Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1945 volume:

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'Y The 1945 Carciinal A pictorial review of Marshall published by the graduating classes of Iohn Marshall High School, Minneapolis. Minnesota. VOLUME XX ia ' -A- Portals of Knowledge Many a returning service man has paused before the case, cap in hand, to see the names of his classmates who gave the last full meas- ure of devotion, men who carried into their personal lives our motto. We notice the sign in the trophy case welcoming our service men back to Marshall. We stop to reminiscc over the many trophies won by Marshalls athletic organizations. We Laboro The doors to a school are the portals of knowledge. Knock, and the doors shall be opened unto you. As these familiar doors are opened, We catch glimpses of Marshalls front hall. Our eyes rest up- on the Words painted above the trophy case . . . the words Laboro et Servio , Labor and Serve, the motto of Marshall High School. The service flag displays the stars of blue and gold symbolic of those who left the peace and security of their high school to insure peace for future generations. The memorial case with its ever-lengthening list of gold- star names is always filled with flowers signifying the never-ending remembrance of Marshalls student body. For the Freedom of All People at Servio F or the Glory of Marshall can remember the years ot our basketball tri- umphs, when the Ekbergs, the Saloviches, and the Tews linked their names into Marshalls ath- letic chain ot events. We can also see trophies tor swimming, football, wrestling, boxing, and track. Trophies Won by the debate club, which talked its Way to tame and Won many honors in years gone by, are also on display. As We walk down the hall, We come to the door ot ll2, symbolic ot all the doors of learning. Passages of Wisdom Where We Labor and Serve Cur Mr. C. E. Blume Cardinal time suggests that another school year is nearing the end. As we turn these pages we recall again many of the year's activities and pleasant memories are stirred. Commence- ment is just around the corner and for many it will mean the parting of the ways. Life has a way of pausing but never stop- ping. New friendships, new tasks, new adventures lie just ahead. To go forward, ready and willing, determined to give our best, holding fast to those things thatiare right and just, is to prove that our days spent in high school were not wasted. We live in deeds, not years, in thoughts, not breathsp ln feelings, not in figures on a dial. We should count time by heart throbs. He most lives Who thinks most, feels the noblest, acts the best. A Principal Faculty COUNSELORS OFFICE FORCE Mrs. Celeste Leemliuis - Dean ot Girls Miss Lucille Hglden - - Chief Clerk . l li - Mr WG ter C Gpmcm Dean of BOYS Mrs. Louise l-laas - - Iunior Clerk Mrs. Marjorie Champine- Visiting Teacher Miss Mary Fedors - Attendance Clerk Mrs. Ann Capstick - Miss Mazie Shannon Miss Anne Dahl - Miss Alice Henry - English English English English LANGUAGE Mr. Richard Olsen- English, Cardinal Miss l-lilma Skalbeclc - English Miss Madeline Simonet- Spanish, Latin, Golf Miss Maybelle Boyson- English, Speech, Radio Club Miss l-lelen Chapman - English, ludge Mrs. Celeste Leemhuis - Counselor Mrs. Harriet Kane - - - English X? HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Cecile Maclnnes- Foods, Clothing, Home Nursing Mrs. Carol Engene - Foods Miss Adeline C.-arden - Clothing COMMERCIAL Mrs Hope Francis - Shorthand, Typing Mr. Cecil O'Brien-Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Swimming, Baseball MATHEMATICS Mr. Evan lones-Algebra, Football Track Miss Lenore Coltman-lunior Coun- selor, Relresher Mathematics Miss Mary Walsh-Advanced Algebra Geometry Miss Edna Cockburn - Trigonometry Algebra, Honor Society Miss Rose Liedl-lunior Mathematics Seton Hi Mrs. Elizabeth Powell-lunior Mathe- matics SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Mildred Anderson-Amerr can History Miss Ruth Petri A - Civics Miss May Arlander - Librarian Mr. Harry Sova - Geography Mrs. Laura Montank - - Civics Modern Problems SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE Mr, Lucas Satter- Modern Problems, Miss Florence Tumouist - Biology Debate, Faculty Manager Miss Margaret West-World History, Miss Ethel Mellem-ChemiSTFYi Pl'1YS- American History F351 Blue Tri Mrs, Carmallita Waddell f- Modern Miss Mildred fl-rumble-Biology' Sci- Problems, Student Council . - ence, Silver Tri Mr. Erling Lien -- American History, Basketball Miss lzora Bement - Science PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Emma G. Stevning- Gym, G.A.A., First Aid Mr. A. I. Pihlstrom-Boys' Assistant Football Miss Katherine lrvine - Gym, First Aid, G.A,A. Mr. Harold Smith-Boys' Assistant Football Gym Girls' Gym Girls' 11 MUSIC ART Miss Mabel Vincent-Chorus, Iunior Miss Qlgg Stevmng - - Iunigr An Choir, Iunior Student Council Mr. Percy I. Burningham-Choir, Glee Club, Senior Choir Mr. Milton A. Holtz-Band, lnstrument Class, Hi-Y Miss Irene Roskilly - - Senior Art Ill l' F' ' ' ffsffffi f-rwffirrljft fnfwffff ,,,. fffffmnmr if ffrfwf-.wtf iff -ktfitifi i INDUSTRIAL SPECIAL Harold Meixner-Metals' Wres' Miss Grace Hutchinson - Sight Saving Mr. Harold Hurd-Woodshop, Electric- Miss Agnes Lien - - Special ity I . ' Mr. George Carlson - Mechanical Mrs' Hamlet Kane ' ' V1SuGlA1d Dmwmg Mrs. Ethel Turley - Hard ot Hearing Mr. Karl Patrick - - Printing CUSTODIANS Row 1: Mr. Schabert, Mr. Sellentine, Mr, March. Row 2: Mr. Layeux, Mr. Iuetten. Row 3: Mr, Zierman, Mr. Kelsey, Mr. Bokken. Classes Q' 5 is W --.. 'V The January Class of 1945 ANDERSON. LUCILE: Lucy Bluff tr: ll S: til.-rv Clarl: fl Banker' 45 Baccalaureate Cornrnzttee 4 Ca: lrrr-rl 4 Qrrrwrrrr- queen ot them all ANDERSON. ROGER: Swede Ptorrr Crrr:r:rrrtt4-v- -l Carrlrrral 4 Worry and l have never rnet--yet BALTUEF, DONNA: Donrrro Srlver 'l'rr l 2 lr Glee Club l G.A A, l, 2, 3, 4, Pres 4, Gfee Club 2 Blue Trr ll, 4, Student Councrl 4, Banquet Speeches 4 Cartirrrai -1 To know her ra to lrke her BELL, LILLIAN: Lrllrbell' Latrrr Club l, Heli Cross l, lr Glue Club lp Srlver Trr l, 2, Cabrnet 2 Blue 'l':r 3, 4, Sr Clrorr 3, 4 Sr, Student Councrl 3, Cardrnal 4, Banquet Svatrrrrr Corrrrrrrttwr 4 Absence rs her element ol charm ' BOLSTER. RICHARD: Drck ' Hr-Y 2, 3, 4, Barrwl bf, Movrc Crow 2, Stage Crew 3 4 Sr Student Councrl 3, 4, Chorr 2' Honor Socrety 4, Sec -Treas, Pres 4, S F Y C 4, Carrlrnal--Assocrate Edrtor 45 Baccalaureate Commrttee, Charrrrran 4 Notlrrna qrcat can be accomplrshed wrttroart errthusrosm-he has rt-Awrth a bang CHRIST. GERALD: ler'ry Carclrnal 4 Banquet Seatrna 4 Time alone wrll tell ' CHRISTOPHERSON, IAMES: lrm. ' South Hrqh School l, Senro' Cwlee Club 2- Chorr 3g Red Cross 3, Movre Crew 3, 4, S lf YC 45 Cardrnal 4g Commencement Commrttee 4. ' He rs a good sport strarght through DeMAY, IUNE: Hlurrre Sherraan Iunror Hrah l, SlfYC 4 Cardrnal 4, Prom Commrttee 4 She wrll dance lrer way through lrte ELWELL. GEORGE: Hr-Y 1, 2 3, S E Y C 3,4, Cardrnal 4, Corn- mencement Commrttee 4 Do l have to graduate? GAUSTAD. RICHARD: P I. Senror Student Councrl 2, 3 Bonds 3, S E,Y.C 3, 4, lr Glee Club l, Sr Glee Club 2, Hr Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y 2, 3, Pres, 4, Trckets 2, 3, 45 Tennrs l, 2 3 Captain 3, CardrnaliEdrtor 4, Commencement Commrttee 4 'lWe lrke hrm rust the way he rs. GRANRUD. MARIAN: Granny G.A.A. l, Band l, 25 Srlver Trr l, 2g Blue Trl 3, 4, S E YC 4g Cardrnal 4, Baccalaureate Corn- mrttee 4, Her corrqenral sprrrt underlres all HAMMEN. BEULAH: Brllre Blue Trr 3, 4, S HY C 4, Cardrnal 45 Baccalaureate Commrttee 4 Nauaht l ask-my wants are lew HARKINS. IAMES: Harkey lrrnror Crlee Club l, Sr Clrorr 2 3, 4g Honor Socrety 4, Servrce Club 2: Pan-Amerrcan Club 3 4 Treas 4g Hr-Y 2, 3, 45 S E Y C. 4, Football 4, Latrn Club l, Car' drnal Stall 4, Commencement Commrttee 4 'll am the master ol my tate HAYWA, WILLIAM: Brll Football 3, 4, Track 4, Honor Soi: ety 4, Cardrnal 4, Commencement Commrttee 4. Conqueror ol all tasks. HEATH, WILLARD: Sr Glee Club 2, Movre Crew 2, Staao Crew 3, 4, S E YC. 4, Cardrnal 4 Commencement Corrrrnrttuo, Char: man 4, There are few as true HOGETVEDT. LESTER: Les Football l Ll, 3, 45 Bam-lgall 3 Track 4. What S the use or worryrn37' IOHNSON. EVELYN: Evy Seton Hy l Banrl Lf Srlver Trr Qi Blue Trr 3, Red Cross 3, 4, Commencement Corrrmrttee 4 Short and snappy IOHNSON, FRANCES: 'Frannre ' Blue Trr 3 4 Calrrnot 4 Spanrsh Club 3, 4, Senror Glee Club 2, 3, Serum Chou ll 4 lunror Glee Club l, Honor Socrety 3, 4, Baccalaureate Corrrrrrrt tee 4, Cardrnal 4, Shell make musrc wherever she acer: IOHNSON. GEORGE: Band 2 S ll Y C 3 Banquet CR1ITlII1lltf? 4 Ot what value are the contents ot a book? IONCAS. PAUL: An expert ta' rrrrxrrrq work and run Our Officers KATRITSES, PETER: '1l1-1f- 11011 C111:1:: lf Studonl Co1111c1l l, L' Q1 4, H1 Y 1, Y, 3 11 C1111::111111:- P:oc11J:11 il, 3, 11ad1o Club 4 1'L1111ol, 11111 1'1'11111111y 11111 11,110 KILLEN. 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ELAINE: '1'11:1'l1y l1111q11 il, S1-1011 Hy 2, ll Clvv CI11l- l Sr 111110 Cl1l1'Q1 1111111 'l'11 Q1 S 1, YC 3, -1 C1'11C1111Gl 4 1'11ll 111 11111 111-11 1111111 1l1'1V l LEONE, HARRIET: Sc1111'11y ' l.11t111 CI1111 l S11V01' T11 l, ll G A A 1, Y, 111111: 'l'11 3 41 lCC -1 SI Glen Club 11, 3 S: 1311011 -1, S1 5111111-111 Co11111'1l 3 11111101 Socmty 4, Soc yfT1oa:s. 11, 111-11 C11u:::: 11 S II Y C 4 'Ilm lhy -1 Cl1a1111111111, Ca1r1111alf-Aa' :.111:11111- ll1111111 4 1110111 011111111111-v 41 1 l'1:11t's 11151 what 1'1Gf' 111-11:-11 lo 1111- LEWIS, GERALD: Gv11y 1: Glow C1.1b l, S1 Cl1011' 2, 3, S lf Y C 11, 1111115111111 S111-116111-:z -1 Ca11'i11'1al 4 llS1l0TlCP 1:1 11 11110 1111-1111 who 111-vm betrays ' LINDSTROM. ROBERT: Rob Class:-11 HlQl1 School, Ok'a LYIIY, 011111 if, 11111111 l, 2 3, Football 12 3 4 Tmck 4, SIYYC 3, -1 11111111111-1 S111-1-C111-fa 4 ClTIl1111K11 -1 A 1111111 lea1'1'1111q IS a 11111111111-111111 11111111 ' LUKASKA, KENNETH: Kon Haskntball l Football 2, C3011 Q1 -1 S11r1111::11 Cl111' 3, 4 S 1' YC 4 Cc1111111al -1, P10111 COI'1lIT111' 1111- 4, Clam: S1w11:!111y -1 M11-: 1ools 11:411 111 whom anaelfz 111111 111 111-1111 MADDEN, IOHN: '1lol11111y ' llaskotbail l Football l, S1fY C 4 Q:K111l1I11I1 4 11111111111-1 S1'1'f'l'1' CO111111111119--:Cl1a111111111 4 UW1- know 111111 by 1111- 11111::1- 1111 111al1:11:' MAKI, ELSIE: l-1511I11'l0S S111111111r lr H1a11 l Blue T11 3, 4, l'1111111 C0111111111111' 4 A 11101141 to all an 1-11o111y 10 none l' MANNING. RICHARD: Wok ' 11 Glow Club lp S1 Glee Cllllw if I1 51111111111 C111111u1I l, S1 S-1,l11L'1'11 Coz:11C1l Z MOVIG Club l, ll, 3 4, 1171111111111-1 11, -1, Slaac Cww 11 3 -1 111c11a1Cl the Cwtect MINICHILLI, MARY: llM11Cl1ll 1.111111 Cl1.b l Taq Pay Cormmt- t1-1: '1 I1 Glow- C11111 l S11vv1 T11 Q' 111111-T113, 4, GA A l, 2, S1 Glm- Cl1111 11, S If YC 11 C11111111111 -1 Co111111w11cw111o1'1t C0111 1:11111-1-11 H:-':1 111:11 11s:1f l1111' MOSIMAN, BERNICE: 11o1'11111- S1lv1:: 111 l, ,f Cabmet Y, 1111111 'l'r1 3, 4 11 Glu- C:ll.L1 l S: Cleo Club L2 3, S1 Cl1011 4, S lf YC 4, CC11K111lL1l 4, H1111q11e1 Seat1r1a Con11111tteef--C110111111311 :1 MA C1111 w1111 K1 111111111 1:1 a a1:l VVOI111 W111lCl PALMER. IUNE: 1111111:' GAA l Ll I: Glow Club ly 111211 C1o::s l- S1Iv11: lllll l, 25 S1 Glu: Club 3 Blue T11 3, 4, Pres, 4 S lf YC 4, 531111111111 Co1111c11 4 l'1a11q1ze1 Speeches 4, Ca1'd111al C11 12111101 11 'lT11u x1111:u ol l1le ' PATTERSON. WILLIAM: Ar1c111s' S1 Stmient C0llYlCll 3g Foot- 1111Il l, DY, 3, 4, C1'1Ca1:1a111 F1 'l'1CICk II S ll Y C 4 HOl'1'lE:'CO1'Y1l1 lG PC1116 4: C1'11111m1l 4, Ra1'1q11ot Soatmq COl'1'1IT1l119S 4, Sr Clam: V161-1'1c:: 4 l 1l11s11111q 1s 1l1e Color 01 v1:t11e PAULSON. RUBY: Ve:1'y 5w'11e2 and FUOGSCII11 to 1111201 PETERSON, IAMES: I1111 ' S: S11111c11t Co1111c1l 2, Basketball 1 2 3 4: 1'oo1l1all4, S 1f Y C 4 H1-Y l, 3 4: Banquet Seat- 11111 CL7H1H1I1106' 4, Cc1111111al 4 1Ive1y1111nQ 1S hunky-'l'3o1'y', PRATT, KATHLEEN: Kam-' Seton Hy 1 Band 25 Blue T11 3g 1':o111 Con1m111oc: 4 Sho rnalzus s11ns11111v 1n a shady place RISNES. MARDELLE I.: H1V1x11I11P Pequot Lakes H1gh School 1 2, HC1CCGlfl11I9G1k? COI111T1111t16' 4, Cc1:d111al 4. l'm gettmq some 11111 0111 01 IIIY 1110 BOCHE. WALLACE: Wally H1-Y l Sr Glce Club 3: S F.Y.C. 4 Ca1c11r1al 4, l1acc1'1la1111-atv Cc1111111111ec- -1. Fall, tcm, and 'G-Y1l1IClH Our Val and Our Sal 'Q Cf' ffg.. .. ST. PETER. GAYLE: St Petref' G A A l, 2. 3, Ir Glee Club 1, Silver Tri 1, 2, Cabinet l, 2: Sr. Glee Club 2, 3, Sec'y 2 Pres. 3, Sr, Choir 4, Sec'y 4g Blue Tri 3, 4, Slf.Y C. 4, Prorn Committee 4, Cardinal 4. Blonde and gay SCALZO, STEPHEN: Steve Sheridan lr. High 1, Prom Come mittee 45 Cardinal 4. Mighty-mite. SCLAROW. EILEEN: lr. Student Council l, Silver Tri 2, Blue Tri 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, Banquet Seating Committee 4, Cardinal 4. We respect her lor her unlarling determination' SMITH, EDGAR: l..1ve, laugh, and be merry SNOW. HAROLD: 'iHarry. lr. Student Council l, Band l, 21, 3, 4: Cwolt 2, 3, 4, S.EYC 4, Hockey -l, Cardinal 4, Banquet Seating Committee 4 A qluet tongue makes a WISE head. SOYETT, STANLEY: Stan Class Pres 4: Sr Student Council 2, 3, 4, Pres 4, Yootball l, 2, 3, 4, CofCaptain 4 Baseball Man ager 4, SEYC 4 Cardinal 4. Write me as one who loves his lellow men. THOMES. CLARA: Pips Silver Tri l 2, Pres 2, Latin Club lp G,A,A, l 2, Sr. Glee Club 2, S ll Y C 4, Blue Tri 3, 4, Sr. Choir 45 Cardinal 4, Commencement Committee 4, Taq Pay Committee 4 She is not just the ordinary type' TRUAX, IUNE: Pan-American Club 4 A peace lovin-1 woman, if WALKER, IEAN: Red Latin Club l, Student Council 3, 4, SeC'y 3: Silver Tri l, 2, Sec'y 2, Blue Tri li, 4 Treas 4. G A A l, Z, 3, 4, Cwlee Club 2, S EY C 4, Taq Day Committee 45 Car' dinal 4g Class Treas 4, Prom Committee 4 Without tncliru- color, her' shining Crown is lost WENNER, IEAN CAROL: Wennei luciqo-'lr Hiqli llnlllar ly Silver Tri l 2, GAA 1, Blue Tri 3, 4, ltvtl Cross 4, Sr' Glue Club 2, 3, Sr Choir 4: S E Y C 4, Tao Day Committee 4' Car dinal 4, Prom Committee 4. i'All lor lun and lun lor all. WILSON. DORIS: Dory Cv A A l, Silver' Tri l 2, Cabinet 1, lC.C 2, Sr Glee Club 35 Blue Tri 3 4 Cabinet 3, 4 S lf YC 4, Banquet Committee 4 Cardinal 4 Mar::lrall':: own 'Mable morselle' CAMERA SHY IOHNSON. DENNIS: Quietness has its own reward. TIBBETTS, VERLE: To know him is to like him. The Icmucxry Cardinal Staff ' The Editorial Stuff in Action They Planned Cur Graduation Commencement: Willard Heath, laines Christopherson, Clara Thornes, Mary Minichilli, Bichard Gaustad. Cap and Gown: Stan Soyett, liin Peterson, Bill Haywa. Prom Committee: Ken Lulcaska, Mary Lou La Lone, Elsie Maki, Edgar Smith, Iune DeMay. Banquet: lim Peterson, Eileen Sclarow, Lillian Bell, Bernice Mosiinan, George Iohnson, Ierry Christ, Ken liukaska, Doris Wilson, Harry Snow. Baccalaureate: lohn Killen, Peter Katritses, Beulah Hainrnen, l.ucille Anderson, Mardelle Bisnes, Wallace Boche, Clara Thornes, Marion Granrud, Kathleen Pratt, Frances Iohnson, Paul Ioncas, Dick Bolster. Banquet Speeches: Ierry Lewis, lohnny Madden, Ruby Paulson, lune Palmer. June Seniors ix il me ,l 3 in in IUNE CLASS OFFICERS: President, Andy Iensen: Vrce- President, Allen Peterson: Secretary, Donald Olson: Treasurer, Ioe Clemons. AAKER. STUART: MStt1 Swrrt ::11r.f: lt 4 fit .1--:rt Courrcrl S H1-Y 4, Servrce 2, 4, Band l LI 3 4 Fovtk :El 4 Sl1YC 3, ludae 4, Commencement Cornrfrrttee 4 Gr-'rt:1r1 Band 2, Orchos tra 2 The trumpets shall be heard on lug ABBAS. MARIORIE I.: MtdQG' Srlver Il-Il l ,' Cabrnvt l, 2, ICC 2, Blue T11 3 4 Cabrnet 3, Home lic Curb l Band 2 fl Cheerleader 45 S E YC. 3, 4, Cardrrral, Asfaogrure Iialrtor Seton I Hy 2, Bancidflet Commrttee 4 ludae l, -1 Swrlerrt Councrl l GAA 1, 1 Haven 4 W1t rn he: sto-2:11 eneray Ifl lu-1 deeds ACKER. EDWIN: lid S If Y C 3, Car ani Gown Corrrrrrrttoe 4 I wrll not belreve rt unttl l have reall ,r ADAMS. BARBARA: ln quretness slrall ln- rztrf-rzfrtlz ' ALEXANDER. CATHERINE' 'Kane' Bl-re T-1 R -t S lf Y C 4, Banquet Commrttee 4 An angel rs lrke ',' z Kato, and you are lrlce an angel ANDERSEN. CAR'-: Chess 3 4 Baccalaurw 'to Cornrnrttco 4, H1 Haven 4, Torch Club 2: Swrnrrrrrna 4 Nw 1 v.'o1d spoke he more than was need ANDERSON. DAREL: North Branch l Banc: .ff 'S-ratrrra Corrrrnrt tee 4, Booksl 'trs a dull and endless strrtfz ANDERSON. IAMES E.: Carnludge l, 2 'l ' lravf- nrt one tc blush with me ANDERSON. IEAN C.: Srlve' T11 l lr Stutlerz' Crrurrcrl l blur T11 3, 47 Sr Student Councrl 4 Pan Arnerrcxrr Club fl lfthrcs Commrttee Commencement Cornmrttee, Stugrenr Courrcrl Constr- tutron Amendment Commrttee, Homecorrrrna Quo'-11 Beauty rs a grlt ol God. ARNOLD. CATHRYN: Senror Glee Club 2 3 Cfzotr 4, Srlver T11, Blue T11 3, 4, G A A 2, Iudge Stall 4 Car 11 i Gown Cornmrtf tee 4. A gentle grrl wrth solt and srlken lock.: BARKLEY. MARDELI.: St Anthony 3, Seton Hy L' Prom Cornrnrt- tee 4 Tloy rises rn me lrke a summer morn BARON. MITCHELL: Ph1l Football l Basketball l, QI, Base- ball l, 2, 4, Gall l, 3, S E YC 3 4, Car' ani Gown Corntnrttee Cardrnal 4 Nat that l love school less, kr .t E fove lun morn' BENGTSON. IOHN: Banquet Seatrng COmlUt ' Hllrlracrrce 1. the mother of good lortune BENTON. ORLA I.: G A A. l, 2, Srlver Trr l Glce Club 2, fl, Ir. Glee Club ly Red Cross Baccalaureate Cnrnrnrttec 4, The best way to have a trrend lS to be one BERG. BILL: Berger H1-Y 2, 3, 4, Vrce-Pie.: 4, tChap Pres 3lg Student Councrl 3, 4, Vrce-Pres. 4 Cardznal 4, Iudae 4 Baseball 3, 4: Baccalaureate Committee -1 Co'Chai1man, H1 Haven 45 Youth Center 3, 4 To be rn love or not to be, that rs the questronf' BIORKLUND. IAMES: SIIYC: Class Day Coxrrrnrttee. Ou1et to be sure, untrl you get to know hrm ,vw BRIGGS. AL: 'lCar1ot Top Band 1, 2, 3 -'l Football 4, Prom Commrttee 4g S E Y.C. 4, Student Councrl l Servrce 4. Blow, bugle, blow, set the wrld echoes llyrng BROLI.. VERONICA: Verma G-lee Club 3 Banquet Seatrnq Commrttee 4 I'll speak to thee rn srlence BROTTEN, DARLEEN: Fergus Falls, Mrnnesot: Rlue T11 3, 4, Glee Club 3, S.H.Y C 3, 4. To love is to choose BURDICK. KATHERINE: Kane G.A,A. lp Seton Hy l, 2, Srlver T115 Glee Club 35 Senror Student Councrl 3- Cornmencerrrent Commrttee 4. Would that more were lrke Ete: IAMPBELI., IEAN: 'lSq11o1-xy GAA Glee Club, Banquet IUtItIIlllll'l' 'lC1v11 Cmwnfz, and 1o11111ls and aumeas but not 0111 lu-1111 away ZAPISTRANT. FRANCES: C111111v C A A l Seton Hy lp Glev Ilub, l1 l, S1. l, 2, Chou, S1 3 4' Cap and C-own COIUINIIISE l'S1l1111c'11 11111l l 1111: st1c1111.Im-ts ' IARLSON, FLORENCE G.: Ho ' S1lvor T11 l, 2, CLA A, ly 11ud1-111 Cllll!lL'll LT, 4, li11111111vt SPPHIIIJ Co111n11ttec 1l l-led Cxoss , lflluv VIII! 3, P10111 C111111111tlf1v 4 Eau 111 IOIITI and teaturef' IARSWELL, IOANNE: lo lvl1rno1no111e l'I1al'1 SCIXOOI, lr, Red Tmsra 11, S1-c11-t111y 4, l'411111g,111-t SQ-11111111 Co1111111ttee 4, Glee Club , C A A. 4 S lf Y C 4 .l1v tl111t1s lr111 l1asl1altl1e1 po1t1or1' ZHESLA. DONNA: film' Cl11l1 ll, Cl1o11' 3 -l ll Hetl C1o:4s 4: 1111- T11 3, 4, C A A I, li1111q111-t S1-11t111a C0111 4 Love 1111- tllv, love 1111- lo1111 CLEMONS. IOSEPH: UH111111-1 C1111 and Gown Com 4, Co fl111111111111, l'l11slc11tl111ll l, ll 3 -l St1:1lv11t CL7tIIlCll 3 4, T1vas111f'1 11111111 Class, S lf Y C l, Ql 3 4 Hn lots tus l1ql1t slune w11l1 11l t11111111q tln- spot ou l111n::0ll COMEAU, DOROTHY: D111111los Glas Club 3 l5aCcala111'entv 70111 4 A :11111l11 IS tt11- wl111111u1 09 a laugh 7RAMPTON, VIRGINIA: 'llIl'lY SIIVUY T11 l, 2- Blue T11 3, 4, lUIlOIl'llt' iff 3, ll11111l 2, 3 Cl1o1: -1 Sv1v1ce Club 3, S lT,Y.C. 3, 4, 'l'l111 111111111 1111111, :zo I'1PGlllIltll ' IRUIVI. LORRAINE: Hluv 'Ill ll, 4 fl A A l 2 Banquet CO111. 4, 1lv1-1 T11 il Always 11-111ty 111 f:1111lc out lo1..l CUDD, LOUISE: lil-1l Glu- Club 3 Blue Tr1 3, Cap and lowu C0111 4, Cr111l111al 4 I'11c111l::l1111 15 12q11al1ty 1ANIELS. IOHN: 'lllanny Sl1a11al1c11 Al't19ttCCIN School, Cluna Inav l, 2, 3, 4, S1. Glu- Club l lf 3 Clzou' 45 Co111111e11ce111o11t Iftltlllltlllft' 4, Studvnt CLWl1ItL'll l, limi CIOSS Co11r1C1l l. lt takes wmv 1111111 to 1l1s1'ov1f1 11 WISP 1111111 ' PeBILL. VIOLET: Sl1111t1v Ill1lOSlUI10 il School Art SPIIVICO Slew Club, li11c1'11l111111111tv C1'1111111tt1so 4. 'IA 111e11y l1ea1t qos-s ll Il11- 1It1Y 'EMETRE. RAYMOND: Huy ' Lootball 3, Wzestlmg 4g Student 'n1111u1l 2, lin11q1111t Cc11111111tloe -1, A11vo1t1s111-3 IVIilIllI'lGI', CGICIIHGI S lf Y C. ll, 4, A llttle loc1111111a IF- a 11la11ae1o11s tl1111q VISCHER, VERNON L.: HDISII ' SIIYC, 3 4, H1-Haven 4 cnasuball 4 lullltk' one wo1Il1 wlule 15 the one who can sm1le, 'OBBS. LAUREL: l'lll1ly H1110 Tll 3, 4, S11C1cta1 45 S1lve1' 'llll , 2, S1-ton Hy I, lutlqv Stott 4 Home Club 35 gCIIld 1, 2, li, 7111111111-11cu1111-111 Co1111111tt11u 4, Cl11111111c111, St1.1le11t COLIUCII, Scenlc t'l 2, S l1.Y C. 3, 1l, D1-l1c1t1: Cl11l14, Pan A111e11con Club 3, Ca1 111:1l, Assocmtu lf1l1to1 Wu 1:4 the llower of IIUGQIIIGUOHII 'OLPHIN, BYRON EARL: lWol1 l1 Basketball l, T, Football 4, S lf,Y C. 2, ll, 4p Taq Day COIltl1ltllC:x 3, Class Pay C0111- uttmr 4 AlWltt?Il to 1111scl11ul 111o1t11ls bond llt9ll w1ll, how soon my t1111l l1t 111::t1u111v11t:: ot 1ll ONNELLY, ROBERT: Hob S l' Y C - H1fHavcn Cc11'd111al, 11ccalr1111cr1t1- COtYllIlllllNl'. What lS to COITIO we know not 'ORGE. DOROTHEA: l'D11sty G A A, S1lve1' T11 l ll, CGl1tI1L'l Rluo T11 3, 4, Calurwl 4, ll11l111a Clllb Glas Cl11b l, 2, 3. t1Y C, ll1'111qu1-I S1-at111q 4. Where l'lt1'l you get your eyes .1 l1l111V1 ' l'Oul ol tl111 sky Wltt'Il l 11111111 ll1IOt1Qll OUGHERTY. ROSALIE: Slc11111y' Seton Hy l St?CI'9lGt'Y , 2, Co111111v111'1-1111-11t COI11tI1tllL't' l'111: as the Slay and always oy. 1OWNEY.IOAN: Hslltll Hluo Tll 3 4 C A A 11,4 Glmo Clul1 2, Cl11111 3, S lf YC It 4 l?a11quf1t C0lIlITtlllOax 4 IKMIISIC 18 'vll :41111l to lu- ilu' 1:11-'vvlz Ol c11111Pl:: ' OWNS. DAN: N1111oloo11 was slzort too UNN. RICHARD: lU1ck Cl1o1: 2 3 Ranquvt Spec-cl1e:: 4, w11111n11111 l, 2, 3, 4, Twlmt llooth 3 4' Chess 3, 4: llac'l1o Club 4 l'lo11r11 Sofurty 3, 4, P1m:11lv11t 4 Sparxlsh Club 35 l'I11s111e-55 l11111111111', C11111111r1l. lla fztoops to 11otl1111q but tl10 Floor and all ml: 1111 to l11111 UNN. WILLIS: Mn-11 ol tow wo1'1'l:s 11:11 tlre bvst men URIGAN, IOANNE M.: HD11111' Sllvor T11 l, 2 Blue T11 3, 4, lf Y C 3, 4, limnl 2, 3 luxlov l Ra11q11et COHIITIITIPLX 4p HQ11111 co11o1111vf: Club l, St111lv11t C111111c'1l L' 3, Swton Hy 2, Sf'GntSlt lub ll, 4, H1 ll11vv11 4 Sl1v wont 111111 an vclm a ta11 11111111 Y AGEN. IOAN: l11l111 Mn1:1l'111ll Los Anavles, il Co111:11unco111e11t o1111.111tt1-1- 4 ltr: mcu to lv 11n1111r1l VVIIOYI YOIIIIO nat111'ally C0 ' DLEMAN. IOYCE: lo lI1l1::un 2, lla11s..ot Seotma 4 'IA 1lly r41111lv, 11 1111-11y l1va1t DHOLM. VERA: llol1l1111:z1lc1l1- l, 11' 3 llluo T11 -l P10111 COt't11't't1l- I 11: 4, Honol Socmty 3, 4 'l'111t.1 l11of1tl1e1'l by cl1ee1'l11lness, LSBERRY, EARL: P10111 Co11111111I11v 4 Glow Club 2 3 Cl1o1r 4, lf Y C 3, 11 Wl1v11 l1oul1l1- c'c1111z-fs my way l tolw another 1tl1 I .mill T219 .uf 1 ERICKSON. RICHARD: 'Dmlc' F5a11q1.+-1 5111111111 11 A k1111l and gentle heart lu- l1a11 in comfort l'11e111l a111l 11111 ETNIER, ELIZABETH: HA 11111111 at 11e1'11io w11l1 all 111-low EIRNSTAHL, BOB: Glee Club If Cl11'111 fl -l Sl' YC 311111-1 Cornmute-e The 11111101 ol all 1:ou1111sy FLENNIKEN, ARDIS MIRIAM: Sco11:l1' S1lv1-1 'l 1 l ll l1ll111- TF1 3, 4, S lf YC l 2, F, 4 Sc-1n111 A11 H1111q1.1-I S1111111'l1v:s 11 Cclrdmal Smll -I l 11:11 1101 -1 ra-1111111:: :wul FOLEY, IO ANN: HBQOZIPU S1 C1110 lfl1.l: l S1lv111 T11 l . Blue T11 3, 4, S E Y C -1 lizxnqvml S1'v11Cl111L: -1 Sl11- :z 1111-1 11' her word, her work, l1Q1 l11en1'ls' FARDER, LORRAINE I.: Yo11ll1 Cenle' l l' Glow Club fl H111111111-l Secmng Comn'11I1ee -1 lurlqe Stall 11 ASl111 Wlll bv- tr1lk11111 ' GARFIELD. PATRICIA: Hpat' Hanquul C01111111111-11 -1 Why all 1l11s 1011 and trouble-7 GEARTY, PHYLLIS: Pl1yl Wasl1bu1n l, H1110 T11 ll, -1, GI111- Club 2, Chou 3 fl, Secretmy -1, CGZ11111D1'11:v'1111,-111 C1'11111111lI1-11 11 llad1O Club 3, SF YC 3 C1:11'l1n11l 5011111 tl11r1k 1l11- w111l' was r11ado for l11n and l1ol1cfa11al :zo 1111 l GERGEN, JOHN: Glee Club 2, l71Q:s11l1:111 Q1 Cl11111 fl ll:m:11l1-111 il l:OOibf1ll 3, Track 3, S lf Y C 3 l3f1nq'1v'l S1'1-111411112 Cr111111111l1'1' 4 l am caplcun ol my soul GIESEKE. IAMES: HIIITI Track -1 H1 Y fl H1 Havwn 4 P111111 COl Hl'IlllIC6 45 S E Y C 3 11 Hard wo1k 1:1 quad 111111 wl1nlma111111- pcs! all doubt Rui l1'11n'1 so 1l ilw 1n11'11l -Nils l1u'k1111-1l 11111 GILBERT. IEAN: MIQGDDIEBV lr Glee Club l S1lv111 'l'11 l 2 Blue T11 3 4, S lf Y C 3, Ca11'l1nal S11an1sl1 Clul111 311111111 C11111 rnluee -1 'HOW qrGc1011.2ly slw loolcevth down on l11n1 ' GLAUVITZ. BERNINA: Remy S11-1111 T11 fi llr111v11l11111-111'-- Commlltsre -l 'l'l1en be nn? any bu! urn- yuu: 11111-1 11111l wl11l11 ye xnay--ao many GOULD. IOHN: lll-Y 7, 3 fl IIOIIOT Sac11-ty ll -1 l-11l11-- 11, C11' dmal 4, Bc1ccalau1ec11fz Co111m1tlee -1 Cl1a1:1111111 ' l 11111 111111111-' ol my late GOULD. MARY: llGOlllfI!l? SllVf3Ik T21 l Lf Bluv 'llll 3 -1, lull!! Ameucon Club What sweet del1ql11 a qumt l1l1- allo111::' HANSON. BOYD: Hans von' Rand l Ll Cl1a11 l Z 3, Clara: Day Co111m1ttee, luclge Staff 11, Baseball -1 Y1111tl1 C1-1111-1, S1-1v11-H l, IZ, He1l Cross l 2 Studeni Co1:n1:1l Ca11l111al l111 on 1l111 bunk of Cx g1ea1 ca1ee1-somebody push 111g all HANSON, LILLIAN: Osulus 1, 2 Aloxa111'l:1a ll Blur T11 -1, l1111l111 Club fl, Commenc1,a111o11t Con11111111:11 -l 'lIx111-11111ly busy l1112 QIIISI about 1t HANSON. LLOYD: 'Qunlv 511111 ag 1111: wl1.w .11-fm: l11:. lullww ITISYI'-GUI wo1111vn HART, NONA I.: C1'Cl1eS11a 3 G A A l Salw-1 'l'11 l liluv 'l'11 ll Scenzc A11 2, l-l1-Havfrn 11 C1r11111nal fl Ulmer: llay C111:11111!1v1- -1 'Tau as the evemnq a11 ' HART. ROLLAND: Hlqluo l'y0S' lwrunllmll l Fla:.:: llay C0111 11111tee, H1-Y l, QT, H1-Haven l 2 3111111111: C1-.111:1i l L' Sl' Y CT l, 2 3, 11 Eyes ol '.Tll1f'Dl'f blue HASKINS, SANFORD: 'l'11.o 11111111 l1lc1- 1 111-1-5 111:--1 1:, ::1l1-111 HEDSTROIVI, DONNA: Cvlf-ff Clulx LT S1119-' 'lk:1 l 7 H1 ll11v1-11 -1 Blue Til fl, fl, Salon Hy l 2 ll 901511112111 Lf 81111111111 C11u11L'1l 2 Band 3 luclqe l -1, Banq11o1 Co1111:1111111- -l 81,11-1111: A11 2 GA A l 2, 3 H+:1111+1nb11: 111e- wl11111 l 11111 10111: away HEEBLE, RAY: HA 11001 11512 Ylllbl 1l I:.l 111 1'11'11 W1- lmvv 1111 111111- 10 :Hand and stare HELLAND, DONALD: Class Duy Q:OIY1IT1lll 0 -1 l'11f11l1f1ll l, 2 4 Hclslcelball l, SllYC 3 fl Cat1l1r11l -1 'Hu l111f: 11l111a11x' braken 1-verytluna bu' P115 nf-ck HERBERT. NANCY H.: G11-e Club l 3 Clmu 11, H1-11 Crum: 1 lr Sludefni COUNCIL 2 Hanquol Sdfllllif-I Co11111111'111- 4, Cay 11111l Cvown Ca1nm1He-1--I S1lve: 'l'1'1 l l :.l111fl v1111'1- 11l11'11l P111w 111101 slw 1:2 HOEL, IOANNE: Suzi S l' YC 3 -1 lilm 'l'11 fl -1 C11l1111111 3, fl, S1lvcz1 'lull l 2 Cabmvl Ll, Solon Hy L. l111l-11' l H11111l l 'X 3 Cl1f:e1l+:ade1 4 CG!'TllY1Ol -1, llefl Czoss -1 V1f'1'l'1-1:2 11 C111111 C11 4, H1 Haven -1 Scemc A11 2 l'a11A1111z111:a11 Club 11, Il, P11111 quet Coxnmulee -1 HSWVIIII and s1'1c0 111111 1-v1-1y1l1111a 111171-' HOLMQUIST, IOHN: H:-Y -1 Ca11l11111l 811111 C11lf1l11111 11 T1111'k 4, Con1mencer11ent Co1nn11tfe1e 111111 C11::::: -1 S lf Y C -1 H111111 some 1s as handsome does' HUGHES. GORDON: W!SSllll11I l if 3, -1 l'1111lb1.1ll il 3 lS11::1ek111ll 2, 3, 11 l 1110lsr:::: nat 711lk1n-1 only 1P11:1 l1-1 1-111:l1 1111111 1ln l11s basl INGEBRIGTSEN, ESTHER MAE: Minky fIl1-11 Club 2 I? Cl1n11 111 HGVIIO Club fi luflqe 11 Pan A1111r:1ca11 Club 3 S1lv11: lllll, Hluv -lll'l 3, 4 Hcnquef SQa1t11'11J CO1111i11!?9a ' My Il1fb':ql12:: 111111 l W1-111 ol Gn0tl1Qt wculd ' INGERSOLL. IACK A.: lnqre Cardrnal Statt, Hr'Y 2, 3, 4, Presrdent 4, Hr Haven 4, Baccalaureate Commrttee To strrve, to seek, to trrrrl and not to yreld ITO. MIYEKO: Mrke Hunt, ldaho, 2, Seattle, Washrngton, l, Spanrsh Club 3, Chorr 3, 4, Blue Trr 3 4: Commencement Com- mittee 4 Wrtlr tears tor nought but others' rlls IACOBSON, PATRICIA A.: Pat Wayzata l, Hdrson 2, Chou' 3, ltadro Club 3, 4, Cardrnal 4 Blue Trr 3 4, Commencement Cornrnrttee 'Z True ease rn wrrtrnq comes trom art not chance IENSEN, ANDREW: Andy Band l, 2: Student Councrl l, 2 4, Pres l 4 H1 Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4 Swrmmrng 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Class ltresrdent 4, Cardrnal Statl. 'tlfrom whom we an- trcrrr-xte wondvrtul thrnqs IENSON, LEONA: Lee Prrrrceton Hugh School l, Baccalaure- ate Corrrrnrttve 4 The trrendshrp that makes the least norse rs otterr the- :trost useful. IOHNSON. ARLENE: Ar Srlver Trr l, 2, Blue Trr 3, 4: Span- rsh Club 2 3 Banquet Seatrna Cornnrrttee 4, Band 2, Cardrnal 4 'Alt she has any laults, she has lett us rn doubt' IOHNSON. DONALD: Hlohns Football 3, 45 Hr-Y 2, 3, Student Councrl 4, Class Day Commrttee 4, Iudqe 4, Youth Center 3, 4. C-lee Club S l have done the deed' IOHNSON. LOIS: lonc or lorrcy Charrrrran, Banquet Seatrng Comnrrttee Srlvr-fr Trr l, 2, Blue Trr 3, 4 Student Councrl 4 Parr Arrrerrcarr Club 2, 3: Radro Club 4 Cardrnal Stall 45 Glee Club 2, 3, S l' Y C 4 She's a quret gurl, but qurte a qrrl IOHNSON. RUSSELL: Buss Track l, 2, 3, 4: Hr-Y 4, Debate- l, Iudqe Statt -t, Youth Center 4, Hr Haven 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Vrce-Pres 4 Student Councrl l, 2 'Trom the crown ol hrs head to the sole ol hrs teet he rs all mrrth IORDAN. IVERNIA: Bunnre Mechanrc Arts l: Chou 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 4, Secretary 4, Blue Trr 45 Cardrncrl Statt: Class Day Corrunrttoe. AA corrrely tace rs a srlent recommendatronf' KANEL. IAMES: Student Councrl 4, Chorr, Vrce-Pres 3, Pres. 4, Scenrc Art, Cardrnal Stall, Hr'l'Iavenp S F YC, Commencement Conrnrrttee The artrst belonas to hrs work, not the work to the artrst ' KELLY, MARY F.: 'tMerry Lourdes Hralr School, Rochester. Mrrrrr, Crrrdrrral Stattg Ban uet Seatrrrq Cornmrttee Her smrle rs lrke rr rarnlfow tlashrnq Tram a mrst sky KING. MARGUERITE: Peggy Holy Hosary l, Blue Trr 4, GA A 2, 3 Corrrmencernent Comnuttee, 'tGenerolly speakrng, she rs qenerally speakrng KING. PAUL: St Lours, Mo l, Hr-Y 2 3, SHYC 2, 3 4, Stu dent Courrcrt 2 Carr and Cvown Commrttee 4 l lrke work, rt lascrnates nre l can srt and look at tt lor hours KLUGMAN. LEONA: Seton Hyp Srlver Trr 2, Glee Club 2, Blue Trr 3 4, S Il Y C 3, 4, Hr-Haven 4, Banquet Seatrng Commrttee 4 Much wrnwlorn olten goes wrth tewest words KNIGHT. IOAN: lo Srlver Trr l 2, Blue Trr 3, 4, C1,A A. 1 2, 3, lr Cvlee Club l, Banquet Seatrnfl 4 Seen, but not hvartl KOHLEH. WILLIAM: Brll ' Any colo:, so Iona as rt's red, rs the color that surts rrre best KOIZUMI, YOSH: Cap and Gown Comnrrrtee 4 Hrs taults rest gently on lrur. but hrs altrrbute:-: are heavy ' KOZLOWSKI, STANLEY: Sto::h Football 3, 4, S E YC 2, 3 4, Cornmerrcertrvrrt Conrmrttee 4 He who blxrshes rs not qurte a brute KURUP. LILLIE I.: Srlver Trr l 2, Cabrrret 2, Blue Tri 3. 45 Glee Club l Qt 3 Chorr 3, 4, SHYC 3, -l Hr Haven 4, G.AA 2, Pan Arnorrctzrr Club 2, 3, Class Day Commrttee 4 The tune- lul vorco wtf: lr.,-ard trom hrah LAMBERT. DONALD A.: S lf Y C 2 3 4, Banquet Commrttee 4. 'Strutrous tv please, yet not ashamed to tarl ' LAMBERT, RONALD: Hon Hr-Y 3 S F YC 3, 4 Vrceepres 4, Banquet Cornmrttee 4, Cardrnal Statt 4: ludge Stott 4, Stu- dent Courrcrl 3, Football 35 Hr Haven 4, Basketball l, 2, 3. 'l'hrs nrarr rs I1 valunre, rt you know how to read rt, LARSON. DONALD: T'Don S.lf Y C l 2, 3 4, Track 3: Swrm- rrrurq l, 3 4 Clee Club 3, Pres 4, lr Glee Club I My only books were wornen's looks, LAHSON, LEONARD: Lars lr Glee Club l, Sr Glee Club 2, Sr Choir 3k 4 Banquet Speeches Comrnrttee 4 l'Sometrmes srt ant trrrr' ' LITTLE. BONNIE: lntorrratronal Falls l 2, Seton Hy 3, Come rnencenrent Cotnmrttee 4 She was a phantom ol delrghtf' MACK. ANNE: Annu: New Praaue, Mrnn, C1lee Club 1, 2, 3, Blue Trr 3, 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4, Prom Cornrnrttee 4 For she was 1r.s2t the quret krnd whose nature never varresf' MARKHUS. BARBARA: Glee Club l 2, 3: Srlver Trr, Cabrnet 27 Blue Trr 3 -3 Presrdent 4, Pan Anrerrcan Club 3 S E Y C5 Ban- quet bcatrrru Corrrrrrrttee A good name rs worth gold. MASUMOTO. AKIYOSHI: 'Akr Calrtornra l Arrzona 2, 3 'l'rs eflrzclftorr torrrrs the corrrnron mrnd' . '5 A-1 I 5 yi.. t rs - 1 Wig 5 .ak ,p u ' 1-Q.-' MATTSON, WALLACE: 'Wally A l:1c-nfl to all MCMANUS, BETTY: Hlvlrclcey Dubuque, Iowa l ll liluf- 'I'1t 4, Banquet Speech Comm1ttee 4, Sl' YC 3, Ml nge l :rhall have t1me to make aoocl MIELKE, ELEANOR: Chrcago 3, Cornrner1ct-1r1er1t Cfrzzzrrrrttw- A quret conscrence makes one so serene MILLER, BETTY: Sllver Tr: Bl11e T11 3 4 GA A il Bartquvt Speeches 4 Every woman has her lault and lrnr.-fty 11: he-:rr MILLER, JAMES: S If Y C 3 4 Football l Gall -Z H1 Haven 4 Class Day Commrttee 4 Let s he ltayry, let fa I-I my fmml bye sorrow lor today MINARIK, GEORGE A.: 'll'1x1t Carfhrtal A:::'1 :1atv l.cl1to1 Banquet Seatmg Cornmrttee H1-Y 4, H1 Haven 4 M.1'::l1all Ht-1 , Wrestlrng 4, S If YC. 3 We can't all nl us. 11 'll lltll1Q:1l' MORTENSEN, CECIL: 'Cec Basketball l, 2 3 -1 lla::vhall 4, Cap and Gown Commutee 4, S If Y C 3, 4 WM: f, the :annu- to everyone, and has a sm1le lor all ' MYERS, ROGER: H1-Y 4, Chou' 2, 3, Movre Crew if 3 l'lanq11r-t Speeches 4, Chess 3, 4, Haclro Club 3 4, T1clcet llwruilr 4, Iur11o1 Cwlee Club l, Honor Socrety 4 l w1tl1 my late -' :rw-1111-tl w1ll plocl on NELSON. GUSTAV: Gu::' H1 Y QI 3, 4, Char f5r1':4 -l, Stu dent Councrl lg Sr. Band l, 3, Orchestra If Sl' Y C fl 4 H1 Haven 4, Goll 2 3, 4, Cap and Gown Cor11n1or1cer:'er1t 4, Char: many Cardrnal 4 Iudae 4. ' He was a aerrtle-mar from soul tn crown NELSON, GWEN: Fanbault l 2 3, Blur- T11 4, SE YC 4 H1 Haven 4, Banquet Seatma Commrttee 4 'lally 3 -t f:1f11r11,f: lun lovrna, yet smcere NELSON, IOY: Duluth l, 2, 3 Biue Tr: 4 My f 'l'lllt' 1:: my smlle NORDIN, MELVIN: Sw1mrn1nq l, lf, 3, 4 Car an-1 flown Corn lT1lllE'r3 4, Track 3, 4. ' lt s1lence weze aolrlen I l ll- 1 11111111-1 NORDQUIST, DONALD: Don ' O!CllPbl!fI I 2 3 H1 Y LI 3 4 Swrmrnrna 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Golf 3, 4 Carthnal Start ,I H1 Haven 4, Iudge Stall 4, Class Day Cornmrttee 4 S lf Y C 3 -I Tl1o::v long, Iona words, what do they mear13 O'BRIEN, LOIS: Loey ludae l, S1lver T11 I if S--crn-tary 2 Blue Tr1 3, 4, Calomet 3, Seton Hy 2, Stuflent C'ur11:1l l, lied Cross 4, SFIYC, 3, 4, Cardrnal Stall 4, Ba11q11-H' Cnmmrttur- Charrman 4, Pan Amerrcan Club 2 35 Band l L7 3 Those move eastest who have learned to dance OHLSEN, LAUREL D.: Nl1lce G A A. l, Seruo' GQ'-v Club 3, 4, Prom Commrttee 4 On one she smrlecl and ln was blost OHNSTEIN, IANET R.: Carroll Htah School S I' YC 4 Chou 3, 4, Blue Trr 3, 4, H1 Haven 4 Thought anrl work 1r1 r:1lence OLSON, DONALD EDWARD: Ole ' H1 Y 3, 4 'frm' P11-r, ll Student c:0lHtCtl 4 Orchestra 2 S li Y C 3, 4 Ch- rr Leaflet Y, 3 4 Carfirnal Stall Iuflge Stall, H1-Haven 4, Clos.: Day Cum mrtlee 4, Class Secretary, Gymnasucs 2, Goll ll -1 Not rnvrf-r ly a chrrt, hes tl1e old hlock 1tselt ONDOV. RUTH: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 G A A l Blur- T11 4 Pmrn Comm1ttee 4 l steal tl1r11 l1le IU my own q111et wary OPDAHL, DONALD: Don Band l 4' Track fl Stu-l1'r1t Chun c1l l, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, SEYC H1-Haven 4 Iziqe 4, Class Day Commutee 4 Carchnal 4 ULIIP 1:: 11 rest uri all tlunatz show 1t ORGON, LOTS M.: Glee Clxzh .I 3 Clzfvtr 3 4 'VVl1y wolli when lun can be had3 ' ORTON, STACY: Stacc Football 3 4, Bassketlnmf l 2 Wren, tl1ng l, Class Day Cornmrttee, Cha1r1nan 4 Tai! lay Commu- tee 37 Glee Club l, 2 Presrdent QI, S I, Y C, 3 4 And who IS to guard the guards themseIves7 OSWALD, BETTY LOU: Bettes Banquet Seann: Carnrrnttm- 4 'There never was a mmute that Betty wasnt rn rt OUELLETTE, IEAN: Edrson 2, G A A 3, 4 Pre::11.l+-11' -l Banquet Comrmttee, She IS r1ch 1n good deeds ' PEART. LOIS: Seton Hy 2: S1lver T1'1 2, Blue T11 K 4 Banquet Commtttee 4, S If Y.C Laugh and the world lazrqr-. w1tl1 you PEDERSEN, CONSTANCE E.: l'COHYt1ClI Plroenrx Arrrrona, Blue -l-l'l 4, Prom Commrttee 4, lt 1:5 the t1ar1qu1l gefgll- who ac complrsh much PETERSON, RUSSELL: Rus Worth makes the :r:1n PETERSON. ALLEN: Pete Cap ana Gown Comrnrttee 4 SF YC. 3, 4, Vtce-Pres1dent Se-mor Class Baselxfl l, Y, Coll 3, 4 I tlunlc but dare not speak PETERSON, EVELYN: Blue T11 3, Com:r1c-r'1c+.-n1er1t C'rr11n1ttvv 4 Beauty rs truth, truth beauty RAMBEHG, RICHARD: lllx'li He has rm r1m11cv 111 l11s :mn1l, no rulllmz 1111 luls slml' RAVLIN, MARY E.: Hr1lLly G A A l S1lvv: 'l'11 l T1m1s1l1kPr llulmq Clul' if Blue T11 ll, -1 Calumet S l, Y C Hmlqlml CLJIII- xulllvo A 51 111! sllll and bflkllll RICK, BOB: lnlllun lfcho, Mmnesoln S lf Y C lirxfslcolbnll l'f1Ull111ll Hman-l1:xll, P10111 Corumltteo 'Our lwfzl prmsse IS lo lic lm. lllvlltl RIEDEL, FRANK: S1 Glov Club 12, Hm1q1.v1 Sal-1111111 Comrxuttec Al, Cmlllrml A 1111111 Glllljllil mon HIGGLE, CHHHLES: Ukflmuck' Huvlln Club -l llclmlc- Club -1 li.1crnl111111f1l1l1' CTo1x1:111llue -1, S lf Y C 1 LI J Chou -1 'lAq1eml lu tllllltl ' RING. CHARLES: Cl111ck Hn-my HI-111 Suhoul l Lf, Band 3 -l, HIIIIQKIOI -1, Clwfzra ll -1, S lf Y C 3 Hr- swlll to hem, slow to fzpnnlc, Gull falvw In wrnlll ROGERS. ROLAND: Bl-C1115 ' Golf l 2 lmxsketlwall l 2, 3, 11, llmllmll l, 1' K, Al, W'1'estl1r1q ll, -l S ll Y C l, Li 3, 4 Cu1d1r1nl I -l 1nIl1v1 lun 11 l1Ii1SklIl llmn m1ytl11rm else l know' HOGNESS. ARTHUR: A qurxtlmrmnn makes rm nmso RYDEEN. MARGIE I.: lilm- 'l'11, G A A Glow Club, -1 H Club, lllmm Sm-11-11 Slut vnluxrs qmully as Q s1mbemu' SALOVICH. EDWARD: S11lly' Basketball l ll, 3, -1, Cclplclnl 41, S II Y C 11 ll, Cnr null Gown CTOlTllTllll9t' -1, Slxxde'-rn Councll Lf! .l, Cuulllrml -1 lim-fzvlvlrnq of all lmnorb l1uc1p1eCl upon lllII1.l SANDERSON, MARY GRAHAM: Sonlly' Hand l, 2, 34 Sllver' 'l'11 ll, Hllw 'l'1' ll, -1, Cabmul -1 Sec y-lmus -1 Student Council ll, .L 1M-lwnlw LT fl, -1 Smfylu-11s 3 llmim 3 -1, Pres, 3, 4, llu1111: Soon-ly I1 -I S1-by 'l'1Q-as -1 Cn:li1:1al Co ldxlor 4, Com 1111-rw--11ll-111 Cum -1 Cu Cl1.1111:m11 S ll Y C A1 lll-H11VUl'l -1 She ::: xmlwlo, w1:.v .1111l yuxlluzxorxs ' SCHOEN, PHYLLIS: l'l1o1gl::: S li Y C -1 Glnv Club 2 Chou' .2 lZ1111q11w1 5:1-.-rlwf: -1 A ywml tm-11ll 1s lvttez llmu s1lvvr .11 1111l l SCHROEDER. IEANNIE: l'vnv1l llox lilno 'lm -1 S li Y C 41, H1 H11v1-11 -1 l'l1r111 ll film- Ululn 1' 3 lmnqllcl Sg'0m'l1:1s -1. Hy 11ll Ilx11l':z 111-ml null qlo11o11s ' SHABATURA. LEO: H511 down -null :ost lx wlulf: SHOLTON, IEANNE MARY: GAA if li Glow Club l, 27 S1 CTl1.111 3 -1, 231-c1v1n1y ll, SllVP! 'llr1 l QT Blzm T31 3 4 Class: Day l'11111111Ilu ' IM ' ,1 1- A1 1 mlm- yml :O 1111.11 llxerx qw nlwcvl SIMON, ROSE: Clm11 fl Hluv T11 'I S ll Y C 3 l'ic11q11v1 Com' 1111l1-1-1 -1 'll1---1-:z xml 11 l11l ol lu-1 tlmt s mol .1111141lNlo' SKOOG. ZONE M.: Cfwk-1111 M1r1111-:mln Cay mul Gown CKWITlIllll 1111- -I Hliln- nm l1x11.1l1 w11l1 H111 1ull1vsl and wmk w1ll1 lluz l11A l1'-'l SMITH. ROBERT W.: limb ' lH-mmm lllmms l Swummmq Lf .K -I Lfnpllilvl -1 l'r1c1ll1nIl Sl, P10111 Cl1r111111tIou Clmxrmcm 4, Cl1o11 .K -I ill-111111 film- Club 2 SlfYC 11 3 bl H1-Y bl Cc111l111nl Wl1v11 lix1l1 W-1:1 .1 lflulll luv was mul vuty W1l1i SMITH, WILLIAM D.: li1ll ' Glue Club .Q CllOll' -1 S lf Y C Lf ll, -l, Sw1:111:l11111 Z Il, l'0ull1nll Q' H1 Y 1? llmm QtDl!lllllllP0 fl Wl1v11 lllll w.1:: 11 ln-l lu- wns If-1'1l1fy lwm SOLAND. EILEEN: H1-11111l11 Maxxum-:al-'11 Sl' YC -I Prom Com' 1111111-v OSH-1-5111 1:a1111v11!lv1l1111l1 SONMOHE, RONALD L.: lim: lhmll l .' 3 H1 Y 3 -1, Fool l111ll ll 'l'111vk 11 ll1 ll.1v--11 -l Hu 1: 11111 11-1v1111v1lf: and mx ulwlw 1:1-111 ' SPRINGEH. IEANNE: l1 2i1111l1-111 C11 :11c1l Sll'-'Nl l'11 2 H011 Cross L' fl 'l'1:-11:.ll1L-' ,l Il lSl11--'l'11 ll l S ll Y C ll H1H1won 11, PGN' A111--111-1111 iTl.,l1 il lh111q11vl C'111:11111lfv11 Qjdlllllldl Not 11111vl1 lnlk 1111111111 :W1-vl ::1l1'm'v ' STAEGE, DAVID: 'lllmlvy' l'-1r11l1-ill l ll ll -1 Basketball l 12,5 lllnzvl-11ll l If ll C111-l11ml A1ah1w1:1t+.w lId1lu1 P10111 Comlml 1,-1-N Cu Cl111111N: 1111, S l' Y Lf fl 4 Slmflvrur Cmmgll 3 .1 A 1001 lull umm 1: rank--ll11xll umm mul l-1st lwt not lf-ost rx lady s lllxlll SHI 1 STARK, HLEY ANN: S1lv111 'l'11 l Hlll-1 'l':1 3 -l GA A l -1 Kim- Clul l X ll1111q11ol Syfvvrln-:z Cormmlluv. l W111llll llml my 11111111111 .'11.l1l lxllm llw llE0l1 15111: llml n1l:w III 1119 STEVENS, LEONE MARY: S1v1'11- Svlml Hy l llluv T11 ll -1 1w1lv1-1 l1A11l ill YC -I H1l'l11v--11 l Clubs llcly Cl1I111111l1--n F111 1l111f1l ll--' l1l1.::l1 1:4 l1m111'1l1:l .111.l ollcn 111Cw111.'1-11111111 STEWART, ROBERT: Stow ' CT11:.lm.1l SIGN bl lmraqucl 4141111 11l11lI1-11 -l SIM!--Ill C111l11v1l .l -l Sl YC ll .l -1 l l1H11v1-Il -l, l.111ll111ll lVll11 -1 H1 Y All l11r1.11mf: spuqk ol lg1m' STUUHMANS. MARY LOU: U H1ql1 l Ll lllxzv T11 3 C11l11r10l -l li111'1'11l11:::1-11f1- QwUlIllIllll00 Clam: Day C.111111x1l'1w S l' Y C Gim- Q l11l1 .l ll1ll.1v1-11-1 C1111l111.1l 'llzlrsl as l11..'1!1 .na my l10PH'll SVAC, IOHN IR.: llmak-rlluull l l'uutbl1li l linsvbrzll 4, Sl1YCT il ll111'v.1l1: ,-1-111v CT111111111ll1w lkllv rmxv' llnl rm2l11r1,1 IO Inu .111 y Sym. 1 I. ,ar . :lc ' SWEET, DONNA: Silver Tri, Blue Tri 3 4, Iudqe l, Bari uvt Committeep SEYC, Glee Club 3, Spanish Clwi: 2, 3, Clfled Cross 3, 4 No, shes not very tall but her jolly ways make up lor all SWENTEK. WOODROW: Woody Football 2 3 -I Wiestlina lg Track 2, 4, Prom Committee 4 There stands 1 stiuctuie ol majestic lame TANGEN. RUTH C.: I-tuthie Silver Tri, Cabinet l President 2, Student Council 2, Red Cross 2 Blue Tri, Cakiriet Secre- tary 3, Vice-President 4, President 4, Cardinal 4 S ll Y C, Class Da Committee 4, Baccalaureate Committee -1 Gfee Cluh l, 2, lTri'd and true ' TAYLOR, LORA MAE: Silver Trl, Blue Tri 3 -'l E3 inquct Coin- rriittee, SEY,C. 2, 3, 4. l'Witli mirth and lauzhtf-i le-t old wrinkles come THOMPSON, LORRAINE: l.o:iie ' Brooteri lxltrtnosota, Blur: Tri 3, 4, Cvlee Club 2, 3g Choir Q, G A A 2, l-Von: Committee, Pan-American Club 3, 45 SFYC 3 Hi-Haven 4 A good student, a good worker, and a good triericl ' Cardinal Stall 4, Baccalaureate Comm 4 Youth Contax THORSON. IAMES: Slim HIYY 7, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. , - 3, 4, k ., Hi Haven 45 Track 4 Silence is golden, but l tal sonic-tunes TORELL. MARILYN IOYCE: Sho:ty' Princeton l il 3 Speech Committee, Blue Tri 4 Better the leet slip- than the tongue TREFETHEN, ROSE IEANNE: G A A 2, 3: Glen Club l, Z Choir 3, 4, Blue Tri 3, 4, Class Day Committee, Southeast Youth Cuz: ter 3, 4, Hi-Haven 4 l'She walks in beauty like tl:-f ntaht TRIPP. SHIRLEY: Edison, Glee Club 4, Chou -I i ur-I Seat- ing Committee As merry as the day is lona WALLACE, KATHREN ANN: Kayte ' G A A l bt-tori Hy l, Z 3, 4, President 4, Glee Club l, 2 Chou 3 1 5- quiet ana so lady like WALNUM, INGER I.: Radio Club 4, Blue Tit i 1. S l. Y C 4. Nothing succeeds like success WARFIELD. PEGGY: Davenport lowa, Comm :ni--:it Com mittee Good nature and goodness must vw-' i ATSON CAROL ' Cwlee Clt b l Cl t 3 'Wi Cuiiss l, 2, 3 W , : ir . . ioi ., nz Student Council l, 2, Silver T11 l 2 Blue Tit 3 bl ltadio Club 3, 4, President 4, Banquet Speeches 4 'Let mf- tfnl the world WAY. TUPPER: Tup S F Y C 3, 4, Hi Y 2 3 tl Secretary 3, Class Day Committee, Tennis 3 l love night inoze than day WEST. AMBER: t'Ambie Sr Glee Club 3, 4 Sr Choir 3 4, Student Council 3g Silver Tri Blue Tri 3, fl, Cazrliri-.il Stall, Pan- American Club 3, ludge l, 2 S If YC. 3 4 lliriqttet Seating, H1 Haven 4. A true lriend, lorevei a liiend WHITE, EVADINE: Debby Eewate ol all li A riost lc-wats' ol man WRIGHT, DON: Banquet Si eeclies Always ' L- mloin-vided upon YURECKO, IAMES T.: hacks ' Stticient Couug.. 4 Ht Haven 4, S.EYC 2, 3, 4 Banquet Speeches Committw- -l All the boys were in despaii to tina out how he ctxlei :tif hair YAMADA. YOSHIO: Canal High School ltivf-:s .ll.'t.'oita, Harltn Club 37 Cap and Gown Committee 4 VJitlz lf'r.o'1t pride, I scoin each sellzsh end Camera Sliy BENUSA. ROMELLE: Royalton High School, Com- mencement Comrriittee, mln company well could she laugh. FROLICH, ELIZABETH: 'lLiZ. St. Margarets lg Seton Hy 2, Cap and Gown Committee 4. Feebly she laugh- eth, LINDER, NORMA: Battle Lake, Evansville, Band 4. Her way is pleasant, her smile is gold, SMITH, ROBERT A.: lordan lr High lg North High 2 tbl, Marshall High 3, 4, Band l, 2, 4 Allow sweet his tziusic W 'rv .9 C' as 4, :A ,L 'Q fi. l s 5. v ,V s4, 9 H 5 3 15 3 was' is c 'Q 9 . S K. x 3 H 4 r I ...mi ll Loolcing forward to a Bright Future Q I s Mr. Carlson-12th grade Row 1: M. Harris, A Pertetti, Mr. Carlson, G Becker, O. Benton. Row 2: M. Pilney, M. We-nf dell, E. Foss, B. Hanson, l. Godfrey. Row 3: A. Schieman, F. Corbett, W, Erickson, A. Riley, G. Mattox Row 4: K Tiosvold, B Moore, D Melby, H. Olsen, P. Hasslinger, G. Olson Mr. Olsen-12th grade Row l: K. Harninen, D. White, Mr. Olsen, I Ontko, A. Perkins. Row 2: B Cachiaras, B Langlais, B, Schebloom, I. Mancino, E Grnitro H. Schmidt. Row 3: A. Larson, M. Busnacko I. Bianchi, W. Sherar, B. Larson. Row 4: K Garfield, B. Hannah, B St. Croix, D. Wright L. Christensen, P. Dickson Row 5: B. Iack- man, B. Wizik, I Freeman, B White, B Becker Mis: lrvine-l lth grade Row 1: H. Fujimoto, L. Mitchell, Misf: Irvine I. Thorson, M. Hottinan. Row 2: E Mitchell H. Swanke, R. Thorup, L. Paulson, I. Leversee Row 3: L. Van Malderghein, D. Iohnson, Y King, I. Kocina, A. Howard Row 4: B. How ard, I. Mclienney, B. Kerscli, F. Cerney, C Noonan Row 5: E. Bauman, C. Kroening, C Durda, I. Teberg, R. Grabnor, R. Oie M1,:f:CocE:i 1:11-V I III: ar-dd-v Row I: M fox, I Hdurltz, M1.::: Cockburn, I Kuluu, II IIIII Row 2: I- HIII, L Mellem, B Gooduoll, IV Podrl, F Rhoda Row 3: B Booth II Stone, EY Iolmfson, C Olson, I. Harper, I-5 I Somllv How 4: I? Nelson, D Peabody, If Iorxrnrnzml T lIc1::::l1rmlvr', L Armdenson, K ,Mer- IICIC Mu Wlnli'-II IIIl1qm.i- Row 1: I' I1I1llf'I', IS Fmvllllrm, Mrg: Waddell, I Ilvxdl-r, Ii l.IfITlNlI'lLI Row 2:I Flllll A Hart mlm, G II'-rirlmq, I Wood, T Qllfiddl, C GUI I-um.: Row 3: N Cl1:apfIrp:f1r1, I5 Mvycrr, I3 Bd!- Iwy, I MI-rrzqk, I Koppu Row 4: S Meyer II IIvII+-won 'ff lglOIIIQIllt1l,R Wrwrnr-r, I5 Gowdn M Hlazlu-y How 5: IW Ifdliy, R Stocksioml I Frm:--II V ff 1rI, I SIIIIIII Mm.: II fit' .tilrm IIIII or-Llp Row 1: G I IIJUII, II Sclmrdm lwllzen Stl-'vrllrm Il IVIUIIUIII' I.. M Ilr-rl1m'ldl1I Row 2: P Frdndl II Smw-ngzvr, A Num.-':, L Pf-nrnsorl Row 3: II IIIIIIIIIIII-Id IVIOI vVl'L1w' I? Ilrxderud G, Amp I. IIIVICLS Row 4: M Iolmmorl IU RCQI'lG:1Li,N QIIll'IIIlOVll I I Ifmzzvvllwr Row 5: M Luecllce M VI1u1:I', 'I C-1v1IIm G Awlwr.:ori I Ny- an-rl MI.: 'l'l1zlI w xml M1.1.: lIl1Iu51:t1.:oI1' Spf-cml Row 1: QS l I1I,:nIl.-, Il IJWIIIGUCIIC Mrk: Turley Mrs.: II11Il'l1z:..1lm, I Gdllmm Row 2: II Mus- lllmollqll I :9Iw1'1I1I1r1,S Uppvmlxrvl M Tllorpp Row 3: M Wooll, I, Sko-ummm IW Glrlz, II IMI-u'IMwru'I1::. If I,y,:v How 4: G Admrra H Ilwvliwrz C' fir wvlzl-r, ki II'IIlI,'l0Tl If 'I'olI1mfI rs A. Miss Tiirnquistgl ltli grade Row 1: N. Altizer, E Corbett, Minus Tiirnfqxiigf P Se-lviq, B Larsson Row 2: L Reno, P H-'IGVT ty, V Gluuvitz, G Me-relt, P Simon Row 3 M. Sorensen, C O'COnnell, M O'Hot,1rn S Emerson, P, Heusbourg Row 4: ll lfllarw-rry H Toni, H Lindgren, H Adkins, I Riyrior Row 5: I Corbett B Nolan, ll Gro. A Mollie-:son, B Eagle How 5: I Crciwlwrl W Doelz, G Hofldy, Li Siinonff VV Mf-:anti Mipsr ltolrl-I ltli finnis- Row 1: I Sniitli, H Hulk, Minn' llulil S E-I ,.1 H Lewizl Row 2: M Hird,I litickffrmzz ll Edin, A, Andersen Row 3: I, Ste-indorf ll Conway G Mcittrson, R. Hellmnd, L Czzizi Row 4: lt, Pcinlcucli, M Iolinson, I Mflzzfrriwi I Olson How 5: H SlTTlO7lf'lll, V llolyiini F1 Henry, A Holpin, H Giiloclie-lc How S: G Nyqren, ll L,9l'tllI'ITl It Hciuo, I? Mnzfirz Mira: Vincont-lltlt ffII'C1,.f' Row 1: I Bottrnor, P Scuizo, Minas Viriu-rut ll M1nor1k,G Pexersen Row 2:12 Wnllffn It Zappa, N McSlione, P Iolirnzon, I llifilll Row 3: M Horse-tt, ll Sctilffl: P Sclioltf-I M Hciogenron, ll IPJIATILETOCI Row 4: P Olnon W Drokea, M Hsfnipliill, L Bifckfztroni, K li :nz Row 5:I McCcnilsy, L Kiinf-rtn, ll St Cv: I Horoldson, li Ellinogzwortli Row S: ll Ani-'r son, R, Cfiftwriofit, I Str-riffftlr P Hilti-1 II Pederson Mises ldfxlltilil - lUtl1 Qflldf' How l: P Cowie-Citi, I Sllllllflllzl, Mllifi M--il-:zu C. Block, S Siniociulio Row 2: I Ctir. .:'f'll I Cciciiicirou H Omtonnlort, IW Hmrklfirivi l. Fimli, P, HOIITIIIIQ Row 3: P Griiiitlprrf Q' Scliniieden I H-irri.:, L lyrilimri, li H'-rx, Row 4: H Vv'0r1r7+'-l M Hogan, L Hovlrnzzet I Iofferts, M Pciprwxf: K Silrlzrf-ri Row 5: lfl lf. Er f-r, ll Lrlliti ln Horinfrn H il1c'l-:,',G Hr' Mmm CllKIINIIlL1H-'lUIll urode Row l: R. Amle-rrson, G Christ, Miss CllGIfDIYlUD M Lcirazon, L Mlelko Row 2: H Anderson, R lIlL'llIOI, ll Ondov M Dougherty, D. Lee Row 3: II llrtrrmnson, V SCl1C1I'dll'1, M Berq- nmn, R. I1-nson, M Ilmlulquifzt Row 4: B, Kule- wuiz, R Stuplw, W Farrell, I Konel, B. Mini clnllx. Row 5: I Sr1lov1Cl1,R Iohnson, I, Rauch l, Nuwll, I, Hcirerrrlxmsvn Row S: B. Riqqle, D firm-rm, A Gorvln, F Sovorn, S Tlrorup Mrzz Muflrlrrc-:z---lUti1 llTuTd9 Row l: Y VVn,1l:1Iud, F fflraenpevter, Mrs, Moc- lnnmz, R Polmn ll Hurt Row 2: A. Aloxun dvr, C Gibson, B Slrunglrnc-say, D. Anderson Row 3: I, Munrnnfz, l Gellllorn, A Peterson H Nnlgaon, ll Berqqron, Row 4: E Bills, ll Vrwztrvm, l,. Slcogland, I Goodsoll Row 5: I Swuinmon, I7 VVC-utr-rlDerrr:, I Fl-cloc-rn, I Ficfller C3 Pnqo lVIl:1:1S1IIIOHt'l lllllr qrudfr Row l: G llvndcrrnclrmcl, M Mcilllony, Mlm: SIIIIUHOI, M Rf-.Iran L Winlclor Row 2: G Gurlrf-lfl, l, Hvlm, R Cl1Pi'1lllGIIl, H. Stevens H Koi-pkv, li Arrdurrson Row 3: I5 Schu- r11uvl1vr,HGwrc T SPVIYICAIOV E NiCol,I Sunfl Row 4: T. Kmntclr, A Gordo, H Bobvck, R Llnn, M, llonlvy Row 5: G Kroeninq, B Fish W Homer, lf, Glllrc-rlpsorm How 6: A Rusncxcko I4 llC1UllUf'IkI, l. SIov.11i,G liqqfhn I? Iollnulon IN Iholy Munn l.lt'I1 Spswml Row 1: C Ol:-non, W llunn, H Ile-rxucletlo Fl Shiv:-r1::, H Murzvnmwn, ll-flI:3.2 Lmn, I Anflerrson N llmlwrl, H llouly, T Gvrnor Row 2: Fl Lmlrn, lf Pe-tvxzlurm, C Suxnclvll, I Flmalond, I 'l'lllk1X ll llnrdro, R Poicrson, I. Kimzrrl, E Fl' llvkmurm Row 3: If Sclnrrow, ll Kvll, M l'lG11Cl: K Tl-vv, ll Clumlou, Il Kx1lllt'l,A Buck, A Nell- ron G lNl1lpp.1,A Pollock R Wanna Mr. PihlstromilOtl'1 grade Row 1: D Flavin, D Scllmidt, Mr, Pittlstrom M, Beno, E. Sperry, Row 2: I Corbett, K. Mor tensen, K, La Plant, G LaLonde, D Strom Row 3: R Adams, L. Se-tdenrsticker, K Nelson F. Nelson, D. Adams Row 4: B, Hogetvedt, I Thomas, L Erickson, I Braun, A Flentcaordos Mr. Lien-lOtl1 grade Row l: I. Lanqlatgz ll lTQMllliC, Mr Lion, P: Quammen, I Bailey Row 2: ID, Polzin, D Mezzenga, G, VVestman, H Parton Row 3: I Lambert, P Schebloozn, B Wulfel, I Ffvclxt, A B1ancl11 Row 4: D FO.'5llf?Il, ll Harris, H Barth R Hubler, V l'lan.:0n Mllili Garden4lU!lt flfildf' Row 1: D Sporlten, W. Hamm-'-n, M1113 Gardnn I Rouse, V. Lewts Row 2: B Fornftll, l. Rmn er, C Kluqman, B On-Wy, R Fortuna How 3 E Berquisst, I Stark, P- Nolan, B Clatrzscn, I Eclcrstrorn Row 4: L Lauren, I Lapminto, R Miller, R Barnett M Hanson Mrs.: O Stovntnq- lOtl1 anvil- How l: R Holtvwr, M Olxan lVl1::.: O SIFTVYIIYVI If Sdndnll, C Lundqutnt Row 2: I Mattmaon I Hall ll Mfisxd, F Steve-n.: Row 3: E Svac I EV'f'Il'l.1, S Salyffr.: M Rotlt, lf Mtllcr HOW4 I Benninaltftr R Svtlf-rtlt I Horn I Cmtt M Lcfrptclm Miss LeidlA9th grade Row 1: B. lfpperly, C Downs, G. Baker, D, Dickson, M. Wurrnstein. Bow 2: V. Wray, C. Dalen, I, Dougherty, C. Engstrom, Y, Essig. Row 3: P. Hanson, D Eddy, B. Peterson, D. Pennington, B. Anderson. Row 4: M. Grabner, V Heiinann, C Donavan, I Shaddrick, D. St. Cyr, Row 5: M Kroqstad, P Barkrnan, I. Yonnabern, R Smith, B Pearson, D Thuttedal. Mr. Meixner f--9th qraclo Row 1: W. lohnson, W Waldeca, Mr Meixner, L. Maaer Row 2: R Etnier, I. Holland, R Hansen, H Heath, M. Caouette. Row 3: R Ga R. Lar-:en W Reeve G Theros Row 4: y, , , 1 , , M Ioraensen, G, Crum, K Ganiec, I. Burdick H. Zappa. Row 5: P Wilson, D Kowitz, H Holotl, B. Donley Mr. llurd----9th aradv Row 1: M. Fox, B Perry, Mr Hurd, I. Sykes, I. Heath. Row 2: R Ainundson, D. Anderson L, Bruneaii, D. Faircloth. Row 3: I. Erickson R. Ienson, H. Harolclson, L. Hill, N. Gibson Row 4: D. Hasenbank, S, Anderson, A Pehou- shek, I. McVay. Row 5: D. Foster, P. Obera D. Carlson, L, Harris, P Hawkins How 5: G. Ieseph, M Satroizi, D. Pinch, D Gunn, P: Munnell Mr. Iones--9th qrade How 1: I, Anderson, D Huahes, Mr. Iones, B. De Angelo, I. Zappa Row 2: R. Corbett, M Soyett, S. Mitchell, B. Christolterson, E, Orwoll Row 3: D. Lolqren, L Soice, M. Bailey, L. Bera rnan, V Hill How 4: A, Benesh, I. Raicich, G Collier, M, Huhhiian, H Lenhart. Row 5: I Lang, I. Sheldon, D, Hadtrath, I. Sava, B Schafer. Row 6: D. Thoreson, D. Galen, R Kanoski, A. Sorenson, D. Allen. P Mi.:.a Wfilxli-9th qrudfr Row l:I Pfvtermon, S Holtziimigfrn, Mig: Wi1l.:Ii I Ford, IU Burns Row 2: S Strom I3 Siiody L Henning, V Firchow, C Pohl, M Mm-lliir Row 3: B PC-ternon, E Peck G Sain:-rm, M Ionogs, II Riley Row 4: I5 I7nI.airii1, W Iiiir rouqiifs, T Rosenhorger, B Griiiiimii, C Giilii rin, I5 Mfxfiniixron Row 5: T? HKUIKIUH, H Iwi 'inn W Torell, A Liiick R Nnrigwn IW I+-n.:,-:i Mr,: Montank-Qin qrofiw Row l: M Scnalzfzn R Olwn, Mr.: Montfink D Mudge, F Fodnepaa Row 2: F Elliot, If Ilseniko, L Erickason, L Stnlzol, IF Iidholin, G Robbins Row 3: M Czoiu, IW Frerfnigoii S Tripp, G Borqstroin, K Hoiavern Row 4: C Ellingiswortn, V Grove, M Mclnninfi, A Ginn olmon, H Rok, A Curry Row 5: C N1-Iliirid I Ste-risfetn, I Urbonk, R Clfliirzon F N+fI.:on H Warrington Row 6: C Schinid, T Horzzcli, I Ixqzatei, I. Cxififi I Singer, I. Sormlf-il Mr.a Iiriqrenfx--9tPi imido Row 1: P Larson C Skoiliind Mr.: Ifnq.-nn IU Ellis, M Tliifvl Row 2: L IH-.gk I Ciirwy ID Ciiiok, B Iaiinok, B RdZ3!Til1.1.lf'I1 Row 3 A GQJTIIQTKI A VGTXDWVOTI L ltr-i'13c,'iu,1i N Heron, P O'NQil Row 4:I Swfrniaon I Ma- theny, Lf Mf1ki,G Brown, L Ali-:knori Row 5 R Koch, P Wc1lIen,W InqfvLir1f1t1wri, M Good sell, N Davison Row 5: I Bngkglmiii, I Sul' Quia? L Tollnfzsrziii P Scot! IF Mi:Cwr1w Mig.: HFHTV-8II'l fxrifi- Row l: L Iindrf1,I Ilfmsorzii-'ry' I ii'1wk1n.: Mig. Henry, ID Tolleigon G Pnilliiza How 2: M Maid, C Hogfenberg, T. Lync-fa, I, Wold, Ii Zappa Row 3: H Svvcwt, W Skinnnr H Slouqiitsrr, VV Sklnnor I5 Ho.:f?nf1rHn,I Piidvn Row 4: P Lf1Zorick, P Snow, M Anvivrzori, P Auqiizstson, M Kittnlzron C Donailiiiv Row 5: I Ponicl-ii E Miinnoll T Willni in I? Tliolvn, C Sprinaier, B Sioffonaon Row 5: E Biiclivi, H Qzsqiiist I3 Hopkin.: H vV,i1IlT.lII'i5II1 T Hointzoinvin, M MCGilIwr1',' Mi-:iz Cullman tllh qrarlw Row 1: IU Aflam.:, S Black, ll Slcillinas, Misra Cirlrmiiri, I Matlifiny, R Farrwll Row 2: L. Bro- Iwra ll Srlirninlt, li PlChI,I SI Clair, M Carl- :zim II Nov-1k How 3: A Iohnfson, E Murray, I4 Kirii1::lfHy,G Olwrq I Murphy, K Nichol- mirz How 4: P lloclaews, I Durand, Fw Carlson, I' fivliivtl, ll Iiartz R IM-:Bill How 5: I3 Fish, I E3.iri:iiorw, P Murphy, I Carr, I Musica, M Ciirlcwri Row 6: M Goraianicr, I3 Holton, I5 II'-riry,I Iwlingrnri G Com: I5 Crooks Mi: 11 lie-iii:-nl Illh iqrarlv Row l: I5 Mlllur, li Olrlhwld, Mrzs Bement, T Mvgliam-, l. I?-rlclwri, M Mahoney Row 2: M Taylor, I Osoll, C Iiolzetad, T Ackorzson, R llf-Ilanil H Bianchi Row 3: L Grimm, G Mi-Ilan K Stiiwri K Anclcrson, I Hool, I Hvriulrrlil Row 4: G Rockwoocl, ll Morin, H lI1if-lmtori, G Smith Ii Qiiadv, G Koistenen Row 5: P llvarix I Sybrant, T Tomnik, D 'l'i1yIur I Malmbarq M Ionkinn Row B: C Iwluilw-rx: M Noonan L Maaor R Iohnrson I W W .f l,f-wi.: K If-Iailaia l Anderson Mi I'IuVVl 9th .lrailv Row 1: H Slowly I Rozwriqrvri M Clark, ID Iliilrwg Il Hyullwznz, R Salrorti Row 2: B KI--xw-ri, G Clirifzlorvhvraozi I SI-coaland, K Cw::1,.,i1i, W Haiialiw Row 3: ll Dalrofa, I Miivllv-r Il C:x,Il'IWI'1k1IlI,T Aclcvrgs, I Harald- -' V Wilnan Row 4: I Shacklo, G, Anfler- .villl mon M Thompaon, ll V-1rilIwVVaIIcm, V Coiiltvr Row 5: IU Giigtiiizznri T, Paao li Iohnxon, I5 Anil'-r.:ar1, M Wi-.:Ivrlrvr'a, L liiekar Row 6 VI' Ill-isle, II llvridwrzaclivid I Livri L Bororli I' I llll kTll IR Garvtri MI Uliririrwri 7121 -lriulw How 1: ll llvlaf-fmri L llofith Mins: Shannon W M-iylarirl, ll Piiflon Row 2: S Anclrofzon Il Hirilzt ll Braun A Mi-1IiaGvio,lrl Gellhorn Row 3: I? lirariiwn M Maislow, H Means, I Nr-lqwri H Kilto Row 4: IW Iolmston, A Stol If-:ixuri V lil-riimxvrdaz Ii Ariwlerfzon, IX? v1n-- Row 5: li lfriaobrntgzon B Nordiri, A Wriaht C lfmflit, M Kniitmon How 6: G Pap Imp I' Pohl, A lfrrulcsrri I llmixsboiim, R Arn Swrgriri IW Lathrtivr lla Mr:1 PQWQII- 7II1C,1fCICiA' Row l: IW Hclrrfson, IV' Hmrrrur-rx II 1v.'I:1rrgx Mrs IDOWLAII, G Mmrrf-r, M Guru: 7 Row 2 I Mctheny, G Ilrpda-1111112 L fl.: 1-rrnorr, I? Pomckr, M Lren, I Kona, N IW-Iv-: r, Row 3 L Lic1:r,R Colbert W Onkrorrr-r I Pwr-r-:rcrrr R Sybrurrt, L Mffcrrrrz Row 4: I IQIIIIIII, V Iorgermcen, I3 Pdrxkomrr, IW Wnri Ir Lmd I Harris, R Rclssrrulmrfrrr Row 5: I: f-rr1I:1rr1:, If Toplmnl R Thorrrrf:'orr R Br-rf: I Hwrrcrf- Il Leverrcom Row S: C Lffvr-rvfwzrr L .',f'rr'I-vii, If LGrr1Iir0.f, II SCSU IC I1Y1'.f-, L IIfr't't I5 Iv :rr Cork. Mrnzfa Amricrscrr -7th CZTVHCIVN Row 1: F4 Hffrmrrrq, W CJIHOII Mx.. fxrnrr-r11c rI H Dulroaz, I5 Arnrsdori II Sl1IIIIII'rTf. II'I Row2 M Qurqrrhh I IIC-Ilurrd, R IIrvreIff',' 'II I-inlrrxf-r L. Hfirlsorr Row 3: I? Iordurr, I, Cwxrzrrry K Moore, R Griffin, M Craig, II IV'!:,. Row 4: M. PEBCITSOTI F Pvteruom I. 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CSD A mm BMW QQA0QE?L,,QmN Qanlun Athletics 1 1 Q, L Football The Marshall Mites started the sports sea- son handicapped by both size and experience. The Cardinal team carried the red and white proudly on the gridiron, however, and though sometimes outplayed they were never out- tought. From the starting whistle to the tinal gun, Cappy's boys doggedly fought out every game. Co-Captain Stan Soyetts brilliantly de- pendable line-play earned for him the Starf Iournal player award. With an all italian backtield Cappy expects to accomplish big things next year, and he be- lieves Phil Riley and Ioe Mancino will be as good captains as Stash and l'Angus were this year. Coach Cappy Iones Co-captains Patterson cmd Soyett Marshall .. . . . U Henry . Sl Marshall.. . U Vtfashburn 25 Marshall. . 6 Southwest 14 Marshall.. , . U Central l9 Marshall . U North I2 Marshall l2 Vocational G Marshall U South I9 How l: Coach C Iones, I Peterson, W Swentek, B. Rogers, Co-Capt B Patterson, Co-Capt S Soyett, I Fkborg, P. Riley, I. Mancino, I. Mezzenga, B. Minnichilli, D. Westerberg Row 2: B Pomeroy, Mar, A. Briggs, R. Dicks, B. Severs, A. Gorvin, K. Garfield, B Smith, H. Atkins, l, Hormtvedt, B Hawya, M. Doneley, C Kroening, S. Aalcer, I. Teaberg, I Perry, V. Hari, ID Iolmson, C Olsen, W. Pederson, B. Stewart, Mgr. Carols in Action rx gggygdrwvfffa to bottom: Irmafmxzmn xtwela pigskin Bm:l:'ieId in Vwofiorz Mezzenvqo qfatimg rouqhod fx ir Aqrmnm Roger: Moose on ilu: Icom? sg, ,A aw o , ,- vw is 194' . . ! Coach Walt Chapman and Captain Ed Salovich lflarshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Basketball As usual, basketball again was the feature of Marshall sports seasons. This year found the squad composed of nearly all underclass- men. Although the inexperienced cagers had a hot and cold season, they repeatedly laughed aside all prognostication and came from be- hind to prove that they had that ineffable Mar- shall fighting spirit. At mid-year Captain Iim Peterson graduate ed and Chap picked Ed Salovich to suca ceed him. Led by free-throw ace Ierry Eckberg, this years sophomores gained valuable playing experience and in the next two years should develop into a championship team such as only Walt Chapman can produce. Card Cage Record 36 Central .,,,.,..,, l8 North. ,..,,, . lfl Henry .. . . 33 Southwest ,,..,,..,,, . Marshall ,..,. .. Marshall .,.,, ,,.,,, 2 9 South . . .26 Marshall .. ,,.. 29 Edison . . . . . 32 Marshall.. ..i, . 33 West .. . 38 Marshall.. ,.., .. . 39 Vocational . 25 Roosevelt .. l9 44 Row 1 fleft to rightl: I. Salovich, I. Mancino, B. Minichilli, I. Clemons, I. Peterson, E Salo- vich, Capt, I Fkberg, W Mesna, C. Mortenson, M. Lepich Row 2: B Kleven, Mgr., I. Perry, ll. Finch, I. Mezzenga, C. Kroemng, A. Cworvin, R. Dicks, D. Wezsterberg, D. Foshen, 2 nach W Chapman, Mgr R. Siniorietzi. Row 3: D. Gunn, I Croft, W Pederson, I. Teabe-ra, I Younaberg, D Allen, C Nash. 1 A V I 1 X 4 , . 'Q-fr x Q - 5, f Jn. 9 Hifi X' f N - :gk qi 33 3 I b' Y ,ff X 1e3m gi Y-xy 5' 3 ' If 14 , Lv I . Q Q ' 1 Roosevelt Edison , Vlfvefst South Vocational Smith's crcrobatics before splash Points ride Crum's strokes Swimming Marshall Marshall Marshall lflarshall Marshall City luleet lvlarsrhall third plant Coached by Mr. O'Brien and captained by Bob Sfliliti, Marsalialls tank team splashed through a successful season ot three wine and two losses The Card mermen expended every effort, and pace Setters Capt. Bob Smith, Don Crum, and Gil Laldonde represented potential points in every meet. Crum was high scorer ol the tearn with 44 points. Next years outlook is very bright tor 'Ceo' as only tour boys are gradu- ating, leaving a very experienced squad. The team agreed that Pat Dickson was indispensable as student manager How 1: G Lalond, ll Anderson, H Thoreson, R Smith, Captg I Smith, T Horse'-nbercrer Row 2: P lD1ck:son,Mgrg V Tolletszon, ll Crum, R Dunn, lf lorgenron, M lfordin l., Larson Mr. O Brien, Coach F 4 it Rogers ducks cz left lub Baron s champxonshxp siyle Hcmdxcappod by Q late xturt and cu low Iurrwui P 1 T Q mar X xmmll Harry Funmoto cmd Bob Mmmlk The newly fow weld tcmu Wm tho hr i Q Cmd in 1119, bl Tl Marsh Row 1: How 2: FXIHINOTO Athletic Retrospect Marshall athletes and fans measured up to the requirements of a praisewortliy record during the past year . . . praiseworthy, for the merits of a sports program cannot be judged solely by the number of victories achieved. We take this opportunity to laud the activities of one of the most unheralded men cone nected with athletics at Marshall. Mr. Satter has received little acclaim, but without his perb job of managing athletic finances, our sports program would be non-existent. Marshall High again put into the field of track competition a group of boys who will well represent their school. The spring season found Coach Tones' Cinder squad made up mostly of hard-working sophomores of no mean ability. Ekberg, Finch, Erickson, and Minichilli are among the sophomores who show promise of working into Winning form. This is mostly a build-up year as far as Cappy is concerned so next year should see Marshall cavorting to top honors, This seasons baseball team was made up of four lettermen and three veterans from American Legion ball. Typical Minneapolis weather hampered our team from rounding into shape before their first game. The mound duties are handled by two war veterans who earned letters before they en- tered the service. The future squad is favored by the players gaining experience on this summers Amer- ican Legion nine. With the sun of spring Marshall boys turn once again to the golf links, Miss Simonet, who is an expert golfer herself, plays right along with the boys and helps them to correct their weaknesses. Allen Peterson and Gus Nelson are the only two returning lettermen, Because of the war some sports have been discontinued for the duration, but an in- tensified gym program has more than replaced them. MARSHALL MENTORS Left to right: Mr. Satter, faculty manager, Mr. lones, football coach, athletic director, track, Mr. Pihlstroiri, a.:4 ststant football coach, Mr. Meixner, assistant football coach, wrestling, Mr. O'Brien, swimming and baseball, Mr Smith, assiistant basketball coach, swimming, Mr. Chapman, basketball coach. I I, I ' -N ' ,M 1 5572 ' 13,1 'g5A:Z ',f2 1--. 1' 3 ---, L , L2 H if -' ' L ' . ffyfi f-3: 'L ' I 91 ' f ' rw. l My i . Kk,,,:,..Q.i:A .5 .L M V . ', FK '- J? 3 5 x il, '19 '... s , - '- 1 I A S, -X 3 -'5f'f'LM W' gl , -3, , -' wig, 1 ' , ,, 5 . if: 4. Z, :CL -pk - ki' ,f 'r - s Q 5 L L ' .' ,+I f ' I We ff' - 2, , K -.R Lx, uhh' Y Qi' ' Q. ' f ,gq ,W xg' A SE: - 921. 95' 'xl 3' .. Ein' 4 K' f 5a wg 1' i , -4, v . - - eil ' 1 .ly 1. . it 4 6 F ' v, ,iv .- K - - x 1 , ,- n , . Jin' S Q, ' iz V tivities ' u , 4wENr GUNCILQ X Presldent SENIOR COUNCIL Andy len eu Vrce Premdent B111 Bern Correspondrng Secretory Don Gros Recordmd Secretary Scilly Fmerson Tredfsurer PTGQICIGTII Vlce Free Secretary Treasurer Ted Sbrmcrer IUNIOR COUNCIL Betty IJLArme1o dem Nddlru ClI'5.'OIl Audrey V rr llerc II Tom VVQ tcrbcr 1 Red Cross 'l'ho ninth mode holds the record lor the lnqhosst nurnher ol hours spent ntoktng surgical dresarztrtcyz lor the Blood Donor Center. The lro::hrnen took up where GX-Cl1C1I'UDlOI'lS Bill llctttervaon dnd Rtll lloywo lett oft dtter their tqntdtrmtron tn Ionnory Mrs, C, H, Pomeroy, rznporvtrzor ol the protect, ond Miss West, toculf ty ddvtsaor, vrszfatfsted Prestdent Horrold Lindgren rind Vice Rrersrdont Ioonne Hoel ln ntolcinq our lwtrrtclture rolltno ventured success, GUI' Red Cross WOYIQCTS Row 1: ll lwvvzgr 2-9 lirxznholl M Crdtq, M Qntdtrlv, ll Peterrson, I Sprtrtuvr, I Home-l, Mtn: Vvkwnt ll Ltn turf-n, ll Gellhorn, I Thomson, I IIIQQIIC, L Crockett, R Sutrorn Row 2: R l lf'l lnnd, li Ontko, R 01lr1I!lYT1E'H,P l,t1r::on,M Czmo, M l'lF1TllHliC1lll,p Sr-lvm H Loonf- l' Chr-nzllr l Vlltlllllllll I Sherman, S Mrtchrrll, lt Rofzertrqren, R Larson Row 3: C. Klugrnan M Mm-llvr, ll Rtley I Hull, lt llolton, l.. l'lorr1::, lt Anderzaon, I Corbett, ll Lewtfs, M Tllklffitt, I lhukerxson R Pmtlmon M Rydeen, I3 Sweet Row 4: lt White, Cv, Rocker, lf Cor ltr-tt, l. llvlltl S S1ItlQiItIllO,ll 'l'llIOTl,lP, R It-n.zrtn, M Rf-rqrnon, R Longldtfz, M Wendell, R Scln-lmloorrr lt Cnoy P Murphy Row 5: C Ielrnbrfrq, R Reese, I Rurdlclc, B Sclrolfvr L C5 Rrwn, I l'lolrrxqtn1:. H Schmidt, I Wonner, A Schlernon, P' Corbett, lb IVlGCIJOYlOl11'Jll, Ottf-dnl I M'-rrtuk How 8: l. Stew-n::, M Pederson, R, Anderson, I Solqutzst, M Hernphtll l, llrfek::tr'o::r lt llt1.1vff:t l. Stonfaz, R Rooth, R Hllbler, T Statler C Rrrfocker R Worn:- M Andrr T .- The Marshall Q IUNIOR GLLE CLUB AND Iv X1 SENIOR BAND lk Tue beduly ol the Easter program Nr: rdnced by the pre ence of the luruer Glee Clul drld the Band The Glee Club eompo ed l mrxtu graders undl r Lflrwa Vmcem CllF9Ll1Oll pre enled the operettd Amd lt Rdmed llmelr specldl DTOClUQ,l1OI'1 Mr Holt cmd The bdnd p t tue p b m mcmy O1 our dthletlc CIL1d1lOI'lLlII15 wtll lllelr well recewed lI llGI'pf9lGLlOHS ol popular booms Joogle numbers L Music Makers Marshalls musical programs would not be complete without our line choral organizations the Senior Choir and Glee Club The Easter and Christmas programs With Mr. Burningham and his singers on hand produced their special brand ot exquisite entertainment. ln the spring the schools fancy turned to P. I. lor his annual spring concert, The Choir and Glee Club this year presented The Village Blacksmith and Sylvia as their lovely Musical Fantasy. QC la ' 1 , - wwf !!l.h-.-!i9!!ll Girls' Clubs BLUE TRI CABINET Row 1: L. Dobbs, B Tangen, I. Palmer, H son, I. Wenner. BLUE TRI Mrs. Iohnson of the Y,W.C.A., Elaine Locken, and Miss Mellem, faculty advisor, aided the Blue Tri Club in its endeavor to supply service and entertainment for the eleventh and twelfth grade girls. One of the service projects was making nut cups for the Veterans' Hos- pital to brighten the trays of the shut-ins on the holidays. Entertainment was provided for the girls by a clever cartoonist, a 'Bomance inc. speaker, a horseback riding party and other equally amusing programs. The second annual Shamrock Shag was even more successful than the first, and left the school looking forward to hearing more of the Blue Tri next year. SILVER TRI Silver Tri is another club under the direction of the Y.W.C.A. The activities for girls from ninth and tenth grades are similar to those of Blue Tri. SETON HY Another club exclusively for the girls is Seton l-fy, which includes girls from ninth to the twelfth grade. The past year has found the members bowling, horseback riding, and roast- ing weiners over a campfire. The all-city Christmas party was also very popular. The club contributed its service hours to the Bed Cross by making interesting scrapbooks for service- lllefl. SETON HY Row 1: I. Thorson, M Harris, L, Mollern, P Schardin, L. Henning Row 2: M. Bailey, L Bruneau, M. Armstrong, P. Haggerty. Row 3 I. Helder, B. Manning, I. Smith, M. Klock, P Iohnsori Row 4: D Meyer, D. Adams, K Wal lace, B. Adams, D Elsberry Leone How 2: F, Iohnson, A. West, B. Lang- lais. Row 3: I. Hoel, I.. O'Brien, M. Sander- it .. 1 l BLUE TRI I Row 1: I Sprrnttvr L O Ilrtvn Il Koch, Mis.: Mellern, P. Gearty, L Iohnson, R II'GntJi:n Row 2: M StJIIdf'I'.3OIt N Il tr? I Iwrdnn A Flvnntlcvn, I5 Ilorno, M Mmrlchms, I3 Wtlson I Scltroeder Row 3: Ii McMf1nu.1, M Klvflc Y KIIIII, I Ohnstvtn G Nelson, L. Dobbs, I, VVallcer Row 4: I3 Lwonrlrd, C Aloxnnclrfr, It Bretton, L Crttrzx L Pcrtxt L Stfwvrtgz I Wonnor, A.Scht1mctn Row 5: I5 Meywr, I3 Iohngzon, I3 l3t1:tf?y,L Bockzstrotn I' Iltttxwtrt, L lillldliltlfl ' lInx.'rm',' Row 5: IU. liloqnens, E 'l'IrnrnV, M lvIfrt1n.: G l'JIwrQk, I M-Wrrlck H Svtwttllitt I lillltvrt BLUE TRI II Row 1: Il Mtw.:t1r1I1:1, M FI'm':--ll I Thorzzon, Misa: Mellotn, M Ito, I Walnttrn C Arnnltfl Row 2: I? Strnon, M Svlvttjt If Irt-1vIvr14.zt.:wr1 M Inttkmt, M Goulfl, S Stc1rlc,L Taylor, IU I-lotilzztrfzrn Row 3: M Alibris, IF Iohn :wrt I, Mvllvrn H Mtinntnu M SIl1lII'II1OHS,C Tho1no:s,M Rclvlrn How 4:I Sholton I lfnzswtlcr 'B Lcirxzon 'I' Uttwdttl, I' C-trlfst'-rt II l'lmnrnun, L Bell, G. St. Peter Row 5: M Mintvhrlh, M Fox I H-n1ritz,I Lovmxa-vfe II Ihll Il Sclnnrdt G Ilockwr B Lunqlui.: Row S: M Wtendell, H ScI1obIonm,FI Irons.: I III'-l.:,vn, R Pmtlgon M llvtlw-rt, I. Ilt1n.:wn H 'I'rfHtPtl1Pn I SILVER TRI Row 1: It Mttcltnrwttqlt I Fnrd, I Boralc, E Bergquist, Mists Trnrnblfv, ID Schrnttlt, Ill C5lI3.iOI'I, S Strom, C Iluwrt: Row 2: M Rono, I Zqppl, I Carey, P. Lcrrson, M. Mcttheny, I. Ccrbett I3 Fluvin C Black, L Wtnkler l' iitrtsttt Row 3: I3 Iwlinok I Renter, A. Vunlleren, V. Wray, I5 RIIPYA A GQrIield,I IJZIIIIIEPFEII, ID Penninq ton I1 Wnllnn, G Mattson, If Laplclnt Row 4: I. Harris M. Iohnraon, M Grubnffr, I Stark, P Schebloorn, R I'wr'Itw, I? Arttlwrwaozt Pt Chmttlmrn N I5o1vi1son,I-I Lenhart Row 5: P WalI0n,I Vt'illtt1m1:on,I Manning M Iltmtrwrtrzort, W Irtmrvbrilttgxon, I Urbunk,I Salquist, I. Sheldon, M I7or4:ett, B II?-lson, L Fltlll Row 6: I5 I?v1tuJr'nr1. L Cgvti '1 IMI Ilwrnphill I7, IDCIYIICLICILI Lcrnq, M l3tlrJr?u.s I Braun I Bwrtrtitzltol I Thorntms I? Ko'-rkv South East Youth Center l HI-Y Iota Tau Row 1: I lnnerasoll, Mr Holtz D Bolster. Row 2: I. GlCri'TPkf', ll Gaustad F. Becker, G. Minarik, Row 3: H. Ctlron, P KCIlfllSfx?1, R Iohnson Tri Gamma Row 1: I Mcliennr-y, Mr. Holtz, W. Blomquist. Row 2: F Ce-rney, S Meyer IW Gross,I Harper. Row 3: C. ltrooclzz-r, II Iorgenrcn, I. Crawford. lvleiiibership in the Senior Hi-Y club is open to any boy in the two upper grades who is Willing to subscribe to the high standards of Christian character throughout the school and coiniiiunityf' The various chapters ol the club meet each week in the homes of boys. Through the activities of the group the nienibers have been able to promote good tellowf ship and good will in school life, to provide inspiration tor right ideals, and to render practical service to the school. They have rendered a real service in the library, the second-hand book room, in the leadership of clubs for younger boys, and in raising funds for prisoners ol war. The 'llsittle Brother project has meant a great deal to a group ol boys in the Iunior High School, The club has been able to carry on these activities because of the fellows who have rallied to the pur- pose of the club and have been loyal to it. Sucuma Row 1: A. Iensen, Mr. Christensen, F Ee g Row 2 I Kanel, D Olson, I Holmquiszt, I. Gould. Row 3 R Son more, G. Nelson, S Aol-zer. Delta Sigma Row 1: B. Minarilc, Mr Cl'lYl5Tl9Df16'H, M. Hird How 2 R. Simonelti, K. Lang, B St Cyr. How 3 B Henry D ff 2 N 1 1, .dnl N Lenhort, I Stenrieth. .f. WZLV I: ' ff, stated purpose of the club, To create, maintain, and extend lg ,. . , J ' X, 4 li ,.'Q4:,.J ', I I i I X. x rx maj They Spread Qur Fame Marshalls service organizations are the Ticket Crew, the Movie Crew, and the Stage Crew. The boys in the ticket booth had the job of selling tickets, counting money, and taking care of most ot the financial part of any school project for which tickets were sold. The Movie Crew was on hand to operate the movie projectors for any class that needed them. The Stage Crew headquarters were back stage whenever an auditorium was presented. Familiar to them are the last minute calls oi, ls that prop steady? Get off the stage. Pull the curtainl' We owe a vote of thanks to these service clubs which aim to help the school run smoother. Under Miss Boyson's able guidance, the Radio Club presented programs on some of our maior stations. ln order to inform the school of their activities, the club gave a commercial drama advertising that immortal product, Old Ma Crofton's 'Saucy Seasoned Supper Sauce. lt was this program which revealed to the school that lllihcinnim spelled backwards is Minni- Mr Satter's debaters proved quite versatile when they won honors in extemporaneous speak- ing and original oratory as well as debate. Th ey were second highest in the Region Five debate contest beaten only by Southwest. When Mary Sanderson and Don Gross came home from the state tournament with nearly all superior ratings in their speech work, we saw Mr. Satter smile, pa his champions on the back and mutter, Them's my kids what done that! Members of the l-lonor Society are chosen each year for their leadership, scholarship, charace ter and service. Dick Dunn, who served as president ot the organization, might therefore be called The leader of the leaders. n Q. f. L i and Uplwold Qur Traditions I I Row 1: lr' Iolnrzon I Klllvn IF Bolstvr, H I,-wrw Row 2: C IIIIIOIIHEPS I Walker, M 2 fs, 3 Slxrm-lvr1:wr1, I Gould Row 3: K C-mrlwld, ll llllllll, ll H-WWII, S Soyvli DEBATE CLUB Row 1: I Klllvn Mr Sailor, M Sanderson How 2: I. lbolnbua I? Kornvll Row 3: C llllyqlw, W Iml1n::nn, IW Grofagz RADIO CLUB Row 1: I Wlillllllll, M IOIIHSOU, Miss Boy- ,1nn, M film-lvr1son, If lrmrwbriglsen. Row 2: C Wlxlfzon, lx Gemrty, L Dobbs, P. Iacob- zaon l,, Iolmnon Row 3: I. Hanson, L Cx-1141, Y Ylmmllm, C, Hirmlo, P Kntritram STAGE CREW Row 1: ll liwglcfw, Mr Holtz, I5 Bolster How 2: W llv-1tl1,I Frvmnnn I Dclnift-l:: MOVIE CLUB Row 1: ll lfmrnrlm, Mr.: Kano K Cntlco, G lllmnmn Row 2: B Brown, B Svxlak, P Slmw ll IIIMJISIVOIII Row 3: I3 Marko HMIV-1, G Allqllzcznon ll Sulxuzzmnn , T. The Honorable Luke HONOR soc1ETY jg, W4 4-H Club President Winna Fay lngebrigtsen and Ioan Zoppa ol the llfti Club entered their project in simple foods in the Hopkins County Fair, and the Minnesota State Fair, and won blue ribbons at both. ln their monthly meeting the club reported on its home proiectf, and discussed plans: tor the procuring of igicre prizes How 1: I' ftrirlf-rvfin, Min: Garden, Mrs. Maclnnes, Mrs. Vrifif-rw F lirtiiin How 2: I Ford, M. Mafflow, D. Ellis, I Zirtti Row 3: G Ic-hnaion, It. Lind, I3 Taraear, B. llitclf-rscn P Wfillfin Row 4: l.. llertjier, W. lngebrigt- 'tri li ltr 'f- l llprribf. G. A. A. Boys arent exclusively the ones to enjoy athletics. The G AA. has iii fig: in l3l playing volleyball, basketball, bowling, ping pong, and badznintcn. Cirlri trom the ninth to the tweltth grades gain not only eriercire, lent alfo iiilizitfs toward winning hexagons and All-City emblems Row 1: M Seye-tt, I Zappa, I3 l3eAnaelo. Miss Stevning, Miss Irving, C. Black, li Schmidt I Flavii: Row 2: M. Wiirrniztein, M Thiel, B Elsenpeter, S Stark, C Ellingeworth, M. Crriia. M. Loclcen, A Van Deren, E Uernl-co Row 3: I. Corbett, P. Olleil, B. Christolterson C Liilfori I Ouellette, G Wersinian, C. Kluginan, I Lambert How 4: L. Winkler, E Peck M If-drlrizon R Icfnsori, ID Strom, B. Shaughnefssy, I Leversee, D. Delsing, I. Stensaeth Row 5: lf Kash, I Stark, P Schebloorri, P. Wallen, W, lngebrlgtsen, A. Pehoushelc, L. I-lill, M Man- rxiria Row G: ft Gamelsson, I Beckstrom, C. Engstrom, I. Manning, D. Berks, I? Berggren, l. Finn It Kor-ipwlzc, ll. Haaven. EU Co-Balto! Co-Editors Sports - Art - Business Advertising - S Cardinal Staff The Editorial Staff Mary Sanderson, Iohn Holmauist - Dave Staege, Ron Lambert - lim Kanel, Ioanne Hoel - Dick Dunn, Roger Myers - Ray Dernetre, Bob Stewart Associate Editors -eMidge Abbas, Louise Cudd, Laurel Dobbs, Phyllis Gearty, Ieanne Springer, Ruth Tangen, Iohn Gould, Don Helland, George Minarik, Iini Thorson The Stuif Best Wishes . . RALPH ARNESON IEWELER Gladstone 5121 1319 Fourth St. S.E. Congratulations and Best Wishes Cong!-Gtulctions ' ' ' to the To our Graduation Classes of l9-45 ADVERTISING MANAGERS RAY AND STEWART BROWN'S MALTEDS You Will Always Enjoy One of These at BROWN'S East Hennepin and Fourth Since 1893 EOS' Sides Fmt We 600 Washmgtfm Ave. ss. ol. 1626 MAROON 6: GOLD CLEANERS 427 - 14th Avenue S.E. NELSON SHOE SHOP 431 - 14th Avenue S.E. Wm. Simm's Hardware SPORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS 413 - 14th Avenue SE. Glsadstone 1231 Delicious ICECREAM Real Quality Food EAT MORE OF IT lanuary 30W Got a call to come see Ole tonight alter school. l wonder if you can fail the tirst week of the semester? After having bitten my fingernails to the bone all day 1 Was so relieved to find he only wanted me to be Co-Editor of the Cardinal that 1 said, '1Yes. Little did l know! Ianuary 31-A Iohn Honky Holmquist is the other Co-Ed. He didn't know either that after this Thing came out We could truth- fully say, 1 gave my mind for my school. February 124 Iohn and 1 '1drug ourselves out early this a.m. and raced down to the en- graver's. What a way to spend a holiday! The deadline for the engraver's is March 15. Big Iolcel Best Wishes . The House of Hanson Best Wishes to the Class of '45 Ortie's Corn Shop For Your Phonograph Records . . See Campus Camera and Record Shop 1327 - 4th Street S.E. Gladstone 7777 Best Wishes . . . CLASS OF '45 BRIDGE CLEANERS 1510 N 4th Street S.E. Glsadstone 9889 Minneapolis, Minn. FIRST NATIONAL BANK St. Anthony Falls Office Fourth Street at East Hennepin SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSE PLANTS AND FLOWERS For All Occasions 9th St. and 5th Ave. SE, BRidgeport 2407 Congratulations to the Staff from Mary and Iohn Schafer Brothers. Inc. GROCERlES AND MEATS Member of Allied Grocers 405 - 14th Avenue SE. ATlantic 5323 For Quality Haircuts . . . Gus' Barber Shop 1323 - 4th Street SE. Minneapolis, Minn Compliments of the Kampus Kleaners Say It With Flowers . . . from UNIVERSITY FLORISTS 410 - 14th Avenue S.E. GLadstone 2370 We Telegraph Flowers D I N S M O R E Atlantic 2369 Donald R. McReavy Cleaners and Dyers A A WASHBURN - MCREAVY Ouality Work tor Particular People MORTUARY Main Office and Plant 632-34 Monroe St. N.E. ATlantic 8131 Established 1857 Compliments ot the STADIUM CAF E Oak and Washington Ave. S.E. February 22-Another holiday and here I am with Ruthie and Ieannie at the engraver's We are learning all about layouts. At the rate things are going we won't need to know 'cuz we'll never have any pictures to lay-out. February 26kToday was class election. All came with their baseball bats. Got orders to vote for .,i...s.....,... . . . or else. We elect- ed three Irishmen, Iensen, Peterson and Olson, and an alien, Clemons. Now we'll see what the weaker sex can do. ATlantic 0421 Quality and Service THE BLUE RIBBON MEAT MARKET CHOICE MEATS, FISH AND POULTRY , Ed. Sparrow 411 East Hennepin Avenue Minneapolis A C M E Printing 6. Stationery Co. WHOLESALE PRICES to the HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT 421 - 14th Avenue SE. GLadstone 7933 Meet Your Friends at THE GOPHER CAF E QUALITY FOODS 829 Hennepin Bridgeport 2812 February 28-Took the college aptitudes. Are those words really in the dictionary? The cause of all those screaming maniacs in the halls are the proofs for their pictures. What horrible messes! But as Dolph says, What can you expectg look what Rod had to work With. Stadium Men's Shop MENS FURNISHINGS SHOES AND HATS On the Campus 306 Oak Street SE. NEW BOOKS . . For All Marshall Courses For Sale at MINNESOTA BOOK STORE Book Sellers to the University Community 318 - l4th Ave. SE. Gladstone l343 Best Wishes . . BEN FRANKLIN 325 - 14th Avenue S.E. Minneapolis Minnesota Compliments of Varsity Theater l3U8 - 4th Street SE. Glsaclstone 2492 Go1d's Market House Quality Meats, Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Gl. 1366-1367-1368 802 Washington Ave. SE. Wmches Diamonds Books! Books! Books! 'iWe Teach Your Watch to Tell the Truth New and Second-hand E. W. RUDD scHooL BOOKS - NOTE BOOKS IEWELER sTAr1oNERY vVGSl'1ll'1QlOI'l Ave. lVlll'1I'1eQpOllS Best Wishes . .. P E R I N EIS CLASS OF '45 l4ll University Ave. SE. GLadstone 1522 Southeast Electrical Repair C.,...,,,1i,,,,.,,,S of 5 5 . 402 - 14th Ave. s.E. GLadstone 2411 Mal-gie'S Cafe Where You Are Always Welcome' Griffin Drug Co. IESSE E. GRlFFlN, Prop. 322 East Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis ATlantic 8354 l325 - l4th Ave. SE. Minneapolis, Minn, University Produce Co. QUALITY GROCERIES and MEATS 406 - l4th Avenue SE. GLadstone 5929 OUR AIM-A SATISFIED CUSTOMER Up-to-the-minute Styles For Smart Young Men . . . QUALITY CLOTHING At Brown's Year Around Lower Prices 9 LQTHE a0 'ARI5cU6'508 cVWcolletAve Minneapolis Minnesota Best Wishes . . . NORTHWESTERN COSTUME HOUSE l2l6 Nicollet GEneva 6455 Olson Iewelry Co. 2ll East Hennepin Bliidgeport 3590 Z- : , way, X , f fii E :ix Db: ...f 1 IQ, 'U '- -M '-I :1 gg In in E 'V I 'I S inf' 'l' Ill ,'- 1 E .fi eff- A C 4 f x 'I 'W W II WHEN we all get to Hy around this way . . . you may be sure The Curtis will have facilities to serve these new winged travelers. THE Minneapolis' Largest IIODERATE RATICS STILL 1-mcvixll. One D-rson, Privlate bath, double bed - 52.00. 52-50. 300 Two persons, I Private bath, double bed - 3-00 -4-50 4 00 Two persons, 1 .Priviite bath, twin beds - 4.50, 5.00 F00 T1 ' f Others ui suite ruin 55.00 to sr2.no Write The Curtis Hotel - Minnrapolix, for interesting brochure. HOTEL LEAMINGTON MAYFAIR Rooivi Dine in an atmosphere ot . . Comfort and Dignity March I5-f Today is the deadline. Well I hope none will mind coming back about Iune 39 to get their Cardinals. Saturday is the Shamrock Shag. All the girls Who've got dates are going around looking like the cat that ate the canary lout the poor gals who haven't look like the original sad sack . Minneapolis Minnesota ATlantic ISI9 Emil Heusbourg STANDARD SERVICE E , 1, S IUUU University Avenue SE. H11 S oe tore Mmm 9141 4l3 East Hennepin Minneapolis Q J, For Fine VVork , . sHoE REPAIRING Complimems Ol PRESSING ' CLEANING S HAT BLOCKING L O N D O N 217 East Hennepin .4 tif , XI . lb Mfllitlv I ll ' :ll N J School and Office Supply GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 324 - 14th Avenue SE. GLadstone 5969 Congratulations and Best Wishes . . . Serve Your Country by Doing WAR WORK See Us This Summer CROWN IRON WORKS COMPANY 1229 N.E. Tyler Street Compliments of St. Anthony Meat Market 237 East Hennepin Compliments of Bassett's Pharmacy Bridgeport 4845 801 - 4th Street S.E. F. H. BASSETT, Prop, Compliments of Gibbs Nelson April 4-eWe all braved the snow to come and see the printer today, except Iohnny who had his tonsils out. He dreams up more ways of getting out of work! lWho doesn't'?J Mr. Franz told us we'd have to FLORISTS get everything to him thirty clays before issue date, Do you suppose they'll open 2100 W. Larpenteur NEstor 6551 the School Iuly 15? March 23-If we arent all crazy after today we never will be. The'staif has been out of school so much this last week that the teachers don't even recognize us. Mrs. Waddell asked to be introduced to Midge the other day in the hall. At last every- thing, well almost everything, has gone to the engravers!! April 1-Easter and April Fools Day all at once. And did We all get fooled. Everyone was parading in their Easter finery when the temperature dropped to what felt like 30 below. Everybody is having nightmares now, school starts tomorrow. Greetings to the Senior Class . . . ELSENPETER DRUG CO. Where the Twin Cities Meet 3400 University Avenue S.E. Glsadstone 1147 RAINVILLE COMPANY Furniture and Funeral Home 216-218-220-222 East Hennepin Avenue Bridgeport 1148 Minneapolis, Minn. M. L. NOVACK D1AMoND SETTER Specializing in Eine Diamonds 930 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis AT1antic 2900 Compliments of . . . Peggy's Dress Shop LADIES' APPAREL 1314 - 4th Street SE. MAin 9514 Minneapolis, Minn. CONGRATULATIONS . . . TO THE CLASS OF '45 Hy-Lo Chemical Co. April 30--Iohnny took the book to the printer today! Now all we have to do is proof- read and sell it. The campaign lor sub- scriptions starts Wednesday. May ?--The Cardinal is done! 1 I The staff lett for a well deserved rest and Mr. Olsen gave his third hour class that test he's been promising them for two months. Compliments of BOYUM'S BIG TEN GROCERY EVERY DAY LOW PRICES GLadstone 1918 1523 Como Ave. S.E. Best Wishes . . SMITH WELDING EQUIPMENT CORP. 2619-33 Fourth St. S.E. Minneapolis Mirmegoig Compliments of . . . Como Cleaners GEneva 2481 1516 Como Ave. SE. 4601 5504496 Qmmr mmzr -Sluggquhw Compliments ot COLUMBIA DEPT. STORES Quality Clothes lor the Whole Family 405-407 Cedar Ave, 400 East Hennepin Ave. ATlantic 1409 GEneva 4539 Best Wishes . . . Ray's Standard Service 1500 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. Congratulations . . . CLASS OF 1945 EVELYN CLEANERS COATS - DRESSES - PANTS 328 Central Ave. Main 1826 Best Wishes . . . CLASS OF '45 I O S T E N'S Fine Scholastic Iewelry and Stationery Eoshay Tower Arcade Geneva 3950 May, Iune . . . ?eCardinal Day!! This year we're starting something new: The Car- dinal is coming out on the first day of school. The editors want to stop here and thank the members of the staff who published this Cardinal in a year when there wasn't any paper, film, flashbulbs, and when dead- lines were so early fGeorge Minarik paid me fifty cents to mention he was general handy manly Rod Newburg of the studio of the same name who put up with the staff asking for pictures on two minutes' notice, Mr. Segal of the Bureau of Engrav- ing and Mr. Franz of Harrison and Smith who published this book even after the deadlines, all the teachers who let the staff graduate even though they didn't go to class all semesterg and to Mr. Olsen who put up with the crazy antics of the staff. Anyone interested in doing his good deed for the day is invited to come visit the staff in their special wing at St. Peter after Iune 14. Compliments of Kersch Pharmacy l500 East Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis Minnesota A Friendly Banking Institution Third Northwestern National Bank Corner Fifth and East Hennepin A Good Place to Eat . . B U D'S 805 Fourth St. S.E. STEAKS - CHOPS - CHILI HAMBURGERS Minneapolis MUIDGSOYG Congratulations . . . To the Class of '45 Mr. Lindgren Minneapolis Mi1'11'19S0fCi ST. ANTHONY BARBER 6. BEAUTY SHOP 320 East Hennepin Avenue MAin 6600 Minneapolis Compliments of RUTH IOHNSON GROCERY 990 - l5th Avenue S.E. GLadstone 1209 Minneapolis, Minn. Compliments of Campus Novelty Shop SCHOOL BOOKS - MAGAZINES - NOVELTIES i329 - 4th Street SE. Minneapolis Compliments of Kugler Sinclair Station 18th and Como Ave. SE. Minneapolis . 1 RE-ELECT RAY VAN CLEVE A L D E R M A N SECOND WARD Graduate ot- East Hi h 9 and U. of Minn. Experi- enced in City Councils Most Important Commit- tees and Park Board. Experience Is Better Than Promises Wilson Hardware Co. SPORTING GOODS OUR SPECIALTY GLadstone 1515 812 Washington Ave. S.E. CAMPUS WARDROBE EXCHANGE De De Sayre, Mgr. 418 - 14th Avenue S.E. GENERAL ELECTION IUNE ll GI..adstone 9955 BRidQeP01'l 7635 P cl and circulated by Van Cleve lor Alderman V l C t Mrs. Paris E. Wells, Secretary, 621 16th A SE ' Birchwood Best Wishes . . . Groceries and Meats CLASS OF '45 Oys Bros, KRAUSE'S BAKERY QUALITY FOOD 404 - 14th Avenue S.E. ATlantic 1251 813 - 4th Street S.E. Geneva 5738 This Fall Buy Your . . . COLLEGE BOOKS AND SUPPLIES Gt Minnesota Co-op. 15th and University Pomerleau 6 Son IEWELERS 227 East Hennepin Ave, AT1antic 7720 Congratulations . . . CLASS OF 1945 LEWIS BOLT 6. NUT COMPANY Minneapolis Minnesota SCHNEIDER'S CAMPUS PHARMACY 500 Washington Avenue SE. Gladstone 1078 Congratulations . . . I TO THE CLASS OE 1945 T H U R S T O N'S 1322 - 4th Street SE. 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