Marshall High School - Marshallite Yearbook (Marshall, VA)

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MARSHAUTE1945 CLASS WILI. icontinuedj ltem Vll. Each Senior has some personal treasure that he wishes to dispose of before leaving these decks. Dorothy Farkus wills her ability to make dates at any time to Irma l-larrington. Frances Nalls passes on her trim figure to Dorothy Grlascock. Ruth Jeffries gives her chance to Win Nick Allison to Cora Ann Waddell. Carol Ball wills her formula for a strong healthy body to Ethel Russell. Dorothy Canard Wills her shy manners to Ted Triplett. Mandley Johnston wills his ability to talk to girls to John Goode. Freddie Anderson gives his Ways of getting along with the min- ister's daughters to Elwood Corbin. Bill Stribling wills his tactics for getting out of anything, even murder, to James Pickett. Virginia Creel passes on her weight reducing plan to Kathleen Scott. Hazel Smallwood Wills her feminine attractions to Josephine Altman. Q Irene Barb Wills her technique for collecting rings to Ann Royston. Ethel Welch wills her ability to get along With Harvey Cameron to Betty Conner. Mildred Walters wills her plain speaking voice to any girl that the boys don't understand when she hints for a date. You had better come early to avoid the rush. Dorothy Butler gladly gives some of her size to Virginia Blevins. Betty Herringdon wills her quietness to Jackie Hinson. If Jackie puts it to use. many of the teachers will benefit. Gladys Pearson Wills her ability of talking to M. P.'s to Barbara Licklider. We don't think Barbara needs it though.

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MARSHALITE1945 CLASS WILL fcontinuedl Item V. To the Freshmen class of 1946 we will an extra room so they will not be called the h'S2lI'dII16S.H Item VI. Each Senior feels that he should leave to the faculty some token by which to be remembered. . To Mr. Coleman, our principal, we will an automatic telephone that will answer itself. As you know we hate to miss our classesg hence, we will Miss Part- low more Senior boys, then she won't ha.ve to call on one so often. To Miss Brewer we will restful nights and peaceful dreams so she will not be in a bad humor. To enable Miss Robertson to pass through the halls without hav- ing to correct someone, we give her students who will not be heard. To Mr. Corder we will a physical education group that will re- port to class. We wonder if he will be the recipient of this bequest because no former classes ever have. To Miss Sue we will a library that will not be used for loafing. This is not to be taken too seriously because Marshall High wouldn't be the same without a few loafers in the library. To Mrs. Trainham we pass on a third year Home Economics class that can sew. These girls will need the practice when their chil- dren's clothes are torn. To Mrs Smith we will a group of students that will pay more attention to her orders. She gives so many however, that we donlt expect all of them to be carried out. To Mr. Smith we give a quieter physical education group. His present charges are sometimes very annoying. To Miss I-Iowdershell we will a room that will not be too cold for her physical education classes. To Mrs. Brent we give a chemistry class that will not break her equipment. To Mrs. Snyder we will a Freshman class that will not be over- crowded,

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MARSHAUTE1945 CLASS WILL Ccontinuedl Betty Beatty Wills her understanding of jive to Anne Townsend Possibly Anne will make the school ring as Betty has. Kitty Burgess passes on some of her remarkable dancing abilities to Betty Ball. Brooke Triplett sorrowfully gives Jane Pierce her lease on Mandley Johnston. Lucy Moore relinquishes to Thelma Sisemore her place beside James Hibbs in a booth at The Plains Pharmacy. Thelma Jeffries wills her regular trip to Washington to see that one special boy to Lucy Henley. Stella Clark gives her industrious ways of studying to Welby Kenny. She feels that Welby needs them more than anyone else. Helen Mayhugh wills her attentive attitude to Tommy Herring- don. We doubt that Tommy will know what to do with it. Evelyn Leach wills her special ability to attract the Warrenton- ians to Lenora Cisler. On this the thirtieth day of May A. D., one thousand nine hun- dred and forty-five, We set our hand and seal to this our last will and testament. Witnesses: The Big Three: EVELYN LEACH Frankie Roosevelt BILL STRIBLING Jo Stalin Winnie Churchill 'AC