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

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fl1lffUII0ll.L'l' It-0'-l't'I1ll11Ll' 4 I,I.l'.I' Cm1.vl11m'r lx my iSvA'l'l'4'f1ll1Il ing plans lor the seenery to lie usecl in the next play to lie given hy the newly organized Class ot' Drama. ln another corner a group ol' girls anal boys are studying the script ol' the play. This is a division ol' pulmlie speaking who call themselves the Stage Door Class. We eoulcl spencl hours here, hut, realizing that our guests have mueh more to see, we guicle them to the room in which we hear Vergil reacl hy the aclvaneeal Latin stuclents. The next tew moments ot' the tour are taken in seeing the wonclers ol' mathematics revealetl when one takes trigonometry. Here future mathematicians learn to measure through angles clistanees that eoulal not he measurecl with a yarcl stick. As we are aseencling the steps to the thircl lloor we hear the taint anal liar oll' voices ot the mem- hers ol' the vocal class. These pupils work hartl lmecause they realize the growing importance ol' mu- sie anal wish to he almle to take part in the many fes- tivals. W'e next enter a class in which is taught a modern language. Ahout the room fl f,r.r.r0n In f fav IH 0111 11 t22l

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mathematics which they must liaee il' they attend college after high schnnl. VVe travel on to a physics lahora- tcwtv, where the workers are husy proving statements made hy their ancestors. They happily discover liacts which help to unravel what has already lmeen said. XVL- glance out oi' the windnw, and see the nearly enm- pletcd athletic field that will some day he the center ul! interest. ln the next class more scientists are studying the greatness nl' that wonderful power, electricity. The-v are even putting their knowledge to use hy preparing the lighting for the Senior play, Sin' csytlflllhi' In C'm141u'1', which will soon he presented. VVe gn hack tu the rnmn we had missed, and are surprised at the sight which we behold. In one curner ot the ruoin are students lmusily discuss- 6111111 na.:-I Ill '. r fllll' Calf lr! za 121

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we see HD. I.'s on many sweaters. This shows that they are members of the Don Iuan Spanish Society. After having listenecl to the stuclents reacling the foreign languages, we continue on our journey. Realizing that time is passing quickly anal that we cannot stop in every room, we visit a few more of the most interesting. From one room issues the buzz of the sewing machines, from another floats the oclors of freshly coolcecl pastries. YVe are about to go on to the basement to see the boys' shops anal art classes when the orches- tra begins to practice in the auditorium. This arouses our curiosity anal all of us go in to enjoy a concert. As we are about to leave, the A Capella Choir, clressecl in their bright blue robes, begin to sing. Now we go to the office. Congratulations to Nlr. llarwoocl are protiuse as the va- riety aml uniform- ity otl Iohn Mali'- shall High School's aclministration are expounclecl. Biclcling farewell to all, we leave by the Nlarshall Street entrance, for a full view ot! the school. Sfzuflubnard 6125? Un'f1c'.fz'ra Praclfve . 1I1'.r.r Lql.ll1,U.l'I7l 1 Y 'l10n1r1.r Sr1'1'rh1fQzf