Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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O X1 finffefqk-'Tie f f-A-f ' l JUDSON R. TOWNE, Physics and Chemistry. Mr. Towne's room, 206, is brightened by a picture of The Dance of the Nymphs. y i li l. 4 . l Mrumizn TRUMBLE, Science. There is no picture in 201. ii ll, ' li FLORENCE TURNQUIST, Biology. The beautiful coloring in the picture of The Bay 1 jk of Capri, in 132, and the stuffed birds and green plants recall memories of the 1 Q, Biology Department. C T MABEL VINCENT, Music. Students will remember chorus periods by the picture of k The Divine Shepherd, in 321. f 'J 'N EMMA VON DRAK, English. A picture entitled The Children's Hour distinguishes 34-1. y .Ak in l l TVTARCARET WEST, Composition. There is no picture in Miss West's room. 'wt i CHARLES E. YOUNG, Social Science. Students will remember their study of World R it History by the picture of the Amiens Cathedral in 317. lx , A ol Q 6 OFFICE FORCE , Ross N. YoUNc --------- Principal if Curronn E. Rsrcrunn - - Assistant Principal GRACE M. MoYNu-IAN - - Secretary to Principal l LoU1sA FENSTERMACHER - - - Visiting Teacher I 0 DIARY PARTRIDCE - - - Nurse ,X :l NELIJ1: M. ALM - - Clerk ' 'l Mmnnsn R. Ham - - Clerk tc ff 5, but ' M' N l Jw it , 1 fy A el it If - xl it ' -.f f-.2 - ,f A-. if ,f A-f f1A, ' fxvf rr -' ,x,- f -fs' 0 1,f,?.-hifi-,' u5f2s ,,,f,.4-ifgaf ,,,N.?,Ry,,-oiyno R L ba- P:-f,,qt.,4-,Leo Twenty-Two

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2 gnff - 'f , ,Y .N - ., - - 91 fr,f, -x, 'v ,.,f-5, .H Ir Lim, ff- 'A , 6 X ,Q-5.1 MRS. SMITH MRS. KNAPP MRS WHITIBC MOTHERS' CLUB OFFICERS MRS. KNAPP - ----- Preszdent MRS. SMITH - - - Vrce Preszdent MRS. WHITINC - Treasurer MRS. CLARK - - - Secretary HE Mothers, Club, organized last year, has accomplished a great deal for Marshall. Because of the success of the several lTlOVlCb which Lhe club sponsored, the club purchased three mural paintings, which were plated on the wall: of the front corridor. As another asset to the school, the club h1 had the front mill: and the ollicc decorated. f , 1 ,4 , - 1 v -,E gf, .1x...1xa-P-4,104 .3 4:-s4,fL H -.,,xr- . 0 , 114 5,1njig, xx 1 5-.J Twenty-Fo ur