Henry Clay High School - Statesman Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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IT WAS HERE WHERE THESE STATELY DORIC COLUMNS STAND THAT A ROUGH, HEWN STONE ONCE MARKED THE CITY LIMITS. fllll EWIDIIII THE BEST PART OF THIS BOOK IS ITS BLAZE OF PICTORIAL SPLENDOR, RIVALING IN NUMBER IF NOT IN MERIT THE WORLD'S MASTERPIECES, YET. TAKE IT ALL 'ROUND THERE IS QUITE A GOOD DEAL OF INFORMATION IN THIS BOOK- THE FACULTY - BY FAR AND LARGE THE BIGGEST WALKING ENCYCLOPEDIA THAT WE HAVE EN- COUNTERED TO DATE, AND SHOULD A KEEN STUDY OF THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE DISTIN- GUISHED CUP WINNERS AND OF THE HERCULEAN BLUE DEVILS LEAD YOU TO SCALE PARNASSIAN AND OLYMPIC HEIGHTS, OUR EFFORT WILL NOT HAVE BEEN FOR NAUGHT.

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DR. HENRY H. HILL, Ph.D, Superinfendenf BOARD OF EDUCATI MR. R. D, NORWOOD ...... Presidenf MR. J. NATHAN ELLIOTT ..,. Vice-President MR. GEORGE K. GRAVES MR. CHARLES J. SMITH MRS. FRANK L. McVEY TO THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, WHO GIVE SO FREELY OF THEIR TIME AND TALENT TO THE END THAT WE MAY ENJOY THE BENEFITS OF AN EXCELLENT SCHOOL SYSTEM, AND TO DR. HENRY H. HILL, OUR HIGHLY ESTEEMED SUPERINTENDENT, WHO GUIDES US SO JUDICIOUSLY ALONG THE HIGH- WAY OF KNOWLEDGE, WE DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL. , A I . .I I ir QD Q., 1 I NLE . I T-., .r. . w,Q.w,,.,,.,wnglLX- wzmvw D Amvfvl uvuvlwlmvn Aww Avxvnvnvlvlwlvnwnvnuwvfvf Pu' ENF-xixfxfiX-5RhRhsXshxhxhxhsffuhxgwfw5wExCs5shxhw51hxG-SxSxXxE'x5xS