Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Zfphald Gm '7aaJi2fian4 r. Holfz The Marshall Band blared Torlh wilh new Tunes This year under The magic balon of Mr. S+ol4owslci l-lollz. A new spiril prevailed al loolball games wilh some fancy maneuvers faking place on The field. Mr. l-lolfz has nolh- ing loul original ideas when il comes To exlracling a Tune Tor a peppy audiforium or PTA program. Morning, noon, and nighl since school began, re- hearsals were held for The Annual Spring Concerl which climaxed The year's aclivifies. The concerf included The overlures Olympia, and The Barloer ol Seville varied wifh Serenade from 'rhe S+uden1' Prince, and Morlon Goulds Pavanne . 7fne Hana! auznidfned 57117161 27

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I l0l?lI WI l ' 9 'Ji I' 'V I l? I 7fae eaunoild VICTORY CORPS COUNCIL Row lt J. Wallcer, R. Dunn, Mrs, Waddell, Mrs. Fuller, B. Lanqlais, M. Scalzo. Row 2: D. Sporlein, A. Wesl, C. Wa?- son, J. Thorpe, M. Chrislopher, J. Wood, J. Fellor. Row 3: .l. Duriqan, E. Foss, D. Lewis, R. Grofh, H. Cossenline, H L Todd, H. Bafcs. Row 4: J. Killen, J. Paul, D. Bolsler. . Griggs. J. DOW, B. Tarnlale, Fx. Teberq, A. Solberq. Row 5: B J. Schwarlz, W. Johns, B. Berq, D, Opdohl, D. Gauslad. Poflorson, H. Campbell, P. Kalrilses. Row 6: R. Moore, K, Merriclc, D. Wallen, L. Chrislensen, S, Aalcor, R. Lein, B Glenny, S. Croclrell. ww., ,fu wean Widely JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Row I: R, Holler, J. Elcberq, M. Johnson, Miss Vincenl, l Ford. N. Gibson, D. Hardie. Row 2: A. Bernsfein, B. Kings ley, G. Weslman, P. Snow, A, Johnson, S. Milchell. Row 3 R. Zappa, C. Jelmberq. J. Lambert E. Berqquisl, J. Lanq E. Elsberry, B. Baird. Row 4: P. Olson, B, Schafer, M. Dor sell, H. Jepsen, S. Thorup. J. Braun. E. Gilbedson. . .. , . .. K O I4 .s Ca ,v-,.-maxim 1 Y '1 . , Y?

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Gam! wma .N -a Row I: R. Amundson, F. Johnson, M. Dunn, Mr. P. J. Burningham, B. Wronslci, B. PaqueTTe, A. Wronslri. Row 2: G. Beclcer, P. BrandT, I. Kulcar, R. Cachiaras, L. Gullans, J. Cameron, Row 3: J. Wood, J. Kanel, L. Paulson, E. Foss, L. Flsen, R. Ranseen. Row 4: P. Maile, M. Kloclc, S. Cavilla, M. Schmidt J. OhnsTein, A. Joslin, I. Godfrey. Row 5: J. Killen, L. Larsen, P. Krause, L. Griggs, P. Frey, J. I-Iarlcins, M. O'Donnell. Row 6: E. Thorup, I. Jordan, B. Ludvigson, D. Wallen, J. Flavin, K. I-larland, R. Dunn. The Choir and The Senior Glee Club have been ac:Tive in many school producTions This year. Under The direcTion oT Mr. Burningham They have parTicipaTed in many Tine programs. Their annual producTion This year, By The Dawn's Early LighT, was a specTacular evenT depicTing The progress oT America Trom The Time oT The Indian To our presenT day. The Choir and The Senior Glee Club have consTiTuTions oT Their own drawn up by The mem- bers. This meThod has helped To mainTain The high sTandards oT ciTizenship required oT The sTu- denTs. These organizaTions are among Marshall's TinesT. This is undoubTedly due To The unTiring pracTice oT The sTudenTs and The splendid direcTion OT Mr. Burningham. The Junior Glee Club, a selecTive group oT ninTh grade sTudenTs TFR 4 W under The direcTion oT Miss VincenT, has Taken major parTs in The Thanksgiving and ChrisTmas programs and audiToriums. They very 5w5MM::.p- successfully c:ompleTed The years work by doing some acTuve war 'Km service work-in presenTing The opereTTa, Figure IT OUT Tor Your- ' 5' ,ff 'V selT, To sTimulaTe The sale oT War Bonds and STamps so ThaT our 0 Bond CharT oT a Bond Tor every Marshall Serviceman will be Tilled. F0 VER 28