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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1949 volume:

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' PUBL HED BY THE SENIOR CLASS , -V Qfoffwf MARSHALL IQEGH 503559 gf!! wffjii wfQWggih?iW6jiSTRATEfCELEBRATES V, X Agijw jj-Q M19 QMTQWI-I ANNIVERSARY 1fM, W W, PM P V M QU M f i MJ , ' J L 1 1 X493-! M Q , -- CD OJKfJ0,VK fi . , j ' K' 11, P K 1 W, MGE , 1? 123 1' M f Q 1 1 N '51 Mfffv 111ffyT PIX h W , -Q CCSP X 111 M 5 I ax, XML Lk qu b A 'Qb.lS.j12? V 1 jf J 24 ' 1 ' j ' o 11l'v'Pfx.l'11 5 J WGN AQ ' P M WL .fl 11' f 4 1 1'f9ffO 199 1111 P kg L, J FRTQTP P N--- rx, QED 1131 Q f NPV Jbl Y 1 TABLE QF CONTENTS Page P D d 3 I 1 Iso 1 S t rt 40 F lty SQ P 1118 S I 1 10 A r 5, Il C1 ll If B y 51 1 ID Musm l-113 G 1 Slot C0 Gradu 175 C1 I d Juniors 3 33 Our I t G I I Sopho Sf-37 Minnesoh C I I w 55 JI Yi: W 6 Q. FSJQ? W,zfffJyf:1f0f'wf ,JZ if fww ,MW .ZW W W1 jf, NIRS. HELEN BICKFNNPY Senior AL71' , MLK To rs. Tc 4 ' V . V!!! class adviserfgwe h g d g A X Q' 1949 M g W Q35 ,V Swv, - wfp K W iQf2,2f'fj,E'f FN 11 N XX Kjxfu , P 5' KY .J N y 5 I g d f 1 fdwdd h X 20 ' 5 b xx x K .L 5 E 3 Q if QS N 1 3 im ' 21 45x15 4 ,- A 1, N K 15 S SSN HOMECOMING 1940-1949 Vffhat a joyous fall spirit prevailed at Marshalls tenth Homecoming festivities in October! The highlights of the assembly were the procession of the princesses and princes, preceded by the tiny pages, the picturesque costumes of the trumpeters, and the crowning of Lloyd Kasal and Rita Svien by David Brill, king in 1942, and jane Hedlund, queen in 19-16. The Homecoming game was a real success as our spirited Greyhounds truly Hounded Harding , 53 to 7. The dance in the gaily decorated gym, which was unusually well attended, was the grand climax to an unforgettable cele- bration. Left tTop to Bottomjz Richard Maser, Robert Mc- Carthy, Ray Landry, Roland Wfagner, King Lloyd. Right: Phyllis Brier, Doris Larsen, Marilyn Beck, Leah Tabor, Queen Rita. THE DANCE WAS WELL ATTENDED Top, Lcft: NWC dccwiutcnl tllc gym. guy spirits. Twp Right: Glumimur! Well, yss! Miiiillc, I.L-ft: Thi' faculty jufuul in thc fun. liottmn: jackie, Li-ali, Ed, and -luck were in Bottom, Right: Lluyd and Rim ut thciinucc lizgc Fire P,1,ge Six MR. ROSS HIGHER O111' Pffllfflbzll Mllfif airway FOREWORD As ei lenior Hig ol 'l be ten years old shor after this book is cl st9i qbeg. T e rs is so a ti wbhe compared xam le with the d ye in ta ec e a t IEO ut they h v en ten eful years. Du ini, thi t e ha abo War stil w ver with threat ven ai? er wa us 15 b d ted since 193Q, and W e ygfl and I t ave a w ullille sure ' would that they milg return to great reu i is year. visit with the ould a any questiotyfjgii gr n to up . ow they arfydidated no and w much of the b ' t promise youth the re in t e process of realiz' gf would l us y thin a t hall High Sc ol. We ld like to w from m whe the sch succee ost and here it fail in helping the to et th of livY g. 3 the boys who e nged to is ten year pe od, ma y ere on the far-Hung ba e line of either t e Pa Atlantic. e serv' they gave i6 matter of pride f us and for the fami ' s from whic ey cam Eight of the oys clied in th niform of their cou ry. Alo f away gave their a at free om and j stice might more more beco the common ot of . They e e: St y Blumstein, Sol Feld an Allan G r 1ck, itz o rt M6bAh1Pni m Meyer, Wi ' m ' an, and Robert 'ebert Q e ar enehciaries f eir cl s. We shall never forget them nor permit their memor es to go unhonore . 1 'L 4 . ' y 7 v 'A F X, .La Chl L , Page Seven 4 l T , ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, REGISTRAR All Mr. Goulet is quite familiar with the boys' telephone numbers. P.1ge Eff lil Mrs. Ruth Grotefend, registrar, checks Bill McCann's credits. Miss Betsy Driver frightj, a new Clerk at Marshall, and Dorothy Brier fat tclephonej, ri student, assist in the olihce. at at aww My fLefl fo Rigblj: Standing: Mrs. Elizabeth Henry, English, Miss Ruth Smail, English, Mrs. Helen McKenney, Art, Mr. Alhert Hanzel, Industrial Arts, Miss Margaret Moroney, Librarian, Mr. Kenneth Hamann, Physical Education, Mr. Cyrus Ettinger, Social Science, Mrs. Lou Ella Daenzer, Sight Saving, Miss Merie Kinkor, Economic Geography, junior Business Training, and English, Mrs. Agnes Nelson, Com' mercial, and Mrs. Dosia Kohb, Physical Education. Seated: Miss Gertrude Merrick, English, Miss Mary Healy, English, Miss Judith Eiken, Social Science, Mr. Clarence Johnson, Industrial Arts, Mr. Ernest Goulet, Assistant Principal, Mr. Ross Higbee, Principal, Mr. Roland Moynagh, Social Science, Mr. Reno Rossini, Mathematics, Miss Vivian Klein, Music, and Mrs. Edith Bacon, Homemaking. Other members of the faculty are Miss Gladys Scheiher, English, journalism, and Languages, Miss Inez Stone, Social Science, Mr. Neil Brown, Science, Miss Margaret Paschke, Mathematics, Miss Mildred McGowan, Speech and Spanish, Miss Esther Johnson, Commercial, and Miss Pearl Turnquist, Guidance Director. SENIQR LEADERS . Editor-in-chief of the Magis ra e - x ! R LOREN ROTHSTElN if Valedictorian MARLYS WALL Salutatorian SELECIEIP BY THE MAGISTRATE STAFF f fTop Rau'--Left fo Righlj LEON COMBS SYLVIA KASTER LEAH TABOR ROBERT MCCARTHY Senior Class President Dramatics Class Activities Athletics Athletics Class Activities fB0fl0m Rowj LILLY ANN FREEMAN ARA BORANIAN PEGGY HARRINGTON LOIS THORSELL Music Class Activities D. A, R. Representative Class Activities Page Ten Class Activities , I 1 xx X A f LX? S i XX tf I K Q N:':?,,dN. 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PROJECTION FORCE Eugene Engdahl, Bob Dreyer, David Rogers, Mendel Blizinski, Vergil Iilorhaug, QMrs, Helen Mc- Kenney, Adviserj, Ed McCabe, Bob McCann, Guenter Cohn, Morton Kosoy, and Ray Landry are enicient movie operators. 4 ,gi - , ' A' ,e K f v. , Q f- ,f . ,f In t 'Jeff jfcisff li 1 J-' Y ' gf ,- . I, Xml 'fi K. I 691' CLASS SCENES 25 S ,Q Q W QTUIIP. Lcflj 1. hluth in 502 Cl11'iSmy1s Cnruling flwgbfj Art in 30-l 7. English 10 in 305 .hemistry in 207 . Christmas Assembly J t Ewing in 102 5 Q' . Moses Knott assists in the Broadcasting Over' XXIMIN supply store - 1 I V i P1426 Tfvirlwv Q-ML w N. sg- n N. I ' A E. I Nj I X . ..K .-.ff-,Ig ,A 8. I , Mix ,MAF-.C ...dl , xx. x. .. .. C1 --f nj., bm,-. . ' . 'P b wma!! x Lfkdxf -f1NcQk '-ILLQLL.. HIL-cf'N-fif w.F ,4L.J.Lf.4. ' A CHOIR Row lj V. l.UI'K.IIZL'II, li, Znclmry, G. Peoples. R. Focrstcr. M. Knott. K. Martin. T. Eddy. T. Oylwurg. G. Iiucchlcr, P. GI','IIl5lLlI. R, Cox. G. lingcn. R. lfngcn. DI. GAlll1lj.1lItl'. R. Lcc. -I. Sclmuck. D. XXf'ing. Row 5: Pr. Gciscr. B. Stcgc, li. Swgnu. li. Gottcsnmn. H. Peyton. P. Holmcm. S. Stewart. S, Stcin. A. Wfilson. G, XX'ci1'. C, lfllstrom. P. XX'icllc1'l1olll. Ii, johnson. D. ljllstald. A. Smiley. M. l.L-stef. Min Viviun Klcin. K Row li l.. Hocppncr. Cf. Kolln, A. Dlucolwson. P. Krogsrlul. H. Pollolsky. -I. Anderson. P. Dcl4 INI. Rnport, B. Griffis. R. Fish. T. lirox' mont. Pr. R5-klccn. C. lNlCyc1', A. Galllglgllmur. N. c:l.l5lYII. C. Cohen. H. Pmnlmxn. M. Hamm. F. Berlin-. xn Row I: M, Pscrnick. G. Lewis. M. Noonan. lf. Fink. I., Frccrnun. M. Gclulur. L. TYIUIIIP' X '. G1'L'L'II. Sclmltclf, A. Gricmnn. DI. Thorscll. I., Tlmorscll, D. Miller. R. Price. M. Il. 1 D. agen. Cf. Brown. E vm il' I-5 1 eil? KP ' 1 ORCHESTRA f Row l: Pcggy Holmes, Pialnistg Margie Hamm. Murlys Wlzlll, GLlCIIlCl' Colm, Robert Todd, Mary Ann Lavcllc, Carmen Hoppe, Iithcl Gortcsnmn, Tonsttu Skiby. Row 2: Ronald lingcn. Donald XX'l1cclc1'. Willigllmw Lung, IVILIIVIII Raul. Kenneth Tollll. Hcrsalmcl Garrett, Paul Iijorklnzln. Kun IVTCJIICZIQLIC, H1l1'lLll1Ll Stutc, Miss Klein, Director. Page Famlfezz 18 ,gs MUSIC 5 i l f 4 A llii 1 1 , , - 2 Q t a ll B CHOIR Row ,li N. St. Peter. McGivnev. C. Kelly. l.. Hentlerson. B. Harris. nl. Lewis. I.. Zacharv. . N , K, Antlerson, VI. McCarty, S. XX'illiams. F. O'lXeal. H. Collins. R. Grt tnt. Row S: Miss Klein, I. Parclello. S. Snell, M. Lietler. D, Kumarek, I.. Seclam, lioycl, C. Lintiemetg G. Clarke. G. Ryan, D. Larsen. bl. Olson. A. May. Row 2: C, Goss. O. Hunt. M. Thorman. N. Ncfiee. D. Bietller. N. Kramheer. -I. Kennetly. I., McNeal, lf, Bisnow. M. Dorn. B. Hunt. 0 sf, tst M Row I: B. Roberts. A. Katlrie. M. Sherer. S. Searles. R. Ruhinson. I.. Holmes. R. Fort . . I tl ' I Cv. Freeze. C. Anderson, H. Galsta , The music department, under the tlirec- tion of Miss Vivian Klein, has given us a very entertaining year. The A Choir participated in the first P. T. A. meeting, as well as the All-City P. T, A, Council heltl at Marshall in De- cemher. The ninth grade chorus also aclclecl to our enjoyment. Along with the A and B choirs they took hart in the Christmas Pro- gram, the Christmas Pageant, and the tratli- tional caroling in the halls. The presentation of The Mocking Bird hy A. Baldwin Sloane was the outstantling event of the season. To top off a successful year, the music tlepartment will sing at the Clommencement lixercises in june. We thank Miss Klein and the music cle- partment for their splentlitl work. GIRLS' lfXSlfNIlSl.E NWN 32 ,lblll Ulwn. accompanist. Lois 'Ihniv stll. Anita blacuhson. Donna Litlstatl. Sharon Stein. Miss Vivian lf. Kltin. Director. Row l: listerle Fink, l.illy Ann Freeman, Cllata Kolln, Marilyn Ciehrke, l.ucy hforris, Rust- l.te Price. ,14,,a! W W T 'T 2,1 Page lf' Ififiell I SAFETY AND HEALTH READY FOR A DRIVING LESSON. -f-ss+,Mm .s :E A student driving course was introduced at Marshall this year. It consisted of one and one-half weeks of class- room instruction, followed by a written examination given by the Minnesota Highway Department. Students who passed continued with the driving part of the course, eleven hours of observation and four and one-half hours of actual driving behind the wheel. The instructor, Mr. B. Shields, sat next to the student in a car which had dual controls. A small fee was charged to cover oil. gas, insurance, and other necessities. The purpose of the course was to teach safe driving with the hope of decreasing teen-age accidents. Thirty students completed the lessons this year. We hope many more will have the op- portunity next year. ,mfr Back Row: Ernest Payette. Ken Kerfuot. jerry Farrell. Mr. Shields. lim Kramer. 521111 SUUSHH. Gerald Shields. Don johnson. i Front Row: james Carney. Mona Ahrens. Ann May. Francine Berlxe. Margie Miss Hilrriett Johnson- Gut Sfhool pursef is RHPUYI- Kent Hndgdwn, always on the alert to keep us physically Ht. Page Sixteerz 950 6' JOYCE ABEL Y-Teens, junior Executive Coun- cil. MONA AHRENS 'Ulloej U G.A.A., Bowling Club, Bookstore, Sophomore Executive Council, A Choir, Waltz Dream. Don Alonzo's Treasure, Lela- walaf' Dramatic Club, Co-Cl1air- man of junior-Senior P1'om, Spokesman Agent, Magistrate Staff, Homecoming Activities, Girls' Trio. JACQUELINE AMKNDSON jackie XValtz Dream, Magistrate Staff. 1 2 'f . - ' 4 IELEANOR GRACE ' fl' 7 J , l ,a 'ANDERSON ,bfi ' Lf-' ,f ' , J' li, ' ' 5gpe'i1.' H ,-,' if I kv , Ll A' D V' , I g In , A 3 I. Q .. W f L V 5 : L, , Lifnfi' L A ,V it- U15-ll., 4 . A L J,-1 ,' r . ,J 1 ff . ,lf I, ,-,,l 5 f if' ,f is' - - ' -' . Y, a I . , 5 - I4 , I -'L 'A L, n ,. Lid' J? - ,L I -1- ' . - V L ' ff' .wp .' . I A- 'J' ' v .1 ,, , v, , Mia iv ,- ' 'la' ., 1 fr ig t 1 4 ,f ,' ,f- V- - . l vf54' I 've f cf, ,M ,Yu ff, Lv' 1 . V o Tl L? frffi ' Af L 5 -4 ' Q L I K 1TH ANDERSON L . ' V Andy Trial-is Club. B Choir, The ff' Mocking Bird. KATHLEEN ARNOLD Bfr1l1df6 ' Dramatic Club. Pug ef Ifig blew! JACK BANIZR jock Spokesman Etlitor-in-Cliief, Senior Executive Council, Magistrate Agent, Tratlic Squad, Quill antl Scroll, Dramatic Club, Homecom- ing Committee, Club, Base- ball Manager, Eyes of Tlalocf' A Lucky Penny, Ratlio Broatl- casts. HARRIET BANHAM L'Nw'e QW ' A Choir, Don AlonzosTreas- MW ure. XXfaltz Dream, Lelawa- it gg, h ll? ' Rai ig 2 3:2 if' The Mocking Bird, BEVERLY BAUER 'Ii B. G.A.A,, Girls' Club, Cheer- leatler, XX'altz Dream, Dra- matic Club, Library Helper, Mag- istrate Agent, French Club. HETTUOY BEACH 'lzsmy' Dramatic Club, Y-Teens, A Lucky Penny, Senior Executive Council. MARILYN BECK Becky Dramatic Club, Homecoming Queen Candidate. ARLENE BENNER ff7fJfj'yff Spokesman Agent, Student Coun- cil, Triarts Club, Canteen Com- mittee. Y-Teens, Dramatic Club, Assemblies. i , , . 2 A , l X- if! K . . , . ,W llgvxl-'A7R5C,IA BERCQLIST 5 ,L f i if j Bum ,!4', Library Helper, Cheer- N A lea le', Gil'lA'!l'lNl Club, Home- 1 at L?comlAg ffm nittee, Magistrate ' '- I ff- I ' . M o 70. fl . . l '- ' - il -- F ANCINE BERKE ' ' mu G. . ,, o i Club, Magis- my e Staff e oming Commit- 1 A A tee, A ho', junior Town Me 't' g road st. 3 JOAN BIDON Ujlitlilllikii Y-Teens, Class Activities, Dra- matic Club, Student Council, Red Cross Council, Homecoming Committee. Magistrate Staff. WAYNE BIERBAUINI Track, Football, Stage Force. GENE BINMAN f-Rmlgyii Basketball, Projection Force, Dra- matic Club, Triarts Club. A7M 4 WC Meme, MENDEL BLIZINSKY 1l11n'pb Projection Force, Triarts Club, Baseball, Basketball, Dramatic Club, Football, junior Executive Council, 'W K , an -,L, X 1 v I - 5 t ' 5 ii PATRICIA BLOCKEY Pal Dramatic Club. ARA BORANIAN Me44!ball Sophomore Activities, junior Dance Committee, Prom Commit- tee, Student Council, Homecom- ing Committee, Senior Activities. Red Cross Council, French Club. MARY LOU BOROS ML Red Cross Council, Sophomore and junior Activities, Homecom- ing Committee, Magistrate Staff, Magistrate Agent, Dramatic Club. ROBERT BOVEE Born Stage Force. THOMAS BRADY Tom PHYLLIS BRIER rfpb-Tzu Student Council Treasurer, Tri- arts Club Secretary, Homecoming Queen Candidate. Page Nizzefet II JEAN BURKET jamie Dramatic Club, G.A,A., Library Helper, Red Cross Council, jun- ior Executive Council, Senior Ex- ecutive Council, A Lucky Pen- ny, Don Alonzo's Treasure. DOROTHY CAREY Dade Spokesman Staff, Library Helper, XY'altz Dream, Y-Teens, B Choir. VERONICA CARRUTHERS Ronnie Dramatic Club, G.A.A., Lela- wala, B Choir. BARBARA ANN CARTWRIGHT Bobbie French Club, A Choir, Waltz Dream. Don Alonzo's Treas- ure. GORDON CHRISTENSEN Clari,r Football, Track, Boys' Club, Magistrate Agent, Dramatic Club, Hall Monitor. EMILY JOY CLARK Em French Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens Secretary, Girls' Club, Cheerleader, A Choir, Don Alonzols Treasure, A Waltz Dream. Page Tzrefzly ID' CAROL COLBURN Blurb LEON WESLY COMBS Nite Senior Class President, junior Class President, French Club President, Club President, Safdy Squad, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Spokesman Staff, Tratlic Squad. ROBERT CULBERTSON Bob Dramatic Club. Football, Basket- ball. BEVERLY DAWSON chip Triarts Club. 032300319 ' N DO LD N 6 If 0,171 N ea er, Q Cro ' A il, ramatic - I GERALDINE DISTAD I,G6'7'1',1'H Y-Teens, French Club Secretary, Triarts Club, G.A.A., Spokesman Staff, Spokesman Agent, Quill and Scroll. EDWARD RAE DONLAN Ed Stage Force, ROBERT DREYER IFBULJ v Magistrate Agent, Spokesman Staff, Club, Triarts, Hockey, B Choir, A Waltz Dream, junior Class Treasurer, Senior Executive Council, Projection Force, Prom Committee, Track. DEAN DU FRESNE NDN!!! RUSSELL DUNCANSON Dune Track, Club, Cross Country, Spokesman Agent. JEAN MARIE DURAND Lizzie Biz' ' G.A.A., French Club, Dramatic Club, B Choir, Waltz Dream, Y-Teens. JOHN DURHAM 1706-i Track, Football, Student Council President. 4: -' Y' ,f' :-Nl rn -.1 -57 fl, ,1 , 4' if Q, f' HARVEY EDELSTEIN Hc11'1'l' Track, Apparatus. CARYL EDSTROIWI Dim plef' A Choir, Dramatic Club, Y- Teens, Waltz Dream, A Lucky Penny. EUGENE ENGDAHI. Magistrate Staff, Triarts Club, French Club, Projection Force Homecoming Com ittefypy iff? . wfiifilflf Cht r, PIOIl1 mit e ietrate Age t ag' at t ed Cro ' un il, n ' ub Girls - Ex utive C C 1 xecu l 1 o il, a St , J 'or - . Hi ' ,, t m, A cky Pen- y, ' a ala, e Mocking MARIAN FINLEY Prom Committee. il OSB'MARIE FISH A . 1z0.f1af Cl ir, Waltz Dream. l . semble, Sophomore Ex- ecut Council, Bookstore. .1 ' f ,i vi, ,Q Page Tufenly-one iv Ct ci Oce ,--3 7K i. 'HJC UG f-V -.X ' Ho Cl . . tz rea , lawa Q nior ass into 'a I1 ' ' ' tb. N N XWILLIAM FLICEK Bill Basketball, Club, Stage Force, Golf, Track. K 61 Sta o e 1 ORMAN Tex Baseball, Stage Force, Cheer- leader. LILLY ANN FREEMAN Lil Senior Class Secretary, G.A.A. President and Vice President. Magistrate Staff, Magistrate Agent, Girls' Club, Dra- matic Club, Bowling Club, Blue Tri Club, All-City Award, Red Cross Council, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, A Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Don Alonzo's Treasure, Waltz Dream, Lelawala, The Mock- ing Bird, A Lucky Penny, Radio Broadcasts, Assemblies. THEODORE FREEZE Big F1'iZe1 ' Football, Hockey, Trac dio Jl'kSl7tJP, M ub. rl lil W flgllll H E I. GARRETT Tet-Lu-Lee Football, Basketball, Baseball, Boys' Club, Orchestra. P,1,Qe Tzvenfy-1zz a ,, '- st. get 2 INIELVIN GISARY Mel Magistrate Staff, Triarts Club. af SMA ,UM ', ppar P' 'tion IW B ll B1 l 4' , LIS' 1 i' . PHILIP GRYNBLAT A Choir, Cross Country, Dra- matic Club. PEGGY HARRINGTON Pi4lge Red Cross Council, Library Help- er, Spokesman Staff, Y-Teens, Dramatic Club, D.A.R. Delegate. ROSE MARIE HARTIGAN Sp00n.r G.A.A. Vice President, Library Helper. FREDERICK HERR Fet1rle.v'.1 Stage Force, Magistrate Agent, Student Council. e11' HOXVARD I-IOLTSIZ Harrie Football, Basketball, Radio Wfork- shop. ANITA VIRGINIA -IACOBSON Gi1zge1 ' Y-Teens, G.A.A., Girls' Ensem- ble, A Choir, Senior Executive Council, Don Alonzo's Treas- ure, XXf'altz Dream, Lelawa- la, Dramatic Club, Girls' Trio. The Mocking Bird. DONALD JENSEN Il 1'rwg A7'lIl-l Spokesman Agent, Spokesman Staff, Basketball, Football, Base- ball, Club. BEVERLY JONES Bw Y-Teens, Triarts Club, G.A,A., Quill and Scroll, Spokesman Staff, Girls' Club, Dramatic Club. ALYCE ANN JORE Al Y-Teens, Triarts Club. LLOYD KASAL I.l03die Bog Football, Basketball, Baseball, Homecoming King, Club. if X, .. ll? le.. E iv E' .E SYLVIA KASTER ,.5.J,l,, A Student Couricil Secretary, Home- coming Commttee, Red Cross Council, Seniorl'Executiye Coun- cil, Dramatic Club, .f'Spokesmfn Staff, Co-Qhairman of Canteen Dana-es, Magistrate Staff, A Lucky Penny. Blue Tri Club. Radliw Broadcasts, Quill and Scroll. JOAN KENNEDY Kai French Club, B Choir, NValtz Dream, Lelawala. HERBERT KOHN He7'lJj ' Football, I-Iomecoming Commit- tee. Stage Force, A Lucky Pen- ny, Dramatic Club, Tratlic Squad, Magistrate Staff, Radio Broadcasts. CLARA KOLLN A Choir, Waltz Dream, The Mocking Bird, Red Cross Council, Sophomore Executive Council, Magistrate Agent, Prom Committee, Y-Teens, Girls' En- semble. JAMES KRAIVIER jumbo jim Basketball, Baseball, Orchestra. Football, Club, Tratiic Squad. PATRICIA L. KROGSTAD Pal Bookstore, Supply Store, Student Council, Y-Teens, Girls' Club, A Choir, Wa1ltz Dream, Lelawala, The Mock- ing Bird, Assemblies, G.A.A. Treasurer, Blue Tri Club. Page Tzz'ef1I,i-Three DOROTHY LANDRY 1 A' Choir, Waltz Dream,' Library Helper, Prom Committee, French Club, Magistrate Agent. RAY PAUL LANDRY ' I H Drggia ' ra I Foot ' , Ba etball K imager, Pr tio e, Tra K M WN N rg! if 'iii 6 li DORI ARPEN x ' Cho B , i' tz rea ' 'Lel la,' po an A , Pr Co 'tee Home- mg ndidafg Th 1 t ocki ' 1 91 f ' a 0 I w W'lLl.lAM LAWRENCE ' King Cole Track. MARLYS LESTER G.A.A., A Choir, Don Alon- zo's Treasure, A Waltz Dream, Bowling Club, French Club President and Vice Presi- dent. ' AMERON l.EWIS Cum Baseball, Basketball, Football, Student Council, Sophomore Class President, M Club, Book- store, Co-Sports Editor of Magis- aa. 0-'vu age Twezzty-fam' DONNA JEAN LIDSTAD Don A Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Magistrate Agent, I.elawala, XValtz Dream, The Mocking Bird, Library Helper, G.A.A. CHARLES LIEFFRING IC 5 Q . U JOHN l.lNDEMER m1061171-fn Triarts Club. VERNON LORENZEN Vern French Club, Waltz Dream, Lelawala, A Choir, The Mocking Bird. BETH LOWELL BellJy Library Helper, Y-Teens, Spokes- man Agent, Prom Committee, Quill and Scroll. EDWARD JOHN MCCABE Maw Track, Swimming, Apparatus, Sophomore Class Treasurer, M Club, Projection Force, Co-Prom Chairman. ,6.wlL--L.81- 153. .YW yy ,af , l 'sapiitymivcifs vie? fiesta ROBERT MCCANN Bob Track, Swimming, Football, Cross Country, Apparatus, Hockey Manager, M Club, Senior Class Treasurer. Projection Force, Jun- ior Executive Council, Triarts Club, Hall Monitor, Stage Force. XVILLIAM MCCANN Ham Hockey, Football Manager, Track Manager. Stage Force, M Club. junior Class Vice President, A Lucky Penny, Class Photogra- pher, Magistrate Agent, Prom Committee, Hall Monitor. LOXYFLL MCCARTHY spd,-t,,i'f Football, Baseball, A Lucky Penny, Dramatic Club, M Club. , -42' N ',jvV'f nadfli R' r T MCC 'A T1-if V' ,ft f Stuclen:lQ'6unc1LYB1otball,Ba A ba L08 seball., omecoigii kgndidtite, Club: ' 1A ,ff A' 1 'xl H l . JOSEPH MCGIVNEY f Ching-A-Life f fs Sfurlen Council, Radio Z , .Pqfm y ,AQDJ Football, swimming, , Q7 THOINIAS INIANDERFELD Tom Dramatic Club. GREGORY R. MARTIN ncnjlegv Sophomore Executive Council, Projection Force, Triarts Club, V RI FIARD Ice Football, key, iarts Vice President ' ' ub Treasurer, Spokesm' Agent, Stutlent Coun- cil, Supply Store, Homecoming King Candidate. - Mitt Foo IN Clu rar H , Ma ' r t. wylllglt SALLY MECKLER NS ,lee Library Helper, Red Cross Coun- cil, G.A.A. BARBARA BHCHA LSKY Barb Y-Teens, Dramatic Club, Prom Committee, Homecoming Com- mittee. Page Ttvefzly-Hife , I 77' 4 DOROTHY JEANNE MILLER Shari-3 Spokesman Agent, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens, ULClLlW'2ll2l,H The Mocking Bird. JOYCE MORIN 0li1'e Homecoming Committee. LLICY C. MORRIS MLRH Spokesman Agent, G.A.A. Vice President, Girls' Club, Y- Teens, Y -Forum, junior Execu- tive Council, All-City Award, Prom Committee Bookstore, Mag- istrate Staff, Library Helper, Girls' Ensemble, Student Council, A Choir, Assemblies, junior Activities, XXfaltz Dream, Le- lawaluf' The Mocking Bird, Blue-Tri Club. MARTHA MURAKAMI fs , ARLAN NELSON Hiwztw Stage Force, Radio XWorksl1op. I RILYN lO ' ri' A C Ma ra Agent, lxesm' . 'om ommit- e, A o 1 g Committee, Page TZl'C'llf-J-ATX if MARY LOL' NOONAN Lan Athletics Secretary, Y-Teens. G.A.A., Magistrate Stuff, Magis- trate Agent, A Choir, Dramatic Club. XXfultz Dream. Lelawa- Iii, The Mocking Bird. GLENN OLSON Ole Hockey. ,Sir de '-T .. ' hoir, Spokesman Age t, S esma Staff, Quill 1 d S r , Girls' isemble, Prom ' , H coming Com- mit , 'm Activities, Assem- 'es, ' e fucking Bird. DONALD LEE O'NEAL Homecoming Committee. RONALD EDWARD O'NEAL Senior Executive Council. Home- coming Committee. DAR LENE PAQL'lN Dari French Club. President and Treas- gpm urer, S okesman Stuff. JO ANN PARDELLO ftjoaljfl B Choir. The Mocking Birdf' G.A.A., Y-Teens. JOAN PERTEET f0wmie G.A.A. Treasurer, Girls' M Club, A Choir, Magistrate Agent, Y-Teens, Don Alonzo's Treasure, XWaltz Dream. SHIRLEY PETERSON Skid Q Spokesman Staff, Dram! ' Club Y-Teens, Hall Monitt ew HELEN PEYTON B11bble.t A Choir, Prom Committee. Homecoming Committee, Dra- matic Club, Senior Executive Council, Waltz Dream, A Lucky Penny, I.elawala, The Mocking Bird. JOHN EDWARD PICHA Md1'l-3'l' Football, Baseball, UB' Choir, Dramatic Club. Jn NEP E 'ljtllfw T art' Preside , ,A.A., Y- yTe1- ro ck 1 ttee, Home- ig ommi , Magistrate Ai , momorel ecutive Coun- Qj ci. A . ZF 4 5 A MARVIN REED Blaine chestra, Basketball Manager, Club, Apparatus, Traffic Squad, Spokesman Agent, I.elawala, The Mocking Bird. VU. THO S R -RS own . . F LOREN ROTHSTEIN Lt11'1'J Editor-in-Chief of Magistrate, Senior Executive Council, Prom Committee, Homecoming Com- mittee, Dramatic Club, Projection Force, Radio Wforkshop, Radio Broadcasts, HA Lucky Penny, Valedictorian. NATHALIE ANN SA LINGER Dire Spokesman Staff, DON SCHECHTER B1'r1f1Hy11', Triarrs Club. 'iv-or f S leaf f , 419-'Of JERRY L. SEAR LES I-I-Bn Radio Vlorksliop, Camera Club, Junior Town Meeting. Page Tzrezzfg'-.i'ezfefz Basketball, Football, Track, Or- 5 ff ii S eff! 20 ' mf!! F LLL . sr Qu or . -TEI ' f' 'S 1, If ed Cross Iuncil, ibr' 'y elp- Q M' is .Ite t' raunay ub. er, Y- ens, ss Il if it io V mop. 'A' llfgir. C ', NWLI t' r 'I The is ' j.rls' Ens ble, ' or Act: i- ocking cf ' tie 'irls' S' Dele ' , 'A cky en he loc g Bi ,' .A.A.,fBl e ri ub, J' As em lt ', Hom I Ii om- , 1 Ittee. f MARSHALL SIEGEL PATRICIA SL'l.l.IVAN .M4111fb opml' N s Q Orchestra, Spokesman Staff, Sen! ior Activities. LEON SILVERINIAN nLjppJ-f Triarts Club, Dramatic Club. ALICE INIAE SMILEY SN1i1e-1 A Choir, Dramatic Club, Le- lawalaf' l'The Mocking Bird. - x x,., SHIRLEY SNELL swirl Spokesman Staff, Dramatic Club. Red Cross Council, B Choir, G.A.A., Assemblies, The Mock- ing Bird, XValtz Dream. ROSALINE SHIRLEY STEIN Roz Spokesman Staff, Spokesman Agent, Red Cross Council, Prom Committee, Library Helper, Sup- ply Store, A Lucky Penny. Page 'I'zr'e1zf,J'-cfigbl Q if , . I 'i fetuqc .',..:IQ RIAELEEN SL' LLIVAN Rue Senior Activities. l .nf Q T 0 . 1 lf I , . . ,, SY A . 4 Ollltfylfill uealyllalfeen Co- CI- 'r Co I I , ' . .A.. o man A 'I - 'ng lub, ra at ' u ' n .M e, Choi ' - ' ' , H ary e er, '- 15 ' , Girls' io ' I A zo ts re, ' a .4 'A Lucky nny. ' . 1 LEAH TABOR G.A.A. Secretary, Magistrate Staff, owling Club, Dramatic Club, dent Council, Magistrate A , AILucky Penny upho- ore Executiv Co Il, junior Clas Secretar ior Executive Co ci, ' rary Helper, Prom o ee, Homecoming Queen tit te. Quill and Scroll. LOIS THORSELL L0ie A Choir, Library Helper, Homecoming Committee, Magis- trate Staff, junior Town Meeting Broadcast, Senior Activities, Girls' Ensemble, Quill zlntl Scroll, Le- lawala, The Mocking Bird, Assemblies, Spokesman Staff. . A i f ?CjHN,57AECHAN t qi El. ES 1111 wling C B lwir ibri 'He . . a 'R IV' X W- . ac 1 'o XY'orkshop. RAYMOND L. VUAGNER f-RMT, ROLAND XVAGNER PRUIIIIVIH Football. Hockey, Track. Spokes- man Staff. Sophomore Class Sec- retary, M Club, Homecoming King Candidate. MARLYS XWA LL Orchestra, Sophomore Executive Council. junior Executive Coun- cil, Y-Teens, Don Alonzo's Treasure, ilwillfl Dream, Nurses Assistant, Senior Activi- ties, Red Cross Council, Saluta- torian. BERNARD XVARD S.zfz:1'5 M Club, Football, Basketball, Dramatic Club, Track, Sophomore Executive Council, Magistrate Agent, Spokesman Staff. vs .I T4 K ' J? f Q K. 333, ev JUDITH XVATTERS flm'w3 XY altz Dream, A Choir, Spokesman Staff, Magistrate Staff, Y-Teens. Quill and Scroll, Libra- ry Helper, junior Executive Council, ,junior Class Activities. RICHARD WIZIMAR Dirk Football, Swimming, Baseball, Student Council, Red Cross Coun- cil, Y Forum, Dramatic Club, Senior Executive Council, A Lucky Penny. M Club, Co- Sports Editor of Magistrate, Hall Monitor. VERNA XWESTBERG G.A.A., Y-Teens. Library Helper, Student Council. Dramatic Club, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, Supply Store. QM 'I.l,lS Jil A 'l , Magistri S ff, Red r ounci . altz Dre' .clawala ' .A ., Dr tic C Girls' En n Library e er all itor rom 1 istrate en UCS 1 , H , , o n it 'Q ' ' fy R' L o or sho ocki Bi , As: ies, enio ' - DAVID VUILLIANIS Gulf Bal! Trattic Squad, Football, Basket- ball Triarts Clu QWM lbw Pwident Mocking Bird. if 74,1 STANLEY E, XX'lLLlAMS 5fi111 Football, Track, Swimming, Le- lawalaf' XXfaltz Dream, Spokes- man Agent, Senior Class Vice -4-Q 4A LOUIS ZACHARY 'Big Lou Football, Track, M Club, A Choir, Triarts Club, The Mock- ing Bird. Page Thirty Vfzlerfirtorian, Boros, Mary Brier, Phyllis Fish, Rose Marie Freeman, Lilly Ann Paquin, Darlene Stein, Sharon Lewis, Cameron Wiederltold, Phyllis Berke, Francine Purdie, Jacqueline Ahrens, Mona Krogstad, Patricia Kolln, Clara Abel, Joan Benner, Arlene Combs, Leon ALSO GRADUATING DAVID LEE NBurkH Lelawala, Golf, Bowling Club, Camera Club, Spokesman Staff. Football. JOHN MCCARTY B Choir. HONOR ROLL JEAN ZEHNER jet1n111e Library Helper, Senior Activities Hall Monitor, Prom Committee Oliice Helper. Loren Rothstein Sfzlnmzoritzn, Marlys XVall Noer, Marilyn Amundson, Jacqueline Lowell, Beth Morris, Lucy Thorsell, Lois Bergquist, Patricia Beach, Bettijoy Lester, Marlys Bidon, Joan Blizinsky, Mendel Gotlieb, Jerome Ward, Bernard Jacobson, Anita Distad, Geraldine Harrington, Peggy Williams, Stanley Kaster, Sylvia McCarthy, Robert Landry, Dorothy Meckler, Sally Olson, Jean Wagner, Roland Baner, Jack Murakami, Martha Lidstacl, Donna Jones, Beverly Sullivan, Raeleen Cartwright, Barbara Tabor, Leah Jore, Alyce Brady, Thomas SENIOR EXECUTIVE CQUNCTL AND ADVISER Standing ll.eft to Rightr: Leah Tabor, jean Burket, Ronald O'Neal, Richard XXlCll l1Lll', Robert Dryer, Loren Rothstein, Mrs. Helen McKcnney, Senior Adviserg Helen Peyton, Sylvia Kaster, Esterle Fink. Seated: Bettijoy Beach, jack Baner, Stanley XVilli.tms, Vice Presidentg Leon Ciombs, Presidentg Robert Mt-Ci.tnn, Treasurerg Lilly Ann Freeman, Secretary Anita jatobson. As the final curtain comes down and we prepare to leave the scene of our greatest triumphs and happiest moments, we look back with a feeling of deep appreciation for all that Marshall has given us. The humor and wit of pep assemblies, the solemnity of our classrooms, the thrill of basking in the spotlight of an athletic championshipwall those are now but memories. To you, Mr. Higbee and faculty, thanks for giving us among other things, .1 sense of fair play. To you, Mrs. McKenney, go our deepest thanks for your work, co-opera- tion, and cheerful determination that our high school lives might be happy ones. LEON COMBS Senior Class President 1918 - l949 OUR THANKS TO THE P.T.A. On behalf of all the students of Marshall High School, the Magistrate Staff thanks the P.T.A. for the beautiful new stage curtain which was installed in our auditorium this year. We surely appreciate your generosity. Page Tlvirlvi-one SENlOR HSNAPSH in H is in Q. ,, - Qwsimswgg. , ga Y I. I. Homecoming Assembly. 2. Rita, Nita, nntl Mona. 5. Homecoming Dance. 2. 1. Refrcslimcnts. 2. Gerry and judy. 3. Future scientists. -l. joan goes strolling. 5. 1, Cam und Dick. 2. On the ball. 5. A goulcttc, -i. Posing. 5. Philip. Al. 1. Wliy, Tom! 2. Careful there! 5. ftnpj Four quccns. 3. flwottumj Bicycle brigutlu. -1. ftopj Some competition. boys. -l. fbottomj Guess we ull griuluntc. 5. ftopj l.il gintl Roz. 5. fbottuinj Arlene. 5. 1. Tlmt Mercury is nice. Gortlic. 3. Sunimcrtimc. 3. Here we come ii-tlgisliingl P.I'Q6 Tfyiflyluw X 1 7 41 Z3 I Standing, Left to Right: Norman Goldetsky, Richard Pedley, Phil Foley, John McRoberts, Lonnie Lasman, Harley Stein, Marilyn Gehrke, Elaine Schrihman. Seated, Left to Right: Reginald Combs, Janet Snyder, joan Robinson, Donald Willianms, Mrs. Henry, Adviser, Stewart Perry, Marlene Friedman. MRS. ELIZABETH HENRY THE JUNIOR CLASS To start off the year's activities, the juniors did a fine job of checking wraps at the 1948 Homecoming Dance held in the Marshall gym in October. In january they sponsored an assembly which featured the best talent from both the junior and senior classes. For Valentines Day, they planned and carried out a dance. They decorated the gym with the traditional red hearts and delivered singing valentines during the evening. They also took orders for valentines to be delivered in school. The most important event of the year was the S. Prom held on May 20. Richard Groesbeclc is class president, Don Williams, vice-president, ,Ioan Robinson, secretary, and Stewart Perry, treasurer. Mrs. Henry, a new teacher at Marshall this year, is class adviser. She has surely had a busy year and a most successful one, too. We congratulate her and the juniors for their good work. Page 'l'fJi1'.f,y-Zbfee 1 X IUNIORS Ilzgv Tlvirq-fain' x vi p GJ I' ' , C! . X TOP GROUP ' Row 4: M. Kosoy, K. Kerfoot, W. St. Martin, D. Weinblott, R. Gass, M. Orbuch, P. Foley, J. Stadel, P. Ellis, G. Gutzmann, G. Brough, E. Carlson, R. Combs. Row 3: G. Engen, R. Roberts, L. Lewis, M. Henning, M. Lawton, P. McCarthy, D. Pedley, P. Gnos, D. Peterson, O. Gieser, T. Skiby, D. Whaley, N. Goldetsky, J. Berg. Row 2: B. Pipes, K. Hodgdon, P. Freeman, D. Meyer, D. Peterson, H. Sokol, B. Gruber, R. Clemons, Y. Leonard, K. McTeague, T. Lauth, M. Anderson, M. Lieder. Row 1: B. Roberts, S. Herzkowitz, C. Williams, M. Foote, M. Letnes, M. Gehrke, D. Hagen, C. Meyer, J. Binman, Hoppke, M. McGee, J. Prahm, J. Snyder. MIDDLE GROUP ' Row 4: B. Borick, L. Lasman, D. Graf, R. Nattel, D. Wing, B. Zachary, M. Knott, G. Buechler, B. Robinson, H. Stein, J. Logue. Row 32 H. Barisof, J. Robinson, J. Kosoy, T. Maskrey, J. Jensen, Murphy, E. Dox, G. Wittner, C. Lindemer, J. Farquer, K. Martin. Row 2: D. Wheeler, K. Dettman, R. Jones, L. Gall, J. Claymon, R. Price, G. Ryan, R. Carson, C, Klima, R. Robinson, D. Williams. Row 1: M. Raport, P. Delmont, B. DuFresne, O. Johnson, D. Johnson, F. Kusumi, G. X Maher, G. Lewis, M. Dorn, F. Green. BOTTOM GROUP Row 4: F. Bergquist, R. Wichman, J. McRoberts, R. Fngesath, J. Williamson, R. Smith, M. Dreier, C. Tech. Row 3: L. Odenwald, R. Smith, R. Cox, J. Zeimet, M. Rosen, S. Perry, H. McCann. Row 2: A. Riveness, N. Clason, L. McNeal, K. Hostetler, G. Johnson, D. Komarek, L. Larson, M. Friedman. Row 1: R. Holec, M. Peterson, M. Payette, M. Thole, G. Williams, L. Pond, C. Cohen B. Griffis. i il UNIOR HONOR ROLL I X thia ohen atricia Delmont Joan Farquer Beverly Firth Marlene Friedman Louise Gall Marilyn Gehrke Moses Knott Jack Kosoy Lonnie Lasman Marilyn Lawton Yvonne Leonard Marilyn Letnes Mary Lieder Clarice Lindemer Martin Orbuch Mary Ann Peterson Jean Prahm Rose Lee Price Billy Robinson Joan Robinson Robert Robinson Elaine Shriebman Nil yi? X Milf? is ill? Orville Gieser Gerald McCarthy Tonetta Skiby ' Faye Green John McRoberts Janet Snyder l Dorine Hagen Phyllis McTeague Harriet Sokol X' Sabina Herzkowitz Catherine Ann Meyer Harlan Stein Janis Hoppke Don Meyer Marjorie Thole W C rlene Klima Marilyn Miner Donald Wheeler Xl ,XX J ' , 'X . J , , my .0 A , ,Is f . . L I X sa, X, N l . f .' x YI P i. V as X fy LU ' 39 if A I sv D V, ,! vit' f- U 0' , R tl Wi WD Page Thirty-jfzfe SOPHOMORES H4 I l'lf'I1-WX' S. TOP GROUP Row 4: B. Johnson, E. Getzug, E. Paulson, R. Tetu, F. O'Neil, F. Holmes, F. Manderfeld. Stinson, B. Harris, R. Herbst, J. Drexl, J. Botkier, L. Brooks. Row 3: M. Kier, M. Sherer, M. Norton, C. Goss, R. Riley, M. Hamm, G. Cohn, B. Kennealy, R. Bredemus, E. Bisnow, D. Casey, C. Smith, A. Gallagher. M. B. M H. R. D. Row 2: D. Wigen, B. Singer, E. Yrantanella, G. Weir, C. Hill, B. Hunt, R. Gamst, J. Vassar. Kirchner, E. DuFresne, D. Caulifield, R. Engen, G. Freeze. Row 1: R. Kohler, D. Brier, R. Forrest, J. Jackson, S. Searles, M. Hagan, W. Clark, Hellenberg, M. Bernick, G. Distad, R. Froelich, M. Sebastian, J. Anderson, D. St. Sauver. MIDDLE GROUP Row 4: L. Ziebarth, P. McRoberts, P. Snyder, T. Sawyer, H. Whitmore, B. Zachary, R. Roth, Reed, G. Peoples, R. Schepp, R. Grant, B. Bellamy, J. Capra, M. McLean. Row 3: T. Eddy, R. Donovan, T. Brown, B. Stege. N. St. Peter, S. Hartigan, W. Wentwig, Frisk, Osberg, G. Jackman, H. O'Neal, J. Rath, A. Atkins, Y. Crushshon. Row 2: G. Clarke, C. Anderson, B. Godfrey, H. Calof, B. Appelbaum, B. Ryden, A. Wilson Hodgdon, M. Krambeir, D. Biedler, P. Holmes, S. Stewart, A. Weiss. Row 1: J. Grienwald, M. Thorman, C. Brown, D. Sotelo, O. Hunt, V. Gale, B. Hansen, Ranweiler. T. Mahoney, V. Gale, J. Schultek, N. Anderson, L. Dressler. BOTTOM GROUP Row 4' J. Kelly, W. Shank, C. Kelly, R. Litsheim, F. Thompson .L. Henderson, W. McFar- land, P. Parker, G. Crucius, S. Bergquist, J. Lewis, T. Findlay, S. Owens, E. Liberko, H. Collins D. B. E. Reichow, C. Beckler, J. Gieske. Row 3' P. Peterson, A. Grieman, J. Gallagher, L. Holmes, T. Trost. P. Harris, L. Hoeppner, Swant, Duncanson, J. Boyd, M. Heroff, D. Peterson, R. Lee, Wanke, E. Moy, M. Bade. Row 2: J. Anderson, W. Tetling, B. Podolsky, J. Barbari, E. Payette, K. Johanson, A. May Gottesman. B. Burke, G. Groetsch, G. Shields, E. Matre, J. Kennedy. J. Carney, D. Johnson. Row 1' M. Sisemore, M. Keeling, M. Olson, M. Humphrey. J. Staples, D. Williams, J. Thor- a sell, B. Zeimet. E. Neil, H. Galstad, D. Rivers. F .Nelson, B. Mahoney, M. Lavelle. ,iijgifjr SOPHOMORE HONOR ROLL Carol Anderson Joan Anderson June Anderson Nadine Anderson Bradley Appelbaum Marjorie Axtell Stanley Bergquist Myrna Bernick Elaine Bisnow Dorothy Brier Loretta Brooks Constance Brown Gloria June Clark Robert Forrest Audrey Gallagher Helen Galstead Betty Godfrey Ethel Gottesman Joseph Greenwald Audrey Grieman Beverly Hansen Margie Heroff Lucille Hoeppner Lyle Holmes Margaret Holmes Marlene Humphrey Betty Johnson Mildred Kirchner Rose Marie Kohler Jerome Lewis Theresa Mahoney Erwin Moy Frances Nelson Marlene Olson Thomas Osberg Phyllis Peterson Barbara Rykken Joyce Schultek Marion Sherer Barbara Singer Phillip Snyder Betty Jean Stege Sharon Stewart Marilyn Thorman June Thorsell Anne Wilson Page Tlairly-Jezfen PRESHMEN A H '2,':.:. MANY HAPPY DAYS AHEAD, FRESHMEN FRESHMEN HONOR ROLL .Ianct Anderson Catherine Fitzpatrick Mac Andrcwson Nancy Foote Charlc-nc Balduc La Doris Foster Barbara Blumsrcin janur Froclick Bruce Brough ML-rcdith Gehrlxc Gsraldinc Carlson Lois Gchrman Barbara Divine Elaine Gitlin Ronald Domonski Caroline Holcman Donald Iingcsarh Carmen Hoppe Diane Houska Lois johnson Collccn King Shirley Larson Margie Lctnes Marjorie Lundlx-rg Dorothy Martin Pat O'RourliC Bohlwie Patty Ilzg if 'l'fvl1'Iy- sig X71 NWS? Rohcrt Pcdcrson Ronald Pollman Elisco Russck lwfary Louise Thommcs Chester Vorspan Darlcne Wfagncr Barbara Wfhcclcr Marian Wfilliams TRAFFIC SQUAD Fmul Razr: Tom Eddy, Gene Engcn, Dick Pcdlcy, jack liancr. Marvin'Rccd, jack jackson. Bail RMU: hir. Cy Ettingcr. Faculty Adviser: Tom Duncanson, ,lack Borkin, Benjamin Zachary. Frank Ivfamlcrfcld, R L1 5 s Roberts. Mr. Ernest Goulet, Faculty Ad- visor. V 1 4 1 'Af fi- W f 'GV 4. Q W ,.. .,,.., iff . Q . , A . 3 39 f Z Q Z f 1 j'?fQIII2:EZQ ' 42 w 9911 ' Q Q ff rf x ,A'. V ff 7? ', ' N X A 1 , 1 W 5 ::::::5g:5' f 4 ' 3 f i 7 :::::.: ., q ff F I i EH 'P 1 I ul--:gf X X 1 ?,:5 ,rf fl fe f, ,i Y K I. 1 Q ' cf' R I A a f 4' A ?Jc',sv3.0 0 XZ 6 ' I 7? A I A X5 f X ' f ff 'A 41.0 I , gf V gi bspfqqwo L AX X fff X i I f t f ,f Q, f f Q. - f K W f N9 vgmonfn-cu, 43, N'QgxSW'3yyxtxL+ sm msn' Q g X 'ggi fr: X qu 1 N I 4 THE SPOKESMAN STAFF AND AGENTS Past' liorly SPOKFSMAN STAFF Seated, Left to Right: Marlene Friedman. Rosaline Stein, Geraldine Distad. joan Robinson. jack Baner. Lois Thorsell. Sylvia Kaster. Esterle Fink. Judy Writters. Dorothy Carey. Standing, Left to Right: Georgia Lewis. janet Snyder. Peggy Harrington. Rita Svien, Marshall Siegel. Shirley Snell, Marilyn Noer. Leon Combs. Bob Dreyer, Bill McCann. jean Olson. Richard Mason, Beverly jones. One more year has been added to the history of john Marshall High School and with it goes an exceptionally fine Spokesman paper and staff. The staff, under the guidance of Miss Gladys Scheiber, must be given much credit for its hard work in making our school paper one of the best. As in previous years, the Spokesman has again been honored with awards for its achievements in journalism from the American Press Association. The staff has been working under the pressure of high prices in printing and materials. but the paper has come out faithfully because of the wonderful student backing. SPOKESMAN AGENTS Row l: Claude Duke, Dorothy Miller, june Thorsell. Geraldine Distad. Arlene Benner. lNIarilyn Sebastian. Jean Prahm. Row 2: Robert McMonigal. janet Anderson. Doris Larsen. hfariorie Lundberg. lkffarjorie Thole. Mona Ahrens. Row 5: l.aDoris Foster. Bar- bara Rykken. Kay Anderson, john Zeimet. Don Wing. Harriet O'Neal. Betty Kennnealy. sam fa THE MAGISTRATE STAFF AND AGENTS , f ', L. ity. at 5 ly ? Standing. Left to Right: Mary Lou Noonan, Mona Ahrens. Bill McCann, joan Bidon, Mary Boros, Mrs. Helen Mclienney, jackie Purdie, Patricia Bergquist, Eugene Engdahl. Cameron Lewis, Sharon Stein. Lucy Morris. Phyllis Wietler- hold. Judith XVatters. Vergil Florhaug. Francine Berke, Richard Mason. Miss Merrick. Seated: Leah Tabor. Sylvia Kaster. Melvin Geary, Lois Thorsell, Loren Rothstein. Lilly Ann Freeman, Richard Weinittr, Herh Kohn, lfsterle Fink. Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Assistants V Sports Editors - Art Editor - - Assistants - Class Photographers Typists - - - THE MAGISTRATE STAFF - - Loren Rothstein - - - - - Lois Thorsell and Lilly Ann Freeman - Phyllis Viliederhold, Lucy Morris, Mona Ahrens. Sharon Stein - - - - - - - Cameron Lewis. Richard Weintar. and Francine Berke Melvin Geary - jackie Purdie and Eugene Engdahl - - - - - Vergil Florhaug and Wfilliam McCann - joan Bidon. Mary Boros. and juclith XY'atters Circulation - Leah Tabor, Patricia Bergquist. Sylvia Kaster. Mary Lou Noonan, and Jacqueline Amundson Advertising ----- Herhert Kohn and Esterle Fink Faculty Advisers ---- Mrs. Helen Mclienney, Art, Mr. Neal Brown, Businessg Miss Gertrude Merrick, Editorial. On hehalf of the staff. I would like to thank the faculty and the students who have contributed to this yearbook. We deeply appreciate the untiring efforts of our advisors. Miss Merrick. Mrs. McKenney, and Mr. Brown, who have helped to make it a success. LOREN RO-I-HSTEIN, Effffw'-in-Clvief MAGISTRATE AGENTS Row 1: Barhara Singer, Lilly Ann Freeman, Mary Boros. janet Froelich, joan Perteet. Gwen Vfeir, Frances Nelson. Row 2: Dorothy McNeal, Phyllis Wfiederhold. Sharon Stewart, Geraldine McGrath, Donald Wfilliams, Dorothy Landry. Marjorie Lundberg. Row 3: Alorton Kosoy, Frank Nitti, Betty Zachary, Mr. Brown. Fred Herr. Theresa Brown, Ken Roherts. Kerfoot, Russ ., .21 , - i ' f ci ' . f f i ' ' f ' f 4 .,- ss ff, . L i I f , f' f u ' ' t A Pnue,fFfn'li1011e I A ' I , A a Z, 1 , 1, 1 v I 1 , J THE STUDENT COUNCIL THE STUDENT COUNCIL Did you see the Minneapolis Lakers when they were here at Marshall? Yes, the great basketball team, the Lakers , was here, sponsored by the Student Council. That assembly is just one of the many activities of the council. This group, made up of two representatives and one alternate from each homeroom, is under the guidance of Mr. Ernest Goulet. The Canteen Dances are also sponsored by this group. More dances? More assemblies? What will they undertake next? Only time will tell this. They have many plans but, of course, they have to accomplish one thing at a time. The council, one of the richest clubs in school, had discussed the idea of presenting the school with a new movie projector, but the Parent Teachers' Association has taken that as their aim for this year. john Durham - - - President Phil Foley - Vice President Sylvia Kaster - Secretary Phyllis Brier - Treasurer Page Farly-lu'f1 HALL MONITORS Q Bottom Picturej Row 1: Dorothy Martin, Martha Mura- Helen Galstad, Mary Alice Foote, kami, Gloria Williams, Barbara Cartwright, Rita Sorkin, Dorothy Miller. Marjorie Lundberg, jackie Row 2: Amundson, Orville Gieser, Phyllis Wieder- hold, Janet Berg, Jack Kosoy, Kitty Hosteta ler, Catherine Fitzpatrick. Row 3: Jean Zehner, William Hoye, Ronny Wagner, Bob McCann, Morton Kosoy, Farrell Bergquist, Ken Kerfoot, Donna Lidstad, Mr. Goulet, Adviser. Row 4: Gordie Christensen, jack Vaughan, Dick Upton, Louis Zachary, Her- schel Garrctt, Bob Roth, Bob Foerster, Gene Brough. TRIARTS CLUB l The Triarts' calendar, as usual. has been a full one. A November dance, an amusement night at the Y. W. C. A.. an initiation banquet, and a senior pow-wow made the year a truly memorable one. The members of the club are very grateful to Mrs. McKenney for het excellent guidance and friendship during the year. TRIARTS CLUB Row I: Morton Kosoy. Bob McCann. Leon Silverman, Eugene lingdahl. Philip Snyder. David I.ee, john Lindetner, Melvin Geary. Gregg Martin. Dick Nattell. ylohn Logue, Mendel Blizinsky. Bob Dreyer. Row 3: Phyllis Brier. Marilyn Noer, Donald XX'heeler. Jerry Gallagher. Stewart Perry, Ralph Smith. Toni Duncanson. Harvey Barisof. Ronnie jones. Therese Mahoney. 'lack Ko-.:wy. Roxv 2: Ifthel Getzug. Beverly Hansen. Margie Herott. Joan Robin- son. Beverly Dawson. Pat Harris. Yvonne Leonard, Arlene Benner. Marlene Friedman. Bill Clark. Faye Green. Dorothy Brier. Mrs. Mc- Kenney. Adviser. Row 1: -lean Prahm. Mary Anne Peterson. Barbara Singer. Don XX illiains. 'l'reasurerg ,lackie Purdie. President: Dick Maser. Vice Presi- dent. Dick Mason. 'lack jackson. -loe Greenwald. Diane St. Sauver. TRIARTS' PLEDGIZS Row 5: Leo Lewis. Loxvell McCarthy. Russ Duncanson, Robert Culbertson, Keith Anderson. Gene Binnian. Glenn Olson. Chuck Lieftring. Mrs. Mclienney. Row 2: Loretta Brooks. Don Schechter. Beverly Gruber, Eliseo Russek. Russ Roberts. Marlene Kalis. Betty Godfrey. ,lack Gieske, Bill Hellenberg. Row li Ruth Trevino. Robert Pedersen. Marilyn Havens. Donald W'igen, Mildred Kirchner, Annette Daniels. Mary Olson. Piet' Fffflki-Ifwec' Y-TEENS, LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Y-TEENS Row 1: jean Durand, joyee Scliultek, Barbara Rykken, Vice Presidentg Betty Godfrey. Presidentg Iwlargie I-leroif, Secretaryg Nadine Anderson, 'l'reasurerg Bernadette Mahoney, Frances Nelson, Dorothy Brier. Row 2: Meredith Gehrkc, Georgia Lewis, Sue Silcox, Marlene Larson, Bfarlene Olson, Carmen Hoppe, Mary Alice Foote, Nancy Foote, Elaine Trantanella, june Trost, Gerry Carlson, Donalie Maher. Row 3: Caroline Holeman, Colleen King, Marilyn Havens, Audrey Grieinan, Catherine Fitzpatrick, Liarjorie Lundberg, Margie Letnes, Peggy Holmes, Shirley Larsen, Sue Searles, hfary Hagan. Marilyn Gehrke. Rove AI: Carol Anderson, Virginia Gale, Margie Hamm, Geraldine McGrath, Marilyn Lawron, Betty johnson, Lucille Hoeppner, Par O'Rourl4e, Marlene McLean, Audrey Gallagher, Marlene Kalis. These cheerful, energetic students assist Miss Margaret Moroney. librarian, at the various periods during the day. The Christmas party was fun. Pdgt FUI'fj-Il.0lH FRENCH CLUB, RED CROSS COUNCIL Row 4: janet Berg, Shirley Wfuellner, Reginald Comhs. Ara Boranian, Vernon Lorenzen, Eugene Eng- dahl. Philip Snyder. Marilyn Lawton. Betty Godfrey. Row 5: Marlene McGee, Flaine Heller, Guenter Cohn, liarl Paulson, Kent Hodgdon, Marlene Kalis, Dorothy Landry. james XX'anl4e, Rose Ella Clemons, Rose Lee Price. x....,,.,w,.m. M'-ww M--K.,,wMW...a . ,, Row 2: Donna Payette, Gerald Distad, Emily Clark. Owen judge, Mary Hagan, Marlene Friedman, Darlene Paquin, Don johnson, Barbara Singer. Row 1: jean Durand, Robert Pederson. Mary Thommes, janet Snyder, Secretaryg Dorine Hagen, Presi- dentg Morton Kosoy, Vice Presidentg Marlys Lester. Treasurerg Rose Holec. Rose Kohler, lXIargaret Kohler. FRENCH CLUB The French Cluh meets at least once a month. The purpose is to give the students an oppor- tunity to use French more fluently and frequently. The members learn to speak French more explicitly hy playing French games and giving French quiz shows. At each meeting, different kinds of refreshments are served. The attendance at each meeting is nearly one hundred per cent. Miss Scheiher is the faculty adviser for the clu THF RED CROSS COUNCIL The members of the Red Cross Council have carried out many helpful projects during the year. They filled forty-eight boxes for the children of Europe, decorated the Veterans' Hospital during Christmas vacation, delivered mail to the patients of Ancker Hospital, and conducted the Red Cross Drive among the Marshall students in March. Mr. Hamann is the council's adviser. Standing: joan Bidon, Barbara Devine, Marlene McGee. joan johnson. Ann May, Peggy Holmes. Margie Raport, Mr. Hamann, Shirley Snell, john Xwilliamson. Dorothy Carey, Lillian Sedum. Alice Foote, Mary Boros, Marilyn Clark. Seated: Rose Lee Price, Dorothy Hampdon. Pella Turner. Constance Hill, Ethel Gottesman, Gerald Mc- Carthy. Esterle Fink, Catherine Ann Meyer, Marilyn Thorman, Phyllis Wfiederhold. Nora Clason. Piet Fr1r!,i-fire 'P-'35 DBAMATICS , ff fgn fjffflli A LUCKY PENNY One of the highlights of our senior year was the presentation of the rollicking three act comedy, A Lucky Pennyn, written by Anne Coulter Martens. Sylvia Kaster, as Penny, who takes up modern art in spite of protests from family and friends, did a re- markably fine piece of acting. We congratulate her. Sharon Stein, as Joanna, Penny's best friend, was also convincing in her role. Other members of the cast were Bill McCann, jack Baner, Lilly Ann Freeman, Herb Kohn, Bettijoy Beach, Mona Ahrens, Rita Svien, Leah Tabor, Esterle Fink, Caryl Edstrom, Richard Weimar, Robert Mc- Carthy and Lowell McCarthy. XVe thank Miss McGowan and the entire cast for a very merry evening. We also thank Mr. john- son and his crew for their nne stage settings. Pug u Forly-,s ix STAGE FORCE Top Row: Bob Ryk- kof, Stanley Bergquist, Wayne Bierbaum, Fred Herr. Ed Donlon. Ver- gil Florhaug. Gwen Forman. Front Row: David Sotello, Robert Bovee, Farrell Bergquist. Mr. johnson, Adviser, Ar- lan Nelson, Bill Mc- Cann, Bill Flicck. I. S. PRQM, 19 Top: The Prum Committee Bottom: The Grrmcl lxlxllfll The Prom, lmelrl at the Women's City Cflub on May I-fl, l9fi8, amidst formal dress, flowers, and the soft music of Joe Bfi1lDCC,S orchestra, was really in gala affair. Mona .ihrcns and llrlvvarnl Mccabc were able C0-clmirmen. lizlqa fwfr-,sre1'w1 a . AUTQGRAPHS ZTZTZJM My f!!LWfAW5v1wZffd L AMW! . ., ' g wfyW'lf2fj!LJWZfff'!Ki Eifqogaf TUAW If 'QWMW ' ' diffffflglyflfy f, , xi QYJWWWMM iw W W WM b Page Forty .4 QW? QA 9 QYX AMP0 I NS 1946 ,x Y, 1' DU REG! O' U Qv ir DICK MASON XDICK MASERA A Qc, FOOTBALL 1948 The supercharged Greyhounds rolled up and down the familiar Central Stadium turf for five con- ference victories and a share of their first football championship. Sporting a devastating aerial display, the Hounds racked up 111 points against only 39 for their opponents as they trisected the crown with Mechanic Arts and the story book team from johnson. Nick Combs garnered his second all-city berth as he waltzed into the end zone nine times and added five conversions for a total of 59 points, more than half of the Marshall sum, to run away with the leagues individual scoring honors. Tub McCarthy shifted his shapely hips through the oppos- ing lines for much valuable yardage, His passes were constantly connecting for needed first downs and six- pointers. Lloyd Kasal rounded out the all-city triumvirate as he proved to be the immovable object in Marshall's for- ward wall. His bolo-like tackles discouraged many opposing ball-carriers from trying Marshall's middle. Lowell McCarthy was the spark of the team as he navigated the offensive surge of the mechanized Moynaghmen. The only pass completed all season by Norm Green, flashy Wash- ington halfback, gave the Presidents a 12-12 tie with the Hounds. Combs and Kasal scored the Marshall touchdowns on passes by the McCarthy brothers. Tub and Spark played pitch-and-toss with Combs, Marshall points, as they shut out Monroe, 20-0. Marshall ......,, Marshall ...,..., Marshall ...,..,, Marshall ......,, Marshall ...,,... Marshall ........ Marshall ........ Marshall ........ Page Fifty FOOTBALL, 1948 SCORES fPre-confer 20 6 7 14 33 19 Murray ,,....., ence gamej Washingtcmn Monroe .,...... Mechanics johnson Wilson ,... Harding .,..... Central .,...... who scored all the 0 12 0 13 0 7 7 CDUR CHAMPS I I a 3 Q s COACH ROLLIE MOYNAGH The Hound line came through with the blue chips stacked high against Mechanics. The 6-O score came as a result of Marv Reed's two- yard plunge into paydirt. Ends Combs and Sterling Owens each made fine de- fensive plays to stave off the final Trainer threat. Johnson took advantage of Lady Luck and brittle Marshall fingers as they decisioned our gridders, 13-7. Three Hound pass-receivers dropped potential touchdown tosses. T Marshall beat Wilson in a game that amounted to a junior Snow Bowl, 14-O. The plays that proved the most effective for the Greyhounds were the f1ve passes that Tubby McCarthy intercepted from the Red- men's Jerry Boldt. Sportswriter Don Riley had to remove his shoes to add up the Marshall score against Harding as the Hounds stepped on the pebble-puppies, 33-7. Combs knocked off 19 points to clinch his scoring title. Although the Greyhounds failed to stop jack Rock, Central's bullet, they did clinch the title-tie by outcharging the Minute- men, 19-7. Ray Landry scored two of the Marshall tallies on a run off left end and an interception of a Central pass followed by a dazzling 68-yard piece of broken field running by Combs. Mechanics drew the vote to represent the Saints in the Twin-City game with Minneapolis West. The gallant Trainers outfought the Cowboys but lost, 6-0. Left Panel, Qtop to bottomj: Louis Zachary, Ray Landry, Ronnie Wagner, Leon Combs, Marvin Reed, Don Peterson. Right Panel: jack Picha, Lloyd Kasal, Tubby McCarthy, Herschel Garrett, Sparky McCarthy, Bernie Ward. Page Fifly-one Page FOOTBALL A SQUAD Top Row: Mr. Moynagh, Coach, Morton Kosoy, Sterling Owens, Bernard Ward, Don Har- rington, Phil Foley, jack Stadel, john McRoberts, Paul Gnos, Bob Roth, Russell Roberts. Row 2: Richard Donovan, George Buechler, Don Peterson, Lou Zachary, Ben Zachary, Herschel Garrett, Dale Berger, Bob Smith, Leo Lewis, john Kelly, Roland Carson, Mr. Rossini. Row 1: Dick Maser, Gordon Christensen, Mar- vin Reed, Ronnie Wagner, Leon Combs, Tubby McCarthy, Lloyd Kasal, jack Picha, Sparky Mc- Carthy, Ray Landry, Bill McCann. Fifzy-Iwo B SQUAD Top Row: john Logue, Tom Findley, Frank Nitti, Donald Vfing, Stanley Bergquist, Percy Parker, Bob Schepp, Tom Sawyer, Roland LaClair. Row 3: Bob Burke, Manager, jack Kennedy. Vlfarren Nentwig. David Sotello. Gerry Christen- son, Myron Reed, Wfalter McFarland, john Furey, james Carney. Row 2: Charles St, Martin, Richard Peterson, Gerry Gallagher, David Rogers, Tom Osberg, Bill Moynaugh. Tom Eddy, Jack Tozier, Harold Lock- wood. Row 1: Mr. Hamann, George Freeze, Robert Robinson, Frank Kusumi, Neil St. Peter, Ralph Smith, Horace Collins. Charles Beckler. Wm? -f ues.. Ti', r-he 9 -,N 6:-6, ' nik? HOCKEY Row 2: Ken Hamann, Coach, Bob McCann, Ken Martin, Ronny Wagner, Myron Reed, Mickey Lee, Chuck Beckler, Glenn Olson, Ralph Smith, Dick Donovan, Bob Smith. Row 1: Ted Freeze, Buzz McCann, john Kelly, Bob Dreyer. Co-Captain, Frank Nitti, Gene Nasseff. Dick Maser. Co-Captaing George Buechler. The Marshall hockey team came up with a mild surprise for the fans this year. It just missed the playoffs, winding up with a 4-5 record for the season. The pucksters entered almost every game as the underdog, and their improvement shows that hockey is becoming a major sport at St. Paul's smallest high school. The Hounds beat Mechanics 2-0, Monroe 4-1, Washington 4-1, and Wilson 2-1. They fell before Johnson 6-3, Harding 8-0, Humboldt 7-1, Central 5-2, and Murray 4-2. 50-W johnson, Harding, Humboldt, and Murray were the powers of the league. Page Fifzy-three Page Fifty -four BASKETBALL CONFERENCE GAMES Marshall ,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,Y, 3 l Humboldt .,.,..,,,A,, ...... Marshall ....,.. Y,.... V 43 Mechanic Arts .,..,., ...... Marshall ,..... 53 Wilson ....,.V......... ...... Marshall ,...,. 2-i Monroe ...... ...... Marshall ,..,,. -44 hlurray ,,.... ,.,,, . Marshall ,..... 35 johnson ....,,, YY,,.. Marshall .,,... 21 Washington ..,,, Y..,.. Marshall ,,.... 35 Central ,,.,Y,V.,, ...... Marshall t,,... 50 Harding ..... ....... PLAYOFFS Marshall ..,,,. -11 Wilson .,,,.. ,...,. Marshall 29 Humboldt ,..... Marshall ,,,,.... v,,,,V - 41 Washington .,Y,. ,.VVV. Top Row, flcft to rightjz Tuhhy McCarthy LL-on Combs Middle Row: Leo Lewis. -lim Kramer Bottom Row: Lloyd Kasal. Phil Foley, Herschel Garrett BASKETBALL The 1948-49 edition of Marshalls cagers fought long and hard throughout the season but was unable to over- come its worst enemy, inconsistency. The Hounds at times looked and played like champions and with a gentle ges- ture from Lady Luck, they might have been champions. Marshall fared none too well at the hands of Hum- boldt in the season opener as they lost, 40-31. It was a case of too much jim Fritsche as the big fellow poured in COACH HANZEL 17 points to lead the Indians to victory. The basketeers then out-fought Mechanics to eke out a triumph, 43-41. Wilson was the next victim as the Hounds scorched the cords to hand the Redmen a 53-38 defeat. Marshall took a licking from Monroe, 39-24, as the Hounds were as hot as a popsicle. Coach Hanzel's athletes caught a second wind to rake in two more triumphs. The Hounds outplayed Murray, 44-34, and knocked off Johnson, 43-30. The night that Wglshington and Marshall met at Hamline found both teams failing to become accustomed to the change of floors. The Presidents outlasted the Hounds, 27-21. In one of the better games of the year Marshall tripped Central, 35-31. Hard- ing donated the sixth victory to the Hounds in the conference Hnale. The Maroons were driven into the floor, 50-26. The Hounds wound up in fourth place with a 6-3 record. Marshall eased by Wilson, 41-39, in their first playoff ga-me. The hoopsters lost a heart- breaker to our old nemesis, Humboldt, 33-29, in an overtime. The sharpshooters from Wasliing- ton won the consolation title by whipping the Hounds, 45-41. Bob McCarthy was a representative from Marshall on the second-string all-city team and Nick Combs ended up as the Hounds' leading scorer with a 9.3 average. Lloyd Kasal, jim Kramer, Phil Foley, Herschel Garrett, and Leo Lewis were steady performers for the Hounds and could always be depended upon. Page Fifly-fire BASKETBALL M., A SQUAD Row 2: Bob Roth, Lefty Ferall, Gerald McCarthy, Dick Narrell, Don Wing, Mr. Rossini, Assistant Coachg jack Stadel, Mr, Hanzel, Coach, Russell Rob- erts, Leo Lewis, Ray Landry, Manager. Row 1: Phil Foley, Herschel Garrett, Nick Combs, jim Kramer, Lloyd Kasal, Tubby McCarthy, Dick Upton, Stewart Perry, Robert Robinson. Page Fifiy-.fix P View rs SQUAD Row 2: Donald johnson, Reginald Combs, john Furey, Mr. Rossini, Coachg Howard Hunt, Gordon Cwutzman, Dave Rogers, Chester Vorspan. Row 1: James Schoen, Ronald LaClair, Horace Collins, Percy Parker, Nvalter McFarland, Farrell Bergquist, Bob Burke, Harold Calof. 4' CROSS COUNTRY, SWIMMING SXVIMMING TEAM The 1918-'19 swimming team was the finest aggrega- tion of swimmers Marshall has ever had, Captained hy 'lim Magistad and Dick Weiinzir, Marshall fought through the strongest conference in St. Paul for ten years to linish in second place. Led by Ken Kerfoot and lim Magistad, second and third places in the 100-yard hackstroke, and Dick Pedley, second place in the 220-yard free style, the rankmen placed for twenty-three points in the city meet. Both the Medley Relay team Qlierfoot, Burch, and Pedleyj and the Free Style Relay team Qlfddy, Drexel, Magistad, and Weimarj took third place in the city. As Dick Wfeimar and Jim Magistad are the Only swimmers not returning, Marshall should be in line to take the city championship next year. CROSS COl ' NTRY Rim 2: Harold Clalof. Bill McCann. john XX'illiamson, K. l.. Hamann Coachg Bill Sandercock, Donald Graf. Rmx 1: Owen judge, Ronald lfngen, Buzz McCann, Russ Duncanson, Cap, tain: Don Cfaullield, Tom Duncanson. SXYIMMINU TEAM Rim' 2: Stanley lil'.ll1clL'I'1lWLll'Q. Ken Kerfiiot, Richard XX-'eirnaig Co-Captaing Sam Stinson, liill Harris. Mr. lfttingeix Roxy 1: Ronald Hodgdon, Dick Ped- ley, 'lim Drexl, Tom lfddy, Tom l.aurh, Kent Hodgdon. jim Magistad. Clo-Captain, not sliown. l CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD Led by Russell Duncanson, Buzzy Mc- Cann, Don Caulfield, and Bill Sandercock. Marshall's small but hard working cross country squad ended the season in fifth place. Witli many experienced runners re- turning, the Marshall cross country squad should hit a new high. Pact Fijilj'-.rciwz Marshalls youthful track team had a fairly successful season although able to place only four men in the city finals. These four received enough points to take fifth place in the city. Dashing Ray Landry and Nick Combs placed highest for Marshall. Landry took hrst place in the 100-yard dash and Combs took first place in the broad jump. Ben Zachary TRACK Top Row, fleft to rightli Percy Parker. Geo. Buechler, Frank Thompson, John Williaiiii- son, jerry Farrell, Ray Landry, Stanley XX'illiams. Row 2: Bob McCann. Sylvan Zimmerman. Billy Robinson, Moses Knott. john Kelly, Don Graf, Mr. Hamann, Coach. Row 1: Kent Hodgdon, Harold McCann, Bert Getzug, Leo Lewis, Russell Roberts, Don Wfilliams, XY'illiam McCann, Manager. and Burt Getzug rounded out Marshalls con- tingent in the finals. Zachary placed fifth in the discus and Getzug fifth in the mile. Losing only one runner by way of gradua- tion and an experienced team returning, Mar- shall seems headed for a brilliant year in 1949. lt may be Marshalls year to I6-CEIPILIIC the city championship. PIQL Ifllg 6'flQbl Left to Right, Top Row: George Buechlcr Ray Landry Percy Parker Don Graf Row 2: john Kelly Burt Getzug Leo Lewis Russell Roberts Row l: Buzzy lNfcCann Bob McCann Frank Thompson Kent Hodgdon Coach Rollie Moynagh fielded a 1948 team of juniors and sophomores as he looked forward ro the '49 season, which will show a squad of seven or eight seniors. The 2-7 record of the '48 edition, although not impressive, shows that the Hounds lost four close games to run their string of one-run losses to ten for the past three years. In the opener against Murray, the Hounds held a 1-O lead in the fourth inning, but the Pilots turned loose their left-handed power and won, 6-1. Little Rollie Carson hurled Eve beautiful in- nings against Monroe, but the Greenies exploded in the sixth to win, 4-3. jim Kramer collected a double and a single for the Hounds. Harding walloped the Greyhounds, 8-1, as they laced out nine hits. Cam Lewis garnered two singles for the Hounds. Marshall beat Humboldt on Lewis' three-hitter, 5-5. Tub McCarthy led the 11-hit Hound attack BASEBALL l948 Moynagh, Coach. thy: with three blows while Sparky McCarthy, jerry Kennealy and Lloyd Kasal added two apiece. Central won a pitching duel from the Mar- shallites, 3-1. Tub McCarthy stroked out a dou- ble and a single. Marshall dumped Mechanics, 4-3, as Tubby continued his hitting streak with two more singles. In a slugfest johnson rallied from an 8-0 def- icit to win, 11-9. Spark McCarthy collected three hits while Carson, Lewis, and Kasal each came up with two. Washington knocked off five cheap runs in the fourth inning off Pitcher Tub McCarthy to eke out a 5-4 victory and take the championship. Frank Kusumi laced out two singles to pace the Greyhounds. Wilson won the finale, 8-0, although Kasal banged three hits and Tubby two for Marshall. Top Row: Lloyd Don W. Tuhby Stewart Tex Bottom Row: Sparky Marty Cam jim Dick Page Fifzy-nine Back Row: Stewart Goldberg, jim Kramer, Herschel Garrett, Cameron Lewis. Jack Picha, Rich- ard Weimar, Gwen Forman, Mr. Front Row: Roland Carson. Tabby McCarthy, Gene Nas- seff, Don Wfeiss, Lloyd Kasal. Frank Kusumi. Sparky McCar- BGYS' CLUB - GIRLS' M CLUB BOYS' M CLUB Row 1: K. Martin, R. Donovan, F. Kusumi fSccrctiiryj, R. Carson, j. Kelly, R. Smith 1Vicc Prcsitlcntj. J. Piclm, N. St. Peter, R. Roberts, M. Recd. W, Cliirk, D. Maison. K. Hotlgtlon. Row 3: S. Owens, D. Pedley. T. Milmlcrfcltl, R. Vifiigiicr, H. McCann, P. Gnos, D. Pctcrson, B. McCann. L. Liisman, H. Collins. K. Kerfoot, R. Duncunsun, L. Lewis, Mr. Moynnglu, Atlvisur. Row 5: J. Burner, D. Mascr QTregisurcrj, R. Landry, B. Hiirris, B. Flicclc, B. Roth. N. Combs QPrcsitlcntj, G. Christensen, V. Florhaug, D. Graf. li. McCabe, G. Busclilcr. B. McCann. M. Kosny. Row -1, QTopJ: D. Nattcll. S. McCarthy. R. Wciiiinr, D. Harrington, B. Smith. l.. Ki1s.1l, P. Foley, L. Ziicluiry, J. Kramer. H. Garrett. C. Lewis, B, Zachary. j. Stutlcl, j. McRobsrts, B. XX'.1rtl, B. McCi1i'tl1y, B. Dreycr. llve enjoyed your Sf. Pa1rifk'.r Day d.l'.ff?lllblJ'. LUJKY, Pug u Sixty GIRLS' M CLUB Top Row: Lucy Morris, Joan Perfect, Kitty Hostctlcr, -loam Robinson, Patricia Bcrgquist. Betty Znclmiy. Front Row: Emily Clark. jean Pruliin. Lilly Ann Frccmim, Patricia Krogstutl, Lciili Tabor. Diary Lou Noonan. ' G. A. A. Row -li M. Wfilliams. B. Coulouris. Y. Crushshon. B. jones. TNI. McLean. C. Fitzpatrick, R. Clemons. P. O'Rourke. B. Pipes. H. O'Neal, -I. Boyd. E. Dux, A. Gallagher, G. McGrath. M. Anderson. BI. Thurman. A. Daniels. 5: K. Hostetler. M. Clark, M. Murakami. C. Hoppe. S. Searles. M. Hagan. l.. johnson. A. Grieman. O. Hunt, M. Letnes. E. Gitlin. M. Noonan. B, Blumstein. rl. Staples. S. 2: C. Wrttts. B, Mahoney. S. Steinman. V. Gale, nl. Trost, M. McGee. D. McNeal. B. XX'hecler. A. Atkins. C. Hill. C. XY'illiams. G. XX illian1s. O. johnson, J. Duncansun. 1: T. Haskins. F. Nelson. B. Petty. G. Lewis. R. Hartigan. Clark. P. Krogstad. 3 L. Freeman. President: Mrs. Kobh. L. Morris. Vice Presidentg B. Zachary. Secretaryg Row B. Hunt. Silcox. B. Magistad. Row Vl. Perteet. F. Green, H. Galstad. Row Treasurer S. Stein. D. Payette, C. Balduc. P. Turner. my SBK Mrs. Kohb and it group of G.A.A.'s plan some future activities. 7551? The Girls' Athletic Association of Mar- shall is under the direction of Mrs. Dosia Kobb. Some of the leading activities are basketball, volleyball, and baseball. A ping pong table was added to the equip- ment this year. A bowling club was started this year and will become a per- manent activity. Hiking, bicycle riding, and skating also provided entertainment during the year. Anyone interested in having fun and making friends is en- couraged to join. Page Sixly-one OUR CHEERLEADERS ,,-415' Pug c' Sixlvm -lr M--A--R--S--H--A--L--L Back Row, fTop Picrurcj: Pat Bcrgquist, Ethel Gctzug, Gwen Forman, Emily Clark, june Tlmrscll Front Row: Dun Devine, jenn Pralim. Kitty Hustctlcr, Jthlll Robinson, Don W'illii1ma. Lower Picture, Luft Siile: Right Side: Don Devine Gwen Furman joan Rivhinswn U n Ethel Gctzug june Thursell PM BC1'H4lUl5f KWH' HUSICYM' jenn Prahm Emily Clark Dun NVilli1ims ? OUR FIRST GRADUATES CLASS OP 1940 What occupations have our first graduates been following? The list is interesting and varied but by no means complete. Doctor: Scott Kramer is a practicing physician in St. Louis. Robert Palmer is a senior at Macalester and will enter medical college at Rochester, N. Y., in September. Lawyer: Lawrence W'illiams is a graduate of law school and is now employed in the Judge Advocate General's Office in Wasliington, D. C. Nurse: Maxine Johnson and Marjorie Goddard are graduate nurses. Grocer. Eddie Firestone owns and runs a grocery store at Grand and Chatsworth, Commercial Artist: Richard Heyne, first art editor of the iwagirtmte. is now on the advertising staff of the Emporium. Engineers: Roger Carlson, John Engdahl fMinneapolis Honeywellj, Alexander Klenck Qchemist at Swift's, South St. Paulj, and Donald Church, valedictorian of his class, fgovern- ment position in Washington, D. CJ, are all graduates of the University of Minnesota. James Lund and John Dolan are also engineering students. Priest: Don Schnitzius was ordained in June, 19-18, and is now assistant pastor at St. Helena's Church in Minneapolis. Teachers: Edgar Braun, first senior class president, is a teacher and coach at Cokato, Minnesota. Lois Burt, first editor-in-chief of the Magirmzfe, taught at the University High School until her recent marriage to Dr. Anderson of Minneapolis. Salesmen: Robert Kuhlwein, Jack Vokoun ftelevision setsj, Bernard Epstein finsurancej, and Benjamin Miller fGolden Rulej. Office Clerks: Jean Nelson tDepartment of Educationj, Kenneth Stokes and Ian Innes fPost Ofticej, Maxine Peterson tMontgomery Ward'sj, Frieda Perlman and Muriel Bernick Uewish Centerj, Shirley Randall fFirst National Bankj, Doris Orr and Jessie McBeath fNorthwest Airlinesj, Phyllistine Woods fState Office Buildingj, and Moses Wallace QV. AJ. Housewives: Bernice Berg fMilwaukeeJ, Edith Berkovitz fLos Angelesj, Adeline Kramer fCaliforniaJ, Goldie Marell fNew Yorkj, Beverly Weiss fNew Yorkj, Sylvia Teener fW3Sl1- ington, D. C.J, Marian Schwartz fPhiladelphiaJ, Dorothy Schuck fLos Angelesj, Olive Sidwell fMontanaJ, Jeanne Evans fLos Angelesj, Jeannette Kristal Uoliet, Illinoisl, Eliza- beth Sell fTexasJ, Cleo Abbott, Edythe Bernarh fmarried Joe Schwartzj, Jacqueline Copp, Yolanda Coram, Helen Coulouris lMrs. Courteau, North St. Paulj, Mary Anne Faragher, Dorothy Rogers fmarried Jerome Gallj, Lorraine Hentges, Patricia Johnson Cmarried Wallace Hitzemanj, Madge Hoffman llives in the Westj, Grace Innes, Elaine Lange, Patricia Mc- Corison, Pauline McCorison, Lucee Lessen lmarried Marvin Schloffj, Mary Loney, Norma Williams fmarried Merle Collinsj, Dawn Kight fmarried Gordon YoungrenJ, Winifred St. Martin, Sylvia Skadron fMrs. Tatkinj, Anita Roiblatt tMrs. Ralph Marxj, Jeanne Petschauer, Esther Nemer, Lauretta Newcombe fMrs. Thomas Cochranej, Belle O'Rourke, Estelle Goldberg, and Katherine Slattery. Miscellaneous Occupations: Odessa McAdams, hair stylist: Charlotte Kogen, fur buyer: William Dougherty, night club owner: Arthur Cote, filling station owner fliorest Lakej: Ben Draxten, milkman: Don Nicholson, army: George Wise, Air Corps in England: Russell Jettenberg, Air Corps fWold Chamberlainjg Agnes Anfang, theater manager until her recent marriage: and Saul Marell, manufacturer in New Jersey. Norman Vinitsky runs a bakery at Selby and Dale: Eugene Herman is employed at the Martin Baking Company: and Don Smith works at the Purity Baking Company. Four members of this class gave their lives in World War II: Sol Feldman fsalutatorianj, Allan Garlick, Robert Maushammer, and William Mulligan. Page Sixty-three Q I .,,,,,..,, ---.., 9 DI s ..4.., X A ,lf lff ff f XX If If ,f XQX K ' sf ,Q P lx -ge! 3'L l 5, fi LD lea e E eg ff H2-mf Q xx Tx' 'x ' ,, W Y., 17 7 XI XJ w V Xi - ' ix. , ,,iZgfii,,,f5yf v-.V xg! ' ,f. Q,i, ,A - ' , ,..,. ...,., X , ..,,,...,.,.,,A 5 ,il 7 s 'J' muh' rffr , -X , 'l li .f S551 2 gvllliiii: ji Our fdThers buill Their Blldrs here, sf' 1 2- Lx Th-ei, called or, Goa im- worhlo ues, 51 jile hnhlh vdlldnl' hecnl drpcl soqq of cheer, All Theq fdced The loryelq wilderness. XXX' N ss e ' , ,.,,',, f ..AV hi hamh dxe and plow Theq buill Their home, Ng, ,K -, , Mlith Church and School Theq huil1TheSTaTe, is The wedlih of for-esl' drgd of lodrq Q MQ' 5 ,LX ,f Combined To mdKe Their ldbors qredl. , , '-5415 a1Q:1'l 'lll'l' ' ' ' sf, We venerdlelhelr' hdrdihoocl, f ' - -f-'-'H -, i f 7 The dreams Theqhdilhe worlx Them., wrauqhh ' f' Z X N s -4'9!fif l'low forinTeqriTq lheq sToocl , , - For serglimerplaqd noble lhouqhl. x A Je, iii fl, , . ' , : C 1 ef? Theq builT far beller lhdn lheq knew , Xw' V1 Amid Their loryeliqess dqd fedr, , - ' -- A cerffur now brinqs iq view iff'- - Q flu i r fi ' 5 -1. Ll . rf l l N fi Z3 1 fl The sldlure of The ploneen r 9 ,fi i F5i?e'9l , 5 Q- 'l Ar, weflhe children of' Toddq, , , nasal- . 1 f sf L f- ii - - - f- P - , . e,- -1 s El? ,,,: . ParTaKe of This rich hernluqeg 5-if A X, v , 4-gf gli?-fQ,g So leT us sTrive lhe debl le pdq ' iw i -' 6y'j 15gL,,a W ,,4 . Bq qredler deeds on l-luslorqs paqe. A Q 9 i if Beside The dllore 0f l'l1e pdsl' v if, We rduse new shr-n7es,dqd consecraTe If-gig xl x' 5 Ourselves, while Tl-uih dncl vi:-Tue ldsl 4 ff ily sg 2 ie, l To serve The welfare of'l'l1e STQTe. , I' if ' Hleefb, 1fflQ'3L5i.ffYFif,2Q' ZCCE wr rm My Rfpflfzfed from lbw Sf, Prim' Piwzeer Pfe.l1f. -HH-M1-'ilu-Im-In-H-I -4.-gig1.gq.-nigg-5.1--.4q1q.1q1gg..gq-1.4-4.qg1q1g-q1q.-gg-qg1u1q-gig.-.5145 1p.1nill.-gg.-pg.-.gig-g.1gg1.qigg.1..i1.14:-13:1pn-I..-..1'g,1.g.-.g.1q-q-p.1n-ul1n.1..i,,.-u-uininn.-un1u-nl:-m + - Congratulations, Seniors, irom the OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS MQ TO THE CLASS OF 'Cab I, lg , 41. I 1949 72 O2 I iff Z-2-flnhkx-Lf fax Raw q AME-f4Qf6-QQ ,jg Sm MM HCR MII If I I Q07-24 W 518 - zo MIDLAND BUILDmG f GARFIELD 1740 Aff --q- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I it I I I 1 I I 1 I M J IWW? I I I HI' Page Sixly-fir ,, -- N . i I ' A N if 'Pt ff PM F ll ' x - ---?-dp --ggy- 'ij--.- --1uT..1n 1-5--u1p: ui: :: uinzfn--ne -in - n rf ni., .gp ill J if M f ll cv ' 0 f 1 Wie, t u rsig d seniors, Wish to express our appreciatio Aj ' n g atit de for t Wonderful friendships attained here and t r ' pil 2 e untiring efforts of the faculty. My U Mi? Ml gg f t 3 PN Herb Kohn Sharon Stein Bettijoy Beach U! I 01' Esterle Fink Ierry Searles Phyllis Wiederhold Barbara Cartwright Sylvia Kaster Kathleen Arnold g Beverly Iones Lilly Ann Freeman Patricia Blockey i lack Baner Loren Rothstein Mary Boros Iean Qlson Peggy Harrington Rosaline Stein 2 Torn Manderfield Iohn Durham Marshall Siegal i Iackie Purdie Iohn Edward Picha Sally Meckler Bernie Ward Lucy Morris Ara Boranian E lack Vaughan Patricia Bergguist Bose Marie Fish l , ' 1 ' , I : 01' . 2 fp 4 lj f 1 5 ' : 3 N, fkff fi 791' 2 ! F -x f 'J : ff ! - 'CJ g 'F , sine 1897 Q, 474 ly 11, a 3 Q - M F ff ff as 6 f r 1 , , 'fc ' fr - - ,Q J if sl 7 F1 Cla R , An uncements, Awe: sf 4, ' ' 5 ff, I f , I X i if -X l . F F1117 i . ' L f i if : Re nt . A. Pete son f 'fe : f W l e r -C'L4,f', 1, l I 1 ' , if Q L BY ER ARCADE ' NNEA Is, MINNESOTA i I i T l NEVA 3950 ' i l l illillilliIlll lil.lllllllllilllllllillillillillillillillillillililIlllillillillill7.Ilflill?l 1l+ Page Sixlg'-.wx 1:--u n--lu n-1n1n-u1r T- r T UQ1- I-7:-7 1- -A - nm . :n-n1n1n Congratulations tO the Graduating Class Kent Street -..-..44i.0fJi4f'M ffrvl!-ffyjcy yl I I I ML f MP fWf?f. WE THANK YOU FOR 5 YOUR PATRONAGE X Conservatory f y f ,fy tl if? ff f l I 1 I SUPPLY STORE evo I M nj 0 , UV if my fl f J 61' tlflwf S 160 Kent jr i Jjxjllale 1610 QE, A THE STUDENT COUNCIL DICK TE, mp, BEST After H1gh School . . . ENTER THE RASMUSSEN SCHOOL WISHES Study under ideal conditions and expert busi- TO ness teachers. Select students. Individual prog- ss. B st I qu'pment. Co rses from a few :onths 3 tvjo 3ea:s. Actual practice in elemen- tary and advanced accounting, commercial and professional secretarial training. shorthand. typewriting. business law. salesmanship. busi- ness organization. penmanship, office machines, civil service, etc. Free employment service. . No solicitors employed: central location, t 49th year RUG ' CARPET Wlfzzzllfio and S l M 63 East Fifth Street, t. Pau, innesota Near Cedar CEdar 5333 GEORGE MASER EL. 7082 PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL uv-:r :I :sz-an-uniaxial-Quin :u : fain:-an :u 3111 ul-.1 1 1 ... 1 ..- - 4'- : 1:13 nzzizl I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I' Page S1,x'f1-Tez'e11 1.1gg1n1q1pp1l:1ll1ll1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1qg1ll1.p1-l1..1 1 1 1........-n-1n1u--n-0-u1u1 Fluorescent Electrical Supply Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Compliments of LIGHTING FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES Complete Electrical Service F I N K I S F 0 C D Phone DAle 7122 M A R K E T 688 Selby Ave. St. Paul 4, Minn. Compliments of I KNOWLAN S Robinson's Men's Store Outfitters for Men and Boys 7TH AT IACKSON ST. PAUL, MINN. Iohn L. Lewis. Manager SUPER MARKET Quality Foods - Lowest Prices 677 HAGUE AVE. AT ST. ALBANS DA1e 6557 PENT'S FASHION CIRCLE 040 SELBY AVENUE Phone: DA. 8168 Featuring Nationally Advertised Brands oi Smart Apparel and Accessories for Women and Iuniors Compliments of R O G E R S Iewe1ers The House oi Perfect Diamonds CEdar 6767 416 Wabasha St., St. Paul 2, Minn. Chatsworth Food Ma k t 978 GRAND AVENUIE Ie DA1e 0810 T H Q R S E L L Welfhve' MORTUARY Complete Line of Frozen 0 Foods . 103 WEST 10TH STREET Operated by Former Marshall Students 1nn1-l1lu1nq- -u1n---u--n-.cz V --:: ED and HY FIRESTONE Sixly- vigbt 3-121,14 1.1131 -qgigig1g.-.gg -- 21- - - --113 --1 -. - min: u--u...:: mir: n..nuiniu1n1::i::isc' Q- glnfucf ' W W Y' pg-pig.-gg.-.g.-n...,.....1 .. 1 1,-Tin'- Congratulations to the Graduating Class Compliments of Smohak S Confectionery i U I U I 5 The Students Dell Raport s Meat Market I Directly across from Marshall High School 934 SELBY AVE- D ALE 3217 95 N. Grotto I l MAIESTIC DRUG CO. L. FIELDS, R. Ph. B18 Rondo St. St. Paul, Minn. Phone DA. 2244 ZACHMAN BROS. Cut Flowers - Floral Designs ART HAYNES SIN CLAIR SERVICE i Battery and Tire Service Oils and Lubrication SELBY AT ST. ALBANS MARTIN'S T EXPERT SHOE REPAIR 778 Grand Ave. 5 l 1247 Grand Ave., St. Paul 5, Minnesota Service, Quality, Satisfaction L Compliments QI PHOTOGRAPHS AND JEWELRY I BALDINGER BAKERY BREAD - ROLLS - CAKES We appreciate the patronage you have given us L GEM IEWELERS 2 FOI' Weddings, Birthdays, Parties 415 CEDAR T ELkl'1l1Sf 2379 369 CCII'l'Oll AVG- IOSEPH PASE, Photographer and Ieweler I l Compliments of A 1 GOPHER RECREATION Comphmems Ol I 613112 SELBY AVENUE I Recreation Is a Necessity KATZ PLUMBING AND Q Not a Luxury HEATING CO. fOver 18 Pleasel I Compliments of Kieffers Thrifty Apparel Shop SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Phone DA. 1830 GOPHER BAKE SHOP I Compliments of 629 Selby Ave. SI. Paul, Mum. DALE FOOD MARKET . I E. O, Seldenkranz Al Scapanski Compliments of 182 NO. DALE DALE 9378 DALE - FAUST i Quality Groceries Quality Meats FRUITS AND VEGETABLES I Store-Phone: DA. 0097 After Hours-Residence: DA. 1556 ROSEN PLUMBING 6 HEATING SUPPLY I Complete Line Plumbing - Heating Engineers - Supplies and Hardware Phil Rosen, Prop. and Notary 685 SELBY AVENUE -q1q1..1.....,,1q1,,...-U1..-.......1..1..1'1uu1nu.-qn1n-.IB1 inn-.np-n....n1ll-.n......-.I-..g1..1.,1..1n.-.gl-...in-.I I ST. PAUL 4, MINNESOTA -I3 Page Sixiy-nine . ,j if g 10QI?nl-1ll-1W1n--l0-1ll1-IlTll1u:Lllill-ll--lll::f-:: . ::, Ili.. it W - ::,,,,, u In ll u n 11.11 t We Call for and Deliger 1 Your Friends at t B E N M Y Ef S J MOLLIE' DELICATESSEN A Better Cllgiifgagt ingot iring The Place Wy ,the Friendly Atmosphere i Pnene: EL. 1324 . S. EL. 13247 WE DELIVER i 329 Dale st? 1. 1 . Minn: ess sltyny Avenue ELkhnfet 1084 l lf A U t 1 T OHING - PRESSI ,, or Any Drainage Problem a cking Umdies nt ents It 1 gf I U EL CL ANERS tf SERVICE Co. : DALE BEET lf Call A 2814 At 7 Corners l V E I 1 7 - N SHADE O- ,SW PHARMACY AN1ndo Sh d s-haven t n Blinds Prescription Druggtst 041 t mai nh St 537 ji tj sa Selby. Cen vietenn. sf. Pnnl t tt en ornersl - It I Phone DA. t x lt -17 ' Corli iments off! THE TYRE SHOP l . 740 Grand Ave. at Grotto, St. Paul, Minn. if DAle 7854 678 RONDO tk Hours-8:00 A. M. - 7:30 P. M. 5 Sundays-9:00 A. M. - 2:00 P. M. MOTOR TUNE UP ' BRAKE SERVICE T For Over 50 Years t R A M A L E Y C Q- Compliments of me j Caterers MUSIC DEPARTMENT Q B66 Grand Ave. St. Paul 5. Minn. 1 l HARWELL GROCERY t Compliments of t IOS- GE-I-ZUG FUR CO. Groceries and Coniections 38 50, DALE STREET 99 North Dale Street St. Paul, Minn. Phone Dale 9762 B' O Y I S Best Wishes from the M 0 T 0 R 5 E R V 1 C E Marshall High School Q GAS AND ELECTRIC WELDING Dramatic Department 774 Selby Avenue Dale 9827 4.-..-..-..-,..-..-..-...-.....-..i. e Jena. . .-.. ..... . . .... ..-..-,,..,, lizge 5:1 e may f . ' u '- K' . Q , , , Z Q :,LQ0na -' ,nf XJ Q,-Isa'-ag, tm , my Qililillillill--lr-Il-I0--I I' nill1n1ll1-u-II-n--ll1lu1n-ll-n1ls-ln1n1n1n--1 V A f 1 . , , , ., , f A . J f' MW if fi' Q,.,AfL,, R11 ' fn .1 fk- I A ,Y Q 1 . 1 . 1. L, few' -Vs as 'LMI fQ 'Q . , '1-'K,..fS-ff.,-. -f 'A'f'MQ. t 'l 't P' 'lladlo Electronlcs Tra1n1ng 1n: Q, - l is A ' ' ' . , C - , ' sbs.. fwiq, , J ,Q - t,,....BSs Yisssflflb-f-n we-A XJ f - s L 'J Q M X- 'ig Q J, faj , Cc Q, '-' SJ- f-4 Radio-.Cemmu ' if f1+.f.f-cff,-L- Fd .A , ' i Rf, . PM and I . T 2 -A, ' ' ' H YQ- ,mo ' , l Q ' rv VC5rci1ETutf:lt2es L U 1' . 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Meet at When vision lalters, personal efficiency ebbs i Q I and lite loses its zest. consult an authorized eye 5 Q Rene s Restaurants dom- Q Q : DOWNTOWN Let Us Design and Make Your Glasses I 435 ST. PETER GF.. 6886 Q Roddy-Kuhl-Ackerman Q Q UPTOWN Dispensing Opticians ' 517 SELBY AVE- DA- 6901 zs west 6th st. cs. 5757 fi'-ll-ll-I-1--vf:-ff:n-u--I ll-lr iiiriliauxuian-uvufzix Wn:nL.::n-an-on-q 11-q 1.1.-qfLg-.---.4-Q-ni P.1ge Sal wig-rule W , X - ' 5, 'YT 53 1 Vip X MMikf5'qd W 3 M :V VFQW If iff WM' ff MA W'fEfMCKBEE - MEARS i if J I M'MQgEENGRAvERsE WMKSAINT N1 11 PAUL M Lggggiggsg Q EEEEOQY gs? igch, :ff sigxs L cgi R 'M Store Eg ' ff. Y? 1 5 CEDARSQSQ XE? 54? - 1 QD . gl.. Eggs.. f Si 35SiQ 3 W ,N-2 , ff' I , f,f5Wf,53T W QA M , qmfyvidf yafwhf SW J I fo 'J 4 E I , M .1 ' ' WJ .Wa J V ,,V 0 ' MW Wiw' ' ,W ff 2- H V VN f fi J f'5 4!9 - R-'rw . gk 1 2 75,15 ' Af . A K , ' - 5 W, . ' f f9ff2 fWeL , lwjmw ,zffffd M ,,, ,I J X Q g E :I Tigfjuj LW n X K Af Q Fi jg UMWJ? 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