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

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Volleyball is one ot the biggest endeavors undertaken in the girl's sports program. This activity runs for approximately three months Participate Actively ln Sporting World Although tumbling is not taught, many girls enioy hauling out the mats and doing head stands and rolls. It appears as though Sara Grindlay and Sara Schuster may be spending more of their time laughing than swatting birds. gov'

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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

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ll 'gil Vi time tl t. f W 5 3 5 si lf X K .,.,., H, .,,.. ..,:., A . ,,,: I ,EIA g,,,E WggWv , at 5 R W3 ' In ' Q mi E 5' tw W 23 if sv ,. - WM ,,.W,,x,1 , gf W, . fler .vfuf , .- 'nf' A 4 qgm fr g., A Judy Watkins demonstrates a cross-chest carry on Betty Bundy while Jim Glynn confines his swimming to the whirlpool bath. One gains an insight into the size of the new John Marshall pool, the largest indoor pool in Minnesota. Unheralded Are Caught in motion on the trampoline. ln the foreground with her back to us is our practice teacher Miss Crawford, standing next to Mrs. Darling. I Although we suffered through one of Minnesota's severest winters on record, Pris Keating seems to enjoy the top of the pyramid. She's on Sue Kingsbury and Barb Clagett, who are on Mary Schuster, Linda Brun- sting, and Becky Love.