Marshall High School - John Quill Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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T e World We Live In Seated: Edwin A. Gordon, Dorothy Selner, Kenneth W. Fulkerson, Mary D. Granger. Standing: Edward F. Hoffman, Elton S. Eike, Douglas W. Asquith, Thomas F. Vetter, Ioseph N. Coccia, Richard St. Iames. lin I jltflemuruam The pupils and teachers were grieved to learn of the death of Trafton Boulls on December 14, 1959. Trafton came to Iohn Marshall High School as a teacher of social studies in September, 1940, Mr. Boulls brought to his teaching a rich background in his chosen field, a high interest in the profession, and a love of young people. A staunch be- liever in the trained mind, Mr. Boulls set his standards high to work toward this goal. Never compromising with half- completed tasks, he looked upon educa- tion as a challenge toward perfection and accepted no substitute for hard work. Iohn Marshal is a better place for hav- ing had Trafton Boulls as a member of its staff over this 19 year period. SOCIAL STUDIES By acquainting students with the history of a civilized world, the Social Studies Department at- tempted to give students an un- derstanding of past struggles, thus enabling them to vote intel- ligently and criticize constructive- ly the government actions. Fol- lowing three years of history, the seniors enhanced their education with knowledge of the American economic system and practical les. sons in democracy, MR BOULLS