SNAPSHOT 1

Students Noah Mirsch ’30 and Alexandra Stoeke ’30 greeted their grandparents and grandfriends as we celebrated the return of this most special day! Mark your calendars: our next Grandparents/Grandfriends Day returns to our usual Wednesday before Thanksgiving, November 23rd.

 

SNAPSHOT 2

Upper school musicians Frannie Berg ’24, Sophie Haug ’24, and Daniella Majwega ’22 perform during the spring pops concert. “Music Hits Throughout the Decades” included performances from the show Hamilton, and music by Justin Timberlake and the Foo Fighters.

 

 

SNAPSHOT 3

Spring was a successful season for sports! The Marshall baseball team finished with the State Consolation Championship, the golf team took second place in the state, and we had state participants take home hardware in track and trap shooting. Congratulations to our Hilltopper athletes!

 

 

SNAPSHOT 4

The Class of 2030 had a successful four-performance run of the musical, “U.S. Geography.” The students created the backdrop, all their own costumes, and showed they have a good grasp of the state capitals. Pictured here, left to right, Addison Bastien ’30, James Denney ’30, and Xander Powell ’30.

 

 

SNAPSHOT 5

Marshall’s Mathletes took first place in the state math tournament, winning the top prize on Pi Day, no less.

 

 

 

 

SNAPSHOT 6

New graduate Tri Bon Nguyen ’22 makes his way through applauding faculty members. The Class of 2022 enjoyed a beautiful Friday afternoon ceremony featuring a commencement address from actor Daniel Durant.

 

 

 

SNAPSHOT 7

On the first day of the 2022-23 school year, we welcomed our youngest Hilltoppers ever with the addition of our kindergarten through 4th grade Forest School!

 

 

 

SNAPSHOT 8 

Our Marshall team made it all the way to the Destination Imagination Global Finals in Kansas City, Missouri. Ben Bergeron ’22, Ethan Hargrove ’22, Zach Etterson ’22, Noah Stevens ’22, and (not pictured) Caleb Dungan ’22 built a structure that was as light as possible and would hold as much weight as possible. Their winning structure weighed just 29 grams and held 595 pounds!

 

 

SNAPSHOT 9

The Class of 2026 spent four days and three nights in the wilderness at YMCA’s Camp Menogyn. This Hilltopper tradition is a great way to come together as a class and forge new relationships.

 

 

SNAPSHOT 10

Seniors Riley Hutchinson ’23, Zach Marshak ’23, and Odin Kadlec ’23 prepare for the ziplines of the North Shore Adventure Park in Silver Bay. The senior class spent their first day together participating in team-building and adventure programming as part of the Fryberger Outdoor Experience. Some of our seniors faced their fears, while others were thrilled by the challenges.