Marshall High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Each round of the hlarshall clock has presumably made you a better member ofsociety and a clearer thinker. If you have also cultivated that repose of mind which braves disappointment and enjoys good fortune, yours have been profitable years. MARIE GEARH' XVooi.sEY Time well spent demands strict ad herence to a Well organized plan for the future. As you progress along life s journey you will learn that Worth-While achievement comes to those favored people who practice this yearbooks theme. DAVID S. COLE

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january LEONARD MASTERS . HELENE SACKS MARILYN LEVINE MARILYN RUBEN MARCIA YYEISS JOAN STONE . PHILIP LICKHALTER THE MARSHALL REVIEW Presented by 1946-1947 the january and Jun YEditor-in-Chicy' Business Editor Literary Editor Panetx Editor Writeups Editor Photography Editor Photographer e Staff Of1947 IVIARILYN SEMMLER, Engraving Editor NIARGOLITH ROTMAN, firt Editor JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL 5250 W. Adams Street Chicago 24, Illinois Yuno NANCY ROSENBLUM . THELMA ELBOOM . BETTY DAMIANOS EDITH FRISI-I NIURIEL GLICKMAN FROMMA REGENSBERG . NORMA ATLAS . HAROLD CITRON

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MR. GEORGE F. CASSELL DEDICATIO You are her most beloved alumnus. You sponsored her First yearbook. As teacher, principal, and Superintendent of Schools you have distinguished your Alma Mater, dignihed your city, and ennobled her educational system. Cultured, learned, refined you combine the qualities of Bacon's scholar and Newman's gentleman. Proudly, to you, the acting Superintendent of Schools, Marshall dedicates this Review.