Maysville High School - Bulldog / Calx Yearbook (Maysville, KY)
- Class of 1933
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V . -.1V1.V 1V-- V T Vw ff V ' ' ,fi ' . .fi..:.-' V V. .-VV.1VN.-5 Y .11 1 - . V, -Q ' ,g fu- ,Q .Y - gVg, ' ' ,--P gf, ' ' V ?qV1 '--1.5 M 11- W1 y , V 1 grf 1 ,V V. ,13,,. 3 X, V. ,, .,i,11,,1 11.1.1 .. V 1 V 1 Q, VV, 11 111, ffm , 11 1- A ' ' ' ' .111,,. 1 . .-4 V L4- f y , .5 5.- IX TR 'S A if 1. ' PRINTED av Mg Z? BENSON PRINTING Co. - NASHVILLE. TENN. ' ENGRAVED sv JAHN B: OLLIER ENGRAVING Co, J 1 CHICAGO. ILL. RQ? L, ' .yu . -A ' I ,W ' 5 u w ? ,- , ,I uf- .I .- ,-f'E-.R,,,f1., 115'-Jn ' ' ' Vg-.3 sf- ' ,.3,'fI -1, 5 ' 'fx' - ' 'A H , film---. f E. .- ,E f 3, Q . MW . uv 1-13 -E '5F1by4,,e..,... ,ff-'L ' 4 ' ,- lf-3.151 . 3.-5'-L ffm 57' :L- n '. if THE c 0PVn2lc3HT NINETEEN THIRTY-THREE JEAN AWEIS a 1 'EDITOR1-D' xv, ELM YM' ':P'AW'SAT BUSINESS MANAGER V, E, .Ei K. . 7' B .,,. X142 W ,J .'f..-H' f 75. ' Q Vs 'fs CALX, 1933 C-LQ?-D H YEAR BCDOK PUBLISHED BY THE SENIQR CLASS -- QE THE -- MAYSVILLE HIGH SCHOQI . MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY , F ff!!! X fi o our beloved sponsor, WI iss .,,-5? L : , 5 1-'if' Af : Zigi :bit J' A .qfif .ff , 55,1 1 N5-.f I ,-Jig: Q Qertrude Collins, one who means far more to us than the mere title implies, who has patiently instructed us in the way of learning throughout our high school years, who has heen always the first to congratulate our successes and last to condemn our mistakes, who has hy her loving encouragement inspired us to nohler things in life, and without whose guidance we should never have thus successfully attained our goal, we affectionately dedicate this hook as a small token of our love and apprecia- tion. JW ay its pages ever recall happy memories. THE DED CATICDN fl , . qv Qfkfi'-fl JP 4541 5'f 'kPk KN K - 4 I ' 'VJ J .V - M up A J 'ffqvfffifb . WJ - I A ff f fxfif fJ5 7 :f-' . 4 ' ll 71'lftf2,, 'HR -A . FCDREWCRD GQ6 ur memories are similar to smooth, White roads. Occasionally the unpleasant events that occur in our lives cause a stone or rock to rise in the great highway that forces us to stumble and be sad. If there are no unpleasant obstacles, we may think hack and see the road stretched out behind us, all smooth and shining. an as A With this thought in mind the Seniors have chosen as the theme of the book-Student Li fe- so, that, as you turn each page, you may recall the happy hours spent in f9VIaysville High School or bring back the thought of a joyous youth. we sincerely hope our Ca-lx will leave behind in your memory a white way of pleasant reminiscence and delightful memories. A A A 4 CCDNTENTS C-L50 INTRQDUCTQRY T1-IE SCHQQL THE CLASSES ATH LET1C S K C LU B S ,, F E A T U R E S ADvE1QT1sEMENT s , X657 ,if xi : fy . .ff 3 fy? -' V X , W xffidirfff 1 ,f !,f ,-'ffl fr' '70 f if ,ft-' Z 17 The Board 6' gi-fi x .1252 ,Lind 1' Ci r- ,v :gi f J , MR MR Mu 10N C' RUSSELL JOHN H. CLARKE, JR. of Education MR. MR. VVALLER A. BOYD CHARLES F. VVR1Gu'r MR ROLAND S'1'r:isI.i3 MR. l3UKli VVurric MR. LARUE TUGOLE MR fiEORCE H. FRANK MR. C. CALVERT EARLY To these nine men who compose the Nlaysville Board of Educa- tion, we wish, at this time, to express our deepest appreciation. Their sincere interest in the Nlaysville Public School system and the students enrolled therein has clearly revealed itself in the willingness with which they have devoted time and untiring effort without compensation to its management. It is with a profound sense of gratitude that this fact is acknowledged by us. VVe hold our etlicient Board of Education in our highest respect and esteem and sincerely hope that this effort on our part may show to some extent our appreciation for their services. 0 PAGE 8 'L ' 'hi' 1212, V 'ff-f? ' r, K r . J, ' va , .V , -fb. V- mfmf' ., , , , . . W.. ,. , ff, m, ,, if x And I honor the man who is willing to sink Half his present repute for the freedom to think. 1 J' go ,j.- fe, ,-'fzsg' ef: . 4,-7' f ,f. ,-, . --ff' -- .-f. ,4x2'V ,f ,f.I-299-'A fi' , yiQu5f sfvga' 4 -- 19?-555' ,fffyj I ,--gifzgf -flirt? ff ,QP f' ,eff-' '-5. 4 if 5' V - ,f f' ,- jg' , , .. . . j if Q, '. ' Sli? - rj? 5 ' , CSF. ,ffzrjf W ,ff -117' -gr .f .fp 555 .il-f fig' b 0 PAGE I I 1 A Superintendent John Shaw Above may be seen an excellent likeness of llflr. John Shaw, Superintendent of the city schools. VVords are scarcely able to con- vey here any idea of the splendid service rendered to the Maysville High School during the four year administration period of this earnest, capable man, who is so greatly beloved by faculty, student i X ff, body, and all in any way connected with this school. if fl. lf' f ,f nj! K gf If 2 , I- -,,, ff' X I , ' ,ff f, , I, 4 ,fj,Z ' V , rf' will l ' lf! , MIss CATH ERINI2 PAT'rIfRsoN, AB. Little Miss Patterson's nimble fingers Type a memory in our heart that lingers. MR. QJSCAR fik.-NHAM, HS. Mr. Oscar Graham is oIIr science wiseg He knows of all the things from the to the skies. teacher ground MIss CINoIzREI,I..Ix POXNER, AB. If everyone scribbled and nobody Then who would teach us what Virgil tx spoke, wrote? Faculty MR. .loHN SHAW, AB., RTA. A man of vision, honor, flllfl truth, Molds an ideal for modern youth. MISS h7l?I,MA CARRIGAN Smiling and laughing, ever in a hurry, She's Mr. Shaw's new secretarv. Mlss VIRGINIA RIOURE, B.S. By teaching us the household arts She's won her way into our hearts. MISS Cil5R'I'RLJlDE ClJl,l,lNS, AB. Miss Collins sure knows her geometry, But t.hat's nothing, wait ,till you have lIer in - trigonometry. MISS AARRIE SHI5,-x, Ali. lbllllll go to class without a theme, for this is what ynu'll hear, 'I'll have to hang you on a nail, or chew off half your ear. MR. HILLARIJ BRANIQENIIERGER, A.B. VVheII for his French line the girls began to fall, Brandy had to go and ruiII it all. 0 PAGE I2 Faculty Miss FLUSSIE -loxlis Miss jones is a teacher of physical ed. She says: l'You need the body as well as the head. Miss Iissm Fllsws, AB. You have to know your cases, verbs, and tenses In Miss Field's English or take the consequences. MR. Roy KNIGHT, A.B., M.A. Mr. Knight is like Napoleon Short of stature, hut a good his- torian. Miss Vikomm MACKOY, A.B. llistory is her major, English her minor. lf you need help, you can always find her. COACH IQARL JONES, A.l3. MR. joHN BURNHAM, B.S. Mr. Burnham is the director of our band. lle can have different tones bv the twist of a Miss bT121,I,A PIZNINIYNGTON, AB., M.A. hand. X V V e lle's our coach and general science teach A very good thing, for he'd never be prezreher. Miss Mumzizn Owlzxs, A.li. In spite of the English and composition VVell skilled in singing and playing too, Miss Pennington has talents that are given to few. MRS. ANNA HALL, AB. Teaches algehra, Civics, history and all 'N L, A , diy. X N. wk. She's kept her lovely disposition. Lucky are the ones who have Mrs. Ball. , ,w s 'ff ,lf PAGE B X7 ff X Q' ? . Z? ,ff Bla- r rl! . 9' ri 'X J' A-itfgw 11. ' NS- H, ' ' -- f+ 'V Cf ,ss , , Q1 , . ff ,- ,f',,aenlig e f '- ' 4 -45,13 Q '7gQ .. fy? ' enior Motbersl lub Below is pictured the Xlaysville High Schoolls newest and to us its most be- loved organization, the Senior lllothers' Club. This club, organized early in the year by bliss Gertrude Collins, is composed of these mothers of the Senior Class members and several other mothers absent at the time when the photograph was taken, all of whom have lovingly devoted many hours of their busy days to the problems anal projects which accompanied our senior year. To these, our dearest friends, we owe all our successes in lifeg and although our Dads may not be pictured here, we wish them to know that they share equally in our affections and that we count them as our best pals. XVith the backing of such an organization as the Klothers' Club, macle up of persons so dear to us and so vitally interested in all our affairs, we, the Senior Class of 1933, should attain nobler heights than even those to which we have aspirecl. .KF 0 PAGE I4 ,df w h o s s s ss s ss o f A H s so si The ship is anchored safe and sound, Its voyage closed and done. -as .1 V ,-N ' 'QV ,,-DQT' ,f , t v,'Jf5.f-Lf J! J f 3 ,, ,W , W ggi' . .g.5si??' K, ,J is-if' on-'1e.1i'?' V Q, -jkigf . Z.-13?--' N , L-:Sgr f f .V ,Af , 1'-wtf ,V ' 1 5-Sv., ,,,:tl'.'fa95,. :L .gg-f s --'fqfsfiv' 1-'lzfiw ya-A Y . f fl ' ,Q-' . . '.-' - . Y. -,.7,,, A - A ,A ,,s ,1 Y .- '.' , '- .g. v,A1 i ,.,--1155 A ,-'17 'f Mg , df ' ,ff .xx N .- , Q ,- s- ,f ' ,5:- 1,- ! f! ,-17: 'KL- ,f 1 SeI'li01' Class OPHCSYS IJELBEIU' OU'l'1'EN ,,.. .......... P resident E1AMyRA PAXNSAT , A . .....,. Vin'-Pr'esid1'1lf LOUISE VVRIGH1' . . . . Corresjsonding Seeretary JEAN VVEIS . . . ..... Treasurer VIRGINIA COOPER . . . Recording Serretary Flofwer: Colors: Columbia Rose Rose and YVhite lllotto: Forward cverg backwmd never. We are the Seniors, but you'1I never knozz' it, If you looked for the privileges that ought to shou' it! There are twenty-tu'o girls and tiventy-tu'o boys, flnzl our outstanding feature is how we make noise. flt least., so says llliss Collins, :littoral by Coach Jones, Who sure gets us told in some 'very fierce tones. But ive have 'worked real hard, in spite of our fun, To put out a good annual. Wrzrzt to buy one? PAGE I K ,47 ,I fy If iff, X ,517 ,X Q -'fy' f , f lf! I 7 X X7 1 - X SENIOR CHARLES ATKINSON K S spends all his time at drawing O r working about his homeg Never more happy and content is S on than when left with his work, alone. K K -'VYJN-!j L,,kj,j'LJ- DJJVQX 515 gi' ' llbfuew ELIZA TH-BEMYH Belle of the school is she, so fairy Excels in everything she triesg Russet-brown is her flowing hairg R ebelling are her twinkling eyesg Yes, one of the girls we consider rare. Eu ABETH Bococrc L ovable little blonde-haired beauty! I rish are her big blue eyesg A B usy doing all her duty, B usy getting honors high Yea, our honor student, Libby. 0 PAGE I8 0 PAGE I9 75 ! 5. V NAOMI BREEZE Nobody's eyes could be as hlueg Only her hair is of just that hueg Nlaking us love her throughout the days, Yes, reaping true friends with her winning ways. BEULAH CARPENTER Beulahls 21 new student at HI. H. S. Eager to do ns she thinks best, Useful to everyone in need, Lends Zl helping hand towzirds every good deedg All she can do, she will do for youg Here's a real friend for you to have, too. , X, . f, X1 f 1 V 2 , K . . ' .f0ZJ..6 I Q, Q HELEN LIFT Helen is a girl with it Even though she won't zuhuit. Lovely is her wavy hairy ff Eyes a shade of blue that s rare Never has a single care E. R X to fffii if X, Y . . 4 J' ' , f f 'V F 'fb' ' -45 ' fi? ur, , 7 Mis VIRGINIA COOPER Jolly and smiling the live-long day, I nterested in everyone's Work and play, Never grumbling Never mumbling, Yes, our model student in every way. Louis DAVENPORT Likable, laughable lad is hey One just as bad as he can be, Urging us all to have some fung In brilliance almost outshining the sun, Securely in love with the Jewell he won. UM 194 ' DUDL DEZONIA Doing his best to buck that line, Undertaking it every time, Dazzling his fans who for football pine. aziin 3 0 PAGE 20 SENIORS EUGENE FINCH Getting what he goes after, Everlastingly full of laughterg Nothing can take his placeg Even we would miss his smiling face. WOODROW FOWLER Winning football games, Ousting from others fame, Overwhelming with joyg Displays such traits, this boy I n everything he undertakesg E ternally good his word he makes. JOHN GOODWIN just a boy with lots of fun, Our Senior from Washingtoil. - His face is covered with a gring No better smile could ever win. O if O 2 ,fp t af PAGE ,W 2' , .lfiiitif ff r 4 - . ff f , , , 2 fifj a g QLQAQLQ, as v-,Q-,j,.-, - Bsssus HALL Hating the separation, Awaiting the glorious vacation, Living with memories only, Letting others make her less lonely. 1 69 fav. PHILIP HARGETT Plays around from morn till nightg Hurries to school in order not to treat Knightg Interesting the girls with tales of his travelsg Loathes to study his lessonsg does nothing but gabbles. HELEN HOLT Darling, daring, little girl, I n her hair is such a curl. Many, many friends has sheg P retty as any girl could be. L ove has not yet struck this pearl. E re her brain be in a whirlg S haW's philosophy never reaches, S o Call her Dimples instead of Peaches ' X ,-.ya iii +V: 0 PAGE 22 0 PAGE 23 ,env-we 51 SENIORS MW7W7WftQ N JQQAW f HELEN IRWIN ' .A l H elen is our typist, L 'i'AA q-N f E ver willing to do her nicestg L ives a life that's noble and sweety E ssays to make each lesson complete, N ever leaving an unaecomplished feat. .AAM-Q 0442 VINCENT JOHNSON V ini, vigor, and vit1lity I n this boy are a reulityg N one can compare with his mentality. ll .i Geneve ee 'E DOLORES KING 'ffm- K eeping her good temper 65554 5 4 IIA 7 I n spite of everythingg Never il sulky memberg g G ool old Dolores King. 1 C if ,iff I Z i ff ff- . f 1 aff? if E .ff ' ,ff qi' Q f f if ii if 4 X If ,X if f JV ff QM' Qi' spy VV, SENIORS O' h ,., HELEN KRATZER D arling of all the opposite sexy I dol of the whole township. Makes a man's heart skip a beatg P retty, too, is this girl, Dimp. ELIZABETH LoYD L iz'beth is dainty, neat, and sweetg Of poetry, she writes the best, Y et with her We compete. D on't judge hers by the rest. RALPH LYoNs W oofus is a mysteryg O h my! O h mel F act is that We U nderstand him notg S till our hearts he's got. I i I ' PAGE 24 is fi ' SENIORS MELVIN MANLEY Melvin is a friendly chap: Every girl he meets, you see, Loves him for his handsome mapg Very few are his chosen clan I n which, of course, is sure to be None other than his darling Ann. EDWARD MARTIN Carrying his big bass horn along, Underneath it a cheery songg Ready to lend a helping hand, Leading his pals in the big brass band. You're Okay, Ed. You'll be a great man. . I ' K MILDRED MCCLANA1-IAN Ought sometimes be hugged and sometimes hung. Doing her best to laugh her way throughg Everyone's pal and never blue. Dear old Mildred with long loose t ' 1 PAGE 25 iz il' at K K SENIORS HENRIETTA MOORE Men and more men is her motto on Monday, On Tuesday, on Wednesday, On Thursday, on Sundayg Regardless of this, Henrietta is sweet, Ever friendly and smiling, and truly a treat. PETE N1cHoLAs 67,464 Practicing arguments as a rule, Eager ever us all to foolg To please his hearers he will tell Elaborate stories and tell them well. flfffhl 4222 DELBERT OUTTEN Juicy's the boy that we all likeg Uses his looks instead of his might In winning the big popularity fightg Comes to school and sits all day, Yearning for Georgia to come his way. I PAGE 26 A.. -I ' 'vl' -. , ill W 'Yr U -9. r 3 ZW ' V . ,: .M L-K.. .. ' ' 75 i ' K ' 'N 'iv' M WHMM 9100144 SENIORS 'WALL WIAJQL we I-IERSHEL OWENS Pen is priceless to us allg i Even some teachers for him do fall 3 Reciting glibly his charming verse, Telling us, too, that it could be lots worse. lwhvex QL u-at MMM t ELMYRA PAW??i 'sL' Many a girl envies her blonde hairy Yet she never seems to give it a care. Rare is the beauty of her faceg A girl of lavender and old lace. 411 VIRGINIA PEGGS ef ' ' GQ H Pretty and gentle, they all sayg A W1 Ever willing to go her way, Getting things, Giving things, . Smiling her troubles away each day. ' Z ,- 0 Q V . PAGE 4 27 W Q M .1154 . ,N-fm . A,,r Y 'J , , K K Lf-fb dj ww: SENIORS W Qin Wye f4'A'M7eJ !4L4f1'rLfffpf fl! 77' MAXINE POYNTEYAWQ' - Maysville's Seniors all admire her, And all the other classes toog Cute, charming, and attractive, Kind, generous, and true blue. Zwympy fmgffs W ARVID RICKETTS Any place, any time, Arvid's near Rosy, red cheeks will delight you, Verifying that grand youth is here. In his eyes are lights that invite youg Dreamy, yet devilish ones, never fear! WALTER Roscm Timmie is our football star In Maysville and other towns afarg More like him should come up to par. Many girls for him did fall I n vaing they found that after all Ever faithful was he to jean's call. , Amgj.. A ' Y WA, ,. .JaL..'g,.--.u,. 0 PAGE 28 I is All l I i l SENIORS rf EDWARD Ross 5 Rarely ever hurryingg - Oh, what a shame! Sends the girls all scurryingg Ever and ever the same. WILLIAM SOISTER ' Bill's a songster and a sheikg In everything he does competeg Likes to be the Nero grandg Longs to be a mighty man. .sggw IMOGENE STAKER Eager for fun in a great big way gi Gene is contented the live-long day, Never complaining of her troubles at all, X ff ,f f Z' 2X i X , Everlastingly running to somebody's call. 4 fl' ,K . ,q.. Q r Q-f T14 as fi e a 5: -E -Q ty, '.?'U7l'5'K ff ' riff-5 ,V SENIORS ROBERT STAKER Brawny, strong, a man of might, Ever ready for a fight. Ever striving, he's a star. Females scare him near or farg Yet he'll change when he gets a car. I f'7 STANL SUNIER Straightforward, honest, and true, Taking the days as they fade away, Asking no more than is given to him, Never causing trouble in any way. GEORGIA TURNIPSEED Regardless of Whom you speak, U'd never have a better friend, Never one Who'd stand by you like Turnip, who'd stick to the end. 0 it use ,'-QM-1 . - f v - ' ws. v . - f ' 1. , ff' ' -. .. , -f A - 1 S'-Q Hingis' ,. 4 , .M .ff V -My M if get - 11- o . W at ' 1 ,W b - f X - - 'S' 'f iii -3 v.r'iQ ': 5' ,a I '1 '-' T ' T iY7 '1 5w 53 5 4' ' ,M , 'sg .,.-, , 'N,-.-,'wL-'-Taghissgpitgffisiali.ff 5 ' et i '5ii,'.g.:f...:'-:-,.a'2..'fEERE-dli.!L..-MA... - ' - 1 ' P Ai r 1 if SENIORS 1, i ,4..u-1- 4.0-4..A.:f' d W - ew 7J WJ w W M- 2'-1 JEAN W1-21s ' just a nice, sweet, little girl with z Eyes of blue that seem to speakg At times they're in a whirlg No, it's Timmie that they seek. 1 Olijyfw? . Louisa WRIGHT Willixrg to help others through, E ver trying to be trueg Q Seniors love her as we all knowg E ven a Sophomore has a show. WILLIAM YARBER Laughingly he will say Live for today. 'Kp' 2'3 aff! H X iffy? ' ' ff ' PAGE ,Lf 15' 3l is ! Brown wavy hair Is William's care. X f Senior Class Will By LOUISE WRIGHT We, the Class of Thirty-three, Must leave old M. H. S. you see. A nd we're no tight-wads, we'll make it plain, For we'll see that our winning traits remain. In order these words to fulfill We here present our own class will. Georgia bequeaths her ready wit To Harry Crawfordf lze'll have a ft! 'Cause he thinks his own's not lacking so sadly, But we think he needs some rather badly. Helen Clift's curls' and adorable size Go to Garnett Chamberlain. Isn't that wise? Elizabeth Berry's graceful walk Herman Pawsat may use instead of that stalk. Helen Holt offers her sex appeal To Etta Jett if she doesn't feel She's enough of her own. But that would be n Then she could give Helen's to Oleta Price. Phil leaves lllr. Knight that big chicken dinner ice And Bessie leaves Essie a waistline that's thinner. Herschel's poems, his heart's delight He might leave to Bill Pollock if he'll read 'em Mildred's specs and her freight train chatter Co to Cousin Collie -a mere family matter. Maxine's and Elmyra's contrasting beauty, Their mutual giggles and sense of duty, They've promised to Kitty and lllildred in case They'll get Evelyn Clift to take Ilelen's place. Louie may give his Austin to Shorty Tolle right. If he'll remember to park by the telephone pole. But Jean and Louise must be different they say, For strange as it seems, they can't see things tha To give to another possessions and such, Who'll never appreciate them as much. And each flatly refuses to give up her Flame ' t way. To any blonde or brown-headed Sophomore dame! 0 PAGE 32 .131 Wa .ku , m , Vw Class History By JEAN Wsls ig- B In the year nineteen hundred and twenty-nine Nearly sixty green F reshies entered this school, Ushered to their rooms, by luck they did fnd Miss Collins was to have them under her rule. They elected their oficers-feeling quite big, And chose as their colors-rose and white. Into English and such they decided to dig, To prove that, though small, they were full of might. They startled the students and teachers a bit By making great sums of pennies and green-backs, The great spark of their ambition was lit When they made and sold gold and white dollies by packs. As sophomores their number was slightly decreased But they stuck to their motto-forward ever, backward never. Their greenness slowly but surely decreased, And they planned more and more for the happy hours together. Bright lights, pretty faces, pale blues, and chiffons Laughing voices, happy hearts, gay tunes, and dancing, Everyone merry, ravishing the whirl of batons Feasting, loving the moments entrancing. - t , Such was their junior-Senior dinner and dance, . And after this excitement it was so hard To settle down and learn Math and old stories of France,: Those who made A's,' that month should have had an award. They published a paper every week, And tried hard to make it a good one, The staff members would frantically seek For news articles, features, and fun. And now they are Seniors-their goal is attained, Their last days together are drawing nighg But the happiness of previous years is sustained, Although the thoughts of departure bring a sigh. 1 v . V PAGE ' 33 E Y s y s Q 1 unior Ofllcers K :N K af. :V 5' . NF, , fi ' T - 4, .5 Q- E st, I '12 MARGARET JANUARY President GEORGE F ISHTER Vice-President HELEN KING Secretary BEN FARMER Treasurer Colors: Flower: Blue and Gold Yellow Rose Motto : B2 011 these two pages you may see .The Junior Class of Thirty-three, Brandy and Ilfliss Power fell to their lot And what one hasn't, the other's got! They put out an Advocate that surely did sell, But of our Junior-Senior, as yet we can't tell. . Though they may not be such intelligent scholars It's still a good classy they just need a few dollars! O PAGE 34 , 222' 4 ,Lkflle-' .,F,.' 5:,,f! fs.: R ,Af-HW. lj ,fl 'A A I AH ' 2.1, 5 ' A A e-ee l H R --A e xif' ff' 5 3 A f , 'iihfl Tate 1 'QQ - f 'l 512 fi ' 5 M'-: gli 4. V A , . - fl f -f - 1 , ,, 1' X Nfl? G' - ,ff , . i , ,I h .r M 4 - I s 1 ,, , 5455! ., y , ... l , A xv H111 , Z 2 A unior Class Roll OI.lv1s'1 1'ls AL's'1'rN Rum' BARKER IJ,-win BLOOM lkrzxx CARRIILXN lklaxrz CIIAIJWICK CIARYET CII.-XINIHICIQIAIN ,IAMIQS CUI.l.liN VLARA Lua DANml.s Mmm' DAY XVu.r,1AM DICKSON KA'l'llliRlNl5 IEARIA' HHN IFARMHR Glaokrslc l lSH'l'liR KI'l l'IE Gmscocx OPAL fIRliliNllJ7VV C'l,1N'l'0N Hicks WAIQHQR Ilolxmx ANNA LEE Hximms Grankm: IIUNSICKER Mmmun l1U'1'cHls0N MARG,-nu-:'1' JANUARY IIlcI.nN Kim VELMA KING NORMAN Ln: IRFNIQ Mfxxm' SAn1A M11.I.reR l'IEI,HN Mmuus IEUGHNE NEAL III-IRMAN PAwsA'r VVlI.I,1AM POLLOQK :VIARY PLJRDON ANNA RozAN IIAZHI. STEWAR1' MAkr:Akr:'r VVILSON IIARRY VVISE MADFUNH YOUNG jL'AN1'1'A ZVVEIGAR1' 0 44,,f ,f gf jf jf ' ! 35 '7' 1 If r V' jg? , ,f ff ,ff Z Sophomore Officers GLENN HARDYMON President JOHNNY CLARKE A Vice-President FRANCES NICCHORD Secretary FRANKLIN SWEET Treasurer Colors .' Black and Gold Motto : We're on our way. In the Sophomore room there are quite a few, And you should see the work they do! They make good grades and never fail Un eaeh Saturday to have a rummage sale. Feats like that are llliss Patterson's job ' But it takes llflr. Graham to rontrol the mob. With surh sponsors as these and the class brains and pep, These Sophomores surely should keep their good rep. K Q -' -f1h- ,WMV Flower: Iris 0 PAGE '36 Sophomore Class Roll MARX' K. ADAMS 'l'0vIIvIv A'I'KINs0N R0li!iR'I' BISSI'1'l lIi C'II,xRI.Es Ifow VVAI.I,ER Bmw lfREn liR0'I'IIERs ll.xRoI,n l5Ro'I'IIERs KA'l'lli-IRIXIE BRo1'I:IIM.xN 'lillIiI.MA BRIJUGIIMAN NEI,I. C,xI.vER'I' FI.oRENcE C.-'XR'l'liR VIRGINIA l'II.xNIrI,ER JIIIIN CLARKE RU'I'II CLARKE I2vEI,vN Cl.IF'I' JANE CRAVVFORD FR.-INCES C'RmKE'I I' AN'IIInNY f'UI.I,IiN LEsI,IE CURTIS lSIa'I'I'x' DEARINCER N. J. lJEN'I'0N IEI.IzIxIIE'I'II DIEIERICII .ANDREVV DUKE VIRGINIA lEv,xNs JAMES QIRANT ROIIERI' GR,xYII1I.I, DoRo'I':Ix' QIRICSON Tom IlAI.I. GLENN I'1ARIn'MoN Pm:uE HARRISON ASA HAY CIIARLES HELMER CIIIxRI,Es IIIIIIIIARU flliflflflli IIu'I'cIIIs0N If'I I'x IF'l I' GERIRIJIIE JONES M,xuI1E LEE IEAIIURA LEUIII-ZNIIERI: FRANK MMS W,xRn M.-XXEX' FRANCES MQCIIORD IIENRI' N1CCI.ANAllAX EUGENE MI'I'cIIEI,L CLARENCE MOORE ICIINA MuI.1.IKEN C'0I,I,INs 0wENs JOIN PARKER JULIANNA PEERS VIRGINIA PIPER OI.E'I'A PRICE FI,0RA PRINCE JACK RASII Tom Rfxsr' HARRY REES RUI-'Us SIvIoNs HII,I.IE SyII'I'II AIIELICIA SPI-:NCE I,0R'xcE S'l',fXKliR FR.xNKI.IN SWEEI' HARRIS XV.xI.KER WII,I.I,xIvI VVHITE I.E0NIx VVILSON MARVIN VVII,5oN PAGE fibw' .4 f Z, Z4 ff W' iff fy I! f ,- ' A 'ff' . JJ: J - Ib-'u X' 37 'f ff' ,,fAV :ff A K, my X f ' M Jai? ,-, mf sv ,756 9433552 A gs, f 13 .-1 17:?:,'Li',7 if ' f' ,H n3T.,v',-fff ' fy' 5 7,9-' gf'p,,',,5,f f V 9' ff ,, :gi f7 V' 'ififff U ff! X L. Z K X x FI'CSl'1IT181'1 Class CUFFICERS Ramcs RUGGLES lvwsidvnt EARNEST GARDNER Vicr-Prfsidvnt FRANCFS CHANDLER Secretary CHARLIEY D. CAMPBELL Treaxurfr I lou'z'r: Colors: Red Rose Nfaroon and xVhitC Mmm.- Never B Hat, sometimes H sharp, always B natural 0 PAGE 38 Eighth rade QJFI-'ICIERS Mnakcmz B1,AN'mN Pfl'5itfl'IIf Lows Fxunmucu l'in'-1'rr'.rifl1'r1f IJUROTIIY Mmmrmx X F Y fx X X X x X865 ' 'E5l:,,w3f X 01 'E N X E 9' . x xy ' Sfvrvlafy I,x'nA MAUUE GRAHAM Tn'a.v1m'r S ur I' Urchid and Green 2 L JI 0110 : QQ 5 'WVhilc YIICTCYS lite l'hl'l'l'yS IIOPLZU ff' lj , 1. 'Q F , ,lf -Y ,f fn K 1 X l G Rl Ffozpffrf Killarney Rose M . . ,. 5 - .1 eventlm Gracle O1-'FLCERS CATHERINE BOYD President VIOLET DIETERICH Ifirf-Prrsidfnl LAWRENCE HAY Srfretary HF NRY WALKER Treasurfr Colors: Rose and Nile Green fllolto: In knowledge we trustfl s 0 PAGE 40 . . -ff-W7 A QV f'H,,,--M :5,r W:y,. - M -' M No Monarch but would give his crown His arm might do what these have done. 6 I fl! 4? 1 ,f1i5tllf ' .- xg.: Jglb. xv .fx-V 5? IQ? -4 -fy ,tl -A. fi F -' Llxqfivi f ff' 'A' :N I ir? N H ,if In me ff-'Rf' of A Ae I, .,. . af? .arc ZA ' ' , ,vs Q,- ,jt-gfy , s 3 HA- ,JW 5 v f'g:2'53 -,1ax?'55' J - .-ff' - ,f gift,-'Eff ,5 f -fc' , V . 5 Qwgxeh' K, K If--Q.-fQ'F' Fiji 'J ' dzvw' , A we-f , 1: If 'si' .e-.-'gow Nf .v X A ,Q- 4 - v J o PAGE 'f if E X: .1 X-47' lN5'o .- CAPTAIN ROSCHI FGCDTBHLL XJ . 32 V H, 43 +1 'M - fy ,,, fe, 'gf J41 fi gf 'nay ' X 4, ,iff H .idf Z' ,gf ,ff - v J v XZ 'f.3,? A mg .r .f .I V rf' ,,. 1 .fy 3 A f' x I, . gt. .,. . f Athletic Directors COACH EARL JONES For the past two years, the athletes of the Maysville High School have had as their capable instructor Coach Earl Jones, dur- ing which period of time M. H. S. has experienced one of the N most successful sport seasons of its history. However, viewin g the victories of previous teams which he has coached, less could hardly have been expected. Living originally in Richmond, Kentucky, Coach jones at- tended the Madison High School, later pursuing his studies in the Eastern Teachers, College, also of Richmond, during which eight years he acquired letters in football, basketball, and baseball. Since graduation, he has coached one year in the Morton Junior H' h S ' ' ig chool of Lexington and three years in the Kavanaugh Preparatory School of Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. Under his splendid leadership, this latter team won the Cl s A S COACH J-ONES a s tate Championship at Kavanaugh, after which it attended the National Tournament at Chicago and there overwhelmingly defeated the Champions of New York. VVith him as their coach, the Nlaysville High Bulldogs have also emerged victorious from countless athletic matches, both on the gridiron and the basketball Hoor. ASSISTANT COACH GRAHAM During the football season of 1932, Coach Jones has had as his able assistant, Professor Oscar Graham, whose willing coop- eration has proved an invaluable aid to both team and instructor. With the excellent instruction of Coach Jones and Professor Graham, the Bulldogs have scored a series of brilliant victories I which, if history repeats itself both in regard to coaching and re- , sults, will be carried through to the end of the 1933 season. ASSISTANT COAcH GRAHAM O PAGE A 44 'S .na . Q.: s. , '. 1 ' f We '. , . X 'Jr' ' '.'-,.- 3 Mm -i X-5? 1 ,.-4 K 's -. ' ' 1 ci F, '?,:..-'A N- a :- gc .QQ i..A.fl-. ..'.l' '.P.1L :1.1 M mega M 1 ' 1' O PAG E 45 ' Q 'l Scptcmbcr 30 Octobcr 7 . . October I4 . October 21 . Octobcr 28 . Novcmbcr 1 I November I8 Rm CRACRAFT 5 liighth Oracle Real Hair Big Nlouth Anal Howl The Nineteen Thirty-two Squad l+'ooTnA1.L ScHEnL'1.E Foo'rnA I.l. . . llonticcllo . . Cynthiana . .Carlisle . . NI. IU. I. . Falmouth . . . Paris . . Xvinchcstcr gk 1 l'1cKuz PARKER S lfighth Oracle NX .L-' 5 iix A li'-- Platinum Blonde Sweet Orin Class Cut-up! MANAGERS gif ,V f ff ,ff ' 1 'ful ff f. Jan Y A , 1-'FA jf! f,.f ' kf 5' ff ,f' f Z, K Louis DAVENPORT I Alley Rat j Guard Louie's always on the guard, Helping the Bulldogs win yard by yarcl. DELBER'T OUTTEN fmfuicyvj End As good Z1 sport as jones can make 'em, VVherever he hits 'em, there's time out to wake 'em. DUDLEY DEZONIA f Dud',j Full Bark A peach of 11 line plunger is Dudg If they try to stop him, their name is Hmudf' WOODROW FOWLER f Woodie',j Half Back He may be short but he's surely fleet, And we all know that he canlt be beat. HARRY REES f Pop j End Although Pop doesn't look like Z1 great big brute, He's just like an engine without a toot-toot. WILLIAM DICKSON f BillUj Guard Bill's not fat and he's not tall But hels right there and he gets that hall! 1 RALPH LYONS f Woofus l Half Back Woofus is tiny with big brown eyesg But when he starts running, the mud sure flies! GEORGE FISHTER f Fixl1Uj Right Tackle George is a newcomer to our team, But he's rough and tough and plenty mean. A L FOOT an BALL 0 PAGE 46 0 PAGE 47 FOOT BALL EDWARD Ross f Ed',j Guard VVith Ed, girls in general just clon't rate at allg But for a good looking football we've a hunch he might fall. EUGENE MITCHELL f Tony j Tafklc Tacliling all that get in his way, He helps bring the score up hy every play. MARVIN WILSON f Marv j Guard Marvin is just a real football man Wlho has sure done his share since this season began! WINSLOW KENNAN f Weenie Q Half Bafk Although slightly young, he isn't so smallg Ole VVeenie is called our big Cannonball. ROBERT STAKER f Bee1fevj Crrzwr IIe's big and tall and rather grnffg For a football player, he's of the right stuff. NORMAN LEE f Norm j Crntwr just wait till you've seen this blond blizzard play You'll not be the one to get in his way! THOMAS RASP f Tom j Ilalf Bark Sure, he's a good player! How do I know? f ' Wrhy he told me himself just a minute ago. ee JACK RASP I Tuscovj .j gif' Guard Though Tusco will never sprout a wing, rf ' On the football field hels quite the thing. f' ,J,aff'.,, ' 1-'ff' li If K! , +1 I6 Su If ' .i-5 'X ' .I A J ,ff f tetu A A ,ff f Review of the Season f The Maysville High School football squad, coached by Earl Jones, although start- ing out with a small number of players, only two or three of whom were regulars left from the 1931 team, made a remarkably good showing in their seven games during the past season. In their first game, they held and tied, 7-7 thus started out on the right foot, the team con- tinued with a bang, Fowler starring for the following week-end, adding the extra points. The Bulldogs they were beaten, 7-O, by few minutes of the game fortunately, they did not ville fans with one of his The following week-end Team, 70-6, with Fowler eral seasons occurred at the 47-6. However, although Paris conquerable Woodie Fowler, ville's only score. In spite of the discouraging in a blaze of glory when, playing in the following Friday. Although the Davenport, Lyons, Staker, and Rose, who will be a great disadvantage to the 1933 team, prospects are still bright for another splendid team next year. encountered the heavier Monticello team, which 63-6, on the next Friday, with Dezonia and Fowler repeated his starring role again on and beating Carlisle, 38-O, with Rasp at lllillersburg the next Friday where A NI. M. l. touchdown in the first from the Bulldogs, which, un- , Fowler thrilled all Mays- defeated by the Gold The worst defeat in sev- who defeated the Bulldogs managed to beat the un- Q7 yards for Mays- lllaysville ended the season Winchester, 33-O, on Dezonia, Roschi, Outten, game against the Shawnees, CH EER LEADERS DAVENPORT Rucscugs CHANDLER Hicxs .. aff- 4. . . .2 ' ' 0 PAGE 48 f ,Mfr Ex gif T lN5'o CAPTAIN REES BHSKETBHLL 0 PAGE ' 49 1 .V :ff-V? T J 'x ff X ffzf 44' f , K COACH AION ES XX , ., . f wifi , ' ,fff HVVA A -L-Jr LEE Dlfzoxm IxlfNNAN PAWSAT ATKINSCJN STAKER Rosle GRAYBILL 'l'here's a forward named Tommy, and llarris, a guard, without whom we just T e Baslcethall Squad 'l'here's a eertain sport ealled haskethallj it surely is some game, ln whieh if one can sink the hall, he's hound to win great fame, Now Nl. ll. S. just overflows with those who this can do- So now hehold the VVhite and Gold-Coaeh -lones's ehoseu few: 'l'here's VVard Maxey and Anthony Cullen, two hlond hlilzards tall, And though one jumps and the other runs, they hoth can manage the hall. Speaking of forwards, there's Smitty and VVeenie, who hot foot it down the floor, And hefore you know what it's all ahout, have added two points to the score. NVho's the skyscraper? VVhy, fllIlllS old llermie, Maysville's higgest mang VVhen his arms and legs aren't tangled up, he shoves in the hall, if he ean. Now lvehold Urayhill, our second Root and his double, Norman I,ee, And how to tell just which is which is not yet solved hy me. lieefy and lid, two tall senior pals, have plenty' of speed and skill. 'l'hey van pick up the hall and just let it fall right into the hasket at will. 'l'hen we have two guards, who are plenty good and who put on a regular hop. All over the gym when :ht-y're after their man-Left to right Fishter and Pop. eouldn And next time you come to a haskethall game, they surely will prove it to yon. just one more guard we ean't omitg D. D. l7ezonia's his name. lle slings 'em hard and shoots 'em fastg if he misses hels not to hlame. The other two? VVL-ll, one is the manager, a hard working chap called Red, And the other is no one else hut Coach jones, their excellent head. And now that you've seen and heen introdueed to the stars ol the Gold and VVhite, 't do. You can't honestly say till you've seen them play, that you've seen haskethall at its height' ,ft .56-we J .JP Z XZ' f fl gf' . 'sl' .,.,- ' . kph' f j ,em -4 rj ' 'S' .. -vi' ,i ,ff f I Q- A ,, . Q , fa,- ! f , f,. . ,V , X . K. ff, , , - .ff 'X ' ,f Q' Z IN' . Kat, A . if I Varsity Club DELBERT OUTTEN . . . ..... President TOM RASP . . .... . . Vice-President DUDLEY DEZONIA . . . ..... Treasurer The above newly formed organization is known as the Varsity Club, composed of the letter men of llfl. H. S. lts members are those who have won letters in either football or basketball according to the school requirements, by which a boy may win a letter when he has played sixteen quarters. Since the time of its organization, the Varsity Club has gone far toward generating pep and enthusiasm among the students of M. H. S. December I6 . . . .Transylvaniax January I3 . january I7 . January 21 . january . . january 26 . Basketball Schedule January 31 . . December 21 . .... Alumnigl' February 3 . . . . . Washington February 7 . . .... Carlisle' February IO . . hit. Sterlinggf February I4 . . . . . Lexington February I7 . , . , , Hazardele February 2I . . February 23 . . . . May's Lick 4'-Home game. . . Augusta . . Lexington' Lawrenceburge' . . .Ashlanda . , Cynthianaa' Lawrenceburg . . . Carlisle 0 PAGE 52 1 'J' I m NY 4 H: if 1: Src, f' v JF -J' , rag, 'S' 1 ' rm. 4--. xv- Q 1. ff ., 'W 'J f' -J .4 ,ef 6 A, f B ' X fr' Q54 eg' ,Q Ji I f f4'1.yE : 1 ,x ' 4 N r ' 94 Lx, C if am' , fu, sc , 'ss - 8' 8 4 ff, fx v ' if - 9 , p . A -, V if i s -A J . p -:A' -472eT'31'4'f5 4 ?'i' L 37 , f .. A + .iff af Q'H.,' M it lf' 4 5 fgsf 1' Lu ' A . 'N 53.5 -x i '5 - ' ,J pg K .KV s JLML 15' 3 , cf, b M ,. . ia -E 1 , msg, ffgf sg ' -, 1 i 4 x . fs- . 1. ,E D P ni' -3 :TN .bv L l gf , , 1 HP i sf, 'l m 'f ' W -X., oi Im' J 'ES THE ORCHESTRA L-olripmvtl of Minnie Lee NVnml, jznnes Riley, Marv livelyn Phillips, lra Taylor, Bnclcly King, .3 llelcn Morris, Robert Lee Dntlsnn, Boyd Sweringcr, ling:-ne VVl'ight, Otto Rnhhins, llerman M Stn-Hin, Clinton Hicks, liclwartl Martin, Clarence Moore, Louise VVright, George llunsicker and Dnruthy Maflclux, Billy Southartl, ancl liwan Phillips, whose pivtnres clo not appear above, has, llllllL'l' the Capable clirection of Mr. John Burnhrnn, proved itself indispensable to all school prugrams. O PAGE X X,,U 55 i 3,49 r ,JQAIJ 'X if R A ,,ff' .ft M M fi ,,: wwf ,I 4f H E , ' J 9,Ww:ffQ,. .V ,Lf Aid. 4 :A . Girls' Glee Club The above are those members of the Clirls' Cllee Club who were able to be present at the time the picture was pliotograplierl at the home of lllrs. -I. HI. Cochran, who so graciously offered her eharming home which has furnished the lovely setting for the picture. The personnel of the club inclurles, besitles lklargaret lVilson, Vir- ginia Piper, Louise XVriglit, Dolores King, Florence Carter, Elizabeth Berry, lfilna blullikin, lleulah Carpenter, Opal Clreenhow, Velma King, Naomi Breeze, and Frances lNlcChord, who appear above, also .lean lveis, Ann Rozan, Helen Cliff, Clara Lee Daniels, -lane Crawford, Thelma llrougliman, Helen Holt, Helen liratzer, Imogene Staker, Ruby Harker, lrene Chadwick, Virginia Chandler, lfrances Crockett, Nell Calvert, Clertrunle Qlones, Frances Clark, Gladys Roberts, Ellen Loyal, lfclna Spriggs, Rose XVelmlon, Frances Cliancller, lieniee Ruggles, Charlotte Heslep, lllilclrecl NleClanahan, Julia Cliaclwick, lklarjorie Bowman, llargaret Ann llaulton, and Imogene bloore. 0 PAGE 56 in h Mixed Cl'1OFUS This wcll known niusiczll chorus of ll. ll. S., orgziiiizvtl only in rlw thrcv years during which the music clvpzirtnu'nt has haul its tzilcntcil tlirvctrcss, Bliss Sri-lla Pviiiiingtoii, is zi conihinzition of both boys' :incl girls' glee clubs. XVith its ilvlighttul vz11'ic'ty of concvrts :incl features, :.' ' rt-il iinincnscly to tht- cntcrtziininz-nts hzlml in thc llziys- it his Lontiihu xillc High School since thc tinit- of its orgzinimtion. f-. . . lhis chorus has iiiti'mliicc'cl into this school the lovclv llzn' Um' lfcstivzil, which, liziving bi-on cstziblisliccl as zi bcziutiful custom of KI. H. S., is now prcscntc-il vzivli vi-:ir on Klziy l. It also tc-ziturcs lnrgc-ly in thc innuzil Christmas llrogrzun with its vziriml hosts of songs :intl carols. n t it i ol its prvscnt ilircctrc-ss, Kliss Sta-lla Umlcr the czlpzihlc is ri 'tioi l'c-nnington, tht- fllixvcl Chorus has lAC2lClll'll hvights hitherto unzittziinvil oth district zuul stzitm- rnusiczil contests anal, :is new voiccs :irc rzipiilly bring alcvc-lopccl, is continuing to incrczisc czicll yczn' in both sim' :intl vzilui' to thi- hlzlysvillc High School Q PAGE 1, , 57 -gl V . , ,H f- ,,,fif QirW f, :ggi J Q V :L .QW ff X.: lar A P 4 Xa' Q, f Y' ,qf 1 , f Gif -4571: ,Q4 I M ,ff X Aff ,f5f5'! CHARLES BRODT plttenfion, readers, nofw hehold The Melyswille Band of the lVhile and Gold. .lt efuery game it plays fwith zrxi, .-Ind i.vn't it good! llfhy il'.v the hes!! John Burnham tauglzi them hofw to loot The .faxojmhone and play the flute. The big bras: horn and trumpet, too, Ilr said, Blow on! and so they hlefw! UI' Band Mk. JOHN BURNHAM . . . Director CHARLES BRODT . . . Drum Major JACKIE BURNHAM . . . Maxeot S? .-lx yet you'w not :een anything, but Just uait till you see our band major strut. They made that Paris gang look like your pickles, 'Cause instead of just mere notes, they played ieiflesl Nofw 'LUlltlfF1II'f you do and fwhere-ver you go Don'1 have a ft if a hand should hlofw. Just hoost it up fwith all your po-wers, 'Caufe it must he yood if it blows like ours! 0 PAGE 58 I PAGE 59 6 Pep club Y MAXINIE l'm'x'1'zax , . . . . l'rrsi.lr1z1 lil.IZAllli'I'll Iilakru' . - l'iw-l'rrsi.lr11l l,mr1srf XVRHIIH' . . . 'l'rms:zn'r Lnuk flu-uw, my 1l1'IH'A', and you slzall sn' 1'lll' I'rj1 Iflulf Girly of 'I'llirly-Il1l'w'. Nou, jus! rrrul nn, Slllfl' j'f11l l'l' ln'gun, Of fwlzo lllfy arf, am! bL'lllll ll1f'y z'r flruzr. Tl1ry'rr lln' girly nf lin' junior ami .vrninr lfigflz lfho arf bound ilml lllr'y'll jvrp up Ihr J1',l00l or ll1fy'll dir. Our uoml lnukizzy rwyl rrmm lllry fufni lnul 'lix H'l'lflllI lin! Jima' flu' 1lwfw'f,c.cinl1, juxl omit Iln' fur- lam. .llfllllllfffl Iln'y'rw un! lmy .r1'nul.f, lllry flu llfrir qnml rlwnl IVIAXINIC l'rn'x'1'lcR llvflfll mwll yrar llfry lrfnl lln' !lllll4'lt'5 In ll fl'l'cl, Tlzry lzuy rzlzlgfzlzilzfx fwlliflf 5llIlll'lllIll'.f lllry Jfll, .llul ul lm.vl'1'llmll 511111141 llzfy jus! yall aml yfll. Iiuf lhrir l'l'0L1L'lll!Ijl glnriws nf llllrly-Mun ll'4'r1' lln' lun lmajv Yum' llzzlzuxv. I fu'fnl.' u'i4l11'l you! ll'f'll. 110112 lhlll yIlIl l'l' sun, um! uufw llml ynzffw rwnl Gi-tw' llzrfr 1'ln'r'r.v fm' .Visx Cnlliux, ily .small jwjvpy llrmlf -'l , .'?gu, 1 A . ff' , AJ 'J ,.-J?-'W' ., ..--514' - I K 151- QNX, xN D ANUWXAME miif Qmff f N Qffffi M 2 fif2f' fW Maw fm? Qiffq GVE7 H 557m Q fl Q, .Qqzaw mu' fsxijyaf, Wixyfgngy CUMLKMQ 0,55-Rfffbvaw A XM J in X 311 YQ Y xt ifjfffqc f ' f In X M 2 ' HONOR ROLL- 1 fra? 5,1 , ,Q -5 . 'W ' if ,, 4: PAGE , A Y , bl 1 I I: 'lH5F,. 572' , 2 w f 1 I I, ,f ' f f f X? f K FACULTY AnvIsERs The Advocate Sfmi-1'lIonthly Puhlimlion of the Junior Class Illayszfille High School MISS CINDERELLA POWER . .... . . .Fafulty Adviser MR. HlI.I.ARD BRANDIENBERGER . . . . . Farulty .'1d'ZJi56'f MISS ABBIE SIIEA . . . . . Litrrary .ildfviser KI'I I'IE KILASCOCK . . ...... Editor MILDRED HUTCIIISON . . Rusinvss Manager CIARNET CHAMBERLAIN . . Associate Editor EDITORIAL STAFF News ELIZABETH LOYO HAZEL STEWART MARGARE1' ANN DAULTON HELEN ROZAN VIRGINIA COOPER HELEN MORRIS VIRGINIA PIPER MARY CARTER LOUISE VVRIGI-IT JUANITA ZWEIGART FLORENCE CARTER VIOLET DIETERICI-I OPAL QZREIZNHOW GEORGE HU'l'CHISON RENICE RUGGLI-:s MARY PHILLIPS IRA TAYLOR ELIZABETH DIETERICH Features IVIARGARET JANUARY KPIIAIJYS ROBERTS ANNAl.EE HUGHES RUBY BARKER Sports ANNA ROZAN NORMAN LEE BUSINESS STAFF BEN FARMER .... .....,.. . fldfuertixing Manager CLINTON HIGHS .... ..... S olicitor WALTER HOI.'l'ON .... .-.. S olicitor MARGARET' JANUARY . . . ...... Soliritor Commfrfial Deparlmfnt . . Stenographif Iflforlz 0 PAGE 62 0 PAGE , :iff !,,, J ,47 ff 1' I fi? V15-5? -, ' ,f f FACULTY ADVISERS The Calx MIss GERTRUDE COLLINS . . .... Faculty Adviser MISS ABBIE SHEA . . .Literary Adfvixer THE STAFF JEAN VVEIS . . . ELMYRA PAVVSAT . . MILDRED MCCLANAHAN LOUISE WRIGHT . . . LOUIS IDAVENPORT . , NAOMI BREEZE . . CI-IARLEs ATKINSON . ELIZABETH BOCOCK . VIRGINIA COOPER . HERscI-IEL OWENS . . ELIZABETH LOYD . . ELIZABETH BERRY . . GEORGIA TURNIPSEED . DoLoREs KING . . DELBERT OUTTEN . IMOGENE STAKER . . BEULAH CARPENTER . . HELEN IRWIN ...... CONTRIBUTORS . . . . . Editor . Business Manager . .Axsoeiate Editor . . Literary Editor Adfvertising Manager Circulation Manager . . . . Art . .Photographs - -Snapshots . .Humor . Poetry . -Feature . . Sports . Typist . Typist . Typist - - Proof Reader . . . Proof Reader 0 PAGE 64 Ss in Q Q S52 E 'Ea f' 67 ' h Z A. ,ef f fp' 'Q M ' ,ff1 Q ,ff 4 If- ,W I Z ' , 0 A I if PAGE ,A , ff f 65 ff' V iff' - 1 f Z 3 , j nl iypf wks.-+ V, . , 'rf -VY V .mf . , ITFJ 4, fe ,Q ' ' v.., 'I f ' . J ,.A,, ' Il iff 1 .1 f' X ff . H H 'f THE R. D. C. CLUB which is composed entirely of junior High School students, has been organized for the purpose of encouraging and developing reading, dramatics, and compositions. Under the excellent coach- ing of Miss Mildred Owens, its youthful members have adapted themselves in a truly remarkable manner to all types of dramatic roles as well as tn various other attractive programs. 0 PAG E 66 N E , ,, ,, ,. , 1. -:1.:,L,, xt , -sg::f.,.r,f'2.4.-9. W. f,f,,.,fffq W, W f -- - X -. . - x t-.N And all the beauty of the place ls in thy heart and on thy face. J 4 N237 .1 I a .' hr?-5? sw ,. 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This contest, run on a basis of straight popu- larity, was held only in the Senior High School, and the results have been portrayed in the previous eight pages. ., , , STUDENT LIFE Here We have Maysville High types all represented-two Venuses, two gluttons, a bride and groom, a hero, a heroine, the Whistler and his dogs, the decorator and her beauty, a baby, a vamp, a sheik, two dumbells, four seniors, two wood nymphs, and one student. You be the judge. -1 fn xv Tin' tlirvc niuslwlevrs arc grvalfy disturbed by u tiny Austin driven by old Louie I1i?71S!'If, tlw guy who rolls along singing: Par- adiso, XIII fIlum', thru: Little VVOrds, Tugctlwr, Why D0 You Smile, Muna Lisa, Smiles, School Days, Goofus. You Rascal You, Fit As a Fiddle. Always, and Kings Hanes. Behold! Our hero, Phil, Who being unable to find his mate, is left alone. He is posing as Cupid ready to send his winning dart into some feminine heart. You know the rest. These are the happy moments for the couplets involved: George ana' Elizabeth, Melvirz and Ann-they have remained together for this time at least-Georgia and Tom-they are merely deformed--and the old stand-bys. R X41 Upon this page, as you disfcrn, ara' the many unusual things you find about the school. Stvffans eyelids are still. Notice ilu- scowl. The missing links and the Junior Pals, Miss Collins' pests. Tlzesc pictures are so funny they make a dog laugh, but find thc dog. The Senior Janes, the perfect pals, the little lassies, and now find the twins and the silly Sophs. Henry carries a heavy load While Shorty stands by Without offering to help. Poor Woadie is burdened wilh two Sophs while three Juniors just laugh. Hats off, gentlemen, the band is coming and the Junior High students are posing for the camera lady. The Senior girls work hard selling sandwiches while the Senior bofvs as usual are loafing. 3' 5 A A . , A r 9. Qs tx. I '61 N C - . .SM E Q Hou' can a Latin rfass lm su industrious Wlivn surruundvd by four liyvnas, Raslus and lzis maids, luv timid lassivs, llirvc ramps, fin' starving ffrrmwiuns, tlirvv rough m'fl:'s, finlrivnlvfks, a pair of Siamvsv twins, and lhrm- Seniors will: um' not llwrv, In say nulliing of tivo jnckvys and their mounts, rlirvf- crvrnv-liillivr-girls, mm' om' h'acln'r Iwluwcri livr troublrs? How does she study? She d0esn'f. How does she act? Ask her. l'Vhy such beauty? It isn,t. Whence such brains for a Soph? She'll soon be a Junior. Where does he live? Yon side. Why the smile? lt's .1 sun grin. Where are the girls? On the other side. Why the protection? Firemen don't have to study. Why don't Seniors read? They haven't learned yet. Wl1o's missing? Bob. l'Vhy the book? Too much for us. Where's Beauty? With the Beast. Why such kind faces? They,re the funny kind. l'Vhere's Susie's chain? They,re all holding it. -su. p- W 5:2 Z5 1 No wonder Snowball is wearing such a dark look! Why not? Tom Sawyer and Hufk Finn are giving him the horse-laugh. A good looking Soph prefers a few rose bushes to his company. Senior girls derlare safety in numbers. Some girls who might do something about the tragic situation seem more interested in tennis, croquet, or even l1ooks, and some boys would rather park on a deserted rumble seatf Two females have a perfectly good car. A few look lonesome but they should. Oh, well, cheer up, pal, the Blonde Venus hasrft seen you yet. 1 .. N . Nxkmxx wx Ns. Nw- Ngsfgflj' .NN THE LAST WORDS: Are you communicating?-lncidentally, comparatively- Anollzer clzeck, and still in deb!-He phrases quite Well--Don't be so slow, move your feet-Sit down, Mildred--Wo11'l lhat run into money?-Non' people get quiet-See? Thafs ilg llmfs it-I'll see you in my offre: an hour after school-Give me some news for the first page-Why weren't you al Band Practice?-Don'l make so much noise- Who has my English Literature?-Music is a class the same as any other-Keep your hands off the typewritersl-How are We going to pay for our annual?-Do you have your records ready? M U , ,,- 4 . M x.., 4 V - --NSNQNN A AL,,,A h A , . K M X. . A ENN r. AA Yet whenever I cross the river on its bridge with iron piers Like the odor of brine from the ocean comes the thought of other years. 1 .A., mfs ' 'ii-55 , -,,..,1,.f -,- ,. 3 .Graf I '- L QE' 5' ,. ,, 23' J. . . '. ' ,Z- 5 .-.. ,Q - Q. -1.7 -I,rLf.4s A '41-' ,ff . Q53 J ,- gsyff' I-g.'....g,. . .-Zyl? ,fi.3,,wZ?' ,fix .lr A-WS' .ff-4? 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Please call attention to the fact when buying, that you are a Maysville High School student, thereby obtaining better service for yourself and showing your appreciation for their repeated support even through such times of financial stress. V VY WESTINGHOUSE Dual-Automatic Refrigerator. Youive hearcl of all-steel cabi- nets-but never of one like this. I-Iere's a rigid all-steel frame and seamless interior- with no metal-to-metal con- tact! Electric - Lighted Interiors -- Easy Rolling Shelf-Built-in Crisping Pan - are other amazing new improvements in Westinghouse. Visit our show room and see a demonstration. Come in today! B G9 R RADIO CO. C. F. Kilgus Pharmacy COMPLIMENTS Drugs. Toilet OF Articles, Stationery The Senior Mothers Phone 91 THIRD AND MARKET STREET Club When Better Automobiles Are Built, Buick Will Build Them KEITH AND KEITH MOTOR CAR CO. Compliments o f UNITED DEPARTMENT STORE D. Hechinger 599 Co. LEARN TO SAVE Incorporated WITH THE A Good Clothing and Shoe Store . With Reasonable Secunty Bank and Prices Trust Company Come to Us For Your Graclu ation Outfit MODERN LA UN DRY AND DRY CLEANING COMPANY l.'l USTRIVING TO PLEASE PHONES 163, 164 MAYSVILLE, KY. WATCH THE LEADER To the Class of 1933 Happiness and Q Suciessf GHJSOJI1 C1'1eV1 01e'C Sales E5 aysvxlle, Kentucky A Message From THE STATE NATIONAL BANK TO OUR 1933 GRADUATES A Part of All You Earn is Yours to Keep Earn Persistently Spend Wisely Save Conservatively Qeorge Fishter is nobody's fool, And he's gone over big in this school. The boys think he's greatg the girls want a date, And he's handsome, but still he keeps cool. AT Farmers Coal Ed Supply Co. THE NEW YORK B 'ld ' S l' d C l 'iZ2i',,,E2? STORE Phone 227 Combffments of D. Bernarcl Coughlin WHILEEEQNOR V EYERS STUDIO A GOOD PLACE TO FO' LIVE Quality Portraits Compliments of Ymr DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER CALVERT AND BUCKLEY COMPLIMENT5 or DR. S. M. CLARK Kentucky Shoe Shop W. I-I. jomss SHOES DONE BY LAMAC PROCESS 228 Market St. Maysville, Kentucky DR. ROY GIEHLS CHIROPRACTOR J. Penney Company Serves the Nation Information Without Obligation C. E. PETERSON District Agent N ORTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY Compliments of M. HARGETT Up out of bed at break of day, Bringing to Mr. Knight dismay, For each time Phil breaks thru the door Before the bell, it means one show more. FOR WEDDING GIFTS AND GRADUATION GIFTS GRUEN WATCHES, DIAMOND RINGS SILVER AND JEWELRY The Lasting and Cherished Gifts CHAS. W. TRAXEL AND COMPANY fewelers TUNES' f f C1 ,fo x m NJ READY-TO-WEAR K W,,,'1W ' , N X V W M ov' ' X f if DAVID BLooM Where Quality . D d Bl 11,21 hivalrou l 15 Islltf d ghll mntiif ltd Paramount s h d f h g'1y'k-tht. llh ld COMpL1MENT5 We Cater to the Best OF People in Town CLASS OF '29 AND CLASS OF '31 It is an honor to have . Maysville School Stu- dents as our guests. The Crogban Engraving ana' Printing Co. FREMONT, OHIO Engraved and Printed .Student Name Cards l-The Best ofFooc1s-- ELITE CUNFECTIDNERY f 7 I' il lf if? ri f N , My Wh Bessie HALL Bessie surprised ns by being a star HAVING MONEY Is the result of well directed study, honesty, and proper application of energy. Luck will not produce money. Learning of Lessons while in school is the important thing. G ln our hom: talent movie they recently 'll mr. Bank of Maysyi e Acting superbly as Nliss Navarre, She won many fans with her in mer Oydest Bank in and look. Kentuclzy YOU CAN'T GO WRONG IF YOU USE ARE THE BEST MEATS Always Fresh Always Clean Always Reasonably Highland Dairy M ilk You Can Whip Our Cream, Bu! You Can't Beal Our Milk PETE GALLENSTEIN, Prop. Phone Washington 5653 Priced l Weis Sanitary Markets RETAIL COMPLIMENT5 OF Weis Packing Company ALVA WEST AND WHOLESALE COMPANY Class Prophecy By Euzmamn BOCOCK The buzzer rang. I hurriedly picked up my pad and walked in through the door marked Private, Gertrude Collins, Dean of VVellesly College. I had just been promoted to the position of private secretary to the Dean and was anxious to make a good showing. Entering the room, I noticed a varied collection of papers on Miss Collins' desk. Hand- ing them to me she said, Here, Elizabeth, I thought these might interest you. They proved to be a paper from home and a couple of letters. I turned my attention first to the letters. One was post-marked Cincinnati, Ohio. It read: . JEWISH HOSPITAL Cincinnati, O. November 16, 1943. Dear Illisr Collins .- There has been an incident here at the hospital that has made me think of you and of my high school days, so I'm writing you because I thought you would like to hear of it. Yesterday, some emergency cases were brought in from a wreck caused when a privately owned gyroplane collided with an air bus. Delbert Outten, President of the Ezy-Toze Shoe Corporation, and Philip Har- gett, his lawyer, were the occupants of the gyroplane. Neither were seriously in- jured. , Virginia Peggs, a stenographer in the Mabley-Carewe building, and Dolores King, head floorwalker in a Woolworth's Five and Ten, received minor injuries and were immediately released after treatment. I think it was rather a coincidence that they should all be of the Senior Class of '33, donlt you? Respectfully yours, ELMYRA PAWSAT, Supl. of Nurrex. I then picked up the paper and, noticing several items marked off in brackets, I read them. On the first page was the wedding announcement of Miss Helen Holt to Mr. Mel- vin Manley, manager of the Second Street Kroger Store. I discovered later that Ann had eloped with a traveling salesman and Melvin had married in an effort to forget. The headlines glared: Daring Robbery, Thief Unknown. Detective Louis Daven- port at Work on the Mystery. The Bank of Maysville was held up yesterday and relieved of S20,000. Edward Martin, President, was shot through the right arm and narrowly escaped losing his life. Turning to the society column, I found quite a few brackets. The first was a bridge party given by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roschi in honor of Miss Georgia Turnipseed, better known as Interference, the wise-cracking fool of the Radio Hour over WLW. After a delightful evening of bridge, a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Roschi, assisted by her mother, Mrs. William Weis. Mrs. George Fishter, formerly Miss Elizabeth Loyd, received the prize for high score while Mrs. Horace Cochran, Jr., formely Miss Bessie Hall, re- ceived consolation. Further down I read: 'fLittle Miss Bissette Entertains Friends at Birthday Party. Miss Louise Bissette, charming little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon Bissette, enter- tained a number of little friends yesterday in honor of her third birthday. Mrs. Bissette will be remembered as Miss Louise Wright, popular student of M. H. S. Among the personals were: Miss Naomi Breeze, Miss Elizabeth Berry, and Miss Virginia Cooper, popular teachers in M. H. S., attended K. E. A. last week. All of them reported a marvelous time. 'Pete' Nicholas, noted Chicago electrician, is now visiting friends in Maysville. Miss Imogene and Mr. Robert Staker left Saturday for California, where they will take over a ranch left to them jointly by some distant relative. In the upper corner was a picture of a cow and a man. Since the man looked familiar, I read beneath it: Prize Winning Steer and Its Owner, William Soisterf' In the ad columns were advertisements of the A. 8: P. store, at the bottom of which was: A, C. Ricketts, Manager. This caused me to look at the rest of the ads, where I dis- covered several old schoolmates. VVilliam Yarber was manager of the East End Kroger Store and Dudley Dezonia of the one on Market Street. The Russell Theatre ad read: Former Maysville People Starred in Glorified Film 'Glorious Flames! Maxine Poynter and Helen Clift-Maysville's Gifts to Hollywood- will be at the Russell Sunday and Monday in 'Glorious Flames'-America's Greatest Pic- ture. Eugene Finch is the male interest in this picture. It is rumored that he is taking the place of Clark Gable, who fell from fame rapidly after 'Gene's remarkable intro- duction. There was a full page ad announcing the opening of a new store. It was located where George H. Frank's had been, and the line of goods carried was the same. The new store was to go by the name of Sunier, johnson, Rose and Company. Further investiga- tion brought to light the fact that the new owners were none other than Stanley Sunier, Vincent johnson, and Edward Rose. In the Hayswood Hospital notes was an item of interest also. It read: A baby boy was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. James McClanahan. Mrs. McClanahan was Miss Helen Irwin before her marriage. The only comic strip in the paper was entitled Popeye, Jr. and the cartoonist proved to be Charles Atkinson. This gave me an idea. I turned to the continued story. Sure enough, there it was- Romance of the Wilderness, by Herschel Owens. Miss Shea al- ways said he was original. I had read too much. I put down the paper and picked up the other letter. It was postmarked Maysvilleg I opened it eagerly. Dear Miss Collins: I've just had a promotion and I just had to tell you about my good luck. I'm selling tickets now instead of ushering. Isn't that grand? Well, I might just as well tell you a little gossip while I'm at it. You remem- ber Beulah Carpenter, who graduated in our class? She is managing Elite's now, and Helen Kratzer and Dolly Truesdale are working in there. They have quite a promising business and why shouldn't they? John Goodwin has been hanging around Vance's for the past five years. He has the reputation of making all these little high school girls' hearts Hutter. But listen to this-Ralph Lyons has a dancing school up over Mike Brown's. He does the teaching himself. Shorty Tolle resigned the other day, and guess who took his place--Robert Bunton. I've saved the best till last. Here it is-last week, Henrietta Moore eloped with Woodie Fowler. Like the Northwest Mounted, she finally got her man, and what a man! Of course I'm not jealous, I wish them loads of happiness. Lovingly, Mtunuzo MCCLANAHAN. I lay the papers down on the desk with this comment, I'm going to like this job! WOOD Ed' GRIGSBY COMPLIMENTS Phone 59 OF Gas ancl Electric Supplies A Kelvinators Estate Heatrolas COMPLIMENT5 OF MAYSVILLE KROGER STORES LEE BERRY WALTER PARKER PRENTICE ROLLINS NELSON CHILDS For Herschel and Ed, two likable chaps, Life as a Seni0r's one series of scraps. They argue and argue from nine until four Then they get a good breath and argue some COMPLIMENTS OF Comlgfmenfs Of fl. M IA N UA R Y HENDRICKSON'S TRA EIQS FOR FINE FOODS, ICES, SODAS WHITMAN'S CANDIES and Snapp Company Incorporated We don't sell, all the Grocerifeshang Meats in town, ut we try to se t e est. Fresh Meats of All Kinds Op The Gilbert Grocery The New Central Hotel Company CLAUDE WATKINS, Proprietor COMPLIMENT5 OF WALD MANUFACTURING CO. I ncorporated MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY PHIL McGUIRE GEO. HANEY A Satisfied Customer is Our Best Advertisement HANEY- McGUIRE HARDWARE CO. 47 West Second Street PHONE 477 MAYSVILLE, KY. M Compliments of SCOTTY'S BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP arket Street Maysville, Ky Maysville Bowling Alley CARVER AND SCHRODER MAYSVILLE, KY. Compliments of LEO SLATTERY Miss Collins and Coach, our Senior guards, Have finally learned how to play their cardsg Miss Collins sits down and lets Coach do the walking, lhen he keeps us quiet while she does the talk- ing. GEORGE H. FRANK Maysvilleis Foremost Clothiers G COMPLIMENTS OF BURLEY WAREHOUSE COMPANY Owners and Operators HBURLEY HOUSE INDEPENDENT SOLICITING YOUR BUSINESS AND TRYING TO PLEASE J. F. HARDYMON, Manager ' 4.3 5 , if? 9fg:i'i1 'f- X ii iff X I x 1.51 23. 331 ,!x I ' Q ei iw l -un V ik' ' 'ui i s' N ' 1 m ' We . V, jc 5 D 7711.1 i .f ' 1 U X ii Q i It xl? I They've just arrived-the latest Philco Nfodels. Amazing values! Nothing on the market can approach the performance of these wonderful sets. B E3 R RADIO CO. Compliments of MAYSVILLE LUMBER COMPANY J. W. MCNEILL, Manager Phone 701 Foot Government St. VANCE'S The Rexan Store EVERYTHING IN DRUG STORE NEEDS lt Pleases Us to Please You Phone 57 .om ,aww V W M foil ROBERT BUNTON Wg iw. ZW Look once, look twice, look three times--until you've seen him all. L. f---'1 And then sit down and figure out why men are made that small. We wonder how, long years ago, when his dad went a-huntin', f He found a rabbit big enough to skin for Robert Bunton! of 5, N His eyes are like two saucers, his ears resemble fans, And from his looks we know that he attacks food with both hands. Such was the Senior Specimen, who graced our room one day, And now parks in the corner where he won't be in the way. The story I must tell you is a tale both sad and long, Of how he started out one wayg then found out he was wrong, For each September morning saw Robert's vacant chairg Why should he be bothered? They'd make him comb his hair! Then one day he was informed that he'd sure been a fool. The little bird that told him this was working at the school. His job was helping Mr. Eyer while taking pictures there, And Robert might be minus his if he did not beware! Well, Robert nearly killed himself to get to school next day, And did succeed in killing things that happened in his way. But, lo! When he arrived at school, Miss Collins said, Too late! And added, If you weren't so slow, it might have changed your fate. So that is why your piercing eye his mop has not discerned Among the chosen forty-four, well, he has learned That if you want your picture in, you've got to be on time, Or else they'll leave you out and substitute for you a rhyme! The Reliable Shoe Store .Shoes For the Whole Family COMPLIMENTS Ladies': AAAA to EEE OF Men's: AA to EEE Montgomery Ward 599 Company Always a Goocl Show MAYSVILLE, KY' THE HOLLYWOGD Q The Family Theater WHERE EVERYBODY GOES EDWARD F. BREEZE M k r Sr W E MILLER 6 W t S d Street 115 W r S nd Street WHERE ECONOMY RULE 212 ar e reet es .econ E. L. MYRES ESTABLISHED AVERY FLORA Forest Avenue I es eco b W I . MALIN COFIELD eat Market M 2 12 Market Street PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Babies don't buy goods at Merz Brothers, but their mothers do. Girls and boys buy goods at Merz Brothers Daddy and mother, uncle and aunt, grandpa and grandma all buy goods at Merz Brothers A There's a Reason, Don't You Think So, Mr. and Miss Senior? V MERZ BROTHERS Graduation Caps and Gowns For Rent or For Sale SCHOOL BAND UNIFORMS FOR SALE THE C. E. WARD CO. COMPLIMENTS OF J. M. COCHRAN MAYSVILLE HIGH LOVERS They meet each hour as the class hell rings, These lovers of M. H. S. Then arm in arm down the hall they swing, Laughing and talking you can bet. May5ville'5 NeW5ie5t,, The girls blush sweetly and drop their eves And linger long at the door, Newspaper Then a sharp command from inside, O And their conversation is no more. Day after day and year after year l I l And so long as school goes on, We D0 K1nd5 Of Job Prgnhng Of these lovers you'll ever hear, As arm in arm they pass along. The House With Perfect Light STANDARD WAREHOUSE Compliments of MAYSVILLE, KY. C' L' 7 Operated by DRIVE TOMORROW'S CAR CHAS. P. CLARKE TODAY J. M. FINCH, JR. CLARKE MOTOR CO. We Take the Dent Out of Accident DUKE WHITE REPAIR SHOP 49 EAST SECOND STREET PHONE 184 ATWATER KENT RADIO Lowest Prices and Terms Satisfaction Guaranteed Longtime investment in happiness- this up-to-the-minute raclio B AND R RADIO CO. lfodal 260 10-tube MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY lllper-Iieterodyne XX fi, 3 , ' J XX xl ff DELBERT OUTTEN Delbert, our president, just suits the posi- tion YVith his brains and poise, and in addition He possesses the trait of neatness plus fun, That keeps us still counting the friends that he's won. E, 115 r QQ, I , I ia Q, J l ifl X 1 ff,' X Y I i ,ffl ii I f QL 4 m .gil 4 af- ,f QVVYMRSQ Louis DAVENPORT Of all the boys you've seen or met, We know one you Wonlt forget. He's small and dark and just can't rest, Till he's done some mischief. It's Louie--you guessed! HIGHEST QUALITY DRY LET US ARRANGE YOUR CLEANING FLOWERS It pays to present a neat A SHOULDER OR WRIST and clean appearance CORSAGE New Way Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. C. D. RUSSELL, Proprielor Phone 797 Second and Wall Street MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY The Finest of Laundry Work WEDDING BOUQUETS FLOWERS FOR A SICK FRIEND Any Order, Large or Small Call Us Phone 151 and 152 GIIDHHERKIIG BROTHER - igagll wi , W tt w iv .tl tl . NM idly llllgtgi QXYNQXSNMNN t N l.YmWWAQlNmtW X iilllfuflllmil SOUND managerial policies and long, successful experience have provided us with sufficient equipment, adequate l d l t d personne , an amp e resources o ren er dependable service as artists and makers of fine printing plates. That you will be secure from chance, is our first promise. JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 817 West Washington Blvd., - Chicago, Illinois vi Xlwxxxx X X it Xxx iii lx l In the foreground' Ft. Dearborn referectzd in Grant Park on Chicago's lake front. Illustration by Jahn fr Ollier Art Studios. BS' 1.1.5 BOOK pR.NfE., ..., .. Tfur-1 woRLD's LARGEST PUBLISHERS our come-.GE ANN UALS EN soul PRINTING CU. NASHVILLE KTENN T LOLLEGE ANNUAL HEADQUARTERS f'Zf'3'KMf0 f'A 'LLhAMMHZ k 7Qfllbf1 C5'L'I!L7fZOlDv2E f2fwfzce,E W O '5 CONGRATULATIGNS we congratulate the Class of 1933 upon their graduation from the Maysville High School, and we wish for each member a suc- cessful and useful life. A. R. QUIGLEY C. M. MCGUIRE A. O. TAYLOR W. H. CARTMELL JOHN I. MCDOWELL EDWIN MATTHEWS, D.D.S. W. E. HORD C. L. POLLITT, D.D.S. J. VV. PORTER 86 SON W. G. PHILLIPS HARRY C. CURRAN A. R. CARRIGAN 'mf'al yl n - i kr, no mdxfhrnena, ,, - :. 5 ' T 5 nf' M - f iiggags 4, O L, Envoi fiflpology to Kiplingj When youth's rosy dreams have vanished, And each student is wrinkled and gray, When high school hours are finished And time goes on-day by day, How glorious shall be the memories Of the good times in class and in study hall, Even the stern looks of the teachers Will not be remembered at all. Pictures will pass before our minds Like the open pages of a book, Weill see ourselves as short-legged tots, Entering M. H. S. with such a green look. Then as snooty,' Sophomores we come, Feeling so important and big Watching, only, for the chance To give the new Freshies a dirty dig! As funiors we quite take the placef, Publishing an Advocate and such, Entertaining the Seniors with a dance, Wishing to be as they-alas, too much. For as we become uppermost classmen We yearn to be mere Freshmen again, Sadly grasping each moment to us Knowing that we near the end. And now the pages close swiftly, We smile as we shut the boolq. Yet, there are tears ready to be shed With the slightest word or look. When our memories are left to us only, And life thrills us no more How good it is to recall the days When each moment brought joy by the score. THE Enrron Mutograpbs fA iffijgf 1 014 utograpbs cvqutograpbs F
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