Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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THOMAS IRENE DOT MAYME

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The Stespean, Nineteen Twenty-Seven )enior Will Item . The Class of Twenty-Seven bequeaths to each and every student of Union College a copy of the songs, To the Work, and Stepping in the Light. We feel that these songs have been sung so often in chapel no memory of school life would be complete without them. Item 2. To the student body we leave money to buy three brightly illuminated buses in which to make athletic trips. Item 3. To the Freshman Class Dorothy MacPhail leaves her illustrious example of perfect chapel attendance. Item 4. To all students from Clay County, Mayme Hensley leaves the story of her Christmas trip to Manchester. 77cm 5. Oscar Jarvis bequeaths to Happy Mayhew and Catharine Hawn his deliberate method of speech. Item 6. Taylor Jarvis leaves his Ford to anyone who can drive it faster than he can. Item 7. Airs. Dyer leaves her method of making A ' s to anyone who wants to get on the Special Privilege List. Item S. Thomas Hignite leaves his love of an argument to Lawrence Wagers and Prof. Rackley. Item Q. Bill Messer leaves, to the most deserving, the privilege of play mixed doubles with Eula Mae. Item 10. The class leaves it most sincere and heart-felt sympathy with the faculty for their colossal patience and efforts to sharpen our intellects. Item 11. The class leaves its good will to the bachelor members of the faculty, with the advice, Do their best. (Signed) XYZ. Chronicles of 1926-27 September 21 — School opens with a bang! Halls are crowded with new students — lots of pretty girls, too. 23 — Lost, one freshman. Finder please return to English room. Who? October g — Bulldogs lose to Hiwasse by a very small score. 16 — Bulldogs lose to Tennessee Wesleyan — better luck next time, gang, iq — Thrills and heart wiggles. Speed Hall girls get social privileges to the movies. 2(1 — Edith Cheap elected Editor-in-Chief of the Orange and Black. Makes lengthy speech in chapel. 24 — Ross Baldes, our would-be Doug Fairbanks, falls from Merle ' s Ford coupe and receives enough cuts and bruises to prevent any such further performances for a long time.

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COLLEGE JUNIORS