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

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ee Our boys learn a trade pans The nurse decides! classes meet together in the auditorium to learn songs in the language they are studying. This year the classes were able to see movies concerning Spanish speaking and French speaking countries. Some of these movies were in the foreign language. Also two French movies with a Spanish short were shown at a local theater. In April the modern language classes sponsored a banquet. Guest speakers spoke in their native tongues. Several commercial subjects are offered to those pupils who wish to follow a business career. The more recent subject offered in this course is the class in busi- ness fundamentals. A general idea of what goes on in the business world is taught in this class. Two years of bookkeeping are also offered in which the students attain more knowledge of what they will be expected to do if they decide to follow a career of this type. Another new commercial subject offered this year was a course in office machines which was taken at a local office machine company. Typing classes are kept busy striving to reach their goal of perfection. Two years of shorthand are also offered. Shorthand 3 and 4 students also take a special leachers enjoy the students’ tea room Our future engineers { 18 }

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Our drama class that pertain to the theater in these classes. An extra added attraction in some of the history classes this year has been the show- ing of movies that are connected in some way with the phase of history that is being studied. Some history 8 classes visited the General Assembly of Virginia so that they could better understand the civics they had been studying. Some students may think that mathe- matics is nothing but a headache, but they soon realize that the “‘math’”’ they take at John Marshall proves to be very beneficial. A full course is offered at John Marshall including geometry, algebra, and trigo- nometry. Future architects are greatly aided in these classes as they are taught to use geometric instruments and figures. Language students, particularly those students of Spanish and French, have an opportunity to enjoy several extra added attractions. There are both Spanish and French clubs that meet on Thursdays to carry out different projects which the pupils are not able to accomplish in the class room because of the lack of time. Each term the Jayem vs. Teejay Does it fit?

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Our poster exhibit transcription class which is held during the recess period Among the science classes offered Jayem students are chemistry and physics. Experiments are often made in classes that prove to benefit the students greatly. These subjects will particularly help those students who attend college after their high school graduation. For those students who wish to obtain some experi- ence at work there is the Diversified Occupational Train- ing course. These students attend school only three periods. They are taught many things that are con- cerned with salesmanship. After attending school these three periods in the morning, they take afternoon jobs so as to put into practice the training received at school and also to gain working experience that will prove bene- ficial to them later. Many boys take courses in mechanical drawing, ma- chine shop, and other such courses as are concerned with mechanical devices. Some of these classes are held at Jayem while others are taken at the Virginia Mechan- ics Institute. For the girls there are the ever useful and helpful classes in sewing and cooking. In sewing the girls learn Ae a earta eee A check-out weyet } A check-up “Miss Muckenfuss, I have a problem” {19 } I wonder what he sees