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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1941 volume:

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' - - , . 5 : ,2 ,-it 43 uyf'5., W --,nf , -1- 1, .'.,.,q5.,y .- . -,ff frm ', . Bscficafion Education for Democracy! This is the theme of the l94l Magistrate. Therefore, We proudly dedicate our yearbook to you, the teachers of Mar- shall, who by your instruction, guid- ance, and example have given us the inspiration to meet the challenge of democracy. This is a challenge all youth must meet if our country is to hold high the torch of liberty as a bea- con, a guiding light for the oppressed peoples of the earth, and if govern- ment of the people, by the people, and for the people shall not perish from the earth. Teachers of Marshall, accept our sincere thanks for your efforts in our behalf, We are profoundly grateful for the training you have given us in the American Way of life. O'Z5CA,TO'Z The Magistrate tor l94l is some- thing more than a pictorial review ot the year's activities at Marshall. The editors have sought to develop the theme, Education tor Democracy, in three important phases characteristic ot daily lite here in the school. They seek to show how Health, Service, and Wise Uses of Leisure are impressed upon our students as deti- nite and necessary attributes ot good citizenship. ln turning to these scenes of hap- py, familiar association, l trust that you will get a better understanding and acceptance ot the meaning ot education in a democracy. Training at public expense is not for the eleva- tion of the individual alone, but for this greater purpose: that the indi- vidual by reason ot his training and his better understanding ot free insti- tutions may so live and act that the attainable ideals of democracy may be realized. Q2 461, illll -,.. , . . 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W illiarn Schachtman Photographer ....,i. ,.....i.,,.,..i,w, I ack Meyer ASSISTANTS Betty Gall, Lucille Boeltl, Pauline Brown, Iohn Bye. lack Tubridy, Claire Ingemann, Wayne Riordan, Bill Eisenmenger, lohn Thorsell, Lorraine Srnisek, lean Gonidec, Iosephine Mulherin. U65 ggfcincifzafi af aflfiazafiaff fx ' 1 lg l A 9 i Q' K ' A 4 if L! ' Vs No one needs an introduction to Mr. Higbee, for he has always been a valued friend of the students at Marshall. His sympathetic advice and his keen interest in our activities have made him a much- sought-after counselor. He not only understands but also practices daily the true democratic Way of lite. Mr. Henry Woll, Assistant Principal Mr. Ross C. Higbee, Principal ln the last year the executive force at Marshall has been increased by the addition ot our Assistant Principal, Mr. Woll. All ot us are impressed by Mr. Woll's ability to see eye-to-eye With youth and its problems, and we are warmed by the calm and cordial help he extends to all. lllpl Page Nine w f 'ni JV 'ix A M:-sy ff V' .Z, 4' .,. . -'Q vlxf' QSGLXSYX Page Ten W.,-r we IXHWXENT in if, l-HSTORY TEACHERS Miss Mcxybelle Mattson Miss lnez Stone, Miss Orc! Hoy, Mr. Rollin Moynugh lg nw K, . me Q. ff . hw 4 ei ,gf E if P21211 V it Y 's er M iiiii ,A , i, O90 jd. , W- 6 me l , WCAG' was W wie may if We wed eiliigxi ei- Ggikirlylde ' if if is i I Vii l i I GTX ' - 5 , ' 4 J,fb. !,'?' ,WQQS Sgjdixyjff ,fff COMMERCIAL mdiiniw- aw vi W0 ff ' s INSTRUCTORS 5 96 A M155 X55 WO e0-Wd axe' NX '5 Q66 Miss Merie Kinkor, Miss Ormcz Lee Morrow, Mrs. Andree Nippert, Miss Nellie Duriivon, Miss Esther Iohnson, ff 3 , - V-S3 Nl 'EV' W ,Q G' wwif Miss Dosia Dietz, Girls' Athletics, Mr. Bernard Quinn, Science. Miss Gladys Scheiber, Fren h flr. Duly Kunkelman, Mathematics. , ,:-ff' v ,ds t .... Ast i C ' if R T A i s tw . if if i v Q W ,Ei it , A N -. - ' me sh P Mr. Charles Bisariz, Wood o SOClAL SCIENCE INSTRUCTORS Mr. Alton Sexton, Miss Esther Munson, Miss Iudith Eikeri, Miss Ora Hoy, Miss Pearl Turnquist I K i Mrs. Edith Bacon, Foods Mr. Neil Brown, Science Mrs. Helen l2'Zlg,Geever, Music gfif' X ., ' , , . I W, . ,,. -f Page Twelve NXQKOX 5 ...A go? G6 XXQY I ?' ,4- 'QW emma I olden CSX do 0509 , . ,w 'l weve' E qt l Hanson, Cutler, Miss M n Mis Slfihf SQV1. UQ Q33 MSS LOU ej1Q A Ildersonl Ge O s Mi1ler's Sewing Class rgef Rude WSAY , LDS, in, Kre Om QU ' Sorl' . 171, fohnson ngel, at machine. I I Bczck row: Mr. Qumn, Mr. Klrschner, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Arenson Front row: Dr. Wcxllingcr, Mrs. Kramer, Mr. Higbee, Mrs. Rupp. Our Helpful P.T.A. Gfficers G 0 000 Q G-D 1,1 Q1 T EE 4: ' - x K X . go K XXX Ax 5 Xi J, 57 ' XX W Xfle f X! M ff Mx f' W , W' N WQK 41 PN x MA spain? X ll Chr l figs 0. Servics Free and willing service is the corner- stone ot democracy. lt must therefore be the corner-stone of education. Because We be- lieve that democracy can be served best by trained minds, we have opened this first sec- tion of the Magistrate loy presenting the vari- ous classes at Marshall High School. Our seniors are ready to take their places as Workers or as students seeking further train- ing tor future service. ln this section you will find also those service organizations and activities that do so much to enrich the lite ot the school and which train the students tor a life ot service. f f-1 1,17 5 f' rf-H 4 4 ,C'cn.679,15'l ,A '1' if X P, Q QMXX, 7 , 1 lt fllillgl H l It ,T Z A F. EMA .mio 'za Page Sixteen SENIOR ADVISER Miss Dona Miller To Miss Miller: We Wish to express to you our deep appre- ciation for so graciously consenting to act as our class adviser these past two years. You have been a staunch friend and have spared neither time nor ettort'in guiding us in our numerous activities. We hope that you will always remember us as kindly as We shall remember our senior adviser. Class of '41, CLASS OFFICERS Standing: lohn Leonard, Wil- liam Eisenrnenger, Robert Doody. Seated: Carole Swanson. The Class ot i941 elected as their class officers lohn Leonard, Presidentg William Eisenmenger, Vice Presidentg Carole Swanson, Secretaryg Robert Doody, Treasurer. lt has been the duty of this group to conduct the business ot the class, a task which they have done ettectively and willingly. , . ff fftqqi onofz cfoff 01201 SRDM Betty Gall, Valedictorian Jane Curtis, Salutatarian Donald Billing Carol Swanson Shirley Raslcin Isabel Christison I-terrnina Gaul Mary Paulson Esther Friedman Paul Keiger Muriel Boruszalc Mae Antang Josephine Vassar Sheldon Strylcer Lucille Boeltl Juanita Schuclc lrving Pinsky Margaret Mirras Arline Lunzer Mary McLaughlin Anne Peterson Albert Vorspan Joyce Grat Lois Burlcholder Jack Meyer Herman Wittenberg Florence Elm Marion Dudovitz Earl Leat l-larriet Eshelby Pauline Brown Josephine Mulherin Muriel Boettcher Gloria Nadeau Eleanor O'Connor Harold Waterman Darrell Pangborn Claire lngemann LaVerna Pagenlcopt Eileen Flatt Melvin Kirschner Frances Rosenfeld Shirley Anderson Betty Tuttle Dorothy Jettenberg Gerald Ratttery Margaret Schreiber Joanne Murray Robert Nelson Jaclc Wallinga James Dortsman Jeanne Gonidec ,fn 1 Dt ' ,gill- 'rr l 'ig L 1 Page Seventeen PETER AHLOUIST Modern Language Club. SHIRLEY ANDERSON Student Council, G.A.A., M Club, Modern Lan- guage Club, Baton Twirling Club, Spokesman. NORMA ANDLER- Little Nell Spokesman. MAY ANFANG- Bets Dramatic Club, Choir, Girl Reserves, Don't Take My Penny. CHARLOTTE AXELSON- Cl'iuckey Assistant City Editor, Copy Editor Spokesman, Bowling Club, Girl Reserves, Modern Language Club, G.A.A. ELIZABETH BAKER- Bakie Dramatic Club, G.A.A., Spokesman, Girl Reserves, Bowling Club. SEYMOUR BANS- Buddy ELAINE BELANGER- Bel Modern Language Club. IUDITH BENSON- ludy Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Riding Club, Student Council, G.A.A., Latin Club, Club, All-City Student Council. IAMES BERRY- Berry Track, Club. VIVIAN BERRY- Vivi Choral Reading Club, Bowling Club, Bookstore, Dramatic Club, Spokesman. DONALD BILLING- Don Vice President Iunior Class, Iunior-Senior Prom Chairman, Choir Treasurer, Editor-in-Chief Magis- trate, Spokesman, Tennis Club, Engineering Club, ln Old Vienna, Don't Take My Penny, President Hi-Y, Quill and Scroll, Literary Club. LUCILLE BOELTL- Bot Modern Language Club, Annual Stall, Bookstore. MURIEL BOETTCHER Bowling Club, Riding Club, Choral Reading Club, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Dramatic Club, Bookstore. HARRY BORANIAN President, Vice President Hi-Y, President lunior Class, President Dramatic Club, Bowling Club, Rid- ing Club, Camera Club, Spokesman. MURIEL BORUZAK- Mur Debate Club, G.A.A., Dramatic Club, Don't Take My Penny, Latin Club, Student Council, Spokes- man. LOUISE BRADSHAW- Dickie Choir. MARY KAYE BRENNAN Literary Club, Bowling Club, Red Cross Club, Camera Club, Girl Reserves. MARION BRETZ- Bretzie President Girl Reserves, Bowling Club, Camera Club, Correspondence Club, Red Cross Club, Lit- erary Club. PAULINE BROWN- Pauly Red Cross Club, Art Club, Art Editor Spokesman, Riding Club, Treasurer Engineering Club, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Magistrate Staff. LOIS BUHKHOLDER flnv-n ern nlnk IOHN BYE Art Club, Annual Staff. SAMUEL CARSON- Sammy ISABEL CHRISTISON- lzzie President Debate Club, Annual Staff, GAA., Girls Club Bookstore Quill and Scroll 704.744 plz A -.I Ll. 66-u,5' ' ML!! MARV 5444.44 E' opt gke My Penny, Hi-Y iding Club. MAUREEN COLE AN- Took G.A.A. ELEASE M. COLLINS- Dimples Band. IAMES COLLINS- lim Riding Club, Bowling Club, Spokesman. MERLE COLLINS Football Co-captain, Club. ROBERT COLLINS- Rip Choir, Hi-Y, Tennis Club, Track, Correspondence Club. ATHEN COULOURIS G.A.A,, M Club, Girl Reserves, Bowling Club, Library Club. IANE CURTIS Art Club. DOROTHY DAlLEY- Dot Bowling Club, Library Club. AUDREY E. DAVIES Girls' Ensemble, Spokesman. ROBERT R. DOODY Football, Track, Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Literary Club, Treasurer Senior Class, Treasurer Social Club. IAMES DORFSMAN- Aces Modern Language Club, Debate Club, Engineering Club, Dramatic Club, Spokesman, Don't Take My Penny. THELMA DORSEY- Tad M Club, G.A.A. MARION DUDOVITZ- Duddy President Correspondence Club, Modern Language Club, Spokesman, Bookstore, G.A.A. WILLIAM EISENMENGER- Bill Vice President Senior Class, President Bowling Club. Hi-Y, Baseball, Camera Club, Rifle Club, Annual Staff, Spokesman. FLORENCE ELM- Flossie Secretary Sophomore and Iunior Class, Art Club. Secretary, Vice President Camera Club, Treasurer, Vice President Bowling Club, Art Editor Spokes- man, Annual Staff, Don't Take My Penny, G.A.A.. Choral Reading Club, Dramatic Club, Girl Re- serves. HARRIETTE ESHELBY- Honey Girl Reserves, Spokesman. SYBIL ESKAR Girl Reserves sn ,N Q' EILEEN FLATT- Flatt Girl Reserves, Club, G.A.A., Lati lub, Choir, Girls' Ensemb yM 110 l LILLIAN FOLEY Girl Reserves, Red Cross Club, Art Club, Riding Club. ESTHER FRIEDMAN-l'Ess Modern Language Club, G,A.A., Dramatic Club, Spokesman, Don't Take My Penny. HOWARD FUHR-UFUZH President Tennis Club. BETTY GALL- Bet G.A.A., Bookstore, President Modern Language Club, Annual Staff, Legion Award, Student Council. HERMINA GAUL Student Council, Bookstore, Camera Club, Asso- ciate Editor Magistrate, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Engineering Club, Latin Club, Quill and Scroll. HOWARD GELLER- Sonny Dramatic Club, UDOl'1'l Take My Penny, Riding Club, Spokesman, Hi-Y. ELAINE GLISCHINSKI- Glisch Camera Club, Secretary Girl Reserves, Bowling glulltg, Baton Twirling Club, Red Cross Club, Medical lu . IEANNE GONIDEC- lay Debate Club, Spokesman, Annual Staff, Library Club, Secretary Girl Reserves, Red Cross Club, Medical Club. IOYCE GRAF- Icy Don't Take My Penny. GLORIA HARDING CURTIS HEXUM- Curt gpokesman, Student Council, Riding Club, Rifle ub. KATHERINE HOPKINS- Kate HELEN HORNICKE- Diminutive Modern Language Club, G.A.A. LOUISE HOWARD- Weezil CLAIRE ELAINE INGEMANN G.A.A., Choir, Bowling Club, Camera Club, Library Club, Engineering Club, In Old Vienna, Literary Club, Annual Staff, Spokesman, Correspondence Club, Art Club, Choral Reading Club, Quill and Scroll. VIRGINIA M. IEFFERY- Ginny , iyI!,.,fJ,'a.1 if ' 'I ' 5 lioir. , I I 'r,, ' as X ' 1 tg, 'Q x llriqlvi 'A i I- .A ll ' BARBARA D. IENKINS- Bombs ., 'V Kf President, Treasurer G.A.A., Camera Club, Annual Staff, Cheer Leader, Baton Twirling Club, Don't Take My Penny, Bowling Club, M Club, Dramatic Club, DONLEY IOHNSON- Don Secretary, Treasurer Hi-Y. LORRAINE IOHNSON- lohnny Bowling Club, Camera Club, Girl Reserves, Red Cross Club, Baton Twirling Club, Spokesman. KENNETH IONES- Ionesie Art Club, Track, Stage Force. MARTHA IOYCE- Ioycie ALLEN KAMMAN- Billy Basketball, Track, Club. REUBEN KAPLAN-- Kappy President Student Council, Modern Language Club, Dramatic Club. DICK KELLEY-- Dynamite BOB KENNY- Buck Hi-Y, Baseball, Football, M Club. PAUL KIEGER- Bus Rifle Club, Ski Club. MELVIN KIRSCHNER- Mel Art Club. CORRINE KOEPPEN DONALD KRENGEL- Kris Bowling Club, Tennis Club, Track. N RALPH KULiiAN1RK4 BtlZi'l CHARLES LATIMER- Chuck Choir. EARL LEAF Student Council. IOHN LEONARD- Buzz Camera Club, President Senior Class, President Choir, Rifle Club, President Bowling Club, Tennis Club, Spokesman, ln Old Vienna, Vice President Hi-Y. IUNE LUCKY- Vee ARLINE LUNZER- Lena G.A,A., Modem Language Club, Correspondence Club, Spokesman, Student Council. ELSIE MacDONALD- Mac G.A.A., Camera Club. SAM MARGOLIS-- Cue Ball Vice-President Dramatic Club, Student Council, Spokesman, Ping Pong Club, Riding Club, President Choral Reading Club, Track, Football Co-captain, M Club. IAMES MAY YVONNE MCGARRY- Mickey MARY MCLAUGHLIN- Mack Art Club, Vice President Modern Language Club, G.A.A., Bookstore, Girl Reserves. VERNA MCNEAL Choir, Spokesman. TOM MELTON- Swede Choir. lACK MEYER Debate Club, Dramatic Club, Sportsmen's Club, Engineering Club, Modern Language Club, Treas- urer Iunior Class, Photographer Magistrate v I Q1,Qi,.f't.!ft,,, 14- - .fi 'LV fi 9 ' MARGARET MIRRAS- Cookie V, Treasurer Modern Language Club, Girls' Ensemble, ln Old Vienna, Choir. DONALD MISHEK Bowling Club, Ski Club. IOSEPHINE MULHERIN- Ioey Debate Club, Annual Staff, Library Club, Girl Re- serves, Medical Club, Red Cross Club. KATHLEEN MURPHY- Kay IO ANN MURRAY- lo Band, Girls' Club, Dramatic Club, Don't Take My Penny, Camera Club, GLORIA NADEAU- Twerp Tennis Club, Library Club. KENNETH NELSON- Kenny ROBERT NELSON Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Student Council, Rifle Club. ALBERT NIEDORF- Bunchy Football, Basketball, Track, Choral Reading, Stage Force. MARCELLA NORTHCUTT- Marce Secretary, Treasurer Student Council, Bowling Club, Vice President G,A.A., M Club, Bookstore, Cheer Leader, Spokesman, Annual Staff. SARA NUSBAUM- Sandy Modern Language Club, Debate Club, ELEANOR O'CONNOR- El Correspondence Club. FERNE B. OLSON- Sunny Girl Reserves. ig 1 .Q . wtf DICK OLSSON 5 I ,fi Q 7 Riding Club, Bowling Club. M 'v ...R t LA VERNA PAGENKOPF iq Y w , ' :rn ' P DARRELL PANGBORN , ' Mit 5 Don't Take My Penny, ln Old Vienna, Choir, gf Hi-Y, Traffic Squad. A ' MARY PAULSEN- Shorty QQ - . G.A.A. ,V - A, N fl ,L li JACK PECK f A A, Football, Basketball, Baseb , ilzubk, A oral Read- ing Club, Hi-Y, Spokesma ing Cluhf ' .V ,, is ,r , ANNE PETERSON l Correspondence Club, Girls' Club, Student Council, Debate Club, Bookstore, Literary Club, Don't Take My Penny. ROY PETERSON- Pete DOLORES PETSCHEN- Petsch President G.A.A., Club. IRVING PINSKY- Irv Editor-in-Chief Spokesman, Art Club, Quill and Scroll. ERMA L. PORATH- 'Penny Treasurer Girl Reserves, Press Club. IUNIUS POWELL- Bubs IACOUELINE RACE- Iackie Dramatic Club, Literary Club. GERALD RAFFTERY- Ratt Baseball, Football, Basketball. SHIRLEY RASKIN- Sis President Debate Club, President Sophomore Class, Treasurer G.A.A., Student Council, Latin Club, Property Manager Don't Take My Penny. THERESIA RAY Art Club. GLADYS ROLLER- Glad G.A.A, President Girl Reserves, Club, Red Cross Club. FRANCES ROSENFELD- Little One ELVERA ROSENGREN- Bee I Modern Language Club, Supply Store, Gij, Re- serves, A fl Q Q' Y .9 ,- 1 Q ' iq . 3 K7 , Q41 'f I 4f 'i f'f'!' .. .,.. lli'l l 'ji ' f IoE ROWTZKY-''RuSSi66 '-fdgffft i .Vf7'i5l5Lf f Ql Student Council Vice President, ootball, 'Bowling Club, Spokesman, Engineering Club, Cameia Club. . M3 4 Pl 'I li .1 : HELEN RUDOY- Lally 'O L' P ,.,. f ' fy . - ' 3 CLAUDINE SAUNIER- Deen Y. S Riding Club, Girl Reservesf G.A.A., Club, Li- brary Club, Supply Store. WILLIAM SCHACHTMAN- Duke Annual Staff, Spokesman. ROSALYN SCHAFFER- Ricky MARIE SCI-IAUB- Mike Bowling Club. DORIS SCI-IECHTER- Doe Latin Club, G.A.A., Dramatic Club. HELEN SCHEKMAN- Kitten Choral Reading Club, Modern Language Club, Li- brary Club, Bookstore. RICHARD SCHNEIDER Student Council, Dramatic Club, Don't Take My Penny. T ,riglmivig E,':ilZiPiRoEDER- sunny it Drqmfatiq Glub, Traffic' Squad, Football, Stage Forde, gi' ,uv ' f ft' i i- . , ' Li. 1 -, I IUANITA MARIE SCHUCK-T'Wanzy Correspondence' Club, Modem Language Club, FFG,A.A., Choir. , ' if PEARL SEQHTER- Clmois 5 .f ' Q Modern Language Club 1.1 ' FARREL SHALEEN ' , Art Club, Library Club. 1 GERTRUDE SHAY- Peggy Girl Reserves, Modern'Language Club, G.A.A., Cor- respondence Club, Dramatic Club, Treasurer Tennis I Club, Don't Take My Penny, In Old Vienna. SIDNEY SHEAR I I Choir, Engineering Club, Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Spokesman, Discussion Club. LORRAINE SMISEK- Larry Bowling Club, Vice President Tennis Club, Book- store, Spokesman, Annual Staff, G.A,A., Camera Club. ETHEL SPICER Debate Club. ELAINE STEELE WILLIAM STEVENS- Steve Football, Bowling Club, Spokesman, Riding Club, Engineering Club, Rifle Club. DONALD STRANGE Engineering Club, Social Club, Track. Sl-IELDON STRYKER- Scoop Editor-in4Chiet Spokesman, Tennis Club, Modern Language Club, Discussion Club, Quill and Scroll, Bowling Club. , A F, 1 .V H CAROLE I. SWANSON 1 . Secretary Senior Class, Secretaiy Student Council, Spokesman, Tennis Club, Archery Club, Quill and Scroll. lk' K GLORIA SWANSON ELAINE SWEAZEY Modern Language Club. RUTH MARGARETE TEARE- Terry Girl Reserves, Modern Language Club. IOHN THORSELL- Thors Annual Staff. KENNETH D. TRANA- Ken A V A Vice President Hi-Y, Engineering Club, Track. LORRAINE TROST- Shorty Secretary G.A.A,, M Club. IACK TUBRIDY- Iackson Hi-Y, Annual Staff. BETTY TUTTLE-- Tut Vice President Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Secretary Tennis Club, Vice President Sophomore Class, Student Council, Camera Club. IOSEPHINE VASSAR- Io Modern Language Club, Student Council, Choir. ED VITOUS Art Club. ALBERT VORSPAN- Al Modern Language Club, Spokesman, Debate Club, Dramatic Club. IACK WALLINGA- Doc Art Club, Rifle Club, Engineering Club, Latin Club Sportsmen's Club, Hi-Y. HARCDLD WATERMAN Modern Language Club, Debate Club, Engineering Club. CAROL WEIGEL G.A.A., Camera Club. LEONARD WEINBERG- Lenny Choral Reading Club, Spokesman. HERMAN WITTENBERG- Herm Bowling Club, Annual Staff, Engineering Club, Editor-in-Chief Spokesman, Quill and Scroll. AUDREY WOLTER- Audie Bookstore, Art Club. MILTON ZIMMERMAN t, Af if . D GJ ll fr AN f tv at Vt ' V, ,..-fp' CAMERA - SHY SENIORS A ff , gf' WJ' all ,fi VIVIAN ATKINSON ' ' ff' 5 I ,V LENORA BARRY ,-7 yi! ,,13 f. 4,5 ft' rf , KA DONALD EURMEISTER ,QA f 6, A ,0 Pt E DAVID CHURCH ' 1' Nw 'Af I7 I, f L' 41 g R BERT DOUGHERTY ,, ff' ,if if K+' fu , ts. Uts HOUSE ,ie 'gf A i ' y Y f DOROTHY IETTENBERG , ' , ,ff D: ,Af t ARTHUR KENNEDY V I' ,fj,,,'fZ1' ,GL ,gf gm U NoR QXELATSINQAN f.. I 3 YM fi R, ERE EE REAAERQET ' ,J hc In '51, if +A- ' 1 ,f ER sq: M r,' 'VL .EP , ff l S J if RGARET E REIPBVR A - if 1 If A OB sl RT A ll! . M 1 l 3' f W .J Y ,' y 1 Q xml-'rEDwARDI MANN . ' ,J L A If V if, ,V V, L ' be ff M if V ' ,.' 1 f nfl V D Q i ty i R' 77151 J,.hk'ff,,. any 1 - 5 fb 1 'W . 4 Vi, fi t . ft -' ., '. of 4 L , 1-wtf 21 ,z5i't D M 1' 4 E' l t 'Z ,'.,..x, ff' ,tr ' ,i if . f - 5 A ? .l. .4 , :, ,.' .v .4 , ' Page Twenty-five uniofz Ufau I R , ,XIXSQYXS QL N55 ID OYYXCVBS Ori. Yzfiolli . we WW' X1 GOV? . wff' Dtevefr Bcxxdvqxv L x If er , e. f ' qt viva-juan 5 Sidxgev... IL, 5, .5K5rx'51ny,grxQb mail' vl A, YQSC vile H .. dr iw ,, Sew .. Q .lr - 5 ,abil sl ix rf AJ' - , ,,, , wr V 1, W M WINNERS OE P.T.A. MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Page Twenly-fix Q.. -fv 'uf i ix - , , I I , E a I Back row: Tesmer, Seivert, Shotwell, Werner, Schlichtirig, Williams, Christison. Third row: Arts, Calof, Rhodes, Presley, Smisek, Selden. Second row: Faschirigbauer, Benner, Littlejohri, Pillow, Rein' hardi, Sledge. Front row: Sundry, Becker, Savage, Miss Dielz, Savage, Pietsch, Baldwin, Q, ff' Back row: Klock, Massie, Seivert, Schlichting, Weisner, Littiin, Schine, l-lilyard. Fifth row: Selden, Halper, Rosowsky, Kramer, Cooper, McDerrnid, Poppe, Cochrane, Cubus. Fourth row: Thompson, Calof, Lenz, Bisnow, Norton, Christensen, Stewart, Peterson, Fasch- ingbauer. Third row: Fuhr, Sell, Sledge, Orcutt, Pollrnan, Kunlcleman, Rhodes, Klock, Srniselc, Mc- Monigal. Second row: Pietsch, Becker, Hadju, Pillow, Sundry, Lidstad, Meyer, Washington, Lindstrom. Front row: Castagna, Drever, Abranson, Baldwin, Bernick, Berman, Blackburn, Savage, Savage, Lauzon. TUNIOR GROUP l f Q 5 UNIOR GROUP II Back row: Rischall, Liebelt, Tabor, Berry, Shotwell, Nilsen, Tesmer, Eshelby, Rosen. Fifth row: Murphy, Kirk, Brill, Faragher, Brill, Ward, Ostman, Ortmeier. Fourth row: Guggisberg, Tjaden, Norton, Danovsky, Marell, Kautenberg, Christison, Arts, Boosalis. Third row: McLaughlin, Murphy, Mandel, Espeland, Olson, Goldstein,'Bisnow, Dunlap. Second row: Berg, Reinhardt, McGee, Harris, Anderson, Matzke, Skadron. Front row: Hay, Katz, Weiss, Kramer, Vanderhoek, Peterson, Miether, Leaf, Riei. Page Twenty-Jeven UZ, ANS y ', ofl onzofz ?BE3?N2Q7 ' Q 2 L Vi ' ct, SS CWC l J , Page Twenty-eight S 195 . Kewl' - r, PJAVXSQ fl . 05' owes , Q L01 YXWSXGQQ-rittck' - . WN . BXWQ Qetvlc N555 , on o3ZQjfx2hQ?iOQ'pfe5ade' , X nyieifl ,I li Xgifd' i XM-,soYf'h? 596225913 H5336 aj Xnrovf- 900509 5eCx'?teaSN1fe ' J OJ 4 ' 3:30 go' - . g-50 ' yu. t?2iiiQmELi?2iQdG -Y 5X we W ,- 1 SOPHCMORE CLASS GROUP l ' M 5' Z hnf 'rwl Back row: Firestone, Breckman, Iohnson, Gambol, Davis, Douglas, Borick, Hubbard, Kaufman. Fifth row: Ranweiler, Molitor, Orr, Krengel, Roby, Hexter, Hoffman, Horwitz, Crandall Christensen. Fourth row: Iohnsen, Liefiring, Hurley, Nienaber, Newport, Lidstad, Ostman, Kealy, Nissen, Kos, LeClair. Third row: Holliday, Kipples, Charnov, Gustafson, Cyrus, Bernick, Doenges, Smith, Espeland Ruley, Reilly. Second row: Sorini, Olson, Mickman, Carroll, Davis, Kristal, Doe-pner, Ehrlick, Verson Capayianes. Front row: Christianson, McKenzie, Spanier, Gabriel, Risk, Atkinson, Schwartz, Rech, Moore Iohnson. W! -ff SOPHOMORE CLASS GROUP H Back row: Kunkleman, Orenstein, Steinberg, Langland, Muraski, Schoen, Kaplan, Law Hitzeman, Circle. Fifth row: Watermanf Dow, Brown, Funke, Kelly, Engdahl, George, Billing, Singer, Fitz- simmons. Fourth row: Schlolt, Borick, Cohen, Boosalis, Berkus, Hendrickson, Kaske, Madsen, Ahlquist Savold. Third row: Lasman, Nienaber, Arenson, Klein, Bisnow, Klenck, Arrnson, Engdahl, Rupp, Townley, Werner. Second row: Cutler, Ierson, Eldredge, Norton, Levey, Bohrosky, Weeks, Solomon, Purdie Kozberg, Fagel, Kristal. Front row: Harding, Gates, Kight, Ahlberg, King, Lieberman, McLaughlin, Lichter, Saliter' man, Myers. .7 .4 ' ' -.4 FRESHMEN WIN SECOND PLACE IN P.T.A, CONTEST if if I ROOM 203 Standing: Ballas, Rutzick, Andrews, Rupp, Waterman, Eddy, Wetzel, Stansbury, White, Schwartz, Sogard, Schekman. Left row: Boranian, Bretz, Hanson, Clausen, Gauger. Second row: Olson, Cohen, Goodman, Graham, Glischinski, Fennessy. Third row: Herman, Herman, Kamrath, Koeppen, McHale, Katkov, McKenzie. Right row: Orenstein, Parker, Raskin. Page Twenty-nine Back row' Peck, Rutzick Russell, Andrews Mulli an, Wri ht Shannon, Chapirson, Le-Clair. - f 1 Q Q f Fourth row: Lange, Eddy, Mohrmann, Maloney, Sundgaarcl, Kost, Verson, Mitchell, Gilbraith Christoff. Third row: Rooney, lackson, Wedell, Beaubin, Selnick, Schaeppi, Wise, Rosen. Second rowi Wollgram, Morehead, Getzug, Michlitsch, Smith, Olson, Pogoler, Reauzen Tilsen, Front row: Rosin, Hultgren, Solinski, Goodman, Olson, Strom, Fisher, Baner, Waterman Wooley, Back row: Tierney, March, Faulkner, Parker, Olson, Bye, Lazer. Fourth row: McNary, Bye, Grant, Winden, Campbell, Hanson, Ballas, Wennberg. Third row: Link, Theisen, Powell, Valentine, Klein, Rupp, Klock, Boranian, Christiansen. Second row: Koeppen, Iohnson, Nygren, Herrod, Lessrnan, Liebelt, Stover, Fraser. Front row: Roby, Kutzner, Clark, Iohnson, Hansen, Bretz, Schiern, Vanllanacker, Heyne. FRESHMEN STRUGGLING WITH LOCKERS A Wooley, Lange, Strom, Heyne. F' W FRESHMEN GROUP I FRESHMEN GROUP ll I fs-.af as 1 .ami-j . .IN-. ni. si 4,- 5 I-H-Y OFFICERS I Back row: Iohnson, Presi- dent, Beta Chapter, Eisen- menger, Secretary and Treasurer, Alpha Chapterg Tubridy, Secretary and Treasurer, Beta Chapter, Murphy, Probation Master, ft Alpha Chapter, Front row: Care , Probation Master, Beta Chapter, Bo- ranian, President, Alpha Chapter: Leonard, Vice it President, Alpha Chapter. A ggi, V ic Q YH S MEMBERS or l-ll-Y Back ro ,wh Weisner, Tubri , Billing, Shotwell, Kennedy, lohnson, Third ro I.: 4 CDerrnid, Milligogj, Eisenmenger, Pangborn, Carey, Trana. Second ro.yf:'lC'iCrrQe,r, Coheij,t'Stevenson, Breen, Cochrane, Collins, Ostman. Front row' orangcm, Coheg , Dunlap, Murphy, Leonard, Kenny. ZAR ff. b k Ev I 4' Ny - ,V 5'5- '?,,j- ,je . ,. J t 1 , L r ,, '-rf 'nil 'X N ' F V , fr I I X , s ART CLUB Back row: Wallinga, Vitous, Miss Lie-tzau, Curtis, Murphy, Berry. Fifth rowi Elm, Dillingham, Breen, Shaleen, Boosalis. Fourth row: Bye, Iohnson, Kirschner, Klock, Smisek. Third row: Kunkleman, Vanderholk, lnge- mcmn, Ray, Second row: Hopkins, Brown, Foley, Pinsky. Front row: Wolter, McLaughlin, Kulhanek. Page Thirty-one Safucfsnf Uowzai OFFICERS Faulkner, Rovitzky, Kaplan, Swanson, Benson. STUDENT COUNCIL Back row: Faulkner, Fitzsirnmons, George, Wesenberg, Nelson, Ward, Miss Turnquist, Rosowsky, Billing, Middle row: Saunier, Hajdu, Kaplan, Swanson, Peyton, McMonigal, Bisnow, Raskin, Mc- Laughlin, Link, Pillow, Northcutt, Orenstein, Front row: Benson, McCue, Orth, Arenson, Gaul, Schierman, King, Klein, Vassar, Lidstad, Moloney. Page Tbirtyetwo STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Iohn Marshall High School is the representative group of the student body. lts purpose is to help the school in every way possible. lt lends its active suport to all school activities, organizes new clubs, assists in all drives, and operates the supply store for the convenience ot the students. 1o?93 Jmf offs THE B t THES win' CL509 Y ?eteY5Ow M me e I cs in GQHPNOK X Waxes. Sp 509 ' GGH' N561 'YYO5' - wow QI. Mx K row' 3,u0'L BOC? Ogliexf YAQYXCXL ' Yrofft tow. The Bookstore Wos started edrly in Marshalls history under the ouspices ot the Student Council. lt was established os or plorce Where students could buy and sell books quickly cmd inexpense ively. All profits obtained are turned over to the Student Coun- cil. POLICE FORCE ROS engfe-I2 S 1 I QU flielz B Snson Bock row: Poppe, Schoen, Collins, Metzger. Front row: Cochrane, Mur- phy, Schroeder, Pang- born. Page Thirty-lbfee U65 ggfzofgaaman comes OLLE Editors Wittenberg and Pinsky plan the paper. McMonigal, Swanson, circulation man- agersg Ingemann, advertisingg Schachtman, advertising manager. i S1 mfs, i Q: SCU, cob Sports . Y ed1fO1-. 'LJ nf- on M , john fl K 'S Page Thirty-four X., Urp Son hy' feqguiypfgf. fe ed. Axe!- 1 for. HANDLING THE BUSINESS END PHO '12- Ep!! GHS ,gif-f X 3 ,xi Q gg 5 - will 34 HOMEROOM AGENTS Harry Sell Alice Getzug Dorothy Bretz Dorothy Martin Peter Nygren Arline Lunzer Richard Olson Florence Elm Bernard Singer I, E X Maceo Littlejohn Ieannette Orndorf Marian Dudovitz lack Ward Claire Nienaber Margaret Christensen Gregory Ferry Shirley Bernstein Anita Goldstein l9,X, Loranda Gabriel rt i,Bette Baker , H ,Qi ,. ,f . Warren Heyne 22. Marvin Kaufman 1 -1 f 2 23. Isabel Castagna X Eid 24. Iudith 'Benson iiiii 5 D S uverne Bisnow mi Berkus 3 , x ---' . l, mask Jsmeseezsyxnmesmxx A . n . 'Vw -' Q55 Raw HEL? ff YYXCXENT HB :dk oU?- E 'Q 1 , Xeeflr wi 'Riel' Sw ri? ' . 'COWBOY' NN er Nodeou O gov ' gxoll' rcge, OU- Vg. Offxl me V Sv,1OT35CjOOyTXfiXeYXnI H O'4le?OfK00' xl Vlux . W - 5. one ' ' ' K :O .XN 915 Mgr If BOC Q ' 55 .,. 50 ' - YM ., , x YOW' 'Al wggofl- , MEMBERS OE OUR NEW RED CROSS CLUB Bock row: Olson, Heinz, Swont, Glischinski, Rusche, Lucky, Foley. Third row: Brown, Iohnson, Iohnson, Roller, Engdohl, Churchill. Second row: Ingram, Liebell, Harding, Leaf, Northcutt, Boettcher, Mielher. Front row: Iohnson, Powell, The-isen, Gold, Brennan, Kippels. 17 n we' wencxc, '50 HYXXQY . GIRL RESERVES W Bcick row: Sundgctcird, Orr, Stewctrt, Mitchell, Espelcind, Mandel festone, TSCITGJ 7 Fifth row: Scheczppi, Powell, Olson, Engdoihl, Cutler, Axelson, Skoiid, Arts. , Fourth row: Madsen, Ierson,'Orcutt, Townley, Weisner, Sun Schlotf, RSS ngreri, Esp ' Third row: Smith, Liebelt, Mulherin, Cutler, Gonidec, Sell, Cx ' , Pollmorrgren ,Antcing Second row: Schiern, Myers, Kutzner, Sdliterrnan, Baldwin, Le ter, Solomon, e K Peter- ,S , son Meither. Front rdw: Becker, Eshelby, Roller, Glischinski, Miss Miller, Iohnson, fPh:dth, Erlichl W E 'ofa EGM 6 wx K., 1.4 if vw, R T2 Q? W9 QYVN o WOW N93 R COR 900 KI after Vi moved' W V554 Xeelfm Wrexl' Sm Page Thirty-seven i2 s 'O XX Co O , f , ' If N Q- 4, 4 9 X B-J x W w A N .M W 55 +4 lug ' minkx Ot Health We in the United States realize today as never before that we must be a strong nation in order to keep and preserve our democratic Way of lite. To do so, the citizens oi our nation must be in the finest state of health. Here at Marshall We have been given ex- traordinary opportunities to keep ourselves in the best ot physical condition. In this sec- tion ot the Magistrate We present to you those activities whose great airn is to build strong, vigorous bodies for alert, active rninds. 'XZ C2 'L A was f ,ii-an--.. ,CENT IL 'I ' X u N, X 4 1? . K 'I s X ,4- y 5 X X ff Y R l ll ,xx X R N' f Xt X- L is , .vl-.I f avg M' gffj ' 'gs '25 al:- Y Seen in Mrs. r5acon's Foods class are two of Marshalls future home- makers. lt is plain to see that they Will be good cooks. Page Forty X , ln order to be healthy we must have good, Wholesome food. Our cafeteria, under the management ot Mrs. Elizabeth Green, accom- plishes the almost impossible because it serves palatable, nourishing foods at low prices. Our hats are oft to Mrs. Greenl IN THE CAFETERIA scene SCHOOL NURSE The main purpose ol the Hygiene De- partment is to help each student develop a strong body tree from disease. This is accomplished by keeping a health record of the student throughout his school lite. lt also aims to give tirst aid in emergen- cies and provides for the discovery and correction of detects. Besides the preven- tion of disease, the department serves as a place where health examinations are given to members ot the athletic teams. Mrs. Ernestine Howard, the school nurse, has been at Marshall tor three years and is with us a part of every day to take care of all cases which need her attention, Mrs, Howard checks up on Bill's weight. In Ciife fsrjq if 3 ss if l Q E E 9 ' i fa,--as ijoof - - Bag! FOOTBALL-A SQUAD Back row: Mr. Moynagh, Kramer, Klein, Mallory, Olson, Milligan, Raffle-ry, Gardner, Schine, Weisner, Glaser. Middle row: A. Brill, B. Danovsky, Neidorf, Collins, Peck, Rovitzky, Lasman, Margolis. Front row: Cohen, D. Brill, A. Danovsky, Littlejohn. Lasman Gardner MarQ01iS oach Moynagh I ,,v .. ,..f lf' ALL-CITY MARSHALLITES A i Niedorf A. Danovsky Peck Collins With only two regulars returning, Coach Moynagh had a tough job moulding his l94U grid machine. Marshall finished its football campaign in second place for two consecutive years in the Little Senior League. ' Having a well-balanced line but a weak backfield at the beginning of the season, Coach Moynagh was forced to concentrate on defense. However, he was not discouraged. Plac- ing Feathers Danovsky and Dave Brill at the half posts and Lit Gardner at fullback, he was able to find his long desired scoring punch. The Red and Gray started the season with a 7-U defeat by Washington, 1939 Twin City champions, and a scoreless tie with Central, the second such tie of their series. The Red- skins won their first conference game, downing Murray,,6-U. With the Little Senior title at stake, Marshall encountered Monroe, defending champions, with the big Green defeating the hard-fighting Marshallites, 6-U. Marshall then won their homecoming game with an im- pressive l9-O victory over the Wilson eleven. ln a non-conference game the Red and Gray closed the season when they held the St. Paul Academy team to a scoreless tie, breaking an eleven-game Academy winning streak. lack Peck, Merle Collins, and Littleton Gardner played bang-up ball, each earning a posi- tion in the Little Senior All-City team. Al Niedorf, Sam Margolis, Albert Danovsky, and Nor- man Lassman won positions on the second All-City squad. Al Niedorf was the only player to be honored with a spot on the city-wide All-City team. His spectacular kicking pulled Mar- shall out of the hole many times. Next year Marshall, along with other former junior-senior high schools, will be admitted into the City High School Football Conference. FOOTBALL-B SQUAD Back row: Brennan, Rosowsky, La Mieux, Lund, Perlick, Olson, Daw, Mr. Holman. Middle row: Can, S. Rosen, Miller, Kenny, Peoples, Brom, D. Rosen, Ward. Front row: Borick, Hoffman, Hitzeman, Putnam. l .1 nifty W .. ,., JK, ,ll ,. . ,N .7 - 1 vfgiyf Page Forty-three x A s..g as M W ' A - fs. w ,W iv F1653 gl' Ki ., A.., if u ya? L W 'E ZX 25329 -5 , -vu. 1 ,ff Xilinx Walseth CMEQZZ' BASEBALL SCORES Humboldt A... 5 Marshall Mechanics L. 5 Marshall Central ........ 2 Marshall Monroe ,..,.... 5 Marshall Humboldt .... 9 Marshall Mechanics .. 6 Marshall Central ,....... 3 Marshall Monroe .,...... 5 Marshall O'Connor Braun BASEBALL SQUAD Back row: Kenny, Peck, Walseth, Young, Rafftery, Brill, Danovsky, Middle row: Mr, Moynagh, O'Connor, Lynch, Gall, Braun, Heyne, Olson, Liebelt, Front row: Eisenmenger, Cochrane, Berg, Moore, Schlichting. ,mg ' w:l w ww-ii-'W A. N.,r, .W ,.., UZQGQ dgamfia fzuf Jlflcuzafiaff on dlflafl Coach Holman I MINNESOTA TRACK MEET -Qwfjlfy TRACK SQUAD Back row: Wise, Murphy, Krengel, Schwartz, Margolis, Aren- son, Lovich. Middle row: Dunlap, Berry, Ortmeier, Brennan, Kramer, Nie- dorf, Schine, Kamman. Front row: Cochrane, Mallory, Brill, Nicholson, Miller, Rhodes. Red Nicholson-high jump ash X Schwartz-relcxy ---fw --- - ----- ST. PAUL TRACK MEET Dunlap-pole vault Cochrane-relcxy Michczels-dash, broad jump, shot put, discus A. Brill-high hurdles Nledorf-shot put , . .,wg5umt,,,i,t. 99 fs , ' X ff 'if ' 4, 5 it , ig li' Manager Liebelt Cooper WFQRSNQLL Z f' if- .K 525' li 'K Q- , ,f A5521 r k'-y 2,2 fvwl ' ' ' 2 S T' ,, 4 -. - V BM , -. 'WH 1 X' 'Q' 1 ew m 'Q f 5 X it ETL, f ' 55 in .1 tw nina. x ' W. , ' --2-H - ,- . 9 Q7 'ls-Lv! Q ., ' 'si at ifill itiiszfi Bczigafgaff 6,-'fhf uwfg as l lCl '1' X., ,. 1 2 . A , , Vx., .E . z K ' ,J DIVISIONAL CHAMPS Under the watchful eyes of Coach Henry Holman, Marshall this year reached lofty heights in the city high school basketball conference. At a disadvantage be- cause ot lack of height, Coach Holman stressed the importance of speed. Entered in the Southside divi- sion, the'Red and Gray went through their schedule with seven impressive victories out of eight conference clashes, clinching the divisional championship. With all eyes turned toward a possible conference cham- pionship, the Redskins met Harding in the first game of the playoffs only to be toppled from their perch after a fast, rough and tumble battle. Meeting Humboldt for consolation honors, Marshall again Was downed, but not before giving them plenty of trouble. Credit for this fast, smooth-working team cannot be given to any one individual. Every member of the squad played his best. ln several instances with defeat staring them in the face, they overcame heavy odds to rally and Win the game. Albert Feathers Danovsky, mainstay and back- bone of the squad, Won a position on the all-city basketball team, and Stanley Tabor and Billy Kamman received honorable mentions. 4, K -fq.....,. Berkus Manager Wallinga Bri Kamman N iedorf Tabor A. Danovsky B, Danovsky Gardner THE RECORD Marshall ..,, 29 Humboldt .... 27 l Marshall .... 39 Mechanics N23 Schme Marshall .VY. 35 Central ......,. 20 Marshall ..., 44 Monroe ........ 35 Marshall ..., 20 Humboldt .... 38 Marshall .... 25 Mechanics ..23 Marshall .... 24 Central ,.....,. 15 Hubbard Marshall .... 33 Monroe ........ 19 Marshall .... 26 Harding ...... 34 Marshall .... 23 Humboldt ,.., 28 Brown Page Pony-pine U55 'Dpi am! Eowni of ffia cqpfzazafui .sam I fem, Forrel, Kirk, Mallory. J? ga Ks 1135? House, Cochrane. Drey, Bobrosky, Dunlop. TENNIS CLUB Bock row: Singer, McDermid, Nelson, Krengel, Billing, Collins, Rosowsky. Middle row: Bozille, Orenstein, Hexter, Gold, Chernove, Tjolden. ' Front row: Boranicxn, Kippels, Tuttle, Fuhr, L. Smisek, M. Smisek, Leonard. at Q U-95341 'l fi FSH fy l 9 i n 4 - V2.,' .. .,v,.. , M, my QSHA ,, r I msnnuj asmui x APPARATUS TEAM - Back row: Weisner, House, Mallory, Drey, Breen. - .3 Middle row: Magnuson, Stransberry, Muckle, Murphy. Front row: Cochrane, Kirk, Dunlap, Farrel, Bobrosky. CHEER LEADERS Putting pep into the hearts of Marshallites and determination into the souls of its players is the pur- pose oi our cheer leaders. Marshalls place in the sun is in no small Way due to the co-operation oi its cheer leaders under the capable leadership of Marcella Northcutt. Peyton Norton, Smisek, Murphy, lenkins, Cochrane, Manthey, Kloclc, Northcutt. 3 Q 'SIS ., . -, . .M . 'HMM ef . . . Q- f A 4 .J A, A 9 t 1, s.'.?' 'ig , ff A Q1 , uve f Q , , . 3 - Q .. ,, , V W' W . nm... . - W I R 4 A iii., . .Mk , M I . Q -iw-S-f7 'd '+A A Qfrijf r fc N , A . ff- Afifntsvf .U U, VW- 5 , ' .. ' , f 'V Y.,,' Y . .M gy- ew. V, A ,. 3- - . A - z ,ts34f,,1?, .c . rw . , .,, , .. - f A , -' l' . 1 Sifflfiglf ,, .,, K em, K r :V A , K N- f QW -'ef 43.-if - 4. , . , ,J-Q, , ' . I N uw: 1 f sf , MMV- M, ,- 5 i - . 'fn-fy, eff .M ' , . , . fl A--17 , h.. V, X, Ytiffe ln spring a gym class' fancy turns to kittenball . . . Q. J. 04. The more the merrier! The membership goal of the Girls' Athletic Association was successfully reached because of the increased interest in activities sponsored by the club. The participation in the various events has grown year by year. Peppy parties, closely contested games, and weekly get to' gethers have drawn record numbers. G.A.A. Back row: McNary, Holliday, Ryan, Firestone, Dorsey, Gilbreath, lngemann, Mitchell, Orr, Reed, Roller, Reilly. Fifth row: Link, Schaeffi, Iackson, McGee, Racine, Hen- drickson, Mohrman, Weigel, Sundgaard, C. Cutler, Iacobs, Iasmin. Fourth row: Hajdu, McCabe, Rhodes, McCue, P, Fraser, Brown, Ahlquist, M. Espeland, Charnove, A. Bisnow, Goldstein, Schloff. Third row: Bazille, Becker, Ellinoy, Ierson, Baldwin Thompson, Moorhead, Getzug, Harding, Leaf, Cut- ler, Kozberg, Tilsen. Second row: Selby, Myers, L, Olson, Capoyianes, Mc- Elwain, M. McKenzie, Klenck, L. Pogoler, Lauzon. Castagna, Solinski, K. McLaughlin. Front row: Coulouris, F. Rosin, Schaffer, S. Bernick. Ienkins, F, Klein, Miss Dietz, Northcutt, Petschen, Strom, A. McKenzie, N. Pogoler. . f 1 T1-O pe-1 S4 No schen, lfzj HOU CLE The M Club is an honorary group made up of those upper classrnen who have corn- pleted the 1,000 points required for the award of the The friendships symbolized by linked hands will continue long .after the mem- ories ot school games played are torgotten. You're Out! M 'MH C LUB Ins, D611 B O1'Sey3SgOyc M Qskjn cess ' C ' A11 OL1IOU1.jSt?S1-Son, T Sfqhj FI'ejnh21I6jSsSmQn 'f Wr- ' LQP 1 I Qhf, Sczglibichwqrt Dom, Sigriichokke wm5w QW tsmuwmmmW,,:mmNwmwm rnmmni,fNmrNmmqv4Rwmmwwmwmmwoiww ww rx 090 C 60 fvw S1 91186 f 'P x K 3' 1 X W-. x ' NITE, uh. H xii- Fifty-jour . 01 This great industrial democracy ot ours has created much leisure time for all ot its workers. As you look through the following pages, you will find that Marshall l-ligh School is giving its students opportunities to learn to use this leisure wisely. Our diversi- fied program helps develop a well-rounded personality and creates interest in a wide variety of things. P In :- 'S' l f ff X ff to 'Q ri s V1 he AQ W-'54 J. c it M , '-1 I lv gi- J llilil Mild afzazfmanf 55,6 Back row: Cooper, Roth, Fonke, Muraski, Latimer, Dorsey, Miller, Melton, Nilsen, Shear. ,JH Fifth row: Monson, Dougherty, Peterson, Schuck, Hullsiek, Vassar, Williams, Bolen, Hinze Q I FW Stewart, Ostrnan, Marell, Klock, Hendrickson, Fourth row: Gold, lohnson, Buehler, Orr, Faulkner, Mirras, McNeal, Ostman, Neuendorf, Ingemann, Iohnsen, Tjaden, La Belle, Russell, THE CHQIR Third row: Liebelt, Gates, Ierson, Martin, leffery, Davies, Blockey, Cirkl, Reilly, Thompson, Smith, Eldredge, Second row: Stein, Drever, Blackburn, Kaump, Solomon, Bradshaw, Harding, Schloff, Char- nove, Benner, Hadju, Schultz, Myers, Saba. Front row: Billing, Schreiber, Pangborn, Collins, Tuttle, Mrs. McGeever, Leonard, Flatt, Lid- stad, Billing, Liclstad. D WHY- BPM ni' YG draw' . S90 ' r. vxowf, Attila' gcwn ' -5 1. XNeX-sneix 36159,-, S985 Aa gn. ,TYOWXO Ogenslex Marshalls choir ot eighty voices, e ho wel' rx- 6 h ' ' digit Cu C0550 Yhwgx' - under te able direction of Mrs. en., BOXXO ggibdxdx. Sxogk- Helen McGee-ver, is one of the most 05 ef. Pt gawk 50. active organizations in the school. 019' :QW W, , P01 . . , , . 655 X9 Twig- Q05 659961 This group brings much distinction To-,qi B Ngo baOy1gYeEddy.M to Marshall whenever they sing for ocl4GOxOg1eX'. XWn5.BO5e9- P.-TA. meetings and school pro- . ei.5gCiq03g,M et, grams or when they present their CXOTXZXS: PFTMCGQW annual operetta. U Page Fijiy-fix Helen Back row: Ienkins, Glischin- ski, Weisner. Middle row: Kramer, Rusche, Iohnson, Do- enges, lohnson. Front row: Katz, Reauzen, Rhodes, Amundson, An- derson, Kutzner. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Back row: Mirras, Peterson, Tuttle, Buhlen Ostrnan Lidstad Davies Blockey Front row: Flatt, Lidstad. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE The Girls' Ensemble, a small, select group of singers, have proved their musicianship by capturing the covet- ed first place in the National School Music Festival Competition. Their Wide range of selections and their unusual interpretative ability make this group in frequent demand for P.-TA. programs, church- services, and organization meetings. The honors Won by them reflect the skill of their director, Mrs. Helen Mc- Geever. E522 if ' uniofz Q ' L, Vit E The Iunior-Senior Prom, Whiol' 'F climaxes the year's social events a' ff t yu m- Marshall, was held at the Midway it Q., Club on May 24. The palm-decorat ed ballroom and the good orchestrc made this event long anticipated anc long remembered. Stopping for refreshments were Berry, Shay, Friedman, Pinsky served by Andren and Espeland. Q0 QJX Q Q- 3 o 099 X39 of 8 Y W eu, . Standingi Mr. Quinn, Mr. Higbee, Mr. Moy- nagh. Seated: Miss Moroney, Mrs, Higbee, Miss Miller, Miss Eiken, Miss Paschke, Miss Mattson, Miss Cairncross, Miss Dietz: Page Fifty-eight ia uric 59 'iowa V YALE LIBMANS s 64509, 009 i l me ' we QXY9 ' 1 giwoq' The Faculty, Too, Dressed Up and Came af fga snioz glzom They danced. ORCHESTRA They Stopped to Talk with Friends. S1 . Seifeigflgg Wm ' i ner ss Mflftsonep, Son SS Grd pqsch smlsek ke And They Sat This Dance Out. A Standing: Dolan, Wallinga, Kaplan, Pangborn Strange. Seated: Northcutt, Brown, Baskin, Schreiber, Swan . son. 'zanzafiu ' lewfilos Page Sixly urpw. Sxe'15eY:5:,5g.B0 wciE2322:0ltilliQQWCGifg,, ' 5 O Y MQ, gqkgigrl .I Elltirri lik' Ecru-szov-, D 6 CQl3Z2lr2gTY5?Ehft. Dig' Box onion. xadtfanfil 'lggixiieflgillsl ijllzxxewon' BG 'igtgcogisijikexw Boekxc Yroftl Yo D DRAMATIC CLUB The Marshall Dramatic Club, under the much appreciated guidance of Miss Mildred McGowan, is indeed a versatile group. The members are capable of presenting anything from a burlesque ot Dickens' immortal Christmas Carol to the modern production, Don't Take My Penny, which was given as the Senior Class play. As for pep assemblies, just say the Word and Marshall's loyal Thespians Will proceed to till you with a sincere enthusiasm tor Whatever event they are inducing you to attend, be it baseball, football, or basketball. -L Scenes from Senior Class Play Dramatic moment with Rusche, Boranian, and Boruszak. Ushers at S Senior Play ludoy, Boettcher, Eshelby, Ben- son, Saunier, Dorsey, Schekman, Berry. I' Sally changes her mind Page Sixty-one READING FOR LEISURE AND INFORMATION Back row: Klenck, Gaul, Mulherin. Second row: Saunier Billing, Rief, Eisen- menger, Norton, X 15 Steinmetz, Third row: Leonard, Murphy, Boranian, Ahlberg, Faunke. DEBATE CLUB Standing. Horwitz, Kunkleman, Raskin, Christison, Purdie, Sundgaard, Breckman, Armson, Kos, Carroll, Billing. Seated: Christison, King, Spanier, Pogoler, Rupp, Weiss, Peterson, Murphy, Schaffer, Mulherin, Gonidec i K -1 1 I DEBATE CLUB Three years ago Marshalls tirst debate club was organized under the guidance ot Miss Maybelle Mattson. It is the only club ot its kind in the St. Paul public high schools. For the last two years it has taken an active part in inter-scholastic debating, and many of its members are eligible for member- ship in the National Forensic League, an honorary debate society. The mem- bers have participated in the regional debate tournament which was held at Macalester College. LITERARY CLUB The Literary Club which was organized in the tall of 1940 is under the sponsorship of Mr. I-Iigbee. Its activities consist ot reading, original Writing, and the discussion ot current events. This organization promises to be a popu- l lar and valuable one for those students Whose interests lie in the field of literature. y LITERARY CLUB Back row: Ashton, Doody, Riordan, Billing, Stock. Middle row: Connor, Mur- phy, Mr. Higbee, Inge- mann, Christison, Rovitzky. Front row Boettcher, Bald- win, Erickson. MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB , Q, . ,I : ffl ' l 10 AI? f' A A , A Back row: Olson, Firestone, Ienkins, Glischin- ski, McKenzie, Borick, Eisenmenger. Fourth row: Nienaber, Doenges, Murphy, In- gemann, Hinze, Wise, Ruley, Swant. Third row: Brennan, Gold, Klenck, Espeland, Erickson, Kippels, Schloti. Second row: Myers, Bretz, Miether, Bretz, Ehrlich, Lichter, Lieberman, Boranian, Sali- terman, Front row: Schwartz, Elm, Rusche, Miss Moroney, McKenzie, Iohnson, Smith, Halpern, BOWLING CLUB Back row: Ostman, Billing, Ahlquist, Rutzick, Fitzsimmons, Richie, Ballas, Pedro. Fifth row: Ostman, Lidstad, Mirras, Boosalis, Kaulenberg, Mohrmann, Link, Klein. Fourth row: Nienaber, Boranian, Levey, Rosen, Fagel, Vanderhoeck, Schlolf. Third row: Kozberg, Dudovitz, Halpern, Lun- zer, Boeltl, McLaughlin, Cyrus, Miller, Second row: McLaughlin, Meyer, McLaughlin, Ehrlich, Belanger, Versori, Gall, Davis. Front row: Schwartz, Pogoler, Wolter, Gural- nik, Miss Scheiber, Ahlberg, Waterman, Olson, Strom. CAMERA CLUB ' W Nl , s 'DO- l V l Back row: Barick, Rosowsky, Rosen, Mishek Littlin, Glischinski, Nilsen, Rusche,, Doody Krengel. Fifth row: Rovitzky, Tilsen, Strange, Kenny Wittenberg, Nelson, Fuhr, Anderson, Stryker Fourth row: Shaub, Fraiser, McNary, Inge mann, Margolis, Reily, Olson, Ienkins, Tuttle Newport. Third row: Brennan, Berry, Kipples, Eshelby Ruley, Axelson, Manthey, Doenges, Iohnson Second row: Baldwin, Bretz, Lichter, Smith Smisek, Boettcher, Northcutt, Wahl, Schwartz Boranian. Front row: Erickson, Schwartz, Elm, Shotwell Leonard, Eisenmenger, Smisek, Gold, Liebelt Page Sixty-tbree 2 ff Z 'WHX 2 is 'QQ 1 , V Page Sixiy-four ODDS AND ENDS Dancing ai Home Coming. Iunior Girls sell candy ai Home Coming. 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I '-1 C 'U 3 2 Q Q rm 9, Y 5 5 ,L g 3 5 E! U1 Z 3 2 ff U1 5' -1 Q O I: 5. E 0 S I3 Q ' Z? 2 5' 'SLLLQ 8 6' P F Z E O I1 3 8 3 sf Q 2 3? g o 5 3 1 2 2 U3 rl 'U EE in UIUJ 'lr U1 Qu, SQ. is 'H Em o ln: o FO QF' U ri: Elo is Ee its :1: L'T'.1 I UI KENNETH M. WRIGHT STUDIOS A MESSAGE - YOUR CLASS OE l942 Select the Wright Studios next year for your senior pictures. You are sure to loe satisfied-ask this year's seniors. Our standard low priced plan has meant a saving of many dollars to those students who came to the Wright Studios this year for their senior portraits, Make the Wright Studios Your Studios tor Photography PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL 5 Weddings Advertising Family Groups Publicity 5 5 Childrens Portraits Architectural and Legal 5 -9510101205 401'0N0'-0 We specialize in the restoration of old photographs and snapshots. 50 East Sixth Street Garfield 4430 Page Sixty-eight 5 . 5 Regular Sc 1 HAMBURGERS-3 for IOC 5 5 . 5 5 All the Trme 3 All Pure Sirloin Beef-U. S. 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Courses can be Scgiiagiffofs Class Rings Announcements training. - - Medals Trophies 5 Enterpkagigetime. GH Quinn 5 . . ,. 9 Mmnecxpohs Oince Member of the - K National Association Foshay Tower Arcade 5 5 of Accredited 5 5 Business college Commercial Schools. S vin and cedar street: S Govert S. Stephens Thomas F. Kennedy 5 ? 5 5 5 Compliments 5 Ai Q V. 2 CAPITOL sm. Gi 5 MFG co 5 .i . 5 5 R -C72-0110WfQG0Pl0'P9l-051059051-0X0'H7C0 l Page S'e1'ef1U 71 Q r ' ' - 20 West sixrh Street 0 REMODELING E cEdar 4384 0 REPAIRING 2 0 coLD STORAGE 2 1. GETZUG EUR co. fhOOSjAYgff faidfofe ' SMANUFACTURING FURRIERS rom C us GYS Ct- ' Q mous makes, handcrait- - ed from fine fabrics in E OTTORSZL QQXIESTANS the modern manner. 2 Q Consult Your Realtor As You Would Your Use Ouf 5 Q Deeter er Lawyer BUDGET CHARGE 5 412-413 New York Building 5 S Office: Cedar 89:32 Res.: Emerson 2659 Affgflged fer Your 5 3 suirs - TOPCOATS Q 5 GIESEN'S OVERCOATS 5 3 THEATRICAL COSTUMER S20 to S45 3 5 5 5 Authentic Costumes, Wigs and Make Up for 5 3 Amateur and Professional Productions 3 For School - C ll - L'ttl Th t r 3 S O mes 1 6 eq MacLUsKEY CLOTHES g 3 207 Midland Bldg. Garfield 3621 Second Floor Bremer Arcade 5 5 2 Those Two Friends of Yours . . . YOUR EYES 5 HOLT MOTOR i,r5.?5..Y5.tifr51?s3tdifferiitzz, Wm WH 5 S Have your eyes examined-Let us make your glasses. A Dis ensin O ticiaris 3 25 W. Sth St. p Betwienpwubasha and St. Peter 5 America's Largest Distributors csdar 5767 5 E Chrysler - Buy With Confidence Dependable Quality 5 MORRIS FURNITURE CO. 5 E MAURlCE W. SAGARSKY, Prop. 3 OPEN EVENINGS 5 I sos wabaeha si. at sammir Cedar 2627 5 5 199 Pleasant Ave. St. Paul, Minn. 9 3 We Carry a Complete Line of Photo Supplies 3 9 Cedar 5836 o. N. oLsEN Q P1-IOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES 5 138 E. Fifth Street Garfield 2042 5 9 Between Robert and Iackson Page Sezfenly-one tm? 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Q05 9 GUY T. BISBEE COMPANY Q ll LIGHTING FIXTURES 2 5 ' Sa'nt Paul 9 S l 50-52 West Fourth St. 1 Q 5 9 9 LEADING mm STYUSTS ADVERTISING SPECIALTY co. B. STElNMAN, Manager 5 AND DESIGNERS Flags - Banners - Pennants - Emblems E i Badges - Buttons 5 Nestor 2624 82 N' Sneumg Ave' Phone Garfield 4549 530 Ryan Bldg. Q 9 '0 01'-016161 WW' t0-Z'-0 rs Girl Graduates of Marshall High School . . Q Be smartfPropare 'Lo attend Cables College atter completing your Q College Preparatory or Commercial Course. Q 3 'Ne train thoroughly for Stenographic, Secretarial and Civil Service positions. 5 ofa: gi :1 Sc SL o c 1 LQ 1 Q Q. 1: 9. CD U1 '1 CD O 9. 4 rn Q 5. cn cn 1 5. O KD Q to no 9. :1 r-F 5 CD 3 'T Er' fD 1 cn 5. :I 9+ E7 5 LQ Q0-was-0-Maw 05'-09202102 U1 o D' O Z 9. 65' EY 5' I-1 .jf LS. n 1 3' m O 9- E jg 'fi O I3 CL- Q '4 rn Q IJ Q. v-I 23 L' H m Q. Q '42 un 0 'U fb D 6' U' 9. D' U' 0 '4 cn Q 5 D. LQ E Y' Q01 better. Take Cable-'s course. Every graduate has received a position. Day 0'0 -05' O :JH 2' E 3 U! 3 U' E m K: A 5 5-'-U 3 5,1 2. U1 9. W o l-4 H 0 If-' A 0 5.1 Q A r, er W Pl Q L4 U1 I-UJ SS QB Clz 2.3, 8. O is '45 zu- 8? lgv O- 3 5 '-I P93 SE QE mlm '43, 35, RPL 20'f0110P10'f01'0'w01 M04-0'26f0Jl0N0N0' 9 . . . 3 mk m mgz Umversrty Bowlmg Alleys 3 S URS' H. P. coNRAD, Proprietor it 6'9UlNabasha 2 3 LET US BE YOUR FURRIER Sixteen New Alleys Phone Dale 9883 3 Your Neighborhood levveler Diamonds ' 9 A. W. LANGEII 2 3 WATCHMAKEB and IEWELEB 6 491 N. Dale Street At University 666 Unrversrty Ave. St. Paul, Mrnn. Q 3' 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 90. Page Seventy-Iwo 5 E WM. ESCHENBACHER 3 2 IEWELER Eip:,,zoL4 2 me PURE. 5 WHOLESOME. 5 5 nsuclous 9 104 0 5 245 E. Seventh St. Cedar 7930 COLA DRINK Between Wacouta and Rosaloel 3 You up 3 Thank You for Your Patronage . . . 5 5 2 MARSHALL BOOK STORE E 5 9 101201 THE CURTAIN SHOP 2 All Types ol Curtains and Drapes At a Reasonable Price 9 1' 5 5 0 0 5 Q 97 North Dale Street Dale 9330 5 Qowamawaw no rn O O U3 U cn Q :S Q. UP' O Q m Un cn O E m cn 5000205 EKHOLM'S RECORD SHOP ggv-xcma GRACE 5 1 3 19 West Sixth Street Garfield 6919 I R 5 ' vnuyg 2 BOHLAND 5. KLIX QEQRESHING 5 Q Prescription Druggists School Supplies 9 3 i'Best Malted Milks in Town E 3 858 Selby Avenue Dale 1597 5 S 5 E M E R S o N 1 3 4 7 Complimem Of 2 2 no an 5 R or DE LUXE CLEANERS 5 5 S. ARENSON, Prop. 3 Johnny Chafley cedar seas 455 Rice street 3 01202 C020 -Lalujzcf and -Laizgi We Take Pride in Serving MARSHALL HIGH STUDENTS 5 FLORISTS R E CAFE Q e S.dfi9?.Ed.1i'?Ll..h.. - t 5 272 S. Snelling Ave. St. Paul. Minn. Q 617 Selby Avenue K 'N-0PC-0N0'N0N0'W410110'7104C-0WG01'0Wl-011014-0N0'?40'5C-?1-02l02l0'5C-0'C-0'10N0N01l-0W!?C-01f9101l7401C0N05'0 l0if0. Page Seventy-Ihre Ll 9 5 S if S 9 5 9 5 5 9 5 5 5 5 5 9 5 9 9 9 5 S 9 5 5 5 5 9 9 9 5 9 9 S 5 9 S 2-el 102 202 102f0102'020102'02 I-Il 53 cb IZ cb F5 B' Un E- Q 7, cn Ib' E U2 F. 9- 2 P4 K T 0 5. E5 Q ::s he E XI-' 0 5 U2 .-Q C Q H cb 5 9 3 E 3 Modern Air Conditioned 5 . 5 5 REMEMBER 9 THE CENTRE Ao In KBARBER SHOP 02 U 3 fD ov Q3 CJ .rs 402 Q St. Paul's Theatre of Distinction 3 470 N. Lexington Parkway 3 9 ' 5 5 5 5 5 Q Congratulations and Best Wishes WATCH REPAIRING IEWELER 5 to the Graduates 5 lil Z I N Si? FS' :f U'-F-U OQSO 0323 rD4fDl E0 lv-4 H' Q 1 5'-Q :vmfv MEUR Sys-' EE. ' Q, .SUI :s F nk U3 I 5' 5. DH 3 I 6' O :sg ' P5 I 22,2 II '.l so 2 CD 9. U gf F3 2: X CD '1 Q. ff: L02f02f02'-02f02'-0220Wf0'2 4020 '020 0 VAUX 6. OLSON THE POSEY SHOP 3 Quality Furniture Economy Prices 3 2 Convenient Terms I - . 5 1092 University Ave- Dale 36,70 468 Lexington Pkwy. at University 9 Open Evenings St. Paul, Minn. Dale 6700 Mr. Iohn Schneider 5 5 '02102102 0102102 5 VISIT OUR FOUNTAIN GRILLE 9 Sundries - School Supplies - Drugs 9 3 Prescriptions - Toiletries 460 Lexington Parkway Q 5 LEXINGTON DRUG CO. 5 Q 0 Bowling the Year 'Round E University and Lexington O Air-Conditioned Dale 6788 3 5 Dale We Deliver O Plenty of Free Parking 5 IW 3 9 5 9 5 5 S 9 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 9 9 5 5 5 S 6 9 S 5 9 6 5 9 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 le Page S61'6'IZfj'f0ll7' 5 SELL YoUE HOUSE? 5 2 E1eCtr1C Blue Prlnt CO. FREE APPRAISAL 5 2 312 Minnesota Street HILTON REAL ES-I-A-I-E 5 5 1623 University Avenue Midway 4800 Q Q DRAFTING SUPPLIES DRAWING SETS I S ART MATERIALS American Fufnltufe 6 Carpet CO- 5 3 Dependable Quality at Lowest Prices Q Special Prices to Students Tel. Midway 0387 - Open Evenings Q 2 1615-17 Universny Ave. S1. Paul. Minn. FU 2 Z 'H FU 33 U2 FU Z Q if UP' 4 U1 37 ffl U1 Z T Q U2 U2 U1 C13 ffl Engravers of the 1941 Graduation Announcements STATIONERS ENGRAXINCLCQMPQY f0' 000000 li ro oo F1 Q 59.- '-I 3 5' S2 Fi? 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Kramer 5 Accountant-Dale 4238 5 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard I. Iohnson S A Friend and Family Dear Marshallites: 5 The l94l Magistrate has been published. lt has been made possible by the financial 5 support of business men and merchants of St. Paul. These men and firms are Marshall S supporters and boosters. Whenever possible, Why not acknowledge this support by making 5 use of the services they offer? In this way you will return their favor and in turn aid future Magistrates. Remember to mention the Magistrate when patronizing these advertisers. 9 Sincerely, Q CLAIRE ELAINE INGEMANN, 5 Advertising Manager, l94l Magistrate. 5 Compl1ments of a Friend Page Sewenly-Jix t-0 -0F05 10101 101201 20200 f0'1r02'01'01 105'-0'01'-01 ik N , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W 0 0 S 0 0 0 0 Z W l W 0 R E MM AW mm 0 O WM 0 mm MM W Oh MMM 0 HC mm !m Pe AG 0 Lm M W mo 4 ml ET X0 U F 10 F 00 J W f , :V . 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CHOICE MEATS and GROCERIES 3 Q LEN THOLE RADIO CS - 5 ELECTRIC CO. 778 Selby Avenue Dale 7838-7839 Q Iohnson Outboard Motors 5 5 783 University Ave. St. Paul, Minn. 5 Q , sf 1 ' G1 ld It 9 MILLER S gg-QYG Oiifytcifo.UES21SHlCfeSQ12dfOg1GiQCf1fGSiSfZSfu S 2 Q and relined for 31095. 5 5 L MEATS and GRQCERIES - Large Assortment of Iackets, Coats and Neckpieces '- Q OW PUC9 7 H1Q1'l QUCIIHY At Espec1a11y Low Prices S 5 739 sem Avenue Elkhurst 1243 ROSEN FASHION SHOP 2 S 20 East Sixth Street Cedar 6465 Page S61f?iZfj'-figbf N 0 1 0 5Q M Emlh 0 W MPVWWW 5 XMJAMNUAW Q M M M A M W W JW JAM ML W W A MM MMM W W W Mm X ZW W W W OJ 0 -I 0 M W 0 W AJ N W 0 W 0 0 9 0 0 0 535555556-55555555555555955559555555SSSSSSSSSSSSSQQSSSSQXE D 001 f01l 04 '021-0'I40'R01402 Q-700110520800 'U of -W10'Q02f-02'-0'210'K?'0164'0'Y0'N-02f01f0W'0'-0Wl-01l01f?'01 fu 0 40 -01'01'Q Q 6 X QQ , FQ 3 ij? V qi R64-Q XQ I xg 2 55555512 5 iii? 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