in the college. Through picnics and parties its members come to know each other; this results in better organization, but the most successful and dazzling event of the act is the dance given by the cast. The third act begins the following September when the cast is again diminished. The former president resigns and a new one reigns over a class that faces many tasks; tasks that require thought and work, but the attitude with which these problems are faced is admirable. The three great issues are; backing the Milestone, chapel programs, and the climax, the Junior Prom. The chapel programs are unique, surpassing by far any other class pro- grams presented. The Prom, which is the social event of the year is being typical of this class — a success. After the crowning of the Prom Queen the couples dance under beautiful decorations to the exhilarating music of a good orchestra. The dance is ended; the curtain drawn; the Racketeers render an appreciative post- lude; the play is over. This gives a brief review of The Junior Class as seen from an orchestra seat. It is probably the best modern play with a college setting that has been produced, and the directors; Dr. Cuff, Dr. Herndon, and Mrs. Barnhill are to be congratulated for their excellent supervision. The MILESTONE MAYME EDITH WILLIAMS STEPHENA BRUMFIELD Mayme Steve Sewellton, Kentucky Nicholasville, Kentucky MILDRED BOYER Milly Campelsburg, Kentucky ALBERT W. CRUMBAUCH Al Augusta , Ker tucky CLIFFORD R. RADER Cliff- Egypt, Kentucky ESTELLE MAY HELLER H appy Dayton Ken ucky TALMADCE DEWITT Tallie Corbin, Kentucky J. D. TURLEY, JR. J. D. Harrodsburg, Kentucky MARTHA NICHOLSON Pocahontas Tinker, Kentucky I I lU The MILESTONE DOROTHY DEAN WAGONER Dot Carlisle, Kentucky RUBY WATSON Wart Lexington, Kentucky MRS. W. T. BROWN Brownie Harlan, Kentucky ELMER CLAYTON MENIFEE Minnee North Middletown, Kentucky HAROLD PRIM Harold Bellevue, Kentucky BERNICE RAMEY Bunny McAndrews, Kentucky IVALEE PARRISH IVA Richmond, Kentucky T. C. McDANIEL Mac Burning Springs, Kentucky ELEANOR MARIE STONE Ree Pikeville, Kentucky The MILESTONE ' Ml. 1 RALPH D. POWERS lOHN TARTER GEORGE CARRELL Heaven Eyes ) Dhr ie Bosco Parmleysville, Kentucky Mintonvi le Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky SARA MARGARET WHITE MARY ELSTON Sara Mary Richmond, Kentucky Turner ' s Station, Kentucky PAULINE COATLEY ELIZABETH G- GRAGC Polly Lib Springfield, Kentucky Pineville, Kentucky CARL ALLEN CASEY MORTON Shorty Curley Liberty, Kentucky Blackey, Kentucky The MILESTONE W. F. DOANE Shorty London, Kentucky CARVICE DELMAR KINCAID ■ ' C. D. Richmond, Kentucky NEWTON OAKES ■■Paddle Oldtown, Kentucky RUTH WHEATLEY ■■Ruth Sardis. Kentucky MARGARET ADAIR RIDDLE Puzzle London, Kentucky LANNIE McKINLEY ■■Baby Face Middlesboro, Kentucky MARY FRANCES ARNOLD Mary Frances Falmouth, Kentucky BETTY ROUSSEAU HANGER ■■Betty Richmond, Kentucky RICHARD HAMLIN ■■Dick Whitley City, Kentucky SAM BECKLEY PRESIDENT HOMER ROBBINS VICE-PRESIDENT T. C. HERNDON CLASS SPONSOR LLOYD DYKES TREASURER ELIZABETH CLOUSE MITCHELL SECRETARY S®FH@ The MILESTONE ii ' ji Class of ' 35 We want to follow the custom established by other sophomore classes of 1 leaving some written record of our attainments and fulfilled ambitions. We will go further, however, and not only present but impress upon you the high- lights of the class of 1935. We came here on September IS, 1931, four hundred and fifteen strong. i ' i, Many were the chides and taunts we bore with no other consolation than the thought that we would be the Frosh of the school just one of our four years of college life. Back we came the next year. Not so many, perhaps, but still quite nota- bly inclined and varied in our abilities, ambitions, interests, and ideals. We were as one in our desire to make the class of 1935 one of the most prominent Eastern will ever offer. To suggest, guide, and make successful our ambitions, we turned to Sam Beckley, president; Homer Robbins, vice-president; Lloyd Dykes, treasurer; and Elizabeth Clause, secretary. It was the active parts, which members of this group took from the first that made others recognize the Sophomores as an outstanding class. We pre- sent our honors as proof, if such be necessary. We have not only furnished many to the football squad, but we have walked off with the Captainship in our clutches. We contributed basketball material to the varsity, offered the first coed editor of the Eastern Progress, and we have the president of the Y. M. C, A. in our midst. Our leadership has very capably rested with Dr. Thomas C. Herndon who so willingly and thoroughly put all his interests into seeing us through. Although we offer a great year ' s record of literary, athletic, and social success, we recognize and appreciate the help of others who share our achievements. Some of us are to launch into our teaching career. For others it is the end of their school life, but even then they plan to do their bit in the struggle for a better Kentucky. Others, too, are looking forward to graduation at the end of more years of college work. No matter which category we choose to place ourselves in, we will aim at the highest star and continue our climb. We have missed those who have left us and cheerfully welcomed all newcomers. Even though we may all separate to meet no more, we will never lose our happy memories of Eastern, and will hold her always as dear as our most cherished possession. A sacred burden is this thing life ye bear: Look on it, lift it, bear it solemnly, Stand up and walk beneath it steadfastly. Fail not for sorrow, falter not for sin; But onward, upward, till the goal ye win. — Frances Anne Kemble The MILESTONE EARL T. HENDERSON Bethlehem, Kentucky JOHN CONLEE BELL Stearns, Kentucky HELEN BURTON Portsmouth, Kentucky HELEN OPAL VAUCHT Somerset, Kentucky VERNA HILTON Pine Hill, Kentucky MIRIAM HERBST Ashland, Kentucky DORSEY F. REYNOLDS Tyner, Kentucky LUCILE CASE Richmond, Kentucky MABEL McKINNEY Hazard, Kentucky FAY WHITE MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS ANNA GENE WELLS Catlettsburg, Kentucky Harlan, Kentucky Mt. Sterling, Kentucky The MILESTONE m. DOROTHY PERRY TYNC Richmond, Kentucky ADA GRAY GILLIAM Corbm, Kentucky THOMAS PAULL BURDETTE Columbia. Kentucky SAM C. BECKLEY Shelbyville, Kentucky BEN ASHMORE WILLIAM LANCFORD CLARK JACK ALLEN Madisonville, Kentucky Richmond, Kentucky Prestonburg, Kentucky EMMA LOUISE CONRAD Falmouth, Kentucky CHLORINE PAYNTER Mayslick, Kentucky RUTH TALBOTT ELIZABETH ANN MILLARD PAULINE COOCH ESTES North Middletown, Kentucky Louisa, Kentucky Eubank, Kentucky The MILESTONE K i ALLEN BROOKS HINKLE Little Rock, Kentucky JAMES S. HARTER Cynthiana, Kentucky ELIZABETH CLOUSE MITCHELL Richmond, Kentucky JULIA LOUISE MONEYHON Augusta, Kentucky MARIE LUCILLE HARMON VIVIAN BUCKSHORN Whitley City, Kentucky Covington, Kentucky NAOMI GREEN Booneville, Kentucky VIRGIL ROWLETTE Richmond, Kentucky LLOYD DYKES Luretha, Kentucky ANNA RUSSELL OATTS WILLIAM HOMER ROBBINS MINOR EDWARD CLARK Somerset, Kentucky Science Hill, Kentucky Waddy, Kentucky The MILESTONE ZELLA ROWENA SMITH Estelle, Kentucky FRANCES L. STRICKLETT Vanceburg, Kentucky WILLIAM GRIFFEY Springfield, Kentucky WILLIAM ROBERT TURPIN Richmond, Kentucky ELMER B. HART Bardstown, Kentucky RUTH MARIE HERRlELL Middlesboro, Kentucky WILLIAM Z. LAWSON Monticello, Kentucky LOUISE YOUNG Bagdad, Kentucky MAUD RITCHIE McLAUCHLIN Richmond, Kentucky DOROTHY LEE McKENZIE Covington, Kentucky DAISY BROUGHTON Pineville, Kentucky RUBY ELLEN WARFIELD Barbourviile, Kentucky WALTER L. MAVITY PRESIDENT FRANCES HANNA SECRETARY-TREASURER NOEL B. CUFF CLASS SPONSOR STEVE CUFF MASCOT M Inl M The MILESTONE Class of ' 36 During the first few days we were here we felt that each of us owned a good-sized share in the place, because there were no upper classmen here to disturb our orientation activities. But, like all good things, our few days of peace soon came to an end when the campus and halls began to be swarmed with sophomores, juniors, and those abominable seniors! They were not content merely to look down upon us but even began plotting and conspiring against us, and before long we were creeping in and out side doors with wood-pecker tops. It was then that we had to suffer many indignities — but not for long, because our rebellious spirits were aroused and after the first few days we boldly used front entrances and discarded the tell-tale, maroon and white hats, our courage being in our great numbers. Yes, we were exceptional freshmen — we braved the paths where others feared to tread by defying the Mystic Six after only a few days of their tor- turesome executions. Among our other good qualities (other than the above exemplified courage! we may list initiative, for there are many freshmen who have become valuable assets to some of the various organizations; scholarship, there being four freshmen who made forty or more grade points; and school loyalty, for the freshmen have been faithful both to sport activities and the art produc- tions. We have been exceptional freshmen; we hope to be exceptional as sopho- mores, juniors, seniors, and citizens. As leaders toward this end we have chosen Walter Mavity, Somerset, president; Harvey Chenault, Richmond, vice-president; and Frances Hanna, Shelbyville, secretary-treasurer. The MILESTONE ROBERT TERRILL Richmond, Kentucky DELBERT PARTIN Hazard, Kentucky ROBERT RICE Richmond. Kentucky MARTHA L. STEVENS Alexandria, Kentucky RUTH GERMAN Bellevue, Kentucky EDWINA MURRAY MARIE KRUECER PAULINE ALLRED Ashland, Kentucky Mt. Vernon, Kentucky Wallins Creek, Kentucky HUBERT VAUGHN Corbin, Kentucky BOYD LONG Russellville, Kentucky THOMAS FARRIS GARNESS SNAPP BENNETT ROSE Richmond, Kentucky Gravel Switch, Kentucky Richmond, Kentucky MARY RISK Kenton, Kentucky VIRGINIA SOUTH Frankfort, Kentucky The MILESTONE PHOEBE E. WILLIAMS MARY KATHRYN INCELS EDITH CAMPBELL Harlan, Kentucky Cynthiana, Kentucky Boonevllle, Kentucky WALTER L. MAVITY Somerset, Kentucky GEORGE FOX Ashland. Kentucky FORREST MORELAND BERNICE WINSTON W. E. BECKNELL Georgetown, Kentucky Latonia, Kentucky Island City, Kentucky LEANORA HOFFMAN Crittenden, Kentucky FRANCES HANNA Shelbyville, Kentucky EUNICE WATSON HARVEY CHENAULT lOSEPHINE DUNN Lexington, Kentucky Richmond, Kentucky Houstonville, Kentucky VIRGINIA MINK Livingston. Kentucky SUSANNE KIRK Houstonville, Kentucky The MILESTONE Mi KELLY KIRKLAND Gravel Switch, Kentucky NANNIE ROBERTS Walton, Kentucky CHARLES BELUE Richmond, Kentucky MARJORIE SMITH Corbin, Kentucky ANN WILSON Lee City, Kentucky .fl la m m HAZEL RICHARDSON Kenton, Kentucky CLAUDE WILLIS Cest, Kentucky LILLIAN COX Paint Lick, Kentucky JESSIE MOORE Tallesboro, Kentucky MELVA WALKER Bellevue, Kentucky BESSIE BAUMCARDNER Middlesboro, Kentucky EDNA McHARGUE Pine Hill, Kentucky MARTHA WYNN Deputy, Indiana CARRIE L. DUNAGAN Houstonville, Kentucky BURETIA HOLBROOK Prestonburg, Kentucky The MILESTONE CEORCETTA MOORE Tallesboro, Kentucky KATHRYN CLARK Paint Lick, Kentucky EVEL ' N SWOPE Winchester, Kentucky EARL CREECH Tyner, Kentucky ROY COVER Somerset, Kentucky RUTHEFORD CAMPBELL WILLIAM ROUSE FRANK HILL Hazard, Kentucky California, Kentucky Cermantown, Kentucky JANE WINTRINC Covington, Kentucky SARA GOODRICH Frankfort, Kentucky MARY ALLISON Sardis, Kentucky ADELAIDE CRAY HARRIET SCHACKLEFORD Newport, Kentucky Mt. Sterling, Kentucky SAM STROUS Catlettsburg, Kentucky TAD MORGAN Busy, Kentucky The MILESTONE P ELIZABETH HALL Covington, Kentucky LAVON MclNTYRE Harlan, Kentucky MILDRED HANCOCK Owenton, Kentucky BERTRAND FIELDS Cumberland, Kentucky FRAZIER B. ADAMS Jeremiah, Kentucky COFFMAN BELL LAURANELL CUMMINS LESTER CAMPBELL Owenton, Ken tucky Morning View, Kentucky Booneville, Kentucky EDITH LEE PYLES Campbellsburg, Kentucky NELLY NEWSOM Stanford, Kentucky MYRTLE CARNES DeWitt, Kentucky EULA M. FERGUSON VIRGINIA JONES Mt. Vernon, Kentucky Beaver Lick, Kentucky HELEN RICHARDSON Kenton, Kentucky ANNA W. Vv ' YLES Cynthiana, Kentucky The MILESTONE AUSTIN RICSBY GEORGE FRANK HALL WILLIAM CAMPBELL Louellen, Kentucky Wallen ' s Creek. Kentucky Booneville, Kentucky WILMA BOND Richmond, Kentucky DOROTHY CREWS Shelbyville, Kentucky ELSIE LAWSON LOUISE D. REYNOLDS FRANCES HOLLOWAY Paint Lick, Kentucky Shelbyville, Kentucky Chattanooga, Tennessee ERCEL KOZEE John ' s Run, Kentucky EUGENE WILLIAMSON Oxford, Kentucky CECIL EBERSBAKER Lockport. Kentucky ROSS THURMOND Lockport, Kentucky LEWIS METCALFE Richmond, Kentucky MARTHA DRAKE Mt. Sterling, Kentucky ELIZABETH MARZ Newport, Kentucky ■ V L Tl T arion Ha.6acr cM)iss basi em I d.ry tls-tor flelen. StidKayn c iHe n (Jet n is tos{ ficadetnic DorotK_y lyr 6 cMosi Ouisiandin l thlefe Den. rtord c tos ' Popular Geor6e Cairreli Lucy MitcKell ATyiETl The MILESTONE o A f tI • I Coaches TOM C. SAMUELS, B. S. Line Coach A new edition to our coaching staff who has already proved his worth and value to the squad. CHARLES -Turkey HUGHES, A. B. Athletic Coach The leader of the boys that so faith- fully and unsparingly fight on for Eastern and her victories. ALFRED E. PORTWOOD, A. B. Freshman Coach and Physical Education He starts them over the right road that prepares them for future glories for Eastern. The MILESTONE Varsity Football The Eastern football squad of 1932 made its season the most successful in five years. Throughout the entire season the team kept up a fighting spirit unequaled by that of any opponent showing excellent cooperation in every combat. With such a team Coach Turkey Hughes, head athletic mentor, and Big Tom Samuels, line coach, were able to build up a team with which no other team in the South could compete. Only during the first four minutes of the season when the Georgetown Tigers crossed the Maroons ' goal line was any opponent able to score against them. While expressing our appreciation of the team in general, we wish to mention Dowell as tackle, and Hinkle as guard, who showed unusual skill on the field and through their untiring efforts gained honorable mention on the all-state squad. Captain Ben Hord, quarterback, who ranked third in the state scoring contest also gaining the honor of being the first man Eastern has ever placed on the all-state squad. Ben, leading his men with an iron hand but cheering them on when they most needed encouragement, brought them through a spectacular season. Eastern is proud of the 1932 football squad which has given to its Alma Mater a coveted position on the grid. SEASON ' S RESULTS Eastern 6 Georgetown 7 Eastern 38 U. of L. Eastern Union Eastern Transy Eastern 19 Morehead NEXT YEAR ' S SCHEDULE Sept. 30 — open Oct. 7 — Union at Richmond Oct. 14 — Georgetown at Richmond Oct. 21 — East Tenn. Teacher ' s at Richmond Oct. 28 — open Nov. 4 — Transylvania at Richmond Nov. 1 1 — Morehead at Morehead Nov. 18 — Louisville at Louisville Nov. 25 — open The MILESTONE MARJHALL ' Myr ' WVATT HALFBACK PAUL TIERNEV Guard BEN HORD CAPTAIN QUARTERBACK a CHARLES BROWN TACKLe EARNEST DOCr ' YOUNG- CENTETR. MENDEL PARSONS WILFRED AINES IRVIN BERTHA EASTIN FUtLSACK END TACKLE The MILESTONE EARL RUPARD CENTEH. FRANK CON LETON GUARD LLOYD DVICES END JAWEf dURNETTE HALFBACK ED HILL HALFBACK HOMER ROBBINS HALFB CK J.T.H INKLE (7UAR0 TAL1KAD6E DeWITT OUAQD$ CENTER CLIFTON DOWELL v TACKLE NOEL HAIL NALF8ACK IP I If The MILESTONE Freshman Football The Little Maroons of 1932 do not boast of a scoring sea- son. It was very disappointing not to win any games but they displayed good teamwork and put up a real fight against the opposing teams. The yearlings were able to keep the Georgetown Cubs from scoring against them but they battled against defeat in their other combats. To have a winning football team next year. Eastern must depend upon the material found in the Freshman squad this year. Cover, Creenwall, Brown and others showed brilliant pros- spects toward taking their places on the varsity squad and giving to Eastern an honorable position in the Realm of Football . The MILESTONE SEASON ' S RESULTS Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Transylvania 19 Georgetown U. of L. 25 Centre 27 u The MILESTONE Varsity Basketball Although the Maroon basketeers did not win any state honors, we can still say they had a most successful season. Famous players, claiming Eastern as their Alma Mater, came back to meet the varsity team in one of the season. The J alumni fought hard but all in vain, for the Maroons at their ■M ' ' best were able to defeat their distinguished guests 29-23. jii In addition to this and one independent game. Eastern was ' able to take twelve of fourteen games with Kentucky college teams. The two games lost were dropped to Western. Those two games were probably the hardest fought of the season, Eastern gave all she had in spirit and teamwork but Western got the breaks for points. Although the Maroons were so unfortunate as to lose their first game in the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Associa- tion tournament at Winchester, they were invited to attend the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association tournament at Jackson, Mississippi — because of- their distinguished playing throughout the season. There, they were defeated 60 - 48 by Louisiana Normal, one of the strongest teams in the South. Captain Clifton Dowell, forward, Adams and Hord at guard positions, were outstanding players, not only in the state but also in the South. This honor could never have been attained without the help of McDaniel at center, Feeback, the other forward, and Little Hale, alternate guard. Never before have the students so loyally supported their team as they have this year, and they are proud of the victories won by the Maroons of ' 33. The MILESTONE ■ J 1 « ' i H i-i Eastern 29 Eastern 61 Eastern 47 Eastern 57 Eastern 50 Eastern 19 Eastern 53 Eastern 44 Eastern 54 Eastern 24 Eastern 22 Eastern 32 Eastern 48 Eastern 34 Eastern 34 Eastern 29 RESULTS Alumni 23 Irvine Independents 8 Georgetown 26 Transylvania 19 Louisville 25 Western 27 Morehead 22 Wesleyan 21 Transylvania 30 Western 31 Berea 17 Ceorgetov n 19 Morehead 40 Berea 16 Louisville 19 Wesleyan 22 TOURNAMENT Eastern 19 Eastern 48 Louisville 29 Louisiana Normal 60 The MILESTONE Frosh Basketball When Coach Al Portwood issued his first call for prospec- tive net men for the 1932-33 season, thirty-five freshmen rushed over to the equipment office to obtain uniforms. Numerous stars from leading high school quintets of last sea- son turned out for practice and from this number came those players who made up Eastern ' s most famous yearling team. The Baby Maroons went through the season with perfect attack, coupled with good defense and plenty of aggressive- ness, the factors which marked them as winners among other freshmen teams. Almost as much interest was manifested in the Baby Maroons as was shown the Eastern varsity. They were one of Ihe biggest power houses for scoring that any freshmen learn in the state has seen in several years. Even the freshmen five that won the state championship in 1930 did not have the scoring ability of this year ' s team. Big Jim Brown, forward, led the- individual scoring reco rd of the team but he accomplished this only through the help of his other teammates. Cover at center showed skill in his handling of the ball while Storms and Elza, guards, put up a real defense against the opposing teams. The freshmen brought to us, this year. Tommy Scott, one of the fastest little for- wards evers seen on Eastern ' s hardwood. Bright prospects are in store for the Big Maroons next year when the famous freshmen team of ' 33 shall take its place with the team. The MILESTONE SEASON ' S RESULTS Eastern 33 Eastern 26 Eastern 38 Eastern 32 Eastern 38 Eastern 45 Eastern 45 Western 32 Western 22 Kentucky 36 Kentucky 37 Berea 36 Berea 33 Ferguson High 16 The MILESTONE m tDDCATION STAFF ! 3 W v iilif The MILESTONE t y JcSTO STAFF The MILESTONE Milestone Staff N. C. DENISTON, Faculty Advisor W. C. STEVENS, Editor-in-Chief C. R. RADER, Associate Editor LOUISE RUTLEDCE, Associate Editor ROSS C. ANDERSON, Business Manager GEORGE CARRELL, Assistant Business Manager MYRA DEE RICE, Assistant Business Manager VIVIAN BUCKSHORN, Sales Manager J. D. TURLEY, Art Editor BENNETT ROSE, Art Editor WILFRED GAINES, Sports Editor IVA FAYE EGNER, Sports Editor DELLA MARIE COATES, Typist CHLORINE PAYNTER, Snapshot Editor ELIZABETH MARZ, Freshman Representative WOODFORD ALEXANDER STEVENS, Mascot ' The MILESTONE CyrilField5 5ta6eM r. Lillian Cox Treas ARVlCEKlHCAlDBumEflMfiR. The MILESTONE The MILESTONE :, iVt The MILESTONE Progress Staff EDITORIAL STAFF VIVIAN M. BUCKSHORN Editor-in-Chief ALBERT V . CRUMBAUCH Managing Editor LLOYD MURPHY Feature Editor LUCILLE DERRICK Alumni Editor DEAN V . RUMBOLD Faculty Sponsor CIRCULATION STAFF J. J. HAMILTON Circulation Manager ESTELLE HELLER Exchange Manager STAFF ARTISTS LLOYD DYKES J D. TURLEY REPORTING STAFF CARVICE KINCAID BLANCHE Vv ' IMBLE MARY KATHRYN BURNS CHLORINE PAYNTER LESLIE CAY NAOMI GREEN MARY ELSTON MILDRED BOYER HOWARD STAMPER LUCY MITCHELL MILDRED HANCOCK RUTH BINGHAM SALEM MOODY ANNA MAE MYERS SAM STROUS BETTY STEWART DONALD MICHELSON WALTER ENCLE MABEL McKINNEY TALMADCE DEWITT RUBY WATSON THOMAS BURDETTE The MILESTONE The MILESTONE CLUB •- VICE Ss, ' f ENT SECRETARr SPONS ' OR. REPRESENTATIVt: OFFICERS WALLER BAILEY THACKER President LOUISE RUTLEDCE Vice-President MRS. BESSIE BALLINCER Secretary MARTHA CULTON Social Committee FACULTY DR. ROY B. CLARKE, Sponsor MRS. MARY BARNHILL MR. W. L. KEENE MEMBERS Nannie Bell Dejarnette Mrs. Georgiana Knoppe Mabel Dixon Lucy East Elizabeth Elmore Chlorine Payntcr Mrs. Perry Long Mrs. Ida Mae Powell Mary Ann Patton Mary E. Van Bever Chester Spears Verda Stamper Ruth V heatley Mary Frances Arnold The MILESTONE ry - f ponj-oo. pbcj-ioe-nt ' ce AGPICILTIJRAL FOPUM °C ,-p MOTTO: Farming for Prosperity CALL: Calling the Hog CLUB FLOWER: The Wild Rose CLUB ROLL Orville Burkett Arthur W. Corns Arthur C. Eversole Elmer Hart Charles D. Howe Ercil Kozee Charles Morgan Bill Richards John H. Stamper Ross Thurmond Lewis E. Metcalfe Carl M. Clifton Royal Graham D. W. Howard Hugh Jewell Boyd Long James F. Petrey Riley A. Rees Lloyd Switzer Claude Willis The MILESTONE PRESIDENT 5EC TREA5. Ppcc- ZCTA IKaiPIPA f The MILESTONE The MILESTONE The MILESTONE M.CA. The MILESTONE MEMBERS OF Y. W. C. A. Kathnne Aldridge Pauline Allred Mary Allison Lucille Beck Hattie Berrynnan Alma Best Bessie K. Ballmgei Alma Bishop Mildred Boyer Martha Blaine Vivian Buckshorn Helen Burton Sally Brooks Mildred Brummift Coldie Brumback Myrtle Campbell Natalie Collins Louise Conrad Annabelle Clary Lucille Cooper Laruanell Cummin Lillian Cox Dorothy Crews Martha Mae Crou Carolyn Dailey Ora Dunbar Janet Dudderar Martha Drake Mildred Egnew Helen Estes Iva Faye Egner Lucy Frey Virginia Lilly Mary Frances Shelton Mary M. Fisk Beulah Lilly Amanda Skidmore Ula Fike Madge Literal Mayme Singleton Ada Grey Gilliam Anna Frank Martin Mariorie Slem Eulah Mae Ferguson Mildred McCoy Naomia Singleton Emma Goodpaster Elizabeth McDaniels Mildred Snodgrass Ruth German Edna McHargue Virginia South Elizabeth Cragg Mary F. McKinney Martha Lou Stevens Emma Lee Graham Lavonne Mclntyre Virginia Spillman Sarah Goodrich Lucille May Erma Spenser Thursa Hacker Sweet May Evelyn Swope Emma Haggan Lucy Mitchell Irene Thomas Elizabeth Hall Corgetta Moore Mary Tennyson Nell Hall Mary E. Miller Mattie Tolbert Sara |ane Hamblin Beulah Moore Ruth Talbott Adda Mae Hawkins Edwina Murray Ida Ueltschi Ruth Herrell Jesse Moore Wanda Vanhook Bessie Henry Mrs. Mary Neeley Dcloras Van Hoose Frances Hinkle Lucy Onstott Helen Richardson Mary K. Holcomb Clara Mae Nelson Geneva Waddle Lenora Hoffman Mary Ann Patton Melva Walker Gladys Hollar Wilma Pfanstiel Ruth Wheatley Nancy Holtzclaw Mildred Phillips Alma Witt Luella Houchin Florabel Poindexter Dorothy Wagoner Anna Mae Jackson Vonnie Popplewell Fay White Inez Jorden Hazel Richardson Lillie V ilson Vivian Jody Forest Rose Roberts Mary Wolford Mable Kirkland Louise Reynolds Martha Wynn Merwin King Genevieve Rogers Anna White Wyles Marie Kruger Dorothy Rupard Ariine Young Louise Larkin Harriet Shackelford Eloise Young Margaret Leiese Blanche Sheley Beulah Lewis The MILESTONE BAPTI3T STUDENT UNION I 1 The MILESTONE Band SAXOPHONES Carvice Kincaid William Clark Evelyn Ausmus Richard Greenwell Jack Hamilton Taylor White Ben Wilson TROMBONES Joe Blunschi Judy Hamilton Dorsey Reynolds ALTOS Cordon Nash Arthur Bowles Dan Denny Earl Powell Jack Fife DRUMS Joe Bender Kelly Wagers Charles Hamilton Donald Michelson Nelson Elder PICCOLO Harold Rigby CLARINETS Richard Evans Sarah Land Elizabeth McDaniel Mary Lois Clark Owen Montgomery Dorothy Brock BARITONE Morris Creech CORNETS Thomas Bonny Neville Yater Thomas Farris R. E. Baker Chester Royce BASSES Earl Anderson Walter Engle Charles Hatfield Alvin Emerson The MILESTONE Men ' s Glee Club DIRECTOR )AS. E. VAN PEURSEN FIRST TENORS Jack Allen Earl Anderson Joe Blanche Leighton Green William Fife Harold Mullens Earl Rupard Clifford Shulte BARITONES Cyril Fields Herbert Lewis Henry Lytle Walter Mavity Warfield Miller Harold Prim Waller Thacker SECOND TENORS Ben Ashmore Arthur Corns Donald Michelson , Harold Hieronymus Derbert Merenbloom Joe Mecci Bennett Rose Taylor White BASSES Carl Allen Richmond Collins Richard Evans Gordon Nash Dallas Reed Clifford Rader The MILESTONE Madrigal Club OFFICERS MARY EVELYN ALLEN President BETTY CHENAULT Vice-President LOUISE YOUNG Social Representative CORNELIA NETTINCA Director MEMBERS FRONT ROV BACK ROU Mabel McKinney Jeanette Hunter Clenna Strong Margaret Durham Betty Chenault Elizabeth Marz Pauline Coy Frances Hannah Elizabeth Ann Millard Dorothy McKenzie Eleanor Stone Mary Evelyn Allen Adelaide Cray Cornelia Nettinga Mamie Hamilton Louise Young Bessie Baumgardner Mary Frances Arnold Iva Faye Egner Myra Dee Rice Evelyn Ausmus The MILESTONE i ocial Science OFFICERS Club WILLIE HAL! Pres d ent SALEM MOODY Vice-President MARY F. SHELTON, Secretary -Treasurer FACULTY C. A. KEITH Sponsor I. T. DORRIS VIRGIL BURNS MEMBERS Earl Adams Josh Cosby Denver Hoskins Gladys Norris Frances Addis Frances Cox Delmon Howard Newton Oakes Mary Evelyn Allen Thelma Croley C. D. Howe Lucy Onstott Jack Allen Alfred Cross Vera Humfleet Helena Park Ross Anderson Martha Culton Garland Jett Jane Paynter Nelle Anderson Edgar Dabson Nancy Johnson Ralph D. Powers Dessie Anderson C. D. Dameron W. V, Johnson Clifford Rader Elbert Angel Talmadge DeWit R A, Justice Gertrude Raysdin W. 1 Arvin Ruby Watson Mildred Kincaid Ethel Reed Anna Arrosmith Thelma Wells Carvice Kincaid W. 0. Reed Lucy Ashcraff Blanche Wimble Beulah Lewis Myra D. Rice Bessie Ballinger (Mrs.) Thelma Dixon Madge Litterall Marion Roberts DempsGy Ballou Donald Dorris Arthur Lloyd Alma Sams Mildred Boyer Florence Dudley Robert Martin Robert Shearer Joe Bender Albert Elza William H, Masters Opal Shrout Nannie Scott Bishop Walter Engle Elizabeth Matthews Mae Skaggs Annie Bogie Eula Ferguson Sweet May Mariorie Slem Mildred Bough Bill Fife T, C. McDaniel Paul Smith Cay Bradley Eula Fike Florence McKinney Marjorie Smith Charles Brumback W M Fleck Leighton Watkins Mildred Snodgrass Stephena Brumfield Ruby Frazier Ruth Wheatley Anna Smith Lucian Burch Leslie Cay Mayme Williams Fannie Sparks Thomas Burdette Joyce Gregory Maude McLaughlin Chester Spears James Burnette Ada Crey Cilliam Elmer Menifee Virginia Spillman Helen Burton Royal Graham Elizabeth Mitchell John Tarter Ceorgia Bush Beverly Grinstead Lucy Mitchell Irene Thomas Eula Cable C C, Hamilton Virginia Moody Mattie Tolbert Robert Cammack James Hamilton lames B- Moore J. D. Turley J. E, Chadwell Frances Hannah Tad Morgan Wanda Vanhook Clara Clem Leonard Harney Casey Morton Eula Vickers Estelle Collins Ada Hawkins Harold Mullens Gilford Walters Ruby Combs Miriam Herbst Anna Mae Myers Fay White Christine Compton Brooks Hinkle Howard Noel The MILESTONE Rural Life Club OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SCEOND SEMESTER LESLIE CAY Pres. DELMON HOWARD Pres. R. A. JUSTICE Vice-Pres. HERBERT B. LEWIS Vice-Pres. RUBY WATSON Secretary RUBY WATSON Secretary DELMON HOWARD Treasurer ARTHUR E. EVERSOLE__Treasurer D. THOMAS FERRELL, Sponsor MEMBERS Mildred Kincaid Malmda Adams Dewie Ball Thelma Hopkins Inez Jordan Dolpus Cornctt Eunice Watson Mildred Hancock Arthur Arnett Martha Lee Stevens Mauril King Arline Young Carry Lee Dunagan Susan Kirk Arnold Rose Aileen Dotson Edna L. McHargue Jodie Smallwood Elizabeth Champion Eula Mae Ferguson Carl N. Smith Mildred Snodgrass Pauline Allred Roy Hensley Beulah Moore Marie Krueger Willie Hall Ceneviene Rogers Lillie V. 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