Marshall High School - Marshallite Yearbook (Marshall, VA)

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M. roplnecy - - '47 Tonight the school session of 1946-47 draws to a close and class night brings with it a desire to look into the future. Once more. my brother and I read the palms and find many different adventures for our classmates. Charles Wynes. at last your dream has come true, I read that you are going to be head of the Shenandoah National Park. Bernard Williams. I see that you are to leave the new airport at Orlean for your first trip to the moon very soon. When you get up there send us a telegram and let us know how the weather is. Dorothy Hinson, I see you back at M HH. as Mr. Gwin's secre- tary. You should like that, Dorothy. because that's quite an honor. Leroy Miller, in your palm I read that you will be a very suc- cessful man. I see you as president of the Marshall National Bank. Many letters come in the Bank to be answered And your palm, Marie Sission. reads that you will be there to manage the correspond- ence that pours into the president's office each day. Why, Welby Kenny, you must know what Ilm reading in your hand! Or is your face red because I see you proposing to Beulah Rose. For your sake, I hope she says yes, Beulah, I see that you did say 'iyesi' because I read for you a very happy future with Welby. Barbara Frazier, I read in your palm that you will soon be married. I also see that you will have a lovely home in Little Wash- ington. I wish you lots of luck. Billy Carter, it seems that your palm reads that your life work will be that of keeping books for the Valley Fruit and Candy Co, in Winchester. You, Joyce Russell. will start working right after graduation and will be a secretary in the War Department in Washington. Virginia. White, I see you will be a special operator for the VVestern Union Telegraph in Washington. I see also that you will be seeing Floyd Sisk, another member of the class of '-17. while he is stationed there.

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Class History fcontinuedl We were sorry to lose one of our Seniors early in the year as Well as a good football player, when Richard Schumaker moved to Chicago. Also we Were sorry when Joe Lee left our class. Joe, who had been in the navy during the war, liked it so well that he re-enlisted. Thanks to the coach. Mr. Daunaway, and the support and co- operation of all the players. Marshall had its first really success- ful football team this year. Keep up the good Work, boys. Last year the vice-president of the Fauquier County S. C. A. came from Marshallq this year the president did. George Furr, who was vice-president last year, was chosen this year for presi- dent. .Iust before Christmas, Miss Brewer gave all of us a delicious turkey dinner with all the trimmings. The Seniors celebrated St. Valentine's Day by having a party. Dancing, good entertainment, and delicious refreshments all added up to an evening that will be remembered by all. Tonight we, the Seniors of '47, close the pages of our history here at M I-I S. The parting is sad when We remember all our undertakings and activities with our dearest friends and class- mates. But we realize that our real history is just beginning and as we go out to make a place for ourselves in the world, we must ever keep in mind the motto that we have chosen, l'The World Is What We Make lt. DOROTHY HINSON WILLIAM CARTER

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M. Prophecy fcontinuedl Louise Sacra, I always thought that you would succeed, and now I read that you will be very successful. You will be private sec- retary to the Secretary of State. Armason Kirby, for you I see a very bright future. I read in your palm that you will travel quite a bit because you are to marry a certain soldier and you will have to follow him from camp to camp. Gertrude Fewell. you will be the Home Economics teacher at M. H. S. I also read that the pupils will like you very much because you wonlt give them any tests or exams. Jackson Bohon, I see that you will stay in the dear old city of Marshall. You will be manager of the Marshall Cannery. You. Margaret Yurgaitis. will bea very good nurse in the Doctor's Hospital in Washington. I will know where to come if I hap- pen to get sick. George Furr, I see that you will enlist in the Navy right after graduation. Your palm reads that you will like Navy life just fine. g Dorothy Pearson, you will be one of the secretaries in the Pentagon Building and your palm reads thatyou will be marrying' your boss very soon. Franklin Woodward, Iread that after your graduation from the University of Virginia in '51 you will be the Physical Education instructor at Marshall High. Your palm, Patricia Hayes, reads that you will become the private secretary for the Senator of Virginia. Keep up the good work, Patsy. Francis Reid, you will be in the Army Air Corps and I read that you will make this your life work. Well, I guess that we'll have two nurses from our '47 class be- cause your palm reads. Kathleen Scott, that you will be one of the best nurses in the Winchester Hospital. Gan you believe it, our handsome class president's, Douglas Bal1's, palm reads that he will be star of the Washington Baseball team. I read that Ginny will still be cheering for him.