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

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John Jlanrhall, .racred lo fhe hfarlbr of all ll.r Jludenltr, la' daily on lhe walch for prolecllng lhe youfh af lomorrow. AJ lhe mfnuleman IJ a .rymlzol of guarallamrhzlo for America, .ro John fllanrhall .rlanallf ou! af a mohumenl of proleclloh.

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We Are Loyal

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1-5, Back Raw: MISS AUERBACH, SULLIVAN, BENNETT, LEVVIS, MONCURE, Hoon, JASPER l mr! Rau LEI-rcI-I, DAVIS, SouTHwoRTI-I, ANDERSON, STRANGE, SMITH, REYNOLDS, BARRETT, REID, LANDI GREEN The John Marshall Student Association CHARLES SMITH . . . . President IEAN MARIE STRANGE . . . Vice-President ARLEEN REYNOLDS . . . Secretary BILLY ANDERSON . . Treasurer fl ATRIOTISM AT WORK!! is the slogan of the Iohn Marshall Student Association for the session 1942-'45. The Iohn Marshall Student Association is an organization of the entire student body whose purpose is to co-operate with the principal and the faculty in the control of student affairs and in raising the standards ofthe student body. In the spring of each year a school-wide election is held. Every student in school has the opportunity of going to the polls and voting for the officers and members of the executive committee of the Association. Business as usual was suspended during the current Sessionfparties and dances, usually given by the Association, were postponed. The Asso- ciation has concentrated its effort on helping to win the war. It joined in the nation-wide Schools-at-War program and emphasized Save, Serve and Comrerue. Its special project was the hoosting of sales ot' war stamps and bonds in the school. A contest among home rooms was conducted. Posters were put up in the home rooms showing their progress. Thermometers were posted in the halls to register the progress of the entire school. The total sales for the term September-Ianuary amounted to 511,197.65 The goal set for the term February-Iune was SS26,800.00. Up to March 15, the ther- mometer registered 517,281.55 It was through the effort of the Student Association that graduation exercises were held in February this year, in order that graduates who were going directly into the service might receive their diplomas before they went. The Student Association has been busy collecting through the home- room representatives data on the war activities of the students outside of school hours. The report was most interesting and proved that the students of Iohn Marshall High School are serving their country in large numbers. Patriotism at workl T101-