Louisville Conservatory of Music - Crescendo Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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KNOW WE BELIEVE IN SIGNS And We Make Them On Metal and on Cardboard ADRIAN I. SHRADER For Indoor and Outdoor Display -FOR- Motor Cars COMMERCI AL PRINTING METAL LITHOGRAPHING Telephone Main 408 HUDSON ESSEX 1875 J. V. REED 6P CO. 19 6 New Albany, Indiana Our Fifty-First Year on Main Street

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CAFETERIAS! A TASTY CLUB SANDWICH AT THE College Inn Sandwich Shop Incorporated First and Chestnut A Fitting Climax to any Happy Evening JUST A CARD FROM Leon Abraham ' s Pharmacy FIRST AND BROADWAY SECOND and BROADWAY I thank you for all your patronage and believe I have served you well and you have served me right. Sincerely The Louisville Conservatory’s Friend Y. W. C. A. Broadway at Second 229 Fourth Avenue Above Dan Cohen’s Mr. Mason (In Sight Singing)—“Let’s sing that last stanza again. I thought I heard someone on the back row not singing.” Mrs. Parmenter—“The flour you sold me was tough.” Grocer—“Tough, ma’am?” Mrs. Parmenter—“Yes, I made a pie with it and my husband could not eat it.” Miss Cinnamond (answering lady on the phone) — “Miss Strack, this lady wants some music composed be¬ fore 1885. What shall I tell her?” Miss Strack—“Tell her this is not an antique shop.”

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203 West Main Street City 505 Louisville, Ky. Mr. Harmon (at the board in Counterpoint Class) —“Your figure isn ' t very good. It could be much better.’ ' Virginia Sapp—“Mr. Harmon, mine isn’t like that.” Mr. Harmon (absentmindedly)—“Well, let’s see it.” A baseball player is seldom a good musician, he always slides when he reaches first base, (bass). ANNUALS STAFF If there is any way in which we can lighten your burden vou are entitled to know it. The logi¬ cal thing to do is to drop us a line now and secure a tentative connection that will enable you to work along the right lines next year. No task imposes a more definite obli¬ gation upon the Senior Class than that of preparing, in attractive form for an expectant school, the chronicle of events and activities of their last and most important year. The task is an imposing one to say the least, oftentimes made more com¬ plex by retaining the services of an inexperienced printer, to whom the importance of immediate delivery and the necessity for superior craftsman¬ ship mean nothing. At Fetters your job is partly ours. Here all work is performed by skilled hands under exacting supervision with the minimum of waste, effort and annoyance for the staff. Place your order here next year. You will be assured an Annual that car¬ ries out the right conception of what you want and you’ll get it when you want it. GEO. G. FETTER CO. Incorporated ANNUAL PRINTERS 414 W. MAIN ST. LOUISVILLE, KY.