Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Brenda Bong Becky Bore hardt Betsy Brandt Hope Britton Julie Bodd Lynne Borns Mike Busterud Randy Cartwright Pat Cassidy Steve Cher Candy Chatham Robert Chit g Freshmen Almost Real Sr. High; Experiments, Belonging Being a Freshman is having only one year to go before high school. You're a top notch, first class, gold brass dog over the seventh and eighth graders now. Down with seventh, down with eighth, down with anything less than ninth. You're together now. No longer are you the little Junior High — you're almost real Senior High. Being a Freshman is trying new things out. It's when you try to smoke your first cigarette. Its when you beg your mother all week to go to the dance, accidently you stay out too late, and end up getting grounded for a month. Being a Freshman is frustrating. Being a Freshman is becoming more a part of the school. You go to Senior high auditoriums and lead the Junior High Senate. You can participate in the Senior Band, be on Sophomore teams, go to Sadie, and you have a prince and princess for Homecoming. Besides all of this you have the Excelsior picnic, and planning of most of next year's classes. |ohn Anderson Glenn Armstrong Karl Ausland Robert Anderson Edward Aulwes Gaye Barnett Mike Bates lack Bergstein Peter Bloedoorn David Berg Deborah Blodgett Charles Bohmer