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

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x ,ff I V l' so gf JJ yi Q' W V MR. ELMER SNYDER You, fhe members of fhe June I'-748 gradua'l'ing class, 'For fhe pasl' few years have been looking fhrough +he eyes of John Marshall High School. Have you seen how your school has been sincerely concerned in helping you prepare yourselves for cilizenship in your communi+y7 Good ci+izenship is builf by individuals who have unders+anding of how our form of govern- menl' has been developed from lhe experience of many na'l'ions: by individuals who have learned +ha+ good cilizens have +he in+eres+ of ofhers al hearf: by individuals who have a realizafion of whaf coopera+ive endeavor can accomplish in building a communi+y: by individuals who have learned how lo live safisfacforily in rheir everyday family associa+ions, fheir everyday work, 'lheir everyday leisure. ln looking 'lhrough +he eyes of Marshall, you could have seen how +he program of 'lhis communily high school is planned lo help you prepare for 'furlher educafion: fo help you under- sfand which personal abili+ies are needed for success in differenl' occupa+ional areas: fo help you find +he good in ofhers so +ha+ you can worl: wifh and enioy +he companionship of diliferenl' lypes of men and women: 'ro help you develop personal characferislics so 'lhal' you may profil' from your leisure ac+ivi+ies. These fhings, seen ihrough 'lhe eyes of Marshall, can give you a grea+er appreciafion of H1 I F . . . . . . e va ue o your school experience in aiding you fo adlusf fo some of fhe varied phases of life wilh profil +o yourselves and o'l'hers. 4

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Mr. Leon Friel, Mrs. Jessie Barry. Mr. Alfred Goeh, Miss Ann Turula. As we gazed fhrough +he eyes of Marshall we found four counselors. who 'I'rained our vision and sel' our sighls foward adull life in l'he world ol +oday and forward info fhe world of lomorrow. Noi' only have 'lhey adiusled our lives fo high school life, buf as fhe image sharpened, fhey helped us +o gel' a clear picfure of ourselves-our in+eresl's and abilifies-so 'lhal we mighl' develop info well-informed cifizens of 'lhe world. When +he vision became blurred or oul' of focus, Miss Turula and Mr. Goelz gave us exercises +o s'I'reng+hen our menfal or emofional eyes: when we passed from fheir range, our eyes were sfrong and our vision clear. Adiusled now lo high school life, we began lo loolc foward 'rhe fufure, and here Mrs. Barry and Mr. Friel laid capable hands upon fhe binoculars. Wi'I'h 'lhe scale made by our in+eresl's and falenfs, +hey showed us whal' we could make of our lives and helped us choose fhe course necessary for development Through fhe Execulive Council fhey 'I'rained us in governmenf resqgnsibililies, and fhrough par+-'lime jobs, in problems of fhe working wor . Wi+hou+ fhe guidance of fhese four, 'lhe picfure would have indeed been dis+or'I'ed: and we should be graduaiing ignoranl' of all Marshall had +o offer besides being unconscious of fhe necessi+y of confribuling our bil' foward progress. To Our Advisers We Declicale Our l948 John Quill 3

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TABLE OF CONTENTS CLASSWORK To You We Offer Our Loyal AFFecl'ion . . . SENIORS Marshall We Pledge Loyal1'y 4... . . . ALTHVHTES We're For You Through And Through . . . . SPORTS Always The Vicfory To You A . , . . . 5 Page Page Page Page I 4 67