Morrison High School - Warwick Yearbook (Morrison, VA)

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Page Thirteen 6 6 ' Clio© o o Tune : “America For Me.” There is in dear old Warwick A place we love lo be, Where the river James flows onward, Ever onward to the sea, In the little town of Morrison Close to the river shore — There stands our dear old High School, And we’ll love it evermore. Oh, Morrison , our High School dear Our High School best sing %ve , — In Warwick County there’s the place We always love to be — There with standards of the highest We’ll work with all our might And in praise of maroon and gold Shall her students all unite. Oh, hear us while we sing to xott Our Alma Mater dear; We love to praise thy high ideals Which we strive to meet each year, Your influence and your memories dear Will guide us day by day Will help us o’er the pathways steep And spur us on our way. CHORUS Dorothy L. Fangsi.ow.

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GENEVIEVE H. BONNEWELL SPONSOR “THE WARWICK’’ 1 9 2 4

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Page Fourteen Warwick CONSTANCE BUFORD ADAMS “Connie” “Light or dark or short or tall, She sets a spring ' to snare them all.” Literary Editor “The Warwick” ’23, ’24. Annual Play ’23. Scrap Bag. There is much to be said about “Connie”, our class coquette. “Connie” is indeed a coquette for she was not only voted the biggest flirt in our class but in the whole school as well. But shq has so many good qualities that we almost forget her incli- nations toward coquetry. We all know just what a good sport “Connie” is and that she is willing to always do her share in any undertaking that we may have. When Connie leaves us she will leave a place in our hearts that can never be filled, so here is luck to you old pal, may you never lose your attractive ways. LAWRENCE ELBERT BAINES “Baby” “True hearted, whole hearted, loyal and faithful.” President of Class ’23, ’24. Vice-President of Wilson Literary Society ’23, ’24. Business Manager of “The Warwick”. Letter Man ’23, ’24. Class Creed ’24. HI-Y Club ’24. We are told that the best of goods comes in the smallest packages, and we find this especially so in “Baby Lawrence”. He is so small that you can’t see much of him, but you can always hear him. We have found him to be fond of precious gems, es- pecially “Rubys”. Altho’ Lawrence is al- ways a good sport, he can be serious at the right time. We are very proud to have him in our class and we hope he may be as successful in later years as he has been in his high school days.