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

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TABLE Of CONTENTS Poa ee ee ae 03, oh i Ae ie : je) cee 8a vs 34 Student life. ae 98 OW eimaHONS ee nies i 168 COL ONS i ne de 190 Advertising DAS OAL ROL ouine RR 208

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1970 MARSHALLITE STAFF PISO oo Coie aes bees oe W. Lee Whetstone, Jr. COPUOS T CAVe Rs ee Becky Booth, Charles Sanders CGOVIEGIO! Poy ls ol eos Cee eh ety te eee Nelly Fagalde i PSIOSe POR OIS ee pues | Shellawease Shaw, Jack Taylor Mea PHOLODLAPHER 6 ee ee. Anders Anderson PACCHIV Gc y Soe eg ae Deedee Montgomery, Cathy Jacobs DUPER IAI CHISS in ec ees Valarie Watkins, Adrienne Gray | MOI OAIOLECIASS std ays lee an - Vassie Ware, Linda Thomas Junior CARE eee eS an vines Mark Smylie, Mark Stubbs Senior Class : ee ee ay Sheena Mackenzie, Fugenia Yeuell Serene. ee Pam Peters, Valeta Christiam Organizations Ge Nig Ellen Fitts, Antoinette Harris, Debra Taylor BOYS PIOITS cre se ye oc ey oes Frank Viverette, Jamie Waring Girls’ DOOMS ee no, Henrietta Crump, Thomasina Walker Military ee ee ae John Harris EIMOPOR (ANOS) 2 eee: Selden Lewis, Chris McNeil Charles Nicholson, Mark Smylie, Mark Stubbs

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Melange of students, ideas, backgrounds, reflect learning experience and life styles of residential high school’s PROPERTY OF THE LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA MICHMOND, VA present and future A unique quality was apparent among the pupils of Jayem. As an independent cubical, the school housed every economic and political group represented in the metropolitan area. This mixture posed a multitude of controversies as the students aimed in their various separate directions. Diverse interests, attitudes, appearances, backgrounds, and reactions formed a basis for the many ways that the individuals reached toward. Which way would they choose? Which way was right for them?