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

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Students fulfill dreams, desires at Jayem Innovations and alterations—controversial new rules, rooftop pep rallies, daily activity periods, new classes—characterized all aspects of Jayem. Carefree youth clashed with the experience of age, learned and matured. From the mood of restlessness, turmoil, questioning of the students, a sense of unity and pride in John Marshall arose. The year 1968 will always evoke a kaleido- scope of varied memories for every Jayem student. Despite distractions from the Cadet Band behind her, Beverly Battelle cheers on.

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Screening a Hopewell center, Bell allows Howlette to break open and drive toward the basket.

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ae Senior Steve Kincheloe displays one of his talents by performing on the trumpet during a rehearsal. Cadets march in review before Captain Garrette. Marshallites gain school spirit, pride The throbbing beat of “soulfinger” at pep rallies; hundreds of white, lacy snowflakes at the prom; talkative substitutes; week-end sci- ence projects; cramming before exams; Mike Howlette atop the backboard after the bas- ketball team became first in the Capital Dis- trict; spring elections’ campaigns; the last strains of “Dear Old John Marshall”; tears and joys at graduation—this was John Mar- shall, 1968.