Marshall High School - Marshallite Yearbook (Marshall, VA)

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,LL just Remember fcontinuedl Leroy Miller as President of the S.C.A. and the very efficient business manager of the Inkwell. William Garter for being little but loud. Burton Moore as our Senior from the windy city of Chicago and the editor of the Marshalite. Francis Reid as the Woolf of the Senior class. Betty Moffett for the stage show that she put on at the Aldie basket- ball game. Audrey Lloyd as the only girl who ever Won Joe Lee's heart. Beulah Rose as an outstanding basketball player and Welby's steady. Norris Wilson for always questioning Euclid in Plane Geometry. Leon McGuinn for all the scrapes that he got into in his little Ford. Patricia Hayes as an old flame of Milton Cockrell's Dorothy Pearson for being at least one Senior who studied. Armason Kirby as being true to Beetle Frances Jeffries as second only to Margaret Yurgaitis in her talking ability. Dorothy Hinson as Club Editor on the Marshalite7' staff. Barbara Frazier as a true Uppervillian. Gertrude Fewell for her willingness to serve on any Senior committee. LEROY MILLER CHARLES WYNES

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M. just Remember fcontinuedl Just Remember: Anne Royston as always looking for a certain guy from Upperville. Joyce Russell and her smiles for Charles Wynes. ' Louise Sacra as holding the worldls record in typing. Kathleen Scott as the smallest girl in the Senior Class. Marie Sisson as salutatorian and as an expert bookkeeper. Virginia White as the Senior flirt. Sylvia Yowell as the only Senior to wear a diamond. Margaret Yurgaitis and her ability to talk all day without stopping. Hazel Saffel as the only girl in Geometry class. Douglas Ball and his desire to start an argument in Civics class. Jackson Bohou as the farmer of our class. James Carter as the Senior musician and the most brilliant boy in music class. George Furr as our red headed sports star and County S.C.A. President Harry Heflin as an all State half-back on our football team. Welby Kenny as always being with Beulah and as the center on our basketball team. Ralph Lawler as always hunting an excuse to go to the lunehroom. Charles Wynes for his willingness to help with anything and as the assistant editor of the Inkwell. Franklin Woodward as the smartest boy in Plane Geometry. Bernard Williams as our valedictorian and a good all-round fellow.

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Claw Poem THE WORLD lS WHAT WE MAKE IT Our motto, The world is what We make it, Has been both told and sung, And its echo thru' the ages From a million tongues has rung. Yet we once again repeat it, For we hold it is our due, And we pledge our class forever To make its words come true. To make the world a little better, For those who live today: To fight for peace and freedom, Till they come to earth to stay. Let the class of forty-seven Ring out this motto true, And make the world a better place In all We say and do. WELBY NOX KENNH