Marshall High School - Marshallite Yearbook (Marshall, VA)

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' .3 Who's Who Most attractive girl , . - . Most attractive boy Girl most likely to succeed . .... Boy most likely to succeed - -- Prettiest girl - - - - - Most handsome boy Best athlete Cgirll . Best athlete Cboyj ,- - - - - - Most talkative girl Most talkative boy . . - - Most popular girl Most popular boy . - Most studious girl Most Most versatile girl Most versatile boy Most Most studious boy .... - - - co-operative girl .... - - .. - co-operative boy . - - . Best citizen Cgirlj .,.. .... Best citizen Cboyj .- Best dancer fgirlj . - - Best dancer Cboyl - - - Most sincere girl .-- , .-... Most sincere boy . - - - Best sport fgirlj . - - Best sport fboyl .- - Uraziest girl-- , Uraziest boy. -- llaziest girl . - - - liaziest boy .... Flapper .... Shiek .... Patsy Thompson - Francis Triplett - - . - Anne Leach David Grlascock Patsy Thompson Francis Triplett Ruby Bohon . Francis Triplett . - - - - Anne Leach Dennis McCarty . Patsy Thompson - - -. Francis Triplett - . - - - Anne Leach - . David Glascock Nancy Thompson .Francis Triplett Nancy Thompson David Grlascock Elizabeth Henley Francis Tri plett Ruby Bohon R. O. Updike Elizabeth Henley -. David Glascock - Patsy Thompson . Francis Triplett - .... Ruby Bohon -Wallace Russell - ., - Mary Ambler . .... Elmer Furl' .Patsy Thompson - - - ,. .Elmer Furr

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.L Advice To Juniors fcontinuedj You must always be on good terms with Miss Sue, because, when you are a friend in need, she is a friend indeed. You had better beware of Mrs. Smith, although she isn't so badg you must remember a red head always has her way. Whenever you want to go down to Tapp's, the surest way to get there is to ask Miss Partlow. If you want to stay on the good side of Miss Brewer in civics classg always be sure to be studying Civics and nothing else in class. Do get your work in on time so that Mrs. Brent won't be able to pull a surprise on you. Another thing, never do anything unless you have to, because you can always have a good time doing something else. Put off writing your thesis as long as you can, so that you'll have more time to think about it. But seriously now, upon our graduation the responsibility of leadership in the S. C. A. and other school activities passes to you. Be yours the task to carry ou ever mindful of the interest of your school. FRANCIS 'l'RIPLE'I'T DAVID GLASCOCK . ,..,

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'ti Just Imagine! Mary Ailstock being the belle of Hume. Mary Ambler being the biggest flirt of the Senior Class. Frances Beach getting serious with one boy. Elmer Furr dating someone else beside Betty Beatty. David Glascock winking at all the girls. Elizabeth Henley without her quiet. sweet manner. Anne Leach getting below D on citizenship. Dennis McCarty in getting 100 on a civics test. Lena Moore being interested in geometry. Vernon Pearson becoming an agriculture teacher. Roger Poe falling in love with a girl at M. H.. S. Martha Rector not being true to Donald Hunt. I Rosa Rector becoming a history and science instructor at M. H. S. Claudia Rupe dating boys Cmaybe she is fooling us while visiting in Floridaj. Wallace Russell becoming a clown in the Ringling Bros. Circus. Bertha Showers becoming a Red Cross nurse. Harriet Sinclair neglecting her studies. Jeanne Sinclair not being a housewife. Patsy Thompson not being partial to the Marine Corps. Francis Triplett becoming a Congressman through the help of his influential wife. R. O. Updike, Jr. being a second Clark Gable. Herrell Wilson managing a 500 acre farm. Ruby Bohon not being willing to jitterbug. Ileana Kines becoming a vocalist in a New York night club. Nancy Thompson not going steady with Dennis McCarty. Jacqueline Best preferring a Rose to a Budd. Buddy Yurgaitis not agreeing that the Navy is Htopsf' I.l4INA MOORE