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

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Min' Nellie Henson Kvlgzrfmr NIA-J' Colzrfflzzre King .Yerwttzry Nlmlerfz Problefm' Clf1.r.f Takes' Fielfl Trip ,W tirst year of algebra with llying colors, so I believe I should go ahead with my second year of algebra, trigonometry and solid geometry. Yes, I had better take all the math I can, because the more I have the better litted I shall be for college. By the way, when you take your senior year of American history and civics, be Certain to include modern problems along with it. In it you make a survey of modern life and the problems involved in social, economic, and political fields in addition to going on trips to various places of business to see just how they work. It certainly sounds like a splendid idea to include such a course in the curriculum. We are the future citizens and we should know of the problems that await us. Another one of those classes which I think every- one needs is Automobile Essentials. In these days and times everyone should have the opportunity to know about the mechanism of cars. l do wish the school would allow girls to take it! I tell you what! I shall learn all there is to learn about cars and teach you everything I have learned. In the business department John Marshall offers shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping. I certainly should like to know how to type. It takes me hours to type even one of my brief letters by the one linger method. Wag Ng NWI? s 3 Qi. X Q? Ms QW? NSI fr' ,,. ,, L