Maysville High School - Bulldog / Calx Yearbook (Maysville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1934 volume:

, , ,V ,--,.., ,-..,,-,-- 1 .Q fl -'Z--'Sify ,V N, ,if . , it A -,?w:: ,,-.,, x.?!,3,i,,1,,....i.5,,... 1 ,3 ' - gf- ,..-.- ,fr 1-mn Y 'lj 71, - ,v,...,.. -wo- .M.,,..,. ,,-,-,,-....-, ..,.-.-- . ,r.-.:k1:.x.Q.f...af:--H ff f J -- ,L . Mi, r .W A 'flf-11: ff af ,Q 5,13 ,..-:..--i. f ' H . Y -, ... ...-..... ,Wx-,ik 1 ,- ,..- , , , ,-., 1-gsm:-Q' .v,f.... ,..,. N V ,V ,T ,.,..,. ..,1 A .Y Y.-,...,..,..,,.., :T-.w -vsvxq ,...,. . .....- ww ., --,.f, 1, ,mira-1. ' 'F ' n..ZJi' 'QJ .1 ,dw - ' -,..--,..... -----' - ,ig- fif ,. uve., 4J,........,N, A -..--,v., .,..,Y..,4n-1. :5F,gSf'fL . Q- -ff'-P 1 .L 'avr ' ...mn-1.-..k, . L-,6.'M,, ,V T-.- ,- W- ka.--1, ,.....,....... A . K ,.-. 'wr ,,,,......,,,.,.. --.Aj X- - b ' j ,,..- rpm- , ,... V 1'- 1 x . ,.......,... -,.... ,- - , V, ' .,....,--, ,-- f- ,::1:. ,rm W, . -bf . ,.., -.....,- .-.- ,,,,.---,.,.... . H .- -.1-f jvf'.,,...f-- A ,-,,,.... ........r1-.,.,.. W. , 1. .1..,A--,, -: ' un .V.-A vm .,.. ,-Y. -- ,jx , V., - avr... - ,--.1. -.-N1--Q 0 -- G ,,,,,,!.,L,..,...-,., fp-, . , ,li ,, 3,1,..T .V .:f--,,-V 1 4 11, .Hy f--, - ,fna ,.1f, ' , -,Q ,Q-L, ,flfflaf-zvxvwf-1 , nil 1 V::q,5..,,,' .5-.'-w-'-frf-4-- , ,-.- ' f, ..,f-..--- 4.5- .-K -N, 1' ' Q- .NNE , ., , , ,v,,,,,.Y , . Q.. . ,...,..,. ,. , r- TY,?Sg,,x.1,1...-as--,,f4.f-.,-v.- - -::, ,...nfv,,- . A. - V. , ...... W A av If-v - . J ,.-1.1-f -NM 3-S -rf K X.. l ako.. 4 rn-Srkwnsz , . , 'ff--1 ,' . -L...a.-.- -..g:.4.Y-- -,,..-2443 - ?'?f'- ' - ' -7 -4-4 ,V--. -ww frfmauezui .,,-,,,.., J V-'Y ww 4 , , 'FTF ,-,f 1., Ji an 1.51 .ls W, N 1 mu, t 0 MARGARET JANUARY Editor HARRY REES Business Manager H. BRANDENBERGER Sponsor ABBIE SHEA Liierary Adviser GERTRUDE COLLINS Adverfising Adviser Printing and Binding BENSON PRINTING COMPANY Nashville, Tennessee Engraving JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. Chicago, III. Co yriqhie By T e Stuff Tie CALX ABOOK PUBLISHED EACH YEAR BY THE GRADUATING CLASS AT THE MAYSVILLE HIGH SCHCOL WHICH IS LOCATED IN a sViIIe, Kentuc c-XI ll tbe breatb and the bloom of four years in the pages of one book, CMI ll tbe love and memories of tbe scbool in tbe beart of one gem, In tbe core of tbe souls - all tbe sbade and sbine of tbe classes, On tbe strings of the beart - all tbe smiling words of tbe teacbers, In the pages of tbe book - all tbe talents and works of tbe students. In prose - in free verse - tbe writings of tbe seniors In the sweep of tbe pages - all tbe pictures - With a vista that reacbes tbe sea - banging on tbe stars - tbe key. E9 FOTSWGT V Q H. F. BRANDENBERGER Capital University, A.B. Romance Languages 7 CA resolved lieart, a head tliat contrives, and a hand that carries out our plans and resolutions-all these he bas, and so We, the Class of 1934, dedicate our annual to Mr. Hillaral Brandenberger-in manifestation of our love for lvim, in appreciation of his loyalty and interest, and in undying wishes for his happiness. De ication SCHOOL BOARD DR. C. L. VANCE R. R. ST EELE DR. R. L. SAMUELS J. M. COCHRAN GEORGE BALLOU G. I-I. FRANK M. C. RUSSELL Joi-IN CLARKE, AIR. C. F. WRIGHT C60 you who have made ten months' school possihle, who have worked hard and served well, who have succeeded in hringing our school to the place it holds, we express on this page our appreciation. For the opportunities and privileges you have afforded us we how our heads and murmur, VW thank youf, Knowledge- tbe only jewel wbicb will not decay, Yet lies buried so deep tbat We must labor to reacb it, To gain it, We must dig, tbink, study-- And, above all, pray. It cannot be obtained easily, nor by leaps and bounds, But by steps- Advancing steps-slow steps. Tbe source of knowledge is tbougbt. We must bare a tbougbt- a true one- And tbis teacber puts tbat tbougbt Into our minds, and by its ligbt We see otber tliings Wbicb We never saw be- fore. As tbe days go on, be puts many true tbougbts Into our minds. Knowledge tbat We lznorv, understand so little, Comes to us, and we turn, Listen, Absorb ana' Thirst for-knowledge. Joi-IN SHAW Superintendent of Maysville City Schools Columbia University, A.M. 9 FACU LTY v Rox' KNIGHT, Prinripal llismry lfnivcrsity of Kentucky, A.M. Amana Sum Englixh Mt. Saint Joseph-on-Ohin, A.B, GEk'1'RL'DE Co1,1,1Ns Mafhfmalirs University of Kentucky, A.B. VIRGINIA MOORE Homf Eronomifs XVL-stern Kentucky Teac,-hm s Col- lege, B,S. C'A'rnEkINE PATTERSON Commfrrial lfniversity of Tcnnessev, A,B. EARLE JoNEs Dirffrlor of flfhlffics University of Kentucky, A.B. JOHN MOLNAR Band and Orflzextra Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. B,Mus. EMILY SHEIABURNE Latin Transylvania University, A.B. FI.IZABE'l'H HULLOCK Library YVestnrn Ku-ntucky TPar'her's C01- lego, A,B. VELMA CARRIGAN Srrrrlary S'l'IiI.I,A Pl-Q N NINGIUN Publif Sflmol Musif, Vain' Columbia University Tcacl:er's College, A.M. VV. QIAYLE STARNES Sfimzfe Eastm-rn Kentucky Teache'r's Col- lege, A.B. ANNA F. HALL Hislory Transylvania. University. A.B. Fmssia JONES Grograplzy, Mathzfmaiifs University of Kentucky BESSIE BAUER English University of Kentucky X X X X SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 0 ANN ROZAN . - . . . . .President A nn, when Pinkly blushing, - A freshly-gathered rose From out the garden's cool retreat Resembles. JIINIMY CULLEN .... . . Vice-President Quiet, Reserved of -voice, Of manner courteous and kind, A bit cynical, a bit ironical, But true. RUBY BARKER . . . . . .Corresponding Secretary Ruby, Charmingly plump, Puts joy into each day. Sing your lilling melodies For us. vvv Senior Class CPoem Kuna GLAscocK 0 The rosebud lays its crimson lips together- Tightly pressed, just as tightly confident. But When the mellofw sunlight kisses- It opens its mouth to smile. The sunlight, fwarmer, Seeks to find the inmost treasures- Freshman Year. Thorns, that rosebud bears Upon its slim, green body. They prick -when some careless hand might touch. In silver paper it must be fwrapped-softly- Oh, so carefully, Those tender, half-sleeping petals Must not be disturbed- Sophomore Year. I0 SENICR CLASS OFFICERS CC0N1'1NUxeDJ 0 HAZEL STEWART . . .... Publicity lllanagm- Hazrl- Tllat is llfr name To matrlz lhosf oyrs of hors Thai rfvrr with amusing 1nischirf S parklc. RIILDRED Hl,'TCHISON . . . . Recording Sew-nary You coma' Out of a world Confusrd, onr sfrady illinfl Ilfith fycs of blur, srrenfly -wise plnd trur. lNlORMAN LEE . . . . . .Trrasuror Dcl1'r1niru'd In all you dog No one rould vwr fhango Your mind your frm set soul zxrf' I . - - -Y P Agirl. Class Colors: Blue and Gold Class Flofwfr: Rose Class Motto: B2 vvv Senior C lass CPoem fCON'l'INUEDb 45 flnd nofw Ihr rosebud's smile is broadrr. Goan is that shy, misty look. Rfplacrd it is Ry ofvrrpa-wering fragranfe, Rod frayrancf, Red fragranro- Junior Year. Not quihv so frimson is thf rosebudj No! quill' so lo-vely are the pelals. T012 outsidv onrs clroop-so fwfary. Tho grffn lwaws whisper To thmnscl-ws-a rose'-thought, fl bud- Sfnior Year. 0 A SENIOR CLASS V OLIVETTE AUSTIN These traits lVe see in you: Love of beauty and style, A passion for the color red, Not blue. DAVID BLOOM I-las he A head of hair This lad from o'er yon way! From flattery we'll refrain-and say A mane. WALLER BOYD Pure gold He is at heart Under his earefree ways. See someone laughing there? That's Scotty. IRENE CARRIGAN Jessie James, A bandit bold, Had nothing on this girly She fvamps, she trumps on his weak heart Poor Boyd. I2 IRENE CHADWICK Smiling You came to us,' Smiling you leave our midst,- Our hearts are always open wide To you. GARN ET CHAMBERLAIN Restless With the voice of Ambition calling you Every struggle, yo11've got the stuff To win. RUTH CLARK These be Three noteworthy things- Red hair, red lips, red cheeks, But a willing worker, ready to :lo Her part. CLARA LEE DANIELS Free From care-as calm As true as skies above, Gayly laughing at all our cares Is she. A SENIOR CLASS V I3 A SENIOR CLASS v . MOLLY DAY Quiet As a lake at dawn, A soft breeze rufles The smooth surface, and we see Her smile. BEN FARMER Advice To old and young, Advice to smart and dumb, And who can give it to us all? That Ben! GEORGE FISHTER So large, But yet so small,' A friend to all he knows, Fighting 'gainst the battles of life For all. KITTIE GLASCOCK Brilliant Like a lone star Shining and lighting up This lowly earth of ours, she shines Alone. I4 OPAL GREENHOW Opal In you the lost Virtue of modesty- Your soul-shimmering in the darh Is seen. NIINNIE HARRISON Love Of a thousand Treasurezl things could not Compare the love that you have for A friend. ANNA LEE HUGHES Precise, With silent steps She comes into our hearts, Her winning way is hound to stay With us. GEORGE HUNSICKER A larl' Soaring high, sang A note that reached earth, and then A chorus of music poured out-a bird? Just George. A SENXIOR CLASS V I5 A. SENIOR CLASS 'v CEEORGE HUTCHISON Why Is there such a Thing as work-Why can't I Play and dream and drift the rest of My life? MARGARET JANUARY Petite, Eager to do What she thinks best. One thing she does and does it well Attraets. HELEN KING Beauty So rare . . . so pure The birds would hush their song To gaze upon so fair a one As Helen. VYELMA KING Rare grace, A smile for all, So neat and prim is she,' Never be late is her motto . . Oh, yeah! I6 HELEN MORRIS Smile! Your eyrs of blue Lift us to lzfafven awhile. We earthly mortals plead, IiIElFlI. .lust smile. HERIXIAN PAWSAT And lol In a rrimson flash Of sjrlenzlor Herman appears. A modern Samson is he, but u'l1erf's Delilah? NV1LL1AM POLLOCK So shy- zlrouna' him lingers fl hrrath of air so pure That though we see him not, we lfnou It's Bill. NIARY NIARTHA PURDON Not as A star that shines hfhen all the world is dark . . . But if-vm in the brightest light You gleam. A SENIOR CLASS V 17 0 A SENIOR CLASS 'v HARRY REES Captain Of our teams is he, Also captain of our hearts. What makes him so adored, you ash? That smile. CELADYS ROBERTS Into The room she comes- Stops, then listens, and smiles. .lust in that 'way she walked into Our hearts. HORACE SWEET His hair Is red ana' rrisp His fate is like the tan, And on the football yield he plays Some game. MARGARET WILSON i , Modest, ds shy, saintly Vestals, pale in prayer, You hold forth the gentle gem Of hope. I8 MARVIN WILSON Lazy As we all knowj As lazy as the day is long, But does 'very well when in th e held At football. HARRY WISE Tiny, Yet he is heard. His face is marred by a frown As he explains why this or that Is so. MADELINE YOUNG JUANITA Listen! With faint soft words, Like drops of falling rain, She hnds her way into our hearts And smiles. ZWEIGART These be Three noticed things: The love of Norman . . . the tongue Before the thought . . . the wish to pu Forward. A. SENIOR CLASS 'v I9 sh fII,I-INN HARDYMGN . . HARRIS VVALKER . OFFICERS ELIZAIIETII DIETERICII . JOHNNY CLARKE . f.'olor.I.' Black and Gold 'IQHOMAS KXTKINSOX RoIII:R'I' CIORIJON BISSIi'I I'Ic CHARI.liS BOYII FREII BROIIIIQRS HAROLII BROIIIIIRS EMMA C. BR0L:c:IIMAN VIQIIIELMA BRIIUIQIIMAN FLIIRIQNCK CARIIQR VIRGINIA CIIANIII.I:R joIIN CLARKE joIIN CLARKSON EVEIXN CI.II I' IANTHOXY CULLIQN LESLIE CURTIS N. -I. DIQNTUX RI.lZABE'l'H IBIETERICII THE JUN Jlflullo: VVe-'re on our CLASS RIILI. ANIIRIZW DUKE VIRGINIA EVANS FRANK FISII'I'IaR JAMES GRANT DoR0'I'IIx' GRIGSON 'IQHOMAS HALL GLIQNN IIARIIIMIIN P0cLrIa HARRISON ASA HAI' CHARLES HIZLMHR CLINTON HICKS VVAIJIIQR l'IOI,'l'ON CIIARLIQS HUBBARD GIeR'I'RUImH JONES MALIIIIQ LEE A. P. LUKINS 70 - . . . . PI'r'5fdr'lll A I'i4'r'-l'rz'sidrr1I S1'f'n'Iary . Trvasurrr l lof1,wr.' FRA N K MAAS VVARII MANIII FRANQIQS MQCIIIIRII Iris HENRY NICCIAXAIIAN CLARIQNCIQ MIIIIRIQ IEIINA ML'LI,IKIN NIQLSIIN NliVN'lil,l, COLLINS OWIQNS j0IIN PARKER JULIANNA PIQIQRS VIRGINIA PIPER RLIFLJS SIIvIoNS NVIILIAM SMIIII AIIIQLICIA SPI-1NcIc LORACIQ STAKIIR HARRIS XVALKPCR IOR CLASS THE SOPHOMORE CLASS f,lfl lCliRS Rraxxcls Rl'r:m.ras , , . . . . . .I'rf.si1Ir111 c'Il.fKRl.liS Bkolrl' , . l'iu'-I'rr5i.!1'111 jAxla DM' . . . . . f . . . Sr1'r'rfnr'y 1fl.MliR CARRIGAN . . Tr'was1u'rr f.'nlor5.' Mzlrmm and YVhite f'lf1'LUI'f.' American Beauty Row Mxm Amms N1.XRY JXIKIXSUN' Iimrzxsox A'l'miR'l0x l'jl'IIHYli RnL'r:lrrrw lfkxxcl-is lin-iRl.1x llrtwixxx Hk.x:x1r1r, C'H.xk1,l-is Baum' lfI.MIiR llxkkrrc.-xx l'n1,m' fy.-XPliII.XR'l' 1.0115 CIHXRKSUX I Lx RRY C'k.xw1fokn C'H.xkI,r:x' Dura CAMPRl.l.I. jun CII.-XIIVVICK Ifkxwris C'u,xxn1,i2k N1.XRY Mxsov CIARK Ifvuxcrfts C'l.,xRK N1.XRfI.XRli'l' Ckriss ,M0ff0.' Never B Hat Sometimes B sharp Always B natural CLASS ROLL Il0Lfs'l'0x l'L'k'lLls M,xkc:,xkla'1' Axx l7AL'1,'1ox JANE Dfxx' VVAl.'1'rck DAVIS ROlHiR'I' Llcra Donsox MAHLON lfowman ,ALFDRHY ELLIS IERNEST Gmznwrzk NV11,l.mM KPRANT Roscorz Gmsrcxrmw VV1l,1,mM flUlI,lf0Yl.li lllaknlclu' l'IARcr:'1 1' jr:,xxlc'1 1'r: I'lu.x,M,xx XV1x51.0w Krzxxbxx K:X'l'lIERIXIi Klaxxxx Yxxclaxw Kxxc IVRANCHS KING li1.l.Ex l.m'n Romam' Lvoxs -IMK NIL'DOY.Xl.I1 Rosle lCvlsl.Y N l'.,uuq H4 f'll.KRl,fI'l l'lC P.xws.x'1 Flmrcx Pvzmzrxr llmzlu' Pm :xnxx IQ1.xzAnr:'1'l1 RlCKli'l I'S Rlexlcrz RL'Gc:l.ris HELEN Rrwmx DUROTIIY SN.-wl- Oman, 'liURNliR Rosfx XXYAIXYICRS FIJIIHNIQ VVk1m:u'r Rosle LEAK NVr:1,nm Mxxxuc l,liI1I XVoon HOWARD YARBIZR CJFFICERS HENRY CULLIEN . . . ----- l '-fifffflf FWAN PIIII,I,IPs . .-... ' f'iff Pf1'5i11f 1f MARY KfX'l'lIPIRINli CARTER . - . . 7'rva.furrr KI1NNI3'I'II COLLINS . - S1'1'f4'f1lf'y Colors: Red and VVhite JWnll0.' Rum IAIJAMS NIcI.LIIa BEcRIe'I'I' jmlx BleuYMIiR IY1YR'l'lIlZ BIIIIYMIQR IVIIQRCHR BLANION NIIXRY IfI.l.liX Bom:-1 Rl'SSIilII. Bl'SSl'II,I. RIIRIIRI' HLr'I'cIIrLR Suu CAMI-IIlsI.L N1ARY KA'l'IlliRlXIi CARTER IIOVVARD CASE KHNNRIII COLLINS ARLLNIQ COOPIQR GLADYS Cox CIIARICNCIQ CRAcRAIf'I' IILNRY CLII.I.I'lN YERNA l :l.LlS MAX EVANS 'l'IIIcI,MA 1':VERE'lg'I' THE FRES I'1f0 UJl'f.' VVhite Chrysanthemum N0 legzlvy is an rivh :Is l1lllN'Sfj.u CLASS ROLL RAY FERGLWSIHN ICARL FOWIIER KA'I'maRlNIc CI.-XRRfi'l l S'I'ANLr:Y CIASH VIRGINIA CIINN I.YnA MAIIIII: f2RAllAM RAYMONII fIRICSOX ANNA BIil,l,li GRIMr:s BI-issue QIRIMHS BILLY HALL CAR'I'r:R IIARRISUN HELEN HARRISON AGNES HRIIGIQS EARL HI-:I.vIusNs'I'INIa EDNA Hman MARVIN jnIINs0N ANN KIRK QIHORGH LEE D0Ro'I'IIY MIXIJIJOX LEROY MA'I I'INcLY HMA 22 IiIl.I.Y ML'C'IIulun MARY McDfINAI,l1 MARTIIA MI'lclIIiI,l. Immzraxrz MormRIc l,MliR MILLIRIN l'IcRIaxs PARRIQR lzwAN PllIl.I,lI'S MARY ICYAIA N PHII 1 II-Y CIIII- l'0Y Pxmas U'I I'o ROBBINS Alxrox RI'l'L'llIlE AUIIRIJY SMII-II CARI. S'I'ARI:R BILLY S'l'l5IClIli KliNNli'ltH S'l'liVk'.XR'l' JAMES 'l10I.I.li Ii UIQHN I: VVALIII Nulfc ONIIIA XVAI.I.INr:IfoRn IIOVYARII VVIIILISON NCLASS T H EEIGHTH HENRY M. VVALRER . JOE KNIGll'l' VIOl.I'I'l' DIIQIERICII . 'IQHELMA IIARNEI' l'r11or5.' Rose and Nile Green CLARK .AN'l'l.li KfX'l'llERIXli Bom DIENIS HRAMEI. QIEORGE BURKE ROIIERI' CASH VIRGINIA K'I,ARRIc I :I7I'l'H Cl.IE'I' CIIEs'I'ER COPAS KA'I'IIERI'N DALE VI0I.E'I' DIEIERICII ALICE DORA MARY DRESEI. LUCILLI: I2IvIIvIoNs IfIlI'l'lI EIvIIvIoxs OFFICERS GRADE . . . . .1'ff'.Yi4f4'llf - lyffl'-I'r1'.IiIf1'!1l , . .Sr'u'I'l1Iry Trmsurrr l l0fI1.'z'f.' Pink Kilurney Ruse Mollo: III Knowledge XVE Trubt EIGIITI-I f3RI-KDE CLASS ROLL JAMES FARIS DONALD l'AI'l'CH VVILLA FI.0RI-:NQE Rum' f2AI'l'lll'IR LUCILLE f1Il,VIN PoR'I'IaR fIRAN'I' THEIIMA HARNEI' LAVVRENCE HAI' CHARI,O'l l'E HEIIMHR JOSEIIII HELMER TIIOMIXS IIUIIRARII EI.IzARIc'I'II KNAPP JOSEPH KNIUIII' KIIEORGE MORGAN D0Ro'I'III' PARKER JANE I'EIaRs I,EoxA PIIILLIIIS CI,x'IIE Pm'N'I'IcR JAMES RILEY HERMAN RUIIII CHARLES RosE SCO'l I'lIi RLIIIENAQRER BI-IVHRIIY SOU'I'IIARn IRA '1'Ax'LoR HENRY VVALRER HERIvIAx VVILI.Is0x EUGENIQ VVIIIJII CIIRISTINPC VVORI7 Olflflcliks fJI,IVli jlxxrg Vmxcri . ..... . i . . ', l'rr.fiJf IIARRIH1' Hman . . . . . . . - l'm'-l'rv.mfw111 IQVIZLYN flL'l.IAI,X . - . 1f1'lI.f1ll'l'f CHRIS KlI,IIl'S . . Sm'n'l11r'y f,llIl0I'5.' Blue and W'hitc HU'LC1 '-' Xvlliif R04 lflllzll lilackl-1'l'l' ll.xRv15x' Br-Qkkx lVl.XR'lll.X Iifmlm' Cirzokma S. lfrmoxlf IRI-tw Brwxlxs Rum' Bfrrklxs Annex l5R.XMIiI, Allwlris Bkowx Arnkm' Hr'xxr:l.1, YVli'I'l'.X Iillkrzfnxllz IPRLXNKLIX C'.wl5l1.xRl' Awkrcw C'1.rmNrcx' lXf1Ak10w Colm lfYlCI.X'?x C'L1l.1.rix Louis l,liX'lUN FKIQIJ Dklasril, I,r:11,.x lVlARIIi lCl1RlXc9'l'0X' l7.u'm Iisluumzh lfuxxus livxrxs lfruxx Iixuxxs VVII,l.IlC M. Iwekrzlrsrxw .'l'Iollo: Gmail, l'Ik'fIL'l', lwrt Never let it rest Till good is lwttm' And lwtter is heal. Cmss Rum, juli l'l'ICIl IIARRY flR.XY Rlclmklu Gklfzsfmx C'l..xRr1xc1f: URUCIAQ jmx Gl'11,l-'m me BIl.I.IlZ Ilrixnklcxsox kluux lllfwn' Dox.u,n limes CLI-LURMA lloovs ll.XRRII'f'I'l' llmm R. B. Ilum. VV11,1.1,xM l1L71.x. MoNN.x Illvx'1ls!x1.-xv ICDVVIN jmiwsox Cmus KIIXYUS BILYIKRICIE Kmilx H1a'1'1'x' KMPP jfmsrzl-ulxri linux tirirmczrc I..x'1'1l,xM C'lmR1,1a5 Lxoxs Ilxkvlix' Lmxs IIHRMAN Ixoxs -lxwas lxoxs Dxvln I,v1l,l-1 R.xxnm.vu lwxsux Cilcfmczla Mci'1,.xx.x11. Rlulll lwlcfmum 'I'lmM.xs lVlCl,UX.Xl,ll l.L'c11,l.ra Mornuc Iivr7l.xx Mmu:,xx lfmsm' l'.KVS'5,fX'l' lXl'S'l'lN Qi lKil.IiX lVI.xRllc'l l1x Rossrik C'I1R1s1'1xr1 Sussex M.xk'1'n.x Simms I,oL'1sr: SMITH llowxklm Svklxm-:R I70Ro'1'l1x' 'l'0M1.lx lfkxxclcs 'I'L'r:r:1,r: flI.lYli -Ixxla V.xxcr. Nmuu NV.uum Cll.fXRI.IiS XVI-Il,l,S Vllililli XVul'l'.xKl-:R THE SEVENTH GRADE 24 l EARLE JONES Coach GEORGE FISHTER Fullbacl' JACK RASP Tackle NVILLIAM DICKSON Guard ANTHONY CLTLLEN Tackle COACH 2 6 HARRY REES Quarterbazik HERINTAN PAWSAT Tackle MARVIN WILSON End NORMAN LEE Center I-IORACE SWEET Tackle REVIEW OF THE FOOTBALL SEASON Having begun practice with dismal prospects for a strong team, the Klaysville Bulldogs surprised even their most ardent backers and turned in results for the most successful season since 1925. The Gold and VVhite won six of its eight contests. Against Central Kentucky Conference opposition, Coach .lones's boys won four con- tests and lost only one, ranking fourth in the standing of the league. The success of the Nlaysville gridders was due mainly to the rapid development of the line. Lee, Rasp, Sweet, Cullen, VValker, and Nlitchell formed a strong for- ward wall. In the backfield Fishter developed fine form. Lee, Fishter, and Cullen were ranked among the outstanding players in the Con- ference. Captain Pop Rees was mentioned candidate for the Lexington Leader trophy, an award based on leadership, sportsmanship, and playing ability. Probably the most outstanding victories of the season were the NI. NI. I. and Lawrenceburg games. On the eve of the BI. BI. l. game, the Bulldogs were given genuine, rousing support by everyone at a pep rally when hi. KI. I. was carried in a hearse and burned in effigy, no doubt the largest and most spirited pep rally ever staged by the Nlaysville student body. This fine spirit and action predominated the team and student body for the entire season. THE SQUAD 27 A ii . I - f. 5 1 57 gl 1' t eggj vs ' .jj 'f , ' LJ : Ex, Ti POG U E HARRISON Halfback WINSLOW KENNAN Halfback HARRIS WALKER Guard HOUSTON CURTIS End EUGENE MITCHELL End CAPTAIN 28 W'1LLIAIxI SMITH Ilalfbafk IVIERCER BLANTON Fullback ROBERT BISSIZTTE End JOHN CLARKSON Ifalfbacvl' DONALD FINCH Illannger ROBERT CASE flflanager Sept. Sept. +Oct. a'eOct. 9'eOct. a'eOct. 5'eN0v. Nov. I933 GRID SCHEDULE MAYSVILLE 22-NI aysville 29-Klaysville 6-Maysville 13-Maysville 20-Nlaysville 27-Nlaysville 3--Rlaysville 10-lwaysville if-Conference Games. HIGH SCHOOL Erlanger . . Grayson . . Cynthiana . . Carlisle . . . Lawrenceburg Nicholasville . Nlillersburg . Ft. Thomas . - Au.: A THE SQUAD BASKETBALL In spite of a serious injury and other handi- caps at the beginning of the season, the Mays- ville High School basketball squad got off to a flying start with four consecutive victories. The Bulldog Captain, Pop Rees, unfortunately broke his ankle at the Manchester game early in the seasong consequently our team was consider- ably handicapped, missing his fast floor-work and ability under the basket. However, the other players-Fishter, Lee, Pawsat, Kennan, and VValker, assisted by Cullen and Brodt- continued to put forth their efforts to make a name for themselves and our school. Maysville's first defeat was met at the hands of the great Ft. Thomas team. Score, I9 to 183 however, the outstanding were all characterized by time periods in which the losses of the season heart-breaking over- opponents--Danville, Ft. Thomas, Paris and Georgetown-barely edged out a victory of one, two, or three points. Maysville rooters were all well pleased when the squad succeeded in bringing home victories from Lawrenceburg and Mt. Sterling, two fast and exciting games right up to the last whistle. NORR'IAN LEE Guard Guard HERIXIAN PAWSAT Center HARRY REES For-ward HARRIS VVALKFR Forward VVINSLOW KENINAN Guard EUGENE W'R1cHT Forfward ANTHoNY CUILEN Guard CHARLES BRODT Forfward GEORGE FISHTFR BASKETBALL SCHEDULE lluvclrllwl' ll DeCe111her 20 Jilllllllfj' 5 . slllllllilfj' I2 . J:111u:l1'y 20 hlllllllllfj' 23 .lilllllllfy 26 . .I :1 1 I ll :1 ry 2 7 xlilllllllfj' 3I If.l1ru:1r5' 2 I'1L'LTl'll1l ry 3 1'qt'lH'll1l ry 6 lfel11'11:1ry 10 Fl'hI'll1lTf' 16 I'1k'LH'llIll'j' 1 7 Fl'lH'llZlI'y 23 H1-111 II1-rc llm-11: 114-rc '1'll0!'0 ' 'I'hL'l'4' 'l'l1u1'1- Ilm-rn '1'h.v1'1: I I'l UV!! mhmb llvrvi '1'l11-1'1- THNQ There Iiero . Carlisle . Ft. Thomas . Cyllthizlnzl . Paris . Mt. Sterling . Paris . Cflllhillllil . Danville . Augusta . Genrgetnwlm . Mzlyslick l,:1wre11c'el111rg . .Ashland Imwrcrlcelulrg . Kzxvanuugh . Kavnnnugh :FK 'K COACH JUNICS Thru' yfars arf not .vo long II firm' In lllffi' 1'.XllfkflIl'A'.V, 1111! lhrn' ymrs ago Arllwtlllllllffh ya-zu' 11.1 yo1z,' In lflr limo Ilml you lmfzw' burn fwifh 115 ,I xlrrliny 1'flIll'1Il'f1'l' fum lzrrn .Yhl1flL'lI,' To Ihr lloyx you .ffl ll higfll 5111111111111 Uf fair play and .rtrirf 1Ii.fl'ifllilIt', No! foryo11r.vrlf, lull for lln' good of lllon ll'ill1 qcfzom you form' in rofzlml. liy firing om' of fflflll, You 'won ilu' boyx' fll'III'f5, l'lm'f11g you on ll ffigff fiillllflfll' 11111 mm' lo -wlml an ideal .vhoul1l lux Ywllfflllflll your llbll' 11in'rXlor'.vl1ip, Taro 1Ii.vlrIrf f0IIfl1l1lIlt'llf.f hzmv' lrwfzz -zcon. I fonfll lo ilu' lzoyx on lfn' fif-IJ, Ulfzwr Iimf.f, a frirml to all. CHEER LEADERS Below are the pictures, left to right, of john Clarke, Waller Boyd, and Houston Curtis, cheer leaders elected by the three Senior High classes, which they represent. These cheer leaders have made a name for themselves by their cheer leading at all our athletic contests, whether lvlidget games, intramural basketball tilts, tournaments, or football games, although the results obtained during the regular basketball season are the most praiseworthy. Time and again the student body has responded to their infectious enthusiasm, on various occasions, spurred on by spirited backing from the cheering section, the football and basketball teams have rallied when defeat was imminent to nose out a victory. At the end of the term the cheer leader who has put the most spirit into his cheer leading, in the opinion of the judges fthe student bodyj, will be given a letter with a rnegaphone on it, showing for what the letter was won. 32 ,x N X X N -.-...ll ADVOCATE STAFF lsn't this a homely looking menagerie?-Our best Bulldog supporters-what! -It's Fannie getting a big rush-nope, just posing as junior reporters. - Miss Patterson and Coach jones are the faculty advisers-Hut!! VVhere is roach ?-Shame?? Cullen is a bill shot-vfex- change manl. See how he stands out in the picture.-Now! Now! isn't this just too stun- ning-Uur senior reporters are about to be taken for a ride. Here's a combination-lioyd and Gardner-A ear is on the verge of being wreekerl and they intend to be right in the middle of it.-Your leap, Charley-liend over, Asa, like a good boyf- Three I.ittle Pigs, they cover everything with their bark to the wall. llere sits Chief Piper, full of gloryg Virginia takes up plenty of territory??? - Very dignihed these next three-Diet- erieh, VValker, and Knapp - Poor little VValker. Make way! Big news! - Seventh Grade: Vance, Bur- goyne and Cullen-Ujohnny on the spot. Stewart-Senior VValter VVin- ehell getting the inside dfpe on a lonely rifle just about to take place-Fast work, eh! Moore, Chandler, Dieterieh, and Grimes-they don't look like war correspondents but like they are full of victorious news . . . From the front??? At last we reaeh the end with another Dieterieh, a llroughman, a Carter, and a dear Old llardy- my mon bringing up the rear.- So-o-o, glory be to the Xldfvomtf Staff. qw wmv ANNUAL STAFF Mtss Stttyt . . . . ljlwrury lfrilir A vritin- that hollvs. jtxtvttas C't'1,1.tzN . . .lxxnfizzlw litlimr Whsfs punt' xtssuviattv, .lxtm-'s? ffl..-XIIYS RotxtsR'l'S . . - . . . . . . .1.G.vnriulr l,iln'ru'y lzllilnr lun-s :x smilt- nmkv :t hunk? llxztat. S't't:w.vtx't' . . Spnrlv Iitlilnr With sports :tml wist--t-rautflts, sh-fs tht-rv. Omt, Gmstcxttow, Htcu-ix Mounts . . . . f,'ll'l'IlfllfII1lI .llmnzgfwrs At ytttu' sn-t'x'iwf-. Nmm.tN l.tstc . , . , , . . .'llrrnln'r nf t1tIfz'rrli.vi11g1 Slaff A smile- that mix'-frtist-s. lltiufx KIM: . . PlIIlfIl!H'llf7ll liytfilflf lmst- 'Wu' wztttt at pi--turn-. lltttlkt' Rlilis . . lfll.YiIIt'.f.t' .lltlllilflff An- ull lntsittvss tnvn salt-sum-tu? Mk, lik.-txm-:rxtatskmatfk . . . Spmzwr Un :t hivytflt- mmlv for two. IN1.uu:.'tRtat'j.txt'.tRt . - . . . . . . . . . . lftlilur-irt-fflnrf Um' vhit-t' smih-s lun-ls :tt N-trmxut. 'Z Jl'.XNl'l'A ZW!-iIt:Ak't' , Smtfvxlml Itlfilrar' llitl l tflkv at suztpslwt tn' zt pit-tttrt-2' Ktwttc Ut,Asvm'K . 1,im'ar'y Iivtlflflf' 'Fltink wt- nm-nl t'rt--- vtwsv. Miss C'm.t.tNs . .1tf4I't'l'Ii.VilI!l .l.lfz'i.vwr' A t't-it-ntl nt' vt'-'ry st-uint' claws, lftzx l'1.-XRMER, Axx Rozfxx tMun- atgert, QIEURGIC I tstt'rtiR, Rum' lhkktlik . - . ,ltlfvrr'l1.u11y Slnff XYIM-tt uv go nut. nluvs :ulvvrtisimi mum- in 'Y GIRLS' AND BOYS' GLEE CLUB VI:I.IvIA and HIQLIQN Musif, snlilws, and lzumor. AIII1I,IcIA, MAIIIIIA, LIIIIACIQ Sli quiftg flu' IlIll..ll' Ilosrs. RIIIIY, IIIIINIQ, CLARA LEE, QIENEVA Ring our, fwild llflls-11 song! GI,AIIYs, VIRGINIA, MAIIcAkIc'I', VIR- GINIA Posrd, do Illry nzmn to sing? ASA, JOHNNY, IIAIIRIS, CI.IX'l'ON llzuldlz' up lmyy! gl rlllrp is lfranl. VIRGINIA, RIiNIcIz, MARX'K.,lXf1X k'I'I,Is Ilolzl onf Y0u'f7.'I' yo! lziglz UC . FI.okIzNcIs, FRANQIIS, IEI,IzAIIIe'I'II 1,lIll', Rnlzm, Spzzrrow-Ifw1'1'I! f4'LUl'1'l! JIIANIIA, ANN In tha' Sl1adf1fz,c of .Wy llf'arl. MISS PI2NNINf:'I'0N Im1'.v all sing as ilu' l1Il'IlI1'5 Jlllfl., RUSH I,I:AIc, ITIIANCIQS, jIIIIY, FIIANQIQS Sing? qlml lmIu'.' llliI.l'IN Hlllll alum' llrmusf' I lnfvw you. Rl7l3liR'l' LIIIQ, BUIIIIY, VVII.I,IAIvI, Ilk- NIIQ, DAVIII 4111 ilu' klllfjvl' lzorxwx sat on Ll far. ICIIGIINE, CIIAkIII:s, COI.I.IE, CLAR- ENCIZ, MARY MASON, IIv10I:ENIi Smilm' Tllrouylz fwillz lfflllllj' and Ilzw Iirasf. ANN, SIJII, ANNA BIsI.I,Ie .lust llnw' blooming larlcs. FIIANIQ, jAIvIILs, QIEORCE, CIIAIILHS ll'w'Il llkf' to szny US LCl't', .ldv- lim ' agazn. N1ARGARE'l' ANN, .IliANE'l l'li, 1fI,l.IiN, FRANCES Do Dizzy F1Il!1f'l'JH Ilflelw ilu' ifvory? OIIAI, ,Il ffm' I lwar u lark. GIINIQ, JIMMY, JOIIN, CIIAIaI,Iss, IIAKQ om, C'IIAIzI,Ias lI lIo',I Ilfranl of lln' lirg Baa' II olf? MIXED CHORUS Cain Maury Clark, llelen Ronin, and -ludy Chudwiek afford to leant throughout the ye-nr on lNl:u'gzn'et Ann Dztulton, lxlilfj' Atkinson, and Iiliznlweth Ricketts? VVe wonder at whom Virginian Piper is smiling so sweetly? llzls Reniee Ruggles spied jim- llll9, and we wonder who is draw- ing the :lttention of Rose l,e:u' Vl'el- don, l l'1lllCCS Chznnller, lklurthu Mitehell, and Mary Katherine Cnr- It'l'. Can it he possihle that johnny Clarke, Glen llnrdymon, und liu- gene Houghton have heen deserted hy their feminine 2Illll1lI't'l'5? lf llelen King, Upnl Ureenliosv, lflorenee Carter, and l'il'lllll'l'S Me- Chord were zlttired in lmthing suits, would they he eontest winners? Asn llzly, june ljily, ,linnnie Grant, :ind Audrey lillis. XVhy -Izine-wliere's Chzlrlie? Ann Kirk and Sue C:nnplwll- Be exireful, lwoysl llelen Ronin, Charley Dee Czunplwell, and Imogene Moore. Are three n erowd? lliliilfl llunsieker :ind llelen Mor- ris-together again? Molly Dill is getting, rezuly to go -where? Are two lu-mls lwetter thxln one -- if those heads belong to friendly rivals? Mary M. l'urdon and blllllllllll Zweigxirt. Velma King, Ruhy lizlrker, lfrztnf ees Bierlin, Dorothy Maddox, :ind Myrtle Behymer. Could sueh 11 gang plot zlnytliing evil? Irene Chzidwiela-at rose :nnong four thorns. llzirold lirotlters, YVzilA ter llolton, Clinton llieks, and lirnest Gardner. llnrry Crmvtord :ind Billy llzlll -two imps of evil. David Bloom-VVooden llezul, Pumldin' llend jones. Charles llulx- l1Zll'll1cwll1lI'llt' mi-hoy. jxunes Cullen and lfrzink Mans- here :lt lust. N, ml, Denton, john Pnrlver, lind- die Grunt, und Charlie llrodtf lfour llorsemen. llnrris Yvzilker, lfrzink lxlzlils, Charles lleliner, :ind Daivid Bloom -the sezimps. PEP CLUB Gladys Cox, Mary K. Carter, Martha Mitchell, Myrtle Behymer, and Minnie Lee VVood-VVhat's up, girls? Margaret January. What-No Norman? Annabelle Grimes, Reniee Rug- gles, Ann Rozan, and Virginia Chandler, Hot Dog! Minnie Lee VVood-Come hither! Florence Carter, Julianna Peers, Franves McChord, and Virginia Piper-Horses, Horses, crazy over horses! VVho's reaching for our star? Geneva Bramel? Come out from behind the bush. VVe know you! Margaret January, Miss Collins, and Irene Chadwick. Lorace Staker and Elizabeth Dieterichz Slide, girls, slidel The life of a horse with Ann Kirk, Virginia Chandler, Helen Morris, and Juanita Zweigart. Mary M. Purdon: Lonesome little lover. Pep Club personnel. Molly Day: Has she been taken for a ride? GOLD AND WHITE BOOK OF M. H. S. TRYING Margaret Ann I7uuItun H ICLPING il'I1t'IIllZl Ilurnvy E ARNICST Violet IjIK'll'I'Il'I1 G AY Ann Kirk O NI.Y FI'1lIl1'L'S M1'K'I1:1nI L OYABIJC I Im'em'0 C':ll'ter D ARINU Virginia Pipvr A MIIITIDIIS Annnlee llugghcs N D'I'AIiI,If liIiz:iIvr'lIi Dictc'ricI1 D ANDY Ilclen Rozun W ISIIING Kittiv Glzlacrwk H APPY Margaret -Innuzlry I IDICAI, Norman Irv T YPICAI, Iillgclle VVrigI1t E NIiRGI'f'1'IC jmcpli Knigllt B OIS'1'EROI'S llc-nr-v VV:lIkcr O RA'l'ORIC'Al. Ilerbert Ilzlrgctt O RIGINAI. Iirnest Gardner K IND Otto Rnlwhins O RTIIODOX Henry Cullen F RI ICNDLY Antlmny Cullen M ICRRY klnlm Clark H ANDY Ann RUZIIII S YVICICT Rs-Hire Ruggks SENIOR SNAPS The Seuior's baby. The long arm eonies from keeping the Senior girls off. VVould you eall them digni- fied? -lust at lonesome lover. YVhere do you expect to find her-inside? There's still room for the horse. Hello, grzuidiuzi, where did you get those big, round eyes? The eup doesnlt belong to thein. Hold your head still, Pro- fessor. VVhy isn't the Z1 w u i n g longer? Kid Daniels, U y n a ni i t e Young, One-Round Clark. lJon't fight over the football. If l,ee's legs were scales, they would still be balanced. Rlerely 21 little pole, folks, merely zi little pole. VVoudei' whether he has any feet. Not bound for Hollywood but Timbuktu. All aboard! W1 SENIOR SNAPS xV1llfl'I'lS motro must Hlovv 'cm :mal lcuw lun, lm xr looks like all tlw gurls um still lxzlllglng zlrouml. NX? womlcr wlwrm- Roux Alulict is??? Looks Iikv :Xnn is trying climb Sn'ottlc s l1':l11u'. NVQ- XV0l1lll'l' wlwrc tlwir but tm' lmzllvcs Zll'l'. llocs Iuzmltzl go Ill lol spo1'ts??? XVomlvr :xt whom flu- lun girls lmzxnglng llll rlu- poll' nm Ql'lI1l1lllQ,??? llu-y look llnppyflmt lll rlu-y??? Coulml lin-n lw I5l'l'1lL'lllI1Q .'xlII1??? XR-ni, Vimli, Vid. Un your lnz1rk-1'l'mly---- Nl ffgol lint wlu-rc ? ?? 'lilwylvc' got lvgs - lmt l1:1wn't wc- :1ll??? IAUUIQS llkl' llfllfll SUUS lll lOl ml- big flllllQS in lifc. 0 'lllu' plftllrl' of lilvls otlul simlv. -lust ll'll'lNlS-'IIO l!llll'i', no la-ss. 55? X gag X N ., Q, sw' xp s K 221 . in xx' . , P i ' F'-Ax! if ' , xg . ,VD 1 O r 5 N .N ,X JUNIOR SNAPSHOTS Spzircrilws :mil country luwi' tliumlwin' along. Two littlc' Allll1l0l'S witll 21 Sviiior cl1:1pci'on. l,ittlc' boy lllll7l32ll'll wvlit to rlw cuplmzml :mil yt-llt-tl, 'llxIUOI'l'l fllourvl 'lllw llulux lluclivss, :mil lV:1i'ml fllzlxcy. , - , Ilia' LllC1lfL'l' :mtl tliz' Lzuly. fatty Patty. lilistc-i's, lwlistvrs cu-i'yxi'lii-rv :xml not ll plum- to sit. 'flu' stmlc-nts. .lust ai gigulo :intl Il gigglc. Six little' curls. lflzit on tlu-il' stumziclis. S2llICI'lil'2llll' twistml :mluml SI12ll'k'l'll1S. llp :mtl :lt 'vml Six xvvm' llIlS5l'S-XXI' misgcml 'cm tool l ug1-lim'n. 'lllu' llivil-l'ipn-1' :mtl lwr pipe. SOPHOMORE SNAPSHOTS The SUDIIUIIIOIK' hrziin trnst. VVC llilllif hlzunc him for lilllghlllgg we d0n't think so much of them vsithc-r. A skunk and hor kittvns. Playboys. SIIH-C'l'll1Ol'C Hirts Ct-nso1'ccl by Itchy. Keeping up the Rozztn repu- tation. Squashing another worln. Right to left: Dumb, nit, chimhcr, wit, dnmhvst. Next SIOIJ-AbC1'liCCl1. You nfunt' it? 4,,.--. MISCELLANEOUS Sc SNAPS 'Ven senior lxlssies who stoop to l'Ull1lllt'l' tllrce little lmoys, illllk' Seniors 566111 to he the loun- llllllilll lor two llllll :l llilll llntlel'- l'lll5FIIlt'Il. Otto szlys, llou' 'Ill l tloin'? 5lll'll'h life when :l l1lIIll'l1 of girls get togetlln-l'. Roses 1llXN'2lf'S tllrive wllen IllIll'llS ill? near zlt llalntl. l.ox'e is the sweetest thing, or is it love? lill4HYlt'llg.'L'L' witll frivolity . The old leaning pzxst Illllll wllxlt slle nsm-tl to hes-:lin't XYll1lI 5lll' used to lie. Nzltllre ill tlle rllw is St'lLl0lIl lniltl. l'I'Q'5l1lIl1lll l'llUl'll5 on review. liuv, wzltell 'em step. The Senior llzlsketllzlll ti-zllll c'zln't lillxt' it, or is it lllm-il' lN'I'5llll1llllf? 'I'h' IS gnes tn sllnw tllzlt :I lllllll :ll- XY1ly5 SIIPPUFIS ll XYUIIIZHI. xxillill ll perlert 1'llllll3llI1lllUIl. No wollmler tlley'le so nitty. A lu-et, il peeletl onion, il llexnl of Cllllllilge, llllll llll egg plzlnt. Q IZIZ OZ 602 osr POPULAR SEN: 0 Q4 fair young flower CBy the wayside 'Nods in the early Jllorning breeze cBeautiful-pure elnd sweet, she stands apart Somehow from the rest of us. We grow discouraged, bu! she smiles 04nd the warld's all right again. OR GIRL 01' 172602 0 Sophisticated- 'The possessor of cd personality that Over-shadows all other talents. els an athlete, you delight the Human eye with your grace, your fitness. You are the conception of the ideal Youth of today-our outstanding student BEST ALL-ROUND SENIOR STUDENT 0 ac 90 our best friends-The Advertisers --who haw' gladly cv-operated with us in trying to make' our annual a success, Ire, in return for tlwir serr- icvs, dedicatv the remainder of this book. mjk TUNES' READY-TO-WEAR WHERE QUALITY IS PARAMOUNT A - THE WH T NOT SHOP NEW YORK STORE ANTIQUES . MRS. T. M. COOK west Third MAYSVI 66 We Have What You Wan When You Want Itn Our Aim is To Serve You So Well That We May Serve You Again The Reliable Shoe Store Shoes for the Whole Famffy Ladies': AAAA to EEE Men's: AA to EEE TO THE CLASS OF 1934 HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS! Vvv J. Wood 627 Son FOR WEDDING GIFTS AND GRADUATION GIFTS GIVE GRUEN WATCHES, DIAMOND RINGS SILVER AND JEWELRY THE LASTING AND CHERISHED GIFTS CHAS. W. TRAXEL AND COMPANY JEWELERS Compliments of KENTUCKY SHOE SHOP - . . J H Umted Department W H O es SHOES DONE BY LAMAC PROCESS Stores Incorporated Q 40 WEST SECOND STREET 228 Market Street MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY Edward Breeze A Harold Manley 212 Market Street - 6 West Second Street 'i' . 'i' Floyd Fulkerson ESTASISHED Avery Flora Forest Avenue i ' 115 West Second Stre luwnsns economy Rules' 1 Herbert Poorman Meat Market 212 Market Street TR COMPLIMENTS FINE FOODS, ICES BAUDER'S TOY SHOP SODAS 0 ' GOLDSMITH SPORTING WHITMAN'S CANDIES GOODS AND TOYS COMPLIMENTS WALD MANUFACTURING COMPANY Incorporated MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY Higgins and Slattery Funeral Directors NEW FUNERAL HOME LADY ASSISTANT Calls Answered Any Hour Day Phone 31 Night Phone 110 MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY If You Want to Make a SUCCESS in Life-Wear Better Clothes MARTIN ROZAN Merchant Tailor 8 East Second Street Maysville, Kentucky D. HECHINGER 81 CO. Incorporated Has Been a Good Place for Graduates to Buy Their Outfits Since 1860 QUALITY ALWAYS AT REASONABLE PRICES COMPLIMENTS Of DR. S. M. CLARK ' The honor graduates are the schol- ars who attain the highest averages by hard and conscientious study. ' For 33 years we have been trying to reach an average of 100 per cent for efficiency in a Dry Goods Store service. ' We are only a fraction of a per cent short of our goal. We hope to reach it this year. 'if MERZ BROTHERS MAYSVILLE, KENTUC KY The Store Where Your Mother Trades 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. Banlc of Maysville OLDEST BANK IN KENTUCKY LET US Arrange Your Flowers A Shoulder or Wrist Corsage Wedding Bouquets Flowers for a Siclc Friend ANY ORDER, LARGE OR SMALL CALL US Phone 151 and 152 COMPLIMENTS of J. M. COCHRAN C. P. DIETERICH fs? BROTHER an :Z X W I COMPLIMENTS A of f 1 A. M. JANUARY if ' ii Xff Phil McGuire Geo. Haney This Frigidaire uses no more cur- rent than one ordinary light bulb. Remember, there is only one Frigidaire. See the New 1934 Model at MAINS 53 GAITHER A SATISFIED CUSTOMER IS OUR BEST ADVERTISEMENT HANEY-MCGUIRE HARDWARE CO. Phone 477 Maysville, Ky CLASS PROPHECY 1530 ILVER-SHEATHED and young, yet old as the ages--Fate. She stands, her face now light- ing up with smiles, now hardening in disillusion, and from a long-stemmed pipe within her hand merry bubbles pull loose and float into the air-there to hang, then to disappear. The soap of varied colors that she is using was stacked methodically, too methodically, at her side. I watched, fascinated, as she picks a pink bar and from it blows a bubble-so large, so delicately colored that I gasped in delight. It hung in the air, and in its pink depths I saw and recognized Hazel Stewart. She was at a desk busily writing, and since the desk was large and imposing, I realized she was of importance, probably an editor. just as she looked up and I waved to her, the bubble burst, and Fate nodded approval. A lavender bar she takes now, and the bubble is small but still lovely. Who is that terribly skinny creature in its depths, surely not-Garnet Chamberlain? Poor thing, she's teaching a room full of children. I bet they've worried her skinny. The bubble burst. I looked at Fate and found her amusedly smiling at my astonishment. And then she picks a bar of cool green, and from this bubble grew a dark-haired girl, slim, regal, lovely yet cold. She had a warm heart, I remember, but no one touched it. She's the wife of a wealthy banker-Margaret January. That bubble lingered as if gently pleading with Fate, but only a hardening of the mouth betrayed that silver-sheathed creature. Fate takes a grey bar now and from it blows a bubble of such an indistinct color-a greyish thing. The person in it was blurred, and only with great difl-iculty did I recognize my old pal, Norman I Lee. Fate frowned and looked to see if her pipe was working Cthat bubble wasn't behaving rightj, and when she saw that it was, she laughed and saluted the blurred figure. Even Fate couldn't manage Norman. 'tHe hasn't changed a bit, I remarked maliciously as the bubble burst. And then a golden bubble floated from her pipe, and I imagined I heard the faint chime of wedding bells distantly echoing. I watched in undisguised delight. But I didn't see a church, only a boy and girl speeding down the road, an old cowbell tied to the back end of the car fthe wedding bells I heardl. Looking through the back window of the car, I recognized George Hunsicker and the bride beside him, Gladys Roberts, and over beside Gladys I saw Ben Farmer, looking with adoration at Ruth Clark. I shouted, t'Congratulations! and that sudden commotion burst the bubble. Who could ever grow weary of blowing such beautiful bubbles, but Fate seems so. She taps her pipe impatiently, snatches a bar of crimson soap, and with a mighty puff blows another bubble. Magnif'icent! I cried, and she throws a bar of soap at me. CHowever, she's no good ex- cept for blowing bubbles, so she didn't hit me.J Olivette Austin, attired in a black dress with a silver sash, held her haughty head against that crimson bubble-the latest siren-all men are at her feet, she's adored, hated, but above all, she is loved. A crowd of men surround her. Hot- cha-cha, who do I see in that crowd? Harry Wise, dumbly worshipping, Scotty Boyd, tearing his artistic hair in intense agony the says she's driving him insanej, but the one who seems to be the favorite suitor is Pop Rees, and then into the bubble walked another figure, Mary Martha Purdon, and they turned at once to her fresh loveliness. Scotty ceased tearing his hair, and peace reigned. The bubble burst. And now an orange bubble. What is that? Oh, a baby! and Juanita Zweigart bustling around it. Oh, yes, I remember. She always said she wanted to be a child doctor. She's getting her wish now, for that baby looks like George Fishter. In walks hubby. Oh, George, I heard her say, it's got the colic, and the bubble burst. Fate blew a bubble, a rainbow bubble, with all the colors at her command, and I saw an ofiice, large, expensively furnished. A desk was at one end of it, at which sat a skinny man, gallantly puffing on a great big cigar. Jim Cullen! I gasped. Two efficient, poised secretaries awaited his crders-Margaret Wilson and Madeline Young. 'tMorning edition, Mr. Cullen, said Margaret, and the paper was handed to him. Even as he took hold of it I could see it growing until it blotted out the figures there. I saw in those flashing, black headlines: Helen Morris sues Hermie Pawsat for Breach of Promise. And in slightly lighter headlines: George Hutchison, Captain of N. Y, Police Force is Famous Solver of the Kidnapping of Sweet Molly Day. The culprit was Horace Sweet. He'll spend ten years in the pen, but Molly will be patiently waiting for him when he comes out. You see he kidnapped her because he loved her. I avidly searched for more and I found this: New book, acclaimed by critics, written by Opal Greenhow and Clara Lee Daniels, talented young misses. The title, 'If You Can't Behave, Be Careful,' with illustrations. The pages of the paper mechanically turned, and I saw the radio program. Outstanding events of the air: Barker, Carrigan, Harrison, and Chadwick, the Monkey-House Quartet, harmonizes nightly over station SOS. The pages turn to the ads. Miss Mildred Hutchison, proprietress of the Cat-Gut Restaurant, offers to her public Annalee Hughes, who will give free Latin lessons while you eat. And then Fate takes an indiscriminate handful of bars, rams them into the bowl, chuckling. A gala affair, thought I, this will be. But a plaid bubble, too stripped with colors to allow clearness at first, appeared. Then hazily drifted David Bloom into the foreground. A checkered career his: Two wives, both Kings, Velma and Heleng both queens, first Velma, then Helen. David begins to mutter, and the bubble falls-a few drops of colored water. Fate blows again, but this time without soap. A pure dream of crystal emerged, scintillating, quivering as it caught the light and reflected its own beauty. Ann Rozan, garbed in silver, smiled in her own gracious way to a dark stranger. He took a step, Fate nods approval. The bubble floated from the pipe up into the rarefied air of the sky. The next bubble, blue in color, contained the figure of Marvin, sitting at a school desk, dreaming. The bit of blue would have remained on the pipe, for no move made Marvin, but Fate crushed the fragile bit in her hand. Fate took a white bar now, and from its pure whiteness I saw the bubble-a black figure against the white, a man of the world, suave, experienced, Bill Pollock. He looked a little cynical. I remembered his shy, bashful days and wonderedg and Fate, that unmerciful goddess, laughed at what she had done, laughed at the irony of black against white, and laughing, forgot her pipe-let it fall from her hands. It lies shattered in my dreams. By Kxrrnz GLAscocK. STUDENTS DR- C- L- PULLITT PREFER KEY'S MILK Demgjsf STATISTICS PROVE '--T That More Students Drink Key's Milk Phone 9110 Than Any Other Brand KEY'S MODEL DAIRY Takes This Opportunity to Thank the Students of Maysville High School 22 WEST SECOND STREET IN TERCOLLEGIATE PRESS Man ufacturers and Distributors of COMMEN CEMEN T IN VITATIONS DIPLOMAS VISITING CARDS TROPHYS CAPS AND GOWNS CLASS GIFTS EMBLEMS YEAR BOOKS MEDALS THANK-YOU CARDS JERRY BLUCHER, Kentucky Representative We Cater to the Best People Compliments of in Town Scotty 5 Beauty and It is a Pleasure to Serve All School Barher Shop S 'de '5 A GOOD PLACE TO EAT W Market Street Maysville, Ky. N C THE SULSER-COCHRAN INSURANCE AGENCY Real 1718117617106 .Service Phone No. 1 Maysville, Kentucky A MESSAGE FROM THE STATE NATIONAL BANK To Our 1934 Graduates A PART OF ALL YOU EARN IS YOURS TO KEEP EARN PERSISTENTLY SPEND WISELY SAVE CONSERVATIVELY VANCE'S Modern Laundry THE REXALL STORE and Everything in Dry Cleaning Company DRUG STORE NEEDS Striving to Please It Pleases Us to Please You Phone 57 Phones 163 164 Maysville, Ky. The Croghan Engraving WQQD 69? GRIGSBY and Printing Co. Phone 59 FREMONT, OHIO Gas and Electric Supplies KELVINATORS ENGRAVED AND PRINTED STUDENT NAME CARDS ESTATE HEATROLAS WELCOME TO MAYSVILLE'S NEWEST CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE HUNSICKER AND McCARTHY MARKET STREET J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Serves the Nation A Modern .Servant for a Modern Age-ELECTRICITY KENTUCKY POWER 86 LIGHT COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER Calvert and Buckley . SHOP AT WARD'S Walter W. Matt1ng1y G The Home of Real Economy rocer Montgomery Ward E97 DEALER IN FANCY GROCERIES Company MEATS AND PRODUCE Phone 818 Phone 729-J 24-26 East Second Stree 402 E second street MAYSVILLE KY MAYSVIU-E, KY COMPLIMENTS OF MAYSVILLE KROGER STORES NELSON CHILDS PRENTICE ROLLINS WALTER PARKER RICHARD HUMPHREY KEITH Ed KEITH MOTOR CAR COMPANY . ' BUICK-OLDSMOBILE-PONTIAC Firestone Tires Willard Batteries The House That Good Service Built J. D. KEITH Phone as T. A. KEITH, JR. CLASS HISTCRY KITTIE GLASCOCK ilfli Outlined against the hazy background of the future- Silhouettes-shadows. Yes, that is the past, Those shadows of yourselves-moving, Groping, darting along the pages of history. You're silent figures, yet your gestures, invested With a touch of merriment, Belie your noiseless pace, each masked, Slimly outlined, picnic baskets Held-tight in hand, Girls in evening dresses flirtaciously running. They're willing to be chased. Youth and Shadows. Card tables stand against a wall, Dancing figures flit by-rhythm-no sound- But you can feel beauty- Beauty and shadows. Tall figures loom upon the background- Teachers, parents, friends. But your darting, agile figures smile Smiles that grow into silent, rowdy laughter- Then whispered laughter- And shadows, eternal. ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW iii THE HOLLYWOOD The Famffy Theatern WHERE EVERYBODY GOES SANDWICHES THAT YOU WILL LIKE! J. W. DE BOLDS' Sc HAMBURGER INN Pop Corn and Caramel Corn 129 West Second St. Maysville, K We Cater to the BEST PEOPLE IN TOWN It is An Honor To Have Maysville School Students As Our Guests i-The Best of Foods- EllTE CUNFECTIUNERY HIGHEST QUALITY DRY CLEANING lt Pays to Present a Neat and Clean Appearance New Way Laundry fe? Dry Cleaning Company C. D. RUSSELL, Proprietor Phone 797 Second and Wall Street MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY The Finest of Laundry Work GEORGE H. FRANK STAPQEOQEEIEQNCY vvv FRESH MEATS MAYSVILLES GARRONI BROTHERS FOREMOST GLOTHIERS ph,,,,,,,283 Gibson Chevrolet Sales At Your Servicen SEIBERLING TIRES WRECKER SERVICE PHONE 857 THLA1 RF RUSSELL v . MAYSVILLE KY. 9 THE WHITE MANOR Where You Feel At Home MAYSVILLE'S BEST HOTEL REASONABLE RATES Tub and Shower Baths All Outside Rooms R. F. CABLISH, Proprietor WEIS MEATS ARE THE BEST MEATS ALWAYS FRESH ALWAYS CLEAN ALWAYS REASONABLY PRICED Weis Sanitary Marlcets Don't Buy Any Automobile Until You Have Driven the 1934 V-8 Ford The Car Without u Price Class Clarlce Motor Company MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY WE TAKE THE DENT OUT OF ACCIDENT White and Bromley Blacksmiths and Machinists PHONE 58 Limestone and Second Streets MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY FOREST BENN ER Puritan As closely strict As finely true as Luther Modernized. In time we hope to know you. WALTER HOLTON A voice Is heard by us Deep with meaning and thoughtg It rumbles out and fills the air With music. CGNGRATULATICNS vvv We challenge you and your ambftfons. We challenge you to carry on the good fight: to Complete what we have begun, to win in this great struggle The Womanss Exchange New Central Hotel Eyers' Studio Leo Slattery Hutchison Grocery Store C. L. Clift Class of 1931 B. fo? R. Radio Company Kirk-Breslin Warehouse Company Security Bank and Trust Company Maddox Furniture Store Knox Funeral Home CONGRATULATIONS vvv W can only congratufate you. Press on-Thfs book fs of the fast. BE You now win make the fut A. O. TAYLOR., MD. W. H. OARTMELL. MD. J. 1. MCOOWELL. Os. O. M. MCGUIRE. MD A. R. QUIGLEY, MO W. E. HORO. MD. M. I-IARGETT, LLB. RNARD OOUOHLIN. LLB. W. O. PHILLIPS. MD. ROY GIEHLS. Oc. J. W. PORTER fa SON FAREWELL GLADYS ROBERTS ini A pause for meditation, A sigh of sincere regret, A tear, unheeded, trickles down our cheek That time, Looked for, longed for, yet dreaded, Has arrived. Joyful? Yes. Success has been attained. Sorrowful? A feeling, akin to pain, too deep, too Immortal, envelops us. Oh, that it weren't so. But it is so. The crossroads are here. From the main highway Where sailing has been easy To crossroads. From friends, who have been considerate, Who have comforted and encouraged To strangers. What has been We know. Happenings that are seared into Our memory. Seated so deep That even death Cannot erase the scars. But what will be? We know not. We hope and pray That the Almighty will be lenient With us, Youthful travelers on a new highway. 1-ff. ' '.