Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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Mig? xlrfs 4, ' f'fM,f ' nrffwii ' . 55 7'1 -Y OW f ' ' Wk ,,4g. L nyfl I .I I N, 1 L 41 f x ff' all L' III' L ' 4' fl lr, I I 1' 'Ya-itz bg' z..wrN'wf af' I4 'Hia w A.,-v SENYTDRS FRANCES ELIZABETH SELF l z'f lfrrn Saiirzg .lly Sfll' For You MARY EVELYN SHUMATE Dark Ifyffu Hi-Y, '38, '39, Glee Club, '38, '39, News Staff, '38, '39 Library Club, '37, '38, '39, BLANCHE SLAYDON Hfrf Comm' Tfzf Bridf' Class Treasurer, '38-'39, Vice-President Class '37-'38 Hi-Y, '38, '39. NETTIE GRACE STONE 'zvllllgflfj' Liftlf Girl Transfer from Bassett High School, Basseit, Va., '35, Bassett News Staff, '35, Annual Staff, '39, Glee Club, '38, Secretary Class, '37-'33, '38-'39. Ili. I A . 14-'S VIRGINIA LUELLA WADE Yon fjllgfflf Tu Rf in Pirf11rf5 Library Club, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club, '37, '38, '39, EARL GRAYSON WAGNER ,li11'f .lli5l1ff1zlU1'11' A. LEE WALES IW Rutfzrr Lfazf .I Banff Hi-Y, '37, '38, Vice-President l-li-Y, '39, Band, '38, '39, Glee Club, '37, '38, President Glee Club, '38-'39. ROBERT MELVIN WELLS Can I Br ll'ro11g? News Staff, '39, Annual Staff, '39, l-li-Y, '38, '39, Dra- matic Club, '39, Library Club, '38, '39.

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li X 1 'wfwafv WWMM . ' L, d,4,4.z,:2AAx24..yA al ' cfm- W, .W' p 1, W ' , ss Will dpffld Teitcffhdenflw Scene: Office of a prominent lawyer. CEnter I. B. Seniorclass, the typical senior of the year. The lawyer is busy at his desk as I. B. enters, as the door opens, he raises his eyes, and a slight smile appears on his face. Lawyer: Well, well, my boy, come right in. I. B.: I hope l'm not intruding, sir. I would like to talk over a little business with you, but maybe you don't have -. . . Lawyer: Why you must think no such thingy you know as well as I that any person of my profession would be pleased to have the business of the most distinguished seniors Nat have graduated at M. H. S. I. B.: It's about a will sir. We, the seniors, are very eager to have one made, in order that there will be no mistakes in the inheri- tances after we have gone. Lawyer: Fine, fine,my lad. Now here is a typical willy I've several others lying around my ogice. Suppose we fill in the names and inher' ances as you know them. I .Bs say at our graduating class hopes that the fu owners will enjoy their titles as well ha ery well, here's the list. And may I BS 15 c Ito Leon Newman a good qualities such as school irit d leadership. d ic son and Iohn Morgan to Bill hl r int to Margie Shackelford ery ossession-even chattering abil- 3 ility o draw and paint.. a Boy Hodnett to Sara Whittle The grouch of the senior class. Connie Hill to Connie Blue From Connie to Connie goes the pes- simistic handle. Helen Ford to Mary Holt Whittle Leader in class, Hi-Y, and other activities. Harold Kolodny to Ed Cheshire Hero of the hardwood, gem of the grid- iron, and dazzler of the diamond. Frances Dudley to Nancy Draper Most outstanding basketball hotshot. Robert Fontaine to English Ford Mischief maker. Ben Kearfott to Arthur Richardson 'I'here's not much difference in size, so undoubtedly Arthur will be giant Bill Hermann and Pat Brown to Holtie Whittle They give this honor of dancing to Holtie, but Zella is the teacher's pet. Irving Parker to Glenwood Lawing You said it-best dresser in school. Nettie Stone to Emily Hensley They both work hard in school and get the best grades. Lucye BonDurant to Betty Carroll They're SO sentimental. Christine Lester to Delphine Beck We hope Delphine entertains the school with her piano playing. I-Iilma Nease to Sallie Ann Price Two of a kind when it comes to work- they both dig in hard. l . - . Now we are stuck, who will fill Melvin We1l's u Trggggd and Ha ld Kolodny to Charlie shoes in the newspaper? Who will be called I a poet? And who will blow the trumpet as record of b q heard more than Alfred Ramsey does? Only time will tell. n' Every senior, however, leaves his best wishes na to Zella T nes to all the students in M. H. S. ' mp J --Marvin Brodie M X X N ll mg if i 2 ig ,ilfglifm Q x , -1 xii? AM Milf? 44' 6L its lgiaiwi C' 'cieixss