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

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1 i x .,,. Q.,--Y sf ..l 'i pi .,. S 1 . .5 fs fy ,, 1 Wi -Q SENIOR CLASS ,... Z NVILMA FAUGHN ALB. BENTON, KENTUCKY VVQ-stern Kentucky Stato '1'oztuhors Collegeg Kentucky Klubg Fore-1-o Debating Sou-i4-ty. No, this is not a sylvan Greek deity, but one of our Seniors. VVilma is everybody's friend and a friend to everybody. VVork, without ostentation, has ever been her policy while at B, G. B. U. Here is a dignity and a gentle strength of character which helps to make our class one of the best. W. KI. VVALL 1.13. and B.S. DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Tri-State Club: B. l'. Ri-presentativog Vir'o-President Tri- Stzltv Vluh, '313 Assistant Instrut-tor Spevial Pen Depart- ment, 'RIQ Big' Four' Debating Soeie-ty. '29, '30, '313 Secre- tary A. A. Cluh, '21ig Art Editor 'I'owe-rs. '30. Girls, look me over! VVould that all the world knew my greatness. As official social lubricator for the B. Il., this gentleman has made things run smooth. An artist, a penman, a pedagogue, and a business man -all of theseg but we are expecting VV. J. to be a dip- lomat-to Monte Carlo, perhaps. EDNA IJOROTHY NVAGLE .4.B. VANDERGRX1-'T, PENNSYLVANIA f'orvf'o lli-hating Society: Tri-State Cluhg Ser-rotary Tri- smre, '31, Edna is quiet and capable. There is a dignity and a gentle strength of character which helps to make our class one of the best. GAv1N G. CRAIG V .4.B. BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY Head ot' Ponmansliip Departmont VVestern Kentucky State Ti-at-liers Vollt-ge: Author Craig Method I'1'ac'tival XVriting Course. Mr, Craig came to us from VVestern. Our assets were increased when he condescended to come down To look at Craig one would think he saw the serious side of life, but he has a sense of excelled by few. He is self-reliant in all his and has won the confidence of both students f f-1 1 ' .I nn' ' -:r , 1

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., Y l - M W f .np if ' 'W A 'W ' SENIOR CLASS va.. ,ix 'iz CHARLES L. SA EGAR A.B. DICKSON, TENNESSEE University of Tennessee, 1925-1915135 Corooo Debating Ti-ani, 1930-19313 Presiilt-nt Four Year Ss-nior Vlassg Presidrnt Tennessee Club. 1930, President. f'Ol'C5C'0 Society, 1930. Class Orator. Thinker, organizer, leader, always in love, if with only a Stone, Charlie would cause Demosthenes to blush in shame. The Coreco Society will meet in this hall, etc. He wove intricate argu- ments to prove, in language pat, the VVhichness of the VVherefore and the Thusness of the That. VIRGINIA C. PHILLIPS 11.3. MT. PLEASANT, TENNESSEE St-cretary-Treasurer Four Year Senior Class, 110313 Photo- graph Editor of the Towers 19313 Cori-co: Tennessee Clubg Collegiate Club: Sur-rotary-Treasurer T. T. Flulm, '31, Jin is our 'Lred-head, but she hasn't a terrible temper. She has instead one of the sweetest and most lovable dispositions. The Seniors are glad to have her just for her own lovable self, because she is willing to do anything for her class. We are proud to have her to pull us out of the dumps and cheer us up with her optimistic views on life. CHARLES B. LEE B.S., 14.13. LWURRAY, KENTUCKY Kentucky Klub, '28-'29, '30-'31g A. A. Clubg Big Four: Assistant Business Manager of Towers , Vit-t--President of Senior Class. Charlie's sense of the eternal fitness of things forbids me to write the usual eulogy and commands that I transcribe the great truth that modesty, sincerity, initiative, and responsibility are the cardinal virtues life. Whatever he does he is sure to do well-he shown good evidence of this as assistant business ager of the TOWERS of '3x. .,,f . :haw l 'W' as I l 1 V -i....,S...--. - Nw..-.ff--.. i ,,.. I ,,:r,,, ,. , , m' si -A -'-A'-W --1p-- --P 's 1lslA ' - '

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,, I . 1 W is . 'Y . . li Ain' A SENIOR CLASS ELIZABETH Asusv 11.15. BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY Vim-APN-simle-111 t'ol1egiztte t'1uh, 'ZNQ l'1'f'siclvIIt Vollvgiatm- Ululw, '29, 'SNL 'lllg Vim-fl'I'esidoI1t .Iumor Vlassg t'ort-wo Som-is-typ Annual Staff, '31. She is just f'I,ib, hut oh! what a girl. She is a living example of sugar and spice and everything nice all rolled in together with all the dignity, grace and knowledge one can possess. ller favorite flower seems to he johnqnils or just anything with a similar name. Of course, we don't know whyllll VVe hate to lose you, Lib, hut wish you great success forever in the future. Majoring in Eng'ish this semester. ll. H. SIMS ILS. WATER vAI,I.EY, MISSISSIPPI Mississippi A. and Al. t'oll4-gt-1 lwvsiclexil Mississippi 1'lulI '29, 'Silly Ibirevtor Mississippi Club, 'iillg l'I't-sich-Iit Penta,2'on Club, T303 Pri-sltl+'IIt Big Four lielnzlting' Sovlety, '30, '31Z Advt-rtising Blnilzigex' 'I'ow1-rs, '3tI: Sales M:IIIn,Q't-I' l l'ow- ers. 'JH3 Itlvxuhvr ol' Favulty of Business I'1Ilvt-I'sity. Brave as the most brave, merry as a clown, true as a passionate lover, and kind to the depths of a fathom- less heart, success is knocking for entrance. Billy is a Coreeo sympathizer, hut a Big Four booster. Boys, quality is what's going to win this debate, and we've got it. V IRGINIA BIAE BAKER .-I.B. PERRYVILLE, KENTUCKY IlIor's-llvacl Normal, 'ESQ l'niv1-rsity ot' Kentucky. '2!Ig Kappa IM-Ita Pi. A person that hath friends must show herself friend- ly, and Virginia is friendly. VVhile some of us have only known her a short time, she has won herself a niche in our hearts. LEONARD YVILsoN VAIIEN ILS. NAsIIvII.I.E, TENNESSEE Tn-nnessee Vlulug Hig Four In-hating' Society. Naturally from a quiet and reserved nature. Leonard seems to take things just as they come, hut when penetrates to his inward nature he finds there a derfully likeable disposition aIId qualities of true ship. VVe feel confident that he will be the profession he has chosen. I ,Iv as qw ,f s JF 4 ,Ai iiffki A I I L K 195' ,islet . 55 ' so , l 'I l I I l WI ?' ii I l l I I 'l l A ,Vi VXI I . l lim.,- 3, :li 'I .. M ' 1' ' ' lu W, 1