Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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f t ' - The Advent of .jj ' BXA members present a st ' le show for Mother ' s weekend in May. Lois Crowe, last year ' s president of Beta Chi Alpha, lends additional charm to tlie roses planted by that society. When the white magnolias and pink cherry trees begin to bloom on campus, when the days turn warm, and students cut classes in order to lie in the sun, when amorous couples become more amorous, spring has arrived! Along with spring we enjoy the dances, the Moun- tain Laurel Festival, and graduation ac- tivities. We even entertain visions of being swept away by the floods, but the reality of the flood wall around Barbour- ville keeps us safe and dry. The graduating class ot Frank Gilbert. iyti3 gave as their class gift a blue poplar tree to Dr. 22

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The cast of Our Town is eagerly applauded by the audience. . the universe, the Mind of God. ' iPP-3 . . . Self-Expression Bob Eustice played the stage manager in Our la ch fy ' ' himself clearly and with j rs. Gibbs and Mrs. Webb enjoy talking over beans. confidence. Emily and George, two ty young people from Gro- 4 i ' vers Corner, are united Y in marriage.

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Many families outside Baibouiville ' s flood wall had to evacuate their homes. The murky waters in the Spring of 1963 did much damage to Knox County. . . Spring. Robert Miitney, conductor of the Louisville Symphony Orchestra visited our campus in May. Union ' s candidate for Mountain Laurel Festival Queen of 1963, Rae Sharon Stetler, is fourth from the right.