Danville High School - Log Yearbook (Danville, KY)
- Class of 1925
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N 5 UUEUUUUDEUUUUUDUUUUUUUUUUDEUDDUUEEEDUDEUDUUDDEUEUUDUUUUED IEIEI E E U E C E EJ EJ E1 E EJ E3 EJ EJ EJ EJ EJ EJ EJ EJ EJ Cl EJ EJ EJ EJ E1 EJ El EI EJ El EJ E3 EJ E1 EJ EJ EJ E1 EJ EJ EJ EJ EJ EJ EJ EJ IDU ffzf-free afwvfmw maze W-ff 7 Eehiratinn to LESLIE CARROLL BOSLEY the man who for seven years has been serving consistently and unselfishly the highest and best ideals of education in his community, and for Whom the stu- dents of Danville High School feel the sincerest admiration and confidence as superintendent, teacher, and unfailing friend to all, the D. H. S. SIGNING OFF is respectfully and affectionately dedicated. Three ll . I . fx Four fDwH?fS55WMWVG 1925 if FFM' Enrrmurh For six long, happy years We, of the class of '25, have been broadcasting or registering our personalities in Danville High School. Now comes the happy, yet sad privilege of 'fsigning off. In this little book- E. lg. Sv. Signing GDR' are the records of the high lights of the events and achievements of these six years. Much must be left unsaid, for the highest and brightest of all our lives will remain only in the memories of these, our high school days. Yet in this, the first annual that D. H. S. has ever published, We have endeavored to express the onward spirit that goes ever up to the new, higher, and better ideals of school life. THE ED1ToRs firfhfaf aiafvurua wie FF' I The Danville High School The Danville High School, as we see it today, came into being in the spring of 1918. At that time Professor I. A. Carnegie was superintendent, and the en- rollment numbered one hundred twenty-eight, with the four-year school plan. The following year Professor Leslie C. Bosley succeeded him. Mr. Herbert Green, principal of the high school, remained as director of the school until 1920. It was during this time that the physics laboratory equipment was installed. In September, 1920, Mr. Lewis A. Piper succeeded Mr. Green as principal. That year, under his direction, a new branch of science, that of chemistry, was started. In the years following, domestic science, biology, and the manual arts departments have been added, each well equipped. In 1921 the Kinetoscope, the school paper, was started, and two years later it became the Danville School News, now continued under the latter name. Attendance increased year by year, and more room was needed, so in 1924 the piece of property adjoining the high school was purchased from the Burley Pool, and a modern and well-arranged building was erected. This building con- tains a large gymnasium, with balcony, the entire seating capacity being about one thousand. There are rooms to accommodate the sixth-grade pupils of the city, and well-equipped classrooms for domestic science, manual arts, music, and commercial departments. The lot back of the school was also secured for playgrounds and is used for football and baseball practice fields and for games. This is the Hrst time that the school has had room enough to have its athletic contests on its own grounds. At present the high school, under the six-year plan, which was introduced by Professor Piper, has an enrollment of almost four hundred, and the graduating class of this year numbers forty, the largest class that has ever been graduated from this high school. The success of the Danville High School has been shown by the fact that a great many of our graduates have made ine records in college. The students have shown ability in the various fields of activity, and some have been outstand- ing. In the school year of 1919-1920, during the principalship of Professor Green, the boys' basket ball team won the State Championship. In 1924 Kathleen Montgomery, of the class of '25, won the State Championship in girls' declama- tion, and Claude Shouse was second in the Courier-jomiial contest. If the past is an indication of the future, we can make no estimate of the heights to which old D. H. S. will rise in daysxto come. Board of Eclucatioh OFFICERS MEMBERS Pres1fdentfProf. C. G. Crooks Dr. John D. Jackson-Mr. J. S. Van Winkle Vice President-Mr. J. S. Van Winkle Mr. John Meier-Supt. L. C. Bosley Secretary-Supt. L. C. Bosley Mr. E. F. Parks-Mr. W. H. Smith Treasurer-Citizens National Bank Prof. C. G. Crooks Five fIJ'H'5r i7ii5fIVHWG wie are Six HIGH SCHOOL BUILDINGS Nor aught can take from me The haunting fragrance that still lingers here- As in a rose-jar, so Within the he-artI ' Yonder the long horizon lies, and there by night and day The old ships draw to home again, the young ships sail away: And come I may, but go I must and, if 'men ask you Why, You may put the blame on the Stars and the Sun and the white road, and the Sky. f , 'wer fffafvuwa maze Fffr' 1 w LEWIS A. PIPER, Principal Danville High School is indeed fortunate to have a man of such keen intellect, energy, sympathy, and integrity as are shown in our principal's every-day life. His highest aspirations have always been for this school. The success of the six- six plan is due to his inliuence, and, also, to him the Wonderful school spirit and sportsmanship is accredited. To us he has become the embodiment of pep, en- thusiasm, and tireless energy. He is loved by all, not only for his ideas, but for his own personality, these making him every pupil's best friend. By his example of right thinking and right living he has inspired the student body with high ideals, the very best spirit of co-operation, and a sense of justice which prevails throughout the school. Seven Eight ffwfef aiaiviiwa ' WZ-Z1 UH F acuity LULU CHAPMAN What she attempts she performs . Livingston, Ala., Alabama Normal College: Univer- sity -of Alabama, -A. Summer Work at Tulane Uni- versity and University of Chicago, University of Virginiag Peabody lCollegeg Teacher at Spalding Col- lege, Oklahoma, Principal of the Lebanon High School. '10-'23g D. H. S., Languages, '23-'25, CARLETON BREWER No process is gratifying without a companion Danville, Ky., University of Kentucky, A. B., '16q Mathematics, D. H. S.. '17-'25, MARIAN ELIZABETH HAYNES When she comes into view, pep rises anew, We'll say that her talents are equaled in few Lexington, Ky., Transylvania, A. B., '2Og Teacher in Illinois High School, '21-'24, D. H. S., English, '25. MARIE CAROLINE BECKER She has a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. Louisville, Ky: University of Kentucky, B. S., '17 5 Carrollton High School, '17-'20, Departmental School at Louisville, '20g Carrollton High School, '20-'24, Social Science, D. H. S., '25. FRANCES FORD BRADLEY . There is a maiden without pretense, Blessed with reason and common sense Danville, Ky.g Kentucky College for Women, '13g Eastern State Normal, '21-'24, Teacher of Boyle Coun- ty School for four years, Substitute Workg Natural Science in D. H. S., '25. LULU BATES Music hath its charms, so has she Danville, Ky., Music under Prof. Miler at.Lexingtong under Mr. Sol Marcosson at Cleveland, Ohio, Teacher of Instrumental Music, '25, Orchestra Director for seven years at D. H. S. Wifi? W rv ll-A Faculty WILLIAM CRAY BORDERS Still water runs deep Flemingsburg, Ky., Transylvania, A. B., '24, Assist- ant Professor of Mechanical Drawing at Transylvania, '24, Summer Session at University of Kentucky, '24, Professor of Mechanical Drawing and Manual Train- ing at Danville High School, '25, Coach of Football and Baseball, D. H. S., '25, Coach of Midget and Pigmies' Basket Ball, '25. PANSY PENCE DINKLE She's a dear little teacher with a bright little smile, And a nice. pleasant way that makes life worth while Frankfort, Ky., Transylvania, A. B., '24, Quicksand Graded and High School, '17-'21, Student Assistant in English, Transylvania, '22-'23' Summer Session at grgiversity of Kentucky, '23, D. S., Head of English, MARY McDOWELL Long shall we seek her likeness, long in vain Danville, Ky: Kentucky College for Women, B. S., '17, Columbia University, '19-'20, University of Ken- tucky, Extension Department, '17-'18, Centre College lignrggian, '21, D. H. S., Domestic Science Head, ANNIE LOUISE CONNOR The longer you know her the better you like l1er', Lexington, Ky., Ursuline Convent, '19, University of Kentucky, A. B., D. H. S., English, '24, Latin, '25. ISABELLA GIVENS So wise, so gay, she cannot live long-single Danville, Ky., Kentucky College for Women, '17: Randolph-Macon Institute, '18, Mount Holyoke Col- lege, '20-'22, A. B., Educational Department of the University of Pennsylvania Museum, '23-'24, D. H. S., History and Economics, '25. MRS. JANE RUSSELL STOKES Her silver voice is the rich music of a summer bird heard in the still night Louisville, Ky., Louisville Normal, '11, Louisville Conservatory of Music, '18, Post-graduate work under Charles Norman Granville, at Chicago, '19-'20, Teach- er of Music at Louisville Public Schools, '17-'23' Super- visor of Music at Shelby County Consolidated Schools, '23-'24, Summer Term Teacher of Music at Eastern Normal, First Vice President of Kentucky Music Supervisors' Club, D. H. S., Supervisor of Music, '25. ry-if' If , 'fray aziilljlllfla Nine f t -rref anlzfvuwa wie W'-ff 1LiX Ten Faculty T NELL IRENE PRITCHETT Q The motto of wisdom is: 'Serve all, but love only one' Danville, Ky., Danville High School, '22- Librarian of D. H. S., '23-'25, Summer Work at Notre Dame, '24, D. H. S., Secretary, '23-'25, Captain of Girl Scouts, '24-'25, Secretary of the Alumni Association, '25, ANNIE BARKLEY STAGG She is just the quiet kind whose nature never varies Danville, Ky., Beaumont College, 1900, University of Kentucky, '18, Teacher in various private schools for girls, '00-'17, Principal of Midway High School, '18-'21, Madison High School, '22, D. H. S., Teacher of Languages, '23-'25. BERNARD IRA PERRY Full well they laughed with counterfeited glee At all his jokes, for many a joke had he Frankfort, Ky., Eastern State Normal, '17 , Univer- sity of Kentucky, A. B., '24, Teacher in Rural School in Pendleton County for three years, Principal of County High School in Franklin County. '19-'23, Teacher in Y. M. C. A. at Camp Taylor and in a Company School in France, Instructor of Natural Science in D. H. S., '25, MRS. GLADYS ARCHER We are not here to dream, or drift along with the tide, for 'Variety is the spice of 1ife ' Danville, Ky, Kentucky College for Women, '09, Tallahassee University at Miami, Florida, Teacher in Miami, '10, D. H. S., '11-'20, Natural and Social Science in D. H. S., '25. SUSIE LE GRAND LANIER We know but little of her, but that little is good Danville, Ky., Hamilton College, 1900' Summer Work at Chautauqua, '23-'24, Substitute Teacher 'nn Boone County Private School, Head of Mathematics in the ,Tunior High at D. H. S., '25. H.Yf:l5SlN5ER Eleven Twelve 'flll'l'l'5r elelvllmz' mae riff ' Senior Class WALTER EVAN ERVIN, JR. They go wild, simply wild over me Annual Editor, '25, Basket Ball, '22, '23, '24, '25, Boy Scouts, '20, '21, '22, '23, '24, Debating Team, '24, Class President, '24, '25, Football, '25, Hi-Y President, '24, Liter- ary Society, '22, '24, '25, President, '23, News Staff, '23, '25, Science Club, '24, '25' Student Executive Council, '25. v GEORGIA WRAY They all fall for me A Basket Ball, '23, '24, '25, Class Vice Presi- dent, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, French Club, President, '25, Giftorian of Class, '25, Literary Society, '22, '23, '24, '25, Student Executive Committee, '25. ANNE ELIZABETH FLOYD Of all my falher's children I love myself the best Annual Staff, '25, Class Secretary and Treasurer, '25, Declarnatory Contest, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Vice President of Class, '23, Essay Contest, '25, Girl Scouts, Scribe, '24, '25, Glee Club, '22, '23, '24, Lit- erary Society, '22, '23, '25, Secretary and Treasurer, '24, Orchestra, '24, '25, News Staff, '23, '24, '25, Student Executive Coun- cil, '25, The Charm School, '25. KATHLEEN O'RElLLY MONTGOMERY When they say 'O. K.', You carl lake ll either way Annual Stall, '25, Cheer Leader, '24, Courier-Journal Contest, '25, Debating Team, '24, Declamatory Contest, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, The Charm School, '25, French Club, '25, Glee Club, '23, '24, '25, Literary Society, '23, '24, '25, News Staff Reporter, '24, Editor, '25, State Champion in Declarnation, '24, Senior Quartet and Trio, '25, Student Council, '25. ffzi-he 2?liZNlNl1?f haze rr-f Senior Class HERFORD BEAUMONT SOUTHWOOD Fools rush in 'where angels fear to tread Annual Staff, '25, Baseball, '24, '25, Bas- ket Ball, '23, '25, Boy Scouts, '23, '24, Foot- ball, '25, Literary Society, '22, '23, '24, '25, News Staff, '25, Class President, '22, Ath- letic Manager, '25, Science Club, '24, Stu- dent Council, President, '25. BETSY NIOBERLEY DUDLEY Wee little crimson tipp'd flower Class Secretary and Treasurer, '23, Dra- matic Club, '24, '25, Girls' Choral Club, '25, Literary Society, '22, '23, '24, '25. RAYMOND TAYLOR LESTER I have no wife to bother my life, so I paddle my own canoe Basket Ball, '23, Class Historian, '25, Football, '23, '24, Captain, '25, Glee Club, '25. EDNA ST. CLAIR COGAR Let no mon aceost me unless he has a mighty reason Dramatic Club, '24, '25, French Club, '25, Glee Club, '22, '23, Literary Society, '23, '24, '25, News Staff, '25, Student Executive Committee, '25. LOUISE RAINS I want a hero Basket Ball, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, French Club, '25, Girl Scouts, '24, Glee Club, '22, '23, '24, '25, Literary Society, '22, '23, '24, Vice President, '25, Student Execu- tive Committee, '25. RUTH BELL WOOLDRIDGE I f love be music-play on Basket Ball, '22, '23, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, French Club, '25, Girl Scouts, '24, Glee Club, '22, '23, '24, Secretary, '25, Literary Society, '22, '23, '24, '25. Thirteen I l Fourteen 'flll'H'5r 5li5flVlNli?'f were ' FF' I l , Senior Class WILLIAM ANDREW GILBERT HOOPER I like the girls, I really think I do Annual Staff, '25, Class Grumbler, '25, Glee Club, '24, '25, Boys' Quartet, '25, Lit- erary Society, '22, '23, '24, '25, Science Club, '24, News Staff, '25, Student Executive Committee, '25. FRANCES ELIZABETH SOPER Il rnust be conclusively proven before she will believe it Dramatic Club, '24, French Club, '25, Glee Club, '25, Literary Society, '24, '25. LAURA DILLEHAY SHELBY A graceful head, so richly curled Annual Staff, '25, Glee Club, '22, '23, '24, '25, Literary Society, '25. SUSAN LOVETT TARKINGTON She is a fwinsorne, wee thing Dramatic Club, '24, '25, French Club, '25, Glee Club, '22, '23, '24, '25, Literary Society, '22, '23, '24, '25, LEONARD GRAVES EDELEN Ride, and the girls ride with you,- Walk, and you walk alone Glee Club, '24, '25, Literary Society, '25, Science Club, '24, '25. AUDREY ORENE BUCK Dan'l judge her by her name Annual Staff, '25, Dramatic Club, '25, Glee Club, '22, '23, '24, '25, Literary So- ciety, '22, '23, '24, '25, Girls' Quartet, '25, Senior Trio, '25, French Club, '25. 12245 lflfr' l X Senior Class JAMES CURD SNOW For though vanquished, he could argue still Annual Staff, '25. Literary Society. ELLA MAE CAMPBELL Is she as innocent as she looks, or are looks deceiving? Class Poet, '25g Essay Contest, '25g Glee Club, '23, '24, Literary Society, '23, '24, '25. ROBERT EARL COCANOUGHER His heart is for a girl Baseball, '24, '25g Literary Society, '25. DONALD EDWARD BUTLER Some say 'tis wrong in courtin', To court her all the tirne, But when I go a-courtin', I love her all the time Dramatic Club, '24, '253 Football, '24, '25, Literary Society, '25. NAOMI FRANCES HARMON Oh happy love, where love like this is found, Oh heartfelt raptures, bliss beyond compare! French Club, '25, Literary Society, '25. FRANCES IRENE MCMURRAY There is no living without thee-Joe! French Club, '25, Giee Club, '22, '23, '24, '25, Literary Society, '22, '23, '24, '25. Fifteen WZ-5 Y x Q xf r14, , LLAX ffzifrraf fnefvthrft i X 1 l 5 Sixteen Senior Class HOVVARD LEE VANARSDALE With the women he's hard to beat , Dress suit stunts are his meat Annual Staff, '25, Cheer Leader, '24 '24, President, '25. '24, '25, Literary Society, '23, '24, '25 IRENE DURHAM Literary Society, '25. OLENE GGVER HARMON of matrimony CECIL PAYNE DELONG ager, '23, '24, ' ELSIE IANIS EVANS Committee, '25. Dramatic Club, '25, Football, '24, '25, Sci ence Club, '24, Student Executive Com mittee, '25, Glee Club, '22, '23, '24, News Staff, '25, Senior Literary Society, '22 23 v LORAINE WILSON ALEXANDER 'Tis he! I knew the manner of his gait Dramatic Club, '24, Glee Club, '22 23 v What is a woman for, if not to be towed? Basket ball, '25, Dramatic Club, '24 25 She has taken upon herself the awful bonds Choral Club, '25, Literary Society, '25 On the football yield he sets a wicked pace But, believe me, he's faster yet in Cupid's race Basket Ball, '22, '23, '24, '25, Class Treas urer, '24, Football, '22, '23, '24, '25, Literary Society, '25, Bov Scouts, '22, Athletic Man lily eyes at every glance make a new choice Annual Staff, '25, Basket Ball, '22, 23 '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, President, 25 Glee Club, '22, '23, Literary Society, '22, 93 '24, '25, Peptomist, '25, Student Executive an nee Ars 1925 X flKX 5 Senior Class 1 ELIZABETH LEE MCGRAVV 'tFor faithfnl love will never turn to hate Annual Staff, '25, Class President, '23, Class Vice President, '22, Class Prophet, '25, Declamatory Contest, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Essay Contest, '24, '25, Girl Scouts, Treasurer, '24, '25, Glee Club, '22, Literary Society, '22, '23, President, '24, News Staff, '25, Senior Quartet, '25, Student Executive Committee, '25, Debating Club, ' 4. CLARENCE CLEMENT COLEMAN HI love to wind my tongue np, I love to hear it go Literary Society, '25, News Staff, '25, Class Secretary and Treasurer, '23, Science Club, '24, '25. MARTHA BUTLER SHEWMAKER Kisses are full of microbes, but I dearly love the little devils Dramatic Club, '25, Glee Club, '22, Liter- ary Society, '25, News Staff, '25, Student Executive Committee, '25, JUDITH ALLEN SMITH A smile for all, o welcome glad, A jovial southern way she had Literary Society, '25. EUGENE COWAN GOGGIN A pipe, a wife, a farm, these three, dear world, are all I ask of thee Baseball, '24, '25, Football, '24, '25, Liter- ary Society, '25, Science Club, '25. ELWOOD CLARK All great men are dead, and I feel sick myself Annual Staff, '25, Debating Club, '24, Dramatic Club, '25, Literary Society, '22, '23, '24, '25. ' 'XX., gf-'lr W , iiiilltillltili iff!-ff Seventeen ffzf-nf? eazfvuwo iaze new Senior Class ALBERT LESTER HIGNITE fudge not his worth by his size Basket Ball, '25, Baseball, '24g Football ence Club, '24, '25. MABEL WHEELER Laugh and grow fat ANNE ELIZABETH VAN DENBURG . Fashioned so slenderly, Young, and so fair Literary Society, '25. ALPHA RUB ERT CARPENTER I never felt the kisses of love, Nor maiden's hand in mine Literary Society, '25. SARA ELIZABETH WARREN 'I am satisjied with myself, so why should I worry? Choral Club, '25g Literary Society, '22, '25. 1 ELSIE RAY SOUTHWOOD I just oan't make my eyes behave! Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Glee Club, '22, '23, '24, '25g Literary Society, '22, '23, '24, Eighteen '25, Girl Scouts, '24, Senior Quartet and Trio, '25. 1 '25, Literary Society, '22, '23, '24, '25g Sci- Crlee Club, '22, '23, '24g Literary Society, '25 ftffnfaf irlillvlllllli-? taze Dlflff tX f . CLASS OFFICERS President .,... ' ...,.,..... ,.....,, .,.,..,.,,... . . .,... W ALTER EVAN ERVIN, IR, Vtce Prestdent .....,........,.................,......,...,......, GEORGIA WRAY Secretary and Treasurer ...,......,..,....,.............. ELIZABETH FLOYD HONORARY CLASS OFFICERS Class Grftorian ...., .......,..,..,....,......,...,...... ....... G E ORGIA WRAY Class Grnrnbler ..... .,............ ,..,.................,..,.... A N DREW HOOPER Class Historian ..... ...,...... R AYMOND LESTER Class Prophet .,.. ........ E LIZABETH MCGRAW' Class Testator .... ..,. K ATHLEEN MONTGOLIERY Peptomist ....,. ,............,.... ........... E L SIE EVANS A CLASS HONORS Valedictarlan ...........,........ ...,.....,......,.. ,.,.... H E RFORD SOUTHWOOD Senior Honor Student ,................ ....... . .... E LIZABETH FLOYD Class History The year of 1912-13 marks the beginning of the educational climb of a band of about eighty eager students, struggling toward the hilltop of success. Through the passing years, each new teacher gave an inspiration, until now, at last, the summit of the first hill has been reached. This class, gaining and losing, reached the seventh grade with about seventy students, two years' later only about fifty were presentg now the Senior class is a perfect group of forty. Some have entered other schools, some have drifted away. Margaret Fosdick, Robert Fitzpatrick, Isabella Parker, and J. W. Burton chose the more adventuresome path of matrimony. We shall never forget our untiring efforts in the classroom, in the Debating, Science, French, Glee, and Dramatic Clubs. Nor shall we forget the declama- tory contest in which Kathleen Montgomery won a silver loving cup, which will remain in the old school, as will the flag presented by this class, as memories of our presence. In athletics, too, we have played our part. Our girls, Evans, Wray, Wooldridge, Rains, and Durham, and our boys, Delong, Goggin, Ervin, Southwood, and Lester, have proved their mettle in all the Blue and White sports. The Danville School News, published by the Senior Staff, has been a success, and each later edition proved to be better than the previous ones. In social activities our class has done its part. The parties and picnics remain as delightful occasions in our memories. The Junior-Senior banquet of 1924 was a perfect success in. every way, and the pleasures of that evening mingle still in our thoughts with the goodbyes of the Seniors, who from that day could be only visitors in the dear old school thereafter. In spite of tests and examinations and all the perils of high school life, we have come to the closing days of this period of our education. As we reach the top of the hill and glance back into the paths by which we have come here, we drop a silent tear for the old days, and their comradeships. RAYMOND LESTER, Class Htstortan Nmeteen -Ili-Ha 5li5iVlNlE 1 fffvf Class Will We, the class of 1925, in the presence of the attesting witnesses, being of sound mind, here- with draw up and publish this, our last will and testament: To the School Board we leave all the A's that were made during our six years by the Mental Monstrosities to their tender care, as the rarest and most priceless gift we could offer them. To the Faculty we leave the classrooms, what pieces of furniture are left still intact, Mr. Piper's chapel speeches, and the permission to use the same test questions, jokes, and stories on all the following classes. To the Class of 1926 we leave our cellar, otherwise known as the A' Senior Sanctum, our chem- istry experiments, trigonometry problems, Senior privileges, our histrionically-acted Senior play, our hearty repast at the Junior-Senior banquet, and lastly, the annual, with the hope that the end of the year does not End them with nervous prostration over it. PERSONAL BEQUESTS Walter Ervin leaves his penchant for heart smashing to Jack Bosley. Elsie Evans leaves her basket ball ability to Mary Lee Morrissey. Georgia Wray leaves Shorty Delong to Juanita Lester, in the praiseworthy hope that she will settle down to one man. The Triumvirate CAnne Vandenburg, Sara Warren, and Mabel Wheelerj leave their sweet dispositions to Grace Rains, Margaret Stone, and Mary Louise Durham. Betsy Dudley leaves her surplus avoirdupois to Elizabeth Johnson. K Montgomery leaves her short skirts and high school beaux to Jessie Cook. Herford Southwood leaves his beautiful face and hgure to Jim Clay. Naomi Harmon leaves all her letters to be placed on exhibition as splendid specimens of penmanship and -er! sentiment. Loraine Alexander leaves all her pink powder to Fannie Baker, Earl Cocanougher, Alpha Carpenter, and Albert Hignite leave all their many accomplish- ments and achievements to those who need them most. Edna Cogar leaves her golden locks to all her beaux Ca lock for each onel. Ella Mae Campbell leaves her literary genius to Blanche Wimble. Mrs. Steele Harmon leaves her geometry brilliancy to Elizabeth May. V Judith Smith leaves her sweet and demure ways to the tlappers of the high school. Eugene Goggin leaves his keen-looking profile to June McKittrick. Elwood Clark leaves his good reputation to his little brother. Elsie Southwood leaves her come hither eyes to Nell Francis, secure in the knowledge they'll be well used. Irene Durham leaves her kippy figure to Celeste Reed. Audrey Buck leaves her bold, forward ways to Sara Coleman. Laura Shelby leaves her oratorical power to Wilmer Smith. i Leonard Edelen leaves his good old Dodge car to Banks Hudson, in the hope that it may make him take some of the next year's Seniors for a few rides. Susan Tarkington and Frances Soper leave their undying friendship to Nancy Hundley and Eliza Caldwell. , Ruth Wooldridge and Louise Rains leave their harmonious voices to echo and re-echo in our spacious chapel. Elizabeth Floyd leaves Guy to whosoever wants him. Daddy Lester leaves the captaincy of the football team to Kinky Gooch. Martha Shewmaker leaves her tennis ability to Tevis Cobb. Elizabeth McGraw leaves the typewriter to the next literary editor. Irene McMurray leaves her curly auburn tresses to Violet Hampton. Howard VanArsdale leaves his good advice and worthy example to Palmer VanArsdale. Donald Butler leaves his courting ability of town belles to Dick Foley, so that he can be the town, as well as high school, sheik. Clement Coleman leaves his freckles and short pants to Claude Houston. Shorty Delong leaves his pull with Mr. Piper to Ed Camden. U Curd Snow leaves his true love to Mary Glenn McChord, Sara Lynn Tucker, and Elizabeth gllfalger, to be equally divided among them, with the assurance that there is an ample sulhciency ora . Sealed and signed thereunto, this twenty-second day of April, in the year of our Lord, 1925. By THE CLASS OF 1925 KATHLEEN MONTGOMERY, Class Teslator Twenty iazef I f orare ee wee efafvfm fa Class Prophecy Twenty years have passed away since I was graduated from old D. H. S. Many were the glorious days I spent there. Some of the best things that have ever come into my life came during those wonderful days in the old school, and here I sit tonight. There is nothing to do. VVhy not listen in on the happenings of the world? VVon't you join me tonight and let us listen together? Station P. D. Q.-A musical number by the 'Faster Ones,' a trio composed of Misses Louise Rains, Ruth Wooldridge, and I-Ierford Southwood. 'Why, they are my old classmates! Oh, I remember how they sang passing from class to class. But what is this? The next number is a short address by Professor Donald Butler on 'The Signs of the Times'. Why! He is another- he never talked except to the girls. A piano selection by Miss Audrey Buck, world famous musician. She always played whenever she was asked, didn't she? Now she is famous. Let's tune in on WHAS. Stock Cwhir-r-r-clackety-buzz-burrb six and three quarters: Clark Company-hogs at twenty. Elwood! In a meat packing and selling business! High- est number of sales made at the New Blank Five and Ten Cent Store by Miss Anne Vanden- burg. Now, I am surprised! I thought she would have married by june, 1925, but she is still Anne. Come to The Kentucky and see the best pictures. Tickets sold by Mr. Earl Coca- nougher. For tomorrow the entertainers are Misses Elsie Evans and Martha Shewmaker. These famous young stars are touring the country, pleasing all with their individual and charm- ing numbers. So that is what those three are doing! Station I. O. U. Miss K. O. Montgomery will lecture on 'Cabbage Culture,' followed by an address on 'The Correct Method of Stringing Beans for Muscle Developmentf by Miss Elsie Southwood. My stars! how twenty years affects one! Last Sunday I listened in and heard a fine sermon by the Rev. Howard L. VanArsdale in Chicago. That was the biggest surprise I have ever had. Could you have conceived of such a thing? just recently I read of the marriage of Elizabeth Floyd to some man-I believe he was a doctor. I hope they have a cook, for they will surely need one, or a divorce will be the result. Men do worship food! Edna, Sara, and Mabel have finished their tenth year of teaching at Broadway. Oh, angelic martyrs! CBurr-r-rb A lecture by Clement Coleman, formerly of Danville, Kentucky. Most inter- esting Qgr-r-r-r! sk-h-r!D scientific lines. Mr. Coleman! 'Tonight, ladies and gentlemen, I wish to explain carefully the delicate workings of this marvelous aeroplane plow'! That is enough! Alpha, Cecil, Eugene, and Walter are all on the farm. They are trying out Clement's latest inventions for farmers. Station P. I. E. QSk-h-r-r!j-'Whitestar' won the first place in the New Orleans race-owner, Mrs. Betsy Dudley Skitskiawyski-jockey, Leonard Edelen. It ran in the ,families, I see. The marriage of Miss Clementina Amelita Beaucastle and Mr. Albert Hignite is to be solemnized at eight o'clock tonight. So he really married an English princess! The notorious hobo, Raymond Lester, found mortally wounded from walking so far. Horrors! The John Robinson Circus is making its one hundred and second tour. This year Miss Loraine Alexander is the fat lady, succeeding 'Aunt Eppie'. So much news, and all about my old class- mates! I read in the paper that Curd Snow was a professor at Yale. I was amazed. His greatest achievement in high school was selling advertisements. Andrew was professor at Centre, and through his influence Irene Durham got the position of janitress at Young Hall. She always was devoted to chemistry. Laura Shelby is a kindergarten supervisor in Hollywood, and Irene McMurray is married and owns an orange grove in Florida. Station K. A. K. 'Items of World Interest'-Misses Naomi Harmon and Ella Mae Camp- bell, missionaries to the South Sea Islands, have returned to the States and will address mem- bers of the Hula Hula Club. Miss Judith Smith, a great social worker, will lecture on 'A Painless Method of Extracting Eyebrowsf The thirteenth edition of 'This Married Life', by Mrs. Steele Harmon, is just off the press. Frances and Susan have become Red Cross nurse and com- munity worker, respectively. Bedtime Stories will now be given by Miss Georgia Wray, children's entertainer. 4' 4' 'I Station K. A. K. signing off. Good night! ELIZABETH LEE MCGRAW, Class Prophet T wenty-one 1725 Qififf 'V r FHFEV 15225 Eighth Grade WARD BARKER .... MARGARET BRADSHAW ..... ELDRED EDWARDS .... GLADYS ARCHER ..... BERNARD PERRY. SL's1E LANIER ..... ..... Maxine Arnold Roy Arnold Fannie Baker Madge Baker Charles Barksdale Victor Bodner Gertrude Buck Ralph Burgin Tom Campbell jack Cassaday Lovell Chambers Elizabeth Cheek james Clay Pauline Cocanougher Helen Colyer Ethel Creekmore Estelle De Luca Rowena Doolan Edna Dorn Dorothy Duncan Lucille Duncan Steve Ellis Chester Evans Henry Clay Evans Howard Evans Josephine Fleming William Gentry Sarah Gillespie Robert Goode L. C. Green Charles Gutherie Gladys Haggard john Hainsworth Lecil Hamilton Marvin Hamner Ernest Hampton Emily Hardin Nora Hazelwood joseph Hayward Madrew Hendren Sara Hendren Clarence Henry Frank Hines Ottie Hogue Anna Irvine Elizabeth Johnson Alma Krolage Geary Liston Zelpha Love Eugene Lutes Maurice McDonald james McGee egrvmrru I iff?-fr . . . .President . . . . . Vice President Secretary aud Treasurer . . . . . . . .Faculty Advisor . . . .Faculty Advisor . . . .Faculty Adwtsori Bertha Meece Eugene Merriman Wanda Mills Lewis Oats Lucy Puryear Thomas Quisenberry Viola Raynes Arthur Robinson Rebecca Shelby Charlotte Smith Ernest Spoonamore Charles Stuart Lorene Terhune Wanda Tucker Carl Weddle Lucy Wilham jack Williams Arthur Williams Jennie Reed White Sue Mantha White John Wofford Edna Woford Elva Woford Virginia Wylie james Martin Wright, Jr Twenty mne 112215 vfffff M , f11+e1 were GLENN NIORRIS. . . . . MARSHALL GoocH ..... DOROTHY ROBERTS. . . Seventh Grade MARY MCDOWELL .... FRANCES BRADLEY ..,.... ANNA LOUISE CONNOR ..... -. . . Elizabeth Baker Eleanor Bowman Thelma Burnside Lenore Burton Walter Byington Edward Camden Stella Camden Kenneth Carson Carl Love Carter Iola Cecil Helen Chambers Evans Coleman Mary Coleman ' Aloise Cress Nancy Duncan Mary Louise Durham joseph Eads Virginia Eaton ' Coleman Ellis james Epperson Frances Flowers Virginia Gibson Louise Goode Eda Gordon james Gregory Mildred Gritton Asberine Guffey William Guinn Louis Hamner Louise Hamner Margaret Harmon Sue Hatchett , Earl Hill Charles Hudson Chris Jackson Delmus Kelly John Kennedy Ruby Young Max Lancaster E. G. Leathers Harold Lester C. B. Lovell Evelyn Marcum Robert Maxwell Sydney McBeath Jennie Lee McCarty Lillie Mae Merriman james L. 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Mr. Borders, a new member of the faculty, is a graduate and former football star of Transylvania, having received honorable mention by Walter Camp while holding this position of tackle in the Crimson line. He had not been in his new position as coachlong before he was aware that he was not the only new member present. Almost the entire heavy line and backfield of the previous year had been lost by graduation, and in the places of the graduates he found a group of young men, the majority of whom had never been in a scrimmage. The average coach would have been completely discouraged at such an outlook, but not Coach Borders. Instead he set himself to work on the difficult task before him, and very shortly found that although his squad lacked experience, they possessed fighting spirit, courage, and speed, and it was upon these three qualities that he relied for a successful season. After only a few days of steady grilling, the grassy spots began to disappear on the field, and encouraging results were evident in the team. A I . . . . . . ,. .H t ength came their Erst test, their irst game being at Nicholasville with the lX1cholasv1 e eleven. ' Lack of experience and the absence of two regulars from the lineup cost them the game, and their first contest ended in a 19-6 lose. In this game VanArsdale suffered a broken collar bone, and was unable to appear in the Blue Admirals lineup the rest of the season. - Again Coach Borders showed no signs of discouragement. He at once completely revolution- ized his team by placing each man at the position at which he had displayed the greatest ability in the first game. Thus he turned a defeat to his advantage. This new arrangement proved to be more than a success. In the next game with the heavy Model High team, of Lexington, the Admirals ' completely outclassed their visitors in every way, and were easy victors by a 33-0 count. The following Ifriday they again showed their mettle, meeting the strong Lancaster Green Devils and surprising fans and foes by ending the contest in a 13-13 tie. Every man was in the game from start to finish. They showed that they were not yellow, even if they were small. The next game was another win for the Admirals ' over the Springfield eleven by a 21-0 score. This team had tied Lancaster in a game about three weeks before, and everybody was prepared to see the tussle of their lives. The contest was a well-earned victory. The next four games proved to be disastrous to the locals, the first being lost after a hard- fought play in a drizzling rain and on a muddy field. The Admirals' lost to the Somerset grids by a 31-0 score, after holding the Georgetown Buffaloes to a 0-0 tie for the Erst half. They were defeated by a 27-0 count. The third game went to Stanford with a 13-5 count, and the fourth to Harlan byi35-12. Yet, though the season of 1924 came to a close with a record of two wins,.one tie, and four defeats, it can be said to have been a very successful one, considering the material Coach Borders had with which to make his team. The future looks bright and favorable for a 'lcrack team. Only four regulars will be lost by graduat1on, these being: Lester and Ervin, tackles, and Goggin and Delong, half backs. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Danville ........ 6 Nicholasville .,....... 19 Danville .......,. 33 Model High ....... 0 Danville ..,.,... 13 Lancaster .... .... 1 3 Danville ......... 21 Springfield .... . . . 0 Danville ........ 0 Somerset. . . Danville ......... 0 Georgetown .....,. .27 Danville. , ..... 5 Stanford. . . 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Out of eleven scheduled games and three preliminaries contested, only three times did the team, which Mr. Piper so splendidly coached, suffer defeat. The Danville team played-some of the best teams of the State, and at all times displayed the most creditable ability. At the beginning of the season an athletic meeting was called for the purpose of selecting a new name in preference to Blue Demons, the old one, because of its similarity to other high school titles of the State. After several had been put to a vote before the entire student body, the name Blue Admirals was selected almost unanimously. The Blue Admirals completed the prelimi- naries in ine style, defeating Junction City and Houstonville by large odds and besting the Danville High Alumni for the first time in six years.- The first scheduled game of the season was with the Versailles basketeers, who were over- come with little difficulty by a 31-11 score. This victory was followed by the defeat of the Model High prize team from Lexington by a 37-13 count. But at this point the Admirals grew unwisely over-confident, and lost to the next visiting team, the Willisburg quintet, by a close margin, 22-20. This shortcoming served to help rather than to hinder them in their next five contests. Only one change was made in the lineup. Wooldridge was placed at Tucker's standing guard position, and Tucker in turn replaced Wooldridge as forward. This rearrangement strengthened the team by several notches, and the above men- tioned games were won, and in most cases the Admirals were easy victors. They defeated Winchester, who played in the finals of the State Tournament, 29-ll: Lawrenceburg, 33-205 Lebanon, 25-175 Somerset, 26-17, and Rich- mond, 36-20, these teams ranking with the best teams in the State. At this point, although their floor work was fair, their failure to come up to the notch in lo- cating the basket cost them the next two games, the first with Georgetown, and the second with Monticello, their rival for several years. These were lost by 15-9 and 36-16 scores, respectively. fwref zaza - Hfiim., . The final game with the Nicholasville quintet was played on the home floor, and the Ad- mirals 'spurred on to revenge by their defeat at the hands of the visitors' football squad of the season before, defeated them unmercifully with a 38-S score. Thus ended the season of 1924. In summing up the season's markers it is found that the Admirals totaled 385 points, to the opponents 230, a majority of 155. Of these points, May netted 111, Gooch 98, Shearer 86, Tucker 56, Wooldridge 17, Hines 11, and Lawrence 6. This, however, did not end their success They competed in a tournament, which was held in the new high school gymnasium under the management of Mr. B. 1. Perry. The schools represented were: Danville, Somerset, Monti- cello, Stearns, Junction City, Hustonville, and Science Hill, Danville drew Science Hill as their opponent in the first game and scored an easy win over them. ln the following session they gave the Monticello quintet, the winners of the tourna- ment, the fight of their lives before they were able to defeat them by a small margin. The outlook for next yearls team is very en' couraging. Not a man on the team will be lost by graduation. Four of them are Sophomores. All are stars now, and with their present train- ing and that to be added by Professor Piper's coaching of next year, they should take the State Championship with hardly an effort. 2715321111111-2 lk X . BOYS' BASKET BALL SCHEDULE Danville ....,... Junction City . . 13 Danville ..,..... Hustonville ..... .... 1 5 Danville ..,...,. Alumnae ..... ..., 1 5 Danville ........ Versailles, .... . . 11 Danville Model High .... . . . 9 Danville ,.,..... Winchester. . . . 11 Danville Lawrenceburg .,...... 20 Danville Lebanon .... . . 16 Danville Somerset ..,. . . 17 Danville Richmond, . . . .20 Danville Georgetown. . . . 15 Danville Monticello ..... .... 3 6 Danville ........ Nicholasville ..... . . . 8 Thirty-seven Thirty-eight 5 7147 4'I3'H'5r Eiilitlillif W2 H J Girls' Basket Ball Although the basket ball season of the Danville High School Blue Belles was not dominated by an unsevered string of victories, it can be said to have been a most successful one. Miss Givens, as Coach, began the season with a new team under a new name, this name being chosen in prefer- ence to the Blue Angels, the title of last year. Three of last year's stars having been graduated, their places had to be filled by inexperienced players. This telling loss weakened them consider- ably at first. The first game of the Blue Belles was with one of the strongest teams of the State, the Versailles lassiesg conse- quently, though their floor work equaled the average, they went down to a 27-9 defeat. In the second game they were more successful. They displayed consider- able improvement over their first show- ing and succeeded in overcoming the Burgin quintet by a 15-11 count. The Blue Belles contested with the Hustonville quintet twice, the first time at Hustonville, and the second time on the local fioor, which ended in their besting the visitors. The Blue Belles competed in the Sectional Tournament, drawing an their opponents of the first session, the Junc- tion City girls, and though this team had bested the Harrodsburg team, the Blue Belles succeeded in defeating them by the large margin of 22-4. ffzwfef fffafvuwfzf was FF' I This was followed by a game in the second session with the Science Hill maids fthe Winners of the girls' sectional tournamentj. The Danville team made a fine showing, but lost by a 30-12 score. This ended the season of 1925 girls' athletics. Though not victorious in every game contested, they had, and displayed, as fine a spirit as any girls' team that Danville High School athletics has turned out. Though losers in most cases, they played at all times with as much fairness and pep as if they had Won. This year ends the high school ath- letic career of several of the Blue Belle stars. Those being graduated are: Georgia Wray, who Won an honored po- sition on the all-sectional tournament quintet, as picked by Referee Hanson of the University of Kentuckyg Elsie Evans, Louise Rains, and Ruth Wool- dridge. BLUE BELLES' SCHEDULE Danville Versailles. . . 27 Danville Burgin ..... 11 Danville Hustonville ....... 8 Danville Winchester . 27 Danville Somerset. . . 18 Danville Lebanon .... 16 Danville Alumnae. . . 14 Danville ..... 13 Hustonville . 2 Danville. .... 3 Lawrenceburg .... . 19 Danville Harrodsburg. ..... 12 Danville. .... 11 N icholasville ...... 18 Danville Harrodsburg ...... 10 Thirty-nine renee orrf D. H. S. Signing Off THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ...... ..,.......... ,.......,..... W A LTER ERVIN Assistant Editor .....,., .... K ATHLEEN MONTGOMERY Advertising Manager .... ......,...... C URD SNO W Bnsiness Manager .... .... H ERFORD SOUTHWOOD Art Editor ......... ......... ' .AUDREY BUCK Literary Editor ..... ,... E LIZABETH MCGRAW Literary Editor ..... ..... E LIZABETH FLOYD joke Editor ........ ..,..... L AURA SHELBY Athletic Editor ..... . ...... ANDREW HOOPER Snapshot Editor ..... ...,..,. E LSIE EVANS Distributing Manager .... ...... E LWOOD CLARK Facnlty Advisor ...... ' . . .PANSY PENCE DINKLE Forty ftzfufef t'7tt?t'vtt'1tt4L'e taze riff I f Z I The Danville School News THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ......... ,..............,....... K ATHLEEN MONTGOMERY Associate Editor ........ ................,.... W ALTER E. ERVIN, JR. Assistant Editor ................. ....... E LIZABETH MCGRAW Business Manager .,................. HOWARD VANARSDALE Assistant Business Manager ........ ELIZABETH FLOYD Sports Editor .... ............ .,.. A N DREW HOOP-ER Exchange Editor .............. .......... E DNA COGAR Society Editor ....... ..... M ARTHA SHEWMAKER joke Editor .......... ........ C LEMENT COLEMAN Faculty Advisor .... ,...........,................. P ANSY PENCE DINKLE THE JUNIOR STAFF Editor-in-Chief ................,...,........................ RICHARD FOLEY Associate Editor .....,...,. .... .......... S A RA LYNN TUCKER Assistant Editor ...,....... .,... H ERBERT WEISSINGER Business Manager ........ .... B ANKS HUDSON Assistant Business Manager .... .... R OBERT C. GAINES Sports Editor .......t............ ........ A RTHUR TUCKER Society Editor ........ .............,....... ......., E L IZABETH WALTER THE REPGRTERS ' Eleventh Grade .... ..... S ARA LYNN TUCKER and RICHARD FOLEY Tenth Grade .... . . . ......, J. W. BOURNE and BLANCHE WIMBLE Ninth Grade ...... ........, S ARA COLEMAN and CRESTON LYNN Eighth Grade ...... .... D OROTHY DUNCAN and EUGENE LUTES Seventh Grade ..... .... H ARRIET SMITH and LEWIS HAMNER Forty-one fIll'H'5' iililitlllllii wee lflfr' The Dramatic- Club OFFICERS President .................. ........... .......... E L SIE EVANS Vice President .... A ,........ ,....., D ONALD BUTLER Secretary and Treasnrer ..... .... S ARA LYNN TUCKER Publicity Manager .... ,...... .....,... B A NKS HUDSON Mistress of the Wardrobe .... ........, B ETSY DUDLEY Facnlty Advisor ..........,.. F ........ MARIAN E. HAYNES MEMBERS Harold Baker Jack Bosley Donald Butler Elwood Clark Tevis Cobb Betsy Dudley Irene Durham Catherine Eason Elsie Evans Elizabeth Floyd Richard Foley Clinton Gooch Forty-two Banks Hudson Thomas jackson Russell Lutes Elizabeth Marshall Mary Glenn McChord Elizabeth McGraw Arletta Mills Kathleen Montgomery Delbert Noel Louise Rains Martha Shewmaker Clarine Snow Elsie Southwood Sam Traughber Arthur Tucker Sara Lynn Tucker Howard VanArsdale Sherwood Wesley Arretta White Frances Willis Ruth Wooldridge Georgia Wray Susan Tarkington 4' V 'H' Mi?l'WlWl?f 5 ' mee Flfr' The French Club OFFICERS GEORGIA WRAY ....... . .........,...... ..........,. P resident BANKS HUDSON .....,.... ......,......... V 'ice Preszdent RICHARD FoLEY ........ .... S ecretary and Treasurer ANNIE B. STAGG .................... Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Harold Baker ,lack Bosley Louis Campbell Kathryn Carson Edna Cogar Catherine Eason Mary Gose Hallie Harmon Naomi Harmon Mary Elizabeth Liston Irene McMurray Arletta Mills Lucy Puryear Louise Rains Frances Soper Harriet Smith Clarine Snow Susan Tarkington Sara Lynn Tucker Elizabeth Walter Frances Willis Arretta White Ruth Wooldridge Kathleen Montgomery Henry Yowell Forty-three The Glee Club The songs of earth are the same songs the 'morning stars sang together' in perfect hannony and rhythm 'when the world was yOung'. MRS. JANE RUSSELL STOKES ............,,.,...,....,... Director OFFICERS LOUISE RAINS .,.........,................ President RUTH WOOLDRTDGE. , . . .......,......, Secretary and Treasnrer ELSIE SOUTHWOOD. .....,........,...,....,,.......... Librarian JESSIE COOK ......,...,.,............. Accornpanist Sopranos-Loraine Alexander, Margaret Bradshaw, Audrey Buck, Elizabeth Cheek, Nancy Hardin, Nancy Hundley, Irene McMurray, Louise Rains, Celeste Reed, Laura Shelby, Margaret Stone, Susan Tarkington, Ruth Wooldridge. Altos-Mary Coleman, Mary Louise Durham, Emily Hardin, Mary Glenn McChord, Kathleen Montgomery, Lucy Puryear, Frances Soper, Sara Lynn Tucker, Elsie Southwood, Blanche Wimble. Tenors and Basses-I. W. Bourne, Eldred Edwards, Ernest Finley, William Gentry, Andrew Hooper, Edward Hoover, Thomas jackson, Paul Maninni, Arthur Robinson, Virgil Sanders, Ernest Spoonamore, Samuel Traughber, Arthur Tucker, Samuel Wright. ' BOYS' QUARTET PAUL MANINN1 ......,........................ ....... S econd Tenor ANDREW HOOPER ........ . . ...... First Tenor SAM TRAUGHBER ........,.................. ..... B aritone SAM WRIGHT ..............,.................. Bass SENIOR GIRLS' QUARTET KATHLEEN MONTGOMERY ..,.........,. First Soprano AUDREY BUCK ,..............,.....,...,.... Second Soprano ELIZABETH MCGRAW ............ ............. F irst Alto ELSIE SOUTHWOOD ...,.... . . ....,. Second Alto Forty-four efiffrrfa ararvmfrfr wie of M L ., ' Girl Scouts Morro- Be Prepared SLOGAN- Do a Good Tarn Daily ELIZABETH FLOYD ................. ..,,,......,............... S cribe ROWVENA DOOLAN .....,...,..... .... ........ A s sfistarrt Scribe ELIZABETH MCGRAW .......... ................ T reasurer MARY LEE M'ORRISSEY .......,..,...... Cheer Leader NELL PRITCHETT ............ Faculty Advisor SENIOR ,PATROL-TULIP K LOURETTE SOUTHWOOD .......... ..,..............., P atrol Leader Elizabeth Floyd Mary Lee Morrissey Jennie Lee McCarty Lourette Southwood Elizabeth McGraw Blanche Wimble SECOND PATROL-ROSE ROWENA DOOLAN ........................,........ Patrol Leader Lenora Burton Dorothy Rhodes Anna Irvine jane Shelby Susan Marrs Rebecca Shelby THIRD PATROL-EAGLE ELIZA CALDWELL .... .............................. P atrol Leader Elizabeth Baker Helen Colyer Fannie Baker Margaret Harmon Elizabeth Cheek Nancy I-Iundley Alma Krolage Forty-seven 'if 'H'-Er I i'?l5?l'llllllli5'f inze K rr ORCHESTRA Music is most of heaven we have on earth LULA BATES , .... , ...,....,....... Director ,IOSEPHINE FLEMING ....... A ccornpanist ROBERT CURRY GAINES .... Clarinet PAUL SHOUSE .......... Cornet Violins-Gertrude Buck, Jack Cassaday, Tevis Cobb, Elizabeth Floyd, Delmus Kelly, H. P. Kincaid, Elizabeth Marshall, Royce MCB eath, Harriet Smith. SCIENCE CLUB RAYMOND LESTER ................ President HERBERT VVEISSINGER .... Sec'y and Treas. BERNARD PERRY ....,....... Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Charles Caldwell Philip Fetterman Robert Curry Gaines Frank Goggin Frank Griffin E. G. Guttery Lloyd Harmon Ansel Herndon Albert Hignite Owen Howson John D. jesse Paul Maninni Royce McBeath John Stone Meier William Owens Allen Patterson Philip Stigall Warren Thompson James Winn jack Wimble LITERARY SOCIETIES THE SENIOR LITERARY'SOCIETY President ,' ....... ,... H OWARD VANARSDALE Vice President ....,.. ,..... . .LOUISE RAINS Secretary and Treasurer. .SUSAN TARKINGTON THE JAMES LANE ALLEN LITERARY SOCIETY President.. ................, RICHARD FOLEY Vice President ...,............, TEVIS COBB Sec'y and Treas, ,.... ,HERBERT WEISSINGE11 Forty-eight Llk YE ROUNDE TABLE LITERARY SOCIETY President ........ ,..,,. C HARLES CALDVVELL Vice President. ,.,....,.... LEONARD HINES Sec'y and Trees ..,.,.,.... NANCY HUNDLEY THE MADISON CAWEIN LITERARY SOCIETY President .......,.....,... SAM TRAUGHBER Vice President ..... ,..... . YVONNE TRUBY Sec'y and Treas ..,...,... BLANCHE VVIMBLE THE BOONE LITERARY SOCIETY President ...........,...... NANCY HARDIN Vice President .......... EMMA LEE FLEMING See'y and Treas ...,....,... PAUL BROWNING THE HENRY W. LONGFELLOW LITER- ARY SOCIETY President ............. CHARLES BARKSDALE Vice President .... ,...... D OROTHY DUNCAN Secretary and Treasurer ...... GLENN MORRIS DECLAMATION, ORATORY, AND DE- BATE DECLAIMERS OF '24 Kathleen Montgomery-First Place Elizabeth McGraw-Second Place Rose Wilham Elizabeth Floyd Sue Mae Chrisman Laura Bell Clark DECLAIMERS OF '25 Jessie Cook-First Place Elizabeth Marshall-Second Place Arretta White Elizabeth Floyd Elizabeth McGraw ORATORS OF '25 john Shouse-First Place Virgil Sanders-Second Place Claude Houston DEBATERs OF '24 John Shouse Kathleen Montgomery Walter Ervin, Jr. Elwood Clark, Index Man Ei3i1'?fi2UF-? if'HUVEf75E?'7Ei'f 44' Z I 1 1 14? 1, I' kv SL.-.-P ir '-v1lL'11W4'Q1' I t N ? ' Fty 1775 X if 77-ff ffzwfef afiifxjffwfff KENTUCKY COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Danville, Kentucky A four-year college for women. Courses leading to A. B. degree in Liberal Arts and Education. Special courses in Piano, Voice, Art, and Home Economics. Splen- did faculty. Just the Place for the High School Graduate For catalog and information write PAUL BAILEY Bovn, President Brunswick Records and Brunswick Radios We Have Them Freeman Furniture Co. Howard V.- My grades remind me of Germany. Curd S.- HoW's that? Howard V.- The marks are so low. AN OCCURRENCE AT THE CHARITY BALI. Martha S.- It is very good of you to ask me to dance. Tom Jackson-H Don't mention it. It's a charity ball. Audrey B.- Edna, Why don't you re- place your missing tooth? Edna C.-'Tm Waiting for the spring styles to come out. Doctor- Have you taken every pre- caution to prevent the spread of contagion in your family? Rastus- Absolutely, doctoh. We've done bought a sanitary cup, an' we all drank from it. For your training and education THE DANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL But, for your Ice Cream, Sodas, Lunch, and Candies Tl-IE P RK Fifty PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ffzifnfey Latifxjffilfa .. , ware If ff-ff Do Business with Eveyything THE CITIZENS EICCFWCCII NATIONAL BANK of Danville Danville, Kentucky Capital, 3l00,000.00 Surplus, 3I00,000.00 A Little Saved Now May Save You Later M. J. FARRIS, President E. W. COOK, Cashier Skilled Electricians-I-Best Materials :Safe Electrical Installations EIU BEN C. IN GELS ELECTRIC CO. Phone 216 Danville, Kentucky Walter E.- Papa, what do you mean by college-bred? Dr. Ervin- Why, son, that is a four- year loaf . Donald B.- I wonder what we will wear when We get to heaven? Martha S.- I know what I will Wear if I see you there. Donald B.- What? Martha S.- A surprised look. Laura S.- I-Ie may be a great artist, but he has a funny way of doing things. Irene M.- HoW's that? Laura S.- He says that he painted his greiatest masterpiece on an empty stom- ac . Mr. Borders- Revolution means a change. Raymond L.- Well then, I had a revo- lution of socks this morning. SWISS SANITARY MILK CO. Producers of Pasteurized Products Milk, Cream, Butter, and Cultured Quality Considered- We have the world beat on prices Try Us Buttermilk NAVE DECORATING COMPANY Phone 337 Danville, Kentucky Paints' Wan Paper' eta, Third Street PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Fdty-one 'fl2i'H'5f wie offlw ffnzfvn ma I Banuillv Eetilg Mvanrngvr INCORPORATED J. CURT1s ALCOCK, Editor Danville's Most Popular Newspaper Daily Telegraph News All the Home News And a Booster of the Schools and FREDERICK SIGN COMPANY All Kinds SIGNS Anywhere 4 th 'TELL THE WORLD VVITH , f-- - - f I Painted Highway Bulletins of Quality, Color, and Permanence Colleges Ei III We Make a Specialty of Fine Job Third Floor Piggly Wiggly,B11ilding Printing Danville, Kentucky Mother- Elwood, if you're pretending to be an automobile, I wish you'd run over to the store and get me some butter. Elwood- Fm awfully sorry, mother, but I'm all out of gasoline. History Teacher- What is your opin- ion of Lincoln? Ella Mae C.- It's a good car, but I like a Packard better. Georgia W.- You raised your hat to that girl who just passed. Do you know her? Cecilh No, but this is my brothers hat, and he knows her. Exclusive Shoes and Hosiery Opposite the Court House Veatchflvlorison Go. INCORPORATED Danville, Kentucky We Need Your Business Give Us a Trial If the service is not right, tell us about it I. B. Williams Motor Company PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Fifty-two f , 'free zaftflvuwa wie , flee m e reii D l School Books and Supplies Conklin Fountain Pens Ansco Cameras and Films Developing and Printing Miss Holladay's and VVhitman's Candy Spoonamo're's Drug Store Phone 153 Two Stores Phone 109 FARMERS' NATIONAL BANK Danville's Million Dollar Bank- OFFICERS J. C. Caldwell, President W. C. Anderson, Vice President J. F. Robinson, Cashier J. H. Robinson, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS F. Fox Caldwell W. C. Anderson J. R. Cowan A. B. Massey M. G. Weisiger M. C. Minor J. F. Robinson Lewis N. Neale J. C. Caldwell G. A. McRoberts Nelson D. Rhodes J. R. Knox J. A. Robinson I. L. Murphy G. E. Wiseman PROGRESS During courtship: He talked and she listened. After marriage: She talked and he listened. Two years after marriage: Both talked and the neighbors listened. Elsie E.- I am the belle of the class. Leonard E.- Which bell, the dumb- bell or the tardy bell? H Tom- Then this is absolutely final? Kay- Certainly, Shall I return your letters? Tom- Yes: I really believe they're good enough to use again. Irene D.- May I ask you a question? Miss Stagg- Surely, Irene D.- lf the moon had a sun, would the sky rocket? ROEI-IRS 69' BEAN Merchant Tailors Hart, Schaffner Sz Marx and Fashion Park Clothes E E W. H. ROBERTSON 8: SONS Phone 254 Danville, Kentucky Things Men Wear - PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Fifty-three W7-5 7'7 'flJ'H'5f aftifijffwffa B. J. DURHAM Headquarters for Hardware Meet your friends at PALACE of SWEETS Good candies and soft drinks Miss Becker- Where is the alimen- tary canal? Elizabeth F.- I think it is between Africa and Asia. Prof. Piper- Can anyone tell me the three foods required to nourish the body? Sara W.- Yesg your breakfast, your dinner, and your supper. Albert H.- Say, Leonard, you'll be good-looking when you grow up. Leonard- Trying to be sarcastic? Albert- Neg trying to be optimistic. Miss Haynes-L'What do you know about the life of Milton? Curd S.- He led a natural and com- mon one. Soon after he married he wrote Paradise Lost. Two years later his wife died, and he wrote Paradise Regainedf' Traffic Cop- You're under arrest for speeding. Alfred C.- Honest, officer, I was not speeding, but I passed a couple of fellows back there who were. Patronize our advertisers. immonsf tzza'z'0 Photographs Tie kzkza' that please the most exaczzbzg Crzkzk PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Fifty-four ffzwfef efftzfvmfnrzf wze, me-ff CLARKE PLUMBING COMPANY Contractors Plumbing, Heating, and Drainage DE! Fourth and Walnut Streets Danville, Kentucky Keep Tow' Account with the BOYLE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The friendly bank There sure are a lot of bum jokes in this annual. Oh, I don't know! I just put a bunch of them in the stove- and the fire just roared. Raymond L.- So you are a salesman, are you? What do you sell? Earl C.- I sell salt. I am a salt seller. Raymond- Shake. Walter E.-'Tm only a little pebble in her life. ' Herford S.- Well, Why don't you try to be a little bofujlder? YOUTHFUL FINANCIER Boy- Teacher, didn't you say you'd give me a kiss if I could get some green stuff for your little rabbit? Teacher- Yes, I did. Boy- Here's the green stuff, and I've sold the kiss to my big brother for Hfty cents. Have them cleaned the modern way Itjs Different-Costs No More MODERN CLEANERS Sz DYERS Phone 281 B. G. FOX Real Estate City property and farms for sale or exchange at all times. Give me a call. Phone 33 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Fiftyqfive at fffref Z:7iZiViN1G iaza new Kentucky Advocate The High-Class Daily lj E Danville, Kentucky High School Students I11vited To Call At M am Street Barber Shop and get a better hair bob or trim than elsewhere R. C. IVTARTIN Miss Dinkle- Name eleven of Shakes- peare's plays. Mabel W.- That's easy. 'Ten Nights in a Barroom' and 'As You Like It'. Martha S.- Yuh know, Kay, my an- cestors came over on the Mayflower. Donald B.- Yeh? -Mine couldn't comeg they had to go to Julius Caesar's funeral. Mrs. Archer fin Geography classb- What effect does the moon have on the tide? Laura S.- Not as much as it does on the untied. Naomi H.- Gee, I made a bad break at dinner last night! Irene M.- Don't tell us the one about the cracked plate. Naomi- Noi Mother asked me if I wouldn't have some more com. I said, 'Sure,' and passed my glass. Banks H.- They must have had dress suits in Bible times. Howard V.- Hovv's that? Banks- It says in the Bible that 'he rent his clothesl Quality Products for the Automobile Can Be Had Here Tires, Tubes, Accessories Cars Vllashed, Greased, Polished Alemite Lubricating Service Batteries and Battery Repairs Gasoline and Oils Genuine Ford Parts A Trial of Our Service Will Convince You DUNN BROS. TIRE COMPANY North Third Street Phone 125-15 Danville, Kentucky Jos. SPADARO eo COMPANY Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Delivery and Shipments UE Stanford and Alta Ave. Phone 175 Danville, Kentucky PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Ftfty-six ffzifafef wee , , Q17 if -me Slioe Shining Parlor On North Third Street At Danville Shoe Hospital Clean and Polish all Kinds of Shoes, including Suede and Satin Open Evenings and Sundays LOUIS RAY Golden Dream Coffee Tastes Better-Goes Farther lj III CENTRAL GROCERT CO. Wholesale Distributors Irene D.- Say, how come I didn't get as good a grade as the others in Chemistry? Mr. Perry- You chew gum. Irene- Well, all the others do, too. Mr. Perry- Yes, but they only chew on one piece at a time. Farmer- I Want to put a death notice in your paper. How much do you charge? Editor- A dollar an inch. F armer- Heavensl And he was over six feet high. Sam T.- Tom and I were out on the lake yesterday with a brand new box of cigars. We wanted to smoke, but we did not have a match. What do you think we did? Monkey L.- You waited until you got home. Sam- Wrong We opened the box, took out a cigar, and that made the box a cigar lighter. New 'York Restaurant For Staple and Fancy Groceries The Home of Good Cooking 001116 to Good Eats and Good Service O ES BROS. E D I N Main Street Phone 409 Phone 232 JOHN TUNIS, Mgr. Danville, Ky. PARKS Ee? HENDREN Sinart Wearing Apparel for Men PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Fifty-seven fIJ'H'5' aftzwuvw 1112.5 We 7 The Place of Values Is the Place to Shop Come and See No charges for looking The Pvillamafn Co. 5 Sc 10c and Variety Store-Opposite Gilcher Hotel Baugh E95 Gamer Furniture If it is'n't right-We make it right Mr. Piper- What animal is most noted for its fur? Albert H.- De skunk. De more fur you get away from him de better it is fur you. Mr. Perry fusing his hat as a symbol of the planet Marsj- Are there any questions? Betsy Dudley- Is the planet inhab- ited? Oh, for a line to fill this space! Mother- Earl, you said you'd been to Sunday School. Earl Cwith a far-away lookj- Yes, mamma. Mother-'AHOW does it happen your hands smell like Hsh? Earl- I carried home the Sunday School paper, and the outside page is all about Jonah and the whale. Prof. Piper- What's the matter? Walter- Why, I wrote a long, flowing article on milk and the editor has con- densed it. Q. , Phone 217 CocafCola Bottling Works First and Broadway Enjoy Thirst Q IN BOTTLES ,y,y y, PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Fifty-eight f , frref azafvnwa maze FF' Z D lin ess is very essential to the health of school children Our method of laundering and cleansing insures absolute cleanliness E U The Danville Laundry Es? Dry Cleaning Co. INCORPORATED Established 1895 The Benzol Way Phone 71 or stop the White Truck UPLIFTING . Eievawf Boy- That mae blonde Clmels Shoe Shop chamber maid dared me to kiss her when she came into the elevator. Bellhop- What did you do? Fof Elevator Boy- I took her up on it. ' l Expert Shoe Repairing Teacher- What is the difference be- ' d ' ? YY tween a Stow an a Gym Main street Phone 142 East Side New Yorker- A stoic is a bird what brings the babies, and a cynic is a place you wash the dishes. Danville, Kentucky A. Y Guaranteed to , 4 f' Give Satisfaction E ' at Sold exclusively in Danville by ' 'x t ,tsl E -D ee',-Q,i.i,.533L E. P. Faulconer, Jr. Haberdasher PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Fzfty-nine fIJ'H'5 amfvnwf: maze ons-ff 7 An Annual is a work of Artfff the perfection of Book Making Q OR over onefquarter of a cenf tury, the creation of better An' nuals has been our aim. We will help your staff or' ganize its work, help you plan your book, advise with your editorial and business departments, deliver you a beautifully printed and bound book, and insure your school a successful and satisfactory Annual, of which you can Well be proud. Twentyffive years of service to An' nual staffs gives us a broad experience which will be of immense value to you. THE COLLEGE PRINTING CO. Incorporated Louisville, Kentucky Sixty .f NV V, HW fl wer auzlvlmla STTLISH and RELIABLE Clothing, Shoes, and Furnishing Goods at lowest prices SAM BAKER Corner of Main and Second Streets Danville, Kentucky FOLEY'S Imported and Fancy Groceries Complete Line of China and Glass VVe give you quality Call 195-196 Sara Lf- VVhy aren't you in school today? Mary G.- This is ground hog day. SOFT Music With a jolt the car came to a sudden stop in the middle of a busy street. The .saraplf-Hvvhat has that got to do self-starter refused to act, and the driver with it. H Y was forced to disrnount and endeavor to Mary CV- The faculty Cant Come crank up the engine with the aid of the Out' starting handle. For hve minutes he Miss MCDOWe11-HT 1 m 6 S h a V 9 twirled the handle furiously, while a Changed- small crowd collected, and then at length Mr. Borders- l'll say. lt used to be when a man was run down, he took a tonic: now he takes an ambulance. Read it again! an old lady stepped forward and pressed a penny into the perspiring motorist's hand. My good man, she said gently, I wish all barrel organs were as quiet as yours. We specialize in all kinds of hair cuts ELLIS 592 COX The Third Street Barber Shop Eat Quality Groceries MARTIN'S South 4th Phone 321 McWaters Es? Martin The Reliable Jewelers Danville, Kentucky Sullivan Billiard Parlor Eleven Tables Lunch Drinks PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Sixty-one 1775 X 75 V ALAYX f1:ff11fef 51512111115 I Handle Only SWIFT'S Premium Ham, Breakfast Bacon, and Hudson E99 Davis Lard For Ballard's Obelisk Flour Grain and Seeds Albert Powell Phone 119 Phone 173 Elsie S.- Have you read 'Pilgrims' Progress? Anna V.- Yes, haven't you? Elsie S.- Nog is it very hard? Anna V.- Go to sleep, if you want tog it's nothing but a dream. Elizabeth M.- What did you say? Howard V.- Nothing Elizabeth M.- Oh, of course not, but how did you express it this time? A joke of two lines: Amos Boren, with no lines. Ruth W.-'lAudrey is the most polite 1 girl I know. Why, she won't even keep a compass in her room. Susan- Why? Ruth- Because it points. Betsy D.- How far are you in Biblical literature? Elizabeth F.- Oh, we are in the middle of original sin. Betsy- That's nothing. We're past redemption. Definition: A sonnet is a poem written to a lover with fourteen lines. THE HUBPUSHIN ' CO. Danvillek Largest Stock of Clothes for Young Men A store serving young men for twenty years- naturally we can serve you best Walk-Over and Nunn Bush Shoes Berg Hats Wilson Bros. Shirts A Young Man's Store Always l PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Sixty-two N Izmmy .... V S. -24 1 .fuwgkg X f 5:-, , L11- - A .gm .-1 N . Q' A ,f 1 X S9 2 . mv - 1 ,., QQ ' Q J? 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