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

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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

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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

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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 . . ..