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

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Haig? i l Page Six New Teachers al Marshall Mr. Kenneth Hamann, Physical Edu- cation: Mr, Allvcrt Hnnziil, Shop: Mrs. Loucllgi Dat-nzcr, Sight-Saving: Miss Viviun Klein, Music: :ind Mrs. Agnes Nelson. Cuminurcial - look ovcr some' :urrcnt inngiizincs in thc lihrnry. Time Out For a Picture Standing: Miss Mt-ric Kinkor, Iunior Iiusint-ss Training and linglish: Miss Ger- trude Merrick, linglish: Miss Mgiry Hea- ly, linglish: und Miss lncz Stonc, Social Sciuncc. Suitt-il: Miss Gladys Schcihcr, French nntl lfnglish: Miss Ruth Smnil, linglish: Miss listlici' Iohnson, Coninicrcigil: and Mrs. llclcn Mclit'nncy. Art. We Should Have Some Tea for Cofieej, Mrs. Bacon Standing: Mr. Duly Kunklcmnn, Math- cnniticsz Mr. Rollic Moynagh, Social Sci- cncc :md Athletic Director: and Miss Har- riet Iohnson, School Nurse. Sczitcd: Miss Iudith liikcn, Social Sci- cncc: Mr. Clarence Iolinson, Shop: Mrs. Edith Bacon. Home Economics: nnd Mr. Nc-il Brown, Scit-ncc.

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j ,MX 'kfcff vel, -ff 1 L KZ I 1 rf. ' ' , c ,V X V' .il--i, .N Xa, . K - I , gl ZLffLW5f7ewa r if 1 t MR. Ross C. HIGBEE Principal of Marshall High School 0lf'lfU0l My heartiest congratulations to everyone whose efforts have gone into the Magistrate of 1947. You have kept up high standards in unprecedented times. The costs of this book have more than doubled since our first in 1940. Your advisor and her assistants and staff have planned and executed wisely and Well. The year has had its ups and downs but through it all both you and your teachers have faced a succession of crises with a spirit that deserves only Commendation. You will remember all these things when in the days to come you look through these pages. You will remember too, with pride, that this was the year When Marshall, for the first time in its short career, vvon the city con- ference championship in basketball. P.S.-On Friday evening, March 7th, We Won the Twin City title in basket- ball by defeating Minneapolis Washburn, 41-36. Sports Writers paid high tribute to Marshall. It may be that this is the second mile post on our march to the State Championship? Time will tell. r X F Page Five

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Guidance Department Our Guidance Department, under the able direction of Miss Pearl Turnquist, pro- vides many services to Mar- shall students. lt shows un- derclassmen the value of a Well-planned program and the importance of retaining good marks throughout their high school years. Seniors are giv- en special information on college and business courses. and through many tests can determine the best Fields for them to enter. Miss Turnquist is assisted by two senior girls, Lois Du- dansky and Shirley Miner. CLCLL Iacl4-of-all-trades', is the age-old term that seems to Ht Mr. littinger to a TU, He has been shifted to the oflice staff and has charge of boys' attendance. work permits, the traffic squad, and also teaches a social science class. As he has general supervision over the cafeteria, it was with his cooperation that the Student Council was able to provide music during the lunch periods. O C-iii ,fc 25 as may Ftiiffftw v-, 5 4 'A Y I if 'A . , . Xi-,jx A iJL7' ki ii iiip 22' va l f QS i i W , t r ts? MW ' it .Minis ' Gyn MR. CY ETTINGER Page Seven