Marriott High School - Colonial Royalty Yearbook (St Stephens Church, VA)

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FACULTY MRS. CHRISTINE ALEXANDER Seventh Grade MRS. RACHEL GREENWOOD Sixth Grade MISS CLARE MITCHELL Fifth Grade MRS. DOROTHY GARDNER Fourth Grade MRS. VIRGINIA SOUTHWELL Third Grade MRS. IDA CROUCH Second Grade MRS. HELEN CLARK First Grade MRS. SHIRLEY PRINCE Secretary

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FACULTY MRS, FRANCES REID Mathematics and Coach 12th Grade MRS. MARY PIERCE Business 11th Grade MR, LELAND WYATT Science, Coach and Math 10th Grade MR, WAYNE SWANN Agriculture MRS, SUE JONES Home Economics MRS. SARA FURR English 9th Grade MRS. MARGARET CHENAULT Librarian and Counselor 8th Grade MRS. KATHERINE HAGERTY Social Studies

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1963, in the county of King and Queen and in the state of Virginia, being in our normal state of mind, which is highly unusual, do declare this document to be our last will and testament. Feeling that our achievements and astounding records should forever be inscribed in the archives of Marriott High, we thereby reserve this position in the 1963 Royalty. We leave first, our best wishes and sincere appreciation for the leadership and guidance rendered us by the administration at Marriott. Irma Harper leaves her naturally curly hair to Phyllis Jean Taylor so her mother won’t have to curl it. Linda Palmer leaves her ability to produce new cheers to the forthcoming cheer- ing squad. Carroll Lee Walker leaves his ability to skip school to George Martin. Joyce Schools leaves her job of getting out candy to anybody in the junior class who wants it. Mary Mundie leaves her early engagement to Delores Otto. Charlotte Crouch leaves her commercial ability to Rachel Wyatt or anyone else who wishes to take office practice next year. Bettie Beane leaves her ability to get along with the teachers to Alice Seal. Robert Shackelford leaves his laziness to Charles Gray. Carolyn Taylor leaves her driving ability to Billy Turpin in hopes that he can miss the next deer. Phyllis Reynolds leaves her time spent in the office to Victor Ainsley. John Burnley Jeffries leaves his ability to sneak drinKS into government class to Dolly Beadles. Mary Moore leaves her art ability to Barbara Williams. Mary Ann Loving leaves her height to Mary Lois Fogg. The senior boys leave their ability to skip class to those who have not yet learned the art. Anita Broache leaves her quiet and courteous ways to Jane Garnett. Biddy Acree leaves her little physical ed. class to Kenneth Stone and her tardi- ness to Roger Harper. Shirley Chenault leaves her basketball ability to Gloria Elliott. The Seniors of 1963, with our sponsor, Mrs. Reid, leave in hopes that we can be successfully replaced. Signed and sealed on this the 3rd day of June in the year of 1963.