Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

cCCiwkJv J 3-Mz£ CL 2JjPAjI' CL t yyizj hft.COop T« R,«rURhS TLj EtbrriJ oj 77loxsi £S AK«� So Si Tcu.Sp v'T o . v� CDINNjeAPOUS pueLIC LI OttAtlY rij-.aai.Mi «- : U '.‘ ftl V:.' i.-l- -• ‘‘•’Ti-j'.f.r-i:-.-!'., «j «H ?««■ ! wjwtj ■MI ItlBRARY MINNEAPOLIS (rCO. £f w vJsoi eMail, MaMtiall, eMail Hail. Marshall. Hail. The school that thrills our hearts with pride, Hail. Marshall. Hail. Your motto true shall be our guide. You've taught us how to labor, serve, and stand each test. Hail. Marshall. Hail. Of all the schools you are the best. Hail, Comrades, Hail, Let's stand for Marshall side by side. Hail, Comrades, Hail. Let's make our school known far and wide. Not what we say, but what we do, that is the test, Hail. Comrades, Hail, Remember, Marshall asks your best. Hail, Marshall team. We're surely proud of you today. Hail. Marshall team. We know you'll show us how to play. We're with you, boys, So grit your teeth, go out and fight. Hail, Marshall team. Rah, Rah, the Crimson and the White. Wave the fylacf Wave the flag for dear old Marshall, Lift the banner high. There's no school like dear old Marshall, That's the reason why. Step by step for dear old Marshall We will march along. Wave the flag for dear old Marshall, And join our happy song. for 1 MARSHALL HiGH SCHOOL LIBRARY MINNEAPOLIS Published by the seniors of Marshall High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Twenty- nniversciry First Edition — On these two pages is just a peek into the student life and scenes at Marshall: the mural of Washington crossing the Delaware, the gang at work and play in the study hall, gym classes, youth center, and chemistry lab' . Keeping with this idea the editors have tried to immortalize, throughout the book, those scenes which you like to remember of Marshall in 1945 and 1946. 2 GgaAUigI MdeAtosieA, 1924.. . The spirit of East Hi h was transferred to Marshall, the first Junior-Senior high school m Minneapolis. 1928.. . The firsr graduating class which had spent four years at Marshall, received their diplomas. Freshmen in 1924-25, they helped The Cardinal through its infant days. 1930.. . Aviation came to Marshall. The Cardinal called Winged Victory. featured an introduction by Amelia Earhart. With new horizons opening, the future seemed bright to graduating Cardinalitcs. 1936.. . Mr. Harry P. Cooper was appointed principal. He capably guided Marshall through its adolescent days. 1938.. . Marshall began its four-year supremacy in basketball by winning its firsr city cage title. 1946.. . After four wartime years, The Cardinal became of age. Shouldering the problems that came with twenty-one years ot service, she looks to the future with fervent hope and optimism. Marshall High School Ou i Pnincipxii MR. HARRY P. COOPER It has been a pleasure to return and work with you this year. Your leadership and enthusiasm have made possible the return of several important school activities which had to be- put aside. You are to be congratulated on this achievement. During the war-period those who attended school were relegated to a place of less importance on account of the seriousness of the times. Yet the schools sacrificed and gave their best in the development of men for this emergency. Things have been far from normal, and it will take years of hard work to regain the stability necessary to maintain a great nation. The path ahead will be rough, more difficult than most graduating classes have had to encounter. The world is upset; however, out of the chaos plans for world peace have been set up which are yet to be tested. Only by your firm belief in the welfare of all people, and by your efforts and personal sacrifices can these ideals be achieved. Jlavuf. P. Cooper G)u i AiAiita+it ftnincifial MR. WALTER CHAPMAN Assistant Principal MRS. MARJORIE CHAMPINE Visiting Toacher Oust faculty MRS. CELESTE LEEMHUIS Senior Counselor MISS ETHEL OSBERG School Nurse Mr. Chapman’s appointment as assistant principal, in the fall of 1945, was received with enthusiasm by students and faculty alike. Mr. Chapman, known as Walt' to the boys, added his new responsibilities to his regular job of turning out champion basketball teams. The same personal (|ualities that make a good coach have helped Mr. Chapman to become a successful right-hand man for Mr. Cooper. 9 nj%antialL}, tkei i tcde+iti icon Home Economics (Upper Right) Mrs. Carol Engene Mrs. Adeline Feikema Mrs. Cocile Maclnnes (Not in Picture) English Miss Ann Dahl Mrs. Ann Capstick Mr. Oliver Severson Mrs. Harriet Kane English Mr. Richard Olsen Miss Madeleine Simonot (Spanish) Miss Helen Chapman Miss Maybelle Boyson Miss Hilma Skalbeck Social Studies Miss Margaret West Mrs. Mildred Wermcrskirchen Mr. Lucas Satter Mrs. Carmellita Waddell fJuAt edLic tio+i jpsunA, Ute matt Special Teachers (Upper Left) Mr . Ethel Turley Miss Grace Hutchinson Miss Agnes Lein Art (Upper Center) Miss Olga Stevening Miss Irene Roskilly Music (Upper Right) Miss Mabel Vincent Mr. Dennis Lane Mr. P. I. Burningham Social Studies I Miss Vivien Carlson Mr. Truman Smith Mrs. Laura Montanlc Miss Ruth Petri Mr. Erling Lein Science Mr. Lester Mikelson Miss Izora Bement Mr. Carl Swanson Miss Florence Tumquist Mr. Lloyd Jerdee Miss Mildred Trumble Mathematics Miss Lenore Coltman Mr. Evan Jones Mrs. Elizabeth Powell Miss Mary Walsh Miss Rose Liedl ■ - ★ ★ im I ★★★★★★ heq, teach ui the CfOO tteM. of hnatulcd e Librarians (Upper Loft) Mrs. Marjorie Nagel Miss Mae Arlander Commercial (Upper Right) Mr. Cecil O'Brien Mrs. Hope Francis Physical Education Mr. Hugo Fischer Mr. Dean Shawbold Miss Katherine Irvine Miss Emma Stevning Industrial Arts Mr. George Carlson Mr. Harold Meixner Mr. Karl Patrick Mr. Harold Hurd Office Clerks Miss Lucille Holden Miss Betty Shapley Miss Mary Fedors Miss Muriel Steinman ClaMeA. January Class Officers Dal© Molby., President Geraldine Bocker. Vice President loseph Mancino. Treasurer Edward Gmitro, Secretary June Class Officers Chester Durda. Treasurer Harold Lindgren. President Dennis Houg. Secretary Phillip Riley. Vice President Seniors at Work We, the GlaAA i i9U6, an QladLuiiuuf, BECKER. GERALDINE— Ju� t stepped out ol Mad moi� ll . Silver Tn 1, 2. Pres 2: Blue Tri 3, 4; Choir 2. Student Council 1. 4. Honor Society 4; Class V. Pres 4 G A A 3. 4. SEYC 3. Hi-Haven 3. 4 BECKER. WILLIAM- His life is merry. Hi-Y 3. 4; Chap. Pres. 4: Stage Crew 2. 3. 4; SEYC 3. Hi-Haven 3. 4; Commencement Committee 4 DOMANKO. CLARA —' She has a beaming eye, but no one knows lor whom it beameth “ Blue Tn 3 4. Glee Club 1, 2. 3 Baccalaureate Committee 4. ERICKSON. WALTER—Tm on the bnnk ol a great career—somebody push me ” Student Council 2, Basketball 1, 2 Football 2. 3. SEYC 1 3. 4. Cardinal Committee 4. Prom Committee 4 CACHIARAS. RUTH P.— Her music hath charm—doth she. Silver Tri 1, 2; Blue Tn 3; Red Cross 1, 2; Honor Society 3. 4; Commencement Committee Chairman 4 Salutatoncm FREEMAN. GERALD R.— School breaks up the day so much. Football 1. 3: SEYC 1. 2. 3. 4. Banquet Speeches Chairman 4. CARLSON. EARL— Wisdom ol many and wit ol one. Football 1. 2; Baseball 1. 2. 4: Banquet Committee 4 CORBETT. FRANCES ANN- She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with and pleasant, too. to think on Bryant Ir. 1: Silver Tn 2; Red Cross 2. 3. Choir 2. 3: SEYC 4; Commencement Committee 4. GARFIELD. KENNETH Tis wise— tis solemn— ns an education ol itself to look Football 2. 3; Track 3: Basketball 1. 2; Honor Society 3. 4; Baccalaureate Committee 4. CLASS. KATHERINE - Good to be merry and wise.” Central 3; Silver Tn 2. Blue Trt 3; Riding Club I. G A A 1 GMITRO. EDWARD— 'Everything is lunny as long as it happens to someone else. Baseball 4; Football 2. SEYC I. 2. 3. 4; Class Secretary 4. GODFREY. R. IRA His standards are high—and hi. Student Council 1. 2. Gymnastics 4, Swimming 4; Track 3; Choir 1, 2, 3. Honor Society 3, 4; Commencement Committee 4. GOULD. ROBERT— His favorite book—the telephone directory.” Hi-Y 4. Movie Crew 3. Stage Crew Manager 4. Choir 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Hi-Haven 4. HALL. LEATRICE— A good heart, a generous soul, an intellect so fine ' Glee Club 2; Red Cross 4; Cap and Gown Committee 4. HAMMEN. KATHRYN V.-'Sunshine in her 1; Blue Tri 3; Orchestra 1. 2. 3; SEYC 3. 4, Commencement Committee 4 HANNAH. ROBERT- A pal to one and all.” Band 1 2. 3; SEYC 2. 3. 4. Prom Committee Chairman 4. THE SENIORS SAY FAREWELL TO MARSHALL We, the classes of 1946, on graduating bequeath to the Marshall student body the privileges and responsibilities of its tradition. We, as alumni, shall continue our interest in its activities. We regret leaving these scenes, but 'Who knows what the future brings?” We dedicate the following poem to the underclassmen: Twenty-one vears have passed before you, In our footsteps you shall follow, Tho’ the way sec-ms long before you. Yet the prize is worth the struggle.” 10 feetjfUeatU to the. MaAAitall Studlent fco q, HANSON. BERNARD- All work U to b« lot alone.” SEYC 1, 2, 3. 4; Banquet Committee 4. HARRIS. MARGUERITE- Be wiser than othor people, but do not tell them so. Seton Hy 3. 4. Honor Society 3. 4, Baccalaureate Committee 4; Valedictorian. HISKEY. MARVIN A nght guy.” Cap and Gown Committee 4 MOORE. ROBERT E-— A quiet tongue maketh a wise head.”. Edison 1; Lawton. Okla.. 2; Football 1. 3: Basketball 3, 4; SEYC 4: Banquet Committee 4. MORTENSON. LOUELLA- Short ... and Litcfiiie'.d High School 1, 2; Blue Tn 3; Prom Committee 4. KING. YVONNE— A picture rare to see Silver Tn 1: Blue Tri 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3: Glee Club 2; Seton Hy 1. 2. 3. 4; S YCi 3. LANGLAIS. BETTY— We never see her alone.” Stiver Tri 1. 2; Blue Trt 3. 4. G A A 1. 2; Red Cross 2; Student Council 1. 2. 3; SEYC 3; Hi-Haven 3; Banquet Committee 4. OLSON. GORDON- He II hnd a way.” Cap and Gown Committee 4. ONTKO. JUDITH— Model of perfection ” Red Cross 1. 2; Honor Society 4; Commencement Committee 4 PILNEY. MAXINE Life Is but thought” Glee Club 2. Choir 3, 4. Commencement Committee 4. LARSON. ANNA MARIE- The glory of a firm, capacious mind.” Vocational 2; Red Cross 3; Senior Choir 3: Baccalaureate Committee 4 LARSON. WILLIAM— My only books were Betty's looks. Football 1, 4; Banquet Committee 4 Cardinal Committoo 4 MANCINO. JOE— You'll know him by his walk.” Football 3. 4, Basketball 3; Student Council 3; SEYC 2, 3. 4; Class Treasurer 4. PRESCOTT. MARJORIE- The queen of hearts.” Silver Trt I, 2, Treasurer 2; Blue Tn 4; G A A 1. 2; Band I. 2. Banquet Committee 4. RILEY. ALAN— A smile Is his crowning Football 2. 3; Track 3. SEYC 3: Banquet Art Committee 4 RODDY. GALEN— Oh tel) me a way to gain knowledge without studying SEYC 2. 3, Prom Committee 4. MELBY. DALE K.— A true sportsman—on the football field, in the classroom, wherever he may be found.” Football 2 3. 4 Basketball 2: SEYC 4; Cardinal Committee 4; Class President 4. ST. CROIX. WILLIAM - You'll find me where the mob is. Basketball 1. Golf 1. 2. Football I: SEYC 3. Cardinal Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. SCHEBLOOM. RUTH- Wit tn her speech, energy in her deeds ” Silver Tn 1.2. Sec. 2 Blue Tn 1. 2. Red Cross 3; Choir 3; Hi-Haven 3; SEVC 3. 4 Cardinal Committee 4. Banquet Committee 4 SCHIEL. ANNA MARIE She is a quiet ?irl, but quite a girl ” ranklin Jr. High 1; Vocational 2, 3; Commencement Committee 4 SCHIEMANN. AUDREY- Her heart has charms as does she.” Sliver Tri I. 2: Blue Tri 3. 4. Band 1, 2. 3; Baccalaureate Chairman 4. SCHMIDT. HELEN She enters as quietly as a sunbeam Silver Trt 1, 2; Blue Trt 3, 4; Red Cross 2. 3; SEYC 3; Cardinal Committee 4. Banquet Committee 4. TEW. KATHLEEN A ring upon her hn- Silver Tri I; Blue Tri 3. Red Cross 2. 3: Commencement Committee 4. TJOSVOLD. KENNETH Nothing is impossible.” Student Council I; Baccalaureate Committee 4. WENDELL. MARTHA- A pretty girl is like a melody.” Silver Tri I, 2, Treas 2; Blue Tn 3. 4; Choir 2. Student Council 2. 3, 4, Hi-Kaven 3, 4; Honor Society 4. Cardinal Committee 4, Banquet Committee 4. WIZIK. WILLIAM Keen as the arrows. Banquet Committee 4. NOT IN PICTURE: BIANCHI. JOSEPH YUKI. HARRY Jlte p,fuuile. fe-i andt ADAMS. ALICE— Her ways are the ways of pleasantness. Charlotte. N. C., 2. 3; Stiver Tn I; Blue Tn 4. Cardinal 4. Red Cross 1. Student Council 1; Prom Committee 4 ALTIZER. NYLENE Mon may come, men may go. but I talk on forever. Bluo Earth. Minn , 1. 2. Blue Tri 4. Cap and Gown Committee 4 AMUNDSON. LEATRICE- She nover offended by over-talking. Glee Club 3; Banquet Committoo 4 ANDERSON. GERALDINE There is no limit to her good nature. Silver Tri 1. 2; Blue Tn 3, 4; Red Cross 1: Baccalaureate Committee 4 ANDERSON. LLOYD— The world knows nothing of Its greatest men. Swimming 4: Gymnastics 4; Track 3. 4 Red Cross 4 Riding Club 4. Cap and Gown Committoo 4. ASP. GLADYS- Modest, simple . . and swool. Junior GIoo Club 2; Choir 3; Silver Tri 1, 2, Blue Tn 3. 4. Judge 4; Honor Society 3. 4. Red Cross 4. Baccalaureate Committee 4. BABA. YEIKO— A morry heart and cheerful smilo. Poston High 3: Blue Tn 4 Commencement Committoo 4 BATES. HENRY— He speaks with a smile, the symbol of friendship. Glee Club 2; Student Council 1. 2; Ban-quot Speeches 4 BATTEY. BARBARA— Why should the devil have all the good times7 Red Cross 4. Choir 2. 3. 4. Riding Club 4. Student Council 4; Blue Tri 3. 4. Silver Tn 1.2. Hi Haven 3; SEYC 2. 3. 4. Class Play. Costuming 4 Cardinal 4 Banquet Speeches 4 BAUMAN. ED— Tall and silent type. Can nd Gown Committee 4. Gal Eight—Marshall Cardinal BECKSTROM. LOIS Sho will guard your life with hers. Riding Club 4. Silver Tri 2; Blue Tri 3. 4. Program Chairman 4. Red Cross 1. 2, 3. 4 President 4, Glee Club 2; Choir 3. Honor Society 4; Prom Committee 4 BLOMQUIST. WALLY— Hold the fort. I'm comingl Studont Council 1. 3. 4. President 1, Football 1, 2; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2, Golf 4j Pan American Club 2, Hi-Y 2; Class Play 4. Cardinal 4 Judge 3. 4 Sports Editor 4. Hi-Haven 3. 4. SEYC 3. 4 Glee Club 1 2; Commencement 4. BOOTH. WILUAM Study to be quiet . Judge 3, 4. Copy Editor 4 Red Cross 3 Honor Society 4, Baccalaureate Committee 4 BORWEGE. DONNA - Thought and virtue work in silence Owatonna 2; G.A.A 1. 2. Glee Club 1: Blue Tn 4: Banquet Committee 4 BROECKER. CLARENCE- It s the friendly man who has plenty of fnends. Hi-Y 3, 4. Red Cross 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3 SEYC 4. Football 4; Tumbling Team 4 Riding Club 4; Victory Farm Volunteer 3. Banquet Committee 4 BUCK. A1LEEN-- Very swoet and pleasant to meet Prom Committee 4. BUCK JAMES— How can I get along on 50c a week?” Central 2. 3; Speech Committee 4. Chairman 4. BUTLER. FLOY - Is that the tardy bell? Glee Club 1 Committee 4. _ ____ .... ____y b Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Blue Tri 4, Banquet BUTTERFIELD. DIANA- A Irtend to all she knows G A A 1; Blue Tn 4, Cap and Gown Committee 4 CASPERSEN. NORMAN - Napoleon was short, too. Ht-Havon 2, 3. 4. Commencement Committee 4 l iti ttou Uian and px Utian. CAVILLA. SUZANNE Pari of the machinery that makes the school go 'round Choir 1, 2. 3, 4. Social Chairman 3: Radio Club 3, 4. Publicity Chairman 3. Riding Club 3, 4, Blue Tri 4, Banquet Committee A CERNEY. FRANK — Not merely a chip but the old block himself. Spanish Club 2, Secretary 2; Glee Club 2. 3. Basketball 2. Football 2 Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Soc'y-Treas. 4. Hi-Haven 3, 4 SEYC 2, 3. 4 fudge 3; Class Play 4. School Activities Committee 4 CHRISTOPHER. NORMA— She came, he saw, she conquered. Cokato Minn.. 1, 2. SEYC 3; Blue Tri 3, 4 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4: Prom Committee 4 CORBETT. ETTA— Now I know what love is. Silver Tri I. 2; Blue Trt 3; Red Cross 2. 3; Glee Club I. 2,3, GA A. 1; Hi-Haven 3; SEYC 2. 3, 4 Prom Commiltee 4 CORBETT. JAMES ' Easy going and possibly studious. Student Council I; Cap and Gown Committee 4 CRAWFORD. JERRY— Goodbye, girls I’m through. Hi-Haven 2, 3. 4. Hi-Y 3, 4. Swimming 3. Glee Club 2, 3: Riding Club 1. 4 Baccalaureate Committee 4; School Activities Committee 4 . CROWELL. ROSEMARIE— Never posing or pretending, lust her own true self ' Northfield, Minn., 1, 2. 3. Cap and Gown Committee 4. CRUM. DONALD— Books, tis a dull and endless strife. Track 3. 4; Swimming 2. 3, 4, Captain 4 Judge 3,- Student Council 4 Cap and Gown Committee Chairman 4 DeMAY. MARION- E xcuse my dust Sheridan 1; Blue Tri 4. Banquet Committee 4 DICKS. LILLIAN - I take life as it comes. Paynesville. Minn , 2. Blue Tri 4; Banquet Committee 4 DOELZ. WALLY— Sometimes I sit and think. Cap and Gown Committee 4. DRAKE. WALLY- Education forms the common mind ' Cap and Gown Committee 4 DuBOIS. DUANE I have learned nothing and forgotten nothing. Baseball 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2. SEYC 2: School Activities Committee 2. DURDA. CHESTER—Do I have to graduate? Edison 1; Football 2. 3. 4. Basketball 2; Wrestling 3; Track 3: SEYC 2. 3. 4 Hi-Haven 3. Red Cross 2; Auditorium Committee 4 Student Council 4 School Activities Committeo 4 DURKOT. EDDIE- Not that I love school less, but I love fun more. Gymnastics 4 Student Council 4; Auditorium Committee 4; Scenic Art 4. Judge Cartoonist 4. Cardinal Art Staff 4 School Activities Chairman 4. EAGLE. ROBERT - I like work, I can sit and look at it for hours. Basketball 1. 2. 3; Glee Club 2. 3; Judge 4, Sports Editor 4. Cardinal 4 Sports Editor 4. School Activities 4 EDDY. DELBERT— If silence were golden. I'd be a pauper. Track 2. 3: SEYC 3. 4. Hi-Haven 3. 4. Class Play Business Committee 4; Banquet Speeches Committee 4 ELSBERRY. DONNA MAE Her policy . . . you're only young once G A A. 1: Seton Hy 1. 2. 3, Treasurer 1. President 2; Blue Tri 4; Judge 4 Exchange Editor 4; Choir 3. 4. Riding Club 4. President 4. Radio Club 4 Judgment Day 4. Banquet Committee 4. EMERSON. SALLY— She is worthy of all the praise heaped upon her. Silver Tri 1. 2; G.A A. 1. 2. Secretary 2; Student Council 3, 4. Secretary 3, vice-president 4. 4-H Club 4 Honor Society $ 4. Secretary 4: Blue Tri 4. Publicity Chairman 4. Judge 4. Business Manager 4; Banquet Speeches 4. EMSWILER. JOAN- Oh for Pete s sake G A A 2: SEYC 2, 3 Silver Tri I. 2; Blue Tn 3. 4; Cardinal 4; Prom Committee 4. ERVASTI. LILA— She's effective because she is unaffected Sebeka. Minn., 1, 2. School Activities Committee 4. FA WELL. DEAN- Why study? The more we study, the more Ignorance we dis- Football 3; Track 4 Hi-Y 1, 2; Cap and Gown Committee 4 FEHL1NG. BETTY— She has common sense tn some way that's uncommon. Jefferson Jr High 1; Seton Hy 2, Blue Tri 3. 4; Choir 2, 3; Riding Club 4; SEYC 4, Cap and Gown Committee 4. FISH. JEAN— Pretty to walk with and witiy to talk with. G A A 4; Glee Club I, 2. 3; Blue Trt 4. SEYC 4: Hi-Haven 4. Red Cross 3. 4. Cardinal 4; Baccalauroato Committee 4 FOX. AUDREY— My wants are Little Falls High School 3; Commencement Committee 4 FOX. MARJORIE Pretty and clever and full of fun, known and loved by everyone Glee Club 2, 3; Student Council 2. Silver Tn I, 2; Blue Tri 3. 4W Social Chairman 4. StYC 3, Board 3. Hi-Haven 2, 3, 4. Council 4: Judge 3; Cardinal 4. Art Editor; Chairman Commencement Committee 4 FUJIWARA. LILLIAN— The smile that Bows from within. Commencement Committee 4 GOODSELL. BETTY— I have a smile that s all my own. Glee Club 2. Blue Tri 4; Banquet Committee 4 10e, aA. alumni 4italt continue GROSS. DONALD E.— The moon aiiects tho tido as wall as the untied. Glee Club 1. 2. 3. Football 2. 3; Track 2. Goli 3, 4; Tennis 4. Red Cross 2; Debate 2, 3, 4, Pres 3, 4; Student Council 3. 4. V. Pres. 4, fudge 3, 4, Co-Editor 4. Cardinal Co-Editor 4; SEYC 4. Hi-Haven 4. Hi-Y 3. 4; Class Play 4; Banquet Speeches Committee 4. HAAVEN. DORIS— Nothing succeeds like success.’’ Crookston. Minn.. I. G A A. 2, 3; Stiver Trt 2; Blue Trt 3. 4, V. Pres. 4. Red Cross 3; Band 2. 3. Hi-Haven 3. 4; Judge 3. 4 Student Council 4. Class Play 4; Honor Society 4,- Tag Day Committee 4. Cardinal 4. Banquet Speeches Committee 4 HAGERTY. PATRICIA— Good things come in tiny packages. St. Margaret's Academy 1. Band 2. Chou 3, Judge 3. 4. SEYC 5. 4. Hi-Haven 4 Blue Tri 4: Seton Hy 2, 3. Riding Club 4, Class Play 4 Cardinal Associate Editor 4. Banquet Speeches Committee 4. HAGERUD. BETTY— Queen oi comfort and good lun. Silver Tri 1. 2. Blue Tri 3, 4. Red Cross 3; Honor Society 4, Baccalaureate Committee 4 HAMERSTROM. MYRLIN— A good sport straight through. Cap and Gown Committee 4. HAMILTON. SHIRLEY - A happy living thing. G A A. 1: Silver Tri 2; Blue Tri 4; Glee Club 2. Choir 2; Baccalaureate Committee 4. HART. VICTOR D.— My only thought . women. Football 2. 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4, President 4. Class Play Manager 4; Judge 3; Honor Society 4; Tag Day Committee 4; Commencement Committeo 4 HARTMAN. ALICE— Some think the world was made lor lun and Irolic—so do I. G A A 1. 2. Silver Trt 1. 2. Blue Tn 3. 4; Glee Club 1. Baccalaureate Committee 4 HAUCK. MARY ELLEN She brightens the corner where she is. Hi-Haven 4. Student Council 4. Baccalaureate Committee 4. HAURITZ. JUNE— With mirth and laughter. let old wrinkles come. Band 2, 3. 4; Silver Tn 1, 2; Blue Tri 3. 4 SEYC 1. 2. 3. Hi-Haven 2. 3. Cardinal 4. Commencement Committee 4 HEGNA. DOLORES How sweet and lair she seems to be.” Red Cross 2; Studont Council I; School Activities Committee 4 HEIDER. JEANNINE— My llle. ray dreams, and my thoughts are of B— G A.A. 1. Seton Hy I. 2, 3. Blue Tri 3. 4. SEYC 4. Hi-Haven 4. Baccalaureate Committee 4. HENNING. GLORIAN— Oh what a girl 1 used to be. Baccalaureate Committee 4. HERFINDAHL. MARILYN- She seems to be quiet, but she's a riot. Silver Tri 1, 2; Blue Tri 3. 4. Vice-pres 4; Student Council 3. Red Cross 3, 4. SEYC 4; Judge 3, 4. Class Play 4. Judgment Day 4; Prom Committee 4 HEUSBOURG. PAT— A true friend who is forever a friend. Silver Tn 1. 2; Blue Tn 3. 4; Baccalaureate Committee 4 HILL. HELEN— I can do nothing but study. Silver Trt 1. 2; Blue Tri 3, 4. Radio Club 2. Judge 3. 4; Honor Society 3. 4. Studont Council 4. Hi-Haven 4. Class Play. Properties 4: Judgment Day 4. Commencement Committee 4 HILL. LORRAINE A gentle mind by ftentlo deeds is known, unior Glee Club 1; Blue Tri 3; Baccalaureate Committee 4 HOFFMAN. MONNA CLAIRE- Work never did her any harm. Seton Hy I. 2. 3; Glee Club 3. Riding Club 4. Blue Tri 4, SEYC 4; Hi-Haven 3; Cap and Gown Committee 4. HOUG. DENNIS alone. 'All wo ask is to be left SEYC 3. 4. EM HA 3. 4. Class Secretary 4. Baccalaureate Committee Chairman 4 JOHNSON. DORIS— A friendly smile, a gracious way. Seton Hy 1. 2. 3. Riding Club 4. SEYC 4 Silver Tn 2. Cap ana Gown Com. 4 JOHNSON. KENNIE— A man among men. Eau Claire. Wis.. 1; Barron. Wis., 2: Band 3. 4; Riding Club 4; Baccalaureate Committee 4 JOHNSON. MAXINE — Her manner Is 6'easant—her aim, to please. sakvs High School 1. 2; Baccalaureate Committoe 4 JOHNSON. WALTER— I have done the deed. Debate 1. 2. 3: Glee Club 2. 3: Student Council 2; Judge 4; Honor Society 4 Red Cross 1; Hi-Haven 3; Baccalaureate 4 KAWAKAMI, GEORGE— What s the use of worrying? Poston. Ariz., 3; Commencement Com 4. KERSCH. ROBERT— Thoroughness is the highway to success Debate 2. 3. 4. Vice-pres 4. Honor Society 3. 4; Judge 4; Red Cross 1; Student Council 1: Banquet Speeches 4. (CLOCK. MARY — Her tears are for other's troubles. Silver Tri 1, 2. Seton Hy 2. Glee Club 1; Blue Tri 4; Choir 2, 4; Hi-Haven 4; Student Council 3; Judgo 3, 4. Page Editor 4. Judgment Day 4; Class Play 4; Cardinal 4; Commencement Committee 4 KOCH. ELOISE— Cheerful in smile and action. G A A 1. 2. Silver Tri 1. Blue Tri 3: SEYC 2. 3; Ht-Haven 3; Commencement Committee 4_____ KOCINA. JEANETTE— She never lacks for words. G A A I. 2, 3; Seton Hy 1.2. 3. Blue Trt 4; Radio Club 4, Pres 4. Choir 3, 4; Glee Club 2. 3; Riding Club 4; SEYC 3. Judgment Day 4; Judge 3, 4. Column Editor 4. Baccalaureate Committee 4 ouA, intesie t i+t iti cudiaitceA.. KOPPE. JOHN— Lite's senous and girls aren't in it' Commencement Committee 4 KROENING. CARL-' I want to be shy. but the girls won’t let me. Wausau. Wls. 1. Football 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. Baseball 1. 2. 3 4 Track 3. 4 Equipment Manager 4. SEYC 2. 3. EMRA 3. 4 Baccalaureate Com 4 KUBIK. CLARA- We like the sunshine in her smile. University High 1. Glee Club 2. 3; Choir 4; Red Cross 4, Banquet Committee 4 KUWAHARA. SHIGEJI- Nothing is impossible. Maruanal. Cal . 3; Basketball 3; Football 3; Gymnastics 4; Wrestling 4; Baseball 4; Banquet Committee 4 LARSON. BERNICE Her bubbling good nature is a cure tor the blues. G A A 1. 2 Glee Club 2. 3. Silver Trt 1. 2. Blue Tn 3. 4; Hi-Haven 2, 3. 4; Cardinal 4; Associate Editor 4; SEYC 2. 3. Banquet Committee 4. LAURETTE. LORRAINE Pahonce is the best ol all instructors. Seton Hy 1, 2, 3. Silver Tri 1, 2. Blue Tri 4. Judge, Typing 4, Banquet Com 4 LEONARD. ELIZABETH M.— Patience gets you anywhere, i'll graduate some day Patrick Henry 2; Blue Tri 3. SEYC 3. 4 Riding Club 4: Red Cross 3; Banquet Committee 4. LEVERSEE. JOYCE— Her personality is revealed by hor deep brown eyes Spokane. Wash.. 1. 2; Silver Tri I. 2. Cf A A 1. 2. 3. 4, Vice Pres. 3; Blue Tri 3. 4. Cabinet 3, Pres 4. Newspaper editor 4; Studont Council 4; Class Play 4. Judge 3. 4; Tag Day Committee 4. Cardinal 4, Banquet Speeches Committee 4 LINDGREN. HAROLD- His trumpet shall be heard on high. Swimming 2. Band 1. 2. 3; Hi-Haven 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4: Red Cross 3, Pres 3: Judge 3. 4. Sports Editor 4: Class Play 4; Spanish Club 3; Senior Class Pres 4; Prom Committee 4. LOCKEN. MARY ELLEN Her smile and her raven hair, what need has she of fairer charms? St. Paul 1, G.A.A. 2. 3; Silver Tri 2 Bluo Tri 3. 4. Secretary 4, Choir 2. 3; Honor Society 4: Student Council 3: Judge 3. 4. Advertising 3: Class Play Prompter 4. SEYC 4; Hi-rtaven 3. Cardinal I Banquet Speeches 4. LOEB. COR1NNE— I'm always tn a haste, but never in a hurry.” Seton Hy 1, 2; Blue Tn I; Glee Club 1. 2 Judge 4 Banquet Committee 4 LUEDEE. MARLYS—Tm getting some fun out of my life. Edison 1. 2; Blue Tri 3; Hi-Haven 3. Student Council 3; SEYC 3. 4. School Activities Committee 4 LYNCH. DALE—' Easy comes, easy goes. Litchfield. Minn ., I. 2. 3; Hi-Havsn 4 SEYC 4. Choir 4. Banquet Committee 4 McCULLOUGH. BEVERLY - Blessed with that sweet simplicity of thought. Iowa 1. 2. 3; Cap and Gown Com 4 McDANIELS. RUTH— All for fun and mischief.” Central 2. Commencement 4 McKENNEY. IIM — I have done many things, but wooing is the best Golf 3. 4; Red Cross I; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. President 1; Student Council 2. 3; Hi-Haven 4, Honor Society 3, 4. President 4. SEYC 4. Class Play 4. Hi-Y 1. 2; Chess Club 4; Judge 3. 4. Ed. 4; Spanish Club 2. Judgment Day 4. Banquet Spechos 4 MANNING. RUTH— On one she smiled and he was blest.” G A A I; Silver Tn I. 2. Seton Hy 2 Blue Tri 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Choir 4. Baccalaureate Committee 4. MATHESON. ALFRED Live, laugh and be merry. Wahpeton. Minn.. Swimming 3; Track 3, Gloe Club 2. 3; Choir 4. Banquet Com 4 MEANS. MARJORIE— She is like the moon that changes often—but there is always a man in it. Silver Tri 1. 2. Pres 2; G.A.A. 1; Blue Tn 3. 4. Hi-Haven 3. 4. SEYC 3: Band 2. Orchestra 1; Prom Committee 4 MELLEM. LEONA— To know her is to like her. Silver Tri 1. 2; Seton Hv I. 2. 3, Pres 3. Blue Tn 3. 4; Glee Club 2; Cap and Gown Committee 4 MERRICK. JOAN M.-'T never let studies interfere with my education . Silver Tri 1, 2: Junior Glee Club 1. Glee Club 2. 3; Blue Trt 3. 4. SEYC 3: Hi Haven 4: Cardinal 4 Commencement Committee 4 MESNA. WILLARD - Man is a hunter . . women his game. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. Captain 4. Football I. 2; Baseball 1; SEYC 2. 3. 4. Vice- President 4; Prom Committee 4 MEYER. DARLANE lCindness is her greatest virtue. Judge 4. Seton Hy 3 Blue Tn 3; Junior Glee Club I; Glee Club 2. 3; Banquet Committee 4 MEYER. STEVEN- Variety, the spice of life.” Band 2. 3, 4: Movie Crew 2; Riding Club 4; Hi-Y 3 4, District President 4. Hi-Haven 2, 3. 4 Commencement Com 4 MINARIK. ROBERT - The small but mighty man ” Cardinal Associate Editor 4: Wrestling 3. 4. Captain 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-president 3. 4. Hi-Haven 3. 4; Baseball 3. SEYC 3 Student Council 2: Banquet Com 4 MITCHELL. EVELYN - Without technicolor her crown is lost.” Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Choir 4. Judge 3. Banquet Committee 4 MITCHELL. LOIS— As merry as the day Is long. Seton Hy 1, 2; Blue Tri 3. 4; Riding Club 3. 4; Hi-Haven 4. School Activities Committee 4. MOSIMAN. MAVIS— A smile for everyone. Seattle. Wash., 3; G A A. 1. 2. Seton Hy 1, 2, Vice-pres. 2; Silver Tri 2: Riding Club 4. SEYC 4; Cap and Gown Com 4 lAJe tiacyiei l cutincf, tke e ic n i, but, NELSON. ANN LOUISE-- So nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Prom Committee 4 NELSON. BILL—'A quiet tongue show a wise head Track 3. Baccalaureate Committee 4 NOLAN. ROBERT— The man on wheel . Pino City 3; Track I. 2; Football I, 2. 3. Baseball 4; Hi-Haven 3; School Activities Committee 4 NYGREN. CLIFFORD- Men o! lew words are the best men. Columbia Heights 1; Cap and Gown 4 NYGREN. JUNE— A genuinely good kid, clear through. Columbia Height I; Blue Trl 4. Baccalaureate Committee 4. OFTEDAL. TOBY— Fair In form and foa-ture.” Glee Club I. 2. 3, Secretary 2: Silver Tri 1. 2 Blue Tri 3; $EYC 3; Hi-Haven 3. 4; Red Cross 3; Cardinal Stall 4: Prom Committee 4 O'HEARN. MARY KAY— She I not Just the ordinary type. Junior Glee Club 1. Senior Glee Club 2. 3: Choir 4; Honor Society 4 Judge 3, 4. Page Editor 4; Judgment Day A. Seton Hy 3; C Y C. 4. Council ana Board 4; Class Play 4. Prom Committee 4 PEARSON. LOIS— A never falling source of silence Des Moines. Iowa. 1. 2; Choir 4. Baccalaureate Committee 4 PEART. MARY-- A rolling stone gathers no moss. Blue Tn 4. Seton Hy 1 SEYC 3; Riding Club 4, Commencement Committee 4 PERKINS. ALICE- Better the feet slip than the tongue. Cap and Gown Committee 4. PERRY. JAMES A.- Play and I'll play with you: study and you study alone Football I. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, Manager 3. 4: track 2. 3; SEYC 2, 3, 4; EMRA 3 4, Student Council 3. 4. Auditorium Committee 3; Class Play 4 Tag Day Committee 4. Baccalaureate Com. 4. PETERSON. GERALDINE— Study is all right, but play is more fun Blue Tri 4: Seton Hy 1. Riding Club 4: Commencement Committee 4. PETTERSON. DERYL— Never run alter a streetcar or a girl—another will be along in a minute. Football 1. 2: Goll 4 Track 2. Basketball 2 Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Student Council 1; SEYC 3. 4. Hi-Haven 3. 4, Hi-Y 3; Judge Advertising 4: Prom Com 4. Chairman 4. POMEROY. BRUCE— Man's speech is like his life. Band 1. 2. 3: Debate Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Red Crocs 1. 2: Student Council 3: Chess Club 3: Football 2. Manager 3 4: Swimming 1. 2. 3. Manager 4 Track 2: SEYC 3, 4, Judge 3; Golf 2; Cardinal 4. Banquet Committee 4 RAYGOR. JIM— “The proper study of mankind is man Football 1. 2; Hi-Y 2; SEYC 3. 4; Cap and Gown Committee 4. RENO. LOIS— Quality, not quantity Silver Tn 1. 2; Blue Tri 3. 4: Hi-Haven 4: Cardinal Stall 4; School Activities 4 RILEY. PHILLIP- She Roots upon the river of my thoughts. Football 1, 2. 3, 4, Co-captain 4: Basketball 1, 2; Class Vice-president 4, SEYC 2. 3; C Y.C. 4; Prom Committee 4 ROGNESS. DOROTHY— Anything I don t know today I'll learn tomorrow Luveme. Minn., 1. 2; G.A.A I, 2. 3; Blue Tn 3. 4. Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Choir 4 Commencement Committee 4. ROHDE. EUGENE- I with my late con tented will plod on School Activities 4 RYAN. VIRGINIA ANN- Marshall s own ‘Mademoiselle'. SEYC 3 Blue Tn 3, 4. Silver Tn 1 2. Vice-pres 2; Glee Club 2 Hi-Haven 3, 4. Seton Hy 1; School Activities Com 4 SCALISE. MARGARET - This lass with hair ol brown, never wears a Irown. Sheridan I; Commencement Committee 4. SCHARDIN, PAT— Just you wait. Ml be iaroous yet. Seton Hy 1. 2. G A A. 1; SEYC 2. 3 Hi Haven 4; Majorette 1, 2. 3. 4: Blue Tri 4; Riding Club A, School Activities 4 SCHULTE. RICHARD JOHN - Fame that, too, I have tasted. Choir 2. 3. 4. Vice-pres 3, 4; Football 2. 3 Spanish Club 2. Judge 3: SEYC 2. 3. 4 Hi-Haven 4; Class Play 4. Cardinal 4 Red Cross 4 Track 2. 3. Prom Com. 4 SELVIG. MARGARET- Gee. I hod such a ?ood time' liver Tri 1. 2; G A A 1; Blue Trl 3. 4; Red Cross 3. Choir 2. 3. 4: SEYC 3. 4. Board 4, Cardinal Associate Editor 4; Hi-Haven 3: Prom Committee 4 SIMON. ELIZABETH — “U she has any faults, she has left us in doubt. Shendan 1; Glee Club 2. 3: Hi-Haven 2. Blue Tn 4, Cap and Gown Committee 4. SIMONS. EUGENE- It takes all types ol people to make a world. Baraboo. Wts.. 1; Wrestling 3; Track 3, 4 Gymnastics 4: School Activities 4 SMITH. JIM- Men. like bullets, go farthest when smoothest ' Swimming 1. 2. 3. 4. Golf 2. 3. 4. Captain 3: Gymnastics 4- Football I, 4 SEYC 2. 3. 4. Banquet Com Chairman 4 SOGO. ELSIE— She aims to please Parker Valley. Ariz., I, 2. 3: G A.A 4 Honor Society 4: Blue Tn 4. Cap and Gown Committee 4, Who- ktuual caltcd the jjutute. Isiincfl? SORENSEN. MARY - She � always the same—quiet and happy. Edison 1; Blue Tri 4. Judge 3, 4. Page Editor 4. Judgment Day 4. Band 2, 3. 4 Student Council 2; Red Cross Council 4 Honor Society 3. 4; Class Play Properties 4. Hi Haven 3; Banquet Speeches 4 SPORLEIN. DARLENE Gene' Ah sweet mystery ol lifo. Student Council 1. 2; SEYC 3; Blue Tri 4; Commencement Committee 4 STIMMLER. GEORGE— Everything comes if only a man will wait. Clear Lake. Minn., 1. 2. 3; Cap and Gown Committee 4. STOCKSTEAD. ROBERT - To be in love, or not to be That is the question Track 2; Hi-Y 2. 3. Glee Club 2. 3. Vice-president 2. President 3. SEYC 2. 4. Cardinal Associate Editor 4; Prom Com 4 SWANKE. HELEN—“Tell me if this is love SEYC 2 3. Silver Tri 1 2 Blue Tri 3. G A A 2; Junior Glee Club I. Glee Club 2. 3. Baccalaureate Committeo 4 SWENSON. RUBY— Sweet and lovely Roosevelt 2; Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Banquet Committee 4. TAM. ROBERT— Life is a jest and all things show it. Oakland. Cal . 3. Baccalaureate Com. 4 TEBERG. JOHN He stoops to conquer. Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4; Track 1. 3; Studont Council 2. 3. 4, Honor Society 3. 4. Judge. Page Editor 4. Hi-Haven 4; Junior Glee Club 1; Riding Club 4 Radio Club 4, Glee Club 2: Auditorium Committee Chairman 4 War Bond Committee Chairman 3, 4. Prom Committee 4 THOMSEN. KENNETH- Worth makes a man. McGrath. Minn . 12. 3. Gymnastics 4, Swimming 4 Red Cross 4; Class Play 4 School Activities Committee 4 THORNE. DONNA— Bewcre of all. but most beware of men. G A A 1; Glee Club 1. Silver Tri 1 Seton Hy 3; Glee Club 2. 3; Hi-Haven 3; Blue Tri 4. Cap and Gown Committee 4 THORPE. MARJORIE As we are glad she came we are glad of her presence G A A 2: Silver Tri I. 2; Red Cross 3; Blue Tn 3. 4. Cap and Gown Com. 4 THORSON. JOAN - Always on the job Judge 4; Seton Hy 3; Blue Tri 3; Red Cross 2. 3. 4, School Activities Com 4 THORUP. ELLEN f.— Jolly, yet serious. fun-loving, yet sincere Silver Tri 1, 2: Blue Tri 3. 4( Cabinet Member 3; Rea Cross 2, 3; Choir 2. 3; Hi-Haven 3; SEYC 2. 3: Cardinal 4 Co-Editor 4; Baccalaureate Committeo 4. TOLLAND. RICHARD- If you say nothing. nobody will repeat it Gymnastics 4; Track 4. Cap and Gown Committee 4. TOPHEN. MARY - May her smile always be as cheery. Glee Club T. Choir 3. 4. Prom Com 4 VAN MALDERGHEM. LORNA She is a phantom of delight.” Silver Tn 1. 2: Blue Tn 3. 4. SEYC 4 Hi-Haven 4. Commencement Committee 4 VARANO. MERCEDES All for fun and fun for all. G A A 1. Sliver Tn 1. 2; SEYC 2. 3. Hi Haven 4. Glee Club 2, 3. Blue Tn 3. 4. School Activities Committee 4 WERNER. BOB— A gentleman makes no noise _ Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Baccalaureate Com 4 WOOD. JEAN- She has her moods and Moe Seton Hy 2; Blue Tri 3. 4. Choir 3. 4. Riding Club 4; SEYC 4. Cap and Gown Committee 4. WOOD. MARY - Beauty is a gilt of God Homecoming Queen 4 Red Cross 4, Blue Tn 3. 4 Cap and Gown Committee 4. YAHANDA. ALICE- We like her just the way she is. _ . _ Rivers. Arts.. 1. 2. 3; Blue Tri 4, Prom Committee 4. ZAPPA. RUTH— Would that more were like her. G A A. 1, 2. 3; Hi-Haven 4. Silver Tn 1 2. Blue fn 3t 4, Glee Club 1. 2. Choir 3; 4-H Club 4. Hi School Huddle Columnist 4 Honor Society 4 Commencement Com- mltfAA i HARPER. JAMES PURCELL. JAMES 8TONE. DAVID NOT IN PICTURE: SWANKE. ROBERT fJcatuG nf, Gostututte i Banquet Speeches: Mike fright. 18 Prom: Off to the racos. [Juste CamnutteeA, Baccalaureate Prom Commencement Banquet Cap and Gown 19 Banquet Speeches School Activities In a certain sense the advisories are the backbone of the school. During the advisory periods, the students learn the procedures of the school, discuss their relation to school regulations and problems, donate to the various charitable groups, and become better acquainted with each other through this closer companionship. This year the advisories furnished the Memorial Case with fresh flowers each week. They also worked with the physical education department in sponsoring an intramural basketball tournament for all grades. All of this stimulated a more congenial relationship between the administration, the faculty, and the students. MISS SKALBECK—I2TH GRADE Row 1: M. Haagenson. N. McShano. D. Charbonneau. G. Mattson. Miss Skalbock. S. Ross. J. Mezzenga. M. Ota. Row 2: M. Johnson. L. Anderson. M. Anders. B. St. Cyr. J. Stenseth. J. McCauley. D. Haroldson. V. Cary. Row 3: R. Holland. A. Anderson. P. Sholtec. C. Wicklund. L. Czaia. D. Scales. M. Hird. MR. OLSEN—12TH GRADE Row 1: Mr. Olsen. J. Dickerson. H. Lewis. B. Wallen. J. Smith. H. Haik. Row 2: M. Dorset!. P. Conway. J. Stein-dori. N. Edin. E. Johnson. J. Borak. Row 3: R. Gulachek, D. Lenhart. D. Peabody. L Bakken. B. Henry. Row 4: D. D'Andrea. R. Simonetti. L Kunerth. D. Ellingsworth. K. Lang. V. Essog. MISS ROSKILLY—11TH GRADE Row 1: L. Winkler. G. Garfield. E. Sandell. I. Roskilly. M. Olson. I. Skillings. R. TsuneisnL Row 2: B. Hogot-vedt, B. Abeln. K. La Plant. D. Strom. H. Anderson. B. Rognosby. J. Schardin. B. Polzin. Row 3: I. Rauch. A. Gerda. L. Nash. G. Fisher. G. Eggen. R. Dicks. R. Hub-ber. B. Gore. J. Swanson. Row 4: M. Lubrosht. J. Stark. D. Rosengron. J. Jeffers. L. Bochniak. I. Gelhom. F. Nelson. E. Ditmansora. MR. O BRIEN— 11TH GRADE Row 1: J. Cachiaras. J. Carswell. R. Richter. L. Dougherty. Mr. O'Brien. J. Corbett, D. Flavin. L. Mielke. Row 2: M. Pappas. D. Leo. D. Ondov, M. Dougherty. C. Gibson. R. Jenson. R. Forbes. L. Seidensticker. Row 3: G. Peterson. T. Springer. B. McGovern. S. Thorup. M. Don-loy. J. Fish. D. Groen. D. Westerborg. Row 4: L. Fish. B. Minichilli. J. Kanel. T. Deegan. J. Battmer. D. Ves-trem. J. Thomas. J. Bennighof. MISS WEST— 11TH GRADE Row 1: P. Grandprey. H. Benton. P. Henning. A. Alexander. Miss West. E. Sperry. M. Larson. G. Christ. Row 2: R. Riggle. J. Rasmussen. B. Raalberg. T. Kim-itch, D. Berggron. G. Page. L. Skogland. J. Sund. L. Erickson. MISS BOYSON— 11TH GRADE Row 1: J. Lambort. B. Ricker. B. Shaughnessy. D. Hart. J. Mixeli. M. Bcno. C. Black. Row 2: B. Ostendorf. V. Peterson. G. LaLonde, B. Kulowatz, M. Dahlquist, D. Adams. M. Fasching. Row 3: D. Schumaker. L. Stacy, J. Ekborg. A. Gorvin. B. Anderson. J. Butler. Row 4: J. Salovich. K. Sibbens. P. Olson, W. Farrell. E. Miller. B. Anderson. A. Yohande. ottcute. pxiA.'Ledl before you, MR. LIEN—11TH GRADE Row 1: W. Hammen. I. Langlais. R. Parton, C. Klugman. Mr. Lion. J. Bailoy. B. Quammen. G. Westman, D. Pol-zin. Row 2: P. Schcbloom. E. Bergquist, I. Fecht. B. Fornell. J. Rouse. F. Stevens. J. Williamson. B. Welol. B. Oney. E. De Muse. Row 3: J. Evangilist. J. Goodsoll. P. Shaw. M. Lcpich. V. Hanson. R. Borth. C. Feske. J. Croit. G. Bauman. M. Hansen. Row 4: M. Roth. R. Brown. D. Mezzenga. B. Clausen. D. Pederson. R. Harris. K. Ontko. ). Hall. R. Seiierth. MR. CARLSON— 10TH GRADE Row 1: M. Rono. C. Pohl. S. Strom. Mr. Carlson. D. Bums. I. Ford. S. Holtzhausen. Row 2: J. Peterson. M. Mueller. D. Riley. P. Wells. G. Schiena. B. Williams. E. Ogdahl. V. Firchow. Row 3: B. Graham. D. Jensen, B. Burroughs. D. Golen. F. Sell. D. McCure, R. Prescott. Row 4: S. Murphy. D. Delsing. M. JanoB. B. La Cour-siere. M. Wallen. B. Peterson. D. Magnuson. E. Peck. MISS PETRI—10TH GRADE Row 1: B. Simon. C. Skogland. M. Thiol. D. EUis. S. Borgeson. Miss Petri. J. Matheny, L. Peck. D. Cihak. N. Heron. B. Rasmusson. Row 2: M. Goodsell. W. Inge-brigtsen. J. Salquist. N. Davison. L. Tolleisrud. P. Scott. J. Beckstrom. R. Kock. C. DoCoursey. V. Schvebek. Row 3: J. Carey. P. Larson. L. AUcckson. A. Van Duren. C. Phinney. A. Garfield. P. O'Neil. J. Swenson. G. Brown. D. McGraw. B. Jelinek. MR. SWANSON—10TH GRADE Row 1: L. Magor. R. Wilkerson. K. Pierson, G. Theros. G. Evangelist. R. Gay. W. Johnson. Row 2: R. Durda. B. Donley, J. Carland. J. Bruer. J. Patterson. W. Roese. J. Burdick. Row 3: R. Hanson. G. Litchfield. M. Jorgenson. R. Johnson. M. Caovetto. J. Holland. P. Schons. 9+t oust jjOatiie.p.'L MR. HURD—10TH GRADE Row 1: J. Walters, L. Hill. B. Perry. Mr. Hurd. D. Anderson. R. Amundson. L. Bruncaru. V. Chesney. Row 2: D. Foster. P. Oberg. D. Carlson. D. Finch. D. Gunn. B. Tamblo. F. Hawkins. Row 3: D. Hascnbank. I. Matte-son. A. Penhouser. I. McVay. L. Harris. S. Anderson. N. Gibson. J. Sykes. MISS LIEDL—10TH GRADE Row 1: D. Pennington. A. Sellentine. V. Roiman. B. Hel wig. Miss Liedl. V. Wray. D. Dickson. R. Perry. P. Hall Row 2: D. Bclgum. M. Armstrong. M. Delandcr. K Dorso. P. Larson. P. Erickson. Y. Essig. B. Peterson. C Downs. Row 3: F. Barkman. D. Eddy. P. Mato. D. Si Cyr. R. Smith. I. Youngberg. B. Pearson. M. Krogstad C. Kalen. I. Shaddrick. Row 4: B. Anderson. B. Epper ly. F. Hanson. M. Grabner. C. Engstrom. C. Donovan I. Dougherty. M. Pederson. K. Mortenson. MR. JONES—10TH GRADE Row 1: B. Christoiforson. M. Soyett. B. Do Angelo. Mr. Jones. D. Hughes. D. White. J. Anderson. Row 2: V. Hill. L. Bergman. L. Berger. D. Lofgren. M. Drake. J. Zappa. S. Mitchell. Row 3: D. Hadrath. B. Schaffer. R. Kanoski. D. Thorson. J. Sova. A. Benesh. J. Lang. Row 4: EL Orwall. B. Schoen. D. Gobel. A. Larson. J. Sheldon. L. Soice. J. Roberts. H. Lenhart. MRS. MONTANK—10TH GRADE Row 1: B. Lewis. A. Gamelson. E. Dcmko. L. Montank. M. Czaia, L Edstrom. D. Ferguson. Row 2: C. Ellings-worth. C. Netland. A. Carey. J. Stenseth. L. Stolzel. J. Krimbill. Row 3: J. Stoger. G. Sorsoleil. L Rcnz. E. Cudd. J. Easter. E. Nelson. B. Clausen. l au ■iltcdl fjollota, MRS. MaclNNES—9TH GRADE Row 1: M. Carlson. F. Bliss. D. Fish. A. Johnson. C. Maclnnes. R. Farrell. L Broborg. J. Matheny. D. Adams. Row 2: C. Madden. R. Carlson. J. Murphy, J. McDuifie. P. Plack. G. Oberg. J. Durand, E. Murray. Row 3: J. Masica. D. Holocky. M. Carlson, R. Logas. G. Capo, M. Gordanier, D. Holton. R. Bartz. Row 4: J. Carr, R. Pohausok. R. DeBill, N. Peabody. G. Germain. P. Murphy. K. Nicholson. B. Kingsloy. MISS SIMONET—9TH GRADE Row 1: H. Corbett. D. Evans. J. Rosengren. Miss Simon-ot. M. Clark. D. Dalros. R. Stinnis, P. Downs. Row 2: G. Christopherson. M. Bittnor. S. Flolid. J. Haroldson. T. Ackor. J. Mueller. P. Cartwright. R. Hayb. Row 3: J. Corbett. G. Andorson. L. Busch, R. Kolar. P. Bianeau, B. Jorvin. D. Gustoison. F. Ferguson. f MISS STEVNING—9TH GRADE Row 1: K. Stigen. V. Wilson. M. Taylor. O. Stevning, B. Dauor. B. Yahanda. J. Lind. Row 2: G. Sandell, R. Satrom. B. Zappa. C. Stone, M. McCallough. J. Schackle. W. Ota. J. Hawkins. Row 3: E. Durand, B. Kinnan, G. Noisingor. T. Page. C. Minnick. G. Page. P. Solberg. J. Lien. H. Buck. Row 4: P. Snow. D. Griemel. R. Watson. J. La Coursiore, G. Rockwood. P. O'Neill. M. Mudge. S. Sams. MRS. FEIKEMA—9TH GRADE Row I: E. Skillings, B. Picht. R. Stono. K. Tellekson. Mrs. Feikema. J. St. Clair. E. Cardinal. J. Skwayck. Row 2: S. Ronz, B. Manning. T. Wosterberg. T. Willman. B. Kroening. M. Larsen. A. Swanson. D. Lind. R. Sweot. Row 3: D. Tollofson. J. Sonmore. E. Pederson. W. Merok. L. Henning. J. Malmborg. B. Miller. J. Skogland. E. Stark. I llto- the tacuf, 'LeetK'L MISS CASEY—9TH GRADE Row 1: B. Manngo. T. Lynes. M. Maid, W. Skinner, C. Rosenborg. W. Skinner. J. Erickson. Row 2: I. Homicko, D. Rosengren. B. Larson. M. Anderson. E. Tindra, I. Paden. M. Durda. M. Bailey. Row 3: P. Auguston. S. Shaddrick. B. Hopkins. D. Hadtraih. T. Johnson. C. Springer. M. McGilvery. J. Browne. Row 4: R. Harper, V. Ousak. M. Kilttoson, J. Eddy. J. Dosormy. C. Doma-huo. R. Corbett. P. La Zorick. MR. SMITH—9TH GRADE Row 1: G. Koisten. B. Quado. C. Bolstad. Mr. Smith. M. Mahoney, A. Anderson. J. Osoll. Row 2: R. Holland, T. Ackorson. R. Bianchi, L. Grimm. H. Morin. E. Benesh. D. Miller. S. Benton. Row 3: M. Noonan. C. Bird. D. Birmingham. E. Lewis. D. Anderson. L Mager, C. Motions. C. Jelmberg. Row 4: L. Bakken. G. Smith. G. Motion. R. Rueb. K. Jarlais. John S.. M. Jenkins. K. Anderson. MISS TRUMBLE—8TH GRADE Row 1: M. Quiggle, H. Means. J. Mathony. Miss Trumble, J. Russel. W. Gagor. A. Hawkins. Row 2: D. Pankonin. M. Craig. J. Bauman. R. Larson. R. Donley. R. Sybrant. J. Gannon. Row 3: N. Lovorcom. B. Borne, A. Erickson. M. Inco. D. Larson, C. Shieman, J. Dovine. Row 4: G. Phillips. J. Koss. D. Edstrom. D. Tarasar. M. Nicholson, F. Snure. B. Ponichi. MRS. CAPSTICK—8TH GRADE Row 1: B. Hall, S. Kranhold. E. Oswald. Mrs. Capstick. J. Lind. A. Jelinok, N. Tripp. Row 2: H. Schebloom. R. Muller. J. Houg. J. Cloutier. J. Glass, R. Korsch. J. Begin. L Richter. Row 3: R. Kroger. R. Slaughter, L. Holland, E. Harstad. B. Krimbill. D. Hinricks. B. Forbos. Row 4: E. Overturf. R. Peterson. B. McReavy. K. Comoau, K. Phinney. J. Koch. F. Schubol. R. Carlson. Jlo+tCf, bejpte. you, MB. BURNIGHAM—8TH GRADE Row 1: V. Richardson. J. Pregler. D. Hanson. P. I. B.. J. Dragos, L. Anderson. Row 2: R. Kumagari. L. Peterson. W. Osborne. G. Smith. R. Thompson. R. Anderson. G. Mauor. Row 3: R. Rasmussen. R. Bodnar. E. Lambras. D. Ward. L. Homby. L. Crockett. C. Levercon. Row 4: L. Mead. M. Lien. j. Harris. E. Tophen. N. Peterson. D. Lind, G. Bredemus. MISS DAHL—8TH GRADE Row 1: R. Helgeson. J. Rawachi. L. Heut, Miss Dahl, W Mayland. I. Barstow. R. Paden. Row 2: G. Frindeland M. Maslow, H. Gillhorn. B. Brawn. H. Hanson. R. Kitto D. Johnston. T. Omachi. Row 3: M. Knutson. D. Latti mer. D. Scott. J. Heusbourg. R. Anderson. D. Pohl. A Wright. Row 4: M. Lilyonquist, A. Steiienson, V. Benje gerdes. B. Anderson. J. Petersen. B. Nordin. M. Peder sen. MR. PATRICK—8TH GRADE Row 1: J. Mahoney. V. Katx. V. Carlson. M. Sova, Mr. Patrick. M. Jacobson. I. Carlson. L. LaCombe. K. Bowers. Row 2: R. Nelson. M. Pylantuik. R. Peterson. C. Donner. E. Elsberry. D. Olson. C. Donner, P. Miller. Row 3: D. LaCombe. C. Brown, C. Meyer. F. Hanson. H. Larson. B. Comeau. S. Skinner. MRS. WERMERSKIRCHEN—8TH GRADE Row 1: D. Amesdorf. M. Peck. D. Summeriield. Mrs. Wermerskirchen. B. Olson. H. Delros. A. Klucas. Row 2: M. Pearson. A. Migliaccio. T. Rhoner. J. Netland. R. Jorden. J. Wigans. Row 3: B. Perry. C. Pearson. P. Thompson. M. Seiforth. B. Richardson. J. Vigard. Row 5: D. Horsch. N. Thompson. B. Peterson. M. Carelton. J. Jackaberry. R. Griffin. D. Pettis. Ifei the 'p uye MISS BEMENT—7TH GRADE Row I: W. Burmeister, A. Gilbertson. C. Anderson. R. Johnson. Miss Bement, E. Gorman. W. Herman. J. Anderson. W. Birmingham. Row 2: O. Anderson. R. Burroughs. L Griffin, L. Hanson. V. Sellentino. R. Anderson. C. Cope. G. Aitken. B. Anderson. R. Archer. Row 3: G. Knutson, J. Houg. M. luce. B. Lindweyer. D. Long. M. Knudson. K. Horon. C. Kingsley. R. Dooner. MR. SHAWBOLD—8TH GRADE Row 1: D. Martinson. K. Surgenson. R. Johnson. E. Langlais. Mr. Shawbold. R. Lovercomo. D. Bruneau, C. Selchow. Row 2: A. Kenz. M. Rogge. E. Slaughter. M. Schulz, J. Skilling. C. Kuhlman. R. Krimbill. J. Nelson. B. Kawauchi. Row 3: R. Nowstrom. R. Renn, S. Rychlly. M. Girard. B. Peterson. D. Nashby. D. Schafer. I. Nielson. Row 4: I. Larson. K. Nelson. L. Schubol. N. Pottus, R. Russell. R. Parshall. J. Rhodes. S. Hankinson, D. Melby. MISS VINCENT—7TH GRADE Row 1: D. Schebloom. D. Snurc. R. Roff. Miss Vincent, E. Roberts. R. Vigard. A. Swanson. Row 2: D. Pregler, L. Tjosvold. J. Remarke. I. Werp, R. McNevin. R. Whey, G. Warn. D. Walltors. Row 3: L Thompson. H. Stewart. W. Olson. G. Robinson. P. Gilsriud. B. Erickson. B. Wilderson. R. Turite. Row 4: J. Shirley, K. Peterson. M. Wadman. A. Mager. K. Eastman. E. Soley. Ar. Walker. R. Colbert. MISS CARLSON—7TH GRADE Row 1: J. Dorsott. M. Easter. J. Durigan. Mrs. Carlson, D. Luedke. B. Moore. L. LaCoursicro. Row 2: M. Patterson. H. Johnson, D. Gyllard. D. Hanson. D. Ellis. J. Hatchor. T. Mittoco. Row 3: M. Meland. F. Meyer, G. Ingoldson. N. Holger. T. Golen. G. Hemsworth. E. Rap-polt. J. Herrington. Row 4: G. Oswald. H. Nolan. M. Person. M. Carr. R. Gillette. C. Olson. M. Mollers. 9I w-ositU the i iuifCfie. MRS. ENGENE—7TH GRADE Row 1: Ar. Poppenhagen, G. Evans. B. Fish. C. Engeno. P. Venning. D. Donloy. B. Firchow. Row 2: L Anderson. J. Butler. J. Brown. L. Borak. Ba. Fenling. E. Brown. C. Elwell. Row 3: N. Budd. J. Fecht. K. Hall. M. Brown. P. Arnold. D. Woodbridge. C. Golon. Row 4: M. Cofieo. F. Ames. C. Fiedler. N. Bruneau. R. Fjell-man. M. Derrick. S. McArthur. MRS. TURLEY—MISS HUTCHINSON Row 1: Mrs. Turloy. G. Nickolatos. D. MacDonough. ). Gatten, F. Lemuncik. G. Louiselle. Miss Hutchinson. Row 2: W. Smoots. D. Girtz. D. MacDonough. A. La Bonge. O. Johnson. L. Skogman. J. Sherman. Row 3: K. Lyse. B. Locken. G. Johnston. H. JepJen. B. Yelland. L. Priess. J. Jaros. MRS. KANE—MR. MEIXNER Row 1: R. Owen. D. Wilson. R. Mortenson. Mrs. Kane. Mr. Meixner. T. Rosenberg. G. Robbins, M. Cragun. Row 2: D. Statler. D. Schumann. R. Engstrom. G. Benson. G. Auguston. M. Satrom, L. Jacobson. Row 3: B. Brown. G. Bergstrom. B. Svitak. G. Crum. R. Larson. R. Heath. K. Conway. R. Haroldson. MISS LIEN Row 1: B. Ledin. J. Flesland. C. Sandell. V. Arndt. B. Lyttle. T. Gerner. R. Stevens. C. Olson. Row 2: D. Hardie. J. Anderson. R. Mortenson. C. Bohan. M. Petor-son. E. Ellickson. J. Kiesell. Row 3: R. Warns. L Callander. J. Buck. J. Hoilmor. J. Piroch. G. Phipps. J. Hariser, H. Bates. Blue Tri Leaders 9+t a+td Out f GlalleA at MaMitall Center: ‘'Books—Tis an endless strife. Upper Left: Marshall's microbe hunters. Lower Left: Concentration—fact or front? Uppor Right: Loft uppercut to the jaw. Lower Right: ‘,Chord -ially yours. The Chess, Radio, Debate, and Red Cross Clubs, like other Marshall extracurricular groups, offer opportunities to the students to develop their special interests and talents as well as to further the fame of the school. In this section we present to you Marshall's clubs and a resume of their accomplishments during the school year. 30 GluLd. 1924.. . G.A.A. was organized to promote interest in girls’ athletics. Other popular Marshall clubs formed this year included the Blue Tri. Silver Tri. and Hi-Y. 1934.. . The Mid-West Studies group was planned by Eldon W. Mason to enable high school students to nufcc a first hand study of many mid-west cities. Because of war-time restrictions, this club was discontinued in 1943. 1941... The Southeast Youth Center grew from humble beginnings. In the following years it expanded until it eventually occupied one of the University Fraf houses. Now ( 1946) it has the largest membership of any club at Marshall. 1944... Hi-Haven. an all-city club, was organized to provide a place of recreation for teenagers on week-end evenings. lliesie. ii tncUfic in nmiic The Choir, as in the past, has had another outstanding year. Directed by Mr. Burningham, the Choir participated in many of our programs. Climaxing this year's schedule was the Choral Club Program, Say It With Music”. It was outstanding for its dances, costumes, and music. Tulip Time, an operetta, was presented by rhe Junior Glee Club, Miss Vincent directing. The Choir Junior Glee Club Senior Glee Club be MaMiudl Jlixjlt fecutd Under the able leadership of Mr. Lane, the Marshall band has contributed much to the school spirit. Presenting concerts for the P.T.A., and playing at pepfests, football games and other activities have kept the members prac- ticing long hours. One of the features of their schedule was the presentation of ' Rhapsody in Blue . Mr. Lane has also reorganized the school orchestra and is planning an extensive-program. Senior Glee Club Music Directors Mis Vincent Mr. Burningham Mr. Lano 9nteiUcfe4itiia We pledge ourselves to leadership, scholarship, and service to our school ”. This is the promise of the Honor Society and Councils. The Senior Council president is Victor Hart. Jim McKenny presides over the Honor Society. These two organizations are striving to achieve one goal— To Make Marshall Mighty . Senior Council Junior Council Honor Society 2.uili- PoAlte iA, After a period of three years, the Marshall Judge is again being published. Under the direction of Miss Chapman, faculty advisor, the staff produced an issue every two weeks. The business staff was under the direction of Mrs. Powell. News Getters Judge Staff Business Staff South-East Youth Center See, you, 'lltesio . . . The newly reorganized S.K.Y.C has achieved more in the way of promoting social activities than has any other school organization. Under the supervision of such energetic workers as Mrs. Harm. Mr. Fisher, Mr. Shawbold, and their president, John Kanel, this club has a promising future. The 4-H and the Red Cross have contributed much to spreading the good name of Marshall throughout the community. G. A. A. 4-H Club Riding Club Red Cross A packed dance floor, a beautiful lounge, a name band, bowling alleys, and a rumpus room are among the incentives that have attracted a throng of students to Hi-Haven, the teen-agers' most popular nite spot . G.A.A. continues to be one of the more popular athletic clubs. The Riding Club, as always, has its enthusiastic members. jpsi All Hi-Haven KnicjUti in Sfiosit Glo-UteA With dean living and leadership their chief aims, the Marshall Hi-Y is continuing its fine record at Marshall. The three chapters, Tri Gamma, Iota Tau, and Delta Sigma have a constant program going on for their members, and under the fine-leadership of Sig Christensen contribute help to the homeless and poverty-stricken. if Junior Hi-Y Senior Hi-Y Torch Club MgAaIuUI Made oi elleA, Making nut-cups for the veterans’ hospital and sewing cards for the children’s hospital at Glen Lake were two of the services accomplished by the Blue Tri this year. Social activities included the Holly Hop and the Shamrock Shag. With the membership greatly increased, they are looking forward to next year. Blue Tri I Silver Tri Blue Tri II Associate Editors Despite problems including paper shortages, a busy photographer’s schedule, and a printers’ strike, the 1946 Cardinal staff under the guidance of Mr. Olsen, co-editors Ellen Thorup and Don Gross, and an abundance of energetic seniors, was able to publish a yearbook, which all of the staff hope is pleasing to every Marshallitc. Co-Editors Don and Ellen C A R D I N A L S T A F F CHICKER LACKER Chicker Lacker Chicker Lacker Chow Chow Chow. Boomer Rucker Boomer Rucker Bow Wow Wow Chicker Lucker Boomer Rucker Zis Boom Buh Marshall High School Ruh Rah Rail BIG APPLE Big Apple Little Apple Suzy Q Come on Marshall We re truckin’ for you. Slick Chick Reet Pleat, Marshall High School Can’t be beat. WE ARE We are We are We are the best. Who are? We are! M. H. S. GUeeSil LOCOMOTIVE Rrrrrrrrah! Rrrrrrrrah! Rrrrrrrrah! Marshall High School Rah Rah Rah Rah Marshall High School Rah Rah Rah Rah Marshall High School Rah Rah Rah Rah Yea Marshall! THE BIG C-C C-C-C-C A-A-A-A R-R-R-R D-D-D-D S Cardinals Cardinals Yea GIVE 'EM THE RED, THE RED Give ’em the red, the red, the red Give ’em the white, the white, the white Give ’em the red Give ’em the white Yea team, Fight Fight. I AtldetteA' Top to Bottom: Just beioro tho game. Loroy in action. Anxious moments. Hey. Bemie. you forgot something!'' Center: Co-captains Phil and Joe. Lower Middle: What aro you guys tired lor? 42 43 Top lo Bottom: Watch out bolowl 'Doc Mezzenga. Guess what? We wonl Dicks has unexpected company. Coach Evan Jones fyaothall Suttuna uf, The Cardinal Griddtrs started the season with a victory and finished with two more for a season's record of three wins against four losses. Again, as in past seasons, the wearers of the Red and White carried out the old Marshall tradition of being the fightingest team in the league. Co-captains Joe and Phil did a fine job of guiding the team through the season. Next year's team should accomplish big things with such seasonal veterans as Jerry Iikberg, Bernie Minichilli, and Danny Westerberg. Marshall. .. 6 West 0 Marshall. .. 6 Edison 21 Marshall. .. 6 Roosevelt ..13 Marshall. ... 7 Henry 12 Marshall. ..14 Washburn..27 Marshall .. 6 Southwest.. 0 Marshall li Central 6 Row 1: D. Mezzenga. B. Howard. J. Mezzenga. Co-capt. P. Riley. Co-capt. J. Mancino. B. Minichilli. D. Westerberg. J. Perry. Row 2: J. Ekberg. R. Severs. C. Durda. C. Kroening. R. Gulachek. D. Groen. D. Foslien. L. Erickson. Row 3: D. Gunn. D. Doty. M. Donley. B. Wilk-erson. J. LaPointe. V. Peterson. Coach Cappy Jones. Row 4: Ass't Coach. Mr. Moixner; A. Gorvin. R. Simonetti. B. Henry. D. Melby. R. Svitak. H. Buck. G. Eggen. Row 5: D. McClure. Manager; L. Renz. J. Smith. J. Teberg. D. Peabody. V. Hart. D. Dicks. J. Youngberg. B. Pomeroy. Manager; C. Dolen. Manager. 44 fioAkeiLall Summon }, Walter Chapman had one of his toughest coaching assignments this season because several regulars dropped out in midseason with injuries. Although the breaks were against them, the team's record was four wins in ten starts. Captain Willard Mesna scored 128 points and gained third place in the scoring race. Marshall.—20 Marshall —30 Marshall ...26 Marshall .3-1 Marshall.—22 Marshall—37 Marshall.—19 Marshall —37 Marshall__3-1 Marshall ...29 North.....23 Henry .....32 Southwest ..19 South .....20 Edison ....39 West 31 Washburn..36 Vocational.. 19 Roosevelt ..31 Central---38 Coach Walter Chapman Row 1: B. Minichilli. D. Foslien. I. Salovich. L. Ron . Capt. W. Manna, D. Westerberg. M. Lopich. D. Finch. Row 2: B. Wilkerson, D. Gunn. J. Youngberg. J. Teberg. I. Ekberg. E. Cudd. D. Nordling. L. Nash. D. Allen. Coach Mr. Chapman. Row 3: Manager. I. Perry; Manager. D. Mozxenga; I. Crolt. R. Engstrom. B.Burroughs. Manager. R. Simonetti; E. Holland. P. Augustson. J. Rouse. 6 Top Center: Manager? in action. Top to Bottom: All hands! Happy faces. Ekberg swings. Future stars. Lower Middle: Renr shoots. Ekberg watches. Top to Bottom: Danny picks up a loose ball. Joe's shot is blocked. Squeeze play. Chalk talk. SwimnU+tCf, They're Ofll Placing second in the city meet, Marshall’s tankmen had a fairly good season. Beating Edison, 45-30; Central, 53-22; Washburn, 54-18; and South. 58 17, the splashers lost to this year’s champion. West, by 35-10, and to a good Southwest team, 34-37. Captain Don Crum took two firsts in the city meet, and Dave Anderson, one of Marshall’s finest swimming prospects, took one first place. Gil LaLonde took second in the diving competition. Capt. Don Crum and Davo Anderson talk things orer. With only two members graduating trom this year’s squad. Coach Shawbold has a good chance of having a championship team next year. Bottom Row: B. Pomeroy. Manager; D. Reese. G. LaLonde. R. Yelland. Coach Mr. Shawbold. B. Gore. J. Smith. Captain D. Crum. Top Row: L. Larson. D. Gobel. B. Fornell. D. Andorson. lAj'ie.itlincj, cuuJt QynuMiAticA. Capt. Bob Minarik demonstrate championship form. Starting the season with a green and inexperienced team, the Cardinal mat-men gained a lone victory over South. Don Mezzenga and Bill Henry showed lots of promise, and next year's squad should have a good season with only one member, Coach and Captain Bob Minarik, graduating. Bob took second place in the city 126-pound division and gained third place in the N.W.A.A.IJ. Tournament. Coach Dean Shawbold did a fine job with the gym team this year. The loss of Ira Godfrey by January graduation handicapped the team considerably, bur Captain Shigeji Kuwahara and Jim Smith helped the team gain fourth place in the city meet and third place in the state meet in which 25 teams were entered. Capt. Shigeji Kuwahara works out Bottom Row: Coach. Mr. Shawbold. D. Halvorson. D. Fostor. Capt. S. Kuwahara. F. Stevens, on the parallel bars. C. Mortenson. Top Row: E. Miller. B. Tamble. K. Thomson. J. Smith, f. Anderson. cMocJzeq, and Haieball Co-capt. Georg© Brown Row I: D. Peabody. B. Ostendorf. M. Donley. Co-capt. G. Brown. D. Dicks. R. Adams. T. John- son. Row 2: L. Erickson. Co-capt. V. Peterson. J. Mozzonga. D. Farrell. E. Nelson. J. Bruer. P. Schons. T. Wostorberg. Coach. Mr. O'Brien. Not in picture: B. Severs. This year hockey was brought back into the realm of Marshall s sports. Coached by Ccc” O'Brien, the puck men's record consisted of one victory, 5 to 0, over Central, three ties with Henry, South, and North, and three losses, 0 to 1, 1 to 2, I to 7, to Washburn, Edison, and West. Baseball season this year found the Girds picked as a dark horse in the Northern League. Coach Cec O'Brien has Capt. Carl Kroening, Dick Dicks, Don Peabody, Vern Peterson, Chuck Nash from last year's squad, and he should, therefore, field a good team. Row 1: Coach. Mr. O'Brion. D. Wostorberg. C. Nash. Capt. C. Kroening. R. Dicks. D. Peabody. D. Groen. V. Peterson. Row 2: Manager J. Cachiaras. P. Schons. J. Mozzenga. J. Swanson. D. Mezzenga. H. Buck. S. Kuwahara. Capt. Carl Kroening Ue Athletic, IZoqaA Seated: Mr. Cooper. Mr. O'Brien. Mr. Meixner. Standing: Mr. Jones. Mr. Satter. Mr. Swanson. Mr. Chapman. Mr. Shawbold. Another ye-.tr of athletics at Marshall has passed. Although it was not highly successful in some aspects, the coaching showed both brilliance and thought. With the same top coaches and the return of one from the service, Marshall should be well on its way to regain its pre-war standing in sports. Cully Swanson, recently returned from the Navy and duty in the South Pacific, has rejoined the coaching staff and should be back in harness by next fall. Walt Chapman, well-liked basketball coach, is doing double-duty as assistant principal besides his coaching job. Cappy Jones, who is football coach and also has charge of track, is being ably assisted on the gridiron by Harold Meixner. Mr. Meixner also has charge of the B basketball team and is a popular teacher in the industrial department. The hockey season got off to a good start under Cec” O'Brien s careful management. With a good squad behind him. Dean Shawbold has done wonders for both the swimming and gym teams. Last, but not least, are two enthusiastic sports followers—our principal. Mr. Cooper, and the faculty adviser, Luke Satter, who is also the ticket sales promoter. SI We re just a group of teen-agers, bur whatever we do, we give it our best. The couple in the doorway, the group by the pictures, the senior boys learning to cook, the gang reading the Judge by the lockers, all mean Marshall to us. The next eight pages reflect our student life at Marshall this year. 52 — _ Activities 1926.. . The June Class Play. Merlon of the Movies. was an overwhelming success. It received very favorable commendation from the Minneapolis Journal. 1927.. . The Judge took first place honors in a national journalistic contest. 1928.. . The June Class presented a modern version of The Taming of the Shrew.” 1931.. . A one-act faculty plavlette written and directed by Mrs. Capstick stole the show in the student council vaudeville. The cast included Harold Cox. Dal Ward. Richard J. Olsen, and Charles Sellentine. — 1937.. . A Christmas cantata. The Lost Star, was sung by the first Junior Choir. The Junior High presented a Thanksgiving program. ' Hie Courtship of Miles Standish. 1939.. . The June Class play. Tumbleweeds. written and directed by our own Maybelle Boy-son. was a hit. 1944.. . By the Dawn's Early Light was the name of the annual program given by the Senior Choir and Glee Club. 1946.. . This year marked the return of the publication of the Judge and of the traditional class play. Ever Since Eve, the production given, was a tremendous success. wWflfWHTITT tf-act-i asie iisiancje i 'Last minute cramming never works,” says Don Mezzenga, referring both to the potato chips and studies. It seems that Don is one of the few (??) students whose homework was left undone because Mighty Mouse was playing at the Var”. Who is that on Mr. Chapman s arm? Well, if it isn't the little polka-dot girl herself (Chili Williams, that is). Okay, okay, fellas . . . quit pushing! In case there is anybody who doesn't know it. Chili is one of our unusual Marshall grads”. Where there's food there are boys, and in this case it's the Marshall football team and coach. This banquet is an annual affair held at the St. Anthony Commercial Club, and it’s probably the only time the coach can get all his boys together at one time. Could this have anything to do with our large number of football recruits? Will these efforts bring forth an A ? S4 Marshall goes Hollywood with Chili Williams. Roward for offorts . . . food! titan jjictian It’s amazing what a little lipstick will do, and after all. who knows whom you might meet on the way to class? No, but this girl's not fickle, which you can tell by the consistency of the pictures on her locker. Well . . . they’re consistent in that they’re all.males anyway. All Hail!!! Wood and Riley, and this is just the time for such a word, for here we see them during the coronation with Prince Tim Johnson and Princess Pat Snow. The cjueen’s attendants were Margie Prescott and Norma Christopher. And then, of course, we’ll never forget the many auditorium programs not pictured on this page—Johnny Kanel, starring in Ah Baba, Marilyn Rono directing our Marshall Rockettes, and, if we recall correctly, it was during this auditorium that wre all learned how Bernie Minichilli and Charmaine Black met. Magic Mirror on th Lockorl These activities have helped to make our high spirit of ’46. We who must leave, regret not being able to participate again in the fun next year. 5S King Philip. Queen Mary, and their Court. Attendant : Norma Christopher and Marjorie Prescott. Crown Boarers: Gayle Warren and Eddie Oswald. S S7 S S7 (PURE ir 1 Su ie! r lU the Shamnoch Shop Dim lights, a crowded floor, and soft music, all helped to create a desirable atmosphere for this annual Hi-Y - Blue Tri St. Patrick s Day dance. This affair is one happily anticipated and long remembered by all. rWe Ga t Qua Vote SURVEY 11 10 Mott successful girl Janet Thoma Mary Ann Soyctt Mon successful boy Jerry Either Mcriyn Satrom Cut fit girl Lorraine Winkler Winna ingebrightson Cut fit boy Jim Salovich Roger Prescott Sharpen personality—gt l Goldie Wcstman Lorraine Berger Sharpen personality—boy John Kancl Larry Harris Hen tine—girl Margaret Bono Pat O'Neil Ben line—boy Dick Dick Jerry Schienna Prettiest girl Jeanne Carswell loyce Swanvon Handsomest boy George Koermng Lcland Rcnz Beit dancer—girl Marilyn Matheny Margie Mueller Best dancer—boy Ted Springer Johnny Youngbcrg Ben figure—girl Juanita Corbett Audrey Van Dcren Ben physique- boy Gilbert LaLondc George Therm Smoothest girl Marly Dahlquist LaVerna Atickson Smoothest boy Boh Severs Don McClure Most original girl Janel Jeffers Betty Petterson Mon original boy Dawson Lahti Bill Reese Ben dressed girl Barbara Elsenpeter Nadine Gibson Ben dressed boy Jim Swanson Bill Schafer Peppiest girl Elsie Bcrquist Delores Dickson Peppiest boy Kjrl Ontko Jim McVay Most popular girl Charmaine Black Natalie Heron c r Mon popular boy Bernie Minichilli Dick Gunn T y pical Marthallne—girl Leota Fish J� � an Peterson Typical Marshalhte—boy Dan Westerberg Earl Cudd Vi’mien girl Roberta Jensen Cornelia Downs VTittifJt boy John Battmer Dale Eddy Most talented girl Jackie Brawn Harriet Lenhart Most talented boy Mike Lepich Bob Pearson 7he fJunioAA, becide Most talented girl Most talented boy � 9 Jean Mueller H Janice Petterson Tim Johnson Jerry Smith Cutest girl Cutest boy Ruth Harpct Janet Houg Paul Augustnn Howard Means Ben personality—girl Best personality—boy Pat Snow Pat Miller Dave Anderson Dean Smith Peppiest girl Peppiest boy Norma Peabody Francis Hanson Don Henry George Rogstcad Best dressed girl Best dressed boy Wanda Merck Helen Larson Jerry Page Bill McRcavy Most popular girl Janet Osell Nancy Tripp Howard Means Mon popular hoy Chuck Bird Funniest girl Mary Durda Viola Bcnjegerdes Funniest boy Soiiieit giri Xoisiest boy Don Henry Jerry Smith Jean Padden Francis Hanson Ken Anderson Milton Quiggle Faculty drag- girl Faculty drag—boy Meredith Carlson Rita Kersch Don Bishop Harold Hanson Ben figure—girl Best physique—boy Marion Anderson Janet Houg Tom Westerberg George Rogstcad Best dancer—girl Ben dancer—boy Jean Mueller Gloria Phillips Henry Buck Richard Larson Piet nest girl Carol Bolstead Betty Perry Handsomest boy Glen Cope Lenny Skogland Best hue—girl Best line—boy lean St. Clair Barbara Borne John Mason Eddy Jindra T i pical .Hat i hallile—girl Typical Mars hallile—boy Gcorgctta Sandcll Janice Petterson bouglas Olson Jim Hocl eMitfldujJitl of 1. Luncheon dato???? 2. Royalty rides again. 3. Another victory. 4. Our dancing lady. 5. How do you rate??? 6. A moment of ecstasy. 80 the ‘Ifea it Activities 1. Tho cast to the rescue. 2. Everyone wont (buggy) in this 3. South Amorican way. 4. Tho Wizard of Ox. 6! SCHNEIDER'S CAMPUS PHARMACY 500 Washington Avenue S.E. GLadstone 1076 UNIVERSITY NATIONAL BANE YOU PAY GO A Checking Service for Everyone 718 Washington Avenue S.E. Congratulations . . . Halfxlt An ie4.o+t JEWELER from 1319 Fourth Street Southeast A FRIEND GLadstone 5121 Minneapolis The Cardinal staff wishes to express its thanks to the following people in appreciation for aid rendered in publishing the 1946 Cardinal. Mr. R. J. Olsen, Faculty Advisor Mr. Franz of the Harrison-Smith Co. Mr. Segal of the Bureau of Engraving The Minneapolis Tribune The Minneapolis Star-Journal Paul Essen, Photographer 62 Photo Craft Studio INVESTMENTS CO. SHARES Congratulations to the GEORGE PUTNUM FUND EATON AND HOWARD BALANCED FUND FUNDAMENTAL INVESTORS FUND Class of '46 For a Prospectus and Information About an Investment in the Above Investment SMITH WELDING Companies Call MR. WALLACE J. ESTENSON (Marshall ’32) at Geneva 1718 EQUIPMENT CORP. FRANK VROMAN COMPANY 2619-33 Fourth Street S.E. 9 1360 Rand Tower Minneapolis INVESTMENT COMPANY SECURITIES Minneapolis Minnesota BEST WISHES . . . CONGRATULATIONS . . . DINKY TOWN DIME BRUCE DERYL 324 Fourteenth Avenue S.E. For your fine work on the Cardinal GLadstone 9933 Minneapolis. Minn. Mr. OLSEN, Cardinal Advisor CONGRATULATIONS . . . Congratulations to the Class of 46 Class of 1946 from LEWIS BOLT AND NUT LINDGREN ELECTRIC CO. COMPANY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES and REPAIRS 213 East Hennepin Minneapolis Minnesota BRidgeport 4533 Minneapolis. Minn. 63 WILSON HARDWARE CO. SPORTING GOODS OUR SPECIALTY Compliments of WILSON HARDWARE CO. CAMPUS AND VARSITY SPORTING GOODS OUR SPECIALTY THEATERS GLadstone 1515 812 Washington Ave. S.E. Learn to Fly With . . . HINCK FLYING SERVICE AIRPORTS Minneapolis - Monticello Dupont 1946 Phone 38 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 46 FROM AN OLD FRIEND SAMPSON'S FOOD MARKET Compliments of 990 Fifteenth Avenue S.E. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS ST. ANTHONY MEAT MARKET 237 East Hennepin Well . . . HENRY'S SHOE SHOP Still No Prom Date EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING Bruce Pomeroy 807 Fourth Street S.E. Congratulations MEET YOUR FRIENDS' at And Best Wishes THE GOPHER CAFE QUALITY FOODS 829 Hennepin Bridgeport 2812 CROWN IRON WORKS COMPANY BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! New and Second Hand School Books - Notebooks - Stationery All University Supplies 1229 N.E. Tyler Street PERINES 411 University Ave. S.E. Gl. 1389 64 UNIVERSITY PRODUCE CO. QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS 406 Fourteenth Ave. S.E. GLadstone 1845 Our Aim—A Satisfied Customer iceoSSi CHURCHILL STANDARD SERVICE 1000 University Ave. S.E. MAin 9141 NUTRITIOUS FOOD EAT NELSON SHOE SHOP 431 Fourteenth Avenue S.E. MORE BILL'S PLACE OF PLATE LUNCHES - HAMBURGERS 413 Fourteenth Avenue S.E. IT Congratulations and Best Wishes ATlantic 2369 Donald R. McReavy to the Graduating Classes of 1946 WASHBURN - McREAVY MORTUARY jC Established 1857 A Friendly Banking Institution East Hennepin and Fourth Since 1893 THIRD NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK EAST SIDE S FINEST STORE Corner Fifth and East Hennepin CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS: Best Wishes to the Class of '46 From Your Favorite Florists UNIVERSITY FLORISTS ELSENPETER DRUG CO. H. M. BLISS “Where the Twin Cities Meet 410 Fourteenth Ave. S.E. Gl. 2370 3400 University Avenue S.E. It s Smart to Wear Fresh Flowers GLadstone 1147 BEST WISHES FROM PAT'S BARBER SHOP CONSTANTLY GOOD FOOD and BIRCHWOOD BEAUTY STADIUM CAFE SHOP Oak and Washington Avenue S.E. JOSTEN'S QUALITY HAIRCUTS Since 1897 Fine Class Rings and Announcements GOPHER BARBER SHOP Representative—H. A. PETERSON Foshay Tower Arcade Minneapolis 2 Minnesota BIRCHWOOD GROCERIES AND MEATS OYS BROS. ATlantic 1251 813 Fourth Street Si. Compliments of STADIUM DRUG BEST WISHES . . . Oak and Washington GLadstone 1585 THE HOUSE OF HANSON BUD'S Compliments of 805 Southeast Fourth Street Steaks. Chops. Chili and Hamburgers KUGLER SINCLAIR STATION 18th and Como Ave. Si. Minneapolis 18th and Como Ave. Si. Minneapolis ACME (Member t. I92l) Printing and Stationery Company BURRIS BROS. CAMPUS GROCERY QUALITY FOODS 421 Fourteenth Avenue S.E. 416 Fourteenth Ave. S.E. GLadstone 7933 MAROON AND GOLD SCHOOL SUPPLIES 427 Fourteenth Ave. SX. PETE PAULUS GREETING CARDS WM. SIMMS HARDWARE For Every Occasion Sporting Goods Headquarters 411 Fourteenth Ave. SX. GLadstone 1231 FOR FINE HAIRCUTS . . . Compliments of the MINNESOTA TAKE-OFF KAMPUS KLEANERS 1324 Fourth Street S.E. Congratulations To the Class of 1946 THURSTON'S Compliments oi CRANES School and Office Supplies Gifts for All Occasions 1322 S.E. Fourth Street 324 Fourteenth Ave. S.E. GLadstone 5969 This Fall Buy Your College Books and Supplies at MINNESOTA CO-OP Compliments . . . FURNITURE EXPOSITION MART Fifteenth and University 3338 University Avenue S.E. Best Wishes From OLSON JEWELRY CO. BILL'S GROCERY 211 East Hennepin Avenue 819 Fourth Street SX. BRidgeport 3590 . JAMES MANDYCK BEST WISHES . . . STANDARD 200 University Ave. S.E. SERVICE Class of ’46 Minneapolis, Minn HOUG'S BRIDGE Compliments ol CLEANERS PANTRY CAFE Come in ... Try Our Home Cooked Food 1510 Fourth Street S.E. 1325 Fourth Street S.E. Minneapolis. Minn. GLadstone 9889 SUNNYSIDE POMERLEAU SONS GREENHOUSE JEWELERS PLANTS and FLOWERS 227 E. Hennepin Ave. ATlantic 7720 For All Occasions Ninth Street and Fifth Avenue S.E. BRidgeport 2407 SCHAFER BROS. INC. GROCERIES AND MEATS Member of Allied Grocers 405 Fourteenth Ave. S.E. ATlantic 5323 NEW AND USED BOOKS For All Marshall Courses Compliments For Sale At MINNESOTA BOOK of STORE Book Sellerf to the JAMES M. FOSTER University Community DENTIST 318 Fourteenth Ave. S.E. Gl. 1343 Atlantic 0421 .ED SPARROW BLUE RIBBON MEAT MARKET CHOICE MEATS. FISH AND POULTRY 411 East Hennepin Ave. OSCAR'S BARBER SHOP 1302 Fourth Street S.E. GRIFFIN DRUG CO. JESSE E GRIFFIN. Prop 322 East Hennepin Ave. ATlantic 8354 Minneapolis. Minn. Best Wishes . . . RAY'S STANDARD SERVICE AND SPORTING GOODS 1501 East Hennepin Ave. Best Wishes . . . Class of '46 KRAUSE'S BAKERY 404 Fourteenth Avenue S.E. GEneva 5738 Best Wishes to the BROWN'S MALTEDS You Will Always Enjoy One of These at BROWN'S 600 Washington Ave. S.E. Gl. 1626 l ing jNirfeel 24-HOUR SERVICE Tasty Hamburger and French Fries 506 Central Avenue Compliments of KERSCH PHARMACY 1500 E. Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis. Minn. Best Wishes From . . . LASHER OIL COMPANY 835 East Hennepin DINSMORE CLEANERS AND DYERS QUALITY WORK FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE Main Office and Plant 632-34 Monroe St. N.E. ATlantic 8131 GEO. J. MUNCK HARDWARE 1519 Como Ave. S.E. Class of ‘46 ORTIE'S CORN SHOP Minneapolis 14 Minnesota CONGRATULATIONS . . . CONGRATULATIONS . . . To the Class of '46 To My Secretaries TOBY. BUSH, AND JOAN From Their Class President. Harold Sincerely. Bruce Pomeroy For Your Phonograph Records or Photo Supplies See Compliments of MILLER'S GARAGE CAMPUS CAMERA AND EXPERT ENGINE REPAIR RECORD SHOP 800 Fourteenth Ave. S.E. 1327 Fourth St. S.E. GLadstone 7777 GLadstone 7231 Minneapolis, Minn. Compliments o! Compliments oi GIBBS NELSON COLUMBIA DEPT. STORES FLORISTS QUALITY CLOTHES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY 2100 W. Larpenteur NEstor 6551 405-407 Cedar Ave. 400 E. Hennepin Ave. ATlantic 1409 GEneva 4539 Compliments from ATIantic 1819 EMIL HEUSBOURG EAST HENNEPIN CAFE EMIL'S SHOE STORE 501-503 East Hennepin Avenue 413 E. Hennepin Minneapolis CONGRATULATIONS . . . For Over 29 Years . . . Class of 1946 CLOTHIERS for EVELYN CLEANERS Men and Boys COATS - DRESSES - PANTS ClOTMli 328 Central Ave. MAin 1826 V wlif iV ZIPOY'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF “Good Things to Eat Bedford at University Ave. GL 1833-34 FANCY GROCERIES. MEATS AND BAKERY BEAUTY CULTURE 423 Fourteenth Avenue S.E. Minneapolis 14 Minnesota BURTON'S CAFE YVONNE BEAUTY SALON HOME MADE PASTRY 805 Washington Ave. S.E. BRidgeport 7076 422 Fourteenth Avenue S.E. COLD WAVES BY STYLE ARTISTS FOR FINE WORK . . SHOE REPAIRING - PRESSING CLEANING - HAT BLOCKING LONDEN 215 East Hennepin Compliments oi BOYUM'S BIG TEN GROCERY Every Day Low Prices GLadstone 1918 1523 Como Ave. £. Compliments of . . . WATCHES DIAMONDS We Teach Your Watch to Tell the Truth COMO CLEANERS E. W. RUDD. Jeweler GEneva 2481 1516 Como Ave. S.E. 720 Washington Ave. S.E. 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