Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

-Jo 3| p wc worked out of the artr rvsenacecenter, special ihanks to ' imv. julie saih who gore us much help and put up with the noise and Ml the folks u4to came down here and visitedus thank'you- mr carrott udto chased auuy the north wind ■S3 is: and in sunny California m r. yWfuUricky without uhony this would Ml hast been impo%%ihle ycuhooks are changing with the times sometimes for the qoob f sometimes for the had. we've worked on this old collage for half a gearand hope it's a. evorthy addition tv the mareliMl University anhJves our moths is, don 9t get cube. at any rate, r b been an experience and Ml op us7 on the fluff, hence learned a uAtok lot “chyidio said .uearhook wasn't a barterof laughs. U fto'd ga hug your yearbook front? was if any of theoe people j e curUn moruca f’ictuher mans yartchyChyn sue die n forki Moh per which T4 c thank o$car Mso much thanks to mrj. Kathy o lion me. hut hed hom we don't forget to thank %U you nameless folks who Csomehotv') got at our pictures, ordidsometkavj Calligraphy and a tiJwk fy mattHeu) wood it's cosmic• 3 6 Administrators arc human again! No longer is there the “man down in the office who will get you if you're bad. This was made possible by having three administrators to take care of the six grades. This allowed for more specialization and a chance to get to know the administrators as people. The administrators were each very busy with their special jobs besides the time they spent promoting good relationships between faculty and students. As it was put by one administrator. ‘ thc school is as good as the students. Because of their commitment and dedication, the administrators helped make Marshall-U a good school. OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Roc% el. Robert Sweeney. William Phillips LOWER: Neil Tucker THIS PAGE. UPPER LEFT: Jame. Kent UPPER RIGHT Neil Tucker LOWER LEET Robert Sweeney. 7 dhd tk services d it services dbtvfatl services Mclva Hadley: Bob DeBoer: Rac Silman: Phil Cognetta: Judy Moline: I think M-U High is a great place to work. “Fredrick Douglass said power does not give away power and a friend of mine once told me the only freedom is in the struggle. I believe her and as a counselor, I try to be in the struggle for freedom.” “Hove all the people at MUHS!” I i “There's never really a dull moment around here. “Marshall-U is one of the most exciting schools I've ever been in. Everyone here is just fantastic.” This is the best counseling force in the city. 8 Otto Wirgau fauUnb ufotb services gtuUaUr service? OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: LUwina Buchwnld, Judy Moline, Jeanne Stafford LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Sunn Hanicn. Mclva Hadley. Ken RuaUd THIS PAGE: UPPER LEFT: Bob DeBoer CENTER LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara llppgaard. Rac Silman. Phil Cognctla LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Otto Wirgau. June Sugg O.K., folks, a little fun and games. Figure out who they are and what they do. Match ’em. trade ’em. A. Diane Deckas 1. Records Clerk B. Carla Hill 2. Counseling Clerk C. Grace James 3. Attendance Aide D. Gayle Justen 4. SF.A and M-U Secretary E. Dorothy Larson 5. Administrative Aide F. Fern Little 6. Counseling Secretary G. Eleanor Miller 7. Attendance Clerk II. Eleanor North 8. Programmer 1. Natalie Odcgard 9. Social Worker’s Secretary J. Kathy Olson 10. Finance Clerk K. Florence Stromgrcn II. Social Worker’s Clerk Seem pretty anonymous, don’t they? Well, without these hard-working, unheralded people, M-U would be a pretty disorganized place. 10 otfux sertncez OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPIR RIGHT llorcnsc Stromgrcn LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT Joan I und-qimt. Diane Deckin THIS PAGE UPPIR LETT TO RIGHT Grace James. Eleanor Miller, Kathy Ohon. Tern Little. Natalie Odegard LOW'! R LETT Manl r Johnston Answers: A . B-6. C-3. D-4. L-2, T-5.G-9. II-11.1-7. J-IO.K-I. 11 Setv ce tff service s4afi UPPF-R RIGHT: William Mattox LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Zgutowicz. Barbara Kelly. Kasimira Sicora, Elsie Stcffcnson. Mary Turner, Louise Fredricks, Elsie Zander, Gudrun Norton (mgr) Al Schulte, Jim Hofstede. Jim Koski. Marie Bar dis, Kenny Ran ingcr. Rudy Freier. Doug Christensen 12 UPPtR LEFT: Bill Mattox CENTER LEFT TO RIGFIT: EUic SteffciHon, Mary Turner, El� ic Zander, Gudrun Norton LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Al Schulte, Jim llofttede There is a minority of physically handicapped students attending Marshall-1 at this time. These students have uchicvcd almost complete integration into the classes for non-handicapped students. In addition to having these classes, they take adapted Physical Education. Health. Typing, Office Skills. Industrial Arts, and foods To help them with this heavy schedule are many skilled teachers, nurses and aides. The regular teachers also get into the act by helping transport these students from home to school and hack home again. Hearing impaired students attend Phy. Hd. and Art with normally hearing students. The rest ol the day is spent in small groups with other hearing impaired students learning Social Studies. I nglish, and Math, plus special classes to teach lip reading and sign language, keeping the students and special education teachers busy all day. THIS PAGE: UPPER RIGHT Ellk Pcploe CENTER LEFT TO RIGHT: Lucille Daley. Jerome Bisek LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Gordon Wilcox. Thomas Erickson. Dean Aker, Carols Russell I Who do you sec when the light in the movie projector has blown out? From w hom do you get the record player? Who sells you tickets to the Homecoming game? Who changes your dollar in the lunchroom each day? Who gives the star of the show the spotlight? THE MUMS CREWS. THAT'S WHOS 15 THIS PAGE: UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Lester Mikclson. Martha Lovams LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenneth Jeddcloh. Patricia Thayer OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Cottman. Norman Glock CENTER: Dorn Dubiel ig LOWER LEFT: William L’Hcrault 16 With no less than twenty-six choices for science classes, the science department started out the year with what could be called the most comprehensive science program for junior high and the most extensive science program for senior high. The teachers hoped to raise the enrollment of students in the department and so offered courses not only for the college science minded but also courses for the generally interested student. Although there was a decrease in teachers from last year and no funding in sight from the S.E.A. grant, the members of the department fell that their department had done a “top notch job of meeting the needs of the situation in the school. 17 THIS PAGE. UPPER LEFT. Aide Glen King CENTER LEFT TO RIGHT: Letter Twedell. Leona Hansen LOWER: George Patten. Allan Hoog-heem. Jim Snavcly OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Pal Jones. John Walt her LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT. JimSnavelv. William Gatlin. Herbert Guertm 18 ynidbemticg- ntctiieyHdxs HvdftetnA s- � A iw a-ttcs defarbHenJr Our teacher who art in thy math department, hallowed be thy formulas. Thy math book come, we will not run at home as we do from math class. Give us this day our daily assignment and forgive us our confusion as we forgive those (you) who confuse us! Lead us not into boredom and deliver us from homework, for thine is the phase, the period and the amplitude, forever and ever. Amen. 19 English at M-U this past year dealt with a whole realm of ideas. The new quarter system made it possible for us to take three different English courses and the elective curriculum enabled us to study intensively in an area of our own interest. We read everything from Geoffrey Chaucer to Will Shakespeare, from Homer to Albcc. We wrote stories, made films and acted in plays. The ideas with which we were bombarded throughout the year, stimulated our own and helped to increase our skills in the art of communication. 20 � OPPOSITE PAGE; UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne DeMulh. Jim Seeden. OUo Wirgau CENTER LEFT TO RIGHT: Merle Peterson. Lyn Stone LOWER Bart McDonough THIS PAGE; UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene Lohmnn. Carol llorswill. Art Frochfc CENTER LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathryn Jackson, Aide Nancy Erickson LOWER: Joan Yesner 21 Social studies Social 6tucUt6 The social “sciences department had set itself to a hard task: making the students of Marshall University High School more aware of the world outside. With the quarter system and electives giving more variety, social science teachers hoped that students would come to class because they were interested and not just because they weren’t allowed in the halls or because they needed the credit for graduation. With a few new arrivals and lots of new ideas, the department showed itself capable of handling most of the problems that education involves. With financing from the S.E.A. grant and the minds of teachers who cared and were willing to experiment, the social studies or social science class offered a new experience in learning. 22 social studies studies- department OPPOSITE PAGE; UPPER RIGHT. Qumctle Brown CENTER LEFT TO RIG HI Milium Miller. FMam Anderson LOWI K RIGHT: Judy Devin. Miriam Kelley THIS PAGE: UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Lyle Chrutcnscn. Thomas Kcljik. Joseph Jockcuy CENTER LEFT TO RIGHT: Arthur Chtodo. Ted Mahlo LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Baker. Susan Kairics -fine ath fine arts- fine, 4fb frne, fine arts— THIS PAGE: UPPER: Virgimu Jacobson CENTER LEFT TO RIGHT: Julie Saito. Tom Doggctt. Marlvs Hubbard LOWER: Aide Randcc Wallace OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER: Keith Larson CENTER: Judy Ranhcim LOW ER LEFT TO RIGHT: William Ronning. Tom Doggctt 24 ;ne atis ‘fine arts- fine drier -fine arts' fine arl clep4rtmeHlr there is no place on earth like a picture no house of mind untouched by sound nor hands uncreativc 25 THIS PAGE: UPPER: Marcia Hillock LOWER Ellery Johnson OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER: Barbara Gunderson CENTER LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Ryberg. Margaret Shrycr LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Arturo Herrera, Aide Stacy Cook Un cours dc languc ctrangerc n'est pas simplcmcnt I' udc dc la languc. mais il presentc la nouvcllc culture totalc. Fine Frcmdsprachcslundc ist nicht nur das Studiuin der Frcmdsprachc. sondern prasentiert die gan c Kul-tur. Una clasc dc lengua extranjera no cs solo cl cstudio del lenguaje.. .cs la presentation total dc una cultura nueva. Na urokakh inostrannykh ya ykov uchit'sya nyc tol’ko yazyku, a Kul’turc. A foreign language class is not just a study of the language, but it presents a whole new culture. 27 Wanted: More students for business education. Reward: Greater knowledge, higher level of understanding. The Business Education department sent out it’s plea for greater enrollment and interest this year. The department believes that their skills arc a necessary part of a students ability to achieve in higher education. The Home Economics department succeeded in bringing together the Suzy Homemakers of the World” and filled the school with the smells of fresh baked bread. The sounds of printing presses and saws and the smells of sawdust and ink issued from the industrial art room and echoed through the halls. Together these three departments provided the opportunity for students wishing to continue their education in vocational skills to receive a basic and comprehensive background in the field of their choice. 28 OPPOSITE PAGE; UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Slrom. Barbara Opal ink i CENTER LEFT TO RIGHT Phyllis Dalman. Richard Martinson LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT Bernard Robbins. Claude Benson THIS PAGE; UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Louia lacardla.Carol Wogenson (I MIR LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Hakala, Charles Jacobson LOWER: Helen Moac UjSic l ehcabicK 30 .fhuStat] edmdlOH physic education pfttj lcd Health is a very important part of being alive, and that's what physical education is all about. OPPOSITE PAGE; UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean SUncari. Frit Wold. Dagny Waldcland LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT Dagny Waldeland. Ed Prohofiky THIS PAGE. UPPER Jo� cph Arnold CENTER Ed Prohofiky LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Jweph Arnold. Kathy Dye 31 There was a policy at the beginning of the year that once you entered the library you couldn't get out. But like so many of our rules at M-U it soon faded away. However for students who were seriously studying, the library still provided a quiet atmosphere and good resources. And even for those who went in to relax, it was a pretty nice place to be. 32 cadres cadres cadres cadres cadres cadres cadres cadres cadres What's a cadre? Wc didn't know but wc found out. Wc were so moved when we met them that wc wrote a limerick: There once was a school called M-U Whose teachers didn’t know what to do They were lost in a da c Till they hired cadres And now all their troubles arc through! OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER RIGHT: Rita Drone CENTER RIGHT: Marva Webster THIS PAGE: UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Rand) Johnson. Peter Bast LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Gore. Andrew Osta eski. Robert Rose MISSING: Aide Henry Sullivan (They're curriculum specialists) 33 Seventh fltfJe ar Julia Adams Terry Allen Brian Anderson Daniel Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Tamara Ballard Brian Barton Steve Beckstrom Al Bcllcvcau James Bet Sandy Bland Steve Blodgett Barry Bobtck Kathy Bohan Mary Boler Joy Bostrom Tim Bostrom Brett Bowman Robert Britton Allen Brown James Brown Connie Bughcc Larry Canfield Deborah Carr Cathy Chcnette MarcChiodo Bill Cope Brian Corbett � 36 Stephen Crawford Daryl Crockett Harvey Croteau Carol Dahlbery Eugenio Daw is Tom DePcw Deborah Dunn Terry Durushia John Ewing Mary Ferguson Diane Enel Britt Erccma Becky I rcit. Pam Erent Mark Erobo Shelley Gammell Kathy Golden Jeff Hager Frank Hallin Teri Herman Diane Hodge Edwin Irwin Kellie Jones Scott Ken llallctt Ricky Harmening Russell Hetland Hans Hodne John Jaede Laura Justen Goodmanson Rodney Hargest Darrel Harris Darryl Hill Barb Hoisington Liz Jenkins Dan Kenney Jerry Graves Elizabeth Gross Martha Hage isem tUigraders Andrew Hudson Joe Hughes Grace Jin Richard Johns Penny Hill Jennifer Hines Judy Hines 37 swenift rzufers Tern Kenyon Randy Kill Tamm Koski Kim Kusmer (ielcg Kyarsip Arietta I .iHivionicrc Tony LeBahn Anna Iitwmc uk Katie Livingston David Madan Claude Madsen Kim Malchclt Kim Matsuura Craig McKinney Mark McNamara Todd MeVay April Mesna John Mittcco Chris Morgan Sieve M unsinger Dcncec Nord Sherri Olson Alvina Omer Joe Osgar Thor Ottcrncss Theresa Parker Judy Park hill John Peabody 38 (icra Pobuaa Paul Perko Joe Polnas ck Louise Preus Holly Raah David Rasmussen Jill Rainey Roberta Richardson Jodie Robb Mary Beth Roden Della Rootue Karen Rufl David Sa! Michelle Sahlir Katie Schardir Vicky Schnocs Ed Scimon Tim Spcidcl AnncThunn Kevin Ward Jon Wcstcrlund John Williamson ■ Reed Waison Cathy Weinberger Kathleen West by Craig Wester berg Walter Whittaker Theresa Wilcox Cheryl Wilkins Joan Williams Ted Wnkowski Cari Yamry Richard Zajac Aloida Zarago .i setenih graders severdhgraders Dawn Schommcr Jim Schoolcy hero Schul John Schwabachcr Kathy Scribner Geoff Sclt cr Tom Simons Bridget Smith Pam Smith Dennis Soule Ira Spencer JoeSworski Michelle Tabor Beth Tanunclla Shannan Tay lor John Unger Joyce Vessel Kathy Virden Bill Wallace Curt Walstrom 39 Tyson Baker l.aurmda Ballard Eddie Barber David Barnhill Cliff Barker Ruth Ucnjaminson Wendy Bet David Bickcl evfhlh graders eighth jndets Carol Ahlgrc C judi Anton Greta Armour Jeff Aspnes Gay Armstrong Paul Backstrom Vicky Bliss Bob Bohmer Scott Bowman Darlene Brist Flame Brock Raymond Buddc I ce Burris Dave Campbell John Carlson Vicki Carlson Carrie Cartwright Karen Cederherg James Childs John Christensen Michael Church Carol Colbv Laurie Conger Saul Davis Karla Frickv ' Rick Conrad Douglas DePew Ramsey Far Stephanie J’Lyn Eckberg Put Fergus Cunningham Anne Fnglchardt Rita Firs Frances C ai a I.eora Fisker Dorothy Gaal fclivabcth Green David Jim Harris Perry Mil Iyer Maria Iverson Micki Fontaine Mary Gtssdqufct FvthcrGreen Hammcrgrcn Karin Hawkmson Margie Hirsch Bart Ives Steven I riddle Steven Nain Gregorian Judy Hanson Tim Hayden Vicki Holman Chc ron Jarrctt Dawn Fulcher Goodmanson Howard Halim Per Hanson Bonita Hill Susan Hurrcll Mary Jin Vivien Gorham Dixie Harmcnmg Ronald Krueger Mary Kuha Deborah I.anon Cindy l.cland Sandy Lmdback James Ludgale Sian Little Katie MacLachcrn trie Livingston Tim Madan Bob Lorencc Cheryl Mata Roosevelt MarkMalTitt McDuffie Lisa Monson Debbie Nord Alison Maud Kevin MeTier Pam Neumann Peter Panchyshyn Patrick Parker VIary Persson Pam Pobuda Nick Pu ak Kathy Pulkka Glen Rank Barbara Rasmussen Rohm Redin John Reif Laurie Reynolds Mary Richardson Steve Rcvier Bobbi Rhone Matt hew Ruff Kim Wheeler Kathv W hue Mike Wilkin James W ins or trie Youngdalc Jerry Zayac Vicky Zaragoza Kathy Kuvscll Gary Sangren Carrie Schafer Annette Schardin Scott Schommcr Linda Schooley Lisa Scribner Clark Shinglcdockcr John Shivers Judy Smith Jacquelyn Smith Donald Snook I i dd Snurc Monte Spcidcl Lisa Spolyar Hill Stachowski Richard Stahl Andrea Staples Andrea Stccrc Remon Scimon Jon Starr Sara Stein (ireg Stimart Stan Sullivan Charles Tabor Charles Taylor Susan Taylor Artie Thompson Reed Thompson John Thorn Cheryl Vamovsktt David Van Horn Trosky Vincent Donald Walker Russell W all Wcndic W alstrom Alan W arncr Rosalie W'ayc Chris Wcilcr Marcia W elling Norma Westberry Tom West� ood Lynn Ahlgrcn Sandy Balaban Mark Armstrong Maurccna Ballard Jams Arnold Paula Banchy Paul Bcdor Mark Bcrg tcin Jeffrey Besonen Cathy Biekcll Gary Bier Belly Boston Steve Bostrom Daryl Boychuk Ann Braden Jcffcrcy Brekkestrar. Becky BugOcc Margaret Burgard Anna Buvterud Joe Cachiaras Todd Cellotti 44 I.ounc ioldcn Carol Dossc Jonathan Dunmore Susan Dunn Thomas F.ibs David Emerson Bruce Ervin Tim Firic Pixie Fjcldttad Lome Freund Jeff Gill Greg Giuclquist Nancy Dahl Chuck Dailey Alan Dale Paul Darst Vicente Dawis Greg DePew Kay Doctkolt Ronald Donohoc -freshmen fresfttnen freshmen 45 Judy Hart Wayne IlillcMad Patty Hawkinson Chris llodnc Amy Hertzberg Mike Holm Charlotte Houston Lyman Irwin KimJaede Greg Hughes Gary Jacobs Andrea James 46 David Jurgensen Matt Kangas Debbie Kelly Julie Kenyon Rose Kill Dwayne Klick Camcrson Knudson Karen l.arson Marianne Lyle Ale Martynenko C'olccn McCann Michelle Menken Kim Koski Susan Linde mans Lori Mahto Donna Mazurka Beverly McGill Pauline Meyer JakkiKydd Scott Link Scott Marquis Tom Mazurka Angela McGovern Doug Miller Glenn Miller Nancy Miller Lori Nelson Nancy Neumann Rick Morrow Kim Mudge Della Mitchell Mike Moore ‘fr hiywn {r ftnten rr A� n«, ffeshttten freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen 47 Sandy Novatney Debbie Osgar Joe Oviu Miranda Peabody Carol Perko Cheryl Peterson Mike Pobuda Patty Pobuda Jay Pomeroy Stephen Preus Renita Pulley Cathy Rcif Chris Rhone Annetta Richardson Todd Roeder 48 Wendy Rommel Darlene Rose Cheryl Saf Felix Sahlin Mark Saito Mark Sarico Mike Scammahorn Mike Schcllcnbcrg Brian Shea Norma Sheppard Charles Simons Robbie Smit'.j Daw n Simonson Elaine Soderberjj Shannon Debbie Soul Simonson MikcSpcidrl Joyce Slater Becky Stack! Gerald Smith ftt6hm0t -freJfanen -fttsfunetv Gordy Wright t.uann Yamry Peter Young Oliver arngo u Mickey Wallace David Weiler Lisa WcMcrlund Barry White Marlene W'hillakcr Kandy Wilcox Wanda W ildcrson Eddie Williamson Irene W illingham W illiam Willis Laura Stanley Carol St. Clair Donnu Staples Lee Ann Sudduth Steve Touslcy Marcia Trotter Puulu Unger Donna Wall Richard Taylor Mary Tcragawa Sarah Tompson Sandra Thompson Linda Torkildson 49 Debbie Burton Linda Beck strain John Bickcll Put Bohun Chris Brophy Doug Brown Joe Buckhalton Russell Canfield James Clemmons Janet Conger Sylvia Cranncll Steve Craw ford Dorothy DeWitt Jay Doetkott Mark Donohoc Carol DuFoc Joy Eckcr Jeff Fisk r Diana Evanson Jeanne Fit patrk Chris Farah Kevin Frol Dan Fischer Scott Fre t soplutwonzs Sherry Bollinger Crcmclla Chatham Eileen Brandt Leo Chosa Janet C aia Jim Dahl Gary Johnson MikcKangus Mary Koernig Jean luing Peggy Lien Br.an Mankc Dawn McCafthew Gilbert Mitchell Teresa Johnson Craig Kelley JclYKocs Pam Leonard Harlan l.indback Richard Matsuura Dawn McKinney Jon Morgan Doug Kamrud Kit Kilbourn Kevin Krepsky Robert Lewis Nina Litwmc uk Alison MeBurney Bruce McNamara Maggie Munro 51 I on Nelson Wend) Olstead I v nnc Nelson l.comird Osgar MaU Nelson Robin Oswaldson � ait Petroske Gayle Prokasky Sheila Nelson Rodne Oiler ness Paul Plaster George Pu ak MikcRcvicr Neil Schroedcr Randy Schulte Denise Riley Carney Schuck Alan SchwabactMT David Noer Peter Nora Julie Ohlgrcn Richard Sallman Prances Schmitt Steve Ouradnik Brian Panning C hns Peterson David Schumann Dickson Schutjcr TcdPoctsch Susan Rank John Polnas ck Mars Rasmussen Malt Sclt er lee Shinglcdecker Jcun Slctlehaugh Jon Slone Vicky Snurc Carol Sorflatcn Nancy Sorsolcil Vicky Spcidcl Donald Stanck Carey Starr Murk Starr (•us Stein Terri Stokes Sue Straka l.ucretiaSudduth Vicky Talbert Jane Tillcson Kim Tostenson Marty VoPava fatty Wuataja Joe Wagner Scott Watson Michael Westbrooks Anne White Frank Wildcrson John Wmckler l-dmund Wood Joan acherson Clemente Zarugo a Tanya Winikaitti Robin Wochnker Kathy Weingurden Mary Westacott Debbie Westberry Mona Trahing Allan Van Horn Luxnnc Virden Betsy Brandi Hope Britton Greg Brown Julie Budd Lynn Burris Mike Bustcrud Sue Calkins Pat Cassidy Mary Christensen Rodney Church Casey Corbett Judy Cornelius Mike Corrigan Charlie C ai Marie Darst Mary DannhofT Diane Dunn Steve Durrant Edwin Durushia Ronald Farah Robert Anderson Glen Armstrong Karl Ausland Terra Balcngcr Barbara Bartcllc Mike Bates Debra Blodgett Terry Bohmer Becky Borchardt � Jiuvons. Marshall Flippn Diane Friddl: Carol Friede I Jay Gamme! 54 Debbie Holm Noel James John Holmquist Sarmu Julnicks Sian Humphreys Mar) Jefferson Julie Iverson Debbie Johnson Jujuor junior iMHi Rich Goldstein Penny Graves Brian Hammer Bruce Hammer Eric Hailing Shawn Hayden Kurt Hayek Debbie Henderson Kim Hines Katie llirsch David Hjcllum Brad HofT Bob Honington Buck Hollinder James Johnson Rosalyn Jorgensen David Klungscth Lynne Johnson Ted Kirkpatrick DougKnops Lynn Jokcla Dale Klick Dan Kramer juniors juniors Juniorsjuntors Juniors juniors Tini O'Neil Sue Overend Paulette Osgar David Parlin Anne Krislov Roxanne Lewis Clark I.illchci Teresa Little Becky I ucck Larry l.undbcrg George Matxumolo Scott MeBurncy Tim Me Tee Dan Melford Jim Millin Sally Mooney Greg Nelson Gordie Neumann Theresa Nix Geoff MacLcish Sam McLean Grant Moos BevOUtead Carol Margitan Deborah McTicr Gail Mueller Kathleen Omer Randy Schnocs Peter Schumacher Saved Seim on Rick Simonson Joan Slater Mary Slcttchaujih Sharon Sokolik Bill Spivey Rich Stahnke Mark Steerc Cheryl T iguc Mike Thrune Stephanie Todd Jim Wardlaw l ed Wcslacott Robyn Widstrom Pam Williams Rosetta Witkowski Dun Yates Roseann Yund Dale Pomeroy Mike Pope Scott Price Naja Rothgeb I.orric Saito Richard Salas 57 corrie anderson jamie anderson philip barton janice booth rosemaric brandt eric budd ni ames anton Catherine babcock cilery carr john cachiaras sean carmichael beth chiodo jayne Cleveland 61 rogerczaia terri erickson samuci dailey dolores dawis mary jo czaia julie edwards david evanson stacy cook judith dufoe joseph embry rebecca drum susan cope jane curtin nanny cunningham heidi feigal 63 64 marv beth hughes judith hupp SQUens seniors seniors seniors Seniors senior helen guthrie ira hendon mark hillestad 65 margaret kain anita holmes scott kangas camillejackson jonathan kilbourn candace knoph julie jacobson steven leach 66 renee lewis jaye lewis liz jamieson cole jefferson joseph jocketty Christine kos richard kuhn vicky lassman scott lidcn james lind james lindemann 67 bruce livingston debra marquis seniors seniors 68 laura mattson martha meyer tracey miller Stanley lueck marjorie lyle gregory maas eve macleish Pamela novatney karen neumann john ness roger nelson paul pranghofcr joellcn ouradnik maria panchyshyn barbara petroske 70 71 jodene shingledecker connie soderberg Seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors 72 gwen schofield deborah schroedl kirsten scribner james spar judith stachowski lori sorsoleil jane spurgin 73 nancy stone sue torkildson marjorie tridcn john truax 6cniar seniors seniors seniors sent at Stephen swingley mari stack george weeks 74 timala wallen marian tabor mark teragawa aaron tilleson eugenetsui mary ellen virden keith watson ?nior$ seniors seniors seniors- seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors 75 3s florence zaragoza roxanne weeks sandra williams diane winslon katie young Senior senior seniors seniors seniors Seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors- seniors bernhard waldmann matt hew wood Steve Hunt and Helen Guthrie Michael White and Jackie Summers Corric Anderson and Nancy Cunningham George Weeks and Nancy Stone Mike Moc and Barb Petroskc Vince Bailey and Florence Zarago a Peter Ito and Jane Curtin (BELOW) 80 Many schools spend a lol of money for their homecoming. They say it has to be big to be good. This year the students at M-U proved that wrong. They didn't have much to spend in the first place. No. it wasn’t the money that played a major role, it was people. There was a lot of feeling for homecoming this year. People advertising. People decorating. People rehearsing. People organizing. This year it was a success because of people getting involved and it’s people who make people happy. 81 82 83 ‘kbtde debate debate delate debate. debits debate debate debate debate The administration of justice has long been an area of concern for civilized man and increasingly so in recent years. The courts, and particularly the jury, have in the past few years come under heavy fire and hence, become ideal subjects for high school debate. Debating the question. “Resolved: that the jury system in the U.S. should be significantly changed”, M-U’s team attended tournaments at Duluth. Blake,Gustavus Adolphus and Hopkins, among others. Debate was a many-faceted experience not to be forgotten by those involved. 84 $ idle saute setidk s vde THIS PAGE: UPPER: Ethan Seltzer CENTER LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike White, Jay Gammclt, Ira Hendon, Sally Mooney OPPOSITE PAGE; UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: David Mage, Jim Sccdcn, Dan Goldtlcin, Chris Morris, B Debate team 85 bawl bawl bawl bawl bawl bawl l Vid 86 choir dtoir choir choir choir dratyia. 88 mM Sadie futukins xdie hau knts sadfe 89 urhm dfts urban arts urktn arts urban arts urban arts urban arts 91 -fzescjtPol -fmeschool -freesthool 'fre school freeschool 92 -frWSchad 93 SOUTHEAST ALTERNATIVES The Southeast Alternatives Program is designed to offer parents, children and faculty a choice of educational styles and learning climates. This program was awarded federal funds under the Office of Education’s Experimental Schools Program. Operating within the Minneapolis Public School setting and serving approximately 2500 students, the SEA program is exploring several significant questions: ••Can public schools offer VIABLE learning alternatives for parents and children? ••(iiven a choice of learning styles, will parents and children find education more receptive to their needs? ••Is it possible to increase parent, faculty and student involvement in the public school processes? THE CONTEMPORARY SCHOOL Serving children in grades kindergarten through 6th. the Contemporary School places priority on a structured, teacher-directed learning environment. Although the program is committed to providing intense education in basic skills, it is also committed to implementing of promising practices into the curriculum. THE CONTINUOUS PROGRESS PROGRAM Recognizing that children should be allowed to progress through school at their own rate, the Continuous Progress Program was created to serve children ages $ through 12. Grouping is organized totally on an achievement level basis. Mornings arc devoted to the study of math and language arts and the afternoons arc structured to allow children the freedom to pursue classes of their own interest. 94 THE OPEN SCHOOL A firm belief in the importance of providing lor and expanding effective learning underlies the Open School. Children ages 5 to 12 select the type of curriculum that best suits their needs. A basic assumption of the program emphasizes that as parents and children become more involved in their education, it will then become more meaningful and relevant for them. THE FREE SCHOOL Serving 70 kindergarten through 12th grade students, the Free School is the most experimental alternative open to parents and children. Effective development is considered to be the main priority by those involved in the program. Students arc encouraged to assume more responsibility for their education and to pursue those areas that are of interest to them. Apprenticeship programs have been established that enable many students to work with skilled professionals. Effort is put forth to provide many community-wide learning activities for the students. MARSHALL-UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL Transition to a quarter system, creation of 7th and 8th grade team models, exploration of new curriculum und off site learning centers are all signs that the secondary school is striving to offer many educational alternatives for students. Plans arc underway to revise the 7th and 8th grade program and to introduce an expanded counseling program so as to effectively meet the needs of children coming from diverse elementary experiences. 95 UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Dolores Dawis, Gwen Schofield. Kathy Moot CENTER LEFT TO RIGHT: JoFllcn Ouradmk. Vicky Munro. Maria Panchyshyn. Monica Fleischer. Peyt) Kain. Sue Torkildson. Jane Curtin BOTTOM LEF I TO RIGHT: Robert Chiang. David Parlin. Matt Wood 96 UPPt.R LEFT TO RIGHT Keith Watvon. Roger C aia I.OWl-.R LbFT TO RIGHT: Boh Covington. Jane Curtin. Roger C aia 97 98 chearMens ckcerieaJ s cheerte fos A vqiud BACK ROW Noel Jumcs. Carol f-ricddl. Judy Cornelius Jane Curtin FRONT ROW Rotalyn Jorgensen. Sandy Williams. I.orrie Saito MISSING Terri Hrickson. Carolyn Rubingcr B squad BACK ROW Mara Clarke, Andrea James. Marianne Lyle. Wendy Rommel FRONT ROW Kay Doetkott. Vicki Spec del. Donna Wall 99 ms poms poms poms poms poms Carden cs BACK ROW Marjorie Lyle. Lee Ann Sudduth, Yvette Irving. Lucre-da Sudduth. Kenitu Pulley: CENTER ROW Debbie Weslbcrry, Crcmclla Chathum. Teresa Stokes. Mrs. Mary Clark; FRONT ROW' Mrs Bev Colt-nun. Marianne Lyle. Dawn McKinney. Robin Oates MISSING: Kathy Omcr Poms: Phyllis Chatham. Marie Darst. Timala Wallen, Jackie Summers. Paulette Osgar. Julie Edwards, Vicky Lass-man. Becky Borchardt. Helen Guthrie, l-lorcncc Zaragoza. Lynn Burris 100 amkties atrrfettes cardehtes 101 0 105 varsity vutsHy varsity Varsity vAursihy varsity tvctbaJl M-U 14 30 Vocational Coaches Joe Arnold M-U 8 0 St. Anthony Joe Jockctty M-U 14 30 Henry Ed Prohofsky M-U 8 14 Central M-U 6 43 North 10 Joe Jockctty M-U 0 34 Edison 12 Marshall Flippin M-U 0 48 Washburn 13 Tim O'Neil M-U 0 20 South M-U 6 46 West 20 Jim Robinson 21 Jim Lindcmann 22 Mark Donahoe 23 Mike Trotter 30 Erie Budd 31 Tim Johnson 32 Joe Scibcl 33 Vince Bailey 40 Duane Whittaker 41 Stan Humphries 42 Casey Garbina 43 Rick Stahnkc 50 Jay Gammell 51 Brad Gammell 60 Mike Pope 61 Wendell Hill 62 Larry Lundberg 63 John Bolcr 64 Greg Nelson 70 Malt Wood 71 Aaron Tilleson 72 Tom Mitteeo 73 Rodney Ottcrncss 75 Ted Westacott 106 SoJ)hovnotc sopkonu tx $opfu m re of hc� tiz footAr tCl Coaches Fritz Wold M-U 8 16 Roosevelt Lou lucarella M-U 8 18 Southwest M-U 28 6 Vocational 1 L. Erwin M-U 0 0 St. Anthony 4 A.Jackson M-U 0 33 Henry 5 T. Eibs M-U 8 24 Central 7 R. Morrow M-U 6 33 North 9 F. Sahlin M-U 0 27 Edison 11 J. Fiskcr 12 J. Jenkins 13 J. Doetkott 14 M. Starr 15 J. Buckhalton 16 S. Chiodo 17 C. Rhone 19 C. Brophy 20 M. Pobuda 20G. Rank 21 K. Jurgensen 22 C. Kelly 23 B. Sclncss 24 J. Arnold 25 M. Moore 26 D. Tubbs 27 P. Aulwes 29 I). Schumann 30 M. Hughes 31 A. Martynenko 32 M. Trotter 33 M. Schcllcnbcrg 35 M. Kangas 36 L.Johnson 37 G. Ness 38 C. Zaragoza 41 M. Sarico 42 F. Wildcrson 43 G. Stein 43 L. King 45 B Panning 64 M. Sandtrock 71 K.Frolcn 107 A lot of people don't know about cross country. Most think it’s nothing more than running. Surprise, surprise. It's 90fi in the mind. People don’t realize that a runner cannot run without a lot of confidence. With confidence. a runner would run in a tuxedo if he had to. Basically, all long distance runners arc madmen anyway. LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP. Coach Bill L'Hcrault. Dave Evanton,Tad Kirkpatrick. John Mojr, Scan Carmichael BOTTOM Bob Hoisington. Jim Millin. Steve Hunt (co-captain). John Mo). Scan Carmichael (co-captain). Ted Kirkpatrick Dave Klungseth it shown running along the lake NOT SHOW N Chris Morris. Scott Ra mond 10 8 109 VARSITY SCORES MU 38 Central 57 M-U 45 West 43 M-U 44 North 64 M-U 44 Washburn 66 M-U 42 Edison 49 M-U 43 Henry 55 M-U 46 Vocational 59 M-U 43 Roosevelt 55 M-U 54 Edison 74 M-U 48 South 63 M-U 35 Southwest 56 M-U 41 Central 61 M-U 55 West 54 M-U 51 North 73 SOPHOMORE SCORES M-U 52 Central 43 M-U 43 West 45 M-U 44 North 42 M-U 40 Washburn 43 M-U 51 Henry 37 M-U 37 Vocational 20 M-U 52 Roosevelt 36 M-U 54 Edison 42 M-U 60 South 29 M-U 42 Southwest 36 M-U 46 Central 47 M-U 47 West 46 M-U 45 North 42 M-U Washburn 112 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob llotsington. Jay Gammcll. Ted Wcstacott. Sean Carmichael. Bill Spivey, David Evanson, Mike Moc. Karl Ausland. Coach Art Chiodo. LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Ted Kirkpatrick. Jimmy Lindemann. Joe Scibcl. Jimmy Robinson. Scott Raymond. Jim Millin. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager Jon Slone. Lael King. Brad Gammcll. Garry Johnson. Tony Johnson. Greg Gissclquist, Wendell Hill, Lyman Irwin. Brian Manke. Mark Sarico. Coach Ed Prohofsky. LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Morrow. Steve Preus. George Pu ak. Joe Wagner. Craig Kelley. Roger Erwin. Bruce Selncss. Damon Tubbs basketUiU frteketitill 113 hockey hockey hockey hockey hockey hockey hockey i« � i M-U 12 Vocational 1 M-U 5 Minnehaha 3 M-U 15 Central 1 M-U 2 Columbia Hts. 7 M-U 2 Southwest 18 M-U 6 North 8 M-U 3 Roscmount 4 M-U 1 Litchfield 6 M-U 6 Central 7 M-U 4 Murray 10 M-U 1 Henry II M-U 3 Washburn 8 M-U 3 West 9 M-U 4 Edison II M-U 0 Roosevelt 8 M-U 1 South 10 1U VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Casey Corbett. Larry Lund berg Tim Me Fee. Greg Nelson. Casey Garbina. Bruce Livingston. Joe Jocketty Jr. Coach Joe Jocketty Sr. LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Klungscth. Rich Stahnke. Jeff Arnold. Jay Doctkott. Gordon Neumann. Tom Mitteco. Tim O’Neil 115 116 —« y Coach Louis lacarclla. Francis Schmitt. Glen Rank. Aaron Tillcson. Byron Adams. Art Jackson. Coach Chuck Jacobson Lo cr left to right: Dave Bickcll. George Weeks. Grant Moos. Daniel Yates. Philip Barton. Rusty Wall. 117 Olio Wirgau. coach Mike Bates Steve Bostrom Bob Covington Charlie Czaia Stan Humphries Jim Jenkins Ron Klungseth Marcus Magnuson Scott MeBurney Chris Morris Dave Nomura John Winckler Matt Wood otfo's hard wofudenr 118 120 SKI TEAM Corric Anderson Dave Campbell Steve Durrani Scott Frost Jay Kilbourn Kimball Lockhart Dale McCashew Jason McLean Sam McLean Dave Nomura Ethan Seltzer Malt Seltzer Mark Starr Frank Wilderson Edmund Wood Howard Nordby, coach fO K 123 A Badminton team: BACK ROW: Janice Booth. Debbie Holm. Michelle Menken. Mary Jo Czaia, Peggy Lien. Coach Dagny Waldcland. FRONT ROW: Helen Guthrie. Chris Peterson, Paula Banchy, Mary Tcragawa Missing Terri lirickson, Barb Petroske 124 team: LEFT TO RIGHT: Vicky .. Mary Jo C aia. Maggie Munro. Kos. Terri Erickson. Beth Chiodo, Waldcland. Not shown: Linda jj IxUrttfrivn frddmirtivh badminton nanbh h J( uvih ri Gymnastic team UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Wcatacott. Rosalyn Jorgensen. Miff Munro. Lome Sailo. Julie Ohlgren. Coach Cathy Dye. LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Hill, Eileen Brandi. Mary JefTenon. Sue Rank. Terry Cull op. BcthChiodo. Swimming learn: UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Baochy, Penny Hill. Jana Arnold. Michelle Menken. Alison McBurncy. Janet C aia. LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT Jean Sictlehaugh. I auric Hanson. Sue Rank. Barb GaaL Sandy Balaban. 126 127 mow. Seniors SENIORS NOT PICTURED Byron Adams Larry Allen Jerry Anderson Walter Belding Harlan Bird Eugene Buell Kathryn Burgard Brian Bushey James Davis Melissa DcRoodc James Falk David Freier Edward Garbina Chester Gilmore Peter Gray Mary Gregorian Jean Marie Hawkinson Wesley Hayden Pamela Hertz berg Raymond Hethcrington Lise Houlton Richard Hughes Michelle Jackman Richard Jay Wendell Johnson Joyce Kubiski Gary Larson Lois Larson Thomas Lewis Deborah McGovern David Nomura Karl Nordling Brent Olson Robert Olson John Parkhill Deric Pickens Pamela Richards David Richfield Carol Scammahorn Jean Schneider Dean Sense Adele Sommer James Stcckel Jared Stein Wendy Stiller Clinton Slrowder Jacqueline Summers Matthew Thompson Erwin Trotter Terry Watson Linda W'eslerberg Michael W hite Patrick White Gary Wray James W'ray ' 128 130 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from the SOUTHEAST COMMUNITY Mr. Mrs. Raymond Anderson PATRON PAGE The Kydd Family Mrs. Nancy Banchy Mr. Mrs. Frank Lassman Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Barnhill Mrs. Liden Mrs. Anne Barnum Mr. Mrs. Richard Menken Laurel V. Booth Robert Moulton Mr. Mrs. Art Borchardt Mr. Mrs. Harry C. Nora Mr. Mrs. Murray Braden Donald R. Olson Mr. Mrs. Edward Brandt Mr. Mrs. J. Overcnd Mary Corrigan Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Pu ak Mr. Mrs. Arthur Chiodo Mr. Mrs. Leroy B. Sahlin Mr. Mrs. Rene V. Dawis Mrs. Scriven Mr. Mrs. Don Donohoc Mrs. David Seibel Mrs. Rita Drone Mr. Rcmon G. Seimon Maxwell Edison Mrs. Margaret Shrycr Mr. Mrs. George Freicr Mr. Mrs. Robert Slater Bridget Ruth Froehle Mr. Mrs. Curl E. Sodcrberg Lise Gaal Mr. Mrs. Gary M. Soule ThcGlock Family Mr. Mrs. GeorgeC. Straka Esther Greer Mr. Mrs. Howard R. Thornly Barbara L. Gunderson Mrs. Ervin Tilleson Mr. Mrs. Hawkinson Mrs. Howard Triden Jr. Mr. Mrs. Thomas HodneJr. Mr. Lester R. Twedell Steve Humphreys Barbara Uppgaard Mr. Mrs. Leonard Inskip Mr. Mrs. Frank Winsor Mr. Mrs. John Jamieson Otto. Delores Rick Wirgau Mr. Mrs. James Kent Bill Kordaris Bridge Cafe Mr. Mrs. Clint Knudson KQRS Radio Mr Mrs. Walter T. Cleveland Trestman Music Center 133 Aunt Bee's Knitting Bag 1310 S.E. 4th St. Imported and Domestic Yarns “Don't just sit there knit something'' MINNEAPOLIS CONTACT LENS ANDOPTICAL CO. Home of Flexicon Contact Lens 403 I4ih Ave. S.E. 331-3165 MANY THANKS TO THE COLLAGE STAFF OF 1972 Burt Hedstrom American Yearbook Co. DINKY TOWN DIME 325 14 Ave.. S.E. 332-4944 Dave’s Barbershop 415 14th Ave. S.E. 331-9747 Congratulations to Marshall-U students for another Tine yearbook. We invite readers to visit our warehouse showroom store woolen and lambskin products. NORTHCENTRAL WOOL MARKETING CORP. 101 27th Ave. S.E. Minneapolis. Minnesota WASHBURN McREAVY Funeral Chapels Unusual Gift Items Fine China and Glass Donegal Woolcns-Finnish Cottons Houscwarcs-Linens Jewelry-Rooster Tics 400 I4th Ave S.E. 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