Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Um Zum . if 4-gx ihsxi .... ,I f4.mwwz 7Pzmfgml and Mr. Walter Chapman, assistant principal and head basketball coach, has proved his success of both iobs. VValt has also gained the friendship of every student in school. The iunior and senior counselors, Miss Lenore Colt- man and Mrs. Celeste Leemhuis done a remarkable iob helping grams, check credits, and secure E 4 1 sv' , , 1 ' TO THE SENIORS: Your school clays have been full of classes, en- terprises, and associations to help you identify yourself with something bigger than iust YOU. Something to push you to new horizons. Something that will stretch your mind and your spirit. Your life must go beyond the ordinary bread and water of existence. It must make the home, the state, and the world glow in ideas greater than your mere physical comforts and pleasures. A place to speak your conscience, worship your God, determine the vocation you choose, enthrone your leader, and dethrone him when he fails. This can be your life - if you make it bigger than yourself. 1 abilities to make a respectively, have students plan pro- iobs. The office staff at the present time consists of Miss Mary Stachel, Miss Lor- raine Dahl, and Miss Lucille Holden. Mrs. Wilcox, a newcomer to Marshall this year, not only does an admir- able iob as school nurse, but also teaches home nursing. Another indispen- sable aid to our school is Miss Florence Donohue, the visiting teacher. Miss Mae Arlander and Miss Ruth Marfell have done an able iob in taking care of our library. The staff of special teachers consists of Mrs. Knutson, Miss Gertrude Rusch, Miss Agnes Lien, and Mrs. Ethel Turley.