Horse Cave High School - Cavernian Yearbook (Horse Cave, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1923 volume:

The CHVQYUIHH 923 Semor Class of Horse Cave Hugh School hi Q, Iiy JL f Published hg. the orse wave, , ifllfl mm D 4 P nv 1 1 11 1 III 1 K , . - ll11f IJ111111 lx 1111l1l1f11ucl. 11111 111 411--lrlwy 1lIlX 111 1111. l1lc1.11x' I.1.v111x, lui 111 -1-1w .1f .1 1111-.111r Ivy xxlmlz Nw 1111'111 Ymmf 111 11111 51-11111 kkfmf '11 lf '1 111.1x' llllll 111111 .lx lHi,.L'X 1111 1L'XlL'NN HIL' um-112 111 11111 lilxl umm Ill l11g'l1 N11111111 .111J In 11111111 l1'1c'ix 1111'111111:1- 111 ilu' 1.1c11lly wlm I.111r11:'c! F7 1illIll'Fl1f .11.d 1111f:-111-1113. III 111411: 111-ll wc 1111,I1l 111' lctlcn 1411111411 1111 -lll 1111l1cr 111 1110. To MISS Mary Moss Our Eflflclent and Falthful Instructor We Dedlcate Our Annual WI KID Bl ll DIN! 4-Iursr 6.1111 -srlmuls e 1111 1 c 1 11c1 we vue 1111 recor was a sm d lY1Cl QCllCOl 1tn1 1 as lllllll 111 tl1e we 1 ld I lt w1 located H631 town at Cross Roads 1 11cl1 IS ne11 t ol 11 1 1.1101 c 1 s oo s w ral y ars but so went out ol exl tence In i896 1 nunle1 ol l1e ct11e11 nt Ho e Que became awakened to the act n 1e1 n1 il town 1l entuc 1 c nd l11vl1 Cl100l5 1 ere lDCltlU establls e 11s 1nte1et soon eac to t1e e tal11sl1111e11t o 1 and d and l11gl1 school here 1 sc 100 met 111 cl1fle1ent lJllllClltQN unt1l 1 school l7LtllCllI1U wws erected 1 l11cl'1 was a two ston f1ame lJu11d1110 XKllllOll mode I1 cf111xen1ences From xe 1 to V 1r 1 desne lo1 lJEll61 educmonal fac1l1t1es was created among the loyal CIUICIIN of H01 e Laxe 1nd Ill l9l3 1 lneautrlul modern two story rick bulldmg costmg 5520 O00 was erected lt 1ocat1o11 IN unsurp1ssed and tl1e bulldlng can be seen fo1 ming, n11le lt co1ta111s exerx modern conwemence and IS classed as a n1o e1n txpe ot l1lUl1 c ool l7LlllClIWUQ Io1 ma towns 1 ln lneen Pon 1de1ec one ol tl1e most DIOUIC 11e small l11gl1 chools ID soul ern lxentuclcw It l te1d1ly U1cwn l1o111 xe11 to N611 not onlx ln modern equrpment but 111 e 1c1ent l63CllGlN al o 11 rtc p1e e11t lrcultw 1s one of the bet tlwat has ever taug t 1n t 19 sc ool e1e 11 wo :een 1 lnffe run1l1e1 tl Graduates from thls schoo 0 attend ltlcllel III ltlL1UOIt ol e11n1v 1 l 1 t me IIOXCII tl1em elxes wo1tl1y men and women W1th tl1e PICNCIII o1gan 11t1o11 incl 111'11o1ed l c1l1te tedents mav prepare themselves to ente1 am cl ool Ol college III lxenttcl-ax and mam other noted colleges w1tl1out an examlnatlon tu CI1ll ltlCC llte Howe C ne Huh SCll0Ol contlnues to be one of the most upto date w1de awake Clt0Ola 1n N0LllltElY't lxentuckx and mav It ever remaln so 7 5 5 5 ,l'l1 1 'liest scl.ool ol Horse Caxe 1t vl l ' lr ' 1 1' d, ' 5 ' all is ' - K V.: ' ' Y' a' 139. as ' ' . 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DANDRIDCF H LYON Superintendent and Instructor IH Mathematics and Sclence Mr Lyon has been ln Horse Cave School only one year but we smcerely wmsh that more of our school life might have been spent with hlm When our thoughts turn back to old H C H S we sha-ll remember Mr Lyons as our faithful helper and guide Y . . . . . , . MARY W MOSS Engllsh and History Miss Mary possesses that wonderful cle termmatron that urges her students to press onward to better nobler thmgs It 15 m posslble to ever forget the many many acts of love and kindness which she has shown us durrng our entlre school career We cannot talce her to college wlth us but we can truly say that her good advice will follow us no matter what course we may pursue RUTH MULLENS Seventh A and Eighth Grades When thmgs do not go to surt Mrss Ruth and the world seems upside down she never wastes her txme m fretting but just smlle clown all those frowns BONNIF RICHARDS Domestic Scrence and Latln To know Mlss Rrcharcls IS to love her She has macle us realrze as never before the real Importance of a thorough knowledge ol Latm No pleasures can equal the many de llghtful tlmes spent ln her presence - . , . 1- , . ' I V , . .. -, . ' '58 , s MRS H L PAFTON Srxth and Sexenth B brades We envy those puprl who have had the opportunlty of bemg under Mrs Pattons mstructlons Her vntue far excel her faults MRS L H VENSIL Fourth A and Fllth Grades Mrs Vensll has been ln our mldst only lor a short time but she has proven herself Y all her students TABIFI HA HIATT l'h1rcl and Fourth B Grades MISS Hiatt weaves her life mto that of her friend by hen qulet dl9pOSlllOU and charming manners All V V S 1 ver worthy of the task, and is admired by ,. I S . 4 .4 ' ' EVA MAE BARTON Prrmary Grades Her sweet personality has won for her many many lrlencls MRS D H LYON member of our faculty but a most wrlllng suhstrtute 'Not only thus but she rs helper ln all the social functions of the school We lmow that our work would not b a success wlthout her to help us along when we were at a loss to know how to decorate or how to entertarn for some specral occasion MRS FRANK PAULL Plano Although Mrs Paull has taught prano rn the Horse Cave school only one year she has proven her CHICICHCY ln her work She has set an example of bemg energetlc as s e herself IS never lclle , , . . . ' ' h , , . Mrs. Lyon, our boss's boss, is not a A Y . I , I . I J . 5 I 1 G , . . . V . S . V ? Il :a ,,.- f: ,L :Il .TT .EL I-Z 9: 5: 1 L ll lf. '-: Z1 :Z if -P sg- YZ 52 Fa fl 'i 21 :F ga if z UT. 1: Tv .- - L I - fN N Xx xgx I 11110 1 rift,-X W gigw f ' V xx. I 2- ffffl 2 5 ' li A E a 2 5 5 W4 ' ll E 2 -,+,L.,,H l I 4 ' - if ng, A r- ' -li? 1 I E ll-. I i E Lottye Frlend o Declalmer 22 23 Basket Ball 20 Zl 2 Sapphonlan Sweetest Favorite pastrme Singing Wlllram Burks Aclvertrsrng Manager of The Caverman staff 22 Z3 Debate 22 23 Sapphoman Basket Ball Z2 23 Lucluest Favorrte pastlme Drlvmg with the Brg Four Gladys Frlencl Clad Declarmer 22 23 Presldent of Freshman Class I9 20 Senior Class Edlt0l' of The Cavemlan staff 22 23 Sapphoman Prettlest Favorite pastime Talking CDL ti! ' ' -' g 'I9-'ZOQ ' - 5 'Zl-' 25 '22-'23, P0indexler Maymle Sldebottom Byrd Editor of Olymplan Literary Soclety for The Caverman Olympxan Most cunnmg Favor te pastlme Pflmplng Davld Galloway S rm Olympxan Most athletlc Favorite pastime Playmg Basket Ball Maxine Hodges Baby Declalmer 22 23 Socnal Editor of The Caverman staff 22 23 Olympian Most graceful Favorite pastxme Posmg .. I. ., Basket'Ball, '20-'Zig 'ZI-'2Zg '22-'23. Hugh A Lester zmmrc Treasurer of Senior Class 22 23 Bas et Ball 20 Zl Zl Z2 2 Clrculatlon Manager of The Caverman staff 22 23 Declarmer 20 2l 22 23 Olympian Most handsome Favorite pastime Malung excuses for bemg tardy Mary Agnes Lafferty Agze Vlce Presxdent of Freshman Class 20 Zl Associate Editor of The Cavernlan staff 22 23 Sapphoman Most musical Favorrte pastlme Worrying Robert A Lyon Teddy President of Sophomore Class 20 Zl President of Semor Class 22 23 Declalmer 20 Zl 21 22 22 23 Winner of Declamatory Medal 22 23 Cartoonrst of The Cavernlan staff 22 23 Debate 22 23 Olympian Most talented Favonte pastime Drawlng - 1 11-If - 11 - 1 1 1 ' - k 1 1 1 1 12 123 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' - 1 1 1 - 1 1' 1 1 f 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 1 u - 11 - - 1 1 - , . I ' 1 1 1 , . - 1 u 11 . 1 1 1 ' 1 - - 1 1 1 ' - - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' - - 1 1 1 ' - - - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 , . Elizabeth Smrth Brzghl Declalmer Zl 22 22 23 Debate 22 Olympian Brightest Favorrte pastime Telling dreams Arthur Green Pam: Business Manager of Boys Basket Ball 22 23 Sapphoman Funniest Favorlte pastlme Malcmg excuses m Fngllsh SC Inter Socrety Declamatlon contest Captain of Girls Basket Ball 22 23 as et Ball I9 20 20 21 2 22 Z3 Joke Eclltor of The Caverman staff 22 23 Sapphonlan Lovelrest Favorrte pastrme Fllppmg notes to the last seat near the door .. - ,, ' Y U 9 I I v ' 3 ' 2 v ' '23, , . , . , U , , , - . Louise Ross, WE 'Y -' ' I 1 . Y , . B k , o -a : 1 -v 2 1 I-122: , 1 - . . . , , , ' . . Katherine Moss Kzlly Declalmer 22 23 Secretary of unlor Class 2I 22 Secretary of Senior Class 22 23 Secretary of The Caverman staff 2 Olymplan Neatest Favorrte pastxme Reading Thomas McDaniel Cooscy Basket Ball 22 23 Olympian Most mechanical Favorite pastxme Reading magazines Clara Wlnlock e Basket Ball 22 23 Olympian Most modest Favorite pastrme Entertammg Lottye Z2 1 u - ov - 1 u v ' ' - v 9 u ' - - 1 1 n ' - - o u ' - , . 1 n n 1 1 Q ' - , . n 4113 in a 1 n ' ' , - Hortense Smith H orly Secretary of Freshman Class I9 Treasurer of The Cavernran staff 22 23 Inter Soclety Debate 22 23 Declarmer ZI 22 Olympran Most unassumrng Favorrte pastrme Eatrng Ward Taylor Strat Presldent of Freshman Class 20 21 President of unlor Class 21 22 Vrce President of Semor Class 22 23 Bas et B ll 20 Zl 2122 22 3 Sapphonlan Most stucllous Favorlte pastime Tallung to Lourse Pearl Smrth Easy Edrtor of Sapphonran Lrterary Socrety for The Cavernran Debate 22 23 Sapphonran Most trmrcl Favorite pastime Studymg . tl II ' '20 U - 1 - 1 , , , - - y , . , , , . . n ' n - , . , r. 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J . , , u ' - . . . , , - , - . k r r ' , 1 , -2 3 . , ' y ' - , . , H H , , - , . 61112155 JHHIII We the H C H S class of Z3 of the crty of Horse Cave ln the county of Hart 1n the state of Kentucky bemg of sound and drsposrng mmd and memory and wlshlng to make just dlsposltlon of all our school possesslons d hereby make publlc and declare thls to be our last Wlll and Iwestament First to the umor Class we bequeath our best and hnest qualrtles wlth reserva tlon that they shall recerve sard qualltres with all due respect also our place ln the front of the assembly hall Second to the Sophomore Class we ulll our tardy marks and demerrts Thlrd to the Freshman Class we leave our delrght rn the pursult of education It IS our will that the folloxung speclal grants and bequests be duly executed and carried out to vwlt Ward Taylor s right to leave the room at any txme for anything to go anywhere to Frank Crump hoplng he wlll make profrtable use of the prrvllege Mary Agnes Lafferty s musrcal talent to Mary Thomas as she IS sadly ln need of lt Arthur Green s and Wllllam Burk s quletness and love of books to Louisa Bum gardner knowlng that she xxrll use these qualltres to a good advantage Lottye Frlend s deslre for a country home to Emma Moss Robert Lyon s Ford to Mlldrene McGu1re as she knows so well how to drive lt and hows to keep lt rn good condltxon Gladys Frlend s and Mary Agnes Lafferty s copies of Vergll s Aemd to Harry be written between the lmes Davrd Galloway s skull rn playmg basket ball to Albert C Moran Pearl Smlth s red mldcly to Anna Dlckey as she wears red so well Clara Wlnlock s sweet drsposltron to Anna Moss Ellzabeth Smlth s common phrase I don t care to Katherine Pritchard provided s e mll not overxsork the phrase Maxme Hodges place before the mrrror to Opal Reynolds knowlng she will get the posrtron anyway Hortense Smlths knowledge of chemistry to Nellle Ellis hoping It will be ap preclated as much as Hortenses was this year lqhomas McDaniel s pep to ohnme Cartmlll urgmg hlm to get lt ln hrs system as soon as possible Jrmmre Lester s good looks to Royce Nrchols provrcled he wrll not get so pop ular with the gurls that he wrll neglect hrs studles Mayme Sldebottoms society loyalty to all the new members of the Sapphonlan and Olympran Lrterary Socretles Katherme Mosss As ln English to Frances Frlend hoping she will use them as a means of bemg exempt from exams Lourse Ross skull ln flipping notes down the alsle to Mary Parrish hoomg she xull get caught as few tlmes as Lourse was We hereby nommate and appolnt D H Lyon executor of this our wlll In wrtness M hereof we hereunto subscrlbe our names and affix our seal this I8th day of May l923 fSrgnedJ H C H S CLASS OF 23 . , . . . ---- , . , , lv - n . 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XNs S lI'll0Wl0IlI'I CIA. 1 Snplmmnrt Glass LOL ORC C rlmson and Qold Ir LOWE R Yellow Rose MOI l O Qnvvard' Presldent lVltry Parrrsh Secretary and lretsurer Hamel Hodg s Altho our class con rsts of only eleven memoers vve boast of several excellent trarts Our abrlrty of nrarntarnrng loyalty among the puprls rn our class and our remarkable comrade hrp lr ve kept the Sophomores from drlftlng apart We can justly clarm the best deportment rn Hugh School and we have proved capable of the tasks placed before us ID the lrterarv Soclety actlvltxes In the Caesar clas composed ot Sophomores unlors and Semors Harry Long a Sophomore rs the most eflrctent student We bestovv pralse on htm for havrng so perfectly mastered the tudv of Latln Among the grrls who entered the cleclamatory contest lVl1lclrene lVlcC-uxre one of our classmates vvon the honor She spoke agamst talented gtrls and not only drd she wln a beautrful gold medal but also gamed personal glory and added much to our Sophomore reputatron lqhree of our boys represent the class on the uthletlc held and they are raprdly learmng the tchnlque of basket ball We as a vvhole are Interested ln the success of the varlous sports of the school and rn the future to help vvm many vlctortes Freshman l-rusty uc have been an example before you we destre that you remember us as an unselh h class and predlct lor you even a more pleasant Journev through Sophomore Land than the class of tvventy tvvo and three experlenced Mary Parrlsh SOIJHOMOIQL CLASS ROLL Albert C Moran Buster Owens Conme Kessmgcr HaLel Hodges Harry Long esse Farrrs lohnme Cartmxll Katherme Prrtchard Lucran Hrckev Mary Parrrsh Mlldrene lVlcC-ulre Horace lqrsdale Anna L Sldebottom Earl Bybee - , y , r . ,4 UI K ' . 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V9 2 5 jfreshmun 61112155 MOTTO Excelslor FLOWER Lily COLORS Lrght Blue and Gold OFFICERS Wilson Burks President Della Muller Secretary Davld Vaughn Treasurer Class History When the eighteen eager Freshmen entered Hrgh School September 4 1922 t was wlth a zeal and msplratlon to make the best of thelr Hlgh School days T e same splrlt steadnly Increased as each of the teachers so forclbly rmpressed upon their mlnds to lay a good foundation for their future years As they have kept this IH mmd and ablcled by lt the future prospects for the three remaxnmg years are bright The Freshman class has made :ts most noteworthy record ln llterary SOCICIW actrvltles From the begmnlng of the term our class has trled to uphold and mam efforts put forth were not rn vam when we reallze that four out of the eight boys selected for the declamatory contest were Freshmen which not only shows thelr de termxnatlon but promise of much talent ln the glrls declamatory contest we had two contestants ln athletlcs ack lcranklm has surpassed all others of our class playmg for ward on the Varsity Basket Ball Team David Vaughn and Carl England two excellent players on the second team are ready to be awarded the Semors place on the fxrst team next year as they already show much athletrc abrlrty Bermce Myers was the only Freshman girl who took an active Interest ln athletics durmg the term She held the place as a guard on the glrls flrst team It IS sald to be a Freshman characteristic that some fall by the wayslde during the year As we do not clarm by any means to be perfect the same fate has be fallen us taking three of our number No other cases seem lmmment however and we feel assured that those remaining wlll pursue their way unto vxctory Frances Friend FRESHMAN CLASS Annie Hlll Cook Carl Thomas England Opal Reynolds Royce Nrchols Wllson Burks Mattne Lee Nichols Maude Llvely Elmer Ctosslt james Burks Lucy Llvely ack Franklm Frances Frrend Della Mxller Bermce Myers Frank Myers Ralph Honaker Davrd Vaughn Mary Stasel 1 i ' ' . ' ' ' ' . h tain the honor of taking an active part in the different contests during the year. The Qgqdl' JV? al' fairi- v-1-:Sh 53-59 fl R f' Q r 53' SJ - A 1 Q - , AA .1 is , , , F gf 'A , 4 F f iff ' -3 Q h if I2 z+ W A ATHLETICS gg-gi1 Z f 'X X . V fx I XX f X f ' 1 H ' M l, E Q , lx fi X , I ,... - ...- X 5 - N XX .Q Y X ' ,,,.-.. .- I lmu u irthur Green Vlllllzlgqr XX nrul lan lor, I Illbflllll ll.KSlil'I'I' n.u,I, 'PEANI mugs' ittaskvt Eliull vie W ' St 'IND The team thls year s bcyond a doubt the most formrdable quintet that has ever represented the Horse Cave Hrgh School Even though handicapped by very llmlted practxce facllltles and wllhou a gymnaslum rts performance were brlllrant and its record IS remarkable Out of fourteen starts rt carned off nlne vlctones and suffered only two declslve defeats one of these at the hands of the du Pont Manual Training School of Louisville which later captured the State Title ln the tournament at Lex lngton and the other by Qt Mary s College The frrst chapter of the teams splendld hlstory was recorded when rt won a 42 to 4 vlctory over HISCVIIIC ln the openmg event of the season Smrths Grove and Oakland were next to bow ln defeat and It was not untll the first game with Memorial Hrgh School and the H C H S encountered strong opposltlon losing by a very small margm However the H C H S later showed nts superlorlty nn local net clrcles by twlce defeatlng the splendld Memorral qumtet Althought the :core was close ln both of these encounters the H C H S were never forced to extend themselves at any tlm durlng the fray The real test of the season came ln the tourney at Shepherdsvrlle and after easlly dlSpOSll1g of Vme Grove ln the opening round the locals were forced to talce the count at the hands of Manual ' rms' sgllwwa -of-vg:-,054 3:15 5 3 :s wo.. vQc ':21f'f5-H 20.g..Q..n-Dv E' 1 E :sg ,TIC oo.. 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I4 M. . .S. .......... ......4I Y A WA an wg-. 1 ,Ma bmi -w- its-v C? .- I' 1 D Y 1-IIIIA BKSRI-'l' HXLL 'l'l lil Girls illztskvt mall Qlwm The Girls Basket Ball Team of l922 23 of the Horse Cave Hrgh School possessed much enthuslasm and pep Although losing many games they looked upon their defeats courageously and expect a better team when the gymnasium IS completed They entered the tournament held at Shepherdsvllle March 3d and 4th for the hrst time malcmg a good showmg and reached the fmals putting up a hard hght agamst LGHS Coacz Mlss Mulllns Forward Lottne Frrend Forward Maude Lafferty Forward Clara Wlnlock Center Cllafd Cllllfd Cuard Cuard Total Laura Ellen Mlller Emma Moss Mgr Lourse Ros Capt Bermce Myers Anna Dickey L C- H S Vme Grove E. town Memorial Smith Grove Smith Grove Logan Prep 72 Total . , I' .1 ' ' H. C. H. S. .................. 6 . . . . H. C. H. S. .................. l3 ' H. C. H. S. .................. 9 - , H. C. H. S. .................. I0 Memorial .. H. C. H. S. .................. 5 ' .. H. C. H. S. .................. 9 ' H. C. H. S. .................. ll ' H. C. H. S. ..,............... 9 . Eizlsehall When the spring weather put forth the call for men of the diamond, 23 youth- ful candidates reported for training. Although the weather has proved unfavorable for real practice, the slate is still clean when the Cavernian goes to press. The town team was the first victim taken on by the tune of 8 to 7 The Memorial team was sent home on the short end f a I6 to 7 score Calloway an old veteran of the game who is playing his fourth and final year was duly elected manager He is a pitcher of great ability and a valuable inhelder and his keen batting eye mas placed him in the cleanup position His los next year will be felt and whenever Horse Cave Athletics are mentioned his name will head the list liarl Peoples will bear the bigger part of the pitching burden this year H is a pitcher who uses his head and he already has two victories to his credit Owens though playing his first season has shown up well and no doubt before the season is under way he will be holding down the initial sack regularly The keystone sack has been held clown by Green and Burks who alternate from the field Gossett who is playing his third year on the team and a valuable man with the stick will hold down the shortstop position Calloway and Lyons have been alternatin at third Th bulk of the catching work will fall upon England who is a hustlmg catcher Burks will act as second string man to this position The outfield will be cared 'or by the al ernates and Pedigo who is doing ood work McDaniel and Walter are both members of the Varsity J H 3' 7 C7 2 :' NIC? 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A 1 SHAKESPEARE S illnmen unit jlulwt Cast Students Horse Case Hrgh bchool Frrday Nrghr Aprrl I3 IQZ3 7 30 P M Coached by Dr Byron W Kmg Pmsburg School of Oratory Dramatrs Personae Escalus Pnnce of Verona Pans a young nobleman kmsman to the Prmce Montague Capulet Heads of two houses at varzancc wrth eacr oth Romeo son to Montague Mercutro klnsman to the Prmce and friend of Romeo Benvolro Nephew to Montague and frnend to Romeo Tybalt Nephew to Lady Capulet Friar Lawrence Franciscans Friar ohn Peter servant to uhet s nurse An Apothecary Pages Lady Montague wrfe to Montague Lady Capulet ulret daughter of Capul t Nurse of ullet Loulse Ross Fmma Moss Arthur Green Hugh A Lester Dr Byron Kmg Davrd Galloway Thomas McDaniel Ward Taylor Harry Long ohme Cartmrll Hortense Smlth Albert C Moran Clara Wlnlock Mayme Srdebottom Maxine Hodges Gladys Friend Mrldrene MCGUIIC Katherine Moss MIDUCI Lottve Frlend Anna Dlckey Alma Marcum Katherine Pntchard Mary Parrxsh Mary Thomas Frghters Davrd Vaughn Wllllam Burks Frank Crump Ralph Honaker 44- - YY . . 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JJ,i:f3 ' as Qblgntpmn iutsrzrrg snuetg The Olymplan Literary SOCICIY was organlzed October 9 l922 with Miss Mary Moss as sponsor This sccrety was soon known for nts sprrlt of pep and efficiency When the soclety was organuecl we hitched our wagon to a star and at last our goal has been reached Our ambrtrons are not yet satlshed as we entered to strlve harder and achleve greater thmgs yet The Girls Declamatory Contest was the flrst contest held between the socletles After a hard hght we lost both the medal and the lovmg cup ln the Boys Oratorlcal Contest we were more fortunate m wmmng both the medal and the cup In the debate we agam won the cup Wrth the VICIOTICS we have won we feel that we have been a success We that are seniors of this the Olympian Llterary Society must not forget this oxgamzatron but always let our loyalty to It be as great as ever After we have taken our places ln llfe may me have a vreu of the past let our hearts be hlled wlth pleasures and our memorres be cherrshed when we see the old socxety strll thrxvmg hope that the future members wlll hold lt as sacred as we have endeavored to do Mayme Sldebottom 23 Httpphnnmn ifnterttrg Snrtetg The Sapphonlan Literary Socrety was organized October 9 l922 As every member was mterested ln the work they have done their best to make rt a success We dad not expect the best results for thus was the hrst year for an organized society but we hope to wm many honors ln the future Although we drd not Wm ln all the contests we are not drscouraged In the gurls declamatory contest we won both the medal and the cup In the boys declama torv contest and the debate we lost after puttmg up a hard flght The Senlors that ar now leavmg wlsh you ll the success ln the future We leave our true loyalty and best wrshes not only to the old members but to the ones that will be gamed rn the commg years Though we wlll be away our thoughts wlll ever be wrth you l'o each of our teachers we express our heartfelt thanks for therr untmng efforts and patience wrth us All our success n the future we wlll at trlbute to the mfluence and encouragement recelved by the dear old faculty of H C H S Pearl Smith, 2 3 . . I . . , ' Y. . P .. . ',. , , . . . . - Y 7 V P growmg, and working as of old, we feel that we have helped to make lt a success and . , A . . . y . . . , , . 2 . . 8 . D V V. V 9 - . Ill l I klill K Ill L LXIWH' RN 'I'. If Girls Bvrlunmtnru Qlnntsst C Olympran vs Sapphoman December 8 l 922 Supposed Speech of john Adams Daniel Webster Mlldrene McGuire Sapphoman The New South The Natronal Flag Katherme Moss fOIympranJ Gladys Frrend fsapplroman Henry W Grady Henry Ward Beecher The True Crancleur of Natnon A Plea for Cuban l rbertw Maxrne Hodges Olympran Opal Reynolds fsapphomanl Return of Regulus to Carthage Elizabeth Smith Olvmpzan The Black Horse and Hrs Rrder Spartacus to the Claclrators Lottye Frrend Sapphonxan Anme Hrll Cook fO1pmpmn ohn M Thurstor Kellogg Chas Shepherd Kellogg - 1 lIll'I'-SU1'll'lj' ll. t'. ll. S. ' b c ' s J ' s ................,............. Chas. Summers ' C ' l , ..- Y' ..................,. I .......... bl . '1 ' C ' 7 Minus Drrlanmtnru Qluntrst Glymplan vs Sapphoman M 1rel1 fm 423 M111 Dexelo11111e11l111cl Xtt1111111e11t L blmy o l 111101 1 Aclche 31mer1cf1111b111 Lulogx ol Lalayelte O11 De1ll1 of Wal1111 ton NICIUOIX ol W1l1111gto11 L111e11ce Owen O1Ul?lf.7lKl!ll W1 011 Burl 541ppl1orm111 ll 1 Ax lei! KQIUIHPILIII 1111l1 Vlxex b11ppl1onu111 Rolnext fl. Lxon Olwzpzun 1me Burk bupplzonzan Daucl X au l1r1 Olumpzan Albert C Moran CSKIDPIIOTIICIII Herlmml DlClxlll 011 W111 Mclxmlex P1tr1Ll1 Henrx judge btorw bprague Hems lee ldxxarcl Lwerell ... , 4 D lIll1'I'-SH4'l1'lf lllll'N' l':lX'1' lllplll Swllmwl 1 1 ' , IJ . 's ' . .1 Q .....,,................. ' 7 S My ' s Q V ' 'l'l11 N ' l '72 7 llsn ...,.,..,......................,. Y . N j 'ls 'S C' ' D lf'Lgl . . . , er V ' D Reply to Haynes ......,...............,.,...,.......... Daniel Webster F1 ' . Y' 'S Q' ' I l ' A - Q C J ' J lf S 'S CN ' P f g 1 1 ' 1 1' ' .5 ' ....,...........,.....,..,.....,. Q ' 7' - ' J illrhatmu mann lhe Debatlng Team of the Horse Cave Hugh School has vson for ltself a name of vxhlch they should be proud The team was selected from the lnter society con test uhrch was held 1n March lhelr hrst debate was held rn Horse Cave a week later ruth Memorlal Consolidated School They defended the negatlve slde of the Bonus Blll whrch was the subject for dlscusslon As they defeated this team thelr next plan was to wln IH the drstrlct tournament Although they still had the same side of the questlon they knew they would have to work harder to defeat Bowling Green Hlgh Thus debate was held 1n Bowlmg Green on the evemng of April 6 Here after a hard hght and as a reward for their labor the dCClSl0D of the judges gave Horse Cave the vrctory As they were now the champlon team of the nlnth dlstrlct they entered the State tournament at Lexington Robert A Lyon won the honor of representing the Horse Cave School ln Publxc D1 CUQQIOH at lexlngton and the QllVCT medal at lexlngton and Miss Mart 'l homas carrled off the honor of representlng us ln the ame contest for glrls , .cv ' o - r , . 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The Horse Cave umor Agrrcultural Club was organrzed March 23 l923 It IS an organlzatron of glrls and boys from I0 to I8 years of age The purpose of the club rs the development of character and leadershrp and rt embraces both educatronal and recreational features Each club member takes some project and keeps a record on rt The Horse Cave members have taken largely to poultry A few have flowers and some garden crops The Horse Cave Club has grown raprdly and now has a membershrp of about forty Thrs grves rt the honor of bemg the largest ,lumor Club rn Hart County The rnsrgnra of the Junror Club rs a four leaf clover The clubs are often known as the 4 H Clubs The pledge rs I pledge my HEAD to clear thmkmg my HEART to greater loyalty my HANDS to longer servrce and my HEALTH to better lrvmg for my club my communrty and my country Ofrccrs Presrdent Davrd Harper Vrce Presrdent Wrlson Burks Secretary Sallre Mae Trsdale F0 lr ' ' . iff' ', Ir. . ' lH0l'5l4l J , Q . H . . - ' 9 I u v 9 ! ' Ll KN! Sf Il Nl INIWIEN I If Bunnestrr orrrnrr Drpartmrnt The Domestic bcience Department 1 one ol the m st interesting, as well a in structive branches of our High School and is under the uperwision of Mi Bonnie Richards lqhe course includes the stucly of nutrition the irt of cooking ancl canning The department is self supporting and in addition to paying all grocery bill la during this term contributed a cabinet and various mall articles to the laboratorw I On the Zlst of October the cla held a public exhibition and ale ol cxnolx and can red products in town from x hich they realized txxenty hwe dollar Cn the l8tlr of anuary they sersed the School Board and lracultx with ix ocloclc luncheon Plans are being made for 1 larger class next vear with more equipment ancl 1 dining room M H Class Roll August Norman laura Ellen Miller Anna Dickey Clara Winlock llimbeth bmith Nellie Fllis Flma Marcum Louisa Bumgardner Mary Thomas Emma Moss Maxine Hodges - 5 . V , i ' ' 's 7 o. ' Y f. ' s ' - , K . L, ' S .SS . i . V . i ii , 2 i L L Q . .K 5 -... . I V. V' . S, 1 S . . . . c I . L S . n addition to this the Board has presented a new stove. ' ss 4 . i I i s i 1 V' L t 5 A ' , v ' Y' I. ' - ' 1 s. i 4 . . I 'i I L V. . . '23, Q . N ' MUSIC Cl MSS Qllass In H3112-ir The muslc class of the Horse Cave Hrgh School has long been a source of prlde to the town as well as the School For eight years a class ln muslc has been connected with the school a large oom of the bunldmg bemg used entlrely as a musrc studro The class of 22 23 was organized on September 4 when twelve puprls enrolled The class steadrly grew to number twenty of whom all except one were gurls lqhrec of the class Louisa Bumgardner Gladys Frlend and Opal Reynolds completed the hfth grade of musrc anfl Nlary Parrrsh and lVlmer Belle Burk the fourth The dlrector of musrc Mrs F Paull of Horse Cave who has been rn the school only one year rs highly educated rn musrc She studred rn LOUlSVlllC under one of the best German professors rn the bouth She also was a student ln the In dranapohs conservatory of musrc Later she recelved her degree as Bachelor of Musrc under Dr H F Perrne who had recently re urned from an elght years sojourn ln Europe where he had studzed piano and gave concerts rn Parts Berhn and other leadmg crtres The class gave three recltals durxng the year The First was on the mght of anuary 5 The others followed during commencement week on May I2 and I4 GF Loulsa Bumgardner Opal Reynolds Gladys Frlend Mary Pam n Vlmer Belle Burlcs Alva Lou Davrs Evelyn Vaughn Sarah Lrlhan ones Ehzabeth Martin Emeral R yrolds Mary Martln Nina Mae Nichols Nellle Webb Ira Cunningham Ehzabeth Nunn JCSSIC Lee crres Angle Burlcs Helen Louis Patterson Class Roll Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Q , I . . . . , . 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'e .................... ll llll'N I'l ICR H , f,,' I v Albert Baker Evelyn Baker Buelah Bristow Lonre Dale Eva Farrls ames Galloway Elvln C-ossett Morras Hansbrough Kathryn Kessmger Maude Lafferty Anne Martm Ellzabeth Martm ames Moss Margaret Patton Edward Pedlgo Lucy Patterson Emery Comstock B ones Sarah L ones Bertha Matthews Earl Muller Henry Bell Moss Nlna Mae lN1chols Loulse Prltchard Harry Smlth Isaac Wlnn Lealra Wllcoxson Melvlna Bradley Qarah Patterson Yancey Burks Mayme Cartmlll Courtney Durham ohn Lours Curl ewell Dale Angle Burks Madaler e Cunmnghan Alva Lou Dams Orvrlle Devore Mary Gosset C-lynn C-addxe Harry Hansbrough Wllllam jenmngs Frances Lane EIGHTH GRADE Anms Smith Sallre Mae Tlsdale Clellon Thurmond Pvalyn Vaughn ferry Walthall Chester Walthall Walter Ross Frnest Ross Duck lhompson Grauman Stuart Merrel Friend Walter Lee Cook Frank Walton ohn Ross Gladys Hatcher SEVENTH GRADE Mary Lee Dornm Edward Dlckey Eva Ellrs Lawrence Gossett Davrd Harper Marjoreen ohnson lrene Kessmger Mattie Belle Kmney ames Marcum Gladys Owen Ben Al' n Patterson Mattle Ross Percy Smrth Carl Smlth Leon Scott Paul Webb Thelma Walthall SIXTH GRADE Los Lane Mary Martln Murray M rtm Elmabeth Nunn Robert Poynter Margaret Pedrgo Ruth Smlth Caroline Wxtlxer Harlan Webb j t . J A J J. J- - J ' , I . J . . . 'J Earl Peebles Bernice Kinney. . A 1 J ' V J , 1 1 : A f! I' : I V I? i H 5 is is Ig ' U F IE I is E i I . s Armond Honaker Calvin Moran Henry Prrtcharcl lra Cunnlngham ames Wm Karl Peebles Robert Thomas Smrth Samuel Moss Thomas Page McGee Tommy Wallace ack Mrller Leroy Waters Porter r Nrchols Verna ewell Waters Della Martm l llllan Spoon Edlth Blatz Emma LOUIS Dlclcey Vlrgmra Cossett Edna Gossett Hollybell Hodge Bessle Hatcher Elrzabeth Hutchens Mary Elrzabeth ennm Lena Evalyn Patterson anle Mae Moss Annle Smlth Blllle Eclcles Wllllam Fllls George Harper ferry Harper Wrllram Muller Houston Owen Walter Smith Elizabeth Brown Vlrglma Cranshaw Mary Ellls Mavis Honaker Martha Hay Helen L Patterson Margorre Moore Chrlstme Smrth Lrllre Young Claudra Walthall gs FIFTH GRADE Francis Lee McGee Madelm Chaney Christine Anders C-race Rrchardson Mollle Kessmger ess Lewrs Francls qpoon Claudra ohnson Roger Stewlrt Edward Brshop Lomer ohnson Laura Ellen Prrtchard W L Fam r Charles Steen Floyd Smith FOURTH GRADE Leslre Smith oe Smlth Rrcharcl Simon esse Kessmger Gladys Lafferty Rosa Mae Walker Gertrude Owens Mae Dell McDan1el Helen Shelton Emerald Reynolds Nellle Webb essle Lee ones Rachel Anderson Sallre Leech Moran Mable Vaughn Lawrence Steen lreton Nlchols THIRD GRADE Eileen Wlrltloxw une Marcum Demus Friend Herbert Hodge Gordon Lay Carlow Llvely Sherman McDaniel Samuel Johnson Bell Prrce J , ,-. .JA J ' J., J.' .. IJ. J. 4 L , J . . JM , lj t 4 D J. J ...l -I V V MBXIC BTISIOXS Cleneva Carver Hershel Compton l uclle Devore Clladys Dornln Holmes Dorsey lrene Duncan Samuel Duncan Arvln England Irene Forest Lawrence Frasler ames Galloway Archle Paul Hay Edlth Hodge Ruth jones lqhomas Klnney Elnora Layne oel Prlce MHYIOD Whltlng Irene Tarsh Sterllng Smlth Mlldred Smlth Maxlne Klng Emlly Pemberton Margarlte Brown Mary Frances Compton Memory Compton Ctladys Crane Lester Crane Luther Crenshaw -I Carlos Devore Audrey Eckles Carl England SECOND GRADE Chrlstlne Long Belva Martln Cladys Martln Clara Maud Mlller Mary Mlller Nora Mlller lwompy Moran Robert Owen Ruth Allen Nlchols Stanley Prltchard Oberta Rlchardson Leslle Ross Flmer Spoon Mary Wallace Myrtle X oung Oberta Vaughn Elene Shelton FIRST GRADE. Durwood Gadberry Thomas GOTIH Ruth Jennlngs Ellzabeth ameson Norwood ohnson Rhea MCC-ee Harry Lee Moran Edlth Moran Fellx Murray Lola Owen May WllllHmS Charles Cass Hansb Mable Johnson joseph Burk Myrtle Young rough , jr. , ' J l . Dorris Hope Spencer ' Chester Wooten 5 . ' . . . . A f A 5 . U J , r. the Alumni The Alumnr Assocratron of the Horse Cave Hrgh School was organrzed rn the year 1905 wrth only a few members Thrs hrgh school has had srnce the year 1899 one hundred and three graduate of x heh number srxty seven are present members of the alumnr Thrs organrzatron ha been one of the brg socral features of the school T e annual banquet grven ea h year rn honor of the graduatrng class rs an event whrch rs looked forward to by all hrgh school students as one of the most pleasant parts f therr graduatron Ir rs a means by whrch former students are kept rn contact wrth ther classmates lor thrs reason rl no other a school rs not complete wrthout an alumnr CLASS 1899 Pearl bmrth fMrs A Krtchen Florence Edwards Mrs A S Gardnerj Scottsvrlle Ky Lours Edwards deceased 900 Leona Forret Mrs H L Rebbe Semmre Smrtw Mrs V C Carpenter Barlow Ky lqrabue S Walton 1901 Frrst Half Emma l'hom s fMrs Hugh Wadel Qprrngheld Mo Lena Smrth Horse Cave Ky 1901 Last Half Maude Snoddy fMrs T Carden Leona Freem n Horse Cave Ky Elrzabeth Ctr en Horse Cave Ky 903 May Snoddy Neva Heathe ly deceased Ada Hancock Mrs Ed Arm Loursvrlle Ky Nellre Smrth Nashvrlle Tenn Alpha Shewey Mrs Roy Summers Hrsevrlle Ky Eva B Fdwards Mrs R O Poynter Horse Cave Ky lrvrn T Green 905 Natalre Fdvxards Mrs Elmer Hulen Horse Cave Ky Pansy Demumbrom R O Poynter Horse Cave Ky Charlre Mo deceased 1906 Mary loolte deceased Verna Freeman Mrs L L Patton Horse Cave Ky 1 909 Lena Ball flVlrs H 5 Moulderl Campargn Ill John McDanrel Lexrngton Ky 3 I F . ' .Y. . . I I . . . . h. 4 vi ' . - . C D 'o 0 4 I . . ' D. ' V 1 , .s Q . . . ' ' l C . . . D, ', '. Bettie Huggins fMrs. C-eo. O. Taylorl. . j. . 5. 1 'l f C . l l D, ' ' , . . . A Q . . . , . 1 l - ' C - 7. . - ' 4 f . . 3, , , 9 Gladys Mayheld Horse Cave Ky Laura Qhlrley CMrs Claybourne Waltonl Munfordvrlle Taylor Bethel Horse Case Ky l92 Murah Pace fMrs Wm Cultur Loulsvrlle Ky Leland Payton Loursvllle Ky Stephen McDan1el Horse Cave Ky l9I3 ohnney Mabel Logsdon fMrs Carl Bullock Lourswllle Ky Bessie ean Veluzat Mrs Douglas Green Horse Cave Ky Mayme Payton deceased Edna Akers Waslmlngton D C Lucy Akers Mrs Wood Vance Glasgow Ky l9l4 Ruth Blakey Canmer Ky Ida Mclnteer Mrs Waldeck Murray Horse Cave Roger Mayheld Horse Cave Ky 95 Mav Renlck fMrs Guy Thornberry Mary Xancey ennlngs Horse Cave Ky Ruth Veluzat Mrs Raymond Sutherland Horse Cave Wall Bryant Hopklnsvrlle Ky 9 6 Mary Irvm Combs Mrs Robert Terry Horse Cave Ky Ruth McDaniel Horse Cave Ky Nora Bybee Loulsvxlle Ky Goebel Flsher M3dlSOD Wls Tom Moran Horse Cave Ky 1917 Robert 0 Beauchamp Hardrnsburg Ky Clarlce England Mrs O L Comstock Elizabethtown Sadle Hatcher Mrs Glendelle Ball Horse Cave Ky Orvllle L Comstock Elizabethtown Ky Bryant Green Horse Cave Ky Mary Dunagan fMrs Walter Owens Schenectady N Y Lors Nunnally Mrs E. K Drsney Pearle Hutchens Horse Cave Ky l9l8 Lewis Turner Calhoun Ky Frank Redford Horse Cave Ky Elma Eubank Horse Cave Ky Mary Ann Laferty Hardyvrlle Ky Mlllle Caswell Upton Ky l It l J . . D. , . J K - 7. - - lt .J. ' ' ' J. , . lt - S b 'L ,Ky- l l 7 -I , V . C .. ,Ky. Walter Owens, Schenectady, N. Y. l l ' l c . Q. , . I' . C .l . . 1 pf ' ,Ky. y c . U J. , . l l l I. , . C . . . IQI9 u 1 lroma M Rrper I-c e C me Nlncv Bethel Hor e C ue Ky Mary WllllC Qnlloxx my Horse C uc Ky culs Pnyton Hor c C we y uuv Ros Mr en Nlargurrte Duns rn lout ulle Ky Qrlady Armour Canmer Ky l ourse Boxxlxng Berea Ky C-lady Prlteluard Horse Cave KV Grace enell Hore Cave Ky ennle Ball fMr D R Collins Kan x Llty Mo Mary MCD5H1Cl Lexrngton Ky 1920 Marv Buford Hod e Hrewrlle Kx Louise Scott Mr B F Soutlaerlancl Horse Case LLIQCIIIR Mcphersorr I our vrlle K Alme Cruzle Horse Cave Ky Ruth Peeble Mr Roy Webb lul e Cal 92 Pxulme Parrrslm Qaxe Cnty K I wa lVlcDan1el Hor e Qt e Ky Mwrtlma Burk M B I Kes rn r Horse Cawe Loura Akers Glas ou Ky leon ewell Horse Lawe Ky 922 Ruby Hardy Lno K lourse Owens Horse Cave Ky Henry Nlayfreld Horse Cave Ky Rebecca Ross Cave City Ky Floyd Edwards Horse Cave Ky Otlma Ara Glasgow Ky Norman Shrrley Rowletts Ky Harry Myers Horse Cave Ky Carrle Turner Hor e Cave Ky Oscar Payne Cleaver Raxwletts Ky Alyne Payton Hor e Cave Ky Ellie Boston Sulphur Well Ky Samuel Bumgardner Horse Cave Ky Courtney McDan1el Horse Cave Ky Henry Wllson Kung Horse Cave Ky R rl Ml .S Q rs. D. D. 2 J, lmrs ft ' , KV z . , 's fs ' , ' . .' A ' I A 'L ' , L 2 ' , ' 's- 'Q . K . R ll ,s Q S. li. D. All D, lulure, ful. K 'K ' Lge , . 's , i l ,S .' Vw, ' Viv' 4 .a ' I , C, ',v. Y s ' , ' , Q. rl ' . S ' , . J ' s. . . 'rf V' sis V , Hazel Hogan QMrs. D. Squiresl, Glasgow, Ky. 1 I g 5, us 'V , 1 K . c S' . '. . r D' k V ' K . , . s' , 'y. sf s. D' Xmar, '. I l in ' , 's I v , ' '. L 1 s Q rs. . .. ' s' ge ' ' l Y 4 . ', ' , y. ' , s , . . , s ' , . Everybody glad CU to be back agam Met classes Semor class organized First Qlalrllhar Stpttmbcr Tests Do teachers have no heart3 October SOCICIICS orgamzed Holiday One glrl paid het Near East Rellef pledge Basket Ball H C H S vs Smlth Grove boys Basket Ball H C H S vs Smlth Crowe gurls Basket Ball H C H S vs Hrsevllle Qboys November Girls prellmlnary declamatlon contest B s et B Il H C H S vs Munfordvrlle Qboys Tom Thumb Weddlng Basket Ball H C H S vs Elizabethtown glrls I9 20 ZI Dr Klng s Lectures Basket Ball H C H S vs Oakland fboysl One month untll Xmas Oh boy' Basket Ball H C H S vs Smlths Grove fboys Basket Ball H C H 5 vs Smlths Croxe glrls Basket Ball H C H S v Memorlal fboys Basket Ball H C H S vs Memorlal grrls 30 31 Thanksgrvlng holrdays 8 Glrls declamatron contest IZ 22 Plans for Chrlstmas 23 31 Christmas hollclays December anuary 2 School reopened 3 I5 I6 I7 I8 Cram Cram Cram for Mld Term Exams Begmmng of New Semester Boys prellmmary Oratorlcal contest Basket Basket Basket Basket Basket Basket Basket 24 Basket Ball Ball Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba II ZEIIIII O0 000000 IIIIIIIII S S VS VS VS R C A St Marys February Logan Franklln Cboys Rich Pond fboys Memorlal varslty Memorial second bo Memorral glrls 4 . 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' Q' ys team Marcfr 2 3 Basket Ball Iournament benlor entertamed unlore wlth Dumb Supper Inter SOCICIV Debate Bas et Ball H Q H 5 Memorial warsxty Bas et Ball H C H 5 v IVIemor1aI Second boys team Bas et Ball H Q H 5 Memorral tI'1lrcI bovs team District Deb xtrns, contest Dr rl t Qratorlcal nte t Aprrl Debate Horse Cave ws Bowlmg Green Dr Byron W King Romeo and uI1et H1 I1 School Play I9 20 Sprlng vacatlon Z7 Senior Play May Recltal IVIr Paull IVIu1c CI15 I I Final Fxam Baccalaureate Sermon by Rex D H Frlend Recrtal Mr PWUII Mu rc Clan Llgbtb Grade Qracluatlon Aclclre 5 by F D Hlnlcle Clash Nlgbt C-racluatron AIUmHl Banquet Lone but not forgotten MH 9 W ' 5 ' ' .I ' . . . I3 - ' H . ZI Ic 7 . I. .-'.vs, A .A I. ZI .Ic - . ,. .-'. s. ' Zl Ic -- . I. . vs. ' Q ' 1. 26 I: I 2 ' j ' 3. Z6 'st C 9 co 5. Z6 District Declamatlon contest. 8 . ' . ' . I3 I ' , Ag QI . -I I - s. 5' . 's. IO- I ,. s. I 3 .I ...'. I4 ' - s. 1 's s' N I5 TA N 9 s' .. . I . I6 9 ' ' . I7 ' . I8 ' . I9 N . nkvs Behold Our Faculty Mr Lyon ln hls cake eatmg trousers Miss Moss wlth bobbed han' Mxss Rrchards Hrrtmg with a drummer Miss Mullins leadmg prayer rn chapel Mrs Patton taking Mr Patton rn the back yard as a schoolboy Mrs Vensel talkmg above all volces at a club Miss I-Ilatt guest of honor at I-lardlngs Grand Ball Mxss Barton America s most graceful toe dancer Mrs Paul playmg a Jazzy Jazz Have You Heard Tins m the H C H S All maternal and money for the Annual must be m by the 30th Was your picture good3 O darn when was that asslgned Give me that qulck I have Just three mlnutes to copy It before class Young man your deportment wlll be cut for that Miss Mary Glve the offices under the Department of Treasury Annne The surtor rs the only one I remember Erghth Grade To be or not to be Gladys Shakespeare Erghth Grade No that IS from Hamlet Mr Lyon was CXplalIlll'lg anlmals as to vertebrae and lnvertebrae and Mary sand If that IS so a chrcken IS a rnvertebrae because rt cant move lts backbone Lourse Well Mary havent you ever seen a chicken shake Semor class consrstrng of 20 members when arranging for a prcmc appointed Lottye to prepare the lunch and Lottye asked How many buns wxll It take? Wont I5 dozen be enough3 Mary Agnes Ward you mlssed the trme of your llfe by not takmg Vergll It has some of the most beautlful love storles tn It that I have ever read Ward Huh I dont have to read Vergll for a beautiful love story I have one of my ovsn Arthur fwalktng wrth Gladysj Do you care lf I smoke darl1ng5 Gladys I dont care rf you burn ack David do you know the difference between a mule and a lemon3 Davrd You have one on me I dont know Jack Then Id hate to send you after lemons Mxss Mary teachmg Burns rn the Englrsh class on the slgnrhcance of lrttle things sand The hand which made the mrghty heavens made a gram of sand which made the lofty mountalns made a drop of water whlch made you made the grass of the field which made me made a dalsy . . . , V - a Q ' - v n - , . , . - It H Q' , . . . . . . ,, - n . . . . . , . ,, , . . , . -1 s v . u u - - v v u , . . 1 1 I a r 1 , . , . .I ' ' - v i , . s n v U . , . . v n 1 I - ' vs y . Mrss Mary Now I put the number seven on the board Wlrat number lmmedrately comes rnto your mmd3 Wllllam Eleven Maxme I wonder how many men mll be unhappy when I marry3 Elrzabeth It all depends upon hon many trmes you marry hmma Gabe was the goal of my wmbrtrons but Annre But what3 Emma Daddy klcked the goal Ihe rose rs red the vrolet s blue and so are the Seniors w hen the note books fall due Old Lady Oh conductor please stop the tram I drapt my wrg out the wrndow Conductor Never mlrd madam there rs a swltch just thus srde of the next station lVIrss Rrchard what rs the name of the teeth that a human bemg gets last3 Mrldrene False lmmre What shrp carrres the greatest number of passengers3 Lottye Courtship Pearl AHXIOUS to know Ward how do you know that Noah had beer ln the ark3 brum Imagine C-ladys Wrthout wrinkles rn her halr Maxrne Not posrng Loulse Wrthout Ward Mary A Not worrying lmmle Not bemg tardy Ward Not dorng as he pleases Ihomas Srttrng up strarght Wrllram Bemg TCIlglOU9 Dawrd Wlth a regular gurl Pearl FIIFIIHQ Elrzabeth In love Mayme Wlth halr combed back and no powder on her face I-lortense Werghrng 99 9 lbs Lottye ACIlHg senslble Katherlne Wlth black halr Clara Isolated from C-orrn Robert Not being sentrmental IVI1ss Rlchards Gladys what Englrsh words are demed from Qmnrpotens uno Gladys Cmnrpotent JUHIOY C . YD- , ' . ' Ward-The kangaroo and the toad went aboard with hops and the bear was always J' '4 j ' . I J V ' . v o r I fm . ' I V ' I 1 . 1 J 03m frlrnhq ham lulguh lx- Hum hu urumu Ihrm unur Iflhl ll ll I . 'I- ' D , v N s 5 Blrzlsl' hrlp Q . PROFESSIONAL CARDS Thomasl Green Sz Son Dr L H Vense GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY DENTIST Horse Cave Ky INSURE J L Sutphln Before You Lose DENT1sT we Llghtnmg Cyclone 1 e and ACCld ent Ofice over Poynter Hardware Store V C G CHANEY Horse Cave Ky AGENT . . . . 1 i 3 Horse Cave, Ky. , . F. A L'f TI-IE BANK OE SERVICE ASSETS 35700 OOO OO SOLICITS YOUR BANKING BUSINESS ON ITS RECORD Farmers' Deposlt Bank Horse Cave Ky ESTABLISHED 1893 , Q 7 I The People s Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company HORSE CAVE KY 1 I 1 S 1 41 1111 1111111 111 1s1111111t 1 l ll 11 111 X11x1111l111 lst 197 1 1 11111 11111111 1111x1111 ss PEOPLES LOOSE LEAF TOBACCO WAREHOUSE COMPANY lnc p 9 of , . 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Cc ,U 3 cc ' na akespeareis Hamlet 7 O 7 a+? ur s LOGAN CGLLEGE For Gzrls and Young Women l892 RUSSELLVILLE KENTUCKY l923 A Standard Junlor College that stands for Chrlstlan prlnclples womanly character and scholarshlp Strong faculty of thoroughly equlpped men and women It offers at a mlnlmun cost an educatlon un der envlronments that harmonlze Wlth womanhoods h1ghest ldeals ALBERT P LYON D D Presldent -. , ,, . . , , . . . , . . , . - . . . , Catalog and further information on requesl O , O I, . I -X fa Y-ff , 1, . '.:! '1'! l Throughout the Season You W1ll F1r11:l an Elegant Lme of MILLINERY Featurmg Tnmmed Hats and Tallorecl Hats Mrs Perme Harlow Horse Cave Ky Try the Drug Store F1181 11, 1111 51111 S 1101 11 111 11111111111011t ls 111111st11 lllll llll 11 S01 11110118 8111111111 11 1111 1111s1 lllll L 111 111111311 G1f1p11o11o11s, 111111111111 s 1 111111 V1 111 1 1pe1 11111 51111111119 Comstock Drug Co 1,111 tx 1111 0 1 111 1 Horse Cave Ky ESELL your produce to an old reliable firm -CFU'-IFCO .-. -- Z N' ' . -4 ' .. Z . . ...A ..... . , is ,W . -4 N14 1 A -up ,1-1 . w F7--. -, ,,: T . . .. L ' -f ' -'C Z ' - I' ' A 1 A - M - - ,...1 A' ,, 1. . -.2 ' . . , 1. ... 3, , A 4 ,' I ' . '1 - 4 ... . V4 -5 1 . . . .. -- ,..1 1 1 : f: E 1 ' ,A I ..: ,,... 1 , . 5 - C - .4 . -5 1 1 ' . N A. A w . H H- 1 1 N V ., ,... . ,.. .1 .,. Q 1-1 . ,J 4 .... V 1 v . .. jp . .. fs A --f . 1 1..- .... N - - - ,-. 1 , 4 v -,- .. ... H -1. A A- 1 ,... .4 ,-, ' .1 . 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Q For your Lumber, Roofing Cemenl, Hardware and HQTEL OWENS w M 0 e Horse Cave Ky MODERN THROUGHOUT IN EVERY WAY THE BEST 549g . . VV ns Q o .Ax T' ' , f 4 ' A T . x - ,Ak , V .- . . .Bk . - lyll it Q. The Home of Clean grrgfr Sports GTI Headquarters of Qur Boys and GIYIS WIISOH Co The Rexall Store v H ,X X XA-Q, 2 , N 5 x if T .,.., 9 w 'S 7 A PLACE OF SAFETY ll 1 IL 111 1 111 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1 SECURITY 11 SERVICE A Place of Absolute Safety First Natlonal Safety A111 F lrst National Servlce 1 111 ILX FIRST NATIO AL BAN Horse Cave, Kentucky The up to date Grocery and Meat Mar lcet SCYVICC and Courtesy always extended Q . ENGLA D Horse Cave, Ky. 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Hl'Zl5HIIIilPll' Irwin? :xml TlliIiHlI. 1'A!'v'A'wv :Vw '1v C 'I' Dear1ngPr1nt1ng Co Up Stalrs MIIIIHCYY P R I N TI N G Hgh Q Mrs Lena McGee P zz' HORSE CAVE KY 4 S hdSt.L Mrs I-I L Thomas 81 Co If wzll be our pleasure to answer your znquzrzes We keep the best grade 0 CGAL on hand at all fzmes PRICES GUARANTEED TERMS CASH w INCORPORATED of Ure i es! ualily ' We s ecialize in 7 V ' C lalogs, Booklels, ' fade fournals J i olfler fpublicalions w , ' T 1 T i 2 n T ' .. i 'Il .. 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