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Order of the Day, Part II, front
No full textFound on page 31, Scrapbook 2.31 Jan. 1945
The Record
Pikeville College
Pikeville, Kentucky
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What happens to a lowly “Polly wog” when
he “crosses the line” and is transformed
into a “shell back” of the Ancient Order of
the Deep.
We are now in the South Pacific somewhere
Steaming along our destination at present
Unknown but eventually Tokyo.
I am still standing to write these few lines
Since you see what happened to us when we
“crossed the line.”
Give my regards to all the students and
Faculty of the Old College and especially to
My sister Miss Elsie Stephens.
An Old Grad.
Lt. (2g) Claybourne Stephen
Banana Tree and Taro, back
No full textOn back: “ Banana Tree and Taro
The taro has roots similar to sweet potato, and is here groing in water, with the big thick green leaves.
This picture was taken on a steep hill which was irrigated - the water about 6-8 inches deep, but always flowing fast.
St. Vincent, New Caledonia
January 1944
Harper”
Found on page 1, Scrapbook 2.Banana Tree and Taro
The taro has roots similar to sweet potato, and is here groing in water, with the big thick green leaves.
This picture was taken on a steep hill which was irrigated - the water about 6-8 inches deep, but always flowing fast.
St. Vincent, New Caledonia
January 1944
Harpe
Church at Leper Colony, back
No full textOn back: "Church of the Leper Colony near Noumea
March 1944
Harper" Found on page 4, Scrapbook 2.Church of the Leper Colony near Noumea
March 1944
Harpe
Emperor's Palace, Tokyo, front
No full textOn front: "MOAT SURROUNDING EMPEROR'S PALACE, TOKYO" Found on page 8, Scrapbook 2.MOAT SURROUNDING EMPEROR'S PALACE, TOKY
Pikeville Collegiate Institute
No full textAlso known at the Training School and the Academy Building, it was the first building of what is now known as the University of Pikeville. Built around 1889, it is also considered the oldest school building in Pike County, KY
Hogs on the Francis Farm
No full textThe Francis Farm, located at Johns Creek, was a working farm used by the college. It was later mined for coal and then sold
Workships on the Francis Farm
No full textThe Francis Farm, located at Johns Creek, was a working farm used by the college. It was later mined for coal and then sold. Students were able to work on the farm as a form of work study, and many spent the entire summer on the farm. The gentleman in the center is Dr. A. A. Page, president of Pikeville College from 1940 to 196
Checking Crops on Francis Farm
No full textThe Francis Farm, located at Johns Creek, was a working farm used by the college. It was later mined for coal and then sold