Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Sophomores Feelings of Importance; Driver's Permits, Clubs Being a Sophomore was being thrust to the bottom of the hill again, but not really minding it, because now we were a real part of Senior High. The first weeks of school numerous clubs and sports lured us into joining. You take pride in being able to stand by our team. Some of our class even made the varsity teams. Delicious moments of triumph oc-lured when we occasionally showed up the seniors in a i heer. Being a Sophomore also brought the magical age of fif-•en. It brought driver's permits and that feeling of impor-nce while sitting behind the wheel instead of next to it. We ere also put to the test of surviving Mr. Sweeney's flying asers, washing Mr. Patten's black boards, and listening to rs. Bellair's childhood tales. Being a Sophomore was look-g forward to Mr. Mikelson's smelly chemistry lab and Mrs. alther's jokes. Stacy Cook Dave Cubak Sue Cope Jerry Cunningham Nanny Mary Jo Czaia Cunningham Roger Czaia lane Curtin Don Dale Dolores Dawn Manueta Dielenthal Rebecca Drum Judy Duloe Julie til wards • L V Joe f mbry Jody Engel tern Erickson David Evanvon Jim Falk Heidi Eeigal

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Byron Adams Corrie Anderson Jerry Anderson Laura Anderson Jim Anion Cathy Babcock Phil Barton Jeanne Boh rend Sue Bohan Janice Booth

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Hill Fnh Terry FKh Sandy Flenniken David Frcicr Casey Garbma Dan Goldstein Sybil Crafhjnder Peter Gray Mary Gregorian Richard Hagev 28 Rich Mjhcrvon Richard Helgeton Cathy Hert berg Shirly Hcgitjd Ira Hendon Greg HetUnd Megan Hint Kay Hollmder Mary Hodge Anila Holme