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

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THE MARSHALLITE ELIZABETH GARNETT DICKINSON “Corton” I know a girl whose every curl Is gleaming as with gold. A girl, whom only God could make And making broke the mold. She has a smile for everyone Tis such a sweet one too, But far the best of all the rest Are the ones she gives to you. De Cam Re Athletic Association. THOMAS, EX DUKE Tommy’s popularity in school is due to his unending generosity. CBr, If you know him once, you will cer- tainly like him twice. Fie Rae Tommy is a ‘“Duke’”—yea, a prince of good fellows. W. B. “Marshallite’ Staff; Athletic Associa- tion; Forum Club. ANNE EUBANK The impiest “Imp.” MM OnmeEL Yours is the dewy freshness of a white violet. MawAG. Se Anne is a combination of fun, sweet- ness, and seriousness. M. P. Imp Club; F. F. F. Club; Treasurer of Sophomore Class; President of Girl's High School Club; Athletic Association; Spanish Society. DOROTHY EVANS “Dien Not only gentlemen but all prefer blondes if they’re like Dorothy. M. 0. H. Dot’s dignity, grace, and friendliness have won the hearts of all her class- mates. Vv. B. She has the hallowed feelings of do- mestic love and attachment, the pleasing remembrance of the past, and the joyous anticipations of the future. B. A. Treasurer of the Pep Club; Vice- President of the Forum Club; Van Vort Debating Society; Athletic Association. Twenty-eight

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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

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THE MARSHALLITE HENRY L, FERGUSSON He’s loud but refined; lazy but am- bitious; bold but unassuming; musical but manly. ie Ne Henry has a habit of always being on hand with a joke, and he always looks at the bright side of life. eee Ge Call on Henry, he has help to lend. UN of Oe. Orchestra; Athletic Association ; Hi-Y Club. BENJAMIN FORD “Who broke no promises, served no private ends, gained no title, and won many a friend.” Au Se Bs Give him the road and he'll find the way. W. H. B. A merry fellow, albeit silent at times. Nee BGs LUCIE M. FRANCIS “A smile for all, a welcome glad, A friendly, coaxing way she had.” M. M. J. “So buxom, blithe, and debonair.” W. H. B. She is as soothing as soft music. ie RA 1k ALICE BROWNLEE. FRIX Do you know anyone who is a “‘cross- current and contradiction?” A combina- tion of tease and loving friend forming a personality that fascinates you? If you do, it must be Alice Frix. mak. 1D. Alice lends us happiness, brightens up our darkest moments, and fills us with the desire to keep her as our pal, always. M. D. Sec. Bootsies; Girls High School Club; Forum Club; Athletic Associa- tion, Van Vort Debating Society; Pres. F. FF. Fils; Class of Drama; Semor French Society. Twenty-nine