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

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WHE AM GSR SH AGIs Le Twenty-six FRANK BUNCH, JR. Laughing and joking, never serious for a second. Personality—that’s a long one—but he has it. E. R. L. Tis queer how hard a lazy brain will work to keep from working. A. V. A. Ever happy, every ready for fun, ever there when needed. Byer seve Sergeant Cadet Corps; Athletic Asso- ctation; Forum Club. MABLE C. BURRUSS Hail ye, true Marshallites! We in- troduce to you Mabel, the truest Mar- shallite and friend among us. C. H. L. A friendly lassie, too, is she, where grace and charm will ever be. DokSs We know her pronounced ability for story writing will bring her success. Here’s wishing Mabel the best of luck! Vv. M. Class of Drama; Girl Reserves; Senior French Society; Athletic Asso- ciation. MARGUERITE CHILDRESS A smiling face, a merry eye, a dis- position ever sweet—This characterizes Marguerite. M. E. W. She’s always happy and gay; She’s a good old pal in every way. Rae Wan: Just as the sunlight turns the darkness into day, So Marguerite drives all of our sorrows away. Ageia Rs ELISE) COLLINS Here’s to a little blue-eyed girl Who has a smile for all, Who is first in work, first in play, And first in the hearts of her classmates. SoEGuEe: She plays the piano with vim and pep, Dances marvelously—never misses a step, Very few have such an enviable rep. G. R. M. Athletic Association; Dramatic Club; Girls Reserve.

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THE MARSHALLITE MILDRED BRAME February of the year 1924 gave John Marshall its first glimpse of a properly awed little girl. From the first, she showed a basket-ball complex while all athletics seemed to be her hobby. Since a rose by any other name ts just as sweet, I introduce neither Suzanne nor Gertrude, but Mildred. A. E. w. Basket-ball Team ’25, ’26, ’27; Mana- ger Basket-ball Team ’27. KATHARINE VIRGINIA BROWN Sec irisvas Kitty, your smiles are sincere, Your laughs are full of glee, Your personality, very dear, VioOWestitnusstOsas A dainty maid of winning charm, just a few notches short of perfection. Hwy HT She is full of fun but she knows how to be serious. Pacwk Athletic Association. ANNE VIRGINIA BRYANT Our stately, dark-haired classmate whose smile brightened many cloudy days at John Marshall. MayGs B: Quiet and shy but with scholastic ability, she is a favorite with many. M. L. Anne, a dreamer ever striving for the ideal—The best wishes of her Alma Mater follow her in her quests. H. B. R. Gwl Reserves; Athletic Association. VIRGINIA BUCKLEY We are looking forward to the day when Virginia will be the ultra-modern Ellen Glasgow. To Maes Has she school spirit? I'll say. That’s why we call her a “brick.” K. R. We are looking to you Virginia, as America’s future essayist. Me. (Go K Athletic Association; F. F. F. Club, 24, ’25; Girl Reserves; Forum Club; Junior Spanish Society; Van Vort De- bating Society; Associate Editor “Mar- shallite.” Twenty-five

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THE MARSHALLITE MARJORIE LEE CONNELL “Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile,” surely is Marjorie’s motto, for nothing daunts her and nothing worries her. L. M. S. Always merry, ever gay, Just the same yesterday or to-day. vV. E. R. Soft brown eyes, demure and staid, And winning ways make up this maid. Cc. P. KATHERINE COOKE A flash—a brilliant smile—an echoed laugh. Me Gua By Katherine is always her own self; and what more could anybody be? In short, she is just Katherine, and we love her. Ee GC A smiling face, a happy-go-lucky look, a persistent chaser of gloom—there is Katherine. TGs La Petite Academie; The Forum Club; Athletic Association. BLAKE W. CORSON, JR. It has indeed been a pleasure to have had Blake as a companion during four years at John Marshall. Ty Eas Blake knows High School Physics from beginning to end. M. H. If all the great men were dying, Blake, you life would be in danger. W. H. B. MARGARET DICKERSON Quiet, steady, dependable, with big blue eyes, and a sunny smile, Pat will linger in the memory of all. M. B. G. Pat may seem quiet and demure, but oh! what a barrel of fun and life she has. F. P. Not too sober, not too gay, a rare good sport in every way. M. P. Athletic Association; President of Forum Club Sect ion 11; Senior Council. Twenty-seven