Barret Manual Training High School - Revue Yearbook (Henderson, KY)

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HIQTORY OF THF SENIOR FLASQ It ss 1-1 qeptcmher 1n thlrts three when we first w llked through the e hulls wondc rmv where to fro and what to do next We finalls found our was up the sl ur- to the studs h 111 Mr Flosd called us all to order and told us wh at we were to do next so we we nt to our home rooms md were shown how to make out our schedules The boss It ld a much harder time than we 4'll'lS dtd because thts h nd to keep out of tht was of the upper tlassmen who were reads wxlhng and able to set them on the f'0llIlldlIl'-I Oh, the dlsgrace of h3VlI1g'1 freshmen rlng ln our e :rs whereser we gc At our first class meeting we elected our officers as follows Alex Blalr Presx dent Douglts flheanes XlC'PTI'6'il1lfIlI Mars Thornton qutton, qurctars Fl une l ambert Treasurer After midterm we had another meetmg to nommate TPPYPSPIIIHIIVPQ ln the Annual Contest qeptemher agaln and we were sophomores What fun we had I'3LZlllg the fI'9Slll9N It Q much more fun to laugh at them when sou re sophomores than at any other tlme The feellng resembles that whlch the newls rlch are described is has mg Our presldent was John Edward Plke, who served efliclently and well Through our los alts to the class we had three winners ln the Resue Contest Thes were Mars Thornton Sutton, most beautlful glrl, Elaine Lambert, most sophlstlcated Alex Barret, most frlendly XY hen school began 1n the fall we were ,lolls JlllllOI'S Our lIllp0l'tdllCC was gI'OWSlIlg bs leaps and bounds We selected Alex Blalr to lead our class agam We chose our class rmgs and our Jackets, whlch were blue and sllser The JIIIIIOI' SCIIIOI' and S6Ill0l',lllIllOI' parties were voted a success bs both classes -Xs qophlstlcated q8lll0l'S we experience little of the dlgnlts we expected to have when we gazed up from our lowls status as freshmen We elected Alex Barret, Presldent, Martha Watson, Vice Presldent, Tom Cherman, hecretars Elaine Lambert, Treasurer The class IS actively engaged 111 chooslng IIIVIIHIIOIIS and ln gettmg reads for the class play Mary Thornton Sutton, as edltor of the Resue, lb worklng d1l1 gently, as are the other members of the Revue staff Our only successful candldate for honors ln the Res ue Lontest was bue Y ada Sowards, voted the most beautiful glrl Un behalf of our class 1 wzsh to express our regret at leavmg and our smcere hope that good luck wlll always be that of the oncommg classes MARTHA W ATSON I 1 n, J A I L '1. . , ' 'Y' ' '. vi 'S ' 1 , v 1 - s , v , ,, . P' P' ' ' , , .' 1 l f .' ' I . Al . Y 'm ' 2 tl ' 1 ' v s v - s , I 1 ' - - , , . . t 1. , , t , , . v t 4 , P t 1. s - . - -. Y s . Y - . - -' ' I 1 ' , V . 9 1. I ., , ' ' - as 99 2 ' , . 1 , ' t. ' ' .T 1 f ' ' 1. , , ' . , Y . ' '- . L . , , A , . . ,. , . . . - 7' 3 ' . t . . V. . s 1 4 ,I ., - t 9 Q ' . . ' ' ' ' ., A Z f 1' q . ' ' . . , A A . , - - v I , 44 ' . 99 9 . v 9 , .. , , I t , 2 , - , . V . v I , . v - , as , f as - I 1 v v . . - 1 . . ' . ' ' v ' Y x - ' 1 N . . ' . ,, V . . . . v v Y 4 L L, s, 1 ' . 7 ' ' . ' . '- . L Q . . Y -1 w I

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CLASS PROPHECY On June 10 1946, whlle I0llI'lIlg Europe as bodv gu ard to the multl Illllll0ll2llI'f' hlmas lrltser, l stumbled onto a gvpsv caravan wlth a fortune teller ln xt After pavlng mv flftv cents for a readmg, xmagme mv surprlse when the for tune teller turned out to be Hattle Paff Immediately she proceeded to tell me the fortunes and misfortunes of the f l ass of '37 John Pxke h IS just been aw nrded the Nobel Peace Prize ln vlew of lus noble efforts to that end Frnest O N nn, well known as a hugh school boxer, has just won the heavy weight BOXlIlg frown W alter lee l' zrlev, loc xl gellllld, ls an elevator bov ln an Indlanapohs df part ment store, M0l'lxlIlgL from the bottom up Robert W alker, I'Ildlll6I'I1dUCdl wxzard, IS ln a nut house stlll tfvlllg to prove 5 plus '7 dlvtded hv 4 equals 7 lalmer lrltser ls a famous rndlo announcer whose calm, suave voue has thrllled mllhons, as he lntroduces the modern Blng C rosbv, Dav 1d Stone W allace Southard IS a C aptam ln the F0l'6lgIl Ia8gl0Il with many decoratlons Allegra S xuders md C atherlne W llllHIllS run a chaxn of grocery stores, stretch mg from co lst to toast Harrv lBe ar 'Haul W alters has at last found 1 posltlon as Head Keeper ln the New York 700 Wllss l abell and Wlargaret Meuth have estabhshed a hbrarv, l'lVdllIlg those nn the larger Clllei lll beautv and efficiency W llllam Inlllot Lockett and Guy Rlce have become managers of rlvals ln the Wforld Serles lockett xs wlth the Yanks and Rlce, the Glants ,limes flllldl'6SS has stepped lnto hls fathers shoes and runs the truck hue Norman King, Ray Towler, and Aaron Davls are fightmg lt out as r1v al man agers of the Kentucky Kraver and Prmcess theatres Hubert Frank I8 an evangehst Ill ASIH, COIlVCI'llIlg mllhons dallv Elame Iambert IS slnglng Wltll Ldward Overfield and Hxs Boys, a band r1v al mg Benny Goodmans Mmnle Mae Emmerich IS now Medina, the bearded ladv ln the glgantlc Cher man and Burdon circus Mary Dlxon Proctor IS happlly married to a Mt Vernon boy, but I couldn t get hls name or address, as they lxve ln a traller James Robards and Louls Hartenfeld have monopohzed the coal llldllBtl'W III the Umted States Earl Wxlson IS a rumrunner off the coast of I'lor1da with Lloyd Moats, a G man hot on Ins trall James Haynes and Dorothy Funston are taking the country by storm Wltll thelr vaudeville tap dance act DaVld Meahl and Duke Meuth are a palr of cut ups m their barber shop on Mam Street Harold Klutey 18 on rellef, smce the lnventlon of electrlc motors without armatures C Helen Plrtle has reached the Whlte House, not as Presxdent, but as Head ook 4 q V . V' 1' A .i . . . q Y N . 4 v v 1 V4 v. 4 L ' . 1 . w 1 5 ' . I a . X i vi I v 1 . . Y. V . , Y ' f ' 1 1 ' ' r . v 1 ' Y A , K L L . . ' 'K . . ' , 1' S ' ' . ' 'Y' - . . . 'C . 5 . 1 I, V. ' v A N u n Q V n 1 n , . L I . 2 I, . for bravery' on his manly' chest. , ji 1 1. ' ' . .' 1, - z: v ' . 1 L ' V ' . . ' ' ' , . y a . 1 . . , .1 . . A . q . . . . Y , . . . . , N . .