Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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l.cr mc snx' ns slnccrclx' as l cam tlmr no QCIICITITIHI1 ul x Ullllfl' purplc lms lrccn cmrfmrmtcd so lmluntlx' with . P su umm' pmsiluilirics for gnml :mal fUl'lll.'l1llCl'C2ll'C ales- pcmlclx' impormnr clmiccs to llc mzulc. Vllllfilllgll intel- lrgm1r.rluwml.11-Imam, x rm :md urlmurs c:111cl'cz1rcamlmlvc ncxx xxnrlll, rlrruuglr rrmcrlun :mal rlclnult, vnu can ln- lmcrlt ll xxnrlal til-I1llNCl'1IlJlC lrmtcrinl and spirifunl pruprw- I ll ms. Mrs. Lecmhuis Eldon W. Mason, Assistant Principal film W Waian COUNSELORS Mrs. Monianlr Miss Snyder Mrs, Champine Visiiing Teacher. ffilvll' F '- Y' 'W Mrs. Maclr NUYS2 -.,-- l'.1qu 'lku

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i Message to Seniors One vent' RIQU todqix' xx e xxere talking nhout hoxx' .Xnierteat could lend the xxorld in doing zixx tix' xx ith xx nn' and its dL'5l'l'llL'l'iUl1.'lt0d1lY xx'e :ire seriouslx' thinking ahout hoxx the tenents ot' tlenioerniex' erin he sured if xx'e decide to taike prirt in zinother xxorhi eonihet. 'l'o he ni eitiven of the United States is 11 great privilege, hut eztrries xxith it responsi- hilities hexond those required in rinx' other eonntrx' in the xxorld. llenioeraiex' depends upon the intelligent prtietiee of eitirenship hx' :ill the people. 'l'he use of indix'idunl lihertx' and personal integritx' is the pnrztniount ess sentiall. Illkiixikilllll lihertx gives x'on the right to e . . e . e express rin opinion, to think. to seek, to per- snnitle, :ind to prnietiee x'otn' oxxn religion. lt . e is hnnteti hx' your rnnilessness, ignorance :ind inthfTerenee. Personnil integritx' eonies front the heatrts ot those people xx ho gire xxilhng' to sutier something of ineonxenienee rind xxeziriness, hunger :intl pnin, that the hnrtien ofthe other felloxxs niaixt he lightened. lt neeessitzites the intelhgent use ot the Y2llllC5 ohtnnned front xotn' ethiention hx' stnnthng stlnnirelx' tor L'X'L'l'X'fIlIIlg' that is right :intl good :ind against :inx thing thatt is L'Ul'l'lIpI. dishonest or lnixrless. It is the Cioltlen little in siniple strniiglitfor- xxzlrti Qlffillli. L Harry P. Cooper, Principal You are wnititititiiig' troni high sehool xxith xl hrinei eoneept of citizenship than nnx' elaiss hefore von. You IIZIYL' heen surrounded xx'ith ntainx' thinqs of eonx'en- ienee and pleasure never hoped for hx' ainx' previous generation. These intiteriail comforts have hlindenl x'ot1 to the l'L':ll xxtlues ot living. lhe present xrorltl situat- e tion hats jeopnidized x'onr seenritx' in this dentoerntit xxnx ot llX'lllQ'.c.1ll1X'Ull1lll5XX'CI'l'hl5 ehzillenge hx' saiert- . . e . tieing' Your interest in things for ll renexxed interest in pet wplei? Jfam P. gm ea 7 72 l'.itgt' .Vim

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HOME ECONOMICS PHYSICAL ED Miss Humphrey Foods J2, 4, 6, Cloth. JI, 3, Mr. Osirander Boys' Gym, Aifh. ry C'i.I'i, Si-,iw-wiirwq I. nnis, III Y 5'IVI' II' Miss Sievning GirIs' Gym, CH. A. A. Miss Legafc CIoIh. 15, I, 2, 3, Dec. Needle I, Mnchapman Boys- Gym. 154 6' BML, HMM IIIII' III Miss Irvine Girls' Gym, ,Inn I 1 LH. A. A. INI-I iri ,iii tiiiij Mrs. Blair Foods J2, 4, I, 2, Boys' Food I OFFICE Mrs. Maitscn Miss Blaido Miss Bauler Miss Goring SPECIAL ROOMS Miss Hutchinson Sight-saving Miss Lien Special, Cap find Cfiiiwn Miss Hobart Deaf, BIIII- Iii Mrs. FuIIcr Special Ihgu lrfli'-Iwi