Larger version from my Honors US History II courses

1. 1920s Digital Book

4. Nikki Caddick & Alex Gold Warren G. Harding

7. Warren G. Harding

8. Calvin Coolidge By Sam Heo, Tyler D’Angelo

12. Herbert Hoover By Eric “Johnny Burns” Boyer Alex “Jo Jo” Woodin

15. Herbert Hoover Pics

16. The Anti-Saloon League Ryan Zeitzer and Cyrus Patell

19. Wayne Bidwell Wheeler William E. (pussyfoot) Johnson Anit-Saloon League Leaders Howard Hyde Russell

24. Charles Luciano Emily K. Stokes

28. By: Peter Vernacchio and Gabe Fellus Dutch Schultz

32. Michael Kaufman and Jacob O’Bott Meyer Lansky

35. His Mug Shot Bugsy and He Him wearing his famous hat His Tombstone

36. Bugs Moran Andrew Dowdell & Greg Fry

40. Ellsworth ‘Bumpy’ Johnson Justin Gaskey and Eric Harper

44. Eliot Ness Nathan Bender and Brad Greipp

47. Eliot Ness

48. Julie Apfelbaum Jazz Music

52. Mike Hyer and Jeff Ross

55. KDKA's First Transmitter. All 100 watts. Frank Conrad

56. Bessie Smith Michelle Lee & Blair Broad

60. Lindsey Schmidt & Michael Cognetti Louis Armstrong

64. By Alex Ashery George Gershwin

67. From left to right: 1.Gershwin composing music at a piano. 2.George (left) and his brother Ira (right). Ira wrote lyrics for many of George’s songs. 3.A portrait of George Gershwin. 1 2 3

68. Kalie Lauder & Olivia Yu Duke Ellington

72. By Ali Greenberg and Brittani Berardi Flappers

76. By Anna Lauer and Jess Nealis Fads of the 1920’s

80. Fashion of the 1920s By Colleen and Carolyn

84. By: Tim Klein and Jesse Kohler Charles Lindbergh

88. Regina Jeon and Andrea Lillo Amelia Earhart

92. Babe Ruth By David Goosenberg and Eric Goldstein

96. Gertrude Ederle Brooke Callahan Kelly Cross

100. Jack Dempsey Alexa Singer and Tony Vernacchio

104. Red Grange Alex Stern and Chase Galerman

108. Maddie Ecker and Matt Graham The Life of Harry Houdini

111. CHINESE WATER CELL MILK CAN STRAITJACKET BURIED ALIVE

112. By, Danny Brown and Lauren Faust Sacco & Vanzetti

116. The KU Klux Klan in the roaring 20's Chrissy Sandilos & Zo ë Landau

119. The Ku Klux Klan

120. The Scopes Trial Chris Yang and Steven Yang

124. By Kelly Xu

128. By: Jackie Rohrer W. E. B. DuBoís

132. Marcus Garvey Progress is the attraction that moves humanity -Marcus Garvey *Taylor Bryant*

135. Marcus Garvey

136. By: Matt Brunetto and Zach Bohm The Lost Generation

139. Pictures of the Lost Generation or the Generation of 1914

140. By: Andrew Melville Parker Schroeder F. Scott Fitzgerald

144. By Jacqui Gallagher and Brigitte Belov TS Eliot William Faulkner Sinclair Lewis

146. In 1921, he wrote an eighty – eight page book of poems, entitled Vision in Spring. He became postmaster of Oxford University. In 1924, he resigned from his post office job due to complaints about his excessive drinking. He won the Nobel Prize in 1949. He worked on his novels and stories on a farm in Oxford.

148. Molly Redican & Madeline Price Ernest Hemingway

152. H. L. Mencken By K. O’Donnell

156. Emily McVittie and Kathryn Hepp Georgia O’Keefe and Grant Wood

160. Allie Lunney and Michele DeVincent Movies of the 1920's

164. Actors The Roaring 20's By Jared Hirsch

165. Charlie Chaplin Charlie Chaplin was an British-American Filmmaker and actor who directed and starred in many films in the 1920’s. Chaplin was a revolutionary filmmaker, and was one of the first to incorporate sound into the movies. Chaplin was known as a socialist and also had non-American communistic views. Chaplin was an extremely famous male known for his work as an actor and director, and he was extremely well known in the 20’s.

166. Harold Lloyd Harold Lloyd was one of the most famous American Filmmakers in the 1920’s. He made silent films with no speaking. He was extremely successful, especially in his action packed movies. He was extremely profitable, gaining near 15 million dollars, which for its time was an immense amount of money. Lloyd eventually became a multi millionaire who retired at a young age. He had many films that were very influential throughout the roaring twenties.