Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1942 volume:

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Hundreds of students pour from ad- visories and rush down the hall in an endless stream. I'm sure you will rec- ognize the 'KGuardian of the second flight. An inspiring sight, but we must not stay to admire this battered bit of statuary because Miss Roskilly and her art class are waiting. After forging our Way thru the hall, We arrive at 212. To- day, the class is criticizing the work of the other students . . . ' 'aw' if a 1 I 5 1 H!!! -'-A-i mlqllllll Lim ll Q .' , .mo x4 A u ' JL.: , fffmwm J W f 7 . , ..,A. www -A w KH IQ1? Ls ' N, V V. ,cfbwf Ll, , KA . ywnwn k W 41 A ' ., ,. ge ,vm . In ,, s my ,R X V WWETW ' M..-1 'V ' ,,,. ,W I ff K .f ' , , ,, K A Q4 f ' .A 4, 3 If ': f ,, lk- 5 if ? I ' ' . A ff' ,,f9f , g 114-ff it f ,Q fm - V Q ,, ,.'. k V 35 X , . K 1 , sf 15-.--1 1- E W-.,,.i ' 2 wk audi 4 f 9 Q wig-JV' fgagy . . . Back to the quiet of the halls and to the search for some Wisdom. No use, but there is the Goddess of War, Minerva, that's close enough I guess. Back into the madding crowd, and then stop to look at the piece of art contributed by Craig Robinson. Now! At lastl Time for lunch. Quit pushing we're all hungry. After watching Maury's gym class, we decided that what the boys lack in skill, they make up for in enthusiasm. The girls in Miss Stevning's gym class can make those baskets, too. Miss Boyson has her own methods of mak- ing students stand straight. You wouldn't believe it, but we Work in study hall, at times. Um, the grapefruit was so good in my victory lunch. Miss Turnquist is announcing the botany test for the next day. Chief Iustice Iohn Marshall surveys the school from his chair, While Mr. Patrick helps the girls set up print for their calling cards. And that's just about the end of our Tour through Marshall. BOOK ADMINISTRATIUN Il. CIIIIPER hln Cooper-ourinincuxd,ouradvBeL ourfheud. We look up to him hecause of his high icleals. VVe re- spect him as We would respect all of our superiors, hut especially we respect Mr. Cooper because his stamlartls deserve the respect of each cnie of us.lAfe athrure hini hecause we like him. His erlorts are untiriiig in our hehalf. His guitlaiice, his inspiration, and his tleep iii- tenmtin aH Nhudndhum pnne agahithatluziscuu fflClllh VVe,the CHass of l94Z,feelcxpeckuly chwe to our prhujpah NVe are the Hrm chws that he has guhhxl entirely through Marshall from the seventh grade through the twelfth grade. His frientlship aml guitlance xvih he renieuiheretllcnig after gradtuuioir . WAN S i v J I I. iam: -V ff, ,f 4-Q qw 1 f 1,4'f,l55, A f- 5 M1 ff' ff fir ' S1-ien 1-4' .llikr Bl'N7l'lI1'-SClCIlL'C 113,-1 .llzx SI!'LIII.VOIIffiL'll. Science lib, Faculty Manager Greenhouse QM .ll1'. Tozwzc-Pliys. SZ, Chem. 52. Chess Club .'ll1'.f.f Tl'Ill7I!7lt'1l'l. liiol. 53. An. liiol. S2 ill!-.fi T-llI'l1lfIlfA'f-Pl. liiol. Sl, An. liiol. 52 English, Languages and Librarian Mrs. ,'1nder.ven-Bing. S4, Debate Miss Boymn-Eng. 54,6, Speech 1,2 M1'5.i' Dali!-Eng. 16,51 Mrs. Kane-Eng. I4,6, Silver Tri Mr. Seeley-Eng. 55, News 53, Staff, Iudge M155 Stanton-Eng. 55,45 Miss Katz-Germain S2,4, Latin SZ, German Club Miss Simone!-French S2,4, Latin Sl, French Club Miss ,A11'lundf'1'-Librarian lllfss Slqufbcffqfling. 51,2 English Ilflrf. Cup.vz1'c'1Q-lfiig. 13915, Dram. 1, Auditorium' Comm. I 1 , ,fy it -h Mrs. lfernhzzff-Enf. SZ, Counseloi, Sr. St. Council IWI55 Snyder-Eng. I5, Testing Mr. Olsen-Fug. 56, Cnrclinul, Senior Class Adviser Colnmercial lllifr ,Wo-Type 52.33, Short SZ,-1, Red Cross Mr. O'Br1'cn-'l'ype Sl, Short Sl,3, Baseball ' A Q. - VJ' 5 Physical Eduf-ation Mrs. Harm-Girls' Gym Milfs SZf'L'I1l-f1g1crlI'lS. Gym, G.A.A. .Wiz Oxtmndw'-Boys' Gym. Tennis, Gymnastics, Swimming Mr. Clu1pnn1n4B0ys' Gym, Basketball Mll8il' Department Alf. Bzunfnghunz-Cho. 12.513, Choir, Senior Glen- Club Min VfI1lxC'fZf-c3l'10. Il,5.4.'5,6, Iunior Glcc Club .Wiz Bz'15tr0mfSr. Band, Sr. Orch., Sec. Huml, Sec. Orch., Drum Corps, lnstr. Glasses A rt Department ,llfxy R0.vk1'lly-Corn. Art, Ptg. Draw., Sketch, Scenic Art, 15.6 Min Sff'Z'71flIg7l2.S.fJ. PL Art Gr. ll Q . .xy .K , l Industrial Arts - 'l Mr. Cf11'f.v0z1-MIM. Il,-l. Sli ' ' :N Mr. Ll11w'011fXVXV I-l.5,Cm. SLI Q-X Mr. PM-fffkcsifls Pr. 1125.6 4 Mr. Sfhnlnz-Art Metals Ill, Stage Crew Mr. H'f11'lirzgfMetuls 1.2.3.-1. I5.6, Stage Mech Knot in piclurcj Social Studies Mr. Lien-CC. Il, W. Hi. Sl,Z, Basket- bull, Skating Mrs. Monnmlq-CC. IZ, Counselor Min Roney-Hist. I3,4fnot in picturcj Mr. Sutter-Com'l Law Sl, Mod. Pr. Sl, Ticket Sales, Trip Group Mr. SIHIVII1-AIU. Hi. Sl,Z Mr. Somwfleog. ll,Z, Iudgc Mrs. Waddell-Mod. Pr. SZ, Am. Hi. Sl,Z, Trip Group, Student Council Mfrs West-W. Hi. SZ, Am. Hi. SZ Special Mrs. Fullw--Special IWXJJ Lien-Special, Cap and Gown Mixx HMlL'hlA71.s'071-Sight Saving, Audi- torium Com. Mfr. Turley-Deaf Home Economies Mrx. Ifugcnc-Foocls SZ,3,-4, Blue Tri IVIIU Gwdcvz-Cloth Il,Z, Sl,Z,3, Silver Tri Mrs. Murlmzcfs-Foods IZ,4, Cloth I35 Nurse Mm. Muck-Nurse, Home Nursing E :M 1 2 W Q fa , cy - Z 5 i?2?l35f?5iS5ii 7 'I Q ,uhm H., ..,A LMWJ' mm! 385. . R.- ffafggf, 5 ff Q 2 i 5 Z Q . 1 '1 Lp. ww wwe, KM J 5 i W V ,,,. TQ' ,3 ,,-,.. ' 7 vV,V- . 5 ' aff W I 'Y Y ,, ,, I '5 ,... f Q 1 w , vm wg, iagglm we 1 BOOK 7 W0 SENIURS AN UA Y SE IIIR Aagaard, William Martin Alex, Edward I. Anderson, Betty Marie Anderson, Carl, Ir. Aune, Arnold L. Baffetta, Grace G. Baron, Theodore Iohn Bergquist, Carl P. Bergstrom, Donald R. liezat, Gregory G. Birkeland, Robert Duane Boie, Isabelle lone Brand, Arthur Leonard liulleigh, Clophos Frank Burris, Brownlee E. Campbell, Marilynn R. Cerini, Mary Louise Coplan, lean Marian Corneaby, Ianet C. Cronquist, Marian A. Dahlberg, Melvin Iohn del Plaine, Barbara Ioan DeMay, Frank Deutsch, Dorothy Catherine Doktor, Myrtle M. Dombross, Ralph A. Downs, Florence G. Duffy, Raymond George ANUARY SE Illll Duggan, Dorothy Anne Dunkel, Iohn William Eckman, Doris LuVerne Elchlepp, Helen Margaret Engelbert, Maxine Fallen, Thelma D. Flavin, Mary Virginia Gamec, Ruth A. Genadek, Thomas A. Greek, Vernon A. Hager, Lois Evelyn Hamilton, Wallace H. Haroldson, Ioyce A. Harrison, Charles E. Heltemes, Garold P. Henderson, Iohn T. Holbrook, Marianne Ieanne Hornby, Ieanette M. Hutchins, Bill Hutchins, Mary Elizabeth Hyde, Natalie Ruth Ingehrigtsen, Kay H. M. Iacobs, George C. Ielly, Phyllis Mae Iohnson, Elayne I. Karswick, Lawrence Kenneth Kline, Bruce E. Knoph, Albert C. JA UARY SE IIIR Kubik, Evelyn Kuhlmann, Virginia E. Landis, Norman R. Landskroner, Mary L. Langlais, Marian Larson, lane L. Leason, Phyllis I. Lendeen, Bernice M. Lilia, Helen M. Lindblom, Vivian Lucille Lowell, Don E. Mansour, George L. Mason, Muriel Mayland, Marian Lois McLear, Mary Lou Nyhelin, Bette I. Ontko, Daniel George Osborne, Betty Iane Osborne, Howard L. Palmer, Mary Anne Pearson, Marion Louise Peterson, Beverly lane Pikula, Olga Iean Pomeroy, Robert F. Powley, Glenn I. Salisbury, Arthur L. Schmidt, Margaret E. Schroeder, Shirley A. JANUARY SE IIIR Shaffer, VVarren E. Solem. Dorothy Phyllis Sullivan. Gerald Owen Sweeney. Leo Totino, Margery Margaret Trelethen, Elmer R. Utton, Robert L. Wullen. Albert I. VVareham. Audrey XVeller. Mary A, VVe-ndt. Mary lane VvllllllI11S, Clifford CI. Yackel, Lorraine Ioyce Yaeger, Sophianne Hagen, Naomi SWF: Sf , Qguzfw: i 12 - - F.. Mcllovern, Cla-tus Shalvatura, Don The Iulzmzry Gmds in z1c't1'011. L Perry, Marie 19 Prom Committee: Shirley VVareham, Chairman, Bill Thorpe, Ann Nelson, Bob Bennighof. lean Corbett, lack Swanson, Don Hed- strom, Dolores Hausker. Banquet Speeches: Carl Ienkins, Chairman, Helen Furlong, Rus- sell Christensen, Howard Greenley, Buzz VViesner, Martha Grim. Cap and Gown: Gary Davison, Chairman, Dick McKinney, Bruce Gregory, Dorothy Lane, Elenore Lewis, lean Hanson, Betty Ouelette, Bob Sanford. Baccalaureate: Dorothy Phillips, Chairman, Dick Gmitro, Iohn Rariseen, Donna Peterson, George Ryan, Roger Mosiman. Commencement: lla Mae Berg. Chairman, Lorraine Andersen, Doris Heisig, Ruth McClintock, Iudy Rottsehaefer, Hazel Gruner, Iohn Chelgren, Frances Fetter, Marge Brandt, Bruce Gregory, Raymond Horsche. Class Day: Claire Witcher, Chairman, Iohn Gasser, Ivan Doseff, Bette Griggs, Nadine Storla, Polly lordan, Norton Whitchurch, Art Owens, Leighton Christopher. Les Foster, Doris Husak, Mer- rilyn Olson, Roger Mosiman. J U CIIMMITTEES JU E SENIIIR Andersen, Lorraine Anderson, Iames Anderson, Lowell Ank, Carol Backen, Eileen Bader, George Bennighof, Robert Beno, Elizabeth Berg, lla Mae Blair, Betty Blomquist, Arthur Bloxam, Iames Brandt, Margery Bredahl, Betty Broderick, Alice Bronsen, Kingsley BuHington, Richard Burroughs, Shirley Carlson, Edward Chelgren, Iohn Childs, Beatrice Christensen, Margaret Christensen, Russell Corbett, lean Craig, Mildred Crampton, Marian Crook, Violet Dahlberg, Raymond Danielson, Phillip Davison, Gary Dilger, Donna Doseff, Ivan Droneck, Doris Drusch, Edward Dueno, Lawrence Dunn, Robert Edwards, Kathleen Elliot, Richard Erickson, Thelma Epperly, Marcella Erlandson, lda Mae Fetter, Frances Filmore, Marilyn Fleck, Kenneth Forsberg, Delores Foster, Albert Foster, Leslie Frank, Clarence Furlong, Helen Gasser, Iohn Glenn, Patricia Gmitro, Richard Gorham, Elaine Greenlee, Howard Gregory, Bruce Griggs, Bette UNE SENIIIRS 4 JU E SEN IIIR Grim, Martha f f ! Groen, Iohn ' Gruner, I azel Gulden, Lillian Gustafson, Alice Halverson, Betty Hansen, Ieanne Haugen, Gilbert Q' f Hausker, Dolores Healy, Robert Hedstrom, Cloeda Hedstrom, Donald Heisig, Doris Helgerson, Inez Heller, Eileen Henninger, William Hirt, Audrey Hobbs, Bessie Holter, Gilbert Horgen, Gerald Husak, Doris Ingman, Eunice Iackson, Mary Eloise Iamma, Walter r. Affln , C' 0 Ienkins, Carl Iohnson, Ruby Iordan, Pollyanna Iudin, Franklyn Katcher, Albert Karlen, Roberta ' Keller, Doris I Kelly, Edward l l Kirkham, Virginia Klock, Edward Kottke, Marjorie Kozlowski, Sophie Lane, Dorothy Lang, Frederick LeZorick, Irene Leonhardt, Lucille LeMere, Leone Lewis, Eleanore Livingston, Verona ' Lowe, Lew McCanna, Goldie McClintock, Ruth McGee, lack McKinney, Richard McKinnon, Roy McNickle, Patricia Mahachech, Earl Mangan, Iohn Mangan, Katherine Mason, Mary Merrick, lack Meyers, Bernadine ' Q' UNE SE IIIR UNE SE IIIRS E Mezzenga, Angeline Misfeldt, Maxine Morgan, Merle Mosiman, Roger Myszka, Marcella Nelson, Ann Nonnan, Ioan Olsen, Merrilyn Olsen, Russell Ondov, Mildred Ouellette, Betty Owens, Arthur Peterson, Arthur Peterson, Donna Peterson, Geneva Peterson, Shirley Peugh, Charles Phillips, Dorothy Platt, William Prest, George Ranseen, Iohn Rauch, Lorraine Reyerson, Iames Roby, lack Rottschaeffer, Iudith Ryan, George Sanford, Robert Schilds, Ioseph Schraeder, Lyle Schumacher, Walter Scott, Virginia Severson, Hildoris Shaffer, Edward Shuler, Thurlow Skiba, Donald Slaughter, Beatrice Smith, Dorothy Smith, Isabelle Sporlein, Bette Stein, Laurel Stockstead, Richard Stoll, Mabel Stone, Paul Storla, Nadine Suman, Shirley Swanson, lack Thompson, Robert Thornley, Howard Thorpe, William Thorson, William Trickey, Betty Upgard, Carol Van Deren, Nancy Wareham, Shirley Weld, David Wescott, Clay UNE SE IIIRS 3001! Tflkff CLASSES WE LINIK FIIRWARD T0 12B Miss Tiirnquist Row 1-I. Kuhlmann, B. Caouette, M. Dougherty, D Zappia. I. Geankoplis. L. Nelson, Miss Turnquist, E Gerard, H. Boyle. L. Sheldon. J. Dickinson, M. Davis B. Davis. H. Brouillet. Raw 2-R. Gelhar, K. Larson J. Schafer. B. Kahlert, P. Zappia, E. Meyer. C. Her rington. E. Tworuk, W. Salovich. D. Nergord. H. Han son. C. Larson, D. Matheny, G. Jnsse, H. Turner, L Huser, D. Rasmussen. F. Riisnacko. 12B Miss Skalbeck Row 1-A. Johnson. L. Godwin, M. Kanel, B. Flanagan Y. St. Peter, G. Podas. Miss Skalbeck. E. Wagner. C Ingersoll, D. Libby, D. Nylander, E. Johnson. Row 2 D. Aspnes, J. Zappia. H. Brisbois. L. Chesla, J. Lewis T. Steppe. J. Hall, D. Smith. J. Myhre, A. Qniggle, M. Wangensteen, E. Bauman, J. Ryan. 12B Miss Stanton Row 1-R. Pankucli, D. Emons, Y. Cecere, M. Schram. Miss Stanton. G. Johnson. P. Walsh. D. Sherar. B. But- ler. Row 2 H.A ' - ngnstson, C. Stranges, B. Larson, J. Gerlach. M. Johnson, M. Perry, B. Hoffard, D. Pemble A. Minichilli. Row 3-P. Paterson, E. Alexander, P. Pol- nazek. G. Low, P. Larson. P. Elsen. R. Woodman. Special Miss Lien Row 1-M. Groves, E. Klock, M. Misfeldt. B. Childs. Miss Lien. J. Ludwigson, N. Hannnla. R. Healy, J. Boyd. Row 2-A. Peterson, W. Jamma, T. Smith. S. Fleagle. H. Johnson. S. Peterson, B. Bredahl. H. Todd. R. Sten- um. Row 3-M. Anderson. R. Horsch, C.Dah1berg. D Berzold. Special Mrs. Fuller Row 1-E. Sclarow. M. Engdahl. J. Truax, L. Wilda, C. Mae. W. Dunn, N. Herbert, P. Kincaid. K. Tew, J. Lewiy, Row 2-E. Peterson. L. Swanson. S. Peterson. D. Stein- dorf. A. Anderson. T. Ryan, A. Risvold. M. Basil, Mrs. Fuller. Row 3-R. Anderson, R. Luger, D. McMunn, B. Morrison. D. Scott. D. Nord, R. Mileck. W. Mattson. Special Mr, Whiting. Mr. Schram. Miss Hutchinson, Miss Roskilly Row 1-P. Arsenas. B. Revord. M. Lieser, V. Tollefsrtid, H. Cozswell, E. Maki. Miss Roskilly, Mr. Sqhram, Miss Hutchinson. J. Sheppard. B. Thomnson. C. Hitchcock, L. Zapna. Row 2-J. LaCrosse. G. Freeman, P. Katritses, M. Abramson, W. Wallace, H. Prescott. B. Thomnson. 0'Rourke. T, Nihil. R. Manning, K. Bronson. P. Lahti- nen. J. Ludwiz. J. Borth, M. Sinigalio. N. Hedlund, H. Burdick, D. Miller, B. Benton, D. Wright. 30 10A Mrs. Engene f ' 5:':.gaf LQQSLT :ff m 'S' HF- F1 3F'0l-Iggy ID Filling SQQBW: SEEN H Q 555' tvs 0 Www EH ' mp Ei- 540A - u-Dov' ED mme 'QISOZ' F 'give '1 'W- L4 Hug? - Luis Ew -' :-'FU-N' w 90:5 g! :-fe' F ' I :QPU :v l ' H' ' E:ggf .':B Sv.. 'f f-11: 595523 -V KD EN gkigfgg ?'E'PUS1!'! Wallen, M. Schmidt, P. Ball. B. Newstrom. 10A Mr. Jones Row 1-Mr. Jones. E. Salovich. J, Larson. B. Eagle, J. Goodsell, T. Anderson. G. Robbins, D. Kain, W. Wojitas, D. Streeter, Row 2-B. Osborne, J. Schwartz, J. Jahnke, H. Wilkerson, R. McBride, G. Hughes. J. Clark, H. Smith, P. Corbett, I-I. Campbell. Row 3-D.Stuck, L. Ferch, D. Anderson. B. Hardins, G. Grady, D. Czaia, D. Rohrer. J. Meyers. L. Goranson, J. Budnick. 10B Miss Trumble Row 1-J. Terry, I. Rychley, L. Levercom, M. Hart. J Palmer, Miss Trumble. N. Smith. E.Se1ss, B. Gerard P. Kelly. J. Walker. Row 2-D. Baltuff, E. Dolphin, S Orton, L. Stevens, G.Clirist. T. Moore. R. Horaly. F Wendt. B. Lindstrom, R. Leonard, G. Johnson, J. Har- kins, B. Lowe, R. Balsler. E. Johnson. 10B Mr. Towne Row 1-G. Elwell, G. DeAngelo. G. St. Peter. L. Ander son, J.Werner. Mr. Towne, L. Bell, M. Minichilli. H Leone, W. Roche, B. Westerburg. Row 2-B. Scliarden B. Patterson, J. Freeman. L. Hogetvedt. E. Carlson. P Joncas, J. Peterson. D. Beckstrom. S. Soyett, B, Haywa, K. Lukaska. E. Smith. 10B Mr. Patrick Row 1-E. Maki, B. Hammen. J. DeMay, I. Hauglancl, R. Buchanan, Mr. Patrick, S. Beaudfn, N. Bishop, K. Pratt. F. Johnson, B. Mosiman. Row 2-H. Mayland, G. LEWIS.. J. Bruneau. J. Backen. R. Bauman. M. Johnson. J. Christonherson. D. Gaustad, J. Noonan, W. Heath, H. Snow. S. Scalzo. J. Madden. Chappie's pictures of our championship team 0 THE CLASSES 0F 1944 45 WE LO0K FURWARD T0 9A Mrs. Andersen Row 1-L. Ongon, F. Capistrant, P. Harstad, A. Perkins, G. Ronallo. L. 0'Brien, Mrs. Andersen, M. Lynch, L. Peait, J. Morgan, K. Corbett. J. Edelman, B. Oswald. Row 2-R. Simon, D. Comeau, M. Abbas, A. Johnson. J. Kanel, IE. Swanson, L. Pfleghaar, E. Stark, J. Ingersoll, R. Johnson. A. Briggs. D. Staege, R. Hart, L. Burris, J. Keller, B. Glauwitz. V. Tegg, J. Wendt. 9A Mr. Swanson Row 1-J. Campbell, V. Oney, S. Schmid, B. Markhus, M. Sanderson, Mr. Swanson, J. Gilbert. N. Hart, L. John- son, J. Hoel. R. Dougherty, M. Gould. Row 2-J. Holm- quist. R. Gallus, G. Minarick. G. Pederson, R. Weisser, R. Moore, G. Larson, B. Pylatiuk, J. Bjorklund, F. Rei- del, J. Ryan, D. Downs, V. Petersen. 9A Mrs. Mclnnes Row 1-R. Rogers, D. Opdahl. R,1-Ieebl, B. Miller. J. Knight, L. Kurup, Mrs. Mclnnes. L. Ohlsen, K. Wal- lace, V. Crampton, E. Kenyon, J. Daniels, J. Gould. Row 2-J. Gaalaas. J. Yurecko. W. Wescott. 0, Benton, M. King, D. Dorge, M. Bussian, V. VanDeVoordc, J, Svac, R. Dwinnell. B. Berg. Row 3-E. Salovich, D. Hardy, 0. Morley, J. Clemons, J, Gergen, R. Caplan. A. Games, 9A Mr. Seeley Row 1-K. Burdick. H. F'edler, A. Flennicken. C. Alex- ander, Mr. Seeley, B. Adams, R. Trefethen, M. Ravlin. J. Sholton, M. Miss. Row 2-B. Donnelly, D, Swift. D. Sweet, A. West, E. Ingebrigtsen, M. Peterson, B. Leon- ard, L. Dobbs, P. Hawfitch, J. Robinson, R. Ionmore. Row 3-E. Mundt. B. Ranstead. D. Johnson. S. Aaker. C. Mmgtensen, J. Kochman, B. Bristol, L. Lewis. J. Pol- noszc . 9A Mrs. Harm Row 1-M. Baron. E.Kf1elfEen. H. Buck. 0. Brown, M. Meyer. Mrs. Harm, E. Gortin, M, Herkal, J. Eagen, W. Slierar. Row 2-L.Crum, G. Johnson, K.He1land, J. Bernard, B. Hanson, R. Sisznalness, C. Byrne. L. Taylor. E, Albrecht. Row 3-B. Raygor, J. Miller. C. Anderson, B. Browne. P. Jennings. R. Dunn, R. Prybilla, J. Leon- ard, D. Lambert. 9A Miss Simonet Row 1-P.Schoen. J. Springer, J. Foley. I. Bloom, L. Stevens, J. Diirgen, Miss Simonet. L. Cudd. L. Klugman, R. Tangen, P. Ryan, P. Sherman. Row 2-D. Olson, L. Hamilton, H.Battmer. M. DeAngfelo, I.Hedstrom, R. Ondov, J. Durigan, C. Arnold. S. Stark, R. Gruesner, J. Scott, A. Peterson. Row 3-R. Cloud. D. Nordquist. S. Kozlowski. B. Nelson. D. Larson, R. Lambert, R. Moha- chek, G. Nelson, J. Thorson, J. Gaske. 34 9B Miss IE. Stevning Row 1-J. Freeman, V. Discher. R. Johnson, B. St. Croix. ' Parkins Miss E Stevnin M Harris M. Schmidt. J. , , g, . , G. Mickelson, B. Stevens, M. Gardner, R.Tippey. B. Hanson. Row 2-S. Anderson, R. Bamberg. L. Christen- sen, H. Olsen. B. Langlais, B. White. P. Malin. D. Mat- tox. K. Garfield, P. Dickson, 9B Miss 0. Stevning Row 1-J. Ontko. R. Schebloom, J. Femling, J. Young M. 0'Donnel1, Miss 0. Stevning, A, Larson, D. Schreyer C. Watson, H. Schmidt. Row 2-B. Hannah, B. St. Croix B. Wizik, R. Myers, R. Cachiaras. B. Sorby, J. Irwin H. Norton. B. Beckey, E. Gmitro. 9B Mr. Burningham Row 1-G. Becker, J. Schroeder. M. Loch. Mr. Burning ham. K. Glass, A. Schieman. M. Pelvey, K. Hammer Row 2-W.Erickson. R.Lee, D. Melby, R. Lein, P Ross, R. Hemphill. D. Corbett. K. Tjosvald. I. Godfrey D. Koernig, 8A Mrs. Kane Row 1-B. Johnson. C. Loeb, E. Thorup, Y. Roeasel, E Gasser. B. Fox. Mrs. Kane. M. Elsberry. M. Tophen, D Johnson, B. Angus. M. Hoffman, G. Larson. Row 2-C Olsen. D. Soderlinn. H. Leines, R. Gralver, V. Millerino M. Harvey, T. Oftedal. S. Cavilla. K. Cosandey, E Bauman, S. Grover, D. Elertson, R. Werner, Row 3-J Perry. B. Nolan, B. Nerson, R. Kerugh. W. Johnson. B Eagle, D. Wallen. H. Adkins, C. Noonan, D. Fawell. SA Mrs. Powell Row 1--M.Slaughter, M. Means. J. Wood, G. Asp. A Canfield J. Fish, Mrs. Powell, A. Adams, D. Meyers. B Battayf B. Hagerud. R. Purdy, M. Musiman, Row 2- B. Howard. D. Halvorsen. B. Weizenegger. B. Larson. J Thorson N. Holmgren, A. Gielette. M. Dunn, D. Spur- lein, G.'Peterson. R. Wagner, F. Hussman. Row 3-D Larson. J. Crawford. D. DuBois, B. Kersch, W. Mesna. C. I-Iartwig. J. Harper. D. Pemble, H. Lindgren. BA Mrs. Capstick Row 1-A. Joslin. L. Paulson. G. Anderson. D. Rauch M. Peart, L.Hil1, Mrs. Capstick, S.Emerson. M. Var ano. I. Kukar, B. McCarter. M. Strom, Row 2-N. Cas persen, V. Glauvitz. C. Bussian, M. Ross. L. Hall. G Kenyon. J. Luick, E. Corbett. E. Koch, L. Reno. M. Her findahl, B. Feske. Row 3-L. Van Maldergham. D. Moor J. Raygor, B. Pomeroy. E. Jorgensen, M. Robbins, A Be-rlzstein. D. Crum, S. Smudde, B. Carter, W. Blom quis . . 4 A ls' THE CLASSES 0F 1945 46 THE CLASSES or 19 7, 43 SB Miss Sheehan Row 1-M. Hird, C. Landis. L. McKnight, M. Coplan, A. Andersen, D. Scales, M. Dorsett, S. Miner, R. Helland, R. Zappa, E. Jolmson, J. Smith, J. Battner. Row 2-W. Duke, V. Pulashim, C. Eastman, B. St. Cyr, R. Gula- check. G. Beaubien. R. Johnston. W. Smith, W. Peder- son, B. Kittleson, R. Simm, J. Olson, D. Haroldson, K. Lang. G. Armstrong, G. Tischer. 8B, 'TB Miss Roney, Mr. Lien Row 1-R. Sieferth, J. Lambert, J. Dickey, M. Evenson, T. Meyer, D. Gradin, V. Cary, B. DeJar1ais, J. Bennig- hof. J. Borak, N. McShane, B. Vepel, H. Lewis. Row 2- S. Ross, R. Johnson, A. Bianchi, J. Langlais, B. Lewis, R. Harris. D. Mezzenga., F. Stevens, E. Canfield. C. Har- lan, R. Parton. L. Mitchell, P. Schebloom, J. Bailey, E. Johnsen, N. Edin, J. Steindorf, I. Fecht, E. Anderson, 0. Gilbertson. G. Westman, D. Foslein. H. Mead, G. Dahlen, L. Metteco. R. Minarik, R. Brown, E. DeMuse. Row 3- D. D'Andrea. R. Hubler, G. Peterson, F. Schroedl, J. Oliny. T. Statler, A. Olson, B. Arneson, L. Kunerth, R. Cartwright, E. Manuth, E. Hornby. A. Halpin, T. Har- stad. R. Barth. J. Mezzenga. B. Henry. J. Fisdler, R. Simonetti, L. Phinney, E. Reiness, G. Newstrom, D. Brown. A. Soderlind. 7A, 7B Miss Bement, Miss Garden Row 1-G. Worwa, J. Braun, L. Ales, B. Oney, B.-No- lan. B. Clausen, Miss Bement, Miss Garden, E. Grifiln, M. Grace, D. Adams, J. Washburn, J. Thomas. Row 2- J. Corbett, C. Klugman. R. Holten. G. Garfield. E. Berg- quist, R. Merrett. M. Roth. J. Stark, F. McRearey. G. Henderscheid, G. Nelson, D. Sporlein. Row 3-J. Fem- ble, K. Sibben, G.Bauman. M. Lepich, T. Holevas. C. Festce, A. Benjegerdes, G. Mattox, G. Eggen. D. Hime, R. Freeman, B. Fish, R. Barneth. D. Rasmussen, D. Lahti. B. Berg, D. Groen, F. Batfetta, B. Whitford. Row 4-D. Vestrem. J. Rouse. C. Wagner, R. Adams, D. Ror- eneren, F. Sorsoleil. B. Minichilli, R. French, D. Thayer. S. Thorup, M. Donley. 0. Steinkopf. R. Engstrom, M. Hansen, .T. Kanel, V. Petersen. J. LaPointe, L. Larsen, J. Hall. W. Wendt. W. Hammen, 7A Miss Coltman, Mr. Sova Row 1-D.Str-om. B. Hogetvedt. L. Seidensticken, B. Nelson. M, Hubbard, Mr. Sova, Miss Coltman, E. Dit- manson. I. Thayer, D. Svhmieden, D. Berggren. L. Fish. Rnw 2-C. Craig. M. Gridley, C. Cloutier. J. Harris, L. Picare, K. Nelson. D. Lee. R. Jensen. E, Bury. P. Mnnre, M, Driste. P. Henning. S. Sinigaelio. C. Black, J. Skil- l'nzs, D. Schmidt, R. Rickie. B Payne. Row 3-J. Salo- vich. G.Brf-wn. D. Duty. C.Firchow, F. Kincaid. A. Gorvin, J. Ekberg. P, Joncas, H. Summerfield. B. Bat- son. L. Erickson. J. Butler, J. Eason, J. Sund, L. Nash, R. Johnson. Row 4-J. Cachiaras, J. Swanson, L. Lund- bers. J. Rauch. A. Gelhar. L. Sknglund. J. Fish. R. An- derson, G. Haueland. S Ryals. D. Bjorklund, V. Tollef- son. D. Petersen, G. LaLonde, K. Mortensen. Patriots all Marching along together 36 F0016 FOUR IIRGANIZATIUNS SENIIIII GLEE CLUB The Senior Ulee Club was kept quite busy this past year. Under the direction of P. llurningham, the club sang for auditoriums. the P. T. A.. and an organ dedication service. This spring the Glee Club, assisted by the Choir, pre- sented a show Stout Hearted Men. Some of the selections were Sib0ney , Star Dust . lntermeZzo , and the theme song, Stout Hearted Men. tine, L, Prescott, B. Tamble. A. Burroughs. P. Ryan, G. Utne, Mr. Burningham, P. White. D. Braun, P. Frey, M. Ondov, N. Peterson. Row 2-B, Hamlett, H. Henrici. P. Corbett, P. Goents. F. Val- asek, T. Battey. F. Wendt. J. Williams. G. Robins. J. Mey- ers. S. Orton, J. Ostberg, L. Shaiighnessy, I. Rychley, J. Glenn, Y. Fisher. A. Wronski. The Iunior Glee Cluh under Miss Mabel Vincent welcomes all students in ninth grade who are inter- ested in music. This spring the Glee Club presented 'il Hear America Singing , in which the develop- ment ot American music was shown. They also sang for the P. T. A. and presented an auditorium. The Glee Club is looking forward to another good season next winter. JUNIUR GLEE CLUB Row 1-L. Wilda. B. Miller, J. Downey, K. Wallace. J. Knight. P. Hawfitch, L. Cudd, M. Vincent, J. Gilbert, P. Olsen. L. Kingman, L. Johnson, J. Foley, B. Markhus. N. Herbert, Raw 2-M. Harris, D. Hedstrom, J. Parkins, R. Dougherty, R. Ondov, T. Ryan. J. Schroeder, M. Ravlin, D. Dorge, J. Springer. S. Schmid, L. Kurup, B. Adams, P. Ryan, R. Tangen, R. Tufether, J. Fleming. J. Sholton. P. Mohn. A. Larson, M. Schmidt, R. Cachiaras, H. Schmidt, A. West. Row 3-C. Watson, E. M, Ingebrigtsen. G. Mickelson. R. Hemphill, J. Kanel, J. Killen, B. Benton. E. Elsberg, D. Johnson. B. Ranstead, R. Dunn, P, Jennings, R. Myers, R. Moore, L. Larsen, S. Calvin, I. Godfrey, J. Daniel, 0. Benton, S. Stark, G. Becker. V in Q 1- 38 Row 1-C. Olson. H. Cossen- Row 1-H. Broulette. M. Grim. R. McClintock R Langlais M Talbert E Caldwell P Mlele B Wronski M. Larson. M. Epperley, R. Henderson, L. Elsen E VanPatten P Krause P Buffmgtun Row 2 M Mason M. Redeen. J. Miere, A. Hogetvedt. C. Jenkins J Chelgren D 1-Ielsig H Steele E Jensen N VanDeren V Owens. J. Cameron, M. Roberts. Row 3-B. Vxsscher D Anderson R Horsch C Grant K Fleck P Elsen J. Dow, E. Wagner, J. Jardine, M. Meyers J Eyberg W Wagner N Cooke B Caouette f hee e Singv SE IOB CIIIIIR The Senior Choir under Mr. P. I. Burningham, played a more important part this year than ever before. The Choir sings both sacred and secular songs. They bought more robes and enlarged the group to Fifty members. To become a member. one must have had previous experience in other Glee Clubs and must have a real interest in music. ln the fall, the Choir sang for the Principals' Forum, gave a concert, and sang for Baccalaureate. They learned O Gladsome Light , Our Loving God and Father , and the Lord's Prayer. They arranged a theme song and O Everlasting Light. ln the spring the Choir sang for a Lenten audi- torium, and a P. T. A. program and presented Stout Hearted Men. The president of the choir is Iohn Chelgren. WE PLAY T0 BEAT . . . ln Mr. Belstronfs room, members ol' the instru- ment classes learn the fundamentals of playing an instrument. The second band is a preparatory band, and it is here that the members are prepared lor senior band. In the drum class, under the di- rection of Mr. lielstrom, the drummers prepare themselves for advance work such as drum and bugle corps. I mn play my zfiollfz . . . lust as well as Mary cruz. 'lihis jingle brings back to many orchestra lllfilll- bers the memories of their First struggles to become star musicians. The orchestra, headed by Maestro I.eVcre Belstrom, boasts of thirty members. Row l-V. Peterson, L. Skngland, R. Johnson, J. Langlais. W. Hanimen. M. Driste. D. Cloutier. Buster, G. Garfield, R. Jen- sen, J. Cacliaras, L. Mitteco, W. Wendt, V. Tollefson, G. Haugland. Row 2-R. Bortli, D. Westerberg, R. Barnett, J. Sund, D. Groen, D. Moore. S. Tliorup, G. Bauman, A. Ander- son, P, Moore, J. Stark, F. McReavy, D. Rasmussen, J. Gan- non, J. Scott. R. Anderson, M. Donley, B. Fist. L. Erickson, G. Eggen. Row 3-M. Grace, J. Thomas, K. Pratt, B. DeJar- lais, G. Pederson, A. Garvin, J. Ekberg. V. Discher. P. Joncas, C. Larson. R. Olson. R, Freemen, L. Arnold, T. Meyer, J. Braun. Row 1-C. Moe. J. Holmquist. W. Erickson, A. Schieman, A. Johnson, K. Cosandey, Buster, B. McCarter. E. Gasser, M. Har- vey, H. Lindgren, B. Wixik, S. Anderson. Row 2-B. Pomeroy, B. Hannah. G. Johnson, A, Polnaseek. A. Briggs, D. Czaia, E. Jorgensen. R. Olson. E. Smudde. J. Harper, H. Snow. Row 1-J. Thorson, E. Seles, M. Abbas, R. Anderson. Mr. Bel- strom. R. Tippey, D. Sweet. M. Means, M. DeAngelo. Row 2- B. Howard, R. Gralner, D. Larson, J. Durigan. C. Hitchcock, L. Hogetvedt, G. Cyr. J. Madden, R. Collier. THE IIA U1'l1Afl',V'IIl.7It' Wd zn11'f0rnz.f .ffallldfllg in tl ron' ,IU gettifzg ffzllfll' for lfzcfr big ,ffvrizzg show. The hand, headed hy stunning maiorettes, played a ucppy march with such yest that hy-standers ltslt their I I . . . . 4 hearts swell with pride. Yes! lt's the Marshall High hand marching to a foothall game. Mr. l.cVcre lielstrom, Commander-in-chief, looks with wride 'lt his hind prohwhly thinking ol the time six L t . . . . I years ago when the hand was hut a dream. One of the most vital functions of Marshall, thc hand played at the foothall and haskethall games. school pop-tests. marched in the Memorial Day parade, and presented the never-to-he-forgotten Drums in My Heartf, THE DIAJUIIETTES A roll of drums and the Hash of twirling hatons her- ald the advance of our maiorettes. Resplendent in their white and gold uniforms, they lead the Marshall hand into intricate formations. Always ready to do their part at the loothall and has- liethall games. the Marshall majorcttcs surely have earned their three cheers. Row l-H. Grocn, V, Crook, L. lohrz.-'0n, R. Iallllgldls Row Zgllf. ll'7tIglIl'l', V. Cnznzpton, I . flIl't'IlA 4'Bu.vzcr I WILL TRY T0 FI . . . Row 1-B. Mosiman. Red Cross: B. Saunders. Treas.: R. Langlais. Sec'y: M. Chris- topher, Pres.: C. Squire. Vice Pres.: J. Fetter, I.C.C.: M. Prescott. Social Chairman. Row 2- G. St. Peter. Prog.: M. Abbas. Service: J. Doseff. Pub.: N. Sander. News: J. Wenner, Dram.: L. Harding, Music: P. Miley. Music. 3F SJ fi? if . NJ xl X LE ii-I il E ...gxyg-Nylk .X SILVER TIII CABINET AF 35' iYi.v'sli A ' V K Y N Girl Rr'xci'L'ex zoom again! Climbing steadily in membership, Blue and Silver Tri are Mar- shall's biggest clubs with over 240 mem- bers. As always, the members of these clubs are gracious in manner and loyal in service. Blue Tri Cabinet Senzester I President 5 P - lla Mae Berg Via' President - - Marcella Epperly Sc'r'1'i'lz1ry Ti'eu5ui'er 1. C. C. - Program Social Scrzfice - Pulilicily N e ws pu per Dru m uric.: Music - - W orslzi p SILVER TBI Doris Eckman Eunice Ingman Marge Brandt Merrilyn Olson Doris Keller Louise Godwin Beverly Peterson Marion Cronquist Isabelle Boie Helen Harding 'I Senzculei' 2 Merrilyn Olson Helen Harding Doris Keller Doris Heisig Eunice Ingman lla Mae Berg Louise Godwin Muriel Chram Louanne Sheldon Phyllis Wright Elaine Van Patten Betty lean Halvorson Betty Iean Halvorson Alis Holmquist Row 1-P. Becker. R. Augustson. A. Anderson, B. Tamble. S. Bodge. Miss Bement, Miss Garden. M. Eyberg, S. Beaudin. P. White, J. Stockstead, B. Smart, R. Groth. Row 2-M. Sturdevant, L. Prescott, L. Bell, N. Bishop A. Schieman. L. Johnson, A. Thorne. P. Ball, A. Thomas, A. Risvold. N. Pettersen. V. Beaubien. M. Minichilli. Row 3-R. Chebloom. D. Baltuif, S. Stack. D. Sweet, H. Leone, E. Ingebrigtsen, A. West, M. Ravlin, J. Glenn, J. Walker, M. Bussian, J. Hoel. G. Becker, B. Langlais, P. Mohn. 42 F . . . B GIVE TIIE BEST 'Qi' BLUE TBI UPPER PICTURE: Row 1-M, Groves, A. Quiggley. A. Hirt, S. Wareham. E. Gerard. E. Holler. L. Leonhart. M. Brandt, P. Jor- dan, F. Petter. D. Lane, M. Schram, E. Lewis, J. Bronkala, J. Biyd. Row 2-J. Hitchcock, H. Lasher, D. Phillips, M. Berg, B. Blair, K. Kearney, R. Rosene. R. Karlen. D. Braun, L. Johnson, G. Utne, P. Ryan, P. Moran, B. Fredrickson, J. Jardine. K. Ag- ness, L. Helgerson, K. Riley, E. Packenham, M. Miller, D. Thor.on. L. LeMere. K. Kermott. Row 3-V. Owens, J. Cameron, D. Hausker. D. Matthews. P. Walsh. J. Wilson, E. Gorham, J, Widstrom, M. Grim, S. Burroughs, G. Podas, M. Myers, L. Rauch, H. Young, C. Felicetta, J. Schehloom, D. Dilger, H. Brisbois. D. Peterson, J. Noonan, M. Maid. Row 4-E. Jensen. P. Krause. W. Wag- ner, J. Dow. J. Gerlack. B. Flanagan. A. Gustafson, E. Wagner, L. Sheldon, Y. St. Peter. H. Johnson, B. Hoffard, B. Krummel, E. Backen, M. Stoll, J. Neale. M. Wangansteen. LOWER PICTURE: Row 1-M. Crampton, H. Gruner, N. Van Deren, P. Bufiington, D. Aspnes, H. Brouilett, P. McNickle, M. Ondov, M. Kanel. D. Nylander. D. Droneck, V. Kirkham, D. Johnson, M. Christensen. Row 2-D. Thompson, A. Jensen, A. Broderick, D. Eason, H. Farmen, P. Wipperman, J. Rottschafer. I. Kuhlamn, V. Crook, C. Ank, D. Forsberg, E. Beno. J. Ostberg, M. Craig, E. Smudde, L. Stordal, L. Gridley. Row 3-B. Wronske, A. Hadley, M. Epperly, R. Howard. B. Wray, M. R. Palmer, J. Megard, H. gugailstson, M. Fillmore, M. Walberg, T. Mclilwee, M. Cullen, D. Johnson, A. Evans. B. Kaar, R. McClintock. R. Dunn. J. Hansen, . 61111. BLUE TBI CABINET JUNE CABINET: Row 1-L Sheldon. Publicity Chairman H. Harding, Vice President I. Berg, Program Chairman M. Olsen. President, D. Kel ler, Secretary, D. Heigig, Treasurer, M. Schram. Serv- ice Chairman. Row 2-B. Hal vorson, Chairman of Music, L. Gowin. Social Committee: A. Holmquist, P. Wright. News paper: E. Ingman, I.C.C.: E VanPatten. Dramatics. WE SERVE . . . SCENIC ART CLUB Row 1-L. LeMere, D. Emons, Y. Cecere, M. Bauman. V. Kirkham. P. Moron, Miss Roskilly. G. Podas, M. Johnson. H. Boyle. P. Ball, L. Zayclieck. N. Shirley. Row 2- H. Grones. C. Hedstrom. G. Gruth, B. Davison. G. Bader, V. Tollefsrud, J. Roby, H. Tliornley, B. Caouette, M. Larsen, Paint, canvas, nails and glue, these are just a few ot the things the scenic art class works with before a production on our stage. Under the very amiable leadership of Miss lrene Roskilly, the drab stage set- ting is turned into a colorful living room or gar- den. Frankly speaking, this group is essential to all productions. STAGE CREW' Row 1 N, Hedliind, K. Bronson. Mr. Schram. K. Fleck. J. Barth. J Ludwig, Mgr. Row 2-C. Bulleigh, W. Wallace. T. Jelley, J. Swanson. D. Soderlind. Marshalls Service Clubs, junior and senior, are al- ways on the job. Some of the duties are: patrolling halls, keeping order during noonday dances, and taking tickets for noon movies. Mr. Swanson has assumed Mr. Mason's duties as Boss.'l Always on stage duty but rarely seen by the public is the Marshall Stage Crew. Made up of swell fel- lows, and under the direction of another swell fellow called Schram, the stage crew is responsi- ble for the scenic effects found in our school stage productions. SERVICE CLUB FUR THE H0 IIB 0F THE SCIIIIUL . . . L e , Who is that line looking gentleman talking so earnestly to the boys in the lunchroom? Why, that's Sig Christen- sen with some of the Hi-Y boys. One of the 1110St active boys' organiza- tions is the Hi-Y. The platform of this organization is to create, maintain and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Chris- tian Characterf' T The 0l'l:1CC1'S LHC: Roger MOSil11QI1, Pfgg. Row 1-E. Klock, E. Wagner, B. Flanagan, M. Grim, M. Myers. M. Brandt, J. Chel- - , I 7 - -Q A ' gren, President, I. Berg, F. Fetter, H. Harding, G. Johnson, D, Heisig. J. Rottschaefer. IJCIII. Ffdlllx lllflllh VNC PfCS1d611l. Row 2-R. McClintock, G. Peterson, H. Gruner, F. Judin, 1. Doses, r. Lang. L. An- Don Hcdstrom, Secretary. and Bob oeoooo' L' Godwin' D' Peterson' M' Epoefley' Gunn, Treasurer. No stones are left unturned when the Honor Society elects its members. Students in 11A or better, and having at least a two point average are graded according to reliability. ini- tiative, and service to the school. The society, which is a national organization, sponsored an anti-cheating campaign. The president is Iohn Chelgren. Row 1-J. Wareham, B. Minarik, B. Ranseen, L. Foster, B. Gunn, Treasurer, D. Hedstrom, R. Mosiman. Row 2-F. Judin, Vice President: J. Gasser, T. Shuler, A. Owens, L.Cl1ristopl1er, L. Lowe, T. Swanson, L. Stein, B. Wiesner, G. Ryan, I. Dosetf, H. Greenlee, B. Gregory, J, Clxelgren, C. Jenkins. G. Schwartz. B. Holbrook, B. Sanford, B. Dunn. Row 3-C. Carlson, B, Grismer, J. Schafer, J. Swanson, J. Swendseen, H. Turner, R. Anderson, J. Williams, P. Katrit- ses, J. Cullen, J. Reyerson, D. Kozelka., R. Anderson. Row 4-F. Lockwool, D. Shepardson, J. Leversee, J. Ranseen, C. Peugh, D. Geiger, B. Swanke, E. Mahachek, G. VunMehren. C. Witcher, T. Niliil, L. Christensen, F. Lang, J. Gilbertson, N. Whitchurch. P. Paterson, G. Davison, E. Drusch, J. Myers, B. Smith. 46 WE GIIVER .... Row 1-K. Corbett, J. Swanson. S. Emerson, T. Ryan, R. Minarik, M. Harvey, A. Jen- sen, B. Kersch, D. Berggren, G. Becker, C. Watson. R. Tippey, R. Dunn. Row 2-E. Gmitro, I. Godfrey, P. Peterson, A. Gamec. H. Burdick, B. Benton, D. Wright, D. Groen, V. Polphin. THE J UNIIIR A The Iunior Student Council, in addi- tion to its annual parts for the incom- ing students of Marshall sponsored noon-hour dancing and the Iunior Service Club. lts main obiective is to be of help wherever possible and to study prob- lems relating to the school. SENIOIl STUDENT C UNCIL This year our democratic student council has kept right in step with the nation's defense program. lt sponsored an active mem- bership in the Red Cross and cooperated further by selling defense stamps to the students and teachers at Marshall. Other activities of the council include managing a student con- trolled study hall and setting up a system of hall pages. Row 1-P. Kincaid, M. Sturdevant, M. Christopher, K. Edwards, J. Leversee, W. Wag- ner. D. Hedstrom, H. Brisbois, J. Williams, S. Peterson, L. Godwin. H. Cossentine, A. Thomas. Row 2-M, Olson. A. Holmquist, F. Packenham, R. Auguston, A. Burroughs, M. Redeen, M. Grim, M. Brandt, P. Jordan, P. Krause, P. White, J. Grerlach, B. Flana- gan, I. Berg, I. Helgerson. Row 3-F. Judin, B. Smith, P. Lalitinin, B. Kahlert, B. Holbrook, B. Bennighnf, I. Dosef. B. Thorpe, B, Thorson, G. Schwartz, T. Nihil, J. Schilds. J. Gasser. 47 JUNIIDII TRIP GRIIUP Row 1-L. Johnson. D. Braun. M. Berg, M. Redeen, A. Quigley, P. Ryan, Mrs. Waddell, B. Holbrook, J. Neale. P. Drause. K. Agness, J. Hanson, W. Wagner, Row 2-K. Kermott, B. Wray, B. Wronski. M. Miller. D. Tliorson. J. Bronkala. A. Holmquist, C. Riley. V. Owens, M. Maid, E. Svac, A. Hadly. Row 3-J. Ware- ham, B. Swanke, W. Hall, T. Swanson, P. Ryan, G. VonMeren, B. Grismer, J. Cullen. J. Williams. GGWHE D0 WE LEAV 99 Mrs. Wfaddell was asked to take over the du- ties of leadership after Mr. Masons departure. As usual, Mr. Sutter assists in lunior Trip Group activities. Regular meetings have been canceled but may be taken up later on. The president for the past year has been Bill Hol- brook. GQYES, R. 0LSE 99 CARDINAI. STAFF E'dI'Z0l'-1.72-Chief ---- Margery Brandt .I,i'.f0l'llIIt' Editors - Indy Rottschaefer, Dorothy Phillips, Iohn Chelgren, Bob Bennighof Saffron Ellll-Z0l'5 Carl Ienkins, Audrey Hirt, Polly Iordon, lla Mae Berg, Buzz Weisner Bu.ffnc'xx Mumzgcrs Iohn Gasser, Charles Peugh .'1dZft'l'll'5l'7'lg Stuff - Ann Nelson, Bette Griggs Photography - - Mabel Stoll, Ruth McClintock Typist.: - - Eunice Ingman, Nadine Storla 1942 CARIIINAL STAFF Row l-C. Jenkins. A. Hirt. B. Weisner, J. Clielgren, B. Bennighof, Mr, Olsen. M. Brandt. D. Phillips. J. Rottschaefer, P. Jordon. D. Hausker. M. Stoll. Row 2-N. VanDeren, I. Peterson. R. Mcfillntock, P. Wipper- inan. L. Leonard, E. Lewis, S. Waicliam. G. Leonard. D. Lane. A. Nelson, D. Dilger. E. Gorham. B. Griggs, B, Woellette, I. Berg. K. Edwards. M. Olson, M. Epperly. Row 3-R. Moisman. D. Gmitro. R. Dahlberg, A. Kaclier. R. Clufstensen. P. Patterson, I. Doseff, H. Greenlee, C. Witcher, P. Elscn. L. Foster, A. Owens, D, McKinney. F. Judin. 48 t...r Yr...-ff i ' TIIE JUDGE STAFF Row 1-E. Klock. L. Godwin, M. Christopher. M. Olson. B. Kozelka., D. Keller. B. Halvorson. Mr. Seeley. Mr. Sova. M. Grim. R. LeFebvre, H. Hanson. I. Dnseff. M. Brandt. B. Bennighof, D. Nylander. Row 2-B. Hughes. E. Mastrian, H. Brisbois. E. Andrychowicz. D. Heisig, J. Tyler, B. Weisner. C. Harrington, R. Elliot. D. Kozelka. P. Wriglit. K. Agness. D. Peterson. G. Peterson. Row 3-P. Thorene, G. Fessler. S. Wild. D. Thor- son. M. Miller. L. 0'Brien, J. Hoel. L. Taylor, M. Abbas. D. Sweet. J. Durigan, M. Maid, K. Kermott. T. McElwee. S. 0'Rourke. N. Sander. Row 4-T. Battey. F. Judin. B. Lee, R. Leonard. J. Myers. W. Hall, C. Witcher. B. Gregory. T. Nihil. J. Gilbertson. B. Minarik. F. Lang, C. Carlson. L. Rogers. GGGET THAT DOW PAPER!! VVho? VVhatP VVhen? Where? Why? These are the live-star points for which a reporter looks. liditors and reporters combine their eFforts to publish Marshalls school paper, the Iudge, every other week. Eagle-eyed reporters scour nooks and corners for hot news. The co-editors are Betty I-lalvorson and Martha Grim. The faculty adviser is Mr. Kenneth Seeley. 66 RR Y! HICAGO ! 99 Palm Sunday. this year. the Senior Trippers enthusi- astically left the Milwaukee Station on the lrliawatha, hound for the windy city. They earned money for the trip selling license plates, Christmas cards and seals. A very successful rummage sale and Rhythm Rendezvous also provided funds. Under the able guidance of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wad- dell and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Olsen they spent five glorious days in Chicago. MID-WEST STUDIES GBOUP Row 1-A. Hirt, S. Wareham, L. Sheldon. E. Wagner. J. Chelgren, L. Godwin, Mrs. Waddell. Mr. Satter, C. Jenkins. P. Jordon. H. Harding, Y. St. Peter, N. VanDeren. Row 2-D. Pemble, H. Auguston. J. Gasser, B. Bennighof, C. Witcher. C, Harrington. R. Mosiman. F. Jurlin, D. Aspnes, H. Brisbois. 49 Row 1-A. Minichille. G. Vo Pava, M. Mason, K. Beamish, L. Peart. J. Schebloom, I.. Le Mere, P. Ryan, Miss Liedl, I. Smith, G, Ponallo, J. Reha, C. Hedstrom, A. Mez- E. Mastrian. D. Hedstrom, E. Andrychowicz, H. Fiedler, Y. Fisher, P. Corbett. M. Wal- S zenga.. K. Wallace. K. Mangen, A. Senesac. Row 2-B.. Buchanan, M. Barkley, L. Julius. berg, S. Kozlowski. P. Frey, K. Burdick, P. Harstad, L. Shaughnessy, I... Daughen- N Red Cross Work was the main activity undertaken by the Seton Hi Club this year. At each meeting the girls were asked to bring their knitting or scrap books, depending on their individual projects. An afghan was completed by the girls who knit six inch squares. Highlights of the year were the membership party, Halloween party, Christmas party, hayride, Mothers' and Daughters' Banquet, and the May Day party. baugh, H. Grunes, R. Langlais. Members of the G. A. A. gather together three times a week to compete in volley ball, basketball, bowling, ping pong, badminton, and baseball tourna- ments. These tournaments aid in the selection of girl athletic stars of Marshall. Other activities sponsored by the organization are hiking, swimming, skating. tennis, and biking. Row 1-J. Campbell. R. Langlais. 0. Benton. D. Baltuff. B. Langlais. G. Becker, R. Schebloom, Mrs. Harm. Miss Stevning. G. Mickelson. B. Newstrom, E. Ingebrigtsen, A. West, B. Kaar, J. Walker. D. Droneck. Row 2 -H. Quiggle, N. Bishop. S. Schmid, V. Crook. M. Christensen. J. Werner, C. Anderson. L. Gulden. J. Hoen. S. Wild, P. Frey, N. Hart. V. Young. J. Knight, K. Wallace. P. Becker. B. Miller, L. Kurup, M. Miss, G. St. Peter. J. Young. D0 GERMAN CLUB: Row 1-H. 1-Ienrici, D. Anderson, B. Visscher, I.. El- sen, J. Eyberg, Miss Katz. M. Brandt, F. Fetter, J. Rottschaeifer, G-. Johnson. Row 2-A. Solberg, D. Matthews, P. Meile, H. Quiggle, P. Wipperman. S. Weld, D. Heisig, R. McClintock, E. Wagner. Row 3-A. Quiggle, P. Paterson, J. Reyerson, R. McKinnon, T. Anderson, F. Steiner, Strange sounds can be heard coming from room 322 after school on the third Monday of each month. It's only the regular meeting of the German Club. The object of the club is to help the students improve their understanding of the subject through the medium of German plays which are enacted by the members. The adviser is Fraulein Katz, who is tireless in her efforts to build up a thorough knowledge of German at Marshall. A. Solberg, M. Myers. Sounds such as le cecle francais-Ieanne D'Arc, will be found coming from 206 when the French Club gets together for its meetings. The purpose of the French club is to promote interest in the French language and to learn about the people of that country. Highlights of the year were two girls from France, the play Cinderella, and Miss Simonetis slides on the Latin countries. Row 1-M. Groves. E. Maki, J. Neale. A. Quigley, Miss Simunet. J. Schilds. B. Halverson, A. Nelson, P. Wright, M. Epperley, K. Agness, P. Ryan. M. Misfeldt. Row 2-K. Riley, R. McClintock, V. Owens, M. Wal- berg, D. Phillips, I. Berg, F. Valasek. D. Thorson, P. Walsh. P. Ball, M. Sturdevant, N. Van Deren, M. Olson, L. Tarkel. D. Peterson, A. Risvold, N. Pettersen, L. Prescott. M. Maid. Row 3-IE. Svak, K. Kermott, A. Hadley, M. Wangensteen, C. Ank, B. Kozelka, D. Betzold, C. Dahlberg, R.. McKinnon, D. Kozelka, T. Battey, D. Hausker. J. Ostherg, J. Hitchcock, H, Lasher, H. Brisbois. 51 WIIRIISA DMUSCBY... We of the aH7irmative maintain that! Yes, that's the Marshall Debate Club bringing home another state championship from Cloquet. The Debate Club is a chapter of the National Forensic League. They entered many tournaments and won second place in the city. They entered the National Forensic state tournaments and came home with a state championship. 52 The chorus classes, due to a new theory ol Mr. Burningham, are not only learning the music, but also the background of their songs. The large chart on the evolutions of standards. which may be seen hanging from the moulding of 322, was made by the mem- bers of the different classes with the help of Mr. Burningham. Leaders of school produc- tions and community singing may count on the chorus classes for help. The Chorus Classes elect their own officers and conduct their classes with the assistance of P. I. D. Frank, M. Morgan, Mrs. flndcrson, I. lloivcf. Row 2!B. Holbrook, Williams, C. I lf'1'tflzc'1', R. Cf1rr.fZof1lze1'. 3001! Fllff ATHLETICS CUACIIES Left to Right-Cully SIl'tI71J'0lI, Cl'l'l-I U'Hr1'r'11, Clzppy Ionzzc, ll r1Zlc'1' C!ZLlAUl71tIll, lfrling Lelfz, Marshall is said to have the best coach- ing stall in the city, and if you ask any boy who has worked under any of Marshalls coaches, he will tell you this statement is true. The head of our coaching staff is ami- able Cully Swanson who is acting as- sistant principal of Marshall but still carries on his coaching duties. Walter Chapman, who coached the basketball team to four city high school champion- ships, is one of the best liked coaches in the city. Cappy lones, able football mentor, is the kind of coach for whom the boys will give their all. Maury Ostrander, swimming and gymnastics coach, is known and admired by every boy on his teams. Cecil O'Brien, golf, hockey, and baseball coach, and Erling Lein, tennis and skating coach, round out the coaching staff. S4 Maziry f15II'l,I71l2lf'1'. This is the way Cappy said to do it, fvllizy FINITBALL When Cappy Iones, the Marshall High football coach, blew the familiar whistle for the beginning of another tough season, 75 boys with hopes of playing on the Marshall team sprang into action. Cappy's boys, noted for their endurance and stamina, were the smallest team that Marshall has had in many years, but they showed a lot of speed and co-operation. Later in the season, the team was divided into three squads. Such old veterans as Bud Brown, sensa- tional half-back of the year, Roger Mosiman, another smart and speedy back, teamed with Dick Gmitro, who called the plays from full-back, and Al Kacher at blocking quarter, formed the first string back-field. There were plenty of reserves with some good material to H11 in when needed. Marshall 7 North 0 Marshall 6 Central I3 Marshall 0 Washburn 39 Marshall 0 Edison 25 Marshall 0 Vocational 7 Marshall 14 Patrick Henr Marshall 0 Roosevelt 0 Marshall 0 West Z7 MAllSIlAI.I. AND TIIE MIIUNTIES--TIIEY ll0TIl GET THEIR DIEN FUUTBALL fill riglzz, boys, .raw y0zu'.f4'lzfc'.f for the Blue Tri Formal. We started our season by playing North whom we have beaten for twelve years straight. The Cards froze the Polars in a 7 to 0 victory. The following Week the Red and Blue of Central made Marshall black and blue with the score 13 to 6. Washburn and Edison further humiliated the Cards by defeat- ing them 39 to 0 and 25 to O. The next week Vocational downed the valiant Cardinals after a hard- fought game 7 to O. Seeking revenge the Cards trimmed Patrick Henry. The score was 14 to 0. Roose- velt and the Cards fought a grueling battle, and when the Hnal gun sounded, the score was O to 0. West, the city champions, defeated Marshall Z7 to 0. Said Cappy Iones, the Cardinal Coach, We did better than was expected of us, and we will do better next year. In the middle of the season, the team had the misfortune of losing four of its regulars. These fellows were Ray Nosco, Dick Gmitro, Al Kacher, and star Eddie Holland. Marshall had one of the best sets of ends in the city until the team lost one of them, but the other, George Prest, was chosen the best end in the city by all the sports writers. He was the only all-city player on the team that year. Roger Mosiman and Frank Brown received honorable mention in the back- Held. Pete Zappia, who was one of the hardest tacklers in the league, was awarded an all-city honor for one week during the season. CII MPIIINS Back Row-Manager Charles Peugh, Harold Nelson, Fritz johnson, Roger Braclqncy, Coach Walter Chapman, Bob Wojax, George Urarn, Don Zinznzvr, Manager Bob Gunn. Front Row-Drrlg Gnzizro, Frank Brown, .lrl Bloniqaixl, Caplain George' Prvsr, Tony Iorlgelty, Wally Tew, Wally Szllocfirlz, Bud Denman. 194 -1941 Hail to the Champions! For the fourth year, Marshall's Cardinals have Won the Minneapolis City High School Basketball Championship. As Charles Iohnson of the Star Iournal put it, There is a beaten path from the Star Iournal to the Marshall High stage to present the trophy. They did the seemingly impossible, winning nine straight games, something that has never been done before in Minne- apolis High School basket- ball. The Cards started out the season with an easy victory over West. The next week the Cards defeated Central in a close game 27 to 25. Voca- tional was the next of the vanquished foesg the Cards trimmed the Volts 48 to 24. Washburn, arch enemy of the Cardinals on the basket- We did it before and we will do it again S8 BASKETBALL ball Hoor, was trounced 52 to 40. Patrick Henry and North proved to he hreathers for the Cards. South, the dark horse of the City conference, was defeated and the final vvin over Roosevelt gave the undisputed right to their fourth championship. In the playoffs the Cards came through to Win the district title. Then came the heart-breaking defeat at the hands of Hopkins. Marshall couldnt connect that night and they were de- feated 20 to 21. This defeat halted the team's movement toward the State title. The next night following this defeat, Marshall Won the consolation title hy heating Grove City 75 to 58. In this game they set one of the highest scores ever recorded in the University of Minnesota Field House. The sound of the final gun ended a great season for Coach Walter Chapman and his hoys. Coufh lfVL1lZw' Chapman Cards 59 GYMNASTICS -aa-Dbl Reading Left to Right-Coach Maury Ostrander, Dick Leonard, Bill Henninger, Steve Tueting, Pele Groan, Dick Petersen, Art Owens, joe Schilds, ferry Elliot, Dick Rasmussen, Bill Minarilq, Bill Matheny, Peter Bly, Grant Stevens, Iohn Ranseen-members of the C class team. This is the first year Marshall has entered a complete gymnastics team in competition, and the boys represented the school ably. The B class team took third in the City and Northwest meets and placed second in the State Meet, losing to North by only nine points. The C class team placed third in the City Meet this year. The team was outstanding individually as well as collectively. The B class team, composed of Lew Lowe, Earl Mahachek, and Don Hedstrom, was outstanding. Earl won First in the tumbling in the City Meet, first in tumbling, and third all- around in the Northwest Meet, also First on the rings and second in tumbling in the State. Lew Lowe won first on the parallels and second all around in the State. Ll Don Hedstrom won second on the rings in the City Meet and second on the rings and third on the parallels in the State. These graduating seniors leave an unequaled record in gymnastics at Marshall. Paced by Dick Rasmussen, the C class team soared to new heights. The competing members of the team are Dick Rasmussen, Ioe Schilds, Art Owens, Dick Leonard, Ierry Elliot, Grant Stevens, Bill Minarik, Bill Henninger, Bill Matheny, and Pete Groan. Perfect form as displayed by Lew Lowe, Earl Maharhelq, and Don Hedstrom. fm IMT I I l Row 4-Bill Gi'1'5771t'l', Bi!! Mjnurilq, Pele Groun, Dick Dunn, Mark Spink. Row 3-Bruce Gregory, Ray Dahlberg, Rollic LeFc'bzfre, Curl Carlson, Coach Maury Ostrunder. Row 24 Bob Szveet, Buzz l'lfvfC'.flZt'I', Cufltuin Bill Thorpe, George Ryan, luck Iblyerx. Row 1-Iohn Gilbertson, Bob Lee. illulqz' way, here comes Thorpe! 1942 - Another great season for the Marshall aqua squad. The team came through the dual meet season with only one defeat and that at the hands of a strong West High team. Bill Thorpe, Buzz Wiesner, and Bob Sweet represented the team in the State Meet held at the University. These boys managed to gar- ner enough points to place fourth in the State. In the Y.M.C.A. Invitational Meet the team defeated all entrants to gain the cov- eted City Title. In Northwest swimming circles, Marshalls captain, Bill Thorpe, is said to be one of the best. Last year, Bill was de- feated in the finals of the 100 yard breast-stroke by Louis An- derson, who went on to become the National champ. This year Bill won the 220 yard swim in the State. He has been un- defeated in City high school competition and has been City champion breast-stroker for three years. Marshall will lose a great athlete when Bill Thorpe leaves. Rollic' j!10ll'fl7g zhampionshifw form. Swee!-first place cz gui n. lViz'5nc'r on the way. Gregory taker 41 victory bath. Even though in mid-season the team lost Bob Pomeroy, capable breast-Stroker, Kay lngebritsen, smooth back-Stroker, and Ray Dahlberg, a competent crawl man, new men who had been wait- ing for the chance to show their ability filled their places capably. Other seniors whom the team will lose are Buzz Wiesner and George Ryan. Buzz is a crawl-man and back-stroker who helped the medley relay team to a second place in the State and a first WIMMING place in the City. I-le could always be counted upon to get a first :kMarshall Winona or a second. George is a very capable dash man and distance Marshall West swimmer. George was always in there fighting and more than Marshall Southwest once finished in first place. Marshall Roosevelt , kMarshall St. Thomas Although the team loses these stalwarts, Hob Sweet, a truly sweet K . . . . . . Marshall Washburn swimmer and a champion in his own right, Rollie LeFebvre, a - . . . Marshall Vocational city champion diver, Bob Lee, a three year veteran, lack Myers. . . , . , . ,. . Marshall South Carl Carlson, Bill Cirismer, Mark Spink, Iohn Culbertson, Bill - . . . , . . Marshall Edison Minarik, and Dick Dunn, all first year men, are gunning for ,KMQFSIMII Blake another City Title next year. Says Maury Ostrander, swimming Mr Shim bemml coach, VVe should have a fine team next year, and West had bet- t ' A i ter watch out. S f r V011-ccinfc1'ezzc'c meets. ,i .lf fax, ,H Sat. GULF Left to Right-Eddie Holland, Bob Mullaney, Al Ledding, Leo Corbett, Doug iWayc'r, George Ryan, Doug Henham, Coach Cecil O'BriL'n. The 1941 Marshall golf team concluded a very successful season by finishing in third place. The team had the making of a championship squad, but they met with bad luck when they lost Don Nergord. The rest of the team, led by Eddie Holland, top-flight golfer and number-one man of the team, car- ried on. Al Ledding, Leo Corbett, George Ryan, Doug Mayer, Bob Mullaney, and Doug Benham, all capable golfers, performed admirably in competition. Eddie Tees OU! Fore! Eddie Holland Al Ledding George Ryan Leo Corbett Doug Mayer Hob Mullaney shall in 1941. 64 These are the six boys who coma posed the golf team for Mar- The 1941 schedule. Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall 42 - Roosevelt 2 2 - Edison 19 - Vocational 202 - Henry 3 - West 9 f South 2 Q Washburn l 12 - North 'S - Central 162 182 2 2 18 12 202 92 16 Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall ASEBALL Standing-W. Scbumnlqer, W. Sulovich, B. DeLane, G. Prest, P. Squire, Captain Bob Roberts, B. ,4agard, D. Malheny, B. johnson. Seated-A. Kocber, D. Gmizro, B. Gill, Coach Petricb, Larsen, H. Willqerxon, R. Christensen. Manager Lyle North Edison Henry Vocational North Edison Henry Vocational Morlenson on thc ground. Captain Bob Roberts, the mainstay of the team, was chosen by the sports writers second best catcher in the city league. George Prest was named all-city short stop. Others who were outstand- ing on the 1941 team were Dick Gmitro, little, fast, and clever second-baseman, Dick Matheny, one of the best in the outfield, and Al Kacher, a smart hitter and fielder. Most of the boys are returning next year, and they hope that they will be able to loosen North,s grip on the title. C czptain Bob Roberts A half-dozen veterans from the year before with Coach Pete Petricli, Minnesota great, were the reasons that Marshall had hopes for a base- ball championship in 1941. Iohn Denman, smooth left-handed twirler, pitched the Cards to a surprising victory over the defending champs, North. Then the team went into a losing streak that lasted till big Bill Aagardls superb chucking gave the Cards a 7-6 victory over Patrick Henry. The big moment came when Bill struck out the last man in the last inning with the bases loaded, giving the victory to Marshall. 65 TRACK Bill Elqberg Bill Ekberg starred for Marshall in the shot put and the discus. ln the big meets-the Metropolitan, the City, the State, and the Carlton-Bill was outstand- ing, placing either first or second in these events. Other veterans who aided Marshall's cause were Larry Fleck, Norman Landis, and Ioe Gellings. Running in the dashes last season were Roy Gelhar, lack Hall, Gary Davison, Ivan Dosseff, Don Roher, and lack Myers. Clarence Frank, Frank Iudin, Larry Fleck, Tom Steppe, and Ioe Gellings ran the 440. Gellings, Fleck, Davi- son, and Clit? Priest ran the half mile. Ekberg, Tom Shaughnessy, Red Schrader, and Bud Roetman took care of TENN S Marshall's track team of 1941 had a fairly successful season although, they missed the 1940 stars, Floyd Fos- lein and Ralph Pohland. The season consisted of dual meets with Roosevelt and South, and several impromptu track meets. Marshall competed in the City, State, and Metropolitan Meets. The two-mile relay team from Marshall defeated Un High, South, and Central. Keith Davison, Norman Landis, Ioe Gellings, and Larry Fleck were the boys who composed this team. These boys and Bill Ekberg received letters at a special auditorium. Fleck of Mdl'Shdll-HTS! place! The outstanding fact concerning the Marshall tennis team was that every competing player received a letter. The team played well and gave their competitors stiff competition in all their matches. The 1941 line-up was: Mariono Carbonall, first singles, Ferd Lang, second singles, Kay lngebritsen, third singles, Captain Bill Hunter and Earl Mahachek, first doubles, and Les Bodine and George Clausen, second doubles. Mariono came through the season with the highest personal score, and Fred Lang was second. Lang, the 1942 captain, and Earl Mahachek are the two returning letter-men. 66 .5'lX X ' Q 50220 59 80016 Sammi, LIFE l t SPIIIITEII MARSHALL CRO Thrilling yells, parched voices, stampeding crowds. All these and many more are but a cross section of a Marshall football game. The crowd was always there in spite of weather-win or lose. Every morning at 7:30 the band would tramp faithfully in the damp cold preparing for the coming game. How often did spectators watch breathlessly while Winnie Wagner, Lois Iohnson, Ruth Langlais, Violet Crook, Cin picturej, Virginia Owens, Helen Grones, and Virginia Crampton strutted as drum majorettes. A team wouldn't be ollicial without cheer leaders, as amply proved by Don Hed- strom and Earl Mahacheck who are head over heels leading a roaring yell. The future football heroes on the bench did their bit to urge the players on to bigger and better victories. Mx ., - i' 5 I , X , J , , Q, 3 h X J 4, 1 VF my 'wh wr S . , ,Y W, W W .S W A L X W ,in , A f f QP' X w r x I ,ff 335' 4 W Q1 .X Q .Q QL 2 , wifi' Sf A f C RTAIN G01 G Three minutes, two minutes, one minute -then - curtain - lights - action - Marshall High's own Gables and Crawfords take to the footlights. Gable, in the form of lim Bloxam courting Crawford, alias Dot Phillips, made many feminine hearts flutter in Marshall's class play, Seven Sisters. Imag- ine a household of seven flirting, beautiful, husband-hunting girls, all stretching out their claws for a man. That is enough of a plot and a problem for any play. The never-to-be-forgotten Knight in Armor fBob Sanfordj provided enough of concrete for should I say steelj amusement for the pea- shooters. On a balmy, spring evening, April 10, to be exact, Marshall was the scene of two murders. In the first act of M320 College Avenue poor Carl Ienkins lay cold and white on the stage floor, the vic- tim of an unscrupulous murderer. Next, the murderer, Cof course, not knowing that Frank Iudin was the Iune Senior Class Presidentj bumped Frankie off. At that time Frank still had hair, so no motive for the killing could be found. Ann Nelson determined to put Bruce Gregory in his place, maneuvered the investigation in such a manner that as the curtain falls, poor Bruce is a goner. I dare say no one will ever forget those dresses that Polly Iordon and Audrey Hirt wore. 10 The very minute school was out on that memorable October 30, 1941, the crowd swarmed through the gates of Marshall field to see our team Beat the Toms-Tomsf, It was a very tough homecoming game and the Edison Tommies came out of the struggle with a victory. In spite of our losing score, the band kept the team and the crowd in high spirits. The activities and spirit kept the annual occa- sion lively and peppy. The king and queen, Bill Aagaard and Shirley Wareham, were crowned in traditional fashion, Bill by Mr. Cooper, and Shirley by Bill. Other members of the royal party were Ioanne Hoel, princess, Iohn Leonard, prince, Kay Edwards and Dorothy Solem, queenls attendants, Genevieve Nelson and Billy Trevarrow, trainbearers. The homecoming banquet featuring quantities of food and even bigger appetites QTom Shaughnessy ate nine rollsj was a great success. After the banquet the alumni association met in room 525 and elected these olhcers for the coming year: Nolan Watson, president, Russ Anderson, vice-president, Barbara Iordon, secretary, and Don Eyberg, treasurer. Babe', LeVoir and other famous alums of dear old Marshall High School greeted friends and former classmates. . ' The Southern Swingers played sweetly while the couples went dancing by having the time of their lives. HAIL, M RSI! LL, ll IL 71 J Us z'1 , W' - ',W5:4 A-ff-' f ifffa . -f - - ,, W H k gg, , y'effQt, A w I x , , , . , Z f f web ,f 14 if U A 3 Ha 2 xy X f f W ,J ef? W M af 5 , A , v Pm ,mas x 3 H v, 'hi ii, , 1 , K- 3 agiu 2X2.1 . , ,f 59 9 'lf' i . 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Mingled in every student's thoughts will he the many mischievous, happy-go-lucky, and busy days spent at Iohn Marshall. When the halls are empty and hare, each footstep will he but an echo of the past, an echo in the sands of time. 79 .lluxi i'r'xpc'r'Iz'1l lioy WE, Survey 4 Buff till iirolilifl girl H051 till LIVUIHIII lwy .lloxi i'1'.fpz'z'11'1l girl Hrs! .T l uit origimzl girl .Host original lioy Mos! liiflylilqc girl .Wuxi geiitlelritiiily lmy .X l 051 lvrilliiiiit girl .Hoff lwrillitzrzi lfoy 11051 f'llll'l'flll-lllllg girl Moi! l'IIfl'I'llIllJllIg lmy .lliisi likrly to .f11n'f'f'rl .Vast likrly 10 5i1i'z'f'1'rl .lloxr in low' fgirli M051 in limi' Hwy! I'rrllir'si girl Hiirzrlronzfsi lioy Clll!'J'I girl Cuffs! lvoy W i1iif.fi girl Willie!! lfoy Hes! rlrcxsrd girl Brit rlrrsscd lvoy Chix: girl lmlvy Class lfoy lvalvy Brit mltnrcfl girl BMI lltllllffll lfoy Hrs! girl rliiiirri' lroy diizierr Dont mos! for Mtmlmll Done' most for lllurrliiill Sniuuilzeri girl SlH00llIt .ff lwy Afloat popular girl Mori popular boy Mos! 50phixli4'iltf'1l girl Biggest t'!ll'F fray .Worr likely lHIt'lI!'l0I' Hnsiest girl Biisiesi lroy Typirnl girl Miinvliilllifz' Typiml boy i'l'Ii1r:hi1lliIc' ,I-lr! fll4'l'I1j THE PEUPLE, SPEAK 12 Helen Ilartling George Prest liunice lngman Frank lutlin Leone Lc Mere liuzz VVeisner Frances Fetter Phil PalttCl'son Ruth McClintock Iohn Chelgren Merrilyn Olson Ray Dahlberg lla Mae Berg Howartl Hanson Zenoyia Thomson Earl Mahachck Nancy Van Deren Paul Larson Delores Sherar Art Owens Autlrey Hirt Al Kacher Mary Wangensteen Carl Ienkins Helen Furlong Thurlow Schuler Polly Ioralan Wally Salovich loy NViclstrom lack Swanson Marge Brantlt Rog Mosiman Ianet Dickenson Harley Turner Shirley NVareham Dick Gmitro Ann Nelson Ray Nosco lohn Ranscen Virginia Scott Claire Witchcr Helen Brishois Don Hetlstrom ll lane Neal XVally Tew Alis Holmquist Dick Frank Kay Kearney Wally Hall lean Hanson Bill Grismer Gloria Aagaartl Kozelka Twins Kate Ryan lack Wareham Ann Hatlley lim Williams Nancy Cooke Art Hogtlcyetlt Lee Tarkel Gerry Gruggins Harb Wronski Cooper Antlerson Theresa Mclillwee Wayne Iohnson Pat Ryan lack Swenseen Phyllis Moran Frank Brown Evelyn Svac Bob Swanke Merle Berg Iohn Huck Gloria Fessler Bill Holhrook Ruby Rosene Kenny Landis Mary Rae Maisl Teil Swanson Ann Quigley Tom Shaughnessy Billy Brown lean Hitchcock Thommy Ielley loyfe llronkalxl Weasel yon Mehren HJ Mary Minichilli Roger Antlerson lane Watts Lyle Christiansen Pat Miley Iortlon Lang Gayle St. Peter Wilbur Harrington Dorothea Anderson Romane Lotsberg Beverly Tamble Bill Glenny Dorothea Antlerson lack Leversee Phyllis Fry Hell Matheny Autlrey Solberg Elmer Saloyich Petler Prescott Hob Ranseen Patty Ball Don Rohrcr Clara Thomas George Elwell Ioan Eyeberg Bill Smith Louise Harding Arch Hum Ruth Langlais Billy Du Bard Marlys Christopher Bob Wotias Bernice Mosiman Kieth Thomas Lois Prescott Danny Shephardson Ruth Dunn Herb Wilkerson Dick Stuck Autlrey Thomas Dave Whitchurch Doris Wilson Iack Meyers TI E MARCHES Dclorrx Hiiiixkw' lor Srhilils laiimi Storzliil und IH!! :'l'lr'NllUl 78 WE, TIIE MUSICIANS, SIN On three successive Friday evenings, the lunior Glee Club, Band and Drum Corps, and the Senior Clee Club and Choir presented their annual spring concerts. On April 24, the Iunior Clee Club presented I Hear America Singing. The program was a cross section of American life, including Negro dances and songs. The Orchestra accom- panied the Clee Club. The program was under the direction of Miss Vincent. The following Friday evening, the Band and Drum Corps presented Drums of My Heartf' The concert was given in the style of an old-fashioned band concert that might have taken place in any small town on a Sunday afternoon. High spots of the show were Gary Davison and Dick Rassmussen's rendition of the popular Getting Sentimental Over You, and Iohn- ny Myhre's interpretation of several old Irish songs. After the concert the Band sponsored a dance in the gymnasium with Wayne Curtis and his band beating out the rhythm. Mr. Bel- strom directed the Drum Corps and Band. May 8, the Senior Glee Club and Choir were in the limelight with the program, Stout Hearted Men. The ever popular Star Dust was sung together with IntermezZo and Piano Concerto in H Hat minor. Dances were presented on 'gLa Cucarachaf' IntermeZzo, L'Stars and Stripes, Siboney by Pat Walsh, Louanne Sheldon, Winnie Wagner, Elaine Iensen, Phyllis Krause, Virginia Owens, Gary Davison, Iohn Cullen, Don I-Iedstrom, Art Owens, Carl Ienkins, and Ioe Schilds. The Senior Club and Choir were directed by Mr. Burningham. All the dances were supervised by Miss Stevning. fllllflll' Gln, Chill lhzllfcw Seniors: This class means more to me personally than others. Many of you have been a part of my schooling for almost twelve years,' others for all of your lunior and Senior High School years. I want to share in your successes and assist in overcoming your difficulties. You leave school to become active in a war pro- gram. The opportunities, joy, and freedom for which you have looked forward must become subservient to patriotic effort. Being patriotic is doing for the sake of your country something which may be contrary to your personal interest. It is not the attitude of possessing, but that of giving. It is service and sacrifice. It emanates from a devoted loyalty to free- dom and fairdealing the symbols of the life which we have fought to estab- lish. Patriotism surges forth when any outside force attempts to jeopardize these ideals or destroy our civilization which has grown up around them. You are graduating at a time when all the armed forces are hoping that you will join them. You are all needed in service somewhere from the bomber pilot over the Pacific to the volunteer nurse attendant at home. It takes cour- age and clear thinking for you to decide where you can best serve. Knowing your spirit, your steadfastness, and your background of thinking I am proud to wish you god speed ahead and send you on to VICTORY. H. P. Coopnn Seniors ireotor . . . anuar AAGAARD, WILLIAM Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Wrestl- ing 4: Basketball 1. 2: Trip Group 2, 3: Latin Club 1, 2: Judge 2. 3, 4: Cardinal Stan? 4: Class Play 4: Banquet Speeches Chairman 4. ALEX, EDWARD Baseball 1, 2, 3: Football 2: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4. ANDERSON, CARL Football 1, 2, 3, 4. ANDERSON, BETTY Valedictorian 4: Glee Club 1: Silver Tri 1, 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Car- dinal Committee 4: Commencement Com- mitte 4: Picture Committee 4: Latin Club 3, 4. AUNE, ARNOLD Track 1: Football 1, 2: Hi-Y 1, 2. IBAFFETA, GRACE Edison 1, 2: Senior Committee 4. BARON, TED Swimming 1: Golf 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2. BERGSTROM, DON Hi-Y 3, 4: District Secretary 4: Trip Group 3: Latin Club 1. 2: Judge 3, 4: Driving Club 1: Class Play 4: Radio Club 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Student Council 2, 3: Or- chestra 3, 4: President 4: Band 2. 3: Com- mencement Committee 4: Class Day Com- mittee 4. BERGQUIST, CARL Glee Club 4: Judge 4: Radio Club 3. 4. BEZAT, GREGORY Latin Club 3. 4: Student Council 4: Or- chestra 2. 3. 4: Band l: Prom Committee 4: Commencement Committee 4. BIRKLAND, ROBERT Archery 2: Glee Club 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Driving Club 1. BIRKELAND, WALTER Rooters Club 2: Driving Class 3: Inner Cir- cle 4: Orchestra 2: Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Presi- dent 4: Dance Band 3, 4: Manager 3, 4: Cap and Gown Committee 4. BOIE, ISABELLE Prom Committee 4: Blue Tri 3, 4: Silver Tri 1. 2: Seton Hy 1: Glee Club 3. 4: Ger- man Club 2. 3: Latin Club 1: Riding Club: Student Council 3. BRAND, ARTHUR Trip Group 2, 3. 4: Choir 2: Vice President 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Class Play 4: Debate 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Judge 1: Driving Club 1, 2: Riding Club 2, 3, 4: Radio Club 3. 4: Ilon- or Society 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4. BULLEIGH, CLOPHOS Stage Crew 2. 3. 4: State Manager 4. BURRIS. BROWNLEE Skating 1, 2: Football 1. 2. CAMPBELL. MARILYN Silver Tri 1. 2: Cabinet 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Sr. Glee Club 2: Choir 3: Latin Club 3, 4: Picture Committee 4: Class Day Committee 4. COPLAN, JEAN Blue Tri 4: G.A.A, 3, 4. CORNEABY, JANET Blue Tri 3, 4: Seton Hy 2: Silver Tri 1, 2. CRONQUIST, MARION Prom Committee Chairman 4: G..-LA. 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Tri 3, 4: Judge 3, 4: Honor So- ciety 3, 4. DAHLBERG, MELVIN Edison 1, 2, 3. ' DEL PLAINE, BARBARA Radio Workshop 4: Riding Club 4: Com- mencement Committee 4: Blue Tri 4: Visi- tation Convent 1, 2, 3. DE MAY, FRANK Sheridan 1: Edison 2: Senior Committee 4. DEUTSCH, DOROTHY G.A.A. 3: Glee Club 1: Blue Tri 3, 4: Sil- ver Tri 2: Trip Group 4: German Club 2. 3. 4: Program Chairman 2, 3, 4: Riding Club 4: Driving Club 3: Radio Club 4: Sec- retary 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Commence- ment Committee 4. DOKTOR. MYRTLE Blue Tri 3, 4: Silver Tri 1, 2: G.A.A. 2. DOMBROSS, RALPH Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Judge 1: Driving 1: Senior Student Council 2, 3: Class Play 4. DOWNS. FLORENCE Blue Tri 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Silver Tri 1: G.A.A. 3: Driving Club 4: Radio Club -l: Trip Group 4: Honor Society 4. DUFFY, RAYMOND Edison 1: Glee Club 2: Speech Committee 4. DUGGAN, DOROTHY Blue Tri 3, 4: Silver Tri 1, 2: Latin Club 2: Seton lly 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3. DUNKEL, BILL Track 3: Ili-Y 3, 4: Student Council 4. ELCHLEPP, HELEN G,A..-X. 3: Secretary 3: Glee Club 2, 4: Blue Tri 3. 4: Silver Tri 2: Driving Club 3. ENGELBERT, MAXINE FALLEN, TI-IELMA Glee Club 1: Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Trip Group 3, 4: Student Council 4. FLAVIN. MARY Glee Club 1, 2: Choir 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Secretary 4: Silver Tri 1, 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Seton Hy 1, 2: Radio Club 4. GAMEC, RUTH Blue Tri Il. 4: Silver Tri 1, 2: Riding Club 4: Seton Hy 4: Glee Club 3. GENADEK, TOM De La Salle l, 2: Track 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2: Class Day Committee 4. GREEK, VERNON Judge 4. HAGEN, NAOMI Rhinelander, Wisconsin 1: G.A.A. 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Silver Tri 2: Seton Hy. HAGER, LOIS Glee Club 3: Blue Tri 4: Latin Club kn 2: Riding Club 4. HAMILTON, WALLACE Swimming 2: Baseball 3: Football 1, 2: Wrestling 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2: Banquet Committee 4: Speech Com- mittee 4. HAROLDSON, JOYCE Glee Club 2, 3: Blue Tri 3, 4: Silver Tri 1, 2: G.A,A. 2. HARRISON, CHARLES Sauk Centre 1, 2: Albert Lea 3: Commence- ment Committee 4. HELTMES, GAROLD Student Council 1. HENDERSON, JOHN French Club 2, 3. HOLBROOK, MARIANNE Blue Tri 3, 4: Cabinet 3: Silver Tri 1, 21 Cabinet 1, 2: Trip Group 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Student Council 1: Prom Committee 4. HORNBY JEANETTE Anoka 1: Miller 2: Speech Committee 4: G.A.A, 4: Blue Tri 4: Honor Society 4: Seton Hy 3: Radio Club 3. HUTCHINS, BILL Band 4: Manager 4: Cap and Gown Com mittee 4. HUTCHINS, MARY Silver Tri 1, 2: Blue Trl 3. 4: Big Sisters 4: Judge Staff 4: Banquet Speeches 4. HYDE, NATALIE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4: Seton Hy 2. INGEBRITSEN, KAY Swimming 1, 2. 3: Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Glee Club 1, 3. 4: President '43 Choir 2: Torch Club 1: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Dis- trict President 4: City President 4: Trip Group 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Judge 3, 4: Business Manager 3, 4: Riding Club 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Treasurer 4: Student Council 3. 4: Secretary 4: Vice President 4: Class Picture Committee 4, JACOBS, GEORGE Football 2: Hockey 2. JELLEY, PI-IYLLIS Silver Tri 1. 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Trip Group 3, 4: German Club 2: Latin Club 3: Judge 3: Chairman Cup and Gown Committee 4. JOHNSON, ELAYNE Glee Cub 1: Blue Tri 3, 4: Cap and Gown Committee 4. KARSWICK, LAWRENCE Student Council 1. 3: Orchestra 1, 4: Band 2: Conunencement Committee 4. KLINE, BRUCE Baseball 2, 3: Basketball 1, -2, 3: Choir 3, 4: Riding Club 4: Student Council 4: Pic- tures Committee 4. KNOPH, ALBERT Senior Committee 4. KUBIK. EVELYN St. Emmanuel Parochial 1: Glee Club 3: G.A.A. 3: Blue Trl 3, 4: Choir 4: Judge 3. KUHLMANN. VIRGINIA G..-LA. 1, 2: Glee Club 1: Riding Club 3, 4: Seton Hy 3: Blue Tri 3, 4: Radio Club 3. 4: Judge 3: Cardinal Committee 4: Prom Committee 4: Class Day Committee 4: Com- mencement Committee 4, LANDIS, NORMAN Track 3: Cap and Gown Committee 4. LANDSKRONER. MARY Silver Trl 1: Blue Tri 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Banquet Committee 4: Class Day Com- mittee 4. LANGLAIS, MARION Silver Tri 1, 2: Cabinet 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Latin Club 1. 2: Secretary, Treasurer 2: Riding Club 2. 3: Speech Committee 4: Glee Club 1: Class Day Committee 4. LARSON, JANE Silver Tri 1, 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Trip Group 3, 4: Judge 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Com- mencement Committee 4: Cap and Gown Committee 4. LEASON, PI-IYLLIS Blue Tri 3: German Club 4: Honor Soci- Sty 4. LENDEEN, BERNICE G.A.A, 1: Glee Club 2: Silver Tri 1, 2: Blue Tri 3. 4: Seton Hi 3: Driving Club 4: Cap and Gown Committee 4. LILJA, HELEN Senior Committee 4. LINDBLOOM, VIVIAN G.A.A, 3. 4: Blue Tri 4. LOWELL. DON Glee Club 2: Archery Club 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Trip Group 3. 4. MANSOUR, GEORGE Judge Managing Editor 4: Class Play 41 Student Council 1: Cardinal 4: Band 1: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 4: Driving Club 2, 3: Trip Group 4: Class President 4. MASON, MURIEL Roosevelt 1: North 2: South 3. MAYLAND, MARIAN ' Glee Club 1: G.A.A. 1, 3, 4: Secretary 4: Blue Tri 4. 81 January Directory KcCLEAR, MARY LOU Glee Club 1: G.A.A, 1: Latin Club 1, 2: Sllver Trl 1, 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Riding Club 4: Judge Stall 2, 3: French Club 4: Trip Group 3. 4: Banquet Committee 4: Cardinal Committee 4, HcGOVERN, CLETUS Band 3: Senior Committee 4. NYBELIN, BETTE Student Council 1: Latin Club 1, 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3: Riding Club 3, 4: Blue Trl 3, 4: Cabinet 4: Class Play 3. ONTKO, DAN Student Council 1: Football 2: Track 3: Commencement Committee 4. OSRORNE, BETTY JAYNE Silver Tri 1, 2: Blue Trl 3, 4: Seton Hy 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3. OSBORNE, HOWARD G-lee Club 4: Hi-Y 4. PALMER. HARY ANNE Glee Club 1: Sllver Trl 1, 2: Blue Trl 3, 4: Trip Group 3: French Club 4: Latin Club 2: G.A.A. 2: Judge 3: Cardinal 4: Riding Club 4: Banquet Committee 4. PEARSON. MARION Blue Tri 3, 4: Judge 3: Seton Hy 2: Prom Committee 4. PERRY, IARIE Silver Tri 1: Blue Trl 2, 3, 4: Trip Group 3, 4: Cardinal 4: Prom Committee 4. PETERSON, BEVERLY Silver Trl 1, 2: Blue Trl 3, 4: Cabinet 4: Speech Committee 4: Glee Club 1, PIKULA, OLGA Senlor Committee 4. POHEROY, ROBERT Glee Club 1: Latin Club 1, 2: Torch Club 1: Swlmmlng 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3: De- bate 1, 2, 3, 4: HI-Y 2, 3: President 4: District Treasurer 4: Trip Group 3, 4: Treasurer 4: German Club 2, 3, 4: Presl- dent 4: Judge 3, 4: Sports Editor 4: Rld- ing Club 4: Radio Club 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Vice President 4: Student Council 1, 3, 4: President 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Plc- ture Committee Chairman 4: Salutatorian. POWLEY, GLENN Senior Committee 4. SALISBURY, ART Edison 1: Baseball 3: Stage Crew 3: Band 2: Orchestra 3, 4: Prom Committee 4: Commencement Committee 4. SCHHIDT. MARGARET G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Seton Hy 2: Blue Tri 3, 4. SCHROEDER, SHIRLEY Silver Trl 1, 2: Blue Trl 3, 4: Judge 3: German Club 2: G.A.A. 1, SI-IABATURA, DON Golf 4: Judge 3, 4: Radio Club 4: Class Day Committee Chairman: Speech Com- mittee 4. SHAFFER. WARREN Student Council 1, 2: President 2: Driving Club 1: 2: Honor Society 3, 4: Judge 3, 4: Class Day Chairman: Banquet Committee 4. SOLEH. DOROTHY North 1, 2: Class Play 4: Glee Club 4: Blue Trl 4: Clas Day Committee 4: Speech Committee 4: Cardinal 4: Commencement Committee 4: Vlce President ot Class 4. SULLIVAN, GERALD Student Council 1, 4: Cardinal 4: Senior Class Treasurer. SWE!-INEY, LEO De LaSalle 1. TOTINO. HARGIE Edison 1, 2, TREFETHEN, ELIKER Senior Committee 4. UTTON. BOB Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Trip Group 3, 4: 'French Club 2, 3, 4: Judge 1, 2, 3, 4: Sports Editor 3: Clas Play 4: Ban- quet Commlttee 4. WALLEN, ALBERT Cholr 3: Radio Club 3, 4: Class Play 3. WAREHAH, AUDREY Trip Group 3. 4: Riding Club 4: Glee Club 3: Blue Tri 3, 4: Silver Trl 1, 2: German Club 2, 3, 4. WELLER, KARY Glee Club 1. WENDT. IARY JANE Glee Club 1: Silver Tri 1, 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Latin Club 2: G.A.A. 1, 2: Girl Re- serves 1, 2: Judge 3: Cardinal 4: Riding Club 4. WILLIAIS. CLIFFORD French Club 2: Trlp Group 2, 3, 4. YACKEL. LORRAINE Seton Hy 1. YAEGER. SOPBZIANNE Class Play 3: Blue Tri 3, 4: Debate 2, 4: Judge 2, 3: Radio Club 4: Band 3, 4. Seniors ireetor . . . une ANDERSON, JI! HLY 1, 2: French Club 3, 4, ANDERSON, LORRAINE Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Blue Trl 3, 4: Silver Trl 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Secre- tary 4: Judge 1, 2, 3, 4: Trip Group 3: Commencement Committee 4: Honor So- ciety 3, 4. ANDERSON, LOWELL ANK, CAROL Silver Trl 1: Judge 1: G.A.A. 1, 2: Latin Club 1, 2: French Club 3, 4: Blue Trl 4. BACKEN, EILEEN 1Vashburn 1, 2, 3: Blue Tri 4: Radio Club 4. BADER, GEORGE BENNIG1-IOF, BOB Judge 1, 2, 3: Editor 3: Archery Club 1: Student Council 3, 4: German Club 3: Cardinal 4: Trip Group 3, 4: Riding Club 1: Prom Committee 4: Service Club 1: Class Play 4. 82 RENO, ELIZABETH Seton Hy 2: Blue Tri 4. BERG, ILA MAE Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Blue Trl 3, 4: Cabinet 3, 4: President 4: Silver Tri 1, 2: Cabinet 2: I.C.C, 2: Student Council 1, 4: Latin Club l, 2: French Club 3. 4: Cardinal 4: Riding Club 4: Class Play 4: Honor Soci- ety 3, 4: Secretary 4: Radio Club 4: Judge 4: Advertising Manager 4: Commencement Committee 4: Valedlctorian. BLAIR, BETTY WVinona High School 1, 2, 3: Blue Tri 4. BLOKQUIST, ART Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2: Student Council 2, 4. BLOXAK JIH Glee Club 3: Radio Club 3, 4: Class Play 4. BRANDT, HARGERY Student Council 1, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Silver Trl 1, 2: Cabinet 2: President 2: Blue Trl 3, 4: Cabinet 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Cabinet 3: Vice President 4: Latin Club 2: President 2: Riding Club 4: Judge 3, 4: Associate Editor 4: Cardinal Editor 4: Commencement Committee 4: Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Valedictorian. IBREDAI-IL, BETTY Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Blue Trl 3: Archery 4. BRODERICK, ALICE Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Seton Hy 4: Blue Trl 4. IBRONSON, KINGSLEY Band 4: Stage Crew 4: Service Club 1, 2. BUFFINGTON, DICK Football 2: Track 2, BURROUGHS, -SHIRLEY G.A.A. 1, 2: Silver Trl 1, 2: German Club 2, 4: Blue Trl 3, 4: Judge 3: Cardinal 4: Trip Group 3, 4. CARLSON, EDWARD Band 3, 4. CHELGREN, JOHN Honor Society 3, 4: President 4: Trip Group 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Cardinal 4: Hi- Y 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Chess Club 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Choir 3, 4: President 4: Judge 3: Commencement Committee 4. CHILDS, BEATRICE CHRISTENSEN, MARGARET G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4: Silver Trl 1, 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Secretary 4. CHRISTENSEN, RUSSELL Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Radio Club 3, 4: Debate 4: Class Play 3: Cardi- nal 4: Student Council 2: Speech Commit- tee 4. CHRISTOPHER, LEIGHTON Band 3: Student Council 4: Hi-Y 3, 4. COREETT, JEAN Band 3: Blue Trl 4: G.A.A, 1, 2. CRAIG, HILDRED G.A.A. 1: Blue Tri 4: Seton Hy 4. CRAHPTON, MARION G.A.A. 1, 2, 4: Blue Tri 4: Student Coun- cil 3. CROOK, VIOLET Sllver Tri 1, 2: Blue Trl 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Student Council 3: Latin Club 2: Vice-President of Class 4: Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4. DAHLBERG, RAYKOND Student Council 1: Hi-Y 1: Football 2, 32 Track 2: Tumbling 1, 2, 3: Swimming 2, 3, 4: Cardinal 4. DANIELSON, PHIL Hockey 1, 2, 3: Skating 1, 2, 3, 4: Golf 1: Hi-Y 1. DAVISON, GARY St. Cloud 1, 2: Band 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4. DILGER, DONNA Blue Trl 1, 2: G.A.A. 1: Cardinal 4: Latin Club 1. DOSEFF, IVAN Band 1, 2: Debate 4: Student Council 1. 4: Radio Club 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Inner Circle 3, 4: Cabinet 4: Judge 3, 4: Cardinal 4: Chess Club 3, 4: Class Play 4: Honor So- ciety 4: Track 4: Class Day Committee. DRONECK, DORIS Blue Trl 4: Silver Tri 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President 4. DRUSCI-I, EDWARD Glee Club 4: Judge 2: Cardinal 4. DUENOW, LAURENCE Footiball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3. DUNN, ROBERT . Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2. EDWARDS, KATHLEEN G.lee Club 1: Choir 3: Blue Trl 3, 4: Stu- dent Councll 2, 3, 4: Seton Hy 3. ELLIOTT, RICHARD Archery Club 3, 4: President 4: Radio Club 4: Judge 2, 3, 4. EPPERLY, HARCELLA Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 3: G.A.A. 1: Class Play 4: Silver Trl 1, 2: Blue Trl 3, June Directory 45 Treasurer 35 Vice-President 45 Honor Society 45 Choir 45 Vice-President 45 French Club 3, 45 Riding Club 3, 45 Ban- quet Committee Chairman 4. EEICKSON, THELHA Blue Tri 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1. EBLANDSON, IDA UAE Ellsworth High 15 G.A.A. 2, ZFETTEB, FRANCES Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 45 Latin Club 25 Sil- ver Trl 1, 25 President 25 Vice-President 25 Blue Tri 3, 45 Student Council 25 Ger- man Club 3, 45 Judge 35 Riding Club 4, Class Play 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Com mencement Committee 45 Valedictorian. FILLHOBE, HABILYN Glee Club 25 Blue Tri 3, 45 Driving Club 3. FLECK, KENNETH Choir 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 45 Glee Club 1. FORSBEBG, DELOBES Latin Club 15 Blue Tri 35 Silver Tri 1, G.A.A. 1. rosran, Ansar ' Orchestra 1, 2, 3. FOSTER, LESLIE Student Council 15 Vice-President 15 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Cardinal 45 Footfball Manager 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1. 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Basketball 25 Football 1, 2, FRANK, CLARENCE Hockey 15 Track 1, 2, 4. FURLONG, HELEN Blue Trl 3, 45 Riding Club 45 Glee Club 3. GASSER, JOHN Trip Group 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Treas- urer 45 Football Trainer 1, 2, 35 Radio Club 45 Student Council 45 Cardinal 45 Business Stat! 45 Class Day Committee 45 Class Play 45 Class Play Business 45 Riding Club 3, 4. GLENN, PATRICIA Seton Hy 15 Blue Tri 4. GHITBO, DICK Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Hoc- key 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Student COIITICII 15 Judge 35 Hi-Y 25 Track 25 Cardinal 4. GOBHAK ELAINE Blue Tri 3. 45 Silver Tri 1, 25 Glee Club 1. 25 G.A.A. 1, 25 Class Play 3: Riding Club 15 Rooters Club 15 Cardinal 4. GREGORY, BRUCE Swimming Manager 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 4. H1-Y 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Judge 3, 4: Chess Club 3, 45 Hockey 35 Glee Club 1, 2. GBEENLEE, HOWARD Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 15 Cardinal5 Hi-Y 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Judge 1, 25 Baseball 1, 25 Service Staff 1 25 Driving Club 35 Trip Group 35 Class Play 4. GBIGGS, BETTY Blue Tri 3, 45 Silver Tri 1. 25 Glee Club 35 Class Day 45 Cardinal 4: Scenic Arts 45 French Club 3, 4. GBII, IARTHA Latin Club 1, 25 Silver Tri 1, 25 Treasurer 25 Blue Trl 3, 45 German Club 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Choir 45 Judge 3, 4: Editor 45 Honor Society 45 Student Council 45 Banquet Speeches Committee 4. GBOEN, JOHN Football 2, 35 Assistant Manager 3. GBUNEB, HAZEL Latin Club 25 Silver Trl 1. 2: Blue Tri 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Riding Club 45 German Club 3, 4. GULDEN, LILLIAN Latin Club 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice- Presldent 35 President 4. ousrarsox, Luca G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Blue Tri 4. HALVORSON, BETTY Glee Club 15 Blue Trl 3, 45 Cabinet 45 Sll- ver Tri 1, 25 Student Council 2, 35 G.A.A. 15 Latin Club 25 French Club 3, 45 Presi- dent 45 Judge 3, 45 Editor 45 Archery Club 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Writing Club 4. HANSEN, JEANNE Silver Trl 1, 25 Blue Trl 3, 45 Riding Club 35 Radio Club 35 G.A.A. 1, 25 Student Council 2. HAUGEN, GILBERT HAUSKER, DOLOBES Silver Trl 1, 25 Blue Tri 3, 45 Latin Club 25 French Club 45 Riding Club 3, 45 Radio Club 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Judge 3: Glee Club 2, 35 Cardinal 45 Prom Committee 4. HEALY, Ronan I-IEDSTBOM, DON Band 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Student Council 45 President 45 Gymnastics 2, 3, 45 Cheer Leader 3, 4. HEDSTBOH, CLOEDA Glee Club 15 G.A.A. 15 Seton Hy 3, 45 Driving Clulb 3. I-IEISIG, DORIS Blue Trl 3, 45 Treasurer 45 German Club 2, 3, 45 Judge 3, 45 Archery Club 3: Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 45 Silver Trl 25 Writing Club 4. 1-IELGERSON, INEZ Silver Tri 1, 25 Blue Tri 3, 45 Student Council 45 Riding Club 4. KELLER, EILEEN Blue Tri 3, 45 Silver Tri 25 G.A.A, 15 Lat- in Club 2. 1-IENNIGER, BILL Band 3, 45 Service Club 1. HILLIABD, AL HIBT, AUDREY Silver Trl 1, 2: Blue Trl 3, 45 Riding Club 4: Glee Club 25 Student Council 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Judge 2, 35 Cardinal 45 Class Play 45 Honor Society 4, HOIBBS, BESSIE Edison 15 Silver Trl 25 Orchestra 2. HOLTER, GILBERT Riding Club 4. HORGEN, GERALD Isle 15 Baseball 3, 45 Basketball 2, HUSAK, DORIS Silver Tri 3, 4: Blue Tri 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Student Council 1. INGKAN, EUNICE St. Peter 1, 25 Blue Trl 3, 45 Cabinet 3, Treasurer 45 I.C.C, 45 Riding Club 3, 41 President 45 Band 35 Banquet Committee 4. JACKSON, MARY ELOISE Silver Trl 1, 25 Blue Trl 35 Archery Clulb 35 German Club 35 Secretary 35 Riding Club 35 Glee Club 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 2. JAHHA, WALTER Student Council 1. JENKINS, WILLIAI CARL Hi-Y 3, 45 Trip Group 3, 45 President 3, 45 Cardinal 45 Student Council 1, 25 Trea- surer 25 Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 45 President 3, 45 Radio Workshop 45 Judge 35 Junior Student Council 15 Junior Glee Club 1. JOHNSON, RUBY Glee Club 2, 3. JOBDON, POLLY Silver Trl 1, 25 Blue Trl 3, 4: G.A.A. 15 Band 2, 3, 45 Trip Group 4: Cardinal 4, Student Council 45 Latin Club 1, 2. JUDIN, FRANKLYN Glee Club 3, 45 President 45 Student Coun- cil 3, 45 Secretary 35 Vice-President 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 District Vice-President 4: Judge Staff 3, 45 Cardinal 4: 'Trip Group 3, 45 Basketball 15 Track 1, 2, 35 Football Trainer 3, 45 Honor Society 45 Class Play 45 Class President 4. KACHEK, AL De LaSalle 1, 25 Football 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Hockey 35 Cardinal 4. KARLEN, BOBEBTA Harding High School 1, 2, 35 Blue Tri 4. KELLER., DORIS G.A.A. 15 French 'Club 2, 35 Blue Tri 3, 45 Cabinet 45 Secretary 45 Judge 3, 45 Second Page Editor 45 Writing Clufb 4. KELLY, EDWARD Band 25 Hi-Y 25 Student Council 1, 2. xznm-ran, vrnonua G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Blue 'rn 4. KLOCK, ED Judge 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 4. KCTTKE, HABJORIE Hutchinson High School 1, 2, 35 Blue Trl 4. KOZLOWSKI, SOPI-IIE Seton Hy 4. LA HERE, LEONE G.A.A. 15 Silver Trl 25 Seton Hy 3, 45 President 35 Blue Trl 3, 4. LANE, DOROTHY Silver Trl 25 Blue Tri 3, 45 Cardinal 45 G.A.A. 1. LANG, FRED Student Council 15 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Tennis Team 2, 3, 45 Ski Team 2, 45 Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Class Play 45 Judge Sports Ed- itor 45 German Cluib 3, 45 President 4. LA ZOBICK, IRENE LEONARD, GERALDINE Choir 35 Blue Trl 3, 45 Silver Trl 15 Car- dinal 45 Class Play 3. LEONHABT, LUCILLE Glee Club 2, 35 Silver Tri 1, 25 Blue Tri 3, 45 Judge 3, 45 G.A,A, 15 Cardinal 45 Riding Club 3, 4, LEWIS, ELEANOBE Glee Club 1, 2, 35 President 15 Silver Tri 1, 25 Secretary 15 Blue Tri 3, 45 G.A.A. 15 Cardinal 45 Trip Grougp 3, 4. Lrvmosrons, vanona G.A.A. 3, 4, secretary 4, LOWE, LEW Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Hi-Y 3, 4: Archery Club 35 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 45 Riding Club 1. HAI-IACHEK, EARL Hi-Y 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Tennis Team 3, 45 Gymnastics 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Cardinal Staff 45 Student Council 4. HANGEN, JOHN Football 2. HANGEN, KATHERINE G.A.A. 15 Seton Hy 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 4. MASON, BABY ANN G.A.A, 1, 25 Drum Corps 1, 2: Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 45 Seton Hy 3, 45 Driving Club 35 Latin Club 2, 3. MERBICK, JACK Glee Club 15 Gymnastics 3. MEYER, BERNADINE Melrose High School 15 Patrick Henry 3. HEZZENGA. ANGELINE Blue Tri 45 Student Council 45 G.A.A. 15 Service Club 4. HISFELDT, IAXINE Student Council 15 Archery Club 45 French Club 4, HORGAN, IERLE Glee Club 2, 35 Blue Trl 3, 45 Debate 45 Radio Workshop 45 Class Play 4. HOSIKAN, ROGER. Torch Club 15 Track 15 Football 1, 3, 4: Skating Team 1, 2, 35 Tennls Team 25 Hi- Y 2, 3, 45 President 45 Trip Group 3, 45 Student Council 1, 3. KYZSKA, IARCELLA Student Council 15 G.A.A. 15 Blue Tri 3, 15 Silver Trl 1, 25 Glee Club5 Judge Staff 83 June Directory HcGEE, JACK Hockey 1, 2, 3, HcKINNEY, DICK Hi-Y 1, 2: Tennis Team 1, 4: Chess Club 4: Cardinal 4: Glee Club 1: Cap and Gown Committee 4. HCCANNA, GOLDIE llcCLINTOCK. RUTH French Club 2, 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Choir 2. 4: Silver Tri 1, 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Cardinal 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Salutator- lan. HcKINNON, ROY German Club 3. 4: French Club 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Judge 4: Cardinal 4. MCNICKLE, PATRICIA G.A.A, 1: Silver Tri 1, 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Riding Club 3, 4: French Club 2, 3. NELSON. ANN Glee Club 3: Blue Tri 3, 41 Silver Tri 1, 2: G.A.A. 1: Latin Club 1: French Club 4: Prom Committee 4: Cardinal 4. NOONAN, JOANNE German Band 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 3: Latin Club 1, 2: Silver Tri 1: Blue Trl 3, 4: Cardinal 4, I NOSCO, RAY Student Council 1. 2:'Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3: Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 2: Cardinal 4: Track 2. OLSON, HERRILYN Silver Tri 1, 25 Blue Trl 3, 4: Cabinet 3, 4: President 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Student Council 3, 4: G.A.A. 1: Judge 2. 3, 4: Column Editor 3: Contributing Edi- tor 4: Radio Club 3: French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Cardinal 4. OLSON, RUSSELL OLSON, SHIRLEY Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 4. ONDOV, HILDRED Glee Club 3. 4: Blue Tri 3, 4: G.A.A. 1: Latin Club 2, 3: Seton Hy 4. OUELETTE, BETTY Glee Club 1, 2: Judge 4: Blue Tri 4: Car- dinal 4. OWENS, ART Basketball 1: Hi-Y 4: Gymnastics 3, 4: Student Council 4: Glee Club 3. PATERSON, PHIL Glee Club 1, 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: German Club 3, -1: Latin Club 2: Cardinal 4: Swimming Team 1, 2: Honor Society 3, 4. PETERSON, ARTHUR PETERSON, DONNA Glee Club 1: Blue Tri 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Judge 3, 4: Cardinal 4: Riding Club 4: Honor Society 4. PETERSON, GENEVA German Club 4: Silver Tri 1: Honor So- ciety 4. PETERSON, SHIRLEY Casting Club 4. PEUGH, CHARLES H. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4. PHILLIPS, DOROTHY Glee Club 1: Blue Tri 3, 4: Silver Tri 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2: French Club 3, 4: Cardinal 4: Class Play 4. 84 PLATT, WILLIAM Glee Club 2: Archery Club 3. PREST. GEORGE Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Class Treasurer 4. RANSEEN, JOHN Glee Club 3, 4: Service Club 3: Gymnas- tics 4. RAUC1-I, LORRAINE Glee Club 1, 2: Blue Tri 4: G.A.A. 1. REYERSON, JIM Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: German Club 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Tennis Team 4. ROBY. JACK ROTTSCHAEFER, JUDITH Latin Club 1, 2: Silver Trl 1, 2: Blue Tri 4: Sr. Orchestra 1, 2: Honor Society 3, 42 Riding Club 3, 4: Writing Club 4: German Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary 4: Treasurer 3: Judge 4: Cardinal 4: Associate,Edito,r 4: Commencement Committee 4: Valedictorian. RYAN, GEORGE Orchestra 1, 2: Student Council 3:' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Radio Club 4: French Club 2, 3: Latin Club 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1: Wrestling 1, 2: Golf 2. 3. 4: Swimming 3, 4: Skating 1: Basketball 1, 2: Judge 1, 2: Banquet Committee. SANFORD, ROBERT Band 2, 3, 4: Radlo Club 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Class Play 4: Debate Club 4. SCHILDS, JOE French Club 3, 4: Vice President 4: Gym- nastics 2, 3, 4. SCHRADER, LYLE - Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 33 Basket' ball 2: Track 3, 4. SCHULER, T1-IURLOW Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Torch Club 1, 2: Ili-Y 3, 4: Student Council 4. SCHUHACI-IER, WALTER De LaSalle 1: Hockey 2, 3: Baseball 3, 4. SCOTT, VIRGINIA G.A.A. 1, 2: Judge 2, 3. 41 Silver Tri 23 Blue Tri 3. 4: Cardinal 4: Drum Corps 3: Trip Group 3, 4. SEVERSON, I-IILDORIS I Silver Tri 2: French Club 2: Blue Tri 4. SKIBA, DONALD Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Baseball 2: Track 3: Student Council 4. SLAUGHTER, BEATRICE Seton Hy 1. SMITH, DOROTHY Little Falls 1, 2: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Seton Hy 3: G.A.A. 4. SMITH, ISAIBELLE G.A.A. 1: Latin Club 2: Seton Hy 4. SPORLEIN, BETTE Blue Tri 3, 4. STEIN, LAUREL Wykoff, Minnesota 1, 2: Sauk Rapids 3: Hi-Y 4. STOCKSTEAD, RICHARD Student Council 3: Track 4. STOLL, MAIBEL Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Silver Tri 1, 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Cabinet 3: Student Council 1: Judge 3: Cardinal 4: Photographer Editor 4: Riding Club 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. 1: Rooters Club 1. STONE, PAUL Track 2, 3, 4. STORLA, NADINE Junior Student Council 1: President 1: G.A.A. 1: Latin Club 1, 2: Blue Trl 3, 4: Silver Tri 1, 2: Judge 4: Advertising Man- ager 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. SUHAN, SHIRLEY Ramsey 1: Washburn' 2: G.A.A. 2: Danc- .ing Club: Blue Trl 4. . SWANSON, JACK Student Council 3. 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMPSON. BOB Student Council 1, 2, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Cardinal 4. THORNLEY, HOWARD Cardinal 4. THORPE. BILL Student Council 2, 4: Swimming Team 1. 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Judge 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2. THORSON, WILLIAM Glee Club 1: Hi-Y 3, 4: Senior Student Council 4: Chess Club 3, 4. TRICKEY, BETTY Orchestra 2, 3: Blue Trl 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club, 3, 4. UPPGAARD, CAROL Glee Club 3, 4: Blue Tri 3, 4: Service Club 4: Class Play 4. VAN DEREN, NANCY Silver Tri 1, 2: Secretary 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Choir 3, 4: Blue Trl 3, 4: Radio Club 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Judge 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Riding Club 3: Cardinal 4: Honor Society 4. WAREHAIK, SHIRLEY Silver Tri 1, 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Riding Club 4: Trip Group 3. 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Stu- dent Council 3: Latin Club 1, 2: Cardinal 4. WELD, DAVID Los Angeles 1: Neward, S.D. 2, 3. WESTCOTT, CLAY North High School 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 4. W1-IITCI-IURCH, NORTON Junior Glee Club 1: Choir 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3. WIESNER, BUZZ Cardinal 4: Hi-Y 1, 4: Judge 2, 3: Swim- ming 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: French Club 3: Riding Club 4: Radio Club 4: Class Play 4. 'WIPPERMAN, MARGARET Glee Club 1, 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Silver Trl 1, 2: Latin Club 2: German Club 3: Judge 3: Cardinal 4: Riding Club 3, 4. WITCHER, CLAIRE Trip Group 3, 4: Bi-Y 3, 4: Debate Club 4: Chess Club 4: Judge Staff 4: Cardinal 4. YACKEL, BOB Judge 1: Student Council 2: Hi-Y 1, 2. YOUNG, HELEN Blue Tri 3, 43 G.A.A. 1: Seton Hy 1. ZAYCI-IECK, Lonaams Blue 'rn 3, 4. .dv ,-1 Ftlhlill-LI7' Luzzdnmrlq , , V , Marge Brandt Bob Bennighof Iudy Rottschaefer Dorothy Phillips Buzz Wiesner Shirley Wareham Roger Mosiman Eleanore Lewis Polly Iordan Ann Nelson Frank Iudin Iohn Gasser Elaine Gorham Al Katcher Iohn Chelgren Betty Halvorsen Donna Peterson Merrilyn Olsen Lucille Leonhart Ila Mae Berg Charles Peugh Dolores Hausker CARDINAL STAFF OF 1942 Howard Greenlee Nadine Storla Eunice Ingman Frances Fetter Carl Ienkins Dorothy Lane Betty Ouelette Gerry Leonard Ray Nosco Paul Elsen Phil Patterson lim Bloxam Thurlow Shurler Bob Utton Warren Schaffer Virginia Kuhlman Marcella Myszka Lorraine Anderson Mabel Stoll Ruth McClintock Iohn Schaefer Margery Kottke Don Skiba Paul Stone Dick Stockstead Carl Ank Don Hedstrom Iim Reyerson Iean Corbett Les Foster Russell Christensen Bob Thompson lean Hanson Betty Blair Laurel Stein Bob Sanford Day Edwards Ray Horsch Kathrine Mangen Martha Grim Doris Husak Hazel Gruner Helen Brouilett The Cardinal Staff wishes to express its sincere thanks to the following for their aid and coopgixation in publishing the 1942 Cardinal. X ' . Frantz of Harrison Sr Smith Co. r. Segal of the Bureau of Engraving The Minneapolis Times Tribune - ' The Minneapolis Star Iournal f lf-1, f' 7 Minneapolis Photographers X .15fillq's Studio' - Irene,-'Roskilly Mr. R. . Olsen, Faculty Adviser, and members of the Faculty Cover Designed by Irl Sutton Posters by Howard Hanson llongratulations to the Class of 1942 Bob Arnundson Ioe Anton . . F. George Witcher Connie Epperly Anne Iackson . Bob Epperly . . Ted Epperly . . David Bussey . Floyd F oslien . Russell Anderson Dick Smith . . Stan Wronski . Burt Elvig . . Dan Utton . Iirn Ielly . Bob Berg . . Red Mattson . Gene Rosendahl Ned Brandt . . Ralph Pohland . Bob Nadon . Don Lowell . . Ralph Dombross H. Bruce Kline . . Ethel Gaustad . . Scott Kline . . . Eileen Dougherty . Dan Dougherty . . Fred Leonard . . Harold W. Stevenson Dick Hanson . . . Betty Christianson . Ruth Cole . . . Iean Grismer . Les Bodine . Nancy Way . . Barbara Iordan . . Keith Davison . . Don Ienkins . . Dick Bryan . . . Bernard Lindgren . Frances Fox . . Carl Ekberg . . Bill Ekberg . . Elizabeth Bird . Nina Mae Cooper . William and Ierry Walsh . . ........... 37 and THE CARDINAL STAFF WISHES TO THANK THE ABOVE MARSHALL GRADUATES AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR EXPRESSION OF GOOD WILL 0LE SPEAKS . . . Great oaks from little acorns grow. Lest we great oaks forget in years to come the nuts we once were, letls keep the Car- dinal in our hearts, if only to be able to sympathize better with the future gener- ations of high schoolers, for indeed we are a strange race. Robert Burns might have been a high school moron himself when he wrote the words: Oh wad some pow'r the giftie gie us To see oursels as ithers see us! In 1942 America declared her indepen- dence along with many eminent Marshall couples as Lucille Leonhart, Bruce Greg- oryg Bette Griggs, Iinx Brady 3 Buzz Wies- ner, Ierry Leonard g Ila Mae Berg, Nort Whitchurch who decided to swear off diplomatic relationships, turn to their axis, walk alone and carry a big stick . . . Mr. Satter said, Now class, I'm going to grade you on the curve. Frank Iudin, Ringer Printing Company 1402 Fourth Street S. E. Gl. 1454 General Job Printing 6'BR0WN'S MALTEDS You will always enjoy one of these at BROWN'S 600 Washington Ave. S. E. Gl. 1626 Krause's Campus Bakery E' W' RUDD 409 14th Avenue S. E. Jeweler Special Cakes and Cookies for Part1'e5 720 Washington Ave. S. E. Minneapolis Ge. 5738 We Deliver CECIL STREET JACK SPRATT STORE Groceries and Confcctionerics 148 Cecil Street Ge. 1206 Compliments of COM0 CLEANERS 1516 Como Ave. S. E. Ge. 2481 Wishing You the Best of Luck lIOUSE 0F HANSIIN J 0 S T E N 9 S Manufacturers of the Worldis Finest School Jewelry General Offices and Main Plant OWATONNA, MINNESOTA Marrfzull High on u spring day Congratulations, '42 Cardinal Staff Barbara Iuel Ray Grismer Bob Hewitt Dick Leversee Evelyn Carr Dick Maland Lois Leland from the '41 snuff George Harding Helen Iohnson Marcia Filipek Marguerite Fleetham Andy Geankapolis Keith Davison Don Stewart Charles Loufek Bob Wilhoit 0LE SPEAKS... who had no doubt eaten razor soup re- plied sharply, Gosh, wonder how he'll grade the boys P Deep in the Heart of Texasl' took the nation by claps-even Miss Cockburn was reported to have callouses on her hands . . . Defense plants were seeded and their blooming eagerly anticipated by many non-intelligent souls . . . V for Victoryl' became a popular slogan until Doris Kel- ler murdered it by asking if the V could stand for Velcome . . . The war and the wool shortage ripped over the country shortening the life and fpardon mej pants of many citizens. Any- one having cuffs on his pants was branded as an unpatriotic spy and was shunned in a horrible manner. Girls' skirts became shorter and shorter until it was rumored that the traditional skirt would soon be- come only tradition and the jacket length- ened an inch. Oh, where will it all end P Blue Ribbon Meat Market Choice Meats, Fish and Poultry 4ll East Hennepin Frank Brown Our Neighborhood Pure Oil Station llth Ave. So. and Washington SCIl00L SUPPLIES For High School Students at 0ur Usual Low Prices ACME Printing 8: Stationery Co. 421 14th Avenue S. E. Gl. 7933 Compliments of Field's Grocery 800 S. E. Fourth The Duchess Your Neighborhood Cafe GL. 9843 1409 FOURTH ST. S. E. D I N S M 0 Il E CLEANERS and nvsns Quality Worlq for Particular People Main Ojice and Plant 632-34 Monroe Street N. E. Atlantic 8131 I Delicious UM' ICE CREAM I s a Nourishing Food Eat more of it Compliments of the Minneapolis Costume Co Bell Franklin St0l'0 MINNESOTA THEATRE BLDG 325 14th Ave. S. E. Minneapolis, Minn. Lindgren Electric Co. 213 East Hennepin Avenue Bridgeport 4533 Radio and Electrical Service 502 South Ninth Street E. P. HILBERT, Manager AT. 0082 THEATRICAL and FANCY DRESS COSTUMES, WIGS, COSMETICS Compliments of Ruth M. Johnson Groceries and Cold Meats 990 15th Avenue S. E. GL. 1209 East Hennepin and 4th since 1893 0LE SPEAKS... we cried . . . Men in uniform became ex- ceedingly popular as illustrated in this little classroom drama when Miss Stanton asked how to spell man, and Eunice Ing- man brightly called out R.O.T.C. The coke shortage effected the more serious students and prompted these non- immortal lines to be written: 'SI think that I shall never see Walgreenls drug as it used to be. Walgreen's whose mighty booths were pressed With students drinking cokes with zest With girls who drink five a day, With boys who lift their arms to pay A booth that may in winter wear Books, papers and girls who comb their hair Upon whose Hoors straws have lain Later to be swept by some worthy thane Cokes were loved by girls like me Cause, gosh, who likes Cherry Phos- phate P FIRST NATIONAL BANK and TRUST CIIMPANY ST. ANTHIINY FALLS UFFICE Fourth Street at East Hennepin MINNEAPDLIS 0Nestled gently in Minnesota's beauty of forest and lakes - - invites you to come and partake of its rich and healthful living. Come for business or for pleasure - - come anytime. Ocome to Minneapolis and to The Curtis Hotel, which offers the visitor every modern convenience at minimum expense - - beautiful guest rooms ONE PERSON - - S2-50, 53-00, 53.50 Two PERSONS-double bed, 53.50, 54.00, 50.00 TVVO PERSONS, twin beds, 54.50, 55.00, 56.00 All Rooms with Private Bath Excellent Dining Rooms - Write for interesting Minnesota brochure. 7Ae CURTIS HOTEL MINNEAPOLIS S Best Wishes to the 1942 Stal? Camille 8: John 8: Ed 1940 Cardinal Staff NEW AND USED TEXT BO0KS Be sure to see MR. PERINE Special Freshman Week Features AT PERINE'S 92 f IT IS PATRIOTIC . . . to Train for Business This Year Thousands of Business-trained young men and women are needed by the government and its Defense Industries to handle the office work of war. One of our approved courses in Busi- ness, Accounting or Secretarial Train- ing will prepare you thoroughly and quickly for one of these positions. Minnesota graduates are successful COMPLIMENTS of the 1940 FLOIlAIl0llA GIRLS Margaret Quigley De Lores McKenny Anna Belle Rayner Sally Smith Eleanor Iohnstone Helen Cpdahl Joseph A. Lohmer Iewclcr - Optometrist 1319 4th Street S. E. G1. 5121 SCIINEIDEIPS CAMPUS PHARMACY 500 Washington Avenue S. E. Gl. 1076 A Stepping Stone To 2 Success Visit the Sfhool Ask for Bulletin A SAVINGS ACCOUNT M I N N E S 0 T A Schqql of Business 3d N. W. NATIUNAL BANK 24 So. Seventh St. Minneapolis Fifth Street at East Hennepin 0LE SPEAKS... George Mansour characterized the pop- ular Iewish merchant by his Oiu, Oiu, Oiu. Let's play bumble bee and you,ll get stung . . . And furthermore, continued a defense bond lady urging the purchase of bonds, in twenty-five years you may be needing the money to buy a ring for that cute lit- tle number sitting next to you in the audi- torium. Charles Peugh sat cozily by Miss KC P Q! The Blue Tri formal or funeral, as some wisely put it, was eagerly awaited by girls who prayed fervently the night before: Now I lay me down to sleep My hair rolled up tight and neat If the pins should come out before I wake I pray the Lord it won't be straight. Bags, wolves, and morons became the vital vocabulary of every senior. In a par- tial survey it was stated that bag was used 78 times, moron 150, and wolf 633 times Compliments of Mrs. Bryan's Tea Shop 1005 University Ave. S. E. Br. 3572 Wm. Simm's Hardware Sporting Goods Headquarters 413 14th Ave. S. E. GL. 1231 St. Anthony Meat Market The Shop of Quality Meat 327 East Hennepin Ave. At. 0497 University Texaco Station Marfak Lubricating Service Car Washing Gladstone 5042 Gladstone 9888 Corner Washington and University S. E. RIVER - VIEW Three and Four Room Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments 500-512 Delaware St. S. E. K E A R S A R G E Six and Seven Room Apartments 501-511 15th Avenue S. E. GEO. P. GOULD Gladstone 1794 Say It With Flowers SUNNYSIDE GBEENlIOUSE PLANTS and FLOWEllS For All 0ccasions 9th St. 8: 5th Ave. S. E. Bridgeport 2407 B 0 0 K S FOR SCHOOL DAYS, Fon LEISURE READING MINNESOTA BOOK STORE 322 14th Avenue S. E. GL. 1343 COMPLIMENTS Wilson Hardware Company PAUL '37 CHUCK '37 MA of PA Sporting Goods Our Specialty I I Gl. 1515 812 Washington Avenue S. E. NOLAN '40 CAROL P Schafer Brothers GROCERIES AND MEATS 405 14th Avenue S. E. At. 5323 Compliments of Bassett's Pharmacy Golds Market House Quality Meats, Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables GL. 1366-1367-1368 802 Washington Avenue S. E. Meet Your Friends Br. 4845 801 4th street s. E. at F. H. BASSETT, Prop. CAFE Warwick Grocery 8: Meats Fooo GUILD FINE Fooos QUALITY FOODS 130 Warwick Street S. E. At. 2662 829 Hennepin BR, 2812 0LE SPEAKS... during an average senior's daze. Even Mrs. Grim was rumored to have said, Here's your lunch, bagll' to daughter, Martha . . . The class election resembled the thanks- giving turkey in that it was also stuffed. Bring your bat and come to the senior meeting became the popular slogan when little pamphlets were distributed kindly suggesting whom to vote for . . . Trip Group may forget Chicago, but Chicago will never forget quiet, refined Trip Group. The museum and aquarium and other buildings were intensely inter- esting to these scholars, but as Audrey Hirt put it, the real action took place in the Do you remember . . . conversations. Abe Lincoln rolled from coast to coast when Ivan Doseff attempted to play that lanky soul in the Lincoln program, but when Carl Ienkins tried to become a rea- sonable facsimile of Carmen Miranda, the school rolled. Not since that eventful Car- dinal program has the real Carmen Mir- anda been the same in the eyes of her fol- lowers. Yes, folks, no matter how far your branches extend from the time when you were once a nut, the Cardinal will always bring back memories. 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