Dupont Manual Training High School - Crimson Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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KENNETH L. HOUSER Minor Staff, '3B1f2. Kenneth is the plump fellow on the Mirror Stall' who ran the, Stitch in time service . If your article is late, give it to Kennethg he'll get it in. JAMES COLEMAN HUGHES, JR. Scnior Crimson Staff. James is a quiet, serious-minded young man who is al- ways willing to help a friend. He has the ability to work, and a worker he is. Having little trouble with the girls, he is sure to succeed. You ought to see him sing in assembly! JAMES WILLIAM ISBELL Band, '36. National Honor Society, 73815. Term Honor Roll, '37, '37MZ, '38. Rifle Team, 381,53 Team Captain and Coach. RiHe Club, '37M3, '38, '38M, fPresident and Founderi. At Ahrens Trade School-Sports Eidtor, Trade Journal, '37. It's the fast shootin' son of a gun from the west end. Will has excelled in a number of things. His marksman- ship is surpassed only by his scholarship. HARRY LAWRENCE KEHRT, JR. Here is a swell, great big small guyg yes, he's a fellow who can tell you what it is all about. Harry has had to work after schoolg this has kept him out of many activi- ties. When seeking the right answer or information, avoid delayg ask Kehrtg you will soon be on your way. WILLIAM ENOCH KINGSTON Glee Club, '36. Inter-Class Track Meet, '38. William has a queer way about school. Somehow it seems he's in the land of his dreams, for to the top is where he always steams. 22

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DUIE GARLAND HEDGSPETH Football, '36w, '37V2, '38V3, National Honor Society, '37V2, '38, '38HQ, Glee Club, '36w. Term Honor Roll, '38, Student Council, '37M, '38, Duie, a uiet fellow. has done things at school in a . q , . . big WHY. We wish him further success lu life, His slo- gan is, watch me go and grow. A. FRED HENNIES, JR. Football. '372.Qg M, '38W. Baseball, M, '38, M Club. '38, '38M,. National Honor Society, '37W, '38, '33M. Student Council, '38, '38w, Tc-rm Honor Roll, '36, '361Q, '37, '371f3, '38, '38M:, High Point Man, Inter-Class Track Meet, '38, Though Fred has trouble with a few of his fifty girls, he, as his record shows, has had no trouble in making the grade at Manual. More speed to you, Fred. RAYMOND PAUL HESS Track, '38, M Club, Chess Club. Radio Club, Senior Crimson Staff. Ride Club, This is one fellow who is busy this season without the WPA, He is our Senior Crimson cartoonist and general funny man. More power to you, and laughs to others, Raymond, Hope we'l1 see you in the funny paper, VVILLIAM EDWARD HIGGINS, JR. Football, '35, '35, Glee Club, '37, '371fZ, '38, '38W. Cheer Leader, '37, '37Hf23 Head Cheer Leader, '38, '38EQ, Baseball, '38, M Club, 1382. Besides being an excellent Brown Noscr , he is also a Fine student. It has been said that Willie lost in a hog calling match, this left him in fine shape for cheer leading. JAMES STERLING HORNBUCKLE J, V. Football, 23515. J. V, Basketball, '35V3, Glee Club, '35M4, '36, '36k, '37, '37w, '38, National Honor Society, '38M3. All State Chorus, '36, '37, City Comptroller, National Youth Yveek, '37, School Quartet, '37, History Club, '38, '38w, M Club, '38V2, Baseball, '38. This fellow is our own Dizzy Dean . He managed to strike out three men in succession in a single game, We consider this an achievement. 21

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PAUL CHARLES KREMPP Football, '3SV2, '36V2. Track, '36, '37, '38. Inter-Class Track Meet, '38. Senior Crimson Stall Paul is one person who will give you his opinion: yes, and how! He says Manual will beat Male in seven of the next ten football games. We hope he will be right as usual. OWEN GILBERT LINDE This boy has proved to be an invaluable source of witty remarks in Mr. Davis's English class. He has an answer for everything, even if its truth is unquestionable. We are sure that his ready wit will carry him farther than all his hook larnin'. IRVIN LINKER J. V. Football, '36M2. Varsity Football, '37V2, '38V2. Spanish Club, Treasurer, '37, '372Q. Inter-Class Track Meet, '38. Senior Crimson Staff. Irvin is the best salesman and gossiper in the Senior class. Our present day politicians will have to do some- what better, to give Irvin any competition in spouting about. Maybe he'd make a good orchestra conductor. CLAYTON L. LITTLE Barn Dance Crew, '38V2. Clayton is one of the few boys who took an active part in the Barn Dance. He proved to be an excellent musician the night of the dance. He shore kin play almost any musical instrument. CHARLES C. LUSH, JR. We have here a slim young man that doesn't care to have the last word. Start looking, Charles, you'lI be rich some day. I once heard Mr. Walker say that silence is golden. I hope you find it in a pot, but don't look at the foot of the rainbow. 23