Owensboro High School - Owensboroan Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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l if ,-, if aheoxvzusoomu XE Fi . M ' 1 V - IS A la? F 1 1 l V . s Sw ' , Q5 i l 4 sig . K5 i 1 E llff f all W li ltr E i , Xl , L fa Ol .0 H yu il ig KU 6? N. 3 'N ELLEN HART SMITH 2 ii Valedictorian of Class 127 l X T. 1 Ji In every field of endeavor there is al- ff ' 1 Ways one that excells, one who stands head ' no , and shoulders above his or her fellowmen. ' , Pi. Miss Ellen Hart Smith leads the class of 2 1927 in scholastic honors. V 1 QQ In all the records of the many valedicto- l V rian's in the history of O. H. S. Ellen -A gi, Hart's record does not suffer the cornpar- ison in a single case. Her Work is a credit .V AJ to O. H. S. and we look forward to the V. - ' glory she is sure to reflect upon her Alma , 52 Mater. yff gill fi Sl Z' m--1. ...S Q :S Page Thfifrty-seven K

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Q pq Zig? l P L - Q '- - As-X '- nvLg!3f:RfL YR' xiii V 1 1 gil IZ? sl. it il 1. bi 2 if JY, 55x we ' F c l' . ,i x 0 O H H S 3 'ry' 6 Q iw 54 .Q L4 L' JULIA LEE D1TTo l' X K ., . U l .1 5 A Julza Lee 5 . ,Nb From the many scores of girls Whom We 'SR may be proud to have represent O. H. S. 1' ' X, anywhere, the Senior Class has had to ' I xg choose the one girl who typiiies the spirit 2 of the Owensboro High School best of all. vi Surely, the selection of the class of 1927 il , W 1 could not have been better. Miss Ditto's A, record in school activities cannot be sur- 76 Q passed. Her ever readiness to serve, her l fair judgment, the consideration shown to ff LX! her fellow-students has endeared her into 7 , 73 the hearts and minds of all With whom she ,A Q came in contact. The choice this year will 7 W be hard to surpass in the years to come. I xi t IIA iii Y j LE. -. , , , , ,, ., , , , .4 Page Thirty-six

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X rf t as . cg a 'JheOWENSBORAN lffl l Si w SS W' N . be the F , be ll lt r fi li v i lr 4:3 Y W A H S IRQ , H2 R . -X ' ASHTON MILLER HAYNES ! ' ,g Salutatorizzn of the Class of 127 4 To the runner-up in any race should be fm ll given honor he richly deserves. The salut- 1 I' atory stands for four years' work more than well done, for four years' outstand- ing scrolarship and promise of greater things in the future. Too much emphasis, also, cannot be placed on the interest in tl studies Well done for the joy of the work- ing. Such a characteristic, and one so in- if variably applied, cannot fail to bring suc- ' A RQ cess. Q ,El Q Xl .V EQ: 2, ,gif fy EE , la -it lil or - Q2 7 Page Thirty-eight