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

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LUCILE BRIDGEWATER L is for lassie with tresses of brown; U means unique, for which she’s re- nowned. C stands for charm; with its magic and power She captures a host of admirers each hour. I means industrious; well, that’s under- stood; She’s just as industrious as she is good. L is for laughter, whose peals you can hear ; If ever this lassie you chance to be near. E for her eyes that sparkle with glee; May you always be happy L-U-C-I-L-E. Girls High School Club. Athletic Association. MAXWELL BROKENBROUGH She’s the girl whom, once having seen, youll want to know, and having known, you'll thank the gods for the privilege. Maxwell has proved herself to be the very best of pals. A nicer girl you'll hardly find, For one meets seldom just her kind. She’s lovely and she’s mighty sweet; Even to meet her is a treat! Girls’ High School Club. GRACE VIRGINIA BRIEL Grace’s sense of humor and sunny disposition attract everyone who meets her. The first impression of Grace is that one is going to like her, and he is not mistaken. Here’s wishing her the best of luck and happiness. Athletic Association. HDITH BRITTLE About four years ago a kindly wind blew us a decidedly small package marked “Lefty.” “It was discovered to contain an unlimited amount of pep, smiles, wit, and sympathetic grins. Almost any time around the fifth period you're apt to hear, in very tragic tones, “Oh, I’m nearly starved!” Well, that’s our “package.” Patriotic Club. Girls’ High School Club. Athletic Association. 31

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GEORGE EDWARDS BOWIS “The best of goods comes in small ” packages. Hail the little man with the big voice. When it comes to speaking, George is ay chains.” By his smiles, jokes, and kind words for everyone, he has made many fricn?- ships, which will continue with him in future life. Here’s to you, George, for the greatest success. MILDRED. BRELING This young miss is probably unknown to some of you, but her friends find that she is sweet and attractive. The Eng- lish teachers all breathe a sigh of relief when they have her in their class; but don’t forget, Mildred, that we are back- ing you, too. Girls’ High School Club. Patriotic Club. DANIEL E. BOOZ Who does not know “Dan” and his musical talent? The two are so closely related that where there’s cne you'll find the other. He is a good scholar as well. You just ought to see him in physies class. Here’s wishing you the best of success after leaving John Marshall, for we all know he will merit it. CHARLES HENLEY WRIGHT Charles is often seen but seldom heard. He stands high in his studies and high in the minds of his fellow-class- mates. His willingness to do for others has won him many friends in John Marshall. We sincerely hope that his future may be crowned with great success. Athletic Association. Corporal, Cadet Corps.

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Ti 32 P2c— ww — =, —t. | —. S ae SS — xs X VIRGINIA RISQUE BRITTON Madame Glyn, take care, you have a dangerous rival in the art of scenario writing. Virginia’s brain turns out all sorts of heroes, heroines, and amazing plots. But she isn’t entirely literary, for she makes “scrumptious” fudge and oh! yes, eyes, too. : Marshallite Staff. Girls’ High School Club. Athletic Association. RUTH KENNON YEAMANS When you hear anyone speak of Ruth, you immediately think of her as that tall Senior who is always nice to every- body. If you want anything done and done well, go to Ruth, because she seems to be accomplished in every way. Briefly, she is just her sweet, unassum- ing self and a girl whom the Senior class could not do without. Girls’ High School Club. Athletic Association, EMILY BROWN Blonde hair, bewitching blue eyes, a smile that brings dimples—that’s Emily. Once you make a friend of Emily she’s always your friend. And she can dance, too—‘“nuf sed.” WILLIAM M. BROSKE “Bill” hails from Highland Park, the land of mud and car wrecks. Perhaps this accounts for his love of a good joke, but we see no reason why it should cause him to be fond of math. He is indifferent to dancing, nor will he com- pliment one’s handiwork other than by, “Tt’ll pass.” As a cadet he is much sought after, and as a tennis player he excels. Cadet Corps. Athletic Association.