Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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20 THE STESPEAN i:iiiiiiiiiiiiii:ui::ii. : : minimi mi : ALLEN D. TUGGLE He needs no one to speak for him — he speaks for himself. Bear has been away from us this year in medical college; altho away from us in person, he has been with us in spirit and so much so that he gets his A. B. along with the other five Sen iors. SARAH KELLEY Silence is one great art of conversation. Tay is one of those quiet, unob- trusive souls that you yearn to know, and when you do to know her is to love her. She goes about her work in that slow, dig- nified manner, and she always accomplishes what she sets out to do. Her worth wins hearts and her constancy keeps them. .

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THE STESPEAN ' mi in™ minim cmiim w : imimimiimimi r.mam !,„; - 19 ' J FRANCIS NUNVAR They laugh that win. A jolly fellow he, with never a bitter word for anyone, willing to try anything and always anxious to help anybody out. He is eternally trying to prove some psy- chological fact by playing a joke upon someone! Then he will talk — ye gods! how he will talk. THELMA MOREHEAD Her eyes were deeper than the depth of waters stilled at even. She calls herself a pillar of Union Col- lege, and what will U. C. be without her, after depending upon her for lo! these many years? Her voice is so sweet that, when she sings, the birds hush to listen. Yes, she sings, but she also works untir- ingly to learn to cook — she expects to need to cook many, many more times than she expects to sing. Nimraiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitimiii I minim immm n ■ mm:: 1 . , j; ;■ r ;n , ■ . B | ir ;l! T , !rr r T ;„; ]mT ■!,,. i |, S :„, 1 , : ,,; mKa] :mn

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THE STESPEAN 21 au i i inn inn J ,:,. ' ....:■.■ i n lira m i limn irnr : iiiiiiiinimill REEDA FISH Life without laughing would be a dreai-y blank. Fishie is patient, plodding .nd per- sistent, steadfast and sincere, but you must not think from that that she isn ' t a jolly good sport, full of fun and mischief too, for she is. We see her in the future in the Mission field wrapped up in her life wo rk, but she never will be too busy to play a game of rook. REV. O. W. MILLER I dare do all that may become a man Who dares do more is none. Mr. Miller comes to us from Cincinnati after studying law in Denver, graduating at Cincinnati University. He is our preach- er, philosopher and all round Senior. Altho Mrs. Miller says he is a very peculiar man, we have found that his peculiarities are commendable and fit in nicely with our student life. He is fine in every sense of the word; he stands for everything good and worth while; he even likes a good joke. His very presence challenges the best in his associates. In A ' s he shines, but in A- pluses he leads. Not only a new member was added to our Senior Class, but new strength in the Reverend Oscar W. Miller.