Morrison High School - Warwick Yearbook (Morrison, VA)

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Page Twenty-three The Warwick J inior CL ass Colors: RED AND WHITE Motto : UNION IS STRENGTH Flower: SWEET PEA Officers GEORGE DAVIS President SARAH FLOYD Vice-President ZELLA MANEY Secretary MARION FREEMAN Treasurer Roll George Bergh Jean Brebner Edna Brunk Horace Campbell George Davis Sarah Floyd Marion Freeman Ruth Gibson Mabel Handy Esther Hahn Hermie Harper Stuart Harris Helen Hobbs Mary Holland Sarah Hostetter Eliza Hunter Zella Maney Kathleen Peters Martha Peters Iris Robertson Gladys Rowe Roselyn Tabb Elliott Thomas Belding Underwood Virginia Walker Mae Watson Thelma White Eunice Wiley Frances Williamson Alta Yoder

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Page Twenty-two The Warwick JUNIOR CLASS

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Page Twenty-four o As we, the class cf ’24, entered into our freshman year in the Newport News High School four long years seemed to loom up before us like a huge precipice. Now, glancing back, the precipice seems to have disappeared and the years seem but hours. As rats it took us quite a while to get accustomed to the dignities of high school life. This first year in our school career was marked by the winning of the State Championship by our splendid football team. The following September we returned to school assuming all of the high dignities of Sophomores. One big event in this semester was the parade given to arouse enthusiasm for the fine new high school that is nearing completion in Newport News. The next fall we went back to school feeling very important, for we were Juniors that year. The Safety Patrol was first introduced into our school that year and we found it to be a great help in keeping discipline. During that year we also gave the Seniors a dance, which proved to be a big success. About the end of this semester we got our class rings of which we were very proud. At the end cf our Junior year we were told that there would be a high school at Morrison the following year. So, although we disliked to leave our many friends in Newport News, we were very proud of the fact that at last we would have a high school of our own. We think that after all, our Senior year has been the dearest to us all for we have been closer and warmer in our friendship in this year of development in Morrison High School. So much has been done during this term to make this a good and ac- credited school that the only thing we can add is for everyone to make an effort to make old Morrison the best high school in the state. In conclusion we wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our principal, Mr. Pride, and to the faculty for their suppoi’t and loyalty to our class. SALLIE MASSEY Class Historian, ’24