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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1923 volume:

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Class Officers .... .......... And the Storm Raged On ..... The Louisville Gazette. . . Shifting Into Reverse ........ g . . . 9 Seen and .Heard in the Corridor .... Class History ..... ' President's Farewell. .5 ..... . . The Seniors' Age of Innocence .,.. Editorials .,..... A .................... By Their Lines Ye Shall Know Them ..... Organizations ..... Basket Ball Squad .... jokes ............ Ads ..... '-11, T55 'ifiv ? 2 aV'3'1 , - :ft 5' - fir, - ' ' ' r ,1AlQ'f:? fai l is 4 1 ?'f-Zfkffg-, ' ' 'za it-162 ' N ' g 5 4 6 7 8 9 ...10 ...11 .'..12 ...13 ...13 14-40 ...15 ...41 42-43 44-45 . . . 46 47-48 49-50 ...51 ...52 54-55 58-62 . . . 63 64-68 69-80 A -' Q' .. VA., .fd Jflsi i f I , . . --E 4 kfwfyee - ' .:- . Sr 2- -' '225'i'zZ1'Z4 . 5 1- W1 5, 'Z .gh 1 :JJ . . ' . '-.n .- 5. .- ,A ,-- QW , 44, , . ,,'42,J,. EJ. gh . 1 . , ,. .1 g ,W 1 ,nffrl 6, l I .- :. -' 55wLf!.!Q,Qg'6LI?QM-- f dm IZYWAO bp ye f Y I I . . - v W -6 THE I Published Monthly by the GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, Louisville, Ky. voiume XXIV I UN E, 1923 Number 9 THE RECORD STAFF. Editor-in-Chief .... ........................ . .HMARY Eigggggg Business Manager. . . . .... BERRIET NSON Circulation Manager. . . ---- ILDRED JOB BARBARA HEWETT Associate Editors. . . - - VIRGINIA FRANKE FLORENCE GRAUMAN g ANNABELLE WALTERS ALICE HORNEMAN Associate Business Managers .... . . MATTIE ELLIS GREGORY EDITH WINTERSMITH EVELYN MOORE ELIZABETH N ALL . . FRANCES MILLER JIMMIE HUGHES Associate Circulation Managers .... School Notes ...... . . . .HELEN BROOKS Club Notes ........ ....... E LIZABETH Cox Commercial Notes .... .... L ILLIE MAE CORN Alumnae Notes ...... , , ,HELEN FAIRLEIGH Exchanges ....... ..... L OU1sE REUTHER Quips and Jests. . . ................ ANNIE FERRY Bookkeeper ...... .......... M ARVELLE BECKHART Censor ...-.- .... M ISS ELIZABETH ROBERTSON Treasurer --.. ......... M ISS MARIAN MASON SUBSCRIPTIONS. One year .... ....... 5 0 cents Single Copies. . . , , .15 cents Main Office, Fifth and Hill Streets Entered as second-class matter at the post omce at Louisville, Ky., under act of Congress of March 3 1379 6 . nm. wus .4-sawn ur. 'TX C 'x AW? '..- ' - W ff'-' - 5 . Q . j U ,va Af, 7 4 . cg 5 4 ' .. 5 4 s f'M'f1 . ' 1 'av f ' Z , .Aj ' . - - ' . ,, 1 4 f f Y f, . f. f ,,, 4 - I , 1 . -. -v 1 , if 1 1 1 I! .11 Q u , I ,I gl ff ay 'fs if 'f' . I , 1 4 71 1 Xi. 1 ' A- -f zfafffff-1 ,ff cf gc . 1 000610 ,' 7 v'.6-11 4-458114. 014. ... 1 , . ilfnrnmnrh O young Mariner, Down to the Haven, Call your companions, Launch your vessel, ' And crowd your canvas, And, ere it vanishes Over the margin, After it, follow it, Follow the Glearn. Tennyson . W gp Hr? 2? 1 :gf : ', - ' I , fgfzfeifz , . ,, ,. '1wn'P' 23 'ifvfig sd M116 :Ayer !11l41qq,.Q 7 I N41 EW? .--H mf! pg , -J W -4 1 I ... -17 ,' -fp 'J-Q'435 .f,,fs- 'fi' in Q . W , ,V Lgj .... U f,1'A ..l . my 1 91 0 W 5 j f.fA 1 2 -2-4 -, .za I :I-.1 l. LAK: A'-,z '.-,- -..: I 1, ,lf r, 61 I r' :hw 1,14-fL99fV', 7 i , xnf., -V -.Ef Edd! 455' a Photo by Cusick B P il i r an 1 i n n We, the Class of 1923, dedicate this, our Final, to the memory of Professor H. B. Moore, who was our beloved friend and comrade through four years of High School Life. 8 414233 J'-' -'A I 'Vfz 515.1 'pg 'I D If ' f'f'?z'f'f7 lnQLQOrciT.j MIZQQZSQ , .I . F' agiz f?-'3'-2 li Y YV' Yiii.. 2 Q N' .,, , :J -L04 A ,, ' 1 . . ,iw f - Q 5 4, ' , I. '. .' if -. I, , J 'Z ,tr ' ah- I . n Q A , D 1 ,ld L .. Z: .H VS... 'l.'. ...,.-W . :A-.uh If I : . I X JZ' if Za f ' .' ? - f 21 ff' .. 7 5, 1 I .i . ,J rw- 'D fr .-- i- 727 . 1 7, Q 6 ,K 61 V 'ini x A 44 -. I I I ' ' ' ' -'- - 'Q ae 4 glar e! 1 ' - gl A fa., Y . , -J-.3 ,., .,.A :i . v PRGF. S. B. TINSLEY, Principal ...'., -P , 52. 1 mfr-V - : ' ,Ja ITIS ,Zi 4 ,, Ixbgffgirz ..' , WQIQ Z.: X 4 , 4Z6:aQfQ9,, X v agina? ' - 9 T Photo by Berry s, J , -s . , ,, ' 4 . , ff ff 4? .-.-5'-1flf'f 'f7 ' -- : .7 '1 'ff f -1 W' ' , I an ng-4y V: .1 4 , . ., ..,., . . A - q 'I ' ifffg-fa f r--.-1 - .- .-' - f' WMF! 6' 3 V .- QEI,fh91Z.1f1:...t'z'gi9f?' 1 . mfhaa- -ff J' f MISS JESSIE STEWART, Assistant Principal - M9345 ff' ' fm and Q ,?,fh225.d ,A f ff, -L, -r5'- Wim? L 11 . 1 vi- uflff 3-vo. 3f,... ' ' V11 10 ff f, f2.vZ 1? gf? 'FF' - 22 11 6.4, as - ' ., - -2 MV' LAM ' , 1- -. . :.::- Q H f'arf2 fw ' ' 5 Zfzdfof ffl- wi' -- -F - 'P 4' 'a 3-2223 W if ZS' f 1.1 . '- lh 1 ' ' I ' f 'C' ' fkllxfgk I 35 1-Vgifi-.-i ' H 1 ' fy.. Ar 1 , . 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' ff ' .r- 0 S 0 fyffff ef ffs of Q4 I - g ' v fe xy.. .. -- ,- ++ 'B BUSINESS STAFF Edith VVintersmith, Associate Business Ibfanageifg Agnes Veech Associate B ' Mattie Ellis Gregorv, Associafe Business .M l , nsiness Jllanagerj anagerg Alice Horneman, Associate Business .M ' Harriett Le Sueur, Business lllanagerg Narvelle Be l'l C' I B ' , . l anager. Quart, Bookkeeperg Annabelle VValters, Asso- ia e usiness Maizager, iXI1SS.B'I3.1'1-all Mason, Treasunerg Elizabeth Nell, A ssociaie Circizlafion Alanagerg Mildred johnson, Circulation llfaizagerg Jimmie Hugloes, Associ I ' ' a e CZ7'CZ1lCZ1'1-072 Maiiager. 12 ngerf Lger, ,ss0- :Mon agen I 1' Y 'Y 4 .? ', ,5 ,,.-3-i 3 134 --ff :gg , .- 25,58-1 ' s ,, M J wfwflzffwfz 1 if f ' 0 7 if .ng Iv - .-f 156255210 . - 3 sf. 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J . - -- iam Aw E A .i,ilg-,' :il?.4..iW J v i x CLASS OFFICERS , Presidenl, Eleanor Jett: Vice President, Mattie Ellis Gregoryg Secrelary, Angeline Mcfgrgclfliig V nr- 5-www-gf, Treasurer, Helen Brooksg Cheer Leader, Annie Ferry. A A gQlo,,c0,.,i clef 15 rx ,Q 592-ff I' I I. Cf 4 44 , r s 4 f A J Ufvz 1 7 ' -. 16 div fl ,?f2Z,' I ,, , , , . .B . ., , . A .' 52 6' 1- 424 ' ' - ' . ' . g 'W , Q ja ' A , AW 1 Ah - -es ' or .H A , nf, A - ,V . - ff.. - ' 1 -' A A ' ' Jmx ' v-A 470, Y- vyqlppnddil T HELMA CATHERINE ANDERSON SARA RUTH ARNOLD . HARRIET DUDLEY ASHTON MARY LOUISE BACHMANN THELMA BAIRD MARGARET BARKER ETHEL BARON MARY BARRICKMAN '4' '----- . . 1 , ,g i 1 5 ,I '41,- 4 it U 'S inf ll A f4..'f1:4,. QW , W sz ,I A . 5 . Y L, h . 'AJ rd in 16 . V - a aff .- ' -. 'L 1 Lf'-was ,f ' ' ' , .-f '- -. -fp 4 ' ' 5 g !e?f1? 7 6' j wI'3'+f,. B' L f-'--Q .. -gf iff . mf MARVELLE BECKHART CHRISTINE BEDFORD HELEN BEELER MABEL RUTH BELL MILDRED BENTLEY GRACE BENTON PAULINE BICKEL LORETTA BOUSE ....,, P' -. 11 Y fi! . ' , Ewen. T- :E gf, f 1 17 'S f ff W4 242, K . 425 af, va,-5 4 l l V' M 29 f A K P . f, 4 ' J' xzwarnllf Q ,g 11 I, ,J 4-' '4- ' fl I 1' 0 Cf' 1 AM .M It 5 fa f 'E BLANCHE BOWMAN ANNA RUTH BRANHAM A CHRISTINE BRIGHTWELL IRENE BRIGHTWELL EULAINE BROWN HAZEL BROWNE LUCILE CLARA BURKS X S o mf,7,f! ..., 31 ........,.. A. ,, GERTRUDE BUSH 'vvfkft M W K' -' XJ if of I g:MW4L...i 1.,' ' if 7, H 2 II I- ---v I l, ilzfi, 1 W . I - - ' sl I :II ' I'.:l:?- . . , I , ., ' - .' 4 I. ' I '?2af2gF.Jf- A-324 'V - - .' 5- '.'.,' 1 ,'f2' Q' had fvbfizv Zf 39 4, ff , .f, - -I ' ' ' I ' x M ' Jdfiff I . ,..:: g ,Z Q7 1 . ...img-.f 4. J. , E Hlil I A IE I I. I NZ3If.QI5f Q1 A,,f fQg2u,i 1 . - - f -53'-' Y , v-. I- 'Y - VERNA RUTH BUYER I CATHERINE LOUISE CAHOE KATHERINE CARLTON ANTOINETTE CASEY LOTTIE CHALFIN DOROTHY CHANOELLOR ALMA CISSELL ' LUCIENNE CONEN I I ,, 4 AI , - A 4 ,I ' ' , .. '. I ,.f4:gz 44 , 'I f .A - Zhy-22,2 ,sf N 1 I idglgrchgglig . :U 2 I gag. : UM Ml if 11-422 iff. 3-,. ' I' 5 , - ' v' f, 19 .. 1-1-no-I-1 fi GJ-I I Lihifwag, ul' Z f 5- 5 V--vr4' 4' I ? an ' lffygfff I Nw H Guard? S I f! f 5 Wgzlgf' I X 4-y , klhgx ELIZABETH' COX 'VN 6 ,4,, 4..A....,. OLLIE MAY DABBE Lols DAUGHERTY LYDIA DEANE REBECCA DEUTSCH GERTRUDE DEW EDITH DOLL EDNA DONALDSON 015 Q, 7 1 ' B' 0?-L W ff' if P ifffidwgc T, if W KZ 75 . ,' --- 7 '. -f, - , . ' ' - .tj -. 35:17-Z: .n . I E : .2 ., -m M 4 Zvmkgvu-IS 1 5 l g ,W ,M 1 - ,- .. ..1 M-4 MW I .aigffisgq if K rg? - ! ,J --L AMA an J -fl -iz v-I 51 f-1 J-'TJ-1--F, .nfl 1 . MIRIAM STUART DOWDEN I ' . I' l .. BROWNIE DRESSLER HILDA DUGAN ELSIE ELINE ETHEL EVANS HELEN FAIRLEIGH BETTY FARMER LUCY MARY FARMER , , Q 4' ' ,z f '- '.4 : ,' ,W:17'?' - -' ,, , ,ggafhjz 1 ggi, WJQZ., su I1 C 1 ?f-if ffev, XJ 7 I .Z ?i9DS4g ' 21 I rtf,gp - 5 . F bW a 'M A' A37 4. 1 , f 'i 5 1 1,1 07 -. 1? 44, ufilyfgzg y 1 ,, - f f -f . . -'-' - -, f A . gr, ,I , . - N ,,,f6, u T aww YQ II, bk Q- QW -' W 1+ ,Arif fl .. 1 75 .J .-A ff -- ANNIE M. FERRY CORENE FIX .THELMA FIX LAURA FLEXNER LOUISE FLOORE VIRGINIA FRANKE HELEN FRANTZ FREDA FREEDMAN , 'j g - Qfff , ,J KI . f I, 4 .' aflh, I ,W 1 wZ :,'?,F 'Q X a ! f ,-4: . , , . :prrftf '4 ,-' K f I ,dflaviig-:G L' f Q. .X ' I 'fixf :A-11 I .M A, 7, ,Sk vg 2,g5QIggf gf 22 I 95542.52 1--nv ,,, ,ga ng DOROTHY FRIEDMAN LILLIAN FRUECHTENICHT MARY PAGE GAINES MILDRED GATES FRANCES GERST X 1 ,ff '? 4-Iwi' .--lr J-u-F - - '- ' 1 F: 'T-5 1:3-2 , -A , .' '-- 'Y' 1 ,f Q 1 ', F. '- A-E 15-Wi-1 I ff M931 ,ff ' X 5341! J . 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'X MATTIE ELLIS GREGORY x .. if'.-V1 MILNER GRIGGS IENNIE HAEEE NORA LEE HAMILTON - .:. A ., qi H145 i. ' fi' 'g1 5Q'f1f'F 'Kai' ! .X5'627?-gi 79' -1 .A A, f.Zsaf!Qf'3., - --1 Q . . ,Q ,Q . 24 QW l A Q7-77 -.:f,ff. . ' .' 4 q3:n.' ' ,Q f 1216, .Ak pf -.QI , 5... I' ' 3,-,ll ., .' ' J .7 ,' -1: , 9.21 QVQAVQ QW ,p . .. ., ' L , , pvwvg .5 zmf AW A -E-.Q-gap -, in W- A , Jaffa A - - Ev, f,W4?0f ' - ..ivw3 4.,. -. l A , T .. A 54-4f! 1eQi,.E3:i24 -r NIILDRED HANKINS MARY C. HARMON REBECCA HARRIS EDITH HATHAWAY RUTH HAYNES DOROTHY HEICK ELIZABETH HEIL THELMA HENRIOTT , . -- 4' A 7 - . .-1,-A - f- ffzfw +A- f F I- rj A '-'51 12 -.M 1 ,'2:fz.:1g:. ' vb agrww - 25 1-, -f fvf,1mp A' 1 1 ' Y ' VY' I rw II' 9121 -1 JW! Z4 1 Q11 ,An 4271 .- - -.w- f vpn, A-a-lnhif :' l Z , 1-'I 4 . kb ,f 9 f 1' 7 -' Q 1 4 I .J 2-,aff -Aix! T Q .: ' ,i 4a V 4 f 6 Z W I 0 'Z 1 J .A4 -X . ' 1, 4 -MJ ,IQ ,h , gm ,Q , www, If I if . .Q H .H Q Z 34,5 ffzgnggrgf I xx .Aa af ,i - In . 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JEANNETTEA MCGUFFIN FRANCES MCNALLY GERALDINE MCNEELY ESTHER MEHL ELIZABETH MERHOFF. DAISY MONTGOMERY ' EDYTHE MORRIS 1 D CLARA MQUNSCH' -..Agua i 6 wg typ 1- 4 ,gan L I P :'v- ' . wwqnffgng I 35,11 4 I - -H ...Lp .I-. . 4' - h . -...E Y: . ll ff, J l -, ' - fgfffwf' if 11.1. ' . , 'gfcfgwv , - ,Nm , 4,. -If v-I' 1-4231. J. LJ, -- ' f Q , W Ah, ia, l I ...LAI fa. ,.- -3 -1 JT vadfff 4' I ' 4 ' f 'JV' - 'I 'I' LL 'H 1 V ELIZABETH NALL , ..,,.. .AAA ,,.,.,.. MARY GLADYS NANNEY MARGARET HILL NORD HELEN PAGE GLADYS PASSAMANECK ' CATHERINE PENDLETON- DAISY PFINGST ' EDYTHE PIPES - . . - fe 4, Q- , - . 4 ' - 6 . 7: 'Y' - ' - I 1 .u , ' I I f . , . ,5- ' ' 1 L' -I5 37 if-Eff 2.9 -.M ' A,':.-'img-:,, - Vg 25.-fm.- - ' Q- ' 31 OLIVIA ROGERS PRAGOFF , . ,.-,- 11- '.,,' -f - ,-9' : J- I - 1 Z s! '. . J 'LI' : 4 1 1 .- if Q'-ai1 'ff.-:- .. 1. ,-' , 1 ,fa A . ' F Afglfgf . '-:bbw-1l'12Q0:V S 497.415 Aaifwik . 1? JA AZN fi if A -:- .. . A5955-ff M.- ' ,, d4J'K-ia.-A '. 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J 443' :iff 761 .1 A l . - - ' f - vid' '..1- JL! -f'4 - t ' I' ' A -A -- F 5 K0 ,I CMM - CRYSTAL WESLEY ALICE WILKERSON CAT?-IERINE PAGE VVILL ELSIE MAE WINFIELD RUTH WINTER EDITH WINTERSMITH AILEEN BOSER WYATT ELSIE CLAY WYATT I I ' Y 'I 1697411 -.--- gift! . f , I If '- . ,WQWF -M ff zo. 1, . ,Q .A Q ,EY JN WILL FIELD pR MITH JYATT JATT f tj 7, ' 15 I- ' , lui. Swaps.-L -I I I -- x' -5, -, .-.HV fl . : . .xt -,' nl. -.I r 1 5 , an WJ . 'AF J, ....-1 , . '?-.1 gl, .:,,,-E-4 ,ff 1 I bw? -W ' .- :shy x-Lamp Q W gy .369-329 1 , 'gy aazi , A- '- , 1 1' f, f .gb '4'31 'A 4. J - 'f . , ' S R H- - .. . , . ' ' -JI' L :iii ' - Y a Y I Z S L L 2 E i ANNA LUCILLE YOUNT HENRIETTA ZELLNER HELEN BARR BROOKS wan Jw' ZILPAH SCOOGLE AILEEN KAUFMAN JANE MANLY ROSE MAZIN ESTELLA ROSA l 7 ,, A- f!,,.!-1m. ,a ' Q ' M25 iff. 4 ig' 5 ,, 9? gh: 4 I. .g IZQAQ 45 -at-f -. A ?Ai3Qg -f 39 1 f M A 4' gWf - I I .-'PIB E 1 I iififa j mqz fiv 1 - .. 'Z Azfaf tai' 4 ff .5 J ' ' - vh . 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Firm hands held the car unswervingly on the straight, gleaming road, dark eyes shone happily, and white teeth flashed startlingly between smiling lips. Q Fun to race before a storm, he sang out joyfully, but I hope we make ole Doc's before it breaks. Sorta' slow driving in rain, and if it is thundering very hard, I might not hear him say, 'Wilt thou have this woman to be thy wedded wife,' and that would be awful after waiting this long. What 'cha saying, Sport? The girl drew a long, quivering breath of pure rapture and laughed as the dark- ness split in a terrible tongue of fire. Love it, Dave, and love you. I wish you could see the fascinating way the lightning edges each massive cloud in flame. Oh, Dave, I get so tense with ex- citement that I want to let go entirely and add my voice to the plaintive one of the wind and dance and bend, and-yes, even break, as the trees dance and bend and break beneath its violence. I-I-oh! I love it! And she threw back her shoulders and lifted her head joyfully, and a sudden rushof wind touched the boy's, face lightly with her hair, and he caught his breath exultantly. The lone star trembled and disappeared, the distant trees stirred fearfully, and the wind moaned about the speeding car. One blinding sheet of Hame, a sharp answering roar, and waving torrents of opaque rain tore from the burdened clouds in black, bending fringes, covering all the ground with snow-white, torn, smoking rags of capricious steam. . Don't scream if we skid, ole dear. , I The girl laughed in the thrill of utter abandonment and brushedf the strong, rough shoulder beside her with her lips, in answer. The glaring headlights ate through the rain and darkness mile after mile, while the wind shrieked around the car and the heavens were shot with fire and filled with thunder. Trees moaned and stretched their arms o'erh'ead, bending and breaking beneath the fury of the elements. And still the car sped on. I . The road led past an old farm house on the right and a sheer drop of fifty feet on the left to the bed of a former rock quarry. An ancient wooden fence served as a protection for tourists from the yawning rocks below, and Dave smiled as he remembered its eaten wood. And yet they raced toward this place of terror with smiles on their lips and joy in their hearts. An old man in a rakish night cap sighed as he stood at one of the windows of the ancient house and heard one of his beloved trees snap and crash across the road, and then wearily resumed his snoring. I-Ie stirred slightly as a speeding car bearing its precious burden of human souls, each filled with the love of life and all its dangers, struck the fallen tree, swung around and hit the old wood fence. There was only a small puffinglsound as its rotten beams gave way, and then a horrible crash as the old rocks received their victims. A girl's white face and out- stretched arms gleamed strangely against the dark rocks, her body bent and broken beneath the violence of the storm. As a hawk pauses over its prey, so for a minute the wind sang softly over the still form, and then the storm raged on. V. F. h . 5,54 5 if Lzgjfzya J ,mga hc RQQQYJV S hifWQ!'7?42 , - - I 4 I U I WT'-. . lf , if-hi., ,I-ns Z, 57,544 ,, df' V s ' S 'f ,ii 95 . ... . . -. . , . '. . ..- 'Q ln 1,4 r ' 4 If f ' d J fi' cf. .. ...U his .. 5 '. gf.: 2 I Z: Q, 1 rg vc. Q l .s ltzkgjjl ,gi .th , 3.5 . . l 'Q J .1 H., -,. . .5 ,.. Z -1 I rg, 4, , ' 5 F ' l4f,x, ', '-. : . . Z l. I- I . ,irc I Haig Qutf Jjjlfpf- . QF .. . .,-,.... Q . . -. h.- ,g,hpJ'g:4,z1,+ 1 f '47, 0 , ,f ef ...... - m A 4 ' E 4 . 011 The Louisville Gazette GUAST T0 GUAST GUASTING GHAMPIUN GUMES TU UITY SENSATIONAL CYCLIST1 NOT YET WOBBLING. Milly Johnson, the famous woman- b1CY' clist, is expected to arrive in Louisville at dawn tomorrow on her way westward. Al- though no word has been received-since she left Shelbyville three weeks ago, M1lly's fans believe she will arrive per schedule. On her remarkable trip she has made only three stops, two for flat tires and one for split knickers. Billy Goat Hill will be roped off to make a clear passageway for the rider, and spectators are warned to keep all crying ba- bies from the sidelines. . ik Dk Pk LOCAL GIRL WINS NATION-WIDE BEAUTY CONTEST. Thrilling events last night marked the de- cision of the winner of the beauty contest. The three uneliminated entrants were: Miss Alis Shanks, Miss Dorothy Heick, and Miss Annie Ferry. Miss Ferry, as the moment of the decision approached, concluded matters by strangling the judges with her bathing belt. The jubilant mob went mad with joy and Miss Ferry was unanimously crowned Queen of the May. I Pk Ik wk SCIENTIFIC NOTES. Noted Astronomer Breaks Seclusion of Years. Professor Florence Grauman, R. S. V. P., N. G., Q. E. D., last week quitted for the first time in years her observatory on the heights of Kenwood Hill. Miss Grauman, with the aid of her piercing eye and a pair of opera glasses, has discerned a hitherto un- discovered rivulet on Mars. Further an- nouncement will be made soon. ' Pk Pk ik Miss Helen Fairleigh has set out from Louisville in her submarine on a cruise in Search of a form of old fossil, known as the Isertae. It is hoped that she will be success- ful in capturing the particular fossil sought. SUGIAI. LEAllEH'S HUMANIJE SHATTEHED Despite the warm sky, the blue water, and the flowery air of Italy, love .has gone upon the rocks. Ten years ago Miss Edith Win- tersmith invaded Europe with her travellllg companion, Miss Eleanor Jett. In the inter- vening years, nobility has succumbed to their charms, and Miss Iett's plucked eyebrows have been the toast of Monte Carlo. Miss Wintersmith has been repeatedly en- gaged to Count Sapolio Spagetti, the maca- roni king, but now it is rumored that the alliance is off, due to the fact that the Count was arrested by the 'police of Gumbo for speeding in his gondola. A direct cable from New Zealand tells us that rumors are abroad regarding Miss Jett and the Prince of Whales. The Prince, 'tis said, recently presented her with a sample box of Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes at the ball given in honor of the veterans of the War of the Roses. bk X ak ' BASEBALL NEWS. Bimbo Rhodes, of the New York Giants, yesterday set the record for long distance slugging. In spite of the nasty curves of Pitcher Dotty Hughes, Bimbo treated the gaping multitude to a mighty swat, which lodged the ball in the gutter of the Woolworth Building. A startling rescue act was staged by the Salvation Army, under the direction of Miss Harriet LeSueur. In the meanwhile, Eppie Mehl, also of the Giants, who had been hesitating for some time between second and third base, lost complete control of herself and had cruised the diamond five times before she was stopped by members of the opposing team. The Giants lost with a score of 3-89. Dk elf Bk TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. A A particularly gruesome accident took place yesterday at the Kresffe's Ten Cent Store, when one of th h I M' Ashton, was c h QS Oppers, IS? Dudley , aug t in the mechanism of a PGHCIT Shar-PC1161 She was rescued with diffi- culty by the House Detective, Miss Elizabeth Cox,.who tound her suffocating in a pile of pencil shavings, 6'Q' S, Inga ? . -A nk, 'ji' v. .f ' ' N '..2Tee. t'e - ll Ib: :ch'!.,,2 vi ,. . ye I, N K4 - '1 if J Z! summit 5 blue water, and 6 .has gone upon Miss Edith Win, - IH the inter. fmulinbed to their uc ed eyeb e Carlo. rows an repeatedly en. tgetti, the mam. imored that the it that the Count 2 of Gumbo for Zealand tells us arding Miss Jett The Prince, 'tis ' with a sample orn Flakes at the erans of the War WS. w York Giants, Jr long distance nasty curves of bo treated the ty swat, which f the Woolworth act was staged ler the directi0I1 the meanwhile, ts, who had been veen second and ntrol of herself five times before f the opposlng 3. score of 3-99' ENT' took 'dent sig? T611 Cent TS, Miss Dudley echaniam of? escued wth sigh , MISS Em? i f ing in a P119 0 F -V -. ., , .- if c s 1 I ,,-1, Z-47K 4 'JM Wu' df' 9'fZEgl2'PV .THE LOUISVILLE GAZETTE IIUUHT NEWS The case of Reeves vs. Heil which has been pending for seven years was brought up before Supreme Court Judge Franke directly after breakfast yesterday morning The case in which Miss Heil was suing Miss Reeves for a ten-cent debt incurred during High School life has caused much excite- ment in judicial circles. After lengthy delib- eration Judge Franke awarded the decision to Miss Heil on the terms that Miss Reeves pay the debt of ten .cents the interest on the debt amounting to 3911 and the court costs of 31 549 After the reading of the sentence loud cries of Treason! were heard and it was discovered that Miss Reeves was at- tempting to collect pennies from the jury. Judge Franke then ruled the case out and Miss Heil shrieking vile oathes was borne fainting from the court room ,SMUGGLING PLOT REVEALED Miss Jimmie Hughes was arrested yester- day on a charge of smuggling elastic false teeth into Louisville. The capture was made yesterday in Child's Restaurant, when the manager traced the odor of burning rubber to her table, where she was consuming bowls- ful of hot tomato soup. Pk Pk Pk The Women's Antidistablishmentarenism League will be addressed this afternoon at its regular meeting by Miss Emily Brown and Miss Helen Garrett, representing the League of Stout Women. Plf Pk Pk Perhaps the best seller upon the dime novel list this season is the sensational story of life and love in the country, The Hobby I Clung to Longest, by Mary T ilford. It is said the entire story was written one week-end in the interval between Friday and Sunday PITIFUL BASE AIJMITTED T0 LAKELANII One of the most pitiful cases in the history of Lakeland is that of a woman who was once mentally normal but who now is hopelessly insane as the result of a severe shock. I seems that the patient Miss Barbara Hewett has been trying since early youth to enter college but has failed to pass her entran e examinations for nineteen successive years Not long ago the notice came that she was to be admitted to the freshman class and she has been dangerously violent ever since She imagines herself to be an obtuse triangle and has repeatedly attacked the nurse under the delusion that the latter was attempting to inscribe her in a circle. 1 At a recent meeting of the Board of Edu- cation, Miss Helen Brooks was appointed to teach Latin One at the Louisville School for Delinquents. In spite of the elaborate learn- ing of the other applicant Miss Louise Reu- ther, who has graduated with honors from Wellesley, Vassar, Oxford, Spencerian, and the Denishawn School of Dancing, Miss Brooks was chosen, because she has recently completed a non-stop nine-year course in Latin One at the Girls' High School. exertion, tripped and fell over the protruding wooden leg of one of the audience. How- ever, her private secretary, Professor Agnes Veech, reported no ill effects. Miss Veech herself is quite a personage. She met Miss Sanders during her career as a parchesi player, and helped in her remarkable conversion. Professor Veech is at present engaged in revising the Bible, and has reached St. Matthews, which, it is rumored, she will be able to leave behind in September. X l 1 1 . j H101 ' 0 7 l I Ja 7 i .5 Q'Y', 6, t ,. 4 42544, 'V 5 1 5 1 f','.1 -A3 ' . 1 -s s 7, 1 '15 ff Si, 1 'id . ' u , A -I I yy , -'nf 1 4 w fl - ' f I 4 5m xx. ,ffl , ' 3 Qgffkg ' :J ,T 1 j f 4 1 I I R -. dfa-:JV .eff1.z,L'h 4' : l 1 1 . 7 1 , 'C 1 7 7 Y Y C 7 . 1 7 1 v , . IK YY I . ' 1 a Y 1 Pk Pk Pk 7 7 . Pk Pk Pk . 1 night. The book is illustrated by the well- known artist, Pauline Hawes. Pk PIC Plf NOTED REVIVALIST DELIVERS STARTLING SERMON. Reverend Elizabeth Sanders, at hernre- vival meeting at the Tabernacle last evening, delivered a gripping sermon on Combining the Theory of Revolution With the Practical Application of Rough on Rats, to and en- thusiastic audience of twenty-one. At the close of the sermon, Miss Sanders, in her haste to reach her dressing room, where she is always rubbed down after her oratorical . Pk Pk PF It has been noticed that an unusuallyllarge number of country people have been attend- ing the revival services. Credit for this must be given to Miss Olivia Pragoff, who, accompanied by a mule and a large ,horse pistol, has rounded up the rural inhabitants and driven them to town to the meetings. Resistance to Miss Pragoff is impraCt1Cal, as one victim of her vigilance was forced last Sunday to dive from the Jeffersonville Ferry with six children in his pockets. An uniden- tified pair of trousers was found the next day on the bridge. -. ',.' ' rv!-?2 ,4 A 1 I f rs' fl 94,4 ' 1 . Q3 . -Q I . .-eva., rf -. Vpef . Q, .ye 4 if .. . M An. -. -ff- xsm e l'g'l6fe5 L:,. R' . w . Vg ' Q' l J 1 I . . 1 I I W , a , wir, i.H:iQ: ' .Lid .s 1 .ff A wwf . , fa-Q4 mmm i ' .' A ga ' F A 0, -M6929 , . Frfq' - -1- 1 ,U 1. - . sl.. -311-... V , ', rl ' . 5 ,wg - - A, ..- f g. j, , J M 271 1 fl 'ff gr' Au. 1 f 3- ' '- tm ': ' ' ' I 'AQ' W , X ' 14, f. .n xg- V- -'nan- ' ? v ' Shifting Into g Reverse H. B. B. A graduation class is like nothing so much as a bottle of nitrous acid. Keep either one closely guarded and tightly sealed and there's no immediate danger. But let them loose and the decomposition in both cases is revolutionizing. Yes, that's the right word. Revolutionizing! That tame looking word has been the cause of no less than 1,000,000 essays and speeches on Whither N ow? or, better still, Whither Are We Drifting? You can rely on at least one or both of these topics being expounded by the valedictorian of every class. He,ll tell you in gut- tural tones that up till now this old world wasn't worth the effort, life wasn't worth living, conditions were deplorable, and on and on, until your whole frame is racked in pain, a horrible chill thrills up and down your whole spinal cord, and for whole minutes at a time you think you've surely been transplanted to the midst of the Dark Ages. All is very black, indeed. Then as the guttural tones continue, there comes a light on the horizon, and feverish pain ceases to throb in your brow- there's a solution to all this! It seems that the universe has been standing still- as well it might-until this class should be graduated-whence should be gener- ated Cor degenerated, as you willb all the remedies for a world grown mossy and wrinkled from lack of proper facilities, such as Caesars, King Arthurs, Cleopatras, Chaucers, Irvi B l' r ' ng er ins, Catos, and Babe Ruths. Now, when the orator has got you thus enlightened, and you probably are dangling your green sandals over th A 1 .... . e cropo is at Athens in your exercised state of mind, and it has finally begun to trickle through your clouded brain that this male orator wishes to impress you with th f t th ' ' e ac at said class wants to send this whole world along with education, geology, pugilism, biology, polygamy, burglary, kleptomania, bribery, and all the other necess dd' ' ' ' ary a itions to polite society-forward, forward, forward, with one mighty boom. Then with several very unbecomin ' . g gasps and as many horrible ocular, gymnastics, he retires among his admiring fellow sufferers, mo ' h' b i . pping is row with one of his many lovely graduation donati N ' ' , ons. ow it is just at this point that I want to tell you that I thoroughly disagree with what this mawkish, vapid, inani- mate male creature has said. His bein 1 . 0 g a ma e accounts for it. Males are prosaic and always insist upon going forward-but women well . Q ' . - , women are s ' tl primitive. Barbarous even! While for th ' ' O plquan' y i I e sake of tradition and scores of doting Grannies and Aunties we don a lot of superficial snow h' . . y w ite and go through the ceremonies and conventions that have b ' Q I l een inflicted upon us-even while we clasp our diplomas with one mighty clutch and the od f ' G . n , or o ink r ti nostrils, making us think we are att d' p OSSS permea es our . G11 1ng our own funerals, unless we keep our minds on where we are-our hearts cry out Ven i , geanceo th hl t - lization, and we long to shriek-not forward, but backwaiidw b0aik Tend of CWI ward to the f- i -gtff' fa In 't'f'9 . . N 'T l , ' Q-Wrap: gl ' 5' 'Mahi f s , '45 'Qzwri I l . 7 ,Q 15 1 ' -If --'tm .- 51125 94 - M W f 2-1452 fmw 44 r 'f ' -. W 1 r l -if ! QR, .r WW Xi' f! .47 1.-1 ' DHS acid. mediate danger tionizing, Yes' Keep id has been the lowf H Or, better or both of these tell YOu in gut. ife wasn't worth frame is racked l, and for whole he midst of the tones continue, in your browe standing still- iould be gener- Jwn mossy and irs, Cleopatras, the orator has an sandals over is finally begun to impress you with education, md all the other 'ith one mightl' horrible Otflllfil g his brow with ris point thatl ll, vapid, iflalli' ales are Pfosalc re so pifluafltly ,cores Of dotmg go through the while we Clasp pei-me.ates0l1f ss we keep 2 trend Of CWI' :kwafd t 0 the 3 . 3 .' Q , ' aff A ,,,?ji,-.- LT r .. . A . .5 -, 5 5, :'::. -tv :H , Qjheafdzggkguls 1 ,., r ' ' ,rt .. 'flew 1 f.1'-n-1ee-c:ofeacE- f '45 'raster r dawg fn' - 46,,g,, -,y.n-253, 1, ...sw-f 0, -r A ag T g f-. 1 -- e , Stone Age and the fig leaf! Why should civilization mean that the more men learn the more carefully guarded the poor females should become? Life has come to be just one boring cup of tea and one d as pow er puff right after another. In the Stone Age when the man went to hunt, his mate went with him, they wandered through the ferns togetherg side by side they hunted and fought' each step of his was hers, the savage man and savage woman ventured free together and labored course, there were slight differences in the home when Mr. Savage would take Mrs. Savage by her flowing locks and yank her over the boulders. But after she had been made to spend the night in the Forest Primeval, she would realize that you can't expect a real man to get along on only two bears and a barrel of potatoes at breakfast. This proved quite effectually that he respected his little playmate very highly, and it was only his great respect for her that caused him to take such drastic measures. They were playmates and equals-they conquered the wilderness together and divided the spoils. But today the poor little female has to stay at home and be pampered and petted, while a none too husky-looking husband goes' out into the unknown as her champion-I suppose-and has all the fun. Now this is really a dire tragedy that civilization should bring about such woe. Since the men are absolutely not to be relied upon in this, our great and terrible crisis, it is up to us women to rem- edy the education of today. So, friends and foes, one and all, much as we hate to disillusion you, our cry is-Backward, backward to the Stone Age, the Hg leaves, and a glimpse of the Great Unknown free together-and were contented. Of K ' -. 4' A , ' ' 1 . ' V ngf ' 3 ' R - 3 - fp 5343? 91 ff' 'W114 'fu - iffiyfbf- 51 f ,, D ,QQQQQZ4 Li ' ,W gk? 14. y is I ll'?f6 :h !?,' , ' vb 9' ' ' 3' -, fl A W SAW J 45 .f yy I r. . . 7 , , H - . -- f .... -' 5 .- ,V71-1' '20 -51 I?.'-1 V I 'V' ', ' 'f 1 ,J Q, 5 r 'K ' , f' f .Q , ':1 '...... ' ., - ' F - - Ax7'fa,-4. ,J-' :nan-V 7 v - ' 1 f-nl. 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E I IVVVMV '!VM'VUUVVJnNN1'A1V-TL1A'.TUULXTULYVLTIXAILVVVITVLTHIVUVVATmAVUhVUULV,VLYW'3hJUlRR1hNlYVVU JUVVUWR'A1UUUU E One September morning in 1919, one Fourth Street car after another stopped at Hill Street and let off swarms and swarms of girls-self-important Seniors, gay and flighty Juniors, egotistical Sophomores, made their way to old L. H. G. S., and last of all came the Freshmen, glad at the thought of High School, clutching shiny new pencil boxes and brand new tablets, with the owner's name boldly written on the front. The Freshman, our class of '23, was a record-breaking one. We literally absorbed knowledge. No lesson was too hard for us, no difficulty too great. During our Freshman and Sophomore years we studied hard, bought tickets for the Senior plays, had crushes, suffered in crowded street cars, bought sandwiches and chocolate bars in the lunch room, clapped vigorously in chapel, loved our teachers, backed all school enterprises, and came through the most difficult time of our lives with flying colors. Then our Junior year arrived. When are we going to have a class meeting? was on the lips of every Junior. Finally Marjorie Boyd, the Senior president, called an English Five class meeting. What thrills went up and down our spines! In the midst of much excitement, we elected Eleanor Jett president, Helen Parks, vice president, Elizabeth Carter, secretary, Ruth Wimp, treasurer, Annie Ferry, cheer leader, and Adele Wilkes, pianist. At last we were really a class. Many and varied were the prophecies concerning the class of '23, and we have fulfilled them all. After a long round of work and play came the dance. We had an enormous crowd, and everybody declared that she had had a wonderful time. The Seniors gave us a lovely boat ride and we took stacks of pictures. Then-our Senior year! We chose our officers: president, Eleanor Jett, vice president, Mattie Ellis Gregory, secretary, Angeline McCrockling treasurer, Helen Brooks, cheer leader, Annie F erryg and pianist, Geraldine McNeely. Soon we were wearing beautiful class rings, black enameled ones and dull gold ones. We cheerfully became accustomed to the new schedule-the going and coming f ,P- ' '- . .V - ,fergiay 4 . - -jr' 1 if fi ,ff - - . we -. -Q' -.M 1 , azfafra .. ' - ' gfmww -4 ,, ,. , ,, 47 , . M ?,, 4 -' ' S, mffawg A -A .-faf'f32'L - J -- :J f, I. I Q- wg,q!j- 5134 , l-'11 , . I .'.1 1- Zi. ,, -n . 2.4,-D C 1 X 5 Zgfggaf if ,. ' 3.1, g 40, ,g, , ' . at all hours and the two chapels. We backed the basket ball team, put our pennies in bank every Tuesday, an' everything. Then cameour play, the most gorgeous and spectacular of them all. It certainly takes talent and skill and good hard work to give such a production as When Knighthood Was in F lower. The only shadow which darkened our school life was the tragic death of our dearly beloved Professor Moore. He was our friend and well-wisher in all our successes and our sympathetic advisor when difficulties arose. In memory of him our class purchased a hundred dollar bond, the interest of which will furnish prizes in an annual short story contest. Our high school career was coming to an end. Those who had vowed that they weren't going to have class books succumbed. Gay books bulging with pic- tures, newspaper clippings, invitations and everything imaginable were on every hand. Fountain pens were in demand and words flowed freely., We had im- portant class meetings about announcements and flowers. Trophy cups came into the school in a dazzling array through our efforts. We went to the Junior- Senior dance and boat ride and had the best kind of a time. Then exams in a queer, rearranged fashion, graduation with the additional thrill of graduating from the Rialto, a snowy white diploma, the banquet-and High School was a thing of the past, a wonderful memory. ' L. R. lk I , , f - af, '81 fo' ' Q. ,Q .5 wg, s N R 1 1 .. . . ., ., - ., flf: A- -,l ,Lo fa , QLQVPZ , inyehfdr f 'h 1 'dv Cglrng 1 U. ,l 4 4. 542 . ll 7n11.. :4l. . vga : L4 I r M W F -LG? 0 48 'sf I X 97' ' . fl . I ! I pull Qur 6 Ost opennies and 0OS3Pge0us 1 6 hard YlSh6I' ln In memofl' of hi ' 1 2,54 ' Eftfi'-5 . 1'a 4 g , ID U I 5 had V0Wed that 'ulging with pi. 9 WCTC On even, - W6 had 'phy CUPS Came f 'IO the junior. 'hen exams ina l of graduating h School wasa L. R. ' 1' 'e f,'i'4f .iff gm ...1-'v' Wk' 4 ' ' ' .5 54 , fl Y '4 , A . 'l Z'Q - . . . -. M., j', ',-'JV P-JQQI? 1 5 ' 'E 1 .. ' ' 'Y' Ml 4p?7?zz JZQVEY f-..--5f!1...x'- i Q12 L - l ' , ' . , I '51 - --ff, '- Y ' ,,,,7f .5 5 f rl I . A M .- ,.. .. mawiiaf fisara.. 1. President's Farewell And Finis is written at the end of the varied history of this, our class of '23. just as the Faculty and the rest of the school are getting used to us, we go- and leave them in the lurch. For four years we have worked, and successfully evaded work, listened to their teachings, and made them tjoyfully happy by the surprising and unexpected turns in our dispositions. So now we leavewthem- leave them, pining away with no appetites, long faces, and a gap in their hearts which cannot be filled. ' A There is no gap in my heart, 'no empty feeling, for there is not room for it. Two hundred girls and the memories of things we've done together fill up all the space. And now, graduation, the biggest thing in our high school life,.marks the close of it. The Senior play has long been over, and Class Night isa thing of the past. For how many class nights have we rehearsed frantically class song and yell-only to have the cheer leader put out of office the day before for as trite a thing as cutting! How many times have we appeared to find the pianist or the class colors or some other necessity sadly lacking on the festive occasion! How many class nights have we graced with our attendance only to discover in horror our '23 standard waving gloriously over a section of chapel occupied by a startling collection of mothers, friends, youths, great-aunts, and grandfathers! Perhaps one, determined class member arrived at six o'clock, and by violent and determined efforts had managed to save one-half of one row into which she evi- dently intended to herd the two hundred members of the class of '23. Then came our class night. We watched the other classes struggle, and the student council members trodden under foot, and we wished we might be trodden. But we were dressed in white, and treated with an undue courtesy-a courtesy inspired by the knowledge that we should have one last fling-and then pass out. There has never been anything which has filled me with quite the same feeling I have now. It is the greatest privilege I have ever had to be able to express to you, the members of the class of '23, my love and appreciation of all you have done for me. The history of our class has been unusual, and there are perhaps few class presidents who have had quite as interesting a term of office as I have had. When I was first elected class president, I had just undergone that vital and serious operation of having tonsils transferred from throat to glass bottle. Someone kindly informed me that the class had never dreamed I would ever come out from under the infiuence of ether! But I did, and even under those circum- stances I appreciated the honor you had given me, and loved you all for In our Senior year, when I was re-elected, you will probably never quite realize the feeling it gave me. I walked on air for weeks to come, but air is thin, and I soon came back to earth. 'I-'Tiff 4: A 'I,,4,,. 'sd hldgzzfkhiyev, 3, 1 ' ' viz QLQQW I 49 U 11,4 fa? 11, nn-nn-fin s , 27944, 'V-S 1 , I Q! if XII' A , -' K - Q Y' 0' l fi' I X 9 4, 1 -,Z . . . ' f zafjgf . .ho .11 GQQVA-5' l W, affffeikf vi far af ..., -23-i Wil 'Q if -J14..'. .w2,'4.60ffi.Qfm,.3:wmi-4 1 , mfma, ,.,.,, ,,,,,,., an g M , ' I - ' '-' Almost in a daze have I raced through this past year, with things and events swirling and rushing past me so fast I can hardly realize where I am, and how I got here. Everything seems to have happened only yesterday, and I'm already living part of my life in vivid memory. r But it is a fascinating life my memory conjures up-and it brings into it two hundred girls, and memories of things we have done together. . Once in a while may all of you live in memory, and into it let creep some time the faint shadow of a girl-a girl whom you elected to be your president-and who thanks you for all you have done for her. She loves the class of '23 and wishes for each one of you as much joy and happiness as each one of you has given her. To Mr. Moore, who was so suddenly taken from us, we owe more than we can ever express, and we shall always remember him with deepest love. To the Faculty, to Mr. Tinsley, and Miss Stewart, the class, and all who toiled and strug- gled with me, I say Farewell, And so I leave you. i ,' ' f- .ff QM.-swf., 50 'C more th of lungs and event a is anml and how I In alrea U16 'FIGS Of th mow .E 4..,,zi' 1 d i l' fi' mgS wi Creep Some V Presidentx e of '23 a and Hd wish yu has c es gwell her. 311 w st love, To thi toiled and Stmu. 6 , . , . , W r F A 5 .if 4' ' 7 ' ' -' vi l -7, eg 4 6 - . ' w',- 1 .A o 4 .41 ---I . , .5 - : ,l . . .' - ' ,Jai-E 4, I, .1 - 6 ZfZ,22jf7fJ -.ay .5 H. . , '-. Li. .:..h. 2 . :Q ' 7, wV 5hQT,s 1 '.' we - -II. :iz-1:.ill1G'QQvdZaaf E E V 151'-ZW 2 M -..+ 0, r, e-E E E wfffeia 1 r V ' iii 1 'dn-H' L Yi - . .Z-'fQQ1fgfhf4?f.-4 I ' ' ' -W ir Y 'Y f ' l l THE SENIORS' AGE OF INNOCENCE LUCY.T0dd, Lillian Weber, Louise Reuther, Elizabeth Cox, Florence Graiunan, Elsie Winfield, Mary Tilford, Edith Wintersmith, Mildred johnson, ,Barbara Hevvett, Elizabeth Sanders and Mattie Ellis Greggfy, 51 1 I fy J-1 Jfppxa 1 , ' D ie 0 . 'en ' ' 4 I .5 7' 12 7 :-.'f -'- . : - 7 - --'i ' ff Miyagi I ,Zi Q. l ' an ' e it 1 6 Zfhfwi 'io 'Z-1: ' '- '- . :-' 64.4.4149 ' 11311-4 ' -425'ff? f ,,., 1-L 'Ho 're rl e o -I ' r- - 'u av 4 -'t'hg ' 4 3140, -,., f L , d1'IorlAlS, However, when they had been running a hah' hour or SO, the .DOUE-Z 5311? Ziff, 'The race is over! ' and they all crowded around it, panting and asking, A u w 0 GS w0n?' , - This question the Dodo could not answer .without a great deal of thought, cgnd it sat for a long tirne with its jinger pressed upon its forehead, while the rest sat in si ence. At last the Dodo said, 'Everybody has won, and all rnust have prizes! H ' F rorn ,Alice in Wonderland. Suddenly someone has cried out to us, The race is over, and we have stopped breathless to listen. We have put aside our books and toys, and are waiting, for what, we do not know. Surely it has not been a half hour we have run, and yet they are telling us that It is over. Our half hour of high school life has passed by us, and we were not conscious of its going. We have struggled uniiinchingly over the rocks that lay on our path as we ran, we have not turned to look back- ward as diversions on either side tempted, or have we once turned our faces from the goal. And now that we have crossed that shadowy line that marks the goal, and have not yet quite recovered our equilibrium, we look around us at our friends that. have run with us, and we wonder, Who has won? The classof 1923 entered the high school with a determination to prove their mettle, to learn as much as possible, and at thesame time to have as much fun as they could. We have tried to meet our obligations as a class, as individuals, as students. How well or how badly we have succeeded we do not know, but the white line that marks the path is behind us, and we are asking those who know, Who has won? And while we wait in silence and remember how we have striven and faced always forward, the answer is borne to us, perhaps by the evening breeze, from the far-off distance, and it seems to whisper, Everybody has won, and then it adds, clearer still, and all must have prizes. We look around us, Eliglfg522522Cla.-flsuiffaiiiliialilelflniiiuil1 'fhfW0f1'tffu1 things they i prize is hers to own and explore- the future ! Qur half hour iscoverg, we have raced, won, and earned the prize. Who will not join us to sing, Here s to the class of nineteen twenty-three? M, E, T, 'ifgvr Anya Wea 'Wi id ,, 5 Q - m tv! J P qt f.:'7- 4 , -iw I ,V ff'-mea? Q 'w . 35? e i 1, 9g'5. '4ifZ3 ,.2'1',.5: v J 'av tg-.vm 74,546 14. 'A A' 5-fire ' .Z 21539 -lf 52 l ':',,:L K LWg7Yff?,1f 5 f . ,f J ,. dlp fifffiflifa -4x.,fkqhlg3e4t'V I -ext X Eta so, the Dodl, MM I Ind asking, 'Bill at deal of lhgughi, aw QQ hile the rest satin ' fore prizes! ' mf' zn IfI'0nd0fland',, P, and we have stoppef JXS, and are waitinglx lr we have run, andyfg gh school life has peso - struggled .ot turned to look bah- once turnexl our he my line that marksh e look around usator: s won? I mination to prove tle 16 to have as Illllfh lil 4 a class, 35 illdllldll' fe do not k110W,b11W asking those wh emember h0W g perhapS b H Everybody has '31 u ufe aww the? li 0 knflh. y the evwlff nderful things lm, ,fs to OWII and exp . Wholly B h f1Ze. Q dtegu Ml-T' v'-Ill1'6e- ' I 5 ' 7'J Af? ' Ti '- - .f- SQ: 4, - ' - .- 211514, - a. --' 7 ' 5 27. . ,,, T, ' ' , A . 4 'Zfx'-Z?-4 x 60 ' 'FA If 'I ydlgf ly f7?4ga ' -- ' , -. .. ,,, ,.--1 f ,5 Y' , 1 1 -V' Y -usda-u 5 '- -. 1 -l' 'i ' OOL '-xwftt Q afgfjf 'fl - 'fl .- '7 . ff Q.. , 'Ts , 1 2x4 1 V i1 71.2 A ,ff mfg, ' ' ' f. .f ff 1 . A ., , pf - - 1. .. , -, -1 1 ,- f x - , - , - ' ' M 'P' :Wee Y .uf M, ,, -m...jl,5ii4J15 ,Q gi-me 5154! . , f .1 Q- kg V 53 MM? 4' ,D Ji pez 339 'FF' 1- wwffs aa -2 ,A-5, A 1 .w- By Thelr Lmes Ye Shall Know Them The Duke of Buckingham-his bleak face freezes me Thus the villain enters and a hard-boiled egg is he His eye is full of evil his glance is full of hate Uh, may the heroine Hee before it is too late! He twists his beard, he slaps his sword, If we didn't know him, we'd think that he was bored. He looks about with a sneer and tries to stifle a yawn, But in his heart he's saying, Please, God, keep my wig on. Yet faith, how fair she is, this Mary Tudor, So spake her each and every suitor. A king's sister, and beautiful as well, We know just how hard they fell. Though she was sweet and lovely, she always had her way. As for her career off of stage we really cannot say, But as a heroine she couldn't be beat, Not even by Buckingham, and he was some cheat. - 7 Nay, Charles Brandon would not lie even to win your crown,' Of such stuff is our hero-may nothing keep him down. Mary Tudor loved him, he loved her in return, And for the king and court he didn't give a dern. He came through all adventures with head held high in air, Oh, he was always ready when it came to do and dare. His step was firm, his stride was steady-oh, 'twas a noble sight, The reason for it-don't you tell-his pants, they fit just right Enter Sir Edwin Caskoden-Master of the Dance, A noble gentleman-equally skillful with the lance. He was Charles Brandon's friend and lover of gentle Jane, Who we have not yet had time to name. He knewqall the plots and plans of Mary and her Charles He was the Cupid of their love and even patched their, quarrelg Oh, he always knew what it was all about, You see, he's the way the plot leaked gut. 0 'iq' .- .' :L K 4 ,,f.o - 1 . F ,Ia raging ff qgskqzp V 5 ' f .afggli my -1 qyggazg-5 5 .i 'gf'-'ff,i?j ls fl hr 54 .Lt if 5 Xia: .fl I V .E 1 'ff 'JV X 1 - v if, If ff' firffgfaai -er-,gi 251' l 'aff 4 4.-f l lf. DOW Them 1 meuu 9. d. H yawn, my wig on. her way. l heat. in your crown, . down. lgh in air, d dare. I .as 3 noble sigh? ey ht jl1SI Tight' rice. ICC- cntlf Jane' 5harlf5f d their qua gels. lf ' A 555 ' 'rf www- a - ' 3 QSZQ' y A4 ' , 3 , :- M, -- I.. ' -.ey :Hn - . ,PA H- IZ.. ,, .f. Z 1.-Q, '74 1 l W 2455! ...if 'I-6901? -if l W .43 36229 l '..., ':.fW5 'Hip' 4 '- , 1' ,I J ,I . ...iwfv 4. J. ' i ,ag i ,,....Q it a r y.. J To the landing, to the landing, the Princess is coming, So cried the Lords and Ladies as they Went a-running. They all spoke together, and they moved as one, But if it hadn't been for them, the play couldn't have run, For they supplied atmosphere, background and such, VVithout which a play isn't anything much. They all spoke together, and they moved as one, But if it hadn't been for them, the play couldn't have run. A stupendous production-truly enormous in size, Praise for its actors just soared to the skies. They were fine, they were splendid, they sure made a hit Oh, vve'll never forget themg not one little bit. The cast it was huge-a hundred or more, And there's only one fact that we deplore. , We can't name them all-certainly a shame, For each and every one deserves that fame. -y -' -' .'+:A'?' - ' - my? f. 2 ' flnljggai l 5,3 Lai- if , n 5,1 ' .' - . 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V as C e if-ee il WL I . i gt. 33: N. he ' .s Lu E- ie-. V 2 E ENGLISH VII OFFICERS i President, Frances Hooeg Vice President, Lucille McRae, Secretary, Sara Boliong Treasurer, Elizabeth Carter. ENGLISH VI OFFICERS C ' S retar , Frances Miller, T reasurer, P 7'eSfd6111f, Ambie Kelly, Vice President, Louise assing ec y Ann Duncan. ENGLISH V OFFICERS G President, Rosalie Liebermang Vice President, Mary Eleanor Parsons, Secretary, Margaret IHSSQ Treasurer, Bettie Van Antwerp. -1-75 2-?' w:41f ? f 1 i l ,, 1 ,R QQQAWQL RA , 16: 30, 025216, . 3 . 59 , , ,A ' ' '-,',. -,- 1 -H '--' L' 1. 451 AZ 2 fI..4- .- ' : 'ff . 1 1 ff imgabl .' .7 :'. , ff' f, of J - 2-4? z -n-239947 af!!-1 Qsfffisaaa . r zaffzfwaf ,fi a -- - .. -ma'-U' - I l3Qfr ,Z C ,Q ,-f---P 5 ' C - aura. f- -- -- - C Q t i A-WAHM, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,...q STUDENT COUNCIL limmie Hughes, Eleanor Bellis, Martha Jane Brunson, Elizabeth Englehard, Geneva Hamel Dofothy Heick, Frances Hooe, Elizabeth Parr, Mary Eleanor Parsons, Nancy Keith Snyder, Bettie VanAntwerp, Edith Wintersmith, Caroline Franke, Elizabeth Lancaster, Sara Grace Maclay. 60 fpg. Y,-v - fl'7iYf :i,'f,e'.j,3 l Q -igiiifl I km . I s! W aww? W . A ,-'VN 'qi K' 4 ,yfif-in T ...N ,. Ann. X If VW' ' ,,- iff IZ. I ' . dl ' ,- .. 5 r?ff!f?f0i' '22 2, :j ru- , 'Maja-?2eS?? ' 4 uf 1 . -u , plz! 1 dm xx Qld - ,, , . . V ., 'E g y.M -ivefm ' B+ S- '- L ff' rf? f45 i?eT3,, ,' gh: ,Ynli I i g a- ,. ,M 'gf lggzoiig 1 - i I i l 1 I I I SPANISH CLUB TOP ROVVfCFrom left to rightl-Mary Elizabeth Washle, Pres ,' I Presiderizfg Louise Bowen, Secretaryg Lillie Mae Corn, Treasurer. FRENCH CLUB Second Row-Ruth Glover, Presideritg Helen B and Treasurer. iderzt Estelle Merrick, Vice rooks, Vice Presideriig Olivia Pragoif,-Secretary LATIN CLUB Third RoWfMildreCl johnson, Presideritg Ruth Higgins, Secretaryg Mattie Ellis Gregory, Treasurer. Vice Presideritg Annabelle Walt'ers, -F . If' L wi'-e2-ra l I 1 ,, cg45gy2 9? .Ji , .af -.i ,'4:r2-:2Aj3e,, -, 25969 -J r A 61 ' GYM CLUB OFFICERS ' President, Bertha Schindler, Vice President, Esther Ritterg Secretary and Treasurer, Lucille Byvvaterg Referee, Miss Allen. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President, Angeline McCrockling Vice President, Katherine Heineg Secretary, Carrie Coatsg T reasurer, Mary Louise Webb, Piano, Marian Young. ' ORCHESTRA President, Virginia Weindeli Vice President, Margaret Youngg Secretary-Treasnrer, Accom- panist, Louise Barrnoreg Librarian, Fannie Stoll. 62 1 l . N ,if ,- K 4 JIM? WM? :W 5? rr V , 4ff 5'z f -ff '. 'Ti .', I 0. . , f ' 'A --'af1 ?f.ff -?fQ5 'frfp-gf' jg - . , QS ef an md Q ,Rai difedpgjbl , -N7 A W iozfeneel-ScfaEis'ik:iefl ' wma ulsg' L-9U7eBCkalFin ESTFQY Hkffe v ',Y'ga'9fZmCCZM Bfffraascmnff 3 gorgoggg . 63 Q1 3' l, M,,v . f K rl ' 1 I 001 -rp-0.1 gV 5p?y 5 ui -21.4.4 Wffb g ' 6 327 Q.- -1' Y 7 Y-,ur -,-una, -, '06 4 In Avi l 362' 1 J. 4 2 f f-'.'I ' - . L' ' ,- ... --1-E A-,, D A , I X 5 gfgiwi . whbi ,iz 1-ZQCDQV f av fill - , .4 xl-1 at Hu: L-3 QLL5,-:fi ---V-WY v Q gif, .fl I 'gt-ar Q I , xy af' -Q --- ,, , . - - '- 14 - ' Qs Q96 Q I 'J ' ,QA Gif? ff? ' - 1 ,fam 1--U -11 .44-iw, .4 ..' - 4- . J - , 0 4: ' , sd 4hf1.1,1.4-EKG -' Qh?:i.i'gq!4-Q 1 E 64 f 60 2, A, I. I, 4 pyq f ,I V 'saw I i . - , - i -.....,. A -if--.-M- 5, 4aa,Q,..:m4 I Have you any mail for me? Whats your name? You'll ind it on the envelope. Alice H.- He made a long speechin chapel this morning. Annabel W.- Wh.at was he talking about? . 'Alice H.- He didn't say. I' A ' Bobby- Would you rather take a walk or be kissed? 4 El.- You know I have a sprained ankle. ' , Breathes there a girl with soul so dead? Who never to herself has said, i I School be hanged-I'm going to bed. I Martha R.- Imagine midnight, all silent as a grave. Two burglars force open a library window and begin to crack the safe. The clock strikes one?- Elizabeth H.- Which one? 4 Johnny, can you tell me what a hypocrite is? Yes ma'am, a boy that comes to school with a smile onhis facef' Hunter to Ginna E. who has just fallen on the ice- Did you fall? Ginna- Oh no. I just sat down to see if I could find any four leaf Clovers. Mary B.- I put my whole mind on this. Miss R.- Oh, I see, blank verse. Florence G.- I'll get a revolver and blow out my brains. Edith VV.- Get some snuff and sneezeg itis cheaper. THE PANTS THAT-FAILED Sir.'Launcelot in days' of old Wore armor made of steel, ' A And everywhere this knight did go Right and noble did he feel. He was invited into court To dine with Lady Hausers. He spilled some water on his suit And rusted his best trousers. , ' 1. fe A f ' ' ' . 1' 5 -1WY6 ? '3S- ' ,. 'ri :Y 'Z .f 40.46141 -Q3 -. A IZZSIGA. ' , 24g'-GW ' F' , , , 7 . W., A-.f 1-,ia -7 . 4 4 iffy- 1 1 X zayaff 12,2 , ,. . .1 '- .:.. ' 'm ,6?wv W . .sf A 'Z . , fi.: 5 1. I-,.. .WU If 4 faaxdga l - s afaaffff '23, . :ho - '-x'-2209-F K M, ,M ,faint 6' j 1 j4' H' Q14 ' -E J-Q21 :-' rf J , ', , a2,'4,4fff4i,1.24.6.1.f2.!mmi 4 ' 0' ,XXX .,1 a, 'ijt --- Jig - ,,,,,,., Q H M .af -+5417 Bell Hop Cafter guest had rung 10 minutesj- Did you ring, Sify, Guest- No, I Was tolling. I thought you were dead. HOW EXCITING Helen E.- Anything new in the paper? Dorothy H.- Yes, the date. ' There's one consolation for a man with a Wooden leg. He can keep up his sock with thumb tacks. WHAT THEY SAID WHEN THEY WERE YOUNG Mother- Jimmie, What is a panther? Jimmie I-I.- A panther ith a man that maketh panths. OHisher, Where's ozzer shide of th' shreet? E Over there. 'I' I Zat's funny. Over zhare-hic-they said 'tvvas over here. CC Oh ma'am, the cheese has run out. A For heaven's sake, Why didn't you chase it? Cl CC WAIL OF THE LOST Latin is a language As dead 'as dead can be. ' It killednoff all the Romans, And now it's killing me Mary W. R.- What's the hurry? ' Carrie C.- I'm pursuing my studies. Mary R.- How come? . Carrie C.- I haven't caught up with them yet. ' Ches- Have you ever been kicked before? Nut- No, always behind. U And were you frightened when the burglar broke into your room? 'b'Frightened? I should say so. I Was dressing. How embarrassing. What did you do?', Oh, that was all right. He covered me With his revolver. Please sir, will you give me back that m t h h the only one I have. a C W en you're through? It's - ., 4. A r A , '6 ,j0fQj-v-1 ' f . - ' W' ig' . ff' kkqk' L1 i - ' ff' . . QQ filwqu --A 66g J 'fr ,134 , .A i'-llzf., Q in 4 t:pYf1f+fg, I :lit 'L' ix . V , ,Ayr , ' 'Qi l -si-D. I I' g .Q I u dfV0u1ingSir, ...fir-fa. Q Wrffigf .. - -' Weredeadh , :vi . -- '-, Y- - .- W f I MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY ' Annie F.- Do you think I'll ever be able to do anything' With my .voice?' Miss Kranz- It might come in handy in case of fire. ' ' Landlady-'fDo you Want a room? wooden! N o. I Want to disguise myself as a banana and sleep 'in 'a fruit dish. ' 98- Hemnkem I ' AT FIRST REHEARSAL HEY WERE Yom? Villain- Woman, you are ,concealing something from 1me. ' ' New Member- Sure, I ain t Salome. iketh P33515- Olivia P.- Don't you adore pimentos? Pat H.- I only heard him over radio. Grocer- We have some fine string beans today. mom. herein How much are they a string? Helen B.- I Want the Life of Caesar. I . Miss Warren- Sorry, Brutus was ahead of you. IIT You look like a bit of rare old tapestry. LOST You're not so snappy looking yourself. lcanbe First Boaster- My grandfather built the Rocky Mountains. 'y ' Second Boaster+ AW, that's nothing. Do you know the Dead Sea? My Romans' grandfather killed it. llillg me . Judge- You are charged with breaking a chair over this man's head. Yeronner, I didn't mean to break the chair. Sign on a doorbell-Button don't bell. Bump. Em WL Mutt H.- Gann kissed me last night. Mary T.- How many times? ? Mutt H.- I came to confess, not to boast. I Lib.- Oh what a dark room. . WW hr bl-gkelnw Van- Here's Where things develop. - . n if ,, A motor truck smashed the baby carriage to smithereens, mum. ' n A' . Horrors Was the baby hurt? :mth You're mighty lucky, mum, he Was kidnapped only live minutes before. tchvlw wffe ' 'iw-'F 1395+ :P ma I4 04 'iz' ... , - -mf . ,aff-N. --7' Y . - f, ,s , Img, f' - :qi I fe fi?-rea. ' 5 6, f 1 f ff- 1 fs ..,C , og :QP4 V . xi. ' uf mf- L- 1 -,--- C1-,v - N J 4 f W ,y ay xsmki z 4-zilhxlfev. 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A I He looks with saddened gaze A Upon the merry throng. And Why? Because he's been betrayed By the ones he trusted. His suspender buttons busted. johnny Cat circusb- Gosh, Mom, that giraffe looks just Mother Chorrifiedj- Johnny, aren't you ashamed? johnny- AW, gee, Mom, the giraffe didn't hear me. Want a ride? Whoa! Det in. Diddap! Dimme a tiss? No? Whoa! Det out. Diddap! Gimme a chicken. Do you Wanna pullet? No, I Want to carry it. ' SHINE, MISTER? Your eyes are like two little stars, Your lips are like the rose. Like dainty sea shells are your ears, Like Two-in-One your nose. -. 4 t. '. Q 'AW , - -,m , :,6,- 235 . , -Q6-fi Q, 68 like Pop :Q gi Well Done 9 Graduates! You have finished now another step in your preparation for the real business of life. We take pleasure with you in your achievement. You will find more and more that the prob- lems which confront you will have a financial aspect. You are cordially invited to call on us at any time with these financial problems. We can, and are only too glad, to help start you right. I Complete Financial Service The Fourth Street Bank N TH L . South of Walnut, Nearly Opposite H1 st I I L 5, L plgynw M 1 SQ Nm f k lggs Hmmm . L as 'ba' he -,'- ' iw -1 -T' Siw, , '. , 11 'xfile !, . -If f'75-2i:'SV:-rf.-Vbfgw -47' ' A 'ff' ' -lf-Maw? .A,- if ray .F ' :fiat-ibfr' . 5 Home lim - X21 XX-1 5, gc? if if I ng 4 e- x.. . Suez, ff f5Q,'l'9Sf i . A Jdoaf Eg 3? M ' -yy xx 'lf f I S0 ,-at 02 C Q, Ia 1 x O Qsmm omcs D X dm . And why? af. 1NAT'L BANK :Ai nyed - Seelbach Hotel mr i Buy Your ant a uf was iw hh Hr .. ob . time Sweaters -I . - Hereis a chance to pick up and some pocket change! mms ' Get a can of Pee Gee Out- A door Furniture Enamel and paint up the lawn furniture. from 9 . Ut' ' A i ws Roe-O Connor Vamqhes--ggi-fggfgo M' . 'The South's Finest Sporting Goods Store CQISCORPORATED . paws' Fourth at Broadway Atlanta LOUISVILLE Dallas 69 Henning Chambers 85 Co. Investments 1 Members New York Stock Exchange -431 W. Jefferson Street Louisville, Ky. LO UI S VILLE SCHOOL ofART Keitlfs National Theatre Bldg Summer School for public school students June 18 to July 28. Every morning except Saturdays, 9 a. m. to 12. Term 31500. The GAINADAY Way Is Sanitar It saves time, strength and money H Uffafel Eu 4 2 f . f f 2 4 , ' ' f - ' , 'MSR I 1 I - fe -, 2 ... . .H l i'l'Acl5E 35:1 so vuns gfffvvnicc IXECTIICAL, , x z .L 14 Z' A rw:-a-si-'Z-13. 335W-Jfffvv-wash wtoulsvlllgky 'Washer Whnger 70 lmbe ments FSQCO ol Stool: Exchange l-0UlHillo,l l l y l l l l Summer School lor pol school students lonelli l July 23. Every mool fl except Saturdays, 9 ll l to 12. Term Sl5.00. ' -3,-g-,,. l I If Wo T 6' 'mul 19' I Gal One of Ame1'ica's Leading Makers of Engraved Commencement Invitations Social and Business Stationery, Visiting Cards Favors, Wedding' Invitations, Class Jewelry I A Louisville Company that appreciates your confidence HARCOURT clit Co., Louisville Mighty Good Thihgs to Eat Ih Extztfly the Right Place ACING Guthrie Street and next door to the Majestic Theatre-the F new, up-to-the-minute Lee Lewis restaurant and confectionery is the last word in places to go for something good to eat. At the fountain, at the cozy little tables or served at the candy counter you can get lots of good things We make with readers of the Record specially in mind. LEE LEWIS 542 Fourth Avenue Wloortasnoos Qnunuaiolnoe Sold for 50 years for Malaria and as a General Tonic. Helps build you up and keep you Well. s If not sold by your Druggist, write WINTERSMITH CHEMICAL CO. Louisville, Ky. INCORPORATED 71 Albrecht Sons Hardware Co. 230 West Jefferson Street Headquarters for Paints, Varnishes, Screen Goods and House Cleaning Supplies . Both Phones 884 Would You Like . to have 31,000 in ten or twenty years by making small payments each quarter or each year? The Commonwealth Life Insurance Company Home Oflices 106-110 South Fifth Street LOUISVILLE, KY. issues aipolicy providing for such payments and will gladly furnish a sample on request. ' DON'T DELA Y-Costs You Nothing to Investigate F Commerczal School A Regularly Incorporated Institution of Learning' I 321 GUTHRIE STREET, LOUISVILLE KY Thorough business training. Bookkeeping, principles of accounting, shorti i Q hand, typewriting, etc. Call and examine work or write for catalog. C. B. Thompson SZ Co. FLORISTS 624 FOURTH AVENUE 72 Y .Y r,....a.-L. I A 3 iardware Co son Street iS,lQ3. Screen R ' G00 bupplieg b Md S381 I X ily years by ma ' U er or each E msurance Company IJOUSWLILKY. iuch payments and rn request. bu Nothing to Invesligais ' r o vial 565001 lion of KT. illl'iPk9 0' 'm ,,,,,'mef'f ', it ,e on 81 1' ,1 NUE ii, JOHN T. BERRY, Photographs Special rates to students of L. G. H- S- 608 FIFTH STREET LOUISVILLE, KY. BYTIIB 81. Sllllllll Goal lillllllllallllll 2 5 , INCORl OR.X'l'EU All Grades Any T0'mUge 1 ' Steam and Domestic 1 Both Phones Ask Dad for a 315 K O D A K Guthrle Street ' Telllhim to get it from T. J. MORROW, Manager W. D. Gatchel 85 Sons . J. J. McTIGHE, Asst. Manager Fifth and Walnut Opposite Keith's Ben T. Farmer, President Fred J. Klausing, Sec. cQ: Treas THE MODERN WAY I INCORPORATED Cleaners and Dyers-Rugs and Draperies a Specialty City or South 2362 Office and,Plant: 1140-1142 S. Third Street Highland 1786 Highland Branch Geo. L. Danforth Emile Pragoff .D6l1lf0Tll't at CO., General Insurance Established 1854- Q . - N. E. Corner Third and Main A-Ppzes Potatoes Home Phone City 729 Established 1866 0 ' ' ' nions Cabbage k John Welsensteln L. S. Brown Sr Co. 81 CUHIPHHY INCORPORATED 4 'Wholesaze TWO STORES F ruits, Vegetables and 208 E. Jefferson St. and318 Baxter Ave. Country Produce Louisville, Ky. 1 16-118 East Jefferson Street . LOUISVILLE, KY. KODAKS FOR VACATION 32.00 to 360.00-All sizes--All Models Kodak Films and Supplies Developing and Pri n E. L. MADDOX 663 Fg h I 74 A NBdy I Dim LOUISWUE I 1 V Ballardgs self-Rising Flour W umm 1. ,x., .w ':f,,' 45? - . ' 'ff s So stmple ct ehtld can t 9555 use it. 1 I X5 I ' X' . 195 t , to, 5 Ish' Q,X'?Xt,'Q'.-j Safest and best H , ' ' 059 ' - D D 2 t ev for brtdes. fellhimm gum-mm 5 LIL 'Q' xiii'-I-i ,J . 5 D. Gatchel 8zSons :f'?tThe1-hree Minute ' Made W the wofld S ' Onwmfkkimt scuit Flnugzbb ' largest soft wmter X X-' e h 11. ed J. Klal1Sing,Sec.Hrm r' Quick-Sure-Simple w eat ml Ballard Qgmgpllard Eng L0uiSVi1le,Ky' r'iesaSpeciaIty tt: 1140-1142 S. Tl1irdStreel ighland Blanch Emilermgoa ' ' ral Insurance lain -1-'f --va ' -29 Emh1i.hedl866 Weisensivill Company nw-alwlf Vggetablf-' and my Pf0duce ast JeB'el'50 street A1-ION s-Q aw S 1 ' riif f Better Butter Always Ask your grocer for it 75 fn...-mf V' 'Wh -N.. xo? B .VI1 K1fQlggmCo 111 6111 bi - P UU Coll 'e Almual lfavevf LoVI.r'v1kL,1.L, KLN KY V .r..A. C mfgehxgenf anrl . e rf' Q-,fax maxi A Service 011131 valuable y gklon Tfwf f - I 'I I.. , 713 if lc J l 5 1 lu, 4 1, ff' I 7 - 'f 'Wm' .ng , f-' . 'Qc' .var gf,-' .Fi ,ge :grae , ---.ni '-E1i 'Wm: if? f 'ij iff' 1. i I 1 N'l ,W wyQ u' 'it i l 3 ,r S I 2 E E L UI' 1 llnjg, im: .llllr ' l l ell' A 3 I ,. nl.. l 1 .. f - , T 3 at 'Ll -l ,I . it utlines of Business How Ways of Doing the Work of the World Have Developed Since the Cave Man's Day Advertising as a Career NLY RECENTLY-in the last few years, in fact-has advertising achieved the dignityiof a profession. At the outset, all advertising was design- ed merely to get attention to the thing one had to sell. It was based on the assumption that the man whose atten- tion you were seeking to attract already wanted the thing you had to sell. All there was for advertising to do, under that estimate of the practice, was to tell people where they could get things. But, in spite of the fact that a great deal of the same kind of advertising is done these days and in spite of the fact that a great many advertisers still may think that is all there is to advertising, telling where to get the thing that's for sale is the smallest part of it all. It is a necessary part of advertising, of course, particularly when an advertisement is selling some specific item, but it is the smallest part. No business and no profession ever gets away from its fundamentals. The minute it does, failure is certain to begin. Of couse there are many staple things you' know will be on sale in certain stores and the advertisement does not need to specify. You have already been told where to get such wares. Nowadays advertising undertakes to do much more than it once did. Telling where to get something, telling you how good it is, telling you how cheap it is, are good as far as they go, but making you want to buy something because of the pleasure or benefit you will get out of it is still better. And that is what adver- tising seeks to do today. Ministers have been exponents of modern advertising for many years. They make you want to lead better lives by Showing you how much more you can get out of life on a higher plane than on a low one. And in the same way adver- tising is a great force for better living, more helpful, more wholesome, more healthful and happier lives because the man with things to sell which add to the comforts and convenience of living is continually showing you in his advertising what they will do for you. And there is a big opportunity for women in the advertising field. As in any other calling or profession a great deal of the work is routine, some of it nothing but drudgery. Yet there is opportunity for much real service to your fellows if you take up advertising as a life work. You can do much more than the average individual to contribute to the sum total of the world's well being, and this element of service will do a great deal to make advertising satisfy as a career. fNinth and last of a series of talks on business that have appeared in the Record during this school year, designed to help the girls who will enter business to get a better understanding of the special work they take up.j ' The Franklin Printing Company INCORPORATED WADE SHELTMAN, President 416 West Main Street 'Louisville, Ky. New Classes Now Forming Let this famous college train you for a good position, and then get it for you. Call, phone, or write for Special Low Rates to L. G. H. S. girls. 1 ig f li ffl BUSINESS COLLEGE , Incorporated' Third at Walnut D. P. MCDONALD P 'd Leading-Largest-Best Ge! your sokoolzozgfrom Hzkgfz Scfzool amcfyour jhodfrom us CHAS. F. AUFENCAMP Groceries, Meats and Vegetables Corner Second and Hill Stree One of the Advertising Mediums o of Louisville is the Ijzlgflz ioQo! Qoooro' li.. if gil.. 78 66 U SNO gel lttgin You f te fm- L0 lllegq . W F . It or, good . R Rm! .QW 1 f I On Careful and Timely Planting Depends the Harvest i - ' fe Ask for our list of safe investments - ,NESS cm in 3100 and 3500 denominations. 1 lngwm EG: . ' 'mm X James C. WIIISOH Sz Co. xl 'eesz4Bes:,l0Nlu 'M Investment Securities S 210 s. Fifth sneer LOUISVILLE -405 . . L S We give just what the cloetorforders CAMP Your Druggist is More thanla Merchant' li 'W l alln U L , M I . ' 9 - R. A. F1he st Pharmacy Fourth and Hill Purity--Accuracy-Promptness l H. G. BROOKS 81 CO. Staple and Fancy , eRoCER1Es Cllllms 312.2-ss. .1ff..tr.:211t:21:..:f:ai:nd Fine Meats a Specialty le Corner Third and Bloom Streets ' V eww' ' f-Q, l .-,of , e . UVW as SEDW. NORD Harness and Automobile Trimmings ' 4 404-408 South Preston Street Established 1859 79 nk 7 I I . l ! I l 7 1 . in I . . f a 'LiL..sll ' war- l l- ,izf hoxw ' Bw Wil offer . lull 'liz a 1 l r 0fff04 fl-.li l l i FRE Q- A .QD 5.0 K f i4'f ' ?-uf:-1 - , ' Z' r'i1j T ' To f- Z . 648 South Fourth Avenue ! l. . G. . . rag as 4 1. Every girl who writes letters knows hi, V pensable a letter portfolio is. Therefoli'e4 ' Don't miss -this opportunity to get one abso- lutely free! Simply come to our Fourth Avenue Bank, and say to Mr. Millican, orfiany of the tellers, I am a 'member ofthe June class at the L. G. H. S. He Will be glad to give you one of these beautiful souvenirs-but please come in 120125, as the supply is limited. . Liberty Banla Agency No. 4, Popularly Known as 'mmm ws 41.2 BANK 80 .r rv- if' . .. .,..t 3, '.r- 5 fr - 1 u ' A f f .-- ,I 4. ,, 1 ', ,, , , , -. , . 7, -lay? .fr , - ,Vi M., ,-,.-,,- -d',,f,1:Q'. 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