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Western Kentucky University TopSCHOLAR® Student/Alumni Personal Papers WKU Archives Records 1955 UA94/7/2 Mary Grise Scrapbook Mary Grise Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/stu_alum_papers Part of the Acting Commons, Community Engagement Commons, Music Performance Commons, Social History Commons, and the Speech and Rhetorical Studies Commons Recommended Citation Grise, Mary, "UA94/7/2 Mary Grise Scrapbook" (1955). Student/Alumni Personal Papers. Paper 99. http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/stu_alum_papers/99 This Other is brought to you for free and open access by TopSCHOLAR®. It has been accepted for inclusion in Student/Alumni Personal Papers by an authorized administrator of TopSCHOLAR®. For more information, please contact [email protected]. .. \ \ , :--"\ ., .i\. <If I \ , ~I '' ~"l'-i .. ~ . , ' \ '\\ \< 'tG·· ··· '. ' , ~. ' .' \ \ ..... ' ~:\ \ I, \ ; . ~ \ '- / " . o ( c " IV' v ~ J. J~ ~'" \ ":J - . _ .. " .. Jc::; t I Fore Chri;- ..,m3S fatter cail::; U.3 William, sister calls ~,nd 'I en old '>port h0 hang~ arour.1, so me I'lill His eyes t hoy seem a~sayin': "What s Mother calls me "ilEe but tlle felJers reM tel', li t.tl,e Bill " call me Bill The old '£It sneaks down off her perch 3 l/ighty glad I ain ~ a girl- ruther be " lVonial's what .3 become boy, Of nem t .. o ancmi e:, of hern thu t used t, Without them ,,,shea, Gurls, an' thing rna, e t. hings hem that S vlorn by fo'auntleroy RLt I a~ dO perlite an .enJ 50 sar nes I.ove to ChawT1k green apple an' go sflim. i o h ... ~, in the lake-- ':'hat mother ~ar.5 to father 'How impro Hate to take the cas~or-ile they give for OUI Ylillie is ' ' telly-ache Bu'O r"ther, havin bE-en a boy hisself, 'Most all the time, the whole year ou'd sus !,icions me, there ai n t no fii es on mil, I'Ihe • Jest 'fore Christmas, I m as good But jest fore Christmas I'm a3 guou e, sa T kin be l I kin be. G For Christuus, " hip:h its lots an lots ( Got a yeller dog named ::;port, sic~ tim on .andies J cakes an i to r;. t,he ,at: I:h.~ tl' do, t!;ey say, for proper !tids an f:'i.rot thing she ~~nows she .:!oe.jn I t kn0w not for n:;q~hty boys; where sfle is" t- b o )iClSh yer face an ~ bresh y r bair, an 'ot a cljpper Bled , an' Tlhen uc; !dds goe~ IDlnd yer p's ann q'j, Ol:t to slide, And don't. bust ot: t yer p:m taloons, a nd v long comes the grocery cart. ; 3n l we a.l1 don 1. T,ear out yer shoes; hook a ride' fla~ "YElssum" t o the ladies, 'nd ze;,slJr I Put nometime::i 7lh~n thu groc~:ry man i', ~ o he men, ")f'ornted an to cro':s, ~ . hen they':; cOIllp',ny. don't paes ye~ He reaches at us \lith his whip, .w· l"rrupJ pletp f~~ pie ara n ' up his hoss But: t,,1nhn' of the t hines ye:: dUke Ant ·'Jem 1 luff' dn holler. 'Oh, ye , eve ~ee cpOn tr~t tree, teched me. J est for" ('h r ~s t mas be us goo" as :rer Ru1 ..i"st fore C1II'istmas 1'm as ,;:ood ilJ be' I ~in be ~l'aY'~1!la 33;'13 sh~ hOtJ8:3 that tal ... n I "it.. o b" a .n~n, J'11 be e. missil.'11O.rGr like hB~' 0 Ct"s' l/. p.. >1 hrotnG!', IJaZl, /l I~~ P ;) was etup by Lbe r,' nnil"'·,ls o/::·h:·l live in eyle,] a [sl", ~€r9 (:v ry pros peck ;'Ilean '. n orl:,r v ... an is v: Ie I ff T ,.,;:/ I.r Eut ~!'. Jhe has neiTCl LJcea to see a _.--73£ 1-lljlY 'hId Ylo'" lor ::r.c f. 'ltor rea,j i:.ho life of Dan:iJ:l Beone . or e190 I guc"rs .3t"I'? U knC'lI . {\! 1\1 "'hat BJfi 1, B ill an cotlboy~ I~ goo'! L"" , V / " el1Cl.. Y gh for mo ' Except ju"t I fore "hristmils, Ihen r m ,,~ good a~; I k.1 n be .. ,', • I J KENTUCKY-INDIANA WAY NE BROWNING LUCY SHARP JERRY NASH Vlce-Pru.. Eunllt.. 810., Ullv.nl~ T. .. P",,". Carll.l. (lid.' , THIS IS TO C ERTIFY THAT YrJ~Y2!:u ~ THE ANNUAL BETA CLUB CONVENTION 00' 1 'SA!POJUO ~soW ' uoods , ,,sold 'f:)clef 0 Y'!M lp oa 'SJO! 55016 OM, 6 U!PIO Y pU O, S UO J! 1~ 6n oJ M ~'D lq V ,85 ..II/or pUD WDr ernoon. ,., Dr. Lyman V. Ginger, Lexing. ton, president of the Kentucky Educatio n Association, will speak at a 6 p.m. banquet Saturday. The ! annual Beta Ball will follow the dinner. J err y Nash, Carlisle. Ind., heads the Ke n t u c k y . Indiana group. J Th ere are 2,933 Beta Club members in 130 chapters in Ken- tuc ky and 688 in 27 chapters in Indiana. " • The Beta Club, a national Of ganization; is"' a leadership-service organization for high-school stu dents. - » c !II n :! ~ Z ::0 11 'U 1'1 ~ r ~ r CJ) !'I oj ... » z oj "'Z 1'1 !II 0 !II"' 0 r "' r "' 1'1 Gl !II r~3~ ~ . ~ l J ~ i " (Dally News Photo) Demoeracy con test Is II shown ft- r ~2 ~~~~i;~of the Jaycee :p ='0 OOID11l.lII<.. for the contest amonl hll'b tebool students In the city and M onty. Jaycee Presldeat Norman Upman loob on. Miss Grise is .... 0- ~ the daurbter of Westem State Collere Deaa and Mrs. F. C. Grise, Nashville Road. In addition to • certificate. abe also received a $2S :r I" ~ aYiDp bond and • chance to compete In the Jaycee state contest. "!> , ',J -~ ;;) r. v, () Shoppinq Tour, r -~ (i) ~- ~ •.,> Parties Set ?\ "") ,, Z For Dec. 17 \.C U ~, ., < » J: Dec. 17 Is to be a busy day for r.,." the local Jun10r Chamber of Com f merce. The day's activities w1l1 start with a joint luncheon meeting at the Helm Hotel with Jaycee-ettes, the Jaycees' auxiliary organIzation. Following this, Jaycees and J ayce ettes will condUC\, children at Pot ter Orphans Home on a shopping tour of downtown Bowling Green. At 3 o'clock that afternoon, par- ; ticipants in the tour will be guests at a tea at the borne of E. J . Bon- ! ner, superIntendent of the Na.sb. vH1e Road institution. I A t 8 p.m. the Jayc-ee8 have sched Uled a Christmas Tree party for Helm Betel" and this will be follow ed at 1:30 p.m. by a dinner and dance at the Boots and Saddle Club. This schedule was announced at Friday's luncheon meeting of J aY' I· cees at tbe Helm. ~ which also saw presentation of a $25 savings bond I to Miss Mary Ruth Grise, winner of the jujnior chamber's annual " Voice of Democracy contest. I s rise ud High, gave er winning speech dur_ lng the meeting. A recording of It wUl be entered in the state contest. Other partiCipants in the contest were presented pen and pencil sets. The meeting also included an ex planation by Dr. L. C. CUrry, city school superintendent, of the special school tax proposal and the appro priation of $100 to get a recreation • al program started among youth of .- the 0113'. The $100 will be used 10 I aet a basketball leaaue under way. , >t _. AUSTIN PEAY STATE COLLEGE C~RK8VILLE.TENNE8SEE December 3, 1954 Miss Ma ry Ruth Grise Nashville Road Bowl ing Green, Kentucky Dear Miss Grise: I h a ve b een r eading of your exploits in every newspaper that I pick up . Every time I turn on the radio I h ear something about you. The t el evisi on i mf oses your countenance upon my watch i ng moments. I have been so impressed by your deluge of publicity that I believe you are the one for me. I am looking for someone to play the lead in a new p lay which I have opening on Broadway soon. Since yo u won the Voice of Democracy Contest, you are well suited for this part. My play is entitled "The Verse of Demo Crazy". , It .is an ancient Greek tragedy about a poet named Demo who wrote so mu ch ve rse that he went crazy. I know of no one who is a s well vprsed in b eing ~zy as you are. Pleas e let me know if you can accept t his job. Only one t h i ng bothers me. I happen t o know that your father is a Republ ican. What are you doing in a contest wh ich is obviously run by the Demo crats? I will need a f a ir answer to thi s question before I can state t he salary wh ich I will pay. Best re ards t o you and all your i llustrious fanily, especially your di stinguished brother in Clarksville . CBDeM1BJT - --_._------------ --_. - -~ --- Awards are to be presented. at that IWinn~~Of Jayc~e lim., • Essay Contest To '!be finalists are Barbara DoM, College High Student I Be Decided Tonight North Warren; W1lma Itay lite. I Is Winner Of 'Voice wart, RichardS\!llie: Mary RUey. 'Of Democrocy' Contest I Essays prepared by aeveJ1 War.