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

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Pat finds answers on slide rule. for continued knowledge of concepts. Eleanor S. Judd B.A., Queens College Martha Speck B.S., Duke University National Honor Society Sponsor Roslyn R. Quirk A.B., College of William and Mary National Honor Society Sponsor Head of Math Department Carolyn L. Mosby Linda E. Oxedine B.S., Virginia Union A.B., University of University North Carolina Health and Safety Commission Lucy L. Williams Virginia M. Yager B.S., Longwood A.B., University of College North Carolina Renny Kinzey proves one equals two. 23

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22 Warren B. Carter B.S., Hampden- Sydney College J.V. Basketball Coach Varsity Baseball Coach Nancy A. Booker B:S., Westhampton College Helen M. Hulcher B.A., M.S., University Gwendolyn R. Crawford James Cooper B.S., South Carolina State College B.S., Millsaps College of Richmond M.S., Atlanta Character Commission University Sponsor Math furnishes insight through reasoning Susan and Suzanne study many geometric shapes. Mathematics—“That science treating of the exact relations existing between quantities or magnitudes and operations.” Webster’s Dictionary During the past year, John Marshall’s math- ematics department offered to its students a wide variety of courses to meet every curric- ulum need. Courses in general math, first and second year algebra, college algebra, trigo- nometry and calculus were provided. Second-year algebra offers the opportunity

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24 Science teachers promote modern theories Science is not limited to. the study of life but delves into the unknown through experi- mentation and the study and proposing of theory. Aside from the regular courses of- fered, experimental courses of study were . provided in which the individual student ex- Ve §£ - plored for himself the answers to the known A 7 ‘ and the unknown, such as ESP for freshmen, I BSCS for sophomores, Chem Study for juniors and PSSC for seniors. The advance placement students were offered an advanced course in Ida C. Beaton Hazel P. Corbin chemistry : B.S., Madison College B.S., Radford College F.T.A. Sponsor - M.Ed., University of Virginia Eloise M. Davis Jo Ann L. Hilldrup B.S., College of William B.S., East Carolina Wie be SO ; , and Mary University Cooperation is important in lab experiments. Concentration proves to be essential for the success of Steve Jones’ BSCS classroom lab experiment. XN