Marshall High School - Marshallite Yearbook (Marshall, VA)

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I Z -1 -L.. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB OFFICERS President - .. -- ,, . ldlizabetli I1'1':nzie1' Vice-Presidente e - , Lorraine Blevins Secretary ,- - ,, - -. Edna Willis 'I'reasurer , - - - - Jean Kirby Reporter ..,. .... M ary Carter Adviser.. , , c Miss Frances Howdershell SUMMARY This organization has participated in various activities throughout the year. Equipment was purchased, books were obtained to be used in the physical education program, movies were sponsored by the club, and enter- tainments were presented for the student bodyp MEMBERS All girls in the physical education classes.

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fi THE JUNIOR RED Cnoss COUNCIL Motto: To He a Help to Others Flower: Red Rose Colors: Red and White OFFICERS President .. , - Helen Bell Vice-President - - Ann Royston Secretary - - - . . . Dorothy Ann Glascock Treasurer , ,, , , ,. Jane Fishback Reporter , , ., - , , Polly Peters Adviser ,. .- . Miss Clara Brewer SUMMARY The activities of the Junior Red Cross were somewhat rlecrensefl this year. First, a lack of time in school prevented council meetings. Second, with the ending of the war, fewer opportunities presented themselves. However, during the membership drive a total of 327.64 was raised hy the school. For the Infantile Paralysis fund a total of S50 was raised. The Junior Red Cross Council presented an assembly program on March Sth. MEMBERS Helen Bell, Thelma Elam. Jane Fishback, Dorothy Ann Glascock, Dorothy Grigsby, Irma Harrington, Stewart McCarty, Betty Mof- fett, Ruth Nails, Polly Peters. Jeannette Poe, Ann Royston, Joyce Russell. Clara Mae Sinclair, Thelma Sisemore, Margaret Yurgaitis.

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:. gills., I i i FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA MARSHALL CHAPTER Motto: clocking Toward New Horizons Colors: Green and Gold Flower: Jonquil OFFICERS President - .... . .... . .... . - - -. - - - Beulah Rose Vice-President - - - - - . . Barbara Licklicler Secretary .,... , , . Margaret Walters Treasurer ..... .... . - -- - - - -. .. Ruby Moore Reporter ..... . - -. . . - - . - .. - . Marie Showers Chairman of Program Comm. .- Dorothy Van Horn Advisers-- . .,.. . Mrs. Trainham. Miss Howdershell SUMMARY The Home Makers of Marshall were most successful in attaining their objectives of the year 1946. This year they became affiliated with the newly organized Home Makers Club. The girls assisted with the lunch project, pur- chasing two new library units. contributed to the F. F. A. and F. H. A. Camp Fund. They served dinner for the Shriners, the P. T. A., the Marshall National Bank Association, the Executive Committee of the Northern Virginia District of the P.T.A. and the boys' and girls' school patrols. MEMBERS Helen Bell, Jessie Bettis, Jean Bishop. Beulah Budd, Doris Caylor, Betty Craun, Betty Davis, Thelma Elam, Gertrude Fewell, Dorothy Grigsby, Irma Harrington, Barbara Kines, Eleanor Knave, Audrey Lawler, Eleanor Leach, Barbara Licklider, Betty Mayhugh, Grace Mauck, Peggy McGuinn, Nancy Moffett, Ruby Moore, Ruth Nails, Irene Nalls, Janice Neff, Dorothy Owens, Etta Payne, Mary Payne, Elizabeth Pearson, Mabel Pearson, Jeannette Poe, Kathleen Scott, Marie Showers, Thelma Sisemore, Madge Slack, Matilda Strother, Janet Walters, Ann Wines. HONORARY MEMBERS Hilda Craun, Alma Elam. Dorothy Ann Glascock, Marie Sisson