Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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CONTENTS DIVISIONS: CLASSES ACTIVITIES Editor-in-Chief FACULTY 15 ORGANIZATIONS 55 Bob Lee Jeanne Jardine Bettymae Fredrickson Business Managers - Advertising Manager Art Editor Associate Editors Bob Sunn 39 Dick Kozolka Bob Kozelka Rollie LeFebvre Bill Holbrook and Jane Neale Kay Kearney Paul Lahtinen

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m. COOPER: Unfortunately all dedications are written in superlatives, so that when I ann faced with expressing the gratitude of the senior class, the usual words seem insufficient. I can only say that we have appre- ciated all the help you have given us during our progress through Marshall. ■ — Dick Frank. Dick Frank TO THE SENIORS i You graduate into a war torn world with the real sacrifices just beginning. Men and women are needed; not just carefree boys and girls who have thrown all cares aside and fallen Into the line of rolling drums and marching feet; but young men and women who are fearless, who possess self con- trol, high standards of character, and plenty of physical stamina. You live in a country built on ideals, one where government functions to develop better men and women, that all may have an opportunity to direct their own destinies. It has possibilities way beyond those achieved before this war. May those who enter the Armed Forces return to enjoy the liberties for which you are fighting, and those of us who remain at home give all we have to lighten your burden. ■ — Harry P. Cooper.