Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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00 omal 7' aradmal RMMOND Lxows Ray rnangle Club lj C25 Secretary Y GJ rack E Captarn HJ Cross Country L Q29 OJ Captarn OJ Football M C43 Athletxc Board C35 4 Class Presrdent UD 14, Class Secretary 139 Class Play C41 Stu dent Councrl 133 45 Busrness Manager Student Vodvrl CBJ Versatility he zmbodxes ama71ng lo all l'lKll'l WICKBIIIK She rs lhe esseme of tupublllly CLASS HISTORY varxous grade schools of southeast shoved us from therr portals 1nto the more vast and drgnrfned gates of East Hrgh Here we entered as freshmen green yes but not so terrlbly norsy and affrontmg as the freshmen who enter now It seems rmpossrble to us that we could have ever been such 1 horde of wlld young savages supposed to be rnnocents as those that run through the halls now Well we waded through the dark waters of our freshman year somehow very few of us bemg stranded 1n shoal water When we came to be sophomores we thought we were srttrng pretty We no longer worrred about study1ng we got our lessons when we arrrved at class It was at the end of our sophomore year that our class was cut rn half by the separatron from East of the Edrson drstrrct dwellers The Halcyon days of our jumor year and class orgamzatron arrrved at last Everyone was rmpatrently awaltmg the call for our first meetrng At our first get together we looked each other over and found out who was really rn our class Wrth great enthusrasm we elected Ray Lyons our first presrdent After he had taken the charr we began to thunk of class advrsers Happrly we thought of Mrs Wclls whom we elected wrthout argument The Presrdent appomted varnous commnttees of whrch one rmportant one was the constltutronal commrttee They met one day wrth serrous mren and determrned to supply a constxtutron that would be a model for future Jumors After delrberatmg wrth out result one of them flnally stooped to borrow the constrtutron of the pre cedlng class whrch we slyly copred The socral commlttee meanwhrle was busrly plannmg a party At last all preparatnons were ready The party was held rn the sewmg room whrch was gayly decorated Couplcs sprrghtly danced to the tune of the battered school Vrctrola The party was a great success flnanclally and socrally It was late rn our Junior year that the pm commrttee reported Wxthout much argument the class adopted our present beautrful pm E 1- I Q I Tl' A C , : ' ' C235 Hi- r . 449: T beggar, 4491 . J: D ' l .D : ' g : lf 1 ' V 'Twas in March of the year of our Lord nineteen hundred twenty-one that