Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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