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

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ZADA D. CARVER B.S., Teach. Col. E. Radford M.A., Mich. State U. Head of Guidance Dept. ELLEN H. CHEWNING B.A., Wake Forest Col. M.Ed., U. of Va. JOHN RANDALL pee COOK B.S., Longwood Col. M.S., Longwood Col. DANIEL SUMMEY MARSHALL B.S., U. of North Carolina Mrs. Carver, head counselor, looks up from her work to greet a student who has come for advice. Be t 7 s ; 5 ie a is, Mrs. Chewning checks personal record of a Jayem student. Guidance The Guidance Program is a set of organized services designed to: assist all pupils in making appropriate and satisfying educational. vocational, personal-social adjustments and plans, assist admin- istrators, teachers, other staff members, and parents in understanding the needs and problems of pupils. 13

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A secretary’s job is an important, interesting, and responsible one. Our secretaries perform efficiently a wide variety of office jobs. Some of these are: typing, filing, taking dictation, dupli- cating, answering telephones, writing letters, making out reports, and meeting callers. With all the many hourly interruptions, they manage to perform their duties; to keep the office running smoothly; and to represent John Marshall High School in a calm, courteous, and efficient manner. REBECCA F. MACFARLANE KATE M. OLIVER MYRTLE A. OVERTON MARGUERITA W. RACKETT Work often piles high for Mrs. Oliver, Dr. Dixon’s personal secretary. 12 Secretaries - NELLIE PARKER HENSON

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PANNE . PMN TV Ea Librarians Students use the card Catalogu fe locate books. The library with its many resources—books, magazines, filmstrips, and various other media— is the teaching materials center of the school, serv- ing faculty and students in all phases of the in- structional prog ram. It offers to each a source of inspiration, infor- mation, and relaxation; a place in which to browse, select and so develop an appreciation of books and libraries; and an opportunity to acquire, both formally and informally, valuable skills in the use of library facilities. MARJORIE L. DEARHART B.A., William and Mary TRESSIE V. MYERS B.A., Bridgewater Col. BSsinl os Usot NaC The distribution of movie projectors, filmstrips, and screens is one of the many jobs of the librarians.