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

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chlaif .l 4746165 U NIR. ERNEST GOULET AJ.fi.fla11l Pfillfifhll STUDENT OFFICE ASSISTANTS MRS. RUTH GROTE FEND R egirlmr Q Stand ingscen ter Q Left la Rigbl: Meredith Gchrke, Mary MCMOnigal, Jean Garske fat telephonej, Eileen Loney fat Hlej, M1's. Grotefenil, Virginia Abel Qseated at filej, Dorothy Martin Qstanding at counterj. Arlene Eaglin, Callista Flaherty, and LaDoris Foster fnot in picturej also assist in the office. julie Driver, a staff clerk, is new at Marshall this year hut is not in the picture. QWQ are sorry we missed her . I J Pxge Eigbt

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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

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N go aiifiaff U A h FACULTY Top picture: Sf.n1di11g.' Vivian Klein, Musicg Edward Von Hoff. Bandg Shirley Robeck. Com- mercialg -Iulius jorgenson, Commercialg Florence Gerten. Special Class. Se.11m'.' Margaret Moroney, Librariang Dosia Kobb tMrs.J. Physical Educationg Judith Eiken, Social Studiesg Ruth Smail. Englishg Gladys Scheiber, Reading and Englishg Lela Sibley fMrs.j, Homemaking. Bottom Picture: Shnzdiugs Alfred Hanner, Shopg Kenneth Hamann, Physical Educationg Al- bert Hanzel, Special Classg Cy S. Ettinger, Social Studies. Sealed: Gertrude Merrick. Englishg Elizabeth Henry fMrs.j, Englishg Clarence johnson, Shopg Helen McKenney QMrs.j, Artg Reno Rossini, Special Classg Merie Kinkor, English. Olbw' f.1v1111-1' l1lL'lI1bL'f.l' 1101 ,bb111ogr.1pbed: Edith Bacon fMrs.J, Homemakingg Neil Brown. Scienceg Mildred McGowan, Speechg Roland Moynagh, Historyg Margaret Paschlce, lllathematicsg Inez Stone, Historyg Pearl Turnquist, Guidance. Zin illllemuriani ESTHER JOHNSON Ilfiarcb 20. 1952 All of us admired her splendid spirit. Her in- fluence as a good teacher and a good friend will live on through the years. Page Nim