Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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COLLEGE FRESHMAN CLASS TMfinaSL President — Tlielmu V. Moreheid Secretary and Treasurer — Horace M Barker College Freshies we are but not green or insigni- ficant, for we have adopted the Sophs and Juniors, thus standing next to the Seniors in power. We are nineteen, strong and full of pep. Our class has several good orators and to sit in class and hear them soar to heights sublime would charm the heart of a lizard. We are well represented in Athletics. We have two men on first Basket Ball Team and the star Base Ball player of the sunny South is a member of ' 23. Our cIlss had the honor of having selected from among them one of the three delegates who were sent to the Student Volunteer Convention at Des Moines, Iowa. Every member of our class has been active in the up- building of the Adelphian Literary Society. On January 16 we gave the dignified Seniors a banquH that will be a lasting memory to both classes. Should we keep our number, and our ambition, we shall have a large grad- uating class and we shall wear our caps and gowns with much dignity the last term of ' 23.

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COLLEGE SOPHOMORE CLASS i ■ i uj ! ! ! ! 1 r i F » ! ■ t 1 ! 1 • -= » , I ill! 1 Altho the quantity of the Sophomore Class is lacking the quality is right there. There are only three of us. but we are none the less prominent. One is a musician, one a preacher and the other a noteworthy postmaster. When the Student Volunteer Convention met at Des Moines, Iowa. U. C. sent our preacher as a delegate. We are a loyal class and love U. C. One of our number decided to see some of the world and went all the way to Georgetown. However he could not forget us. or feel at home without us, so one day Bill came back. He has nob,ly joined us in our upward climb and we hope he will not stray away again until we have finished our College Course. We are too small to make much noise but we are steadily going on hop- ing to be noticed and appreciated sometime!

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ACADEMY SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Good-bye Academy! We have been in Union seventy-five years. We added it up and we know. Some ot us toddled here as little folks — now we toddle away. Members have come and members have gone, but as a Class, pep and spirit has been our portion. We have been the goat many a time but have butted our way thru. Ye bruises and scraps, farewell! Other classes have entertained us in classic style. We doff our mortar boards and say Thank you! Faculty and fellow students undoubtedly agree that we are the Bojsheviki per se of the school. — High class Bolsheviki. we say. But seriously, our ambitions are many and of the highest order. We feel that life is just opening be- fore us and we go ever forward to the best. Adelante!