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

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The J. M. cheerleaders, who hold the state title, root the Bears on their way to , State victory GGL ,Q ,, X Six a 9.491-X oseviiflz-D gag, C9k5xQ f Kwik The JM athletic classes have fun play- ing football as well as working to be- come physically fit. I0

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Vocational ariety Adds Interest to Our Course Using colored styrofoam balls, Caroline Howard and Steve Mayer study molecular structure of atoms. Vocational training is a part ofthe study of every seventh grade student. The girls take cooking, sewing, art, and grooming, the boys take printing, photography, me- chanical drawing, metal working, and woodworking. Many of the students con- tinue in these courses of study and de- velope their talents and skills in a voca- tional field. Students in the tenth grade are eligible for membership in organizations such as the Future Homemakers of America, Fu- ture Teachers ot America, Future Farmers of America and many others. The purpose of these organizations is to further inter- est in the vocational studies. John Lindberg, Suzanne St. Pierre, and Wayne Wells find group work makes mechanical drawing more enjoyable.