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

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Bi-rrry BALDWIN :lull cloudy the day, or stormy the night, The sky of her heart is always bright. INAM-:Luc BARNAR11 lnahelle is friendly and mighty sweet. A nirrr girl yor!!! rarely meet. PATRICIA BLACKWVOOD She that was ever fair and mrver proud, Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. THOMAS BosToN An all-around fellow whom we like a lot, Always in our hearts l1e'll hold a spot. DALTON BRACIK He starred in football as a halfback, In the good things of life may he never lack. DILLARD BRACK This quiet boy is always around, Whenever you need him he can be found. ELIZABETH BRAcKE'1'r Considerate, kind, is this gal, For anyone she is a good pal. TRAVIS BRACKETT Always trying to do her best, Travis will certainly attain success.

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A' A fl rf. 1 'WG- be Tb MARILYN ADKINS She' nzusl he made of sugar and spite Because she is so very nice. EDXVARD ALEXANDER lidward's friendly smile, lVe'll renzemher a long while. ANN ALLEN The poet of lhe class Dependable to the last. DONALD ALLEN Donald's always busy Taking care of lzis leaping lizzie. MARY RAY ALLEN Her very frowns are fairer far, Than smiles of other maidens are. JEANNINE ASHBY .4 sweet voice, a heart of gold, We'll remember her when we're old. .IUANITA WOMACK When aught is to be done or said, of grave import and weighty, That needs a clear and clever head, we send for this young lady. DOREATHEA BAKER Not too sober, nal too gay, But a good true girl in every way.

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A Ts. LDA www B' ! ir -IOHN BRIDWELL ft srientifie I7li71Cl,ll big heart, fin hand in hand from the start. LEROY BROXVN What heart can think, or tongue ex- press, The harm that groweth of idlenessf' KENNETH BUCKLES Known as 'tDeanie by his classmates, A big smile is one of his best traits. LEON BUMPUS A bass horn player of highest degree, A better musician you'll seldom see. MARTHA BUTLER A cute gal with a pretty dimple, To like Martha is very simple. GOLDIE CALDWELL For brevity is very good, Where we are, or are not under- stood. DONALD CATON In more ways than one Duck's good on the line, A boy like this is hard to hnd. RONALD CHAPMAN The more we know, the better we forgive, Whoe'er feels deeply, feels for all who live.