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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1945 volume:

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Gil llluss 1al'l .ul-L ill-lil'1'l'r uf Llrlss ul lUlJl-1 ........... .,- .,-.2-.wi -Hi ,Nl vlvlll'SIliI'll1lf l.. U. H. 5. Will :Xlxsays Liu' . FSU 'liliv Stull' ...., ........... .... 1 I U 'lin Uur Has i'4r L . .. ALI l,HIllllilI'ilf liunis-sl . .. .,.. 12- 1425 Uuijgl SIN'illi' .... ll-115 ,xvl1'I'l'f xll'I!IHI'i S .. .... 'lv-li' WI' ,Xrv 'lilu' S1-xml. ill! ll m'1- Y xxvlilllflll-l ll? .. ,IU Girls lligli LU XX 1' l,l'l'1llll uf lllt'Ill ..... Lust XX ill uml lvsluliwiil .. . ,,. llmigs lu Ri'llll'lIIlll'I' , .. ll1'l'1'slu X nu 4Xlilugi'upl1s lfivv .. 30 .. 31 T7 32-3 34 THE LAST OF US This is the last of us. We are leaving soon- In reality vveire not going far, But as often as We return Everything here will have changed. We Wonit be the Seniors. We will just be the Alumnae. We may be typists or accountants, Actresses or teachers, Maybe nurses or doctors, Or lawyers or chemists. Some will be Wives and mothers And send their daughters to Girls High Each profession beckons- All have hopes awaiting fulfillment. A ,Xxx Lol isis llvlwis. 713 Seven Cosmw, l'RlM:1 Eight THE FACULTY W. F. Cosrow .... ......................... I Jflllflllfll 'VIAISEL NlARTlN .... .... A .SSl.Sll1lIl ljfllllfilllll, Senior I,iL'i.?liUll lf. R. NIARTIN. . . ..... ASSIVSIKIIII Prineipal. ,lllllillf l,fL'l'SiUI1 lIA'l rn' la. Bow. . .. lz'NCI,lSIl Charlotte M. llliss Louise Eager l,onrena L. liaton Juliette Frantz Christine Hopkins Sophie Meyers Anne Fl. Polli Nlereedes Rosehery Marian M. Walsh lane Wanless MA7'HE.W!ITlIfS M. Cottell Cregory Kate C. Miller Nlargaret lf. 'llulor SCllf.YCF Dorothy Ynughn llulclwin Yirginiu Prirle Hussey ,lessle lu. jones l'auline lx. Stein IIISTORY lfflna llrmsn fhlttlil Priest lJll'llltt2llI :Xlnm Owens lnzuise Shelley Powell Irene Nl. XYLtll'I'SlI'LtLll lllllflff ECU YU UIIIS lflizulmetll Haggerly Cretehen Cheathznn Xelle XX. Chipmun Stella Crenthonse Nine l,AfVGl'ACF Frunees L. llunawuy Luey l. Higgins Nlartha C. Snyder Helen Thompson COMMERCIAL Mildred H. Larson Florenee l,lllZ Margie H. Mason Om Adams Mattingly Clzulys Wlustlen Murphy llliliy l.ee llefligo ART lflizulveth lining' Arnn Alice Cane illL'SlC Selina lirunx Ruth V. Magee T. xfiklIll'l' Hose l'lll'SlCAl. Elll 'IfA7'lU!Y ,lzznet Hales Nlurguret Sl'llgg Il l,lHlffl RIA Ns l'altie D. lllIlll'll May llezlring lfllu Churehill VY-Lll't't'Il lllL'pll,7'll lmtitiu Creen Yezrgft Dean, T0 THE CLASS OF 1945 june 1945 has eome at last and you are sweet girl graduatesul l am sure. as you look ltaek over the three years you have spent in Louisville Girls High School. you realize they have lieen happy years. And hasn't the time slipped hy' rapidly! ln Sep- trmlver V142 the long road ahead to june H145 looked very long indeed. Hut here you ure. ready to be graduated. For the last yearl have lieen very elosely assoeiated with you. lt has heen fun lo lie your sehool mother. Sometimes. 'tis true. l did sympathize with that famous old lady' who lived in the shoe. But on the whole my' one hundred and fifty'-eight ehildren were always a joy. l have watrhed you work hard. play hard. and worry' hard. May you eontinue to work hard and play hard all through life. And may all the worrying and fretting you did for fear there would lie no rings. no pins. no announe.-ments. no ff:-lin teaeh you that ltlirsl of the things we worry over never happen-Mor at least are never as had as we had thought. Good-liye and good luekl fLor1sr: Snr1l.i.i-iv I'ow'lcl.l. .1f.'L-Mer. AN NO QF RE ELL Uur high sehool days are the most fleeting days of our lives. ,lust think it was nearly three years ago that we started out as one hig 1-lass. l am sure we have enjoyed every moment of them from sk Tale of Two Citiesn to 4'Hamlet.i' living president of our elass has made me the happiest girl in the world. and l want you to know I think you are the best class of all. This is a elass of quality' plus quantity. and after our graduation we will go forward and show to others that this is truly a sehool of everwidening influenee and deepening purpose. -VIVIAN tlmrrrgii, Pm:s1ur:N'r or Class or '45 EIUUPII f r' , ,A wglsx Officers of Class of 1945 FIRST R0W4Dorothy Nliceli, Vice-presiflentg Vivian Carter, President, Patricia ,lame-son, Secretaryg Betty Riessr, Treasurer. Si-:COND HOW-Vivian Noon, Cheerleader, Anita Pfenninger, Sergeant-at Ass ENT FROM Armsg Olaa Miracle, Pianistg Martha Cochran, Artist Peggy Krauss, Cheerleader. THE PICTURE-Mrs. Louise Shelley Powell, Class Adviser Twelve 9 Marie Ahoud Honor Roll-1 term News Editor of The Record Club Alethenn La Verne Ammon Clubs Library. Outpost Vivian B. Barnett Clubs Latin. G.A.A.. Red Cross Shirley Doris Bass Reporter on The Record Clubs Good Manners, French Ann Louise Bates Honor Roll 5 terms Executive Board-5 terms Secretary of Euclidean Clubs Euclidean, Alethean Thirteen Carolyn Bauer Marilyn J. Bauer Clubs Library, Alethean Mary A. Bayless Club---Alethean Jeroldine Beavin Student Councilor 1 term Alternate 2 terms Clubs'--Euclidean. Latin Bernice Goldie Bederman Publicity Chairman V2 terms Club-Library J . Gladys Bickel President of Alethean ClubsvRed Cross, Alethean Stella Mae Billings Honor Roll -4 terms Alternate -2 terms Vice-president of Spanish Club Club--Spanish Johnalene Marie Bishop Student Councilor 2 terms President of Red Cross Club Clubs--Outpost, Red Cross Norma Estelle Blackman Publicity Chairman--2 terms Sara Bockman Alternate- 2 terms Clubs--Alethean. Victory Corps Good Manners ,! r I- A. I J? A ,s V, ., vr i . .rf L Fourteen Ruth Boes Alternate-1 terms Clubs-Red Cross, Alethean Doris Jean Bohannon Clubs-Aletheari, G. A. A. Mariha Jane Bourne Honor Roll 5 terms Executive Board 4 terms President of Library Club Treasurer of Latin Club Program Chairman of Latin Club- Basketball Letter Clubs-Outpost, Library, Latin. Alethezin Joy Fay Braxton Honor Roll--5 terms Student Councilor V-2 terms Clubs-Euclidean. Victory Corps, Outpost Alice D. Brown Honor Roll-1 term C1ubs4L.ibrary, Alethean. Eunice Alice Carpenter Honor Roll -1 term Club- French Ann Louis Carter Honor Roll V5 terms Executive Board' 5 terms Treasurer of Executive Board Vice-president of Euclidean Clubsf-Good Manners. French. Euclidean Nola Bernice Carter Club Outpost Vivian Lorine Carter President of Class of '45 Student Councilor 1 term Clubs Alethezin, Latin, Red Cross, Victory Corps Jean Ermine Causey Alternate'-1 term Publicity Chairman- 1 term Vice-president of Alethean Clubs Spanish, Outpost, Alethean Fifleen Margaret Ju Chumbler Club Spanish Phyllis Elaine Cissell Volleyball Letter Club Red Cross Martha Jessie Cochran Publicity Chairman -3 terms Art Editor of The Echo Clubs-Red Cross. Good Manners Anna Louise Cockrell Honor Roll 3 terms Business Staff of The Record Circulation Manager of The Echo June Aileen Corman Honor Roll---1 term Student Councilor 1 term Publicity Chairman--1 term Vice-president of Outpost Business Staff of The Record Clubs-f-Spanish, Outpost Nancy Kathleen Cundiff Ruth Cunningham Club-Outpost Regina Davis Honor Roll-A5 terms Executive Board-4 terms 'Vice-president of All Student Association-2 terms Treasurer of Euclidean .Clubs-Spanish, Red Cross, Euclidean Carol Demaree Honor Roll--1 term Publicity Chairman-1 term ClubsARed Cross, Library Jean Ann Denzer Clubs Library, Outpost Sixteen Frances Catherine Dismang Clubs-Library, Alethean Marguerite Dowling Patricia Edmondson Boyer Helen Lucille Eichholtz Vice-president of Red Cross Club Club-Red Cross Betty Louise Ellis Alternate 1 terms Volleyball Letter Loretta Marie Fallon Volleyball Letter Club -Victory Corps Mildred Ann Fickentsher Margaret Lee Fisher Honor Roll' -5 terms Business Staff of The Record Clubs Outpost. Latin Margaret Fleming Clubs- Alethean. Good Manners Doris Jean Foell Club Library S0 L'1'IIlC6ll Geneva Ford Evelyn Mae Foster Honor Roll--'5 terms Student Councilor 1 term Vice-president of French Club Clubs-Alethean. French Rudelle Fulks Clubs Outpost, Library Norma Jean Gray Business Staff of The Record Virginia Jean Harrison Honor Roll l term Student Councilor 3 terms Publicity Chairmanw 1 term President of Euclidean Clubs Good Manners, Euclidean Zola Faye Harrod Literary Staff of 'lhe Echo Alternate-1 term Clubse-Alethean, Red Cross. Latin. Victory Corps Ann Heaton Business Staff of ihe Record Clubs-Latin, Outpost Elsie Ann Heller Honor Roll--5 terms Student Councilor-5 term: News Editor of The Record 1 term President of Outpost Secretary of Outpost Clubs-Latin, Outpost Betty Jane Hmz Honor Roll 3 terms Publicity Chairman 6 terms Editor of The Record Managing Editor of The Record Clubs---Victory Corps. Aletheaii. Euclidean. Outpost Betty June Hort Clubs- Alethean, Vic o 49. Nqr, A Eighteen Rita Joyce Horvitz Honor Roll-1 term ClubsgLatin, Alethean Betty Ann Hughes Publicity Chairman-3 terms Editor of The Record Managing Editor of The Record Clubs--Alethean, Outpost, Library Olivia Ingle Student Councilor 42 terms Business Staff of The Record Clubs-t-Euclidean. Latin Virginia Earl Jackson Clubs-Latin. French, Alethean Marinell Jacobsen Student Councilor 5 terms Treasurer of Alethean Clubs-HAlethean. Outpost Patricia Jameson Secretary of Class of '45 Honor Roll-5 terms Alternate-1 term Business Staff of The Record Treasurer of Lat'n I ' .' z Cub Secretary of Good Manners Club Clubs- Euclidean. Outpost, Latlz Good Manners Gaynell Johnson Volleyball. Basketball Letters Club G. A. A. Ottie Mae Kelley Volleyball, Ring Tennis Letters Eleanor Ford Kennady Honor Roll---1 term Student Councilor 1 term Secretary of Latin Club Social Chairman of Latin Club President of Latin Club Literary Staff of The Echo Clubs Latin, Good Manners Peggy Jane Krauss Cheer Leader of Class of '45 Secretary of Alethean Treasurer of Red Cross Clubs--Alethean. Red Cross 'I- N in eleelz Ruth Laile Business Staff of The Record Margot Levi Alternate-V-1 term Clubs----Spanish. Outpost. Latin. Euclidean Muriel Lee Levin Publicity Chairman l term Basketball Letter Cigbs--Red Cross. Victory Corps Outpost. Library Maureen Lortz Club Red Cross Anita Rae Maddox Volleyball Letter Clubs Good Manners, Alethean Anna Louise Magel Honor Roll-1 term Basketball Letter Club--Alethean Sarah H. Marshall Publicity Chairman--2 terms Clubs- Victory Corps. Euclidean Bettie Jane Martin Honor Roll-V3 terms Business Staff of The Record-3 terms Business Manager of The Echo Secretary of Spanish Club Basketball Letter Clubs--Outpost. Euclidean, Alethean, Spanish Violet Masden Honor Rollf2 terms Business Staff of The Record-3 terms Clubs---Latin Gloria Arabel McCready Club f 'Alethean Twenty Voleen Gentry McNeil Publicity Chairman-1 term Clubs--G. A. A., Outpost, Red Cross Nancy Jane Merrick Honor Roll-5 terms Student Councilor 1 term Alternate-1 terms Business Staff of The Record - 3 terms Vice-president of Latin Club Clubs-Euclidean. Latin Dorothy Louise Metz Clubs-Library, Euclidean Dorothy Miceli Vice-president of Class of '45 Student Councilor-1 term Business Staff of The Record Basketball Letter Clubs-Alethean. Library, Outpost G. A. A. Harryette Rose Millen Honor Roll 5 terms Executive Board-3 terms Secretary of Executive Board--1 term President of Spanish Club Clubs- Good Manners, Euclidean, Spanish Helene H. Millen i Honor Roll-- 1 term Literary Staff of The Echo ' Clubs Spanish. Euclidean, Good Manners OLa Miracle Pianist of Class of '45 Honor Roll 3 terms Artist on Executive Board 3 terms Clubs Spanish, Outpost Mary Jane Morgan Student Councilor -2 terms Literary Staff of The Echo Club Alethean Mary Lou Mosby Nonie Evelyn Myers Clubs Red Cross, Victory Corps Twenly-one Doris Jean Nall Club - -Outpost Bettie Lou Naniz Business Staff oi The Record Clubs-Spanish, Good Manners Alethean Patty Claire Needham Honor Roll--2 terms Elsie Jane Neely Volleyball Letter Club -Alethean Helen Louise Noble Club -Alethean Doris Jean Noel Publicity Chairman-1 term Softball Letter Club-Good Manners Vivian Frances Noon Cheer Leader of Class of '45 Honor Roll-1 term Student Councilor-2 terms Publicity Chairman--1 term Reporter on The Record Editor of The Echo Sergeant-at-Arms of Alethean Clubs--Alethean, Latin Margie Osbaum Clubs--Red Cross. Good Manners Dorothy Helen Pait Alternate-2 terms Clubs-Outpost, Victory Corps Dorothy Paris Clubs---Outpost, Spanish, Victory Corps Sylvia Ann Parnes Publicity Chairman -2 terms Business Staff of The Record Clubs--Euclidean, Red Cross Jeanne Patterson Clubs-Alethean. Red Cross Martha Louise Patterson Honor Roll 2 terms Alternate H2 terms Ruth Peters Honor Roll--5 terms Business Manager of The Record Clubs Outpost, Victory Corps Christine Pettett Alternate 1 terms Club--Victory Corps Twenty-Iwo Anita Inez Pfenninger Sergeant-at-Arms of Class of '45 Student Councilor- 2 terms Reporter on The Record Clubs-vRed Cross, G. A. A., Alethean Evelyn Ruth Potter Club -Red Cross Kathleen F. Preston Honor Roll- --2 terms Club-Red Cross Christine Redmon Club Red Cross Loma Louis Reinhardt Publicity Chairman l term Club G. A, A. Twellly-llzree Patricia Ruth Rex Clubs- Library, Red Cross Ruth M. Rice Club-Outpost Dorothy Jean Richardson Publicity Chairman -2 terms Clubs- Euclidean. Victory Corps Betty Ann Rieser Treasurer of Class of '45 Clubs Red Cross. Latin, Victory Corps Doris Elaine Rufer Clubs- Good Manners, Aletherui. Victory Corps Margery Dean Salmon Clubs Vic-tory Corps. Library Carolyn Saluisky Alternate-A4 terms Clubs--Outpost, Alethean. Spanish. Red Cross Clara Schaefer Honor Roll 2 terms Alternate- 1 term President of Lfbrary Club Secretary of L,b:'ary Club Clubs Good Manners. Library Dorothy Schaffer Emmarie Schlafer Honor Roll 2 terms Alternate- 1 term Business Staff of The Record Club Good Manners Twenty-four Joyce Schmid Club-AfVictory Corps Doris Jean Sedoris Alternate ---- 1 term Volleyball. Basketball, Ring Tennis Letters Clubs-Alethean, G. A. A. Mary Lou Shannon Club -Victory Corps Dorothy Dean Short Lorraine Shuck Business Staff of The Record Club--Red Cross MMM KW Marietta Silverman Club - Alethean Henrietta Louise Skelton Publicity Chairman l term Business Staff of The Record Clubs Red Cross. Spanish Ann Talcott Smith Honor Roll---1 term Publicity Chairman- 3 terms Business Staff of The Record Art Staff of The Echo Clubs Latin. Red Cross, Library Bernice Smith Betsy Ann Smith Honor Roll- -5 terms Alternate -1 term Clubs Latin, Euclidean, Library Twellly-five Doris Ann Smith Alternate 2 terms Clubs-WG, A. A., Victory Corps Betty Jo Spencer Alternate 1 term Clubs Red Cross, Aletbean Sara Jane Sprigg Honor Roll 5 terms Circulation Manager of The Record Busienss Staff of The Record Club Spanish Bette Jean Staples Frances La Velle Stark Publicity Chairman--3 terms Clubs-Victory Corps, Alethean, Latin Juanita Stevenson Clubs-Red Cross. Alethean Carlie Franklin Stockdale Publicity Chairman--V2 terms ClubskLibrary, Red Cross. Victory Corps Betty Pope Stromberg Honor R011--2 terms Vice-president of Good Manners Club Clubs-Spanish, Alethean. Victory Corps, Good Manners Mary Louise Sullivan Clubs- Spanish Euclidean Marceline Thompson Student Councilorf-2 terms Publicity Chairman 2 terms Clubs-f--Good Manners, Red Cross I-EHS Twenty-sz'x Verna Jean Tipton Club-Red Cross Jewell Frances Travis Student Councilor-2 terms Dorothy Ann Turner Club- Red Cross Fay Aileen Tydings Mildred Vittitow Student Councilor 1 term ClubsYOutpost, Latin Zida Jean Vogel Student Councilor 1 term Clubs Alethenn, Victory Corp? Jane Wade Student Councilor -2 terms Alternate-1 term Basketball Letter Club---Alethean Phyllis Waldridge Clara Louise Wasserman Honor Roll -4 terms Student Councilor-2 terms Club Euclidean Dorothy Watkins Volleyball Letter Club G. A. A. TIUf?llll'-S6L'l'lI Mildred Le Anna Watt Honor Roll -4 terms Jean Wayne Publicity Chairmann 2 terms Literary Staff of The Echo Clubs-AVG. A. A.. Good Manners Alethean Martha Belle Weaver Publicity Chairman V1 term Basketball Letter Clubs Outpost, Library. Good Manners Wilma Jean Whitaker Dorothy M. Wieting Club- Outpost Zelma Williams Honor Roll--2 terms Club - Library Joanne Wood Honor Roll--4 terms Clubs-Y Latin, Red Cross, G. A. A. When The Echo went to press, no member of the Class of 1945 could have been on the honor 'roll more than five terms. Twmly-eight Elizabeth Windle Student Councilor-1 term Alternate V1 term' Club' -Victory Corps HONORS OF CLASSES OF 1945-194516 Fol1ho111or1' Honors- First Plarv '43 .... . . .ifxllll AIlllf'l'.illIl 51'llho111or1- Honors S1,'l'Ulld l'lz1m:1- 313.. . ... 5 .Ami Hanks 1 l.ou1sc' Lovkrvll 5opl1o111o1'c- Honorr - First l'lz11'r' .... . . .Lui-5 Wynn Sung 5HIlhUIIl4lI'!' Hom1rs----Se-1'o11cl Plill'l' '43 . . . . . Ruth Doulrivk Ur. l lUI'4'lll'l' Mvder Physiology Award .... .Iz111x' Hourm: Hillllillilll IS. Moore R1-1'o1'd Prize .4412 .... . . .lflsiv Hvllvr H4'l'lil Us-o111c-try Co11tc-slffFirsl Pluw '43 .... ..... l ivlsy Smith 1 I lwhu Us-o111c'l1'y Uollo Art Colllt' lioilo AFI QIHIIIK Rollo Ari Colllvi Co11lc'sl'f 'Sl'l'Ulld Hare- '43 ....... ...... I ,ouisv Covkrvll lf--S1'lllPlllI'f 'Sf'l'UIld Plata' '44 ........ ..... N lz11'c'vli11c- VIYIIUIIIPSUII I 'SVIIIIPIIIFC '-fff fH1lllKlI'k1lllix Mention .44 ................. Hulh Bos-s l-f-l'o1'lrz11i in Chalk- 'I10ll4ll'2illll' MP11l1o11 .44 ..... Nliflllil Bliil'l'ilIlilll Rollo Ari Co11l1-QL 5111111111 l'lz11'r' '43 ..................... .. .Nla11'lha1 Com'l11'z111 Ari SI'hUl2lI'ShiIl '43-'-1.-1 ............. . . .No1'111z1 Hlkll'klIlilll. Art S4-holurship -13-'44 ...................... . . .xlilflhil Com-h1'a11 l'1lillll'l'5 wYilIll'I'llillg Sopl1o111orv Art !X1xa11'1l -43 .... ..... . Allll Hulvs 1lff'Ill1ll'I'lf from l.lIIliSl'l.Hl'. Illlh spam- ie 11-sc-rwd for sc-11ior honors. TIITIIIQ'-lllllll' TO THE CLASS OF 194512 Through llltllly Illtlltllli of toil and study. Joy and fllll. and rnayhe tears. You'ye striven o11 towards this semester. l'1lllflllll1PIll of yo11r High School years. Now the goal is well ill sight: klI'BClUilll0Ill5 almost here: Now youire o11 the very threshold Of a IIPW life-,sa new sphere. Make these last n1o11ths as a Senior Months of learning all you 1,-an: Make the1n lll01llllS of forming friendships That may' last you through lifeis span. And as the years roll ever onward May 1ne111ory 1-all 1131-k from the past Happy thoughts of L. G. H. A1111 your work here 11111l your 1-lass. W l71:,1y1:1'1s L. D1 N111 11. fl1l1'1'.wr. TO YOU, DE R GIRLS turn-1-111-ll to lllgll school days. At lust. 1t s almost tnne to utter lllli llt'Yt'I'-lll-lil'-l-IIIV gotten phrase. Yet the fruits ofsu1'1fess are never so sweet as the work and the flI't'LlIIl. We haue 1-li111he1l the ladfler. and IIUW that we ure almost at the lust step. we wo111l1rr what to 1lo. Of eourse. we shall all go our i11divi1l11al ways and striye Ull for further su1'1:ess i11 1'a11'h of our UWII little private w orlds. hut as the Class of 194592. we have re111fl11-1l our goal. I should like lo express llly appre1'ia1tio11 for your 1-ooperution and ll!lll1'l'SlLlIlfllIlg all through our high school day s. Through them. I helieve we ht1y'e PI'lNlllt'PCl one of the hest1'lussesey'e1' to wear the eap and gown at clear old l,. C, H. S. --ROWICNA S1,.11c11'r1c1:, PR12s1r1EN'1' or '1'111: C1..f1ss111' 'PLSLQ Tllirly'-011e Sue Evelyn Adams Clubs-Library, Victory Corps Mildred Ard Carolyn Bolton Honor Roll V-3 terms Club--Euclidean Louise Cobb Brooks Dorothy Jane Campbell Club --Red C oss W il9ff 'wyL Vi Anna Vergelia Cardwell Artist of Class of H1513 Alternate-V1 term Publicity Chairman--2 terms La Verne Carnes Honor Roll--4 terms Executive Board 4 terms Ce-Chairman of Executive Board Club--Euclidean Juanita Joan Carter Publicity Chairman f-2 terms Edith Monzell Clark Club-Red Cross Mary Juanita Compton Publicity Chairmangl term . Dorothy B. Deal Alternate 1 term Ruth Catherine Doyle Club Victory Corps Ruth Doutrick Honor Roll 4 terms I Executive Board--3 terms Vice-president of Executive Board Clubs Euclidean. Latin Alvera Dugan Alternate l term Dorothy Madelon Early Honor Roll 3 terms Student Councilor--2 terms Alternate-l term Th irty-three Helen Embry Honor Roll 3 terms Literary Staff of The Echo Club Good Manners Odessa Frederick Club Good Manners Allene Gaines Clubs Victory Corps, Latin Doris Gerber Business Staff of The Record Clubs Spanish, Red Cross Cora Bernice Gribbins Club Good Manners Wanda Hensley Jean Elizabeth Holtzclaw Volleyball. Baseball. Basketball Letters Nancy Horne Julia Head Howard Clubs Victory Corps, Outpost Shirley Jackey Thirty-four Marjorie Helen Johnson Volleyball Letter Mary Lou Kennedy Club--Victory Corps Ruih Elsie Kennedy Club-Latin Ruth Kimbley Edyth Kimbrel Honor Roll-1 term Executive Board-H2 terms Vice-president of G. A. A. Clubs--G. A. A., Red Cross Mary Kay Kirby Club Victory Corps Carolyn Virginia Koch Honor Roll-1 term Cheer Leader of Class of '45': Student Councilor f2 terms Literary Staff of The Echo Juanita Lane Club Victory Corps June Elizabeth Long Club- -French Betty Catherine Marcum Club Victory Corps Tliirly-five Mary Rose Martin Clubs- Outpost, Victory Corps Merlene Martin Honor Roll 5 terms Student Councilor--1 term Secretary of Latin Club ClubfLatin Marie Elizabeth McCoy Club-Latin Shirley Ann Netter Honor Roll 4 terms Student Councilor 3 terms Alternate-1 term Editor of The Echo Clubs Victory Corps, Euclidean Mary Frances Nunn Clubs Victory Corps, Outpost Margaret Janice Richey Jackie Robison Ser eant-at-Arms'of Class of '-455 E Publicity Chairman- -1 term ' ,J -M Ur A f 1 j,f Ll! Helen Kaihrine Roop Publicity Chairman-2 terms Club--'Good Manners Lucy Woo Sang Honor Roll 4 terms Student Councilor--3 terms Alternate-1 term Secretary of French Club Secretary of Class of '45 Club French Helen Elizabeth Scheman Honor Roll-1 term Treasurer of Class of '451fQ Alternate-1 term Club--Latin Thirty-six Roselee Schulman Honor Roll-1 term Publicity Chairman-2 terms Clubs ---- Outpost, Victory Corps Dolores Mae Sciberras. Basketball Letter Rowena Slaughter President-of Class of '45'Q Honor Roll-2 terms Student Councilor-2 terms- Volleyball Letter Club -Good Manners Gladys Marie Stephany Pianist of Class of '45l2 Hazel Louise Siirneman Honor Roll -3 terms Vice-president of Class of '45!L Juanita Frances Stlth Volleyball Letter Clubs L1brz1ry.Outpo1t Jane Katherine Taylor Club Red Cross Nellie Tucker Deloris June Wright Publicity Chairman -2 terms Club G. A. A. When The Echo went to press. no member of the Class of 19452 Could have been on the honor roll more than jour terms. Thirty-seven Mary Vanmeter Club French Betty J. Whitman Club Outpost Emily Jeanne Wooldridge Alternate 2 terms Officers of Class of 194516 FIRST ROWfAnn Cardwell. Arlistg Helen Scrheman, Treasurerg Rowena Slaughter. PIACSIAIICIIIQ Luvy Woo Sang, Secretary. SECOND HOW - Jackie Robison, Sergeant-at-Armsg Gladys Stephany, Pianistg Carolyn Koch, Cheerleaderg Mrs. Frances Duna- way, Adviser. ABsENT FROM THE P1cTURE!Hazel Stirne-man, Vice-president. Thirty-eight 5 1850 1802 ll'- THE SPIRIT OF L. G. H. S. WILL ALWAYS LIVE -Louisville Female High School is founded. Location is at Center and Walnut Streets. Faculty is composed of three teachers and one principal. --A new building is erected on First Street north of Chestnut. Graduates from Louisville Female High School are admitted to any eastern college. loi4-fThe first publication of the monthly magazine is The Merry Student. l89Th The Alethean Hecordw succeeds The Merry Student. 1899-Louisville Girls High School at Fifth and Hill Streets is dedicated. 1917-The Student Council is organized under the able advisership of Miss Alice Parker. 1923-The Alethean Record becomes The High School Record. a weekly publication. IU34--fLouisville Girls High School is again moved to a larger building. Reuben Post l 93 Tee l 94-0- l 942-f 1943ff 1o44ss Halleck Hall. at Second and Lee Streets. 'The Ijlflfld. Girls High offers hospitality to Shawnee students living in the flood district. After sey enteen years as principal of Girls High School our beloved Mr. S. B. Tinsley retires. Mr. W. F. Coslow becomes the new principal. The death of Miss Grace Green. Dean of Girls. saddens us. Miss Nlabel Martin is appointed Dean of Girls. The war affects us. School begins at 9:00 and closes at rszoo, Nliss Anna Yoegtle resigns as Assistant Principal. Miss Martin succeeds her. Miss Hattie Boyd is appointed Dean of Girls. The death of Aunt Liza Smith. beloved by generations of school girls. grieves Ui. The school thrills at the invasion of Normandy. 1941-Sw The nation mours the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt. The nation celebrates V-E Day. The Class ol'415 graduates: the Class of '-ISK: becomes the Ifnglish Sis. Th i l'lJ lI ine The Staff lCnI'roRS-IN-CHIEF ........................ Vivian Noon, Shirley New-I' ASSOCIATES-Elearior Kennady, Helene Millen, Carolyn Koch, Mary Jane Morgan, Zola Harrod, Helen Embry, Jean Way'ne ART EDITOR .............. .... ............... ..... M a r tha Cochran ASSIICIATES - Marinell Jacobsen, Ann Smith, Ann Cardwell, Patty Needham, Dot Richardson BUSINESS MANAGER .................... .... B ettie Martin CIRI:UI.A'rIoN MANAGER .... ..... L ouise Cockrell LITERARY ADVISER ..... .... C harlotte M. Bliss ART ADVISI-IR ..... ...... E wing Arun BUSINESS ADVISER . .. ..... .. .Margie H. Mason Forty TO OUR MASCOT lfvvry svhoolf, 'as you should know - Must haw' a lllLiSl'Ul lwforef it mm grow: Uno to takv part in school vvlvlnutioiis. Something to talk of during varations. So this is tht' vase with I.. G. H. 5.. wiv haw- tl Svottie'-f .Jn-'S thc- vffry' host. Shcfs a littlv lilark dog with tail so ehort. You van take my wordf-tho brysl of hu-r sort A gold and lrlavk lmoyy is tivd on l1K l't'4lllLlI' To makc- folks thing shfs il U. H. S. svholur Now this is tht- story offf- you know who 1,4-tls g1ivvth1't'r' trite-ws for Susiv Q! I5lc'l l'y' ,I nic Iliv forli -one' Wh0's What In 1945 An lfyeful ..,.... Our Style Queen... Our Letter Lass. . . The Witty' Wonder The Quiz Kid ..... Our Citizenette .. A Slick Chick ...,. Our Boilxbysoclvz' . Destinecl to Sucqels Our Popularity Gul .... ........Ruth Bucs . . . .Helen Eichhultz . . ..lJoris Sedoris ..XUI'lIl2l Blackman . ..... Nancy Merrick . . . .Regina Davis . . .Betty Rieser . . . . . . .Betty Ellis . . . . lively n Foster .. , .Vivian Carter wmfs What In 194516 ' v 'XII Lys-fu. ..... ..,..... ...... . Uur Style Que'e,:. . Uazr Lf-th-r Las,-. .. 'I he- Wvitty XYIIIIAPI' The Quiz Kid ..... . . Our Cilizvmlllx ,.. . ,N Slivk Chivf.. . w 1 ....AIlIl Lzlrdwm-In .Hernirv Urilvlmim ....CLlI'UlyYl liwh . . .Javkiff RU'lliS1lll . . Luvy Xvmm Sang .. .Ruth Doutrick . . . .Marie MCCM' Our Iinlwlwy soc-km' .. ........ Hvlvn Ronin ff . . . .... Hazel Stirneman Um' Popularity CMI .... .... llvsllllvd to Slli'l'f Rowena Slaughter Lb-I 1 OUIJA SPEAKS The Ouija board upon my knee Has told in future years w eill see Marie McCoy on the opera stage And Juanita Stith rubbing sage. Astride her horse, a large black steed, Vllill be our friend. sweet julia Reed. jean Holtzclaw and Bernice Cribibins Will be in a store selling ribbons. jackie Robison and Helen Hoop Will still frequent the Co-ed Coop. lane Taylor will play' her horn! And lol weill find a new star is born! Mary Yanmeter and Dorothy Deal Will be out singing for a meal. Hoselee Schulman will be trying hard To paint a picture of Mildred Ard. Ann Cardwell and Carolyn Koch Will be thumbing through a large sketch book Developing pictures in the dark Will be gay. laughing Edith Clark. At the 1955 Kentucky Derby' Sue Adams will sit behind Mary' Kay' Kirby. ln a library stacking books We shall find Louise Cobb Brooks. Allene Gaines and La Verne Carnes. Will be on a farm, painting barns. Representatives Embry, Doyle, and Carter Will be fighting for a new state charter. Dorothy' Early will be teaching school, And Miss Stephany' will be on a piano stool. Ruth Doutrick in the nurses' corps Will be with Edyth Kimlwrel as before, When all day' long in school they sat Talking to Nancy' Horne about her new hat. Hazel Stirneman married will be To her sailor boy, who is out on the sea. Modeling clothes will be Shirley' ,lackey Whose lovely' gowns are far from tacky. Betty' Marcum with her saxophone tunes Will make money' with them for many moons. Forty-four Lucy Woo Sang our scholar is And her chemical formulas go up in a fizz. Helen Scheman and Juanita Lane Will lie porters on a pullman train. Ruth Kinrhleyg so neat and small. Will now play professional volley'hall. Nellie Tucker. with her gift of gall, Will he the lady driver of a cali. Carolyn Bolton, who was always so clever. Will he working with a machine shop lever. Nlargaret Richey, yy ho was always so still. Wvorks for Jeanne Xvooldridge in a hig flour will june Long is working for the Louisville 'l'imes. Dolores Scilyerras toils in sunnier climes. She has a pleasant hotel resort Where come people of every' sort. And out there, sitting in the sun. Vtiill lie Mary' Rose Martin and Frances Nunn. Doris Gerlmer. with her shorthand pen, Wlill he taking dictation from important men. Dorothy' Campbell will he in a drug store, Selling milk shakes hy' the score. Juanita Compton next door will lie, ln a little shop whose sign reads 'l'ea. And also on this avenue Will lie more girls familiar to you. Betty Whitman, so fair and tall, Will he hanging paper in a hall. Marjorie Johnson and Odessa Frederick, both Will lawyers be, and take the oath To do always just what is right, If it takes all their strength and might. Alvera Dugan, whose voice was so weak, Will some day' have the strength to shriek. And Wanda Hensley, as we all know, Will have six children in a row. The Ouija hoard at last is still, It has no more pulse nor will, But waitl It begins to move anewl One more confidence we give to you. Rowena Slaughter, our class president, ls now an important White House resident. -Shirley Ann Neller, i451A3 Forly-five 'F ...- yew 55 -,piilf T-5 2.5-i -at 1 'Xi 9,6 514, ff' -.- ERRY EMORIE It was a beautiful September morning in 1942 that a new group of bewildered Ts entered the portals of Halleck Hall. Our first few days were nconfusen but not amusenw with revolving schedules. complicated lunch periods, and the gigantic size of the building. However, we survived the ordeal. thanks to those wonderful upper unit girls who gave us many helpful hints. Or, did they? In January. the Class of '45lf'Q began their long struggle for glory land an edu- cation! at L. C. H. S. Both classes soon discovered that this high school life was quite supe1'. even though they were restricted by many war-time measures. ln the teen age fashion world. Girls High moved from one extreme to another-W especially in A-15 when there were nearly' as many' silver barrettes attending school as there were girls, and when. if you dfidn't have at least two or three bracelets dangling noisily' from your wrist. you were considered a goonbait. All of us wore daredevil glasses with different colored plastic rims. whether we needed them or not. Of course, the tops in fashions for Seniors were those ever lovin' black and gold rings. True. during our stay at L. G. H. there werenit many extra curricular activities, but we must remember that we carried on our high school careers while our country was at war. and that all our actions were governed by that one fact. Forly'-si,v Many girls held part time jobs, worked in hospitals, in lied Cross activities, in the C. A. P.. and in many other fine jobs where their services were needed. Remember the paper drive conducted by the school? It just didnit seem right to go to school on Monday. Wednesday, or Friday without an armful of the scrap paper that was so vital to our government. Hundreds of War Stamps and Bonds were sold by our English Vlll Classes, who took over that job. The entire school was proud of the Minute Man Flag that con- tinually flew over the building, signifying that we were always 9022i or more in the sale of Bonds and Stamps. Class organization finally began. Meetings, elections, and the Senior assembly program were discussed freely. Wherever English Vlllis could be found, there also could be heard a mixture of 'isweetw voices, gleefully singing Here's to our dear old g-i-r-1-S! We have chosen Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Dunaway as advisers of the Class of '45 and '41-Slff. respectively. We were indeed fortunate in securing the aid of these fine .teachers and wish to take this opportunity to thank both for their wonderful cooper- ation and help. Class officers. whose picture you will find elsewhere in the book, have remained the same. with the exception of Merlene Martin, Treasurer of the Class of 545, who was forced to take residence in Florida because of ill health. fBy a re-election, Betty Rieser was chosen as the new Treasurer.l This loss to the Vlllis, however, will be a gain for the Vll's. because Merlene plans to finish her high school career in summer school here, then graduate with the Class of WSW. Now as Seniors, we have passed most of the agonies of life at Halleck Hall. especially autobiographies. thousand-word themes, having report cards thrust upon us every six weeks. and getting our voices tested in Senior Chorus. We gladly leave all these to the English Vis and Vlis, along with our self-assurance, because we feel that they will need that, tool Yes, truly. we, the Classes of '45 and ,45lQ, have thoroughly enjoyed our stay at L. C. H. S. We know there couldnit be a better school in the whole li. S. A. Here we have learned all there is to know fwe thinkj . We are ready to tackle the world! Yeah? ,lust wait till next year when many of us will once more be 'tgreen fresh- men. e-VIVIAN NooN. F orly-seven Dog fDcu5l-1 We arf' the Sevens Gift of the llvtivvlis. We pmsda-r and paint Sinatra doth rrmm To lqmk like we ainit. We fall in a swoon. v Keep the telephone busy We shag and we shake Till our homes nearly hrvak, Till our parents get dizzy. Cr? after the 'NWS Ami when thatis all clunv l.iks' kifls uwr lovi. ilihvn . . . ist' study snnw. -Axx CA1ww+:l.L. ZLSPQ. CEE! WOULDN'T IT? What if we could be born with knowledge. And we didn't have to ever go through college? What if we could be brilliant and smart. And know it all. right from the start? Vtfouldnit it be nivc- to already know All about Lincoln. De Vinvi. and Poe. About math and scienve. and history and sum-h. And all the languages including Dutch? Vkouldnit it be fun to never have to slave. And to never have to always behave? What if vat-ation c-ould last the whole year round. And there were no tearhers to always hound? If there were no infinitives to never be split. lt rr-rtainly would be nice. Gee, wouldnit it? -HHI-:1.r:N Iimsm. GUESS WHAT G stands for grand. to desrribe our school. I stands for lQ1IIUI'2lllt't'flhllllii that on a stool D R stands for reports. which donit help a lot. L stands for library. and a big one weve got. S stands for study -we t-an't when it's hot. H stands for holidays-we think they are grant I stands for instruments, if were in the bandA G stands for ffraduation. where- we 'ust about 1 ry z- l H stands for HAPPY 'vause we went to Girls lll h -CAiw1.m'x Koen. 451 l'llIl'l-Y-lllilll, WE up DREAM QEDQ OF THEM YOU We is ere measured in Septernher, Said weid get them in Deeeinhernf- We waited and we waited. hut in vain. Wie waited through Novenilxerfs l ani sure iuu all reineniher. We united in inipatienve and in pain. To t'mnfurt us. they said. ln tt month ur twu. weve read. The stones. they should he eut and soon on hand. Yes. in Nlztreh our fears were quieted. Our spirits were no longer dead. The gals. they clutched their rings- ANII WERE THEY GHA.YD.'.' ssj I-1 ix N WAY x I-3. Fifty LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT wif. 'l'Hl'i CLASS OF 194-5. of the Louisville Girls High School. of the City of Loiiisyille. County ofjefferson, State of Kentucky, being of more or less sound mind and disposing memory, feel it our duty to leave our earthly possessions in a enndition that will eause no diffieulties after our departure. Having been found this day to be of sound heart and superior intelligence, we hereby make, publish. and deelare this lo be our last will and testament. We bequeath: ilio the Class of l945l,Q, the thrill of first singing the lfnglish VIII song and our ehoiee assembly seats. To the Yl's. all of the beautifully elean 1 Yi glasses in the luneh room. To the Vs. the unlimited amount of ehewing gum that ean be found under ehairs and tables in almost any room in the building. ilio the lllis and lV's, those wonderful two in onem loelters. 40f eourse. they will realize that these were built for only a half person anyway.t As an added indueement, we guarantee that these loekers will wrinkle all coats, squash all lunehes. and rumple all themes! 'l'o the Uffiee. our alibis. 'lo the lfaeulty. unlimited aid, inspired by the memory of our overnlielniing brillianee and wisdom. Lastly, we hereby seleet Mrs. Powell, this day, to be the administratrix of this. our last Will and iliestament. IN Wl'l'NICSS Wl'llQREOl , we. the Class of 1945, have subseribed our names and affixed our seal this june first, in the year of our Lord, 1043. --Class of 1945. Fijly-one THINGS TO REMEMBER TO YOU DEAR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL To you dear Girls High School Weill always he loyal, For ever and ever, though years may accrue And when we shall leave you, Weill never forget you, So L. Cv. H. S., L. G. H. S. Here's to youl SCHOOL MOTTO Esse Quam Videri SCHOOL CREED l lwlieye in the Louisville Girls High School as a place where one grows in knowledge. in loyal cooperation, in loving comradeship, in honest endeavor. in gracious courtesy. I. therefore. pledge allegiance to my school. and believe it is my duty to love it, to obey its laws, to aid its sports and club activities, to champion its ideals. so that its colors may fly over a school of ever- widening influence and deepening purpose. SCHOOL COLORS Black and Cold SENIOR SONG Hereis to our dear old Vlllis, girls- Hereis to our high school daysf Bring out the good old songs, girls, Sing out the good old daysl Here's to our teachers. too, girls, Patient and kind always! Here's to our dear old VlII7s. girls, Here's to our high school days! F i fly-two HERE'S TO YOU Herefs lo thc- Three-s W'ho are srarml lo dvulh. Heros to lhv Fours Who 1-an draw il hrvalh. Hvrv-:Q lo thc- Fivvs Who am- hrigrhl and guy. Hl'I'fx.S to thc- Fixes Xvho dI't'HIll all day. Heros lo the SFYFIIS Who arc- rr-ally swf-ll To L. G. H. 5. The liighls say g'I arvwvll. fr-liuzuox KHNNADY, '45 Fifly-lhree Fifty-f -9, . ,.f 1 5, irqw ,X ' V , 1 33-- ri-I xl .7 'Q - , it x U ' 44 L. 'fx - 5-:lg 1 A 1 M' ...T rr ,VL -H .: Il Q :ff Y 4, , w. .. ..3.. -..QM pf, . ,..,,+, ,.. -..'.i' kv vm 3 , ,. 'sy M, H. , .k,, ...vw .M J 4 A 1 1 5, f- -u-f .Zum-.4 mmf-va: M511 . M. : wma-.w V- 1- W wwf fu w 1 K Q 4