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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

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DIS fw U55 Sfgfffihggf I Ou ' X PUBLISHED BY fp ' if 1536? f 51512601 675114 if 9-I' f , ' f 3' of Q S OF ' ' l : 'SLA MW NN X MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL ' , .y D TS-.5-as - SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA ' FQ GN., -K Y X 6' nh, 031-3 'jj' I ,Any 6 ., 5,743 A V! 'W iff? ff' YP ...J Qu W W ALL OOL A ,Diff .1-, Ko y fgs 43545005 'MALL ati!!! X I. ,M , ,4 1, , 1.4.4 'I CQ i ' Y V ' A 'H ir' f an O LL 'ff xy Z ' nf' fr I xr' J L Q. ' K , X 1 4.x Y Y Y Y - f-- Z ..., fffffs N ,af ggi' gnu ll!! 'W i l Qbscfcaahoiz Today Jrhe armies of +he world are locked in morlal combal. I+ is a war of biller halred in which our champions ol democracy and freedom are piHed againsl Jrhe demons of aulocracy and slavery. lv1arshall's alumni are lo be found in every branch of America's armed forces, whelher if be in a submarine, a cruiser, a bomber, a rank, or behind a machine gun on The lironl line. I+ is Jrherefore filling Thar we dedicale Jrhis annual To lhose Marshall boys who are giving lheir very lives lhal we may always enioy 'rhe benelils of our freedom. This is bul a minor way in which we can show our deep and sincere apprecialion for lheir greaj sacrifice. I i H -VA 'fx X !-. JV. fqyda , .XJ li ,JJ r- ,f i ' A 5,1 . ' '. il' 'i , 5 25 , i . . fl: ' ' 1 ' if ,gfws i 9 ,aff ' .. V I In - I . , . J ai' Sl 4 f W I, F r M1 i Q 5 ,M Al .jfrsa if lar Q , Wwe., M, uf .sa ff'- Mfw si fa? 3.5! QS' 1, N V 'LU fi ' ' 'f+g-.156-'T S?f' f i K 'Q Jiiiifuss' vi EL i 7 ' vigil T K Q Q , ffm 3, 4' r si., v a-:i a i 2 - ,. , -Q -A 1... .- ,Hg if dy' ,ffv fr '-J fi rg ,jg A .fm5.? : LL.-Z:.,l I b , ,I In Y 3 4- , ,E S . ., -2 b ' ,. . s. . 'S' A L Y' i . - ' 'UYIQQY ' n 5: -ME. fd g,::,.r W vw- -,,f,5g, ,:: , ' H' .. 5,51 ff- , ,.,gz,a,.5,M Q 'fl l gf Q'O'ZElAJ'O'Z lf has fallen fo our lof fo parficipafe in hisfory-malcing fimes. This copy of fhe Magisfrafe will be for all of us, in fhe years fo come. a memenfo of fhe swiffly moving evenfs of l943. These evenfs have shaken us loose in a fhousand ways from fhe sfaid roufine of peaceful living. For example, compare fhis copy of your annual wifh lasf year's fo realize how complefely our nafional obiecfives have changed. . ln fhis shorf space of fime fhe war has come ever closer fo our school. The boys, who buf yesferday were our associafes here, have in growing numbers joined wifh fheir fellows from all over America and our allies beyond fhe seas in one confinuous offensive fo wipe ouf fhe New Order proposed by fhe Axis. We fallow fhe forfunes of fhese brave, unselfish friends wifh anxious fhoughfs and fervenf hopes, as do 'rheir brofhers and sisfers who are leff behind. Our purchase of sfamps and bonds supporfs fhe common cause for which fhey fighf. Their service flag is our daily reminder. May fhey live fo refurn fo us and fo a peace which will measure up 'ro fhe sacrifices fhey have made fo win if. 'Wa me Q Qifigsa gp ,fiery you- Mr. Ross C. Higbee. Principal Mr. Clair G. Mclvlann, Assislanl Principal SVVMW if The Business Sfaff A Miss Johnson, Marion Erlicli, Lorraine Verson, Beafrice Arenson, Ger- son Grosmarlc. .,...Tl'ie Ediforial Sfali' . Miss Eilcen, Florence Klein, Frank Norfon, Roberf Bill- ing, Ambrose Filzsimmons, Pa+ricia Purdie, Lorraine Lid- sfad, Sam Bobroslcy, Gerald Srniflw. von The Nl gall. Uehau- Boloell Done i Magma Vxlsl' Mlsi X672 l f .KV ,af fl r bk -i!ffiiff'f ! ,LN Wfifit fflflagzsfwff Ediforsh, Circulalion Managersm Sporfs Edilors s,s,,,,, Arl Edifors ,,Y,,,,,,, Phofograplners, Typisls and Prooireaders ..., Adverfisinq Manager ,, ,,,,., Gerald Smiflw Roberl' Billing s,,,W,,,Lorraine Verson Bealrice Arenson ,,,,,,...,Ambrose Filzsimrnons Florence Klein , ,s,,,,, Roberi Donovon Maxine Risk Shirley Krengel . ,Sam Bobroslcy Franlc Norion ,,,,,,,sLorraine Lidslacl Pafricia Purdie ,, ,,,,,, Marion Erlicln ffhflflf.-3 may 'Tan' ,f N QT. ,sf 'S 'S Qafain 7565 efzifa Z 5 M1 'N N Q! F mkh--'V V.-mm -fm 'Q 2 E 2 2? A 5 .z 13 2 S 3, , 1 , 2 . 1 1 , ' X 5 Q 2 fri Wx ,ram -J 1 ff Yuma ,nm ? A - in 1' Q , fy, in aQ :x- 'af 5 -Q 1? 1 gm Amw5e:525f:Am3::'gbrw-f.M H 'ff , .-4 4.,, if 4, N? k 4 X 6255 9 nr' - QE: A ,, Q1 Q wi ,N 'B AV X ff- , ,wr ,T 45 fin ,RLJM 512601 SENIOR ADVISER Miss Gerfrude Merrick. ,xY2f0' , ' . ,, . ..n.:A,, .f- ,Jr Q' 'WK' 1 - 1 1 1 Q fs- -kf, 4 . 'wif 1 M 4' 'AN 1 f-rn.LJC4.J f, A . 14. 4A,..n- - ,Q Q,q,1 -'LQL4 -p... I. . I J f' IL 1 I, 1 -qi., , ,,,..,, I 4-4 .ff,f .M-,f.f. . ,, ,J ,J-cl L.,-.AL.,,, 1.5, 1' ' -4- . .V,,- ,,,., , ,, 7 f 4. , ,- 1 ,A M . ,. . ,eff .f'. 4 1'1,f . ' in ,All-gfl' ', f 'f.,' 'pdf 'f .,Q., f , X-.,4L1,1X,w A' Jr 5 4 M Q ffl! ' -' ' r , . f fr r, 1, Jo We seemed suddenly To grow up as we indulged in SENIOR OFFICERS KenneTh Iv1cNary e,Y,Y,..,,,, PresidenT Ralph PosT ,,,,. .Vice PresidenT PaTricia Purdie . ,. ,,,,, SecreTary RoberT Funke ,,,,7,, ,,Y,..,. T reasurer STanding: PosT, Funke. SeaTed: Purdie, Iv1cNary. A SENIOR LOOKS BACK As graduaTion draws near and The prospecT oT making our own way in The world Taces us, we seniors raTher sadly look back upon The IasT Tour years. I-low guickly They have passed. IT seems such a shorT Time since we were only Treshmen. SophisTicaTed seniors glibly direcTed us To The myTh- ' aI swimming pool on The TourTh Tloor. l'Iow Thrilled were as we TirsT enTered high school and adopT- e The new and more liberal meThods which we Tound here. Then graduaTion was yeT a shining goal To be reached only Through Tour years oT hard work. This guickly proved To be neiTher so long nor so hard. As sophomores we began To buckle down, and IiTe assumed a more serious aspecT. I-Iowever, The Tedious Task oT sTudying Tor TesTs was made more enjoyable by The ThoughTs oT TooTbaII and baskeT- ball games, daTes, dances, and oTher such pleasures which play so greaT a parT in high school IiTe. Our iunior year arrived, adding a number oT imporTanT evenTs To our lives. IT broughT The Junior- Senior Prom, ThaT greaT social aTTair oT our lives. a more aduIT Torm oT enTerTainmenT. We began To realize ThaT we were no longer children and musT soon assume The responsibiIiTies which Tall on us as ciTizens oT The UniTed STaTes. This year broughT The war which was To aTTecT our lives in so many ways. IT TaughT us The acTuaI meaning OT sacriTice. The inducTion oT broThers and Triends inTo The armed Torces has broken up many Tamily groups among us. Now we are seniors. Our high school days are soon over, and we have acTualIy aTTained The shin- ing goal-graduaTion. Today, as we Tace The com- pIicaTed problems oT a naTion aT war, problems which we evenTuaIIy musT help solve, we realize ThaT our high school days have Truly been The happiesT days OT our lives. -BARBARA KOS, A SENIOR LOOKS FORWARD As I sTand TeeTering on The Threshold oT IiTe. I peer inTo The TuTure. BeTore me I see a cold, real- isTic picTure. No longer can we be careTree and haIT-hearTed abouT whaT we ThoughT was work. We will have To work as we have never worked beTore. We musTl We will, Tor democracy is depending on us. We compose a new and yeT unTried generaTion. IT is up To us To help in The prosecuTion oT The war, and we are The ones who should make The peace, Tor we are The ones who will be aTTecTed all our lives by ThaT peace. We musT prepare Tor ThaT period when The world will Tinally be aT peace. BeTore me I see numerous opporTuniTies Tor The youTh oT America. VasT Tields oT indusTry will be open To us which were discovered, by science work- ing under warTime pressure. Many youThs will choose To conTinue Their educaTion. We may only hope To begin The greaT Task OT raising The world ouT oT iTs chaoTic sTaTe. Ringing in my mind are The words OT Abraham Lincoln: WiTh malice Toward none: wiTh chariTy Tor ally wiTh Tirmness in The righT, as God gives us To see The righT, IeT us sTrive on To Tinish The work we are in . . .' To do all which may achieve and cherish a iusT and IasTing peace among ourselves, and wiTh all naTions. -RICHARD WEGNER. -ff 'ICN JAME Student C raw eggs... r c peeve is wdmen in any .. . Beaf as Q . 1 la s fibie GAA. , . . P Secretary u ' r , League, rl Glee CI b . . . Class be a com cial pil xome fravel and e the rld after l J if B' ssc .33 hopes be a mechanic would peeve BARCHENGER plans fo be Co-edifor Magistrate Forensic League . . . Staff, Magistrafe and ambition is fo be a nurse . . . Captain of Cheerleaders, M Ma tv? v Agenf, Dramafic saxophone player . . . Brad 1 . Q 4. . Y 1 Q X J ' T Q' 'A V, 1 42 3 - Q Q , C . 5 1 fn A 4 J . , R 3 Y. J . va X- 3 pet peeve ' backseat drivers . l en meer . . . enioys eating ' fo catch a sfreetcar . . . pe nurse . . . BEATRICE ARENSON Plane Crazy, Bowling Club, .L Edifor-in-Chief Spokesman, Scroll, National Forensic 5 more cars . . , wants fo 1 . Eunie would like to ' ice cream. f and A C ifjggdfx 71, A 'MAJ l ofvxfff' ' - v Lf l . . . Baton Twirling Club, The . . . Buzzie's ambition is to eat ' .A.A., Library Helpers . . . Don Alonso's Treasure, ship carving . . . Basketball, , . . . ROBERT BILLING . . . Council, Tennis Club, Hi-Y, Homer, Choir, National e a hint . . . Spokesman . called Tibi'f . . .says her fufure hopes fo become a paratrooper . . . Apparatus, Homer, Plane Crazy, Traffic Squad, Track. shed Club wanfs Sfafes . who can ,QNX gl j , ,gp- Rv f SAM BROBROSKY . . . called General . . . would like to be a tighter pilot . . . Engineering Club, Foot- T k M 'strate Photographer Trattic Squad M Club LOUIS BORICK . . . Gunner's f ball, Apparatus, rac , ag: , i , -- - , ambition is to take a trip to the moon , . . Football, Club,.Chemistry Club, Bowling Club, Camera Club GERTRUDE BRECKMAN . . . plans to become a doctor . . . City Editor Spokesman, Quill and bScroll, Studeknt l' 't' is to 6 Council, Debate Club, Art Club, Pep Squad . . . IRIS BROWN . . . Peaches says er secre am lion a medical technician . . . dislikes conceited femmes . . . Choir, Knitting Club, G.A.A., The arves THOMAS BURMEISTER . . . Dwarf dreams ot making plenty of money and then retiring . . . deplores smells trom the chemistry room . . . President Hi-Y . . . LENORE CALOF . Lena hopes to become a tamous authoress . . . collects photographs . . . Spokesman agent, Secretary Knitting Club . . . DOROTHY CARSON . . . Dot aims to be an elevator operator , . . likes to sew . . . Knitting Club, Modern Language Club , , . ROBERT CARLSTROM . . . Bob will be a Navy flier it his mb'tion is rea ized . . . pet peeve is women who smoke . hi . . . Hi-Y. L BERNICE CHARNOV . . . Bernie detests people who eat popcorn next t er in the show . . .Girl Re- serves, Student Council, Office Force, G.A.A., Choir, The Harvest, Library Helper, Don Alonso's Treasure, ln Old Vienna. . . . JOSEPH CIRKL . . . Bohunk's dream is to be a First Class Petty Otticer in the Marines . . . lrack Choir, Dramatic Club Hi-Y, Apparatus, Don Alonso's Treasure, Plane Crazy . . . JACK COOPER . . . hopes some day to have a business ot his own . . . Football, Basketball, Track, Choir, Art Club, The Har' vest, Football Club , . . PHYLLIS CRAWFORD . . . Phil admits her pel' peeve is people who are late . . . wants to be an aviaturix . . . PRISCILLA CUTLER . . . Cill aims to become a success in lite . . . likes to roller skate 5 . . G.A.A., Girl Reserves . , . MARY JANE CYRUS . , , Kitten's pet peeve is people who are prejudiced ...Library Helper, Choir, Girls' Ensemble, The Harvest, Don Alonso's Treasure, ln Old Vienna . . . DOROTHY DOENGES . . . Dode aims to ioin Dorothys Dix, Kilgallen, and Thompson . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Editor Spokesman . . , Pep Squad . . . ROBERT DONOVAN . . . Bob would like to become a commercial artist . . . collects Reader's Digests . . . Art Editor Spokesman . . . Art Editor Magistrate. ww-av, ,,,,,,, 1 1' f , ff, jf J Lff, JOHN DOW . . .I Dow says a good business iob is all he asks . . . pe? peeve is fyping errors in speed fesfs . . . Foofball, HiAY . . . EDWARD DUDLEY . . . Dudley definifely dislikes ankle bracelefs . . , Lafin Club, Debate Club, Spokesman Agenf . . , ALBERT EDDY . . . Bud claims his pe? peeve is a stag who horns in and ,f , fakes over.. , l-li-Y, M Club, Drarnafic Club, Camera Club.. .MARION EHRLICH . , . Mar wanfs fo be A ,, f a good sfenographer . . . Adverfising Manager Spokesman and Magisfrafe, Quill and Scroll, Modern Language ' ' Club, Office l-orce . , , GRACE ENGDAHL . . . Gracie collecfs phofographs . . . Girl Reserves, Dramafic i Club, Red Cross Club, Hi-Pressure Horner, Plane Crazy . . . JAMES ENGDAHL . . . Jim aims fo own a large ranch some day . . .Treasurer Sophomore Class, Presidenf Junior Class, Rifle Club, Golf Team, Bowling Club, Traffic Squad, Sfage Force . . . VALLIE ERICKSON . . . Teddy dreams of having a rnilifary wedding , , . Rifle Club, Secrefary Sophomore Class, Girl Reserves, Bowling Club, Camera Club, Liferary Club . . , MARGAR- ETTE ESPELAND . . . Marge would like fo be an air sfewardess . . . Camera Club, Bowling Club, GAA., Girl Reserves, Vice-Presidenf Sophomore Class, Rifle Club, Safefy Club, Glee Club. -ff 4, 1-1,1 ip, Z , , fy ,f f .fu fl . I fffff GREGORY FERREY . . . Greg aspires fo be a radio Technician . . . Radio Club , . . SYDELL FIRESTONE . . , Sy wanfs fo be a good housewife . . . collecfs picfures of friends. . . G,A.A .,,, AMBROSE FITZSIM MONS . . . Bud saves imporfanf headlines from newspapers . . . wanls fo be a Navy flier , . . Presidenf Sludenf Council, Magislrale Sfaff, Traffic Squad, Hi-Y . . . LUCILLE FLASKERUD . . . Shorfy's ambifion is fo lravel . . . enioys playing the piano and reading . . , HENRY FRY . . . Hank airns fo own a hofel in fhe fufure his pef peeve is lwo-faced women . . , l-li-Y . , . ROBERT FUNKE . . , Bob says l1e's going fo be an admiral in fhe Navy . . . doesn'f like shorf girls . . . Treasurer Senior Class, Choir, Modern Language Club, Chernxslry Club, The l-larvesf, Don Alonso's Treasure, ln Old Vienna . . .MARY GATES . . . Muggsy would like fo be a shorf sfory wrifer or a WAVE . , . Choir, Girl Reserves, Bowling Club, Red Cross Club, Kniffing Club . . . BILL GEORGE . . . Puggy wanfs fo be a radio announcer . . .dislikes girls who smoke . . . Sfudenf Coun cil, Drarnafic Club, Senior Represenfafive, Plane Crazy. ,Q if A lv ii' 'M'- CHARLENE GLANCEY . . . Char would like To ioin fhe WAVES . . . likes lo dance . . . Girl Reserves . . . ZADA JEAN GORDEN . . . aims fo be independenl and successful . . , collecls phonograph records . . . Choir, Girls' Ensemble, The Hawes? . . . ROBERT GRAHAM . . . Bobbie is going ro be a doclor . . . per peeve is fall girls . . . does wood-carving . , . Spokesman Agent, Bachelor Club, Baseball . . . GERSEN GROSMARK . . . wanls 'ro make Marshall proud of him . . .dislikes boring dates . . . Band, Chemislry Club, Magislrale Agenl . , ..EMlLY GUSTAFSON . . , Mimmie hopes lo be a fypisl some day. . . likes swimming and singing . . . Choir . . . JEANNETTE HARDING . . . Jeanne's ambilion is ro be an officer in lhe WAACS or fo sing wilh an orcheslra . . . ln Old Vienna, Don Alonso's Treasure, The l-larvesl, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Spokesman Slaff, Choir . . . WARREN HAYES . . , would like lo be a lawyer . . . Track, Spokesman Agenl, Choir, The Harvest Dramalic Club . . , MARCELLA HAYFORD . . . Marce aims lo own a dress shop on Fiflh Avenue . . . dislikes profanity . . . enioys sewing. JON HENCIER . , , Jonnie's ambilion is lo be a Naval Flying Officer . . . dislikes gossipers and dry conversalionalisls . . . DONALD HITZEMANN . . . Hilz would like lo be an Air Corps Pilol . , , pei peeve is boys who muss girls' hair. . . Foolball, Baseball, Hi-Y, lvl Club . . . LUClLLE.HlNZE , . . Monk aspires fo be a good woodcarver . . . deplores girls who comb lheir hair in lhe cafeleria . . . Choir, Ari' Club . . . V 4 l CHARLES HORWITZ . . . Crash dreams of being a retired millionaire by ihe lime he's Zi , . .Spokesman ' r Staff, Debale Club, Quill and Scroll, Dramatic Club, Riding Club, Bowling Club . . . MERRILL HUBBARD . , . wanfs lo be a coach . . . Baskelball, Bowling Club . . . NANCY HULLSIEK . . . Nicky'A hopes To gel married K , T l Choir Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Knirling Club, 'lln Old Vienna, Don Alonso's Treasure . . . MARY ELLEN A H' HLIRLEY . plans on being a slenographer . . . G.A.A .... CAROL JOHNSEN . . . Johnny would like fo be a nurse . . . collects cars . . . Plane Crazy, Balon Twirlers, Girl Reserves, Office Force, Choir, Commercial Club, ln Old Vienna, Medical Club, Hi-Pressure Homer. 1 pa, 4.. I tx s 1 '5' f 5. 1 ' s ai if we as BERNARD JOHNSON . . . Bernie hopes fo be an Ensign in Ihe Coasf Guard . . . likes woodcarving and girls. . . Hi-Y, Arr Club , . . GLORIA JOHNSON . . , Baby wanls fo be a WAAC . . . Radio Club, Choir ,. , LORRAINE JOHNSON . . . Blondie plans Io be a Navy nurse. . . pei peeve is whisfling wolves. . . Bowling Club, Dramatic Club, Booksfore, Sludenf Council, Sophomore Class Acfivifies, Choir, Don Alonso's Treasure . . . PHYLLIS JOHNSON . . . Foodie would like Io be a SPAR . . fdreams of meeling Glenn Miller . . . Girl Reserves, Dramafic Club, Sfudenf Council . . . THOMAS JOHNSTON . . . Jinx aims fo own a hunling lodge on fhe Canadian border . . . Hi-Y, Sfage Force, Dramatic Club, Rifle Club, Track, War Council . , .MARVIN KAUFMAN . . . Marv dislikes people who don'I acl nafural , . . HIAY, M Club, Hi'Pressure Homer, Modern Language Club, Rifle Club, Foofball Club, Track, Baskelball Manager, Foolball Manager, Bowl- ing Club, Dramafic Club . . . THOMAS KELLY . . . Heink hopes 'ro be a chemical engineer . , .Traffic Squad . . . SHIRLEY KING. , , wants fo be an ice skafer . . . Quill and Scroll, Spokesman Sfaff, Secrelary Debafe Club, Nafional Forensic League, Magisfrafe Agenf, Bookslore, Office Force, Junior Class Represenfafive, Sfudenf Council. FLORENCE KLEIN . . . Flo wanfs Io raise a healfhy family . 3 . Sfudenl Council, Secrefary, Vice-Presiclenf, Presidenf G-.A.A., M Club, All Cily Award, Vice-Presidenf Safefy Council, Secrefary War Council, Spokesman Staff, Booksfore, Office Force, Magisfrale Slaff . . . HELMA KLEIN . . . Helm aspires fo be a privafe secre- tary . . . Spokesman Agenf, Sfudenf Council, Modern Language Club . . . MARION KLENCK . . . Mi Mi dis- likes boys who think fhey are superior. . , G.A.A., Manager Bookstore, Library Club, Junior Class Aclivifies, Camera Club, Pep Squad . . . BARBARA ANN KOS . . . Barb iusl wanfs fo graduafe . . . collecis doilies from drug sfores . . . Sfudenf Council, Secrefary, Presidenf Debale Club . . . REVELLA KOTLAR . . . Rev aims fo work for a few years and Ihen seffle down Io married life . . . Knilfing Club . . . RUTH KOZBERG , . . Koz collecfsi Indian head pennies . . . Treasurer G.A,A., Modern Language Club . . . SHIRLEY KRENGEL . . . wanls fo own a ranch in Souihern California . . .dislikes boys who whisfle af you . . . ELINOR KRISTAL . . , Kris's pet peeve is men in any lengfh, width or size . , . Srudenf Council, Knitting Club, Senior Represenfalive, Magis- Irafe Agent . ff-f IM ,, . , f--i , ' im as ET- mlf! 5. is EVELYN KRISTAL . . . Library helper, Supply store, Spokesman . . . NORRIS KUNKLEMAN . . . N. K, in- dulges in poetry, crazy dances . . , likes ginger ale . . . Debate Club, Junior Class Activities, Latin Club, N. F. L. , . .ALVIN KUSHNER . . . Kush evidently likes girls as he collects thern, records, and snapshots . , . pet peeve: up and down stairs . . . Plane Crazy . . . PHYLLIS LARSON . . . Phill enioys steaks . . . collects souvenirs . . . Choir, Dramatic Club, HiAPressure Horner, Spokesman, Bowling Club, Pep Squad, Knitting Club, The Harvest, rnaiorette . . . FLORENCE LASMAN . . . Flo collects records . . . pet peeve is loud-mouthed people . . . wants to be a private secretary . . . Spokesman . . . RAY LAW . . . Ray's hobby is making h' car work . . , wants to marry a wealthy senorita . . . School police, Plane Crazy, Library helper, Junior Activii ties . . . ROBERT LEVEY , . . Dude doe5n't like math tests . . , hobby is collecting numbers that run into neat tigures . . . Spokesman, Junior Activities, Bowling Club, Plane Crazy . . .VANDER LEWIS . . . Vander wants to set up his own business , . . likes sports . . . t orite food is ice crea . ig ' 0 FQ mf? vet' , I 1 fee'-.4'C' 7-E 1 H14 X, X HARRIET LICHTER . . . Ambition: be a nurse . . . pet expression is Better late than never . . . Girl Re- gf i J serves, Office worker . . . LORRAINE LIDSTAD . . . Liz loves lime cokes, but not late people . . . The Har- I ,J vest, Library helper, Magistrate, Junior Activities, Student Council, Pep Squad, Modern Language Club, ln J M' Old Vienna, Don Alonso's Treasure, D. A. R., Quill and Scroll . . .DOROTHY LIEBERMAN . . . Pet peeve: 1 4 IJ boys who whistle . . . enioys gardening, bowling . . . Spokesman, Quill and Scroll, Choir, Library helper, Camera ' fl Club . . . DONNA LIEPFRING . . . Lefty collects records . . . goes to movies often . . . prefers chow mein fi ll . . . Ottice helper, Commercial Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves . . . BETTY MADSEN . . . Madsen likes chocolate l J I ice crearn . . . dislikes hall monitors who rnake you use the right stairway . . . Spokesman . . . DORIS MARKS L V ' l . . . DiIly wants to live till 90 . . . Hobbies include oil painting, sewing, reading . . . Loves three-inch frosting 1 'X 1 . , on cake . . . KATHRYN MCCABE . . . Kitty abhors gullible men . . . loves potato pancakes . . . The Harvest, ,l U J Q i Bowling Club, Student Council, ln Old Vienna, G.A,A., Plane Crazy . . .JACK MCCOY . . . Jack has set a ' high goal tor life: become a millionaire . . . his hobbies include photography . . . Hi-Y. ,fi 1 L' '!?' .W l. il 1 WW, Q udp M sw ' I '- Yi me , 544161 5 ri, 'A it MARJORlE McKENZIE . . . Pudge does lots ot' letter writing . . . pet peeves: deceit and conceit . . . Camera Club, Girl Reserves, Treasurer Junior Class . . . BETTY MCLAUGHLIN . . . Flittie avoids girls who wor- ship Charles Boyer . . . indulges in ice cream, potato chips , . . Cheerleaders, Modern Language Club, G.A.A., Zipper Club . . . KENNETH MCNARY , . . Judge's ambitions are lawyer, politician, or diplomat . . . likes to talk and read . . . President Senior Class, Police force . . . HAZEL MCNEAL . , . Hady wants to be as good- natured as Miss Eiken . . .loves cherry iello with whipped cream . . . Choir, President Commercial Club . WILLIAM MEYER . . . All alpne on a desert island-that's Pinhead's desire . . . doesn't like too much lipstick , . . Hi-Y, M Club, Apparatus, Dramatic Club, Stage Force . . . DOROTHY MONSON . . . Dorothy likes danc- ing, roller skating . hates being called Shortie . . . she plans to be a dancer . . . Choir . . . ZACHARY MONSON . . . L TL would like to become a concert singer . . . mdk? wboden articles tor kids . . . Choir, ln Old Vienna, DotfAlonso's lreasu ,' The Harvest . . . HELENN ORE . . .wants to graduate and be' come a WAAC . .,,,'ikes bowling, gfssiping . . . pet foods: chocolate cones and olives . . . Homecoming Queen, Cheerleadxeji , ' vw' I . ,. ' W n I ' - 1 . X I xi 'P-1 W , I V . is Ku fi f ' 4 I I, . If ' '1 gif -' ' 1 df f Q ,J 1' Ni' i A' bf 4, ,FATRlClA NAUGHTON . . . Pat collects records by Harry James and Glenn Miller . . , likes hot tamales I ' ff' T r, .' . Bowling Club, Knitting Club . . , CLAIRE NIENABER . . . Larrie doesn't like the day after her hair's ' , J' ' F ,-D ' N 'washed . . . roller skates and knits . . . Camera Club, Red Cross Club, Magistrate and Spokesman Agent . . . if ' ' ' T-f MARY NISSEN . . . Nis wants to be a WAVE . . . saves greeting cards . . . likes to eat club sandwiches . , . R, Girl Reserves . . . FRANK NORTON . . . Flash wants to own a horse ranch . . . likes conversational girls . . . l ,' Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Camera Club, Magistrate . . . LORRAINE OLSON . . , Ray likes Clark Gable and wants 5' ,T to be his secretary . . . Ottice helper, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Commercial Club . . . DONNA OPPEGAARD . . . i Donna appreciates good books but not conceited people . . . her ambition is to be a nurse . . . The Harvest , ,j . . . LEONARD PINSKY . . . Moron iokes take up Lenny's time, he collects them . . . egg tooyong is his favor- W, ite dish . . . Debate Club, Spokesman . . . RALPH POST . . . Post thinks there aren't enough blackouts . . . Sift ambition: become a great architect . . . Vice-President Senior Class, Police torce, Hi-Y. s 1 3: riff , ii l -, f'gf551 , 2, .-'fiievif - 'A 'L : if 05' ,az Di it is- Dsv 2, inn.. f iff PATRICIA PURDIE . . . Pat hates to get up early . . . loves traveling and pow wows . , . Magistrate Staff, Junior Class Activities, Bookstore, Oftice Force, Girls' Glee Club, National Forensic League, Vice-President Debate Club, Secretary Senior Class, Quill and Scroll . . .ALBERT RANWEILER . . . Bud doesn't like a lot of lipstick . . . wants a good iob after the war . . . Bowling Club, Camera Club, Library Helper . . . BETTY RECH . . . Rechie would like to live long enough for a pension . . . hobbies are gossiping, bowling . . . Bowling Club, ln Old Vienna, Zipper Club, G.A.A ..., CATHERINE REILLY . . . Kay loves ice cream . . . pet peeve is conceited boys or girls. . . prefers being a good stenographer . . . Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Office Force . . . FAY REINHARDT : . . Fay hasn't decided her ambitions for the future yet . . . doesn't think waiting for letters much fun , . . Band . . . LEONARD RICHIE . . . Len's ioining the Coast Guard . . . can't see why teachers come up the wrong stairs . . . Student Council, Police Force, Modern Language Club, Safety Club . . . MAXINE RISK . . . Max is nuts about nuts-to eat . . . does lots of reading . . . plans to be an artist . . . BRIGUITTA ROSENTHAL . . . Brita likes the ice cream sandwiches at school . . . she chooses to be an artist . . . Girl Reserves, Debate Club. RUTH ROSIN . . . Riv's hobby is collecting friends' pictures . . . pet peeve is boys with few manners . . . would like having her own orchestra . . . G.A.A .... MORTON ROTSTEIN . . . Morton's favorite food is a thick, iuicy steak . . . wants to visit South America and his rich relatives . . . Journalism . . . BETTY RUPP . . . Betty's hobbies are bowling and reading . . . wants to travel and see everything . . . Spokesman, Debate Club, Office Force . . . JACK SANDBERG . . . Sandy's pet peeve is English teachers . . . would like to ioin the Army Air Corps ground crew . . . hobby is food . . . FERN SCHLOFF . . . Fernie's desire is to be a psychiatrist . . . likes to swim , . . Girl Reserves, Camera Club, Modern Language Club, G.A.A., Student Council, Choir, Plane Crazy, Dramatic Club . . . LORETTA SCHNEIDER . . . BiIlie will be a nurse after she I-graduates . , . Italian spaghetti is a favorite . . . pet peeve is onion eaters . . . Dramatic Club . . . VIRGINIA SC ULTZ . . . Ginny's looking for a secretarial iob , . .thinks movies, traveling fun . . . Girl Reserves, Choir, Junior Class Activities, Office Force, ln Old Vienna . . . JEROME SCHWARTZ . . . Baks is planning to fly a transport some day . . . likes movies and whistling . . . can't see reasons for one-way stairs. far m 5-iliac K pr-eve! ,pu-X 'hr 4 'KG' 'N-I -QQ. ' i I MARIE SCHWARTZ . . . Meezzer loves dancing, polafo chips . . , keeps snapshols and swims . . . Girl - J Reserves, Bowling Club, Camera Club, Knirling Club . . . LE ROY SLETTEDAHL . . . Lee makes model planes ' l and ships . . . going lo ioin fhe Army pilols . . . Modern Language Club . . . GERALD SMITH . . . Porky is D 1' 'X inleresled in radio and phofography . . . wanls lo be a radio lechnician . . . Co-Edilor Magislrale, Lalin Club, ' M Club, Golf Team, Slage Force, Ouill and Scroll . . . ELSIE SORINI . . . Els collecfs records and stars' ,K picrures as hobbies . . . lhinks chow mein line besr food made . . . Junior Class Aclivifies, Spokesman Agenl . . . ,I -P JOHN STEIN . . . Corky claims girls are his pel peeves . . .likes anything edible . . . makes model airplanes and nunls . . . Choir, Spokesman . . , MITZI STRADER . . . Pinl size Milzi loves lemon pie and salmon cros I quelles . . . aspires fo be a laboralory fechnician . . . HARVEY STUTZER . . . Kulzer skates and dances, - ,4, especially The laller . . . wanls +0 be a commissioned Navy pilol . . . loves thick, iuicy steaks . . . BETTY - A ' f, W THOMPSON , . . Sis collecls snapshofs, sews and goes To movies . . . lhinks Baby Sandy is cule . . , Girl J X , H Reserves. ' jj r fl ffl w .f . u 14 J P YN . j '. , ' if ff 1 fi 'fig U 'V J ,B VERLAINE THOMPSON . . , Tommy cares for only lwo positions, singer or slenographerb. . coll s songs 'ex . . . hales lo gel up in lhe morning . . . Choir, The Harvesl . . . JOSEPH TOBKIN . . . e says his only Q X peeve is school . . . likes ice cream . . . Thinks he will be a pilof in some branch of The service . . . MARTHA 2 i KX Pie TRAUB . . . Mickey hates being bored , . . likes dancing, swimming, and lennis . . . wants lo marry a sailor in Chicago . . . G.A.A., Dramalic Club . . . ELOISE VASSAR . . . Buns plans lo become a nurse . . . per peeve is lhe word liar . . . Dramalic Club, G.A.A., Sludenf Council, Knilling Club . . . HUGH VEITCH . . . Hugh saves pennies, dimes, and iunk . . . Police Force, Library Helper, Slage Force, Junior Class Acfivilies, Prom Chairman, Hi-Y, Bowling Club, Plane Crazy . GLORIA VERSON . . . Glor will be a secrerlary io Charles Boyer if her ambilion is realized . . . likes io crack gum , , . Magislrale Agenl . . . LORRAINE VERSON . . . hales 'ro lose combs . . . plays lhe piano . , . Choir, Balon Twirlers, ln Old Vienna, The Harvesf, Quill and Scroll, Don Alonso's Treasure, Magislrale Slaff . . . SHERLEY WEEKES . . . Lee mighl ioin lhe WAVES . . . Girl Reserves, Red Cross Club, Arl Club, ln Old Vienna, Knilling Club, Library Helper, Bowling Club, we -fer rrs k i Us yi c gf AJ' CHARD WEGNER . . . Dick doesn'f like slacks , , . wants fo be The l'rsl' man on The moon . . . Debafe u , HiAY, Senior Aclivilies . . . JACK WEISS . . . Terry wanfs fo be his wn boss so he can pu? his feel' e desk . . . Spokesman, Choir . . . ARLENE WINDEN . . . Dody only wi es for a good office iob and blue covwerfible . . . loves arnburgers and French fries . . . Library Club . . . RUTH WILLIAMS . . . Pug . llecfs ch boxes . . . do n'f believe girls should comb fheir hair in school oms . . . Knihling Club . . . LFRE OLTER . . . Al sf 'es sfreef car passengers and ears for his hobbies . . . would like ro live a long, eall , nd honest life . . NKIE WOODS . . . Lee's ambilion is to be a ho econornisf . . . doodles arou home cooking . Q ewing hares bragging people . . . Spokesman . .' JEANETTE WOODS . . . Gen l bikir:-g and - g oves chocolate cake . . . arnbifion: be a good pisl . . . G.A.A., Choir . . AOMI ZAC ARY i omi's ambi ion is lo be a missionary or a social worker . . . likes lo sleep . . . X wo s in church acfivili 5 'N' ,I XX -ki rr-yank. Ip K M.. 4 ' ' A A S Xygm' , X fmt 'S o 5:3 ' Lf' M -Q' in ll ' ' . yr- r 'V cy N x K, I , X 1 gig, y ,. 4 , if LL N 'K' ,,s. 'K' , i i MVN L V I lf Q .pg up . Lf. X Wu, .RX ti . , , ' bv N V I -XV D N L . 1 ' ' x X l 1 LLL - i - V Q- S . ' x i I . , R X K+. , if N - v- 1 :Roff - - 1943 xg -2. R H . f-xx '9 I l N N E ixfl' Liu Ax Xxx i X -'six l iclorian Saluialorian N H' do i - ' - lo R ce Klein l-lazel Mchleallgg-J QP , - V. .F NJ' xxx: i -v S' gb O- is . . W 4 , gy' il Gerald Smilh Gloria Verson Peggy Armson ' Q i - Leonard Pinsky Grace Engdahl Edward Dudley . 1 X- K 33 Roberl' Billing Mary Nissen Phyllis Crawford A ' I ' Norris Kunklernan Marion Ehrlich Evelyn Krislal X , --'JAX 15,75 Parricia Purdie Briguiiia Rosenihal Vallie Erickson Ni K lx fir- VX . . . 1- ,-J l'lelrna Klein Thomas Kelly Mavis Allie - V xxgflxl xr' Gerirude Breckman Florence Lasman Zada Jean Gorden Lx 5 ,Y ' vfg ' . . -' ' V - Barbara Kos Bealrzce Arenson Eloise Vassar fl' ' 714 'N . . - - vvl l 'A' Shirley King Elinor Krisial Mary Jane Cyrus - vi. -N XI' X ' . . . 1 5' Carol Johnson Luverne Bisnow Maxine Risk - V ' - Q34 r, xv 4 N Lorraine Verson Phyllis Johnson Richard Wegner Be-Hy Rupp Lucille Elaskerud Lorraine Johnson Wendeline Ollo Lorraine Lidslad lris Brown Doris Marks Beiiy Madsen lg., ,y.v.. If N., va V' 3 1,1 A -if W ' Y Iv' , 1 W, f Q, Dick Armslrong Richard Ahmann K .H gw.fP i Miizi Siracler Marcella l-layiord N' 'Z.g,,Qs'5- Q sy' K . Q Av AN if E A eff x 5 5 .,, X, LUZLOT gfdii OFFICERS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AND ADVISERS ac ow PV y L a GeIIer Gawler NrssQnzweIg. Second Row McCabe Lonc Roby JoI1nso Geiziq. R w Mu I e P Mo Wann, KapIan Iv1Is5 EIIQQH. Rupp, McNary, Ifmrwey, 6IIscIwInsIfi, Sievert Copp Vedmaf Eraser Brady EIIreI:, 6UraInIk. I-Ierrod ScI1eIr'bIoQw, WI1IIe, WoIIer. EIvIdge, McLaugI1IIn Joeb, Koeppen, Jackson KeIIer, PoqoIer, BIQIOW DiII, SoI?m5IcI, MueIler Lee, Shader, 'Q-Q' 4 '-.A x ii Lf 'Q' 1' 1, , 4 :if on Baclc Row: Bleiclc, Allen, Shannon, Faullcner, O'Malley, Chapirson, Schneider, Schine, Burris, Parlcer. Filfh Row: Kenny, Pelerson, Orndorf, Davies, Weisner, Mitchell, Pelerson, Valeniine, Clemons, Brown, Massie. Fourfh Row: Beaubien, Toblrin, Weigel, Johnson, Auspos, Douqherfy, Rusche, McAvoy, Neuen- dorf, Berenson. Third Row: Johnson, Boruszalc, Nissenzweiq, Pinslry, Blumslein, Ballas, Moses, Schelcman, Jones, Granf, Mohrrnann. Second Row: Bernstein, Wenzel, Winden, Marlin, Gold, Selniclc, Sell, Squire, Nygren, Ashlon. Fronf Row: Michlifsch, Owsley, Page, Long, Parasol, Eaefvold, DeMars, Ellhnoy, Lessrnan, Bisnow, Haylord. ' l ,wi in- +V U,,,ipf0' Back Row: Serzer, Olson, Miller, Gauqer, Brown, Kallcoy, Marlr, Chrisfoflc, Dudley, Mark. Fifth Row: Robinson, Chrisfensen, I-lellerman, Nelson, Leaf, Geller, Neal, Lusf, Peoples, Fourfh Row: Schuclr, Carfer, Coffon, Mears, Krieg, Sfein, Sayles, Rulzicln, Peck. Third Row: Johnson, Olson, Benner, Walerman, Kaplan, Faqel, Wise, l-lerrnan, Johnslon. Johnson. Second Row: Rosenblurn, Vinilslcy, McCabe, Herman, Poller, Moloney, Sundqaard, Boranian, Goodman, Graham. Fronl Row: Heyne, Swendirnan, Abboif, Sfansberry, Roby, Cohen, Derby, Zabel, Kamrafh, Shaller. K- N K? MW w ,Ll T T WU' hr . ?h f T y i SOP!-IOMORES NG. l Back Row: Pschandl, Srnilh, Berqslrorn, Salinger, McLaughlin, Nelson, Lewis, Wesenberg. Fourlh Row: Chrislianson, l-lunslinger, Selvig, Peferson, Skoglund, Ralhbun, Benson, Brink, Anderl' Third Row: Makiesky, Herzog, Edison, Lazar, Hopkins, l-ledlund, Shannon, Sarnpair, Benepe, Second Row: Willslaler, Sliles, Dahlrnan, Townsend, Green, Srnisek, Johnson, Armson, Brinkman Fronl Row: Bodsgaard, Drever, Scolf, Johnson, Kos. Abel, Phaneuf, Johnson, Noonan, Selcher SOPHOMORES NO. 2 Back Row: Shaller, Goldslein, Godfrey, Auslin, Nusbaurn, Kelly, Pelerson, Four+h Row: Chrislison, Reuskins, King, Shandorl, Barfusch, La Marr, Horwifz, G-ofifslein. Third Row: Zacks, Agranofl, Peferson, Burlingame, Tuienk, Tilsen, Polski, Cosgrove, Berg. Second Row: Grund, Herwilz, Ward, Berkovifz, Mccravclerfy, Bianqa, Wilfe, Kanier. Fronf Row: Garvey, Rikess, Merrell, Berg, Worihinqfon, King, Sheldon, Olson. FRESHMEN Back Row: Eurisr, Chapin, Paf+on, Dodge, Lucius, Darnsgard, Morris, Weiss. Fiffh Row: Leonard, Syme, Phillips, McRober+s, Kay, McCabe, Gross, Hencier, Briclcley. Fourih Row: Turover, Brown, B. Ray, Schway, Davies, P. Ray, Payne, Sinykin, Miller, C. Peferson Third Row: Marfineau, Ellison, Murphy, Peoples, W. Brown, Wolfers, Maleilzlce, Schwede, Bailey Romanslcy, Williams. Second Row: Langland, Greenberg, Singer, Larson, Nelson, Meyer, Salberg, Rink, Paylon, Eririghl Fronf Row: Gross, Kasfer, Osen, Harrison, Creighfon, Berggren, Tulenlc, Graf, Cohen, Kamralh Longfield. JUNIOR HONOR STUDENTS Shirley Berniclc, Russell Chrisfoflc, Ann Dougherly, Audrey Easlvold Morfon Geller, Alice Gran? Pearl Guralnilc, Elaine Lerner, Gerfrude Mohrmann, Lois Neuendorf, Charles Olson, Kennerh Olson Bonnie Page, Rosaline Parasol, Leonard Pinslcy, Marcia Tilsen, Mary Toblrin. SOPHOMORE HONOR STUDENTS David Benepe, Wilson Godfrey, Sheldon Goldslein, Edgar Herzog, Joan Phaneuf, Rodney Ripley George Saba. FRESHMEN HONOR STUDENTS Eurnice Greenberg, Virginia Gross, Virginia Kay, Joseph Shadur, Vivian Sinylcin. 7 BAND Baclc Row: Goldsfein, Swansfue, Nilsen, Zabel, Rorh, Ausfin, Johnson. Second Row: Schailfer, Sechfer, Reinhardt Doenges, Hopkins, Godfrey. Fronf Row: Lalimer, Thorsell, Grund, Scheinbloom, Larson, Mccowan, Verson, Freeman. The Marshall band, wilh +he help of fhe balon fwirlers, has provided a greai variery of enferfainmenf for Jrhe various school acfiviiies. Alfhough laboring under many difliculfies, parficularly fha? ol: being a small group, Mrs. Mcgeever, 'rhe direc- for, has developed Jrhem info a fine musical organizaiion. We have always been able To coum' on The band for 'rheir supporl whelher il be for ioofball games, pep rallies, or assemblies. CLOSE HARMONY 50,1666 e 6 page Thorsell, Reinhardf I 'Lfpal wwe IN OUR HALLS AT CHRISTMAS Every year we al Marshall have come lo expecf Jrhal lhe Chrislf rnas spirif will find ils way info our everyday school life. This year was no exceplion. The feslival was highlighled by a Chrisfrmas as- sembly, Caroling in fhe halls, and Chrislmas lrees in lhe library and lronl hall. bil Happy Hanuhlcahu is heard along wilh Merry Chrislrnasf' Harlc +he Herald Angels Sing Deck The Halls wi+h Boughs of Holly. CHOIR PRESENTS THE HARVEST jo e T Ololim TOO i clfxol us Xl Mrs. McGeever, direclor: Leslie Rolh, accompanist and girls' chorus. In lhe afmosphere of corn huslcs, dried leaves, pumpkins, pola- Toes, and juicy red apples, lhe choir presenred +he beauliful Thanlcs- giving canlala, The Harvest Mrs. Helen Mcfieever and The choir, accompanied by Leslie Rolh, came Through as usual wifh a superb produclion. Especially inleresling was 'rhe Scarecrow Dance slarring Delores Kulzner. Mrs. McGeever and casl, accepl' our lhanlcs for a beaulilul performance. fx Cho' 50 wel U Xores NLM e .- Vx SCR' eCTOxN DW Q. 0 vNOf'll M665 K ff, . if I 'J 6- sdwmgjcene, fffef, e .2 K been e L Walling 'ro be made up are: Parasol, Seclwler, Wenzel, Funlce, Sampair, Bro Miss Grimes applying grease paint WFT. azzgaff cihfomecomin 7Q42 l If is a lcnown lac? 'rhal we are behind fhe limes, buf fhe gueslion is, how lar baclc are we? This was answered when a+ Jrhe homecoming we slopped kidding ourselves and came oul as we really are. High hails and busrles were lhe slyle. The occasion was highlighled by lhe songs ol lhe Barber Shop Quarlel. and +he presenfafion of Ye Goode Old Mellerdrammer by Miss Mc6owan's expression classes. To wind up The day, The sludenls and alumni galhered for a dance in lhe gym. . Lug' Sl-em. Johnsen' . Kaugrnani drarnmef Cask' , Maile' i King Dan and Queen Helen. Wolves: Johnslron, Haider, Cirkl, Meyer, Shaller, Hifzemann. Barber Shop Quarfm , f 3 f mu Glamour Girls: Krisfal, Pogoler, Long, Mohrmann. Vassar Meyer, Johnsfon, Lust Cirkl. W The Family Timype SPOKESMAN On This page you see lhe people who are behind lhe scenes in 'rhe Spokesman, making if one of lhe finesl school pa rs in 'rhe cily. Each year 'rhe Spokesman submiis i'rs paper Jr rw iournalislic asso- cialions for rafingi I lasf rafing from +A ariona Scholasfic Press Associalion was rs? C ss or Excell . lnfern ional Honor Award was giv n i e Quill and oll Soc' , rhe hiqhesl dislincrion any sc a e can r ive if F SPOKESMAN STAFF lf? will iii y Baclc Row: Peggy Armson, ediforp Marion Erlich, adverlisinq manaqerq Dorolhy Doenqes, ediior: Dorofhy Lieberman, assislanf ediior. 'Fronl Row: Belly Rupp, exchange edifor: Charles Horwifz, sporls edilorg Miss Myers, edilorial adviser: Gerfrude BreClKVY15l'1i cily SCWOF? l-lershel Berlcus, edifor. 'IP' YK QV , -ref W i' 'wi JOURNALISM CLASS Lefl Row fronl 'ro back: Levey, Murnane, Herman, Horwilz, Schwarlz, Kamralh. Middle Row: Bisnow, Madsen, Slein, Wise, Easlvold, Poqoler, Boranian. Riqhl Row fronf lo back: McLaughlin, Erlich, Krislal, Larson, Harding, Blockey. Slanding Miss Myers. Allhough iournalism class sludenls may noi all have prinler's ink in lheir veins and may noi conlinue wrilinq in any manner, 'rhe mod- ern iournalislic melhods 'raughl lhem by Miss Sara Myers may be used lo advanlage in any walk of lile. Sludenf wrifers showing versalil- ily in any division of lhe Fourlh Eslale laler become Spokesman edilors. Emphasis is placed upon wriling and news slyle during The lirsl semesler ol The course, while The lasl monlhs are devoled 'lo make-up and page planning. Prinling shop conlacis familiarize These young wrilers wilh praclical ideas and aclual condilions under which They may some day work. HAPPY THE DAY THE SPOKESMAN COMES OUT McNeal Nissen wr-if we -Qc -0 Back Row: Meyer, Shaller, Jackson, Vassar, Durand, Billing, Mohrmann. FronT Row: Johnson, LusT, Cirlrl, JohnsTon, Hayes, STein, Long, Pogoler. DRAMATIC CLU B BROADCASTS PlaywrighT or direcTor, Miss Mildred McGowan always comes across wiTh ThaT sparlc oT genius ThaT malces a play a success. WriTing her own Thanksgiving play, she ably direcTed The DramaTic Club in iTs broadcasT over WMIN. The members oT The DramaTic Club received a Thrill by producing a real play over The radio. They realized TurTher The imporTance OT being quieT while oThers were saying Their parTs and oT being prompT on Their cues. We lcnow ThaT The presenTaTion was a success, boTh Trom The poinT oT view oT experience Tor The sTudenT, and pleasure Tor The radio audience. HOMEROOM AGENTS Who wanTs a Spokesman? This is The quesTion which your persisTenT home- room agenT aslcs you. These sTudenTs have TaiThTully promoTed The sale oT The MagisTraTe and Spokesman and meriT our deep appreciaTion. Baclc Row: Toblciri, Peck, Bleiclc, Geller, l.aMarr, MiTchell, Heyne, KarnraTh. FourTh Row: Armson, Maloney, ShandorT, LidsTad, Bisnow, TuTenlc, Benepe, King, Pogoler. Third Row: WolTers, Brown, Ellison, Dahlrnan, Nienaber, Sorini, Ehrlich. Second Row: Kos, Oguralf, Sinylcin, Fraser, Hayes, WhiTe, MaleiTze, Lasman. FirsT Row: Salberg, Berg, Singer, Harrison, Drever, Rosin, Berggren, KasTer, 3 Y Il Y 11 T' s GIRL RESERVES Baclc Row: Grant l-lullsielc. Nissen, Clwarnoy, Espeland, Rosenflwal. Third Row: Ericlcson, Sclwwarfz, Reilly, Liclwfer, Harding, Page, Schulfz. Second Row: Berniclc, Glancey, Cufler, Vadnais, Lundberg, Lazer, Joeb. Front Row: Dill, G-ares, Weelces, Mitchell, Rooney, Neuendorf. 3 E clk l-ll-Y Back Row: Clwrislensen, Enqdalml, Eaullcner, Carlsfrom, Wessenberq, Norlon Tlnird Row: Edgar, Brlnlc, l-llrzernann, Breclcrnan, Eddy, Posl, Ery. Second Row: Sell, Boranian, Sclwlller, McCoy, Fiwsirnmons, Weqner. Eronl Row: Meyer, Cirlcl, Alwrnann, Dow, Bloclcey, Burrneisrer, Jolwnsfon. WANNA BUY A BOOK? K . f .Y , ,V .x 'Cb'- 1' ill Back Row: Klein, Moloney, Neuendorf, Auspos, Sundgaard, Klenclc. Fronl Row: Solinski, Rulman, Brady, Purdie, King. Where can I gel some money? Thal' is 'rhe queslion. The Boolcsfore is +he answer. This siall of lwelve able saleswomen under 'rhe direclion of Miss Paschlme has helped many a sfudenl gel new books and find ready cash by selling his old ones. Also lhroughfrhe Los+ and Found, which is operaled by fhem, many arlicles of value have been reiurned lo iheir owners. A VERY. VERY FAMILIAR SCENE Now l ask you. have you ever been in The office when Mrs. Grolefend wasn'+ confronfed by one or more sfudenls wanling io be excused, wanling lo have cred- ils checked, wanling This and wanl- ing Thai? Through if all, Mrs. Groleiend mainlains a calm, com- posed disposilion, giving each generously of her lime. Mary Kos and Renee Vadnais conferring will-i Mrs. Groiefend. P O Wh., Back R Sec OW: MCN5 FrOf1ingOi?W5BOb:c1l,fegyf Posf, paul!! i OW, FL, ki Urmfffsfe ner' Norf ri e, Engdahfl laflhllcefgr Rl,:Zl.eBl2?Ley. , effqh- f ffzsimmons f fl 'r ned our oung men are noi 1, im Believe ii or noi, girls, lhese handsome, per ec y ur y Hollywood heroes, bui members of our own very eicficienf police force. You have mei J' 'rhem siaiioned ai slraiegic slair landings and lcnow Thal ihey have a quief aulhorily -V abour Them fhal shows lhey are well chosen for 'rheir responsible posiiions. . 8 Q' K ,dk .fe N ,.. ,J i H' ' J Since rheir arrival The halls have become noliceably less noisy and lhe lrafiific up 9 ' I J and down our slairways flows wi+h a smoofhness and rapiolily never belore,:65ialed.S nv ' -f..- U ' i I The siuclenis and feachers bofh ioin in fhanlcing ihese young fellows for fin ,Mg nA+u.,x X XMI., LM! rhey are doing. if , K5 on -Lux ik ,hugh gAM,1-Q, -., ii x V., V V Q V LIBRARY HELPERS JN -f s-ggi 5 fa N-My .ia ' 'NJ 1 i I 4 gn f 4 f ' v,,,gV4' Sealed: Garvey, Agranoff, Ward, Cyrus, Koenifz, Gross, Pelerspn i ,rv ix' I X A' , 5,1 -of lx-L14 Sianding: Nyqren, Scheinbloorn, Gilfillan, Johnson, Ripley, Joh on, Ziifch, Miss Maroney, j M I .K vs Boclsqaarcl, Berenson, Ferrey, Lidsfacl, Weigel, Gold, Funlce, Kufz r, Mi? ell, Ri, .Q y if - ll L ' 'A' 1 . N.:i i.sL' 'M V- . .1 ii 4 A Iv1ARSHALL'S VESTED CHOIR Back Row: Sfein, Benner, Lewis, McLaughlin, Ryan, Funlce, Collins, Johnson, Hinze. Third Row: Townsend, Burlingame, l-lornan, Wollce, Weigel, Auspos, Liclsfad, Woods, Gusfafson, Thompson. Second Row: Schloff, Kos, McCabe, Gold, Parasol, Wenzel, Dahlman, Kinney, Larson. Fronf Row: Mueller, Sferman, Guralnilc, Kamrafh, Gales, Jackson, Lowry, Culberfson, Alger. LLQLG 07, O'Zd , If l A dream has been fulfilled. Af long lasf fhe Choir has received ifs robes. The Marshall P.T.A. should receive fhe greafesf amounf of credif for fhis. A sum of money was pledged by fhem for fhis purpose, and a card parfy was given in our school gymnasium in December fo raise fhis amounf. Mrs. McGeever, members of fhe choir, and fhe whole school exfend fo fhe P.T.A. fheir appreciafion for so generous a giff. The Choir, of which we may be iusfly proud, is made up of sixfy members chosen by Mrs. McC5eever from fhe music classes. lfs performances have been many. The highlighf of fhis year's program was The Harvesff' Besides being a superb musical presenfafion, if was a financial success and added fo fhe funds needed for robes. The observance of fhe Chrisfmas season was furfher enhanced by a musical assembly and caroling in fhe halls. This group has also parficipafed in fwo nafional evenfs. In fhe firsf semesfer fhey ioined wifh ofher high schools in fhe cify in a December 7fh Faifh Day program. ln fhe spring fhey again sang wifh a massed choir in Music for Morale. Nof 'ro be forgoffen are fhe choir's accompanisfs, Edifh Auspos and Douglas Lewis. They have played an imporfanf parf in malcing fhe choir a success. One of fhe fondesf memories in fhe mind of an alumnus is fhe commencemenf exercises. The choir plays a big parf in malcing fhese exercises a beaufiful and effec- five ceremony. There is no doubl' abouf if, wifhouf fhe choir fhere would be a bare spof in our school life. :J , n A , , in I Q 4 I' 'l ,i 'Back Row: Freeman., Campbell, Sampair, Cooper, Brown, l-leyne, Monson, Roby. Thirdillow: Pe+erson, Johnson, Johnson, Paclcerman, Brinlcman, Massie, Cyrus, Vassar. ' Segond Rowg Howards Drown, Harding, Sechfer, Garden, Fraser, Wolfer, Kulzner. ' I Firsl aVow?:A2R'osin, l-lyolokins, Verson, Alger, Oppegaard, Drever, Monson, Trudeau. P ' . 'E ' f cf' -f 1HEeiRLs'ENsEMBLE . N , . 1 7 ' l , ,f A X X ', Wie have one organizafion in +his school which has given lhe communify much en,iolynlenf. Thiskis +he.C'3irls' Ensemble. This year, as in lhe pasf, The group has sung in many local churfhes, before communify organizafions, and af PIA. rneeiinqs. l Those chosen for membership have nom' only musical lalenl buf also voices which blend well folgefher. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Johnson, G-oiden, Wolfer, Mueller, Lee. Weigel, Dougherty Cyrus, Lidslad, Auspos. rrguff 57510 U45 75158 Quaana M jfannsfg L73 ivy LORRAINE LIDSTAD PEGGY ARMSON D.f'N.R. Delegaie Edifor-In-Chief of Spokesman AMBROSE EITZSIMMONS SHIRLEY KRENGEL 'residenf of S+uden+ Council Aff Award KENNETH MCNARY Presiden+ of Senior Class QV . ana! cz .QDQLQ ofgaaga - - -U Q43 X X in DEBATE CLUB , , L ' Wagner, humeiglef. . - Olsen, SC . dy Billlflqi S' Ylun. R berls Bemskelnl Leona W'lliamS, SeChlerlS?5rCSjl ln , R p. O l . Nfllef. l A n, we ' - Back Row: EuriSl- up Bradv Schwaxl. EllisOniL5lsOn. Herrick, Rulrggnier, Kunkleman I ' r 1 . . Goldsleln' R W- Malieilke- Guilalsosee, Poqolerl ?reenPrTr:ie, Kos, Klnq' Rupp Hurd dORow: Gross. Schi 3 ISundf35ald' Dual ey' Sew ' 1' on. 0 ' Fronr Rowi Clvls ls Three years ago 'rhe Debale Club of Marshall l-ligh School, wirh only a few mem be I . . d h . . . . rs loine Te Nahonal Forensic League, an organizahon for lhe promorion of speech acfivilies in schools fhroughour rhe nalion. The Marshall Chapfer has always included some of rhe oursranding srudenls in 'rhe school For ifs members il' offer . s excellenr experience in debales, humorous and dramaric declamarion, poeiry reading oralor , sfor 1 ll' d ' ' y y e ing, an The Sruclenr Congresses. Some of :fs members are win: ners in confesrs, debales, speech rournamenls, and have parricipared in conresrs wi+h orher schools and s'ra+es. Bowuue CLUB SUPPLY Baclr Row: Johnson, Glischinslci, Malriesky, Tufenlr, Vadnais, Weelcs Third Row: Miller, Herman, Kamrafh, McCabe, McCabe, Gold Second Row: Johnson, Koeppen, Gales, Bomberg, Singer, Larson, Murnane Firsf Row: Lundberg, Long, Moses. Leaf, McCabe, Wise, Herman. owes HEUDER5 ,- EV. if gf 'Jw' W ,.VV MCNWGKU' XNOXQQTS. . px pp. fchier, Purdxe' SelrN2XeK:. ENGR an ' Ruse 9- - hfz Law' '. vefson- Q , dm xeh to f' venom, xcm 26343 fait YO 'MMI H K ' TYPINC-3 CLASS STORE Leff Row: Orndorf, Or+I'1, Flicek, Second from leff: Weber, Gord-en. Third Row: Tobkin, Berkovifz, Eisensfein, Rusdwe, London Fourflw Row: Amundson, Boranian, Wenzel. Leff To Riqlwf: Grant Bifiing, Sinykin, Parasol, Lonq. ?'? f ,g,,9!' STAGE FORCE Lefl fo righf: Smifh, Johns' ion, Meyer, Faulkner, Hor- witz, Veifch, Seiverf, Mr. John- SON. Leff ,LO rl. Qhfg J h o nsen, Cfrlfl, Lev SCENE ll QV, Kusyme r, Mgcdbe ' Veiff-f, c I Lew A l rmSOn' CAST OF PLAY Leif 'ro righfz George, Long, McKenzie, Bloclcey, Mohrrnann, Arenson, Vassar, Kushner, Johnsen, Law, Levey, Armson, McCabe, Cirlrl, Schlofi, Eng- dahl, Veifch, Schwarfz, Kos, Oppegaard, Norfon. Behind every greaf producfion you will find ihe un- sung men who build rhe colorful scenery and produce fhe lavish lighring elliecfs. Though small, Marshalls sfage force ranks wifh fhe besi' of fhe schools. Under Mr. Johnson's able supervision, 'rhe boys have rigged up all fhe paraphernalia needed fo creafe The desired effecfs. l i S E I 1 Vina! tg E, CUZ W, www ? Cv-5 +5 Begin! kgs Quiz Y 1, Q1 n xl x is Q. S 4 5 - ff: QM., H , K 0'4- ET up 'J I. E 'QQ Q f fi i 4655 I A 'CSV STUDENT COUNCIL Baclc Row: Skoglund, Leaf, PaslceTT, Allen, Geller, GodTrey. Third Row: Richie, Breclcman, Kelly, T-Ialper, Nilsen, Shadur. Second Row: SchaTTer, Solinslmi, Madigan, Johnson, McLaughlin, Shay, Tufenlx, EronT Row: Johnson, Parlcer, Faulkner, FiTzsimmons, Shannon, McCabe. COUNCIL OFFICERS g --M. . r W DEMOCRACY AT WORK In order To become beTTer ciTizens oT a democracy and undersTand more Tully The democraTic way OT liTe, These young men and women are learning The rules, ideas. and cusToms ThaT malce up our Torm oT governmenT. InsTead oT sTudying in a classroom, however, They are acTually puTTing These principles inTo pracTice. Through The able assisTance oT Miss TurnquisT, The advisor, They develop selT reliance, iniTiaTive, and begin To Teel The responsibiliTy oT governmenT ThaT each Amer- ican ciTizen should Teel. The STudenT Council has, Trorn Time To Time, presenT- ed To The school giTTs, such as our service Tlag and The Trophy case. They also run The boolcsTore, The supply sTore, and conducT The bond and sTamp sales. Through These services They help boTh The TaculTy and sTudenTs, and Talce a greaT deal oT The eTTicienT manage- menT oT The school upon Their shoulders. RoberT Parker RoberT Faullrner Ambrose FiTzsimmons, PresidenT KaThryn Mccabe X 4 iz if 'f Kafherine Riel buys war siamps from Bob Billing in fhe supply sfore. Business flourishes on every Tuesday af Sfarnp Table. Herman, Koeppen, Parlcer, Veifch, Faulkner. ANY BONDS TODAY? ANY STAMPS TODAY? This is a familiar cry heard fhrough The school every Tuesday. Our Sludeni Council, one of fhe firsf in fhe cily 'ro inlrroduce war bonds and slamps in The school, sponsors fhe sale. Much hard worlc and a good deal of perseverance are needed by The council and 'rheir adviser, Miss Turnquisf, 'ro remind fhe sludenfs To pul fha? exfra dime info war sfarnps inslead of candy. However, They have had such line resulis fhaf lhe sales now average up 'ro S250 per week, which compares very favorably wifh ofher high schools in fhe cily. A f uv S BUILD BOM Pipqfvxf- B555 ass! S Nz, L ww, Tfif6ksWelVgq Joh . ngfon D . OW C , ardelli , Sharm On! L ' ours, Slcoglund . Hedlu nd L, , mdeme V. EMERGENCY NN N? COUNCXL fQ6Y'X,X'L6d by and wodixnq under MBS Gfxmes 'xs We Emergency War Coun- e'xr Yuncfxon Ks ko so-opevake 'm scrap dives and xohdaouis and 'fo work MOON. 31 'if' Cxx. To sz-Kew 'm gov We sc Back Row: Joxnnsion, '5'xXYxnq. Prom Row: Rios, MW, Gm-nes, News Y'auW-ner. WAR SHOP Because The armed forces have lheir eyes on every boy over eigh- Q swf? 'KDE Sandburg feen, lhe Deparlmenl of Educa- lion requires every senior boy lo enroll in one of our defense shops. Training in mechanics noi' only helps each boy find his place more quickly and more elllicienlly in rhe armed forces, buf also will speed 'rhe day when our enemies are conquered. Seivell' . XXeYi o W BYOWVM P 'x Uslpl bex. i ,, Wim. 15 1335 xr 15, ,A - Nl Cl' i-if-We' Robxl ' XCR rsCl'me Y X ' xxx W, llx S9 ' m l xixw. , ,Y 'ro use nfeeled Ol We Olson, Amodeo. Sioslrand. ou 'ce hall haue- Nl We Serve ko caglv all VlalSb'xCXlCleS Walled upiellels 6 eikll S-,, bovsand iiieifma, be 62304 ioqlgewlw Us - Arne wel ko ' eww Well Ogs. ' r.g',QeY5i ,fyqenf ged Greg Rof Oko malf-6 ffleggaq X5 and EXQCEZE duralflon' QV VITAMINS ON PARADE Food will win lhe war! These girls loolc parl in fhe winler parade To remind Amer- icans fhaf only a well-led, heallhy, sfrong America can be a vicforious America. Back Row: Pelers, Solinslci, Michlilsch, Madigan, Phaneuf, Lessrnan, Fischer, Noonan, Olson, Front Row: Merril, Mueller, Lealherman, Marks, Shandorf, Larson, Anderf, Barfusch, Grider, JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL 3 1 2 X 2 3 , Q ii 2 2 2 'l . Q Y Back Row: Weelces, Willslalfer, Eurisf, Geller, Lust Bernslein, Brady. Fronf Row: Gales, Wenzel. Miss Grimes. Smiselc. Sechfer, Orndorl, Madigan. One represenlalive from each home room malces up lhe Junior Red Cross Coun- cil. The Council members are responsible for confacling lhe home rooms for each viclory drive. These drives are for games, playing carcls, magazines, books, and olher malerials suifable 'lor recreafion for our boys in mililary service. The Junior Red Cross also co-operafes wifh The S+. Paul chapler fo organize uniform cify-wide programs. lvleelings are held once each monlh To plan acfivilies and To check up on The worlc accomplished. AERONAUTICS CLASS Standing aT IeTT: Swendirnan Mr McMann I-Ianey Roby McNeeI ' - ' , ' ' ' ' ' YT Cow , S T d, T I TT: R h . To pack. Goodman, Om-an, Nerner, Bobrosky, Second Row, IeTT, TronTmTo SECT: I?rieZmeEnegdahIIC TEST L2cchhROWIIirTInI SchlIIer.. M:dcIIe Row: Tobkin, Kushner, AhIquisT, FauIIcner, Neal, Peck. RighT Row' Kallan Ah I JI h em e Y' :ng aT rlghT, IeTT To righT: Iv1cNary, KIoc:Ic, OIson. I p ' mann' O mon' Sund- FLEDGLINGS IN TI-IE MAKING The air age is jusT around The corner, and IT wiII noT be said ThaT MarshaII's boys were noT prepared Tor IT. Among The many new classes organized This year, The mosT ouTsTanding is The aeronauTIcs cIass. Through The Teaching oT Mr. Varner, Mr. Mc- Mann, and now Mr. LisTen, The dass has made greaT progress inTo The fields oT weaTher, Theory of TIighT, consTrucTion oT pIanes, and Telegraphy. gg ems THE ons Fora Poon Rfmouuue nouns no TERR These days is +auqh+ +0 be 6 king from Mrs. Bacon do nd S+ump our Evefb' Sfudem who Iakes TIT? mins caIorIes. and CarIOOI'IydraIeTn e days oT Tood beTTer Iudqe oT Tood vaIuc-:Sa KULEY are Hwy To be so InTormed I 95 dies GUY more' an younq Ia raTIOr1Ing. I ROSSUTIVQI, Herrick, Lazer, Seafiidz FITjTS:iIoeIrII3-IhiI?egTrIraTwIdorT, ThorseII. Dawes' Schway Tan IVIQI S .QV XDCDST 1388! 98 Y-N5 THE NN N1 X H15 Wm new NNN Rift!! www 9 eq Vekerson, Donovan, Levfxs, Cuner. Sewer. Yferreq, Sxevevk, Bodsqaard. YACCOHBYY, X'Yxn'Le, n C5veen,Douvn . Osman, Shader, nnson, Xivenqd, NSY, Hencker, Skandknq, XQH No r'xqWc1 Leakxnervna , Lexk Row, Monk io back: Vxaixnbun, Bnnk, Bra MKddXe Row, Monk ko back: Ren, Fx. Johnson, G. So Vixqhk Row, Monk io back VX. Boxnnson, PoqoXer, V, Pxvrnson, Vnss XQxef-Lau. ne 05 We rnosk NIGTSGVKXG ovqan'x1a'nons 'xn 'ine sdnooX Rs Xxne ark dass. Nfxss Uehau puk Vnen sxnoxhders io Xxne wxneeX No xndp everxg ack'xv'xN 'xn We scX'xooX. Rove, kxnak Xxndxr enerqxes and kaXenX-5 are now dxvecked 'foward rnaYxnq poskers and Qoqans Vneq have made v4r'xX'xnq Vne Red Cross No be d'xsXv'0ouNed arnonq Vne O and xner skudenks ' ok suvpr'xs'xnq, Xxnere ar. Xn acidkfxon ko 6 pXace cards Ssor XX xs n Xxne v4 rks, an w'xnn'xnq Qokiers, xoookrna soXd'xers. AP' Mr .John Son N , of r on, Carlgfrom R- Si Eedlnii givveryfhing Oys W as on' nowad He Ould b Y nafu SYS is m +5 re We finde found -ra' fm Mechen. mi how Gnd WO Of in We W karshall - c + S+ lm Wher fi he bo of of veh'pOr+f'H+ 6 me of YS 'Gam ' fhalf Whlclel me paris of Qne of ing fo ke Sn Un engine a mod he e Cie S ' I+ ' ern m W-I P Th Gm Is a o- II be H1 Ose hank calls for Sure be ere, S 5-roll' Someb df Inf me o Y Se bo ys 9 gf Q 1 ,gp-f 4 MARSHALL RECEIVES SERVICE FLAG The above piclure was Taken on fhe clay when lhe Slu- denl Council presenled lhe service flag To The school. Ealhers, mofhers, sisfers, or brofhers of The Marshall service men were presenl 'fo place lheir boy's slar in i'rs proper place. NURSE x liar Mrs. Howard, school nurse, plays no small parl in +he war eliorl by watching over fhe healfh of our sfudenfs. LZ' , . 4 i S xOU NSC 'CO x Qak' XN an fe 9 i E5 S be 'xmas oifl i es ra ' 9' i ASS BEC i fihemsev -iris 'W WS iaislxeg Cv UGS O we Q aclgmq Us QUSQYB rafxofi and Q . lefflolo We U me l Creaiigidqplace lol We line lllem E eC lea ed llc? classkzigig. w for We Red U john QGVKORL Brown' 'son. Dodgeln Sclflalilell l'l5lll .Sveflclso V Sealed is SOR' Pe . V60 ' , Sxmo Q rice' 's. S. Y Mexlel 6 . chan gaauffy cuz fffozf ln spife of long liours and a full program, flwe faculfy af Marsliall has done a greaf deal of worlc in war acfivifies. Tliey spenf uncounfed lwours rafioning sugar, gasoline, and foods. Our mafliemafios and science feaclwers are doing exfra-curricular worlc in fraining young draffees in flue feclinical knowledge fliaf will lielp fliem in flue services. Several of our sfaff liave conducfed classes in firsf aid and nufrifion. Many lcnif or do oflfer Red Cross worlc. Some of our men fauglff classes in flue feclinique of being air raid wardens. Mr. l-ligbee, busy fliouglw lie is, serves as an air raid warden in lfis loloclc. Mosf of flue men of our sfaff worlced in war planfs during lasf summer fo boosf war producfion. All are doing somefliing, eiflier oufside of school or riglif in flie classroom, fo malce flweir daily lessons more pracfical in a world af war. CLASS NN mg gs EACH ml l M65 D A Miss gf. A furflqul gs Nl s BaCOn' Ml .X i V g Smal i gs XAOY' Ml gs Nl Dxefl, XJUSS rxexli . N055 MflOliA'isS Vasc M-X55 Eikeilefoqefen l .S' u Mr igclw l BOYS EIGHTEEN OR OVER Back Row: Kaufman, QlMalley, l.aw, Carlsfrorn Brown Bloclcey Veilch Nusbaum Fourlh Row: Boriclc, Ferrey, Dourney, Kelly, McNary Chapirson Ahrnann Fry Third Row: Graham, Durand, Weiss, Schine, Cooper Pos George Lewis Second Row: Toblcin, Filzsimmons, Cirlcl, Addinglon Engdahl Corlon Lam eux Burmeisfer Fronl Row: Bobroslcy, Hayes, Carle-r, Rofhslein Levey Berlcus Monson UNCLE SAMS FUTURE ARMY When fhe Congress ol 'rhe Uniled Slares passed 'rhe Conscriplion Ac? malcing all boys over I8 eligible for milirary service, il made every boy ar Marshall realize rhal he would be called upon 'ro lighr for democracy as soon as his school days are over. Several ol These boys have already signed up wilh some branch ol lhe service, and are wailing lo loe called info rhe air corps, navy, coasl guard, or army 'soon alrer gradualion. Special loughening-up lraining is being given Jrhem in lhe gymnasium and on lhe play field. Ask 'rhese boys how They lilce commando lrainingu and lhey will fell you lrhal lhey need ir and are grateful lor 'rhe preparalion il gives lhem. Boys, your leachers and lellow sludenls are proud ol youl We shall, wilh pride, add your names lo our already long lisl ol names on our service llag. Wherever you go, or whalever you do, we shall always wish you well, and shall sland loyally back ol you. aafgefgaff Q-KA -r'iQXi Cy Ettinger, Cocxch Shgxxef ' Gcufi Beans i Wax. Canon' xx Coopgfi hovuso l 9098! Habbofd' C vcaswiwo ei. BASKETBALL Under Jrheir new coach, Cy EH'inger, Marshall's baske?- ball 'ream had a very successful season, arraining rhird place in 'rhe cify conference. Affer falling lo defeal in 'lheir Tirsf game of The year, The Greyhounds wenr on 'ro win fheir remaining pre-conference games. They conrinued rheir fire- works in rhe conference as well by winning impressive vic- lories from six of Their nine opponenrs. Marshall's only defears in rhe conference were ro Washingron and Hum- boldr, The Two lop Teams, and To Mechanics in rheir final game. Marshall gained The righf To play in The disrricr play- offs buf mer disasrer af 'the hands of Humboldr and Murray. Alrhough The 'ream lacked fhe heighr of many of 'fheir opponenfs, fhey, neverfheless. had one of The righiesr de- fenses in 'rhe conference. If is difliculf ro give rhe credir for The +earn's success 'ro any one player as 'rhe boys worked so well logerher as a ream and nor as individuals. The scoring punch for +he ieam was supplied by Merrill Hubbard. smoofh-working cenfer, and Johnny Corfon, speedy liHle guard. The loss of Hershel Berkus, hard-working guard, al mid- year was Tell keenly by The Team, alrhough his place was well filled by Sidney Peck and Wally Robinson. 51+ - V . 1, I A my 4 Q 4. A ,RR if - .,,.,,,L ,A,A.W K g V W.. gg W Q rum ,M , if 1 f 2 V w I ' ' M, 1 MYR, f, , - Q., , . X Q , , 3, ,V 2533? Q' -RSH' 4-44 -lu.. T' B SQUAD BASKETBALL Baclc Row: Mr. Lisfen, Salberq, Hobbs, Morgan, Clirisfollc, O'Reqan, Srnifli, Second Row: Eddison. Ripley, Wasliingfon, Wefferlin Williams, Harper. Firsf Row: Tufenk, Benepe, Yaqer. Toul, Horwilz, Kesler. M CLUB Baci: Row: Dow, Hubbard, Brown, Kaufman, Blockey, Hilzemann. Third Row: Boriclc, Sefzer. Dourney, Cooper, Robinson, Kinney, Boranian. Second Row: Peck, Coffon, Meyer, Johnson, Eddy, Sfansberry, Drey. Fronf Row: Berlcus, Hayes, Sell, Vinifslry, Srnifh, Peoples. i f V, is K , 5' in 14 , f I 4' 'A X i ft' , ,,. .L- 'lr S . S, 'V M ' - .fe - k 3 -A , i 4- 2' L Vhky , W A V: 3 A S mf 4 J . sh Q A -,,,- uk ,,Kh s Q, I K f I gy?-in V 9 is V 1, ' ,-v, A LM V is , -n I , ,ya H H 3 V ,QA .I i f , , LA - N 1 M V S W it , .1,,, T ,fi :A 'xi , gy 3 ., 'Z A V a V ! - .l,Y, L t e A kg., M f Q, li' J 'F' 3 if? A L' ... i r L, L f f A f A lree , ' f 5 A ' - 1 -Q ii , il I Y L rr, ,A f ,, ,y 1- ' , W V M N, Q ,ey Q N J i 'S F x 1 ' , L A, 'l i ' 1, gm 'YT , if A W k . I ' V f' of goofgaff A SQUAD KJ 2 1 ZW' .eofh if :fn ri r 1 lf, di-!6lMalleYi lac 2 ck!! , 1 5 , ' Sqar haxlb A , l u . r , lcle' People K Ter' Kaplanli' Chapllm I ernieufi Tac ard afldwlcjfgee, hdllbac A ' 0 f 1 u . f , kle' Mark' Gigs' h' Robimijonrhs? qualdl ba . f -I6 I A . xaC ' 'V nan aaC ' yy 9 T Tel ' ' VxOW1S?l1mel.lal'd'r Balm l MOYnaqhlXe?T halllflac y- Peck' qua' , ' f Back - Servrq, Q dlnqx Mr. Cowon, iuxrbaff - ,f , l ire, tackled Row: lslfkiy .genlefi 6. Downey' Secon back.. NJKmS r YV Cooperl en , ' def anaqe dx A Q B V rf' U efl an e ' vin Kaulman aarcl' DOW U- fed. Nxdf kemann, Q a ' , HX 1 A nk ROW' HO Boloroslixli Qual Wafdi en I WiTh only one regular player reTurning Trom lasT season Coach Moynagh had , X . I 'Q ' ' I A JW urray and Harding, Marshall sprung one of The loiggesT upseTs OT The year by deTeaT- ing Mechanic ArTs, I3-O. CoTTon provided The scoring punch wiTh his passing and running as did Dourney wiTh his plunges Through cenTer. The Greyhounds came Through again in The homecoming game, deTeaTing Wilson, I2-6. Marshall's Touch- downs came on Two long passes Trom CoTTon To Cooper. Marshall ended The season in sevenTh place wiTh Two vicTories and Tive deTeaTs. Seniors who played ouTsTanding ball Tor Marshall were Cooper and Dow aT The ends, Boloroslcy and l'liT'zemann aT guards, and Dourney, one of The TinesT players in The Conference, aT fullback. The Team was in Tine condiTion ThroughouT The season and showed iTs sTurdiness on The Tield by The aloiliTy of mosT of The boys To play TorTy-eighT minuTes oT hard TooTball wiThouT a leTup. Even Though The record Tor The season was noT Too impressive, The Team always played hard, clean, enTerTaining TooTball. f rely on a l1ghT and inexperienced Team ATTer Talling To deTeaT aT The hands oT T u ,alll Baclc Row: Toll, SechTer, Ward, Johnson, Harper, SmiTh, Wa5hingTon, Oguralc, Edison. Second Row: Ballas, GerTz, PaskeT, Flicelc, Salinger, Morris, SchumeisTer, Krieg, Pschandl, KauT- man, manager. FronT Row: KasTer, Friedman, Boranian, Shannon, Edgar, Zachary, Polski, WillsTaTTer, Benepe, TuTenlc. A cqflpafzafua Squad , 6 W Z ,, 35 s - f i ' ,,.if-E-was ffl' mf Bloc Ire. y, 1906, fnson ' Klifw Sy' f' seize-r Sfuyze -f ' KOST , gre THREE BOYS ON A HORSE STuTzer, Bloclney, Bobroslcy. Manager KauTrnan ' 'WWE Marshall's apparaTus squad is made up oT boys inTeresTed in sTrengThening Their bodies by plenTy oT vigorous exercise on The horse, The parallel and horizonTal bars and by Tumbling. For aT leasT an hour every day They pracTice under The direcTion of Their coach, Mr. ETTinger, Trying To gain The Torm and grace which is necessary Tor a good apparaTus Team. The members OT This squad do noT have crowds To cheer Them on, neverTheless, They sTrive To bring honor and glory To Their school in The ciTy and sTaTe meeTs. Two of Marshall's boys came ouT on Top in The ciTy meeT, Jaclc Drey coming in TirsT wiTh Diclc KosT Talcing second place. lx' SG be I' Bofirg il' s V, Sfansber MANAGER KAUEMAN Behind every basl1eTball Team or TooTball Team There musT be some one To help The coaches in Talcing care OT The players and loolcing aTTer The equipmenT. This is a real iob as iT requires plenTy OT Time and hard worlc. Marshall has been TorTunaTe To have Mar- vin KauTman Tor The' pasT year, who has been always TaiThTul in his worlc, checking The equipment loolcing aTTer The Team and help- ing The coaches aT all Times. There' Tore, Marv, we saluTe you Tor your Tine iob. Sianding, lei? fo righ+: I. Berg, 2. Siosfrand, 3. Ouarfermasfer, 4. Madigan, 5. Voca, 6. Piechowski, 7. Pefers, 8. Johnson. G. A. A. The Girls' A'IhIeIic Associafion of Marshall I-Iigh School has devoled ifs lime and eflorf Io Irain young American cili- zens for Ihe Iufure. The Iirsf aid classes have pracliced fhe correcf way Io adminisler arlificial respiraiion. They also emphasized 'rhe melhod of applying pressure Io Ihe chief pres- sure poinfs in case of an emergency. Posfural exercises and calisfhenics help Io correcf poor pos- Iure and develop muscle co-ordinafion. In Ihe personal hygiene classes The girls are Iaughr Ihe care of Ihe physical as well as 'rhe menI'aI heaI+h and how 'ro build up resisfance Io confagious diseases. Team games are organized Io develop good sporrsmanship, . co-operafion, concenTra+ion and courfesy-Ihe characferisfics of Marshall srudenfs. cmlflaffi ifzf cqfgfefss FIRST AID POSTURE Fronf Row: I. Barfusch, 2. Shandorf, 3. Reuslrens, 4. Raef I. Kay, 2. Dahlman, 3. Mariineau, 4. Carfwrighf, 5. Ray. 6 Reddel Sfanding, Ief+ fo righfz I. McLaughlin, 2. Klein, 3. Kos, 4. Abel, 5. Tabor, 6. Kozberg. Siffing, Ieff 'Io righfz I. Moore, 2. Sundgaarcl, 3. Fireslone, 4. Gilbreafh, 5. While. M CLUB J I G. A. A. 5. ' I s X I 1 I I Baclc Row: I. Marfineau, 2. McAvoy, 3. Ryan, 4. Raflwbun, 5. Damsgard, 6. Flresfone, 7. Mifchell, 8. Barlusclw, 9. Kay. Fourflw Row: I. Ellinoy, 2. Leallwerrnan, 3. Church, 4. Jackson, 5. Massey, 6. Bernslein, 7. Char- nov, 8. Klenclr. Third Row: I. Owsley, 2. Olson, 3. Bodsgaard, 4. Worlhinqlon, 5. O'NeaI, 6. Vadnais, 7. Davies, 8. Noonan, 9. Abel. Second Row: l. Graf, 2. Rosin, 3. Joeb, 4. Lazer, 5. Berg, 6. Merrill, 7. Biglow, 8. Eisenslein. Fronl Row: I. Donovan. 2. Rosin, 3. Klein, 4. Miss Dielz, 5. Sundgaard. 6. Kozberg, 7. Nelson. CIRCLE Q -Ov I 5 s 1' Leff +o rilrhfz I. Sheldon, 2. Johnson, 3. Kanler, 4. Hifclucoclr, 5. Berlcovllz, 6. Herwil-z, 7. Nord, 8. Bergren, 9. Garvey, IO. Rallwbun, II. Larson. r 3 1334 Mi. PYRAMID Top: Slinar. Middle Row: Noonan, Olson. Bolfom Row: Maleilzslne, Leallwerrnan, Keller PEP SQUAD Barbara Whife, Joan Abel, Alfred Bloclrey, Beffy McLaughlin, Helen Moore. Mary Kos. CHEER LEADERS Wifh fheir Boom-Chiclfa-Boom and Eighf Team Eighf, Marshall's peppy cheer- leaders are always ready fo do fheir parf. On fhe foofball field, fhe baslcefball courf, or in fhe pep-assemblies you will find fhem presenf in fheir affracfive red and gray uniforms leading fhe sfudenf body in spirifed songs and cheers. Following 'rheir clever and efficienf leadership, fhe school has supporfed our feams wholehearfedly. Through vicfory and defeaf fhey have given spirif and enfhusiasm fo bofh players and spec- fafors. Under fhe skillful insfrucfion and leadership of AI Bloclcey and 'rhrough diligenf pracfice, fhey have gained fhe repufafion as fhe foremosf cheerleading group in fhe cify. Marshall is grafeful fo and proud of fhem for fheir excellenf worlc fhrough fhe pasf year. HAIL MARSHALL All hail, all hail fo Marshall High The pride of all fhe Wesf. We'll sing ouf The sfory And we'll fell of fhe glory Of fhe school we love fhe besf. Rahl Rahl Rah! Then hail, all hail fo Marshall High: Her fame will reach The slay And we'll ever sfand, Every hearf and hand, For fhe honor of Marshall High. C H E E R S LOCOMOTIVE YEA TEAM RHYTHM CHEER SKY ROCKET M - A - R - S - H - A - L - L ' Yeaaa Team Boom-chiclca-boom Whisfle llongl Boomm M - A - R - S - H - A V L - L Yeaaa Team Boom-chiclca-boom Ah-h-h M - A - R - S - H - A - L - L Eighf, Eighf, Fiqh? Boom-chiclxa-riclra-chiclca Marshall Marshall Boom Boom Boom Yeaaa Team Q,.H Hi, G.H.Y Ye555 Team V Eighf 'em, Fighf 'ern Fight Fight F'QlW'f Marshall High Yeaaaaa Team ?W0M W WMfW0 2 5 ' ' aj M Asiwsjgfffmgt, 2,514 04,31 I-rf-C,-frrffo-A-2Jf1Z,of,-fx,' OFFICIAL CTOGRAPHERS - M670 W7 To the Cflcixs of 1943 7 E aA,M,f.,,..0L far., fo,c,L..,,,Qj,,L,JkfGf?1TwL,,LT XL4vwvf f f 4,9 ee ,W 4' 10, 11 t . r f ' , Z ' , . ts, ax 74,-vJ J I QL, MM ffvdeyb 03,,1,,,,L+,,, . Q ' ,wqx Q : 5225 2 5: - W W4-422 Robert Street U3 WMA' Q I ffafrn-62.1 ,,,,,L,,,lJL! 2 . GAn1e1d Q Wfmdfefbfwmvu e WWLVQLWW J!f4Al-Q, . ,Q M MJ AE' 10127- 10196 f7 10W 01 l04h0Y0401f01'0' 10140- Q AFTER HIGH SCHOOL ENROLL F OR A PRACTICAL 5 EDUCATION IN DAY OR EVENING SCHOOL 5 Our superior training will add to your efficiency, prestige and opportunities Q for the better business positions. Study under ideal conditions cmd expert 5 business teachers. Select students. Individual progress. 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