Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1936 volume:

iw J 5 A 5 2 i 1 E 4, E S I 1 E 'F i 5 3 2 i 2 i 1 E Q A z s 5 , . E 3 ai 5 F 9 5 .1 i F 2 Z , 1 3 1 Q 1 3 A i 2 ? E F x I 3 2 ,,,,,Q3L,f ,.,, ,L ,f:.,mfQEg1 4 ,V .R ..,, 1 V... ,:.- 7 QW- - hw..M,. , . 4 . ,,,.3,..-.., .,,. - ,ggamv Y ,. , , 'Y Q . . 3' . V 1 ,. , V, '2'?S:'Qf'T14 llli llll lllllllllll Published by -l-lwe January Class, 1936 Jolwn lVlarsl1all l-liglw Sclwool Minneapolis, lVlinn. Literary Editors Charles Washburn Anita Leonard Craig Robinson Business Staff Edgar White Robert Sampson joe Meyers in Dedicated to Mr. Ross N. Young and Mr. j-larry P. Cooper Special Writers Lois johnson Kathryn Thorpe Marian McDonald jean Downey Dorothy Braden jim Byrne Message to the Seniors A spirit of openmindedness, a sincere interest in the Welfare of others, a real desire that the foundations of democracy shall be laid deeper than they have ever been laid, is a paramount need at the present time. You-Seniors-in the future will hold the key to this situation. The atmosphere you create and the ideals you uphold in your school, your home, and your community will show how Well you meet this challenge. -HARRY P. COOPER To the Seniors A study of successful personalities and some experience with life have taught me that some things are essential, and that there are no substitutes for them. There can be no substitute for char- acter. There is no substitute for labor. There are no substitutes for kindness and for service. He 1HLlSt be kind who vvishes to receive kindness from others. He must be Willing to give of himself and to give and keep on giving who Wishes others to serve him. As far as I am concerned, there are no substitutes for you students and your teachers. God bless you all. -Ross N. YouNc: T11 ree Last Will and Testament David Allen leaves with regret. Oscar Alm leaves his helpfulness to Lyle Evans. Bob Bache-Wiig leaves his dancing talents to Bob Ernest. Arthur Bender leaves his studiousness to David Brink. Kathryn Bender leaves her black hair to Helen Fitch. Iohn Bergmann leaves Miss Dahl in peace. lack Boddy leaves his loud voice to Ronny Nelson. Emmet Bowley leaves his service badge to Ruth Meyer. Gayle Brady leaves her past behind her. Herman Buck leaves the Iudge sports-column to HH. Bob Bushman leaves his looks to Don Palmer. Bernice Chergosky leaves her Winsome ways to Mary Thomes. Grace Cronquist leaves her athletic career to Evelyn Krefft. Ellen Crowley leaves her 'AWheaties pep to Carol Swanson. Ardath Dahl leaves the blue of her eyes to the gold of Marion Pearson's hair. Verona D'Andrea leaves her sunny disposition to Betty Ryland. Iean Downey leaves the German Club minus a mainstay. Ronald Duncan leaves the girls to somebody else-he doesn't want 'em. Violet Englund leaves her tranquillity to Gene Simonetti. Lois Erkel leaves her modeling ability to Beverly Loring. Iohn Field leaves his toothpaste smile to Homer Hurd. Lyle Flavin leaves his kittenish playfulness to David Brink. Robert Garrett leaves Mr. Cox without a closet-cleaner. Dorothy Gilford leaves Mr. Gray in peace. Bill Gilchrist leaves his ego to Bud Koefod. Hattie Granger leaves her knitting needles to Dallas Ward. Clarence Gustafson leaves his golden foliage to Harold Dinesen. Helen Hay leaves her eyes to Peg Garver. Margaret Helm leaves without a word of warning. Luella Hengen leaves Miss Carney without an assistant. Alpha Heyerdahl leaves her meekness to Ioe Iocketty. Iohn Himes leaves his wit for the under-graduates to appreciate. Daniel Holmes leaves the bike rack with a little more vacant space. Ianice Honack leaves her giggle to Edis Wunderman. Harriet Hoyt leaves her gentle voice to lean Reyerson. Earl Husby leaves his Grecian features to Venus-she needs them. Robert I-Iuseby leaves to carry on his Hourishing grocery business. Rosa Iasperson leaves us without a rose. Elaine Iohnson leaves with honors. Lois Iohnson leaves her quiet f PQ little brother, and that's too much. Muriel Iones leaves her twinkling fingers to Mary Bischoff. Kathleen Kennedy leaves another empty booth at Wahlgreen's. Marion Keymer leaves her talkativeness to Portia Mae Walrath. Paul Kuethe leaves his quietness to Hurd. fPlease accept with out compliments, Hurdlj :xma- Aloysia Kuhlman leaves with a dreamy look in her eyes. Iames Leebens is leebin' in the true sense of the word. Virginia Leight leaves for Gerry Peterson. Alfred Lenhardt leaves us without a Duck. Anita Leonard leaves her golden hair to Lois Thuftedal. Charles Kennedy leaves the apples without a polisher. Leonard Lindmeyer leaves his grin to Hank Thompson. Four Wesley Markson leaves his cheerfulness to Eben Finger. Marion McDonald leaves the Blue Triangle girls in tears. Hjalmer Melom leaves his name to Iames Smith. Ioe Meyers leaves to become a success. Margaret Miles leaves her intelligence to Peggy Garver. Don Miller leaves to find a place where he can sleep undisturbed. Dorothy Moore leaves her chestnut locks to the lockers. Butch Moore leaves the girls without a boy friend. Ieanne Neufert leaves her comb on Mr. Gray's desk. Myrtle Newman leaves the business department bereft. Sidney Page leaves his stature to Dick Cummings. VVilliam Palmer leaves in a hurry. Donald Phelps leaves the girls in peace. Douglas Phelps leaves his ambition. Iames Philippi leaves his Century Handbook in the wastebasket. Victoria Quamme leaves her acting abilities to Margaret Holter. Phil Raabe leaves his baseball suit to Hank Thompson fwe're sure it will be a perfect Htlj. Frances Rablyn leaves her coronet braid for the trophy case. Theodore Rampi leaves his accordion to the needy Marshall musicians. Orval Risvold leaves his red hair to Ronald Nelson. Craig Robinson leaves his paint brush to Mike Wong. Helen Rustad leaves her name to Mona. Bob Sampson leaves his advertising head to Bill Christiansen. George Sampson leaves in a cloud of dust. Dick Schroeder leaves to become Minnesota's No. 1 Conserva- tionist. Emil Shabatura leaves his boundless ambition to Ricky Downing. Martin Schuler leaves to become a professor. Theresa Schminder leaves her poise to Ioan Quinn. lim Skinner leaves his cherubic look to Ioyce Swanson. Bill Slade leaves his vocal talent to Ioe Evans. Byron Smith leaves his innocence to Iay Kitzerow. Roy Smith leaves his hair oil to Norm Skillings. Don St. Croix leaves Betty Iane Wilson to Rick. Phyllis Strunk leaves her sophistication to Rita Ianet Cowan. Lillian Thompson leaves her typewriter to Betty Norton. Louis Thompson leaves his basso voice to Iohn Leversee. Kathryn Thorpe leaves her middle name Ylvisaker to Alexander Witkowski. Esther Trebe leaves with a twinkle in her eye. Dee Von Dell leaves to join Banana. Charles Washburn leaves his editorship to Svend Bang. Edgar White leaves his place of honor to P Bill Evans leaves his coat of tan to his brother Dave. Eunice Zakes leaves her blonde beauty to Lois Thuftedal. Ralph Ledding leaves his remarkable drumming ability to little brother Albie. Dorothy Braden leaves her molar hardware to George Montillon. Carol Childs leaves her dimples to Iean Reyerson. Iohn Chinn leaves by a hair on his chinny-chinn-chinn. Betty Clark leaves her curls to Betsy Erickson. Arline Corneaby leaves her fearlessness to Muriel Brobacker. Anne Uram leaves quietly. X Down by thu wld grucn lIUL1SC.u Tlmcy have A'Growiug Pains.-' 'IQIIFCC pcnitcllt Scniors appeal at thc oHicc. Thrfqc murals of the run-yczlr plan arc displnycd in thc Art Dspnrtmcnt. lntcllcctunls study in the 1.ibI'1lYy. Quccn Ilcc poses with her nttcmlums. They lmx'cn't grown up yur, Slllllllll ALLEN, Davin His brow was md. Student Council 4: Band and Or- chestra 3, 4: Bovs' Council 2. IHENDI-1R,AR'I'lIUR Walsh me go places- BERGMANN, IOHN Life is Mori: 50 if Ioha. Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 4: Manager 4: Swimming 2: Service I. 2: Choral Club 2: Student Council 2. IIOULI-QY, EMlxI!:.'I l'Ii I. Never early, nerel' lair. Service 1, 2, 5, 4: Student Coun- cil 5. Busimfw, Romani' G. Tlzorr who rpeilk. ,velzlom know anyway. Inner Circle 4: Iunior Hi-Y I: Senior I'Ii-Y 2, 5, 4: Student Council. BRADY, GAYLIQ MARII-. A1111 then fame llze Dawn Silver Triangle I, 2: G. A. A. 1, 2: Blue Triangle 5, 4: Rooter's Club 5: Cheer Leader 5: Class Play 4: Inner Circle 4: Senior Girl Club 4. Cmrns, Cfmoi. laviri' The .rea hall: iff pearls, The h!'lll't lI hail: fix flaw, Bal Carol lzaflz a kim! hearf. Iunior Girls' Glee Club I: G. A. A. I. 2: Girl Scouts 2: Blue Tri- angle 4: French Club 2: Senior Girls' Club 4: Inner Circle 4: Choral Club 2: Musical Melange 2. CLARK, BETTY Seen, buf .felrlom heard. Silver Triangle I, 2: Blue Tri- angle 5. 4: Senior Girls' Club 4: Choral Club 2: French Club 2. Cnoxouisr, CIR.-RCE You never know some people fill they rmilr. G. A. A. I, 2. 5, 4: Sports Mana- ger 5: Secretary-Treasurer 4: Se- nior Girls 4: Blue Triangle 5, 4: Choral Club 2: Championship Basket Ball 2. B,MZI'll-I-XVIIG, Roniaivr Oh! How wonzlerful ix Ibis, Ilze lzuman voice! Inner Circle 4: Senior Hi-Y 2, 5, 4: Class Play 4: Student Coun- cil 4. BENDHR. KA'rHRYs: W arch me go places wiih flrlhur, Bonny, IACK fl .rfearl y brow, Il lllllff monfh. Bryant Ir. High I: Central High 2: Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 5. BRADILN, DOROTHY IANE Rosi-'s tell, Vi'lel's blue, Sugafs xweel hui no! lah you. De vflers fade. De roses fall: Bu! you gels sweeter, all in all. Silver Triangle I, 2: Cabinet I, 2: Iunior Girls' Glee Club 1: Ger- man Club 2, 5, 4: Cabinet 3: Blue Triangle 5, 4: Cabinet 4: Senior Girls' Club 4: Inner Circle 4: Honor Society 5, 4: Secretary 4: Iudge Stall 4: Cardi- nal 4. BUCK, Ili-.mixw fix Sporls erlilor lie flarh excel. c:IIFRGOSKY, lil-,RNICIC A. Quiet, wiih Ll pleaxanl smile, Her klllll N1tlk!'.fll'l'l7lg quill' worthwhile. Silver Triangle 2: Blue Triangle 5, 4: Senior Girls' Club 4: G. A. A. i. CUINN, Ioiw Doulrle lronlrlr. Hi-Y 5: Boys' Council 4. ConNi5Am', JXRLINIZ Mighf lv' useful. raiaer than wvianzennzl. Iidison 1: G. A. A. I. 2. 5: Sil- ver Triangle I. 2: Blue iI'fl2lIHIlC 5, 4: Senior Girls' Club 4: Inner Circle 4: Rooters' Club 2. 31 Stu- dent Council 2. l,i4owI.iiv, I'.1.I.l:.N S.C.S. --So clzarmirzgly xophixtieafezl. G. A. A. 1: Senior Glee Club: Show of Shows: China Shop: Blue Triangle 5, 4. DAIIl.,ARDA1'II firllldlll, graceful, gentle, tall, Faire.fi, nohlexl, hest of all. Silver Triangle 2: Senior Girls' Club 4: French Club 1: G. A. A. 1, 2: Blue Triangle 4. DOWNEY, lmwr Of the sing from which eomex Ihe sparkle of ,vmr.f. Silver Triangle I. 2: German Club 2. 3. 4: Blue 'Triangle 3. 4: Iudge StaFf 4: Cardinal 4: Sc- nior Girls' Club 41ll'll'lCI' Circle 4. Iiwoiaiwn, VloI.ia'r Ii. Silence reigned, and we all go! ll'l'f. Silver 'Triangle I. 2: Blue Tri- angle 3. 4: Senior Girls' Club 4. liv.-ws, IIlI.I. fl :lurk eloml with rl .rilrer lining. Football 2. 3: Hi-Y 5. 4: Class Treasurer 4: Student Council: Boys' Council. I I.:XYIN, l.Yi.ia l'll run my own mee. Ili-Y 1, 2. 3. CIIZLYORD, lloiuirm' liliRYTl'i0 A g0!lII fleezl ix newer lofi. Stillwater High 1, 2, 3: Blue Tri- angle 4: Senior Girls' Club 4. filiANGliR, Ilaitluivl' The xpurhlifig of ,fmry is in her eyes: The knouflezlge of youlh hir.: marie her wise. Iunior Girls' Glee Club I: Sun- bonnet Sue 1: Silver Triangle I, 2: Blue Triangle 5. 4: Class Play '35: Student Council 4: Senior Glee Club 2: Choral Club 2. IIAY, Hier.:-:N S. In fI'i!'lIIlA'hlif7 I um' early laugh! lo helfeee. Iudgc Staff 2: French Club 2. 3: Blue Triangle 5. 4: Student Council 4: Senior Girls' Club 4: Senior Glee Club 4: Choral Club 4: Senior Class Play 4: liduea- tional Trip Group 1. Ili-Noiax, l.i'iai.i..tx Those who .verve lies! earn nmxf. Silver Triangle I. 2: Secretary 1: Service Chairman 1: Blue Tri- angle 3. 4: Service Chairman 4: Choral Club 2. D'ANDREA, VERONA E. Yorfre a real friend. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Girls' Club 4: Inner Circle 4: Silver Triangle 3. 4: Blue Triangle 4. IJITNCAN. RoNAi.D T. The Cnmphellx are eoming. fa-da, fll'f1L1! Hi-Y 2. 5, 4: President 3: Circu- lation Manager Iudge 4: Inner Circle 4: Student Council: Car- dinal 4. Iiiucnx., Lois When iz! ll dimee .fhe ehmiced om' way. Her feet were lilqe Iwo .vylfvhf al play. Silver Triangle 2: Senior Glce Club 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Iunior Glee Club I: Senior Girls' Club 4: French Club 2: Camp Fire Girls 2: G. A. A. 1. l'il!LI.D, Ioiix He nm izlwizyx Ihinlq of rr eleeer plan. Inner Circle 4: Honor Society 3. 4: President 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Senior Iuclge Staff 4: Inter- class Basketball 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2: Boys' Council 2, 4. Gaiuu-.'i', Romana' A fl'l-FIN! 10 every mlm. Inner Circle 3. 4. fil'S'I'AIfSOY, Ciaiuawcn Go! any gum, click? Gircimisr, Birl. The path that some people tread is 'ona: This Inll blond will tread his wilh I1 song. Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 3. 4: Baseball 5. 4: Track 2: Golf 2. 5: Iolly Tars I: China Shop t: Show of Shows 2, 3, 4: Marriage of Nannette 3: Trelawny of the VVells 4: Torch Club I. 2: Se- nior lli-Y 3. 4: Inner Circle 4: Trip Group 4: lnterclass Basket- ball I. 2. Ili-.I xi, MARo.'xlua'1' M. She Ihinhf more fhim .fhe .s'fvn1h.f. Senior Girls' Club 4. H1-Lviaitnaiil., ALPHA Srnlf' ll l1y.vhonlrlI lfe .-11117 Silver Triangle I: Blue Triangle: Senior Girls' Club 4. Slllllllll Seven Elllllll Eight Huvms, Ions: Some rome quielly, to wrzfch ofhers go quite mad. HoXIAcK,lAv1cE Wefl, iff loo Yale, I efln't go back naw. G. A. A. I: Senior Glec Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Blue Triangle 3. 4: China Shop rg Marriage of Nan- nettc 3: China Shop 4: Student Council I: Senior Girls' Club 4: Rooters' Club 2: Choral Club 3- 4- HUSBY, Iimu. A-1r1l'.rhizN's P. B. lu.-'1er. Football I. 2. laser-.RsoN, Ros,-x Doing, going miner Mun firing C0l1.ff7lL'll0Il.i'. Senior Girls' Club 4: Blue Tri- angle 3. Ionxsov, Lois SiIL'er'-l.'oiced with a churmimy smile, Iunior Glee Club 1: Sunbonnet Girl 1: Silver Triangle r. 2: Cabinet 2: German Club 2, 3, 4: Vice President 4: Show of Shows 2: Student Council 2: Glee Club 3. 4: Cabinet 4: Marriage of Nannette 3: Musical Melange 4: China Shop 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4Q Cabinet 4: Inner Circle 4. Cabinet: Iuclge Staff 4: Senior Girls' Club 4. KENNEDY, KATHLEEN I. Take me home uguin, Kalhleenf' Blue Triangle 3, 4: Sketch and Craft Club 3: Choral Club 2: Senior Glee Club 3: Senior Girls' Club 43 Marriage of Nannette 3: Musical Melange 3: Rooters' Club 3. KLJIQTHE, Patil. Birnfzexx Before Pleurure. I.:-.DD1s:o, RALPH E. May fwlujling fre Ihy ehoiee when ignorance lend: Io woe. Hi-Y: Banrl ancl Orchestra 3, 4. Liarcirr, Vmolxm A. Oh, fore ir heuzfenf Iunior Operetta, Iolly Tars: Sil- ver Triangle I, 2: Secretary I: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Treasurer: Iuclge StatI 3, 4: Rooters' Club 2: Senior Girls' Club 3. 4: Choral Club I: Student Coun- eil 1. Homms, IJANIEI. I-le never quife rrilrleizvulilds. I'IoY'r, I'IARRlIZT The ,rpfzrkle in some peaplek eyer I.: like ine gold of mf! .mnzmer rkier. Silver Triangle 1, 2: Cabinet 2: Stuilent Council I: French Club 2. 3, 4: Secretary 3: Cabinet 4: Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Secretary 3: Senior Girls' Club 4: Iuclge StafI 4. IIr'srm', Rolxi-im' Burl Iunior Orchestra 1: Iunior Oper- etta I: Stuclent Council 1. Iorrwsov, Iii..-uve F. Quiet 1111111 refinezl, newer behind. Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Sturlent Council 4: Educa- tional Trip Group 4: Senior Girls' Club 4: Iuilge Staff 3: Wt'st High I. 2. Ioxl-3s,MURIl1l. Muriel lone: ufifh eyes' .ro brown, Her' eyes have newer learned to frown. Girl Reserves I: Choral Club 2: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Music Chair- man: Inner Circle 4: Honor So- ciety 3. 4: Judge StatI 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2. 3: Student Council I: Senior Girls' Club 4. KINNIQDY, Cimnrres Gam Ho hum! This ir I1 work-fl-day worlzff Work one zluy and loaf lhe olher Aix. luclge Staff 4: Service RQQ Tennis 3: Boys' Council 3. Ku1u,xrAN, AI.oYsIA Therefore .fhu11l1lez'el'y man wail. Blue Triangle 3. 4: Silver Tri- angle 1. 2: German Club 2, 3, 43 Choral Club 2: G. A. A. I, 2: Iuclgc Stall' 4: Cardinal 4. Imrznraxs, IAMES .-I quiet kind, A7111 iz quiet mind. Adrian High School I: Hi-Y 3, 4: Secretary 4: Choral Club 2, 4: Boys' Council 3: German Club 2: Iiclucation T. Group 3, 4. Liaximrer, ALFRED fl face Ihr!! nur a :tory to tell. l.1f.oN.iui,n, AN1'rA Of lnlwor yon .rhull flnrl the sum. Girls' Glee Club 1: Sunbonnet Sue 1: G. A. A. I: Silver Tri- angle 1, 2: Secretary I: President 2: German Club 2. 3, 4: Cabinet 2: Honor Society 5. 4: Blue Tri- angle 3. 4: Vice President 3: Cabinet 4: Inner Circle 4: Secre- tary 4: Class Play 4: Senior Girls' Club 4: Iurlge Stall 4: Cardinal Staff 4: VALICDICTORIAN. MARKsoN, Wl4.Sl.l4ZX' II. Sfill ufaferx rnn rlerp- The xfrong are those who .rome- Iimrx ufeefv. French Club 2. 3: Chess Club 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Inner Circle 4. Mifroskv, l,t7t:11.1.i2 A. Shek just 11 .ftlfrrl llffll' linly. Roosevelt Silver Triangle 3: Illue Triangle 4: Senior Girls' Club 4. Mll.I:1S, Mamzaiwi' If. .fl mfnrl y71lnl ufifh luwrrrfy is 11 thing ro lvrholrl: I-lrr'.v la' fillerl with Ihr' grafts, wr'rf lolzl. G. A. A. 1. 2, 3, 4: Stuclent Council 1. 4: Silver Triangle 3: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Inner Circle 4: Honor Society 4: Iuclge Stall 4. Mooim, ITOROTIIY The llIo0re fha' nlrrrlrrl G. A. A. 1: Choral Club 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Senior Girls' Club 4. MIlI.I.IiN, Ioven Suffer rl.-imz, do not faflc away. Show of Shows, Marriage of Nannette: Girl Scouts 1: 2: Silver Triangle 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Senior Girls' Club 4. NEWRIAN, MX'R1'I.E Fail' max .rhe, and young. Silver Triangle I, 2: Blue Tri- angle 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Choral Club 1: Senior Girls' Club 4. I'1111I,Ps, DoN.x1.n W hill shall I rlo ncurrfl Inter-class Basketball 2. 3: Track 3: Golf 1. 3. l'IIlI.I.lI'l, lamizs I'm not going 10 rlo nolhing :func more. Football 3. 4: Inter-class Basket- ball 2, 3: Choral Club 2: Base- ball 4. -K I LI-.DMI-.YIiR, Li-1oNA1u'm I. Hz' may not hc .ro zfery full, Bu! Ihr lnigger ihcy rome the htll'lII!'I' lhey fall. Baseball 3, 4: Inter-class Basket- ball I. 2: Torch Club 2, 3: Stu- clent Council I, 3: Service 3. Mc:lDovA1.D, MAIKIAN The shoollna slars arlend Ihee. And lhe elves also. Whose little cues glow Like Ihe sparks of fire. befrieml Ihecf' Silver Triangle 1. 2: Vice Presi- tlent 2: French Club 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 5: Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Cabinet 3: Presi- rlent 4: Senior Girls' Club 4: Rooters' Club 3: Iuclge 4: Car- rlinal 4. Miavi-ins, losi-.1111 F. Tall men and quiet ure never filed. .llen who are xilenl are mosllu mild. Iunior Iloys' Glee Club 1: Boys' Council 3. 4: Stuclent Council 3, 4: German Club 4: Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 4: I-Ionor Society 4: Car- clinal 4. Ml1,1.1aR, ITONALD fl man of .fnch iz genial fnoozl, Hr fUIlIIIl Ihr lies! was all foo goml. Basketball 2. 3: Inter-class Bas- ketball 2. 3. Moouia, Rouiilvr I. Hr may he nn actor, or ll hlnc- noxea' flflllflifltlll, Bn! M'htlff'l'l'l' he ix, lzonesfy is his n1i.f.i'io11. Service 1, 2. 3. 4: Band and Or- chestra 1. 2, 3, 4: Education Trip 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 1: Torch Club 2: Senior I-Ii-Y 3: Boys' Council 2, 3. Nm'1f12RT, IEANNE A1,1.12N Rest. rest. O give me res! and peacef Holy Angels Acarlcmy 1: Choral Club 2: Senior Glce Club 2. 3. 4: Silver Triangle 2: Rooters' Club 3: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Senior Girls' Club 4: Show of Shows 2: Musical Melangc 4: Marriage of Nannette 3. llama, SIDVI-QY Ilforlq-u 'orh-work l My lulvor nmxl newer flag. l,lll.I.l'S, l7ouo1.As C. Ifmhfvl rnozlarily flown his nose .Alnrl Iriezl fo prefenrl il wim1't. QUAMMIL, VIKJ'I'ORl.A lf she wants Io change her mime, from u.'llrlfli'r1ations .rhe must refrain, Stutlent Council 1. 4: Silver Tri- angle I. 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Trelawney of the Wells 4: Growing Pains 4: Honor So- ciety 3. 4: lfrench Club 2. 3. 4: Inner Circle 4: lutlge Staff 4: Nine Senior Girls' Club 4: The Gramniarian 4. Sllllllll Ten R.-mislli, PHIL lirlxehnlf, hnrkrthnll, and gym: All rhfxc were ntlrucfirr lo him. liasketball 3. 4: Baseball 3, 4: Football 2: Choral Club 2: Stu- dent Council: Ili-Y 2. Rasiifi, lI4.D L. Student Council 1: Show of Shows: Inter-class Basketball 1, 2: Football 2. ROBINSON, CRAIG II. Whiz! I rfizl unix nothing. Ramsey Iunior High 1: Glee Club 2, 4: Vice President 4: Marriage of Nannette: China Shop 4: Show of Shows: Class Play 4: Inner Circle 4: President 4: Student Council 4: Judge Staff 4: Cardinal 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Salutatorian 4. Srzimmoiaix, 'l'11r3k1asA fl Irne-hIm: ' girl. Silver Triangle 1: Choral Club 2: Senior Girls' Club 3, 4. Saxlvsoxr, Giiouois Our fivorgn- thinks has on ti par Wrlh Cum' Runmoml, the movie star. Vice President Senior Class 4: Class Play Business Staff 4: Stu- dent Council 1, 4: Torch Club 1: Senior Ili-Y 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3: Tennis Team 3, 4: Iudge Stall 3, 4: Make-up Editor 4: lnner Circle 4. SHULE11, MARTXN H. Clnn'nc'1rr if zz Very win? .rn'm1n1,' He hui' pizzfzfferf fin' np its .i7IIO!1fh-flflltlllllg gleam. West Division High, Milwaukee, 1, 2: German Club 3, 4: Vice President 4: Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 4. S1..fx,n1a, NV11.1.1AM T. Now, how fo nmnxe nzyself today? Boy Scouts 1, 2: Boys' Council 4: Ili-Y 4. Sxirru, Roy Ii. Bn! I'm not asking anybody- I'1n just lclling somebody Inner Circle 4, Treasurer: Senior Class Play 4: Student Council 1: Football 4: German Club 2, 3. STRUNK, PHYLLIS Thank you for happening to pax: mc. Rooters' Club 2: Choral Club 2: G. A. A. 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Senior Girls' Club 4: Iudge 3: French Club 3: Show of Shows 2: Student Council 2: Fashions Club 4. RAu1.x'N, Fimvoics I n1nce,c wifh hw' hrnia'z'1l hnir .llnrlc fha' Girls' Clnh hw' affair. Risvoro, f,kYAI. I. Lair or nhxwzt mort the lime, Hr gmzilmtcs' on one Ihin nlinzr. Senior Glee Club 1: Band 2. 3, 4: Orchestral 3. 4. RUSTAD, I l1a1.1-:N S. Quin in her work and play, A .fnzilc for Ihorc who conzc her ufny. ludge Staff 2: Student Council 3: Iilue Triangle 3, 4: Senior Girls' Club 4. SA1x112soN, RI1BP.RTI,UGI.AN This life mfg hi rcnlly he n dreary hnlllr, hut for such as he. Torch Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Football 2, 5: Track 3: Glee Club 2, 4: Choral Club 2, 3, 4: Service 2, 3: Show of Shows 21 ludge 4: Cardinal 4: China Shop 4. SCIIROIQIJIQR, R1c:u.um Hr' hnx Ihr gliff 0fs'if1'l1cc'. Skixwiziz, Imms II. Civ! off your knees! Football 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Service 4: Choral Club 2. Sxirru, Iirlaosf C. I hour done Ihr har! I crm- Donc' nr well ar any man. Iunior Ili-Y 1: Senior Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Iunior Orchestra: Student Council 4. ST. CIQOIX, Dox Whtzl I like hrs! ir nothing. Hi-Y 2. 5: Choral Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Senior Glee Club 2, 3, 4: China Shop: Show of Shows: Marshall Musical Melange: Stu- dent Council 1: Football 2. 3: Golf 2, 3: Office Service 4. TlIliIiKliI.SEN, SHIRLEY '1Sf1ook if inch a cheerful lass, Shc'.c rnzlly lhc pcppiarz in the class. Tacoma, Wash., 1: Rooters' Club 2: Silver Triangle 2: Blue Tri- angle 3, 4j Senior Girls' Club 4: Iudge 2, 3, 4. Tuosii-sos, l.u.i.i.w fl plralsfllg IIILIIIIIFI' 1511 lfzraymzt lmnzirr. Silver Triangle I. 1: Senior Glee Club 2: Musical Festival 3: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Senior Girls' Club 4. Tnoizvi-, K.i1'luu'N SI'L'l'!'l!II'j' of her 1'l11.v..- No ollier girl mn utr xlfrfvii.-xc. Iunior Glee Club 1: Sunbonnet Sue 1: Silver Triangle I. 1: Sec- retary 1: German Club 1. 3. 4: Presilleiit 3: Show of Shows 1: Glee Club 3, 4: Cabinet 4: Mai'- riage of Nannette 3: Musical Me- lange 4: China Shop 4: lllue Tri- angle 3, 4: Cabinet 3. 4: llonor Society 3. 4: Inner Circle 4: Iudgc 4: Cardinal 4: Senior Girls' Club 4: Secretary of Class 4. Uimiu, Avxie G. A. A. I. 2. 3. 4: Inner Circle 3. 4: Girls' Club 4: Choral Club 1: Championship Basketball 1. Wolucs, liirixoix .-Xiaeie lfl1'11l1vr, fo get your u'i.rl1 you will have ru 1'11t1'h 11 fixu. Silver Triangle 1, 1: Blue Tri- angle 3. 4: Senior Girls' Club 5, 4: Glee Club 3, 4. xVASlIl5l'RY, C. I losii- R This lI,'Ul'l' ull: To Ihllll' own .-'elf li1' true. Track I. 4: lfootlmll 1. 4: Swim- ming 3: Hi-Y I: Student Coun- cil 3: Iudge 1. 3. 4: liditor 4: Vice President M. Il. S. P. A. 4: Senior ludge 3. 4: Cardinal 4: Iiditor 4: liducational Trip Group 4: Inner Circle 4: Glee Club 4: Creative Vllriting Club 4. Mi-.1.oii, HJ.-imiiaii .-luollzzv' xlunly Viking. Iilmore Iligh School. lilmore. Minn.. I: Choral Club 1: Boys' Council 4. Koisiixn, lion Ili-Y 1, 1: liootliall 1. 3. 4: Seri'- ice 1, 1. 3. 4: Student Council 1. 4: Boys' Council 1. 4. l.i'1t.is, l'iI.'I'UY I mkr all I hem' u'ifl1 11 gllllll of .i'1llf. Boi' Scouts 1: The China Shop 1: Show of Shows 1: Choral Club 1: Inter-class Basketball 1. 1. 43,2 Sketch and Draft Club 3: Stu- dent Council 3: Boys' Work Committee 3: Library Staff 4. Kiavixiien, MARIAN I . Ieflerson Iunioi' High 1: XVest High 2, 3: G. A. A. 3. -4: Blue Triangle 3: Senior Girls' Club 4. Tuosivsow, Louis I. Your fu1'11',c 11r1' .i'fl'UHg, 1u11l your urm ix ,.-10111. German Club 1: Library Staff 4. Tm- iw, I:.STIll-.R .'1n111..'i11g. ln her quirf uuy. Senior Girls' Club 4: Illue Tri- angle 3. 4: Izdison Iligh I. 2. Vow Ili-.i.i., Ili-iroizi-.s Golden fhlll' ltfllfl KI golzlru C'l'0lllll, lforcrer mart rlzc' 1111141 of fur Iowu. Student Council i: G. A. A. 1. 1. 3. 4: Vice President 3: Presi- dent 4: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Senior Girls' Club 4: Choral Club 1: Championship Basketball 1. XVIIITI-l.El7t1AR I-11'-Y 111111 1'l11.v.-' f7l'l'.fl'Il!'lIl, loo. Boys like him ure jux! mo fl'll'. I-Ii-Y 1. 1. 3. 4: President 4: In- ner Circle 3. 4: German Club 3: Student Council 3: Basketball 4: Baseball 4: Tennis 3: Foot- ball 3. 4: President Senior Class: Iudge Stall 4: Cardinal 4. XViu1:1i'1', ID.-win .'l SIVOIIQ-l71llId!Y1 1111111 where flz1'rr'.f no afijvoxzllofi. Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y I. 2. 3. 4. Zusrs, IQUNICE From Ihr Ulf of your haul lo Ihr tip of your foci, you'rr H11Il'l'l'l0If!. junior Girls' Glee Club I: Sun- borinet Sue 1: Silver Triangle 1, 2: French Club 1: Marriage of Nannette 3: Rooters' Club 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Show of Shows 1: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Senior Girls' Club 4: Iudgc 4: Cardi- nal 4. I.hiicmluJ, Mrpnianrrli :Graduate Iixtension Course, Night Schoolj MYZKA. WAi.1'i.R Quirf, slrarly work will lvring xzfrcxs. ALM, Osczuz H I I I! 1 Q I IDALAIER, WILLIAM r 1' Ill rc 1 11' 'rx 7l'I nz 0111- ww' . ' I All tlze world .v 11 .fltIgC', -zlcprmlulfle. . .- 111111 curry mun and wunmu h11.f Ili-Y 4: Inner Circle 4: Student Mr pm, ,. 1 l s Council I, 4. Elllllll Eleven P-Personality Here 'Tis, Fellasl A LIST OF TWENTY-FIVE GALS IN M. H. S. ALSO, REASONS FOR THEIR CHOICE Kay Thorpe-Bill peddler for Egekvist's. Key: F-Full of fun S-Has a steady L-Is good looking D-Is a good dancer C-Is for car or cash P-Pleasing personality I-Quite intelligent -Returns next semester Lois Iohnson ......,...,.,.........., Dee Von Dell ...,.., Nonnie Field ....,.., Marion Calton ..,,,....,.....,...... Harriet Granger ....,....,.....,., Beverly Loring .......,.....,,..... Marion McDonald ..,....,...... Anita Leonard ...................,.. Ieanne Neufort .....,..,.......,... Kathryn Thorpe .,.,..,.....,.,.., Ellen Crowley ......,.. .,..,..,. Anita Swendseen .......,.,,..... Dawn Burseth ...,..,.. ..... Marjorie Lapping .............,.. Gale Brady ...,....,.,.... ..,.. Ianice Price .......,... Ioyce Swanson ,......... .,....... Henel Fitch ............,.,..,..,..... Carol Bristow ..,,,......,........,. Protia Mae Walrath ............. Lois Tuftedal ........,..,...,,..,.... Helen Geanokoplis Iean Widna ...,......... .,....... Francis Boyle .......,...........,..., Peggy Lou Smith .........,........ P D P I p it D L P 4 D I C P P D C is QAlexl Enuf saidj 5' F L 'I' fYea, still D. TJ fAnother Thompsonj 4' L st L if L Sc 'K' p as I as F ii- I is L lx- F P C as The Music Goes 'Round and 'Round Flat-You name this one! Sour-Henry fThe Wonder Childj Thompson. Sweet-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cox. Sharp-Most teachers after 3 p. m. P.T.p it Extra Loud-The painters in the halls. Harmony-Bob S. and Dorothy lane. Overtones- Let,s have it quiet, please. OFf-Key- Rhythm- Homer Hurd,s humor. Mr. Ward fonly on the football Iieldj. Our Honor Roll 12A HONOR STUDENTS 1. Quamme, Victoria 2. Leonard, Anita 3. Robinson, Craig 4. Braden, Dorothy 5. Ioncs, Muriel 6. Miles, Margaret 7. Iohnson, Elaine S. Hengen, Luella 9. Markson, Wesley New members elected to 12A: Lisle Evans 12B: Helen Hay Luella Hengen Elaine Iohnson Helen Rustad David Brink Dorothy Bielland Mary lane Giddin Io. Rustad, Helen 1 r. Thorpe, Kathryn 12. Von Dell, Dolores I 3. Hay, Helen 14. Meyers, Ioseph 15. Hoyt, Harriet 16. Field, Iohn Here 'Tis, Gals! A LIST OF TWENTY-FIVE FELLAS IN M. H. S. ALSO, REASONS FOR THEIR CHOICE Key : C-Car D-Good dancer H-Handsome A-Apple-polisher V-Vain W-Well-dressed S-Shy Homer Hurd ...,.... Iohn Field ..........,.. Bill Gilchrist ...... Henry Thompson Craig Robinson ........ Ralph Kuethe ...... H P A D H Paul Kuethe .,...,.... W Bob Sampson .,.... George Sampson Edgar Wh1te ....,....., Ducky Lenhart .. Bob Ernest .......... Bob Simonetti ..,. lack Bailey . ,... ....... , Alex Witowski .,..,..,. Phil Teeter .....,.... Chuck Washburn Chuck Kennedy . Bud Koefod ......... Ioe Iocketty ...... Ernie Argall ..,....... Bob Bache-Wiig ...... Ronald Duncan . ,.,. ., Iohn Holman ..,.,,.,.. Dick Brohaugh ........ .fff A . ,.,.... ....... H A A V P H V C C A V C A Steady H H V A W S H P P S P V P H Pg? CCP? P W S W V H V D H C P V A S S D V H S H Looking Into the Crystal, We See Iohn Field, manager of the Street Railway Company. Kay Cummings, writer of Modern Mysteries for Men and Maidens. Bob Simonetti-Iournal carrier manager. lean McQuarrie-Stylist at Rothschild's. Don Mayberg-President of his Senior Class. Aloysia Kuhlman-National Typing Champion. Ioan Quinn-Dorothy Dix of The Star. Roy Smith-Mayor of Sauk Center. Carol Childs-Superintendent of Nurses at St. Andrews. Phil Raabe-Bench-warmer for the Cubs. Ioe Evans--Iohn Barrymore,s successor. Iim Byrne-Grantland Rice, the second. Marion Lee-Editing the Woman's Home Companion. Barbara Wackerman-Model for Peck Sc Peck clothes. Nancy Way-Leader of the U. Senior Prom. Bill Christianson-Second trumpet in Iohnny Bergman s orchestra. Herman Buck--Alan Gould, Sports Writer. 17. Shuler, Martin Paul Kuethe-Barney Oldfield II. 13- G0dffCY,BCfYl Vicky Quamme-Maureen O'Sullivan. isummer School, Miss Olin-Ioan Crawford. the National Honor Society in Ianuary: Mr. Burningham-Authority for Esquire. Iulian Sletten-Governor of New Mexico. Donald Leutgeb . . Elizabeth Moles lim Skinner-Spanky, Our Gang Comedy. Donald Palmer Elizabeth Motes-Best-Dressed Gal No. r, Minneapolis. Harold Smal Don St. Croix-Life Guard at Ryan Baths. HA. Burton B0 um Lois Iohnson-Amer1ca's Sweetheart. ' EvelynKrjl.ll Jack Boddy-Usher at the Dinky. gs paul Watson Phil Teeter-Buyer at lake Iuhl's. Twelve Dee Von Dell-Posing for Chesterfield Ads. Iohn Himes-Waiter at Shiek,s. Marshalls alclicmists work in thc laboratory. uliuilcl. liuilal, liiiilcl your boat. says Nlr. Lawson. Tlicy know llicir lwys to succcss. l.itllc XVOINCIIN learn lo cook. Sci-nic Art Class displays its archi- tcclurc in the rough. Gilchrist comes through. llllllllll ROW 4' II. II'uI'f-ni. II, .Wnuu II. IIIIIII, I . 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Thr Mnrxlmll lli-Y CHIISMIS ul luur Cl1LlPIL'l'5. which hmm' their llL'LlLlKlllLll'lL'I'h :lt Ihr Soutllcglst Y.M.C.A. Silver Triangle I'1'1',f11Iz'r1f - XVI-.RYA f:ARl.SUY l'mgmn1 Cllrllflllzlll - Y li 'xv C1 i-.Mix'x' l'Ir1' I'rrxf1'rIz'r1f MARY I-l.lIK7Ml.S .N'r1'1'1f 1' CIm1'r'nm11 l7mum'1'ln' lluwuvg Sr'r'2'1'Iu1'y - ILWJ1-3 G1u1.u'1.s IJIIITIIFIVIQ' Cllzllflllrlll lil lZ.'Xlllx'lll clAL'liIARIS TI'1'1l.f11I'4'2' l.o1s l.L'11m1AX1 .llffxlr Chizirrmlfl - - Mmm' IllSt'llKH4 14 Thr Silvvr 'l4I'iLlI1j.flL'. also :1 iunior branch of thc Y.NV.C.A.. is :1 club for ninth :xml tcnth grmlu girly. Mrs. Cnpstick, Miss Olin, :incl Miss llL1lClllH50I1 :irc thc fziculty' gulviescrs. Mrs. llumthy iluhck is thc X'.W.K,.A. mlxmir, Band and Orchestra lllfffllkff' ' lflllx ll! Rnxmxx 'I'1'ru1,f111'1'1' Rn xx: ru l.1 YIIHVI' ffum 1'l'l-n1l.fI1':.f.-' l41'1 1'x fl!-IGI li I.I!'I'lII'1rIlI - lil lwlrl GR wsrw llu- lw.11ul nml IlI'!lk'NIl'.l .uw lllllllll' llue 1li1'ccIuu1 ul' Mr. llclstrum. 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Slmlr. .l lllml-'II, ll. Xumlulm N. I-ml. II. Ilmm, IJ, All-uwzrl. IJ. Ilulvvwylml. fl. IM' Illmp. lf. I.. I'n.ll.-1. ROW l fl ll'llsIvIvuln II, llurfvlm VI. Ifwmx, I, .lulwrmrvh I' fl. li41wun1Imm. K. lluvrpr, ll. lIlwrufm:urr1 ff. .Yulwlw I.. Imxvw. lluxx I Il, I.1I.l,fwf l. fumlwr. I Illv-.llulw I. Il.lml.'rwn. II. lw.I.rwv: .I Smvwwx. xl. I.ur- wv- II. Ylulvw Y. lljllwn. II. XwIIul4l, RIN' I II, .Mu xv:-vm. II. l'Iz- Iwrll. IQ. Icmlvuwlxr, VI. Hmm. II. Iulwwn I4 Illlumr, Il. Ilfulm. .'l. f,3uu141Ir llf ll'flIIu, IP. vfvnlclnx, ll. Xlullmz. ROW I J. Hmm IF ICN-I-ru, R. ll'rrrmlI I. .Nlfwm ll'. fum'rm'II, X. Kfmnlrl, IC. flurmwllw. ll'. lin Icluml, I. I uullvlllulr, fr. Il.mrL'vfll. www 4 lIr,I 14.-m,.,,u, Nllnlfen ROW 4' II. .lg111wm. R. I'i1I1I.iml. J, Xiiw-iII1.'il1. II. .lulimlmv I'. Kiwr11ii1. .I. l'i1111l'i1. RUW '1' IS. ll'i'Im11, I, .lll-Ilm I7. Siwuiuli. IP, fl1iu1iiii1. .l I'lf1i11i'. I., I,l'i11l'Iu', S. 1Il1Imw11. ROW Z: II. Sli'ii11xl111, C1, Ixuiull II. IGIIYILH7. llf f'uIIi-1hIl'l. IJ .lllii1I1wri1. IJ. lilmrlin, Ii. limi- l1li'11. RUXV li K. 51111442 ,l. Iililllx, If Iivlil. 1lI. .lIl'li'I1rIl. 1I. Rulliiiwfi ll. .NiI1iiin1. C1. ll'I1ll-'. Row 5: I'. .llfI mIilr11, I. Cuff- IHI1, I.. I,i1I111ni11. V. Iflixrviiimliry I.. .'lmIi'1.w11. II, ll'lifI1Iui1'i1. Ii Rum. J. Iiullilvgf. IJ, flI1lilI!.i111' .vi117. II. I'liml'II. limi' 4 ill. ll'i'1111urwl1i111J, I' IXli'Il. II. Iirlil. 1I. Kruiiw, I' I31i'r11ul1. S. Iiosrlf, N, ll'lii1. .I Kulxlml, I., .'l1l'I71I1uIlI. I'. Ilvr- i11u11. RUNV l xl. 1lIl'i1i'l, I'. I. SHHII1 Ii. .I4uiIiu1. I.. ,'lli'I:iI1lillI. I' Iili1ii'i1, I5. .YImll1, I'. IIl1I111i1uis1i Ii. f'u1mii1i1lm111. Ii, Swmiivm-11. i II. Ii'iI:. C1. ll'1II7vI111. RUXY 1 fi. .YfI77il174'Ill. flitpyw, Il. I'iilIn'rmui1. IJ. If111l'r.w1z. IT, Cil1l'I7Ii1Il1v. N. .lI. lfw1111l-13 I., fiu111i'1'. Cv, flIri'uIm111vr11z, Il. Illi- sun. RVUW l: J. .lIiQ4mrr1v. J. Illiiurl-11, .Y l'ii11ii'. ,lI. Ill' I.ul, .lI. Swimw- .w1:. I., Siirz'1'iIvi'. I', Iiiihwr, .ll UIW11. Ii. SIi'I1r11u1i, I. Ii:I11. 1 R. XINIII1. II. I5im'wi1. IJ. I.i'u1- W11, Ii. IililIwll'i1l1. 11, gmifm. II, Siilxrl. R. I'r11.vl. I1. .'llullII I .' 114 wus, .' , i -' . 1 v . . um11111l'. . . ml Anil, .. 1111. . , ., fiillilii . . u V .i , . i , . . l , V. RnI1i11xl1n, II, Iluu. J. Ifi'i111x, KU. Iinillgx. II. G1 iinlfi-r, um! I.. .'liIu111s .irc nnl in llic picliirizl - i junior Boys Glee Club I'r1',rl1If'nl - lriiiv Muxssi K .V1'4'11'fil1'4i' Simi LY lrmirwsrw lYIvl'1' I,1'l'.fIllfl'I1I ----- IAKTK RUBLYSON 'I'1'z'li.m1'z'1' ------ Rf1isi.u'r lll'RfL 'llic luniwi' Nuys' Glu- Club is nrgnnixcil lwy Miss- Vinccnt for lmys in si-vuiitli Iliruugli iiiiitli gizulrs. f.,ll1llll'lCLlllfYll5 am' tlic gil1ilili' to l'C1lll music :it sight :mil In clvtvct cliscurils in g.1I'Ulll!5lllQll1.!. Miss Yinccnt is its lziqulty .irlvism-r. Iunior Girls' Glee Club I'rr.f1'fIf11f - Ncmizxm Vmrcriv. Sl'4'I'l'f1II'vV - I.-wil llAl'fQl-,Y l'1'f'1' I'1'r',fl'zI1'l1l ---- llklsc7I1.l..fx l5.xKi li T1'f'l1,flrrz'r ----- l.YY'l'lil Il S.X1'Rllll ii 'l'l1c luiiiui' Girls' Glcc Club is coiiiposccl oi' scvcntli. ciglitli. .mil ninth gixiilc girls. Vlilll' ylulw sings .ll sflmul imigrqiiiis .incl p,ii'ticip1ilc4l iii Ilia- Ciliristiinis l7l'UgI'ill11. Miss Mailwcl Vincciir is tlic ilircctrwr. Senior Class Play Cast Ciruwii1g l'.iii1s. :iii ziilulvscciit cimim-ily lvy fxllllllllll Roiiwml. 111'csvi1ti'cl rin Novi-ixilwri' LI1. M145 iiiiilri' tlic :lin-qriwii nl' Miss Miiylwllu liaison. was ai llllllflflllx iuvcnilc cuiiimly. Gmrgc .incl 'l'crry, thu sim ziml clgiuglmr ul' l'mlk-ssor .incl Mrs. MClllljI'L'. xvvix- siiilivring willi llic mlrcgul cliscgisu .inlfili-su-:iw wliicli l'm'tiii11m'ly. w.is no! HCLlIClllIlg.N 'l'uri'y tricil l1igl1 lm-ls .mil ll nuw lVUl'l1l.ll to lvcgil civilifgiliuii .inil tu i'usciiulin'i'l1oy friuml from IllLl wilvs ul' lici' clutustul rivgil. l'i'L1clL'nu'. .Xlitur Iliu snnic llirr llll'lli'Ll livi' l1i'c1ll14'i'il41wi1. 'l'i'i'r5 clccillml it wqisift sri lmil lwing Ll girl 1llYll'l'llll. vsiicuiiilly wlu-ii lirigm uilll lim' lic lilxml limi- lic-st in licr olml sliurts. Miss llmsmi gmc Mgirsligill .iiirrtlu-1' ilmiiiutic sucu-ss in HciI'UXYlllQ Pgiiiisf' Twwzly ROW 9: Ii. l'1'I:i'm7. .'l. Ilm'fvI1i'. Il. Ilvfl. I , Kfvll. fl. IlIi1u'v!. S, I-lf, xl. flnili-rwn. C, Ilnslnu' II. fi-wlrvlzuplzs, If, Iimfli-. I . Jlllismv I.. Saurr. Row -li Il. f'i1L'i1fu1ui7lr, .lI, Kurl- nwr, gl, l'rim:, Il. I.mm:r.x. l'. , . . . . . Iu'i'xi'. In I'Ilr.i. l, fulr, I.. ll ul sun. I.. Su-Iurrli. J. Silullivul, If Krvlll. Row li: I'. Ililln-rrmm. II. lul- uwnm. II. .llili-x. CF. .llm'1i'v1wn I.. Sfuslrum. I.. I? xluuwl. I. lu!!- nmn. IJ. lin-Ilimd. IJ. Iluilstmm Z, IJnu.zI.1x. I.. I'i1mu'. Row lt J. Xrlvrimlflvizirvr I5 Vim Ciiirwlrm. I, Ivmmlxl. I In-rmril. J. I.msi-vu. .lI. Iimfimlrr J. .SiL'i-nxmi. J. hiucrlsmz. IJ. ikmlz, J. Vim Ciurilmr. ll, Ilumi' Row lx .lI. Kulr'i1wi. R. IMH- xzll. II, Iliuiwn. .lI. Nimwrvl. ll l7I4'l7lvpp. IJ. Vim IDVII. Cl. firm- iynfxl. li. Xinlun. IS. ,lliillw II llnlfminm. ROXV 5: Il. Iunil. Il. -7. Im Il. l.nr1'rm. ll'. Ifrmn. li. Iiznuliuw fi, Quinn. I, Iwmx. li. lr ' smuuz. I-i. Img. V, I'yIi'. .lI. I. flviml. ll. llluirix. ROW -l: J. 'Imn'r!s. IC, Ilivfmim- ll. flivlilrllxl. Il. Kiwlml. I Srwlilllw, J. I.i'4'Iu'r1.c. J. lfilllrn. IJ Hullrll. Il. ,lIimn', IQ. Ilwmif C, Olsun, ROW lc V. lull.-fxnn, .lI. I..-wh vns. H. Filth. D. Ruhix. .lI. Iinv Iu'iI:i'r'. I4. ll'IJiIi'. If. iiwxiuifv I' Illiirwlurril. l'. f'mn'.'.'if. II. .llis Ium'1l.:. fi, Ku-Im. ROW 1 l'. I5.u-wi, l'. Il.il'-11 I Quinn. .l. Six'i'mlwi'n. ll, J. In-I drugs, II, l'wr'i1vsun. nl. ilu-p.'r II. Clvlifrvll. I . .'lmlrrxur'. .ll I.m'i'iyrvn. nl. I'i'1l:i'n.s. ROW l: J. Iiiuvwrx. I. Knlrilrus .'l. l'i1r7f'Ii'i'r, ll, Inv. II. .Nlirxwl .lI1. .lIuwn. ll. Rulunil, V, .lliilu lull. IJ. I,i1rxun, I.. Ilrrini' 'Hur KAROIIIRS wi-in-: I, Smilh. ll. Russ, J. I'lm'I:I.'if. I' Rivnvum. I. Smrnivr. I . KNIII I'. IIuIu'riL'uri'. J. ll'ilI7i'lm. fl .lIi'ui'r, IJ. rlbriilvunmuvi. Ci. :lhru hamxun. S. Kimi-If, N. Cluipvr. IJ I'lm'r'sm1. I , Ouwnx, Il. Ilillwr. .I Krauw. 'lf Iirlk, I., I.uI1nmn, Il. Xlmrfv. Il. .llA'I'liulil4'r1. ll, Olxvn II. Iivru, I'. Ifrixwll. Ci. Raxnuzx xrn. X, l'um'i'. Stiulvnlv raking part in 'lilu' N.1 livily 'l'.rluli'.iu wrxr: MADONNA: I . firifiilln. JXNGl'l,S: I . f'm'I7m1'lx. If. ll'i1I.xl7 II. Iii-ru. Cf lfumiuxxuw, Ii. I'.'rim' X, Ciinpvf, Il. ll'i'xI, IP. Uilllvu. I. f'I:lr'xlnpI7. I.. .lIiu'k. I.. Kvuu. .-l Surmvsun, 'lCll I'1'1'.f11I1'11l ------- Ili 1.0141 s Vrmwl ll'l.l. I'1'f'1' I,l'I'.fl1I'!'l1l ---- M.xiu lil win ii-v .S'r'u1'!ilr'v ----- Uixiri Cimwgi'ls'i' 'l'lu- Clil'ls' .-Xtlilrlic Assivcigitiirii is ll clulw for girls in gixulus l-THIN ninlli llmmgli Iwi-lllli wlum .irc lim-i'i'sli'il in spnrls. Mis:- lilllllhl Slcxning is ilu' l-ilflllll gulviscr. Educational Trip Group l'1'r.fnIr111 ------- .Xl infix YAY cll,l'X'l. Sf'r'n'1iiz'y - - ---- M mums l.i-i 'l'rf'.1,f111'w' ---- Y - l l ximrn Sinsi 'i' llu' lillllaillllllhll liip frmiip is miiiivnsuil nl luniwrs gnul Sciiunls. wlum slurlx luuil ncciiimtirmiigll .nul pi'nli'ssum.ll pmlwluns in nrilrr tu nuikc llll'IllL'l' sliuly' gincl CUllllY1ll'l5Ul1 ol ilu' snnu- prolwlcms in clismnt crminnuxmtics. llu' Cvruup is in its lllII'tl war ul Y Christmas Program un. pruxmusly luring guru' In Lluuign :nul In fNmwrtlu'i'n Miniu-sulqi. Mr. lalclun Vl, Mqisun is tlu' l.u'ully .ulvisi-r. llu' Lllllllllll l.l1i'isln1.1s prugraiii was lll'4.'5CIllL'tl lu llu' Music llc-p.u'tnu'n1 l'l'lll.ll. lDcuc'inlu'l ln, in llu' siluml gnuliluriiini. llu' prugrniii umiisislcil iwl sclculioiis lwy ilu' m'ulu'slr.i iln'c'utc'cl ln l.. la. lh'lstmn1. lu' ilu' Svnim' Ulu' Clulv mul i'luu 1l Flulv sli1'ucu'cl lui' Il. I. llllflllllglllllll. mul lu' ilu' liniim' Glu' Clulus. Cgirnli-1's .mil scvciilli gi1uli'clumrusi's sliim-civil lu M11lu'lNV. Vincent. Mrs l illmn Aiulcrsrmn, langlisli ll'l5il'llCIOl'. gmc .1 rcauling lrmn 'l'lu' Surry ul llu' Cliristinns llusif' llfhlllllllllg lim' ilu' l!l'4llll'Lllll was clvr tlu' iliiwcliim ul' Miss Mililrul Olin. .lllll SCkillL'I'X Lllltl ligliling llIl1l4'I'llll'llll'L'CllllIllll- Miss lI'i'I1L' Ruskilli. 'I'1l'c'f1ly-0116 llc has played football two years, he has played .Lin-..- f27j Koefod l,As'r Row: Mr. Ward, Gilcfzrist, Thompson, U. Kltll.ff,t'f0, Slzirli, I.eVw'r, fllzzfrewzz, fillflffll, Korfozf, Srunzek. 1445 Kuusisto Hm,fIl11I', Mr. Swanson, Slfffq. Si-Qczoslu Row: I'l1t1r1's, Blair, W. k'IIIta'fa'I0, Trefer, Roxen, Iovfrerry, Kolxnnl, 1. lolzzzmzi, Hurd. l uts'r Row: Ifrzigcr, Cfuarlo, lanzgltzis, Rlmipi, Hefirendf, I'f'lrr.vo11, .lrlyhrry Kenflu-, While. Bud Koefod Bud Koefod was one of the best all-round ends in the race last season, llis playing was guilty of few faults. Bud was what may be called a regular player. In every game he offered nothing but his very best. which in his case was outstanding. His alertness was a great factor in every Marshall game. and he was seldom fooled by tricky plays on the part of his opposing players, One of Cfentral's best plays was a spinner play. The hall was snapped to one halfback. who carried the hall for a few feet, stopped, turned half way around, handed the ball to the other halfback who was supposed to run around the end. This is the play that Cfentral had used so successfully against other high schools. Bat Karina brain- up this play more than ance. You'll have to admit that this is indeed a hard play to gauge at the start, but Bud had his eyes open. Of course this is only one of the many things that Koefod did while he wore a Nlarshall foot' ball suit. but it points out what kind of an end Koefod was. XVhen Koefod leaves Marsliall, Dal Vv'ard will have to look for many ends before he Will Hnd a player capable of playing the high class ball Bud did. There we have another All-City End leaving a hard record for his followers to equal. Bill Kuusisto a different position each year, he has been All- City twice, and he has another year to play. NVho is the young gentleman? Why, that's All-City Bill, Bill is one fellow who had the honor of being an All-City football player when he was a B sophomore. lle's just a natural born football player. Twenty-two A Review of the l935 Marshall Football Team THE SEAsoN's SCORE CARD Marshall ll' Austin 6 Marshall Ztl West l 3 Mazshall ll XVashburn T lklafghnll U tieutral ' Marshall ll South O Marshall tn Fdison ' Marsha'l fl Roosevelt lf Marshall ll North ll Four victories, two ties, and two defeats was Marshalls record in football last season. The past season offers a perfect illustration of how a fine team can go down if injuries come to a few of its main players. I am referring to end Len Andreson, who at the beginning of the season was making high bids for All-City honorsg Iohn Field, who was a big block in the middle of a forward wall, and Iocketty and Urho Kuusisto, two aids in moving the Pig-Skin to victory. All these were kept from their top form because of injuries. ln 1934 Bill went out for football with the rest of his pals. lie said, he went out just be' cause the rest of the fellows did, Bill thought the A squad could use him for blocking practice, justice. The second time in a row Bill made the All-City team, lle is more than just a football player. but Dal soon found out the only place for him was on the First eleven of the A squad. He played guard last year, and there is no use wast- ing space telling you how well he kept his post, because you all know that. 1935 season came and with it came the need of a good tackle. Bill was given the job, and certainly did the job Next year Bill will he captain of our football team. lfrom all predictions the new captain is to play in the backfield. If the future can be judged by the past, there is an excellent chance of this modest hero becoming All-City man for the third time. Good luck, Captain Bill, and many running touchdowns. :fb 'l'et'It't' St stotts trap Pt-terson l 1 a link Row: filil4'fII'l.fI, Sfizsfr. I'f1ri1'1.f, U. Is'1rr1.s'l'.t'ln, .llrx Illini, .I11rfrr'.m11, Kru'for1', tlrzlrlezl. taop tiilclrrist lfittrvr' Row: I'll'l1gt'l', 'I'1't'lt'1', lif'lJrr'111l'f, .lll'fH'l', ll'f111z', llmvl, ls'ufsltnl. laast season we had a lirst class coaching starl. Headed by one of the best coaches in high school lootball today. Dal VVard, Marshall had no worries in that department. Cully Swanson, VVard's assistant, does his iob better than most of tts realize: Cec O'lirien and XValter Chapman have done an No. t iob in supplying Ward with new btit well trained material. livan lones also helped the squad. Marshall should consider itself exceptionally lucky to have this coaching staff. l.et's look at some ol the players and see what they did for their school. llomer Hurd is one who can't be overlooked. He called some of the plays that have been called by Marshall quarterbacks during the last two seasons. Ralph Keethe, Hurd's alternate will be back next year to oller his quarterbacking intelligence. Umpty VVray had plenty to do with leading interference for his team members. Ed White, the 1935 Galloping Ghost of Marshall, may receive full credit for the VVest victory. In the line we had Rosen. Blair, and l.eVoir who were capable of high class line play. The latter two will be back in IQ-26. Vity center by the third p.tper. l'htl made the lirsr team on all three of them. Phil Teeter Phil 'lieeter was probably the most valuable . , K K . r . Hrs most drtlrtult task was playing tenter and football player' in the hlrnneapolts l'rep lootball . , , , calling signals at the same time. It might be interesting for you to know what he thinks about this job. so I am going to quote one of hrs state- ments. This is what he said, Maybe you don't think that's some job playing center and calling signals at the same time. You have to do three things' call the right play, center the ball to the right player. and take out the right man on the League lor the season ol 1035. lle was the utility mart of the Marshall squad. Phil played center. guard. end, and quarterback: and he was equally good at all four posts. Teeter was placed on all three of the All-City teams n.trned by the local newspapers. lle was picked for All-City guard by tsvo of our papers .tnd chosen lor All' opposing team. 'l'hat statentent rs sellesplanl ators' to the contents it involves. Without a doubt a man has to be good ttr hrs positron to rnake the All-tiity team. leeter was outstanding rn four positions. and tlrer-etore the scribes had to scratch their heads nro.e than once belore they could decide where this 1Xllft,rty rn.trt istitsrrgtti, Dal kVard has a long memory list ol outstand- ing football players at Nlarshall. httt he rnnst have llhrl 'lit-eter's name near the top of that ltst. Bill Gilchrist It was back in llllri when llbig llrtll hgan his career as a Marshall lsackheld star. Orr th.tt rnerrrorahle 'l'hanksgtving llav. Marshall by def leattng Milbank. S. D.. gained possession of the Northwest High School lootball tihampionship that Bill turned rn a great exhibition of what a sophomore hack can do. At that game were many fans besides th' trsual Marshall Iollowers. 'lihey saw this sensational sophomore pl.ty ball. and that .recounts lor part ol the fact Kirlchrrst is so well known throughout the city. Many outsiders got a look at him th.tt day. aml when they found out the Darling of that football garne had two more vears of prep loothall, they began to lol- low him. So for the last two seasons the lans have watched Bill hetome an flllffity hallback. XVhat goes to make an All-Lily halliback? Well for one thing. he mttsl be a gootl kicker. lie mtrst be able to run, block, and pass. Gilchrist hatl these four necessary things at his command whenever he wanted to use them. 'lhere hasrt't been a better kicker and passer in the l.eagtte for the last two years than llrg llrll. Sure he was an equal to any other hackneld man in running .tnd blocking. llis blocking and kicking alone should have put htm on the All-City team in IUX4, but the local papers had to keep their ctrstorners on the other side of town as well as those rn South- east. And so with the January graduation class, Mar- shall will loose another All-Qity star in the per- son of Bill Gilchrist. Twenty-three RACK Row: Ar! Chiodo, Dick Brohuzfgh, Cfzcxlcr Rfzodrx, Rim' Rirnmnn, loc Iockclfy, Burch Moore, Couch Waller Chizpnmn. lfuovl' Row: 1,011 Ward, Mun' I rn'!111rg, Phil Tcrfrr, Homer Hnrrl, Murine! lQo.vr11, Slrwn Kozrk. Hurd Captains '36 Cage Squad Three letter winners, Hurd, Teeter, and Iocketty, form the nucleus for a fairly strong ball club for Marshall for this season. Under the leadership of the new coach, Walter Chapman, they are progressing rapidly. Chappy,' brings a new style of play to Marshall that seems to have made a hit with the players. Coach Chapman played basketball for the University of Minnesota seven years ago. He has had several years' coaching experience at Appleton, Minnesota, where he turned out championship teams. Homer Hurd was unanimously elected captain before the Hutchinson game. Homer has four years' experience and should be high point man for his team in every game. Phil Teeter, burly guard, one of the three returning lettermen, holds down one of the guard posts. Phil has improved a great deal over last year's form and should make more than a few buckets during the coming season. The third returning veteran, Ioe Iocketty, is very much in the race for the remaining guard position. Henry, The Wonder Child, Thompson is the outstanding candidate for the center post. Hank', stands 6 foot 1, is an accurate shot and a fairly good ball handler. With a little more experience Henry will develop into a first rate center. Manny Rosen is valu- able in that he can play either forward or center. Manuel is a sturdy lad standing 5 foot IO inches and weighing well over 200 pounds. He is an accurate shot under the basket and controls rebounds well. Don Ward, smallest player on the squad, is the sparkplug of the team. His hght and drive are remarkable for a fellow his size. In pre-season games Steve Kozek has paired with Phil Teeter at guard. He is a strong passer and a good in-shot. Marv Freeburg is bidding for a center or forward position. He stands a little over six feet and is a good shot. Art Chiodo and Dick Brohaugh are two of the hardest workers on the squad. Dick has everything but a little experience. He is developing rapidly and is making a serious bid for a first string position. Art Chiodo is a promising sophomore. 'fChuck Price is an outstanding candidate for a forward post. He has height and is handy under the basket. Lawrence Gersdorf is making a strong bid for a guard position. He is a strong defense man but lacks experience. The team was deprived of the services of Bill Gilchrist and Edgar White by mid-year graduation. These two boys were both fast and were accurate shots. Gilchrist was the best long shot in the city last year and would have improved considerably. White's speed and aggressiveness would have made him invaluable to the team had be been eligible. Coach Chapman states, The boys are noticeably weak on defense and on certain points of the offense. They are bound to improve as the season progressesf, Twenty-four We Send Orchids to- Lois Erkel for her dancing. Luella Hengen for getting her man. Iames Smith for his southern accent. Kate Thorpe for her innocence. Muriel Hrobecker-to keep her quiet. Ioyce Swanson for winning the I2fX boys. Edgar White for his executive ability. Bob Sampson for his versatility. Dorothy lane Braden-from Bob. Harriet Hoyt for being so nice. Homer Hurd Iior his accomplishment on the piano. Helen Rustad for her sweetness. Hob Ernest for his all-aroundness. Bill Evans for his little sister, Dodo. Roy Smith for his ability as a business manager. Ioe Evans for removing the ollending bristles from his upper lip. Vic Quamme for I3erggie. Dick Cummings for his height. Mariorie Lapping for her voice. Phil Ford for his cracks Ralph Kuethe for the blue in his eyes. Henry Thompson for his blue pants. George Paulson for his dramatic ability. Craig Robinson for all his talents. Phyllis Brink for her hair. Iohn Epperly for his continual smile. I.ois Iohnson lor interest in Art. Marian McDonald for her daily '4Chuck. George Sampson for his green shirt. Svend Bang for his senselessness. Ronald Duncan for his smiling eyes. lim Skinner for his valentine face. Myrt Newman for her gcniality. Ieanne McQuarrie for her fur-lined earmufifs. Elaine Iohnson for her mature actions. Nonnie Field lor her special way of modeling ski-suits. MarshaIl's Ideal Couple Tue IDEM. SENIOR Bov Hair-Iohn Field Eyes-George Sampson Teeth-limmy Skinner Nose--Charles Kennedy Personality-Bob Sampson Build-Bill Gilchrist Dances like-Craig Robinson Intellect like-VVesIey Markson Dresses like-Earl Husby Smile-Ronald Duncan Color-Edgar White Tm: IDEAL Samoa Gnu. Hair-Betty Clark Eyes-Dorothy lane Braden Teeth-Muriel Iones Nose-Gayle Brady Personality-Kate Thorpe Figure-Lois Iohnson Line-Ieanne Neufert Dances like-Anita Leonard Intellect-Vic Quamme Dresses like-Marian McDonald Smile-Eunice Zakes Color-Hattie Granger For Parties and Banquets and A Good Time-HASTY TAS GUS' MINNESOTA TAKE OFF The East Sides Largest and Most Beautiful I-Iaircutting Shop SEVEN EXPERT HAIRCUTTERS I323 Fourth St. S. E. ll block from main U. of M. gate! Best Wishes for Your Success Class of January, 1936 !,, Q I Clo'thingC0' 403 East Hennepin Ave. Ulzlesl mul Largest Apparel Slore Oulsirle Loop gf ,AA 5 YI INNHDIA BUCK STORE 322 14th Ave. s. E. cl. 2451 v otovdygo y X I A y . s wg , rv X s I T Y Twenty five GET YUUR GRADUATION SUIT AT ROTHSCHILD'S S MAIN STORE I CAMPUS STORE Nicollet at 4th . 14th Ave. 86 4th St S E Z-TROUSER SUITS Plenty of blues and oxford greys--single and double breastecls-sport backs + S25 Come to Rothsch1ld's for your graduation su1t Authentic Uni- versity styles in the favored blues and o ford grey for gradua- tl n. Th smartest of new sport backs and single and double breasted models, every one an outstanding value at 825. MAURICE L RQTHSCHILD Palace Clothing House ST. PAUL MIN N EAPOLIS CHICAGO I am the man who- saw Edgar White looking at some football pictures. saw Bob Sampson hanging around Kate Thorpe's locker. N had a crush on Marion Calton. saw Bob Bache-Wiig taking up half a dance HOOK. .heard Lois Iohnson giving her customary giggle. saw BEV on Bill's suede jacket. heard Homer sing La-la, La-la ba-low it- heard Iohn Field snicker in English. would like to meet Bergie QVicj. thinks Hattie Granger has a way of getting around. who tried to tell Kate Thorpe a joke. who thinks Anita is a plenty good valedictorian. thinks it's about time to quit. Rhyming the Seniors A is for Alfred, the duckiest', in the class, B is for Braden, that brown-eyed young lass, C is for Craig who murals does paint, D is for Donald, who is no young saint, E is for Edgar, of I2A,S the head, F is for Freddie, a waterboy, 'tis said, G is for Granger, who's all full of pep, H is for Hattie, a blonde of good rep', I is for If, says Bill, who plays ball, I is for Iohnney, our trumpeter small, K is for Kennedy, both Chuck and Kathleen, L is for Lois, at singing not green, M is for Marian, the head of Blue Tri', N is for Neufert, who with Grace Allen does vie O is for Oscar, that learned young sage, P is for Palmer, Phelps, Phillippi, Page, Q is for Quamme in the high honor zone, R is for Robert, as Butch more well-known, S is for Sampson, better change it to two, T is for Tekla who to Donald is true, U is for Umpty so great on the team, V is for Von Dell, our Homecoming queen, W's for Washburn, our editor wise, X is for anyone in a disguise, Y is for Ylvisaker, so hard to pronounce, Z is for Zakes, the last to be bounced. Sing to the tune of lingle Bells rst Who put the Ray in Gray? The Net, in Simonet? WVho showed the Way to Miss Brockway? And gave Vincent a Cent? Refrain: Who's to blame? Who's to blame? Who's to blame for this? Come right upg confess your guilt, Or get no Christmas list. 2nd Who gave Capstick a Stick? Cockburn a little Coclq? Who taught that Trick to long Patrick, Or gave Carney her Car? 3rd Who did Turnquist that Turn? Who made Miss Humphrey hum? Who took Miss Docken to that Dock? And threw her in for fun? 4th Who tunlqed Mrs. Montank up? And gave Belstrom a bell? Or Lawson bribed to break the Law? We'll have some tale to tell. High School Supplies! OCenuinelieatherZipperlxlotebook31.97 ll 0 Fountain Pen 31.00 Up O Notebook Fillers-Best Grade 100 0 Automatic Pencils l0c Perine Book Store 1411 University Ave. S. E. Compliments ot SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSE Carl F. Wahl Fifth Ave. and Ninth St., S. E. Bridgeport 2407 Minnesota School of Business A Private Business School featuring Modern Business Education y for ll High School Graduates i Accounting, Secretarial, lx General Business Courses- and Stenotypy QMachine Shorthandj Ask for Bulletin Visit the School 5 24- South Seventh Street Minneapolis CEneva 4661 Afterwards Deluxe 2 Dip Sodas l5c-HASTY TASTY Lake at Hennepin Twenty-seven Phcbtographs That Win by Oompcwiscm GENE GARRETT STUDIOS IIO4 Nicollet Avenue OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE 1936 HOARDINALH The Wail of the Siren To BOB KOLSTAD You may not run or pass like Gilchrist But what the heck, you look swell in a uniform. And, even though you don't play with them, You know the names of all the players on the Hrst team. I'm really quite contented. You're the only football hero I have. You may be far from All-city But you're absolutely the best quarterback on the fourth string eleven. And I like you. And I guess I'll always like you. Or at least until I get a chance at someone better. -Lots ERKEL The other day we heard the exact conversation between Iohn Field and Dal Ward when Iohn hurt his leg. It went as follows: Dal: Are you a contortionist? Iohn: No. Dal: Sure? Iohn: Yes, why? Dal: Your leg's broke! Brain equals x Brawn equals y x -l- y equals 3155515 Can February March? No, but April May. Aw, don't Iuly. I. R. T.--What is an atom? EDGAR W.-Well-ah. I. R. T.--Well-I see it is larger than your knowledge of chemistry. Failed in Latin, Flunked in Math, They heard him softly hiss I'd like to Find the guy who said That ignorance is bliss. -BILL Grtcmusr Now I lay me down to rest Before I take tomorrow's test I hope I die before I wake 'Cause then I'll have no test to take. Ode to a Beanstalk Have you seen the boy with the big egg-head? Moaning and groaning the whole day thru. Of course we should say that his hair is red And mention Ioyce to whom he is true. Have you ever noticed his bean-pole frame As he stars in many a basket-ball game? To his feminine friends he is really a thriller. We're speaking of Miller, the lady killer. CHUCK WASHBURN-WC want something original for this Cardinal. KATE THORPE fenthusiasticallyf-Oh, I know just where to get that! We have a high school annual at home, and it's just full of original stuff. LINDGREN ELECTRIC CO. 428 East Hennepin Electrical Wiring and Repairs Westinghouse electric ranges installed in your home for as low as 551.25 X l Zenith and Crosley Radios f Schick Dry Shavers Radio Service Better Furniture Valuesi' Bolmgren Brothers, Inc. . The Wage Earners Furniture Bargain Mart 243-245 Cedar Ave. CAt Seven Corner-sl cc Compliments of Donald R. lVlcReavy Washburn-McReavy Mortuary 412 Central Ave. O Bridgeport 3421 2 2 . li The RED AND WHITE stores Croceries and Meats Eggen and Beach Erick johnson y 212C Como Ave. S. E. 923 Fulton St. S. E. i Afterwards Chow Mein 30c-HASTY TASTY Lake at Hennepin Twenty-nine As We See Our junior High C15 years from nowj Norma Vance-singing La Traviata. lack Robinson-Clark Gable of Hollywood. Ioan Buckley-Miss America of 1945. Peggy Lou Smith-Model for Young-Quinlan. Barbara Wackerman-Dean of Women at Radcliffe. Doris Evans-Iust like brother Billeeee. Albie Ledding-Drummer-boy for the Army. Ieanne McQuarrie-Gracie Allen for C. B. S. Nancy Way-Popular young deb. Rex Werring-Sports writer for the Star. Iohn and Dick Anderson-Future Huey P. Longs. DUcK1E LENHART-lsWhCH I marry I'm going to m girl who can take a jokef, PAUL KUETHE-siTh3I,S the only kind you'll getf, 211'l'y Z1 THE HOME STORE 422 15th Ave. S. E. GOPHER CLEANERS I 811 4th St. S. E. I ll BOlKE'S FOOD MARKET 801 14th Ave. S. E. Groceries and Meats KRAUSE'S BAKE SHOP I 409 14th Ave. s. E. 1. A. Loi-:MER jeweler and Optometrist I 1309 4th St. S. E. I Il BLUE RIBBON MEAT MARKET 4 411 East Hennepin Ave. I GOLD'S MARKET I4 802 Washington Ave. S. E. AMUNDSON TAILORS 307 Oak Street I WILSON HARDWARE 812 Washington Ave. I NEW BRIDGE MEAT MARKET 4 1927 Washington Ave. ADVANCE BRASS AND ALUMINUM FOUNDRY 1 Malcolm Ave. S. E. Give It a Title 1. Bill Pharis-Living in a Great Big Way 2. loe Evans-I Love the Bearded Lady 3. Betty Geiger-Moonlight and Violins 4. Marjorie Lapping-The Girl with the Dreamy Eyes. . Don St. Croix-Learn to Croon . Alice Samuelson-P. S. I Love You . Bill Gilchrist-I Hate Myself . Bob Sampson-K-K-K-Katie 9. Ace Bailey-Truckin, 10. Iames Smith-I Like Mountain Music II. Anita Swendseen-Oh! I Heard 12. Harold Dineson-Give Me My Boots and Saddle 13. Bev. Loring-Billy Boy 14. Tec', Brody- Don By the Old Mill' Stream 15. Billy Chappyj Evans-Smiles 16. Homer Hurd-I'm Young and Healthy 17. Alex Witkowski- . . . Cause I Eat My Spinach 18. Ronny Nelson-Double Trouble 19. Dee Von Dell-White Heat 20. Muriel Brobecker-I'm Sitting High on a Hill Top 21. Chuck Washburn-A Little Bit Independent 22. Ernie Argall--Cheek to Cheek . Vic Quamme-Lost in a Fog . The Painters-Tear it Down 25. Hliggsv-Breezin, Along With the Breeze 26. Rickey -The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo 27. Bob Ernest-Iill Get By??? 5 6 7 8 23 24 Did you know that- Bob Bache-Wiig has two brothers? Bob Simonetti and Dorothy Iane Braden are going steady? Bob Sampson likes to think he can dance like Fred Astaire? Hattie Granger caws so much like a crow that crows answer her? Betty lean Lang fights with her brother over supper dishes every night? George Paulson, Howard Murphy, Ed Iohnson, and Bob Borne fall six-footersj are going to do a spring dance in the China Shop? Gayle Brady is going to study nursing? Ianice Honack's father is an artist? Kate Thorpe peddles sales bills for Egekvistis? That Mr. Belstrom is working for his Master,s degree in music at the U ? Iohn Epperly is an uncle? George Paulson was abroad for a summer when he was in Iunior High? P. I. Burningham is a good cook? Plain Geometry Theorem: Seniors are intellectual. Given: One haughty senior. To Prove: That the senior is intellectual. 1. The seniorza big shot. 2. A big shot :a meteor. 3. A meteor: a star. 4. A star : brilliant. 5. Brilliant : intellectual. the senior is intellectual for things equal to the same thing are equal to each other. Advertising Staff Asks For More Cooperation Next Spring The small advertising staff of our weekly Iudge functioned well this last semester. Bob Sampson led the staff by selling 183 inches of advertisingg Bill Christiansen second with 78 inchesg Iustina Hoffman third with 48 inchesg Victoria Quamme fourth with 30 inches, and Helen Geanokoplis Fifth with 25 inches. Bill Christianson, a 12B, who did a fine job on the staff this fall, will succeed Bob Sampson as manager next spring. 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