Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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Bernie Stiother married more than fifty couples in one day. Sadie Hawkins Day is a day of fun — for the men, any- way. They are the objects of many female pursuers dressed in the traditional Sadie Hawkins manner. Women have been known to run for miles after a certain fellow, only to have him plaster them with shaving cream and eggs. When and if the evasive male succumbs, he and his Daisy Mae are married by Preacher Sam, and the wife may safely release her grip. They are united for the entire day, and Daisy must pick up her husband for the matri- monial dance that evening. It only happens once a year! And Sadie Hawkins Day. Some men can be most difficult! ■ ' Hey, drop it, man . . . We ' re on Candid Camera! Ah just knew he ' d be pleased to be caught by me! My toes are cold!

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Miss Jacquelyn Mayer graces tlie events so carefully planned by General Chairman of the Boone Festival, Mr. Bill Murphy. The jets came as a thundering climax to the spec- tacular events. The Daniel Boone Festival incites student participa- tion. Miss Ameria of 1963, Miss Jacquelyn Mayer, stu- dent at Northwestern University, contributed her beauty and charm to the festive events this year. Last year ' s Miss Daniel Boone, Miss Sheryl Cowan, a senior at Barbourville High, is now a freshman at Union. The Big Gun Float sponsored by members of Alpha Phi Omega added to the promotion of the cooperative spirit between the college and the community. The Festival Parade, featuring Miss America of 1963, Miss Daniel Boone and Little King and Queen, 1963 Mother of the Year, 1963 National Spelling Bee Champion, and many other attractions, had as its thundering clima.x a jet performance. The Daniel Boone Festival Last years Miss Daniel Boone, Miss Sheryl Cowan, and Mr. Dennis Comer help the community make the Daniel Boone Parade a better one. Her personality complements her radiant beauty.

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The Oldsters compete And the North was victorious! Its Homecoming . . with the Youngsters. ' On October 19, the campus hummed with activity. Old familiar faces ex- pressed the joy of seeing old friends once again. Various campus organizations added color to Homecoming through their displays. Special entertainment was provided for the alumni. Luncheons, tennis matches, an intramural football game between the North and South, a choir concert, teas, receptions, and the annual Homecoming Banquet and dance and the crowning of the Homecoming Queen whirled us round and round in a whirlwind of activity. Before anyone cared to realize. Homecoming was over, and the alumni had left; and the routine of classes had begun once again. Homecoming displays compete for prizes. Alpha Phi Omega built this Kentucky Rifle float. 10