Marshall High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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.SL LJ Sales pupils participate in a ii.s:'i.:.sion lei by R Arpin, A Rubin K Tenoeton. ani S Karnes. The rest of ine clan.: are in row l R Saladino, L Collyer, A Sterl- ing, in row 2 M. Spillane D Tlioitikin C. Cade M Rezniclc, and 3 Bennet, in row 3 are I Alpert, C. Zlatlcott, Daniels, I Varilno, P Carter, ani f Drasner. con om ICJ 'Tne economics class with Alun Green- berg and Ronald Hogan at the ieslc are engrossed in the subieot of the economic situation ol our country Seated in row l is M Ke-rster. ln row Z are A Shapiro l Ornstein. ln row 3 are E Donatucci, B Vfhiteheacl, I. Rutland, uni C Boaz Row 4 includes W. Carroll C Zlutlcotf M Aali- nizrn and D. Walsn gng.EJL Looking into Miss Kearins English f:l'z.s.: we find in row l. D. Playlon, N Gritz. ani Y Hampton, row 2. R. DeMerit, D Sclfielle- man, A Dolis, K. Fence-tori, anal C White, raw 3 N. Berry, R, Cainodeco, N. Coplin, G. Cotts, and V. Seratino The class is being led by A. Friecllanjer in o choral reading of 'lTo A Dandelinnf a F8015 i3utcner, baker, Candlestick maker' what has tate in store tor these nieinbers ot Miss Margoliss career class, row lt F. Berland, F Block, row 2' C Boaz, I. Cays ron I. Foreman, M. Gillis, S. Griffin, P. Kreschg in row 3' W. Herlehy, B, lsacovitz, B. Iacoby, S, Kramer, H. Krikorian, M. Krivit, row 4: E. Levin, G. Levin, S. Per- love, R Porlit, row 5: M Reitrnan and C. Rice all wait for the signal to begin one ot the many aptitude tests which they Will take during the semester.

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4 Z?ooLL'0elJ1'n g .fit lf-it fi' Fcswerll, C Ciirginio, S Abrritnrs, :intl D Alien in rows l funn 2 Work cn their proyeclu Seccncl ricliirf- in rowv l, 2, find 3, N. Moore, S Schwartz, L. Mandel, M Leiinler, F Gocdnicxn, F. Arrinolcn, E. Feldi, K Gorliclc, cinri V. Seroiini siucly cis Mr McCc1r1hy leridrz rx hclpinrx hand in piclure oi upper rifrhi Lisle-riinu crtienlively lo Mrs. Lee in CI United Stolen Higzlory clam: fire in row l' D. Ginsburg, L Brown, M lrleichiiirin, in row 2 l Blair, A Speer, A Sieinhercr, M Taylor, in row 3 F Vxfcrshingion, D Lczrnplcirts, Gnd F Wilson The sliiflentfz ci Miss Kernp's Modern l-lisrlory class czrcf lrr::i row l tc rcw 3, respectively, D Victor, D. Kriczlf-r ll Krorgner ll lfelciberger, L. Drucker, l Lor- :lerr lf. Broker T Eeyf. L Ewing, D. Giqcnii, and C. Howell 27

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,OA yJ1'C5 fUpper leftl Fusily experimenting with Archimedes' Prin- ciple in Mr Gunn s physics class are row lx M. Rothleaer, If Katz, H Luher H Feznick, H. Lubelchekg row 2 M Furst R. Halushka, M Grossman, M Millstein, N Mansfield, row 3. S. Poster, P Meyers, A. Steinbera, I Astrachan, N Gritz, row 4. V Gordon H Berry. lUpper rightl Mr. Gunn consults with E Topel and M Tay- lcr who take notes, while H. Lubelchek and S. Manning listen tccg about the intricate details cl the experiment. nf1A15friaf..fdrf5 tMiddle left! Tcday they learn, tomorrow 1. Reeves, I, Teague, ana R Alexander may be building the lrarne cl your new home KLOWGI leltl G, jackson and E Pealcrd are a:-rircmbliria rx chopping block, which is one ot the :many protects of indus- trial arts. fLoWer middle lem Making parts cl a lamp are T. Noll- singer, and B. Mcrose Busily enaaaea in the assemblina cl lamps with the help cl Mr, Meyer are K Wana, l lloolittlcr and L Barbee rin f olJ One cl the most important classes at Marshall is the print- shcp under the direction ot Mr. Sanger. Some ol the import- ant products ol the printshop are the printing ol absence blanks, tickets lor school programs, special bulletins, etc Pn- gaged in one ol these protects are row l Fl Russell, G Loyd, row 2: l. Harber, C. Wordlow, row 3. W Claibwne, and L Brown,