Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1937 volume:

Copyright, MCMXXXVII Volume XVI 11H1 .EMfc I 493 FOREWORD Like the song that ends with the melody lingering on in our minds comes the termination of our college life, leaving pleasant memories. That the faculty and students of Eastern may have a graphic reminder of their college activities to which, in years to come, those represented may look back on familiar faces and scenes — where lifelong friendships were created and where their never ' tO ' be-forgotten college days were spent — this book was conceived. If it should, to even a small extent, serve these purposes, the effort will have been well expended. May those happy days return at each opening of this Milestone, and may the pleasant memories of Eastern linger for years to come because of such a retrospect. M Always, since time began, youth has faced ahead. It is in that spirit of progress that we have chosen the motion picture as the theme of our Milestone. The romance of tomorrow is in the things of today; it is in the ring of a wagon wheel on a cold morning; it is in the harsh blast of the factory whistle. We have only to look ahead and about us, instead of behind. The motion picture is a vital factor to many; we depend upon it for amusement, education, and philosophy; its ideas are our impressions. Through it we are given that blessed power of the magic carpet and thus are enabled to make acquaintance with the far corners of the earth. The characters on the screen are our friends; we know them, perhaps love them; they can creep within our very souls and whisper to us alone. To this extent is the motion pic- ture a fibre of our being. A student ' s years in college resemble strongly the dura- tion of a motion picture. There are athletic reels; there are features; and of course there is comedy. But the drama is there also, with its pathos and joy, its laughter and tears, its love, hate, anger, and fear. Meanwhile, over it all, there is the flicker, flicker of time ' s projector, the passing days that are moments, the swiftly moving scenes, now flashing, now fading . . . until the lights go on and we stand for a moment dazed by the brilliance, before we make our wax- up the aisle to the open door of the outside world. i¥l I ■ I :® I 1% ' ■ % 1 % Ml- EDITORIAL Edmond T. Hesscr Director of Production Agnes Edmunds Literary Editor James Hart Associate Editor Beulah Clark Associate Editor Robert Mavity Sport Editor Otwell Rankin Sport Editor Dord Fit; Artician Paul S. McGinnis Photograp iv Harold Johnson Literarian Dale Morgan Compositor BUSINESS Harold K. Clore Director Henry Lee Accountant Paul S. McGinnis Accountant Paul B. DeMoisey Advertising Edythe Newkirk Typist CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Kitty Holcomb Senwr Kathryn Campbell Senior Beulah Clark Junior Elisabeth Robertson Junior Milton Feinstein Sophomore Hiram Brock Sophomore Clyde Lewis Freshman FACULTY ADVISOR N. G. Deniston Marie L. Roberts To a beautiful lady, A nohle friend, An earnest worker, Who has builded well For Eastern and her students- MISS MARIE L. ROBERTS- Dean of Women, Emeritus, We affectionately dedicate This Milestone. . Herman Lee Donovan, A. B., A. M., Ph. D., LL. D. President •coTL HiYitfiiiiiiiiWiiiiiiiP iiittitt 1 •unci E t§TERM ' § CAMPIJ9 M 11 I ' ll I Harold Johnson, Commentator miliiiiiinirill i 1 1_ Panorama of beauty, a landscape unfolding its scenery from all sides; creative of gorgeous surroundings, studded here and there in perfect outline — stately buildings . . . etched into the almost forest covered verdant earth . . . spread in fan-shaped circle ... a picture painted in minia- ture, but the splendorous home of Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College . . . a i. Administration Building 2. Science Building 3. Cammack Building 4. Memorial Hall 5. University Building 6. Library 7. Power Plant 8. Sullivan Hall 9. Industrial Arts Building 10. Burnam Hall 1 1 . Health Building Entering the campus via the Second Street en ' trance, one is greeted by a new drive, and, rolling serenely on, one sees on the left Sullwan Hall, the House of Seven Gables, the home of approxi- mately one hundred and seventy women students bent on the everlasting quest of knowledge . . . Further on, one passes another women ' s dor- mitory, Burnam Hall. This newly-constructed building, one of the most beautiful on the campus, houses the cafeteria. Its broad veranda, with col- umns reminiscent of Mt. Vernon, is continuously crowded with hopeful youths . . . After turning the bend in the road, one pauses for a moment, then passes the Industrial Arts Building, which is next to the seat of learning on the campus, the John Grant Crabbe Library. Here 50,000 volumes draw students from every walk of life to taste, even though briefly, the richness of books . . . Then one, in a state of awe, shifts his eyes to the magnificence of our replica of an ancient Gree Amphitheatre, placed in a setting created by Nat ' ure herself. With the green turf about it and the trees near it, it is a scene which touches the heart of artist and layman alike . . . 1(P Directly behind the library is found the home of Eastern ' s athletics, the Weaver Health Building. Its columnar front makes it one of the outstanding examples of Greek architecture in the South. Housing all the facilities of a gymnast ' s Valhalla, including a swimming pool, it lends itself to any course its users may choose . . . To the left is seen another athletic building, the new Hanger Stadunn, with the latest design and construction of any building on the campus. Mighty men of the gridiron dwell beneath its tiers, creating there a feeling of friendship and fellow- ship which is unrivaled elsewhere on the campus of this institution . . . % ' .vw j $ uMtk i ' l! I l t • u , - . .. — - iiln  : . t B ( And now the oldest building of the group, the seat of Old Central University, the University Building, erected in 1874, is viewed. Its time ' worn walls are immortal to those who, learning the art of expressing knowledge under critical supervision, have taken their practice teaching within them . . . With quickening pace, one passes Memorial Hall, the men ' s aged dormitory, and makes a right turn to Lancaster Avenue. The first building is the Cammac Training School, the center of ele ' mentary education at Eastern. Within its portals, college students are taught the rudiments of in- structing the coming generations . . . 1° Next is the Science Building, the home of mole ' cules, with atoms, running rampant through the laboratories, controlled in lectures by scientists in their fields. Here, marvels of science reveal to will- ing minds the mysteries of this great world in which we live . . . And now, reaching the end of the tour, one be- holds the Coates Administration Building. With titillation one wanders through its stately halls and gazes in awed admiration at the magnificence of Hiram Brock Auditorium, which, beautifully dec- orated and vast in expanse, will forever be a liv ing inspiration in the minds of those attendant. Then passing the home of the President, one leaves Eastern ' s campus behind and is again conscious of the outside world. T % ■ MM I ,% ' ■ % ■ IC % ■ ■ % ECTO Department oj the ADMINISTRATION G. M. Brock Business Agent W. A. Allt Superintendent Buildings and Grounds Katherine Morgan Eunice Winco Secretary to Preside?!! Secretary to Dean of Women . P. McCoNNELL Bessie H. Griggs Boo eeper Information Cler Maye M. Walt; Mrs. Helen Perry Secretary to Dean Recorder Registrar ' s Office 26 n e Mrs. Elmer Blair Assistant Boo eeper and Stenographer Department of the ADMINISTRATION I a pop ■A Edith McIlvain Supervisor of Cafeteria Sam Bf.ckley Director of Extension Mayme Cooper Secretary to Extension Director Anna Bales Black Assistant Cafeteria Supervisor M T R Fred Ballou Boo Store C er Gladys K. Norsworthy Cashier Louise Broaddus Stenographer, Business Office. Lois Colley Secretary to Business Agent Martha Culton Secretary to Registrar •27 R R E h e Department of APPLIED ARTS h e % ki N. G. Deniston Ruth Dix B.M.T.. B.S., M.S. B.S.. M. A. Industrial Arts Home Economics Edith G. Ford Ashby B. Carter B.C.S.. A.B.. A.M. B.S., M.A. Commerce Agriculture Mary King Burrier R. R. Richards B.S., M.S. A.B.. M.B.A. Home Economics Commerce G. M. GuMBERT Anna D. Gill B.S., M S. B.C.S., A.B., M.A. Agriculture Commerce n e Department of EDUCATION h Richard A.B. Director S A. Edwards A. M. of Training :hooi William C. Jones B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Dean W. F. O ' DONNELL A.B., M.A. Supervisor of Student Teaching, City SchooL M sis. Emma Young Case Anna A. Schnieb A.B., M.A. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Dean of Women Education Mrs. Julian Tync Melvin E. Mattox M AY C Hansen B.S , M.A. B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. Education Registrar Education Noel B. Cuff D . Thomas Ferrell B.S., A.M., Ph.D A.B., M.A. Psychology Education 29 n e n e Department of FINE ARTS Harold Rigby A.B. Allie Fowler Thomas Stone Music B.S., MA. B. Mus. Training School Art Eleanor Mebane Jane Campbell A.B., M.A. B. Mus. A.B., A.M. Art Music Music Henri Schnabl James E. Van Peursem Mary C. Murphy A.B. A.B., B. Mus. A.B., M.M. Director of Bands Music Brown Telford B.S. Maude Gibson Music Art Music n e Department of HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 Thomas E. McDonouch B.S., M.A. Health and Physical Education Rome Rankin A.B., MA. Coach Virginia Arbuckle B.S. Physical Education Charles T. Hughes A.B., MA. Physical Education Jacob D. Farris A.M., M.D. College Physician George N. Hembree B.C.S.. A.B., MA. Physical Education Gertrude M. Hood A.B., A.M. Health and Physical Education Edna White College yjitrse 31 h e Department of LITERATURE and LANGUAGES n e WLa J William L. Keene B.S., MA. English Roy B. Clark A.B., A.M., Ph.D. English Mrs. Janet Murbach A.B., A.M. French and German Pearl L. Buchanan A.B., M.A. English and Speecli Mrs. Mary Edmunds Barn hill A.B., M.A., LL.B. English Saul Hounchell A.B., M.A., Ph.D. English n e LIBRARY STAFF : Lucile Whitehead B.S. Reference Librarian Mary Floyd A.B., MA.., B.S. Head Librarian Frances Mason A.B. in Lib. S. Training School Librarian Isabel Bennett A.B., B.S. Circulation Librarian Department of MATHEMATICS Smith Park Emerson D. Jenkins B.S.. M.S., Ph.D. A.B., M.A., Ph D. Mathematics Mathematics Lucile Derrick Fred A. Engle B.S., MA. A.B., A.M. Mathematics Mathematics n e 33 q h e Department of SCIENCE Tom C. Samuels Ph.C, B.S. Chemistry Harriktte V. Krick A.B., Ph.D. Biology Meredith J. Cox B.S., MA. Chemistry Arnim Dean Hummell B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Phxsics Thomas C. Herndon B.S.. M.A., Ph.D. Chemistry Dean W. Rumbold B.S., Ph.D. Biology 34 n e Department of SOCIAL STUDIES Lfcfe. h e Virgil Burns A.B., M.A. History and Government L. G. Kennamer A.B.. B.S., M.A.. Ph.D. Geography and Geology J. T. Dorris A.B., A.M., Ph.D. History and Government Charles A. Keith A.B., M.A., Ped.D. Histor and Government Kerney M. Adams A.B., M.A. History William J. Moore A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Com??ierce Mary Frances McKinney B.S., M.A. Geography 35 n e Department of the TRAINING SCHOOL h e Mary L. Adams B.S.. M.A. Home Economics Samuel Walker A.B., A.M. History Virginia F. Story B.S., M.A. Elementary Education {Catherine Boyd B.S., A.M. Critic, Training School Ellen Pugh A.B.. M.A. Elementary Education Margaret Lingenfelser A.B., M.A. Elementary Education Elizabeth Wilson B.S.. M.A. Elementary Education Mrs. Turner Thomas A.B., M.A. Critic. History P. M. Grise A.B., M.A. Critic. English Germania J. Winco B.S., M.A. Critic, Fourth Grade J. Dorland Coates B.S., M.A. Principal. High Schoo] Annie Alvis A.B., M.A. Critic, Sixth Grade Cora Lee B.S., M.A. Critic. English Katie Carpenter A.B., A.M. Rural Practice School Ruby Rush A.B., A.M. Latin G. O. Bryant A.B., A.M. Critic, Mathematics 36 h e §EMIOR CM, ®® • • • • (Eastern Production) Education, Drama, Romance Dramatic, comic, romantic, and learned . . . thusly, we have described this Eastern Production. Quality of story content plus worth of the featured names in the cast make this story one of more than passing interest to the public. After four years of direct production, the ' Senior Class ' is being released upon the world. The virtues of magnificent manhood and womanhood instilled in one swiftly moving drama. The setting would be opportune at any locality in the Universe; there is no beginning, no ending; Time is continuous. If one should listen closely, one could hear the faraway ticking of a clock, as, with stately grace, the characters walk slowly down the aisle. The clock . . . keeping time to the steady beating of triumphant hearts. Then, no pathos, no heart rending sobs . . . just exaltation . . . not because of finished production, but work, well done; work that has carried them to the doorway of Life, shown them the goodness, the blessedness of living . . . that will carry them through the infinite ages as a classic piece of literature. Knowledge is theirs, the Truth, the Way, the Wherefore, and it is their Creed, as a fitting climax, to lend this knowledge to their fellowmen. 38 n e This plot revolves around an educational center located in the heart of a vast country from which the finer things in life transcend. The senior class of the institution is presided over by George Martin, and it is through him that much of the intrigue is en- acted . . . Like a man who carries a spare tire on his car the Seniors selected a Vice-President in case any- thing should happen to their president, to serve in this capacity. That master of the hardwood battle- ground Woody Hinkle was elected. Shall we say he has personality plus? . . . Gentlemen prefer blonds and so does the class of ' 39. When Kitty Holcomb was nominated, voted upon, and elected unanimous- ly as secretary there was not a doubt in anyone ' s mind as to her capability. Active in many campus organisations Kitty has proven her merit ... In the tedious task of treasures was placed Bill Macht, a witty, likable individual who demonstrated that he possessed the ability to fulfill his duties without losing any of his numerous friends. 39 n e J. W. Hughes, Jr.. A.B. Frankfort Major — Commerce, Social Science Alpha Zcta Kappa Little Theatre Club Social Science Club Progress Staff Mary Katherine Halcomb, B.S. Nicholasville Major — Intermediate Education Kappa Delta Pi Elementary Council Y.W.C.A. Dormitory Council Milestone Staff Geraldine Marie Webb B.S. Mayking Major — Elementary Education Elementary Council Letcher County Club Secretary, Y.W.C.A. French Club Glee Club Louise Young Brown. B.S. Flemingsburg Major — Elementary Education Madrigal Club President, Y.W.A. B.S.U. Council Elementary Council Y.W.C.A. Naomi M. Kalb. B.S. Brooksville Major — Intermediate Education Madrigal Club Kappa Delta Pi Elementary Council Limestone Club Dormitory Council V. Overton King. B.S. Clifton Forge, Va. Major — Commerce, Physical Education Dormitory Council Football Track E Club 40- h e N Harry Gant Moore Hatler, Jr.. B.S. Hazard Major — Mathematics B.S.U. Council Glee Club Upper Cumberland Club Betty Rousseau Hanger, A.B. Richmond Major — History, Geography Kappa Delta Pi World Affairs Club Social Science Club Gertrude Johnson, B.S. Corbin Major — English, History B.S.U. Social Science Club Upper Cumberland Club LaVerne Doolin, A.B. Bryantsville Major — History, Geography B.S.U. Council Alpha Zeta Kappa Y.W.C.A. Social Science Club Little Theatre Club Kate Padgett, B.S. Pans Major — Intermediate Education Kappa Delta Pi Elementary Council Dormitory Council George Edward Martin, B.S. Covington Major — Mathematics Y.M.C.A., President Science Club Northern Kentucky Club President, Senior Class 41 h e Thomas M. Scott. B.S Mt. Sterling Major — Commerce, Industrial Arts Football Basketball Sigma Tau Pi Student Relationship Council Vice-President, E Club Naomi Goble, B.S. Prestonsburg Major — Mathematics Kappa Delta Pi Dormitory Council Elementary Council Y.W.C.A. Nancy C. Covington, B.S. Richmond Major — Elementary Education Madrigal Club Elementary Council Social Committee Kappa Delta Pi Jane Olive Hendren, A.B. Kirksville Major — Music Madrigal Club, Accompanist Vice-President, Madrigal Club Margaret Dudley Neale, A.B. Richmond Major — English Canterbury Club Madrigal Club President, Off-Campus Council Usher Staff Pal;l Sanders McGinnis, B.S. Louisville Major — Commerce, Mathematics Sigma Tau Pi Alpha Psi Omega Milestone Staff Progress Staff Little Theatre Club Jefferson, Oldham, Shelby County Club Football; Track Ushering Staff; Y.M.C.A. 42 h e Edmond T. Hesser, B.S. Newport Major — Biology, Health c? Physical Education Glee Club, Vice-Pres.; Phys. Education Club, Vice-Pres. Progress Staff Frosh Basketball, Football, Track Swimming Instructor and Coach Northern Kentucky Club, Vice-Pres.: Milestone Editor Caduceus Club; Y.M.C.A. B.S.U. Council Social Committee Myrtle Louise Kendall. A.B. Elisaville Major — English Little Theatre Club Kappa Delta Pi Burnam Administrative Staff Ushering Staff Canterbury Club Art Club Social Science Club Limestone Club Kathryne Rose Campbell, A.B. Stanford Major — History, Geography Social Science Club, Sec. Y.W.C.A., President. Library Staff Milestone Staff Mary Louise Weaver. B.S. Louisville Major — Elementary Education Kappa Delta Pi Elementary Council Tri-County Club Betsy R. Anderson, B.S. Shawhan Major — Elementary Education Band Progress Staff Elementary Council World Affairs Library Staff Social Science Club Paul Barry DeMoisey. A.B. Walton Major — History Physical Education Club Social Science Club Athletics Milestone Staff n e Moss W. Flannery, A.B. Herd Major — History, Geography Dramatic Club Athle tic Club Art Club Social Science Club Y.M.CA. Mary Kathryn Kalb, B.S. Brooksville Major — Intermediate Education Kappa Delta Pi Limestone Club Madrigal Club Elementary Council Julia Williams, A.B. Owenton Major — History, Commerce Social Science Student Relationship Council Gene Wells. A.B. Mt. Sterling Major — Art Art Club Little Theatre Club Glee Club Elsie Marie Reynolds, A.B. Tyner Major — Geography 6? Geology Y.W.C.A. Rural Life Club Glee Club Elementary Council World Affairs Clay County Club, President Woodrow Hinkle, Pans A.B. Major — Social Science Sigma Tau Pi Vice-President of Senior Class E Club, President 44, n e Henry Lee, A.B Helen Ruth Gardner, Alpha Mae Hopper. Camphellshurg B.S, A.B. ( Major — Commerce, Walton Corbin Geography Major — Home Economics Major — History Sigma Tau Pi Home Economics Club Upper Cumberland Club North Central Kentucky Y.W.C.A. Social Science Club Club Glee Club Milestone Staff Ushering Staff Grace Champion, B.S. Martha Gray, B.S. Robert W. Mavity, B.S. Salvisa Cynthiana Covington Major — Elementary Major — Home Economics Major — Physical Education Elementary Council Y.W.C.A. Art Club Education Football; Basketball | Baseball Y.W.C.A. Glee Club Home Economics Club Social Relationship Club Physical Education Club Physical Education Club Northern Kentucky Club Student Relationship Student Dormitory Council Council E Club 45 n e Philip T. Jasper, B.S. Mintonville Major — Mathematics Science Club Mildred Swetnam, A.B. Blaine Majors — Commerce, Social Science Social Science Club Progress Staff Staff Typist Mrs. Philip T. Jasper. A.B. Mintonville Major — History Mary Kate Farris, A.B. Raywick Major — Commerce Y.W.C.A. Sigma Tau Pi Susan Gragg, A.B. Pineville Majors — French, English Little Theatre Club Canterbury Club Upper Cumberland Club Harold Kelly, Clore A.B. Burlington Major — English; Little Theatre Club; World Affairs Club; Alpha Zeta Kappa, Pres.; Y.M.C.A.; B.S.U. State Treasurer; Kappa Delta Pi, Pres.: Alpha Psi Omega; Northern Kentucky Club; Can- terbury Club; E Club; Mile- stone Business Mgr.; Progress Editor; Deb ating; Social Science Club; Sigma Tau Pi; State Ora- torical Champion; Belle Lettres Asc. Ed.; Vice-Pres. Jr. Class 46- n e W. W. Brigmon, A.B. Zola Bond, B.S. Jessie McPherron, B.S Fogertown Egypt Owenton Major — History, Geography Major — Elementary Education Major — Elementary Education Clav, Jackson County Club Social Science Club Cumberland College Elementary Council Art Club Jackson-Clay County Club Y.W.C.A. Elementary Council Velma Jennings Samuels, B.S. Mary Frances Gould, B.S. Johnny E. Gambill, Datha B.S Richmond Major — Elementary Education Little Theatre Club Elementary Council Off Campus Girls Club Echo Club (Berea) Covington Major — Elementary Education Northern Kentucky Club Alpha Zeta Kappa Canterbury Club World Affairs Club Y.W.C.A. Major — Agriculture Science Club Agriculture Forum Y.M.C.A. B.S.U. 47 • n e s K.ATHERINE MlRACLE. B.S. Pineville Major — Home Economics Science Home Economics Club B.S.U. Dormitory Council Joe G. Gilly. A.B. Harlan Majors — Geography. History Social Science Club Upper Cumberland Club Harlan County Club Baseball Charles E. Brumback, B.S. Tyner Major — Social Science, Agriculture Social Science Club Jackson 6? Clay County Club Y.M.CA. Jack Andrew McCord, A3. Richmond Major — English, Social Science Little Theatre Club Alpha Psi Omega Stage Manager Canterbury Club, Pres. World Affairs Club Progress Staff •48- W. Astor Hogg, A.B. Mayking Majors — History, Geography Social Science Club Letcher County Club Hugh R. Gibson. A.B Richmond Majors — Commerce, History Junior Prom Queen Social Science Club Off Campus Girls Student Council h e H. A. Hughes, A.B. M BEL E. Herren, B.S. Nell Jackson Richmond Bradfordsville Stewart, B.S Straight Creek Major — History, Major — Mathematics Geography VAV.C.A. Major — Primary Education Glee Club Science Club Tennis Team Social Science Club Upper Cumberland Club Caduceus Club Art Club Elementary Council Basketball Dormitory Student Y.W.C.A. Band Council Elementary Council Aline Bernice Jones, Mary Mae Brock, B.S. Clifford Creech, B.S. A.B. Berea London Pineville Major — Education Majors — Mathematics, Major — English, Physics Home Economics Sue Bennett College Upper Cumberland Club Union College Home Economics Club Elementary Council Upper Cumberland Club Life Saving Y.W.C.A. Off Campus Girls Club Art Club Echo Club (Berea) B.S.U. Canterbury Club .49. n e Oral Baker, A.B. Booneville Majors — History, Commerce Sigma Tau Pi Marzella L. NORTHCUTT, B.S. Corinth Majors — Elementary Education Elementary Council Y.W.C.A. Dormitory Student Council Fannie Freeman Catlett, B.S. Ravenna Major — Elementary Education World Affairs Club Art Cluh Elementary Council Y.W.C.A. s Lucy Eloise Young, B.S. Lawrenceburg Major — Education Elementary Council Y.W.C.A. Elizabeth Ocden, A.B. Bedford Majors — History, Geography Little Theatre Club World Affairs Club Alpha Psi Omega Layton Wolfe Howerton, B.S. Pikeville Majors — Geography, Commerce World Affairs Club Sigma Tau Pi Pike County Club •50 ' n e Garland Huff, B.S. Hamilton Majors — Geography, History Social Science Club Leo Estell Moss, B.S. Richmond Major — Education Kappa Delta Pi World Affairs Club Canterbury Club Y.W.C.A. Elementary Council Student Relationship Council Ona Mae Bailey, B.S. London Major — Mathematics UpDer Cumberland Club Y.W.C.A. (Union) Evelyn Hurt, B.S. Lancaster Major — Education Elementary Council Bessie L. Wright, B.S. Harrodsburg Major — Elementary Education Little Theatre Club Y.W.C.A. Elementary Council Allen McManis, A.B. Carrollton Majors — History, English Progress Business Mgr. Social Science Club Canterbury Club North Central Kentucky Club Y.M.C.A. B.S.U. s 51 n e Shelby B. Harmon, B.S. Middlesboro Majors — Agriculture, History Upper Cumberland Club Social Science Club Edith LeMaster. B.S. Riceville Major — Elementary Education Elementary Council Home Economics Club Ferne Gibson, B.S. Booneville Major — Elementary Education World Affairs Club Elementary Council Y.W.C.A. s Agnes Griffin. B.S. Covington Major — Elementary Education Y.W.C.A. Rural Life Club Orchestra Ma Ada Juett, B.S. Richmond or — Education Gurney Adams, B.S. Carr Creek Major — Physical Education E Club Physical Education Basketball 52 n e Joe Hedges, B.S. Georgetown Major — Chemistry Football Basketball Model High Coach Laboratory Assistant Pres. Freshman Class Pres. Junior Class Freshman Track Team Physical Education Club Pauline Moore, B.S. Cow Creek Major — Primary Education World Affairs Club Sigma Tau Pi Art Club Y.W.C.A. Elementary Council Nell Jacqueline Burton, B.S. Stacy Fork Major — Elementary- Education Elementary Council Y.W.C.A. World Affairs Club Alpha Zeta Kappa Lida M. Evesole, B. S. London Major — Elementary Education Elementary Council Upper Cumberland Club Nancy Barnett, B.S. Columbia Major — Chemistry Kappa Delta Pi Science Club Roy Teague, B.S. Gathff Maiors — Mathematics, English Upper Cumberland Club 53 n e s Rickman Powers, B.S. Verona Major — Commerce Band Orchestra Alpha Zeta Kappa Sigma Tau Pi Northern Kentucky Club EVANETTA BEUTHER, B.S. Louisville Major — Commerce J.O.S. County Club Ruth Brown Combs. B.S. Berea Major — Elementary Education Art Club Oft Campus Girls Council Alpha Zeta Kappa Madrigal Club Elementary Council Rural Life Club Y.W.C.A. Ova Asbury. B.S. Kenvir Major — Home Economics Home Education Club, Vice-President Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Sarah Odor. B.S. Wilhamstown Major — Elementary Education Boosters Club Austin Harrod. B.S. Bagdad Majors — Biology, Geography Science Club World Affairs Club Y.M.C.A., Treas. B.S.U. Council J.O.S. County Club 54 n e Carl C. Ward, B.S. Ezel Major — Geography Y.M.C.A. Glee Club Social Science Club Reva Stamper, B.S. Waynesburg Major — Intermediate Education Y.W.C.A. Elementary Council Floy Galf. Bond, B.S. Egypt Major — Elementary Education Cumberland College Y.W.C.A. Glee Club Art Club Elementary Council Jackson-Clay County Club Helen Broh Howell, B.S. Ashland Major — Elementary Education Kappa Delta Pi World Affairs Club Dormitory Council Verna Mae Rowlette, B.S. Richmond Major — Primary Education Elementary Council 55 Don Louis Hignite, B.S. Richmond Major — Mathematics World Affairs Club Science Club Social Science Club n e SI Thomas C. Little, A.B. Paint Lick Major — Social Science Social Science Club Mary Eleanor Denny. B.S. Richmond Major — Home Economics Home Economics Club Library Staff Little Theatre Club Off Campus Girls, Vice-President Vernon Davis, A.B. Paint Lick Major — History Progress Staff Elementary Council Swimming Instructor Social Science Club Hattie DeIarnette, B.S. Richmond Major — Commerce James Hubert Tuttle, B.S. West Irvine Major — Chemistry World Affairs Club Sylvia McCulley, B.S. Lancaster Major — Elementary Education Elementary Council Art Club Y.W.C.A. 56 ■ n e s DOAK JUANITA KEEN, B.S. Dryhill Major — Education Primary Y.W.C.A. Elementary Council Gordon Nash, B.S. Trinity Major — Mathematics Glee Club Messiah Band Orchestra Lillian E. Greer. B.S. Eubank Major — Elementary Education Lipscomb College Dormitory Council World Affairs Club R SAMUEL P. Wise. B.S Lelia McLemore, B.S. O TIS Mays, BS Hargett Ravenna Teague Major Band —Chemistry Major— Elementary Education Majors — Mathematics, Social Science Art Club Upper Cumberland Club B.Y.P.U Social Science Union College ■57- 1 e V c N c; ) V s Raleigh Parker, A.B. Parrott Major — History Y.M.C.A. International Relations Club Sociology Tennis Berea College Pauline Clark, B.S. Danville Major — Home Economics Home Economics Club Y.W.C.A. Clarence Baker. A.B. Holbrook Majors — History, Geography Faunice Hubble, B.S. Eubank Majors — English, Elementary Education Canterbury Club Elementary Council Dormitory Council Elmer Cunningham, B.S. Switser Major — Commerce Caduceus Club Social Science Club Goldie Wilson, B.S. Crab Orchard Major — Education Art Club Elementary Council 58- n e s Letha Clark, A.B. Shirley M. Mills B.S. Dove B. Combs. B.S Auxier Pineville Portsmouth Major — English Major — Biology Major — Elementary Education Elementary Council Y.M.C.A. Mountaineer Club Home Economics Club Y.W.C.A. Big Sandy Valley Club Canterbury Club Upper Cumberland Club Garrard Rawlings, Estella Miracle, B.S. Clyde F. Long, A.B B.S. Harlan Majors — Chemistry, Biology Golf Teams Berea Major — Elementary Education Elementary Council Art Club Y.W.C.A. Million Major — History Social Science Club World Affairs Club 59- n e EULOGIA C. BONETA, B.S. Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico Majors — Chemistry, Physical Education Physical Education Club Caduceus Club Little Theatre Club Pep Club Arthur E. Lund, B.S. Salt Lake City, Utah Majors — Mathematics, English Physical Education Club Parliamentary Club Football Swimming Track Baseball Social Committee Delta Psi Omega E Club Robert Morris Creech, B.S. Richmond Major — Commerce Progress Staff Pi Omega Pi Sigma Tau Pi Football President, Freshman Class Treasurer, Junior Class s W. E. Moore, B.S. West Somerset Major — Elementary Education Pleas Turner, B.S. Arnett Majors — Social Science, Commerce Social Science Club Roxie Jane Stephens, A.B. Whitley City Major — Elementary Education Cumberland College Elementary Council 60 ' n e M Vera Mae Williams, Charles J. Bentley, Walter L. Mavity, B.S. B.S. B.S. Somerset London Mount Olivet Major — Chemistry Major — Mathematics Major — Chemistry President, Freshman Class Vice-President, Y.W.C.A. Caduceus Society Sophomore Class Upper Cumberland Club Science Club Y.M.C.A., President Library Staff Limestone Club Messiah: Glee Club Thespian Club Science Club Sue Bennett College Caduceus Club Social Science Club Milestone Staff Kappa Delta Pi Heber Dana Tarter. E. V. Carrier, A.B. Mary Katherine B.S. Liberty Ixcels. A.B. Mintonville Major — Geography- Cynthiana Major — Physical Majors — French, Latin Education World Affairs Club Glee Club Sigma Lambda E Club Ushering Staff Physical Education Club Little Theatre Club Football Track Baseball 61 n e Ruth Horton Malloy, Irvine Major — Elementary Education Elementary Council Off Campus Girls Student Council World Affairs Club William Leroy Macht, A.B. Ft. Thomas Ma] ors — Commerce, History Social Science Club Northern Kentucky Club Treasurer of Senior Class Garrett Lance Howard. A.B. Ravenna Majors — Geography, History Y.M.C.A. World Affairs Club s Leland Demorest Race, A.B. Richmond Majors — Geography, Commerce Dord Edward Fitz, Higgins, Texas Major — Art Art Club World Affairs Club Y.M.C.A. Art Editor of The Milestone ■62 • A.B. Nancy White Lohn, B.S. Crab Orchard Major — Elementary Education World Affairs Club Elementary Council Y.W.C.A. Kappa Delta Pi n e l Gano Dudley Caywood, A.B. Versailles Majors — Geography, History Glee Club Y.M.C.A. World Affairs Club Social Science Club Janice Barbara congleton, a.b. Richmond Majors — English, History Little Theatre Club Alpha Psi Omega Canterbury Club Madrigal Club Progress Staff Off Campus Girls Council Social Science Club Edith Elliott, B.S. Rice Station Major — Elementary Education Elementary Council Y.W.C.A. Mary Dorris, A.B. Richmond Major — Music Madrigal Club Little Theatre Club Mattie Barnhill. B.S. Georgetown Major — Intermediate Education Elementary Council Eugene Todd, B.S. Richmond Majors — Biology, Chemistry 63 n e s John Floyd Cosby. Elizabeth Collins, Margaret Craig. A. J. Limb. A.B. B.S. A.B. A.B. Salt Lake City Red House Richmond Ghent Major — Commerce Major — Agriculture Major — History Majors — Commerce, History ' E Club Social Scence Club Little Theatre Club Sigma Tau Pi Physical Education Social Science Club Physical Education Club Club Agriculture Club Mrs. Dovie Delma Winkler John Gilbert. B.S. Mrs. Ida Master? Dudderar, B.S. Brandenburg. B.S. Oneida Jones, B.S. Richmond Irvine Major — Education Million Major — Elementary Major — Elementary Major — Elementary Education Education B.S.U. E Club Education Elementary Council Elementary Council Little Theatre Club 64 ' fi e iXTL- 1 1 % mm; € ■ m« % • • • (Eastern Production) Righteous, Educational, Romantic The spirit of school life involves many instances of worth, and the directors of this production have caught this spirit. They have injected it into this drama, making a dream, worthy of highest critical aspect. Action is imperative throughout this drama. The continuity of events, the magnifi- cent scenes, the splendor of the settings, the knowledge of the ages make a wonderful spectacle for the ever searching Eye of Man — the Eye that has delved into the Un- known, ever seeking a higher standard of living. This Searching Eye is the cinema. And the characters uphold the high ideals of the institution — the worthy institution, of which they are vital moving members. The entire action is a reverie of their beliefs. Tempo . . . crescendo . . . heralding trumpets . . . music . . . swing . . . tunes that are symbolic of a nation swinging out of chaos . . . the beat of drums . . . moving feet — The Junior Prom. Shadow movements on the upward trend, hurdling toward the snow- capped peaks, crossing them into the Valley of the Sapphire, to turn a blue transparent variety, into solid gold — The Junior Class. 66 n e Strains of a lyric tenor, the voice of Norbert Rechtin, guiding the class on their momentous jour- ney, aided by Russell Childs, Beulah Clark, and Virginia Bohn — Alpinic guides, toiling with the supporting cast on the dangerous pathways of life. 67 h e STELLA HALL Fusoma ELIZABETH RALSTON Paint Lick RAYMOND STIVERS Pleasureville NORBERT C. RECHTIN JAMES MYERS HART Be Bellcvue NANCY ELIZABETH KING Louisville JEAN ELIZABETH HASH Pineville MINELL BEUTHER Louisville HAROLD E. EVERLING Ashland 68 ' n e s ± Jtk. I BEULAH E. CLARK VIRGINIA LESTER Corbin ADRIEL WILLIAMS Shelhyville Junction City SAMUEL BLACKARD J. EDGAR McCONNELL Versailles Forks of Elkhorn ELIZABETH ROBERTSON Finchville MARGARET INEZ CASS NAOMI FOSTER Brodhead JOHN W. ELLISON Corbin Russell 69 n e w ARGARET LEE ROSS VERA C. WILBORN Fort Thomas Shelhyville FRED LOUIS PAFF Henderson WILLIAM D. BYAR CHARLES LEON FARRIS Lockland, Ohio Corbin MARY ANN COLLINS Richmond RUTH CARR LENNIE STRONG Panola Richmond OTWELL RANKIN Covington ■70 n e MARY LILYAN SMITH Ravenna ETTA JONES Dunruven WILLIAM BENNETT Covington clemont Ml-dowell Irvine RUSSELL CHILDS Falmouth MARGARET STEELE ZARING Richmond ALMA BACH Jackson MRS. MADELINE B MARTIN Emlyn J. CHESTER DURHAM Richmond ■ 71 n e EVELYN ELLIOTT Rice Station JESSE MOORES Richmond EVELYN SPROULE Barbourville HERSCHEL OWENS Maysville CHARLES WARNER Covington MARGARET HUBBARD Ashland GARNET McGINNIS Ashland MINNIE FRANCES HARRISON Maysville JOSEPH SHEARER Campbellsburg 72 n e s ESTILE SWAN OLIVER WILSON Corhin Ansel MARGUERITE HENZMAN Ashland VIOLA ROBERTS GERALDINE ALLEN Manchester Prestonshurg RUSSELL GILBERT Irvine JAMES C. WASH ERNEST A. THOMAS Eminence Prestonsburg KATHRYN FOLMER Independence n e GERTRUDE BAIRD MARIETTE GAFFNEY Corhin HEARE Lancaster JAMES HEARE, JR. Lancaster NICHOLAS BREWER RALPH MAURER Sturgeon Burlington DOROTHY L. LITSEY Springfield OL GA JACKSON PEARL HAYES Berea Louisa JESSE JOHNSON Rockhold 74 n e AGNES EDMUNDS instow PHOEBE CARTER Corbin BONNIE JEAN APPLEGATE Ashland MARTHA SUDDUTH Winchester LILLIAN WILSON Irvine OPAL BAXTER Harrodsburg 75 n e D « O ■ II I %%% OHOKB • (Eastern Production) Drama, Romance, Beauty A geyser, magnificent in all its splendor, uncapped and flowing continuously, reach- ing the heavens; supervened by tiny whirlpools and eddys around the edges, crystal clear, luke-warm, a supplement to the spititfulness of a fuller more complete living. The Production Sophomore Class is radiant of this theme, lending itself to the crea- tion of a better, more Godly world. Truly a token of the ever-changing manly hope for a greater livelihood, the directors are to be commended upon the splendidness of man- ner in which they have handled a very delicate and tranquil subject. However, the acme of great acting makes the production even more wonderful, a pantomime to be followed by all posterity. Again we find the play built upon the age old search of young people for knowledge. The plot is a sequence to the First Year, a production of last season, carrying on the high ideals endowed in the characters at that time and creating new ones in keeping with the problems taced in the plot. 76 n e 1 i •«s . Hiram Montgomery Brock, Jr. . . . even with such a name as this the class of ' 39 decided that Hunkey was the man to lead the group for the year. His friendliness and ready wit gave him Eastern ' s okey when he arrived, last year as a green freshman from Harlan. To record the foolishness of their meetings. Pearl Steveiison was chosen by the Sophs as secre- tary. We certainly give them credit for this choice. Nice going Pearl, we predict bigger things for you. Not content to pick all of their officers from the Kentucky crop, the Sophomores voted that Dick Cantor, the blond Apollo from New Boston, Ohio, was to be their Vice-President. Dick ' s smile may have won this office for him as it has won his popu- larity on the campus. Bill doesn ' t say much but believe it, when any help is needed he will be in there doing his part. That ' s the reason the class elected William Moore as treasurer. D 77 n e WILLIAM MOORE PAUL ROBERTS Richmond Manchester JEAN YOUNG RUBY MOORE Dayton Frankfort FRANCES McCHORD LEOTA KELLEY Maysville Harlan EMMA BALLINGAL ALPHA COOKSEY Mt. Olivet Cormshville DALE MORGAN TEDDY GILBERT Newport Pineville VIRGINIA CARROLL ELOISE BALZ STITH Covington Ekron 78 n e hi Jfc sL M..J a JAMES ROGERS Covington EDWARD EICHER Ft. Thomas LILLIAN KELTNER Somerset DOROTHY BURKE Covington EDITH M. COUGHLIN Ashland RETHA E. LEE Tvner ODELLE COOK Winchester THELMA L. HUBER Maysville JAMES EDGAR STAYTON Dayton DANN DENNY Richmond MARY KATHERINE STEWART Mt. Olivet LOIS MAE EICH Bellevue D 79 n e D JOE KEETON CECIL KARRICK Salyersville Richmond MARY ELLA MIRACLE ANNA FORD KELLEY Loyall Wallins Creek MILDRED ESTES DENOLA TOLLIVER Science Hill Hazard BESSIE MAINOUS GENEVIEVE MARTIN Conkling London GEORGE Y. DURR TILDEN STEPP Harrodsburg Nangatuck GEORGETTA METCALFE MARY AGNES BOHN Paint Lick Shelbyville 80 n e s WILLIAM CARMEN PATRICK Paint Lick HENRY HENSLEY Laurel Creek IVORY DAY Cranks ELIZABETH AMMERMAN Shawhan D M RUBY BLAIR McKee DELLA MAE GOINS Frankfort ADA DOUGHERTY Falmouth MILLIE HUGHES Prestonshur RALPH E. SIZEMORE DeMossville CARMEL LEON JETT Canyon Falls CHESTER B. OWENS Brodhead PEGGY SCHNEIDER Newport n e FRED MAYS LEONARD STAFFORD Mt. Sterling Covington EMMA GOODPASTER doris McQueen Owingsville Royrader MEREDITH LOW ' RV HESTER DARLING Covington Rose Hill AMNIE YOUNG CALLIE SIMMONS Hindman Lancer CHARLEY LEWIS JOSEPH GREENWELL McWhorter Shelbyville GERTRUDE HAHN LAURA ARNOLD Richmond Mackville 82 h e s HADEN COMBS Ricetown DOUGLAS HOUSE Red House DOROTHA MANNING GLADYS TUSSEY Stanford Middlefork RICHARD SMITH Bellevue ROSE M. McCAWLEY Springfield ANNA LOU CREECH ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Harlan Stanford D WILLIAM O ' DONNELL Richmond CHARLES NEAL Irvine MARY K. DAMERON LUCILE NUNNELLEY Maysville Hustonville 83 n e D DELBERT ESTES FAYE WINKLER Science Hill Wace EMMA STEVENS JOYCE COTTON Alexandria Richmond SARAH E. ARNOLD BEULAH GENTRY Cynthiana Broms ALENE DAILEY RUTH HAMMONDS Mt. Vernon Richmond WILLIAM HAGOOD CURTIS KINCER Loyall Brodhead MARY JANE BUCKLEY JOYCE HERMANN Covington Newport 84 n e D WILSON ASHBV Shelbyville EDNA HILL Germantown JUANITA SCHINDLER Covington EMMA BALLENGEE Pans PEARL STEPHENSON Richmond CHRISTINE DUCKWALL Lvnch MARGUERITE KELLY CAPITOLA WHEELER Wallins Creek Hustonville CARL DANN McRoberts HIRAM BROCK, JR. Harlan MARY PURDY JOAN BRETTSCHNEIDER Covington Covington S3 n e M J. W. MULLIKIN, JR. Ewing BOBBIE STOVALL Grayson MILDRED STOVALL Grayson HELEN SCHORLE VIOLA ROBINSON Newport Three Links WILLIAM PIERATT Frenchburg HAZEL LUCAS Primrose RICHARD CANTER New Boston, Ohio LORRAINE GROSS Harlan 86 n e MILTON FEINSTEIN Corhin JAYNE FULTON Harlan LILLIAN HARRISON Ravenna VIRGINIA BABF.R Winchester KATHARINE ARNOLD Falmouth MARSHALL ARBUCKLE Richmond DORIS BURGESS Beattyville FRANK NAPIER Pineville M. ELAINE JONES Owenton 87 h e M 1940 Ai§ (Eastern Production) Gax, Romantic, Frivolous Registration . . . Comedy, and yet possessive of a deeper hidden meaning — a tiny bit of romance, beautiful, serenely so; wholly unconquerable, but well worth knowing . . . trying to be some one else in a splendid effort at glamour, and failing, even after long years of practice. Highly idealistic are the words that describe the Freshman Class, idealistic in the fact that they seem to be endlessly searching for the elements left unwanted by their superiors . . . not in intellect, but in classification. In this Drama, we find a multitude of people drawn together by one common cause . . . people gathered from Nature ' s great storehouse . . . and with the shining light of higher things beaming from the countenance of each and every one, setting out upon untraveled roads in the sincere hope of finding the Golden Penny of Knowledge, and in the end, success. Their trials and temptations are gathered in one magnificent drama ... a drama that will gain momentum with the years. The pu;de of youth . . . problems . . . hopeful, vain . . . mild attempts at sincerity . . . forceful comedy . . . scenic beauty . . . Freshmen . . . n e 88 The freshmen combined all the qualities of an ide al campus man when they chose their president. Bob Dickman. Personality and scholarship are mere- ly two of his attributes. He proved himself a master of the parallel-bars and the tumbling mat shortly after he came to Eastern . . . Eastern ' s campus was familiar stamping ground to Josephine Park, secre- tary-treasurer of the class . . . Before entering the college she was well known to all of us at Model High School. A more efficient personality could not have been found to fulfill this office. The vice- president, James Hennessey, friendly fellow from the northern end of the state . . . looks good on the grid- iron and we expect results from his work- M S9 n e lm HARRY T. BRYANT FRANK H. WILCOX Eminence Newport MARGARET EVANS ELIZABETH ARNOLD Richmond Falmouth AIRLIE FLETCHER RAVENELL HARRISON Berea Vancehurg ANNA LEE RATCLIFFE OPAL HANSHAW Appalachia, Va. Greenup T. J. ANDERSON ELLA BISHOP Shawhan Falmouth MILDRED COLEY ELLEN LOYD Louisville Maysville 90 h e william McMillan MINNIE LEE WOOD Finchville Maysville MARY KENNEY FAY ASBURY Independence Kenvir PAULINE JASPER GARNET DARNELL Somerset Greenup JOSEPHINE C. PARK BARBARA S. GARRIOTT Richmond Ann Arbor RUBY MAE WILSON ROBERT DICKMAN Falmouth Covington EDYTHE NEWKIRK AGNES SMITH Butler Irvine c 91 n e CLYDE ROUSE Covington ATLAS HOWELL Richmond MARY HELEN EADS EVELYN VAUGHT Monticello Somerset GERALDINE DILLON Sardis ELEANOR BEST Harrodsburg MILDRED NEELY RUBY G. BASTON Somerset Somerset MARY ELIZABETH BENNETT La Grange LUCILLE BORDERS Richmond MARY LOUISE HANCOCK Milton VERA E. MARZ Newport 92 n e fefc tM WICKLIFFE HAHN FRANCES LITTLE Richmond Southgate CHARLEY DEE VIRGINIA PERRAUT CAMPBELL Minerva Maysville AUDREY BELLE PARSONS SHIRLEY CRITES Hulcn Newport KATHERINE BAGGS LILLIE MARIE WREN Portsmouth, Ohio Paint Lick VIRGINIA MARZ CLYDE LEWIS Dayton Newport ELIZABETH CULTON EDYTHE ROGERS Richmond Loyal! n e CLINTON STANLEY Portsmouth, Ohio JANE DURRETT Russell THURSTON BUCKS ' ER Sard:s LAVERNE ESTES Euhank DURWARD SALISBURY Hunter MARTHA E. PETTITT Norwood, Ohio ALMA GRAHAM Covington MARY ELIZABETH DAWN Covington CLIFFORD BAUER Covington KATHLEEN TODD Paint Lick EVA LENA BUSEY Waddy ORVILLE BYRNE Dayton 94 n e GIL TAYLOR Walter McMillan Ft. Thomas Finchville LILLIAN WILLIAMS CAROLYN J. STIDHAM Paintsville Beattyville ETHEL SALYER ANNA MAE BENTLE Salycrsville Falmouth BETTY STURM HELEN ROZAN Bellevue Maysville IONA CREECH JAMES STANFIELD Harlan Dayton RUTH PENNINGTON VERNA MAE TUDOR Berea Richmond 95 n e DONOVAN COOPER SUE TOADVINE Portsmouth, Ohio Cynthiana CATHERINE CURTIS HELEN ANTHONY Mt. Sterling Nashville, Tcnn. CARRIE F. JAYNE JEAN MEADOR Flat Gap Louisville EVY LEE EAST CONSTANCE SALISBURY Mill Springs Hunter ANN F. OSBORNE JOE KENDALL ALLEN Martin Printer VIVIAN TAYLOR MARIAN CAMPBELL Ft. Thomas Springfield 96 n e RICHARD LEE BROWN Cynthiana HELEN THOMAS Prestonsburg OLIVETTE GANTLEY Maysville SARA LOUISE MAYDWELL Eminence KATHLEEN MARCUM Manchester RUBY KEETON Davsboro WILLIAM B. GRANT Maysville PAULINE RAGER Louisville AUDRE ELLIS Maysville DOROTHY PAYNE Corbin RAYMOND HUCK Cold Springs DOROTHY CHIPMAN Falmouth 97 h e eserve O fficers raining C orps Major Charles W. Gallaher, F. A. Professor of Military Science and Tactics Captain William W. Ford, F. A. Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics Captain Eugene M. Link, F. A. Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics Tech. Sgt. Ezra Bentley, F. A. J st Sergeant of Detachment St. Sgt. William P. Winslade, F. A. Personnel Sergeant Major and Assistant Instructor Private 1st Class Zeb. A. Wilson, F. A. Private 1st Class Cecil L. Williams, F. A. Private 1st Class Roy C. Vernon, F. A. Private 1st Class Daniel C. Thomas, F. A. Clerk Private 1st Class Charlie Davis, F. A. 99 n e Master Sergeant Heman W. Fulkerson Battalion Commander Tech. Sgt. Charles L. Stafford Battalion Executive 1st Sgt. Leslie G. Roth C. O. Battery A. 1st Sgt. Wallace G. Forbes C. O. Battery B. St. Sgt. Ralph B. Pendery Battalion Adjutant Marshall Arbuckle Highest Standing Second Class Gunner jp ■ . I A i  i i 1 L : ®o n e MILI1AR1 IS % Nancy Covington, Richmond Attendants Frances Little, Newport Bonnie Applegate, Ashland n e 101 To be Sergeants Snodgrass, John E Left Guide, Battery A Wilcox, Frank H., Jr Left Guide, Battery B Hagood, William J J atwnal Color Bearer Stayt on, James E Right Guide, Battery A Brock, Hiram, Jr Right Guide, Battery B Brown, Richard L School Color Bearer Francis, Roger R. Denny, Dann W. Benton, Tommy Greenwell, Joseph C. Whitaker, Coleman Taylor, Virgil W. House, Harvey D. Combs, Earnest G. McCarthy, Albert L. McWhorter, Virgil H. Hart, James M. Meyers, Dave G. To be Corporals Battery A Battery B v Cole Arbuckle, John Smith, Richard E. Edwards, Frank W. (Guidon) McClanahan, John B. Short, Denham Mullikm, J. W., Jr. Salisbury, Durwood E. Preece, Cecil Eicher, Edward E. Hennessey, James T. Allen, Joe K. Henry, Walter N. Thomas, Ernest A. Harris, Ernest L. Cornett, Marvin O. To be Privates, First Class Battery A Cooper, Frank D. Hughes, Harold E. Reid, Kenneth F. Kalb, John V. Suter, John O. Huck, Raymond J. Nelson, Herschel S: Battery B Noland, Thomas T. Dann, Jack C. Morgan, Dale L. 102 n e l T5o ' Beauty I often wonder, Beauty, were you brushed by Venus ' wing, Or, perhaps while you were sleeping you heard the mermaids sing, Heard them tell the secrets of sleeping beauty ' s love, Or, did you loo , while dreaming, through beauty ' s golden door] Did blue and brown or other sprite sha e star- dust in your eyes, The wild swan gwe your voice the song it sings before it dies — A fairy artist came, I now, and plied his magic brush, To touch your throat with ivory, your chee with rose ' s blush — Did Cupid place his bow upon your lips of crimson hue, A dye that beauty ' s elves distilled from drops of sunset dew? Arachne must have spun your hair that it might wave and cling. Tell me, Lovely Beauty, were you b7-nshed by Venus ' wing? ANONYMOUS 104 n e ll  « ■ % ■c;w Opal Darnell Hanshaw 105 IDytMTi Margaret Carolyn Hubbard Frances Little 106 MOVMfitlM LAU Representative f Nancy Covington 107 MISS POPDLA Eulogia Carlota Boneta 108 ■■£. l OI l I Paul Barry DeMoisey 109- S I ' ■ ■:■€■ % ' ■ ' ■% ' Betsy Anderson Most Original Robert Mavity Katherine Campbell Friendliest Harry Hatler Dora Boneta Most Popular Paul DeMoisey Louise Kendall Cutest Austin Harrod Kathryn Miracle Neatest Jack Hughes Helen Gardiner _ Optimist ....Morris Creech Betty Hanger Pessimist Gano Caywood Kate Padgett Man Hater — Woman Hater W. O. King Margaret Neale Most Brilliant Kelly Clore Martha Gray _ Best Athlete Art Red Lund Julia Williams Best Dancer Tommy Scott Nancy Covington Most Attractive Woodrow Hinkle Barbara Congleton Most Carefree Eugene Todd Mary Louise Weaver Most Collegiate Paul McGinnis Velma Samuels Venus — Apollo Bud Limb Mary K. Ingles..... Biggest Bluffer Joe Gilly Mary Dorris Best Musician Gordon Nash Jane O. Hendren Best Disposition Jay Brinton Naomi Goble Quietest Don Hignite Nell Ogden Wittiest Bill Macht Pauline Clark Most Sophisticated Walter Mavity Leo Moss Most Talkative Layton Howerton Susan Gragg Most Melancholy Jack McCord Helen Howell Laziest _ Bill Stewart Marguerite Wyrick Most Stylish Rickman Powers La Verne Doolin Most Bashful George Martin Nancy Lohn Most Willing Worker Joe Hedges Kitty Holcomb Best All-round Person ....Ed Hesser Pearl Stevenson Most Popular Undergraduate Roy King 110 ' a i ' V iiiiMiiiU ' aHuiii  iiiiiin P i - ■ i ni«uit nimnmiuui iHnt uauL unij (ii)ii t ' nunMSiiimnunjimitr lini iLtitSH JtiuU -JiDutnuUlti ' - ' rui.Av.iKMD i nn(.JiV; F,,, HDMORLOGUE a u DDCilTlOMit _ n r i V A- WW- G ■ t e), r ( T r f nmx Mm T. E. McDonough Director of Athletics To Thomas Edward McDonough, we dedicate this section of the 1937 Milestone. To him, more than to any other person or factor, belongs the credit and distinction of giving impetus to the trend of athletic supremecy that Eastern is rapidly attaining. Since coming to the college more than nine years ago, Mr. McDonough has been a constant friend, advisor, coach, and, above all, an inspiration to countless athletes that have worn the Maroon and White. Outstanding in his field and recognized as a physical educator of the first order, McDonough has often been the recipient of honorary offices in the various professional organizations of which he is a member. Recently he was given the post of President by the Southern Physical Education Association while he also holds a similar position in the Kentucky Health and Physical Education Association. Perhaps no higher tribute could be payed Mr. McDonough than to say that he knows his job and does it well. 118 Left to Right — Bottom Row: Farns, Gabbard, Cummins, Bressler, Johnson, Jenkins. Hagood, Douglas, Lemich, and McConnell. Middle Row, 1 : Canter, trainer; Caldwell, Davis, Lydey, Tarter, Everling, Feinstein, Collins, Lacey, Wallace, Byar, and Ramsey, manager. Bac Row: Coach Rankin, O. King, Hill, Limb, Bnnton, Lund, Hatton, Fulkerson, Yeager, R. King, Maxwell, Killen, Mavity, and Coach Samuels. Coach Rome Rankin Coach Tom Samuels 119 cs Lund Halfback Limb End Mavity Fullbac Brinton Tackle Eastern loses eight of its past season grid stars and with these players passes some of the finest football ability that the college has ever possessed. Arthur Lund came to Eastern two years ago from a junior college in Salt Lake City, Utah, and has been an outstanding figure both on the gridiron and on the campus. His superb passing ability coupled with his all round athletic ability on the field won for him a position on the past year ' s All State football eleven. Along with Lund came Jay Brinton and James Limb who also call the Mormon country their home. Brinton, a tackle, and Limb, an end, were two very fine reasons why Coach Samuels ' line functioned so well all season. Heber Tarter and Bob Mavity were Eastern ' s regular fullbacks for the past three years, with Tarter being especially adapted to offensive line smashing while Mavity stood out as a defensive star and a blocking back. Both boys will be sorely missed from their positions next season as will Overton King, regular tackle, from Clifton Forge, Va., and Alexander Wallace, a shifty halfback, that came to Eastern along with Coach Rankin two years ago. Wilson Gabbard, a guard, is the eighth member of the senior class whose absence will be noticeable next fall. Tarter Fullback Gabbard Guard O. King Tackle Wallace Halfback Jenkins Davis Hacood Lacey Cummins Eastern, starting it ' s second year under the tutelage of Coaches Rome Rankin and Tom Samuels, became the outstanding aggregation in the state last season, compiling a record of seven wins against two losses, the Maroons broke record after record in their tireless effort to give Eastern the finest gridiron machine that she has ever had. Inspira tional, of course, was the presence of the magnificent, new Hanger stadium together with the dynamic leadership of Coaches Rankin and Samuels. Playing the first pair of games with small college elevens in order to give the Eastern mentors a slant on their seasons prospects the Maroons quickly justified all pre-season expectations by soundly thrashing the two adversaries in top-heavy scores. During these games, approximately thirty wearers of the Maroon and White were given an oppor- tunity to demonstrate their prowess as gndmen. During these trials the work of sopho- mores Yeager, Hill, Davis, and Lydey, stood out, while the veterans, led by Killer., Caldwell, Roy King, Everling, Lacey, Tarter, and O. King, also revealed that the club would be strong. The record breaking Maroons, traveling next to the Hoosier state of Indiana to en- gage the highly touted Franklin College eleven, broke their first record when for the first time in the history of Eastern football, the Rankin men won an out-of-state game by a 7-0 count. A lateral pass, Caldwell to Hatton to Davis, turned the trick and although the Maroons threatened on numerous other occasions the giant forward wall of Franklin ' s stopped further scoring. Farris Caldwell McConnell Maxwell R. King Lydey Dou ;l. Fein stein Returning home for the annual Home-coming game — this year with the University of Louisville, — the Maroons trounced the cardinals by a 9-6 score in the thrilling game that had the 3,000 spectators, that turned out to see Governor Chandler dedicate the Hanger Stadium and to participate in the Home-coming festivities, holding onto their seats throughout. With Johnny Killen, Art Lund, Roy King, and Woodrow Lydey leading the way, the Maroons broke the 14 year old hold that Georgetown College had exercised over the Eastern team when they turned back the Tigers by a 6-2 tally in a game that packed all the thrills that any football game could have. A perfectly timed pass play from Art Red Lund, whose work this year brought him All-State honors, to Bob Hatton gave Eastern her margin of victory. Riding the crest of a five game winning streak, the Maroons met with disaster when a fighting bank of Morehead College Eagles completely surprised the Rankinmen and took a 18-7 victory back to their native haunt together with the now established Hawg Rifle trophy. Returning to the good graces of the public the next week by trouncing the Transylvania Pioneers 13-6 and breaking a 16 year jinx, the Maroons set themselves for the acid test of their entire schedule — the annual Western game. Great offensive work by Art Lund together with some defensive playing by Hagood, Fulkerson, McConnell, Limb, Mavity, and Lacey gave the Hilltoppers of Western a terrific scare with the men of Western finally beating out a 7-0 win but definitely shaking the long supremacy held by the down-staters in football circles. Again Lund took charge of the offensive progress of the Maroons in the Union game and aided by a staunch sophomore line, the Maroons eked out a much deserved and long awaited victory. Thus closed the 1936 chapter in the football annals of the college with this year ' s notations being the brightest and most successful that has ever been produced since that history began. Ramsey-C. Collins Everling Hill Killen Fulkerson They line up . . . and then the kick off . . . the enemy huddles k. Ok j They stop the enemy ' ' «■ Eastern ends a long run A touchdown He kicks the point It ' s good . . . 7 ' () ,m GRAPHIC % ■ I W OF THE MitROONi 1936 RECORD 1937 SCHEDULE Eastern 39 Mars Hill Sept- 25- -Tenn. Polytechnic Here Eastern 34 Holbrook Oct. 2 -Franklin Here Eastern 7 Franklin Oct. s -Transylvania Here Eastern 9 Louisville 6 Oct. 15- -Open Eastern 6 Georgetown 2 Oct. 22- -Georgetown Here Eastern 7 Morehead 18 Oct. 30- -Morehead There Eastern Western 7 Nov. 6- —Western There Eastern 12 Union 6 Nov. 12- -Union (Homecoming) Here Nov. 20- -Louisville There Total 127 45 123 Left to Right — Bottom Row: Hord, Sloan, Locknane, Craig, Rankin, Rego, and Hopkins. Middle Row: Coach Hembree, Weaver, Meyers, Lewis, Rouse, Cornett, Horn, Allen, and Nunley, manager. Bac Row: Hennessey, Noll, Yelton, Kelly, Herndon, Caldwell, Susie, Spaulding, and Coach BABY M tROOM§ - 1936 To the Freshman team of 1936 belongs a lion ' s share of the credit for the fine show- ing that the Varsity made last season. Little is known of the frosh squad by the average sports fan, although the yearlings report daily for the sole purpose of keeping the varsity in shape with no reward offered other than the satisfaction of playing the game. Coach Charles Hughes Coach George Hembree 124 Left to Right — Front Row: DeMoisey, Hinkle, King, Rankin, Voshell, Scott. Back_ Row: Coach Rankin, Ramsey, manager; Blevins, Fritts, Hatton, Fulkerson, Canter, trainer; T. E. McDonough, director of athletics. THE VAHMTV M %ROOM9 With a highly seasoned and talented basketball team reporting to him this year, Coach Rankin gave to Eastern another fine court squad that justified all pre-season expectations. The Maroons, by winning ten tilts while dropping only four in state com. ' petition, finished third in the K.I.A.C. race- Injuries helped to keep down the record — Roy King, outstanding guard. Captain Paul DeMoisey, and Otwell Rankin were all victims of injuries during the season while the loss of Coach Rankin during the latter part of the season, due to illness, also hampered the Maroons. Going to the S.I. A. A. tourney as a Kentucky representative the team played with- out the guidance of both Captain DeMoisey and Coach Rankin, who underwent an appendectomy shortly before the meet. THE 1936-37 RECORD Eastern 32 Alumni 18 Eastern 25 Wesleyan 37 Eastern Eastern Eastern 28 28 23 Transy U. of L. Centre 17 26 22 Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern 28 40 28 2 i Georgetown Morehead Centre Western 31 38 24 25 Eastern 31 Wesleyan 30 Eastern 50 Transy 30 Eastern Eastern 26 44 Berea Be re a 3 3 37 Eastern Eastern 16 16 Western (K.I.A.C.) Union U. (Tenn 25 ) 36 Eastern 39 Georgetown 26 (S.IA.A.) 125 THE iEMORi Captain Paul Barry DeMoisey — sterling leader of a gallant team — the pepper box of the team. Noisey will be sorely missed both from the basketball court and the campus when he takes his leave this year. Was deprived the honor of leading his team in the K.I.A.C. and S.I. A. A. tournaments due to an arm injury sustained late in the regular season. Cocky, daring, a fighter, Paul has the stuff that it takes to get along. Woodrow Hinkle — the most outstanding forward to grace the hardwoods of Eastern in many years. Quite, unassuming, steady, Woodie is one of the best liked members of the team. A great offensive star, Hinkle, was twice named for All-State honors. Thomas Scott — scrappy, speedy, smart, Tommy teamed with Hinkle for the past two years at a forward berth to form a perfectly balanced pair. Great passer and floor man. A money player who plays best when the going gets the toughest. Heman Fulkerson — hard working, conscientious, shy. Piney showed ability as a tip off man and as a defensive player. Fine team player, with plenty of that winning spirit. Gave up honorary trip to the Nation ' s capitol just to maintain good team work. 126 Les Yoshell, Forward Otwell Rankin, Guard John Blevins, Guard Leslie Voshell, sophomore, showed great promise of developing into a great for- ward, acting as an understudy to Hinkle most of the season. Roy King, junior, was the backbone of the Maroon offense practically all season. A great competitor and a player that plays the game because he likes it. Bob Hatton, junior, was a valuable addition to the Maroon team coming to Eastern as a junior college man. Played center and guard. Ray Fritts, junior, was a second junior college man that materially aided the Rankin- men to numerous victories. A hard fighter and a willing worker. Otwell Rankin, junior, impressed with his sterling defensive work and consistent goal shooting, played a guard position with a brilliance that will land him a regular post next year. John Blevins, junior, completed the triumvirate of junior college men that fit into the pic- ture at Eastern so perfectly this year. An amaang goal shot. Roy King, Guard Ray Fritts, Center Bob Hatton, Center Left to Right — Front Row: Davidson, Slone, Craig, McWhorter, Bryant, and Noll. Bac Roiv: Rankin, manager; Nelson, Wagers, Noland, Caldwell, McMillan, Kalb, and Coach Turkey Hughes. IK %IK 1 M ROOMS 1956-1957 This year, Coach Hughes had assembled one of the finest freshman teams that has ever attended Eastern. Bowling over all sorts of competition by very one-sided scores the Baby Maroons compiled an outstanding record- Coach Hughes ' starting lineup usually consisted of Virgil McWhorter, a sharp- shooter from Hazel Green, and Harry Bryant, former Cropper flash, at the forward berths; Woodrow Noll, elongated Crescent Springs representative, at the pivot; Frank Sloan, former all-state high school at Inez, and Rudy Craig, a brilliant basketeer from Butler, at the guard posts. 1936-37 RECORD Eastern 62 Stanford 6 Eastern 32 Transy 22 Eastern 35 Wesleyan 28 Eastern 44 Centre 23 Eastern 39 Georgetown 28 Eastern 41 Berea 23 Eastern 38 Berea 22 Eastern 48 Wesleyan 31 Eastern 43 Georgetown L6 Eastern 37 Centre 8 Eastern 34 U. of K. 37 Eastern 20 Transy 26 473 270 128 fife -fffe, .... ■ . W V W% Left to Right — Bottom Roil ' : Bryant, L. King, Settle, Parks, Short. Middle Rou ' : Slone, Yeager, R. King, Music, Hinkle, Lund. Back. Row: Canter, trainer; Ward, Safriet, Coach Hembree, Caldwell, and Ramsey, manager. ■ ■■■ Itl lltlll 4 «M ■ DIAMOND DUST Behind the marvelous pitching of Charles Bryant, who during three years of college baseball competition lost only one game (his last one), the Eastern Maroons of 1936 won six of their ten games. Scoring victories over the University of Indiana, Lincoln Memorial University, Western, Louisville, and Morehead, the Maroons kept their reputation of being the best college baseball team in Kentucky for the fifth consecutive year. Aided by a hard hitting and brilliant fielding outfield combine of Captain Ray Settle, Paul DeMoisey, and Leslie Voshell, the Maroons were a constant threat to any team they met. The infield consisted of Ward at third, Lester King at short, Preston Short on the keystone sack, and Woodrow Hinkle at first. Charles Bryant, aided by freshmen Yeager and Rice, took care of the hurling while Jim Caldwell and Dick Greenwell served as maskmen. 1936 RECORD Eastern 7 Indiana 5 Eastern 6 Indiana 10 Eastern 9 Louisville 8 Eastern 8 Lincoln Mem. 3 Eastern 12 Lincoln Mem. 3 Eastern 3 Morehead 2 Eastern 4 Morehead 4 Eastern 5 Western Eastern 3 Louisville 5 Eastern 4 Western 4 129 TRACK. ,%]%! The largest track squad ever at Eastern reported this year. The fleet-footers trained and worked faithfully and did themselves no disgrace. They finished third in the State meet which was quite remarkable considering that the other schools have specialized in track more extensively than Eastern. In a few years Eastern ' s track and field team will he among the best. ,a o ! ftt ■ ■SB ' 31 §WIMMIM« Coach Ed Hesser ' s swimmers show promise of developing into a better team than the one which finished third in the state meet held here last year. After dropping close contests to the University of Kentucky and Morehead, the Maroon aquatic specialists won their first meet of the year from Berea. The Eastern fans hold high hopes for their favorites in the meets which are to come after the writing of this article. WMI9 % I Although Eastern had probably the smallest team in stature in the state, she probably had the most fighting team. The team average was about 5 ' 4 and this is no height in the tennis world- This team never gave up, but stayed with the best until the final stroke. Eastern had a much better team than the comparative scores indicate as the games of every match they lost were close and hard fought. GO % ■ Eastern can boast of having a champion, Garrard Rawling, Harlan, Eastern ' s No. 1 man, won the Kentucky Intercollegiate Golf Championship and proved himself to be one of the best amateurs in the state. This team, too, was better than the scores indi- cate and fought hard for every match even though they did lose several matches. MMX«AM JKA1_S JACKSON COUNTY BASKETBALL TEAM RED CROSS LIFE SAVING MODEL HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM 1 ( V i Betsy Anderson Ewcll Arrasmith Virginia Baher Minell Beuther Zola Bond Mary Brock Fern Byrd Inez Cass Sue Connelley Louise Craig Dorothy Crews Martha Delph Christine Duckwall Evelyn Edmunds Dord Fit; Christine Farris Moss Flannery Lelia Francisco Gertrude Hahn Ada Headley Edith Hensley Clyde Johnson Cecil Karrick Sula Karrick Virginia Kelley John Lewis Clement McDowell Sylvia McCulley Kathryn McNutt Jean Meador Eleanor Mebane Pauline Moore Jesse Moores Gladise Owens Virginia Peed Howard Parker Mildren Richardson John Ransdell Ellen Rodgers Peggy Schneider Lula Shearer Callie Simmons Barbara Smith Frankie Stevens Gene Wells Goldie Wilson h e ■ 134 m S3 -is— j 1 ' 4 8 iniii Anderson, Mane Baggs, Kathenne Ballard, Vivian Barbe, Cherry Barnes, Edwin Barrett, James Baxter, Dorothy Baxter, Edith Beuther, Minell Black, Mary E. Bonny, Thomas Brock, Dottie Burgess, Dorothy Burrus, Doniphan Byrne, Orville Carrier, William Caughlin, Edith Clark, Mary Lois Coley, Mildred M. Cooper, Donivan Culton, Margaret Culton, Skippy Cupp, Carl Dameron, Kathryn Denny, Dan Dorris, Dorothy Eicher, Edward Ellis, Audre Farris, Billy Farmer, Roy Feinstein, Milton Fife, jack Fits, Dord Gilbert, Clarence Gould, Marie Grant, William Green, Bessie Greenwell, Joseph Henry, Walker Holton, Walter Howard, Claude Howell, Atlas Hughes, Elmo Hughes, Henry Hughes, Marie Jones, Jayne Jones, John Karrick, Cecil Keltner, Thelward Kennamer, Doris Kennamer, Flora King, Vincent Kinnard, Junior Klein, Arthur Leeds, Mary Jo Lucas, Clayton Nash, Gordon Neal, Charles Owen, Joseph Owen, Harold Parks. Curtiss Parker, Howard Parker. Raleigh Pearson, Edwin Powell, Aaron Rigby, Harold Rose, Bennett Roth, Leslie Roysdon, Joe Shannon, Sheha Smith. Agnes Smith, Mary L. Snow, James Stivers, Raymond Tavlor, Virgil Walker, Robert Walker. Ruth Willis, Jean Wood, Minnii Yelton, Alan Blunschi, Joe Elder, Nelson Lee • 135 n e BAPTIST iTUDEIT UMIOM The Baptist Student Union was organized on Eastern ' s Campus in 1928, and has been in operation continuously since that time. The work has been under the direction of a student worker supported by the denomination since 1932, and for the past four years has been declared First Magnitude according to the standards of the Southern Baptist Department of Student Work. The executive council is composed of the heads of the various unit organizations of the Baptist Student Union with the pastor of the local church, a faculty adviser, and the student worker. The purpose of the union is to serve as a connecting link for the students between the college and the church. Mem- bership is voluntary and may be obtained by enrolling in any activity of the local Baptist Church. Nella Bailey Mary Lou Booker Eva Lena Busey Beulah Clark Harold Kelly Clore La Verne Doolin Christine Duckwall Chester Durham Wilson Durr Agnes Edmunds John Gilbert Harry Hatler Edith Hensley Edmond Hesser Jesse Johnson Dale Morgan Leo Moss Ethel Salyers Rebekah Vallandingham Vera Wilborn Dr. C. L. Breland Mrs. C. L. Breland F. A. Engle 136 n e Agnes Edmunds President Leo Moss Vice-President Margaret Neale Sec.-Treas. Dr. Roy B. Clark Sponsor Geraldine Allen Grace Allen Helen Anthony Mrs. Mary E. Barnhill Margaret Benton Mary Agnes Bohn Orville Byrne Let ha Clark Dr. Roy B. Clark Harold Kelly Clore Frances Cocanougher Barbara Congleton Mankate Deatherage Virginia Dotson Agnes Edmunds George Evans Mary Gould Susan Gragg Edith Haddix Lucille Haney Jean E. Hash Robert Hatton Faunice Hubble Carmel Jett Clyde Johnson Gertrude Johnson Bernice Jones Louise Kendall Clyde Lewis Jack McCord Garnet McGinnis Allen McManis Anne Margittay Ada M. Moore Leo Moss James J. Neale, Jr. Margaret Neale Lucile Nunnelley 137 h e IMIK1IIIOK1 (OllCIL The Dormitory Student Council is an organisation that acts more or less as a unit of student government. It is composed of women living in Burnam Hall and Sullivan Hall and has as its purpose the promoting of good will among the women who live in the two dormitories. The members of the council are appointed by the Dean of Women at the beginning of the school year. They are women who are interested in their work and accept no salary for what they do. Their chief interest is to assist the women residents in making their dormitories lovely places in which to live. Martha Gray Fresident Marzella Northcutt -.SscTreas, Ova Asbury Nella Bailey Frances Cocanougher Kathryn Folmer Lillian Greer Agnes Griffin Helen Howell Naomi Kalb Virginia Lester Kathryn McNutt Sue Osborne Elizabeth Robertson Eunice Wingo Emma Y. Case 138 n e •  99 Gurney Adams Jay Brinton Bill Byar James Caldwell Richard Canter Basil Collins Richmond Collins Jack Cummins Paul DeMoisey Harold Everling Charles Farris Milton Feinstein Ray Fritts Heman Fulkerson Wilson Gabbard John Gilbert William H agood Robert Hatton Joe Hedges Walter Hill Woodrow Hinkle Junior Hughes Joe Jenkins John Killen Lester King Overton King Roy King R. D. Lacey Alfred Limb Arthur Lund Woodrow Lydey J. Edgar McConnel Robert Mavity William Moore Homer Ramsey Otwell Rankin Garrard Rawlings Marshall Robinson Thomas M. Scott Heber Tarter Leslie Voshell Harold Ward Adriel Williams Joe Williams D 139 n e !■ ■■% i %ie council Nancy Lohn ..President ELOISE Balz Vice-President Nancy Covincton Sec.-Treas. Mary C. Hansen Spcmsor Mrs. Julian Tyng Sponsor Cecil Abney Henry Corum Curtis Kincer Virginia Sanders Laura Arnold Nannie Lou Cox Nancy King Juanita Schindler Sarah Arnold Hester Darling Grace Kincaid Peggy Schneider Elizabeth Ammerman Edith Elliot Lctty Langdon Regina Senter Virginia Baber Evelyn Elliot Edith Le Masters Irene Shelley Emma Ballingal Lida Eversole Meredith Lowry Callie Simmons Ruth Borhe Oscar Fain Cora Lutes Mary Lilyan Smith Mattie Barnhill Beulah Gentry Sylvia McCulley Thelma Sparks Jessie Benton Feme Gibson Jessie McPherron Nannie Spurlock Neatrice Birt Teddy Gilbert Ruth Malloy Roxie Stephens Corola Berlepp Mary Gould Carl Marcum Emily Stevens Floy Bond Lillian Greer Genevieve Mortin (Catherine Stewart Vida Bond Edith Haddix Mousie May Nell Jack Stewart Zola Bond Corlos Hall J ean Meador Mrs. Naomi Stith Delma Brandenburg Stella Hall ta Lee Mitchell Virginia Stith Verda Brandenburg Ada Hedland Pauline Moore Lenme Strong Joan Brettschneider Bently Hilton If f T ' M °° reS h 1 ' ™ J, alley Stella Fay Brewer K.ttv Holcomb Dale Morgan Ernest Thomas r 1 i d i i 7 i tt i i cdra Morgan Ooida 1 hornsbury Beulah Brock Wanda Holcomb Leo Moss Alice Lee Todd Mary Mae Brock Thelma Huber j w . 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Sponsor Fay Eva Asbury Christine Farris Emma Issac Mildred Neely Ona Asbury Lela Feltner Bernice Jones Virginia Peed Mayme Francis Bales Edith Gabbard Zula Karnck Josephine Pence Edith Broyles Helen Gardiner Ruby Keaton Ethd Sa i yer Neva Gayle Bush Martha Gray Lorraine Lamb cu el u sh ' „ n „ Elizabeth Campbell Naomi Gntton £duh Le Mast£rs Sheda Shannon Letha Clark Edith Hensley £mma , Lula Shearer Pauline Clark Edna Hill ' Pearl Stephenson Evelyn Conrad Mildred Hoe  ™u 1 Nina Stinnette Odelle Cook Gertrude Hohn Kuth L y n h Joyce Cotton Margaret Hubbard Ruth McGee essle ' ucker Mary Eleanor Denny Nancy Hubbard Ann Margittay Nornne Wasson Christine Duckwall Millie Hughes Priscilla Merenbloon Vera Wilburn Anna French Edwards Evelyn Hume Kathenne Miracle Gay Williams 141 n e THE JylCKiOl-CL tY COUNTY € I ■ K Marie Reynolds President Roy King Vice-President Henry Hensley Vice-President Doris McQueen Sec.-Treas. 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Mary Katherike Holcomb President Naomi Gritton Vice-President Elizabeth Robertson Secretary Leo Moss Treasurer Eloise Bals Helen Gardiner Mary Agnes Bohn Nancy Lohn Elizabeth Campbell Meredith Lowry Kathryn Campbell Garnet McGinnis Grace Champion Juanita Schindlcr The Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A. of Eastern, in striving to serve the needs of the stu- dent body, have set up the following purposes : 1 . To lead young people to faith in God through Jesus Christ. 2. To promote growth in faith and character of young people, especially through prayer and study of the Bible. 3. 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And it tupities the letter spirit ... a spirit or helpfulness and pleasure in working with uou uear atter uear to produce better annuals. GEO. G. FETTER COMPANf INCORPORATED 410-414 W. Mai,, St. Louisville, Kentucky 1 he Oouth s Best Annual Printers PERSONAL INDEX On the following pages your names appear with little numbers after them, signify- ing that your picture appears on this or that page. No attempt has been made to index the snapshot section and the large group pi ctures; otherwise every page has been covered completely. A Barhe, Cherry — Richmond Barber, Wilburn — Switzer Barclay, Lillie Jewel — Richmond Barber, Bruce Wilson — Traveler ' s Rest Barlow, Harold — Union 158 Barnes, Edwin W. — Richmond 149 Barnett, Nancy — Columbia 5 3 Barnhill, Mattie — Georgetown 63 Barrett, Monroe E. — Boonville Naston, Ruby G.— Eubank 92 Bates, Georgia R. — Payne Gap Bauer, Clifford — Covington 94 Baxter, Opal H. — Harrodsburg 75 Beatty, Mabel — Beattyville Beckner, Helen — Harlan 154 Berry, Leonard Thomas — Covington Bell, Milton Andrew — London Bell, Mary Elizabeth — Boyd Bennett, Mary Elizabeth — La Grange 92 Bennett, William — Covington 7 1, 149 Bentle, Anna Mae — Falmouth 95 Bentley, Chas. J. — Mt. Olivet 61, 145 Benton, Jessie Mae — Irvine Benton, Margaret — Richmond 137 Benton, Tommy — Irvine Berlepp, Carola — Stanford Best, Eleanor — Harrodsburg 92 Beuther, Evanetta — Louisville 54 Beuther, Minell — Louisville 68 Biddle, Dorothy Mae — Georgetown Birt, Beatrice C. — Pulaski Bishop, Ella — Falmouth 90 Bishop, Roy — Conkling Black, Amanda Lee — Springfield Black, Bush — Richmond Black. Ivel V. — Covington Black, T. J. — Richmond Blackard, Samuel— -Versailles 69 Blackburn, Emma Grace — Pikeville Blair, Elmer — Whitesburg Blair. Robert F. — Elliston Blair, Ruby — McKee 81 Blevins, John — Mt. Pisgah 127 Bohn, Mary Agnes — Shelbyville 80, 137, 159 Bohn, Virginia Anne — Newport 67, 132, 14S Bond, Clotille — Meta Bond, Vida — Richmond 148 Bond, Floy Gale — Egypt 55 Bond, Zola — Egypt 47 Boneta, Dora — Puerto Rico 60, 108, 147 Bonny, Thomas — Richmond 149 Booker, Mary Lou — Lawrenceburg 136 Borders, Lucille — Richmond 92, 148 Boswell, Helen — Shelbyville Botner, Clayton — Levi Bowles, Alice Sally — Bond Bowling, Carl — Creekville Bowling, Charles — Bert Bowman, Carlie Daniel — Canyon Falls Boyd, Jeanne — Trinity Boyd, Ruth — Tollesboro 145 Boyer, Eunice — Northfield Abney, Celia — Ravenna Abrams, Mildred— Richmond 147, 153. 154 Adams, Bill — Richmond 153 Adams, Frazier — Jeremiah Adams, Gurney — Carr Creek 5 2, 139 Adams, Marjorie — Frankfort Adams, Thelma — Quail Adams, Virgil Lee — Isom Albright. Guy — Brodhead Alcorn, Floura Mae — Sand Gap Allen, Geraldine — Prestonsburg 73, 137. 147, 149 Allen, Grace Adams — Campton 137 Allen, Joe Kendal — Printer 96 Allen, Ollie James — Clayhole Allen, Vivian — Campton Alley, James — Borderland Allington, Edith — Newport Ammerman, Elizabeth — Shawhan 144 Anderson, Betsy — Shawhan 43, 144, 157 Anderson, T. J. — Shawhan 90 Anthony, Helen — Nashville. Tenn. 98, 137 Applegate. Bonnie — Ashland 75 Arbuckle, Marshall— Richmond 87, 130, 131. 132 Arnett, Arvel — Foraker Arnold, Elizabeth — Falmouth 90, 154 Arnold, Kathryn — Falmouth 87, 148 Arnold, Laura Rhinehart — Mackville 82 Arnold, Virginia Ruth — Dry Ridge 148 Arnold, Sara Elizabeth — Cynthiana 84 Arrasmith, Ewell R. — Bethel Asbury, Fay — Kenvir 91, 144 Asbury, Lena — Windy Asbury, Ova — Kenvir 54, 138, 141 Ashbuy, Wilson— Shelbyville 58. 155, 168 Ashcraft, Ohna — Richmond B Baber, Virginia Dell — Winchester 87 Bach. Alma — 71, 155 Baggs, Katherine — Portsmouth 93 Bailey, Joy — Richmond Bailey, Nella— Salyersville 136, 138 Bailey, Ona Mae — London 51 Bailey, Willia — Burgin Baird, Gertrude Mae — Corbin 74 Baker, Charlotte — Sandgap Baker, Clarence — Holbrook 58 Baker, Oral— Spruce Pine, N. C. 50, 154 Baker, Tommy — West Irvine Bales, Mayme F. — Corbin 141 Ballengee, Emma — Pans 85 Ballingal, Emma Elizabeth — Mt. Olivet 78, 145 Ballow, Sara Emma — Marsh ' s Landing Balz, Elois — Covington 78, 148, 159 Barbe, Ruth Evans — Richmond 157, n e Brandenburg, Mrs. Addie — Beattyville Brandenburg, Delma — Irvine 64 Brandenburg, Earl — Miller ' s Creek Brandenburg, Edith Frances — Berea Brandenburg, Effie — Richmond Brandenburg, Inez — Richmond 148 Brandenburg, Verda — St. Helens Brashear, Virginia — Berea Brent, Nannie K. — Campbellsburg Brettschneider, Joan — Covington 85 Brewer, Nicholas — Sturgeon 74, 155 Brewer, Stella Fay — Wooton Brigman, W. W. — Fogertown 47, 155 Brinton, Jay— Salt Lake City, Utah 130, 139, 151 Britton, Vernon S. — Oneida Broaddus — Ravenna Broaddus, Opal — Ravenna Brock, Beulah — London Brock, Hazel — Lida Brock, Hiram— Harlan 7, 77, 85, 144, 147 Brock, Mary — London 49 Brock, Ruth M.— Harlan Brockman, Ethel — Sand Gap Brockman, Fred — Sand Gap Brown, Edgar — Richmond Brown, Homer — Pigeon Roost Brown, Louise Young — Flemingsburg 40 Brown, Nancy Aline — Bon Jellico Brown, Nelle — Pigeon Roost Brown, Richard Lee — Cynthiana 97, 158 Brown, Stevie — Richmond Broyles, Edith Elizabeth — Plato Bruce, Martha Jayne — Loyall Brumback, Charles— Tyner 48, 155, 158 Bryant, John Elbert — Whitley City Bryant, Harry Thomas — Eminence 90, 144, 128 Buckley, Jane — Covington 84 Buckner, Lena Thurston — Sardis 94, 145 Burgess, Doris L. — Paint Lick Burgess, Virginia — Beattyville 87 Burk, Dorothy Ann — Covington 79 Burns, Lillie Maude — Lexington Burns, Vernon W. — Oneida Burrus, Frances — Newby Burton, Elizabeth A. — Stacv Fork Burton, Nell— Stacy Fork 53, 157 Burton, Nian Bernard — Harrodsburg Busey, Eva Lena — Waddy 94, 136 Bush, Nena Gayle — Pleasureville 141 Byar, William D.— Lockland, Ohio 70, 121, 139, 151 Byrne, Orville— Dayton 94, 137, 148, 153 C Caldwell, Ezra— Dry Ridge 128 Caldwell, James— Loyall 121, 129, 151 Camic, Julia — Bondville Campbell, Charley Dee — Maysville 93, 145 Campbell, Daniel E. — Booneville Campbell, Elizabeth— Stanford 83, 144, 159 Campbelle, Kathryne — Stanford 7, 43, 144, 155, 159 Campbell, Kearney — Taylorsville Campbell, Marian — Springfield 96 Canter, Richard — New Boston, Ohio 77, 86, 129, 130 Carmack, Wendell — Endee Carr, Ruth— Panola 70 Carrier, E. V.— Liberty 61, 149, 157 Carter, Estelle — Stanford Carter, Georgana — Falmouth Carter, Lucille — Moreland Carter, Phoebe Elizabeth — Corbin 75 Case, Jane — Richmond Cass, Inez — Brodhead 69 Casteel, Oscar — Cates, Ethel — Edenton Catlett, Fanny Freeman — 50 Caurill, Aria— Odds Caudill, Monroe — Jeremiah Caywood, Gano — Versailles 63, 149, 157 Caywood, Logan R. — Nicholasville Champion, Grace — Salvisa 45, 159 Childs, Russell— Falmouth 67, 71, 146, 154, 155 Chipman, Dorothy — Falmouth 97, 148, 154 Clark, Beulah— Corbin 7, 67, 69, 136, 148 Clark, Darwin — Greenwood Clark, Gilbert Estill— Finchville Clark, Elsie Denny — Greenwood Clark, Letha— Auxier 59, 141 Clark, Mary Francis — Lexington Clark, Mary Lois — Richmond Clark, Pauline— Danville 58, 141 Clark, Vernon — Mt. Vernon Clifton, Anna Ruth — Oldtown Clore, Harold Kelly— Burlington 7, 46, 117, 136, 137, 143, 147, 152, 154, 155, 157, 158 Cockrell, Mary Emily — Waco Coconaugher, Frances — Danville 137, 138, 143 147, 155 Cole, Eugene — Heidelberg Cole, Roy Lee — Lower Buffalo Coley, Mildred Mae— Louisville 90, 148, 153 Collins, Basel— Harlan 151 Collins, Elizabeth — Richmond 64 Collins, James Richman — Maysville 145 Collins, Mary Ann — Richmond 70 Combs, Anna Laura — Oneida Combs, Dovie — Portsmouth, Ohio 59 Combs, Ernest G. — Hazard Combs, Haden — Ricetown 83 Combs, Ruth B. — Berea 54 Congleton, Barbara — Richmond 63, 137, 146, 155 Conlcy, Bill Henry — Irvine Conley, Lewis H. — Prestonsburg Conley, Lillian Edith — Salyersville Conley, Susan — Cliff Conrad, Evelyn — Burlington 141 Conrad, Orman — Falmouth Cook, Odclle— Winchester 79, 141 Cook, Sherman — Richmond Cooksey, Olpha B. — Cornishville 78 Cooper, Clifford — Ansel Cooper, Frank Donovan — Portsmouth, Ohio 96, 149 Cooper, Myrtle — Ansel Cornelius, Ada — Mershous Cornielison, Owen — Richmond Cornett, Charles — Harlan Cornett, Elvira — Booneville Cornett, Marion — Crab Orchard Cornett, Mike — Booneville Cornn, Luther W.— Corbin 130, 132 Corum, Henry — Incline Cosby, John — Red House 64, 155 n e Costanzo, Frances — Middlesboro Cotton, Iris — Richmond 148 Cotton, Joyce — Richmond 84, 141 Coughlin, Edith M.— Ashland 79 Courtney, Finella — Sadieville Covington, Nancy — Richmond 42, 107, 14S, 143 Cox, Atlanta — Shelbyville Cox, Hubert — Irvine Cox, Mary — Rice Station Cox, Nannie — Rice Station Cragg, Louise — Ghent Craig, Margaret — Ghent, 64 Craig, Rudolph— Butler 128 Creech, Alberta — Brock Creech, Anna — Harlan 83 Creech, Clifford— Pineville 49 Creech, Ida — Richmond Creech, Ioma — Harlan 95 Creech, Marcus — Loyall Creech, Morris — Richmond 60, 152 Crews, Dorothy — Shelbyville 157 Crews, Georgetta — Lancaster Cntes, Shirley — Newport 93, 148 Crosthwaite, Avonia — Ashland 117 Crutcher, Diana — Richmond Cupp, Carl — High Splint Culton, Elizabeth— Richmond 93, 151 Culton, Margaret — Richmond 148 Cummins, Jack— Pikeville 121, 13 2, 139, 151 Cunningham, Elmer — Switzer 58, 155 Curtis, Catherine — Mt. Sterling 96 D Daily, Alleane — Mount Vernon 84 Dameron, Kathryn — Maysville 83 Dan. Carl— McRoberts 85 Darling, Hester — Rose Hill 82 Darnell, Garnet — Greenup 91 Daugherty, Charles — Nicholasville Davidson, Homer — Peoples Davidson, Estel — Anville Davidson, Junior — Anville 128, 132 Davidson, Violet — Ingram Davidson, Osco — Ingram Davidson, Virginia — Lancaster Davis, Homer — Switzer Davis, Leroy — Ezel 121, 130 Davis, Nella — Jellico Davis, Vernon — Paint Lick 56, 153 Dawn, Mary — Covington 94 Day, Alta — Yeaddis Day, Elva O.— Yeaddis Day, Ivory — Cranks 81 Deatherage, Margaret — Richmond Deatherage, Marikate — Richmond 137 Dejarnette, Hattie — Richmond 56, 155 Delapp, Fred — Loyall Delph. Martha — Botto DeMoissey, Paul — Walton 7, 43, 109, 126, 139, 151 Dempsey, Helen — Warfield Denham, Dorothy — Rice Station Denny, Dan — Richmond 79, 132 Denny, Eleanor — Richmond 56. 144, 147 Dickman, Robert — Covington 89, 91, 130, 132, 151 Dillon, Geraldine — Sardis 92, 145 Dixon, Riley — London Doolin, Elizabeth — Lancaster Doolin, La Verne — Bryantsville 41, 136, 155 Dorris, Dorothy — Richmond 148 Dorris. Mary — Richmond 63 Dotson, Virginia — Williamson 137 Doty, Dabney — Richmond Dougherty, Ada — Falmouth 81, 15 3, 154 Douglas, Elmer — Aberdeen, S. D. 154 Downing. Edward — Corbin Duckwall, Christine — Lynch 85, 136. 141 Dudderar, Mrs. Dovie Parrish — Richmond 64 Dunaway, Dorothy — Petersburg Dunn, Harold — Cynthiana 149 Durham, Chester — Richmond 71, 136, 155, 158 Durr, G. W. — Harrodsburg 80. 136 Durrett, Jane — Russell 94 Eads, Mary Helen — Monticello 92 East, Evy Lee — Mill Springs 96 Edmunds, Agnes — Bristow 7, 75, 136. 137. 153 Edmunds, Evelyn — Bristow Edwards, Anna — Corbin 141, 148 Edwards, Frank — Richmond Edwards, Nancy — Richmond Edwards, Steve — Richmond 130. 13 2 Eich, Lois Mae— Bcllevue 79. 117, 13 2, 148 Eicher. Edward — Ft. Thomas 79, 15 3 Elliott, Edith — Rice Station 63 Elliott, Evelyn — Rice Station 7 2 Ellis, Audre— Maysville 97, 145 Ellis, John Henry — Bledsoe Ellison, John — Corbin 69 Elza, Willard Ernest — Victory Estes, Delbert — Science Hill 84 Estes, Laverne — Eubank 94 Estes, Mildred— Science Hill SO, 144 Estridge, Gilbert — Berea Evans, George Waller — Richmond Evans, Margaret — Richmond 90 Everling, Harold— Ashland 68. 139, 151 Eversole, Mrs. Carl — Richmond Eversole, James — Krypton 155 Eversole, Lyda — London 53 Fain, Oscar — Pine Hill Farmer, Edith — Beattyville Farns, Charles— Corbin 70, 121. 139. 151 Faris, Christine — London Farley, Mossie — Loyall Farmer, Roy — Harlan Farris, Mary Kate — Raywick 46, 154 Feltmer, Mrs. Hosea — Hyden Feltner, Lelie — Cinda Ferguson, Elmer — Burning Springs Ferguson, Vivian — Albany Fields, Craig — Busy 155 Fienstein, Milton— Corbin 7, 87, 139, 151 Fife, Paul — Richmond Fitz, Dord — Richmond 7, 62 Flannery, Moss — Herd 44, 155, 158 Fletcher, Airhe — Berea 90 Folmer, Kathryn — Independence 73, 13S Floyd, Jessica — Burgin Forbes, Wallace — Rchmond Foster, Naomi — Russell 69 Francis, Gladys — Carr Creek n e Francis, Roger — Fort Thomas Francisco, Lela Mae — Brodhead Freeman, James — Honeybee Fntts, Ray— Bon Jellico 127, 151 Frost, Graydon — Cow Creek Fulkerson, Heman — Grayson 126, 130, 139, 151, 153, 154, 155, 158 Fulton, Jayne — Harlan 87 Gabbard, Edith— Booneville 141 Gabbard, Mary — Sand Gap Galloway, Jack — Richmond Gambill, Johnny— Datha 47 Gantley, Olivette — Maysville 97, 145 Gardiner, Helen— Walton 45, 141, 159 Garrett, Norma — Richmond Garnott, Barbara — Ann Arbor, Michigan 91 Gatliff, Ellen — Mount Vernon Gatliff. Mildred — Mount Vernon Gay, Nola Davis — McKce Gay, Vee — McKee Gentry, Beulah — Broms 84 Gibson. Burgoyne — Richmond Gibson, Feme — Booneville 52, 157 Gibson, Hugh — Richmond 48 Gilbert, John— Oneida 64, 136 Gilbert. Russell — Irvine 73 Gilbert, Teddy— Pineville 78, 149 Gilbert, William— Blackwater 149 Gilly, Joe— Harlan 48, 158 Goblc, Naomi — Prestonsburg 42, 143 Goins, Delia Mae — Frankfort 81 Goins, Laddie — Manchester Goodpaster, Emma — Owingsville 82 Gould, Alberta — West Irvine Gould, Mary — Covington 47, 137, 157 Gragg, Susan — Pineville 46, 137, 147 Graham, Alma — Covington 94 Graham, Harold — Crescent Springs Graham, Royal — Harrodsburg Grant, William — Maysville 97, 145 Gray, Martha — Cynthiana 45, 138, 141 Green, Bessie — Booneville Greenleaf, Ida — Richmond Greenwell, Joseph — Shelbyville 82, 149 Greer, Lillian— Eubank 57, 138, 157 Gregory, Anna Lee — Dayhoit Gregory, David — Sibert Griffin, Agnes — Covington 5 2, 138 Gritton, Naomi — Harrodsburg 137, 141, 159 Gross, Loraine — Harlan 86 H Hacker, Jerry— Bond 132 Haddix, Edith — Richmond 137 Haddix, Selma — Richmond Hagood, William— Loyall 84, 121, 139, 151 Hahn, Gertrude — Richmond 82 Hahn, Wickhffe— Richmond 93 Hall, Charles — Beattyville Hall, Stella — Fusonia 68 Hamilton, Dorothy J. — Richmond Hamilton, James — Covington Hamilton, Ray — Miller ' s Creek Hammonds, Edmond — Paint Lick Hammonds, Ruth — Richmond 84 Hancock, Mary Louise — Milton 92 Hanger, Betty— Richmond 41, 143, 155, 157 Haney, Mary Lucille — Lexington 137, 148 Hanshaw, Opal — Greenup 90, 105, 148 Hanshaw, William — Russell Harmon, Shelby — Middlesboro 52, 155 Harris, Ernest — Union City Harrison, Bernice — Locust Branch Harrison, Lillian — Ravenna 87 Harrison, Minnie — Maysville 72, 145 Harrison, Ravenell — Vanceburg 90, 145 Harrod, Austin— Bagdad 54, 13 2, 157, 158 Hart, Henry C. — Bardstown Hart, James — Bellevue 7, 68, 117, 147, 149 Hash, Jean— Pineville 68, 137 Hat field. Ellen — Richmond Hastie, Ida May — Mount Sterling Hatler, Harry— Hazard 41, 136, 144, 149 Hatton, Robert — Rensselaer, Indiana 121, 127 Hays, Anna Lee — Chilton Hays, Nannie D. — Tyney Hays, Pearl — Louisa 74. 144 Hcadlcy. Oswald — Newport Heare, James — Lancaster 74, 130 Heare, Marietta — Lancaster 74 Heather, Dimple — Richmond Herges, Joe — Georgetown 53 Hedges, Ruth — Mount Sterling Hedland, Ada — Finchville Hellard, Gertrude — Sand Gap Henderson, Juanita — Irvine Hendren, Jane Olive — Kirksville 42, 148 Hennessey, James — Dayton 89, 130, 132 Henry, Walter — New Carlisle Hensley, Edith— Sibert 136, 141, 147 Hensley, Harvey — Manchester Hensley, Henry — Laurel Creek 81 Hensley, Jean — Berea Hensley, Ottis — Raceland Hensmann, Marguerite — Ashland 73 Hermann, Joyce — Newport 84, 147. 155 Herron, Mabel — Bradfordsville Hesser, Edmond T. — Newport 13 2, 136, 149, 151 Hiatt, Nancy — Somerset Hickman, Raymond — Irvine Hicks. Alta — Monticello Hignite, Don Louis — Richmond 55 Hill, Edna — Germantown 85 Hill, Ella— Berea Hill, Walter— Pineville 139, 151 Hilton, Bentley — Pine Hill Hilton, Ruth— Pine Hill Hines, Flora — Somerset Hincs. Paul — Science Hill Hinkle, Woodrow — Paris 39, 44. 126, 129, 139, 151, 154 Hitch, Harry — Mount Olivet 145 Hoe, Mildred — Cumberland 141 Hogan, Samuel — Richmond Hogg, Astor — May King 48, 155 Hogg, Morris — May King Holcomb, Elva — Ulvah Holcomb, Kitty — Nicholasville 7. 39, 40, 143. 150, 159 Holcomb, Vivian — Nicholasville Holcomb, Wanda — Harrodsburg Holt. Decima — Big Hill Holton, Walter — Trinity 149 Hopkins, Daniel — Topmost Hopper, Alpha — Corbin 45, 155 Hopper, Velmer — Corbin 49, 155 7, 43, 130. 155, 157 e Hord, Eugene — Richmond Horn, Lucile — Harrodsburg Home, Virginia — Paintsville Hounchell, Kathleen — Manchester House, Clyde — Manchester House, Douglas — Red House 83 Howard, Claude W. — Harlan Howard, Estill — Wallins Creek Howard, Garrett — Ravenna 62, 157, 158 Howard, Victor — Wallins Creek Howe, Charles — Stamping Ground Howe, John — Alexandria Howell, Atlas — Richmond 92 Howell, Helen— Ashland 55, 138, 143, 157 Howerton, Layton — Virgie 50, 154, 157 Hubbard, Ike — Blackwater Hubbard, Margaret— Ashland 72, 106, 141 Hubbard, Nancy — Blackwater 141 Hubble, Faunice — Eubank 58, 137 Hubble, Louis — Kirksville Huber, Thelma — Maysville 79 Huck, Raymond — Cold Springs 97 Huff, Garland— Hamilton 51, 155 Hughes, Elmo — Richmond Hughes, Harold — Covington Hughes, Henry — Richmond 49, 149 Hughes, Jack— Frankfort 40, 147, 153 Hughes, Millie — Prestonsburg 81 Hughes, Stella — Crystal Hulette, Mary — Paint Lick Hume, Evelyn — Mackvillc 141 Hunter, Anna — Nicholasville Hunter, Mary — Richmond Hurley, Vadys — Berea Hurt, Evelyn — Lancaster 51 I Ingels, Mary K. — Cynthiana 61, 147 Ingram, Merlie — High Knob Irick, Gether — Stone Inck, Mae — Stone Isaacs, Edythe — Fox Isaacs, Emma — Bloonungton J Jackson, Ed — Beattyville Jackson, Olga — Berea 74 Jackson, Udell — Beattyville Jasper, Pauline — Somerset 91 Jasper, Philip — Mintonville 46 Jasper, Mrs. Philip — Mintonville 46 Jayne, Carrie — Flat Gap 96 Jenkins, Anna — Million Jenkins, Douglas — Million Jenkins, Joe— Fullerton 121, 130, 139. 151 Jewell, Hugh — Mount Eden Jett, Carmel — Canyon Falls 81, 137, 144, 153 Jett, Sam — Richmond Johns, Cornelia — Wilmore Johnson, Clyde — Draffin Johnson, Edgar — Blue Diamond Johnson. Gertrude — Corbin 41, 137, 143, 144. 155 Johnson, Harold — Paris Johnson, Hazel — Mount Vernon Johnson, Jesse — Rockholds 74, 136 Johnson, Ola Mae — Baxter Johnson, Mildred — Richmond Johnston, Mildred — Richmond Johnston, Nell — Annville Jones, Aline Bernice — Berea 49, 137, 141 Jones, Elaine — Owenton 87 Jones, Emma — Tyner Jones, Ethel — Williamsburg Jones, Etta — Dunruven 71 Jones, Mrs. Ida M. — Million 64 Jones, Martha — Beattyville Jones, Pauline — Million Jones, Rector — Dreyfus Jones, Sylvia — Irvine Jones, Tressie Mae — Beattyville Judy, James B. — Monterey 147, 157, 158 Juett, Ada — Richmond 52 Juett, Ruth Byron — Richmond -Brooksville 125, 141 -Brooksville 44, 143, 144. -Brooksville 40, 138. 143. 145. 137, 143, 145, Kalb, John V.- Kalb, Mary K, 145, 14S Kalb, Naomi 14S Karrick, Cecil — Richmond 80 Karrick, Sula — Richmond Keem, Carl— Dryhill Keen, Doak— Dryhill 57 Keeton, Joe — Salyersville 80 Keeton, Ruby — Daysboro 97 Kemp, Carl — St. Matthews Kelly, Anna Ford— Wallins Creek 80 Kelly, Elizabeth — Prospect Kelly, Margaret — Wallins Creek 85 Kelly, Virgie McKnight — Crystal Kelly, Leota Jeanne — Harlan 78 Keltner, Jessie — Somerset 79 Keltner, Thelward — Corbin Kendall. Louise — Elizaville 43, 146, 155 Kennamer, Flora — Richmond Kenney, Mary Elizabeth — Independence 91 Kidwell, Maryanna — Irvine Killen, John— Richmond 139, 151 Kincaid, Grace — Richmond Kinnard, J. M. Jr. — Berea Kincer, Curtis — Brodhead 84 King, Lester — Whitley City 129 King, Nancy — Louisville 68 King, Overton — Clifton Forge, Va. 40, 130, 139, 151 King, Roy— Annville 121, 129, 139, 151 King, Stella — Whitley City Kitby, Marion — Danville Klein, Arthur — Portsmouth 149 Lacey, R. D.— Harlan 121 Laingart, Elsie Mae — MeKee Lamb, Loraaine — Richmond Langdon, Letty — Manchester Lanham. Rena — Williamsburg Lankford, Flora Eugenia — Fonde Lawrence, Mrs. Roma Richardson — Shelbyville Lawson, Elsie — Paint Lick Lawson, James M. — Whitley City Lawson, Lee — Jellico Lawson, Robert W. — Corbin Layton, Viola — Paint Lick Ledford, Mary — Paint Lick Lee, Cleta — Tyner Lee, Henry — Campbellsburg 7, 45, 157 n e Lee, Retha E. — McWhorter 79 Le Master, Edith — Riceville 52, 141 Lester, Virginia — Junction City 69, 132, 13S Lewis, Charley — McWhorter 82 Lewis, Clyde — Newport 7, 93 Lewis, Hays — Yaddis Lewis, John — London Lilly, Josephine Page — Richmond Limb, A. J. — Salt Lake City, Utah 64, 130, 139, 151 Linley, Emma — Cynthiana 141 Litsey, Dorothy Lucille — Springfield 74 Little, Frances — Newport 93, 106, 148 Little, Thomas— Paint Lick 56, 155, 157 Locknane, Harry — Covington Lohn, Nancy— Crab Orchard 62, 143, 157, 159 Lominac, William — Ft. Thomas Long, Clyde— Million 59, 15 7 Long, Evelyn — Richmond 151, 157 Long, Nancy Coy — Richmond Long, Samuel — Irvine Long, Sarah — Richmond Lowry, Meredith — Covington 82, 144, 159 Loyd, Elizabeth — Maysville 90 Lucas, Charles — Primrose Lucas, Clayton — Primrose Lucas, Hazel Marie — Primrose 86 Lund, Art— Salt Lake City, Utah 60, 129, 130, 139. 151 Lunsford, Robert Bruce — Wisemantown Lutes, Cora — Louisville Lydey, Woodrow, 139, 151 Lykins, Benjamin — Bethanna Lynch, Ruth — Ernestville 141 Lyon, Willi am H. — Salyersville Lyons, Sydney Crawford — Mt. Vernon Mc McCarthy, Albert Lee — Eminence McCawley, Rose Michelle — Springfield 83 McChord, Frances Belle — Maysville 78, 145 McClain, Lacorda — Paris McClanahan, John — Ashland McCollum, Norma — Richmond McConnell, J. Edgar — Forks of Elkhorn 69, 121, 130, 132, 139, 143, 151, 153 McCord, Jack— Richmond 48, 137, 146, 153 McCulley, Sylvia — Lancaster 56 Clemont — Irvine 71, 149 Lyle — Irvine Garnett — Ashland 72, 137, 143, 7, 42, McDowell, McDowell, McGinni: 159 McGinnis. Paul Sanders — Louisvill 146, 153, 154 McHargue, Julia Naomi— -Irvine McGuire, Ottis — Matthew Mcintosh, Annis — Ravenna McKeehan, Emley — Corbin McKinney, Cecil — Brodhead McKenney, George — Ft. Thomas 1 5 1 McLemore, Lelia — Ravenna 57 McMams, Allen— Carrollton 153, 155, 158 McMillon, Walter— Finchville 95 McMillan, William — Finchville 91, 12S McNutt, Kathryn — Dover 145, 147, 157 McPherson, Jessie — Owenton 47 McQueen, Doris — Royrader 82 McWhorter, Virgil— Oakley 128, 13 2, 151 M Macht, William— Ft. Thomas 39, 62 Magee, John — Crab Orchard Magerd, Herman — Richmond Mainous, Bessie — Conklin 80 Malloy, Ruth— Irvine 62. 157 Manning, Dorotha — Stanford 83 Marcum, Carl — Manchester Marcum, Fred — Manchester Marcum, Kathleen — Manchester 97 Marcum, Ruby Elizabeth — Middlesboro Marcum, Victoria — Vincent Margittay, Ann — Richmond 13 7, 141, 147, 154 Martin, Genevieve — London 80 Martin, George — Covington 39, 41, 158 Martin, Mrs. Madeline — Emlyn 71 Marz, Vera — Newport 92 Marz, Virginia — Dayton 93 Mason, Fleeda Mae — Livingston Mason, Fred — Booneville Masters, Mabel — Million Masters, Mildred — Million Matherly, Mildred — Richmond Mattock, Mary Gr ace — Beattyville Maurer, Ralph — Burlington 74, 152. 154, 157 Mavity, Robert — Covington 7, 45 Mavity, Walter — Somerset 61 May, Martha — Allen May, Mousie — Winchester Maydwell, Sara Louise — Eminence 97 Mayes, Fred— Mt. Sterling 82, 144, 132 Mayes, Hattie — Arnett Mayes, Jeff — Arnett Mayes, Wilson — Arnett Mays, Otis — Teague 57, 155 Meade, Chloe — McDowell Meador, Jean — Louisville 96, 153 Mercer, Flora — Monticello Merembloom, Priscilla — Corbin 141 Metcalfe, Georgetta — Paint Lick 80 Meyers, Dave Gordon — Covington Miller, M. Allcne — Monticello Miller, Miriam Carolyn — Wicklifte Millon, Doris — Richmond 155 Mills, Harold — Pineville Mills, Shirley— Pineville 59 Mims, Carl — Boldman Miracle, Estella — Berea 59 Miracle, Katherine — Pineville 48, 141 Miracle, Mary Ella — Loyall 80 Mitchell, Alta — Mayslick 145 Mitchell, Mary Adiline — Frankfort Montague, Charles Ernest — Ashland Moore, Ada — Filmore Moore, Howard — Liberty Moore, Pauline— Cow Creek 53, 154, 157 Moore, Ruby Laura — Frankfort 78 Moore, William C— Endee 77, 131 Moore, W. E. — West Somerset 60 Moore, Mrs. W. J. — Richmond Moore, William G. — Richmond 78 Moores, Jesse — Richmond 72 Morgan, Dale— Newport 7, 78, 136, 149 Morgan, Edra — London Morgan, Lois Pricia — Berea Morgan, Marion — Buechel Moss, Leo— Richmond 51, 136, 137, 143, 144, 157, 159 n e Mullikin, J. W„ Jr.— Ewing 86, 145 Muncy, E. H. Jr. — Richmond Muncy, James H. — Berea 155, 157 Murphy, Clarence Scott — Richmond Myers, Evelyn — Silver Grove 132, 148 N Napier, Frank — Pineville 87 Napier, Mary — Berea Nash, Gordon — Trinity 57 Neal, Charles— Irvine 83, 154 Neale, James— Richmond 137, 144, 153 Ncale, Margaret — Richmond 42, 137 Neely, Mildred — Somerset 92, 141 Neikirk, George — Springfield Neikirk, Glen — Somerset Nelson, Herschel — Corbin 128 Ncwkirk, Edythe— Butler 7, 91 Nichols, Carrie — Somerset Niebell, Pauline — Richmond Noe, Emma Gene — Paint Lick Noe, Joe — Mount Vernon Noe, Reha — Mount Vernon Noland, Harvey — Union City Noland, Thomas — Richmond 128 Noland, Virginia — Irvine Noll, Woodrow — Crescene Springs 128 Northcutt, Marzella — Corinth 50, 138 Nunley, Glen — Ashland Nunnelley, Lucile — Rustonville 83, 137 O O ' Donnell, William — Richmond 83 Odor, Mrs. Sarah — Wilhamstown 54 Ogden, Elisabeth — Carrollton 50, 147, 157 O ' Mara, Marguerite — Mount Vernon Osborne, Ann — Martin 96 Osborne, Wilma Sue — Williamstown 138 Owens, Chester — Brodhead 81, 149 Owens, Gladise — Maysville 145, 148, 154, 155 Owens, Virginia — Brodhead Owens, Harold — Somerset Owens, Herschel — Maysville 72, 145 Padgett, Kate — Pans 41, 143 Paff, Fred — Henderson 70 Park, Josephine — Richmond 89, 91 Parker, Howard — Corbin Parker, Raleigh — Parrott 58 Parks, Cyrus — Berea 129 Parsons, Audrey — Corbin 93 Patrick, Nancy — Salyersville Patrick, William — Paint Lick 81 Payne, Dorothy — Corbin 97, 148 Payne, Hazel — Bond Peed, Laura — Mount Sterling 141 Pence, Josephine — Danville Pendergrass, Agnes — Major Pendergrass, Mary E. — Pryse Pendery, Ralph — Fort Thomas 149 Pendleton, Jesse — Lancaster Penn, Helen — Corinth 154 Pennington, Ruth — Berea 95 Perraut, Virginia — Minerva 93, 145 Pettit, Martha — Norwood 94 Petty, Sallie — Ashland Phillips, Henry — 63 Phillips, Olive — Stewart Phillips, William — Corbin Pieratt, Daisy — Frenchburg Pieratt, William — Ashland 86 Pittman, Clifford — Richmond 153 Pittman, Robert — Dreyfus Pointer, Delia — Richmond Pointer, Leila — Richmond Poulter, Sarah — Harrodshurg Powell, Aaron — Berea Powell, Ellen — Richmond Powers, George — Verona Powers, Rickman — Verona 54, 154 Pratt, Anne — Hindman Pratt, Orben — Hindman Preece, Cecil — Freeburn Preston, John — River Prewitt, Aubrey — Corbin Price, Wilma — Bardo Purdy, Mary — Covington 85 R Race, Leland — Mount Vernon 62 Rader, Carmen — Richmond Rager, Pauline — Louisville 97 Ralston, Elizabeth — Paint Lick 68 Ramey, Earl — Smith Ramsey. Bill — Richmond Ramsey. Homer — Whitley City 129. 139, 155, 157 Ramsey, Isaac — McKee Ramsey. Mamie — Coopersville Randolph, Flossie — Dahl Rankin, Jack— Mt. Olivet 145. 154 Rankin, Robert — Louisa 12S, 132 Ransdell, J. S. — Erlanger Ratchffe. Anna Lee — Appalachia, Va. Rawhngs, Garrard — Harlan 59 Reams, Anna Ruth — Langman Rechtin, Norbert— Bellevue 67, 68, 146. 149, 154 Reed, Joe S. — Cnttendon Reese, Anna — Hammond Reid, Kenneth — Paris Reynolds, Elsie Marie — Tyner 44. 157 Reynolds, Evelyne Feme — Somerset Rice, Odell — Livingston Richardson, Arnold — Witt Springs 154 Richardson, Mildren — Science Hill 148 Richardson, Nelva— Science Hill 147, 148 Richardson, Minnie L. — Witt Rigsby, Sarah — Richmond Rivard, Jessie — Walton Robbins, Thelma — Brodhead Roberts, Paul — Manchester 78 Roberts, Viola — Manchester 7 3 Robertson, Elizabeth — Finchville 7, 69, 138, 154, 159 Robinson, Jane — Richmond Robertson, Sara — Eminence Robinette, Charles — Richmond Robinson, John— Union 117, 139, 151 Robinson, Viola — Three Links 86 Rodgcrs, Clyde — Corbin Rodgers, Jim — Covington 79, 130, 144 Rogers, Edythe — Loyall 93 Rogers, Lulu— Cob Hill Rogers, W illie Eugenia — Paint Lick Root, Cora — Garrard Ross, Margaret — Ft. Thomas 70 h e Roth, Leslie — Covington 130, 149 Rawlette, Verna — Richmond 55 Ruby, Robert — Covington Roppel, Jerome — Louisville Rose, Caesar — Oil Rouse, Clyde — Covington 92 Royalty, Horace — Harrodsburg Roysdon, Joe Page — Richmond Royse, Louise — Paris Rozan. Helem — Maysville 95. 145 Ruber, Raymond — Falmouth Rutledge, Charles — Richmond Rutlcdge, Morris — Buena Vista Salisbury, Constance — Hunter 96 Salisbury, Durwood — Hunter 94, 153 Salyer, Ethel— Salyersville 95, 136, 141 Sams, Elsie — West Irvine Sams, Ethel — Irvine Sams, Rachel — Irvine Sams, Roscoe — Spurlock 132 Sams, Sarah Emma — Irvine Samuels, Velma — Richmond 47 Sattcrly, William — Harrodsburg Saunders, Virginia- -Harrodsburg Saylor, Jessie — Mo lns Saylor, Howard — Brodhead Saylor, Dor — Berea Schneider, Peggy — Newport 81 Schindler, Juanita — Covington 85, 144, 159 Schorle, Helen D.— Newport 86, 144, 148 Scott, Johnnie — Hardy Scott. Thomas M.— Mt. Sterling 42, 126. 154 Scnbner, Carolyn — Berea Senter, Rezina — Hellier Sexton, Clarence — Greenwood Shannon, Shelia — New Castle 141 Sharp, Arbor — Union City Sharp, Gwendelyn — Campton Sharp, Newman, — Corbin Shearer, Joseph — Campbellsburg 72, 158 Shearer, Lual — Monticello 141 Shelley, Stella— Alva Short, Denham — Harlan Short, Hazel — Campbellsburg Short, June Kenneth — Newby Simmons, Calha — Lancer 8 2, 144 Sizemore, Ralph — Demossville Slone, Frank— Inez 128, 129, 130. 132 Slone, Gardner — Hindman Smallwood, Virgil — Waynesburg Smith, Agnes — Irvine 91, 148 Smith, Charles Ed — Bond Smith, Dorothy — McKce Smith, Edward — Pikeville Smith, James — Corbin Smith, Laura — Frankfort Smith, Mary Lilyan — Irvine 71, 1 4S Smith, Richard Earl — Bellevue 83 Smith, Sara — Union City Smyth, Coral — Richmond Smyth, Minnie — Crystal Snodgrass, John — Richmond Snow, Robert James — Richmond Snowden, Mrs. Geraldine — Beattyville Snyder, Ernest B. — Corbin Sparks, Bertel — Wanita 154, 155 Sparks, Colin — Eglan Sparks, Grace — Waneta Sparks, Nina — McKee Sparks, Thelma — Irvine Spaulding, Charles — Bellevue Spivey, Edna — Irvine Spivey, O ' reat — Barbourville Sproule, Evelyn — Barbourville 72 Spurlock, Nannie — Bar Creek Spurlock, Oscar — Bar Creek Stacey, James — London Stafford, Leonard — Covington 82 Stamper, Rena — Waynesburg 55 Stanfield, James — Dayton 95 Stanley, Clinton — Portsmouth 94 Stayton, James — Dayton, Ohio 79 Steel, William — Berea Stemple, Dorothy — Berea Stephens, Frankie — Cliff Stephens, Roxie — Whitley City 60 Stephenson, Pearl — Richmond 77, 85, 141 Stepp, Tilden — Naugatuck 80 Stevens, Emma — Alexandria 84 Stevens, Bonnie — West Irvine Stewart, Katherine — Mount Olivet 79, 145 Stewart, William — Maysville 145 Stidham, Carolyn — Beattyville 95 Stidham, Roberta — Lothair Stigall, James — Parksville Stinette, Nina — Jeffersontown Stith, Naomi — Ekron Stith, Virginia — Ekron 7S Stivers, Raymond — Pleasureville 68, 149, 153. 155 Stovall, Bobbie — Grayson 86 Stovall, Mildred — Grayson 86 Strong, Lennie — Richmond 70 Sturgill, Cecil — Prestonsburg Stewart, Nell — Straight Creek 49 Sturm, Betty— Bellevue 95, 13 2, 148 Sudduth, Martha — Winchester 75, 148 Summers, Ivice — Earico Susie, Anthony — Louisa Suter, John- Campbellsburg Swann, Estile— Corbin 73, 149 Swetman, Mildred — Blaine 46 153 Swintord, Paris — Berea Syck, Bernice — Pikeville Talley, Lillian — Mays Lick 145 Tarter, Heber — Mintonville 61 Taylor, Anna K. — Richmond Taylor, Ritfie — Richmond Taylor, Opal — Miracle Taylor, Virgil— Fort Thomas 95. 13 2, 149, 158 Taylor, Vivian — Fort Thomas 96, 132 Taylor, William — Richmond Teague, Roy — Gatliff 5 3 Teater, Louise — Nicholasville Ternll, Elizabeth Hord — Richmond Terrill, William Osa — Campton Thomas, Ernest — Prestonsburg 73, 144, 158 Thomas, Fred — Witt Thomas, Helen — Prestonsburg 97 Thomas, Mary L. — Wilmore Thomas, Veta — Witt Thompson, Elizabeth — Elgin Thompson, Mary — Louisa Thorpe, Beatrice — Wilstacy Thornsbury, Goldie — Freeburn n e Throckmorton, Willis — Mount Olivet 145, 157 Tipton, Halline — Ravenna Tipton, Hazel — Ravenna Tipton, Ruford — Ravenna 158 Toadvine, Anna Sue — Cynthiana 96, 117 Todd, Anna Frances — Brassfield Todd, Alice — Bobtown Todd, Eugene — Richmond 63 Todd. Gladys — Paint Lick Todd, Hazel — Berea Todd, Kathleen— Paint Lick 94 Tolhert, J. D. — Owenton 149, 153 Tolliver, Delia — Baxter Tolliver, DeNola— Hazard SO Trapp, Elizabeth — Alexandria Trimble, Geneva — Manba Tucker, Bessie — Whitley City Tucker, Josephine — Stanford Tudor, Harry — Richmond Tudor, Irma Dorothy — Richmond Tudor, Verda Mae — Richmond 95 Turner, Lola Lee — Covington 144 Turner, Opal — Richmond Turner, Pleas — Arnett 60, 155 Tussey, Gladys — Middlefork S3 Tuttle, Cecil — Richmond Tuttle, Jim — West Irvine 56, 157 Tuttle, Thelma — Witt Springs V Vallandingham, Rebekah — Owenton 136. 148. 154 Vandermark, Fred — Corbin Vaught, Eveiyn — Somerset 92 Vaught, Jennie — Somerset Van Winkle, Raymond — Paint Lick Voshell, Leslie — Burlington 127 W Wagers, Charles — Richmond 128 Walden, Delford— Cain Creek Walker, Dorsey — Richmond Walker, Robert — Latonia 149 Wall, Bill— Harlan Ward, Carl— Exel 55. 149. 155. 158 Ward. Harold — Paint Lick 129 Ward, Ruth — Slemp Warner, Charles — Covington 72, 130, 146, 153 Warren, Mrs. C. H. — Richmond Warren, Etta — Flat Lick Warren, Marie E. — Pulaski Wash, James C. — Eminence 154, 155 Wasson, Norrine — Carlisle Watkins, Denver — Brock Watts, Ora — Leatherwood Weaver, Jack — Dayton 151 Weaver, Mary L. — Louisville 43, 143 Webb, Geraldine — May King 40 Weddle, Virginia — Somerset Wellman, Fayette — Irad Wellman, Flora — Irad Wells, Anita Ruth — Crittenden Wells, Arnetta — Falmouth Wells, Anna Gene — Mount Sterling 44 Wesley, Bonnie — Yosemite West, Mary — Wlliamsburg Wheeler, Capitola — Houstonville 85 Whitaker, Coleman — Cumberland White, Dorothy — Ashland White, Ella — Chavies White, Mabel — Middlesboro Whittaker, Earl — Krypton Wiggins, Emilie — Richmond 144 Wilborn, Vera— Shelbyville 70. 136, 141 Wlcox, Frank— Newport 90, 149 Wilder, Joe — Paint Lick Wilder, Lena — Paint Lick Williams, Adnel— Shelbyville 69. 157 Williams, Gay— Flat Gap 141 Williams, Grace — London Williams, Jewell — Berea Williams. Joe — Whitley City Williams, Julia — Owenton 44 Williams, Lillian — Paintsville 95 Williams, Vera — London 61, 155 Wilson, Goldie— Crab Orchard 58 Wilson, Hazel — Richmond Wlson, Hosea — Traveller ' s Rest Wilson. Lillian — Irvine 75, 144 Wilson, Mary Lee — Corinth Wilson, Ola Lillian — Hilton Wilson, Oliver — Ansel 73 Wilson, Ronald — Berea Wilson, Ruby — Falmouth 91 Wilson, Stanley — Richmond Winchester, Audrey — Irvine Winchester, Bernice — Irvine Winchester, Mrs. W. R. — Irvine Winkler. Faye — Waco 84 Wise, Sam — Hargett 57 Witt. John D. — Irvine Witt. Margaret — Irvine Witt. Ray — Irvine Womack. Z. T. — Grayson Wood, Cecil — Mount Vernon Wood, Minnie — Maysville 91, 145 Woodall, Dorothy — Berea Woods, Mary — Manchester Woody, Eunice — Pittsburg Wren, Lillie— Paint Lick 93 Wright, Bessie — Harrodsburg 51, 157 Wyan, Evelyn — London Wyrick, Marguerite — Richmond Y Yates, Victoria — Waddy Yelton, Alan — Fort Thomas York, Lewis — Diablock Young, Amnie — Hindman 8 2, 15 5 Young, Eloise — Lawrenceburg 50 Young, Jean — Dayton 7S Zaring, Margaret S. — Richmond 71, 147 n e _, ta.il-: is dene, mil zona tins ceuseX, mil theme j -rns deed into mi eelie: it is fit J lie 4pell slieutd rteiik e-r tins vjto-tteictea. dream, .llie tetcli sliutt he evluniiiislied wliieii lias lit yvtii miduialit tamy — and wliat is writ, is wxit; 1 1 cutd it were wettliiet! 184 ' Autographs 186 ' Autographs