Windsor High School - Duke Yearbook (Windsor, VA)

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E' if ' 2 JAMES CVRTIS JENKINS And still they gflserl and still their :rou- der grew. That om' .vumll hrfurl could 1-awry ull hc' l.'nvr1'. He is always in for some fun or u joke: and tlhougzh he almost always gets the worst e11d of it. he smiles. He is not much of an athlete. hut he can yell for those that ure. If there is anything that you don't know. ask Curtis ahout it. and if he doesift know. he will lind out about it. Good luck to our lflditor-in-l'hief. E201 ROSE MARGRVETTE LEATHERS 1t'.w the songs yr' sing and thc smiles ye lrvur, 7'hut'x 11-mulriuy the xzmsh-im: mierjl- lrlvf'rr'. Murgruette is the president of our class and is liked hy everyone. even Joe will certify this to he true. t'Music hath chnrins to soothe ll savage, bust a rock and eat a cabbage. With her wonderful disposition and other traits, she was voted the most popular girl ill high school. Though her career as lllllSlClRlll hos just hefzun. we prophesy a very hrillinnt future for her.

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,. qv-N J MARVIN GOUIJIC ELEY l41il'l lC KIN'l l'IlEX JOHNSON 1'lu'rr' are fII',0ll'gllfS in my lwezlst today, Tlmt are not for human xpfw-lf. This lnrown-eyed luoy is always ready for a good time and always enjoys a good joke. Nothing: can please Marvin more bhan to tense the girls. He is interested in all athletics-is on the baseball t9Hll1. and is a stall' basketball player. Uld VVind- sor High will not o11ly miss Marvin but also his voice: for when one is needed to sing. they send for Marvin. TW! ll'l1-ere ignorum-1' ix bliss, l'is folly fo bf' ll'iN0.,' llnve you ever seen :lnyone study so little with the results that HFIICP gets? This proves that there is something.: un- derneath those black waves-brains. 0-yes, he is one of the high school dudes, to he sure. yet the girls don't want to inter- fere with Mary. We feel su1'e that when he goes oE to college. he will he liked by his CIHSNIIIZIIUS there ans well :ls he is here.

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vb 9-x 121 1 E3fS 7 ,fi --f.li's.i ' ' I ff '.:h.j'f'fI: Z .. c.1':'il5' 2525- Q -- , ' 1 ' -- MARY BELLE I..-UVRICNCE EVLA 1'1LlZABl'ITH PERSONS Nhrfs quiet, serene mul true, I-'eu' frivmls' in Ihis :ride lrorld, ,Ind u friend to all of youg That are faithful and true, Nhcfs never cross nor contrary, 1'un,'t you guess? H29 Jlllfll. If you want friends you have to make thenig and that is what Mary does. She is ready to help when she is needed. Home folks say that. she doesn't like boys. May he she likes them in the singular. She has only been with us long enough to he our friend. We know that she will prosper wherever she goes. Nhe's bound to. F211 liuf H'fl-,PII you Colm! fhcm, Form! Eurlu among the few. You never can tell what is i11 her head. She has so many thoughts S0lll6fil1l0S. Once it is fli1'f21ti0ll,u and ngrain it is soinething serious. She is not. the hest pupil in our class, but allways inukes good grades and we are proud of her record. We have to be very careful how we talk :lround Betty, for she expects to teach English.