Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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Lhing facilities for men were expanded from Stevenson Hall on the front campus to Lakeside Manor, located beside one of several ponds in the area. Union ' s Physical Growth Vividly Contrasts The Old And The New Even the old can become new as the old gym was made into a new home for the drama department, and physical education activities were moved to a new, modern, spacious building. tf s m rrr fff fIt-P| ■ ■ ■MHUHHIH|llllltHM|| W §• J(pM . -h ' . , -j ' J-e- til S Bri ' ? W ti ' ' ' t v S» ' The Snack Shack, scene of dense smoke, jukebox music and noisy crowds was replaced by the Student Center with its soft music, plush interior, and varied facilities.

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Coach Bush relaxes at home with Bill, Becky, and his wife Paula. It is with great pleasure that we dedicate the 1965 Stespean to Coach Herman Bush, Athletic Director and Chairman of the Division of Health and Physical Education. We call this a dedication; and it is an especially fitting term for Coach Bush because of his own dedication to the people, institutions, and ideals which represent the highest values in our society. He is dedicated to his family — his wife, Paula, and his two children, Bill and Becky. He is dedicated to Union College. His foresight, faith, and hard work were instrumental in giving Union a new physical education building that is admired by all of southeastern Kentucky. He is dedicated to a strong program of health, physical education, and athletics, and believes that they are vital to the total educational program. He has served Union College well in various coaching capacities, including basketball, tennis, and golf. His dedication to the students is very obvious. He is in- terested in every student, not just the athlete. Their welfare is his first concern as he renders a helping hand and a word of encouragement to all who need him or ask for his help. He has helped many athletes get an education that would not have been attained otherwise. He is dedicated to bringing sunshine into a dark world. Un- surpassed in wit, his sly sayings and clever remarks bring a smile to every lip and a warmth to the coldest heart. Finally, Coach Bush is dedicated to his God. His good deeds and his service to his home, school, community, and fellow man attest to this fact. It is for these reasons, and for others which cannot be ex- pressed in words, that we pay tribute to Coach Herman Bush — idolized by his athletes, and admired by all. Coach Bush and Miss Pat add to Homecoming festivities with their remarks between halves of the Union-Knoxville College game.

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Each day many visitors come to view the majestic beauty of historic Cumberland Falls. There is much of yesterday that is a part of today, and much of today that looks to yesterday. It is not difficult to find traces of history, of tradition, of the old influencing and mingling about with modern man, with the 20th century generation. The Cumberland Valley pro- vides one of the richest illustrations of this fact and Union College students have a great opportunity to learn the lesson well. The Present Unites with the Past in Many Varied Ways Folk songs, both of long ago and of the present day, are very popular with the new generation.