Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The math classes begin with elementary math in lower grades. Then the classes work up from algebra to geometry, to ad- vanced algebra and solid geometry. Trigonometry completes the high school math program. In this picture seniors David Gobeli and Tim Johnson are showing the class some figures they made in connection with their studies in solid geometry. The higher math courses are excellent training and are es- sential to those students planning to go on to college in fields of math and science. Math Reveals New Horizons . -4 23 MRS. MOSE 9th. ROW 'lz S. Rogers, J. Saari, J. Kline, P, Burns, M. Wass- ing, Pat Truehart, P. Berger, G. Rockney, P, Tabor. ROW 2: D. Sandve, J. Boren, A. Van Alstine, M. Dubak, S. Barich, D. Sarna, K. Gerritz, V. Clark. ROW 3: M. Smaby, H. Lewis, T, Milligan, C. Mon- dyke, L. Yarger, L. Randall, P, Carlson, P. Lange, J. Crohn. ROW 4: Mrs. Mose, R. Anderson, B. Fielstad, A. Perlbacks, T. Gooden, L. Cary, S. Hanson. MR. SWEENEY 9th. ROW 'l: C. Blackwell, R. Maxey, D, Baglien, D. Per- son, G. Johnston, D. Down- ing, J. Greimel, G. Von Korft. ROW 2: L. Wagner, B. Graves, K. Engel, D. Con- rad, R. Prois, R. Williams, S. Foster. ROW 3: B. Roberts, M. Yurecko, B. Roberts, A. Hill, B. Semon, K. Gutzke, L. Delcmder, P. Hamlett. ROW 4: R. Lee, J. Anderson, P. Nielsen, M. Tworuk, P. West, Mr. Sweeney. MRS. PILON 9tl1. ROW 'l: D. Christensen, D. Heible K Lund S Nordgren West S Jones D chowslc K Yruecko ROW 2 Ms Pilon S Allen D h medelce C Dagen M Hon o K Brennen S Henze A Yanke ROW 3 D Laem e L Kryzer T Knut n L Gunderson .J Roepke J E le son, K. V'llas, B. Bro y.

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A--l MR. ARNOLD 9th. ROW 1: l. Lester, B. Glea- son, L. Peterson, R. Bob- cock, J. Westergard, D, Gus' tofson, D. Nelson, J, Burm- mar. ROW 2: M, Soyett, D. Stenstrom, J. Dahlstrom, S, Hahenhous, P. Beloise, S. Lang, P. House, ROW 3: P. Boyle, P. Taylor, W. Han- son, S. Nerdahl, P. Sund- strom, J. Candield, E. Wil- bert, J. Evans. ROW 4: B. Vanlsseldyk, D. Williams, G. Hamilton, G. Schmidt, D. Brownlee, Mr. Arnold. MRS. KANE 9tl1. ROW l: D. Grimmer, J. Cooper, B. Rosentield, L. Bowman, L. Cavender, S. Moriarity, E. Murmieko, B. Gromelc, ROW 2: Mrs. Kane, R. Turbitt, T. Nelson, F. Gu- thrie, P. Hayes, I. Anderson, K. Helland, ROW 3: J. Var- ville, M. Lausten, R. Lundeen, B. Johnson, T. Sherwood. T. Plock. ROW 4: K. Trumble, J. Lestina, R. Mochovsky, M. Hart, R. Hauglie. MR. KRYNSKI 9th. ROW 'l: M. Folwarski, M. Weiger, D. Kugler, S. Chase, L. Purtle, M, Rudolph, C. Ho- lmquist, K. Anderson, ROW 2: M, Bakke, S. Levercom, S, Bartlett, K. Mark, N. Peter- son, D. Smolich, L. Angle, ROW 3: B. Bush, P. Grover, P. Lawrence, J. Norman, T. Tophen, B. Westerlond, J. Galdonik, D. Peterson, ROW 4: Mr. Krynski, L. Austin, J. Boker, J. Rorvig, B. Rogers, T. Gooden. Stage Crew Serves School The members of the stage crew donate their time and effort to the school. This activity takes the place ot the boys' study hall and plays an important part in the auditorium lite of the school. They set up mi- crophones, make ready the stage for auditoriums, help during plays, band and choir concerts and other special events. Here Tom Leuma and Bob Schule are operating the dual spot lights from the balcony to brighten a school program. Picture by Mr. Daniel

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MR. BAKER 8th. ROW 'l: T. Teragawa, C. Pe- ters, B. Gross, G. Stowe, T. Slechto, M, Miller, M. Scott, D. Stiller. ROW 2: V. Kurrash, B. Melnychenko, K. Crane, B. Barr, T. Ruud, S. Dunn, l. Hunt, D. Boglien. ROW 3: Mr. Baker, A. Godfrey, A. Kingsley, J. Demcho, M. Shove, E. Slindee, D. Vennie, K. Weiman. ROW 4: D. Daher, K. Krahn, W. Dowl- ing, D. Sundin, I. Harnett, V. Tarnowski, S. Yore. MRS. ARNY 8th. ROW I: l. Stromberg, G. Ol, inyk, P. Smith, G. Nashko, S. Tworuk, W. Nelson, K. Mathe- son, B. Thomas, K. Anderson, ROW 2: B. Dahl, K. Hennings, S. Anderson, B. Anderson, D. Shun, D. Foley, J. Dahlin, Mrs. Arny, ROW 3: T. Lockwood, D. Davies, D. Focht, M. Gar- bino, C. Anderson, A. Envey, L. Johnson, D. Carpenfier. s-is Imagination Creates Works of Art HIJKLMN OFQRST UVWXYZ A sc o E FG Aacoercm I 13'-leg Courses in art are offered to all students in high school. These courses cover many different as- pects of art, such as water colors, tempera paints, sculpturing, weaving and working with wood. Sketching, making posters, and working with charcoal are interesting variations. The work on posters and scenery provided by these classes help make Homecoming, Mardi Gras and many other school activities more colorful and successful. In this picture Becky Olson, Connie Prois, Dennis Prince, and Karen Sagedahl are painting on a group proiect. Students can copy no design, their work must be original. This gives the students a chance to express and experiment with new ideas. It provides an excellent opportunity to develop individual expression.