Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Aa'mz'nz'sZm1f0rs Express School Pride 'WVC can compare to other Minneapolis schools in quality of curriculum, staff, and out-of-school functions, observed Principal XValtcr L. Chap- man. Mr. Chapman was proud of Marshalls outstand- ing scholastic record and ft-lt the cntire staff gener- ated pride by taking an interest in each student as an individual. Both administrators statcd that our IIl0I1t'y-l'LliS- ing undertakings were successful hc-cause of the Cards' shoulder-to-shouldvr spirit. They agrc-cd that it was thc students' enthusiasm that made Nlarshall . . . a steady school, not a spt-ctacular one. Photos hy Loughridgc-MBengtson. 'H4mv-a-ov'

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? ... as-oo 4' gulf by Abovei Ronald Eikaas and Oliver Severson discuss com- mon counseling problems. Below Left: Mrs. Celeste Leem- huis presents scholarship opportunities to a prospective Col- lege freshman. 1' 12 Below Right: The school social worker, Pearle Anderson, helps solve the personal problems of students by working with their families and Community agencies. Photo by Dorothy Rose,