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

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FRANK K. BATES During his four years at John Mar- shall, Frank has risen rapidly in promi- nence until now everybody knows “Cake” Bates. He has gained the repu- tation of being quite a “heartbreaker,” and frequently, as he passes by, you hear the girls heave a deep sigh and murmur, “Tsn’t he the best looking thing?” Bates is a fine sport, and we hate to lose him. Athletic Association. Battalion Supply Sergeant, Cadet Corps. Assistant Man- ager, Basketball Team ’23. FRANCES BELT Some folks possess both quality and duantity. This is true of Frances. She is that tall, athletic girl often seen stroll- ing down the hall dressed in the latest style. She is a noted swimmer, and we know that if she swims through life with as much ease as she does in the river, her future is assured. J. M. hates to lose you, “Boots’’! Pep Club. Athletic Association. WORTHAM BELL Four years ago there stumbled into the halls of John Marshall—‘Skinny”! He’s been making a record for himself in va- rious ways ever since, but especially is he famous for piling up our basketball scores.. We'll always remember him; too, as being the composer of that well known song, “Mary Had a Little Class of 1923.” “Skinny,” you’re leaving us with our sincerest wishes for a brilliant career. Basketball Team ’21-22; ’22-23. Base- ball Team ’22. Athletic Association. Monogram Club. MABEL BENTON Here it comes! Whizz! There it goes! What? Oh, that’s just Mabel in her speeding Hun. She may have been quiet at old J. M., But out at Glen Allen—ahem! She’s got the spirit, the dash and pep; In church work, also, she’s made a fine “rep.” Congratulations to Mabel from the old home town; Forward in the world to fame and renown!

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CAROLYNE BANCROFT A charming bud, reflecting the sunny South and the balmy atmosphere of Ala- bama, has blossomed in Virginia. This is Carrie, of the type for which the South is famous. - When the day of part- ing comes, a ray of joy will leave John Marshall that will not be replaceable. LUCILE BASS When everything seems going wrong And not a thing seems right, Just try your best to do your best And work with all your might. That’s Lucile’s slogan, better known to us as “Lou.” Her ever-ready smile and her pleasant ways have made for her many friends. May Dame Fortune ever be with you, “Lou.” KENDALL BACHE “We have with us to-day’ — Kenny! Without any exception, he is the small- est member of that illustrious body, the class of ’23. He is a regular genius in all kinds of sports. Kenny is leaving us in June, and our best wishes go with him as a “Key-det’” at V. P. I. Cadet Corps. Athletic Association. MARY CATHERINE BELL Meek as are the pansies Crushed beneath the rain; Silent as the snow flakes On the window pane; Modest as the primrose Blushing at the sky; Brilliant as the moonlight When the moon is high. Record Staff. Girls’ High School Club. Patriotic Club. Athletic Association. 25

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MORRIS BERLIANT While not the most popular Senior and at best a small part of the class, yet all the same Morris is one of us, and we are glad of it. With whole- hearted sincerity we wish him the best o luck always. © BERIHA BETHEL A lass with dark eyes—brown eyes that twinkle merrily upon occasion—is Bertha. She wears a ready smile and has a cheery word for everyone. Her forte is helping others in any way she can. This special characteristic has won her many friends who wish her the very best life has to offer. DONALD BENTLEY Nothing much is known about this cynical cadet except the fact that he is an I. D. R. “shark” and hates flappers. Almost everyone has heard of his pheno- menal knowledge of drill, and nearly everyone who knows him has at some time asked his version of some military movement. Corporal, Cadet Corps. Athletic Association. MARY LUCILLE BIBB Always ready to lend a helping hand— that is the most characteristic thing about Mary. She is an enthusiastic Marshallite, a sympathetic friend, and a good pupil. Here’s to her success in the future!