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

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This year marks the fifth year as assi: ant principal for Edward L. Berry, and l is still improving John Marshall. He he previously been a counselor, so he knov The business of school very well. B sides being in civic and school activitii he is a devoted worker in church. He spends his time between his actii ties at school, at church and at home wi his two small children Melodie and Kevi Assistant Principals Mr. William Shell goes into his second year at John Marshall as assistant princi- pal with the respect and admiration of the student body. The students of John Marshall are proud to have such a dedicated man as their assistant principal. He has earned the degrees of Bachelor of Arts at Florida Southern University and a Master's Degree in School Administra- tion at the University of Oklahoma. l 5 i Mr. William Shell 3 X Q 2

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6 wishes and h CLASS of 1 Robert B. Cheney that accom- quiet earty 965.

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Counselors John Marshall's counselors George hapman, James Hill, Ina May Lawter, athryne Leverett, and Frances Peters ive much of their time toward the ap- tude tests taken by grades 7 through 2. These measurements aid in placing tudents where they can best succeed 1 academic work. There are other reas of students' lives which counsel- rs must know and explore in order rs interpret the capability of the Fudent to himself and others. The stu- ent body appreciates the work of this ne group of advisors and feels con- dent that in future years they will ee the results of their good work. lna May Lawter Kathryne Leverett James Hill George Chapman Frances Peters Secretaries First door on your right as you enter the main area of the school. These words are a frequent introduction to the control center of John Mar- shall. The office and office staff hold a finger to the pulse of the school. Through these rooms pass communications, plans, and directions linking the administration to the faculty and students. Each member of the staff must 'be able to perform many duties from handling the switchboard to checking the daily attendance on the bulletin. Ev- eryone appreciates the long, hard hours of work done by the secretaries June Koopman, Peggy Johnson, Dorothy Haffner, Juanita Allman, and Helen Allsbrook. counselors receive much help from their secretaries Juanita and Fran Bissonette. Jo you really think I'd loan you S50.00? says Helen Alls- Dorothy Haffner, Peggy Johnson, and June Koopman are used to hearing ook' financial secretary, ridiculous excuses given for tardies.