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

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Bonnie R. Newell Mary P. Peple B.A., Converse College B.A., Westhampton Monocle Quill and Scroll Operetta entices all children English was the battle of grammar, the search for meaning, the hope of communication with another. Teaching the many-faceted subject required perse- verance. All four grade levels studied selected courses in- cluding the standard grammar, American and English literature, and term papers. Junior journacubs learned how to write, edit, and print a newspaper. Speech classes were aimed toward correcting faulty vocabulary and public speaking. Lois A. Pollard Anne W. Vaughan B.A., Westhampton BS Wea Via: M.S.Ed., U.R. : . aS CLASS RES ORD ee Rd + » . ‘ . SB ap ee A oa Se eos. S- ‘a What! Another alarm? Perchance this one is veracious. Margaret O. Young B.A., Westhampton 21

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Students listen to oral report as Miss Ogden records grades. Elizabeth L. Atkins Virginia L. Cole BA. U. of NC. A.B., George Washington U. c Snow ? help es, Santa, What hanky panky goes on in the English department? Not us. Juanita T. Elmquist Mary G. Lambert B.A., Westhampton Col. A.B., Emory and Henry M.A., U. of Chicago M.Ed., U. Va. Virginia M. Lewis Marian H. Myers BiSstteecels B.A., Goucher C. M.A., U.R. Independent Study Com. 20

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22 Barbara F. Ford Kenneth E. Griffith B.A., Longwood College B.S., Richmond Profession- TABS Sponsor al Institute Leontine T. Kelly A.B., Virginia Union Merle Tyler B.A., Mary Washington College M.A., University of Richmond Elsie V. McClintic B.A., Westhampton College Cadet Corps Head of History Department Mr. Weatherspoon gives informal lecture. Laughing, Miss McClintic frugs at party.