Central High School - Cehisean Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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SENIOR WORLD JAMES E. MARSHALL Not many of us have been here for more than four years. We probably do not realize, therefore, how fortunate we are in having passed through the school routine during that time under the guidance of one man, Mr. Marshall. The address which Mr. Marshall delivered, the day of the first assembly in which he officiated, will never be forgotten by those who heard it. Simply and kindly, but with profound impression, he told us what he ex- pected of us as citizens of Central High School, and what we, in return, might expect of him. His words are still with us. Perhaps, that about his talk which impressed us most was his appeal to our sense of courtesy-his re- quest that we conduct ourselves always as young ladies and gentlemen. If we would make this our code, he said, it would be unnecessary for him to establish those detested enemies of independence, rules. He has kept his Word-the rules by which we are governed are very few. Athletics have had great encouragement under Mr. Marshall, and few of the students can boast of such regular attendance at the games as he has shown. Club and social life in the school has not been neg- lected as We may see by the number of societies and clubs now in existence and being organized. But above all things, Mr. Marshall has encouraged scholarship. For that reason the standard of scholar- ship has risen perceptibly in the time that he has acted as principal. He has encouraged the pet hobby of each one of us. has worked with us and for us, and has helped us much.

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SENIOR WORLD JAMES E. MARSHALL

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I I 1 A Miss Mwmr: KEANE, Registrar. Miss EVA TXHIJMSQIN, Home Visitor ALBERT G. MEIER, Assistant Principal. Nhss CLARA M. CLAUSSEN, Clerk Miss LAURIE JOHNSON, Librarian, 1 n