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MR, DAVID S. COLE TO THE GRADUATE I To have a purpose in life and to be constant to that purpose is the secret of success. Youth may not know its ultimate place but he must determine his goal and follow the path unwaverf ingly. Some of you have achieved exceptional successg others have not yet reached their optif mum. Marshall is proud of all of you. We know that the maturing years will bring a growth in confidence and achievement. Always rememf ber the future is not in the hands of Fate but in ours. MARIE G. WOOLSEY Assistant Principal S In keeping with the theme of your book, The Story of The Year, I would like to review with you the story of your career up to the present and consider with you for a few moments some implications and possibilities for the future. You have accomplished two segments of your academic career, elementary and secondary. There remains for some of you, college training, and for others, an immediate entrance into the interesting experience of life. From my observation of you as students in this school, I feel confident that you have acf quired the skills and habits that should be adef quate for any demand made upon you for demonstrating your ability to achieve the finer and better things in life. DAVID S. CoLE Principal MRS. MARIE G. WOOLSEY
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MAY and JUNE 1954 Since the REVIEW of 1954 could not inf JUNE 3, 1954 MCA ELECTIONS clude the events of May and June, A few of On june 3. the student hody of Marshall High those happenings are presented in the REVIEW' School elected officers for the Marshall Civic of 1955. Association for the 1954-1955 school year: 'jim D a v i d Kennedy, prcsidentg Edward Harris, viccfpresidentg Carol Young, secretaryg and A Anita Llorens, treasurer. MAY 27, 1954 CHORISTERQS CoNr:uRT In the second picture Carol Young sings to the nccompzmnif ment of Mr. Zutz. On May 27, 1954 the Mar' shall Choristers sang their last concert under the direction of Mr. Zutz. In the bottom picture are a group of the Choristers as they appeared on May 1954. IU
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