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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1915 volume:

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' I - Q . 405 'W THE REVUE as 031141111115 the year nmeteen fourteen and flfteen passes on its stately may to jom the ranks of hoary years that memory holds dear the class of nmeteen fifteen respectfully offers to the students faculty alumm and all frlends of our school The Revue Whether the merlt that lt may possess outwelghs 1ts many faults we cheerfully leave to the declslon of those who may perchance peruse It :ages sh serve to brm the graduates a more sacred and more dear memory of Birrct lllgh School to the Seniors a more happy rccollectlon of the many frlendshlps and pleasures that have heen thelrs to the student hodx ID some degree a more loyal and falthful splrlt lf to the teachers who have made our school a place of proflt and pleasure to us all, to the many self sacrificing henefactors, and to all the mnumerable frxends of our school, lt may show, m some degree, the loyal and falthful feelmg that IS ours for old Barret lhgh then vse, of Ulnhe Revue staff, shall feel amply repald for all the t1me and care we haxe spent m the preparatlon of thus hook And so we offer to you the second xolume of Hlhe Rewue as an endurlng token of our love, loyalty and esteem ,W ' :Q .Qlgbllv Av A N, ,lg -Jai , ' M' , N,-.,,.... -.,-2.,1...'.L..-.-L.-u--4. 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Q'f..s.v F51 'ff Wi I v Rosa C'.7..s.v .U ,lfj ' Vw- 4 l ' THE REVUE 0115155 Qminrg By Waller Morrrs By the tlme the eyes of many readers chance upon these pages the class of I9I5 w1ll have saxd farewell to old Barret Hugh and each member wlll be busy ID the world endeavormg to brmg honor upon hls dear old school It IS wrth a mlngled feelmg of Joy and sadness that we wrlte thus last word for the school we love for we loathe to leave assocxatlons so sweet and dear lhe past four years have been delxghtful ones Some tlmes the clouds have rested darkly upon our landscape but we have always kept up good cheer and at last we have parted and the clear blue sky IS above us It IS a long way to graduatmn' Our class rs the largest ever sent forth from the mstl tutlon She has produced leaders both xn athletics and m the lntellectual sphere Early ln our career we had repre sentatlves ln all forms of athletlcs and have heralded many captalns and stars ln scholarshxp there are very few seconds to us For several years we have led the honor roll, and also had our share m oratory and debate ln every contest, whether physlcal or lntellectual, all have done credlt to thelr class A Class of quantlty and of quallty The debt we owe to the school and to her teachers can never be estlmated Remembrances of them wnll lmger long rn our memorles Our assocxatlons wrth them haxc been pleasant agreeable and lnsplrlng The time spent and the sacrlflces made are as nothlng compared to the advantages whlch we have enjoyed durlng these the best years of our lives As we leave her halls to pursue our several ways knowlng not what hes before us as we draw closer to the dutles and responsxbllltles of lxfe may we go never faltermg never waverlng assured that the hngh xdeals and noble purposes planted wlthln our bosoms by our four years sojourn wxthm her walls have better fltted us for true and rxght llV1Y'lg May the strength of purpose which we have achleved whlle here make us wlllxng to undertake the hard and dlfflcult thmgs, to put mto the world more than we take from rt, to lne llves of altrulsm and servlce, and to be a credlt to the mstltutlon from whlch we have gone forth May our powers be used to scatter cheer, to amellorate the sufferlngs of humanlty, and to spread good throughout the entlre world May the readlng of these pages, ID years to come, recall sweet memorles and revxve old frlendshlps, whlch we as classmates have strxven to engender rn the heart of each one of the students and thelr frlends Good bye old Barret Hlghl May your fame be heralded wherever man rs found, may your trlumphs be told, and your pralses sung, untll the end of time . ,.,Nkv-,5.'z..g:Lu. :'Y'1f,H'g,'-.ll . 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I V I V f 122 HAYWOOD ALVES Pete Boys Athletxc Assocnatlon Hrgh School eCIass Football I2 I3 I4 IJ ass Prophet Lnterary Socxety On the gndlron Petxe IS surely a strong oppom nt In class he was never known to fall behmd Eloquent orator and a favonte wuth the ladxes For he ns courteous valrant and klnd A rxch and rare mrxture of morality sense and humor molded unto the strong character of a well bred man Wnll do anythxng for vou but nothmg agamst you The gnzzxly bear of the football team who might have accomplnshtd wonders had hrs shm not gnen hmm so much dlscomfrture lt was not untll thus year that he awoke and found hxmself an orator He rs a man rn the truest fullest sense of the word He btlreus 1n domg well whatcwr h undtr ta es and dots It Mry fond of tht la res but fonder st ll of th e ts I thank you NANNYE RLDY ANDERSON Lmdy Crerman Clee Club Crerman Play Thou wast born neath a lucky star Thy vrrtues an many thy faults are f vt In whatex er posntron of lxfe you are Fate wxll thy path with roses strew Lmdy ns m her glory when readxng Dc-utch There rs but one other thxng she would rather do and that rs to talk mlt Schmltte She 19 also an actress but her talent dxd not develop untxl thas year and every day at lunch penod she may be seen demonstratmg xt nn a second Romeo and Iulxet senes She ns versed m all the arts of lrfe bluffmg hexng her chnef one There was new er a txme that sht could not look msc and make a mark by sand appearance 'Nobody enjoys dammg and froln mor than t tr V'x,ov goof '1 g:g:Q'.3'f3, 'Q ' Q , ' 'iiifiizzfjlg-!,'4,:ell'.,. I . -lj-lfi- iii-'f? Iii?3EY 3 4 rw Lili? I T H E REV U E ESTHER CUWIMIXIGS Mldget Class Edxtor ulll I5 Secretary Cnrls AthIet1cAssoc1atr0n I4 C-xrls Class Basketball I3 I5 Clrls Rooters Club German Clu Club Hnktrs Club Asslstant Edltor Rtvut German Play She rs the mxdget of our class But onlv nn stature IS she last For when we reach the trme to pass She wlll take the honors of the class Cheerful Irght hearted and brxght as the morning star She has never been known to fall nn anythmg she attempts In classroom on Athletnc fxeld she rs equally good If you want to know anythlng refer to her for she ns certamly a walkxng encyelopedxa When she grts the ball m her hand rn basketball look o x gml So wrt! tht ball of llfc ln lam she ns sure to wm the goal for vshnch she stnves 6 .,,-fir 6 1 4351. A y . lf Bibl I .'.'..', :Cl 'I 1 ' --Q,':' ' Z.. .I . s '. L... '.' :U fy' 'u 1 V H we , I - ' , I ' . ' 1 'I5:' .V -' of V7 I- J Q11-ru1,l11,ft 'lI.ss, V I ilk ... 'I - 'I 1 i e a.. H H Jqo LOUISE COTTINCHANI Cutie Cnr s ss Basketball I3 I4 ID Athletic Association German Glen Club Girls' Rooters' Club Hikers Club Exchange Editor Quill 'l5g Circulation Manager Revue '15, This little giggler, so merry and sweet. Yould think her gifted with winged feet: Though small of stature, you'll certainly find That she is endowed with a wonderful mind. Louise is a brilliant, young lady, an excellent athlete, and a very successful beau-catcher. She holds the unique position of being the fastest and most incessant talker in school. Her ruling passion is to annoy the teachers. She is a good student, especially in Latin. She can read more Latin between the first and second periods than anybody in Christendom. We must not forget her proficiency in explaining English, especially those parts dealing with the delicate subject Love, although she declares she has had no experience. XIRCJINIA PALLINE QOOPLR 'NIILES F CRAWLEY in Girls Roott rs Qlub Her record is brilliant you ll find Should you search it o er Truly we have for excellence Ne'er seen the like before. Virginia is mild-eyed. quiet, ladylike. Several years ago she came to us from Smith Mills and will some day do something brilliant. A hard worker and unusually bright, as shown by her short high school career of only three years. A loyal adherent to the prohibition cause. and we fear she will later drift into the suffragette ranks. She is a kind and good- hearted person with a sweet, winning smile. which she never springs on the gentlemen. A good person to talk to on any subject, for her ideas are always good. A most studious girl of exemplary hahits. I5 Profs ssor Well is hc nicknamed Professor So quid dignified and staid His cheeks rosy as the dawn of day Have won the heart of a maid, they say. The Professor is a tall and dignified Senior, with cheeks that put the roses to shame and who awes the Freshmen with his haughty carriage. He says little, hears more and thinks most. He is not much of a lady's man, hut something tells me he has one stowed away somewhere. He is one of those calm specimens of humanity, who is not frustrated. either by an earthquake or chemistry explosion. Agood- natured sort of a fellow whom everybody likes. At a glance one might believe that he is inclined to be distant. but after association with him for four years. we conclude that he is a good fellow, after all. e11f.51':'I'22'-z. ,. . I IEf1..?a- 'Qii?fiJii?eEf f 'Limb ' if--iz'2EQ.K4Ia .,,5,,',1',,',,4e 'f'ii?:ff-rfxf , ' j, my . Ao .t Z9 'P ' ' f I i V 5 , , H D H ' A AUG. V: - . H -. ll H . l'Cla ',' cms' -g .I - ' , M. .. .. Hb . Z,-Ext' . lfkfxf k J-irjilijig-grab: r iff I : b X - .- ,EFL , - Tc, , . 'iF':5l 'J ' ', ' 1-1'l., ,'!,-'g1'j't-.,-2 u ' -,f-C1-'ff' I:-:Pitt .' V7 A1 MMG: ' . ...t u - '- -, -.li7'1 ..ih.I..a .' 1?L5?53?1'f:-'-'E?qZE'.':'.i'i LLLA 'VIARIAN CLXY Muuffett Adwerusun Vlanager uull I urs Class Basketball I3 I4 Curls Athletuc Nsso cuatuon School Cheer Leader Cuerman Llec Club Assocuate Busuness 'Nlanager Revue I Colden ha r and ey es of blue To old B VI she us always true A helpung hand she us ready to lend Fortunate the one who calls her hus frutnd Oh' ye gods' What has thus gurl not been un her hugh school career? She has held almost every offuce wuthun her reach durung her ououurn wuth us She us unuversally luked a good student and hard worker She has always been loyal to Henderson Hugh but sunce Hallowe en nught we fear she belueves un another school for Where my heart us there am I also Even uf she has been struck by the gruevous pangs of love sh has not neglected responsubulutues 'VIARY DAVIS Locas Fdutor uull IJ Curls Rootcrs Club Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon Nlusucuan School Orchestra School She us a fax orute ex erywhere In the school and on thc street A fruend to all whom she may meet One who looks on the brught sude of luft There us no such word un her vocabulary as gloom oy us her constant companuon She us merry from the crown of her golden locks to the tups of her tuny feet Lovable sympa thetuc and kund she us known to us all She us our musucuan and can always be depended upon to furnush musuc for anythung from a Tango Tea to a curcus parade She has played her way unto the hearts of all of us and there she wull remaun 11 WIILIANI E DAY My Lord Dadue ootball ll I2 I3 Basketa Track I2 Boys Buble Class Boys Luterary Truly an Apollo un lord Dadue An athlete too and skulled un every way And many a faur and graceful mauden Wushes un her heart twere alwavs Day Ladues bewarel Don t belueve hus eyes nor trust too much to that curly pate of hus H wears a smule that wull not rub off and us never out of humor Hus ruch mellow eloquence combuned wuth luus wuse look and way of asscrtung humself has often fooled the teachers unto thunkung he really knew somethung of course he dud Hus football record us beyond reproach and hus popularuty and fame as such was shown by the presentatuon of a petutuon contaunung the names of every hugh school student to allow hus dusmussal from work to play un the game ' S N .Sv 'KX W., VI . S' . ' In Z Y A o -'f ga Q, FUI. ' 'n If bll'I2,'l3: l I. I , . I ., ' Sl She us comely: she is fair. Club. I I -ru . . . X my on , , .qu .. y -me, , I 'K xl al- l' 1' .ta . .4 - A A .. vu, Is -5.gs3x.'5.j,1l -.2 F, , .PW -Q 1 . f . . - ,vt ,. - . am - za. 'NIINNIIE C EISLEN Qlunny herman blee Club Hnlctrs Club Laughlng Mmnchaha Hearts wlll break enow Yet ne er a care nor worry Wrmkles her plaeld brow A most self possessed person who bcluvu that there IS enough confusion nn thls world has ever sxnce her entrance to hngh school been qunte a star ln mathematlcs She says that teachmg IS to bt her lnfe work but wt have our doubts about It She possesses a rt marlcably long drawn out smnle and although we have been rn darly company mth har for four years she has new er been seen wrthout nt We shall always rcmunbcr hsr as good naturcd calm and lovmg and um rnmpmv mth IIIIIWH bl, DIE LETCHER FARLEI Soolcy xr s Class Basketball I3 4 lr s Athletic Association Girls Routers Club Assoclate Adxertnscment 'Nlanager unll I Soolcv excels ln ex erythmg And modesty too Which belongs to Iew Is one of her manv vxrtues popular glrls rn school She has a temperament ln whlch energy and good sense blend a mmd blessed wxth the hght of understandmg and at the same time given the power of concentration She was very much Interested rn Latm and traced the wandcrmgs of Aeneas wnth great delxght although her excitable disposition got tht better ol her when he so heartltssly alnn :lomd has wlft Undo Her conue nrrtatmn rr th xlmlratlon o lx studs 1 KATIE FRLIT Kate Dxd I say she was small3 What s the odcls3 When endowed wnth the fertxle mmd B5 the Gods3 A song wnthout words A quuet unob strusxve sort of a girl who has been known to say a sentence of sux words aloud once and then sery quietly very quletly gh: goes about wrth the grace of bxrds fhttlng nn mud axr so lrght and gentle IS the touch of her toc Shm ns delxberate and nexer does anythmg rashly or rn a hurry Lsually reserved almost tacxturn but we hear when out wrth the gurls DI sh: can talk A short slender lndmdual who ms tht east possnbh work wxth th: east pnssxbla :vertmn X. ' ' : ' ' . Gil' ' V I ' v 'I 2' C'l.' ' ' l , without herlncreasingit by hurrying' Skinny Sneaky is undoubtedly one of the most I ' ' . V '. o . A A I A' W.-A tl.-.A grmll. A ' we JOHNJ W GEIBEL ohnnit Business 'Vlanagcr uill I5 Business Manager Revue IJ German Play johnny is always pleasant and neat, For a business manager he's hard to beat. On Sunday nights and through the week You'll find him down on W -f - Street. Little Johnnie, the fade away blonde, who simply cannot keep from grinning. Always greets you in the pleasant way that shows his comfortable, optimistic view of life. His warm, affectionate nature may manifest itself in either a handshake. a knock out blow on the back or a hearty hug. He has the wonderful ability of being able to spend one half of his time out of school, having a good time and come back in mid-year and take off the honors. He, too, finds a great attraction on jackson street. Has served his class most excellently as business manager of the Quill and is deservedly popular. EUCENIA GRIFFITH Genie Hikers Club Assistant Artist Rewuc I Girls Class Basketball 14 I5 Girls Rooters Club. Tall as a goddess, with eyes of brown, Lovable, sweet and jolly. Fleet as the wind in basketball -'Athletics is her hobby. 'AGenie is the incorrigible, giant terrible who hatches plans for new tricks in basketball, even while she sleeps. She is blest with plenty of ability as a player in said game, and more than plenty of good looks. ln the Latin class she receives a call to translate with an air of startled surprise, and after ten minutes spent in deep thought, as to whether she has gotten just to or just throughi' the designated part. begins a long and rather original translation which is finally discovered to have been in one of last week's lessons. Deliberate. yea very deliberate in every thing she does, she is a friend to all. li FTIIFI D GRIFFIN Ethel Daw Girls Class Basketball I3 I4 I5 li ers Club Girls Rootcrs Club Ethel is loyal and true. And many friends has she won, And whatever task she undertook Was certainly well done. Ethel is a sweet girl, with a temper none too economical. a soul happy and kind and brain power in abundance. A steady, dependable girl, who will always get along. because she follows no will-o'-the-wisps but hews to the line unsweringly in all things. A quiet. reserved lady-reserved up to a certain flash-point. but then her temper flares up and it is best for everybody to seek cover. Can turn a book inside out and absorb its contents more thor- oughly and quickly than anybody living. A model girl in every respect, whom the Hen- derson high sehool will be proud to send into the world. . 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I . sw, , r r. lift 57 fl ' ab, I A 4 ' ' Nh Il. .fj 7 r 1 ' ,L f K 41 ,Q I ff I' lf- 71 ,f7 f 'f'! 1- LABRIELLA GREEN SLSYN ELIYABETH l'lAliRlS Gabriel lluddle cJlflS Rooters Club bxrls Rooters Club A malden qulte tall Shall l attempt tolrken her to tht lmtlltsv Whose highest arm rn xaln ls to teach a school And wrn great fame C-abrlella the enfant ternble of ht class A qulet good natured lass who has macle her way silently and peaceably She may not be classed as a beauty but lf a sweet drsposrtron counts she will come rn wnth colors flymg Gabrrella helps to make up the large percentage of our class whlch comes to us from the country She rs an earnest and farthful worker and ambrtrous to the last degree Surely wrth these redeemmg charactenstncs she vnll overcome all obstacles that rrse up nn her way l tell you her beauty has no counterpart Bud n IS the belle of the class and x are justly proud of her She lrke lchabod Cram has her words mtuned nn her nose and talks mth a most clelnghtful lrttle dmwl Wnth her unusual beauty she has plcrced the htart of almost ewery specxmen of masculmrty wrth whom she has come rn contact only to heartlessly throw them aside when one better sulted to her fancy comes along Her chief pastrme rs danclng She would rather dance than eat and that IS ecrtamly a broad statement for she IS especxally fond of Dates ll fi! 'A WT ILLAII DLNBAR HICKS u Crrls Rooters Club Hlkers Club 'lhere are some that call her Zulah They call her Dub at home But there rs one that calls her Sugar Who may soon call her his own An authority on all subjects corrects you mth an l am sorry for you sort of a snnlc She talks so long and loud m the class room that the teacher actually hunks she knows the subject Sometrmes usually on Monday morn mg after the nlght before she greets you with a most lose suck smnle and this rs one mstance when looks are not decertful l'or the bcneflt of her father and by specral request we announce that Dub 15 a good student and a hard worker Then Cthns IS not for the benefnt of her fatherj we fear Cupxd wxll play a most rmportant part rn her edacatlon Q C Q, , , .rv ' : Ll I .4 l ll' . ll . - YY . '- , ,y,r ff me THE REVUE jEbb1E LEE H-XYED CHESTER VERNON LYNN CSSIC Captarn Krkes shs sweet grrl 'Nowhere a truer Whose gentle wats Won all x ho knew her ldhere are two great classes of people rn us world one of whrch essre Lee represents She rs the paragon of our class Qhe cant help that she rs a wrrter She can t help that rt just bubbles forth lrke marsh gas from the waters thereof essre Lee came to us from Hanson and she has done eredrt to her natrve burg she has aequrred a varrety of learnrng whrch passeth all understandrng rneludrng a most remarkable lrterary abrlrty ln conclusron she rs a con screntrous and preeocrous student and a most lovable person oo all ll as e a llrgh School Brble Class Class Presrderrt lv Boys Lrterary Soerety ln oratory and rn athletres He serx ed hrs class and trme -Xs well as rf hrs fertrle pen Had ner er danced to rhyme Behold our class presrdent and hrgh sehool orator A man of eloquence and deeds who fearlcssly and at all trmes asserts hrs convretrons whether he has anythrng to sav or not He has already made more frrends rn hrs hrgh school career than most of us make rn a lrfe trmc He does not pay mueh attentron to them however unless they happen to wear rrbbons on therr harr and then hers entrrely too attentrwe for a gentleman of hrs drgnrty and bearrng ust now he rs the Beau Brummel of our class and we are justlv proud of hrm Slrm should justly be hrs nrekname but srnce rt rs not we shall only say that he rs long for thrs world rf he never lrves another day 'H . we ,, -. , ,-rr.-af 'T , .- 1- ':i11g.':Z'f45:-j,3,-,.f-,'.- .-:uf ..s+f,....a ,.. ,..r - :f'sr1.-: fr--11. .... -' i RUTH LIQON Rutr r s s s et ix At r ctre Xssoeratron XIICC Presrrlent C rrls Athletre Assoeratron I4 What we would hare done wrthout her It rs rmpossrble to say as always saved the day lere we hast rt Ruth the marden wonder rn brskntball It would be hard to say whether rt rs beeause of her quret ways her happy drs posrtron her abrlrly to play basketball or the love she has urneed for exerybody that has won renown and made her one of the most popular grrls rn the sehool lnnocenee and good sense are wrrt large upon her elassre features and she has always been regarded as a person wrth a qurek mrnd and strong energctre tem perarnent Her brrght happy face elrrves melancholy away Qhe rs rather headstrong yet for all that we lou her O ' 'YM - K . A . -Q - ' V l tb ' , 'l-1: B k-tb' ll 'l4. 'l3, Crrls' Class Berk- b ll, 'l3, 'l-1. 'l5: llirls' A. r. H xv .NI , .L Al Q: '.. .-: Hin I I ,, 1 Y I . y v ' - . I' . 'H' . , V -ft . V' . tl . U ' ' ' J I A . ' A ' A - l For her effective work in baskellrall V ' , M s ' f' '. H ' . . . ' l '. ' f Z l I I U . I l h W ll I 7 ' I l h XI ' . D :A A H ' E U I . ' I ' ' . 'I LORENE LATTA Rene ass Editor ulll I4 Citrman te ua Literary Editor Revue irs Athletic Association Girls Tomato Club Routers Cu Doubt thou the stars are fire! Doubt that the sun doth move! Doubt truth to be a liar But never doubt l love. We know this is true, and if you doubt it. just ask Owen. He can tell you all about it. We've been wondering for some time where Lorcnels class ring could so mysteriously have disappeared, but you know she could not be Owen anything, so hc received his pay. Lorcne has a very literary mind and words flow freely from her pen. When it comes to eloquence, she is right there with the goods. As to origin- ality. Lorene leads the ranks. She can think of things that have never happened and are never likely to happen. Often her thoughts soar in the clouds and leave the rest of us poor mortals gaping below. As to her abilities as a student. just examine the High School record book. If all the girls of our school were as lovable as Lorene. there would be no question as to universal harmony. WALTER A MORRIS Mush Class Editor uill I3 Debating Team I3 Clee Cl b I3 Circulation Manager uill I4 High School Bible Class German Clee Club Editor in Chief Revue I5 Writer of Class History: School Play, 'l4: Class President 'I4: Boys' Literary Society: Editor- in-chief Quill 'l5. He's a scholar-an orator-a literary genius ln all things excelling, he bids fair To become a great statesman. His eloquence would draw iron tears from Plato's eyes. This beaming countenance belongs to Mush, who has so successfully guided The Quill in her third year's voyage over rough waters. Also, the editor-in-chief of the Revue , He is blessed with plenty of good looks and lots of common sense, is somewhat of a lady's man and dancer. Since his Freshman year, he has been deelaiming and orating with the looks of a Caesar and the eloquence of a Demosthenes. but never has he dabbled in Athletics. Walter is a character among us. socially. physically and mentally. 21 VIALCOLVI WILBDR 'VIOSS Mossy Mack High School Bible Class Athletic Editor Revue Boys Literary Society Boys Athletic Association German Play The fair sex no attraction holds For him. But diving deep in volumes old ln twilight dim: Truly his brain shall neither mold nor rust But in the fleeting years grow strong in self trust. One of those extremely bashlul fellows used to be. An example of great development. September l9lI-from a small country town and so bashful that the sound of his own voice frightened him: june 'IS-a credit to any Senior Class: September l9Il-would cross the street to avoid passing a strange girl: I9I5- woulcl cross the street to pass a strange girl. Beneath that lavish pompadour of his is con- cealed an abundance of grey matter. He has a natural talent for standing in well with the teachers-another indication of a level head. Although a silent man. he has a quiet, courteous greeting that makes him the friend of all. -- 5- -.-. . ., .. ,. , f.l'5:'-.-1. Z?Iga ill' 4 ' YiEs:',?:i3j2gJ51,'iss., , .-1.11,-il1:Qii'Pi'ii?3EY 558 , . 2Q5 ::22E?5.E11:53551-3-,f. fp 4' II if ' s . N . L ' D Ai, ' i t'I- 4 ' Q ' ' : - - CLI' ' Q ' ' 3 ' - N - - ' t'l lp' ' ' ' 'liz Cl' ' 3 L, ' z ' ' -- H: - f ' - 1 - ' ' 2 i I 1 1 Q ' 1 ' ' : ' ' ' - , - ' I b. t ' ,' , ' H ' I . ' , - RLTH DORIS MITCHELL R German Clee Clube Artist uill I Artist Revue IJ Girls Athlet1cAssociat1on l5, Girls Rooters Club. Fair as the lilies is she to behold. And assuredly worth her weight in gold For she is nature's masterpiece. She is a splendid student and a faithful friend. A good looker? Well, her picture speaks for itself on that score. Underneath those glossy, golden locks she carries a wonderful stock of knowledge, including some strikingly artistic ideas. Always a jolly, good friend, ready to help whenever she can. Those dark lashes and net of golden hair have already ensnared one heart -so we hear. She has a wonderful weakness for Trey o' Hearts, for reasons unknown. Indeed. she is a most amiable girl. To know her is to love her. LlLLlAXl A MULMANSTEDT QLLFNELLE MATTHEWS B1 y Nancy blrls Rooters Club Hikers Club Billy and love to the same end train True happiness is now her one desire. l truly fear that some dark-haired swain Has set her soul on fire. Mulmanstedt! Conscience me wwhat a name! For some information as to the significance of this trademark we have consulted Wood's Natural History. Darwin's Origin of Species, We-bster's Unabridged Dictionary and Culliver's Travels, with no result. But what is in a name? - A rose by any other name would smell just as sweet. She has a cheery disposition and a good word for everybody. Will not knock and has never been known to criticise aclass- mate unfavorably. Billy has succeeded in doing everything she ever attempted, with the exception of one thing, namely. to say the letter She invariably says w'ite for white. 22 tirls Athletic Association Cirls Class Basketball I4 I5 Writer of Class Will Did you notice a holy terror in basketball? --'Twas Queenelle. Who is more determined to be tall. When declaiming in the hall. Than Queenelle3 Her quick, excitable disposition has often afforded her classmates great amusement. An athlete of much note and as guard in basket- ball brings terror to all who cross her path, in which game she is at her best. when her anger is slightly kindled. Quite a Latin scholar and orator. While the butter-flies of the class flitted through their high school career, this candle fly buzzed around the midnight candles and as a result has made an extremely honorable record in our class. We often wonder what we would do without her to save the reputation of the class in Latin. . .- '.'-'Vff' 5' 'NN' 'ff vsQk1af1mQ:i:r- .- , '.: 'a'. ii5r - i1-2 W Wm 'Rf-f 3'f-133it'1'4L-i'-1: i Q mf F921 1 f -we .. :-.'w.:s'-..N-r,.7.,,,,,t,..,,a,.,,, 4-7-ol--fe-K - zft-- ,pf,,,,g ,. .. ': -r1:-.-'f :.:.-...-- N x x f is 1 s .2 , 'I . ' 1 f. . .. , . ' i . .1 . . . l -L A . .. f , .. -H v. .. - : .x ' :Qs A Ik. . ..: u 0 'W Q 1fl?9il I 5 'CN' .7 ....mL.,s.... L, l :tt N -n.-.aw-'31 , Y I In I ' ' '- 1 3- NAIL , Q tt. ' 'U' 1 ' ' CHRISTINE ARNOLD NFLSON Pencil Hlkers Club C-lrls Athletlc Association C-urls Tomato Club Clrls Roottrs Club et black rlnglets and rosy cheeks Has thxs lrlsh Malden A npphng glgglc and dulcet solcf And suntors too many to name This shy blushxng maiden IS known as Pencnl whxch name was glvtn her hecaust of her fragnle appearance The adorable way Chnstme has of managmg her eyes and the coquettlsh twlst of that curly OD head of hers has attracted the attentnon and adnuratxon of many a fanr swam Round as a butterball she rolls about serene and happy wnth a smlle that as a wmner The Cannmg Club IS proud to number her among its members along whlch hne she has done some most excellent work Wake up boys and take notxce Seldom do we flnd so much to admlre and so llttlm to crltncnse ffl' wf' HATTIF A PIERCE Hatt Cnrls Rooters Club Thus brown eyed gurl though yet qultt young Proclalms the short word duty The most sublnme ln the Engllsh tongue And she practxces xt most truly Hattie IS very fond of lanes and especially to teach school but xt ns very probable that the sand Lane wlll lead her ln a dlfferent dlrectlon However tlme wxll prove We really thunk that she could do great work ln the suffrage ranks for great IS her power of argument She has so much Scnpture nn her head that one mlght mlstake her for a prayerbook And we might add that she not only knows nt but practnces what she preaches 3 2.3 , '4-,L,1,'-,-.-r'g.i. AU 'fi M ,-uwg:..v,'.-.v ' -- .:j,l.-.'1'.t'f-t:I1': 77 . :3LH1f 7'S'-.'Jx7 '- '3,- :'q'11,fs14t'2Q-'--'N' ' . . iz-2:1922-:.ci1-.1:'- ,?,-.- q H '33 '3':' fl uh, .... . f-.4 ll 135 ':-' I XERA ILEEN PHILLIPS In a domestic sclence course Does she excel But at whatever she tnes her hand She does xt well An exen tempered daughter of the country who stands near the top of her class wlthout making a fuss about nt For the fnrst three a man hater but much to our astomshment thxs year she has been castmg her love darts rather promlscuously te a few of he Freshmen have been struck She cannot decide whlch she prefers Shnmp salad or Slate r and Book 'Xotwlthstandlng her matnmonlal aspxratxons she IS a consnstent worker who makts fnends and kups them 2 Q F :V ' 'A I I I I Y ' v y ' ' ' A ' ' A 1 - . . I . I 4 H l 'H .- 4 . ' I I ' one that is spelled with a capital. She intends years with us. she was duiet and somewhat of . . . . - A i . V. l A . ' ' . . ' t . ' I I ' ' ' ca ADRIEVNE FRAZlER PRIEST herman Clec Clubi: Girls Tomato Club: C-irls' Rooters' Club. Of grey matter Aid has her share And her heart is as pure as the country air. Aid has always held herself aloof from us and we really are not much acquainted with her. being as she is of such a retiring nature. When she does open her mouth. she speaks with the most fascinating southern drawl. So unassuming is she that she reminds one of the gentleman in literature. who scarcely dared assert the nose upon his face his own. Bashful and quiet, she keeps her light well hidden beneath the proverbial bushel. When this outer surface of reserve is penetrated. we find a most lovable rn-atiiri' and a friend well worth having. CARL SMITH Rooster Bill ls Carl a lady's man? Perish the thought! His hobby is raising chickens, What cares he for aught? A happy, jolly fellow, who is always in a good humor. He believes a little learning to be a dangerous thing and. therefore. does not propose to take any chances. A living example of optimism. With his cheerful, good nature and a minimum of work. he has drifted through his high school career to a successful finish, although he does abuse Cod's patience and the Kings English. He is a man who must be known well in order to be appreciated and owing to his reticenee. there are few who truly know him. Il W WALKER SVIITH imittie Assistant Business Manager Quill 'll. lfootball 'l-lz Baseball 'l3. lt's a long way to jackson street. lt's a long way to go. Yet thither does Smittie turn his feet Most every day or so. Smittie has almost worn out the pavements of the aforesaid street. A jolly. good-natured fellow. Tries hard to bluff the Profs. hut has had little success. Goes to the board. stands with feet two feet apart, bites his finger. writes his name, scratches his head. writes a word. faces about and asks the teacher what he is to write about. again faces the hoard -scratching his head when he is suddenly seized by a thought and eagerly tries to get it on the hoard. li-st he should lose it - but, alas. it has vanished in thin air and he is lost again. ln an agony of despair he gives up and is a continual source of amusement to his classmates-Y-Va wonderful mission. -..l,.,, A -i - ,s - Z.,-WJ. H ,3 ,Q -,,, e 3... 4 ,-.. mam' 'vw --.-.-.th-1-. I .,. ., . ay., I I Nik 1.5-. ,!.- -, ,. ' .gs 4' . : ft- 115. , fl- 12:-.-,.. .5-.9 ..l.-. 0 4 ei- s - r - I H E R EV U E r isis . me , .-:-.-.1-1.-s,-..1:. , e .. . .. .ss . , V . ' 'z 1--. ,gfmwc J, ,,,, -: -rs-.ir 0 Q 5 ..A.d-- .. . .i nn . . .. ROSALIE BERTHA SCHLAMP ANNA ROGERS VANADA ALLEN R WATKINIS Xiu President Girls Athletic Association li hcruian C-lee Club Local Editor Revue ID Girls Rooters Club Both excellent and good ls fair Rosalie: And as stylish a young lady As you may see. A glance at this fair countenance is mis- leading: so quiet. peaceful and calm, one would not suspect the fires that sometimes burn beneath Vnamely. a great admirer of Day. Very pessimistic, in that she thinks every chemistry experiment is prepared especially to murder her and therefore stays a goodly distance from the scene of action. She is among the few who can rightly be called intellectual. Self-sacrificing and ever ready to he up and dgnini for her class, she is high in the esteem o a . Nada birls Rootcrs Club ln all her work mort sinttrc Than any other: Always pleasant, kind and dear. Everyone doth love her. Behold this, our fair-haired, blue-eyed exponent of peroxide and milk weed cream. An industrious maiden of few words. Very unassuming. but one in whom you can put your trust. Never in a had humor, but wears a smile for everyone. She, perhaps. will never startle the world with a marvel, but on the other hand she will never be caught napping. She pursues the even tenor of her way and her glory is attained by keeping quiet. We have never found her, in our four years'course. otherwise than fair-minded in criticism. sound in judgment and loyal in friendship. 25 Percy Pres High c ool Bible Class I4 Associate Editor uill I5 Business Manager Boys Athletic Association: Athletic Editor Quill 'l3: Club Editor Revue 'l5. He loves the ladies. Oh! he's a true gallant. Yet he has a head for business And learning. too. l grant. This awe inspiring figure invariably makes a great hit with the ladies 'fat least that is his aim. A true ladies' man. but for all that he is a consistent worker and a better natured man never lived. lt would exhaust the supply of adjectives to enumerate Percy'sH endearing charms, so let us turn to his personal appearance. He has radiant hair that is the envy of the cherub painter's model. It is so slick that a fly endangers his life when he lights upon it. He is a perfect lady. whose melodious flute-like tones possess great charms for a deaf man. x . . -n . - 2- 1.14-35 .glg .I : -. 4, 'A-ij' .'l--i1:'.Qj:,e, U '-:v 1b'.-,'-:gil-,, i.'y!-',:f.4, 'F .CW A- 7 f 54J l-43? ' 0 7 'Y ' ' 79Alfiiii-lfliiiwi qL 'i f54iFiE,fC'E- af. 4 '- -Jail? Hi: .n.,....a ... ,.. I:'ff111f'4'-1f1f'--1- . Q . Y ' f . N b B X - ' - 1 . 5 . . . A n ll . I.: vu I . ' - - - 4 K.. .. -- - - , , . . , ,,- uf , V 3 ' - .. Sh 'Q . IJ: ILEENI WIFNIER Wienie Liirls Rooters Club A hashful Colleen ls our quiet Wienie, Yet truly. l ween. Shell be somebody's Queenie. A very quiet. unpretentious maiden who wears the face of a Sphinx. which, however, cannot conceal the cheery disposition that lies beneath. An excellent seamstress and well versed in the latest fashions of the day. She believes fully in the old adage As well be out of the world as out of the fashion and lives up to it. The neatest girl in the class. Keeps herself just so and is eternally adjusting her ribbon or tie. Rather thoughtful and very conscientious in the performance of her duties. ISABFL TRIISLE Z7lt lun has a domestic frame of mind A better cool: 'twere hard to find: A pleasanter lass, so quiet and sweet. lt neier hath been my lot to meet. The type who enters the arena, without noise or clamor and pursues for four years the even tenor of her way. Besides a charming personality. she possesses a brilliant intellect. She succeeds in everything she attempts. ln domestic science, she is certainly an adept. The future years will be a smile to her and with her domestic arts she will bless the home of some pleasant. young Kentuekian. We have found her an inspiring friend. tender. loving and not too conversational and hope that she may be the light and lamp of a host of admirers X 1-was g viQP.:2-j:..i.- l G-jlliiidiiiiiiiic 'l liA v K 'iff-- 1- .. 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So she only succeeds in carrying off the cripples. Germany has at last been defeated because of the wound received by the sub-ordinate General Lillian Mulmanstedt, whom we heard was shot near the heart. Thus, Germany being deprived of all her brains, the Empress Rosalie is forced to surrender to Gen. Allen Watkins, the commander of the illustrious, victorious English army. We learn through the Berlin newspaper that the four great American actresses, Misses Christine Nelson, Minnie Eblen, Anna Vanada and Isabel Trible, are abroad posing as models for the four statues to adorn the entrance to the new Palace of Peace. The war now being over and peace abroad, we make our way back to America where the woman's rage is on. You know after war has continued so long you cannot adjust yourself to peace so suddenly On our may we visit Prof Miles E Crawley and Mademoiselle Elizabeth Harris who are teaching at one of the most fashionable dancing halls in the center of Paris and who have introduced the New Death dance the Universal Whirl which since all dances must have a motive is to show the Universal love of the brotherhood of man and as they clasped in each others arms Speed down the halls of time They show the love of man for his kind We also learn that Miss Louise Cottmgham who has been conducting a Matrimonial Bureau for the last few years in Eastern Paris would have completely failed because the war had almost entirely destroyed the supply of men until the world famous Mathematician, Mr. Walter A. Morris, figured that since U l, no husband is 1 one husband. Miss Cottingham is doing nicely as a result of his theory. We now go to I5 Paul Maul, and board the new trans- atlantic airship for the U. S. just brought out by the expert designing of Prof. Chester V. Lynn HB. S., HM. En f'Ph.D. , and Prof. john W. Geibel, A. A., UP. D. who are now doing research work in their laboratory in New Zealand on Which is mightier the Pen or the Sword? Some of the results from their research are very interesting. For instance, according to their philosophy. the sword has more metal, therefore, it should be the stronger, but on the other hand the Pen has more Bull and Bull is the strength of Englandzf who can tell which is the stronger? . .-.,.,. M, ' - -.gt-4.1. -I, ,: -h V N: I.' 'ff qv T uk.:-.:n'.:L , ' 4' 1 3'i '- f . Yiifffxflzf -' - , . rff f!1k:'w1- P: Q , 4 .-.131-11-1.-17-'urn-,'.'. my .5 . U.-j '.',.,, ff : . 'i:'qL: -,'.?'.-1' Q . , ' :'511'ff,-if--ggi' ' . !' ' . 1'f-t-Qafgi-iz j:f,.',-,..4:.v 'CW Je... . .ec J 'i'.f . . . - .m,.... -. . . -: 'S'-.--f -' -- -- ' , - .. , , I I . I . ' 7' ' ' ll 1 1 . - . . y , . , - - ., . . . . ' I . l I 1 9 . . . . . , 4 , . 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We are now several thousand miles high and as we view the depths of the ocean we see there Miss essie Lee Hayes and Miss Adrienne Priest who following out the doc trme of Emerson Be original have betaken themselves to a new Utopia the bottom of the sea They are there living in glass houses where neither mold nor dust doth corrupt nor thieves break through and steal After about an hours ride in mid air we approach New York We see beyond and towering far above that great Statue of Liberty a mighty tower which proves to be the Hamburger and Newspaper stand built up for the Trans atlantic Continental airship line by Mr William Day We buy a hamburger a newspaper and land just beyond in the heart of that great metropolis We find the streets unusually quiet and as we walk we m et a mighty funeral procession We are astounded to see on either side of the hearse the honorary pallbearers Ruth Lzgon and Queenelle Matthews who thus far through life have been inseparable We ask Who is dead3 and are told by a female policeman that That mighty leader of womanklnd, Miss Lula Clay. The woman who led women into their rights and who died of a broken heart because she couldn't catch a husband. Women. we know are taking the lead in all channels of life. We read in the newspaper, gotten in mid-air, that work has just begun on a great bridge to be built from St. Louis to the Moon by that trio of matchless and woman- wise engineers. Misses Hattie Pierce, Katie Fruit and lleen Wiener, who were inspired by that great household chemist. Miss Ethel Griffin, who declares that radium can be hauled to earth by the car loads and be given out as fuel to the poor. Oh! What will woman not accomplish? Miss Ruth Mitchell the worlds famous artist has for the last five years been mixing paint and mortar so that when the great bridge is finished she will color the moon and mould it to the shape of woman The world will have a new ideal The peaceful loving face of woman instead of the cursed face of man After boarding the train for Washington D C we are again astounded at the prominence of a woman conductor when in a stentorian voice Vera Phillips demands tickets As we disembark from the train at Washington Miss Zulah Hicks steps forward and calls Baggage? Taxi? and again to our amazement shoulders two trunks and walks off uncermoniously Oh' the power of woman' We board the taxi and are carried away to the White House We go in to pay President Esther Cummlngs a visit She seemed very glad to see us though burdened with the cares of her office Going into the Senate we were just in time to hear that eloquent speech of Senatoress Mary Davis of Ky.. which would rival Cicero, Resolved: That man's place is in the home. ln a few minutes she is opposed by Senatoress Sudie Letcher Farley from Utah, who maintains that men should be given a voice in the city affairs and no more. After so much mental exertion and believing a little recreation beneficial, we go out to the ball park where the New York cubs and Boston Red Sox are to play. We find that Miss Eugenia Griffith, that idol of the entire baseball world and rival pitcher of the Woman's League, is a leader of the Red Sox. We now board the wireless transic for Louisville. the method of transportation invented by that great electrical V. . I iii? 15' . ,f, 'i4'sA'.-I.fi X '.-,:2-':'5 r'13.:Fi1 Z f E: .f,gg1c'gp3g: f 1 I H E U E 5 -'.' iii:-rfffiliglis N213 W-Q - H- 1 .- K- , V--., eau:-1.'.h,v. -,',f,' -.-:-.1 5'-za -'cf - , f '. J- --'- -A E . l . . . . fffgqqhxxx 'view X' t N QCDIUS 'Vlr 'Vlalcolm Nloss to you and conntcted to the transporter of the wlrtless wiv Some one below touches a button and you are x nsked lnto space and H1 less than two seconds land ln the clty of l.,0LllSVlllK' An electrrcal belt lS attached We learn rn that cxty that Nannye Anderson has estab hshed a speaklng school for femmrne bables whose mothers are out at the poles or buslly engaged wrth other pohtxeal affarrs Her object is to teach eloquence cultrvate a shrlll vorce and prepare them for pubhc speal-:mg We tak the mono ra1l tractlon for llenderson that boomlng crty on the Ohlo where we learn that thus accommo datxon was bullt for the specral beneflt of that renowned Gentleman Mr Walker Smmth who has for the last ten years changed hrs course from mrgratmg south to ackson Qt and now centers hrs travels about Loulsvllle Ask hrm wtf lle answers brxeflv The lure of Woman As we come mto the exty we notlee that all the streets subways and alleys are crowded wrth young chrckens and pullets This rs due to the fact that the poultry plant of Mr Carl Smith rs oxerstocked However, few chlckens go astray for when he goes upon the street and gnes the slgn wlth hxs derby hat the chlckens all flock about hlm lqhe chref lndustry of Henderson IS the great Baskett Factory under the supermtendence of Miss Lorene Latta Nhss Latta runs her factory under a new and effrclent plan She turns out many and varrous kmds of Basketts She attrnbutes her sucecss to the fact that she lets all her Inlls he Cowen? THE REVUE my 'ILM N ef lhe successne classes frle by wlth the roll of the ages each class comlng wxthln and representing xts own pecuhar ave The class of I4 accordmg to :ts Prophet reloreed and gave thanks that It came wrthrn and represented the age of rapld transrc l'o us they were the rushmg of mam waters gomg wrth the speed of a hurrrcane And hke a hurncane passmg over the ocean they skzmmed :ts surfaef thlnklng onlv of galnmg speed and gomg on wrth ttf sarrc rapldlty to be dashed somewhere upon the rocks Though l have the gxft of prophecy and speak wrth the tongues of my mates though l had all manner of farth rn them were l to prophesy such a future alter all thcrr trvmng struggles and hard spent past and gne them no charrty l as well as they would become as soundmg brass or a tmklmg symbol But thxs IS not the age of rapld translt and we thank fod we are nearmg that climax whzch the wrxter of I4 drd prophesx and which IS bound to come Let us rejolce that we are IH and are takmg part ln that age whlch recognwes the afflrmatne to the questron Am I my brother s keeper? or rn other words the age of lone for the umversal brotherhood of man It wrll be our dutx, then, to rescue those who haw gone before and were dashed upon the rocks bv the age of rapxd translc So the class of 'lD wlll go out mto the world of servxce and duty. arm rn arm, wrth loxe for one another, and, hke a huge colossal xmage representxng love, duty, and charlty, wrth a sure tread and steady advance IU the seruce of the brothcrhood of men, wnll lease lts foot prints on the sands ol tune - -' . ,H lr..-an qrr. , .7 X 15 ' ., iii-'.f-Q32kf'f'T'Ii1-ill I ' f ffl' V . g -k P? .1 Q it --..1if-fwfr -,,' - X , 4. 112- !:f4v-a':f' .f 1: - 'fe7!::2-,-WJ. - Xt f f - 9 '-'--fnfrr- - fr- -V e . , -. 1, . --at-9. uf.: H .. 1 Xi l-AGL-. trunk., 3,,.hg,, gnu. -g.,',.g-V . 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We graciously grant the lofty abode of the Seniors commonly called the Senior corner to the juniors, all legal rights and titles we have hitherto-fore enjoyed, the right to edit an annual, and to have the big head for one brief and fleeting year: care of the Freshmen, and the important position as a shining example to the here-in-before mentioned ignorant herd. l, Esther Cummings, will my marvelous skill as a basketball player, especially in the art of guarding fin which l at least have successfully proven that I have discovered other means for my arms than those usually ascribed to them in the final chapter of all novels to Veleda Rothenhaefer l Mary Davis will my angelic and comforting dis pos1t1on to Ruth Nicholson I Elizabeth Harris bequeath my inordinate love of strong perfumery ten cent store trade mark preferred to Mr ames Van Winkle l, Carl Smith, bequeath my revised edition of Emerson s Essays, which l flatter myself Cand with reason toj as containing a number of awe-inspiring thoughts far superior to any of Mr. Emerson's, to the school library. l, Miles Crawley, bequeath my Latin pony on con- dition that it will be preserved with the same loving care and solicitude that l have always bestowed upon it, to Miss Abbie Anderson. I, Virginia Cooper, being of a kindly nature and possess- ing a somewhat excessive amount of nose, will that prominent feature to Mr. Babb. T H E FZEVU E . Q ' We Vera Phillips lleen Wiener and Isabel lrible being joint possessors of a powder rag slightly grimy due to its excessive use bequeath the said article to Mary Ida Williams I Eugenia Griffith bequeath my propensity for selecting my own periods of reeuperatlon and relaxation from the heartless and unceaslng persecution of the teachers to Gladys Waltz l Rosalie Schlamp will my numbers of the Vogue to Miss Cabell l Christine Nelson hereby bequeath my fascinating charms and bewitching graces together with my fiendish persecution of the weaker sex to Katherine Henson I Zulah Hicks bequeath all my undesirable store of information concerning other people s affairs to Mr Wright I Gabriella Green will my record as a heart smasher and an accomplished flirt to Bruno Cecil I, Lula Clay, grant my alluring grin to Bert Engler. We, Lorene Latta and Sue Farley, models of virtue in every other respect. bequeath our one failing, a passionate adoration for Latin, to Shelby Elliott. l, Louise Cottingham, having more noise about me than anything else, bequeath my melodious giggle to Marianna Schlamp. l, Minnie Eblen, will my silvery voice to Elma Lee. I, Nannye Rudy Anderson. bequeath my shy and retiring disposition to Robert Hopkins. l Hattie lierce will my amazing fund of knowledge concerning all questions relating to Civics to Greene Fitz hugh l Ruth Mitchell joyfully relinquish my position as artist of the uill to Salem Starling We Walker Smith and ohn Gelbel bequeath our places in the Anderson s family carriage to ohn Ed and Davis Eblen l uth Ligon bequeath my noticeable forwardness as a forward in basketball to Katherine Dixon l nna Vanada bequeath my fondness for certain Athletic Individuals residing in the glorious city of Uwensboro to ul1a Norment I Ethel Griffin grant all points on mv impassioned rendition of Curfew Shall Not Rmg Tonight to the dramatic society l Lillian Mulmanstedt will my studious disposition and close application to study to Raymond Boaz. I, Malcolm Moss, bequeath my much envied get- beauty-quick formula fthe principal ingredient being a dose of measlesj to Cameron Sugg. We, Adrianne Priest, Katie Fruit, and Jessie Lee Hayes. bequeath our talkativeness, our boisterous ways and our determined stand for woman's rights to Eleanor Lyne. l, Allen Watkins, better known to my admiring friends as Percy De a la Watkins, since after graduating from school it is my intention to put away childish things and 5.131 Y-5lkff'1:5Q2-!.'ffm.i ' 3352ff1.'F3f?'Jl1S1F- L -,-' f-'-I'fQ f.r T H E FZEVU E 55 flff bl me . . D . . ' j i ' . . ' I I ' uQ - uv . . . 5 ' I . l I I l I - ' . R , ' Q 1 , 1 . l ' . . i J ' - , 7 . . . e 1 I l ' ' ll 1 ' U! I Y . I . . 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X fffgf Z f X 0904 W em' W THE REVUE 'W YW 15 iKPUIP1U nf the illnuthall Swawnn When the football s ason of l9l4 opened Coaches Babb and Slmon w re on hand to develop the maternal FIVC of last year s members reported for practlce The old backfxeld members were Captam Gardner and Alves and the lme men were Davls Eblen Lynn and Spoehr This left slx m n for the coach to develop These were finally chos n ones left end Nlarvm Eblen left guard Lambert center Ellxott rlght guard Smlth rnght half john Ed Eblen full back Each one of these players fully deserved the place he won and they developed somethlng we have always needed namely team work But on fault we should try to correct next year IS that of takmg too long to get together 1n the game W usually came out wxth the bug end of the score but many tlmes the fact that we took too long to get started nearly cost us the game Thls IS the flrst year that w have Incorporated student management m our athletics The authority of the Athletic Assocxatlon IS vested IH the offlcers, and the board of control, which IS made up of one representatlve from each of the four classes Last sprung a constltutlon was drawn, and the plan of runnmg the athletlcs was formed Of course there were hatches, nn the course of the year, but lt must be remembered, that thls ns the fxrst year of the student manage ment 1n our school, and thmgs wnll adjust themselves smoothly m the course of time The spxrxt of the team was better thxs year than ever, and the only reason we dnd not wm every game was due to some hard luck The prospects for a wlnnlng team next year are very good We lost three fxrst team members thls year, by graflu H atnon and Brown has stopped school but whlle each of these fellows vnll be mxssed there are some others among the scrubs who wlll be able to help malntaln the hugh standard our school has always had m athletlcs After several weeks of practlce the season was opened wlth Madlsonvllle It was a good game and everybody played well The work of ones and Clore at each end was especlally good MadlSOHVlllC was a httle harder proposltlon than we expected but the game finally came out 21 to 0 and we held the large end of the score The next Saturday after a good week of practlce and the experience galned the week before we were IH better form and defeated Mt Vernon Ind by a score of 38 to U on our own fxeld Our old fault was m evldence ln this game namely that we drd not get started until the game was well under wav The team expected to go to Loulsvllle on Oct 20 to play the Manual boys but at the last mmute we received a message, saying that the game had been called off on account of a wet fxeld The clxmax of the season was reached, however, when on Oct 3lst, we met the Loulsvnlle Male llxgh School, and held them to a score of 7 to 7 Thxs game was declared by many to be the best ever seen ln Henderson The teams were about evenly matched, and both were playlng llke ma chmes The whxstle blew wxth a ball 1n Henderson's posses sxon on Lou1sv1lle's 20 yard lme Last year, we tled the L M H S by the score of 7 to 7 on thelr own fxeld, and thls year the same score was marle here We wonder what at will be next year y - -.- L '12-' -1- T - .. i- '- ' . - .s- ,'.-- . .-'uv--.-1 '- . -4. -. g . -, ., -: .- . 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C ' ' Hoplunsvllle on thelr own fneld defeated us by the score of I2 to 7 The game was entirely unsatlsfactory It was lnterfered with from the slde llnes and HOpklhSVlll6 showed thelr usual Splflt On Nov I4 we won an easy vnctory over the Paducah Eleven We were rather slow about startmg but when we drd get together Paducah was played off their feet Thrs game had been looked forward to with a great deal of anxiety on the part of the players and supporters of the teams There were persxstent reports that Paducah was prepared to clean up the fzeld wzth Henderson however all doubts and fears of victory were dissipated after the game was well under way and the fmal score of 48 to 0 made Henderson feel fme On Turkey day a special tram accompanied the team to Owensboro to meet our old rlvals There had been a great deal of speculatlon on thls game and It was hard to say which team would hold the large end of the score After the game started xt s emed for awhrle as lf we had the advantage But fate conspired against us and the game ended wxth the score of 27 to 6 rn our dxsfavor W should worry Thanksgiving day will come agam and there will be a different tale to tell The second team played two games wxth the Evansvllle s second team one there and one here The flrst game was lost by the score of 6 to 0 and the second was a txe 0 to 0 Some of these second strung fellows promxsed to become regular flrst team men next year so we do not belleve there w1ll be much trouble ln f1ll1ng the vacancxcs caused by graduatlons and stopping school And so lh concluslon let us urge the school and crty to get behmcl next year s team and every team thereafter and to boost Boys go out and try for the team and try the whole season It wxll be more than worth your trme and trouble even lf you do not get rn a single game School' let the team know that lt belongs to you that nts defeat ns your defeat and lts vlctory your vxctory and there rs no telling what the future holds m store for Henderson nn the shape of FOOTBALL H 4., - . 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' Y V .. . .. . . . - I I ' KK X..,R:'-'Tlx it COXCH H A BABB Lnclc Wun halls from State where he played on the Varslty for two vears If you are lookmg or some one tn put snap and glllgtfl' lnto a team, here IS your man l'h1s xs h1s second year mth us, and we lntend to keep hlm as long as we can, smce to hlm IS due a great mcasure of our success lIl all departments of athlctxcs QRII l IN SCIIOLPLIIN l oothall Manager cw s work mrna mg the team was entlrtly commendable Il ranged a Good schedule for us and the wants of tu team were always promptlv supph d ew was also school char l adcr and by hls faithful work ID that hne helped the team on to wlctory many a tlme Nb s 5 r 4 COACH R H SIMON Mr Slmon who coached the second team comes from Otterbem Thls IS hls thxrd ycar with us and wc sincerely hope that lt wlll not bc hls last Durmg the football season he was out ln a sult every day, and played rlght wxth the boys If any fellow on the flrst team needed devclopment, Mr Slmon would play against hlm and hc certamly had all he could do then, and more too THE REVU E 199325 I me W f 47 lub Sn: WILLIAM GARDNER QCaptQ uarter back 'Ih1s was Pretty Blll s thxrd year on the team and he certamly showed nt B1ll uses hls head, at quarter, and IS also a good hne plunger, and good ln a broken field He IS a sure, hard tackler He was captaln thls year, and stlll has another year on the team If he xmproves llke he always has, he certalnly ought to be a terror to his opponents next year WILLIAM SPOIQHR Right End Ilog IS certalnly a wonder ln Football Although very llght he IS one of the best ends Ilenderson has ever had Ile IS especlally good at boxing hls tackle Ile played defensive quarter and never mlssed a punt and never let hls man go by Hog IS the surest tacklcr on the team He has one more year and wlll be one of our most valuable men next season as he was thls year X X ,u 19 I VERNON LYNN Right Tackle Klkes IS the man who was on the Job every mlnute lf any man on the team was Ile was newer known to get rattled, hut he had a way of talkmg that would often rattle the quarter back of the opposing team falkmg, however, was by no means all that Kxkes could do What made h1s talk so effectlvc mas that he was backlng It up every mlnutc of the game w1th IICFCC playmg Thus was K1kes' second year on the team, and also hls last IAIIQ loss vull be keenly felt by the nut vear's team . ,. - -- - ., 4 f. v. p. . :,f ,- 2.1.1 1-. 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HARRY JONES Left End Onion is one of the best ends we have ever had He was good on boxing his tackle and on handling for ward passes On the defense however was where he shone Onion would move so fast that you could hardly see him and nearly always would get three men out of the interference He never failed to get two He has two more years on the team and great things are expected of him Ami JOHN ED EBLEN Full back Bullet is a name which fits this young man admirably Ye gods, what speed! This is Bullets first year on the team, and he has two more years, so that great things are expected of him in the future. The only reason why he was not on the team last year was that he was hurt in the first game of the season, and so prevented from making the team. But be certainly showed that he could play football this year. He is not very heavy but he makes up in speed and fight what he lacks in weight. . 1 I' 3217: , ' .Q ' , : 5 t, .-L.1.H.,Vi,f,,, Immun '5,,,,...i,. .4 , .: .gp .V - . 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' WALKER SMITH Left l lalf Here you behold the smrlrng countenance of Annette, 'another one of the players who graduates thrs year Ile was a good tackler, was good at buckrng the lrne, and could run rntcrferenee rn a prarseworthy manner Walker was a fast man, and could always be depended upon to do what he was called upon to do lhrs rs hrs frrst year on the team IIAYWUOD AL VL5 Rrght Half Pctrc. rs another one of the players we lose thrs year and hrs loss wrll be keenly felt lqhrs rs hrs thrrd year on the team Petre rs one of the fastest men Henderson has ever had and rs one of the krnd who just stays on hrs feet and keeps gorng He was ctrtarnly good rn a broken freld and had no equal rn leadrng rnterfercnce He x as a frne football player and thtrc rs no tcllrng what he mrght laxe done rf he had not been troubled wrth a weak knee whrch kept hrm out of several games ,M M an - rl ,fr- SHELBY ELLIOTT Rrght Guard Thrs was Slrep's frrst year on the team and he has one more vear llc was a hard, scrappy player, and was always among the frrst rn demand mg farr play for hrs team Shep was espeerally strong on defense. and upheld hrs part rn the lrne that couldn't be bucked l-hrs prcturc does not look lrke Shep when he got down rn the lrne He looked lrke he meant busrness, then. and he certarnly drd mean busrncss DAVIS EBl..ElN Left Guard This lb Dave Eblen, the man who talked it up in the games. Few and far between were the plays which went over him. He could always open a hole when called on, and he never loafed in the game. Not only did he play an excellent game himself, but the way he 'ltalked it up in the line made the whole team better. Davis made the team in his Freshman year, and this is his second ycar, so he has two more years. SNMLH L I AMISI Rl Center fhls is Sams first year on the team but he played like a veteran llis passes were quick and accurate and he would always block his man Opponents rarely ran a play over him as he was always playing ahard fighting game Sam has three more years on the team and should be a terror to his opponents in the future t Y . I. ii as . 5 45, f SHIRLEY CLORE Utility Player This was Shirleys first year on the team, but he was a very valuable man. He was a substitute end and half back. Shirley made many touch downs for us this year by his expert handling of forward passes. 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I I - . 5' I ' 'TTB'-A, ' 3 firurvnz nf the Basketball Svvzuinn Iht I9lJ Basketball 5eason was rather short but ve ry sueetssful as we lost only one game out of seven and that was the first game played away from home and before the t am had gotten together well The short season was not the fault of the manager but the reason lies in the fact that l lenderson has gotten such a reputation for walking off with every team she plays that they had all gotten cold feet We always knew that this was a basketball town but we n ver thought that it was getting that bad One fortunate event for our team this year was the disbandmg of the Midget team The members of this team were all high school fellows and they proved a most valuable addition to our squad Taylor Cottingham and Spoehr all m mb rs of the Midget team made very valuable players Coaches Babb and Simon worked with the team this year and there was also a very good second team A great deal of our basketball success was due to the efforts of the second string fellows. More than two teams were always present at practice. When practice started there were only two of the last y:ar's H men remaining, namely Gardner and Lynn. llowever, with these two men and a large and efficient squad to draw from, the coach evolved a championship basketball team. The team this year maintained its reputation of playing fairly and fiercely. Our games were won by splendid team work, great speed, and accurate goal throwing. Rough playing was never resorted to, as it was not necessary. The prospects for next year are exceptionally good. Only one player will be lost by graduation, and with the material on hand there should not be a great deal of trouble in filling that place. The attendance at all our games was fairly good but not many of the students attended The attendance would probably be better if there were a larger floor with betterseatin facilities than thosefurmshed by theY M C A gymnasium On an I5 we opened the season at Evansville The team was not organized well for this game and had only had three or four days of practice The strange floor also placed the boys at a disadvantage and so with all these things against them as well as a good fast team the whistle finally blew with the score 45 to 28 in Evansvilles favor In the next game we got revenge on our old rivals Owensboro came down prepared to take off the honors but after the lesson of the first game and the memory of last Thanksgiving Day the team rolled up a score of 34 to 20 Owensboro tried a little rough playing toward the last but it was of no availg the fates had decreed, and the Owensboro team went away without the victory. The next game was also one of revenge. Luck had gone against us in the first Evansville game, but on Feb. 5. they came down and got a return dose. The game was fast and interesting, but in spite of all E'town could do, they were sent home defeated by the score of 31 to 27. The team went to Mt. Vernon, Ind., for the next game. Although this game was played on a strange floor, it was quite a walk-a-way. A good many of the second team men were used. The Mt. Vernon team simply was not in our class. They did not know much basketball and our team simply outclassed them. When the final whistle blew' the score stood 41 to I4 in our favor. ..,.,. ss-. -x -'f,'g..,'.--.Flys -,,. fi -... 1- --.,.. . ' 5 ,:1.1'.'N3:J ' ' .39 'fgI+:4'--,.- ' 1 . ' is ',,'gz':.,-iz:-ir.-,124- ' . .1 - 4-,-.-'-,.w'j-.1-M111 .5 ,'f'v,e - - ?m'w.l1p'f'ed-',f,LD--.,,, - A -, :fig-7. .6lw,-.- -Z - ,-.4 'l f'K: 3: fA:.:.:.1.. H is Q 0 T 4 . F - - - f K' .- - 1- - I , - . , , , . , . . . . ' , . , . k- - - is v ' - f . y . , I . V- - l ' ' . i V . ' , ,' . 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' 'Z C , o n ' - - , , n . . a llhe return game wrth Owensboro had been loolud forward to wrth a great deal of anxlety as lt was to be played ln Owensboro and we gne Owensboro the credrt of berng rather formrdable opponents especrally when they are at home The team was rn the best of condrtron for this game and was not burdened wlth any over confrdenee The game was played on a very slrck floor whrch placed our fellows at a drsadvantage ln sprte of all drsadvantages however we st ll mamtamed our supremacy and the vretory was won by the score of 23 to I8 Owensboro had been relegated to her usual place' I'llL JL Ma rsonxrllt came down tht nut week and furnished a httle amusement for our team and school lqhc gamc however was too one srded to be very mterestmg lnhe second team was put IH but st1lllVlad1sonv1lle was outclassed The fmal score was 64 to I3 On March I2 the last game of the season was played at home wrth llopkmsvrlle Hopklnsvllle started out rather strong but rn a few mrnutes they collapsed and the rest of the game was merelv some practrce rn goal throwxng for llenderson Most of the second team was used rn this game also and when the whlstle blew rt meant no more basketball trll next year NIOR ll' XXI 5 Winners of the Interclass Games -3-Nr , - -: r.'V'-G ::1 -1r,. 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SQUA D -- l..... ,, 'S' 2 VERNON LYNN qcaptp Center Captain Lynn played on the hlgh school champlonshlp basketball team ln I4 and I5 Klkes could out jump any other center he met and always got the knock off whlch of course greatly lh creased the ablllty of the team to score Wrth a good center and good forwards scores simply plle up and KlkCS rs certamly the good center to start the play This IS his last year as he IS a Senior Hrs loss will be felt next year AUSTIM COTTINGHAM Forward Cottle thestarforward played on the team th1s year for the flrst tlme The dls launching of that wonderful Mldget team gave us several valuable players and Cottle IS one of them He and Spoehr make some team to gether They have played together so long that each one knows just where to fmd the other Although llttle he IS qulck and a naturalbasketball player He has one more year on the team Ss- WILLIAM SPOEHR Forward This IS Hogs flrstyear on the team smce h another one of those renowned Mxdgets h IS qulck llghtnmg and an accurate goal thrower He almost seemed to have channels from hrs hands to the basket because when he threw It usually went straight mto the basket Team work counts especially ln basketball and he certamly played wlth the team He stlll has another year to play CHARLES TAYLOR Guard Charlle IS stlll anothcr member of that Nlldgct team so that this IS his flrst year on the job and he has three more years to play He was an excellent guard and always stuck to hrs man except when he would rush down the floor for a goal He always played a hard conslstent dependable game He should become a regular sure enough terror to hrs oppo nent before his three years are up l X1 W T 4 I i A h s Q c dw if? 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' . u - yn - - . , e as .. . ,, , , , n .. ,. r. . .. ,, . ,, . . . . , I ' ' ' I I I I 56 WILLIAM GARDNIER Guard Gardner played basketball like he drd football on the job every mmute and playmg a hard conslstent game all the tlme He IS an all around man playmg forward almost as well as he does guard ln the next to the last game he had hrs collarbone broken and hls shoulder dislocated It was a tou h p1 ee of luck but Gardner IS not the klnd to let that bother hmm Next year rs hrs last on the team HARRY JONES Center The crack end of the football team also showed that he could play basketball thls season He rendered good s rvlce whenever he was put rn and after the lnjury of Gardner took hrs place on the frrst team He IS a fmt guard and the score cannot be run up over hlm He has three more years ID whrch to become a star whlch undoubtedly he wrll SAMUEL LAMBERT Center Sam was a regular whlrl wrnd whenever he was put ln at center and he always showed regular frrst team quality The only reason he drd not make the team this year was because there was no place open As Krkes rs gomg to leave this year somebody wlll have to hustle rf he beats Sam out of center next year He also has three more years to plav ALLEN WATKINS Manager Percy proved hrmself an excellent manager for the basketballteam Hearrangcd a good schedule and the outflt and accommodatxons He gave satrsfactlon to the players and to the school at large and we wrsh to express our apprecratron of hrs servrces here as hrs offrce IS one of much work and llttle praise , W A I . 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' I I ,JN xx, :Q X7 If X' mfgifvwiug' I RHTH Mqg HLIL ' - x oe THE REVUE eg, .sem 1515111 'Llfntr lgll Rosalie .Sehlurnp lC there is life Ile e is c Life IS sweet we confess while in dear old B II N ln a spacious room on a spring day sat s veral students in a rather gloomy state of mind lmhey were spending their last days in the B II S and the realization of this seemed in a certain degree to have impressed them but in spite of all the usual action was evident Reclining on a couch and almost surrounded by papers Walter was heard mumbling to himself Gee but these editorials are punk I wish we had more jokes Never Mind said Esther with a wee voice think how soon all will be over It really makes me sad All of a sudden the room shook with a great jar and we became aware of Mac jumping around the table, and yelling at the top of his voice, l've discovered something new in chemistry. What is it? cried Johnnie, who had for sometime been ejaculating, Wollen Sie Meine Weib sein? Nein? Warum Nicht? foinc here quick' and look at this ineub itor just fullof chicks velled Pete from the other room l ll have some chickens when I get out of school Pray boys be quiet l have been trying to make out what that strange noise is that incessantly comes to my ears exclaimed Lorcne Do listen What that sweet coo1ng3 Why thats Sue and Allen practicing the moonlight scene If that dont get my goat cried Louise ln the window sat Mary and Minnie trying to prove mathemitically that Bill Day was a heart smasher Of course they thought they knew but Ruth had to settle the whole affair. ,lust without, on the campus, Smittie and Nannie were strolling in their usual lingering fashion, and contented to be sure, as if life in B. H. S. would continue forever. We might all have been inclined to hope and wish thus, if the words of our orator had not continually rung in our ears as proclaimed from the chair in the middle of the room-W Life is sweet, success endears it, But ll. S. is not its goal Spend your whole life there within it Was not spoken to your soul. SD j ,N .g fqni b- ,,,eg.ai :,7..l,.i,:T.L .M .4 ,f - ','.-rv . 5- : -4 ' '- g ': -' ,- .M-'-1-: 4- ' lv' . Z- . -,554-fig: mv ns: fvnp.,-l,-, g . ,V . -I 1, 1 L-L ll, 1, Wwfx '- -i'2.-lls'.- 1--. w.-f- fHr:'I'-fr' L. .- . . - ' - 473, F'5l'.2'v ska' 21332:-7.73111-,.gZ ' L - ff-1.1. 1 .-,.-:,,-,, ,., , Q , 4 . ' , '. ,, . . . , . . .. .. . . . . . l l I in 1'1 ' IITPC. ' ' ' '. ' ' 2 V . . Y U X Y . . . . Y .. .. . n 1 X . . L . ' ' 1 ' ' , . . .. . ' i ' A N x 1 ' 7 , V 5' I I , , V ll . 1 - . I . I .D -f ' 7 l i . . . ' l . ' . V K I - ' , .. - .. - H . . -i f ' . A U , . . . , . N , . ' ' ' Y . . . I 5 yy . . ,, , K g . I 9 l N . . . . . Y , ,, , il ' Il ' ' ' tl ' V 1 ' , , , 1 I - I ei Q u vv - H 1 , . v - f , . I . , fm EL. THE REVUE ISES -mr 1515111 4V1fz The Buck board as used For other purposes besfdes Foot Hall Allen Watkms Wheres the hest pluee to hold the world's fa1r3 Nhles Crawley l don't know Allen Watkins Around the walst, of course' Pat I have a brother who suffers tcrrlhly from the heat H Mllce Where does he hvey' Pat He 1sn't llVlHg' A reporter was lI1tCl'VlCWlI'lg Thos A lqdlson And you, Sn, he saxd to the mvcntor, made the hrst tallclng maehmey' No, Mr EdlSOn rephed mlhe flrst one was made before my tlme out of a rlb If lxanhocd the Bonny Brac And Athel staxned hls tunic nc xx And lwrxar fucked his food :may O what d1d Rhoderlclc do? bhes a declded blonde xsnt shei Yrs but she only dtelded recently What could he more sad than a man M lthout a country3 asked 'Vhss Cahcll fechngly A country mthcut a man responded a pretty girl just as feelin ls FI IE NEW PEDACOCY Wllham what dld xou study ln school today3 We had txso films of lllStOfy and one reel of geography m A ,,, v Cassof I5 4' 9' 1 '7 'K im Y: .1 ,I f , f I L'-,,l f A if 5,1 A 51? fn, 'ff 'X . 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' V t .. 4 1 A n. it ' NFPII NIISLR 5 tri ntl wide again to welcome 'ililee the unsuspecting., and the dign fied Senior and towering whose them all the new prineipal lirst Recitations No dilferenee betwei enior and fqreshie iy re 4 same at the beginning l reshies initiated l irst uar el tim a o Cooe ye orexer' Exe Then talee bu your r be rmans x -Xllie s Seniors hold stormy inciting Otfieers elected Other matters sett ee Boys 'tthletic ts ociation reorganized Officers elected Discussion how to malee money to pay debt X little discomfiture caused by some taclts in Lncle Nlun s chair First of the Seniors declaim in Cxhapel Cxicero could not hate been greater Hersh 'Nlann starts a class in elorution Cjood training. Eh? Ciirls' Athletic Association reorganired. Some of its members contemplated playing football. Oh you hikes! Oh the movies. S40 netted. Cirls sold sweets. Hurrah fo the girls. Result New football suits. Some of the Senior boys started the fad of carrying powder rags. Cirls' Rooters' Club meets and elects Lula Clay as leader. Our history teacher deserted. Mother Lehman visited the prisoners at the B. M. T. H. S. -The Seniors placed their order for rings and pins with j. D. jenson Si Co. Freshiesorganizeandeleetofficers. Da!Da! Snookumsl 1611111 Elite rx Cieevo Q She p HIS po . K 1 , ' at :wilt llmff' -, Ii' -4 UC IOUI It I JIBSLC d UIIC U Y ICN C Charity Nemne, Club meets Refreshments BCLNCC C the rillx in antieipatio of is dull O C l'1tIC ane Xlr Hardy our football preicher meite L onto we w l irst footl ill gime ol the season M idisun xille snowed under 20 to 0 Cameron huge, was called before the teachers meeting for flirting 'Now Cameron Bruno C'ee il op ned his Tango elass Come professional hone of the boys wash dishes to earn money C ood praeticc Keep it up Deacon finds a new girl Deacon is getting to be too much of a ladies man Rex. Hobbs xisits us in Chapel. The canoeists fall in while on their way from Philadelphia to New Orleans. Oli the promises to go to church. I wonder. Every one busy. Lessons in eye culture. Wireless te-legraphy in first period study. ev. Nia er talks to us in chapel. compelled to go one mile go two. Big crowd attends game with Louisville. Results in a tie. 7-7. Halloweien Party given by faculty. Caesars ghost, Bluebeard's wives. Dancing, Refresh- ments. Oh you cider! 1 . 1.-i'.?'. 'it' i'..X37E?.i'fii?E+Qf:.5if.i Q'31,'-,- '.42iff?QiZl'i5f'-3: at T H E E is - t ., K i if 6 ' . 0 L ' lvhe doors of the li. lla.. ' ing I Iwrim, HW li ,I ,m In I.'lw,l.y m. lfreshie, the all-wise Soph, the rising junior, ', Lil V 'li l' :x.lc 'LAK VI x I in l ' A L. Q' TILL' 'af nil if QQ . W' s me ii., -I ' 'ii in , , Ai ' 1 g' -. Xlr. lflliott. an ll f i1,' bl i N' 'Z , bis- iimtory. V K V l ,xt its ll ff. 1 I-bg-f C , i 4 . ,. 6 . . . t Q -. . 'N 'A t 'le ibf' 1 l L-I 9 v . ., . U - ' . ' - .- l l. l , ' X s r' ' ' ' H. AL N. :QQ .. 'NL - ,. , 164 th, 'xx 6 I, , , K N rv W ' 1 ., ' - fm . T13 ' ' ' . . . ,, A H V 4. . . X Winn 1 M 713 f fill' lil. ti H' .filly 'Irvs N it-,,4Ki5,f 'I ' H N- , t Y., .U I l L Nf 5 73 v ' 'L ' J N- 5 , . i lm' L .lf YU 1 1' IQ' ll' 1,.i , vs it y lf Q P ll l I I 0 I Bl 'NOW 'XIIH R You cant get away from t T ll 5 rncrtsfirstelefiat atllopleins xi Return with a score o Deacon Hopkins buys a new buggy l oole oe girls' Bruno Cecil continues to fascinate the girls Alas Bruno' Your late is elestineel arnes Powers is practieing palmistry lle likes to play hands with the girls eueah meets B N4 T Il S on io field Score 480 ov unconfined A apanese student xisits us and succeeds in selling quite a few of his beautiful paint ings v flark tlles to s 1 chapel is message was Serwe Blondie lfblen is still making rapid marches across the country, but it is not on the Swede. Mrs. Padfielel favored us with many beautilu' selections in chapel. 'lftlusic hath charmsf, Final Rally before the Turkey day game Messrs. Givens. Elliott and Hardy on hand. A banquet is promised if . E 'ery one off for a holiday. A large crowd of students aceompaniesthe team to Owensboro on Turkey day. But - oh my the score 6-27. Never-the-less every one had a jolly time. Every one back but all in. Much palaver. lnbcreste viegh lite and Book ow Sway em tothe Ie-Ft, i 0,1 If ,I V. . .I 1 ' 541 Tke Danc,a'rxq Teacher H5 irxfilat V JQINIBI S niors meet ane eleet Ann ial Sta P easant thoughts l inal exams Xlr 'Xlartin in chapel lhree Rules in l it x orti w ll e Basketball praetbee is on f ooel prospect et 1 from an oure ol soothing sw rup Boss and firls f lee Clubs re organized Nleet on Ylondaxs and Wednesdays spectlxely car Xogel entertains the himhe Clul 'ill members busy making Xmas present C irls liasleetball practice begins l romises of a gooel season and hot contests Senior and unior Boys contest in llaslet ball luniors are xictorious hx a score of 'N oee ax or izixe a ta' on The llhteracy Campaign in lxentueley as retval! between Soph. d lre. i res ie: win by a score o 34-lU. Hur ah for the l reshie-s. 'i s 'e ig iting siy ' ' s- He wanted to change- English classes because the-re were too many girls. Whatis ailing our fri 'nd, Kikes? Pina hattle for class championship in Basleethall, staged be-tween the two winners. H uniors and lfreshies. The honor was given to the .luniors by a score of 22-9. Christmas tree in chapel. Old Santa arrived with a large pack on his hack and each student was remembered. lfveryboely home for Christmas. . gjffz, ' E?ir51iwffif4fQwf3,,: E A te.. ' ' T H E R U E A - If '-gfs':v:.'2'5?ifMm.,f' my I li l QR. be-leetions' on Yietor enjoye'el' in chapel. 2 I, 5 7. In V B-M' - ' '- 17: -i-ii-, fue-. . -' - f 127. . Q . I K h I H x r F l Nxt D . 1 . . It , - A hw I X fi l3ull' llhlen quite' 'll '- lose- '- I0 Os ' l-'L Pal -- , l me I2 AL. .U . V J ns-V ' sf 31-Ii5.U ' ' Rf . ft H ii .Il . ii N ' I7 xii. ie e--ii Tiyl Us .k N ' ' ' ' ' ' ' IH B le X ' s an 7 -slies' l h s f r J WU lxlee is figl l of the lair ex A V i f 'i 4 L 1 X L I, ! ll 77 l uf I , l nxt un Bat on tht job maui llunlt or pa sf Nanta not urv luntl to sonn of tht NLIHOI' Xlta l tntors rn t and tact at lhstorxxn rophtt anal tht Wnttr at th tl1ss Wll Ru Qrtgory guts L11 an mspumng t1 lll chaptl na lt ln ocattc har t tyk lfylllq tu look at Oscar Yogtl O car lb gtttxm, to X r lochultzm a Rllsblin nol hnun guts us an mttrnstlng account of hrs txptrxcncts X arunl a qntn IH honor of Nlrs onas lust Baslttthall gaunt of th mason plavcrl at Fxansxllh Dmfmttcl hy a scort ot 77 ll Nohotlv knows lqnc months cxarns htgxn tll night scs sions our tht tahlt urrah Hurrah lnms ar rnl al safe y launchccl on tht now ttrm Nlr Banrfl guts us A talk on Th llusmt s of hfc B N1 T ll Q rtturns from a victorious tnp to Owtnsboro Non 54 70 Runngt rs sweet 1511111 if fm? X 'B N I yy mu ff'?2f,'i4,uan1 sl I 5493 I l'am'srv..lJ1Eil! , ,Q alll! Alla 'U li! ' ' r 1043 D1 Lntstfl Than 5 mths S ! I n 'I' WV! .L4-I 1' LQ Tlx 6. X F Tk 6. qrgdioftngn algtery ll lilit X HUTN 1 L ld lxptn t thurth to pr ath tht haccalxurtdtm LflllOll Ol' ll lllk xlllllll Jllllll lXlfXOIll DUNN lox llttrxrv Sotntx orgamztd Sonn t 1 1 I I n sf 3 ll ll 4 llL u Co Wonctrs nutr -1 u un, tla s 1 :mrs llhll tn nt Crm 1 1 arlttr of State ustts us Wlut mll liflllg sucttsO 1 Mr: Xntory nn s altut 41 I4 Chr: trnt Xt son sults :mam for gauung Yury 'IIIXIOHS to lutunn p umm UNION onts car suoll n W1y3 r 19 1 s us a Fur loyx tu tl lurpln ancl ocl Nlnt rn1ls 1t,1ln 1t Umnshoru Rcturn xv, orluus 23 lrthnnnarus of Wnsttrn lxy Oratorual Contmst l ynn chosen as rcprtstntatrxc 1nd urns mc 1l Washmgtons Birthday llollclay Ol f hacl not bccn for Ccorgc Oratoncal Contest at Hopkinsville Lynn rcccncs second place Bcttcr than none Oh you dancv 1: ' 1 . O v -x Q , 'th V-t. , xx I ln: b'-1 wr- 3 . :X I s . 1, ', 1' 'l 7 V.-XR ', ' I ...AI 11 , ' ' l in I1l'L'l. iuul cl 'ct lit-v. l ' rely ul lfirst nf. ' ' Q.. a s' ' c' - a ' Sm-74. ,' ff? l , l W ku all s. 'Z -l .k V . is , ' --g , QAQIJVY 1LfF Tuiivhytq 5 3 is H n. 'V ,V . x V x. X L' . I .' . . . ' 3' -' '- I - 'lf SS. ' SUS' ' I nl ' I1 A A . 5 Xlr. llurtly in clupvl, 'A l'A1 ith H ln S' l cc 'l' Cl ss .2 . +L' - Vafl 'Vi P E' A ' I ' l C pl' .xl 4' ' L, 8 .X l-rllliaxnt gurl slzxt'l that il ul 'hyl' ' .. , 5. 'R , ilk' fl 11' I , ' uns at l.uly ul tl ' 'urt, lt J . I A ' M Ki ,Q Ol l lull-Jl Lust, El, A. L '51 . .1 . lcf . .. F G rn., x ,.r:'! ,' lll fn li' j zxltn-mlccl l . 1' ' .' Itulv. -- ' 5 '- A. ' ly ill .0 lnt- sting? Uh Yrs. bv Somf lady Smashff- xy? 'jx 'K Il Xlvssrs, llryant and Cxarnuwntlay of Statc .l . . '--3 --'K , - i My'-15 ll ' J N t'r.'1-.sin in 4-Imp--I. L -tl hit. ' ' ' 6 . nz Jug-is -- .' 1 . f F 1 l Tc ' . . 'H 1 .l - x Il llzxslrthall at ML. 7 ton. 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' ' . x,. , um , . 0 MARCH s as i mall Sox min rom rl S llls lnlor lWln f0ll'l un or IU to 8 llanting follow it ladi s rtfust to lat Bruno ionr Practice e rw day for Qitrniin plays Ath Nltin 1 ond ol th l s c ii sires Seniors xittorious again Win from Rtd Sox lrnshits win from qophs Stnior play in contemplation Oi you baby' Orchtstra working hard gomt rnu ieians Chtmistry Lab continncs to Charm mth its eltgant fragrance Orations coming th clt cl fast Thrii ptr day Kill any man 'Vlr Wright taken ll with thi mumps Sad but true Saint Patricks day Oh sou grttn sox Rev. Brooks gives us an interesting picture show. Nlrllorris sings l low-yo'1triily. -Mr. Hobbs in chapel. lnspiring. lfh? -uniors contemplate April. I7 ol la ty. Look out every body. -Mr. Hardy with us again. -Oh You class pictures. Loafers' clulw.etc. -Orchestra entertains us at chapel. lieep it up. Mr. Wright returns. 'Seniors hold stormy meetings. Winds vill blow. -Charmed hy the story of llora, Poor Dora. 1515111 ifntr f E-X 1 gffifm KW M r pf X , f Jgfff f : ff 4 15 ' ff W 1 ff ff!! llzn 1 - jf!!! I f f f rw 1 L6 Our Little Musician. APRII Seniors app: ar a Xpril l ool unior P irty 'lht morning afttr the night btfore Xnnual Stall worlting night and das Oh you Xlctrola' lxtntuelty Day Who lilus The Clietl4trboardJ Ylr brcgory with us in chaptl Dcclamations still on the run Continuation of The Chtckcrboard qtlcction of qenior Cast Xnnixersary of Lincolns death celzbrated 'Nlr 'Vleyer in Chapfl Scnior I3 B Tram prescntcd with Loxinv Cup qpring fcxer evident Comedy of Errors Out for Spring xaeation. Oh joy! Back from Spring vacation. ferman plays staged. Colt sr-i dank. ohnnyf' said Mrs. tones to her youthful run over and ask how old Nlrs. ones i. this morning. What did she say? she required on his rm-turn. She told me to tell you. that it is none of your husiness how old she is. . .25 s . ws . f'Q1lK-til'--affix., .. rim.-' iz' it-in . Ria 3 A -A f -'- ,,V. -'33,-A--, 1 ,. A S.. ' f 5. J ' . If -in 5 to 1. sv S V' f ' Z , , , my a S . -' . w ,. .. B ,f ' A . ' - , 1 I . Tl- ' b - - il -. 4 9 gf' fi 0 . 5 ' f ' - YC-' '- . Q ' W K, fffsljfff 7 , ,- I ,, . 'iff' 1' D' ' I Se b Ae Cirlsl 3a.le-tl 1 Il .-iz. v i X .1 I ' P' X ll ' .' V4 N' , K - n If, X, ! lm N. 9 h . . r r. . X' if my . H 'Q ' i, I V ' F! f ffggfq 'nfl' iz t ' ' . -'-l- fa W 1941! .ff 1 ',l51 ' 1,1 , I3 . . ,, K b A H .- . 1,324 M-, A W . . . . - f . .- ii . . i L Q in ' ff ff . fin H L ' ' ' w fix., gilt-Nfl l 'wi M 4 , u ' ' i ' an .. . -- ' I, , ru ' ' - , ulffk 1 'f I6 , .L ' - . . - ' ' V ' X X ix 1 ll li x ie, if , I V I I . . . 'il 1 , ii X ..L, fr: ! , l . i ' ' ' I9 , ' V , g . Y M 1 9 20 ' S Q 7' . . ' . . l ' Zo so . . 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' tj wr fl ' 1 Q54 THE REVUE Sill 54132, 161311 Wrtv 9 ISE SI ll CAN YOL IWM INI Little Womc n Esther CUIHITIIIIQS Llwabeth Harrls TXdt1L l rult freckles Lula C lax Nearly Marrled lNannye Anderson VT alkcr Smlth Comrades Ruth Llgon and ueenelle Matthews The Boss Daddy Long Legs The Southerner How to Become a u 9 xc An Amerrcan Suffragcttc An Average Man The Doctor The Mrll of Srlence The EHSICSL Way The Best Man Uncle Wxlllam MISS C ahell Allen XXIHLTCIIIS In ucgenla fqrllflth Speaker VT alter Morrls Vera I llllllpS NX alker Smith Malcolm Moss lleen Wlener Mlles Crawley Vernon Lynn Wllllam Day The Woman ln the Alcovt Suche Farlev The Man of the Hour ohn Celhel The Man Wlthout a Country Carl Smlth A Man ln the Open Peg o my Heart Half a Rogue The Musxc Master Our Mutual Frlend Not Lxke other Cxrls Glrls ofthe True Blue 'Clever ' ' Clrl ln Ten lhousand The Ladle of the Spur Hayvs ood Alves Chrrstxne Nelson Louise Cottlngham CSSIC Lee Hayes Lorene Latta Adrlenne Priest Ethel Crlffln MIHHIC Fhlen Anna Vanada Gabriella Crec n llattle Plc rce '..g - ,'.f'1 'HTH PPT n yi 1,271 -: '.'4 ' , . 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Y I U V U N I Cilljfltlld Crecn as a hallnt danurf 'Nannye Anderson spcalcxnz, lll a lr xx t 7ulah lllclcs unaffectedl ohn Celbel propes1ng3 ldleness on the part of V alttr Mc rrlsf Hattle PICYCC llkln streets better than L Louise Cottln ham QUILLD Walker Sfflltll mthf ut an AndtrsonJ Ouetntllt M mtthuxs plc ased3 I5 I ASY IO SLPI UST Allen Watkms mth loxelnght ln hrs tus llayvs ard Alxes IU1lTx1llgll1C com Lula Clay ln Lexington Vernon Lynn carrung hrs gurl arc und Sue Farley on the stage lsabel Trrble as a suffragcttc Malcolm Moss as a hacheler Chrlstlne Nelson mth jlmmlt Mules Crawley rn a green sult Lorene Latta drlxlnq a mule dl tsj J NA, X ,r 3 --,gn - 'N t H H4-0' M 'Nu ru! -xr-QM In i THE REVUE Q , .-,, x......,...a . 'fl 1 -' r ...,,, .. . , -.f.-rpg ,A .xv A -A gc- :V -, -,.1,,.. ' - f -,::::,'- '..:'.,' ' - -- l- H.: -,. .- , -5, -' -- - y . 'xg ,g ,?7.,L, ggi, .1 , 'fx F359 .-9511,-H--wtfI :83'I50 r -. A A-.f'5-f'z1:fP1-:fa-gfif' A 3 . ' MGS' H... . K l ,3 -, uw.. 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A ,J was 5, QR. 3553, PAINTS, HARDWARE l g '!' 23,211 w,,a-.T 45 Z-Q N W Xl 'lfifvgx Your Patronage Sohcxted E press your best hes th a ce Bouquet to yo r fr e d ho grad tes MORGAN FLORAL COMPANY Phones 566 R H Humber, Mgr I 7 9 . ,, . i ,Vg tj. ' - . of . - ,A . A .A ,. A ? ga 4-.2 fry o I P .ff ' ,.' 'n'5r?f' , If - ay. A 'Iv-WQQJ' Il: . A K iw. A A 'sw jg' ,. Vx. l Q Q: M U si ,I , ,gy .FZ ,, ,, . . X '. -- ' ', . Qi Wit' . P-3 ' '3' 'A I 'R ,ii f' ' MA.: - . A H ' , -A ,. X A .Q A A, , . 5 ' ,,3,,,,, its-F c.: H. ' , U ,A . ..,. L' ' ,K-,, - :gg-Lf,',:, - ' - -f-5'5 -5, W . , , . . 5- : ' -'-,-- 'S ., . 4 A-' ' 0 -' ' 'A ' ' -- . . .,. '-LEEQL 5..4'+'F-'R 1vv-- . . x wis wi ni u i n w ua UL! , '- as fe mm dl illllaralmll 8: nnumng EXPERT DRY CLEANING 226 SECOND ST ALI. WORK GUARANTEED BOTH PHONES QUINN BROS For CHOICE MEATS FRUITS and VEGE TABLES and CANNED GOODS FOUR PHONES Second St and Clay 8a Ingram When Looklng Thru the Revue Remember Peter Ge1be1Co INCORPORATED Dry Goods Clothlng Footwear Eckert Meat Market For CHOICE MEATS and SAUSAGE A11 Klnds of SMOKED MEAT and LARD Courteous Treatment Prompt Servxce BOTH PHONES 137 GRADUATION GIFTS The wares we offer are more approprxate for Graduatlon Glfts on account of thelrdurabxlxty and beauty a lasting memento to commemorate the closmg of one and the begmnmg of another of the most 1mportant penods ln one s lrfe We parncularly call your attentxon to a Set Rmg A Good Relxable Watch Fount'11n Pen A N1ce Brooch St1ck Pm Necklace or some other tnnket of Sohd Gold of good desxgn and substan t1al xn constructxon that w11l mthstand years of usage Come 1n and let us hare the pleasure of showmg you our stock of these artrcles J D JENSEN at co JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS 1 O O ' as aa I - a 9 0 . I O . . . --.- . 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' . f-1'-2222-ia. 5 0 It E?3i?:11f-'44, 2 ' f Yifljf 2 -9 . - ,:e22f:'.1:'-131-r+.x:bY-I1 mfr Good Pfllltlllg at Reasonable PIICCS IS our one Fad 1oHN c RILEY D S CONWAY TAILORIN G and DRY CLEANING Regular Pressmg S1 00 per Month Sh1 E h D ne ac ay BOTH PHONES JOHNSON BUILDING IEFFIE HAMBLETON VIOLIN and PIANO Studlo at 115 Clay Street SAM J ALVES COAL and COOPERAGE PHONES Cumb 31 Home 3 KENTUCKY BAKERY H Booo P p to Wh 1 s le d Ret 1 Deale BREAD CAKES and PIES WILL qneay SCHUTZ BARBER SHOP 1 o CLORE at son ole le dRt 1D al LUMBER SHINGLES SASH and DOORS Second Street Henderson Ky ALEX N TAYLOR JOB PRINTER e 1OfI'i e d Soc ty Pn t gaSpeca1ty 1 2 Ma S HENDERSON KENTUCKY O Q l O I I I O . , ro rie r 0 e a an ai r in age., , Prompt and Efficient Service 0 o ' Wh sa an e ai e ers in Comm rcia , c an ie 'n in i ' ' 113 - in treet 1 a ' , mm f 0 57 A BRICK HOUSE Is safe from Fire, Does not Deterxorate, Is Warm in Winter and Cool in Summer, Is the House of Beauty, Costs Less than the Frame House in the Long Run Fire Cost the United States 825,000,000 Last Year WHEN YOU BUILD--USE BRICK Kleymeyer-Klutey Brick 8n Tile Works INCORPORATED Henderson, Kentucky qr, TH E REVU E r me IHK4' uw illbftlifli fo 4lIIlI1HHlf'1' out 'lf1l4!iNf.5J Wim el xwnuulnfvfe .ifuourillv of llfllf titans, Jnaifumxr fri nw! ll'4'4l'a, in Umm f'4innnu'4l mul Illlilliilllllftl fmli. QWH? ,,f1l.Jif4:ru gr 4' ufwuvuf 0 fm me 15552 THE REVUE PETRQNE The Ta11or CLOTHES MADE IN HENDERSON HENDERSON GRAIN CO GRAIN HAY FEED b SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES ASPECIALTY JULIUS L BALDAUF SEE US FOR Stoves Ranges Krtchen Cabrnets Beds Ch M tt R s Mattln L1no a1rs a resses ug g leums etc at pr1ces and terms to Sult all UNION OUTFITTING CO 333 5 S GREEN ST Use WHITE SWAN Flour THE BEST MADE BY T. A. Henderson, Ky THE PLACE TO GET A FULL LINE VEGETABLES PROMPT SERVICE Woodard-Fowler Grocery Co. FIRST AND GREEN OF FRESH DR I P WILLIAMS THE BUSY DENTIST Cor Fxrst and Elm Upstalrs SUGG 85 SIGHTS REAL ESTATE They beheve ln the future of Henderson Wake up, and be ready for thegreatgrowth thatrs almost here Henderson, a Great Dry C1ty IS thenr hop and b lxef - ' ' 1, ,. , A Z',:i,'a.'g'.3eivL'14:2:gv ' ' ' 5-I-.54f5Ef-fiifi -,fi RLt?a,Q5?if'SX3ir?f.4. ' f '-Iif3i'i3'5?L : .-.J -' ,... 521215-i2f3 2iZ-,14E7,'f'1','' O , . . 3 7 9 1 1 v 1 s I , . . Retail I Home Phone 244 Cum . 221 - l , I U I aft' ' lt THE REVUE ISES we Dont you know a Xt' QE 1, X :ji v1c'rRoLA N ' Z, would accept as a M56 GRADUATION PRESENT? Vlctrolas 315 to S200 New Llst of Records on Sale 28th of Each Month LEVY FURNITURE CO flncofpofatedl HENDERSON KENTUCKY would solve the ques t1on any yomg gxrl want to thank every Student of the B M T H S for the 11beral patronage extended to us the past year and earnestly S01lClt a contmu ance for the future ALBERT LIEBER 85 CO ONE PRICE OUTFITTERS Cllnk your glasses, drlnk a toast w1th me Henderson Hlghl Henderson Hlghl F 1rst of all 1n every vxctory. Here's to Old Henderson High! F111 that glass with BLUDWINE VOGEL'S COLA CASCADE GINGER ALE SELTZER and Carbonated Waters Many other SODA DRINKS JOHN VOGEL 85 SONS WHO S RELIABLE? Home Ice Company for SERVICE and QUALITY New Phone 217 Cumberland 207 .. . Q .Mi-'-Fl'-3 0 s rLi'iiiY'i+1fE15'i'3 S .ffifi-'1T1EPf.i313?Caf '5iS:Ifffp'551.1'1'-. 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X ff ix . , L' N Z ' H'-1 Q Q , Copyright Hurts-H fuer Marx am' 'igfifc as THE REVUE XO-fe' AT THE COMMENCEMENTH OF LIFE Start a Savmgs Account Today Commence to msure for yourself a bnght future Do not depend upon luck to prov1de for old age It rs not so much the amount you start wxth but the REG ULARITY w1th whxch you make ADDITIONAL deposxts Th1s IS the OLDEST BANK and the ONLY BANK IN HENDERSON COUNTY UNDER THE DIRECT SUPERVISION OF THE UNITED STATES GOV ERNMENT Henderson National Bank Henderson, Kentucky Open Saturday N1ghts Iiilprn gnu arc EI gurl at stunmxut C5num uhr trahrn at l6e1mh1rinn'n . .,.,. . :Q-1,-gt...-J'--x M- . .v Y, V, 5. k,,i,..-.bl ,, I 3 . .. 4... ., , .L -. . -s,- .--ur'-Ji. . 0 ..1 ' .----1' -',.f,'. , I .V -, ' - 112- kgs-'.-f - - -w 1' ' , . ' .Q .-mfr'-,,. - , , 3-. -f ,, -. -.1 ' . ..',11fF4'.'fQ'if I 'Q , A, , , ,III-'51-'Q4-'iq-,I-iff? EF-71,4 W , H O . an H ' ' ' f ' Ill . 91 em' Ki 1, THE REVUE W' New -we VISIT Grasty s New Ice Cream Parlor THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN Everythmg New and Up to Date We could not Make Our Cream Bette We Improved the Servlce AN You Swmf Y M C A and learn how JOIN THE Spec1al Summer uk Rates X N WE HOPE The Revue will be prmted in Henderson next year Henderson Publishing Co. Home Printers We Need What? Co operation! Schools Educate! Mmmg lndustry suppo 160 Puplls rn Henderson Schools BUY YOUR COAL AT HOME Peoples Mining Company rts ,- Fx ' 2 ,. :'i'Qi'ga-X 'I ' ' '. zxW '--' A -i- ,. .-'.1.'gi1'-fl: sf 4' 3: fi ggf.1'a13l'-f r'-.1 I - :L -f'j'.'?:T'1J F'l '. 913 - fkfsjgg,Qbjgg.-..::',-.'., - '- 4 ai '51, ' - . in-,rt-,,'eiq L.f.,ff ,f,:z',ir.11e, '-.',zg32115-1:5 1 O I O l O ,X ,f mf X fp -ip o o 1 J S A 4,1 G A t - . - - ' r so ,q ,fi za' L ca-- --- . C 100 -N' WEEE, THE REVUE me AMERE CAN Base Ball Goods SA TISFACTION GUA RANTEED Base Balls Catchers andF elders Gloves Masks Elc LAWN TENNIS GOODS fi bl I i0 1 NORRIS 81, LOCKETT C0 P. A. Blackwell Sr. Co. Who Handle the Best of Hardware, Builders' Materials, Implements, Etc. On EARTH Inv1te the Purchaslng Pubhc to Inspect our GOODS and PRICES Before Buy1ng and Save Money by so Doing. P. P. Johnson Sn Son LUMBER and MILL WORK 121 Green St., and Cor. Sixth and Water Sts .-..-,- -l. rf:--X-.ve--il --. . ... - ' I -f 322141112 . r - .'-'Jdr'f'1i1f:s ' ' S . ., U an iswffic-'.'5T'. :f ' I ' A :V f ' Jr:-',.1:2':'.1314.r - -'r'--915 - 1.-- ,.-vw., Af:-23.52-Q-'.,. 'V - .,,j-jj 3.31.-.' 5f:5'g ,:: . N , 5- ffgQ1I 'i'.j.21:'.I . . . A ARE THE STINDIRD OF OUILITY We carry a large and complete line of X N 1 ' l X S'- K ' , r - l f' ff I f It -Firsl Uualiiy. fl Zyl, f I ' X W We make a speciatly of Ou! tting Tennis Clu . 1 W 5 -, 1 F X l N Y' Don? Fall a Yrs: ur S are. 31: Q ' a V in ff l ,,, - --Y W ,41..W u-I-W . .., , V Y , I , 101 The World s Grandest jewelry Establ1shm t Class P1ns and Stationery ' Hav1ng our factorles on the prem1ses and a corps of skrlled workmen employed we are enabled to supply you w1th the finest materlals and workmanshlp 1n CLASS PINS, MEDALS BADGES, RING and FRA TERNITY JEWELRY on the shortest notice at most reasonable prxces Or1g1nal deslgns and estlmates w1ll be furnxshed 1f desrred We are official Jewelers to a great many fraternltles throughout the country TIIOUR STATIONERY DEPARTMENT IS UNEXCELLED 1n1ts h1gh quahty of workmanshlp and materlals Our artlsts are hxghly skllled 1n their lmes and an order entrusted to us IS sure to be correctly executed m every detarl Write for jaccard's New 224 page Jewelry CatalogYMai1ed Free Mermod Jaccard Sn King Jewelry Co. Broadway and Locust Streets St. Louis, Missouri 102 0 4 we E : .E? 'Ie4S3 P+ T H E R EV U E t eilti me C C 7 ' 77 O I , - F t Soda Water Clgars HIGH SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS In qua11ty of work and SCIVICC Drugs Cottlngham S Drugs Echpse Laundry Oppost ityepa k ICE CREAM SUNDAES TELEPHONE 136 Whxtman s Candy Tobaccos Securxty Satlsfactlon Serv1ce Plus 4 Shoes ' Who S? Y u Depos ts Op n a Sa ngs Acco nt W th U S People s Savmgs Bank M O F C O U R S E a n Street A G NORCUTT Try the Lyne Palnt Co For Pamts and Wmdow Glass PLUMBING HEATING and GAS FITTING 308 FIRST STREET Let the Lyne Paint Co. Y P CUMB 2751 NEW 259B Frame our xctures CREST FRENKEL'S MADE AT INCORPORATED Everythmg Ready to Wear W. M. Farless Proprletor and Shoes 104 Q--7.5-17 . 1. 'lu' v 7 Ly, - .H -5 - -, V5 -:mv .,:,, -HM ,-,, 41- ,.1,-Qi., t ',. .::.:..'.iA:,:3 9 . J ,,??1,fm,,,,T r H E R U E 5 ,,! J'f:f-1'!J': mix - 4 Ai ,1,,Q' JE 1 I . :eff . 3, , ' . . ' , ' Main tre t i e i r ny ' U It V 7 rf ' On o r Time i e vi u i s , 7 . 1 . 0 c ' a rw THE REVUE mf NICHOLSON S Henderson Products The Hottest Coal The Coldest Ice The Best Cool Storage I BOTH PHONES 19 MULLER Henderson s Leadmg Photographer FOR Quality and PIICCS' VISIT OUR STUDIO AND CONVINCE YOURSELF GRADUATES' PICTURES made at HALF PRICE A11 Kinds of View Work Films Developed Prints Sc Each . , '- 'iQ'P.7 .g TS' . 'YQ'fk?'Qi3.Ei1.m F Q I 3 .fl ff. lf'SF7lf?fji1Q,Z 1' ' A 1... 5'fw'i':'-:1f.- - i , . .' . ig:-ree:-11 -2 , w'-'.fH,4.'?Q-iii ,,A1,,N,Af ,Q A, I 1----I .m....e - ,... -.Sf-,.-. , . I O I aff' THE REVUE me GIVE US A TRIAL ELAM DRUG C0 HENDERSON S LEADING DRUG STORE Keeps Everythmg Usually Found 1n An Up to date Drug Store Free Dellvery to All Parts of the C1ty SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Both Phones No 145 Henderson Busmess College INCORPORATED HENDERSON, KENTUCKY ATTEND A SCHOOL WITH A PURPOSE coURsEs TAUGHT BOOKKEEPING, STENOTYPY, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, NORMAL AND ENGLISH Both Day and Evenmg Classes m Sesslon the Year Round The Unlon Bank 8: Trust Company has always endeavored to a1d the Students of The Barret H1gh School, and agam we m sert our advert1sement, w1th httle varxatlon We hope the students have saved for therr vacatlon, so they maybe able to enjoy 1t To those who have not, we suggest that they start a Savmgs Account wrth us, so they w1ll have the necessary funds next year To those students entermg upon thelr' COMMENCE MENT we remmd them that at would be well to pre pare for the vacatxon commg later m llfe OLD AGE A bank account added to from trme to time wrll msure a happy vacatlon rn old age and enable rts possessor to enjoy a well earned rest JAMES J HILL says If you want to know whether you are destmed to be a success or farlure rn lrfe, you can easnly find out The test IS slmple, and rt IS mfalllble ARE YOU ABLE TO SAVE MONEY? If not, drop out You will lose The seed of success IS not rn you That rs our message to the students, and as rts value to us and the readers mcreases rn proportxon to the numbers who read rt, we hope each student w1ll read lt to hrs frlends and famxlres Especlally do we mvxte the accounts of the Glrls and Boys of today, who wrll be the Women and Men of success and busmess m the future ALgXrfuiSQ'E3ElG'Ef Tllilsem The Union Bank 82 Trust Company ..,, -,H ,Q . . .1-,v.2,.- . :. --- ' rl- -A., m f- -T. mm- .MW . ,: .- 1zgfgg.:g.f -4 to - , Ei:sff::1.:--n, J.. . ' 1,'--'.v..f.'V'.Qf1'!5':fo ,rg . 'Eagspgiymgagiqf '?'. ' 5 .-f:.'.H ?Wr: leo 4l'4Ta51 .-ff-'Z' ' v - I':Z'. :5f-71-EEFT: ' - afi'- 3LQ1i:i':'.E'L-:,' ,,1.,,..:.,vlx,,s 17, h L .gg 4-.,.,- V' r ' A.-f ,- ,-.,- , ,,5,,,, ,,, ,,, '. 2.-. - ,. . . 0 , - . . ' . . . , - H . . - . . . . . s U ll IO. ,Q hllb MT.: ,A.V, TH E E ..M.W A .,.. ' 5-F5541-Tf'5i 6! .,A 1 mg A F1rst-class MEAT MARKET and GROCERY at your servlce DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS or cmz M F EBLEN Both Phones 238 Maln Street unto others as we have done to you So Remember Pargny s IS Suu 116 MAIN ST wlth h1s Pure Soda Water and Ice Cream CENTRAL RESTAURANT An Up to Date Place REGULAR DINNER 25C Open Day and Nlght WILLIAM H KLEE FUNERAL DIRECTOR and EMBALMER Maln Street Opposlte C1ty Park Your SUCCESS depends upon startlng a Bank Account early START NOW and open an account W1th the Farmers Bank 8r. Trust Co BANKING TRUST DEPARTMENT REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Wm Elhott Pres1dent E L Starhng Jr, Cash1er R L johnson Trust Officer U 0 Do v . . PRIVATE ROOM FOR LADIES O U l , . 0 0 . , 0 . . . , , 1 1. X QTEK? 'A'?!- 5 .f. ,,, A if.,j1'j: 3 , ' ' ' I H E R EV E U - ' 1. gqrvf'-'.,x'. 1 JL X A . 4 ., ,,,A . M few X THE REVUF