Kentucky College for Women - Daisy Yearbook (Danville, KY)

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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

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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

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?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