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

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muon, Fhe Marshallite sou mw, As They Were We all know the teachers as they are, And sometimes think it queer That he or she teaches such and such For his or her career. Now let us from that dusty past Take off the time worn lid, By tracing from the very start Each as a “‘naughty kid.” Little Charles Givens vexed his mother Because he wouldn’t play more, But he was interested in proving That two and two are four. ‘Who is Achilles?” asked the teacher. Said Louise Weisiger, ‘‘It’s all Greek to me.” “Then study Latin, too,” ‘And a classicist you will be.‘” advised the teacher, Floyd Folkes in his younger days Wanted to prove that air oxidized; So he sat for hours in the sun’s rays—- His hair is red. Are you surprised ? Sadie Engelberg at the age of eight Had bloody fights galore That she might, when she grew up, ax TOOUOL Za NUBNGe TOU Teach us the horrors of war and gore. 1 T Ty, = E = Ne NivavtvavlvevivextravivevWvextvertvavtvexivevivartvaxlvavivextvevivaxtvavivaxtveviverivevtartvaviverivevivartva ve vervartvartel)

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4 J TOMO OO VOVOTO THOIK FEOGUBOD NASA aes LVOVGVOYAY GEOL OGPOPS BL AIRS AAU AAT AAAS a MOC! Miss Harriet Cobb (Special Art and Feehand Drawing) Mr. J. H. Brown (Machine Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Shop Mathematics) Mr. Milton James (Machine Shop) Mr. William Cobb (Machine Shop) Miss E. E. Horner (Sewing) Mr. Walter C. Mercer Captain E. C. Franklin num The Warshallite mamma WAMAMAnANnOMOMAnAAnARAnOATOmOROAnOnOROmOnOnOnOnonOnAnOnAnAnAnAnATOrArAnnroAnrArOnanomam yma LV a ARTS MisaevcnCuClarke (Special and Applied Arts) Mr. F. G. Spear (Special and Applied Arts) VOCATIONAL Wie, Wn Ni, Olena (Mechanical Drawing) lie, ANS Ik, Sout (Mechanical Drawing) Mr. L. Neale, Jr. (Electricity and Drawing) Mira Ke Els Sisson (Electricity and Drawing) HOME ECONOMICS Miss Mary Sampson (Sewing) Miss Maria S. Peak (Cooking) MUSIC Mr. J. H. Donohue MIETEARY sCleE NCE Mr. Charles Schremp Sergeant Henson i) Nall MAUANOTARANOATALOM iy Mur’ T y, bY T 7 1 2 — re Mi a A TL TL UY We Lue Mul : — DE A q iya l ire

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rm Che Marshallite womumuuusuCIK Petite Ray was artistic, And thought knowing English grammar an art; But how many seniors are artists ? We know not—Ask Miss Van Vort. We do not aim to be impertinent, But to set forth the facts which we know, And to prove once more than axiom, “Big oaks from small acorns grow.” POPOVVOY OGLE OPO PO OPOVOyery | | TUDUDUTUTUNUTUTUNU TUM T S Ay 7 VAT SANNA NA NA OA RR = ( a MS Se A awl Nar ere ial CATATONIA IOUT VITO MYO VIATENIYOVIVANITO IT@XITOVIYANIYO IYO WNY@ TOYO ITO XIAO VITO IYOIYONIYOIYO IVO TO IANO VITA IYO IYOVIYOWIO IYON