Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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x .4 - 'iwwwl ,. B E E fill! ---- -A - Yi- 'v -- M- -1 :Y t ,YJSAXX 1 -, A li A ll .ll 1 f as Discarded Treasures . vs' FE v HEN AS Seniors we shall leave, to our Juniors we bequeath: VG!! , . , Eve Warren s chewing gum, and hope you wont be so dumb as to 2'G,,5Q. chew it while in class. Cressy Morgan's pretty blond curls we leave to all the Junior girls. And Edgar Hodnett saying, right, right, wills his date for each Sunday night. Sue Yeaman's noble basket ball fame we will to one who deserves the name. Ruth Atkins' popularity is great to see. We trust Lucy will as attractive be. We will Isabel Thomasson's leap to her feet, when she hears a car out in the street. 'I:hurley, Mary and Edna are the smartest girls we know, and we leave to you the privilege to like them grow. Other members of our class are very keen, and may Tom Morris, like Theo, resemble Rudy Vaseline. Charles Reed's power to sway we leave to James and Richard Wray. Lawson Lester comes to school whenever he can. May George Crews be like him. A big outdoor man. To some nice Junior, sweet and fair, we leave Nina Burgess' pretty pink hair. To Ruth Jones, that charming, clever girl, we leave Helen's power to set hearts awhirl. To Mary Virginia, who misses a lot, we leave Charlotte's excusesg they're all hot. Smithson his Caesar book will sell, although he loves and loves it well. Lucy Davis' jaunty grace, we hope will still adorn the place. Irvin Minter's happy smile we will to one who will make it worth while. Pickup is the nicest boy, we hope his brother may be just as coy. To all the members of '31 we hope you continue to have fun, and happy as the day is long, to sing your childish song. But may you Seniors get to be all proud and haughty, just as we, and realize that there's work to do, and to our Alma Mammy ever be true. -H. H. C. L. - 'il 29 li' + -:Il I-l-A -+V ' ' 1 U L +, 9 3 o ,fer

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B E E fs .GN CN M lib Q By Senior Signatures Among all the Seniors that are in school You'll find not a one who's obeying a rule. Tl1ere's Hodnett, the handsome, And Morgan, the sheik,' There's Minter, the mighty, And Lester, the freak. There's Edna, the earnest, And Emma, the mild, There's Pharis, the silent, And Pickup, the child. There's Reed, the violinist, And Hazel, with voice, Tl1ere's Sue, the pianist, Or Ruth, it's your choice. There's Isabel, the beautiful And Helene, the flirt, Therels M ary, the perfect, And Eva fless skirtj. There's Polly, the glow worm, And Evelyn, The Great , There's Morris, the cock fighter, +2l28l9' And Jessie, the ba-it. ' There's Hiird, the go-get-her, And Lucy, the vamp, There's Berlin, the slne foot, And Elizabeth, the scamp. Thereis Thurley, the tiny, And Doris, the sa-meg Therefs Charlotte, the designer, And Jeanette, the flame. There's Margo, the steady, And N ina-not wordyy We're rowing, not drifting, The C IUSS-I9 30. -C. R. 1 44 is K. ICQQEK1' 9 3 lo ' 'IK

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