Georgetown College - Belle of the Blue Yearbook (Georgetown, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1942 volume:

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THEREFORE, WE WILL TRY TO PRESENT ONLY THE HIGHLIGHTS WHICH WILL BE REMEMBERED BY EACH OF YOU. IN THESE TROUBLED TIMES IT MAY SEEM THAT THE PUBLISHING OF A YEAR BOOK DEPICTING THE SCHOOL YEAR IS WASTED EFFORT UPON THE PART OF THE SCHOOL. HOWEVER, WE FEEL THAT THROUGH THIS YEAR BOOK WE ARE CONTRIBUTING, IN OUR SMALL WAY, TO A FACTOR WHICH WILL CARRY US THROUGH THIS CRISIS, BY THE FACT THAT YOU WHO WILL BE IN THE ARMY, NAVY, AND OTHER SERVICES, MAY IN FUTURE YEARS LOOK THROUGH THESE PAGES AND FIND SOME DIVERSION FROM YOUR PROBLEMS. IT IS ONLY THROUGH THE HELPFUL COOPERATION AND SINCERE SPIRIT FROM YOU OF GEORGETOWN COLLEGE THAT WE ARE ABLE TO PUBLISH THIS BOOK. IN THE FOLLOWING PAGES OUR AIM IS TO PRESENT TO YOU A FEW OF THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SCHOOL YEAR I9'4I-42. 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FOR HIS YEARS OF PREPARATION AT GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, HARVARD UNIVERSITY, THE UNI- VERSITY OF GOETTENINGEN, GERMANY, THE SORBONNE, PARIS, FRANCE, AND HIS YEARS OF STUDY AND TRAVEL ABROAD, WE GIVE THANKS AND HOPE THAT THE YEARS WILL KEEP HIM WITH US LONG AS A LEADER AND SHINING LIGHT TO GUIDE THE HOPES OF FUTURE GENERATIONS OF GEORGETONIANS. HIS INSPIRATION TO HIS STUDENTS AS HEAD OF THE MODERN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE DEPARTMENT HAS HELPED MANY YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN ON THEIR WAY THROUGH THIS TRYING AND WAR-WORRIED YEAR. FOR HIS FRIENDLINESS, KINDNESS, SPIRITUAL AND MENTAL GUIDANCE, LOVE, AND FAITHFUL AND LOYAL SERVICE, WE THANK HIM FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS AND RECOMMEND HIM TO OUR SUCCESSORS AS A TRUE, NEVER- TO-BE-FORGOTTEN FRIEND. INDEX lnirocluciory . . . Here a+ Georgefown . Faculfy and Classes . . Afhleflcs .......... Fra'rerni+ies and Sororifies Organizafions . . Feaiures . . . 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SHERWOOD It ,is the church related college which con- stitutes the last line of defense against the attack of the dictators in an authoritarian state. It is the most difficult of all agencies in society for the political leader to control. He can use any political unit with the same ease by which he obtained power. By virtue of its organization and administration the church school is the farthest removed from political influence. In the church related college the lamp of science and learning will be lcept alive longer than any other place. These schools and col- leges are not only children of the churchg they are full grown adult members of so- ciety wearing the spiritual armament which is most diflicult for the sword of the totali- tarian leader to pierce. HENRY NOBLE SHERWOOD A.s., AM Pho LLD STUDENT TEACHER CONFERENCE The guiding hand of our siudenf life Dean Robert T Hinton Only through his guidance could we reach our goal a Wy -I -.w if ,A auf V U g.xn H aaa.. asian sxnsnm iii? 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A school rich in friendliness and tradition, and a campus studded with beautiful old buildings of outstanding architecture make Georgetown an ideal place for the education of young Ameri- cans. Georgetown will continue to live and grow because its chief aim and function is the inculcation of Christian ideals, and the development of Christian character, along with the closest attention to intellec- tual attainments. -gun K wgsiaaggagfg as ss, . B AM: m make E H E 5 nm Km ms M ms' as aww' if if if :gm A an Q E ww Haw 1 ms ss ,nv ,Us .:. M, ad. -,H 1 z x X -1 mn ms if L. sf as ss 2 X Q, 1 'S as X. wi' L .f gw we W . M Us 4 N it , ' .- f M ,, W ,. K :- .. , JI W - ., -Q . 'w!2E1,:' Q if '1 X ,L si ..:azsEF555?:1' Q X' ' 4 -1 v .ls W W ' tw-A 3 - . QEQQFKF-'MEMS ' E Bi' w ML Y Dk B ., sh? :mm-in H N N :J 'f' 'f ' H Q A mv mu ms ,sw ,L 1 Q Y x m ,xanax Q lik ,,-QQ 5 if .ww- ff ?QXQ 2 '7 w,.,a.d M. ,KM-f Y z 1 REBER me ms mmm vm sw is mi ,A ss me ss ms 'svn un :.: ..:,.: , I TH F.. bf Sitka a E sf is ms K 1. - We if V-f Y L ,H 'Me STRENGTH OF FRIENDSHIP The spirits of friendship and hospitality are two assets of which Georgetown has an abundance. It is located in the heart of the Bluegrass region of Kentucky, where the Southern ideals of these two spirits are deeply im- bedded in the heart of each stu- dent. Here we find, as in few other schools, that one's friends are the whole student body, and not a small select group. After a ball game the Sweet Shop is packed and jammed with students talking over the game, or anything that may be of particular interest to them. To walk through a group of these students and be greeted by a Hi, Joe, Sit down, Bill, or anyone of similar little greetings, which in its small way conveys a deeper meaning than just the word, friendship, shows how the students feel toward one an- other. Friendship is the Hrst and greatest lesson in our collegeg and yet more important, it is the les- son practiced most thoroughly. TOP: O. K., H's a date. Bottom: Off io old Ruclter ,c ,S fx , . be E ,ii 4 X R W4 4 . 'YY i I A e I Qii 1 'i l l 1 wa 2 ' 5 'frfvfzfi ' ee Mgt ,...,,, gif ' i W saazgw tt-1' sean 5351? -.4V,,: IQI 51 gb -2? , ' .,. :.: 'wif' J w 2 Q TWLQ' V ggi? ' .W ,gxwvagfkvl 4 xy, W. was -fl ,u A zlftiis S' Tllify 35, ,Mm ' 4 I 2 35? sa gs ' 'A gag? fjfl-4 ff ' fi' .QE , I -A mga ,,. NK Lfj A M-. ,u ,, vga 1.-x 1? --1 , : 3 4- ix mga-fg Q fqzffv 21:0 w Q px.. , .: V, A F -1- ' 1 .1 . -' A 4' vip- -if ,. ' 15' V132 , 1 wx- LJ 4 fig if - 2253 it ii? ?3-ggi Eg? 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F J I Y P-S VH ' aiaxxxx ',vx'?H,. W N X . - M fix' .Sn , . x '- v ', -na 1 ,E,sB smgsmss fm .- vmm.: . B E wig H -Z Q, .LV- . ,MK ' ,,,,,,- ,. ,, E ,mmmvmsmxm nf? m M an ss X as 2m i.-,ay 'tif' L ami B www an E WKNMH E B :..,,,.1 ,qt ,,.,,', i X 1 .Q M1 w Q mfm :ig imsmqww? Mfwz E Ms ml H MW -nw nw, mn! 1 2 . K -'vw ., X Q - . -V .t, ,wr wi wH.U,y : ,Q-J, E in b ,. , ,....,,7 V -- -wee-zsu.:n::uuim:-5 -'- ' .Q ,nh w , An,- . wm- L , 1-' 47 ,x , 1 x K- xx wk 'xg' , 1 .R H5 Q Z.. S ., mwwjxwg 1 4 5, J! . Ewa, ,- H E, ,LAM 'Elm -.-.E E, Q: 5. Am H ,-W w w ,V S HRH x, Q. ' !',,.Q l iss '- 3 - nf 1 K i 2 ,L gb'- v 1. , MUSIC HATH CHAR The singing strings of the violin, the orchestral tone of the organ, and the appealing qualities of the human voice express the emotions and sentiments of the human race in a democratic nation. In this medium, people enjoy them- selves and others. On Georgetown Campus it is the students' expression of love for their country, their friends, and of life. Musical activities include such en- sembles as Men's Glee Club, WOH1Cl1,S Glee Club, Chapel Choir, Band, Or- chestra, small ensembles, and also pri- vate instructions in the chosen field. Dr. C. F. Bonawitz is head of the Music Department and has a proficient group of instructors working under his direction. HITTING THE HIGH ONES THE BEAUTIES OF SONG nn- mm nj ua. AM W My - ww mx! ss z-ss fn -R4 HF! ., Mil 'Bm .Uma 2 : H., .M H, S , wa na xw, wut-:xx 1- Z.. .K Mg, 4 Mx, Mm! f xv HW' wave., .mffgv , ,,..,., gg H . H ws X R 5- I. 1 Qf fa H 'i??H Sz un my--N , Vg mm ug .mg xfxi' -Q 1 'I Venn, is H ,H mm VKX -H.: -0' 5 H X - - MW '- mmm-K Fi mms- ' 'WHA wxff 1 HW nw-wx I amL SHE' Q QQQ Bgggg5gf:,,, Q! mn-jjjgiwf w:w-3x- M Si-VR-,Kim M Wm M mg-H H 2 MLW. www if Z Hifif- 7!.X A Hgiamlff .' . V . wM3mg:x5gaff'.,, wxggigsiv -W . W qi. W. X rx.: ,L mums 1 TQP: DRESS REH 52,5 . sf mxgxw awww P' ms n msn wma ss ss Lg-iw BE,M wamw an mnlkzi ,Haw Hass 1 mil? gps ss Q 1 mmm, msn Hamm' swsmwg wa nm nw SSW me Hx! an My M23 my-B H-Ki Mm Us mm Em EE-Q wk EEE DRAMA AND SPEE The organization of the Speech Department at George- town College dates from Septem- ber, 1929. Courses offered in- clude: Fundamentals of Speak- ing, Advanced Public Speaking, Interpretative Reading, Prin- ciples of Argumentation, Play Production, and the Teaching of Speech in High Schools. In a Democracy the ability to express ideas is just as essential as the capacity to have ideas. Extra opportunities for speak- ing are provided by the Forensic Fraternity, Pi Kappa Delta, which sponsors training in Ora- tory, Extemporaneous Speaking, and Debate, and The Mask- raftersi' trains in amateur the- atricals, which is of great value in personality development and in W h o l e s o m e utilization of leisure time. 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Lizwis A.B., Georgetown Collcgcg Nl.B,A,, University nt' Michigang LLB. Jefferson School of Lawg Grndnrite Xvork, University of Kentucky. lllifrllfflll' ill EC0lI07lIiC'5 DAVID Enom: Focus A.B., Georgetown Collegeg A.M., Harvard Universityg l.L.D., Baylor University. l'roj'r.v.mr' of Modern Lllllgllllglil' and Lilrraiurf CAIIQLINIQ Pixie A.l3., Georgetown College, B.Nl., Cnttey College. Iurlrurlnr in Music ll7Ill Gll'I'1llIlIl EDNA MAE Rizcoun A.B., Georgetown College. R1'gi.rtr'ar NVILLIMI BIt1s'row .loN12s A.l3., Georgetown Collegeg A.lVl., University of lllinoisg Litt.D., Columbia University. l'rofe'.v.mr of English RIQNA C.LxI.HouN A,B., Georgetown College: A.lVl., Columhin University. Dean nf IVomcn,' ,'l.vsiJlzml l'rofz'.r.vrn' of Spr'ar'!1 QI. lilmifzlz NVIQLIXJN AB., University of Kentucky: A.lVl.. University of Virginia. Pl'0fL'.l'.l'0l' of Edumlion and Pryrhology NVILLIAM SOLOMON VVILSON B.Sc., M.Sc., Brown Universityg Pl1.D., Yale University. .flssinarzi Professor of Physics WILL NELL HIGDON A.B,, East Carolina Teachers College: Graduate Work, University of North Carolina, University of Kentucky. Dielilian CHARLES WILEY I'IAYES A.B., University of Louisvilleg A.M., Teacher-'s College, Columbia University. Treamrn' IRENE CULLIS A.B., University of Kentucltyg A.Nl., University of Kentuckyg Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, 19305 Northwestern University. I71.l'fl'1lCf0l' in flrf C. FREDERICK BONAXVITZ D.D.S., University of Pennsylvaniag Student in Vienna, Italy, and Germany, 1907-1912. Direrlnr in illu.ria',' Inrfrizrlof' in Voice Wgr ap.. mn mm .aim 53558: ,. ,i g , ,Engng E i .gg W ugh ,gf EQWEHT 1 vw MN M na M Bam vm EB me slain WPS? an ,mn umm K s E , WV... a .,.. gli .. Y .,:,, i 5,m flew ifkw Wines gem M m Eli wma gms Sinn mn mx Bm mimi Blwigge is E mm H, me Eiiw mam me assi: mms ss E W , Swag H male ms Sams Seng H 1 a bxfmlx E E me ' ms E . mn an fix E ww my, is Q Q' 2 is mjfnm H me - we .ge 22 gs Miwgmx ggae ,S m me H me B ss gang :M E we fees Siege ,ees mam Q my af Maggie ms ms mn w W uf' mam is l nn ml 4 l ss' ' mn me BVS 193.5 ,mx Mf'1 First Rofw: Thompson, Tolemnn, Bradley, Mille Sfconrz' Row: Soiuchek, Hinton, Fisher, Hensley. Third Rofw: Hill, Hatfield, Gillespie, Evans. Fourth Rofw: Judd, Fields, Topham, Miracle, Lancaster. P .mf mn :msg 5 is za Us an is mn ,H li w .f , wus ms 62 JAMES W1LLlAM THOMPSON A.B., Georgetown Collegcg Th.lVl., Th.D., Southern Baptist The- ological Seminary. Professor of Philosophy and Bible JLTIJSON ALLEN '1'OLMAN AB., A.M., Pl1.D., University of Chicago. Professor of Laiin and Greek RUTH 'BRADFORD BRADLEY B.Mus., Northwestern University. lnslruclor in Piano and Theory RAYMOND HARRISIPN MILLER A.B., Rollins Collage.-3 A.M., University oi Kentucky. Inslrutlor in Soriologyj fissislant Dlrorlor of .fllhlclics ALFRED SOLICHEK B.M.E., State University of Iowag M.M., Chicago Conservatory: Studied in Juilliard School of Music and Columbia University Instructor in Violin, Band, and Orchosira ROEER1' rliAYI.0R l'llNTON A.B., Georgetown Collegeg B.A., A.M., M.S., Yale University Dean of Ming Professor of Biology EVA FIN N ELL FISH ER B.l..., Georgetown Collcgeg Graduate Work in French and Germany Certificate from Chatauqua Library School, New York. WILl.IAXA'l ALLEN HENSLEN' A,B., l-'h.D,, University of Missouri. Professor of Chemistry DOROTHY r.l1H0MPSON H1I,I, A.l3., Georgetown Collcgeg A.M., University of Kentucky. Instrurlor in Physical Eduration CHARLES H.-xT1flELO A.B., Carson-Newman Universityg A.M., University ol' Tennessee Profrssor of Malhenmlirs DEAN l'liNTON From his desk, Dean I-Iinton deals forth' to Students his guidance and kind understanding, that he has achieved through his simple philosophy of life. His ideals and character stand in the heart of each student as a true example of fine manhood. To us, Dean Hinton, you are the spirit of Georgetown College. MRS. K. G. GILLASPIE AB., Georgetown Collegeg A.M., University of Kentucky. Irzsfrudor in Erlucalion ROBERT K. EVANS A.B., A.M., North Carolina State College. Coach and Professor of Physical Education JANET JUDD A.B., Morehead State Teachers Collegeg A,M., George Peabody College for Teachers. .flssislant Librarian CARL RICHMOND FIELDS A.B., A.M., University of Louisville. Assistant Professor' of Hislory and Political Sficnce LAURA TOPHAM B.A., University ot' Kansasg M.A., Rice Instituteg Houston Ce tificiat cl'etudes Francaises, University of Paris. Insiruftor in Spanish GENE ELISABETH MIRACLE A.B., Georgetown College. Assistarzt in Economics and Sociology J. W. LANCASTER B.Ped., M.S., University of Kentucky. Director of Tfeazhcr Training 1. L S FFI E . B M K a xx B W A: f if fwmnm ms 5 msgs V H ws K fwmmw mmQF'im so . E REHAB, F H , mgsmm -,aww 1 -H H N 2 Nami f' :iw . EEF awww H1 kgwwxawx mwyw Mg Ewan -N QF K E H 1 awww X' :ings Ex H X8 5 gggg . 3 ' za, an my H - H H H N Tm W, ga S HfE,,Hmgwg,?5,, W E MW. E M W . ,K ,MH mn avg-' ' H Emmys mn ami mln ms ss Lyman Benson- IIfe'll remember you, Ben, for your frzendly smile and msy going mau- 7167. R' SENIOR CLASS Ray Pigman- The outstanding alhlm- of 19411, his modesty and i1zlc'rL'si in cfucfyom' adrl io his mpabilily as our lmrlrr. Ruih Bryan!- Rulh, your grace and poise as Rlay Queen can only ho oxcoodod hy your grace and wmvzmrr among your ffllofw .vlud1'nls. E301 Belly Jones- Your rharm, rmdy smile, schofar- ship,-and all around good qualzties fwzll rnako you hard to forgot. JUNIOR CLASS TIIXT .I UETT l'rc.rir1e11l ICDLT1-I TURNEIK S wfrrlrzry JEAN CQCHRAN I'iz'e-l'r'1'sidnzl DICK Fmvn Trffasurcr I SOPHOMORE CLASS VIIQGINIA IQJIENNY Sz'Crr'l11ry Huw jomzs I'r1'si:1z'11l G ENE ENLOW Tnrruzzrar HENRIRTTA NAR: ER l'in'-Prrsiflrnl 0 FR ESHMAN CLASS .llmmv I-IAMILTON Trcaxurw' LouR1Nu.fx E05 lfiru-I'f'1'.vidmzI CR.-noon JONES Sccrflary ERIC RIERSON Pl'l'.fidKllf SENIORS TVIARY DEAN ABBOTT A x GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY Corresponding Secretary of Lambda Chi, '40-'4lg Vice-President, '41-'42, ANNE ARNETT ASHLAND, KENTUCKY Transferred from Ashland Junior College, '39, W. A. A., '39-'40g Y. W. A., '39-405 F. T. A., '39-'4O. JOE KENNERLY ASHER Non-Fraternity NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Director, B, T. U., '39-'40-'41, Glee Club, '39- '4O-'41-'42g Maskrafters, '40-'41-'42, Vice-Presi- dent, Non-Fraternity, '39-'40, English Assistant, '39-'40-'41-'42, Business Manager, Glee Club, '41- '4Z3 Classical Club, '40-'41g Literary Editor, Georgetown Review, '39-'40, B. S. U. Council, '38-'39-'40-'4l. LYMAN EDWIN BENSON HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS Football, '38-'39-'40-'413 Basketball, '38-'39-'40' '41-'42g Track, '39-'40-'4l 42g President, G Club, '41-'42, G Club, '39-'40-'41-'42g Presi- dent, Campus Sunday School Class, Treasurer, Senior Class, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, '41-'42, Honor Roll, '38-'4O: Honorable Mention, Kentucky All-State Football Team, '40. ELLA RAE W1LsON BLACK 2 K PINEVILLE, KENTUCKY Sigma Kappa, '37-'38-'39-'40-'41-'42, Reporter, '40-'41g Secretary, '41g Secretary, Freshman Class, ' -'38, Delta Omicron, '37, '38, 339, '40, '41, 37 42, Secretary, '39, ,405 Treasurer, 4-0-'41: Choir, '40-'4lg Glee Club, '40-'41: W. A. A., '37-'38- 39-'4O-'41g W. A. A. Council, '39, '40, '41, Y. W. A., '40-'41, Pan-Hellenic Council, '413 Sherwood Round Table, '41. 1 1 EVELYN ELAINE BLESSING A X CUMBERLAND, KENTUCKY Transferred from Averett College, Danville, Va., Maskrafters, '41-'42, Y. W. A., '41-'42g Vice- President, Pledge Class, '41-'42. JAMES R. BURNS A X A CHAPLIN, KENTUCKY Business Manager, Belle of the Blue, '39g Assistant Business Manager, Georgetonian, '39, Business Man- ager, Georgetown Review, '39-'40-'41, Business Manager, Georgetonian, '40-'41g Classical Club, '39-'40, Secretary, '40g Honor Roll '39-'40g .Intra- mural Track, '39-'41. JOHN CHAMEERLAIN K A SOMERSET, KENTUCKY Vice-President, Kappa Alpha, '41-'42, Freshman football, 'BBQ Captain Freshman team, '38g Fresh- man basketball, '39g Varsity football, '39, '40, '41, G Club, '39, '40, '41, Intramurals, '39, '40, '41, '42g Second team, K. I. A. C,, '40, '41, f 1 . 1 r-f E' ' , J: lv . . 'XS in, li: C l wav .Ha a 'SQ V84 'F' f 1 1 ,. i.. ,sen F 1 .e ganna FI' l se' ,gf ' -siv- ., a ' 'Helm ,ea ea Us gaegsggeas 'E K5 are x .1 E Q az- Lif if . E Y 1 R1 I M a x a w ,Nair , is E-Sz 'H' E .H FQ . rp' f 'f' p--. l 'Mb X 0 xv V' SENICRS WILLIS BLAKEMAN CLARK CHAPLIN, KENTUCKY Georgetonian Staff, '40-'41-'42, Georgetown Re- view Starf, '41-'42, President, Sunday School Class, '39, Secretary, '40, B. T. U. Group Captain. LEOTA MARIE CLAXON GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY W. A. A., '39 4D-'41, Secretary, '40-'41, Belle of Blue Staff, '40-'41, B. S: U., '38-'39-'40-'4L '42, Y. W. A., '38-'39-'40-'41-,423 Home Eco- nomics Club, '38-'39, Girls' Glee Club, '40-'4l. VVILLIAIVI NEX'ILLE CLAXON Z X FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY Pi Kappa Delta, '4lg Men's Glee Club, '4l. MILLARD CUMBER A X A MILLERSBURG, KENTUCKY N Bn D - ALL DAVIDSON ETOW KE N TUCKY N' n A a' - ' A l tbal anager, 3 , Freshman basketball, '38- ,3 sey Pre- di l Sotiety, '38-'39a'4O-'41- '42, or Rol '40-'41g Assistant in Biology, '40-' '42, Pr dent, Pi Kappa Alpha, '41 42g wood R nd Table, '41-'42, Pan-Hellenic uncil, '4g' 2g Whols Who in American Col- l s an niversities, '41-'42, Recorder, Gamma Si mi silon, '41-'4Zg Gamma Sigma Epsilon, q U'425 B. S. U., '41-'42. IINNIE LEIGH DEAN A X LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Lambda Chi Sorority Vice-President, '40-'41, Treas- urer, '41-'42, Secretary, Freshman Class, '38-'39g Secretary, Sophomore Class, '39-'40, Women's Self-Governing Body, '40-'41-'42, Women's Glee Club, '40-'41-'42, Choir, '38, ,39, '40, '41, '42, Maskrafter, '38-'39, W. A. A., ,38-'39-'40 4l- '42, W. A. A. Council, '39-'40-'41-'42, President, W. A. A., '41-,425 Kentucky State W. A. A., Secretary and Treasurer, '40-'41, Classical Club, '39-'40, Kentucky Mountain Laurel Festival Repre- sentative, '39-'40, Cheerleader, '38-'39-'40-'4b '42, Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities, '41-'42. CHARLES BUCKNER DDiON, JR. z X DAWSON SPRINGS, KENTUCKY Band, ,38-'39-'40-'41-'42, Choir, '40-'41-'42, In- tramural football and softball, '38-'39-'40, WALTER ELMORE N on-Fraternity ELIZABETHTOWN, KE NTU CKY Football, '38-'39-'4Of41g Basketball, '38-'39: G Club, Secretary and Treasurer, '41-'42, Vice- President, Non-Fraternity, '41-'42, Sherwood Round Table, '41-'42, Intramurals, '38-'39-'40-'41-'423 All K. I. A. C. Football Player. SENIORS JUANITA PATRICIA HALL GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY LUTHER EUGENE GILLEY A X A BENHAM, KENTUCKY Graduated from Sue Bennett College, '39, Mask- rafters, '39-'40, President, Lambda Chi Alpha, '39- '40, Proctor, Lambda Gai Alpha, '39-'40-'41. JOHN RUSSELL Hoon Non-Fraternity SOMERSET, KENTUCKY Football, '38-'39-'40-'41, Track, '39-'40-'41, G Club, '39-'40-'41, Treasurer, Non - Frarerniry, '4l- 42. JOAN ELIZABETH HOPKINS A X SOMERSET, KENTUCKY Lambda Chi, '38-'39-'40-'41-'42, President, '40- ,4l-'42, Choir, '38-'39-'40-'41-'42, President, '41- '4Z, Pan-Hellenic Council, '40-'41-'42, President, '41-'42, Glee Club, '40-'41, W. A. A., '38-'39- '40-'4l-'42, Bradley Society, '40-'41-'42, June Dudley Award, '41, Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities, '41-'42, Maskrafters, '38- '39-'40, Classical Club, '39-'40-'41, Vice-Presi- denr, Campus Sunday School, '414'42, Round Table, '40-'41-'42. ELIZABETH KENNEY JONES A X 'BOCA GRANDE, FLORIDA Maskrafters. '38-'39-'40, Choir, '38-'39-'40-'4L '42, Y. W. A., '38-'39-'40-'41-'42, Best Pledge Award, '38-'39, President, Pledge Class, '39-'40, Delta Omicron, '39.'4og Student Council, '38-'39- '40, Vice-President, '39-'40, W. A. A., '39-'40- '4l-'42, Lambda Chi Chorister, '40-'41-'42, Glee Club, '40-'41-'42, Most Outstanding Girl, '40-'41. GENEVA JOYNER NEBO, KENTUCKY Transferred from Cumberland College, '40, B. S. U. Council, '40-'41-'42, W. A. A., ,403 Y. W. A., '40-'41, President, Y. W. A., '41, Glee Club, '40, LoUIs JOHN JUBANOWSKY K A VAUX HALL, NEW JERSEY Gamma Sigma Epsilon: Panfldellenic Council, In- tramurals. ELWOOD ALLISON KORTZ H K A GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY Intramurals, '40-'41 . SENIORS JAMES A. KUTTER Z X RICHMOND, INDIANA Secretary, Zeta Chi, '38-'393 Chairman, Evangelism Ministerial Association, '383393 President, Zeta Chi, '41-'42, Vice-President, Student Volunteers, '41-'42. RoY LEE z X PELHAM, GEORGIA ROBERT ALEXANDER MOORE rr K A GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY Glee Club, '39-'40, Librarian, Glee Club, '40: International Relations Club, '39, Secretary, '39. '. . af ,I y MILDRBD' E7LI?QBETH- ,MURRAY ,fi A f ' f . sv 1 .-f lj I .,,'L-6ARr.1sLEf KFNTIUQIKY' if 1' J, f Y President, Wyoriienk GleS'iClula, '4Qi'4l:i427 As- sistant Qirev:tor,,'-112321 President, Dem Omicron, '41-'42g- Secretary, '40-'4l: Soloist, Men's Glee Cluhg '39-',40-'11-17425 Muaicilidiror, Georgetonian, ,140-'41: More Editor. ,Bene of me Blue. '4o-'41- '4-25 Maskrafters, '43-341-'42g Vice-President, '41, '42f1JY. W. A., ' 8-'39-'40-'41-'42, W. A. A., '68-UQ-'403'41-'42g,F. T. AE '41-,423 Qioir, '39- 40-'41-'4 . WILBUR THOENTAS OWEN, JR. 11 K A COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Transferred from University of Cincinnati, Cincin- nati, Ohio, '39, Maskrafters, '39-'40-'41 42g Sec- retary, '40, President, '41-'42, Editor of George- tonian, '40-'41: Assistant Editor, Belle of the Blue, '40-'4lg Feature Editor, '41-'42, Faculty Editor, '4l 42: Senior Editor, '41-'42, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, '41- '4Zg Honor Roll, '39-'40-'41-'42g Assistant in English Department, '41-'42, Historian of Pi Kappa Alpha, '41-'42: Secretary, Pi Kappa Alpha, '41-'42, Reporter, '41, Committee on Religious Activities, '40-'41, ROBERT PAYNE z X FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY RAY PIGMAN Non-Fraternity WHITESBURG, KENTUCKY Football and basketball, '39-'40-'41-'42, All State Football team, '40-'41g Captain, Football team, '41, Secretary-Treasurer, G Club, '40, Vice- President, '41, Vice-President, Non-Fratemity, '41- '42g VVho's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities, '41-'42g President, Senior Class, 41-'42, HOBART V. PRICE z x WILLIAMSTOWN, KENTUCKY S. V. M., '39-'40-'41, Vice-President, S, V. M., '401 S. V. M. President, '41, Vice-President, Pre- Medical Society, '40g President, B. T. U., '40g Secretary, Zeta Chi, '40-'41, B. S. U., '40-'4l. SENICRS NIILTON GRAvEs PRICE H K A GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY Basketball Manager, '38-'39-,40-,4l-'42, Football Manager, '39-'40-'4l3 GH Club, '3B-'39-'40- '41-'42, Intramural Board, '41-42. RUTH ROBINSON BRYANT E K CAMPBELLSVILLE, KENTUCKY Transferred from Campbellsville Junior College, '40, Secretary, Student Body, '4l 42g Sigma Kappa '40-'41-'42, President, '41-'42, Vice-President, Senior Class, '41-'4Zg B. S. U. Council, '41-'42, Choir, '40-'41-'42, Y. W. A., '40-'41-'42, Vicea President, Y. W. A., '41-'42, Vice-President, Choir, ,4l-'42, Pan-Hellenic Council, '41-'42, Round Table, '41-'42, Delta Omicron, '41-'42, Secretary, Round Table, '41-'42, Women's Self- Governing Body, '41-'42, May Queen, '41-'42. JOHN S. ROSE z x HARLAN, KENTUCKY Secretary and Treasurer, Zeta Chi, '39+'40. RALPH GENE RUSSELL Tl K A GEORGETOVVNJ KENTUCKY Band, '38-'39, Treasurer, Pledge Class, '39, In tramurals, '38-'39-'40-'41, Vice-President, Pi Kappa Alpha, '41-'42. FULLER BRENT SAUNDERS OTTOMAN, VIRGINIA Vice President Y M C A '3 ' ' - , .... , 9- 403 ice-1 President, Student Volunteers, '40-'41, Vice-Pres-f idenr, Zeta Chi, '40-'41, President, B. S. U., '41l '42, State Vice-President, Student Volunteers '41-'4-2. NANNIE B. SEIE Non-Sorority ,. GEORGETOVVN, V KENTUCKY '-. Y. W. A., f4o--'41, Hmm Roll, '39-'40-'41? Secretary to Registrar, '40-'4l. - DOROTHY MEYERS SMITH ' i LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY Vi-e-President, Sophomore Class, '39-'40, Honor Ro.l, '40-'41, Vice-President, Student Body, - '42, Round Table, '41-'42, Pan-Hellenic Council '41-'42, Vice-President, W. A. A., '-119425 Stu. dent Council, '41-'42, Y. W. A., '38-'39-'40-'4L '42, W. A. A., 'BQ-,39-'40-,4l-,423 Choir, - 41-'42, AUGUSTA STOCKDELL i GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY Glee Club, '40-'41, W. A. A., ' Secretary, Lambda Chi, '40-'4l. Et an W ' -r ,Q f . L ,. -we 53 ii Na. E .4 is mal Ei eg. fr is SEP:-I' V3 is 11,-,7' 'Wlpvf SENIORS JOHN A, STOUT II A GEORGETOVVN, KENTUCKY Treasurer, Student Body, '41-'42, B. S. U. Council, ,40-'41-'42, Round Table, '41-'42, Mathematics Assistant, '40-'41-'42, Physics Lab Instructor, '41-'42 . JOSEPH PERSHING TAYLOR II K A JENKINJONES, VVEST VIRGINIA Freshman football, '38, Varsity football, '39, 40, , ftp. ' '41. ,fef JACOB RENTZ THOMAS II A ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA President, Student Body, '41 42g Treasurer, Sopho- more Class, '39-'40, B. S. U. Council, '41-'42, Treasurer, Junior Class, '40-'4l, Round Table, '41-'42, President, Kappa Alpha, '41-'42, Pan- Hellenic Council, '41-'42, Band, '40-'41, Glee Club, '39-'40-'41, Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities, '41-'42. IQATHLEEN ANDERSON THOMPSON 2 rt GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY- PAUL H. THOMPSON SPENCER, NORTH CAROLINA Football team, '40-'41, GH Club, Honor Roll, '39-'40-'41. IVIARY EFF WILSON A X .. MAYFIELD, KENTUCKY Transferred from Randolph Macon Woman's Col' lege, Lynchburg, Va., Choir, '39-'40-'41-'42, Glee Club, '39-'40-'41-,4-2, House President, Lambda Chi, '41-'42, Y. XV. A., ,39-'40-'4l. NORRIS WILLIAM WILSON H It A GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY Glee Club, ,38-'39-'40-'4l, Business Manager, '39- '40, President, '41, President, Sophomore Class, '39, Georgetonian Advertising Manager, '38, Polit- ical Editor, '40-'41, Belle of the Blue Business Nlanager, '40-'41-'42, Band, '38-'39, President, Pledge Class, '38, Secretary, Pi Kappa Alpha, '39-'40, House Manager, '40, Pledge Master, '39, National Student Legislative Assembly, '40-'41, Senate Majority Leader, '40, Intramurals, Football and Track, '38-'39-'40, Georgetown College Con- stitution Committee, '38, Business Manager George- town Review, '39, Bluebook of American College Men, '39. WILLIE ELIZBETH WAKEFIELD A X TAYLORSVILLE, KENTUCKY Classical Club, '38-'39-'40-'41, Y. W. A., ,38- '39-,40-'4l-,42, W. A. A,, '38-'39-'40-'41-'42, Lambda Chi Representative, YV. A. A., '41-'42, Treasurer, Lambda Chi, '40-'41, Reporter, '41-'42, Glee Club, '40-'4l. Wi. I t I -' -.ic ig Mx .wwfzs--,:', - fri X' I' -:-' f Z. -If-'Ze 'i V 'Q : L.. ' :Q 4 R QV: r 7.4K ' ax ., e f f ' . va . Lfvf' ffm Tnoams EARLE PORTER, AIR. 111 It A INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Most Outstanding Pledge, '39g Intramurals '39-'40-'4 , , I-'42 Vice-President, PI Kappa Alpha, '39-'40-'4lg International Re lations Club, '40-'4lg Treasurer, Pi Kappa Alpha, '41-' Honor Roll, '39-'4lg Assistant in Economics Department, ' 42, Classical Club, '39. 42 41- I HENRY CAPEHART WRAY, JR. AXA WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA Graduated from Dickinson Junior College, NVilliamspoI't, Penn- sylvaniag Choir, ,40'-'41-,42g Glee Club, '40-'4l942g Belle of the Blue Staff, '40-'41-'423 Assistant in Chemistry Depart- ment, '40-'4l-'42, Secretary Lambda Chi Alba, '40-'41, - P Treasurer, 41-'42g Round Table, '404'4lg Pan-Hellenic Couna cil, '41-,42. ROBERT EDWIN KooN Non4Fraternity HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS Honor Roll, '39-'40-'41-,423 Football '38 Y39 '4l' G 'lf-. 1-65 I. SENIGR The Senior Class of 1942 faced with up- lifted chin the dark and forbidding clouds surrounding a world sick with war. Some went in answer to their country's call before receiving diplomas at the May commence- ment. Their classmates missed them but bore the knowledge of the tasks yet to be faced with a determination to win and bring GoCl's world to a happier way of life. Club. '39, '4l5 Gamma Sigma Epsilon. K40. Wil. '4i2. 'Q- A I ,iw avi-'rf -IEAN COCHRAN CHARLES ACTQN Bedford, Indiana A Emma WENDELL BELEW VVilliamstown, Kentucky ROBERT BENNETT Georgetown, Kentucky VILEY BLACKEURN A 'V' . fxz , , Georgetqw ent cky fy fa TREK, L :E 1, ,: 3' 544- 1' 4 J . . 7:5 X. vii, li' ff, lf fi l F7 Z Z rn -1 -1 W O '4 l E Z N T 'X Y . j' - A lx New Albany, Indiana fx lr 2- r N. ...X , ' Lv YN JOHN CALETQS, 5 LQ' . , ,Lx A 4. , , rw PlC!lSllIiii'illC, QQntunky, V A' 1 XQ L ANN CARLEY Georgetown, Kentucky ROBERTA CLAXON Owenton, Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky A1,L1E COTTON Versailles, Kentucky BERT CONLEY , X.. .V ALMA Cox Wilmore, Kentucky Y , JUNIORS JEANETTE DIXON Dawson Springs, Kentucky NANCY DOANE Sunrise, Kentucky ARTHUR ESTRIDGE Crab Orchard, Kentucky RICHARD FLOYD Louisville, Kentucky JOHN HAMMETT Covington, Kentucky IVAN HART Harrisburg, Pennsylvania CALVIN HASTINGS jenkins, Kentucky EDWVIN HELTON Cumberlin, Kentucky FRANK HOOD Georgetown, Kentucky MAXBEL HUlX'IPHREYS Owensboro, Kentucky HARRY JOHNSON Erlanger, Kentucky TIM JUETT Corinth, Kentucky I R S MUI,LIE LENOIR Bluefield, West Virginia jovca LONG Old Bridge, New jersey l'lARLIN MCGINNIS , Evansville, Indiana 0 .L v QEX M1I.I.ER 7 Danville, VVest Virginia ,Q ' ff ' . f I ' 1 1 ' F. II, .f?r-L4 JLLLLJO-, 4 f,,1g,,LIJ3.,iAAi 41.41-.444ffC,L'4-df'Je'.yg. ' ,.,f,. ' 4 , ff. B. C. NORRIS f fix f , Mr. Salem, Kentucky Lj,i 4 t . A: I, ' R N- GMM HENRY TIGNOR Hindmnn, Kentucky EDITH TQURNER Danville, Kentucky NORMAN WHITCAh4IP Bromley, Kentucky EARL WR1c:HT Georgetown, Kentucky JEAN CREECH Loyal, Kentucky WALTER GUTH Ghent, Kentucky WG l., mam 1 is 1 'X- lisa av' 'G' H ,A R Y M H mls w, Q1 ta, is RN has- ? 'N 'QT ff' R mmm if Rn is ma ns awww :Rss mn I. i: W t-mx ss is im B mm E EE , Emails is all 5 ii it S4 A ' ' 'sv ' jysvs kk' I w X it R R E Boifom Rofw: DREXBLLE DAVIS. . JEANNE SANDUSKY . BETSY JANE FULLER . VIRGINIA DBNNEY . LAURA NIAB HURT . MARGARET BULL . . FLOY ABERNATHY . CLETUS AUSTIN . . JAMES JOHNSON . . . DICK lVl1TCHELL . . RENA LAWSON . . WINEIIED FOSTER . Second Rofw: EUGENE ENLOW . . GENEVA RILEY . . KATHLEEN REED . . KAY MAHLER . . . JOHANNA S'rARNz . MARGARET LUCAS. . CATHERINE FRIEDLEY ORA LEIGH MOORE . CLARA KBTTERING. . VIRGINIA JARVI5 . . DAv1n Donns . . . . . . Georgetown, Ky. BILL FTNDT . . . . . WILLIAM GUTH. . . S OPHOMORE C LASS . . Shelbyville, Ky. . . . Somerset, Ky. . . . Georgetown, Ky. . . . Cincinnati, Ohio . . . . Lynch, Ky. . . Joplin, Mo. . . Sherman, Ky. . . . Mayfield, Ky. . . . . Neon, Ky. . Harrodsbutg, Ky. . Hatrodsburg, Ky. . Hattodsburg, Ky. . . Dry Ridge, Ky. . . . Buckhorn, Ky. . . . Fleming, Ky. . . . Gifford, Ind. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Fort Knox, Ky. . . . Georgetown, Ky. . Georgetoum, Ky. . Georgetown, Ky. . . . Benharn, Ky. . New Albany, Ind. . Georgetown, Ky. GERALDINE HUDSON JUNIOR BRITroN. . SOL POTTER .... THORNTON LAMBKIN. . Third Rofw: REEVES FULTON . . Lucy NAPIER . . . . MADELTNE TATUM . ROBERTA FLYNN . . BLANCHE MEECB. . Lois HATFIELD . . . CLARA SNELTQN. . . DORA MAE STEVENS New Columbus . Harroclsburg . Harrodsbutg . Harroclsburg . Madison, W. . . . .Slusher . . Lebanon . . Somerset . . .Somerset, . . .Georgetown . . Georgetown . . .Georgetown 1 LUCAS GAINES .... Stamping Ground, EUGENE ROBINSON , WAYNE BASS . . . Fourth Raw: ERMANY WATTS . . HBNRIETTA NAPIER ESTHER HABERLIN . JAMES HOLT .... BETTY DUFFY . . New Columbus, . . .Mitchell, . Hatrodsburg . . Little Rock Linden . . . Chaplain Ky KY KY KY Va KY KY KV Ky KY KV Ky KY Ky Ind KY Ky KV KY Jeffersonville, Ind SOPHOMORES NOT IN PICTURE: WANDA MQGILL ....... Corinth, Ky. PAUL PARRS. . . . . . Union City, Ky. I-121 SHAN STONE . . FLoYn CREECH. . RUTH HATFIBLD. . . ELMBR MILLION . . DORMAN MCFARLAND. . DUANR CONKEY. . . Fifth Rofw: MARY HAMBRICK . TROY HUBBARD . . WILLIAM LUCAS . . ERNEST RUBY . . MAYO BRITT .... ROBERT BRUCE . . . LEIGHTON THOMAS . PHTLIII RosIaRsoN. . ROBERT IsoN . . . Top Rofw: LUCIEN LEE ..... ToM SUMMERS. . . ARMOR MORELAND . SHeRwoon BENNETT BIFE JONES ..... FORREST TAYLOR . . FORREST WIGGINS . . DONALD BUTLER . . . . . Georgetown, Ky . . . . . Harlan, Ky . . . Georgetown, Ky . . . . Lexington, Ky . Georgetown, Ky . . . . Mitchell, Ind . Georgetown, Ky . . . Jenkins, Ky . . Fort Knox, Ky . . BloomHeld, Ky . . Garner, N. C . Georgetown, Ky St. Petersburg, Fla . . . Norfolk, Va . Whitcsburg, Ky . . Owensboro, Ky Highland Park, Ill . . Galesburg, Ill . Georgetown, Ky . Mitchell, Ind . Georgetown, Ky . . . Pikeville, Ky . . Lexington, Ky Bollom Rofw: RUTH HELEN BARNES . .Madisonville, MARY FRANCES BECKLLER .... Lynch, l3E1'rY BYBEE . . . BETTY OLDHAM . CRAIGGIZ JONES . . LOURINDA ECE . . ERIC RIERSON . . . SYLVIA PATTEN . . LORINE ARCO ..., . . MARY JULIAN Moonu . . WILLIE WIIELAN .... . . . . Middlesboro, JACK JOHNS .... Srcond Row: ROBERT CQMLEY. . . . . FLORENCE PRICE . Pressmn GERALDINE OIIANION . . ANN WILSON. . NAIDYNE BROWN . EDITH MAR PITTS MYRTLE NEWMAN JESSE EDWARDS . . LILLIAN SIMoN. . JOHN BROWN . . Third Rafw: NEWTON CORNET . WALKS!! PIGMAN . JEAN SMITH . . . FRANCES BOARD. . ALMA Cox .... J. W. CRUMIA. . . DOROTHY FLEMING JIMMY HAMILTON . . Georgetown, . Owensboro, Boca Grande, . . Louisville, . Wllitesburg, . Huneysville, . . . . Paris. . . . Midway, . Wear Point, . . . . Irvin. ns' Home, T . Georgetown, . Owensboro, . Owensboro, . . . Hippo, . Pleasurcville, . . Frankfort, . Georgetown, . Whitcsburg, . Wlmitesburg, Whitcsburg, . .Louisville, . . Harrodsburg. . .Wilmore, . . . .ParIs, . . . . Georgetown, . Georgetown, FRESHMAN CLASS KY Ky KV KY Fla KY KV Ky Ky KV KY KY KY CIII1 KY Ky Ky KY Ev v Ky Ky KY KY KY KY KY Ky KY KY EMILY STONE. . . . SARAH GATEWOOD .,... Georgetown, MARY NEWMAN ..... Pleasureville, PAULXNE NEWMAN ....... Lynch BETTY Enos ....... EDWARD RHODES . . DICK LONG . . . . BILLY MuNsoN . . Fourth Rofw: . . . Georgetown, Ky Ky Ky . KY . Jonesville, Va . . Owensboro, K Y . . . .Carlisle, Ky . . .Georgetown, Ky JoE MADISON . . . . Madisonville, W. Va JAMES DIsTAo . . ...... Corbin, Ky SAMUEL ALLEN . . . . . Painrsville, Ky JIMMY DoNovAN . .... Georgetown, Ky MARGARET HOPKINS ..... Somerset, Ky BETTY MCMILLAN ........ Paris, Ky SUE TIIIMIJLE . . . . . . Georgetown, Ky LOIS KIREY . . . . . .Frankforr, Ky CECIL MILLER . . ...... Dryr, Ky Eo MOORE .... . . .Whiresburg, Ky Fzflh Rofw: MICKEY EDWARDS ........ Irvin, Ky JEAN XVELLS . ...... Newburn, Tenn MARGARET ANN CORN .... Harlan, Ky ANNA REECE CAUDILL . . .Whiresburg, Ky LOUISE WELLS ....... Bloomneld, MARTHA MARTIN . . FosT1zR RATCLIFE. . KY . . . Waddy, Ky . . Praise, Ky FRESHMEN NOT IN PICTURE: Howuzo HUTTON. . . . . .Mitchell Ind . . , ELEANOR JENKINS. . . . .Georgerown, Ky WILLITXM SURVANT . IRBNE SPENCY. . . . EDNA STRATTON . . . I43 . . . Owensboro, Ky . . . . Paris, Ky . . . . Sinai, Ky 1 CHARLES HARRISON . . MARSHALL SHARP . . Sixth Ro-w: J. T. PARKS . ...... XVESLEY CONKLIN .... ANNA RUTH MCCLAIN . DURWC-on WELDON. . . DAN HANBERRY .... HENRY EMBRY . . OHN STRUNK . . J . . BILLY STOLL . . . . BILL EURKELEW. . . . JOHN HALL . . . . . Top Rofw: PETER ALICOCKOS . JoHN CREECH. . . STANTON SUMMAY. . . HERSHAY.L TACKETT BYRD Hose .... SHERRELL NUNNELLY. . JACK PADGETT ...... 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Us ' af- as w m.,Q1?i M sa-mimi ss WL .Pl H :1mg.i,bfg' 5 Q 1 E ' 'fi E Q 2 -'ss ax 'Y Y, ei 'X Y gf Z Y 1 K M- M ,QW WV J, 535 Q X' Y 1, , ,mm , F 1 . H E gi ,S K H, f I ' if 'Il 1, ,ear Wiwi N W , ' isjg was ::: I 3 , , 1 .,i' :Ei -rd V Y ,V aw 1 - 1 v M Qu' 3 f::5? ' 'I . EW ' 5 , ,gg m in 95 h B , mf ww I 5 fag, sas 5557. :- .. Y .. .. QM.. qw , -5, sa:-:li I 'if ' 45, 5, ' Wi' . N V M W1 I H ' 'E Q' 'Z f in.. 595-: 15531 . l ' f Nwy braf-JE gr K K ,W ki- 3:75-.Fiym -Vi.. 3? ,dzfhlezm s Miele is .atm si s ssgsgs s 5 Q2 TIGER COACHES Since Bob Evans has talcen over the coaching chores of the Georgetown Tigers, the Bengal brigade, both on the basketball floor and on the football field, have been rated as one of the outstanding athletic groups of the state. Evans, who came to Georgetown in 1935, graduated from North Carolina State in 1928, after which he was freshman coach at that I E 461 school before talcing over the mentorship at Rollings College, Florida, in 1931, where as- sistant coach R. H. Miller was under Evans' capable direction. Miller had been a star in football, basketball, and baseball. Coach Miller is also in charge of the freshman team and is responsible for the successful intramural pro- gram that is carried on in Georgetown College. FOOTBALL SEASON Fourteen veterans from Georgetown College's 1940 gridiron aggregation answered Coach Bob Evans' initial call, and prospects for a winning season were bright. Seven of the 1940 gtidders were lost by gradua- tion and the remaining five who failed to return were drafted or in defense work. Evans lost three backfielcl men, A. B. Rudy, James Rocke and Jack Disney, via the graduation route and was forced to build his backs around Ray Pigman, all-state gridder in 1940. Rex Miller, Harry Johnson and Emmett Boylan rounded into great shape, solving Evans' chief problem. When the final tabulation was made following the Transylvania tilt, in which the Bengals re- gained possession of the huge chapel bell which goes to the winner, it was found that the 1941 edition of the Tigers, with a record of seven wins as against two defeats, hold the slot for the third best team in the school's lengthy history. It is expected that the Tigers' generalissimo will have a difficult task during the 1942 football year to have enough men on hand for a team. Seven members of the 1941 grid team will receive sheep-skins in June, and several others are ex- pected to begin wearing khaki uniforms instead of football togs. Xavier's mighty Musketeers opened the Tiger playing season with a 63-6 victory over the Evans- men. The Tigers bounced back, however, to chalk-up four straight wins at the expense of Marietta, Milligan, Carson-Newman and Findlay in that order. Ray Pigman, who tallied six of seven touch- downs in the four tilts, was the big gun of the Tigers' offensive drive. Eastern's highly-touted Maroons stopped the Bengals' victory march with a 41 to 0 defeat. Louisville's Cardinals had their wings clipped the following week, 19-7. Union was forced to forfeit. Georgetown win- ning, 1-0. Transy's Pioneers also bit the dust in the final game, 21 to 13, at Lexington. veg... V ' QAIEE' f. UWA e -. . W, x et 119 'RQ' WW -eff' CLETUS AUSTIN: Sophomore guard from Nlayheld, Ky. Vlfill have rough task next fall in handling 'ure defensive pl-iycr T I 6 E R S Elmore's oust. Good student and EMMETT BOYLAN: junior quarterback from New Albany. Ind. Smart field-general and will be an outstanding leftover for 1942. MAYO B R I T T: Sophomore tackle from Garner. N, C. Although green at fn-st of season in 1941. Britt caught on fast and developed rapidly. LYMAN BENSON: Senior end from Highland Park, Ill. Scored two touchdowns during 1941 season, and was one of the conferen:e's star flankmen. .fm . ,. ,. s.. . 1 vi r ai JOHN CHAMBERLAIN: Senior guard from Somerset, Ky. One of the greatest extra point men in Tiger fnotliall history. WALTER E L M O R E: Senior guard from Elizabethtown, Ky. Made all-state honors during junior and senior years. XVi1l be greatly missed in 1942. WINFIIED FOSTER: Sophomore guard from Harrodsburg, Ky. His iob will be to G11 Chamberlain's va:ated position. Plenty of zip and hght. REEVES FULTON: Fleety half- bacl: from Nladison, W. Va. Only weight is holding Fulton back from being one of the srate's best backs. He can take punishment. 'JZ' X' me ,Li . 1573 '39 w js- 'Nw' JOHN HOO D: Senior center hailing from Somerset. Ky, Great defensive man during senior year, Hartl vacancy tn 611. CALVIN HASTINGS: Junior halfback from Jenkins, Another of rhe khaki wearing boys for Uncle Sam. HARRY JOHNSON: Junior halfback from Erlanger, but might as well have been a senior as he enlisted in the Army Air Corps. Star passer and runner. JAMES JOHNSON: Sophomore enrl from Jenkins, Great defensive flanlcman and may develop into a ,tood end. va., l... W .swf ---an-nt ' 'iQ l f jix Q , ogg , ....... 5 zz H ,Q x Rfgl fffgftf Wynn J....f-N. .2 0, T' i y ' lm,-rs.-, Z i g :' , , t .1 .39 if -kT A tiny' 6504 X'-of V. up at 1 Qt. 5?-tk, .. fir 181 vw , E c -' , 'SIR' af lg 7 K ... fa: i 1 l , . .. .11 y BOB KOON: Rangy tackle from Highland Park, lll. Koon, a junior, will be lVlcFarlanti's tackle mate next fall. MULLIE l.t-NOIR: junior from Bluefield. VU. Va. A hack during the '4l season and shows promise of developing into an outstanding ball roater. Fleety afoot. REX lVlll.l-ER: ,lunior from Madison, W. Va. Took blocking back post vacated by ,latncs Rotke and did a magnificent job. One of the best defensive players in history. DICK MITCHELL: Sophomou center from Harrodslwurg. All con- ference in high school and may re- peat in college. Has ability and size. DORMAN MCFARLAND: Sophomore tackle from Georgetown. One of Evans' most promising pros- pects. McFarland was a regular tackle, and his size makes him a conference threat. RAY PIGMAN: One of Ken- lucky's greatest ball-toaters during his three varsity years. Pigman scored 54 points in his senior year. SOL POTTER: Sophomore from Harrodsburg. Saw a lot of action at 1-nd during the 1941 season, and is rxpccted to be around next year if the army permits Georgetown to have a football team. TOM SUMMERS: Sophomore end from Highland Park, Ill. Will be an outstanding flankman during next two seasons if he plays up to par. JOE TAYLOR: Senior tackle from Jenkinjones, W. Va. Rated as one of best tackles in conference during senior year. Played despite broken jaw. PAUL THOMPSON: Senior tackle residing at Spencer, N. C, Hard-driving, feared tackler. Tackle posts will be hard to replace. FORREST WIGGINS: Sopho- more quarterback from Pikeville. Great Field general and extra-point artist Good headworlc and may be regular next fall. NORMAN WITTCAMP: Junior cencer from Ludlow. May be Hrst- string pivot man next fall. Big and husky and good prospect. I94 Nh ip T I G E R S O N THE HARDWOOD y 1, 3' QgiaEY1:.f , F . 0 . '-Qu u - ,fp E 1355, , K' IVY!! 2 . Y I Wfmyf-M-2 an! aziqisy Vgvw M 't'i-1- -H14 A' 1 ,, .4 ,.'f., Ash . -1 LYMAN BENSON . WAYNE BASS. . JUNIOR BRITTON . DUANE CONKEY EUGENE ENLOW HARRY J'ouNsoN BIFF JONES. . . E501 ., ., I xg W f Wm ,, 1 4 rf F I- .- 4 A .-, 7 NTL' A 2 .5 , Al 'Q ar . Ccutfr THORNTON LAMKIN . . Guard LUCIAN LEE . . . Guard RAY PIGMAN . . . Forward SOL POWER . , . .Forfward Tom SUMMERS . . . Forfward FORREST Wxccms . . Center Mui' Q K, i 21' K 'A 'v ,f x x ff, ' New z E L ,gym w N ESQ ,. N . Forfward Forlwarrl F orfward . Guard . Guard Furl-ward x I I Z BASKETBALL SEASON With one of the greatest if basketball teams on record at Georgetown College, Coach Bob Evans worked out a tough schedule for a tough team. V A seventeen-game winning streak as freshmen made the 1941-42 Tiger net aggregation a certain threat in che K. I. A. C. race. After opening with an amazing victory over Cincinnati's Bearcats, the Tigers went on to win three games on a southern tour, including vic- tories over Elon, Emory-Henry and North Caro- lina State, before mighty Duke upset the George- town basketeers, 47-41. The Tigers bounced back to triumph in three more contests before Westei'n and Eastern dis- played their winning ways over the Bengals. Georgetown came back, however, with wins over Berea, Wesleyan, Transylvania, Union, before Union and Eastern chalked-up conference wins at the expense of the Evansmen. Basltelball Huddle Coach B o b Evans George lown s general is mo s 1 n c e d s out a few chief p l n l e r s o h I s baskelaers n o r ma or nel full I' I G Tigers lo u g h schedule T h e neflers In lh a huddle comprise o n e of lhe grealesl b a sk e l b a ll la e m s an the school s lengthy hlslcry The work of several sophomores was outstand- ing for the Tigers, while a freshman, Dick Dun- can, set the hoops alire with great offensive play- ing. Injuries in the early stages of the season hurt the Bengals' hopes. Junior Britton suffered a nervous breakdown, Duane Conkey was the vic- tim of a trick knee, Lyman Benson suffered a wrenched back, Lucien Lee and Dick Duncan sprained ankles. Four of the 1940-41 basketeers were lost by graduation, Burr, Rudy, Kling and Adams, while Honaker and Jones worked in defense plants and Lamma and Johnson joined fighting forces. Only two, Benson and Pigman, will be lost by graduation in June, and, in the event the 1941-42 Bengals can keep out of the draft, one of Ken- tucky's best basketball teams will be at George- town College. .si - - I734, ine: o' f pr' fo a dul'ng th if-4, .ff ,..n , x - J 'l 52' 1 .7 WEAR LYMAN BENSON-President of G Club, is the only member with three letters in three sports Bnson holds three in basketball, football, ancl track. RAY PIGMAN-Three in football and three in bas- ketball. JOE TAYLOR-Three in football. JOHN CHAMBERLAIN-Three in football. JOHN Hoon-Three in football and three in track. WALTER ELMORE-Three in football. PAUL THOMPSON'TWO in football. RoBERT KooN-Two in football. HARRY JOHNSON1TWO in football and two in basketball. EMMETT BOYLAN1TWO in football and two in track. REX MILLER-TWO in football. ERS GF THE U H CALVIN HASTINGS1TWO in football and basketball. FoRREsT WIGGINS-ODE in football and basketball. REEVES FULTON-One in football. JAMES JOHNSON-OHS in football. SOL POTTER-One in football and one in ball. DORMAN MCFARLANDQOHC in football. MAYo BRITT-One in football. TOM SUMMERS'-one in football and one ketball, and one in track. NORMAN WITTCAMP-One in football. JUNIOR BRITTON-0118 in basketball. THORNTON LAMKIN-One in basketball. LUCIEN LEE-One in basketball. WAYNE BAss-One in basketball. BIFF JoNEs-One in basketball. x X5,l 'fDa one in one in basket- in bas- nfl lf rf' if ' by e MWF FRATERNITILS AND SOROIZITIES SM x , is ' 2 Mi . Q 1 L21 SSL fe, V' f M fflv' , 6 x Jn x if. I , K QZQSJL ea -' 1 I ,. :gag -2 V 'Q ff is ' ww, V, -wi 6 , s . L -AA- F .,,,, , V- A ' ,V XV 2 V . L rw--C' - Hifi ' . N' Vv' V rr . Vg an N - .1-,v 'yY.v an Z, L w, - W miW'gZij?Z4: '. :jf . r . V, A . , V 1',4xe,'w:V VV aarw A-If ,,-.- ., . lb 1 . f 'V -1. -ww .1 'V V .3 A :' ,. . - 125+ ,1 , .. 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Sacremry MARY HAMBRICK . . , Trr'a.rzu-rr PLEDGE OFFICERS MAuc:Aklt'i' LUCAS . . ......,. .... P resident Mmmiuua'r Bum, ..... . . Fire-Prfsidmt KQIERALDINIS O'BANmN . . . Treasurer 1Xl.l.IE C0'l'r0N . . . Sacrvlary The Sigma Kappa Sorority, founded in 1874 at Colby College, is the fifth oldest in the United States. It was founded by five women with the high ideals of scholarship and fine courageous womanhood in mind. The triangle is the Sigma's symbol, lavender and maroon its colors, and the violet its flower. The sorority's open motto, One heart, one way, signifies unity and harmony. The official publication is the Sigma Kappa Triangle. The Alpha Chi Chapter was founded on the Georgetown campus in 1929. It makes yearly contributions to the National Sigma Kappa Maine Sea Coast Mission and carries on local philanthropy. '-fi in-3Kf?'dU W erik- Qdisfi? A N ' ia, X ,JWZBS I: A..-. 7 I In .. -I QE , , .,., , . I I I Tn f' 25543-2 - I ' I. A . . 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C I 1 'Y U -I W I Ai ,,I '1 I i l I 5 P W 0-QW ,- 11 s3 . rf dis ' 1 I I l' ACTIVE OFFICERS A, fi, f XJOAN l'iQvKlNs . .... .... . . ..... Prwsident , 'N .Mixer DEAN AnEo'1'r . . .lf'ire-President J X Y v'iAuGus'm STocxnE1.1. . . , . Secrelary If V M1NNxE DEAN . ...... Trrasurer ' JEAN Cocl-IRAN . . . Corresponding Secretary MARY EFF WILSON . . . . House President In gffllb! Vmcmm DENNEY . . . Rush Captain . HM VVILLIE VVAKEFIELD . . . . Reportrr , A4 Q7 'vii u . Bli'I I'Y JONES . . . . . Chorisler i A JF!! eff , 5 1-1 frffyd IHANNE SANDUSKY . . . Hisforinn 1' - Q. ',l ' A,LefgQ,.- .,' ,U ' et , ,JA ,j,,1.4'l Wg, A L PLEDGE OFFICERS M,-fflib' lcfi,x1icfuzEr7i.'I'for1,icrNs . .......,' ..... P resident 1 .. i' 'X IiI,,J, ' 'U 'JCKMCIGIE JONES . . . . If'ice-Presidcnl A ffi'i,L,.i IL , ' I J l,,, LoursEVVE1.,Ls ..... , . . Secretary - I . . 'f' 'I BIi'I l'Y MCMILLAN . . . Treasurer . ' , 4 The Lambda Chi Sorority is the local sorority on the campus. The organization is an out- growth of the Rhoton House Club, which was formed' in 223, one year lyoreiitglaeredwlere any womeilsfsoifidl,QK'QiHlZHiigx1s.,i'n9!glj,e' lTl1e qRI??wIi,hH6qse4, Giluhgaiilioptepk I name of T 195, the Greek sorority on jg' lip 'Iii' ill' li the' camvpusa 'the1S'orority- moved to its ,' - U 4 . A 'I Vx x I V. 7 1, lpresenti' horqefj Jackson' StreetiwDuring the ! Jg. , lp I R 1151 ,Nl 1, -3' 1 ' I , . Us 1, rl MU' ' it 1 if' .- 1,0 ' 1 I, 'Q!- ' ,- ,L 'ILA first year the sorority existed primarily for the social purposes, but since that time it has formed ideals and purposes other than social. The sorority sponsers various charitable projects and this work has become a fundamental purpose of the group. The colors of the sororit are rose and white Y r and the motto is To be rather than to seem. , s 'I . st r lv ,l' 4 If .1 if f n ie' V. Sp-'QM Aff' 7' --:Km 1255253 f:-. 5, . ,3 ' Iwfwm X .V if 115 '. 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The badge is an irregular pentagon holding a five-pointed star set with a sapphire and mounted upon a black background which is surro-unded by an unbroken gold band of pearls. . . . President . Vice-Presidmzt . . Secretary . Treasurer The colors are sapphire blue and white, the flower is the lily-of-the-valley, and the ofiicial publication is the Pentagon. The Alpha Zeta Chapter was founded on Georgetown campus May 22, 1938. One of the sorority's splendid progress is the social service project, the prevention of blindness among the babies of Kentucky. This project is located at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky. H 1 :WS f -lm Ki. as Jr' 1 - E 3am , Q- L:-H5 2 .,., , qi R: ,. E411 , X-.zy Q , r W -V 4.1-xl. :, faefi. W, , .4-YM A4 , im v.,,c,feJW N is 5,f? - ,N '31-I 12 3 231 -14 x A Q 1 '5Fj. .Jr H qi is ' I rw' V 'X ' ,WJ va ,fx ' 71. , a . 'hm' '1l.' . - 1.: . 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The order was founded to set high standards of character, leadership, and to foster and main- tain the manners and customs of the old South. The Kappa Alpha Order has sixty-seven chapters, and is proud of its 29,000 members. Some of the most noted alumni are: Rear Admiral Richard Byrd, Commanding General George Marshall, Randolph Scott, Edgar 4 ' 'w-e . .Vice-Presiderzl . . . . . .Secretary Corre.vjmnding Secretary . .... Historian . . . Trrasurcr . . SL'l'g1'LIlll-Klf-Iqfllli' Hoover, Senator Claud Pepper, and Rex Beach. The Beta Delta Chapter was founded on the Georgetown campus in 1904. Of the many alumni that have gone forth in every walk of life from Beta Delta Chapter are such as Federal Judge Church Ford, T. Russ Hill, J. Lindsay Nunn, Ransom H. Bassett, Exec- utive Secretary of Kappa Alpha Order, William B. Jonesg Shepherd Jones, and many others who have made a place for themselves in the world. 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OYVEN . Tom E. Pozrrax, ju. . DICK I. M11'c1ml.1, . The Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity was founded March 1, 1868, at the University of virginia. The Alpha Lambda Chapter was chartered April 19, 1906. Since then it has fostered and grown upon the high ideals upon which the fraternity was founded. Nationally, Alpha Lambda Chapter has gained many honors, including national scholar- . . . . President . . lfia'-President . . . Secretary . . . Trmsurm' . . Pledge Master ship awards and rating as the best all-around chapter for two successive years. Among the highlights of the past year was the annual spring formal held in Lexington. At present, the chapter has twenty-three ac- tives and eleven pledges. The historic old home of the fraternity is located at 455 East Main Street. I ii-ALQQ mv-JM' H3 Si in le .fi fi' Wlux 3. I 1 'gm-.M , fx WQ,...f, fs- , xl V1 - y 1 ,W ,, 1 f gij,tw:'3:fx,Q If Wf' I 9 Q f . V , ,.xV,W fwfr. y X Ni M 5. 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Lambda Chi Alpha was founded at Boston, Mass., March 22, 1913. The aims, ideals, and functions of Lambda Chi Alpha may broadly be summed up in two words, service and fraternity. The local fraternity preceding Theta Kappa Nu was Gamma Tau Alpha. Three years ago, Theta Kappa Nu and Lambda Chi Alpha united into a much larger fraternity. The Kappa Omega Zeta of Lambda Chi Alpha of Georgetown College received their charter on October 17, 1939. Lambda Chi Alpha is an international fraternity with excellent geographic distribution in leading institutions in the United States and Canada. It was the first general university fraternity to lay CHI ALPHA . . . . - President . . Vice-President . .-.. Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . Social Chairman . - Rush Chairman . . Pledge Master . . Faculty fldfvisor . . Sergeant-at-Arm: plans and to appropriate money for humanitarian work to benefit non-members. In past scholarship rating made by the Inter- fraternity Conference, Lambda Chi Alpha has usually ranked third or better. Lambda Chi Alpha alumni have wielded their influence in all fields of human endeavor. Some of the most noted alumni include: the late Edwin Markham, poetg Sam Huston Jones, present gov- ernor of Louisiana, former Governor Alfred of Texasg former Governor Leslie, Indiana, Lieut. Governor R. K. Myers, Kentuckyg Mickey Cochran, famous baseball player, and Chester Gould. -UM-IIIIIZIKII- . Q .gs -N..m, f , f' -' , 51 4155 ,,.,x , XP WW 4,2 f, EH ' W 5 ss V9-as ' A J ' In f 'Wifi zz Q X i 6 ,V Q 1 W f 4' 6 , , H E, , , ' fa . f x 1 - R I , - N if P V? ' H . W A 4 lf we:-:f.eifF5:f:1: 'S Jwgw I , 2 ff M 4 .1 ss ' 1 38. U i 1' 55, . 11:2 , ea v ':..v?' , -gkww ' rs 5 I-2 3Qf,::J'Y ff- Q N ar 5 11 ' ' QE, f , -Q .- fssm ' - Q me mi E M. x is - ' . px :fm s ss 1 '-'q-10 WUIQEEQ 5? 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A KW A f ,f if X: Xxx N, Q ,f.m:v 1 4 1 t ix Y 4 I xy -A ss JA W x I L .. . x ' H- y N. H H . fe' 2' Bm Q Qwww E fy J., I I if wwzfxg , fzwwiim F 5 1, R X, J agwifx Q W, Him ss ww-s?'N'. ,M g 55v.Mi,.:gM z E 3 fifs ,games Q ,,g,, waz, 2 :main L ,Vw W O mn 14. A m ag gligwgsi. we Hawrin it as fsgusdi ff? as S C. 5 was s T DoRo'rHY SMITH . JOHN SToUT . RUTH BRYANT . RENTZ TPIOMAS . Each College view in terms of student loyalty and May the Student Body of Georgetown ability the candidates for the officers who will act in their interest for the following year. These ofiices of President, Vice-President, Sec- retary and Treasurer draw upon the outstanding members of college groups-students who have made college goals their own, student friendships wholesome parts of their activity, and unity the greatest plan of the elected government. The members-elect are well acquainted with col- UDENT BCJDY OFFICERS - Serrvlary . . .Trmsurer . ,Vice-Prrsiderzt . .President lege tradition, student sentiment, and the body as individual members. They are, as acting mem- bers, required to be closing their Junior year and holders of good scholastic rating. Its organization has drawn together in one great chain the links of independent societies, acting for the student and with the student. The President is enabled by the trust put to him by his elector to serve and guide his college group through the year appointed to him and his co-workers. T721 l l r i Tap Row: Walter Elmore, Phillip Rogcrson, Harold Davidson, Tim Juett. Second Row: Roberta Claxon, Geraldine Hudson, Joan Hopkins, Dorothy Smith, Third Row: Rentz Thomas, Ruth Bryant, Dr. Henry N. Sherwood, Ella R. Black, John Stout. D B The Round Table of Georgetown Col- lege is an organization consisting of the president of the College, the officers of the student body, and the president of each or- ganization on the campus. The purpose of the Round Table is to promote the general welfare of the students of Georgetown Col- lege, and to strive to maintain a spirit of cooperation and fellowship between the va- rious organizations, the administration, and the student body as a whole. The Round Table acts solely as an advisory body which malces suggestions and recommendations to the student body. It serves as an invaluable link in Georgetown College's student gov- ernment. l73l v,f ' E' M A I ,,-,. . ! , ,. A H 5,59 4 H 55' :a s ff ,, H i 1? 3 ag W aw fm W ,X m Zag if Jw. ' mx' , Mn! ,Q , 4 A .L 'REQ YS E? . cg? if 1 . . 1 i ,E - 4 I Q 1 FUTURE TEACHERS The Mary Willougliby Chapter of Future Teachers of America is one of the groups which grew out of the desire of the National Educational Association Com- mittee on the Horace Mann Centennial. It had as its aim the furtherance of the work to which Horace Mann had given his life. F. T. A. as an organization is based upon the fact that the future of mankind is in the youth of today. The purpose of the F. T. A. movement is not to increase the number of young people who enter the teaching profession, but rather to encourage only those to enter who offer in purpose, attitude, and per- sonal character of the best promise of becoming worthy teachers. OF AMERICA I l i 1 Top: Geneva Riley, Nancy Doane, Mildred Murrav, Tim Juert. Bauam: Ermany Warts, Henrietta Napier, Mrs. Kenneth Gillaspie, Gene Robinson. i l U51 F T The Maskrafters was lirst organized in May, 1924, by a group of students interested in dramatics. During the past seventeen years it has grown to be one of the most active groups on the campus. This year, clue to the extra activities necessitated by the war, the Maslcraft- ers decided to present only one three- act play. In February the group had the honor of presenting the premier of i'The Lost Page, written by a former Maskrafter. The purpose of this club is to offer the student a chance to express his dra- matic talent and to learn the funda- mentals of play production. Miss Rena Calhoun is the sponsor and director of this group. She has been ready at all times to help us with our difiiculties. F Buck Row: Emmett Boylan, James Holt, John Callis, J. T. Parks, W. K. Lucas, Joe Asher. Svcorul Row: Margaret Bull, Ruth Barnes. Floy Aber- nathy, Frances Board, Mary Newman, Betsy Jane Fuller, Jean Cochran, Martha Martin. Bottom Row: Carroll Witrcn, Norris Vlilson, Mil- dred Murray, Miss Rena Calhoun, Wilhcr Owen, Nancy Doane, Xvcndell Belew. I761 Back Row: Bob Bennett, Francis Board, Sue Trimble, Troy Hubbard. Sider: Wendell Belew, Neville Claron. From Row: Norris Wlilson, Miss Calhoun, Professor Fields, Elmer Million. I KAPPA ELT OFFICERS Nomus Wn.soN . . . . . . . Prmidnzt WENDIM, BELEW . . Vice-President ELMER Mn.LioN . . ..... Srrrrlary Miss RENA CALHOUN . . Dircclar of Forensics Pnoxf. Cmu. Fnctns . , . . . Debaif Coach In 1908 Pi Kappa Delta was founded. The pur- pose of this organization is to stimulate interest in speech activities and to support intercollegiate com- petition in debate, oratory, and extemperaneous speaking. , Kentucky Alpha, being the first chapter granted to a Kentucky college, received its charter in 1921 at Georgetown College. Since that day, Kentucky Alpha Chapter has produced many distinguished and notable speakers. Our chapter has always held an enviable position among Kentucky chapters. All members are looking forward to the National convention this spring in Minneapolis, Minn. NORRIS WILSON President For faithfulness and hard work, we thank you, Norris V771 Back Row: Ivan Hart, John Hammett, Verdell Bach, Neville Claxon, Joe Asher. Second Row: Henry Wray, Edward Rhodes, J. T. Parks, Leighton Thomas, Rentz Thomas, Emmett Boylan, Rex Miller, James Holt, Wendell Belew. First Raw: Neal Redman, Gene Enlow, Lucian Lee, Dr. Bonawirz, Ruth Hatfield, Norris Wilson, Armor Moreland, Lucas Gaines. EN' GLEE LUB RUTH HATFI ELD Accompanisf OFFICERS Noxuus VVn.soN - . ..... - Prcriflz-nl JOHN H:XMMfi1 l' . . Sf-frrlary and Trcusurrr ,TOE ASl'IER . . . . . Busi11es.v Mmzagw' Lucas GAINES . . ...- Lillrarialz RUTH I-IA'rr1m.n . . .4fcompani.fl No other campus organization can boast a more solid organization than the Men's Glee Club. Unity, work, and cooperation are the wntclrwords of this group. The club is of both musical and practical value to all its members. Each year, under the direction of Dr. lionawitz, the Glee Club tours in a radius of about six hundred miles. This tour is completely arranged and conducted by the boys themselves. Instructive and entertaining programs are given, including compositions by the masters and noted composers and arrangcrs. Dr, Bonawitz, director of the club, for many years sang in opera and concert in Europe and America. E781 , ww: . Q' , -:::,-... , ,. .4 , S, H 'Yr-Wgw 6 E as ' W. wk w ,f1ZZ,5m3- - , 'L ifiwwfviv . . ..,. L, Q , : My -P1 41 V Y 12 Q . WE , H -' 1' ' . . X' 1 ' ' ' 225:-5 4 ' A , , 5 - 1, '21 - 31 lk V A f f f if 'Egg' - W .,, -.ug -932 ,- E ,E .' Ag t -11 ' IK' 5 I 'f,1'W H 31 : 52 sl ' 3 Jay . 5 A v-J -A 56: , ' ' ..'f',- 'zyiib' wg - l - , neva .1' ,gs W F' I f if Q25 , N png K sal It 3523 - fax, sp J' . . N , Q 22,13 .. f Q, i A 'ff - 0 3' Y S TL, ,, A 13-Wfzffs ,ff A Q 3 3 5 , -fx' R ,ary 5, ' sf-5, QQQQ' ?' nlx f ly ffj ffm ji- gl -gspmf 1 'Lv Q' ' Q M 'Q -1 1 , 4 LE x 'fffi gf .ku Z N .w Q J gen, ' , wa'i..v K? 4 1 . um , ' R. 'QW , mw- nm -W- H- V. x mmf' MW EW M, 1 bk 3? ma? :sf n 275- x ya, f f ,Y gvggqfy Ah. ....i1.:.5aQa,.,g.g .,. 5 V Wa 'H Top Row: lohn Hammett, Henry Wray, Betty Jones, Anna R. McClain, I. T. Parks, Phillip Rogerson, Ivan Hart. Sccrmrl Raw: Sue Trimble, Craigge Jones, Betty Duffy, Margaret Hopkins, Mary Newman, Myrtle Newman, Alma Cox, Bonnie Robinson. Tlrinl Row: Mildred Murray, Roberta Claxon, ,leanetre Dixon, Betty Oldham, Ruth Hatfield, Betty Bybee, Frances Board, Ann XVilson, Sarah Garewood, Jean Cochran, Betsy J. Fuller, Blanche Meece, Minnie Dean. Bottom Row: Mrs. Eugene Bradley, Dr. Bonawirz, Ruth H. Barnes, ,loan Hopkins, Ruth Bryant, Jeanne Sandusky, Betty McMillin, Kathleen Thompson. THE GEORGETOWN cl-Iona The Georgetown College Choir, under the direction of Dr. Bonawitz, is one of the most prominent music organizations on the campus. It is composed of forty members who have had experience in voice. At Christmas the choir furnishes the music for the presentation of the Christmas Carol, and a program of Christmas music is presented at the First Baptist Church. This year the choir sang excerpts from Handel's Messiah The Choir gives an annual Easter cantata, and sings at the commencement and class day exer- cises. The group also gives such programs as the regular chapel activities demand. Mrs. Eugene Bradley is the accompanist. The oflicers are: president, Joan I-Ioplcinsg vice- president, Ruth Bryantg secretary-treasurer, Ruth Helen Barnes, and librarian, Jeanne Sandusky. IBO! ,I Leif: .,,,, , 5i'. 4 vw 4 ' 9 I 'T 'WSJSR , . ,, YVVA VW ' gfgiisgi' ,-1 1 ,M M2 3 -alll ,al -. q 8.4 52 35,3-QTf3QQ3w-1, f3Qmgg,g LL- E. 1 1,5 3 gif, iff-f 'fY EiQ A ff- Jil, f, , if M' 4 'H .1 Qi 'I' ' ' AE' I f 'Hg ' f 2 5 Asg,,:a,s '?ff:g?'Kl ,Q gfgilwg' 'f 1:- bf- ff W' Ning! H' 'f F bbw' - I ff ' ' -1 I ,Q . Q '55 ,ky . W ' jxjf BY sm 'K ' . PT- A ' ' aw 'P v?li.4f J 1 M , Y si A N 1' , 'Q , gl . ,, Nw' 4 -. W , A,.,.: z V- . 'Tl V v 'iv ,X -.D A -g' ?v : , 4 . -E ' - ' P 15 was? .N is iwgvf b A 5: ., E L ig: .. Nga Y K 5 7 ' t 'y if as f : - Q' I f . R ' uff W . . I 4 1 f 7, W, ffgx- , -' L 1 ff +9 ' ' , ff iff ' W :gf 571 2 t 'V f , 7 ,, 1 . Q15 gg Q P-W -ge ' i e f V XX , 'f it EQ? A ., gif? B is wg, ,ig LN . ' .pr -1 at of wg- .s-W, Q' gg img f, U - .AK ' 1 W ig .fe P QE? if? M ,ZW - , W Q . 4 -ff b , 5 WW .5 ' , . w . N GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON OFF1cERs Louis JUBANOWSKY . . ,.... . . Grand filrhrmirl HARQLD DAVIDSON . . -... Recorder VVENDELL BELEW . ..... Trraturcr ROBERT KOON . . . . Svryaant-af-.V-1rm.r DR. W. A, PIENSLEY . . The honorary chemical fraternity of Gamma Sigma Epsilon established its Zeta Alpha Chap. ter on this campus in 1928. The fraternity is based on the idea of attaining higher scholastic standing in Chemistry. The chapter offers an award of ten dollars to the freshman malcing the highest grade in first year chemistry. . . Faculty Adfuisor' Members for this fraternity are chosen from those students making at least a B average for four semesters of chemistry. The ambition of every chemistry student has been to obtain grades sufficient to be eligible for Gamma Sigma Epsilon. Of last year's graduates, one alumnus has en- listed for service with the chemical division of the army, and another has gone into defense work. Top: Robert Koon, Harold Davidson. Wendell Belew, William Findt. Barium: Dr. Willianx Wilson, Mullie Lenoir, Louis Jubanowslzy, Rentz Thomas, Dr. William A. Hensley. li i821 RCN T I OFFICERS MILDRED MURRAY . ...... President MARX' H:XMBR1CK . . . - . Secrelary JEANIE'1'I'lE D1xoN . . .... View-Presideni RUTH I-IATFIELD .... - T reasurer ELLA RAE BLACK .... . . . . . . . Warden ACTIVES lVl11.DRIiD MURRAY MARX' I-IAMnRicit ELLA RAE BLACK SHAW' STONE JEANIi'l l'Ii DIXON RU'rn HA'1'P'1E1.D RUTH HELEN BARNES ELAINE HUME PLEDGES Beisv JANE FULLER lfli'1 1'Y DUFFY Be'1'1'Y OLDHAM ESTER I-IAEBERLIN XVANDA lVlCciIl.1. JEAN SMITH RUTH BRYANT Delta Omicron National Professional Musical Sorority was founded December 13, 1909, at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Nlusic. The purpose of Delta Omicron is to establish and foster mu- sicianship among American women. It has as its aim the promotion of American music and musi- cians ancl to encourage the performance of good music in any community. The national organiza- tion covers diiferent sections of the United States. Delta Delta Chapter was chartered and in- stalled on Georgetown Campus March 18, 1933. Since that time it has been an influential organiza- tion among campus women musicians. Top Kuw: Shan Stone, Jean Smith, Berry Duffy, Esther Haberlin. Second Row: Betsy I. Fuller, Ann Wilson, Ruth Barnes, Bcity Oldham, Ruth Bryant. Bonom Row: Miss Caroline Pike, Ella R. Black, Jeannette Dixon, Ruth Hatfield, Mady Hambrick. Mildred Murray. F831 ff, Erie U ma as -4 M. af' ., 9 v?m ML. 9 4 N K' ! 3 sf 1 M 3 y 1: J F 1 W M v 95 Q .--E49 ...Q 5 1 x ph , 35 M 'is . Q33 ,, - -T fx ' 5,5 N NW 1 In C2 QQ? :,. ' QW ' - f1f-w-1W- rf ,K - E Fi , up ,R -1 f V V, 'Q :s i 'WJ ,' 'K ,i 1 J' 'H J F 1 wg, .- --H? Y gif WK 1 -1 A 5:-id 1 H V N A T ,, 1,5 'lf -i Q 1 . Q wtf ., - ' 'N A , -f.,:5,-1 Y F A Av A- 31, , . ,E ,J -Z 1 V2 ' I TNI 3 ff ? w' 'f . - 5: 3, k H, .J . VID X O ' 5 Q . K 4 Q F 7 . - ,T . , , , . iz 5' 'X l- . 'if s I 4: ff 'Skid QL , ,fig , Q 'W' '55, V y if ' Q, ' ,mg :,,V ,,.. . , M . .Sian Y -. if I ' Q, Aww jg 2 V . 1 45 ,J ' -my '-4 W 1' 4 ' R - I fr '- .L ,,, . av Sfsgigrf fy ff ggi! ' ' j vu, an Q55 A W. 0 N , Z Q Rza Nij,Ag,.Q.,fr 1-555 W X 1 ,I X Zgig K ? . S E yas? 'si H ' W K 3: 'f -' f'?5Z?3 , V ,L A Ja .sfg.:. :. - .. - I ' , ff: ,M Q ' I ..1,.: ,5 za' H ' ' - ' i v '- , ' , ' 3 ,ws-r qw ' 1 2 ' 1 - ,. 1 . w 1 A , ', , ' 1 . 4 ' ff? Q2 X LJ, E .. ig 'Z ,wx , V N V . .- V -' , K ' ff 4 ,- , lj D . T?-, lawn- . QSM.. uf .f -2 fv X ll ' F . , A ,,P+.,..., '9W,,.,W ,,,2, Qg ,Wmm,A W,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,....M........., , ' . MY X ' V l 5 V 4 1 A S . I 5 Tull' Row: Errnnny Watts, Geraldine Hudson, Dorothy Smith, Margaret Lucas, Minnie Dean, lean Creech. Boilom Row: Ruth Bryant, Roberta Claxun, Jeanette Dixon, Virginia Denny, Miss Rena Calhoun. WCMEN'S SELF GOVERNMENT Every young woman of this college is a member of the W0mCI1,S Self Governing Association, and has a vote in electing the officers of the Council. The purposes of the Council are to develop the women students of the college in self-control, in respect for authority, in loyalty to ideals, in jus- tice in dealing with fellow students, and to enforce regulations pertaining to student government within the jurisdiction of the Association. JEANETTE DIXON, President ISSJ GEGRGETOWN REVIEW FRANK Hoon, JR. . ..... Editor ELMER MILLION . . . As.vorialeEdi1or PAULINE NEWMAN . . . Secretary to Editor Lucas GAiNrs . . . . Publicity Edimr J. R. BURNS . . . . . Business Manager BLAKEMAN CLARK . . . Ad-verlising Manager ROBERT PAYNE . . . . Circulation M0110-067' The Georgetown Review is published monthly as a supple- ment to the Georgetonian, official weekly collegiate news or- gan of Georgetown College. The magazine is produced under the same staff supervision as the latter publication, and con- tains features, short stories, articles, all of which are prin- cipally of student origin. The purpose of the Review is to promote writing skill and literary achievement among the student body and faculty, particularly among those who desire to take up journalism professionally. i FRANK Hoon EdHor Thanks, for a iob well done. I E1 Qi E861 Under the leadership of a new editor, Elmer Million, and faculty advisor, Homer Lewis, the Georgetonian has reached new heights this year. A staff of interested students have kept the college paper up to the high ideals of journalism, and have made this weekly publication a pleasant phase in everyone's routine activity. The Georgetonian prints in an unprejudiced attitude the news most in- teresting to college student, and malces an effort to publish student opinion and ideas whenever possible. EI.IvIuR Mll.I.ION . FRANK Hoion. . , . , . .Editor . .Associate Edztar JEAN SMITII . - . . .... News Editor MARGARWI' I'IOl KlNS lfII.l,Y rIlIIOMPSON . LAURA MAli HURT VIRGINIA DRNNEY . Bon Know .... LUCAS GAINES . . RUTII I'IA'I'IfIIaI,IJ . . SHERRELI. NUNN ELLY IOIIANNA S'I'ARNz . J. R. BURNS - . . ,LAURA MAI2 HURT . BI.AKIaMAN CLARK MAIJI2I.INIz '1'A'I'uM . CRAIGGE JONES . IvAN HART . . . . Managing Editor . . - Sports Editor . . Society Editor . . Fashion Editor . . Poliliral Editor . . Feature Editor . - . Music Editor . . . . Slaf Artist - Secretary lo Edilor . . . . . . . . - . 4B1lJi7ll'5S Manager - - ffsszstant Business Manager A rlfvrrlising Manager . . flssistant Aldlwrlising Manager - .fissislant fltlfwrlisirzg Manager Circulation Manager GEORGETCNIAN IB71 61, , . 1 --fi' W1 1' ft ,. , , Deaf. , ,,,, R , ,-,,,, 1, ' '. f , ,,- ' I J f J 7 '. f , ,I ,Q If -- Q' 4: . f' 1' , ' f , , ,I 1 -'f 1 ,. I f ' ' - , , ' - -rf' 4, ,f,1-- :' -1. X I BELLE OF THE BLUE VILEY USVVEDEH BLACKBURN LUCAS GAINES . LOURINDA ECE - ANNA RUTH MCCLAIN - . VVILBUR OWEN . VIRGINIA DENNEY FRANCES BOARD . BILLY TPIOMPSON LOURINDA ECE - MILDRED MURRAY JAMES Hour . . 'vVlI.BUR OWEN . ARMOR MORELAND VVILBUR OWEN . BILLY THOMPSON BETTY DUFFY - . CRAIGGE JONES . LAURA MAE PIURT DICK MI'I'cIIEI,L . HENRX' VVRAY . . IioWARn RHODES . NORRIS VVILSON . I-'RANGES BOARD . JOHN CREECI-I . STAFF B U sINEss STAFF .lssislzzrzl Scc'rf'lury I0 .S'e1'mfz11'y Io . -Fmlurz' . I z'anu'e I Ifmlurz' . Sjzorls , Sports - Musir . Muxif . Fnrully . l ar'uIiy . .Srvzior . ..1llI1i0I' SUIPIIUIIIHIY' f Fl'I'.S'hlIlll71 . . . I-Irt . SIlllfJJ'!l0f . Snapshol . Snapshot Edilor Edilor Erlilor Edilor Editor Edilor Edilor Editor Editor Edilflf Editor Editor' Edilor Ediior Edilor Edilor Edilor Edifor Edilor Edflor Ecfillli' . . . .1VIanagrr zlsxislrzrzl Mzmagrr flxszslruzf Mlll11ly1'l' The Belle of the Blue, the college yearbook, is zt Georgetown institution almost as old as the college's own II3 years of existence. In November of this year, the editor of the Belle of the Blue was selected by the Publications Committee, Immediately following, Il representative staff of the student body was organized. 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F I w '1'iQ,:f,1 L Nm in :fn W x B.. ,J Y, v W fa ss in. vm N 5 , a 5 , mamma!! E m mag-W ms ELLA IZAE BlACK MISS SIGMA KAPPA JOAN HOPKIN S RENTZ THOMAS Ouhfunding Girl Oufsianding Boy RAY PIGMANV EDITH TURNER All-around Afhlehu Popular Girl LYMAN BENSON Popular Boy ,W..,,f+'5'Q ul' 'lr ir if The students for this honor are chosen impartially because they have the outstanding qualifications of character, scholarship, leadership, and the promise of usefulness in business and society in later life. Georgetown's representatives for 1941-42 are: RAY PIGMAN . . MINNIE DEAN . HAROLD DAVIDSON RENTZ THOMAS . . IVhiiesburg, Ky. . . Louisville, Ky. . Georgelofwn, Ky. St. Petersburg, Fla. JOAN HOPKINS . . . JOYCE LDNG . . . LYMAN BENSON . WENDELL BELEW . WILBUR OWEN . , .... S 0 1IIL'I'5t'i . Old Bridge, N. J. Highland Park,Ill. - . Crittenden, Ky. . Cofvington, Ky. WHO'S WHO L'NNADM'i,'2J?'bNE5251652 l96.l THE GLENN THEATRE Clean and CornIorIabIe Always Showing Ihe Besr Pidrures GEORGETOWN, KY. PORTRAITS AND GROUP PICTURES IN THIS ISSUE BRADLEY STUDIO Easr Main Sireef Georgefown, Ky WHERE FRIENDS MEET THE SWEET SHOP SHROPSHIRE 81 PORTER INSURANCE Bonds-Real Es'ra+e Phone I9 Georqeiown, Ky. GEORGETOWN NEWS Publishers and CommerciaI Priniers 2l8 EasI Main Georgefown Ky Complimenis of JACOB'S CLOTHING STORE JENKINS LAUNDRY Qualify Laundering and Dry Cleaning - zsw, DISCOUNT On Quick Laundry Quick Delivery CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AND MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS LADIES' FOOTWEAR FLORSHEIM SHOES STETSON HATS LAIR 81 OLDHAM QUALITY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING A+ ReasonabIe Prices GEORGETOWN LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANERS COMPLIMENTS KenIucIcy's IVIOSI Modern Jewelry Shop INex+ Io The Kenfucky TheaI'reI EDWIN BOGAERT JEWELRY STORE SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND NOVELTIES TRESSLAR'S l 5c, I0c, SI.O0 STORES FAVA' S Q A Good Place Io Ea? and Drink Q The sfaff of The BELLE OF TI-IE BLUE and The GEORGETON- IAN wishes To Ihank Fava's for Iheir confinued booslring of Georgelrown College. Complimenfs of COMPUMENT5. LANCASTER HOTEL OF OLDHAM LUMBER Save on Dry Cleaning We Mean, We Clean Paris Pike Phone IZ7 HEBERLING The College Florisl for 40 Years COMPUMENTS Phone 262 OF HOME ICE AND Complimenls of GIBSON SHOE SHOP I-lol' Dogs and Hamburgers l'lAWK'S PLACE ALWAYS We are inleresled in The welfare Georgelown College O WITH COMPLIMENTS THE G. H. NUNNELLEY COMPANY of Complimenfs of H. AND M. SERVICE THE HOME OF VALUES' A Cash Purchase ls a Cash Saving al' J. C. PENNEY CO Lv. ,I COMPLIMENTS IAQ, 'A OF III ,Ai Lf KENTUCKY UTILITIES, MI' TM INC. yf FROM A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF NASH DRUG STORE 'A' Drugs-School Supplies- PrescripTions We Thank you, and you, and you Tor The Trade you have given us. COMPLIMENTS OF ' HAMILTON DRUG ARNOLD S DRUG STQRE STORE A Good Drug S+ore in a Good Town We Thank our adverTisers T Phones 2, I5 GeorgeTown. Ky. making This book possible BELLE OF THE BLUE STAFF ,- .W J- -- Q! 23 ff f .1 f Alam! 12464 5 49 - . 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