John Marshall High School - Gavel Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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EDWARD L. BERRY Assistant Principal Ralph D. Risdon is completing his first year as assistant prin- cipal. ln his first year at John Marshall, he acted as the ninth and tenth grade counselor. Possessed of a fine sense of humor and an understanding of young people, Mr. Risdon has the respect and admiration of all those with whom he comes in contact. HELEN ALLSBROOK Helen Allsbrook, secre- tary to Mr. Risdon, also serves as Attendance Secretary. Her sense of humor comes in handy as she listens to those Hreasonsll why students Edward L. Berry has served John Marshall as assistant principal for the past two years. He is marking his fourth year at JM, having served previously as a counselor. Possessed of a fine singing voice, lVIr. Berry is a member of the Faculty Quartet. He is a dedicated Worker in church, civic and school circles. June Koopman, secre- tary to Mr. Berry, is known for her cheerful personality. Her smile has brightened that long walk into the assistant principal's office for many students. JUNE KOOPMAN RALPH D. RISDON Assistant Principal

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Alton Marshall, Bill Leikam, Kathleen Osborn, George Chap- man and Frances Peters, school counselors. Kindness and Courage Characterize the Counselors Increasing demands of modern life and, indeed, the country's need for better educated citizens have added new importance to guidance and counseling. John Marshall High School is striving to meet the needs of 2600 students, standardized tests, college and career planning, and personal problems. Counselors help plan schedules to enable graduates to attend college successfully, or enter the profession of their choice with confidence in success. Rejuvenating your schedule was a popular senior pastime the first several weeks of school. I5