Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1939 volume:

Vol. XVIII Copyright MCMXXXIX EASTERN KENTUCKY STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Richmond, Kentucky Published by Senior Class HIRAM M. BROCK, JR. - Editor T. J. BLACK ' Business Manager N. G. DENISTON - Faculty Advisor t DR. H. L. DONOVAN AND SYMBOLEER 37TH 49313 ACTIVITIES PREFACE OUR PURPOSE: To show Eastern informally and at wor . Our than s to the faculty , the stw dents, and the college administra ' tion. Our appreciation to 7 £. G. Deniston, Sam Bec ly, C. M. Broc , and the many people who have helped through their sugges- tions to publish this Milestone of 1939. DEDICATED TO Miss Maud Gibson, whose splendid examples of sympathetic understand- ing and cheerful helpfulness have been, and will always be, an inspiration for a Greater Eastern. Over twenty-nine years ago. Miss Gibson joined the faculty ot Eastern in the capacity of art teacher. She has pursued this work continually and has grown up with the college from its early days as a normal school, and later as a senior college. Throughout these years she has lightened the load and days of all with whom she has come in contact. A list of her fine qualities would include such attributes as a gallant, self-sacrificing nature; an unassumingly brave spirit; a generous, humoristic mind cached in a fine wit, and a great love for Eastern and all it represents. Gibby, as she is known to her host of friends, is justly honored as a humorist, teacher, artist, and true friend of every student. It is the honor of this Milestone to dedicate this volume to her. 3Jn Jftemoriam JAMES W. CAMMACK, SR. Regent of Eastern Kentucky State Teachers CoUeg 1906 - 1939 Seeking nothing for himself, he gave his time, his strength, his legal learning, and his wisdom, without remuneration, to build this center of teacher education that future citizens shall be better taught to play their part in the democracy of the Commonwealth. Eastern honors this great citizen and friend. 3n jHemoriam 1916 - 1938 In Paul Barry Demoisey — Eastern stu- dent and star athlete from 1934 to 1937 — the state of Kentucky in all its history, has probably never known a more capable and a more popular performer in athletic con- tests. Paul ' s penetrating personality was felt by every person who came in contact with him. To the memory of Paul Demoisey we dedicate this portion of the Milestone. €lmer Jflannerp 1917 - 1938 Elmer Flannery was with us only a short time. But only a short time was required for the Eastern student body to become aware of the fact that in its midst was one who possessed the true qualities of character, personality, and sportsmanship — that was Elmer Flannery. in BOARD OF REGENTS JESSE ALVERSON Lexington KEEN JOHNSON Richmond 11 Mrs. Emma Y. Case Dean of Women In the capacity of advisor and leader of social activities, Mrs. Case has fulfilled her duties to the betterment of Eastern. Dr. Charles A. Keith Dean of Men In his position as advisor to men students of the college, Keith has worked unceasingly the interest of Eastern. 15 f ■- X £ c . ' z 5 D = V ° 17 Blanche Sams B.Mus., A.B., M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music Germania J. Winco B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Elemen- tary Education; Supervising Teacher, Elementary Training School Edna White Registered Nurse William C. Jones B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Dean of Faculty; Director of Re- search; Professor of Education Mrs. Emma Young Case A.M., M.A. Associate Professor of Educ tion: Dean of Women Virgil Burns A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of History and Government Saul Hounchell A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Melvin E. Mattox B.S., M.A. Professor of Education, Regis- trar; Director of Extension Smith Park B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics ADMINISTRATION 18 Virginia F. Story B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Ele- mentary Education; Supervising Teacher, Elementary Training School Ri ' BY Rush A.B.. A.M. Assistant Professor of Latin: Su- pervising Teacher, Model High School William A. Moore A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Economics Commerce Ellen Plch A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Ele- mentary Education: Supervising Teacher, Elementary Training School Rome Rankin A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Physical Education: Athletic Coach Isabel Bennett A.B., B.S. in Library Science Assistant Librarian in Charge of Circulation Jane Campbell B.Mus., A.B., A.M Assistant Professor of Music John Ross Kinzer A.B., B.Mus., M.A. Assistant Professor of Philoso- phy: Director of Bands Harriette V. Krick A.B., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology ADMINISTRATION 19 Mrs. Lucile Whitehead B.S., B.S. in Library Science Assistant Librarian in Charge of Reference Work Eugene M. Link B.S. Captain, Field Artillery. U. S. Army; Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics Frances Mason A.B., A.B. in Library Science Assistant Librarian in Charge of Training School Library Fred A. Engle A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mathe matics Margaret Lingenfeiser A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Ele- mentary Education; Supervising Teacher, Elementary Training School Anna D. Gill B.C.S., A.B., MA. Assistant Professor of Com- merce Edith G. Ford B.C.S.. A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Co merce Jacob D. Farris A.M., M.D. Professor of Health Education; College Physician Mary Floyd A.B., M.A., B.S. in Library ADMINISTRATION 20 P. M. Grise A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English: Supervising Teacher, Model High School Harold Rigby B.S. Instructor of Music Training School Mrs. Mary Edmunds Barnhill A.B., MA., LL.B. Associate Professor of English D. Thomas Ferrell A.B . M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education L. G. Kennamer A.B., B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Geography and Ge- ology J. T. Dorris A.B., A.M.. Ph.D. Professor of History and Gov- ernment May C. Hansen B.S.. M.A. Associate Professor of Education Katie Carpenter A.B., A.M. Assis ' ant Professor of Ele- men ' ary Education: Supervising Teacher, Rural Demonstration School Dean W. Rumbold B.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology ADMINISTRATION 21 Eleanor Mebanf. A.B.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Art Samuel Walker A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of History: Supervising Teacher, Model High School Brown E. Telford B.S. Assistant Professor of Ml Teacher of Piano Charles T. Hughes A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education Gertrude M. Hood A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Ralph W. Whalin B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts G. O. Bryant A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Mathe- matics; Supervising Teacher, Model High School Tom C. Samuels Ph.C., B.S., M.S. Assistant Athletic Coach; In- structor of Science; Supervising Teacher, Model High School Arnim Dean Hummell B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Physics ADMINISTRATION 22 Kerney M. Adams A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of History William W. Ford Captain, Field Artillery, U. S. Army; Assistant Professor Mili- tary Science and Tactics Thomas Stone Mus.B. Assistant Professor of Music W. F. O ' DONNELL A.B., MA. Supervisor of Student Teaching; Richmond City School Maude Gibson Assistant Professor of Art G. M Gumbert B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Agricul- Annie Alvis A.B., MA. Assistant Professor of Ele- mentary Education; Supervising Teacher, Elementary Training School William L. Keene B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of English Thomas C. Herndon B.S., M.A., Ph.D Professor of Chemistry ADMINISTRATION 23 Lucile A. Rice A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Biology N. G. Deniston B.M.T., B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Industrial Arts Elizabeth Wilson B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Ele- mentary Education; Supervising Teacher, Elementary Training School R. R. Richards A.B.. M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Com- merce Mrs. Julian Tyng B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Education Roy B. Clark A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of English Mary Frances McKinney B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Geography Noel B. Cuff B.S., AM., Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Meredith J. Cox B.S., M.A. Professor of Chemistry ADMINISTRATION 24 Thomas E. McDonouch B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education; Director of Athletics Charles W. Gallaher B.A.. B.S. Maior. Field Artillery, U. S. Army: Professor of Military Sci- ence and Tactics Mary Kinc Burrier B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Home Eco- nomics Richard A. Edwards A.B., A.M. Professor of Education; Director of Training School Allie Fowler B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Art Betsy Anderson Training School Librarian J. DORLAND COATES B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts and Science; Principal, Model High School Bess Alice Owens A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Charles A. Keith B.A., M.A., Ped.D. Professor of History and Gov- ernment; Dean of Men ADMINISTRATION 25 Anna A. Schnieb A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education James E. Van Peursem A.B., B.Mus. Associate Professor of Music George N. Hembree B.C.S., A.B., MA. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Elizabeth Cherry A.B., MA. Assistant Professor of Physical Education Cora Lee B.S., MA. Assistant Professor of Education Nell Hogan Bray A.B., MA. Assistant Pro fessor of History: Supervising Teacher, Model High School: Advisor of Girls, Model High School Ruth Dix B.S., MA. Associate Professor of Economics Pearl L. Buchanan A.B., MA. Assistant Professor of Education: Director of Little Theatre Alma Regenstein B.S. Assistant Professor of Home Economics: Supervising Teacher. Model High School ADMINISTRATION 26 Fred Ballou Bookstore Clerk Anna Bales Black Assistant Cafeteria Supervisor E P. McCoNNELL Bookkeeper Emma Oshorn Secretary to Extension Director Katherine Morgan Secretary to President: Secretary to Board of Regents Mrs. Elmer Blair Assistant Bookkeeper and .Ste- nographer Louise Broaddus Stenographer, Business Office Bdssie H. Grigcs Information Clerk Acnes Edmunds Stenographer, Registrar Office ADMINISTRATION Maye M. Waltz Secretary to Dean Mrs. Helen Perry Recorder, Registrar ' s Office W. A. Ault Superintendent, Buildings and Grounds Lois Colley Virginia Stith Secretary to Business Agent Stenographer Mrs. Harry Blanton House-Mother, Burnam G. M. Brock Business Agent Mrs. Milton Barksdale Edith McIlvain Secretary to Registrar Supervisor of Cafeteria ADMINISTRATION 28 Eunice Winco Secretary to Dean of Women Gladys Karrick Norsworthy Cashier Emerson D. Jenkins A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Mathe- matics Ashby B. Carter B.S., MA. Associate Professor of Agricul- Sam Beckley B.A. Assistant Director of Extension Mrs. Janet Murbach A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of French ADMINISTRATION 29 In appreciation of the services of Dr. L. G. Kennamer, who has served as class spon- sor since we entered Eastern as Freshmen, we honor this fine gentleman, excellent scholar, and true friend. He is known throughout the state and nation as an authority in his chosen field; his thousands of friends throughout the state bear witness to his fine personality and sparkling humor; his many student admirers tell of his ability as a teacher; and his very nature betokens a true gentleman. Each of us is deeply indebted to this man for his influence and example he has set for us to follow. When we leave Eastern, our lives will be fuller for having known him. 30 OUT V MY WAY- DOPE 31 RICHMAN COLLINS MAYSVILLE Commerce and History Basketball ' 33, ' 34; Limestone Club; ma Tau Pi President ' 38 Sig MILDRED MATHERLY RICHMOND Elementary Education Kappa Delta Pi; Elementary Council; Y. W. C. A. EMILY ALEXANDER HUSTON VILLE Elementary Education Elementary Council; Y. W. C. A.; Delta Pi Kappa JOYCE HERMANN NEWPORT Biology and History Little Theatre Club; Science Club; Social Science Club; Northern Kentucky Club GERTRUDE HAHN RICHMOND Home Economics Economics Club; Art Club IKE HUBBARD BLACK WATER Agriculture Night Watchman ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Upper Cumberland Club JOHN ROBINSON WALTON Mathematics Science Club; Mathematics Club; Physical Education Club; Northern Kentucky Club STELLA HALL FUSONIA Elementary Education Elementary Council 5CMOR5 ELIZABETH HANCOCK FINCHVILLE Elementary Education Elementary Council; Y. W. C. A. RAYMOND J. HUCK COLD SPRING Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry Northern Kentucky Club; Mathematics Club; Science Club; Vice-President of Al- pha Gamma Sigma ETHEL BROCKMAN SAND GAP Elementary Education Y. W. C. A.; Clay-Jackson Club; Elemen- tary Council; Social Science Club. FRANCES B. BURRUS NEWBY Elementary Education JOHN DAVID WITT WEST IRVINE Elementary Education ELAINE JONES OWENTON Elementary Education Elementary Council; Owen County Club CHARLES BOWLING BERT Biology and Social Science Upper Cumberland Club; Social Science Club JOSEPH A. SHEARER CAMPBELLSBURC Commerce and History Sigma Tau Pi; Social Science Club; North- ern Kentucky Club; Y. M. C. A. scniORS CARL E MOORE FRANKFORT Chemistry Football: Kappa Delta Pi; Science Club; World Affairs Club; Capitol City Club OHNA ASHCRAFT RICHMOND Elementary Education ANNA BELLE HUNTER NICHOLASVILLE Elementary Education Y.W.C.A.; Elementary Council DOROTHY BROCHT CRITTENDEN Elementarv Education RUTH CARR PANOLA Elementary Education Elementary Council EUGENE COLE HEIDELBERG Phvsical Education and Social Science Physical Education Club; Social Science Club; E Club; Baseball; Lee County Club BRUCE W BARKER TRAVELERS REST Mathematics Science Club; Elementary Council HELEN BECKNER HARLAN Commerce Pi Omega Pi; Sigma Tau Pi; Social Science Club; Upper Cumberland Club SCM0R5 JANE ROBINSON RICHMOND Elementary Education Elementary Council; Y. W. C. A. PAUL BURNAM FIFE RICHMOND Geography and Social Science World Affairs Club; Social Science Club; Sigma Tau Pi HELEN GAINES OWENTON Commerce and Historv RUTH E. LYNCH EARNESTVILLE Home Economics Canterbury Club; Dormitory Council- Home Economics Club; Student Relation- ship Council; Y. W. C. A.; Milestone Staff GRAYDON FROST CONKLING Social Science and Commerce FRANCES McCHORD MAYSVILLE Commerce and Social Science Le Cercle Francais; Limestone Club, Dor- mitory Council; Sigma Tau Pi ADA M. MOORE WIDECREEK English and History BURGIN BENTON RICHMOND English and Social Science Alpha Zeta Kappa; Social Science Club; Debating and Oratory stniORS 35 TEDDY CURTIS GILBERT PINEVILLF Social Science and Geography Social Science Club, Pres. 19.19: Upper Cumberland Club, Pres 1937, ' 39: World Affair ' Club: Elementary Council; Glee Club MABEL MASTERS MILLION Elementary Education NELLA MAE BAILEY PAINTSVILLE English, French, and Biology B S U Council: Canterbury Club: Le Cercle Francais: Big Sandy Club: Dormi- tory Council; Young Women ' s Auxiliary: Sullivan Hall Office Staff; Y. W. C. A. ADDIE RUTH MARCUM BIG CREEK Home Economics Home Economics Club: Art Club EMMA ALICE GOODPASTER OWINGS VILLI Elementary Education World Affairs Club: Elementary Council ERNEST B. SNYDER CORBIN Industrial Arts and History Upper Cumberland Club; Corbin Club WILLIAM J. HAGOOD, JR CORBIN Biology Upper Cumberland Club; P Class: President Student Council: Football ident Junior Relationship FRANCES WILLARD JONES LONDON English and Social Science Canterbury Club; Social Science Club; Y. W. C. A. SCM0R5 36 WILL1A C. BAILEY BURGIN Commerce Art Club; Orchestra: Band HOMER CLAYTON DAVIS EZEL History and Geography Social Science Club LON LIMB SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH Physical Education and History Physical Education Club: E Club: So- cial Science Club; Out-of-State Club: Football; Basketball; Track LUCILE NUNNELLEY HUSTONVILLE English and Latin Freshman Class Treasurer; Canterbury Club: Alpha Zeta Kappa, Pres. 1937-1939; Kappa Delta Pi, Pres. 1938-1939; Editor of Belles Lettres, 1939; Associate Editor of Belles Lettres, 1938; Ushering Staff DOROTHY LUCILE LITSEY SPRINGFIELD English and Commerce Sigma Tau Pi. Canterbury Club; Y. C. A. MARY RICE COX RICE STATION Elemental y Education Elementary Council MILDRED ABRAMS RICHMOND Commerce and History World Affairs Club; Sigma Tau Pi; Social Science Club; Little Theatre Club; Society Editor for Eastern Progress AUBREY WM. PREWITT CORBIN Mathematics and History Social Science Club; Mathematics Club; Upper Cumberland Club; Corbin Club scniORS 37 STANLEY WILSON RICHMOND Biology and Chemistry Science Club; Social Science Club; Cadu- ceus Club; Alpha Zeta Kappa; Boxing and Wrestling {CATHERINE ARNOLD FALMOUTH Elementary Education , Elementary Council; Madrigal Club JEAN YOUNG DAYTON Elementary Education Glee Club; Student Relationship Council; Burnam Office Staff; Northern Kentucky Club; Sec.-Treas. Elementary Council, 1939; Y. W C A.; Alpha Deta Theta FLORA MERCER MONTICELLO Elementary Education Elementary Council; Wayne County Club AMANDA L. BLACK SPRINGFIELD English and History Y. W. C. A.; Canterbury Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Social Science Club EDWARD E. EICHER FT. THOMAS Commerce and English Band; Alpha Zeta Kappa; Milestone Staff; Editor of Eastern Progress, 1938- ' 39; Stu- dent Relationship Council; Canterbury Club; World Affairs Club; Catholic Club; Northern Kentucky Club DALE MORGAN NEWPORT Mathematics and Chemistry Men ' s Glee Club; Northern Kentucky Club; Milestone Staff; Mathematics Club; World Affairs Club SALLIE ROUTT PETTY ASHLAND Home Economics -Home Economics Club, Vice-Pres. 1938; Y. W. C. A.; Florence Nightingale Club; Dormitory Council 5CMOR5 38 LOUISE CRAIG GHENT Elementary Education Elementary Council; Art Club JAMES S. RODGERS, JR. COVINGTON Mathematics and Physics Progress Staff; Science Club; Mathematics Club; Northern Kentucky Club; Student Librarian; Y. M. C. A. PEARL FRANCISCO ASH CAMP Elementary Education Elementary Council; Art Club ELIZABETH LUCINDA HALL COVINGTON Elementary Education Elementary Council; Y. W. C. A. LESLIE GEORGE ROTH COVINGTON Chemistry and Mathematics Science Club; Mathematics Club; Glee Club; Band. Track Team; Swimming Team- Who ' s Who; Northern Kentucky Club EDITH HADDIX RICHMOND Elementary Education Elementary Council, Canterbury Club; World Affairs Club; Art Club; Baptist- Student Union LAURA GILES FALLIS Elementary Education RAYMOND VAN WINKLE PAINT LICK Industrial Arts and Art Zata Alpha Gamma; Little Theatre Club, Glee Club 5CMOR5 39 RAY HOGGE CRANSTON History, Agriculture and Geography Lloyd Debate Club; Rowan County Club; Freshman Football EVELYN HUME MACKVILLE Home Economics Home Economics Club; Pres. Florence Nightingale Club; Science Club GEORGIA MYRTLE PERRY ALTON STATION Elementary Education Elementary Council; Social Science Club; Y. W. C. A. GRACE YADEN WILLIAMS LONDON Mathematics Kappa Delta Pi; Social Science Club; Home Economics Club; Upper Cumberland Club MRS. HAROLD RIGBY RICHMOND Elementary Education WILLIAM G. GILBERT BLACK WATER Agriculture Upper Cumberland Club; Glee Club L. LEE POYNTER CRAB ORCHARD Social Science Glee Club; Canterbury Club; Le Cercle Francais; Milestone Staff, 1933; Social Sci- ence Club HELEN SCHORLE NEWPORT Elementary Education Kappa Delta Pi; Alpha Psi Omega; Little Theatre Club; Madrigal Club; Elementary Council; Northern Kentucky Club scniORs 40 ALICE MARIE EDELMA1ER COVINGTON Science World Affairs Club; Glee Club; Elemen- tary Council; Y. W. C. A.; Northern Ken- tucky Club DOUGLAS ELHOFF COOPER PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Chemistry Cosmopolitan Club; Science Club EMMA CLARINE LINLEY CYNTHIANA Home Economics Home Economics Club; Kappa Delta Pi Y W. C. A. EDITH MAE GABBARD HOONESVILLE Home Economics Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A. Owsley-Lee County Club FRED M. MAYES MT. STERLING Physics and Mathematics Science Club; Mathematics Club, Pres. ' 39; Kappa Delta Pi, Vice-Pres. ' 39; Progress Staff; Y. M. C. A. FLORA HINES SOMERSET Elementary Education Elementary Council MARGARET LOUISE CULTON RICHMOND Music and History College Orchestra; College Band; Madrigal Club President ' 38 RAYMOND H. RUBER BUTLER Social Science World Affairs Club; Sigma Tau Pi; Kappa Delta Pi; Social Science Club SCM0R5 41 MORRIS B. HOGG MAYK1NG Mathematics and History Social Science Club; Letcher County Club EUNICE PEARL WOODY PITTSBURG Primary Education Elementary Council; Art Club; Upper Cumberland Club RUTH ALLEN E HAMMONS RICHMOND Elementary Education Art Club; Elementary Council; Folk Lore Club MARY GENE PURDY COVINGTON Elementary Education Elementary Council; Little Theatre Club; Y. W C- A.; Northern Kentucky Club VIRGINIA LEE HORNE PA1NTSVILLE Elementary Education CHARLES W, WARNER COVINGTON Biology and Social Science Little Theatre Club, Treas. ' 38; Alpha Psi Omega, Pres. ' 38; Progress Staff; Social Science Club; World Affairs Club; Track; Swimming; Northern Kentucky Club JAMES C. WASH EMINENCE Commerce VIRGINIA ROOT CORBIN Elementary Education Baptist Student Union Council; Corbin Club, Pres. ' 38; Upper Cumberland Club; Elementary Council 5CMOR5 NANCY EDWARDS RICHMOND Elementary Education MILTON DAVID FEINSTEIN CORBIN Physical Education Physical Education Club; E Club; Foot- ball; Progress Staff; Milestone Staff; Up- per Cumberland Club; Vice-Pres. Junior Class; Dance Orchestra; Band; Swimming Instructor RUSSELL GREEN WINCHESTER Biologv and History Caduceus Club; Social Science Club; French Club; Science Club; Y. M. C. A. ETTA JONES DUNRAVEN Elementary Educatior VIRGINIA LUCINDA ALLEN BUTLER Elementary Education World Affairs Club; Little Theatre Club; Elementary Council; Y. W. C. A. NELL MOORE BEATTYVILLE Elementary Education and Art Elementary Council; Art Club; Y. W. C. A. REBEKAH McNEAL VALLANDINGHAM OWENTON Commerce and English Madrigal Club; Sigma Tau Pi; Baptist Stu- dent Union; Student Relationship Coun- cil; Canterbury Club; Progress Staff; Y. W. C. A. RICHARD CANTER NEW BOSTON, OHIO Biology and Chemistry Caduceus Club Treasurer; Senior Class Treasurer; Trainer of Athletic Teams, 4 years; E Club; Science Club; Sopho- more Class Vice-President; Out-of-State Club President scniORs 45 MELVIN KEETON DAYSBORO Biology and Chemistry RUBY BURRUS RICHMOND E ementar Education SULA KARRICK HORD RICHMOND Home Economics Home Economics Club; Art Club President MARGARET HELEN LEWIS ELK AT AW A English German Club; French Club; Y W C A. Canterbury Club VIRGINIA PAULINE JONES MILLION Commerce and Social Science Social Science Club SHOFF OWEN DAUGHERTY MONTICELLO Elementary Education Y. M. C. A.; Elementary Council; World Affairs Club ESTILL DAVIDSON ANNVILLE Intermediate Education and Supervision DORIS LYNN BURGESS PAINT LICK Elementary Education Little Theatre Club; Band; Alpha Zeta Kappa; Elementary Council SCM0R5 DORRIS MARCH MILLION RICHMOND Social Science Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Social Science Club; Art Club ELVY BENTON ROBERTS BARBOURVILLE Biology and Chemistry Science Club; Caduceus Club; Band LOIS MAY EICH BELLEVUE Home Economics Glee Club; Milestone Staff, Home Eco ' nomics Club; Little Theatre Club; North- ern Kentucky Club; Art Club MARY ELLEN RICHMOND LUDLOW English and Social Science Little Theatre Club; Social Science Club, President Canterbury Club 1938- ' 39; Li- brary Staff; Y. W. C. A.; Northern Ken- tucky Club NORMA FRANCES McCOLLUM RICHMOND Commerce and English Sigma Tau Pi; Canterbury Club ROSE MICHELLE McCAWLEY SPRINGFIELD Elementary Education Catholic Club, Elementary Council; Wash- ington County Club KATHLEEN STIGALL RAVENNA History and Commerce Social Science Club; Sigma Tau Pi; Alpha Zeta Kappa FAYETTE WELLMAN IRAD Industrial Arts and Social Science Baptist Student Union; Iota Alpha Gamma SCM0R5 ROBERT C. RUBY COVINCTON Commerce and Social Science Sigma Tau Pi; Le Cercle Francais; North- ern Kentucky Club; Men ' s Dormitory Council; Frosh Football JANE Y. CASE RICHMOND Elementary Education Little Theatre Club; Elementary Council; Student Relationship Council VICTORIA YATES WADDY History and English Social Science Club; Elementary French Club; Social Committee, Junior Year HIRAM MONTGOMERY BROCK. JR HARLAN English and Social Science Freshmen Football: Freshmen Vice-Pres.; President Sophomore Class; Progress Staff; Little Theatre Club; Pres. Harlan County Club; Pres. Upper Cumberland Club; World Affairs Club; Editor of Milestone: Social Science Club: Student Relationship Council; Canterbury Club; Swimming Team LUCY ELIZABETH WALLACE IRVINE Home Economics Vice-Pres. Home Economics Club; Student Relationship Council; Secretary Senior Class; Ushering Staff CHARLES LEONARD STAFFORD COVINGTON English and Government Freshmen Pres.; Pres. Little Theatre Club, World Affairs Club; Alpha Psi Omega: Milestone Staff; Social Committee, Can- terbury Club; Belles Lettres Business Man- ager; Social Science Club; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Freshmen Football: Little Theatre Club, Stage Manager ' 38 JACK JOSEPH MERLINO PALISADES. COLO. Art and History Alpha Gamma Sigma; Art Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball; E Club; Out-of- State Club; Milestone Staff PEARL MAE STEPHENSON RICHMOND Home Economics Home Economics Club; Little Theatre Club; Sigma Tau Pi; Class Secretary ' 3 5 to ' 38; Social Committee scniORS 46 VIRGINIA BABER WINCHESTER Elementary Education Art Club; Elementary Council; Y. W. C. A. T. J. BLACK RICHMOND Mathematics and Physics Senior Class Pres. 1938, ' 39; Business Manager of Milestone; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universi- ties; Science Club HOMER WENDELL RAMSEY WHITLEY CITY Social Science and English Vice-Pres. Senior Class; Manager of Foot- ball and Basketball; Social Science Club: Canterbury Club; Milestone Staff; E Club; Baseball; Basketball; Football LUCY M. TEATER NICHOLASVILLE English and Social Science Canterbury Club; Social Science Club; World Affairs Club; Folk Lore Society. 7 . W. C. A.; Band ARTHUR LOGAN WICKERSHAM IRVINE Chemistry and Mathematics Pres. Men ' s Glee Club 1938, ' 39; Pres. World Affairs Club 1938, ' 39; Student Relationship Council; Kyma Club MILDRED SOVINE ASHLAND Elementary Education Madrigal Club; Elementary Council MILDREN FRANCIS RICHARDSON SCIENCE HILL Art Madrigal Club; Art Club GEORGE WILSON DURR HARRODSBURG Commerce and Social Science Vice Pres. Sigma Tau Pi; World Affairs Club; Social Science Club; Pres. Boyle, Mercer, Anderson County Club; Milestone Staff, Baptist Student Union 5CMOR5 47 WILLIAM O. TERRILL COMPTON Mathematics and History Social Science Club; Elementary Council MRS. BESSIE L. CLARK RICHMOND Elementary Education Elementary Council; World Affairs Club; Kappa Delta Pi EMMA NOLAND RICHMOND Elementary Education CECIL C. KARRICK RICHMOND industrial Arts and Music Men ' s Glee Club; Zeta Alpha Gamma, Art Club MARTHA HAMMONDS PLEASUREVILLE Elementary Education Elementary Council; Social Science Club; North Central Kentucky Club HAZEL SWARTZ EW1NG History and Geography Social Science Club; World Affairs Club; Folk Lore Club EWELL ROBERTS ARRASMITH BETHEL History, Art, and Commerce Art Club; Social Science Club; Y. M. C. A. ADA B. CORNELIUS MERSHONS English and Geography World Affairs Club; Upper Cumberland Club SCM0R5 VIRGINIA PEED MT. STERLING Home Economics Home Economics Club; Art Club; Y. W. C. A.: Florence Nightingale Club ROY DREW BEREA and Phvsical Education JOHN W MOORE FALMOUTH Mathematics and Commerce Sigma Tau Phi; Mathematics Club; World Affairs Club; Elementary Council MARY AGNES BOHN SHELBYVILLE English and Physical Education Who ' s Who Among American Colleges Universities FLORENCE CHAMPION SALVISA Elementary Education Madrigal Club; Elementary Council; Y. W. C. A.; Art Club; Parliamentary Club WILSON THOMAS ASHBY SHELBYVILLE Commerce and History Sigma Tau Phi; Alpha Zeta Kappa; Y. M. C. A., President ' 38, Vice-President ' 37; Social Science Club EARL BRANDENBURG MILLERS CREEK History Elementary Council; Mathematics Club stniORS 49 WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS in AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES and COLLEGES Leonard Stafford T. J. Black Mary E. Richmond Mary A. Bohn Ruth Lynch Leslie Roth Lucille Nunnelley The students to be included in this volume were selected on the following qualities Character — Leadership — Scholarship — Potentialities 50 I p WILLIAM ADAMS, President ROBT DICKMAN, Vice President MILDRED COLEY, Secretary SUE TOADVINE, Treasurer § GMD0Er(?E?0ZM] 53 Margie Hall Wilma Chaney Duward Salisbury Eloise Wommack Robert Stinson Inis Dotson Margaret Witt Harolp Wicklvnd Flor Kennamer William E. Adams Mary Elizabeth Kinney Marion D Perkins 54 Clyde J. Lewis Peggy Denny Frances Little Dorothy Dorris Frank Wilcox Eula Mae Nunnery Elizabeth Culton Carl Kemp Luise Holman Ann Stiglitz Helen Rozan Clyde Rouse 55 Dorothy White Mabel White Charles R. Neai. Arnold O ' Rear Richardson Lorene Estridge Mary Frances Clarke James Stanfield Virginia Marz Donovan Cooper Frances Costanzo Edythe Rogers 56 Bill Comley Lucille Bury Nina Lee Stinnette Sue Toadvine Robert Dickman Pauline Jasper Elizabeth Flowers John Suter Minnie Lee Wood Thelward Keltner 57 Julia Martin Donald Music Charlie Dee Campbell James Stayton Mary Helen Caywood Agnes Victoria Smith J. W. Mulliken Neva Gayle Bush Tilton Bannister Shirley Crites Ann Osborne 58 Sophia Noland George R Powers Lorain e Bowen Mary Helen Eads Eldora Chamberlain Nantie Bell Reed 59 ■V, • 6 ■ o 2 Q -J D - ' oa i . X b- ■ -S--1 v • -3 . ca X Ol w ORA TUSSEY, President JAMES SQUIRES, Vice President RUTH CATLETT, Secretary V Treasurer 61 5 P H m o R s Edward Gabbard Christine Rankin Mary K. Black Louise Garland Lillian Lewallen Marie Hughes Doniphan Burrus Dudley Kenny Wallace Brammell Eleanor Center Ruth Catlett Martha Ueltschi Lucy Shadoan Kathryn Pittman John O. Rose Marion Park Smith 62 Oscar Estes Clarke Grey Olive Gabriel Doris Jones Wilma Allen Frances Cox Mary Wagoner Dotti Brock Lyda Shepherd Dotty Ecgenspiller Kathleen Clark Mary Agnes Finneran Paul Robinson George Lewis Marguerite Rivard Ann Lee Parks 5 0 P H o R 5 63 9$5ft$$ ? ! S p H m o R € 5 Elmer Caywood. Jr Edna Forester June Treadway Helen Fletcher Mary Eleanor Black Mildred Rich Ora Tussey Pauline Cawood 64 June Baker Rina Gonzales Martha Berlin Alberta Cameron Edna Harrison Allen Zaring Nancilynn Fox 5 0 P H m o R 5 65 5 H m o R s Donald Steger Richard Wetzel Virginia Garland Ruby Keeton Betsy Caster Helen Harrison Eleanor Best Hattie Holland Travis Combs WlLLARD SANDD5GE Phoebe Colbert Ann Rodgers 66 ADMINISTRATION S HIRAM BROCK AUDITORIUM 67 o Q d  « .a Pi O OscBA esrfea 69 39 4 Lucille Hiatt Hubbard N. Stone Madelynne Jane Cooke Felonise Leake Margaret Jenkins Jane Day Warford Ruth Ledford Dorris Chaney Imogens Trent Nell Evans Emma Swan Hazel Black Kathleen Smith Ruth Salmon Greear Dorcella Wells Chester Hill Margaret Rose Wilder Charles Russell Bonnie Jeanne Gann Mildred Jones Cl 70 fc atl iA Helen Sherwood James Ed Walters Gladys Shewmaker Vd ian Weber Evelyn Reese Pauline Berryman Jewel Clarke Cuba Mullins Carolyn Brock Fannie B. Wyatt Evelyn Lewis Eileen Frame Hazel B. Walker Esther Dillman Mary B. Cussady Raymond E. Goodlett Nina Agee Lee Farris Jaqueline Jordan Doriselwood Lemon f 71 ( 39 ft 4 Margaret Colley John D. Tollner Helen Phelps Trudy Garriot Reno E. Oldfield Pauline Snyder Theda Dunavent Martha Cammack Mildred Turpin Edith Cole Ramona J. Roberts Kathleen Snow Mildred Osborn Jean Money Elizabeth L. Rice Dick Dickerson Nora Frances Cecil Claude McSpadden Doris Davis Maude Hess Holder « n 72 Alma Minch Jack Spratt Pat Smith Georgia Root Phyllis Satterlee Beulah Davis Elizabeth Clubb Susan Biesack Mary Billingsley Nina Kanatzar Garnette Burgin Virginia Carlson Mildred Gortney Billie Clark Evelyn Thomas Eugene Kennedy Jewell Martin Earl Davis Charlotte Haynes Jane Taylor US t 73 39 a 4 Beatrice Welch Jean Fox DeMoisey June McCarthy Rilla Bowles Hieatt Nesbitt Sadie Brasher Sara Fothergill Anna Evelyn Long Callie Gritton Mary Matt Taylor Sara Brooks Ruth Virginia Fortner Alice Rose Lykins Mary Lee Howard Mary Stayton George Fortner Ely Louise Deaten Ray Nelson Edna B. Hymer Maxine Davis fn 74 Ruth Kingsbury Dock Chandler Virginia Best Ann Thomas Mildred Raisor Ruth DeVere Margie Sue Harrison Kitty Ann Delahunt Ruby Ann Hughes Vera June Maybury Barbara Ann Butler Anna Lee White Sally Hobbs Heloise Cox Nancye Waters Dudley Noland Sparks Dorothy Hutchison Gilbert Miller Gertrude Bates Sadie Cox US or f 75 Jean Marie Crawford Juanita Esham Dorothy Carroll Buford Griffith BAND CONCERT 76 77 MISS EASTERN JUNIOR PROM QUEEN = y tauce J— title HONORARY ATTENDANT y l La. ' ci ctie cz eat ATTENDANT J—ucu l L all MISS POPULARITY VM ace ' •cry MR. POPULARITY r r ACTIVITIES 84 85 Major Charles W. Gallaher Professor of Military Science and Tactics Captain W. W. Ford Captain Eugene M. Link Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics 86 ADVANCED CORPS Left to right, front row — Forbes, Major; Stafford, Captain: House, First Lieutenant; Roth, Cap- tain; Brock, Captain; Ramsey, First Lieutenant; Morgan, First Lieutenant Second row — Adams, Sergeant: Pittman, Second Lieutenant: Brown, Sergeant; Wilcox, Sergeant; Huck, Sergeant; McCarthy, Sergeant Third row — Neikirk, Sergeant: Hennessey, Sergeant; Taylor, Sergeant; Whitaker. Sergeant, Cooper, Sergeant Fourth row — Downing, Sergeant: Salisbury, Sergeant; Suter, Sergeant: Yelton, Sergeant The Corps will miss Captain Ford next year when he goes to the War College in Washington, D. C, for further study. S7 Miss Frances Little, retiring queen of the Military Ball, Eastern ' s social highlight, is honored as she reigns in the stead of the absent queen, Miss Luise Holman. Miss Eula Mae Nunnery, left, sponsor of Battery B, and Miss Lois Eich, right, sponsor of Battery A, attend her. 88 MISS LOIS EICH Sponsor Battery A MISS LUISE HOLMAN MISS EULA MAE NUNNERY Corps Sponsor Sponsor Battery B CORPS ON PARADE 89 PISTOL TEAM Back row — Paynter, Floyd, Anthony, Stocker, Rich Front row — Hill. Brown (Captain), Wilcox, Stayton, Salisbury. Captain W. W. Ford 90 R. 0. T. C. SNAPS Left to right — And in this corner! Newell and Allen look bewildered. Number please? Captain Ford watches the birdie, Guy Whitehead takes a look, while J. Stayton expresses his opinion. Three officers ought to get it right. Target — Enemy tank to direct front. The Liason reports mission accomplished. 91 Left to right — Captain Link obliges while members of the 17th F. A. watch Eastern beat Indiana. Gee whiz! You can see through them! John Rose guards the Ad building and Mullikan won- ders what it is all about. The R. O. T. C. burg watches the cadets in action. vhoops it up before the Moorehead game. Harrods- 92 o o )3 Maroons End Season in Blaze of Glory Eastern Outclass Indiana State In Seven Seniors Play Last Home Game Before Capacity Crowd i Eastern Athlete Is Victor In Golden Gloves Walter Hill, Senior, Wins By Decision In Light-Heavy Group Hill Crosses Goal For Season ' s First Touchdown Transv Loses To Maroons, Still Unsecured Eastern Pk Big Maroon FB0SH On. Win Third Straight MudAnd U Ouint Bv 34-28 Eastern Will Face From Tennessee Team x J Heavier Team But Is Picked To Win To Win 24-0 Maroons Win First Hill. Kemp, and Combs Furnish KIAC Tilt From Touchdown Thrills and Give Louisville Cards Eastern First K. I. A. C. Victory Come From Behind To Hard Plunging Line Beat Rivals In Last and Fine Blocking Minute Of Contest Defeats Tigers M ' WHORTER STAR TRANSY TODAY Maroons Take 2nd Football Plav K. L A. C. Contest Are p rese nted By Beating Transy Varsity Letter, Thurman and Hill Again Use Pass Combination In Order to Score Too Strong for Pioneers Frosb Football Team Shows Most Talent In Years Big Red Plays Best | Ball Of Season To Trounce Opponents Against Central Normal After Fourth Win Of Season This Afternoon THURMAN STABS Eastern Defeats Berea In Roughly Played Game Maroons Chalk Up Seventh Victory Against Mountaineers Maroons Turn On In Second Half To Tip Morehead McWhorter, Thurman Pace Eastern to Pave Way For KIAC Victory FROSH QUINT WINS SCORE 48-30 25 MAROONS REPORT TO ' 0 ROME RANKIN Eastern Coach Sends Men IiiId Tackling and Blocking Drills on Second Day of Practice Period TUSSEY OUT BECAUSE OF ANKLE HURT X-Ray Discloses Maroon Center Has Chipped Bone in Ankle, Net Practice Maroons, Eagles Meet in Hawg Rifle Tilt Battle For Possession Of Ola Firearm To Be One Of Leadin; Games In State: Teams Ready Cheers As s Rnn Over Central Normal To Win By Big Score End Thei s Breeze To Easy Win Ovt Centre Colonels Mart Carl Kemp Accounts Maroons Score At e For All 4 Scores Wl d Second I On Slippery Field Team Sees Action Most Successful Season Eastern Downs Ky. Wesleyan Quint For Second Win Baby Maroons Take Preliminary From Wesleyan Frosh Baby Maroon Score Once To Defeat Transy Margin Of Victory FINAL GAME Maroons Turn From Gridiron To Hardwood To Continue Winning Streak: Rankin Cheerful Eastern Takes Many Experience) ¥r . « f . Players Return Union In Last For Practice Minute Of Game . Laurt-l County Leads In Net Tournament Record Attendance Expected At Home- Coming Program Baseball Schedule Is Released; Practice Will Begin March 15 Boone and Kenton Counties Tied In National League Y. M. C. Mural P c tourney planned Going Strong New Baseball Field Planned For Eastern Eastern Natators Win Handily In Two Meets Away and Former Students Earle Combs Says Playing Ball Is Hard Proposition K.I.A.C. TOURNEY OPENS HERE TODAY 94 DIRECTOR of ATHLETICS To Mr. Thomas E. McDonough we sincerely dedicate this section of the Milestone. In a small way it is to acknowledge his honorable post, President of the Southern Dis- trict of the American Physical Education Association. This due honor was graciously bestowed upon him at the Atlantic City Convention in 1938. We are fortunate to have Mr. Mac, as he is affectionately known among his friends, as head of the de- partment of Health and Physical Education. His task is no small one, yet he accom- plishes much in a seemingly simple manner. As Director of Athletics he has been in- strumental in the recent success of the athletic teams. Due to his efforts and the co- operation of his staff, he has gained for Eastern a splendid reputation in the field of Health and Physical Education. Mr. James E. Rogers, Director of the National Phys- ical Education Service, recently said of Mr. Mac, He is a great leader and a great teacher in the field of Physical Education. As a student of that great leader and great teacher, I say, I agree. 95 Left to right — James Hart, Bill Lominac, Frank Wilcox, and Joe Bell CHEER LEADERS For the first time in its history, Eastern witnessed during the school year of 1938- ' 39, the efforts of an organised group — Kyma — to promote a better spirit, a higher appreciation, and a finer quality of sportsmanship among the students. It was Kyma — a highly interested group of enthusiastic students — who hanged Willie Western, led student parades, built bonfires, and created a new spirit in the students by its pep rallies. The spirit of Kyma was evident on the campus throughout the school year. 96 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Left to right, bottom row — Canter, trainer; Mowat, Bright, Ordich, Feinstein, Gordon, Thurman, Merlino, and Ramsey, manager Middle row — Helton, Guy, Saad, Gott, Morgan, Hennessey, Luman, Mayer, Elder, Rose, manager Third row — Coach Rankin, Lydey, Yeager, Tussey, Lewis, Harrell, Kemp, Hagood, Locknane, Scott, Line Coach Samuels, and Assistant Coach Hughes 1938 RECORD Eastern 19 Eastern 7 Eastern 19 Eastern 47 Eastern Eastern 7 Eastern 36 Eastern 24 A gentleman, a coach, a teacher, a friend. Georgetown Transylvania E. Tenn. Tchrs... Central Normal .. Morehead Western 32 Indiana State .... 7 Union Quiet, modest, a mold- er of fine linemen. 9 97 i. w SEASON ' S RESUME A hot September sun shone down on the bluegrass of Stateland Field and found thirty young huskies going through limbering-up exercises and basic fundamentals. Came the opening game with Georgetown. The game went along on even terms till the fourth quarter when the Maroons looked their best and the Georgetown team wilted. The score ' Stood Eastern 19, Georgetown 0. A sophomore, Wyatt Spider Thurman, and a junior, Carl Kemp, sparked the Maroons ' attack. The journey to Transy proved uneventful, but the Maroons found an inspired Transy team giving stubborn resistance and scored a 7, to victory. On a jaunt into East Tennessee the Maroons began to show precision on offense and irresistibility on defense. A heavy East Tennessee Teachers team could make only one first down through the line. Score 19 to 0, Eastern. Central Normal of Danville, Indiana came fruitlessly into Kentucky. The small, helpless team fell before the offensive barrage of the Big Red Team by a score of 47 to 0. 98 The Maroons at this point gained national recognition as one of the five unde- feated, untied, and unscored on teams in the Nation. Came the game of the year. The day when the greased pig and symbolic Hawg Rifle made their appearance. When the smoke of the battle cleared away, neither team had scored. The Maroons had repulsed three offensive thrusts of a favored Morehead eleven and the Maroons remained unbeaten and yet unscored on. The Western Hilltoppers surged into Richmond determined to mar the Maroons ' outstanding record. They did. The nightmare ended with Eastern on the short end of a 32 to 7 score. Came Homecoming with Indiana State Teachers of Terre Haute. The Maroons after leading 12 to 7 at half-time, turned on and added 18 points in the second period. Final score 36 to 7. The final game, with Union, at Barbourville, was played in a sea of mud and water. The Maroons splashed their way to a 24 to victory over the stubborn Bulldogs. And so the greatest season any Maroon team ever experienced drew to a close. It was finis for seven dependable seniors, it was invaluable experience for five juniors, it was the beginning for twelve stalwart sophomores. For 1939 we anticipate greater things. I0MA : 99 Hill, End Co-Captain Elder, Guard Hagood, Tackle Co-Captain Feinstein, Quarterback 100 ■ Canter, Trainer Lydey, Center Luman, Halfback Merlino, Halfback 101 Kemp, Fullback Mowat, Halfback Ramsey, Manager Yeager, End 102 Scott, Halfback Thurman, Quarterback Locknane, Guard Hennessey, End 103 Combs, Halfback Lewis, Tackle Helton, Tackle Morgan, Guard 104 Gordon, End Saad, Center Ordich, Fullback Mayer, Guard 105 Harrell, Tackle Gott, End Prater, Halfback Tussey, Tackle 106 Ml: ■•• ' . «« ,V « Rose, Manager Co-Captains Hagood and Hill with Coach Rankir Guy, End 107 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Front row — Hickman, Phillips, Tychonievich, Flanagan, Oliver, Blackburn, Mgr. Second row — Griggs, Benton, Waters, R. Darling, F. Darling, Frazee, Sorrell Third row — Griffith, Davis, Nash, Perry, Wilson, Cross, Coach Hughes YEARLING FOOTBALL This year the Freshman candidates assembled a week before school started and by registration were well on the way to accustoming themselves to the necessary but unpleasant task of providing cannon fodder. ' The Freshmen played two games this season. They lost the first to Centre 24-0 and came back strong to defeat Transylvania 7-0. Football fans should be especially hopeful concerning the col- legiate careers of Fred and Ralph Darling, Wat- ers, Sorrel, and Perry in the line and Cross, Flanagan, and Wilson in the backfield of future Eastern gridiron teams. 108 V0 VO a 109 tiii -.ft ■ — - - %. M ■Wmwmwmw mtr ilB ' V . % _. - X2L.. i2E 1131!. J3 v-P A If If s5 f i 9 -t BASKETBALL TEAM Bottom row — McWhorter (Captain), Ahney, Perry, Canter (Trainer), Thurman, King, and Luman Second row — Ramsey (Manager) , Helton, Gott, Tussey, Yeager, Shetler, Hennessey, and Rose (Manager) The thud of toe against pigskin had hardly died away when Coach Rome Rankin issued the call for basketball practice. Only one game was on deck before the Christ- mas vacation, and after a gruelling contest the Maroons won out by sheer stamina over the University of Louisville Cards by 47-42. Came the scholastic purge and one of the two seniors on the squad, Lester King, was declared ineligible at the mid-year mark. Rankin, sometimes known as Dead-pan Rome, was really in a dilemma. With a re- vamped line-up consisting of Tussey at center, McWhorter and Abney at the forward positions, and Thurman and Perry at the guard posts, the Maroons began to click. Four sophomores and one junior, supplemented by one senior, Woody Luman, two juniors, Yeager and Hennessey, and Gott, Shetler, and Murrel, sophomores, carried on in a surprising manner and racked up win after win. Our nemesis and keen rivals, Western, was the only team to beat us more than once. Transy, Berea, Wesleyan, and Centre fell victims to the Big Red team in both contests played. An early defeat at Morehead was decisively avenged at the Weaver gym when the Maroons hit their peak and sub- dued the Eagles by a margin of eighteen points. Union was both the victor and the vanquished in their heated home-and-home series. The Maroons hung up a total of six hundred and twenty points, or an average of a point a minute. McWhorter scored one hundred and eighty points. Tussey and Abney also hit above the century mark. Thurman was one of the best defensive men in the K. I. A. C. Peck Perry is one of the most outstanding floor-men ever to grace a Maroon and White uniform. For the season of 1938-39 we say, Well done. For the season of 1939-40, we say, Here ' s hoping. 110 King, Forward Luman, Forward McWhorter, Forward Yeager, Guard 111 i u Tussey, Center Hennessey, Guard Abney, Guard Perry, Guard 112 Thurman, Guard Gott, Guard Murrell, Forward Shetler, Center 113 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Little Maroons began their existence in a mediocre manner with scrimmages against the varsity for their daily menu. Under the watchful eye of Coach Charles Turkey Hughes, though, they soon began to develop into a smooth-functioning unit. Led by Osborne and DeMoisey, former Walton cage stars, and ably assisted by little Cliff Tinnell of Covington, Fred Darling, a Glouchester, Ohio gladiator, and Jim Vance, ace defensive man, the Frosh accumulated nine victories while suffering only two losses. Berea, Centre, and Wesleyan fell twice and Mcrehead and Sue Bennett cagers man- aged to split with the Baby Maroons. Our hats are off to this courageous little squad that at one time numbered only six men. Conceding nothing, they fought gamely until the final whistle. Among the squad that stuck through thick and thin were, Sorrell, Flanagan, R. Darling, and Ty- choneivich. Among the group Coach Rankin should find excellent material for future varsity teams. 114 EASTERN BASEBALL TEAM First row — Tinnell, Mgr., Music. Porter, Williams, Cooper, Rice, Merlino, Capt. Second row — Shetler, Drew, Voshell, Murrell, Davidson, T. Combs, Mgr. Third row — Lewis, Cole, Guy, Wallace, Hines, Hembree, Coach. The following were absent when the picture Yeager, Abney, C Combs, Gilreath nade BASEBALL TEAM The Maroon Baseball team under the direction ot Coach George Hembree is out to defend the K. I A. C. Championship for the eighth consecutive year. Coach Hembree has been turning out successful base- ball teams since Earle Combs, Coach of the New York Yankees, played for him several moons ago. Many of last year ' s stellar athletes were lost by graduation and ineligibility. Little is known of the strength of this year ' s team. In their opening game the Maroon took a 2 to decision from the Frank- lin College nine, in a game cut short by snow and rain. The team is blessed with a fine pitching staff headed by Vernon Lefty Shetler, star sophomore hurler. Carl Yeager, John Rice, Bob Abney, and Woodrow Guy are very capable twirlers expected to win their share of games. The early season line-up consists of Williams or Lewis behind the bat, Music at first base, Hines at second, Merlino at short, Voshell at third, and Porter, Murrell and Davidson in the out- field. The Maroon nine will cavort on a new field this year modeled after Crosley field in Cincinnati. It is one of the finest in the state. The Milestone offers its best wishes to seniors Jack Merlino and Leslie Voshell who are to try out for a Major League baseball team. Coach Hembree 115 Bottom row, left to right — Dickman, Weaver, Evans, Mills Top row — Whitaker, Stayton, Whitehead, Roth, Brock SWIMMING TEAM Eastern ' s natators finished the season with a record of four victories and two de- feats. The Maroon team won over Tusculum and Maryvillc and twice defeated Berea. The University of Kentucky was the only school to which they bowed in defeat. The good showing made by first-year men on the team along with the steady per- formance of last years remaining letter-men gave Eastern a team that showed well in every event. Competitive swimming requires every bit of the conditioning and practice neces- sary in the major college sports. Tribute is herewith paid to these men whose faithful training and many hours of practice were motivated by a true love of the sport. 116 Left to Right— Squires, Bright, Mills, Whitaker, Farns TENNIS 117 Walter Hill, Eastern athlete, won the light heavyweight championship of Kentucky in the Golden Gloves boxing tournament at Lexington. By his victory, Hill won several awards and the privilege to a trip to Chicago to participate in the National Golden Gloves tournament. He is shown at the right in a characteristic pose. WALTER HILL-STATE LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING CHAMP BASEBALL CONFERENCE MAM INTER-MURAL BASKETBALL WlNNERS-liu«l Co Tum 118 o? S 119 Fill ' er up! After lunch Mac pauses after plot to promote pep Tsk! Tsk! Time out for smiles Member Memorial? Where ' s Treadway? Pause for refreshments Rush week? Getting an eyeful N P S H T S s Ain ' t they purty? Hot dog! It ' s a habit. Affection or affectation? Where ' s the rat? A nderson and his squaw Before the game They can ' t fool us N A P s H T Oh, send a tall and handsome man to Burnam or Sullivan Hall! A redhead plus a smile! That ' s something! Two regular fellows and a Republican! Lights! Camera! Action! Not Puss in Boots — it ' s Rankin! Here ' s to Eastern! Posted! Register here, please! N H Stinson and Little must think it ' s funny. Northern Kentuckians get together Bob and Ruth take a Sunday stroll Beauts or Brutes? Don ' t tell me. It ' s Ordick! Roommates It ' s de ' mob! A Lucky Strike for Evans It must be love! S N P S H S Ain ' t she sweet? Sho ' nuff! Deck-o-ratin ' ! Wickersham gets nosey! He ' s way up thar! Going hawg-wild 1 Y eep! Just before the battle Prexy aims- to beat Morehead She struts for the Maroons N H T Don ' t look now Jim, but — ! Vera, why don ' t you tell us these things? Ain ' t misbehavin ' Eastern ' s a Franly Kellege A neat job of face-lifting Unaware — Or is he absent-minded? Seein ' is believing! Beauty in the rah! rah! rah! What is this? Anyhow? It ' s Dutch to us. N H Richmond Day Oh, well, somebody ; gotta study Slag Party Call Ripley! Adams looks intellectual! Quiet please! Stafford ' s thinking! That old old look Response to a chapel speaker S N H T s Pratt and Kit make a hit Go west young man; We ' ll stay with Eastern! Law-son! It must be Tussey! On the sentimental side Putting all our yeggs in one basket Miss Pop pauses for a pose e ' ll give you Rina and lots of Hope Waldo takes it on the chin Not Mutt and Jeff — Nita and Sue NAP S H T s A Foxey snap Aw, heck! They gotta go to class Such smiles should be preserved in alcohol What? Still here? You say parkin ' and I say sparkin ' They admire the Maroons while we admire them The winnah! Gilbert bowls over for Bowles What! No He-Males? S N H 129 MILESTONE STAFF N. G. Denniston Sponsor Hiram M. Brock Jr Editor T. J. Black Business Manager Jack Merlino, art editor: Oscar Estes, snapshot editor: Clyde Lewis, junior assistant editor: Leonard Stafford, military editor: James Brock, assistant military editor: Milton Feinstein. sports editor: William E. Adams, advertising manager: Park Smith, secretary: Eula Mae Nunnerv, Ann Louise Stiglitz. Clyde Rouse. Wilson Durr, compositors: Ruth Lynch. Homer Ramsey, senior representa- tives: Marian Campbell, Frances Little. Carl Kemp, junior class representatives: Eldora Chamber- lain. Ora Tussey. Donophan Burrus, sophomore representatives: Aileen Frame. Susan Biesack. Fred Darling, freshman class representatives 130 MILESTONE STAFF Jack Merlino Susan Bicsack Oscar Estes Ruth Lynch Milton Fcinstein Frances Little Leonard Stafford Eileen Frame Carl Kemp Marion Campbell Billy Adams Marion Park Smith Ora Tussey Ann Louise Stiglitz, George Wilson Durr Doniphan Burrus Eula Mae Nunnery Clyde Rouse 131 The P R G R E S S Edward E. Eicher Editor PROGRESS PLATFORM The staff of the 1939 Progress has endeavored to live up to its slogan, The Voice of Eastern, by doing all within its power to secure certain fundamentals which it believes no school is complete without. The Progress favors: (1) A weekly school publication. (2) A modified system of student government. (3) A more active alumni association. (4) A greater Eastern. Abr Rodgers Mayes 132 ft ■ Billy Adams Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF Edward E. Eicher Editor Mary Agnes Finneran Associate Editor Mildred Coley News Editor Ruth Catlett Feature Editor Mildred Abrams Society Editor Jimmy Rodgers Sports Editor BUSINESS STAFF Billy Adams Business Manager Billy Bright Circulation Manager Mary Lida Mcllvaine Exchange Editor Bright Creager Anderson The P R G R E S S LITTLE THEATRE CLUB Founded 1918 Colors: Blue and Gold Pearl Buchanan Director Leonard Stafford President Sue Toadvine Vice-President Helen Schorle Secretary James Stayton Treasurer Hiram Brock, Jr Business Manager Walter Mayer Stage Manager Frank Wilcox Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS IN FACULTY Emma Y. Case Frances Mason Mary Floyd REGULAR MEMBERS Mildred Abrams Oscar Esi.es Ann Osborne Virginia Allen Mary Agnes Finneran Mary Purdy Edwin Barnes Mary Martha Gadberry Mary Ellen Richmond Hiram Brock James Gott Helen Schorle James Brock Anna Graham Leonard Stafford Doris Burgess Owen Gribbin James Stayton Jane Case Woodrow Guy Pearl Stephenson Phoebe Colbert Ed Harrell Ann Stighu Mildred Coley Joyce Herman Robert Stinson Atlanta Cox John T. Hughes Sue Toadvine Nita Creager Frances Jaggers Raymond Van Winkle Elizabeth Culton Grace Maggard Charles Warner Dorothy Dorris Doris Massey Frank Wilcox Dorothy Dunaway Walter Mayer Lorene Wilson ♦Lois Eich Mary Frances Miller Indicates picture on opposite page. 134 4 M NEOPHYTES Madelyn Cooke Theda Donavent James Squires Vivian Weber Jane Taylor Margaret Denny Mary Stayton Francis Little Mary Billingsley Betty Sturm Dorothy Eggenspiller Vera Mayberry 135 SIGMA TAU PI W. J. Moore Donald Stieger John W. Moore R. R. 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Arthur Wickersham Mildred Abrams Hazel Swartz Emma Alice Goodpaster Lucy Tcater Edith Haddix Dewey Bull Leonard Stafford Schoff Daushcrty Hiram Brock, Jr Doniphan Burrus Donald Mus ic John Moore Nancy Edwards Alice Edclmaicr Virginia Allen Pearl Stephenson Teddy Gilbert Ed Eicher George Wilson Dc Ann Louise Stinhtz Sylvia Jones Mary Ajjncs Finncran WORLD AFFAIRS MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Jessica Floyd Clyde Lewis Carl Moore Dale Morgan Lester Creech William Steele Edwin Barnes 151 SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Virginia Home Victoria Yates, Treasurer Lucy Teater. Secretary Kathleen Stigall Charles A. 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Ray Kornhoff, Virgil Taylor, Nita Creager, Jean Porter Third row — Louis Lee Phillips, Walter Mayer, Vivian Weber, Dorothy Larle. Jeane Roberts, Virginia Allen, Edna B ' Hymer Fourth row — Mary Helen Caywood, Mary Dawn, Madelynne Cook, Lilhe Taylor, Mary K. Black, Mary Louise Lea, Mary Agnes Finneran. Clark Gray, Jack Spratt, Clyde Lewis, Alan Yelton, Lois Eich Fifth row — Peck Perry, Jean Sweeney, Dick Wetzel. Kathleen Snow, Esther Dillman, Ruby Hughes, Vera Mayberry, Vivian Dicken, Alice Kcnnelly, Annette Clutes, Susan Biesack, June McCarthy, Phyllis Satterlee, Ray Nelson Sixth row — Les Roth, Bob Dickman, Charles Bowling, Mary Ellen Richmond, Joyce Hermann, Thelma Eubank, Lena Spears, Dorothy Dunanway Seventh row — H. Ray Hauselman, Eddie Eichcr, Helen Schorle, Len Stafford, Bob Ruby, Reno Oldfield, Jean Young, Ray Huck, Jimmie Rodgers, Vera Mar: Eighth row-Cliff Tinnell, Homer Osborne, Fox DeMoisey, Les Voshell, Dale Morgan, Harry Walker 157 UPPER CUMBERLAND CLUB Teddy C. 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Ohio Lydey, Woodrow Wilson — Tiffin, Ohio Lykins, Benjamin W, — Edna Lynch, Ruth E.— Earnestville 154, 131, 35 Lyon, William H. — Paintsville Mc McCawlcy, Rose Michelle — Springfield 146, 45 McChord, Frances B.— Maysville 144, 38, 36 McCollum, Norma Frances — Richmond 140, 136, 45 McFerron, Ruth Miller — Mt. Vernon M Marcum, Addle Ruth— Big Creek 154, 36 Marcum, Herbert Clay — Big Creek Masters, Mabel Ocelia— Million 36 Matherly, Mildred Juanita — Richmond 146, 137, 32 Mauney, Beulah- -Corbin May, Mildred L. — Lebanon Mayes, Fred M.— Mt. Sterling 150, 144, 141, 13 7, 41 Mayes, Wilson- -Arnett Mercer, Flora — Monticello 147, 38 Merlino, Jack Joseph— Palisades, Colo. 131, 46 Million. Dorris March— Richmond 15 2, 148. 45 Minis, Carl Pnchard — Boldman Moore, Ada M. — Widecreek 35 Moore, Carl Edward— Frankfurt 144, 137, 34 Moore, John Wright — Falmouth 151, 141, 136, 49 Moore, Nellie Spencer — Beattyville 43 Morgan, Dale L. — Newport 150, 38 Mulhkin, J. W., Jr.— Ewing N Nunnelley, Lucile Wing — Hustonville 140, 138, 137, 37 Osborne, Emma Belle — Winchester Karrick, Cecil Charles —Richmond 48 Keeton, Melvin — Daysboro 44 King, Lester H. — Whitley City Lee, Elmer — Four Mile LeMaster, Fanny — Riceville 155 Lewis, Cleda Lee — Royrader Lewis, Margaret Helen — Elkatawa 140, 44 Park, Josephine Collins — Richmond Peed, Laura Virginia — Mt. Sterling 154, 49 Perry, Georgia Myrtle — Alton Station 15 2, 147, 40 Petty, Sallie Routt— Ashland 154, 38 Pittman, Robert Ewell — Dreyfus Pointer, B. Leila — Smith-Ballard Pointer, Delia Bernice — Richmond Poynter, Louis Lee — Crab Orchard 40 Prewitt, Aubrey Wm. — Corbin 152, 141, 37 Profitt, Juanita E. — Corbin Purdy, Mary Gene — Covington 148, 146, 135, 42 R Ramsey, Homer Wendell — Whitley City 15 2, 140, 47 Reynolds, Don Roy — Tyner Rice, Bertie Bales — Livingston Richardson, Mildren Francis — Science Hill 47 Richmond, Mary Ellen— Ludlow 153, 15 2, 140, 135, 40 Rigby, Sarah Baker — Richmond 146, 40 Roberts, Elvy Benton — Barbourville 144, 45 Robinson, Jane Hudson — Richmond 146, 35 Robinson, John Earle— Walton 144, 141, 32 Rodgers, James Sory — Covington 153, 150, 144, 141, 39 Root, Ida Virginia — Corbin 146, 42 Roth, Leslie George — Covington 39 Rozan, Helen Therese — Maysville 55, 139 Ruber, Raymond H.— Falmouth 152, 151, 137, 136, 41 Ruby, Robert C— Covington 139, 136, 46 Schorle, Helen Dorothy — Newport 153, 147, 137, 134. 40 Selvey, Madge Wilma — London Shearer, Allen Joseph — Campbellsburg 152, 150, 136, 33 Shearer, Lula — Monticello 144 Sizemore, Ralph E- -DeMossville Smith, Ray Clarence — Somerset Snyder, Ernest B. — Corbin 38 Sovine, Mildred Louise — Ashland 146, 47 Stafford, Charles Leonard — Covington 152, 151, 140, 131, 134, 46 Stephenson, Pearl Mae — Richmond 155, 151, 136, 13 5, 46 Stigall, Mary Kathleen — Ravenna 152, 138, 45 Stone, Joy Bailey — Richmond Swartz, Hazel Caldwell — Ewing 152, 151, 48 V Vallandingham, Rebekah McNeal — Owenton 142, 140, 43 Van Wknkle, Raymond Arthur — Paint Lick 135, 39 Voshell, Leslie Wilson — Burlington W Wagers, Charles Searcy — Richmond Wagers, Louise Dudley — Rice Station Wallace, Dclmar — Somerset Wallace, Lucy Elizabeth — Irvine 154, 142, 46 Wash, Ada Katherine — Lexington 155 Wash, James Christopher, Jr. — Eminence 136, 42 Wellman, Fayett — Irad 45 Wickersham, Arthur Logan — Irvine 151, 142, 47 Williams, Grace Yaden — London 137, 40 Wilson, Hazel — Richmond Wilson, Stanley —Richmond 152, 144, 38 Witt, John David — West Irvine 33 Witt, Moss Gibson — Winston Woody, Eunice Pearl — Pittsburg 147, 42 Yates, Victoria Isabella — Waddy 15 2, 46 York, Caleb Powers — Windsor Young, Jean Cannon — Dayton 146, 38 JUNIORS Abrams, Burnace Edna — Clover Bottom Adams, Shefton Shelby — Pi ne Ridge Adams, William E.— Richmond 54, 131, 135 Adcock, Ethlyn Eloise — Pikeville Adkins, Carl Oswald — Williamsburg Allen, Joe Kendal — Printer Alley, James R.— Borderland, W. Va. Amburgey, Kirby — Hindman Anderson, T. J. — Shawhan 151, 136 Arnett, Gertrude C. — Salyersville Asbury, Fay Eva— Kenvin 154, 143 Teater, Lucy May — Nicholasville 153, 152, 151, 140, 47 Terrill, William Osa — Compton 48 Terry, Charles Lister — Frankfort Terry, Ellen Sally— DeWitt Thompson, Elizabeth I. — Elgin Tipton, Holline — Ravenna Turner, Lona Lee — Covington 137 U (Jnthank, Cecil Herman — Loyall Baker, Charlotte R. — Sand Gap Bales, Mayme Frances — Richmond Ball, Garnet Mae — McVeigh Bannister, Tilton — Paris 58 Barbe, Cherry Earline — Richmond Baxter, Sidney Reed — Alton Station Bays, Herbert — Sandy Hook Bell, Mary Elizabeth — Boyd 148, 147 Bevins, Cephas Edward — Mossy Bottom Blair, Franklin Robert — Elliston Blair, Ruby— McKee Borders, Ina Lucille — Richmond 149, 136 Bowen, Loraine Jean — Inez 59 Bowling, Anna Ethel — Bert Bowling, Helen Aldrich — Berea Brewer, Bertha Hacker — Oneida Broaddus, Maryanna Kidwell — Irvine Brock, Ruth Margarete — Harlan Brockman, Fred — Sand Gap Broughton, Ruby Jeanette — London Brown, Nelle — Pigeon Roost Brown, Richard Lee — Cynthiana 150 Bryant, John Elbert — Marshes Siding Burgess, Virginia Dons — Beattyville Bury, Lucille Marnita — Covington 57, 147. 140 Bush. Neva Gayle — Pleasureville 58. 154 Cable. Mildred Thomas — Fincastle 141 Campbell, Charles Dee — Maysville 58 Campbell, Lloyd Brown — Middlesboro Campbell, Marian Francis — Springfield 142. 136, 131 Carmack, Wendell D. — Endee Caywood, Mary Helen — Covington 58, 148, 143 Center, John Bernard — Hazel Green Chamberlin, Eldora — Williamstown 59, 154 Chasteen, W. H. — Mt. Vernon Chaney, Wilma Wilson — Ashland 54, 147 Clarke, Mary Frances — Lexington 56, 148. 147 Clemons, Imogene — Noctor Cole, Roy Lee — Lower Buffalo Coley, Mildred M. — Louisville 1 39 Combs, Bonita S. — Vicco Comley. Bill Henry— Irvine 57 Conrad, Evelyn Nelson — Burlington 155, 148, 142 Cooper, F. Donovan — Portsmouth, Ohio 56 141 Cooper, Jean Rogan — Monticello Cooper, Walter Scott — Mt. Vernon Cornett, Bessie — Larue Corneit, Chalmer Buster — Viper Costanzo, Frances Rose — Middlesboro 56 Cox, Atlanta Mae— Shelbyville 153, 140 138, 135 Crabtree, Flora Wilson — Revelo Crawford, Steve, Jr. — Athol Creech, Ida Lucille — Richmond Cntes, Shirley Virginia — Newport 58, 148 147 Cromer, John Henry — London Culton, Elizabeth Browning — Richmond 55, D Dailey, M. Alene — Mt. Vernon Davidson, George W., Jr. — Annville Dawn, Mary Elizabeth — Covington 58 Denny, Edith Margaret — Richmond 54, 153, 135 Denney, Mary Lewis — Burnside Dickman, Robert Willis — Covington 57, 144, 141, 137 Dorris, Dorothy Helen — Richmond 55, 135 Dotson, Inis — Phelps 54 Doty, Dabney Brown — Richmond Douglas, Clifford — Saxton Douglas, Leona Dishon — Saxton Downing, Edward Patrick — Corbin Dunaway, Dorothy Margurie — Glencoe 137, 135 Eads. Mary Helen — Monticello 59. 139 Eaton, Billy Green — Mockville, N. C. Emerson, Mary Edith — Eubank Estes, Mildred Mae — Science Hill Eubank, Martha Avent — Flemingsburg Evans, Florence Irene — London Evans, George Waller — Richmond Fielder. George William — Berea Fields, Eula Marguerite -London 57, 147 Fields, Ishmael— Busy Fields, Nina Lou — Pinsonfork Flannery. Gladys Gray — Alphoretta Flowers, Elizabeth Gilmer — Columbia 57, 148, 143 Floyd. Ethel Virdena — Somerset Garrett, Viola — Station Camp George, John- -London Gcrrard, Zeltna Peters — Waynesville, Ohio Gilreath, Garnett Emerson — Whitley City Gould, Winnie---WesL Irvine Gray, Clarke Thomas — Newport Gnbbin, Owen Tibbals — Somerset H Hacker, Jerry Lee — Bond Hacker, Thersa — Oneida Hall, Majie— Hall 54 Hall. Russell— Pippapass Hamilton, James Douglas — Richmond Hamilton, Ray George — Millers Creek Handy, Lou McCowan — Richmond Harrison, Ravenell — Vanceburg Hatton, Bennie F. — Neon Hays, Anna Lee — Chilton Hennessey, James Thomas — Dayton Henry, Maude — Irvine Hensley, Henry — Laurel Creek Henson, Ruth Ellen — Anchorage Herndon, William Offord — Corbin Hiatt, Jones Bennett — Mt. Vernon Hill, Ella Kathenne — Berea Hill, Hazel Irene— Cliff Hobson, Louise — Pikeville Holbrook, Minerva — West Prestonsburg Hollon, Clennie— Williba Hopkins, Daniel B. — Topmost Howard, Claude Wm. — Harlan Hughes, Elmo K. — Richmond Hughes, Stella Anna — Crystal Hurley, Eulene M. — Annville Hurley, Godfrey — Annville Hurley. Vadys Beryl — Conway I Isaacs, Deward Belmont — Station Camp Isaacs, Marie — Beattyville J Jasper, Pauline E. — Somerset 57 Jayne, Carrie Faye — Flat Gap Jenkins, Anna Mildred — Million Jones, Hubert Clinton — Bedford Jones, Jewal — Tyner Jones, Margaret Pauline — Corbin Jones, Sylvia N. — Irvine 151 Jones, Tressie Mae — Beattyville K Keen, Carl— Dryhill Keltner, Thelward — Corbin Kemp, Carl William — St. Matthews 55, 150, 131 Kennamer, Flora Elizabeth — Richmond 54 Kenney, Mary L. — Independence 54 Kerr, John Wilson Webster — Schenectady, N. Y. Klein, Arthur Francis — Portsmouth, Ohio McWhorter, Virgil Henry — Oakley M Magee, John S. — Crab Orchard Marcum, Cledith Mae — Big Creek Marshall, Evelyn Margaret — Covington 148, 147, 143 Martin, Julia— Hall 58 Marz, Vera Elizabeth — Newport 57, 136 Marz, Virginia Mason — Dayton 56, 152, 136 Mason, Fred — Booneville Masters, Mildred — Million Meadors, Grace Viola — Williamsburg Metcalf, William — Tyner Miller, Allene — Monticello Mills, Harold Hobert — Pineville Moles, Francis — Auxier Moore, William C. — Endee Moores, Frankie Mane — Richmond Morgan, Charles Englor — Shelby Gap Morgan, Lois Precia — Berea Morgan, Marion Nichols — Shively Music, William Donald — Auxier 58, 151 N Napier, Mary — Green Hall Neal. Charles Raymond — Irvine 56, 136 Neely, Mildred Louise — Somerset Neikirk, Glen Lloyd — Somerset Newkirk, Pauline — Millers Creek Noble, Alma Jean — Lawson Ncland, Harvey — Union City Noland. Sophia Mane — Nicholasville 59 Noland, Virginia — South Irvine Nunnery. Eula Mae — Prestonsburg 55, 131 Lake, Hilah I. — Peoples Lawson, Aileen — Corbin Lawson, Hagar Lester — Loyall Lewis, Betty — Louisville Lewis, Charley — Royrader Lewis, Clyde Joseph — Newport 55, 137 Lewis, Myrtle Sharp — Taylorsville Litsey, Elizabeth Duncan — Springfield Little. Frances — Southgate 55, 155, 142, 131, 135 Locknane, Harry Gordon — Latonia Long, Samuel Spurgeon — West Irvine Long, Sarah Louise — Richmond 151, 140 Lowe, John B. — Inez Mc McCarthy, Albert Lee — Eminence McHargue, J. Naomi — Irvine Mcintosh, Charles W. — Xrypton McPhetridge. Charles Robert — London O Osborn, Ann Frances — Martin 58, 135 Parsley, Darrell Parker— Oakley Payne, Dorothy Mae — Corbin Pendergrass, Agnes — Major 152 Pendergrass, Mary Elizabeth — Pryse Perkins, Marion D. — Louisville 54, 146 Perraut, Virginia K. — Minerva 138, 136 Phillips, Evelyn Jean— Corbin Pike, Alma Leona — Livingston Ponder, Seldon — Jep Hill Pope, Ethel — Bond Porter, James Harold — Beattyville Powers, George Robert — Verona 59, 150, 144, 136 Pratt, Anne Shelton — Leburn Pratt, Orben — Leburn Pryse, Eugene (James) — Beattyville Rains, Lulu Belle — Woodbine Reed, Joe Schneider — Crittenden Reed, Nantie Bell — Harrodsburg 59 Reeves, Ruby Shelton — Christopher Reid, Kenneth Flanders — Paris Reynolds, Feme — Somerset Rice, Adele — Livingston Rice, John M. — Vanceburg Rich, Edna Mae — Stanford Richardson, Arnold O ' Rear — Witt Springs 56 Riggins, John Paul — Columbia Risner, Georgie A. — Salyersville Robbins, Thelma Jo — Brodhead Robinson, Viola Belle — Three Links Rogers, R. Edythe — Loyall 56 Rose, Caesar — Beattyville Rouse, Clyde L eonard — Covington 55, 151, 157, 131 Salisbury, Durward E. — Hunter 54 Salyer, Ethel — Salyersville Sampson, Georgia Irene — Harlan Sams, Ethel — West Irvine Sams, Rachel — West Irvine Sams, Roscoe — Spurlock Sams, S. Emma — West Irvine Sams, Victor — Bimble Saylor, Dot — Berea Saylor, Howard — Brodhead Sebastian, Curt — Crockettsville Shannon, Sheila O ' Neal — New Castle Siler, Nona Mae — Rockhold Siler, Ova J. — Williamsburg Singleton, Ewell — Ritchie Sizemore, James Louis — Hazard Sloan, Denver — Mouth Card Smith, Agnes Victoria — Ravenna 58, 152, 136 Smith, Ciive — Williamsburg Smith, Dorothy — McKee Smith, Edward — Pikeville Sparks, Colin — Eglon Sparks, Nina — McKee Spears, Alvin Mossy Bottom Spears, Charles Edison — Boldman Spencer, Emma Lee — Harveyton Spivey, Edna Earle — Irvine Stacy, Iva Pearl — Richmond Stanfield, James — Covington 56, 152, 144, 137 Stapleton, Ella — Praise Stayton, James Edgar — Dayton, Ohio 58, 144, 141, 134 Steele, William Crosby — Richmond Stephens, Frankie Susan — Cliff Stephens, Hobson — Whitley City Stidham, Roberta Fay — Lothair Stiglitz, Ann Louise — Louisville 55, 151, 148, 146, 131, 135 Stinnette, Nina Lee — Asheville, N. C. 57, 154 Stinson, Robert Gray — London 54, 142, 140, 135 Stith, Virginia Carroll — Ekron 148 Sturm, Betty Jane— Bellevue 56, 153, 136, 135 Summers, Ivice — Lamero Suter, John Owen — Campbellsburg 57, 136 Sutton, William Edward — Langley Swafford, Oscar — Barbourville Taylor, Robert Bruce — Whitesburg Taylor, Virgil William — Ft. Thomas Ternll, Fred E. — Campton Thomas, Helen Irene — Paintsville 153, 148, 147 Tipton, Hazel Estine — Ravenna Toadvine, Anna Sue — Cynthiana 57, 143, 134 Todd, Anna Frances — Bybee Todd, Kathleen — Paint Lick Tudor, Verda Mae — Richmond Turpen, Willie B. — Somerset V Vance, Marjorie Christine — Drift Vaught, Evelyn — Somerset Venable, Gladys Tussey — Muncy Vermillion, Kate Wilma — Jellico, Tenn. W Waggener, Nelle Bernice — Columbia Ward, Ruth— Slemp Watson, Vernon Fay — Owenton 136 Watts, Von B. — Leatherwood Weaver, Jack Lee — Dayton Whitaker, Coleman — Cumberland White, Dorothy Mae— Ashland 56, 137 White, Mabel Audrey — Middlesboro 56 Whitehead, Guy — Richmond 150 Wickland, Harold Alphonse — Gardner, Mass. 54, 150, 141, 136 Wilcox, Frank Hurst, Jr. — Newport 55, 134 Williams, Eloise — Pikeville Wilson, Fannie M. — Corbin Winchester, Bernice Marie — Irvine Winchester, W. R. (Mrs.)— Irvine Winkler, Faye— Waco Witt, Margaret Louise — West Irvine 54, 137 Witt, Ray — West Irvine Womack, Eloise Mary — Oldtown 54 Wood, Minnie Lee — Maysville 57 Woolum, Gladys Frances — Yancey Yeager, Carl Edward — Newport Yelton, Edwin Alan — Ft. Thomas Zakem, Evelyn — Newport SOPHOMORES A Abney, James Robert — Berea Allen, Berdenck LaMarr — Northern Allen, Pearl — Printer Allen, Wilma Gene — Corbin 63 Ammerman, Ruth McNair — Cynthiana 64 Anderson, Marie Anna — Richmond Anderson, William Lyndon — McKee Arbuckle, Betsy Mason — Richmond 64, 154 B Back, Cleta Landrum — Stevenson Baker, Frances June — Brodhead 65 Baker, Irvine — Dunraven Bali, Floyd Clark— Pine Knott Bassham, Frances M.--Kildan Bastin, Odes — Bethelndge Baxter, Dorothy Jane — Richmond Baxter, Edith June — Richmond Begley, Pauline Lucille — Harveyton Bennett, Magdalene — Jenson 143, 138 Berlin, Martha Virginia — Latonia 65 Berridge, James Douglas — Irvine Best, Eleanor Henry — Harrodsburg 66 Black, Mary Eleanor — Richmond 64 Black, Mary K.— Erlanger 62 Bowles, Gladys Mae — Finchville 154 Bradley, Daucie Louise — Evarts Brammell, Wallace Scott — Frankfort 62, 144 Brewer. Geneva Elizabeth — Pine Ridge Bright, Billy M. — Richmond Brock, Dotti Allen — Richmond 63 Brock, James Christopher — Harlan 64 Broyles, Edith Elisabeth — Plato Bullock, Leonard — Mt. Vernon Burnam, Robert Rodes III. — Richmond Burns, Margaret — Berea Burrus, Alexander Doniphan — Richmond 62. 151, 138, 131 Caines, Jean Elisabeth — Ashland 65, 138 Callis, Margaret Allen — Frankfort Cameron, Alberta — Pans 65 Capeless, Nat G. — Bond Casteel, Mane M. — Richmond Caster, Betsy Ann — Willoughby, Ohio 66 Castleberry; Margaret Elisabeth — Lexington Catlett, Mary Ruth — Lawrenceburg 62, 143, 142, 140, 138 Cawood, Pauline Mayree — Evarts 64 Caywood, Elmer S„ Jr. — Ravenna 64 Center, Eleanor Katheleen — Hasel Green 62 Chappell, John C. — Middlesboro Chenault, Joe Prewitt — Richmond Chesnut, Willia — Livingston Childers, Jack — Pikeville Clark, Jewell Susan — Inez Clark, Kathleen — Corbin 63 Claxon, Florence Eleanor — Forks of Elkhorn 143 Colbert, Phoebe Rosalie — Falmouth 66, 148, 143, 135 Collins, John Dishman — Seco Combest, Henry Harmon — Junction City Combs, Clarence — Congleton Combs, Owen Travis — Harlan 66 Combs, Thomas Darwin — Beattyville Congleton, Paul Burnam — Richmond Cooper, Virginia Lee — Vanceburg Cornett, Lela Frances — Booneville 64, 155 Cox, Nita Frances — Evarts 63 Craig, Madge Helena — Rockholds Crawford, Violet Maxine — Combs Creager, Nita Lorraine — Ft. Thomas 135 Creech, Florence Benge — Fogertown Cross, William M. — Oneida, Tenn. D Davis, Hubert Woodrow — Rush Dempsey, Helen Loften — Warfield Dodson, Robert Lee — Maysville Dorsey, Bernard Riblin — Flemingsburg Drury, Robert Datis — Willisburg Dunn, Harold Ross — Cynthiana Dunn, Joe — Richmond Eades, Charles G. — Richmond Eggenspiller, Dorothy Eloise — Louisville 63, 154, 135 Estes. Oscar Garner — Richmond 63, 131, 135 Estridge, Margaret Milton — Crab Orchard Estridge, Marjorie Woods — Richmond Farris, Hansford White — Richmond Farns, Iva Loraine — Middlesboro 155 Fields, Mary Lee — Falmouth Fife, John Chadwick — Richmond Finneran, Mary Agnes — Covington 63, 151, 135 Flanary, Mildred Ruth — Nonesville, Va. Fletcher, Helen Louise — Nicholasville 64 Floyd, Eileen — Richmond Forester, Edna Jane — Harlan 64 Fourts, Bettina — Lynch Fox, Nancilynn — Lancaster, Stanford 65 Freeman, Karr Clark — Livingston Gabbard, Edward— Ravenna 62, 153, 150, 136 Gabriel, Olive Rankin — Martins Ferry, Ohio 63 Gadberry, Mary Martha — Lancaster 135 Garland, Lythella Louise — Somerset 62, 138 Garland, Viola Virginia — Somerset 66 Garrett, Marvin Stuart — Richmond Garrett, Morris — Richmond Gilly, Georgia Rebecca — Harlan 65 Gonzalez, Rina — Manati, Puerto Rico 65 Gordon, William Nelson — Irvine Gott, James Edward — Berea Graham, Anna Meade — Maysville Gray, Drue — Cynthiana 155 Griggs, Rozellen — Union City Guy, Woodrow Quentin — Mt. Sterling H Haddix, Selena — Richmond Hall, Florence Marie — Lebanon 148 Hall, Harold Moore — Brooksville Hamilton, Russell S. — Richmond Harrell, Edward Martin — Carrollton Harris, Claude H. — Louisville 65 Harrison, Edna Mae — Irvine 65 Harrison, Helen Elizabeth — Maysville 66 Hatton, Anna Thomas — Morrill Hawkins, Alma Sue — Stamping Ground Hendren, Joe Drexel — Richmond Hendren, Willanna — Kirksville Hensley, Jean Bennett — Berea Hensley, Olla Wilson— Richmond Hogg, Mane Anne — Mayking Holland, Hattie Mae — Greendale 66 Holland, Sallie Adeline— Richmond 15 3 Holman, Mary Luise — Pineville Hopper, Delia Mae — Corbin House, Mary Ruth — Nicholasville 154 Houselman, Albert Jay — Covington Howard, Pal Green — Pineville Hughes. John Thomas — Alva 135 Hughes, S. Mane — Richmond 62 Hume, Jimmie L. — Richmond Hunter, Herbert Robert — Ft. Thomas Hurst, Harold G. — Hurst K Karanaugh, Maxine Lee — Berea Keating, James William — Corbin Keeton, Ruby — Daysboro 66, 155 Kelsch, Marjone Marie — Dover Kennelly, Alice Elizabeth — Covington Kenney, Dudley — Glencoe 62 Kincer, Reaua Jane — Mayking King, Ann Catherine — Mt. Sterling Klein, Helen Catherine — Portsmouth, Ohio Kornhoff, Raymond Edward — Covington Lea, Mary Louise — Covington Lehman, Mary Frances — Louisville 144 Lewallen, Lillian Elaine — Harlan 62 Lewis, George Myron — Vanceburg 63 Liddell, Lamah Oldham— Butler Lisle, Elinor Merritt — Irvine Livingston, Carl Blair — Logall Mc McClanahan, George Lee — Ashland McCoy, Hugolene Meade — Raceland Mcllvane, Mary Lide — Flemingsburg 64, 143 Mcllvaine, Pauline Howe — Richmond McKinney, Bonnie Eudoll — Bybee McKinney, Loraine C. — Brooksville 65 M Maggard, Grace — Richmond Marchand. Juan Ramon — Manati, Puerto Rico 65 Marcum, Charles Ray — Richmond Massey, Doris Eileen — Covington 64, 135 Mayer, Walter Bernard — Cold Springs 65, 141, 134 Mills, Jane Bourne — Owenton 136 Moreland, Rubye — Ravenna Moreland, Shirley Glorina — Ravenna Morgan, Joe Everitt — Lancaster Mowat, Robert E. — Benham Muncy, Christine — Richmond Murray, Ruth — Sitka Murrell, Ralph Edward— Irvine Isaacs, Grace Newton — Station Camp Isaacs, Imogene V. — Mershons J Jaggers, Marian Frances — Frankfort 155, 143, 135 Johnson, Frances Joyce — Middlesboro Johnson, Mildred Allen — Richmond Jones, Beatrice — Richmond Jones, Doris Hope — Barbourville 65 Jones, Ernestine Rita — Dreyfus N Newberry, Virginia Maude — Inez Nolan, Polly— Harlan Noland, Sara Prudence — Richmond O O ' Rear, Virginia — Frankfort Ordich, George — Osborne, Adrian Monroe — Wallins Creek Owens, Laverne — Mt. Vernon Parks, Anna Lee — Berea 63 Partin, Mayme Leone — Campbellsburg Pearson, James Edwin — Richmond Pence, Josephine — Bryantsville Perkins, Margaret — Beattyville Perry, Charles Roland — Dayton Phillips, W. Thomas — Oneida, Tenn. Prater, James Hayes — Lackey Pratt, Dorothy Mae — Ashland Pulliam, Dorothy Lee — Waddy Pulliam, Edith Mae — Waddy R Radcliffe, Robert, Jr.— Pikeville Rader, Gordon C. — Louisville Reffett, Edwin — Northern Reynolds, Clark — Lake Reynolds, Mildred Rae — Brodhead Reynolds, Stanley — Lake Rich, Mildred Ruth — Covington 64 Rich, Stephen Warren — Dry Ridge Richard, Joan — Ripley, Ohio Richards, Willa Sue— Ashland Richardson, Alma Caroline — Science Hill Riggs, Roberta — Russell 64, 138 Rivard, Marguerite Winston — Independence 63, 153, 152 Robinson, Ben — Richmond Robinson, Paul Alvin — Walton 63 Rodgers, Mary Ann — New Market, Ala. 66, 148 Rose, John O., Jr. — Corbin 62 Ross, Anna E. — Majestic Runyon, John Bogar — Belfry Runyon, Laura Thacker — Belfry Ryle, Raye Elmore — Burlington Steger, Donald Jefferson — Covington 66, 150, 141, 136 Strunk, Winston Durward — Pineville Sweeney, Jem Mary — Covington 155 Taylor, Leetta — Owenton Tevis, Hallie Olivia — Richmond Thomas, Fred — Ravenna Thurman, Wyatt James — Benham Tiller, Ruby Pansy — Eminence Treadway, June Harmon — Perryville 64 Tussey, Ora Franklin — Portsmouth, Ohio 64, 131 U Ueltschi, Martha Helen — Frankfort 62 W Wagoner, Mary Louise — Paris 63 Walker, Ruth Frances — Richmond Ward, Minta (Sammy) — Slemp Warnock, John Clark — Fullerton Watson, George Nolin — Ashland Webb, Ethel — Swallowfield Wetzel, Richard Earl — Dayton 66 Wiggins, Jane Coy — Richmond Wilson, Catharine White — Irvine Wilson, Deloros — Crab Orchard Wilson, Deucilla Barnett — Irvine Wilson, Harry B., Jr. — Irvine Wilson, Lorene — Richmond Wilson, William Harry — Gallipolis, Ohio Witt, Virginia Dare — Wisemantown Wood, Kathleen — Williamstown Yadon, Lorene Fae- Y -Brodhead Sandidge, Willard Marvin — Clarence 66, 141 Saylor, Jesse — Malus Scott, Joe — Pikeville Scott, Virgie Lee — Wallins Creek 65 Sears, Marjorie Elaine — Somerset 142 Seerers, George Webster — Richmond Shadoan, Lucy— -Burgin 62 Shepherd, Lyda Belle — Ashland 63 Shetler, Vernon — Navarre, Ohio Sic, Evelyn Louise — Cleveland, Ohio 65 Smith, James Andrew — Berea Smith, Marion Park — Lawrenceburg 62, 155, 131 Smither, Dorothy Gene — Frankfort Snoddy, Winifred Louise — Raceland Snowden, Raymond Cecil — Richmond Squires, James Richard — Whitesburg 64, 153 142, 138, 135 Syrgley, Hubbard Fletcher — Nashville, Tenn. Stamper, Lillian Earl — Eminence Zaring, Allen — Richmond 65 FRESHMEN A Adams, Thomas C. — Richmond Agee, Nina Lucille — Owenton 71 Akers, George W. — Amba Allen, Dick Mayo — Prestonsburg Allen, Newell Hanson— Richmond Angel. Lois — Clay City Anthony, David Henry — Frankfort Appleby, Madie Edith — Burkesville Arnett, Richmond — Salyersville Austin, Jim — Richmond B Baggs, Robert Adolph — Pprtsmouth, Ohio Bacon, James Byron — Frankfort Barbe, Eula B. — Richmond Bates, Gertrude Helen — Cleveland, Ohio 75 Bays, Majel (Mrs.)— Sandy Hook Bell, Joe— Shelbyville Berryman, Lela Pauline — Winchester 71 Best, Virginia — Mount Eden 75 B Hymer, Edna Louise — Covington Biesack, Susan Rae — Covington 73, 131 Billingsley, Mary Elisa — Middlesboro 73, 141, 135 Bishop, James Pearl — Teges Black, Hazel B — Harrodsburg 70 Blair, Glen — Cumberland Boggs, Robert — Annville Boucher, Edgar Franklin — Des Moines, Iowa Booth, Jesse Colliver — Paris Bowles, Rilla Florence — Richmond 74 Bowling, Wilford Martin — Buckhorn Boyd, Royce Leland — Trinity Brakefield, Theda Howard — Irvine Brandes, Paul Dickerson — Fort Thomas Brasher, Sadie Elizabeth — Dycusburg 74 Broaddus, Edna Earle — Richmond Brock, Carolyn Frances — Frankfort 71 Brooks, Sara Esther — Corbin 74 Brown, Mary — Pigeon Roost Brown, Richard Walden — Frankfort Brown, Robert Ross — Berea Brown, William Allsop — Fullerton Broyles, Elna Marcena — Emlyn Burgin, Garnette Gleyn — Lawrenceburg 73 Butler, Barbara Ann — Oswego, Kansas 75 D Darling, Fred Edgar — Glouster, Ohio Darling, Ralph Odis — Glouster, Ohio Davis, Beulah Vivian — Ravenna 73 Davis, Doris Long — Covington 72 Davis, Earl Arley — Middlesboro 73 Davis, Flossie Mae — Shade Davis, Glyn Wood — Irvine Davis, Homer James — Blue Diamond Davis, Maxcme Helen — Russell 74 Delahunt, Kitty Anne — Russell 75 DeMoisey, Jean — Walton 74 Dicken, Vivian Fae — California Dickerson, Zebrum Slusher — Prestonsburg 142 Dillman, Esther Angle — Fort Thomas 71 Duke, Melvin Nelson — Corbin Dunagan, Robert Tera — Somerset Dunavent, Theda Eunice — Harlan 72, 154, 135 Duvall, Braxton — Winchester, Va. Early, Dorothy Jean — Richmond Elmore, William Floyd — Irvine Esham, Juanita Marie — Vanceburg 76 Eubanks. Thelma Berniece — Covington Evans, Nell Louise — Lothaie 70 Caldwell, Norma Lee — Gray Knob Cammack, Martha Frances — Owenton 72 Campbell, Martha Anne — Covington Carlson, Virginia Mary — Jamestown, N. Y. 73 Carroll, Dorothy Ann — Harrodsburg 76 Cassady, Mary B. — Inez Cecil, Nora Frances — Hazel Green 72 Center, Grace Marie— Hazel Green Chandler, Dock Baird, Jr.— Brodhead 75 Chaney, Dorris Mildred — Brooksville 70 Chism, Novella Blanche — Bagdad Clark, Wilma Ellen— Berea, Ohio 73 Clutes, Annette Natalie — Covington Coffey, Hartman Estlake — Berea Cole, Edith Shirley— Harlan 72 Coleman, Jewel Maude — Paw Paw Colley, Margaret Rebecca — Nashville, Tenn. 72, 138 Collis, Jane Francis — Richmond Colson, Calfee Guy — Somerset Combs, Orlie Collis — Pebworth Conner, Lindsey Shelton — Mt. Sterling Cooke, Madelynne Jane — Fort Thomas 70, 135 Correll, Beulah Evelyn — Somerset Cox, Heloise Hudson — Lancaster 75 Cox, Sadie Elizabeth — Lawrenceburg 75 Crawford, Jean Marie — Stanford 76 Cummins, William Talmage — Covington Faries, Jack Smith — Maysville Farley, Beatrice Watson — Richmond Farmer, Charles — Arvel Farns, Lee LeForce — Middlesboro 71, 138 Fidler. Estelle May— Bloomfield Fike, Margaret Clara — Shade Fitzpatnck, Henry D , Jr. — Prestonsburg Flanagan, Frank Joseph — Richmond Floyd, Charles Nelson — Richmond Floyd, Roy Franklin — Richmond Flynn, Sue Helen — South Irvine Ford, Beulah Katherme — Richmond Former, George Eugene — Ravenna 74 Fortner, Ruth Virginia— Ravenna 74 Fothergill, Sara Kathryn — Carrollton 74 Frame. Margaret Eileen — Harlan 71, 131 Gann, Bonnie Jeanne — Hustonville 70 Garrett, Virginia Mae — Station Camp Garriott, Trudy Gill — Harrodsburg 72 Godby, Fogle — Bethelridge Goodlctt, Raymond Edgar — Burgin 71 Gortney, Mildred Ahce--Harrodsburg 73 Gratzer, Mary Francis — Louisville Greer, Ruth Salmon — Bardstown 70, 155 Greer, William Milton, Jr. — Woodlawn Gnffith, Perry Buford— Carrollton 76 Gritton, Callie Christina— Sinai 74 H Hale, William H. — Richmond Haley, Helen Louise — Cynthiana Hall, Cecil Millard— Triplet Hall, Woodford Lee — Broodsville Hamilton, Mary Ann — Frew Hamm, Versie Alden— Waltz Hanlon, Mary Nell — Carrollton Hanser, Mary Harvey — Sheltyville Harmon, Mary Alline — Somerset Harris. Claude — Nashville, Tenn. Harrison, Margie Sue — Vanceburg 75 Hatfield, Guy — Ravenna Havens, Joe Richard — Mt. Olivet Hawkins, Lee B. — West Irvine Hay, Lawrence Cord — Maysville Haynes, Charlotte Ruth — Chicago, 111. 73 Heinzman, Tommy McFarland — Richmond Henderson, Lena Cornish — Lexington Hendricks, Joe Clay — Berea Hereford, Pauline Frederick — Prestonsburg Hiatt, Elizabeth Lucille— Wildee 70 Hickey, John King — Mt. Sterling Hickman, William Daniel — Covington Hill. Chester— Cliff 70, 141 Hobbs, Sally Raye— St. Helens 75 Holbrook. Ernest Paul — Access Holder, Maude Hess — Vanceburg 72 Howard, Mary Lee — Wallins Creek 74 Hudson. Hettie Elizabeth — Benito Hughes, Ruby Anne — Bellevue 75 Hutchison, Dorothy Elwood — Lawrenceburg 75 Hygema, Ruth Dora — Cincinnati, Ohio I Isaacs, Eula Mae — Berea J Jackson, Herbert Dan — Chattanooga, Tenn. Jackson, Juanita — Cumberland Jenkins, Margaret Ruth — Carrollton 70 Jennings, Harold Gibson — Richmond Johnson, William Wheeler — Louisville Jones, Jayne Vivian — Richmond Jones, John Lee, Jr. — Richmond Jones, Mildred Lois — Falmouth 70 Jones, Orpha Marie — Virgie Jones, Venard — Buckncr Jordan. Jaqueline— Barbourville 71 Kanatzar, Nina Maree — Million 73, 155 Kelley, Jane Wilmina — Conneaut, Ohio Kelly, Lawrence — Evarts Kennedy, Delbert Eugene — Guston 73, 150 Kimball, Shirley Jane — Conneaut, Ohio Kingsbury, Ruth Naomi — Covington 75 Laile, Dorothy Alberta — Florence Langdon. Anna Marie — Annville Leake, Felonise — Russell 70 Lee, Reba E. — Tyner Lemon, Doriselwood — Berry 71, 155 Leslie, Margaret Ann — Richmond Lewis, Evaleen — Whitesburg 71 Little, Dorothy Fay — Berea Long, Anna Evelyn — Lancaster 74, 155 Long, Mavoureen — Million Lucas, Arthur — Primrose Lucas, Emogene — Ft. Mitchell Lucas, Harry Beau — Beattyville Lunsford, Robert Bruce — Wisemantown Lykins, Alice Rose — Glasgow 74 Mc McCarthy, June Genevieve — Cold Spring 74 McCord, Anthony Albert — Ewing McNeill, Dorothy Lee — Lexington McSpadden, Claude Wheeler— Harlan 72 M Martin, Jewell Wanda — Louisville 73 Masters, James Glyndon — Wisemantown Maybury, Vera June — Newport 75, 140, 135 Miller, Gilbert Garrard — Barbourville 75 Miller, Richard— Waco Mills, Jean Bernice — Pineville Minch, Alma Burns — Owenton 73, 155 Minesinger, David Ellsworth — Sebring, Ohio Miracle, Niobe — Pineville Money, Jean Allen — Fisherville 72 Mullins, Cuba— Whitesburg 71, 154, 143 N Napier, Elna Edith — Hazard Nash, Visscher — Trinity Neikirk, Ruby Gordon — Irvine Neison, Ray W. — California 74 Nelson, William Edward — Ravenna Nesbitt, Hieatt — Frankfort 74, 154 Newsome, Clara Marie — Biscuit Nicholson, James Frederick — Irvine Noland, Jerre Lancaster — Richmond O O ' Hearn, Joseph Thomas — Stanford Oldfield, Reno Elwanda — Newport 72 Oney, Mary Rebecca — Carrollton Osborne, Homer Lee — Walton Osborn, Mildred Louise — Ravenna 72 Palmer, John Lincoln — Tallega Parsons, Louise F. — Louisville Paynter, Prewitt — Brooksville Perry, Kenneth Wilbur — Lawrenceburg Peters, Alpha Mae — Marydell Petty, William Crittenden, Jr. — Ashland Phelps, Helen Fay — Frenchburg 72 Phillips, Lewis Lee — Covington Pitman, Kathryn Elizabeth — Richmond Pope, Robert Woodrow — Knoxville, Tenn. Porter, Jean H. — Covington Pratt, Melvina — Leburn R Raisor, Mildred — Owenton 75 Ramey, Halleck Arlyn — Gesling Ramsey, Lydia Myrtle — Murl Ransom, Orville Merrill — Covington Reese, Mary Evelyn — Landing, Ind. 71 Reeves, Mary Boyd — Richmond Rice, Elizabeth Lee — Erlanger 72 Riley, Harriet Thelma — Sparta Robbins, Opal Kent — Brodhead Roberts, Jean Ramona — Verona 72 Rogers, Lula Mae — Irvine Root, Georgia Ellen — Corbin 73 Russell, Charles — Cawood 70 Samuels, Frances Mason — Richmond Satterlee, Phyllis Heletta — Melbourne 73 Schuster, Charles Steve — Chicago, 111. Schutte, Virginia Viola — Hazard Sentz, Robert Redding, Jr. — Yancey Shadoan, Russell L. — Burgin Shearer, James Maurice — Campbellsburg Shearer, Mary Eva — Susie Sheffler, Alma — Jellico, Tenn. Sherwood, Helen Roach — Louisville 71 Shewmaker, Gladys C. — Harrodsburg 71 Shorte, Lillian Rae — Berea Simmons, Ann Etta — Richmond Singleton, John Edwin — Richmond Skidmore, Mlus Ralph — Baxter Slater, Earl Fred — Chattaroy, W. Va. Smiley, Margaret — Richmond Smith, Bert Jackson — Millfield, Ohio Smith, Kathleen — Ravenna 70 Smith, Pat — Louisville 73 Smith, Wm. Andrew — Millfield, Ohio Snow, Kathleen Ray — Covington 72, 153 Snyder, Pauline — Corbin 72 Sorrell, Charles Burns — Glouster, Ohio Sparks, Dudley Noland — Irvine 75 Spears, Lena Jane — Covington Spivey, Emmet — Muncy Spratt, John Henry, Jr. — Covington 73 Spurlock, Roy Taylor — Irvine Stanton, Quincy Alice — West Irvine Stayton, Mary Leone — Dayton, Ohio 74, 141, 135 Stewart, Helen Frances — Grayson Stewart, Raymond Harold — Maysville Stocker, James William — Richmond Stockton, Mary Thomas — Richmond 138 Stone, Burt — Wagersville Stone, Hubbard Nelson — Grayson 70- Strong, Margaret — Richmond Sturgill, Gwendolyn — Prestonsburg Taylor, Elizabeth Frances — Buckhorn Taylor, James Browning — Richmond Taylor, Jane Lyle — Harrodsburg 73, 135 Taylor, Lillie Isabel — Florence Taylor, Mary Matt — Stanford 74 Teater, Oakley McCord — Richmond Teegarden, Georgia Christine — Ewing Thomas, Ann Tarlton — Midway 75 Thomas, Evelyn Janette — Richmond 73 Thomas, Grace — Richmond Tinnell, Bennie Clifford — Covington Tipton, Ethel — Ravenna Tollner, John D. — Augusta 72, 141 Traylor, June Moreland — Rice Station Trent, Imogene England — Russell 70 Triplett, Janrose — Richmond Tudor, Jess, Jr. — Newby Turpm, Mildred Elizabeth — Ravenna 72 Tychonievich, William James — East Liver- pool, Ohio Tyler, Herman Henry — Beattyville Tyler, Astor Raymond — Beattyville V Vance, James Edwin — Drift Vaughn, Juanita — Paris W Walker, James Moberly — Richmond Walker, Mabel Elizabeth — Richmond Walker, Mary Bates — Richmond Waller, Hazel Berneice— Elliston 71 Walters, James Edward — Balkon 71 Waters, Howard Alexander — Circleville, Ohio Waters, Nancye Isabelle — Shelbyville 75 Watts, John Wesley — Frankfort Weber, Vivian Louise— Ft. 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