Morrison High School - Warwick Yearbook (Morrison, VA)

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Page Sixteen The Warwick MONICA RUT H FARNHAM “Maggie” “Beauty rules all”. Secretary-Treasurer of Class, ’23, ’24. Assistant Business Manager of “The War- wick”, ’23, ’24. Secretary Poindexter Literary Society, ’23, ’24. Secretary Athletic Association, ’23, ’24. Class Prophet, ’24. Ruth has been the life of our class; she never lets conversation lag as she has that gift of talking that we all desire. She has worked when we had need for her and as for fun, she is always on the job. She was a very good prophet and whatever her path of life will be we are sure she will make good. How we all will miss her. ALTA HERMA CHILDRESS “He that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast”. Wilson Literary Society ’23, ’24. Kind, considerate and independent are three characteristics that are to be admired in any woman. Henna will make friends wher ever she goes. She will make a suc- cess in life because she does things well. A good student and a friend to everyone is Hernia, and we wish her the best of success in the future.

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Page Fifteen DOROTHY MAE CHURN “Dot” “She excels where others fail”. Corresponding Secretary of Class, ’23 ’24. Editor-in-chief of “The Warwick”, ’24. President of Poindexter Literary Society, ’23, ’24. President of Latin Club, ’23, ’24. President of French Club, ’23, ’24. Girls like Dorothy are hard to find. She is a hard worker as one can easily see by just glancing at her report card. What she says, she means, and you can depend on that. We hate to lose her and we know she will make a success in life just as she made in the classroom. Good luck, Dorothy! RUTH MAE HIGBIE “Shorty” “Deeds not words”. Class Will, ’24. Ruth is the quietest member of our class and we never know she’s there until we miss our vanity case and look around just in time to see Ruth combing her bobbed locks. However, she has enough good quali- ties to cover up this fault. Tho she does not talk as much as might be expected, what she says is well worth hearing. There is one noticeable thing about Ruth that one never fails to note and that is her ever ready giggle. We’re expecting great things of you, Ruth. So here’s the best of luck to you from your classmates of ’24.

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Page Seventeen FRANK VERNON DAVIS “Jeff” “But genius must be born and never can be taught”. Frank is a true optimist — a true believer of the old saying, “Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone”. One accomplishment of Frank’s is his playing. Let his magic fingers touch the piano and the audience is lost to the world. Your pals at M. H. S. wish you great suc- cess, Frank. h§h SALLY BYRD MASSEY “Lady Lue” “A true friend is forever a friend”. Vice-President of Class, ’24. Historian, ’24. Hail to the typical senior! For “Lady Lue” is the one on whom we always rely when anything is to be done. And is she in for fun? We’ll say she is. Wherever you see her she always has the same sweet smile. We can’t begin to realize that soon we will be without her and her smile. But here is good luck to you, old pal, wherever you go we know your smile and pleasing disposition will get you whatever you de- sire.