John Marshall High School - Rochord Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

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Duane Davidson Make MacLean and Dennis Ratsch slraln Duane Dornack leans backward as he prepares fo pu! The sho! WE 92 4816 56 66 5 5' ES ,A Season's Record in pomts TH EY Kosson-Mantorville 72 St Charles 15 Red Wing SOIA, Owatonna 57 Waseca 56 fivfz i 1 1. W -' -1-Z .... , V R CKIIT2: 1 .. Sansa

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'l . f N FV 2 ft. t i lx . ma Q, i W 1. it as Q .. Q is ' A 4 'Q W X tt i. .. . -- mn 21915 'S E s. J ., t lfiikz ' 4 f W . 'bf A Q .seam mm ne? ...Q new ,fe . :Eu Captain Don Opheim, out of uniform because of a toot iniury, finds time to relax against his hurdles with Coach Clyde Ridenour. At the right is Bill Scott flying over the pole vault bar. . H' M 'rw ' R' sol , J A ' .t W M ygsvfpiexmxl 4 fb K ' . 5 7 -1 ,5 'il V .wi . ...J at . it .... as A ' ., Mrwrw ml x ,A s ,,, Speed, Determination Mark Trackmen All in all the cindermen had their troubles this season. lniuries and absentees impeded Coach Ridenour's tracksters. Although the record wasn't very good, the team had much spirit. The team came back to cop the district title, held in Roches- ter, after losing many tough ones. Captain Don team this year. The Rockets got a second, two thirds, a sixth and two lasts at the regions. Discus thrower, Steve Jackman was the only teammate on the squad to gain entrance to the state tourna- ments, just missing qualifications. The team hopes to have a better chance next year. Opheim, star and top point getter sparked the First Row, left to right, S. Wilson, S. Jackman, J. Gambill, D. Davidson, B. Benson, B. Scott, M. Maclean. Second Row, R. Manning A. Faulkener, T. Rubinstein, K. Wellner, T. Wong, J. Cooper, D. Ratsch, D, Smith, B. Suk, D. Fisher, D. Hameister. Third Row, D Skarstad, T. Bluhm, P. Blum, E. Becker, D. Sawinski, D. Dornack, D.Amdahl, B. Hanson, B. Ringenburg, T. Jeliersonf D. Peterson D. Wade. Back Row, J. Hoffensburger, D. Kirklin, D. Batlerson, D. Hanson, R. Khabkha, M. Mowller, W. Bray, B. Dalzen. N : il' Nw 'li' J 7 Q.. .2-,Y .W . Sf! ,tv

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Perched atop fellow class- men, is Kathy Hurrle, but from the looks of the re- mainder of the pyramid, she will not retain her posi- tion for very long. Swinging Swatting and Swaying Females At the left, the girls are shown as they patiently await their turn while two other tumblers try their skills at the seemingly difficult stunts. Below, members of the life saving group are demonstrating the correct procedure for applying artificial respiration. K4 .. an , i gi , a-' M A 'iw , -A + - .f W ,A A W, Mar, -f 1 A gy 'A .1 sf