Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Leverton, Jaynet Lindgren, Carol Lohn, Margy Lovell, Carter Machovsky, Bob Machovsky, Lynn Manning, Marian McAnally, Dennis McCosh, Marie McNiel, Don Meltzer, Todd Menger, Margaret Meyer, Dorothy Munsinger, Barb Myhre, Mike Myhre, Pat Nelson, Bob Noonday, Rosalie Norman, Sandy Nyberg, Ron Olson, Mary Jo Olson, Ron Olson, Sharon Olson, Steve Olstead, Rita O'Niel, Pat Orsen, Barry Paone, Frank Parmetter, Jerry Pati, lshwar Patterson, Paulette Pauluk, Roger Pearson, Carol Persell, Lynda Peterson, Jane Price, Steve Puthal, John Radil, Roland Richie, Pat Ricken, Shirley Riley, Harvey Rivet, Louis Roberts, Tom Sadowy, Gary Seavo, Mike Selness, Linda Shaliko, Arnie Sinclair, Pat RIGHT: lf two triangles have two angles and the included side of one equal to the two angles and the in- cluded side of the other the two triangles are congruent, explains Mr. George Patten, Marshall's affa- ble geometry instructor. Here Mr. Patten shows Sophs Lynn Kelley and Ruth Kouri the correct theorem and how it is derived. i '3 ff -1 8 L se Q -'F' 4 ...M 7 Y, '4 e Y la gg glam, l f' , fl L ' 2 . 5 1 fl t. 's,1-ri.-s I ,t .Q k F V Qi E t,,. f,,: is 'R if -fe , , kg .-v B .vga I x 5, L in x 9 if if fi s rg E ie- + 0 ks R 1 -J .A , 1 , 'NR J mv ,

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Hartman, Mary Hawkes, Nancy Hawkinson, Mark Hay, Alison Hedberg, Lee Hetfken, Mark Hegre, Carol Helder, Dennis Henry, Howard Higgins, Dennis Hilclestecl, Gaylen Hoeit, Kathy Holte, Suzanne Hortelius, Edward Hughes, Kathy Hupp, Bob Iverson, Torn Ives, Nancy Jackman, Mary Ann Johnson, Harvey Johnson, Ken Johnson, Peggy Johnson, Terry Jokela, Marnelle Keeler, Guy Kelley, Lynn Klauson, Linda Kloss, Karen Klungseth, Terry Klungseth, Ted Knight Craig Knotek, Fred Kokkila, Fred Kauri, Ruth Koutsky, Karen Krenske, Rick Kusnier, Jim LaChance, Chelly Laitala, Lynn Laukkonen, Spencer Lawler, Shirley W.- . we mg ,-': .-ir X , s ,f i Q ,cs an ,ff N... Q -w 1 4 .v 9,5 . KL LEFT: Taking advantage of a supervised study peri- od are these sophomore English students. Mr. Flem- ing, new English teacher who transferred from Southwest High School to Marshall lost tall, had but two girls in this period 6 class. Lucky girls? What girl woulcln't have liked to be in such an enviable position? Photo by Pat West. 9 My - ,. , me . i 1. V,,, .ggi i' , K 1 gf r if ii ,5 1' 76 wk, K , 3 , -r vt Y - . K7 sr Q ,as Rf' .. sr ' S r-,E as ,Q 5, i Q ' '-'klslf Q i 9 x A 4 ' ' ' rf :rd rw? 2 1. l' i il M, i JVM .Q I I Rifle A S O

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'V- '. ri '5'Ny,x 5. 3 5' L .aw ' ki? 5 QA 'G , ig' St ig fi- trss S if-F - ,Q . VL .5 I ., -I I lisp! fy , NR ' if Q , V I S ,nil-A fo I .r N Jr , . ,J I 5. - ,V H,- 2' A L lf i 1. -R . - our .':,. BELOW: Judy Wallak, Carol Lindgren, Ruth Kouri, Peggy John- son, Lynn Kelley, Sharon Mitchell, Guy Keller, Rick Krenske, Lynn Liatela, and Dorothy Meyer use their study time efficiently. Here in Marshall's well-stocked library, these sophs gather valu- able information tor their classes. Not only sophomores, but most all Marshall students spend some time in the library both before and after school. It is, indeed, a busy spot. Skeesick, Don Slcrypez, Sue Slater, John Somrnertield, Pete Sorsoliel, Charles Spriggs, Jim Stachowslci, Mike Stanley, Carol Stein, Marcia Steftan, Fred Stenstrom, Margie Sundeen, Connie Sutton, Jeanette Swanson, Craig Tabor, Tom Tolbert, Monty Thompson, Connie Thysell, Scott Totino, Diane Troupe, Bruce V VanAlstine, Wendy Vsetecta, Sharon Wallace, Kathy Waterman, Dave Wallak, Judy Wever, Lola Wold, Fritz Yermolenko, lhor W -' - we--wmeewaxrtmmwumn , -mf-wa,-wsu H.W-.mw, . .. ,