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

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Reasoning, judgment are vital needs in Josephine C. Baker Estelle G. Bugg Warren B. Carter Alice C. Haywood Helen M. Hulcher B.S., Longwood Col. B.S., M.Ed., U. of Va. B.S., Hampden-Sydney A.B., Sweet Briar Col. B.A., Westhampton Col. SCA sponsor Col. F.T.A. co-sponsor M.S., U. of Richmond J.V. Basketball, Character Commission Varsity Baseball sponsor As Miss Hulcher explains the many uses of the mini-vac computer, her students try to program it.

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Miss Bayley’s fourth-year French students participate in a panel discussion on U.S. policy in Viet Nam. Steve Walker, Dianne Bowling, and Miss Sanford glance through the Latin Club scrapbook. Charles F. Wiltshire B.A., U. of Richmond M.A., Emory U. Yale U. Standing on a chair, Miss Fontaine stretches to ad- just a crooked display. ¢ i y ¢ 3 25

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math class Besides teaching the basic mathe- matical computations, the Math De- partment attempted to train stu- dents to reason and to think. Prac- tical application of mathematical principles was also stressed. Algebra, geometry, and trigo- nometry composed the traditional academic course in math. Students in the advanced placement program took, in addition to these courses, analytical geometry and calculus. General math was offered in all grades. Parents who don’t understand their children’s homework became more common this year as “new” math, at first confusing to the stu- dents, was taught on the high school level. Responding to a pupil’s query, Miss Bugg explains a trig problem. Daniel S. Marshall B.S., U. of N. C. Mr. Marshall reviews principles of factoring. M.S., U. of Richmond ; Hi-Y sponsor Roslyn R. Quirk Faculty representative Carolyn Ibe Mosby A.B., William and Mary to P.T.A. B.S., Va. Union U. NHS sponsor Wilhelmina L. Wright aap , B.A., Westhampton Col. Lucy L. Williams Carolyn W. Wilson Head of Math B.S., Longwood Col. B.S., Longwood Col. Department 27