Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MRS. MILLER 7th ROW 1: Mrs. Miller, M. Stein D. Vennie, R. Nyberg, J. Lund R. Cheeseman, J. Cheeseman J. Herman, S. Norman, K Otterness. ROW 2: M. Hawk inson, J. Anderson, K. Wallace, P. Enz, L. Wever, M. Baglien M. Lohn, C. Monson, P. Wag ner, M. Olson. ROW 3: J Slater, S. Lee, M. Yureclco, R Lundeen, R. Werth, D. Evans, T. Johnson, B. Gerken. MR. SOVELL 7th ROW 1: G. Erlien, T. Falldin G. Corbett, M. Talbert, T Klungseth, L. Rivet, P. O'Neil B. Walbon. ROW . . liver, K. Cope, D. Chmielew ski, L. Morris, K. Johnson, D Cameron, S. Reiner, F. Poln aszik. ROW 3: C. West, J. Fer delman, V. Streif, R. Bierke beck, A. Lawrence A. Borch ardt, Mr. Sovell. ROW 4: D Meyer, J. Tefft, T. Henderson L. Chebanyuk, B. Gutzke, S Skrypez, D. Skeesick. MRS. KUNZ 7th, ROW T: R. Martin, H. Riley, D. Eichers, F. Karlson, C. Ho- henhaus, W, Van Alstine, E. Stankowski, J. Peterson, H. Haskell, D. McAnally, ROW 2: Mrs. Kunz, F. Krenske, B. Walbon, M. McCosh, J. Carr, T. Klungseth, C. Swanson, J. Vigoren, O. Sorenson, ROW 3: D. Searles, P. Aspers, R. Olson, G, Keeler, P. Sinclair, L. Solz, C. Vuchetich, P. Johnson, V. Anderson, S. Mitchell. MRS. NEFF 7th. ROW 1: M. Oliverius, S. Jar- vise, T. Iverson, A. Enquist, T. Nelson, G. Envey, M. Jo- hela, M. Hall, R. Morgan, D. Stiller, ROW 2: Mrs. NeH, K. Hoeft. M. Stensfrom, H. Henry, R. Webster, G. An- derson, R. Nelson, E. Wad- dick, L. Dirrne, ROW 3: K. Kartsky, L. Machousky, G. Sadawy, R. Hupp, R. Allison, L. Afek, A. Sholikow, S, Sto- dolko, J. Wold. .gugnv

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-.yu-4 MISS BEMENT 7th, ROW 1: C. Pearson, B. Busch, F. Ellavsky, J. Anderson, J. Kokkila, L. Scott, J. Nelson, B. Van Auken. ROW 2: V. Ste- nen, V. Radil, M. Hansen, N. Pool, K. Kloss, J. Kusnier, M. Vernon, ROW 3: D. Christ- man, H. Johnson, C. Borowski, L. Persell, R. Olstead, F. Knotek, J. Checkland. ROW 4: I. Yer- molenko, N. McDonald, R. Hansen, C. Hegre, J. Zaccardi, A. Downs, L. Hedberg, Miss Bement. MR. HERMANSON 7th. ROW 1: J. Spence, L. Bran- coto, D. Adams, J. Leverton, J. Cook, C. Sasada, R. Jones, S. Greenup, ROW 2: S. Holte, R. Ferdelman, G. Erlien, P. Pol- lard, T. Ferguson, C. Carpen- ter, R. Folwarski, P, Richie, ROW 3: M. Hortman, L. Hallet, C. Hill, R. Croteau, D. Deon, D. McNeil, ROW 4: P. Som- merfield, S. Olson, L. Jones, D. Holmstrom, R. Anderson, R. Jacobson, R. Hermanson. MR. IACARELLA 71l1. ROW 1: D. Mauseth, D. Rue, P. Brandt, B. West, R. Eklund, B. Verdich, S. Korthof, D. Fer- cho, A. Hay, Mr. lacarella, ROW 2: N. Blair, D, Krosschell, L. Boyle, J. Knutson, J. Wallak, D. Johnson, L. Lakotas, J. Desm, ROW 3: J. Workman, R. Kouri, T. Meltzer, M. Myhre, B. Gearhart, J. Talbot, S. Mon- son, L. Rissell, C. Lovell. History I Today's Yesterday History is a study of yesterday's people and their lives. lt is through the study of history that we can benefit by making sure that yesterday's mis- takes are not repeated and yesterday's outstand- ing accomplishments and actions in all phases of human lite are kept in mind. By doing this and striving to make our world a good one we can make the future a safe and happy place in which to live.

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6' ri.-b....X ....-5,1 MRS. KNUTSON AND MRS. TURLEY ROW T: M. Campbell, J, Rivick, P. Maday, S. Batdorf, A. Ueiima, R. Bild, R. Caftrey, T. Hanson, Mrs. Knutson. ROW 2: B. Anderson, R. Hollom, M. Schultz, D. Mikelson, S, Fisher, V, Ruder, S. Hotazulc, F. Tron- rud. ROW 3: Mrs. Turley, W. Murphey, J. Feia, K. Hullce, ROW 4: J. Brevieu, S. Eide, M. Anderson, A. Finke, J. Carr, L. Olson, J. White. MR. AKER AND MRS. JAMBECK ROW 1: M. Campbell, P. Black, M. Manuel, S. Haggerty, B. Orsen, K. Baersura, R. Pauluk, C, Rocheleau, E. Samuelson, J. Shearer. ROW 2: K. Burquist, R. Craudell, A. Eekruan, L. Hollom, B. Pilcala, D, Livingston, P. Thur- ston, S. Barton, C. Skeie. ROW 3: Mr. Aker, H. Jcmbeck, E. Ber- gel, J. Long, M. Andersen, S. Wedlund, L, Kveton. MR. LEWIS AND MR. CHRISTENSEN ROW 'l: Mr. Christensen, B. Miller, D. Hunt, J. Boelter, E, Reguly, A. Prois, J. Sharp, Mr. Lewis. ROW 2: B. Hawley, M. Thomas, F. Downing, D. Bec- chetti, S. Loegering, K. Johnson, M. Leuma. Movie Crew Assists Learnin The movie crew does a tremendous iob tor the school. The members do not get credit for the course, they are donating their time and effort. The activities at the movie crew include running the projectors for classroom movies, and also for auditoriums. They take the tape recorders, TV sets, and rodios to rooms ond make sure that the are working. Here, Victor Yu is rewinding o film after showing. Picture by Mr. Daniel