Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1934 volume:

i f ■•■ :...■..., i, limn gf ' ■4£ - ' i ' u i m i r um.. ; « ' - ■ , KENTUCKIANA John Wilson Townsend Room i si n. s-- - - — EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY u M ONE VOLUME THIRTEEN Q34 6un $ LD 7W fY 5° DEDICATED TO L G. KCNNAMCR, A. 6., RS. M.A., Pk D. As a means of showing our appreciation for the high services rendered to us as in- dividuals, to our class, and to our college, we dedicate this the 1934 Milestone. ne PUBLISHED 6 RICHMOND KENTUCKY In the compilation of this book we have striven to retain something very near to our hearts — memories of the rich mine from which we drew golden treasures. These treasures, too intangible to define, are those things from which we have drawn inspiration to overcome many ob- stacles and difficulties. We cannot feel so deeply now what this book means to us, but in the days to follow, in hours of quietness, we shall find its pages a storehouse of beautiful memories. Let us count over some of the treasures so invaluable to us which this book brings to mind. Perhaps friendship is the most precious gold nugget we have dug from the mine. It has been said that friendship is the state of the just dealing with the just, the magnanimous with the magnanimous, the sincere with the sincere. Friendship is all important in the education of men. It will make a man honest; it will make him a hero; it will make him a saint. It is easy to say how we love friends and what we think of them, but words can never trace all the fibres that knit us to the old. Turning the pages of this book we realize as we look upon the faces of those friends of our college days that friendship does not spring up and become perfect at once but requires the nourishment of time and thought. Though we will travel different paths there will be locked away in a secret chamber of our heart those little, nameless, unremembered acts of kind- ness and of love. The miner ' s drill goes deeper, until at last it uncovers a bit of gold whose brilliance and glitter dims our eyesight. It is knowledge. Like a jewel gleaming in the dark- ness it has lighted our paths through the years and has pierced the curtain of ignor- ance and superstition that shadowed our minds. What has it meant to us? It has set aflame deep in our souls the spark that demands the best things life has to offer; it has set us reaching for objects that once seemed very far in the distance; it has given us courage — courage for the great sorrows of life, and patience for the small ones; it has ennobled our souls so that we are able to rise stronger from disaster and defeat. ®A ' y AJ t3 r% r f i Jt y Desire for knowledge, like the thirst for riches, increases with the acquisition of it. The mind of man is improved by learning and reflection. We place a happy life in tranquility of mind. We should not be contented with insignificance if we are able to hew our way to better things. From this abundant source comes another nugget of gleaming yellow. This is service to our fellowmen. A man ' s true wealth is the good that he does to his fellows. Everyone must realize when he enters an institution of learning that he must serve. This means not only physical service but also service with the heart and mind. There are many ways in which we have served. Some served gladly, others grumblingly. In college we learned to offer our service where it would be the most useful and to make an effort to do our best. The art of serving was brought out in our clubs and organizations. We learned to do our part, and we yielded ourselves to the making of a perfect whole whether on the football field or on the stage. ' All are needed by each one; Nothing is fair or good alone. And so we present to you the Milestone of 1934 hoping that it, in years to come, may bring back to you memories of the college where you made friends, received knowledge and learned to serve. . . . this thread of gold, We would not have it tarnish; let us turn Oft and look back upon the wondrous web, And when it shineth, sometimes we shall know That memory is possession. S Nf (M-(( i a ' M mrii JLm TTs ' :l p- cJSMl T V R. E Eastern ' s greatest contribution to Richmond is the oppor- tunity it affords our young people to obtain a high class edu- cation. Here, any boy or girl, regardless of wealth or lack of it, may obtain a good education at a minimum expense. No Richmond boy or girl, with the slightest degree of ambition, need lack a college education. Eastern with its curricula of arts and science, adds to the cultural tone of our city. Association with the splendid corps of teachers in the school develops our cultural education and brings to the fore the better things in life and living. Learned, well written articles, prepared by Eastern faculty members and published in current periodicals, scholarly addresses made by Eastern faculty members in many parts of the county, all attract favorable attention to our city. Eastern brings to our city a high type of citizen. The fine young men and women who attend our school and the men and women of the faculty are a credit to our city. And in business, Eastern adds much to our community. With a plant worth a million dollars, with a large corps of teachers and instructors, and with a large student body con- stantly in residence in Richmond, many hundreds of thousands of dollars pour into the coffers of our merchants and citizens. Richmond ' s stores are better than the stores in the average town our size because of Eastern. Our merchants appreciate greatly the cordial relations that exist between them and the faculty and student body of our school. Through its splendid athletic teams, Eastern brings favora- ble publicity to our city in each sport season. All in all, Eastern means much to Richmond. Our city is fortunate to be the seat of such a school. FRANK H. SHAFFER, Secretary, Richmond Chamber of Commerce. 4M T Ft A D 1:1 r: -- Mm E j-jTT lgjJ ' v k-i- j-j: A - w eooK o PUS Coates Administration Building John Grant Crabbe Library Ruric Nevel Roark Building Burnam Hall Weaver Health Building Secluded Campus Glen Sullivan Hall Memorial Hall Hall to thee, our Alma Mater, Faithful guide of youth, Holding high amid the darkness Duty, light, and truth; Still above, the skies attend thee, Still thy stately columns stand. Still thy sons and daughters love thee, Sing thy praises o ' er the land. All the earth ' s resplendent beauty Nature gathered here, Rolling lawns and trees and grasses On thy hillsides fair; Happy days within thy shadow, Friends and comrades we have won, Fill our hearts with exaltation For thy work so nobly done. -2L e WILLIAM C. JONES B. S., A. M., Ph. D. Education Dean EMMA Y. CASE A. B., A. M. Dean of Women MELVIN E. MATTOX B. S., M. A. Registrar ELLEN PUGH A. B., A. M. Critic, Fifth Grade D. THOMAS FERRELL A. B., M. A. Education MARGARET LINGENFELSER A. B., M. A. Critic, First Grade lk£ H. L DONOVAN A. B., A. M., Ph. D., LL. D. President CHAS. A. KEITH 3. A., M. A., Ped. D. Dean o Men CORNELIA NETTINGA A. B„ B. Mus. Music KERNEY M. ADAMS A. B., A. M. Social Science LILLY ELNORA KOHL B. S., M. S. Cafeteria Manager and Home Economics NANCY RICHARDSON PARK A. B. Cataloger n e MRS. JANET MURBACH A. B., A. M. French VIRGIL BURNS A. B., M. A. Social Science JACOB D. FARRIS A. M., M. D. Coilege Physician J. DORLAND COATES B. S., M. A. Critic, Model High School RUTH DIX B. S., M. A. Home Economics MRS. LUCILLE WHITEHEAD B. S. Reference Librarian J. T. DORRIS A. B., A. M., Ph. D. History and Government R. R. RICHARDS A. B., M. B. A. Commerce JULIAN PERRY TYNG B. S., M. A. Education PEARL L BUCHANAN A. B., M. A. English — Speech THOMAS C. SAMUELS B. S., Ph. C. Coach ANNIE ALVIS A. B., M. A. Critic, Sixth Grade -2L n e CORA LEE B. S., M. A. Critic, Mode! Hiqh School N. G. DENISTON B. S. Industrial Arts ALLIE M. FOWLER B. S., M. A. Art WILLIAM L. KEENE B. S., M. A. English MAY C. HANSEN B. S„ M. A. Education MEREDITH J. COX B. S., M. A. Chemistry f ARNIM DEAN HUMMELL B. S., M. S., Ph. D. Physics MARY FRANCES McKINNEY B. S., M. A. Geography THOMAS E. McDONOUGH B. S., M. A. Physical Education and Health ELIZABETH WILSON B. S., M. A. Critic, Third Grade G. M. GUMBERT B. S., A. M. Agriculture HARRIETTE V. KRICK A. B., Ph. D. Biology h e DEAN W. RUMBOLD B. S., Ph. D. Bioloav MARY FLOYD A. B., M. A. Librarian and History G. O. BRYANT A. B., A. M. Critic, Mathematics SMITH PARK B. S., M. S„ Ph. D. Mathematics SAMUEL WALKER A. B., A. M. Principal, Model High Schoc MRS. MARY EDMUNDS BARNH1LL A. B., M. A., LL B. English ra -a IV GERTRUDE M. HOOD A. B„ A. M. Physical Education ROY B. CLARK A. B., A. M., Ph. D. English ANNA D. GILL B. C. S., A. B. Commerce FRED A. ENGLE A. B„ A. M. Mathematics ELIZA HANSON A. B., M. A. Critic, History ALFRED S. PORTWOOD A. B. Freshman Coach si h e GEORGE N. HEMBREE B. C. S., A. B. Physical Education KATIE CARPENTER A. B., A. M. Principal, Rural Practice School JANE CAMPBELL Mus., A. B., A. M. Music NOEL B. CUFF . S., A. M., Ph. D. Psychology ELEANOR MEBANE A. B., M. A. Art P. M. GRISE A. B., M. A. Critic, Model High School EDITH G. FORD C. S., A. B., A. M. Commerce MARY KING BURRIER B. S., M. S. Home Economics % HELEN HULL LUTES B. Mus. Music L. G. KENNAMER A. B., B. S., M. A., Ph. D. Geography and Geology j f V ASHBY B. CARTER B. S. Agriculture and Sanitary Science MARY L ADAMS B. S., M. A. Critic, Home Economics h e MAUDE GIBSON Art RICHARD A. EDWARDS A. B., A. M. Director of Training School BROWN E. TELFORD B. S. Piano ISABEL BENNETT A. B., B. S. Circulation Librarian WILLIAM J. MOORE A. B.. A. M.. Ph. D. Economics ANNA A. SCHNIEB A. B. , A. M., Ph. D. Education JA i ' C. E. CALDWELL A. B., B. S., A. M. Mathematics GERMANIA J. WINGO B. S., M. A. Critic. Fourth Grade CHARLES T. HUGHES A. B. Coach JAMES E. VAN PEURSEM A. B., B. Mus. Music ELIZA HUGHES A. B., A. M. Physical Education THOMAS C. HERNDON B. S., M. A., Ph. D. Chemistry ■i E G. M. BROCK Business Agent LUCILE DERRICK Secretary to the Director of Research R. H. MATHERLY Assistant in Cafeteria W. A. AULT Superintendent Buildings and Grounds AUGUSTA DAUGHERTY Cashier and Stenographer E. P. McCONNELL Bookkeeper INEZ McKINLEY Assistant Bookkeeper and Stenographe r EDNA WHITE Registered Nurse MARIE L. ROBERTS Housekeeper Suiiivan Hall MRS. J. DORLAND COATES Secretary to the Registrar MRS. HELEN W. PERRY Stenographer, Registrar ' s Office KATHERINE MORGAN Secretary to the President LOIS COLLEY Secretary to Business Agent FRED BALLOU Book Store Clerk MAYE M. WALTZ Stenographer, Office of Director of Research EUNICE WINGO Secretary to the Dean of Women MAYME COOPER Secretary, Director of Extension BESSIE H. GRIGGS Information Clerk n e s I he yjoava o |- egent? Hon. James H. Richmond, Ex-Officio Chairman Hon. Hiram M. Brock Hon. John Noland Hon. H. D. Fitzpatrick Hon. J. W. Cammack MEN WHO HAVE SERVED ON THE BOARD OF REGENTS State Superintendents of Public Instruction, Ex-Officio Chairmen Hon. James H. Fuqua 1906-1907 Hon. V. O. Gilbert ... . I9I6-I7-I Hon. George Colvin . . Hon. McHenry Rhoads 8-19 Hon. J. G. Crabbe 1908-1909 Hon. George Colvin .... I 920-2 I -22-23 Hon. Ellsworth Regenstein I 9 I 0- 1 9 I I Hon. McHenry Rhoads 1924-25-26-27 Hon. Barksdale Hamlett 1912-13-14-15 Hon. W. C. Bell . 1928-29-30-31 Hon. James H. Richmond 1932- REGENTS Fred A. Vaughan 1906-1916 P. W. Grinstead 1906-1915 J. A. Sullivan 1906-1930 J. W. Cammack 1906- H. M. Brock 1915-1930, 1932 W. A. Price 1916-1920 C. F. Weaver 1920-1932 N. U. Bond 1930-1931 H. D. Fitzpatrick 1930-1931, 1932 John Noland 1932- n e n M€MORIfl  « v. | pbeT t j dgaT | u-rlet) College | reasureT r r s. | . vJ. C oate? — louse | lotner, tjurnam — a | p?coe |orri? Velars- of 31 Jep M.IL Ku, CLASS OFFICERS CAROLINE MOORES MAYNARD BODIE L. G KENNAMER JAMES BURNETTE ROBERT MARTIN Auf iaevsen iedep?ehen | %, Seven years ago a Lone Eagle rose from Roosevelt Field to soar through the boundless sky to Paris. That flight is history. Four years ago four hundred freshmen, individually and collectively, set out on an equally perilous journey through equally uncharted seas. The caravan which will be given diplomas is made up of those who matriculated four years ago and recruits from caravans which started the arduous journey earlier. Our happiness is tinged with pathos when we think of those who had been s tranded along the way. The details of the college career of those who continued are as commonplace as they are unexciting, so that it is somewhat absurd to write a history of this class. Not now, but fifty years hence the history of this class must be written. It is not hard to imagine what our history as a class has been. Graduated from the secondary schools in an era when commencement speakers were telling fond parents and conceited graduates that we were just entering a Golden Age, we came to college to realize that we were in the midst of economic disaster. Then the cynic began to tell us that the end of civilization was nigh. May it be said to our everlasting credit that we learned to scorn the sullen pessimist as we had formerly learned to look with disdain on the blatant optimist. But in many ways we are very fortunate. We are the first class to graduate in a new era. Adversity has caused reflection and today we are better prepared for the problems which confront us. At all times our class has been in the forefront of things. It has held high the banner of leadership and fearlessness in campus activities; it has revered the traditions handed down by other classes when these traditions were considered good, and dis- regarded them with contempt when they were found deficient. We sing no swan song; rather ours is a dawn song. The steel of our personalities having been properly tempered, it must now be sent to the stone to be sharpened. Yet it is with sincerest regrets that we must now say, Auf Wiedersehen. h e D Nell Guy McNamara, A. B., B. S. Miss Nell MT. STERLING, KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Social Science Club Canterbury Club Sigma Tau Pi Secretary Montgomery County Club jy Casey Morton, A. B. hurley JEREMIAH, KENTUCKY Major — English Canterbury Club Social Science Club Frances Addis, A. B. LIGON, KENTUCKY Major — £nglish Sigma Lambda Canterbury Club Usher Committee Dormitory Social Life Committee Harold D. Mullen, B. S. Moon GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY Major — Industrial Arts Social Science Club Y. M. C. A. Glee Club Track Cheer Leader Head Cheer_Leader ' 33 Pep Club Woman HaterslClub ' 31 h e Robert Richard Martin, A. B. Bob RICHMOND, KENTUCKY A Major — History President Senior Class, 1934 President World Affairs Club Social Science Club Clara Mae Nelson, B. S. SADIEVILLE, KENTUCKY Major — Home Economics y. w. c. a. Home Economics Club f '  J. D. Turley, Jr., B. S. HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Major — Industrial Arts Editor Milestone — ' 34 President Junior Class — ' 33 Vice-President Sophomore Class — ' 32 Treasurer Freshman Class — ' 31 Art Editor Milestone— 31, ' 32, ' 33 Progress Cartoonist — ' 31, ' 32, ' 33 Mary Emma Vaughn, B. S. Mary MIDDLE5BORO, KENTUCKY Major — Chemistry Madrisal Club Pep Club Student Council e Harold Prim, B. S rr EELLEVUE, KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Men ' s Glee Club President Men ' s Glee Club ' 33 Milestone, Business Manager, ' 34 Little Theatre Club Alpha Zeta Kappa Sigma Tau Pi Associate Editor, Progress, ' 31 Editor, Progress, ' 32 President, Northern Kentucky Club, ' 33 Secretary K, I. P. A., ' 31, ' 32 Mary Virginia Lane, B. S. PRINCETON, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics French Club Y W. C A. Library Staff Transferred from Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, 1933 Albert W. Crumbaugh, B S. Al AUGUSTA, KENTUCKY Major — Education Progress Reporter, ' 31 Co-editor Progress, ' 32 Managing Editor Progress, ' 33 Editor-m-Chief Progress, ' 34 Member College Interpretation Committee of Kentucky Educational Commission, ' 34 Secretary Elementary Council, ' 32 Vice-President of K. I. P. A., ' 34 Alpha Zeta Kappa Gladys Frances Norris, A. B. RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Art Pencil and Brush Club Social Science Club Milestone Staff h e l k Mary Elston, B. S. Pest TURNERS STATION, KENTUCKY Major — Primary Education Progress Staff Milestone Staff Senior Representative to Social Committee Elementary Council Social Science Club Calloway Taulbee, B. S. Cal PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Major — Mathematics Social Committee Milestone Little Theatre Club Ernestine Price, B. S. nr . trnie COTTONBURG, KENTUCKY Major — Elementary Education Elementary Council John L. Zachary, B. S. 11-7 II Z.dC UBERTy.-.KENTUCKy Major — Rural Education Rural Life Club 9 0 n e Roy B. Taylor, A. B. T I I aylor LONDON. KENTUCKY Major — History a Mrs. Roy B. Taylor, B. S. LONDON, KENTUCKY Major — Elementary Education Mrs. Beula Honaker Cornett, B. S. Boots BURNING SPRINGS, KENTUCKY Major — Education Clarence Maggard, B. S. Red IINDA, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics Social Science Club Alpha Zeta Kappa n e s James Bruce Champion A.. B. Champ BONDVILLE, KENTUCKY Major — History Glee Club Orchestra Sigma Tau Pi y. M. C. A. Base Ball Lucy East, A. B. MILL SPRINGS, KENTUCKY Major — English Canterbury _Club Student Council Oliver L. Cornett, B. S. Red FOGERTOWN, KENTUCKY Major — Ma thematic Caroline Moores Little John RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Dramatic Art Little Theatre Club Member of Ushering Force Alpha Zeta Kappa Vn iJ h e Ruby Watson, B. S. Ruby Do LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY Major — Elementary Education President Pep Club Progress Staff Cheer Leader Band Sponsor, ' 33 Rural Life Club, Vice-President, ' 32 T . C. McDamel, Jr., A. B. Mack BURNING SPRINGS.. KENTUCKY Major — HistOT Social Science Club, President Men ' s Glee Club Basketball, Captain E Club , V Gertrude Angel, B. S. WILLIAMSBURG, KENTUCKY Major — Elementary Education Leland Wilson, B. S. RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major— Physics Swimming Team Track h e A Sara Margaret White, B. S. RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Chemistry Little Theatre Club Student Usher Pep Club Dan Conley, A. B. FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY Major — English Rural Life Club Blanche Lee Thomas, A. B. Boots RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — English Canterbury Club Social Science Club Sigma Lambda Carl T. Hancock, B. S. STAMPING GROUND, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics h e T Robert M. Carpenter, B. S. Bob BEREA, KENTUCKY Major — Biology Alma Frances Sams, A. B. WEST IRVINE, KENTUCKY Major — English Canterbury Club French Club Garland Jett, A. B. Big Blue RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major— History Sigma Tau Pi Andrew H. Wilder, B. S. BEREA, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics aM b fi e A Margaret Louise Fish, B. ' S. Fish MT. VERNON, KENTUCKY Major — Intermediate Education Social Science Club y. W. C A. Horace Mann Literary Society Madrigal Club Elementary Council Lucian Burch, A. B. Bush ENDEE, KENTUCKY Major — Geology and Geography Sigma Tau Pi Grova Lee Peters, B. S. Woods ie RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Primary Education Elementary Council Home Economics Club James Clyde Linville, ROCKFORD, KENTUCKY B. S. Major — Agriculture Agriculture Forum y, n e Talmadge DeWitt, B. S. Tallie CORBIN, KENTUCKY Major — Physical Education President, Physical Education Club Secretary, E Club, ' 33 Men ' s Glee Club Vice-President, Y. M. C. A., ' 32 President, Freshman Class, ' 31 President, Sophomore Class, ' 32 Prosress Staff Swimming Instructor Barbara Alexander B. S. Bobbie MIDDLESBORO, KENTUCKY Major — Home Economics President, Home Economics Club, ' 33 Vice-President, Home Economics Club, ' 32, r , ' 34 Little Theatre Club Dormitory Office Force b R. Cosby, B. S. Josh RED HOUSE, KENTUCKY Major — Industrial Arts Little Theatre Club E Club Milestone Staff Progress Staff Social Science Club Physical Education Club Mary L. Branham, A. B. LOUISA, KENTUCKY Major — English y. w c. a. World Affairs Club, Reporter Canterbury Club Vice-President, Baptist Student Union h e ■5 Derbert Merenbloom, B. S. Derb CORBIN, KENTUCKY Major— Chemistry Football Glee Club, President, ' 34 Orchestra Caduceus Club Swimming Team Violin Scholarship, ' 34 Helen Johnson Epperson B. S. PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY Major— Education Social Science Club Home Economic Clubs Madrigal Club James Burnette, A. B. ' Jimmie SHELBYVILLE, KENTUCKY Major — History Glee Club Physical Education Club Football Track Social Science Club Cafeteria Club Georgia Bush, A. B. WACO, KENTUCKY Major — History Social Science Club h e Margaret Durham, B. S. RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Sigma Tau Pi Little Theatre Club Madrigal Club B S U Council Social Science Club W. F. Doane, B. S. Shorty LONDON, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics Social Science Club Y. M C A Nelle Evelyn Anderson, A. B. JONFSVILLE VIRGINIA Major — History Madrigal Club Canterbury Club B. D. Knox, A. B. CARLISLE. KENTUCKY Major — History Social Science Club Alpha Zeta Kappa h e A Joe Dennis, B. S. r ii Uenny MILLERSBURG, KENTUCKY Mdjor — Biology Glee Club Biology Club Physical Education Club Vice-President, Bourbon CountylOub Edna Louise Rowlette, B. S. Teddy RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Rural Education Progress Staff Logan D. Taylor, A. B. Squad IONIA, KENTUCKY Major — History Social Science Club Library Staff Anna M. Meyers, B. S. Ann RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Sigma Tau Pi, Secretary, ' 33 Sigma Lambda Progress Staff Milestone Staff Social Science Club fi e Maynard L. Bodie, B. S. ; r L OC SOMERSET, KENTUCKY Major — Biology Little Theatre Club Biology Club Progress Staff Ula Fike, B. S. Fikey WACO, KENTUCKY Major — Rural Education Rural Life Club, President, ' 33 y. W. C. A., Secretary Home Economics Cub Elementary Council Social Science Club Canterbury Club Sigma Tau Pi Landon L. McDowell, B. S. I IT) ,11 K-nut WEST IRVINE, KENTUCKY Major — Chemistry Thelma Dixon, B. S. Half-pint LONDON, KENTUCKY Major — Early Elementary Education Social Science Club Elementary Council y. w. C- a. h e 1 Flossie Runyon, B. S. McVeigh, Kentucky Major — Home Economics Home Economics Club Evelyn Cress, A. B. RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Enslish Lucy Irene Onstott, B. S. MORELAND, KENTUCKY Major — Intermediate Education Elementary Council Social Science Club y. w. c. a. Dormitory Student Council Dormitory Office Staff Alberta Delk Mullen, A. B. Bert FAUBUSH, KENTUCKY Major— English Canterbury Club Social Science Club Y. W. C A. n e C. R. Rader, A. B. Cliff EGYPT, KENTUCKY Major — Geography and Geology Glee Club Band Milestone Staff Social Science Club Gladys Evelyn Simpson, oimp RICHMOND, KENTUCKY B. S. Major — Commerce Sigma Tau Pi m Orville Hamilton, B. S. Big Boy BROOKSVILLE, KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Elizabeth Geraldine Gragg, Lib PINEVILLE, KENTUCKY Major — Education Transfer from William and Mary College Pep Club, ' 32, ' 33 Elementary Council, President, ' 34 Dormitory Student Council, ' 33 Dormitory Office Staff, ' 34 Y. W. C, A. I S. h e j5 Ernestine Cox, A. B. RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Geography World Affairs Club Richard Ancil Hamlin, B. S. Dick WHITLEY CITY, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematics Mildred Boyer, B. S. Milly CAMPBELLSBURG, KENTUCKY Major — Elementary Education y. w. c a. Social Science Club B. S. U. Elementary Council ames Bose Moore, B. S. bossie BEREA, KENTUCKY Majo r — Lornr.yCi: n e Newton Oakes, B. S. CI - ohm OLDTOWN, KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Sigma Tau Pi Business Manager Milestone Social S cience Club Alpha Zeta Kappa y. M. C A. Edith Bo g ie, B. S. Shorty RICHMOND. KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Sigma Tau Pi, V.ce-President, ' 34 N Willard Knoppe, B. S. Nope FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY Major — Chemistry Mrs. Willard Knoppe, A. B. oenie FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY Major — Enalish Canterbury Club n e s s Mary Boxley, B. S. COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Major — Intermediate Education Progress Staff Elementary Council Madrigal Club Stephen Keith, B. S. Sheriff MANCHESTER, KENTUCKY Major — Mathematic Alpha Zeta Kappa Iris Jones, A. B. UNION CITY, KENTUCKY Major - English Little Theatre Club Canterbury Club Madrigal Club Charles Howard Morgan, B. S. CORINTH, KENTUCKY Major — Biology Agricultural Forum Sigma Tau Pi World Affairs Club Biology Club n e A Ruth Boxley, B. S. COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Major — Intermediate Education Process Staff Elementary Council Madrigal Club b ! Chester Spears, A. B. MIDDLEBURG, KENTUCKY Major — History Social Science Club Canterbury Club World Affairs Club Mrs. Gertrude Bell Roysdon ; B. S. Uertie RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Major — Education Social Science Club Elementary Council Maynard Stamper, B. S. Pi Doe WAYNESBURG, KENTUCKY Major — Chemistry Alpha Zeta Kappa President, V. M C A,, ' 30, ' 31 Eastern Progress Staff Social Committee World Affairs Club President, Pencil and Brush Club, ' 31 Caduceus Club Vice-President, Senior Class, Summer, ' 33 n e T sk b Glen Shepherd, B. S. Shep PAINTLICK, KENTUCKY Major — Commerce Beulah Ramsey, B. S. BRANDENBURG, KENTUCKY Major — Primary Education Elementary Council Y. W C. A. Robert Hendrix, A. Bob WOOTON, KENTUCKY Mdjor— - Mathematics Social Science Club Rural Life Club y. M. C. A. n e A CLASS OFFICERS HOMER ROBBINS DOROTHY TYNG CLAYBOURNE STEPHENS FAY WHITE MARY E. BARNHILL T e C asv o 35 The time is 1975, the place is a waystation near the western end of the high- way of life, and the words that we are about to read are the reminiscences of a former student of Eastern State Teachers College. The subject of his day dream is My classmates and I during our first three years at Eastern . We entered Eastern September 18, 1931 with 415 in our ranks. In number we were superior, but the sophomores, juniors, and seniors soon convinced us that quality often outweighs quantity. After a year of orientation by a group of humiliating upperclassmen, most of us, under the leadership of Jack Allen, president; Dorothy Tyng, vice-president; Ed Hill, secretary-treasurer; and Dr. Noel B. Cuff, class adviser, emerged full-fledged college students. We returned to Eastern the next year, 1932. Though our class was somewhat reduced in number, we set about to show the juniors and seniors that something good could come from a bunch of freshmen. Our first step toward that goal was to elect Sam Beckley, president; Homer Robbins, vice-president; Lloyd Dykes, treasurer; and Elizabeth Clouse, secretary. Dr. Thomas C. Herndon was our class adviser. As a result of our determination to make good, several of our members became out- standing in campus activities. We contributed material to the football and basket- ball squads, one of our number being elected captain of the former. We also offered the first co-ed editor of the Eastern Progress. The second year passed and soon we were back on the campus organizing our class for the third time. To continue our march of progress we selected Claybourne Stephens, president; Homer Robbins, vice-president; Dorothy Tyng, secretary; and Fay White, treasurer. Mrs. Mary E. Barnhill was class adviser. Being loyal to tradition, we entertained the seniors at the Annual Junior Prom, which was the outstanding social event of the year. Those of our number who had launched into varsity athletics dur ing their sophomore year grew in favor with their coaches, the students, and their fellow team mates. The scholastic record of our class was one of which we were proud. Hush! it is too late; our day dreamer has awakened. The Junior Class must work together for one more year before its class history can be completed. n e s T BEN ASHMORE Madisonville, Kentucky DAISY BROUSHTON Pineville, Kentucky LLOYD DYKES Luretha, Kentucky ELSIE DENNEY Montlcello, Kentucky JOHN CARL SPARROW Richmond, Kentucky RUTH MARIE HERRELL Middlesboro, Kentucky MANUEL C. MONTGOMERY Arabia, Kentucky MRS. HURSCHEL HARDIN Bethel, Kentucky SAM C. BECKLEY Shelbyville, Kentucky ALICE MORGAN Carrollton, Kentucky fi e A CLAYBOURNE STEPHENS Prestonsburg, Kentucky LUCILLE CASE Richmond, Kentucky EVADEAN SQUIRES Whitesburg, Kentucky LLOYD SWITZER Corinth, Kentucky ELMER HART Bardstown, Kentucky MRS. CHESTER SPEARS Mid dies burg, Kentucky HERBERT HOGAN Beattyville, Kentucky JOSEPH MECCIA Lynch, Kentucky JOHN TARTER Mintonville, Kentucky DIXIE JONES Dreyfus, Kentucky fi e T MARY E. JOHNSON Crittenden, Kentucky MINOR E. CLARK Waddy, Kentucky DOROTHY TYNG Richmond, Kentucky JACK ALLEN Prestonsburg, Kentucky LUCY MONTJOY Mt. Ster ' Ing, Kentucky EARL T. HENDERSON Bethlehem, Kentucky JOSEPHINE KINCAID Paris, Kentucky DAISY CHAMBERS Baptist, Kentucky ADA GRAY GILLIAM Corb ' n, Kentucky LUTHER C. JONES Dizney, Kentucky n e I! A CURTIS FARLEY Loyal!, Kentucky RUTH TALBOTT North Middletown, Kentucky FRANK ROSE Canpton, Kentucky MARIAM HERBST Ashland, Kentucky CARL WARD Ezel, Kentucky WILLIE MAE CURTIS Crab Orchard, Kentucky JOHNNY E. GAMBILL Benge, Kentucky THELMA HILL Winchester, Kentucky RODGER LEE WILSON Richmond, Kentucky MARTHA JANE LOCKE Kettle Island, Kentucky n e A i 1 i 2 k MARGARET RHODES Flemingsburg, Ky. DENVER C. HOWARD Harlan, Kentucky VIRGIL ROWLETTE Richmond, Kentucky EUNICE WITT WINN Irvine, Kentucky HAZEL WOODRUM B ra d ford svi lie, Kentucky CARL M. CLIFTON Old town, Kentucky CLEO. M. WITT Wisemantown, Kentucky GLEN FAULKNER Williamsburg, Kentucky CHESTER A. CROSS Junction City, Kentucky FRANCES HONCHELL Richmond, Kentucky n e A CLASS OFFICERS GORDON NASH BETTY MARZ DON MICHELSON WALTER MAVITY T. C HERNDON | he C Ictis ? o|- 30 Under the intelligent leadership of Dr. T. C. Herndon and the above mentioned officers, we, the Sophomore Class, have come to the end of another successful year at Eastern. We came to Eastern as freshmen in the fall of 1932. During that year we buried our pride and bore nobly the taunts from the upper classmen, knowing that the day would come when we too might chide the frosh of the school. Many of us joined the clubs of the campus most closely connected with our work and our interests, and for which we put forth our best efforts. At first we were treated with indifference, as are all freshmen, but later we were recognized and welcomed as capable leaders. We came back in 1933 to resume our studies and to take upon our shoulders the responsibilities of college life for which some are so well fitted. Such leading or- ganizations as the Madrigal Club and Little Theatre Club have chosen their leaders from the class of 36. We were respresented exceptionally well in the oratorical con- test sponsored by the college. We are proud to say that one of our most charming members was chosen Miss Popularity . Some of us will receive our certificates this year and will go out to take up our work as teachers in our beloved state; some will leave us for other important reasons; many of us will continue our work at Eastern for two more years. We feel a strong attachment for the members of our class, and we are sad that some must leave us and the college from which they have derived such joy and happiness. All that ' s height must fade. The heightest still the fleetest; All that ' s sweet was made But to be last when sweetest — Moore. n e EARNEST G. BROWN Triplett, Kentucky EMMA LEAVELL HAGAN Lancaster, Kentucky VIOLA FIKE Waco, Kentucky BESSIE BAUMGARDNER Middlesboro, Kentucky M. EDWARD BROCK Kettle Island, Kentucky MILDRED HANCOCK Owenton, Kentucky MARSHALL J. NEY Fort Thomas, Kentucky THELMA HOPKINS Jenkins, Kentucky MELVA WALKER Betlevue, Kentucky BETTY MARZ Newport, Kentucky ELIZABETH HALL Covington, Kentucky VIRGINIA MINK Livingston, Kentucky h e A R ' JTH HAYS Springfield, Kentucky LILLIAN M. COX Paint Lick, Kentucky LUELLA HOUCHIN Lawrenceburg, Kentucky WILLIS McKEE 3ondvi!le, Kentucky ROYAL D. GRAHAM Cornishville, Kentucky HAZEL TOOMBS Danville, Kentucky MARTHA DRAKE Mt. Sterling, Kentucky ANNA WYLES Cynthiana, Kentucky ELLA RAY HAST1E Mt. Sterling, Kentucky ERCELLE E. SANDERS Hubble, Kentucky EDNA LILLIAN McHARGUE MARY ELIZABETH HAMMACK Pine Hill, Kentucky Paint Lick, Kentucky n e s A MARY ANN CORNETT Boone vi He, Kentucky FRANK HILL Germ an town, Kentucky SARAH F. GOODRICH Versailles, Kentucky ROBERT L RICE Richmond, Kentucky MABEL HERREN 3radfordsville, Kentucky ADELAIDE M. GRAY Newport, Kentucky VIEBIE L. CATRON Cartwright, Kentucky WALTER L MAVITY Somerset, Kentucky ZERELDA LAKE Springfield, Kentucky M. ALIENE CONLEE Taylorsvilie, Kentucky RUTH E. DISNEY Corbin, Kentucky MARIAN HAGAN Richmond, Kentucky n e A BURNADEAN TODD Bobtown, Kentucky RICKMAN POWERS Verona, Kentucky MARJORIE SMITH Corbin, Kentucky ORBIN GREENE Hu!en, Kentucky FRIEDA L. CLOWERS Irvine, Kentucky ADA MOORE Fillmore, Kentucky IRONA ASHLEY Richmond, Kentucky WILLIAM J. FLECK Russell, Kentucky TEDDIE A. SMYTH Union Hall, Kentucky GEORGIA LOU BURCH Endee, Kentucky EDWINA MURRAY Ashland. Kentucky FRANCES HANNA Sheibyville, Kentucky n e ROBERT LEWIS TERRILL Richmond, Kentucky DOROTHY C. CREWS ShelbyviHe, Kentucky J. THOMAS FARRIS Richmond, Kentucky DORA GOBLE Prestonsburg, Kentucky HAROLD W. BENTLE Falmouth, Kentucky ELIZABETH MATTHEWS Crittenden, Kentucky S: MINNIE L. RICHARDSON Witt, Kentucky KATHERINE PRATHER Owenton, Kentucky SUSAN GRAGG Pinevil ' e, Kentucky GOLDIE EMERICK RACE Brodhead, Kentucky ELOISE YOUNG Lawrenceburg, Kentucky NEVA LEOTA WILLIS Milton, Kentucky n e CLASS OFFICERS NOEL B CUFF MORTON CUNDIFF MORRIS CREECH MAUD LINLEY — re hmein C lass 33 The morning of September 20, 1933, found three hundred eighty-seven greenies expectantly trodding the famed soil of Eastern ' s campus. Not really greenies, but branded that title by sophisticated upperclassmen. (Curses on those oppressive higher ups . They gave us more trouble the first few weeks of school than did any other one source.) Our ignorance proved to be a happy hunting ground of amusement for the shallow minded sophomores. Beinq unacquainted, disorganized, and unfamiliar to our new surroundings and to our brother unfortunates, we staggered under the embarrass- ing blows dealt by those who wielded the weapon of higher intelligence. But you can ' t fool all the people all the time, neither can you fool all the freshmen. Some of them realized that upperclass authority was a jinx and acted accordingly, which proved detrimental to the dignities of several sophomores. The cool water of the lily pond, and its inhabitants, the gold fish, proved inviting hostesses to upperclassmen as well as freshmen. Such conditions characterized the first few weeks of school and led to misunderstandings and friction. It was not long, however, before we began to get accustomed to our new routine. Just what to expect and just what was expected of us we soon learned, and, as a reply, we accepted our privileges, shouldered our responsibilities, and made, during the fall semester, a record of which our fellow classmen may be justly proud. But now, all grudge we have held against our supposedly intellectual superiors we lay aside, and in its place we substitute an eager willingness to cooperate with them to the fullest extent to attain in our supreme objective — success in all scholastic undertakings. h e NANCY COVINGTON Richmond, Kentucky F. T. SATTERWHITE Owen ton, Kentucky MARIE E. REYNOLDS Tyner, Kentucky a£ MARTHA GRAY Cynthiana, Kentucky PAULINE M AE SANDERS Cornishvilie, Kentucky JULIA SOUTHARD VERNA CATHERINE SCHIRMER Mt. Vernon, Kentucky Eagle Station, Kentucky . EDWARD D. DUNCAN Mill Springs, Kentucky EDNA M. TRIVETTE Pulaski, Kentucky HUBERT M. COLLETT Callaway, Kentucky BELMA L. FOX Chevrolet, Kentucky BETTY LEE MULLEN Middlesboro, Kentucky LEE L. POYNTER Crab Orchard, Kentucky GRACE ANN HENDERSON South Irvine, Kentucky n e EDWARD CONGLETON Richmond, Kentucky VELMA LEE PERKINS Burnside, Kentucky WILLIE C. DAWAHARE Neon, Kentucky ODESSA M. BISHOP Oneida, Kentucky EDMOND T. HESSER Newport, Kentucky EDNA HOPKINS Waliins Creek, Kentucky EDITH WEST HENSLEY Si be rt, Kentucky MARY E. LAUBISCH Florence, Kentucky LOUIS HUBBLE Kirksville, Kentucky IDA MAE HART Richmond, Kentucky ROBERT MORRIS CREECH Richmond, Kentucky LOUISE KENDALL Elizaville, Kentucky STELLA NEVELS St. Louis, Missouri DOROTHY A. RICH Lancaster, Kentucky n e A GEORGE H. COOK Hatton, Kentucky EVA L. MOODY Burnside, Kentucky EDITH ALLINGTON Newport, Kentucky MARY SUE BALL California, Kentucky GAY L. WILLIAMS Flat Gap, Kentucky ALINE BERNICE JONES Berea, Kentucky JOHN WRIGHT MOORE Falmouth, Kentucky MARTHA REED Newport, Kentucky FORREST MORELAND Georgetown, Kentucky KATHERINE WILSON Guston, Kentucky VIRGINIA D. BURGESS Beat+yville, Kentucky VELMA JENNINGS SAMUELS Berea, Ken x ucky JACK HUGHES Frankfort, Kentucky LA VERNE DOOLIN Bryantsville, Kentucky h e s s CAROLINE HUGO Bellevue, Kentucky LEON T. WRIGHT Georgetown, Kentucky TERRILL A. WILSON Jabez. Kentucky NAOMI GOBLE Prestonsburg, Kentucky EULOGIA C. BONETA Rio Pudros, Puerto Rico LILLIE M. GILES Harlan, Kentucky RAY COOPER Thor, Kentucky SAMUEL MILLER Lancaster, Kentucky EDNA H. NELSON Lancaster, Kentucky WILLARD S. SANFORD Bohon, Kentucky MARY ELEANOR DENNY Richmond, Kentucky CLEDA R. LEE Tyner, Kentucky ROBERT W. MAVITY Covington, Kentucky JANE O. HENDREN Kirksville, Kentucky n e ;s ISS EASTER ■v ; - MARY CLSTON ATTENDANTS [ jeincij C_,ovington De?ne Xjaumgavdner MOST POPULAR - -Ui7abeth | | T. C McD-i HERE 1. Gibson Girls 2. An English Major??? and 3. Back from Town 4. Filling Station??? 5. Old Man of the Mountain 6. Off to Class 7. Poor Pup 8. Come Up and See Us Sometime 9. Mehitable and Keeper 10. Where ' s Napoleon? I I. Big Time Red 12. Oh, please Mama 13. All Oakes 14. Sure I Do 15. Pug-Ney-Shus I 6. Roll Them Bones 17. Back from the Gym 18. Stacked Pretty High 19. Hauled Another Load Away 20. Still in the Family 21. Man Mountain 22. Please Martha 23. Convalescent TMERE Hats Off in Presence of Ladies 2. Watch the Birdie 3. Why Girls Go Wrong 4. Between Statesmen 5. Child Prodigies 6. Ergs Wasted 7. Burnam Fixtures 8. Paae Solomon 9. Love ' s Labour Lost ! 0. Four Horsemen I I. And Eve Ate the Apple 12. Three Lovely Girls I 3. Apollo .and Co. 1 4. Ex 15. Ye Editor 16. What! No bugs? 17. Mere Maids IS. One Grasshopper Jumped 19. Dina-mlght 20. Beauty and the Beast 21. Gold-dust Twins, 22. Groucho 13. Einstein CARBON COPIES I. Little Joe and Will 2. Hazel 3. John 4. Abner and Dave 5. Beeman 6. Jalce 7. Bob, Ed., and Gertrude 8. Charlie 9. Big Joe 10. Will Jett II. Dee Gr 12. Andy, Irwin, and Weslie ORIGINALS 1. A Slow Train Thru Arkansas 2. Say Ah 3. According to Morrison 4. According to Edwards 5. Gimme the Registrar ' s 6. Mr. and Mrs. 7. Railroad S. Statistics Show — 9. Indigestion 10. Muscle bound I I . Knee Action 12. What ' s your hurry? 13. Commerce, French, and Math. 14. h ' arpo and Zeppo 15. The whole point is 16. Art and Ain ' t 17. Am I Mortified? 18. I Should Think 19. Casey had struck out 20. Just a moment, please. 21. Be Specific X. D o, re, me, ta i, mm DORMITORY NIGHT LIRE I. Night-Mares 2. ??True Love?? 3. Key please 4. Whai-a-man 5. Studious Wr 6. ??What ' s this?? 7. Mourner ' s Bench 8. Nightwork 9. Oh, Henry!!! 10. Reasons for birth control 11. Ah!— Ah! 12. Maestro 13. Dope Fiends 14. Deception J ON TWE CAMPUS Name It and Ta! e It 2. Me and My Shadow 3. P ' ke 4. Eight Girls in 5. The Anvil Chorus 6. Oh! my rib 7. Faith, Hope and Charity 8. His Daily Disappointment 9. Alphabet Soup i 0. Eauestriennes II. Suitan 12. Between Classe I i. Bull Business 14. (?Ain ' t They Cute?) -. A2.i - DANIEL BOON ,734-1934 The Class of 1934 recognizes the Bicentennial of the birth of Daniel Boone. The Daniel Boone Bicentennial Commission, initiated by a member of Eastern ' s history staff and created by the 1934 session of the Kentucky Legislature, has planned a worthy celebration in honor of the Great Pioneer. Eastern is fortunate in being located so near Boonesborough where Boone performed his greatest service for Kentucky and the nation. jy 7 cs { .oacri e? CHARLES TURKEY HUGHES, A. B. Athletic Coach The leader of the varsity football and basketball teams which have brought much to the glory of Eastern. TOM C. SAMUELS, B. S. Line Coach His line has earned the reputation of being one of the hardest ag- gregations to be penetrated by opposing backs. ALFRED S. PORTWOOD, A. B. Freshman Coach Coach Portwood is to be congratu- lated on the success of his teams. Their record speaks for itself. en°gi bi| — ootbcil The Big Maroons of Eastern had a successful season in 1933 even though they played the outstanding football elevens of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic As- sociation. Although the score books do not look so impressive in relation to high scores, the fact that the entire regular team was made up of sophomores and juniors makes the record seem highly satisfactory to all concerned. Even though the record was not extremely impressive, the Maroons compiled one of the most unigue set-ups in the history of football at Eastern. In the first three games of the season with Union, Georgetown, and East Tennessee, the final outcome of each of the tilts was a deadlock between the Maroon eleven and the opponent. Then our boys lost a hard game to Transylvania in a fracas filled with thrills and mud galore. Traveling to Morehead the next week, the Maroons made the Eagles bow to the on- rushing sweep of the Eastern team. The following week found our boys beaten by a desperate, fighting team of Louisville in one of the most hectic games seen in many a day. Eastern should have one of the most formidable clubs in the state next year as only Derbert Merenbloom, James Burnefte, and Talmadge DeWitt are lost to the squad. While Coach Hughes will miss these boys tremendously, he hopes to find men from the freshman squad to fill their shoes. Coach Tom Samuel ' s line this past year gained the reputation of being one of the hardest aggregations to be penetrated by opposing backs in Kentucky, and it is to the boys on the line that Eastern owes its success on the gridiron. The line consisted of such men as Captain Lloyd Dykes, Michael Morris, and Roy Pille, ends; Richard Greenwell and Paul Tierney, tackles; J. T. Hinkle, Clifford Schulte, and Talmadge DeWitt, guards; and Ernest Young, center. While the backfield was not as outstanding as the line it also contained some very valuable men. Homer Robbins, Edward Hill, Roy Gover, Derbert Merenbloom, Marshall Robinson, Thomas Scott, and James Burnette were the best looking backs on Coach Hughes ' staff. So with a hard schedule staring them in the face, Eastern ' s by-word next year will be Watch us go . SEASON ' S RESULTS Eastern 6 Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern 6 Eastern 7 Union 6 Georgetown East Tennessee . . Transylvania 6 Morehead Louisville 13 - ' k ROBERTS Manager GGVER Halfback MICHELSON Halfback YOUNG Center HINKLE Guard DYKES Captain End iURNETTE Halfback ROWLETTE Halfback ROBBINS Halfback SCHULTE Guard BINGHAM End PILLE Tackle t s SCOTT Quarterback MORRIS End ROBINSON Quarterback MEPENBLOOM Halfback ALLEN HILL Tackle Fullback TERRILL Center GREENWELL Tackle DeWITT Guard Center ROBBINS Quarterback FLECK Fullback MANSFIELD Halfback |, ■ m , : - am F re nmcm -| — ootba I Eastern is proud of her freshman football team this year, and rightly so, for the freshman gridders of ' 33 were one of the best freshman aggregations ever to represent the Maroon and White. The team was made up of former high school players together with men new to the game who made up in fight and determination what they lacked in actual experience. Coach Al Portwood is to be congratulated on the fine showing his boys made for the cause of football at Eastern. Coach Portwood has the hardest job of all the coaching positions at Eastern, as he must take his varied type of material, teach it the fundamentals of college football and then whip it into an aggregation that plays as if it had played together for years. The Little Maroons broke even on the season by winning two tilts and losing a like number of contests. They first traveled to Georgetown where they met the greatest freshman football team ever to represent the Scott county school. Inexperi- ence caused our boys to allow the Cubs to account for twenty-five points the first half, but the Eastern lads rose in all their might and held the much larger Georgetown squad scoreless the rest of the encounter. At Centre, the next week, one play beat the Baby Maroons in a heart-breaking game. With the score at a seven-seven stand- still and the Eastern team on the Centre three yard line, after having pushed the much heavier Centre men all over the field, a lateral pass was accidently received by a lone Centre back who proceeded down the field for a touchdown and completely broke the morale of the Maroon team. But with these experiences and tough breaks behind them, the Eastern youngsters took the remaining two tilts by running wild over the Morehead and Transylvania frosh elevens. The freshmen should produce the outstanding men of Eastern ' s varsity eleven next year, for they really have the material coming up. Probably the most promising man on the squad was Murray Smith, quarterback, who is one of the classiest passers, punters and drop-kickers the coaching staff has ever seen. Little Joe Hedges, one of the speediest men in school, will be looked upon to show his wares for the varsity in the way of elusive running. Bob Mavity also showed great promise of becoming a varsity mainstay as he demonstrated ability as a line plunger and blocker on the frosh eleven. Linemen such as Fulkerson, Edgington, Pennington, Yates, Bryant, and Stevenson gave notice that they will be after regular berths on the varsity line next year by their stellar play as freshmen. Yes, football prospects at Eastern are very bright and we all hope that the freshmen keep up their good work next fall. f s Oeci on 9 Eastern Eastern 7 Eastern 22 Eastern 28 R e?ult? Georgetown 25 Centre 25 Morehead . . 6 Transylvania cs av£ ti| tjci?ketbcil Eastern was not represented by the state S. I. A. A. champions this year, but Coach Turkey Hughes managed to put a team on the floor that was poison to most of its opponents and feared by all. Coach Hughes had to take fresh sophomore material and insert it in the positions vacated by the graduates of last years team. This is no easy task for any coach, but the team Coach Hughes put on the floor was nothing anyone could be ashamed of. The Big Maroons finished fourth in the S. I. A. A. stand- ings, as they took six victories and lost a like number. In several games this season the Maroons looked almost invincible, and, if they had continued playing that sort of ball all season, they would undoubtedly have been the state champs again. This was true especially in the Berea and Western games played at Richmond. T. C. McDaniel, pivot-man for the varsity, was the only senior on the squad and the most outstanding player on the team. McDaniel was the highest individual scorer on the squad and was Coach Hughes ' selection for acting captain in all of the contests played this season. Little Hale was perhaps the most phenominal of all Eastern ' s cohorts with his peculiar one-hand shot, and his feats with a basketball were the high lights of many a game played by the Maroons. He climbed the ladder of fame in this year ' s battle with Berea at the Weaver gym. by turning a certain defeat into an Eastern victory almost single-handedly. The sophomore class was represented by Roy Gover, Tommy Scott, Richman Collins, and Ben Ashmore, who all played consistent basketball for the Maroons throughout the schedule. James Allen, a junior, turned out to be one of the team ' s mainstays toward the end of the year and will be looked upon to do great things next season, along with the afore-mentioned sophomores. Eastern can look for bigger and better basketball teams from now on, but the forth-coming teams will have to go some to prove better than the teams Eastern has been offering in the past. SEASON ' S RESULTS Eastern 28 Eastern 34 Eastern 40 Eastern 27 Eastern 16 Eastern 37 Eastern 47 Eastern 27 Eastern 27 Eastern 21 Eastern 32 Eastern 17 Eastern 20 K. I. A. C. Tour Eastern 19 Alumni 19 Wesleyan 27 Morehead 27 Louisville 28 Western 30 Georgetown 12 Morehead 37 Murray 37 Berea 25 Union 32 Western 13 Berea 25 Louisville 27 y Western 30 HALE GOVER McDANIEL SCOTT YOUNG Guard Forward Center Forward Guard ASHMORE TIERNEY COLLINS ROBBIMS ROSE Guard Center Forward Forward Forward Guard tegSZ? 2Xg£S . . :.-— - ; 3SSS5H E=E-- i52 ' 0S  V 0S H M - R. a K -| — -ro?n tjas-ketb l SEASON ' S RESULTS Eastern . . . .19 Eastern 30 Eastern . . . . . . .36 Eastern . . 20 Eastern . . 32 Eastern , . . 19 Eastern . . . 22 Eastern . . 36 Eastern 31 Eastern 40 Eastern ... 16 Ky. Wesleyan . . 18 Cropper 21 Georgetown ... 1? U. of Kentucky . 52 Transylvania . . . 15 Georgetown 27 Berea ?l Burgin, Ind. 22 U. of Kentucky . . 50 Ky. Wesleyan . . . 30 Berea .... 75 i PBOGet giAts- Albert W. Crumbaugh Editor-in-Chief Mary Elston Associate Editor Gibson Prather News Editor Bob Mavity Sports Editor Lillian Bower. . Re-write Editor Dean W. Rumbold Faculty Sponsor h e l£ Lloyd Dykes Managing Editor Irona Ashley . Advertising Solicitor Mildred Cecil Advertising Solicitor V jrculeition O IT Donald Michelson Manager Clifford Schulte Assistant Manager Minor Clark . . . . ........ . Exchanqe Manager |- eportoncil O ff Christine Compton Gene Williamson George Reynolds Joe Hennessey Bess Walker Ruby Watson Richard Greenwell Alma Sams Louise Rowlette Jeanne Ireland Blanche Wimble Edmond Hesser Estelle H. Riddle Edwina Murray Margaret Rhodes Dorothy Rich ' ) h e O 54 MILESTONE- STAEP n e I I ilerbone 0 t a1 R. R. Richards Faculty Advisor J. D. Turley, Jr Editor-in-Chief C. R. Rader Associate Editor Newton Oakes Business Manager Marian Hagan Literary Editor Edwina Murray . . . Literary Editor Calloway Taulbee Assistant Business Manager Albert Crumbaugh . Advertising Manager Anna Mae Myers Typist Gladys Norris Art Editor Bennett Rose Staff Artist Walter L. Mavity Sports Editor Mary Elston Senior Representative Herbert Hogan Junior Representative Robert Rice Sophomore Representative Lee Poynter ... . . Freshman Representative n e PQtSWNT VICt PP£9ID£NT SPON90P TREASURE-P- G TAGt MGR. £CQ£TARY PU INtff MGD. h e s =i n e s . ■■ ™ ' h e in n e s JgL h e TM v ' k CLUD v A t I 4 h e S ■i %S U64( G o v cLue h e HOME ECONOMICS - — CLUB — x ik _t e ■ s ADMINISTRATIVE- STAPP UPNAMW9ULLIVAN4JALL9 n e c F n e $ ggl A PAUL FEINSTEIN GONDUCTOG, VlOLI M A ftlNSTtlN ORChEOTA A OWEN MONTGOMERY SAXO phone. ED. MARTI H ■■ MORTON CUNDIFF SAXOPHONE JOHN STEWART GrUI-TAfS. JACK ALLEN SAXOPHONE n e lj ana Jessie Director James E. Van P Bursem igardner CORNETS BASSES Gordon Nash Edward Martin Neville Yafer Clarence Smith Ada Reed Thomas Farrts Dan Rowland OBOE Edith J. Baxter Donaphan Burrus ALTO CLARINET PICCOLO Jack Alien Harold Rlgby SAXOPHONES Evelyn Ausmus CLARINETS Betsy Anderson Richard Evans Noel Hail Morton Cundiff Taylor White Mariam Rlgby Owen Montgomery BARITONE Sarah Land Mary Lois Clark Morris Creech Clifford Rader Ric man Powers Jack Fife Dorothy Nash Dcro+hy Baxter Pauline David TROMBONES Joe Blunschi Judy Hamilton Dorsey Reynolds DRUMS ALTOS Nc- ' son Elder Mary E. Black Billy Royce Bennett Rose Kelly Wagers Ada Stahl Joseph Owen Dan Denny Charles Hamilton Sponsor n e s aa v aa v_Jub OFFICERS Helen Hull Lutes Elizabeth Marz President Bessie Baumgardner, . Directo r . Secretary FIRST SOPRANOS Margaret Durham Pauline Coy Elizabeth Marz Katherine Prather Virginia Vermii!ion Ada Gilliam Vida Bond Mary Dorris Iris Jones Helen Epperson Marie Reynolds Margaret Neale Sara Alexander FIRST ALTOS Florence Champion Mary Vaughn Joseph ; ne Kincaid Laura Slusher Margaret Willoughby Bessie Baumgardner SECOND SOPRANOS Virginia Arnold Christine Compton Adelaide Gray Bessie Walker Helen Gardiner Mary Laubisch Pauline Combs Katheryn Wilkins Virginia Gannaway Maude McLaughlin Louise Hughes Nancy Covington SECOND ALTOS Betty Lee Mullen Evelyn Ausmus Mary Sue Ball Mary Elston Gertrude Whittington Barbara Congleton n e |en ? C37iee C 1 u b DIRECTOR James E. Van Peursem FIRST TENORS Jack Allen Bruce Champion Arthur Corns Paul Feins + ein James Burnette Clifford Schulte Harold Mullens Edmond T. Hesser T. C. McDaniel BARITONES Harold Prim Henry Lytle Derbert Merenbloom Gano Caywood Lee Poynter Herbert Lewis Eugene Williamson SECOND TENORS Joe Meccia Henry Warren Donald MIchelson Taylor White Harold Hieronymus Bennett Rose Joe Dennis Marshall Ney BASSES Ancil Carter Gordon Nash Edward Martin Clifford Rader Dallas Reed William Lamldn Carl Allen n e II ■ O ocic;i l Ocience C I u b T. C. McDaniel Brooks Hinkle . J.T. Dc Jack Allen James Allen Betsy Anderson Sam Beckley Lucian Burch Georqla Bush Mildred Boyer James Burnette AJf r ed Cross Nancy Covington Catherine Campbell Evelyn Cress Hubert Collette Willie Dawahare Margaret Durham Tom Deaton James Drake Mary Elston Helen Epperson Curtis Farley Ula Fike OFFICERS President Chester Spears Vice-President .Secretary Miriam Herbst Treasurer FACULTY C. A. Keith, Sponsor MEMBERS Richard Greenwell Hugh Gibson Leonard Harney Denver Hosklns Marvin Hardin Jack Hughes Mildred Hancock Morris Hogg Red Johnson B. D. Knox Frances King Jesse La Monda Edward Martin Robert Martin Casey Morton Anna M. Myers Malta Muncy Clarence Maggard Betty Lee Mullen NellG. McNanwa Paul McGInnls irgil Burns Gladys Norris Dorothy Nash Elizabeth Ogden Newton Oakes Lucy Onstott Sam Pennigton Louise Rowlette Clifford Rader Frank Rose Herschel Roberts Paul Smith John Tarter J. D.Turley Blanche Thomas Hubert Vaughn Herbert Thompson Catherine Wilson Roger Wilson Bess Walker Robert Yates n e OFFICERS Talmadge DeWitt President Melva Walker Vice-President Marjorie Smith Secretary-Treasurer Jimmy Burnette Jarnmie Dudley Lloyd Dykes Richard Greenwell Martha Grey Mayme Hamilton Gertrude Hood MEMBERS Thos. E. McDonough Chas. T. Hughes Tom Samuels Eliza Hughes Turkey Hughes Mary Laubisch Robert Mavlty Joseph Meccla Roy Pills Robert Rice Ernest Young Jacob D. Farris George N. Hembree Edna Whi e n e OFFICERS J. Taylor White. Joyce Gregory President Robert Kelsay Vice-President Secretary William L. 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C n bc ement r ' 4 ouncil OFFICERS Elizabeth Gragg President Elizabeth Hall Vice-President Emma Hagan Secretary-Treasurer Miss Mae C. Hansen Anna Arrasmith Mildred Boyer Daisy Broughton Florence Castle Ada Collins Pauline Combs Willie Mae Curtis Florence Dudley Thelma Dixon Mary Elston Ruth German Elizabeth Gragg Emma Hagan SPONSORS MEMBERS Elizabeth Hall Miss May C. Hansen Thelma Hill Theima Hopkins Cora Johnson Boise Young Emma Hoi+zclaw Merle Krueger Betty Marz Edna McHargue Virginia Mink Grover Peters Edwina Murray Mrs. Gladys Tyng Lucy Onstott Goldie Race Beulah Ramsey Helen Richardson Nannie Lee Roberts Joyce Shackelford Hazel Toombs Mrs. Gladys Tyng Mary Ellen Williams Phoebe Williams Fay White Ann Wyles Dorothy Wagoner n e 3 JL A Adams, Betty M. (Fresh.) Adams, Ethel M. (Fresh.) Adams, James H. (Soph.) Adams, John Dee (Senior) Adams, Mary Edith (Senior) Adams, O ' lie Adams, Virgil L. Addis, Frances (Senior) Alcorn, Flaura M. Aldridge, Franklin (Fresh.) Alexander, M. 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Poultry Eggs I obin?on lj omp nij RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Phone 132 BEG LETS DRUG STORE Parker Pens School Supplies NUNNALLY ' S CANDY RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Phone 142 Fountain Service DEPARTMENT STORES Over 1400 Stores STORES IN EVERY STATE. THE FARTHER YOU GET FROM ONE, THE CLOSER YOU GET TO ANOTHER. TESTED QUALITY AND VALUE h e United Department Store Smart Styles 24 Hours From Broadwa y WE WELCOME THE OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE THE FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY OF EASTERN Madison Quick Lunch fit Delicious Sandwiches Short Orders Good Cold Beer Real Coffee Soft Drinks Cigars and Cigarettes t 1 i M. C. BLAKEMAN, Prop. Phone 752 RICHMOND, KY. Compliments of ornett 9 tt LJvua ot ' 3 ore EAST MAIN STREET Phone 19 RICHMOND, KENTUCKY v_.o ege OeTA ice Cation Gulf Refining Company Products CIGARETTES, CANDY, SANDWICHES, PASTRY, COLD DRINKS, MILK Always at Your Service in the COLLEGE SERVICE STATION C. C. TODD, Prop. Lancaster Avenue and Barnes Mill Road l-E: S n e s « Lyupliccite? -prom ant) op the |— ' hotogr phs in tke MILESTONE m. 4 Le uaa at ani time dlj writing TME M C GAUGWEY STUDIO « h e s ei ioi Pi ' iftbtti Plates ■ Perfection of Depth and (blot PArkway 0268-9 705-11 Sycamore Si CINCINNATI s h e s CEAUTy V_ | — I |- I I 3 qou in -| — etter annuals, welcoming ljou to the pages, giving distinction to qour book- |t aelignts Ljour e4©. - nd it tupipee 1 trie — etter spirit . . . a spirit oj - helpfulness ana pleas, ure in wording with ijou Ljear after year to produce better annuals- GEO. G. FETTER COM PAN RAT ED 4IO-4I2-4I4 West Main Str-eet, Louisville, Kq- =A h e tt D h e tD f s 1 L M D h e mmmmmmtm wsb ■ ■U i I