Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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A D M I X I S T R A T I C) N Miss Anna Shillock GOODBYE. MISS SHILLOCK NO school is of greater value than the value of its faculty and students: no school has anything of worth unless the people who make it up give it worth. No school which has on its faculty a personality like that of Miss Anna K. Shillock can ever be poor. Yet how can one speak adequately in appreciation of the service rendered by a teacher whose monumental record is that of forty years spent at Marshall and at Old East? How tell of the ability and the scholarship of an instructor such as Miss Shillock? Above all. how speak of the wide and varied interests, the colorful, adventurous life, and the glamorous personality which has enriched everyone it has touched? So in bidding farewell to Miss Shillock. we can hardly hope to thank her for what she has given each one of us. We know that her influence will live on in the school eternally: we know also that wherever she goes, she will continue to bestow the treasure she has brought Marshall. Goodbye. Miss Shillock. and may you carry with you such rich gifts as you have left with us! For they are like milk in the miraculous pitcher, which, being emptied, was at once refilled with the white beverage of which gods partook with joy. Fifttrn

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C A R 1) I N A L O F 19 3 1 Ackerson. Willard—Latin BEMENT. IZORA—Arithmetic BJORKLAND. Oliva—Reading BOYSON. MAYBELLE—Public Speaking Brock way . H el e n—Art BURNINGMAM. P. J.—Senior Music Campbell. Ina—Civics CAPSTICK. Ann—Composition Carlson. George—Mechanical Drawing Cock BURN. Edna—Mathematics COLTMAN. Lenorh—Arithmetic Cox. Mrs Harold—Composition Cox. Harold—Science Dahl. Anna—English DEAN. Lloyd—Gymnasium DOC KEN. Eliza BETH—Mat hematics Dr AGE. Louise—English EVERSON. T. O.—Social Science Finney. Ella—Reading Forus. Lillian—English Francis. Hope—Shorthand Galvin. M a r i e—Sight ■ Saving GAY. Anna—French Gray. RAYMOND—Social Science Hacking. Elizabeth—Arithmetic Humphrey. Alice—Home Economics Katz. Bernice—German Lawson. A. L.—Electricity Legate. Florence—Home Economics Leversee. John—Manual I raining LlEDL. Rose—Bookkeeping LIEN. Agnes—Social Science Manaugh. Myrtle—Crippled Children Montank. Laura—History OLSEN. R. J.—Assistant Principal Patrick. Karl—Printing PORTER. J. V.—Typewriting PRALL. E. H.—Senior Music. Visiting Teacher Reeve. Ethel—Home Economics Reichard. Veda—Social Science Visiting Teacher Roney. Katherine—Social Science Roskilly. Irene—Art Sheehan. Katherine— Composition Smllock. Anna—History S1 MONET. M ADEL INE—French SKALBECK, HiLMA—English Snyder. Eva—English St A NTQN. A LTA—E nglish Stevning. Emma—Girls' Gymnasium STONE. Edith—Girls' Gymnasium Towne. J. R.—Science Trumble. Mildred—Science ' Turnquist. Florence—Science Vincent. Mabel—Junior Music W A LSH. M A R Y—Mat hematics Ward. Dallas—History. Gymnasium West. Margaret—Librarian Young. Charles—Social Science Young. Ross N.—Principal CHAMPINE. MARJORIE—Girls Counsellor Heir. Mildred—Chief Clerk Johnson. Evelyn—Clerk Partridge. Mary—Nurse Ray. Bernice—Clerk Fourltrn

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C A R I) I N A L () F 1 9 3 1 Now at last School is past; Work and fun, shade and sun, play and study, all are done. Laughs and tears Of four years Soon fade away, shadows gray, memories of yesterday. It may be Well not see Faces dear, pictured here, in the future reappear,- But we know As we go That the gold our friendships hold cannot tarnish or grow old! Sixteen