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

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22 Doug Nelson explains his Russian sentence to Mr. Yacenko. Languages The Foreign Language Department believes that to study at least one foreign language is highly desirable and the students are urged to do so. They can choose from Latin and several modern languages: French, German, Russian, and Spanish. To gain fluency in the modern languages, the student has access to a well-equipped language laboratory containing thirty-six booths and tapes, records, and filmstrips to be used with the textbooks. Also John Marshall is the first school in Virginia to offer a class in the newest method of studying French, “Voix et Images,” approved by the French government. Dicky Waters and Betty Andrews recheck their work at the board. JAMES C. HARWOOD, Ue B.A., U. of Richmond Head of Language Dept. ANNE LOUISE SANFORD B.A., Westhampton Col. M.A., U. of Richmond GISELE TAWIL Le lycee francais de Fes P Ecole Normale de Robat

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24 Senior Hamilton Crockford takes a temperature reading during an experiment in the advanced chemistry class. Mrs. Corbin shows Tommy Fazenbaker how the planet Mercury revolves around the sun.