Marshall High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Av V 5 X N' ik Afx ' 1 X 0 fs' 0 H x , f , E xx xiii E X K X XX Rx XX X 'lx X ,Q 5 J 'Wh N awlllll Publzlslzed by Students of the Q JOHN AMARSHA1 LL HIGH SCHOOL 3250 West Adams Street Chzeago, Illlt10l'S 1954 MISS MARY ZIMMERMAN N APPRECIATION of her forty years of servnce to Marshall 1n gratitude offer thls MARSHALL REVIEW of IQ54 xn affectxonate memory of Mary Zimmerman 6 for her loyalty, and her devotion to Marshall's interests and welfare, we CONT ENT 6 OPENING SECTION Uarslzall uf' are loyal Io you EVENTS 'llarshall ur' uzll mer bf' lruf SPRING CAPERS Apr11 May june 1953 AUTUMN DAZE September October November WINTER ANTICS December January February March FACULTY lrldv or jou uzll nmfr rm nmer zlm CLASSES W1 rr all or vm Uarslzall ll1,l1' Rlllll Rah' Rall' ACTIVITIES 411 Ihrough ll 1 xour narm uf ulll clzerfr BOYS SPORTS 45 we slrz1.e or Lzclory so dear GIRLS SPORTS None can change us none can blame us GRADUATES JANUARY JUNE We re all or you 'Uarshall llzgll Page page page Page page page page page Page page page page 1141? 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A. 3 ,,,.f' QA-, X 'asv prm Capers I9 3 MAY 16 1953 THREE STEPS TO HEAVEN In preparat1on for that heavenly mght Marcla Rothleder plns the stars to the sky whxle Sandra Goodman adds stardust for the enchantment of the evenmg and Dolores Kuzan MEFCIH Rothleder and Sandra Goodman finlsh the star studded Hrmament STAIRWAY TO THE STARS' The junlor Prom' It IS for thls that glrls have been tolllng to transform the glrl s gym mto the fa1ry land lt was for one enchanted evenlng Th1s IS the nlght that g1rls have been dreammg of the reason for dresses of tulle and taffeta The reason for carefully pressed sluts Th1s IS the nlght that underclassmen have heard about for weeks before and w1ll hear about for vueeks to come Th1s IS the mght for whlch Mr Bxoff Jumor class sponsor gave h1s tlme to plan pre pare and work wxth the commlttees formed from each 3B d1v1s1on to make the prom the success xt was the mght that would be remembered as the most bllss ful evenmg spent mn Marshall April. . fa June I9 .1 MAY 26 SO TO OUR OUT STANDING CUB At the NEWS REVIEW Banquet Sandra Flsher Edltor ln chlef of the MAR SHALL REVIEW presents to Rosemary Syck the Outstandlng Cub Award for the past semester Mr Cole smlles approval A gala atmosphere d6l1ClOUS food soft llghts are among the nxght s memorles of the NEWS REVIEW Banquet held at Nor mandy House Enjoymg the occa sxon Shelley N3S3tlf Morrls Gross man Angle Perez Marllyn Feld man and Shella Schwartz share humorous comment Durmg the course of the evenmg the new edl tors of both staffs are asslgned JUNE 6 KING FOR A NIGHT' Long hve the Kmg' At the 4B Turnabout to Kenny Schulman and hxs date for the evenmg goes the honor of be1n named kmg and queen of the occas1on Thls IS truly a sw1tch Although the glrls lssue the mv1tat1ons and a kmg IS chosen when the long excxtmg eve mng IS over who really have pald the b1lls ' APRIL 21 A HOP A LEAP AND A JUMP Oh s and slghs as the audlences eyes watch Otto Schmldt perform a stunt at the NEWS Act1v1ty Fee Assembly Oh' my' W1ll he make lt' As slow ly caut1ously gradually a thousand pound we1ght l1ft IS ralsed ln the a1r Agam tremulous slghs as he balances hxmself on a cane from atop a twelve foot lamp post MAY 21 GOING TO THE SHARPIE DANCE' The questlon of the day Durmg dl v1s1on lI'1 the g1rls gym boys and gxrls show thexr dancmg sklll Around and around the couples twxrl A tap on the shoulder of Ronn1e and Dorls Vlctor slster and brother team dancmg the wmnmg step a tango t1tles them 4B Sharpxes M . ooo as u - n , - - - 1 v . , . 1 9 ' Q v ' 9 V - . , ..- 0' :p , ... .. . . , . . 1 , , ... , . . , . . . ... ... , 9 . . .... ' , , . 13 June I9 3 JUNE ro SPRING FESTI VAL One of the nnal events of the semester held annually when Eve Marshall organ1zat1ons umte to produce a show that d1s plays much of the students tal ent versatlhty and ab1l1ty The orchestra under the baton of Mr Ralph C Lewrs the band under the d1rect1on of Mr A Pranno the modern dance group spon sored by Mxss Theodora Burch the chorlsters under the d1rec txon of Mr Waldemar Zutz and the theater group sponsored last sprrng by Mr Melvrn Broff worked hard to accomplrsh therr purpose TO THE TUNE OF The March of the Wooden Soldlers the green sults march 1n perfect umson practxcmg for the event ful mght On stage slxteen grrls wore red whlte and blue cadets umforms stepplng ln per fect tlmlng as a umt not one out of step ALL 1ts mce to see you here hope you enjoy yourselves as you relax and watch the show Could that be the message of the advanced group of the Mod ern Dance Class as they present the opemng number a Dance of Greet1ng9 STRAINS OF MUSIC A tapplty tap turns out to be a tap dance specralty conslstmg of three numbers Charmaxne You Were Meant for Me and Rose Room capered by Jean H6fSk0W1tZ ONE TWO THREE Up they go how they do xt bodv knows as Anita and Rosalle Llorens tap The Mxsses Trp Toe on thelr toes AND AS THE EVENING ENDS agaln ln such occasxons as the Sprmg Festnval we feel that Prxde for you shall never no never dxe ' ' . .J. . WELCOME ONE AND !!! ', no- .flfa '. Hfune.. .19 3 MAY 13... CITIZENSHIP PROGRAM . . .junior and Senior spectators at the Citizenship Assembly see and hear various outstanding personalities . . . The climax occurs when jesse Owens, Olympic Champion speaks . . . Athletics vs. Crime . . . A lecture and dem- onstration by Adolph Valanis, artist for Chicago Crime Laboratory and other speeches leave the audi- ence impressed. JUNE 24 . . . MCA ELECTION . . .The campaign for the election of the offices of president, vice-presi- dent, secretary, and treasurer of Marshall Civic Asso- ciation . . . much excitement and anticipation. CAMPAIGNING AT THE MCA ELECTION, Larry Silver with jerry Ghan and his ukelele, sing Betty is the very best for vice-president QAnd she wasj. Peeking from behind one of the T 's in Betty's name is Alvin Fox PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES Al Smith, Philip Migdal, Seymour Lotsoff, and Alan Friedlander, the successful contender, wait to give their speeches to the student body who Vote the day following . . . Shir- ley Rubin and Rosalie Llorens served with them as secretary and treasurer. FEDERAL INSPECTION! MAY 27.,.TRAMP! TRAMP! TRAMP!... Marching in unison, the Drum and Bugle Corps led by Percy Carter play as the ROTC advances for the annual Federal Inspection in Garfield Park. AWARDING ROTC DEPARTMENT MEDALS, Major john B. Dumaine, inspecting officer congratu- lates Sam Hurley for efficiency as an officer David Epstein Fred Salkin Frederic McCabe and Hamilton Agpawa wait at attention for the presentation of their awards which are for NCO Efficiency Band Effici ency First Year Efficiency and Neatest Cadet Other citations too are awarded 4 .4- . . , V - . . - , . . , I l , x, .x , . . 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'r J-I.. 4' A14 . . - 7. - ' 'h 1+'f -g ..i-,,i-',- - , '1.- E f ' -'I -an -P 'fe-if-Q T.: -- Q- r I5 Autumn Daze I9 3 SEPT 9 MARSHALL DOORS OPEN AFTER VACATION' SEPT AND I PROMISE lf you elect me class presldent that I w1ll do all 1n my power At the 4A electlon held ln the Lzttle Theater Kenny Petchemk wmner of the 4A presldentxal hon ors gxves hlS wmnmg speech as the other candldates Harold Farber Hyman joseph B1lly Kaplan Bar bara Eagle Esther Pedersen Sharon Steer and Shella Felger Walt for thexr chance to make thelr appeals Presldent Al Smlth V1ce Presldent Lynn Burrows Secretary Barbara Bostrom and Treasurer Anne Greenberg OCT 28 JUNIOR FROLICS A darkened stage a blue spothght and the lovely strams of The Moon IS Blue sung by Marcla Br1ll as jean Hersko w1tz and Rosalle Llorens awalt thelr turn BFAUTY ON PARADE Competmg for th title of Mlss Marsha Hall at the junxor Frollcs one glrl from each d1v1s1on IS selected and voted upon on the baSlS of personallty good looks and serv1ce to the school Sandra Goodman Betty Jacobson and Barbara Bostrom approach as others have already done JAZZ MODIFIED At the jumor Frohcs Mar shall s Swmg Band plays a speedy vers1on of several popular selectlons besldes accompanyxng the enter tamers numbers OCT 30 INVITATION TO MID NIGHT FUN In the g1rls gym the GAA IHVIICS all members here All cats spooks and wxtches are requlred to appear IU regulatlon attlre NOV 4 ACTIVITY FEE ASSEMBLY Dyna Tones entertaln the audlence with a llttle musxc and a blt of comedy NOV I4 4B HAYRIDE A full moon and br1ll1ant stars a How of amxable chatter and sxnglng the first of the 4B events planned for the semester .22... , , SEPT. 3o...4B ELECTION...Finalists are to come and stir the fun potion, Halloween being l y, A ' ' u 1 - s 4 a v n 16 NUIEIIBZSR 91 NOV 5 SCHOL ARSHIP LEADFR SHIP CHARACTER SERVICE The Na tlona Honor Soclety code Ruth Halushka and Anne Greenberg lead the process1on 1n the candle llghtmg cere mony when four new members are to be ln ducted havmg met the hlghest Marshall stand ards durmg three years Marllyn Feldman serves as chalrman for the ceremony S O L E M N L Y MARCHING to the straxns of Pomp and Clrcumstance Francme Edelman and Mar11yn Taylor walk from the stage where the Natlon al Honor Socxety had 1n ducted new members NOV 3 MAR SHALL TILDEN G A M E Comman dos Commandos Yea a ah team' Lets cltement and angu1sh dxsplayed by loyal Mar shalhtes at Soldxers Fleld when for the first txme slnce 1934 Mar shall entered the final playoffs Flnal Score MARSHALL 7 TILDEN 41 N O V 18 F A L L FROLICS Attempt mg to sell Flowers to passersbys Ralph Brlll jack Romanofsky Bob Edelberg Bert Wemer and Al Feldstem srnlle Hatter and persuade usmg varlous techmques to sol1c1t customers THIS I DO PRE DICT UHbC1lCV1Dg Ronn1e Ogan llstens to prophet Larry Penof sky forecast the future Happmess success someone Pleasant thoughts seem to be ln Cal Kxrschs mmd after hearmg h1s forecast Y A, , J l. . 3 .. 3 Y . , . P ' Ll . ,, . ! . 1 . . . - ll I - . L. go . . . Enthusiasm, ex- 7 , . , 7 ! D .. - sv ' ' . . . , Y - ll ' . . . U , , N01 NBER. . . 1.953 NOV. 18 . . . FALL FROLICS . . . Simulated Ha- waiian atmosphere. . . Aloha! Aloha! . . . Palm trees, swishy grass skirts, strains from a ukelele, coconuts. a tropical scene created by girls wearing colorful leis and humming tunes...Theresa Miller and Marlene Simon, encouraged by Mr. Cole's purchase, continue to lure customers . . . Mrs. Williams views with pride the stand that her division has contributed to the night's festivities. ASTONISHING PREDICTION! . . . Come what may . . . Last words of Eddie Epstein. . . gipsy for the evening. cause Mrs. Lee to beam. . .apparently delighted with the prophecy. UEPPES ESSEN! WET YOUR WHISTLE!... Hungry? Thirsty? . . . Come to the Amtman-Wollet's Frolic Inn for a refresher. A hot dog and coke... some chips and relish.. .made by the chefs who pre- pare this delicacy for two hungry customers, Lewis Paul and Arlene Steinberg. Harvey Lubelchek slices the bun, Joe Astrachan serves it on paper plate with napkin, Morris Grossman adds mustard and relish while Larry Reznick consumes the Inn's specialty. KNITTED DOLLS FOR SALE. . . Addy Lippman ballyhooing her wares to attract customers has drawn a crowd of boys . . . Adorable, charming, darling . . . How much? ... Fifteen cents, two for a quarter ... , Sorry, no sale . . . Lester Polisky, Cal Kirsch, Ronnie Abrahams, and Norman Gritz find the pins fascinating enough to examine but not to buy. -mimi CANDY' CANDY' CANDY' All kmds to satlsfy the sweet tooth at Bevler O Connell s Candy Bar Cal Klrsch and Norman Grxtz choose from the w1de selectlon AQUA SHOW Orgamzed to dlsplay the basmc swlmmxng strokes several glrls from the GAA and several boys from the Swlmmlng team demonstrate fundamentals ln the water ballet TAFFY APPLES FOR SALE Roberta Zen 'YO VE WBER . 1993 NOV 18 FALL FROLICS In the joy and surpnse of be mg wmners Joyce Tolbert Betty Jacobson and Mary june Pastore beam wlth satxsfactlon that they have been selected from seventy one glrls to represent Mlss Mar sha Hall Queen of Marshall and her Prmcesses SUSPENSE As the audx ence watch soloes a tap dance an xmpersonatxon and other en tertalnment they are wa1t1ng As the elght hnallsts also are as all of Marshall students and faculty are Waltlflg wh1le the ballots are counted and finally the returns are 1n Mr Sanger and Mr Cole prepare for the pre sentat1on of the awards TO MISS MARSHA HALL our Betty Jacobson Mr Cole of roses and her crown to the one who has succeeded ln obtaln mg the most votes from the stu dents and spectators from out slde zxper wantmg a taffy apple dlscovers she has to pull the taffy from the stlck lf she wants any Mrs Mayer proprletor of the stand helps her NOV Ig 4A WHO S WHO CONTEST The prett1est the smartest the Cutest Cookle the Class Wolf are bemg selected from the candxdates who are runmng for these and many other tltles SkltS that are humorous others that aren t all wxth the hope of bexng class1Eed 1n the class Who s Who f f 4 f 'J C7 1 . f - - ' 5 A6 4 K. ,N . 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'g - I . ,fl . . , , V . . s 1 . s , . . . . . . , I9 WI TER A NOV 25 VARSITY ALUMNI NIGHT There If goes the ball IS 1n the a1r W1l1 lt score as Gene P1tts shoots for two pomts Noah Mar mel walts to retrrewe the ball Spectators are largely former Marshalhtes return Ing to thelr Alma Mater for Alumnl Nlght to renew past memorles to VlSlt former teachers and frxends to watch the stars of former vears play one more bas ketball game and to see the school s own xarsxty team The hrst game was olayed by two sectlons of the xarsxty team Gold xs Maroon GOLDS 63 ROONS 52 The second game was plax ed bx two alumm teams headed bx Danny and Fddle the Lewne twms vxlth Dan s men VICYOYIOUS by a score of 53 4, SHOOT' SHOOT SHOOT Encouragmg shouts from the BUGICHCC the set posltlon and Sheldon Clar prepares to shoot rn practxce for the IIT Tourna TIC I9 3 ment to take place durmg Chrlstmas xacatlon DEC 2 M CLUB VS GIRLS LETTER CLUB Watch the ball It s a spxke' Gene Pltts 6 4 no match for the Glrls Letter Club merely touches the volleyball ox er the net only to be recelved by the equally skllled playmg of Roberta Zenzlper FINAL SCORE M CLUB 2, GIRLS LET TER CLUB I5 Several of the uctors Morton Sha pno Eddle StClIl3llf Alun Fox Ronme Abrahams Ronnle Oban George Gatto polnt to thelr second con CLLIUVC conquest from the Glrls Letter Club DEC 3 FOOTBALI BAINQUET ROHUIC Abrahams presldent of the M Club presents to Mr W1l1s a token of the team s anpreuatxon Guests Mr Cole and Mrs Cohn sex eral speeches and the award of the M letters end the semester s football season o , f Y ll! . 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I 'A' ' ' Y . - v . 20 DE CE IIBER 1993 DEC 3 SOCIAL AMENITIES TEA A cordmg to the correct usages that they have been taught the Socxal Amenmes class serves tea 1n order to practlce for the last soclal events of the semester Mrs Cunmngham serves as hostess Shlrley Rosenberg serves punch to Peter Mxldenberg whxle Gene Pltts and Kenny Petchemk Walt to recelve the1r cup What no tea' MRS CUNNINGI-IAM AS HOSTESS demon strates the correct procedure to the group who hun grxly eye the temptlng COOk1CS on the table DEC II MCA TEEN CANTEEN JAM BOREE Marshalls talented students produce a muslcal comedy ln two acts Avery Schrelber acts as Master of Ceremonles Tap dancmg Slflglrlg h mor Harrlet Abrahams and Alan Frxedlander dance a tango as they smg Besame Mucho Entertam mv successful Thls lS Marshall DEC 5 BAND CONCER'I Oklahoma where The stralns of a well known loved song resound through the Assembly Hall tornght as a select group from the Chorlsters mcludmg I-Iarrlet Abrahams Norma Brohe Carol Young Claude Plch ereau Donald Anton and B111 Caprl sxng selectlons from Oklahoma Oh What a Beautlful Mornmg Surrey Wxth the Frmge on Top and People W1ll Say We re ln I ove The Band combmed wlth the Orchestra presentxng the seml annual concert dlsplays why None can change us none can blame us Marshalhtes LAST BUT NOT LEAST Shxrley Rosenberg hands the last cup of punch to Robert CBPIZBHO who seems to haue appeared ln tlme to taste the remamlng drops at the SOCISI Amenltles Tea it 'hgh we 'gkiffqi ff, f -. 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Annette Lxeberman lookmg mto one of the dCV1CCS set up ln order to determine Judg ment of dlstances IS alded by Faye Geller as Sunny Pearl stem watches wrth mterest I SEE NOTHING' Emd Hexfetz confused by the dlrec t1ons ln whrch cars are gomg looks more carefully Marshall Cohen and Martln Chase a slstants set up the cars and move them SO THIS IS HOW IT RUNS Marcla Rothleder steps on the gas pedal and IS ready to drlve only no car Esther Wolensky Morley Horow1tz joe Whlte 3SS1St t1on of the varxous mstru ments DEC 23 CHRISTMAS VACATION Celebratlons and carols' See you next year' Ten days off JAN 7 GAA ASSEM BLY G1rls who have cumulated Iooo polnts ln varl ous gym actlvrtres recelve thelr Major letters Chevrons are awarded to several members of the G1rls Letter Club who have accumulated an add1t1on al 300 polnts The Junror and semor teams of the Cap tam Basketball Tournament ICCCIVC recogmtlon N MCA P SENTS M LETTERS to stu dents who havlng contrlbuted trelr servlce to the school have acqulred at least 40 pomts for a Mlnor letter and at least 70 pomts for a Major letter ll 97 . v S- Y . . . , . v 1 ' ants, supervise the manipula- . . . 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RE- DECEMBER DEC 3 CHRISTMAS IS IN THE AIR as through out the day books are put asxde wh1le we relax and wlsh one another a happy hol1day Suddenly a tmklmg of bells and a gay seasonal song IS heard ln the halls A sud den hush and more clearly we hear the Spamsh Club slnglng Spamsh Chr1stmas carols From left to rlght we dxs over 1n row 1 Sandra Klem Har rxet Smger Barbara Pev1n Joyce L1pk1n Arlene Zolt Ga1l Lenhoff row 2 Clalre Free man Luetta Bell Rlta Root Elame Marcus Marsha Kram er and Marsha Boc1an wlth Mrs Ruyter d1I'CCt1I'lg them JINGLE BELL BOOGIE The Band takes tlme out to enjoy the hohday w1th a party ln the Band room and finds that the hard work of the year IS compensated for by todays rend1t1on of several Chr1stmas songs from the left are Fran c1s Sarvello Edward Glassy Ralph Langor Bernard L1z1t za Benny Schwachman Harry Levlne by the Wmdow Crow Eddle Levlne Albert Kramer row 2 Bernard Blurn berg john Z1tO Louls Gold Donald Fenceton Arthur Slmms and Sherwm Ruer en courage tenor sax Frank Bell bar1tone sax joe Mantagna and Percy Carter on the drums SANTA COMES TO THE NEWS ROOM Santa Claus 1n the person of Ro chelle Wxlensky V1SltS the NEWS room to retouch her beard wxth the falthful rubber cement and to w1sh the Gob lms a Merry Chr1stmas Sandra Potekxn Marllyn Feld man ocelene Currle Shelly Nasatlr Sarell Lmn laugh at an rmprobable Santa . 2 . . . Y . . F : ' , - , . , . fun. Enjoying the Jazz Band's , , y - Y 1 1 :D ' ' , L . . 1 - . , - , . . ' ll , J - , DECEMBER MNLAR Y DEC 16 BITS FOR BRAILLE Marshall Key Club s tag day collects a net profit of S60 QI for the Brallle Department New Braille books are to be bought wlth this money JAN 9 PRESENTING KING OF THE 4B CLASS After the friendly greetlngs a few dances the announcement of the evening IS made The 4B King IS Calvin Kirsch' Txverofsky Sheldon Jaffe and Rochelle Wilensky crown the two NOV I9 SOME STARTLING STATEMENT amazes Mrs Cohn who chats with Lonme Sampson and his parents in the Social Room at the unior Honor Soclety Punchbowl AN 21 SHARPIE CLAIMANTS Sandra Blair and Alan Friedlander congratulate each other on hav mg been such excellent partners during the 4B Sharpie Dance Competition revealed some merx torious dancing sk11l d1splayed by well matched couples NOV 5 BEHIND THE SCENES' The mem bers of the National Honor Society and the four who are to be pledged wait to begin the processional march Excited the voices suddenly quiet as the opening strams of Pomp and Clrcumstance give the cue for the processlon to start hand the group waits outer rowj Francine Edel man Ruth Halushka Thelma Berg JoAnn Hill Rose mary Syck fmner rowj Marilyn Taylor Anne Green berg Beatrice Begoun Frances Kruse Frank Seafield DEC zo ADVANCEDFRENCHCLUB LUNCHEON Ending the semester with 1ts semi annual luncheon the Advanced French Club enjoys the delicious food the cozy comfort and the warm hospitality of the French Guest House Endlng the gala afternoon everyone sings La Marseillaise T 7 - Congratulations to Cal and his vivacious date, Sybil The flag bearer is David Epstein. With candles in . 1 . , . I C . i J . . . . , ' , ' 24 HNL ell? Y J 6 1 SENIOR PROM A through l1fe your name we w1ll cheer we strlve for v1ct ry so dear resounds ln t e Chxcago Room at the La Salle Hotel as t e january 54 graduates 1n tuxedos and formals for the last time as Marshallltes wlstfully smg the strams that w11l always brmg back mem orxes of hrgh school days The Marshall Loyalty Song Dancmg to the muslc of Benny Shore and hrs orchestra enjoyment of a last gala event wrth frlends and teachers the announcement of the engagement of a close frlend all leave the final touch a memory that w1ll be fresh for years to come THE SADNESS OF FAREWELL Tears and laughter unlte ln the mxxed sorrow and Joy of to been growmg durlng the semester Now when the four oracles show the Past the Present the Future and Good Wlshes that feelmg IS revealed m ashamed tears Memorles go back to the flrst day at school new faces new d1scover1es no steam heated lockers nor elevators the course books Then truly a part of the school no longer called Freshxe trxps to zoos and conservatorles more d1HTCL1lt subjects The Jumor Prom more actlvmes more mter ests now a more defimte part of Marshall affalrs the 4B Hayrlde the Turnabout the electrons scho1arsh1p tests buylng of th1s and that closer And then xts here' The Semor Prom' The faces that were once new are frlendly well known faces the voxces that were once so strange are now so dear What the future holds college work marmage new faces and new dxscoverxes as on we But good luck to all The evenmg contmues more musxc more laughter more to grasp and keep One by one the couples leave The final stralns None can change us none can blame us We re all for vou Marshall I-hgh l h A - ex S, y 1 I n Z 1 an. 1, 954... ... ll X ' ' . . . As V . h 1 night's occasion . . . A suppressed feeling that had and closer . . . and yet so far off. ' , ' ' ' un- . . . ' . . . . go . . . 25 I4 YLJR Y CO ll WE NICE VENT JAN 28 ALL THROUGH LIFE YOUR NAME WE WILL CHEER For tomght s the last tlme that as a group the anuary 54 class w1l1 be together The final event the clrmax of fcur vears of h1gh school days the tears the laugh er the anx xety the rellef Mr Morrls 3SSlStS Shlrley Mason tu adjust her rohe I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE Unbellevablx long antlclpated evenmg has come The prog am IS begmmng as the oath of allegxance opens th con mencement exercxses SOONER THAN IMAGINED It s ended' The welcommg speech the plano and vocal solos tl'e clas song the numerous awards and scholarshxps The tears have been shed the smxles have just begun And now the next step Francme Edelman Shelle Nasatlr Robert Rosenfeld and Sharon Steer leave the stage for the last trme as Marshall students GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES' Ed Cun mngham 4A class v1cepres1dent presents to Al Smlth the 4B presldent the class grft an rmmense srlver coffee pot for the Socral Room The class song Kzphngs Recessxonal the Valedrctory the presentatlon of drplomas the awards the scholarshxps and the farewell address brlng to a close four vears of sad and happy memorres AS WI' STRIVE FOR VICT RY SO DEAR 1n whatever follows lt 1S almost a vow 1n the hearts of the graduates who take w1th them memorles frrends and ldeals that Marshall has fostered an lntanvlble sometlnng that IS our Marshall sp1r1t '+L Y I 1 - I l 1 I I AK ' . . . . , , , , i . - . . . . , . . . . 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I xl . , I i . 26 FEBRL 4121 JAN 16 1954 SENIOR PROM GUESTS Mr Gunn Mr Barnett M and Mrs Cole and Mr Safiir s1t out a num ber whlle the January graduates enjoy a dance JAN 8 JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY PUNCHBOWL Mrs Shaplro and her son Allen talk wrth Mr Klem over a cup of punch Other students and thelr par ents enjoy refreshments entertalnment pre pared by the members and a frlendly chat wrth the teachers as they spend an after noon ln the Socxal Room at the Jumor Hon or SOClCty Punchbowl one of the semester s 1mportant events WAITING FOR A GLASS OF PUNCH Carol Lewls and Gordon Cotell watch Mrs Kmney closely FEB 23 RESULTS OF 4A ELEC TION Presldent Al Sm1th and secre tary Barbara Bostrom are re elected v1ce pres1dent Mlchael Rosenberg and treasur er Faye Geller MAR 3 A FINE GROUP OF YOUNG PEOPLE from the Central Teach ers College Fllensburg Washmgton pre sents a speclal surprrse assembly Exghty vo1ces n a magmficently tra1ned chorus ex ecute a group of solemn y beautrful num bers of sp1r1tual derrvatron to a spellbound audxence A Wonderfully sympathetlc leader wlth a Fme sense of humor mtroduces each number of the program whlch closes Wlth a rollrckmg group of songs from Carousel ' f X 4 . , ... . , . , r. . , . 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A - - - . lr n FEBRL HH IHRCH MAR 18 WHO S WHO CONTEST T day IS the dav when those who seek the varlous class txtles present to the 4A class skrts suggestxve of the roles they asplre to The Who s Who As sembly 1n the Llttle Theater IS rn a contmuous up roar of laughter 1n apprecxatron of the varlous acts and the droll costumes joel Mosak the Shutter B snaps thls plcture as hxs skxt catchlng the GXPFCSSIODS and costumes of the contestants THAT S MORELLI' To the tune of That s Amore Mary Ann Melazzo ROSallC Llorens Sylvla Huff Francme Goldman and Shlrley Klem Jorn ln harmony H1dden beh1nd the curtam a vo1ce IS suddenly heard none other than Ann Morellx Slnglflg for the tltle of Class Vocahst MOST SUCCESSFUL GIRL997' Presenting the dramatlc sketch of Bettys successful explolts an who turns out to be Bettv acobson mtroduc mg her elderly husband Roberta Isenberg and two of her dozen chlldren Harvey Luber and Morton Shaplro THE NEWS OF THE DAY reported by Irwln Dorfman forecasts the headlmes of the hour Sports EdltOTS of the MARSHALL NEWS h hopes to clalm the tltle of Class journallst WITH A SWISH OF HER STOLE Barbara Schallman lost 1n her act convlnces the audlence by her dramatxc alrs and the account of her open mg Hlght on Broadway that she deserves the tltle of Class Actress Among other sk1ts Harvey Luber and Morton Shaprro reveal the story of a lastlng frxendshlp Convmclng the audlence that they are Class Bud dles Morton tells the story of how long they have been frlends whlle Harvey behind hls back leaves the audience laughmg wlth the convxctlon that Mort lsn t too sane DOING WHAT COMES NATURALLY Francme Goldmans frlendly stunt as she shoots her way through the crowd to the stage to remmd the class that she rs runmng for Frxendlxest Glrl of the class each gun shot a remlnder of her frlendlv lntentlons IN A DYING BREATH Marlon Sax murmurs feebly Vote for Marlon Sax for Class Goofus The audlence IS ln an uproar as she IS carrled off the stage on a stretcher makmg her last request T ' r' 4 r . I f . . . . ' . . . o- UF-I , Y ' Y I Y 1 Y Y through the years, there appears a little old wom- 1 1 . , C 9 ! 7 7 , , 14 V' ' , IS . 741 4 A f 1. Q r j pit' ' xi j ff4 'A' ' V ,'A W A .D ig? U67 FAC LTY Nlllll Ill- 1Rf llll ll TU IRIIII iUR lOl Slllll NHIR V1 XPIIR Dlf Nll1llIfllllllHlRHfl llfRf Ill f0R H11 1l1RNll1IllllFll'R4H' Loyalty and truth two qua11t1es that were lnstxlled R Ill R ill ln us by our teachers' We shall remam fa1thful to Proud of those who were our frlends as well as our Marshall as Marshall shall remam a part of us 30 mstructors we shall remember them throughout our llves as those who never ceased to help when advlce was needed who gave up tlme to explam that extra drfficult problem who helped to plan extra events for our en joyment who symbol1zed what Mar shall means to us Ill IIIRUI Ill llff HIIR N1 ll' IN Ili NIRIII HIR Ilfl RY J IM IR We have realxzed that though we may work to attam hrgher goals Mar shall shall always be on our hps and m our hearts For lt IS there we de veloped under the gumdance of teach ers who selflessly gave so that We mxght grow f N N 1 Ill Rl Ill IUR H11 ll lRSIl4lI Ill! ll It IS because of the mfiuence that our teachers have had upon us that w1th1n us there IS a feellng of loyalty to Marshall that can never be changed In plctures at left are Mr Albert J Pranno Band Mrs Norma Conyne CIVICS Mr Ernest Wllls Gym Mr Harold E Sanger Prmtmg wlth asslstant Mrs Gumevere Sherldan French Mr Carroll Slmmons Band Mmss Bermce Kelly, Home Economlcs Mr Gerald Cuny, CIVICS - - - - I- yr AA .r u ff u ll.l, 1,'llh'h'R 'f ' Sr --,xmb l.l,e1,N' ul.-1,xr:f,' 111 AUNE mx lfl,.e1. lf: IS g, l-Siriloegv Mr. Reginald A, Harriett. Com' M1545 mt-icial law and Shorthand Mis. Gatt-sie l-isher, lpngglish I Mis. Ruth li. Wfillet, Zfifilogjv' Us arifl biology. helps Shelflffii Clar. fVIr. Kurt Mevef, mechanical drawing. inspects Charles Williams' work. Mrs. Lillian lfradkin, Commer- cial geography Mrs, Rosetta Hackas. Home Econornics K Witliiri this vear. many in teachers have either taken a sahhatical leave or have trans- ferred to other s c h o o l s. Thougli we regret losing for' mer teachers. We welcome those who replace them. Mr. Wcislo and Mrs. Cohn alilv served as assistant princi- pals while Mrs. VVoolsev was on leave of alusenee. Mrs, Wfwfilsey' has returned for the spring semester. Several of lVlarshall's teach- ers are this year on sabbatical leave. touring Europe: Miss May Fischer. the math teacher. Mr. Gerritt Mouw. science. and Mrs. Mollie Nielarid who went to the South Sea lslands, to Aris- tralia and New Zealand. Those who have been transferred to other schools are: Miss Anne Schutzherger. Mrs. Myrtle Koranda. Mr. Melvin Biohi, of the English department. Mr, Gerald Ctiny ofthe Civics Department and Miss Ruth Wegat who was in charge of the Attendance Otinee have also left tis. During the spring term. Mr. Dom Pecehia, stihstitiite coaeit of the frosh-soph haskethall team received a permanent position at We-nrlell Phil- lips High School. eguactfl :tene iineis. tire-il last klixztt :e'V1 Chix. Antitfiei iiewciinez t Nlaregiierite l'llt:1ner. Nlzs. Glaflxs Haiwtt 1 has neen teaching aii 1:1 lm. Miss Patricia McNeal whit rnent tliiring the tall seineste lllkrllillgei was reiilacefl Et- 'Vl ing the spring semester. Miss NfJZ'ITl2i Ctiiiviie lr teaching Civics in iilace tif Mr. Cieralel Ciinx' who was traiisferretl tn Taft in Feliiuiary. Miss Dtirwtliy Ceiiiiwjc' is taking, Miss May l-'isCl1er's place for the time heing. ancl Mrs. Maria Melnyk is also teaching 111 the Math Department. It was a pleasure tn welceme hack Mr, Leb Karcher after sex eral years' military leave. Others who have come tc Marshall this semester to teach permanently are Mrs. Tula Canellis in the Sci- ence Department and Miss Mamie Saletta who is teaching, Spanish. Training the lmys in ROTC are SFC. George Mtiravec and Sgt. Roheit Hcipe. These replaced Sgt. Nelson Biirttin whit was with 11s tliiring the first semester. ln the lzegl ng tiretl. and in the sgiriiig. Miss ,Iris away several weeks he-cause of illness. During her ahsence, Mrs. Jackie McGinnis tomb: charge tif her classes. Assigned t-1 the Sigl1t'Sax'ing lleiiartment in tlie fall was Miss Dtirothy fi. Brenner. Pictiiretl helow are: Mr. Dom Pecchia. Gym Mr. David Katz. US. History Mr. Ralph Lewis, Orchestra Miss Marian Ltirtl. News and REVIEVV Sponmr Mr. Earl Kennecly. Physics antl Disciiilinarian Miss Elizabeth blaglciwski. Biology M13 VValcle-mar Ziitz. Chiqristers Miss Nancy Paliimlm. Mrs. Alice McDt1nnell, Miss Anne Batcheltler. l.ihrarians with Angie Bircltes, Miss jane llezel has presirletl twer Mrs. Catherine one 'if the lilvrary assistants. X ,, ' A 1 fri? . .sip lb 4 Glam f ,V L 'lzwfr' . f 2 Xfffff 'fff 5542 .s Z ENGLISH PUBLIC SPEAKING ENGLISH M1ss Adelalde Wetzler IN A GRAMMAR LESSON upper left the Fresh man class beglns by correctmg sentences from thexr books Row I Elame Auclalr Marllyn Appleby L1ta Blachman Barbara Boruck1 jean Behne Frank Brown row 2 -Ioan Cohen james Coleman Charles Copeland james Jacobs Sheldon Altman Bllly Faw M1ss Mary Amtman I STAND BEFORE YOU Alv1n Fox upper rlght 1n the process of maklng a speech remembers to use the theorles he has learned from hls textbook Shxrley Wolfson and Bobbxe Ramey standlng by the bookcase w1ll present the opposltlon to Als speech The class llstens carefully for any faults m speech or fallacxes 1n thmklng Row 1 Phyllls Bender Sharon Steer Barbara Eagle row 2 Eddle Zelner Renee Rudman Ilene Greenman Marvm Ghck row 3 Ger trude Harrls Marlon Sax W1l11am Kaplan ENGLISH Mrs Mlldred Hovland TO BE OR NOT TO BE mlddle Roberta Zen z1per reads aloud Hamlet s well known speech as the class follows Row r Sandra Baxter Tomette john son Roger johnson Luetta Bell Melvm Ashman row 2 Martha Armstrong Sheldon Jaffe Morton Shap1ro ENGLISH M1ss Elsa Henzel DISCUSSING BOOK REPORTS lower left joan Marks presents her report before the class whrle the others look through thelr own Row I Renee Shlp k1n V1v1an Goldsteln Myra Carter Granv11le Reed row 2 Frances Gordon Frances Wlmberly Josephlne 'VlcDan1els Gordon Cotell ENGLISH Mrs Gatesle Flsher SOME OF THE CLASS SMILES AS Claudy Plch ereau lower rxght reads an amusmg poem Mrs Flsher w1ll lead the dxscusslon about the poem and the author after lt IS read Row 1 Beverly Rerzman Har old Burton Amta Llorens Vera Wlley Larry Seper row 2 Shrrley Walker Sandra Komensky Marcra Kaplan Sue Bass row 3 Clifton Hall john Ivory Marle Gllbert .l-V. 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' , 2 2 . , .1 u - - - r 1 ' ' 34 ALGEBRA ESSEN T I LIL UA TH ALGEBRA Mlss Erna Pohlmann SOLVING AN ALGEBRA IC PROBLEM Loretta Dunn figures out the solut1on to one of the equatrons 1n Algebra I As the problems become long er the faces assume greater length Watchful observers are row 1 Judy Van DeMark Pat Shepard Charlotte MIISYCIH Edward Haynes row 2 Mary Ann Metrxck Rmta Frank Flora Moreno George Rowell ESSENTIAL MATH M juhus Blumofe THE ESSENTIAL MATH CLASS learns a slmple way to read the symbols of a graph Row 1 Howard Bam Wayne Forrester joe Johnson Jo O Hara Fanme Hethcock ESSENTIAL MATH Mxss Mane Plapp USING WORKBOOKS class attempts to answer some of todays problems ln msur ance Row 1 Ethel Buford Marlene Whlte Barbara Manl erre Frank Mrller W1l11am Chapman Charles Rackow Phll Schechter row 2 Jennle Lane Everlee Booker Sylvest er Shrrley Jeanette Graham Lorene Carter Joan Andrea Betty Heeg row 3 Norman Bourne Dennxs Wxlson Juh ette Wxllmgs Thomas Swope 7 I 9 7 7 , . r. ' : ' , I ! rl , . 7 Miss Plapp's Essential Math , - 1 1 ! I . 3 Z . 9 9 ' - ! V Y l CEOIIETRI CERIHN LJTIN GEOMETRY MISS LORETTA O CONNELL DI RECTS Mary Nofsmger ln the construc txon of an arc of so many degrees before the actual theorem IS proved Engro sed stu dents solxe the1r problems on paper wxth compass and ruler Row I Judy Green berg Norma Fox Ba bara Scott Teresa Rxley john Zlto row 2 Carol Ann Young Reva Reld Douglas Lmdstrand Mrchael Lleb row 3 Ed Levnn Ronny Emmerman ohnetta Kyle Florence james Ronald Sperry SOLID GEOMETRY Mxss Loretta O Connell HOLDING A CAREFULLY CON STRUCTED PAPER PYRAMID Harold Farber and Kenny Petchemk explam a theorem 1llustrat1ng solxds Row 1 Irwm Narter Gene Pltts Irwm Dorfman Damel Shore row 2 Alan Feldstem Morrls Gross man Jerome Rodmtzky Alan Fmedlander Phlhp Umkel No man Grltz row 3 George Kolar Leonard Kosova Seymour Lotsoff Ronald Grewe Robert Scotese Myron Gllckman Sheldon Kramer Ralph Brlll Robert Esterlund Ramon Elsen GERMAN Mrs Helen Wllllams KEIN MEISTER FALLT VOM HIM MEL IS the motto of Frau Wllhams Ger man class The langua e IS read spoken and wr1tten and to arouse more mterest the country 1ts customs and people are studled Lookxng at nomts of mterest ln Germany are Mrs W1ll1ams urls ansen Gordon Cotcll Alan Nabat Sheldon Land man Ken Ando seated E11 Port Inara DlCKallS and Ionnle Sampson LATIN Mmss Mary Hunt READING A CLASSIC IN ITS NA TIVE TONGUE rovs r ames Veldman Rmta Rosenthal row Angelo lVlusc1a Marlene Markouskv and os1e Branch learn about the archlterture the art and culture of antlent Roman tlmes ln learmng to appreuate the Latln language , , f' ' . s - . , 1' v , ' . y . 3 3 , , J , . , Y . , . v . : 2 , - Y l 7 . 9 , r , : , . , Harvey Lubelchek, Shelley Nasatir: row 4: , , . Y Y . Y , . U . ' 3 v v - , J ' J , P . 1 1 J ' , ' 2 ' 2: ' , FRENCH FRENCH Mrs Gu1nevere Sherldan FRENCH VERBS ARE CONFUSING Mrs Sherldan upper left explams the final endmgs of an xrregular verb Row 1 Sanford Allen Ted Shaplro Wlll Ryan Tom Tulewelt Wally Shafer row 2 Evelyn jones Gall Smlver Exleen Schrelber Randy Mannlngs Harry Reese Arthur Stone row 3 Lev onne Overton Catherme Reeves Valerle Karant Bar bara Lowande Gmger Young V Moore Shlrley Lane READING AN ANECDOTE ALOUD upper rlght the class follows Mrs Sherxdan s lead Row 1 Arthur Baskovltz Phyllls Bennet Antomette B1na chlo Lmta Blachman Frank Brown Ronald Brunmg Clara Carter row 2 Pat Caulfield Vlrgmla Coe Joan Cohen Maude Elmore janese Alexandra Larry Fletcher Wayne Forrester Velma Fuller Sara Ghck stem D Grxflin Yvonne Hampton Alma Ingram jerry Grossman SPANISH Mrs Dorothy Kmney PAN AMERICAN DAY IS CELEBRATED Cen ter w1th Leah Goldstem Bob Hlrsch Harvey Ten nenblatt Marsha Ka1n Sandra Lmderman smgxng 37 SPANISH Span1sh songs wh1le Ila Shane plays the plano Mrs Kmney follows Ilas playlng Ccenterj ADVANCED FRENCH Mrs Gu1nevere Sherxdan POINTING TO WELL KNOWN PARISIAN LANDMARKS jean Derouard nd Mrs Sherzdan locate for the class the slte of the Exffel Tower the Louvre and other lmportant spots Row 1 Frances Albertx Ellen Alexander Ruta Kupc1s Beatrxce Be Berg Louls Tummmaro Joel Tresh Rochelle Denenberg Francme Edel Currxe Beverly Mosak juhus Gater goun Thelma ansky row 2 man jocehne Denme Kumck1 SPANISH Mrs Doro hy Kmney CONV RSING IN SPANISH Sherwm Ruer and Sam Ghckman speak as fluentlv as posslble whxle the class follows the conversatlon row I D Sxlverman W Schaeffer R Davls M L1eb L Rosenberg row J Pxttler G Brltch D Llndstrand K Haljean row 3 ohnson L Clark E johnson S Hlckson row 4 G Rush F Engllsh E Ross flower rlghtj W W 7 R . . . , . , . . . Z , . Y . . . . , . . , 1 2 - Y . . , . . , y E I . H . y v : I - . . , v . , . , n . l I , Y . , D v . . ., , . , . - , Y y . . , - ' , . ' ' . : : : , ' - . v . , . . - , . . y Y . y ' , ' , , ' , Jean Grandinetti: row 3: Barbara Gray, Yoelle Katz, , . , , . 1 7 9 l - . , ' . , , v . . 'C ' E I , ' . ' 1 : . ' , - . , . ' , . ' , . 2 ' . U , - 2: . ' , . ' , . ' , . ' : , . , ' , ' U - : J , . , . . , . ' 1 SCIENCE BIOLOGY M155 Ehzabeth jaglovsskl LAB TIME' The Brology class under the guldance of MISS aglow sk1 examlnes plants durrng thelr lab oratory per od M1r1am Kovltz Bar bara I'Cl1C6 Louls Clark Mltchell Fldellna Shlrley Sylvester Drane Leboutz carefully look at the dlffer ent types of structures of plants xxhlch are brown ln Malshalls lot rouse LOOLOGY M15 Ruth E Wollet MAJOR OPERATION AT HAND' Undel the mrcroscope some sort of strange lookmg sub stance The report IS to be on what IS dlscovered there In the front seats Yvonne Sh1elds takes notes on what serxes Elleen Zelner Glorla Paul Amta Llorens Luetta Bell Maureen Berholtz and Gaston Martm work on thelr reports IS THAT WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE? The Zoology class after d1s sectmg grasshoppers have placed some of the parts under the mlcro scope for closer study Row I Mau reen Berholtz row 2 Luetta Bell Anlta Llorens Gaston Martm row 3 Barbara Shuman Irw1n Lev1n Vera W11ey Jxm Mastragaus Don Przzxfero Donald Antonaccl row 4 Sarelle Llnn john Fnelds Lola Saun ders Tomette johnson Morrls Fmkle PHYSICS Mr Harvey Gunn A SHOCKING EXPERIENCE IS that of Leona Soskm as Ann Bern stem applles an electrlc current The class often surrounds Mr Gunns desk as they watch hlm demonstrate an experlment To the left of Ann counterclockwxse Fred Schaffner o seph Mlers Ira Chasen Don Hertz burg Burton Brody Bradford Pee tor Robert Esterlund and Joseph Whxte experxment wlth the equlp ment , - K .-L 5 ' ' ' - 7' ' I . V . on . - . 1 ' , . ' is - , her seat partner, Elaine Rose ob- ' I . . . , , I 1 I . ' ' . , , . . y 1 1 v v ' , . Y . , v :J ' , . CHEMIS T R Y CHEMISTRY Mr Harold Saflir A fresh world of new values was opened up for the members of Mr SaFHrs Chemlstry class a world of strange odors of maglc formulas and of amazmg chemlcal reactlons THE 64 DOLLAR QUESTION? Harvey Kobrm apparently has a stumper for Mr Safhr DEMONS AT WORK' Harvey Kobrm and Dan Krmrnel seem to be cookmg with gas whlle Gordon CONCENTRATION' Harvey Luber and Brlly Kyle busxly clean test tubes MEDITATION' Morton Shapxro ponders over a formula he IS about to prepare CLEAN UP TIME' Gordon Rush and Ivan Pelton clean house after a very messy experlment THE FINAL TOUCH' A drop of th1s and a prnch of that' Arlene Stemberg adds a final touch to her concoctlon as Morton Shaplro consults hrs text book 39 Rush apparently appreciates their efforts. LS HISTORI CII ICS ECUNOUICQ SPECIAL EIISTORY DISCUSSING A CURRENT EVENT the Spec1al Hlstory class express thelr ldeas ln a frxendly atmos sphere helped along by the roun,l table dlscussxons in stead of regular classroom rec1tat1ons Back row jean Margolxs Glenda Rxdg way Fred Rudolph Stu art Sllverman V1ta Slotky front row joel Treshan sky Raymond Tom Judy Stelgman Mr Katz hstens to the free H w of conversatlon between the students Cupper leftj CIVICS TAX? The problem of the day IS presented by a com mlttee lI1Cll1dll'lg Jean HCfSkOWltZ Fredd1e Washmg ton jlmmy Markham Rosalle Llorens and Sylvxa Huff whlch dlscusses the nros and cons of the 1ssu Cupper fight, U S HISTORY EXPLAINING THE HISTORY OF THE PAN AMA CANAL Earl Ho w1tz polnts to the lo atlon on the map as ffrom the leftj Srdney Kavln Lynn Fannxn Irvlng Gordon cflghtb Yvonne Shlelds Mary Allen Alan Nabat and Bernard Lubelchek read what the1r Current Events newspapers have to say about the canal Famous battles well known names rmportant hap pennngs of hundreds of yea s ago come ahve rn class dzs u sxon Qcenterb SPECIAL HISTORY OUR ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION TODAY IS the toplc of conversatlon among students of Speclal I-llstory Reference books are looked over for the last trme 1ndex cards filled wlth factual 1nformat1on are orgamzed the group gathers at the front desk and the dlscusslon beglns Gall Lenhoff Marsha Boclan Louxs Gold Catherlne Brown Ma shall Cohen and left ECONOMICS THE NATURAL RESOURCES OF THE WORLD are bemg polnted out on a map by Dons V1ctor and Mrs Fradkm who show the class one of the largest o1l dCDOS1tS 1n the world Row I Frances Harr1s Margle Kle1n Marxanne Harness Walter Wheeler Hermalne Srmth Shlrley Nasluchacz row 2 Ann Bentley Elleen S hwartz Dorxs How on Paul Rosen Tema Goldsteln Ph1lomena Magurno row 3 Donald Blltch Alfred MlChClS row 4 Calvm Klrsch Murlel Gmsburg Donald Mmkus flower flghtb .Q . k 5 I x 7 L' A - I xl SHOULD THERE BE A FEDERAL SALES Herzl Warshawsky are the speakers today Qlower . 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' ', 2 , ' 2 , ' t , 4 2' an-fi ZA?-5 FOODS HOME XVIANA CEME VT CLOTHING FOODS Mlss Blanche Kelly MAKING CINNAMON ROLLS as a class each glrl has her own Job to do They work together to produce del1c1ous brown aromatlc rolls In the too plcture Betty Poteete puts the dlshes 1nto the slnk whlle Phyllls Mason chops the nuts and Wxlla Mae Lee and Margaret Paulo ready the Erst pan of rolls for the oven In the second pxcture jennle Lane and Shlrley Nasluchacz combme addltlonal rmxtures Laura Jan kowsk1 and Lenore Glazer roll out the dough as Naoml Greenberg and Madel1ne Dunn stlr more batter In the bottom plCtL1 e Roberta Cargo Mary W1l kms and Bessle Lourldas butter pans Wtlla Brlght measures the mllk and Carolyn Wagner the Hour LaVerne Baldwm puts the canmster 1n place whlle Ann Bentley stlrs the mlxture HOME MANAGEMENT Mxss Patrlcla McNeal ILLUSTRATING THE CLASS PROJECT Mar lon Sax explams to the rest what she has put mto her scrap book on chlld care and why Qleft to fight, row I I-Iermame Smlth Marllyn Ashkmaz Ilene Greenman Jackle Parls Francme Canovas Audrey Fenton Marle Lazzaro Elame Grlfhn row 2 Mar lene Hohing Lols R1tt Mlldred Jones Geraldme johnson Velma West Mlss McNeal standmg beh1nd the students llstens approvlngly CLOTHING M1ss Patr1c1a McNeal CLOCKWISE Barbara H111 Dorls Harrls and Leah Lovenberg baste thexr garments accordlng to the pattern Dxane Brown and Addle Lmdsey finlsh the hems of thexr sklrts whxle Lola Hance places each button carefullv as Mlss McNeal watches ln approval , v , xv ' Y X -I -W, 4- I . 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Y . - . , A O ! , . 1 V ' l A 41 BL SINE5 9 CL 4 SSE S STENO TRANSCRIPTION M1ss Florence McClellan FROM THE DICTATION OF MISS MCCLELLAN Qbackgroundj future steno graphers wrxte the symbols wh1ch w1ll become the perfect letter Cthey hopej Row 1 Crlght to leftj S Fexger M Feldman S Concannon C Stem row 2 E Armstrong A Bernsteln N Auclaxr L Roseman G Goldsholl R Kaghan row3 R Denenberg L Rltt P Zorehkey N G11 ford A Ang1olo M Ashkmaz row 4 C Thomas C Free man A Margolrs B Pevan E Alexander D Costanza Mr Reglnald Barnett UNRIDDLING THE UN KNOWN Mr Barnetts Cal culatmg class IS ln the mldst of columns of figures Row 1 Barbara Bmder Norme Cohen Francme Canovas Dor1s Free man Laura Taylor row 2 Estelle Glass Rosanne LaRus so Adele Lansky row3 Sally Provenzano Carol Matenko Mary June Pastore BUSINESS TRAINING Mrs Helen Wrlhams PORING OVER CITY MAPS J Turner B Palmer M Hoard M Kmg L M Campbell Qstandmgj H Whlte S Danrels L Edens and B Klschner learn whlch postal dlstrlcts are thexrs TYPING Mlss Marlon Blade HURRYING TO BETTER THEIR RECORDS Fred Davls Velma West Marlene Rosenberg Hermame Smlth Verna Mae Damel Yvonne Shxelds Brlly Sconyers Peter Daddona type thelr fastest a Mxss Blade Charlotte Taylor and Vanme Lee Jones tlme them - , , K k W W 4' k x, L ! , - . , . , . , . 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C OMXWERCIAL LA W CAREERS YALES ECONOAIICS COMMERCIAL LAW Mr Regmald Barnett HOLDING A MOCK TRIAL the jury IS com posed of row 1 Alvm Marks row 2 Shexla Krasner Barbara Newman row 3 V1ck1e Katz Rosslyn Sm Cher George Capaz The Judge lawyers and wxtness are john Fleld James Merr1tt Harold Browder and Pearl Zorehkey Such scenes are often enacted to demonstrate the legal procedures that are studled durlng the course for those who are mterested ln law Mxss Estelle Margolis PREOCCUPIED WITH AN APTITUDE TEST the students work speedlly and efficiently to Emsh be fore the bell rmgs Row I Naoml Levltt Don PIZZI ferro Novella Powell row 2 Frances Rxce jack Romanofsky Mary Ann Rose Lols Roseman Don Schllleman row 3 Ronme Vxctor Jerome Wemberg Loretta West Otxs Whxte Pearl Zorehkey SALES Mr McKmz1e Morrls USING THE SALES TECHNIQUE that she has learned durmg the course Rochelle W1lensky trles to mduce Renee Rudman to buy a coat W1ll she suc ceed9 The Judges watch to correct any blunders Row I Anlta Llorens Ken Schulman Peter Mxlden Row 1 Amta Llorens row 2 Norman Bossell Claudy Pxchereau Bobble Ramey row 3 Leroy South James Davls jxm LeBeau Sandra Goodman ECONOMICS Mr Gerald Cuny WHAT STARTS STRIKES IS one of the dxscus cxples lnvolved ln makmg a hvlng and satxsfylng one s wants Row 1 Troy Goodwm Marvm Goldman Peter Mlldenberg row 2 Carl Lemler Sylvxa Rosen feld Irwln Gothelf Charles Wllllams Vlctor Velas quez row 3 Ken Schulman Nathan Terrel Ham mond Whxte row 4 JIITI LeBeau Myron Hausman Bert Weiner Sander Frledman Marshall Gold Mor ton Rest Al Solkowltz l 7' 7 A 9 , . . - 3 : ' : : , , ' ' : : I 1 ' - l ' , . , . . 1 1 s : 1 1 l ' . : 1 : , . . y . , . , I CAREERS sions touched upon in Economics as are also the prin- - . 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' 2 1 , , l : 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' l ' 1 ' I ' 43 Top left Kenneth Fenceton IS workmg on hrs ce ram1cs figure as Melba Mxtchell fimshes her copper tray FILLING THE KILN lower left john Var1ano and Ken Fenceton place then' copper trays 1n the new electrncal kxln one of the last steps 1n makm enamel copper tray ADVANCED AR T ART MAJOR M1ss Josephme Hack tt HALF FINISHED SKETCHES brnlhant splashes of color an abstract deslgn all contrlbute to the atmosphere of an art room Twenty seven art m1nded boys and glrls studled Ceram 1cs Jewelry sculpture pamt mg and mterlor deslgn durlng the year The course vxas dl vlded mto two workshops sprmg and fall workshops al lowed each one to sp c1ahze 1n whatever Held he was mter ested ln For Educatlon Week Mar shall was one of fifteen hxgh schools mvlted to partlclpate ln the art exh1b1t For thls occaslon Marshall art students made elghty copper enameled trays The two new electrlcal kxlns made th1s poss1ble One of the class proje ts elry Ear rmgs and plns of un usual deslgn were made and sold at the Fall Frohcs In january several Art stu dents entered p1ctures on the theme of vacatlon and fall actx vmes ln the Annual Scholast1c Art contest A DAY OUTDOORS upper rlght the Advanced Art group spends part of a glorlous fall day on an outdoor sketchmg assrgnment ln our own pat1o ARTISTS AT WORK' mlddle rlght Sharon Steer Ken LeVey and Shrrley Klem sketch from the roof over the old gym Freddle Washington puts her tray ln the klln as Frank Panarellx finlshes his model 1 l , . . 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' 9 7 .- 3 , - was copper and enameled jew- l ' . , - . - : ' , ' ' ' an ' H ' 9 Y ' u 19 , , , . . g an . . . . 44 4RT IIECHA VIC4L DRA WING I VDUST RIAL ARTS ART Mlss Mane Salwonchlk SEVERAL MEMBERS OF THE ART CLASS use tempera for thelr sketches Annette Kaplan and Lavonne Overton after hearmg Mlss Salwon h1ks cr1t1c1sm correct thexr errors by changmg a lme or addlng more color Barbara WlgglnS shows her de slgn to Mlss Salwonchxk and llstens to her SUUgESt1OHS as Marjorle Kleln smlles ln sat1sfact1on oxer her masterpxece MECHANICAL DRAWING Mr Kurt Meyer MECHANICAL DRAWING mtroduces a d1ffe ent kmd of art m thls class Each student works on a dxf ferent project durmg the semester Dependmg on the amount of prevlous experxence students work on cale drawmgs and plans for mach1ne Darts T squares trlangles and Compasses are som of the equxpment used by Herman james Damel Zev1n Charles W1ll1ams and Al Musto INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr Kurt Meyer A lamp some ashtrays a bookcase all are products made by the boys who take Industr1al Arts a course whlch develops boys manual sk11l and mgenuxty Among the ltems made durlng the semester are modernxsuc lamps made of plastlc txles wrought IYO1 baskets and plastlc key chams were made In the Hrst process of makmg an ashtray Morrls Park works the lathe Charles W1ll1ams watchmg ox er h1s shoulder WBIIS to use the lathe WORKING THE BUFFER Ray Gonzales and Norm n Palmer Fmlsh thelr key chalns ,rf l' O '13 x V LQ.- QR. -- . Q . I 1 l 1 MX ff I T, I ,l A I 2 W .. ., - v , - 3 ! Y , . C . 7 Y I Y . . . , . . . 1 ' , . , A . A . . r M . Y . . . . .- V .. . 7 S ! 45 ,sux jx 1 5 eh: i QI X I: AL' PRINTING Mr. Harold Sanger THE TYPE IS SET the presses are running, and tickets are printed! The Print Shop under . Sangers supervision has produced tickets for sports events and assemblies of different kinds' programs for special occasions and forms of all kinds have been provided for school use. Besides the boys have been started on a useful trade. Frank Nunziato proofs the type that he has set. Howard McClain sets type which will be part of a program. james Ijams is preparing to feed a press: Mike Roberson is skillfully feeding his press while Gerald Alton and james Harber are in the process of running a press. 46 PRUVT I VC SE ,....4f' Honor Soclc llc s NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mxss Anne Rolofson Row 1 D Bernstem M Feld man R Rosenfeld F Edelman S Wolfson M Taylor row 2 R Halushka A Bernstem F Kruse B Begoun R M Syck D Fr1edman F Seafield S Nasa t1r R Esterlund E Rose A Buches K Petchenlk J A H111 T Berg S Skaletsky SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Mlss Estelle Margohs Row 1 H Smger V Slotky Wh1tC E Harrxs S L Feld man L Goldstem P Elovltz row 2 E Marcus Stexgman Y Hampton D Epsteln F Gell er D Henderson S Slsson M Mxller L Soskm B Mosak G Santogross1 row 3 M Roh leder A Lxeberman L Burrows S Skolnlk M Cohen B Baker M Boc1an H Kaplan C Free man Row 1 N Brohe V Katz Bernstem S Steer S Poster Llorens F Albertl row 2 Bostrom D Tate R Tate Root L1pk1n Y Katz Tlaomas R Denenberg R Ka han row 3 J Goldstem F S11 ver B LOUfldHS D Rascxa C DZ1CdZ1C M Kramer J Santu Cl E Wllensky JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Mrs Gumevere Sherldan Row 1 J Kyle C Mxlst 1n C Brownmg B Klmmel M Davls row 2 Endler L Kerr M A Metrxck S Meyers S Cunmng ham I-I Marcus E Clynch S Slmon row 3 A Shaplro C L wls Veldman C Kaufman L Feln old M Markowskv M Carter C A Young T Rlley M Slmon C Shaplro N Ga rson G Rojas I DICIKBIIS L ampson S Frankel H Gold man row 4 R Reld G Cotell D Zewln Vllclns L Dunn Marks N Ponarx K Ando G Pall S Osterman ACTIVITIE CHORISTERS Decemoer rr the semi annual amboree Teen Mr Waldemar Zutz The Chorlsters under the direction of Mr Walde mar Zutz rs one of Marshalls most accomplished groups whose object is to develop the voices of those interested in voice training as well as to enjov the many hours spent in singing musical favorites One of the main events of the Choristers is their annual Chrrstmas concert which was held on Decem ber 21 1953 Singing on that occasion IS a selected group including row 1 Claudy Pichereau Sandra Baxter Mariann Hoard ean Derouard Richard Minor Sheldon Landman Norma Brohe Jean Hers kovltz Carol Young udy Greenberg Enid Heifetz row 2 Loretta Womack Diane Rascia Harriet Gold man ulius Gater Roosevelt Watts Carmela Mirxgli ano Velma West Marie Gllbert Myra Carter row 3 Thomas Sheridan Hulon johnson Lawrence San dress Jerome Weinberg MCA Mrs Lillian Fradkin of Marshall practicing a representative democracy Everv student is a member who has a voice through his division delegate The delegates meet wlth the officers chosen by the students in the annual spring election and with Mrs Lillian Fradkin the sponsor Canteen Nas presented directed and acted by Mar shall talent in order to raise funds and to have fun The officers and the sponsor are looking over a re cent report Rosalie Llorens treasurer Alan Fried lander president Betty Jacobson vice president Shirlev Rubin secretary with Mrs Fradkin LIBRARY HELPERS Marshall s library is more than Just a source of in formation It is a retreat where many pleasurable moments are spent reading some of the thousands of books magazines and pamphlets which are cxrculated throughout the year under the competent supervision of Miss Annie Batchelder Miss Nancy F Palumbo Miss Frances Howland and Mrs Alice M McDonnell the librarians are al ways willing to give any needed assistance The helpers are seated H Wu M Carter B Brown S Pevan R Alexander J Sanchez standmg T Riley C Davison Strautmams I Little A In gram D Thompson C Holman G Teague C Col Levine At right seated V Rose M Pracko I D1ckal1s J Treshansky standing row 1 C Waltrip B Lowande L Avent L Blachman E Sumerlm B Borucki Doi row 2 I Strautmams B ustlce G Lund1n M McCarthy Y . V J v . , . , . . . y ,J , . . z . . u ,J . v , . . .- U . ' , . . y - . ' , . ' ,j. , . ' , . - The Marshall Civic Association is the student body lins, D. Scruggs, M. Collins, G. Rojas, G. Wilson, I. ' ' ', j. ': 1 . ', .J ' , 3 I f ? E I l ' ' I f I I f C ' l l ' g C . Ai ', -I I : l 4 F Q 1 1 -. r- , -as V. : I ' ' LW E ' - 49 Among the many competltrve contests w1th other hlgh schools one whlch caused much excltement oc curred when the Orchestra as well as the Band en tered the competltlon rn the contest held at Austm Hrgh School durlng the week of October I3 22 to de termme the members of the All C1ty Band and Or chestra The contestants were selected on the basrs of polse tone and performance eleven Marshallxtes were chosen Bernard Blumberg trumpet Robert Esterlund cello Marvm Helchman oboe Robert Hrrsch clarrnet Barbara M1chaels Flute and from the vmolrn sectlon Arnold Brostoff Yarden Eaden Anne Greenberg Damel Shore and Harlene Sohd On Ianuary I3 the Band and Orchestra combmed talents to present a two hour evemng concert Many fax orrte group and solo numbers were played A vocal ensemble from the Chorrsters sang selectlons from OKLAHOMA Arnold Brostoff Cupper leftj played ORCHESTRA Isolated from the rest of the school on the fourth floor of the old bulldmg where throughout the year one may hear strange sounds 1ssu1ng from xts rooms 15 located one of Marshalls most outstand mg groups the Orchestra Darly the Orchestra un der the dlrectxon of Mr Ralph C Lewrs pract1ces for 1ts many appearances durrng the year Part1c1 patlng rn a large number of the schools act1v1t1es and assemblles the Or chestra does more than ltS share ln contrlbutlng to Marshall s entertamment and enjoyment a v1ol1n solo Malaguena To the tune of The Typewrlter Song Sherla Felger tapped the keys of a typewrrter on stage ln t1me to the group s playmg Robert Esterlund Qupper rlght and bottomj played Levln playlng the trumpet d1d a solo from STU DENT PRINCF Ann Ashkrn added varlety to the program wlth a pxano number The Hute sectlon was represented by Shexla Felger and Barbara Mrchaels who played Concerto Grosso The program was concluded wrth the Marshall Loyalty Song whrch strrred those who had heard th1s evenrngs performance For those who had re turned for one more concert at Marshall the evenmg sx mbollzed the true meanmg of those words None can change us none can blame us il ' ' 99 9 , . , - - , w Q - . , . 7 l D . . . . . ,, ,, , . . . . H . ,, . Q ' 1 ' ' - Waltz in A Major and Tarantella for cello. Erwin , , 1 .2 ' ' : , : . . D . , 2 . ' I f . . . V Y ' r ' - , - - as , . 50 BLIND The pecullar squeaks and odd notes resoundmg from room 317 come from the favor 1te haunt of band members who practrce durmg d1v1s1on and Class perlods Under the superv1s1on of Mr A J Pranno and Mr Car roll Slmmons freshles learn how to play musrcal mstru ments ln preparatlon for the many assembhes concerts and contests for wh1ch they play Inev1tably an apprCC1at1On for muslc IS cultlvated Combxmng wlth the Orches tra on many occaslons the students have the experlence of playmg d1fferent klnds of rnuslc Among the eleven selected for All C1ty Band and Orches tra sxx also belonged to the Band the Concert Band and also 1n the Swlng Band wh1ch spec1al IZCS 1n that type of musrc Two perlods a day throughout the year are spent ln palnstaklng pracnce Earnest students workmg d1l1gently are Ira Chasen Betty McClaren Rob ert Alexandla Fred Rosen baum George Leonard Kosova Melv1n Bloom 1n the mlddle p1cture Betty Dlxon oan Mvsllwlek Clrfton W1ll Robert H1rsch Dave Kennedy lower prcture Edwm Levme Edwm Glass ohn Gunn Lyle Turner Rob ert Reese Francls Sarvello Johnny Zetto f ' 1 .L 9 , . ! Advanced students play in Y 1 1 . . . y , J h . . ' , . 1 ' , 7 ! BR IILLE Bemg the only Chlcago pub l1c hlgh school wlth a Bra1lle Department IS one of Mar shall s boasts Here blmd stu dents have an opportumty to learn not only book knowledge but ways of l1VlI'1g wlth others m spite of a handxcap Here these students walk through our halls sxt ln classes and partlclpate ln school funcnons wlth other students The Bra1lle department has speclal equnpment devlsed t enable the blmd boy or gxrl to pursue his studles and d1scover the many fascmatmng stones m the world of books There are Braille typewnters books and magazmes whxch are used by the students The Bra1lle teachers M1ss Donahue and Mrs Potn1ck help them wlth thelr schedules and wlth varlous problems EXAMINING A SHAKE SPEAREAN T H E A T E R ames Veldman Vlrgxlea Wxl cox Frank Trlpoll and Nlcho las Pomaro dlscuss the age of Shakespeare STUDENT BRAILLE READERS help the Bra1lle puplls by readlng to them and helplng wxth thexr asslgn ments In the hrst row Marl lyn Hectus IS readlng to Wll ham Rublndust and Robert Deane Meanwhxle IU the back row james Veldman and Nxcholas Pomaro are domg thelr homework as Mary Lou Woxth looks on Ehzabeth Smlth a Bra1lle reader SSSISIS Nancy Ralph and Shlrley VValker to consult magazmes and reference books and type thenr work durmg thelr study perlod , . 1 1 9 . . y v v J Y ' 1 v ' - 1 , . 1 1 BIMILLE SIGHT HVINC BRAILLE MISS Irene Donahue Mrs Dorothy Potnlck WITH A VAST LIBRARY OF MODERN BOOKS pr1nted 1n Bra1lle the Bra1lle Department YCCCIVCS new books every year Encycloped1as math SCICHCC h1story and even Span1sh and Latln text books are ready to be used by the students Those who take French or German make the1r own books In the magaz1ne rack can be found READER S DI GESTS one of wh1ch Madel1ne Murner IS readlng as Edvx ard Lowandowsk1 reaches for another ISSUC The other magaz1nes are LIFE and HEALTH LIVING MUSEUM and ZIEGLER FaC1l1tat1l'1g work 1n math IS a spec1ally des1gned machme recently acqu1red ln Brallle Durmg study per1ods homework can be done wlth 1n the five sound proof readmg rooms wh1ch are sup plled w1th tables and typewrxters Student helpers read to the Bra1lle students who tvpe on spec1al type wr1ters IH these compact peaceful study rooms Cec1l1a L DZlCdZlC s1tt1ng reads s1lently as Mar JOFIC M1ller BCSSIC Lourxdas and Edward Harrts dlS . 1 - cuss one of the books Addlng to the comfort of soft sofas and chaxrs 1n the SOCIQI room IS a p1ano a new rad1o and phono graph and talkmg books loaned by the government Recordmgs of storles and 1nstruct1on 1n Bra1lle tvp1ng are axallable SIGHT SAVING Mlss Dorothy Brenner THE SIGHT SAVING ROOM under M1ss Bren ners superv1s1on IS qu1te d1fferent from other class rooms Furnlshed Wlth green blackboards movable desks 1nd1rect l1ght1ng and textbooks 1n extra large type thls room IS des1gned to help students who need to conserve the1r VISION Yellow chalk 1S used for blackboard wr1t1ng paper IS a soft buff w1thout glare Three SlghtSaV1l'lg vol umes are necessary to complete one regular textbook because of the large type that IS used Regular eye check ups the avo1dance of any courses Wh1Ch requxre strenuous use of the eyes and CXCYCISCS to help 1m prove the eyes are the means that the S1ght Savmg room uses 1n order to preserve and strengthen the v1s1on of students I I -. 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' - 1 - , - V , A v 7 - U Y - ' CL DPS FRENCH CLUB Mrs Gumevere Sherldan UNDER THE SUPERVISION of Mrs Sher1dan the French Club com posed of members from the Advanced French class meet once every live weeks to dlscuss lnterestmg facts about the country and to plan a seml annual lunch eon whxch was held th1s sprmg at the Town House on May 23rd Seven out of eleven graduatmg Sen1ors who had taken French for four years recelved drplomas AT A REGULAR MEETING Nancy Aucla1r secretary prepares to g1VC her mlnutes as Saralee Feldman presldes Sheldon Skolmck treasurer holds the first dollar collected as from row 1 Frances Albert1 row 2 Rochelle Denen berg Jean Derouard row 3 S Seefor Marsha Kaplan Barbara Gray llsten CONSERVATION COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE BOARD Mr Sldney Rothste1n CLEAN UP SWEEP UP PICK UP the Conservatxon Commlttee advocates The Executwe Board wh1ch 1ncludes seated Alma Mayron M1tr1 Dozoretz En1d Hexfetz Sandra Potekrn Cstand lngj the sponsor Mr Sldney Rothstexn and Rochelle Wxlensky chalrman KEY CLUB Mr Davxd S Cole HELPING OTHERS IS the code of the Key Club a selected group of thrrd and fourth year boys who constxtute th1s jumor Klwams organlzatlon wh1ch IS sponsored bv our prmclpal Mr Cole and the Garfield Park Krwams Club Oflicers H Lubelchek presldent H joseph treasurer A Feldstem v1ce presldent F Seafield secretary B Brody S Nasatlr publlc relatlons man ager are seated Standmg are A Nabat H Kobrm M Rosenberg M Kanter J Rodmtzky K Sears M Horovltz E Zelner W Kaplan E Cunmngham P Mlgdal S Lotsoff H Warshawsky STAMP CLUB Mrs Icyl Kramer COLLECTING STAMPS IS THE HOBBY of E Mahone Mrs Kramer B Pector S Cunnmgham H Baer Cstand mgj S Utschen G Kearse F Muller J Braun T Sandress 9 , ' . 9 9 J , . 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The ROTC rxflemen led by Alvm Bass and Lou1s Tummmaro totaled three w1ns and two losses xn the sectlonal r1He meet tournament The match agamst Harrlson turned out to be a t1e but Marshall was awarded the wm Members of the ROTC recexved thelr commenda tlons for satlsfactory accompllshments durlng the course of the semester at the ROTC assembly on Jan 21 ln the LoL.1s Block Assembly Hall ROTC Departmental awards were glven to Capt D Kxmmel Sgt Ist classJ V1lc1ns Cpl S Sxsson MfSgt E Lev1n 2nd Lt D Epsteln and Ist Lt L Tummlnaro Ist Lt D Schxlleman Sgt L Paul and Pvt R Wexnsteln recexved Chxcago Tr1bune medals Forelgn Wars Cxtatlons were recexved by MfSgt H Agpawa of the Amerlcan Legxon went to 2nd Lt E Leak Other awards were gxven to 2nd Lt D Epsteln Capt R Grewe Capt K Brown MfSgt G Reed and Capt A Bass BATTALION A Lower left seated H Agpawa O Redwood L Paul L Tumm1naro MfSgt Burton A Bass D Ep stem R Watts standmg R Holmes E Wnlhams D Gater W Castelll R Hartz G Brltch F Mrller W Smlth E Garner C Cheser R Reed B Bruz z1uch1 H Burton standmg rear G Wood A Flores S Smsson J Mastragalxs H Nettls M Ewmg L Sepm G Reed M Bernstem S Kessler E Wxllxams W Sconyers L Turner M Lleb RIFLE TEAM Upper rlght A Bass R Grewe H Whlte D Klm mel L Tumm1naro MfSgt N L Burton Ckneelmgj OFFICERS AND COLOR GUARDS Lower rlght seated E Leak D Klmmel M Sgt Burton H White R Grewe L Tumm1naro stand Paul H Agpawa J V1lc1ns K Brown D Epstein R Russell lunge J 'Mfr t gt r 1 4 xml rx xec xxtre m charge of the ROTC durmg the Spung telm ROTC DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Upper left seated R Reed R Swope G Wemstem R Rounds F Nunz1ato W Kyle standmg C Clayton K G1ll W Sconyers J Campbell W Redman L Sep1n G Reed S Kessler R Davls D Blltch R Beckett G Brltch . . . 3 1 i , I , . , - , . , . , . , . 3 : . , . 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D I Qs 55 IIIRSHJLL NEWS NEWS Miss Marlan Lord Wlth a staff of elghteen members the NEWS publlshed mne lssues and a Fall Frol 1cs extra durmg the hrst semester and elght xssues durlng the sprxng semester Forever seekmg lmprovement the NEWS th1s semester changed the elght small pages that we were accustomed to back to the four larger ones The Qulll and Scroll glven at the Banquet at the end of Y for deservmg work IS awarded ach semester NEWS STAFF JANUARY EDITORS EdltOf1I1 Chlef Shelley Nasa t1r Managmg Edltor Mar1lyn Feldman SportsEd1tor axrus Ghan NEWS STAFF JUNE EDITORS Edltor m Chlef Angle Perez Lxterary Edltor B a rb ar a ,V Schallman Feature Edxtors Sarelle Lmn Ruta KUPCIS Sports Edltor Irw1n Dorfman ASSISTANTS jocelme Currle M1tr1 Dozor etz Sandra L1nderman Barry Marcus Sandra Potekm and R1ta Rosenthal CUBS Marc1a Boclan Marshall C hen Saralee Feldman Marsha amer Ga1l Lenhoff V1ctor ot and Joel Treshansky . AA K A -L M f . , 2-. 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DIJRI MAY 26 For the sprmg 53 News RE VIEW banquet the final event of the Mar shall News REVIEW year we go to the Nor mandy House umll and Scroll awards are presented to the ehglble semor edxtors JUNE 8 The 1953 REVIEW b1g and beautlful whlte gold and maroon arrlves at last after ten long months of work 1ts arrlval causes so much enthuslasm that we even order more from the prmter OCTOBER 28 The photographer comes to Marshall to take photos of the january sen lors for the yearbook panels NOVEMBER IQ January Whos Who electxons a REVIEW project proves to be a hxlarxous occaslon RldlCUlOUS costumes clever sklts and humorous speeches provlde the bas1s for the electron of Class Beauty Class Bram Class Hero and many others JANUARY I2 1954 The News RE VIEW banquet the chmax of Marshalls two pubhcatlonsl Smce the News and RE VIEW are members of Qulll 81 Scroll Inter natlonal Honorary Soclety for hlgh school journallsts membershlps are awarded each semester to el1g1ble members of the two staffs at the News REVIEW banquet JANUARY I2 D1stressed at first at the loss of our january REVIEW edxtors the june staff soon gets 1nto the swxng of thmgs plctures are taken and mounted copy wrltten tr1ps arranged to the engraver and pho tographer MARCH 18 june Whos Who' a gun shot a dymg moan a dramatlc au' help candl dates wm as class FflCHdllCSt G1rl Class Goof us and Class Actress MARCH 23 A trlp to the REVIEWS prxnter at Llbertyvxlle Fxrst pages of copy off our hands The book IS on the way' MAY 26 At thrs sprxngs News RE VIEW banquet u1ll and Scroll pms and membershxps go to Senlor edxtors of both groups 4. , - - ' - . 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FOOTBALL SQUAD Ist row seated Lacey Hughley George Gatto co captarn Denms W1lson Frank Brown Howard Mc Clam row 2 Clcero Blake Lynn Fanmn Rlchard Lawrence Ronald Abraham Gerry Schwartz Robert Ze1dman George Glglxo Troy Goodwm John Carter W1l11am Blllups james Bond row 3 Rutherford Wxl son manager Thomas Sherldan Lou1s Wagner Gas ton Martln Morton Shapiro Henry Hlcks George H1llard Robert Reese Leon Booker Marshall Bern stem Edward F1nley co captaln James Ellman Ken neth Gray Harvey Luber UOTBALL The past season has been the best ln the past twen ty years for the Marshall grndders wlth Marshall to tallng 121 pomts agamst 1ts opponents 138 pomts and endlng up xn the clty quarter finals Loslng ltS first two practlce games to Lane and Tuley Marshall nevertheless went on to defeat Roose velt 31 o and Taft 25 6 In the Marshall Stemmetz game Stemmetz was favored to wxn but the Com mandos surprxsmgly t1ed them 6 6 and actually won on statlstlcs The fourth game proved fatal to the grldders as they lost to Amundsen s Vlkmgs 2I 7 but came back to defeat Kelvyn Park 26 7 Wxth a record of three w1ns one loss and one t1e Marshall entered the clty finals won the first round by beatmg Har rlson IQ I2 but due to lack of reserves was defeated by Tllden 41 7 1n the quarter finals One of the reasons for Marshall s successful season was Ed F1nley the grldder s star halfback who made the first berth on both the All Clty and the All Chl cago Area teams Graduatlng 1n june F1nley who has played hxs last season for Marshall scored I3 touchdowns for a total of 78 pomts and was named player of the week by the CHICAGO AMERICAN He also recelved honorable mentlon on the All State team Other grldders recelvmg honorable mentlon ln clty cholces last season were Gxgho Goodwm and Leone whxle Booker and Gatto made the second and thxrd cxty teams respectwely I no . . av- x ll f 1 1 A ,- .1 f 1 - L I -1 .o 1 . 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In the second period Frank Leone pushed over a second touchdown with a plunge through the middle The thlrd and fourth touchdowns came In the third when George Hnllard came down on the recexv mg end of a short pass in the end zone and Leon Booker intercepted a pass to run 50 yards to score Harvey Luber who was standmg m the end zone caught a pass for the conversion Marshall s last score came in the fourth when Finley ran 35 yards JIARQHALL as TAIFT The Commandos romped to a 256 victory over Taft The first tally came early in the game when George Hnllard received a pass and went all the way to score Minutes later Leone recovered the loos prgskin and carried it into the end zone for a touch down The Commandos scored again when Finley wlth his usual br1ll1ant broken field running carried the ball over for six points. Leon Booker recovered a fumble on a kickoff to Taft and went all the way. all 41? 9H4LL Ls. YTEIINLUETZ In a showdown battle for 61-st place at Rockne Stadium Marshall tied Steinmetz 6 6 The Com mandos wmnlng the game on statistics put them IH second place at the season s end A few minutes after the opening kick off wlth Stemmetz on Marshalls two yard lme the Commandos defense stiffened and stopped the silver streaks from scoring After recew mg the ball Marshall punted on the first down and recovered the ball on their 28 when Stemmetz fumbled The last bit of excitement ln the first half was provided when Ed Finley ran 38 yards for the longest run up to that tlme The first score came ln the first minutes of the sec ond half when Marshall recovered a fumble cn the Stemmetz 27 Marshall made It to the two yard lme in six plays and then gave the ball to Ed Finley who scored on the third attempt A blocked punt on Mar shall s 33 set up Stemmetz s touchdown a I -Hu- W WEN 'l ,,kNx:f-WJ Lpper left and night md lower left The season gets undef xx xx 1n the Roosexelt gm e loner left -X threat ln the Stem metz g ame 61 V . , , 1 4 1 c Q - v , - . - , , . . . . . - , . . . . . , , . , . . . r , , . . . - u g . . . v I Q ' u Q . 1 ' ' . 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MARSHALL as 4!llUNDSEN Amundsen marched all the way wrth the opemng kickoff and scored on a I5 yard run The Vlkmgs scored aga1n rn thxrd quarter on a 30 yard pass The try for the extra po1nt was good Two more pomts were added to thelr total ln the thlrd quarter when Leone faded back to pass wlth unhappy results Amundsen Wlfh the axd of an mtercepted pass scored agam 1n the fourth quarter Ed Fmley scored Mar shalls only touchdown w1th a mmute to go 1n the game on a two yard plunge Booker klcked the extra po1nt MARSHALL vs KELP YN PARA The star of the Kelvyn Park game was Edward Fmley who scored all of Marshall s touchdowns H1s scormg feats were I2 yards ln the second quarter I3 plunge 1n the fourth quarter Fmley was backed up by the whole Marshall team who knew rf they lost they would be out of the c1ty playoffs Kelvyn Park s only score came ln the fourth quarter MARSHALI Us HARRISON Marshall scored 1n the first quarter on a three yard plunge by Ed F1nley Booker klcked what turned out to be an all xmportant extra po1nt Harrlson late ln the thlrd quarter scored on a pass The extra pomt was blocked Marshall at th1s pomt mstead of recexv 1ng kxcked off The strategy pa1d off when '-Iarr1son s return punt traveled only to thexr 33 Marshall from that po1nt scored the1r second touchdown early ln the fourth perxod on a three yard plunge The pomt after was no good Harrlson scored mxdway of the fourth but the pomt after the touchdown was w1de Wlth seconds left F1nley added an unnecessary touchdown as he broke through the Harrlson defense and 1nto the clear The P A T was wxde Left md rlght Abou- Marshlll blttles Stemmetz Below left Fxmex t mcklcs .1 Kolun plaxer c unmg the ball rlght 'Nh Wllls checks has team befoxe the Tllden game - y : me 7 V a I .4 a . , . . . . 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Q -rv: f' g 62 19 MARSHALL vs TILDEJX The story of the game can be told ln the statlstlcs Txlden gamed 470 yards to Marshalls 145 and had a I6 to 4 first down advantage Ed Fmley scored Marshalls only touchdown m the closmg mmute of the game after Tnlden had rolled up a 41 o budge w1th a spectacular 76 yard run the longest run of the game Fmley 1n I3 other carries could only manager 36 yards Txlden scored I4 pomts ln the first quarter I4 more pomts ln the thlrd quarter and eased up wxth I3 pomts xn the fourth quarter Two mtercepted passes and a Mar shall fumble helped Tlldens cause INDIVIDL 4L ST4 NDINCS TFAIU STWNDINCS Player TD S PAT S Pts mofthwest Section, Finley Won Lost T1e Amundsen Leone Marshall Hlllard Booker Luber Stemmetz Taft Kelvyn Park Roosevelt I K l 1 5 i , o Upper left: Full prurtice opens the sensong lower left: The refs talk it overg upper :md lower right: Before the Tilden game. 1 . F n . . , ' s 1 . l , 7 , ' If T J A I V V I 7 I, 7 V U ' I3 o 78 2 0 I2 4 I O 3 1 I ' 2 o I2 ' 3 I 1 2 6 I8 3 2 0 I 4 0 o I I 0 5 0 53 41 4151 SCORES x H1121 T10 x SEPT 18 SEPT 25 OCT 2 OCT m OCT M OCT H OCT w NOV 6 NOV Q MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL O O lf, ICI I y U 6 1 A W 1 IE 64 LANE TULEY ROOSEVELT TAFT STEINMETZ AMUNDSEN KELVYN PARK HARRBON TILDEN U M 0 6 6 N I m M 15 A' jf: 4' Lf? 'L ,- g.f,,-: .'- 1:4 ' ' . ' 'R -I, '27 V. ln 1-. .- .'JA-45211 R 1, , A 11. 1,wgsM g U, Q' f' T V-. ' 1 I , , , Tl'IlSl' !llU!1l'IfS in thc- Til 11-1 fi mv. W W K JWARSHALL LS STFIN IIETZ Ed Flnley runs around end as he makes longest run of the game Thls long run was one of the determlmng factors whlch helped Marshall wm over Stemmetz on Stat1StlCS !lMR9H4l I IS In the first game of the play off Marshall met wlth one of the best teams ln the Red Sec t1on Marshall went on to show 1ts superlorxty by Whlpplflg the men from Harrlson by a score of IQ I2 MIDDLE PICTURE Frank Leone C435 attempts a I2 yard Jump pass to Ed Fm ley f37, Thls fast thlnkmg by Leone was good for twenty yards BOTTOM PICTURE Leon Booker grxmaces ln pam as two Harrlson defend ers nall hlm to the spot PDIRRIQON 1 , bd- l , A j , . ' '1 40 - Q , L v --- - -- ' - -- x- , , C 'N SOCCER SQUAD Row 1 Davld Silverman manager Jerome Wem Ross Myron Cherry Melvin Copac joel Mosak berg Lester Pohsky Joe Astrachan Cal Krrsh cap Lours Paul jurls johnson Mart1n Chasm Mrckey tam Alvm Fox Don Frank Al Frnedlander John 1-Iorwltz Alex Genrlssl Coach John Klem Haymaker row 2 V1c Morgan Asst Coach Erwm S CCE Out of the five exh1b1t1on games Marshall won three and lost two The first two games agamst Mc Klnley were easlly won the Commandos routmg thexr opponents I0 o and rr o The next two games were a let down The booters dropped two hard fought games to Oak Park 3 2 and 2 1 but came back to defeat Lake Forest 5 2 Marshall got off to a poor start when the regular season began droppxng dCClSlOnS to Lane and Schurz 5 o and 8 1 respectrvely In the next two games Mar shall scored sxx pomts whlte washmg thexr oppo nents Von Steuben and Crane The game agamst Crane was forfexted as Crane falled to field a team thus glvmg Marshall another wm Trlden proved tough beatmg Marshall 8 o how ever the booters bounced back to defeat McK1n1ey 6 o Marshall splxt the next two games beatmg Von Steu ben 2 o and then recexvmg a one to nothmg set back at the hands of Schurz The Commandos swamped Crane 8 o and then game of the season Marshall met McK1nley fo the fourth tlme wxth a 4 o Wm Marsha'ls total league record of slx wms and sxx losses IS not too lmpressxve but the booters played thexr best at all txmes and gave therr coach Mr John Klem reason to be proud of them Makxng first berth on the All State Soccer Team last season were Co Captams Cal Krrsch and joe Astrachan while Lester Pollsky and Melvm Copac made the All Clty Team . battled to a finish with Tilden, losing 5-4. In the last A . . . . 66 jerry Welnberg drlbbles the ball down the field Get that ball Mrckey Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall SOCCPR SCHFDLIT Lane Schurz Von Steuben Tllden McK1nley Von Steuben Schurz Crane Txlden McK1nley QD1vej Goldberg Twms Marshall Marshall Marshall Ma shall Marshall Marshall Marshall SFV01? SWIII IIFLTS Roosevelt Wells Farragut Austln Wells Farragut Austln CH1gh dlvel Mlke Cavaluzzl l .' I .' L Q: f A , ,lf O 5 27 25 I 8 3 O 31 26 Marshall 3 Crane o 36 I6 o ' 8 6 ' O r 31 ' 26 2 0 28 2Q o r 8 O 36 22 4 ' 5 I9 - 38 4 ' 0 57 ..1..... Ist row K Ando L Monegaln C Golden F Schaff ner R Reed M Cavaluzzl 2nd row D Kennedy E Harr1s S jaegerman L Polxsky J Goldberg 3rd WIMMI Marshalls semor strokers enjoyed an almost per fect season under the tutelage of Coach Sld Roth stem Top swlmmmg honors for the past season went to Ken Ando, who accumulated an amazmg total of 59 pomts Wlth the tremendous help of Ando, who just recently moved up to the semor swlm squad, the aquamen from Marshall splashed thelr way mto sec ond place ln the west sectlon race Runners up to Ando on the senior squad were Earl Horwxtz, Joel Goldberg and Mxke Cavaluzzl wrth 40, 40, and 30 pomts respectlvely The remalnlng 30 polnts of the grand total of 208 were dlvlded between jerry Gold berg, Fred Schaffner, Alan Frledlander, Les Pollsky, row T Musto M Pazzol G Reed E Horwltz Goldberg CTAM Joe Astrachan and two newcomers from the Junlor squad Tom Musto and Granvllle Reed The senlor strokers suffered a great loss when Les Pollsky was forced to qult the team at half season because of a bad knee The Marshall Jumor swlmmlng team, handxcapped by the graduanon of Ando and Musto to the semor squad, fimshed ln the Cellar Top scorer for the jun lore was Marv Bernstem wlth a total of 33 pomts Other contrlbutlons to the scoring column were Roger Reed, Sim Yaegerman, and Dave Kennedy Next year's absentees w1l1 be Don Frank, A1 Frledlander, and M1ke Pazzol -ai V I -- e i1g.' : H 711, , . f . --- L-E-L---A4 - , f -J - ' - - 1 -iiLg.-,- f' ' x ' ' ' A , A 3. -- lv H.. I..-.,..L... .. I Y. Y., 1 1 . A L L V 'Q' AJTYL i i W 4 A' 1 . -.---- H ...L . ' l ' ' ' ' '- nr A L' j ' ' :L- . ' N ' T3 1 if 'D V l ' 5 xi 1. 3 1 0 ' 'am .3 ' Y to f ya 4. v. Ill I v ' h V x tx 3 - . A 0 Wi . A. 0 -a .ii 'kb 1 . , . ' , . , . - : . , . , . , . ' , J. , . , . 3 : . , . . , . , . , - 2 - , . . . 68 I Yf T TOLRY4-1IE.YT Entering the I.T.T. tournament finals with four successive wins, Marshall finally met defeat at the hands of the Du Sable Panthers, who ranked second in the state basketball Finals. The first two rounds of the tournament were won easily as Marshall defeated both Kelly and Serin, with scores of 75-55 and 62-43 respectively. The third game against Dunbar was close for both teams. Art Day scored six points in the last minute of play making the final score 43-41. Lake View, rated as one of the best teams in the city, bowed to the Commandos by a score of 7o-58. During the game against Du Sable, the Commandos led throughout most of the game, but lost their lead near the end of the last quarter. With the score tied, the game went into a double overtime. Marshall fell behind Du Sable by 3 points making the final score 67-64 with Marshall taking second place. 25? Q f' 41, A . 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Thomas, E. Edwards, Capt., D. Pec- , K 1 A n.- C an L I 1 y I 'o 1541351 T Y B141 KETBALL Beginning the practice season with two siraight losses to Von Steuben and Roosevelt, it looked as though Marshall would not get too far last season. However the Commandos bounced back to win eight successive games, including victories over Roosevelt and Von Steuben, Marshall Finally met the Du Sable Panthers Who stopped the former's winning streak in the I.I.T. tournament. The Commandos got off to a good start during the regular season. Coming out on top in the first six games, they were handed the hrst loss by Wells on an upset Q4 61 and there fore dropped out of first place Downing their next three op ponents Marshall vied in a three way tie for First place with McK1nlev and Wells when Marshall beat McKinley and McKinley beat Wells and Wells beat Marshall The Commandos dropped their first round against Dun bar in the city finals by a score of 56 51 and thus was auto matically eliminated from the tournament The graduation of Gene Pitts Marshall s star forward during mid season was a great loss to the Commandos lf4RSHlll IS STIIN lll lf Successful in their first league game the Commandos began a lucky season by beat ing Steinmetz 65 48 High scorers for Marshall were Day Pitts and Clar with I3 I2 and II points respectively The only time that Steinmetz outscored Marshall was in the last quarter ll X ll I Nl ll 1 J-1,X..ll... ,lHRSH'I!,l, rs ,llc-lx'llN'l,lz'l' Winning by three points was a close shave for Marshall as the Commandos beat McKinley 68-65. During this game the score was tied five times, and only once did McKinley go out in front of the Com- mandos. High scorer for Marshall was Clar with 21 points. while Day followed with 20 points. F, , 3-'ff' fix.. 16... . v xxx, l'ppm- 11-ft: ll: 'slizill vs. FI lu- I mi-tx: miflillv left: llzirslizill xs. l.l'1llll'1 lover I-fi Blzvsliaill vs. i'!'1lllt'1 up! A' glit: l'itts pzassi-s tht- hull ing lmvt-1' right: 3I2l'Sll1lll , vs. Austin. 71 14lNf. 91 .... 1141? SHA! L vs WASHBLTTUNT In the th1rd Lea ue game of the season Marshall easlly defeated Washburne by a score of 77 43 Coach Wills substr tuted f ecly 1n 11 a total of fifteen men was used but Mar shall s score contmued to mount Hxgh scorers were Day Rush and Alston w1th I4 I3 and I2 pomts respectively JJN 96 lI4BSH4LLLs4LST1N Marshall got off to a fast start and kept the lead through out the game Gene Pitts playing his last game for Mar shall was the game s hlgh scorer with a total of 24 pomts whxle Art Day followed wxth 20 pomts The final score was 72 52 ln favor of Marshall FFB P IHBSHQILL Ls TLLEY Coach Wills used five platers agalnst Tuley to replace the spot xacated by Gene Pxtts Gettmg off to an early lead the Commandos kept up the steady pace to defeat the Tuley Wlldcats 69 54 and thus made then' fifth straight w1n FIB I lI4BSHAlI1,sFB4!WV Getting off to a bad start the Commandos trailed the Crane Cougars I3 3 but came back to pass thelr opponents at the end of the first half 35 33 The final score was 81 DQ maklng the s1xth consecutlve w1n for Marshall Hlgh scor ers were Day Clar and johnson with 25 16 and 16 pomts respectlvely FFB 9 ll4BSH4ll LsWFllS The graduation of Gene Pltts at mid season was a blow when Wells handed the Commandos the1r first league loss Q4 61 At the end of the first half Marshall was leading 46 40 but scored only 16 pomts to Wells 56 pomts Hlgh scor er of the game was Booker wlth 40 pomts whlle Dav was FFB 118 lHBSH4ll1slxFlIlN P4Blx Art Day lead1ng the Commandos vuth a total of 35 pomts helped put Marshall ahead of the Kelx yn Park Panthers by a score of 70 54 Throughout the game the Commandos were in the lead except in the first quarter when the sco e was t1ed IIB 91 llIl?Sll1ll1sl0Blll1X The most thr llmg game of the entlre season for the Com mandos was that agalnst Foreman The Commandos tra1led Foreman through the first three qualters and most of the fourth As the lJJ7lCI' sounded Wlllle Chapman put ln the w1nn1n basket makmg the hnal score 62 61 91 IIIB lll1sllIX The Commandos went out to massacre Manley by a score of go 54 Manley nut up a ood fight untll the second quar ter when the score was 35 32 At the begmmng of the th1rd Marshall had 50 pomts and vsas trying hard for the 1oo mark In the last quarter Manley started an effectlve stall whxch held the Commandos back for only nlne more pomts 72 , . 1 rc- 1 A 4 U . I3 ! A. . L L ' , - . . , Y v 1 ' 1 - ' ' ,f . - .. .. .... , , I , 1 y ' 7 I u , ' f . J on Ain... 4' 4 I ' 7 v ' 1 ' 1 7 5 1 A 1 J an earl. 4 K 44 Q I Z J H1 , , , , , , I W N , .. J nn an-A 4' R 4 44 O J4gk . - , , - o - ' ' - 7 . nextw1th 17. 4 fl 4 ., N ,' 1' F T ' . A t , 4, . 44 1 1 y . I. . 7 . . L f .. , 1 4 . I, 1 1 A , -- 1 1 .7 4 .. - .... 4 . A . , . ,. .4 5. . - . O , , . . . , b . , L - 4 -4 1' .lf A 4 4 0 . , 4 4 , , - cr ' - ' - b v - ' ' , 1141? z IHRSH-ILL LsDLNB4R The first round of the c1ty Publ1C league gam s brought defeat to the Commandos The Commanoos were out 1n front by a score of 41 40 at the end of the thxrd quarter but were outscored by SIX pomts m he last quarter by the Dunbar Hellcats thus makmg the final score 56 51 To counteract the d1fHcult1es wh1ch Marshall had thls past year two honors were bestowed uoon two of Marshall s players Arthur Day made the All Ch1cago Area and the All Crty teams wlnle Shelly Clar made the All Sectlon team January 8 anuary nuary January February February February February February Fen uary IIFJCLF C4 UFS Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Stemmetz McK1nley Washburne Austm Tuley Crane Wells Kelvyn Park Foreman Manley ,QS N44 U lHXX r I Nl n J Us x 11 In 1 Q m t c m lf 1 . . Z 65 . 48 1 . ' J 14 68 ' 65 ' , ' ' ' 1 21 78 43 26 72 ' 52 ' ' ' - - 2 69 54 . ' ' .V 4 81 59 - ' , ' 9 61 94 ' ' 18 70 54 24 62 61 ' l 25 90 . lfppwr If-ft: Pitts mis sr-t for ll two hzmflm-r in the fur L'ful'Ilf'I'2 lmw-r lr-ftg f Alston 1lrilb'f1s Lmvur ll Cr: me rlzly- vl' f 1' un r-usy step in: 1 fht: Day sl vh: ak ,s hi i'k ' the X VW-lls gran - witl ll hook shot. V f . ,, ,V til l 5 + 1 . 1, , 1 ,Q f' If 73 ll CLLB The M Club under the sponsorshxp of Mr Harvey Gunn IS an orgamzatlon composed of boys who are members of any one of Marshalls athletlc teams Each year the M Club presents the M CLUB FOLLIES On Aprll I7 the M Club put on an Oflgl nal play Is Th1s Your Llfe Thls sk1t portrayed the lxfe of a notorlous gangster whlch was played by Joe Astrachan Al Frxedlander acted as MC The funds from thxs show are used for the scholarshxp award whlch IS g1ven each semester to two deservmg M Club members In 1953 awards were glven to Stuart Gramck and Stuart Kommsky The scholarshlp fx IS cased on scholastlc standlng and servxce to the club In order to collect enough funds for the scholarshlp awards the M Club sells candy at all basketball games Donatlons are often contrlbuted by frlends and alumm Once a year the M Club presents an alumnl n1ght On the nlght of November 25 members of the Mar shall basketball team who had graduated 1n the pre cedmg semesters played a competltxve game in the bovs gvm Followmg th1s the present basketball team played a game Tradltlonally each semester the boys M Club plav the glrls Letter club ln volley ball game Thls year the games were played on Dec 2 and May I2 The December score was I5 9 ID the M Club s favor M Club members who graduated last semester are G Gatto E. Cunnmgham A Fox G Pltts J Cantor D Frank H Farber mem bers graduatmg ln June are R Abraham J Astrachan L HCfShOWltZ T Goodw1n H Luber C M1nkus Mosak R Ogan L Pollsky M Shaplro J Wemberg Top plcture M Club ofh cers Mr Harvey Gunn Sponsor Ronald Abraham presxdent Joe Astrachan vlce president Mlke Cava 1uzz1 secretary Lester Poll sky treasurer Second plc ture Harold Farber Mort Shaplro Alvin Fox Mr Gunn Earl HOlWltZ Mrke Pazzol Eddle Stemlauf Bottom plcture M Club members row 1 A Frled lander F Schaffner L Pol lsky M Cavaluzzz A Abra ham J Astrachan H Mc Clam B Hammer row Mr Gunn Joel Mosak I Gothelf L Hershovltz Stemlauf M Chasen Iuber C M1nkus row V Vlele G H11 ard Goodvun G G1gl1o Ogan E Horwltz J Wem berg D Wrlson M Shapxro .4 I 37 I U nv 44 -v ' - ' 45 1' ' 1 - . . a .:.wi-..--..Y- f-1 ' 1 . ' rf- Q ' I A I l - 'Car - L Q 'C - Q .. .. . f I ' I 45 V! 1 , C. ' , ' Y ' 9 ' V . , . : - ' Y ' ? J. Derouard, A. Friedlander, J - ' , - ' , . , . ' , J. Y ' Y ' 1 9 . , . . 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' l , T. . v l I ' s l - U . . 74 GIRLS CHISTLNTSI Mats on Hoor green suits and white gym shoes are signs that we re now in the Girls Gym Mary Etta Nields Beverly Walls and Mat ie Marshall are about to un dertake a forward somersault In the next picture the sam girls are p e parmg to do a backward somersault Their instructions were Hands clasped around ankles head close to knees give a push and over you ll g In the next pictu e the girls are exhibiting the art of balance Hands on hips feet in the air just like that Helen Wallace Mattie Mar shall Herbena Hughley and Marlee Griffin accomplished the shoulder rest In the next picture Shirley Blakely Ruth Lewis Betty Poteete Herbena Hughley Carmella Laurendi Diane Cleme Beverly Walls Mary Etta Nlelds An1ta Cooley and Helen Wal lace are about to perform perhaps a polka or a waltz During the semester they re sched uled for square dancing folk dan ing and other dances This helps and prepares the girls for social activities To keep the girls physically ht tests are given to develop the girls in various parts of the body The most beloved sport in the Girls Gym is volley ball From the time of the starting whistle to the end of the game the girls participate in action packed games. This sport helps develop the girls in foot work. Rising slowly to fame among the girls at Marshall is a new sport kick baseball. This sport is like base ball and is played in the same manner. -4, GIRLS C HW UPPER LEFT From left to r1ght Mxldred Rob mson Gene Bomblcmo Marcla Rothleder Carol Makm and Ann Ashkm UPPER RIGHT Recexvmg last mlnute lnstruc tlons from the1r cabtams these two teams are ready to compete thelr sk1lls agalnst each other ln an CXClt mg game of captam basketball From left to rxght Frances Albertx standlng wxth ball Ruth Planko s1t tmg Bonme Slmms Paula Boclan and Clemmle Ryals Second row standmg Esther Pedersen San dra Klschner Hermame Smlth Arlene Hoffman Glorla Kasper Yvonne Brooks Alfrances Lyman and Florence Jones LOWER LEFT These gmrls are the champxons of capta1n Basketball m the Junlor semesters From left to rxght they are Front Shlrley Bell Rxta Gray Jack1e C owder captaln JOSIC Branch and Conme Greene Back Elame Grimm Rachel Holloway Ruby Chandler Rosetta Allen and Elgean Humphrey LOWER RIGHT These gxrls are the Semor Bas hall They are from left to r1ght front Delores Co stanza Ella Armstrong Paul1ne Llpsky Ruby Scott captam Leatha Webb V1ck1 Katz and Ann Bernstem Bal Lols R1tt Arlene Stemberg Harrxett Belers Bessle Wheeler Barbara Newman Loretta West V1rg1n1a Lajoy and Rose Mary Syck sitting: Arlene Pritikin, Novella Powell, behind ball, ketball Champions and also the champions of Mar- . A . . , , C z : . . , . , . . , 76 OFFICERS J Gause secretary L Tephtz pres1 dent and A Lyman v1ce presldent dxscuss the agen da for the next GAA rneetlng EXECUTIVE BOARD Front row B Shank D Lampkms A Morelll J Gause L Tephtz A Lyman J Crowder mlddle row F W1lson L Townsend F W1mberly R Syck A Buches F Washmgton M Sallm back row A Fenton L Saunders L Splegal M Ka1n E Wllenskv N Powell C Thomas P L1psky LETTER CLUB Row I L Tephtz B Dlxon A Lyman N Auclamr B Bostrom A Morelh J Crow X I QX N' lr V'?sL der row 2 P Llpsky S Concannon M Sallm Ka1n J Wallace 750 POINT CLUB VOLLEYBALL TEAM Row J Gause R Scott N Powell L Saunders row 2 A Stemberg S Huff A Seymour D Costanza R LaRusso 5oo POINT CLUB VOLLEYBALL TEAM Row 1 L Townsend F Wxmberly P Lxpsky C Ellxs row 2 C Greene F W1lson M Sallm R Syck 250 POINT CLUB VOLLEYBALL TEAM Row J Calamalo J Wallace A jones E I-Iumphrey row 2 J Teacfue L Womack M Ford R Allen ll ., - . 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I 'E C7 ALL THROUGH LIFE YOUR NAME WE WILL CHEER AS WE STRIVE FOR VICTORY SO DEAR On the basketball court as the Marshall Commandos a1m for pomts or on the football field as the Marshall gr1dders str1ve for goals hearty cheers from the stands encourage them Cheerleaders who appear at the games and pep as semblles 1nsp1re the boys to do the1r best even when losmg The s1xteen cheerleaders take turns at the games Bottom row left to r1ght Sandra Bla1r Ge trude Harms Ruth I-Ialushka Sandra L1nderman ovce L1pk1n Mar1an Warrs top row Renee Rudman jaclme Crowder Jean Wallace Rochelle W1lensky Loretta Tenhtz ean I-Ierskovltz Alfrances Lyman Wlmberly The GAA IS the G1rls Athletxc Assoc1at1on who e purpose lt IS to teach 1ts members good sportsman shlp leadershxp and ru es for good health to 1nsp1re an actne mterest 1n athlet1c BCIIVIIICS and ln serwce to the gym department and to help the g1rls rnamtaxn good health nab1ts and to enjox themselxes Subordmate orgamza 1ons of the GAA are the POINT Clubs VNl1lCll serxe to s1mulate 1nterest 1n IIS pux poses The 250 5oo and 750 Clubs are merely steps leadm to the hlghest goal G1rls Letter Club for wh1ch 1ooo po1nts accumulated from var1ous aCtlVltlCS SCYVICC 1eadersh1p and scholarsh1p are requlred Each semester the POIHI Clubs have a volleyball tournament among themselves In the Fall semester the 750 Club won all the games They then played the G1rls Letter Club team 1n Whlth they were de feated 22 17 I os rg the1r second consecut1ve volleyball game to the M Club the G1rls Letter Club tr1ed agam De cember 2 but lost 27 I5 The GAA s calendar of splash PBYIICS and skatxng mdoors are looked forward wlth excrtement and mterest an Skatmg Pe J Sw1mm1ng Pe J Skatlng Mar Svurnmlng Mar Skatm A Jr Skatmg 3 Svummmg meet 1 Skatmg Max Svwrmmmg Mav Skatmg Q o- ,S Q 'A N C ei 5 ,P I iv , it ' 1 V . 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Paula Bocran CLASS BLUHU Esther Pederson CLASS PALS Frank Seafleld Ilen Sears January Graduates ALEXANDER ELLEN QHowlandD Orchestra Braxlle reader GAA ANGIOLO ANTOINETTE CDelanoj Hall guard 4B hayrxde commlttee News resentatlve REVIEW representat1ve ARMSTRONG ELLA fLawsonj Attendance of lice hall guard GAA teachers ard gym leader ASHKIN ANNE Qsumnerj Orchestra GAA hall guard ASHKINAZ MARILYN CSumnerj Hall guard MCA delegate teachers ald 4A luncheon commlttee AUCLAIR NANCY CGregoryj GAA presldent Semor Honor Soclety French Club secretary 4A luncheon commlttee Letter Club presxdent BEDFORD EARL fRl1SD REVIEW repre sentat1ve hall guard Chorlster accompamst BEEZY MADELON fPopej GAA health guard teachers ald extra games BEIERS HARRIETT L fMarsha1lj GAA hall guard teachers a1d Brallle reader BERNSTEIN ANN CGregoryj Senlor Honor Soclety MCA delegate 4B 8: 4A representatlve BOCIAN PAULA fLawsonj Hall guard GAA BOYD DOLORES QBrownj Orchestra GAA 4A luncheon commlttee BRANDT ED fDelanoj Hall guard vlsual educatxon BRILL RALPH QGregoryj Hall guard 4A representatnve soccer team teachers an BROOKS DOROTHY QTennysonj MCA treasur er Ushers Club GAA lunchroom guard lnbrary asslstant BROSTOFF ARNOLD QDelanoj Orchestra BROWDER HAROLD QGrantj Hall guard lunchroom guard ALEXANDER BROWDER 'Z gh .nn 33 Z? ,fs BROWN KFNNETH CTennysonj Hall guard 1 brary assistant CANTOR JACK CHowlandj Basketball team hall guard 4A special activities committee visual education teacher s aid CAPIZANO ROBERT CAPRE WILLIAM QNew Yorkj Choristers Dra ma Club football track CHENSKY LOIS QHowlandj 4B secretary hall guard GAA delegate 4A Prom commit tee teachers aid CHERRY WILLARD CDelanoj Hall guard captain Conservation Committee visual education CONCANNON SHERON fSumnerj GAA vice president 4A treasurer Senior Honor Society Letter Club REVIEW representative COSTANZA DOLORES CGregoryj Teachers aid 750 Club Choristers REVIEW represen tative Big Sister CUNNINGHAM EDWIN QBe1dlerQ Swim team co captain M Club treasurer MCA delegate 4A vice president Key Club DENENBERG ROCHELLE CPennj Senior Hon or Society hall guard library assistant 4A lunch eon committee French Club DIXON BETTIE fCalhounj Concert band Letter Club teachers aid gym leader 4A special activities committee EAGLE BARBARA CLawsonj Art Club 4A secretary 4B publicity committee chair man MCA delegate teacher s aid EDELBERG SHERWIN QLawsonj 4A luncheon committee division president visual education EDELMAN FRANCINE QPennj French Club vice president REVIEW Editor in Chief Na tional Honor Society vice president 4B Turn about committee' attendance office EISEN RANON CPennQ Life guard teachers aid ESTERLUND ROBERT QKingj National Honor Society' orchestra vice-president' teacher s aid' 4A representative FARBER HAROLD fDelanoj 4B vice-pres1- dent' swim team captain' M Club' life guard visual education FEIGER SHEILA fLawsonQ Concert band: Senior Honor Society' 4B 8: 4A representative FELDMAN MARILYN QGregoryj Natlonal Hon or Soc1ety secretary News Managmg Ed1tor 4A graduatron commlttee French Club presldent 4B Turnabout committee FELDSTEIN ALAN fDelanoj Key Club Conservatlon Commlttee 4B Turnabout com mlttee 4A prom committee FOX ALVIN QHebrew Parochlalj Soccer team captam M Club secretary hall guard 4B Turnabout commlttee lunchroom guard FRANK DON fGregoryj Swlm team co captam soccer team M Club mtramural sports prmt shop foreman FREEMAN CLAIRE CGregoryj Library as sxstant Semor Honor Society adjustment of fice teachers ald MCA delegate FRIEDMAN SANDER LEWIS CPennj Hall guard News representatxve GATTO GEORGE CGregoryj Football team cap tam lunchroom guard captam M Club presldent mtramural sports 4A graduatxon commlttee GHAN JAIRUS QLawsonD News Sports Edltor 4B 8: 4A basketball team d1v1s1on president mtramural sports 4A publlclty com mrttee GILFORD NAOMI QBryantj 4B hayrlde commlttee charrman hall guard teachers ald dlvnsxon treasurer 4A Whos Who commxttee GOLDMAN AUDREY CSumnerj 4B publlclty commlttee 4B coronatlon commlttee attendance oHice GAA GOLDMAN MARVIN fMasonQ Band RO TC Drum 8: Bugle Corps teacher s a1d GOLDSHOLL GERALDINE QLawsonJ junxor Honor Soclety Conservatlon Com mittee band secretary d1v1s1on secretary 4A luncheon commlttee GORNSTEIN ELEANOR CBryantj Hall guard hayrlde commxttee d1v1s1on secretary GAA GREENMAN ILENE QDelanoj 4B treasur er hall guard teachers a1d GAA delegate health charrman HENICH LEE CBryantj GAA delegate gym captam Chormsters 4A glft commlt tee health secretary HERLEHY WILLIAM CNashj Teachers a1d HOFFMAN ARLENE CLaw50nj Hall guard teachers ard health chalrman GAA JONES FLORENCE CMed1lD Hall guard hbrary asslstant gym captam teacher s ard ONES 'K I rx 'L JOSEPH -P L JOSEPH HYMAN CLawsonj Semor Honor So cxety MCA delegate Key Club vlsual education glft comm1ttee KAGHAN ROBERTA fMasonj Semor Honor Socrety mam oflice hall guard GAA teach er s a1d KAPLAN EILEEN CPennj 4A luncheon commxttee hall guard Sen1or Honor So clety 4B hayrlde commlttee teachers and KAPLAN WILLIAM CGregoryj Vlsual educa t1on d1v1s1on presxdent Key Club gym captam Blg Brother KOMIE MARILYN fPennj Hall guard teachers ald ballet dlvxslon treasurer GAA KRAMER SHELDON fBryantD Band teachers ald KRISCH PATSY CMarshallj Teachers ald hall guard d1v1s1on pres1dent hbrary assxstant GAA delegate LACKEY NORMA CForestev1llej Attendance ofiice GAA Spanlsh Club extra games health guard LEBEAU JAMES qst Men LEMLER CARL fBryantj MCA delegate d v1s1on pres1dent hall guard mtramural sports vlsual educatlon LIPSKY PAULINE QBrownj Mam oFHce attendance office l1brary asslstant hall guard gift cornmlttee MACKIN CAROL QMarsha1lj GAA teachers a1d mam oihce bowhng team 4A cap and gown commlttee MAGURNO PHILOMENA fCameronj Teachers axd attendance oiflce Blg Slster MARGOLES ALICE fBryantj 4P furnabout commxttee PAB Chorlsters GAA hall guard MARKS ALVIN CBe1dlerj Semor Honor Socxety attendance offzce hbrary assxstant Conservatxon Commxttee 4B Turnabout commlttee MASON SHIRLEY CBe1dlerj Hall guard GAA executxve board gym leader MERRITT JAMES QHayesj Llbrary Helper hall guard MILDENBERG PETER QSumnerj Hall guard Glee Club MOORE JOYCELYN CTennysonj French Club hall guard teachers a1d attendance olhce GAA NARTER IRWIN fDelanoj 4B Turnabout commlttee vlsual educatlon Bxg Brother 4B 8: 4A basketball team 4A prom commlttee NASATIR SHELLEY CDelanoj Natlonal Honor SOCICYY News Ed1tor1n Chlef Key Club PAB hall guard NASH RONALD QHowlandj Football team l1 brary asslstant hall guard lunchroom guard Bxg Brother PASTORE MARY JUNE fLawsonj Attend ance olhce mam ofhce matron a1d MCA dele gate GAA PEDERSEN ESTHER CGregoryj Bralllc reader B1gS1ster attendance ofhce teach er s a1d PENDLETON GEORGIA fHayesj PETCHENIK KENNY fDelanoD Natxonal Honor SOC1Cty 4B 8: 4A presldent News Asslstant Edxtor Bra1lle reader hall guard PEVAN BARBARA QLawsonj Ballet P t1ve hall guard 4A luncheon commlttee PITTS GENE QTennysonj Basketball team hall uard captaxn l1brary asslstant MCA alternate M Club RAMEY BOBBIE RAMOS TESSIE QMarshal1j Teachers a1d extra games REDNER HELEN CLawsonj Hall guard adjust ment ofhce GAA 4B hayrlde commxttee RITT LOIS QGregoryj Senlor Honor Soclety adjustment office llbrary asslstant hall guard teacher s a1d ROMANOFSKY JACK CDe1anol MCA delegate vxsualeducatron lunchroom guard 4A prom commlttee ROSEMAN LOIS QLawsonj GAA ballet hall guard teacher s a1d 4A cap and gown commlttee ROSENBERG SHIRLEY QLawsonj Bra11le reader hall guard teachers a1d Conservatxon Comm1ttee d1v1s1on secretary ROSENFELD ROBERT fl-Iowlandj Na tnonal Honor Soc1ety presldent REVIEW Sports Edltor hall guard MCA delegate teacher s a1d . 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' ' ....,............................ , ...... ........,.......................... . ...2.57 ' ............,................................................................... ...... - .......,.................... ................,...................................... 2 . 57 Q2 IUNE WHOTS WHO MUST SUCCESSFUL BUY AI Freidlander MUST SUCCESSFUL CIRL Betty Iacohson CLASS AUUNIS Bert Werner CLASS VENUS Marlene Rosenberg CLASS ARTIST Shrrley Hlem CLASS TWIHIILE TUES Rosalie Llorens CLASS ATHLETIC HERU Ed Fmley CLASS ATHLETIC HERUIHE Robe ta Zenzrper PERSUHALITY PLUS Gert: Hams CUTEST CUUIIIE Renee Rudman CLASS BLUHIJ Barbara Bostrum CLASS BRUNETTE Sand a Goodman CLASS PEANUT Marrlyn Taylor CLASS SHUTTER BUG Ioel Mosak CLASS EIIISTEIH Seymour Lotsoff CLASS IUURHALIST Angie Perez CLASS VUCALIST lean Uerouard CLASS MUSICIAH Uamel Shore CLASS ACTRESS Barbara Sehallman MUST VERSATILE AI Smith FRIENULIEST UIRL Francme Goldman ERIENULIEST BUY s Polrsky CLASS SHARPIE Bon Vrtullo SLICII CHICH Syhrl TrveroIsky CLASS CARRUT TUP Cal Hrrseh CLASS CUUFUS Marlon Sax CLASS BUUUIES Mon Slraprro Harvey Luber June Graduates ABRAHAMS HARRIET CBryant5 Dlvlsxon presr dent attendance oFhce Chorxsters Semor Honor Society GAA ABRAHAMS RONALD CGregoryj Football team M Club v1ce presxdent M Club presl dent hall guard lunchroom guard ALBERTI FRANCES QPennj Hall guard teacher s a1d Llbrary Club secretary jun lor 8: Semor Honor Socletles French Club ALLEN STUART QMarshallj Hall guard mtra mural sports ALPERT JOEL CBryantj Hall guard outdoor messenger attendance ollice teacher s a1d ANDERSEN JEAN QBe1dlerj GAA teacher s a1d MCA alternate ARMSTRONG MARTHA CCalhour1j Hall guard attendance oflice CIVICS class secretary gym lead GAA ASHMAN MELVIN fPennj Chorlsters ha guard captam News representatwe teach ers a1d MCA delegate ASTRACHAN JOE QBryantj Soccer team captam M Club v1ce presxdent Brallle reader swlm team hall guard attendance oFEce Bng S1ster REVIEW represen tat1VC BARRETT PATRICIA fMarsha1lj Band hall guard attendance ofhce band l1brar1an MCA delegate BASS ALVIN QDelanoj R1He team captam 8: coach color guard capta1n ROTC execu trve officer hall guard Hreguard captam BAXTER SANDRA QGregoryj Drama Club Chorxsters GAA BEGOUN BEATRICE CBryantj Natlonal Honor Socxety Presldent MCA hall guard mam oflice d1v1s1on secretary BELL LUETTA QDouglasj GAA dele gate hall guard teachers and BELL MARGARET QMarshallj REVIEW rcpre sentatlve Chorlsters attendance oflice Bxg Slster teacher s and BENDER PHYLLIS QBryantj Semor Honor Society hbrary assistant 4B Turnabout com mlttee d1v1s1on secretary MCA executlve board BERG THELMA QBryantQ Natlonal Hon or Socxety teachers and Braxlle reader dl VISION presldent 4B Turnabout commlttee 1 er: 1 Q l , ' 1 ll BAILEY, DORIS CCoolidgej Hall guard: GAA: BERRY, HOYTENZE QMedi1lj MCA delegate: Choristers: Senior Honor Society: GAA delegate: Square Dance Club BLAIR LUCIUS CTennysonj Hall guard cap tam teacher s amd vxsual educatlon ollice mes senger usher BLAIR SANDRA CLawsonj MCA letter wmner MCA delegate cheerleader 4B Sharple ballet BOMBICINO JEAN CMorsej MCA alternate GAA hall guard teachers ald Conservatlon Com rmttee BOSSELL NORMAN CForestv1lleJ Hall guard Conservatxon Commlttee BOSTROM BARBARA CMarshallQ 4B 8: 4A class secretary Letter Club secretary REVIEW representative Senior Honor Socxety lxbrary asslstant BRAVERMAN SANDRA CPennj Llbrary HSSIS' ant GAA hall guard MCA alternate class secretary BROOKS YVONNE CLawsonJ MCA dele gate Spamsh Club hall guard adjustment office hbrary asslstant CALDWELL MURTIZE QTennysonj At tendance office gym leader teacher s a1d GAA CAMODECA RENA CPennj Gym leader MCA delegate teachers a1d hall guard M wmner CAMPBELL DELPHINE QBe1dlerj GAA delegate hall guard GAA executlve board teacher s axd MCA alternate CAMPBELL DOLORES CSt Malachy sj Attendance ollice hall guard teacher s and d1v1s1on presldent CAMPBELL JAMES QOur Lady of Sorrowsj Stage crew olllce messenger teachers and prmt shop foreman Drum 8: Bugle Corps CAPAZ GASPAR Uefferson Hlgh Florlday Bookroom ald CAPLIN HERBERT QLawsonJ Hall guard Semor Honor Soclety Bxg Brother CARTER PERRY JR fLawsonj Band orchestra Drum 8: Bugle Corps swmg band drum major CLAR SHELDON QPennj Basketball team capta1n d1v1s1on presldent hall guard 4B team coach teachersald COHEN JULIAN CPennj Gym leader hall guard mtramural sports COHEN 3' A Q 419 A 541 COHEN NORINE L CHowlandj Hall guard 250 Club GAA health guard D E R O U A R D J E A N CCameronj Chorlster presldent M Club French Club presldent soccer team Bzg Brother DORFMAN IRWIN fMorsej News Sports Ed1tor hall guard letter lntramural basketball gym leader EDWARDS GLADYS CHayesD Teachers a1d GAA 4A class typlst EGAN TERRENCE COur Lady of Sorrowsj Prmt shop foreman stage crew teachers a1d ELLIS CENA QDouglasj 750 Club gym leader Conservatxon Commlttee health class chalrman gym class co capta1n EMERY GERALDINE fGrant Parlsh Trammg LOUISIBHBD Hall guard ENGLISH FRANKLIN CPalmv1ew Florldaj EPSTEIN 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