Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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A. ..i ','.i I sis ft - in is' ,. A fl s ' I 1 First Row: Walker, Cantrell Moore, Staton, Banks. Second Row: Barndollar, Delong, Cain Draughn, Strange, Lewis, Haney, Salyer, Johnson. Third Row: Mullins, Greene, Davidson Robinson, Lamb, Kclly, K. Skaggs, Bentley. Not Present: Hamilton, M, Skaggs, Wellman C Y.w. c.A. Evelyn Moore ..... ................. P resident Anna Staton ...A.......,.. .,..... V ice-President Juanita Cantrell ....... .......... S ecretary Candace Banks ....,... ...,...... T reasurer Mrs. Kate Hill .....,. ........ S ponsor h The Young Women's Christian Association is one of the oldest organiza- tions on the Campus. Its major purpose is to keep alive the religious spirit of the youth of the campus and to furnish a wholesome form of social life. Their programs consist of guest speakers, discussion panels, student worship services and wholesome recreation. This year the Y.W.C.A. has sponsored a Christmas Vesper Program for the faculty and students, which is hoped to be made an annual tradition, We have also sponsored a series of programs on spiritual guidance, and a candle- light initiation service tor new members. We plan to sponsor an all-school picnic, make a donation to the World Student Service Fund, and sponsor an Easter Sunrise Service. Several members will represent Morehead at the Ken- tucky Area Y.W.C.A. meeting in Berea.

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First Row: Stewart, Barnes, Thompson, Everhart, Fair. Second Row: Claypool, Sickafus, Hol- brook, Haggan. Third Row: Wilkinson, Collis, Hooker, Vanhoose, Hays. Not Present: Perk- hiser, Wilson, Parker. RACONTEUR Jeane Thompson ...... Bill Everhart ......... Duerson Barnes ..... Garland Wilkinson ...... ------ ............................Editor ...............Associate Editor ................Business Manager .Asst. Business Manager John Collis ............... ..................... J unior Editor James Perkhiser ........ ........... S ophomore Editor Jack Hooker ......... ...... F reshman Editor Marvin Wilson ...... ......... S ports Editor Merl Fair ................. .............. C lub Editor Nancy Holbrook ....... .................... F eatures Editor Charles Sickafus ....... ................ P hotographic Editor Arthur Stewart ......... ....... A sst. Photographic Editor Drexel Wells ........ .......................Photog rapher Bill Vanhoose ....... .............................. Writer Bill Hays .............. ............ W riter Everette Parker .... ............... W riter Mrs. Naomi Claypool ....... ........ C o-Sponsor Henry C. Haggan ........... ........ C o-Sponsor After five years with no publication of the Raconteur, due to shortages created by the war, the Senior Class has once again, through struggle and strife - and fun, come through with a Yearbook. We hope it is a good one and that through our efforts the precedent of publishing the Raconteur may be re-established.

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First Row: Cecil, M. Fair, Thompson, Bledsoe, Second Row: Slater, Alley, Walker, Hutchin- son, N. Fair, Caudill, Parker, Zornes. Third Row: Young, Fielding, Lay, Hooker, Meager Webb,.l. Collis, Prokopovich, Stewart, Claypool. Not Present: Dobyns, Thomas, Wilson, D Collis, Mobley, Patrick. BEAUX ARTS CLUB Jeane Thompson ..... .....,,.,... ..,.,. P r esident Janet Patrick ....,. ...... V ice-President Merl Fair ....,.........A ......,,.... S ecretary Joan Cecil .,............,.,...... ...... T reasurer Sponsors Mrs. Naomi Claypool Tom Young The Beaux Arts Club was organized by Mrs. Claypool in l935, for the purpose of giving students the opportunity of learning how to appreciate art and to participate in art activities whether they are art students or not. The name Beaux Arts is French tor the beautiful arts, the brushes and palette are the symbols representing the tools of their workg red. blue and yellow are their colors. The activities of this group deal with the making of art objects, sponsor- ing art entertainments, and studying about the works of fine art. Two of the high points in their program is the Annual Beaux Arts Ball, which is a costume affair, and the bus trip to Cincinnati to see the art of the Museum. Terminal. Rockwood Pottery and other points in the city.