Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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This team was under the direction of Mr. Paul Beck- strand. Debate, absent from the curriculum at Marshall for many years, received another beginning last school year and set a good record. This, the team's sophomore year, was not a winning season as expected. Most of the members were young and inexperienced. Debaters participated in local matches and in tournaments at Hopkins and Litchfield, Minnesota. These encounters added greatly to their skill. The goal of this organiza- tion was to speak effectively, persuasively, and con- vincingly. The Part-Time Training Program at Marshall is ad- vised and coordinated by Miss Gladys Gudahl of the Business Education Department. Seniors on this Program are enrolled in an Occupational Relations class and other related courses. They are on-the-job in the afternoon. Actual work experience, one of the main obiectives, is gained by these students. Debate ABOVE: SEATED: Robert Oftelie, Joanne Edstrom. STANDING: Nancy Havernick, Sarah Kelly, Lelde Kalmite, Mr. Beckstrand, Ann Godfrey, Helen Turner, Ellen Pohl, Kathy Charlton. Part-Time Training BELOW: FRONT ROW: Anita Trahan, Mary Wagner, Bonnie Roberts, Diane Smolich, Miss Gudahl, Sue Sutkowski, Maryland Soyett, Diane Mark, Mary Lou Folwarski. BACK ROW: Richard Welch, Brian Busch, Larry Delander, Mike Coburn.

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if '.:v- T li- ? N Well As Lotza Fun! ABOVE: Grouped around a movie projector in the Audio-Visual room K-7lf5302J, Mike Scott, Tom Ruud, Mr. Lyle Christensen, adviser, Dennis Schmedeke, and Ron Nyberg inspect the machine for workability. Absent when the photo was taken was Gary Rockney. RIGHT: Art Club Members. KNEELING: Candy Chinn. SEATED: Barbara Fiel- stad, Donna Christensen, president, Gloria Ricken. SECOND ROW: Paddy Belois, Cheryl Johnson. BACK ROW: Shirley Ricken, Ken Trumble, Kathy Bell. 55 Movie Crew The Movie Crew, under the able direc- tion of Mr. Lyle Christensen, is designed to teach interested boys or girls how to run the movie, or slide projectors, tape recorders, and all other audio-visual equipment. Art Club The Art Club, under Mr. Andrew Os- tazeski's sponsorship, is a popular organ- ization at M. H. S. Art enthusiasts are given an opportunity to express them- selves through their paintings, or other projects which they choose. Creativity is the basic purpose of this small group. Science Club LEFT: Science Club Members. Paul Abelseth, Bill Forrester, Dominic Hanzely, David Williams, Aug- ust Deul, Scott Robbins. Only six were interested in Marshall's newly-organized Science Club this year. The club members are highly-motivated students who attempt to find why things happen as they do in the area of physics, chemistry, biology, or in any of the na- tural sciences. The Club's adviser, Mr. Lester Mikel- son, guides them in their pre-chemistry training.

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I.R.C. The International Rela- tions Club was composed of students in grades 9 through T2 who were interested in local and international af- fairs. The main purpose was to provide a greater knowl- edge of world-wide situa- tions and problems, and a better understanding of other countries and their people. Guest speakers from other countries were fre- quently present at the meet- ings. Many of them were ex- change students from the University of Minnesota. One of the club's proiects was writing to students from the country of Uganda. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Peggy Johnson, Margy Braden, Lynn Kelley. SECOND ROW: Darcy Gustuson, Lelde Kalmite, president, Ellen Pohl, secretary-treasurer. THIRD ROW: Katy Hayes, Mary Shove, Susan Horns, Missy Miller, Mary Giebler. BACK ROW: Carol Lindgren, Bill Spink, Ann Godfrey, Kathy French Club Cham' Boniour, Jean. Comment allez-vous? Allez au Club de Francais cet apres-midi? Approximately forty Marshallites were active members this year in the French Club. These students in grades nine through twelve were in Mrs. Sally Zuelke's French classes this year. One of the main objectives of this organization was to promote more interest in the French people, their language, and their customs. gi, ., . , 1 , - FRONT ROW: Colleen Rocheleay, Ann Godfrey, Shirley Hanson, Peter Laing, Mary Tworuk, Barb Fiestald and Judy Stricklin. SEC- OND ROW: Nanita Norden, Judy Kline, Allison Hayes, Gail Fraser, Dorthy Rose, Missy Miller president, Marcia Stein, Susie Heffken. THIRD ROW: Kathy Crane, Mary Shave, Ellen Pohl, Francine Wal- lack, Elizabeth Braden, Jane Peterson, Christy Eitner, Wendy Van Alstine. FOURTH ROW: Susan Dunn, Judy Wallack, Linda Selnes, Ruth Kouri, Kathy Charlton, Mary Gutherie, Mary Giebler, Sande Cornelius. BACK ROW: Peggy Johnson, Kathy Gerritz, Barb Pikala, Lynn Laitala, Carol Hegre.