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

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Scholastic Achievement Gains Recognition vb. Nancy Ogle and Barbara Clagett both obtained a 4.00 average to become the two highest scholastic ranking students in the senior class. The top ten in senior class scholastic achieve- ment are Don Twentyman, Becky Love, Pam Culp, Nancy Ogle, Joe Rushton, Don Opheim, Sue Tschirley, Barbara Clagett, Mike Ry- an and Jeff Harris. l42 The high school years mean lots ot fun and triends, but in college and iob selections, high scholastic attainment is proven the most important. The students shown here have learned the importance ot hard work and reached their goals as top students, enabling them to enter the best colleges and then go on to a bright future. As well as maintaining high grades, the top J.M.H.S. students are leaders in the school, with a great deal of extra-curricular participa- tion also listed in their records. V s N- x I

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l as these pictures indicate. Jackie Robinson, at right, spends Friday after- i noon getting her hair fixed for the big evening, while below, Becky Love, Karen Winter, and Judy Pederson don't seem to be too concerned about their hair-dos as they stop for a drink at the Big-Boy. This year, instead of having a skip week the last week of school, students were given an exam schedule worked out by the faculty. Al- though sophomores and iuniors were required to attend classes whenever exams, which consisted of two hours each, were not scheduled, seniors had no obligations except the usual graduation activities-senior breakfast, baccalaureate and commencement practices, and the senior and all- school award assemblies. During the free time, seniors found many activities to occupy their time. Some spent many hours studying, while others preferred to spend the days in the sun playing tennis or-getting a tan, Feature Final Week At right, Nancy Ferris turns her charm on John Hanlon after a swim at Sandy Point. Below, John Gambill, deciding it's lunch time between tests, prepares to give his order at the Brandin' lron. L we ' 4 wg,':-Q5 ' 3 st fini W3hg.,tg 'H' ,MIKE in , .. ,Q 'a,,,,QF'ft W,,,..w.s,.,,U , fish, Z .. X M K -W ' I ,L gi M3 In in if A G .. V G .,....,.. A ., ..,. -' Y I Q H - it J, avg mx Vg , .Mic t 3. what 1 9'

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Graduation lnspires Varied Emotions Reactions and emotions ran the gamut as the final graduation point was reached. The four emotions expressed at right by Susan Kingsbury, Nancy Ferris, Charles Wolden and Sharon Riess exemplify the varied feelings which ran through every senior's mind as he walked across the stage to receive his dip- loma. Below, the 370 graduating seniors wait for the commencement exercises to begin, while below right, the superintendent of schools, Dr. James Moon, enioys a good laugh with the guest speaker George Grim. , ws'a'?