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

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Page Six MR. THEODORE SALMON Our Prizzrijml FOREWORD Wall tell out the Jtory Of the xcbool we love Ike bert. That pair of lines from our school song seems to sum up the attitude of those whose lives are touched by Marshall-be they students, teachers or janitors. Marshall has had that fine reputation of endearing itself to those who study and work here. This feeling of loyalty and school spirit does not. just happen. It must be paid for by many unselfish persons giving of themselves and their time beyond the call of duty. It catches on from person to person. It is a word of mouth, glow of heart, type of loyalty. It takes years to grow and blossom and each year the flower is more beautiful. I am but a freshman at Marshall and, like the other freshmen, deserve little credit for this wonderful spirit of school pride and loyalty. But I am grateful to be counted in for a chance to learn. Schools have personality-Marshall is friendly and proud and dignified. I like Marshall. After graduation seniors will think even more of the school we love the best. May this yearbook help to fill the void in their hearts and to bring back pleasant mem- ories of the happiest years of their lives. Congratulations and Godspeed-Class of 1952! T. R. SALMON

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i M Qyrlfffizffi' Serie ,WM l L DEDICATION We, the graduates of 1952, take great pleasnre in dedicating this Magistrate to our forrner princi- pal, Mr. Ross Highee, and to our present principal, Mr. Theodore Salnzon. Through his daily efforts in his nzany years at Marshall, Mr. Highee earnestly helped ns to hecorne worthwhile citizens. We deeply appreciate his interest in our welfare and want hint to know that we value his friendship highly. With his pleasant inanner, Mr. Salinon, oar neu, principal, has won our confidence and our co- operation. We wish hint rnany happy, snccessfnl years at Marshall. dfwilre jf Awfff fr M Meier .

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...T ,, , V ,Wing MR. ROSS HIGBEE Our Former Principal GREETINGS My sincere thanks go to Miss Merrick for asking me to write a few words of greeting for the annual. It is an honor to have a part in the making of something which is so distinctly the product of your creative effort. Let me tell you first of all that no day has passed since last June, and especially since the opening of school in September, that I have not thought many times of good friends at Marshall. Working with you in the formative years of your lives was for me a daily adventure. I learned something new every day. Trying to make the school curriculum meet the needs of boys and girls in a rapidly chang- ing world was, and of course will continue to be, an experiment. An experiment whose elements are individual human beings, differing each from the other in many ways. To you of the Senior Class who are now approaching the great day, my heartfelt congratu- lations. You will soon leave an environment that has set its mark indelibly on personality and character. You have made lifelong friends among teachers and classmates. You have experienced an unselfish interest in your welfare and a patience with your mistakes that few others will have from now on. May you enjoy the priceless boon of good health. May you practice kindness to your fellows and to every living creature and as a result of your training be better able to earn a decent liv- ing in a competitive world. R. C. HIGBEE Page Seren