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

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Lay AS THE CHAIN OF MANY YEARS is completed with the link of this last year at John Marshall High School, as we know it today, it is only fitting and proper that the theme for our 1960 MARSHALLITE be carried out through the words of our Alma Mater, “Dear Old John Marshall.” These words will always have a special meaning for each of us, as true Marshallites, and we are proud to have been a part of a high school so honored and revered, and we shall always cherish our “high school school days” here at Jayem. In these words, too, is so much that is life itself. Through application of the thoughts expressed in the song to our school life, as well as to our future life, we become better citizens, and our lives are enriched with the character traits so necessary in our relation to others. In developing our theme we have tried to show the true meaning of the words of our Alma Mater, with the knowledge in our hearts that we shall remember as the happiest days of our lives those we spent in John Marshall High School. Chul! — WinkS SXGiRKOMONL: 3s eres ee CUM EWANI74 ZeSIHICQUINIS) 9 Co WLI ASA Se Nea Ky PMIIMWLISIICRS on a ae ad Ri@ IGA [ree AY OURBADIVIERID SE Rome lot [9]

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As we entered John Marshall, little did we realize how important the coming years would be to us. It was here that we learned to accept our misfortunes and defeats as well as our successes. Here we spent our happiest years, and here we made friendships which we will never forget. Through success and misfortunes, happiness and sorrow, the teachers and students of Jayem helped to make it one of our nation's finest schools. John Marshall will always remain in our thoughts and hearts as the place of our happiest memories,