Morrison High School - Warwick Yearbook (Morrison, VA)

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AGNES STEVENSON POLLOCK Nancy Kindness is wisdom. A clever, dependable, popular girl, who not only majors in athletics but lessons as well. Best of luck, Scotchie ! JOHN SCHAFER Schafer Always a pal. Schafer is one of the friendliest boys in the Senior Class. He can make himself at home in any crowd and is not in the least bash- ful. Schafer gets along pretty well with his teachers but we don ' t think he cares much for certain subjects. MILDRED LOUISE ROGERS Billie There is a lady sweet and fine One of the sweetest girls of our Senior Class, that ' s who Billie is. She is surely a true friend and once you know her you will love her. We wish her success and happiness for the rest of her life. I MILDRED VIRGINIA SHENK Millie Silence accomplishes much that noise cannot. Miidred is a sensible girl with a lovable disposition. One has to know her to really appreciate her good qualities. We know that she is accomplished in the domestic arts and suspect she will really succeed in this worthy field of work. RUSSELL HOGGE ROWE Rut Watch him go places - especially in the world of sports. Rut is an excellent athlete. He received monograms for football, baseball, and bas- ketball. He is a good student, a cheerful associate, and a generous and loyal friend. Truly he will be a great loss to the dear old Alma Mater. Success to you. CHARLES SMITH, Jr. Smitty” Honor lies in honest toil. To a new-comer to Morrison Smitty ap- pears to be an excellent classmate. Thoughtful, courteous, and helpful to one unfamiliar to the ways of the school, Smitty will long be remembered and recognized as a worthy graduate of Mor- rison High School.

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ELIZABETH ANN McCARTNEY Whiz The girl with the sunny disposition. Laughing merrily, singing gaily, meeting life with sunny expectation, that is Whiz. She has just been with us a few months but her friendly personality has won her many friends. Here ' s hoping you keep this sunny disposition in the years to come, Whiz. ANNIE LAURIE MOORE Blondie Quality, not quantity is what counts. f ' nnie, the only true blond of our Senior Class always has a smile for eveiyone. She has a grand personality and is al- ways willing to help her fellow class- mates. We all wish her success and happi- ness throughout her future years. ROBERT AMORY MYERS Boe Friendship is a sheltering tree. Bob is a friendly, good-natured boy. He is well liked am ong students of Morrison High School. He will be missed by many when he leaves. We all look forward to his success. L RAYMOND EASTON PARKER Parker He came, he saw, he conquered. Raymond is an unusual student, a true friend, and a gentleman in every respect. He shows great ability in mathematics. Raymond is likely to go far in this old world and we wish him every possible success. PEARL PEACH Peaches A smile is the whisper of a laugh. Peaches is one of the cutest and molt popular girls in the Senior Class. Once you know her you can never forget her friend- ly smile and charming personality. Hu- morous, lovable, and witty, that ' s our Peaches of the ' 38 class. ELVA MARIE POINDEXTER Elva Once a friend always a friend. We have learned to appreciate Elva ' s jolly disposition and friendly manner. We feel that her pleasing personality will gain for her many acquaintances. Some day we hope to be proud of this classmate ' s achievement in the musical world.

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GORDON HARRISON SWAIN Swinky ' ' The race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong. We have known Swinky for four years at M.H.S. Even if he is a little slow in things in general we have learned to like him. He will be greatly missed by all when the parting time arrives. Success to you in life, Mr. Swain. HURLEY HAYWOOD THACKER, Jr. Peashooter Tall oaks from little acorns grow. It is with a sad note in our voice that we say sc long to Haywood, a very lively, witty senior. A friend to all and well liked by all. He went through M.H.S. without a break, and we are all proud of him. So long, Haywood. May we all meet you again. ROBERT LEE TURLINGTON, Jr. Bobby Romeo, thou art handsome. If only gods were men Bobby would be our Appollo. His good looks and nice ways have won a place in the hearts of us all. We are sure there can be nothing but success for you. I I MARGARET LOUISE WATSON Louise Knowledge is the wing wherewith we fly to heaven. Here ' s to a sweet and lovable girl. Qne who studies not for grades but to learn. We all come to Louise for advice, and find in her a patient and willing helper. This girl is striving for the higher things in life. Good luck, Louise! VIRGINIA WELTMER Silence is more eloquent than speech. Virginia is so very modest and unassum- ing in her manner. One hardly realizes that she is present in the classroom, but if observed, she will be discovered faith- fully performing her work. Her lovable disposition makes her friendship a pre- cious gift. Jack A friend in need is a friend indeed. Jack is one of the most lively of all the Seniors of ' 38; he is a real sport. A true friend is found in Jack.” He is the last of three in his family to graduate from M.H.S. We wish you the best of luck, Jack.