June Maryan Marshbanks- Potions Master, Head of Ravenclaw

Appearance: long blond hair, tall, always wears plain black robes, one of those people that can keeps silence just by her presence

Age: Early twenties

While attending Hogwarts: Prefect, Head Girl

Personality: nice, smart, likes to keep to herself, easily distracted

Past Achievments: Graduated from one of the top colleges in the magic world: Vervina Wizarding University (as far as I know, no other Hogwarts school is mentioned in the books so I made one up, feel free to use it). While still attending Vervina, wrote some of the most renowned potion books including: A Theory of Potions, A Master's Theory of Potions, Why We Need Them: An Indepth Explanation of Potions and Their Uses, and The Moste Mysteries Mixes. She is currently working on another book titled: Brewing a Rainy Day: New and Edited Recipies of Weather however this went askew during her first year as a teacher and landed her in St. Mungo's for the end of the term. June won Merlin's award for the Potioneer. She came to teach potions at Hogwarts right after graduating from the University. She is also a member of the Most Extraordinary Society of Potioneers (that one is real, I checked the HP Lexicon).

This is her third year teaching. Her real name is "Juniper" although she tries to keep that fact from most people. At the end of her second year of teaching, she disappear inexplicably because of an opportunity in the Sahara dessert that arose to perfect her rainy day potion. Unfortunately, she ran into some dark wizards but she managed to make it out and her "Brewing a Rainy Day: New and Edited Recipes of Weather" book is currently being printed for publishing. It has been predicted by "Witch Weekly" to be yet another bestseller. Now she has moved on to writing her next book, "There's a potion for that..." ((OOC: "There's a form for that!" lol)) a book on the moralities and ethics of certain types of potions. Unfortunately, she isn't the best of teachers and gets a bit side tracked on occasion (a side effect of being a writer.)