Morrison High School - Warwick Yearbook (Morrison, VA)

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MARY WATKINS AYLER “Mary Wat’’ “The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, or the hand to execute.” A vacancy will be left at Morrison that will be hard to fill when Mary Wat receives her sheep- skin. She is unusually good in sports. Along with her popularity she has a winning disposi- tion. Here’s wishing you as much luck in the outside world as you have had at M. H. S. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH BISHOP “Very quiet and unassuming’’. Charlotte’s friendly smile and mild ways have won Tier a host of friends. She is a good sport, always ready and willing to help do what she can. She also has done well in her subjects while with us. We feel assured that her friendly dis- position and sturdy mind will help her to go thru life successfully. GRACE CLEMENTINE BURLESON “Gracie” “A tender heart, a will inflexible”. Grace is one of the most popular girls in the high school. She takes life as it comes and doesn’t worry about the future. She has all the qualities of an ideal girl — understanding, generos- ity, sympathy, sincerity and humor. 13

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.r THE Motto : JVith the ropes of the past we ring the bells of the future. Colors : Flower : Yellow and JVhite Daisy Officers President - Samuel Robertson Vice-President - Thea Wainwright Secretary - Sydney Mitchell Treasurer Rosebud Ware Roll Mary Watkins Ayler John Martin Charlotte Bishop Edith Mills Grace Burleson Dorothy Mitchell Carolyn Davis Sydney Mitchell Charles Davis Olive Morgan Hawthorne Davis Jessie Newell Walter Deal Leslie O’Hai’a Dorothy Diffenderfer Gertrude Peters Jack Fletcher Samuel Robertson Clayton Girton Evelyn Rogers Ailene Goalder Katherine Sibley Lynwood Goens Earl Smoot Margaret Hawkins Mildred Smoot Lois Haughton Marjorie Stark Eva Hostetter George Swan Florence Jacobs Geraldine Swayngim Annie Kelley Thea Wainwright Margaret Kelley Rosebud Ware George Klick Charles White Julius Lankes William White Mary Yoder ‘ . 19 9 sm fBr - - - M m isL.

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CAROLYN ALLEN DAVIS “Tee-Tah’’ A good sport, a true friend, Tee-Tah is al- ways full of mischief and a good pal. These qualities and many others have won for Carolyn an enviable place in the hearts of the Class of ’32. We wish you only the best of luck, Tee-Tah. DOROTHY DIFFENDERFER “Dodo’ ' “To speak kindly of each other is well. To think kindly is better, But to act kindly is best of all”. She is willing to help all who ask her and always accompanies her help with a friendly smile. We are expecting Dorothy to be a great Latin teacher some day, and would like to have her come back and teach in her old Alma Mater. 03 JOHN GARY FLETCHER “Jack” “Friendship is constant in all things” Here we have one of Morrison’s brightest students. Jack came to Morrison in ’29, left for a year in Yorktown, and came back to us in ’31. Although Jack is a little mischievous at times he can settle down and work when he wishes. His outstanding quality — friendliness — will be an asset to him all thru life. 14