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

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Nurse The Medical Department tries to give students the opportunity to develop as far as possible physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially, so that they may give and get as much happiness and satisfaction out of life as pos- sible. To accomplish this purpose, health examinations by the school physician and the nurse are given to juniors, new students, and members of all athletic teams. Seniors are X-rayed each year. Students with defects are referred to their physicians, dentists, or clinics. During the school day, the nurse gives emergency care to any sick or injured students and notifies the parents if necessary. GLADYS CAMPBELL GORDON R.N., U. of Virginia Mrs. Warinner smiles bravely as the doctor gives her an annual flu shot. Judy Townsend has her eyes checked by our nurse, Mrs. Gordon. | i i | ' Bandaging cuts, like this one of Tony Halda, is an everyday occurrence for Mrs. Gordon.

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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.

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English Required English courses are offered each year to increase the student’s understanding and appreciation of literature, and his knowledge of the fundamentals of composition and grammar. Through a study of the skills of reading, writing, speaking, and listening, the student becomes more proficient in interpreting the spoken and written ideas of others and in expressing his own ideas more clearly and concisely. A, porn ee sea £¥ Juniors act out Our Town in their Eng- lish class. Miss McEwen looks on as Jimmy McClure uses a pace setter to improve his reading skill. ELIZABETH L. ATKINS A.B., Women’s Col. of WeotaNe Ge ETHEL BEAVERS B.S., Mary Washington FANNIE ROWE BROWN B.S., Madison NS rUnotoneale MARTHA G. CLARKE B.A., Norfolk Col. of W. Mz ELIZABETH VIRGINIA COLLINS B.A., Westhampton College