Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

roiNNjeApous public LiouAav nruuersjtruj THE 1950 CARD INAL MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY MINNEAPOLIS TO THE SENIORS: Many of you with courage have stood up and fought for good to others when odds were against you. Many of you with talent have unselfishly contributed it for the benefit of the entire school. You have led in missions which have wiped out public disapproval of careless acts which seem to over-hang the reputation of this school. You have carried a spirit of unselfish loyalty in support of worthwhile school activities. You have represented the school in city-wide programs in an admirable manner. In publications, sports, school government, dasswork, service, and participation in the community, you have been able to make your own decisions and carry them to completion with honor to your class and school. We are proud of you. We wish each of you joy and success in your future life. =4 f (fattenfo FACULTY............Page 5 CLASSES ..........Page 11 CLUBS -------- Page 27 SCHOOL LIFE........Page 37 ATHLETICS..........Page 49 THE CARDINAL FOR 1950 Published by the Seniors of Marshall High School Minneapolis, Minnesota TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY EDITION CARDINAL Science Mis Florence Turnquist Mr. Lester Mikelson Mr. Uoyd Jerdee Miss Mildred Trumble Assistant Principal and Counselors Mr. Walter Chapman Mrs. Celeste Leemhuis Miss Lenore Coltman Nurse and Visiting Teacher Miss Barbara Hall Miss Ethel Osberg Common Learnings Miss Mabel Vincent Mrs. Lottie Neff Mr. Oliver Severson Mrs. Mary Roman Office Miss Lucille Holden Miss Lorraine Dahl Mrs. Mary Dymanyk Librarians Miss Ruth Marfell Miss Mae Arlander Common Learnings Miss Irora Bement Miss Ann Dahl Mrs. Ann Capstick Miss Margaret Holliday CENSORS English Miss Hilma Skalbeck Mrs. O'Ann Garrett Miss Helen Chapman Mr. Richard Olsen Home Economics (Upper Right) Mr . Carol Engene Mr . Loi Miller Mr . Cecil© Mac Inne (not in picture) Social Studies (Upper Left) Mr. Griffith O'Dell Mr. Howard Straiton Mr. Erling Lien Mr . Prances Anderson Mr . Laura Montank Mathematics Mr. Lucas Satter Mrs. Elizabeth Powell Mis Mary Walsh Miss Edna Cockburn (not In picture) Physical Education Miss Katharine Irvine Mr. Hugo Fischer Miss Emma Stevning Mr. Dean Shawbold Music (Upper Left) Mr. Lyn Roam Mr. P. J. Burningham Industrial Arts (Upper Riflht) Mr. Karl Patrick Mr. Erling Erickson Mr. George Carlson Mr. C. Harold Meixner Art Miss Olga Stevning Mr . Effal Carlin Mist Irene Roslcilly Special Ml Patricia Twieg Mr . Ethel Turley Miss Agnes Lien Mr . Grace Knutson Mr . Myfanwy Chapman Mr . Martha Fischer Commercial Mr. Clifford Hume Mr. Cecil O'Brien Language Miss Madeleine Simonet Mrs. Harriet Kane Lunchroom Staff Custodians 44 U 1950. TJtict- e ttocuf, tyiaduatet AHLBERG. BETTY: Bets. Little tubo of powor, charmer of an idle hour. G.A.A. I. 2, 3, 4; S.E.Y.C. 4: Choir 3: Glee Club I. 2. ANDERSON, BEVERLY: Bev. Somo people are Just naturally friendly and sweet. Gloo Club I; Blue Tri 4. ANDERSON. LEOLA: Lee. A little surprise package full of surprises. G.A.A. I, 2, 3. 4; Silver Tri 1.2: Band 2: Blue Tri 3. 4; S.E.Y.C. 3. 4: Hi Haven 3: Cheerleader 4; Class Day Committee 4; Class Play 3. ANDERSON, SHIRLEY: Shirl. One smile can glorify the day. Blue Tri 3. 4; G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2: Student Council I: Red Cross 2: S.E.Y.C. I, 2. 3. 4; Decorations 4; Tag Day Queen 3: Class Play 3. 4. ARNDT. BEVERLY: Peanuts. Swoetnoss is her motto. Chorus I. 2, 3. 4; Baccalaureate Committee 4. ARNSDORF, DONALD: Barney. With his eyes in flood with laughter. Cardinal 4. BARTLETT. MERRITT: Bart. Work fascinates me. I could sit and look at it for hours. Band I, 2. 3; Cardinal 4: Class Play 4; Class Day Chairman 4. BAUMAN, JOHN: His silence does not distract from his personality. Choir 3. 4; Glee Club I. 2; Commencement 4. BENJEGERDES, VIOLA: Vi. Dimples to delight the eyes. Blue Tri 3. 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Judge 3, 4; S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Glee Club' I, 2; Choir 3: Student Council I. 2, 4: Silver Tri 2: Commencement Committee 4; Class Play 3. 4. BERGMAN. DOROTHY: Serge. There is nothing like fun. Is there? Choir 4: Gloe Club 1.2: Bfue Tri 4; Class Play 3. BERGQUIST. JANICE: Burp. Queen of Hearts. St. Margarets I; Glee Club 2: Choir 3: G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: Hi Havon 2. 3, 4: S.E.Y.C. 2. 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4. BODNAR, RICHARD: Bod. A spice of life in both school and sports. S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4: Football I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2, 3. 4; E.M.R.A. I. 2. 3. 4: Student Council 3: Prom Committee 4. BRAUN, BARBARA: Bobbie. A pretty girl is like a melody. Glee Club I. 2: Choir 3, 4: Seton Hi I. 2, 3: G.A.A. 2. 3: Commencement Committee 4; S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4. BREDEMUS, GEORGE: Jr. His talent is of the more silent type. Band 2. 3. 4: Class Ploy 3; Gymnostics 3. 4. BULLIS, FLORENCE: Bullie. Swoet and friendly are only two of her many assets. Sterling High School I: Austin High 2: G.A.A. 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Choir 3, 4; Blue Tri 3, 4: Hi Havon 3: S.E.Y.C. 3: Decorations 4. BURRELL, WALTER: Walt. For they can conquer who believe they can. Menewa, Wis. I, 2, 3: Debate 4: Tag Day Committee 4. CALLAHAN. KATHRYN: Kay Like the moon that often changes, but there is always a man in it. Glee Club 2; Student Council 2; Seton Hi 2. 3, 4; St. Margarets' Academy I; Choir 3; Class Play 3; Judge 3. 4; G.A.A. 2: Golf 3: S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4; Class Day Committeo 4. CATES. LINDLEY: Jr. Tho world will never starve from want of wonder. Pueblo. Colorado I, 2: Central 3: Wrestling 4. CHACOS, MARIE: Short Stuff. Her smilo is worth a fortune, but her laughter cannot be bought. S.E.Y.C. 3: Blue Tri 4: Choir 3; Class Play 3. CHRIST, ROLAND: Rollie. Silence gives consent. Glee Club 2. CHRISTENSEN. BETSY: Bets. Five foot two. eyes of blue. Blue Tri 3. 4: Hi Haven 3: Choir 3. 4: Gleo Club 2: Class Play 3: Minnehaha Academy I. CHRISTENSEN. DALE: Chris. Worth makes the man. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Studont Council 2, 4. COREY, CARMEN: Carm. From a littlo spark may burst a mighty flame. Band 2: Blue Tri 3. 4; G.A.A. I. 3. 4: Student Council 3: S.E.Y.C. 2. 3, 4: Hi Haven 3; Class Play 3: Honor Society 4; Cardinal 4; Business Committeo 4. CRAIG. MARJORIE: Marjie. Everything she does, she does it. Blue Tri 3. 4: G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4: Cardinal 4; Student Council I. 2: S.E.Y.C. 3, 4: Banquot 4. CZAIA. OWEN: Owie. Whan I -feel like studying I lie down until the feeling passes. S.E.Y.C. 3. 4; Judge 4: Hi-Y 3. 4; E.M.R.A. 2. 3: Bond 2; Vic Pres. 4: Dues 4; Closs Play 4. DAVIDSON, LOIS: Loey.” Ask me no questions end I'll tell you no fibs.” Band 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 4; Hi Haven 3; S.E.Y.C. 4: Blue Tri 3. 4; Silver Tri 2; Closs Pfay 3. DEEGAN. PATRICIA: Pot. The rose is sweeter in bud than in full bloom. Shoridon High I; Glee Club 2: Choir 2. 4; Seton Hi 2. 4; S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4. DEMCAK. FRANK: A scholar, a gentleman, a lover as well. Baseball 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Footbofl 3. 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; S.E.Y.C. 3. 4; Judge 3. 4: Band I. 2; Prom Committee 4. DEVINE, JOANNE: “Jo. Personality galore, she'lf reach the top, end then, some more. Choir 3; Blue Tri 4; Glee Club 2: Judge 3. 4: Red Cross 3. DONLEY, RICHARD: Dick. His quietness shall be his strength. Glee Club I. 2. 3; Hi-Y I, 2. 3. 4; S.E.Y.C. 4: Football I, 2. 3. 4; E.M.R.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Stage Committee 4. ELIASON, DAVID: Dave.” A truly modest felfow. Camera Club 3. ERICKSON, ALLEN: Al. Words ore but the shadow of actions. Hi-Y I. 2. 3, 4; Hockey I. 2. 4: Red Cross I. 2: Judge 4; Orchestra I. 2, 3. FECHT. CHARLES: Chuck. He who sows friendship, reaps friends.” Stage Committee 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; S.E.Y.C. 3. 4: Football 4: Swimming 3: Judge 3, 4. FOLSTAD, DALE: “Lefty. A wise man isn’t always known. FORBES, WILLIAM: Bill. He lives long who lives well. Business Committee 4. FOSTER. LOIS: Loie. Cute and fun loving with a smile so becoming. Student Council I. 2; Blue Tri 3. 4; Class Play 3: Seton Hi 3: Choir 3: Prom Committee 4. FREDRICKSON. RICHARD: Freddy. It's a long time during classes, and a short time betweon. Bird Island I; Business Committee 4: Wrestling 4; Class Play 4. FRUVOG, MARY ANN: Fru. How far a little candle can throw its beam. Glee Club I, 2: Choir 3: Blue Tri 3, 4; Seton Hi 4; G.A.A. 2. 4; S.E.Y.C. I. 3; Hi Haven 2. 3: Student Council 4; Judge 4; Cardinal 4. GAGE. KATHRYN: Kitty. Beauty and brains make her e flower of youth. Glee Club I, 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Judge 4: Honor Society 3. 4; Seton Hi 2: S.E.Y.C. 2, 3. 4; Cardinal 4: Class Play 3; Commencement Committee 4. GANNON, JAMES: Mick. Books—and more books. Will I ever finish with them? Football I, 3: S.E.Y. 3. 4, GENTY, LYLA: Jinx. She is as likeable as she is lookable. Glee Club 2: Choir 3: Class Play 3: Seton Hi 3. 4: Student Council 3, 4; Baccalaureate Committee 4. GESKE, ROBERT: Bob. His personality has much charm. Wrostling 4; Football I. 2: Stage Committee 4. GLASS, JOAN: Joe. A pretty woman is a welcome guest anywhere. Glee Club I. 2. 4. GLEASON, JAMES: Tiger. Friends of my youth, a fast goodbye. Glee Club 2, 3; Choir 4; Swimming 4; Senior Hi-Y 4; S.E.Y.C. 4. Football 4. GOODSELL, EUGENE: Gene. He comes in not with his books, but himself. Decorations 4. GRIFFIN, ROBERT: Bob. Worthy of all praise heaped upon him. Footbafl I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I. HALVORSON, MARIE: Now I know what love is. West 3: Glee Club 2: Blue Tri 4: Seton Hi 4: S.E.Y.C. 3. 4. HAMMEN, ESTER: Es. If good things come in parcels small, we're glad that Ester isn't tall. G.A.A. I, 2: Blue Tri 3. 4; Seton Hi 3. 4: S.E.Y.C. I. 2. HANSEN, FRANCES: Fran. Sho makes sunshine in shady places. Student Council I; Glee Club I. 2: Choir 3: Seton Hi 3. 4: S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4: Judge 4: Dues 4. HARFF, RONALD: Harpo. Wit is the salt of conversation. Stage Crew I, 2, 3: Hockey 2, 3: Basebefl Manager 2; Football Manager 3. HARRIS. JOYCE: Joycie. There are many types of people, but her type is of pleasantness. Judge 3. 4; G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Blue Tri 3. 4; Baccalaureate 4-: Student Council 4: Class Play 3. 4: Honor Society 4: S.E.Y.C. 3. 4; Silver Tri I, 2. HARRISON. WILBER: Allen. Good-by. girls. I'm leaving. Moorhead I, 2: Track 3. 4: Cardinal 4; Band 3. 4: S.E.Y.C. 4. HEDBERG. JUDY: Jude. Pretty, clever, full of fun. she's known end liked by everyone. Glee Club I: Choir 3 4: Seton Hi 1,2, 3, 4; S.E.Y.C. 2. 3, 4; Blue Tri 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4. HEIDER, JUNE: Junie. Smell — but not unnoticed. S.E.Y.C. 3. 4: Cerdinel 4. HELGESON, RONALD: Helgie. If e woman' life for me. Gloo Club I, 2: Choir 3: Class Play 3: Cheerfeader 3. 4; Hi-Y 3. 4: E.M.R.A. I. 2. 3. 4; S.E.Y.C. 3. 4; Gymne tic� 1. 2. 3. 4; Duet 4. HELLAND, LAWRENCE: Lorney. Men. like bullet , go fattett when tmoothest. E.M.R.A. I, 2. 3, 4; S.E.Y.C. I. 2, 3. 4; Basketball I. 2: Cap and Gown Committeo 4. HEMPEL. CARROLL: Clyde. If he ha any fault , he has loft ut in doubt. Clan Play 3: Business Committee 4. HEUSBOURG, JIM: Here. Ju t wait. I'll be famous yet. Wrestling I. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2 3: Football I. 2. 3. : E.M.R.A. I. 2. 3. 4. HINRICHS, DONALD: Honey. There ain’t no flie on this boy. Choir 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2. HOLICKY, NANCY: Bucket . A good sport scores high. G.AA I. 2. 3. 4; Band 3. HORNBY, JOHN: Seldom heard from but always around when needed. Vocational I. 2; Movie Crew I. 2, 3. 4. HOUG. JANET: Toots. You'd novor get tired of looking at her. Student Council 2: Seton Hi 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3: S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4: Cap and Gown Committee 4. HOUG, JUDY: Jude. She danced into our hearts and stole them awoy. Student Council 2. 3: G.A.A. 2: Choir 2: Seton Hi 3: S.E.Y.C. 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3: Banquet 4: Cardinal 4: Golf 3. INCE. MARVIN: Potor. Why study? The more we study the more ignorance wo discovor. Football 2. 3: E.M.R.A. 4: Stage Committoo 4. JACOBSON. MARDELLE: Red. Oh. I love a 4th of July. Glee Club I. 2. 3: Choir 4; G.A.A. 2. 4: Blue Tri 4: S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4; Golf 2. 3. 4; Cerdinel 4. JAKUBEC, MARILYN: Oopsie. Charm and brains sit at the same table. Holy Angels Acadomy I; Student Council 2. 3: Seton Hi 2 3. 4: Chorus 2. 3, 4: S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4. JELINEK. ALBERT: Bill. An idle fife is the life for me. JOHNSON. BARBARA: Barb. Cute personality, full of rascality. Glee Club I, 2: Choir 3: Seton Hi I. 2. 3. 4: S.E.Y.C. I. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4: Class Play 3: Stage Committee 4. JOHNSON, GERALD: Jerry. Of whom the world is not worthy. Gloo Club 2: Hi-Y 4. JOHNSON. RAMON: Ray. A gentlemen is often seen but vory seldom heard. Murray. St. Paul I. 2. JORDAN, RODNEY: Education should be as gradual as a moonrise. E.M.R.A. I. 2, 3. 4; Band 3: S.E.Y.C. 4; Prom Committee 4. JURGENSEN. VIVIAN: Onion. Beauty is a gift of God. Glee Club 2. 3: Bfue Tri 4: G.A.A. 4; Cerdinel 4. KAWAUCHI, JEAN: Joanne. The reward of having a thing well done is to have done it yourself. Glee Club 1.2: G.A.A. 3: Debate I: Cap end Gown Committoe 4. KEAY, BARBARA: Ask me no questions, but fet me ask you. Band 3. 4: Gloo Club I. 2; Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3, 4: Camera Club 3: G.A.A. I; Hi Haven 3: S.E.Y.C. 4; Cardinal 4; Golf 2. 3; Boccolaureate Committoe 4: Judge 4. KISHISH, NICK: Nick, the baker. Red Cross I: Student Council 2. 3. KITTO. REUBEN: He came forth conquering, and to conquer.” Student Council I. 3. 4: A.V.A.C. 1.2, 3. 4. KLINE, JACQUILYN: Jackie. Herkl Harold s angel sings. Glee Club I, 2: Choir 3, 4; Silver Tri 2; Blue Tri 3. 4; Golf 2: G.A.A. 2. KOSS. JOSEPHINE: Josie. Nothing is like poison, but being on time. Glee Club I. 2. 3; Cardinal 4; G.A.A. I. KOTZ. VICTORIA: Vicki. Good health and good sonso are two of her many blessings. Glee Club I. 2: Choir 3, 4; G.A.A. 4: Cardinal 4; Decorations 4. KRANHOLD, SANDRA: Sandy. Her smallness does not stop her burning personality. Student Council I, 2: Glee Club 2; G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Blue Tri 3. 4; Silver Tri I. 2: Cheerleader 4; S.E.Y.C. 3; Cardinal 4; Commencement 4; Jr. Class Play 3. KRIMBILL, WILLIAM: Bill. Not much talk but a sweet silence. Basketball 4: Glee Club 2: Gymnastics I: Business 4. KROGSTAD. JOANNE: Jo. A quiet personality but a shining light. Silver Tri I: Blue Tri 3. 4; G.A.A. I: Red Cross 1. 2. 3: S.E.Y.C. 3. 4: Hi Haven 3: Dues 4. LA COMBE. DAVID: Dave. A patient man is a pattern for a king. Rod Cross I. LAM6ROS, ELAINE: Ellie. A sunbeam on a winter's day. Band I. 2: Glee Club I: Choir 2: Closs Play 3: Sifver Tri I; Red Cross 3. LANGGUTH, CAMILLA: Cam. A personality which is very pleasing. Folwefl, I; Roosevelt 2: Honor Society 3. 4; Orchestra 2: Debate 3. 4: Silver Tri 2: Blue Tri 3. 4; Sr. Class Treasurer 4; Dues 4: Class Play 4. LA ROCHE, BETTY: Betts. Smiles are easy to give and she' generous. Murray I: Choir 3: Blue Tri 4; S.E.Y.C. 4. LARSEN. ARDELLE: Ardee. A giggle is worth a hundred dollars in any market. St. Anthony I; Glee Club 2: Choir 3. 4; G.A.A. 3. 4: Seton Hi 2. 3, 4: Judge 3. 4; Honor Society 4; Student Council 4: S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4; Cardinal 4; Banquet 4. LARSON, DONALD: Red. Let the Devil never find me unemployed. Red Cross I. LARSON, HELEN: Swede. Cute, peppy, full of fun: she's a joy to everyone. Silver Tri I. 2: Student Council 1.2. 3. 4: S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4; Blue Tri 3. 4; Judge 3. 4; Seton Hi I; Hi Haven 3: Cardinal 4: Honor Society 4. LARSON, JOHN: Patience is a handsome quality. Glee Club 2. Choir 3: Hi-Y 3, 4; Banquet 4. LATTIMER. RICHARD: Life is a long process of getting tired. Wrestling I; Stage Crew I, 2, 3. LEWIS. DOUGLAS: Doug. Always in a hurry, yet always helpful. LIND. DELMA: Torchie. The flaming color of a beautiful sunset. Blue Tri 4; Glee Club I. 2: Debate 3, 4; Studen Council 4; Class Play 3. 4: Class Day 4: S.E.Y.C. 3. LOUISELLE, GERALD: Sebastian. He's the little man who's always there. Student Council 2: Gymnastics 3. 4. LUEDKE, DARLENE: Dolly. Pretty as a picture with a frame to match. Blue Tri I; Band I, 2: Student Council I; Seton Hi 4: G.A.A. 2. MARKO, JEANNETTE: Jenny. Standout in both sports and personality. G.A.A. 3. 4. MAURER, GARNET: Jake.” An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. MAYER. MARILYN: Mary. Eyes as twinkling as the stars. Grand Forks, North Dakota 1.2. 3: Blue Tri 4; S.E.Y.C. 4. MAYLAND. WILLIAM: Bill. His quietness may fool you. Student Council I: S.E.Y.C. I. 2. 3. 4: Golf 4; Stage Crew 2. 3. 4. McREAVY. WILLIAM: Bill. Digger, your friendly under-taker. Gymnastics I, 2. 3. 4; Golf I. 2: Glee Club I, 2: Swimming I, 2: Banquet 4: Student Council I, 2. 4; E.M.R.A. I. 2. 3. 4; S.E.Y.C. 1.2: Class Play 3: Judge 4. MEANS, HOWARD: Howie. Look out—here comes Howie and his truck. Wrestling 2, 3, 4; E.M.R.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Cap and Gown Committee 4; S.E.Y.C. 3. 4. MEYER, GLORIA: Quiet people mult hevo a quiet life in more ways than one. G.A.A. 1.2. 3, 4: Seton Hi 3: Blue Tri 4: Glee Club I. 2: S.E.Y.C. I. 2. 3. 4: Cardinal 4: Red Cross 2: Golf 3. 4: Silver Tri 1,2. MILLER. PATRICIA: Pam. A vision of perfectness. Glee Club I, 2. 3: Student Council 2. 4: Silver Tri 1,2: Blue Tri 3. 4: Class Play 3; Golf 2, 3. 4; Cardinal 4; S.E.Y.C. 3: Class Day 4; Honor Society 4. MULLER, PAUL: Brownie. My time at last has come. Glee Club I: Torch Hy-Y I, 2; Student Council I: S.E.Y.C. 3; Judge 4; Basketball Mgr. 4; Decorations 4; Choir I, 2: Class Play 4. NELSON. JO ANN: Jo. Still by voice, but we know she's there. NELSON. ROBERT: Bob. I have made a great discovery. Mary. Student Council I. 2, 3; Red Cross I, 2. 3: Football 3: Golf 3. 4: Stage Crew 2. 3. 4; S.E.Y.C. 1.2. 3: Football Mgr. 2. NERGAARD, FRANCES: Fran. I am sure study is en enemy to life. Havre. Montana I. NICHOLSON, MARIAN: Mark. It's nice to be natural if you're naturally nice.” Red Cross I, 2, 3: Blue Tri 3: S.E.Y.C. 3. NORDIN, BETTE: Lou. Friendliness is not her only sparkle. Glee Club 2; Choir 3: Band I. 2: Cardinal 4. NOREN, MARLYS: Mar.” Quietnoss and friendship meko her known. Blue Tri 4; Businoss Committee 4. O BRIEN. MARILYN: O.B. She is small, but will leave a big memory. Band 2. 3: Blue Tri 4; Cardinal 4; Honor Society 4; Businoss Committee 4. OLSON, DOUGLAS: Ole. Part of the machinery that makes tho school go 'round. Football 1.2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 2. 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2: Hi-Y I 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Class President 3. 4: S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4: E.M.R.A. I. 2. 3. 4: Honor Society 4; Class Play 3. 4. OLSON. WILLIAM: Bill. Remember. Napoleon was short, too. Band I. 2. 3: Stage Crew 3. 4; Football Mgr. 4: Wrost-ling Mgr. 3. 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Camera Club 3. 4; Hi Havon 3: S.E.Y.C. 3. 4: Studont Council 4; E.M.R.A. 3. 4; Prom Committee 4. OMACHI. TOMOKO: Tommy. A star that shines forever. Dobate I, 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2: Student Council 3: Honor Society 3. 4: Baccalaureate 4. PAPPAS. GEORGE: Gus. School life and social life are two entirely different things. ' Football I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I. 2. 3: Prom Committee 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4; E.M.R.A. I. 2, 3. 4; Student Council 3: S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. PEARSON. MARY ANN: Mare. Her life is a busy bees eiporience. Glee Club I, 2: Seton Hi 3; S.E.Y.C. 3. 4: Red Cross 2: Golf 3. 4. PECK, MARY: Peckus. Talent and broins ore well acquainted with this little girl. Debate 2; Cardinal 4; Student Council 4; Honor Society 4; G.A.A. 4: Cap and Gown Committee 4. PERRY. ELIZABETH: Bette. Splendid to see. and full of grace. G.A.A. 4; Seton Hi 1,2. 3. 4: Cardinal 4; Gleo Club 1, 2: Studont Council I, 2. 3. 4: S.E.Y.C. 3. 4: Judge 4. PETERS, KATHERINE: Petor. Hor ways are tho ways of loveliness. Choir 3: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. 4; Cardinal 4. PETERSEN. RICHARD: Pete. A patient man it a pattern for a king. Football I. 2, 3. 4; Wrostlinq I. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3: Glee Club 2. 3: S.E.Y.C. I. 2. 3. 4; E.M.R.A. I. 2. 3. 4: Homecoming King 4. PETERSON. BARBARA: Bee. Angels aro painted fair. Blue Tri 3. 4: Choir 3, 4: Golf 2: Glee Club 2, G.A.A. 2. PETERSON. LE ROY: Pete. Wisdom is not always study. Cardinal 4; Class Play 3: Tennis 4; Hi-Y 4. VALS and SAL POBANZ. WILLIAM: Bill. Laughter makes life happy. Ladysmith. Wisconsin I. 2. 3: Wrestling 4. PYLATIUK, MARIANNE: Radar. Fair in form and future. Rod Cross I: Blue Tri 2. 3: Gleo Club I; Choir 2, 3: Prom Committoo 4. J QUAMMEN, LEON: Lee. A little fire burnt up a groat deal of corn. Wrostlinq 2. 3: Gymnastics 4; Class Play 3: Choir 2. 3: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4; Track 2: Baccelaure-ato Committeo 4. RASMUSSEN, RUTH: Ras. Like gravity, she has a great power of attraction. Band I. 2. 3; Blue Tri I. 2. 3. 4: Seton Hi 3: G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Golf 2. 3. 4; S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4: Cardinal 4: Class Play 3; Prom Committeo 4. RICHARDSON. ROBERT: Satch. The Prince of a gentleman. Hi-Y 3. 4; Gymnastics I, 2. 3. 4: Football 2. 3, 4; Tennis 3. 4; E.M.RA 2. 3. 4: S.E.Y.C. 3. 4. RINGSTEAD. BETTE: Ringy. A sunbeam took shape when she was born. Blue Tri 3. 4; Seton Hi 3, 4; Choir 3; G.A.A. 4: Gloe Club 2: Cardinal 4: Banquet 4. RIPPEL, ROGER: Rip. Hold the fort, girls. I'm coming. Ticket Crew 3, 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Hi-Y 4; Cardinal 4: S.E.Y.C. 4: Class Play 4; Class Dues 4. ROBICHAUD. MARY ANN: Sweet and ploesant in overy way. Blue Tri 4: Baccalaureate Committoe 4. ROGGE. ELIZABETH: Betty. The fairest not only in looks but in friendship as well. Glee Club I. 2; Choir 3. 4: Cardinal Adv. 4. ROHNER. THOMAS: G«° The busy world and I shall never agree. Tennis 3, 4; Ticket Crew 3. 4. ROPER. LOIS: “Dolly. Simplicity is a grace. Columbia Heiqhts I. 2. 3: Blue Tri 4; Choir 4. ROTAR. ANGELINE: “Angie. Marshall’s own Mademoiselle. Vocational I, 2: Seton Hi 4: S.E.Y.C. 3. 4: Stage Committee 4. SAWYER. DONALD: Don. A man worthy of much true service. Wrestling 3. 4: Football 3, 4. SCHEBLOOM. HARRIET: Skipper. Oh. for an artist’s thoughts and looks. Gleo Club I, 2: Choir 3: G.A.A. I, 2. 3, 4; Blue Tri 4; Seton Hi 4: Decorations 4. SCHIEMAN. CLIFFORD: Cliff. Quiet in school but a party’s joy. Glee Club I, 2. 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3. 4; E.M.R.A. I. 2. 3. 4. SCHUBEL, LORRAINE: Windy. There wasn’t a minute when she wasn't in it. Blue Tri 3. 4; Seton Hi 3. 4: Glee Club 3: Red Cross I: S.E.Y.C. 3. 4: G.A.A. I. SHACKLE, RICHARD: Dick.” There are no people as troublesome as thoso with brains. Choir 3. 4; Glee Club I. 2: Footboll 2. SHAW. STEVEN: He stoops only to conquer. SHORT. MARJORIE: Shorts. Talents of all kinds seem to have been showered on her. Glee Club I, 2; Choir 3. 4: Silver Tri I; Blue Tri 3. 4; G.A.A. I. 4; Golf 2. 3. 4: Red Cross I. 2: Banquet 4. SILBERNAGEL. MARY: Blue Eyes. Always filled with laughter but never foolishness. Seton Hi I: Student Council 1, 4: Gloe Club 2: Choir 3. 4: Judge 4; Business Committee 4: Cardinal 4. SLETKOLEN, DONALD: Slot. Ha who increases knowl-edge increases sorrow. S.E.Y.C. 2, 3: Hi-Y I; Golf 2. 3. 4; Stage Crew 2, 3. 4; Class Play 3; Baseball Manager 2. SMITH, GERALD: Smitty. His stories, to thorn, were never idle words.” Football I, 2. 3; Swimming I. 3: S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4; Cap and Gown Committee 4. SMITH. ROBERT: Bob. His labor is a chant. Football Mgr. 4; S.E.Y.C. 4; Class Play 3, 4; Choir 2; Movie Crew I. 2: Student Council I. 2: Glee Club I: Honor Society 3. 4: Torch Club I. 2: Hi-Y 3. 4: Judge 4; Cardinal 4; Swimming 1.2. 3. 4; Tennis 2. 3. 4: Track 3. 4; Baccalaureate 4. SMITH WILLIAM: Dean. We never see Willie alone. S.E.Y.C. 3. 4: Band 3. Class Officers SNURE, FRANK: Porky. A walking, talking businessman. Ticket Crew 3. 4; Class Play 3: Business Committee 4. SOVA. MARY: Mouse. The law of simplicity. Band I. 2; Bluo Tri 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 2, 3: Class Secretary 4: Commencement 4. STARBUCK. WILLIAM: Willie. School is okay escept for the classes. San Diego. California I; Stage Crew 3, 4; Camera Club 3. 4: Student Council 4. STARK. TOM: Monk. The busy world and I shall never agree. Student Council 2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 2. 3. 4: Stage Committee 4. STEFFENSON, AUDREY: Audge. My profession is the profession of having none. Glee Club I. 2; Seton Hi 3: Student Council I. 2: S.E.Y.C. 2. 3. 4; Golf 3. SULLIVAN. MARION: Sully. Smiles are the language of her personality. G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4: Choir 3. 4; Gleo Club I. 2: Judge 4; Seton Hi 3, 4; Golf 2. 3. 4: S.E.Y.C. 3. SVAC. GLADYS: Pee-Wee. Smoll but sweet. Bourroughs. California 3; Glee Club 2: Blue Tri 4; G.A.A. I, 2: Commencement Committee 4. EBERG, SUZANNA: Susie. There are groat heights in ■tore for her.” Holy Angels Academy I; Student Council 4; 3luo Tri 4: Cardinal 4: Glee Club 3. THEROUX. PATRICIA: Pat. I hope I shall have leisure ime to study. Seton Hi 2, 3: Blue Tri 4: Cardinal 4; Judge ♦; S.E.Y.C. I. 2. 3. 4: Student Council I. 2: Golf 2, 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2; Choir 3. 4; G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4. THOMPSON. PAUL: Thomps. Would that there were more like him. Basketboll I. 2: Hi-Y 3: Class Vice President 3. THOMPSON, RICHARD: Man of power and quietness. S.E.Y.C. 3. 4: Football 4; Golf 3. 4. TOPHEN, EDITH: Both wise and delightful. Choir 3. 4: Blue Tri 3: Glee Club I, 2; Class Day 4. TREFETHAN. PHYLLIS: A gem that sparkles in quietness. Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4; G.A.A. I, 2. 3; Studont Council 3: Red Cross 3. TRIPP, NANCY: Nance. As charming and delightful as tho music sho makes. Glee Club I: S.E.Y.C. 3: Blue Tri 4: Student Council 4; Cardinal 4; Decorations 4. VON BUSCH, KEITH: Speak briefly and to the point. E.M.R.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Baccalaureate 4. WEINGARTEN, JULIE: Brilliant in a modest way. Blue Tri 4. WIGGINS, JAMES: The man who made laughter for us. S.E.Y.C. 3. 4: E.M.R.A. 2. 3. 4; Judge 4; Class Play 3. WILLIAMSON. EDMUNO: Bud. A man who can do everything. Gleo Club I, 2: S.E.Y.C. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Judge 3. 4; Basketboll 3. 4; Swimming 2, 3. 4: Decorations 4; Class Play 3. 4; Football 4. WRIGHT, ALLAN: Al. Silence is golden. Gleo Club 2, 3: Class Play 3. WYTTENIACK. FLORENCE: A real bargain in a small package. YURECKO, RICHARD: For tho time after school, I woit. Band I. 2. 3; E.M.R.A. 2. 3. ZIEGLER, ROY: To him studies were not an open paradise. E.M.R.A. 2. 3. KNEE, DOROTHY ANN: Sweetness surrounds the Southern Belle. New Macket, Indiana 1.2, 3: Blue Tri 4. SENIOR COMMITTEES Baccalaureate Commencement Dues Banquet Program Banquet Decorations Prom Class Play SILVER TRI — HI-Y'S The Marshall Silver Tri has been very active this year, having a talent program M.C.'d by Kay Bonner, and a bowling party at the Y.W.C.A., also many other interesting activities. The 1st semester officers were: Pres., Marlene Myhre: Vice-Pres., Mary Birmingham; Secretary, Zoe Van Alstine: Treasurer. Marjorie Sharp; and I.C.C., Cathie Olson. The second semester officers were: Pres., Barbara Skillings; Vice-Pres.. Marilyn Rongstead: Secretary, Jean Fors-berg; Treasurer. Zoe Van Alstine; I.C.C., Cathie Olson. Miss Elaine Selseth was the advisor from Y.W.C.A.; Miss Trumble and Miss Tweig were the faculty advisors. The Junior Hi-Y is divided into three groups. These are located in the districts of Marcy. Pratt, and Tuttle. The presidents of the groups are: Waldo Larson — Marcy, Bob Selchow — Tutte, and Jim Hunt — Pratt. The three groups meet every Tuesday, and they hold a general meeting once a month. The Junior Hi-Y has had many projects this year, one of them being woodcraft. ROW It Erickson. Smith. Oemcok. Williamson. Olson. ROW 2i Ctaio, Christ. Olson, Oltaien, Quommrn, PrsKOlt. ROW 3t Hanson, Johnson, Schulte, Helge-son, Richardson, K os tort. ROW 4i Anderson, Rippel. Krimbill, Schiomon, Rock-itrom, Fecht. ROW It Hiss, Fecht. Selchow, lervesh. ROW 2t Fish. ROW 3t Trudell. Hattelstod. Jordon. Warn. Swenson, Corison. larton, Cosperson, Ecklund, ROW 4i Hunt, Olson, Sutton, MARSHALL BLUE TRI BLUE TRI — GROUP I low li O'Brien. Boogo. Uwoll. SoMor, Sovo. Mitt Holl, Potrkfc. Svoe. IWow. Spolbrink, Kronhold. low 2, Polok, top . Kr O, Wodmo«. ho,Tv Tr£f-Von AlUino. Oollhom. IOW 3. Bobothln. Wall, Thompton. Tophon. Pyiotwik, Short, Andorton, lovnviMn. KrogUod. OW 4; Schwbal. V.dot, Stowart. Bhoodot. W Ivnvd, Dovino, Andrwtko, Pttorton. Pttorton BOW 5: Jockton. Moland, Arnold, Toborg. Moyor. KnH. Pottit. Fjollmoo, Olton. Some of the Blue Tri activities this year included sending Thanksgiving baskets to two needy families, sponsoring a dance The Holly Hop with Seton Hi, conducting a Lenten Service with Hi-Y, selling Christmas cards to raise money for the treasury, and a Mothers-Daughters spring tea. Miss Elaine Selseth from the Y.W.C.A., served as advisor from the Y, and Miss Florence Turnquist and Miss Barbara Hall have assisted as faculty advisors. The cabinet was presided over by Viola Benjegerdes, President. The other officers were: Vice-President, Camilla Langguth; Secretary. Kathleen Heron: Treasurer, Carmen Corey, ond I.C.C., Pat Miller. Unit chairmen were Joyce Harris. Shirley Anderson, Betsy Christensen, and Cynthia Elwell. Sandra Kranhold served as Religious Interest Chairman. Viola Benjegerdes served all year as President of the I.C.C.—the All City Inner Club Council. BLUE TRI — GROUP II BOW It Coray, twilit, Kowowchl. Hon ton. Awn . Lor ton. Dooloy, Hill. Bor ok. Elliott, jocobton. BOW 2t Ho Ivor ton, Andorton. Hooblo, Mathowt, Moron, Ownn, Carroll, Foltko, Bon.Ua, Kwhlmon. BOW 3s Lor ton. Chriuonton. Andorton. Kotr, Bwchon. langgwth. Goo , Dovorou . Fohllng. BOW’4:Jargon ion. Mayor laBocho. Brown, Kaa� , Horrit, Andorton, Flo . Gwndorton. BOW 5: Budd. Cor I ton. Daviton, Focht, Hodborg. Mowg. Craig. Lind, FoUor. BOW 6: Kingtloy, Bonnlnghol. Boniogordot, Orath, Foot, Colon, Brwnoow, Coffoy. at. MR. O'DELL—IOTH GRADE Row I: J. Rayno. B. DeAnglio. Mr. O'Doll. N. Matheny. A. Larson. Row 2: D. Toylor. E. Jerabeck, J. Gellhorn. N. Cruggs. L. Erickson. Row 1: J. Hooblo, C. Mathews, P. Hammerstrom. P. Mosalla M. Martinson. Row 4: P. Flaming. M. Larson, J. Houg. V. Ewers. P. Bonnick. Row 5: D. Thor kelson. P. Scholte, I. Savage. B. Oswald. J. Daegan. Row 6: F. Greenburg, J. Sventok, B. Jungquist. T. Ewards. J. Lundgran. Row 7: D. Jacobs. S. Iverson. J. Lambert, E. Galbreth. D. Jindra. MR. SHAWBOLD—9TH GRADE Row Is T. Upton. J. Matsuura. Mr. Shawbold. J. Swanson. J Jockptty. Row 2: J. Swanburg. G. Hakala. E. Anderson. P Cesperson. Row J; E. Burglund. M. lacono. M. Mayer. J. Hey ward, J Griffin. Row 4: J. Millar. G. Fish. T. Co . K. Upov sky. T. Glass. Row I: E. Bublitz, E. Tofteland, P. Ouallatta, R Dougherty, D. Bayoff. MRS. ANDERSON—IOTH GRADE Row I: C. Clermont. M. Staple, Mrs. Anderson, B. Bly, C. Wefel. Row 2s B. Svak. B. Carlson. C. Wilfiems. L. Kitto. J. Hill. M. Wendling. Row Is R. Mayer, V. Kopke, F. Golitko. M. Floe, M. Rosangren. Row 4: P. Williams. D. Means, V. La-Combo, R. Martinson. D. Korfhage, O. Johnson. Row S: J. Daly. J. Brisson. L. Backstrom. N. Holgor, E. Kossert. MISS E. STEVNING—9TH GRADE Row I: J. Straad. C. Sullivan. Miss E. Stevning, B. Miner. Row 2: V. Babinaau. H. Coray. L. Begin, M. Zappa. C. Helge-son. Row I: J. Gorman. D. Long. F. Haegele. J. Crowley. Row 4: R. Gannon. R. Salchow. F. Forbes. P. Kelly. Row S: D. Johnson. B. Crook. T. Houg. R. Bernier. J. Lerfald. Row 4: J. Olen. A. Bacholdor. M. Birmingham, W. Clausen. MR. E. LIEN—9TH GRAOE Row I: G. Graham, M. PraH. Mr. Lien, B. Skillings. A. Ewers. Row 2: F. Bergman, J. Remarke, J. Hartel. J. Van Afstine, J. Lampman. Row 3: J. Smith, K. Newman. M. Brown, R. len-hart. I. Rychley. Row 4: A. Peterson, H. Erickson. L. Jeckla. P. Checos. D. Oberbeck. Row S: G. Bujarski, W. Swanson, S. Murtaugh. D. Peck. J. Hunt. Row 6: R. Epparly. H. Johnson. B. Anderson. G. Sutton. R. DeValois, B. Becker. MRS. MAC INNES—9TH GRADE Row I: S. Schulte. B. Printing. Mrs. C. Mac Innes. M. Stager, J. Sticke. Row 2: R. Buskirk. H. Holid. R. Saling. M. Clemens. Row 3: D. Abrahemson, K. Erickson. W. Mahoney, F. Bark-man. C. Olson. Row 4: M. Rongstad. A. McCutcheon. J, Reighard. G. Thorson, M. Goldenstein. Row S: M. Sharp. M. Hattestad. W. Gustafson. D. Weiss. R. Schmedeke. Row 4: R. Daly. T. Mertiig. B. Ward. J. Bergstrom. W. Christenson. MISS SIMONET—9TH GRADE Row I: E. Peterson. L. Burmeister. Miss Simonet. E. Larson, T. Gannon. Row 2: J. Sunkler, P. Rychley. J. Revier, J. Bagve. Row 3: E. Larson, M. Myhre. R. Larson, L. Horsch, J. Bofstad. Row 4: K. Hoel. C. Ekllund. W. Tautges. J. Sinclair. Row 5: B. Lyttle. D. Bruneau. J. Bertelme. J. Lattimer, B. LaZorick. Row 6: R. Bartko. R. Donovan, D. Olson, E. Oltman. MISS COCK8URN—9TH GRADE Row I: M. King, R. Skinner. B. Murray. C. Bliss. Row 2: B. Brown, D. Berge. J. Trulson. Row 3: C. Roff. J. Forsberg. D. Shipp, F. Oldfield. Row 4: J. Arone. J. Rosencrantt. D. Coop er. G. Trudell. Row 5: G. Folske. J. Westerbarg. C. Peterson. J. Dettmann. EIGHTH GRADE ADVISORIES Mill Vincant, Mrt. Engono, Min TrumbU. Milt Holliday, Mr. Rorningham, Mrt. Capitick. SEVENTH GRADE ADVISORIES Miu Mr. S«v«r� on. Mr . N«R. Mr. R«trick. MU D«M, Mi� O. Starting. Mr . Knution, Mitt Twieg, Mr . Richer DETENTION Mitt Lien Mr . Twriey A wv. 3t,jdA MARSHALL HiGH SCHOOL LIBRARY MINNEAPOLIS J the tittle ac iK, tHe ta l Gut v6at mid fruutt t e4e MR. O BRIEN—IITH GRADE Row I: A. Swenson. Mr. O'Brien. M. Denick. M. Schulz. Row 2: P. Carroll. J. Dergis. D. Donley. J. Skillings. Row 3: M. Wadmon, P. Peebles. R. Rusself. M. Kuhlman. Row 4: V. Polz-in. B. Lindmeyer, D. Steqer. B. Brown. Row 5: K. Foss. B. Oberbeck. R. Vigard. J. Rhoades. Row 6: S. Meyer. T. Jack-son. G. Staples. B. lindberg. R. Uhey. MRS. GARRETT—IITH GRADE Row I: B. Fehling, J. Folske. Mrs. Garrett. B. Moselle. E. Simon. Row 2: L. Craighton. J. Wharton, B. Monahan, M. Mollors. Row 3: J. Brown, L. Tjosvold. H. Stewart. K. Wall, N. Bruneau. Row 4: M. Coffey, R. Putnam, J. Shirley, U. Holm. M. Melend. Row 5: D. Martinson, E. Courteau. W. Olson, E. De Valois. B. Letourneau. MISS WALSH—I ITH GRADE Row I: B. Kowauchi, S. Aune, Miss Walsh, P. Venning. I. Omlie. Row 2: J. Durigan, M. Inca. N. Budd, T. Mitteco. Row 3: D. Van Alstine. J. Houg. C. Olson. C. Kingsley. Row 4: B. Roff, C. Golen, N. Pettus, M. McCain. Row S: D. Bratsch. A. Mager, R. Fjellman. D. Sunkler. B. Carlson. Row 6: L. Erickson. R. Aspnes. B. Johnson. D. Schebl'oom. MR. OLSEN—IITH GRADE Row I: L. Petrik, E. Hill, Mr. Olsen. D. French, A. Kozlowski. Row 2: J. Pirsig. M. Person, C. Salchow. D. Bruneau. I. Bom-sta. J. Schardin. Row 3: M. Buchan. D. Schaefer. L. Thompson, J. Fecht. J. Setter. H. Nolan. Row 4: B. Krimbifl, J. Smisek. P. Arnold. B. McNevin, M. Ecklund. V. Sellentino. Row S: J. Schorn. J. Hatcher. A. Anderson. R. Gillette. I. Nielson, H. Johnson. face fxxyi Kut . '%eave t only 6 uuv4,f MISS ROSKILLY—NTH GRADE Row I: C. Elwall, B. Mastrian, B. Dunn, L. Torkildson. Row 2: L. La Mon, C. Spelbrink. B. Fish. B. Burmeister, D. Thompson. Row I: M. Grones. R. Rann. M. Patterson. L. Devereaui, K. Haron. Row 4: L. Anderson. J. Gunderson. D. Long. M. Knutson. D. Groth. Row 5: D. Andrusko. B. Paterson. T. Gobal, P. Mudge, T. Golan. Row 4: J. Welch, J. Nelson, K. Johnson, J. Birmingham, R. Anderson. MR. JERDEE— I0TH GRADE Row I: S. Clarke, K. Hanson. Mr. Jerdeo, A. Borak, A. May-land. M. MacDonald. Row 2: R. Elliot, M. Broderick, M. Galvin. C. Larson. E. Short. T. Jansen. Row 3: I. Johnson. J. Lewis. J. Lewis. M. Gmitro, J. Rasmaussen, D. Chirstie. Row 4: M. Swanson, M. Irwin, K. Ward. L. Carlson, C. Kinnan, E. Robicherd. Row S: J. Leone, R. Graham, J. Langleis, J. O'Brien. W. Fahnhorst. F. Perry. MR. STRAITON—I0TH GRADE Row I: M. Sheppard. N. Hrkel. M. Streiton, D. Comeeu. W. Risness. Row 2: F. Olivera. L. Gray. M. Thornley. M. Fair, A. Polak. Row 3: B. Manning, D. Hauglie. A. Sporlein, S. Leathers. J. Ellsberry. Row 4: J. Lonvik. K. Krook. M. O'Connell. 8. Brecht, M. Hesner. Row 5: J. Palmer. G. Shilson. J. Schuck. J. Langerberger, T. Hasslinger. Row 4: R. Manning. A. Janos. J. Rusnacko. P. Knutson. R. Anderson, J. Swentek. MRS. MONTANK—IOTH GRADE Row I: L. Tyrrell, M. Cope. Mrs. Montank, S. Dicks. Row 2: E. Foster. D. Kadechka. L. Lieser, J. Lambert. Row 3: J. Hill, L. Morast. W. Christ. K. Kurup. Row 4: M. Erland, M. La Mere, N. Baisden, S. Nelson. Row 5: J. Erland. P Lorenz, K. Nelson, B. Elieson. SETON HI •OW 1i Schwbal. Olson, Par ion. Min loikilly. Swiamo. Torkildson. tobwshin. Silcko. tOW 2i DaAngalo, Frwog. Ho Ivor ion, Dicks. Mothany. Lor ion. Omlia, Mooning «OW 3: William . Dorg,,. MtDonold. lindmayer, Inca. Orona . tergquls . Monahan. tOW 4 Mo Milo, ilsbarry, lanlck, Glitcko. Fo� � . Johnson. Knvtson, Howg � OW Si Praglar. Ooogon. Koxlowtki. toniuo, jokubac. totor, John-� on. Callohon. IOW 6; Mo g, Howg. Patarson. Madbvrg. Hoama, Conly. Porry. Smiiok. trown. Salon Hi ha had many in teretting programs and project this yoar. Tha club sent Christmas boiat to naady familial and co-tpontorad tha Holly Hop with Blua Tri. Lorraine Schubel tarvad at pratidant; Donna Robuthin— vica-pretidant; Loit Torkildton —tacratary; and Ardall Swan-ton— traaturar. Mitt Irene Rot-killy was faculty advisor and Mitt Halen Stavant was Seton Hi ttaff advisor. The ticket crew, with Tom Rohner at manager, alto included Tom Co . Roger Rip-pel, Bill Teeter, and Frank Snure. Mr. Satter wat tha advisor. The Stage and Movie Crewt Save assisted in many ways. The stage crew it on the job for every program and the movie crow shows many pic-turet every day to clastos. Mrt. Kane it advisor to the Movie Crew and Mr. Meitner to tha Stage Crew. tow If Kranx, Jorgenson, Prescott, Vainevtkit. Hantea. Partholl, Taatar. Kitto, Johnson. tOW 2: Hornby. K wroth. Snwra. Aitken, Harrington. Kan Johnson Is Movw Craw Monogar THE JUDGE Co-Editon..................Kitkryfl Gag . Ard ll L n«« lit P«g ...................-........Bette Perry 2nd Pag ................ Viola B nj g rd i 3rd Paga.......................... Halan Larson Sports Pag ......-...................Owsn Ciaia Raportors ..................................P«t Theroux. Francos Hanson, Kay Callahan, Bob Smith, Bud Williamson, Barbara Koay, Paul Mullor, Bill Mc-Reevy, Marion Sullivan, Jim Wiggins, JoAnn Devine, Frank Demcak. Nows Editor ................ Joyco Harris Exchange Editor....................Francos Hanson Advisors ...............Miss Chapman. Mrs. Powell The picture at the right shows the Senior Judge Staff hard at work just before an issue goes to press. Sometimes they stoy real late I The picture in the lower-left corner is of the Sr. Judge Business Staff. They are in charge of all Judge advertising. The Junior Judge Staff is shown in the right corner. They took over the paper the second semester and have done a wonderful job. Both Senior end Junior Staffs deserve much credit for their fine work. BUSINESS STAFF includes Mrs. Powell, advisor. Frances Hansen, JoAnn Devin . Bill McRaavy, Jim Wiggins. JUNIOR STAFF chose Marilyn Wadman and Don Hansen as co-editors. Page Editors are Lois Anderson. Pat Peebles, Carold Kingsley, and Jerry Prescott. SENIOR CHOIR tow I: VoltMk, C Christ. Nolan. Russell. Christ Bwllts, P. J. Burning ham. Oregon. Seogren, Me Raven BOW 2i Foltke. Petri k. Theroux, toper, Jacob ion. Donley, Derrick, Simon. BOW 3: lenten, larten, Borok, Kuhlman. BOW 4i Gunderson, Anderson, Pylatiuk, Houg. Silbernogel, Mailers, Sieger, Van Alstlne. BOW 5: Christie, 7: Boss Galvin, Foss, Sullivan, Tophen, Olson, Houg. Brackney. BOW 6i Sunkler. lewis, Johnson, Brawn. Short, Bogge. lewis, Fecht. BOW JCIine, Byon. Thompson. Eddy. BOW B: Knutson, Carlson, Fahnhorst, Gleason. Bourn on, Carlson. Meland, Martinson, Galbraith. (ossort, Schulte, lindberg, Hinrklu. I I i The Junior Gleo Club, consisting of 100 voices is under the direction of Miss Vincent. The officers ere: President—Jene Motsure: Vice. President—Frances Berltmen; Secretory—Down Jorrod: end Treosuror— Jennifer Reigherd. The Spring Musicel was presented on April 20 end includod specialty numbers, vocal solos, dances, sextette, and many ensemble numbers. Tho Junior Glee Club also assisted in providing music for the Christmas program. V. The Senior Choir deserves much credit for its services to Marshall this year. With P. J. Burningham directing, the Choir and Glee Club presented the Spring Musical on May 19. Numbers from Faust. Carmen and The Village Blacksmith were given, also dances and solo numbers. The officors for the 1st semester were: Pres.— Paul Muller, Vice-Pros.—Ardelle Lorsen, Secretaries —Betsy Christensen, Mary Silbernagof. Treasurer-Dawn Van Alstine. The Second Semester officers were: President—Bob Lindberg: Vice-Pres.—Pag! Knutson; Secretaries—JoAnn Gunderson. Joan Dargis: Treasurer—Janet Lewis. OV? JocheHy. Ewers. Bliss. Brown. Bobineou. BOW 2, Olson. Peterson, or Bchulse, Bor go, locono. Hortol AWyw BOW 3, Smith. Nowtnon. Borkmon. Holgoson. Ko .U, Sodw Strom. Swonson. It n COl n,0S yV B wnF ,b ‘ W B Kemorko. Hokolo, McCutehoon, Thorton, long. BOW 5: Belghord. Sunkler, McCougoll, lompmon. Minor. Steg-Ecklund, Flolid. lindemonn. BOW 4i True ton, Forsberg, Bolt, Reiver, Klein, Larson, Myhrs, 1 JR. GLEE CLUB SOCIETY DEBATE «OW It Cormr, OB i«n. P«ck. Mn. Pow ll. Sovo. lort n. Omochl. ROW 2: Cog . B nl g fd t, Lor ton, langguth, Horrit. ROW 3i Johnton, Ripp l, Smith. Williomton. Row 4: Oiton. D m«ok. ROW 11 Mark. OUv ro, Valat k. Nolon ROW 2i J rob«k. G«llhorn. Oldfiold, Elwtll. ROW 3: Mr . Andtrien, longgvth, Lind. ROW It fmrry, Moog, l«Q I, , H db r8. Ob rb ck. ROW 2t Ptrton, Robwthin. Oiton. C nty. ROW 3i VJgord. Modg . Ingaldton. Smith, Corb M. ROW It Hothowoy. Satri. Mr. Showbold. Stib ll. N llot. ROW 2t SolXod, Kwr-rwp. Ob rb ck. I or ton. j rab k. ROW 3t l.nhort, Oiton. Mllltr, Edit. STUDENT COUNCILS HOW lj StopU, Donlay. I or mo, Mr. Fitchar, Tofklldioti, Com«r n, KvMmon ROW 2i Pack, Tripp. Von Altlino. Olton, DonUy, Olton ROW 3: Kmgtloy. Mcltovy, lindbarg, BanUgordat. Banninghof. Fochr. ROW 4: Horrit. Parry. Arnold. Taba'g. Notion, I or ton. ROW Si Gonty, Honton, Fochr, Williomton. Olton, Kitto, Tharrin. SENIOR COUNCIL OFFICERS Protidont..........................................................Pot Millor Vico Protidont............................-...................Bill McRooyy Roc. Socrotory - Down Von Alitino Corrot. Socrotory.................................................Jorry Focht Trooturor ..............................................Horontino Olivoro ROW 11 Mo'iuro, Comoou. Mitt Vinconf. Raighord. Boltfod. ROW 2: Clark , John-Mon, Nallot. Andarton. Moollmon, Carlton. ROW 3: Mork, Jotowich, Roilly, Brown, Urom, Inco. Ruttoll. ROW 4i KUin, K nut ton, Siorby. lonbort. Coop r. Horth. Bing ttrom. ROW 3: Burton, Tvoilo. Guptlll, Clauton, Oborbock, Lor ton, Forb«t. JUNIOR COUNCIL OFFICERS Protidont - - -.........................................Jono Motturo Vico Protidont...............................................Lorry Comoou Socrotory.....................................................Jooy Bolitod Trooturor .............................................Jonntfor R ingh rd ROW- !| Jorrod, Swonton, Clark . Kronhold. Horrit. KingtUy, Bullit, Honton, Coray, Harding. ROW 2i Andarton, Minor, Kodachko, Pihlifrom. Kowouchl, Patok, HaabU. Gallhorn, Fitchar, Pock. ROW 3: Corlton. Mayor. Jocobton. Thorouic. lorton. Compoou. llotor, Galvin. Andarton. Rolf. McColl. Bly. ROW 4: Eorly. Gronai, Monohon. Gundorton. Sullivan, Myhr . Rychloy. Lonbort. Bortollma. Bacboldor. Svoc ROW 3: Short, Mayor, Sullivon, Rot . Andarton. Craig, Roll, laMora, Flamming, Milloco, Kuhlman. ROW 6i Traalor, John ton, Gmi-tro, Holicky. ROtmwtton. Mayor. Parry. Patort, Siorby, Swon ton Under tho direction of Mr. Lyn Roam, the Marshall Band has porformed at pop programs. P.T.A. mootings, and at games. Doug Nelson was president this year and Don Hansen was secretary. An all-out effort was made to get now uniforms, and the Studont Council cooperated with the P.T.A. on a drive for this worthy project. Our flag twirlers aro Nancy Bruneau, Carole Golen, Beverly Peterson. Ardelle Swenson. Jerry Fecht, Corol Kingsley. Lois Jackson, and Marilyn Gronos. leader. They havo performed at many programs and during tho halves at games. We are very proud of our baton twirlers Joanne Smisok and Beverly Monahan. Marshall is happy to claim two such successful performers. Ill CAR DIN AL STAFF ADVISOR, and CO-EDITOR.S S.Tetorg, R..OIsen, R-.Ripp«l 1950 THE STATf ScAool sdi Marshall High School’s twenty-fifth Homecoming celebration this year was sponsored by the senior class. The proceeds of the dance, the Homecoming buttons, and the evening talent program were donated to Billy Bunker. Billy was injured in a streetcar accident and the money was needed to cover medical expenses. I. The He Her of the Heart Hop. 2. We ain't practiced muchl 3. Busy little cherubs (?) man for himself. 5. Take your time—but hurry, hurry. 6. Anything to relieve the monotony. 7. Slow down for the turn—ouch! name earmark weakness Batty Ahlberg .... Laughing .... Gum............................. Owen Czaia .... Wad of gum . . . Newspapers - • • Joyce Horn .... Ambition .... Gray's .... Nick Kishhh .... Ski-jump nose • • Happy-go-lucky Garnet Maurer - - - Hang-overt .... Drumtfickt • • Richard Peterton • • - Poetry................Wrettling - - • Gerald Smith .... Wiseacre • • - Cigt. centored gels Beverly Anderton - . - Pleatantnett .... Men ..... Loi Davison .... Shoulder purse • • • String bass - - Allan Harrison - - - Good line .... Driving cars - • • Reuben Kitto .... Shirts.....................Female women . . Marilyn Mayer . - - Noisy charms - • • Blue-eyed blondes William Pobanz • - - Smile...............Drawing cars • • Frank Snure .... Suits....................- Coffee, food - - Leola Anderson • . - Quietness .... Food......................... Pat Deegan .... Funny faces .... The Joint ... Judy Hedberg • • . Her humor .... Talking to myself • Jackie Kline .... Blonde heir .... Harold .... Bill Mayland .... Grin.......................Cars................ Jackie Pregler . • - Flirtinq ..... Gay - - - • - Dina Sperides - • • Eyelashes .... Sharpening pencils Shirley Anderson - . Curly hair .... Guess! (one boy) - Frank Demcek . . - leqt......................Sports .... June Heidor .... Brown eyes .... Basketball - - Dorothy Knee - - - Southern drawl • . Boys.............. Bill McReavy - . - Clothes...................Teasing .... Mary Ann Pyletuik • • Banqs -.............My buddy - - • Bill Sterbuck .... Curly hair .... Arlene .... Dick Fredrickson . - Gold tooth .... Arquinq - - Chuck Focht .... Turtle-neck sweaters • Central Washburn Don Hinricks - . • Black wavy heir . • Cigs. censored gals Bill Krimbill .... Lankiness .... Money - - - -Joan Nelson .... 8aby voice .... Wally - - - - - Roq Rippel .... Clothespin .... Sleep............................ Suzie Teberg .... Tallness............New cars - - - Viola Bonjeqerdes • - Dimples ..... Onions .... Dale Foisted .... Ears ...... Food ..... Nancy Hollicky - - . Jeans...................Sports .... Joanne Krogsted - - Eyebrows .... Doug........................... Bob Nelson .... Marilyn......................Food ..... Mary Ann Robisheud • Quietness • • • Movies .... Pat Theroux .... Sarcasm............. Juicohoad - - Dorothy Bergman . - Suits................Rollerskating - - Bilf Forbes .... Tailing slow .... Drive-ins . . • • John Hornby - - - Prockles...................Airplanes • David La Combo • - Griping...................Money .... Francis Nergaard - - Engaqoment rings • - Ted.................... Bette Rogge .... Long hair .... His brown oyes - • Paul Thompson . • - Handsome brute - • Food................... Janice Bergquist - - Bomb baqs - - - Spaghetti - - - Lois Foster .... Pug nose....................Food - - - • Janet Houg .... Telkinq......................The roomers • - Elaine Lambros • - • Sleeping................Mon................. Marion Nicholson - • Office work .... Larry ..... Tom Rohner .... Tall heinie .... Experiments - - Dick Thompson . . . Smile...............Tale a guoss • • Dick Bodnar .... Eyebrows .... Toppers .... Mary Ann Fruvog - - Pierced ears .... Dill pickles • • • Judy Houg .... Smile ...... Food................................. Don Arnsdorf . . - Making eyes - • - Celery .... Jo Ann Devine - • - Wit ...... Roberts .... Ron Helqeson ... Baby-face .... Blue Ghost • • • Janet Koch .... Green nail polish • • Mike Collins • - Howie Moans • • - Bloody noses • - - Wrestlinq - - • Leon Quammen ... Friendliness - Women - Tom Stark .... Physique......................Beautiful girls - • Beverly Arndt - - - Littleness ... - Sweets boys • - Dick Donley .... Looking like brothers • Cigs. censored gals Larry Holland - • - Indifference ... - White C. hamburgers Josie Koss .... Lateness.....................Ice cream .... Gloria Meyer - . • Sprained ankle • • Men...................... Ruthy Rasmussen - • Pigeon toos .... Laughing .... Audroy Stoffonson • ■ Paqe-boy-hair-do • • Chicken dumplings Merritt Bartlett - . - Shirts..............Zombies.............. David Eliason - - • Smile...............Visiting—7 7 • - Carroll Hempel ... Blondie...................Joyce............... Vickie Kotz .... Knee socks .... Food............................ Pat Miller .... Teasing......................Senior parties - - - Bob Richordton . - - Walk................Big dark women • • Marion Sullivan - - - Pretty hair .... Samoht .... John Bauman - - Shyness.............Sleep................ Allan Erickson - - • Camera..............Dark room (not alone) Jim Heusbourg . - - Shoulders .... Getting in trouble Sandra Kranhold • - Laugh...............Talk too much - - - Paul Muller .... Hats - .............Colorful hats • • Betty Ringstead • - • Novel sayings - • Anything out of reach Gladys Svak - - • - Laughing............French fries .... BIGGEST THRILL SILLY AMBITION Whot's thrillinq here? ■ Be a millionaire Sports Ed.—Judge • - Have curly hair 18th birthday .... To go to Ireland Groeks - Have a dozen wives Raqg Mopp .... Get up on time 1950 state wrestling . . Official of Hennepin County First shave To become a teacher Jim ....... To join a men's club Centennial Serenade - - Old maid Discovery of girls - - - Drive a Cadillac convertible Elevators Teach someone to drive November 17 . - - • Early parole Chapman in his office • To get a Toni Lulu Be a beauty operator Cheerleading .... Pro wrestler Graduation day • • • Go with Cec Lake Pulaski Riding by horse to Calif. Excelsior Be an artist Metals ...... Work My first orchid .... Burlesque dancer My secret Elope Chemistry .... Woman wrestler Basketball ..... Finish colleqe Getting D in chemistry Coke sampler Pay day Oueen of Sweden Master councilor Do Molay Golf like Sam Snead Holly Hop with Gene - Join fraternity Getting pilot's license - Test pilot Life Flagpole sitter My own detention - - Own a store Lake of the Isles ... Be a millionaire Skipping and not caught - Retire at 20 Little Falls ..... Ski jump at Gtenwood First Tricycle .... Be a bartender Passing German - - - Meet Laurence Olivier San Francisco convention Slide down Mt. Everett Graduation ..... To work G.A.A. Pro basketball player Home nursing .... Spaghetti squeezer November 17 • - - - Buildinq boats Being a junior .... Pianist July 4. 1949 .... Meet kidoo '•Dick Old maid Aptitude test rosults Pansy picker Movio crew ..... Parachute jump without chute Christmas day .... Graduate Meeting Tod .... Gettinq married Wayne Chorus line at Alvin Class vice pres. • • • To study Graduating ..... Be a bum Washington Stand on head on Pike's Peak Air cond. ice bo • - - No ambition at all Graduating ..... Gettinq married Year 1949 Marriaqo First siqht of Mr. Cooper Be a bubble dancer Thinkinq I'm alive - - Dance in French chorus line Too younq to have one - Finish school Annandelo ..... To get thin Grace Marie .... Pearl divinq at St. Andrew Getting busy .... Billboard painter Leaving for qood! • - Be on time! Gottinq heck from Mike Trap cockroaches Goinq steady .... Marriage Shaving ...... Become a man Charlie Fecht .... Be a millionaire Spending money - - Make toothpicks Riding with Mr. Mike - Teacher Last day of school - - To work Going to W. coast • - Pres, of G.M.C. 1949 summer .... Be a secretary July 4. 1949 .... Be a policeman Eating food Own a '46 Ford Life Be a flyer Hilma Straighten paper clips Teasing Going to school Edison's prom—Sr. - - Biq game hunter Eating Sing radio commercials Knowinq people - - Rob a bank Lest year's prom with Joyce Build a boat Chicago Be a torch singer P. J.'s first joke - • - Seeing games free - - Getting married Wrestlinq ..... Gettinq rich Being a senior .... a doq catcher First A in trig ... Be an honor roll student Being Queen of Hearts - Trap e man Graduating from M.H.S. 8reek a green house window NAME EARMARK WEAKNESS Clifford Schieman Sleopy look • Apples ...... Julie Weinqarten • Books - - - Food • Kay Callahan Fainting - - Men ....... Joan Glass • Giggle • - Mon ....... Barbara Johnson Talking ... Frank Demcak - - John Larson - • Blushing • - Song Tommy Omachi • Helpfulness Debate ...... Lorraine Schubel Smile • • - Food Jim Wigains • Haircuts (ughl) Spaghetti Lindlev Cates - Small talk - - Cias. censorod qels - Jim Gloason - Overalls • - Barb Odon .... Gerald Johnson • Quietness - - Luckies Dick Lattimor - Chasing girls Sweets George Pappas • Long hair - - Pretty women .... Dick Shackle - • Wavy hair - • Women ..... Bud Williamson - Amazed look Puns Marie Chacos Glasses Hamburger and onions - Eugene Goodsell Big ears • Women ..... Ray Johnson • ■ Shyness • - Comic books .... Douglas Lewis Walk - • - Women ..... Mary Ann Pearson Red shoes Flirtinq ...... Steve Shaw - • Height . - - Soeeding Allan Wright - . Khaki pants • Phyl Roland Christ - Waves - • • Travel Bob Griffen • • Swagger - - Pardon usl .... Rodney Jordan - Dry humor Shirley Anderson ■ • Delme Lind ■ Red hoir • • Bathing suit .... Mary Peck • • Heinie - - - Lettuce and avocados • Margie Short Books - • • Traveling Floronco Wyttenback Skipping • • Spending other’s money Betsy Christenson Pale lips • • George Marie Halvorson Engagement ring Bambios Vivian Jurgenson Quiet voice - Don Gorry Louiselle - Shortness • Detention Bette Perry Mery Silbernegel Roy Ziegler • • Dele Christianson Ester Hammen -Jean Keweuchi -Darlene Luodke • Kay Peters - -Don Sletkolen • Betty Whiting Carmen Corey • Prances Hansen • Barbara Keay -Jenny Mario • Barbara Potorson Mary Sova • • Margie Craig Ronald Herff - • Frank Kimball Bob Smith - • Doan Smith • -Le Roy Peterson Dick Yurecks • Camilla Langguth Bette Nordin - -Lois Ropor . . Edith Tophen - • Barbara Braun Kitty Gage - -Marvin Inca • Bette La Roche • Marlys Noren Angie Rotor • • Phyllis Trefethren George Bredemus Mickey Gannon • Merdolle Jacobse Ardelle Larson • Marilyn O'Brien • Don Sawyer - - Nancy Tripp -Floronco Bullis -Lyle Genty • • Marilyn Jakubee Don Lorson - - Bill Olson ... Harriot Schebloom Keith Von Busch Walter Burrell Bob Geske • • Albert Jelinik Helen Larson - -Doug Olson • - Striped sweater Red cheeks Boon pole • Trumpet - - Vivaciousness -Swoetnoss - • Long hair • In a daze Shortness -Sweaters Hoight - • • Dancing • • Arguing • • Sense of humor Nice legs Nice complexion Tennis Mushroom sundaes - Clothes .... Weekends .... Blondes .... Talking............ Books............. Big brown eyes - - Sleep............. Food.............. Wes................ Anything chocolate - 7-Up.............. Men - • Roller skating - -Dale Nergaard • Eye. Freckles - • Glasses - - - Sad expression Clarinet • - Sad eyes • • Curly hair • • Calmness -Pretty hair - Earrings • • Legs - -Hair • • • Brains - -His car - - Slacks • - • Friendliness Long fingernails Drawl • ■ - Drum sticks Missing tooth . Freckles . • Fast talking • Oriental eyes • Blond hair - • Piano -Pep - - • •. Nice complexion Lush hair - • Red hair - -Modesty - - Nice logs - • Rosy chooks -Drawl - - Neat dresser -Arguing • - Broad shoulders Jokes - • Big fish.......... Hotrods .... Sweaters • • - ■ Snoak in show for 12c Collecting garters Chili............. Ham and eggs - -Roller skating ■ • Ice cream and shoes Ed................ Jerry............. Appendix .... Buffalo men - - • Money............. Motorcycles - - • Boys ...... Men ...... Motorcycles - • . Cigarettes .... Fords— good ones Toll blondes ... Lots of food -Bunnies Girls ..... See food ... . Food.............. Sleep............. Ronnie............ Bow and Arrow Inn • Mery Jane - • • Studying .... Good things to eat • Pretzels .... Sleeping and eating Jean Skillings - • Getting out of class Food.............. BIGGEST THRILL School .............. First dog • - --- -Being carried by Richie Bob . • • ............... Don and living .... Chemistry............ D.A.R. Pilgrim .... First pair of nylons • - - Brooklyn................. Blowing up chem lab - Hutchinson game (?) - Pequot Lakes ............ Kids from other schools Graduation............... Howard's Steak House - • My first fail............. R«y...................... Driving a car .... Eating................... First date............... Life..................... Coming to Marshall - Phyl - -................. Become important ... Giving you a thrill ... New car.................. Jr. class play........... Cutting my hair .... Winona................... Tall, handsome boys - -19 S. Brenner Pass - - • Bill..................... Annandale................ Stood up on a date - - Girls State.............. Al....................... Graduating - • - - Graduation ..... No more Digger's study • Ice skating............... Roy ..................... Riding in a mailbag - -Basketball Games ... June 18. 1949 - . - . Roller coaster floor • - Chicago.................. Centennial Serenade - • G.A.A.................... Prom ’49................. 1st day of kindergarten . Annandale................ School................... Scaring poople • - - - Sr. boys' health class Can't tell............... Rudolph.................. Modern Problems - - Waving to Truman • - Winona.................. SO Pontiac.............. First dozen roses - - - Rode horse at county fair Judge editor . . . . Irene Johnson - - - 'Cycle riding............ Roller skating........... First formal dance • • • First REAL kiss - - . . Graduation............... To get a date - - July 7. 1949 ............ Chicago.................. The Dowry ............. Pool hall ...... Music.................... Graduation? ? ? . . . I Ith grade homecoming • Office training . . . . Howard's Steak House Playing sax in the band -Driving on left sido • • Graduation............... Cook or chef............. Aircraft carriers - - Gotting to 12th grade - Chicago.................. Paying for my pictures - SILLY AMBITION June 14. I9S0 Walk a tightrope Clam-digger Join foreign legion Going with O'Dell Be a bouncer Get lost at Fort Knox Raise heck Conduct a symphony Take on Dirty Dick Rains To date Mrs. G. Sweep hockey arena after half Get money without work Take a slow boat to Athens Graduate Become o comedian Be willed a million dollars To travel Go to heaven Go to Florida Marry a rich bachelor Break 110 m.p.h. Be a football player Getting married Graduate Pro wrestler Be an actress Conduct a symphony orchestra Famous fiver Going with Phil Get a heinie Join a loafer group Design gum wrappers Having a girl friend First woman president Get married To work Prizo fighter Whet's ambition? Being a ballet dancer Take Mr. Cooper's place Get more of my weakness Be a millionaire Fly to moon To grow To walk with a Zombie Play in a symphony Play a violin Be a bookie Swim English Channel Woman wrestler Stoople jacking Cause a riot Olympic champion Girls coach Honeymoon in Lapland Go barefooted Win just one debate Join the Waves Ploy Hamlet Have Cec as a slavo Have appendix out Calif, with the girls My business Become o nurse Trying to get a boy To swim like Esthor Williams Be an artist Be a cop Graduation Trip to Rochester Be a bumess Wrestle Here Pro wrestler Play with Lakers Join Air Force To be a test pilot To get a job Graduate Have o new car Be an heiress Become a teacher Winning a game of Canasta Pro wrestler To graduate Go to Alaska Clean coo-coo clocks L Man from Mars 2. 3 St Bernards 3 The SKowi Oi 4. Just u3 G“iris Cheese S 6. Qu.ck Trip how W a DiW 14. fW Talent ©ver Girl ?. Sand wicW. 5:Me and my Dog 2 1 n 1500 o.CaughV ,r 6. Amima I Trainer 22.Wlia-no ev S fr n jMarv.Oiuclc Don 23. t1« en L. 2.Whose car-coss rhave You frietj if ? 2V Arwfhing' lor a pi s. ade It-seefe ?. Papas P.J.i asWayB Whe -� l pyelty anmversorq assets I Ith Grade Girls I Oth Grade Girls 9th Grade Girls Most Successful - - - Dawn Van Alstine - - - Elizabeth Jerabeclc - - - Jean Miller Most Talented .... Louise Borak.............. Sue Clark...................... Sylvia Brown Prettiest................. Jane Hough.................... Jean Houg...................... Joan Gorman Best Sense of Humor - - Carolyn Olson .... Nancy Matheny .... Pat Rychly Best Personality - - - Jerry Fecht............... Betty Brecht........ Jane Matsuura Most Original - - - Pat Carroll............... June Reno..................- Kay Newman Best Line -............... Pat Venning................... Mary Jane Larsen ... Marlene Myhre Best Dressed.............. Pot Peebles................... Darlene Houglie - - - - Rosemary Lenhart Most Athletic............. Ardelle Swensen .... Marlys Gmitro .... Bette Scnebloom Best Figure............... Jackie Folski................. Shirley Dicks ..... Joan Hayward Peppiest.................. Alice Kozlowski .... Annete Borak............... Frances Barkman Best Dancer............... Delores Long.................. Irene Johnson...... Joanne Swensen Typical Marshallite - - Kay Foss.................. Margie McDonald - Janice Streed Most Service.............. Lois Jackson.................. Florentine Olivera ... Darlene Weiss Most Friendly............. Doris Groth................... Myrna O'Connell.... Jean Forsberg Noisiest.................. Valerie Sellentine - - - Lou Ann Leiser .... Jane Jocketty Quietest.................. Marilyn Wadman - - - Elaine Foster. Eileen Anderson Queen of Hearts - - - - Joan Dargis............... Marilyn Staples ... - Jean Miller I Ith Grade Boys IOth Grade Boys 9th Grade Boys Most Successful . - - - Don Hansen ..... Paul Knutson...... Bill Teeter Most Talented ..... Milt Carland ..... Dave Korfhage .... Richard Saliny Handsomest................ Tom Golen..................... Dick Anderson .... Jerry Westerberg Best Sense of Humor t - Bob Krimbill.............. Ray Ecklund....... Roger Dougherty Best Personality .... Bob Lindberg.............. Doug Means............ David Olson Most Original............. Jerry Ingaldson .... Joe Swentek........... Tom Cox Best Line................. Ronald Kurash .... Frank Perry...... Eric Oltmann Best Dressed.............. Bob Burroughs .... Jim Leone........ Don Oberbeck Most Athletic............. Jerry Welch................... Andy Janos............. Jim Sticka Best Physique............. Ed Langlais................... Don Comeau........... Bert Shackle Peppiest.................. Boyd Amsler................... Ted Jensen........... Dick Epperly Best Dancer............... Otto Anderson .... Tom Hasslinger ... - Terry Houg Typical Marshallite - - John Nelson ..... Jim Lambert ..... Joe Bolstad Most Service.............. Jerry Prescott .... Ed Galbraith............... David Abrahamson Most Friendly .... - Jack Matheny .... Leroy Therrien .... Harry Flolid Noisiest.................. Jim Zaccardi ----- Jerry O'Brien..... Tom Mertzig Quietest..................1 Ed De Valois ..... Don Thorkelson .... John Lerfold King of Hearts .... Bob Letourneau - - - - Jack Langlais....... Tom Glass 8th Grade Girls 7th Grade Girls Cutest..................... Marie Leight......... Sandy Sticka Most Talented .... Shirley Stemper .... Luella Asp Typical Marshallite - - - Solveig Knutson .... Elizabeth Jackson Peppiest................... Yvonne Taylor .... Marilyn Staple Most Popular............... Mary Ann Uram .... Evonne Jorgensen Best Personality .... Sharon Butler... Marie Jerabek Funniest................... Joanne Skinner .... Virginia Arter Prettiest.................. Yvonne Bunker .... Karen Wharton Quietest................... Patsy Lou Palmer .... Natalie Nelson Best Dressed............... Geraldine Downing - - - Bette Bunker 8th Grade Boys 7th Grade Boys Cutest..................... Bob Christopherson - - Jerry Frazee Most Talented..............• Jerry Vigoren................ Terry Clarke Typical Marshallite - - - Lyman Swenson .... Joe Westerberg Peppiest................... Bruce Ellis......... Tommy Skinner Most Popular............... Ken Murphy.......... Mike Garfield Best Personality .... Larry Comeau .... Eddy Moen Funniest................... Joe Pesek........... Jack De Angelo Handsomest................. Bernie Rasmussen - - - Tommy Ringstead Quietest................... Richard Butz........ Charles Wefel Best Dressed............... Joe Sinigaglio .... Jerry St. Clair Coach Howie Straiton is looking forward to his third season with Cardinal gridmen. Waiting with open arms for Jerry Welch. Lower Left—Bodnar is the slippery half-back. Letting him down eaty. Lower right, Griffin it off on hit 89 yard touchdown againtt Wett. Harold Meixner, Howie't right hand man, it looking forward to hit tixth year coaching. South Marshall Marshall West Marshall Roosevelt Marshall Marshall Henry . Washburn Marshall Southwest Marshall Sophomore Football Row I: La Fond. Christenson Sutton, Fish. Christophorson Jungquist. Langlais, Edward Row 2: Sticka, Swentok, Dona hue. Epporly, Eddy, Bernier Mortxig. Row 3: Ekelund. Ru$ nacko, Gorman. Thompson. Wil liams. Hunt. Flolid. Kossart Row 4: Arono. Thomas. Ecklund O'Brien. Williams. Doran. Peck Row 5: Abrahamson. Thomp son, O'Dell. Grejiak. Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Central . . Roosevelt Washburn Vocational Row I: Ecklund. J. Trulion. D. Taylor. J. Courteau, R. Mauar. Row 2: J. Heusbourg, H. Moans. 8. Johnson. D. Ellis. D. Olson. 0. Potorson, R. Fredrickson. R. Goske. E. Langlais. This year the wrestling toem boing very well balanced and coached by Mr. Fisher, showed thoir ability to placo high in competition. Wo will lose Olson, Heuibourg, and Potorson. who placed in tho Northwost AAU. ond the Steto High School Meets. ROW I: E. D« Valois, B. lindborq, J. Welch. B. Krimball. F. Domack.. E. Q. Williamson. B. Burroughs, P. Knutson. ROW 2: Mr. O’Dell. B. lo Tour-neeu. J. Swentek. E. Galbraith. J. Johnson. G. Aitken. J. Casper. G. Staples. 0. Abrahamson, P. Muller. Under the able direction of their new coach, Giffy O'Dell, the Cards proved themselves to be the Giant-Killers in the city league this year. Despite the fact that he had only one returning letterman as a nucleus, Mr. O'Dell soon developed a smooth working club composed mostly of sophomores and juniors. Individual honors for the season went to Captain Frank Demcak, who made All-City and All-District, for his fine play at center. SCORES Marshall 54 South . . Marshall ...32 Roosevelt Marshall . .. . 43 Henry Marshall . . .41 North Marshall . ,. .47 Washburn Marshall . . .42 Vocational Marshall .47 Central Marshall . ..49 Southwest Marshall .. 46 West .... Marshall ...37 Edison rfytyE C Pictured here ere basketball's first five in their fevorite positions. The B teem did not piece high in city stendings but it acquired the needed experience thet makes good ball players. Row It S. verson, J. Casporton. R. Epperly. T. Houg. L. Horsch. Row 2: 0. Olson, J. Swentei. E. Galbraith, K. Engttrom. Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall HOCKEY Roosevelt Central West Southwest Henry Washburn Edison Vocational South Handicapped by lack of depth and experience Marshall's plucksters never gave up. though faced with many highly rated teams. Row I: B. Jungquist. A. Janos. R. Andorson. V. Vainovskis. E. Langlais. J. Langlais. Row 2. Mr. O’Brien. P. Quelette, R. Gillette. T. Golen. A. Erickson. J. Leone, J. Schardin. G. AbeUefh. The advent of spring ROW I: J. Dorn . R. Helgoson, L. Erickson, B. Amjler, T. Stark. D. Martinson, A, Krenr D. Comeau. ROW 2: J. Savage. R. Forstad. D. Chrirtie. J. Gorman. W. Grave . E. Goodiell. J. Stark. B. Ellis. ROW 3: G. Bredimus, V. Zappa, K. Hoel. C. Kin-nan. W. Murray, I. Huber, E. Toftland. J. louisefle, J. Nihil. found Marshall's cin dermen hard at work, braced by last year's veterans: Jim Huesbourg, Doug Olson, Otto Anderson, Andy Janos, Dean Swanson, and Richard Peterson The team this year will be built around Bob Nelson, Joe Bol-stad, Joe Langen-berger, Don Sletkol-en, and Ralph Manning, somo of whom are veterans from last year. Although Dean Shawbold's tennis team could not boast any returning lettormen, the expected racketeers will be: Bob Smith, Jerry Prescott, Irving Neilson, Ruben Kietto, Ronald Kur-ash, and Dexter Tyrrell. This year the team placed 5th in the city. All losses came from lack of men and experience, but the boys showed great competitive spirit at all the meets. Bob Smith, the only senior, was top point man throughout the year. 4? SCORES Marshall 34 ... . ... Southwast 41 Marshall 42 .South 33 Marshall 26 Wast 48 Marshall 56 .... Vocational 21 Marshall 23 .. . . Cantral 52 Marshall 31 North 44 Marshall 51..... ... .Edison 18 Marshall 27..... Wast 47 Marshall 24 Roosavalt SI Marshall 39. . . . .. .HanrY 36 1949 BASEBALL SCORES North .............................II Marshall ........................ 5 Edison ............................ 3 Marshall .......................... 2 Hanry ............................. 4 Marshall .......................... 5 Vocational ........................ 6 Marshall .......................... 5 North ............................. 5 Marshall .......................... 6 Edison .......................... 12 Marshall ......................... I Hanry .......................... I Marshall ......................... 6 Vocational ...................... 5 Marshall ......................... 8 When coach Cec O’Brien blew his whistle for the first baseball practice, he discovered only three returning lettermen. Graduation had taken its toll and left him with only Frank Demcak, outfiolder; Jerry Ingaldson, third baseman, and Jerry Welch, second baseman. For this reason, this year's diamond squad was mainly composed of untried talent. Copies of the CARDINAL have been sent abroad to promote good will among nations. To those in other countries who see this book we extend our sincere greetings. We hope that you get much enjoyment and information from it. The Senior Student Council, Marshall High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Congratulations to Class of 50 DR. W. N. McCREA 327 14th AVE. S. E. GL 1929 School and Stationery Supplies ACME PRINTING STATIONERY CO. GL. 7878 421 Fourteenth Ave. S. E. Compliments of TWIN CLEANERS 414 14th Ave. S. E. 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Congratulations and Best Wishes to the X Graduating Class of 1950 East Hennepin and Fourth Since 1893 EAST SIDE'S FINEST STORE 69 SHEFFIELD FLORIST 801 Washington Gl. 1955 3009 Hennepin PL 1343 3144 Hennepin PI. 2962 SCHNEIDER'S CAMPUS PHARMACY 500 WASHINGTON AVENUE S. E. GL 1076 NO MOSS Said the pebble: I have no fears Of being bashful all my years For when I grow a little older; I, too, shall be a little boulder. GEO. J. MUNCK HARDWARE 1519 Como Ave. S. E. Minneapolis 14 Minnesota NELSON'S SHOE SHOP 431 Fourteenth Ave. S. E. A FRIENDLY BANKING INSTITUTION THIRD NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK 412 East Hennepin LI. 0711 THANKS TO ... Mr. Dahlberg .........Harrison Smith Mr. Frantz............Harrison Smith Mr. Olsen ............Cardinal Advisor Mr. Segal......... 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