Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Math is either hard or easy. There is no other way for it to be. We at M-U had both extremes in our math classes this year. Whichever the case may be with you, math can be as rewarding as turning 19. TH'MlTH'MATM'ilATH'Mi 26

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Opposite Page: Top To Bottom: L To R: Bart McDonough. Joan Williamson. Melvin Hoke. Jim Seeden, Gene Lohman. Carol Horswill, Joan Yesner. This Page: Top To Bottom: L To R: Joyce Anderson. Joanne Sullivan. Bruce Jones. Marlys Hubbard. Nancy Neal. Sue Kairies. Another common term for the open school is Alternative Education. Both words describe the Open School perfectly. The semi-structured atmosphere provides a natural learning environment for the students. The Open School is an excellent opportunity for the development of responsibility and the acquisition of self-motivation. 25

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The world we live in is such a fascinating place. It hides millions of secrets that people miss because they don’t know how, where, or when to look. They forget to ask why. At M-U you can study the stars, ecology, physics, chemistry, biology and a number of other sciences. All of them can answer that question: why. Opposite Page: Top To Bottom: L To R: Lestor Twedcll. George Patten, Leona Hansen, John Walther. Herb Guertin. This Page: Top To Bottom: L To R: Shirley Jumelle-y-Picokens, Norm Glock. Joyce Cryer. Pat Thayer. Bill L'Herault. 27