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

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Miss Margaret Paschke explains an intricate problem in solid ge- ometry to a group of interested students in Room 302. Typing to music was an added attraction this year in Room 310. Mrs. Agnes Nelson and Miss Esther Johnson are the instructors. Serving a luncheon is an inter- esting experience for the girls in Mrs. Bacon's Home Economics class in Room 103. MATHEMATICS, TYPING, HOME ECONOMICS My lv M 1 s. on my 3 QEK. Page Eleven

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ENGLISI-I, SOCIAL SCIENCE Page Ten WE TALK IT OVER Miss Mary I-Iealys fifth period English class, made up of superior senior students, follows a course of study which is divided into three phases: world affairs, national af- fairs, and personal affairs. PANEL DISCUSSIONS Betty Kaplan and Matthew Parasol, seniors, and Lucy Morris and Richard Weimer, juniors, repre- sented Marshall in the series of Y-Forum discussions sponsored by the Department of Education. THIS IS MY NATIVE LAND Irene Kreisburg points out Po- land to Miss Inez Stone, her his- tory instructor, and Agnes Glajck and Gwen Forman, two of her classmates in Room 303.

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EXPRESSION CLASSES TOP PICTURE Row -1: D. Hughes, B. Taylor, J. Fisher, L. Connor, A. Ryan S. Jerson, D. Kasal, H. Fisher, B. Ward, D. Pleason. C. Colburn Row 3: C. Meyer, S, Valo, B. Kaplan, L. Rothstein, B. Kalior, L. Silverman, Newman, Colvin. M. Johnson, B. Brown. Row 2: A. Smiley, B. Jones, V. Carrothers, G. Christensen J. Burket, M. Ahrens, R. Svien, A. Jacobson, V. Westberg: M. Noer. Row 1: A. Olson, J. Gallagher, E. Fink, R. Shir. M. Beck J. Picha. K. Hausker, G. Cassidy, B. Tester. BOTTOM PICTURE Row 4: J. Biglow, J. Kennealy, J. Burke. J. Kennedy, B Culbertson, L. Kasal, S. Snell, R. McCarthy, J. Cooper, K. Hencier, K. Arnold, J, McGivney. Row 5: L. Tabor, D. Ford, J. Swendiman. J. McDermott L. McCarthy, J. Searles, K. Shanks, J. Baner, B. Bauer, H. Peyton Mary Lou Noonan, P. Blockey. Row 2: H. Howard. S. Kaster, Lilly Ann Freeman, J. Fddy P. Harrington, H. Kohn, L. Beach, J. Holman, M. Boros, B Beach, N. Barisof, A. Benner, B. Michalsky, J. Olson, S. Peterson Row 1: J. Durham. A. Armstrong, T. Manderfeld, P. Vlarren A. Benner. J. Huttle, B. Howard, P. Grynblat, G. Pacanowski D. Dunlap, J. Bidon. B. Rosenblum, M. Ballas, J. Durand. Page Tuvli e ASSEMBLIES Oh, how we laughed! The assemblies this year really came off with a bang. We'll always remember the take-off on the opera. And how can we ever forget the telephone conversation between Alice and Joey? Sparky had us roll- ing in the aisles. Then remember how Rosie Shir had everyone amused when she portrayed Irma ? And the unforgetable Sylvella Carsons so well played by Sylvia Kaster! And then someone discovered that Bob Culbertson has talent! Didn't we enjoy his accordion? fand Bob, too, of courselj Those on the serious side, however, will linger in our memories much longer than the others. A Note to Myself put on by the sixth period speech class for the Thanks- giving assembly sent the students off to vacation with lots to be thankful for. The beautiful Christmas program will also live in our memories for a long time. The Littlest Angel, so ef- fectively read by Barbara Brown, warmed the hearts of many. Yes. those assemblies were wonderful.