Louisville Girls High School - Record Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1922 volume:

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'Member Way Back When- .... F our-leafed Clovers ..... .... Underclassrnen ..... Clubs. ........ . . . . Jokes .... .... Ads ..... ............................. .... 4 'm lf,-. 'u i ' 1 5?FTfffa:El5gHa ff ,f -1 Q- , if .2 s,LQ.4fg,,'ggAf',i'g.gi:,E-A- ,F j:f4gggg.1'fCf-Bit! 3 5 6 7 9 ...10 11-12 ...13 ...I4 15-45 . . .46 47-48 . . .49 . . .50 . . ,.5l 52-53 . . .54 55-56 57-58' . . .59 60-62 . . .64 65-71 72-79' 80-85 --v ff' yy., 5 ff! , Q' 1? ei 'ffl-79 L. ,, 1 - 'vm Q UQ : 4,,fru , gf' 5' ...,m-f . H . ., . 1312 5-Hs my E ' N . ..f . iff -.Q .. - -' -- -. - Q. if mf? 'WC .rf wf, I : ' -.', ' -- f ,- ul... ' 1- V, 'ff S ffrtffw 1 hbig-1.i'11'99!F fm- y L aw i f-41 'I ' ' ' ' L' ua' f M'34,. K I r-in '-of 4 -f ' '4- Foreword Then, Welcome each rebut? That turns earth's smoothness rough. Each sting that bids nor sit nor stand but go! Be our joys three parts pain? Strive, and hold cheap the straing Learn, nor account the pangg dare, never grudge the throclu e ,4-Z55'3 g?7?'C.1ifHz2?5Nf ' w ill ,q.'12Ej1Yff5,?vga.:5P' ,7:'235ivK'1:L'?:.'.i Br0zz'm'ng. F ive Six Ulf'-V '11 7: U T Y -5'g8 6 rn! f, LIL a A V 1 J- --. E - - I f .Ty Y.. - cv.4,,, -',' f., 4, r 4, cfvfq' - lf., I V :J ., 'L l.,.,47,, iw' S , I e ef-'ggi if - - . -. 'F I feff ,Q ,eg-fear, , -u f.4L 'R+ A , , ,. , - 132-' 1.-ffl .1.1'?.x:f S .-E NCHA. . Published Monthly by the GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, Louisville, Ky. Volume XXIII JUNE, 1922 Number 9 Editor-in-Chief ..... Business Manager. . Circulation Managerl . . Associate Editors. . . A ssociale Business ,Managers .... Associale Circulation Managers ..... School Noles ................. Club Noles ........ Alumnae Notes .... THE RECORD STAFF. . . . . . .SARAH BARRICKMAN . . ...,.. EVELYN WATTS . . .KATHERINE TRUE I RUTH BASKETT . . LOIS GRATZ GRACE COLEMAN I RUTH BLUSINSKY IVIARJORIE BOYD DORA LYNCH ..4 IYIAY BANNON VIRGINIA WATTS HELEN PARKS L AGNES VEECH INIARY E. CHADWICK -IIMMIE HUGHES L IYIILDRED JOHNSON ... .FLORENE KELLY ......JULIA BACHUS .INIARION FORRESTER Exchanges ...... ..... E UGENIA B. HERRINGTON Squirrel Food .... ................. N ELLE STONE Bookkeeper .... ................. L UCILLE ALLEN Censor. ....... .... IX IISS ELIZABETH G. ROBERTSON Treasurer ...... . ............,.............. MISS IYIARIAN C. INIASON SUBSCRIPTIONS. One year .... ...... 5 0 cents Single Copies. . . ..... I5 cents Main Oliice, Fifth and Hill Streets Entered as second-class matter at the post otiice at Louisville, Ky., under act of Congress of March 3, 1879 lf ?-fa .!f'q-. . , V r - ,fy xi PL' -,mf 'Lf . . . .1 .. .4 ,fs QF Lge ,,. ' ' 75 6 wl..7,, , ,, , , .,, ., . -HE, ., 5 ,Q J fn. i jvfa I 1 -hb I -qt ff lei ug :fha X Q- , . 'Av f 'JW' 4 'ff 422 - ' Class Song Watch us walk, hear us sing, Listen to the echos ring As the Seniors come swinging along. Should it rain, should it shine, We will keep a steady line As the Seniors come swinging along. So it's hi-ro-he, the Senior Class for mc- Shout out. your numbers loud and strong. '22 For where'er we go, You will always know That the Seniors come swinging along. Keep them swinging- As the Seniors come swinging along. Class Yell We have no yell, We need no yell, For when we yell, We yell like -- Seniors! 1-9-2-2! Rah Y! - ' I f' n 11 42- ' ' ' JM? -:'7'Kf'Ka'52j Y U ' :Q -..mz,f:,6. 2:15, s f gg.-wzdffzf-. ,. , ,. Seven Eigh! is ' , . ,, ,,. ' .Inf -Sf , L, ipgfv' V fn -JL: --Q 1 . j :ltr -:I 11,1 v.2W44,::fJ1zfV:?: s, 1 . f f f Biff was-GHEAF' I ' ,aww - e . .. ' X 54,6 153, 5 w g.A-f--HM, V , A ,...., J- i U ur kv -I vzfgggf .-,,. 2,pC9,b .4: I Alma Mater MARJORIE SMITH, ENGLISH VIII. A school girl's heart is most perverse, As you will know when you read this Verse. She often says, When this is past, And school days all are gone at last Then will the happiest time begin, I'll fame and admiration win. But after many a happy year, She will look back and hold most dear The days of checkered shade and sun She passed at school- 'Twas lots of fun. While she recalls her girlhood years, Her ideals, hopes and Heeting fears. She will remember best, I Vow, Alma Mater, and will say, now. With you I spent my fairest hours And gathered girlhood's shining flowers, You showed me how to work and play In the best and most unsellish wayg You gave me friends who still are true, And I find what homage is your due. Alma Mater, 'tis now I know, You are thc best of my Along ago. ' ,f a v fiesta -fr f I ff'W?f'i',5 rd ff? 22:3-1:91214 y , , ,. -1-11' 1 V ' 1. , . 4' 1 Af 8 , , cgi' f 6 T ,java v. - ,.Z4,jf', ,-. ljlgg 'g , I fl 'f -. f.'..' 1 :Th , if f ?w33. ll 5 ffvfifjgfffw A 'iz ,mf 1-Q 5935 lylzmr Zi: . . , .. ... . . . -Zduhipglfv fy,,A:l!,XM x I I ,mu,,v.n0,- , 56 'Y Je Y V Y F Y L U iv- Q , MCQL V f.,..,,LKL1. nn. I V MR. H. B. MOORE, Principal 'qv-'V mi v'51g.f?' '1 -f 4' A , 'w ' , . . ' 7 za' , 4 'B?iW'1'f fi ,f Q, fffih'-, 1 .QQ QQ F fy' pi' if ,,':zzf:Yf,:, 1 f -. v '- Nine Ten Y 71:53 'Q' f ffl ff I K1-'A . V 1.1 f ..,..,., , W 4 f.q':'f' f. -- 1 45 nt L,,tfz'.G4, A ,404 1 , 6 a,:4i.1,!'V 1, 1,Qib,rTff4: ' Mrss JESSIE STEWART, Assistant Principal 15' H Ln xwkfif? -- fpff qT3Z.,a 22 V g. , 1.-M. J5,,5.f t R . ,avr 9 j 1.4 I 4,,,gig,: I I, guy-aff fi, ff Y gg f.t' ,' -.14 -X ff 480, -mv -1 3' 92:-169.23 ' Q- 1 X' -f-1, ,rf of 23 af - A f ho Hessen-dl, hy fr v....b '5 1- ' ' ---v ...vo if d ....- ' W '-'nf - --JV 'vii . .. .. .. . ' C 4' -A .' ' ', N A5 r . .' ., v, M . ., -, , , ,,:,- -,3 -mv ,-v , -'Q T,-fr Vf- I. - .Q ' X ff, J' ', ,irfr-fx' , ' P ..,.1x 4,2 A - ' -' - 'fr-61:66, .fffgglvuxl ,K VI 4 ma '-0 1 4' ' LITERARY STAFF Florenc Kelly, Associate Edilorg Sarah Barrickman, Edif0f-1-IZ-Clll'!'f,' Lois Gratz, Associale EI11.I0f.' Marion Forrester, Associate Editorg Mary C. Dulaney, A rt Er1'it0r,' Grace Coleman, Eu- genia B. Herrington, Nelle Stone, Assoriaie Ezlitorsg Miss Elizabeth G. Robertson, Censorg Julia Backus, A ssociale Editor. 4 1' 233 wa 4. q N-a'!'1f.f,4 ? uf' W txvr. I A X7d,4A ' . ,J -,J q,?.Q P ,A a 7',.fQ,g,'i. , -1' f uf' 9 ' ' H4 ' I I 4 ' ' fi f ff: -.t . W 'ff 4944, -rv - fr Q ,, :,6.-':., J v 627.5 Li ' L Y '- Eleven ly , ij 55 ' - - ,,,, .. ,I . ' C iff' 9,52 . is I5 mi F. ':' '- 5-'-'1 13' A ff ffififfil' 7:1 E l f' iwgggggaifn ' WZ. ' 'N ,fffQ3,e42' f3.TifLZ3!?32 - ' ' BUSINESS FINAL STAFF Katlicrine True, Cirr1aluii1'11 .lfll7Illg1'I',' Marjorie Boyil, Assislwzii Business MU71'Hg67,' Mary E. Cliailwiclc, .lSX1ASfll?lf C1-fflllllflillil .1!l17l!Igt'f,' Ruth Blusinsky, Assistant Business Illanagerg Lucille Allen, Bnokkrfperg Evelyn Watts, Business Maizagerg Dora Lynch, Assistant Business Managerg Esther Hesse, .lssixizzvzf Biiszlrzwx fllfzzziigzfn' Miss Marian Masmi, Tf6'LlS1l7'6'l',' Florence Gavrousky, Ruby Fiego, lmra Rcaswr, ilssisfuizl B1lSl.llf'5S Illanagers. T1a'f'li'f ?'q-'r gf gi-5 'T fri 52,334 7' .izifi 52:2 gi-5 ':' 3- 5 r if: 11? 'if'f'?52- 11 '1,,gh9gg-:r,1-new A ,rgsgagfaf . A' -H W ,,gQ3e,4fffr.-sfziesfemps ' To Our President MARJORIE SMITH. Through all our checkered school day , A thread of silver gleams In all the shady by-waysg It cheers us with its beams. The thread is that of friendship Which runs from heart to heart, And Marjorie weaves the patterns gay, Of school girls' life a part. She interweaves our sadness And girlhood wonderings With bonds of shining gladness That make our lives more bright So now we bring to Marjorie A tribute of our love, For she has been our guiding star Like the morning star above. Fix- 3 Nag' , e .. ef-33 iff- Q fl 4,'.' ' ' J Y . 1. ,V 4 , i4z'f2,s1.e'ff fr ' 556,55 ',,,Q,L gYQ3,X,,5- f ' ,'l:'g1-.x7'f!'J... . , , ea- Thi rleen -V 'I ,f P A4 .1-' -i. . . my 'A 5 ' 1' ' 533254 hh 3 1 ' 42, ,'1 ,L-0.2551 .-Vfizjtfl, . I 5 1. HM 'V 0 --- , if ,015 - he -fu ff.. -4. . CLASS OFFICERS Marjorie Boyd, Presidentg Florenc Kelly, Vice President, Ncllc Stone, Secrefaryg Eugenia Herrington, Treasurer, Margaret YVelub, Cheer Leader. Fourteen -5, Lyn Gig' W Q 1 'Q u'v,o:g.z:l Q 5 5 v ff 1 ' - 1 f Mvzflf , I 2 'l gg- x I t ggi 155 , 0, 41 1, buh, , flpf :fy-,U Lf 'G , L f ff al., 1 1.4: N 4-l 1 I I I I O SEMO? J U N I OR SOPHONOJT, 1 FRESHVIAN YEAR -J ,,.f-9 Eiagfi' A ,, ,,-fefeeiz wvfi-ggj '-M ,'Zf22flbQ'3., 'ZQQQ-WWA-i Sixteen F rv ,Q' ' 2 '-QL 1 f 5' . . . .. ' ' ' ' usizgtw. Q ,fo ,.... ' Q x A A., ff Q l ,Je J 5,14 fl A 'WMP I MW , .4 1 1 5 E5 'Ali V-'ffz If 34' ' , ' , 57- ' fy' gnfi Aga cg ,421 - , rf gy ' ,ygaf 614111254414 .f JI .4 :fl OL...- ADA ACUFF 1325 S. Brook Street DOROTHY ADAMS 1244 Everett Avenue LUCILLE ALLEN 1920 W. Jefferson Street LILLIAN AMDURSKY 932 S. Brook Street ANNA ANDERSON Olive and Cane Run Road CATHERINE ANDERSON . 624 Floral Terrace JULIA BACHUS 924 S. Twenty-eighth Street '-71' if-rprwslbxfv fri, , V. 5 ffl. 5 '-Mi ' 'Fi-:ttf ',n'4-,firm ,f 1' l ,.,ggfffffvf. '7' Q, ' ' fpflriitf, 12511, -.ff-c,fg,Qzf,2f,afv.,, H 1 ,i f :za-fmfffac.6 Q 2' J'- ' ,57,'tQ' 5 t' ..,,. .. . it ,, 'N ' . ff, ,yf,f,v fit., if , ,I ...Q Q- 33 fgzgfffl, 'gs -1031 ,f -- r...H' : A- ' f-, L'Vf f 5 f:-fir?-r ' 15.1. Nd: X ,rf 51,8 , ' E , ',.. ..:2iQ,Qff 64efgfQsm - I ' REBECCA Ros.-x BAER 251 E. Walnut Street Doms BAIN 955 S. Fifth Street HELEN BARINGER 4 1415 E. Breckinridge Street FRANCES BARRETT .1336 S. First Street SARAH BARRICKMAN 1233 S. Brook Street HELEN MARGARET BAUMAN 3922 Wilder Avenue RosE BEAVERS 1931 S. First Street O 152557 ui I 4 fflifif? :IL . xflllt.. ':2E.'aY1E'5'?fk 'N' n f f:'2iii-G'-5015?-4 Seventeen -IW' gf .f -- .r .. , 1- ' ' :. ' A ,. :,gyf5 ' ' S' hfhylg-1..i'gc g5V ff- , N ':,:1'-MI. I ,N 7-U JW H i . ,gage-J eA2a,:-4.4: 4- Eighteen CHRISTINE BEST 512 W. Oak Street CLAIRE BINFORD 707 E. Oak Street CASSIE BLANKENBAKER 2925 Virginia Avenue RUTH BLUSINSKY Hiawatha Apartments MARGARET BORDEN 2220 Bolling Avenue ETHEL MAE BOSSHART 620 S. Thirty-eighth Street IVIARY LOUISE BOTTORFF Corydon, Indiana 0--gy, 4 if J 'fx Htcjegagv? , ' A w qc W, 1' ' fd , ffsij? , iz. 1- .,m' ' 36 ,Q ff 1 my 2,31 if .hi ,, Q 4Ql.v -4, -,,A.q,a, g,5,,Y,9,. - Vg g3.mf1Z'.f:.4 ---v,dfJq' P ds Aifkfz-dfu? . ' 1 75',,:,1,3U, f- ,-an 5 - 2. j ,- I - - gfw . 54' 31 , ,1:n' 5' fm - by 1-Lump ..,.,. 5 1 'Aw we . H-r'Cf ff may I - H ,Q 'PA .,, I.-lalgv. 1 V 2, . . .. in . V. , 'bf-gg-ljir , THU MARJORIE BOYD Taylor Boulevard PEARL BOYD 2125 W. Kentucky Street MARTHA FRANCES BRANTLEY 127 E. Breckinridge Street CORDELIA BRENTLINGER R. A, Box 372, Louisville, Ky. HELEN BROOKE 1956 Deer Park Avenue ALMA BROWN 322 Ohio Street HENRIETTA BUNKER 2054 Eastern Parkway ' J ., Q, 2. 'ef f ' 'v ,, . Jgtggqi jaw'-F55-Cv? 3' 'aa I if ff' Adv Nyrelf,4,':1Z.f'lYf-1? nizaifzfefsad L Q ' i ' Nineteen Twenty '- Q 'f P 'W' 'mix A .' TQ , ?af 4.1 f.,, -,- '. . 5' :-YI' Q- ' 1': A 'fLi2Z' ,'?:g':., 5. ' Zhou. w.'fcfeapdf.,,'- ' 6 1325.155 Wfcdgtg 2.1 -- 1 2.9 lippfrrg-:,af,, 5 .. 3, '1.1. r4ah f , if Li i. ,gj'Kg4,4' f.,-wbmzrf, A f ETHEL CAIN 532 N. Twenty-fourth Street LUCY CALIFE 117 W. Kentucky Street LYDIA CALDWELL 3310 Rudd Avenue CATHERINE ANNE CARROLL 424 Kensington Court Lois CARTER 2710 S. Third Street MARY ELIZABETH CHADWICK 1472 S. First Street BESSIE MAE CHASE 1512 Rosewood Avenue , , zefrfwres' 1 , A f waz? :Eli wet, mzsgf 21132- ' Q V '- ,,1q,. .,.,b Q 5 5. Q. A N l' 1' I f -- , 1 ---1-.M ' fc ww m Pr ..,,,. - xicR,??gV,.:,, I,-35,3 , 1 -' ' -v 'V 1' ' ' ' ' , .fu4Jf 1' '- Wuxi 3'-1 . f se., o'. .'1.4 'QL 'Q' -.nfl -,'.z' ' ' ' ' RUBY NELL CLAR 2619 S. Fifth Street GLADYS LEE COCHRAN Anchorage, Kentucky 215 S Peterson Avenue HELEN R CoNGRovE 728 E Market Street 114 E Breck1nr1dg,e Street Anchorage Kentucky GENhVIEVE MARY CURRAN 227 F Ormsby Avenue .T p'F 'Iqx ? - - .. 21.3. 1'--avg, . 'ff - 'b.w.-mfr? 2 tv 4 ,,: - J- 4 -1 nwzf M-ip f' . fre? al . 41' wliwf :ag wfqyfn-2 gigfilfg x ' 27 7'31.xc'gC'fL....4 Q u - Twenty-one affff fwif' 1 5,1 ,img girl . . ,,: .. t L .I C vlfu' .1Q,g4,15L xr v '5 1, f.- ,z .- ,. . - - .- '. . .- '-' 5: my. ,-4 :, , ,ww , ,,. ,nt 1 . 4 1. , 9, .,Qf.:,, 'I-250947 x gff 9.5 5,3 A M- 1. .V - ' - '- - 'fn-..f,,,f1, ne. ,, iaimaae ' V .M J--' I V Alla, -L - ' . Qlzffgglf' F.:-'fchigltf'-tt.. i t ELEANOR CUSICK 508 S. Campbell Street LUCILLE CUSICK 4512 Haldeman Avenue CHRISTINE DAVENPORT Eastwood, Kentucky N 1 Twenty-two AMY DEANE 1235 S. Eighteenth Street MARY CECILE DULANEY 1453 S. Third Street LUCILLE DULIN 1448 Bardstown Road MAUDE ECKERT 128:Cora1 Avenue him 'li z-rl'-'fu P, -'ij' , ,.,g-.Wy qi - fx 4 at ff' :vim 24-1 P :aa-zf:v., ff ez' 1-fgrwfffsac QW Pe fr 2' 1, ,,, . , A ,.. , I Q4 ff.1jj,,.Q H. ,, ' N ' 5' .' .imqz ,V ,553 4, , yi.: j fl 2- -. 'JJ 1 hi. , 1' 'f' ' 45,11 f ffaiffzw 'a.x..9 TGP? I I b 6':7. if ' ' ' ff?'81'J.f' 9ff?Q:+'62 M ' 5'.,:'f.1.g In -1 ef. ae uk .- 'H ' CYNTHIA ECKMAN Puritan Apartments T HELMA EMERY 1817 Brand Avenue ANNIE LOUISE EVANS 1600 Beech Street LEENOR FAHEY 2208 Duncan Street GENEVA FAULCONER 1107 E. Broadway RUBY A. FEIGE 2017 Alta Avenue EVELYN FILSON 2121 Edgeland Avenue - if f ry wq Lf--I 1 . .p,gg3?q ,Q ITm.?fgZ?,?j1. 1 y'fZgAf :L-ji, '.n4 Z4,' 515. ilk?-F -1 I T ,:'2i'.Y-7'-fC .52..6 ,Y ff. Twenty-three Y' P' -'1 -. 4 ' ' Q ho R60 alla A 36 . - M . r.. .Lx ,rat i I ' ' gi -.,f 1 '5gg.- -1 n w CAROLYN FINZER 521 Belgravia Court LILLIAN FITZGIBBON 915 S. Sixth Street FRANCES FLEMING 1271 S. First Street MARION FORRESTER 1352 S. Brook Street ELIZABETH FRANZ 1331 Highland Avenue EDNA FREDERICK Prospect, Kentucky BONNIE FRosT 1 Twenty-four I 1253 S. Third Street as 2 A -1 '31 . -f 'e , , ., 'Q I ' ' fr- fggaffgal 'ti ' 'p5fi3Z'Z?jii 1 ' ii' 1' -17'fZf25-F fix, -...-4:54:65 1 f 5:-exam 540:44 Q 1 - -nr--v 'if . , gg' . f ,Jas 'SB ...,,,....- .., ,., , , ,s p, 0 , 4 . , A -1' , V l r 5 r , , f Aly, . ' w ff ' . ,f if 'f 4 5 ? 1 -. J ,Al , rd -wx , 4 9, -..... P , .. , Ui' RUTH FURNISS 2641 Hale Avenue ABBIE GARDINER Buechel, Kentucky FLORENCE GAVRONSKY 1254 S. Brook Street ANN THOMAS GEORGE R. R. Anchorage, Kentucky EUGENIA GLGRE 1724 Bolling Avenue CATHERINE GOLDSMITH 2238 Garland Avenue BERTHA GOLDSTEIN 1124 S. Second Street ...yt ,Q A 'T'v.-.23 ,'f ff?ff1F9':f95 Van- H ' A X , ,,. . . al' ,rf A 6 x V .1 Z., 4 x V , y:..bV'A rip, 1 ,, 4 f,,f:,ff1P' v ta, fr ' :MZ '16 512, , xu1 7fa,4f2lZxiY!E?g?qix I T 21' - Qff I 9' 0, 34df1':i Twenty-five ' ,inf 4 ,vi . ' .lg V 1, V ,V if' T ': 41-:ff 3,3 4 . -af .f - J. D . I 5' ' we' A fn 1 ' I - -Jffwgi V, ,-. ' ,gf 5 . , . .,. .-. I yt wx 41 5 fifffff ,rw ., ' 71 2395 f -fa Lt1Fw.,q4,. , ,QL-1 T I L1-w 3, ffl fx- f ' X 1411.5 2, .. ' at f, - ct...- L '- e Twenty-szx KATHERINE GooDELL 4333 W. Chestnut Street ALICE GossEr'r 1233 S. First Street FRANCES ELIZABETH GOULD 936 Cherokee Road Loxs GRATZ East Audubon BESSIE GREENWALD 1105 W. Walnut Street NORMA LELA GRUMME 225 S. Bayly Avenue KATHERINE GUNTHER 2642 Bank Street -9,1- 'wmd ? r A ' ,,1?f'f1l'f 1-' ft' ' 'yffriaf :QL Y xffeie -'J , ,,f' 1f235w rcfacf Qi' 'X Q- 'K 3 ' ho -me cf WI' , '1.1,, L' 1 , - ', f','Q'1:, A,-I-' I1 1 Q. I ,113 -C7219 3 . 'Sf .. , ,. 5 - : J: 3- I-5' ' '4.'.1i.'-Z'!-LK., N' 5 is ,gvfyqg , -- 3 - . . ,- , I :IU ' 515 32,43 5 ' ' .fiiffffr r 14-1.. '- . .. ' TM- X wg Jai, H'.r5,,f,x.2 , ' Q:,f.l1MV , .nav , I - F, . -f s, auf 1,2- IA: ' LOUISE GUNTHER 1932 Frankfort Avenue MARY L. HABITT 674 S. Thirty-eighth Street VIRGINIA HANNAH HAGGARD 1354 S. Eighteenth Street RUTH HAMPTON 228 E. Caldwell Street LILLIAN HARLAMERT 3121 Virginia Avenue MARIANA HARRIS Mt. Washington, Kentucky ELIZABETH HEFFERNAN 2715 W. Chestnut Street G. .711-9Wii?V9'f 122. HVSE1' -:.- W.,--111 .4 1j,',,'. -ffm, i ,.LQVff'.,r'f11 2 f? 2 'yf'4r77.' :QL ',..-'I' '-Zilfjff-',2,T'-- '12 'ff'21Li 1ff'lZ...i A gr- . ., Twenty-seven .JYLIAJLQQ 1. is ' ., .-,, I ,- - 1 ' 1 V 5 K,n!,I,, H , . .JF Q.. , . r g , X v 1 4 - V.-L41 ,. fig, 4, I ..-- , -. '- 1. . ' ' , ,1 ll -ff,-,I -- -- .f .. - . 1 R zfUfff,,-'f L '. - - ' . 5 m6 1 .'- f--v nf 7 . ' .. f f',, n r '1,4Y-. 7' 4. , J 4 1 1145404 I 51 -,,f',1,,Lf,5 Y - I 6 A., 1 4. Twe11ly-vigil! WILHELMINA HELMRICH 511 Camp Street EUGENIA HERRINGTON 1041 Cherokee ESTHER HESSE 193 Coral Avenue ELIZABETH HILGER 2213 Rowan Street A NORMA LoU1sE HOFMAN 526Mg S. Sixth Street ELIZABETH STELLA HOLLAND 1840 W. Hill Street BERNICE IRENE HOLMES 4468 Park Boulevard E . ' X ., 'f',. Q, gl- f.: .. '-:u..fL5!,g-,g g,1wf5.,giZ,f,gf, 'Egan' Wit 'fir' will ' f ' 'fr:,,1f'? ' L' 'H gif? 5 'Q , K-. -f ,T -1 x,g3.,gi2',5VzQ 5,1 we:-.4 W 'IJ es. 39943 - -'Q' qv ' 'J .-.nun-1 ,. . , 4 f- '. --J ' 7,21 'Z' 'gb -5 -' A 4 f , I .'.' ., 5 ,l 5' :,:. gg' 1- .1,,z. Mn, 1 . we-,sz ,.. .2 5 ..,,. ,, r. '., .... hi-I , 5,5 ivy: J. E 'hh :Q-.. '- 'QW ' -' Nbfff- H vw M . ' ' ' ' , ... 'ffl-1 'J Q' :fy , . mx -4QAs,'.f1',M . ,AL ,,.., - ,, n at',,!' s.f 11.190 .4. MILDRED HORN 2307 W. Main Street AMY LOUISE HUDGINS 2215 Glenmary Avenue RUTH HUDGINS 1648 Beechwood Avenue ADELE HUNCKLER 1126 S. Eighteenth Street LUCILLE HUP1-: 1959 Douglas Boulevard MYRTLE HU'rcH1soN 174M State Street FLORENCE ISAACS 516 W. N Street ,, gfffxrig' Q of 'ff . N: 1514 dt '-Mig. 1:6 21:5-,V ' ' 7 Z'2irm'f-f?'5:. f . , .f- Twenty-nine Thirly 1-.1 -' 6-. J.'.': 1.3.11 , 1 1' S ' 1 J K V 4 . 0 V, 1 5' QQPPFGYW- Rui! - . f W., I .-. .. .f..aw-V162-fIft.sr.z A ' gi 5 ..4, . ,Jw -1. . All ESTHER JACOBSON 1229 S. Fourth Street LAURA N. JOHNSON Anchorage, Ky., R. F. D. NO DOROTHY LOUISE JONES 323 Camp Street MARIE JONES 130 W. Chestnut Street MARY WILL JONES St. Matthews, Kentucky LOUISE KAISER 810 S. Twelfth Street RUTH KAMMERER 2324 Longest Avenue 'Tv 4 239,-r r I 4' 34111-'A -f' . f' I f' f, -'K i s xg' Iffd :fa Q '-n1'Z4,'?,6.2ffIQ-l U 7 gi 23 K ff 4- A pr , f. ,vi . in Y I .. I- e 5' , S ,. 5 x5-ffm, ' 0 ,' nb I , 4 , fl , rf 1 -4 f- fd., f VWW4 4 N M4 fo 25 U- ' 4- FLORENE CORA KELLY 922 S. Twenty-eighth Street LELA KELLY 1829 Ormsby Avenue CLARA KEMP 2225 W. Kentucky Street LILLIAN KERN 1405 Debarr Street JULIA KERR 308 Raymond Avenue LILLIAN KIMBREL 216 Guthrie Street ADA DELLE KING Anchorage, Kentucky -...vw d......L Z ' - ,,.- 239 ' ' . 't w f,,ff'f2v2 . as ' ' :A ,Af '.m i,mzr2f':rQ:. ' . ' Q '- 1 Thirty-one 1 1 r Thirly-tivo 1 , ,f 'I .- eff 2 1 -.1119 , 4 ., 5,35 ' L, 1.2621 11 GAA I, ljfgxvan ? ' . ., ' f 'Y ' 1 ' N 1 5 I '- 'f f f ,4,I,'5,ff' ru - ' - -- A ' f n 4, ,' f 3 ' 'Z-. ,,1' ff fn 1,,',-0 f 'M 4 L - .. -'K H. ,Y-f- Y L 0 1. - VIRGINIA ELMORE KING 190 Coral Avenue RAY KINGSI.EY 200 E. Broadway BETTY KIRTLEY 216 Hillcrest Avenue MARY LOUISE KUBAUGH 621 S. Thirty-fourth Street RVTH ALICE LAMPE 1508 Highland Avenue AMIILIA LANG 2721 Hale Avenue ANITA LATZARUS 339 E. College Street 'L' 1 cai',K.f,a -dh .f . Q . A , 5: if - CMF -' ' ' '-in 4516 ff' l 45ifQy 9' j - 4 ffix? ii: kv. 1 ,, ,02.f25,-5, ,wh I 41221 X N - f ,nn , V 45704224 1 ,-.-'. C 5' ,' - -- ' ,CFA VI y vfjp ?, Z- .il -.fy I: .I .4 MH. C6 ,.,-.gafgfr q R 1 ,- K 73 7 9, ,pkg t-fm, mf ti 6CbGaK'd'.,+ 8 hpvfie fs 3 r 7 -741,3 ,A 3:11 :. -I V ,.- ,, A I' I .A- - 4, I -. V X JZ!! -it -. - A , .- - -Q 'Ai ,life . 52.13, 25 - - , -. :' Z,f,.' ,5 ,9, 4 A f ' ,f5,ff.fff,4efIaeA.m. A , -57 ' ..u- f -A--' ' f?Y'- Y , SARAH LEWIS 1707 S. First Street ELISE LOCKE 937 Cherokee Road KATHERINE ELIZABETH LOEMKER 1257 S. Floyd Street HELEN LOESER 963 Preston Street IVA LoEToN 3036 Woodland Avenue BIARY LoI'IsE LORCII 543 E. Kentucky Street IVIAYME ELIZABETII LovELAcE Lyndon, Kentucky e - 4 N , fx- ,tg il, .iw - ,,:2?GIi ff: 111295475 335' 'MA-',,,fg2:2,2Y,g,. A1 v gg2.,41411:'c.3 , , .. -nur? I T11 1'rly-three 5-.Q .:L, P , ,'.. 1 ' LTL f A , ' V' f , W' , Q 1 5- xf ff .. . . .. . -. an fn Q ?lffffM1 ::h9,.., NSQQPF -my ,,f !9iQ52,5:-,Q i ws , f hlf mf K A- , fl, , sw , Q - Thirtyjour UQ, . Af I I ' I l . ' . ,iff-l.lf .ff f9f1ib,ll??,F- S 'Mi--5 ' ' 'A' ,gk -- I-v 4 '- Q L L ' DORA LYNCH 522 W. Breckinridge Street ESTHER MASON 2 2523 Montgomery Street MILDRED MASSIE 2022 Bariuger Avenue 2 MADELINE GERTRUDE MATTMILLER 2315 Bolling Avenue MARY MEGOWAN Valley Station, Kentucky JEANNETTE MERRIFIELD 417 N. Twenty-eighth Street ELIZABETH B. MILLER 307 Terrace Park 2'-Ziriwjiilfzfi 5f7 f':?31l' ' L bl w,f,-:y - - 1 ,J 1: zgawfsc A-'r',f57',1'Q' 4 Q 1 1- -YHQF5-'I C 5 fuffafs f I ,, , , f 'U I. Q 5 . .- ' 4 iff . .. :-JS.: w: em1' I 1 hi 'lfilvfg - , . if I .,,.'w.' ., , - ' ' ' ' ' 1' ,V ' 2-2 I sn, fwfr - . Ls 5 .. GENEVIEVE ARNULT MILLER 4500 Southern Parkway LORETTA MILLER 2209 Duncan Street IXQARY VIRGINIA MILLER 1433 St. James Court FRANCES MII.I,IKEN Y. W. C. A. MARJORIE NIINOTT 4111 W. Chestnut Street EUNICE MITCHEI.L 802 Washington Street HELEN LOUISE 1VIOELI.ER 1800 Eastern Parkway ,....f -1- 4. - - , ' 214452 5f51Z3?32Cmf?7'R' Q ,4f2.1 ,4t ,. , Qhy-hi ,og it H , Lf: Y.-Cf , I 'jjgzfx --rv - gffwja, 5142. a-'xii-jug' - 4:2 - I ,.4 - v '- I Agijfll Ar Thirt y- fi 'ue ' RQ' r 1 J pf I 'f i . s 'I V ' L V 1 v ' Q 5 vs 1' I - .40 'Avy 1' 1 117 nf Aj ,B f ,- , , rf Q- ld , H. ,LMA ,L 'QQ-.014 I FRANKIE MOORE Valley Station, Kentucky MARJORIE MORRISON 615 W. St. Catherine Street MARY C. NEWMAN 1317 Bellwood Avenue MARGUERITE NICKLIES 1028 Washington Street NELL MUIR NOLAN 166 N. Keats Avenue GENEVIEVE PARTCH 1202 S. Twenty-eighth Street GLADYS PEMBERTON 730 s. Fifteenthlstfeet Thirty-six P, n 7Rxy in V ' bfi! V-I.. 14 - i,-21252 R-ll: l ,,gf'.:P',v,' Pi' ' mfgr? aj, X.,-'xj,,'j2Zf,f4YfQ,f,gX 1 ' ' ,'f:'31-y1'ff'f.52. . Qgd' , - at--v 9g,,f if ,ggi 1- '.,7,,r, 10431, 5 1-,1. ,. -. - 1, ,..:: , I ' 3.2 I, 1 Q 'fi-'W 'z 'hlvzaa I N ,li - - ' ' ' ' . ,:g.Z9I:,HfQ'.-YgzllgetI Il Sf x ...S -.vt oL...-.- MARY ALICE PERRY 192 Coral Avenue LOUISE ADAIRE POTTER 720 S. Second Street KATHERINE ADELAIDE PRocToR 522 E. Kentucky Street MINELLE PULFORD 329 E. College Street RUTH RAU 118 N. Bayly Avenue LILLIAN RAVEN 4621 S. Second Street MARIELRAY 945 Barret Avenue 1 35:5 irc' fzkgip , f I Q' 1' f,, 'vu '6 , ffdi-IC' 2, -- ,M gym rj- ' -,,,.vg,, f 125 f ,Egg g if ,F g,2g1gig?f5f:.i - - gl . 2. 7'l1irly-xrven if 'f 3-1 v-irq dr 8' f , 1. 1 ... f. 11' -2-'1 '5 5 . 'A 1:57,-.IHA , ,af . J.-. ' C .jflgyxl-., -',2g,1.g:, ,. 1 I T hirly-eight IRMA LOUISE REASOR 1427 Texas Street FRANCES REICHMAN 1506 S. Fourth Street ANNA LOUISE REISING 2123 Edgeland Avenue GLADYS RELYEA 1017 S. Second Street MILDRED BATES RENEGAR Buechel, Ky., R. R. No. 10, Box 235 MILDRED RICE 3926 Western Parkway RUTH RINNE 3007 Duncan Street p f ' 621'-.-P-J 'fi V-' Ny-If 6 ' ,U , 21 iff- Ll. -' :Z'.',9'F' ,5'Apu.Q '.'1'Qq. 2:42. 2f5Ig5jqg ',' ' 2 li 2y,17f2 '5-- xvrbl f JA c A I ..1s 1 5 11- Q H , .1 5 1 .1 4' ft 5 V, N 5 f 131 Q ' I6 I 'r 1 4 ff f I pf' 'av 4. 1. ,4!uf',f ,' c Ai I M4 -or ,Pd H , ,Q 4- 4- 1-A AJ? MARGARET ROLLINGS 1926 Woodbourne Avenue RUTH Ross 104 E. Breckinridge Street ALICE RYON Audubon Park RUBY SAMS Prospect, Kentucky EDITH L. SANDERS 836 E. Main Street '-har' ' - V f - ,. ., MILDRED SCHEIRICH 1486 Cherokee Road RosELLE SCHINDLER Anchorage Kentucky I ., l 1' .' J., ,. ,Eu ,ph-235 ,Zi Mafia! Iygxffigbf , - 5'W27 Af .QQ f zf,gF, ff yi jfa iiffic-.4 Thirty-nine Forty ix., -fi, -5. t in M? . ,,145.jLfg5iq5,g,i :5 .' - I f' N-.ff-,.... f , J-W id., 4,y3Qe'L'f .f:-'vie,r1..1 3 V ELSIE G. SCHMIDT 1050 E. Kentucky Street THELMA SCHUCH 1322 S. Twenty-third Street GERTRUDE EMILIE SCHUFF 1615 Windsor Place VALERIE SCHUMAN 2716 Grand Avenue MILDRED SETTLEMAYER 223 E. Kentucky Street CLARA SHIELDS 2723 W. Madison Street SARAH SHIPPIN 2736 Shippcn Avenue ,f f fffief I ' ff' R 51 ff ,af ' 5 ?zi!11Eff5 575325- , ,f f. 4- f5,,Q' fiyg I .. I A 'ia 51 , ti Qjf'-A V - I ,H - Qlc N:f'l'l',!'-f rj--ffufE.ZA?'.4: ' LELIA SHULTZ 1843 Sherwood Avenue SADIE SIMONS 904 W. Market Street ETI-IEL SLOTE 431 Kensington Court FRANCES SMITH 65 Weissinger Court GEORGE MooRE SMITH 1220 S. First Street MARJORIE SMITH 1246 S, First Street EVELYN SPIVEY 2301 Grand Avenue fv 'w7'l. 5' y I W- + ' fgnga--fI'. 44:2-'Pqffq 7? ,fgggjg -1 f,.f:w-ff vw ,gf 53 Q 'aYf15'?,35C1 YWBZJ - Ifarly-one .5 1 21:1 37,54 . LMXftg?7 f v ' S 5 pn' 4 V f, ' ,., . r ' ' 1 fi f'f , A I ill? 'T , X 4,4 .426 .42I2gw..'? I Q ,. f,--ggunfff gui! -1-J ,. N f ,, Y A J, A Q ,, , V 4- 4 I.. 14. , ,Q-. V R- Y f. . Y V , Forty -two 'ivy I ma HATTIE STEIL 1780 Wilson Street EDITH STIENEKER 518 E. Kentucky Street ESTHER STIERLE 1057 Caldwell Street MARIAH STIGLITZ 654 Cecil Avenue ALICE STONE Buechel, Kentucky NELLE STONE 1648 Beechwood Avenue MILDRED STOUFFER 1054 Cherokee Road I A 1 'v',qQ7. 1', 'll ,Q I I-,,.,:,a1-'?f5 H'-14,Kf,,3g I 1, fgiaf 9 sb ,IMI Q., ' 1 2 Iulxvj ' Q ir jf 1f34 ' -.fm 1 lf' .1 , ' gg 5 . h '.-- , E ,ff 1,-,I-. . y new , ,V , sv 20.4 -as ...vc :nf f ff M T CATHERINE STRECKFUS 1032 Goss Avenue GRACE STROUD 424 E. Lee Street EVA MAE SUTTON 2422 W. Broadway EDITH HUDSON TAPP 1263 First Street LULLABEL THUSTON 622 Park Avenue HAT-TIE TINSLEY 2306 Letterle Avenue LENA RUTH TOWLES 233 E. St. Catherine Street 5 3 P-w1 'R2-H, . ' . ,-er H va fr ': 'P'. N ' f:r7,2.-fri' f ' -'-L4,-E12 4 .,- .,-f- D.ryuz,,.,g A 0 wife' 2 U1 'gl' fmfff'-',f'-2.1 mare xv f 1 ,ff 1: 2.-ww:-. - Q v '- Forty-three Fortyifnzzr if . . ' 3, ' V' 5 ww Itewffvff-+ ' A IZQM.. I fy G4 ,Q HI ,LL 1:-. fi: I I .ff '17, Z . I .',,, V, A -' . -. - 1 X 5, f F-.1 'ff f ' '-' 'asc .,j11'1 f u 'ft 1-1-. I E KATHERINE TRUE 1925 S. Fourth Street ELIZABETH VEAZEY 127 E. Burnett DOROTHY VOLKERDING 3817 W. Chestnut Street ELIZABETH VREELAND 218 Birchwood RUTH WATERS 1460 S. Second Street EVELYN C. WATTS 4318 W. Broadway MARGARET WEBB 2314 Bonnycastle Avenue ' , ' W1 2. ' 2:--I f' ' ,:s.-ki I3vP975.'?3 'EH' f I 5? 41 , .fir xff 22165 :Yf,:3.EgUQfp5 zevzsfgv 50152-3 Q , Q' 'A V ,: -' 'C I- ' -'Q 2775 959:17 ' 5 .-eff? 2-f .. vi' fl ., .- Q' 'fr 11 I' -17,26 ff- '51 A -. . .- .. . ' fd ?ffF'f,z 5-7.39 1-141-f Qc'1 A S fsiifiiiav I , ff- ,5,.,maL , ,cf , Qzrbuji' ,,.,,Ix,,..f.u EDITH WEDEKINIJ 1306 Cherokee Road lVlARGARET WEINRICI-I 1900 Deer Park Avenue THELMA WESTPHAL 115 Harlan Avenue MARY LOUISE WILD 1827 Tyler Parkway KATHRYN WILHELIIII 238 S. Bayly Avenue EMMA WILSON 722 S. Twenty-second Street SAIJIE WINER 910 W. Walnut Street DORA WURSTER Shively, Kentucky ELIZABETH YOUNG 732 S. Forty-sixth Street A '.-1-Q, 5,6 new I f ,if',1:'g1-m.1.fC :f'..4 L V '- Forty-jire 1 ,fi v , , g 'Y 1-A Q 4: gs: ' ' .'n gf,-f ,, A' .--if .gg :A ,.:,'- 5- 'M'-Me. fr: ,f I .1wgf-'-1- 3. . -- - nf... 1 j2Cf'g,1fjv?f: 1 V . 1 5 .4 41 .fi ... ,om 4,530.4- U.-pfife,:vf..f K lf- 'jifg ' A ex ella Sum :- , 3 Respice We've reached the goal of our high school ambition-graduationg and as we look down the long road of life-an unexplored and curving road-we pause and take a backward glance at the trail we've traveled the last four years. How short the journey has been after alll How full of interest, obstacles and fun it has been! When we started on the long road, how far away and almost impossible of attain- ing seemed Senior days and graduation! Each year, however, the way has grown easier and the goal nearer. At first we were beset by many small fears, doubts and disappointments. We were so very young and green and trusting. We suffered from the pangs of crushitis and ignorance. In spite of these drawbacks we learned to imitate our beloved and awe-inspiring upper classmen friends, and before we knew it we were invested with all the self-confidence of juniors. We thrilled over the new joys of an organized class and the things it brought, and were filled with our own importance. Finally we entered the sacred portals of Seniordom and with it came all the joys that we had anticipated so long even though they were slightly tinged with the sadness of the knowledge that they were our last and that the goal had been reached We look at the treasures gleaned from that four-year trail. Some of us have found leadership, some of us knowl- edge, all of us friendship and valuable experience. We stand ready to go on- on down that unexplored road. VVe look at it with eyes filled with eager anticipa- tion. With the knowledge and experience we've gained these last four years we feel ready to travel on, adding new experiences and lessons to our store. May joy and courage and happiness attend each and everyone of us down that long, long road of life. S. M. ll. -. I U ne- 'tg 4 K 4'- ' . .1---..3-. . , . pun A ,Q l M4 f,,C:Y2P'a gf .IL ' ' ' -uf! 9 ',,'A '.f1-ea.':aEf:Qe,, 'f f 52:11 4.gZ..4 Q 1 '- ME LE Q HQ A Forty-six ' '- 7 f 1' ,7'f',,,,,.' s , E - f4'tflffa:'f -2- .. -. f. H 1 5 5' ff-iff?f4 g sea I . -- ' - a -Q ' Class History There is such a place as earth I've seen it through my telescope and I've heard of it from our scientists. However, it is so remote that I've never been interested in it a bit-until today. Today I received, by radio, a message that the Class of 1922, the most wonderful, illustrious class on earth, is about to graduate. Such an event! By the dynamic force of its importance, the news has reached me. I am burning with curiosity, consumed with impatience because-because in a few moments I shall hear all! Even now, methinks my trusty radio has begun its tale. Let us listen! PF if if llf 14 ' 4' 't and so we came into High School, Freshmen. If it had been possible to come into High School as anything but Freshmen, we should have come that way, for you must remember we were an exceptional class. Indeed, so superior were we that in order to welcome us and make us feel at home our first term, they abolished exams-temporarily. Needless to say, we profited by this ultra kind- ness and passed safely from Freshmendom into the satisfying realm of Sophomore- hood. Of course, there were crushes-there always are-but most of us passed the crisis without evident damage. As Sophomores we did our share towards making ourselves agreeable to the faculty and to upperclassmen, or at least we think we did! We did more than that. We did up our curly locks and let down our girlish frocks, and became quite wise in the ways and customs of the school. Most people think Sophomores are un- bearable. We know we weren't! No. and we're not conceited, either! Our Junior year! The true beginning! We discussed, argued, talked, planned and discussed some more. We were going to have our first class meeting and elect our officers! At last our cups of happiness and importance were filled to the brim. We had our election and chose, with much ecstasy and more than much excitement, Marjorie Boyd, Evelyn Watts, Katherine True and Eugenia Herrington for our ofiicers. And that year, for the first time-for the very first time-we saw the genuine performance of class day! It was an occasion! We sang our class song and gave our yell and were enveloped in a fleecy cloud of bliss. Then came the dance! It is not necessary to tell what kind of a dance it was! -punch and all !-when the very Seniors had to admit it was even gayer and peppier than their very own. Of course, their boat ride was wonderful, glorious. We took pictures and ate and drank and danced and-well even the rain couldn't dampen our enthusiasm! Then, our junior year was over. We came back, but, strange to tell and contrary to all respected and honored precedents, we came back looking more youthful and less dignified than we went. . Vg-Y3? 39 1 Z'iT!' f': -EMG. . My-fri , 0 -v, :FW ' Q., ' 17, ,mv :.- .N affbfve' ' t .1f'z14x.ff4'Qc.4 ' Q Q' - F or! y-seven ..' l1 fg ,5QQ'., , QM .-.: ,g , ,C ,,,j Q. -in Y , .H Qi -,. ras.: g-v ' ' , f ' Those of us who had not already done it, had shorn our aforementioned curly locks and all of us had apparently shortened our aforementioned youthful frocks. It was rather unbecoming of a Senior! At any rate, no one can say our class was old-fashioned! In spite of it all, we were Seniors! We realized it, and We impressed the fact, or tried to impress it, on all who were not Seniors. First, our rings came! Words are not that can express the thrill-the rapture. !?!?!!!-yes, that expresses it! If we wore them rather conspicuously at first, we crave pardon, for you must remember that we were not versed in the art of wearing class rings. Any display of rings was quite unintentional. Then came the Senior election and with much ado came the announcement that Marjorie Boyd, Florene Kelly, Nelle Stone and Eugenia Herrington were the officers. Well, all we could say Was, Three cheers -and we really meant it!! How time flew, mid-year class day passed, mid-year graduation passed, at last we reigned supreme, honest-to-goodness, real-for-sure-enough Seniors. Again time flew until, one day, it was announced that our play was going to be Come Out of the Kitchen and that tryouts are to be next Monday. Tryouts did happen and, after four short weeks, the play also happened! It didn't just happen -it throbbed, it exulted, it lived, it rejoiced, it triumphed-but-it ended. Two days such as had never been-a wonderful play, two wonderful casts, and four performances that couldn't have been equaled! And then, to cap it all, will we ever forget that Mr. Fassett said it was the best amateur play he had ever seen! It was just too wonderful! On April the tenth, Monday, we dragged ourselves back to school, reluctantly, sleepily, but still wrapped in the play. The play was the thing! Soon, how- ever, even the play began to step, just a tiny bit, into the past, and we began to think of graduation. We ordered our announcements. It was the beginning of the end. After a few short weeks, came our last Junior-Senior Dance, and the last, glorious boatride, and our last-exams. We passed them triumphantly and, for once, a bit reluctantly. Our High School days are gone. Only gradua- tion remains and then- Jk Pk Pk JF FF How disappointing! I did want to hear it all. At any rate, I've heard enough to realize what great things happen on earth. I Wish every member of that re- markable class of 1922 the fate she deserves, a happy life and all the luck in the world-that's good for her. THE MAN FROM MARS. 1- -33? 4 I 121 fiilwfht it 'w'7Tq.'J?5f'2Yf75,u5'A' f:'21fi?f4 5'-3'-A . uf ,, 'Forty-eight , , ' A 1, ' I . fr , , , H F -s-rf li - -M 1 rg: 5- . W 5 , J 1: r T 1:4 vhfivdr 4 .5 5 VP i IHC ' if ff? ' U' ,f 1-9' l Q1 If f ff ff? l . 9 M f.4.- Jia.: .Q Hmxg: . I And Now We're Going to Leave It All Lois GRATZ. Yes, now we're going to leave it all, And doesn't it seem queer To think that when school starts next fall We won't belong back here? New Freshmen with their dolcful fates, The joke of High School days, Will take the place of graduates In the dear old High School ways. For now we're going to leave it all, The chapel, lunch room, gym. We won't have lockers in the hall- It makes our poor brains swim. Oh, can we go and leave it all- Plays, clubs and dances too? Oh, can we bear to find next fall No room for me and you? New Seniors sitting in our row! New Seniors in the play! And yet we know we've got to go On life's eventful way. We've many, many years to live With lessons big and small, We've each a service we must give, So we must leave it all. ,4 31 V -555' I , at :fir Yfaie ff 1' .112 mf fcffse-.4 Forty-nifze Y ':.fh9zi-1..1-YSQPQF . - f asf -2 ,J .,:'e3ff 'fi'- 2'9ff '-2 r Farewell With amazing rapidity the years have passed, bringing to a close the happy school days of the Class of 1922. We cannot suppress the feeling of sadness that overcomes us when we realize that We are so soon to say farewell-so soon to part perhaps never to meet again. All the little events pass in review before usg our Freshman year with its fears and mistakes, our Sophomore year when We knew absolutely everything, our Junior year in all its dignity, then, last and best of all, our Senior days with all their pleasures and joys. When, in the future, we look back to the years spent in this dear high school, and the precious memories of those days come rushing to us, we shall realize more fully the true value of each moment passed here. To the school we owe a debt that we can never pay. The sympathy, interest and untiring efforts of Mr. Moore, Miss Stewart and the faculty we shall never forget, and we hope to show our true appreciation by the character of the lives we live in days to come. I shall remember always the kindness and assistance given me by the faculty. To the Class of '22 I can never express just how much the privilege of being your president has meant to me. In the future the memories of these two years that I have been your leader will be golden ones. The sympathy, loyal support and wonderful school spirit that each girl of '22 has always shown have made this class the best in the world. Here's health, joy and success to every girl of '22, MARJORIE BOYD. e ?f2 r?'?l' v .. 1: i f ' :Avi -..fwr,,':zzF':2f.:v - -'I 4 ,J :f21a4v.fcffxa-3 ' L v 'fl ' F zfty be - '2? fQ?Q' . . ' ' ' S - h9.,'1..5 'PW' liar. ,222 fg,Q,,-2412 , , f 'HA fa' lyifwlzii'-f '.-j.f.,r1,,y'f,A: 4- Senior Reveries MARIAN FORRESTER. We pause, we noble Seniors, Where brook and river meet, And backward turn to Freshman Trod by our faltering feet. days, Those days-gay days and sad, We will not soon forget, Nor crushes Wild on Seniors, We loved and lost, you bet. We frollicked through those happy days Sans care and lessons too, And gave no heed that care-free ways Make dumb belles cry, Boo hoo. And gracious! how we bobbed our hair, We gave our sanction to this fad. We did not spare those dark or fair, And laughed at hair shorn bad. We pause, We noble Seniors, And look! what's in the glass? A future full of many things For all the girls who pass. Sorne charming ones will marry, Some clever ones will climb, And some, content on back seats sit And laugh at this old rhyme. . .its A ifyw 2.g 'e-fig' .gr up X F zfty-one 21 ,, ,42g Q3Jq .- ' qg2:F,gi4g5c,i:f -2 1 ps -.W 2 -. . :- 2- --1 ..-.. . f' an if 1 ' zfhkzgleieqpdfw- , -'iff-ML -4' g-- .....-' e ,,AA 4- I Class Prophecy Think, in this batter'd Caravanserai, Whose doorways are alternate Night and Day, How Senior after Senior with her pomp Abode her hour or two, and went her way. Thus Omar, the First, would have written in my stead. But I am come- Omar, the Second, Spirit of the First Omar who has had his hour and gone his way. He is hiwzsebf with Yesterday's Sev'n Thousand Years, but I, his spirit, know no time. Your tomorrow, little one, is my yesterday. Know all, see clearly, be not afraid! Pk if lk Ik Dk Marjorie Boyd, whose executive ability has already gained nation-Wide recogni- tion, will before long be stunmoned to Washington to fill the President's place during his strenuous social season. Eugenia Herrington, whose accuracy and honesty as '22 treasurer have made her beloved of all, will establish a Woman's Bank, the first of its kind in our city. Always adventurous, Nelle Stone will leave home to travel with f'Bailum and Barley's Circus before whose main tent she will be a vendor of peanuts and pop corn. But this vicious life will not last, for Nelle will be rescued by Miss Margaret Webb, a social worker, who will by that time have also gained fame as a daring detective. After a thorough political cleaning up in our fair city by the '22 girls, Dora Lynch will run for Mayor on the Democratic ticket. Sarah Barrickman will be offered the editorship of the New York Tribune, and will accept. Amy Hudgins and Edith T app will tour the world in search of a dramatic career, but, with the Bluebird, they shall find it waiting for them at home. Elise Locke will open an employment bureau, but, in this business-like attempt, she will fail. Being determined to be of great service to humanity, Miss Locke Will next establish an Exclusive Matrimonial Agency to which Gertrude Schuff will be the first to apply. Ruth Kammerer and Dorothy Adams will make a concert tour through the principal cities of Europe where they will be received by enthusiastic audiences. Lois Gratz will rise from a headline comedian on Keith's circuit to an orator whose main theme is rigid reform. She will later sail to the Hoodoo Islands to indulge in missionary work among the cannibalistic natives. Katherine True will soon be found at the Genoa Peace Conference where she will act as chief interpreter of speeches in every language. Lydia Caldwell's walk in life will lead her to the Y. W. C. A. headquarters where a little card on her desk will tell you she is a director of Y camps. P f1,.g?5? Fzfty-two 1 qs 'yff-Tl Y . -wfjfv 75,1 ' ',. gl.: -'gg' dilvqggfi sl ' 5 warp, 1,4 fig, f ..-,1 . ., ' 5 '.'..,. ... . he-N , . E46 ,. , .:,1 f ,.1,,w-dfiovspvffw QS, L T ,355 . -M I wir FY 2 Q igpiagr ffzeiffiiz . g Over the door of a smart Fifth Avenue shop will rest this small but imposing sign: Marie Cecille, Designer and Decorator. To intimates Mlle. Cecille will be known as Miss Dulaney. The fate of Evelyn Watts is uncertain. Her duty will call her to school teach- ing, but her ambition will urge her to the traffic cop's post at Fourth and Walnut. A city kindergarten school will be built in the days to come, over which Miss Stella Holland will have principal control. Charlotte Greenwood will take an interest in Irma Reasor's length, and will promise a brilliant future for the Second Longest Letty. Katherine Goodell will win fame in the baseball world. She will be star White Sox pitcher. Frances Gould will establish a protective institute for over-fed children. Millinery-hats, caps, bonnets of all descriptions. C But no, Madame raises her hands in horror, not hats-creationslnj-will be sold in Miss Doris Bain's importing establishment Love for animals will cause julia Bachus to wage a strenuous campaign in support of the Animal Rescue League. Anna Louise Reising and Evelyn Filson will continue to be inseparable, and will conduct sight-seeing trips to the site of the Old Girls' High School at Fifth and Hill. ' The neict generation will report its unknowns to Miss Kubaugh, head of the Chemistry Department in the new Girls' High. Qlt sounds just like our Mary Louise, doesn't it?j 'LCO-operation, their motto! Mildred Scheirich and Frances Fleming will form a partnership that will, by popular demand, result in a novelty sweater and waist house. Mary C. Newman will climb to fame on a bootblack's stool in the Starks Building ffixperience teachesj The Flash Electric Bus Co. will claim for its head chauffeur Miss Dorothy Volkerding. Esther Jacobson will rise as an elevator boy in the Marion E. Taylor Building to the seventh Hoor where her oflice door will read: E Jacobson, Realtor. Sk bk lk Sk Ik Thus- The Moving Finger writesg and, having writ, Moves on: nor all thy Piety nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a Line, Nor all thy Tears wash out a Word of it. SPIRIT or OMAR, . ,-,vi 1 A-H732 -z . I - ,Zi .'. SGS 2lf '.,' ' 'gm-'ffl if 'Q' '4-.Aiwa .1 l -'1'fTq. 5. aArgf.'E ' ' , J i 'S EQNJY41-a ' Fifty-three J Q,f-:Eg -N' ,,.,. .. , - 4 ,-,,f-fa-mg: ' ' I F' WQZZZQZ' 1if1lH'1 f H fzlgigw' 231 Q fgg,,..42i gqifiiiiu ' .. wab?-f..M 'f 4- , , F- v. . g2555,! FL--2445.5-14,14- f V . 1'I1Scl1ool' ' Girls Tentyears ago -f 11 Totlg Seniors mm, u 5 froh.'KefYQri 1 x -gqnx ta 'f W - , gl S .h .Huw ' W boring' jf ur' I ' f A . L 151- . ' E Iii! A 5-3 Q 1 - S 85' 1 'X' jf- , Q E' 31 - xg, .. P i ' ,, Erealnum N- gf , Qt' 1: 'mg ' . b ' j1:k'g U ' gOhW11:xf. ls ' mem. mo? 'xxx g ' , g 1, My 45.515 ,4'fff 'r-lL via-z, ff -51' F1fty-four gr ,,y ,f . A . f,4f41H,3,ri, - is ' v 24:51, f- ijt f ff.: I f, 'f ,'- 1' , H- , gy ',C?1:,',,,,f T .-e E ,,ffga.41'f414?4fiQes2z is I ...iv , -.Ita The Last Will and Testament of Cla s of '22 We, the Class of '22 of the Louisville Girls' High School of the city of Louisville, Jefferson County and State of Kentucky, being of sound mind and of testitory capacity, do hereby direct and will: After the payment of all debts and expenses these things are given, devised and bequeathed- An Irish wit and a charming brogue is left by Nelle Stone, alias Jane Ellen, heroine of the Senior play, to all those who aspire to such a role. To the hero of the next Senior play Amy Hudgins bequeathes the privilege of wooing and embracing the heroine. Vanity, thy name is Woman. Helen Baringer doth bequeath her now un- necessary hair pins to those who may boast of longer locks. Evelyn Watts, better known as business manager of THE RECORD, doth be- queath to all those in trouble her power of persuasion with which she convinced so many business men of our city. Smithfield, otherwise known as Mary Habitt, doth bequeath his manly affec- tion and appreciation to his recent string of crushes. Margaret Webb doth bequeath all the little ditties to Miss Kranz to dole out to the Glee Club as she sees fit. Mary Cecil Dulaney doth bequeath to the Freshman Classes her miniature theaters, hoping that in their dull moments they may amuse themselves with Punch and Judy shows. Dora Lynch leaves to the Sophomore Class the great self-control which helped to make her president of Student Council, hoping it may come in handy. The editor of THE RECORD, Sarah Barrickman, doth bequeath to Miss Robert- son her blue censor pencil so that it may be given to her successor. Ruth Kammerer will leave a short treatise on how to write a good short story. How much am I offered for it? Marion Forrester leaves to the next alumnae editor her ability to tell nice things about the graduates, providing the said editor will give Marion a write-up after graduation. To all the grouches of L. G. H. S. Marjorie Boyd leaves her sunny smile with the hope that they use it occasionally. .- ,e,,-fii iwfac if' l .. Qgfffidli ny 5793.2 rail. i. fi-2: ,, ' :eff zf,g.v,,v f 7 11542114-gi ffyiii-3 - 2' 'Q Fifty-five dir--v' - ,K :f .f '-Pm. '? . J .. - f 'S' 9 1.55114 1.f4..11i'fGe9eP 3 . , . ny. :,'7f'fgv.M A L I ,li Y,-A F, 'ZQZQQ'-' .-L. :,gib,2-T',4:- -I Lullabel Thuston doth bequeath the privilege of being Hanigger in the Wood pile or nigger in a closet. Discovered! The means of helping to make the world merry. This is the be- quest of Gertrude Schuff. ' Could anyone have ever pictured before our play Elise Locke as a critical domineering lady? To any one who aspires to stellar her role, she leaves the ability to assume the characteristics of any type character. Lois Gratz leaves to some oneC?j Cwith the exception of a Soph already emcientj her argumentative ability, hoping that it may sometime withdraw the teacher's attention from the lesson. Katherine Goodell leaves the ability to make mimeograph stencils Without getting ink on her fingersC?D To any poor sinner Who- happens to need them Mary Louise Kubaugh leaves her string of dates. This sounds like eats. girls, but they are neither sweet nor juicey. p To some one in the future Chemistry II class Marjorie Morrison leaves her ability to find unknowns, Here's hoping that person has not only Marjorie's ability but also her luck. Florene Kelly doth bequeath her originality in solving the problem-how to :avoid work and keep your reputation-to those who may make use of it. - The privilege of leading any procession or parade in which they may participate is left to our successors. To the undergraduates we leave our dignity with which We treated the incom- ing Freshmen each term. Our good Will and appreciation is bequeathed to those who have helped to make us What We are Blame yourselves if you're not satisfied with the results. In testimony whereof We hereunto set our hand and seal on this ninth day of June in the year of our Lord, 1922. -I' 1' , 1 , ' .- .fptfi-41. A r f - ffaziiffl i'W5i'Z?go.5ap??iq' i ff'Q?Z43f5QfQ:.Q1. jx ' Wjyjk? 5134? 'smfgai iii. iffrgil 'Uf wg? 2111-7g'4 F iff y-six --v fY'V ffl '15 yr 2 ,' -.'- !.. L. u 1 ' p fl, rtfg A ...P - -...wibvw o4.....- , , 1 1 li. , 1 H P ,-I i L 4: f M I X 'Tf 5 f wa . 6994? af. g I 41, . .,'1-funf: 'glf' 532 ,. 4. l 4,1 , ,, I- , f 'ft -4- .. ,... ,.. Behind the Scenes LENA RUTH TowL12s. Oh, come with me behind the scenes And I'1l sing you a roundelay In the style of the blithe old ballads Men sang in the olden day. I sing of Come Out of the Kitehenf Most wonderful of plays, That we'll never grow tired of praising To our ehildren's ehildren's days. I sing of Come Out of the Kitchen, VVith its sorrows and its joys. With its heroines fair and its heroes. Its confusion and its noise. I sing of a lovely maiden. The picture of beauty and grace, Who wept with more zeal than reason, Till her eyes ran over her face. I sing ofa manly hero Who jumped two feet from the floor VVhen he heard a start'ing blow-out Somewhere outside the door, I sing of a dashing brother Who forgot to come in at the end. nv And while We were woncl'ring and Waiting To his dressing room did descend, -. ky y qi ,r 3, ?,,,,D:w:. 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' j ,lqf gxgiffgw 'fgf'g4-31' ff'-In-,A Q x f - ef ,Y fa J. , 'W Rwffffn- ,Q-5-4N f,,L l-In 1,1 Wifihzj A 1 'M-'- lv E-i'gwm5-in. .g Q tl flower, Crmnu..fw-.Yu f- U f I t I -bivq? -nwffbfheeb if I 'X l W 4 41- 6 i V 'uf 1 ' 1 xi- LQST Ohg vomce. ...ln hu- 'Tm bmi Z? of wb, 5, lrmn Rauf Qsfg w-'ANN - 1,2 fi ,,. . , , . If r' A ' f 1 . M W'-5-uf., ,gf -- ' ' ' - ' - O iihfmzfffiefgfikvefe, . I , M, . .- W, ,., Four-I eafed Clovers RUTH KAMMERER, ENGLISH VIII. It was a pretty picture they made sitting under a great old beech tree in Dr. Layton's yard. The girl was dressed in a crisp blue ginghamg on her skirt spread before her was a large leather book and she was pasting in it dance programs, news- paper clippings, pressed flowers and kodak pictures. The boy, in dirty white trousers and a shirt with short ragged sleeves was lying on the ground, grumbling over the fact that he had found but two four-leafed clovers in all his seventeen years. You've been pretty lucky at that, Gerry, the girl surmised, as she pounded a clump of straw in her memory book. I'll bet there's not another person in this town who has traveled as much as you. At this moment the porch screen slammed and an elderly man strolled out across the lawn. In his right hand was a letter which the girl eyed eagerly. He gave it to her and as she poured through its contents the man and boy watched her expression in a half amused, half puzzled sort of way. Suddenly she scrambled off the ground and threw her arms about the doctor's neck. Oh-oh-hl she exclaimed. Uncle Precious, Gerry, I am thrilled to the core! The boy looked rather bored and said. Well- It's from Alice Ainsworthg you remember the girl who stayed next door last summer? You weren't here, Gerry, but goodness knows, I wrote you enough about her. She wants me to visit her in Canada this summer. Isn't that heavenly? Gerry! isn't it, I say? H But the boy didn't agree. Well, I'll be blamed. Here is the first summer I've been home in years, and you go off and leave me. How long does she want you? july and August. Dr. Layton stroked the girl's hair. You'll have an awfully nice time, honey, he said, 'ibut it'll be lonesome here in the old house without you. Gerry won't let you be lonesome. You come over just lots, hear, Gerry? And in the meanwhile I'll be writing you volumes about my escapades in a fashion- able summer resort. With which she paraded in the house, her eyebrows raised and her chin in the air. . 53i'1'-551' ff , Q I' L41 -T --V 'u:'7fq, fra. 2:1:t.? '.??i'1-ffl Sixty .-I . T. ' 5' 'hyggq ifwgfv ff! 1 W'-QL We ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .L-'-hlifxrf' Iii E.: Q. - ,N .-- , .,.. .I One hot afternoon in August two months later, the boy turned in at Dr. Layton's gate and found the old gentleman lying in a swing at one end of the vine-clad porch. What's on your mind, boy? Pull up that rocker and sit down here. Dr. Jim, Gerry began, I'm worried about Anne. Let me read you a part of this letter: ' Gerry, I literally feel myself growing up and I think I'm about full grown now' You can't imagine how much I've learned about life, and what peculiar old-fashioned ideas I used to have. Gee, I was narrow-minded. Funny, isn't it, how you out- grow your ideals almost as you outgrow your clothes. This crowd up here is typical to magazine storiesg everything is the same from country clubs to that detestable word-flappers. For example, the girls all smoke, but stop and think, where is the harm in it? Boys don't get criticized. I always swore up and down I'd never become one of these so-called modern people, and yet, Gerry, they are so interesting. I'm simply dying to do something diferent. I want to come home and wake the old town up--perhaps do something terribly daring and give 'em all a glimpse of the outside world. Wouldn't it be fun to shock Mrs. Smithfield Weatherly? ' The boy paused and glanced towards the swing. The doctor's expression hadn't changed. Well- he drawled, is that all? Noi this from Gerry, doggedlyg it makes me darned sick, though. Anne will come back a changed girl. Boy, you mark my word, she will not change. I'm afraid you haven't much faith in her. Can't you trust her? Gerry hesitated, and then blurted out something he had heard often from the lips of older men. No, but you never can tell about women! Anyhow, I'm through now. I've been getting this kind of a letter for the last month and I'm not going to be the thrown-over-one when she comes home. When you write her, Uncle jim, I wish you'd try and explain. I don't know how. And with this Gerry Hung off the porch. The doctor looked over the rim of his glasses, smiled, and said to himself: The selfish young cur. A few weeks after this Anne returned. She was full of her good times andiher gladness to see Uncle Precious again, and had forgotten Gerry for the present. The third evening she was home she asked Dr. Layton about the boy. What had happened that he had changed so? Why did he write such disagreeable letters and what made him stop writing? Where was he now? I guess he'll be over in a few days, honey. He'll explain. That reminds me- Anne, I want to ask you something. Will you answer truthfully? F ,,,.9.1Cf'273i.aSza: vi ',,, Q01 f 5 gQf'I3E!i:,S?qC J 3, 0 17:5 Sixty-one .. .. . r 'it 5' if ihkzi-:..'i:fi'f'49FFfr3'i' QSM. , ,Q -q,-,--,Mr I 4,51 .,, I .Que I,:.l1'4f-1 ,r3,4,lf9,r'f.4:- A Why, Uncle Jim, you know I will. Were there any,-did you like any especial boys in Canada? Oh-yes! Heaps of 'em. There were Bob Ainsworth and Reggy Che lived in Englandj and Tom Ware and Philip Saunders and- At this moment there was a peculiar sound around the side of the porch. The doctor coughed violently and then said, ' Yes, yes, my dear. Of course-safety in numbers. Now tell me this: Did you ever smoke? Well, once, the girl began, I tasted a cigarette but it made me sick and I hated it. Otherwise I've never smoked in my life. But, please, Uncle jim, do tell me about Gerry. I am beginning to miss him terribly. Do you know, there wasn't a single boy in Canada who, I thought, measured up to him. The telephone in the doctor's office rang and Anne was left alone on the porch. A few minuted passed and then another peculiar sound was heard around the porch. The girl sat erect and clutched the arms of her chair. Then in a loud whisper she heard- Anne! Who is it? she called. It's me. still a whisper. What do you want, Gerry Walton? Oh-gosh, Anne, don't be so hard on me. May I come up? Silence reigned, and finally the girl called softly: It depends on what you have to say for yourself. I've been a cad, I want to apologize and-explain. ' ' Well-I guess-you-can. 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I 5f35gsf :1..v,IfI,3145i, , y 1 l 5 : 1 l l v I rr g I a . - ENGLISH VII CLASS OFFICERS Ruth Higgins, Presiclenlg May Bannon, Vice Presiflentg Margaret Lamar, Secrelaryg Dorothy Holland, Trmszmfr. ENGLISH VI CLASS OFFICERS Eleanor .lr-tt, Presidenlq Helen Parks, Vire Presidenlg Elizabeth Carter, Sefretaryg Ruth Wimp, Trmxllrw. ENGLISH V CLASS OFFICERS Anna R. Branham, Prexidezzlq Myra lX'Iewb0urne, Vice Presideulg Sarah Bohon, Secrelaryg Marie Cross, Trcaszmfr. - '3 n 1, 32- , TMA A H I 1,2234 I l ll' I K I 'gang '.f4-',,,,'?2i,-Ag?-, J U Q2 zgmfiffidi , , - Sixly-four - L f , . .. - . H 4 2?ffff' 0 ' A ' .- - . ' s fsggfa, ho meteor ,. W, W i I vw 'A f Q' ,ax ' L r A f, .1 ' 1-I-' . .,. L , .- ' 17 -. H N 7255? 4,2 ,, 5 . , J. - V.-.- V V--w-5 V - ,- , S'I'L'DENT C4 PUNCH, Ilura Lym-h, Presirlfnlg Helen Parks, Vin' PVl,5itif71f,'Ji1T1l113' Hughes, SI't7!'fl1f'Vt1P1fI TTEIISIIVVV. , 'i v ,. :gLf?g-' ,zw fAEif13,??fj- x'Z7311' 'i,fsee2+i9AQ - 5032? gd? -,,,.f,,':2Ef':?fgy GJ S .Q-gg1g.a:gff:'a4 ' - Y '- S ix! y- ji we 5 J-f I4 ., . ' 'Q L ' J!- 1 ' ' . .J ggtfignjhf .R .V ,Z ,',h:1 -15 15 vtzwgk-4gf,f1,, f Q ' 5 ,sWf,f'A 1-fr .. -- -. . f .' ' eff fggx-ga-ff iv l.Z'-:..l'- X 541, fivigfflan j 1 , W,-3-AGM ff -...- - L V. , ,Zi2Q.4' .?i..meL.:rf..4 jJ .. - . , GARDEN CLUB Ethcl Cain, Prmfdeniq Irma Mitchell, Vive Pres2'dm1I,' LuH:1ha-I ThllSU'T1'l, Sl'fl'l'fflfj',' Estvllc IX'10rrick, Trms'urer,' Murgurm WL-iurivlm, St'7'QL'lIllf-Ilfni71715. ALETHEAX Ruth Kzxmmerer, Prv5frlvf1l,' Ncils St mc, Vin' Prfxirif1zl,' Mary Cccil Dulzmuy, Cnrrespnzzdiizg 5z'f1irt11ry,' Elisy- Lovko, Iirmnlfrzg .51i'l'V!'f1l ry: :XI1'I.I'Q'L1'i'1 XVcblm, T1'f'.'zxz1r1'r,' Ihrllthy Arizuns, Sfrgearlf- 4114 rmx. Sixty-six ' f' ' - Gfiikv' L 1 I in ' ,fw VF 7 2113 - L 4 ' -' - -4 3 ,zfniafffff A 1 4.1, -1 f ' --.J , , ,5I,, ,.. - i' 'N Q. 4' +77 ' .i -,r ,Q-Q' f 4 1 .A '4' 4' HRC'HIfS'I'R.X lluwwlmy .X'l!lINs, Prfzwlwfzl .mfl .ILYIIIII-f7l7I!.Yf.' NI'1rg:u1'1 'N wwf, I Pwv: !f'f1',' l'.QIl1vr Hwv , I ,. . ., . .Nf'1'nu.11'y 111111 lrm1.v11wl',' Klzlry I, misc I3f1vh'N'l:1, Lzfmzrzfzu. GLEI2 CLUB .Xzlg-A!i1u' NIMH' wkliu, Pl':'.x'lAf'VI,'.' Ificillm M1 Cu'I.'x', Viz' PI'.'UAI 7I'.' Rmlm Iihuimxsky, -Nk'f'1'r!f11'x zllllf Tm1.v1m'r,' Szxmh King, ,lf'f'w1,'w1:z1'xl.' ID :rms Bum, L P,V,l .'v.1fI.' xf'lI'lLl!'Ul XXX-lylm, 4'!m'r l.mnlw1 .S'1'xl-v-nwrw gf 7' f - -- Jr. , ' ' ma 43,549.7 f D, ifa ' ,kj fra , Jgfir,-,A-A h t i ,w'A1 ' A' i A.: -v V,., r nf 1-13 -,: .. 1 A , ., lv' 'WM 1 D x 1 .1 .V W' 2 13, 4- -I I ' ,- j 1, ' fwvfv g L V ' rc , . ,AMA L ,,: ii x- in 5:45, QM, 534, ,C N I GYM CLUB Mary Inez Hertzsch, Presidenfg Alice Hurnemaii, Vice Presidenlg Mildred Horn, Secrelary and Treasilrer. CIVICS CLUB Lillian Kimbrel, Presidenlg Elise Locke, Vice Presidentg Amy Deane, Tn-asurz'r,' Anita Latzarus, Secrflary. SCIENCE CLUB Alice I-Im-naman, PfESlill'E7'lf,' Mary Louise Kubauggh, Vice Presidenh' Mary Louise Wild, Sec- retary and Treasurer. A v11f3?1iqg?5Q.Egfk52 33 '-q'1?al'l' -4 A rf'-Q fi A-Jw ' .14 f,,lf,11Vffy .2 H' ' 'UQ ya? 5.11, . 22,3 -K ' f 5: 23. L- E J I 1 , ,fi favfffcci .Sixty-e1'ght 5 ,jrajjd h P di .Y igreiigi-gi'-111 I l I 6 I UAA 'If' 'JL Wt 1 K4 ' ' .. . b ' 'Q n iw f., - ' ' g , '75 I .4 ,IQ ,W -.1 ', .4 : : .T f' tg' 5 wan 74511972 f. ' a',,4,.1 - tgp z . 1:1 H -I, I I ., ,... . Ll' , - ,If l , ..,-3'-A A if ,Q H - , . ,ya-L.. .-.-1'-.,..:f.-wh I LATIN CLUB l Mildred Jolmsrm, Pft5Sfll,FlIl,' Dorothy Hcick, Vire Presidenlg Mattie Ellis Gregory, Swrvfzzryi Kznlicrinc True, Trffa surer. FRENCH CLUB Elozmor B. Jett, Presidenlg Helen Brooks, Vive President: lN IaryE.Chadwick,Sefrelary and Trezlxzlrer. SPANISH CLUB Lucille Allen, Pn'xz'zle'r1l,' Mary Elizabeth VVz1sl1le, Vife Prvsiflenfg Lillian Kl!lll5FCl, Sl'tift'ftlf'V.' Mincllc- Pulfrwrcl, Tmzxurer. I' 4'-'A liylfufx 1 ' 72, 'V vfanfjas U ? 1 . J , - fix 4 1 N7 4 Sixlyfn in U if , ,, ,+ , Jm ff , ,, , K 1 is -5 il 5-if P , - uvdii, Hint! :I di A L A 1309? df- ,, 'ff 911 1 U , L f ' 'ji J' 17,311 JZ-'. , DRAMA LEAGUE Eclilh Tapp, Presidenig Elise Locke, Vice President, Amy Huclgins, Srrrelary and Treasurer LYRIC CLUB Anna Virginia Mitchell, Presiderzlg Vnlvria Schumann, Vife Pre5idf'nl,' Luis Carter, Serrelary Amy Deane, Treasurer. I , A4 ,regex 4g5pf'r.f 'u'4i h14,::Z.'2?i',g -J f ,E 255111 Sezwlfy f diffs ' 'Visa d' M 2347 5 5 Sl gf v ' 4 -ei' ff' .4h,if,1',1,g. I f 4' 1 C 2754 -f- H , , S ' , r' ' ' TF' Pea our ' , bf .1 ,ff Q21 , o 1 C' 5 Cf' Wyffr-iwg. f 1, A f J is 1 . V. ..J'1. l0, .,V. --- ik ..,- - - mar. L . HI-Y NI Secretary: Franvvs L ' F tz, Vire Presidrnlg Mary C. A ewman, Lvdia Caldwell, Presiderllg ms Jra Flcmrng, Treasurer. Florcnc Kelley, Presizlerztg Alma Maxey, Vife Pr Bumgardner, Treasurer. STRANGERS CLUB ,V .. ' 91' , f,fsfea+: rmf Aww -.Q fh, 1fZf52Y1-S., 1 t'25.i1Z'-di , ,, ,- ,. esidentg Dorothy Winter, Secretary: Eugenia Swmlfy-mic ,.-'rf' X 2 1-A . Q 5'-fa., 42. 4 ' ' ii it-.41 ,. 51.5 Q' TIA ,ncgkwl 1 V ' 5 W, - U 4r':.,. .9 ' ' ' ' flbaiefrf 231350351 + 1 ,s-5-A.. Aw- - QP .. ,,,. . ,Fi -' - .,, 6.-I g - -- . t EL ' an ' fi If F . y ,,. - V .ef MCD ANTE UP AGAIN. Jimmie- I'll bet I can steal Minnie-f'I'll bet you two you can't. Jimmie- You win. a kiss from you. OH DEAHY 'LWhat made the canoe tip over? Cholly carelessly placed his pipe in the corner of his mouth. He held his face against her face, She seemed too peeved to speak, But finally she blurted out: 'fYoung man. I like your cheek! nfulggler. Amy H.- Do you think that ignorance is bliss? Helen B.- Well, you seem to be happy. Teacher fhaving just explained an important fact in historyb-'AI see question marks all over your faces. Florene K.- Oh, nog they're spit curls. A skin you love to touch -A diploma. Eagerly, devouring, they gazed at each other. Slowly, yearningly, he reached out his arms, and then with a sigh dropped them to his side again. No, no, he groaned, 'AI must not. I hayen't the right. Why, why? 'h' ' , in ispered the girl tenderly. VVe were made for each other. And then they made for each othcr. THE END. .4 'iq-,ggi 4+ ,fy-4.5 , Q .41 in . .541 ,, , ',.,.f,4,'4142f-32,52 my - - ' v 'Q Sezfenty-two .5 .- ' ' Q :.fh9ZQ-1..i'gYc'g5F l af, S422 1 , ti -4'jf.'.M44 , ,oi f ..., J- -Auf I-v Y 6 v:-3eQf!'- rj. e,,rb,rT'fA: - Y Ches- You were very rudeg were you born in a barn? Nut- No, I was raised in a cave. That's why I get homesick every time you vawn. Mildred S.- How can I get this car over this ditch? Helen V.- Why not think it over? Bethuel M.- Have you heard the new song, 'The Proposal? Marg. W.- No: what key is it in? Bethuel- Be-mine-er. Mary C. D.- There's an unusual heavy traffic on Fourth Street today. Nelle S.- Yes here comes Gertrude SchuiT! ' So your father is a Southern planter? Yes, he is an undertaker in Atlanta. -V00 Doo. TEACHER'S MISTAKE. John- Teacher, can one be punished for something they didn't do?' Teacher- Why, nog of course not. John- Well, I haven't done my arithmetic. I Sarah B. Cshowing her new gownb- I wore it to the dance last night. It's the latest thing out. Mary A.- Yes, I suppose so. You got in at two-thirty this morning. WHAT IT PROVES. If a girl cries it proves that she has a heart and that she has confidence in her face powder. First Row- Whatl Can't even get a seat in the bald-headed row? Ticket Clerk- Sorry, sir, but we're all sold out. You see, this show is claimed to be a hair raiser. HE HAD KISSED HER. Archie- Why did you call your mother? Marjory- I-I-I didn't know she was home! Drawing apart, he whispered fiercely to himself, Pull yourself together, man. -Goblin. .N . . Ag Rf.:-nm. I A , , la ,Quai ,, ,ds ,v -, ff ' fy, ,pw z.. , i,,,-wr,':zA-'35,-5.1-.ra L vggagf arg Ar ,G I 1 fl Ai Seventy-tlzree ' V 1 ,Z 5' . 'rw , , . '2 ' . , I' H' I rg: --h 4. 'I I: . : P T I 1 .5 ' We the idbiilfnf 4 ft 1 ' i' ,f f 'Q' ff fig! if! f 3 Q- ,, 4- .. f, '-can f e-Y Jn ...,,,,. .nv Y- me 1-'v '- Teacher- Can you name some much needed inventions? Lela S.- Noiseless soup spoons, knives that will hold peas, and muzzles for bed bugs. Late hours are not good for one but fine for two! Teacher- Decline 'sick' for me. Julia K.- Sick, dead, gone. Sweetie- That scar on your head must be annoying. Charlie- Oh, dear, it's next to nothing. I love to hear a girl talk baby talk. Me, toog but not to a dog. -Ex. Pretty soft, said the Freshie as she scratched her head. Dora L.- I gave the beggar a penny and he didn't even thank me. Kath. T.- Nothing unusual in thatg you can't get anything for a penny these days. A certain fellow named Fitz Falls asleep wherever he sitz- On the curb he did nap, With his hat in his lapg When he Woke up he had in it six bitz. -juggler. The trouble with America is that it's so dry. The trouble with Russia is that its soviet.-Lzfe. Rastus, is my bath warm? Yassauh, the wahmest Ah was ever in. -Ex. Teacher- Dorothy, why aren't you prepared?,' Dorothy A.- I am preparedg you said, 'Read Twelfth Night or What You Will, ' so I read The Shiekf' 'A Business is business. l'Whom have you cheated? -Widow. Buy your umbrellas when the sun is shiningg they usually go up when it rains. V ,, gang, I ., . ,v Ugg' -71.15 al., Seventy-four 1 F i, A-5 I an : .gg --5 5 N if U u. ' 135 l 58114 3 , ... 'sw--,.... I fa-L1 -e ,J .: .2f ' M ff 1'1'9ff 'L 4 My name is Williamg And one night I asked her, As I held her tight, If I could kiss her once or twice. She looked at me, And then I heard her softly coo And say in French: Oh, Billet-doux. -Tiger. We fail in physics, flunk in chem. They hear us softly hissg I'd like to catch the person who said That ignorance is bliss. The evolution theory, said the professor, is that we all come from monkeys. You're wrong, said the flea, biting him on his bald spot, I came from a dog. Teacher- Spell the word 'weather. ' ' Irma R.- W-e-a-t-h-o-i-r. Teacher- That's the worst spell of weather that we have had in a long time. Some people's knees never get along. They're always knocking each other. Departing Senior Cto teacherj- I have come to thank you for all I know. Teacher- Oh, don't mention the triiie. I have kept up with my studies but I haven't passed them yet. -Ex. NICE KITTY. Jack says he loves to play with my hair. Then why don't you let him take it home some time? David W.- My, but that is a beautiful arm you have. Ruth K.- Yes, I got that playing basket ball. David- Do you ever play football? She- Let's sit out this dance on the steps. He- Why? She- I'd like them under my feet for a while. A i7 if-wZz':,2Q F311' 4 I QfZ'fgf2a+fif l - fr zfzpfzf :gait -,.. - gag' gtg.: ,c f f gay g4fg:g,d . , ,, Sewerzly-five ifjyinfi ds 3- i- . '2f5 l 42,4 fue .- af N ':.'f'f'-g.1'e? ,fav s Q 5 ' Q,1, 12 ff- ' -T2 ' 111- -. ,'- 213- -'- 1 : ,,, ' 44' 1, 1 1.5-'f' S' 5519 1.-1. .1-9599? V .. '97f, f14f '+V' -1- ,, Vgfqfff'- -if-4fiL,E'?,4: ' ' Poet- Your eyes say that I may kiss you, but your lips speak not. Girl- Seeing is believing. Teacher- What is proportion? Evelyn W.- Proportion is ratio. Teacher- Well, what is ratio? Evelyn- Ratio is proportion, Teacher- Well, what are ratio and proportion? Evelyn- I can answer only one question at a time. Movie Actor- But look hereg if he's going to throw me into the rapids, how am I going to get out? Director- That's all right. You don't appear again. He- I saw you twice yesterdayg why didn't you speak to me? She- I never speak to anyone in that condition. Another frame up, said she as she hung up her last picture. Wanted-A woman with one tooth to bite holes in doughnuts. Pat- Hey, Mike, I know where you can get a good job with a under you.' Mike- Where? Pat- Cemetery. Even a fish wouldn't get caught-if it kept its mouth shut. He- Have you an hour to spare? She- Yes. He- May I kiss you good-night? -Yale Record. Tea or coffee? Coffee without cream. ' You'll have to take it, sir, without milk, sirg we're out of cream. - .f.flg.,3'ff?7?sQ1el g?AEl2 -1' - A,.-ny.. . SAM: 6x l ,-4 ',,,45'f2l+flQ7' 4- ' QQJE' 'zezfifai -ff 4 :Ziyi l'ffF::2-' by U F I 4 I .J Seventy-six lot of men H 4.3 4' . .. . , . '4 f- ff 1- 50.95351 ' -5 F' 'Iii-'L a - ' ...A a ' Gracious Conductor- S'all right, lady, you can ride on your face. Purseless Lady- Thanks, but I would rather sit down. - V00 Doo. IT WILL COME OUT IN THE WASH. You'll have to go now, William! Oh, don't say that Dorothy-not yet. Yes, it's for the best. But I can't leave you this way. Please let me stay. No! absolutely no! Well, I'll go-but is it all over? No, William dear, there's just a tiny spot on your cheek. -Widow. Brewster- With you at my side, dear, I have all the courage in the world. Bonnie F.- Be careful, the shades aren't pulled down. She- Mother told me I mustn't kiss you any longer. He- No more, but just as much? -Yale Record. Bell- Don't you think May is marrying a bad egg? Boy- Yes, that's why she's afraid to drop him. Never run upstairs to wind a clock. just wait and it will run down. Ikey-'tBet you can't guess vot I got in my house. Jakie- What you got-a little home brew? Ikey- N ien, a little Hebrew. -jade. 'lWould you like to see my coat of amis? I don't care so much about looking at it, but I'm cold. H MOTHERLY ADVICE. Mother- And what did you do when he kissed you? hope you showed him you were angry and indignant. Elise L.- Yes, indeed! I was up in arms at once. Policeman Cto disturbing banjoistj- Young man, you:must accompany me- He- Awright, officer, what'll you sing? -juggler. He- I asked her if I might see her home. Her- And what did she say? He-- She said she would send me a picture of it. V. dl: 'if'7 '7?5FiVw: 3- , ' ,151.17 fs 'f g,.g,:,g??jp -,,l'.zY. f1i2'22f'Qi.gL:,vY 'pl' i'4211:i25fC'3314 Seventy-seven 'I Pf 3' Q I ..,, 41.--'A,.,..f'.,.' ...g at .,73Q.em ':4+i2t,rf:.Aa + Alas, cruel world, I was engaged to a garbage man's daughter, but she tied the can to me. Are you on calling terms with your neighbor, Mrs. O'Agin? Yes, indeed, I called her a liar and she called me another. UP A STUMP. Pete- That girl has so many men she doesn't know which one to go with. Repete- Sorta up a tree, isn't she? Pete- Yeah-pop'lar tree l Lela S.- I have a good job at the confectioner's. Mary A.- What do you do?', Lela- Milk chocolates. -Ex. He- I'd like to know why you girls get engaged to several men at once. She- When you have only one match, doesn't it go out? A Some one has squealed on me, said the thief as the farmer caught him in the Dig pen Irma R.- Waiter, this soup is spoiled. Waiter- Who told you ? Irma- A little swallow. For shame! Don't you know that honesty is the bes' policy? Mebbe sog but, anyhow, chickens am de bes' eatin'. Teacher- Your recitation reminds me of Quebec. Edith Tapp- Why? Teacher- Because it's founded on a tall bluff. Wes. K.- May I kiss you? Nell N.- Isn't that just like a man! Trying to put all the responsibility on a womanl' Is the world flat or round? Neither. What is it, then? Crooked Y -Yale Record. -- S 'f . 1 -21--sry . ' ' 'l '7'HH?5gf,f9Qj'll U 1 w7Z6'1Qf 5.34 F' -' A f -2 Seventy-eight ',5f,Q' F, d. 7 figgi . , ,H .L l Q : It :L ul . rl -'sj'-,9L2L,f'1A4q vriirfiael 1 fb . ' -ffl 2 f fi-If QF' 5'-1' -- I' ' ' 1'.-- ' 915 f- ' 5' ' I by 1-'Wf'?+' f 4g.f,v.,m4, , , ii ,.., 6 ,I:fl'Lf,!'-1 .-L. at-19,1-'f..: 4' Susie- jack said you kissed him the other night. Wuzie Cindignantlyj- Oh, I didn't. Besides, he promised he Wouldn't tell. Said the rain drop to the particle of dust: This settles youg your name is mud. - V00 Doo. ' Hold- Why are musicians so fast? Dem- Because they are always beating time. Dollar-Ulnsignincant Nickle, I'm just twenty of you. Nickle-- I should Worry. I go to church every Sunday. A tax on brains in many parts of the country would be taxation without repre- sentation.-Ex. And he kissed her on the cheek. How aimless. -jack-0-Lanierzz. I'm a regular cocoon, said the dairyman. I make the butter Hy. -Widow. Bach- I don't think much of her looks, do you? Batch- Naw. When noses were handed around, she was left out, so she took the first one that turned up. Dan- How is Billy coming along in his affair with your sister? Ann- Sorry-I can't say a word about it. I promised not to tell that they were engaged. Sarah B.- Why the absent look? Lucy C.- Oh, I'm looking for someone who isn't here. Did your wife or her car get injured in the accident the other day? Not much, just a little paint chipped off both. -Lampoou. .gf ,fffzvzi rw-,rs ,sail '..,-1,aV':zzf'm,:fv 5 ,ri 2252510314 Seventy-rzing Speeia! Offer une rodunter Now that you have graduated there are many new elements of life to be considered that heretofore have been of lesser importance. One of the greatest of these is a banking connection-a Savings Account. The Bank for the People has, through 68 years of experience, learned that a successful life usually begins with a Savings Account. Therefore, in order to give every young woman and young man a real definite start in life we make the following offer: We will open a Savings Account for One Dollar for every june graduate of the Louisville High Schools who conzes to the Liberty Bank on or before july 1, 1922. A Liberty Bell Bank will be furnished free with each account. The dollar is simply a gift of the bank to encourage you to form the best habit on earth-the sawing habit. Please bring this advertisement with you when you come to open the account. ...T 5 Q , . Market fgg U. S. Gov't at Second Supervision A flwig, If T l '-Fsgiz'-f' Q The Home of over 75,000 Bank Acrourzts-Male It Yoursf Eighty For the Touug Mz's5 About to he Graduated Veritable fairy creations of georgette crepe, organdy and Canton crepe that few girls could resist. Mothers will realize when they see these frocks that their worries are over and that their daughters will be just as smart, if not smarter, than the girls that stand next to them. Graduation is really an event in a girl's life-and mothers can make it a joy to look back upon if they help their daughters to choose an exquisite white cloud of a dress, girlish, sweet, and made with sympathetic care. Such dresses you will End in our store, priced from 315 to 3550. STEAM? fi CQ EUGENE S. HOWARD JOHN A. BRAUN The Eugene S. Howard Co. Inter-Southern Building Public Accountants Auditors Systems Installed Income Tax Specialist City 1238 Main 1936 Hzlgh Grade Apparel for the Womau aut! M135 Our Prices Are Moderate Something New Each Day Right Now-Sports Apparel, Summer Frocks, New Capes GEO. W. OWENS CO. 604 South Fourth Afveuue at Chestnut Street Eighty-one Gregg Shorthand Is Belief , That is why 12 students have quit other schools E since the first of the year and Come here. Don't learn old foggy methods. X f f A - f . E ,P tr, 1 X . x ro New Classes Now Forming. Enter Now. . ' I - ' 1 K if I I , BUSINESS COLLEGE INCORPORATED Leading, Largest, Best. LOUISVILLE, KY ahf a Loaf May he Better than no Bread But VVouldn't You Rather Have A Square Meal? English 8 girls who have not planned for College or Normal join our English 0 class in Graham Bayzhess Shorthand The Best Pitmanic System to be Had VV e Cannot Supply the Demand for Girls Hzlgh School Stehographers One English 0 girl, this term, finished Stenography 4 by March 1 Eighty-two IVTAFEIJ AR 29 YEARS EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL f A f VAA4 f ff X X d' 'E 8 U rk,a4ivV' Q - k INCORPOQATED - ,i W ,. 2' Z Z -Z. . A mv sas 236WJefferson St. Louisville, Ky 'Telephones mm use The parents of some of the '22 graduating class were mcrc chililrcn whcn this house of pcrmanencc was founcletl. For more than a quarter of a ccntury it has been synonymous with things clcctrical. 'Vmlay it carries many electrical appliances which tcnil toward comfort and economy, some of which are considered iclcal graduating presents. The Chalfonte 'nuf sed OH T 608 South Fifth Street J ' Louisville, Ky. lVe are now in our new studio at 608 S. Fifth Street, and to intro- duce you to us there, we make the following special prices to the graduates of L G. H. S.: Six 8 x 10 prints .,.,. .,,i...,, 3512 00 regular., , .... 20 00 Six 7 x ll prints ......,, .. ...... 8 00 regular.. , 12 00 Six 5 x 8 prints... 5 00 regular ..... ,,.,.. ,..,............ ....,.,i........, ,r.. . S J l JU Either Soft Gray or 'Sephia Finish Eighty-111 ree mtl? hilgliim ?..'lT A SUMMER CAMP for GIRLS Qi Conduded by Louirfuille Y. W. C. A. at Belknap's Lake, Sellersburg, Ind. June 10-Sept. 5, 1922 For particulars inquire at Y. W. C. A., 2nd and Broadway Charges for Camp, 35.75 per 'week Get your schooling at High School and your food from us Chas. F. Aufencamp Groceries, Meats and Vegetabler Corner Second and Hill Streets Harcourt 8e Company Deszlgnerr and Maker: of Commercial and Social Engraved Stationery Commencement Invitations Dance Programs and Invitations Christmas Greeting Cards Fraternity Stationery I Calling Cards Favors r Eighly-four GOOD STORES JOHN KELLER Booth No. 20 GEo. L. PVFALZGRAF KELLER-PFALZCRAF CO., Incorporated Fresh Meats, Groceries, Vegetables North Side, Louisville Sanitary Market Fifth Avenue between Liberty and Walnut Streets This is the most beautiful and best equipped market in the South CHRIST KELLER, 2201 Griiiith Avenue Free Delivery Weekly Accounts Cash Prices Graduates---Students Prepare for a position or for more comprehensive college or school work by taking our course BOYD SHORTHAND Simplest and Best System Known Scientific Touch Typewriting Letter XVriting, etc. Morgan School of Secretarzks 736 South Second Street The school of distinct purpose, thorough individual instruction and definite results. Satisfaction Guaranteed VISIT Vic. Lorch 81 Sons JEWELERS 328 W. Market Street LOUISVILLE, KY. CBetween Third and Fourthj R. BAUDE CO., Jewelers 306 West Market Street LOUISVILLE, KY. Home Phone City 2716 BAPTIST CONCERN ENGRAVERS AND PUBLISHERS Bibles, Testaments, Books, Stationery Fountain Pens, Novelties 650 South Fourth Street LOUISVILLE, KY. Phones: City 2980: Main 2429 Home Phone City 4487. Main 3054 Queen City Sewing School Bernheim Building, 638-640 S. Fourth Ave. Room 209. Miss D. M. Swager, Mgr. LOUISVILLE, KY. Eighty-five Begin Now to Shape Your Future Through Safe lnvestment 3100 will buy as safe an investment as 2951000 Many well-to-do people started with no larger amount James C. Willson Investment Securilzkfs 210 South Fifth Street Say it with flowers H EIVR Y .gznf ' ' 'ila ilif 9 f 1 E545 1: I f' ' 4 r . :INS-'iff' ?!1ifgfl' f 3.4. rn... 57045 Am' 475't3ff3l -2-'figf'-ff 'rL on is 'r Artists ' Supplies We carry a complete line of fine Oster ors, brushes, etc. ' I on ' ' ' , 9 ,wcakpwu ffl' Printing-Stationery-Ofice Furniture Phones: Main or City 1783 4-10-414 W. Main Street Eighty-six The School that will graduate you with a reputation Y Commerczal School A Regularly Incorporated Institution of Learning SPEED BUILDING 321 Guthrie Street Ben T. Farmer, President Fred J. Klausing, Sec. 8a Treas. HE ODER INL'0Rl'OR ATE lb Cleaners and Dyers RUGS AND DRAPERIES A SPECIALTY City or South 2362 Otlice and Plant: 1140-1142 S. Third Street Vacation Jobs During vacation there are many ways you can use palnts, var- nishes, stains and enamels. Old furniture can be given a new lease on life. Paint imparts beauty and cheer. There are many Pee Gee Finishes that you can a ply easily. Our Free Paint Boollrs tell how. Ask for them. PEASLEE- GAULBERT CO. l Women's and Misses' Suits, Coats, Wraps, Furs Women's and Misses' Gowns, Blouses, Lingerie, Millinery Conrad - Schultz Co. INK 0lil'tlR X I'lCll 607 S. Fourth Louisville's French Shop Main 3097-City 2228 The right gift at the right time from the WRIGHT place CHAS. C. WRIGHT Atlanta LOUISVILLE Dallas 8 L Jewelers , H iw ,EJ Y, Tyler Hotel Bldg., Cor. 3rd 81 Jefferson Sta. 5 ' 'fin Louisville, Ky. Eighty-:even A Nation Wide Movement BETTER HOMES We are Members of The American Homes Bureau Our rugs and furniture measure u to all the re uirements of P i q style and quality. A convenient Club Plan makes buying easy. KEISKER'S 313-315 W. Walnut Street We give just what the doctor orders Your Druggist IS MORE THAN A MERCHANT R. A. Fihe's Pharmacy Fourth and Hill Purity-Accuracy-Promptness Shorthand We have a simplified, time-saving high-grade system Our teachers have the experience that safeguards you against failure. Those who patronize us will have no after regrets. Enroll Any Time. Day and Night Classes. Creager Business School Second and Breckmrldge Louisville, Ky. Eighty-eight Compliments of Malcolm Ftzyyelt and Associate Artists MACA ULEJNS THEATRE Would You Like to have 351,000 in ten or twenty years by making small payments each quarter or each year? The Commonwealth Life Insurance Company Home Office: 106-110 South Fifth Street LOUISVILLE, KY. issues a policy providing for such payments and will gladly furnish a sample on request. DON'T DELAY---Costs You Nothing to Investigate Be Athletic ,jf Or' qulpment for Glrls Tennis, Com Gymnasium Sweaters, Kodaks and Films, Fountain Pens p We Restring Rackets, Develop and Print Films. Stop in at 9 F h S B d 'Gord on The SOIIIEIISS Fingiegpairitingoiloglgsy Store Eighty-nine Pure Creamery Butter QQ, Tastes V QREEKBUTTE X, Is Good ' PURE BQ Good . , xT iaz1':f W THE BEST IN TOWN CHURNED BY Sugar Creek Creamery Co.,,Nfj,fZff'SVILL1EENTUCKY 29th and Magazine Streets Say 1.1 wiilz flowery KENTUCKY Waxed! ff' Familiarize yourself ROWN FLOWER with this tag-it means Q99 ea .zlclxjltshzng on y0ur 6l5urF:t5:Ef3:-?rF1oAVE ' X3 LOUISVILL Opposite Mary Anderson Theatre ely lf' me xnfe-ulgeniin QCCXP makes Service Joubb, valu a e.lQ.f.,uC Annual O 1'l'l Y vii 1'1 'VJ' y- I i 2 i x E .f 4-41, H3 qv of .ffm '1 -1' 1 1. ' 13-L-.Z'.7,-'IW--jf -, -v --17-,r ',' .,,, , 1- , .I -1-fx f- ' - 5 Q f 1 - - .,,,,g,. I I, . . - ,. H -15. 2 5 - f- ' -. - ' . -M Q f-gf 1,14 ,:-- IIV- I --5 .-IqI, .- ,-2: :fm - - ' - V-fp . . 'q , 'j' ,h 1 I- J 5, , - X 5- . '. in A- ,-:-.-,Img ,ssngrfr-df'-v,,M-,II V. .-1'-IL, .I,. I 4. 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