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

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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

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.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,