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

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26 Sleepy student naps in Miss Wright’s class. Helen M. Hulcher B.A., M.S., University of Richmond Character Commission Sponsor Estelle G. Bugg B.S., M.Ed., University of Virginia Daniel S. Marshall Caroline L. Mosby B.S., University of B.S., Virginia Union North Carolina University M.S., University of Richmond Hi-Y—Sponsor Warren B. Carter Alice C. Haywood B.S., Hampden-Sydney A.B., Sweet Briar College J.V. Basketball F.T.A.—Sponsor Varsity Baseball Mrs. Bugg finishes many Miss Haywood gives student extra help. terry LeeleeRe H SaBRESROBE peitanaeetstt RIEREREeetieennia

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teaches China’s culture The varied language depart- ment was interrelated only in that it taught foreign tongues. Cultural and historical back- grounds of the languages— French, German, Spanish, Rus- sian, and Latin—were so di- verse that each created a sep- Charles F. Wiltshire te field of alien B.A., University of Richmond arate field of specialization. lea teen ae Command of a language was S.C.A.—Sponsor often not appreciated until used oie abroad; but sometimes, amid grammar and literature, a phrase reached out that wouldn’t have been the same in English, and it suddenly seemed worth the trouble. Linda Thomas checks a date from one of Mrs. Royer’s lectures in French. Puzzlement crosses Mrs. Overbey’s face. With books stacked on her desk and tests left to grade, Mrs. Fontaine takes time to answer a puzzled student’s question.

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Roslyn R. Quirk Martha L. Speck A.B., William and Mary B.S., Duke University National Honor Society— Sponsor years of dedication To those who can never cross the threshold, math is an enigma which leaves students frustrated and hopeless; to those who can open the door, it is a world of challenge in which cold calculations conjure up the desired results. Thus, a math teacher needs only to point out the way to some, but must take oth- ers by the hand and drag them. To this end work the eleven teachers of general math, algebra, trig., and calculus at Jayem. For them, math is a challenge in itself and in helping others to perform its magic. Her chalk poised in the air, Mrs. Bugg goes to next step. Coach Carter finds volume of basketball. Lucy L. Williams Carolyn W. Wilson Wilhelmina L. Wright B.S., Longwood College B.S., Longwood College B.A., Westhampton College Head of Math Department