Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

1959 Cardinal Annual Publication John Marshall High School Minneapolis, Minnesota Editor: Margie Roff Assistant Editor: Carolyn Mondyke Business Manager: Judy Moslet Advisor: Mr. Daniel 1 FOREWORD Another year has flown by for Marshall students, and as we look back, not only will we remember the excitement at Homecoming and Mardi Gras, but we will also remember the chatter outside the building before school, the search for library books, the long-awaited lunch hour, and the sigh of relief when school finally ends for the day. And now the 1959 Cardinal presents a record of the events and happenings that occurred during the past school year . . . 2 CONTENTS Faculty 5 Sports 15 Classes 35 Seniors 51 Organizations - 69 School Life 85 SCHOOL CALENDAR School Begins September 3 College Information Day March 10 Football Preview September 8 Hi-Y Flag Program March 11 Homecoming October 3 Winter Letter Awards Program March 17 Fire Prevention Program October 13 G.A.A.-Faculty Basketball Game March 18 P.T.A. Open House October 16 Easter Program March 20 Honor Society Induction October 29 Honor Society Induction March 31 Fall Letter Awards Program November 19 Judge Day April 10 Military Panel November 20 Senior Job Conferences April 14-15-16 Basketball Preview November 21 Band Concert April 16 Thanksgiving Program November 26 Business Education Day April 21 Project Vanguard Program December 2 P.T.A. Open House April 23 Holly Hop December 13 All-School Play May 1 Christmas Concert December 18 Senior Prom May 9 New Semester Begins January 26 Choir Concert May 14 French-Spanish Program February 6 Senior Banquet May 20 Mardi Gras February 13 Junior High Freedom Day May 21 N.S.P. Company Program February 17 Orchestra Concert May 26 Blue Tri Apple Polishing Tea February 24 Senior Class Day June 2 Junior High Talent Show March 4 Baccalaureate June 5 Varsity-Faculty Basketball Game March 5 Commencement June 11 Red Cross Program March 9 School Ends June 12 1959 CARDINAL STAFF EDITORS INTRODUCTION Margie Roff AND DIVISION Carolyn Mondyke Dagni Belgum Dorothy Gross BUSINESS STAFF Olga Dickals § Janice Linow Janice Linow SENIORS Judy Moslet Dagni Belgum SPORTS SECTION Judy Loegering Margie May Dennis Brady Dawn Hogan Judy West Joe McPherson SCHOOL LIFE Virginia Soice Elaine Jones Guy VonAuken Sharon Mlekoday Jean Sachariason CLASSES Dorothy Berg Susanne Salas Dorothy Gross INDEX Diane Maas Joanne Rosenbrook Diane Maas COVER DESIGN FACULTY AND ORGANIZATIONS Joyce Brockman June Carlson Erika Hauk Laurel Woehnker Penny Norgren 4 Faculty Instruction enlarges the power of the mind - HORACE 5 r ADMINISTRATORS DIRECT PROGRAM Our program at Marshall High School provides for a basic, general education for all. It also gives an opportunity for each individual, under appropriate guidance, to pursue broadly and deeply those areas of study to which he is best suited and in which he is most interested. Our aim is to offer courses through which he may develop a healthy body, a disciplined mind, and a sound character. Principal Mr. Walter L. Chapman Principal 6 Mr. Lucas Setter Assistant Principal Mr. Dean Aker Lipreading, Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Sophomore Hockey, Senior Photo Club. B.S. Bemidji State College. Mrs. Marilyn Albitz Clothing, Foods, Junior Student Council. B.S. University of Minnesota. Mrs. Frances Anderson Modern Problems, Senior Student Council. Senior Activities. B.S. University of Minnesota. Mr. John Anderson Woodwork. Driver Training. B.S., M.A. University of Minnesota. Miss Pearle Anderson Visiting Teocher. B.E. Sf. Cloud Teachers College; M.A. University of Minnesota. Miss Mae Arlander Librarian. B.S. University of Minnesota. Mr. Warren Arnold Physical Education; Health, Sophomore Football. Swimming, Tennis. B.S. St. Cloud Teochers College. Mrs. Carla Arney Physical Education; Health, G.A.A., Swimming. Tennis, Blue Tri. B.S. University of Minnesota. FACULTY GUIDES US TOWARD GOALS Mr. Robert Baker English, Geography. B.A., M.Ed. Macolester College. Miss Izora Bement English, Geography. B.S.. M.A. University of Minnesota. Mrs. Ann Capstick English, History, Junior Student Council. B.S. University of Minnesota. 7 Mr. George Carlson Mechanical Drawing, Senior Hi-Y. B.S. University of Minnesota. Miss Helen L. Chapman English, Journalism, Judge. B.A. Penn College, Oskaleosa, Iowa. Mrs. Myfanwy Chapman Speech (Special Education). B.S., M.S. University of Minnesota Mr. Art Chiodo Civics, Cross Country, Sophomore Basketball. B.A. Augsburg College. Mr. Lyle Christensen Civics, History I, Junior Hi-Y, Skiing. B.A. Mocal-ester College. FACULTY DAY9 ARE FULL AND VARIED Mr. Roam resorts to the megaphone during band appeoronce at football game. He has to outshout the whole cheering section to let the bond know which number is next. Picture by Mr. Daniel Mrs. Carol Engene Homemoking. Personal and Family Living. B.S., M.S. University of Minnesota. Mrs. Eleanor Haaland English. Auditoriums. B.S. Central College, Fayette, Mo.j M.A. Northwestern University, Evanston, III. Mr. Clifford Hume Typing. B.Ed. Whitewater State Teachers Colloge, Whitewater, Wrs. Mr. Louis lacarella Printing. B.S. St. Cloud State College; M Ed. University of Oregon. 8 Miss Rita Curtin Occupational Relations, Office Skills. Basic Business, Work Program. B.S., M.A. University of Minnesota. Mr. E. Y. Daniel History. English. Cardinal Junior Photo Club, Driver Training. B.S., M.Ed. University of Oklahoma, Norman, Okla. Mr. DuWayne Deitz History, Football, Wrestling, Track, Senior Advisor. B.A. St. Thomas College. AND ALMOST CERTAIN TO BE HARRIED Miss Leona Hansen Mathematics, Junior Student Council. B.A. University of Minnesota. Miss Katharine Irvine Algebro. Business Advisor for Judge. B.A. Cornell College; M.A. Columbia University. Mrs. Dorothy Hanson Office Clerk. Mrs. Jean Ives Assistant Librarian, Senior Red Cross, Library Assistants. B.S. University of Minnesota. Mrs. Claire Herbert Office Clerk. Mr. Loyd Jerdee Physics, Foculty Manager for Athletics. B.A. St. Olof College; M.A. Uni-versity of Minnesota. Mr. Robert Hermanson English, Geography. B.A., B.S. University of Minnesota. Mr. Joseph Jocketty History, Senior Student Council. Hockey, Baseball, Sophomore Football. B.A., M.A. Hamline University. Miss Lucille Holden Chief Office Clerk. Mrs. Harriet Kane English. B A. University of Minnesota. 9 Mr. George Keprios Mathematics. B.A., B.S., M.A. University of Minnesota. Mrs. Grace Knutson Sight Saving. Mrs. Marie Kowaliw Clerk for Counselors. Mrs. Celeste Leemhuis Senior High Counselor, Honor Society. B.S., M.S., University of Minnesota. Mr. Wilbur Lewis Electricity, Mochine Shop. Radio Club, Stage Crew. B.S. Miami University. Mrs. Gertrude Lundegard Lunchroom Monoger, Stout Institute, Monomo-nie, Wis.,- Dietetic Internship University of Minne- Miss Kay McKinney Office Clerk Mr. William Michalko Mathematics. B.S. University of Minnesota. Mr. Lester Mikelson Chemistry, Science, Senior Activities. B.A. St. Olof College. Mrs. Helen Mose Home Economics, Student Council. B.S. University of Minnesota. sota. Miss Verna Neprude English, Roading Centor, Rod Cross. B.S. University of Minnesota. Mr. Cecil O'Brien Bookkeeping, Basic Business, Athletic Equipment Manager. B.S. Creighton University, Omaha, Nobr. Mr. Lloyd Olson Physical Education,- Health, Sophomore Football. Gymnastics, Track. B.S. University of Minnesota. Miss Agnes Lien Special Education for the Othopedically Handicapped, Senior Committees. B.A. Mayville Teachers College. Mrs. Fern Little Office Clerk. Mrs. Nancy Miller English, Junior Student Council. Blue-Tri. 8.S. University of Minnesofo. Mrs. Lottie Neff Mathematics. B.A. University of Minnesota. Picture by Mr. Daniel With his long-barreled comera ready, Mr. Aker surveys the football oction from the crow's nest atop the Marshall bleachers. This typical scene provides Marshol! with many oction-stopping sports pictures. STUDENTS ON THE PATH TO LEARNING Miss Ethel Osberg Nurse. R.N. Swedish Hospital School of Nursing. Mr. George Patten Mathematics. East Minneapolis Recreation Association. B.S., M.A. University of Minnesota. Mr. Romeo Pearson Chief Engineer. Mr. James Peterson Orchestro, Audio Visual Aids. B.S.Mus.Ed. Minneapolis College of Music. Mr. Lyn Roam Junior and Senior Bonds. M.A.Mus.Ed. MacPhail College of Music. Miss Helen Robertson Shorthond, Secretarial Practice, Basic Business. B.S. Montano State University. Mrs. Clarice Rothe Clerk. Mr. Robert Rose History. International Relations Club, Honor Society. Senior Advisor, Senior Advisor, Senior Student Council. A.B. Macal-ester College. Mrs. Janine Schiller English, Senior Student Council. B.A. Macolester College. Mr. Oliver Severson Junior High Counselor. B.A. Macolester College,-M.A. University of Min-nesotaa. Miss Madeleine Simonet Spanish, Latin, French. A.B. College of St. Teresa; M.A. University of Minnesota. FACULTY FINDS FUN AND RELAXATION Acres of books close in on Mr. Doniel os he pauses on the task of recording serial numbers. On tho following day these books pass into the hands of students returning to school oftor a summer of fun. Picluro by Mr. Daniel Above« Editing slides brings pleasant memories to Miss Neprude as she prepares to tell International Club about her European trip. Cue in hand, Mr. Olson plans winning strategy in after-dinner game. 12 Miss Hilmo Skalbeck English, Honor Society Chairman; Senior Activities. B.A. St. Olaf College; M.A. University of Minnesota. Mr. John M. Socha Art, Art Department Chairman. B.S. University of Minnesota. Mr. Donald Sovell Science, Assistant Football Coach, Basketball Cooch, Golf Cooch. B.S. St. Thomos College. Miss Emma Stevning Health, Physical Education, G.A.A., Badminton, Golf, Heolth Council. B.S. University of Wisconsin. Madison, Wis.j M.A. Northwestern University, Evanston, III. Miss Olga Stevning Art. B.S. University of Minnesota. AT ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY Above: With arms wide, Mrs. Arny accompanied by Miss Hansen, provides entertainment at foculty party. 13 A conversational group formed by Miss Lien, Miss Skalbeck and Mr. Chapman pauses for o moment on the way to dinner. Right) Do-it-yourself choir includes Miss Stevning and Miss Irvino os fovorite Christmas tunes ring out during foculty party. Mr. Donald Strandemo Choral Mu� ic. B.A. M.A. MocPhoil College of Mu-tic. Mr. Robert Sweeney Biology. Human Biology. B.S. University of Minnesota. Mrs. Ethel Turley Lip Reading. Blue-Trij Senior Activities. B.S. Columbia University, New York. N. Y. Mrs. Louis Weiher English, Cheerleaders. B.S. Wisconsin State College. FACULTY SERVES ON ATHLETIC BOARD Standing: Mr. Chiodo, Mr. Christonsen, Mr. Deitx, Mr. Aker, Mr. Olson. Mr. Arnold and Mr. Patten. Seated: Mr. Jerdee, Mr. Sovell, Mr. Jock-etty and Mr. O'Brien. 14 Sports It's a silly game where nobody wins. - FULLER Brady FOOTBALL TEAM SHOWS DRIVE Ronce How®, hard running halfback of Morsholl, reach® high in th« air in on attempt to snare an overthrown Marshall pass. Picture by Mr. Aker In this determined run, Terry Whitocker leads his own interference as he takes to the air while being sur-rounded by o host of Central tackier . With his driving play, Terry should be a greot asset to next year's team. Tom Griemal (38) and Pete Doyle (22) pull down on opposing halfbock. It was this brand of defensive octioQ which was the bockbone of our defensive unit. It was the seniors of this yeor's team who were largely responsible for the high morale of our team throughout the year. Row It K. Gutzke. P. Doyle, J. Sharp, J. Ogren, R. Sodecki, T. Whitocker, M. Petersen. J. Sorsoiel, R. Howe, D. Willioms. T. Griemel. Row 2: R. Gromek. L. Carlson, T. Schwab, R. Lockwood, J. Myhre, J. Welch, R. Christopherson, T. Johnson, T. Young, L Riley, K. Rondeau. T Johnson, T. Manning. Row 3: Cooch Deitz, J. Shun, R. Johnson. D. Stricklin, D. Sundstrom, J. Hess. T. Johnson, J. Marian, M. Permalietis. E- Henkel, L. Martin. R Yurecko, J. Dennison. Asst. Cooch Sovell. 16 One of the hardest fought games by a Marshall team was played at Edison this year. In this game, the Marshall Cards, with an overwhelming desire to win, romped over Edison twelve to six. The high point of the game was the sixty-five yard run by Junior halfback Bob Riley. The Marshall fans went wild when, late in the fourth quarter, this was followed by another touchdown on a quarterback Roy Christoferson to end Jerry Hess, making the score Junior quarterback Roy Chrutopherson throw a paw lote in the third quarter which went fwe|ve j0 zero complete to Jerry Hes for our econd touchdown and a 12-0 lead. Picture by Mr. Aker DEITZ LEAPS WHILE EDISON WEEPS Picture by Mr. Aker Above: Marshall wos a two-touchdown underdog in annual East Side battle, but Cards upset Edison 12-6 as happy cheerleaders indicate. Below: Expecting to present this trophy to Edison. Hop Corbet of the Minneapolis Argus eats his words of Mar shot I by returning Gridskin trophy to the Card's co aptains Le Roy Martin and Bob Yurecko. SCORES 6 Southwest 0 Central 13 North 20 Vocational 7 South 0 West 12 Edison Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Bob Yurecko, hard-running fullback, charges up the sidelines for a long run against Southwest in the opening game of the yeor. Bob, alwoys a powerhouse runner, constantly wos good for yardage no matter who the oponent. Cooch Dc.fr will hove to look long and hard to find a fullback of Bob's caliber for next year's team. SPIRIT AND DETERMINATION were the key words of Marshall's 1958 football team. Head coach Deitz stated many times that this year's team was the most spirited he has ever coached. If the winning of a game depended only upon the spirit, determination, and desire of a team, Marshall would surely have come out of the season with a perfect record. Although a number of players will be lost through graduation, there are many boys coming up who are expected to strengthen next year's team considerably. Those who were members of the 1957 championship sophomore squad will be seniors and because of this Coach Deitz will be looking forward to a great year in 1959. The stance of the assistant cooch, Don Sovell, clearly demonstrates the fact the coaches play the game os hard from the sidelines as do the ployers on the field. In Mr. Deitz's often repeated words, Mr. Sovell proved to be invaluable throughout the season. Picture by Mr. Daniel SOPHOMORE GRIDDERS Row Is R, Roenke, M. Anderson. R. Arms. R. Musi I, B. Gleason. J. Horelson, W. Martin, D. Goldman. Row 2: A. Finke, J. Stonsfield, E. German, D. Hunt. T. Leuma. H. Riley, R. lindermann, J. Sturgeon. Row 3: T. Sochariason, S. Sorenson, E. Sherburn, P. Rosnau, K. Johnson. W. Lockwood, I. Radii. B. Schellenberg. Row 4: Asst. Cooch Arnold, J. Larson. W. Torkildson, R. Koors. F. Reierson. Head Cooch Jocketty. 18 SCORES Front Row: M. Pelerjon,- T. Whittaker; D. Sobol; B. Edged; B. Kalinoski; B. Johnson. Bock Row: P. Maxey; J. Schmitz,- R. Pearson; J. Sturgeon; D. Moot; J. Buschman; B. Gromek, Coach 0. Dietz. Opponent Marshall 20 Henry .34 20 Roosevelt 26 19 Vocational 28 22 Washburn .22 10 37 21 . North 22 8 . . . South 44 18 West . 25 WRESTLERS GRAB CITY TITLE Above: Bob Edged, Marshall Sophomore, out-maneuvers his opponent and flips him over in on attempt to pin him. Bob and his brother Steve were two of the Marshall mainstays this year. Although Steve will graduate. Bob will be eligible for two more seasons. Right: Our heavyweight Killer Bob Kolinoski puts a sleeper hold on his unlucky opponent from Vocational. Our victory depended on his motch. This picture shows the outcome — another Marshall Triumph. Picture by Dave Peterson. This year's wrestling squad was one of the most successful Marshall has had in recent years. They won the city championship by beating West in the lost match of the year. The team won all of their matches except the one against Washburn, which they tied. Many of the individuals on the team proved that they know their stuff about the grunt and groan sport. Three of the men (Bob Johnson, Merle Peterson, and Bob Kalinoski) took firsts in the city meet, while Bob Gromek and Steve Edgell took second place. The same three boys also took first place in the district 17 meet, and again Bob Gromek took a second place, but this time he was accompanied by Ed Zappa. Above: Front Row: R. How«; C. Kirkpatrick; J. Den- Bock Row: J. Shorp; R. Lindemann; J. Welch; D. nison; J. Host; t. Martin; M. Borgelt; Cooch Don So- Stricklin; T. Johnson; J. Nowotny; W. lerfald. veil. CAGER ENTHUSIASM MAKES UP FOR LOSSES Below: Despite shooting efforts like those of Tom Johnson. Marshall cogers foil 52-32 before a determined South team. SCORES MARSHALL OPPONENT 43 .... Henry 44 43 .... 44 35 . . . . Central 56 32 South ...... 52 54 . . . . . Edison 31 50 . . . 72 51 .... Vocational . . . . 46 50 Southwest . 48 40 .... North 35 41 .... . . . West 52 Above: In the heat of the battle, time is called ond the team gets a full treatment of orders from Cooch Don Sovell. Below: Tom Johnson outjumps Edison's center at the stort of the game. Through outstanding team cooperation, we gained a 54 to 31 victory. Above: The game gets rough ond here leRoy Martin goes all out to keep the ball. It was ploy like this which inspired the team to give their best to secure victory. 20 left: A tense moment in o thrilling game is shown here as Dean Stricklin successfully snares a high pass while teammates prepare for a fast breok in the Woshburn gome. Right: Tom Johnson takes o big step toward our victory against Southwest. Tom, a junior, hos shown outstanding playing ability this year, and should be a great asset to next year's team. left: Johnny Woo Woo Welch goes up in the air to out-play Edison's number 14. Johnny was one member of the feom who could put out that extra effort which pulled close games out of the fire. SPIRIT SURMOUNTS SIZE AS SOPHOMORES SPARK The sophomore squad offers a chance for boys to get some practice and game experience. These boys will provide excellent building material for next year's varsity squad. Picture by Dennis Brody Above: Keith Johnson, John Grobowski ond a Henry opponent jump for this rebound which could mean the winning or losing of the game. Below—Front Kow: D. Connolly; V. Yu; D. Jones; G. Gould; D. Hunt; B. Krahn. Back Rowr Coach Art Chiodo; R.- Howley; D. Gerdes; J. Grobowski; J. Saari; K. Johnson. Picture by Dennis Brady 21 Row 1i D. Edstrum, J. Sorsoleil, W. Compbell, P. Doyle; D. Row 2; R. Mueller, W. Elsenpeter,- R. Koors, R. Yurecko.- R. Meyers; 0. Kruchten, K. Kmion. Sodecki; R. Christopherson; R. Riley; J. Stoehr, B. Schellenberg,- Cooch Jocketty, PUCKSTERS FINISH FIGHTING SEASON Marshall's pucksters frnished the season with a 3-6-1 record. The team did as well as expected considering its lack of depth. But whatever the team lacked in depth they made up for in spirit. Coach Joe Jock-etfy stated many times that this year's team was one of the most spirited teams he has ever coached. One of the reasons for all the spirit was that there were seven seniors on the team. Although these men.will be lost through graduation, the Marshall coach hopes to have a better season in 1960. One problem he will have to face is finding a replacement for Marshall's great goalie, Pete Doyle. Mr. Jocketty also expects some help from this year's sophomore squad. Above: A loose puck in front of the net is always a scoring threat. Both Denny Meyers ond the player from South realise this os they battle for control of the puck. Denny is only a sophomore and the teom con expect great things from him during the next two years. Left; Walt Campbell, one of the leading scorers in the city, stick-handles the puck toward the nets, while the South goalie tries to outguess his opprooch. Walt wos placed on the Minneapolis Star and Tribune's second All-City team for his outstanding play throughout the season. Right: Captoin Peter Doyle mokes another savo to odd to his 190 for tho season, which was the highest in the city. One of the best goalies in the city, Pete hos started at thot position since he was a freshman. His outstanding ploy in the nets hos decided the outcome of mony games in the past four seosons. SOPHOMORE PUCK8TER8 Above: Defenjemon Bob Yurecko and goalie Pete Doyle gasp in amazement at puck floating free in front of the nets os they team up to thwart a scoring attempt by two Edison pucksters. Right: As one of the opposing players crumples to the ice, Jim Stoehr raises his arms in triumph after scoring his second goal against South. Marshall SCORES Opponents 1 Henry 3 4 Vocational 1 0 Roosevelt 4 2 North 2 2 South 3 5 West 0 1 Edison 2 0 Southwest 3 1 Washburn 2 2 Centrol 1 SHOOT FOR FUTURE Row 1: b. Brandt; T Sachorioson; B Haltli; H. Riley.- D. Becchetti; Row 2: T. Spivok; K Schcllenbcrg; D. Westergord; J. McCullough; B. Woddick; I. Hamel; Coach Aker. 23 The sophomore hockey team, coached by Mr. Aker, had a tough season because of the lack of numbers and experience. As the season progressed mony of the boys came along to the point where they should be of considerable help to the varsity squad next year. Below: Sophomore goalie Bob Haltli prepares to break up scoring threat in Edison game. Picture by Joe McPherson Co-coptoin Drew Sundstrom shows the excellent form which made him one of the top bockstroke swimmer in the city. Kneeling: D. Sundstrom. D. Olander. Row 2: J. Harris, J. Kugler, W. Kroatz, L. Meltzer, F. Scott, T. Leuma. Row 3: M. Thomas, T. Schwab, B. Scholt, J. Ogren, G. Anderson, M. Purmolietis, Cooch Arnold. Nearing the end of a five minute relay ore Leon Meltzer, Werner Kraotz. Jack Ogren, Gory Anderson and Ted Schwab. This is part of the daily praciico at Crystal Pool. •v . . . FOR VICTORr Larry Gleason finds himself upside down in the tuck of o bock somersault during a practice session. SCORES MARSHALL OPPONENT 50 South 37 47 Vocational 38 41 . West 46 40 North 46 25 Washburn . 58 39 Central 48 23 55 42 Henry 40 26 Southwest 58 34 Edison . 51 Picture by Dennis Brody Front Row: L. Gleason; B. Racette; B. Gleason; J. Bjergen; D. Van Auken; R. Ecklund; Coach Olsen. Row 2: S. Burns; M. Olson; A. Eng, R. Barney; D. Soderstrom,- M. Sporlein; B. Bofferding; D. Droll; R. Bellville. Row 3: B. Henze; J. Vermier; D. Rose; J. Horris; D. Johnson; G. Roberts; P. Boyle; K. Hawkinson; B. Adams; L. Colstad. Back Row: L. Brezny; G. James; B. Pederson; D. Doering; T. Droll; D. Lyngholm; t. Gearhart; J. LiaBraaten; A. Wells; B. Wiggins; K. Isackson. GYM TEAM TAKES STATE TITLE Picture by Dennis Brady Left; Larry Gleason was a triple threat man this yeor. He worked on the trampoline, the high bar. and the parallel bors. At the state meet Lorry was rated os the best all around gymnast in the stote. Larry won more than ten medals in the city and state meets. The graduation of Lorry this yeor will be a greot loss to the teom. This was a most successful year for the gym team. The B team, after taking the city, region, district, and state championship, went on to place first in the Northwest meet. They brought back to Marshall two new trophies and a bag full of medals. These trophies, for the state and northwest championship, made a quite welcome addition to the strain on our trophy case. Prospects for next year's team look good with Bill Gleason and Ron Ecklund returning to again spark the B team to victory. Left: Bob Ellis, a member of the B team, shows outstanding form in the difficult handstand. In the meets Bob's leadership on the rings helped greotly towards piling up points for Marshall. Below: The D team shows excellent form in a brace. Theso boys ore looking forward to the years when they may be on the B foam. Row Is E. Wilbert, K. Knutson, R. Becker, B. Deegon, T. Ferree, H. Messenheimer. Row 2: R. Romsdorf, C. Kirkpatrick, D. lamphyr, D. Hanson, R. Dravis, J. Lakotas, Coach Art Chiodo. 9UCCE99 MARK9 CR099 COUNTRY EFFORT The 1958 Marshall Cross Country team finished the season with the best scores ever. The team had -a perfect win record until the last meet when they were beaten by Roosevelt. Five men sparkplugged this year's team. They were: Bob Deegan, Clark Kirkpatrick, John Lakotas, Tofn Ferree, and Daryl Lamphyr. Coach Art Chiodo was very well pleased with the team's performance and showed his appreciation by treating all the squad members to a steak dinner at the end of the year. Prospects look very good with only three members of the team graduating. Messenheimer pours on the coal to leave o Vocational runner panting behind. SCORES Marshall . . . 22 Henry . ... . . 35 Marshall . . ...26 South ...30 Marshall . . .... 22 Washburn . . . 33 Marshall . . .... 27 Central ... . . 28 Marshall . . 20 Edison . 41 Marshall . . 15 Vocational . .. .41 Marshall . . .20 North . 35 Marshall . . 41 Roosevelt . . . . .20 The only time the team took it eosy of the St. Louis Park meet was while roughing it in the open oir locker room. 26 A perfect score it in the bog ot five Mortholl men crots the line againtt Vocational. LINK8TER8 EXPECT AVERAGE SEASON Abovo: Coach Don Sovell drives a long one during practice. This year's golf team captained by junior John Lakotas should have an average season, according to coach Don Sovell. The team is composed largely of juniors and will lose only one senior through graduation, which should mean a good season next year. Picture by Dennis Brady J. Dennison; J. Sharp; M. Leuma; D. Williams; J. Stoehr; B. Laine; J. Lokotas. 27 Picture by Mr. Aker Despite his efforts to slide, on opposing player is forced out os first baseman LeRoy Martin makes the catch. This year's baseball team should come pretty close to winning the city title with eight seniors on the team. Many of the boys have played on the team since their sophomore year and should prove to be Invaluable to the squad this year. The Cards have good pitching, strong fielding ability, and also carry a big bat. All these factors, together with the spirit the boys possess, should prove to be a winning combination on the diamond. B low. Jerry Hess gives it all he's got while trying to field o line drive in proctice. Picture by Mr. Daniel Picture by Mr. Aker Tom Griemel lets fly with a fast ball while trying to mow down the opposing batman. BATQMEN LOOK FOR CITY TITLE Kneeling: J. Welsh; J. Halvorson; P. Doyle. Sitting: J. ness, B. Yurecko.- I. Martin; T. Griemel; C. Kirkpatrick; J. Sorsoliel; T. Hughes. Standing: Mr. Jocketty; R. Sadecki; K. Gutzke; G. Osgood; J. Welsh; B. Riley; B. Koors.- G. Von Aucken; M. Allen. 28 Front row: V. Yu; J. McPherson; B. Krohn; R. Becker; K. Johnson. Bock row: J. Shun; 0. Moos; J. Morinon; P. Godfrey; G. Gould; Mr. Arnold. RACKETEERS} HAVE TOUGH SEASON All Pictures by Dennis Brody Improvement? Impossible! was the statement Mr. Joe Arnold used when he described this year's tennis squad. Because last year's team took the state championship, improvement actually is very close to impossible. All seven members of last year's squad graduated last June, therefore the members of this year's team are practically new to actual competition. Mr. Arnold expects to have a fairly good season. He said, We'll have the best dressed tennis team on the courts. Above: Joe McPherton leaps off The ground while attempting to return a baseline's volley. Right: Doubles team Keith Johnson and Bill Krohn attempt to return a shot to the opponents' back court. 29 Row Is R. Arechigo; B. Van Ysseldyk; M. Permolitis; P. Plummer; B. Torkildson; J. Kugler; K. Knutson; R. Howe; R. Christopherson; D. Lyndholm. Row 2: J. Ogren; R. Lockwood; R. Toboiko; W. Lockwood; J. Myhre; D. Stearns; W. Kroatz; R. Gromek. Row 3: Ass'f Coach Olson; D. Lamphere; B. Waddick; J. Larson; T. Ferre; D. Hansen; D. Hunt; J. Harlson; A. Fj iko; P. Riordon; T. Matson; D. Johnson; Coach Dietz. THINCLADS TO HAVE WELL-BALANCED TEAM This year's track team is captained by Werner Kraatz and Don Hansen. The thinclads will have more all around ability than last year but will not have any individual strong points. Roy Christopherson clears the hurdles with speed and form during proctice. This is Roy's first year in track but he shows great ability in running the hurdles. Dean Stricklin is the most versatile man on the track team ond can be used in proctically any event. In addition to broad jumping, as shown in above picture. Dean will run the dashes and do somo high-jumping for the Marshall thinclads. LETTERMEN SERVE SCHOOL Picture by Dennis Brady Front Row: D. Moyers; B. Edged; M. Peterson; P. Doyle; T. Ferree; S. Edged; R. Howe; P. Moxey; D. Lindstrom,- J. Schmitz; D. Olonder; B. Gleason,- L. Gleoson. Row 2: B. Schollenberg; B. Kalenoski; D. Kruchten; B. Racette; G. Anderson; B. Barr; D. Stricklin; J. Lokotas. Row 3 R. Pearson; J. Sorsoliel; B. Riley; R. Christopherson; E. Henkel; T. Griemel; B. Johnson; J. Bischman; C. Kirkpatrick; K. Gutzke; G. Osgood. Row 4: T. Young; T. Hughes; W. Campbell; J. Hess; W. Kraatz; D. Corlson; B. Gromck; D. Sundstrom; B. Koors; J. Welch; B. Yurecko; L. Martin; W. Lerfald; T. Schwab. FEMALES FLEX MUSCLES THROUGH SPORTS GIRL GOLFERS GOUGE GRASS Golf is one of the few double season sports. When school opens in the fall, the girls go out to their course, Columbia, and start practicing until the snow flies. With the first thaw the girls are out again under the able leadership of Emma Stevning. The team members are chosen from the golf class which is offered to girls in the second semester of the eleventh and tenth grades. Left: Golfer Modeline Kurrasch prepares to tee off at a practice session at Columbia Golf Course. Below: Front Row: Kathy Gilmore; Mary Scott; Margie Roff; Madelino Dur-rasch; Georgia Osgood. Row 2: Sharon Gallagher; Sandy Stotute; Jeon Tarasor; Diana Prince; Bertha Hayoshida; Carol Roepke; Laurie Vevco. Row 3: Carol Slather; Linda Vogan; Cathy Yore; Miss Stevning; Sharon Orr,- Theresa Langlais; Phyllis La Bode. Back Row: June Carlson; Dianne Pederson; Sharon Gray; Judy Goldnick; Judy Broadbent; Elsie Folkema. Picture by Dennis Brady Front Row: Mr . Arny; C. Slather; J. Carlson; H. Halo; N. James; E. Hill. Back Row: G. Shapero; S. Slindee; M. Scott; J. Cooper,- B. Brownlee. Diver Helena Hale i ready to go into a swan-dive os she poses in perfect form of the end of the diving board. FEMALE 8WIMMER9 SHOW FINE88E In past years swimming has gained much popularity at Marshall. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Arny the swimming team has kept up its good record all year. Mary Scott has proved to be the strong point winner for the team. For the second year in a row she swam off with the city championship. Even though Mary will graduate this year, the team should be able to keep up its good work with the strong juniors who are now members. Left: Demonstrating the excellent style which hos given her two city championships, Mary Scott performs her prize-winning butterfly stroke. BIRD WATCHERS SWING HARD Picture by Dennis Brody Badminton hos always been one of the most popular of girls' sports, and this year has been no exception. Under the watchful eye of Coach Emma Stevening, the girls practiced faithfully every Tuesday and Thursday night. Badminton is an inter-city sport with the girls competing with girls of other schools. The team made its best showing this year at South with a score of 5 to 2. The other games with Edison, West and North didn't show as favorable a score, but the girls showed great enthusiasm and good sportsmanship. Left: Norita James and Virginia letourneau look alert for a tough doubles match in the team eliminations. Left: An excellent bock hond is demonstrofed by first singles player Jonot Ellis, os she goes on to win the game. Below: Julie Cooper looks on in anticipation as June Downing reaches for the ball. Picture by Dennis Brody Above: Front Row: J. Cooper; N. James; J. Ellis; O. Dickals. Bock Row: K. Heoblo; S. O'Haro; C. Slathor; Miss Stevening; V. Soice; V. Lotour-neau. RACKETEERS SHOW SKILL AT NET Tennis has gained added popularity at Marshall during the past few years. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Arny, the team practiced several nights after school and many of the girls have also practiced outside of school. At the beginning of the season, the team showed great prospects for a very successful year. Below: First singles, Janet Ellis, uses an overhead smash whilo trying to drive the ball to the opponents' base line. Above: Tennis team: Coach Arny; N. James; J. Ellis; V. Soice; J. Cooper; C. Sweiger; J. Downing; B. Lucas. 33 Above: Janice linow and Jody Moslet lunge forward for a strike during G.A.A.-sponsored bowling. FEMININE FITNESS FIR8T WITH 0. A. A. Above: Anxious foam members watch os Elsie Folkema returns the boll over the net. Bowling, volleyball, and basketball were the three main activities which the G.A.A. sponsored this year. Aside from just having fun, the members of the Girls Athletic Association conr sfantly strive for well-organized enjoyable play which, in turn, promotes enthusiasm and good sportsmanship among the many participants. With lip bitten in concentration, ond toe extended, Virginia Latourneou tries for the highest scoro. Picture by Mr. Daniel Right: Individual skill is os necessary to a good volleyball team as team work itself. Vir-ginia Letourneau is shaping up the good form which will make her team a success. left: The girls are not to be outdone by the boys in team sports. Here Carol Schweiger practices o tricky push shot and looks os skillful os the varsity boys. 34 35 CLASSES • • • offered at Marshall cover a well-balanced and broad area, and are designed to prepare the student for college or the working world he might go into after graduation from high school. There is a great need In the world today for people who are leaders, therefore, the school tries to teach students to work and cooperate with others, and to make the most of their abilities. On the following pages are pictures of the underclassmen, among whom may be some of the future leaders of America. MRS. AIBITZ 7th Grads Row Is A. Smith, M, Stronde. K. Knutson, J. Munson, G. Gruttodaurio, T. Dahlberg, K. Hayes, B. Anderson, E. Pohl. Row 2: S. Levercom, L. Green, L. Kalmite. L. Mesno, D. Chinonder, M. McCollum, J, Dohlin, T. Forsberg, Mrs. Albitz. Row 3: K. Crane, K. Charlton, J. lestina, D. Frich. F. Hering, S. Cornelius. C. Groth, J. Erickson, F. Scott, T. Lockwood. MR. BAKER 7th Grade Row Is D. Stiller, C. Smith, T. Slechto, M. Miller, T. Drews, C. Canfield. C. Poters, M. Johnson. D. Carpentier. Row 2: Mr. Baker, D. Boglien, S. Anderson, K. Busterud, R. School. S. Dunn, E. Slindee. D. Focht. D. Vennie, S. Yore. Row 3: K. Wiemon, B. Melnychenko, C. Lund, C. Anderson, L. Johnson. M. Shove. V. Tornowski. A. Olson, I. Harnett, L. Kennison. MISS BEMEh'T 7th Grode Row Is R. Tieden, K. West, R. Webster, J. Cordes, T. Vouderhyde, R. Smith, E. Anderson, T. Teragawo, W. Tucker. Row 2s L. Wlcklonder, B. Anderson,. W. Beordemphl, N, Nefherland, P. Olson. K. Shun, J. Morgan, J. Peterson, Miss Bement. Row 3: J. Engstrom, D. Oker-sfrOm, L. Roudeau, N. Standal, B. Borr. J. Christensen, D. Daher, K. Sevareid, K. Payne. 36 MR. HERMANSON 7th Grade Row 1: M. Scott, G. Peterson, G. Stowe, B. Thomas, P. Hale, S. Twork, B. Larson, S. Horns, W. Gillon. Row 2: Mr. Her-manson, L. LoMont. D. Foloy, J. Zoc-cardi, C. Bergerson, M. Ellefson, S. Nor-dine, M. Koncar. R. Stewart, A. Novot-ney. Row 3: M. Braden, B. Bargeron. J. Kurr, G. Thompson, K. Krohn, W. Dowling, D. Sundin, J. Demcho, C. Hall, D. Carlton. MR. IACAREILA 7th Grade Row 1: M. Folske, M. Adams, R. Soder-strom, S. Mosby. R. Olson, J. Petersen, V. Peterson, J. Rinker, K. Miller. Row 2: C. Woddick, B. Sondall. M. Cellotti. G. Dohrwordt, G. Lee, D. Dovics, J. Beckman, W. Tombarge. t. Eller. Row 3: V. Schoophoerster, M. Perlbochs, E. Repotowski, C. Arent, R. Haedtke, J. Ylitalo, L. Sveum, J. Stricklin, W. Fisher, Mr. lacarella. MRS. NEFF 7th Grade Row 1: D. Vitha, J. Muchko, N. Linde-mann, K. Anderson, C. Wostring, M. Saba, J. Nyberg, D. Jetland, I. Hunt. Row 2: M. Arechiga, R. Loe, P. Smith, C. Vernon, S. Lindstrom, L. Wagner, R. Chambers, J. Allison. Row 3: S. Holicky, B. Dahl, F. Fiorcntino, S. Emerson, B. Huges, K. Smaby, R. Noonday, R. Stafford, Mrs. Neff. CLASSES . . . in ART are offered to all students in Junior and Senior High. These art classes give the students a chance to work with all types of art, from drawing to sculpturing, weaving, ceramics and craft work. Here you see Kathleen Crane, Lelde Kalmite and Lee Mesna painting pictures with water colors. Everything the student does has to be original; they can copy no designs. School services provided by these classes include the preparation of posters and decorations. 37 MR. SOVEll 7� h Grade Row Is B. VonBuren, S. Pribula, R. Bauer. B. RoMoch, G. Martinez, K. Motheson, D. Golbaum. W. Nelson, T. Danielson. Row 2: M. Guthrie. J. Lange. D. lonford, B. Spink, M. Envoy. R. Don-ley, K. Christ. T. Ruud. Row 3: B Gross. D. Clausen, D. Folkema, K. Johnson. D. Jetland. C. Viroy. A. Kingsley. B. Childs. G. Brandenburg, Mr. Sovell. MRS. ARNY 8th Grode Row 1: M. Folworski, M. Weiger, B. Lament. K. Anderson. S. Chase, E. Brody, M. Rudolph, L. Peterson. Row 2: D. McGuire, K. Gallagher, W. Hanson, M. Bakke, J. Goldonik. S. Levercom, N. Peterson, P. Lawrence. Row 3: S. Hohen-hous, J. Westergord, R. Babcock, C. Holmquist, D. Kugler, T. Tophen, J. Halverson, L. Angle. D. Peterson. Row 4: S. Burch. L. Austin. B. Westerlund. Mrs. Arny, J. Norman, J. Rorvig. T. Gooden. MRS. CAPSTICK 8th Grode Row 1: M. Johnston. G. Rockney, G. Weber, S. Rogers. V. Clark, M. Wav sing. J. Soar!. M. Soyett. Row 2: J. Kline. K. Gerritz, D. Sandue. J. Crohn, P. Belois. J. Boren, L. Yoeger, I. Tor-nowski. Row 3: R. Henderson, H. Lewis. C. Mondyke. T. Gooden, S. Borkh, D. Sarna, K. Nelson, Mrs. Capstkk. M. Smaby. Row 4: D. Whittaker, R. Anderson. D. Brownlee. S. Nerdohl, A. Perl-bach. S. Hanson. A. VanAlstine. CLA88E8 . . . in SEWING teach the students how to operate sewing machines, how to moke wise choices in material and patterns, and how to save money by making many of their own clothes. As advanced students, they learn to make more difficult garments for their wardrobes. Here Barbara Hughes is sewing at the machine while Kathryn Hayes and Andrea Smith observe. The girls are making aprons that they will later use in cooking. 38 CLASSES • • • in COOKING teach girls, and a few boys, the basic essentials of food preparation, such os: the seven basic foods, the minerals and vitamins necessary to provide us with good health, and more economical and wise buying of food. Here you see Susan Hohen-haus and Judy Norman preparing a salad; while Leslie Peterson boils the white sauce for the main course. Besides learning how to cook, the students also learn how to make a table attractive by learning to make center pieces, and how to set the table correctly. MR. DANIEL 8th Grode Row 1: C. Abelsefh, D. Johnson, I. loiter. V. Peterson, D. Nelson, J. Dahl-strom, D. Bishop. D. Schwartz, L. Wolz, R. Weme. Row 2: Mr. Daniel, P. Taylor, G. Grimme, R. Kenyon, J. Berg, D. Williams, P. House, R. Leverton, J. Dietrich. MR. MICHALKO 8th Grade Row 1: R. Stocker, J. Kerns, B. Gromok, M. Bradley, D. Grimmer, B. Alexander, J. Lavender, R. Turbltt, L. Bowman, F. Guthrie, M. Harrison. Row 2: C. Mon-son, L. West, D. Loemmlo, D. Schmede-ke, M. Lauten, W. Gulso, K. Holland, I. Anderson, W. VanYueldyk, T. Nelson. Row 3: B. Johnson, R. Lundeen, R. To-beck, J. Lestina, J. Canfield, Mr. Mi-chalko, J. Munson, R. Hauglie, S. Cooper, R. Mochovsky, K. Trumble, M. Hart. MRS. MILLER 8th Grade Row 1: S. Oswald, G. Johnston, D. Boglien, D. Person, G. VonKorff, D. Con-rod, L. Erickson, D. Sletten, J. Greimel. Row 2: Mrs. Miller, D. Downing, P. Boyle, R. Prois, K. Hawkinson, B. Roberts, L. Boillargeon, L. Wogner, B. Graves. Row 3: L. Delander, M. Yurocko, K. Engel, C. Munson, S. Lange. B. Rob- erts, A. Hill, D. Gutzko. Row 4: J. Coburn, B. Semon, R. Lee, J. Anderson, P. West, N. Allison, M. Tworuk, G. Scholl. 39 CLASSES . . . in HISTORY provide the student with a better and broader knowledge of the past of our country and the world. The student first deals with history in the eighth grade with a study of the development of our own country. A deeper, more intensive study of history comes in the two years required in Senior High School. Here you see Maureen Yurecko working on a map to show routes of exploration in the New World. Picture by Mr. Daniel MISS O. STEVNING 8th Grode Row 1: D. Christensen. D. Heibel. J. Cooper. S. Nordgren. B. Sawsser, B. West. M. Dubak. D. Stochowski. D. Littlefield. Row 2: J. Tovsen, K. Brennen. T. Neidlinger, I. Krizer, S. Jorgensen, Miss Stevning, D. Harris, B. Busch, C. Dogen. M. Hansen. K. Yurecko. Row 3: S. Pratt, J. Sveum, G. Roepke. E. Eckert, Y. Gustafson, L. Gunderson, 8. Brady, K. Villas, T. Knutson. J. Ellefson. MR. ANDERSON 9th Grode Row 1: J. Steele, K. Lee, C. Neus, J. Schmedke. C. Horshman, B. Kossort, B. Quinn, D. Solseth, W. Martin. Row 2: Mr. Anderson, L. Loemmlo, O. Sandtand, S. Myers. T. Stankosky, L. Walbon, M. Reiners, C. Huffine, G. Hill. Row 3: J. Gillette, C. Arnold, D. Brost. I. Holen, D. Jones. T. Shun. M. Olson. B. Lever-ton, L. Cary. MR. CHIODO 9th Grade Row It G. Roberts, T. Waddlek. G. Price, S. Christ, C. Kruchten, N. Ruud, B. Hart, S. Gearhart. Row 2: S. Holm-strom, R. Mikush, B. Arent, B. Olson, E. Wilbert, L. Fresonke. V. Peterson. D. Sandberg. Row 3: J. Westby, M. Cudo, J. Westhoff, K. Ward. T. LaQua. D. Roff, W. Kingsley. Row 4: R. Bellvile, T. Sochariason, R. Formico, Mr. Chiodo, K. Isaacson, J. Chesky. 40 MRS. ENGENE 9th Grade Row 1: J. Berg, J. Varville, M. Messen-hcimer, P. Heibel, J. Nelson, D. Zowad-ski, J. Martin, D. Collett, R. Anderson. Row 2: M. Sandal!, M. Marinon, C. Foriday, W. Wever, C. Brady, H. Warren, P. Boatman, R. Gliniony, F. Zac-cardl. Row 3: J. Kugler, J. Harelson, R. Randall, M. Larson, Mrs. Engene, F. Monson, 8. Smith, W. leino, M. Anderson, D. Nelson. MR. OLSON 9th Grade Row 1: S. Anderson, B. Saba, J. Zajoc, D. Adams, J. Novotney, T. Desm, J. Eddy, D. Morsefield, J. Knoph. Row 2: D. Dickerson, J. Kirschbaum, K. Lun-decn, J. Evert, B. Ready, N. Oakes, R. Scholl, B. Hudok. Row 3: E. Whittaker, J. Stenon, B. Nelson, L. Homol, R. Are-chigo, F. Flohrschutz, E. Sherborne, D. Gerdes, Mr. Olson. MR. PATTEN 9th Grade Row Is A. Milstead, R. Holtli, V. Solos, M. Walloy, J. Dalrymplo, J. Novotney, N. Cook, M. Desmond. Row 2: N. Per-chyshyn, S. Tramz, J. Horns, R. Connolly. B. Dean, J. Jacobson, J. Beberg, A. Miller. Row 3: J. McCollough, M. Kovensky, R. Edmondson, M. Kuhorski. Mr. Patten, S. Holtli, J. Phillips, H. Riley, R. Arms. Row 4: M. Forschen, A. Kancitis, E. Weizenegger, B. Shellen-burg. Picture by Mr. Daniel CLASSES . . . in ENGLISH give practice in the five language arts, which include comprehension, handwriting, speaking, listening, viewing, and the skill of reciting. Some of the specific things that these five language arts include, are work in grammar, punctuation, and capitalization. There is special emphasis on composition and literature. Shown here is Dorothy McGuire reading from one of the literature books used in Junior High. 41 MR. STRANDEMO 9th Grod Row 1: J. Bjergen, 1. Cudo, P. Moxey, R. Olstod, D. Stenttrom, J. Nordgren. K. Fnrdlomon. Row 2: D. Hill. M. Robez-gruontnioks, S. Groy, J. LioBraoten. R. Yu, D. Molby, A. Sworski. Row 3: S. Thoroux. D. Rathbun. K. Alich, R. Door-ing, M. loine, P. Hayes. Row 4: S. Schoephoerster, 8. Henderson, H. Berg-strom, D. Babmeau. Mr. Strandemo. R. LoVoir, R. Hawley. D. Tov en. MRS. WEIHER 9th Grode Row 1: J. Bicrgen, S. Holmgren, A. Knutson, M. Johnson, D. Magnus, I. Colstad. A. Malmgren, C. Lupino. Row 2s G. Solborg, M. Sonzone, M. Totino, r Golden, J. Elwood. J. Matelsky, 0. Lyngholm, L. Migneoult. Row 3: J. Hed-lund, B. Rissoll, C. Niznik, R. Hogenstad, S. Dulling, R Hall, J. Poets, Mrs. Weiher. Row 4: K. Borgelt, A. Cope, D. Boruth, P. Godfrey. D. McAnolly, J. Grabowski, D. Hockman. MR. ARNOLD 10th Grode Row 1: P. Busterud. M. Salas, J. Gerken, J. Harris, J. En$, 8. Miller. Row 2: P. Hoedke. J. Thompson, D. Erickson, C. Schumocher, R. Becker, B. Hering. Row 3: T. Norling. C. Schweiger, B. Gleason, J. Cooper. H. Hole. Row 4: Mr. Arnold, J. Jetland, B. Perish. l_ Meltzer, T. Spivak, F. Reierson. B. Koors, B. Torkild-son. CLASSES . . . in PRINT are offered to both boys and girls os a start in the field of production printing. The students print tickets, programs, posters, napkins, and many other things for the school. For themselves, the students moke self-addressed envelopes, name cards, and telephone pods. Here you see Wayne Nelson and Joe Ylitolo printing cards at one of the presses. 42 CLASSES • • • in TYPING teach the student the proper way to use and care for a typewriter. Students learn the touch method of typing, which enables them to speed up their work. Here you see Howard Sasada and Pat Burnett at the typewriter. It is important for students who want a business career to take typing, because the school can recommend them for first-rate business positions, provided the students have high enough typing standards. MR. CHRISTENSEN: 10th Grade Row 1: J. Tarosar, E. Groves, M. les-tino, B. Adams, G. liaBrooten, L. Vivea. S. Orr. Row 2: D. Goldman, K. Johnston, N. Verdich, B. Morris, S. Salas, R. Rome, C. Yore, Mr. Christensen. Row 3: C. Miller, K. Schmitz, O. Hcgre, W. VanBuren, I. Zemjanis, B. Bruneau, F. Pohl. Row 4: I. Pink, 0. Hunt, J. Sturgeon, E. Bjcrkebcck, R. Romsdorf, K. Kavenski. J. Novotney. MR. HUME 10th Grade Row 1: J. Omdolen, C. Rocpke, E. Starring, P. Biernat, J. Golden, K. Moriarity. T. Langlais. Row 2: K. Gilmore, K. Hcebel, K. Durkot, C. Ness, A. Prois, J. Sommerfield, L. Wagner. Row 3: B. Brownlee, S. Gallagher, J. Ruben, D. Moore, P. Rosenau, G. Teregawa. Row 4: P. Blood, K. Holmstrom, L. Lind-berg, T. Drell, B. Wiggins, K. Fcrdccn, Mr Thomas, L. Randil. MR. JOCKETTY: 10th Grade Row 1: S. Stabile, S. Folwarski, P. la-Bontc, C. Burns, R. Rose, J. Toylor, J. McMostcr. Row 2: P. Tabor, T. Nichols, B. Robertson, M. Konnison, M. Berg, D. Armstrong. Row 3: C. Wilcox, G. German, G. Brown, B. Cook, J. Goldnick, A. Bigbce, D. lindstrom, Mr. Jockotty. Row 4: M. Ekre, K. Schellenberg, E. Aspers, D. Weiland, D. Wesfergord, E. Folkema. 43 CLA88E9 . . . in DRIVER'S TRAINING give the students classroom instructions on rules, signs, and management of a car. After qualifying for an instruction permit they may take special classes in behind-the-wheel training. Here Jerry Teragawa ponders a problem in parallel parking, while on one of his behind-the-wheel lessons. The students of today should be excellent drivers, as they have a wonderful and extensive preparation for driving. Picture by Mr. Daniel MRS. KANE 10th Grade Row 1: M. Franzig. B. Hall, S. Moe, M. Tumble, C. House, J. Westerlund, D. Iverson, K. Lien. Row 2: A. Wells, A. Beck, Y. Gooden, K. Parmeter, N. Littlefield, J. Rosenbrook, S. Ferdelman. Row 3: G. Osgood. S. Slindee, D. Bredemus, J. Fleming, P. Mueller, W. Pirsig, B. Krohn. Row 4: B. Henze, R. Lindeman, M. Swanson. Mrs. Kane, P. Kerns, B. Holte, D. Dravis. MRS. MOSE 10th Grade Row 1: M. McCann, M. Monteufel, B. Brandt, C. Slather, .M. Sandall. S. O'Hara. Row 2: Mrs. Mose, P. LoBelle, D. Fredheim, F. Forsmon, J. Cardinal. M. Yaeger, D. Berg. Row 3: J. Ruud, K. Bratlie, J. Rogne, J. Ella, C. Clausen, B. Edged. Row 4: G. Gould, 8. Johnson, L. Caar, L. Jarpey, A. Kulsrud, L. Gearhart. MR. SWEENEY 10th Grade Row 1: M. Bourgeois, D. VanAuken, D. Nelson. L. Richardson, R. McReovey, L. Bergerson, P. • Sagodahl, C. Johnson. Row 2: D. Pinz, C. Vermeer, P. Clark, L. Vogen, S. Brumbaugh, G. Neil, J. Burns. Row 3: F. Barkman, M. Mikleson, S. Wilkorson, P. Koch, M. Stanley, J. Hein, H. Sasada, Mr. Sweeney. Row 4: S. Sorenson, T. Leumo, R. Musil, D. Lund, G. Hoppe, M. Schueitzer, J. Saari. 44 MR. CARLSON 11th Grade Row It G. Osgood, G. Kelly, J. Otter-noss, J. Ferdelmon, M. Gulbrardson, J. Larson, J. Barker, M. Allen. Row 2: Mr. Carlson, R. Anderson, S. Hauglie, M. Larson, S. Lundeen, G. White, A. Eng, R. Sadechi. Row 3: D. Collins, T. Christensen, R. Lockwood, J. Stankosky, R. Samuel, D. Walker, J. Shun, B. Loven. MISS IRVINE 11th Grade Row 1: M. Tonney, J. Hollotl, E. Wallen, M. Sorenson, S. Blackwell, J. Emery, P. Gobel, A. Stickles. Row 2: R. Dahl, Miss Irvine, B. Solberg, K. Knutson, L. Woehnker, J. Sorsolcil, M. Sporlein, R. Dccgan. Row 3: J. Ogren, B. Olson, G. Schellenberg, L. Germon, R. Riloy, G. Anderson, T. McMonaglc, R. Ince. MR. JERDEE 11th Grade Row 1: J. Johnson, J. Ruben, C. Clough, L. Klabo, B. Steen, S .Pester. Row 2: Mr. Jerdee, G. Champ, J. Haney, E. Laemmle, S. Gliniany, M. Gibas, R. Par-shall. Row 3: J. Bushman, H. Schwartz, H. Charles, R. Noble, R. Taboika, K. Holler, R. Bcchman. CLASSES . . . in BIOLOGY present a scientific study of living things. This study of plants and animals shows the student the relationship between living things and their structures. Here Meredith Kennison is carefully studying the structure of a plant by looking at it through a microscope; while David Goldman writes down the description. During the last part of the course, the students dissect various animals and insects. 45 MR. KEPROIS 11th Grod Row 1: K. Peterson, J. Baillorgeon, D. Hughes, B. Hansen, M. Logan, C. Mc-Meil, R. Hoiby. Row 2: E. Zappa, M. Petersen, T. Whittaker, D. Fresonkc, D. Krollkowski, M. Thorkelson. Row 3: J. Gorder, P. Frain, 8. Reichmuth, B. Jewell, V. Johnson, D. Turpin, S. Mew-horfer. Row 4: G. Coleman, W. Campbell, L. Galdonik, B. Oslund, J. Lakotos, T. Matson, Mr. Keprios. MISS ROBERTSON 11th Grade Row 1: D. Prince, J. Lyngholm, D. Fron-zig, J. Weme, S. Hrusko, N. Herman, T. Ferree. Row 2: A. Tabor, D. Anderson, R. Racctto, J. Bourgeois. D. Peterson, T. Flor, Row 3: M. Slomkowsk, J. Lundquist, D. Butz, J. Broadbent, J. Marinan, C. Soronson, Miss Robertson. Row 4: J. Dennison, K. Rondeau, T. Johnson, R. VonArnam, S. Meyer. MRS. SCHIUER 11th Grade Row 1: C. Wold, M. Zajar, S. Grimmer, G-. Burkhart, D. Oswald, B. Scheff, N. Seeze. Row 2: Mrs. Schiller, N. Woiman, K. Holwell, K. Dahlstron, B. Delander, H. Donhoff, B. Hill, R. Stewart. Row 3: D. Harnett, L. Carlson, E. Jesperson, J. Carlson, P. Leino, J. Wagner, J. Dubak. Row 4: L. Igo, J. McPherson, K. Gutzke, J. Hess, V. Mezzcnga, C. Cunningham, D. Kittelson. CLASSES . . . in GEOMETRY provide a study of plane figures and polygons. This subject can be taken after one has had one year of algebra, because the knowledge of arithmetic and algebra is necessary to solve geometry problems. Geometry is quite different from other kinds of math previously taken, because students have to prove everything they do. Here Jean Golden is using a compass to bisect an angle of a parallelogram. 46 CLASSES . . . in ADVANCED ALGEBRA offer a further study of higher math, and provide a better background for college in the fields of science and math. Students learn how to solve more complicated problems with equations and formulas. Judy Ella and DeAnne Smith are using a slide rule, which enables a student to make very long and difficult calculations in only a few seconds. MISS SKALBECK 11th Grade Row 1: B. Koste, C. Prois, W. Bain, J. Gannon, B. Reinortson, D. Gordon, P. Scott, N. Dicgnou. Row 2: D. Hart, K. Sagedahl, L. Loegering, B. Myhre, S. Mlcko-day. Row 3: Min Skalbcck, D. Williams, M. Olson, J. Brisbane, P. Cahill, H. Messenheimcr, S. Milligan, C. Minor. Row 4: J. Skrownek, R. Christopherson, 8. Backstrom, B. Von Ysscldyk, D. Johnson, T. Johnson, M. Purma-lietis, M. Borgclf, D. Maas. MR. SOCHA 11th Grade Row 1: M. Vidervol, C. Renecke, S. Kurtz, D. Freidmoim, J. Stans-field, G. Walbon, C. Ecklund, J. Matelski. Row 2: D. Smith, K. Reiners. D. Soderstrom, R. Howe, 0. Gobelli. M, Ellefson, S. Mew-horter. Row 3: V. Letourneau, R. Lund, R. Bacon, L. Bross, L. Oheiser, J. Tacono, Mr. Socha. Row 4: P. Estrom, A. Dagcn, E. Henkel, H. Mozolak, C. Olson, J. Schmitz, R. Shun. 47 CLASSES . . . in SPANISH are very important because of our close international relations with Cuba and other Spanish speaking countries. Students learn to understand and speak the language. Here Tim Johnson is playing a record which will enable him to better understand his Spanish, while Laurel Woehnker writes words on the board which are given over the record player. Besides records, maps and movies are used to help the students understand the language and its background more clearly. MR. AKER. MRS. KNUTSON, MRS. TURLEY Special Classes Row li J. Carr, B. Murphy, J. Tronrud, D. Fedor, J. Beaman, K. Bergquisf. S. Borton. Row 2: Mr . Knutton, S. Ho-razuk, B. Kenobbie, M. Ander on, B. Bundy. D. Hillman, N. James, S. Wed-lund. Row 3: M. Anderson, J. Feia, S. Eide, R. Lawman, M. York, Mrs. Turley, Mr. Aker. Row 4: J. Breviu. D. Sobol. J. Kruchfen, A. Finke, G. James. B. Green, J. Ewert, C. Lepp. MR. LEWIS. MR. PETERSON Row 1: K. McMorran, M. Clough, J. Boelfer, D. Olterness, R. Rose, V. Yu, J. Sharp. Row 2: Mr. Lewis, E. Reguly. B. Miller, D. Becchetti, R. Schule, J. Sfoehr. Mr. Peterson. Row 3: S. Loegering, J. Stansfield, K. Johnson. M. Leuma, D. Bryan. B. Carlson, F. Downing. 48 MISS LIEN Special Clauei Row It P. Modoy, J. S«ll«rs, J. Rovlck, F. Hanson, P. Kirk D. Young, S. Frank. Row 2: Mrs. Campbell, R. Caffroy, V. Ruder, T. Furru, S. Fischer, J. Oillon, M. Andreas, C. McFodzeon, B. Anderson, Miss Lien. Row 3: J. Clark, M. Dicks, A. Stridan, I. Olson, R. Hollom, D. Mikelson, P. Johnson, M. Schultz. M. Buczynski. ABSENTEES These students, due to illness and other reasons, were absent when advisory pictures first were taken. In keeping with the Cardinal's policy of full coverage, they are shown here in this special addition to the classes section, although not with their regular advisory group. Row It C. Wally, N. Nordon, D. Shaw, A. Anderson, S. Stonelako, J. LeVoir, B. Hall, L. Elg. R. Johnston. Row 2: J. Hal vorson, D. Hayoshido, K. Miller, D. Gustofson, B. Burch, A. Godfrey. I, Milligon, G. Kalmite. Row 3: T. Skillings, S. Foster. R. Sandberg. P. Carlson, J. Evans, R. Smith, D. Oswald, G. Vigoren. Row 4: S. Anderson. I. Sten-strom. D. Pyko, J. Cory, B. Cornell, B. Fjelstod. S. Burns. R. Lockwood. Picture by Mr. Daniel CLASSES . . . for the handicapped are offered to handicapped students from all over Minneapolis and the suburbs. Marshall is the only public high school in Minneapolis which offers such a program. The students attend both regular dosses with other students, and special classes. In the special classes the students receive individual help in overcoming their particular handicap. Here you see Mr. Aker playing a special phonograph, while Sharon Eide and Berneice Kenobbie listen through head-sets. 49 Absentee: Row 1: G. Noshko. L. Webster. A. Jockson. K. Knutson, R. Barney, P. Olson, J. Welch, J. Mc-Clowsky. Row 2: M. Hicks. J. Werth, B. Carlton, T. Connolly, D. Drell, J. Nelson, D. Edstrum, E. Hill, E Harnett. Row 3: C. Anderson, B. Laine, D. Manning, B. Aicher, J. Fermeer, B. Price. S. Heise. T. Young. Absentee: Row 1: D. Schabel, S. Chandler, M. lindgren, 0. Perling, S. Junker, D. Brumbaugh, S. Grons-berg, J. Berg. Row 2: D. Anderson, D. Abelseth, G. Persell, C. Peterson, D. Scavo, M. Rondeau, E. LeGun, H. Drews. Row 3: D. Palmer, D. Myers, W. Germon. M. Kursboum. M. Connolly. D. Stroschein, C. Heloer, V. Perb-bochs. Row 4: C. Brisbane, J. Gripp, J. Sporcic. D. Milsteod. M. Nixnick, M. Moriarity, T. Hughes. CLASSES . . . in CHEMISTRY provide an opportunity for Seniors to become acquainted with another of the fields of science so important in our modern world. Chemistry includes a basic study of compounds and their reactions, os well as an up-to-date study of atoms. Here you see Carolyn Mondyke checking the formula for an acid in her chemistry book, while Clark Kirkpatrick starts to prepare the solution. Picture by Dennis Brody 50 Seniors We know what we are but not what we may be - SHAKESPEARE ALBERTSON, BARBARA Borb ... Sr. Rod Crow 1 yr. ANOERSON. BETTY Bet ... Jr. Student Council I yr., G.A.A. 1 yr. ANDERSON. JAN ... All School Ploy I yr.; Sr. Student Council I yr.; Sr. Red Crow I yr.; Sr. Choir 3 yr .; D omo Club 2 yr .; Blue Tri 3 yr . (Pre . I yr.); Cher-i� ter Choir I yr.; Honor Society, 2 yr .; (Sec'y I yr.); Swimming 1 yr.; G.A.A. 3 yr� .; Clou Sec'y; Internotionol Club I yr.; Moth Club I yr. BACKSTROM, KENT ... Jr. Student Council I yr.; Sr. Choir 2 yr .; Chorister Choir 1 yr., Football I yr. BARR, ROBERT ... Commencement Comm., Band 2 yr .; Sr. Judge Staff; Jr. Judge Stoff, Youth Center I yr.; Movie Crew 2 yr ., Footboll 3 yr .; Trock 2 yr .; Skiing 4 yr . BIANCHI. JOHN... Sr. Student Council I yr., Teen Town I yr., Ba eball 2 yr . BIERNAT, JOHN Jock ...Youth Center I yr., Teen Town I yr.; Hi-Y 1 yr.; Footboll I yr. BIGBEE, PHYLLIS... Rooter ' Club I yr., G.A.A. 2 yr . BOELTER. JUDITH . . .Commencement Comm., All School Ploy I yr., Sr. Judge Staff, Jr. Red Crots I yr., Chorolette I yr., Orche tro 2 yr .. International Club 1 yr., Sr. Choir I yr., Drama Club 2 yr ., Blue Tri 3 yr ., Golf 1 yr., G.A.A. I yr. BOYD, HARVEY. THERE 18 NO REST BRUMBAUGH, WILLIAM Bill ... Teen Town I yr. BRUNAS. DARLENE Dollie ... Prom Comm., Band 4 yr . (V. Pre . I yr.). Majorette 2 yr .; Jr. Student Council 1 yr., Jr. Judge Staff; Sr. Choir 2 yr .; Blue Tri 3 yr .; Swimming 1 yr BRUNEAU, DUANE .. .Jr. Judge Staff, Football 2 yr .; Baseball 1 yr. 52 Picture by Mr. Aker Our star halfbock. Bob Yurecko. held the line-marker during the Ediion game when he wo confined to the sidelines because of injuries. BEIGUM, DAGNI ... Commencement Comm.; Jr. Student Council I yr.; Choralettes I yr.; Sr. Choir 2 yrs. Office Assistant 1 yr.; Blue Tri 2 yrs.; Cardinal I yr.; International Club 2 yrs.; Hi-C I yr. BENESH, ElENOR Ele ... Jr. Red Cross I yr.; Youth Center 3 yrs.; Rooters' Club 1 yr.; Teen Town I yr.; Choralettes I yr.; Sr. Choir 1 yr.; Blue Tri 2 yrs.; Golf I yr. BERG, CHARLOTTE Chor . BRADY, DENNIS ... All School Ploy I yr.; Christmas Ploy 1 yr.; Sr. Student Council I yr.; Jr. Student Council I yr.; Radio Club 2 yrs; Youth Center 1 yr. Ticket Crew 3 yrs.; Movio Crew 2 yrs. (Pres. I yr.); Photo Club 3 yrs.; Drama Club 2 yrs. (Bus. Manager 2 yrs.); Banquet Comm.; Cardinal 2 yrs.; Honor Society 2 yrs. (Pres. I yr.); Judge Gavel. BREZNY, LOYAL Brex ... Homecoming Prince; Jr. Student Council 1 yr.; Youth Center 2 yrs.; Jr. Red Cross 1 yr.; Sr. Red Cross I yr.; Teen Town I yr.; Football 3 yrs.; Swimming 2 yrs.; Gymnastics 2 yrs.; Freshman Choir I yr. BROCKMAN, JOYCE ... Sr. Student Council I yr.; Jr. Student Council I yr.; Jr. Red Cross 1 yr.; Youth Center 3 yrs.; Teen Town I yr.; Rooters' Club 2 yrs.; Blue Tri 2 yrs.; Cardinal I yr. FOR SENIORS IN FOOTBALL BRYAN, DAVID Dove”... Class Day Comm.; All School Play I yr.; Sr. Student Council I yr.; Jr. Red Cross I yr.; Youth Center I yr.; Stage Crew 1 yr.; Movie Crew 2 yrs BUSTERUD, MARILYN Cookie ... Homecoming Attendant; Youth Center 3 yrs.; Teen Town 1 yr.; Choralettes I yr. CARLSON, DALLAS Dol ... Banquet Comm.; Homecoming Attendant; Youth Center 3 yrs.; Sr. Student Council I yr.; Sr. Choir 3 yrs.; Teen Town 1 yr.; Chorister Choir I yr.; Footboll 1 yr.; Swimming 2 yrs. CARLSON, WILLIAM Bill ... Class Day Comm.; All School Ploy I yr.; Bond 1 yr.; Radio Club I yr.; Ticket Crew 3 yrs.; Stoge Crew I yr.; Movie Crew 2 yrs.; Honor Society I yr.; Skiing 4 yrs. CARTIER, MAR-JORIE Marge ... Jr. Judge Staff; Rooters' Club I yr.; Chorister Choir 1 yr. 53 CARY, CAROLINE “Carrie” ... Toen Town I yr.; Choralettes 2 yrs.; Chorister Choir I yr. CHOCK, MARILYN Susie ... Commencement Comm.; Jr. Judge Stoll; Sr. Red Cross 3 yrs. (Pres. I yr.); Youth Center 2 yrs.; Rooters' Club I yr.; Chorolettei I yr.; Chorister Choir I yr.; Drama Club 2 yrs.; Jr. Achievement I yr.; G.A.A. 3 yrs.; Occupational Relations. CLOUGH, MICHAEL Mike ... All school play 3 yrs.; Christmas play 1 yr.; Sr. Student Council I yr.; Jr. Red Cross I yr.; Stage Crew 4 yrs. COFFEY, GREGORY Greg .. . Youth Center 2 yrs.; Teen Town 1 yr.; Hi-Y I yr.; Jr. Achievement 2 yrs.; Do La Salle 2 yrs. COOK, GARY. 9TUDIE9 TAKE ON ADDED Judy West inspects Sandy Munter's billfold during lunch, while Patti Patterson and Susie Hamlett wait for some choice item to appear. Picture by Dennis Brody DOWNING. JUNE ... Commencement Comm.; All school ploy 1 yr.; Sr. Student Council 4 yrs. (Pres. I yr.); Jr. Student Council V yr. (Pres. I yr.); Jr. Judge Staff; Youth Center I yr.; Teen Town I yr.; Rooters' Club I yr.,- Choralettes I yr.; Sr. Choir 2 yrs.; Chorister Choir I yr.; Drama Club 1 yr. (V. Pres. I yr.); Blue Tri 4 yrs.; Honor Society 2 yrs.; Swimming 2 yrs.; Tennis 3 yrs.; G.A.A. 4 yrs.; Judge Gavel; Girls State I yr. DOYLE, PETE .. . Homecoming Attendant; Jr. Student Council 1 yr.; Football 4 yrs.; Boseboll 1 yr.; Hockey 4 yrs. EDGELL, STEVEN Mo ... Youth Center 3 yrs. Hi-Y I yr.; Football I yr.; Wrestling 3 yrs. EPPERLY, JAMES Epp ... Jr. Student Council 1 yr.; Youth Center 2 yrs.; Teen Town 3 yrs.; Hi-Y I yr.; Skiing 2 yrs. EWERT. JOHN “George ... Sr. Student Council I yr.; Sr. Rod Cross I yr.; Jr. Achievement I yr. FARIDAY, KATHLEEN Kathy ... Sr. Judge Staff; Jr. Judge Staff; Choralettes I yr.; Sr. Choir 2 yrs.; Blue Tri I yr.; Honor Society 1 yr.; G.A.A. 1 yr.; International Club 2 yrs. 54 DAHLBERG, DWAYNE... Jr. Student Council 1 yr.; Red Cross 1 yr.j Youth Center I yr.; Teen Town 1 yr. DICKALS, OLGA Ollie ... Banquet Comm.; Sr. Red Cross 1 yr.; Library Club 2 yrs., Choralettos 1 yr.; Dramo Club 2 yrs.; Cordinol I yr.; Junior Achievement 1 yr.; G.A.A. 3 yrs. Badminton I yr. DITTBENNER, DONNA Tiny .. . Cap Gown Comm.; Teen Town 1 yr.; Blue Tri 1 yr. IMPORTANCE FOR 8ENIORS ELG, DUANE. Duey ... Sr. Choir I yr.; Chorister Choir 1 yr.; Hi-Y I yr.; Junior Achievement 2 yrs.; Swimming 1 yr.; Freshman Choir. ELLA, JUDY Judie ... Class Day Comm.; Sr. Red Cross I yr.; Moth Club I yr.; Blue Tri 1 yr. ELLIS, JANET Ellis ... Sr. Student Council I yr.; Youth Center 3 yrs.; Teen Town I yr.; Golf 3 yrs.; Tennis 4 yrs.; G.A.A. 4 yrs.; Badminton 4 yrs. ELLIS, ROBERT Bob ... Youth Center 3 yrs.; Teen Town I yr.; Gymnastics 3 yrs. ELSENPETER, WALTER Walt ... Football I yr.; Gymnastics 3 yrs.; Hockey 2 yrs. FASCHINGBAUER, CLARENCE ... Jr. Judge Staff; Chorister Choir. FERGUSON, KAREN Fergy .. • Cap Gown Comm.; Youth Center 3 yrs.; Teen Town I yr. FOCHT, GEORGE Paul . FOLEY, MICHAEL ... Chorister Choir; Swimming I V'- FRENCH, GORDY Gordy . .. Prom Comm.; Sr. Student Council I yr.; Youth Center 2 yrs.,- Hi-Y 1 yr.; Football 2 yrs.; Trock 3 yrs.; Hockey I Yr- 55 GAUAGHER, PATRICIA Poti ... Prom Comm.; Sr. Rod Cross I yr.; Sr. Choir 1 yr.; Honor Society I yr., Jr. Achievement 1 yr. GLASS. DE-LORES Boot ...Cap Gown Comm.; Chorolettes I yr. Sr. Choir 2 yr ., Chorister Choir 1 yr. Office clerk 2 yrs. GLEASON, LAWRENCE Lorry ... Bond I yr. Football I yr.; Swimming 3 yr . Gymnastics 4 yrs. GORSHE, FRANK. GRAY, SHARON Gray ... All School Ploy I yr.; Youth Confer I yr. Roofers' Club I yr.; Drama Club I yr. Blue Tri 2 yrs.; Golf I yr. G.A.A. 2 yrs.,- Badminton I yr. GROMEK. ROBERTA Bobby .,. Jr. Red Cross I Y You,h Center I yr., Rooters' Club I yr.. Blue Tri I yr., Swimming I yr., G A A. 2 yrs. GROSS, DOROTHY ... Banquet Comm., Hl-C 3 yr -; 1$“' 1 Vr Sr Red CrOM 2 Yr J A!l Scho°l ploV 1 Yr Chorolettes yr.; Sr. Choir 2 yrs.; Blue Tri 3 yrs., Cardinal 1 yr., Honor Society I Y°fch ,,ra 1 Yr-; ■� � aHonol Club 2 yrs. GUNDERSON. RICHARD Gundy ... Football 2 yrs GUTZKE. RICHARD ... Baseball Monoger 2 Y'� HAEDTKE. ROBERT. CLASS PRESIDENT HANSEN, DONALD Hons ... Class Day Comm., Sr. Student I yr., Hi-Y I yr.. Honor Society I yr. Trock 2 yrs.. Cross Country 1 yr. HARRIS, RUTHANN ... Sr. Judge Staff (Co-Editor),' Jr. Judge Staff; Chorolettes I yr., Sr. Choir 2 yrs.. Chorister Choir I yr.,- Drama Club 2 yrs.; Blue Tri 3 yr ., Honor Society 2 yrs. Am. Field Service I yr.; International Club I yr., Math Club 2 yrs. (Pres. 1 yr.). HAUK, ERIKA Rick ... Commencement Comm.,- Bond 2 yrs.; Sr. Red Cross 3 yrs. (Sec'y I yr.); Jr. Red Cross 1 yr., Library Club 1 yr., Teen Town I yr.. Blue Tri 3 yrs.. Cardinal 1 yr.; Jr. Achievement I yr., G.A.A. 4 yrs.. International Club I yr. Hi-C 2 yrs. 56 Picture by Dennis Brody Innocent Pete Doyle is unowore of doom in the person of Mrs. Anderson. GREEN, ROBERT JR. Bob ... Commencement Comm.; Sr. Student Council 2 yrs.; Sr. Red Cross 2 yrs.; Honor Society 2 yrs.; Orchestra I yr.; International Club 1 yr. GREIMEL, THOMAS Tom ... Bond 3 yrs.; Sr. Student Council I yr.; Sr. Judge Stoff; Jr. Judge Staff; Youth Center 3 yrs.; Teen Town I yr.; Hi-Y I yr.; Honor Society 2 yrs.; Football 3 yr -; Bosketboll 2 yr .; Baseball 4 yrs.; Wrestling I yr.; Sr. Clos Treos.; Boy Stole. GROMEK, ROBERT Bob ... Football 4 yr .; Wrestling 2 yr .; Trock 2 yr . HALE, STEPHEN Steve ...Jr. Student Council 1 yr.; Sr. Judge Staff; Jr. Judge Staff; Movie Crew 2 yrs.; Drama Club I yr.; Jr. Achievement; Orchestra 2 yrs. HAILISEY, PATRICK Pot ... Sr. Student Council I yr.; Jr. Student Council 1 yr.; Sr. Red Cross 1 yr.; Jr. Red Cross I yr.; Youth Center 3 yrs.; Hi-Y I yr.; Jr. Achievement 2 yrs. HAMLETT, SUZETTE Su-x ... Prom Comm.; Youth Center 3 yrs.; Teen Town I yr. 19 LOST IN SENIOR WHIRL HAWLEY, EUGENE Gene ... Sfoge Crew 2 yrs.; Football 2 yr .; Bosketboll 1 yr. HEDBERG. MARGO Heddy ... do Day Comm., All School Play I yr.; Sr. Judge Staff; Jr. Judge Staff; Sr. Red Cross I yr.; Jr. Red Crou I yr.; Youth Center I yr.; Blue Tri 3 yr .; Honor Society I yr.; Orchestra 2 yr .,- International Club I yr. HILL, JOHN Johnny ... Teen Town I yr.; Jr. Achievement I yr.; Football 2 yrs. (Manager 2 yrs.). Hill, MURIEL Elvo ... Clos Day Comm.; Jr. Achievement I yr.; Swimming 2 yrs.; Orchestra 4 yr . HOGAN, DAWN ... Commencement Comm.; Jr. Student Council I yr.; Youth Center 3 yrs.; Teen Town I yr.; Sr. Choir 3 yrs.; Chorister Choir I yr.; Blue Tri I yr.; Cordinal 1 yr.; G.A.A. 2 yrs. 57 HOLTE, KATHLEEN Kofhy ... Teen Town 1 yr.; Chorolettes I yr.; Chorister Choir I yr.; Freshman Choir I yr. JAMES, NORITA ... Cap Gown Comm.; Sr. Student Council 3 yrs.; Jr. Student Council I yr.; Swimming I yr.; Tennis I yr.; G.A.A. 4 years.; Badminton 2 yrs. JOHNSON, EOWARO. JOHNSON, LORRAINE Pee Wee . JOHNSON, MARIAN Johns ... Cop Gown Comm.; Rooters' Club I yr. SENIORS MAKE A BIG NOISE Lunch time brings out the beast In men. Dave Bryan demonstrates as Steve Hole and Bill Carlson look on. Picture by Dennis Brody KALINOSKE, ROBERT Killer Kol ... Football 3 yrs.; Baseball 3 yrs.; Wrestling 3 yrs. KING, DONOVAN Donny ... Youth Center 3 yrs.; Teen Town 1 yr.; Chorister Choir 1 yr.; Sr. Student Council 3 yrs.; Jr. Student Council I yr. KINION, KENNETH Ken ... Sr. Student Council 1 yr.; Sr. Red Cross I yr.; Library Club 1 yr.; Jr. Achievement 2 yrs.; Football 2 yrs.; Baseball 3 yrs.; Hockey 1 yr.; Cross Country I yr.; Baccalaureate Comm.; Bond 4 yrs. KURRASCH, MADELAINE Mad ... Baccalaureate Comm.; Bond 4 yrs.; Drama Club 2 yrs.; Golf 3 yrs.; G.A.A. 3 yrs.; Badminton I yr. LERFALD, WARREN Ralph ... Homecoming Attendant; Mardi Gras Count; Sr. Student Council I yr.; Youth Center 3 yrs.; Teen Town I yr.; Hi-Y I yr.; Football I yr.; Basketball 4 yrs.; Jr. Closs Pres.; Cross Country I yr. LESTINA, PHYLLIS Phil ... G.A.A. I yr. 58 JOHNSON, ROBERT Bob'' ... Hi-Y 2 yrs.; Footboll 3 yr� ., Wrestling 2 yr� ; Letter-men's Club 2 yrs. JONES, ELAINE Jonesy ... Chorolettes 1 yr.j Sr. Choir 2 yrs.; Chorister Choir 1 yr., Blue Tri 3 yrs., Cardinal 1 yr. KAIINOSKI, BARBARA Barb ... Cop Gown Comm., Teen Town 1 yr. IN THE BAND KIRKPATRICK, CLARK ... Jr. Judge Staff; Library Club I yr.. Youth Center 3 yrs.; Hi-Y 1 yr.. Football 3 yrs.; Basketball 4 yrs.; Baseball 4 yrs.; Cross Country 1 yr. KRAATZ, WERNER .. . Youth Center 2 yrs.; Hi-Y 2 yrs.; Swimming I yr.; Trock 2 yrs. KRANICK, HILMA ... Sr. Red Cross I yr.; Youth Center 2 yrs.; Teen Town I yr.; Blue Tri I yr. KRIZEK, JON. KRUCHTEN. DAVID Dove ... Teen Town 1 yr.; Hockey 3 yrs. LINDEMAN, KENNETH . .. Football I yr.; Baseball 1 yr.; LINOW, JANICE Jon ... Baccalaureate Comm.; Band 3 yrs.; Sr. Student Council I yr., Sr. Judge Staff; Jr. Judge Staff.,- Blue Tri 3 yrs.; Cardinal I yr., Jr. Achievement (Sec'y) I yr.,- G.A.A. 4 yrs. LOEGERING. JUDITH Judy .. . Banquet Comm.; Band I yr.; Sr. Red Cross 2 yrs.; Jr. Red Cross 2 yrs.; Youth Center I yr.; Teen Town I yr.; Blue Tri 3 yrs.; Cardinal I yr.; Jr. Achievement 1 yr., G.A.A. 4 yrs. (V. Pres. I yr.); International Club I yr.; Badminton 2 yrs. LOHN. ROBERT Bob ... Youth Center 3 yrs.; Teen Town I yr.; Hi-Y 1 yr.; Jr. Achievement 2 yrs.; Footboll 2 yrs. LUCAS, BONNIE Boj ... Baccalaureate Comm.; Bond (Pres. 1 yr) 4 yrs.; Sr. Student Council 2 yrs.; Sr. Judge Staff; Jr. Judge Staff; Jr. Red Cross (Sec'y I yr.) 2 yrs.; Library Club I yr.; Blue Tri I yr.; Tennis 2 yrs.; G.A.A. (Pres. I yr.) 4 yrs.; Judge Gavel. 59 LUPINO, ROXENE Rok ... Prom Comm., Homocoming Quoon, Mordi Gros Countess, Sc. Student Council 2 yr� .; Sr. Red Cron I yr., Youth Center 3 yrs.; Toen Town 1 yr.j Sub. Cheerleader I yr., Choralettes 2 yn., Sr. Choir 2 yr$. (Sec'y I yr), Jr. Achievement. MAAS, DIANE.. . Claw Doy Comm., Sr. Student Council 1 yr., Youth Center 2 yr ., Teen Town 1 yr., Choralettes 1 yr., Sr. Choir 2 yrs.; Chorister Choir I yr.,Cordinol I yr. MANLY. MARY Goy . MANNING. JOHN Flat Top ... Youth Center 3 yrs.; Teen Town I yr. MARTIN, DELAYNE DeDe ... Teen Town I yr., G.A.A. yr. MAXEY, BERNARD Bernie ... Teen Town 1 yr., Wrestling 1 yr., Troclc 2 yrs., Hockey 3 yr$. MAY, MARJORIE Margie ... Sr. Judge Staff. Jr Judge Stoff; Teen Twen I yr., Sr. Choir 3 yrs., Chorister Choir I yr., Blue Tri 3 yrs., Cardinal I yr. McCANN, MARY JO Jo ... Commencement Comm., Sr. Student Council 3 yrs.; Youth Center 3 yrs., Teen Town 1 yr., Rooters' Club 1 yr., Choralettes 1 yr., Sr. Choir 2 yrs.. Chorister Choir I yr., Goll 3 yrs., Tonnis I yr., G.A.A. 3 yrs. MclVER BETH .. .Cap Gown Comm., Band 3 yrs., Sr. Student Council 2 yrs., Sr. Judge Staff, Jr. Judge Staff; Honor Society 2 yrs., Swimming I yr., G.A.A. 2 yrs., Orchestra I yr. McCORRAN. KENNETH Moc ... All School Ploy 2 yrs., Christmas Play I yr.; Band 2 yrs.; Student Council 1 yr., Jr. Red Cross I yr., Stoge Crew 4 yrs. SENIORQ ADD DEPTH MOORE, SUSAN Sus ... Bonquet Comm., Sr. Student Council I yr.; Sr. Red Cross 1 yr., Sr. Choir 3 yrs.; Blue Tri 3 yrs. (So y); Honor Society 2 yrs.; Jr. Achievement 1 yr.; G.A.A. 2 yrs. MORMANN, DELORES Ducky ... Swimming I yr.; Tennis I yr.. Work Program I yr. MORRIS, LINDA lyn ... Blue Tri 2 yrs.; Jr. Achievement 1 yr. 60 Picture by Mr. Daniel To prevent unflattering comment! about women driven, Elaine Jonei take advantage of school sponsored driver training. MARTIN, IEROY Mert ... Homecoming Attendant, Sr. Student Council 1 yr., Jr. Student Council I yr., Sr. Choir 3 yrs., Chorister Choir I yr., Hi-Y I yr.; Honor Society 2 yrs.; Football 4 yrs. (Co-Captain I yr.); Basketball 4 yrs., Baseball 4 yrs., Sr. Class Vice Pres.; Boys State 1 yr.; let-termen's Club MARTINSON, MYRNA ... Youth Center I yr.. Teen Town I yr.. Rooters' Club I yr.. Blue Tri I yr., G.A.A. I yr.; Freshman Choir. MATSAN, SANDRA Sondy ... Sr. Student Council 1 yr.; Youth Center 2 yrs., Sr. Choir 2 yrs.; Choristor Choir I yr. MELTZER, LEON lee . .. Swimming 1 yr.; Youth Employment Service Comm. 1 yr. MONDYKE, CAROLYN Punky ... Baccalaureate Comm.; All School Play I yr.; Sr. Student Council 1 yr.; Jr. Student Council I yr.; Sr. Red Cross 1 yr.; Youth Center 3 yrs.; Teen Town 1 yr., Choralettes I yr.; Sr. Choir 2 yrs.,- Blue Tri 3 yrs. (V. Pres. I yr.); Cardinal I yr. (Ass't Editor); Jr. Achievement 1 yr. (Sec.); G-A.A. 1 yr., Badminton I yr. MONSON, MARY Shorty ...Chorister Choir 1 yr.; G.A.A. 2 yrs. AND BALANCE TO CHOIR MOSLET, JUDITH Judy .. . Banquet Comm.; Jr. Student Council 1 yr.; Sr. Judge Staff; Jr. Judge Staff; Youth Centor 1 yr.; Chorister Choir I yr.; Blue Tri 3 yrs., Cardinal 2 yrs. (Business Mgr. I yr.), Honor Society I yr., Jr. Achievement I yr.; G.A.A. 4 yrs. (Sec. I yr, Pres. I yr.), Badminton 2 yrs MUELLER. ROLAND . Band 2 yrs., Youth Center 2 yrs., Teen Town I yr., Hi-Y 2 yrs.; Football 2 yrs., Baseball 2 yrs.; Swimming I yr.. Hockey 4 yrs. MUNTER, SANDRA Sondy ... Prom Comm.; Youth Center 1 yr.. Blue Tri I yr. MURRELL, SARA . . . Boccalaurcato Comm., Bond 3 yrs., Sr. Judge Staff 1 yr., Jr. Judge Staff, Jr. Rod Cross 1 yr.. Library Club 3 yrs.; Rooters' Club 1 yr., Sr. Choir I yr.. Drama Club 2 yrs., Blue Tri 3 yrs., G.A.A. 1 yr.. Orchestra 3 yrs., International Club 1 yr MYHRE, JAMES Jim ... Hi-Y I yr. Honor Society I yr., Football 4 yrs.; Basketball 2 yrs.; Baseball 2 yrs.; Trock 2 yrs., Sr. Class President. 61 NELSON, KATHLEEN Kathy ... Cap Gown Comm.; Youth Center 1 yr.; Teen Town 1 yr.; Rooter ' Club I yr.; G.A.A. I yr. NEWMAN, ELIZABETH Betty . .. Prom Comm.; Band 2 yr .; Sr. Student Council I yr.; Jr. Student Council I yr.; Youth Center 3 yr .; Teen Town I yr.; Jr. Achievement 1 yr., Golf 1 yr. NORDIN, MARGARET Margi . . . Youth Center 2 yr ., Teen Town I yr.; Blue Tri I yr., G.A.A. I yr., Freshman Cnoir. NORGREN, PATRICIA Penny'... Band 2 yr .; Jr. Student Council I yr.; Drama Club I yr.; Blue Tri 2 yr . Cardinal I yr.; Jr. Achievement 1 yr.; Golf 2 yr� .; G.A.A. 2 yr ., Freihmon Choir 1 yr. OLANDER, DEAN Dino .. . All School Ploy I yr., Youth Center 3 yr .. Teen Town I yr.; Hi-Y I yr.. Football I yr.. Swimming 3 yr . (Capt. I yr.) SCHOOL SPIRIT STRONG Senior Dawn Hogan lijfen attentively os LeRoy Martin tries to get the messoge across at the 58 Homecoming Dance. PATTERSON, PATRICIA Patti ... Homecoming Attendant; Sr. Student Council 1 yr.; Youth Center 3 yr .; Teen Town I yr.; Choralettes 1 yr.; Sr. Choir 2 yr ., Jr. Student Council I yr. PEARSON, ROSEMARIE Rojie . PERLING, DAVID Dave .. . Basketball 1 yr.. Baseball 1 yr.; Math Club I yr. RAMACHER, MARVIN Rain Water ... Sr. Student Council 1 yr.; Sr. Red Cross I yr.; Football I yr. REIGHARD, ELIZABETH Betsy ... Commencement Comm.; All School Play 2 yrs.. Library Club I yr.; Chorolettcs I yr.; Sr. Choir 1 yr.. Chorister Choir I yr.; Drama Club 2 yrs.; Blue Tri 3 yrs.; Jr. Achievement I yr.; Swimming 2 yrs.; G.A.A. 4 yrs.; International Club 1 yr. RIORDAN, PAT Rodan .. . Hi-Y 1 yr.; Football I yr.; Trock I yr. 62 OMDAIEN, YVETTE Eve ... Clem Day Comm.) Sr. Student Council I yr.j Blue Tri 2 yr .; Chorolettes I yr.j Sr. Choir I yr.; Drama Club I yr.; G.A.A. 2 yr .; International Club 1 yr. OSGOOD, GARY Oi ... Youth Center 3 yr .j Teen Town I yr.j Baseball 2 yr . PATTERSON, JOHN ... Youth Center 3 yrs.j Teen Town I yr.j Hockey 4 yr .; Hi-Y 4 yr . IN PEPPY 9ENI0R9 PERSELL, PHILLIP Don ... Football I yr.j Trock 1 yr. PETERSON, PATRICIA Potty ... Prom Comm.; Homecoming Attendant; Jr. Student Council I yr.; Sr. Red Crow I yr.; Blue Tri I yr. PLUMMER, PAUL... Trock I yr. PREGLER. DIANA DeDe ... Youth Center 2 yr .; Teen Town I yr. QUINT, JUTTA .. . Chorolettes I yr.j Blue Tri I yr.j International Club 1 yr. ROFF, MARGARET Margie . . . Banquet Comm.; Sr. Studont Council I yr. (V. Pres.. Mordi 6ros Co-Chairman I yr.); Honor Society I yr.j Blue Tri 2 yr .; Cardinal I yr. (Editor); Youth Center 3 yr� .j Teen Town I yr.j Rooters' Club I yr.; Golf 3 yr . ROME. PETER Pete . ROWAN, KATHLEEN Kothy . RUUD. RUTH ANNE ... Banquet Comm.j Sr. Student Council I yr.; Jr. Student Council 1 yr.j Sr. Choir I yr.; Blue Tri 3 yr .; G.A.A. 2 yr� .; Jr. Judge Staff; Sr. Judge Staff, Orcheitro 4 yr . (Pres. I yr.); Bodminton 1 yr. RZESZUTEK. JANET. 63 SACHARIASON. JEAN Jeonle ... Clo Day Comm.; Homecoming Attendant; Sr. Red Cro� s I yr.; Youth Center 3 yr .; Teen Town 1 yr.; Choralettet 2 yr .; Sr. Choir 1 yr.; Blue Tri 2 yr .; Cardinol I yr.; Jr. Achievement I yr.; G A.A. 1 yr.; Bodminton 1 yr. SCHUSTER. THOMAS Daddy Cool . SCOTT, MARY. Boccalaureate Comm.;. Band 2 yr� .; Student Council 3 yr .; Jr. Studont Council I yr.; Sr. Judge Staff; Jr. Judge Staff; library Club I yr.; Youth Center I yr.; Teen Town 1 yr.; Golf 2 yr .; Swimming 4 yr . (Capf. I yr.); Tenni 2 yr .; G.A.A. 4 yr� .; Bodminton 4 yr . SELLERS, JOHANNA Jo . Banquet Comm.; Rooter ' Club 1 yr.; Orchestra 1 yr.; Bodminton 1 yr. SHAPIRO, GRETCHEN Gretch ... Boccalaureate Comm.; Sr. Red Crou 2 yr .; Dromo Club I yr.; Honor Society I yr.; Jr. Achievement I yr.; Sr. Student Council 2 yr .; Swimming 2 yr .; G.A.A. 3 yr . STEARNS, DAVID Sterno ... Hi-Y 1 yr. STOCKI, SHERYL Sherry ... Work Program I yr. STOEHR. JAMES Jim ... Clou Day Comm.; Sr. Red Crou I yr.; Jr. Red Crou 2 yr .; Stage Crew 2 yr .; Chorister Choir 2 yr .; Football I yr.; Golf 2 yr .; Hockey 2 yr . STOFFERAHN, GERALD Gerry . STRICKLIN, DEAN Redman ... Homecoming King; letfermen’ Oub 1 yr.; Youth Center 3 yr .; Teen Town I yr.; Sr. Choir 3 yr .; Chorister Choir I yr., Hi-Y 2 yr ., Football 3 yr ., Botkefboll 2 yr� .; Golf 3 yr ., Trock 2 yr . GRADUATION COMPLETES TRAHAN, THEODORE Chuck ... Youth Center 3 yr .. Teen Town I yr. URBIK, BONNIE Sparky . VAN AUKEN, GUY Von To kln ... Sr. Student Council I yr.; Sr. Red Crou I yr.; Youth Center 3 yr ., Teen Town I yr., Hi-Y I yrj Cardinol 1 yr.; Trock I yr. 64 Picture by Dennis Brady Susie Smisek demonstrates the technique that won for her the Sr. Division Notional Baton Twirling Championship. SMISEK, SUSAN Susie .. . Prom Comm.; Band 4 yrs.; Majorette 4 yrs.; Sr. Judge Staff; Jr. Judge Stoff; Youth Center 3 yrs.; Teen Town I yr., Cheerleading I yr.; SMOIICH DENNIS ... Jr. Judge Staff; Football 2 yrs; Basketball 3 yrs.; Golf 3 yrs. SOICE. VIRGINIA Ginny . . . Commencement Comm.; Band 4 yrs. (Manager I yr.), Sr. Judge Staff; Jr. Judge Staff, Jr. Achievement I yr., Tennis 3 yrs. G.A.A. 4 yrs.; Badminton 4 yrs. STUDANS, ARTHUR Art ... Jr. Student Council I yr. SUNDSTROM, ANDREW Drew ... Cap Gown Comm.; Jr. Student Council 1 yr., Youth Center I yr., Movie Crew 2 yrs.; Sr. Choir 2 yrs.; Chorister Choir 1 yr.{ Football 4 yrs.; Baseball 2 yrs, Swimming 4 yrs.; Moth Club I yr. THIBAULT. NANCY JO Jo ... Sr. Red Cross I yr. OUR SENIOR STORY VAPE, ANDREJS ... Photo Club 2 yrs.; Orchestra 3 yrs.; Math Club ! yr., International Club I yr. WAGNtR. DONNA ... Cap Gown Comm., Rooters' Club 1 yr., G.A.A. 2 yrs. WALLAK. KAREN Shorty ... Banquet Comm.; Band 4 yrs.; Library Club 1 yr. WAMHOFF, JEROME Jerry ... Band 4 yrs.. Library Club 1 yr.; Football 2 yrs. WANGEN, ROY ... All School Ploy I yr.; Christmas Ploy 1 yr.; Sr. Student Council 2 yrs.. Stage Crew 4 yrs. 65 WELCH, JOHN Woo Woo Welches ... Youth Confer I yr.; Hi-Y 1 yr., Football 4 yr .; Basketball 4 yr� .; Baseball 4 yr . WEST. JUDITH Judy ... Prom Comm.; Sr. Student Council 2 yr .; Jr. Student Council I yr.; Rooter ' Club 2 yr .; Blue Tri I yr.; Cardinal I yr.; G.A.A. 2 yr .; Freshman Choir; Youth Center 3 yr� .; Teen Town I yr.; Sr. Red Cros 2 yr .; Jr. Red Cro I yr. WIGGINS, CAROL Wiggy ... Youth Center 1 yr.j Teen Town I yr.; Chorister Choir I yr.; Swimming I yr.; G.A.A. I yr. WOOD, CAROLINE Kit ... Baccalaureate Comm; Sr. Student Council 2 yr .; Jr. Red Crou I yr.; Library Club 1 yr.; Teen Town I yr.; Rooters’ Club 2 yr .; Sr. Choir 2 yr .; Drama Club I yr. Blue Tri 3 yr . (Sec'y); International Club I yr. WOOD. MARLENE Woody ... Jr. Judge Staff; Sr. Red Cro � I yr.; Cheerleoding 3 yr . (Copt. I yr.); Roofer ' Club 2 yrs.; Choralettes 2 yr .; Blue Tri 2 yr� .; G.A.A. 1 yr. YOUNK, CAROL Sam ... Jr. Student Council I yr.; Rooter ' Club I yr. YURECKO. ROBERT Former . . . Clou Day Comm.; Youth Center I yr.; Sr. Choir 1 yr.; Hi-Y I yr.f Footboll 4 yr . (Co-opt. I yr.); Baseball 4 yr� .; Hockey 4 yr . ZAPPA, LAWRENCE Lorry ... Bond I yr.; Teen Town I yr.; Jr. Achievement I yr. SCHOLL. ARLENE Ollie ... Library Club I yr. Not Shown: DARYL LAMPHERE, JOANN MAUPIN. BJARNE PEDERSON, THOMAS REEVES. MARRIANNE VAN ITERSON is Marshall's American Field Service student this year. Marrianne. a nofive of Vloordingen, Netherlands, is staying at the Dole B. Harris home this year. While of Marshall, she ho participated in Blue Tri, Library Club and International Relations Club in addition to her service on the Sr. Student Council and Boccalaureofe Committee. All these activities plus the speeches ond social events all AFS students attend, keep Marrianne o very busy girl. However, nothing has kept Morrionne from maintaining a high scholastic record. All of u who hove hod any contact with Marrionne have grown very fond of her. She has been a great oddition to the school and we hope this year will serve os only the beginning of a warm and lasting friendship. 66 CAP GOWN COMMITTEE Working with faculty advisors, these committees plan the activities of the senior class from Prom to graduation exercises. Without their many hours of work and planning, our senior class activities would not be possible. BANQUET COMMITTEE CLASS DAY COMMITTEE SENIOR COMMITTEES PREPARE FOR THE END PROM COMMITTEE COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE BACCALAUREATE COMMITTEE LEADERQHIP AND CHARACTER PREVAIL SALUTATORIAN Robert Green VALEDICTORIAN Ruthonn Horris Top honors given to seniors for consistently high scholarship achievements are the Valedictorian and Salutatorian. In order to be Valedictorian it is necessary to have received the highest grades in the class. The second highest student of the class becomes Salutatorian. The competition for these honors is terrific, with only a fraction of a grade point determining the rank. The SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ore the leaders and representatives of our class. Because of their initiative in getting things organized, the senior doss hos participated in mony activities which hove mode this year an especially memorable one. Picture by Dennis Brady Besides the regular activities, such as prom and clou day, the seniors have donated money for a gift to the school. They decided to purchase an announcement board having the dotes of coming events which will be ploced In the front hall. Mr. Mikelton. Advisor; Jon Anderson. Secretary; Jim Myhre, President; LeRoy Martin, Vice President; Tom Greimel, Treasurer. 68 Orqar izaXAor s He profits most who serves best - SHELDON Editor: Joyce Brockman Front Rows Sara Murrell; Ruthonn Harri ; Mil Chapmon; Susio Smiiek. Row 2: Judy Moilet; Virginia Soice; Mary Scott; Janice Linow; Morjorie May; Ruthann Rudd; Margo Hedberg; Kathleen Fariday. Back Rows Bob Barr; Judy Boelter; Beth Mclver. During the first semester, the SENIOR JUDGE STAFF printed six issues of the Judge and for the eighth time the paper received the All-American rating given by the National Scholastic Press Association. In the spring the staff observes Judge Day by the presentation of the Judge Gavel Award. This honor is given to students in any grade who hove not been previously awarded recognition for outstanding service to the school. SCHOOL SCRIBES KEEP RECORD Front Row: Tom Ferree; Murray Gibai; Joan Gorder,- Elizabeth Laemmle. Row 2: Bob Corloton,- Marvin Borgelt; Karen Holwell; Miu Irvine; John Lakotoi; Ranee Howe; Mary Ann Gulbrondson; Penny Gobel. Row 3: Clifford Gunninghom; Phyllis Scott; Von-nie Weiman, Berdine Solberg; Nancy Herman; Mogda Vidervol; Becky Olson; Pam Leino; Carol Ecklund; Judy Larson; Jean Burns; Down Krokkowski. Back Rowi Tom Johnson; Lorry Galdonick; Tim Johnson; Jim lacano; Laurel Woehnker; Joe McPherson.-Carol Sorenson; John Dennison; DeAnn Smith. At the beginning of the second semester the JUNIOR JUDGE STAFF assumed the duty of publishing the school paper. The newly elected editors, John Lakotas ond Ranee Howe, led the staff in printing six issues of the Judge. In the spring they ioined with the Senior Staff in presenting the Judge Gavels. 70 SENIOR RED CROSS Front Rowi Borb Albertson; Patti Gallo-gher; Olga Dickals; Moribeth Sorenson; Marlon Wood; Linda loogoring (V. Pre� .)� Marilyn Chock (Pres.); Erlko Hauk (Sec.); Elaine Graves; Deanna Prince; Pot Busterud. Row 2j Penny Gobel; Yvonne Gooden; Beverly Miller; Sharon Mlekodoy; Phyllis La Belle; Mary Andreas; Gwen Wolbon; Judy Larson; Diane Iverson; Sharon Orr; Mary Bourgeois. Row 3: Carol Sorenson; Judy Goldnick; Roberta Anderson; Hllma Kranlck; Margo Hedberg; Victor Yu; Barb Reichmuth; Sandy Gilloney,- Judy West; Shirley Wilderson; Miss Neprud . Bock Row: Fred Downing; John Lakotas; Jerome Kruchten; Virginia letourneau; Bob Green; Elsie Aspers; Betty Anne Price; loyal Brezny; Mike Leuma; Gretchen Shapiro. The RED CROSS, under the capable supervision of Miss Neprude and Mrs. Pomeroy, carried out three service projects for this year. In keeping with the Halloween theme, the Senior High Red Cross carved pumpkins, cut out masks and made tray favors. These were given to appreciative children In the University Hospital. At the Mardi Gras the Red Cross was in charge of the ever popular fish pond. In December both the Senior and Junior Red Cross filled boxes to send overseas. The boxes contained various articles such as school supplies, toys, and personal items. The year was topped off with the annual fund drive held in March. Each advisory has two representatives who attend the Red Cross meetings. They report back to their home rooms about activities of the organizations. All of these representatives have worked to promote interest and service for the Red Cross. RED CROSS STRESSES SERVICE JUNIOR RED CROSS Front Row: Bob Soderstrom; Mike Smith; Jerry LeVoir; Carol Holmquist; David Focht; Ann Godfrey; Borbara Roberts; Beverly Gromek. Row 2: Berneice Kenobbie, Shirley Emerson; Noncy Pederson; Mori Perl-bochs; Patty Belois; Alexis Hill; Morcio Andreosen, Bock Row: Sandra Wedlund; Kothi Nelson; Lynn Gunderson; Sharon Eide,-Dick Connolly; Cornell Hall; Kenny Trumble; Miss Neprude. 71 YOUTH CENTER BOARD Front Row: Jim Sharp; Susan Smisek; Shoron O'Hara; Roxene Lupino; Walt Campboll; Jackie Lyngholm Back Row: Cush Minor; Keith Johnson; Dean dander, Roxanne McReovy; Jerry Hess; Oick Koernig. TEEN TOWN BOARD Front Row: Kathy Yurecko; Audrey Malmgren; John Grobowski; Gloria Stowe. Row 2: Nancy Peterson; Anita Miller; Kathy Alich; Ken Trumble; G. Larson; Herbie Larson. Bock Row: Stan Burns; Mr. Keprios. The board members of these organizations plan and organize the activities for their group and act as the student leaders. YOUTH CENTER membership is open to all students from the tenth through the twelfth grades. The organization meets every Monday and Friday evening from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. Among the activities offered are ping pong, volleyball, basketball, badminton, and dancing. As highlights of the year the group sponsors several juke box dances. TEEN TOWN offers the some type of activities for its members from seventh through ninth grades, meeting every Wednesday evening from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. During the past year, the Sno-flake Twirl and the Sadie Hawkins Dance have been two of the successful dances sponsored by Teen Town, The E.M.R.A. (East Minneapolis Recreation Association) meets every Tuesday and Thursday evening from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Both boys and girls from seventh through twelfth grades may attend. Besides teamwork in basketball, special instructions are offered in wrestling, weight-lifting, gymnastics, tumbling, trampoline, social dancing and hand balancing. Girls have formed a chorus line and ore receiving special instructions in tap dancing. Mr. Patten is the advisor for these organizations. BOARDS ENCOURAGE RECREATION E.M.R.A. BOARD Larry Gleoson; Mr. Sovell; Pat Riordan; Marva Trumble, Mr. Jocketly; Kathy Johnston. 72 Pratt Chapter Pint Row: Joyce Baillorgeon. Morion© Wood; Jon Ander-son; Karen Meebl; Heidi Donnhoff (Sec.); Judy Moslef (V. Pres ); Margie Roff (Pres.); Ruthann Harris; Joyce Brockman. Row 2: Dorothy Gross; Alice Beck; Nancy Hermon; Carolyn Mondyke; Linda Bergeson; Kathy Yore; Kathy Johnson; Betsy Reighard. Bock Row: Margo Hedberg; Judy Hein; Ruthann Ruud; Marianne Van Iterson; Becky Olson; Sara Murrell; Joan Gorder,- Phyllis Scott; Susan Moore. First Row: Nancy Herman (Trees.); Carolyn Mondyke (V. Pres.); Mrs. Turley; Jan Anderson (Pres.); Susan Moore (Sec.). Bock Row: Mrs. Miller; Gerri LiaBratten; Margie May (Publicity Chairman); Phyllis Scott; Martha Logan; Mrs. Arny. First Row: Jean Socharlason; Bonnie Lucas (V. Pres ); June Down-ing (Pres.); Kathy Fariday (Sec.); Eve Omdolen (Treas.); Carol Schweiger; Yvonne Gooden; Down Hogan; Judy West. Row 2: Diane Iverson; Sondy Munter; Gwen Wolbon; Gerri Thompson; Dor-rese Hart. Back Row: Merideth Kennison; Marilyn Mickelson; Julie Cooper; Darlene Erickson. GLOBE AND TRIANGLE SYMBOLIZE BLUE TRI BLUE TRIANGLE Is a branch of the Y.W.C.A. It consists of girls from the tenth through the twelfth grades. In addition to learning to get along better with others and helping to promote better understanding of other creeds and nationalities, the purpose of the members is to develop better service projects. For this goal the club is divided into three chapters whose officers plan its activities for the year. The chapters meet once every two weeks and every month the whole organization meets for joint activities. Among the highlights of the year have been the annual Holly Hop Dance held at the Y.W.C.A. at Christmas time, on Apple Polishing Tea explaining the meaning of Blue Tri to the teachers, and a style show where the girls modeled the outfits they had sewn. The three chapters joined to pay for new flags to be put into each classroom. The year began with a very inspiring installation of the officers who were elected in the spring of the previous year. Marshall Chapter First Row: Roxonne McReavy; Martha Logan; Gerri LiaBratten; Dogni Belgum,- Jun© Carlson (V. Pros.); Judy Boalt©r (Pros.); Potty Clark (Sec.); Erika Hauk; Gayle Kelly; Jean Tarosor. Row 2: Florence Borkmon; Rulh Stewart; Hilma Kranick; Lindo Loeger-ing; Joy Gerkin; Darlene Brunos; Florence Florsmon; Myrna Martinson; Jean Burns. Bock Row.- Margie Nordin; Virginia Soice; Jonke Llnow; Margie May.- Carol Sorenson; Morlyn Swanson. Caroline Wood; Pam Leino; Judy loegering. 73 I. vv V V It •' i M •) , TALENT SENIOR CHOIR MEMBERS Front Row: Joy Omdolen; Potfi Gallagher; Dagni Belgum; Jockie Lyngholm; Dorothy Gross; Mary Jo McCann; Phillis Scott; Elaine Jones; Betsy Reighard; Mr. Strondemo; Jan Anderson; Delores Gloss; Kathy Fariday; Susan Moore; Corol Schweiger; Gail Champ; Eve Omdalen; Gloria Burkhart; Patty Patterson; Carolyn Mondyke; Roxene Lupino; Sandy Stabile. Row 2: Joyco Johnson; Rosolee Hoiby; Diane Iverson; Ruthonn Harris; Margie Buczynski; Carolyn Wood; Judy Boelfer; Carol Ecklund; Margie May; Sara Mur-rel; Diane Maas; Delaino Anderson; Barb Reichmuth; Jean Burns; Jeon Sachariason; Kathy Gilmore; Alice Beck; Joan Gorder; Pat CHORAIETTE MEMBERS Front Row: Karen Lee; Ruth Coffrey; Corol McFodzean; Diane Schobel; Pat Busterud; Mary Messenheimer; Sherry Georheart; Corol Nous; Vijo Perlbocks; Mr. Strondemo; Mary Andreas; Morvo Trumble,-Judy Nelson; Mary Schultz; Judy Gillette; Pam Mueller; Janice Rovick. Row 2: Judy Rueben;. Guna Kalmite; Georgia Osgood; Carolyn House; Rita Golden; Diane Melbye; Ann Kulsruud; Vicki Peterson; Barbara Reddy; Anita Miller; Cheryl Lupino; Gloria Price; Clork; Sharon OHora. Row 3: Eilif Jesperson; Paul Olson; John Hed-lund; Bob Edmundson; Mike Ekro; Bob Carleton; Jim Fleming; Tom Sachariason; Dave Nelson; Bill Holfe; Bob La Voir; Gerri LiaBratten; Mary Gulbrandson; Gail Osgood; Wayne Martin; Doug Solseth; Jerry Berg; Ruthonn Ruud; Elenor Benesh. Bock Row: Jim Sharp; Jerry Sorsoliel; Mike Andreas; Phillip Estrem; Jerry Hess; Dallas Carlson; LeRoy Martin; Chuck Anderson; Dean Stricklin; Ron Beckmon; Don Moore; Bob Deegan; Malcolm Olson; Mark Anderson; Jim Mc-Collough; Jim Ruud; Jim LioBratten; Dick Lee; Laurel Woehnker; Marilyn Lorson. Barbara Hudok; Wendy Kingsley; Marlyn Swanson; Wanda Persig. Row 3: Susan Crest; Sharon Orr; Darlene Erickson; Sandy Moe; Diane Morsefield; Joan Matelsky; Janet Poets; Teresa La Qua; Judy Eddy; Mary Larson; Carol Wold; Yvonne Gooden; - Florence Bark-man, Kathy Alick. Bock Row: Toni Desm; Susan Chocos; Karen Lun-deen; Louise Laemmle; Roxanne McReovy; Charlotte Ness; Caroly Schumocher; Sandra Dullnig; Mary Jo Hicks; Marilyn Rondeou; Betty Steen; Shirley Wilderson; Sharon Halte; Marilyn Mikelson. 74 IS DISPLAYED IN CHORAL MUSIC CH0RALETTE8 THE SENIOR BAND, under the direction of Mr. Lynn Room, gives its members a chance to better their musical talents while still in high school. During the course of the year the band ployed for the all-city football preview, all the home football gomes, and some pep-programs. They also played for the Edison-Marshall basketball game. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Front Row: Darlone Brunei; Berdine Solberg; Nancy Hermon; Kothy Nelson; Elil Jesper-� on. Row 2: Bob Cornell; Pot Frain; Vonnle Weiman; Carol Sorenson; Karen Heebie; Beth Mclver. Row 3j Becky Olson; Kathy Payne; Julie Cooper (sec.); Jody Heim; Roberta Anderson; Jock Soari; Diane Hughes; Gerry Hoppe; Bonnie Lucos; Virginia Soice; Paul Cahill; Gary Gould. Bock Row: Bruce Smith; Dave Boruth; Wendello Myer; Sharon Holmgren; Sandy Brumbaugh; Peter Bloed; Bob Ramsdorf; Modeline Kurrosh; Dave Edstrom; Diane Strochein; Pat Bolois; Paul Boatman; Elsie Hill. Junior Band: Front Row: Donna Christensen; Kathleen Gerriti; Terry Honson,- Becky Larson; Susan Dunn; Susan Horns; Morgaret Ellifson; Gail Peterson; Linda Johnson; Susan Yore,- Dandra Fischer,- Jane Soari. Row 2: Donna Heibel; Kathy Brennan; Borbara West; Bruce Sausser; Mory Harrison; Dianne Grimmer; Frederick Guthre; Duane Baglien; William Gallon; Diane Boglien; Gary Rockney. Row 3: Warren Dahly; Julie Demco; Judy Kline; Stanley Nerdahl; Kathy Vellor; Virginia Tor- nowski; Ronald Stewart; Tom Selocto; Jim Crohn; Carl Peters; LeVoy Elg; Cathy Lund; Audry Olsen; Victoria Salat; Shirley Hansen.- Peter Hale,- Bob Godfrey; Jim Boren; Eddie Whittoker; Michoel Koncar; Brian Buch; Ken Krahn,- Don Sundeen; Melicia Miller. Back Row: Michoel Scott,- Jean Kearch; Carolyn Busch; Gloria Stowe,- Ken Weighmon; Bob Prois; Dennis Hill; Lewis Carlson; Cornell Hall; Phillip Carlson,- Mr. Lynn Roam. 76 The past year the SENIOR BAND helped put on the Spring Concert, played for Mardi Gras, presented a concert for the Minnehaha Academy, and had a band banquet. Mr. Roam and the members of the band have given us one of the best bands in the city this year. Front Row: Kendall Knutson; Audrey Malm-gren; Margaret Johnson.- Sharon Blockwell (Pres.' Row 2: Duane Vennie; Dennis Carpenter,- Jim Harelton; Cheryl Arnold; June Carlson; Virginia letourneau Row 3: Dick Johnson; Bill Krahn (Trees ); Allan Eng; Dick Dravit; Chuck Mondyke; Glenn Webber; Jerry Wont-hoff; Stanley Burns; Ranee Howe; Dove Williams.- Leonard Yaeger. Row 4: Harold Messen-heimer,- Dove Sandberg; Dennis Hill; lewis Igo.- Joy Gerkm; Gory Anderson; Kathy Johnson.- Jockie Elwood; John SporciC; Bor bora Fjelstad; Leslie Tornowski; Lorry Rodil. Row 5: Corli Fariday, Mr. Roam; Susie Smisek. PROVIDES PLEASURE An odded attraction was the new Drum Major with a uniform fashioned after that of the University of Minnesota. Darlene Brunas. Majorette; Ellif Jesper-son. Major; Sharon Blockwell, Majorette. Mr. James Peterson, Director. Much hard work was put in this year by Mr. Peterson and the ORCHESTRA. They played a large part in the Easter Program, participated in the Christmas Concert, and displayed talent at assemblies. Since the Orchestra started five years ago, it has increased its members from eleven to twenty-three. It is divided into different sections, including violins, violas, cellos, and boss. Front Row: And|es Vope,- Alva Hill; Sandy Chase,- Bov Kossort; Helena Hale,- .Barbara Brownlee; Ruth Ann Ruud. Row 2: Karen Howell; Pam Leino; Devoin Mikelson,- John Cordei; Dennis Bishop; Mary laine; Darlene Anderson; Diane Rathbun; Byron Quinn; Murray Gebas; Margaret Johnston. Bock Row: Arnold Bigbee; Diane Hayashida; Gerald VonKorff; Nancy Ruud. The HONOR SOCIETY recognizes students who show outstanding qualifies in leadership. character, scholarship and service. Twice o yeor a limited number of students are chosen for membership in the society. The society performs service projects for the school. Eoch yeor the society earns money to award a scholarship to a deserving senior not In the society. Being in chorge of commencement invitations and sponsoring a conoe trip are among tho spring activities. OLD MEMBERS—Front Row; Rufhonn Harris; Susan Moore; Jan Anderson (Sec.); Beth Me Ivor; Potty Gollegher; June Downing. Back Row: Tom Griemel; LeRoy Martin; Dennis Brady (Pres.); Bob Green. NEW MEMBERS—Front Row: Margo Hodberg; Gretchen Shapiro,- Judy Moslef; Dorothy Gross; Kotheleen Foriday; Margie Rofl. Back Row: Bill Carlson, Jim Myhre; Don Hansen. LEADERSHIP AND WORLD UNDERSTANDING ARE PROMOTED The INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB is a new organization for students who are interested in the problems of international relations and who hope to promote better understanding among the people of the world today. During the past year the club has sponsored a bus trip to see the slides which were taken by the Minneapolis exchange student returnees. It olso assisted in a successful fund-raising campaign for next year's exchange student. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Front Row: Marianne von Iterson (Sec.); Vonnie Weimon (V. Pres.); Margo Hodberg (Pres.); Ruth Rose (Treos.). Row 2: Bill Spink,- Jutta Quint; Carol Wold; Mr. Rose; Ruthann Harris,- Dorothy Gross.- Dagni Belgum. Bock Row: Caroline Wood; Helena Hole; Sora Murrell; Bob Green; Louis Igo; Bill Akher; Andrejs Vope. 78 The STUDENT COUNCIL composed of representatives from •och home room, provides o meons for students to voice their opinions and exert their influence toward bettering the school. Two big projects of the yeor ore Homecoming ond Mardi Gros. This post year the Senior Student Council worked on producing a new school song, sent out copies of the Teen Age Code, ond helped students to become safety conscious through the No-Ac's Program. The Junior Student Council plans Freedom Day. which is the day for the Junior High. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Front Rowi Jerry Sorsoliel (All City Rep.); Ranee Howe (Corresponding Sec.); Sandy Stabile (Trees.); Margie Rofl (V. Pres.); June Downing (Pres.); Dione Pederson (Recording Sec.); Marianne Von Iterson (Sgt. at Arms); Mory Jo McConn (All City Rep.). Row 2: Jean Tarasar; Gayle Kelly; Sharon O'Haro; Roxene luplno; Patti Potferson; Sharon Blockwell; Patty Clark; Penny Gobol; Susie Smisek; Corolyn Mondyke; Darlene Erickson. Row 3: Norito James,- Margie Buczynski; Beth Mclver; Bonnie Lucas.- Mary Scott; Marlyn Swanson,- Bill Crohn; Pete Bleed; Marlene Olson. Bock Row: Dave Bryan; Don Honsen; Bob Riley; Dallas Carlson; Jerry Hess; John Dennison,- Fred Downing; Calvin Lepp. STUDENT GOVERNMENT DOES A BIG JOB JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: John Grabowski (Pres.); Cheryl Lupino (Recording Sec.); Wendy Sandal (Corresponding Sec.); Janet Nordgren (V. Pres.). Row 2: Michael Scott; Gloria Stowe; Marilyn Adams; Tom Danielson; Dennis Fedor,- Gararda Brandeberg; Beverly Dahl; Corrine Brody. Row 3s Donna Downing; Barbara West; Sandra Fisher; Bohdon Melnychenko,- Kathy Crane,- Rita Babock,-Jonet Engstrom; Kenny Miller,- Shelly Rogers; Virginia Tarnowski,-Martha Desmond. Bock Row: John Confleld; Peggy House; Arlys Von Alstine; Sharon Eide.- Sherrie Holmstrom; Cheryl Arnold; Dorothy Rolf; Joyce Christensen; Sara Cooper; Brian Brody.-Arlen Finke,- Dave Gerdes. 79 The TICKET CREW, under the supervision of Mr. Jerdee, sails tickets for mony of our school functions. The members devote their time during study hall and frequently after school to selling tickets. Keith Hotter; Bob Ramsdorf; Russ Noble; Marvin Borgelt; Bill Carlson; Dennis Brady. THE AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CREW, better known as the Movie Crew, serves the school by showing films to different classes. This year the school received nine new movie protectors to reploce some of the old mochines that were being used. The boys interested in the Movie Crew must maintain a C averoge in grades. Each of these boys is trained by the odvisor, Mr. Peterson, In the operation of all Audio Visual Aid mochines. Jim Stansfield,- Robin Cornell; Victor Yu; Jim Boelter; Richard Rose; Earnest Reguly; Don Aecchetfi; Keith Johnson; Fred Downing; Bruce Miller; Mike Thomas; Mr. Peterson. SERVICE CREWS ARE ON THE JOB The STAGE CREW, under the supervision of Mr. Lewis, is always on hand to help make school programs the best possible. The lighting, sound, and settings ore always excellent due to the energy and cooperation of this crew. Jim Sharp; Dave Bryan; Mike Leuma; Jim Stoehr; Bob Schule; Mike Clough; Bill Carlson; Eugene Howley; Roy Wo-gen; Kenny McMorran. 80 The seniors participating in OCCUPATIONAL RELATIONS attend classes In the morning and work at their various jobs throughout the city in the afternoon. Miss Curtin is in charge of placing students on these iobs and checking their progress periodically. Through these jobs valuable experience is gained and after graduation the jobs are often continued. Front Row: Burnie Moxey; Marilyn Chock; Marjorie Cartier; Diana Prog-ler; Roxene lupino; Carol Younk; Dawn Hogan; Kenneth Lindemon. Row 2: Betty Newman; Kenny McMorran; Barbara Kalinowski; Marian Johnson,- John Bian-chi; Richard Gutzko Back Row: Delores Mormon; Donna Wogner; Penny Nor-gren; Elenor Benesh; Donovan King; Sheryl Stock); Kathleen Nelson; Michael Foley, STUDENTS ACQUIRE VALUABLE EXPERIENCE The LIBRARY ASSISTANTS' CLUB is com-posed of students who devote their study hall time to help the librarians. These girls not only help students find moteriol, but learn the complicated duties of running a well organized librory. Celia Harshmon; Sharon Holmgren; Sue Slindeej Mrs. Pomeroy; Mary Laine; Marianne Van I ter son; Ruth Rose, Sara Murrell; Elsie Aspers; Miss Arlonder; Connie Wilcox; Betsy Reighard; Olga Dickols. OFFICE ASSISTANTS are students who use their free periods to help In the office by operating the switch board, and assisting office clerks. Students receive nonocodemic credit for doing this and acquire experience which often is very helpful in gaining employment after graduation. Sitting: Eriko Hauk; Dogni Belgum. Standing: Margo Hedberg; Penny Gobel; Joyce Emery; Margie Nordin; Delores Glass; Joonne Wesferlund; Not Shown: Judith Moslef. 81 The GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION strives lor increased participation in girls' sports by sponsoring alter school activities such os volleyball, basketball, bowling, and badminton. Girls participating in these sports are able to earn letters by accumulating six hundred points given to them lor consistent attendance and sports ability. Front Row: Mrs. Amy; Norita James (Treas.); Judy Moslet (Pres.); Julie Cooper (V. Pres.); Janice Linow (Sec.). Row 2: Jeon Torosar; Mary Messenheimer; Erva Starring; Janet Ellis (Pub. Chairman); Olga Dickals; Colleen Clough; Karen Lea; Bernice Kennobie; Carol Slothar. Row 3: Carli Fariday; Steve Ann Myers; Anito Miller; Jonet Norgren; Martha Desmond; Sherry Gearhart; Joy Gerken; Gail Sol- berg; Jeon Bolden. Row 4: Elsie Hill; Florence Foresman; Karen Heible; Patty Clark; Carol Schweiger; Sue Slindee; Sharon Eide; Susan Schoephoerster; Modeline Kurrasch. Bock Row: Cheryl Arnold; Pat Frain; Dorothy Roff; Kay Borgelt; Judy Loegering,- Dionne Hulke; June Carlson; Bonnie Lucas,- Helena Hale; Virginia Soice; June Downing. G. A. A. AND Hl-Y DEVELOP SPIRIT AND PERSONALITY Front Row: Dean Stricklin (Pres.),- Steve Edged; Warren Lerfald. Row 2: Dean Olander; Pat Riordan; Dick Soderstrom; John Patterson; Greg Coffey; Jim Epperly; Duane Elg; Warner Krootz,- Mr. Carlson. Row 3: Bob Lohn; Jerry Coleman,- Clork Kirkpatrick; Jim Myhre; Tom Greimel; Guy Von Auken; Gordy French; Bob Johnson. Back Row: Dave Stearns; John Welch; Jock Biernat; Don Hansen; Pot Hallisey; Chuck Trahan,- Wolt Campbell; LeRoy Martin. The Hl-Y, a branch of the Y.M.C.A., has various year-round activities. Its members, boys in senior high school, aim for mutual understanding among themselves and others, and seek to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. To reach its goal the Hi-Y participates in many service projects, educational programs, and social gatherings. The RADIO CLUB was started two years ago by a group who wanted to learn more about electronics. Mr. Lewis encouraged them to pursue their interest. They are now striving to qualify for their ham licenses for amateur radio operators. The club hos its own radio station with which they are able to talk to other hams or radio amateurs around the country. Bill Corlson; Mr. lewis; Russell Lund; John Krizek; Dcnni Brody. The MATH CLUB uses the Annual Math Contest, which is jointly sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America and the Society of Actuaries; as a basis for their studies. Discussing and solving these problems presents a challenge to the members of the group. Front Row: Dovid Perling; Ruthann Horri ; Martha Logan; Roth Rote; Koron Heebl; Victor Yu; Helena Hole. Bock Row: Mr. Potten; Harold Messenheimerj Tim Johnson; Morvin Borgelt; Tom Johnson; Mike leumo. LEARNING NEW SKILLS CAN BE FUN PHOTO CLUB members work with an array of equipment including cameras, films, developers, hypos, thermometers, enlargers, and oil colors, to achieve the final result of a finished photograph. Membership is open to the Marshallites interested in producing better results with their camera. Advisor for the Junior High section is Mr. Daniel; for the Senior High section it is Mr. Aker. Front Row: Lorry Austin; Mark Cellotti,-Bill Westerlund; Doug Solseth. Row 2: Rita Babcock; Tarie Knutson; Roger Arechiga. Row 3. Mr. Doniel; David Harris; Warren Hanson,- John Cordes; David Peter-son. Bock Row: Manuel Arechiga; Stuart Anderson; Jim Morinan; Andrejs Vape; Dennis Brady; Mr. Aker. 83 Margie Roff, Editor; The Cardinal Staff is divided into various sections with an editor for each. The Section Editor decides what eoch person in his group should do. and is responsible to see that it is done. On these editors depends the success or failure of their section. Because of this responsibility, the editors should be commended. CARDINAL CROWS AS BOOK GROWS Sitting: Erika Houk, Foculty; Carolyn Mondyke. Assistant Editor,-Joyce Brockman. Organizations. Stonding: Jean Socharioson, School Life; Dorothy Gross. Classes; Judy Moslet, Business Manager.- Dennis Brady, Sports. Joe McPherson and Judy loegering team up to collect money for the yearbook. Gathering information about school activities and taking pictures of various events has been only a part of the work of the CARDINAL STAFF for the past year. Making loyouts, writing copy, composing headlines, and gathering pictures are involved in putting a page together. One page may require hours of work before the desired effect is ochieved. Encouragement, enthusiasm, and patience were a few characteristics Mr. Daniel, Advisor, and Margie Roff, Editor, supplied to help us work harder to meet those seemingly impossible deadlines. The Staff this year is composed of twenty-five senior high students who were chosen at the end of last year. Many of these members had no previous knowledge of how to put a yearbook together but it was not long before we learned how to organize our sections and planned our work so we could meet our deadlines. Through triol and some error, we reoched our goal of a bigger and, we hope, better book. We sincerely think that the scenes in this book will bring bock enjoyable memories for mony years to come. Picture by Mr. Daniel Front Row: Susanne Salas,- Olga Dick-als; Virginia Soice. Row 2: Dogni Bel-gum,- Mr. Daniel; Margie Roff; Carolyn Mondyke; Joyce Brockman. Bock Row: Margie May; June Carlson; Judy Moslet; Dennis Brodyj Sharon Mlekody,- Joe McPherson; Janice Linow; Judy West; Elaine Jones; J. Rosenbrook; Erika Hauk; Dorothy Gross; Diane Maas; Jeon Socharioson; Guy Von Auken. Not Shown: Judy Loegering; Dawn Hogan; Laurel Woehnker. 84 School Life Editor: Jean Sachariason Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. - EMERSON 85 CAROS CELEBRATE HOMECOMING Joining in the Homocoming festivities with the King and Queen were the attendants, seen here on the steps leoding up to the throne. From front to bock they arei Cookie Busterud — Pete Doyle Mary Jo McCann — Dollos Carlson Jeon Sachariason — Bob Yurecko Patti Patterson Patterson — LeRoy Martin Patty Peterson — Warren Lerfold After the spirited Marshall team held high-ranking North to a 13-13 tie in on action-pocked gome, many Marshollites topped off the celebration of the Homecoming Dance. Right: Pausing during a quiet moment between dances. Sandy Stabile and Cush Minor store up memories they will never forget. Shoring the Homecoming spotlight with the Quoen was her sister, Cheryl Lupino, Homecoming Princess. As for as the Cardinal can determine, this is the first time sisters hove won these two places of honor ot the same time. Escorting her is the Prince. George Hill. Holding the royal crowns ore the seventh grade attendants, Andrea Smith and Tom Danielson. 86 ROXENE LUPINO AND REION OVER '58 HOMECOMING DEAN STRICKLIN 87 Righti Mosqueroding os Coach Deitz, Ponny Norgren. with bullwhlp in hand listons skeptically a halfback Judy West explains tho merits of the hula hoop for building up the loam's stomino. Below: Unable to gather enough speed, tho North High Polar Bear found things at the Marshall field too hot for his liking. Following the example set by the team, Marshall cheerleaders Jackie Lyngholm, Carol Schweiger, Marlene Wood, and Deanna Prince close in while the crowd watches during half-time activities. SKIN THE POLARS' BEAR Little Bop Riding Hood, Guy Van Auken, obviously enjoys entertaining tho Royal Court with a hilarious take off on the famous foble of almost the same name. Bending the springs to the limit, these alumni wave themselves around the field at half-time. Among those still recognizable after a year away from school are, from bumper to bumper: Joan Reierson, Nancy Bpergen, Mary Ann Brummer, Lynn Wybesf, Sue Kinnamon, Lynn Lovrien, Sandy Daggy, Judy Larson, and Roy Miller. 88 Aftor helping select the new cheerloading squod for next year, the graduating seniors, (bottom to top) Marlene Wood, Jean Sacharioson. and Susie Smisek, wish the newcomers good luck. The B squad cheerleaders cheered for the Sophomore games and practiced with the A squod. With the hope of joining the varsity squad are, (from left to right) Dlone Boglien, Mora Robexgruntnieks, Kathy Yurecko, Cheryl Smith, Captain Joan Bjergen, Alexis Hill, Cheryl Lupino, and Barbara Roberts. Carol Schweiger Jackie Lyngholm Above: Beginning with summer proctice, these cheerleaders produced on ambitious squad which led the cheering for all the varsity games. Marlene Wood Deanna Prince In addition to gomes, pep programs helped to keep them busy throughout the year. Below: These five typical Morshollites. Kathy Reiners, Ruth Stewart, Gwen Walbon, George Hill and Dwayne Dahlberg. show their enthusiosm at one of the football games. Picture by Mr. Daniel Above: There's only one of me, cries Andy Anderson, os o mob, including Mory Honsen, Bonnie Graves and Cheryl Oogon, attempts to claim him for their own. Right: Dave Peterson finds himself In a typical Sadie Hawkins' predicament as Kathy Villas drags him off to Morryin' Sam. Above: One hundred and fifty couples took part in the traditional Grand March at tho Holly Hop. Here Carol Schweiger ond oscort pass through the orches. Above: Looking for a likely prospect. Diane Dickerson and Janet Phillips stand prepared in their matching Sadie Hawkins outfits. Taking time out In the lobby at the Holly Hop, (from left to right) Marlyn Swanson, Cathy Yore, Jerri.Thompson, JoAnn Ella, and Laurie Vevea, compare notes on the evening's apparel. DANCEQ GO FROM ONE EXTREME TO THE OTHER 90 Above: In spite of the sorely needed advice given here by Mrs. Anderson ond Miss Skolbeck, the faculty -lost their basketball gome to the girls of G.A.A. Right: Although Mrs. Amy seems to hove the ball well In hand, Greg Coffey, Steve Edgol, ad Pot Hollisey don't appear to share her confidence. Picture by Dave Peterson Above: Mrs. Miller makes a wild grab as she tries to figure out why Miss Hanson throws the ball bockwards. Above: With a mighty jump. Warren lerfald knocks the ball from the hands of Mr. Dietz while the excitement of the game builds up. Picture by Dove Peterson STUDENTS CHALLENGE FACULTY Left: Mr. Dietz ond Mr. Keprios go for the rebound os the varsity opponent shoots of the basket. Foculty efforts poid off in victory by a one point margin. 91 Below: A foul is called on Joe Nowotny in his attempt to block a basket by Carlton Carlson. Picture by Dave Peterson AUDITORIUMS ADD TO OUR Dennis Brody, obviously petting a little culturo, doesn't miss the stool Dave Bryon snatched from him in on ottempf to reoch his candy sucker. Mothor, Judy Klien, and Father, Aivors Perlbochs, go about their work, while Brion Brady, portraying the son in the Eighth Grode Ploy, Homework , makes known his opinion, as always. Hoping for some assistance from the bosket (Jerry Coleman) in a fight between the Edison and Marshall teams, Roxene Lupino attempts to score for Marshall. LeRoy Martin, looking like one of the original Smith Brothers, wonders In from the hills to watch the trimming the Marshall basketball team gave Edison. Merit Smaby, and Pat Balois, sisters in the Eighth Grode Play, Homework , entertain a brainy boy friend, Dick Brownlee. 92 ENJOYMENT A bow: While o very gay modemoiselle (Bette Price) makes a dinner date with her French beoux, a sober Bob Schule goes busily about his work. left: Miss Skalbcck doesn't agree that the latest is the greatest, os Miss Simonet displays her new sock dress. This Paris creation was featured in the French and Spanish program. Above: Poul Cahill, os the Angel Gabriel, and Susie Milligan, os Mary, are soon here as they appeared in the annual Christmas program. Picture by Mr. Daniel The Singing talent of Vija Perlbochs, Louise laemmle, Carol Neus, Judy Nelson, and Judy Westhoff, was expressed os part of the entertainment at the Junior High Talent Show. Above: The Four Cords , Jean Socharioson. Carolyn Mondyke. Judy West, ond Daw'n Hogan, give o preview of this year's Cordinol. Below: Year book sales get more help from toe tappers Joyce Johnson, Sharon Blackwell. Susie Smisek, Carol Sorenson, Gertrude Sehellenberg, Carol Ecklund, Sandy Hruska and Janet Stansfleld. Howdy. Stronger! I hear you don't like Nosh's Coffee , states Jerry Sorsoleil with gun in hand. Strange things seem to happen to peopio who don't drink Nosh's. MARDI GRAS PORTRAYS NEW ORLEANS Th« job Mr. Severson seems to be enjoying ii thof of guarding the stairs to keep students off other floors. Students show their trust in Mr, Severson by leaving their balloons with him to allow themselves more freedom to circulate around the halls. One of the most popular spots at the Mardi Gras is the hot booth. Everywhere you look you see a crazy hat. This booth is sponsored by the Junior Student Council; offering their wares ore John Jones, Cheryl Arnold, Beverly Gromek. ond Janet Nordgren. Showing feats of skill and tim-ing are Larry Gleason and Bob Rocette. .These boys have appeared with this oct in the Judge Wright Talent Show, ond both belong to the Marshall Gymnastics teom. Above: Everyone likes the fish pond, including the people who run the booth. The fish pond is operated by the Red Cross. Wondering what her catch will be is Karen Johnson; helping her land it are Mary Andreas and Miss Neprude. Picture by Dennis Brady Above: All work ond no ploy mokes Mardi Gras o dull day but Darlene Erickson seems to be enjoying her work, for she will be able to see the results at the dance that night, where the decorations will add to the fun. Left: As an appetizer this chorus line of beautiful (7) Morshallifes (Ranee Howe. Jerry Sorsoleil, Roy Christopherson. Tom Young, Ernie Henkle ond Tom Hughes) entertained students in the preview auditorium. 94 Right: Thot Mardi Gros is a day for festivities shows In the mock coronation skit os done by Pat Riordan and Su-z Hamlett. left: Jim Myhre gives h s approval, as Peto Doyle was picked os Mardi Gras Duke. Doing the honors wos last year's Countess Roxene Lupino. By popular choice these students were chosen as our 1959 Mardi Gros Royalty. They are Goil Kelly, Countess; Pete Doyle, Duke,- Dorothy Gross, Duchess; and Dick Soderstrom, Count. Sitting on the steps as Jester is Guy Von Auken. A jester is picked and Guy Van Auken is the lucky one. Hanging on to Guy's every word (and Guy too) is Dove Bryan and going Into hysterics is Greg Coffey. Picture by Dennis Brady All puffed up over her job of balloon blowing is Susie Smisek. Not many students realize the work In putting on a Mardi Gros, but Susie fully realizes it. The balloons are destined to serve as decoration for the dance. Below: Taking advantage of a lull during Mardi Gras festivities are Bill Thomas and Cheryl Smith. 95 PEOPLE'S Peppiest: Morlene Wood Most Athletic: Bob Yurecko Prettiest: Roxene Lupino Handsomest: Bob Johnson Prettiest Hair: Jeon Sochariason LeRoy Mortin Best Physique: Dallas Carlson Cutest Figure: Pal Peterson — Cookie Buster ud THE Prettiest Eyes: Carolyn Mondyke — Pat Riordan Best Dressed: Pat Peterson — Bob Johnson Cutest Cbuple: Carolyn Mondyke — Dean Stricklin Most Service: Dennis Brady June Downing 96 Best Alibiers: Marlene Wood Guy Von Auken Most Flirtatious: Suzie Homlett — Clark Kirkpatrick Friendliest: Donovan King — Diane Maas Shyest: Leon Meltzer — Elaine Jones Most Likely to Succeed: Tom Griemol — Ruthonn Harris Broadest Grin: Pete Doyle Cutest Smile: Judy West Typical Marshallites: LeRoy Martin — Carolyn Mondyke Keenest Personality: Dean Stricklin —Roxone Lupino Class Chatterboxes: Shoron Gray — Guy Van Auken CHOICE Best Dancers: Cookie Busterud 97 Above: Although not usuolly recommended by tcochers, this foshion nonetheless crops up in the classroom from time to time. Jerry Roepke always does his napping in a sleeveless pullover. Right: Content inside her crew neck sweater, LuAnne Boillargeon gets the word from o local blackboard. Pictures of students by Mr. Daniel. Picture by Mr. Bengston. Above: Feeling just like o Jr. High Schooler, Mr. Chapman shows his appreciation of birthday cords from Marshall staff. HIGH JUNIOR Locy collars appeal to eighth grader Sandy Chase os she strives for the feminine touch in her wardrobe. i AL Above: Highlighted in dramatic block and white, Dorothy McGuire likes her furrlined medallion for brightening a day in school. Not to be outdone by older Marshallites, Jr. High students also have their favorites in school dress. Emphasizing their distinctiveness seems to occupy a large part of their thinking. FASHIONS Mary Ann Weiger is not just hearing things when bells jingle as she bounces through tho pre-Christmas season with this attractive addition to her hoir-do. 98 Picture by Mr. Daniel Janice Linow, Erika Hauk, and Elaine Jone find it hard to believe that one purse could hold so much, as Sharon Mlokodoy searches for an object in a game of the Cardinal Staff Party. Picture by Mr. Daniel Above: The big, bright eye of the Cardinal camera hides Dennis Brady as he sits quietly at the side of the mat waiting for some rombunctious wrestler to smash him down. Right: Inspiring wayward students to greater efforts, this reminder was to be seen in the window of Miss Irvine's room. Picture by Dennis Brady. VARIETY ADDS SPICE TO SCHOOL LIFE Christmos is a time for giving and Santo Anonymous is not forgotten as Yvonne Gooden plocet a gift under the traditional tree in the front hall. Picture by Mr. Daniel. Barbara Hudak stops at her locker after doss. Hundreds of times every day this is done by busy Marshall students, either for a minute of rest, a snack, or just to soy hello to a friend. Picture by Dennis Brody. 99 Outdoor fashions have kept in step with those indoors. Betty Newman, in chemise coat, Jim Myhre, wearing car coat, and Warren Lerfald, in popular lettermen's jacket, are keeping warm in style. Modern styles go hand in hand with modern Marshall-ites. Linda Morris, shown in sweater and pleated skirt, and Bob Johnson, wearing corduroy pants and bulky knit sweater, show off the latest in up-to-date school wear. FASHION FAVORITES FOR 59 To be well groomed and fashionable, a person should be concerned about every part of his wardrobe. The very different black t-strap, the popular swirl, and suede button flats, add the finishing touches to student attire. For those who follow closely the fashion trends, Mary Jo McCann, in her skort and tights, shows how to be comfortable for a sporty occasion. Sports events are popular with everyone, and so are the clothes they inspire. Judy Ella, wearing slacks and jerkin, Greg Coffey shown in flannel slacks and bulky knit sweater, and Pat Patterson, in skirt and chemise blouse, know just how stylish these clothes can be. 100 TO SAY THE LEAST THEY'RE THE MOST lllh Grade 10th Grade Prettiest Girl................Gayle Kelly Sandy Stabile Handsomest Boy................Bob Riley Fronk Rierson Cutest Figure.................Janice Brisbane Marvo Trumble Best Physique.................Ted Schwab Frank Rierson Keenest Personality ..........Sharon Blockwell Sharon O'Hara Keenest Personality ..........Ranee Howe Jim Stonsfield Peppiest Girl ................Jackie lingholm Sharon O'Hara Most Athletic Boy.............Roy Christopherson Bill Gleason Typical Marshallite ..........Jackie lingholm Marlyn Swanson Typical Marshallite...........Walt Campbell Jim Stonsfield Best Alibier..................Janie McClosky Borb Hering Best Alibier..................Jerry Hess Denny Meyer Class Chatterbox .............Mary Jo Hicks Laurie Veveo Class Chatterbox .............Tom Hughes Bob Koors Best Dressed .................Deanna Prince Darlene Erickson Best Dressed .................Terry Whittaker Dick Dravis Cutest Smile .................Gayle Kelly Karen Heebl Broadest Grin.................Cush Minor Bill Torkildson Most Likely to Succeed........Phyllis Scott Julie Cooper Most Likely to Succeed .......Tim Johnson Victor Yu Most Service .................Diane Pederson Pot Clork Most Service .................Tom Johnson Orion Hegre Prettiest Hoir ...............Bonnie Delander Sharon Orr Prettiest Hoir ...............Dick Sodersfrom Lorry lindberg Prettiest Eyes ...............Bonnie Delander Sharon Orr Prettiest Eyes ...............Jim Sharp Dick Musil Most Flirtatious..............Magda Vidervol Gerri Thompson Most Flirtatious..............Joe McPherson Denny Meyers Best Dancer ..................Penny Gobel Eloyne Graves Best Dancer ..................Bob Riley Bill Gleason Friendliest ..................Sharon Blockwell Pat Clark Friendliest ..................Jerry Sorsoliel Orion Hegre Shyest .......................Joyce Johnson Alice Beck Shyest .......................Kendal Knutson Bob Koors Cutest Couple.................Deanna Prince and Gerri Thompson Walt Campbell Jim Stonsfield 9th Grade 8th Grade 7th Grade Cheryl Lupino LuAnne Baillargeon % Janet Engsfrom Tom Sochariason Melvin Hart Bob Soderstrom Cheryl Lupino l aureen Yurecko Janet Engstrom Tom Shun Melvin Hart Dennis Foley Anita Miller Sarah Cooper Marilyn Adams Jim LiaBrooten Ricky Lundeen Bob Soderstrom Joon Bjergen MoryAnn Weiger Missy Miller John Grabowski Pot Boyle Skip Mosby Karen Lundeen Sarah Cooper Missy Miller Jim LiaBrooten Lynn Gunderson Forrest Hering Sherrie Holmstrom Bonnie Graves Barbara Bordemple Horry Riley Aivors Perlbochs Dennis Foley Celia Harshmon Linda Wagner Mary Saba Wayne German Brian Busch Roy Tieden Anita Miller LuAnne Baillargeon Becky Larson Tom Sochariason Jim Cooper Lee Mesna Audrey Malmgren Arlys VanAlstine Andrea Smith Tom Shun Chuck Mondyke Tom VonDerhyde Janet Nordgren Kathy Nelson Kothy Crone Bob Edmondson Dave Peterson Kenny Miller Carol Neus Marit Smaby Kothy Crane Dave Gerdes Brian Brody Korl Sevaried Audrey Molmgren Rita Babcock Andrea Smith Rodney Hagenstod Jerry Anderson Jock Beckman Carol Neus Darcy Gustuson Joyce Christensen Rodney Hogenstad Pot Boyle Jock Beckman Kothy Alich Bonnie Graves Susan Yore Jim McCullough Tom Gooden Ken Krahn Kathy Alich Peggy House Joyce Christensen George Hill Ken Trumble Forrest Hering Koren Lundeen Rita Babcock Marilyn Adams Dove Boruth Glenn Weber Kenny Miller Bev Arent Margaret Johnston Judy Stricklin Dennis Brost Gory Rockne Bob Olson Anita Miller and Bob leverton Joy Westergard ond Ricky Lundeen Marilyn Adams and Bob Soderstrom 101 THANKS A MILLION! Picture by Mr. Daniel Jeon Sochario� on consults with Judy West about some last minute work on the '59 Cardinal. Our purpose has been to keep alive some of the countless memories of the past year — from the daily routine of the classroom to the excitement of Homecoming. All of us have enjoyed working on the Cardinal, trying to meet deadlines, pushing seniors to return their proofs, and convincing Brady to do something. We have tried our best to construct a yearbook you will like. The Cardinal staff would like to express its thanks to the many people who made our book a success. Mr. Bengtson..............Loughridge Bengtson Mr. Hedstrom .............American Yearbook Company Mr. Daniel................Cardinal Advisor Dennis Brady.............Student Photographer The Marshall Faculty----- The Marshall Office Force For their co-operation The Student Body..........J Our Advertisers.............For their loyal support The Cardinal of '59 THESE ARE OUR ADVERTISERS... Our sincere appreciation goes to all those who advertised in the 1959 Cardinal. Because of their generosity, this year's book could expand 20 pages, making it possible to give more complete coverage. By patronizing these businesses, you can help show them how much their support means to Marshall. Sunnyside Greenhouse 102 5th Ave. S.E. 9th St. S.E. FE. 5-2407 Students Welcome to Join Jr. Bowling League Special Rates to Students ( EAST SIDE BOWLING CENTER AMF Automatic Pin Spotters Air Conditioning 115-5th St. S.E. Free Parking Fe. 5-8216 VESCIO’S ITAUAN CAFE ' 1 v Champagne of Italian Sauces Pizza — Spaghetti — Ravioli Expert Shoe Repairing SOLLAND SHOE SERVICE 1307 Fourth Street S.E. EAST HENNEPIN FURNITURE COMPANY 231 East Hennepin Avenue Everything for the Home STADIUM CLEANERS 614 S.E. Washington Avenue Compliments of Congratulations, Seniors ORTIE'S CORN SHOP The Petite Beauty Salon 1312-4th St. S.E. Fe. 6-8018 103 Winners of National Secretaries Association Scholarships Chose the Minnesota School of Business Carol Warhol, 1957 Executive Secretarial Course Elaine Brown, 1958 Executive Secretarial Course Wilson Hardware 812 Washington Ave. S.E. Fr.- 1-1341 Everything in Hardware Free Delivery Compliments of 9 bi+Jzy (Utut ubutte. 325 Fourteenth Ave. S.E. Minneapolis 14, Minnesota This space reserved for narrow-minded people Photo Supplies — Phonograph Records 1327-4th St. S.E. Fr. 1-7777 In Dinky Town Downtown Minneapolis Store CENTURY CAMERA SHOPS 26 South 7th Street 24 South Seventh Street Minneapolis 2, Minnesota FE. 8-6721 Campus Camera Record Shop 104 O. Bruhjell University Jewelers Hamilton Electric Watches For Better Haircuts Oscar's Barber Shop 1302 4th Street S.E. Felicitaciones a los Seniors de 1959 Susie Salas We're Graduating! Judy Janice Judith TOWER LANES AND LUNCH COUNTER 1330 Stinson Blvd. St. 9-9947 Congratulations Class of '59 and your wonderful teachers From grads of '37 '45 Luck and Success Ideal Plumbing Heating Co. Fe. 8-3930 807 4th St. S.E. Kugler's City Service 18th and Como Ave. S.E. Complete Tune-up - - Tire Repair Lubrication — Wheel Balancing Open Daily — 9 A.M. Friday Saturday Open 24 hours 74e Ski Den Sporting Goods Archery — Golf — Fencing — Tennis Skiing — Skating 724 Washington Ave. S.E. 105 Mrs. Donald R. McReovy William L. McReavy Leon Ponsonby Wendell H. Kingsley Compliments of 8)JAJM £AA J Funeral Chapel 405 Central Ave. S.E. 2905 Johnson St. N.E. Our 103rd Year Fe. 3-2368 St. 1-8389 Campus Fashions 322 - 14th. Avenue S.E. Fr- 1-1173 Schafer Bros. Inc. YOUR HI-FI-TV CENTER For the Smartest in Sportswear Groceries and Meats Steaks — Chops — Sea Foods Radios - Phonos - TV - Hi-Fi - Rugs Furniture - Appliances Color TV Service on All mokes TV . phonos • rodios 419 - 14th Ave. S.E. Fe - 8-2777 405 - 14th Ave. S.E. Fe - 3-5323 Don't Follow Me —I'm Lost Dawn Judy Leroy Lorie 106 For Bowling at its Best Bowl at CENTURY LANES 9205 North Lexington Circle Pines Minnesota Brunswick Alleys and Brunswick Automatic Pinspotters Peterson Jewelry For Reservations Call: Su-4-7610 B. W. Boyer H. O. Thompson DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY 401 E. Hennepin Ave. Fe. 6-4553 University Florists Harvey M. Bliss 410 14th Ave. S.E. Fr. 1-2370 Quality Flowers For Over 32 Years School and Stationery Supplies Acme Printing and Stationery Company Leading Campus Printers Stationers Fr - 1-7878 421 - 14th Ave. S.E. S L Department Store 4th Central Fe. 8-5625 You always do well at S L Dahlstrom Plumbing and Heating Co. Gas Heat — Gas Water Heaters Replacing Bath Fixtures Fr - 1-1639 304 Oak St. S.E. Dennis Brady Joyce Brockman 107 Congratulations Class of '59 From PERILS The Campus Book Center Since 1914 Kampus Kleaners Dry cleaning — Laundering — Tuxedo Rentals 1301 -4th Street S.l. Fr. 1-1053 Our experience is your protection Como Barber Shop 1508 Como Ave. S.l. fj '} 'Come Clean With Us' C. B. Christiansen, Realtors 1315-4th Street S.E. Fr. 1-5961 Real Estate - Property Management - Insurance THE TUB Self-service Laundry 108 DIME-A- TIME is the checking account designed to fit the student's needs. It's the perfect way to learn about money . . . what it does . . . where it goes . . . how it's spent. Costs only 10c for each check used. No minimum balance required. ST. ANTHONY FALLS OFFICE First National Bank of Minneapolis East Hennepin at 4th Street Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation S L STORES St. Anthony Shopping Center 2945 Pentagon Drive Let our experienced salespeople Bobbie Brooks Fashions Congratulations Class of '59 COMO SHOE SHOP 15th Como CAMPUS RADIO TV 1516 — Como Ave. S.E. Fr—1-2626 Setchell-Carlson — Sales Service Congratulations class of '59 Coffee Shop and Bakery 328 Central S. E. Compliments of WIDMARK'S DRY GOODS Variety 1510 Como Ave. S.E. Fr - 1-7463 DAHLGREN'S CLEANERS Same Location since 1914 714 Washington Ave. S.E. Fr. 1-1867 The COMET Cafe Open: Weekdays 6 A.M. to 8 P.M. Saturdays 6 A.M. to 2 P.M. Featuring Home Cooking 1822 Como Ave. S.E. Fe - 8-9238 109 New and Used Cars We don't want all the business . . . just yours. LARSON CHEVROLET 420 Central N.E. Fe. 5-7635 The Corner Cafe Home Cooked Meals Good Coffee Lexington and Hiway 8 Fe — 6-3227 Hi Kids, Compliments of Kersch Pharmacy 1500 E. Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. Get that big discount at Bob's Freeway Station Twin Schools of Beauty Culture tires — tubes — batteries — wholesale Two schools with but a single thought — To make a successful career your lot Good gas always costs less 17th and Como S.E. Save 50% on all quality beauty services by our students For free information call or write Robinson's 1413 S.E. 4th St. 3013 - 27 Ave. S. Fe - 2-9828 Pa - 2-7300 Minneapolis See us for . . . Rubbers - Clogs - Sandals Nelson's Shoe Shop 431 - 14th Avenue S.I. AT LAST! Dean Stricklin and Carolyn Mondyke 110 Shop at Seat4 an dS ave 421 East Hennepin CAMPUS FOOD Fe. 9-8231 MARKET 416 - 14th Ave. S. E. Compliments of Pete's College Cleaners Corbett's Standard 427 - 14th Ave. S.E. Fr. 1-5279 Gene White Barber Shop When your hair is not becoming to you . . . You should be coming to us. 425 - 14th Ave. S. E. 17th Como S.E. Fe. 8-9778 Wm. Simms Hardware Compliments of Hanson's Northway Drug Paint Sporting Goods 411 - 14th Ave. S.E. Fr-1-1231 Congratulations to the Class of '59 Mode O'Day Frock Shop St. Anthony Shopping Center St. 1-2340 Good Bye Dick Soderstrom and Jean Sachariason 1 Can Resist Anything — Except Temptation Guy Van Auken 111 GOOD LUCK-THE HOUSE OF HANSON THE TWINS Tuxedo Rentals Dry Cleaning Fe - 6-4702 408-14th Ave. S.E. 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