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

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ARLINE PRESTON ADAMS Eyes full of mischief, Teeth like the pearl, Heart brimming over with joy, Make this dainty little girl. From out of the little school in the west end (Binford) to the big metrop- olis of John Marshall she came. Demure little miss she, with heart and mind that will uphold the great dignity Oimenen Alma Mater. FLOYD ADAMS Floyd is one of those boys whom everyone likes. He has often inspired us with courage and hope by his constant cheerfulness and smiles. His hobby is the “flivver” which usu- ally gets him here no sooner than 8:22 every morning. Possibly he will be an auto mechanic. He will long be remembered by the class of ’23. Here’s good luck to you in your future career, Floyd. Athletic Association. Sergeant, Cadet Corps. HELEN IRENE ADKINS Helen has indeed spread rays of sun- shine through the famous old halls of JeM, HS. We will not forget—nay, we cannot forget—her sprightly step, winning smile, charming personality, and unusual musical ability. We know that, even as she has conquered us, she will conquer whatever obstacles she may encounter in life. Orchestra. Athletic Association. RENA ANDREOTTI Who doesn’t know Rena, with her mass of black hair, twinkling brown eyes, and charming manner? If you don’t know her, you'd better meet her before she leaves to make her career in the world, because you’re missing a great deal. Although she has scores of friends, there’s always room for more, and Rena’s heart is large enough for them all, too. on

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Arc S = Ss) SISINSE CECIL VIRGINIA ANDREWS Cecil, of the brown eyes and curly, soft, brown hair, Quiet and demure, with quite a studious air, Will always be. successful in whatever she may do, For good, consistent effort will make all dreams come true. And when success has crowned her, we'll hear amidst her praise, @ Ve always knew it would be so, in old i) bo John Marshall days.” BROADUS P. ADAMS Although at first he seems quiet, Broadus is no more so than any other boy when you know him well. He has obtained the commission of color ser- geant. We all know that you will be successful in whatever you attempt. John Marshall wishes you Godspeed and the best o’ luck. Athletic Association. Color Sergeant, Cadet Corps. IRENE AMBORN According to legend, the name Irene signifies peace. This is especially true in Miss Amborn’s case, for she is sedate, dignified, and tranquil, with a gentle and winning smile. Irene has been a diligent student and a loyal supporter of our school. Here’s to her future success and happiness. Patriotic Club. Girls’ High School Club. Athletic Association. MARGARET ALEXANDER Margaret, better known to her friends as “Dolly,” is as good a friend as any one would want. Her face is o’erspread with a mass of freckles, but this does not mar her attractiveness. A true Marshallite, she is always ready to help one when she can. We extend our sincere wishes as she goes out into the world.