Morrison High School - Warwick Yearbook (Morrison, VA)

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JOHN M. CocHRAN The woman-hater of the class Cso he saysj. The school will miss him and his arguing when he graduates. We see a great future for him as a law- yer. K.xTH.uuNE A. CfJLEhl.'XN l '.xs14:x ' XVhat a girl! Not only popu- lar hut a good athlete. She's our star basket-hall guard and M. H. S. will lose a good all- around girl when she goes. Saixrtirer. RL'ssELL Doi.AN 'A R hx Rex is a pal to every one and has Won many friends at M. H. S. He has shown his ability as a good sport and ath- lete. Here's luck, Rex. Iosiarfu BRADLEY E1.i.ls xl I-11,i.i ' VVhat a man! Leader in both class and sports. L'Ielly has proved himself a worthy stu- dent. His hghting spirit has brought Morrison victory many tinies.

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HENRY M. FARMER Henry, the secretary of our class, came to us from Lynch- burg as a Sophomore. His pleasing personality and gen- tlemanly manners make friends and keep them. MATILDA WILLIS FENIMORE i'Tll.LIP1,, A trnc ffliflltl is forcwvr iz frii'1uI. Tillie,' is a true friend and one of the most athletic girls in the Senior class. Morrison will miss her. ALICE ELIZABETH GARDNER I.I'1'z', Hail to Alice, who is one of our youngest classmates. She is always ready to lend a help- ing hand to any one. Good luck to you, Alice. WILLI.Ah1 CQARDNISR Quiet, patient and conscien- tious describe the disposition of William. He is very gen- erous and always willing to help a fellow-classmate. VVe wish you success, William.