Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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LINES, LINES, Clockwise from the top: Students mull over reg- istration directions. Your financial aid award is... Dean Mays presents the Parent of the Year Award to Colonel Harlan Sanders during the an- nual festivities of Parent ' s Weekend. Kim Jufer, Joe Emmel and Rev. Gibson play Shuffle Board during the All-College Picnic. Could I have the class cards for... Opposite page: Dr. Rose chats with Laura Yinger at the Faculty-Stu- dent Reception. Mrs. W. Vinyard and Colonel Sanders applaud the singing performance of Terri Turner. Dr. Myers and Bill Peebles com- pete at horseshoes. Dr. Charles Simms receives a gift of appreciation from President Miller during Founder ' s Day Convocation. Do we fill this line in??? Students and faculty enjoy a game of football. Dinner is served r Tfrhrf S B . — 1 4-T ilJ ■5P w 14

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MISS UNION, Donna Jean Dobo, came to our college from North Tonawanda, N.Y. in 1973. Throughout her college career she maintained a high academic standing as evidenced by her membership in three national honor societies: Cwens (for which she served as vice-pres.), Gamma Beta Phi, and Iota Sigma Nu. In between her studies Donna found time to get involved in many cam- pus activities and organizations. For four years she participated on the Student Center Board holding the offices of treas. (75-76) and pres. (76-77). She served as vice-pres. (74-75) and pres. (75-76) of the A.W.S., secretary of her junior and senior class, and resident of Pfeiffer Hall (76-77). During her freshman and senior years Donna ' s classmates elected her to be one of their homecoming queen candidates. She became doublely honored when crowned the 1977 Homecoming Queen. MISS UNION carried a double major of Social Work Psychology and plans to go into the former field. Since coming here as a junior transfer in 1975 MR. UNION, Paul Peck, has played the position of forward for the Union College Bulldogs. Despite his rigorous athletic training and playing schedule (here and else- where) Paul maintained a high academic average, thus becoming the recipient of an athletic scholarship and a Col. H. Sanders Honor Scholorship. Paul majored in Physical Education and Health and plans to obtain a master ' s degree in the same fields. This past year he served as the president of the Stevenson Hall Dormi- tory Council. Paul lives in Russell Springs, Ky. MR. MISS UNION 16