Marshall High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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The Colden Tones are shown ftopj as they appeared in a Z medley of tunes. Adrienne A Robbins performs frightj in a ll pantomime to Bell Bottom Blues. ff Below, are members of the east. In the bottom picture Al - ' W 1 5 322 i 9 l Smith, MC of the show, stands in front of the performers. MAY 21, 1954 TROPICANA Marshall talent was evident in the colorful MCA Jamboree, Tropicana The show was woven together by Mrs. Fradkin and the officers of the MCA and consisted of comedies, songs, and dances. The receipts of the Jamboree were donated to the PTA Scholarship Fund, to be awarded to two high ranking Marshall students. Some of the performers were Marlene White, Frances Wimberly, Jacqueline Crowder, Jean Hershkovitz, Mary Ann Writts and Doris Coulter. Among the vocalists were Norma Brohe. the Hamboners, Ann Morelli, Claudy Piehereau. and Joey Jackson. - 13

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AR HALL FAC LTY Here at Marshall High School, we pride our' selves upon having one of the finest teaching staffs in the city of Chicago. In our Faculty section are mentioned several who sponsor special activities and those who had graduating divisions in January and June. At top left, Miss Estelle Margolis, sponsor of the Senior Honor Society, serves at one of their teas. During Mrs. Guinevere Sheridan's ahsence, Mrs. Dorothy Kinney served as sponsor of the junior Honor Society. Here ftop rightj she olhciates at the punch howl when they enter' tained their parents and some of their teachers. Below. Miss julia Schulte and Mrs. lcyl Kraf mer visit with members of the Honor Society and their parents. This year Miss Schulte took a leave of ah' sence to travel. 4' 3' -' ii l Lf, I QL' .- e .,jvT C7- K. In addition to serving as sponsor of the Honor Societies, Miss Margolis teaches Careers and Mrs. Kinney, Spanish. Miss Schulte makes Health a matter of vital concern to the girls, and Mrs. Kramer shows her classes how important a knowlf edge of Civics may he to them. Miss Anne Rolofson of the math department is sponsor of the National Honor Society. Mr. Edward Boxing supervises appointments for the activity program for the year and makes all stage arrangements together with a group of boys who act as a stage crew. Q3 is