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

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JAMES COLEMAN HARWOOD it ORN in Richmond, Virginia, on December 4, 1871, the son of John Pleasant l larvvood and Marie Elizabeth Wingfield. Received the degree of Bachelor ol Arts from Richmond College, novv the University of Richmond, in 1892, and the degree oi Master of Arts in Education from Columbia University in 1990. Became Assistant Principal and teacher ol mathematics in Richmond l-ligh School, now John Marshall l'-ligh School in September, 1892, and was elected Principal in 1905, a position vvhich he has held with distinction since that date. Chosen a member oi the advisory committee which planned the construction of John Marshall High School, the cornerstone of which was laid in 1908. Appointed Chairman of the Commission on Secondary Schools of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools For the year 1930. Elected to membership in Phi Beta Kappa, chapter of the University of Richmond, in 1999, and served as president of the Richmond chapter one year. Published, under the sponsorship of his co-vvorlcers in John Marshall l-ligh School and without his lcnovvledge in 1936, Poems by James Coleman l-larvvood, vvritten over a period of years, ' Joined the Baptist Church in youth, and has served it faithfully as choir, member, superintendent of the church school, teacher, and deacon. With an inherent love of learning, James Coleman l-larvvood, mathematician, classical scholar, singer, and humanitarian, has exercised a far-reaching and enduring influence on secondary education and culture in Richmond and in the South.