Marshall High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Confenffi SPRING FLING .,.,....,...........,...,........ ,,.,, 9 Spring with all its splendor. FACULTY ........,,.,.,....,,..,..,.,..........,.. .,..............,,. ,.,,,,.,................ ..... l 3 l'Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. CLASSES .................,.,....,.......,,........ ..............,.,..................... . l7 'lThere are tour sorts of men. ERESI-IMEN ...................................... .......,...,........,,,...................... ..... I 8 I-Ie who knows not and knows not he knows not. SOPHOMCRES ............,....... ....,..... ,.,.....,.......,,..,...,,....,.,......... ..... . . . 22 He who knows not and knows he knows not. IUNICRS .................................................,..............,.............. ......... 2 6 I-le who knows and knows not he knows. SENIORS ........................................,.......................... ........ 3 U I-Ie who knows and knows he knows! ACTIVITIES ...........,...........,.............,........,........,................. ........ . 35 A little time tor laughter, a little time to sing. FALL EANCIES ...................................................................................., 49 l'Tell me where is fancy bred, or in the heart or in the head. WINTER WONDERLAND .........................,......................................,.. 53 Walking in a Winter Wonderland. SPORTS ...............,..............,.................................. ..... . .- 57 Commandos! Commandos, let's go! GIRLS' SPORTS .........................................,..... . ,.... 73 'lThe eternal feminine. GRADUATES ......................................... ...... . . 77 Lest we forget, lest we forget . . . 7

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x X C V X 'x X X it X y. x X X xx f kr' X U X X J AX , X Q X ,J s ju I l f rj 1 V N .R x S' lx 1' X .W ,Q K . X, x ix' ,X r K I J ! 1. l O O EQCLCCL fL0l'l To one who has left upon Marshall the indelible mark of a Warm personality, the blessing of laughter, and a never failing smile . . . To one who has served Marshall and her students in many capacities with his many kindnesses, his twinkling eyes, and his Wise Irish stories . . . To him with deepest affection and re- spect We dedicate this book. There was only one Mr. Brady and his memory will ever live within these Walls. 6

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Yfliflzin jAefie 5 ..... When we were young enough to be susceptible to fairy tales. nearly all of us believed in the glamorous transformation that could be consummated at the touch ol the good tairy's wand. As we grew up we became so realis- tic and so prosaic that we could scarcely admit that these tales ever in- trigued us. Within these walls there has come to pass a spectacular transformation as unique as any performed in lable. Inexperienced. shy a:nd insecure Freshmen have learned that responsibilities are invariably bound to privi- leges. These same Freshmen have gained in poise. experience and gracious- ness until they surprise not only the staff. but themselves as well. The perpetual growth of Freshmen into well rounded Seniors is a wonder of the age. It occurs within these walls . Congratulations on your achievements. Marshallites. DAVID S. COLE, Principal 8