Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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i « Si J : :: :: • ' ■ II :: :: t2SL X The Sons and Daughters of Alumni Gang: From Left, Deronda Collier, Suzanne Owens, Shawn Mc- Donald, Kent Wilson, Lisa Hampton, and Tim Carter. Jt, Back row: Greg Warfield, Becky Warfield, Jon West, Clif Gregory, and Tony Abner. The Singing Gang: The Union Col- lege Singers concentrate on their director Dr. Joe Tarry, or else watch the music for their entrance. Mir- anda Stroud, Ann Naglee, Elin Crabtree, with husband Dan be- hind her, Deronda Collier, Carl Turner, Lori Morrison, and Cotha Van Doren perform in the Conway Boatman Chapel. The Hanging of the Greens Gang: Students and faculty members join in singing Christmas carols around the piano in the chapel as part of the annual ceremony during which the chapel windows are decorated for the Yuletide.

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The Gangs Are All Here The Smith Gang: Four members of the A.J. Smith family are stu- dents at Union in the 1983-1984 year. Shown here with mother, Mrs. Freda Smith, are Mi- chael, Johnny Lee, Tere- sa and Regina. This photograph was made the night of the Parents Weekend Banquet where Michael, Presi- dent of the Student Sen- ate was one of the speakers. At any college, there are always groups of students who have some common interest or who have some distinguishing factor that identifies them as a gang. Those on these pages are not exactly gangs, but they do share interests or some link that sets them apart as a group. The Basketball Fan Gang: (above) Steve Nagbe, Amos Sykes, and Al Barnes assume an unaccustomed seriousness while they wait for a game to begin. The Upward Bound Gang: (left) Bessi Roark, Verlene Congleton, and Sandy Peters display the plaque given to Upward Bound students. All three have now moved up to full time student status at Union. The college conducts the Upward Bound program each summer.

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There Was Music Tom Bledsoe and Rich Kirby (above) under the auspices of the Appalachian Semester, enterained an appreciative audience with a program of old-time mountain music in the Student Center in November, 1983. Five faculty members (below) take a bow following their presentation of organ and vocal music, part of the observance of Martin Luther ' s 500th anniversary. Betty Stroud of the Music Department presented a recital of art songs and operatic arias in March, 1984.