Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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GRA The Girls' Recreation Association strives to provide an efficiently-run sports program for its members. The club is open to all girls in grades nine through twelve and the group meets on Wednesday nights after school. Members work at gymnastics, badminton, volleyball, and basket- ball. G.R.A.'s program provides experience for its mem- bers which otten enables them to secure positions on the girls' athletic teams. Through this club the girls are given the chance to receive letters. This is done when a girl achieves six hundred points for participation in the various sports altered. Supervised Play RIGHT: Lynn Kelley, secretary Cholding volleyballl, Darcy Gustuson, vice president, Joanne Greimel, president, Carol Lindgren, treasurer. BELOW. FRONT ROW: Valerie Jakfnetz, Lynn Watson, Daisy Ste- vens, Phyllis Tabor, Tina Laursen, Kay Clough, Barb Crane, Karen Gifford, Betty Gutzke. SECOND ROW: Diane Drake, Dorothy Rose, Janice Loegering, Linda Lunde, Cheryl Levercom, Missy Miller, Alli- son Hay, Christy Eitner, Joanne Hauglie, Joni Greimel, Carol Lindgren, Kathy Clough. THIRD ROW: Shirley Lawler, Barb McCreary, Donna Christensen, Lynn Kelley, Wendy Van Alstine, Jane Peterson, Edith Godfrey, Helen Turner, Barb Hughes, Engstrom, Karyle Canfield, Marilyn Adams, Darcy Gustuson. ROW: Sue Dunn, Jane Slater, Judy Wallach, Ruth Kouri, Selness, Lynn Laitala, Tucky Kingsley, Peggy Johnson, Koutsky, Shirley Ricken, Grace Schweiger, Dorothy Meyer. Janet BACK Linda Karen 61

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'.. V. I i 'TTT-Txts.--' EMRA Board Tumbling, trampoline, danc- ing, badminton, volleyball, cheerleading, wrestling, gym- nastics, and weightlifting are only some of the activities stu- dents in grades 7-12 partici- pate in at the East Minneapolis Recreation Association on Tues- day and Thursday nights. Mr. George Patten, who serves as the faculty adviser, is kept very busy serving as an instructor and also as an interested friend. LEFT: FRONT ROW: Jim Spriggs, r S Kathy Corbett, Carol Riley, Mr. Pat- ten. BACK ROW: Mary Hartman, Harvey Riley, Nancy Pearson. GRA, Youth Center, and EMRA Offer Youth Center Board Youth Center membership is open to all students in Grades ten through twelve. This organization meets every Friday from 7:30 to TO p.m. Among the activities offered are ping pong, volleyball, basketball, badmin- ton, and dancing. The board members plan and organ- ize these activities. Youth Center provides an evening of fun and exercise for all who attend. Mr. George Patten, popular Marshall High mathematics teacher, is the faculty adviser. BELOW: FRONT ROW: Kathy Brennen, Paddy Belois, Mary Riordan. BACK ROW: Herb Lewis, Lynn Gunder- son, Buddy Rogers.

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wears i ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Lelde Kalmite, accompanist: Mary Shave, secretaryg Diane Gutzlw, viee president. BACK ROW: John Canfield, treasurer, Patrick West, president. 4 ,-1 .....,,,g A