University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 221 of the 1923 volume:

SEA TT ee antucky Grin A Pee pe i Volume II Louisville, Kentucky, June, 1923 Number Published monthly during the college year by the students of the University of Louisville, at 119 West Broadway, Louisville, Kentucky. Subscription price $2.00 per year. “Entered as second-class matter January 18, i. at ee office at Louisville, Kentucky, under the Act of March 3, 1879.” “ Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in section 1103, Act of October 3, 1917, authorized January 27, 1922.” - ayy? This publication marks the successtul com- pletion of the second year of The Kentucky Cardinal. It portrays in part our college life for the year 1923 and chronicles the ruents that will live im our memories in the uears to rome. Even as our love and loyalty for our Alma Mater will be shown by the way in which we support it in its ever increasing qreat- ness, this uoliue is intended to prove to the ritizens of Donisville that their university is gr owing in breadth and stature and mis- Dom. t | fo ———=T 49 23 = = ‘(Cle - The Kentucky Cardinal FO] O=—S, ) Bi Bl 3 fo ) | 4 Bia || Fis t 1 | Order of Bonks : BOOK I | | Che University and The Faculty , BOOK II J Che Colleges e Arts and Srieurces - Dam LN Dentistry - Medicine q Public Gealth H BOOK III IN Organizations BOOK IV Publications BOOK V Che Greeks BOOK VI Athletics vee BOOK VII Adurrtisements SIS IOOI ISHED FOO III ODIOS Pane Five : Pane Six Sai ° y) a = aa + he ee ft | — ae oO ))) == (ee Fo IO] @| | Drdircation — PISS ONO PRINT Co our friend, counsellor, and chancellor, a man whose breadth of scholarship is recognized in all educational tirrles, and whose ideals are foded upon honor, i rourtesy, an d fair dealing, we dedicate this unliune of : | Che Keutucky Cardinal. YN gePry, OX ei John L. Patterson, A. A, Litt. 2., LL. D. OO OD OSCAR i ae YOO PO'9SS. a E I � iT ANAS Harel i LOK ; , Pane Seven Fe is | YY, VU ‘ 2 mer! : ; f é SS JL } 4 Oe ee FER EEE ES EEE TOME SSS IK IOC KICK KD OMI % IDOI LPO DFO FOP III III SII IIS ] BS | aaa a TO ree « ? E ae wr ra A. Y. Ford, A. B., LL. B., President University of Lonisuille Pane Eight : ¥ See Pee Bee, - =, sou Che OlD WUniuersity Gowener beautiful the new university on the nem ramus may be, mbene’rr we look within this hook and view the buildings wherein we spent four uears of college life, we, with Wordsworth, ran Fal: “And we must think, do all we ran, Chat there was pleasure there.” “BWihile thy spirit burns within me, Yea, and that will forever be, Sa lovg my Alma Mater J will be true to thee.” bee i ae eS Oe Ae Nc a ha ha cn ns | Se DEMISE ETHER “Myself when young did eagerly frequent Doctor Saint and heard great argument About it and about---but evermore Came out by the same door as in J went.” ee a Whence is thy learning? Gath thy toil o'er books consumed the mid- night nil?” Ah, ny friend, “A good book is the life- blond of a master spirit.” Where seivuce first dawned on the powers of reflection And crystallized or dissolurd our theories. et ee | Meh TGAgages With embryo doctors the seed of wisdom did J sow, And with mine own staff wrought ta make if gro. “Earth has uot anything to show mare fair; Dull would he be of soul who could pass by A sight su touching in its majesty.” _ 9 23 ie ieee iar + The Kentucky Cardinal — e “Same aI@ ?) Crusters of the University + A. ¥. Ford, A. B., LL. D. President Oscar Feuley Marvin WH. Lewis fielm Bruce William W. Davies John W. Barr TC. . Ietfersan B. Berubeim W. H. Bradbury Charles C. Stull Fred W. Keisker Page Twenty-three SS Kae kee” Ko” fra TN, ee A . (QE-s Y famed The Kentucky Cardinal bi SEA SSS BE lieu Tn Ce— —$—$ $$$——= oe! —$ SS yy Ze T19 Che Kentucky Cardinal 0 23 == Uniuersity Farulty WILLIAM DAVENPORT, A. M., Registrar Associate Professor of Education JOHN L. PATTERSON, A.M., Litt.D., LL.D., Chancellor University of Louis- ville Professor of Education WILSON P. SHORTRIDGE, A. M., Ph., D., Transferred to University of West Virginia, ’23 Professor of History EARLE B. Fow er, A. B., Ph. D., Secretary of the Graduate School Professor of English AusTIN R. MIDDLETON, A. B., Ph. D., Professor of Zoology Moriey A. CALDWELL, A. M., Ph. D., Professor of Philosophy NORMAN J. WARE, A. B., Ph. D., Professor of Applied Sociology CHARLES O. MCMAHON, A. M., Professor of Romance Languages ALFRED W. HOMBERGER, S. M., Ph. D., Professor of Chemistry WARWICK M. ANDERSON, S. B., Professor of Physics Acting-Dean College of Arts and Sciences B. M. BRIGMAN, S. M., Adviser of Men Professor of Engineering and Drawing R. S. CoTTreriLt, A. M., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of History and Economies ELIZABETH Hoskins, A. M., Adviser of Women Instructor in English KEITH SPERRY, Instructor in Design, Metal, and Jewelry Work SARA LANDAU, A. M., Instructor in Commercial Subjects J. FRANKLIN BRADLEY, A. B., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of English Faculty Adviser of The Kentucky Cardinal Boyp MARTIN, Instructor in Dramatics A. LEE Eppy, M. D., Professor of Applied Biology Physician to the College ANDREW P. DusTIN, A. B., Recorder Assistant Professor of Latin and English IRENE GRAYBROOK, A. M., Instructor in Biology RutuH Lee Kocu, A. M., Secretary to Mr. Brigman HELEN DONALDSON, Director School of Public Health EVELYN J. SCHNEIDER, A. M., Librarian and Assistant in Mathe- matics Page Cwenty-fine CULO Tt ——— || a - ; r ss so || aaa - ae. Sam Che Kentucky Cardinal % oe Ez ee eee Peer vee TNNTRAENSES SSN EASA TTR DvE UPPER EET $4 || eI el | SL SOKD OE % SOOO OS SOOO XIII SIT OD 2, OGG a! Nicos % $ | The Kentucky Cardinal University Faculty B. F. ZIMMERMAN, M. D., Assistant in Surgery Director of Laboratory Operative Surgery L. S. McMurtry, M. D., Guy Aup, M. D., Assistant in Surgery JOHN R. WATHEN, A. B., M. D., Professcr of Principles and Prac- tice of Surgery and Clinical Surgery SIDNEY J. MEYERS, M. D., F. A. C. P., Professor of Me dicine and Clinic- al Medicine JOHN W. PRICE, JR., M. D., Adjunct Professor of Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology L. R. CURTIs, Assistant in Medical Jurispru- dence Louis FRANK, M. D., Professor of Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology SIEGEL C. FRANKEL, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Medicine JOHN WALKER Moore, M. D., Professor of Research Medicine Morris FLEXNER, M. D., Instructor in Clinical Microscopy SAMUEL G. DABNEY, M. D., Professor of Diseases of the Ear, Nose, and Throat, and Clinical Diseases of the Eye Deceased FRANK W. FLEISCHAKER, Ph. G., M. D., bar «eal Oe 12 Se Professor of Medicine and Clinical Medicine GEORGE HAyes, M. D., Professor of Physiolegy J. B. Luxins, M. D., Assistant in Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology J. H. PUTCHETT, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Pediatrics VirGIL S. Simpson, A. B., M. D., F. A. GP, Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Pharmacology CHARLES FARMER, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology STUART GRAVES, M. D., F. A. C .P., Professor of Pathology and Bac- teriology Pathologist to Louisville City Hospital IRVIN ABELL, A. M., M. D., Adjunct Professor of Mental and Nervous Diseases A. T. McCormack, A. M., M. D., Dean of the School of Public Health and Professor of Trop- ical Hygiene and Sanitation CALVIN G. ARNOLD, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology Pane Cwenty-seuen [SS sen, 3 ISAOOOOOD SOOO OOOOOOO cit Th i BS right ge Omenty Pa )| ene” ame” Kamer The Kentucky Cardinal a —————— — C Sw� University Faculty Wo. B. Donerty, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics Wn. Marcus RANDALL, D. D. S., Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry and Technics PuHiuie L. MULL, S. B., M. D., Assistant in Anatomy Leroy TILESTON, S. B., D. D. S., Clinical Instructor in Operative Dentistry H. B. TILESTON, JR., D. D. S., Clinical Instructor in Orthodontia H. B. Scorr, A. M., M. D., Assistant in Neurology F. J. Kierer, M. D., Assistant in Obstetrics IssAAc A. LEDERMAN, A. B., M. D., Professor of Diseases of the Eye, and Clinical Diseases of Ear, Nose, and Throat Wo. E. Gorepper, D. D. S. Clinical Instructor in Prosthetic Technics and Crown and Bridge Prosthesis Puiup F. Barsour, A. M., M. D., F. A. Gir nee Professor of Pediatrics LEon L. Sotomon, M. D., Professor of Medicine and Clinical Medicine CALVIN G. ARNOLD, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology GEORGE A. ROBERTSON, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Wm. J. YOUNG, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Dermatolo- gy and Syphilology LAMAR W. NEBLITT, M. D., Assistant in Surgery J. GARLAND SHERRILL, A. M., M. D., EDWARD SPEIDEL, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics CLAUDE T. WOLFE, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Diseases of the Eye, Lar, Nose, and Throat Oscar W. Doyus, A. B., M. D., L. L. B., Adjunct Professor of Therapeu- tics CHARLES W. Hippitt, A. B., M. D., Professor of Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology WALTER DEAN, A. B., M. D., Adjunct Professor of Disease of the Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat F. C. M. SMITHSON, A. B., S. M., Assistant Professor of Chemistry L. R. Evxars, M. D., Resident Surgeon City Hospital Assistant in Surgery Pane Twenty-aine Page Thirty ee Ch | ESR a D The Kentucky Cardinal ed Sees Ses) | 7 University Faculty FRANK W. Rounps, A. B., D. D. S., GEORGE A. HENDON, M. D., Professor of Anesthesia and Oral Professor of Principles and Prac- Surgery tice of Surgery and Clinical Surgery Harry BAXTER HOLMEs, D, D. S., Professor of Materia Medica and BERNARD ASMAN, A. M., M. D., Therapeutics Professor of Diseases of the Rec- JOHN T. O’RourKE, D. D. S., van ‘ Professor of Metallurgy and Phy- Guy Aup, M. D., S1¢s Assistant in Surgery A. P. WinuiaMs, D. D. S., W. I. Hume, M. D., | Clinical Instructor in Radiography Assistant in Surgery Epwarp Henry Hussucu, D. D. S., E. C. Hug, D. D. S., Professor of Crown and Bridge Clinical Instructor in Oral Sur- Prosthesis gery LOODOSOOOOOD OOOO Max MAuvrIcE EBLE, D. D. S., F. W. CLayTon, M. D. ® } Professor of Practice, Ethics, and 4 History H. B. Scott, M. D. % FrANK B. Hower, D. D. S., G. L. SPILLMAN, A. M., Ci‘y Hospital Instructor in Den- Professor of Germanic Languages tal Surgery (Colleges of Arts and Sciences) Page Thirty-one . r) =—==Tr'19 The Kentucky Cardinal “Me 23 EE DD University Faculty : Di, President of the Faculty and Pro- fessor of Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology WILLIAM C. DUGAN, M. D., Professor Emeritus of Surgery and Clinical Surgery GC. W. Kertuy,; M. D., Cc. M., Professor Emeiitus of Anatomy CARL WEIDNER, SR., M. D., } Professor Emeritus of Hygiene and Preventive Medicine I. N. Bioom, A. B., M. D., Professor of Dermatology and Syphilology ApDOLPH O. PFINGST, M. D., Professor of Ophthalmology WituiamM A. JENKINS, A. M., M. D., F. A. C. B., Professor of Medicine and Clinic- al Medicine GRANVILLE S. HANES, M. D., Professor of Diseases of the Rec- tum HERBERT BRONNER, A. B., S. B., M. D., Professor of Genito - Urinary Diseases CHARLES Brookovrre. S. M., Ph. J). Professor of Anatomy, Histology, and Embryology FrED ForcuHT, Professor of Medical Jurispru- dence W. BARNETT OWEN, M. D., Professor of Orthopedic Surgery CHartes G. Lucas, A. B., M. D., F. A. Lewis S. McMurtry, A. M., M. D. LL lie Professor cf Gastro-Enterology and Dietetics JOHN J. Moren, M. D., Adjunct Profesor of Mental and Nervous Diseases G. Guy Forser, M. D. Adjunct Professor of Surgery HERMAN Humpurey, A. B:, -M. D:, Adjunct Professor of Anatomy Guy P. Gricssy, M. Ly Adjunct Professor of Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology Deceased Epwarp C. RepMon, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Pharmacol- ogy Assistant in Dermatology and Syphilology JAMES RoyYDEN PEABopY, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Otology J. tA, RRS I. Ds, vy Adjunct Professor of Medicine J. N. McCormack, M. D., : Lecturer on Ethics and Medical Economics D. Y. KeirH, M. D., Instructor in Radiology J. Paut KeituH, M. D., Instructor in Radiology H. H. HAGAN, M. D., Assistant in Surgery Cuas. H. WHITLATCH, M. D., Assistant in Surgery E. OWSLEY GRANT, A. B., M. D., Assistant in Genito - Urinary Diseases S. C. McCoy, M. D., Assistant in Surgery B. S. O’BrIEN, M. D., Assistant in Orthopedic Surgery HirAM S. Eacers, M. D., Assistant in Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology ORVILLE MILLER, M. D., Assistant in Orthopedic Surgery J. T. HULSKAMP, M. D., Assistant in Diseases cf the Rec- tum Morris FLEXNerR, M. D., Instructor in Clinical Microscopy Director of the Laboratory of Pharmacology CLEVES RICHARDSON, M. D., Assistant in Surgery OLE CLEVELAND JACKSON, A. B., Instructor in Anatomy A. O; DEWEESE, S. B. in Education Assistant in Pharmacology ANNA G,. NewE II, A. M., Ph. Ds Associate in Serology and Bacteri- ology Page Thirtu-tun kes [Tt =r 739 Jos. J. WYNN, M. D., Assistant in Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Marion E. Pirkey, M. D., Assistant in Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Beryi H. PAIGE, A. M., Instructor in Pathology and Bac- teriology R. C.. Kane, M. D:, Instructor in Pathology and Bac- teriology HucGuH G. JETER, S. B., Demonstrator in Bacteriology EpWIN DARGAN Siti, M. D., Assistant in Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology Wo. EpGar FALuIs, M. D. Assistant in Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology CLAup G. HorrMaNn, M. D., Assistant in Genito - Urinary === Ee R Diseases 4 Grorce H. Day, M. D., eS Assistant in Genito - Urinary f Diseases BeN F. UNperwoop. M. D., Assistant in Surgery and Anes- thesia Bess Burton MATHIS, S. M., Assistant in Chemistry W. HAMILTON LONG, M. D., Instructor in Anesthesia OD SON NOI oS POP SSNS III SPS ENS CRIOSOOE Tit ‘fed ROBERT BURTON POLING, S. B., Assistant in Anatomy S. W. WEINBERG, M. D., Assistant in Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat CHARLES C. MAUPIN, M. D., Assistant in Oto-Laryngology I. A. ARNOLD, M. D., Assistant in Surgery Jas. W. Bruce, M. D., Assistant in Pediatries L. WALLACE FRANK. M. D., Assistant in Surgery Frep G. SpeIpeL, M. D., Assistant in Medicine Che Kentucky Cardinal Na University Faculty Pane Thirty-three TuHos. F. HALE, M. D., Assistant in Medicine ALICE N. Pickett, M. D., Assistant in Obstetrics WILLIAM T. MCCONNELL, M. D., Assistant in Obstetrics and Clin- ical Pathology Resident Pathologist City Hos- pital Ropert T. PirTLE, M. D., Assistant in Orthopedics Tuomas M. Dorsry, M. D., Asistant in Genito - Diseases FRANK P. STRICKLER, M. D., Assistant in Surgery Emory L. Dravo, M. D., Assistant in Neurology HeRBERT E. SCHOONOVER, M. D., Assistant in Gynecology J. P. BOULWARE, M. D., Assistant in Gynecology MELVILLE C. BAKER, M. D., Assistant in Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Kart D. WINTER, M. D., Assistant in Surgery Louis EpLeson, M. D., Assistant in Syphilology A. LEE Eppy, M. D., Assistant in Medicine PHILIP L. MULL, S. B., M. D., Assistant in Anatomy A-+1;.. BASS: Ae Bs is Assistant in Diseases of the Har, Nose, and Throat Lron K. BALpaur, A. B., M. D., Assistant in Medicine MAY E. Coon, Secretary Mary E. BUEHNER, Librarian NELI. RIORDAN, Librarian Urinary A ®) i ——— ES a —— SS SSS ZEA ate ardinal (223 Sas Sa @E S foe ower The Kentucky Cardina DPA, Sat 76 i: a Gui — —— ee yw) University Farulty Byron Darius Rivers, A. M., D. Dass Professor of Oral Hygiene and Dental Embryology Heman Humpuety, A. B., M. D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy Austin R. MippLeToN, A. B., Ph. D., Professor of Biology GroRGE Hays, M. D., ; Professor of Physiology BENJAMIN SEELIG WASHER, A. B., S. B., Le Ds Professor of Jurisprudence WiiuiAM E. Gorepprr, D. D. S., Associate Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry R. B. Pouine, A. B., Associate Professor of Anatomy, Histology, and Embryology J. A. KAsprr, M. D., Resident Pathologist Bery.L H. Paice, A. M., Instructor in Pathology and Bac- teriology Hucu C. Jeter, S. B., Demonstrator in Bacteriology G. H. Heyman, D D. S., Instructor in Periodontia A. O. DEWEEsE, S. B. in Education, Associate Professor in Physiology IRENE GRAYBROOK, A. M., Assistant in Biology Louis Sirr, S. Baca. Professor of Mathematics “JAMES S. BLACKWELL, A. ES Ph Oe Professor of Ancient Languages Deceased B. C. Rivers, A. M., D. D. Sy Clinical Instructor in Oral Hy- giene H. H. Barker, A. B., D. D. S., Supervisor of Clinic CHARLES A. FUNK, D. D. S., ; Demonstrator in Clinical Dentis- try Bruce Funk, D. D. S., : : Demonstrator in Clinical Dentis- try Gob: Rick. D. Dhaws. ‘ Demonstrator in Clinical Dentis- try GeorGE H. MEANS, D. D. S., Demonstrator in Clinical Dentis- try CHARLES T. MATHISs, Demonstrator in Clinical Dentis- try WALTER BAMBOE, D. D. S., Instructor in Technics ELIZABETH G. Rogers, A. B., Secretary to the Dean HELEN MANN, Cashier in Clinic Mary K,. WILett, Clerk in Clinic RutH K. Srureis, Librarian Wo. B. BELNap, A. M., Professor of Economics CHRISTINE BoHon, A. B., Assistant in the Library JOHN P. GRANT, Professor of Music Pane Thirty-four aa =e) The snes Cardinal cc CS C—O University Faculty Ze SEE ETS HEE FAST EE WitLtIAM MaArTIN SANpsTROM, A. B., RoserT F. VAUGHAN, A. B., LL. B., S: M,, Professor of Law Professor of Physiological Chem- Perry B. MILLER t ar oe - ’ rT atty Professor of Law EULALIA BOoHON, A. M., JosepH S. LAURENT, LL. B., ; Secretary to the Registrar Professor of Law | IN CHARLES B. Seymour, LL. B., Dean WituiaM H. FreLp, LL. B., e Professor of Law Professor of Law Leon P. Lewis, Ph. B., J. D., NEVILLE Minter, A. B., LL. B., Professor of Law Ss tary, Professor of L ee oe ee Epwarp J. McDermort, A. B., LL. B., LE. D., BERNARD B. BAILEY, A. B., A. M., J. D., Professor of Law Professor of Law H. M. DENTON,S. B., A. B., LL. B., He] JOSEPH a PEELER, A. B., LL. B., Professor of Law i: : Professor of Law Pretesun of Law oe Harris W. CoLeMAN, A. B., LL. B., TEOMAS POWERLY MARTIN, Ph. D., Professor of Law Prefessor of History Page Chirtu-fiue e offer our Love and appreciation for the help and encouragement, the instruction and assoriations which have formed a large part of our college life. We shall not forget in the years to come mhat we owe to our farulty, or the loyalty and faith we feel for the old H. of ZL. Beyond the life of the printed page, there shall live that which exists in our hearts to-day for our Alma Mater and for our faculty. SSeS OSS Ss Sruinr Class Officers College of Arts and Srivures + Hiuck Dorman, President Frances Winstandley, Mary Elizabeth Theobald, ice President Secretary Chumas Rice, Treasurer Bruce Vaure, Sergeant-at Arms Page Thirty-nine — — == ———- =z , pre. Se Te ZS KD eX The Kentucky Cardinal Zea — — _ —f, — —— ——— —7 Senior Class PAULINE ARMES, A. B. Z : : ; : : ; Louisville, Kentucky BETA SIGMA Oxford College (1, 2); Journalism Club (38); Basketball Squad (3); Uni- versity Y Club Cabinet (3), Treasurer (4). REBECCA BROWNSTEIN, B.S... sy. . . Louisville, Kentucky University of Louisville Players (1, 2); La Societe Francaise (3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (3, 4); Chemistry Club (4); Glee Club (4); Class _ Representative Boosters’ Club (4). ‘mee? ; = WALLACE H. Cavusie, A. B. Glee Club (8, 4). — _ en Lf —_—— Peeper tas! fh L: | (A) TH : | i | i jt Senior Class it a : (Q3 s 1 4 Mary CATHERINE Coun, A.B. . . . . Jeffersonville, Indiana HS | PHI BETA PI—INDIANA UNIVERSITY i z University of Louisville Players (3, 4); John L. Patterson Honor Society bi 4 ||| || baa 4 DutcieE DENTON, B. S. C. Louisville, Kentucky EPSILON OMEGA University of Louisville Players (1); University Y Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Chemis- try Club (2, 3, 4); John L. Patterson Honor Society (3, 4). FincK Dorman, B. S. C. Louisville, Kentucky DELTA SIGMA Baseball L (1, 2, 3, 4); Glee Club (1, 4); Chemistry Club President (2), Vice-President (3), Secretary (4); Football L (2, 3); Vlass Vice-President (3); Class President (4); John L. Patterson Honor Society (3, 4); The Kentucky Cardinal Annual Business Staff (4). Page Forrty-one EN VE WS -) ey ay ere I PSP SS ea NN SOR” V-- LT hoe FS) 5 @ JAA 6 L. _ 19 23 = —aN FEE: il! = =, ‘ ort (L aS = a = = T JES fama) The Kentucky Cardinal “4 == SS Srenior Class MERLE Forp, A. B. Louisville, Kentucky Georgetown College (1, 2); Glee Club (3, 4); University Y Club (3, 4); John L. Patterson Honor Society (3, 4). HUBERT Geyer, B. S. , F A : 4 Z : ‘ New Albany, Indiana Glee Club (8, 4); John L. Patterson Honor Society (3, 4); Language Society (4). EDNA GRAUMAN, A. B. 5 : : ‘ a ‘ . Louisville, Kentucky Page Forty-two ss Sx ESN Wa AS —— - eA Ar SSS i (®) Sa Ke. Sruinvr Class JOHN MERLE HOrTTe., A. B. ; : ; ‘ : : F _ Martinsburg, Indiana BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Glee Club (2, 3, 4); John L. Patterson Honor Society (8, 4). THEODORE N. Hugsucn, B. S. C. , ‘ : : . . Louisville, Kentucky Glee Club (8, 4); University of Louisville Players (8, 4). DELLE ELLE LEE ES ED EE ee we 5 Restsiesisss Iti in— = a = RutH H. Kognupr, A. B. F 4 , - : ‘ 3 Louisville, Kentucky TRI XI TAU KAPPA CHI Public Speaking (1, 2); University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3, 4); Leave It To Jane (3); University Y Club (2, 3), Cabinet (38, 4); Art Editor The Kentucky Cardinal (8, 4); Art Editor The Kentucky Cardinal Annual (4); John L. Patterson Honor Society (3), Secretary (4); La Societe Francaise (3, 4); Sorority Executive Board (4); Art Club Chairman (4); Riding Club Secretary (4); Designer and Supervising Chairman Girls’ Rest Room Decoration (4). Page Forty-three ba w Kentucky Cardinal UZ — FY) — YY Senior Class KATHRYN DUCKWALL Koop, A. B. ° ; J : - Louisville, Kentucky Glee Club (2); Euterpean Club (8, 4); Assistant in English Department (8, 4). Mitprp RutH Lovexacsg, B. S. C. ; ‘ : 5 f Vgpdon, Kentucky SIGMA KAPPA eo Glee Club (1, 2); Chemistry Club (2, 4), Vice-President (3); U: rersity Y Club (1, 2, 3, 4); La Societe Francaise (2, 3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (8, 4); Basketball (1), Second Team (2), Varsity L (4). “ON NaNcy Hartley Miter, A. B. Ashland, Kentucky EPSILON OMEGA University of Louisville Players (1); La Societe Francaise (2), Vice-Presi- dent (4); La Sociedad Espanola (3); Pan Hellenic Council (3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (3, 4); Glee Club (4); Vice-President La age eoaee (4); Assistant in English Department (4): Annual Business Steff Page Forty-four EF iG Se —F 19 2371 Che Kentucky Cardinal Sruinr Class RuTH MAry MINER, B. S. C. 2 : ‘ : P es é Louisville, Kentucky EPSILON OMEGA University Y Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Chemistry Club (2, 3, 4); John L. Patterson Honor Society (3, 4). CLARENCE C. Morrow, A. B. ; ‘ : i : : : Lynnville, Tennessee BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Glee Club (3, 4). ALMA May PECAR, es ; 2 . Louisville, Kentucky Basketball Squad (1); Chemisty’ Club ‘eid Orchestra Leader (1, 2, 4); Uni- versity of Louisville Players (8); University Y Club (1), Cabinet (2), Vice-President (3), President (4). Page Forty-five Kentucky Cardinal % S (f mre: aS Senior Class LAWRENCE SANFORD PosTON II, A. B. : ‘ A 4 - Louisville, Kentucky DELTA SIGMA Class Treasurer (1, 3), Class President (2); Student Governing Board (2), Vice-President (3), President (4); University of Louisville Players (1), Assistant Business Manager (2), Business Manager (3), President (4); La Societe Francaise (1, 2), President (3, 4); La Sociedad Espanola, Vice- President (3), President (4); Leave It To Jane (3); Secretary Men’s Fraternity Governing Board (4); Glee Club (2, 4), Accompanist (3); Track Squad (2); Language Society Secretary-Treasurer (4); Joke Editor, The Pe ewes (3, 4); John L. Patterson Honor Society (3, 4); Debating ociety : THoMAs Rice, B. S. F Louisville, Kentucky SIGMA CHI SIGMA Crowned King of Public Speakers Banquet (1); La Societe Francaise (5, 4), Sergeant-at-Arms (4); Chemistry Club (2), Secretary (3), President (4); Class Secretary (3), Class Treasurer (4); University of Louisvill (8); John L. Patterson Honor rjoceete 4). — nines Ea EVANGELINE SANDERS, A. B. : ‘ , ; ‘ : . Louisville, Kentucky EPSILON OMEGA La Societe Francaise (2, 3, 4). Page Forty-six a t 2 a eu Sreuinr Class MILDRED AMELIA SCHNEIDERHAN, B. S. : A‘ : F Louisville, Kentucky SIGMA KAPPA TAU KAPPA CHI Class Secretary (1), Vice-President (2); University of Louisville Players (1, 2), Business Manager (1); Glee Club (1, 2); Honor Member Chemistry Club (2), President (3), Booster’s Club Representative (4); John L. Patter- son Honor Society (3), Sergeant-at-Arms (4); Orchestra Leader Leave It To Jane (38); Instructor in Nurse’s Chemistry (4); Editor of The College Philosopher for The Kentucky Cardinal (8, 4); Organizer Chemistry Club Alumni Association (3), Honor Member (3). AUGUSTA SCHOENING, A. B. Louisville, Kentucky TRI XI Assistant in History Department (4) ; La Societe Francaise (3, 4); University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3, 4); John L. Patterson Honor Society (3, 4); University Y Club (2, 3, 4); Glee Club (3, 4); Leave It To Jane (3). EVELYN ROSALIA SEHLINGER, A. B. Louisville, Kentucky SIGMA KAPPA Glee Club (1) ; La Societe Francaise (1, 2, 3, 4); Basketball Squad (3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (3, 4); University Y Club (1, 2, 3, 4). Page Forty-seven | || ] es — Sa SSS SE KS ZO) LEIS) PS } ESSN SS Zs _ Sa Sea -@)S2—- a LBL LeEA| D Ry Osa WILLIAM MapISsON SmiItTH, A. B. 4 i F Mary ELIzABETH THEOBALD, A. B. BRUCE BuRTON VANCE, A. B. | — — Zw = ——e hs ) ——— entucky Cardinal (Zamea Sao ————.. {Fr ——= ——y Senior Class BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Glee Club (3, 4). SIGMA KAPPA TAU KAPPA CHI Editor-in-Chief The Kentucky Cardinal (4), Associate Editor The Kentucky Cardinal (3); Managing-Editor The Kentucky Cardinal Annual (4); Uni- versity Scribblers (4); Vice-President Journalism Club (4); Class Secretary (4), Class President (3); Language Society (4); Oratorical Society (4) ; University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 4), Secretary (3); President Sorority Executive Board (4); Pan Hellenic Council (3); Assistant in English Depart- ment (3); Secretary Student Governing Board (3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (8, 4)3 La Societe Francaise (1, 2, 3, 4); University Y Club (1, 4),. Cabinet (2, 3); Public Speaking (1, 2); Basketball Squad (1, 2); Second Honor Inter-Class Declamatory Contest (3); Debate Team (2); Speaker Bond Issue Campaign (1); Glee Club (1, 2). DELTA SIGMA Class Sergeant-at-Arms (8, 4); University of Louisville Pl ): Governing Board (3); Oratorical Society (4). = I et ae Pane Forty-right _— — a Louisville, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky — | =—=F79 a3 | ELI FOS ro P Kae Mme” Aeme- The Kentucky Cardinal — Vo = 7m Senior Class FrREDA WAXMAN, B. S. University of Louisville Players (1, 2); La Societe Francaise (2, 3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (3, 4); Chemistry Club (4). EPSILON OMEGA University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3, 4); La Societe Francaise (2), Vice- President (8); Pan Hellenic Council (3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (8, 4); Assistant in English Department (3, 4) ; Euterpean Club (3), Historian (4); University Y Club (3, 4); Class Vice-President (4); Sorority Executive Board (4); Vice-President Student Governing Board (4); Boosters’ Club (4). EPSILON OMEGA University of Louisville Players (1, 2); Orchestra (1, 2, 4); La Societe Francaise (2, 3), Treasurer (4); John L. Patterson Honor Society (3), Treasurer (4); The Kentucky Cardinal Staff (8, 4); Euterpean Club (3), President (4); University Y Club (4); Assistant in English Department (4). Page Forty-nine SS Sa LAT area “Sa. SS. Gas SOE — Louisville, Kentucky FRANCES WILSON WINSTANDLEY, A. B. é ‘i , Fi New Albany, Indiana GRACE VIRGINIA WINSTANDLEY, A. B. : ‘i A ¢ 3 New Albany, Indiana . Fs i x Ups Si cy ya oS ; at J Seuior Class DorotHy MITCHELL WriGHT, A. B. . P : - Louisville, Kentucky EPSILON OMEGA University of Louisville Players (1, 2); John L. Patterson Honor Society (8, 4); La Societe Francaise (3, 4); Assistant in English Department (4). Pane Fifty Class Histury September, 1919—HJune, 1923 + HE class of 1923 began its career in the University of Louisville in September, 1920 with one hundred and ten members. In February - our roll increased to one hundred and eighteen, but by the end of the year reverted to the original number of one hundred and ten. With pardonable pride we viewed our activities in the college and strutted around the corridors with all of the biggittiness if not with the dignity ot the high and mighty seniors. Our officers for the freshman year were James Stites, now a medic, president; Lucile Dennis, vice-president; Mildred Schneiderhan, secretary-treasurer; and William G. Waddel, ser- geant-at-arms. In the sophomore year the class was led by Lawrence Poston, II. The other officers were: Mildred Schneiderhan, vice-president; Thomas tice, secretary; and Churchill Rodgers, treasurer. The junior year started with sixty-eight of the old members and several special students. The class election was held under Mr. Poston, president for the year before and Mary Elizabeth Theobald was made president with Finck Dorman, vice-president; Thomas Rice, secretary; Lawrence Poston, treasurer; and Bruce Vance, sergeant-at-arms. The senior year was conducted under the leadership of the following officers: Finck Dorman, president; Frances Winstandley, vice-president; Mary Elizabeth Theobald, secretary; Thomas Rice, treasurer; and Bruce Vance, sergeant-at-arms. Page Fifty-one =r 9 23 SS] Se The Kentucky Cardinal 4 Junior Class FLORENCE ATHERTON : P fs : ; ; : Louisville, Kentucky BETA SIGMA John L. Patterson Honor Society (2, 3); Chemistry Club (2, 3). MARGARET BICKEL . ‘ 5 3 A ‘ ; 2 : Louisville, Kentucky TRI XI University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3); University Y Club (1, 2); Basket- ball (1, 2). FRANKIE BIEHL : ‘ ¢ a Fi : 7 : ; Louisville, Kentucky | University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3). MartTHA BLYTHE Louisville, Kentucky SIGMA KAPPA Chemistry Club (2, 3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (2, 3). Page Fifty-two Sy Ly = | a | ee —_ LR - Che Kentucky Cardinal Ba RI Iunior Class == rs J. WHITMAN BOOLES ‘ : : ; : R ‘ g Louisville, Kentucky DELTA SIGMA ||| AGNES BORGMAN : ‘ : : Z : ‘ ; Louisville, Kentucky boy Chemistry Club (2, 3); Basketball (1, 2), Varsity Captain (3). 4 EDMUND W. BOTTOMLEY é é : : : : ; Louisville, Kentucky 4 SIGMA CHI SIGMA ba TAU KAPPA CHI a Ms I: Associate Editor The Kentucky Cardinal (3); Associate Managing-Editor 11a I The Kentucky Cardinal Annual (3); University of Louisville Players (1, 2), asi Business Manager (3), President-elect (4) ; President-elect Student Governing | BH Board (4); John L. Patterson Honor Society (2, 3), Vice-President-elect (4) ; A@A University Scribblers (3); Treasurer Oratorical Society (3); Junior Basket- ball Team; President Men’s Fraternity Governing Board (3); Radio Club (3) ; Class Secretary (3). ESTHER COOGLE Louisville, Kentucky EPSILON OMEGA i} Glee Club (1. 2, 3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (2, 3); Euterpean Club | (2, 3), President (2); La Societe Francaise (2, 3). iI | Pane Fifty-three | O)| SSS VE Wan, YB WY) ey ce ER sare PESO} eS RNY aaa Oa a — = f A} “ Ww Tal “Se ta on - r Wee eee Ws a ANNO fae Mea The Kentucky Cardinal —= = SIunior Class HEWITT CUNNINGHAM ‘ . : : ; : : ‘ Louisville, Kentucky s PRESBYTERIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY g Business Staff The Kentucky Cardinal (3); Booster’s Club (3). Ass $ ALLEN LAKE GREEN . s 2 3 : F Z ; Louisville, Kentucky iM Glee Club (2, 3); University of Louisville Players (2, 3). x EUGENIA GREER : ; ‘ ; ; P : : , Louisville, Kentucky TRI XI University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 8); Riding Club (3). . Epna Erte HIKkes j ; Buechel, Kentucky | LOGAN COLLEGE Basketball (2, 3), Varsity (3); University of Louisville Players (2, 3). Pane Fifty-four == Sep 23 == Che Kentucky Cardinal Iunior Class Jack T. HopGEN . . , ‘ , : ; ‘ Louisville, Kentucky SIGMA CIII SIGMA University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 8); President Oratorical Society (3); President Radio Club (3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (2, 3); Junior Basketball Team; Class Vice-President (3). ETHEL Koop é , ‘ ‘ , . , : : Louisville, Kentucky KAPPA DELTA—KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY University of Louisville Players (2, 3); Chemistry Club (2, 8). MARGARET LOVETT A ‘ : : 4 5 ‘ F F Louisville, Kentucky Logan College (1, 2); University of Louisville Players (1, 2). VIRGINIA LYNN : é : : : : ; : : Louisville, Kentucky Kentucky State University (1); University of Louisville Players (2, 3); Chemistry Club (3). Page Fifty-five SS SSeS eS Ee Eas aes i. $ “+4 4a 4 _—— The Kentucky Cardinal (Zea —smea— ———— — } a: | 4 qd 4 Junior Class LILLIAN MOELLER ; i ; C 5 ‘ : ‘ : Louisville, Kentucky Basketball (1, 2), Varsity (3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (2, 3); Chemistry Club (2, 3); University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3); Glee Club (1). ALISE Morat : : : ; : ; ‘ : : = Louisville, Kentucky EPSILON OMEGA Euterpean Club (2, 3); Glee Club (1, 2, 3); The University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 8). HELEN PAYNE Glee Club (3). New Albany, Indiana LouIsE PENNINGTON Louisville, Kentucky BETA SIGMA University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3), Secretary (3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (2, 3); Class President (2, 3); Booster’s Club (3); Oratorical Society (3). Page Fifty-six Iunior Class MARIUM PHILLIPS . : F ‘ ; C 5 : 5 Louisville, Kentucky TRI XI University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3); President Riding Club (3). Lois PIPER ; ‘ , F . - : - ‘ , Louisville, Kentucky SIGMA KAPPA University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3); Arts Club (3) ; John L. Patterson Honor Society (2, 3). Morris ROBINSON - : . ‘ : : : E Shelbyville, Kentucky KAPPA ALPHA President Booster’s Club (3); University of Louisville Players (3); Varsity Football (3); Junior Basketball Team. CHARLES B. SEIDEL : : ; 5 C ; ; : Louisville, Kentucky SIGMA CHI SIGMA University of Louisville Players (38) ; Radio Club (3). Page Fifty-seven SSS SS SS OR YY (LEY (IS (ES) SSS SS Ss SOL ES ES EE} ——F49 Se = The 4 os Gardinal =—— a Iunior Class Roy H. SHorT Louisville, Kentucky SIGMA CHI SIGMA University of Louisville Players (1, 2); John L. Patterson Honor Society x (2), President (3); Glee Club (1, 2, 3). . Mary THRO 5 ‘ ; ; ; ‘ ‘ . E : New Albany, Indiana TAU KAPPA CHI John L. Patterson Honor Society (2, 3); Glee Club (1, 2, 3); Business Staff The Kentucky Cardinal Annual (8); Journalism Club (3). Mite Uren . . + «So cece BETA SIGMA University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3). FRANCES VANICE ; ; A 5 P . ‘ P : Louisville, Kentucky EPSILON OMEGA Euterpean Club (2, 3); Glee Club (1, 2, 3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (2, 3); University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3). Pane Fifty-right — ———— - —————— fy 19 oS LPI FT k Che Kentucky Cardinal pies a HSTERTHERTERELGES SIunior Class ft jo Fe: HELEN WALKER : ; : ‘ = Z . F Louisville, Kentucky = ae = ys ress SX if TRI XI (|) TAU KAPPA CHI S 5 i iy University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3); Booster’s Club; John L. Patterson ted 8 Honor Society (1, 2, 83); Class Treasurer (3). ie Hy fs bed Is THELMA WALKER : F ; : : ; : : : Louisville, Kentucky 54 Is EPSILON OMEGA || bad 3 Chemistry Club (2, 3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (2, 3); University | re s | of Louisville Players (2, 3). pea FE || Pad Es EDWARD WALSH : : : : : : , : : Louisville, Kentucky io jou] 2 few —{ Lt = + | =a | DELTA SIGMA T 4| Chemistry Club (2, 3); Oratorical Society (3); University of Louisville Hf Players (3). | Mary JANE WILLETT s : ‘ é , ‘ P , Louisville, Kentucky {| | BETA SIGMA | | | University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3); University Y Club (1, 2, 3); John | L. Patterson Honor Society (2, 3). | ] Pane Fifty-nine ll a = ——— —— — ——— )) | 2S, WER Wa a) re 7 FLEET) ERS ©) SS AOS Ta Jy LA A A ol ST Saad LE corey ees = 0 Y (esaae™ The Kentucky Cardinal —_ 4 PIGDOVOOOQOOGE SIuninr Class MARGARET WEIDNER = ; : 3 : = - F Louisville, Kentucky TRI XI University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3); Glee Club (1, 2); Leave It To Jane (2); John L. Patterson Honor Society (2, 3) ELIZABETH WILSON ; : - ‘ ‘ : : ‘ Louisville, Kentucky TRI XI University of Louisville Players (1, 2, 3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (2, 8). JOSOPHINE FARMER Louisville, Kentucky TRI XI EUGENIA CAMPBELL McPHERSON Louisville, Kentucky CHI OMEGA—HAMILTON COLLEGE University of Louisville Players (3); John L. Patterson Honor Society (3) ; Journalism Club (3); Oratorical Society (3). Pane Sixty SOIDQDIDO = SKEXDIER GLI) Che Kentucky Cardinal if SFP Hunior Class Roll Florence Akers Florence Atherton Margaret Bickel Frankie Biehl Martha Blythe J. W. Booles Agnes J. Borgman Edmund W. Bottomley Anita Bronner Esther Coogle Leonard Daugherty R. W. Daugherty Earl J. Ditto Thelma Duffin Mrs. Mildred C. Ewald Josephine Farmer Cora Gazel Joaquin Garcia Hubert Geyer Allan Lake Green Roberta Green Eugenia Greer Flora Heitz Edna Earl Hikes Jack Hodgen Louis Howland Leo Hubbuch Ethel Koop Alene Laub + Margaret Lovett Virginia Lynn Kenneth Matheny Lillian Moeller Aelise Morat Harry Davis McCormick Eugenia McPherson Helen Payne Louise Pennington Marium Phillips Lois Piper Josephine Porter Clement Ritter Morris C. Robinson C. B. Seidel Roy H. Short Jonah D. Skiles Elizabeth A. Stouffer Mary Thro Mildred Upton Frances M. Vanice Helen Walker Thelma Walker Edward R. Walsh Garland Weidner Mary Jane Willett Mary B. Williams Elizabeth Wilson = -E= Sp POOR Od Pane Sixty-two SS ee | fd Ay ms ——— Sy : Sy BY ———— a = 23 == ee Che Kentucky Cardinal = P Soplumoare Class Roll Martha Adams Juretta Bamber Dorothy Barclay Louise Barth Rosina Bloom Dorothy Bowes Norris Boyd Frank Breslin Jewell Cheatham Alice Corwin Grover Dasher Fred L. Dering Dorothy Dix Lellyn Durrett Lillian Elrod Morris Floyd Marjorie Fort Helen Frantz Willette Fritschner Catherine Girdler Lambert Glass J. R. Goff Kathleen Gough Elsie Greenup Emily Jean Hall Charles Heimerdinger Mildred Hicks Clinton Hoffman Virginia Huckeby Carl Huflage Rogers C. Hunt Mary Elizabeth James Christine Jansing Lane Kendall Margaret Kirwan Ca Page Sixtu-three Thelma Knebelkamp Arthur Koop John C. Laffan Jerome Lederer R. B. Leonard Julia C. Meyer Algene Miles Hazel Miles Marylin Moosmiller Dorothy Moreman Clara Bell McLellan Effie S. Olson George Patterson Helen Peil Ethel Gray Poston Louis Reisz David E. Roberts Rose Rommel Sarah Virginia Rose Fred W. Ruedeman Olive Sales Henry B. Sanders Joseph Sehlinger Richard Schulhafer Helen Frances Singer Kathryn Stoerr Esther Lee Sullivan James Bent Taylor Katherine M. Tuff Ruth H. Truman Marjory Warden Mrs. Jack Weisbecker Geo. W. Whitesides Richard S. Willey Edwin Wolpert DOO OO OOOO Oma ODO IRA 8a 48 a — f= ) ey APL, EEL LE urku Cardinal {— re eo ag j 7% a2 KPO DOGO VIS 5 I ry! Aue tit” TT james r. adams margaret adams i. o. alexander marion alexander stella g. ammons lula anderson w. m. anderson louis andriot norvin e. arehard marguerite arnold frances baskin emily bass virginius bate allen m. beard claire n. binford samuel boden mildred bosier dorothy bowie marjorie boyd pearl louise boyd horace g. brooks j. turner browder stephen r. browder capitola brown edna brown william t. bruner alberta brusselbach james a. buck margaret bulleit creed burlinghame anna may burne lydea caldwell paul e. cates mary e. chadwick ruby nell clar louis harry clark doris cochran john colby lillian colby annie crutchfield e. daugherty fred davidson wilbur dierking helen dobbins mary virginia dugan phillip eastes charles louis eigelbach Frosh Ball + daniel ehalt thelma mae emery harriett ferree eugene fields frances fleming oscar forcht john w. c. fox elizabeth franz louis frazee leah frost max gawronsky hulda geruet pascal guigliano reynolds girdler thelma golden william livingston goodwin russel gordon alice gossett joe h. green marie guelting ellyne haney arnold hermes mary horton ethleen howison samuel hyman julius hyman virginia jarvis william s. jester harold s. keeling fred w. keller albert kemp lillian kimbrel alberta roy kingsley elizabeth kirby frances koop mary louise kubaugh rosallia kurz r. m. lanahan anthony landenwich arthur e. little julian luber estelle lynn eleanor martin esther mason genevieve miller bethuel moore mary ellen moore Page Sixty-five edward e. morris marjorie morrison mary meclure f. d. mcfadden marguerite nicklies r. e. petty minelle pulford raymond radamacher gladys relyea mildred renegar francis rethwisch edna may rietze william o. ritter mollie robinson muriel v. ryall mildred a. scheirich sol schulman marguerite schwaninger george moore smith marjorie smith eleanor j. stine alice stone mrs. j. l. stone george d. strassler - ida sutcliffe eva mae sutton hugh w. sutton william theison morris h. thompson robert thornberry stanley thorpe gayle louise tichenor katherine true lucile waggener donald d. walker d. f. warren virginia watts frank c. wessel frederick a. widman marshall winstandley clara marie woods margaret woolridge wilson wyatt ernest f. young, jr. philip w. zimmerman h. j. zoeller Pa —= S| | SRSA. Was 7. jie cA P.) Pen _j=—= 19 SS : 23 ; = aN a SY Om. Kp ky Cardinal (ees SS ieee ea Ge) The Kentucky Carnina’ ¢ Gr | i EETSELETTL IT}! Page Sixty-six —— — = ————— EEE ee 8) SP I Che Kentucky Cardinal Frwy Senior Class Offers Callege of Dentistry + Rubert YP. Ouverstrect, President Guy A. Baker, Luther A. Moorhatch, Vice President Secretary-Creasurer Bred C. Breeding, Historian Patrick F. Cosgrove, Sergeant-at-Arms Page Sixty-vine a: 4iF 5 19 S] = ware. — « — : f SES. see od ols Tee Neat | Ahh Mla SS A —_— a VoN The Kentucky Cardinal Mi = 1) a | , 1) (eet ‘i | fe || | Well A ty H Senior Class ‘ WiLey JOHN ApDAMs, D. D. S. ; + . “ Whitesburg, Kentucky DELTA SIGMA DELTA Senior Page (3); Grandmaster (4); Class President (2); Trowel Club (3), iin Vice-President (4); Overseas Club President (4); The Kentucky Coedinit Business Staff (3), Associate Editor (4); Berea College Club, (4); Booster’s Club (4); Class Baseball Team (2, 3, 4). Nickname “Chief.” WILLIAM RogerT ATKINS, D. D. S. é ‘ : “ ? Louisville, Kentucky PSI OMEGA Editor Psi Omega (3); Varsity Ball Team (2, 3, 4), Manager (3); Senior Member of Student Governing Board (4); Secretary Alumni Association (4). Nickname “Flying Bill.” Guy A. Baker, D., D. S. Hatfield, Indiana Class Vice-Fresident (4). Nickname “Speed.” Pane Seventy The ee Cardinal —+— Senior Class JAMES MARVIN Davis, D. D. S. : 4 ‘ : : : Dexter, Indiana Nickname “Laughing Jim.” Proctor JAMES EVANS, D. D. S. ° x ; - - Flat Gap, Kentucky Class Historian (4); Manager Class Baseball Team (2, 3, 4); Class President (1). Nickname “Proc.” LEon JosePH Howarp, D. D. S. New Haven, Kentucky PSI OMEGA Outside Guardian (2); Class Historian (1). Nickname “Handsome.” Page Seventy-three Om 7 Senior Class THOMAS WENDELL CAUBLE, D. D. S. é , . 5 : Henryville, Indiana PSI OMEGA Junior Grand Master; G. A. W. Representative to Psi Omega; Class Baseball Team (2, 3, 4). CHARLES FREDERIC CHADWICK, D. D. S. 7 : ; Lawrence, Massachusetts DELTA SIGMA DELTA Dental Interne, Waverly Hills Sanatorium. Nickname “Chad.” ROBERT DEAN CREAMER, D. D. S. Sellersburg, Indiana PSI OMEGA Class S : ) ae ley ae (3); Leave It To Jane (3); Trowel Club (3, 4); Booster’s Page Seventy-twa 17, Var. — —= in al Ye (“wn ee sN SS Senior Class JOSEPH RANDLE LUTEN, D. D. S. ; ; s 0 ‘ ‘ Fulton, Kentucky DELTA SIGMA DELTA SIGMA PI UPSILON Tyler (2), Seribe (3), Worthy Master (4); Sigma Pi Upsilon, High Master (3); Class Representative The Keniucky Cardinal (4); Class Baseball Team (2, 3, 4); Trowel Club (3, 4). Nickname “Chick.” HOBART VAUGHAN MARTIN, D. D. S. ; 5 A ‘ : Paintsville, Kentucky PSI OMEGA Inter-Guardian (4); Class Baseball Team. Nickname “Squire.” MarTIN LUTHER MoornatcH, D. D. S. Chicago, Illinois DELTA SIGMA DELTA Tyler (83), Treasurer (4); Vice-President Booster’s Club (4); Class Vice- President (3), Class Treasurer and Secretary (4); Leave It To Jane (3). Nickname “Shah.” Page Seventy-five Dok === RCS SSS SOL GE ES EE ZEI0) Senior Class FRANK TiLrorp JongEs, D. D. S. 2 R . 5 : : Scottsburg, Indiana PSI OMEGA Secretary (4); Varsity Basketball (2, 3); Class Baseball (2, 3, 4); Class Secretary (2); Trowel Club (3, 4). Nickname “Hoosier.” Roscoe McKIntey Justice, D. D. S. F . . A - Ashland, Kentucky DELTA SIGMA DELTA Nickname “Porcelain Jake.” Bet Lowarp Keeney, D. D. S. Princeton, Kentucky iY PSI OMEGA cae Club (8, 4), Treasurer (8); President Class Alumni (4). Nickname Page Seventy-four —= = es 2 | [ —— 6 wns = a= Che Kentucky Cardinal = 1 0 | | Z j L Seninr Class | EDWIN JOSEPH SCHLEGEL, D. D. S. 3 : - . 4 Huntingburg, Indiana PSI OMEGA Chief Interrogator (3); Grand Master (4); Class Secretary (1); Overseas Dental Club (4). Nickname “Schleg.” | WituiaM THEOporE Schott, PD. D. S. . . + + + Henryville, Indiana i PSI OMEGA : Trowel Club (3, 4); Leave It To Jane (8). WALLACE BERNARD STANDARD, D. D. S. ; : F : ‘ Elkton, Kentucky Overseas Club (4). Nickname “Red.” Page Seventy-seven =) as 23 ' |, : — Oe za The Kentucky Cardinal (Zed —smea { kK Fert, EE 3-4 4-7 HERE es EEE AKI XDOSK | Senior Class ad LAWRENCE JARVIS OBREY, D. D. S. : F ; Springfield, Massachusetts PSI OMEGA Class Baseball Team (2, 3); Varsity Track Teamm (2, 3); Varsity Relay; Football (4); Leave It To Jane (3); Class Musician. Nickname “Larry.” SOOO O SOR i? ROBERT PARNELL OVERSTREET, D. D. S Viden, Mississippi Cx [Ir or DELTA SIGMA DELTA Senior Page (4); Class President (4); Overseas Club (4); Class Baseball (2, 3, 4). Nickname “Bob.” PHILIP FANNIN Roperts, D. D. S. Smalley, Kentucky Class President (3); Student Council (4). Nickname “Phil,” Pane Seuenty-six Soa eau 2S ENN aS —__—|= acy 19 aS zs | y)| sae Ses Che Kentucky Cardinal Za SSX SSIS | Guu ——— im gs a Senior Class EDWIN JOSEPH SCHLEGEL, D. D. S. 3 7 c : : Huntingburg, Indiana | | PSI OMEGA : Chief Interrogator (3); Grand Master (4); Class Secretary (1); Overseas | | Dental Club (4). Nickname “Schleg.” T_T Tir WILLIAM THEODORE ScHotL, PD. D. S. . . . « + Henryville, Indiana =) PSI OMEGA = Trowel Club (3, 4); Leave It To Jane (3). WALLACE BERNARD STANDARD, D. D. S. - A A F i Elkton, Kentucky Overseas Club (4). Nickname “Red.” Page Seventy-seven Eiri i Kentucky Cardinal Sf Senior Class CieM Rocers STAMBAUGH, LD. D. S. “ ; 5 ‘ : Paintsville, Kentucky PSI OMEGA Junior Master (3), Editor (4); Class Vice-President (2); Class Baseball Team (3); Trowel Club (3, 4). Nickname “Stamburg.” MAx VINCENT STaTON, D. D. S. . ‘ : , s - Henryville, Indiana PSI OMEGA Class Vice-President (1); Class Baseball Team (2, 3); Leave It To Jane (3). Nickname “Max.” ELMAR LAWRENCE Tur tTs, D. D. S. Portland, Oregon PSI OMEGA Nickname “Pep.” Page Seventy-right =e SS pg | SY es nem The Kentucky Cardinal (ees Seay Se Senior Class WILLIAM Epwarp Warp, JR., D. D. S. : : ‘ = 3 2 Wellsville, Ohio DELTA SIGMA DELTA Junior Page (1), Treasurer (3); Trowel Club (3, 4). Nickname “Bill.” Pataick FrRatcis Coscrove, D. D. S. . 2 Boston, Massachusetts Class Sergeant-at-Arms (4); Dental Interne, City apie Nickname “Pat.” Page Scventy-nine 19 23 The Kentucky Cardinal Senior Class History College of Dentistry moments forget the future and the struggles : fees , together. F = the four years we have been ; a k in our memory over ‘ ho ae ele Wak ta if Oe ae ae ee the final Lage git be hee ot bouuaville We pote tal iat Jepartment of the sit sy, be, by memicne e nae ental pee the first installment of our tuition and paki dows Fig ee road that — _ a Seemed cal ad ae eal aoe — 5 : is li forget those i1rs ays but we qu voy 5m Pokate 1 on plat ge el and buried ourselves deep in the mysteries of Gray’s selves to Anatomy. ‘ leaders and organizations, so an election Early in the year ie yh ny 9 pilot us through the first year oe om held = gear ola J. Evans; Vice-President, Max Staton; Secretary, E. J. college caieer: Ss a - Treasurer, S. J. Howard. } ; ,. Feats a picasa ne and varied were our experiences during that year. he Faget an debe ee ee the first day in the dissection room, and tha rs - technic laboratory, Se asily forgotten. While we, as freshmen, hac ound of examinations are events not easily forgotten. Tan Ue Vernier be ary little time to spend on athletics, still ie a eo is . Mishel 4 i : ins i aseball. class Was also | Cartee iy re Ope ics Ge ae roma winning the championship of ae ae ake Dae ve bald thie ol - since.. Time quickly passed and at last . We have held this place ever since. . 1 : ‘ ania eageiem ya names to the final examination papers and were free for oui i panes September, 1920, found nearly all the class back, eager to get to work on the sophomore requirements of which we had heard so much. . ; The following officers were elected: President, W. J. Adams; Vice-President, C. R. Stambaugh; Secretary and Treasurer, Frank Jones; Historian, C. C. Cloud. We were represented by Cartee and Jones in basketball, by Atkins in baseball, and by Obrey in track. it’s a long lane, however, that has no turning, so eventually we found ourselves in that land of our dreams, the clinic. A scramble for patients, and in a few days every man was putting his theory into practice. How proud we were of these first patients and how pleased when they survived and sent us others! We found, too. that Dr. O’Rourke and the demonstrators were our friends, though we sometimes forgot it when John T. hooked out a gold foil or discovered the presence of Corego. Class officers for the junior year were as follows: President, Phil Roberts; Vice-President, L. A. Moorhatch; Secretary and Treasurer, Robert Creamer; Historian, P. J. Evans. .Cartee, Jones and Atkins were again our representatives cn the Varsity, Carter being captain of the basketball squad. September, 1922, found us back, full fledged seniors and feeling that at last we had “arrived.” Early in the year we elected the following officers: President, Robert Overstreet; v . . Vice-President, Guy Baker; Secretary and Treasurer, L. A. Moorhatch; Historian, Fred C. Breeding, Sergeant-at-Arms, Pat Cosgrove. Horace Cartee represented us in the Booster’s Club. And now, after the long and tedious grind of securing a professional education, the class of ’23 stands at the end of its journey, looking forward with hope and backward with pride. We are proud of the class of ’23 and we believe in it implicitly. We believe in our profession and in its future. We believe in the future. We believe in the University of Louisville and the things for which it stands. We esteem it an honor to hold diplomas from this institution, for we know from experience they are not lightly won. _ And now our college days are over; we say farewell to the old institution and wish it prosperous days. poly Classmates: Let us for a few Bage Eighty SIuninr Class G. K. BERKSHIRE DELTA SIGMA DELTA Class President (2). DELTA SIGMA DELTA ORVILLE COOMER SIGMA PI UPSILON DELTA SIGMA DELTA Class Vice-President (2). PAUL CUNNINGHAM : SIGMA PI UPSILON DELTA SIGMA DELTA Pane Einhty-one == = D = re De Pauw, Indiana am, DOO Se aad SIR we, PIR Scottsville, Kentucky Speedwell, Kentucky Hopkinsville, Kentucky Cgcnins! | Iuninor Class E. E. Curry Class Secretary (2). C. D. DRAPER J. M. FLANARY H. E. HerRMAN Page Eighty-two Irvine, Kentucky Crofton, Kentucky Royalton, Kentucky Tell City, Indiana pares aay (2 « | ae eames Che Kentucky yiabkibese ————— | 2 i} i] | Sunior Class fA | 4 | | a) y t d W. C. HopkINs ; : : : 3 : : . Lawrence, Massachusetts x PSI OMEGA J. B. HUTCHERSON F : 2 é : : 5 ; : Glasgow, Kentucky DELTA SIGMA DELTA a ee 7 ae ROOOOO SOC , OD GEORGE KEYSER : : , ‘ ; ‘ _ ; Williamson, West Virginia DELTA SIGMA DELTA i J. F. JoHNSON ; ; 3 ; ‘ : F ; - ; Dun lop, Tennessee | } | PSI OMEGA | Shriner. Page Eighty-three Nas ((@8)) = a, ey (Sas AN 4 —— : LBL he ar 5-9 == Var i ——_ I= —v.- SS 7 ——— — Junior Class L. S. JOHNSTON : : : ; , ; : q : Louisville, Kentucky AMERICAN LEGION ———— — —— it 7 A. Sc Ee sze=2 fase The Kentucky Cardinal C= Sune i —Sanel|( H. MASSEY 5 3 5 : F , és A A Buena Vista, Tennessee PSI OMEGA SIGMA PI UPSILON R. MESSER Bluestone, Kentucky Mason. CHARLES MITCHELL Gary, Indiana s ’ Pane Eighty-four Clk —EE ZT Gp 19 23 SS -1| F ——— | _ P Ay a The Kentucky Cardinal “Zeer. WEEMS Junior Class | L. D. PANKEY ; 3 ; : ; : ; ; , Shawneetown, Indiana PSI OMEGA SIGMA PI UPSILON = = = L. M. Parrotr . 3 F , : : , : ; Harrodsburg, Kentucky DELTA SIGMA DELTA OOSODI SOO DIOGO OOOO D S Ii _if in— lire : T || ES W. W. Rivers, Jr. A 5 ; ; : : . ‘ Montgomery, Alabama o PSI OMEGA SIGMA PI UPSILON SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON TT | S. B. Suarp - : : ' : . R : ; é Liberty, Kentucky DELTA SIGMA DELTA Plage Eighty-five Sn = a eee eens —= == : = = — 4 | SS Yours 2S aS (am ay, LEELA I) PT, LEFT : . =—— —— SS Ss — SE MASE OSE LEE Lhe DS Junior Class RusseLL Topp . c c é : : : ; ; i Coyle, Kentucky DELTA SIGMA DELTA Victor WILLIS : ‘ ‘ : 5 : : i 4 Beaver Dam, Kentucl:y PSI OMEGA SIGMA PI UPSILON Pres orn SA YS ae a= Sai. Kentucky Cardinal — Zl@ ace: SIunior Class Kull + G. K. Berkshire George Keyser E. R. Bryant W. B. Kirkpatrick | Howard Church W. D. Loeffler | O. B. Coomer H. Massey Paul R. Cunningham Roscoe Messer E. E. Curry E. C. McClurg C. D. Draper Charles Mitchell Stanley Duryea F. Ordonez J. E. Essig Lindsey Pankey J. M. Flanary L. M. Parrott I. Harris Redmon, C. P. H. E. Herrman W. W. Rivers Wm. A. Hopkins S. B. Sharp, Jr. Bernard Hutcherson Curtis Stepp J. F. Johnson Russell Todd L. S. Johnston Victor Willis Pane Eighty-seven Page Eighty-right Wt ee | ; The Kentucky Cardinal [fuses Sao See) 2 — Ww) + Harry Baden C. M. Logsdon Emmett Baker O. C. Martin A. E. Baxter E. V. Polk H. M. Bohannon T. R. Porter Robert O. Bowman Chas. I. Rehanek C. C. Browning A. A. Redener M. M. Byrne R. H. Rudolph O. Damron Morton Scheingold . J. H. Dorton Edw. O. Scrivnex J. P. Edwards I. Silverstein Francis Elliott P. Silverstein A. C. Ford W. H. Simon ; ' Madison Gaillard Lawson Smith Park Hicks Roy Stanifer Frank Jones , W. O. Spitznogle Brooks Juett R. E. Swann J. M. Justice W. C. Tippett Brown W. Kelley é Felix Williams Orville Kennedy : Homer Williams Adman Kraus Cc. S. Young Pane Ninety SE Ernest Begley W. I. Campbell A. K. Chafin H. L. Charlton Lawrence Combs Oscar Combs Roy Combs Erle Corn Martin F. Corso John Paul D’Arcy Cc. S. Ervin J. F. Gleeson Franklin Hart C. W. Hayes W. J. Hill Kenneth Hood R. M. Jackson C. C. Jordan. George H. Leonard A. E. Lang Che Kenturky Ca rdinal C2— VF� Frosh Roll | ea |e + N. R. Lemmons George Mahan A. B. Masters Jean W. McCulloch Franklin Pemberton Charles Phelps A. R. Reeser Herman Robbins Prescott H. Sandidge Russell Scholl R. H. Skidmore J. A. Sizer Stark Snyder C. W. Stephens Samuel Thompson Hiner Thompson C. S. Vaughn Earl Waddington R. H. Weir J. K. Zund Page Ninety-one DOGOOOGOROIOO POOR se iT ae z, | | | Rees WN oooce Bishop Charles £. Wondrock Founder of the Woodcock Society 1909-1910 Belivered the Baccalaureate Sermon at Christ Church Cathedral Sunday, June 3, 1923 Pane Ninety-two ——_———— 7 ————_—_S; =F my WO ——— 79S Wt). oo — M Che Keutucky Cardinal Senior Class RoBERT SINCLAIR DANIDL, B. S., LL. B. re eee eae et ke Clarksville, Tennessee KAPPA SIGMA PHI DELTA SIGMA Class President (4); President Student Council (4); President Student Body; Charles B. Seymour Law Club. FRANKLIN SODEN FitTcH, LL. B. i : ; : ’ : Louisville, Kentucky KAPPA ALPHA PHI DELTA SIGMA Charles B. Seymour Law Club. THOMAS MILLEDGE GALPHIN, JR., A. B., A. M., LL. B. ‘ ; Louisville, Kentucky KAPPA SIGMA A. B. Mercer University; A. M. University of Wisconsin; Principal of Cairo High School, Cairo, Georgia; Superintendent of Public Schools, Cairo, Georgia; Instructor of English, Mercer University; Special student, Columbia Law School, Columbia University; Instructor of English, University of Wisconsin; Member of Modern Language Association of America; Awarded Junior Law Prize, Law Department, University of Louisville; Instructor of English, Louis- ville Male High School, ’20-’21-'22-'28 ; President of Kentucky State Association of English Teachers, ’238. Pane Ninety-five @ ¢ 2� ) � “y LLY SEV Ti 2d SS ihedii Oa 22 - 7 é . ’ = i. Ss as a8 if 5 ne s ae A} Senior Class OrrIsON M. Gorr, LL. B. ; : , ‘ ‘ : F Louisville, Kentucky PHI DELTA SIGMA Senior Council; Editorial Staff “The Kentucky Cardinal,” ’23; Associate Editor The Kentucky Cardinal Annual, ’23; Charles B. Seymour Law Club; Pikeville High School, 1920; Spencerian Commercial S chool, 1921. SAMUEL B. Kirsy, Jr., LL. B. -Louisville, Kentucky THOMAS J. Nowatty, LL. B. Louisville, Kentucky Pane Ninety-six “ ; NA | r )) ry LPT, ME Fs 2 v3 = = - Se LET ASS fn ——Z ey) wS —S_ i— Co ay ares 19 23 ==} A) AT ae eNO $ . : |= isa SSE) Che Kentucky Cardinal od Senior Class { — — w if JoHN G. M. Ropinson, LL. B. ; : ‘ , ; : Louisville, Kentucky PHI DELTA SIGMA 8 SESE iat Charles B. Seymour Law Club (4); Assistant Council for Legal Aid Society of Louisville (4). — = SOOO OK OOIOK OD PDO DOSS II ANNA HuspucH SETTLE, LL. B. Louisville, Kentucky : anced AG LL Be ; Louisville Girls’ High School, ’06; Spencerian Commercial School, ’07; Secre- Hal’ n tary to the Librarian, Louisville Free Public Library, ’07-'13; Secretary Ae b+ De a= Senior Class U. of L: Law Department, ’23; Secretary Student Council U. of L. Law Department, ’23; Charles B. Seymour Law Club; First Vice-President Women’s City Club; National President Association of Altrusa Clubs; Member of Woman’s Club; League of Women Voters; Business and Professional Women’s Club; Arts Club; American Library Association; Southeastern Library Association; Kentucky Library Association; Louisville Altrusa Club. HENRY THIEMAN, Jr., LL. B. : : ; 5 : : Louisville, Kentucky i Pane Ninety-seven | = = — — ————— oe — as xl : WE eA NS Rf) ey ERY 2S BEPRI) 72 aN | “A oN 2 Sa. wel J) Re Keane eB _ PAG} BS 23 The Kentucky Cardinal (Zed —“smea — Senior Class Ropert ANTLE, LL. B. , F : ‘ z : , Louisville, Kentucky Sunior Class Rall : Frank Baker Clay T. McDonald Otto Carrier John Moreman D. L. Clarke John Rose R. H. Davis Max Waldman R. H. King Wathen R. Knebelkamp Alan S. Loose Chester V. Lorch | Page Ninety-right CIES SS SSIS SO ITE = t ime a EZ CAD AM Che Kentucky Cardinal (fase Sao. S(O) Special Students R. P. Kehoe | Robert Antle Pane Ninety-nine E. B. Baker Samuel Kirby, dr. ‘ Sinclair Daniel J. G. M. Robinson Elmer H. Hicks Wm. F. MeMurray, Jr. on aN (2 = Ayuu5 SS __4 ———— 23 il . The Kentucky Cardinal et ———— SS === OS OOO SINS SIS ISIS TIS DIS OOO OOO | Aes | | IKSH | } Coming up the hill Page One Hundred {=o oS a) Che Keutucky Cardinal, —— ee Sm — - =—— Senior Class WILLIAM EDWARD APPLEHAUS, M. D., Louisville, Kentucky KAPPA PSI JUEL MARLYN BAKER, M. ID. . . Richland, Indiana PHI CHI JUDSON DRAYER BELTON, M. DD. . Covington, Kentucky ALPHA SIGMA SIGMA PHI BETA PI . 2B MaRIE ELsig BIEHL, M. D. ; Louisville, Kentucky RANDOLPH LAYNE Compton, M. D. . Neboe, Kentucky PHI BETA PI Lioyp Epegar Cox, M. D. Gay, West Virginia PHI BETA PI Page One Gundred and Three Za ITT GES — ———,9° =23 — = Che Kentucky Caroinal = wD ‘ Senior Class SE Bt | PHI BETA PI SIGMA NU PHI BETA PI PHI CHI Henry Reese GuAss, M.D. . Sissionville, West Virginia | LEON GRAY, M. D. x r i Greencastle, Indiana PAUL BRIAN HAtt, M. D. 5 Paintsville, Kentucky | 4 | | JoHN HayMAN, M. D., Mercer Bottoms, West Virginia || HS I PHI BETA PI | o 4 a “S | Het Oe i=il FreD Power HeumM, M. D. : Middlesport, Ohio ik HENRY ARCH HERzER, M. D. F Louisville, Kentucky ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA Page One Hundred and Four a a y Se : = FPL, = — ae Ss a VES LPS a C . i— i | NY a a a | ———s | | Se ae th. |b) | he © oe — eet 7 |, eee Pal PT Gp — 49 Sruinr Class ANSEL CLYDE WORLEY, M. D. Topeka, Kansas KAPPA PSI Victor Hii, M. D. Dandridge, Tennessee PHI BETA PI EUGENE POLAND MITCHELL, M. D. . Urichville, Ohio PHI CHI WILLIAM NICHOLSON, M. D., Woodward, South Carolina ALPHA SIGMA SIGMA PHI CHI SAMUEL ALVIN OVERSTREET, M.D. . Wilmore, Kentucky ALPHA SIGMA SIGMA PHI CHI LEE PALMER, M. D. : : ; Carson, Alabama PHI BETA PI = (— 0° ——E- — inal (Zaeed Semen. S54 WN Ghe Kentucky ai VF Om) IK Senior Class LeLAND EarRLy Payton, M. D. . Horse Cave, Kentucky ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA 20BERT BurRTON PouinG, M. D. ‘ Pierpont, Ohio PHI CHI JEROME NICHOLAS RINI, M. D. : Cleveland, Ohio PHI CHI CHARLES DANA SNyDeER, M. D. : Hazard, Kentucky ALPHA SIGMA SIGMA PHI CHI OWEN M. WHEELER, M. D. : Magnolia, Kentucky KAPPA PSI JAMES EMIL WINTER, M. D. . Jeffersonville, Indiana PHI CHI Page One Hundred and Six Sc ©) 7-7 moe ae : — yinnsGS FN L-+ —— ey Fa ae he 23 | NSA = = Che Kentucky Cardinal aa Sy SSO Senior Class $ REUBEN ARTHUR CRAIG, M. D. A ; : F e P ‘ Delphi, Indiana | ' Wituiam Howarp Garner, M.D. . . . = Sanbush, Kentucky i ARCHIBALD LEONARD JOHNSON, M. D. : : i . . Pailego, Kentucky ‘ CHARLES LELAND SPRINGSTUN, M. D. 5 4 z p A Tennyson, Indiana Ne} 1 OR te Ua s : t=! A GEORGE HoparT SPRINGSTUN, M. D. : 4 : ‘ 5 ; Tennyson, Indiana = WW) 2H Page One Hundred and Seurn — —ie hs} The Kentucky Cardinal = | | | SIunior Class TERESA ACREE ‘i : : : F : P Chalmers, Indiana A. D. ALLARD ‘ 5 : ; ‘ A 5 ‘ 7 ? Lucasville, Ohio d KAPPA PSI RoperT P. BALL Harlan, Kentucky ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA MAx BORNSTEIN Oldsmar, Florida PHI DELTA EPSILON Page One Hundred and Eight — ——- 19 SSS = Che Kentucky Cardinal Pg Iunior Class HarGis BUSH . . ‘ A i F . ‘= : F Rockport, Indiana KAPPA PSI Literary Staff The Kentucky Cardinal (2), Assistant Editor The Kentucky Cardinal (3); Upper Class Student Council (3); Varsity Baseball (1, 2, 3). GEORGE E. BUSHONG : : 2 ‘ ; 5 : Tompkinsville, Kentucky PHI CHI Upper Class Student Council. CARMELO CAMMARANO ‘ . ; : : F ‘ Richmond Hill, New York i Virginia CREED F. CHERRY Norton, g ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA Page One Hundred and Nine — ——__——Ja ‘ = a ee — Che Kentucky Le eS —_—— ———— w fa) SIuninr Class ARMAND E. COHEN x - . z ; ; : Jeffersonville, Indiana PHI DELTA EPSILON Class Sergeant-at-Arms (2); Varsity Football L (8); Upper Class Student Council (3). D. M. Cox 5 5° 5 : : : : : ? : Madisonville, Kentucky ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA A. O. DEWEESE , . ; é 3 - : : : New Albany, Indiana GEORGE FINCH 3 : 2 ; : 3 ; . : Fort Madison, Iowa SIGMA NU PHI BETA PI Pane One Hundred and Ten I SS ea i 23 z =) Che Kentucky Cardinal Za SS SS 16) FW = Sap - ——CC Ph?) Iunior Class HAROLD GREENBAUM i F ‘ ‘ . F . ; ; Cleveland, Ohio PHI DELTA EPSILON i H| i eo = — f| 4 : ; ii PripeE E. HALE : : = : : ‘ : ‘ Grady, New. Mexico bed % rs || PHI BETA PI bel y bed H Class Secretary-Treasurer (3). é) 2 SI i ie i 4 re i B a WAYNE HARMON : ‘ ‘ ; ; A : ; i ; Blocher, Indiana fa} © | | eas PHI DELTA EPSILON G. R. Harrop Austin, Indiana PHI BETA PI Football (2). Page One Hundred and Eleven @ [ rey AIST? al Witpur F. HeELMus ‘ F S ‘ ; . Z : Louisville, Kentucky H. G. HIGGINBOTHAM . p F F : . : 3 Albany, Kentucky GeEoRGE B. HILL RicHarD T. Hupson : : : : A A Pewee Valley, Kentucky FE —— Lee LIEBE ) Che Kentucky Cardinal WLS ES, 9 23 { Ag PSP Iuninr Class PHI BETA PI . F Black’s Ferry, Kentucky PHI CHI alc TI ' it PHI CHI Page One Hundred and Twelve ee SS __ SST SE ©) sae | _——— = = Che Aeutucky Gardinal Ue SIuninr Class J. KENNETH HUTCHERSON PHI CHI Class President (8). C. W. JUSTICE KAPPA PSI Regent; Class Vice-President (3). Donatp A. KESSLER SIGMA NU ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA Russe, W. LAVENGOOD DELTA TAU DELTA ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA Page One Hundred and Thirteen — wa fi Glasgow, Kentucky Pikeville, Kentucky Huntingdon, West Virginia Marion, Indiana OES Aa Ae The Kentucky Cardinal ad—smed “See =f 1 9 [ pap STILITLEPELESLS DAL HAPEI TLL ECe EHS TFE Iunior Class — —3— ES Roy L. MULLINS ; : a F ‘ : : George’s Fork, Virginia a JOHN A. NEBLETT , ; ‘ ; r i : ‘ - Louisville, Kentucky PHI BETA PI W. DEWEY OSBORNE ‘ . ‘ £ a ; : : 3 Smalley, Kentucky PHI CHI Epear G. Reppick Paducah, Kentucky PHI CHI Football (3). Pane One Hundred and Fourteen z — = ———— — = SS — ——- = — — = = —S = = ———— —alh NN oN S= Qa SOR” Va [et TEAS) == = ME eS PO SI OIG ‘cme ESA ES STANLEY T. SIMMONS Davip L. SALMON Smuas H. STARR ISABEL B. TURNER Che Kentucky Cardinal ( = Sao ————. KAPPA DELTA—KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY - = ao 3 ae — pommel Junior Class Rock Castle, West Virginia PHI BETA PI Madisonville, Kentucky ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA Louisville, Kentucky PHI D2LTA EPSILON Louisville, Kentucky Page One Hundred and Fifteen —— — LE ——— —— 1) ; I = Var Pa | 7a] OS ee BE ra “hay Gardinal (Zed Swener sae} |(() Zt é AY Che Kenulurcky Carnot f S48 } ' Kase” (ee LEBEN a hS —————— 4 ee ow Ge y= = SS yyw roy ETE STi Tate ATP SLATE TITTTEEEE GLE TT TETFIETIEEE PETE SIunior Class Karu N. VICTOR 3 . : - : ; ; : : Louisville, Kentucky PHI DELTA EPSILON MANForD S. WHITE é ‘ A F , ‘ ‘ : West Baden, Indiana PHI BETA PI W. Harvey Woopy ‘ ‘ , : = ; : : Toecane, North Carolina PHI CHI Page One Hundred and Sixteen = WSR WS, Wan ea LS ——= ra SEN was Gas SiO)}S” op Ch M s —r6 23 = fT _ The Kentucky Cardinal See Ss) |(9) Iunior Class Roll Teresa Acree R. W. Lavengood A. D. Allard D. A. Morrison R. P. Ball R. L. Mullins IF Max Bornstein John A. Neblett Hargis Bush H. W. Nyce G. E. Bushong W. D. Osborne C. Cammarano A. S. Price C. F. Cherry A. M. Price A. E. Cohen W. R. Pryor D. M. Cox C. E. Reddick A. O. DeWeese D. L. Salmon D. M. Embry H. H. Sandoz George Finch L. A. Sandoz Harold Greenkaum R. R. Sigler S. E. Hainline S. T. Simmons Pride E. Hale Silas H. Starr Wayne Harmon Hubert Thurman G. R. Harrod C. Dwight Townes H. G. Higginbotham Isabel Turner H. G.. Hill T. M. Turner W. F. Helmus Karl N. Victor R. T. Hudson A. D. Wetherby J. K. Hutcherson M. S. White C. W. Justice W. H. Woody A. D. Kessler Page One Hundred am Seventeen = - Gg K arnin Si ater any) The Kentucky Cardinal if a “See | SSS SS . Pe PAT A 5 EK ORI 2 aoe eee fe co =a es th Ne sal 4 HE ele a ———— Page One Gundred and Eighteen Everett Harold Baker Francis Eulon Bell Can Martin Bentley George Elias Boulos Ralph Milburn Burton George Cooper John Dorsey Craig Frank Adams Daugherty Harry Lawton Daugherty Benjamin Earl Duke Charles H. Finley Simeon Hays Gailbreath Novy Ensor Gobbel Arnold Rettig Griswold Lyman Hall Percy Livingston Hawk Victor E. Hessel Thomas Clement Hill (ieee eed BAY Whittaker R. Hill Arthur T. Hurst Floyd Barrance Jacquays Byron Arthur Jenkins Archibald D. Kennedy Curt H. Krieger Thomas I. Lynch Ernest E. Martin Sophomore Class Rall Page One Hundred and Nineteen Jennie Esther Mathers Stanley E. McCluxe Roland Lawton McCormack Ernest Kingsley McGown Harold F. Miller Charles Thos. Moran Chester A. Morris James F. Moorman Alvin Beckham Mullen Paul S. Osborn James Edwin Parker Olson Parrott Guy Comer Pinckley Maud Rarick Joseph Manuel Ray Horace H. Seay Aaron A. Shapero John Peery Sloan Samuel B. Souleyret James Rodman Stites Wm. Eugene Summerville Arthur C. Vandervert William Wilson Weaver William G. Waddell Morris M. Weise Frederick West Samuel Earl Williams p. w. adkins clark bailey j. w. booles- a. l. briskman william brohm raymond s. brooks lawrence browning e. n. burke h. r. burke george h. carvill james f. casto fred caudill v. l. chambers morris chilton donald claydon wayne t. cox w. b. cunningham chelsea d. eaton charles m. edelen floyd e. fielding k. armand fischer w. e. foree The Kentucky Cardinal Frosh Rall + joseph wells fox harry s. frazier john futrell m. d. garred john p. gentile linley c. happ john y. harper n. watson haws leonard b. heaton alfred t. hocker raymond n. holbrook g. a. hornback o. c. hudson leon hutchins william m. ison lansing keeler john c, kennedy thomas kienzle rudolph f. kurz neal n. loomis w. j. bryan meauliffe e. earl melain Public Health Nursing Certificates Awarded tu Flora YP. Barratt od john w. miller sol metzer clyde o’roark joseph skees parker f. m. picklesimer howard a. rands m. m. riddell george b. ridout r. c. riggs franklin ruegsegger earl p. schoan ralph schwaninger s. t. schwenk roger d. shafer carl f. simpson paul s. simpson benedict spalding charles b. stacey allan d. tuggle h. w. venable james wolpert Clara C. Callahan Ieunie Jacobs Etna A. Duerr Kittie Frances Miser Mary J. Sullivan Page One Hundred and Twenty - - S Ieee cece essere erg ETE EEE TTT 3 = SHS OO IOS Masters ENE) a 0 a 2) eee ReetenEES =| , TH i aii LL ami mut TTT Pane One Hundred and Twenty-one i i au aa Y The Kentucky Cardinal Louis Barr, M. S., Louisville, Kentucky Adrlaidy Bitzer, M. S., Louisville, Kentucky Cerelia A. Blacker, M. S., Louisville, Kentucky Christine Bohon, A. A, Louisville, Ky. Eulalia Gohon, A. M., Conisville, Kentucky Row Burkley, M. S., Lonisnille, Kentucky Sigma Kappa I. F. Lindeuberger, M. S., Louisville, Kentucky Grover Newton, A. M., Louisville, Kentucky Michael Rouse, A. M., Lonisuille, Kentucky Frank M. Shipman, M, S., Louisville, Kentucky Pi Kappa Alpha Frederick C. Von Wirklen, M. S., Menasha, Wisconsin Sigma C hi Sigma Page One Hundred and Twenty-two Masters Louis Barr, M. S. : ; ‘ A ; , F , ; Louisville, Kentucky B. S. in Chemistry, ’22, University of Louisville Instructor in Chemistry, ’22; University of Louisville Players, ’19, ’20, ’21, ’22; Cast Leave It To Jane; Chemistry Club, ’20, ’21, ’22; Alumni Chemistry Club, ’23; First Honor Inter- Class Declamatory Contest, ’21; Senior Declaimer, ’22. ADELAIDE LUCILLE BirTzer, M. S. Louisville, Kentucky Basketball Team, 19; La Societe Francaise, ’22; Glee Club, ’22; Chemistry Club, ’20, ’21, ’22. CECELIA A. BLACKER, M. S. Louisville, Kentucky Page One Gundred aud Cwenty-three ms . The Kentucky Cardinal (Zeca “seed — — —y Masters iversity of Louisville, 721; Woodcock Society, ’21; John L. Patterson ae pie ils 0. 9 723; Assistant sa the Library, ’22, ’23; La Societe Francaise, 19, 20, President, ’21, Director, ’22; Chemistry Club, 719, ’20, Secretary, 21; Debate Team, ’21; Public Speaking, ’21; Captain Bond Issue palen, 20; Basketball Squad, 719, ’20; Student ‘Athletic Association, ’21, ’22; Cast French Plays, 719, ’21; Glee Club, ’20, ’21; Y. W. C. A., ’20, 721, ’22, 28. A. B., ’21; Assistant in English Department, ’21; “L” in Basketball, °19; Captain Junior Team, ’20; Student Athletic Association, 21, ’22; Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class; La Societe Francaise, 719; Vice- President, 20, ’21; Cast French Play, ’20; Prize Winner in Costume De esign, ’21; Art Staff Assistant The Kentucky Cardinal, 22; Art Club, ’28; Chemistry Club, ’20, ’21; ’22: Captain Bond Issue Campaign, 2A John L. Patterson Honor Society, ’22, 23; Glee Club, ’20, ’21; Y. W. C. A., 2:2, 23. FREDERICK CHARLES VON WICKLEN, M. S. SIGMA CHI SIGMA B. S. C. University of Louisville, 22; John L. Patterson Honor Society, ’22, 23; Glee Club, ’20, ’21; La Societe Francaise, 21; Pan-Hellenie Council, Sec- retary-Treasurer, D1 D9: Chemistry Club, 21, Treasurer, 20, Secretary, ’22; Alumni Association Chemistry Club, ’23; Radio Club, 23 '; University of Louis- ville Players, ’23; Paint, Oil, and Varnish Club Prize, 20, Page One Hundred and Twenty-four CHRISTINE BoHon, A. M ‘ ; : d ‘ Louisville, Kentucky EULALIA Bouon, A. M. . . is : : , : { Louisville, Kentucky Menasha, Wisconsin bis ote, I Ss fjning annoy uosszayepe ‘HE uijug Page One Gundred and Twenty-eight ee 23 = = , Ftd SMS The Kentucky Cardinal Pa “Se Soae al@ Che Journalism Club The Journalism Club of the University of Louisville was established during the year 1922 through the efforts of James Bent Taylor, Mary Elizabeth Theobald, and Kathryn Stoerr. The primary object of the club is to interest the students of the university in journalism and to obtain a chair of journalism in the University of Louisville. Only those who are directly interested in journalism as a profession are requested to become members and several of those who answered to the roll call each week during the past year have written for nationally known magazines and newspapers as well as for local newspapers. The officers for the year 1922-23 were: JAMES BENT TAYLOR ELIZABETH THEOBALD CATHERINE GIRDLER KATHRYN STOERR Mary Louise KUBAUGH Dick SHULHAFER President Vice-President 5 ‘ ‘ ; B ‘ Mary Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary = Sm Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS ‘ Mary THRO MINELLA PULFORD JAMES GOFF PAULINE ARMES EUGENIA MCPHERSON KATHLEEN GOUGH SDOBAASOOOODODOL ep = REYNOLDS GIRDLER SAMUEL HYMAN CATHERINE GIRDLER JAMES B. TAYLOR KATHRYN STOERR Mary E. THEOBALD JAMES ADAMS Dick SHULHAFER Mary L. KUBAUGH t h ictures appear in the Journalism Club group are no Lc agephe ek sees i Mary P. Greer, Ida Sutcliffe, members of the club and took no part in its activities: Mariam Phillips, Louise Pennington, and Robert Leonard. Page One Hundred and Twenty-nine ) j we Sere _ The SSS eS Page One Hundred and Thirty S——_ a = = oe = Se yd a FEELS Ed UAL DU WEE ERE UO TOT TEETH EET OTE te ft H | t : a � + LM NNT Kentucky Cardinal 4 Che Chemistry Club OFFICERS THOMAS RICE . ‘ 3 i 5 ; 3 : President FINCK DORMAN . . . Vice-President MARTHA BLYTHE , 4 . Treasurer HEGEN RET 3. ise 2.08, Secretary AGNES BORGMAN . . Sergeant-at-Arms ROLL FLORENCE ATHERTON WILLET FRITSCHNER Rose ROMMEL MARTHA BLYTHE JAMES GOFF MILDRED SCHNEIDERHAN AGNES BoRGMAN Leo HusBucH EVELYN SCHLINGER DoroTHY BOowEs ROBERT LEONARD DicK SHULHAFER Norris Bryp RutTH LOVELACE ESTHER LEE SULLIVAN REBECCA BROWNSTEIN VIRGINIA LYNN THELMA WALKER DULcIE DENTON RuTH MINER EpWARD WALSH FINcK DORMAN LILLIAN MOELLER FREDA WAXMAN HELEN PEIL The Chemistry Club has completed its sixth successful year at the University of Louisville. This year we surrender six seniors to the Alumni Association of the Chemistry Club, which was organized in 1922 by Mildred Schneiderhan. We are sorry to see them leave us, but we feel that the bond of good fellowshp will only be strengthened between the active and the alumni organizations through the clever work of our seniors. We wish to congratulate The Kentucky Cardinal Staff for the excellent co-opera- tion it has shown toward the Chemistry Club, and for the interesting and attractive annual they have published. The honor members of the Chemistry Club taken from the freshman chemistry class of the past year, were Miss Esther L. Sullivan and Mr. Norris Boyd. The club has been entertained as well as instructed during the past year by many interesting discourses. Chief among these were discussions of Martin Sandstrom, Instructor in Organic and Physiological Chemistry at the University, Louis Baer, Instructor in Nurses’ Chemistry, Mr. John Bosworth of the Federal Chemistry Society, Professor Andrew Snyder, Mr. Bayles of the American Chemical Society, Acting Dean Anderson, and last but not least, Dr. A. W. Homberger. head of the department of Chemistry, and founder of the Chemistry Club at the University of Louisville. Besides these, the business meetings were made enjoyable by talks given by the members of the club. But the Chemistry Club is not all business! You can’t imagine what a splendid time we had on our five big parties this year. The first of these was the annual Thanksgiving Hike to Mocking Bird Valley. The second entailed a visit at the home of Mildred Schneiderhan during the Christmas holidays for a Tea, while the most popular of all parties was the annual dinner-dance at the Tyler Hotel at the beginning of spring! Next on our program was the all day picnic at South Park Fishing Club, and another enjoyable hike (with a full moon, too). The alumni. not to be outdone. by the courtesy of the Chemistry Club, entertained us with a Moonlight Boat Ride at the close of the year. : The club also made a number of trips to local plants during the year. A year’s work with the Chemistry Club counts for student activity credit. Students in any department of the University of Louisville who have had one college year of General Chemistry, and who have had or are taking another course in chemistry, are eligible = ee ks graduate from the university as members of the Chemistry Club, are also eligible for membership in the Alumni Association. ALUMNI MEMBERS 5 AE MARTIN SANDSTROM LUCILLE TIPTON ee Lae Dr. A. W. HOMBERGER MATILDA LANDAU Rose BURKLEY Mrs. A. W. HOMBERGER FRED CAUDILL ; FreD VON WICKLEN Dr. J. T. O’RoURK Mrs., F. T. Loomis Mary L. TOWELS Mrs. J. T. O’ROURK Dr. A. T. SNYDER LEONARD BRECHER Mrs. A. T. SNYDER FRANK SHIPMAN Pane One Hundred and- Thirty-one === B X DOROOOS p Sie APP awe an SSE mk OOOO SOOO Saac.taS Tes IES Ss SS Sa SO) a 7 = on 315 V esa eae” Arm” ASBEFA (SAN pare — are ee ah ere ee pr rN Sr |i(a) (CO) aS” ee eee The Kentucky Cardinal = = ae a =} = : = 4 || E ow ee sisters tine - TH ——— PRTUELTUUIPEHAA LTH seusE a ELESESTIERLOTESELIT LOLS USASSEOROGGBRISTSVSAILAULsZzz08 143 82048 LECAS CELI LELT E22] )2 — — oe Che Herea College Club The Berea College Club of the University of Louisville is composed of students who at one time attended Berea College. All four departments of the university and also of the school of nursing are represented. SSS AEE SK IOVOCI OO TIO OO ODO ge — eter SN) ped 4 OFFICERS BK is} )3) RUSSELL I. Topp President R95 | CHESTER Morris Vice-President pil Harvey Woop Secretary-Treasurer ys LyMAN Hau Historian ae ive ROLL lea iT CLYDE O’ROURKE RUBE PARKER HorRACE CARTEE CHESTER MOorRIS 1) R. O. BOWMAN Harvy Woopy ERNEST BEGLEY CHARLES STACY i ||] “ANDY” ANDERSON Mary BURTON Roy Comes ADALAIDE CARNES | | JOHN KINNEY C. M. LoGspon O. B. CooMEs CoRA HOWARD HI W. J. ADAMS GRACE WILLIAMS MASSIE WHITE Mary Gay HH] Lois HUGHES HALLIE LONG BONNIE BAKER S. H. BuTLER MHI E. E. Curry J. E. WEATHERBY MCKINLEY ISON S. B. SHARP i ih Oscar COMBS HERMAN RoppBiINS — BEATRICE TUSBY LYMAN HALL HI BEss OWEN LAVINIA CARNES LAWRENCE COMBS O. APPLEHOUSE H iF RUSSELL Topp ANABEL KINCAID T. E. NELSON IH) | Pane One Hundred and Chirty-tun | | | l= eee: eee ee rs ose : ee AER Va ey = , Ter, Sq — a ( )) LEDS EIST, ares |(()) a SS aN SN ae ne i _ PA te —_——————————— = uj SS (a= Z a 19 2s = sts ———— Che Kentucky Cardinal SSS SS : = Sener “Sa | S-———— — = = | Che Deutal Crowel Cluh H “To promote the cause of Masonry” in the The Dental Trowel Club is an organization composed of the students Dental College who are members of the Masonic Order. THE ROLL CALL OFFICERS S. H. BUTLER ; President } W. J. ADAMS Vice-President | J. F. JOHNSON Secretary “4 B. L. KEENEY , : Treasurer al} J. M. DortTon Sergeant-at-Arms ae J. C. McCLuRG Editor ESS Dr. C. D. HAYRYE COMBS ia STAMBAUGH CARTEE kes | SCHOLL LOEFFLER HT JUSTICE POLK LUTEN JEWETT MESSER WARD H RHENIR HICKS BEGLEY JONES LANG Hoop SINGER BOWMAN BREEDING ScRIVNER DUREAY CREAMER MASSEY ForD BRYNE ZUNN Hays Page One Gundred and Thirty-three i ' — —— —w . ——— EE _— 2 i} sses. OS SS YO) ES La ka POPS |POS SRE A SER NSE. SEA Se Te —_ lm A bw) £ fH =| 19 23 i 4 i 7a ; larnine (O) |e eee” Bee) The Kentucky Cardinal Gung @ a aa Som TUTTTTTITITTITATLATATTTITITT ITALIA TTTATAT IAT ALTPITAETTIADIAATTART ZITAT EFPatiialiititiPaeeadadhaliadatitiiatie Tree The Oratorical Society of the University of Louisville is one of the coming organi- Li zations at the college. Though in its infancy it boasts of a large and enthusiastic membership which has earnestly striven to give oratory it Oratorical Surivty s rightful place in the limelight of student affairs. Debates, readings, and talks are on the programs at the weekly meetings and added to all of these enjoyable pleasures is the annual banquet where everyone must speak as well as eat. A gold medal was awarded by the Oratorical Society at the annual inter-class declamatory contest and the club intends to maintain this award annually, Students interested in the art of declaiming and debating are earnestly requested to visit the society and then, if they so desire, to place their applications for membership. Page One Hundred and Chirty-four St Oa SO Sa aS YP aR PN SEE SAS = SS =O SS NT A a Jo wb ———————— J 19 ara The Kentucky Cardinal ———w {fe Ss ———— i= University UY Club CABINET ALMA PECAR President PAULINE ARMES HELEN PEIL EstTuerR LEE SULLIVAN CATHERINE GIRDLER HELEN WALKER VIRGINIA WINSTANDLEY RutTH KOEHLER Pane One Gundred and Thirty-five IEE 2 = D Os TIO, OOS RDO SS TE Za — ———ST 1 9 23 i The Kentucky Cardinal (= — ae ALY ‘TEL EELSL CLE EAT AT TYH ET = a — em oan Brutal Ourr Seas Club SERS STEELS The Over Seas Dental Club is composed of students of the dental department who saw service in foreign fields in the World War. SETTER SLES) EP ROLL CALL [ies W. J. Apams, ’23, President 5 : : ‘ ‘ : , ¥ ; Kentucky Served from May 10, 1917 to June 16, 1919; First Lieutenant, Machine Gun Company, 149th Infantry, 38th Division, and 101st Infantry, 26th Division; Infantry School of Arms, Fort Sill, Oklahoma, M. G. Section Second Corps School; England, France, and Belgium; Chatillon Sur Saine, France. eels EMMITT BAKER, ’24, Vice-President illinois Served from May 29, 1918, to May 30, 1919; Corporal 107 Supply Train, 32nd Division; England, France, Belgium, zermany, Italy, and Spain; Meuse-Argonne Drive, Cha:teau Thiery, Soissons Army of Occupation. Pane One Hundred and Thirty-six WEN NS = (™ a PPT) FP, — Ree “eee, “Se. San SOE’ ZS T= Z dni ———— == i9 23S AAD Che Kentucky Cardinal a GS SSS Tt CS —— rm ROBERT P. OVERSTREET, ’23 Mi ssissippi Served from May 5, 1917, to Ma ¢ y 6, 1919; Gotporal and Acti and 141st Field Artillery, 39th Division; France and ral and At ee W. B. STANDARD, ’23 Kentucky Served from April 25, 1918, to eaeet 18, 1919; 6th eens United States Marines C 2nd Division; Army of Occupation, Meuse-Argonne and Champaign drives; France, Belgium, Germany, and Italy. BE. J. SCHLEGEL, ’23 Indiana Served from April 2, 1918, to shied 4, 1919; Battalion C, 53R. A. C. St. Mihiel Drive; France. BK. E. Curry, ’24 ; : Kentucky Served from eee 28, 1917, to May 15, 1919; ae and Sergeant 1st Battalion Trench Artillery, 1st Division; Champaign, Aisne, Marne, St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, Army of Occupation; France, Germany, Belgium, and Italy. S. B. SHarp, 724 ; : Kentucky Served from June 5, 1918, to iAdice 20, 1920; Gunntes Mate, United States Navy; Battleship Kentucky, Atlantic Fleet, Convoy Squadron. W. B. MAsTERs, ’26 ¢ - North Carolina Served from June 8, 1918, to aE Ee 28, 1919; sBlesieentd 348 Service Corps, 88th Division; France and England. A. A. RIpENOR, ’25 E : ‘ : Tennessee Served from May, 1917. to aie 1919; sated ciclo Company C, 120th Infantry; Hindenburg Line, Marne, Meuse-Argonne Drive; England, France, Belgium, and Germany. C. L. REHANECK, ’25, Secretary Pennsylvania Served from February, 1918, to May, 1919; Citiioug I, 112th Infantry, 28th Division; Chatteau Thiery, 5th German Offensive, York and Vesle, River Rhine; France and England. Kentucky C. W. STEPHENS, ’26 ; : Ay ES : 9; Corporal 108 Aero Pursuit Squadron; Served from July, 1917, to fue 191 England, Belgium, and Italy. Page One Hundred and Thirty-seven Pane One Hundred and Thirty right Che University of Louisville Boosters’ Chih “An organization in which the interests of all departments are co- toward the building of a finer University of Louisville.” aa PURPOSE To create a university that will be even a greater, stronger, ri the university of the present. ES ae To boost the university and combat all destructive criticism; to build and not to destroy. To make more real to all students the meaning of service to the University of Louisville. To know and understand our faculty and to make ourselves understandable to them. To co-ordinate the interests of the alumni and the students of the various depart- ments into more affective activity. To be of service to Louisville. THE CREED OF A BOOSTER I believe in the University of Louisville The maker of men And the builder of character, And in Louisville Spirit Conceived in Loyalty and Democracy. I believe in the Spirit of Service To the University and all her activities: All these I promise to uphold To the best of my abilities For the finest of all Universities. During the year of 1923-24 the Boosters’ Club hopes to carry out more fully the third purpose by enrolling every student in the University in this Club. There is much work yet to be done and with the co-operative spirit already exhibited, hopes for a finer and greater University may well soar to the heights. Page One Gundred and Thirty-nine (E ke |= = ————. Var Saree Va af) FY, r49 , — a omy : ices weed “ oN ERED . G, foes The Kentucky Cardinal ( — — Se = Uy ; Gul a yw ee TATUTTPEVETECFUUAUTESTOGTHTONATTAVATISTICAEVSETEEESOOHI PATI‘ CCEEAIITTTUUSEs03 dg; pIESDNUIIEC TG ——f— Se = = See DDK PRO ORD | SESS SES See Arts Oluh EXECUTIVE COMMITTER TI_ te BE = I is at pane CATHERINE GIRDLEC RuTH KOEHLER HELEN WALKER = H a LILLIAN KIMBRELL Lois PIPER | HIT] ALL It LILLIAN CoLBy | | | i ii j | | | | | | : i} Pane One Gundeed and Forty 1H 4 be we cay SM 5 = PEEL, PET SH) SE S rl a AeA |S Che Keutucky Cardinal Che University of Louisville Players £. Boyd Martin Director Officers, 1923-1924 Edmund W. Bottomley President Margaret Kirwan Warwick Anderson Sreretary Nice -President Morris Robinson Sara Landau Business Manager Treasurer Page One Hundred and H orty-one VS SS RSS (- =e7 = Mia = SS Saw “S1 Se ee ————— — — ae | 9 23 (Sas | a te The Kentucky Cardinal ie —F HE Dramatic Club, known as “The University of Louisville Players,” whi ch was organized during the session of 1911-12, has become one of the most successful and popular student activities. The membership is open to all students in all colleges of the University. The club was organized for the purpose of encouraging a healthy interest in the best drama, and of giving opportunity for the development of the dramatic talent in the University. Work in the Dramatic Club may now count for credit towards the bachelor’s degree. This work is organized on the basis of a labora- tory course in dramatics, with required supplementary reading. Nearly every Saturday afternoon throughout the fall and spring semester a short play is presented in the “Dramatic Workshop” of the University. These preliminary plays insure for each member of the club an opportunity to engage in some form of dramatic work. Longer and more difficult plays are presented during the year, afford- ing students of exceptional ability an opportunity to do work of a more professional nature. Only students of regular standing are permitted to represent the University in these plays. During the season of 1922-23 the longer plays presented in the Work Shop were “Mama’s Affairs,” a Harvard Prize Play, which was given for three performances; “Little Women,” which packed three houses; “She Stoops te Conquer,” which was considered a very creditable revival of this old classic; “The Pillars of Society,” which was. given for eight highly successful performances; and “Only Thirty-eight,” which was presented in the Work Shop for six performances and at Lakeland, Kentucky, for one performance. Several afternoons during the semester are devoted to laboratory practice. On these occasions the plays are staged entirely by the students without the aid of the instructor. Rehearsals for the plays are held in the evenings so as not to interfere with class work. The student performances this season included the presentation of many well-known one-act plays. One of the unique features about the University productions is the scenery. All of the settings are built and painted in the Work Shop and are under the supervision of a scenic artist and the director, Mr. Martin. The Work Shop has turned out some marvelous settings as well as productions patrons of the Little Theater. that have won the commendation of the Moonlight, sunshine, and terrific wind storms offer no obstacles to the producer as they are vividly and realistically staged with the aid of the Players’ ultra modern lighting arrangement. It has been conceded that the Uni- versity of Louisville Players have the best equipped stage in the South and man y of the National producers who come to Louisville pay their first visit to the Work Shop and marvel at its great forward stride in the development of the Little Theater. Pane One Gundred and Forty-two 1 Che Kentucky Cardinal (Zea Ses S = FP —=F; 235 It is with great pride that the Players announce that their director for the next season will be Mr. Boyd Martin. Too little praise cannot be afforded this great man who has labored so hard and consistently to make this organization an asset to the University. Mr. Martin was formerly a student of the University of Louisville and is a playwright of exceptional ability. His two chief plays which were awarded great | praise from the theater going public are The Ugly Duckling and Temper and Tempe ment. ra- The University of Louisville Players are rehearsing now for their bill of one-act plays which will be presented at the Kentucky State Fair, September 10 to 15. Six one-act plays will be given and all are the work of well-established authors. The plays will be given in a regular dramatic tent which has been especially equipped for the demonstration. The six plays include The Neighbors, ’Op O’ Me Thumb, The Dear Departed, The Teeth of the Gift Horse, The Bracelet, and Woman Proposes. These plays will be presented by graduate and undergraduate players and some i gi — HAESHATETVSTIUFREDISUIDNUAUOUUES SESESESESS EOS ES TTEPT LESIONS of the best talent in the organization will participate. The list includes Margaret Dalrymple, who scored in The Neighbors, when first produced here, and who will have her original role; Ruth Wilson, who again will have the part of the London slavey in =p — —- DoE ’Op O’ Me Thumb; George Patterson, who is one of the leading players now active; Edmund W. Bottomley, who is president of the organization; Ethelmae Tuell, who jumped into the limelight by her performance of Joe in Little Women last season; Louise Pennington, who has quite a reputation gained through the charm of her characterizations; Margaret Bickel, whose success in The Truth established her as an actress of rare talent; Virginia Watts, whose Only Thirty-eight brought down the curtain last season on one of the most successful productions given at the college; SODIS m KOKI DS DDO DINE Hugh Sutton, who will be seen in one of his best characterizations; Warwick Anderson, B lal who will not only play a charming role, but will contribute much to the scenic back- Hea 1 EES 1-1 ground of the productions; Margaret Kirwan, secretary of the Players; Marjory Warden, one of the most delightful of all the performers in the company, and many, many others, the list including some thirty-eight. The plays are now being rehearsed in the Dramatic Work Shop of the college and when ready will be carted—scenery, props, and all—to the Fair grounds. The Little Country Theater at the State Fair will be located across from the Old Kentucky Home and everyone is urged to take advantage of the opportunity to see | the Players in a varied but well balanced program of one-act plays. | j } t Page One Gundred and Forty-three | a ——— ———————— = =x = = 7 ALT ERD FP aT Tee ( : eta Wa ” aE 3 . a ; — er sr Pll | Nerd | 4 | SSS Sea SEA SS = p= — —— Student Governing Board 1924 College of Arts and Srieures — SSS = - f : HH: EDMUND W. BOTTOMLEY President-Elect, 1924 Ropert LEONARD MARTHA ADAMS li Vice-President Secretary li iis Norris BoyD ie Treasurer Ee F WILson W. Wyatt ALBERT KEMP Representatives Student Body at Large Page One Hundred and Forty-four Che Glee Club ut The University of Louisville Under the able direction of Professor John P steady progress during the past year and is ra student activities. Page One Hundred and Forty-five eter Grant, the Glee Club has made apidly becoming one of the most popular ea SS Dinal Zamea— sme “S56 | | The Upper Class Student Council The Upper Class Student Council of the College of Medicine has been ice and effectively functioning for nearly a year and will soon undergo its ane ¢ so es personnel when the present seniors withdraw on graduation. Membership includes one senior and one junior elected by each of the five medical fraternities and the on-fraternity group, a representation based upon approximately equal proportion of afidents in is Sa: The seniors retiring are George H. Springstun, represents the non-fraternity group; Robert B. Poling, representing Phi Chi; Henry cage Pee representing Alpha Kappa Kappa; Reuben R. Craig, representing Phi Beta u nae C. Worley, representing Kappa Psi; and Silas H. Starr, representing Phi Delta. psi on. The junior representatives have been Robert P. Ball for the non-fraternity men; Will R. Pryor for Phi Chi; Charles D. Townes for Alpha Kappa Kappa; Hobart G. Higginbotham for Phi Beta Pi; Hargis Bush for Kappa Psi; and Armand E, Cohen for Phi Delta Epsilon. Mr. Ball has since joined Alpha Kappa Kappa. ; e While it is not obligatory upon each group to re-elect a junior member to. senior = membership, it has been established as a precedent that such action be taken, if the representative has been satisfactory to his group, so that he may be more familiar with the work of the previous year and exercise his judgment most effectively in the senior year as the result of such experience. ; ; The purpose and function of the Upper Class Medical Student Council have been confused in the minds of some with the Student Governing Board and the Medical nN Inter-fraternity Council. The Upper Class Medical Student Council is not interested directly and does not purpose to exercise any jurisdiction over the fraternity affairs, 4 such as rushing or dates of initiation, or over social affairs, such as student or i} T fraternity dances. The preamble adopted at one of the first meetings is as follows: 1) oe “The object of this Council shall be to promote better school spirit among a i members of the faculty and the under-graduate students, to bring these two ii an bodies into closer and more harmonious relation, to consider such matters as | A pertain to the general welfare of the student body in particular and the i medical school in general, to serve as a clearing house for exchange of views A between the faculty and the students in regard to such matters, to confer with the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs on all matters which may improve the School or promote the welfare of the student body, and to represent the sentiment of the student body in its relation to the student bodies of other colleges of the University of Louisville.” i The by-laws provide that meetings shall be held regularly on the first Saturday H night of October, November, December, January, February, March, April, and May. | Every other meeting is a dinnet meeting at which the members of the Faculty i Committe on Student Affairs are expected to be present and which the faculty men have usually attended. This has served to bring a group of upper class students and faculty men together in a purely informal social relation. Such dinners have been followed by informal meetings at which various matters have been discussed quite frankly with the purpose in mind of promoting the interests of the college at large. Mr. Springstun, the senior non-fraternity representative, was unanimously elected secretary for the year and the chairmanship has rotated through the different repre- sentatives. The dinners have been “dutch treat.” There are no dues or other fees. The meetings of the Council have been so greatly enjoyed by both graduate and under-graduate members that the desirability of making all meetings dinner meetings next year is under consideration. Because of the very natur e of the purpose of the ces inaae = Paget oct are informal and more or less confidential. Any expression of student politics has never m: its : ¢ ry is Sette ceca eh ade itself apparent. Even the secretary is Provision for the continuation of the Council is contained j - i provides that each group shall elect in April its senior and Nie ee the following year from the juniors and sophomores in college at that time, it being a precedent that the Junior member shall succeed himself as senior representative if ea ne bees pe eeny, to his group. At the last meeting a secretary is HH during pleats sone or the coming year from those who will be the senior members HH 1H |] Page One Hundred and Forty-six Radin Cluh JACK T. HoDGEN President CHARLES HEIMERDINGER MILLARD WAGNER ARTHUR LITTLE CHARLES SEIDEL FreD C. VON WICKLEN GARLAND WEIDNER Norris Boyp MARSHALL WINSTANDLEY RICHARD WILLEY EpMUND W. BOTTOMLEY Pane One Hundred and Fartu-seuen Organizations in the University JOURNALISM CLUB UNIVERSITY SCRIBBLERS JOHN L. PATTERSON HONOR SOCIETY UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE PLAYERS Upper CLASS STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT GOVERNING BOARD La SocieTE FRANCAISE La SoctepAp ESPANOLA GLEE CLUB Rapio CLuB BEREA CLUB DENTAL OVERSEAS Cite DENTAL TROWEL CLUB RIDING CLUB ORATORICAL SOCIETY LANGUAGE CLUB ARTS CLUB CHEMISTRY CLUB UNIVERSITY Y CLuR EUTERPEAN CLUB Woopcock Society CHARLES B. SEyMour Law CuuB Law STUDENT CouNCIL INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCUL, COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Page One Hundred and Forty-rinht i A 3 0 oe The Kentucky Cardinal University of Lonisuille I. Churchill Radyers, A. B. First Editor-in-Chief The Kentucky Cardinal Principal Leitchtield High Schoal, 1923 Garvard School of Lam, 1923-1924 Page One Hundred aud Fifty-one Che ontache Cardinal Page One Hundred and Fifty-tun a ih Che Kentucky Cardinal Editorial State Editor-in-Chief | iB! i Mary ELIzanetu THEOBALD, ’23 a | College of Arts and Sciences KATHRYN STOERR, 25 EpMuUND W. BorroM.ey, '24 | Assistant Editor Associate Editor College of Arts and Sciences College of Arts and Sciences Assistant Editor | | CHARLES C. BROWNING, °25 | College of Dentistry || ROBERT SINCLAIR DANIEL, ’23 WILEY J. ADAMS, ’23 } Associate Editor Associate Editor College of Law College of Dentistry Harcis BusuH, ’24 RICHARD SHULHAFER, ’25 RutH H. KOEHLER, ’23 Assistant Editor Exchange Editor Art Editor College of Medicine College of Arts and Sciences College of Arts and Sciences ARMAND K. FISCHER, ’26 LAWRENCE POSTON, ’23 Athletic Editor Joke Editor College of Medicine College of Arts and Sciences VIRGINIA WINSTANDLEY, ’23 LOUISE PENNINGTON, ’24 MARJoRIE Boyp, ’26 Class Representative Class Representative Class Representative College of Arts and Sciences College of Arts and Sciences College of Arts and Sciences THOMAS C. KIENZLE, ’26 JOSEPH R. LUTEN, ’23 Class Representative Class Representative College of Medicine College of Dentistry J. FRANKLIN Brapiey, A. B., Ph. D., Faculty Adviser AARON SHAPERO, 725 Class Representative College of Medicine ORVILLE COOMER, ’25 Class Representative College of Dentistry HERMAN RopBINS, ’26 Class Representative College of Dentistry Page One Fundred aud Fifty-three ae Che Kentucky Cardinal Business Staff ROBERT B. LEONARD, 725 Business Manager College of Arts and Sciences O. M. Gorr, ’24 E. E. Curry, ’24 Assistant i Assistant College of Law College of Dentistry MARTHA ADAMS, 725 Assistant College of Arts and Sciences RICHARD WILLEY, ’25 PHILIP SCHUSTER, ’26 Circulation Manager Assistant College of Arts and: Sciences College of Arts and Sciences RALPH SCHWANINGER, ’26 Norris Boyp, ’25 Assistant Assistant College of Medicine College of Arts and Sciences HEWITT CUNNINGHAM, ’23 VERNON THOMPSON, 725 Assistant Assistant College of Arts and Sciences College of Arts and Sciences JAMES ADAMs, ’23 Assistant College of Arts and Sciences Page One Gundred and Fifty-four James Douis Theohald Mascot The Kentucky Cardinal Annual Pane One Hundred and Fifty-five AA ey | ABA we ae wwe es SHaryC abeth ‘Theol Nanaging Ge ds tor? i] ae 3 ame ae J r - Page Oue Hundred and Fifty-six Page One Hundred and Fifty-seven Pane One Hundred and Fitty-vinht (— i == e) LLL , — : iF =r319 23 ==] — ae! = ay eo }| ame ona _ See ie Aenturcky Cardinal = ance e— WY hee f oS Che Kentucky Cardinal Annual KATHRYN STOERR, ’25 Associate Managing-Editor Mary ELIZABETH THEOBALD, ’23 Managing-Editor CHARLES C. BROWNING, °25 Assistant Editor EDMUND W. BOTTOMLEY, 724 Associate Managing-Editor O. M. Gorr, ’24 Assistant Editor WILEY J. ADAMS, ’23 Assistant Editor RICHARD SHULHAFER, HELEN WALKER, ’24 Assistant Art Editor RutH H. KOEHLER, ’23 Art Editor 25 Assistant Editor EVELYN SEHLINGER, ’23 Assistant Art Editor FRANCES WINSTANDLEY, '23 Assistant. Club Editor Pane One Hundred and Fifty-nine ) FEF 7” : ; a mz Che Kentucky @ardinal _ Seed se See |(O STGHTTE! = ae TETRA == eS 5 L Hl Che Keutucky Cardinal Annual Business Staff 7 8 5 % 4E555 MARTHA ADAMS, ’25 FINCK DoRMAN, ’23 E. E. Curry, ’24 ALICE GOSSETT, ’26 MILDRED SCHEIRICH, ’26 Ros—E ROMMEL, ’25 MINELLE PULFORD, ’26 Mary TuHrRo, ’24 DorotHy Bowers, ’25 NAncy H. MILLER, ’23 Pane One Gundred and Sixty z = ——— eee 2: ) | are ao SS SR SS a = —— IF =e ee NY) A — ey PAW) SSS ee es A 5 SS, MI Seer’ SVD 2 Bae Che Kentucky Cardinal Lf Pa Che University Seribblers + Edmund W. Bottomley James Bent Taylor Mary Elizabeth Theobald Kathryn Storrr Catherine Girdler Mascot and Editar Page One Hundred and Sixty-one Pee SE i A a { 4 4 4 4 A I i { 4 om | { : 4 4 4 wes ORG ts _ 3 aS aS GE The Kentucky Cardinal Gal —— In Memoriiun Wuereas, Our Heavenly Father has seen fit to call unto Him, by death, our beloved brother and fellow student, Carl M. Eissler, who has been an esteemed and honored brother of our Fraternity, ever maintaining these high ideals which have endeared him in the hearts of all who knew and loved him; and Wuereas, Brother Carl M. Eissler has answered the call into the Great Beyond, he has erected in our memories, a monument to those high ideals for which he stood and lived. His clean, upright, sincere life will ever be an incentive for good to all those who knew and loved him. RESOLVED: That in the death of Brother Eissler we lose the friendship of a man who was loved and respected by all who knew him. In the realization of his efforts, we hope for a speedy relief to one burdened hearts of his bereaved family and mourning freinds. ResOLVED: That in the death of Carl M. Eissler, we, the Omicron Chapter of Psi Omega Fraternity, as his brothers, share the sorrow of his family and many devoted friends. ResoLtveD: That a copy of this resolution be sent to the family of Brother Eissler, published in The Frater, and in The Kentucky Cardinal, and spread on the minutes of the Omicron Chapter of Psi Omega. Committee: W. W. Rivers, Junior Grand Master H. A. Massey, Secretary E. V. PoLk, Inquisitor CHARLES C. BROWNING, Editer. Page One Gundred and Sixty-two | Pa ae OFFICERS EDMUND W. BOTTOMLEY ; ; . A ? ‘ : : ; , President SIGMA CHI SIGMA P. B. Muir, Vice-President LAWRENCE Poston, Secretary-Treasurer KAPPA ALPHA DELTA SIGMA MEMBERSHIP KAPPA ALPHA DELTA SIGMA SIGMA CHI SIGMA The Men’s Fraternity Governing Board is a separate and distinct branch from the Pan Hellenic Council of the previous year. It is composed only of representatives from the men’s fraternities in the academic department of the University. The chief object of this board is to thrash out with the aid of the faculty committee all difficulties that arise between the fraternities in their relationship to themselves and other branches of university life’ The duties of this board during the past year have been extremely light as perfect harmony has existed and no penalties were inflicted. Page One Gundred and Sixty-five —_ —————— sas irerrat Page One Hundred and Sixty-six Sorority Executive Board OFFICERS Mary ELizABETH THEORALD ‘ , - _ : F : President SIGMA KAPPA | P | HELEN WALKER, Vice-President LOUISE PENNINGTON, Secretary TRI XI BETA SIGMA FRANCES WINSTANDLEY ‘i 2 : : Treasurer EPSILON OMEGA MEMBERSHIP SIGMA KAPPA TRI XI Mary ELIZABETH THEOBALD RuTH KOEHLER EVELYN SEHLINGER HELEN WALKER BETA SIGMA EPSILON OMEGA LOUISE PENNINGTON FRANCES WINSTANDLEY Mary JANE WILLETT AELISE MORAT Page Oue Hundred and Sixty-seven TE a (@)=S Sy ss 7 EAI CoLtece “ry i Page One Hundred and Sixty-right is ao a 71 —— —— =. = Bee” SS ah x . | See Che Kentucky Cardinal.Z ‘ll 2 Ce —— re Se Psi Omega Founded at Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, 1892 i Baltimore, Maryland Colors: Blue and White Publication: The Frater OMICRON CHAPTER Established 1897 Active Chapters: Fifty-two Alumni Chapters: Fifty-six Dr. H. R. Kerrie, Deputy Councilor E. F. SCHLEGEL, Grand Master : W. W. Rivers. Junior Master F. T. JONES, Secretary W. A. Hopkins, Treasurer W. B. Kirkpatrick, Chief Inquisiior L. D. Pankey, Chief Interrogator C. R. StamBauGu, Editor B. L. KEENry, Historian C. D. Draper, Inside Guardian H. A. MAssey, Outside Guardian FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE CLASS OF 1923 W. T. SCHOLL T. W. CAUBLE W. R. ATKINS L. VAUGHAN MARTIN M. V. STATON E. F. SCHLEGEL E. L. TuFtTs F. T. JONES L. J. Howarp C. R. STAMBAUGH R. D. CREAMER B. L. KEENEY L. J. OBREY CLASS OF 1924 H. E. HERMAN W. B. KIRKPATRICK E. G. McC.Lure L. D. PANKEY ie ! V. H. WILLIS C. D. DRAPER es W. W. RIVERS H. A. Massey Bs W. A. HOPKINS CLASS OF 1925 E. V. POLKE E. I. SCRIVNER Ik B. W. KELLY J. P. EDWARDS {Fs W. C. TIPPETT M. W. GAILLARD em L. I. SMITH KE. L, EvANS ie { C. C, BROWNING C, M. EISSLER i H. M. BOHANNON | v CLASS OF 1926 ekg nee Me x, ‘Caen S. D. THOMSON R. A. WEIR PRESCOTT SANDIDGE | N. R. LEMON F. L. PEMBERTON C. W. H J. P. D'ARCY W. HAYES Deceased, January 19, 1923 Page One Gundred and Sixty-nine al Va hy 1g sara od || = EEDA ha iitioee a SI ( A A setter a (8 ‘A. SIGMA DEL, qpsseont EPSILON CHAP TED UNIVERSITY LOUISVILLE COLLEGE DENTISTRY Page One Gundred and Seventy Delta Sigma Delta i Founded in University of Michigan, March 5, 1883 Colors: Garnet and Blue EPSILON EPSILON CHAPTER Established April 29, 1914 Active Chapters: Twenty-nine Auxiliary Chapters: Thirty-two | : i Dr. F. B. Hower, Supreme Deputy WILEY J. ADAMS, Grand Master J. R. LUTEN, II, Worthy, Master L. A. Moornatcu, 7'reasurer F. C. BREEDING, Scribe Pau R. CUNNINGHAM, Historian S. B. SHARPE, Tyler O. B. CooMEr, Junior Page R. P. OVERSTREET, Senior Page FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Horace L. CARTEE G. S. DURYEA E. L. FONTAINE Roy STAMPER R. P. OVERSTREET L. A. MooRHATCH CurTIS STEPPE E. R. BRYANT L. M. PARROTT R. M. JUSTICE R. C. COMBS STARKE SNYDER EARLE J. WADDINGTON W. B. MASTERS Oscar COMBS ORVILLE KENNEDY S. H. BUTLER A. C. Forp PARKE HICKS PauL R. CUNNINGHAM GEORGE M. MAHAN J. A. SIZER R. O. BOWMAN E. B. Corn W. J. ADAMS C. C. JORDAN C. M. LoGspon W. H. SIMON F. C. BREEDING J. M. JONES J. B. HUTCHERSON W. E. Warp, II E. E. CURRY J. R. Luten, II R. H. RuDOLPH S. P. SHARPE J. A. DORTON O. B. COOMER G. K. BERKSHIRE C. F. CHADWICK RussELL Topp Cc. P. REDMAN CARVILLE VAUGHAN C. S. ERVIN HERMAN ROBBINS E. E. BEGLEY GEORGE KEYSER FeLix WILLIAMS LAWRENCE COMBS KENNETH B. Hoop Pane One Hundred amd Seventy-one WHSimen. Con ‘ yom PI Ups Loy ALPHA CHAPTER UNIVERSITY of LOVISVILLE LOUISVLLE KY Pane One Hundred and Seuenty-tun ALPHA CHAPTER OFFICERS J. PR. LuTEN, High Master i G. S. DurYEA, Scribe NE O. A. KENNEDY, Tyler (einen ee | SL Lame) . Ohe Kentucky Cardinal Lp 7 Pe aa Wee Te is Sigma Pi Upsilon INTER-FRATERNITY Founded at the University of Louisville, December 13, 1921 Established December 13, 1921 W.-H. S:x-ons, Low Master F. C. WILLIAMS, 7'reasurer H. A. Massey, Historian FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE : H. Il. BOHANON PSI OMEGA Morris CHILTON KAPPA PSI O. B. COOMER DELTA SIGMA DELTA PAuL R. CUNNINGHAM DELTA SIGMA DELTA G. S. DURYEA “DELTA SIGMA DELTA J. M. JONES DELTA SIGMA DELTA C. C. JORDAN DELTA SIGMA DELTA O. A. KENNEDY KAPPA PSI DELTA SIGMA DELTA W. B. KIRKPATRICK SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON PSI OMEGA J. R. LUTEN DELTA SIGMA DELTA DELTA SIGMA DELTA H. A. MASSEY PSI OMEGA E. C. MCCLURG PSI OMEGA L. D. PANKEY PSI OMEGA F. L. PEMBERTON PSI OMEGA CHARLES PHELPS PSI OMEGA W. W. RIVERS SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON PSI OMEGA W. H. SIMon DELTA SIGMA DELTA CARVILLE VAUGHAN DELTA SIGMA DELTA R. A. WEIR PSI OMEGA F. C. WILLIAMS DELTA SIGMA DELTA V. H. WILLIS PSI OMEGA Dr. F. B. Hower, Honorary Member Page One Fundred and Seventy-three —— = LZ ff a JITTITTN Nm —— = SSS ana: ee | = | 9 = — —4} 7 ae = ee Nise� = as SS ie femme’ The Kentucky Cardinal (eases See G ev PD | VETS .—=== = DDO. Ew eee ie SS S DOO E T L- eC a a 7 PII DDO SLI DOGS IOD uit” Tt ir ft - = s SSC ea eX ° Cau Kappa Chi Gouorary Journalistic Fraternity Founded in University of Louisville, 1923 Colors: Old Rose and Blue Flower: Rose ALPHA CHAPTER Established 1923 J. CHURCHILL Ropcers, A. B., ’22 Honorary Member MILDRED SCHNEIDERHAN RICHARD SHULHAFER RutH KorHLer Mary THRO Harcis BUSH Mary ELIZABETH THEOBALD CHARLES C. BROWNING KATHRYN STOERR EDMUND W. BOTTOMLEY HELEN WALKER JAMES BENT TAYLOR Page One Gundred and Seventy-five (CEZZ I Pane One Gundred and Seuenty-six Za ice Che % Rentucky Cardinal i Signa Chi Sigma Founded at the University of Louisville, April 18, 1921 FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE AE LA SNH |UEDELL UP AANT VETS TOGUEU ENAMEL 93 YU TN ORT ET ETURANYT REET EIS LY ETDS SU MT FF TS ARTHUR LITTLE CHARLES HEIMERDINGER EDMUND W. BOTTOMLEY ) SH li HAS A AS it | fi | H CH ! LOWELL NICHOLS THOMAS RICE | 1 MY Ail 6 @ sD an a a ; A i | a Fo i i) | ( f CHARLES SEIDEL MARTIN SANDSTROM � ea. € Von : iS ‘4 - ¥ 1 | foe ' . . “A At c s fi ce a 1}) Bal HT 1] | NN : : i ALBERT KEMP : Louris REIsZ poe a 4) ih Hl Jack HopGEN CLINTON HOFFMAN. | Frep DEERING Roy SHORT KENNETH KANNARD COURTLANDT BEELER 3 - El| ae | DAVE CULLEN PAUL CULLEN Morris THOMPSON | Co | ad EDWIN WOLPERT eae Pane One Gundred aud Seventy-seven Page One Hundred and Seventy-right oo 7 wef 9 purl IS LIT aN rk p ne ame (kaa) T yp Aenutucky Cardi | inal (Zasen “Senos SSS FN a —— Phi Delta Epsilon PHI CHAPTER W. HARMON AARON FE. COHEN Consul Vice-Consul M. N. WEIss C. KRIEGER Sttas H. STARR HAROLD GREENBAUM Max BorNSTEIN AARON SHAPERO Kari VICTOR ALFRED BRISKMAN So. NETZER Page One Fundeed and Seventy-nine Pane One Hundred and Eighty ne The r L— Sigma Kappa Founded at Colby College, Waterville, Maine, 1874 Flower: Vi wer: Violet Publication: The Triangle Open Motto: One Heart, One Way ALPHA THETA CHAPTER Established July 5, 1922 SORORES IN FACULTATE fj ELIZABETH HOSKINS lA oa 4 7 } | SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE || pa | MILDRED SCHNEIDERHAN RuTH LOVELACE EVELYN SEHLINGER EI ba ba KATHRYN STOERR Mary ELIZABETH THEOBALD Ss 8 KATHERINE TRUE MargoriE Boyp ty ie MARTHA BLYTHE HAZEL MILES Ke a8 MARTHA ADAMS EmILy JEAN HALL Heise) Mary ELIZABETH CHADWICK MINELLE PULFORD = ELIZABETH FRANZ MARJORIE FORT MARGUERITE SCHWANINGER ELIZABETH HOSKINS | HELEN SINGER Lois PIPER ESTHER LEE SULLIVAN : f GENEVIEVE MILLER ALICE GOSSETT Hea aT Pledges Hy I] Pane Oue Gundred and Eighty-one it ¥2 ; � 5 Ee} % - - rc) fe: tH A : = 3 a a j bad A S = hy a = Ss | = , Organized 1922 ESTHER COOGLE DULCIE DENTON VIRGINIA HUCKEBY ELSIE GREENUP AELISE MORAT JEWELL CHEATHAM FRANCES VANICE VIRGINIA ROSE Mary Lovis—E KUBAUGH NANCY MILLER Epsilon Omena FRANCES WINSTANDLEY THELMA WALKER VIRGINIA WINSTANDLEY LILLIAN KIMBREL HELEN PEIL DoroTHY WRIGHT JURETTA BAMBER RuTH MINER Page One Hundred and Eighty-three SS SB Sa Se SOE”. PPT ae 250) Pane One FHamdrrd and Eighty-four Rane” Kemme (KeeS Beta Sigma Founded in University of Louisville, 1921 SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE CHRISTINE JANSING LypIA CALDWELL LouIsz PENNINGTON CATHERINE GIRDLER PAULINE ARMES VIRGINIA JARVIS MILDRED UPTON Mary JANE WILLETT FLORENCE ATHERTON ANNA Mar BURNS Page One Hundred and Eighty-five DorotHy MoREMAN ELIZABETH KIRBY FRANC7S FLEMING A 5 } 2.3 Colors: Violet and Old Blue MARGARET BICKEL IpA SUTCLIFFE EUGENIA GREER MARGARET WOOLRIDGE Nora DEAN ETHELMAE TUELL MARIUM PHILLIPS Mary PHELPS GREER JOSEPHINE FARMER, pledge ==19 y ie mi +1 2 Che Kentucky Cardinal or Ce —— nr Cri Xi Organized April 15, 1921 MiLprep Hicks RuTH KOEHLER (Z yu) HELEN WALKER . ELIZABETH WILSON MARGARET WEIDNER Mary McCuure ETHEL GRAY POSTON MARGARET KIRWAN AUGUSTA SCHOENING - THELMA KNEBLEKAMP MiLprep SCHEIRICH, pledge CAPITOLA Brown, pledge Pane One Gundred aud Eighty-seven Flower: Pansy aa = SX The Kentucky Cardinal Hraternities + MEN’s FRATERNITY GOVERNING BOARD Sorority EXECUTIVE hie TAU — CHI . Pst OMEGA DELTA SIGMA DELTA Kappa ALPHA ae Pi UPSsILON Pur Devra EPsiLon SigMA Cur SIGMA ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA Pui DELTA SIGMA Beta SIGMA EPSILON OMEGA Page One Hundred and Eighty-right See” Kae) ol q i St ene mentee Cardinal (Lae ——— Captain Winters Sry Oe OO CN SY ee ee Admittedly the best captain and mast magueti c leader Ee that ever lead a Cardinal and Blark Eleven. Captain | ii Winters fights to the finish on nerve, always giving | the best he has in him, and often shows quite a bit of flashu line play. | Yage One Gundred and Ninety-one . RACE IEE ae g wi EE, itn OEE a eee Pane One Hundred and Ninety-two 4 = ———F Wau GS—, (ee 74 | ange AEE) 7 | q : fs =) Ghe Kentucky Cardinal | —— : —————= ——$ = | | Our Foothall Team “Che Fighting Cardinals” “BILL DUNCAN, Coach | SALEM Forp, Assistant Coach FRED CAUDILL, Line Coach Dr. J. J. O’RouRKE, Faculty Director P. B. Muir, Student Manager BADEN HARROD ROBINSON BROHM HAWES ROGOZIN COHEN HOCKER SCHEINGOLD | Corso — KEMP SIMON CAVITT. KIENZLE THEISON | DAUGHERTY MEYERS THOMPSON | FISCHER OSBORNE VANDERVERT FRAZIER REDDICK WEIDNER | GUIGLIANO RICHEY . WINTERS | Pane One Hundred and Ninety-three So So. Se Ss. SOS ae a EE SS ox Soon me RMT THN PTT E | beorms eee _ niet Bald na! . ot es Win C eantndeg Page One Hundred and Ninety-four CHARLES STACY SAMUEL HYMAN HENRY SANDERS CAPTAIN JON Fox COACH RUSSELL GORDON CHESTER MORRIS HENRY BURKE ce} ay om [4] 210183 E Dorothy Bowes Edua Earle Hikes Elsie Greenup Guard Guard urmard Ethleen Gowison Guard “Eddie” “Rute” “ Ethieenic” Che Guards Mage One Hundred and Ninety-nine Schedule 1922-14924 + January 13—Nazareth College at Louisville January 15—Western Kentucky State Normal at Bowling Green January 20—Peabody College (Southern Champions) at Louisville January 27-—Kentucky State at Louisville February 2—Transylvania at Lexington February 3—Georgetown at Georgetown February 13—Kentucky State at Lexington February 23—Kentucky Wesleyan at Winchester March 8—Transylvania at Louisville March 6—Kentucky Wesleyan at Louisville Pane Two Funidred er E ” ate . a we be ‘7 7 on a, “The Cathedral of Commerce” New Home of the Citizens Union National Bank Corner Fifth and Jefferson Streets Entrances on Jefferson Street and Through Inter-Southern Building Lobby. No Tour of Louisville’s Places of Interest Complete Without a Visit to it. Every Modern Banking Service “Where Courtesy Rings As True As Its Dollars” Re ic he eS eee U. of L. National “What took you so long with my eggs?” Girl at delay, sir; Bushemeyer’s—‘‘Pardon the but they were mislaid.” ae FIERY He threw his story on the coals In a burst of desperation; “And that,’ he muttered bitterly, “Is the fire of inspiration.” D: H.. 'T. Guardsman— | THE THREE R’s When _ the went, didn’t pick; The course of study was cut and dried, ‘Reading, ‘Riting, and ’Rithmetic.” old-time girl to college She have much chance to To-day, more freedom is allowed To ambitious and aspiring Gracie; But three R’s still bound her curricu- lum, “Rich, Rare, and Racy.” o——— THE WHEREFORE “Sunny, why do eall your umbrella Adam?” “Cause it’s shy a rib.” S ee se Wilson—‘Marguerite told me I was the first boy that ever kissed her.” Hugh S.—‘ Too bad she had such a poor start.” ——--—0 Kiss me cute, kiss me cunning; Kiss me quick, my dady’s coming.” CAPT. BILLY. you VCE VARNISHES - The Standard of Quality for Over Fifty Years Ask your Dealer for Pee Gee Brands PEASLEE-GAULBERT CO. Incorporated PAINTS - Ed. B.—‘“Don’t you olchestra keeps _ perfect dancing on this floor?” think this time for fee STAINS Hazel M.—“Yes, wonderful!” Ed. B.—“Then, why don’t you try it?” For “Is” and “Is unt” though | with Rule and Line, | And “Up-and-Bown” by Logic I define, Of all that we should rare to fathom, J Was urver deep in anything but Wine. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayam. THEODORE TAFEL Surgical Instruments, Labora- tory Supplies and Students Requirements 319 SOUTH THIRD STREET LOUISVILLE, KY. Louise P.—“‘Where did you get the black eye?” Bent T.—‘‘I told the conductorette I was traveling on my face and she punched the ticket.” — 0 Charlie Browning—“At what time is the next train for West Virginia due?” Official—‘Two till two.” Cc. B.—‘“Oh, are you the whistle?” After the Show you’ll meet your friends at the University Confectionery College People like to trade with Lee Lewis Incorporated 542 SOUTH FOURTH Fraternity Luncheons Daintily and Efficienty Served BAKERY CANDIES RESTAURANT Ice Creams At Your Homes CHOICE FOODS LOOK US OVER— Chas.(.Wright Co. sonnets JEWELERS Rich. G. Tafel Son Co. Greek Letter Fraternity JEWELERS Jewelry | Society Pins 122 W. MARKET’ STREET Loving Cups, Medals Trophies Lovely Night September Moon Situation Opportunity SERVICE — QUALITY Ruby Lips Slight Mustache Combination in a flash Maiden Whispers When e’re she can Corner Third and Jefferson Streets TYLER HOTEL BUILDING | Softly Gurgles “Naughty Man” LOUISVILLE, KY. Sighs and whispers then “Be Naughty Man Again.” NE OF LIFE’S most important lessons is learning how to save money. In Louisville you save well with a savings account in this bank, oldest National Bank in the South and only National Bank in Louisville that pays 4 per cent on savings—the safe guardian of the people’s money since Civil War times. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System Fifth Street and Court Place Geard hy the Cardinal Staif When is the Cardinal coming out? No, I haven’t got mine ready. Will next week do? What’s the latest date for this? When -is the Cardinal coming out anyway? How much space will athletics have? Why don’t you give them more? I hope you won’t charge us much. I can’t pay my fees to-day. Why don’t you have a bigger book? What kind of a cover will the Cardinal have? I’m tired of red. It rubs off. Why don’t you have a cardinal cover on the Cardinal? Where is the feature section? Are there any beauty pages in it? What’s the idea in running these kodak pictures? No, I didn’t turn any in, but I don’t see what you want to run these for. Why are some of the names misspelled? Why do I have to type this write-up? When is the Cardinal coming out? Why can’t we have our pictures taken when we want to? Why doesn’t the Art Editor mount the pictures? Why are these pictures crooked? Why don’t you have something new? When is the Cardinal coming out? I haven’t written that stuff yet. Will next Wednesday do? I don’t see why you don’t get the Cardinal out on time. What do the quotations mean? Why does everybody look so ugly? Why don’t you have a good photographer? Good Night! Do you have to pay the photographer that much? Why don’t you get a cheap photographer? These pictures are awful. I don’t see why the editors used them. Why does this say —— ? Yes, I know I wrote that but you know what I meant. Why didn’t you correct it? What do you mean, changing my write-up?!? Why are the pictures different sizes? Why do we have to take our proofs back? Now that is NOT the pose I wanted. Why can’t they get things straight? I showed Miss Offut the one I wanted when I got the proofs. No, I haven’t time to get ads. -Going to the dance tonight? When is the Cardinal coming out? I just haven’t found a minute in which to write that stuff. Will tomorrow do? Did you see the Mary Anderson yesterday? OH, my dear! Why don’t the editors have time to go out? : Why are editors always so cross? I guess they think its temperamental. Now, if they would only work a little, the Cardinal might come out on time. WHEN IS THE CARDINAL COMING 0UT???2222? You've got the looks, You've got the pep, Your cheeks like roses bloom. Medium — “Before proceeding to | But tell me, dear, commune with the spirits, I wish to Can you massage know if there is anyone here who The back porch with a broom? wishes to speak to the dead?” You've got the class, Annual Staff—‘‘Yes.” You've got the style, Medium—“To whom do you wish to In truth, you’re’ very fair. speak?” | But tell me, dear, A. S.— “To Bob Leonard.” | Could you prepare Medium—‘“What do you wish to A beefsteak medium rare? know?” A. S.—“Ask him why in the ’ell he ae didn’t pay us that $100.00 before he Always sling a wicked line with the died.” girls; they think more of you for it. Third and Jefferson Streets LOUISVILLE’S MOST HOMELIKE HOTEL 250 ROOMS WITH BATH MODERN FIREPROOF CENTRALLY LOCATED BOSLER HOTEL CO. Incorporated Proprietors EDW. J. BOSLER and NICHOLAS BOSLER, JR., Managers The Louisville National is aGood Bank The Big Red Building § Highland Baxter Aves. 5th Market Sts. WOULDN’T THIS SURPRISE YOU? The Chancellor—With a new joke. Edna Earle spit-curl. P. B. Muir—Rushing the ladies. Mary E. Theobald—Doing nothing. Hazel Miles—Doing something. Mr. Davenport—Not visiting the League room for one whole day. Mr. Brigman—Minding his business. Vincent Dr. Siff Berry’s—With pictures. own Lentini—Stammering???? Dismissing class early. ALL of the Annual —— W. Wyatt—‘Why does the reporter look at my nose so much?” M. Schwaninger—‘Don’t you know that a reporter is supposed to look at anything that turns up?” ese ee Mr. Cusick—“Do you want a large or small picture?” Catherine G.—‘‘Small, Mr. C.—‘‘Then, close your mouth.” please.” oe Hikes—Without her Highland Park R. BAUDE CO, Incorporated Jewelers 306 WEST MARKET STREET Home Phone City 2716 THE STORY Reporter—‘What shall I say about Ed. Bottomley, the man you wanted for editor and sent me to interview? ‘He kicked me down the stairs.” Bob Leonard-—‘Oh, just say that he declined with much emphasis to ex- press any affirmative decision what- ever.” 5 ee Dr. Bradley—‘‘How do you know Chaucer dictated to a stenographer?” Eugenia McP.—‘Just look at the spelling.” a “And how did they come out?” Lip sticks to enhance her beauty, “All went well until both musicians Powder puff for shiny nose. came to words.” Waists of foggy looking substance, —— -Q- - —— | Hardly more than mere thin air. “Jack Hodgen, the violinist, married A FLAPPER charming pianist, Virginia Watts, who decided that both could earn their living by writing songs.” Aggie Borgman wuz thinkin’ about | Skirts to show a calf and ankle havin’ a nervous breakdown, but de- Makes the boobs turn round and cided t’ bob her hair instead. | stare. Chemistry, Biology, English and either college or high school Physics. 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