Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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hearts aflame with her red hair — aflame with rage, and with admiration. For further informa- tion inquire, respectively, of Joe Myers and Laurence Wagers. Speakng of Joe Myers, he is always ready to talk. He talked too much one day, but luckily she didn ' t accept him! None of the Freshmen have been bothered with coughs the second semester — for we now have the Smith Brothers to supply us with their famous remedy. Other high lights in our constellation are: Sadie Kelley, who holds the world ' s record for being late to class; Dot Baugh, cheer leader, who not only can yell, but is also acrobatic. John Fred Williams is so popular that he wears a sign which says, One at a time, girls. Then there is William Pippin, who can describe anything w!th two words, Pretty good, and James Large, who, contrary to custom, is most active when tickled. Prof. Pippere, class sponsor, is acclaimed a good sport by the whole class. He responds to all pleas for help, even to being Santa Claus. From this account some might infer that our most worthy class is a trifle green. Well, what if we are? Isn ' t green God ' s chosen color? And wasn ' t it a saint who immortalized it? Here endeth this account of the Freshman Class, with a word of apology and congratulation to those left out. We couldn ' t tell everything, for which be duly grateful. So, Here ' s to the Freshmen, All tried and true; You 11 be Sophs next year Good-bye! Boo-Hoo!

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Fresh resnman CI ass Here ' s to the largest class Union College has ever had! Sixty-five strong, we have made a record for ourselves that the upper classmen might well emulate. It is partly due to the efforts of this class that the custom of weekly class meetings was inaugu- rated, a thing much needed, although some mercenary souls have been so ungrateful as to say that these meetings were not at all conducive to pleasure. Possibly the occasional references of the treasurer to class dues is responsible for this feeling. In the contest for the picture contributed by the Elson Art Company, who won? Freshman, of course. Which class has the prettiest girl in school? Again comes the answer, Freshman, of course. And what other college class is the happy possessor of twins? None. To mention individually each member of this organization would require too much space and more adjectives than our language boasts; but there are a few whom we think deserve espe- cial consideration. Fred Rigshy, president, has proved a very capable and long-suffering execu- tive. He has, in addition to his college course, been taking some extra instruction in the Academy. The hasketball wonder, Chick Lawson, has a marvelous gift — of saying one thing and meaning another. Every Friday, for a whole semester, George Gallagher has poured forth such a pas- sionate plea for the almighty dollar that members of the class have gone to him with tears in their eyes, begging him to accept their class dues. Although she has a head full of notions, Cledith Sewell has been an efficient chairman of the social committee; she is afraid, however, that too many parties and too many howls will break her heart some day. Julia Boggs has set many

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