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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1927 volume:

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Q' - 'G' E'en -though the trend of passing Q Sofroyvfully dims our eyes Withltvears, A, cheering vision is ini! hearts, A .memory 05 you-which ne'er departs. For nobler things you've always stood, For highest standards kind and good, So hour by hour, and day by day, We'1I strive to mould our lives that way. 'QW'-A 5 ' b 'f , K ' .. Q, .,, ' v, .icy ' 1 ,Q Y Q Q t . . . 3' ' V Q- U I F , .Y Q 0 Q ,., L' . ' Ava' fc' dk 1 ....:, ' Q 4 . P. . . 4' And now-farewell! With smiles and tears l We leave ou. The were ha ears Y Y We spent with you, and though we've gone, ' You may alwa s know We'l1 ca on! A ' Hy CG , ' JEAN SHALLCROBS' P- fl 2 Qi da U S V Qf. , .X ml- O 9 rage TL' K ,,:'j7 'iR'Q- . , -1:11. U rr sl!!-4f,l,is1eZ:1',4rf 'Liv A A hx 1: if ,'f:.-'gt' f ,I ms.-f 1 Z ' A - 75. A - It Page-Thru - , X-xszfg-f ' 3' . 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Shorthand ........... Table of Contents What Would You Do If You Saw ..,. I Would I Were a Poet. Clubs and Organizations. . I A Flower Garden ..... Just Suppose That ...., Sports .........., Snapshots ..,... Monkeyshines .,,.. Pa ge Four I --, - .,sq,'f.f'T1--i fi 79f,s13P'z S Wax, f ,4 'A 4:2-45245 , zz - f7ij'47',S ,ij , f'f 'cl-QV? 'V' 1 Ja .A94'f,7,2C4AQ '.m'f,h. 156. gag, - vf:a,gm,.- ' ff' fx3:, - W, 7 - A - 'lelfjfkx Q, , l ff If 'R MQ..-S' . f 0 ' f' ---- 9 ,'- 45 .4 wif... -4. l -S L, 4 X I 'Q' v' L v 'Kg' 5 'ka fffiff? A gf-1 esse quam Ildefl lifee ffffaiifii- . I Published by the GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, Louisville, Kentucky Editorsfin-Clnef. , Associates. . . JUNE, 1927 Rf. - A,.,L,.b,, 71 ' L lg! lx' The staff . ,,..i........ If SARAH FISHER 'L 1 JEAN MATLACR 1- V VIRGINIA MILLER 'R' I JANET LANG f' I LOURENA EATON If ALICE PARK xi . . WILMA SAULTS 'X BEULAH OLIVER? CLARA LEE OLDACRE If MARY ELIZABETH TUELL X ALMA MASON x BETTY HAWES Y HARRIET FLORA ' Arr Associates ..,. . . Lors Cox ,gp MARGARET NEWTON'5 CATHERINE GRIEEIN ,s Business Manager ..., ..,. ........ H E LEN BURRS Q5 V . Associates. . . Cxrculation Mana THELMA FINLEY Y ELIZABETH BELL fx' EVELYN GAUL A' LUCY HINKLE ,V Lois Cox 3' DOROTHY FORTNEYA- RUTH BERTELSONfV HELEN BURKS 5 - ROSAIIELLE ENGELHARD 5' . GAY HICKS L' MARY E. BROWN If LYDA CRAX'EN 54 VIRGINIA WHELAN ,T I IONE SOETE 11- CHARLES ANNA RICIiEY P ANN WHITE ls KATHERINE HALL if ROSA BOROXNITZ MIRIARI WILSON ' LUOILE KNOEEEL ger. . . .,,. .... M ILIJREIJ ARTHUR Literary Advisor, . . . . . . .MISS CHARLOTTE M. BLISS Y Busmess Advisor. Art Advzsor .... ... .,..MIss MARIIAN MASON F . . . .r .Miss ALICE CANE rv - l yr 557'3fa,5 Km '.,af1EZf QQSQQILWI Q Y. 'Q P a ge Five Lawx 1 4' 513' , f ff ' f' , A F . 5 1. Q1 sd o Q, '4r d',59f 'f ' VT? f 1 , 4' 7' A e Ham V1 efl W, ,,,, fm , ,- M N ' if ,J 9 I 5 7 ,Q':?P': ' ', ' 1l'r'?i ' f J av J Jpis-4 5 rf T Qiliiaiyxa f .K 1, . ' .,' ff a'7 cl ' l I qw hlfcfjgp, o v Q' ' ,Y 4 . 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I s'If1LWFE'3ff'-f-'--IO,-g -f f ' ' f I 4' ', - - -' ' I I . V esse Iquam vlderl I I J I -If-qw., an . , .,kg,,.:gf qfgdgvggii I I ,si-.,.w,.ff I+ --- ,Je .,, .Lf 4- - l ELLEN McDOWELL DAVIS HELEN DEPPEN LILLIAN DIECKS DOROTHY DORsBY LOURENA Lols EATON I ELIZABETH EGGERS CHRISTINE ELVIN 4 ROSABELLE ENGELHARD .I 1 I 1, ll THBLMA FINLEY ELIZABETH FINTER I is , 125'-E ff iziygfyi , ffjjw ,I -.ff-va, ' 1 aRf'm:i.gga1fr5 7fQ21i.if7 577546 Page F1fteen .yt .QQ . If .. ISE 2 ? 'f N2 ,x ' xg, .. 4 I awww! esse quam vlderl +pwg.,:,p . If,f4z.f af, - - - X lffhi-44.4, fL.c,1,1gg?.x' , f n.g 'f7 'f.,1, A up., --' A also if'-.s ' V A Wm A: , Page Sixteen SARAH FISHER DOROTHY BELLE FORTNEY VIOLA MAE GAINES VIRGINIA GALLAGHER EVELYN C. GAUL HELEN VIRGINIA GIBSON LUCILLE G. Goss ERNIA F. GREEN LOUISE FRAZIER HARDEE . FRANCES G. HARGAN f fe 4 f ' ' ' ' - ,, gurl Wf' Psfk, 1 ,V +A 51 ' 5 1' f,fffQ1P: 4 fy Rage ,Af 'sr44i fm'??6f'Z:43 ,L 2 ,fig ,fed iii 4' 14.144 3- I' , img 2 9, f , esse quam vlderl I 7, I W -4--Y. f-- I . 11M1::,ffwe PM?-1' . 1 1, -ML f fa. A 7 Q ,,gI,f-A ffffw uffn I N IRMA K. HARRIS VIRGINIA JO HEFEERNAN DOROTHY HERRICR LUCY HINKLE KITTY CHAMBERLIN HYATT FRANCES JOHNSON - I. me-I Rf: ' , ' 14 5 -A . v' '51 -'fl v I ' I ' Mjgm? kwh, 51454 1113. -K' f ':zur.x7-K'1- , - t - , BETTY MACDONALD HAWES BLANCI-IE G. HENRY GAY BRILLA Hxcxcs MARY KATHRYN HUNCI-IMAN Page Seventeen W, ,-' , ':fn ,Q 5'.. .. , I1 if-4--,1..Ia, ' H 1 5 -' ' ' ' 'A I , eSSe quam vlderl - W , l ' - , I NAOMI JORDAN MILDRED M. KELLEM MARGARET E. KEY FLORENCE KNADLER L KATHERINE ELIZABETH KOOP P: . 5 BERTHA KRISCH EVELYN ELIZABETH LEI-IR LOUISE LEIIR ANNA LEE LEWIS KITTY PARK LONG I I 1'v LP' sgxmsabvvyfffg r I is 1 .,Lf4:?x DE KIT 5-11,51-N. ,1 - ,,'- 1 A ' . :L-1, -.f4-Q., 3225 5'f7t3'..p ' 1: 22-14 501:51 Q r '- Page Eighken W., fu, I A I vsqzx 2 .135 7 Q ,ah ,N ...'- 5 -- - A- 'wig ' 4 U 1 ,fe .E ' 5,M,m.v!:f - f' -- -d -'Ss ' Y gfgfgffaq esse quam Vl erl I WM . , Q1ir.MM ,,f' ,- - . - .. , ff-LQAff:4..?,E2E.H:em-A V' GRACE EDNA MCALLISTER JANE MBNGEL ESTHER .1-1 , A -. was ff A ':z12.7ig,s?f?.,g f ,uf 5:2 MARY GLADY3 LOVORN FLORENCE ERNESTINE LUTES DOROTHY MARATTAY EUGENIE MARQUEss ALMA LUCILE MASON R. MAY MARTHA GENEVIEVE MENARD L. MEYER Page Ninteen ,., A ' 1V ,pf 3 N V' I ,,Y 5- 'ff ff- ' . I . .. .. gig Ln, i n 5 q , '7 ' . . -A 2Z9'4'1?6ff7ff Q ffzffgff , esse quam vlderl I ,M gy . N I ... - .M A I FLORA MEYERS FREEDA F. MILLER KATHARINE LOUISE MILLER VIRGINIA B. MILLER MARGARET NEAT KATHERINE J. NEUWIRTI-I MARGARET J. NEWTON SARAH NOE ELIZABETH OQBRIEN I EVELYN F. OSKEEPB I f-2 ww ffiv '..,.m.f:aR? ygvzggegffzfgii Page Twenty . --f-- 1 5 .. .WW . A - A ffm. 2ff,,13-71 :55 ' ' ' - - ' 'fsifkfdcfff , esse quam v1derI I I 2y5Q3gg,qg,? l -vrf-. - .-b,,,'-- .- I,'.g , . 41fQ ,1,,1. 'fic A-A - I ...I ',:'.ff fi- EW- A- v. MARGARET F. OSMARA ALICE LOUISE ABBIE Lou PENDLETON VIRGINIA PIPES HELEN PORCH LOUISE MAE ROADCAP HELEN RYAN +R, If A 'Zamy, I K Y 1 i L1f11ll1D'f4f , 'Q ,, A -'Tvs ,km-I-A ' 1.-J. 4Q.Qi.'fi': '- 5' L,.'f,,j' f 4 . Umfk' - - . 5-?w -if rfzz. P ' , ,,'15t.'f,' ' L- 'Y ' 'biqfx' 14, , 'Maia 51124171 -W ' 121- --f,.4... Q 5 'K' PARK MARGARET POPE MARGARET ROWLBTT MARTHA SAPOSNEKOFF Page T 'wenty-one .lg -v-q-r1- eq- A 4 i 'P' f T 1'1l'wfn's 1 ,P- 1 N fy Q. 7 11 1 , :T ' . . . E . 1 , gygf ., 9. rw - - A Emi: ,-wg ,, F 2-2316 ff- '35 'd ' ' E'-1 2. J,i'fJ ' fQzf,,4+E , esse quam V1 erl X . ff - ,iwaif fem-:Jeff 4. I ,,,..4 9,51 A... 7' ,..V,, ...- ,1... 4. ,Qjura v.I'C'f-.4 1 WILMA PENNINGTON SAULTS LENA SCHECHTER ADBLE CHRISTINE SCOTT MARGARET SEITZ MALINDA M. SEWELL - JEAN SHALLCROSS NANCY JANE SHAWLER RUTH KATHRYN SIPPEL KATHLEEN K. SNYDER ESTELLA A. SOTSKY I ,vi gpiy!'75ff fI,ifg:,9'g Vg -,5-q.,fQ,:. .,,,r..'-ia u -.,--f-Q. f., f T 1 -4 4 ,,g ,,-H 'Q .J Pi, H512 AJP! , C ,V W' JLQWHL ,lnxa :iw zwk - f 7 if-f,'1f'!f.:., Page Twenty-two -T ' . 'S . . A It .Q ,.. , 1.'-11' Mm, fr .-- .Tgi+hi4al5'1aI',L'TP1ml.l '22 I ' , 44. ' V.: ,'f' ' 'Q L' 1 Q if 433 7 I5 :Pg Q' . 'J .t4fJZgf1fQ N' - -' ,259 If 1 F wing? esse quam vlden I W, I R- , '...w ,,:5i4521 '54'2?ziQRrL - 1 ESTHER STILT: THELMA STIVERS MARIE STRAUS ISABELLE SWAIN EDNA TERRY IRMA GWBNDOLYN THARP ADA Loursrz THoMPsoN BILLII2 THOMPSON LEORA SIMS TROXLER I EI.sIIz WARRLAND 4 V nf 552215 :IJK IW-Q, 'Riff 12:23 - I 'J 1,3 1:5 If ffyzcs Page Twenty-three L I 1 JR.. A , k ,bland- wvffsumwyw , -f 4 'a gi I 5 3 .-,I u 1 3 gi 3 I 3 a E s I .i 5. J' -J fi as ii 6 4: In I vi. in mx. .I-3.5 ,. .. E,-A 'hu ed- .un I 3, .ap- I il .' Q I S r5,eff,Q' fzfe, 5' .3-1 '1 5 ' Lu .Hifi ffl . - I ' 2 fe. 55-'g.i',ff?af, - I fffgi? ' ' I 1' , esse quam vlden I ,,,,M!g?!iknmg i NELL WALKER v SUSAN WALL ELIZABETH WASHEURN EVELYN L. WATER? ROBERTA K. WEIGEL MAYBELLE WEISS SARA WELCH RUTH WHITE ELSIE MARIE WILSON LOUISE WITT I I v-1-I, '11, ,kxigffy-i , , 453.7-1, gt: V. , ,. jg: .. . Q' - '. I 4 fu Jbjmffl :MAL '.m .,m 54542353 - 1 ' 2.3: Zyx'f!f'J- Page Twenty-fozzr v-5. 7:4--v. 'L ' - ff ' 1 ,ns 'Ki Q' A2 'Jiffy fr L v ...L Q10 ,. 'Q-:Q '.' .jfff 3,4 A-. ui, --1'gf,g1L4 -QQLR. ' ' -5 f fl esse quam Vlderl Li:fl'.,,,.Y -R - R R ,lam-fffaffz' AR ' ' CAROLYN MAY WOLFF NBTTIE L. YANOFF MARION FULLER ZELLICH 1 1 tw- , 'fr . ,, -fzalifgpf 1l'?Z-5,33 Az? ,Q4 f,f2w?b1b - A ,Ivy ' -..1m,':ea.fRnf,:.v if S :Z:2i21wfi1.eL4 ' - v' '- MARY ESTHBR WORRALI MARJORIE JANE YENOWINB DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN Page T wenty-five 'Haig . .J 5. f2f51l?3Qp.,Q'f 1 -. N cw A' I' fn :S 'X W C' +R I' A fn LX A 'W q- T-' CLASS P 192 75 - ' 'f -.el ,,f-4 ,A - A iQf+.fiw ..4 .f ' f 5' 1. '-w:'f?f1?N11nn,j'g.'f'--W1i1'15'vi-' :'1v2aw-r-v' 4 -A - -N - m F 'O A A . H- . A ' 5 X w e quam Eder- T . :L-.M AL , J... Q-it ,zfl5'9,!'f' .EL-5415.5-Z',44 ' DOROTHY ABBOTT NELLIE L. ADAKIS RUTH A. BARNES FRANCES E. BELLIS ROSA D. Boaowrrz EDITH BOWERS DOROTHY LEE BRILL PAULINE BROWN BEATRICB LEE BROWNSTEIN ELIZABETH BRUNER i 'iw 1fv'F x.x-5, 'Hg ' r , E 3 ffm,-iff, ,,4 e pw 4 ,dy , . 4.4 1 -M A xu 1'fff,. it-Xu-Egg' ' E gpg- ,lid A Q Z, V, A l f ' in Mf!v A ' Page T wenly-xewvz ,F , I 1 A I s ...JL M , v V I , 1 .Q , f J .1 , , 7' ' Nm ' - esse quam videri ,is . W'-dell, , W- ' fn-N 5414, fsffilkrkl' I I .M H 0 , f Y .- Y ,afar ,, ,-L, f.-. I.. .Ax ...ii Page Twenty-eight PAULIN1: G. BUFORD ELNORA CLARK GRACE CLAYCOMB PAULINE CORUM MILDRED CATHERINE CRUM ALENE CRUTCHBR ELIZABETH C. DAVIS MARTHA L. DOTSON DOROTHY KLUMM Daxsnr. DOROTHY G. FAHRENBBRG FQTV ll' aqankxxgil 1 , M i, .fc .wi b.z2-m..73qA - ,I.:'4.g.: !'f'1 I ,1 '-C 5. 4 .4 '- f.T5-.i,S- . . . Iypj-'5f'Q. QI ,, f gf ' ,ai , ' .,. :nj Sm., km R, if QI 2175, -U f 4:5 - I -.4 -- ' Q 1' f' .W ,J ' .S1 : 4 .--,f,f,. . 1.1,f -- rf ,9I' 7 Lie X v U iff, ry! A JW? ' 5: J . . ':. riff , 2'f5? ' ' 5 - Q vlpgg' 1 ,A 15-4, .- . , c- 4 'f' Zines, 1,1 --4 41, ' ,gui 'fd-,1 'Lf' as ', .. 11 4 4 6 -f 4 ' ,N , K .. If' f-- ' ',. A mmf.. E. LEIGH FAHRENBERG MARY MOORE GATES CORA ETELKA GRAF CATHERINE GRIFFIN ETHEL MAY GUTERMUTH MARTHA ANN ' ,-ili ac Rfiffn' . ,215 N. ' , Q yr. ,r .4 f '- :gift-.11 Jz7if?53',,1-13,2 uvlig, ,wc 015.-jqg x' , JF f3Q4vfL1'f,'J1. - z '- HARRxET FLORA JEAN W. GORDON THELMA GREGG MARY GRINSTEAD DRBWRY HABITT Page Twenty-nine ,, 1-,, . - ttf, f, ' F QNTXG , .A 4 , In o o , T bt if CIW, 1 s . , Z v , gf L Gf 1 ' . ' M M4 L iff fo ,J ,A , A '- f Z I ,N i 0 , , , . - ,1 ,ff4Q,4 bf...1Q3!42'L 'flf W 'jg - ,esse quam Vldgfl N w Page Thirty KATHERINE HALL EVELYN HARRISON CLARA MAY HARTMETZ LILLIAN HECKEI, ANNA MARGARET HERSHEY JEAN E. HOUSE EMILY HOWELL KATHLEEN KATZMAN J. LUCILLE E. KNOEPEL RUTH ESTELL KOOI' ' I L' Cf- f.' - 1' 5' . A 5-,gywp pf '5'f311 . ffm-2,1 'qi ' ,f-15, E, 5 ,ya ,,4fQ:w, . I1 ry- M7 ,pe 'yi F , L .,:4,,,, -', 2 ,Q ,Al 20' .Ag 'vpigal 3,63 gllax - fr. ,gg 34-3-21.243-. , , ,, I , I . 'f 'IW W ' ' . ' 'f '54, 1 11- '7.-L1 ' ' A 4' A- f VK A F esse quam vndern tw, . 'lQHi'-,1,,Lff' .M - - -N ,y2fgf.ivfE4f4,LfQz19L.- I- DOROTHY VERNON KUHN JANET LANG HELEN P. LIBBEY HARRIET H. LINDENBBRGER JEAN MATLACK ELLA MEYER J LUCILLE MORELAND ELIZABETH MUSTERMAN ISABEL OGDEN CORINNE O'KooN J f :if 'f?'Af:f9?vW -1' ' 4 -1 ii-..Q ' ,C'1'jP A 3' , 'gfMr22f Exp, Y .M-m, 176.2115 - 1 1 Zz-3450514 , -- Page Thirty-one K J Q, mx: V 'F ' C ' S kqfgff flgfim A 6 1 , 1 V , 4 . 1 5 Q! .R V' ' -H' ' ff, f - f ! u . , I If 5 , G' 'G 3 , . ff-4-. '-' ii! V , ,,fL 'f.1 ' Ar 1+ fair 0.62 -f ' MILDRED PEAK MARIE MAEELLE ROWLETT MARIO - I 4 . ,I 4, V.,- Z1-'ia-32' I A ' 'Af Q .f ' C-1,5 g . . . Pigfai ,sp ,' 6 ff, 50.15 ' La: ' 32.4 Agnajk..-,Zyl ',f4'7Cqf51f5, 2652, ' T tg: Zymiiff 5- . , - Page Thirty-liao CLARA LEE OLDACRE BEULAH MARIE OLIVER MARGARET LOUISE PERRY VIRGINIA RICHARDSON CATHERINE LEE RIDINGS CHARLES ANNA RITCI-IEY ROGGENKAMP N BROWNING-RUBY X or 'iv .-,IQ ' ff- 5' . , . . ' - +'- 'ff' ' .-- zf' f,1?':'t-'Q -5 ' F .I esse quam vIder1 I ,M I 1 W-g3g.,M ,Vp - rm, . I . Q lviffpf-f ':4v,,u.r-a.: 4- I RENA C. SAUNDERS IDA SCHWANKHAUS RUBY LEE SMITH IONE SOETE ALICE THIERMAN ELSIE FLORENCE THURMAN M. N .21 i f fhszif ,I . I R, ,wwf I -.M 33liv:4'f.i'i'J HULDAH SCI-IMIDT HUGHLA M. SMITH LUELLA MAE THOMAS MARGARET L. TooPs Page Thirly-lllree 4 .1 ,-pw' I . .I 0 . lfisifflzt S 554241-f 51. esse quam vlderl , , ii-5x1 2123 , ff ,6l,,f',f,.'f1f, , '4':. fl 4 ' 4 .l'-Aniffff - f2I?'l354,, N f ww H,4,,4. ' up ---v I I, ,h'-kg . -.1-If. H. .. f.. Page Tlirty four ARMON V. TUCKER MARY ELIZABETH TUELL RUTH VAUGHAN ALVERDA B. VAUGHN VIRGINIA WHELAN ANNE WHITE ETHEL WILLIANIS MIRIAM WILSON I I '1 F 1-1AT1l 'qw fe wan? 1X AA 4 ' flag .V f 6,3 ,312 Q 2 ff 'ff ,I ,. ' .E'sf1 .,, '.-I-mf:26:fYgfv.5 'J f I 3434 :'1.fC'f:: ..f I , ,, 1 f I-A2767 v -www'- ara A ':1f Tif f 52' fi i .QZTWS , p f ' aff fr . f: lf! :, irJ.t?:fs 1 s is , ' u . A ff 3 few, esse quam vlderl 5 , f asa . .., .,.. 1 .-- ...fa f Editorial We, the members of the Staff, have made every effort to please you, our friends and fellow students, in the editing of our Ecr-io. This is only the second year that the activif ties of the two classes have been combined and set forth in one book. We have earnestly striven to include every achievement of both classes, and we believe' we have succeeded. We are, therefore, proud to submit to you this version of your past four years in high school. We have purposely omitted programs, tags, etc., that we assume are already cherished possessions of every class book. If you find we have made any glaring omissions, please add your own footnotes. Finally, we extend hearty good wishes to you, and hope that our ECHO will make your good times in high school echo and refecho through all the years to come. J. M. and S. F. To the Class of 1927 One moment yet! From all the years ahead From all the dear days past one moment yet To live with spirits of things that used to be. Ambition realized, we linger still, Remembering happy days we spent with you. And now that all too soon our time is spent, Without a trace of sorrow or of pain, With hearts that sing of future promises, We say, Until we meet again! ' CARMBLITA ABEGG President of Class of IQ27 To the Class of 19275 In everyone's life there are big days, days which will shine out above all others, days which will never be forgotten. I have been fortunate in having two years of such red' letter days, the two terms of my presidency of the Class of 19275. Perhaps few of you remember our Junior and Senior elections, but for me they mark my happiest moments at high school. I realize that I have had the greatest honor a class can bestow-that of being president-and I want you to know how proud In am, how sin' cerely I appreciate your understanding and cofoperation, how much I value the oppor- tunity to serve you that has been mine. The realization that there are live more months still ahead of us makes us more eager to cram our days full of joys. The last semester at L. G. H. S. must be the happiest one of all. You are all full of plans and hopes which can be and will be fulfilled. As for me, could anything be better than to have another term as your president, to enjoy your co' operation, and, best of all, to be with you? ' ANNA MARGARET Haasrnzy President of Class of IQ27M 4 .. my HT avg lliaur. ' ' seal? f- 7s- Zark, 4 -4 . mir,-if 'W -, gw'-1,4 fs. Fi . ' , .,-'f -1' 2 ..Q.W'-. ,-'ff 4 .'1'ffq. ,fs fi. 9135.7 'X I f If 24'.'x-754 '5-- ' - 2 ff f if f A Page Thirty-jus hi. 1.-nga, pez' ' 1 ' V' - -.ggi , .. ,T.j-. ' 0 'Q , ', 'Qian g,, f . esse quam vlderl .N sw Q fav 1..- . ,, ,,gqgQ.eff:414af.i.s:4.ra 9 I History of the Classes of IQ27'IQ27 I'2 Before we leave the portals of dear old L. G. H. S., let us look back and take a survey of the highflights of our high school career. just about the time we were becoming ac' quainted with our new home, the Atherton High School was opened, in the fall of 1923, and many of our classmates left us for the new school. Then came the Charm School. first production coached by our renowned Miss Bliss. Grace Dowden and Katherine Pfau were the dashing young heroes, who made love to our heroines, Martha Graves and Edna Edinger. Later in this year Eleanor Huber won laurels in the National Ora' torical Contest. Thus was the year of 1923f24 ended with much excitement and enf thusiasm. The school year 1924f25 saw many vital improvements in our school. Among these were the new library, the Little Sister movement, formation of the Honor Society, and the new Student Council system. This spring, as in the year before, we were stirred by another Senior play. This time it was Honor Bright. Jack Wakefield and Martha Ayres played opposite Leora Lucas and Flora Sutcliffe. Scarcely had the new term of 1925f26 begun when there was an infantile paralysis epidemic. All public schools were closed for two weeks. Instead of thinking of this as a terrible disaster, however, many of us hailed it as just another vacation. After we came back to school, the class oflicers of the Class of '27 were elected as follows: president, Carmelita Abegg, vice president, Sarah Fisher, secretary, Dorothy Baker, treasurer, Alice Park, pianist, Elsie Wakeland, cheer leader, Susan Wall, and sergeantfatfarms, Louise Witt. Shortly before Christmas the Classes of 1927 and 1927Vg each gave a dance to finance the juniorfSenior dance. Then came the choosing of our class ring. A standard ring was adopted to be used by all succeeding classes. The Class of 1927M elected the following officers: president, Anna Margaret Hershey, vice president, Elizabeth Davis, secretary, Clara May Hartmetz, treasurer, Alene Crutcher. In the early part of january, 1926, an attractive little room was built near the Winged Victory. This was to be the oflicial RECORD room. At the performance of The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown the senior play of 1926, the English VI's sold candy. The gallant Captain Courtenay, Georgia Miller and jean Graham, eloped with the petite Angela Brightwell, Ethel Klein and Virginia Mullan. Betty Hawes, of the Class of '27, designed the prizefwinning tag to advertise the play. Following the Oratorical Contest, which was won by Kitty Hyatt, came the thrill of the juniorfSenior dance and boat ride. This was a fitting fare' well to the Seniors, who were graduating. The year of 19264927 began with the election of officers of the Class of '27, The officers were the same as for the preceding year, with the exception of sergeantfatfarms, Dorothy Zimmerman, and cheer leader, Lucy Hagerty. Early in December the whole school rallied to the aid of Miss Kranz and the Glee Club in the production of 'Yanki San. A delightful memory was left by this expertly executed performance. To commemorate N 4 N v Q, ?.f, TQ'1,'.:' ' ' ,:it9h?Qw15 f 'ynvrfg 1 f ff 5:53 '.m4'Q4,'1E6f2Y!'3w. 1 7 ZZi'I-'fini'-' ' - ' - v' 'K Page Thirty-six A . , . . qlfgs gig' . - - , sf a, 1 f uffyfgmaf esse quam viden X ' SFO'-1 ,. 'ff' .-- 'fn-ffeirfsf.'Lf3fi1f.L -P f' .si ...ref d.,L.?L..Q the AthertonfGirls High hockey game, Miss Hoffman, on behalf of the Alumnae Club, presented us with a beautiful mirror for our rest room. Resting became a popular indoor sport. Before the Christmas holidays our new stage was Hnished. After we came back to school, the '2'71Qofficers were elected. They were as follows: president, Anna Margaret Hershey, vice president, Virginia Whelan: secretary, Cora Graf, treasurer, Clara May Hartmetz. Soon try-outs for our senior play were announced, O such ex- citement! The second trvfouts and name of our play were announced. It was to be Penrod, a dramatization of the adventures of Booth Tarkington's bestfknown hero. After long weeks of rehearsing, came the two play days, April 8 and Q. Our Penrod was played by Bertha Krisch and Ruth Barnes, supported by two excellent casts, to say nothing of Mike, Miss Higgins' spotless dog. Of course, Penrod was undoubtedly the best perf formance ever put on at Girls High. To add to its charm, the Schohelds' house and garage had been built, painted, and decorated by our own art students. One morning several days after the play, the school was greeted by a wonderful new velvet curtain on the stage. How proud we were. The National Oratorical Contest of 1027 was won by Miriam Wilson, of the '27LQ Class, who also carried off second place in the State finals. V The last days of our high school career were days crowded to the brim with ceaseless rctivities. The highflights of this time were the ,luniorfSenior dance, the boat ride, Class Day, and Class Night. Our final chapter, Graduation, is yet to be given. This will be the real climax of our school days, the realization of our fourfyear dreams. M. E. T. and S. F. I'- xxg sk-l 1 I r. xii? 'ffl 3v?3fhi2fNf'i?ll' I .-4 ' 0:21845 'z - -, 'Z2'4'S , 1 Q, .0-eva .ai ,, :HA 5 kv -4, K '.n: ,a. fseigltgx . T Y: Z: N- -,..f.. , 4' A Jl19Au Page Tlzirty-seven 'RHF fwfr ,. esse quam vlderl ,., -ia .ie , 5 wigs af. 'Ziff fvfgft, 116553-1?-x . I ,A 'vs 71'-,AM e f 5, .l - - ' , ,Zfi44'0 .s,4wvQb,2-3.1: '- f Last Will and Testament of the Class of 827 We, the 1927 Class of the Louisville Girls High School, in the City of Louisville, in the State of Kentucky, realizing that our days of usefulness are rapidly approaching an end, feel it our duty to leave our earthly possessions in a condition that will cause no difliculties after our departure. Having been found this day to be of sound heart and superior intelligence, we hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. We bequeath: Ist-To the Freshmen, the Winged Victory, called by some superior members of that class the Angel. 2nd-To the Class of WM, when they shall reach the ageuof discretion, members of the faculty to be the judges, all the empty seats in chapel after the school has assembled. 31d-To the School, our new curtain, on the condition that the future generations will be informed of our longfsuffering patience with the old one. 4th-Personal bequests: CLD Dorothy Baker leaves her black hair and blue eyes to Louise Macdonald. C20 Sarah Fisher leaves her soft, sweet voice to Sarah Lewis. 13.1 Ellen Davis leaves her studious habits to Jane Hollinshead. 14.7 Frances johnson leaves her overfabundance of pep to Charlotte Orr. CSQ Alice Park leaves her speedy talking to Elizabeth Kurfees. K6.j Katherine Neuwirth leaves her mannish qualities to Virginia McGehee. 17.1 jean Shallcross leaves her literary talent to Buff Wall. 18.7 Rosie Engelhard wills her easyfgoing manner to Rowena Sanders. f9.l Sarah Welch wills her sophisticated air to the unsophisticated-if she can be found. Lastly, we hereby select Miss Thompson, this day, to be the administratrix of this, our last Will and Testament. In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1927, have subscribed our names and affixed our seal this june, in the year of our Lord, 1927. THE CLASS or 1927 W. S. Will of the Class of l27 I'2 We, the Class of 1927M, Louisville Girls High School, being in full possession of all our faculties and of disposing humor, do herein make this, our last will and testament, bequeathing hereby, not only that property which is actually ours, but also that which we should like to have, were we more fortunate. To wit: Ist-To the school-Unrestricted use of our ample playground and swimming pool. 5 f l fQ?2fY1h41 f , 9 ' llfvne :JL l 421-m,':i2?'nfs., . - .P t ' - Q' Q Page Thirty-eight s ' 1' i ii ' JW, .d .. .- 11,1 1 H5 ffffiffwzy , OSSC Ullalll Vl el'l X ,ff Pgyfyg if-193 , .,,f..' M. , at anfgif, 15105-s3.,g' h l - L , ,,,- .L A at ,gAes4w ,,. .,rt,r.-.1 V 2Hd-TO the present English VI's-Our dearest possessions-all the broken seats in chapel. 3rd-To the Faculty-Unlimited aid inspired by the memory of our overwhelming brilliance and wisdom. 4th-Miscellaneous bequests: CLD Ruth Barnes' Penrod whistle to the next leading man. f2.J Alene Crutcher's 'iblinkersu to the next LlViUlC3g3.ll GQ Beatrice Brownstein's boyish bob to Gayle Wilder. f4.D Mary Elizabeth Tuell's weak, soprano voice to Charlotte Orr. C5.l Clara May Hartmetz's ability to keep silent at all times to Virginia Herrick. 16.5 Cora Graf's dumbness in Latin to Sarah Lewis. UQ Lucy Hagerty's dainty femininity to Virginia McGehee. QSJ Pauline Buford's unusual height to little Katherine Aufenkamp. 19.1 Armon Tucker's morbid disposition to Mary Louise Alford. 410.5 Martha Habitt's clumsiness in dancing to Emily Van Arsdale. We hereby nominate, constitute, and appoint our dear friend and protector, the Winged Victory, executor of this, our last will and testament. In testimony whereof, witness our hand and seal in this year 1927. V Cmss or 1927V2 Farewell Goodbye to the school we hold so dear, Goodbye to the ioys we have each year. Farewell to our own, our Senior Play, lts fame will ring in our hearts each day. We won't forget our teachers truez They've helped us all to say, 'iWe're through. Our hockey team, the peppiest band, We'll praise them up and down the land. And now, farewells all said and done, Juniors, to you we eave our FUN. CLARA MAY HARTMBTZ I ,l4ia:.,g5agl? 5 . ., yy-nag ,dy , f, ,iff-f.,,,' i- ,. align, ..,, . .fn-154, ,ei 2Ai7?,w 3 24-rn'-!C J: ..4 ' Q V f' - Page1Thirty-nine gpg., ' , S Qg,gf,,. ,E esse quam vlderl I if 39,3 , , , I , 7 r 'V , 2 Q 4 , .s 4 P 1 I y A 4- . . . ' L 12 , 1 J, W 4 ' f v' W I fab Wx . K Z2hL'.,4a,. A 4? ' A k A 7 , Ayr 3: j'ifLf' x 4e,L,QQE-14.11 , 3 i Page Forty wakqt 2566? 15 ' 4'-I v? if Af? ' a ,Z -I il . u l 'WN Z ' ' 1 ' 1-rr: W +. 4 A 1 ,f,:47t:4-A - f fkg Q ,M M , f vf- -4 'g ,,.,,w..d K x x E SCHOHELDS TH THE HOME OF '- A , f- , , - , . ty - ' 'w 4 J-.1 ' I T aa -ffl 2.7 J -4 i f bln do fjffrl'-L ...G fe Y Q.. ,. vvv . J ,,v, 7f.v I P V7 f h - A - ' ' - f a2i5 4','5tA. 7 ' q F. V 291- 'd ' f ' 4' 21 fgiffze-' i Q4'fI5?r'f ig , , K Z Q, . Y V . tif' A I in V Y-i . ,, , A R vfgtitkr LM, -In 7, wr, -. . ,.,. .P iz: Echoes F 'rom Penrod The play is all over now, hut wasn't it fun while it lasted? Excitement ran riot during tryouts. and when the casts for Penrod were announced. there was no desire to check it. After four weeks of hard practice, we went to Atherton for dress rehearsal. But what a dress rehearsal! There were no footlights, no roofs on house or garage. The men's clothes had not arrived from Levy's. Mr. Dade and Boh Willizinis, however, made just as good love in skirts. And why shouldn't they? Finally April the eighth came. It rained all day and night, and the weather man promised rain and thunderstorms for Saturday. He kept his word, too, hut no amount of rain could dampen our spirits. We had three full houses. Every ticket had heen sold, and the ushers reported that many people came and offered cash for seats. Back stage, everything was moving like clockwork, yet everyone was afraid something would go wrong. 'il hope -large can kick that plant over, hreathed Miss Boyd. Her fear was rightly warranted, for at every rehearsal ,large had given the hush a vicious kick, all in vain. All right, Della, said ,large on the stage, and everyone stopped hreathing. Plopl The hush fell. A sigh of relief set the hollyhocks tremhling. Although Sam was very ill Saturday afternoon, no one in the audience knew it, for he acted as lively and mischievous as ever. Mike, too, must have heen feeling had, for when Penrod called him, he would not hudge. So poor little Penrod went on without him, and left home forever ---ralone. 'ktw 'FJ 4 'YQCTR N . ,, ff 'pf' 7 . , 051,-fr? 17 ,gay 54: ..,4,i M!-::6f,Zp'. V ,. VZQQNGQ4-f Prior' l'll71'f.V-NIH' ,.,f-F, 1'g 1' ' ' - C gg,,L!'z.yM ,QIAT 1 ,t A rd ,4:ZaMg',. ' -d . ' 4'y 4E1efzfa.w , wggf, ,ai , esse quam vi ern Q W if .Vgw.,ag, , IW QH4'-My A rd 9 ' ,QQ Y ,Q ,V M A Q- - A.. The roll was being called. ls everybody here? asked Miss Bliss. Yes,H everyone shouted exceptfliitty Hyatt. Where was our leading lady? Half past seven, and Heres Kitty now. just another case, you know, of the new car, and the starter that wouldn't work. 'LEverybody upstairs for the first actll' Up the stairs we trooped, only to End Miss Boyd hunting wildly for the pistol. The curtain rose. Still no pistol. The drum could be used for the shot, but could Penrod and Sam struggle successfully over a ruler, as in rehearsal? The second act was called, and4the pistol appeared! A breathless usher came bearing the gun. Where in the world was it? Well, when I showed a man to his seat, he looked first at the seat, and then at me. I looked at the seat, and there was the pistol. Anyway, we don't carry concealed weapons. Somebody just parked it there, some' how or other. The play was proceeding smoothly. Crash! Elsie Wakeland had fallen through the cyclorama. Fortunately, neither was hurt. Notwithstanding all the mishaps, we know our senior play was the best ever given. When we have forgotten ourfwell, all those things we've almost forgotten already, Penrod will remain to us in memory a joy forever. A. M. .N . ., , Mfg? . . ' ,f a 1 F I fQ6f'ifi'2 Q. 'a1'5'i th, , II-gfgf,g?g,. . .. 'kjH--gf:-j 4 W 1 434 Pugf' l rf1'ly-lrcwf . ' , - l A . 1 A f 'V ' , Q x 1 r' 2 1 -a - V LI '11 1 mff, v , , esse quam Vl erl 5 W gy .-Q . ff-ax-5. 4- - A , ,gmfpdlf fegrhwf, , 1 1 ,uf-,ad ,g H4 , V MU- H -. iii 14.11 1,,.A., . -. ve . fr ,., ,:. I e f 52553.03 D' ,4 'Q 0.125 i , 55,1-vig , ' , H gf -fT',f . 2 ' 111406, 14 1 .WCM 5.2.1 53272. I '2 2f3'AZ'.4i'f P11 gf' Forty-lllrffc f zijkyq' - -- - ' i ' L ' F ,esse quam ylden , .-- I . .,gf,rff'f4.fais.Q1:,,a - I Honors of Class of 527 FRBSHMAN HONORS Music Memory Contest ..... .... Botto Art Contest ...,.... SOPHOMORE HoNoRs Sophomore Honors .... Sophomore Honors .... Sophomore Honors ..,. Beha Geometry Prize. . . State Latin Tournament Credit Essay Contest. . JUNIOR HONORS Oratorical Contest .... National Chemistry Essay Contest State Latin Tournament ........ Name for Annual .......,.... . Slogan for Bond Parade ..., .... SENIOR HoNoRs English VII Speaking Contest. English VII Speaking Contest .... English VII Speaking Contest .... Palathena Short Story Contest. . . Palathena Short Story Contest . . . Palathena Short Story Contest . . . Alethean Short Story Contest ..... i Best Article in RECORD ....,.... Second Place . .... . . . .Dorothy Carver Honorable Mention. . . First Place .... . Second Place ......., Third Place. . . . First Prize .......,. . First Place ...... ..., .Betty Hawes .Ellen Davis .Kitty Hyatt .Alma Mason .Dorothy Carver .Ruth Bleier Honorable Mention .... Dorothy Baker ...........FirstPlace.......... Honorable Mention. . . Honorable Mention. . . ECHO .........., First Place .... , First Place ....... Tied for Second Place. Tied for Second Place. First Prize ........ , . Second Prize ...... . . Third Prize. . . . . . . First Prize .... . . .. Second Place ...... . . National Chemistry Essay Contest. . .First Place ....... . . . Speed Memorial Contest ....... . Speed Memorial Contest. . .. . . . . Penrod Tag Contest ......... ...... Louisville Chorus Poster Contest . Louisville Chorus Poster Contest . Second Place ........ .Kitty Hyatt .jane Mengel .Ruth Bleier .Rae Cohen .Dorothy Baker .Marie Straus .Cay Hicks .Jane Mengel .Lois Cox .Ruth Sippel .Elsie YX7akeland .Jean Shallcross .Carmelita Abegg .Jane Mengel .Margaret Newton Honorable Mention .... Louise Hardee Second Place ...... Second Prize ........ Honorable Mention. . . 1 rf- .' Q ,. F, A . is I .4 f,fzg2.+: -ri :gi fgzfzhf :gif '.m' ,,.'52122. aff:-, J Y 23'x4-Z -5-4 , ,. .- Page Fortyifour . . .Lillian Diecks Margaret Newton Mary Brown s esse quam viden 3 ,., yQ,.ggg,3 . Q-15:54, , 6, A - 2245716 fgygfraaaf, . I ' ,. '41, aol' 50 -1 Q96 ff, -5 S ' 'A' FRESHMAN HONORS Latin Scrap Book. Latin Scrap Book. SOPHOMORE HONLSRS Sophomore Honors ,... . . ., Sophomore Honors .... Botto Art Contest Music Memory Contest .... ,... Latin Scrap Book. . L. G. H. S. Tennis Tournament . .. . . JUNIOR HONORS Poster Contest. . , SENIOR HONORS Oratorical Contest-District ....... Oratorical Contest-State ...,. ..... Louisville Chorus Poster Contest. . English VII Speaking Contest ..,.. Honors of Class of Q27 I'2 First Prize ....,.. Honorable Mention. . . First Place ,..,..... . .Anna Margaret Hershey Margaret Toops . Anna Margaret Second Place ......,.. Cora Graf Honorable Mention Third Place ...... Honorahle Mention Silver Cup .....,. Second Place .,.. , . . First Place ,..,..... . Second Place .... . ,Honorable Mention First Place ....,..... . . , .Alice Thierman .. . ,Pauline Buford . . . .Margaret Toops Lucy Hagerty , Harriet Flora .Miriam Wilsoii .Miriam Wilson Harriet Flora Hershey Anna Margaret Hershey Q'l'hiS space is left for senior honors not yet Cl'l17'lOUTlC6d.l ,-41 rr 'Ty 7 'S WCW' ar ,Q, ,wqnadi F - ,-ff 1 F mf- 2 .i 1 I aiihvfilfa 1' fa:.w-sir ifwmfif if ' ia, 1.65-mp, 1? 52:-QMLL-A . , ,, . Pugc Forfy-jim' U, J . . , , .. 0. 1 .5 Y was esse quam videri i , fwgaaatffxia . . A A iaafffmfffraaasx . 1 . 5 '1.1, 1.,,1. f 44. ----r I - W4 fs, 1,-.,,L!1.. 1141 - The CrystaIfGazer - - I 11 am sitting in the cool, dim tent of an Arab crystal-gazer far out on a lonely desert. Without, the Hrst pearlfgray shadows of evening are streaking the horizon, and while this faint light lingers, I gaze into the crystal. The allfknowing globe confronts me, and looking far into the future, I see the lives of the graduating class of 1927. As the old Arabfturns his crystal, I make note of all that passes before my eyes- The forms, at first Vague and phantomlike, become clear and distinct. Thenjslowly I begin to recognize familiar faces. I smile as I see Ellen Davis, Ziegfields new star, illuminating Broadway with her success. With her is Sarah Fisher, as a chorus girl, getting inside dope for her startling new novel, Behind the Footlights. In New York, too, are Helen Burks and Margaret Key working in a chemistry laboratory, where they have ingeniously worked out the percentage of iron in H,SO,. Miss Borries is there, pleased and smiling, to see at last the fruits of her teaching! In the quiet solitude of a Boston library I see Sue Wall and Dot 'Zimmerman laboriously pondering over dusty volumes to obtain data for their book on the origin and history of the Estruscan race. Next come Evelyn Gaul and Nell Walker, who are now singing in Grand Opera and are happy and thrilled to have at last reached their goal! Rena Chatham and Bertha Krisch are making their pretty millions on the stage in Chicago as Pen and Rod in The Adventures of Sam. In Washington, jane Mengel, whose hair, my dear girls, is finally long and wavy, gives lessons in a very exclusive school on the technique of man' baiting. Frances johnson is the head of the institution for deaf mutes in the same city, and in her new surroundings she can talk to her heart's content without fear of inter' ruption. Sarah Welch, having learned the merits of the Lodge car in her youth, has the agency for it in Bermuda, and is at last realizing its faults. The Arab turns the crystal once more, and whom should I recognize but Kitty Hyatt and Emma Keats Crutcher installing electric refrigerators in Alaska and praying for hot weather to make their venture a huge success. In Alaska, too, I see Nancy Jane Shawler digging for gold with a husky husband and five little huskies. Katherine Neuwirth and Kitty Park Long have taken the air, and in their selffmade aeroplanes, are making record twoehour trips from Alaska to China. Rosie Engelhard is following the gleam and is now a missionary in sunny Greenland. Lucy Hagerty is with her, giving instruction to all little heathen on how to play hockey with tennis balls! I see Eugenia Adams and Erma Harris practicing for an international swimming relay race across the Atlantic and back. Leora Troxler and Dorothy Fortney are their trainers and are following them over the billows in their trusty little row boat. Back on U. S. soil Helen Coleman and Denola Duflin are selling patent medicine, guarf anteeing new health and vigor after the first twenty bottles. Dorothy Carver and Flor' ence Lutes still delight in being book worms, and as librarians, are iinally getting their fill of volumes big and small. Carmelita Abegg has published her first volume of love lyrics, I i f nf' 357N 'rZ3!i' l ..,i?gffi2Iril7 ix. VF I 5ff7?i'f? 5:-lil -,M f ggzf' Zfgfqidi ,fh'gQL,ir1' 354,-554 Page Forty-six I rf Q3 esse quam vlderi x , Jaf -a ' ' ' ...J .zffiaerf E4T4.'z2.Q?i f2 f ' ' of which over a million copies have already been sold. Betty Hawes, now a cartoonist, has succeeded Sidney Smith, and is making the Gump Family even more famous than ever. Wilma Saults and Louise Witt, who have a beauty salon in Mississippi, are noted for their clever mud lotions. They claim that their treatments will make one more beautiful than Venus. In Tennessee, Alice Park and Alma Mason are promising young lawyers, who have already succeeded in winning one case. I am rather dubious as to what kind of a i'case it was. Our little friends, Dorothy Christie and Margaret Baird, are on the women police force in Chicago.. They are immensely popular with all nice thugs and murderers. The light outside the tent fades. The shadows deepen. As the darkness falls, the visions in the crystal become vaguer and vaguer, and finally disappear. I turn away with a sigh, for, just as the evening breeze has lifted the grains of sand from before the tent, and then let them fall, lightly and fantastically, so have I taken the futures of a few of my friends from the void, scanned them for this brief moment, then dropped them lightly and softly, back into eternity from whence they came. V. B. M. Do Dreams Come True? O, you're going to show me the town and its celebrities? How nice! I've never been here before. Well, well, you don't say! That, Alene Crutcher, the great dancer? She's won' derful, Whos that person snooping around there? Ruth Barnes of the Barnes Detective Agency? Now, I wonder why she thought of shadowing people as a vocation? This is a pretty place, what is it? Pauline Corum's reform school! This town has some great people! And next door is a sober, sedateflooking place which has on the front of it 'Foreign Missions, Elnora Clark, Presidentf Hum! 'LWhat's that? It looks like the 'Charge of the Light Brigadef O ho! the town coun' cil out parading to advertise the 'Clean Up, Paint Up' Campaign. Well, I do believe I see Mabelle Rowlett carrying a big placard saying 'Use Williams' Green Paint,' and there are Elizabeth Bruner and Evelyn Harrison carrying mops and buckets! Aren't they too funny! Look at those cunnin' 'Dutch Cleanser' girls! Why, they are Luella Thomas, Isabel Cgden, Ruth Koop, and Martha Dotson. That Katherine Hall as a Gold Dust Twin? But where's her better half? Can you beat it? Mercy me, those children out there on bicycles! They look suspiciously like the inseparable Fahrenbergs, Dorothy and Leigh. I I believe I want a newspaper. Yes, a 'Municipal Times'. qi! T' ' l lt' M ..-' W JSF-1 7m' i haf 53 I X. 12,-gffcffiad Page Forfy-seven x 2 ,:. Q tg-. . . - . fiffa .s .-' - . . 42g5fa52!,,,, l s esse quam videri i . J- - ' ' ' ,,,,, I ' i'Lookahere! Ione Soete, editorfinfchief! My dear, do you know that used to be one of her secret ambitions? I see here where Mildred Peak, the great actress, has sued for another divorce. O dear! these actresses! I'Iere's another headline-Girl Makes Debut with Met'rofSel Pictures in 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes' The girl's face is very fa' miliar. Oh, it's Ethel May Gutermuth. Whew! Well, what's all the rush about? No, I don't see anything. Quit pushing me! O, Catherine Griffin, a perfect bathingibeauty, having her picture made! I wonder if that cute little bathing suit will ever touch the water? Who's that distinguished looking person being photographed with her? Harriet Lindenberger, the chief of police! Dear me, suz! A Well, will you take a look at that old poke with the hornfrimrned glasses! She seems to disapprove highly of that bathing girl. Ha! Ha! Did you say that's Thelma Gregg? That's a good one! Come on in here, I want to get a marcel. It's the Lucy Hagerty Beauty Shoppe, so I guess it's all right. O, that girl is about to snip off Clara May Hartrnetz's ears! I wonder what thatls for? There's Anna Margaret Hershey having her hair dyed black, and her eyelashes tinted, too. O goodness, the barbers are giving Beatrice Brownstein and Elizabeth Musterman boyish bobs. Now those beautiful curls of yesteryear must grace a memory book or treasure chest. Doesn't Elizabeth Davis look funny all tied up with those permanent wave wires? In the next booth, our dear little Margaret Perry is rapidly becoming a blond. Mercy! Gracious! Charles Anna Ritchey is getting her face lifted. There are Madame Lucy's two pert 'sussistantsf jean Gordon and Emily Howell. Are you almost through with my hair? I've rather enjoyed myself in here, at that. I wonder who-- Wake up! Quit talking in your sleep, breaks in a disturbing voice. Come on, shake a legg We're going out. My, what a queer dream! All those people seemed so famil-- 'iCome on!! C. L. O. ' 0 6 I' IH, v, 2 'QV ia 'Q iw, U ' 'f24aci '! if 59 ff 3 H - . , ., q1'.f:'?1 ,! . 5' ' 3236533 Fl! ! I 1 aj api '. -364, 'sf-6. izigdgggaii' gg-,4xf!,f. .i ' v ' Page Forly-eight 'uf W J!-I .d 5 4. , , I , 'Jar ffl 'ifyffgilmgm llllMllllllllKKKKil I I illllli .-,' X A SFX-'X K 4, 5 X lg v 'USFS' , -Fqsaaiq CD 1 m , gl , ' fb if -Q V 5 5 ' S. Q- 4. CD 4 :. Q -4 '-, ' gf ..f. ' Q .11- , l A .4-v- 5. N '9', ri. ' ..-':'-- 4 Yba L' 'VX .6 -T'-5: 'S' aww. ...if ' 'Nb W NRL ...1 ,fj5,,g- I 'ky N ' I W I lr J mil F P1e:z1esr. . . . A Most Popular, Most SElAdlOllb Best Dressed . . ELECTION RETURNS-'English V111 . ,,.Louise Wm Best Spon- . . . . . .Susan Wzall .. . . . , Ellen Davis Best Dancer, ...... Ruth Wlmitc Dorothv Baker Emma Keats Crutcher M0.xz Fll.SCf'l'!tIIl7'lAQ- Rosabellc Engelhard Wfxtziest ,......., ,I-:lm Slmlicross Most Versanlc T ..,Virginia Miller Best Arm! 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I Secret Ambitions LUCILLE KNOEPEL-tO be a great movie actress. PAULINE BROWN-to know all her lessons without studying. ELSIE THURMAN-to be exactly like Dave, RENA SAUNDERS-tO get E in English VII. KATHLEEN KATZMAN-to be a perfect blond. RUTH VAUGHANktO get E On a Burke test. IDA SCHWANKHAUS+tO ride on a fire engine. CORINNE O'KOON-to understand chemistry formulas. NBLLII: ADAMs-to be an extremist in everything. EDITH BOWERS-to pass in English VII. FRANCES Bstushto be serious and dignified. DOROTHY DRESEL'tO speak Spanish fluently. HULDAH SOHMIDT-to sell hot dogs and pink lemonade at a circus. ANN WHITEQCO make herself heard from chapel stage. LILLIAN HECKELQCO be able to sit calmly through a dynamite explosion. VIRGINIA RICHARDS0N1tO be ever ready in Gym. ETHBL WILLIAMS-CO be a history teacher. ROSA BOROWITZTUO be personally acquainted with Jeanne d' Arc. DOROTHY BRILL-to write a speech like Burke's. DOROTHY KUHN-to know the how and why of Henry Esmond. ISABEL ODGBN iM Can 'You Imagine Mr. Tinsley commending tardiness! Miss Voegtle approving loud speaking in the halls! Ellen Davis flunking! Virginia Miller unpopular! Mary Brown indolent! Dorothy Fortney shrieking madly about low grades' Ruth Bleier failing as Verman ! Lucy Hagerty crying over unlearned lessons! Ruth White stumbling awkwardly about on the dance floor Marie Straus with straight, long hair! Elizabeth Eggers having no crushes! Mary Grinstead Drury excited! Ruth Sippel whispering in English class! janet Lang hating her teachers! Clara Lee Oldacre looking grouchy! The school without a Student Council! L. E. and J. L. W we safes ' l 4 A' ..y Q7 iq! i' rr ' '-'1,,- fJ,7f5.'? . ,gil if '6 x l I -4 , 4f,,:A,- 1 , .. . , Pryuivi ,-Q. .. 1 -ff pl , Q5 451V .fn -5,4424 jgQfgXy71.Mf gf-3.7 gfliiii Q Y 'Vx Page Fifty-one Page riff? T gf--v,4,.,w,, 4. Y Q 1- f,1L3,4, -N ., rf- 'KZ jp ' od . .. nl, ? , esse quam Vl en , W, I i ,bi -ftp'-,A ,., - f,,, -... ' ' - ,, ,zcvitiif-Q 11.-1145.2-2.4: t Shorthand Now this is what the pothooks said. When once to me they spoke: You think that Life is One Sweet Song And Shorthand's but a joke. Now that is where you go astray, As you must sadly know, For pothooks turn and twist around And often larger grow. Theres lines and angles, curves and circles, And sometimes maybe more- With just a dot or dash you add, You make 'to breathe'-'to snorel' But when it comes to reading us, We tangle in a maze. You think, and think, then have to try About a dozen ways! Now that is what the pothooks said. They're an upsetting bunch They do disturb my appetite, When they precede my lunch? Of all the things I have to learn, They have the meanest look, l'll soon be done with pothooks now And leave them in their book! RUTH MARK BARNLS What Would 'You Do If 'You Saw Lillian Diecks with long curls and a lavender bow? jo Heffernan talking baby talk? Sarah Fisher with a boyish bob? Dot Zimmerman serious? Wilma Saults as Topsy? Genevieve Menard as the Slim Princess? Katherine Neuwirth without a crush? Betty Hawes spinning? Rena Chatham and Dorothy Christie six feet two? P 1. ,. faefhs if 0 '- ,Www -,.,.gqygiaffgm :If , iQjQi.'AW-'.ii .4 - Q' 'Q Fifty-two Lt ,AHA , ,, qv cb! 1 . , , 1' Q esse quam videri 5 li -C'-ff A 01 -,Lqi--1 .,- 1- Mug- 1, Christine Elvin coming to school at 700 a. m.? Helen Burks in a temper? Frances Johnson acting as if she were shy? Rae Cohen fair and tall? Thelma Finley without Tom? Margaret Seitz in a hurry? Leora Troxler and Mildred Kellem playing marbles? Marion 'Zellich in hoopfskirts? Margaret Newton without any sketches? Evelyn O'Keefe with straight red hair? Louise Witt with crossfeyes and freckle face? Ruth Bertelson knitting? Eugenie Marquess playing hockey? Edna Allen saying I can't? Martha Saposnekoff making campaign speeches? Ruth Dabbs, Winnie Dee Blunk, and Josephine Brennan as a saxophone trio? Virginia Gallagher without Lyda Craven, or vice versa? Dorothy Fortney not worrying about Latin? Mary Gladys Lovorn riding a scooter to school? Margaret O'Mara swimming the English Channel? Edith Banta playing hooky? L I Would I Were A Poet IfI were Keats or Shelley, dear, I'd Write you verse galore. But as Ilm not, I sadly fear You care to hear no more. If I were Tennyson, my love, I'd paint for you in words, The picture of my heart, my dove, 'Tis true as songs of birds. Alas, I'm not a poet great, And little reck of meter. But if my words could duplicate My thoughts, they would be A 4555? :ff lM,EZ5:i2A'1l4 75 no 522755 all ':aaz2f,:f - -1- sf' ,seam fcffraf Q Y' 'Q' sweeter. ois Cox A. M. Page F zfty-three it esse -quam yiderlw X gg, . i , iif-MQ ' J-1 7 W- ii 1- ,zZiLfff ffi-'5'M'ff 4f ' ' i ALET1-:EAN OFFICERS-President, Virginia Millerg Vice President, Rosuhelle Engelhardg Corresponding Secretary, jane Mengelg Recording Secretary, Emma K. Crutcherq Tveasluev, Ellen Davisg Se1geantfat'A1ma. Lucy Hagerty. , ., y J .Z 14-14. 1 I I ri i ag? km ',,a, J?E. 21175-, 'Zn Egmf W4 Page F1fly1f0ur . .1-1-, ff . 514, 3 , , 7 'efarffq' If 'XEQQQJ ,f Q 5 F V ekse uam videri' . I .-- q - X ., f - W- CMH f , 9 ,A 6,9 ..- J.. , ,L PALATHENA OFFICERS-President, Elsie Wakelandg Vice President, Gay Hicksg Corresponding Secretary, Sarah Fisherg Recording Secretary, Helen Burksg T1easure1, Carmelita Abeggg Sergeantfat-Arms, Eugenia Adams V ' W' ,. S' g 'AFS' I P f e www ide -..1-m.'::2fzwfpfvQg8?fJ 361 few:-..4 Page Fiftyifiw' --1 pjv , ,- fvzluflgpgig 5 4,1 qfgd ll f ,DJ !,,, ivfafwx Ls-5.1 -I V Q ' 1- ' f . ff!! -1 .-.nur .-4-Q.: -v ff. -4' 1'l5..1.- Q , esse quam Vl en Pagf' Fllfl-vnvix ' , . ' 'W' 7 - ' ' fflzwj D 1 f f ? La i, jffmaf -'4 .fm 7,,..'ifxgf-, 1 ' gg z5,y4W42'.4 f :ffm , esse quam vlden r , , ,a.-Q,:fr,f.,,-gi it L,47':4Q., V , fs., V-W . ' Q Hlfgfyi:ff'fL,'QfQQif5y3j: .. I Club Life at L. G. H. S. Club life affords a most interesting variation in the ordinary course of the school year. In 1927 there are sixteen organized clubs representing literary, scientific, language, musical, and physical activities. Although varying widely in their nature, each society has stated in its constitution a dehnite aim and a determined goal. The two classified as literary clubs, founded to create interest and a deeper appreciaf tion for the best literature, are the Alethean Literary Society and the Palathena. The former claims the honor of being the very first club founded at L. G. H. S. Literary prof grams are offered to its members weekly. Among its most notable accomplishments is its yearly contribution to the Scholarship Fund of the school. For 1926f27, the officers and faculty advisor are: president, Virginia Miller, vice president, Rosabelle Engel' hard, recording secretary, Jane Mengel: corresponding secretary, Emma Keats Crutcher: treasurer, Ellen Davis: Sergeantfatfarms, Lucy Hagerty: faculty advisor, Miss Rosebery. The second literary society, the Palathena, was founded in 1925. Even though it has existed only a brief time, this club has done much for the school. In addition, the Palathena presents to its members programs of literary merit. Its officers and advisor for the year 1927 are: president, Elsie Wakelandg vice president, Gay Hicksg correspondf ing secretary, Sarah Fisherg recording secretary, Helen Burks: treasurer, Carmelita Abeggg sergeant-at-arms, Eugenia Adamsg faculty advisor, Miss Johnston. Every year the Science Club is drawn from the ranks of those girls then studying chemistry. Founded in 1922, this club has been reorganized once and is now function' ing well. Two monthly meetings are held: one at the school, the other as a trip to some interesting plant. This year the Filter Plant, JonesfDabney Paint and Varnish Com' pany, and several other places have been visited. One enjoyable feature is that two picnics are given annually, on the nrst and last meetings of the club year. Ofhcers and faculty advisor for the year are: president, Elizabeth Borries: vice president, Mabelle Weiss: secretary, Helen Burks: treasurer, Florence Lutes: faculty advisor, Miss Borgman. The Garden Club, one of the oldest societies in the school, proposes to arouse within its members a fuller knowledge and appreciation of the beauty of nature. At one time, it was actively engaged in gardening, During the school year 19264927 the following people were chosen as the club officers: president, Ann Higginsg vice president, Dorothy Strother: secretary, Katharine Reese: treasurer, Rosetta Scheuleurg faculty advisor, Miss Jones. The Home Economics Club has been in existence since 1925. Its plan is to study domestic problems and to obtain some knowledge of manufactured materials. For Better Homes Week in 1927, this club prepared a model house for public inspection. In 1927 this society has for its officers: president, Elizabeth O'Brien: vice president, Louise Meyers: secretary, Nancy jane Shawler: treasurer, Dorothy Dorsey: sergeantfatfarms, Colleen O'Brieng faculty representative, Miss C. Snyder. V ff- ,lf 2. ...V Jgrtffgiqi ,tg w , if l M y ,ix I ' :Lj:, '.f.-1:,,i:a6ig:f,':3,p' f sw. za.. - ' - v '- f xg fl All Page Fifty-seven - V -A-v Lumix'-'.v5:f ' - . fy ' -d 4 W esse quam VI erl ' Qg,,..e1Yf 5 5 ,ag-.Aa ,ff 113 f JA H i.. K: azzgf gn :Www 4. Pug . Yr - 4' ' 7 ' '91 , FMT , 'R m ,4 '-fn' mf?f2?5'-3-. Zgamag I 4, ,, , ,. 1' l'.l1ff,X'-1'I-Qflf 5' ' ' 'ikg'2?J217.ff ga, esse .quam viden x W Pgygiicg , ' 1- - .amiga-1 ef nf .V . 'nas ' rx- Wei-to ' At present three language clubs flourish in the school. At the instigation of Miss Catlin, the Latin Club was founded in 1900. Its main purpose is to display definitely the benehts derived from the study of a sofcalled dead language. For the past four years the programs have varied widely in their nature. In 1925, a debate modeled after Cicero was given, in 1926, a play written by the several Latin classes ranging from the Hfth through the eighth terms, in 1927, a representation of the Catilinian Conspiracy. Its officers for the year are: president, Ellen Davis Celected after the resignation of Virginia Millerlg vice president, Letitia Green, secretary and treasf urer, Alma Mason, faculty advisor, Miss Thompson. The French Club, founded in 1922, presents to its members programs in the French language. In 1926 a play entitled Le Voyage de Monsieur Perrichon was given at one meeting. Its oflicers for the year 1927 are: president, Alice Park, vice president, Florence Lutes, treasurer, Carmelita Abegg, faculty advisor, Miss Green. The third language society in the school is the Spanish Club. It was first organized in 1919 under the name of El Liceo, which was changed in 1925 to El Circulo Espanol. Many programs consisting of plays,,charades, and travel talks by various members of the faculty are enjoyed. In 1927, at one meeting, the play, Oue Felicidad, was presented by several members. The following are the officers for this year: president, Alice Park, vice president, Mabelle Rowlett, secretaryftreasurer, Thelma Finley, faculty advisor, Miss M. Snyder. Shifting from the mental to the physical, the Gym Club functions here. It was founded in 1919 with Miss C. Allen as faculty advisor. The work of this club is only mentioned in this article, for its various activities are discussed at length on the Sports Page. Its officers, as listed, are: president, Eleanor Ritter, secretaryftreasurer, Elizabeth Davis, advisor, Miss C. Allen. Another interesting phase of school life is seen in musical organizations, such as the Uke and Glee Clubs. The former was organized in 1925 under the direction of Miss Kranz. Its programs 'furnish to its members both the skill to play and an ear practiced to appreciate semifclassics. To be a member of this club, one must possess only a ukelele and a desire to learn music. The officers for 1927 are: instructor, Genevieve Bacon, as' sistant instructor, Grace Claycomb, pianist Anna Lee Scott, supervisor, Miss Kranz. The Glee Club is one of the most popular in the school. It has won many cups for L. G. H. S. Especially has it been successful at the State Contests held at Lexington, Ken' tucky. This very year the chorus joyfully returned with a silver loving cup for the school. The chosen oiiicials for 1927 are: president, Elizabeth O'Brien, secretaryftreasurer, Nell Walker, librarian, Eugenia Adams, faculty advisor, Miss Kranz. Two branches of the National Girl Reserves, the IcefBreakers and the True-Blues, function in the school. The IcefBreakers are upper class girls. Their programs deal as P: lvl 9 I '.-I ': 2Ef'.:Yf-ti? -U ,fi :24211i:i:f4'7E:H4 . V I 4 .A 1: f Page Fifty-nine ixilfggg 15 '!'e5T,,Jq, 7 A, 1172 s .hx .full-,f. , , ,T ' rl, I. . t V: -,VV .Q ,IJ ,,' f,ffff:P2 1,1 , ' 1I,f', Zia? iff ' KW-2, 122: zYf5 55215-1 5411214 Q Q 'Q Page Sixty I A Q esse quam vlderl is slag' 'gg ,,f 2- , . ' '-1 4 fir 1. ,fv,g3L.'1 s 1 .5 is-I fa: Y- . 1, , - L E?-294 17 , ,jf -'2' farfkgib . ay- A. ' . ,lk , 7:58 fjb' ,i?,,g' X . ' fi. ,-- - - , bw ag. gritty.. f ' with both artistic and physical activities. The officers are: president, Louise Hardee, vice president, Annabel Briggs, secretary, Kitty Watkins, treasurer, Evelyn White. The second division, the True-Blues, consists of girls from the Freshman Class. This year the club has been divided into three groups, dramatic, reading, and athletic. Each division elects its own officers, but one president, Merle Gysel, presides over the entire club. The officers for the separate groups are: Dramatic-chairman, Jane Fulton, sec' retaryftreasurer, Barbara Adams, Reading-chairman, Garnet Godman, secretary- treasurer, Dorothy Gilchrist, Athletic-chairman, Alene Flanders, secretaryftreasurer, Virginia Hollis. The infant club in the school is the junior Business and Professional Women's Club, founded in 1927 for the benefit of the girls in the Commercial Course. Its purpose is to offer to its members a more secure method of understanding and coping with complex business problems. The pioneer officers are: president, Florence Knadler, vice president, Virginia Whelan, secretaryftreasurer, Lily Detchen, faculty advisor, Miss Dumeyer. Perhaps the strongest organization within the school, one so influential that it far overtops the clubs, is the Student Council. Founded in 1922, it has strengthened and perfected student government at this school. All difficult problems concerning student management are dealt with by this body. Its members are elected by popular vote, there being one representative from each section room. For the school year 19Z6'1927, the officers are: president, Alene Crutcher, vice president, Jeannette Kriete, secretary, Car' melita Abegg. The ofhcers on the Executive Board are: chairman, Ellen Davis, vice chairman, Alma Mason, secretary, Carmelita Abegg, treasurer, Virginia Whelan, faculty advisor, Miss Martin. Lastly, there exist in the school two groups, perhaps not classed as clubs, but so im' portant that they cannot be omitted. They are the Honor Societies, composed of those girls in each class who have attained an average of 90fZ, the preceding term. From the ranks of the English VIII Honor Group the faculty selects those girls to whom Mr. Tinsley presents the honor society pins on Commencement night, thereby notifying them of their election to the National Honor Society. The faculty advisor of the Sevens is Miss Stark, of the Eights, Mrs. McBride. The following girls compose the Senior Honor Societies for the year 1927: English VII-Ruth Barnes, Beatrice Brownstein, Cora Graf, Grace Claycomb, Alene Crutcher, Clara May Hartmetz, Anna Margaret Hershey, Janet Lang, Harriet Lindenberger, Lucile Moreland, Clara Lee Oldacre. English VIII-President, Ellen Davis, secretaryftreasf urer, Alma Mason, Carmelita Abegg, Ruth Marr Barnes, Ruth Bleier, Mary Elizabeth Brown, Dorothy Carver, Rae Cohen, Lourena Eaton, Sarah Fisher, Kitty C. Hyatt, Florf ence Lutes, Virginia B. Miller, Alice Park, Esther Worrall. L. L. E. 0-TQ' ,. 'ny -mf 'Q 'l'S'?l'. o ' 'v,,,.,Q,.Qig5'1 ih'-.i,6.'f,,f:, 'Zi I ,',Qg'ffe2g+ff- - , 5w'ff,.s jjj? 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N,--as '- -Q. 1 , 4 ff,':'f4 -.v,' .ai 4 ' 'yffffraf za. , :exam fcffsf'-4 ,f L f 2. Page Sixty-three V s. ' lff '1fLQjfL-19 5.5 1, A ' if 1 !f 1 , 0 ' V I-6441 151.5111 wi. .f e- f A T' if , S , -' 'ff 1, 1 YZ . -- . . , F 7 , ' ' ,,', esse quam viderl . ENGLISH VI CLASS OFFICERS-President, Eleanor Ritterg Vice President, Nelle Boblittg Secretary, Letitia Greeng ENGLISH V CLASS OFFICERS-President, jane Dobbinsg Vice President. Elizabeth Loydg Secretary, Fra Givang Treasurer, Esther Herchenroeder. nces Treasurer, Johanna Fitzgerald. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS-President, Alice Parkg Vice President. Mabelle Rowlettg Secretary and Treasurer, Thelma Finley. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS-Presrdent, Alice Parkg Vice Presrdent, Florence Lutcsg Secretary and Treasurer, Carmelita Abegg. 1'3-fiheqq. 'A ,ebff -A-H .. U 4-f A ' 0. hip, 7, ' A , fggef? ' I 3,35 we M251-I1 1rf .e,ef -743 -.ri-' afzfif J, ' ' ,2'2i?W'-'4 Pa ge Sixty-fa ur esse uam vlderl - , , ,. ,, A, I ,G Q3-:,:,,,.Q N o' 'jf f L M 4lTC'i,- ft fy- ' fs - My I' Q' ' ' 1' g5i't'11 vY 1' fl-lffp, 1 I xg, ug z I f 4. fi Ma.-1 ,f f,Au 4 I ...LA 1 - ,..vof,,L A F lower Garden- EVELYN LEHR-a golden poppy RUBY LEE SMITH-a bright yellow pansy. HELEN LIEEY-a stately Siberian iris. GRACE CLAYCOMBlH jaunty jackfin-the-pulpit BILLIE BELL-H dainty bluebell. MILDRED PEAK-a pale pink sweet pea. MILDRED CRUM-a scarlet nasturtium. LUCILE MORELAND-a stately delphinium. CATHERINE RIDINGS-a forget-me-not. HELEN DEPPENYH pink lotus bud. ALVERDA VAUGHNiH mauve morning glory. DOROTHY DORSEY-a golden snapdragon. MARY DREWRY-a dainty primrose. KATI-IARINE MILLERTH dark purple tulip. JEAN HOUSE-a cluster of whispering bells. HUGI-ILA SMITH-a dainty lavender mountain phlox. MARIE ROGGENKAMP-a bright shooting star. LOURENA EATON-a tall pink abronia. KATHERINE HUNCHMAN-3 righteous prunella. ELLA MEYER-a fragrant vine of honeysuckle. MARGARET BAIRD-a luxurious orchid. THELMA FINLEY-a sprig of apple blossoms. ELIZABETH EGGERSl3 delicate narcissus. ALICE PARK-H perky dalfodil. NETTIE YANOFF a feathery bit of Queen Anne's CC - La NANCY JANE SHAWLER-a demure blue nightfshade. ANNA LEE LEWIS-a stately marigold. J. M. Just Supjgz-That Ruth M. were Stable instead of Barnes. Dorothy and Freda were Butcher instead of Baker. Margaret were Cloudy instead of Clear. Ruth were Black instead of White. Kitty Park were Short instead of Long. Frances were a Yelper instead of a Barker. Martha and Eugenia were Eves instead of Adams. Dorothy were a Cutter instead of a Carver. Florence were Lyres instead of Lutes. Margaret were a Lock instead of a Key. Carolyn ' ' 15' 'MQW '.m 75a,'f?i. 21715. ' J 7 33134504 M. Wolff Page Sixty-foe M' ' 5? - ' . ' 5 f 2.2 1 Q 4, K7 I ,JJ f - s , . I ,tv 6 1 f 5 1 esse quam videri I ' 33:-4 ,Aw - ... - V-15945929 fgfgiggga . 1 ...Lara 16 1,1 ,- . xm 1 , ZAHTQE., - V , , ,, Pugf' .S'ix!-x'-xix esse quam vlden A -- 1 ,,.,, ,,5fgt-.ie,,1 , gs S ports BASKET BALL The Classes of '27 and '2'7V3 entered L. G. H. S. just in time to witness the last year of the reign of a glorious basket ball team. This Black and Gold quintet, under Miss Naomi Zinsmeister as coach, traveled all over Kentucky, leaving a wake of victories be' hind it. Twice this team was the victor in the District Contest, although they never quite succeeded in winning the State Tournament. The 1927 Class claims one member of that squad-Florence Knadler. The next year a disagreement over the rules abolished that sport in our school. But in 1925 the Sophomores, under the direction of the new coach, Miss Frost, formed two teams and played girls' rules. That attempt inspired hope, and this past year saw five interfclass teams, namely, the last year team fthe old Sophomore teaml, and the Freshman, Sophomore, junior, and Senior teams. In a tournament held at the end of the season, the Sophomores became the school champions. TENNIS In 1924 Miss Stein organized a tennis club for the purpose of having a tournament. Only those who registered and paid their dues could participate in the contest. Cups were offered to the winners of the double and single sets. All the victors have now gone forth from these portals, with the exception of one-Lucy Hagerty. VOLLET BALL Way before our time, in 1919, Miss Allen organized a Gym Club for playing volley ball-open only to girls who had eighth period study on Tuesday. Two and onefhalf years after our entrance, that is, in the February of 1926, an increased popularity demanded that the meetings be held after school-a request immediately granted. In a contest held at the end of that term, Esther Herchenroede.r's team was victor. The next term saw a new conqueror, Jean Matlack's team, and the championship for this last semester seems to stand between these same two teams. SWIMMING In February, 1927, the Freshmen were given an opportunity in sports that the other classes had never had. They were given the chance to take swimming lessons in the indoor pool at Central Park. From the large number of girls who have taken advantage of these instructions, it is certain that by 1935 there will be several new channel swimmers. BASEBALL It was discovered in 1926 that some girls wanted to start a baseball team. The dia- mond in Central Park was secured, two teams were formed and captained by Jane Hollins' head and Esther Herchenroeder, and the whole was ruled over by Miss Frost. The same adventure was started the next spring, with enough more recruits to form a third team. The diamondfrunners this time elected Mary M. Gates, Dorothy Hussung, and Esther Herchenroeder as captains. If this spirit is kept 'up, some time in the future L. G. H. S. may have a real school baseball team. . 1 T 2-4 ef--f J- ' ,g,.gg3?3f .a'i3iQfet,?, 'ess l ' Agfiwr' I gi- 1 ' 'tidfaf -ifzdl. -.af-v:,,':2Af:Yf: -ff ffs.. .. Y ,- A 1 9 f A' Page Sixty-sever: -nr-y - ,Ja 1' . ,.. . 1 Q iff 53,29 - 5 YL' ' .d . , ':,Q f'2?Q:.,.,ff Y 451546, esse quam yi ern. X ,Mr M i ,wx 1 3.5,-.M 4, ,, , ,lg ..... . P ',:f3Q,e'f2 'i,Q 9.39.2241 K HOCKEY Hockey is the one sport in which the whole of L. G. H. S. is interested. The first team was started in 1924, with Miss Jones as coach, Miss Beck as her assistant, and Lillian Eggleton as captain. Then began the rivalry between Atherton and Girls High for the city championship. That year our rivals forced us to admit defeat in a score of 2f1. In 1925 our team took a new lease on life and began working like Trojans under their new captain, Georgia Miller. Miss Frost whipped the eleven into fine shape, and on December 4 Atherton was downed 2f1. Day after day in 1926 the teams, Miss Frost, and her assistant, Miss Margaret Schanz' enbacher, would hie themselves to Shawnee Park and battle up and down the field, pref paring for the great game with A. H. S. On November 12, Emma Keats Crutcher, the new captain, led her team to victory over Collegiate, 4f2. Seven days later our team def feated Kentucky Home School 2f1. But when we met Atherton, the result was a score' less tie. Never was a harder game played, and never has a team fought more desperately for the glory of its school. The teams had two mascots that stuck with them faithfully all through the season. They were Emma Keats Crutcher's 'LTubby and Lucy Hagerty's Blue Goose. But the teams themselves-ah, that is by far the most important. First Team Positions Emma Keats Crutcher .... ..... G oal. . . SusanWall ......... Dora Allen ........ jean Allen ......,.. Esther Herchenroeder Elizabeth Borries .... Frances johnson ....... . . Mary Louise Alford. Elizabeth Davis .... Lucy Hagerty .... Marian Ruby ...... ...L.l... . ..... C.F... .,... R.I.,. . .,... R.W.. ...L.H.B ...,. L.F.B. . .... C.H.B . .,.. R.F.B .... R.H.B .........,.. .... Second Team Genevieve Millet Virginia Miller Frances Crutcher Dorothy May Gayle Wilder Eleanor Ritter Mary M. Gates Mary C. Norman jean Matlack At the postfseason hockey banquet, Esther Herchenroeder, Herkie, was elected captain for the next season. May she lead her team to victory while her school cheers her on with the song Lucy Hagerty put to the U. of K. tune: ns On, on, hockey team, we are here to cheer for you. Hit the ball and hold the line, Every Girls High star will shine. We'll fight, fight, fight for the Gold and Black, 'Till our goal posts come closer to sight. And we'll hit, pass, and run, 'till ol' Atherton is done: And we'll never give up the light. J. M. . .dis-4' .mf 93' sf' was-YQ ' ' 1 'f.F'.'r z T e i H4 f,5f2f1:ff, V 1.2. 1 ' ffmf if 1, ,N '.a-mixed. a1i84? rJ ' ' -1 ,:,.. .V Y 'ff ME! 5 A 1111! Ad Page Sixty-eight ...Av f Q ,Jw J 'L H ,' 2' 1,1 f a . f- .ffl ,--HQ, .V-, s V' esse quam viderf J 3fi39- . .-- ,3fE'Q- sifE:4?53eS3.L Q ' ' 'V 4- 'alllfur , ' ' 3:5 A' ' ' .M mag, V f. f ' f , '4 , 9,0397 91 F , 5fjfQf.F .159 9 '. . ' 1 'JJE:zf,.., -' if E21 y . I fl ff tv. 7JAN7Z,4f-U-4 Przgr' Sixty-rlirzz esse quam viderl Q W Zgwaegq, . , , .7 . J. s W , .I ' smevsaf a Dorft Read This CEditor's Note: We asked a Freshman to write an article for the ECHO. It came in late, and we had no time to look over it. Kindly excuse mistakes, if there are anyj OUR SKOOL Our skool is a grate skool. ltt is the onley skool in Amurika that has a principle who had a crackt skull, a crackt fist, and a crackt ribs. Itt was in a axcident. Also itt is the onley skool in Am. that has a yukalailay club? The other skools donut believe itt. They think we are stringing them along. Our skool is brick. Itt has fore storys. Frum the frunt can bee scene all 4 storys. Thay get better as you go up. On the 4th storie is the lunch Rume. ltt has menny tables. Itt also has sum stools. Itt has food two. ln frunt on the 1 floor is the awficces. To dait, their have bin know murders committedd their. Itt seams all write, but menny peepul feer their to go. Frum the awficce their is a track which leads to the chapul. That is the place whair we all go and clap a long time so the periudz will bee cut short. Below the chapul is the jimnayshum. That is the place whair all the dumbelles hang around the Wall. We go their oncet a weak two take our settingfup exzercizes. These, however, are contrairy to thear name becaws thay are usualie taken lyeing on the floor. We lurn dances in jim. The dance called The Wooden Impsu is 1 we are espeshully fond off. Joining the chapul is a littul cabin, cawled by sum the Lybairy? There are menny wurms over there. I mean book wurms. ltt has bin suggjested by sum that itt bee cawled nNowa's Ark. Altho their has bin a grate deal of talk about this I have knot hurd of the name being ofhshully adoppted. Their are bookx in the Lybrairy. Thay are put their so the shelves won't look empty. b ,, ., K, Q -, - . 1 - sites-:2a a ' 4 -4 s' were ,'. 05:13 4, V 1 453' 24. . 'un . mfilifiixia-, Q-??Qln34g 4.14 P11 gf' Sfftierzly . 1'-1' 'iw J- ' - 1- vw f Za Ja. 1 . .f .- ,- ,-v In . . : ful. cy. - V ' - . . I fflfyzfgff 1. . GSSB Ullalll Vl BPI ,, rw MQ 9.235 . -Q -Ziff. af' ' ' WQ156 'e 7l'G'2?'r . I 5 -a,, ,,,,,t f faq, -l ' , vnfatg, . 4 I-.4--ffL!1...m41 Every wun nose that we have a Kemistry Apartment in our skool. They can't help theirselves. The Kem'ry Apt. is on the 3rd floor, underneath the 4th floor whair the lunch Rume is locayted. Sum times when we are eeting, the most luvley odors come up frum the K. A. They are so luvely that we kan't finnish our lunch. Their are menny activities in our skool. I shall tell you a littul about sportes. The hockeye team is the best sport. Hockeye is just like polo onley you play itt on your feet instead of on horsez. Speach makeing is anuther sporte. We have speeking contests. Girls make speaches on the Consteetushun. I don't no eggszactley what that means, but I think itt is anuthur wurd for platform. i must end this talk now and I think that aftr you read itt, you will agree with mee that our skool is a grate skool. Ask Me Another! What would the school do without Mr. Tinsley? What would he do without Miss Voegtle? What would she do without the teachers? What would they do without the girls? What would the girls do without books? What would hooks be without authors? What would the authors do without knowledge? What would knowledge be without tests? What would tests be without grades? What would grades he without reports? What would reports do without parents? What would parents do without dirty looks? What would looks he without dirt? Then where would dirt he without the school? So now that I 'rn back where I began, And you see it's a hopeless tangle- What would you do if I suggest That I stop this unending wrangle? V. M. Ufiiia' v Q. Iklii EVUQQEJQ., -fsmlfw 'fciui Q14 fs? 5939 ?-ir'E , ,. I, ...fag-4 gf. mewrigrfxzeq' I H 1 if ffl, Pl '.ff-e.,,':222iXf.:i.g -'f ' H ' 7:'g,2G,i1ZfC .5C.4 - - Q' '- Page Seventy-one --1 ' Q, f f I .f 5-J 5 fi! ' esse quam viden I Alfigiiff' 5 'i v' .f - -' ' I ' ' 1. 'Z31'l..f'v2 grin. T ' ' ' ' - Yi, Q , f- 'Lg I I . 'if ' ' .21 .J'., If 5 .ff , ,, . ,. ,,,. . . - ,f. ,, -. 5, ,- H X ,Ip Z!! ,arf wr., . lfta. .-. - r, Vy2Q,iw'fL. at I CLASSIFIED ADS One perfectly good walk used only twice in the. role of jarge. Am retiring from show business and must get rid of it.-FRANCES JOHNSON. One slightly used case of mumps. Easy terms for quick sale.-HELEN COLEMAN. One ticket on the F. and C. CFast and Comfort' ablej. Used one way only.-IsABnLLB SwAiN. WANTED-One dog to fit my dog collar. Mike refuses to wear it any longer.-BERTHA Kiuscx-1. WANTED-Someone like M. F. M. to love.- BLANCHB HENRY. WANTED-Someone to carry on my Diana reputation. Must be experienced.-RUTH WHITE. WANTED-One Card from Eskimo Pies stamped Z.-ALMA MASON. WANTED-Someone who can be trusted to visit room 1x6 every morning. Apply to ELIZA' For Sale, preferably to the zoo, two cousins. Apply to CLARA MAY HARTMBTZ. One hardfboiled, blue Easter egg. just like EEVSY'-IEAN SHALLCROS5. One hearty. masculine laugh. Better than new.-CARoLYN Worn. For Sale, preferably to Freshman, my Latin ability. Am leaving the business.MRuTH BLEIER. For expert instruction in How to Make Her Notice You apply to FRANCES HARGAN and MARY BROWN. FOR SALE-My knowledge about Edna Ferf ber's Show Boat. Good as new. never been used. -Lois Cox. WANTED-After june 15, someone to wait for the 7:45 Chestnut Street car. Must have references.-ELIZABETH FINTER. WANTED-Someone to take care of L. H. for me upon graduating.AEs'rHaR WORRALL. Barn O'BRIEN. -----v-4 ---- ---- ----- S. F. A Letter LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, June 15, 1937. Dear Helen: If you are anything like you used to be, I'm sure you will be interested in the success that my classmates and I are making of our new store, The H iggeldy Piggeldy. Our prices are exceptionally reasonableg our service is upftofdateg and our merchandise is decidedly unique. just read some of the stock listed below and I'm sure you will wish to patron' ine us immediately. First, there's the Gibson Crackless Cracker. You've probably guessed that it is made by our own Helen. She has her own factory and guarantees absolute satisfaction from these crackers. Then there's the elastic egg invented by Mabelle Weiss and Esther Meyer. They worked years on this experiment, and at last succeeded in per' fecting an egg that bounces. There's one feature that I'm sure will soon be universally appreciated. This is Slip' less Soap made by Lucille Goss. This supply is being sold very cheaply, but you may expect prices to rise as soon as the soap begins to circulate. A very interesting article has been put on the market by Abbie Lou Pendleton, Edna McAllister and Elizabeth Washburn. This is the Canned Hot Doggette, a diminutive - - 6 sv 1'-7.1: lg-172 - 1 -4 ' at-.Lw ... we 'ry-42 ff: P1 ,. H 2:30:31 I Li: ,M L4Q4a'l,..,ui .-MQZZM gpg, 23:3 ,1 1 655 gi-375,151 Page Seiwzty-tivo V -v ,, - . ,f,ff.,,.,f, 1-:-1-i. esse quam vlderl ' .. -- V . f:zef,4fa'efzfees1.ea I 1 - Q19 ff. -4 wiener put up especially for picnics and hikes. By some ingenious method they are kept hot and always ready for serving. And here's a thing sure to take with campers. It's sugar guaranteed to have absof lutely no attraction for ants. Isn't it remarkable to think of Billie Thompson and Margie Yenowine inventing such a marvel? Another great boon to society is the odorless onion perfected by Adele Scott and Elsie Wilson. I always knew that Elsie and Adele had great work to do in this world. To Virginia Pipes goes the honor of the coreless apple. Won't that simplify apple' eating, though? After leaving high school, Louise Lehr devoted her time to the study of spinach. At last she has obtained a variety that is perfectly free from sand. No more nerve'grating grit in your spinach now, thanks to Louise, And speaking of spinach reminds me of our other vegetable improvements, the podless peas and topless turnips, grown by Roberta Weigel and Lucy Hinkle. Oh, there's no doubt of it, our girls are 'real laborfsavers. Then, there's the Herrick jumping Beans, put up with or without tomato sauce. Wouldn't you just know Dorothy would enjoy working with jumping beans? One of the most remarkable features of our stock is the peelfless banana introduced by our Helen Ryan. just think of the lessened danger of its being dropped on the ground. No more wild falls on sly banana peels. You've probably heard of the Schechter, Roadcap and Sewell Strawberry Combine. Well, these magnates, who have such a corner on the strawberry market, are our old class' mates, Lena, Louise, and Malinda, and they are the producers of the seedless strawberry. Naomi Jordan, Grace May, and Dorothy Marattay have at last obtained a tea extract that is very enjoyable to the old folks and entirely safe for the young. No need now to deny Junior his tea. But the greatest honor goes to Freeda Miller, the inventor of a concentrated dinner. This article comes in the form of a mediumfsized pellet and is guaranteed to have all the nutriment of a regular meal. Cur clerks, Flora Meyers, Kathleen Snyder, Ada Louise Thompson, Edna Terry, Katherine Koop are kept exceedingly busy, for Estella Sotsky, Irma Tharp, Esther Stiltz, and Thelma Stivers are regular and valuable customers. So you see, Helen, we are progressing with all of our oldftime high school pep and enthusiasm. just visit us and recall old times. Lovingly yours, S. F. A . f'f1.'4'1-.JR a l Hfgcfeizai , f V --. . . .,.'f 2 1' ,A 1 -47 . swlea. frail 1.1.5. - 1 . :SQA-m.7.Q1,S 4' Q V 'W Page .Seventy-three 2' ' - Q CV. 4 s 'Q F , -'V' . . ,115-'m2iQ5f?Z1z:a.zf 1 i Q esse quam Vlderl 3 ,M . M ,. . .. if . . , ., . . .J . ,A. . . kv. , , ,g s g . .1 What If Helen were a Verandah instead of a Porch. Nell were a Runner instead of a Walker. Margaret should Popfpl. Viola were Losses instead of Gaines. We had King Arthur in our midst instead of Mildred. Virginia were a Gooseberry instead of a Curran. Gay Hicks were sorrowful. Margaret weren't Neat. May were Wagon instead of Cartierj. Helen were Iceman instead of Coleman. Evelyn were Rivers instead of Waters. Wilma were Pepper instead of Saults. Mary Moore were Doors instead of Gates. Sarah were Yes instead of Noe. We, the seniors, were only wee freshmen. CAROLYN M. WOLFP jokes Her niece is rather good looking, eh? lb 9 G 4 1 B 1 11 Don t say knees is g say knees are . Miss C.- Give me a sentence with the word 'analyze. ' Viola G.- Sister Anne says she don't flirt, but oh, how analyze. Ruth S.- When you are talking, the other fellow is not listening. He is thinking what to say when you stop. ' Miss B.k Elsie, give me a sentence using the word 'satiatef' Elsie- I took my crush to a picnic last summer, and I'l1 satiate quite a lot. A Miss C.- Alice T., give me a sentence with the word 'notwithstandingfn Alice- The man's trousers were worn out notwithstanding. Miss C. Cabroad watching Vesuvius in eruptionlfi'Great snakes, it reminds me of Hades! English Tourist Cin amazementl- My word! You Americans do go everywhere. I4 r y flq ir.-122-11.2. ' ' ,ate fl haffbzffb. E71 I ., g. 1. .14 gba 1.11, ? '-n4'7f4.ff35.'2E,3 'J 7 Vg! Zigi- 144- ' 'Q gf 44' ' 4ff1pA4 Page Seventy-four I L , 0: . , V I - 7 .gy 4 3 ,rw .ti ' K... V ' 4 . v , ff, -w immbwbfm N21 SL, k L cAutograpI1.s Jr CMi Q7 x A 69 pm df 'ah A 'iff-ffm . iii? , 7754-3-J QW E523 . Iygv . A .ET Y . 'J .993 in A'XNJDQ,,,fgflf3p0g'. f . W ul ' M fa we ff - x 9 X , V an . 7 I 5, 32 A -PW s 9 -ff emi . 21 ,-,A . ,. , . Q V -if - A g V . Q b '. 'f fi 'K' :E f f Y ffwffm f' , REM 7.1 - ' - uffiz-. .lJ1 ' : 7 f ' .1 W M l ,. 'w L' w1s5 eYQ 3'3 fJ 1-?'5I5 f ' - I- 0, W r., , . W '-ai mg Ag, ' x A 72 E ffzdent Ea'uw1tz'0n The purpose of education is correct thinking and acting. The effect is a balanced life, and the ref sult success. Efhciency in handling time and maf terials results in money in the bank. 'SU National Bank of Kentucky Fifth and Francis Bldg Main Streets 4th and Chest Il Edw. . Miller 85 o. Fire Insurance Starks Building Louisville, Kentucky Cezsuezliy Fz'eleIz'!y and Imzzremee Szzrefy Bomb Elizabeth F. Cto teacherj- I have come to thank you for all I know. Miss J.- Oh, clon't mention the trifle. MONOGRAM LAUNDRY 523 West Broadway LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Compliments of W. Irving Petty . Barber Sfzo The Provandle Vocal P StL1dlO 327 west oak 371. w.w1 csc: 0 A a nu 'ee Hair Bobbin,-g and Shingling a Specialty P ge Sezrenty-eiglzt U4 ' C. W. Brickley Lumber Company Magnolia 1271 Brook and Bloom Genevieve M. Cin elevatorl- Third floor, please' Elevator Man- Here you are, daughter. G. M.- How dare you call me daughter? You're not my father. E. M.-'LWell, I brought you up, didn't I? Shawnee 2082 G rocerfes- Meals 23rd and Hill streets LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Change Your School Desh for cz Business Deyh CN Sloehcerzoh Commercial School A Regularly Incorporated Institution of Learning 321 Guthrie Street Louisville, Kentucky Page Sezfeilty-nhl Compllmeffts of ueen uality Boot Shop 536 South Fourth Street LOUISVILLE, KY. 'LSn1artest in the Southt' WHEREVER FASHION MEETS- The Club - The Races All Smart Summer Events Sweet Sixteen F rocks and Coats sizes 13 to 44 Jug 5516, 00 Au Year 'Round Minister- Would you care to join us in the new missionary movement? Ruth W.- I'm crazy to try it, Is it anything like the fox trot? It Pays to Attend at Good Sclzool Bryant E3 Stratton Buszneyy College Your Cjfoibw- FLOWERS FoR ALL OCCASIONS and BRYAN'S SERVICE Helen Hafpflng ALWAYS GO TOGETHER d B Hemstitching an I-OS. Pleating 2gg:L?g?ired Buttons 734 South Fourth Street Embroi ery BR ,S OPPOSITE PUBLIC LIBRARY M l' 6090 423 South Fourth Second Floor agno la Page Eighty Since 1823 Jolon P. Morton 35 Company Sheaffer, Conklin. and John Holland Pens and Pencils Fine Box Stationery-Engraving 420-22-24-26 W. Main Street Private Branch Exchange-City 532 When Ordering Iee Cream Why not get the best? LEE LEWI ' Is the Standard for Goodness Telephone your orders to 542 SOUTH FOURTH STREET Miss E.- Decline 'sick' for me. jean M.- Sick, dead, gone. STOP A T FOX LAKE REFRESHING SOFT DRINKS fXlt1D DELICIOUS SANDWICHES Cane Run Road W. W. BORSCH, Prop. Prepare hr Yoar Profession and Pleasure at the Loazsrvzlle C onseroafory of Masze Piano Public School Music Voice Organ Piano Normal Violin Art Grchestral Instruments Dramatics CATALOG ON REQl'FS7' Tel.: Magnolia 5246 214 West Broadway Page lifglzty-o11 Hotel Cortlanclt 934-942 South Fourth St. Louisville, Ky. Moderate Prieeel Family Hotel Earopeaa Plan Your home when in Louisville. You will like the quiet dignity and restfulness, the thoughtful service and home- like atmosphere. Women traveling alone find it especially pleasing. D Rates With Bath, 52.00 Up Special Rates by Week or Month ELLA O'HE.ARN, Resident Manager Sarah F. Cspending summer on farmj- just listen to those old trees moan and groan in the storm. They sound like the moaning of lost souls. Little Boy- Well, Miss, I guess you would groan, too, if you were as full of green apples as those trees are. THE. IVIAYFLOWER FOOD SHOP On Second Near Oak SANDWICHESYSUNDAESACOLD DRINKS-CANDIES COME TO- m. F. Mayer Gibson Market Street Bet. 4th and 5th FURNITURE 413 West Market St. CANDY, TOBACCO, ICE CREAM Delicatessen 1523 S. 4th St., at Gaulbert BAKED HAM, HOME-MADE PIES Page Eighty-two Cc-:cil's Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor Brook and Oak Marcel .... . , ,500 Finger Wave .... . . .50c l Shampoo ....., . . . . .5Uc Water Wave ..... . . .50c J fPlainl massage .... . . .500 Arch ...,..... . . .50c Permanent WarJz'12g It Pays to Look Well South 9512 Economy is a way of spending money without getting any fun out of it. I Miss C.- Did you have trouble with your French While in Paris? Dorothy C.- No, but the Parisians did! W. L. DOTSON RADIO EXPERT Custom-built Radio Sets. Expert Service Sets Rebuilt, Battery Eliminators 842 South 37th Street cttb 159 Phone Shawnee 3744 r , The sump ofApproval S 0. K. Pencil Delicatessen :Euv1cl-3 w1TH A SMILEH Company S . F. E. MUDD, Prop. Telephone Cnty 2736 LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY 1115 Cecil Ave. Louisville, Ky. Page Eighty-three L Signor Paolo Grosso VIOLIN VIRTUOSO and MASTER VIOLINIST Studio: Courier-Journal Office Building SYSTEIVIATIC COURSE From Rudirnents to Finish COACHING or YOUNG Akrrsrs PREPARING FOR RECITALS Special Terms for Teachers and Professional Musicians Isabel O. CGirl Scoutj- May I accompany you across the street, rnaclam? Old Lady- Certainly, honey. How long have you been waiting here for someone to take you across? City 176 City 177 TILE, MARBLE, METAL SCREENS, METAL WEATHER STRIPS Hegan-Magruder Company INCORPORATED 647 S0lltI'l Third Street LOUISVILLE, KY Established for 45 Years Chas. F. Baird DR U GS Comer Sixth and Jelferson Streets Page Eighty-four .fjp-W F -' ' 1' . ,im K6 Fm 'l,XQQl i fre 3 .hr L N is ' 3 426 X '9 A H' C ir fc fi 7-:: -' Fragrance of orange blossoms - Purest honey - Rich, creamy milk from Blue Grass farms . Ripe-grain flour from the great V northwest - Immaculate ovens - Clean, 0 careful baking - Soft, snow-white slices - Wonderful sandwiches for wonderful peo- ple - Big, long loaf - medium loaf -Both wrapped Q Honey-Krust - 11's lrreszsnblel GROCERS BAKING CO.. lnmrpamnd, Louisville and Lexington HO EY- KR Y? md TASTE THE MILK AND HONEY Whelan' Park The Idea! Place for Parties, Pieaiey, Clziekea Dimzers Cane Run Road and Lee's Lane Elizabeth M. Cin the countryj- Mother! Mother! A mouse fell into the cream can. Mother- Did you take it out? Elizabeth M.-'LNOQ I was afraid. So I put the cat in to catch it. BELTON and BELTON l GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS, AND VEGETABLES l Ph0ne1Magnolia16l68 N. w. comer 5th and York sts LOUISVILLE, KY. L 5 'rHos. w. SWEATT, Assistant Cashier LOUISVILLE INCQLN BANK is the Home of AND TRUST COMPANY ' The Siimpyon Compazzhg Scale Co. would be glad to have his at friends call at any time. . 809-827 West Market Page Eighty-six as Jqgv ri' .71 1 Q ,ky ykx Q 31- .s wi5we?f. er v Q aiiegwew jf S it 0,5 mi A X S Rx K gm ewes. .Sy xi! ,L p Q X 0 is -.1 ata. mins sxfwll is b X'-Psiwa x,s f PRN?-'R, 6 X 'ihsei l' .st fsnene-M14 use X Q fejtfws elite X if ' Qt SQ le- wr- 4 s s. f is is V2 A Ala QNq.fiqFSxCN S EP x Lf 1-f fs-fc rt. ,A M- , ,, ' L .i 4 4 ' 1 , . ,, X A . I - ix is 5a 5 ' 5' 5' xv' 5.1.1 Sli x .. Q - In .X A J- - -,-xg N I . I g ' ' - . Y ' -.- f- a' .1 . r ng P V 45524151 Q QW- ga - 4: xl xg: RN t ' N img -'f it f - -A ei ' at: ei ss ' N S -Q S V 'rf 4. PT' K2 Qui. Y 'S 4 . we' 'psf S :-.S 'J is ,Qs .er wg- K . 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SE 2--.re v Q- 2-2 it ' l . 5? 'MF , X n , ' N 1 Q .kr fx h 4 Q SQ LE 'N ,, Ni 4 5 c X X. 1 W -' -v f 4 X -:' A'-Pr' X f A -5 ' ,r 5 x 1 '5 t -' Q, E 4 f 1 . - li ' ' 210 p is ' ' H , Q wg gr U 1 AT' x ' .6 x ,X ' xr is A 's ,,, G i MANUFACTURED BY -SEE LEGGETT 8: PLATT Double Deck Spring E3STS'L?EEe,M8. Fig. 1: Two Way Adjustable locked Hanger is adjustable to both height and width and in any position it automatically locks securely. Fig. 2: Shows the unusual depth of the individual coilg it is very resilient to the slightest touch. Mounted securely on steel slats which are edge up. No angle iron sides or Hat surfaces to catch dust. Noiseless. Fig. 3: The nameplate which you should be sure is on the spring you buy if you want a really clean, resilient, durable, noiseless and health-giving Bed. AT YOUR FURNITURE DEALERS Shawnee 3428 Shawnee 3429 For Prompt Service and Quality, Call Kampschaeferis Daily Market -I. O. IQAMPSCHAEFER, Prop. Groceries, Mears and Vegetables 833 S. 35th Street Louisville Ky Page Eiglilg Jenn A Beczuizful-A Pleayani-A Profimble-Place I0 Shop Shawnee 6700 Shawnee 4215 J. H. Koch 81 Sons CEMENT CONTRACTORS 1712-1716 South 18th Street Louisville, Ky. I.- Who is that girl? II.-L'Her name is Clara May H., but we all call her Tonsilsf' III.- How strange! Why? IV.- Because all the boys want to take her out. FRANK B. IQLTSSELL, President JOHN G. GARIBALDI, Vice Pres. Wolf Blitz Glass Co. INCORPORATED Plate Glass, Window Glass, Mirrors, Wind Shields Side Wings, Display Shelves Broadway at 14th Louisville, Ky. Page Eiglzty-eiglzi ur Grcasing Service Service Stations listed below are equipped to render Prompt and thorough chassis lubricaf tion and crank case service: First and Liberty Third and Brandeis 26th and Slevin First and St. Catherine 15th and Market Barret and Page Bardstown Road and Slaughter Bardstown Road and Roanoke Center and Walnut Clay and Market 33rd and Broadway Doup's Point Preston and Breckenridge Standard Gil Company Incorporated in Kentucky Page Iiigllty-n1'11c -I. B. SHAMBURGER, President lil-ALTER W. FINDLEY, Vice President GEORGE W. HUDSON. Secretary J. B. Shamburger Lumber o. INFORPOR -XTED LUMBER-RO OFIN G -SASH-D0 OR S-MILL WORK Catalpa Street and Cane Run Road Shawnee 703 Louisville, Ky. SATISFIED Ci'sToMERs OVR Horam' Miss P. Chaving explained important fact in historyl-'il see question marks all over your face. Lois C.- Oh, nog they're spit curls. CHARLES P. LAVELLE fwzklz REUTLINGER Sc COMPANY Phones City 6054 508 West Jefferson Telephone Main 1130 ENuAGEMENTs mf A1'Po1NTM15N'r Misses Ratterman and Dean Permanent Waving, Water Waving, Hair Dressing, Marcelling, Facial Massage Scalp Treatment, Shampooing Manicuring and a Full Line of Hair Goods 592 Starks Building Fourth and Walnut Louisville, Ky. Cut- Rate SHOE REPAIRING AND HATTERS Cleaning, Pressing, and Dyeing Ladies' Hats, 501: 423 South Fourth Street Pa ge N inety glLlgHION RUBBER TAMP BADGES . ' TRADE CHECKS METAL SIGNS Print ti, 01d 4' :wig TW . 011 Thlllg Bran Z 6 en' ,.1A..::.. -' 'fff'-Wiffzi' H Koehler Stamp 81 Stencil Co. 406 West Main Street Phones 2764 Luella T.- Can you take eight from one?' Miss K.- No, certainly not. Luella- Well, Dad said you could-eight quarts of milk from one cow. Telephone City 7231 Complete Line of Orchestrations Exclusive Agents KING Band and Orchestra Instruments Durlauf 85 Berry Music Shoppe 619 South Fifth Street INCURPOR-X NLD LOUISVILLE, KY. Every Young Penton should save regularly a part of their earnings AND INVEST IT where it will luring zz reasonable income Try saving from 10 cents to S5 00 a week with The Lincoln Building and Loan Association 124 South Fourth St. Page Ni rzvly-1 Rah! Rall!! Rah!!! Be! 1' Brea,6fasf5!.'f! 4 !4fzffl1 VQIZ' mv' MWRH ' ,143 v0 g'2ffj,-.-' 'W Mzifh 13 vfiufr ..x . .L , il- ' ,,4ul ' Fila em: w Illlllllp gi-lm ,. 1 -e-..,, ..--- auf' ff 4 muI,!,gllIII1 P,-jp.:-'J i lllll 'llllll l llllllnlalll. ulll wj,.f,,.- lv, 'PII ,M ,-:'f,.'f,f 'T,...4-Qi h '4-- Af- i.f5',4f' wif! P AAN c: A K E .W 1t7P'lDhLiZV UV PURE WNCAI HHUFLPOVDEPED F LD UR gfflv lllt' Dal lau'clNQ:IQa,ltlard Co, Simply add water and place on griddle. Breakfast in throt- niinutes with Ballard Pancake Flour. Ballard qgngggllard En. Lucy H. Ccheer leader at chess game. In stage whisperj- The champion has just made a clever move! Now then, girls, all together. Everybody assume a pleased expression. K. Dreher Hardware Co. 927-929 South Third Street Phone Magnolia 4040 Eckert's Bakery Childers Electric Co. ixcoiwoiuriso 18th and Burnett WIRING, MOTORS, SUPPLIES FRESH BAKED GOODS AND REPAIRS Every Day and Sunday Prius: Icrc CREAM 333 West Main Street 3 Phones City 135 Special Cakes Baked for Weddings and Parties LOUISVILLE' KY' Shawnee 9372 We Retail on Main Street Pa ge Ninety-twf, H. G. Brooks 85 Go. Grocers and Bakers Fine Meats a Specialty Corner Third and Bloom Streets 10 Phones: Magnolia 7900 Complete Service Sfore A Full Line of Cakes. Bread, and Pastries of All Kinds Virginia M. The Lord made us beautiful and dumb. Bob- Hows that? Virginia M.- Beautiful so the men would love us, and dumb so that we could love them. LEAVE YOUR THIRST AT OUR FOUNTAIN Confections-Tobaccos-Soft Drinks GIBSON CONFECTIONARY Phone City 1180 Dr. John P. Becker Ella Mae Grabler OPTOMETRIST . Excluswe Specialist in the Examination of the Eyes . . and Fitting Proper Glasses M Z Z 117167111 Suite 310 Starks Bldg., Third Floor LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY 1702 W. Market St. Louisville, Ky. Page Ninety-Ihre? Kentucky Lumber and Mill Work Co. 1521 South Sixth Street Louisville, Ky. GOOD LUMBER RIGHT PRICES FAIR TREATMENT Miss Gene Miss Gene Miss B.-i'Name something necessary for life. A.-HEY-,. B-'iCorrectg now name a food rich in fats. A-i'But-er B- Very good. VIKING TIRES wearlongeu TRY OUR BROWN BOBBY Phone Shawnee 3850 GREASELESS DOUGHNUTS 25 Cents Per Dozen WM. F. THIELMEIER Brown Bobby Coffee GFHHC1 Avenue Dairy Shoppe 1815 Grand Avenue 509 West Broadway LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY Page IVi1zety-four Where Savings Grow The LouisVilleTrust Com pan Q Banking, Trust, Real Estate. Insurance, Safety Vault, and Real Estate Loan Departments Miss B.- Dorothy, why aren't you prepared? Dorothy A.- I am prepared. You said, 'Read Twelfth Night or What You Will, ' so I read 'Love's Blindnessfu Winter Paper Stock Company 1001-1013 Rowan Street INCORPORATED LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY BUYERS UF ALL GRADES OF WASTE PAPER THE PRIDE OF PORTLAND- LOCHERS lee Cream Soda 26th and Bank TEA SPICES HOFFMAN'S BLENDED COFFEE Roasted and Delivered Daily Malt Extract Hops Call Mag. 570-J Home Delivery Wm. Seharfenberger Page N inety-five Portraits of Personafziyu Estrzblzlvlzfzl 1894 EVERY PORTRAIT that's a Cusick Portrait is made by artists who know every branch in photography. This is the reason for our outstanding success and growth. Come in and see samples of our beautiful work. Qur prices are reasonable, too. THE CUSICK STUDIOS 456 South Fourth Street LCUISVILLE, KENTUCKY P!zotograp!2.v Lifve jforewern Complimeflfs of Kentuck Rock A phalt Compan INFURPORATIZIH A blotter is the thing you spend your time looking for While the ink is drying. Marion R.- Mother, will you wash my face? Mother- Why, can't you do that? M. R.- Yes, Mother, I cang but I'll have to Wet my hands, and they don't need it. 1. Necessity knows no law. 2. A hootlegger knows no law. Therefore, a hootlegger is a necessity. HIKE T0 HEICK'S for Tools, Cutlery, Paints, Varnishes, All Hardware Supplies A Henry Heick Hardware Company INCORPORATED 322 W. Market St. Bet. 3rd and 4th Sts. LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY Page Ninety-sezien Louisville College of Pharmacy INSTITUTED 1870 INCORPORATED 1873 After High School What? Professional Pharmacy offers an attractive Held for those who are properly trained and qualified. and earning capacity begins sooner than in any other professional calling. The entire effort of this College is devoted solely to Pharma- ceutical education, from both a practical and theoretical standpoint. For Catalogue, address G. L. CURRY, Dean 104 W. Chestnut. Street Louisville, Ky. MODERN SHAKEsP1aA1uz Freshman Class- A Comedy of Errors. Sophomore Class- Much Ado About Nothing. Junior. Class- As You Like It. Senior Class- All's Well That Ends Well. A F fiend CHAS. WIGGINTON 81 CO. INCORPORATED EGGS, POULTRY, BUTTER, CHEESE 135 East Jefferson Street LOUISVILLE, KY Page Ninety-eight Phone Shawnee 4113 Estimates Cheerfully Given Sewell Electric Co. Radio Teefmiezkzm Contractors' Supplies t 2127 West Hill Street Louisville, Ky. Phone City 7844 lVlclntyre's l-lair Shop 309 West Broadway Next Door to the Brown LOUISVILLE, KY. He-'Tcl like to offer you a cigarette, but- Avery H.- Don't bother. I never smoke cigarette butts. FRED J. W. WIRTH Twenty-sixthVandlChesinut Streets R Almsteclt Brothers ES1Lab1iSl1CCl 1885 Investment Seeztrities 119 South Fifth Street Louisville, Ky. Page Ninety-nine DARWIN W. JOHNSON, President Jos. R. HOFFMAN Secretary Commonwealth Life Insurance Co Home Office: Commonwealth Building 106-110 South 5th Street Louisville Ky is the OLDEST OLD LINE KENTUCKY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY and its policy contracts are most liberal and up-to-date in eyery respect. A postal, stating age, will bring a sample Endowment Policy. Don't Delay. It Costs You Nothing to Find Out Mr. Tinsley- Ever had economics? Freshman-HNO! Just measles and chickenpox. Fidelit, and Columbia l l I r I rust Co. Fifth and Jefferson Streets We are prepared to serve you in our Trust, Real Estate, Investment, Travel, Safety Vault, and Insurance Departments. Affiliated with the Citizens Union National Bank ' ' Complefe F immczkzl Serfvice' ' Page One Hundred 7 A ATHLETIC EQUlPlVIENT and SPORTING GOODS Baseball, Tennis, Golf. Fishing Tackle, Archery, Football, Basket Ball, Volley Ball ' Guns and Hunting Supplies, Revolvers, Dynamite and Powder y ' Federal Orthosor1ic Radio u .4 New SPRING AND SUMMER CATALOG JUST OUT Write For It E Mail Orders Promptly Filled BOURNE Sc BOND 640 S. Fourth Ave., Bet. Chestnut and Broadway Louisville, Ky. T Mary Elizabeth T.- Did you hear about the elevator dance? Clara May H.-9iNo. ' M. E. T.e lt's a cinch. No steps in it. Main 1713 ' Dr. Sara E. Sandusky, D. C., N. D. Electric Treatments, Spinal Adjustments, Massage Treatments i ' 209 Courier-Journal Building, 4th and Liberty LOUISVILLE, KY. 5 FenlCy's Model Dairy sixth and Hill Health Dairy Products Safe-guarded from Pail to Palate At Your Grocer's Page One Hundred One Phone Magnolia 1262 B. W. Brenzinger Plumbing and Heating Gels Elting and Sewerage Clay and Ormsby Louisville, Ky. Ellen D.-i'Did you know that we can't send letters to Washington any more? Viola G.- Nog why can't we? E. D.- Why, he died a long time ago. i A. J. Schmitt 81 Sons 2700-04 South Fourth Magnolia 3414 i Betz Meat Market 1 hp 3467 Taylor Boulevard WE SELL THE BEST OF mans Try Us Fourth and Walnut Streets ' W- BETZ, JR-v PTUIJ- Louisvillos Leading Hotel Page Une H undfed Two haha Mlllilllllli gpm mm ,, L5 Beam Des The Checker Laundry Gives Good Work a 'IW l R 'Hr - 7 . 'iliiillu nfl Prompt Service Our Compfzhzents 990 E. Breckenridge Street Louisville, Ky. Bob- l've had something trembling on my lips for a long time. Hulda S.- Yes, go on! Bob-'Tm raising a mustache. YEWELL 81 M EYER PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Taylor and Berry Boulevards LOUISVILLE, KY. Fourth and M Streets Compliments of AS USUAL . Wolff and Billy Smith Sons S 1 G N s WHOLESALE GROCERS Leading the Followers City 8585 Pizgz' One Hundred Three The Mos! Wonderful Cor in ine World for the Money Jar Economical Transportation I C H EVROLQHX iIl. Call Magnolia 6600 For Courteous Demonstration NO OIYLIGATION Broadway Motor Sales Company Louisville's Oldest Chevrolet Dealer Brook and Broadway Louisville, Ky. La11ClaufCoach-Coupe-Sedan Touring-CahrioletvRoarlster Brook and Broadway Is Chevrolet Corner Elizabeth D.-UI Want the life of Caesar. Miss W.-'iSorry, Brutus got it long ago. Even a fish wouldnt get caught if it kept its mouth shut. GADDIE STUDIO 544 South Fifth Street Anyflzing Pnozogrnplzie SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS Where a Dollar Does Its Utmost South Louisville Meat Market Home of FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES, AND FRUITS 3018 South Fourth Street Telephone Magnolia 190 WE DELIVER GIVE Us A TRIAL Page One Hundred Four Brown Theatre Players Now Presenting Spring and Summer Season BRCWN THEATRE Popular Matinees Wednesday-Thwfsday-Saturday Pricesz Matinees 25c, 50c, 75c. Nights Z5c, 500, 75c, 51.00 Seats on sale six days in advance BEST WISHES to the Class of 1927 The Center of Life in Louisville 'iMy grandfather, said the English boy, was a very great man. One day Queen Victoria touched him on the shoulder with a sword and made him a knight. Oh, that is nothing, replied Jane M. One day an Indian touched my grandfather on the head with a tomahawk and made him an angel. South Louisville Bank A!! Branches 0fBcm,ez'71g Fourth and Central Avenues Rugs Made from Old Carpets The Carrell-Rogers Company INCORPORATED Cleaners of Carpets, Rugs, Window Shades Rug RIanufacturing-lVall Paper Cleaning 953-59 South Clay Street LOUISVILLE, KY. Magnolia 3151 Page fine Hundred Six T I I F fNfODI',02Arl'D I fha Hairy: of Distinction-518-520 Fourth Afvfnuf Girls' and Junior Shop Louisville has the proper setting for the finer fashions for little folks. Character apparel for growing queens is the rule instead of the exception. VVith the advent of this luxurious department, the wearing of Besten clothes ceases to be the exelusive privilege of grownups - it is tlie joy and pride of all womankind. For the Tot, Girl, and Junior- Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Hats, Middies, Complete Outfits In Ages Two to Seven teen BESTEN'S THIRD FLOOR GIRLS' AND JUNIOR SHOP A woman whose pastor asked after her health, replied dolefully, I feel very well, but I always feel bad when I feel well, because I know I'rn going to feel worse afterwards. -Exchange. ASK FOR SHAWNEE'S NEW CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE Sl-IAWNEE SANQTARY MILK CO. FROM SUN TO SUN Your Cleaning and Pressing Done R' B' CO' Work Called For and Delivered xxeokponxrian Phone Magnolia 290-W Bzzz'la'ers' Supplzkes U. L. Cleaning and Pressing Club M. C. Wu.I.1i'r'r, Prop. 1446-1448 Levering Street First Flass Pressing, Dyeing and Repairing fOfi' Magnolia between 6th and 7th Stsjl S'r.xNluRD PRICES 2820 S. Fourth Ave. Louisville, Ky. lnilqf' Um' Ilumlred St i't'II SEE l'S FIRST agnolia Beauty Shoppe Irene Herman, Pfepfieifeee Specializing in All Bcauzy Culture Le Mur Steam Waves, 5510.00 For appointment call South 326 Dave, what is your favorite wild game? Football, . . F ll-lE'S Prescription Pliarfnacy Telephone Magnolia 1882 Corner Fourth Avenue and Hill Street LOUISVILLE, KY. A Guarantee in Every Bottle GRADUATES AND STUDENTS: DRESS WELL AND SUCCEEDH Cily 2106 Frederzcis Vila- Tonic Compound A Perfect Permanent that sets itself into natural marcel waves. The charming results developed by this process of winding and heating have placed it on a peak imitators cannot approach. A trial will convince. Special rate for a limited time. The Handy Shop 104 East Oak St. CNcar First St.j Ladies' Furnishings and Hosiery a Specialty Powder Puff Beauty 81 Marcel Shop Dry Goods Notions Mrs. M. Masterson, Manager City 2106 Louisville Ky 202 Bernheim Building ' ' Page One Hundred Eight X 17,689 Dots to the Square Inch The magnified part of the above illustration shows how il 133 line halfftone, 133 dots to the inch, or 17,689 dots to the square inch looks when enlarged to a 30 line halfftone, or only ooo dots to the square inch. This gives an idea of the delicate and painstaking care that is necessary to produce a really good halfftone. We conduct a fully equipped modern PhotofEnf graving plant and pride ourselves on our ability to execute lirsteclass work. Tinslelgl-Clingrnan Co, 425 S,Fou1'thAve, Louisvi11e,Kq, Page One Humlred Nine Selmauk Beauty S11 Fourth and Walnut Streets WHEN YOU BITE INTO the creamy filling of an Eskimo Pie Op ithat's a real thrill SPECIALIZE IN EYERYTHING PERTAINING TO BEAUTY Guarantee absolute steam wave A Nickel a Tickle WHAT NOT TO END A SENTENCE WITH Mildred P.- I want to be read to. Ella M.- What do you want to be read to out of? Mildred P. 'Henry Esmond'. Ella- What do you Want that book to be read to out of for? Miss A.- Mary, what does transparent mean? If you don't know, use your reason. Mary- 'Trans' means across. Then transparent means a cross parent. Lau'mer'5 Beauty Parlor Marcelling Manicuring LADIES' HAIR BoBB1NG A SPECIALTY Old 3rd Street Road, just off Southern Pkwy. HAVE YOU TRIED OUR NEW NUMBERS VITA-MINE BAR CAPTAIN BAR 100 value for 5 cents B raaas E59 Glzeeus LOUISVILLE, KY. I Q L Z ' 1 The COMPLETE DRUG .STORE Via lm Pzano GRAY STUDIOS Keith National Building 5041-5 West Walnut City 3868 Page One Hundred Ten ' 15' 5 . Forrest Thompson DIANO DLAYIN Taught n 1 G 1 LIESSO t rg rzrzrsr ruompson chool of Popular Music cumsrnnsnm SYSTEM' 1 Ka xv Don t Chew the Rag- Play It Write for Free Booklet Thomas Lincoln ony 5571 Harmofzy Caord Sysfem FOR POPULAR IVIUSII' FUR VIOLIN BANJO f-lluw to plug' the latest popular songs, rnclonly :mil hrrrmemy from an picmo smart-. llow to :recurri- pany in :my key. llow to RAN in Plcetruru or finger style. This will put the olcl lumjn tm the trump. Fans, gut Wise. lVlANDOLlNflluw tu play filly popular ur vlzrssic' selection in duo style. How to RAC melorly. Hou' to JAZZ an :remmrpzmirnr-nt. VVhal. YOU have been looking fur. GUITAR --How to transpose. How to DRAG rm auwrrrparrirmfrrt in Pluutrum style. Huw to clmr1gr ' tmodulutel with perfcrt humrony. I-low to zrrrzuruv any popular song :ls a SOLO. TENOR-BANJO-How to Jazz with vurroct hur- mony. tFim- for flarrcu urclrm-stru.j llow to Rug rnelorly and harrnrmy r-urrrbim-cl. llmv to play 72 rlitfcrent rliorils with only li clrzrrrges. Profcssrorrzlls, this means xr bigger salary for YOU. UKELELE-How tu transpose from Flats Lu Sharps' Huw to i'lr:1ngv tirrorlulatcl with pr-rli-ut lrarrmorry' Huw to ,Iazz. Huw to play popular songs tmel- orly :mil harmonyl. HAWAIIAN STEEL GUITAR lllSiI'l.1L'Illlll invlmli-s thu originzil Huwzriifm rm-tlmrls YOU FAN LEARN IN 20 LESSONS Filth and Chestnut Entrance: 605 S. Fifth Street Grainger Company North Fourth Street Louisville, Kentucky Sfracfara! Sree! foundry aaa' fllaclziae Slzop Prompt Shipment on Plain and Fabricated Steel WA TCH US Page Um' H undrezl Eleven 'QU Graduation- What Does It Mean To You? TC many readers of this An- nual graduation means the ending of your school days. They will be but a happy mem- ory to look back on as the years go on. 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