Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Elaine Soder berg Debra Soule Tami Spears Mike Speidcl Julie Staub Carol St. Clair Tim Swanson Peter Tam Mary Teragawa Sandra Thompson Sara Thompson Linda Torkildson Norma Tostenson Steve Tousleg Rick Truax Paula Unger Doug Vigoren Donna Wall Lisa Westerlund Barry White Marlene Whittaker Karen Wigen Eddy Williamson Tanya Winikaitis Gordy Wright Steve Yamry Peter Young Oliver Zarago a Ricky Zumberge 11

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David McCat n Kevin McNamara Michelle Menken Polly Meyer Bonnie Mic kelson lulie Miller Nancy Miller Pam Miller Della Mitchell Mike Moore Bob Moy Kim Mudge Lori Nelson Kevin Nett Nancy Neumann Sandy Novatne Eva Olson Susan Panscik Robert Parkhill Miranda Peabody Carol Perko Tom Peter lean Peterson Jay Pomroy Sara Porter Steve Prcus Leslie Quilling loe Quitt Mike Raymond Cathy Reif Annetla Richardson Todd Roeder Cheryl Sal Felix Sahlin Mark Saito Teresa Sanders Mark Sarico Mike Schellenberg Jeff Schneider Brian Shea Norma Sheppard Charles Simons Joyce Slater Gerald Smith Lynn Smith

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Mohamed Amor Cindy Andrew Joyce Anderson Mark Armstrong Jeffrey Arnold Debbie Aspnes laur.i Au 11 Curtis Avent Ann Babcock Kurt Banchy Debbie Barton Julie Becker Linda Bockstrom Sharon Berg David Bes John Bickcll Pat Bohan John Boler Sherry Bollinger Chris Boyle Jim Brady Eighth Being a Big Little Kid, Thirteen, Well Versed Being an Eighth grader is being able to get away with murder. You can legally walk between Marshall and Peik Hall to go to your class, stop to buy a doughnut on the way and not get caught. And even if you get caught, no one suspends Eighth graders anyway. Why you can even run and yell through the halls, for no particular reason and not be embarrased. Being an Eighth grader is being more experienced than you were last year. You know what you can get away with, like knowing the right excuses to tell what teacher when you weren't in class the day before. Being an Eighth grader is being in the middle of things too. Finally you are out of seventh grade and looking forward to being on top again. You don't feel as scared as you were last year but being a senior seems pretty far off. It's the beginning of learning to be experienced and well versed in teenage ways. It's being thirteen. It's deciding whether or not to wear make-up and constantly listening to the radio. Being an Eighth grader is going to dances with your crowd. It's when the girls start liking the boys and the boys don't even know what girls are. Being in Eighth grade is being a big little kid. Jon Brooks Chris Brophy Doug Brown Joe Buckhalton Barry Burk Randy Burns Hilary BuMrick Russell Canfield Pamela Carlson Cremella Chatham James Clcmmans Janet Conger Ed Cope Michelle Cornelius Mike Cornelius Sylvia Cranncll 12