Kentucky Military Institute - Saber Yearbook (Lyndon, KY)

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C L A S S DAVID ALBERT DeLOI'IG: IR. WILLIAM COWAN CUNNIINGHAM Crummxes Kentucky Entered K M I September 1934 Pr1vate Company C Cll Sergeant Company B C23 Platoon Sergeant Company B C2l INonComm1ssoned Offxcers Club C27 D1st1ngu1shed M1'1lUTY Cll Rllle Team Cll C25 Honor Roll 'll Blscoe Hlndman Medal for lumor Clas Cll Allen P Dodd Scholarshlp Medal Cll Mllltary Edltor ol Saber Too much could not be sald about lh1S l1ttle Napoleon for he IS an e cellent udent and a hne cadet Cunny has always been a hard worker a square shooter and a true frlend He IS the number one man rn hrs m1l1tary class and oh yes Cunny rs also consldered an expert wrth the r1fle So watch out Harlan' IULIAN T. DARLINGTON Huntington. West Virginia Entered K M I Irmuary 1935 Prrvate Company C Cll lst Class Prlvate Company B C2l Corporal Company B Cll Non Commxsstcn d Olflce s Club C2l Second Team Foot bol C2l And now lad1es you re loolclng at a real gentleman and gentlemen you re lookmg at a real scholar and a real man Iul1an doesnt say mucn but he gets thmgs done We dare anyone to lxve wxth h1m as long as we have and not admlre hlm very rruch Ann Arbor, MlCh1gGI1 Entered K. M. I. September, 1934 Prlvate Comoany B Cll Corporal Company B C27 Non Conemlssloned Olhcers Club C27 Thls boy wlll argue wrth anybody He w1ll tak any sde of an argument and convmce you that you are wrong But when 1t comes to wlshmg oth r people well study1r'g or bemg a pal Dave has an A plus rat1ng Page Twenty one j 4-. , , . ' 1 I . .. 1 , A 5 . 2 - - ' ' e i . ,. 9 , 1 , 1 , ..., , .. . g - - e r 5 - 2 . . . . ' 7 ,,- .: , l I I 5 ,Ci .2 3 5 . ll C J . .. I . X- st . I 15 I ...N P ,txy 1 - 1 .,+ , 1-.fe

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WILLIAM IOHN CARTER p.,,.s,,,.,t,.M., SENIQR Entered K. M. I. September, 1928 Graduated Fowler Hall, 19315 Private, Company UB C155 Corporal, Company UC C255 Color Sergeant C355 lst Lieu- tenant, Company HB C455 Captain, Company HB' C455 Non-Commissioned Officers' Club C25, C355 Commissioned Officers' Club C455 Honor Company C25, C355 President of Class C455 Vice Presi- dent of Class C15, C25, C355 Varsity Foot- ball C25, C35, C455 Captain Football Team C455 Varsity Baseball Cl5, C25, C35, C455 Second Team Football C155 Varsity Ten- nis C455 President of K Club C455 Sports Editor of Saber. Billy should be named Captains Carter, for he was the Captain of the Varsity football team, the Varsity base- ball team, a Captain in Company and President of the Senior Class. What more could you ask any man to do in one year? His executive ability is also responsible for a most successful series of dances. His spirit and per- sonality are the kind we all want and Bi11y's place is one that is not going to be easy to fill. Page Twenty I. C. CODELL. IR. Winchester, Kentucky Entered K. M. 1. September. 1935 Private, Company UB C155 Varsity Football C155 Intramural Wrestling C155 ' K Club. Well, you Sailors can breathe easier now, because K. M. 1. is going to lose her dreaded fullback. We know our schedule next year will be a lot tougher, because we wont have hard-hitting ltrn Code-11 with us As a football player he was excellent5 as a friend, supreme, lim, were sorry to see you go, but keep hitting that line and we ll hear from you. WALTER FRANCIS COLE Greensboro, N. C. Entered K. M. I. Ianucrry. 1935 Private Company 'BH Cllg 1stC1a.ss Private, Company 'BH C255 Corporal Company B C215 li-lon-Commissioned Officers' Club CZE5 Second Tearn Foof- ball C155 Track Cll, C215 lntramurul Wrestling CZI. lse from lieth Ca-a-ix:-a, says Watt Cole a true son of the South Watts smiling face and good old Southern draw. will be missed when he leaves us in lune but there are two tnirigs we already know about his future' lie will always support the University ci flortri Carolinas football ieazzi and will always ccrne out on top- wno matter wnat he chooses to do. Y

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IOHN WERNER DeVENNE 1...1......., Q... SENICR Entered K. M. I. September, 1934 Private, Company B 115, Corporal, Company B 125, Non-Commissioned Officers' Club 125, Company Football 115. Gentleman Iohnf' in spite of the Annex, Smith, and Syme, is about to graduate, and while we are happy that he belongs to '36, we are sincerely sorry to see him leave. Iohn has always been a real pal, and as a Colgate student, we are expecting big things. Page Twenty-two 111 ,' FRANK BERNARD DOWNEY, IR. Huntington, West Virginia Entered K. M. I. September, 1935 Private, Company UC 115, Second Team Football 1l5. Frank is a combination of everything it takes to make a real boy, he knows a lot about handling a football, and he never makes grades below ninety. Then, too, he is no mean authority when it comes to the ladies. Best o' luck, Frank! GEORGE MCCANS DUGAN Huntington, West Virginia Entered K. M. I. September, 1934 Private, Company C 115, Sergeant, Company UB 125, Platoon Sergeant, Company B 125, Non-Commissioned Officers' Club 125, Oratorical Contest 115, Varsity Football 125, Varsity Track 115, 125: HK Club. During his two years at the Ken- tucky Military lnstitute, George took part in several different kinds of ath- letics and other activities. His winning smile and willingness to help everyone will be missed more than words can ex- press Good luck, 'Dugf' . . 3. .5 K. , -r ...ut , . ,,, . L 'Q G K ,.. It .,,. , . XL 5. ,R 5, 5.,J .S 1 J , . . - 1 5+-1.-F A .., ..' '. .. 4- x..t . H.