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

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Laura Bowman, Piano Stella H. Carrico, Piano Selma Kranz, Methods Ruth Von Beust, Violin Mary Plummer Hunt, Piano Leona Young, Piano Twenl j-one

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Luigi Resta, Brass Jesse M. Beard, History Theodore Von Beust, Flute Ona Belle Demaree, Dramatic Art Theodore Richrourc, Piano Martha Frances Brantley Dramatic Art Twenty

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How We Mr. Cowles—“It was perfectly thrilling.” Mr. Gruber—“Well, what’s on your mind?” Miss Robertson—“Oh! I think you girls are awful!” Miss Grissom—“Now what are you girls talking about:” Mr. Bill in—“You must have a mental concept.” Miss Collins—“Now let’s suppose we had a cat in a puzzle- box .” Miss McBride—“Now when you go out to teach.” Mr. Harmon—“Technically correct,—musically, not so good.” Miss Breckinridge—“Young ladies, take off your hats!” Miss Overstreet—“Give me a pupil with Brains ” Mr. Parmenter—“Yeh, I know, but that won’t get cha any¬ thing.” Mrs. Beard—“You girls are going to be minus a history credit if you don’t wake up.” Miss Crutchfield—“Their diction was impossible!” Miss Lee—“Open your throat.” Mr. Letzler—“Now you know better than that.” Miss Stewart—“All right, girls—let’s get down to work.” Mr. Piggott—“Hello Hon.” Miss Camp—“Now do you understand or will you have me explain in full” Miss Pargny—“Do you get that?” Mrs. Kimball—“ Aw g’wan.” Mr. Fay—“Bring it out—da, ta-ta-ta-tum-tum, turn, turn.” Miss Kranz—“Justaminutegirlsuntiligettheroll.” Harry Meyer—“Aw wight.” Mr. Cook—“I presume so.” (Cough, cough.) Madame—“Yes, but the idea is to make money.” Dr. Von Buest—“Well, shall we try this?” Mr. Rebarer—“Yes ? ? ? ? ?” Mr. Anderson—“If you don’t have every note fingered, I’ll send you home.” Twenty-two