Marshall High School - Magistrate Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Senior Advisor Miss Judith Eiken has been the advisor for the Class of 1940 for the past two years. One of her first major tasks in that capacity was to engineer Marshallls first Junior- Senior Prom. Its success was due in no small measure to her efforts. She has not only done admirable work with the senior class, but she has also efficiently guided the work of Marshall's first annual. We of the class of 1940 thank you for what you have done for us. EDGAR BRAUN, Clam Prerident. Miss JUDITH EIKEN Senior Clcrss Officers The Senior Class of 1940 has made excellent progress under the leadership of its very capable oliicers, Edgar Braun, presidentg Donald Schnitzius, vice presidentg Maxine Johnson, secretaryg and Mary Loney, treasurer. By their abundant school spirit, their unlimited energy, by the very example which they have set for all the other students. they have guided the Class of 1940 to a shining and brilliant climax. I9 f ' , . , 1..V 'A 1eEr1:.1s5.:v.1:f 11'1 : f .-LQQQIQZ 'ia 4 i5:1:3:f: fifigfiff ,4:,.,.f .4-f1 f1fEfZfE- ff'- 4 1' ' 1521, 1: 5:53:11 ----A ---. : : : Mg 'fEzEsEsE5? 1,r.5,:11--- -:am-1-:-:--1: -g-1 . .- af- : V -1:15:13 i15- -' frzis, :Es 'If I 'S5E5:,I- 2255 .52 1' -152: Sai 2122: is:-, 'fiizl Edgar Br21un,Pff'fiden1 1 Donald straining, Vice panda, . . - Maxine johnson, Sen-erm I 'V .. 2:511 2 !f5f2:f5:2' Marv LOHGV, Tf'fff1wf'fff' ' : Za ' Ssiaisiiisgzis 1 1:1:1ss:1z:1:z:2:s:sa:s:z:e:1., st ef. H 3, gi .fsggga 'ISI

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Spotlights Our cue has been given, and we resolutely enter upon the stage of life. In front of us is a sea of expectant and critical faces, awaiting our perform- ance. Awkwardly and uncertain, we stand in the spotlight, about to play our individual roles. Faced with the responsibility, our very lines become a challenge. The spotlight continues to shine, reveal- ing courage in our eyes and, at the same time, warm- ing our hearts with confidence as we look hopefully toward a shining success.

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Mctrshctlls First Grotolucttes MARSHALL'S FIRST GRADUATES Back row: Vinitsky, Pardee Lombard, Innes, Rentas, Lienhard Fomlb row: Epstein, Carlson Carson, Geer, johnson, Firestone Rikess, Church. Third row: Levy, Sidwell Skadron, Raskin, Walk, Johnson Schwartz, Rogers, Engdahl. Sammi row: Rule, Innes, Pearl- man, McAdams, Peterson, Abbot Bernick, Kelley, Williams, Her- IHLIIT. Frou! roam' Neidorf, Roiblatt McBeath, Lauzon, Kogen, Teener Fewer. In February of 1940 a small group of forty-two students completed their high school course. These were not just another graduating class, but Marshall's first graduates. Many of them had entered Marshall while it was still a junior high school and have, therefore, literally grown up in and with the school. Some of them have already entered college or university, others have found employment, but there are many more who have returned to Marshall to continue their learning. We may rest assured that wherever they may be they will bring distinction to themselves and to their school, for we have known them to be upstanding and alert, possessing real character. The Magis- trate congratulates you I Church, Donald Feldman, Sol Loney, Mary Nagel, Eleanor Bergman, Dorothy Goldberg, Estelle Kramer, Adeline Orr, Doris Burt, Lois Steinberg, Lillian Berkovitz, Edith Bernath, Edythe Heyne, Richard Johnson, Lois johnson, Donald Bernick. Muriel Lange, Elaine Pearlman, Freda Honor Roll-lune, 1940 Stein, Cecile Palmer, Robert Stubstad, Phyllis Pardee, Ned Schnitzius, Donald Nelson, jean Schwartz, Richard Stokes, Kenneth Hullsiek, Natalie McMonigal, Alice johnson, Maxine Miller, Benjamin Goddard, Marjorie Engdahl, John Eisenstein, David Belle, Marie Randall, Shirley Niedorf, Aaron I a y Nemer, Esther Lessman, john johnson, Philip Newcombe, Lauretta Klenck, Alex Turner, Isabelle Kramer, Scott Carlson, Roger Abbott, Cleo Rip, joe Koelln, Kathryn Orloff, Sylvan Hurley, Jean Anfang, Agnes Roiblatt, Anita Marell, Saul Ludwigson, Merrill