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

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Sl-INIURS Hlflifllffi-X CRIl l lN High e'rm'ta'1l thoughts seatvcl in a hear! of kindness. JANIES DAVIS If I hall two ideas in my head, they would fall out with each other. YYALTFR FARLICY The man that blushes is not quite a brute. CAROLYN HALL Constancy is the foundation of all vir- IUHS. MILDRED HALL The silence that accepts merit as the most natural thing in the world is the highest applause. HUBERT FRANK Tomorrow let us do or die. TOM GHERMAN Conceit may pug a man up, but never prop him up. ELAINE LAMBERT As the rolling stone gathers no moss, so the roving heart gathers no afections.

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if SENIURS JAMES CHILDRI-ISS I am Conte among you IIHIIIUZZIOZI. DOROTHY CHF,-XNFIY If knowledge were trumps, what a hand you would hold! LUCILLE CULVER Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. ELMAS CRITSER He is a clock that always goes too slow. PALMER CRITSER I think when I have occasion, and some- times when I have no occasion. MINNIE MAE EMMERICH For knowledge is in itself a power. DOROTHY FUNSTON Thy moclesty's a candle to thy merit. AARON DAVIS Tho' men have died of overwork, I feel that I shall live a long time.

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SENIORS IAUITIS ll KR'lil'1Nl lfl.l7 Xnru' but himsvlf van hr' his purallvl. NIIRIKM l,l'lvl'l,l'll'.XfQlf You 111011. u'hvn you arf' .vile-nt arc' worth nothing. CIARA M.1RTfN Unisvly and slow: Ihvy slunzblv that run, fast. JA MHS HAYN ES .Yo rvally grffal man efrvr though! him- svlf sn. HAROLD KLUTICY A man of om- book. MARY JANE MELTON Thr' lfnowlvllgv of lhv world is only In bv avquirvfl in thc' world and not in thc' Clusvl. MARGARET MHUTH U70 must laugh bvfnrv wa are happy, for fvar we div bvfnrv we laugh al all. WILLIAM ELLIOT LOCKETI' A svlf-made man, Yvs-and worships his creator.