John Marshall High School - Marshallite Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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HiT HHI UE IMT Che @arshallite TI Mock F aculty Poem Is that Mr. Stubbs? You guessed right, Yes, the one with the glasses of bone; ‘Tis said that his hair resembles moonlight On a still and silent river. That gentleman next, of the graceful pose, Is Mike Marrin, with his pipe, as ever, And his glasses perched on the tip of his nose. A little farther down, arms lovingly entwined, You will find Miss Wilson and Miss Cross; Two nicer ladies would be hard to find. Up on the top step is the boss, Our loving “Jimmy,” ever smiling and kind. On the front row, in coat of red, You find our teacher and our friend. Miss Van Vort, you know without hearing it said, Is always ready her help to lend. On her right is Miss Heinrich, with her winning smile, Our sponsor, who has faithfully led Us from Rathood, down the Knowledge Way, To Seniorhood and graduation day. There is Miss Shine, sponsor of the Class of ’23, Who is loved by all, and loved ever will be. And Miss Engelberg, whose unhappy fate Is to teach us the story of nation and state. Poetess and historian is the lady at the side,— We're hoping Miss Henning’s fame will become nation-wide. There are many more, whose praises deserve to be cried; Here’s to them all: we’re wishing them well, For there is not space here of them to tell.

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