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

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i xl 49. Ssmon CELEBRITIES . ....--y if ' .1 W I 13 14 15 ,L-ff, id 4 it Harvey McClellan ..... ...,., Howard jones ..... Edna Earle Ayers. J. R. Rash ........,... john Conway ....... Martha Flagler ..... .Literary Editor, All A Student Good Sport ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,..,Historian Business Manager, Ads Mildred Chandler ...... Katherine Beyer ..... Malcolm Porter Malcolm Stanley ..,,.... James Meyer ........... Melieent Quinn . Jayne Morton Paul Danheiser . George Chandler . Zora Hulse .......... Charles Powless .. E271 All A Student ........Assoeiate Editor All A Student ......,.,,Class President ......,..Snaps .......,.Foothall .........Track ....,.......Snaps ........Baskethall Q, , 9 .0319 N N

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XVHEN WE VJERE FRESHMEN f26j

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QM Magi Y me .ez , ' 5':.2fxJ Z x I -5 Mgr M f l is Hron Shall we ever forget that bright September morn four years ago when our class entered Barret High to conquer all demons of knowledge? We were too timid to go inside, and small groups gathered on the campus not knowing just what to do except laugh at the entertaining acts which were being performed by the masculine part of our class fbut not because they wanted toj. . -4, It required about a week for us to arrange our schedules. This was the most mixed up affair in which we had ever been involved. But that week is certainly an entertaining one on which we can now look back. We stumbled around the halls and into the wrong classes. And OH! the humiliation of blundering into a SENIOR class. Later in the week we held our first class meeting, which through the following years grew to comedies without music. At this meeting we elected as our chief executive, Gorge St. Pierre, who was a new member of our class. But in the second semester, we lost our leader when he moved from our fair city. We were taken in charge by Katherine Beyer, our vice-president, and during the remainder of the year we Applied our minds unto wisdom. But all work and no play makes jack a dull boy. So it was necessary for us to take time off to allow Charles Hall to be elected King of the junior Carnival, an honor bestowed on a Freshman for the first time. The following year we returned with a little more self assurance than we had previously possessed. Now that we were Sophomores, our task was to keep out of the way of the juniors and Seniors and to make life miserable for the Freshmen. This year we selected as our leader Rockwell Smith, who was as potent and capable as his ideal, Napoleon, in directing us. Our athletics were outstanding this year. The football team defeated our two strongest opponents, Morganfield, 1Of6, and Owens' boro, 18f0. Oh! the fun of being Jolly juniors. Our third year was so exciting! For our presif dent we chose our literary genius, Harvey McClellan. We set a record for the juniors by giving the junior Minstrel. This show was a great success-thanks to Mr. Hund and Mr. Oscar Jennings. Next came the entertainments of the Senior and Junior classes. They were loads of fun! This year the office of our principal, Mr. Beck, to whom we were all devoted, was placed in the capable hands of Mr. Floyd. i231