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

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FEBRUARY -Pledges for Basketball tickets made during chapel. -Meeting of the Pep Club. -Corydon basketball game. here. -Meeting of the Revue Staff. -Jasper Ind. basketball game, there. -Meeting of the Advertising Commit- tee. -Madisonville game, here. - H club meeting. -Talk by Dr. Crimminger which be- gins a series of Bible Study talks. 16-Senior invitations ordered. -Spottsville game, here. -Davis County High game, there. Senior Class meeting. -Talk given by Dr. Frank on My Friends . -Holiday-Washington's birthday. -Owensboro game, there. -Madisonville game, here. -Everybody sleepy. Of course, i it's Monday morning. -Talk given by Dr. Lacey. MARCH -Girl Reserves' chapel. -Half holiday-District Basketball tournament. -Finals. Henderson won the District. -Talk for girls by Mrs. Haak on Vo- cations . -Talk by Dr. Napier. Junior Minstrel practice. -Senior Skip Day. Oh, how lonesome the school was without the dear Sen- iors. -Henderson five won the Regional Tournament. Good work. -Chapel for the basketball boys. -Talk by Reverend Banks. -Boys leave for Lexington to enter the State Tournament. Good Luck! -Senior Class meeting. -Meeting of the DeMolays. -Songs by the High School quartet. R. Woodside, M. Fowler, M. Fitzgerald, and I Phillips. -Talk by Reverend Schmitz. -Plantation Dinner a great success. -Nominations for candidates for Revue 27-Sale of Revues started. 28-Talk by Dr. Smith. 29-Pep Club meeting. 30-Junior Class meeting. APRIL 1-April Fool Day. Everybody look out. 3-Just two months, Seniors. 4-Chapel. 7-Pep chapel for track. 10-The regular Monday morning slump. 12-Received reports. They just will come. 13- Spring fever seems to have every- body in its grip. 18-Junior Minstrel went off fine. 18-Teachers leave for K. E. A. We're so sorry. Yes? 19-22-Holidays. Everybody have a good time. 24-Just the same ole thing. 26-No chapel. 27-Cast practicing hard on the Senior play. 29-Enter-scholastic contest held here to- ay. MAY 1-Just another day and lessons. 3-Senior class meeting. 4-Senior Class play coming along fine. 5-Pep chapel. 8-12-Patrons' Week. Lots of visitors. 15-Dress rehearsal for Senior Play. 16-Senior play. The Hoodoo. A howling success. 17-Morning after the night before. 22-Seniors working hard to escape exams. 23-Love affairs and school about to end. 25-Junior-Senior party. 26-Senior classes over. ed. 30-Decoration Day. Everyone excit- JUNE 2-Senior-Junior party. 4-Baccalaureate Sermon. 6-Class night. 8-Commencement exercises and dance. 9-The Seniors go out into the wide, wide world to seek fame and fortune. Contest- Goodbye to dear old B. M. T. H. S. -Inter-scholastic Contest held here. -Mildred Long 1 9 3 3 Page twenty-three

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CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 6-School Bells Ring Out! 7-Lesson assignments. 8-First all day session. 9-Our first beloved Friday. 12-Freshmen are still wandering. 21-Cheer leaders elected. 23-Pep chapel. 24-Clay game, here. 0-0 score. Football season is here. 30-Paducah game, there. OCTOBER 4-Girl Reserves' initiation and chapel. New members have our sympathy. 7-School dismissed at 2:00 because oi' the death of Mr. Grisham, a member of the school board. 8--Bosse game, here. 14-0 score for Barret. 10-Girl Reserves Barbecue for Football boys. 14-Madisonville game, there. 12-0 in our favor. 20-Talk in chap-el by Dr. Humphreys. 21-Snake Dance. 22-Sturgis game, here. We got beat, 0--13. 24-Test week begins. Woe unto us. 25-A talk by Mrs. Bernstein to the girls at chapel. 26-Pep club meeting. 27--Jitney Supper at B. M. T. H. S. 28-No school. Teachers' Convention. Rah! 29-Hopkinville game, there. We beat by a 49-0 score. 31-Senior Class meeting. Dick Alves elected president. NOVEMBER 1-Mrs. Lewis nee Miss Toy talked to us in chapel. 2-Received reports. 3-Hi-Y club meeting. 4-Football talk by Schuette in chapel. 5-Reitz-Henderson game, there. 7-Straw vote taken in chapel. Roose- velt won. 8-Half holiday so teachers can vote. 9-Lesson study relating to American 11-Half holiday for Armstice. Morgan- field game, here. Big doings. 14-Talk on Book Week-Miss Howard. 15-Senior Class Meeting. 17-A Book Week program presented by Miss Cabell. . 23-Pep chapel. 24-Henderson-Owensboro ,game, there. And Owensboro has the bucket! 25-27-'Thanksgiving Holidays. 28- H club meeting. 29-Talk by Dr. Moorelock. DECEMBER 2-Banquet and dance given by Pep Club. 5-Senior Class meeting. 6-Girl Reserves meeting. 7-2nd period Study Hall has the honor of attending the 9th period. Oh! 8-Hard work today. Yes sir. 12-Song program by Emma Roberts. Gala Day 13-Junior rings came today. Are the Jr's. struttin' ! ' 14-Senior sweaters arrive. Are they pretty! 16-School closed at 2:00. 21 -Christmas Carol b th G1 Club at chapel. S Sung y e ee 23-January 2 - Ch ' t h l'd . Merry Christmas! Us mas ol ays JANUARY 3-A chapel in commemoration of Mr. Boone. 4-Reports received. Oh me! Oh my! 6-Sturgis Basketball game, here. Open- ing of basketball season. 9-Reviews for Exams starts. 10- H club tams arrive. 13-Robards basketball game. 17-Pep club meeting. 18-Exams begin. Everybody cramming. 23-First day of 'the new semester. 26-Freshmen initiated. 27-Davis County High basketball game. 28-Corydon game, there. 30--Blue Monday. Ho, hum! Week- 31-Meeting of the Advertising Committee 10-Girl Scout meeting. of the Revue. 1 9 3 3 ,E ...... B., ,E ...... he Page twenty-two

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