John Marshall High School - Marshallite Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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THE MARSHALLITE. 20 EMMA POWERS BALL Of course you all know Emma, the vivacious, yet quiet, blue-eyed Senior. Emma is one of our most active class- mates. Gifted with musical talent, filled with an unusual amount of “pep” and school spirit, her unfailing enthusiasm, friendly smile, and ready wit have made her one of the most popular girls in John Marshall. Athletic Association. HELENA LANGHORNE BARRETT In the last four years certain Mar- shallites have found a true friend. Every one who knows Helena associates her name with frankness. Probably because she says just what she thinks, she will always hold a place in our memory. We can only wish as many Marshallites have been wished before, that she will make as many friends in the future as she has at old John Marshall. Girls’ High School Club. ROBERT L. C. BARRET. Jr. There are some of us cut ‘out for salesmen, you know; While other were made for delivering pie. On the whole our ambitions were rather low, And the reality didn’t turn out so high. But Robert's a fellow who's bent on a task That rivals the lark in its heavenward flight. ‘Tis literature, if to know, you should ask: And we're sure that Barret can do it all right. Record Staff, Class Poet, Ahtletic Association. PITZHUGH BARTOL When in the future we turn the pages of the “Book of Success,” we shall be sure to find “Fitz” written in red ink. He has never conducted very much of a campaign against feminine hearts (not in the open at least), but he has certainly scored a victory in acquiring friends among the faculty and the masculine members of the student body. Cadet Corps.

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THOMAS ANDERSON Can anyone among us remember a time when “Tommy (such is his appellation among the feminine members of our famed student body) ever spoke to anyone without a smile? He is not only what may be termed, in common parlance, a ‘fine fellow,» but he possesses the quality that brings success—studiousness. Cadet Corps, Athletic Association, A. W @, ik, (Clips. ALICE, BAILEY Oh, where have we seen that name? On the Honor Roll, of course. A strange combination is Alice. She can look wise and impress her teachers with her brilliance or look vampish and impress some “cake eater’ with her dancing—all in one day. We hope she'll continue to impress people in such a way, and, indeed, we feel sure she will. RUBY BAILEY Ruby, a rare gem, indeed! Rubies are bright, very bright, but no more so than ours, whose brilliance inanother direction ‘cannot be surpassed. Life calls our Ruby from the old scholastic grind and takes her from us, reluctant though we are. May riches—yea, even like unto true rubies, be thy lot, Ruby. JAMES EDWARD BAKER No one knows this tall, courteous cadet intimately. Perhaps his ambition to own a big library explains where he finds companionship. —That twinkle in his eyes, however, shows that he observes life at first hand and has thoughts of his own. Edward doubtless thinks that at V. P. I. a uniform and a dignified manner will offset curly hair, blue eyes, and pink cheeks. : Cadet Corps. 19

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THE MARSHALLITE. FLORENCE MAY BAUGHAN When we think of one who is kind and true, our minds turn straightway to Florence. She has always proved a true pal to her friends, and the Class of °22 sends its best wishes with her. Patriotic Club, Girls’ High School Club FRANCES CLARKE BEADLES Some are gay and always bright, And some are wise and clever; But here’s a girl whose heart is right; A good friend she is ever. Athletic Association. MARIA ELIZABETH BEAZLEY Maria is one of the quiet young ladies who roam the halls of John Marshall. However, it is said, A still tongue denotes a wise head, and Maria isn’t an exception, for she has been favored with an unusual amount of intelligence. Judging from her past career, we know she will succeed in whatever she undertakes. Here's to you, ARS Ee Athletic Association, A. W. O. L. Club, Girls’ High School Club. ALICE FRANCES BELL ‘And while she smiles, another smiles, And soon there're miles and miles of smiles, i So life's worth while because she smiles.”” Frances is one of those studious and helpful girls whom you just can't help liking. We wish you good luck, Frances, and hope your life, after you leave John Mar- shall, will be very happy and prosperous 22,