Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)
- Class of 1935
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-■■■■■: ■■.:■' ' JimM0 : ' Ml , ■■: r ■-Jou UL M H- Ll, 93S- T uM t Copyright 1935 Sam Beckley Editor-in-Chief Robert Rankin Associate Editor Glenn G. Underwood Business Manager N. G. Deniston ...Faculty Advisor VOLUME XIV PUBLISHED ANNUALLY by the SENIOR CLASS of Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College at RICHMOND, KENTUCKY — J Foreword And now another year has passed, and we, as another Senior class, offer the Milestone as our last endeavor as students at Eastern. Herein are recorded and pictured the social and academic events of the past year. We refrain from being sentimental in our book for, although we are saying goodbye to those persons and surroundings which have grown dear to us through constant association for four years, we are anxious to step out into the world and take our place there, and prove our right to our heritage. To us, Life is good and great. Of course, we well realize that there are many dis- appointments ahead for us. We realize that we shall find tears where we expected to find smiles, but we are confident that our faith in ourselves and our ideals, together with our philosophy that honesty and hard work will accomplish any- thing, will see us safely through all situations. So we, the Senior class, give to you the Milestone of 1935 with the hope that it will serve to bind us closer, in some measure at least, to our Alma Mater. Order of the Books BOOK I CAMPUS TREES BOOK II ADMINISTRATION BOOK III THE CLASSES BOOK IV FEATURES BOOK V ATHLETICS BOOK VI ORGANIZATIONS BOOK VII DIRECTORY BOOK VIII ADVERTISEMENTS 36878 William Julius Moore, A. B., A. M., Ph. D. To William J. Moore, A. B.. A. M., Ph. D. We, the members of the Senior class of Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College, dedicate this issue of the Milestone in sincere respect and admiration of him as a gentleman and a teacher. In Styfemoriam DELLAH COATES WEISENBURGH Class of 1933 RICHMOND, KENTUCKY r KATE ROBINSON Class of 1932 BONDVILLE, KENTUCKY ■f Dr. J. CATRON JONES Class of 1909 LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY f RAY E. SMITH Class of 1924 CRESTWOOD, KENTUCKY CAMPUS TREES I 6 % si ' •3sM £ ..wBy 3 . ■t,i. ' ' V a i ; , 1 aau 8 ■m If 2 .? -x T ' . ,. ■HB HBH BBSHnHniHi I thin that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree mXGHBBslmffiWliWW tmi ■i I ' I ills lui A tree whose kwngr mouth is prest Against the earth ' s sweet flowing breast V V.v ,. £ • !. L  S 1 A fc lee t at loo s at God all day An : dt Ufts her leafy arms tp pra ' ■,-j mj fo r ' ' K • A tree that may in summer wear A nest of robins in her hair. w- ■Vj t • • - ! ff ' .V f Wj fc v  . - £j;2 ' ,-.. ... ■Upon tf iose ibo5om suou ' hits Iain; Who intimately lives with rain bK .... - ■■■■■■HBBi ■Poems are made by fools like me, But only God can ma e a tree  - ■v it - « ' MR -18 r i ' ili N . ■' : ' ' ' ...■■■■. Ts ever Hast tJxou dreamed, thou blessed tree, Of the benediction thou shalt be. BOOK ADMINISTRATION M BOARD OF REGENTS Hon. H. D. Fitzpatrick Hon. J. W. Cammack Hon. James H. Richmond Ex ' Officio Chairman Hon. Hiram M. Brock Hon. John Noland Twenty-six FACULTY William C. Jones B. S., A. M„ Ph. D. Dean H. L. Donovan A. B., M. A., Ph. D. L.L.D. President Melvin E. Mattox B. S., M. A. Registrar Charles A. Keith B. A., M. A., Ped. D. History and Dean of Men Thomas E. McDonough B. S., M. A. Health and Physical Edueation Mrs. Emma Young Case A. B., M. A. Dean of Women Samuel Walker A. B., A. M. Principal, Model High School Mary Floyd A. B., M. A., B. S. Head Librarian R. R. Richards A. B., M. B. A. Commerce Richard A. Edwards A. B., A. M. Director of Training School Jacob D. Farris ' A. M., M. D. College Physician M N E Twenty-seven M L E S T o N FACULTY Lucile Whitehead B. S. Reference Librarian Roy B. Clark A. B., A. M„ Ph. D. English May C. Hansen B. S., M. A. Education Meredith I. Cox B. S., M A. Chemistry Pearl L. Buchanan A. B., M. A. English — Speech Mary King Burrier B. S., M. S. Home Economics Ashby B. Carter B. S., M. A. Agriculture N. G. Deniston B. M. T„ B. S., M. S. Industrial Arts George N. Hembree B. C. S., A. B„ M. A. Physical Education Isabel Bennett A. B., B. S. Circulation Librarian Mrs. Janet Murbach A. B., A. M. French ' il i nty-eight FACULTY Alfred S. Portwood Ri A. B. A. Freshman Coach j by Rush B., A. M. Latin Noel B. Cuff . S., A. M., Ph. D. Psychology Eliza M. Hanson A. B., M. A. Critic, History Anna A. Schnieb A. B„ A. M., Ph. D. Education Ruth Dix B. S., M. A. Home Economics Eliza Hughes B. S., A. M. Physical Education Mrs. Julian Tyng B. S„ M. A. Education G. M. Gumbert B. S., M. S. Agriculture G. O. Bryant A. B.. A. M. Critic, Mathematics Twenty-nine Dean W. Rumbold B. S., Ph. D. Biology M i L E S T O N E Jfc-. M I L v -. FACULTY 45 J. DORLAND COATES B. S., M. A. Critic, Industrial Arts Harriette V. Krick • A. B., Ph. D. Biology Katie Carpenter A. B., A. M. Rural Practice School Gertrude M. Hood A. B., A. M. Physical Education L. G. Kennamer A. B., B. S., M. A., Ph. D. Geography and Geology Charles T. Hughes A. B., M. A. Varsity Coach Mrs. Helen Hull Lutes B. Mus. Musk- Ellen Pugh A. B., A. M. Critic, Fifth Grade Frances Mason A. B. in Lib. S. Training School Librarian Mrs. Mary Edmunds Barn hill A. B., M. A., LL. B. English Saul Hounchell A. B., M. A., Ph. D. English Thirty N FACULTY Lilly Elnora Kohl B. S., M. S. Cafeteria Director Fred A. Exgle A. B.. A. M. Mathematics Kerney M. Adams A. B., A. M. History Allie Fowler B. S., M. A. Art Smith Park B. S., M. S., Ph. D. Mathematics Mary Frances McKinney B. S., M. A. Geography Edith G. Ford B. C. S.. A. B., A. M Commerce Tom C. Samuels Ph. C. B. S. Line Coach Annie Alyis A. B., M. A. Critic, Sixth Grade C. E. Caldwell A. B., B. S., A. M. Mathematics Brown E. Telford B. S. Music Thirty-one M I A ml .. BhHHHhhHHHHHHhHII BHHI FACULTY Cora Lee B. S., M. A. Critic, English William L. Keene B. S., M. A. English P. M. Grise A. B., M. A. Critic, English D. Thomas Ferrell A. B., M. A. Education Margaret Lingenfelser A. B., M. A. Critic, First Grade William Julius Moore A. B., A. M., Ph. D. Commerce Virginia F. Story B. S., M. A. Critic, Second Grade Arnim Dean Hummel l B. S., M. S., Ph. D. Physics Edna White College Nurse Germania J. Wingo B. S., M. A. Critic, Fourth Grade Mary Catherine Murphy A. B... M. M. Music Thirty-two FACULTY Eleanor Mebane A. B., M. A. Art James E. Van Peursem A. B.. B. Mus. Music Mary L. Adams B. S., M. A. Critic, Home Economic Viruil Burns A. B., M. A. History and Government Maude Gibson Art Lucile Derrick B. S., M. A. Mathematics |. T. Dorris A. B., A. M., Ph. D. History and Government Jane Campbell B. Mus., A. B., A. M. Music Rome Rankin A. B., M. A. Coach Elect Anna D. Gill B C. S., A. B., M. A. Commerce Thomas C. Herndon B. S., M. A., Ph. D. Chemistry Thirty-three L • .-i E =1 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF G. M. Brock Business Agent Inez Mc.Kinley Assistant Bookkeeper R. H. Matherly Assistant in Cafeteria W. A. Ault Superintendent, Buildings and Grounds Lois Colley Secretary to Business Aijent Fred L. Ballou Book Store Clerk Katherine M( 1RGAN Secretary to the President E. P. McConnell Maye M. Waltz Mayme Cooper Bookkeeper Secretary to Dean Secretary, Director of Extension Mrs. Helen W. Perry Recorder, Registrar ' s Office Eunice Wingo Secretary, Dean of Women Lucy Mitchell Stenographer, Business Office Mrs. Augusta D. Hicks Cashier Martha Culton Secretary, Registrar Bessie H. Griggs Information Clerk Thirty-four BOOK •.- j it THE CLASSES SENIORS L. G. Kennamer Faculty Advisor Dorothy Perry Tyng Secretary Edward G. Hill President Fay White Treasurer Ernest Young Vice-President SENIOR CLASS AND NOW, that time has come when another class is up for graduation. For four years we have lived in that certain atmosphere that is Eastern, and now we are ready to take our various places in the world. It is the usual custom for the class historian to put a halo around the past and at the same time see the future in a golden mist. That, however, is not our philosophy. We have enjoyed our stay at Eastern. The most of us realised that we were being offered an opportunity to better ourselves, and we were glad to take advantage of that opportunity. Some of our fellows failed to grasp the full import of the situation and they have paid the price. It has been quite interesting to note the development of the abilities of the various members of our class. As we stand upon the threshold of our work in the world we are certain that some members of our group are going to go far. These persons have shown their ability to shoulder responsibility and assume leader ' ship. They loom head and shoulders above the rest in the class room, on the athletic field, and in the extra-class activities. There is every indication that they will make good in life, and because of their success we will be proud of the privilege we have had of associating with them. We refrain from listing and enlarging on the various affairs and events which are common to every class. We only wish to say that we believe that we have learned more than that which is included in the formal curricula of the college. We have learned the value of cooperation; we have learned the value of honest work, and we have learned the value of a constant association with cultural factors. For these things we are indeed thankful. We are ready for a real task now — that of fighting for our place in the sun. If we fail, we trust that future classes will profit by our errors. In closing, we, the departing Seniors, wish to leave this thought : We are proud of Eastern. May Eastern be proud of us. Thirty-eight Josephine Kincaid Paris, Kentucky B. S. — Elementary Education Madrigal Club: Y. W. C. A.: Dormitory Administrative Staff; Milestone Staff. Minor Edward Clark Waddy, Kentucky B. S.- -Zoology Caduceus Club ?l- ' ?2: L. T. C. ' 32- ' 35, Business Manager ' 3 ' 3-;3.4;; Pencil and Brush Club, Vice-Pres. ' 33 ' , ' 34, ' 3-5: Y. M. C. A. ' 31- ' 34; Biology Club ' 31- ' 33-, Vice-Pres. ' 33; Pep Club ' 32- ' 35, Treas.; Progress Staff, Cir. Mgr., ' 33 ' ' 35; College Social Committee, ' 32- ' 3 3. N I o R Orchestra ball; E Sigma Tau Freshman Pres. ' 35. Ed Hill Pineville, Kentucky B. S. — Commerce 31; Football; Track; Basket- Club: Progress Staff ' 31; Pi; Upper Cumberland Club; Class, Sec: Senior Class, Y. W. C Club 34- ' : ' 3. V ? 4 3 5. Miriam Herbst Ashland, Kentucky A. B. — History A. ' 34- ' 35; World Affairs 5; Social Science Club, Treas. Thirty-nine Ben Ashmore Madisonville, Kentucky B. S- Mathematics Basketball; Glee Club; Library Staff ' 33 ' 34, ' 35; Social Science Club ' 35; E Club; Baseball; Men ' s Dormitory Coun cil, Pres.; Sigma Tau Pi. Dorothy Perry Tyng Richmond, Kentucky B. S. — Chemistry Little Theatre Club; Freshman Class Vice-Pres.; Junior Class, Sec; Senior Class, Sec; Sigma Lambda ' 31, ' 32; Kappa Delta Pi; Ushering Staff; Chem- istry Laboratory Assistant ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Frances Honchell Richmond, Kentucky A. B. — Foreign Language French Club ' 33; Kappa Delta Pi. Ernst Theodore Wiggins Richmond, Kentucky B. S. — Mathematics L. T. C; Pep Club; Tennis Team ' 33, ' 34. Forty Mary Frances Shelton Winchester, Kentucky B. S. — Elementary Education Elementary Council ' 32, ' 33; Y. W. C A. ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; Social Science Club ' 33 World Affairs Club ' 33, ' 34, 35. Glenn G. Underwood Carter, Kentucky B. S. — Secondary Education Pi Omega Pi, Pres. ' 35: Social Science Club, Pres. ' 35: Sigma Tau Pi; Y. M. C. A.; Alpha Zeta Kappa; Rural Life Club, Pres. ' 35; Milestone, Business Manager ' 35. Sam Combs Beckley Shelbyville, Kentucky A. B— History Sophomore Class, Pres. 32; Y. M. C. A,, Pres. ' 32, ' 33, Treas., 35: World Affairs Club, Vice-Pres. 32, Pres. 35; Milestone, Editor ' 35; State Student Y. M. C. A., Pres., ' 33; Social Science Club ' 34, ' 35; Alpha Zeta Kappa ' 33; Kappa Delta Pi ' 35; Social Committee ' 32, ' 33. Lydia Catherine Martin Waddy, Kentucky B. S. — Elementary Education World Affairs Club: Madrigal Club; Elementary Council; Y. W. C. A.; Milestone Staff. Forty-one I Flore ne Guy Mt. Sterling. Kentucky A. B. — Social Science Sigma Tau Pi; Social Science Club. Robert H. Rankin Richmond, Kentucky A. B.— English Milestone, Associate Editor; Anthology, Editor; Eastern Progress, Columnist, Canterbury Club; Alpha Zeta Kappa; World Affairs Club: Transfer from Marshall College; National Press As ' sociation. John Gibson Prather Owenton, Kentucky A. B.— English Eastern Progress, Editor; Kentucky In- tercollegiate Press Association, Pres. ' 34- ' 35. Ada Gray Gilliam Corbin, Kentucky A. B. — History Madrigal Club; Social Science Club; Upper Cumberland Club. Forty-two James Charles Laycock Harlan, Kentucky B. S. — Mathematics Upper Cumberland Club. Sarah Cornelison Mason Richmond, Kentucky B. S. — Physical Education Physical Education Club. Clarinda Helen McCllre West Liberty, Kentucky B. S. — Geography E. J. Warms, Jr. Lebanon, Kentucky B. S. — Chemistry Y. M. C. A. Forty-three s E N I O R S t L Earl T. Henderson Bethlehem, Kentucky B. S. — Mathematics Y. M. C. A. 33- 35, Pres. ' 35; Y Cabinet Member ' 33- ' 34. Dixie Jones Dreyfus, Kentucky B. S. — Elementary Education Elementary Council; Pep Club; Sigma Tau Pi, Sec.-Treas. , 34- ' 35; Pi Omega Pi. Alice Ford Versailles, Kentucky B. S. — Elementary Education Madrigal Club; Elementary Council; Y. W. C. A. ' 30- ' 35; Student ' Usher. Henry M. Baugh Richmond, Kentucky B. S. — Chemistry Caduccus Club; Tennis. Forty-four Grace Chastine Lancaster, Kentucky B. S. — Elementary Education Elementary Council. Curtis F. Burnam Richmond, Kentucky A. B. — Mathematics Little Theatre Club. Curtis Farley Loyall, Kentucky A. B. — Geography World Affairs Club, Vice-Pres. ' 34, ' 35; Y. M. C. A., Cabinet ' 34, ' 3 5; B. S. U. Council ' 34: Cafeteria Staff. Fay White Catlcttsburg, Kentucky A. B. — English Canterbury Club 33- ' 35, Sec.-Treas. ' 35; Elementary Council ' 32- ' 35, Pres. ' 33; Y. W. C. A., Sec. ' 33, Treas. ' 33- ' 3 5; Social Science Club ' 3 3 - ' 3 5; Junior Class, Treas. ' 34; Senior Class, Treas. ' 35; World Affairs Club ' 32- ' 35. Forty-five Dorothy Dean Wagoner Carlisle, Kentucky B. S. — Elementary Education Y. W. C. A.; Elementary Council; Dormitory Social Life Committee; Li brary Staff. Jack Allen Prestonsburg, Kentucky A. B. — Social Science Freshman Class, Pres. ' 32; Men ' s Glee Club 2 ' ,: 35, Vice-Pres. 34, Pres. ' 35; Orchestra ' 32, ' 33; Band ' 32, ' 34, ' 35; Sigma Tau Pi ' 3 3 - ' 35; Social Science Club ' 33- ' 35; World Affairs Club ' 33- ' 34; L. T. C ' 34; Social Committee ' 34- ' 35; Kappa Delta Pi ' 35; Pi Omega Pi ' 35. Leighton Watkins Brock, Kentucky A. B. — Geography Social Science Club. Margaret Riddle Miniard London, Kentucky B. S. — Home Economics Home Economics Club; Upper Cumber- land Club. Forty-six Albert Bond Cox Richmond, Kentucky A. B. — Industrial Arts Football; E Club. Ihelma Hill Winchester, Kentucky B. S. — Elementary Education Elementary Council ' 33, 34, ' 35; Pep Club ' 33, ' 34; Dormitory Social Life, Chairman; Y. W. C. A. 33, 34; Social Science Club ' 35. Rl ' th Marie Herrell Middlesboro, Kentucky A. B. English Y. W. C. A., Vice-Pres. ' 34; Upper Otto Brock Cumberland Club; French Club ' 33: Richmond, Kentucky Dormitory Social Committee ' 33, ' 34: B. S. — Chemistry Y. W. C. A., Cabinet 3 3. Golf Team ' 34. Fortii-seven Claude D. Adkins Kentautown, Kentucky B. S. — Chemistry Glee Club; Rural Life Club; Chemistry Club. Lucy Simms Montjoy Mt. Sterling, Kentucky A. B. — Geography and Geology Horace Mann Literary Society ' 29; Y W. C. A., Pres. ' 29, ' 34, Vice-Pres. ' 35 ; World Affairs Club, Sec-Treas., ' 3 5; Eastern Progress Staff , 28 ' ' 29; Pep Club , 28- , 29. Y. Emma Frances Barbe Whitley City, Kentucky A. B.— English W. C A. C. S. Van Arsdall Harrodsburg, Kentucky B. S. — Mathematics Forty-eight Clara Hudson Berea, Kentucky B. S. — Mathematics Luther C. Jones Disney, Kentucky B. S. — Chemistry World Affairs Club; Alpha Zeta Kap- pa; B. S. U. Council; L. T. C; Orches- tra. Virgil B. Skidmore Winchester, Kentucky B. S. — Commerce Commerce Club. Maude Ritchie McLaughlin Richmond, Kentucky A. B. — Social Science Madrigal Club; Social Science Club; Sigma Tau Pi; L. T. C; World Affairs Club. Forty-nine, BERNICE RAMEY McAndrews. Kentucky A. B.— History Social Science Club: Elementary Coun- cil: Y. W. C. A. Orvilee Ballou Williamsburg, Kentucky B. S.- -Chemistry Allen Brooks Hinkle Sharpsburg, Kentucky A. B.— History Y. M. C. A.. Vice-Pres. 34; Social Sci- ence Club ' 32- ' 34, Sec. ' 33, Vice-Pres. ' ■34; World Affairs Club ' 32- ' 34; Kappa Delta Pi ' 34; Library Staff. Mrs. Walter I. Ecton Winchester, Kentucky A. B.- Intermediate Education Elementary Council. Fifty Gay Bradley Yatesville, Kentucky A. B. — History Sigma Tau Pi; Social Science Club: Y. M. C. A. Nell Fairchild Monticello, Kentucky A. B. — English Social Science Club; Y. W. C. A.; Sigma Lambda; Wayne County Club. Mattie Little Johnson Moores Creek, Kentucky B. S. — Education Glee Club. William E. Little McWhorter, Kentucky A. B. — History Social Science Club; Y. M. C. A. Fifty-one Edgar Dobson Pigeonroost, Kentucky B. S.— History Social Science Cluh. Vera Inez Humfleet Tuttle, Kentucky A. B. — Geography and Geology Social Science Club; World Affairs Club; Pencil and Brush Club. Elsie Griffin Mt. Vernon, Kentucky B. S. — Rural Education Y. W. C. A.; Elementary Council; Rural Life Club. John O. Sims Jamestown, Kentucky A. B. — History Glee Club; Men ' s Club. Fifty-two Mary Elizabeth McAllister Columbia, Kentucky B. S. — Elementary Education Elementary Council; Y. W. C. A., Cab- inet Member ' 34 ' ' 35; Social Science Club: Milestone Staff ' 35; World Af- fairs Club. Ralph D. Powers Parmleysville, Kentucky A. B.— English Y. M. C. A. ; Progress Staff; Rural Life Club: B. Y. P. U.; Social Science Club: Canterbury Club; Sigma Tau Pi. Manuel Clark Montgomery Arabia, Kentucky B. S. — Education Y. M. C. A.; Social Science Club. Patricia Parsons Eolia, Kentucky A. B. — English Madrigal Club; Canterbury Club. Fifty-three Gladys Irene Karrick Richmond, Kentucky B. S. — Commerce Sigma Tau Pi; Pi Omega Pi, Sec. Alfred Cross Junction City, Kentucky A. B. — Geography and Geology Social Science Club. John Tarter Mintonville, Kentucky A. B. — Geography World Affairs Club; Social Science Club; Y. M. C. A. Roxie McIntyre Dixon London, Kentucky B. S. — Mathematics Y. W. C. A.; Baptist Student Council, First Vice-Pres., ' 34; Upper Cumber- land Club. Fifty-four Chester A. Cross Junction City, Kentucky B. S. — Education Social Science Club: Y. M. C. A. Nettie Pearl Thomas Victory, Kentucky B. S. — Home Economics Home Economics Club: Y. W. C. A. Agnes Callebs Lancaster, Kentucky B. S. — Elementary Education Elementary Council; Y. W. C. A. Glenn Faulkner Williamsburg, Kentucky B. S. — Mathematics Upper Cumberland Club: Y. M. C. A.; Tennis. Fifty-five Donald H. Dorris Richmond, Kentucky A. B. — Social Science L. T. C; Social Science Club. Virginia Norval Parrish Richmond, Kentucky A. B. — Foreign Language L. T. C; Madrigal Club; Sigma Lamb- da; Usher Staff. Malta Muncy Williamson, West Virginia A. B. — History Y. W. C. A.; Sigma Tau Pi; Social Science Club. John Carl Sparrow Irvine, Kentucky A. B. — History Canterbury Club; Social Science Club; Sigma Tau Pi; Social Committee, Sec: World Affairs Club, ' 35. Fifty-six Mrs. Edna Scott Grow Bourne, Kentucky B. S. — Intermediate Education Elementary Council Edward L. Black Richmond, Kentucky B. S. — Industrial Arts Tumbling Club. Annie Alice Harris Prestonshurg, Kentucky A. B.— English Y. W. C. A. ' Si-To: Canterbury Club; Social Committee , ?. : i: Home Economics Club ' 3.V3 5. Lloyd Switzer Corinth, Kentucky B. S.— Biology Rural Life Club; Agricultural Forum. Fifty-seven Daisy Marvean Chambers Baptist, Kentucky A. B. English Upper Grade Teachers Council; Y. W. C. A.: Horace Mann Literary Society; Art Club. Ollie Adams Hagerhill, Kentucky B. S. — Intermediate Education Social Science Club. Elizabeth E. Elmore Richmond, Kentucky A. B. — English Canterbury Club, Vice-Pres. ' 32- 33; L. T. C, Sec. ' 34- ' 35; Sigma Lambda ' 32- Ruth Wayne Wheatley Sardis, Kentucky B. S. — Intermediate Education World Affairs Club; Y. W. C. A. Canterbury Club: Elementary Council Social Science Club. Fifty-eight Catherine Rettig Covington, Ke ntucky B. S. — Mathematics Sara Margaret White Richmond, Kentucky B. S., A. B.— History L. T. C; Pep Club; Progress Staff; Student Usher; Social Science Club; Home Economics Club. Mary Turpin Edwards Corbin, Kentucky B. S. — Elementary Education Clee Club; Elementary Council; Y. V. C. A. Tom Deaton Altro, Kentucky A. B. — History ll E Club; Social Science Club; Sigma Tau Pi; Foobtall; Basketball; Baseball. Fifty-nine Inez Taylor St. Helens, Kentucky B. S. — Home Economics Home Economics Club. Vivian Stephenson Richmond, Kentucky B. S. — Early Elementary Education Elementary Council; Social Science Club, Sec. ' 35. Pauline Goatley Springfield, Kentucky B. S. — Home Economics Home Economics Club, Pres. ' 35; B. S. U. Council; Dormitory Staff. Walter Louis Fitzgerald Frankfort, Kentucky B. S. — Chemistry Agriculture Club. Sixty Anna Bales Black Richmond, Kentucky B. S. — Home Economics Home Economics Club. Paul E. Tierney Ashland, Kentucky A. B. — Commerce Football ' 32, ' 33, ' 34; Progress Staff ' 33; Basketball 33, ' 34; Sigma Tau Pi: E Club ' 32, ' 33, ' 34. Ruth Waugh Talbott North Middletown, Kentucky B .S. — Elementary Education Kappa Delta Pi ' 35: Pep Club; Y. W. C. A., Vice-Pres. ' 32: Milestone Staff, Typist; Burnam and Sullivan Hall Ad- ministrative Staff, Chairman ' 34; Ele- mentary Council. Clifford William Schulte Bellevue, Kentucky B. S. — Mathematics Men ' s Glee Club ' 33, ' 34, ' 35: Football ' 33, ' 34: Progress Staff 34, ' 35: Mile- stone Staff ' 35; Tennis ' 34. Sixty-one Ernest Irvin Young Richmond] Kentucky B. S. — Physical Education E Club; Football; Basketball; Golf; Physical Education Club. Edna Virginia Carson Gatliff, Kentucky A. B. — History Social Science Club; Y. W. C. Upper Cumberland Club. Jessie Gleneva Sharp London, Kentucky A. B— History Alpha Zeta Kappa, Sec; Canterbury Club: Social Science Club. Don W. Hill Richmond, Kentucky A. B. — Industrial Arts Progress Staff ' 34. Sixty-Uco Mrs. Gertrude Robinette Richmond, Kentucky B. S. — Home Economics W. C. Gaffney Crab Orchard, Kentucky A. B. — Social Science Social Science Club; Y. M. Horace Mann Literary Society. C. A.; J. B. Carpenter Waddy, Kentucky A. B. — Social Science Social Science Club; Alpha Zeta Kappa; Progress Staff. Harriet Floretta Allen Berea, Kentucky A. B.— Art B. Y. P. U.; Art Education. Hixty-three Daisy Broughton Pineville, Kentucky B. S. — Early Elementary Education Pep Club ' 35; Y. W. C. A.; Elementary Council; Student Council ' 35; Social Science Club: Upper Cumberland Club. Carl Edward Allen Liberty, Kentucky B. S. — Geography and Geology Men ' s Glee Club; World Affairs Club; Social Science Club; B. S. U. Council ' 32. Little C. Hale Cody, Kentucky B. S.— Mathematics Basketball; Tennis; Handball: E Club. Mary Ann Patton Taylorsville, Kentucky A. B. — English Canterbury Club, Pres. ' 34; Alpha Zeta Kappa, Pres. ' 35; Progress Staff ' 34; Burnam and Sullivan Hall Administra- tive Staff ' 32 - ' 3 4. Sixty-four Charles A. Horne Harlan. Kentucky B. S. — Mathematics Caduceus Club; Y. M. C. A.: Upper Cumberland Club. Thcrzia Evalena Quinlan East Bernstadt, Kentucky A. B.— English Rachel Minor Whitenack Harrodsburg, Kentucky B. S. — Elementary Education and Art Elementary Council. Scott C. Osborn Martin, Kentucky A. B.— English Football: Journalism; Canterbury Club. Sixty-five M L E S T O N E A CHEMISTRY LABORATORY STUDENT WORKERS IN THE COLLEGE CAFETERIA Sixty-nix JUNIO R S Robert Rice Treasurer Tom Farris President Marshall Ney Vice-President Mrs. Mary E. Barxhill Faculty Advisor Frances Hanna Secretarx JUNIOR CLASS WE CAME to Eastern 400 strong in September. 1932. However, we found we were not so strong as we thought when the upper elassmen began their course m How To Bring Up A Freshman In The Way He Should Go. It was quite a rough road we traveled, but we were dumb enough to believe Doctor Donovan when he stood before us m chapel and said we were the finest Freshman class Eastern had ever had. We wisely chose as our leader Walter Mavity, who steered us through with flying colors. During that year Miss Eastern was chosen from our class. In 1933 we found ourselves once more at Eastern. Not so many, but more eager and ready to carry on, this time under the inspirational leadership of Don Michelson and his efficient helpers. We were proud of the orators in our class. Many of our members became leaders in the various organisations on the campus. That year our class was honored again with a titled member, Miss Popularity. The close of our Sophomore year was a sad one because we were aware of the number of our members who received certificates. This year our hearts go out to those who were with us through our first two years. We wish they could have enjoyed, with the few of us who are left, the pleasure of being a Junior. Now, Thomas Farris is carrying our lantern and the road ahead looks bright. We lift our heads a little higher when the names of our athletes are men tioned. Tradition once again presents itself and the Annual Junior Prom becomes the spotlight of the year ' s social activities. With a unity of spirit, we are gradually passing the third milestone of our college career. Sixty-eight JUNIORS Thomas Jacob Farris Ruby Golden Hamm Mrs. Robert Rankin Richmond, Ky. Bryantsville, Ky. Richmond, Ky. Marie Krueger Mary Kate Farris Frank Hill Mt. Vernon, Ky. Raywick, Ky. Germantown, Ky. Sarah F. Goodrich Vernon Taylor Davis Nell Jacqueline Burton Frankfort, Ky. Paint Lick, Ky. Ftixtv-nine Stacy Fork, Ky. N JUNIORS Carl Curtis Ward Paint Lick, Ky. Mary Ann Cornett Booneville, Ky. Robert Leslie Rice Richmond, Ky. Louise Larkin Paris, Ky. James Harold Isaacs W. Irvine, Ky. Edna Orlena Young Pinson Fork, Ky. Dixie Williams Red Bush, Ky. Pattie Lucile Tudor Richmond, Ky. James Harry Drake Louisville, Ky. Seventy Georgia Frances Henage Corinth, Ky. Lillian M. Cox Richmond, Ky. Marshall James Net Ft. Thomas, Ky. JUNIORS Nora Lynn Fielp Mt. Vernon, Ky. Hubert McIntosh Major. Ky. Mabel Herren Bradfordsville, Ky. J. Howard Stamper Wayneshurg. Ky. Ruth Beail Hays Springtield, Ky. Frances Louise Hanna Shelbvville. Ky. M i L E S T O N E Seventy-one N W. E. Moore Richmond, Ky. Melva Walker Bellevue, Ky. James T. Bryant McKinney, Ky. JUNIORS Josephine Ann Stanley Hardy, Ky. RUFORD OSWF.LL TlPTON Pitts, Ky. Margaret Russell Morehead, Ky. Bess Elizabeth Pittman Cain ' s Store, Ky. June Mallory Redding Georgetown, Ky. Pleasant S. Turner Turin, Ky. Seventy-two Ruth E. Disney Corbin, Ky. Edith Elliott Rice Station, Ky. James Anderson Hambli? Dunraven, Ky. JUNIORS Robert H. Mason Owenton, Ky. Bessie Baumgardner Middleshoro. Ky. Oval Geneva Bingham Prestonsburg, Ky. Hazel Ellen Carter Stone, Ky. Kathryn Cundiff Irvine, Ky. Roger Lee Wilson Richmond, Ky. M I L E S T O N E Seventy-three N JUNIORS Norman Earl Benton Irvine, Ky. Ruth German Bellevue, Ky. LORINNE W. STICALL Danville, Ky. Mary Frances Cu;ick Richmond. Ky. Minnie Lou Richardson Witt. Ky. Mildred Hancock Owenton, Kv. Johnny Emery Gambill Datha, Ky. Beatrice Birt Pulaski, Ky. William A. Richards Somerset, Ky. Seventy-four 1 1 Ufoi t JUNIORS N Floy Ema Young Williamsburg, Ky. Oakley E. Lanham McKinney, Ky. Mary Evelyn Slemp Middlesboro, Ky. Willis P. McKee Bondville, Ky. Mamie Allean Wells Harrodsburg. Ky. Mary Elizabeth Hammack Paint Lick, Ky. Homer C. Davis Ezel, Ky. Anna W. Wyles Cynthiana, Ky. Lenarue Caywood Harlan, Kv. lW- Seventy-five M I E L s T ° N E THE GEOGRAPHY LABORATORY A STRING ENSEMBLE IN THE BROADCASTING STUDIO Seventy-six A m SOPHOMORES Robert Mavity Vice-President Jack Hlches President Edward Congleton Treasurer Caroline Hugo Secretarx T. C. Herndon Facidtx Advisor M I L E T O N SOPHOMORE CLASS THE END of another school year witnesses the incoming of the Sophomore class ship, landing its cargo of itinerants in the world of learning. Manned by the members of the two year class she completes another portion of a four-year voyage and deposits her passengers safely on deck in one of the four distinct refueling and reminiscence stops made at each leg of the journey. With an assiduous captain at the wheel, we, passengers and crew, have had nothing to fear. Dr. Herndon, our captain, advisor, and friend; an experienced sailor on the sea of learning and the trustworthy leader of our enterprise, has proven his worth to us. With him as our chief, aided by our dependable battery of class officers, we have completed a most successful year. We first became acquainted with Eastern in the fall of 193 3 when we embarked upon the tempestuous first leg of our journey, and became aware of our standing when the waves, created by the powerful ships of the other classes, rocked our frail craft almost to the point of disaster. But, we came through, and now, from a more powerful craft, jovially witness the spectacle of the freshman riding the waves. The achievements of our class and its members are self explanatory. Freshmen football stars of last year, such as Hedges, Pennington, Yates, Mavity, and Stephenson, have proven their worth as varsity material. The greatest Sophomore contribution to the basketball court is found in Woodrow Hinkle. Kenneth Bental, and Marvin Tincher, representatives of the two-year organization, displayed splendid speech quali- ties in the educational oratorical contest last fall. One of the attendants to Miss Eastern was Miss Nancy Covington, an attractive feminine member of our group. Morris Creech, also a Sophomore, was appointed managing editor of the Progress. In addition to furnishing leading members for the campus musical organizations, Sophomores have become affiliated with and accepted places of leadership in practically ever) ' campus organization. We are proud of our record made in the past and are determined to make one in the future of which we will be equally as proud. Seventy-eight SOPHOMORES Rose Lee Morgan Hoskinston, Ky. Norma Katherine Masters Irvine, Ky. Andrew Jackson Wright Watergap, Ky. Eddie Vaughn Irvine, Ky. Edith Marie Ward Paint Lick, Ky. Betsy Richards Anderson Shawhan, Ky. Mildred Reynolds Globe, Ky. Ercel Koiee Johns Run, Ky. Beulah Wynn Noe Paint Lick, Ky. Darwin Clark Greenwood, Ky. Pauline Mae Sanders Harrodsburg, Ky. Seventy-nine SOPHOMORES E. Fern Feltner Cinda. Ky. Hubert Arnold Vaughn Corbin, Ky. Marie Reynolds Tyner, Ky. Susan Lydia Gragg Pineville, Ky. Grace Morris Bowling Bowlingtown, Ky. Zola Tackett Globe. Ky. Hubert V. Damron Virgie, Ky. John Charles Roberts Adams, Ky. Mary Bess Clilton Corbin, Ky. Nancy Beatrice Ballard Irvine, Ky. Thelma Louise Mays Richmond. Ky. Hi uh I  M I L E S T O N SOPHOMORES Don Louis Hignite Richmond, Ky. Caroline Blanche Hugo Bellevue, Ky. Robert W. Mavity Covington, Ky. Pearlleen Dixon Charley, Ky. Mary Kathryn Kalb Brooksville, Ky. Kathryn F. Wilkins Covington, Ky. Gay L. Williams Flat Gap, Ky. Dorothy Helen Selbee Ashland, Ky. Bonnie E. Ponder Yosemite, Ky. Jessie Lewis Wilson Huston, Ky. Edmond Tuttle Hesser Newport, Ky. Eighty-one SOPHOMORES Mary Katherine Ingels Cynthiana, Ky. Verda Hazel Bertram Windy, Ky. Martha Gray Cynthiana, Ky. Nancy Cunningham Covington Richmond, Ky. Samuel E. Blackard Versailles, Ky. Alice Lee Todd Bobtown, Ky. Ray Salyer Flat Gap, Ky. Ed Congleton Richm ond, Ky. Naomi Margaret Kalb Brooksville, Ky. Nell Elizabeth Ogden Carrollton, Ky. Lucy Schroeder Totz, Ky. Eighty-two M L E T O N E SOPHOMORES Gladys E. Whitt Mouth Card, Ky. Edith Allington Newport, Ky. Joanne Swango Covington, Ky. Morton Atherton Cundiff Somerset, Ky. Sadie Louise Balden Harrodsburg, Ky. Jessie Belle Moore Tallesboro, Ky. Virginia Glasscock Penick, Ky. Woodrow Wilson Runyon Pinson Fork, Ky. Daniel Edward Campbell Booneville, Ky. Anna Margaret Cobb Owenton, Kv. Myrtle Louise Kendall Elizaville, Ky. Eighty-three SOPHOMORES «= Leonard Daucherty Freeburn, Ky. Myrtle Cooper Ansel, Ky. Marguerite Underwood Carter, Ky. Lillie Maude Burn s Lexington, Ky. Jane Olive Hendren Kirksville, Ky. Katherine Rose Campbell Hustonville, Ky. Arvol Lester Cofeey Aleene L. Wachs Mt. Vernon, Ky. Covington, Kv. Joella Frances Whiteker Sunrise, Ky. Florence Hicgins Neikirk William Edward Becknell Pulaski, Ky. Booneville, Ky. Eif litii-four SOPHOMORES JODA C. MlLBERN McKinney, Ky. Erma Banks W ' hitesburg, Ky. Violet Lewis Dallas, N. C. Flostena Estes Science Hill, Ky. Ruth Brown Combs Berea, Ky. Flaura Mae Alcorn Sand Gap, Ky. J. B. Judy Monterey, Ky. Geneva Jessie Rardin Newport, Ky. Martha Ray Dinwiddie Junction City, Ky. Hazel Marie Johnson Mt. Vernon, Ky. Betty Lee Mullen Middlesboro, Ky. M I L E S T O N E Eighty-five S T 1 N E SOPHOMORES Sammie Short Richmond, Ky. Cleo Hatfield Varney McCarr, Ky. Beulah Black Livingston, Ky. Eulocia Carlota Boneta Rio Piedros, Puerto Rico Dorris March Million Richmond, Ky. Mary Elizabeth Rowlettf Richmond, Ky. Bessie H. Mainous Conkling, Ky. Joe Helton Ricetown, Ky. Mabel Kemper Jonesville, Ky. Maxine Dorothy Bracht Crittenden, Ky. C. Noel Hall Somerset, Ky. Eighty-six SOPHOMORES Lelia Feltner Cinda, Ky. Mary Kennedy Stanford, Ky. Ada Reed Foster, Ky. Ova Asbury Kenvis, Ky. Viola Jackson Beattyville, Ky. Marth Louise Reed Newport, Ky. George Edward Martin Newport, Ky. Clarence Edgar Sexton Parkers Lake, Ky. Allen McManis Carrollton, Ky. Jennie Greene Vaught Somerset, Ky. Edith Lemasters Riceville, Kv. M I L E S T O N E Eighty-seven AN EDUCATION LABORATORY N STUDENT TEACHING IN THE MODEL HIGH SCHOOL Eighty-eight FRESHMEN Noel B. Cuff Faculty Advisor Virginia Ann Bohx Secretary Otwell Rankin President Martha Sldduth Treasurer NORBERT R.ECHTIN Vice-President M I L E S T O N E FRESHMAN CLASS ON September 14, the largest freshman class in Eastern ' s history registered at Coates Administration Building. We, the Class of 1938, are not only proud of our size, hut of our diversified talent as well. Already members of our class have established themselves as leaders in scholastic and extra-curricular activities. From our ranks have been chosen the winner of the Peace Conference Oratorical Contest, the Drum Major, a cheer leader, and the president of the Northern Kentucky Club. Our class members are also active participants in sports, debating, and journalism. Having earnestly started on our educational career and having passed the trails common to all freshmen, we are ready to hitch our wagon to a star and conquer worlds untold. It is our hope that we may be as successful as the classes which have preceded us. We sincerely feel that at the end of this, our first college year, we have a broader philosophy and a consequent saner view of life. Our association with the faculty and with the upper classmen has given us a new and better set of values and we are thank- ful to them. Some of our fellows have left our fold and there are indications that some will not be with us next year. For them we are sorry, and we extend the hand of sympathy. Already we cherish Eastern s ideals, and we have ambitions of making our college proud of us. We desire to uphold the traditions set by our predecessors and to propo- gate the tenet that Eastern is the friendly college. Ninety • M 1 L T O N FRESHMEN Frank Mitchell Pans, Ky. Rosa Gay McNeill Covington, K y. William James Dingus Prestonsburg. Ky. Leota Jeanne Kelly Harlan, Ky. Minnie Frances Walker Lancaster, Ky. James M. Underwood Prestonsburg, Ky. Lillian Christine Frith Brodhead, Ky. Otwell C. Rankin Covington. Ky. Estill Davidson Annville, Ky. Naomi Norton Gritton Harrodshurg, Ky. Elaine B. Smith Truesville, Ky. Alice Virginia Williams Virgie, Ky. Ella Margaret Johnson Worthville, Ky. Edna Mae Mullins Eubank, Ky. Jean Virgin Concord, Ky. Emilie Verne Wiggin Richmond, Ky. Nine ty-one M I L E S T O N E FRESHMEN Letty L. Langdon Manchester. Ky. Shirley Lee Hogg Blackey, Ky. Arthur Hines Somerset, Ky. Beulah Elisabeth Clark Corbin, Ky. Ine; Cass Reuben L. Abney Hilda Grace Meyers G eorge Conrad Scharf Brodhead, Ky. Berea, Ky. Covington, Ky. Ft. Thomas, Ky. James Davis Tolbcrt Cora R. Davidson Marjorie L. Kirby Thelma Rigsby Owenton, Ky. Brutus, Ky. Corbin, Ky. Lancaster, Ky. Kathryn Folmer Independence. Ky. John Claypoole Mr. Olivet. Ky. Exic Sturgill Corbin, Ky. Lelia Merntt Lewis Lebanon, Ky. Ninety-two M I L E S T O N E FRESHMEN Harry C. Chinn Dover, Ky. Elisabeth Franklin Robertson Finchville. Kv. Harold Neal Throckmorton Mt. Olivet, Kv. Beulah Grace Kincaid Helen Elizabeth Grant Minnie F. Harrison Richmond, Ky. Burlington, Ky. Maysville, Ky. Fred Louis Paff Henderson, Ky. Loraine Whitlock Richmond, Ky. Elizabeth Eifert Covington, Ky. Katherme A. Arnold Falmouth, Ky. Mary Lilian Smith Ravenna, Ky. Russell Gilbert Irvine, Ky. Grace Louise Knck Richmond, Ky. Edwin Hines Somerset, Ky. Hazel Lois Carter Moreland, Ky. Lela Mae Francisco Brodhead, Ky. Ninety-three M I L E S T O N FRESHMEN Chester A. Richardson Helen Maxine Bach Anna French Edwards Joseph Allen Shearer Morning View, Ky. Frenchburg, Ky. Corhin, Ky. Turners Station, Ky. Delona Hacker Oneida, Ky. Boyd Thompson Ingram, Ky. Barbara Warlord Ravenna, Kv. Mable B. Marcur Somerset, Kv. Russell M. Childs Falmouth, Ky. Mary Frances Hale Stone, Ky. Margaret Steel Zaring Juanita Bailey Stroud Margaret Carolyn Richmond, Ky. Germantown. Kv. Hubbard Ashland, Ky. Lillian Myrtle Parker Alexandria, Kv. Ann Fisher Ingels Dorrell James Holcomb Cynthiana. Ky. Levi, Ky. Xinet ti-four M I L E S T O N E FRESHMEN Alex Gentry Mcllvaine Flemingsburg, Ky. Martha Cooper Sudduth Winchester, Ky. Anson Begley Ingram, Ky. Nancy Elizabeth Walthall Ashland, Ky. Laura Rinehart Arnold Springfield, Ky. Mildred Frances Ahrams Richmond, Ky. Elizabeth Jane Dungan Pulaski, Ky. Palestine Hammons Corbin. Ky. George Edward Jones Lydia Ann Hays Morganfield, Ky. Springfield, Ky. Minna Christine Emmons Richmond, Ky. Ruth Murray Ken:, Kv. Halline Tipton Ravenna, Kv. Charles Gutman Worthington Sherman, Ky. Lucy Bernicc Wheeler Blaine, Ky. Iris Jean Cotton Richmond, Ky. Tfinety-five M I L E S T O N E FRESHMEN Roy J. Bell, Jr. Louisville, Ky. Olga M. Jackson Berea. Ky. Bonnie Jeanne Applegate Ashland, Ky. William Clifton Hamilton Mt. Sterling, Ky. Anne Marie Margittay Lucinda Creech Rondal James Sharp Mattie Lee Engle Richmond, Ky. Loyall, Ky. Corhin, Ky. Berea, Ky. Norbert Carl Rechtin Lucille Lawton Gwladys West Emaline Hall Bellevue, Ky. Bellevue, Ky. Irvine, Ky. Irvine, Ky. Virginia Anne Bohn Karolyn Scrivner Anna Lee Hughes Virgil S. Meece Newport, Ky. Berea, Ky. Ninety Maysville, Ky. ■six Somerset, Ky. FRESHMEN Bertha Lee Thompson Wheatley, Ky. Margaret Florence Kopp Southgate, Ky. Fayette Wellman Irad, Ky. Allene Kern? Richmond, Ky. Raymond Stivers Mary Ann Collins Nelva Marie Edgar McConnell Pleasureville, Ky. Richmond. Ky. Richardson Science Hill. Ky. Forks of Elkhorn, K Geneva Fern Ferguson Mt. Vernon, Ky. Pearl Dearer Hendren Richmond, Ky. James Earl Settle Fort Thomas, Ky. Garnet Louise McGinnis Ashland. Ky. Lester Burgin Somerset, Ky. Dorothy Dean Carnes Richmond. Ky. Elizabeth Holbrook Owenton, Ky. Harold Winston Dorsey Shelhyville. Ky. Ninety- seven M I L E S T O N E M I L E S T O N A PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS IN WEAVER HEALTH BUILDING AN INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS Ninety-eight BOOK FEATURES MISS EASTERN M I L E S T O N E LELIA MERRITT LEWIS One Hundred ATTENDANTS NANCY COVINGTON BESSIE BAUMGARDNER GLENNA BEGLEY One Hundred One MOST POPULAR M I L E S T O N E BEN ASHMORE FAY WHITE One Hundred Two . SNAPS THIS 1. Mealtime. 2. It ' s my pitch. 3. Prexy. 4. All sex and insects. 5. Blooming perennials. 6. I ' ll come down and let you in. Between the devil and the .... S. Sister Lucy. 9. Dis and Dat. 10. Beware of the .... 1 1 . Well, shut your mouth. 12. Nocturnalists. 13. Bashful and shy. 14. Just waddling around. 15. Ain ' t love grand? ' 16. King Philbert of Sullivan Hall. 17. Any old rags, books, or papers today, lady? IS. Our gang. 19. We young ' uns 20. Illiterates. THAT 1. The Western Track Meet. 2. Athletes or Nudists? . Eastern ' s Sa ir«J ' 4 That intimate touch. Hinkle goes to Helen ch. 6. Man Mountain. 7. Extra! Room Mate Steals Woman. 10. Bobbie Lee Rankin. 12. Hootie and Cootie. 13. Think nothing of it. 14. Lady of the Lake. 17. Have you heard this 13. The dam trip. (Norris) - Jm, 2°. So wot? THE RESISTIBLES 1. Two of a kind. 2. The Shearer ' s Overseer. 3. She ' s way up thai. 4. Drum Major. 5. Sophistication. 6. No pictures today. 7. Roomie. Mr. and Mrs. is the name. 9. Business Manager, Snap- shot Editor, and Editor- in-Chief. 10. Love and Kisses. 11. Sammy, my hoy. 12. Undertaker Bait. 13. Newest additions. 14. Age of innocence. 15. Plotting 16. Hanner ' s Romance. 17. Poor Defenseless Snow- man. 18. Hold tight, now. ' 19. Superb Facial Expres- sions. 20. Eastern ' s social ladder. THE IRRESISTIBLES 1. New library beginning. 2. Action. Reasons for a Dean of Women. 4. Buddy, can ' t you spare a dime? 5. Romeo and Juliet. 6. The Progress Editor. 7. Our Pugilist. 8. Love in Blc 9. Hee and Ha 10. Buddies. 11. Nursemaid. 12. Inspection Committee. 13. Romance flourishes 14. Freshelettes. ' 15. I go. Hugo, and 16. No! No! A Thousand Times No! 17. Turn on the Heat. 18. Lawyer and Client. 19. Two green P ' s — Puss and Pille. 10. From corners of Ken- tucky. THE DREAM CASTLE BUILDERS 1. The Shadows. A Thorn between t Roses. 3. Miss Eastern. ' 4. The Schmtzelbaum Trii 5. Progress Oflice. 6. Two very distinguished gentlemen. 7. Father and Son. S. Irvinettcs. ' 9. Lover ' s Paradise. 10. Corbin Socialites. ' 11. Ml: 12. Comedians galore. 13. Mister Underwood. BOOK ATHLETICS L ft Yffft EARLE COMBS THE MILESTONE is proud to dedicate this page to Earle Combs, sportsman and gentleman. Eastern ' s contribution to big league baseball, Mr. Combs, or Earle, as he is better known to his followers in baseball, came to Eastern in 1920, and, although he did not play collegiate ball his first year, he evi- denced such a knowledge and interest in the game that the following year he became a regular on the varsity, playing the position of short-stop. Earle made good from the very first, starring not only as an infield player but also as a batter. This is evidenced by the fact that his batting average for the first year of varsity ball was .593. During the summer oi 1920-21, he played semi-professional ball with the Harlan and High Splint teams. Then, in the spring of 1922, Combs left Eastern to play with the Louisville Colonels in the American Association. Earle rode the bench until May. At this time, due to an accident suffered by Acosta, the regular outfielder, Combs was given his first chance in the professional game. He kept his position from then on and it marks the beginning of a continuous record in the professional game. In the winter of 1923, he was sold to the New York Yankees for the reputed sum of $50,000. Three times Earle has suffered major acci- dents in connection with his playing; in 1924, he broke his leg while playing in Cleve- land; in 1928, while playing in Detroit he broke an arm; and in 1934, he fractured his skull and broke his left shoulder when he ran into a wall while playing in St. Louis. With the exception of these times Earle has played continuously for his club and his play- ing has always been outstanding. 1927 was, perhaps, his best all-round year and that year he batted .3 54 and led the league in triples and base hits. He also enjoyed a good year in 1934 when his fielding record was .994, with only one error. He has played in four World Series, those of 1926, 1927, 1928, and 1932. In spite of the severe setback which he suffered during the last season, he is with the Yankees again this year and there is every indication that he will give the fans another year of consistent playing. Eastern is proud of Earle and the Milestone does take a great pleasure in dedicating this page to him. One Hundred Ten WITHIN recent times, Eastern has con- mi HENRY RED- PHILLIPS lbuted two more young men to the ranks of organised professional baseball. These men are Clyde Hatter and Henry Red Phillips, and the Milestone takes a particular pleasure in dedicating this page to these two young athletes. Hatter was born at Poplar Grove, in Casey County, and had some experience in baseball before reporting to Eastern. He was partic ularly shining in varsity baseball here at the college and many of the alumni will remem- ber his consistent playing. After leaving Eastern, he went to the Louisville Colonels in the American Association and he has played for the past lour years with that club. It is easy to understand that Hatter is referred to as an outstanding professional player when it is realized that he has turned in several no- hit, no-run games. The past year Clyde was sold to the Detroit Tigers and it is report- ed that they think so much of this young pitcher ' s ability that they do not intend to farm him out. Henry Phillips, or as he is better known to his friends at Eastern, Red, is also a pitcher of no mean ability. He came to Eastern from Junction City, Boyle County. He also was a consistently outstanding varsity player here at Eastern. He attracted the attention of the big league scouts, and finally was signed by the Cincinnati Reds. Last year Red was assigned to the Pied- mont League. He turned in a very satis- factory record as a pitcher in this league and this year he has been assigned to the Ft. Worth Club of the Texas League. Inasmuch as the Texas League plays much faster ball than the Piedmont, Red may be considered as having been definitely advanced along the road of professional baseball. These two men are bound to go far in the great American game. We are confident in them. We are backing them to the limit, for we know by their past and present perform- ances and by our actual contact with them that they cannot fail. Eastern wishes her base- gB ball Trinity, Combs, Hatter, and Phillips, the g| greatest of success. CLYDE HATTER N One Hundred Eleven ' M I L E S T O N E COACHES Charles Turkey Hughes, A. B., M. A. Head Coach Alfred S. Portwood, A. B. Freshman Coach Tom C. Samuels, B. S. Line Coach One Hundred Twelve . VARSITY FOOTBALL WITH the heaviest and one of the best balanced squads of football players ever to assemble on Eastern ' s campus reporting for duty early in September, the football prospects for the Maroons looked indeed bright. Lady Luck, how- ever, had something to say about the outcome of the season and before the season was over that Lady Luck, which sometimes can be so sweet and mature, turned into a witch. In fact she bewitched the Maroons to the tune of one victory and six defeats. Starting off the year with one of the outstanding football elevens of the State of Ohio, the Miami University Redskins, the Maroons showed promise of becoming a strong contender for S. I. A. A. honors when they held the strong Miami team to a 19-0 score. Although losing the tilt, the Maroons showed enough football to stamp them as a real football eleven and only through misplays of the inexperienced players did the score mount as high as 19 points. Transylvania was the next op- ponent for the Maroons and everyone, including the Maroons themselves thought that the game was surely one for the Eastern win column but the breaks of the game went decidedly against the Maroon clad boys and they again went down to a surprise defeat. To add to this, on the next week-end the Maroons met and were defeated by a small Union team in a game that Lady Luck really exerted herself in hindering the Eastern men. Three times during the fray the Maroons were inside of the Bull- dog ten-yard line and thrice they were unable to put the ball over the necessary line and (inly an SO-yard return of an intercepted pass by an Eastern back enabled the score to be 13-7. Coach Hughes then stepped m and gave the team a severe shake-up in an effort to find a winning combination but to no avail, for after scoring 9 points in as many minutes, the Maroons lost their ne:a game to the Georgetown Tigers largely through a series of poor passing plays and were unable to score on the Bengals again due to the strong defense put up by the Georgetonians. Then came the only bright spot m the ' season, for with the student body and faculty strongly crying for a victory in the Homecoming Game against Morehead, the Maroons rose to the occasion with a fine 7-0 victory. The Eastern eleven clearly outplayed the Morehead during the entire tilt but were unable to score until the crucial moment which happened to be iust about sixty seconds before the final whistle. The other two remaining games on the schedule were only nightmares to the followers of the Maroons for Western trimmed the Eastern aggregation by their massiveness and great power and Louisville won their game from an uninspired and worn team of Easterners. Highlights of the season were: Greenwell ' s all-around playing throughout the en- tire schedule, Joe Hedges ' s ball-carrying in the Morehead and Georgetown games. Albert Cox ' s long runs in the Union and Louisville tilts, Ernie Young ' s fine defensive play during the year, Clifford Fox ' s punting, and Barney Wilson ' s fine end-play in the Morehead and Transy games. Nine Seniors are lost to the team this year and will be sorely missed by the team as well as the student body. They are : Ernest Young, Louis Corum, Clarence Sutter. Lloyd Dykes, Clifford Schulte, James Allen, Edward Hill, Albert Cox, and Paul Tierney. M 1 L E S T O N One Hundred Thirteen T. C. McDonough, Physical Education Tom Samuels, Line Coach Ray Settle, Manager Lewis Corum, Guard Walter Engle, Back Heher Tarter, Back James Walker, Guard Donald Michclson, Back Farris Long, Guard Roy Pille, Center Clarence Sutter, End Albert Cox, Back Bernard Wilson, End Bob Mavity, Back Edward Hi Back One Hundred Fourteen ■■9 Charles Turkey Hughes, Varsity Coach Lloyd Dykes, End Alfred Portwood, Freshman Coach Charles Bryant, End Wilson Gahbard, Tackle Paul Tierney, Tackle Ernest Young, Center Clifford Schulte, Guard f Richard Greenwell, Tackle Sam Pennington. Guard lames Brown, Tackle Roy Gann, Back Joe Hedges, Back Kelly Kirk- land, Tackle Clifford Fox, Back T o N One Hundred Fifteen FRESHMAN FOOTBALL THE Little Maroons of 1934 was one of the hardest fighting freshman teams to ever represent Eastern on the gridiron. Coach Portwood was fortunate in having a set of hard-driving, speedy backs as well as fast, sturdy linemen. Although the Little Maroons played hut three games this year, they gave a good account of themselves in each of the tilts. Playing the Transylvania Tenderfeet as their first opponent, the yearlings drubbed the Lexington lads to the tune of 20-0. The game was played on a muddy field and if it had not been for that fact the score would have been much larger. This game spoiled the Baby Maroons, for they under- estimated a strong Morehead eleven and were defeated 24-0. The Freshman in the final game bucked the strong Centre outfit. After an exciting contest which was filled with every possible brand of good football. Centre carried off the victory, 13-12 Harold (Mudder) Everhng was perhaps the outstanding ball carrier of the season and his long runs were a feature of every game. In the passing and punting depart- ments, Norbert Rechtin was outstanding, while Elwood Douglas and James Caldwell shared the baekfield honors. Both of these men will lend valuable support to the varsity next year. Harold Throckmorton, Ray Tucker, Jack Quaing, and Frank Mitchell are also worthy of mention for their consis tent work in the baekfield. On the line, Norman Lee, Joe Molesburger, Jack (Sailor) Cummins, Louis Von W.dden, Charles Farris, Joe Shearer, and R. D. Lacey should be mentioned as play- ing the best brand of ball. In all, this line was perhaps the heaviest and most ver- satile that any freshman team at Eastern has ever had. In addition to the men men- tioned above, such players as Herman Douglas, Frank Vandermark, J. C. Wash and Joe Moore should be given credit for the style of ball which they played during the season. This year ' s freshman team promises to furnish the varsity of next year with some of the best material that Eastern has ever had, and there is every indication that, with the coming of such experienced material as was represented the past season, Eastern is headed for a series of rather successful football seasons. One Hundred Sixteen w mm Eastern. Eastern.. Eastern. SEASON ' S RESULTS 21 Transylvania Morehead 12 Centre . .24 .13 M I L E S T O N One Hundred Seventeen VARSITY BASKETBALL L N T HIS year ' s varsity Maroons was captained by Little Hale, veteran guard from Carr Creek. Starting off the season with five straight conference victories, the Maroons met some rough sledding and were able to take only two games out of the remaining nine tilts. Kentucky Wesleyn, Centre, Georgetown, Tennessee Wesleyn; and Morehead fell before the sharp shooting of the Maroons during the season while the Hughesmen were the victims of Centre, Transylvania, Morehead, Western, Murray and Berea. This year ' s varsity team was composed of five sophomores, two juniors, and four senior men. Hinkle, Brown, DeMoisey, Fulkerson, and Kirkland were the sophomores; Scearce and Settle, the juniors; and Capt. Hale, Young, Ashmore, and Allen were the four-year men; and while the last four named players will be sorely missed next season, Eastern will have one of the best foundations for a truly great team next year that it has ever had. J. B. Scearce, diminutive forward of the Maroons, was another shining light on the team. His speed and accurate goal tossing often drew the plaudits of the ' Maroon fans. Ashmore and Young, two senior guards, played fine ball all season for the Hughes-coached men and deserve much credit for the fine showing the Maroons made on several occasions. Allen and DeMoisey, the Walton, Ken- tucky twin forwards, gave great demonstrations of ball-handling in every game they participated in and along with Heman Fulkerson, Ray Settle, and Kelly Kirkland. showed fine defensive ability. It was due to their fine guarding that kept the op- ponents at bay in several contests. In a practice game before the regular season began, the Maroons took on the Alumni quintet, and the old grads turned the trick on the present Maroon team, largely through the efforts of T. C. McDaniel, last year ' s pivotman. The season ' s results follow: Eastern 26 Alumni 36 Eastern 26 Ky. Wesleyn 24 Eastern 30 Centre 25 Eastern 32 Ky. Wesleyn 27 Eastern 24 Georgetown 22 Eastern 37 Tenn. Wesleyn.. 34 Eastern 20 Morehead 44 Eastern 30 Union 19 Eastern 2 5 Western 46 Eastern 25 Murray 4 Eastern 31 Berea 32 Eastern 17 Transylvania ....2 3 Eastern 29 Western 43 Eastern 30 Centre .41 Eastern 17 Bere a 26 Eastern 22 Morehead IS One Hundred Eighteen Little Ha Guard J. B. Scearce Forward James Allen Forward James Brown Center Earnest Young Guard Ben Ashmore Guard VVoodrow Hinkle Forward Paul DeMoisey Forward Kelly Kirkland Center Ray Settle Guard One Hundred Nineteen FRESHMAN BASKETBALL T N EASTERN presented to the sporting world probably the best freshman basketball team in the S:ate of Kentucky. The team was composed entirely of experienced high school players from the several sections of the state and was whipped into shape by Coach Portwood. The Baby Maroons had everything: height, scoring ability, speed, good passing, and plenty of high class reserve material. There was only one fly in the ointment to spoil a perfect record for a perfect team, and- that was a loss to the Georgetown Cubs. The Baby Maroons later defeated teams by double the scores that defeated the Georgetown team and they thus, enabled themselves to be called the best freshman basketball team in the State. The Eastern quintet met and defeated such college teams as: Centre, Kentucky Wesleyn, Morehead, Berea, and Transylvania, with Booneville and Finchville high school teams also being defeated by the Little Maroons. The scores of the games played showed an advantage of from 5 to 30 points difference and clearly made Eastern an outstanding team. The varsity will receive some of the best material it has ever received next year when this year ' s freshman five appear as varsity men. Outstanding among the fresh- man players was Roy King, former Annville Institute star, who gave some of the most beautiful exhibitions of goal shooting that has ever been seen in the Weaver Gym. King also ran away with the high scoring honors of the team and was a fine defensive guard. Otwell Rankin, Covington, was another star of the Little Maroons. His free wheeling shots netted the Maroons many a goal and his defensive game at guard was all that could be asked for from any guard. Norman Lee, former Mays- ville athlete, was the floor man of the team and although he did not tally a great num- ber of points, he was an important cog in the Portwood machine because of his pass work and floor work. Lee played forward on the team and was alternated with Cornett. Herman Douglas, Bcllevue, became one of the high scoring members of the team late in the season and gained a starting position on the Baby Maroon Five at forward. Douglas was a fine floor shot and a good passer and ball-handler. Perhaps the most improved player on the whole team was Music, the elongated Maroon Center. He was an inexperienced, gangling youth when he first reported to Coach Portwood, but by the end of the season Music was playing basketball with the best of them and doing a grand job at center. His specialty shot was a rebound that he made consistently after an Eastern shot had gone amiss. Music ' s 6-ft. fl- inch frame also came in handy in controlling the tip-off for the Baby Maroons. Other fine players on the team were Cornett, with his amazing one-hand push shot that was a sure shot on any occasion: Lester King, with his speed and ability to make crip shots under any circumstances; Ncikirk, with his all-around ability; Tyree, with his goal shooting, and Caldwell, with his fine defensive work. One Hundred Tioeuty SEASON ' S RESULTS Eastern 39 Eastern 41 Eastern 31 Eastern 52 Eastern 22 Eastern 5S Eastern 40 Eastern 42 Eastern 44 Eastern 25 Eastern 2 5 Eastern 38 Eastern 44 Eastern ...41 Finchville 5 Ky. Wesleyn ...31 Centre 21 Ky. Wesleyn 31 Georgetown 26 Booneville 15 Morehead 29 Bellevue .-20 Berea 8 Transylvania ...17 Eastern All-Stars -.10 Centre 32 Berea 16 Morehead 1 1 M 1 L E S T O N E One Hundred Twenty-one M I L E S T O N E INTRAMURAL TEAMS One Hundred Twenty-two BOOK ORGANIZATIONS M 1 L E T O N E STAFF One Hundred Twenty-four THE MILESTONE STAFF N. G. Dekiston Faculty Advisor Sam Beckley .Editor Robert Rankin Associate Editor Glenn G. Underwood Business Manager Kenneth Edwards Assistant Business Manager Elizabeth Elmore Advertising Assistant Harriet Allen Art Editor Martha Sudduth Art Editor Robert Mavity Sports Editor Clifford Schulte Snap-Shot Editor Catherine Martin Literary Editor Elizabeth McAllister Literary Editor Ruth Talbott Typist Josephine Kincaid Typist Dorothy Tyng Senior Class Representative Robert Rice Junior Class Representative EDMOND T. Hesser Sophomore Class Representative Otwell Rankin Freshman Class Representative M I L E S T O N One Hundred Twenty-five PR.OQRESS STAFF LHiA t-E-W [j? IWSI JL rs EDITORIAL STAFF Gibson Prather Editor-in-Chief Morris Creech Managing Editor Vernon Davis Advertising Manager Donald Michelson Feature Editor W. L. Keene Faculty Sponsor One Hundred Twenty-fix I L E S T o ADVERTISING STAFF Vernon Davis Manager Oakley Lanham Assistant Manager CIRCULATION STAFF Mike Schulte Manager Otwell Rankin Exchange Manager REPORTORIAL STAFF Barbara Congleton Frazier Adams Margaret Willoughby Kathleen Welch Billy McLaughlin Ralph Maurer Betsy Anderson Hazel Powell Katherine Wilkins Lloyd Murphy Allen Mc.Manis Ed Hesser Bob Rankin N One Hundred Twenty-seven M I L E S T O N E LITTLE THEATRE CLUB OFFICERS Miss Pearl Buchanan Sponsor Kelly Clore Sergt.-at-Arms Curtis Burnam President Bob Rice Business Manager Zerelda Lake Vice-President Jack Hughes Stage Manager Elizabeth Elmore Secretary Robert Terrill Electrician Elizabeth McIlvain Treasurer Jack Allen Tom Arnold Carlotta Boneta Frances Cocanaugher Barbara Congleton Mary Eleanor Denny Donald Dorris Mary Dorris Walter Engle Thomas Farris Marian Hagan Mary Frances Hale Mildred Hancock Frances Hanna MEMBERS Pearl Hendren James B. Judy Fisher Ingels Mary {Catherine Ingels Theodore Keith Louise Kendall Jack McCord Paul McGinnis Gentry Mcllvaine Willis McKee Maude McLaughlin Joseph Meccia Donald Michclson Marshall Ney Elizabeth Ogden irginia Parrish Norbert Rechtin Nelva Richardson Field Shackleford Rondal Sharp Dorothy Tyng Kelly Wagers Nancy Walthall E. T. Wiggins Margaret Willoughby Sara White Gertrude Whittington Margaret Zanng One Hundred Twenty-eight M I L E S T O N E One Hundred Twenty-nine M I L E S T K?? A J? f ) Pi One Hundred Thirty KAPPA DELTA PI GAMMA CHI an d distinction in the field of Education. M I L Eastern has the distinctive honor of having a chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, the in- ternational honorary society m Education. Application was made in 1934. After satisfying the National Council by meeting the rigid requirements, the charter was grained in March, 1935. The name of the chapter is Gamma Chi and is the forty- seventh to be installed in state teachers colleges. In 1909 the Illinois Education Club at the University of Illinois, formulated plans 1- for the organization of a national society of Education. The purpose of the society was : 1 . To promote among students an interest in Education as a science. 2. To toster high standards of preparation for teaching. To encourage membership of those who have attained excellence of scholarship s o E In 1911, the Illinois Education Club was incorporated as the honorary educational fraternity, Kappa Delta Pi. There are ninety-four chapters in the United States and the membership includes many distinguished educators. The purpose of Gamma Chi, the chapter at Eastern, is to achieve the purpose of | .| Kappa Delta Pi and to promote genuine interest in teaching as a profession, as well as to encourage the maximum in preparation for teaching. The charter members are: Jack Allen, Sam Beckley, Martha Culton, D. Thomas Ferrell, Bessie Henry, Brooks Hinkle, Frances Hounchell, Clara Hudson, Melvin E. Mattox, Anna A. Schnieb, Ruth Talbott, Dailey Turner, Dorothy Tyng, Melva Walker, and Faye White. The officers are: President, Dailey Turner; Vice-President, Dorothy Tyng; Sec- retary-Treasurer, Melva Walker; Reporter, Jack Allen; Historian, Anna A. Schnieb; Counsellor, Melvin E. Mattox. Members of the faculty affiliated with other chapters of Kappa Delta Pi are: Mary L. Adams, Mrs. Mary Edmunds Barnhill, Virgil Burns, Lucille Derrick, Pres. H. L. Donovan, Fred Engle, Allie Fowler, Anna D. Gill, Eliza M. Hanson, Mary Frances McKmney, William J. Moore, Ellen Pugh, and Ruby Rush. One Hundred Thirtu-onc M I L E S T O N E WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB HTK V . B  [30H One Hundred Thirty-two THE WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB The World Affairs Club at Eastern was organized in 1932. It is affiliated with the International Relations Clubs of the United States and is partially supported by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peaee. The purpose of the Club is to eneourage students and faculty to be tolerant of the ideas of other people, to study with an open mind all the problems of international relations, and to grasp the true significance of world brotherhood. Membership in this club is of two classes — (1) active, and (2) associate. Active membership is invitational and limited to the majors and minors in the Department of Geography and Geology. Eli gibility is based upon a general average of 1.5 and a de- partmental average of 2.0. Associate membership is invitational and is open to all faculty members and graduates of the college. ACTIVE MEMBERS, 1934—1935 Sam C. Beckley President Dorothy C. Crews Vice-President Lucy Simms Mont joy Secretary-Treasurer Dr. L. G. Kennamer Sponsor Mary Frances Mc.Kinney Sponsor M I L E S T O N Carl E. Allen Brooks Hinkle Henry Hill Luther C. Jones James Drake Dorothy Nash Casey Morton Elizabeth McAllister Henry Ludwig Fae Vaught Mary Frances Shelton John Tarter John C. Sparrow Dorothy Selbee Herschell Roberts Fay White Miriam Herbst Flovd Cammack Daily Turner Robert Rankm Lydia Catherine Martin Herbert Hogan Curtis Farley Marshall Ney Vera Humfleet Elizabeth Ogden One Hundred Thirty-three M I L E S T O N E ( 4 ri tic C CLUB One Hundred Thirty-four One Hundred Thirty-five One Unwind Thirty-six M i 1 L E S T O N E One Hundred Thirty-seven M I L E S T O N E CLUB w h One Hundred Thirty-eiqlit M I L T O N On e H u ndred Th irt i-n ine M I L E S T O N E j$ Ss t kUPHA ZET4 KAPPA nra 3 % A.M 9lh r iff i I y ij, One Hundred Forty MADRIGAL CLUB OFFICERS Miss Mary C. Murphy Director Shirley Herren President Maude McLaughlin Vice-President Louise Hughes Secretary-Treasurer Florence Champion Librarian Nancy Covington Social Representative M I L E S T O N E E% ' elyn Ausmus Virginia Bohn Vida Bond Beulah Clark Barbara Congleton Mary Bess Culton Mary Dorris Ann Edwards Mary Edwards Jeannette Flautz Alice Ford Jane Gill Ada Gilliam MEMBERS Helen Grant Naomi Gntton Emaline Hall Mayme Hamilton Elise Howell Carolyn Hugo Josephine Kincaid Grace Knck Lucille Lawton Catherine Martin Hilda Meyers Betty Lee Mullen Virginia Parnsh Patricia Parsons Hazel Powell Betty Rice Nelva Richardson Cleo Robbins Elizabeth Robertson Mary Lilyan Smith Martha Sudduth Gwladys West Gertrude Whittington Kathryn Wilkins Margaret Willoughbv One Hundred Forty-one g_fc I 1 M C I L rt. iff I f f f r 1 1 1 1 T O N . GLEE CLUB OFFICERS James E. Van Peursem Director Jack Allen President Marshall Ney Vice-President Walter Holton Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS First Tenor Jack Allen Edmond T. Hesser Harold Mullins Nurbcrt Rechtin Estilc Swan Second Tenor Homer Allen James Heare Joe Meccia Donald Michelson Marshall Ney J. D. Tolbert R. O. Tipton First Bass William Bennett Gano Caywood Guy FiUpatnck Henry Hughes Herbert Lewis Charles Lucas Lee Poynter Clifford Schulte Dailey Turner Second Bass Carl Allen Morton Cunditf Richard Evans Vee Gay Walter Holton Gordon Nash One Hundred Forty-two til PI OMEGA PI Pi Omega Pi, national commercial teachers honorary fraternity, is the first fra- ternity ever to appear on the campus of the Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College. The Alpha Beta chapter was installed by the National President and the National Or- ganizer, February 9, 19 3 5. Active membership of Pi Omega Pi consists of those who are enrolled in college work as bona fide students who have met the following requirements: Ten or more semester hours of college credit in commerce. (a) (b) (c) Five semester hours of college credit in education. Superior standing in all commercial studies. (At Eastern this is interpreted to mean average grade of at least B ) (cl) At least medium standing other college subjects. Similar high requirements are demanded for associate, alumni, and honorary mem- berships. Charter members of the Alpha Beta Chapter of Pi Omega Pi are: Students: Jack Allen, Mrs. W. J. Moore, Robert M. Creech, Ella Ray Hastie, Frank Hill, Gladys Karrick, Marguerite Wyrick, Dixie Jones and Glen Underwood. Alumni Members: Lucille Derrick, Martha Culton, R. R. Richards, R. K. Salyers, Margaret Durham and Kenneth T. Marshall. Faculty Members: W. J- Moore, Edith G. Ford, Anna D. Gill. M 1 L E S T O N E One Hundred Forty-three M I L E S T O N E PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB Miss Eliza Hughes Faculty Sponsor Clarence Sutter President Melva Walker Vice-President Mayme Hamilton Secretary -Treasurer The Physical Education Club of Eastern, the professional organization of the Physical Education department, is composed entirely of majors and minors in the de- partment. The club membership includes fifty student members and the entire faculty of the physical education and health departments. The object of the organisation is to bind together those people who are interested in Physical Education into one group so as to further the cause of their profession in both school and Commonwealth, and to better the individual ' s ch ances of becoming successful in this field. The club has been extremely active in the recreational activities on the campus, having had charge of most of the informal parties on the campus during the year. One Hundred Forty-four mL. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS Ruth Dix Sponsor Pauline Goatley President Helen Gardiner Vice-President Martha Gray Secretary-Treasurer June Redding Club Reporter This club, as well as all others, has ideals which it upholds. It extends a hand ot friendship, not only to its members, but to all those who are interested in better homes for the future. Its aim is to make young women realize how closely associated health is to wholesome recreation. Our manners, our dress, and even our thoughts are in- fluenced by the comradeship which we gain through our association with each other. During the Christmas season the club collected food and clothing which were given to the needy families in the home communities of the various club members. In addition to this, the club furnished cookies to the Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A Christmas party. Our motto: Service for all. and not for the individual. M I L T O N E One Hundred Forty-five M I L E S T O N BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union was organised on Eastern ' s Campus in 1928, and has operated continuously since. The work has been under the direction of a student worker supported by the denomination since 1952, and for the past two years has been declared First Magnitude according to the standards of the Southern Baptist Department of Student Work. During the second semester of the present session, 457 students have been members of Baptist churches. All students who enroll in any activity of a local Baptist church are members of the organisation. Mamie Wells Delhert Partin Pauline Goatley Lillian Parker Harold Clore Edith Hensley Anna Lee Hughes MEMBERS Kenneth Herren Agnes Edmunds Edmond Hesser Beulah Clark Estile Swan June Redding Edna Stivers Rondal Sharp Mildred Haneock Luther Jones Mr. F. A. Englc Mrs. C. L. Breland Lottie Pierce Dr. C. L. Breland One Hundred Forli six ELEMENTARY COUNCIL Mary Frances Smoot President Geneva Rardin Vice-President Helen B. Kiser Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Gladys Perry Tyng and Miss May C. Hansen Sponsors L. M. Adams Shefton Adams Kathcrine Aldridge Anna Ware Arrasmith Louise Balden Beatrice Ballard Erma Banks Bruce Barker Olive Blanche Baugh Beatrice Birt Roy Bishop Grace Bowling Earl Brandenburg Nora Brashear Mrs. Virgil Brashear Daisy Broughton Edna K. Bullock Lilhe Maude Burns Nell Burton Madeline Catlett Florence Champion Lola Kathryn Clark Mary Ann Cornett Hubert V. Damron Shoff Daugherty Vernon Davis Robert DcVore Martha Dinwiddie Janet Dudderar Mrs. Walter I. Ecton Mary T. Edwards Fern Feltner Alma Lucille Fields Nora Fields Jeannette Flautz Helen Lucille Fogle Alice Ford Alice Clay Gault Ruth German Madalyn Glasscock Virginia Glasscock Naomi Goble Ruth Hackley Marian Hagan Mildred Hancock May C. Hansen Joe C. Helton Georgia Henage Bessie E. Henry Edith Hcnsley Thelma Hill Wilma Hill Mary Kathcrine Holcomb Icie Hoskins Stella Howard Garrett Howard Dixie Jones Inez Jordon Mary K. Kalb Naomi Kalb Mabel Kemper Maude Kemper Helen Kiser Louise Larkin Edith LeMaster Pauline Ligon Maude Linlcy Madge Littrel Lydia Catherine Martin Ava Lee Mains Mausic C. May Elisabeth McAllister Hubert Mcintosh Arthur Miniard Jessie Belle Moore John W. Moore Bessie Mane Morgan Wanda Neikirk Kate Padgett Dclbert Partin Cleo Pennington Myrtle Perry Lottie Pierce Bonnie Ponder Neal Prcwitt Geneva Rardin Ada Reed Martha Reed Marie Reynolds Evelyn Riley Charles Roberts Margaret Russell Catherine Scmrmer Dorothy Selbee Mrs. Josephine Singleton Mary Frances Smoot Josephine Stanley Delia Stapleton Vivian Stephenson Lorinne Stigall Edna Stivers Joanne Swango Hazel Swartz Ruth Talbott W. O. Ternll Lucille Tudor Mrs. Gladys Perry Tyng Allene Wachs Geneva Waddle Dorothv Wagoner Edith Ward Virgil Warrix Louise Weaver Mamie A. Wells Joclla Whitaker Rachel Whitenack Kathryn Wilkms Anna Wvles M L E S T O N One Hundred Forty-seven, 1 1 1 « ., J M ■H I L 3J T O N E NORTHERN KENTUCKY CLUB OFFICERS Miss Lucile Derrick Sponsor Norbert Rechtin President Jack Quainc Vice-President Rosa McNeill Secretary-Treasurer First Row Marshall Ney Robert Mavity Mary Gould Helen Grant Ruth Perry Geneva Rardin Martha Reed Virginia Bohn Melva Walker George Scharf Otwell Rankin Robert Ruby William Macht MEMBERS Second Row Miss Lucile Derrick Clifford Schulte Mervin Dicken Caroline Hugo Helen Gardiner Edith Alhngton Eileen Fight Elizabeth Rice Ruth German Jack Quaing James Settle Third Rou Clifford Eubank Kathryn Folmer Lucile Lawton Jeannette Plants Louise Weaver Hilda Meyers Rosa McNeill James Allen Herman Douglas Fourth Row Invan CVHara Charles Warner Dorothy Thornton Elizabeth Eifert William Bennett Kelly Clore Clarence Sutter Fifth Row Harold Graham Sydney Wert Norbert Rechtin Louis Von Walden George Martin Paul Fichlie Charles Richardson James Ogden Owen Romaine One Hundred Forty-eight U ' UPPER CUMBERLAND CLUB OFFICERS Joe Gilly _____ President Cleo Robbins Vice-President Marie Howard ...Secretary Rondal Sharp _ Treasurer F. A. Exgle Sponsor MEMBERS Roscoe Parks Jessie Wilson Reed Locke Orena Croley Lemuel Stamper Helena McKamey Virginia Carson Marie Howard Rondal Sharp Lelia Mae Giles Ada Cornelius Palestine Hammond Glenna Begley Jack Smith Leota Kelly Denver Howard Helen Bach Buelah Clark Mrs. Flora Proffitt Lucy Allen Martha Miller Stella McWhorter Madeline Broyles Mrs. Buelah Andes Ed. Hill Dicie Smith Myrtle Loudermilk Margarette Gentry- Joe Gilly Betty Lee Mullen Mrs. Elsie Jones Willie Gladys Brock Luther Jones J. C. Laycock Ola Mae Johnson Emma Patrick Addie Harmon Floy Young Flora White Pearl Thomas Ruth Herrcll Leighton Watkins Marvin McWhorter F. A. Engle Bill Ball Kathenne Wilson Joe Meccia Ernest Goodin Stella Howard Lester Locke Delia Tolliver Nancy Creech Madge Craig Jessie Johnson Glenn Faulkner Maymond Lovett Alene Stephens Orville Ballou Nell Stewart Voline Miller Edna Bullock Vera Forester Boyd Thompson Anson Begley Estile Swan Mary Bess Culton Cleo Robbins Charles Farris Daisy Broughton Jennings Tallent John Ellison Fred Vandermark Newman Sharp Hubert Vaughn Truman Huff Roxie Dixon Gleneva Sharpe Nell Sargent R. D. Lacey Grace Gross M 1 L E S T O N E One Hundred Forty-nine M I L E S T O N E PULASKI COUNTY CLUB OFFICERS Miss Allie Fowler Faculty Sponsor Bill Richards President A. D. Roberts - Vice-President FLORENXE H. Neikirk Secretary -Treasurer Fenimore Cover Sergt.-dt ' Arms MEMBERS Birt. Beatrice Cover, Fenimore Richards, Bill Brown. Mable Hall. Noel Richardson, Nelva Burkett, Orville Hines. Arthur Roberts, Mrs. A. D Casada. Elizabeth Jones, Fred Roberts, A. D. Cordell, Ittylene L. Marcum, Mabel Sears, Bruce Cordell, Myrtle McDonald, Edith Skidmore, Virgil Cordell, Noble L. Meece, Cecil Tarter, Heber Cooper, Clifford Meece, Virgil Taylor. Inez Cundiff, Morton Mercer, Ruby Thompson, Glenn Denny, Flossie Morgan, Bessie Todd, Alice Dobbs, Arnold Millins, Edna Todd, Burnadean Dobbs, Harold Neikirk, Florence Vaught, Jennie Dungan, Elizabeth Neikirk, Lyle Vancover. Martha Estes, Flostena Neikirk, Wanda Richards, Mrs. Bill Weddle, Edward One Hundred Fifty ■kill STUDENT DORMITORY COUNCILORS OFFICERS Mildred Hancock ... Kathryn Wilkins Treasurer MEMBERS Daisy Broughton Georgia Henage Florence Castle Anna Mae Jackson Madeline Catlett Jane Painter Nancy Creech Maude Linlev Janet Dudderar Allene Robertson Mary Edwards Dorothy Selbee Alma Fields Eloise Young Beulah Gabbert M I L E T O N One Hundred Fifty-one M I L E S T O N E mi r m w w to ' iSsj b Iff. A 5 !l iLfc THE BAND JAMES E. VAN PEURSEM, Dr Jack Allen. Alto Clarinet Betsy Anderson, Alto Saxophone Evelyn Ausmus, Alto Saxophone Bessie Baumgardner, Sponsor Dorothy Baxter. Clarinet Edith Baxter, Oboe Mary Eleanor Denny, French Horn Joe Blunchi, Trombone Thomas Bonny, Cornet Dorothy Brock, French Horn Doniphan Burrus, Cornet Mary Lois Clark, Clarinet Morris Creech, Baritone Morton Cundiff, Clarinet Dann Denny, Horn William Dingus, Trombone Nelson Elder, Drum Richard Evans, Clarinet Thomas Farris, Cornet Jack Fife, Clarinet Noel C. Hall, Tenor Saxophone Charles Kenneth Herren, Alto Saxophone Walter Holton, Bass Sara Land, C]arinet Norman Lee, Drum Major Gordon Nash, Cornet Marshall Ney, Drum Joseph Owen, Drum Harold Owens, Trombone Ada Reed, Cornet Harold Rigsby, Piccolo Owen W. Romainc, Bass Bennett Rose, Horn George Scharf, Clarinet Mary Lillian Smith, Alto Saxophone Zack Park Smith, Alto Saxophone Raymond Stivers, Bass Martha Sudduth, Drum Estile Swan, Cornet Kelly Wagers, Drum Jean Willis, Piccolo Andrew J. Wright, Trombone Hatfield, Bass One Hundred Fifty-two y BOOK DIRECTORY DIRECTORY M I L E S T O N E Aaron, Oris (Senior) Russell Springs, Ky. Abney, Ida M. (Fresh.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Ahney, Reuben Leonard (Fresh.) Berea, Ky. Abrams, Mildred (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Adams, Betty M. (Soph.) Kona, Ky. Adams, Doris Muriel (Fresh.) Cumberland, Ky. Adams, Ethel Woods (Soph.) Delphia, Ky. Adams, Frazier B. (Soph.) Jeremiah, Ky. Adams, Henry Lamar (Fresh.) Owenton, Ky. Adams, Jack, Jr. (Soph.) Quail, Ky. Adams, John Dee, (Junior) Delphia, Ky. Adams, Lundy (Fresh.) Crown, Ky. Adams, Luther (Soph.) Pine Ridge, Ky. Adams, Mary Edith (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Adams, Ollie (Senior) Hagerhill, Ky. Adams, Shefton Shelly (Soph.) Pine Ridge. Ky. Adkins, Claude (Senior) Mt. Olivet, Ky. Alcorn, Flaura Mae (Soph.) Sand Gap, Ky. Aldndge, Kathenne (Junior) Lancaster, Ky. Allen, Berdnck LaMarr (Fresh.) Northern, Ky. Allen, Carl Edward (Senior) Liberty, Ky. Allen, Edith Phillips (Junior) Covington, Ky. Allen, Golden Wells (Soph.) Baptist, Ky. Allen, Harriet Floretta (Senior) Berea. Ky. Allen, Homer (Fresh.) Oneida, Ky. Allen, Jack (Senior) Prestonsburg, Ky. Allen, James Robert (Senior) Walton, Ky. Allen, Louise Perkins (Soph.) Berea, Ky. Allen, Lucye L. (Soph.) London, Ky. Allington, Edith (Soph.) Newport, Ky. Amerine, Anna Frances (Soph.) Ravenna, Ky. Anderson, Betsy Richards (Soph.) Shawhan, Ky. Andes. Beulah Wyrick (Junior) East Bern- stadt. Ky. Angel, Earle (Soph.) Heidelberg, Ky. Angel, Green Berry (Senior) Berea, Ky. Anglin, Lee Roy (Fresh.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Applegate, Bonnie Jeanne (Special) Ashland, Ky. Arnett, Arthur Ray (Soph.) Mistletoe, Ky. Arnett, Minerva Jerie (Unclassified) Prestons- burg, Ky. Arnett, Winifred M. (Fresh.) Berea, Ky. Arnold. Kathenne (Fresh.) Falmouth, Ky. Arnold, Laura Rinehart (Fresh.) Springfield, Ky. Arnold, Mary Katherine (Fresh.) Worthville, Ky. Arnold. Tom E. (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Arrasmith, Anna Ware (Junior) Bethel, Ky. Arrington, Hudson (Soph.) Blaine, Ky. Arvin, Pattie Miles (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Asberry, Lena Dunnington (Soph.) Windy, Ky. Asbury, Ova (Soph.) Kenvir, Ky. Ashcraft, Ohna (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Ashcraft, Zack (Soph.) Beattyville, Ky. Ashmore, Robert Ben (Senior) Madisonville, Ky. Athy, Asher (Fresh.) Beattyville, Ky. Athy, Omeda C. (Soph.) Beattyville. Ky. Ausmus, Evelyn Rogers (Junior) Middlesboro, Ky. B Bach, Delphia Louise (Fresh.) Lee City, Ky. Bach, Flynn Hall (Soph.) Shade. Ky. Bach, Helen Maxine (Fresh.) Frenchburg, Ky. Bailey, Joy (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Bailey, Richard Wayne (Fresh.) De Mossville. Ky. Baker, Charlotte Rumsey (Soph.) McKee, Ky. Baker, Clarence Dow (Soph.) Holbrook, Ky. Baker, James R. (Soph.) Mummie, Ky. Baker, Mary Robertson (Junior) Gray Hawk. Ky. Baker, Oral (Soph.) Berea, Ky. Baker, Sarah Katherine (Fresh.) Berea. Ky. Balden. Sadie Louise (Soph.) Harrodsburg. Ky. Ball, Willard Smith (Fresh.) Harlan, Ky. Ballard, Nancy Beatrice (Soph.) Irvine, Ky. Ballou, Orvilee (Senior) Williamsburg, Ky. Ballou, Sara Emma (Soph.) Marshes Sidine, Ky. Banks, Erma (Soph.) Whitesburg, Ky. Barber, Wilburn (Fresh.) Switzer, Ky. Barker, Bruce Wilson (Soph.) Travelers Rest, Ky. Barnes, Edwin Wilson (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Baugh, Alma Evelyn (Fresh.) Eubank, Ky. Baugh. Blanche Olive (Soph.) Eubank, Ky. Baugh, Henry M. (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Baumgardner, Bessie (Junior) Middlesboro, Ky. Beatty, Moore (Fresh.) Marydell, Ky. Beckley, Sam Combs (Senior) Shelby ville, Ky. Becknell. William Edward (Soph.) Boone- ville, Ky. Begley, Anson (Fresh.) Ingram. Ky. Begley, Glenna Mae (Junior) Middlesboro, Ky. Belcher, Lucy Forrest (Senior) Corbin, Ky. Bell, Clarence Lee (Fresh.) Louisville, Ky. Bell, Edna Fay (Fresh.) Vicco, Ky. Bell, Lawrence Wendell (Soph.) Barrier, Ky. Bell. Roy J.. Jr. (Unclassified) Louisville, Ky. Bellamy, Robert Manley (Fresh.) Zelda, Ky. Bennett, William Ellsworth (Fresh.) Covington, Ky. Bentley, Charles Jackson (Unclassified) Mt. Olivet, Ky. Benton, Burgin L. (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Benton, Esther Nelmo (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Benton, Jessie Mae (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Benton, Leonard Allen (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Benton, Margaret (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Benton, Morman Earl (Junior) Irvine, Ky. Berlapp, Carola Johanna (Fresh.) Stanford. Ky. Bcrtholt, Hester Frodge (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Bertram, Verda Hazel, (Soph.) Windy, Ky. Biddle, Dorothy May (Soph.) Georgetown, Ky. Bingham, Luther Bolden (Fresh.) Pineville, Ky. Bingham, Oval Geneva (Soph.) Prestonsburg. Ky. But, Beatrice C. (Junior) Pulaski, Ky. Bishop, Flossie Allen, (Special) Trixie, Ky. Bishop, Roy (Soph.) Conkling, Ky. Black, Anna Bales (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Black, Beulah (Soph.) Livingston, Ky. Black. Edward (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Black, Frank Bush (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. One Hundred Fifty-four DIRECTORY Blackard, Samuel E. (Soph.) Versailles, Ky. Blair, Elmer (Fresh.) Whitesburg, Ky. Blair, Lindsay D. (Soph.) Garrard, Ky. Blair, Ruby (Soph.) McKee, Ky. Blakeman, Mary Ramsey (Soph.) Lancaster, Ky. Bogie, Eleanor (Fresh.) Mr. Sterling, Ky. Bogie, Pauline (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Bogle, Willie Rosine (Soph.) Somerset, Ky. Bohn, Virginia Anne (Fresh.) Newport, Ky. Bond, Lucille Leslie (Junior) Catlettsburg, Ky. Bond, Wilma Lovetta (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Boneta, Eulogia Carlota (Soph.) Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico Botkin, Clyde Neatherly (Soph.) Paint Lick, Ky. Bowen, Pauline Mildred (Fresh.) Harrods- burg, Ky. Bowling, Grace Morris (Soph.) Bowlingtown, Ky. Bowling, Walter Abner (Junior) Bowling- town, Ky. Bowman, Goldie Eugenia (Soph.) Peoples, Ky. Bowman, Kermit C. (Soph.) Welchburg. Ky. Bowman, Oman Rhoda (Junior) Welchburg, Ky. Bracht, Maxine Dorothy (Soph.) Crittenden, Ky. Bradley, J. Gay (Senior) Yatesville, Ky. Brandenburg, Algin (Fresh.) Millers Creek, Ky. Brandenburg, Dudley (Senior) Fixier, Ky. Brandenburg, Earl (Soph.) Millers Creek, Ky. Brandenburg, Inez (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Brandenburg, Lou Anna (Fresh.) College Hill. Ky. Brandenburg, Verda Mae (Junior) St. Helens, Ky. Brashear, Nora (Soph.) Irvine, Ky. Brashear, Mrs. Virgie (Special) Irvine, Ky. Brashear, Virginia Lee (Soph.) Berea, Ky. Bray, Arroma (Soph.) Humphrey, Ky. Bray, Clifford Jean (Fresh.) Humphrey, Ky. Brewer, George W. (Junior) Stanton, Ky. Brewer. Kermie Nicholas (Fresh.) Travelers Rest, Ky. Brittain, Washington Earl (Soph.) Clarence, Ky. Brock, Lawrence Otto (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Brock, Willie Gladys (Fresh.) Pineville, Ky. Brockman, Ethel (Special) Sand Gap, Ky. Brothers, Neal Thomas (Fresh.) Wilhsburg, Ky. Broughton, Daisy (Senior) Pineville, Ky. Broughton. Margaret Helen (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Brown, Belvia (Fresh.) Eolia, Ky. Brown, Edgar L. (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Brown, Effie DeEster (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Brown, Mabel Marie (Fresh.) Eubank, Ky. Brown, Ruth Blackwell (Soph.) Witt Springs, Ky. Brown, Stevie Thompson (Junior) Richmond. Ky. Broyles, Lois Madeline (Junior) Emlyn, Ky. Brumback, Charles E. (Junior) Tyner, Ky. Bruner, Gladys Snyder Mrs. (Junior) Lan- caster, Ky. Bryant, Christine Maude (Soph.) Sumner, Ky. Bryant, James T. (Junior) McKinney, Ky. Bryant, Louise Davis (Junior) Sumner, Ky. Bryant, Robert Elmer (Fresh.) Sumner, Ky. Bullock, Edna K. (Junior) Pittsburg. Ky. Bullock, Victor H. (Soph.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Burke, Emmanuel (Junior) Liomilli, Ky. Burkett, Mollie P. Mrs. (Soph.) Liberty, Ky. Burkett, Orville H. (Soph.) Nancy, Ky. Burnam, Curtis F. (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Burns, Lillie Maud (Soph.) Lexington, Ky. Burton, Charles Calvin (Soph.) Blaine, Ky. Burton, Nell Jacqueline (Soph.) Stacy Fork, Ky. Butler, Raymond (Fresh.) Blaine, Ky. Byrd. Bessie (Fresh.) Loyall, Ky. Byrd. Thelma (Soph.) Loyall, Ky. Cable, Mildred T. (Fresh.) Fincastle, Ky. Caldwell, James F. (Fresh.) Loyall, Ky. Callebs, Agnes (Senior) Lancaster, Ky. Calhhan, Orpha Mrs. (Junior) Irvine, Ky. Camic, Julia (Fresh.) Bondville, Ky. Cammack, Owen (Senior) Owenton, Ky. Campbell, Daniel E. (Soph.) Booneville, Ky. Campbell, Edith R. (Junior) Booneville, Ky. Campbell, Katherine (Soph.) Hustonville, Ky. Carnes, Dorothy Dean (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Carpenter, J. B. (Senior) Waddy, Ky. Carr, Ruth (Fresh.) Panola. Ky. Carrier, Roberta (Fresh.) Yosemite, Ky. Carson, Edna V. (Senior) Gatliff, Ky. Carson, Georgia Lee (Junior) Wilmore, Ky. Carter, Hazel Ellen (Junior) Stone. Ky. Carter, Hazel Lois (Fresh.) Moreland, Ky. Casada, Ora Elizabeth (Soph.) Pulaski, Ky. Casey, Mary Elizabeth (Junior) Loyall. Ky. Casey, Walker Burnam (Fresh.) Lancaster, Ky. Cass, Inez Margaret (Fresh.) Brodhead, Ky. Casteel, Mane Medlock (Fresh.) Annville, Ky. Cates, Ethel (Fresh.) Edenton, Ky. Catlett, Madeline (Soph.) Lawrenceburg, Ky. Caudill, Dan F. (Soph.) Brock, Ky. Caudill, Ruby (Fresh.) Farler, Ky. Caudill, Samuel E. (Junior) Stambaugh, Ky. Caudill, Vennie (Soph.) Russell, Ky. Caywood, Gano Dudley (Soph.) Versailles, Ky. Caywood, Helen F. (Soph.) Booneville, Ky. Cecil, Mane Gertrude (Soph.) Hardburly, Ky. Chambers, Daisy (Senior) Baptist, Ky. Champion, Florence (Soph.) Salvisa, Ky. Chapman, Juanita (Soph.) Zion Station, Ky. Chasteen, Grace Elnore (Senior) Lancaster. Ky. Chasteen, William Herman (Soph.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Chenault, Harvey (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Childers, James Gloyd (Junior) Jackson, Ky. Childs, Russell McKee (Fresh.) Falmouth, Ky. M I L E S T O N One Hundred Fifty-five DIRECTORY M L Chinn, Harry Clinton (Fresh.) Dover, Ky. Clark, Beulah Elizabeth (Fresh.) Corbin, Ky. Clark, Darwin (Soph.) Greenwood, Ky. Clark, George Rogers (Soph.) Whitley City, Ky. Clark. Letha (Junior) Auxier, Ky. Clark, Lola Kathryn (Junior) Paint Lick, Ky. Clark, Mary Lois (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Clark, William Vernon (Fresh.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Claypoole, John (Fresh.) Mt. Olivet, Ky. Clore, Harold Kelly (Soph.) Burlington, Ky. Cobb, Anna Margaret (Soph.) Owenton, Ky. Cocanougher, Frances (Fresh.) Danville, Ky. Coffey, Arvol Lester (Soph.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Coker, Opal (Fresh.) Waynesburg, Ky. Cole, Roy Lee (Soph.) Lower Buffalo, Ky. Coleman, James Albert (Junior) Millard, Ky. Colley, Lois (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Collins, Elizabeth Bennett (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Collins, Estelle (Senior) Berea, Ky. Collins, James Richman (Junior) Maysville, Ky. Collins, Mary Ann (Fresh.) Richmond, Kv. Collins, William Joe (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Combs, Goldie Evelyn (Soph.) Napfor, Ky. Combs, Haden (Soph.) Ricetown, Ky. Combs, Lillian (Fresh.) East Point, Ky. Combs, Ruth Brown (Soph.) Berea, Ky. Congleton, Ed. (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Conglcton. J. Barbara (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Conley, Ruby C. (Fresh.) Cliff, Ky. Cook, Robert Neil (Fresh.) Berea, Ky. Cook, Sherman Martin (Fresh.) Green Hall, Ky. Cook, Thelma (Fresh.) Herd, Ky. Cooper, Clifford (Junior) Ansel, Ky. Cooper, Mattie (Fresh.) Jellico, Tenn. Cooper, Myrtle (Soph.) Ansel, Kv. Cordell, Ittylene V. L. Mrs. (Junior) Burn- side, Ky. Cordell, Noble Lewis (Soph.) Burnside, Ky. Cornelius, Ada Belle (Soph.) Mershon. Ky. Cornett, Hylda Payne (Fresh.) Berea, Ky. Cornett, I. S. (Soph.) LaRue, Ky. Cornett, Mary Ann (Junior) Booneville, Ky. Cornett, Mike Hurst (Junior) Booneville, Ky. Cornett, Stella Fields (Soph.) Slemp, Ky. Cornn, Luther W. (Fresh.) Corbin, Ky. Corum, Lewis (Junior) Corbin, Ky. Cosby, John Floyd (Junior) Red House, Ky. Cotton, Iris Jean (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Cotton, James (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Covington. Nancy Cunningham (Soph.) Rich- mond, Ky. Cox, Albert Bond (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Cox, Lillian M. (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Cox, Mary Emily (Fresh.) Crystal, Ky. Cox, Mary Rice (Fresh.) Rice Station, Ky. Cox, Nannie Lou (Junior) Rice Station, Ky. Coyer, Mary (Junior) Prestonsburg, Ky. Coyle, Alvis Newton (Junior) Foxtown, Ky. Coyle, Elmer Allen (Fresh.) Foxtown, Ky. Craft, Hettie (Fresh.) Millstone, Ky. Craig, Madge Helena (Fresh.) Rockhold, Ky. Craig, Margaret E. (Soph.) Ghent, Ky. Craig, Virginia Bell (Fresh.) Frankfort, Ky. Creech, Grant Smith (Fresh) Cumberland, Ky. Creech, Lucinda (Fresh.) Loyall, Ky. Creech, Nancy Ann (Soph.) Bledsoe, Ky. Creech, Ray (Soph.) Cumberland, Ky. Creech, Robert Morris (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Cress, Oliver (Junior) Benge, Ky. Crews, Dorothy C. (Junior) Shelbyville, Ky. Crews, Georgetta (Fresh.) Lancaster, Ky. Croley, Orena (Junior) Alva, Ky. Cross, Alfred Edwin (Senior) Junction City, Ky. Cross, Chester A. (Senior) Junction City, Ky. Culton, Mary Bess, (Soph.) Corbin, Ky. Cummins, Jack Waddell (Fresh.) Pikeville, Ky. Cundiff, Carlie Thos. (Junior) Primrose, Ky. Cundiff, Kathryn (Junior) Irvine, Ky. Cundiff, Marke (Fresh.) Somerset, Ky. Cundiff, Morton Atherton (Soph.) Somerset, K y-. Cunningham, Elmer Win ate (Soph.) Switzer, Ky. Curtis, Anna Dean (Fresh.) Mt. Sterling, Ky. Cuzick, Mary Frances (Junior) Richmond, Ky. D Dalton, Delmar J. (Soph.) Powersburg, Ky. Dalton, Oakley Dulen (Soph.) Powersburg, Ky. Damron, Mrs. G. D. (Soph.) Shop Branch, Ky. Damron, Hubert V. (Soph.) Virgie, Ky. Daugherty, Leonard (Soph.) Freeburn, Ky. Daugherty, Shoff (Junior) Monticello, Ky. Davidson, Estill (Fresh.) Annville, Ky. Davidson, Oscoe (Special) Ingram, Ky. Davis, Barbara S. Mrs. (Junior) Frazer, Ky. Davis, Homer C. (Junior) Ezel, Ky. Kenneth (Soph.) Frazer, Ky. Mary Lou (Soph.) Williamsburg, Ky. Vernon Taylor (Soph.) Paint Lick, Davis, Davis, Davis. Ky. Davidson, Cora (Fresh.) Brutus, Ky. Dean, Sara I., (Junior) Marion, Ky. Deaton, John (Senior) Altro, Ky. Deaton, Mrs. Maurine P. (Senior) Altro, Ky. Deaton, Oscar Amos (Senior) Dalesburg, Ky. Deaton, Tom (Senior) Altro, Ky. Dejarnette, Hattie (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. DeLong, Ova O. (Soph.) Matthew, Ky. DeMoisey, Paul Barry (Soph.) Walton, Ky. Dempsey, Alice Corinne (Fresh.) Warfield, Ky. Denham, Dorothy Lee (Soph.) Rice Station, Ky. Denny, Beatrice (Soph.) Monticello, Ky. Denny, Elsie (Junior) Monticello, Ky. Denny, Flossie Elizabeth (Soph.) Bronston, Ky. Denny, Lillian (Junior) Elihu, Ky. Denny, Mary Eleanor (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. DeVore, Robert Evans (Soph.) Sanders, Ky. Dicken, Mervin C. (Fresh.) California, Ky. One Hundred Fifty-six DIRECTORY Dingus, William James (Fresh.) Prestonsburg. Ky. Dii widdie. Martha Ray (Soph.) Junction City, Ky. Diseker, Doris Emalene (Soph.) Rockhold. Ky. Dishon, Leona (Soph.) Crab Orchard. Ky. Disney, Ruth E. (Junior) Corbin. Ky. Dixon, Pearlleen (Soph.) Charley, Ky. Dixon, Roxie Mclntyre (Senior) London, Ky. Dobbs, Arnold Theo. (Soph.) Sloans Valley, Ky. Dobbs, Delia Meece (Special) Sloans alley. Ky. Dobbs. Harold Wesley (Soph.) Sloans alley. Ky. Dobson, Edgar (Senior) Pigeonroost, Ky. Dobson, One (Junior) Pigeonroost, Ky. Dolen, Shirley Opal (Fresh.) Monticello, Ky. Doolin, La Verne (Soph.) Bryantsville, Ky. Dorris, Donald Hought (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Dorris, Mary (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Dorsey, Harold Winston (Fresh.) Shelbyville, Ky. Dotson, Mae (Soph.) Stone. Ky. Douglas, Delbert Floyd (Soph.) Middlesburg. Ky. Douglas, Elbert (Junior) Williamsburg, Ky. Douglas, Herman Brown (Fresh.) Bellevue, Ky. Douglas, Orville Elwood (Fresh.) Ashland, Ky. Dowden, Mrs. Pearl M. (Soph.) Berea, Ky. Drake, James Harry (Senior) Louisville. Ky. Drake, Minnie Carolyn (Fresh.) Bloomfield. Ky. Drury, Robert Datis (Fresh.) Wilhsbury, Ky. Dudderar, Janet (Junior) Stanford, Ky. Dudderar, Kathleen (Soph.) Stanford, Ky. Dugger, Estill Logan (Fresh.) Loyall. Kv. Dunavent, Thelma (Fresh.) Owenton, Ky. Duncan, Edward Douglas (Soph.) Mill Springs, Ky. Dungan, Elizabeth Jane (Fresh.) Pulaski, Ky. Dunigan, Beulah (Soph.) Mildred, Ky. Durham, J. Chester (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Dutton, Gertrude (Soph.) Somerset. Ky. Dyer, Bennie (Senior) Leburn, Ky. Dyer, Joseph E. (Junior) Prestonsburg. Ky. Eades, Frankie McDonald (Junior) Red House. Ky. Ecton, Mrs. Walter I. (Senior) Winchester. Ky. Edmunds, Agnes Alice (Fresh.) Bristow, Ky. Edmunds, Evelyn Jeanette (Fresh.) Bristow. Ky. Edwards, Anna French (Fresh.) Corbin, Ky. Edwards, Garven Kenneth (Senior) Harrods- burg, Ky. Edwards, Mary Turpin (Special) Corbin, Ky. Edwards, Stephen Cook (Fresh.) Richmond. Ky. Eifert. Elizabeth Katherine (Fresh.) Covington, Ky. Elam. Jeanette Rose (Fresh.) Pineville, Ky. Elliott, Edith (Junior) Rice Station, Ky. Elliott, Elmer Austin (Soph.) Humphrey, Ky. Elliott, Evelyn Mildred (Fresh.) Rice Station, Ky. Ellis. John Henry (Special) Bledsoe. Ky. Ellison, Herbert (Junior) Myra. Ky. Ellison, John W. (Fresh.) Corbin. Ky. Elmore, Elizabeth E. (Senior) Richmond. Ky. Emmons, Minna Christine (Fresh.) Tolles- boro, Ky. Engle, Mattie Lee (Fresh.) Berca, Ky. Englc. Walter Robert (Soph.) Berea, Ky. Estes, Flostena (Soph.) Science Hill, Ky. Estndge, Lorene (Fresh.) Stanford, Ky. Estndge, Nannie A. (Senior) Stanford, Ky. Eubank. Clifford Joseph (Fresh.) Covington, Evans, George Waller (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Evans, Gladys (Junior) Richmond. Ky. Everting. Harold Elsworth (Fresh.) Ashland. Kv. Fain. Oscar Vernon (Soph.) Pine Hill, Ky. Fairchild, Nell (Senior) Monticello, Ky. Farmer, Alice Sparks (Soph.) McKee. Ky. Farmer. Luther C. (Junior) McKee, Ky. Farris, Charles Leon (Fresh.) Corbin, Ky. Farris, Jacob Thomas (Junior) Richmond. Ky. Farris, Mary Kate (Junior) Raywick. Ky. Faulkner. Glen (Senior) Williamsburg, Ky. Feltner, E. Fern (Soph.) Cinda, Ky. Feltner, Lelia (Soph.) Cinda, Ky. Ferguson, Eulah Mae (Soph.) Mount Vernon. Ky. Ferguson, Geneva Fern (Fresh.) Mount Vernon, Ky. Fichlie, Paul E. (Fresh.) Covington, Ky. Fields, Alma Lucille (Soph.) Falmouth, Ky. Fields, Nora Lynn (Junior) Mount Vernon, Ky. Fields, Raymond (Soph.) Gander, Ky. Fife. Paul (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Fight, Eileen Frances (Fresh.) Covington. Ky. Fitzgerald, Walter Louis (Senior) Frankfort, Kv. Fitzpatnck. Robert Guy (Senior) Georgetown. Ky. Flannery, Moss W ' ayne (Junior) Herd, Ky. Flautz, Jeannette V. (Junior) Covington. Ky. Fleming, Mabel (Junior) Etty, Ky. Floyd, Ethel Virginia (Soph.) Somerset. Ky. Fogle, Helen Louise (Fresh.) Falmouth, Ky. Folmer, Kathryn (Fresh.) Independence, Ky. Forbes. Wallace Gnbben (Special) Richmond. Ky. Ford, Alice L. (Senior) Versailles, Ky. Forester, Vera (Fresh.) Harlan, Ky. Foster. Naomi (Fresh.) Russell. Ky. Fox, Belma Lee (Soph.) Chevrolet, Ky. Francis, Lottie Marie (Soph.) Leatherwood, Ky. Francis, Vesta (Soph.) Fincastle, Ky. M 1 L E S T O N One Hundred Fifty-seven DIRECTORY M I L E S T O N E Francisco, Lela Mae (Fresh.) Brodhead, Ky. Frith, Clarence Everett (Soph.) Brodhead, Ky. Frith. Lillian Christine (Fresh.) Brodhead, Ky. Fulkerson. Herman Wilhoit (Soph.) Grayson, Ky. Gabbard. Earnest L. (Fresh.) Sand Gap, Ky. Gabbard, Edith Mae (Fresh.) Booneville, Ky. Gabbard, Ellen (Soph.) Eberle, Ky. Gabbard, Elsie (Soph.) Cow Creek, Ky. Gabbard, Lorene Payne (Soph.) Bond, Ky. Gabbard, Mary Simpson E. (Special) Sand Gap, Ky. Gabbard, Wilson, Jr. (Soph.) Sebastian, Ky. Beulah Mae (Senior) Harrodsburg, Gabbert Ky. Gabbert. Gaffney Gaffney Gaither (Fresh.) Harrodsburg, Ky. Marietta (Fresh.) Crab Orchard, Ky. W. C. (Senior) Crab Orchard, Ky. Galloway, Annette (Fresh.) Richmond. Ky. Galloway, Jack (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Gambill, Johnny Emery (Junior) Datha, Ky. Gann, Roy James (Junior) Middlesboro, Ky. Gardiner, Helen Ruth (Soph.) Covington, Ky. Garrett, Norma Jean (Soph.) Richmond. Ky. Gault, Alice Clay (Soph.) Maysville, Ky. Gay, Lewis D. (Special) McKee, Ky. Gay, Vee (Soph.) McKee, Ky. Gentry, Margarette Ann (Fresh.) Middles- boro, Ky. German, Ruth (Junior) Bellevue, Ky. Gibson, Frederick Wm. (Fresh.) Booneville, Ky. Gibson, Hugh Renfro (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Gilbert, Russell (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Gilbert, William C. (Fresh.) Black Water, Ky. Giles, Lillie Mae (Fresh.) Harlan, Ky. Gill, Sarah Jane (Fresh.) Monterey, Kv. Gilliam, Ada Gray (Senior) Corbin, Ky. Gilly, Joe Garland, (Soph.) Harlan, Ky. Gilreath, John W. (Soph.) Whitlev City, Ky. Ginter, Virginia (Soph.) Irvine, Ky. Glasscock, Madelyn (Soph.) Gravel Switch, Ky. Glasscock, Virginia (Soph.) Penick, Ky. Goatley, Pauline (Senior) Springfield, Ky. Goble, Naomi (Soph.) Prestonsburg, Ky. Goble, Ted (Fresh.) Auxier, Ky. Gooch, Mrs. Chester (Fresh.) Lancaster, Ky. Goodin, Ernest (Soph.) Tinsley, Ky. Goodlet, H. Lloyd (Junior) Burgin, Ky. Goodlet, Virginia Moore (Junior) Lawrence- burg, Ky. Goodman, Mrs. Isabelle Warren (Fresh) Stanford, Ky. Goodrich, Sarah F. (Junior) Frankfort, Ky. Gould, Mary Frances (Fresh.) Covington, Ky. Gould, Winnie (Fresh.) West Irvine, Ky. Gover, Fenimore Thurman (Fresh.) Luretha, Ky. Gragg, Susan Lydia (Soph.) Pineville. Ky. Graham, George Ann (Fresh.) Cherokee, Ky. Graham, Harold (Fresh.) Crescent Springs, Ky. Graham, Royal Dunraven (Soph.) Harrods- burg, Ky. Grant, Helen Elizabeth (Fresh.) Burlington, Ky. Gray, Martha (Soph.) Cynthiana, Ky. Green, Alpha J. (Soph.) Booneville, Ky. Green, Elizabeth (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Greene, Susan Russell (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Greenwell, Richard Irvin (Junior) Shelby- ville, Ky. Gregory, James Lillard (Soph.) Sinia, Ky. Gregory, Joyce Edyth (Senior) Stamping Ground, Ky. Gregory, Mel Hyatt (Fresh.) Sinia, Ky. Griffey, William (Soph.) Williamsburg, Ky. Griffin, Elsie Lee (Senior) Mount Vernon, Ky. Griffin, Mossie (Junior) Irvine, Ky. Gritton, Naomi Norton (Fresh.) Harrodsburg, Ky. Gross, Grace (Fresh.) Harlan, Ky. Grow, Edna Scott (Senior) Bourne, Ky. Guy, Florene (Senior) Mt. Sterling, Ky. H Hacker, Delona (Fresh.) Oneida, Ky. Hacker. Hugh (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Hacker, Millard .(Soph.) Fall Rock, Ky. Haddix, Edith Jean (Fresh.) Richmond. Ky. Hagan, Marian (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Hagan, Ohna Lee (Junior) Richmond, Kv. Halcomb, J. W. (Fresh.) Burgin, Ky. Hale, Little Cora (Senior) Cody, Ky. Hale, Mary Frances (Fresh.) Stone, Ky. Hales, Donald Lejohn (Junior) Jackson, Ky. Haley, Mrs. Elizabeth Reed (Fresh.) Simp- sonville, Ky. Hall, A. D. (Soph.) Manchester, Ky. Hall, Carlos P. (Fresh.) Lower Buffalo, Ky. Hall, C. Noel (Soph.) Somerset, Ky. Hall. Emaline (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Hall, Stella (Soph.) Fusonia, Ky. Hamblin, James Anderson (Junior) Dun- raven, Ky. Hamilton, Martha (Senior) Mt. Sterling, Ky. Hamilton, Mayme Stouffer (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Hamilton. Verle (Junior) Stamping Ground, Ky. Hamilton, William Clifton (Fresh.) Mt. Sterl- ing, Ky. Hamm, Ruby Golden (Soph.) Bryantsville, Ky. Hammack, Mary Elizabeth (Junior) Paint Lick, Ky. Hammonds, Velma Seals (Soph.) Lancaster, Ky. Hammons, Palestine (Fresh.) Corbin, Ky. Hancock, Mildred (Senior) Owenton, Ky. Hanna, Frances Louise (Junior) Shelbyville, Ky. Hardin, T. J., Jr. (Soph.) Inez, Ky. Harmon, Addie (Soph.) Youngs Creek, Ky. Harris, Annie Alice (Senior) West Prestons- burg, Ky. One Hundred Fifty-eight DIRECTORY Harris, Henry Murray (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Harrison, Minnie Frances (Fresh.) Maysville, Ky. Harrod, Austin S. (Soph.) Bagdad, Ky. Hash, Jean Elisabeth (Junior) Pineville, Ky. Hastie, Ella Ray (Junior) Mt. Sterling, Ky. Hastic. Ida Mae (Soph.) Mt. Sterling Ky. Hatter, Delhert (Soph.) Humphrey, Ky. Hayes, Cynthia Alza (Soph.) Conway, Ky. Haves, Reba Poore Mrs. (Soph.) Middlesboro, Ky. Hays, Anna Lee (Soph.) Chilton, Ky. Hays, Christine Frances (Junior) McKee, Ky. Hays, Lydia Ann (Fresh.) Springfield, Ky. Hays, Ruth B. (Junior) Springfield, Ky. Heare, Alva Taylor (Fresh.) Berea, Ky. Heare, James Thomas (Fresh.) Berea, Ky. Heather, Dimple (Junior) Irvine, Ky. Hedges, Joe (Soph.) Georgetown, Ky. Helton, Joe (Soph.) Ricetown, Ky. Henage, Georgia Frances (Junior) Corinth, Ky. Henderson, Cecil Williams (Fresh.) Paint Lick, Ky. Henderson, Earl T. (Senior) Bethlehem. Ky. Henderson, Rubye (Soph.) South Irvine, Ky. Henderson, Grace Ann (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Hendren, Jane Olive (Soph.) Kirksville, Ky. Hendren, Pearl Deaver (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Hendnckson, Horace W. (Junior) Lancaster, Ky. Hennesser, Joe (Soph.) Augusta, Ky. Henry, Bessie E. (Junior) North Middletown, k y : Henry, Inez Elizabeth (Junior) Sadieville, Ky. Henry, Maud (Soph.) Irvine, Ky. Henry, Paul Elmore (Soph.) Lancaster, Ky. Hensley, Blanche Mrs. (Soph.) Stone Coal, Ky. Hensley, Edith West (Soph.) Sibert, Ky. Hensley, Moses (Soph.) Stone Coal, Ky. Hensley, Roy M. (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Hensley, W. C. (Soph.) Estill, Ky. Hensley, Zella Smith (Junior) Estill, Ky. Herbst, Miriam (Senior) Ashland, Ky. Herd, Opha (Junior) Loyall, Ky. Hern, Ruth Helen (Soph.) Greenup, Ky. Herndon, T. Rankin (Fresh.) Berea, Ky. Herrell, Ruth (Senior) Middlesboro, Ky. Herren, Harry Kenneth (Fresh.) Corbin, Ky. Herren, Mabel E. (Junior) Bradfordsville, Ky. Herron, Shirley (Senior) Irvine, Ky. Hess, Emily Rogers (Senior) Ft. Thomas, Ky. Hesser, Edmond (Soph.) Newport, Ky. Hiatt, Jones Bennett (Soph.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Hicks, Nelljo (Fresh.) Owenton, Ky. Higgins, William (Soph.) Paint Lick, Ky. Hignite, Don Lewis (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Hignite, Hugh Lewis (Fresh.) Paint Lick, Ky. Hill, Don Wesley (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Hill, Ed. G. (Senior) Pineville, Ky. Hill, Frank (Junior) Germantown, Ky. Hill. Henry (Senior) Grove, Ky. Hill, Thelma Brown (Senior) Winchester, Ky. Hill, Wilma Evelyn (Soph.) Owenton, Ky. Hines, Arthur (Fresh.) Somerset, Ky. Hinkle, Allen Brooks (Senior) Sharpsburg, Ky. Hinkle, Mildred (Soph.) West Somerset, Ky. Hinkle. Woodrow W. (Soph.) Paris, Ky. Hogan, Evelyn Marie (Fresh.) Rush, Ky. Hogan, Herbert (Senior) Beattyville, Ky. Hogg, Shirley Lee (Fresh.) Blackey, Ky. Holbrook, Dale (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Holbrook, Elizabeth (Fresh.) Owenton, Ky. Holcomb, Darrell (Fresh.) Levi, Ky. Holcomb, Mary Kathenne (Soph.) Burgin, Ky. Holt, Mrs. Mary R. (Junior) Gray Hawk, Ky. Holton, Walter Tilghman (Fresh.) Trinity, Ky. Holtzclaw, Emma (Junior) Lancaster, Ky. Honchell, Frances (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Home, Charles A. (Senior) Harlan, Ky. Horton, Z. A. (Senior) Winchester, Ky. Hoskins, Icie (Soph.) Irvine, Ky. Hoskins, Lena C. (Fresh.) Crab Orchard, Ky. Howard, Denver Cornett (Senior) Harlan, Ky. Howard, Garrard (Soph.) Harlan, Ky. Howard, Marie (Fresh.) Saylor, Ky. Howard. Rice W. (Soph.) Wallins Creek, Ky. Howard, Stella (Soph.) Molus, Ky. Howard, Willia Lucille (Senior) East Point, Ky. Howell, Ehse Marie (Fresh.) Ashland, Ky. Howerton, Mildred (Soph.) Beattyville, Ky. Hubbard, Margaret Carolyn (Fresh.) Ashland, Ky. Hubbard, Nancy Mrs. (Fresh.) Berea, Ky. Hubble, Faunice (lunior) Eubank, Ky. Hubble. Louis (Soph.) Kirksville, Ky. Huff, Truman, (Fresh.) Harlan, Ky. Hughes, Anna Lee, (Fresh.) Maysville, Ky. Hughes, Edward Howell (Fresh.) Bowen, Ky. Hughes, Henry A. (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Hughes, Jack (Soph.) Frankfort, Ky. Hughes, Louise (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Hughes, Millie (Fresh.) West Prestonsburg, Ky. Hughes. Stella Anna (Fresh.) Crystal, Ky. Hugo, Caroline Blanche (Soph.) Bellevue, Ky. Hulett. Mary Elizabeth (Fresh.) Paint Lick, Ky. Humfleet, Vera Inez (Senior) Tuttle, Ky. Hungate, Virginia (Fresh.) Harrodsburg, Ky. Hurt. Evelyn (Soph.) Lancaster, Ky. Hutcheson, Peter Tomilson (Special) Owenton, Ky. Hutchins, Everett (Soph.) Paint Lick, Ky. I Ingels, Anna Fisher (Fresh.) Cynthiana. Ky. Ingels, Marv Katherine (Soph.) Cynthiana, Ky. Ingram, Herman (Soph.) South Irvine, Ky. Ingram, Merlie (Fresh.) High Knob, Ky. Irick, Gether (Junior) Osborn, Ky. Isaacs, James Harold (Junior) West Irvine, Ky. Jackson. Anna Mae (Senior) Beattyville. Ky. Jackson, Olga M. (Fresh.) Berea, Ky. v 1 L s T O N E One Hundred Fifty-nine DIRECTORY M I L E S T O N E Jackson, Viola (Soph.) Beattyville, Ky. Jarvis, Anida (Soph.) Four Mill, Ky. Jasper, Mrs. Philip T. (Junior) Mintonville, Ky. Jasper, Philip T. (Junior) Mintonville, Ky. Jenkins, Douglas Haig (Soph.) Million, Ky. Jenkins, Joe (Fresh.) New Boston, Ohio. Jett, Carmel Leon (Fresh.) Canyon Falls, Ky. Jody, Joe G. (Unclassified) Moans Creek, Ky. Johnson, Delsie M. (Soph.) Evarts, Ky. Johnson, Ella Margaret (Fresh.) Worthville, Ky. Johnson, Hasel Marie (Soph.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Johnson, Herman J. (Soph.) Moores Creek, Ky. Johnson, Jesse Wade (Fresh.) Rockhold, Ky. Johnson, Lucy Ramsey Mrs. (Soph.) McKee, Ky. Johnson, Mattie L. (Senior) Moores Creek, Ky. Johnson, Mildred (Soph.) Bedford, Ky. Johnson, Nora (Soph.) Williamsburg, Ky. Johnson, Ola Mae (Fresh.) Baxter, Ky. Johnston, Nelle (Junior) Annville, Ky. Johnston, Opal Ruth (Fresh.) Annville, Ky. Jones, Amy Elizabeth (Soph.) Bonty, Ky. Jones, Mrs. Deward (Soph.) Bernstadt, Ky. Jones, Dixie Wells (Senior) Dreyfus, Ky. Jones, Ena Lee (Fresh.) Mt. Olivet, Ky. Jones, Fred (Soph.) Elihu, Ky. Jones, George Edward (Fresh.) Morganfield, Ky. Jones, Luther C. (Senior) Disney, Ky. Jones, Sam P. (Special) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Jones, Thomas Herndon (Fresh.) Morganfield, Ky. Jones, Virginia (Soph.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Jones, Walter (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Jordon, Ines Mills (Soph.) Winchester, Ky. Judy, J. B. (Soph.) Monterey, Ky. K Kalh, Mary Kathryn (Soph.) Brooksvillc, Ky. Kalb, Naomi Margaret (Soph.) Brooksville, Ky. Karrick, Gladys Irene (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Kash, Raymond B. (Soph.) St. Helens, Ky. Keen, Doak Juanita (Junior) Dryhill, Ky. Kelley, Mrs. Erne (Soph.) Gray Hawk, Ky. Kelly, Elisabeth (Fresh.) Paint Lick, Ky. Kelly, Leota Jenne (Fresh.) Harlan, Ky. Kelly, Virgie McKnight (Soph.) Crystal, Ky. Kelsay, Mildred Sarah (Fresh.) Woodbine, Ky. Kemper, Mable (Soph.) Jonesville, Ky. Kendall, Louise (Soph.) Elizaville, Ky. Kennedy, Mary (Soph.) Stanford, Ky. Kibler, Ida (Unclassified) London, Ky. Kidwcll, Mary Anna (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Killcn, John Richard (Fresh.) New Boston, Ohio Kimbler, Sally Eleanor (Junior) Meta, Ky. Kincaid, Beuiah Grace (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Kincaid, Josephine (Senior) Paris, Ky. Kincaid, Lycurgus (Fresh.) Fincastle, Ky. King, Lester Howard (Fresh.) Whitley City, Ky. King, Roy (Fresh.) Annville, Ky. Kirby, Marjorie Louise (Fresh.) Corbin Kirkland, Kelly (Junior) Gravel Switch Kiser, Helen B. (Soph.) Covington, Ky Kozee, Ercel (Soph.) Johns Run, Ky. Krick, Grace Louise (Fresh.) Richmond, Krueger, Marie (Junior) Mt. Vernon, Ky Ky. Ky. Ky. Lacey, R. D. (Fresh.) Harlan, Ky. Lainhart, Edwin Tad (Fresh.) McKee, Ky. Lainhart, Elsie Mae (Soph.) McKee, Ky. Lambdin, Gillis James (Unclassified) Emlyn, Ky. Land, Sarah Turpin (Junior) Cynthiana, Ky. Langdon, Letty L. (Fresh.) Manchester, Ky. Langford, Gladys G. (Unclassified) Somerset, Ky. Lanham, Oakley E. (Junior) McKinney, Ky. Lanter, Howard Dawson (Fresh.) Dry Ridge, Ky. Larkin, Louise (Senior) Paris, Ky. Laswell, Maureen (Fresh.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Laswell, Nancy Treva (Fresh.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Lawrence, Delia Mae (Special) Stanford, Ky. Lawton, Lucille (Fresh.) Bellevue, Ky. Lay, Ermal Wilson (Special) Richmond, Ky. Laycock, James Charles (Senior) Harlan, Ky. Leach, Orville (Fresh.) Kings Mt., Ky. Lee, Cleda R. (Soph.) Tyner, Ky. Lee, Henry (Junior) Campbellsburg, Ky. Lee, Norman (Fresh.) Maysville, Ky. Lemasters, Edith (Soph.) Riceville, Ky. Lester, Virginia Anna (Fresh.) Junction City, Ky. Lewis, Hays (Fresh.) Yeaddiss, Ky. Lewis, Herbert B. (Senior) Eldridge, Ky. Lewis, Jack (Fresh.) Cardinal, Ky. Lewis, Lelia Merritt (Fresh.) Lebanon, Ky. Lewis, Violet (Soph.) Dallis, N. C. Ligon, Pauline Belle (Soph.) Owenton, Ky. Linley, Maude Louise (Soph.) Cynthiana, Ky. Little, William (Senior) McWhorter, Ky. Littrell, Madge Idell (Junior) Winchester, Ky. Lloyd, Emanuel Russell (Soph.) Brouston, Ky. Locke, Lester Keith (Soph.) Kettle Island, Ky. Locke, Reed M. (Fresh.) Kettle Island, Ky. Long, Clyde Farnum (Soph.) Million, Ky. Long, Greene B. (Unclassified) Shelbyville, Ky. Long, Joseph Walter (Special) Wallins Creek, Ky. Long, Nancye Evelyn (Fresh.) Shelbyville, Ky. Long, Raymond Boyd (Senior) Russellville, Ky. Long, Rose Howard (Special) Wallins Creek, Ky. Long, Virginia L. (Tunior) Irvine, Ky. Long, Walton H. (Soph.) Wallins Creek, Ky. Loudermilk, Myrtle Virginia (Unclassified) Jellico Creek, Ky. Lovitt, Lee (Soph.) Pleasantview, Ky. Lovett, Raymond (Junior) Bon Jellico, Ky. Lowe, Margaret Moreland (Fresh.) Paris, Ky. Lowe, Thelma (Soph.) Paris, Ky. Lucas, Charlie (Soph.) Primrose, Ky. One Hundred Sixty DIRECTORY Ludwick, Thomas Mortell (Junior) Jefferson- town, Ky. Lundngan, Mellie (Junior) Brooksville, Ky. Lusk, Nettie (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Lynch, Ruth (Fresh.) Earnestville, Ky. Lykins, Benjamin (Soph.) Bethanna, Ky. M McAllister, Mary Elisabeth (Senior) Columbia. Ky. McAninch, Marguerite (Junior) Middleburg, Ky. McBee, Martha (Fresh.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. McCauley, Marie Allen (Fresh.) Cynthiana, Ky. McClure, Clannda Helen (Senior) West Liberty, Ky. McConnell, J. Edgar (Fresh.) Forks of Elk- horn, Ky. McConnell, William (Junior) Mount Olivet, Ky. McCord, Harry (Junior) Richmond, Ky. McCord, Jack (Junior) Richmond, Ky. McCawan, Lou Elizabeth (Unclassified) Victory, Ky. McCulley, Sylvia Rose (Unclassified) Lan- caster, Ky. McDaniel, Bertie Mrs. (Unclassified) Oakley, Ky. McDaniel, Clarence (Soph.) London, Ky. McDaniel, Charles (Soph.) Victory, Ky. McDaniel, Curtis (Junior) Oakley, Ky. McDaniel, Lena Mae (Junior) Victory, Ky. McDaniel, Mabel Dotson (Unclassified) London, Ky. McDaniel, Edith Mildred (Soph.) Eubank, Ky. McDowell, Clemont (Fresh.) West Irvine, Ky. McGinnis. Garnet Louise (Fresh.) Ashland, Ky. McGinnis, Paul Sanders (Soph.) Louisville, Ky. McHargue. Edna Lillian (Junior) Pine Hill, Ky. Mcllvaine, Alex Gentry (Fresh.) Flemings- burg, Ky. Mcllvaine, Elisabeth Reed (Junior) Richmond Ky. Mcintosh, Hubert (Junior) Major, Ky. Mclntyre, Chester Arthur (Unclassified) Fusonia, Ky. MeKamcy, Helena Jones (Junior) Saxton, Ky. McKee, Willis P. (Junior) Bondville, Ky. McKinney, Edith Russell (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. McLaughlin, Billy Edwin (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. McLemore, Lelia (Junior) Ravenna, Ky. McManis, Allen Levi (Soph.) Carrollton, Ky. McNeill, Rosa (Fresh.) Covington, Ky. McWhorter, Oliver Perry (Fresh.) East Bernstadt, Ky. McWhorter, W. Marvin (Soph.) East Bernstadt, Ky. Macht, William Leroy (Fresh.) Bellevue, Ky. Magee, John Samuel (Unclassified) Crab Orchard, Ky. Maggard, Coy (Junior) Cinda, Ky. Maggard, Mrs. .Edna (Special) Southdown, Ky. Maggard, Maude Thomas (Junior) Cinda, Ky. Maggard, Print (Special) Southdown, Ky. Mahaffey, Mrs. Leatha Botner (Unclassified) Travelers Rest, Ky. Mains, Ava Lou (Fresh.) Falmouth, Ky. Mamous, Bessie H. (Soph.) Conkling, Ky. Marcum, Mable B. (Fresh.) Somerset, Ky. Margittay, Anne Marie (Special) Richmond, Ky. Martin, Elisabeth (Fresh.) Midway, Ky. Martin, George Edward (Soph.) Covington, Ky. Martin, Lydia Catherine (Senior) Waddy, Ky. Martin, Prentice (Soph.) Lawrenceburg, Ky. Martin, Ruby Frances (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Martin, William Aris (Fresh.) Piqua, Ky. Masden, Ruby Claire (Soph.) Shepherdsville, Ky. Mason, Fred (Fresh.) Ricetown, Ky. Mason, Robert H. (Junior) Owenton, Ky. Mason, Sarah (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Masters, Norma Katherine (Junior) Irvine, Ky. Matherlv, Mildred Juanita (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Matthews, Elizabeth Mary (Junior) Critten- den, Ky. Mauney, Beulah (Senior) Corbin, Ky. Maurer, Ralph (Soph.) Burlington, Ky. Mavity, Robert W. (Soph.) Covington, Ky. May, Mrs. Eugene (Special) Richmond, Ky. May, Marvin Elza (Soph.) Eubank, Ky. May, Mousie Verna (Soph.) Winchester, Ky. Mays, Gladys Ethyl (Unclassified) Lombard, Ky. Mays, Thelma Louise (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Meadors, Harry Filmore (Fresh.) Shoopman, K ' - Meccia, Joseph Abram (Junior) Lynch, Ky. Meece, Thomas Cecil (Unclassified) Meece, Ky. Meece, Virgil S. (Fresh.) Somerset, Ky. Mercer, Ruby (Soph.) Eubanks, Ky. Metcalf, William (Soph.) Tyner, Ky. Meyers, Hilda Grace (Fresh.) Covington, Ky. Michelson, Donald (Junior) Springfield, Ky. Milbern, Joda C. (Soph.) McKinney, Ky. Miller, Allene (Soph.) Monticello, Ky. Miller, Edith Mae (Fresh.) South Irvine, Ky. Miller, Martha P. (Unclassified) East Bern- stadt, Ky. Miller, Mary Graham (Fresh.) Wickliffe, Ky. Miller, Voline (Fresh.) Verda, Ky. Miller, Warfield (Soph.) Richmond. Ky. Million, Dorris March (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Million, Evelyn (Fresh.) Million, Ky. Miniard, Arthur S. (Soph.) Delphia, Ky. Miniard. Margarette Piddle (Unclassified) Delphia, Ky. Mink, Elizabeth Ava (Special) Mt. Vernon, Ky. M I L E S T O N One Hundred Sixty-one DIRECTORY M I L E S T O N E Miracle, Katharine (Soph.) Pineville, Ky. Mitchell, Euclid (Soph.) Nancy, Ky. Mitchell, Frank (Fresh.) Paris, Ky. Mitchell, Jewel Dale (Soph.) Paint Lick, Ky. Mitchell, Nancy Elisabeth (Soph.) Middles- horo, Ky. Mitchell, Uriah (Senior) Nancy, Ky. Molsherger, Joe William (Fresh.) Ashland, Ky. Montgomery Laura (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Montjoy, Lucy Simms (Senior) Mt. Sterling, Ky. ' Montgomery, Manuel Clark (Senior) Arabia, Ky. Montgomery, Opal Erne (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Moody, Carlyle (Soph.) Kingston, Ky. Moore, Ada M. (Junior) Fillmore, Ky. Moore, Carl Edward (Fresh.) Frankfort, Ky. Moore, Dona Turner (Soph.) Olin, Ky. Moore, Edward James (Fresh.) Artemus, Ky. Moore, Eva Frances (Fresh.) Stay, Ky. Moore, Howard T. (Junior) Liberty, Ky. Moore, J. L. (Soph.) Harrodsburg, Ky. Moore, Jessie Belle (Soph.) Tollesboro, Ky. Moore, John Wright (Soph.) Falmouth, Ky. Moore, Lee (Soph.) Whitesburg, Ky. Moore, Nellie Spencer (Soph.) Beattyville, Ky. Moore, Pauline (Junior) Cow Creek, Ky. Moore, Verna Mildred (Unclassified) Olin, Ky. Moore, W. E. (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Moore, Mrs. W. J. (Unclassified) Richmond, Ky. Moores, Eugene Davis (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Moores, Jesse Turley (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Morgan, Bessie Mane (Soph.) Science Hill, Ky. Morgan, Fred W. (Fresh.) Yerkes, Ky. Morgan, Muriel M. (Fresh.) Yerkes, Ky. Morgan, Rose Lee (Soph.) Hoskinston, Ky. Morgan, Tad M. (Soph.) Busy, Ky. Morgan, Wiiliam Oscar (Junior) Paint Lick, Ky. Morns, Edith House (Soph.) McWhorter, Ky. Moss, Leo Estell (Soph.) Richmond, K y. Mullen. Betty Lee (Soph.) Middlesboro, Ky. Mullen, Harold Davis (Senior) Georgetown, Ky. Mullenix, Marie (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Mullens, Edna Mae (Special) Eubank, Ky. Mullins, Nora Caudill (Soph.) Campton, Ky. Murphy, Lloyd (Junior) Brodhead, Ky. Murphy, Thomas M. (Unclassified) Artemus, Ky. Murray, Ruth (Fresh.) Kerz, Ky. Muse, Jesse Ray (Fresh.) Luretha, Ky. Music, William Donald (Fresh.) Auxier, Ky. Myers, Mary Bethcr (Soph.) Willow, Ky. N Nash, Gordon Athol (Junior) Trinity, Ky. Neale, James Jones (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Neale, Margaret Dudley (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Neikirk, Mrs. Florence Higgins (Soph.) Pulaski, Ky. Neikirk, Lyle Morrison (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Neikirk, Wanda (Soph.) Somerset, Ky. Nevcls, Stella Elizabeth (Soph.) Greenwood, Ky. Newberry, Dorothy Lucille (Soph.) Fullerton, Ky. Newton, Delia Mae (Special) Station Camp, Ky. Ney, Marshall James (Junior) Fort Thomas, Ky. Nicholson. Kermit (Unclassified) Williams- burg, Ky. Noble, William M. (Unclassified) Jackson, Ky. Noe, Beulah Wynn (Sopn.) Paint Lick, Ky. Noe, George M. (Unclassified) Paint Lick, Ky. Noe, James Smith (Junior) Paint Lick, Ky. Noe, Joe (Fresh.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Noe, Mrs. Reba Proctor (Fresh.) Mount Vernon, Ky. Noel, Howard Bert (Soph.) Monterey, Ky. Noland, Virginia (Fresh.) South Irvine, Ky. O O ' Donncll, Margaret (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Ogden, Nell Elizabeth (Soph.) Carrollton, Ky. Ogden, James (Fresh.) Ludlow, Ky. O ' Hara, Irwin Guy (Fresh.) Covington, Ky. Oliver, Annie Laurie (Fresh.) Fincastle, Ky. Orme, Howard Myron (Fresh.) Mt. Olivet, Ky. Osborn, Scott Compton (Junior) Martin, Ky. Owens, Georgia (Special) Boone, Ky. Owens, Gladise Merle (Fresh.) Maysville, Ky. Owens, Hazel Ruth (Soph.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Owens, Virginia (Fresh.) Brodhead, Ky. Owens, William Harold (Fresh.) Somerset, Ky. Owens, William Hershel (Fresh.) Maysville, Ky. Packard, Ruth Vashti (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Padgett, Kate (Junior) Paris, Ky. Paff, Fred Louis (Fresh.) Henderson, Ky. Painter, Georgia (Soph.) Brodhead, Ky. Park, Neva Katherine (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Parker, Lillian Myrle (Fresh.) Alexandria, Ky. Parker, Raleigh Combs (Junior) Parrott, Ky. Parks, Margaret White (Soph.) Ravenna, Ky. Parks, Roscoe Frank (Unclassified) Williams- burg, Ky. Parrish, Virginia Norral (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Parsley, Alpha Jean Cornelius (Junior) Oak- ley, Ky. Parsley, Darrell Parsley (Soph.) Oakley, Ky. Parsons, Elmer Duff (Fresh.) Eolia, Ky. Parsons, Patricia (Senior) Eolia, Ky. Partin, Delbert Carson (Junior) Campbells- burg, Ky. Patrick, Emma Olive (Junior) Sumner, Ky. Patrick, Gladys Marie (Junior) Sumner, Ky. Patrick, Lincoln Wymer (Junior) Sumner, Ky. Patrick, Moda (Fresh.) Wrigley, Ky. One Hundred Sixty-two DIRECTORY Patterson, Hollis B. (Soph.) Hodgenville, Ky. Patton, Mary Ann (Senior) Taylorsville, Ky. Payne, Elizabeth Lisle (Fresh.) Shelbyville, Ky. Payne, Hazel (Fresh.) Bond, Ky. Payne, Homer C. (Soph.) College Hill, Kv. Pealey, Aha (Soph.) Wofford, Ky. Pendleton, Jesse Jackson (Fresh.) College Hill, Ky. Pennington, Cleo (Junior) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Pennington, Samuel Logan (Soph.) Johns Run, Kv. Perry, Georgia Myrtle (Soph.) Alton Station, Ky. Perry, Ruth Virginia (Special) Ludlow, Ky. Petrey, James Frank (Special) Jellico, Tenn. Phillips, Emmagene (Junior) Lawrencehurg, Ky. Pickett, Louise Broaddus (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Pierce, Lottie Leona (Soph.) Crestwood, Ky. Pille, Roy Frederick (Junior) Dayton, Ky. Pittman, Bess Elizabeth (Unclassified) Cain ' s Store, Ky. Pittman, Clifford Raymond (Fresh.) Rich- mond, Ky. Poindexter, Florabel (Soph.) Frankfort, Ky. Pointer, Delia Bernice (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Pointer, Bernie Leila (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Pollock, William Franklin (Fresh.) Washing- ton, Ky. Ponder, Bonnie E. (Soph.) Yosemite, Ky. Pope, Alaphare (Fresh.) Smith, Ky. Pope, Eugenia Louise (Unclassified) Bromo, Ky. Porter, Mrs. Fannie Wallace (Junior) Clifford, Ky. Powell, Hazel (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Powers, Ralph D. (Senior) Parmleysville, Ky. Poynter, Lee Lewis (Junior) Crab Orchard, Ky. Prather, John Gibson (Senior) Owenton, Ky. Preccc, Reaumur Carroll (Soph.) Freeburg, Ky. Preston, Virgil W. (Soph.) Williamsport, Ky. Price, Ernestine (Senior) Cottonburg, Ky. Price, Forest Earl (Soph.) Congleton, Ky. Price, Mabel (Fresh.) Congleton, Ky. Price, Richard E. (Junior) Liberty, Ky. Proffitt, Flora Mane (Special) London, Ky. Pryce, Fern Madonna (Fresh.) Beattyville, Ky. Purdom, Cecil (Soph.) Taylorsville, Ky. Quaing, Jack George (Fresh.) Alexandria, Ky. R Race, Goldie E. (Junior) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Race. Leland Demorest (Soph.) Mt. Vernon. Ky. Ralston, Anna Mary (Senior) Paint Lick, Ky. Ramey, Bernice (Senior) McAndrews, Ky. Ramey, Lurla (Unclassified) Belfry, Ky. Ramsey, Mamie (Fresh.) Coopersville, Ky. Rankin, Eugene (Soph.) Mt. Olivet, Ky. Rankin, Mildred Lockhart (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Rankin. Otwell Cleveland (Fresh.) Covington, Ky. Rankin, Robert Harry (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Rankins, Jack Ziler (Fresh.) Mt. Olivet, Ky. Rardin, Geneva Jessie (Soph.) Newport, Ky. Rawlings, Garrard Gilbert ( Junior Harlan, Ky. Reams, Eula Lee (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Rechtin, Norbert Carl (Fresh.) Bellevue, Ky. Redding, June Mallory (Junior) Georgetown, Ky. Reed, Ada Elizabeth (Soph.) Foster, Ky. Reed, Martha Louise (Soph.) Newport, Ky. Rettig, Catherine Louise (Senior) Covington, Ky. Reynolds, Don Roy (Junior) Tyner, Ky. Reynolds. Dorsey Franklin (Junior) Tyner, Ky. Reynolds, Edwin Warren (Junior) Waynes burg, Ky. Reynolds, Elsie Marie (Soph.) Tyner, Ky. Reynolds, Evelyn (Fresh.) Waynesburg, Ky. Reynolds. Mildred (Soph.) Globe, Ky. Reynolds, Orion F. (Fresh.) Crab Orchard, Ky. Rice, Bertie Bales (Junior) Livingston, Ky. Rice, Elizabeth Boyer (Fresh.) Silver Grove, Ky. Rice. Ernest (Soph.) Paintsville. Ky. Rice, Nannie (Unclassified) Station Camp, Ky. Rice, Robert Leslie (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Richards, William A. (Junior) Somerset, Ky. Richards, Mrs. William A. (Soph.) Somerset. Ky. Richardson, Arnold O Rear (Soph.) Witt Springs, Ky. Richardson, Charles Augustus (Fresh.) Morn- ing View, Ky. Richardson, Nelva Marie (Fresh.) Science Hill. Ky. Richardson, Minnie Lou (Junior) Witt, Ky. Richmond, Nannie Jodie (Junior) Moore ' s Creek, Ky. Riggle, Isamay (Soph.) Ashland, Ky. Rigsby, Leona Reed (Soph.) Carver, Ky. Rigsby, Thelma (Fresh.) Lancaster, Ky. Riley, Nelle Mayo (Junior) Greenup, Ky. Risner, Otto (Soph.) Mt. Sterling. Ky. Risner, Pansy Lena (Soph.) Betsy Layne, Ky. Risner, Rose (Soph.) Burkhart, Ky. Risner, Virgil L. (Junior) Burg, Ky. Roberts, Arnold D. (Junior) Nancy, Ky. Roberts, Mrs. A. D. (Soph.) Nancy, Ky. Roberts. Chas. B. (Junior) Robinson Creek, Ky. Roberts, Herschel James (Junior) Pineville, Ky. Roberts, John Charles (Soph.) Adams, Ky. Roberts, Paul (Fresh.) Manchester, Ky. Robbins, Anja Cleo (Fresh.) Corbin, Ky. Roberts, Marion Stamper (Senior) Pineville, Ky. Roberts, Viola (Special) Manchester, Ky. Robertson. Elizabeth Franklin (Fresh.) Finch- ville, Ky. M I L E S T O N E One Hundred Sixty-three DIRECTORY M I L E S T O N E Robertson, Sarah Allene (Junior) Eminence, Ky. Robinette, Charles Edward (Unclassified) Richmond, Ky. Robinette, Gertrude Maggard (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Robinette, Hylton Paris (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Robinson, Chas. Hurston (Soph.) Argillite, Ky Robinson, Jane Hudson (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Roder, Edwald L. (Junior) Whitley City, Ky. Rogers, Billie Baker (Fresh.) Manchester, Ky. Rogers, L. Ellen (Soph.) Cob Hill, Ky. Romaine, Owen Wallace (Fresh.) Ft. Thomas, Ky. Rose, Campbell Cantrill (Junior) Owenton, Ky. Rose, Frank Chas. (Junior) Campton, Ky. Rose, Kathryne (Soph.) Campton, Ky. Rowlett, Forrest D. (Fresh.) Alger. Ky. Rowlette, Mary Elizabeth (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Ruby, Robert (Fresh.) Covington, Ky. Runvon, Woodrow Wilson (Soph.) Pinson Fork, Ky. Russell, Bertie (Soph.) Haddix, Ky. Russell, Lounette Tinsley (Junior) Wooton, Ky. Sagraves, Olive Agnes (Junior) Olive Hill, Ky. Salyer, Ray (Soph.) Flat Gap, Ky. Samuels. Velma Jennings (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Sanders, Pauline Mae (Soph.) Harrodsburg, Ky. Sanford, Elizabeth Ann (Fresh.) Bondville, Ky. Sargent, Nell Marie (Fresh.) Harlan, Ky. Satterly, William Grundy (Soph.) Willisburg. Ky. Savage, John Robert (Soph.) Windy, Ky. Saylor, Emma (Soph.) Bernice, Ky. Scearce, James Boyd, Jr. (Junior) Bagdad, Ky. Scharf, George Conrad (Fresh.) Fort Thomas, Ky. Schirmer, Verna Catherine (Soph.) Eagle Station, Ky. Schock, Jeremiah (Fresh.) McKee, Ky. Schroeder, Lucy (Fresh.) Tou, Ky. Schulte, Clifford William (Senior) Bellevue, Ky. Scott, Lillian Abner (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Scott, Thomas M. (Soph.) Mt. Sterling, Ky. Scudder, Lucy H. (Senior) Liberty, Ky. Scrivner, Karolyn (Fresh.) Berea, Ky. Sears, Bruce R. (Soph.) Dykes, Ky. Selbee, Dorothy Helen (SopTi.) Ashland, Ky. Sergent, Warren (Soph.) Whitesburg, Ky. Settle, James Carl (Fresh.) Ft. Thomas, Ky. Settle, Ray Walker (Junior) Crab Orchard, Ky. Sewell, Lucy (Special) Vancleve, Ky. Sewell, Mary Golden (Special) Lee City, Ky. Sewell, William (Special) Lee City, Ky. Sexton, Clarence Edgar (Soph.) Parkers Lake, Ky. Shaffer, Anna (Fresh.) Grayson, Ky. Shaffer, Cora (Fresh.) Grayson, Ky. Shaner, Farie Marie (Fresh.) Ashland, Ky. Sharp, Gleneva (Senior) London, Ky. Sharp, Newman Rucell (Fresh.) Corbin, Ky. Sharp, Rondal James (Fresh.) Corbin, Ky. Shearer, Joseph, Allen (Fresh.) Turners Sta- tion, Ky. Shearer, John L. (Senior) Monticello, Ky. Shearer, Lula Katherine (Fresh.) Monticello. Ky. Shelton, Nannie M. (Senior) Gatliff, Ky. Shely, Blanche (Soph.) Gee, Ky. Shepherd, Eunice (Soph.) Egvpt, Ky. Shepherd, Glenn C. (Senior) Paint Lick, Ky. Shipp, Joseph Ralph (Fresh.) Boyd, Ky. Short, James Preston (Junior) Middleburg, Ky. Short, June Kenneth (Fresh.) Newby, Ky. Short, Lester (Soph.) Middleburg, Ky. Short, Sammie (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Shouse, Charles Roston (Fresh.) Mt. Eden, Ky. Simpson, Ruby (Soph.) High Bridge, Ky. Sims, John O. (Senior) Jamestown, Ky. Sims, Julian Atwood (Fresh.) Mt. Olivet, Ky. Singleton, Mrs. Josephine M. (Soph.) Stan- ford, Ky. Skaggs, Exie (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Skidmore, Virgil B. (Senior) Winchester, Ky. Slemp, Mary Evelyn (Junior) Middlesboro, Ky. Sloan, Everett (Soph.) Murl, Ky. Slone, Gardner (Soph.) Hindman, Ky. Slone, Fon (Soph.) Steele, Ky. Slone, Lon (Soph.) Steele, Ky. Smallwood, Joda (Junior) Waynesburg, Ky. Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Adith (Senior) Berea. Ky Dicie Anne (Soph.) Bouty, Ky. Dorothy (Fresh.) Bradshaw, Ky. Elaine B. (Fresh.) Truesville, Ky. Fannie (Special) Bradshaw, Ky. Fuson Ensor (Junior) Middlesboro, Ky. Geo. Madison (Soph.) Corbin, Ky. Jake (Soph.) McWhorter, Ky. _, Mary Lilyan (Fresh.) Ravenna, Ky. Smith, Melvenia Jane (Fresh.) Jep Hill, Ky. Smith, Paul Wright (Junior) Somerset, Ky. Smith, Rachel N. (Junior) Williamsburg, Ky. Smith, Willa Mae (Fresh.) Parnell, Ky. Smith, Zach Park (Fresh.) New Castle, Ky. Snodgrass, James William (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Snyder, Mabel Lydia (Fresh.) Woodbine, Ky. Southard, Cleda (Soph.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Spalding, Hugh. C. (Senior) Raywick, Ky. Sparks, Maxine Lee (Fresh.) Eglon, Ky. Sparks, Thelma Mae (Soph.) Irvine, Ky. Sparrow, John (Senior) Irvine, Ky. Spears, Laura (Fresh.) Lancaster, Ky. Spurlock, Levi (Senior) Barcreek, Ky. Spurlock, Nannie (Soph.) Barcreek, Ky. Stamper, J. Howard (Junior) Waynesburg, Ky. Stamper, Lemuel (Junior) Benham, Ky. Stanley, Josephine (Junior) Hardy, Ky. Stapleton, Delia (Soph.) Praise, Ky. One Hundred Sixty-four DIRECTORY Stebbins, Mary Lynn (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Steele, William (Fresh.) Berea. Ky. Stephens, Aline (Fresh.) Twila, Ky. Stephenson, Vivian (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Stcpp, Tilden (Fresh.) Oppy, Ky. Stepp, Amy Jane (Soph.) Inez, Ky. Stevens, Bonnie (Soph.) West Irvine, Ky. Stevens, James Don (Fresh.) Farmington, Ky. Stewart, Nell (Fresh.) Pineville, Ky. Stewart, Rena Alley (Junior) Stay, Ky. Stewart, Sedley (Junior) Stay, Ky. Stewart, William (Junior) Berea, Ky. Stidham, Roberta Faye (Soph.) Lothair, Ky. Stigall, Katherine (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Stigall, Loraine (Junior) Danville. Ky. Stivers, Edna (Junior) Owenton, Ky. Silvers. Raymond (Fresh.) Pleasureville, Ky. Stone, Bessie (Fresh.) Fox. Ky. Stroud, Juanita (Fresh.) Germantown, Ky. Strong, Lennie (Soph.) Richmond. Ky. Strunk. Vergie (Fresh.) Stearns. Ky. Sturgill, Exie (Fresh.) Corbin. Ky. Sudduth, Martha (Fresh.) Winchester, Ky. Sutter, Clarence (Senior) Newport, Ky. Sutton, Gladys (Fresh.) Sparta, Ky. Swan, Estill (Fresh.) Corbin. Ky. Swango, Joanne (Soph.) Covington, Ky. Swart , Hazel (Fresh.) Ewing, Ky. Swetnam, Mildred (Soph.) Blaine, Ky. Swinford, Paris (Soph.) Berea, Ky. Switzer, Lloyd (Senior) Corinth, Ky. Tackett, Zola (Soph.) Globe, Ky. Talbott, Rut h Waugh (Senior) North Middle- town, Ky. Tallent, Jennings Steele (Fresh.) Corbin, Ky. Tarter, Heber (Junior) Mintonville, Ky. Taylor, Inez B. (Soph.) Somerset, Ky. Taylor, Inez (Senior) St. Helens, Ky. Taylor. S. E. (Fresh.) Berea, Ky. Teater, Stanley James (Fresh.) Nicholasville, Ky. T oi rill, Gordon (Special) Kingston, Ky. Ternll, Robert Lewis (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Terrill, William Asa (Soph.) Mary, Ky. Terry, Charles Lester (Fresh.) Frankfort, Ky. Thaeker, Laura Alice (Fresh.) Belfry, Ky. Thacker, Mary Ann (Fresh.) Lawrenceburg, Ky. Thomas, Ercie Mae (Junior) Airdale, Ky. Thomas, Fred (Fresh.) Witt, Ky. Thomas, John Raymond (Fresh.) Kirbv Knob, Ky. Thomas, Pearl (Senior) Victory, Ky. Thomas, Zettie Francis (Fresh.) Richmond. Ky. Thompson, Alfred Austin ( Fresh V Covington. Ky. Thompson, Bertha Lee (Fresh.) W ' heatley. Ky. Thompson, Boyd (Fresh.) Ingram, Ky. Thompson, Elizabeth (Junior) Elgin. Ky. Thompson, Glenn (Fresh.) Crab Orchard, Ky. Thompson, Mary Witt (Fresh.) Wayneshur;:. Kv. Thorn, Earnestine (Fresh.) Cynthiana, Ky. Thornton, Dorothy (Fresh.) Alexandria, Ky. Throckmorton, Harold Neal (Fresh.) Mt. Olivet, Ky. Ticrney, Paul E. (Senior) Ashland. Kv. Tipton, Dillard (Fresh.) Willow Gill, Ky. Tipton, Estine Hazel (Fresh.) Ravenna, Ky. Tipton, Ruford Oswell (Junior) Pitts, Ky. Tipton, Halhne (Fresh.) Ravenna, Ky. Todd, Burnadean (Soph.) Bobtown, Kv. Todd, Alice Lee (Soph.) Bobtown, Ky. Todd, Edna (Soph.) Berea. Ky. Todd, Eugene (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Tolbcrt, James Davis (Fresh.) Owenton. Ky. Tolliver, Delia (Fresh.) Baxter. Ky. Toombs, Hazel Virginia (Junior) Danville, Ky. Tnbble, Charles Leland (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Trimble, Geneva Barbara (Fresh.) Mariba, Ky. Tucker, Allie Theodore (Fresh.) Falmouth, Ky. Tucker, Josephine Beatrice (Soph.) Stanford, Ky. Tudor, Harry (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Tudor, Pattie (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Tungate, Rachel Mae (Fresh.) Dry Ridge, Ky. Turner, Clarica William (Junior) Pideville, Ky. Turner. Daily R. (Junior) Morris Fork, Ky. Turner, Elizabeth Mrs. (Soph.) Wallins Creek, Ky. Turner, Pleasant S. (Junior) Turin, Ky. Tussey, Gladys Parker (Soph.) Middle Fork, Ky. ' Tutt. Cora Williams (Fresh.) Campton, Ky. Tutt, Bonnie E. (Junior) Campton, Ky. Tuttle, James Hubert (Junior) West Irvine. Ky. Tyler, Lee (Fresh.) Beattyville. Ky. Tyng, Dorothy Perry (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Tyree, Chester Keith (Fresh.) Corbin. Ky. U Ullrich, Earl F. (Soph.) Asher, Ky. Ullrich, Rebecca (Soph.) Asher, Ky. Underwood, Glenn (Senior) Carter, Ky. LInderwood, James (Fresh.) Prestonsburg, Ky. Lhiderwood, Marguerite (Soph.) Carter, Ky. V Van Arsdall, C. S. (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Vandermark, Frederick (Fresh.) Corbin, Ky. Van Meter, Laura (Fresh.) Frankfort. Ky. Vanover, Mrs. Martha (Soph.) Pulaski, Ky. Yarney. Cleo (Soph.) McCarr, Ky. Vaughn, Roxie (Soph.) Mintonville. Ky. Vaughn, Charles (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Vaughn, Eddie (Soph.) Irvine, Ky. Vaughn, Hubert (Soph.) Corbin, Ky. Vaughn, Minnie (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Vaughn, Thelma (Soph.) Richmo nd, Ky. Yaught, Jennie Greene (Soph.) Somerset, Ky. Vaught, Monte Fae (Junior) Somerset, Ky. M ■1 1 E S T o N One Hundred Sixty-five DIRECTORY M I L E S T O N E Virgin, Jean (Fresh.) Concord, Ky. Vittitoe, Elizabeth (Soph.) Bardstown, Ky. Von Walden, Louis (Fresh.) Covington, Ky. W Wachs, Aleene (Soph.) Covington, Ky. Waddell, Juanita (Fresh.) Waynesburg, Ky. Waddle, Geneva (Soph.) Luretha, Ky. Wagoner, Dorothy (Junior) Carlisle, Ky. Walker, Dorsey (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Walker, Gladys (Junior) Whitley City, Ky. Walker, James Porter (Senior) Pineville, Ky. Walker, Melva (Junior) Bellevue, Ky. Walker, Minnie (Fresh.) Lancaster, Ky. Wall, William (Fresh.) Harlan, Ky. Wallace, Clara (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Wallace, Hulan (Soph.) Quinton, Kv. Walthall, Nancy (Fresh.) Ashland, Ky. Walton, Lyda (Soph.) Noland, Ky. Walt;. Maye (Soph.) Lexington, Ky. Ward, Carl (Junior) Paint Lick, Ky. Ward, Harold (Soph.) Paint Lick, Ky. Warfield, Pauline (Soph.) Alva, Ky. Warford, Barbara (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Warms, Emily John (Senior) Lebanon, Ky. Warms, Pierce (Junior) Lebanon, Ky. Ward, Edith (Soph.) Paint Lick, Ky. Warner, Charles W. (Special) Covington, Ky. Warrix, Virgil (Soph.) Prestonsburg, Ky. Wash, James C. (Fresh.) Eminence, Ky. Wasson, Norrine (Soph.) Carlisle, Ky. Watkins, Denver (Junior) Brock, Ky. Watkins, Leighton (Senior) Brock. Kv. Watts, William W. (Junior) Hallie, Ky. Weaver, Louise (Soph.) Covington, Ky. Webb, Herbert J. (Senior) Triplet, Ky. Weddle, Edward Vertrees (Junior) Somerset, Ky. Welsh, Kathleen Berly (Soph.) Richmond, Ky. Wellman, Fayette (Fresh.) Irad, Ky. Wells, Mamie Allean (Junior) Harrodsburg, Ky. Welis, Mary C. (Soph.) Richmond. Ky. Wert. Sydney Sweet (Fresh.) Covington, Ky. Wesley, Nina P. (Senior) King Bee, Ky. West, Gladys (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Whalen, Ruby A. (Fresh.) Cynthiana, Ky. Wheeler, Lucy Bernice (Fresh.) Blaine, Ky. White, Ella Watts (Special) Chavies, Ky. White, Fay (Senior) Catlettsburg, Ky. White, Flora Lee (Fresh.) Williamsburg, Ky. White, Lillian (Soph.) Old Landing, Ky. White, Margaret (Senior) Richmond. Ky. hitenack, Rachel (Senior) Harrodsburg, Ky. Whiteker. Joella Frances (Soph.) Sunrise, Kv. Whitt, Gladys E. (Soph.) Mouth Card, Ky. ' Whitis. Florence Mrs. (Soph.) Luretha, Ky. Whitlock, Loraine (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Whittington, Gertrude Louise (Soph.) Rich- mond, Ky. Wickersham, Arthur Logan (Soph.) Irvine, Ky. Wiggins, Emihe Verne (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Wiggins, Ernst Theodore (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Wilcox, Lucian T. (Soph.) Paint Lick, Ky. Wilder, Florence (Fresh.) Miracle, Ky. Wilder, Glenn (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Wilder, Jonathan (Special) Miracle, Ky. Wilder, Margaret Mildred (Fresh.) Insull, Ky. Wilder, Ulysses (Soph.) Berea, Ky. Wilder, Violet (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Wilkins, Kathryn F. (Soph.) Covington, Ky. Williams, Adriel Newton (Soph.) Shelbyville. Ky. Agnes, Dunn (Junior) Cynthiana, Williams Ky. Williams Williams Williams Williams mond, Williams. Alice Virginia (Fresh.) Virgie, Ky. Dixie (Junior) Red Bush, Ky. Gay L. (Soph.) Flat Gap, Ky. Phoebe Elizabeth (Junior) Rich- Ky. Vadys Byrd (Fresh.) Berea, Ky. Willoughby, Margaret (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Wilson, Bernard Edward (Junior) Middlesboro, Ky. Wilson, Cola Grace (Soph.) Mt. Vernon, Ky. Wilson, Jessie Lewis (Soph.) Guston, Ky. Wilson, Kathenne (Soph.) Guston, Ky. Wilson, Lean Redmon (Special) Nancy, Ky. Wilson, Lillian (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Wilson, Margaret (Soph.) Buena Vista, Ky. Wilson, Robert Kenneth (Unclassified) Trav- elers Rest, Ky. Wilson, Roger Lee (Junior) Lancaster, Ky. Wilson, Sam (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. Winburn, Earl (Soph.) Irvine, Ky. Winchester, Bernice (Fresh.) Irvine, Ky. Winkler, Faye (Fresh.) Waco, Ky. Winn, Eunice (Junior) Irvine, Ky. Witt, John (Fresh.) Witt, Ky. Woodall, Dorothy (Soph.) Berea, Ky. Worrell, Niomia (Soph.) Rice Station, Ky. Worthington, Charles (Fresh.) Sherman, Ky. Worthington, William (Soph.) Sherman, Ky. Wright, Andrew (Soph.) Watergap. Ky. Wyles, Anna (Junior) Cynthiana, Ky. Wyrick, Marguerite (Junior) Richmond, Ky. Ky. Yates, Brown Lee (Fresh.) Paris, Ky. Yates, Nettie (Fresh.) Harrodsburg, Ky. Yates, Robert (Soph.) Augusta, Ky. Yates, Rosa Ellen (Junior) Youngs Creek York, Cnt (Junior) Diahlock, Ky. Young, Edna (Soph.) Pinsonfork, Ky. Young, Ernest (Senior) Richmond, Ky. Young, Floy (Junior) Williamsburg, Ky. Young, Lucv Eloise (Junior) Lawrenceburg. Ky. Zaring. Margaret Steele (Fresh.) Richmond, Ky. One Hundred Si.vtii-si.v BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS M 1  1 L E S T O N Highest Quality Ham Bacon Lard t Sausage The H. H. Meyer Packing Company Cincinnati Ohio United Department Stores Siyiart Styles 24 Hours From Broad way We Welcome The Opportunity to Serve The Faculty and Student Body of Eastern WHEELER ' S INCORPORATED Yoitr Quality Furniture Store Cash if you have it — Credit if you want it — 221-223 E. Main LEXINGTON, - KENTUCKY One Hundred Sixty-eight COME TO Chamber ' s Cafe FOR GOOD Home Cooking Madison Theater Building Always out in front pulling for EASTERN PERRY ' S DRUG STORE Madison - Southern National Bank Trust Company RICHMOND, KENTUCKY M I L E S T O N One Hundred Sixty-nine M I L E S T O N E Compliments of IDEAL CAFE Strictly Home Cooking Phone 1168 SECOND STREET Announcing THE NEW Boggs Barber Shop AND Heauty J $ : ;%f Parlor Everything New and Modern See us for a Permanent MRS. D. L. MOODY, Mgr. Beauty Shop Phone 416 STATE BANK and TRUST COMPANY RICHMOND, KENTUCKY One Ilvndred Seventy Compliments of The Racket Sto Dealer in re H. M. Whittiii ton JEWELER Gifts that Last West Main Street Richmond, Kentucky Phone 756 China — Glassware and Gifts for the Family Compliments of Terrill ' s Restaurant A Good Place to Eat West Main Street Richmond, Kentucky CASH-BUYING PLUS CASH-SELLING PENNEYS STORES buying together for cash ! Selling for cash ! The savings are passed on to you ! ' ' It Pays to Shop at Penney ' s M I L E S T O N E PENNEY ' S J.C PENNEY COMPANY, Incorporated One Hundred Seventy-one .XL. M I L T O N E Compliments of CORNETT ' S DRUG STORE East Main Street Phone 19 Richmond. Kentucky 7f The College Book Store Ouned and Operated hv the Institution Books, Stationery Sheaffer Fountain Pens Official Emblem Jewelry Special Orders Made for Students for Articles INfot Carried in Stoc Compliments of KNOWN FOR BETTER VALUES Compliments of MADISON THEATRE MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BURNETTE Students Always Welcome Richmond. Kentucky One Hundred Seventy-two Ouriiam riarber The first floor insurance ageucv ' f McKee Building Richmond Kentucky Phone 186 SAM P. BURNAM VV. OVERTON HARBER Compliments of Maupin Motor Company Storage and Auto Repairs « Minter Foley Dealers in 5 lymouth — DeSoto and International Trucks South Third Street Marcum ' s Billiard Parlor Clean Recreation Under favorable conditions Delicious Sandwiches All Drinks cooled by Electric Refrigeration Cigars, Cigarettes Candy DOCS PLACE OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE A Place Where Friends Meet A Nice Place to Eat M I L E s T O N .Main Street Phone 9119 OWEN McKEE The Best of Merchandise ARCHER HOSIERY GORDON HOSIERY Phone 60 One Hundred Seventtf-three Compliments of A. R. DENNY AGENT Sun Life Insurance of Canada Phone 505 216 West Main Street RICHMOND, KENTUCKY M I L E S T O [SJ New Central Cafe |— Modernly Equipped Where Wholesome Food is Served at the Lowest Possible Cost Compliments of (jlyndon Drug Co. LOCATED IN Glyndon Hotel Building Phone 383 We Deliver Students Always Welcome Our Luncheonette is Outstanding The Student ' s Friend Compliments F. W. Woolworth Co. 5 10c Store Specialties Richmond Kentucky One Hundred Seventy-four Compliments of State Mutual Life Assurance Company of Worchester, Mass. Incorporated 1S44 SAM A. RICHARDSON Associate General Agent COLLIS J. AMON Ageucv Supervisor Telephone 664 OFFICE: Rooms 3-4 Bosley Building Insurance that Insures Joe ' s Delicatessen Full Line of Good Things for Lunches and Parties Restaurant and Soda Fountain Phone 58 Richmond, Ky. Compliments of L. E. LANE ' S Jewelry Store Phone 603 WATCHES AND JEWELRY Expert Watch Repairing Begley ' s Drug Store Par er Pens School Supplies Nunnally ' s Candy Richmond, Kentucky Phone 142 Fountain Service E. V. ELDER Established 1893 RICHMOND, KY. Richmond ' s Leading Department Store Rationally Advertised Lines FOR MEN Hyde Park Griffon Clothes Arrow Shirts Florsheim Friendly Shoes FOR WOMEN Parkmoor Coats Wayne-Maid Dresses Wear-Plus Hosiery Red - Cross Vanity Footwear Complete Dry Goods Department Shop at Elder ' s and Save M I L E S T O N E One Hundred Seventy-fee M I L E S T O N E Glyndon Hotel Headquarters Rotary Club Exchange Club Lions Club Chamber Commerce and Official A. A. A. The Home Fol s Knoiv T. H. COLLINS, Manager FURNITURE PHILCO RADIOS CROSLEY ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS W. F, Higgins Co. Phone 474 Richmond, Kentucky Compliments of Stockton Son Kodaks, Drugs, School Supplies i Richmond, Kentucky Bryan - Hunt Co. INCORPORATED Wholesale Grocers We Carry a Full Line of Groceries for Institutions Telephone 46-53 Lexington, Kentucky One Hundred Seventy- McGaughey ' s Studio Oince the beauty of an annual depends largely upon the quality of the photographs used, the Milestone Staff realize that a great part of whatever recognition this book merits should go to the McGAUGHEY STUDIO. On the basis of satisfactory and efficient service, we recommend this studio to future Milestone Staffs. Duplicates from any picture that appears in this annual may be had by calling or writ ' ing the McGAUGHEY STUDIO at Richmond, Kentucky. M I L E S T O N E One Hundred Seventy-seven M I L E S T O N E One Hundred Seventy-eight AUTOGRAPHS M I L E S T O N E M I L E S T O N E AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS M I L T O N AUTOGRAPHS M I L E S T O N ii% Hi ;., „
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