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

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24 Harold Andrew Allen Gretchen Jean Althouse Christine Anderson Laurette Anderson Barbara Jean Arche Herbert Aubrey Arthur Sarah Lynne Atkinson Leta Fracine Bailey Charles Anthony Baker Kelvin Freeman Barnes Kurt Batchelder Jewel Brame Bates Everett Eugene Battle Michael Bennett ut [: x ' Selected to represent the Sophomore Class, Vice-President, Sheena Mackenzie; Secretary, Martha Ensign; President, Michelle Stratton Berry Deborah Ann Biddle Bridget Anita Blake Bennie Boggan Samuel Paul Bohannan

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Sheryl Ann Stevens Kevin Anton Stubbs Debra Taylor Lamont Taylor Carolyn Elizabeth Teal Gladys Evelyn Teasley Linda Marsha Thomas Patricia Irene Thompson Terry Lynn Thompson Tina Tinsley Sylvia Joanne Tunstall Fitz Turner, III Sandral Liana Turner Harold Donald Underwood Laura Mae Wakefield John Sinclair Walker Edward Walton Danette Elaine Watkins Valorie Patrice Watkins LaVerne Dae Webb New Marshallites become part of Jayem Deborah Ann White Renee Elizabeth Whitlock John Whitlow Janice Marie Williams Thomas Lee Williams Jeanatte Carolyn Winston Mario Edward Winston Kathy Lee Wold Larry Donald Woods Cynthia Theresa Woolfolk Brenda Kay Wright Debbie Joy Wuntke Melba Gayle Wynn Kitty Layton Young Lanita Sharlene Young 23

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Spirited sophomores strike second time Rhonda Clements; and Treasurer, Diane Carter stand on the steps of Ginter Park Baptist Church. Jacqueline Braxton Stephen N. Brennen Alfonso Dewitt Briggs Alfonso Maurice Brooks Vernon Archie Brown Armed with pails, soap, and rags, eager mem- bers of the spirited sophomore class set out to conquer the teachers’ dirty cars. Admission to this sophomore soaping was only a dollar. Profits from ae car wash were contributed to the class dance und. Aided by President Ronda Clements; Vice-Pres- ident Sheena Mackenzie; Secretary Martha Ensign; and Treasurer Diane Carter, the sophomores showed their spirit by purchasing class membership cards. The money from this class project was also contrib- uted to the dance fund. At the homecoming parade sophomores again pulled through with class spirit. The theme “Lick Vickings” was illustrated by a mad J.M. monster with gruesome gaping teeth and a gigantic mouth. Sophomore enthusiasm was noted as echoes of class yells vibrated wildly throughout the gym- nasium. As well as spirit, academic studies also occupied the time of the sophomores. Realizing that they would soon be leading John Marshall High School, they strove to excel in all parts of the curriculum. The sophomores established an atmosphere of unity and devotion under the goal of self-discipline, justice and honor. Lawrence Edwin Booker Rosalind Vanessa Booker Sylvia Almyra Boone Demetrice Shynear Bower Lillian Diane Boyd Minerva V. Bradley 25