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

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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

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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

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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