Marshall High School - Marshallite Yearbook (Marshall, VA)

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i My V Senate Officers Presiding Officer -4---. -. .....-- George Furr Secretary ---- -------.- --..- A r mason Kirby Summary The Senate is the legislative body of the student government. It was the sponsor of the clean-up campaigns in which the mem- bers of the Senate inspected the high school rooms. A prize was given to the room that had the highest average. It also scheduled the Friday assembly programs for the 1946-'47 sessions. Delegates attended the Fauquier County Federation of S.C.A.'s and Marshall furnished the president. who is the chairman of the Senate. The county objectives were prepared by the Marshall S,C.A. members Ruth Nails Kenneth 'McGuinn Armason Kirby Betty Reece Jackie Walters Franklin Woodward James Carter Jackson Bohon Bobby Leonard Buddy Russell Jean Kirby Audrey Lawler Irene Nalls Ailene Brown Anne Peach Gilbert Edwards

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onor ounci Officers Faculty Adviser -,-- ----- - - ----' Miss Sue Smith Chairman ,--- -A Charles Wynes Secretary .-..-- ----- - -,-.- M arie Sisson 'Summary The Honor Council is composed of ten members: four Seniors, three Juniors, two Sophomores, and one Freshman. each of whom must maintain a distinguished grade on citizenship fD.J It is the duty of this body to promote honesty and fairness among the students. Cases of dishonesty are brought before the Council which investigates and decides upon some form of punish- ment which must meet the approval of the Honor Council adviser and the principal. On December 5. a meeting was held at which it was decided to use regular court procedure in trying all cases. members Joyce Russell Benton Leach Bernard Williams Skippy Russell Doris Caylor Nancy Moffett Randolph Caylor Sara Haley

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l i l jak- ell Staff The 1946-47 lnkwell Staff contracted for the third year with ihe Warren Press of Front Royal for the publication of eight issues of the school paper. The staff, in order to meet the year's expenses, presented mov- ies and sold drinks at sports' events. The remainder of the money was raised through subscriptions and advertisements. Although the majority of the boys in Service had returned home, approximately 300 free copies were given to them, the alumni, and the advertisers. At the end of the year all the editions were stapled together into volumes and distributed among the students. Editor-in-Chief .-.-- ..--- .--.. .---. B e r nard Williams Assistant Editor -----. .-..- ---...- ....- C h a rles Wynes Business Manager ----. -.... ...-. .....-.- L e r oy Miller Assistant Business Manager .-----. . .-.- Douglas Ball News and Club Editor e........... .----. M arie Sisson Exchange Editor -..-. ....- ...... .-.--. B e t ty Moffett Distribution Editor --.. . ---.-- Francis Reid Boys' Sports Editor ---.---..-.. ...-. ..--.--- G e orge Furr Girls' Sports Editor --... ..-.. ...-.--- D o rothy Hinson Typists -.,-- -...--. -... L o uise Sacra. Joyce Russell Columnists ---. - .,.--i Anne Royston. Burton Moore Cartoonist. ..... , ..... ...... ............. ...... B U 1' 13011 Moore Faculty Adviser .- .. ..... Miss Clara M. Brewer :Reporters Dorothy Hinson ' Jock Crockett Peggy Embrey Lorainne Blevins Anne Lee Ursula Scott