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

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I i 8 qw. lil lt I3 I6 Zl 73 24- 1.., 2 I0 23 25-- vga, 314 1-- Flillll t 'Am' Xn int:-rt-ating 5t'lQ'lll'l' dvmon-tration was gn- Q-n by Nlr. tilt-n l.. Nlorrif. 'Nlatliaonxillv wins. lim. lloln-rl llo1'katrllt'k spokn' in 1'll2lllt'l. Mr. Nlarwhall of lndianapolif dt-lin-red an tul- dren. llownvd Clay tht-rt-. Xlorgunlia-ld ln-re. We lowt. Uur :pvakvr today war lim. Martin Mille-r. Sturgis bert-. Uvwnaboro there-. We loft. f .Thr Class of '39 hereby l't'K'0Illlll6'fldh that Fc-b. 23 be sz-t aside as annual Stink Bomb Huy in fond memory of Joe Martin. l'laya'd Calhoun he-rv. 'l'ht-y won the ganw. MARCH Uur chapel talk was made by Rev. Walter l. Munday. Won District Tournament. -Loat Regional Tournament to Morganfif-ld. Basketball Banquet and Dance. Publix'-Speaking 1-ontest was held here today. A program by the band, under the dire-rtion of Mr. Twombly, was given in the gym for both Junior High and High Srhool. A Vive-Vt-rsa danre was given by the Girl Scouts. APRIL Our representatives journeyed to Madisonville to enter the Music Contest. 4-Mr. Shannon's Publiv Speaking Class spon- sored a box-supper and danre. Paul Calloway and Josephine Royster were vrowned King and Queen. V Tha- l'ubli4' Speaking lila-5 xwnt to l.:-xingtt to att:-nd the' ftatr route-at. ll- lla-ttvr run, boys! ltl 5adiu- llankina llay The danu- war enjoy:-d by all, I.i'l .-Klmrr Jann-r liurgn-sf: llaisy Mar Fhirlry linrton llofm- 'liravk today. li' Spring xaration be-gina. 'fe-avln-ra journey to K. E. .-X. li- Yavation days ara' ou-r. tSighl W We we-rv happy to han- Rev. Landon tflnl drew. tht- non l'lrft l'r4-fbytt-rlan llllllIrlt'I' with lla today. 20 A-Ke-pre-we-rltativea of tht- Spm-tl Srientilit' Srhoo gan- tif an into-re-sting 1-la-rtriral dn-monstri tion. 2l--lntm-rwrholawtir 4-onte-st In-ld ht-rf-. Av .sm-lla-mls-rfon rneetr llc-itz at loral stadium. 29-'l'raa'k nn-rt with Manual in Louinillt-. M A Y l---lla-nd:-rson vs. Mt. Vernon. 2iRe-vue Staff has spring fa-vt-r. 5--- Big lb travk nwet at lnruiwville-. 12-Wt-sl Kentucky trac-k mvc-t. 25-Class Play. 26-Senior-Junior Party. JUNE l-Final Exams. We hops- you brought your rab bit's foot. 2-Junior-Senior Party. 4-lfavcalaureate. 5-Exams for the rest of the poor sufferers. 6--Class night. 8-tfonnnenvement. So long, Barra-t. our atay ht-ra has be-1-n a pleasant one.

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Sn... CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 6-School opens with Senior Advisors Mason, Vogel. Shannon, and lxiefer. 13---Katherine Royster, Josephine Royster, Lois Wolf, and Collie Woodring were elected Cheer Leaders. l6-Football Season opens with win over llowling Green 'I-0. 23-Lost to Central of Evansville 21-0. 30-Beat Clay in second conference game of sea- son 28-0. OCTOBER 6-Chapel with Mr. Wisehaupt as speaker. T-Downed Marion l0-0. 10-National Fire-prevention Day. I2-Professor Houchens delivered an address in chapel. I4-Madisonville wins. 19-Rev. l. M. Blackburn spoke today. 21--Henderson 13--Sturgis 6 26-llealth program, with Dr. E. W. Sigler speak- ing. 28-Dawson Springs draws a loss, 34-0. 31-Mayor Robert Posey spoke today in Chapel. NOW'EMBER 2-Rev. Robert Bockstruck spoke in Chapel. 4--The school enjoyed the movie The Hoosier Schoolmasterf' Despite mud, we beat Central City 13-6. 1-American Education Week begins. 8-First speaker of the week was Mr. William Kuebler, secretary of the local Y. M. C. A. 9-The second speaker was Mr. N. O. Kimbler, Superintendent of the county schools. I0-President F. M. Smith of Evansville College delivered the address for today. ll-Our Armistice day program included an excel- lent talk by Mr. Oscar Jennings. We overcame Morganfield, 7-6. Tea dance sponsored by Pep Club - Gym. 14-- 164 23- National Book Week. The school enjoyed an excellent book review by Mrs. ll. H. Farmer. A pep chapel was In-ld today with short talks by Mr. W. C. Schoepflin. Mr. Sam Lambert, Mr. llenry Taylor, and Mr. Andrew Sights. 24-A glorious ending for an excellent football season. Our boys played brilliant football and defeated our ancient rivals, Owensboro, 14-0. 25i'l'hunksgiving Dance- Gym. DECEMBER n-Mr. Hund was in charge of the program today. T-A Safety Program was the outstanding event 9 of the day. -The football bo s were guests of the Pe Y P Club nt a Banquet and Dance. 19-The Music Department, under the direction of 20 23 Mrs. Worsham, held their annual Cantata at the Episcopal Church. -Basketball season opens with a win over Earlington. mHome-coming Dance-Gym. JANUARY 2-Back after the holidays, ready for work. 3-Downed Sturgis. 6-Lost to Clay in our second home game. 10 I3 17 18 -Journeyed to Central City, but lost by one point. -Another loss, this time to Madisonville. -Much midnight oil was burned in preparation for tomorrow's exams. -Exams-nothing more need be said. 20-End of semester, much joy, a little grief. Owensboro wins. 23-As the second semester be ins our New S 9 Yeur's resolutions to study, influenced some- what by test grades, are still in force. 24-Lost to Morganfield. 27-Beat Mt. Vernon. 31-Won over Princeton.

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CLASS WILL We. tht- lllass of '39, being sad of heart but sound of mind, will our many thrills. heart-throbs and joys to earh om- of the Junior girls aml boys. I, Ilorothy Smith, will lny love for Max, llly make-up kit, and dramatic arts to Dorothy Tapp. l, lfmily Stn-phon. will my extra pounds, love letters. LIIHI lloys from other towns to Lillian Ilen- son. l. Xlal' lllair. will Illj' rurly loeks. Artie Shaw ra-rordings. and loud sorks to ,Iake Wiolf. I, Zark llrown, will my sm-llool-girl l'0lllpIl'XI0lI. plug of tohavro. and lou- for aI'fe1'tion to Max tiarlisle. I, Fe-turah llritlin, will my IISIIHIFOIIIQ' Fryer. Il 0llllNlllt', and se-eret desire- to anylvody who wants IIICIII. I, liettye- Ilazelwood, will lily In-autiful rolnplexg ioll, l'0IllIII'y home, and male rolln-rtioll to llannah Ill-tlolloln. I. Edward E. Culver. will my lihrary vhair. lm-lodious voire. alld vavant stare- to lIog-fave I'lllIt'Ilt'I'. I. Hin-ns Dixon. will my friendly 1-xprc-ssiolls. sl-ielltifir mind, alltl innou-nt 1-onli-ssions to lxen- neth Ixeplar. I. Mary Ruth EIlll0!'Q', will my vle-rks at the .YL 81 l'., my vompliments, and what llarnn-y is to lllt' to llly little sIsIt'l' Nancy. I. Margaret Asllhy, will my dislike for the hoys, love for the It'il1'Ilt'l'r, and lark of poise to Lenora lledding. I. llunran Illore. will my unansweralnla- ques- tion. 'gwhy do they eall shoes. shot-s?. love for arguments, and Freneh 1-lass hlue-s to Dull Rut- ledge. I, ,lark Ilaskett. will Illy hattered mug, wreeked ears, and rep. as a jitterhug to llill Hleyster. I. Anne Ilerry, will my vurly lovks, Nelson lfddy, and ankle sovks to Illanvhe Shaw. I, Ida Ilett Tippin, will my druln heats, Ill'-lllt'n. and Iiirl Reserve meets to Mary Elizabeth Iluslly. I. Rowena fiheatllalll. will my good looks. slen- der figure. and typing hooks to Mary lfrvels. I, Joe Martin, will my golden Iovks. 5IC1'I1'Il1'S. and gartm-rless sol-ks to Billy Griffin. I, ,lolm Marshall, will tht- IlIHIt'Ilt'S hurnt in vlasses, my pink love letters, and Morganfield lasses to Shirley Wilke-rstln. l. Nlary lflizzllln-tll llollowell. will my auhurn tresses. fre-vkles, and I. guesses to Mary Iiarnz-r, I, Doe jones, will my In-auty Illlhl'l'lI. t'Ilt'WIIll,L gum, and love for Jos:-pllille to IiIlilI It'h IIIIIMHI. I, lluth llosman. will llly two o'4'loek valls. lllonde l'osie-s, and Ixasa-y Ixlulv halls to lfaro- lyn tflore. I. Elliot Porter, will Illy rule how-ties, Ilen- dersonn girl, Lllltl hahy lrlue eyes to liilly Van Leeuwen. I, Charles Illark. will my ninth period 1'Itlsst's. amusing way. and love for the lusst-s to J. II. John- 5011. I, ,It-anne Nlontgolm-ry. will my good looking 1-lotllvs. Iilsstllllt' lips, and numerous he-aus to Iluth llaldauf. I, Freda Wvhitledgn-, will my eountry walk, sllort- hand letters, and silly talk to nhldrey Bt'llUt'IIiIlllp. We. James and lloln-rt Gihson. have nothing to will as we find our generosity at a standstill. I. Glendola Jenkins, will llly lipstiek, loud voivv. and monogrammed tootllpirk to Pauline llanhei- ser. I, llorotlly Wallezer. will my plump nlirownn guy, turned-up nose. and days gone by to Virginia llhadwell. I. Ike Iftlvy. will the germs seienve says we de-riye from kisses eollt-rtetl from so lllany Iwau- tiful misses to J. 'l'. Ilall. I, Elizahetll Paris. will my Slew-py dates, pretty fare and swinging gaits to my sister June. I, llarvey Nlille-r, wish to will mv hest girl friend and llIl'l'IlilIlIt'ilI skill to Charles Porter. I, IQUVLIIHIII Kimlller. will lny IKIICHVIPIIIII' of eountry lanes and my arhing heart with all its pains to Jlllllfh Sasse. I, I1ilYt'llIlI Uv:-rlield, will llly gorgeous hair, hlue eyes. and low affair to lletty ,lean Unwr- zagt. I, Jost-phille llaldauf. w'ill llly refs-renee hooks. love for all It'ill'Ilt'l'S, and studious looks to Ile-ryl lilarkhurn. I, Alex Slayer, will my hushv hair, sl'i4-ln-es. and love poems rare to llud Smith. I, Lowell Tapp, alll in no eondition to will any- body anything hevause it took all I had to get through high sehool. I, Mary lluth Jenkins. will lny love for Jaek. numerous hair-dos, and the sense I laek to Margie Hunt.