Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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STUDENTS. . .34 In a world of sand . l was but one, A single grain lost among millions. Margaret Charlton Grade 10 PATRONS. . .146 Minneapolis has many faces Which she displays all at once. She is a zealous student Running from Northrup to Guthrie In search ofthe finer things. She is a screaming schoolgirl, Flinging herself in ecstasy At the feet of the Beatles. She is a guardian of life Wh1,1se surgeons pluck men From the clutches of death. She is a merciless killer Whrise victims die in the streets Under the wheels of autos and trucks She is blind to caste. Giving welcome to the Hindu and the Negro As well as to the White. She is a high brick wall, Keeping those who are Soul From getting Hin. She is a spectacle of great beauty With structures of glass and steel That soar gracefully into the heavens. Wendy Soderholm Grade 10 5 t l Dennis Mcflann Don Lockwood Wayne Matsuura Randy Mickelsen Grade 8

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M 'Ke .l3l,C-Llibqj s. , ' lil -Rory King Grade ll ACADEMICS. . .6 School is the place Where students learn more about their teachers Than they do about their subjects. Wlendy Soderholm Grade l0 SPORTS. . .120 Badminton Tension growing Hope mounting Servel Up-back The challenge is met With a flying leap And Smack! The bird goes swishing back. Score-even! fThis will count.J Strike-swish Thwack-whizz Ah-down and Camel Rose Marie .lay Grade l2 ACTIVITIES . . . 72 4 We are lost ln the swift current- Unless steered for a definite goal. Randy .lohnson Grade l0

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