Owensboro High School - Owensboroan Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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A f'Jhe0WENSBORAN W 1 rl L' l l J v uw. F ' x ,kg X is jg. P 1 ls? z wg 1-. 1 1.3.5 E4 big V A A ,yi if f . E5 .3 ll fi f O. D. Miller, Editor-in-Chief Morton Iler, Business Manager 0 THE o E H W NSBORAN S . V The 1927 Owensboran was published at an approximate cost of one Q thousand one hundred and twenty dollars 431120. This amount was 'YQ raised by the sale of the books, proceeds from the senior play, and the - advertisements sold to the numerous merchants of Owensboro who are A 1 interested in the school. The staff acknowledges the assistance of the engraver, Bush-Krebs ' Company, Louisville, Kentucky, the printer, .Messenger Job Printing in Company -and the photographer, Mercer's Studio, Owensboro, Kentucky. ' i 'Believing that an annual, or year book is one of the forms of adver- U tismg a school, the staff has worked with this end in view attempting to g put before the minds of the reader the best parts of the school. 5 EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT 5X O. D. Miller-Editor-in-Chief Jessie Davis-Art Editor . Laura Gruenka-Assistant Editor Catherine Brown-Typist QQ Ellen 5art.SmitliF:SeniorEE1dgtor Julia Lee Ditto-Miscellaneous Editor X, 11116 OITISOII- 1 6I'3.Ty 1 OI' X BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Morton Iler, Business Manager T. J. Mattingly, Assistant Business Manager Q , William Cary, Advertising Manager . Wi Rl Y S gf iii A -1 . Y 1, , , ,., ,-,, 5 - . , I - Page Sixty-six