Louisville Collegiate School - Transcript Yearbook (Louisville, KY)
- Class of 1952
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' ' . .. ,' . , .' y ELIZABETH ANNE HODGIN As she thmketh m hex hmm so IS sho A mf' ' N ANN CHURCHILL LINDE All the great thmgs of hfe NBERGER ue sw 1ft1y done li W, M915-awww' Z ' ' 0 MARY IRVINE MCCHORD She made one laugh Qometlmes by speakmg the tllltll .,.. ,. ,f JANE DAVISON MILLER The ex en teno1 of who Isu ndlstulbed by DHSSIOHS sway x N ., 7 ' se VVBY DEBORAH RIGDON NEWMAN Yours IS the ewrth and exerythmg thats IH 1t Ill 'R '--1. A CATHLEEN NORD PFEIFFER Pohteness IS to do and sas The kmdest thmg ID the klndest way Q 5 5 ELLEN RUDD Love thats wwe W111 not say all It means Nb J4 NANCY MITCHELL RUTLEDGE F111ed my days so proudly L es p1a1se vuth the splendor of ox V' r ' 1 ' MARG Llfe IS '10 in W. i t llfe it all wlthou ARET ANN SIMON t dehght Q i '42, :Emi 'Y L gy -h, I V, Wg y . . A . C . . I MEREDITH FERGUSON SMYTHE The Joy ff youth md health hex eyes dlsplayd And else of heaxt hex evely look conveyd ngggwa 5 K 'V ' M ff' Q f H 3 g 1: ' L. Z . ' . ' 1 A u s 7 77 . . 'N-.. ELEANOR GRIFFITH TARRANT Ye that have falth to look Wlth fedl1CSS ewes 2 2 ww ,WNV . ' ' . . , . Q MONA MARLENE TILLER And mx heaxt QDIIFIQS up anexx Bught confident md ture I , if Tlns has been mn laat Xecn And we ll not lOIgGl lt lt has been the llttlc tlnngs llm luxe meant so much The xxcnmtll ot Serum Qtuclx Tm uanstclnt musn Tu lp ncllcs wt ll l Tm xxmlx Llu rnsprmnslblln gs And the mflnx lnexpresslble tlnnes We lmxe lecunecl to luxe And most ol ill the l1lGY1dl1Il6Sb Tlne xccu lub become cl pant of us Tlmt we ll nel soon lmget N, 'l' ll lf T R :X N S C' li l l' 'l' ' V , - . V. v 1, . , -. 1 ' , ' . , l X u f dm, The excitement ul' Spring XrLlC2lll1Jll-W-Zlllfl Flcwiclu. x 1 ' V' x ' ' mf l A 'f A 4 A ,. D, L Q 'e fe ' c Y l l I ' X . WW? fx P J CORD Z PFOIFF fNfX 'Q FlTz GIZUEL. ,3e2?Q1 f fa Q RUTLEYU A FLUNGY C-I 'X TRIXIE QLHO , lx X-.I '5ll'1DNu 1 HPAMMY S Bonus ,I GINNY ,Q xv ,L M M WCCVIL xv ' X X.-2145, ,. ., f' ll WCINY ' x I BHKKERW I Oo- gsn ,go- ,Lex Booor-1 fir x.J CHEEKIG ix- . , 5 zuooyn '52 5 E N I O R 5 ,..., fffxEf5' f'?5i' , '455 Mya .l25, '14, -M Q TX t u ll- ul u T :EN f ' u V N lg! 2 'NI E - 9 41 n n 5 - N TIWILN ll 0 ' , 5 !'1f 'N 1? f 'N 'X 4 Y .9 '-AA, Q? 1, y ,hV i W ?? 5 ' ll n ,, n A H X J A Ix x 4 I .x xx 4 ' L QL Q 9 - m ff ,6'1Q'f Qi f'N 4' X TWN 1 D ox ff ll A ,Om N .1 IN Q'-J f 1' W 75M A' f L 1 KK , 5 Harr Ann Lrndenberger THE TRANSCRIPT Senior Closs Will We the Scnrors of 09 berng of unsound mrnd and large bodx Do herebx bequeath these our most cherrshed rttrrbutcs Altshelcr le'1xes her calmness to lNancv Srmon Brrkcr lerx es her frgurc rn a leotfrrd to Lee Jeltrres Brckcl lc rx es for Vrrgrnra Check leax es her calorre book to Sandy Gray Collrs lcax es wrth Mrss Hamrlton apologrzrng Creal leax es tor college wrth a telerrs on set stutlcd rn her brrefcase Frtghugh leax es blushrng Flvnn leax es her announcrng vorce to Nancy Ackerlx Hodgrn le rx es K Ml to Terry Benton Lrndenbcrger leaves two more Lrndenbergers to carrx Jn McChord leax es her rnnocence to Ann Wrllrams Mrller leax es her strarght A s to all those poor souls rn soup Newman leaxes educated Pferffer absconds wrth the AA money Rudd leax es her iemrnrnrty to Susan Creal Rutledge leaxes her sunlamp to Mary Clowes Srmon leaxes her rewelry rn Senror Study wrth thc rest ot the trophres Smx the leax es Herman and Egbert wrth what lrttle help they ll be Tarrant leax es her srngrng abrlrtv to Pat Krngham Trller leax es her Merchandrse to Mary B Twax The Senrors leaxe srlence rergns The Perfect Senror Shape of face Ey ebrows E5 es Nose Mouth Teeth Drmples Complexron Warst Hrps Hands Legs Sty le Wrt Naturalness Vrx acrtx Orrgrnalrtx Persex erance 31 Margaret Srmon Crssee Pfertfer Srssx Barker Ellen Rudd Barbara Collrs Nancv Rutledge Vrrgrnra Brckcl Eve Altsheler Mary Frtzhugh Jane Mrller Janet Flynn Meredrth Smythe Marx McChord Anne Hodgrn Nanu Creal Marlene Trller Debby Newman Eleanor Tarrant J ' . 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Q 7 When the last long comber has stroked the shore I 3 7 Y . y. . 7 . 9 1 ' lv 1 7 lv 1 Y VY x 4 v THE TRANSCRIPT ln The Lotte Afternoon HE DAY WAS cold the wlnd sharp and although I was bundled up 1n layers of wool I seemed to feel ICG closrng 1n on me Mx hands and fingers were thrust 1nto the deep fuzzy pockets of my coat whose folds were pulled and yanked by the screamlng W1nd m deflance of the pale yellow of the sun whlch tr1ed to shatter the bleakness of the sky Qulckly I cllmbed the grev stone steps of the llorary and made mv wax toward the cozy warmth that shone from the Wll'ldOWS I pushed open the heavy oak door and found myself rn a completely new world A world of fantasy and 1mag1nat1on an atmosphere teemmg wrth new l1fe On elther side of me were rows and rows of colored books and long sh1ny tables that held great volumes of every type of wr1t1ng My eyes were pulled from one corner to another as lf by a great magnet eager to ll'1V6SIlgaI9 all w1th1n thls fabulous museum of llterature and be1ngs I soon found myself wanderlng 1nto one of the larger reference rooms and not1c1ng a comparatwely empty table I sat down on a hard vtooden chalr My coat had begun to feel llke a welght on my shoulders so I undld it and let It fall 1n a heap to the floor As lt d1d so I glanced acl oss from me and not1ced that a small man had been regardmg my actlons Qulckly h1s eyes fell agaln and I saw that he was workmg verv earnestly at some kmd of wr1tten account He was a l1ttle man whose head gave srgns of mcreasmg baldness h1s ha1r stuck out 1n th1n strands all over set eyes seemed to admlt to many nlghts of sleepless rest He was dressed rn a thread bare short sleeved sweater and from under the sleeves peeked the whrte edge of an under shlrt Over thrs hung the l1mp stretched re mams of a once tan buttonless vest the front of whrch was consplcuously spotted wlth small blotches of parnt or grease H1s arms were th1n and h1s hands were boney and I couldnt help notlcmg the sharp contrast between the blanched whrteness of h1S knuckles and the brlght yellow of the mechanlcal pencll he wrote Wlth On the th1rd finger of h1s left hand he wore a small gold rmg too large for the emaclated finger that It adorned As I gazed at th1s man I wondered about h1s makeup and why It would drrve h1m to a Clty llbrary and enable hlm to be ome so engrossed ln the thlck black book that sat open 1n front of hlm I watched h1m as often as I could wlthout maklng myself too consplcuous IH order to obtaln some clue of h1s ldentlty or the purpose of h1s belng there Soon from beh1nd me I heard the soft hrgh pltched voice of a l1ttle ch1ld apparently askmg dlrectlons from the sllver halred matronly l1brar1an whose desk was behmd me Then there was a pollte llttle thank you and the sound of small and hurrled foot steps scurrymg 1n the drrectloi of my table I looked up and ther standmg nearby was a beautlful llttle glrl Her red harr was long and wavy and her large deep set blue eyes qurzzlcally searched the occupants of the huge room that surrounded her Her dress was of dark green cotton a strange materlal for such a cold day and her spotlessly clean knee socks were held securely at the top by a th1n rubber band Her brown shoes seemed to reflect the harsh glare of the great electrlc hghts above and she chcked her llttle feet on the floor lmpatlently remlndmg herself that she should have found what she was lookmg for Glanclng carefully at each person at my table her eyes l1t swlftly on the l1ttle man wlth the yellow mechanlcal pencll and appeared qulte startled Recognrzmg the small chlld he drew her near and wh1s 40 . 1 l y. - . a N - J 7 . , I . 7 7 A .J ' I . . ., 7 7 l ., M Y , . . . . . . . , . 7 7 . . . A I v , . 7 7 ' . ' 7 . , I 7 -1 h1s head. Hls complex1on was pale, and the dark shadmg under h1s deep- 7 . , , , . - . , - , A . . . , l . . 7 - 7 ' 7 , . . . 1 . , . . c 7 7 . . . ,- . , Q . .Q I I l. 7 7 . . . . . 1 S . . . ' ' . 4,7 7 7 ' 1 7 7 7 7 ' 7 . , ' 'K ,rv f 4 If bu'- 'Jw al-'SY' pr UWM fm. E A f xx 'L 12 ,g. H '!' Q E TRANSCRI In The Lotte Afternoon Copgludgd pexed somethxng that I was unable to understand She ansvxexed also whlspeung and then d1aw1ng up a chan sat xely closely and quletlx bes1de hlm Agaln he became penslve and qulte deep ID h1s work untll te was bothered bx a gentle tuggmg at h1s sweater Daddx you know x ou mustn t let xour undershut show lV'O1'l'1IT1X used o sax It wasnt nlce at all and that n1ce people dldnt let such 'tll1l'1gS be seen I know clear he 1epl1ed absentlx Daddy vtlll fix It as soon as he hmshes h1s work Now please be st11l Agaln there xx as sllence but unable to be qulet IOI such a long space of tlme I hea1d the l1ttle gnl speak softlx aga1n Daddx 1ts gcttmg so da1k and cold Please lets go Soon the gates xxlll be closed and lVIommx wont get to see us You kt on hovt she must look lorvxarcl to ou1 cc mlng That cemetelx IS so gloomx and the flowexs me put there xxlll be hozen 1nd not cheerful anx mo1e Sadlx the man looked up and placmg h1s aim aloul d l'l9l he IT1Ll1IUUl9Cl My heamt went out to thls strange l1ttlc man and h1s chxld and ts thu lclt tht glcat loom togethel and dlslppearcd Into the cold I wondered xx h it she had been llkc to desexxc such slncere and dex oted loxe xxx lt ll llss rl xu Oh rather would I slt and pass The dax 1n vxatchmg s1lent grass That glows Than watch spung dusks IH soothlng Jade That stay and 1ende1 Jov then fade And close XIAHX Illllllbll Lllss Tu elm One man trles to push and grow Create a l1ght fOI all to show The path of knowledge Justlce rlght L1t bx h1s lante1n IH the n1ght Another strlx es m VHIH to seek A nest of refuge T1red and meek He wants secuuty for us all To hxe and love 'md never fall Between the two '1 gap too w1de To expr bc budged by mol tal Slflde Inmsts Ex aluate cons1de1 muse The xx ax IS xouxs alone to choose Ninn XX mln-x Lllss Tcn 4 T H ' P T s V ' . 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' I 7' 1. v 1 y 1. 1, ' V 7 If Y if ' . la X Z1 CLASS ELEVEN Front mu B Kmbgllxxmp NI Ank 115 M Rash J LLLnun1n SC.LUIldIOXV M Hutthexson M Hull F Llndenbclgu B Wood P Tuttle Thnd you E Holm L Bake-1 B VlI'lStl N Doelhoefer M Stoll S S1 lughter P Klngham F Llltlll vu S Spxldlng M Wxllx e G BIUIUII L Je-Firms CLASS TEN' PIIIICC E Rovl X M Click 1 rn TlllICl10XK T Benton Utlphln Nl Txvu 'Nl Clrmts N Slmf n . ' . , . . 2 '. . ' . cn ' l ': .Q 2- ' . 2 as:-X Front row: M. Norman. E. Diotzmun. S. Goodwin. M. Wurron. P. Trust. Second row: C ' . , 'Q-j. '. S. Binghz m. L. Clarke. K, BH th. ' ' 'Z . 1 . INT 59- 150 Mai :uf 3 W 'fm 5 SW LQ' I G 'J l ANR .L-. Una NZ? 5 fc.. .J QW XPVEQ g 'L l HUTHEQSON C egggi llIll1l Q I -W ,' ff-E E 4.1. OANAV N1 fg-lmhueg L..JlC -L--r -lg xl TSNZGY X H AN 4 FQKEND 'Y ,gm Q XAAAAAL-sl'4 ' QQ Q9 xi 690 Amo f!l'Z':'T7 dxf? gk CHFKD THQQNE HID Qax 46 'Y-.1 xggx Censo Sd! I su 1-r' Q . 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AT NJ vga QA Wg E O 3 Q - T Q Q A N WNGHHM TAKES up Qesnoemcu- A660 IN mx. .sQm5HmQ STHTEV U OHDIE E TRANSCRI Tempus Fuqlt Tlme files and leaves behlnd Each moment of l1fe good and bad Moments that are longed for to return Perhaps moments that are longed to be forgotten Unused moments wasted as tlme H195 Swlftlv nex er turnmg back Flylng on stopplng for no one Uncontrolled as a w1ld horse on a vast pra1r1e Great men come and go In every land each person has h1s moments as Tlme H165 on 1nto etermtx mm IDII ILXIXN C llss 'len A chasm runs beslde the earth And blackness br1ngs no cause for dearth Of nxght and mlsery then a yawn And I alone walk on and on Then down a nearby path I go And peer 1nto the p1t of woe So dangerously near I tread And sometlmes chance to feel the dread Of knowlng that the edge so near Could brlng such sorrow loss and fear As I have but to save my own From greed yet p1ty gnaws my heart To know that from the verv start The d1fference l1es 1n blood and s1n DECISIOH ropes the steadfast ln 'Slam PIILHLCII Ll Iss Tut lx c Earth Earth s green carpet Mountam majestles The clean freshness of ra1n The youthful beauty of a blrth The secret of l1fe mclosed 1n a t1nv seed The 1nexorable power of the ocean The nxghtlx splendor of a m1ll1on suns All breathe Be st1ll and know that I am God Fhmus Lum xm nc I-ll Qllss Elutn 47 T H P T 7 - I 1 7 Y. , y 7 I . v. 7 - F . . . . 7. 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' rl 7 7 ' For others' l1ves I do not moan, 7 S 7 7 3 7 . l .1 7 7 ' r ' I L V an ' ' YY 3 Y ' THE TRANSCRIPT lmpresswns HE LOOKED w1th wonder about her and marveled at the complete ness of every detall The huge ballroom was clothed 1n a new robe of flowers t1nkl1ng crystals and soft frlendly llghts How often she had stood and noted the bare s1mpl1c1ty and gentle warmth of that same room But now It had been transformed 1nto a galaxy of soft color arranged Wlth perfect deta1l and taste Famlhar faces surrounded her and she bus11y began to Smlle and nod every now and then 1naud1bly murmur1ng a name or two There were so many people and hardly a face that was unrecogmzed by her although a few known by name Her thought had gone no further than real1z1ng that she was to attend one of the major SOC181 funct1ons of the year She had consldered herself a relatlvely experfenced and poxsed person 1n meetmg new s1tuat1ons but th1s offered one more unusual and unnervmg than ever before All her capacltles were called to power and she flung her uneaslness aslde as she went through the rece1v1ng l1ne and took her place beslde her date He was the one comfortable thlng about the evenlng She knew h1m well enough to relax 1n h1S presence and not be forced to present a l1vely and clever act for h1s benefit She glanced at the glrls scattered throughout the room and here and there noted the beauty and color of an outstand 1ng dress The orchestra had begun playlng Wlth zeal and emotlon at the encourage ment of the now Hllmg dance floor Unw1ll1ng to dance Just yet she be gan browslng around the large table ln the next room The glrls stood conspfcuously wlth the1r arms clutchlng the front of the1r Wa1StS or else w1th a glass IH the1r hands She qulckly took her place among these and m1m1cked them to perfect1on The dreadful moment could be put off no longer She must enter that and melody Wh1Ch made her want to whlrl and sway and Jump If she could only be 1n th1S paradlse alone and move to the mag1c of th1S muslc Where no other eyes could see her rampant emotlons Her first cut 1n came after a few moments and so d1d the dreadful fear that It would be her last Conversatlon and s1lence relgned 1nterm1ttently Wlth each person There must be the proper degree of each She wondered 1f every g1rl used the same set of standards as she d1d Aren t the decoratfons perfectly fascmatmg l have been wonderlng all evenlng what that 1S made of The llttle man that plays the saxophone or trumpet or whatever It lS 1S the funnlest thlng The party seems to be gett1ng bfgger and blgger all the txme ls that boy danclng over there from out of town'7 Th1ngs were runnmg smoothly when lt happened She was stuck Every m1nute seemed an age as she glowered about the room looklng for pOSS1bl6 rellef As she whlrled she could see the smug looklng boys wlth the1r trlm black su1ts dartlng 1n and out and she hated them all every last one They had no rlght to make one suffer so She took great consolat1on 1n s1ngl1ng out those 1n a s1m1lar pred1cament and would watch them earnestly The crucxal t1me ended Wlth the advent of supper and the renewlng of sp1r1t whfch a comfortable seat and a plate full of food furn1shed Half the evenmg was gone and she resolved to forget her only mlsfortune In an mstant her depresslon vanlshed as she stepped onto the dance floor and felt herself belng whfrled by first one boy and then another The 48 bitter struggle contested on the dance floor. 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Ng, - 'knew THE TRANSCRIPT lmpresslons cfmduded madness of the mus1c filled her whole body as It had before Thls t1me she wlshed no longer to be alone but to feel the press and excltement of those about her She felt at one wlth the crowd The mus1c blared faster and faster and her pulse beat 1n tempo w1th 1ts Jazzv rhvthm The room and all 1ts color spun before her untll she felt dlzzy and free Then as qulckly as It had begun the nlght ended Stlll lnfused wlth the Splflt of galety the crowd buzzed and hummed after the mus1c had ended She stepped 1nto the cool crlsp n1ght a1r and the dream was over jfxxh XIIIII u C l lss Tue lu The sea the sky the spray the sand The mlst prevalls on e1ther hand And foam has but to take IIS place Upon the shore and wash the face Of all the shells upon the beach The waves toss up as 1f to reach The clouds above By day the sun Makes sh1n1ng golden streaks that run Slantlng 1nto the depths and gllds Each wave wlth sequins brlght then bullds Vlslons fantastlc to behold And then when evenlng comes the gold GIVES way to sllver n1ght when stars Palnt patterns on the surf ID bars Of thln cool shaded llght And moon Beams shoot shlmmerlng darts that soon Fade as nlght ltself 1nto day And day back 1nto nlght The play Of the water IS calm and stlll Then suddenly grows up unt1l It IS no longer play but game A duel a match then smooth The same Goes on and on dark 1nto llght Wlld stlll moon s ars clouds day and nlght These all change each color each shade Of movement swell and slng and fade Unchangeables'? I know but four I need not th1nk there are no more For though they change they haxe a soul A soul 1nsp1red And as a whole They SITIVG to galn one heart but no They must keep on It must be so Always the same from land to land The sea tne sky the spray the sand Xlxm FITLHLGH Ll Iss Txulu ol .1 .f ' , . , . .. I ,Nl w .N vxvx Ja.. , v s 1 1 1 1 y 9 7 , Q . ' w . . t . v s 7 y 9 1 ' ! v , . , . 7 x 1 1 1 , . v r I , , sl, . '.-- v.'x a.. . THE TRANSCRIPT Unto The Hllls T WAS EARLY evemng when the Lamberts drove xnto a small Western town It lay huddled at the foot of a glgantlc mountaln as 1f placed there by an angry bemg eager to have thls strange formatlon of rock ct me crashmg down crushmg all beneath as a swlft wmd crushes the lcelpless heads of flowers and leaves them dead on the grass A cold w1nd had begun to sweep 1n from the North and Mr Lambert fumbled wlth h1s coat collar ln an effort to keep warm Hls small bald head reflected the last glow of the dy1ng sun and h1s Wlfe sm1led her funny l1ttle smlle that always made h1m grln His chlldren crouched together 1n the back seat of the dusty Ford prattllng endlessly on unt1l the11 VOICES blended 1n wlth the dull monotone of the motor Today had been a hard day no harder than some but bus1ness was poor 1n these l1ttle towns wh1ch conslsted of a mere post office grocery and several mall houses sparsely scattered over the hllls Buslnessl What was h1s Lus1ness For Mr Lambert bus1ness was people and people were bus1 ness You see Mr Lambert was a reformer or as he called 1t a Jehovah s W1tness Feelmg a calhng from God he had sacrlflced all he had worked for and havxng gathered together h1S famlly and small lncome he set out for the west and the land of Jehovahs Wltnesses The trunk of the small black car was jammed Wlth paper backed books explalmng the rel1g1on of a W1tness and catalogumg the many reasons why all people should be converted These books had orlglnally cost a dollar s1nce they had not sold the pr1ce had been lowered to fifty cents lookers who had assembled at the1r last stop A real bargam cause you get twlce as much for your money plus the satlsfactlon of learnmg how to be a member of Gods favorlte group Aga1n he provoked lnterest but agaln he falled for not a slngle book was bought Depressed and uncertaln Mr Lambert pushed on agam w1th h1s llttle fam1ly and small black car Agam they had reached another one n1ghts stand and agam thelr lncome was becomlng smaller and smaller Mr Lambert pald no heed to h1s Wlfe on the subject of gomg back home but hastlly drove to the front of the run down post office and began to un load h1s pamphlets and to set up h1s platform Unnotlced a small ch1ld crept to the front of the platform and stood w1th her back to the crowd gazmg at h1m Her eyes were deep and mtense and her soft brown han' framed a dellcate frag1le face She stood w1th her hands clasped nervously 1n front of her and now and then not takxng her eyes off Mr Lambert she would tW1St the rlght hand Slde of her faded plnk and Whlte plnafore and then let 1t fall below her knees a Wrlnkled b1t of materlal Mr I am bert was so busy arrangmg h1s booklets that he d1d not see a gaunt lxttle chrld 1n a faded dress cllmb up onto the platform and take the m1crophone IH her hand Grlppmg the black twlsted face of the mlke the l1ttle glrl began to move her l1ps and to mouth falnt sounds that resembled words And then w1th her face transformed by a smlle as the sky 1S changed when the sun peeks through a black ra1n cloud she began to utter low gutteral no1ses l1ke those of a common ammal The results of these sounds were ne1ther Slflglflg nor speaklng but a rather strange and meanlngless n onctone Startled and enraged Mr Lambert grabbed the chxld up and 52 I ,. 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THE TRANSCRIPT Unto Tl'19 H1115 Concluded placed her far from the throat of the steel m1ke The crowd was sxlent except for the soft wh1mper1ng of the ch1ld Slowly one by one each person stepped forward and laymg down flfty cents plcked up a copy of the paper backed book Amazed yet Joyful Mr Lambert stepped for ward and asked one of the older men why every one had so eagerly bought h1s l1ttle pamphlets Well M1ster at flrst we thought you was a phony but after we seen that l1ttle k1d who hasnt uttered a sound smce the dat she was born try to speak 1n the language of her kmd we figured the ew es of the Lord must be on you and well But I dont understand stammered Mr Lambert she seems so normal Yeah buddy about as normal as a deaf mute can be Nxxcx llpfuncl Cllss Txulu lf Cnly I Could Toss a b1t of l1fe As to throw a stone Into a shlmmermg pool Watch a thousand rlpples appear In the crystal clear water Cut a m1nd as wlth a kn1fe And when superficlallty IS gone Know and feel what l1es beneath Thls lS the real soul XIARY STOLL Class Elex en You say that you re the same l1ke others But you may smlle for It won t hurt to know' I see so far beyond the edge That often have I wondered Why the day arrlves so slowly And mght departs on draggmg feet Yet you say they both pass swlftly And so they do but that s not what I mean Don t feel so badly for you are dlfferent And I m the same Your s IS the env1able place And I was env1ous and d1d not want to say For though you cannot x 1sual1ze you know I can see but do not understand And you so 1nd1v1dual tell me Nhm FITZHUGH Lllss Txxelxc 54 . 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Q B Q Q WE ARE THC EWGHTS :THB HCES v..m.a 5-1 W eww +1 ' N' D Ex' 7 N - P0 2 X 6,9 Eg X ' r - P J? 4 9 'Z 7 B5 , 9 A I d ' ix .--T.-I F' , ... y IE The VICIOI A gaunt grex ghost called tlme Sllps Ill among my memoues Spleadmg f1lmx chaos bnt1l mex 1tably 0bl1XlOI1 grasps them 111 her cold hard palm And softlx clenches he1 fist Crushmg not hurtmg destroxlng Then lettlng go leaxmg Broken hopes and dreams Cllllglflg to her gllmy hand useless And then they too are gone Her work IS done She casts her all seemg ex es around And then sllentlx sec1 etlx She steals 'zway comlng to rest on '1 new x1ct1m Klnd and gentle lb t1me Cruel and hard destroyer and healer Relentless conqueror of all Sun Sl un xc Unhcipplness My cup IS empty now and I know why Because It once was lull and rlch and sweet I d1a1ned the last 1ntox1cat1ng drop Too drunk w1th plentv to cons1der want And now I thlrst and have no w1ne at all And 1n my gr1ef Ixe ex en lost the cup E111 xmm lloxnm Cllss 'l When Phoebus leglons burst the bonds of nlght Invade the earth wlth dazgllng conquerlng llght Nlght s forces break away 1n full retreat Earth s bosom uses at the conquelors feet And lxfe beglns to pulse throughout her vems As prospects of the searlng burnlng Joy P1 omlse her one more day of xltal l1fe Day s purpose now at last complete 1S st1ll The atternoon of h1s great pow er sets 1n Earth calms his ugorous strength and blllhtlllg pow 91 And fills h1s dusk closed ex es wlth sleep of nxght Xlxnuxxr lnsu lss l u 'J K TI TRANSCRIPT w 7 v ' Y . 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C11 flllu THE TRANSCRIPT The Victim HIS WAS THE beginning of a new day a new era in his life it was the advent of his college career the training ground for his later fame 'Ihe whole picture of the coming four years spread before his eyes hard work study with le sure playing only a minor part There was so much to learn and so little t me in which to satisfy his probing mind Here he was going to learn to be someone great to make something out of his life For the first few days he was thrilled by the novelty of being the master of his actions and by the grandeur of the campus By the time the courses were fully underway his resilient mind had applied itself to the difficult studies With a spontaneous and outgoing personality he made and re tained friends easily Not only was he excited by certain of his studies but within himself there was a compelling force Wh1Ch made him apply h1s effort to even those studies which he detested As the year progressed he found himself going deeper and deeper 1nto his chosen fields He was learning all right but something was wrong The more he learned the more he discovered there was to learn Before he had started he had had many questions he wished to be answered Some had been but now there were countless more to clutter his mind He began searching and asking He scrutlnlzed the professors as he fired them with inquiries They treated the factual ones with the utmost of ease and seemed greatly pleased that ufe fundamental principles met with a different fate The opinions and thoughts of great men were referred to but they were only opinions Perhaps these great men about whom he studled had known within their hearts the answers to these questions but the professors themselves were confused by the same fundamental problems he faced Men and students learned and accepted what those before them had believed created and invented They were still working in the same ancient fields of thought Why not strike out into some new and different phase of the intellect? These were too weighty thoughts for yet so small a mind Failing to find immedlate satisfaction in his searching he turned from his pursuit of truth The world was too close and real Gradually his former thoughts were pushed from his mind and the excitement of the vivid actual and present life filled the place they had once occupied Another victim to satiate a hungry world mr lXlILLER Class Twelve The silver breath of Autumn on the grass One golden leaf another and a third The smell of cool crisp air and crackling fire And in the sky a southward winging bird T1 all at once the glory breaks and though Her reign IS but a fleeting transient span The torch she flaunts IS glorious to behold And leaves its imprint on the soul of man lu- jirnms Qliss Elucn 59 , Q ' T . - , 1 ' , 7 I - T . . I . . . . . . . . Q I . y . 1 , - , . ' 1 he showed an interest beyond that required. Questions, ideas, theories, , 7 . 1 1 . , I .. 3 7 Y Y 7 . G , , . ,. , . 3 7 'll , ' 4 7 A 7 ' z - O THE TRANSCRIPT lccirus He stood w1th h1s hands IH h1s pockets H1s eyes upturned to the sky A boy of elght or max be more Whose amb1t1on It was to HV I remember that face wlth the freckled cheeks The t1lt of that httle nose The red and whlte checks 1n the d1rty shlrt The patched and the sun bleached clothes H1s plane was a m1ghty hllltop A fortress of earth and rock H1s co pllot a dog Wlth shaggx halr A compamon that one would not mock They stood alone 1n the sunsh1ne Prepar1ng for Johnme s first fhght A jump w1th a p1n Stflped umbrella And a mlsslon far 1nto the mght I waved my arms to stop h1m But mx gesture rema1ned unseen As he stepped from the bluff and plummeted dovx n Below to a forest of green I saw the umbrella shatter And h1s bodx fall lxmp to the ground And a llttle dog rush to h1s masters Slde Wlth a bark and a whxmpermg sound It nuzzled the l1ttle boy s shoulder And llcked h1s brown frekled face And pulled at h1s clothes and tugged at h1s shoes In an effort to brlng on a chase I plcked up the llmp httle p1lot And carrled h1m qu1ck1y awax From the scene of h1s first and last m1ss1on Whlch took place on that 1ll fated day And sometlmes I plcture th1s bog Hlgh 1n a s1lver3 plane SWOOp1Hg and d1v1ng oer Helds of green Able to flv agaln Num lh IIHXI fllss Txulu Hand 1n hand thex walk the sunht vallex Then rn ra1n Hand m hand thex stumble ox er stony paths Now on moss Though the1r grasp IS often loosened It IS never broken For these two Jox and Sorrow are brothers Xlun 14111111011 Ll rss Tvs L lx L 60 s 9 7 ul' 1 Y 1 Y 9 - 1 Y A 2 V a V . . . ., 1 . a 1 . 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Ah THE TRANSCRIPT Besurrectlon Far away on a xxmdswept h1ll A rugged stone church stands Wlth open doors and shlnlng cross A sy mbol of many lands Bx now there IS no altal there No congregatwn left To keep ahve th1s httle shrme So bare so cold beleft Of frlends and bemgs that were near I cl1mbed the crumbhng age old steps That led to the chapel bell And slowly pulled 1ts dark fray ed cold Then wa1ted to hear the knell Of a church that had dled Its soul IS gone and all that remalns Is a strong foundatlon of stone A stalned glass wmdow and an altar ba1e And a bell Wlth a sweet clear tone I descended the sta1rs and Walked to the doo1 In a trance unbxoken by thought Determ1ned to loosen the bonds set by t1me Pulled t1ghter and t1ghter t1l taut I flung wlder the doors to let 1n the sun The Wxnd and the a1r so clean To shleld th1s place from the eg es ot death And reveal a love supreme 'Nmxcu RUTLLIJCE Class Tu elxe Bequlem You l1e alone In the st1llness of a roll1ng valley On the bleakness of a leveled h1ll How many morns to watch the sun 311569 How many dusks to Watch It dlsappeax 'P It IS strange to be here ahve IH the mldst of all th1s death Yet It IS not frxghtenmg not hke the ghostly graveg ards of ch1ldhood dreams But rather a peace a st1llness 1nfln1te Almost a com1ng home as though I were one wlth you What am I thmkmgo Better to turn my back Better to flee much better not to know Llle I can bear I have not learned yet how to bear ete1n1ty l ll las l lu 64 3 7 7 7 . 7 - 1 af 7 1 ' 1 . 9 F V 1 7 . . 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K Insult -llil-'f nfs Cla Q X 'cn 4 5 , -1 y-rf -.mf Y,.w igtfub' .M wg I' ,Eg 3 49 n ry, VV7? ily-pay 2 liiil 1 THE TRANSCRIPT The l-lollow Hearts HE WALKED 1nto her elegant home and smlled upon ltS perfectlon Passmg ID front of a golden framed mlrror her drab figure was me flected aga nst the soft green hues She surveyed the lmage and flashmg It a practlced smlle began to rearrange wh1sps of halr beneath her expenslxe black hat Small cautlous foot steps entered the room Mommle we want to have a tea party The pale woman contlnued to vrew herself wlth lusterless eyes rocklng her head HI'St to one Slde and then the other Yes yes that s all rlght but dont bother me Im very tlred Oh we won t Her eyes followed the Sklpplng chlld How she needed new clothes and that strlngy halr Oh well It could wa1t a week or two In the kltchen a tlny serlous faced g1rl dashed here and there She sat her babv brother 1D h1s hlgh chalr and pushed the straps of the blg led apron back on her shoulders Here Joe eat your cookle Walt a mlnute and Ill get you some m1lk She reached across the stove for the m1lk when suddenly a llttle blue Hame from the burner llcked up and caught at her sleeve She Jumped backed and screamed A d1sh fell off the stove It shattered IH a thousand preces and Joe began to cry At first the chlld was paraly7ed w1th horrol but as pam grlpped her a terrlble fr1ght seemed to explode and she ran through the empty house SObb1Dg for help In her darkened room the mother threw off her satln qullt and felt under the bed for her sllppers What ln the world could the chlld be up to now Marg1e what s the matter? What have you done'7 And then she saw the terrlble figure of her daughter shr1ek1ng up the stalrs toward her She backed away from the llttle figure that crumpled at the top of the steps Panlc and slckness rose w1th1n her What should she do A nelghbor rushed IH and graspmg hysterlcally for support she collapsed agamst the wall Some one sent for a doctor and the ch1ld was rushed to the hospltal W1Sh1Hg to HVOld a group of frlends gathered IH front of th house the doctor left bv the back door As he passed through the kltchen a llttle table ln the corner caught h1s eye It was neatly set wlth small plastic dlshes A glassy eyed doll was st1ll Waltlflg for the tea party Hangmg days passed Starmg ser1ouslv ox er h1s gla ses the doc O1 had Sald If you have any love for th1s chlld pray that she w1ll dle The parents gazed senselessly at each other unable to comprehend th1s thmg whlch had happened but gradually a bhnd meamngless loxe for a llttle stranger seeped 1nto thelr hollow hearts Margle dled Frlday nlght Her parents sat motlonless m the deserted hall wlth emptv expresslons on thelr faces S an XII SLALCHTFR Ll lss Elexux 67 E . l ' , 7 I 7 1 l . 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THE TRANSCRIPT Flrst Prlze Story Lower School A Nectr Cotostrophe BOUT a week before Chrlstmas there was a great commotlon golng on wav uD at the North Pole where Santa Claus l1ved Rudolph was svck and there was nothmg Santa could do about It l-oor Mrs Santa Claus was bakmg cookles and every t1me she put 1n a batch and they were about ready to be taken out Rudolph would sneeze and Mrs Santa Claus would go runnlng back to see 1f h1s nose needed blOVV1Hg When Mrs Santa Claus would go back to take out her cookles at least half the batch was burnt and poor Mrs Santa Claus would have all the more COOk1eS to bake Poor Mrs Santa Claus and her catastrophe Santa Claus was worklng ln h1s work shop palntlng and maklng new toys Now he was workmg qulte near Rudolph and every t1me Rudolph coughed Santa Claus would make a mlstake Then he would have to do It over Poor Santa Claus and hls catastrophe Outslde all the other re1ndeer were Hghtlng about who would be the new leadmg re1ndeer because they thought Rudolph would stlll be s1ck bx the ume Lhrlstmas Eve came Poor re1ndeer and thelr catastrophe' Now Rudolph d1dnt know what a catastrophe was but he had hcald them talkmg about lt That nlght when everybody was asleep Rudolph was lylng 1n bed Wlde awake thmkmg about a catastrophe lt had been Sald so many tlmes IH the famlly that he was curlous to find out what It meant So after he was sure that Mr and Mrs Santa Claus were sound asleep he hopped out of bed and dlctlonary and looked catastrophe up and when he found what It meant he ran to the medlclne closet He took out h1s rnedlclne whlch he had not bee 1 taklng and gulped It all down and then went back to bed feellng very happy The next mormng he was feellng so much better that he was allowed to 90 outs1de and play w1th the other re1ndeer On Chrlstmas Eve mormng Santa Claus was packlng h1s bag lnslde the bag the toys were wondermg to whom they would go but they dldnt have to worry ng for that n1ght to thelr surprlse Rudolph was up and ready to go Santa got ln h1s slelgh and went whlzzlng around the xx orld and back When they got home Mrs Santa had a b1g d1nner for Santa and all the other re1ndeer but Rudolph got the b1ggest' Late that mght everyone was dreamlng 1n Santa Claus house Santa was dreammg about the toys he would make next Chrlstmas Mrs Santa was dreamlng about the wonderful cookles she would bake All the re1ndeer were dreamlng about how wonderful It was that Rudolph had been able to pull the slexgh on Chrlstmas Eve but nobody knew what Rudolph was dreamlng L m IIP XXIXC Class Four 71 W . , . ' ran to the library which was right next to the work shop. He got the , ' Y t -I - v ll ... A. E O Ol Ol O O Ol Ol Ol O Ol O O Thcxnksqlvlnq truth that Sl'11l1GS so bught han est 1n the tall art vt hlch we see vx1th dellght nonsense Whlch imuses us all kltchen full of ,good cheer seed xx h1ch lS IH the glound goodness XXll1Cl'1 we all hold so deal 1nte1est 1n all thmgs axound XlgOl whlch keeps us all st1ong xnstlnct whlch Warns us bevx ale natlon to whlch we belong God for whom we all care Xxxc X ll XSII Snowflakes Snowflakes falllng soft and wxh1te Make a blanket on the glound Chlldren watch them 1n dehght As thex see them dance axound The t1ees are all wh1te The flowers all bl own The snow 1S so soft There 1snt a sound C llss Slx Cm x Xlll NICK Ll IL lcleas People haxe Cl1H9IGT1t 1deas About OCCupat1ODS and such Thex rmght l1ke to be an art1st O1 a dancer X915 much They mlght l1ke to be an author Or a Thex O a Thex clerk 1n the nelghborhood stole nnght l1ke to be a pollcernan mallman a llttle b1t more m1ght l1ke to be a teacher O1 a doctor of the eyes But best of all they d l1ke to be Healthx wealthy and VKISC C llss Flu Xxxl IJII ILXIAX 72 TH TRANSCRIPT fr - ' 1 .' , f' 'f ' -- '. f' f' 1' ' . fr ' f . lr' ff , fm Y. .. 4 , f. . ,' , .A fr v' 1 v' 1 -- f ' ' ' . ft fr ' ' , fr ' . 7 , . 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QPEQUI E TRANSCRI The Hdunted Church It started when I opened the gate to the churchyard The gate closed wlth a loud bang I whlrled around qUlCklV but lnstead of see1ng the gate close I saw a gravevard The stones sparkled 1n the moonhght Then there was a loud no1se but I couldnt see what lt was I started towards the church I thought my fears were over but I was wrong I peeked 1nto one of the w1ndows There was a woman dressed 1n Whlte beckonmg to me to come closer I started to run The nolse' There It was agam' I stumbled and fell The woman 1n wh1te was commg closer I screamed and then lt was all ox er My mother awakened me What a mghtmare' HARIULI Donn C l us Slx The Forest In the forest were g1rafTes and mean gor1llas The meanest of all the gor1llas was Taban The blrds alwavs cl1mbed on Taban just for fun He was very mad at them and trxed to k1ll them but some got away One day he got caught and was taken to the zoo One clown was bad The clown s name was Sm1ley One n1ght Sm1ley set the zoo on fire That nlght Taban escaped ran to the forest and the b1rds cl1mbed on Taban Th1s t1me Taban d1d not try to k1ll them and they all l1ved very happv lN1x x LLMI1 Cllss Txxo A DSSCIIDIIOH Of A Clown My clowns face IS a m1xture of sadness and gladness H1s face IS whlte w1th a blg red nose and po1nted black eyebrows H1s eyes are sharp l1ttle Sl1tS Wlth red l1nes comlng out of them He has a llttle brown hat perched on the back of h1s head St1ck1ng out of the hat 1S a blg red flower He has a blue and wh1te str1ped su1t wlth baggy sleeves and a b1g red ruffled collar At h1s wrlsts are ruf fles too He IS wearmg red stocklngs He has two palrs of shoes the ones on h1s feet are long and wh1te Wlth black toes He IS hold1ng 1n h1s hands a pa1r of wh1te h1gh button shoes w1th brown heels and toes He makes many people happy because he IS so funnx XVhXDH Ilhxxnc Cl lss Src ID TH PT ' U7 1, . 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SUI -ri 2.-: Cf- rg: The Waves In The Sed Ihc xx xxes ln the se1 Lomc xolllnzg up to me 'Io glcet me is I plax All on 1 hot summer s d wx o the sc 1 I 1 1 xxe lots ol 'I hcn out lifdlll to cllg ln thc Wlth mx shoxcl and pfm s md The Forll Fdrles FEIIIICS dwncmgj On the lc 1X es Llttlc breeze Rlllpllllg xx .atcls Doxx n belovx Pzcttx soon T cxell bc 1SI'l x Xxx S um ns Nxxrx My Chnstrnds Tree When I come 1n the room so llght A lox ely tree dehghts mx slght An Angel xx 1th her golden curls Is dressed rn xvhlte Wlth loxelx pearls Noxx she 15 on the xery top And 1ust below are precious drops Ot tmsel snoxx and lollpops And prettx bulls that sometlmes pop And doxxn beloxx ale glits fol '1ll Some are hlg and some 'nc small l xss l xxx: xr C llss 'I'llI'I TRANSCIQIPT ' ' 'z ' .' A :Ez T' x ' ' x' T K ' X X X 2 ' ' M E K. ,A JK, 2 lnt I 5 rs 'un, To le '1 5 ' lun. Q X ak ' ' I ' ' X Ja . 7 K' Y x C . Class Tlmc S C . QT x ,Z , 1' Such a pleasant I ' x '4 xl ' ' ,. X . . h X' ' X 2 .' oxf. I H .' 2' ,l'lI'l'llll'lLIl Cl 1 Slx 3 ' ' ' , 1' ' 1 1 ' ' ' 7 y r ' ' - v I I. ' 3 Y I ' v 1 - ' I - H - . , c , m ' 1 ' ' ' c - x. sf . . lilfrsx' ll., 'Q om: la lfixc Q QTI'FV?T11 UlEZS 'fb ,awww PANDMQN'-3 tgggif is X we N S 'SQ j i Am,- THE TRANSCRIPT The Transcript The Transcript Board has worked very hard this year to produce a book you would enjoy. This yearbook contains more photographs of activities and more pages of your own pictures. The annual Fair was blessed with beautiful weather and proved an outstanding success financially, thanks to the generous support of an enthusiastic crowd In January we held a contribution party when fine food and funny films provided a wonderful afternoon We thank all thos who have made the work of the Board so enjoyable this year THE TRANSCRIPT LITERARY BOARD The Senate The Senate supported by the faculty and the entire student body has been able to accomplish much during the past year One of its main projects was the revision and publication of the Constitution in handbook form In order to raise money for this project the Senate sponsored a paper and hanger drive in which the whole school participated Twelve student representatives attended the annual fall conference of the Kentucky Associ ation of Student Councils at Georgetown Kentucky and shared democratic ideals with other schools In ending the school year the Senate would like to thank each member of the Student Government for her help and co operation without which the year would not have been so successful 80 1 . 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THE TRANSCRIPT The Dance Club Front row B Knebelkamp L Jeffxle M Hutcherson M Wallace F Llndenberger M Rash M Huff E Helm P Tuttle Second row S Stocker I Lowe E Llndenberger N Ackerly lpresr E Hurst M Warren E Rowley Mrs Mahnnes The Dance Club 1n 1ts second year has proved ltself to be one of the most successful organlzatlons at Colleglate Under the presldencv of Nancx Ackerly and the line dlrectlon of Mrs Mahanes the club expanded thls year, takmg 1n four new members and puttmg on a new adx anced pro gram The Dance Clubs productlon was more ambltlous wlth new scenerx and costumes lt was a concert IH three parts Wlth most of the choreog raphx done bx the students themselves The clubs purpose of furtherlng dance ln the school and communltv was cextalnlx carrled out bx thls superb performance 81 v 1 ' J . , . .. , , . , , . , , , nf nf ' ' 4 v 1' 7 ' v '- THE TRANSCRIPT The Dramatic Club Flont row N Acke1ly L Jeffr1es M Cheek Second row S Goodwxn E D1etzman P Tuttle B Vmsel Th1rd row S Bmgham B Cheek tpresl Mrs Monroe The purpose of th1s organ1zat1on IS to provlde for each student an op po1tun1ty to develop her ab1l1ty ln actlng and publ1c speaklng and to lncrease her knowledge 1n the Held of Drama Th1S alm was very success fully accompl1shed 1n the performance of scenes from The Skm of Our Teeth by Thornton Wllder under the d1rect1on of Mrs Monroe The Elghth Grade Dr matlc Club produced The SIX Who Pass Whlle the Lent1ls B011 Wlth the guldance of MISS Lange Although the Dramatlc Club was small It experlenced an except1onal1y fine year wlth Betty Cheek as Pres1dent and was able to use the financlal help of 1tS enthuslastlc sup porters to subscrlbe to Theatre Arts Magazme and to buy some electrlcal equ1pment for the stage 82 ' I . 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H . . . a . ,, . . . . 9 ' as ' as - THE TRANSCRIPT The Glee Club Front row R Geleynse M Wallace M Hutcherson M Rash S Goodwln S Farnsley Second row E Altsheler B Wood N Ackerly N Slm n N Rutledge V Blckel tpresf M Smythe N Creal L Baker P Tuttle Thlrd row E Tarrant M Clowes D Newman M Slmon E Dletzman M Foshee L Brown MISS Mead Fourth row M Fltzhugh A The Glee Club has always been an actlve and enjoyable organlzatlon at Colleglate and thxs year was no exceptlon Through MISS Meads able d1rect1on and V1rg1n1a B1cke1s asslstance as Pres1dent of the Glee Club all thlrty members exper1enced an mterestmg and busy year Several product1ons were glven durmg the fall the mam performance belng held on December 20 On March 19 they gave a dehghtful assemblv program Wh1Ch lncluded hlts from The Kmg and I and South P3C1f 1C In Aprll the Glee Club went to Lexmgton Kentucky to partlclpate and compete 1n the Kentucky Muslcal Festlval The Glee Club ended an eventful year on School Sunday Wlth beautlful rendltlons of Ave Marla and The Lord IS My Shepherd 83 ? Z . , . , . , . , . ' , . . W1l11arns, G. Bruton, J. Flynn, B. Coll1s. . . . . . , s . - ' ' 7 7 ' 7 .1 ' ' ' CL ' Y! H ' 77 ' . D , . . 7 7 Y . 4 , ' ' ' ' L6 ' 77 H 7 ' 37 THE TRANSCRIPT The Pdndemonlum Fxont row N Creal V Barker J M1ller tedltorb M Tiller E Helm Second low Miss M McChord A Hodgln M Smythe Missing M Campbell E Rudd The Pandemonium has been able to publlsh six issues this year using a new system of writing articles and having the board criticize all assign ments The annual Spring Style Show was held on April 18 to raise money for future 1ssues and was a most enjoyable occasion The entire staff deserves a great deal of credit for having made the Pandemonium outstand lngly successful this year under the able chairmanship of Jane Miller with Miss Hamilton and Miss Whiteside as faculty advisors 84 Whiteside,'D.-Newman. C. Pfeilfer. N. Doerhoefer, Miss Hainilton. Third row: M.AStoll, THE TRANSCRIPT The POl1llCCIl SCIGHCG Club Front 10W N Ackerly B Cheek B Vln el A Llndenberger E Tarrant B Wood V Blckel A Hodgm Second row B Knebelkarnp L Jeffrles M Hutcherson M Wallace Spaldlng B Collls M Sxmon C Pfelffer E Altsheler lpresb M McChord N Doerhoefer G Bluton S Slaughter L Baker P Klngham M1SS1Hg J LeLaur1n Every other year the Pol1t1cal SCIENCE Club, a second semester act1v1ty meets weekly, under the dlrectlon of MISS Wlttmeler to learn about gov ernmental aFfa1rs Thls year the nxneteen Junlors and n1ne Sen1ors elected Eve Altsheler as Pres1dent The Hrst Act1v1ty of the club was a tr1p to the State Leglslature 1n Frankfort whlch was followed IH the succeedmg weeks w1th talks by representatlves from the Clty government and other local agenc1es 8 A Y f F. Lindenbergerz Huff, M. Hashx E. Helm, P.'Tuttle. Third' row: Miss Wittmeier, Si 7 7 - 7 5 THE TRANSCRIPT The Service Club Front row G Bruton K Booth lpresb C Prmce S cond row L Clarke A Fa mer P Kmgham M1s Wandrey NOTHER SCHOOL YEAR has passed and the SGFVICG Club has agam contrnued the fine Work Wlth whlch lt IS aSSOC1at9d The Hrst drlve of the year was the Commumty Chest for Whlch the school reached 1ts one hundred per cent goal Next It sponsored the annual Skatmg Party on Nox ember 30 and the money ralsed by thls emoyable pro1ect Went to Wards the packaglng of clothes for Indra and Israel Durlng January It held a March of Dlmes Dr1ve and 1n the sprlng It sponsored a Red Cross Drlve In February the SGFVICG Club presented a film The Berl1n Masterpleces and Vrenna Art Treasures whlch was open to the publlc A Greek war orphan has been supported by the Club for a year and recently a letter arrlved saymg that the baby has been named Paraskevl SSYVICQ Club members often attend Jumor Red Cross meetlngs and help vv1th Varlous commumty SGYVICGS The school Would l1ke to congratulate Kak1 Booth on her excellent leadersh1p as Pres1dent of thls Worthy organlzatlon and to thank Mrs Wandrex for her gu1dance 86 45 5, . . . . 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H . . 7 . ,, . . , . a 7 4 1 7 - 1 3 :Nm f x THE TRANSCRIPT The Blues I The Blue Captam Janet Flvnn IS a leader whose cheerfulness and splrxt have endeared he1 to her team 1n v1ctory and defeat Her ab1l1ty 1S equaled only by her sports mansh1p and the Blues Wlll always remember her as a good fr1end and wonderful captaln Hockey Team Basketball Team Janet Flynn Janet Flynn Sally Spalding Sally Spaldlng Mary Amble Hutcherson Nancy Creal Becky Wood Margaret Slmon Nancy Creal Nancy Ackerly Mary Clowes L1bby Helm Marlanne Rash Mary B Tway Martha Galphm Meredlth Smythe Mary Amble Hutcherson Margaret Slmon Martha Galphln Becky Wood Nancy Slmon Nancy Ackerly Mary B Twav Marlene T1ller 11 Q . al ' 1 88 THE TRANSCRIPT The Golds The Gold Captaln Ann Lmdenberger has been an 1nsp1rat1on to her team because of her patlence and ever ready sp1r1t and sk1ll She has led her team as well as backed It up Wlth shouts of encouragement and pralse W1th the qua11t1es shlp and enjoyment of the game not the wmnmg or losmg that make your team the v1ctor Certa1nly the Golds Wlll never forget the1r captaln Hockey Team Basketball Team Ann Lmdenberger Ann L1ndenberger Ferr1s Lmdenberger Ferr1s Llndenberger Debby Newman Clssee Pfelffer Eleanor Tarrant Nancy Rutledge Jane M1l1er Sarah Slaughter Jan LeLaur1n Myra Warren Mary Fltzhugh Margaret Huff Debby Newman Patty Trost Mary F1tzhugh Jane Mlller Betty Cheek Mary Cheek Nancy Rutledge Clssee Pfelffer Margaret Huff Myra Warren Eloise Lmdenberger Patty Trost 89 3. .2 .X S of-a good leader and captain, she has shown us that lt is the sportsman- THE TRANSCRIPT The Hockey Teorms Front row S Spalding J Flynn A Lmdenberger F Llndenberger Second row M J M1ller S Slaughtel C Pfelffer N Rutledge M Hutchelson N Creal E Helm Fourth row D Newman E Tarrant E Llndenberger M Huff M Warren P Tlost MlSS1Dg J LeLaur1n 90 Clovsfes, Mf Gelphin, Mfsifmp. Mf Resh, N. Ackerlyy. Third row: B. Wood. M. Fitzhhghl THE TRANSCRIPT The Basketball Teams Front rom S Spaldlng J Flynn A Llndenberger F Llndenberge Second IOXX Ackerlw B Wood N Crell Thlrd low B Che k N Simon M Cheek M Slmon D Neuman M Huff M Warren P Tlost M Tlllex 91 Smythe. M. Fitzhugh. M. Galphin. J. Miller. C. Pfeiffer. N. Rutledge. M. Hutcherson. N. THE TRANSCRIPT The Athletic Association Front row N Ackerly J Flynn C Pfeiffer A Lmdenberger M Warren Second row P Brooks S Spaldlng M Hutcherson F Lnidenberger E Hurst Th1rd row M Rash M Huff B Wood MISS Mabry Presldent Secretary Treasurer Blue Captam Blue Co Captalll Gold Captaln Gold Co captaln Hockey Chalrman Basketball Charrman Baseball Chalrman Tennis Chalrman Elghth Cla s Representatlve Ninth Class Representatlve Tenth Cla s Representatlve CISSGG Pfeiffer Mary Amble Hutcherson Janet Flynn Sally Spaldmg Ann Lmdenberger Ferrls Llndenbelger Becky Wood Nancy Ackerly Margaret Huff Marianne Rash Peggy Brooks Elene Hurst Myra Warren The Athletic ASSOC13tlOH has had a most successful year It fairly flour lshed Financially thanks to MISS Mabry and her Wonderful idea of selllng sweatshirts with the school 1n1t1als on them and the sale of candy Ath letics enjoyed a superlatlve year The competition was keen and the Splflt Was something on whlch both sides are to be congratulated Sports played their rightful inspiring part 1n life at Colleglate this season Through the tireless effort and enthuslasm of Clssee Pfeiffer and Miss Mabry the year was a great success for the Assoclatlon 92 E4 wma wf ex xref Q .M P ZLZLZ, df F 664352356 gl Rug 165 og Yak 5 5 2? .M My Q LUSSQE B C5 TT JW?-ONSQ K? 4-OCKLX had 2 A E' Q gfjm can I C5 im 0 'PmueAn IPGXMLIEYIBX dia v N FE IN V FIF' T IE IEEE E X T s 59 'EDELRAYF HAP?-f E R + f.P5Cll'Jh ' M033 6 KENYONI H hem? 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A L I , , , . , , . , , , C . . . . , M . PIL-zmf Pzmwmizu Thy-se :XdYC. LfSL' 5 THE TRANSCRIPT HENRY BICKEL CO. Incorporated JAQks0n 2618 A W 0 fs LOUISVH LE 116 m . fm M lqlmlfi TNXIS lhyfa J Please Pzxwouize These Adveltisers THI-I TRANSCRIPT Cumpl imcnts of Delphrc Literary Associcrtwrr Greerrngs frcnm the Srxth Grade 117 A L A , Plczlsc Paaimxrizu Thesv .-Xciw-x'tifu1's THE TRANSCRIPT Compliments of A FRIEND W K L O YQLR ABC bTAT10N mo om YOUR DIAL 118 V 1 l, A I l uw I':11x'm:im' '.l'hc-so Aciwwiisn' 1IIIC 'I'H.XNSCICIII Compliments of A FRIEND Compllments JAN VICKI MARK 1 9 of I I Q I'g111mz:ifc 'I'I1L':Q Avxvurt x YI THE TR.-XN5C1iII l' Comp1imemS 01 A FRIEND QOITIIDIHTIGDIS oi IC EIGHTS 120 , V . Case I'z11muixv 'I'l1esL- Advc-1'tis01 I H Ii 'I' H .-X N S C' H I I' I C11111pli1110111s of A FRIEND 111111 thu Bnttu H1 t Pete cmd B1Hy 1 1 ' 1 1 P Q I' 1 Q I'41t.'111.1z1- 'I'E1wn- .-Xcixwxtif 1 47 THE TRANSCRIPT Modem Hi Cap Co. 7th and Qak LOUISVILLE, KY. CLUTCH' Comphmems DIQDIIUS LIIQTCIIY ASSOCIGIIOH 122 l , ' A , of IDICLISL' I7LllI'UI1IZO These AdV01'1iSC1'S Top of the 11 ommcg t0 He Semo S IJUYI C XI md BI NC UI W11l0w Femcfce Beauty Shop I Ill LI Hubs-X lu xtmcms III Compllmams A FRIEND 1 1 3 '1' H Ii '1' R A N S c' R I If T 1 .1 ' T . 'I lg , a C 1 IIC . f H N J..,,. ,. ,f1.,. , . C X . ' A Q . . Cusum Made Pormzxm-ms Hlghla cl 0607 of Plum- Pzntzmxizl- T1 uw Acixw t., -11 .,, THE TRANSCRIPT Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Barker KENTUCKY MANUFACTURING CCD 1 Phones TAylor 17 31 BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS RQPPEL S MARKET C IOLLIICS and Meats Flesh Dlessed Poultlx Adxe t 124 ., . - , U I , . Frzmkforl and Czmnon's Lame o Louisville 6. K3 Plczlso l'z1t1'ouize These ' 1' isws THE TRANSCRIPT Cafe Service Eve1'ything '1 SANDERS CLEANERS 259.54 FI ll1kfO1't Ave I very I 'xrmult Moth-prooful Mull 'md Inultry '10 S , lm . '11 no extra cost 11. 4444--Dnlix cry SLN icg- T1 -14 ii Comphments W V T AIDILS Nous IL Dgluge CUYNDTIHILIITS of Thg Lou GI School Clam md Llssee QENIORS L u xLt 11 .- T II C - 1 , U ' lf ' 'c 1 L x Z. fo ' ISL H K x 7 x x I I . X Q of . X Q . . ,-1 xg! x v 1 N . f -1 1 . . I K L 1 ., . Pl lam- PLXIITJIITZC Tl :sv Ad ' '. is:-Vs L3 E NSCRIPT The SLANTY SHOP P411 13'l1C1S10VK11 Road LlllgLI'lL o Hose C lfts CHe1okee 1434 fNQxt to t11L Ba1d The 11111 C B YOUNTC AUTO RPIAIR C 611L1l1 Autr1R0p.a11111g R 1311111111 Wmdxed Boohes Rebullt Cats C'111od 101 81 C1 Dehxucd .2011 C unstead Duxe DICKMAN SERVICE STATICDN 2312 LEXINGTON RD Telephom Hlghl md 9149 LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY CO111p1111161'11S oi VVN1 M HERBERGER Hlnkcbeln Drug Store '777 F 1 f Grocorv gl Meat 1V1arkCt 1 m Ort AXUWL 108U Baldstoun R01d T A571611 1611 Phcma H1gh1a11d Z011 12 PIL isp 1 111111 Q Those Adxmtl L15 1 - . ., . . A I 4 ' 7-' w 1 1 1 14 r-wl 1. I ... ... 1. . Y c I xx , T Y L . x.! . B4 Nxt' . . . .. K Y ' . 1 ,'.,. Afdf A . ,E ., f 5 S ,- QI . X E . T 9 . . 3 ' f A 'A -f F v 4 4. ...H c x ' , , , , 1 L , rv A X. - W 1 12 -1 121.31 11- 'gwf 126 THE TRANSCRIPT PAUL BOLUS BARBER SHOP S W A K Colony Way-Next to A FRIEND A 85 P Parking Lot Men. Women and Children Il'llILUtb Spetmlty C N Warren CONSULTING ENGINEER Brummunh Comphments TIOLISSGHLI lmens blankets Hand qullted dom n 'lnd wool comfolts Cults A FRIEND P L asc Plllf lllIL Them Aclxutl l - , C of Colony Why 3929A Frankfort Ave. l-29' 1 '1 '- sc-rs Y TIIE 'TRANSCRIPT Compliments Compliments of of PROSPECT STORE A Plospoct K A A TILLER PIANO CO 724 South Fourth St LOUISVILLE KY SI-IEPARD S IMPORTS 1576 Baldstoxxn Poad IIIIQOIISCI Itgms m 51011111215 Leathu Jmkgts Compumems of ELSIIL MAF BEAUTY SALON Um 101 vosz 107 IJ1LLk1m11dg,L Lane IIMLA xnt 1 8 . , . 5 K . 1 ' I x Z 7 - .J A . A L, ' T l v H Q n ' . ' X . . , V , . L , . 1 .. , i X i r. i. T 1 i Scarves. L-tc. PIUIISL' I'z1l1'o11izc TSX CI ' Xl isL'1'S F L THE TRANSCRIPT Compliments Compliments of of A FFHEND ST MATTHEWS KNIT QHOP WEINBERGER S NAVE S THRIFT FOOD MARKET Bewuty Salon 103 Crescent Axe Plume JA 0681 Home f 5 ta Qualltx Foods at Lower Prius 200 Bemhelm Bldg WE DELIVER Plvlse Pmomza Those Aclxutlscls 1.29 I 7 c 7 I ' ' 1. H . o .J:IOf5 ' ' 638 S. Fcmu1'th Street Gmceries, Fresh Meats. Vegetables THE TRANSCRIPT Compliments Compliments of of the A FRIEND CLIQUGT CLUB CO NNBMSYN NOPPER S PHARMACY Comphmguts Rax Axe at G11I1blCdd D1 of the P1e5c11pt1o11 Speu 111515 Y W C A CAFETERIA Pmmpt De11xe1x HI 47.51 lla we P 111011111 Them Adx C11 Us 130 . 7 , . v y 1 1' 1 4 v 1 vw,-' A ,A, r. . C. . ', .v , 1 J ,iw 2 . ul, ., , iS,,.. THE TRANSCRIPT CUmPlimCmS HOUSE CF BEAUTY Ui' 2702 FI'21I1kI'0I't Avo. A FRIEND P 19'1 Comphmonts A FRIEND 415 Wallace Aw TA 9170 woonsom S TEX-XCO smwrw GARY 5 7905 Grmstgdd Dime NVQ CAIIX AxdKGIt1SLd Llms m f LULIISXIHL 6 Ky 1 I JE . f.. of : 'f 1 v ,. -7- w 1 1 1 1 - 1 - , . . 1 A 4 ' ' ' ' IIIgh..J321 K . . Dresses. Coats and Spmtswcm' Your Cafs Best F1'iumd Illvilrn' I':1l1'n!11ZL- Tllufr' .-Xfi'.'xf.liSL'l'S 'J THE TRANSCRIPT Tun blSlC1S Bcautv Salon STANDARD OIL STATIQIN H0 Clestmoor B1011 11i1UO1O Road TAU01 0010 1 N 111P11o11e CH 773 T 1 LYDQN Snoe Rc p111111Q Z-119 BElFdQtONV11 Road Lou1sv111e U Kx SI' NIATTHI VNS APOTHILCARX C0mp11mL11ts YOL11 Hea1t11 15 0111 Q111x Co11c0111 BE1m011t 2414 9410 A PR1END 139 B1LLk11111c1QL Line 111 1s1 13111011110 T111 sc AC1XCl11 e1s 152 1 1' ' v x 1 . L i 1 1 , . v1 . '- L- 1 111, 111111 R 1 .gpm I 1... in K 1 . . , V lv 1 if 4- . '. . Y . ' of - : .,.' .' K -X K 6 MA., L. xg ,BWA Y -'S- , 1 THE TRANSCRIPT Compliments VOLK CLEANERS of 3202 Framkfort Ave A FRIEND TAy1m- 1747 GREEN TREE MARKET TAx1oz 8834 We Dellx er Comphments CLARENCE GTTE Florlst 306 Ppnruth TAX lor 9430 H L GARRETTS MARKET We DCIIVCI TAx1or 4413 0161310 Q ess 123 , . 1 I ' Y X 7 of Y ! . V , ' K I V - -1 , , . . P1 .5 L1 1' 1111 Th W AdYe1'tigA': THE TRANSCRIPT Compliments Compliments of of A FRIEND Scheirich Manufacturing C0 HELENE PORTRAITEUR 1008 Bardstou n Rofad Complimgnts oi ORALEA S COOKIE IAR IVY Q FOOD MARKET Piopiiutoi L E 8 Vniginia Zigglei 1103 Rdx AVL Lua P11 I' L -Xdu s 134 Y C 7 3 L . . , . F - I H I . Y - I Q i 5 x V ' ., A ' Bus. TA 1923 Hes. BE 1453 P1-.si 1 mnizc ' h ISK? . 'l'lI.'l'l'5 THE TRANSCRIPT Compliments From A FRIEND of THE SIGN OF THE PINE TREE R C TINAY CQAL CQ Phones JA 4294 3 6 1 SUWUQ SUPP1195 Ballet Ave Sz Chrlstx St Matthews Seumg Center STRUHM S MARKET Fmest Groccrles Country Hams ANN V Bhckbum Meats and Vegetables Squabs ind Furkex s Plpi Q I 111011110 Thug Adxeltxsus 1 3 X V I ' K' , .. '. , 7 ' . ' . , ' .1 L., BE 1212 3924 Westport Road Capons. Ducks, Fryers, Guineas, 'fix Ja' :ai E TRANSCRI BOGGERS BAR AND GRILL JOHN WILLIAMS 86 C0 fT916V1S1011D Yard Goods Packaged Llquors Dressmakers Fmdmgs NOt1OHS h D W lskev bt the mk MWA Immkfmt Axe BE 2681 1031 Faux DIIXQ Ioxxu glflbbfhll St lvhuhuw KX HUDSON S KSELF SERVICEJ MARKET HG3dQUd11G1S Fox Good Meats Poultlx Complete Lme of F1 ogen Foods TAx1o1 1161 '7 3 .2636 Flankfolt Axe WE DELIVER COI1,j131L1131101'1S to the SENIORS hom Ashbury Berman Drug C0 ELVIRA CROUCHLILYS SALOIN PIESCII t1on S GC131lSt OF BEAUTY p p of St Matthews Pe1mane11t Waxes o Cuts and Sets 1111 Twltchmg Rd TAx1o1 3650 .5639 Reg, No 9920 Shcboxgm WISC P1Q lSL Pl11Ol1llQ These Adxeltlsus 136 TH PT , L . . 7 . V ' ' 1-, Q vx If: '4f,,'fx', Q . C X yriy .yn 1 'n . 1 .. . ' 1 4 -, -ly Fruits and Early Vegetab1es , 1 , --. I .. 1 1 Y 1 in . 1 9 Y w ' . j '23-'2. f. .- ' y . '. THE TRANSCRIPT BE 23021 Best Wishes THE DEE-A BEAUTY SHOPPE to the Seniors 2905 B1'ONVIlSbOl'O Road BGQPER Julu Dae Xtkms DQLFINGER S FINE CHINA GLASS AND SILVER Comphments of Comphments THE FABRIC SHGP IWC 3106 Lgxlngtcm Pu md msc nut Thug Adxtxtl L1 13 L 7 A ' I of :H h HT L R t A FRIEND Stt Matthews. Ky. 131 'Z f X IJLlT.l'O 2.3 'Q X ' V 'S ' .T THE TRANSCRIPT Compliments from A FRIEND SCOTTY,S FOOD MARKET Brownsboro Road BAPTIST BOCDK STORE 317 19 Guthme St Lou1sx11le Ky BOOKS OF ALL PUBI ISHERS THE CASUAL SHOP 1700 Bardstown Road Women s Appfnel For All OCCdS1ODS Hlghland 4089 Comphments LA REE BEAUTY SALON 2009 Bonnycastle Hlghland 5678 . 7. 7 . ' J ' of 7 Please Puironizc These Advertisers 138 f
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