Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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RIGHT: Backing the Carcl's bid for another gridiron victory is this loyal group of seventh grade rooters. Almost every Friday ot 3 p.m. finds the bands, pom pom girls, cheerleaders, both the A and B squads, and the cheering sections in row after row of bleachers. The half lime shows by the bands and cheering compeiition were highlights of the contests at Mar- shall Field. 'l'l-man football, the main fall sport at M.H.S., is one of the most popular and colorful seasons of the whole school year. Photo by Pat West. Engle, Tom Ericson, Ma rna Filipovich, Alexandra Fjilclstacl, Becky Forrester, Sharmon Foster, Sylvia Frost, Rickey Gallup, Diana Frazier, Sheila wa W Us Gansrnoe, Mary Jo ., Gerken, Pete ., Gilliver, Pam Gilliver, Roy -N . Gleason, Mary 'Q 4 - Golden, Mary Grignon, Arthur Grisco, Walt Guske, Carmen , Hall, Linda . - , Hammergren, Stephen ish, Hansen, Bill Hanson, Blair Hanson, Dianna .fig - Y Hart, Elgean . Hart, Leon ,E - 'W .F 4' Havernick, Nancy . Hayes, Glen I' A g . Hanzely, Linda Hegstad, Roger Hegstad, Ronnie Hefland, Lee Hicks, Pam House, Janice Howell, Karen Hughes, Charles Hunter, Jeanne Hupp, Bill Huxold, Tim Ives, Sandy Jacobs, George ' Jakimetz, Nick I A W , 4,3 Jannetta, David H Q j igaikfg Johnson, Diane I Johnson, Mark ,.. ,125 ,,,. Ev . ur. at Q T532 r -us 29 ,' 'Lea ' if ' - E :i r g I V, F .if fw geqi,.gyii :-1'. gg,g,E,,,.. ,,5, ,.., r,. ig., . ..,,,..,, ,mf 4:3 Q. 7 X it . ,wi ,gy ,it .A,,. . Q iw y, .

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i i Anderson, Sandy Anton, Ronnie Balsey, Jim Bell, Kathy Birmingham, Bob Blochowiak, Karen Borchardt, Paul Boyd, Darryll Boyle, Tam Bradley, Paul Briden, Torn Brown, Doug Bryant, Sherry Canfield, Linda Carpentier, Mike Castle, Randy Cellatti, Jack Charlton, Margaret Chebanyuk, George Chinn, Candy Chmielewslci, Judy Corbett, Greg Dagen, Holly Daher, Michelle Dakota, Carol Daniels, David Deiaria, Diane Deschene, Doug Dille, Judy Dohm, John Doran, Kathy Douthitt, Randy Edstrom, Joanne Eichers, Jyneen . W. 31.-w e . fn ,Q . 9 i Si? 9 vn- xf ' Q4 N. .f Pg., , at ' ' - -- Ei ,. l?,i if gtg , mi-afa ,Q 3 .Sf r Q , , i is 5 -4- ,if Mrffiiwr - ff 'iii ff! gi f, 153-,1if.fei5,,f I ' sity! .A ga ra - ia 1 3 A i I' is R it 'F 'ff ul .- H -1 I W K gk K s ' , 1 ' W- fi in , . J 45 , 1 54 , Upon entering Marshall, seventh graders are astonished by the novelty of going from class to class instead of sitting in one class- room all day. However, they will soon learn their way around the building. BELOW: Ronnie Anton and Linda Canfield check with Mr. Jccketty to see if his is their next class. Photo by Pat West. ,

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Johnson, Ross Johnson, Steve Johnson, Vicky Johnson, Walt Juhllce, Kathleen Jung, Tom Keele, Bill Keeler, Rachel Kidder, Debby King, Paula Kinney, Steve Koklcila, Karen Kolling, Pam Krosschell, Allen Krueger, Randy Kulzer, Dewey Kusnier, Kathryn Larson, Catherine Larson, Elaine Loursen, Sandy Legun, Delores Levercom, Norton Levercom, Wendy Lewis, Nona Linde, Gene Lindemann, Wend Lueclc, Susan Lundberg, Ken Lundquist, Ken Mann, Lloyd Marks, John Matheny, Kathy Maxwell, Roy Miller, Joyce McMonagle, Mary Morrow, Steve Nelson, Alpha Nelson, Brenda Neumann, Jim Newcomb, Lester ABOVE: Chocked-full trophy cases in Marshall High's main hall is the object ot much concern, attention, and wonderment. Especially wide-eyed about such things as the trophy cases are the seventh graders, the newest members of the M.H.S. student body. Gazing at the gold and silver cups are Carmen Guselc and Pat Pickerel. I wonder how many more trophies our class will contribute? may be going through their minds. Q Q ... - 5 Q KW . gin M f it ':-- i J, it as if 9 Q gl 2 A gi: L - ii iili K f f 1 - it L 5 l i s f Dwi is is , , 2f ,iif M ', 663 its i i s f ,V-, X ' xwg Lx ,my J.. iiss 'fi ,sss K V! , ..ktjVLi, I H 3 A: -,,, F.. ., sgrv fa . - I H if 16