Marshall High School - Marshaline Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

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...-,.,,,,,,,,,,u5. ,,m,Q,,z.n.,.,,-,kc,,, , qw?-? Page , r SENIOR MYS Lee' Anderson- My Smile. Virginia Barnds-'gMy Theologyf' , Jennings Bieble-6'My great stature., Hatcher Bolton-My good nature. Elisabeth Brown--My Geo. William Ill. Eva Brown-My silence. Grace Carter-My hurry at noon. Mamie Cochran-My nondescript curls. Galiel Coffman-Oh my-ll Wm. Davis--My Roman nose. Marguerite Dingley-My dignity. Wayne Elsea-My Peerless and Friend. Chas. F isher-My .lew nose. i I Conte Clay F leming-My hopes to be a movie queen. Nell Hains-My Ford and me. Berkley Hall-My, me, and mineself. Elizabeth Haynie-My Hopes, Ambitions and Junie! Dorothy Hyland-My uRudy'7 complexion. Wm. Kellet-My Irish Brogue. Bernice Kent-My faithful Dodge. Fred Klinge--My hopes for good roads. Emma Krumsiek-My ambition to be a Teacher. Martha Sue Marshall-My sincerity. Phillip Maddox-My ideas are indispensable. Donell Meeks-My girl friends? ? ? Mick Montague-How is my permanent wave? Geo. Anna Morgan--My knowledge of History equals Paul Nelson-My sax and me. Virginia Nicolds-My Southern brogue. Alice Newell-My talents--page the adding machine! Maude Patterson-My affinity for men. Elizabeth Pemberton-My gracious, Mr. Kunz! Owen Phelan-My Shamrock! Hurston Phillips-Mine and Krause's shoes are best! King Prior-My Mormon fVeliel. Norma Putnam-My silence is golden. Alla Marie Reynolds-My Cicero is my hobby. Pauline Sappington-My Peerless at eight-please! Lorraine Staub-My knowledge of farming is K. O. .lames Stephens-My teachers are my assistants. Mildred Strong-My many gentlemen friends? ? ? Cora Lee Thomas-My noontime Buick-et cetera. Mary Webster-My curl No. 1007 is out of line. C. J. Wenzel-My dear sir:- Crace Wilkerson-My voice. Inez Woodfill--My voice-My asset fliabilityl. Nellie Woodsmall-My hopes lie on a farm, Mary Thomas-My diet. 26 kgx A yfffkk K 'l 'f,' fffiml Ziff. 'ifixk L , bye. Y if xx , Muzzeyis

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-4 - -- - - . - . . , 1-is 'zztvtt , , ,,-, - , i , ',,'1'.'.'. 4' ' A ECI-IOES WE HEAR AT M. I-I. S. Miss Fisher: uWe havenit enough material for Saturday's issuef, Miss Key: HDO you see that?', i Miss Hutchison: Wfhatis the point exactlyfi Miss McGinnis: wfros Tyriusque mihi nullo diserimine Ageturf' Miss Klinger: HNOW, folks. Mr. Lockridge: MNOW, students, l say this merely to remind youf, - Mr. Markey: uWhen down in the mouth remember Jonah, he came up all rightf, Mr. Springgate: uCome back this afternoon-and tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Williams: HLet7s have a little more fresh air in here, please? Mr. Kunz: Well, now listen, letis not all talk at oncef' Mrs. Duncan fnee Miss Greerl: HA womanis place is in a one-story brick bungalow, do you understand?,, Miss Wood: '6When were you absent?', Miss Witt: HOh, thatas all rightf' Miss Dysart: HNOW, children, I didn't come in here for any picnief, Miss French: NNOW, children, let,s get quietf' Mr. Cole: uWhatl Donit know your lesson again! How many times did you go to the show this week?,' , Miss Montague: HNOW, let's have it quiet. Why, l didn't think it of youfi Miss Miller: 64Lower the curtain, please. Miss Keirn: Hliixactly sofi Miss King: If you boys on the back seat want to laugh tell us so we can laugh toofi Page 25

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I M A I V 4. W .:5 N . Ag 1Lv .,, 1 -,Ma X Ai ,, ,f3ixQQ,l-glfnilallhi. A , , ,,,, , -J- XfVjffLvVgN,!!fy fs in-73 FACULTY lVlYS Mr. Westbrook-4'My advicef, Mr. Lockridge-'cMy Dodgef' Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Patterson-uMy Sour Kraut and Wieniersf, Fisher- My One Act plays and my class in Journalism. McGinnis-uMy Hair. Dear mel Miller-4'My Coupe and my new coat. Dysart-HMy job of making men and Womenf, Mr. Markey-uMy letters from mamma f????D.,, Miss King-HMy History outlines on the boardf, Mr. Cole-NMy book satchelf' Mrs. Williams- My orationsf' Miss Miss M0Ht3UUC-SLM disci line. Res ect itf, za Y P P Wfitt-'4My department at the new high schoolf' Mr. Kunz-uMy black bag and my Chemistry classf, Miss French-4'My Titian hairf' Miss Klinger--HlVly French earringsf' Mr. Springgate-uMy little passenger? Miss Miss Miss Miss Hutchison-4'My bobbed hairf, Blayney-'clVly poise. t Kiern- My avoirdupoisf' Keys-c'My Geometry testsf, There Was a modest little teacher Who had a box of rouge Which out in public places She' never dared to use. Page 27