Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Hors off To The T949 Ticker crew under The direc- Tion of Luke SoTTerl They hove spenT much oT Their Time busily counring money ond selling Ticl4eTs. Roger Ripple wos Ticker monoger. Tom Rohner ond Fronlc Snure were his ossisronrs, Who shows oll Those Tilms we see during closs- Time? The Movie Crew, of course. These boys, who spend Their Tree period showing movies, never seem To Tire of Their work, Mrs. Kone is ToculTy odvisor. A new club oT Morsholl under The direcrion of Mr. ArT BolleT, is The Rodio Work Shop. The sTudenTs in This club goin voluoble experience by onswering im- porTonT quesTions in ploy Torm over The nerworlcs. Scenic ArT is inTegroTed wirh oll deporTmenTs of The school. ITs moin purpose is To Turnish sToge seT- Tings for oll moior school producTions such os closs ploy, ChrisTmds progrdms, ond opereTTos. IT is boTh populor ond procTicol. STudenTs enioy The ocTive porriciporion ond creorive plonning The course offords. fair Wh . O Q3 3 K-Ali

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PN nf' The Senior Glee Club, directed by P. J. Burningharn, has been influenf lial in bringing good music lo Marshall, G,A,A,1eachesthe girls here at Marshall rhe fundamenlals of sporls. They are assisted by the able Miss Svevning and Miss Irvine, The slage crew av Marshall has worlced long and hard Vo achieve perfect svage sevfings for lhe produclions What have made Marshall famous. If you are inleresfed in pholagraphy, fhe Camera Club, supervised by Mr. Jerdee, is one club you should be sure to ioin, Sponsoring a Red Cross drive in March, this worthy organizfrion once again proved iis willingness fo help ofhers, K. 1, 1 i l X

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Sponsoring a Christmas formal wiTh SeTon I-li, giv- ing service To The school, and sending a delegafe To The nafional convenTion have helped make The Marshall Blue Tri known Throughouf The school and ciTy. Viola Beniegerdes was chosen, along with a girl from Soufh, To represent Minneapolis aT San Fran- cisco aT The nafional convenfion. Through The unfiring efforfs of Miss Margery Sfapf, from The Y.W.C.A. and Miss Florence Turnauisf, fac- ulTy advisor, The club now has a larger Treasury Than iT has had in many years. The Theme f'All The Things You Are was followed Through in charm Talks, boy-girl relafions, and healTh discussions. Officers of The club were Janef Osell, presidenf, Mary BiTTner, vice presidenf, Paf Miller, secrefary, Ella Peferson, Treasurer, and Carol BolsTad, ICC, Unif chairmen were Shirley Flolid, Susan Benfon, and Viola Beniegerdes. Carol BolsTad was also vice presi- denT of The all-ciiy ICC. ilnfer-club-council . v-----1 la A I in vnk YS! IF!!! The Theme of The Silver Tri This year has been boy- girl relafions, which included Romance, Inc., advice from Hi-Y, and movies. Selling Chrisfmas cards, candy, and concessions, were all money raising proi- ecfs. To Top off The year, They had an Apple Polish- ing Parfy To keep The Teachers happy. The officers were: Presidenf, Kafhleen Heron, Vice Presidenf, Mar- ilyn Wadman, Secrefary, Joyce Brown, Treasurer, Barbara Kawauchi, l.C.C, Delores Donely. The Junior l-li-Y is an organizafion embodying The basic principles of The Y.M.C.A. for sevenTh and eighTh graders. The purpose of The club is To sTrengTh- en bodies, develop minds, worship God, and work To- gefher for a finer communiTy and beTTer world. There are regular weekly meefings, which are con- ducfed by The following officers: David Olson, presi- denf, Burf Shackle, vice presidenf, Waldo Larson, sec- refary-Treasurer.