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

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RCDKDQUE QTHER GOQSE, that enchantress ol your childhood, plays a return engagement at l-lenry Clay to glorify the graduates ol 1936. With other celebrities ol lairyland, she will portray their ac- tivities and lrivolities, their Worlc and play, their companions, their environment, and their mentors. From the tumbling in ol Jaclc and Jill until the curtain falls on Humpty Dumpty, precariously perched on a riclcety Wall, she will guide you through the mystic maze of student days, to mingle with the friends ol your childhood and those ol your youth.

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viz st aft To lvliz. RICHARD D. NQRWOOD Who has been a loyal member of the Board of Education since 191 SZ, and its Presiding officer since 1915. 1 Endowed with rare judgment, conscious of his responsibility in maintaining our school system on a high educational level, while administering its affairs on a sound business basis, he has resolutely followed his convictions. With unfailing courtesy, he has guided his associates in providing the best possible educational opportun- ities for school children of our community. 1 Mr. Norwood is engaged in the real estate business, President of the Teach- ers' Annuity Board, former president of the Lexington Real Estate Board, a leader in numerous civic and religious affairs. l-le has served the citizens of Lexington, without remuneration, DfDltllllQll efficiently, and unselfishly, for almost a quarter of a century, so we who are the principal beneficiaries of his unswerving devo- tion to the advancement of education gratefully dedicate this THIRD VOLUME OF THE A U I2 A