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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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WI-lI'lE Principal, 2 years W A--.,, iN -lau 'H--A if 'Sd' If MR. RALPH GADD Assistant Principal, 1 year Barret, 5 years -C 1 H- '41 'Q' -fi wx, I MR, w, P. RHOADS Barret, 25 years Science MRS. CAROLYN Barrel, 22 years MARSHALL MISS KATHRYN GIBSON Barret, 19 years English Physical Education MRS, LORENE BASKETT Barrel, 26 years Home Economics MISS FRANCES FISHER Barrel, 22 years English an 7- , 1 I . Y--s vs b H9 MRS. KATHERINE MISS MARGARET DUDLEY SIGHTS Banet, 14 years Barrel, 17 years History Librarian MISS ADA B. ROBERTSON Barrct, I4 years History MRS. HELEN RIEHL Barret, 11 years Sociology Latin MRS. MARY E. FRYER MR, YIRGIL DIEM Barret, 8 years Barret, 7 years English Vocal Music agx -1.. MRS. FLORENCE DUNCAN Barret, 14 years Mathematics MR, ROY TWOMBLY Barret, 13 years Band Director MRS. ANNA KINC Barret, 11 years English ref . P 'x A 1' Q' I FACULTY ix' I R, . MISS EFFIE VAUGHN Barret, 11 years Shorthand Salesmanship MRS, IRENE FAUQUHER Barret, 7 years Speech English Ili -A. 'P MISS MARY FARLEY Barret, 11 years Civics History 6 MRS. ERNESTIN Barret, 7 years Bookkeeping Dean of Girls MR, DON CHAPMAN Barret, 2 years Civics J, V, Coach MRS, DOROTHY EASLEY Barret, 2 years Biology C Kas ar' -9' V ...gt I FACULTY MR. T. L. PLAIN MR. DON SHELTON Barret, '2 years Barret, 2 years Physical Education Physical Education Basketball Coach Football Coach MRS. DOROTHY CRAF TON Barret, 1 year Mathematics 7 E SEIBERT '-D ' a I -Q U ni 3' r 3 Y? T' s ' fwli .-..l A Yi' . s il is C' 1 MRS. BARBARA BOSWELL Barret, 3 years Typing MRS. FRANCES MELTON Barret, 2 years English History Vg clpox 54,45 ' We EPTRWWUJWNQQ MRS. LOUISE BRAME Barret, 1 year Home Economics MR, SETI-l FARLEY Barret, 1 year Mathematics ' -and MRS, D'ALLIS CALMES Barret, 3 years Spanish Vocabulary C4 3 S MR, DONALD JONES Barret, 1 year Civics 1. -7 Q.. 3 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 14.3 ARRET PRINCIPAlS W.W. White, 1953-1955 Archie Riehl, Jan. 1938-53 W.B. Floyd, 1933-Jan. 38 fas a student of Barret in 1913 he was also editor of the first Revuej J'.E. Beck, 1927-33 T.B. Sporing, 1926-27 af- 5,f Alice Y. Dorsey, 1923-26 John C. Rogers, 1921-23 Mark Godman, 1919-21 James R. Barret M.M. Faughender, 1917-19 Arkley Wright, 1914-17 Jerome Bentley, 1911-14 fprincipal when the first Revue W, , ,, was published in 19131 5197- ' 9 as , :za 1' r . - ltvvz A4 sz ' g . 'z'- not pictured: Alfred Livingston, 1910-11 ffirst principal of B.M. T,H .S. Io-gl upon its many students. YN -an , ' mai? In keeping with our theme Farewell to Barret we wish to com memorate fly James R. Barret, who donated our building to Henderson becoming the Father of Barret, the man for vvhomBarret Manual Train ing High School was namedg and KZQ all the Principals of Barret since it was founded in 1910. They have each played an important part and done an excellent job in building our school into what it is now The building will someday be gone, but the influence that these along with the Facul ties that have served it so well--have had on the lives and memories of every graduate of this school will never lose its power nor be forgotten We would also like to wish our successor, Henderson City High School as much good fortune and prosperity as Barret has had and has bestowed AP Elsie Clay .... Secretary Chas. Melton . . . President Marjorie Sutton . . Vice President . ,X Q K , . N. ' NH- 'A E S W . - . H ,V 1' 67 F , -1-Q Q J,-,nik-Q 5' 1' J. - . ' -.- ..... vv--v-V OFFICERS CLASS OF '55 Anvlsoks mio. ! ew.: Mrs. Anna King Mrs. Lorene Baskett Mrs.Kather1ne Sights Mrs. Frances Melton 2 'Ll vt 4--ag 1-.-M --Q- 'S F975 DONALD ADKINS if He's not much on a quiz, but at football he's a whiz. AMBITION: Undecided PET EXPRESSION: Shoot Don . H.. Weaverton 1 Barret 2, 3,4g Football 2, 3,4g ' Club 4 Future Retailers 4, weaverton 1 Central 2b, Barret 2a, 3,4g Concert Choir 4 T V, Varieties 4, Debate Club 4, He lives out of town, but be lives in our hearts. AMBITION: Undecided PET EXPRESSION Oh, 1ordy GEORGE E. AUSTIN 'Pee Wee Barret1,2,3,4g Concert Band 1,2,3,4g Marching Band 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Band 4, Mardi Gras 3g Debate Club 4. Three cheers for girls---and four for myself, AMBITION: Lawyer PET EXPRESSION Well for crying out loud, Fifi ' She sets the styl ---but they are followed not AMBITION: Homo.. Economics Teacher PET EXPRESSION Know any News? ! rv ,s 'fr' JACKIE BENTLEY NANCY L. BINGEMER f . s, i' 0 Barret 1,2,3,4g Concert Choir 3,4g It Happens Every Year 25 'Accent on Music 3, T, V, Varieties 4, Pep Club 2, 3,4g Radio and T, V Club 4: Home Ec. Newsletter staff 3, BSITCI 1, 2, 3, 4. f To err is human to forgive divine AMBITION: Telephone Operator PET EXPRESSION: -7. I hope to tell you WANDA BLANFORD Lou A miss is as good as I mile, AMBITIDN: DK' sus Q-sul Barret 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3: Bas- ketball 2g Track 1,2, 35 Concert Choir 3,4, To Own 3 BUSINESS PET EXPRESSION: Oh, lord ASHFORD LEE Boox Slug Woman came after man, and has been after him ever since, AMBITION: Secretary PET EXPRESSION: Oh, Pete! ,-nv' fr' I ,tn U52 pyw fjyafvs ,. 2, u Lf' f f f ? ' 4 'Dee She sings a single startled note and all men can but listen, AMBITION: Professional Singer PET EXPRESSION: 'Oh. Phew! Sad ie 1 DEANNA BOUCHER Barret 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 2, 3, lt Happens Every Year 2, Accent on Music 3, T.V. Varieties 4, Pep Club 4, Secretarial Firth 4 Barrel 1, 2, 3,43 Concert Choir 1, 2 fSec.J, 3 iPres,J, 4, All State Chorus 2, 41 It Happens Every Year 2, Accent on Music 3, T, V, Varie- ties 4, Honor Society 3,-4, Pep Club 2 qSec.l. 3 CV. Pres.J, 4: Coronation fOueenJ 3. 24 -vw 'rr' SARA BRACKETT Such a high boy, such a low voice, A A MBITION: W Marriage PET EXPRESSION: Good Morning .gui 45 NORMAN BRIDWELL Shorty Barret 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3 qBusiness Mgr,J, 4, Concert Tour 3,4, 'It Happens Every Year 2, Accent on Music 3, T, V, Varieties 4, Coronation waltz 3, All State Chorus 4, Barret 1, 2, 3,4, Secretarial Club 4, Future Re- tailers 4. Vini, Vidi, Vicit I A . ' came, lsaw, he con- quered AMBITION: Housewife n 'N with A man among men . . . and women AMBITION: Engineer PET EXPRESSION: Chum on '-P,-,nu PRENTICE BROWN Athlete, wisecracke sometimes a student AMBITION: Geologist PET EXPRESSION: Now go .Bmy-. wrLL1AM s. BROWN PATSY Nowsrzr snowman -.pay 12 Barret1,2,3, QV. Pres.J, 4, Basketball 1, Ten- nis l,2, 3, 4, Coronation QCand.J 3, Quill Staff 4, H Club 4, New Group 3, Hi-Y 1,2, , fn' . . s Q r, and 1' A A .. g,' -'fwfr A 9 I Barret 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Football 1, Tennis 1, 2, 3,4, Coronation Waltz 3, Quill Staff 4, H Club 4, New Group 3, Barrel l, 2, 3l,4g Concert Choir 4, T. V. rietiesn 4, Debate Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, Football l, 2, Quill Staff 4. .9 AUSTIN BRYANT. when e verything el se goes wrong, he does the unexpected, AMBITION: The moon is twice as beautiful when seen by two, AMBITION: Housewife PET EXPRESSION: Drop around, Engineer Margie PET EXPRESSION: Ante up, Dark Eyes Barret 1, 2, MARGARET BERRY BUSBY 3,4, -- We like Jerry still, 5 the stiller the better. Hebbardsville 1, Barret 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 4 T - V, Varieties 4, Pep Club 2, 3,43 Quill Staff 4 Sec ' AMBITION' retarial Club 45 Cheerleader 3,4, ,, I Ah Architectu Q Engineer 'Q ,- 127 X ' Ask me no questions, 6 and I'll tell you a QJ mouthful, anyhoo, J. PALMER BUCKLES --palmef .4-., ,js Q lg Lf , 1 fs' , Barret 1, 2, 3,45 Future Retailers 4, Tennis 3,4, FAY BYRNE Byrnsie a 51 Y? 1 I. f CONNIE CARTER I Barret 1 ,4g Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 4. Barret 1 2 3,4g Future Retailers 4. 'G' r 'ff Stop, look, listen- - Imperative to stop, beauty to look, but silence to listen AMBITION: Secretary PET EXPRESSION: You better be- lieve it. Suzie A little learning is a dangerous thing Spencer is being ex- tremely careful to avoid danger. AMBITION: Mechanic PET EXPRESSION: Come in there SPENCER CHAPPELL Penny Barret 1,2,3,4g H Club 3 QPres,j, 4 fPres.9g Track 1 2 Football 1,2, 3, Basketball 1,2,3 4, Co onation fCand Q 3 Radio 8m T. V. Club 4. l-le who runs well, wins twice, AMBITION: You wait and see. PET EXPRESSION: I 'll be T0mmy U Be yourself and bt loved by all. AMBITION: Commercial Teacher PET EXPRESSION: You can say that again, C1arkie PM ' G P TI-IOM AS CHILDRE SS RUTH ANN CLARK Barret 1,2, 3,4g National Honor Society 3,4g Glee Club 3 4 Concert Choir 4, Pep Club 39 Secretarial Club 4 News Letter Reporter 33 Dramatics Club 4, Accent on Music 3 'l' V Varieties 4. : Barret 1, 2, 3, 4 QSec, J5 Secretarial Club 45 'Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 15 Quill Staff 45 Corona- tion Waltz 3. af!-C. 4' 'E 2' L.- ff' V x ELSIE CATHERINE CL AY 1' -a CAROL LOU CRABTREE Better to be little and shine, than big and cast a shadow AMBITION: Dress Designer 4 QQ 1 i, ' he world is likgfi m or, it mustjnile back ,nl ff '-. 1 -.4 AMBITION: College and then- - PET EXPRESSION: Well, I can imagine Crabbie Barret 1,2, 3, 45 Concert Choir 2, 35 It Happens Every Year 25 Accent on Music 35 Band 1, 25 Pep Club 25 Secretarial Club 45 Quill Staff 2g Coronation waltz 3, Who knows what lurks in the heart of Red' Even the shadow can't figure this one out AMBITION: Pharmacist PET EXPRESSION: 'N' Bu11 you say Red LIONEL CROWDER Barret 1,2, 3,45 Coronation Waltz 3. 3 'E ,I - Barret 1, 216, 45 Concert Choir 3,45 All State Chorus 45 Ac- Cent on Music 35 T, V, Varieties 45 Pep Club 1,25 Quill Stafl' 15 Coronation Waltz 3, To our virtues she 's very kind, and to our faults she is tact- fully blind 15- E AMBITION: b Housewife PET EXPRESSION: Oh, me L: 'G B0b-0-Link BOBBIE JOANNE CROWLEY lt's surprising how much can be put in fs-. 3 AMBITION: Parachute Jumper ' 1 ' PET EXPRESSION: if Q, 7 I'm sorry, N A! JOYCE MARIE CROWLEY Sh0rtie Barret 1,2, 3,45 Concert Choir 2g It Happens Every Year 2, Concert Band 1,2,3,4g Marching Band 1,2,3,4g Mardi Gras 3, Pep Club 4, Secretarial Club 4. Barret 1,2,3,4g Football 1, 2, 3,43 Tennis 3,4g H Club 3, 4g Future Retailers 4. self- -awake, AMBITION: Lawyer 'fur' PET EXPRESSION: 473, See you 'round like a do-nut, ROBERT CULVER Bobby such a small package. He awoke one after- noon and found him- Barret 1, 2, 3, 4g Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus 4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Quill Staff 1, Radio and T, V Club 4 It Happens Every Year 2g Accent On Music 3 T V Varieties 4. Happy, young, carefree, gay-- Perhaps she may grow up some day. AMBITION: Dress Designer PET EXPRESSION D01l Marilyn Everyone likes her, no one like her. JANET DAVIDSON AMBITIONZ Secretary 1 QA PET EXPRESSION: V5 'I TTI? My Gosh ' , I F13 9, i Q' . KO ' X ' rj f tie , fx SUZANNE DENTON Barret 1, 2 fV, Pres,j 3g fPres,J 4, Concert Choir 3 4 All State Chorus 4, Cheerleader 3,4g Pep Club 1,2 3 4 Cor onation fCand,j 3, Secretarial Club 45 lt Happens Every Year 2, Accent On Music 3, T, V, Varieties 4 1 Barret 1 2 3 45 Future Retailers 4, 07' V , .J LOUIS DIXON llll ' Why stop sleep- ing when school starts'P AMBITION: Butcher PET EXPRE SSION: I'm not telling you, Satch I I l I He's finishing at a good school, anyhoo. AMBITION: Machinist N , f DONALD WAYNE EDWARDS Duck Madisonville 1,2,3g Barret 4. I always take my time, because there's plenty of it, AMBITION: Physicist PET EXPRESSION: Pass Freddy Barret 1,2,3,4g Revue Staff 4, Debate Club 4 Dra matics Club 4. ,I 4 .xt 1 . 'vagi- 015 -il 'QT ' FREDERICK KEITH ELLIUT '1' Bartet 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Quill staff 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4, Radio and T. V, Club 4, T E V. Varieties 4. If all the men died, l'd commit suicide. AMBITION: Matrimony PET EXPRESSION: I'l1 never tell. Catty CAROLYN SUE FARLEY lle studres when the teachers make rt rmposstble to do otherwrst 1 Barret 1 2 3 4 SSCICIQIISI AMBITION 0-A Agrrt ultural worker Q' 'V PFT EXPRESSION Not too bad O EARL FARLEY oe Weaverton 1 Barret 2 3 4 Concert Chorr 3 jr Toastmasters 3 4 Conservatton Club 1 4 H Club 1 Basketball 1 Softball 1 Barret 1 2 3 4 Band 1 3 4 Track 2 Radio and T V Club 4 Bemg good 15 such a lone some Job He s on vacatxon AMBITION To pass Chemistry PET EXPRESSION It s a boo boo FS-9 NL CLA UDIE RAYMOND FARMER Ra Club4 'She s as foxy as her last name and equally short AMBITIQN 'F Housewrfe to PET EXPRESSION 'ff Evtdently MELANIE Y FOX SKB keeps the goldgn medrum saym! nplfh too much nor too httle A MBITION Secretary 1 PET EXPRESSION O GLENNIS KAY FRALEY Barret 1 2 3 4 Concert Chorr 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Ourll Staff3 4 Secretarral Club 4 T V Var1et1es I W g N V . Y l A -nj Q-'I I , 1 D :X I T ' A ' IE 1 H E f -' 1 ' I ' 1 ly' I I , 1 --- - ffliff ' . . . : .2. . : .3: ' U I ' er , - ' - Pt : . , Y , eq 6. ' ' bv' 1 f . X -- yn 18 EK Secre- One of those hum- ble helpers who lets overyone el get the prais , AM . etary P 1 PRESSION: I ell, l imaginel Even her enemies are her friends. AMBITION: You just wait and see, PET EXPRESSION: It's alright with me, Jackie Jackie Barret 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Corona 3g Radio and T V Club 4 Secretarial Clu She's not at ' chlef. . . c . AM I '15 ' eta Barretl 2 3 4 Foo nation QCand1dateJ 3 I! 35' K ll ell you . 1 f ll 1 ll J!! Fruit Weaverton 1 Barret 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Secre- Why take life ser- iouslyo We never get out of it alive.' AMBITION- To be a man. PET EXPRESSION: I'm going to hit you on your ball head. Nicky Boy QW s YQ' K., it N PATSY GAMMON weaverton 1 Barret 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Sec Club 4 Bosse 1 2 3 Barret4 Handrcraft Club 1 2 Q up ALICE RAY GASS I , 9 Rocks whereon greatest men have often wrecked AMBITION Secretar Y Weawerton 1 Barret 2 3 4 PET EXPRESSION Oh Golly Because she IS stlent does not mean she has nothlng to say AMBITION Telephone Operator 'WF' at J' '1v PET EXPRESSION I Il ay retarlal ar CAROLYN GIBSON A smtle that goe all he way amy d and buttons lthe back Morutor PET EXPRESSION 4' ' 'N And I really mea 145, x NY Llke th quret n deep CSC SO oh so AMBVI ION Nurse Pearl GLENDA P GIBSON PET EXPRESSION I mean Barret 1 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4fV Pres J Mardt Gras 3 Concert Chotr 2 3 It Happens Every Year 2 Accent on Musrc 3 Student Councxl fAlternateJ 3 4 Qurll Staff 3 Dramatlcs Club 4 Coronatton PONY waltz 3 T Qs I Q, ' I ' - ' x P z 1 ,. . n I S -v I . HC ,, , 3 as K .. , 1 3 1 2'3. I I v I 1 I v '9 7 K it ,- ' N ' r ' a-- Wy I ' ad, ' :,.,f , ',H' I ,P 1 - . 2 4 H 'D 20 . : ' : : Bg11'ret1,2, 3, 43 Tennis 3, 4g Radio and 'IQ V, Club 4, Future Retailers qv, mes. 7 4, He now has other in- terests besides tennis. , AMBITION: Q itll Photographer 'E PET EXPRESSION: ' E Somebody Goofed. .-cv ff' .., rf faq f V' I X L ff 'Kg' L X , FRANK GILL u Bud., f Lift is just onefglarm clock after another, AMBITION: 'K , To pass Chemistry PET EXPRESSION: You had better know it .. I 4190- i BILLY GILMORE Bin Barrel 1, 2, 3, 4. There are those who prefer single blessed- ness, but there are also those--- AMBITION: To grow a beard one foot long Wh iskers He is like the rest but, oh, how different. AMBITION: Basketball Coach PET EXPRESSION: Well, Honey 3 BUDDY GISH Sorrq . 'PMA-ure, N-2+ AvaHaBN,ll Barter 1, 2, 3, 4, Niagara 1,2g Barret 3,4 Concert Choir 3, 43 Accent on Music 3 3 fSeC.JL T,V, Varieties 4 All State Chorus 4g Coronation QCand Q 3g Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, 'igst 1 is-.,,v., Ni? --Donn DON ALD c, Grsn Nov F7 RUTH GRIFFIN Barret 1 2 3 4 Barret 1 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Concert Chorr 3 4 It Happens T V Varrtles 4 Pep Club2 3 4 Sec retarral Club QPres Q4 F H A 1 Home Ec Newsletter Staff 3 Coronatron 3 Revue Staff 4 I Jr' MARY E HANCOCK Some must force them selxes to be quret others are grfted AMBITIOIN Telephone Operator PF T EXPRE SSION Evrdently Good people, lrke good deeds need no trumpet AMBITION Secretary PET EXPRESSION I Don I Care Buff 22 Happy and from care I m free Why aren t they all con tented lrke me A MBITION secretary PET EXPRESSION Don t ask me He s a woman hater but oh how he ltkes the grrls Barretl 2 3 4 Secretarral Club 4 qi C AROL DEAN HARGIS BOBBY H AYES Barretl 2 3 4 X A K : P 1' M W 2 I 4-1 Every Year 23 Accent On Music 3g . . ' A C l 'ls A ' 'V .a f K v ntl X Pre J Z 34 Chccrleaderl 54 Pepf 3 N j 4 ltll1pptnslvcryY VZ 447 fa al! 'UZZZZY JVC! fwfcd I expect that woma wlll be the last thing C1VlllZCd by man 1 AMBITION Dancmg Teacher PET EXPRESSION l ll bet you JOAN HALLLWOOD Jgannlg Bug Thtnk all you spak but Dgeak not :ll you thtnk AMBITIOIN Ken s Wtfe fliv PET EXPRESSION Heaven s Name ww- '7 i BE TTY K AREN HERZ OG Barret 1 2 3 4 Concert Chotr 3 4 All State Chorus 4, Accent on Mustc' 3, T, V Vartet1es 4, Coronatron Waltz 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Secretartal Club 4, Qutll Staff 4 Tts better to be red headed than to be hard headed AMBITION Nurse PET EXPRESEJON Y6u don t know d A 4L4ffJ44f5X 40W '.-5121! Re They ought to make perlods 10 mmutes long 5 to come and 5 to go AMBITION Mechantc PET EXPRESSION You better belteve fvwesv- T7 Sf SYLVIA HOLLOWELL East Sentor lNashv1lle 1 2 Barret 3 4 Barret 1 2 3 4 Future Retatlers 4 Due 1b Cxvxumsiintzs Bflfdhd Our Qoqdrrel No Packard Available. E23 1' , . liar' K . 'S..K.5, 9 I ' .5-I 11Ub . 1,2'I gcc, , g . - 5 ear . T ' ' C ' ' V - fr 1 ,xv 7 5' t i f K ' 1 X f If r H 4 I , O , 1 I Q f- 'Al . V . Z d Q rr Y ' f Iv ' It xg r R' 3 . I, 1 . al . ' if .xi ' Q l . I .. V. . , . . - 'J' : 8 - ,,. ,..... , I G n W xl I 5 7 ' X c. . : 1 I I ' N I . Q lv ' '1:'- lex ' it, . . . : ' . 1 ' I Illl ' i A 'vv 0-. ' 4-.1 if when a grrl s rn the case All other thmgs gwe place AMBI1 ION Neuro Surgeon PE T EXPRESSION Barret 1 2 3 4 Future Retarlers Uleporterj 4 UMM wt' Swlshl C M ,UN ic' Hawkeye LARRY HUNTER AMBITION Barret 1 2 3 4 Concert Chorr 3 4 All State Chorus 3 4 Revue Staff 4 Accent On Mustc 3 Concert Tour 3 4 T V Vanettes 4 Ou1llStaff4 Coronatron Waltz 3 Tenms 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 H1 Y 1,2 4 H Club Barret 1 2 3 4 Pep Club2 3 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Revue Staff 4 Secretanal Club 4 50' xl NANCY HUTCHEISON Na 'eb She s a good krd but they re not ln demand anymore AMBITION Secretary PET EXPRESSION You don 't know, do you'P ' elle Ax 1' P IAA talkatrve frrend f is often emoyed a stlent frrend lS :L-vji 4, always emoyed S rnger l NNW PET EXPRESSION You just better not do that Tango RUBYE JEWEEE JENKINS He does all that becomes a man, who dares do more rs none in 'WN AMBITION Band leader 'vv PET EXPRESSION Yes man 'ix I mlllllllll, Barret 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Ma1or 4, Mardx Gras 3, Pep Band 1,2, 3,4, All State Band 2, It Happens Every Year 2, Revue Staff 4, Qutll Staff 4, Dramatlcs Club 4, Football 1, Track 1, Mlke' MIC 24 Barret l,2, 3,45 Concert Choir 2,3,45 It Happens Every Year 25 Accent On Music 35 T, V, Varieties 45 Concert Tour 3, 45 All State Chorus 45 Quill Staff 4, His heart is like a rock5 not hard, but strong and steadfast AMBITION: Dentist 5-.' PET EXPRESSION: Go on, man. E r RoNALD KLUTEY K1UIeY Z Z I Q Where there's life, there 's hope. He's full of life, so maybe ,... AMBITION: Doctor PET EXPRESSION: what do you want I should do? iv' 1-rf I X, L 5 Usher Et-1 :QIWEATZE xg GUY KOEHNE Barret 1,2,3,45 Concert Choir 1,2,3,4g All State Chorus 45 lt Happens Every Year 25 Accent on Music 35 T,V, Varieties 4: Concert Tour 3,45 Radio and T, V. Club 45Quill Staff45 Allied Youth 45 Revue Staff 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, 25 4 V YOU lux-'fl' 'Click' I ,J 'Elo CL Qcuac t nc-'ues ll Why worry' lt only makes wrinkles, AMBITION: Automobile mechanic PET EXPRESSION: By George C' ., Il ll GLENN LANCASTER X Barret 1,25 3,45 Band 1, 25 Basketball 35 Future Retailers 4. Lawrenceville, Ill, 1,25 Tulsa, Okla. 3 fPres,j, Barret 45 Basketball 1,25 Football 1,25 Track 1,25 Concert Choir 1, 2,45 All State Chorus 45 T, V, Varieties 45 Student Coun cil 1,2,35 Quill Staff 45 Camera Club 1,25 Allied Youth l,2, 3, 45 Annual 1, 2. Rest assured there 0 'gill be a thrilling 5 s tenor in the Glee Club of Heaven, 59' 6 AMBITION: Doctor , . s-3 PET EXPRESSION: Ain't too bad, f SWF SUMPTER LOGAN 28,3 1- 11' JOHN MAHLER If he finds he can't do something he does it anyway AMBITION: Electronics Engineer PET EXPRESSION: Well, Margaret! Sparkey Barret 1,2, 3,4g Concert Choir 45 Track 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2g Basketball 1, Baseball 15 H Club 3,4: Hi-Y 1,2,3, 4g T, V, Varieties 4, Barret 1, 2, 3, 4, WILLIAM HOWARD MA NION Willing to do his share and usually more AMBITION: To get out of school PE T EXPRESSION: l have been had. Bill Barret 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Retailers 4, A fool 's heart is his mouth but Bobby's mouth is from his heart. AMBITION: Retail Grocer Bob Why wasn't I born in Rome' What a from-page scoop the story of its fall would have made AMBITION' Get married PET EXPRESSION: You house ape. HB'-lg vv X' O I .4-41: BOBBY IOE MARTIN aa 9 PEGGY LOU MARTIN Barret 1,2, 3,4g Concert Choir 1,2,4g Pep Club 1 2 Quill Staff 3,43 T, V, Varieties 4. Barret lg fibres. jp 2 fPres. J, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Concert Choir 1, 2, :i,4g All Slate Chorus 2,4g Coronation fKingj 3, It Happens Every Year 2g Accent on Music lip T,V, Varieties 4 ,I-E 'W' 'ie Ni V I i DONALD OWEN MCCLURE r I JOY MCMAHON To be interesting to others With malice to- ward noneg with charity toward all 1 17 AMBI TION: 3, Grocery store clerk Yr'-lr' PET EXPRESSION: Well, blow me down is good, To be interested in others is betterg To be both is success. AMBITION: To be a good boy PET EXPRESSION: . BETTY SUE MELTON Susie Q sy Gosh! Weaverton lg Barret 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3g Pep Club 3: Accent on Music 3. K r Barret 1,2, 4 fPres.J: Track 2, GOIEQMY Basketball 1,43 x Revue 'ff S Jin Staff 3,43 lngpgr scftziery 2,3,4g sm- If she Cain see the dent Co 13,4g Concert' , oiill'8g Accent on Music 35 bright we of 3 dung Ir, oastmaSterL53,,4 fPre,s.lg S matics Club 4 fPres,Jg De- she pombe. wthe ' if lub sg, 'o at T, V, Club 4, Hi-Y 1,2 qChap dark side and xooks at r N inJb.,3Q - Pres? 4 fPres.Jg Allied Youth fChaplainj 4g that A my H 1 , Q-'IL 2 fy! U . ,Jlfu x vjf' , ' X V .U PET EXPRESSION: X, J A N K 471 'ID' f-Cornu L W !. 6 K+' ' , A T fx f , M XX gl my st' N ' For to me to live , I-A40 N Q ,UNEP 'Ns Christ and to Qi! L., njarnu Barret l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4 fSec.jg Mardi Gras 3: Con- cert Choir 2g Pep Club 4, X- UU die is gain ' AMBITION: Baptist Preacher PET EXPRESSION: There you go Z7 CHARLES MELTON Chas LuFueS 'L M64 4 Sai QQIQ XF FFANDUS Vx 4 oofoa ret I A S 4 .4 4 dr r foncert fhorr A It Happens ver, 'ear .4 Accent on Musrn utudent F ounrrl 4 Honor Sofrety 2 v Pres J 4 foronatron ff and J Jevue staff 4 Dram:-mc fluhf e 54 Pep fl tb 4 The way to have a friend rs to be one AMB! I ION Doctor Q PP 'I FXPRP SSION V oh now ,rf f X 61 'X' ff 1 ff 1 w ,M U7 HJNNII MAY MHRIAR I Y f Oflflle' s. AVE ec ar Betty A mcer person noay have 11 ed but often we doubt rt B A 1 X :ecretary PET EXPREMION well LS' 4'-1 LIZ W LI-' XKURPE S 005 L., -47 MARTHA JANE MORP l Barret1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Future Retailers 4, Sec retarxal C'1ubfSec 5 4 fenrleiten prefer . . . ,Q 1 Yw I R .',5.fCr..x'N: 1 T.: we 'Linn' x ' fart: 1,g.3,4g 1e:1'l.n L,-,E,4, U v ' JET ff1f?'32SEICYt 7 .- , . , 1 :':1e:' :br :.erj: s'i1Le iid i A siixle fer e'.'e:j.'5r1e ' 0 TERRL. ,E , . Q ' t . 15.31154 Terry . 11555: Q S ret jr 1 N A v I 1 Bar-yer 155 Clarffsville, Tenn, la, Qgiioly Lame 'ig Earret I ,H ,. Z11,4. X W E ..uE'I. tu iifr auf xvvvfoff! Har ,',f,4gF5'ndI,',3,' fPreS.J:F,T'drGaS'ig I .,-QA.. Y Z- U- nf.. . ' . I - - , , Af 1 . I '--'isp' , 5 .'i,'g . ,3 ' V ' ' . 9 C. 3 lf . ' A511 I I'J.l: ' ' .f I: at , E ff I A 1 ' 5 7 '-,xg I jj f IVUQIVCTIOII lg Barrel 2,f5,4, Football 2, 3,4. gentle ladies, its not of you he thinks. A? ' 95 f AMBITION: Engineer X A ' PET EXPRESSION: No kidding SIDNEY NELSON lot N. N N 4 ,S I ' the more we can L forget. I Z AMBITION, Q To pass Sociology M . 1 1 BILL NUNLEY Bill v I . Barret1,2,3,4 Spare your dimples, The hand that made thee good hath made thee fair. AMBITION: Nurse PET EXPRESSION: Isn't that the UUIIT' f X b mf! iff! .rirfjigaf ,J' If ,ff if arf 'T C- lp KMJJW jj ,A S A , mshirl-V A-by SHIRLEY ANN ODOM .5 Barrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, It Happens Every Year 2, Accent on Music 3' T, V, Varieties 4' All State Chorus 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Dramatic Club 4 Radio 81 T, V, Club 4, Coronation 3. The more we learn' Barret 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball qlvlanagery 2, 3, 4, Baseball llvlanagerj 2, 3,4, Football 1, Quill Staff 4, Future Re tailers 4, Jr, Toastmasters 4, Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, H Club 3,4. Taste make waist. AMBITION: Coach .PET EXPRESSION: I f1'163l'l IlEd lv i 'L GEORGE EDWARD OGLESBY I Quiet, until you know her AMBITION: Telephone Operator X PET EXPRESSION: HAZEL OGLESBY Barret 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretarial Club 4, X e - 1 ,Qin Niagara lg Barret 2, 3,4g Future Retailers 4. ber. AMBITION: To Graduate PET EXPRESSION: 'Sure you will BETTY Jo PARKER fqoiew' l thought I'd die, Boycotting the bar- Barret 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Retailers 4. I'd like to lay my hands on the fellow that invented schools, AMBITION: To be a man PET EXPRESSION: l wish l could do ' that ig' ' K Satch IIMMY PARRISH 1 l v I' i He dgly likes three types ofwqirlsz biglpnes, little onesgwqnp 1n- betweens, AMBITION: Geologist PET EXPRESSION ' , We1l, I don't know, -10. -' JAMES PATTERSON Barret 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2,35 Tennis 2, 3, 4, H Club 4, Concert Choir 3, Quill Staff 4, Jr, Toastmasters 3 Coronation Waltz 3, And charmed sweet ladies by his sugared r phrases Barret 1,2, 3,4g Concert Choir 2, 3, lt Happens Every Year 25 Accent on Music Jig V, Varieties 4g Pep Club 4, AMBITION: Secretarial Club 4' 07' , fz-f 1 . f Journalism K fm , yr, .1 f 1 ' ' ,fprr EXPRESSION: J I i I ,f f I ain't never heard I K A' ' of nothin' like that A , f 'M before. J r The secret of her Q it sweetness? She doesn't know it's there. AMBITION: Secretary PET EXPRESSION: Shoot P i WARREN PHILLIPS Barret 1,2, 3,4g Concert Band 1,2,3,4g Marching Band 1 2 3,4g Pep Band 3,45 Mardi Gras 35 Revue Staff 4, School Re porter 4, Debate Club 4 fSec. Q: Coronation Waltz 3 BETTY PEAK ,,YiP-Yip, I E 'R Bewitchingg lf Paralleled only by herself. B 1, 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: met I Secretary ii Q4-.TY It's an accomplish- ment to be able to find something to say about a quiet person, but it's better to be SHIRLEY ANN PHILLIPS asap.. Ons. v AMBITION: Telephone Operator PET EXPRESSION: Well Niagara 1, Barret 2, 3,45 Future Retailers fSec.J 45 Secretarial Club fTreas.J 4g Quill Staff 4. 3 1 Bobbie Y H BARBARA REID K iw if - LEE ALLEN RHOADS, JR, His business is developing AMBITION: Electrical Engineer PET EXPRESSION: Big Deal HAI .. Barret 1 2, 3,45 Concert Choir 1,2, 3,45 All State Chorus 2, 4 It Happens Every Year 25 Accent on Music 35 T, V, Varieties 45 Jr. Toastmasters 25 Coronation Master of Cere- monies 3 Allied Youth 45 Quill Staff45 Revue Staff 4, Barret 1 2, 3,45 Coronation Waltz 35 Pep Club 3,-4: Secre- tarial Club 45 Student Council 3,45 Quill Staff 25 Hume- coming Queen Candidate 4. GLENDA FAYE RUCKS Goodness does not consist in greatness, but greatness con- sists in goodness. AMBITION: Secretary PET EXPRESSION: Yeah, You'd Better Believe It. J Barret 1, 2, 3, 4 45 It Happens 5 Concert Choir 1,2, 3,45 All snare Chorus 2 Every Year 25 Accent on Music 35 'I V Varieties 45 Jr, Toastmasters 25 Coronation Waltz 35 Allied Youth 45 Quill Some one must succeed our Honor Society President- but no one can re- place her AMBITION: Physical Ed. Teacher PET EXPRESSION: Lands ,Ml There are only two times when sYqe'll help you: when you ask her to, and when you don 't AMBITION: Housewife Judy Niagara 15 Re Varieties 4. 32 Staff 45 Revue Staff 4. x A -ui gl BETTY JOY SCHUETTE s 459 i 'of 'Q' 'Nolan ,, n IUDITH SHAW itz25Barret 3,45 Concert Choir 45 T, V Barret 1,2,3, 45 Concert Choir 45 Accent on Music 35 T, V, Varieties 45 Honor Society 3,4 fSec,J5 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Secretarial Club 4. No irony about her name, just a No bats in this belfry AMBITION: Secretary PET EXPRESSION: Well, Goll-ee ffy' I SHIRLEY THOM AS Barret 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Future Retailers fV. Pres.J 45 Secretarial Club 45 Pep Club 45 Quill sweet girl -,: ' AMBITIONQ Thomas-f in Secretary PET EXPRESSION: ae, You and me both 5 ll .40 F . 'fl' ' St f4. DORIS STEELE R G XS Gi me a sheet Q a mi wide, E' I can be ' sum 'J- IQ f up her praises. KV AMBITION: M7 Secretary PET EXPRESSION: Oh, Corn! MARIORIE SUTTON Marge df. Barret 1,2, 3, 45 Concert Choir 1,2, 3 fPianistJ, 4 fPres,J5 All State Chorus 2, 35 Accent on Music 45 T, V. Var- ieties 45 Pep Club 35 Honor Society 3,45 Coronation KCand.J 35 Student Council fPres,J 45 Secretarial Club 45 Dramatics Club fTreas.y 45 Radio St T, V, Club 45 Revue Staff 4. 33 rret 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Alternate 4 Pep Club 45 Revue Staff 4. Serious, calm, and an earnest worker AMBITION: Teacher PET EXPRESSION: You kids 5 4 Jinkie . J, MARY MARTHA TOWLER 'U' Fast worker AMBITION: To pass chemistry PET EXPRESSION: ?4 JAMES WALKER Jimmie I Barret 1, 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,43 Pep Band 2, 3,4g Mardi Gras 3, Coronation Waltz 3, Revue Staff 4, LEE Barret 1,2, 3,4g Concert Choir 2, 3,4g It I-lap s Every Year 2, Accent on Music' 3, T, V, Varieties g All State Chorus 4g Pep Club 1,2,3 fPres, Q, 4, fPres.Jp Quill aff 4, Revue Staff 43 Secretarial Club fReporterj 4, Coronati fCand.j 3. PePPY- POPUIGY AMBITION: Technician PET EXPRESSION: He'll just die x h Get off my back Sweet P's 1 pretty, Barret 1, 2, 3, 4, School 's O, K, , as long as I'm not there. AMBITION: To get out of school PET EXPRESSION: None 5 H y may win das , but th ar- athon's li are won b y sure an steady men. AMBITION: Engineer PET EXPRESSION: Not to bad ELBY WATSON, IR W9-I '9F 'i RICHARD L, WHITMORE Poole 1, Barre! 2,3,4g Concert Choir 3,4g Concert Tour 3 4 Accent on Music 33 T, V, Varieties 4, Band 1 Baseball 25 Basketball 1,2, 33 Coronation waltz 3, Revue Staff 4 Allied I Youth fPres,j 4. PEGGY G. WALLACE 5ugag 34 She studies when there's nothing else 4 to do. Barret 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Revue Staff 4, Secretarial A N: Club 4, Quill staff 4. MBITIO To succeed in something PET EXPRESSION: LCI'3 sit She never gives, but always shares, for the gift without the giver is bare. iaod-IJ. fraud Z,27P'5 ! AMBITION I, Secretary 'Zo fn..4.A'41 W , CLvvJ, Q PET EXPRESSION: You don't say , 'Pnl- I JANE E, WILSON . if 'Q' Barret , 2, 3,43 Concert Choir 3, 4, It Happens Every Year Accent on Music' 3, T, V, Varieties 4, Jr, Toastmas- I ters , 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Coronation Waltz 3, Secre- l Cl 4 Revue Staff 4. BETTY ANN WILKINS ' Q X V ,gi , 1 At east his mother ' ' I ' , u love im. AMBITIO Ban. '2,3'4. , A j U Band Director - .3 C' ' ' I am a part of all that x I lhave et , or rather, its a part of me, and a big part at that, AMBITION: Buck Shot Elect:-ical WAYNE H, WILLIAMS Engineer PET EXPRESSION: Fine as a frog hair Barret 1,2, 3,4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Mardi Gras 3, Pep Band 4. 35 Sonny ff- I fl--H , Q--'lb ix MATTHEW WILSON I x-1 f,,,. if fd rs .A S- Actions speak louder than words. PET EXPRESSION: Well I'll be, Barret 1,2,3,45 Concert Choir 1,2, 3,45 All State Chorus 2, 45 Accent on Music 35 T, V, Varieties 45 Honor Society 2, 3,45 Jr. Toastmasters 2, 35 Revue Staff 45 Quill Staff 35 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Dramatics Club 4, Never last--ex- cept in alphabetical order, MILDRED woon Millie AMBITION: Home Economist r PET EXPRESSION5 iq! ' Oh, Glory Weaverton lg Barret 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Student Council 35 Pep Club 4. 1 ' ? I PATRICIA YEANDLE Barret 1, 2, 3, 4, qi ,1',,,.' , : ZA, , gf 1, EARL YATES 1 . - Mfr? r ' 3- One can't always be a hero, but one can always be a man. AMBITION: Engineer PET EXPRESSION: Did you ever? Squirrel QF: 5 'K S meone'sg you w ped ar dher littl ' r, AMBITION: To be a bracelet PET EXPRESSION: None, Silly Cupid OUR RING Josten 1,2, 3b5 Barret 3a, 45 Anticipation 1, 2, 35 Candidate 35 Selection 3g Ordering 35 Arrival 35 Exhibition 3, Ex- change 3,45 Neglection 4. 36 SENIORS BEST LOOKING Connie Carter and Sumpter Logan MOST FRIENDLY Peggy Wallace and Don Gish 'C' ,Q 7x If 101 fi 'sf- -r w 9 BEST PERSONALITY Marjorie Sutton and Don McClure at 'I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pat Yeandle and Lee Rhoads 37 3 ww, 9? WIT TIEST Joan Hazelwood and Nick Galloway SENIORS MOST SOPHISTICATED Jane Wilson and Prentice Brown K ' I 'Q '3' BEST ALL AROUND Suzanne Denton and Chas. Melton 38 'f I? MOST IMPROVED Shirley Phillips and Jim Patterson A FQ? Q x Rr -ws. ' PAST Warren Phillips gl Nancy Hutcheison Well, Nancy, it looks like it will all be over soon. Yes, but is is hard to think of ourselves scattered to the four corners of the earth, shaken apart from this seemingly 'one big happy family' into individuals. Who would have thought that scared looking bunch of kids coming to Bar ret High School for the first time in 1950 would turn out to be the class of '55. How impressed we were with this wonderful life of going to high school, even though we were only in the eighth grade. Sitting in our balcony seats in chapel, we were on top of the world .... And the next thing we knew some of us were on top of the water fountains, too! I remember how disappointed I was when I found out we were supposed to study, also. Let's see - in our Freshman year the boys led the race for class officers. Don McClure was president, Curly Walker, vice president, and Joan Hazelwood, secretary and treasurer. Was that the year some of the boys decided sports needed a boost and took an ac- tive part in football and basketball, roughening themselves up for future events--- And there was Sadie Hawkins, when Mike was chosen Lil' Abner. All though we didn't fare to well in the field of athletics, many of our class par- ticipated both in Glee-Club and Band. In our Sophomore year, we showed signs of improvement. We were represented in football by Gibbs, Hare, Hargis, and Barron as regulars. The ten quiz kids, who were accepted into the Audubon Chapter of the National Hon- or Society, made us feel very proud and made me and a few others start thinking a little more about staying home and burning some midnight oil. That was the year Don McClure was elected president again, Tootie Denton vice- president, Glenda Rucks secretary and treasurer. We were coming up in the world, taking more interest in school activities. The Glee-Club show, It Happens Every Year, was a big success with many Sophomores taking an active part. At the Christmas Dance, Peggy Wallace represented our class as a candidate for Miss Merry Christmas. September, 1953, began our Junior year and we were coming into the home stretch. We were now what some people would consider us, in the upper brackets, but still our superiors fthe Seniorsl looked upon us as mere infants. On the hardwood the boys helping toward large victories were Gish, Brown, and Childress on the Varsity. During the Christmas holidays Sara was our attendant to Miss Merry Christmas at the Holiday Dance. We took over the Big Five cheering squad, too. Tootie, Joan, and Faye were elected cheerleaders. What a noisy Junior class we were. How could any of the band members forget the trip to New Orleans and all the ex- citment of Mardi Gras. Also, the Concert Choir thrilled audience in a concert tour through Indiana and Illinois. 40 We had f1nally reached the h1gh po1nt of our h1gh school career We were at last wondermg who 1n th1s class would succeed the Klng and Queen of Dear Old Barret Hxgh After much d1scuss1on and h6S1tat101'1 we nom1nated Prent1ce Brown Nlck Gallo way, Don Cash Don McClure and Tommy Ch1ldress as poss1ble successors to Jack K1ng To succeed Darlyne Johnson we nomxnated Conn1e Mor1arty Toot1e Denton MarJor1e Sutton Peggy Wallace and Sara Brackett 'Flnally the b1g n1ght arr1v d and to the stra1ns of Moonhght and Roses the cand1dates came down the wh1te carpeted alsle Darlyne and Jack placed the crowns on Don McClure and Sara amld tremendous applause There was hardly a dry eye when Ronnle Crenshaw Pres1dent of the Student Co c1l crowned M1ss Al1ce Dorsey honorary Queen I guess 1t'll be a long t1me before anyone forgets that coronatlon' But somethmg else I won't forget for a long t1me 1S the Jumor Sen1or barbecue Everyone enjoyed that, too 'Wh1le plans for the new Henderson H1gh School were be1ng made we entered he portals of our dear old school wh1ch had been our home for the past four years to Jo1n our fellow students for another year and I regret to say our last one Th1s year we chose Charles Melton pres1dent Mar3or1e Sutton, v1ce presldent and EISIB Clay secretary d they played lt well 'The B1g FIVE became the B1g E1ght w1th Joan Tootle and Faye returmng to ne cheer1ng squad Don't forget about the Homecommg game Ithought Glenda made a very attractwe attendant 'And th1s year we had f1fteen wonderful w1ts 1n the Honor Soclety Some of the Sen 1ors served as off1cers for f1V6 new clubs formed th1s year Future Teachers A1l1ed Youth Debate Radlo 8: Telev1s1on and Dramatlcs 'Then came basketball w1th Glsh Ch1ldress and Brown back to make us proud aga1n Oh yes Joan was M1ss M1stletoe at the Candy Cane Prom and Sh1rley Ph1ll1ps was cand1date for M1ss Chr1stmas Seal Our team also proved to be the best 1n the Hohday tournament 'Desplte all the confuslon, we were all a l1ttle sad when we p1cked out our cards and announcements and were measured for our caps and gowns 'We then reallzed that these were the last weeks for Dear Old Barret The gay round of part1es Jun1or Sen1or barbecue Class N1ght Baccalaureate and fmally Commencement made them very 1mpress1ve In partlng we speakxng for the Class of '55 graduates of Barret h1gh Scho l say to the faculty members Thank you from the bottom of our hearts Thank you for all you have glven us We s1ncerely hope that you w1ll cont1nue to help and further the efforts of every student who enters our new h1gh school We are proud that 1n the years to come we w1ll be able to say that our success was poss1bly due to the loyal help and gu1da,nce we recewed at Barret I-hgh School Nancy Hutchelson Warren Ph1ll1ps 41 H . . . . ,, i . . . . I ' . . , . - I D ' ' ll H , . . . . I D ' ' ll 1 I ' , . . . . e ' I . t . . H . H ' , . ll II ' , ' un- , . , . . , . , t ! I ! ' ' . ll . . , . . . . , ' ll , . Adkins, Culver, Monsen, and Nelson played their last year of football for Barret, an ' . , . . . . . , . , . t. . . H . , . . . . . . . . . I , . . . . . ,I 9 I . I ' ' I i I . . , , ' n D v o 1 , . . , . - . , . , . ' ' ll . .... , . ll ' , O , ll - , . . . . ,, PRESENT -www... Mike Klein Sz Bettie Joy Schuette We, the members of the Senior Class, knowing that we possess more than the aver age share of good traits, have decided, after much consideration, to share with those less fortunate than ourselves, the following things: I, Donald Adkins, will my physique to Mr. Rhoads, I, George Austin, will my ability to not open my mouth in Speech and get an A to Herbert Marynell, I, Jackie Bentley, will my ability to get a new car every year to James Mauzeyg I, Nancy Bingemer, will whatever I have that Sue Rippetoe wants, to her, We, Wanda Blanford,and Melanie Fox, will our parking place on Frog Island Road to Mary Blanford, I, Ashford Book, will my Butch Haircut to Larry Greco, We, Deanna Boucher and Betty Peak, will our life-long friendship to Barbara Cul- ver and Margaret Ann Moore, I, Prentice Brown, will my pseudo-sophistication to Carol Friedrich, I, Bill Brown, will my ability to keep cool in a basketball game to Frederick Schuette, We, Sara Brackett and Don McClure, will our position as King and Queen of Bar- ret in 1954-55 to the King and Queen of 1955-56, We, Patsy Browder, Margaret Busby, and Carolyn Busby, do not wish to will any- thing as we married the only interests we have, I, Austin Bryant, will my ability to love 'em and leave 'em to Burney Royster, I, Jerry Buckles, will my ability to grow up to Larry Rogers, We, Fay Byrne and Suzanne Denton, will our love for skipping school to James Trader and Charles Katterjohn, I, Connie Carter, will my position as Best Looking Senior Girl to Janice Dodds, I, Spencer Chappell, will my know-it-all attitude to Bill Toy, I, Tommy Childress, will my love affairs in the hall to Petey Bryant, I, Ruth Clark, will my like-of-the-party ways to Virginia Priest, I, Elsie Clay, will my love for Mrs. Seibert to Izetta Clayton, I, Carol Crabtree, will my sweet and quiet ways to Tina Blackwell, I, Lionel Crowder, will my red curly hair to David Eakins, I, Bobbie Crowley, will my boisterous ways to Martha Sugg, I, Joyce Crowley, will my cute little smile to Glenda Alexander, I, Bobby Culver, will my cleverness of keeping away from Mr. Shelton while breaking training to Ronnie McClure, I, Janet Davidson, will my gossiping ways to Ann Snyder, I, Donald Edwards, will my attentivene ss to the opposite sex to Darrell Sheffer, I, Frederick Elliot, will my deep voice to Pat McGann, I, Joe Farley, will my tardiness to class to Betty Harris, I, Claude Farmer, will my place at the bass drum to Don Beard, We, Jackie Freeman and Carol Fruit, will our constant flow of conversation in class to Rita Sanderfur, I, Glennis Fraley, will my lady-like ways to Anne Shaver, I, Jackie Galloway, do not wish to will my most prized possession, Tommy, to anyone, I, Nick Galloway, will my unique way with women to Sammy Shelton, I, Patsy Gammon, will my giggling and my bashful ways to Wilma Watson, I, Alice Gass, will my pug nose to Jo Nell Gibbs, I, Carolyn Gibson, will my charming voice to Betsy Royster, I, Glenda Gibson, will my skill in getting over a. good joke to Dorothy Roberts, I, Frank Gill, will my initiative and ambition to Billy Harralson, I, Billy Gillmore, will my chubby figure to Cecil Logan, I, Donald Gish, will my killdee legs to Pascal Benson, 42 I Edward G1sh w1ll my ab1l1ty to grow a goatee to anyone who would l1ke to try I Ruth Gr1ff1n w1ll my school g1rl complexlon to Judy Sutton I Mary El1zabeth Hancock w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along w1th unde rtakers wh1le st1ll al1ve to anyone who's w1ll1ng to try lt I Carol Harg1s w1ll my t1m1d1ty to Charlle Jo Baker I BObb1e Hayes w1ll my cat man ways to Gerald Hall I Joan Hazelwood w1ll my horse laugh to Kay Gregory I Betty Herzog w1ll my ab1l1ty to th1nk up a story to f1t each and every occas1on to Freddy Thomas I Sylvla Hollowell w1ll my ab1l1ty to ask such br1ll1ant quest1ons to Ann Scheller Larry Hunter w1ll my name as Hawkeye ' to Neel Jones Nancy Hutche1son w1ll my love for county boys to Sondra Keach Rubve Jenklns w1ll all mv attentlon m Senlor Engllsh to Mrs Fryer Ronn1e Klutey w1ll my ab1l1ty to love two women at the same t1me and get w1th lt to Ronn1e Sheffer Guy Koehne w1ll the small place I take up at Barret to Don Ashby I Glenn Lancaster w1ll my wearlsome nervous and m1sch1evous ways to John Glbbs Sumpter Logan w1ll my graceful walk to Sonny Watkms Joy McMahon w1ll my ab1l1ty to tell Mr Twombly how to run the band to Danny Todd John Mahler w1ll my speedy ways on the track to James McMahon B1lly Manlon w1ll my ab1l1ty to be a Senlor for two years to Ronn1e Overfleld Bobble Martln w1ll my qu1et ways to Butch Schwartz Betty Sue Melton w1ll my matrlmomal 1ntent1ons to Lou Ann Hayes Charles Melton w1ll my pos1t1on as last Pres1dent of the Semor Class of Bar ret o the Pres1dent of the Sen1or Class 1n the new school COTLH16 Mor1arty w1ll my sweet and lovable ways to Hattle Heater Betty Morphett w1ll my way of dragg1ng my words to Sonja Fraley Martha Morphett w1ll my dark ha1r and fr1endly ways to Greta Sutton S1dney Nelson w1ll my pos1t1on as a football star to Bobby Glover Bllly Nunnley w1ll my large amount of zeroes to Delbert W1ll1ams Sh1rley Odom w1ll my flutter1ng eye lashes and fl1rty ways to Charlotte Steele Edward Oglesby w1ll my place as basketball manager to the next manager Hazel Oglesby w1ll my knowledge of shorthand back to M1ss Vaughn Betty Jo Parker w1ll my sweater g1r1 flgure to M1ss F1sher Jlmmy Parr1sh w1ll my hot rod ways to B1lly W1lk1ns J1m Patterson w1ll my happy go lucky ways to Dav1d W1lson Sh1rley Ph1ll1ps w1ll my txtle ' M1ss Chnstmas Seal of Barret to Greta Sh1r ley and Laveda I Warren Ph1ll1ps w1ll my ab111ty to say the wrong thmg at the wrong t1me to Gall Lansden I Barbara Re1d w1ll my mterest 1n Home Econom1cs to Mrs Brame We Lee Rhoads and R1chard Wh1tmore w1ll our good op1n1on of I to Bobb1e Cornbleet Glenda Rucks w1ll my sweetd1spos1t1on to Judy Barnett Jud1th Shaw w1ll my undy1ng love for MISS Dudley to future Hlstory students Dor1s Steele w1ll my shy ways cute smlle and odd walk to L1bby Clay MarJor1e Sutton w1ll my grand personal1ty and gabby ways to June Cates Sh1rley Thomas w1ll my natural blond ha1r to Nancy Faulkner Mary Martha Towler w1ll my deslre to become a teacher to Ann Tyson Jlmmy Walker w1ll my ab1l1ty to go to sleep durmg a test to Roy McClure Peggy Wallace w1ll my love for tall dark and handsome boys to Phyll1s Mar lowe Betty W1lk1ns w1ll the fun I have had at Barret to the future students Jane W1lson w1ll my sw1ng1ng ga1t to Mrs Boswell Mlldred Wood Wlll my 'Woman of the World ways to Betty Beard We Elby Watson and Matthew W11S0n w1ll our amb1t1on to graduate to anyone who has tr1ed as hard as we have , Wayne W1ll1ams w1ll all my Jokes I have used 1n Speech Class to Martha Allen I Earl Yates w1ll my lanky f1gure to Larry R1chmond I Pat Yeandle w1ll my ab111ty to get B's to Clark Kxssmger We Bett1e Joy Schuette and M1ke Klem hopmg we have not hurt anyone's feelmgs w1ll the fun we have had wr1t1ng th1s w1ll to the 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That's pretty big, big enough for us to see ourselves standing in front of a traveling agent's desk, and we're talking to Betty Parker. She is telling us we should go to Arizona to see many of our former classmates in their present life. We see ourselves jump into a smartly designed car and see that is was produced by Ashford Book. His cars have become very common on the roads of today. On one of the state's best highways we are followed by a copper, Jim Parrish. Because, he says, you were going 147 rn. p. h. We can hardly believe we were going that fast, but he takes us to the Judge to pay the fine anyway. We tremble as we stand in front of Judge Charles Melton, he looks so stern. He fines us 350. 00, but suspends it taking into consideration the cop who pulled us in. Again on our way, we see an Indian souvenir shop managed by Mildred Woodg her best pottery maker is Barbara Reid. Enjoying the scenery we are stopped by a sign sayingQ Circle L Dude Ranch and it belongs to Sumpter Logan. Claudie Farmer is his best bronco rider: Matthew Wilson, having lost several pounds, has become a jockey and Howard Sutton, a patient horse buster. Just as we drive in three very pretty girls are being given quite a welcome. We recognize them as Betty Wilkins, Doris Steeld, and Connie Carter, the three top place winners in a National beauty contest. Other contestants were Bobbie Crowley, Betty Morphett, Judith Shaw and Margaret Busby, which must have made it very hard for the judges, Carol Hargis, Sid Nelson and Ruth Griffin. The winners were flown here by the Here to Eternity Air- lines owned by Frank Gill. Louis Dixon was the lucky pilot, this having been arranged by Mr. Gill's favorite secretary, Jacqueline Freeman. Some photographer is taking pictures of the beauties. I do believe it's Lee Rhoads. He will turn his terribly blurred pictures over to Glenda Rucks, editor of the Morning Mistake and the Evening Apol- ogizer , Glenda has a well known staff such as comic strip writer Austin Bryantg Lonely Hearts column Sara Brackett fher biggest problem at present is keeping Peggy Wallace and Don Gishfromfeudin' as usualjg sports writer, Earl Yates fjust covered benefit tennis game between tennis champ, Pat Yeandle and amateur, Ruth Clarkg judged by Melanie Fox and Bobby Culverj. As we pick up a paper which was delivered by Terry Monsen, on the front page we read about Prentice Brown's latest invention of the shoele ss shoestring. His assistant Ruby Jenkins said that he had been working on it for five and a half years. Alice Gass and Donald Edwards, Mary Martha Towler and Spencer Chapell have had the longest candy pull ever before recorded. Then we see the campaign promises of Jim Patter- son as he is running for mayor. His best selling point is to get a job for every man, even Ronnie Klutey and Mike Klein. He ridicules his opponent, Bettie Joy Schuette's apparently fantastic promise to find a husband for every girl over 26, even Glenda Gibson and Joyce Crowley, who are still trying as hard as ever. Of course there's always Betty Herzog, who has her man, Bill Brown, the heart-throb, still hasn't got caught. On the third page it tells about the president of Stephen's Girls College Nick Gallo way, trying to consolidate with K. M. I. under the direction of Nancy Bingemer. 44 From the T V room we hear B1g Top so we ru h 1n to see It They are featur1ng h1ghl1ghts from Joe Earl Farley's three r1ng clrcus There's Norman Br1dwell that m1dget clown He always was the shortest 1n the class In comes L1onel Crowder the apeman and scares poor l1'l Norman Here comes the bearded man, Edward G1sh HIS beard IS valued at S4 000 O00 OO Who 15 that he's chas1ng for pull1ng h1S beard? Yes, that 15 George AuSt1n Don McClure 1S announced as the great f1re eater he learned h1s act from eat1ng l1t c1gars 1n grade school Th1S program 1S brought to us by Creasy Ole the soap of beaut1ful women as Wanda Blanford found out from her fr1end Carolyn G1bson who w1ll g1ve us some adv1ce, too Don't use It Carolyn Bus by GleHH1S Fraley Sh1rley Ph1ll1ps and Hazel Oglesby make up the quartet of t1ght rope walkers Back to the mlddle r1ng where we see kangaroo boxlng we stare at Warren Ph1ll1ps who becomes slap happy after be1ng h1t a few dozen t1mes H15 tra1ner Sylv1a Hollowell f1nally breaks lt up FLASH! I I Nanted Guy Koehne better known as USH wanted by Betty Peak and Martha Morphett for the fatal ex plos1on Whlle he was work1ng on h1s latest experrment w1th x gas when he dropped a bottle of nrtroglycerm When last seen he was headed upward Th1s shock1ng news 15 Just too much for us so we start home We see the Nat1onal Cobalt Company w1th a wanted s1gn for two chem1sts 1mmed1ately we dec1de to go 1n to qual1fy As we pass through the gate B1lly Man1on stops us to be sure we aren t carrylng a gun The elevator operator MarJor1e Sutton surpr1ses us w1th the happy news of Bettey Sue Melton and B1lly Nun1ey's qu1ntruplets B111 1S do1ng well for h1m self as a daddy She also reports that E1S1e Clay 1S 1n the hosp1tal but found out lt was only from over eat1ng Jane W1lson f1nally got her man John Mahler, after a wh1rlw1nd courtsh1p of 7 hours Nancy Hutche1son st1ll hasn't had awreck on the Ind1an apOl1S Speedway Bobby Martm 1S do1ng h1S best to buy the Red Sox to move them Shawneetown When we get off the elevator we see a Slgn po1nt1ng to a door w1th Joan Hazelwood the bra1n on lt But we are 1ook1ng for the pres1dent There 15 h1s Off1Ce Joy McMahon h1s beaut1ful secretary asks us to te seated Fay Byne 18 Waltlng to see h1m to show h1m her plans for a Cobalt bomb shelter house When we go 1n the 0ff1C6 we are surprlsed to see Tommy Ch11dTeSS s1tt1ng behlnd the desk We ask h1m why Jacquehne Galloway 1sn't h1s secretary, and he says she was too Jealous so he f1red her He tells us the pos1t1on has already been fllled by two world famous chem 1sts Patsy Nowery Browder and Fredr1ck El11ott Tommy tells us that Jack Bentley d1rector of the B1g Tea Band has a wonderful waltz band Other members of h1S organ1zat1on are Bobby Hayes on drums, Glenn Lancaster that hot trombone player Sh1rley Olom play1ng the p1ano muscle bound Buckles Jerry that 1S play1ng the PIC colo and Carol Fru1t best slnger Deanna Boucher, the mean old manager, has Just gotten them a Job at ' The Dull Spot owned by R1chard Wh1tmore N1trogen f1zz 1S a spec1alty of the bartender Larry Hunter and h1s best customers are Janet Davrdson and Patsy Gammon Suzanne Denton has gotten t1ed up 1n a new ac robatrc stunt ar ranged by Mary Ellzabeth Hancock No wonder she got t1ed up Dr Edward butter f1ngers Oglesby 1S called and he orders Donald Adkms the bouncer to keep the crowd away from her Carol Crabtree does a ballet to keep the exc1tement of the crowd down We have dec1ded th1s 1S ent1rely too much for our weak brarns and are commg back to Kentucky We now have been stopped at I-Iopkrnsvrlle for speedmg and lt surely w1ll take us a long t1me to get out Conn1e Monarty J1mm1e Walke r 45 H . H . . . D . . . , , , . . . - Q ll vu ' , . . ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . , . ..... .. .... , uv un - 1 1 . . . ' . - 1 - 1 - 1 2 1 I 1 to - 1 , , . . . 1 1 ' - . 1 - 1 . H . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . , .... . 1 1 . . . . . - n 1 l - 1 1 . N ostentation effervescence I incoe rcible W x,- I are ,FF 7 il ' I . 1 Pnl.. xlw. .-', v.' fx xy ci 12' , Q, , V .sn , 1 s A M' i Q X, 511326 ,Q 'L 5' Sp- V-'C L ' ' .1-, SNAPS id S V7 7 1 ' 1 R 'V aifiiwi actually working -PCC A9735 Thu Ole , ....-.. ' 'f 1 : P ,Q . e v-' is .5 gl sf-, fa, ,, if , ' Gs ff ' '. . 1 ' ' 4- , 11, ' ..'1 ' 'H m4-- Vi' aL.1l,14'fff,l' A - , . ' ' i ,.1 ' J is ww' 4 dm' 41 'Ilf k g1!f 92 1? Ou L -. 4 'L QL' .rv 9' 1, 1 . , if strictly squares YU: 1' '- N CLASS OF '56 'rx .-N 7 SECRETARY: Peggy Cheaney lug, 'X PRESIDENT: ' Byron Pinson ,ze ew -. - VICE-PRESIDENT: Ronnie Sheffe r 4 P lil, ix 5 ADVISORS: Rhoads, Boswell Seibert, Melton, Easley NOT PICTURED S. S. H. D. J. P. R. M. D. Adkins Ashby Bloyd Chandler Hust Overby 'rapp Webb Wilson egg? , G- jo lei x X357 P Alderson M. Allen S. Allen R. Barron B. Beard D, Beard P. Benson 47 G. Brackett B. Brame J. Breedlove V. Bryant G. Bunch J. Carter B. Cates B. Caudill I. Clayton Cr. Connell Il' Og i 52 127 . v CLASS Qr' 'E:'j '3 5 's J. Crabtree L. Crabtree L.J. Crowley B. Culver L. Denton M. Denton J. Dodds G. Duncan W. Edens N. Faulkner S. Fraley C. Friedrich B. Fritz S. Gish 48 0 I R. Glick R, Glover L. Greco F. Gregory K, Gregory D, Hagedorn G, S. Hall D. Hare L.A. Hayes L. Haynes Q-1 1 X 7. 'T an 9. I . 0F'56 Heater C. Higdon 'vi' G E5 Q, l f XX 2 -J 3 'A J. Hoggard F, Hughes M. Hutcheson M.L. Jacobs G. Jenkins C. Katterjohn S. Keach D. King P. Knight J. Lambert 49 'U Hall Higgs 'ig '5 v., 9 'il 'H cus.. 5-'f lv tv! G. Lansden C. B. Manion H. Logan Marynell ,G . gi: is M ff I J, Loney M.J. Lucaric J. McMahon J. Mauzey N. Mays G. Meadows X6 'fi' XX'- '. 1 I Q-. IQ if sLf -v-0 s-E. J. Melton M. Miller R, Overfield J. Pentecost C. Phillips R. Phillips M- D. Redding S. Rednour M. Reinhardt D. Roberts L. Rogers B. Royster R- 50 CLASS Rabye Sandefur A, Scheller B. Spencer -gx U . F-We v P- -A S W sv 0F'56 T7 ci -E? N... B. Toy J, Trader B. Vick C. Watkins D. Williams P. Wilson G. Wood N. W00d8I'd 51 F. Schuette M. Schwartz S.J. Shelton S. Shelton W. Smith A. Snyder B. Stover G. Sutton F. Thomas M. Thomas R. Thrasher D. Todd L . S I . AJ. W Er m 'dllf . 'yi Y' B. Wilkins D. Workins 'N . '71-7 R fl 6 ,Q--'19 B Cornbleet, Vice President D Eakins, President G Heilbronner, Secretary FIRST ROW G, Abernathy G. Alexander D. Argue J. Barnett L. Baskett M. Blanford I. Balton C. Book S. Bourland V. Breedlove I. Bryant SECOND ROW P. Bryant I. Cahow L. Clay G. Clayton S. Cobb E. Callier G. Collins R. Cornbleet M. Cox C. Crabtree THIRD ROW C. Critser D. Cummins J. Davidson P. Dekemper T. Duke D. Eakins CLAS FIRST ROW T. Epley T. Estes B. Farley B. Fleming P. Fox S. Gatewood F. Gibson A. Gish F. Givens R. Glover I. Green C. Griffin B. Hall SECOND ROW F. Gibson T. Hallmark R. Hancock S. Hancock P. Harpole B. Harralson B. Harris J. Hatley B. Hayes W. Head G. Heilbronner K. Herzog THIRD ROW R. Hopper L. Houtchen S. Hufnagle L. Hurt A. Hust A. Ivy B. Kammerlohr D. Kitchen J. Knight S. Konsler G. Liles L. Lancaster OF '57 ADVISORS: Calmes, Fauquher, Gibson, Fisher Riehl. gn I FIRST ROW B. Royster B. Ruff S. Ruff S. Rutledge J. Sharp M. Shelton I. Sherrod W. Short M. Sigler E. Skaggs A. Smith l. Smith R. Stanley SECOND ROW M. Stone J. Stone B. Sutton P. Taggart H. Tate L. 'Teague L. Tompson C. Todd M. Toone A. Tyson P. Utley B. Vick THIRD ROW T. Vogel E. Walker J. Walker F. Wallace W. Watson S. Westerman T. Walton D. Watkins T. Wicks R. Wiggins J. Wilke C. Williams T. Williams R. Yates FIRST ROW B. Loney D. Luttrell R. McClure R. McClure R. McGann B Mclntyre P. Marlow P. Marshall R. Marshall J. Medows N. Merrick C. Miller M. Moore SECOND ROW I. Murray J. Nelson L. Nichols C. Odom B. Oglesby R. O'Nan D. Orsborne C. Parker V. Parrish D. Phillips J. Phillips B. Pinson THIRD ROW B. Polk B. Posey C. Powell M. Pressley V. Priest A. Pruitt B. Pruitt J. Rash B. Rednour L. Richmond B Leslie, Secretary D Sheffer, President G Holliday, Vice President FIRST ROW B. Adams W. Adkins C. Allen C. J. Baker B. Ball I. Barron B. Beal I. Beard J. Bebout D. Bellew I. Boston C, Brand D. Brown SECOND ROW M. Byrant G. Burgerner B. Burton B. Carter B. Carter E. Carter L. Carter D. Cates B. Cavanaguh H . Chapman F. Chapell F. Clark A. Clayton B. Collier THIRD ROW 5. Cookesy O. Coonley L. Cooper R. Cooper L, Cottingham L, Cotton J. Courtney L. Cummings M. Cox A. Doss J. Davis I. Davis FIRST ROW R. Dishon L, Dukes L, Denton R. Edwards D. Farley C. Freels E. Gee I. Gibbs S. Gibbs D. Gibson SECOND ROW R. Glick D. Griffin D. Gustafson D. Hall E. Hall I. Hall J. Hamlet M. Hancock S. Hancock K. Hansen THIRD ROW H. L. Harrwood M. Harrwood B. Hayes F. Hayes M. Hays M. Hendricks J. Higgenson G. Higgs I. Hillenbrand 0F'58 0 ADVISOR: S. Farley, Vaughn, M, Farley Dudley, Fryer, Diem. FIRST ROW P. Pruitt D, Reager P. Reley D. Reeder N. Richmond S. Rippetoe C. Ross L. Sandefur J, Scheller L, Schroeder C. Schwartz S. Sheets D, Sheffer A, Sheffer A, Shelton D. Shelton SECOND ROW P. Sills T, Slaughter S. Slaughter J, Smith R. Smith R, Smack P, Spencer J. Stanley B, Stokes R. Stone J. Stover L. Strouse C. Summers D, Sutton J. Sutton D. Swain THIRD ROW D. Tallant J. Tanner N, Tanner J, Ternes J. Ternes B. Tillitson P. Todd V. Toone D. Towler A. Tuley E. Utley J, Vandiver S. Vick J. Ward 1. Warren S. Walton T. Wells FOURTH ROW M. Woodard N. Woodring J, Willet M. Williams P, Williams P, Williams L. Wilson G, Wright B. Yates FIRST ROW B. Holland . G. Holliday C. Hunter D. Jernigan N. Jones C. Kellogg O. Killman C. Kissenger C. Lander F. Lander M. Landtrip SECOND ROW B. Lapington R. Leach R. Lemon S. Lesile C. Loyde F. McCormick P. McCormick I. McMullin C. Mahler G. Manion J. Mitchell D. Morris THIRD ROW B. Mortes B. Murphy R. Nunn M. Okley D. Osburn C. Pabe E. Pennington L, Pennington M. Phelps P. Phillips S. Pertil T. Powell S, Prichet D. Pruitt N. Pugh OFFICERS: Clayton, Stone, Barnett, Hughes, Hazelwood Bryant. FIRST ROW M. Adams M. Adams I. Anderson A. Armstrong C. Bailey I. Barr J. Bantley G. Barnett B. Beaven B.. Benton B. Blake J. Brann B. Brown M. Brown SECOND ROW I. Bryant 1. Bryant B. Bumpus J. Burnette B. Burton W Carmen J. Chadwell P. Chinn D. Clark G. Clark L, Clay G. Clayton D. Clement R. Cobb B. Coghill THIRD ROW M, Connell R. Cornbleet S. Corey J. Courtney G. Cox C. Crafton G. Critser J. Davis H. Denton D. Dickerson S. Duff D. Dossett R. Dossett C Duncan CLAS N! FIRST ROW L, Dunn D. Eades M. E. Edwards L. Ellis S. A. English H. Eply C. Ervin D. Estes C. Fambrough S. Farar S. Freeman R. Fulkerson S. Glover SECOND ROW P. Goodley B. Green P. Green J. Griffin I. Griffin P. Griffin S. Griffin S. Griffin B. Grossman R. Hape J. Harris M. Harris THIRD ROW B. Haynes K. Hazlewood N. Hillenl S. Hopper R. Hudson C. Hughes M. Hunt R, Hunt C. Hutchinson K. Hutchinson S. Jenkins L. Johnson .X , 1 OF 59 J ff,- I ADVISORSg Jones, Marshall, Duncan, Robertson, Plain, Chapman, FIRST ROW P. Schroeder J, Shelton P Slaughter B. Smith S. Smith N, Southwood C. Steele E. Stone K. Stone N, Stone N. Stone P. Stone R. Stone S. Stone SECOND ROW W. Stowstreet A. Storm A. Tapp M. Tapp J, Taylor S. Thomas C. Thomson R. Thompson I-l. Tillitcson G. Tolley S. Vandiver P, Vanlilooser S. VanMcter THIRD ROW P, Vanover J. Vaughn N. Villenes P. Walker B. Walters N. Walters W. Walton L, Ward C. Whitledge K. Williams R. Williams S. Williams L, Wilson W. Wilson S. Wright B. Rednour FIRST ROW L. Johnson S. Joiner D. Jones J, Jones R. Jones N. Kiefer A, LaRue C. Likens J. Martin P, Martin C, McAtee A. McCarty B. McClanahan L. McCollom J. Melton A. McGowan SECOND ROW M. Mills P. Murphy U. Morris E. Nichols E. Neiten C. Ninness J. 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I 035 I 1 0' , Q gf 1 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 VVon VVon VVOU VVon VVon VVOn VVOn VVOn VVon VVon VVon VVOn VVon WVCDD lost lost lost lost lost lost lost lost lost lost lost lost lost lost X 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 Wfon VVon VVon VVon VVOn lost lost 10st lost lost QW X 4 4 1' - 1 7 3 4 4 5 3 ' 5 4 , , ei , 8 2 1 I 7 4 X J .- 6 4 fi f 5 4 1' - 1 I QQ- , 1948 Won 5 lost 4 me 1 ' W, I 4 6 ef 4 7 Li W Q 6 4 A :-g.,f,- o 10 1 8 1' - 1 3 5 1' 1 2 24 3 15 7 9 12 14 7 13 13 '7 17 5 W 17 8 .f C 20 7 Q 5- 23 5 Q 13 7 ' 18 5 4 15 9 12 12 21 7 55 ,gi ,I - 2 buh PJIISOD he lton V51 ns on X ara-hi huuttc Yatgb Brow Ch1ld1-ess Eaklns Ruff 'i l A N., qi., ' 1 ,Mg ' A '35 M' ,N .--1 .ff i - S XI- i 3 3 1 I S A 1 I . U- Y I UF , I' V r ' X f f 5 fag gg, fr- 0 '01 Q 3 X -n, e 'WI . 1 1 'E 0 nwlllfl ,P ' 1 ik. f ,, -51 l '- I 'F 6 i .L X955 SJ' f-- X P K-'TE ff g' I' 7 7 ntcoto 11 trrct cttdcd 1tsl111..l l1.1Skut1.1IIsc.nsnt1 lll .1 lltm uf glory. .15 tliuy In-.tt Nvwport Ill tltt -'-111snl.1t1t-11 g.1111c in tlic Stitc Tnttrtm ll.L'llI .at Lcxitigttiit tn wtalilislt tltulttsclves tb tltt third lust tt 111 in -.11t1 1 ltr t I K' But o :ix l.lLk tru tltu hcst. lltmt-l1Pl.11i1 lcd tlic Fl.1sI1tt1u11 tu thc UlIISI.lllLIllIg rucord of 29 wins .tgrittist XVIII, four losses. thc licst vvcr .frlziuxud iti B.1rrct'blttstt1ry. Wu tire cw- tn-111-ly prt-11.1 of Mr. Pl.tlll amd the ICLHN, .mtl wr lumw tI1.1t next year lim will miss -'ltr tltryc it-riors, Don Ltislt -litglt scorur I-.'.1r. litllj. Brwwn- -st. r rchtvutrder. tml i1'll.ll j. Cltiltlrcis. fmt lt-: will build A .ts lic did tl1iQ ic.1r. Con mr 11:11 t1.1t1s. .ils--, tn Byron Pinson .15 the wt.111t1tul'wltilt B.1rrct'sI11btt1r5 tu 111.1kc ill--t..tu. .md first tc.11t1 .tt tltttt. Ile.-rc is mir 51.-11s.1t1t+11.1l rt-cord fur lt,-54-551 t--r :lit- .mtttltt t i1I'L'.lIIC.lIlt Dtitiiimr 80 Cl tk' S2 E. rllingtuii 58 U'lmr1Q Cath ff, Sturgis 7. HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Midi-uttville 7U lloli Nttttte 82 Dgiwsntt Springsfvj M,1d1Q.-iivillc 711 IXIt'I'I,1.lIlI-ICILI 7.i Pr.-vtdcttu: lib Uwctiflwru ' I llulidvrsttii Cu. 82 'llwpktttwxtllc , 7 ll.1lyZN.1il.e 61 Ixltirrtty 74 Fl.1gLt 711 AIIICII-'ll 66 lib 5-I 55 57 -I-I 58 34 615 52 41 53 44 L50 72, Q6 538 li trct 75-Opputtcitts lmrrt-t 2425-Upptiitctits I Q Uwciishom 78-7 Warren Co. 75-6 Buwltiig Green 74-4 Daviess Cu. 82-5 Dixon QI-5 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT St. Agnes II8- II--lyN.1t11c 55-4 Ilcttdcrstitz Co. 71,3-5 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Clay 79-3 Owe.-tishom 78-5 Dixtvti 7 -5 STATE 'IUURN AMEN 'I' Clay Co. - Ada' 11. ' - tir L Sliclhyvtllc 62-6 26 Ncwptirt '6 S4 f.tVCl'4tgcj 7510 ftt1t.1IJ Q, - I ' THI ,P 4 BEHIND mga PUNCH X 'Q ww Mi 5--5' 'x l fa --1 Q , W , f w I. ' s l POWER s E.f7gJ, 'N I .'1 f'fL fe iv? 'r ' sis Rr- 4' aqvfqgq has -21 'l!5 ,a ' 4. x V EEK. Eg r 4, ' Q gi Q zu lg R , Ya ,,,,- 1 it I . , Qf f' X Ann Shaver Tina Blackwell h Joan Hazelwood Martha Sugg Fay Wallace Margaret be hwartz ,- A a 4-a,14.,Af S ' ' 'Jia M . b A A an VV, , 1-nil., .A mt, ' . . A,AL VV Am ,V V g A--fix K v V- Mpgurxgssif l-:f'm,..wg-az, I L-Q Y 7 .,-, , fzxgxgm wi, , , 'fag ' 1 L 'Q FO0TBAll FIRST ROW: Schwartz, Herzog, Ruff, Shaffer, Swain, Ball, Jerry Hatley, Dossett, Leslie. SECOND ROW: J. Stone, Jim Harley, Parker, Toomes, Hazelwood, Hall, R. Stone, Glover, Nunis, Gibson. THIRD ROW: Cornbleet, Tate, Barron, Morris, Polk, Griffin, Wells, Tanner, Aber- nathy, Scheller. P'-1.. BASKETBAll FIRST ROW: Pruitt, Polk, Marshall P. Bryant, Ruff, Pinson, Gibson. SECOND ROW: Taggart, Tate, Hunter, Yates, Thomas, J. Bry- ant, Posey, Sheffer, Abernathy. T.V. VARIETIES by Concert Chou Directed by Mr. Diem Masters of Ceremonies: Lee Rlioads George Austin, Joan Hazelwood I. Melody of Love II. Ma and Pa Fiddle III. Mystery PersonP?? IV. Mr. Sandman V. Goofus VI. Glow Worm VII. The Koppy Katz VIII. Choral Patrons IX. Musical Moments X. Hernando's Hideaway XI. Evening Prayer AUNT CATllIE'S CAT by Dramatics Club DIRECTOR . Mrs. Fauquher AUNT JANE . Margie Sutton AUNT CATHIE . Pat Yeandle DOTTY . . .Gail Lansden PEGGY . Donna Hagedorn BILL . . Frederick Elliott TILLY. . . Ann Scheller MARIA . Mary Jane Lucaric JOSE . . . Chas. Melton DAVID BRENT Guy Koehne LIZ. . . Connie Morairty MISS WALKER . Ruth Clark OFFICER . . . Mike Klein GAS MAN . Chas. Melton 5, ,L v ff' W' 1 - V I if N ll fl Q! Y Q urfk 1 0 1 BASKETBALL QUEEN Peggy Wallace- I .3 1 af' I .s W' E, . :-.V ' 'Q jo 'Q Qffl'g --nn- .J ' v fl' JW- , 1 ' f . I A. 'IN 3 'Zh P 5' wr br Y 1r 'YJ af , 41 Y. i Y , ,JI 09, Bexihl if 1:hiK.r0OY e RWM Jan . . Nora Wilson an Bri dw:-11 9 14464 91. A 78 Bobbic C row1eY Jarntrs W alku 1' G11-nda Gibson Brown 9 .I , 'f ' . '51 fm lr Bettie Joy Schuette Ronnie Klutey 7046: Elsie Clay Warren Phillips F X , ll. :ff-' JaCquc,l' . 'Jim Patnlp Gauowa ti I'S0n y Glenda Rucks Lar ry Hunte r Carol C rabtrve Lionel Crowder ,.- 79 Connie 11401-ia:-ty Q Nick Galloway Suzanne Denton Prentice B1-own Sara B1-acke Don MCCIU1- Peggy Wallace Tofnfny Clzildz-ess Ma ' C 11101716 Sutton Don Gish .U blawl BH 'tHe -. Frir1nds, Ro ans, omrrymen 11,0 Q13 O00 Oar Queen QI huarl I Us ,- Q, , 5 : L .5 h lisfe-Haw . ,, , KL QL , , CONCERT CHOIR E , wr W Q . E vxxxx Q ,' Hy .Q X . few J' 'Z . , . A ,N ,in I DIRECTOR Virgil E. Diem SECRETARY-Ann Snyder VICE-PRESIDENT-Ronnie Klutey PRESIDENT-Marjorie Sutton TREASURER-Lee Rhoads ACCOM PANIST Marjorie Sutton 82 CONCERT BAND if Q21 4 ,W TREASURER-Mike Klein PRESIDENT-Connie Morairty VICE-PRESIDENT-Glenda Gibson SECRETARY-Joy McMahon 9, 1 r T T f f V 1+ J . S' x C .1-A .4 sf 1 DIRECTOR STUDENT DIRECTOR Roy Twornbley Mike Klein 83 Y , ' ,,,f , i f 1 x R 2 f 9 1544 :- ,. 1: ' ', J f ' ' 1 1 a X new S0 VICE-PRESIDENT-Dorie Steele PRESIDENT-Bettie Joy Schuette SECRETARY-Nancy Mays REPORTER-Ronny Overfielcl 85 UUY PRESIDENT Tommy Childress VICE-PRESIDENT Byron Pinson 2' 4 0 Q39 A, 0 0 ,Q Q2 60 by 0 Q- Q +9 QQ 63 Qc' 6 49' 69' ADVISOR Mr. Shelton PORTS ADVISOR Miss Melton 9 0 9 42960 QQ 0 P 'lb Q? 9' O X78 f 0 -2' G '7 QQ' Q0 GOO Oi? U Q0 PRESIDENT Peggy Wallace 5 , Q Q PRESIDENT-Chas Melton SECRETARY-Jane Wilson not pictured: VICE-PRESIDENT-Gail Lansden ADVISOR-Mrs. Snyder PRESIDENT-Chas Melton ADVISOR-Mrs. Fauquher SECRETARY-Warren Phillips X' 4 0 4 'lf I 7 BUSINESS MANAGER-Janet Davidson VICE-PRESIDENT-Shirley Odom PRESIDENT-Claudie Farmer SECRETARY-Jackie Galloway REPORTER-Betty Herzog ADVISOR-Mrs. Fauquher SECRETARY-Connie Morairty PRESIDENT-Chas. Melton ADVISOR-Mrs. Fauquher VICE-PRESIDENT-Gail Lansden TREASURER-Margie Sutton 0 SECRETARY-Greta Bunch PRESIDENT-Chas. Melton VICE-IPRESIDENT-Roliliy Ovcrfi-:ld TREASURER-Margaret Schwartz ADVISOR-Joanne Ashby nf-43 Q., M, if Vw. ,S gl SECRETARY-Libby Clay PRESIDENT-Anne Shaver ADVISOR-Mr. Jones VICE-PRESIDENT-Judy Vanovc. TREASURER-Ann Schellcr REPORTER-Ruby Jcnkins 1ST VICE-PRES. ' Frank Gill SECRETARY-Shirley Phillips ADVISOR- Miss Vaughn PRESIDENT-Don Adkins 2ND VICE-PRES. - Shirley Thomas SRD VICE-PRES. - Margaret Busby Not Pictured: TREASURER-Matthew Wilson u. Ili -fl 1 f F we il' if Soclology Q Z ,,.4,,f'f , t 1 -, E t ' ' NA Q ,.. -f,,, ,,,.,-,,. ,W , . .lla--f-,--ff Y fy p I XX A-' -3 wx, A N Pt Paper Devoted to the interest afxd -- Ks Encqurageinent oi Pugh S::hoo'x Lxie I- e, V ' M ' UM' B '- . The Quilt was tmxudcd m Numtccn 'Ywewc ixxllrxijv. by the dues oi 'Yhxrtcv:u. buzug putmahed ndmthky by the students oi tw: Buffet Muxmat Tmzmug High schom. Entered as second cuss mutter at the Post Oiitcc, Hcxxdevson, Ky.. under act oi Maxam 5. 1909, SpectaX rates ol ptubtuge prrwvxdcd tor tn Svrtion 1103, Act oi 1 7' October 3, V311 auttxurued October 26, V320 Z' W E-E-'91 0 5 ' 3- -, -. Vp x -Z xt TW' A-, R- P M 3 6 ' J ' S 4I K .4 ,QX J Aw Q QUXLL sure PQ, X 1 Ywzrli. T-Lxrtm t I H t'V,t,v HKU 'fm-x -Km' Y'-tx xg . NX1ltZ1Qu'l Chgxrlvw Nt-Xton t pr 1 ,mt--1 Um. Hr. Luft Hunt 1 BM Urfxwn -' N 1'-x.'.,,rf1 K L x-tx ugxt-fn,-. xufft.m.- uw-.vu COATI- 'xw nt l'hiKdrv:.s m'a..' klt-tt xt-. Vu-X Yht-:rnf Auuixx Ury.-nt I r,u1mwt.:x Lt,gg.:n ukmxzhtt KX'.'.tc': .4 P' Y'-1 Lx s ' NNn'ut'a V15 Wnvzwv- tjivmxlj 'r't'.xXu'y. tim S !'.i'.'v-v Xtu1Q.tu'r'- Su:..unnc Demon. k'h.u'Xyc Ju Banker ' ' nu.. mpucuw X1-1-:ju G.-mg, sm-'tt tmlcy, C, C n o G Y- X- XX'1e'J.u-- Yhke- Kkktt, Nhfihn ,Nik-at I ' It X ilwnml- uvcri..-t-1 and Shir..-3 P'tx'Mw2. X' d t -1 - .- R3-KH Ciav. Bvitj: Wklka-n -Nw-aw . 'x'Xu'.hu, Lmtk 'fm B5 :vw T.e- Pnxhu-v Jim V.xt1e1'sun !'E.- :w,1.xg-in L1-c 'tltxmtts -. 1 ilu: RC.4wYtm- E'. n- 1. Yixtm' ,s,.'-v Wxwnx .- 2 1 .. L 5 ' V' c 'Q ' 5 x I . A ' 4 - 5 Q: i Z ' ' 4 f J .h Q. -b' . 1 , I X . . X f 'X -- x N 94 its I de EDITOR Chas, Melton BUSINESS MANAGER Larry llumer ACTIVITIES EDITOR Marjorie Sutton ACTIVITIES EDITOR PCESY Wallace 1 ' Producers of the 43rd and ADVISOR EAST REVUE OF BARRET Viola Melton LITERARY PHOTOGRAPHER BOOKKEEPER EDITOR Lee Allen Mary Elizabeth Pat Yeandle Rhoads Hancock COPY COPY COPY SPORTS EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR Betty Connie Jane Prentice Wilkins Carter Wilson Brown SNAPSHOT ART ART SPORTS EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR Fred Guy Mary Martha Richard Elliott Koehnc Towlcr Whitmore 3. AQC-' I K. 0 - n 'ff x to as . S Q: Sf, ? Swv' 1 F of ga vi 'Wi 'fx 515 if Y-5 ACTIVITIES 73-95 ADMINISTRATION: 5 , Allied Youth: 90 I Annual Staff: 95: 1, 40, 42, 44 Aunt Cathie's Cat : 72 Babes: 39 . Band: 83,58, 69, 81 Barret High School: 2-3 Barret, James R. : 8 Barret Principals: 8 Barret Sports Review: 64-65 BASKETBALL: 66-68: 59, 64 Basketball, Girls': 64-65 Basketball, J. V. : 71 Basketball Queen: 75: 73, 81 Basketball Record: 64-65, 68 Big Seniors: 37-38 Candidates: 80 Cheerleaders: 70: 69,71 0 Cheerleaders, J. V.: 71 CIASSES, 9-57 Class of '55: 9-39 Class of '56: 47-51 Class of '57: 52-53 Class of '58: 54-55 Class of '59: 56-57 ' Class Rin : 36 CLUBS: 85-91 Coaches: 60, 66, 69 Concert Band: 83 Concert Choir: 82, 46, 72 Crowning: 77-80: 73,81 Curricula: 92-93 Debate Club: 88 DEDICATION: 2-3 65,71 Defensive Team fFootba1lI: 62-63 DEPARTMENTS: 92-93 Dorsey, Miss Alice Y.: 2,8,73 Dramatics Club: 89: 72 Dramatics Club Play: 72 . EIGHTH GRADE: 56-57 Eighth Grade Advisors: 57 Eighth Grade Officers: 56 Farewell to Barret: 1, 2-3, FOOTBALL: 60-63: 59, Football Banquet: 46, 73 Football, J. V.: 71 Football Record: 61, 64-65 FRESHMEN: 54-55 Freshman Advisors: 55 Freshman Officers: 54 Future: 44-45 Future Retailers: 91 Future Teachers: 91 Girls' Basketball: 64-65 Glee Club Show: 72 H Club: 87 H' History classj: 40-41 History schoollz 8 INDEX FACULTY: 5-7, 4,9,46,47,53,55,57 8,40-45, 64-65 64-65, 71 I 1 Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Club: 91 Homecoming: 73 Homecoming Queen: 74 Honor Society: 85 Junior Advisors: 47 Junior Officers: 47 JUNIORS: 47-51 Junior Toastmasters Club: 88 Junior Varsity: 71 Junior Waltz: 78-79 King and Queen: 77: 73, 80 Lettermen's Club: 87 Little Seniors: 39 Managers: 69 Miss Mistletoe: 76 Music: 82, 83 ORGANIZATIONS: 82-95 Past: 40-41 Pep Band: 69 Pep Club: 86: 69 Present: 42-43 Principal: 5: 4,8 Principals of Barret: 8 PRODUCTIONS: 72, 94, 95 Prophecy: 44-45 Queens:'2,73-77, 80 Quill Staff: 94 Radio and T. V. Club: 89 Records: 8, 40-41, 61, 64-65, 68 Revue Review: 8 Revue Staff: 95: 1,40, 42,44 Sadie Hawkins: 73 - Salesmanship Club: 91 Secretarial Club 90 Senior Advisors: 9 ' Senior Officers: 9 SENIORS: 10-36 Shirt-tail Parade: 46 SNAPS: 4 46, 58, 81: 59, 72, 73, 92, 93 Sophomore Advisors: 53 Sophomore Officers: 52 SOPHOMORES: 52-53 Speech: 88-89, 92 SPORTS 59-7I Sports Records: 61, 64-65, 68 Student Council: 84:73 ' Students fPupilsI: 10-36,47-57 Subjects: 92-93 Superintendenti 5 Superlatives: 37-38 Teachers: 5-7: 4, 9, 46, 47, 53, 55, 57 THE LAST REVUE: 1-96 Theme: 1 Title Pagezl . T, V, Varieties : 72 Will: 42-43 Awxdhyabw YEARIOOKS M K'-Q K , A- 'J S '1 '.- -L it A ff.,-eil: , 1 5 .5 V N V., J L ANNU AL YXNA EXGHTY -FOURTH and ommencernenf xercibea HAHHET MANU AL THAYNYNG HKGH SCHOOL THURSDAY.. MAY 26, X955 8100 Y. M. Cyrrinasinrn-Auditoriurn. Henderson, Ky. iff Srpinir Xonrisos, Superintendent, Yresiding - - - - - - - - Sigmund Bornberg, - Francis Scott Key Edward Edgar The Desert Song - - Star-Spangied Banner ----- Yrocessionai ,Tomo and Circurnstance' - - - Two Yiano Team: Ann Snyder and Hattie Heater invocation ----------- Kiev. A. Yan Wyk Ciass Yresident - - - - Ctiaries Meiton Honor Student - Siarione Sutton Awards ---- - Baton C-add Asst. Yrincipai Annnfss H. 0. H. ROBERTS, I Atfomeg-at-Law Evansville, lndwnd Pregidffnf, American School Board Association l l Yresentation oi Ciass to Sunerintendent - - - W. W. White Yrincipai Acceptance oi Ciass - - - Staniey Xohnson Superintendent Presentation oi Diniomv ------- Cooksey Cration President, City B0ard oi Education Assisted by W . W . White, yrincinai - Bev. Ge0rge S. Wood Benediction - C1 'I ,f lay,-SYUP MARJO N1 Soho . RIE S CHARLES MELTO Citi?-enshlp C UTTON: Leadership . ON rtsmanSh1P NIE MORIARTY. S53 Spo . Instrume TOMMY CHUJDRE ntal Music SUMPTER LOGAN: Science JANE WILSON: Commercial SL:-Sv BAK Tunlhy, Wekomr Cin! History Mgmvries' Clul Will 'Auld Ling Sym' . Class Prvphecv 'Yoifll Never W Giftarillls Alrnl Slller RET HIG 001. CLASS OF le song '55 NIGHT my 24, was Charles Mellon, President Nancy Hulcheiion Www Phillips ,. , . Su-1 Bracket! Bettie lay Schuekie Mike Klein l rry Hunter, Snrnptrr Lpgan, Koehne 2 Lee Rbolds, Guy ariy . Connie Mori lime! Walker Senior rneinbels ul Concert Choir lane Wilsiln Larry' Hunter Class of '55 too. The last one, bird J ust read the slgn the Last and Best: , f I 4 5 1 Un CLASS 01: FII-'TY -FIVE I ents .. . M X EEMEMBEE MAMA High S.-h uw Twn , . . Pres nol Yursinn NYTQ PLAY Cl gf HSCHO ummm ms 5 MAY 1 4, 19:11 km-ne F auquhet S1 rs. 1 'dekon Charhfs A Direbtor .,,.,,.., . sistaut Director , ..,.,, ,, A S As CREW . ' S1 Auf. C Xaudie Farmer Lxcwrlsc BKXH Nunkfl 'ck Holt N ick GaXXOw ay tl Freden EX tterson sim Ya Sumpter L0g,an 100 Cha racters Katrin . 1? ,K- '7 , , Marjorie Sutton Varna , . ja lfcl U'ilson Papa lirinalrl Klllffil' Jagnmr Suzan 11f' D 1111 ton Christine Prggm' Wallace' Ur. llwlf- , . .Frf'rlf'r1'r'lf Elliott Nels ,. ..,,.., Uhrr f-rl Phillips Aunt Trina ff f1111r if- Voriuritx' Aunt Sigricl , , Pat Yrandlv Aunt jrlnnv Cl:-mln Gibson Uncle Chris , , , , Erlwarcl Cisli A Wrnnan , jar-rl liz' line' fiallnway Mr. TllUTlif'lSOIl , , jfw Ifurl Filflf'-V Dr. johnson , lficliarcl Whitmore Arm- FI. iiiif- v Hlilkf-r 1 X lV1l1'Sf' . , Marv lflizabr-tl: H:mc-or-lr l X iifi ther Nurse . Doris Str-ole .S-nla Clerk . , . Erlwarml Ogle-sliv ,Mule-line . . Sara Brac-lwtt IJ. fmtlzy Schiller . . Shirlfjv Uclnm lfl ifi' e noe Dana .Voorf-head . , , Glenda Hur-lcs Iifll Boy . .,,,.,. Frank Cill L J BASEBALL The baseball team this year had a blazing 13-2 record, and as this shows, they had a grand team. And you'd better watch next year, for they don't lose a single player. Good luck, team! Here 's that record: Sebree: won 12-0 and 8-5 County High: won 25-2 Madisonville: won 6-5 Davies Co.: won 7-1 and 5-4 Owensboro: won 2-1 Morganfield: won 15-1 and 12-2 Livermore: won 6 -5 Holy Name: won 19-O Reitz: lost 3-6 District Tournament: Beat Holy Name 13-0 and St. Vincent 4-3 Regional Tournament: Lost to Central City 7-9 R F! sa. .-V- B' J x QAYHETIJ- 5 K Xtllllfvfifd Q10 fig L R tj H1155 H K urn 1 iid'-llf4'f 1 1'i 0 V fl 2 L 1 rl - 1 N, r , Xb I rj v -- f ei W3 W xsf If , if It C, , dv. ,Y ,-,: XSL! V pv X , l img , 4 I L! s:IL- 'xgaaf' 2 ffglw ,. fn' fx EM 5 cn 2 gp sms, , 'Qryv v , 1 ff jk X r xf yy ig if Q . .M X Q , 'M FIRST ROW Swain, Redding, Benson, Shelton, Ward, Walters Rhoads SECOND ROW Coach Chapman, Carmen, Carter, Willett, D. Sheffer R Pinson Hunt N4 THIRD ROW: Manager Griffin, Coach Plain, Eakins, Toone Tate I 5 N Hatley, Connell, Bellew, R, Sheffer, Nr B, Pinson, Manager Cornbleet. 1 .Riu ' ug. Q 4 ' .n . 'jf:f.-L -If TRACK Barret had a very fine track team as their last one The team this year had outstanding boys in most every event. Two boys got points for us at the state track meet: Fred Schuette tied for first in the high jump and Bill Ruff tied for third in the pole vault. The team won two triangular meets--one against County High and Madi- sonville and the other one against Sturgis and Providence. They lost their only dual meet to Paducah, But they showed up well in the real big meets, placing fourth in the Murray Relays, third in the W. K.C. meet, and first in the regional meet Losing only two seniors, next year's team should really be burning up the track and field for Henderson High, Q l FIRST ROW: Bryant, Mclvlahon, Yates, Ruff, Schuette SECOND ROW J Mahler, Sommers, C. Mahler, Hazelwood, Hall, Pullum Stone, Logan., Estes, Neiten, Crafton. THIRD ROW: Toy, Miller Monsen, Hunter, Watkins, Greco, Scheller, McClure. 103 ,, GOLF The Barret Golfers didn't do so well this year by the won- lost criterion, but they had a fine team and their 2-5 record could have easily, except for some tough luck, been much better. Thomas and Royster qualified for the state tourna- ment. Only losing one senior, they should be back next year doing big things for H. H. S, Here 's the story: Mater Dei 17--3 Barret O'boro Cath. 5-- I Barret O'boro Cath. 8 112--3 112 Barret Owensboro 9--6 Barret Hoptown 12 112--2 112 Barret Owensboro 9 112--5 112 Barret Madisonville forfeited S 7' - J ,. , s x , 'll X uf 5 ' ' ' r X 2 as fe in U., Sh., 1 Y ' N ' -' ll . Y . g fre. 'A XX 1' f ' fi '. f 4 I. 'bf' V Th0m.-43 Melton f1l l 'A TENNIS The tennis team, composed entirely of seniors, also didn't do so well by the record, but they really had about the best material at Barret has had in years. Most of the bo s have been on the team all four years, and are fine pgayers. But better than usual competition, some bad luck, and so few matches kept them from manifest- ing their real stuff. However, Hunter was third in the regional toumament. Good luck to the entirely new team next year. Here is their record: Reitz O - -6 Barret Bowling Green 4--2 Barret Bosse 6 - -0 Barret Owensboro 5--1 Barret , r - .Q 9 E . . 2 A .. 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