Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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46 THE STESPEAN .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiininiiiitniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiii : iiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiniiminiiiiiiiHiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiintiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii JUNIORS J ' rt ' .sident Cassie Cox Secretary and Treasurer Odessa Ft)ley ' ice Tresident Margaret Wilson Veil Leader Bernice llunifleet Class L ' lildrs Na y and Gold Class iM ' iend Aliss Carter ai !IIHIIIIi!lllllllllllllllllllinii|ll{lll!l!l|ll!||l||||UI|||l|||lll|l|l||||||||||||||t|[|||||til|i||l {||ll|l|lillllllllllllin[llllljl!l

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THE STESPEAN 45 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiNiiiNiiniiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw LELA VINCENT, Voice Graduate Lela is not a High Schdol Senior as she had that honor last year, but she is a voice senior. She has studied only music this )-ear. She has worked faithfully and wel] and receives a certificate from Mrs. Nunvar ' s department. Her voice is truh- xdnderful. Lyceum artists may come and go, Init we always prefer Lela. Sometimes, when she starts a long ascending phrase, we think she can ne er reach such a height, yet we know she has to. and she al- ways does. She never disappoints us. Her tones ring clear, and she drops from her height back to earth with the ease and speed of a sk} lark. We are looking forward to a recital which she is to give near the end of school. Lela has a natural stage pres- ence that makes her as eas}- to look at as to listen to. Yes, we are quite sure that she will make a second Galli Curci.

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THE STESPEAN 47 PEPPY JUNIORS Ha])py Hooligan — GIonni - (lus Miat in the world is the matter with us! Nothing ' at all — nothing at all We ' re the class that knows it all Yea! juniors! ' ea ! juniors! These jolly juniors, lull of pep are well rcjjresented hy their yell. Al- ways on the go — can ' t be held l:)ack ! F. •er ■thing we take hold of we make a success. We ' re not bragging — we just tell the ])lain facts. We took hold of the Orange and Black and on e ' ery hand is heard. The best Orange and Black e er published. We ha e alwa} s had snapp} ' write-ups and up-to-date news. We added a special feature to the paper — Romance Nook — edited b - an unknown jack and Jill whose wise and witty advice to premature lovers alone is worth a year ' s subscription. juniors are sometimes called Wise Fools. but we are too modest to adopt the adjective and too truthful to admit the noun. In athletics we ' re in the swim. With victor}-, igor and vim. Just locik at the score, just grin at the roar Which we perpetuate Both early and late, On gridiron and diamond grdore. The Juniors have the best pianist in school, the best cooks, the founders of the Home Economics Club, the most enthusiastic and willing bunch of students to put on plays and literary programs, and last but n( )t least, the best class friend. ( )ur class friend. Miss Carter, through thick and thin, has stayeil with us. When we would get discouraged and our pep would leave us about our paper or class work she would always renew our igor by her pleasant smile and kind words, . he is a friend worth ha ing. And •es, cjh ves — the Junior class will royally entertain the Seniors on April the 12th. ' e challenge not only the little things of life but also the larger things for our motto is, Our Li -es Shall Be A Challenge Not A Truce. Odessa Fole3 Class Secretary.