Marshall High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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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 - ,

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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