Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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ru A l. ,i 1, 5,h.5x?.4. . . 1- - ,. f T H E 1 9 3 0 ALTA STANTON ----- English That was tremendously jine, wasnit it? EMMA STEVNING ---- Gymnasium Attention.' Dress rightly J. R. TOWNE ------- Physics Always put all apparatus back where you got it in the condi- tion in which you got it. MILDRED TRUMBLE - 'General Science Mm-hm, that's interesting. FLORENCE TURNQUIST - - - Biology I may be a doubting Thomas, but- MABEL VINCENT - - - ,lunior Music 1 tapped three, people! MARY WALSH ---- Mathematics Do you think you understanfl? DALLAS WARD - - - Football Coach Can't you try to get here on time? MARGARET WEST - - English, History 95 CARDINAL CHARLES YOUNG - - - - History, Social Science D,ya get the Idea? Ross YOUNG ---'-- Principal I have a very important announcement- GRACE MOYNIHAN - Assistant Librarian uPerhaps I can help you. MARJORIE CHAMPINE - Visiting Teacher 'Dill right, thank youf, MARY PARTRIDCE - ---- Nurse 4'What was the matter?,, MILDRED HEIR ---- Chief Clerk 4'C0uld I help you?,' ELIZABETH SCRIPTURE - - Librarian 6'The tardy bell has rung? CLIFFORD REICHARD - ASS't Principal What can I do for you? BERNICE RAY ------- Clerk Who's your adviser? EVELYN JOHNSON ----- Clerk Those of you who aren't listening- See Mr. Reicharrl about thatf' WDBOEGW SENIORS Now, at noonday in the hustle of man'S worktime Greet the unseen with a cheer! Bid him forward, breast and back as either should be, Strive and thrive! Cry 6'Speed,+fight On, fare ever There as here. ?BROWNING. WDBOQGW Fourteen

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HE 1930 CARDINA AIR MAIL fln response to a letter written by Warren T. Way, Miss Amelia Earhart has been kind enough to send us the letter printed below.l Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc. AMELIA EARHART 959 Eighth Avenue Assistant to the New York City General Trnyfsb Manager April 17, 1930. Dear Mr. Way: I am glad to answer your letter for two reasons. First, because I like to talk aviation, and secondly, because your attitude toward it interests me very much. I wonder if yours is a mirror of your classmates'. Do they think of aviation only as glamour and adventure and narrow escape from death, as you phrase your letter? While there is adventure in flying, so there is in any industry, if we but search for it. Conversely, hard work and ability are requisites of the success some win in that field, as in any endeavour. Do not regard aviation as anything but transportation-the newest and fastest form. More than 90,000 miles are flown on schedule by aircraft in the United States every twenty-four hours. An individual now may travel from. the Atlantic to the Pacific coast at a cost of railroad plus Pullman fare. Americans do not realize that the com- mercial flying carried on last year in their own country exceeded that of all Europe put together. Wake up, Class of 1930, and don't look back at adventurous pioneer days. Look at the reality of air transport today and take advantage of the Winged Victory which is now dependable. a swift means of going from one place to another. Sincerely yours, L,- Sixleen