Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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THE STESPEAN 25 SENIORS RUTH BOWMAN Barbourville, Ky. Major — History The most industrious Senior you ever saw is Ruth Bowman. She is an artist in making ' friends; indeed, to her this is as important as the hunt for the elusive A ' s Yes; it is Ruth ' s jolly good nature that makes the entire school sorry that she isn ' t a Freshman instead of a Senior. ANCIL PAYNE London, Ky. Major — History Twice a day for six years, to the post office and back, has made for Ancil a place in Union ' s history. The duty may seem rather monotonous but if we are any judge of the affair, the pleasure with which Ancil delivers a forty pound pack- age to Speed Hall mitigates any drudg- ery ' of the routine. Do not get the idea that Ancil is merely postman; in his studies he carries off honors not infre- quently; he sings a pleasing high tenor, and his name might be Cephas, a rock, for such is his dependable character. Illlllllllllllllllfflllllllllllll Illlll!!!!!!lllllllll!!llllll!il!!!i: [Illllll !l:lll ' ' i !!! Vllill IINNl ' lll ' ll lllllllMIII ' llllllilllUi.l ' llllillll.llli!!!!!! Illlll]lllll!llllll!llllllll!!! 111)1!!!! lilinillllHlllllllllllOIIIIIII

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24 THESTESPEAN iiiilllllliliiiiiililllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillilllllllllM SENIORS VIOLET HUMFLEET Barbourville, Ky. Major — English Une maitresse de Francaise, as a cer- tain class at 8:50 will remember while others not so fortunate will regard her as a student, but both will agree that her sincerity and paramount ambition to learn and teach, make her a student to whom A ' s are not unknown. Not only is Miss Humfleet qualified as a teacher of French, but she has also passed the requiremnts for a Red Cross Instructor in Life Saving, a distinction conferred on a rare few. JOSH S. FAULKNER Barbourville, Ky. Major — Education We who have watched the old guard slowly march away from their Alma Mater must shed one more tear in part- ing from another of these illustrious re- tainers of Union ' s traditions. We speak of Josh, whom we know as an accom- plished gentleman, a verray parfit gen- til Knight. He coaches the Academy boys basketball and stars on the Faculty team. In the band he toots a melodious trombone. They say that Josh is no laggard in love; we will not affirm this, but it is to be suspected. mil Ilillllllllillllllllllllllillll liiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnniiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiniiiiiiiiii

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26 THE STESPEAN i: m nmiiiin niiiiiiiiiiiniiii miiiimiuuiiii I uniuiiiiiiiiiiiiiliillill 1111111111111111111 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiii: i iiiiiiiiiiiiimin mi SENIORS REBECCA SAWYER Barbourville, Ky. Major — History Rebecca is the College Registrar; she it is who writes upon those little white slips for you, letters ranging from A to F; the students who receive mostly A ' s are very thankful for her services, while some who draw F ' s are rather dubious about her value to the admin- istration. Regardless of all this, Rebecca performs her official duty in the same manner as she does her lessons, faith- fully, and above reproach. WILLIAM MARTIN I ' arbourville, Ky. Major — History A genial, smiling friend is William Martin, one with whom it is a joy 1 to associate; his brown eye often speaks keen appreciation when his lips are silent. Last fall Bill went in for foot- ball and won a letter for his season ' s work. He was the efficient business manager of the 1924 Stespean. Bill is a born salesman. He can draw the coin from your purse when he wants to, with any kind of an article, from books to silk hose. Bill ' s all right. . ' : Mini ' ■mm iiiiiiiiiilii:iiiiiiiiiii iniliuiiiiiiiiiiii!i:iiiiiiiiiililliiiiiili!;ii::i l .iii«i.nii | i: l iiiii:i| i:iiiiiiii:ini!ii: sum :::! ' :;:::. ;in:i;l