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

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4 Q 1, I 5 -- .,f-N., f -'-A..f S,-- ,.-L ,..,..........-..........,.........-, -.-...,--.. .....--..........--......... ..--... ..-..-.. -... ,M it r' ' ' I 'r ,,,,rnn?l-15. W-.fr 'ff J: ' 'i': r rf Af nglg ' 'iq N-in 'W SENIOR CLASS fii MARGARET EMBERGER .4.B. EDIJYVILLE, KENTUCKY Kentucky Clubg Gorecn Club. Margaret is quiet and capable. She possesses all the qualities of a true friend and we are sure success awaits her. LUCILE NVILHELMSEN ALB. BOGALUSA, LOUISIANA Tulane l'niveI'sityg Mississippi Stato College for Women: Souls- Business College. She is quiet, warm-hearted-these characteristics are true to Lucile. VVe know she will be a great success as a teacher of whatever work she takes up, because she has the ability to put it across. SARAH CLIFTON .f1.B. HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS Uorevo Debating Society. Sarah is all 'that is dependable and willing. She is one that is quiet, but we all know her to be a hard and willing worker. She is a genuine girl of sterling character, and we wish her luck. WILLIAM CHILDS WATKINS B.S. MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY Kentucky KlulIg Associate Photograph Editor Towers, '30, '31: Big Four Debating Society. There is one thing certaing success will be his. Why? Only one of his kind in captivity. There never has and there never will be a more loyal supporter to under the Big Four Hag. Without Andy,l' the U. just won't seem natural. Our wish is that his . A. shingle will attract many clients. , ' 1 1 -f'1sr.:'-:-irrf-rr r ' :J-L-A , .fr --. 71

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ngqggf YY 'Want sf. , , - ,, ,,,, ,, -- ,, L, , ,, 1 , rl,, ,Jas SENIOR CLASS A'l' ' S-Z ,,1 '-C ix --.X-1-,y ' CN BESSIE NIAE CAAIIIBELI, 1.13. BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY KI-ntui-ky Klub: Con-I'o Debating Society, For one so small of stature Mae carries her weight of dignity remarkably well. She has a smile for every- one, and is a jolly good sport. The Class of ,3I wishes you much success. CLARENCE EAIRICK f1.B. DAYTON, OHIO lIltt'1'll9II1 UIIiveI'sity. Due to his diligent work as a student and as a teacher, Mr. Emerick has had little time to loaf about the campus, hut for those who know him intimately his place will be hard to fill. Knowing his sterling char- arter, his genuine optimism and capacity for hard work, we congratulate him on his certainty of achieving suc- cess. CATHERINE IMI. RIINTON .l.B. JoNEsvII,I.E, VIRGINIA tjosrxiopolitan l'lulI. Catherine has entered iIIto her college career here with that kind of spirit we all admire-she is quiet and unassuming, always sharing her responsibilities with a smile. Catherine, we wish you the greatest suc- cess. HOWARIJ GORDY B.S. LAKE, MISSISSIPPI Clarke MeIIIoI'ial Collegeg Big' Four D1-hating Som-ictyg Mississippi Flulx. ved in a crowd, and a real friend among His perseverance, industriousness, and con- ness spell but one thing for him-success. rf' I 41 6, -H -f -- Y .srss AW 1