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

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18 Elizabeth L. Atkins Mary G. Lambert B.A., University of A.B., Emory and North Carolina Henry M.Ed., University of Virginia Marian H. Myers Bonnie R. Newell B.A., Goucher College B.A., Converse College MONOCLE Quill and Scroll Operetta Virginia M. Lewis Betty J. Lipford B.S., Richmond B.A., Johnson C. Professional Smith University Institute M.A., University of Richmond Karma D. Ogden William C. Smith B.A., Randolph Macon B.A., University of College Richmond Creative Writing Club Sponsor Jane A. McCurdy B.A., Agnes Scott College Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor Geneva B. Snelling B.A., Westhampton College Jovial students in senior honors English conduct spirited debate on eighteenth-century satirists.

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es Miss Judd is discovered startled in library. ) Library supports the 1 ndividual endeavor “Supplement” was the key word for the 1967 Jayem library. September brought not only a greatly expanded reference section, but also a new copying machine, additional mag- azine subscriptions, and several new movie projectors. Students wishing merely to relax could enjoy the large and varied record col- lection. Tressie V. Myers B.A., Bridgewater College B.S., University of North Carolina Librarian Marjorie L. Dearhart A.B., College of William and Mary Librarian Marshallites employ use of library’s resource materials, periodicals and the microfilm machine. are =o TNA MO SIDS ca WANO CIWS TT eS Ores 99 FUsNOS) 9 Fe KOG (ch TUENO I s cn THINO SI Te PN Cw

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From her desk, Miss McCurdy lectures to class. Mrs. Young explains definitions to students. Juniors, seniors visit “School for Wives” Through the varying courses of the English department, the student was exposed to the many facets of literature and grammar, en- abling him to gain insight and inspiration to apply to his future life. Freshmen and sophomores were given the opportunity to perfect their use of grammar and style of writing through composition and to obtain a taste of great literary works through class participation in reading. Juniors and seniors took advantage of courses in American and English literature which de- veloped an appreciation of the styles and skills of various authors. Anne W. Vaughan B.S., University of Virginia College M.S., University of Richmond Margaret O. Young B.A., Westhampton Margaret C. Comley B.S., Richmond Professional Institute Sight Saving