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

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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 . ' , -

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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

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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