Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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. . 1-- .-4 . ' o +f5M1,-54jf- lei-4-ffggx-142115-,'i:: - ?'Tl'?'f-7x,f-Y-ff-f ,-,- 1 1---ff JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL A DRAMA IN MANY ACTS ACT II Time: Curtain rises at 8 a. m., September 8, 1925 PROLOGUE There is none, for a good wine needs no bush-but A Comedy of Errors and Much Ado About Nothing on the part of the Indians set in at 8 a. m., a Tempest between the senior owls and young barbarians. Love's Labor was not Lost, however, and with the Taming of the last Shrew all ended Well. At 8:15 the organization started as Mr. Young and the Faculty Like It, Measure for Measure. The year had begun. The Duke: SCENE I Time: October 1 Characters: Touchstone and the Duke Approach, fool. Come, my tricky Touchstone. Touchstone: Is there more toil? The Duke: Nature hath made fine creatures-our football team. How fared they in the game with Central? Touchstone: Indeed, there was Fortune too ha1'd for nature. The Duke: Touchstone The Duke: Touchstone Come now, unmuzzle your wisdom. : The red and white did tie with the red and blue. How prove you that in your great heap of knowledge? : Fools may not speak wisely what men do foolishly. The Duke: Prithee, who meanest thou? Touchstone: One that you love, Leo Baillargeon, hath broke his ankle. The Duke: Thy mouth is full of news. Touchstone : Then shall you be news-crammed. The score was 0 to 0. H ll L: I l A t I -'X-gym ,fa 1 I I 19 1 I I' - J ,Z-. 'rgzb , I- I :I I I I I L N I Q 1 L X I 1 - ,Y ,. - .-- . A- ..-I sf!--Y f, -Y si --Qi-Q-f:-s, -, ,-'sfi 0 S 4' ,,. -'5f o .1 :,bN,,1 9 :,fffyQs,,p.f,i1fu-ro- C--P--,fifixlsl Pisg- Twenty-Five F x it