Western Kentucky University - Talisman Yearbook (Bowling Green, KY)

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'lo Tl-IE TOWERS l928 1- x I' ,u 1-,Q ll .T-. 7 i ' , , 15, , , ,I . , -. 5.1, Db 4 s o 'I ' 4 - N . . 1 .-, 1 E n..,u xiii: X imrsdpz Dgbijlh, , rf- gifts. - im, -+I - Lf.: ---gui -be-5--s 'W' tgqusfl , '.r.n -. . i . -mann N - K W v 1- - 3 Se I'1iO1' Cla SS Sen-icir College W. C. ROWLETT, AB. . . . . ....... . Martin, Tennessee Corecog Tennessee Club. I But riche he fwas of holy thought and fwerke, He fwas also a lerned man. 'lRowlett, as this young man is called, has won a host of friends by his high intellectual powers, by his genial nature, and by his unconscious portrayal of sterling qualities of character. His originality and strong personality are characteristic traits of his college career. Our eyes will be upon him after graduation, anticipating his certain success. T. E. FIIZHUGH, A.B. .............. Diamond Springs, Kentucky Corecog Kentucky -Clubg Secretary of Senior Classg Student Teacher of Geometry. Study before pleasure, heart before hand, High in our esteem he L-will efuer stand. Fitz shows good business judgment. He has been a loyal member of the class, and at graduation will leave behind him an enviable record. His friendly manner has won him a united student body who regret his departure and unite in the belief that he will speedily win his spurs in the business World. W. P. WHITE, A.B. .... . ............ Bowling Green, Kentucky Corecog Kentucky Club. Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind, True to his ideals, loyal and kind. VV-e-l-l, as he always begins his responses, W. P. is another one of our serious-minded, con- scientious seniors. He is Ex-County Superintendent of Warren County schools, and has had several years' experience in public school work. ,Although his upholstering is getting kind of thin, and he is probably of sufficient age to give counsel to the editor, yet he is young in enthusiasm. Page lfwenty-.fefven

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