Kentucky College for Women - Daisy Yearbook (Danville, KY)
- Class of 1921
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I gl' f f-'Cr' N ' Auf ,U 3 MF i' ' -. .. ,P ' ?E- m-rmnmmmn.nm..r. -I- ...-I..m..Im......I-I-..-I-.-...nl- -1 QS!!!-gmh uIanm4Wmnniinm-Imuun-.lnnmh---n.....EJi '- d IlIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlHlIIIlI quuunnuununuunuunnunnununnnnnunnnnuunununnnnnnun1unuu:nunnun:nuunnunnnuunuuununlunnnnlrm AS AN EXPRESSION ov oua Love AND ADMIRATION FOR 2 ONE WHO HAS AIDED US IN EVERY POSSIBLE WAY AND WHO 2 : REPRESENTS THE IDEALS OF K. C. W., WE DEDICATE THIS if Q VOLUME OF THE DAISY TO OUR FRIEND AND CLASS ADVISOR 5 MISS LILLY LANGHORNE HUNTER E.IIllIllllllllllllluIIIllIlllllllllllllllluIIlllllllllllllllIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllm lIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIlHlHIIllII Page four . . f Q' j i The 'Da1sy, Nmeteen Twenty-One g-T ,ff ,T in 4:3 15-I..-..,j.,..,m11'rnm...-1 1 . .m.....nnmnmm-...mf I I . m .mi H... f Y mag Page ji orewor Classmates Ever Friends I'Il meet as I grow older, But no better friends than these. Later years mean hearts grown colder, Lacking earlier memoriesg Later years mean hearts untruthful, Filled with thoughts of selfishnessg Here, from souls as frank as youth- ful Comes 'the love my life shall bless. Here between us, no concealment Lies within the outstretched hand,- Here we give ourselves revealment, Firmly, truly, do we stand: Here's no wrong that needs correc- tion. Classmates, every one a friend In the bonds of frm affection, Bound together to the end! jane N. Scott. ' if t ?,, Il Q- 2 . . The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One LWXY Z -I Ililir, ZE- ,si fo fe I bi .. I ?-1 125245:--In- n mu, ILIKIHLLLI 4 - Inmnvlmnnnn-tnin inIiimUWmii....i.I-mm----limi ' Y Q , i ,.,i ..., ,I ss.. ..., , .. ,,,,, .. .,.. .4.,. . In In I 2 , is 3 1 Si E T U I 1 V Annual Staff DAISY F. MCLIN .... ..... E ditor-in-Chief MARGARET TURLEY . . .... Assistant Editor BRUMMAL LEWIS . .... Business Manager VIRGALEEN BYRON . . Assislanl Business Manager VIRGINIA REEVES . ...... fake Editor MARY PHILLIPS . . . . . . Art Editor LOUISE STONE . . . . Athletic Editor Page six . . 3, Qc The Dcwsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One 5 ,-Til Nl! In ' G ' ' 'IS-muh:- mlm--'-I--1'-'f' H ' - I H- '- ' J' H I H ' -H I-'ffm-:iid A TT Page seven ' Qur Alma Mater For the school in the Bluegrass, The home of our youth, For all that she's taught us Of, friendship and truth, Alma Mater, we pledge thee lifelong loyalty, Honored Mother, we'll ever be faithful to thee. CHORUS For we love thy broad campus, The shade of its trees, Ever fondly our memories linger 'round these. To the ideals thou hast given us We'll ever be true. All hail, Alma Mater, Fair K. C. VV. 'Tis the torch of knowledge That burns in thy hall Shall e'er lead us forward, Though far be the call. Undaunted we'll follow Thy light through all time, That the praise, Alma Mater, may ever be thine. fl ' lwhrqa The Daisy Nfneteen Twenty-One ,VX X ' 'ff N 'i . : g V e- Q 2 l ' a lll' Q L:::e..:ggg, SN L ':! 'Q'-'AX X ' eff- , ,NX W? V 5 lil. ' M r 0 fi. ly .- M3103 ' '- l V, mmnmrrvmn-...M...m...mrn'rn.-...punr.--- 1-.-...m... -r..-....IGmnnqn---H.-.-mul-lmmiuflw ........... ...........,,iI.-. cI M. MARSHALL ALLEN, D.D. President B.A. Central College, 1884, Pastor Presbyterian Church, lshpeming, Michigan, l895-l9l59 President Kentucky College for Women, l9l5. Page eight FX -A l-f 1 . . f-3 IVIV IE i The Dmsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One TL:-T M, ... vl:: im 6 h ' 1:2 - 1S.g,j.....-Tmnmmm -..1 mi.ia,. iiu fl-f- n f:f.'1: Wim .,l1If.ff.-'fI'f nWTrrrrmrrm A I '- N Page nine ' ' 'mama -5' RUTH ANDRUS, A.lVl. Dean A.B., A.M., Vassar College, Columbia Univer- sity, 'O8-'09: Instructor in Latin, Greek, and History, Taconic School, Lakeville, Conn., '09- '12: in Latin, Putnam Hall, Poughkeepsie, N, Y., '12-'13g in Latin, Barstow School, Kansas City, Mos '13-'14: in Latin, Kentucky College for Women, '14-'15g Dean, Kentucky College for Women, '15. MARIANBELLE BLOCKSOM Voice-Piano Graduate Cincinnati Coiisi-1'vatox'y of Music: Studia-cl under Miss Clara Baur, Di: Fery Lulek, Mlle. Zeline cle Maelot, and Mme, Lillian Wie- sekig Instructor of Voice and Piano, Kentucky College for VVorneng Soloist, Sc-cond Presbyte- rian Cliurch, Danville, Ky. PORTIA A. BRICKER ELATH BUCHANAN Home Economics Elementary Department B.S., Pennsylvania State, 19193 Kentucky Col- VVa1'd-Belmont College: Eastern Kviituvlcy lege for Womeii, 1919. State Normal School, Kentucky l'olh-,ge for XVomen, 1920. T l xx l E. J if Z QF 2 -g AN , Q. 1 a li I ' - 1-'L Ni WWI The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One m'rrrmTrmn-nn l-.ll . ml -1 ll lllll... llllllmmlll-.--.ll-.1 llll...ll ..1l.Illummm..mmm----lQl......llllrmlm-ll..--.Eli '-T. Y !!Sfff::' 61 X PEARL G. CARLSON MABEL RUTH COATES English Elementary Department A.B., A.M.. Cornell College: l'nivl-rsity of Chi- Eastern Kentucky State Normal St-hool, '20g uagog Kentucky College for XVornvn, '19. Kentucky College for NVOIHUII- '20, ELEANOR MCCARTHY CURTIN MARGARET FARNSWORTH Head of the Expression Department Director of Fine Arts Hollins Collegeg Leland Powers School. School of Fine Arts, Ohio Wesleyan Universltyg Instructor in Home Furnishing, Art History, and Studio Works, Kentucky College for '16 Women, 'cl Page ten . . f-Kg ' l The.Da1sy, Nmeteen Twenty-One iT lg Y I Ill I I I ll in lvvlll l G JX-AE 2323 MARIAN FRAMPTON FELL MARJORIE E. FLYNN History and Psychology English Goucher College, '20g Kentucky College for A.B., Vlfellesley College, 'lflg Kentuel lVomen, '20. for XVomen, '19. X LILLY L. HUNTER FANNIE GAY INGELS Presiding Teacher Intermediate Department Graduate of Chicago Free Kindergarten Asso- Hazel Green Ac-amlmny, XVulfv County: ciation, Chicago, Ill,g Presiding Teacher at Intermediate Department, Kentucky! Kentucky College for Women, '13. YVomen, '07, Page eleven X cy College l i'inc'ipal 'ollt-go for r l Rx LD lk The Dafsy, Nfneteen Twenty-One uE'.ill Q:l1 I ? L' 1 X ,Q'3zgga:.ll2?flIHM , glwl-ZA ---- 'l'll 1. vi -.K , X - - giffnj . 'Lf f 1, M -unluuumn nuurg n 1 u -Inum-nmnuumu lxfff -'ITT' 1 ' MRS. T. H. JOHNS Malron . 4 MRS. SOPHIA EWALT KISER NUTSC mln-l'l1'l l'lTl11'nnn -1 ll mmmun1'mu nmuu nu-mm...mmun-..-m.... if EI gg FLORENCE GRETCHEN KILMER Physical Director XB.. Oberlin College, '203 P.'1'. Diploma. Ober- lin. '20g Kentucky Colls-ge for WVomen, '20. f HELEN MOULTON Malhcmalics Practical Nurse. A.B., Vassar College, '19g Kentucky College for Women, '20, Page llvelve V, ref' , , if ii ' . . 5 3 -5' f f? The Dmsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One J- .- F-' H A lu ei . .. . .,.,.,....,. LAURA CLEMENTINE PETERS Violin Cincinnati Conservatory of Music: Indianapolis Conservatory of Musicg Instructor, LaFayette Conservatory of Music, '13-'15g Instructor ot' Violin, Mississippi Woman's College, '15-'ISQ Wornan's College. Jackson, Tenn., '19-'20g Ken- tucky College for Women, '20. ' ' M2323 -,z MRS. LILLIE REYNOLDS Secretary GLADYS TAMZIN SHAILER Dirccior of Music Graduate of Cincinnati Conservqitory of Music! Instructor in Piano, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, '09-'10g Instructor in Piano, Kentucky College for Women, '10-'12g Director of Music Kentucky College for Women, '12, Organist and Choir Director, Second Presbyterian Church, Danville: Director of the Danville Choral Club. Page lhrrlecn LULA SP'ARLI NG Latin Marietta College: Summer Session at Ohio State- University: Kentucky College for Woxxlcn, '20 f We ' wil D lm :ml X E e afsy, Nineteen Twenty-One k- QD F l 'Q' 4 2 I' v' ' All l .T fy, -Th u M ' -nf 5 -L n11'rT1TfffTMH1i:l-l.ii4'F'rmiii.- im minflhi-im n in ii ui nn nm--nimnm-m i-nnnii i-illl-liiiqwmlimunnm...,.....l....ml.....,,....lEj d Y KA VY -Y ,. BEULAH M. TERHUNE HELEN THOMPSON Inlermedialc Deparlmenl Malhemalfcs A.B., Beaumont College: Eastern Kentucky A.B.. Vassar, '1fl: Kentucky College for Wom- Statc Normal, 'ONQ University of Virginia, 'IIC cn '19 Instructor in Intermediate Department, Ken- - -, tucky College for XYomen, 1.1. IDALINA CANDIDA DE OLIVEIRA CASTRO French and Spanish Escola. Regis, Portugal: Villa. Bury College, Hciclleburg: University of Kentucky: University of Chicago: Kentucky College for VVomen, '1S. MISS INA A. MILROY, PHD. Science and Assislanl Dean Chicago University: Michigan University: Ber- lin University, Ph.D.: Instructor in Physics and Chemistry, College for Women, Columbia, S. C., '09-'15: Instructor in Physics, Chemistry, and French: Assistant Dean, Kentucky College for Xvomen, '17. Page fourleen , 1. W' N , ,, ,WK . .- fw- ,, V, wx ' fn., '. I. ,fl aj' 'lf X' , . 4 ,, s .R , 1 r, , .WI A, 4 .59 ,1 ,H ,, AC 1 3 V3 ' ' ,Yam ' 11- ,fn .I fr' ' 11 , ' 4 ax' U, 1 'e-,1 rf: 'J ,X ' ,I ' 1, ,.. ,, , L-- w 4 xvs. , l AI, ' .gk I fx ' .wg .3 Y! J - ,V ,, f M.. 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EUNICE STROTHER . . - I I li N if ', 91.4 3 N I:-12611225 5' V :I 5 IM-lfe l f Q ERI ,fb - Q 'elif-j, 7 'X ...L Y S 6I'1lO1' Class OFFICERS REBECCA BREWARD . . MARGARET TURLEY . . . MARY LEWIS EDELEN . . CAROLINE NOEL . Miss HUNTER . Class From East, from West, from North, from South, They came to dear K. C., The sfamous Class of Twenty-one, Who'll soon alumnae be. Through Junior College strife they come, With heads up, shoulders squared, To meet new trials, or work, or fun, Or problems never dared. As juniors gay they stepped along, With joy their way was pavedg Mid-years they conquered with a song, In triumph their colors waved. ln basketball they won their Dame, And helped the Odd's cause, For the Endowment Fund they pledged rh With a spirit that did not pause. The junior dinner and dance in the gym, And other things they triedg Page seventeen eir name . . . . . ..... President . . . . . . Vice-President . . Secretary and Treasurer . . . . . . . Class Poet ig . Managers of Tea Room . . . . . .Class Adviser Poem They entered all contests with a vim, Their prowess soon spread wide. Step exercises soon were o'er, And then Commencement Day, And merry juniors they were no more, But seniors staid and gray. With dignity they've borne the weight Of senior responsibility, And underclassmens wiles they dodge With much agility. For tea room and the senior play They gave their time and work, Not a single task that came their way Did this bunch of seniors shirlc. And when on graduation day They bid K. C. farewell, Let each one hasten on the way Which fates for her foretell. we irq e cusy, meteen wenty ne ,, Q QF M y EA T ll D N T -O ftrr'l't'rrtTfTt'l't1Qg!!!il ni:-unm1mlFFt'tTthnnftu1nniuu ill'il-Tthluvuum unvlll imnGWl'U11nmiuutnu-nm 1 intnnm-E1-L. 6 MARY CARLISLE BIRD Shelbyville, Ky. School Cheer Leader, '13-'10, '19-'20, '20- '21g Cast of June Play, '1N: ViL-t--Pi'1-si- dent of Athletic Association, '19-'1101 School Marshal, '20: Red Cheer Leader, '18-'19, '19-'201 President of Junior Class, '19-'20: P1-tisirlent of Y. VV. C. A.. '20-'Z13 Assistant Nurse: M--mber of Ath- letic' K Club: Mr-mbc-r of Glee Club, '20-'f21: Basketball, '19-'20: Cast of Sen- ior Play: Franklin D. Roosevelt in K. C. W. Presidential Campaign, '20: War-cl- robe Mistress- '20, Sigma Sigma. Sigma. ult is a good thing to be ricli, It is a good thing to be strong, But it is a better thing to be loved By many friends. Ask Birdie is a byword at K. C. W. Theres nothing she's unable to find, no situation she's unable to meet. We don't see how this old place could go on with- out her. Her shoulders are squared to all responsibilities, even if she does get reck- less sometimes and experiment with cow- bells. etc. Birdie is an all-round girl, and is especially distinguished as being the first member of the K Club. A hard worker, a jolly schoolmate, a loyal friend, Birdie is sure to make her mark in this big world. EVELYN WOODFORD BATES Louisville, Ky. Vice-President of Y. W, C. A., '20-'21: Secretary and Treasurer ot' Dramatic Association, '19-'20Q Secretary and Treas- urer of Athletic Association, '20-'21g Cast of June Play. '20: Staff of Ken- Co-NVmnn, '20-'21g Member of Student Count-il, '20. Ficl5le as a cliangeful dream. Theres a little bit of bad in every good little girl, and Evelyn is no exception. Blessed with a bright mind and attractive personality, she soon became the faculty pet of l9l9. Evelyn is a remarkably graceful dancer and possesses a great deal of dramatic talent. Though it's hard to predict her future, we are sure that suc- cess awaits her behind the footlights. Page eighteen fa fer.-l The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One ff fel 1. my in f K' ' 4 I 9 t 1 1-, . ill f Q ,ff 3 42-,M II I I I I I I I Illllltlllhl II I I 4't'TTt- fn - VIRGALEEN BYRON Owingsville, Ky. Vice-President of Junior Class, '20: President of Dramatic Associationg Past of June Play, '20: Member of Glee Club, '20-'21g Assistant Business Manager of Annual. '21g Business Manager ot' Ath- letic Association: Cast of the Senior Play, '21, A smile for all, a welcome glad, Axfovial coaxing may she had. Was there ever a jollier pal or better sport than our Virge? She wears a broad smile for every occasion, and her antics soon bring smiles to other people's flaces, too. She has chosen expression for her major subject and bids fair to being very successful in it. She starred in last year's june play, and in Quality Street and on other occasions her talent has been demonstrated. However, we fail to see Virgaleen behind the footlights. More likely behind a cookstove in a neat little kitchen-and not such a little kitchen either, or it won't hold Virge. Page nineteen :Bef .1 REBECCA BREVARD Murfreesboro, Tenn. Vice-President of Student Government, '20: Assistant Business Manager of Ken- Co-Wom, '20: Delegate to Des Moines, 'ZOQ Cast of June Play, '20: Cast ol' Senior Play, '21: Glee Club, '2Og Black Team, '20: Junior Team, '20g Junior Baseball Leader: Secretary and Treas- urer of Senior Class. Roses ramble o'er her cheeks, Sunlight has kissed her hair. Having survived the rigors of French B and French IV, to say nothing of physics and chemistry, Rebecca is surely well pre- pared to meet the hardships of life. She is full of fun and seldom worries over anything longg but it's safer to keep away if she is worried. She is prominent in athletics, especially basketball, and takes part wherever she is needed in any activ- ity. Being a ministers daughter, she may spend part of her future helping her fa- ther pay parochial visits, but we feel safe in saying that she won't spend all her days in this way. I ll. ...num - QQQLI f 1 h 1 N- l is . sr, The ! 7 'T' N ' - ' etz i -1 Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One rl-1 rmr.... tt- ll-mfl...H.tEmlJ'n11TriTi1inTlrm.I.-l..m.......... -lnmm'l't't'l'fI'ri'l'nu il niimuutl Flu umm m-mm .ul-ml-...l - F ELLEN CLAYTON Harlan, Ky. Flass Sung Leader: School Song Leaderg Social Chairman of Studi-nt Government. '20-'tlg Cast June Play' '19-'20g Glet- Flub, '19, '20, '21g Basketball. 'lil-'201 Assistant Voice Instructor in Prep De- partmentg YV. YV. XV. Come and trip il as you go On the light fantastic toe. O6 course, everyone lcnows Ellen, star of May Day frolics and Christmas carols. She is jolly and popular, and also holds the unique position of having discovered the route to Miss Shailer's favor. Ellen possesses decided vocal talent and is song leader of the class and of the school. She has dramatic ability, which has led her to make expression her major subject. She held prominent parts in the June play and in the senior play acquitted herself with fame. She plays basketball and swims as well, and dances beautifully. We see her happily pursuing her heart- smashing career to a successful end. tw W .1 1 v 'ai' '19 0 m ,EI cj MARJORIE CARDWELL Louisville, Ky. Chairman of Rell Ci-oss: President ol' Literary Societyg Class Basketball Tr-am. '21. Men, not marks, have been my aim. We are not so well acquainted with Mar- jorie, as she came to us only this year, but it can be safely said that she is one of the most charming members of her class. If she undertakes a thing she is sure to back it to the end, and she is far from being a slaclcer when it comes to bright ideas. Marjorie is a musician of no little ability, and who could fail to get pep at the sound of her wonderful jazzn? She also plays basketball and taltes an active part in all school activi- ties. Life will be a smooth pathway for her, but it will not spoil her. nl 'O -1 Page llvenly . . The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One 5: .' J'w gl1,,,'!35.ZX! . .4-T'-F gi 0 A5413 In llllum1Tflliilliiil:nllil1 -' Juhy,.., ,,, MARY Lewis EDELEN Frankfort, Ky. Student Council: Basketball, '19-'20g Manager Tea. Room: Cast Senior Playg Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '20-'21. We may live without money, without friendship and books, But civilized man cannot live without cooks. Mary Lewis is about the most versatile member of the class. She is especially domestic and majors in home economics, but at the same time she studies hard, takes part in all school activities, and is a member of the Red basketball team. She is a good conversationalist and is blessed with a keen sense of humor. Never will we forget her famous point- less jokes, or her ability to tell them. She and Noel have been able managers of the tea room. We see Mary Lewis in the future using all oft her home ec. knowl- edge to care for a modem bungalow. Page twenty-one ' ' :Egg -. MARTHA THOMAS DoRsEY Louisville, Ky. Junior Hiking Leaderg Cheer Leader of Blacks and Odds, '19-'203 Glee Club, '19- '20: President of Student Government: Chairman Student Council: Senior Tennis Leader, '20-'21: Cast of June Play, '20g Cast of Senior Play, '20. One who never turned her back, but marched lnreastforwardf' An ideal college girl is Tom. Always in for work or fun: a leader in academic work and athleticsg a general favorite with students and faculty. She has made a place for herself that none can fill. As president of student government, the high- est honor any student may attain, she has done her work faithftully and well. CID P 771 -1 PSX ,infill L ii- 4 . . ji The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One QF A -1 i A TT .......... . . . . .... ....... rn 1...-----.- v1.--.--1-. mtmflTlTmTl'l't1'tTlt i .ii ..... mnmi ........ rr ................. mm ..... ...mit .1 QSM? ' ' lui BRUMMAL LEWIS Greensburg, Ky. President of Stll1llt'tlHUl'B Plass, 'lti-'lT: Treasurer nt' Tutlur I.ite1'ai'y Sm-iety. '16-'1Tg Joke Editor ot' 1if'I'l-00-XVOITTQ lXIE'll1lJE'l' ol' Honor' Boartlg Me-mln--i' nt' Stuilt-nt l ouncil. '17-'Ng I,l't'SltlPllf nt' S--nioi' Prep Vlfissg Treasurer' nt' Y. XY. U. A.: Mt-mlier ot' Honor Board, '18-'lilg Business Maiizigei' ot' Athletic Assueia- tion, '17-'1S: Treasurer' of Y. XY. t . A.: Business Mariagei' ot' Athletic Associat- tion: Attendant to May Queen- Vast of .Tune Play, '19-'2tflg Business Manager' of Annual: Trf-asurei' ot' Y. YY. P, A.: Vast nt' Senior Play, '20-'21, XYlCt'-Pl'ESltlb'l1t til' Athletic- Association. She hath a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. School life is a song for Brummal, for she surely has a way with her and can't be beat when it comes to putting it over. She is possessed of a mixture of' wit and wisdom rarely found in the same person. She has executive ability and leadership, which has made her prominent in all school activities. She excels in dramatics and starred especially in the senior play. When other things fail to interest, K. C. W. has always Brummal's love affairs to fall back on, and each one seems more hopeless than the last, We see her trip- ping through life without a backward glance, always a social favorite and suc- cessful in whatever she undertakes. NELLIE MARGARET LAWRENCE Danville, Ky. All things come to him who waits. Therefore why should I hurry? During lVlargaret's frequent visits to school we have had but slight opportunity to know her. Always quiet and reserved, she puts the noisy chatter of the English class to shame-when she gets there in time. She must be very modest, for it took the entire annual staff, plus the rest of the seniors and Miss Lilly, to prevail upon her to have her picture made for the annual. She will never startle the world, but will do the sort of quiet good which is so greatly needed in this world. Cb Page twenty two . fa '-'.,. 1 I . . 5 QQ' The Davsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One 'F 'T :'x - l' 5' . ja fl-' - ' 'I' 1 gi Es--2-1': ' :anluvu ministry ulan l'l1Tl'limnt'lTl1'tITl'luni f I H N1 rllvll l irvnrrill1mEhWm n1:lrnv:nnn.: : All xi J Q t ANNE GOCGIN MALTBY Washiiigton, Ky. Glen- Club: June Play, 'IOL lit-ii-Vo-XV1riii Stzitfg Cast of Senior' Play, '21. Could 1 love less, I should be happier. She's our baby in years, but not in worldly wisdom. Having the temperamental dis- position that belongs to talented people, she is always either in the heights of joy or the depths of gloom. She has a never- failing faculty for managing her instruc- torsg in fact, about the only thing she can't manage is her own love affairs. She has demonstrated her histrionic ability upon several occasions, and the stories evolved by her fertile imagination have been a joy to the English class. So, al- though her ideal life may be to dance all night and sleep all day, fate decrees an even better future for her genius. I-u-:nn DAISY FLORENCE MCLIN Hazel Green, Ky. Vice-President of East Hall: Reporter for Ken-Co-XVun1, '10-'21l: Delegate to Montreal, '20g Sunday School Superin- tendent: Editor'-in-Chief of the Daisy: Member of Student Council, '20-'21. Work is my recreation: a delight like that which a bird feels in Hyingf' Well, hey-diddle, somebody must be re- sponsible for thisg we aren't accomplish- ing a thingfi Such is the theme of Daisy's existence, and she usually ends by being responsible for it herself, and certain it is that she accomplishes much and in more ways than one. ln spite of her saint-like disposition, her naughty brown eyes and curling lashes have wounded more than one hero and even placed a few on the casualty list. lt's not a bit hard to pre- dict Daisy's future. A little home in her own mountains, maybe, where her genius for homemalcing will surely blossom forth and where her lo-e for social work will malce her the center of her community. 'XI Page lwenly-llirec .Eu l Tj, D WAN - fflii-i l-J 4 ' N' f T f O ii? e afsy, 7713 een 140671 y' ne 'rf f s I ' -i-s . nrrjil-gmgnl n-n-rm ri . t...tu.imn.......t.-.1...tt...i.. mtt-mwinttimmt--it-tattirmnrmm--t-..nEj G .Th del l MARY ELIZABETH NEELY Franklin, Ky. Ken-Co-YVom Staff: Cast of June Play, '19-'EOL Cast of Senior Play: Y. W. C. A. Cabinetg President of Senior Classg Member of Student Council, '20-'21. A,0'eclion warm and faith sincere, Ana' soft humanity are there. Mary is probably the most capable mem- ber of the class. Any movement which she is behind is sure to be a great success, and she never fails to help where help is needed. When Mary gets on a high everyone quits work to listen and laugh. With her keen sense of humor and win- ning smile, Mary is unusually attractive, and who can blame Beanie and Caruso for falling? MARY ALLENE MONTGOMERY Columbia, Ky. Secretary and Treasurer of Student Gov- ernment: Cast of June Play, '19-'20g Glue Clubg Cast of Senior Play, '20-'21. No one but her and heaven knows Of what she's thinking. Who could think of Allene without think- ing of the chemistry class? For two long years now she has been Miss Milroy's special pet. lndeed, the rest of us are quite jealous of the attention shown her. Allene has been prominent in clramatics and as a member of the Honor Board. Faithful to duty and loyal, too, she is one to be trusted with many things. She will walk through life slowly and care- fully, but she will be successful in what- ever she undertakes. Page twenty four The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One 3- -4-' 'gun rvrvlv W I4 1 rffff n:l:n i f 5 .sf VIRGINIA REEVES Owensboro, Ky. Ken-Co-Wom Staff, '19-'20: Secretary of Y. W. C. A.: Joke Editor of Annual: Baseball Leader of Senior Class: Prop- erty Manager for Senior Playg Cast of Senior Playg Gov. James M, Cox in K. C. VV. Presidential Campaign, '20-'21. Years is the charm of calm good sense. Virginia is the most complicated problem of the Senior Class. How can she sleep all through study hall and walk out every month with a straight A report card? Oh, that the rest of us had the key to the mystery! But she has something be- sides brains. She has a cheery, sunny disposition that has won for her the sort of friendship that will last. She is al- ways ready and willing to be of service and is the main prop upon which the fate of the weekly Y. W. service rests. She says she expects to teach next year, but who can tell? Page twenty-five 'l':32D --- CAROLINE VINCENT NOEL Frankfort, Ky. Basketball, '19-'20p Manager of Tea Room: Cast of Senior Playg Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet, '20-'21, Much study is a nneariness of the flesh. To most people Caroline is a dignified senior, but to those who really know her she is a jolly good pal, with a cloak of dignity to be assumed on occasions. Life for her would be a song were it not for the time she spends in vain effort trying to please a certain member of the faculty who is cruelly unappreciative. So closely linked are the careers of Edelen and Noel that it is impossible to mention one with- out the other. However, it seems that they are destined to spend the future with- out each other, else why all the time spent in learning to cook and sew? Here's to the Hershey Twins, a sure cure for the blues. fb ,Nl gt l ,ir The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One px :::.. Ut F fri? 'KN 'ir 11 fv A i- 3 'll V ' 1-1 f1r1'rrrrv11'rl'n.bLW L -..:...nmtn..s-rrnttn inQ-n.it.ittt tt-...tm-tt..t--mit...nt-I-t.t. ..tmnmm.,....ttimw n,.,.,.........t...........El '- 'L 1.1- SARAH IRENE SMITH Danville, Ky. Glec Club. But still her tongue ran on: the less of weight it bore, the greater ease. lrene is a great talker, but she can also move when the occasion warrants it. That was proved by the haste in which she left the building when West Hall caught fire last spring. She is one of our four dear little home-bodies, and in home ec. she sees all of her plans for the future. Whetl1er it will be a pastry shop and dressmalcing establishment combined, or a home of her own, fate will have to de- cide. LAURA FRANCES ROGERS Covington, Ky. Still water runs Jeep. i Laura Frances is such a dignified young lady that she seems much older than her years. She always stands well in her clas:es, makes many friends, and has a surprising gift for saying funny things with a solemn face. l..aurie's constant repose of manner is her greatest charm, and we can easily imagine her capably presiding over some attractive little sub- urban home. -un-ul Page twenty six , ff ' ' 5 2 F ' The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One r Q APD ,-- i.i -. Q x- is ml :rrnul IITIWITWI Anlxfunlnno ITFITTTYTYTITUTI11 MARGARET ELIZABETH TURLEY Mt. Sterling, Ky. Assistant Editor of the Daisy! P0S1miS tress. '20-'21g Class Poet, '21. Never a gay fiirl will she be, But in fame will have her part. Words are hardly adequate to describe Margarefs sterling qualities. She is the shining light of English VI as well as being among the best in the rest of her studies. Duty and responsibility do not slip lightly from lVlargaret's hands. She lifts her head and says Excelsior! -and she always accomplishes. Margaret clear- ly shows that genius burns, and in years to come the lamp will be brighter and we will all hear from her. Page twenty-seven :Q2B EUNICE E. STROTHER Danville, Ky. Editor of Iii-n-Co-Womg Member of Stu- dent Council, '20-'21g Vice-Pre-sidt-nt ot' Senior Class. Even her failings lean lo virlue's side. Being a town girl, Eunice is not so very well known to her classmates. The lucky ones who do know her, though, will vouch for anything good said about her. She is especially studious, but, like another virtu- ous member of our class, she has eyes and eyes are to be used. Eunice is especially literary and as editor of the Ken-Co-Wom she has demonstrated her journalistic abil- ity. We are sure she will further pursue her education, and then who knows what success may be hers? Es l l T D ww WWJ X he aisy, Nineteen Twenty-One n'1-- N ' , ,S 3 I E- 4 : flS'l. U -Ml ' 7h pf 1 7? 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I Z y ky 1 'I T:-T .1 . mi TT ' Tx AJR.: .gr 4. ig - V, A X- . 3 . -1 U I I II lj ll ru nn :Ill I H 'ml A ..m-giiax -TT, unior Class OFFICERS HORTENSE LEWIS . . . .... ..... P resident ELMETA HINTON . . Vice-President AMELIA Fox . . . Secretary RUTH TUCKER . . Treasurer MARY W. BERRY . . . . Historian M155 FLYNN ,.,. . Class Adviser Page thirty-one HORSE WV 0 I gm' Ex EYVQX 2 . . ' S P M The Dafsy, Nmeteen Twenty One mv-I'I'rvrI-'III-bklgnww.....I..,.I-I-nl-AI I...IIm.IIIIIIIHWITWI-mm.,I.II.I.....mn.......I.. I.....I.II.mTrI1wm..III..I.IIrnmI...Mlm-II. ....I....II-Eli a .....1, .- NANCY ADAMS SUSAN ALLEN ELIZABETH BEASLEY MARY WAGNER BERRY THELMA BLOUNT JANE BOWLING CHRISTINE BROWN LOUISE CAMP DORA CRAWFORD LULU EDWARDS AMELIA Fox RUBY HARROLD unior College, ,Q MARY AGNES HEIDRICK ELIvIITA HINTON MARGARET HUFFMAN ELIZABETH HOWARD ANNA IRVINE EVELYN JOHNS GRACE JOHNSON MARY LAWRENCE I-IORTENSE LEWIS MARTHA EVELYN MAHIN KIRKMAN MCNAIRY NIILDRED ROBEY BLANCHE PHILLIPS FRANCES BELLE PRICE MARGARET RAMSEY RUBY REDMON FRANCES REED ADDIE SHEWMAKER LOUISE STONE CLARA SUTTERLIN ELIZABETH TEWMEY RUTH TUCKER MILDRED UPTON VIRGINIA WHARTON Page lhrriy two x -, The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One gc 'IV ' ,ef K, ix, am in 2 - - mfymlmmn u mumIlT1'huuu u in n n nu nr uv r an rm rrrrrrrrrf- lg ' ' WE32D . Clif Page lliirly-three unior College Class Prophecy Here's to the Class of Twenty-one, A glorious future is awaiting you! Ruth l-linkson's art will bring her fame, And all the world will praise her name. Jane Bowling, with a voice sublime, An artist will surely be in time. Horse Lewis, our athletic star, Will gain a rep near and far. Pauline, with eyes of greyish hue, Vamps every man, yes, even you. Margaret Ramsey, 'mid pain and woe, Makes a good rrurse, as we all know. Mildred Roby, a lawyer witty, Lives in a distant Eastern city. Still popular as she can be, Mildred Upton now we see. In Washington, not strange to relate, Ruch Tucker is Secretary of State. Mrs. Reynolds' place was hard to fill, But Mary Berry filled the bill. Elmeta will be a lady fair, Free from every grief and care. Kirkman, from the far-off West, On the stage is considered best. How proud we'll be of Christine Brown When she's a missionary of renown. A popular dean of old K. C. Lula Edwards surely will be. Amelia Fox has brains galore, We surely could not wish her more. Editor in a country town, Evelyn Mahin can now be found. Clara Sutterlin a book will write, lt'll be a masterpiece, all right. Evelyn Johns many a beau will parry, At lastia farmer she will marry. Elizabeth Tewmey has met her fate, She married the latest attorney of state. Blanche Phillips was an English teacher, And now I hear she's married a preacher. Frances Price will teach gym, For that, I hear, is her latest whim. In kindergarten work we find Elizabeth Beasley, of manner kind. Addie Shewmaker will always studious be, I hear she's taken her Doctor's Degree. Dora Crawford will help in relief Of Europe's sad state of hunger and grief. ,typ fgxx 1' I ff .i,ft 25.,.l j E The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One A:-.'.:: i X f W I Asia 'NW1 , A , 716' QE- 'I i T-'gs -1 . uv- NTTWZITSZTEN--I5''-I'11If-vIWWW'v'-i-0-vi-iii- .in1.-.I.mi....,.,,.........H.....mmn...-.mTmTnnnm.-itmfIWh.....u.1.......... g f Junior College Class Prophecy lcontinuedl Louise Camp, of a school a matron, Will satisfy both pupil and patron. In interior decorating doth excel Mary Agnes, we're glad to tell. Margaret Huffman will in business engage, And her judgments be both just and sage. Of a Bluegrass farmer, loyal wife, Mary Lawrence will lead a happy life. Elizabeth Irvine, a doctor of skill, High positions of honor she will fill. Most efficient librarian Elizabeth Adams will be, We hope to see her here in K. C. Such are the fates of Twenty-two, Such is the future awaiting you! ...df e'f', -- i,li....- STLLD ENTS HANDBOOK Li Nr 'sv 'Wei iw is WEJHEQPA DANVILLE,-KY H-...--nn--..-....---sEj-i- ' 8 Page thirty-four FSH The Daisy, Nmeteen Twenty-One Q L- P-Mi x - -- 5 ,i f TH'-s 'V r a im vis .....,.m....m..i.......-i-immiiiiiii-nmiiii.fi i.-..i...i...iimm.ii-i.i i.ii.miniaaTnnm...m......,...mT1'rrm1nm1-m ' ff? - ' - .MFL A f l MARVIN R FLO Page thirty-fue 'mi32B 1g enior Prep Class GFFICERS AY ...... . . .... President ARMENTROUT . . . ..... Vice-Presidenl ANNA S. TAYLOR .... , . Secretary-Treasurer ELIZA MARTIN . . . ..... Historian Miss THOMPSON . . Class Adviser MARVIN 'F X K T -L.. j H I ,. F' Wx NWN The Dafsy, Nineteen Twenty-Une yX3LZ3?Q- .uit PQ- , QD T1-- in i ,T llll1lll imVmDu1uI1n1m---1 llvrul H Iuvllvll um 1nn11.1141qlnWx...,.l11W ,,,.,,, ,Milli d Jun TOIUKN EvuyuCo1.s1vmN Awwmm'TAyn.mz Mnvxu Rxy Mnmufn Mc Mum-my Hu EH Rfmms Nmnnzwzusy i i Page fhirly-.six The Dafsy, Nineteen Twenty-One fx J 1 1 l r fly -.1 5, - ' ' ' l G A -wf ir'i- ..u,.ulmmmnrm,1... .,........mm.I.f..l f...l--va1In-.nTn'l'n, . ' ' 'TfPaxxx2D TT - 4,'ii Page thirty-seven News Mgllmw MLS I ri ' 'lf A If I. ,A 4.-Z. i T-Q, L Ns f,-t x L- A . . E The Dmsy, Nineteen Twenty-One t g 1 , 'T ll ll I 3 m 't :El G ti if mmtntt'I't'Fuu tt't't'tt'-t unTtltunum5!mU't'T'l'I'Ti t i'l'u'iT'Tl'-tt mtmui- uumttttitittttttittttiitt'-t'FlTt itti ill Tt'rt1t1mutt:ttnt'ttTiECt'tlt'lmmmmnit ttt-tumm- -l- .- isgiftf' ' ' enior Prep Prophecy S I was wandering through the attic one rainy day in l930, 1 came across an old moth- 'yl eaten, dog-eared book on the back of which was printed in the hand of my school 1 days, UK. C. W. Notes fSenior Prep Class of Twenty-onelf' It had been a number 1 of years since l had left K. C. W., but, having occasionally kept clippings of my old classmates, l decided to spend the morning reviewing what had happened since we parted on graduation day. On the very first page was a newspaper clipping which ran: Miss Marvin Ray, of Shelbyville, Ky. fand Marvin was our dear presidentj, makes her first flight around the world, leaving New York July 5, l926, and returning July ll, a world-breaking record. We regret to say, however, that her career is not likely to continue long on account of her fondness for royalty. The next thing was a picture of Miss Sara Cardwell, under which was written: Ziegfeld's Leading Lady. She is taking the leading part in Southern Seas, which is now being s'aged for the first time in New York. l turned a page and a picture of Norma Talmadge, or so l thought, fell out: but, on looking closer, l saw it was our classmate, Gladys. Bridges. On the back was written: Country amazed. The real Talmadge has been dead for three years, and Miss Gladys Bridges, of Kentucky, has gone on with her work. A penciled note read: Anna Fox married the owner of her Buick and now lives in Lexington. She is noted for her receptions and dinners. An advertisement followed: Massage, instantaneous bleach, shampoo, scalp treatment, hair tinting, eyebrow arching, manicuring, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Apply Kathryn McMurty, 394 Fourth Street, Louisville, Ky. A paper clipping read: On board the Arcadia, which left San Francisco April 23, was Miss Kathryn Harbison, of Danville, Ky., who is going to China as a medical missionary. On the next page were many closely-written notes: Dear little Flo, after a very brilliant debut into Washington society, started slraightway to breaking all the hearts of the young Senators and Repre- sentativesf' Saw Anne Laurie Atwood in Lexington the other day. The same sweet Anne Laurie of K. C. W., but now the mistress of a Texas ranch. jane Wigglesworth met in New York, and married two months later, Count Stuart Saavedra de Cervantes, of Paris, France. They have a chateau in Normandy, and Jane's poise and beauty lit well with her title. Margaret Eason has made a wonderful reputation for herself as an osteopath, and now lives in Boston, Mass. Ruth Thompson is athletic instructor oft Oberlin University, and her fame is widespread. Each year at the athletic tournaments all over the country Ruth carries away the laurels. A newspaper clipping was next marked with red lines: Miss Evelyn Coleman, after a very bril- liant season at Newport, is to be married to the youngest foreign minister of the United States. The announcement is a very great surprise to all her friends, as Miss Coleman has spent the last two years as a dancing teacher of the select class of the East, and was making a great success. ln the same paper clipping was a stunning picture of Helen Todd in a bathing suit and holding a contest cup, under which was written: Beautiful Louisville girl swims the Gulf of Mexico and wins the cup given by International Association of Swimmers. There was a long account of her skill and speed, and also a mention of her as a theatrical dancer. The next were two clippings from a musical magazine: Paris, France, June l7, l925.-Mme. Florence Bassett gave a recital here last night which greatly delighted and charmed all lovers of music. Mme. Bassett has for two years been a pupil of Hans Richard in New York, and had the good fortune of- having two months with the world-famed . . . New York.-Miss Sallie McGee made a very successful debut at the Princess Theater last night. Page thirty eight . . s if lm The Dcusy, Nmeteen Twenty-One 5: , me W N ,R r F la -1 H T . .t f' .,-21 fi' ' ' -'I W , . ,- LD :za - f .i....f....-. , ...-.. ..,.......,....nrnTrm ' ' 'Tt2xxx2B'f g- - tri-.i- l'ler future looks very brilliant. The writer went on to mention her voice, its quality, etc. Farther down the page I read: Miss Anita Curry of Omaha, Neb., wins the world's championship as an all-around athlete at the Greek Olympic games held in Athens in May. fAren't we proud of Neats ?, On the next page were more penciled notes: Margaret Wells married the year after I left K. C. W., and is now a very popular society and clubwoman of Philadelphia. Bess Anderson is dean of a girl's school in Pennsylvania fnear the home of her favorite school teacher, and is doing splendidly. Mildred Gatewood, our K. C. W. vampire and best dancer in the state, had a very enjoyable w in Washington society, but has ended it by marrying the baby senator from Arizona. Now she have to teach the state of Arizona how to dance. Of course, Nondas Wayne became a great dancer, and is known all over America and Europe, is considered one of the most graceful toe dancers on the stage. Helen Roberts is a community worker in New York and is doing great good. She is loved highly esteemed by all who know her. Dear old Merle married a widower, but he died the following fall, leaving her a vast fortune. inter will and and She is known over all America and Europe f-or her sables and beautiful jewels. There is a hint, however, that Merle will not long remain a widow. Dorothy Mahan is the owner of a very exclusive shop on Fifth Avenue, New York. She is pat- ronized by all the Four Hundred, and only carries Paris models of the latest styles. Anna Steel Taylor is now the dean of K. C. W., and the school is progressing rapidly under guidance. Elizabeth Land is an instructor of English in Columbia University, New York. Mary Wentworth is the greatest crystal gazer, palm interpreter, and clairvoyant of the age. het' Nannie Wesley liked fb K T so well that she now owns one. She is very happy and lives in Louisville, Ky. Emily Vanarsdale is Latin teacher at K. C. W., and only last year Joan Robinson was chosen Congresswoman from Kentucky. first I was in B. F. Keitlfs the other night, and Opal Land was at the piano and Evalee Green took the leading part in the vaudeville. That completed the roll of our class., and l fell asleep thinking of the good times l had had at K. C. W. HTRAILERSH Page thirty-nine E. MARTIN. Q-.fr r? l gjxilggggnlkkgq lx-J Eh The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty One , I IE u . - we V 'W , JM, N fi ,l 1, h . Q 'f ,s Y mmm-rrrn-m........1..mmnTl.,....nl......- .....,.11m-m1...........A-...... 1....-.mmv....lm1rnv,..........rrrmm.,u9E1-i- ' ' cj .- Qifff.-E' ' n 'SX fwsi Q ff, QF .5 -7 --5 . Page forty The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One 5 ' ivq'.l!4H L-iT alll 4 .. . , tl In ,nnLQ1gugn.1.mm.....---- .,.,..,,, --' ml':wn:?Q 1:9 -x 2 W 11111017 Prep Class OFFICERS ELIZABETH WALKER .... ,,,,,,,, P fmdenl FLORENCE BASS!-ITT . . . ..... Vice-President REBECCA BOSWELL . . . . Secretary-Treasurer EVELYN TAULBEE . ,,,, Historian MISS FELL . . . Class Adviser Page forly-one Junior Prep. Class History :QP v it- N September, l9l8, we entered the doors of K. C. W. with a look on our faces that would have made a timid ul rw person look bold. What was before us? We soon found out, and there was much weeping and gnashing of teeth when we learned by experience the awful trials of being freshmen. But after Christmas we gained a little confidence and elected Louise Nichols, class presidentg Betty Ireys, vice-president: Alice Montgomery, treasurerg and Miss Dorothy Welliver, class teacher. In 1919 a few of us came back, sophisticated sophomores, and started to work with more determination than we had shown the year before. We elected Mary Lawless Gatewood, president: Elizabeth Walker, vice-presfdentg Sarah E. Johnson, secretary-treasurerg and Miss Welliver, class teacher. We entered the interclass rivalry contest with a great deal of vim, but the upperclassmen proved to be stronger than we. We, being very sophisticated, took it as a matter of course, but deep down in our hearts we made a resolution to do better next year. l9Z0! Juniors! Almost at the top of the ladder. A few of the old girls came back, and those who did not come were replaced by new girls. Since Miss Welliver did not return, we unanimoujly elected Miss Fell class teacher, and with her help we hope to make a record equalled by no other class. f.f HW ,g ' I I'1 . f 5 wif' f-L I . . Q W u l' yJM The Dafsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One -N If -'-lI11III1-'I- fm 4I '1 D'-Ig 1--'1 WFITWTITUTFVWTVFFT vIl---- ml -wul--1---- I..I 1,.... .Irrm ...... nm .,..,,,.,,,,.,.. 41-my ,.,. ,,,,...Ej.. . N .ili- MARY E.. ARNOLD VIRGINIA BAKER FLORENCE BASSETT KATIE Lou BIVENS MARY E. CARSON NELLIE C-AINEs CORBETT I J1,1I'1iO1' PTGP. LILLIAN FEATHERSTONE THELMA GILLESPIE ELIZABETH I-IIEATT SARAH E.. JOHNSON ANNA GAY LUTES FLORENCE MCDUFFIE DOROTHY PRYOR MARY REssIcuIE SARA SHELBY JESSXE SLOAN EVELYN TAULBEE ELIZABETH WALKER I V' MfS'i'l'i?. 'apqjlai :HQ ' MZQX is Page forly-11110 - ffm f i Tie Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-Une X - so R , -4 l V. 'Wi lg, Jmr ' ' ' 1 1- 'H' --1 -1 man......nmm...ii.,m....,.n-mngnnwnnm ' Sophomore Prep Class OFFICERS LUCY JOHNSON . ..... President ERNESTINE KEMPER . . . Secretary-Treasurer MARIE BECKNER ...... Vice-President MARY C. Robes . . ..... Hislorian Miss MOULTON . .,. . . Class Adviser DANVILLE, KY., November 30, 1930. V J Here I am back in Danville. Can you realize it has been almost ten U93 years since our class was together? Danville has grown so you would hardly know it. They even have a porter to take your baggage at the train. When I arrived, who should step up and take my bag but Virginia Baker, in the uniform of a red-cap porter. She told me that Erma Woodard had a truck farm in Texas and is raising cain.', Elizabeth Marston left last week as a missionary to Siam. Sara Shelby married a Presbyterian minister. I didn't catch his last name, but his first was Douglass. As I went on up town a large sign caught my eye. It bore in blazing letters: Mademoiselle Lillian Hart, Instructor in Dancing. Another just above it read: Lawyer-Gladys Centerg Divorce Cases a Specialty. On my way to K. C. W. my attention was attracted by a large crowd on the corner of the Shop Perfect. Much to my amazement I saw Elizabeth King standing on a soap box delivering an oration in the interest of the Salvation Army. She was screaming at the top of her voice. I started, only to be stopped again, this time by a billboard in front of Stout's Theater. It read: Mademoiselle Fleecia Robinsonelle, Noted Toe Dancer, Here Tonight and Tomorrow Only. Next: The Famous Moss Sisters, Ruby and Bessie, will appear in 'The Heavenly Twins'. When I arrived at K. C. W., who should I see coming from the hospital but Rose Lee with an English book under her arm. She told me she had taken Miss Flynn's place as English teacher. I found afterwards that her pupils liked her very much, because she rarely appeared on the scene. On going in, I found that Cecil Byrley was now dean, with Frances Steinberger as her assistant. You would be surprised at the order they keep. They told me that Ernestine Kemper is married and living with her little family in Seattle, Wash. Lucy Johnson has established a I:eeble-Minded Insti- KI Y DEAREST MARJORY: -ft u tute in Harlan, Ky. Did you know that Mary Phillips is illustrator for Life? Lela Stona Wakeheld is the Centre College widow and still as gay as of old. Scandal, my dear! Mary Walker is divorced again. This must be the fourth time. When I picked up The Evening Post I saw Martha Allen's picture. She has been elected captain of the life guards at Atlantic City. Do you still find teaching history at Smith entertaining? Have you heard from Miss Tomlinson lately? I suppose you are still keeping up with her. I had to give up nursing on account of mother's illness and am now staying at home. I am sending you a copy of Marie Beckner's new book, Speaking of Angels. Affectionately, MARY CROMWELL. Page forty-llirec E l A W Att? il A The Daisy, Nfneteen Twenty-One 'NX Il E !fZ7' 1L L nr:-rrrrrm-II.. I I.. -...II..I.fI-1TrIIII.. Im IIIIIIn.I-IIIII I I I.. .I .I II-I .I.I...m... IIIIIIIIIII-1 I'1111-n-...I III- I ,.. ...,........I-rm ..1,mIm-I-III-....I.I.-mm...........El-.. cl E- ., I'QS!!fEf i : '- A .Ag 4? . 7,7-.-.aria R I-'V ,B , I . , . .Q , , A , I ,MB MARTHA ALLEN MARIE BECKNER CECIL BYRLEY GLADYS CENTER RosA LEE FRIEDMAN LILLIAN A. HART LUCY JOHNSON ophomore Prep ELIZABETH E. KEMPER MARJORIE LAWWILL ELIZABETH KING ELIZABETH MARSTON BESSIE V. Moss RUBY L. Moss fm-:MA I, I :BTV 5' MARY PHILLIPS FLEECIE ROBINSON MARY CROMWELL RODES MARY WALLER RoDEs FRANCES ANN STEINBERGER LELA STONA WAKEFIELD ERMA B. WOODWARD Page forty -four ffm 4 :1 The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One bf, I ffq 1 XI , j T. , 13 ,2 -J-1' ff if -- in -1 ru mu mn 1 in I nn mi H . in -it-urrl1'mrImTtr.m.....-n1Tmr1r1rrnmn mt2.tix29X Freshman Prep Class OFFICERS LETA Gu.1.EsPlE . .... . LAURA DUNCAN . . MARGARET BUTLER . . . Page forty-five LOUISE Fox . . . . Miss KILMER . . l:1'6Sl'1l'I18.I1 Class Nine little freshmen are we, Without any knowledge, you see. The first day that we came to school We soon, of course, all broke a ruleg Some of us were then suspended, But that we very soon had mended, But when we saw the Latin hook All hopes of graduation forsook. Nine little freshmen are we, Without any knowledge, you see. The lirst day we went down the aisle We showed our greenness for a mile, When into Miss Kilmer's class we walked, Our tongues just talked and talked and talkedg Not to make a good beginning We felt truly would be sinningg All tell us we will learn some day, Sometimes I think perhaps we may. Nine little Freshmen are we, Without any knowledge, you see. With hopes for the future very high, We'll work that they shall never die, One of us will be President, Of Washington a resident, One will be Secretary of State, lf lessons are not put off too late, And we will cross the ocean wide To see where Pericles and Xerxes died. Nine little freshmen are we, Without any knowledge, you see i . . President . Vice-President . . . Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Historian Class Adviser 1 R l' NJ The Dafsy Nfneteen Twenty-One ywx V 1 ' , f LX EAEN 15 FEET-u ' . .- - A .X 153. 1::. ,, , ,v . E? 450 : X Q, A T-E, , E T- rrTxT'rrr1'TT1Tl'1' :n.n111Tuun'l'x'1Tl'lnn.T n.nunnpnnnnYan1 lmmm-Tu Immmu4TmTlTnTmmm.,.mnmlm,,inTn....,,.,,., .,.,.,,,...LEl i f I! if Freshman Prep, '24 ILA RUTH BLANCHARD MARGARET BUTLER LAURA DUNCAN LOUISE Fox LETA C-ILLESPIE PAULINE GLASSCOX ANNIE ROBINSON FRANCES STONE MARGARET THOMPSON DOROTHY TRIBBLE f . Page foriy-six ff , P The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One J- 5 H LL' J 1 3 ax u 11 - -9-Q -I HI 'Wik i' K Y Y Z Y 'eq' ' ix .H Q 4.5L rg xdk nu I I u un' n I 1 I nn lu u 7urllll rumm':.1vrWWWWl1fv:y1::n:: ':329 TT' f Fug: forty-seven , M The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-Une f N , :N X I ' I 1 1' 4 'Xi Wlfmiv' ' A Xl 1 il Ajiglffo IN 07 .- JS!!! 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II -IIIIVI-I'-rI-I'rI'III-I1IIII.I...I -I .III mIImmITII1I1'I11'I1TIIIvrm'I1'IIII-...rIrrI1'I'rrrwn1I.II...ImI I Im.III1I'r-I--nm....I..4fnnI...II...nEf M - ,, ISIN: ' '- Y. W. C. A. Offxcers and Cabinet MARY CARLISLE BIRD . . President EVELYN BATES ..... . Vice-President VIRGINIA REEVES . . .... Secretary BRUMMAL LEWIS ..... .......... T reasurer DAISY MCLIN . . . . Sunday School Superintendent VIRGINIA REEVES ..... .... P rogramme Committee CHRISTINE BROWN . . . . . , Missionary Committee MARY L. EDELEN . . . Social Service LUCILE VICE .... Social Service FLORENCE BASSETT . Music Committee Page fifty-two The Dafsy, Nfneteen Twenty-One If ffm GX , in , f 1 Z n 1- If ff Q , 'fy .- if-'-K Xi.. ,E f L f -M . 5- u , f-ig....,,...,.I....4ImI..,-U... , YIM., mmfTnmn.....,...,..I:...rrITrrn-rrrrrmrrn 'T ixxx291 ,T ' ci ' Dramatic Association OFFICERS VIRGALEEN BYRON .... . ...... President BRUMMAL I..EwIs . . ...... Vice-President MILDRED ROBEY ...... . . . . Secretary-Treasurer ELLEN CLAYTON .... . . . Property Manager Page fifiy-lhrce MARY CARLISLE BIRD . . Wardrobe Mistress f yi X JH:-IL if ug 4 . . E The Dmsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One F 33 H7 - 1 I A 'j 'II'1' s lv'w-v TU ---1l---4- I ---I-n-:uv--- TWT fITIT1TI'I'rrI'rnIIu ,..... m1m1..i,m.m ,...,,,.,, ,,..,,,,,,,,, EJ 1 f d MARIANRELLE BLOCKSOM A Ken FLORENCE BASSETT . BECKNER, MARIE BRIDGES, GLADYS BROWN, CHRISTINE CLAYTON, ELLEN CARDWELL, MARJORIE SMITH, IRENE BASSETT, FLORENCE CAMP, LOUISE FIRST SOPRANO COLEMAN, EVELYN FRIEDMAN, ROSE LEE HIEATT, ELIZABETH MCCIEE, SALLYE ROBERTS, HE'LEN SECOND SOPRANO TAULBEE, EVELYN THOMPSON, RUTH TODD, HELEN ALTO EDWARDS, LULA Fox, ANNE . . . . Director Accompanisl STARLING, KATHERINE THOMPSON, MARGARET WELLS, MARGARET WENTWORTH, MARY WAYNE, NONDAS WESLEY, NANNIE LAND, OPAL SAUNDERS, THELMA UH Page ffly-four - - f Ea The Dcusy, Nmeteen Twenty-One ! h i fi954yQg!I. To Nie- ln 1:1 19-ug, ...,........,......,.... mI.In. ...-..-f1 mrrrnm ......, ITrm'rrmmm1Tm1nn l.f1.....l f....-.1f1l1..I.ff'.lv I Im ' ' mixxxwri-.l'l..T' - I'f. -T' The KCI1'CO Wom Published quarterly during the school year by the students of the Kentucky College for Women, Danville, Ky. STAFF EUNICE STROTT-IER . . ..... . . . Editor-in-Chief MILDRED UPTON ..... .... .... A s sistant Editor AMELIA Fox ..... ...... B usiness Manager HORTENSE LEWIS . . Assistant Business Manager ASSISTANT EDITORS ELIZABETH ADAMS .............. Y. W. C. A. KIRKMAN MCNAIRY . I Student Covernmenl EVELYN BATES . . . . Dramatic and Music MARVIN RAY . .... Athletic ANN MALTLY .... ...... S octal CHRISTINE BROWN . . Class Reporter F LO ARMENTROUT . . . ...... Iolges RUTH TUCKER .... . Exchange MARY TRACY . . . .... Alumnae Page fifty-five r 'iL .- , . F L - all ' 4,3 N -X 1 l 11 I - 1' 1' ,,... gx , A, -A 0 1-vs' w ' A197 ll A 3 1? The Daisy, Nfneteen Twenty-One -llmmmm.--num11-I- .1---1-mx--w-mx--l..-.-.muIn- I v H mummWrnnn1nTmu-mmmI--rvmxu.-ln..-nEI1i '?d llllllll -z fQ3f!!: 1 The Weak Side .V X n AJ ' 'U-HJ lnfn 1 -IH b III i I f ig Z' ,. K S . , 'N I i' .f f 'Kim F X K ' X M V' P 1 I , 'AVE 1. QS Ch 1- ' 'f f G0 'X g f X .Mr 94:11 ' wumsa., F1 X Wltf AiS'Xiiyf,33X U Ummm M C K ' 9'- LIST' f ,W . , 5 f , K- wfifmQ H FK e L-, lqkffklxx ,xv f- 4? K zz: AT f'l K li -. - rt 1 ' b ff-f-- . .Y xg f-fr Q: i 'Wgijfffl ,K 3 - If mg, f lux , rr....,-11, J I wa, J'..f.4-J E H Page fifly-six ,' ,11j'1g 1 1' 1 . 112. 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I-1,111 if NIJ 1 N1-1 V 1111 3 F1 f,1a'111. ,',1. 1, -4: 111' 1 11,1 11 1 1. ,1 1 - 111' '1 '1 'j,1,J.l111.,1,111 ' , 1,11 , A 121 n, f2.,,'x1, 1 W :Nfl 1 'N .YW 1 . K 11' '1 ', 1 1 1 - -.W1 1' 1 ':1'V1 1 ' 11,1 -111 11 1 . 11.-QJ 1,':r,. 1. 1 11',1 11, . , 4 ,11 ,1',W1l':11','y 4 1' 11' ktfuq' 1, -' , 1 u- 1 1 A , 1 1 11 1 1 1 ' 1? , X ' 1 11 l1'n:nImul':l.na. 'www '- '11 'Ln rin Wd 7 ' v I 1 ' 1 f' Q I . IVHTML. QI P HHN 'ssl J Y N ff' if 4 R I rffifl , o 1 3 5, Y !,' -y The Dcusy, Nmeteen Twenty-One 5 F- ' In ,,, , :ans nl V In I U nnur n ll H' 'IIEXXXZLY A V Q Athletic Association OFFICERS LoUlsE STONE .... .... ..... P r esidenl RUTH THOMPSON .... . . ..... Vice-President EVELYN BATES .... . Secretary and Treasurer VIRGALEEN BYRON . . Business Manager ELLEN CLAYTON .... . . Song Leader MARY CARLISLE BIRD . . . . Cheer Leader Page ffly-nine ll vJ da e aisy, Nineteen Twenty-One A -t 1, - W M , Th D M W x ii , if fe N ...1......nmmmrn-innn..Iri-rr i....-.m....m........H..... mmirmm1-n.m1rm-nm....i..-rrnm...m-Quai ' ' G .LLM i xr!!! . ' The Athletic Association ,gt UR Athletic Association has always been one of the most popular organiza- f, an tions at old K. C. W. Each year the membership has increased: in fact, X,-X we have solicited the greatest of interest and support from our friends at QC sw 5:1 Kiki A B '. 1' k.. A -S3 ' t 9 Centre. The athletic season opened with much enthusiasm for the many interesting phases of sport life it offered. The interclass contests, which began immediately after the election of officers, differed slightly from last year. A K Club was organized, which provided that each girl passing any three of the five sport contests would become a member. The first fall sport was swimming, the pool being patronized by all. As the days became cooler every morning stepping along that much gain the girls preferred that enjoyable outdoor sport-hiking. Practically and afternoon found all pikes leading from Danville dotted with girls, with much vim and enthusiasm, for each milestone they passed was just for their class record. When the cold winter days came no one dared to venture out on the highways, our ever-bubbling over pep was turned to basketball. The season was a most interesting one. Our class games were the first and the senior preps won the much-prized champion- ship. What would our basketball season be if it were not for the good old games played by the Reds and Blacks? How those snake dances, songs, cheers, and those mascots so significantly costumed spur the players on to a glorious victory. The first of these games occurred February 26, the score being 8 to 7 in favor of the Reds. One week later the Reds were victors for a second time, the score being 3 to l l. The third and last game was played March ll, and the Reds carried away the laurels. Even though the Blacks didn't win, they fought hard, and their many good plays did not go unnoticed. Everyone is looking forward to tennis and baseball, for K. C. W. may Well boast of some of her excellent players. Judging from the most enjoyable athletic banquet of l920, we may be assured that this momentous occasion may even be surpassed by the Athletic Association of l92l. Page .sixty x 7 The Daisy, Nfneteen Twenty-One 5 in Emnnvyruuuunummm n n n 1 ng In nu mnn , FE. A T- I :lr I T' fi . T N 'Wg- 1.1-m....rrrmTn..,...m.......1'rErIvzvvn'rmrr1 'P53291'.il,'.' ' in ,, N ,.. awk-fm, ,MA ,, Q A. . Page sixty-one LOUISE STONE . LUCY JOHNSON . MARGARET WELLS RUTH THOMPSON REBECCA BREVARD HORTENSE LEWIS ,..,A...v.Mfmf A 3 Z f , Varsity Team . Forward . Forward . Cenler . Cuard . Guard . Cuard 1 -F FN Hmmm? 'Q Q 2 . . . a SM ,lHi wM 2A The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One -...Tl-Y A- P, IQSQLEUIHII --I -'I -FU li Ig 'Nl' -Fl' - Irv- I - I-m'1'1'I'rnTm'..II.-mIInTm.....mrrn.Imm... .........u.. I-IE-I d ...-.1..l Red Team LOUISE STONE, Captain . Center LUCY JOHNSON . . . . Forward MARVIN RAY . . . Forward MARY C. BIRD . . . Forward MARGARET WELLS . Cuard MARY NEELY. . . Cuard FRANCES PRICE . . Cuard I-IoRTENsE LEWIS . . . Cuard Page sixty-two The Dansy, Nmeteen Twenty-One ' f, ',5gg3g5aAx, I -. if-' In: g51 JJLU' Illf I Iulmjmgh Avnllnvvvnlrvlllr mT m 6 5 ba ngs Page sfxly-lflrce ' ' m1Exxx29x1: .'.' ' - I'4 :r-' MILDRED ROBEY . ELIZABETH Fox . MARY REssIcUIE LILLIAN HART . . RUTH THOMPSON, REBECCA BREVARD NONDAS WAYNE . ELIZA MARTIN . . Black Team Caplain C enter Forward Forward Forward Cuard Guard C uard C uard 'Tlx 9 -1 2 . . 'i 9l' .. W f, E The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One ?TT'f3fP f -A L... -ILE '-'fl -, WTA ff f'FTil'TTl'I-fl. ...... ... ..........1IT........m......fl........11-T.. ... . ... .........T.... ' ...........fWTxWm ........... f 5fffEm' ,il T' L1 MARTHA DORSEY . RUBY HARROLD . MARGARET EASSON ELIZABETH WALKER GLADYS CENTER . LAURA DUNCAN . T6DHiS Leaders . . Senior College . . Junior College . . Senior Prep . . . Junior Prep Sophomore Prep Freshman Prep Page sfxly-four ' l 5 3 f l tiff: 1 The Dcusy, Nmeteen Twenty-One ' W l lejf ' to l mf rn ,:f,7-2' iw 4221- -M.. 1f.'..-. .... . ....... mmmmn ..f..f..lf.1.1.y.. mwmn .-wN---'v1.' V N- lhlwgrrwrrrl. mf. . - Page sfxly-five N.. --.. , Q sl 4 4 is -XNXZB 'E-.. 'iL.. , 4 fxxlr :QW W an z?.v Zfsgaqw V , 5+ Q l 1 Q -1 ' ' f C nf rr ' vf Q ' E ,M ,, X L . : f fIaf' J f z , E 2 W, W, ' ,za -fs f I 613,517 'Cf ' 1:1 .:,4s,,,.1'Q-3.-.- ,f . , . ' f ' 1 ,V w kgpg '54 . X if ' 2- 7 1?--milf , ,, E 4 f' ' N' .fATj3lw'fv-,-.i?f' V .. WV: Y. .as .- K, A ii 1 5. z. - - '.3,f., 1 , 0 '- , ,rl ,f 1 3.11, Yu. 31,0 fsq.-. '2 K l -.Arif ivy ,gpg .- , ye, 153:94 ' s, - -: A1 M .ff . 1 , il . riff-lf T' E315 'Wa ' ff'-Milfs' .B l Hiking Leaclers LUCILLE VICE . . . . Senior Class ELIZABETH BEASLEY . . junior College Class , RUTH THOMPSON . . Senior Prep Class EVELYN TAULBEE . . Junior Prep Class 9 ,I I 2 I ' vu 4 L -5 1. mg a ML- 1 A X 1 ,D The Dafsy, Nfneteen Twenty-One - n- mwwmmwjffl-gnw:.......n-u1m1....... .--um....I-. .--Q-.-rrmn.,...........................-H..mTrrmmu-1-....mnvn..... ' lllfhuum nn u ffmhn ,,D.m.i2.LL-Y The Swimming Club ANITA CURREY . . ELLEN CLAYTON . . SARAH CARDWELL . . . NONDAS WAYNE ..... LELA STONA WAKEFIELD . . MARY RESSIGUIE .... FLORENCE BASSETT . . HELEN TODD . . . MARVIN RAY . . MARTHA ALLEN . . RUTH THOMPSON . MILDRED UPTON . . . LOUISE STONE ..... NELLIE GAINES CORBITT . BIRDIE l .... Miss KILLMER ..... ' 3 5 . Chief Whale Chief Dolphin . . . jellyfish . . . Barnacle . . Crarvyish . CfdbcbC, . Bluefish . . . Frog . Pollplvog . . Kingfish . . Bullhead . Lobster . . Oysler . . Flounder . Sardine . Octopus Page sixly-six . . f The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One 5 l w iijjgfw ee- ,ff K if ali -. it it 1 1 I 4 im in it --v tm'mm,..11-mm.mnvvwn.-:imw......tlWmm1Tmnm ' lXNX9l 'ili- The Hrime K Club The K. C. W. girl who is the possessor of the golden Old English K can well be proud, for to earn this beautiful letter is not an easy task. To win this prize awarded by the Athletic Association a girl must earn three K's, which are obtained through proficiency in at least three different sports. K and numerals are given in swimming, hiking, tennis, basketball and baseball. The K is given to any girl who plays at least five halves of the match games in basketball, three-fourths of the total number of innings played in baseball, to the two girls who play in the tennis finals, to all who pass the advanced swimming test, and to all who complete one hundred and seventy-five miles in hiking. The class numeral is granted to all those who play at least live halves of the class games in basketball, one-half of the total number of innings played in baseball, to the class champion in tennis, to those who pass the Hrst swimmmfr test and to all who complete one hundred and twenty-eight miles in hiking. Although the club was just organized in the fall of the year, one girl has already won her three Ks Mary Carlisle Bird, having earned a K in basketball, hiking and swimming, has the distinction and honor of being the first member of this athletic club. But by the close of the baseball season many more will have won the necessary K's and the club will be a truly active body of girls. Such an organization is a great asset to the student life, for not only does it stand for good sports manship and interest in women's athletics, but for one worth-while thing in life as well. Page sixty-seven I 'N ' '5:- I 1 ' - 5 L' 1 .YXk::5,'!::: M ,, A -si ,, F., - 1- Wggui 1 The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One ummmvnv .m-m-.lm-mumuI--I-V1 1-.1-U 1 m urnmumm E I ,N l . ' v , 1 0 N PM A 1 f -'I Q F ' - , ITTTWWTTT'-ug11...ml.uununmmlum1lug1unu1nnl ' -T: l-1QSAff5fT Sl- L' gf Sw? fin- 'ULX , PL' ' ,.--alfa.- ...A mm . ?...:..... 315- ,. f.run.s-anna -,U .,,,-, MA . Q . , ..' - r. . -1 1 Q... f f 1'.' ' -.-.1 x , ,K -, V.--.1 -1-we ,- 1 - aww-E-an-..q N' unxzff- -- - ,VG .1- .. 'Un- , W., X'BL,.n.f.... f , . I 4' w n 1- .......l.....Ej' 3 I 1 i 'I 'Q MA , ,Q Page sfxly-eighl .fv Yl A 'Ulf' F5 tl Wax, ', M.-. 6: :,1 F , fi?-?l: .f 454.4 .3 , .A. vu .X 'ff v:.,- ,Ae , 1,1 ,wg 99? F, 'f M . ,yi 2 .J 1 .U .Inav vlnruu iv , 2 bs- '5' ' X V Y qv., W1 -1 . -If x'- PM 1'!' . I, x 'V ,if x 4 f V. n 5 n . 'A,, W 'N Nwfarf L tru 3 . ' 12 rfr- 11 JH H 'mx 'A v F q' u ,VI M ,,,, X. is ww ,ffir f A 1 ' V. .,., K 1 4 A L' X. --r. 1 I, ix Jzhvr f S.. 1.x .-w , . 'wif- nu' :Ah Q1 , ' 1, N gi N ,L ' 'RIN- xf . . QQ- The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One . ,f' th In IE.:-.rnennnn nnmnul1TIlllm1l'lTlT177ulAIll :rr:un:u1fvufvmnu'tlTtvummnuumuuI11TlTI'Ii'I'llmmInlunlnlv:rlW:u1unrv:::n:vwh EXXX?, 1'.w' -Lilif CATHERINE RAWSON May Day, 1920 TRIUMPHAL MARCH Court People Dancers Cardinal Crown-bearer Flower Girls Attendants THE CROWNING o THE REVEL Page seventy-one F THE QUEEN Ext The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One ' -il N, f :? I Ti 11 It -J - ltlww-3 'u il 1 ' '21, 1- :46 1? A T1 - 1, W, - , , ........rEgw1rmi1.mr-1. .n........nm........... ..n.....r.-l'rrmi-ivw-.. in Hiimullt'lWTlmiiliTl1umim-mn .t.....r.....E,-... E1 1 .T QS!!f: ' ' Colonel Avery, a lawyer Peter Avery, his nephew Philip Martin . Miss Connaughton Diantha Kerr . Mrs. Pat . Miss Carroll . Pat . . . jimmy . John Bing . Harlequin . Pierrot . . Punchinello . . Columbine . Margot . The Commencement Plays COLLEGE CAMPUS SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1920 PROGRAMME A Scene From NWC Are SCVCIIN By Eleanor Cates Characters in order of appearance . . - . . . - . . scene is laid in the law office of Lawrence 81 A Place-New York Time-Present l'Mrs. Pat and the Lawn By Mary Aldis Characters in order of appearance Scene-A small, poor room in a tenement Hat The Wonder Hats' By Ben Hecht and Kenneth Lawyer Goodman Characters in order of appearance Scene-A park by moonlight . ALLEEN MONTGOMERY . MARTHA T. DORSEY . MERLE MCCANDLESS . . VERGALEEN BYRON . . LILLIE CECIL TAYLOR very . ELLEN CLAYTON . . MARY NEELY . ANNE MALTBY . HELEN BACKER . MARY WALLER RHODES . EVELYN BATES . EMILY PREWITT SARAH CARDWELL BRUMMAL LEWIS REBECCA BREVARD Page seventy two F l . . f Kg' .2 The Dcusy, Nmeteen Twenty-One fx -nw :-'-T - In mmf 'fffl rt - e a s QQivuiiWl1 ufrfnllpnn ni i f:n:rrv iIIIAlIIIIlIUmW lllllllrrll I 1 -11- Y. W. C. A. Reception ' 'iijfi-N- Lgf of Kentucky College for Women overshadowed all previous receptions of ix . Al this k'nd. The awes and thrills of the girls from the time they entered li! the walls of K. C. W. last September over the expectation of this wondrous event came to a most brilliant climax on the evening of October 2. On entering the beautifully decorated and dimly candle-lighted reception halls of K. C. W., the girls, simply dressed in their organdies and summer frocks, found them- selves immediately besieged by the entertainment co-mmittee and the ycung men of Centre. Delicious refreshments were served by the members of the Junior Prep Class, and when the fateful hour of departure came it was with great reluctance that K. C. W. bade Centre good-night. HE annual reception given by the Y. W. C. A. for the new girls lr J Y. M. C. A. Reception One of the most pleasant events of the social calendar this year was the Y. M. C. A. reception given by the young men of Centre for the K. C. W. girls. This event has always been one of pleasure, but this year the entertainment in the halls of old Centre of K. C. W. girls. most significantly the true meaning of their one for all. The colors of the two schools refreshments. will hold many fond memories in the hearts The entertainment committee carried out name, and the evening was a most enjoyable were used artistically in the decorations and Had not the chaperons been skilled in the art of reminding the girls to bid the boys good-night, there would pro-bably have been many Cinderellas on this evening reluctant to leave the merriment. al if - e -it 5? Ji-1-- - -A Sysmm adopxecx Us km. Dawwnue LnghrP0wer8TYse+wsc0- Page seventy-three i 'N ffm l l .J The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One f A lr ,il D in...n....i..arm.....ili.......-ummm..rWn.n.....nn ..........vi-iimriwi-i-in-tn. ....-n.....E, ' 1 ' ire zL 1 il '1'Sllf,:. ' - : 1' ': s Qi -3 - nrrmmrrrnmii... .? .!QS!ff: ' '- K. C. Wfs Halloweien 'nt ii Q N l-lallowe'en night the gym at K. C. W., decorated in lk! ,i ' Sig lt cornstallcs and autumn leaves and dimly lighted by jack- lg it o'-lanterns, was thi-onged with wefrcl masked beings. Each masquerader, accompanied by a college boy, passed through a chamber of horrors. The path led up and down- stairs, into the swimming pool, on which horrible objects floated, and through a place Filled with icy-Fingered ghosts. After getting back to the more civilized gymnasium there was a general unmaslcing. Then everyone joined in suitable games and a little Halloween program was carried out. Refreshments of popcorn balls, gingerbread, and cider were served, and everyone had a good time. Page seventy-four WIA!-Ilm 'I'm.n-fr nm! .Lmuw, f if , W ff., N - The Dafsy, Nineteen Twenty-One ' F-. - mf ' - ' - 7- -'-- M ,Q Y ,LY Q4 -1 wx- ,p - l Jugunu nu :nun nl 1 I Al nn nn n umm: n 4 1 1 n munnl1uuunIWI'h L.. Uisiiors Get Great Reception ROOTERS BACK From Mighty Throng at the ' FR0 1 HAR VARD' Historic iadiu m Ccmre Cnvege Specnal Returns While Keniuckians Fine: I . In On A'I Tgavnsli Heaglg Eulzed :Nigh EPri4:e Ovfr Re- McMlIIm, the Greatest Playe x,,fj jjQ,Ej,ffj 0 mmmm.mlm'r5n'lwmnn :Ma 1. ..:T' D THREE COLONELS 0 HONOR ROLL Oulmg Magazine Honors M.cMllf nln, Tanner and James-Bo Was Owen Place Las! Year lu Mythical Selections Game Has een Since the Days of Eddie Mahan P Y --. .., ..... , CENTRE PLAYERS 1 wx- x-:um -N .14-M.-A U.. .. .W 1--.n..g..H.fl1..1 nm, ... 'wr-fm.. mu suvai, U. N 1.- f, mm. fwmuy 'rm enum --I-vm v-rum, fn- cue...-1. .na -.. i Nl vl-.- x'.mr- hmvlmll :mm umm W rml Relurn Game With Centre Eleven nnnnlnobt. nn.. on In H.. mmf-.1 mom- mum-.H M ...Nw-In-.4 rn-v,-c-un mf-ful. ...muy unn1...m.,.f.n-. can-p vnu-my nm u- mm. H-. 5... ummm' rn nun. ur ,um ..g..l.. on lv.. u-vnu mn. B f'14 ' 'N'-ul'-'ll -.n .fxmamf ...U y--1, u -.- 11 ...mm nu- ln ru.-men 1... un nu ,,,,,,, .rn ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,N- IFORMZOUO .e.r. .,r., , ..,. , . NEVER LEFT THE FIELD' ABIEJIGAME D c.-nr. c.u.,., much no uh. .... Nz.. .1 .w-yu... m...x...a M. lr.. ma L.:-'un uw hm.. rr.-v -sm,-1, nm- n..a. ,mn wb.. -nn pn.. 'nn-man.. .-.. nw., .na ur .mm n.. . md. cons Mgr.. l.mf.4 mm. wr..... dnd whsle nba .nn uf. pm. wr., ln., ' Post Operators Answer ,.,..,1..,...-.I H., vu., N20 1-mvmll 1l,,.,.,. Vl:..u ,..n.n..w...q ... uw .l,.... GAME IS PLAYED sms 45,000 FOOTBALL ms Red Roberts Crosses Coal Line of Crlmsons for First Tlme Tlm Season I T00 T0 GH QQW W nm 4. 1. nh, mn.. mlalau., 1. ,mn ,Mm :Am WW. vm km mn Aerial Allacks Save Kenluduanl - 'h' c ' C f l' m ' ' ' nw--ln ... H .nf prom... or me rm- from Shuloul plied: -wr., uh. '...n..g -...B .Ll ,,,L,,,,,,,,, ,w,m, mm me H. nm 4 bi up I-mn.. .B nh. 5.14 aw.. U. mf. I., .M ,.,.f..-.-f. Q1 ul. -pw-n . . . 1 x..n..n,. nu. 4. .mr W... 1-f,.1..h M. ..,.,.M.... ,.,vm.., W Q ...ugh vw wh mm. in .ny'fwf1--ww. 1.1 ....1.f..,.. .0 lm., . luclru building dawn :Ln any 'nv' - wa gamer-.1 nn N4-:uv-per nm. :.11-. Gunn.: nom run up mf vw z-unun. num -nn v-,-. f..'m,,.-e mmrmman mn.-f. f ' , ,m ... Ventre Qutclassed in Forwaxds ancl I-U4 ...K ...,f.. ,,...1,. 9 , ,,,. 1 , 5. ..., .f . OI the uma um. ,Mmm 1-my . ,.m. ' ,'.f.f...fr.,,T'f,,.:l'ff1,ff hall was nf-ga up nw A-,nm 'mu ff'-'j fn: ltm'Af':':mmf:1:el'::: 'fo I hat I eng the O C wm yclpmg mm htm, .fl 1m Mun, ,,,,, ,,,,...,.... In U.. .. 4' , . mm lheyd m--.-, mm on J my 1 ...,.,-.nn umm uw. w Q C V ...Q And M n.,,.,.,..,...1gA-gm-5: TM 0 rxmson lctory them, ln mf nm mul m 11.1 win... mf . room 2, ,r -H. xfm.,cu.m ml. .. run Mild with llayvard 1 ff' ' b t Centrells GRIDIRON AID Harvard Coaches Uthze lnstru ments ln Oorrelntxng Observn uons on Enemxes Work llmlmjwl. II. llmlp Lllllllillllll-I, Nlnxy, .Inu ZU- llnrvnrnl- lnulIu.1II-Irnllgzy mlm 1. Y , G ,cgi lllm a Nlarvel. U ,WI M .F f- d mf I..-n mu-opl-4 In par ov.-I Z: U a' Qhable I0 I-'lolcl and HHYVHI' 1.1.-llumw W..-.N mm- lm- ull...-Q 'H' a e fkhnr- ' . um-. H. prngr.-W, yr up I.-rnwl xl. A' bfm'.na P W 'Ln I.. nn- g.,....-- mm YW mfg, in L,Mgfff?'mf',': :1 Ower Ins -I.-I I'--m-mm. Y.-r rm- lux: nun Wm . -W .r..-.,.,., W.. .,-1.-...Q ' .M un., mm. mn. 1'. fm. run A d ' Q., W MW. -.A -- B, rmwuzn 0. REYNOLDS. L... mm ...Hu .H ln., ,..1.-.W :,,:,1,,, -Img If,f.n.- Lf. ' iff N spawn, mum ol mt swan Post .l...,..l gum. ...un 1 ....-,mn .4 -' ---F r .1-vu 1- sf: run- ,.,. ',,4,,, , .4 .,, -ff'-mf ' ,, ..T..Z.'Tm. AJ.. ' fd-,1.,...o1d the ,..m,. jPI',lI5Q4'I',I-'j,n'.lg jj I'I'f'ngH,j, mg., f:lk:.'l'.o .iff f.L'2TZL'lFTfllTgl53545 75'7 '1'7 ..i:ZfloX.nlZ3, 2. .'i3 T.,T.n'1Tl 'mv' MY C'i'm fm'-'dl' coached md Ur H.. ,.'..,,.l.'......,.1........ un mm Elon mmmyqlon .Tv Txrmvitj :S-.5,::nvhu,,,R:,.g,c3m3? nmximigld collechvely, brth on the offence and defencq , Mn Im, mug, mum, ,U WI,I,,,, .1 F - ...U rif,. - .,. .5 mnvuw-s DEFENCE nouns In W , Tlx! lveolnl hp! ln: ra-rllvr p4-ri-'Nw 'WF' 'V W ' Shlruuu bun' l ,-.U-.... ,...n U..-H-.W nr -M :un .u mf ummm. ev sum.. u nun--Q nu hzuer A I-v mu nrnnu nv nn. 1 , ' muon awww f....,.f.1 .uh ,n..,. ...Wi LAFAYE1- -- - Inn. nrflven th-1 funn ' ' ' mf. ax.. .. -... ....- , M., I.. . h. 1 IH HILL AND DALE mr. u H, nv..-I -rn. N. . nn.. fm 4 ..-1 wx ,. .H ,Q iv ...vu-. .lf K-mm., n,.,.M wa. nw. W.. -,..1'1....l . H., -, . .,,, at mfs.. Mu I.. vl.,.,.,.- ...,. .-H., V V -., . W. .v , A.-,M mm.. 1-.umn.f nw Tum nm. ur., .,.1' V .-V.. H. .,,.,f,.4 the cmnm. m-11... -- A 1 ,,,..,.,., ML -.1 IN.. ., Bonn-un ul Page in-nn enum.-11' 1 1- 4 cr-mn vm me ww- W,-nm M. msible Io defeat Centre College yesterday 31 lo 14. 1 Qfflllllii- v,f f.'l,l 'fIf:i..fallflmQ.1her, I-larvard's head coach, started out a year confer.-n r .nu U... ... nn nf-,un-.vnx, nf -mn-Q he m fwmmfl ..f n... r.,....m'e succeeded Percy Haughton with the idea that .u. In m.1.l.1,VIm. HIM I mvmuu .J llf-.1-I14.,.4-ly IL-,Il l-.Nl-.1 n-1.,...n,.,.,- x.,.,f.,,. Kentucky Boasts Victdry Is Due the Crimson Lin. cuun.-.n un- up an bend. A topic ol convernmm thu n on every Uh langue today. ONE OF GAMES BET BA1'I'Ll-3 No one nl the ltnuu puoplv :haw were mhrn- wem ax-.ny hr!- otherwxse uhan mlm :hm-5 had mmessvd one nl xhe groans: ln-ml conlcsls ever ndgrd nn the Suulmm ,-Xn unwru-czmnal haulr 1. will go down an hnswry as vnu oi me mon nmercsnng 11 nm 1 closest ever tough: ' They saw an :mack an :hc pan ol :he Kemucknns :hr luke which has not bn-n opened up on nh: Cnmsonk grounds -mee lv . Tha! was when jum Thorpe led hxs Carlisle lndxans lo vncn OVC! Haxmrd nn :he game sandwnchcd an bexwcen :hc Hun . Page sevenly-five . 17.1. ww '-51: 'JH H-5-gg--Qgyyxgkyyggg.-.-.. , nm- lo W... bag foorhall games, View-ie, bf X'- ' 'U 'f Z'uD .,.1 'f., lv.2 1.,.,.. 1L.,....f'-,, -na Omgcn vt-,dreamed has Judgment. vn..Z,i:.l,,.. .ax f,I,.,......y..1. ,.x,,, .. ar Fisher u again workmg on the same general 'U': 5 ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ssheme ev-denlly. The Harvard line lcdny is not an :hm-. t f4:l::'TLl1 ! 11 gn---.Jul 'Lum 'Mau ws,,1-l- i - . H mn N H I V ,nd CROWD WAS WITH CENTRE TEAM X1--ll nm:,...'.. - 11111 Uv 'J uhm -.l. mg FROM THE 51 ART T0 FINISH all Uh Tv., uma mlm um, mu nm, mlmuu. :nf . r1--vars-v.u mob ln when lnmi: .ppnun my un. pn-yen, ln musn hav: been VY I I auffc an-mug In me mmnu. my, no m .mu may mm my norman, .1-al. 4 W HA My ' 'ff who, um waxing -nn .mfrlng nn mem lin mud, Excry sun wn sold ' THIN- I I'-'null I I' cmd' ma mm-:nm ol unnmng-mom nu-fu, .mpnme nl rmnna nevru .l Jnnm, lxvmx 4 r-..., ua man pressure nu lichen as my nn- game wma: ol me mum- ,X ,l,,.,,,,,.,, ,,,,, ,p,,. Ulu ...mm nam Prmrelon .na vm Tr.. nm- M, uv mrv-rd-vm ,I MNH 'IW Q HA wr' I ,mporunre cn mf mm-hu ol mum-u upfn, who mm so Bosxon n I., ' ' mek :over me gum. All me neu ngsorlnrnns rms uh.-nr um men me hm my mu-+l'1'ff1'-1' um .mn uma -mmf. on nw gmc, .mf mmupuu-un ..,.,,p.per, mm . ... vm-...1n..m.g vu.. .. ru ww .1 cl-annul nm men- nw. mn mf.-Us up an me ,ren . ,,,,,,,,, ,,, und f...,n.,,ll ....11...rm.. .M ...MWJ v-me W..-rc 1 -muu...,. .....,..,...,... .nf - - game they did nom wma through to mee! imerfefe-.ce al wwf- no ml-uql In 4-mw...I lk, .n ,.1.w,.- ..-rung. .,.. Mx U. all-mmply lcfl at up to the ends or secondary defence, N- I, H H II I I M Hence :he nlory ol Hnrvurd's JI poinls. Two goud fn, I ,mt nllrlnl nr M mule, nn nm cmm- conq. une ana the coroner, would ,, 'Um , ' f JH , he -f,.vcn1.ng bun. m.,w..ra. Danville moan Wim . mm much QIfQf,'fx'I'w , AfI','j 'Q.,j 'MLIIIIILIQ ' eh .1 fn- u.l.,.n.f,.,, .. .vm ..,:..f.1.J At lhnl Cenlve Colleze should have no regrets. Of Uh, sour.-e ll-.ey hoped. :ruled and fought in' viclary They ,fl If' I mu 'WJ q 'm K ..f.-pa, .1 zin'l rave nu. :lm ... nm line cl mean. Harvard ' IL ', ' ' ' ' ' hd- Realm' I dorm: by a 31 to M nom' H..-. mm 0, T.I.1...-...Mmg U1 .. '- Bm no eleven ever wen! down no deleu in lhal Hur- x ' mm 'I' ' 5 ' ' vard Stadium In a grenier blaze of glory. As lhay are .,...nf., b.:kw.v.a. to Ken-muy man, Ihey hive me 5, mind them Ln Impression in Boslnn that will long be remem- m.m.....: on lu... -co-1-v nun-- llll' gillur nl l'usvnl1'lnu 1 nl llw Irrumon un.wp.-9 u lr. n... ul up lry Ihr lawn'-.I nl uw 1.4.-ph-m, aruu film.-.ml haw umm- linsl Hml me 1 mum A ly ul Cnlulomlp lb.-ll .--1.-nl H. lr. I-0-I-M-.N-U 1. rm- y Al snvmlnr gumu c-nh Ohm Num- l'mv--nl, mb ?lr6fff- T: '- si ' 4 ' 5 Lg lf .il 2 , , Uik eililttqwim l TAB? The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One M41 l a 1 ' 11 I ' I' 'lI IIII lvll I I llilll I I III I II IIIIII NTTTFYITIWI IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III I I u uuuxn in nylnau 1 nnnim,.tltmmimum Em.. TFTmTT 1-m-m'rmm-nmu fl'l T'Yl'Tl'I : ' Senior Camp X W fall if the camp hadnt saved our lives On the afternoon of Fnday September 27 we packed our sheets pillows and mlddy suits and piled on the old truck. After a half hour of bumping merrily over country roads we reached our destination, Mr. Logan Caldwell's attractive clubhouse on the Dix River. Of course, there was a wild rush for beds on the porch, and then every- one settled down to having a good time. We explored to our hearts' content until the supper bell rang, when we all flocked in to a bountiful and delicious meal prepared by Aunt Vicey. There were only five or six callers that night and the evening passed uneventfully, except that Doggy Walden tried to drown himself at Rebecca Brevard's feet. Daisy took her never-to-be-forgotten canoe ride. But Sunday morning just simply capped the climax. Almost all of Centre College came out Sunday morning, bringing ice cream and watermelons with them. Of course, they stayed to help eat it, and after that they spent not only the afternoon with us, but we had to share our supper with them-and then they stayed a little while for politeness sake. In the evening we wandered off to the dam in couples, or paddled the canoes up and down the moonlit river, or just sat on the porch and listened to lVlary's Texas song- bird, who sang for our entertainment. When Monday morning came it was a tired but happy crowd of girls who scrambled upon the truck with all their baggage. Lawdy, Lawdy! Senior Camp! l-low you chased away those homesick blues. EJ N N all probability the seniors would have died of the homesick blues this sllig I I A Page seventy six I The Dafsy, Nineteen Twenty-One -F 'f ilm :SN xx i ' n N -1 I ll ,: - ' A Iv - In-L ln, ....,,,,......m1.............. . ... ... .. I .......... , , ' ' '-:xxx2E , Class Song Address of Welcome Roll Call History . Prophecy Song Grumbler . Class Poe! . . . Will . . . I . . . Senior Spade Oration Junior Spade Oratlon Alma Mater Page seventy-seven Class Day Exercises TUESDAY, JUNE I, 1920 COLLEGE CAMPUS PROGRAMME ml + . VIRGINIA BANDY . IRENE BRAMBLETT Q MADGE ISAACS LUCY KAVANAUCH . . BRUNETTE MONEY . . CATHERINE DAY . . MARJORXE KEVIL MARY CARLISLE BIRD I TN l u ll r :R 'i+ 4-Z . . -5-L The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One 'flf'-Ti js EF. Tlx L W D - frrr-I-I-n-I-W ...I.....,I....III.I rrnm.I.II....II... .I.....m...III......-...WInttrimiti-III-mn'nmn...,........I.,............mm ...,,,.,.,..,.....,..,,,....EIi E' i FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. I0, 1920, THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS is uality Streetn BY J. M. BARRIE Under the direction of Miss Eleanor Curtin ACT I The blue and white room in the home of the Misses Susan and Phoebe Throssel in Quality Street, London. ACT II The same, ten years later. fDuriI:g the act the curtain will be lowered to indicate the passing of two hours' time., I ACT III A ball, but not the one to which we have seen Miss Susan and Miss Phoebe rush forth upon their career of crime. This is the third of the series. The scene is a pavilion used as a retiring room. CAST OF CHARACTERS Phoebe Throssel . . ............ . . BRUIvIIv1AI. LEWIS Miss Susan Throssel . . . . . . VIRGALEEN BYRON Valentine Brown .... . . ...... . MARTHA T. DORSEY Miss Willou hby .... . . , . . . CAROLINE NoEL Miss I-lenrieia Thfumbuli ..... Old ,Mads of . MARY Lewis EDELEN Miss Fanny Willoughby, younger Sister L Quahty Street . . REBECCA BREVARD Lieutenant Blades ........ ...... .... A N N MALTBY Lieutenant Spicer ...................... ALLENE MONTGOMERY Patty, the maid ........................ ELLEN CLAYTON Children of the Cast: LUCILLE VICE, VIRGINIA REEVES, MARY C. BIRD, MARY NEELY, LAURA Roc.ERs Page seventy-eight Lima 5 - .1 f f f , . - . 2 -D ? Vgefix The Dmsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One iT TT - K 1 i qi-is in ....i5,....,..,,. .,....,.fmm..f v.,...........,...,mmv..v.,. mllmflummn..1........A.:... A -T i T-A Page scvenly-nin: T T X x Tuoug Q -V . 1-L ' YT-fn. V ,nazi 2 44 mm ' 76 3 To Wnwvj' JC g 1 Vuwwrwhg YV, ',k. NIJ! Lfelu. M-QTYJ .Wa X Hxznk-th. I . P' 4 if xy. TVX 1 S I4 N 41 H lv Nessus .X M .., ,J -3 ,fx LZ? 1 2 1 'Venue I KNAW Z Q 2 E -KgfKrf'9'- QW I,.L.v.,, '4b:iom11 1:24234 I 4 Ilvlli UNE llvv? 51 WEXWM iDLfmvT:-I 5 'Ya L 1 Ifw.fufX--I 'Nw S0l,-SzH.H MAB2-A Hifi' X V ' H 5 ,xx All.. 12 The Darsy Nmeteen Twenty-One 1 , H , lB,X :.ll.,I- N- if 4 IZ! ff - I X I ' Xl x I lv' pf 'X M-1 ,CN W -1. fj W- x ' , I 5 X 1 v Q fi -Q gm1nn11vr1m....-......m...,...-mn-...--,m--...nlmnI--nm-rml'lTml...-..-ml. ..-m.m..ml r!T1'I'1 I'fTrl'Tl1'-- uv I -..muuurr'nn -nml!1Trr'1---m......-rn'm1--m.-- '1.., 'YfSi 'ff ' V TIL'...L'-'43 '-' fx 4 'W i t il f 1 Lnml nfgj-- a Page eighty . . Q. :ra The .Da1sy, Nmeteen Twenty-One f'wT w ,551,,J!g2'Q5 .'- if .nh flaw f . ..... ...,.,...,...... ' ' A 'R R I I ll Page eighty-one THE UTOPIANS 'ijml l 'm1VJ K The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One , gf i 'im X 1 7 fm2355'.la v'iL' 4 fm -.Mu l 2 L7 -Q w ,. -j'fP fv, 3 ' ?T.- VX fn-rrvm-n. I.. H nu mm1mmnn4'?lllunlllg1lnllnnllllnAlT!xlnlullmmmnm umum......m.mm.un-n..nnufW'F1-11 u n lm 1-mymumnnmuunumm. -1 -T Qglffifm' 'i L '- NS PHILOPIA THE 'U n rm Q 2 ou. EE' we .L E O .ls r The Daisy Nineteen Twenty-One ,rik-e ?ls : .f ffl , f 3 .. , , ' T. lfv fkgg XXX xxx in 4 Page eighty-lhrcc .. mn. in mm.-nmmiiim I n np -I im mi mum n lll:lulllI'lTITlTWmmnu1l1'lTITl'1l'l1TTml'rl1 Alumnae Association Ksf REATER interest has never been shown in the Alumnae Association of Kentucky College for Women than has been shown in the last two years. In the spring of I9I9 a campaign was put on in Danville for new members, andgrg that time the organization has continued to grow, until now it has about three hundred enthusiastic active members. At the June meeting Miss Amelia Yerkes was elected presidentg Miss Mary Mae Walker, vice-president: Mrs. F rank Taylor, second vice-president: Miss Amanda Rodes, secretaryg Mrs. Harry Bosley, treasurerg and Miss Mary McDowell, publicity agent. The alumnae banquet this year was the largest, most enthusiastic one that has ever been held. The classes holding reunions had a large representation of out-of-town members, and every member present pledged anew her loyalty and devotion to her Alma Mater. In July the members of the Executive Board gave two delightful teas in the alumnae room of West Hall for the visiting alumnae. This room was furnished last year by the Alumnae Association, to be used as a reception room by the faculty and student bady. This year funds have been raised to furnish a guest room in Morgan Hall. The room will be furnished whenever it is turned over by the college to the Alumnae Association. Local chapters of the Alumnae Association have been formed in Kansas City and Independence. Mrs. James Welsh, of Oxford, is one of the most enthusiastic members of this chapter. l X Ufuj Aw I. 1 L- 2 . E? Th D iw, : Q MF' ' e arsy, Nineteen Twenty-One 1-1'-I.. TT4, Y T- : 14-1-- -rmFm11m1'm-1107-.....-. 1-.1-..mmm .A..-- 1 --.-- mu.. -.,. .- T.- ' GTTFTUTITFITITKE,-.mmfrhlm 1nm.................v-m... nn...---,El Q Z' X M Page efghly-four x , 1 k ,, -.W 1 -4- 1' A 1 . ' f .5 , r' J 9Pf f . '. f J . Y 1 . --is vw rnlln 7,nl, :fg: ., .1 gyffv ,f,K'- 1.,-. ,l . 4Q,1,--... . ul ,.,3!' .A, 17's -, I. J, ' 1 'V 3 - - -.: '. s 1 N W N13 Eg: QQ, 1' if I FAQ Qvffsx AL I, 5 1J.,! s1..f 1 1,-H, 1, Try. ' -.-X ' X ,. 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'- ' ' vm 42,17 'Q '- fi Q'Z5 1di W1' ' 'fix xg! w. my ---L cn- , ,, f '-lr Nh- w-IW !..,g.,.I,'L!g.s , A-2: 19-' V, .Y ' j' 4 1- ' !.f'r2 115' . : ' ' X pg., .I-L'-4 3 - ., ,aw Z, fu ' . 1 Q., VA , In , ,via 4. 'R-vi-N.:-' , '.,.-. X U -1.15 'PY YYY. . 2-mv, ,,,Nv 2. ' 'Uri'-I1-T. Hi 'ul Y i: -' 1' ' J- P If 'Img' ,,.-.Ju ,J I Uv ff, K .f.1, 4--, .--c- ., .,-., V lm' ,F- A -d,.M., 3 wa .vu-. V I N., 1. ..,r..5y. A vxnvmw A ,. .1 - 1-. If 'K f wy. .Jr Amrtvmr ucv: ul un -4 .nxnluailuwlviliwl 4 a ij' al The Darsy, Nnzeteen Twenty-One Af M rwmsff ..':: Q5 9 XJ, ... . ........,. , .. mExxX2B 4 -ci-.lir Joke. If you laughed over any of these jokes in your youth, remember that we are still young. X ,F as They are all right, but they don't mean anything: West Hall door bell. Fire alarms. Clock over dining room door. House phones. Clubs. Electric lights. Frat pins. Gas lights in West Hall. Nondas Wayne's room. Lula's diamond. Martha's stories. Brummal,s handbook says Lights out at ten. Miss Lilly's dictatorial manner. as as as Miss Carlson Cin English, : What is local color? Marjorie C.: Rouge 95 A4 95 Miss Andrus: What is the matter, dear? Brummal: Don and l have quar- reled and have parted forever. Miss Andrus: Well, that's good. l-le'll probably not be here for a week, then, and you can get caught up on your sleep a little. as as as Mrs. Kiser Cbefore whom trembles Ruth Thompson, who wants a church ex- cuse, : What seems to be wrong, Ruth? Ruth: I--ah-l-well, I think my honor system's all run downf, vs as as Rebecca B.: F rank Kenney hit Mil- dred in the mouth with a taffy kiss at the candy pulling. Page eighty-.seven Margaret R.: Another objection to long distance kissing. as as as Miss Fell: What happened in l777? Elizabeth Beasley: Was it A.D. or B.C.? A4 95 65 Hump Tanner Cat danccl: Mary, dearest, I know l dance like a camel, but that is because until l met you my life was a desert. 95 35 A4 Since dates have been changed from Saturday afternoon to Saturday night, what night is tub night? 95 95 95 lnlanalsomest Girl .... . . BIRDIE Most Popular Teacher . . . . MRS. KISER Best All-round Athlete . . ALLENE M. Best Student .... . . . DORA C. Best Dancer . . . BLANCHE P. Brainless Wonaler . . . TURLEY Biggest Prevaricator . . . DAISY MCL. Biggest Crouch . . . VIRGALEEN B. Pepless Wonder , . . . RUTH T. College Wit . . Miss CURTIN Biggest Bore . . . BRUMMAL L. Sweetest Disposition . . JEAN TORIAN . EVELYN JOHNS . . . ERNESTINE K. . . Miss THOMPSON . . . Miss LILLY Most Energetic Ctrl , . . ELIZABETH LAND Cutesl Cirl . . . Wilclest Ctrl . Best Chaperone . . Lazlest Teacher . . Man-hater .... . . LELA STONA Most Influential Cirl .... SUSAN BEARD 95 95 95 Mildred Roby: Miss Carlson, must we take to the poem or through it? Miss Carlson: Mildred, when you get to the pearly Cates you will stop and ask if you must go through them. l I yi In ,ii The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One - XS Ejlli lzl g? ai' A A , E 4 til , - 'iw M 0 ' Tl, L E g .... .... .... . . . . 1- asmfm' rqrirrvn-ri-1-ii-11 r-T .m..........-............... .i.-nurrrmi-nmnvn-T...............mm...........iEj- is ' Jokes A frog, a lamb, a duck and a polecat wanted to attend a big show at Stout's Theater. The admission was one dollar each, and they had only three dollars- who went? The frog went, because it had a green backg the lamb went, because it had four quarters: the duck went, be- cause it had a bill: the polecat couldn't go, because it had only one cent, and it was a bad one. as as as C-oggs Maltby fin Chemistry Lab? : Miss Milroy, how do you prepare a weak solution of H-2 O? as as as Laura Frances: Look, only two stars out, and its such a beautiful night. Jane Bowling: Well, I think they have all gone in to study for exams. 95 A5 95 Women's faults are many, Men have only two, Everything they say And everything they clo. 3 -H5 95 Upon being approached by the editor for a joke for this department, Dr. Allen said, My Bible IV Class. 95 95 95 WHEN A BOY IS MENTIONED Freshman: Is he good looking? Can he dance? Sophomore: What frat does he be- long to? Junior: Of what school is he a graduate? Senior: Where is he? 65 95 95 Lula fat ringing of breakfast belll: Mary Agnes, aren't you going to get up?,, Mary Agnes fhalf asleep? : Aw, ask the dictionary. as as as Nellie Gaines ftranslatinglz Bonae leges Caesarisf' the bony legs of Caesar. as as as KRAZY KNOCKED KRUSHES Krushers Mlss THOMPSON . KIRKMAN MCNAIRY POLLY BuRKs . . ANITA CURREY . NONDAS WAYNE . LOUlsE CAMP . . ERMA B. WOODWARD MARY RESSIGUIE . Miss BRICKER . . MARTHA ALLEN . MARGARET TURLEY DOROTHY PRYOR . EVELYN COLEMAN . . . HELEN TODD . . RUTH THOMPSON . Krushed . Miss ANDRUS . . Mlss MILROY . . Mlss CoATEs FLORENCE BAssETT . LOUlsE STONE MARY L. EDELEN . . JEAN TORTAN . . Miss FELL . . Mlss KILMER . LULA EDWARDS . CAROLINE NOEL . Mlss MOULTON . Miss BLACKSOM . Mlss SHAILER . . . Mlss BUCHANAN ALLENE MONTGOMERY .... DAISY MCLIN Miss PETERS ....... Mlss CURTIN 95 95 3 Brummal Lewis and Virgaleen Byron are confined to their homes in East Hall for being too religious. 95 Q5 65 Ellen Clayton was called before Honor Board last week for riding at night with boys. On account of her previous good record she was merely reprimanded. 95 95 95 The members of the Chemistry Class were late to chapel Wednesday morning because they were so interested in Miss MilrOy's beautiful theory of disassociation that they didn't hear the bell. 95 3 95 Mildred Upton fin Cookingjz Miss Bricker, aren't potatoes fruit?,' Page eighty eight u 1 : L: T nf The Davsy, Nmeteen Twenty-Une ln ' igguuw 1'I'v 'fvlIu--lv 4 I- mmmWl 1IIeII-ffI TlTI11l1'lY f1l1:r s :u:nfnnnx4mEgv l Iffffl - G q iuita Page eighly-nine ' ' mExxx2B .1' ' ' ll' ' 'fir ' ' Y . I - 'i L. . fi ' 1, cg .H The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One l viii? 'TL' D- H- Vglig' - - H- -H - - !' lmmU --'--1- m--- -------'--' mvmmmrfrrmmimt ...... .mm ...... m,..1 .,..,,,. ....,,,,,,,,,.,,EI- M 101.65 PERSONALS Burton I-lays: I was calling on Mary Agnes disturbed the neighbors last night by talking in her sleep. Margaret Thompson is still on the sick list and will be until Mrs. Kiser can get rid of her. Gladys Bridges and Marie Becknor on time for breakfast ONE morning. I-lortense Lewis is suffering from dis- torted muscles as a result of galloping around the sun parlor with Liz Walker. Dean Andrus and Miss Thompson had a heated discussion as to which should take them to the Knobs, Jane or Pete. Miss Milroy settled the discussion by suggesting that they all go in Dr. Franklin. Goggs Matthy and C-allopingn Camp are on the verge of nervous break- down, due to the fact that they could not go to town the sixth time this week. Our Sunday afternoon naps are rudely interrupted by Mrs. Reynolds madly shift- ing gears, also by K. Starling's futile at- tempts at ragtime. is is is EXTRACT FROM jIM'S LETTER TO CAROLINE O Caroline, thou art divine! Would that I had you to call mine: To ease my sorrowst to end my woes, To cook my victuals, and wash my clothes. A4 95 36 Tell me not, in mournful numbers, That we meet again today All the scraps we had on Monday, Fixed up in the same old way. Evelyn Bates last night when someone threw a brick through the window and hit the poor girl in the side. Preston Carter: Did it hurt her? Burton: No, but it mashed three of my fingers. as Ae 96 CELEBRITIES K. C. W. WILL PRODUCE EVALEE GREEN ....... Chorus Cirl MARY W. RHODES . . Star Basketball Player EVELYN MAHN . . . . Movie Actress ILA BLANCHARD . . . . . Toe Dancer LUCY MAY COVINGTON . . Clerk in Woolivorllfs FRANCES STONE . . . fnlclleclual Genius MARY WENTWORTH ..... Fiery Oraler E. IRVINE AND E. ADAMs . Leading Politicians as as as Lula: What would you do if Pat kissed you on the forehead? Mary Agnes: I'd call him down. WANTED TO KNOW Why D. Pryor is so interested in spe- cials.', Why Bowling goes to town every aftemoon. Why S. Cardwell gets such good grades in Math and Physics. A Why some girls never come to Sunday night supper. Why M. Turley likes to go to the post- office. Why L. Camp is such a dainty eater. Why Nellie Gaines attracts the boys. Why some seniors don't have to work in the tea room. Why Mary Agnes studies so hard. Why the senior camp was so thrilling. Page ninety f'-X Q... I QS I t-I Tlte Dmsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One 3- ,J--' EQ aged, um, .,,,,,,, n ,,,,,,,,,,,.., in , I , , 4 fuff n1-f.o14 fTI'lTTlTll'h nn:n1l lTTTTITTlTFI1Tr111T1TTTWl'I'I vrollllll I 1 lull rvlf 1 'mv' I H i I A DEFINITION OF TRIG- ONOIVIETRY Trigonometry is a study invented in ancient times by some insane professor for the punishment of hardened criminals. Later, it was made much more diflicult, and is now used for the punishment of innocent youths in the toils of school teach- ers. In this most interesting study the poor, deluded victim takes a poor, innocent triangle, dissects it, analyzes it, takes it apart, delves into its past, present and future, lays bare the scandals of its life, and the crimes of its ancestors. And in the end, when the last episode of pitiful life and daily actions has been reached, the student knows no more than when she be- gan, but because she has accumulated a mass of figures, she imagines she has proved what she was searching for, the teacher lets it go, because she really knows no more than the student. ' f 1axxx29 T. - r.' .-7 okes No one knows what Trig really is, ex- cept the man who invented it, and he has passed away to a warmer climate, and as punishment for his sins, we hope, is roast- ing merrily in the lowest pit of the lowest part of the lower regions known as Hades and is being fed red-hot triangles to punish him for his misdeeds in life.-MATH V. 55 56 55 ADVICE TO JOKE EDITOR OF NEXT YEAR First: Don't take the job at all. Second: Employ a company of ste- nogs. Third: Have all the contributions written on tissue paper so that the edtior can see through them. Fourth: Leave town immediately after the publication of the annual. .Q will , ll t I Page ninety-one EV A Th D QW it 1 e afsy, Nineteen Twenty-One tl! Lb N ' . IN A 3 H I rg- 11 ,Q U ll 7 T. ' 51 -:Ef:. ::. l' , 'gf 'es' H ' ,I ' :'f f -A ff? ' 3 -5 . 1 M T- A .,.. -x 5, nn-1'1Trrrr-'nmr In -..-m...rf-rmm.. I-it uminn..Y.1t-' ..--...ny--...r --A .I.Hlrmrrmmmmlii.-ir...ntcrrm1.....n.n... .L 'QSfffEfm ' i' '- Faculty Play and Program THE LAND OF HEART'S DESIRE Maurteen Bruin, a peasant ................. Shawn Bruin, his son ................... Father Hart, a priest ....., Bridget Bruin, IVlaurteen's wife . . . Marie Bruin, their daughter-in-law .... ...... . A Child ...................., Song by Marianbelle Blocksom. Music arranged by Gladys Shailer. UBREEZY POINT Aunt Debby, Mistress of Breezy Point ........ Elinor Pearl, of unknown parentage . . Ashrael Grant, a workhouse waif ...... ....... Mrs. I-Iarclscratch, with business propensities .4 ......... . . HELEN MOULTOPI . RUTH ANDRUS . . ELINOR CURTIN . BEULAH TERHUNE IVIABEL RUTH COATES . . . MARIAN FELL . . FANNIE INGLES . HELEN THOMPSON . . RUTH ANDRUS . BEULAH TERHUNE The Hardscratch Twins, who never tell nothing .... MABEL RUTH COATES and MARIAN FELL Mehitible Doolittle, manufacturer of Catarrh Snuffs and Bitters ........ GLADYS SHAILER Bernice Vernon . MARJORIE FLYNN Ig3?::lN'ZiE'lgn' 1 - Aunt Debby's summer boarders fresh from a boarding school ' Clarice Fenleigh . EDITH BUCHANAN Fantine, Miss Vernon's French maid . . . . MARIANBELLE BLOCKSOM Old Clem, the gypsy ...... ..... . . MRS. MOLLIE JOHNS SYNOPSIS ACT I.-Sitting Room at Breezy Point. ACT II.-A Camp in the Woods. Six Weeks Later. ACT III.-Same as Act I. Four Weeks Later. Page ninety-two The Dafsy, Nfneteen Twenty-One Q uw an l1'1T'IT7ITT1'Yl'I1Tr'1'ITm , I 'I'f7'n i u ' P:XXX?9 .T' Q Lili Page nfncfy-Ihree x fr fx I I 7? 1 ' ll '9'aI1 :gr . J .:::J.:f'f' in I rr' - t ll Y , 7 L-. -. Y: Jig, 'l 'U ' Il flll ml ll I llml 1 I u 1 1 1 lmllm llll nl I Al umm: um: I 1 E X WJ The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One ' LD f nuiunu iinniiimumunmmuiunmnur-l'l'l'nn n u ll'TTlTTlTl-I uu3mufl'l1TITimilTITTIi-niiimii.iimmniiuiii--Hai fx!!! - wi - fi ll. 2 T il- Ee g'iF fv, as .J 'ff ' c Ti, .XiM.,..... . ' L'Envoi fWe hope Mr. Kipling will forgive us, When the annual's las! pages are wrilten, And the prinler's corrections are made: When the ads have each been collected, And all the bills have been paid, We shall resl, and, faith! we shall need il, Believe it or no-it is true! The staff has worlced hours at a sitting Compiling this DAISY for you. ' 'El Page ninely-four K Qfx - 2 1 T The Dcusy, Nmeteen Twenty-One iq ,.- 1 ..,,,,.,..... . t. . H... Y Y . 'TixxX4 ' T Kentucky College for Women DANVILLE, KENTUCKY txentucky College for Women is a standard junior College. The College Preparatory Course corresponds to the four years' course in an A class high school. By this course a student is prepared for the comprehensive examinations required b,y Wellesley, Vassar, Mt. Holyoke, and Smith, and from this course any student who has a satisfactory record may enter without examination the Freshman year at Kentucky College for Women, at Chicago University, and other northern college, as well as Kentucky State University, and other colleges in the Southern Association of Womens Colleges. Excellent work is done in all the special departments, art, music and expression. To the student in music whose work, in the judgment of- the department, merits it, a diploma is git en after a prescribed course has been completed. For the student who is a high school graduate and who does not wish to take up college work a domestic science course is given. This is a two-year college course in Home Eco- nomics and comprises the same work as that offered in the freshman and sophomore years at Kentucky State University ln the college course two full years of college work are offered. Graduates from this course may receive, for this work, advance credit, without examination, at various northern colleges, such as the University of Wisconsin, University of Chicago, Oberlin College, also atlrfentucky State University and other colleges in the Southern Association of Women's co eges. To keep up the high standard of work at Kentucky College for Women an excellent faculty is necessary. The faculty at Kentucky College have been trained in the best col- leges and universities in the country, and have personality and intellectual ability without which even the fine equipment of the college would be useless. The broad campus at Kentucky College for Women affords ample opportunity for tennis, field day sports, plays and pageants, while in gymnasium the student may bowl, play basketball, swim, etc. I ' A U' VJ The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty One ri? ,-,N f I A R .I -.Q '- .E : xv 1- ' gpg 4 i - . 1, -Q . -S, QF - N h Y E JQMXX 1 I WH T1 rs ..... , ... .......... ...r . .... ...... .......mmm1m............... H.-nfmnm1w.........mm......2L1Ej -'Q ' T fQSfff3fm ' T.TL T' ROSEL'S MARINELLO SHOP 330 MAIN STREET, DANVILLE PHONE 400 MARINELLO PROVIDES A BEAUTY AID FOR EVERY NEED MARINELLO PREPARATIONS ARE USED AND RECOMMENDED BY MORE THAN 3,500 BEAUTY SHOPS STATIONERY HEADQUARTERS FOR Fine Writing Paper All Tinfs and Sizes Crooks ei Ware Druggists and Stationers DANVILLE, KY. THE 1921 BUICKS Are now coming equipped with Cord Tires and Alemite System of Lubrication. 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H, KAHN LEADING JEWELER DANVILLE, KY. Gilcher Hotel Building A large selection of wrist watches, diamonds, jew- elry, silverware and cut glass. Everything sold un- der bona fide guarantee. WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING A SPECIALTY .. T- -il Wk:- ' ' 5 3 The Dcusy, Nmeteen Twenty-Une , W 1. 'T K ' Y gif l -.i fuk 6 M s x. ' ' '-'t' -J?l 1-lrl- r-.U .rn-n im.iviviii- iinrimmmm-if-.tryin ' M Y-f.y.nmTn11mm'rn -e ':xxX2B ...1-' ' - : WELSH Eff WISEMA COMPAN ESTABLISHED l852 Q 1 -. ' V, , -4 ,.,:,:5:3:5::- P-'21-:1,.,, 2: 'W-.,,, ' 1.- . - , j ' ,.4i2 f:2:5iai121' M2.- Q31 ' ' - N-N+..' f V A EfESEfEQEQEi53ii'5 i I ' 'ew egjifmm , ,.,.f:2:3'I ',- . . ,.,.::-:3:5:7:1 .f- 3 -2.53 , H ' ' . I if 5' I:.' A:::1.-.4324 '-.ff . --' , '-' f - - ,A llgf i f Www- - 4 -ff-:-gl, 1 f 7 'm e-Y-msf4,,,' 545:3'f2:2 ' . ., 45 -1-.-.,Qfj:,.j., , A Q.-.1-uM,,,.xL f .., . - '- 5453 'Es I f.:-1--A-5.-. ,. ' s'efQw. 'fW'f2' r' , -v ., . 225- A1 55 'EE I I Zwe:-,asm .. 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' if - - 3-L5se,.9vat -f2f'2t1:ff2-55:1-:f::z:::.g.:fa:...... er:-. : :fI:f l 3-,-. I ? :i'2 ' '7f.'f5f5'L' : 'i1'-fIi55f55535f41'1- .-z5v '33i5i5E52f5??f'i 2 Qfiiiwf ..5: :.11ii22E255EEffE2sZE25355?5EEizSgaz:5:f 5. z2z:.:5-- 1 .Z::.:-:.. .-tw:- , 5.::5 ,.9s.:5S5E ' ff3 f f' - 2 V .-1.-::5:::5:55::f:5:5:5?. Eiaisisisisis' stE12f:.ifrsf:'ff .:1:f-:.:1i-:f- ., 5,:,:,,mu IVY. h.,.,,,,.,,7.U-kgMQ4Qx:4,,,,,5.,.,.,.9.,.,.,.,,.,.,.3,7 f. hh , ,V.,.,.,,.,-.:.:.f,.,.,2.1.,.,.41.a+z---aw.5.1.-.,.1.,,:.,.,.,.,,5f:--:----.:.1,--:.- .v .,.5:,,f,:4yA..:.,. -1-1:-1-:.1-:-:-:-:-.-:--,--.:-sw434:-1-1-:-1-A-:-7- .f-za. THE DOWN-TOWN HOME GF K. C. W. TEACHERS AND STUDENTS This Store, established sixty-nine years ago, is known throughout the State of Kentucky for its high grade and up-to-the-minute stocks of merchan- dise. Catering as it does to the Wants of women exclusively, and its buyers making frequent trips to the New York Market, keep it in a position at all times to offer the last word in stylish feminine attire. Sole agents for Mar-Hof Middy Suits, Betty Walesl' Dresses, House of Youth Tailored Suits, La Camille Corsets, Hallahan Shoes and Evening Slippers. WELSH fi WISEMAN COMPA Y 1 Q 7 . . .1 The Dmsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One ' ' -lm in in ui in nu - Qsfll- A . . . ....1nm-rrmn mn......1.....i tiiiimmini-nrrrrnn-...........n1mm....ir1EI- d ' 1 The Mnlhmin GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS The individual qualities that make this instrument the choice of eminent singers and pianists for concert work and for use in private life, have won for it a distinguished place in homes of means and taste. Write for illustrated catalog. Ellie Ealhmin lgiann Glnmpang flncorporated, MANUFACTURERS 521 SOUTH FOURTH AVENUE LOUISVILLE., KY. SEE ssir MARK-WEST Southern Optical ELECTRIC CO' Company FOR Incorporated Spectacles and lgiythiilg Eye G1 asses ecmc P HONE 216 FOURTH AND CHESTNUT LOUISVILLE, KY. DANVILLE' KY' ,fi Q ' . . : -3 'gif'-I The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One 2: r- ' ' . sf lxxli- b zzz, T Q, 'Em22Y.-3-lf-is U. S. DEPOSITARY FARMERS NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL, 5100000.00 SURPLUS, S100,000.00 DANVILLE, KY. G. A. MCROBERTS, President CHAS. P. CECIL, Vice-President A. B. MASSEY, Vice-President G. W. WELSH, Cashier LORRIS SOPER, Assistant Cashier J. H. ROBINSON, Assistant Cashier CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK DANVILLE, KENTUCKY CAPITAL, S100,000.00 SURPLUS. S101,000.00 Our Motto is Hsafety and Servicen GIVE US A CHANCE TO PROVE IT BY OPENING AN ACCOUNT WITH US M. FARRIS ................... ........... P resident J. A. CHEEK ....... ...... V ice-President E.. W. COOK ....... ............... C ashicr H. I... BRIGGS ....... ...... A ssistanl Cashier M. M. DURHAM ...... ...... A ssistanl Cashier mx The Darsy, Nfneteen Twenty-On V651 . iT.-U, Q21 fx Lv 1'iJ.':.?E'3 - ' -E A Y V 'EVN-wmv-4:1-..1.1n1..lr-TU:-an I lm-.r1......-.fr1-u-11-rum... . ... .. H..H.lm....rn...............,.......1..Im.......T1T1Tl'l1mm-1.....-mlm-....mu.......,..............-...........Ej ,.,1. -- ... it-LQ' 1: ' '- WELLS' DRUG STORE C. W. SUPPLIES COLLEGE BOOKS STATIONERY Usymgflzony Lawn paberu Fountain pens Note Books Tablets Eastman Koclaks and Fffms 'QIONTEEL TOILET LINE FACE POWDER COMPACT CAKE AND TALCUM Rexall Store JOHN S. WELLS TELEPHONE 49 DANVILLE, KENTUCKY The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One 5 ' ??5.,!!Q y ln ' 'S ' f-f-- - I ' -- 1- -1 --- 'f-- -flffflf IF YOU CANNOT SEE YOUR FRIENDS SEND YOURSELF IN A PHOTOGRAPH SIMMONS STUDIO 1 ,IE l '+vJ1U The Darsy Nrneteen Twenty One f K mr 3 i JN X Agjiixvslli Tj L 4 ' ' I-I 'iffy' .7 AF ' - 1 ,xm,,,,4:', ' --- -I--'T Tm-'11-1 H ---I---'I-'--I----fm1111TI111111nvmu,....nn1m......nn..................................Ej f qi T. xb -'I ' ' When You Want the QUALITY AND BEST MEMS I SERVICE FISH, OYSTERS A, AND GREEN ' Is OUR NIOTTO We Always Have Them Our Place ls Sanitary JEWELRY Ea DANVILLE FISH 55 OYSTER OPTICAL CO. MARKET NAVE DECORATING COMPANY Exclusive Wai? pabers and Decorations PAINT AND PAINTERS' ACCESSORIES, ARTIST COLORS AND BRUSHES, THE VERY LATEST DESIGNS IN PICTURE FRAMING We Appreciate Your Business TELEPHONE 25 141 THIRD STREET DANVILLE, KENTUCKY The Dawsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One 5: Il w jnfgig i y fi C .,.,.e- S A- .1726 ELLP' ' 'mTl'T 1'I flll I ll ll I I I flll nl u nn i 1 umulu in 1 n ru i in ,Ui ii.. 1 ..,, A . mxigias ' ' mExxx29tt -1' ' - Kilt? LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE FOR K. C. W. STUDENTS The Danviue Laundry E99 Dry CIeaning Company I INCORPORATED D The Benzof Way STANFORD YES CREAMERY Toilet Articles Of All Descriptions BUTTER Made from pasteurized cream gathered Danville pharmacy from nearby farmers. No Isettexfbutter can H- A- OE!-RICH Q55 234,21 Qffifvjngsffigf fo' 'he boafd' I 135 N. 3d si. Danville, Ky. I SOLD IN TOWN BY Having just returned from the Eastern X Market we are prepared to show you the newest things in BRADSI-IAW BROS. AND A cordial welcome awaits you at A. I... ARNOLD Ask For ll NGEL SISTERS 'ww E I The Dmsy Nmeteen Twenty One QI r i l 421' I - - I ':'X'g135I'. WU I A ' P25 ' 31901, - Q 2:3 h 2 W Y fmn'nrrmrrrc-ru-Y .. -nn... ml -1 .H mm I ..armrnmu.-..-m......,...................-.. ,.....,,mm,,,..mm..,.,,,,,,,,,,,nmT,,,,,,,,,,,,Ej - -fQSfff::' - We Have Afways Had the Goocl Will of C. W. Faculty and Student Body. We Have Afways Been Boosters for K. C. W. The Greatest GirIsq ScI1ooI of the South BEST SODAS AND CONFECTIONERY Fancy Box and Home-Made Candies, Fresh Fruits LITTLE BRITAIN CO. SHOP PERFECT THE PARK ' Third and Main 308 Main r ' ' 5 3 W I LIT The Deusy, Nmeteen Twenty-One l I' ,IEt,,!!2i4 ?' I It I ,A-T T n - tEr:m,......- ...IIIIIIIII mu I I I II I... ....II..n'ITrn1'm.II..-I IIuII.IIIIIImin1TITnmI.II..I...MEI-rrrrrrm1-rry I-:xxx29I'il'..- W THE Bzmuillr-H ailg illtvnnrngrr J. CURTIS ALCOCK, Editor DANVILLE, KY. DANVILLEHS AND BOYLE COUNTY'S MOST POPULAR NEWSPAPER Special Department Devoted to Kentucky College for Women and Centre College IVIocIe1-n Job Printing Department v The Premier Line of College Stationery VISITING CARDS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS MONOGRAM AND FRATERNITY STATIONERY HARCOURT fo? COMPANY STATIONERS AND ENGRAVERS LOUISVILLE, KY. WRITE FOR SAMPLES OR MENTION TO YOUR DEALER WHEN You WANT THE BEST IN THIS LINE I E 'I ft The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty O ill? tid -If it l i- L' 4 '-it Ti - 'ft wa s vi, - '1, 1 JD uniiminiuiiiitmuiiiiniiiuul'H'Im it Il'T1Tl't'lh'twutiifTIFlhtitttl1TIT1iuiimmiiu1'Wtuiuiiiti -, mimnmmmna........mmm...iin.......- '.T7..i-M3105 ' ' PIGGLY WIGGLY Wishes to thank the Senior Class of K. C. W. for l92l for their patronage and extends to all from the freshmen to the seniors of the coming year a hearty welcome. WE CARRY TI-IE VERY FINEST OF FRESH FRUITS PICKLES, OLIVES, PEANUT-BUTTER And in fact everything which goes to make an ideal midnight feast PIGGLY WIGGLY ALL OVER THE WORLD A. E. GILBERG FOR fo? CO. BAKERY 229 North State St. CHicAco, ILL. CANNED FOOD CALL PRODUCTS HOME Freight Paid to Destination ELECTRIC Satisfaction Guaranteed BAKERY CI-IAS. R. LILLY PHONE 938 Representative The Dafsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One iq . f' ' L ijgunu 1 .un in 1 I V nnru un n i :nlnn in NTl'l17Tl'lumnnmnn L H fs. ' Yaxxx2Bi'l1i-i- T cjrlizf- HUPMOBILE AND ESSEX CARS FOR GOOD SERVICE SEE J. B. WILLIAMS MOTOR CO. H. COOMER WALL PAPER PAINTS OIL VARNIS-H GLASS PICTURE FRAMING Phone SI Danville, Ky. The Danville Meat Market F1'eSl'l and Cured YOUR SHOES REPAIRED OR REBUILT Expert workmen employed. Latest Meats modern equipment. Work ready when promised or done while you Staple and Fancy wait. The best of everything and G . everything the best. You'll agree rocerles with us. One trial will convince. Fruits and We know the right way. Vegetables , CLINE S NORTH FOURTH STREET PHONE I63 Main St. Danville, Ky. 2 jul The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One if V i , J 1 - fait-. II ,II-I '-I 'lr' R , ' vit? 'L T o QE. ' -.-L. --1 T IQSZQEHI--II..I...II-n InIIInIIIII.I.I III-...mm..I......I.....-In...I I..I..IIImm-III-.mmIm...I........-I....,...-Iii!-.-.. --V ,QI - Twenty Lessons in Domestic Science By MARION COLE FISHER Formerly of St. Paul Institute of Arts and Science CONDENSED HOME STUDY COURSE IO8 Pages, Cloth Bound Retails at 52.00 Mailed Postpaid for Two Slips from One-Pound Cans of CALUMET BAKINC1 POWDER And 20 Cents in Stamps or Coin You save when you buy it- You save when you use it- You save materials it is used with CALUMET BAKING POWDER COMPANY 4100-4128 FII.I.IvIORE STREET CHICAGO, II.I.. WHEN YOU WANT A PRESENT FOR PUSHIN BROTHERS HIM Central Kentuclcyqs Progressive Depart- ment Store COME TO DANVILLE, KY. BRUCE. MARTIN Dry Goods, Dress C-oocls, Silks, Eg? Notions, Tailored Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists, Millinery, Shoes, THE MAN'S STOREH Etc' . l K. C. W. STUDENTS Main St' Opposite City Hall Make this Store your Headquarters if T fv , -1- 1 I'- WW c f' 3 f - ffg j,. The Dcusy Nmeteen wenty-One In I ' 41.1 Y I , lg ' ' m5xxx2B -TZZIZIIIZ COM PLIIVIENTS OF FRIE Wwe' if' - I was 2? R 1 IR lc I X pa, ir' V , qv E 02 fvj l- y 'J7:.l 6 7 . W-2 ' f 1- 313 GW I?2,f F' x- if !9F,f' f., x !Y Fvu 4f' . fig sf f N - dl K , I r A Z, Y Eg? X 1 f -8- -na. , g j W I Q I I b adfaig- -J f . L' E15 X ' gemvmhm f A 7 f A L If I ' Q -- .. 2 : 1' f 2 5 Y 3553 N . p, - A 1 ' ,, - lx Q1 jf jfyff cf I WJ M Iss. O - I , fb -Q 3 14F'Sc-E X Vi 4-f S e gif ffgxgccy '2gTL:f7N ng FQ ' I IQ 1, .' II f 'EQIEQXZEQ The most beautiful, practical and enduring moclels at prices that assure salability- that is the WHY of Dow bed success. DOW WIRE 8: IRON WORKS INCORPORATED LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY uFor Things About Worcls and WO1'dS About Things., SEE JOE CRESS if D N ty If LI I ! wI 1 a n ' n The arsy, meteen Twen -iibfm ff!-E A ' -1 - , 59,2 IQIV lu u I sl Y v an u 1 vuunuv l1Tl'lTmTlWhm nununuu m wnnnxMmu1nuiiMUW.E 11....., mini--...--rlili-.-. ' WHEN IN HARRODSBURG MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT W. E. PARKS CUNFECTIONARY ICE. CREAM ICES SODAS AND SUNDAES LIGHT LUNCHES K. C. W. Girls Always Welcome SODA FOUNTAIN AND LUNCH EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Taylor and Norris Candies BLUE RIBBON CONFECTIONARY HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY F, .. x , , fi Q' j i The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One if - ' R ' ws-L . '-- - - ' ' E1!!TTTlm'liTUT17l1Ti1lU111lh1I1lJlLLiJLU.'ULllUL1ULlIIl u.i 1 In .. I m uuuu.uuuui u I 1 u mu-mf Y 1 ' A m5xXX9N ' f -. - l8l9 l92l CENTRE CGLLEGE Founded One Hundred Years Ago The Most Famous College for Men in All the South Situated in the heart of the famous bluegrass region of Kentucky. De- lightful environment. Campus of forty acres. Seven large buildings. Hand- some. modern gymnasium. Carnegie Library. New Science Building, with splendidly equipped laboratories. Prominent and influential alumni. CENTRE MEN LEAD EVERYWHERE Into the Service of the Stale and Nation Centre College has Sent '- .16 College Presidents 98 College Professors 37 Congressmen 9 United States Senators l l Governors of States 2 Vice-Presidents of the United States I Justice of the Supreme Court 52 Circuit judges, State and Federal 6 Moderators of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church 69 Editors 5 Foreign Ministers 317 Ministers of the Gospel C entre College offers courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. Physics, Biology, Mathematics, Lan- guage, History, Economics, Bible, Political Science, Education, and in Arts and Science holds equal rank with Yale, Harvard, Johns Hopkins and Princeton. Catalogue and Full Information Upon Application to W. A. GANFIELD, President, Centre College DANVILLE, KENTUCKY X if f Xxx JN The Darsy, Nineteen Twenty O e Y E 4 . MF I Q, A 1- E .Tn .... ,.. ...... ,,,,,,,,,,,,. mm.. -.--. nm ,------.- I.-Y- REI gj I1annuGTFfhinlllmuuumnunmmmm nt. .. .TT,i-rdsfffffm ' ' i' Cook X FOR A Heat With GAS , Light Real Auctloneer SEE' Commonwealth A L Power, Railway 56' Light Co. DANVILLE, KY. TELEPHONE 39 GILCHER HOTEL AMERICAN PLAN Rates 34.00 Up Fireproof, All Modern Improvements HARRY L. SIMERMAN, Manager DANVILLE, KENTUCKY Taylor Auto Livery Co Next Door to Giloher Hotel High-Class Livery AND Transfer Business TELEPHONE 98 Prompt Automobile Service Bus Meets All Trains f The Daisy, Nineteen Twenty-One A-WHL K 1- T -H -7, WM - KN A-yg '4 ' '-Q li 4-ig' S in Q - 'El-gj.1.1.I rn-1............-I- ..I..-...mm-..,.l, ...l.lI-mm..nmmm.m....m.,..nnrmmmnm T' ' ' miXiX?Y - - - MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE NEW YORK RESTAURANT AND ENJOY A DELICIOUS MEAL Centre Men and K. C. W. Girls Always Welcome Dining Parlor for Ladies MAKE OUR PLACE YOUR HEADQUARTERS New York Restaurant OPPOSITE THE GILCHER HOTEL DANVILLE, KENTUCKY When Seeking a Bit of Wholesome Amusement and Recreation ' SWEETS COLONIAL THEATER Drop Into the WE MAKE OUR OWN CANDIES Danvilleqs Select ' d F . . Mam an Ourth Motlon Plcture DANVILLE, KENTUCKY Theater 1 'HW 'E ik' l The Dafsy Nmeteen Twenty-One V112 I: E . . I , EW -+1 I' fe? ,iffsf m e ' - A .I -.Y Ig -IW... ...I -I .III ...III-- .H....m-.I..I.I..............I..III-I....crITIT1'n'rI-mum,IIII-InnIIInI.I-Im'rrI.-..........I..mI-I.-II...-.E-J-ii. d . zi1..I'QS!!f5f ' ' - '- C. W. CHESTNUT, Pres. SI Cen. Mgr. T. A. CHESTNUT, Vice-Pres. R. L. SALTER, Sec. and Treas. READ THE Chestnut-Salter Hardware CQ, Daily Advocate flncorporateclj AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Hardware and Keep Posted Stoves Qn the Daygs News WIRE FENCE ROOFING AND GUTTERING QUALITY I SERVICE. SATISFACTION HIGHGRADE PLUMBING Steam, Hot Water and Vapor Heating PNEUMATIC WATER SYSTEMS FOR THE FARMERS MIRRORS AND CABINETS ASBESTOS MATERIALS Remodeling of Defective Plumbing Our Specislly 37 Years' Practical Experience CLARKE PLUMBING CO. COR. FOURTH AND WALNUT STS. DANVILLE, KENTUCKY xi . . if fl? The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One J- L A- A T 55 3 H'1'f' -- f I Afffi- T Q FOR THE FANCY FRUITS AND Best Pictures CANDIES In Town GO TO QPWQE TOUT' S S A. LONGO PHONE 350 UA Business Built On .Service PLEASE DON'T FORGET WE CARRY A FULL , LINE OF FRUITS. VEGETABLES GROCERIES., FEED Special Attention Given College Orders. Full Line Gallon Fruits and Vegetables W. T. SISTRUNK fs? COMPANY The Big House LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY , e Q- 2 . . fe- The Darsy, N1neteen Twenty O M513 LD T-1 ibghfl-LfT?1.i....,....., , V.-......nm1...-.1-i-rr-in. -... lu. ...in.m.....m..........i...i..m.inimimnn1mn..,,,,...,,n,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,H A ,,,,mw,,, - I T 1 alien: urls -lj or Qlality in Foods When you see a food paclcage bearing AYTHOUIQS Oval Label, YOU Can I'eSt 8.SSl.11'CCl that paclcage contains a food that is safe, convenient and satisfactory-the highest quality on the marliet. Armour's Quality Standard is lnvariable. The raw materials used in are the Oval Label products best obtainable. The Armour out the organization searches world's richest food producing districts-and buys their fm- est. These superior quality foods are then prepared for use under the highest ideals of cleanliness and care by skilled workmen in sanitary plants. Result: Package foods that promote appetite, enjoyment, health. Armour Oval Label foods are sold in sufficient variety to take a place in every part of the meal. All have the same top-quality that is insured by Armour's facilities for select- ing the best foods and prepar- ing and making them in the best Way. ARMQURQQ ZCOMPANY CHICAGO THE ARMOUR OVAL LABEL LINE Includes: Meats, Fish, Vegetables, Soups, Cooking Oils, Dairy Products, Fruits, J-ellies, Preserves, Syrups, Desserts, etc. The Daisy, Nfneteen Twenty-One J- Tl E - A - ?i,.w. fn I 'MF I' -r QI III hl gjf! Y .. 1- Z Q - f ' ll IRA ' ll I ILIILUUU HI ' ur u nm up :I m mum. 1 u 'f'Y532W1 ... COMPLIMENTS GF THE CENTRAL KENTUCKY CARRIAGE CO. ESTABLISHED IN 1887 DANVILLE, KY. 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CQ, Woman's College fMontgomery, Alaj, George- town College, Millsaps College, Wofford College, Martha Washington Col- lege, Bessie Tift College, Maryville College, Bcllhaven College, Elizabeth College, Coker College, Louisiana College, Blue Mountain College, Ouachita College, Presbyterian College, Elon College, Mississippi Woman's College, Roanoke College, Tusculum College, Anderson College, Henderson-Brown College, Winthrop Normal and Industrial College, Westhampton College, Hendrix College, Kentucky Wesleyan College, Stonewall Jackson College, Hillman College, Porter Military Academy, Chatham Training School, Fas- sifern School, Ashland High School, Middlesboro High School, Maryville High School, Ramer High School, Dublin High School, Wilmington High School, Centenary College. cc College Annual Headquartersn sz. 2,-gasp, ,rsizpisf l73AQ- ur ti The Darsy, Nmeteen Twenty-One A'f'u ?L7 3- 'f l - 1 K K . 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