Marshall Middle School - Cardinal Yearbook (Janesville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1979 volume:

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W M4 4143 stow ML WPWCLQ szm am a N13 ??? TI WEEWK gig: . . ,1 1L I. . ' . Public Schools, Dr. Donald Mrdjeno- W holds four degrees and has a ended three Universities. Dr. Mrdje- novich is Chief Executive Officer ofthe i i Board of Education and is responsible 1 for carrying out the Board's policies and directives. Dr. Mrdjenovich is from Watertown where he had been a superintendent for seven years before coming to Janesville last July. Dr. Donald Mrdjenovich igo Superintendent 1 $0000, wUzL w WW 7L DKUM W Mr. Kussmann speaks to student body. Roger Kussmann Principal Donald Dietz Assistant Principal Hwaw Wwajtmm M PUPIL SERVICES Mrs. Connors Mr. Kleman Ms. Witkin Mrs. Loy Mr. Sorensen Mr.Tyriver r x+3 919W 99:6 ;99 Miss Vevle 9M 9.. WV A 9W 7W SCHOOL PSYCOLOGIST 5V9? 1:952ka Mrs. Revel Mr. Dyke Mrs. Hendrickson Ms. Morris at W '6, Mr. Ostic W 6 Mr. Main Mr. Reich Miss Schuette Mr. Viemeister Hard work pays off. L WNW 'gsgfpo 31. W; gw Alta, $0M WU: hbngum MIOpEIGN LANGUAGE'QJ M a' :6 Mrs. Cullen a . x ' Mrs Danz ' Miss Hathaway Mrs. Kies Mrs. Schlichting SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Batterman Mr. Luck Mr. Sarnow Mr. Weber Mrs. Yeaton Mr. Butts Mrs. Cook Mrs. Duller Mrs. Ehret Mrs. lglar Mrs; Merkle Mrs. MiHer Mr. Pavek Mrs. Randall Mr. Carpenter Mrs. Caucutt Dr. Cramer Mrs. Ferguson Mr. Figi Mr. Lewis Mr. Murray Mr. Nehs Mr. Southworth Miss Stockstad Mrs. Griffin Miss Jung Mrs. Olson Mrs. Sailing Mr. Armstrong Mr. Minor Mr. Quarterman Mr. Rathert PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Lundgren Miss Niebauer Mrs. Nobiensky Mr. Scheunemann Mr. Schmidt Mrs. Thompson Mr. Bennett Mr. Garrett Mr. Knutson Mrs. Leete Mr. Nevins Mr. Pedersen Mr. Rabideau Mr. Salzman Mrs. Scheunemann Mrs. Arnold Mrs. Baldock Mrs. Coller Mrs. Drake Mrs. Ihus Mrs. Miller Mrs. Murphy Mrs. Storti Not pictured: Mrs. Rosinski NINTH GRADE 10 Brenda Baker Karen Barrett Robin Becker Sandra Behling Amy Belding Terri Bennin Berta Beyer Lori Birschbach Bill Black Kirk Blumm Brenda Boardman Barb Bortner Eileen Brackett Jenny Branks John Bultman Jim Burhans Tim Burkhalter Mark Carey Tom Carle Scott Carter Alan Castro Jim Castronovo Kris Castronovo Edgar Catacutan Megan Caulfield Brad Chapin LindaChristensen Stan Christenson Greg Cieslewicz Jodi Clark Renee Clark Rick Clark Mark Cobbs Paula Colcord Lynn Colicott Theresa CoHins Jenny Adamany BobAgard Randy Aide ChrisAldrich Dave Alt RogerAnderson HowieArndt Maureen Ash Tom Athmann Stan Conrow Debbie Cooper Delores Coulthard Becky Courtney Anne Cowie Val Cramer KathyCrandall Mike Crandall LuAnn Crompton Shelly Crull Carol Cullen Tom Cummins Bill Cunningham Jeff Cyr Bob Danielson Jeff Davies Betsi Davis Doug Davis Russ Davis Dan DeVoy Alynne Deaton Andy Deaton Cathy Deeds Lisa Delury Amy Demerath Greg DeVine Arthur Dewey Dave Dewey Karen DeWitt Kasey DeWitt Brenda Dichiria Bob Dietz Kevin Disch Debbie Dooley Kelly Dooley Sheri Drum Laurie Duller Ann Eckert Carla Eckert Andrea Eckrose Randy Ehle Connie Elgas Scott Ellis Andy Emmel Jim Endicott Dan Engh Ken Fanella Bob Fassbinder Lisa Fatjo Donna Fenrick Mark Fetting Dave Finnane Patti Finnane Neal Fletcher Dave Flickner Brian Flint Dan Flood Sheila Flood Waner Folberg Lori Folker Ingrid Forslund Steve Foss Kevin Fox Kim Francis Dave Fraunfelder Julie Friske Sue Frohmader Shari Fuglestad Shauna Fuglestad Amy Gabower Jim Galfano Brian Ganong Dave Garvin Cindy Gerke Glen Gevaart Swim team members working hard. MarkGibney JudyGillen MarkGiIIette Vaughn Gilson Carrie Glaeden Chris Glasgow Kevin Glass MikeGlover Teresa Gorman KylaGosda MaggieGray John Green Gordon Grille Karyn Gronert BeckyGrover BrendaGrover EsmeraldaGuerra ScottGumble Kelly Halfmann Joel Halverson Kim Hamlett DesireeHanel John Haney Tim Harrie Priscilla Harris Charlie Hayes Mary Hein Teresa Heine Mark Helgestad Cyndi Helquist John Hendrickson Shawn Hensel Amy Hessenauer John Hessenauer Jim Hickley Linda Hilt Vince Hoium Cindy Hooper Pat Hoesley Josette Hoppman Terri Howland Greg Hughes 13 14 Shari Hull Mark Jacobboski Cindy Jacobson Julie Jakubowski Bill Janes Chris Jason Mike Johns Kyle Johnson Lisa Johnson Mark Johnson Kandy Jones Cathy Jorgensen Tom Judd Jeff Kai Mike Kalember Jim Kaphing Brian Karlen Nancy Karzel Brian Keegan John Kelly Ron Kettle Kerry King Todd Kjornes Geri Klossner Kelly Knox Suzanne Knox Wayne Koball Gordon Koebler Todd Korotko Shelly Kortesma Carrie Kovacevich Julie Kraus Sue Krause April Kreger Harry Kubiak Rick Kumlein Laurie LaCombe Connie Larson Lane Larson Jim Lee Kent Lietz Heather Linnemann Jodie Lloyd Phil Lone Nene Long Cindy Loos Bob Lorum Dave Lubkeman Colleen Luce Jean MacDougalI Ron Machaj Mary Kay Mair Torn Mair Jeff Malin Monica Marchant Tom Mark Kelly Marklein Jeff Marshall Tom Masterson Tedi McCoy Willis McCoy Leigh McGrath Jayne McIntyre Geri McNamer John McNeil Brent McCabe Betsy McCann Tammy McCaslin Rick McCue Matt McCumber Kathleen McKiIlips Karin McMullen Kevin McMullen Bill McNall Maria McNuIty Terry McSweeny Don Meek Dave Miess Bob Millard Dan Miller Deanna Miller Kurt Miller Mark Miller Kim Miner Mike Mitchell Bob Mortensen Martha Mueller Renee Mullen Tom Murphy Tom Murphy Mike Murray Mike Myers Jon Nedland 15 Golfers Cynthia Sheridan and Pete Steininger examine golf trophies. Carla Nitz Cathy Nordness Jeff Nyborg Tracy O'Hara Carla Oldenburg Rick Olson Karla Ormsbee Mary Oxton Chris Ozburn Anita Parker Dorothy Parker Betsy Pavlik Dennis Pearson Todd Pember Tim Perry Dave Philipps Steve Philipps Dave Phillips Geri Pohlman Diane Porter Rick Potter Stephen Potter Terri Potter Chris Pratesi Eric Pregont Mark Pregont Angela Prestil Jeff Raby Sherry Raimer Gail Reddy Steve Reichard Todd Reith Sharon Remillard Karin Rethlefsen Scott Rice Jeri Richards Kelly Nelson Sue Nelson Becky Neste Denise Neumeller Mike Nicholson Steve Nicks Wendy Richardson Robby Richter Janice Rieple Kathy Riley Bill Rinehart Eric Ritland Eric Roehl Rose Ronek Keith Rosenthal Steve Roth Paul Rowe Leslie Ruble Debbie Rupnow Troy Rutter Francie Ryan Becky Ryan Alan Ryder Patrice Saltzman Tim Sanft Peter Santos Patti Saunders Kevin Schindler Bob Schlegel Mary Schmaltz Randy Schneider Sandy Schuler Jim Schultz Jackie Schumacher John Schumacher Becky Schurman Mindy Schwarz Chris Seibert Wendy Shadduck Julie Sharer Tom Sheehan Cynthia Sheridan Gary Sherman Michelle Sherman Chris Sheilds Council members ham it up. 17 18 Tracie Sime Teresa Simmons Sue Sinkule Angela Smith Jim Smith Kellie Smith Barb Socwell Kecia Solien Pam Splinter Julie Staben Stuart Staeck Jenny Steele Patti Steffensen Gregg Stegge Laurie Steig Lisa Steig Becky Steindl Melinda Steinke Rhonda Stenjem Sue Sterk Gary Stevens Lisa Stratton Troy Streuly Greg Sullivan Steve Sullivan Tim Sullivan Susie Sutherland Steve Swanson Mary Sylla Becky TeBeau Sue Teuscher Dawn Theide Gretchen Thomas Carol Thorp Sara Thorpe Dave Titus Dick Torpy Todd Treder Mike Truesdill Paula Truitt Kay Turner Holly Udell Stacey VanAble Stacy VanDenLangenberg Tricia Vencill Dave Voegeli Brenda Waage Sandy Wagner Mary Wakefield Brenda Ward Jane Ward Joan Warner Jim Watson Wendy Weber Mike Wemstrom Dean Wentler Jodi Werfal Eric White Tony White Chuck Wiesen Jody Wilke Russ Williams Terry Winchell Wendy Winchell Mark Young Tom Zagorski Carolyn Zajicek Donna Zentz Royce Zimmer Dan Zitzer Lynette Zitzner Lori Zunker NOT PICTURED Randy Hanson Paul Jones Becky Kinservik Julie Manthel Debbie McKinney Owen Strawn Kevin Strebe Anthony Wenzel Todd Yaeggi 19 20 EIGHTH GRADE Kathleen Babcock Diana Bamert Mike Barfknecht Quinn Barnes John Barry Lenny Bartelt Anne Basting Mark Bateman Brenda Beecher Karen Benson Michelle Berg Keith Bergeron Sue Bidwell Ruth Blair Fred Blasing Dena Bliss Debra Blum Kim Bollinger Mark Boutelle Sheri Bradbourn Diana Brewer John Brink Jackie Brocker Teresa Brown Mike Brunner Mike Brunsell Sheila Bryant Clarence Buol Patti Burdick Kim Burrell John Busch Chris Bun Gary Calkins Guy Calkins Anne Campbell Jim Campbell Kris Agard Brian Aide Cheryl Anderson Ted Apfelbach Roger Ash Greg Austin Joan Campbell David Carey Tim Cerny Lee Chism Signe Christianson Todd Christopher Dan Clark Andy Cockfield Pat Condon Deanna Conroy Rita Coon Kim Cope Steve Costello Jane Cox Dawn Crawford Jenny Creek Julie Creek Brian Cullen Dean Cunningham Mary Dale Becky DeRemer Sheryl Dean Jeff Dedrick Beth Deeds Denise Delwiche Mark Devine Doug Dewey Neil Dominy Amy Dooley Richard Dyble Mary Eckert Kelly Elver Joe Endicott Judy Engh Mark Espland Kelly Ewing Jill Fassbinder Paul Ferguson Mike Fetting Mike Flaherty Andy Flynn Bret Fogtman 22 Roxann Foley Patti Forrestal Eric Forslund Lisa Foster Jeff Frank Mike Fraser Tom Frechette Tom Freiheit Mike Frey Kathy Frohmader Tom Galfano Jodi Galinsky Diane Garvin Kim Gehri Christine Geidel Steve Geller Shelly Gerner Steve Glasgow Ellen Green Steve Green Lori Greve Debbie Griffen Mark Groshan Carrie Gumble Lisa Halverson Sheri Halverson Kurt Hamilton Kris Hanewall Jeff Hansen Pauline Hansen Dan Hanson John Harrington Cindy Herold Tony Hickey Allen Hohnhorst Ken Holte 5f Mike Goth Paul Gourley Mike Gray Kris Hoopes Becky Hornsey Randy Householder Kim Hunt Mike Indgjer Colette Jacobs Paul Jacobson Clementine Janis Anita Jegerlehner Chad Johnson Jeff Johnson Becky Kamla Jeff Kaster Katie Kaufman Patty Kealey Tammy Kelly Gail Kessinger Tina Kessler Robin Kimball Todd Kimball Steve Kiskunas Sheri Kislia Julie Kjendle Cheryl Knudtson Pam Knutson Ed Koel Diane Kolberg Nicky Kovacevich Grace Kowal Jim Kraus Bill Krueger Ken Kubiak Denise Kuehne Lisa Laack Kurt Landherr Eric Lathrop Tom Lattomus Rita Lawrence Diane Lee William Lee Carrie Leute Ray Lewis 23 Kris Liston Cathy Long Cedric Long Karen Lord Tenya Losching Jim Luebke Jenny Lundstrom Ron Machajewski Steve Machajewski Zita Maciulis Ed Maginot Cheryl Magnussen Kris Marklein Chip Mathews Thad Matzke Terri McCaslin Ronnie McCoy Mike McCue Mark McCumber K. 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McQuade Philip McQuade Jeff McRaven Chris Miess Bryan Miller Kim Miller Ardell Mishleau Darlene Monat Amy Mooney Lori Morgan Shawn Morgan Tim Morgan Pat Mueller Kellie Mullen Mike Murphy Mike Myers Scott Myers Terri Nash Amy Naumann Brad Nicholson Dan Nienhuis Matt Nitz Kerry O'Donnell Brian Oas Joe Olin Jeff Olsen Mike Olson Chris Onsgard Julie Osmond Pete Otto Melody Pageloff Tom Paine Bonnie Paprocki Pam Patterson Kristi Pearson Dave Pecor Kathy Peters John Peterson Lori Peterson Troy Pfeiffer Vicki Porter Greg Pryor Mike Purnell Beth Quade Kathy Ramsdell Ron Rasmussen Debbie Regan Stacy Reichard Shayne Reith Todd Rettkowski Shelley Rhoades Natalie Rhodes Cheryl Rice Becky Riepe Tammy Robeson Dorothy Rondeau Kelly Ross Amy Rossa John Rundell Jon Ruosch Teresa Rusch 26 Tim Ryan Barb Schaller Nancy Scharlau Beth Schiefelbein Brent Schmaling Rich Schmidt Alan Schneider Tim Schuck Sue Schueler Allison Schultz Jodi Schumacher Mary Schumacher Nick Schwarzhoff Paul Seibert Tom Selby Sara Selgren Kris Severson Shelly Shadduck Lisa Shelton Ann Sherwood Steve Simmons Frank Sinkule Kris Sippy Mark Sloat Eric Smith Gretchen Smith Kim Smith Stephanie Smith Kim Snyder Mark Snyder Greg Socwell Jim Solien Nancy Squire Charlie Stanley Kelly Steed Ann Stegge Jodi Steinhoff Peter Steininger Dan Steinke Kathy Sterk Pam Stewart Mike Stibbe Lori Swada Cheryl Swenson Jim Swenson Lori Sylla Wayne Thiele Gina Thiemke Dave Zink Leanne Zitzner Jodi Top Jim Torpy Todd Tregoning Michelle Trewartha Teresa Trudeau Karla Udell Sheryl Ulbrich Amber Van Ooyen Ivy Van Ooyen Brenda Vogel Dette Wagner Beth Walker Brian Walker Dan Wallen Kelly Waterman Carol Wellnitz Debbie Wentler Lisa West Sue Westphal Dan White Michelle White Lori Wildes Russ Wiese Heather Wilke Jim Willi Scott Willi Jnana Williams Patty Williams Daryl Wilson Paul Winchell Dave Wolnick Kelly Woodford Bob Yaucher Frank Youtzy Bill Ziegler Kim Zillmer NOT PICTURED Leonard Boardman Charmayne Boldt John Christopher Mike Gackstatter Carl Hill Fred Jacobson Lori Kleven Dave Kozlov Patty Jo McClellan Blake Pace Lisa Ray Shawn Smith Bill Spangenberg Matt White Laurie Wildes 27 28 Mark Badger Matt Bagley Pat Bangs Steve Barfknecht Carolyn Barth Jim Beam Mark Benedict Robby Benish Kris Bennin Sara Bersell Cris Bertagnoli Doug Besaw Sue Blakemore Kathy Blihovde Bobbie Boardman Laurie Bobsin Mike Boehning Mark Bogner Michelle Boshers Marilyn Boss Eric Breese Lisa Brieske Pat Brieske Sherry Bryant Tammy Bucholtz Jamie Bultman Brad Burdette Jodi Burhans Kellie Busse Maggie Campbell SEVENTH. GRADE Connie Aarstad Henry Abb Heidi Agronin Steve Ambrose Corey Anderson Joel Anderson Steve Anderson Kim Attlesey Patty Badertscher Tim Capelle Sharon Carlson John Castronovo Bob Catacutan Bryon Clayton Jim Condon Jeff Cone Dan Consigny Teresa Conway Dave Cox Adam Crandall Carrie Creek Erich Crossin Tricia Curtis Jim Czubek Teresa Dade Mark Dahlman Janet Daniels Robbie Davidson Derek Davis Renae Davis Joe DeCremer Greg DeVoe Suzi Deaton Steve Decker Dave Dedrick Angie Dooley Sean Dooley Pete Douglas ngid Dowd Chris Dubois Ellen Dyer Tim Eddy Brenda Ede Tim Edgar Peter Edwards Becky Ehle Todd Elliott Diane Ellis Rhonda Engquist 29 Amy Erdman Paul Fetting Brian Field Craig Fieschko Eric Fisher Brenda Flint Jim Flynn Sean Foley Gary Fox Rudy Frank Ann Frisinger Leanne Fugate Loren Fuglestad Suann Furrer Amber Gage Eric Garvin Paul Geise Jodie Geisinger Cindi George Steve Gillespie Joel Gillette Dean Glass Steve Glass Brian Glynn Rhonda Goehl Mike Gorman Howard Green Paul Grille Matt Gross Hugh Gruhn Missi Guenther Jill Haeberlin Brad Halford Sean Halverson Chris Haney Greg Hanson David Harrington Lynette Harris Don Harrison H m . HULMIV L w A u R 1 R s in Tammy Koeberl Brenda Kolberg Joy Kortesma Jeff Hart Lisa Hayes Jim Henderson Shellie Hensel Laura Hernandez Cary Hessenauer Pat Hessenauer Robynn Hevey Amy Higgins Corinna Hill Tom Hillebrand Jeff Hilt Teri Hoesly Tony Hohnhorst Montina Holliday Stefanie Holt David Huber Brad Hulick Jim Hutchinson Allison Janisch Steve Jelinek Laura Jenkins Joann Jennings Sarah Dampier Beckie Jeub Troy Johnson Bill Jorgensen John Kas Lisa Kaster Lisa Keehn Kevin Kellogg Roger Kent Krista Kepp Steve Kies Krista Kochell Scott Kochersperger 31 32 Lisa Krause Nanette Krieser Eric Krueger Pam Kukuk John Kurtz Laurie LaChapell Kathy Laack Jon Lakritz Kim Lawrence - Tina Lawrence Kaare Kein Mary Levy Mary Levzow Nancy Lewis Ron Lewis Eric Liebenstein Eric Linneman Jay Linneman Keri Linneman Dan Lloyd Tracy Lord Bart Lostetter Chris Lynch David MacDougall Denise Machajewski Bob Maciulis Betsy Madden Mike Madden Mark Magee Eric Magnussen John Marchant Brenda Markham Chris Marricle Tracy Marshall Becky Masterson Angie Mathews Rae Mayer Robin Mayer Jeff Mayfield Amy McCann John McCoy Hangin' out at Mr. Murray's room. Brenda McCumber Glen McNamer Brenda Meboe Sheri Meyers Kerri Miller Kristin Monat Jim Montgomery Sally Mooney Danny Moore Dennis Morgan Lynn Mortensen Steve Mueske Jim Nedland Charolotte Nelson Karen Nelson Konrad Nelson Mike Nelson Scott Nightengale Peter Nillis Jody Nitke Renee Novy Jim Dehrke Eric Oldenburg Mike Olson Mike Osmond Steve on Melinda Packard Charles Pavlik Dale Peacock Heather Peich Brenda Perkins Dean Perona Greg Perry Cindy Philipps Ken Philipps Denice Pinnow Beth Platteter Andy Poppas Terri Protesi 33 Michelle Pribble Steve Raby Shawn Rainey Curt Ranum Brett Reichard Renee Rek Renee Reuter Louise Ricci Jeff Richards Diane Rinehart Betsy Roberts Gini Roberts Patti Roeber Tammy Roherty Kim Roll Lisa Rude Tracy Rutter Jamie Sarnow Tom Scheehle Brian Schemehorn Tracy Schmidt Kent Schneider Leslie Schuck Jeff Scott Tim Seibert Kris Shebiel Brad Sheridan Kaaren Sippy Karla Slinde Joe SIusher Jeni Smith Kim Smith Brad Snelson Eric Spangler Annie Speer Randy Speers Lisa Speich Bob Spenle Greg Steele Sue Steffensen Kris Stegge Mike Stewart Stacy Stockheimer Scott Streuly Tom Strunz Theresa Stubbendick Duane Suckow Tom Swanson Scott Tatge Linda Taubert Pam Teal Stephanie Thompson Tim Thompson Mike Thompson Vickie Titus Quyen Tran Tim Trendt Laura Trotter Tammy Tucker Alison VanAble Julie Vine Doug Voegeli Peter Vyhovsky Lynne Ward Charleat Waugh Bill Wayne Steve Welsh Jan White Joe Whiting Chris Wildes Sherry Wilson Jodi Winger Kris Wood Eric Worden Dan Zenk Chris Ziegler Steve Ziegler Gary Zigler Sandy Zuberbuehler Sue Zuberbuehler 35 SMILES AND CHEERS HELP SPIRIT AT MARSHALL Row 1: Carol Cullen. Row 2: Julie Kraus, Carla Eckert. Row 3: Laurie LaCombe, Sue Frohmader. Jenny Adamany, Sue Westphal. Row 4: Sandy Schuler V ,H y The 78-79 cheerleaders were off to a t jumping start this year. They attended boys sports as well as girls. At the games they lead the student body in cheers, and helped promote school pride and spirit. All the cheerleaders attended camp at Whitewater during the summer. There they learned to W w' t t t t 1 t develop new cheers and actions. They are responsible for pompon and cheerleading mini courses. In the spring they train and help elect new cheerleaders. The cheerleaders' advisors were Mrs. Iglar and M , t ' t LMrs.CuIlen. ,,1 that $th GIRUS VOLLEYBALL TEAMS 9th grade Row 1: Gail Reddy, Sue Teuscher, Karen Barrett, Terry Winchell Row 2: Sherry Raimer, Betsi Davis, Tracie Sime, Donna Fenrick, Connie Elgas. Row 3: Coach Nobiesky, Renee Clark, Renee Mullen, Robin Becker, Sue Krause, Lisa Steig. Not Pictured: Becky TeBeau 8th grade, left to right: Tammy Robeson, Pauline Hansen, Michelle Berg, Jill Fassbinder, Shelly Gerner, Sheila Bryant, Anita Jegerlehner, Karen Benson, Ann Sherwood. Coach Mrs. Nobiensky. The ninth grade volleyball team completed this season with second place finishes in the Conference and City meets. The eighth grade volleyball team took first place honors in the City Meet while finishing the season in third place. Coach Nobiensky commented, More important than the records is the excellent conduct and attitude the girls displayed at all practices and games. They represented their parents and Marshall most commendably. 9th GRADE FOOTBALL AND 7th GRADE INTRAMURAL CHAMPS Mr. Pedersen, tne ninth grade football coach thinks that the team is much improved over last year. He also feelsthat the team set its sights on a winning season and through dedication and hard work they achieved this goal. The teams overall record was four wins and oneloss. Row 1: Eric Roehl, Rick Potter, Steve Roth, Dave Finnane, Kevin Schindler, Gary Sherman, Tim Perry, Dan Miller. Row 2: Jim Galfano. Steven Potter, Jim Burhans, Randy Schneider, Jim Kaphing. Jody Wilke, John Haney, Greg Cieslewicz, Mark Fetting. Row 3: Randy Ehle. Ed Catacutan. Tom Athman, Don Meek, Jeff Davies, Neal Fletcher, Steve Philipps, Glen Gevaart. Row 4: Jeff Marshall, Kevin McMullen, Ron Kettle. Eric White. Kyle Johnson, Mark Carey, Jim Smith, John Kelly, Bob Lorum. Row 5: Ken Lietz. Rick Torpy, Bill Cunningham. Bob Dietz, Bob Fasbinder, Lane Larson, Rick Kumlein, Brian Keegan. Row 6: Jim Castronovo. Chris Aldrich, Steve Sullivan, Brian Flint, Steve Swanson, Mike Johns. Mike Nicholson, Tony White. Row 7: Kirk Blumm, Stuart Staeck, Dennis Pearson. Brian Ganong, Randy Aide, Mark Gibney, Kevin Strebe. Row 8: Coach Nevins, Vern Long. Coach Pedersen, Dave Garvin. The Marshall Intramural program is run by volunteer instructors to allow seventh graders to participate in an extra-curricular sports program. These sports include flag football tshowni. basket- ball, volleyball, and track. Also offered is a free swim session twice a week after school. Row 1: John Marchant, Eric Krueger, Mark Magee, David MacDougall. Row 2: Mike Madden, Eric Liebenstein, Tracy Marshall. When asked, Mr. Figi and Mr. Kieman, the eighth grade football coaches, said they feel this year's team's defense was outstanding. The team only gave up two touchdowns. They also added that each boy contributed to a successful season. The team's record was 1-1-1. Row 1: Ray Lewis. Paul Winchell, Jeff Dedrick, Dan Nienhuis. Tim Ryan. Paul Seibert. Row 2: Mark Devine. Jon Ruosch, Mark Bateman. John Barry, Torn Lattomos, Eric Lathrop, Kurt Kandherr. Row 3: Tom Galfano, Mark Sloat, Bill Krueger, Phil McQuade, John Fiundell, Russ Wiese. Row 4: Steve Geller, Greg Austin, Scott Willi, Bill Ziegler, Mike Brunner, Mike Gray, Mike Gackstatter. Row 5: Coach Kleman, Paul Jacobson, Mike Indger, Mike Barfknecth. Coach Figi. Marshallis 100 pound football team was the city champion team this year. The team won three games, lost zero and tied one. Mr. Lundgren, the team's coach, feels the team was a nice group of boys having much athletic potential. He also added that they were the best passing team he's worked with in the last ten years and should help Marshall in the future to win more cham- pionships. Row 1: Jim Kraus, Mark Espland, Mike Olson, Mike Purnell, Bob Yaucher, Brad Nicholson. Row 2: Jim Cope, Eric Smith, Jeff Kaster, David Zink, Pat Condon, Kurt Hamilton. Steve Simmons. Row 3: Tom Frechette, Eric Forslund, Mark Groshan, Jeff Frank, Kelly Steed, Tom Freiheit. Row 4: Jim Torpy, Ron Rasmussen. Paul Gourley, Pat Mueller, Dean Cunningham, Jeff Hansen, Mike Fry. Row 5: Steve Costello. Tom Selby, Bryan Aide, Ken Holte. Jim Luebke, Mark McCumber. Row 6: Coach Lundgren, Brian Walker, Asst. Coach Bill Durham. 41 GOLF WAS TEE - RIFFIC This year's golf teams worked very hard. The ninth grade team was undefeated. This year's eighth grade team had a record of six wins and two losses. The ninth. grade team must be doing something right to have been undefeated for two years, com- mented Coach Nehs. They will be a tremendous addition to the Craig team. With dedication they could be as good as they wanted. They deserve a lot of credit. The eighth grade team is the most improved team Ive ever had, he added. Doug Davis was the player with the best average on the ninth grade team. Rick McCue had second place and Toni Mark had third. The eighth grade star player was Ed Maginot. Row 1: Bill Black. Rick McCue, Dorothy Parker, Steve Reichard. John The second bGSt average was held Hendrikson. Row 2: Tom Judd,Tom Masterson, Cynthia Sheridan, Tom Mark. by Jeff Olsen, With Alan SChneider Row 3: Kurt Henning. Vince Hoium, Doug Davis. Ken Fanelia, Rob Richter. coming in third. Pete Steininger whiifs. Row 1: Ed Maginot, Dan White, Aian Schneider, Dave Pecor, Row 2: Jamie Campbell, Pete Steininger, Dan Steinke, Jeff Olsen, Paul Ferguson. 42 TENNIS TEAMS ARE ON THE BALL 4p QJS' h we Row 1: Maria McNulty, Eric Pregont, Brenda Baker, Bob Mortensen, Monica Marchant, Tom Murphy, Mike Wemstrom, Kellie Smith. Row 2: Cathy Deeds, Becky Ryan, Alynne Deaton, Priscilla Harris, Nancy Karzel, Jean MacDougaIl, Linda Christensen, Chris ,Shields. Row 3: Roger Anderson, Francie Ryan, Gretchen Thomas, Terry McSweeny, Dawn Thiede, Martha Mueller, Amy Hessenauer, Julie Staben, Coach Murray. Marshall's ninth grade tennis team had a winning season with four wins and only two losses. Bob Mortensen added to the team's glory when he earned first place in the 1978 conference meet. Coach Murray feels this year's eighth grade team had the most talent Marshall's ten- nis teams have ever had. The team's overall score was eight wins and no losses, with only three points scored against them. Row 1: Dan Clark, Beth Deeds, Robin Kimball, David Carey. Row 2: Coach Murray, Thad Matzke, Todd Tregoning. Stephanie Smith, . . . . . : . h . . Rich Schmidt serves an ace. Tuna Kessler, Kns Slppy No! pictured Rich Sc mldt 43 BOYS, BUCKETS SWISH TO VICTORY The Marshall ninth grade team finished the season as undefeated champions of the league with a 12-0 record. This year's edition of the Cardinal basketball team featured strong team play which resulted in six school records being set: Most field goals in one game i39i, Best field goal percentage in one game i64Wai, Most points in one quarter t31i, Highest offensive average i74i, Field goal percentage for the year i55Woi, Rebound average for the year MD. This year's eighth grade team finished 9-3 for the season, taking second place in the Conference games. Balanced scoring was a strong point for this team. Three boys moved into the top ten scoring averages this year: John Barry - 41B, Eric Lathrop - it8, and Phil McQuade - 4:10. This team also set a record for the best offensive scoring average - 50.6 points pergame. Coach Pedersen said, This team was a pleasure to coach. They hustled at all times - win orlose- and always kept a good sense of humor. This made for a most enjoyable season. 44 Kneeling: Mgr. Amy Hesseneur, Brian Ganong, Steve Swanson, Bob Lorurn, Bill Black, Rick McCue, Jeff Malin, Tom Commins. Standing: Stephen Potter, Bob Dietz, Steve Roth, Dan Miller, Tom Mair, John Kelly. Coach Figi, Lane Larson, Tim Perry, Mike Meyers, Jim Lee, Rick Kumlien. Not Pictured: Bob Fassbinder. Kneeling: Todd Christopher, Jeff Hansen, Dan Clark. Mike Olsen, Mike Frey. Carl Hill. Standing: Bill Lee, Paul Seibert, Rich Schmidt, Biil Krueger, Mike Gray, John Harring- ton, Coach Pedersen. John Barry, Eric Lathrop, Tim Ryan, Phil McQuade. Jeff Olson, Bob Yaucher, Dan Nienhuis. Not pictured: Mark Devine, Mgr. SUCCESS STORY FOR GIRLS9 BASKETBALL Row 1: Sue Krause-manager, Melinda Steinke, Becky Grover. Leigh McGrath. Amy Hessanauer, Gretchen Thomas, Dawn Thiede. Row 2: Coach Caucutt, Ann Eckert, Stacy VanAble, Julie Kraus, Julie Friske, Sue Teuscher. Row 1: Beth Deeds - manager, Mary Eckert, Kris Hanewall. Carrie O'Donnell, Anita Jegerlehner, Pauline Hanson - manager. Row 2: Natalie Rhodes. Amy Dooley, Rita Lawrence, Debbie Regan, Tammy Robeson, Shelley Rhoades, Coach Rhoades. Row 3: Ann Basting, Pam Sterk. Signe Christianson. Shelly Gerner. Teresa Trudeau, Cheryl Rice, Jill Fassbinder. This year eleven girls out of twenty two made the ninth grade basketball team. Coach Caucutt said she had a great time and experienced a good season. The overall record was three wins and three losses. Eighteen out of thirty three girls were chosen for this year's eighth grade basketball team. Practices were held every night after school during the regular season. Coach Rhoades said she enjoyed working with the team. Their successful season record was six wins and no losses. MARSHALUS MARVELOUS MATMEN Row 1: Jim Shultz, Bob Mortensen, Brent McCabe. Greg Hughes, Ken Lietz, Charlie Hayes. Pat Hosley, Dave Garvin. Kevin Schindler, Jeff Nyborg, Neal Fletcher, Dennis Pearson. Row 2: Bob Schlegel. Russ Williams, Rick Potter, John Hessenauer, John Burhans. Greg Ciezulwitz, Randy Aide, Brian Flint, Tim Sullivan, Ron Kettle, Dave Phillipps. Row3: Brian Keagen, Eric Pregont, Dave Finnane. Glen Gevaart. Coach Armstrong, Kevin McMullen. Not pictured: Bill McNaII. This year Bob Mortensen and Char- lie Hayes were named Most Improved Wrestler and Most Valuable Wrestler, respectively. In an interview, Kevin Schindlertold what it was like to be a member of the wrestling team. Being on the team is hard. We usually stretch, run, or wres- tle, depending on how coach feels. Coach Armstrong is a good coach and he explains himself well. He gets mad at times, but it is for the benefit of the team. This year's team is smaller than last year's team, but next year's team will have a lot of experience and strength. When asked if the crowds made a difference, Kevin said, They don't when you are on the mat, but they really do help before you go out. Marshall finished with a three win, Wrestlers roll up after meet. five loss record. 46 WRESTLING 8 IS GREAT This years top eight grade wrestlers were Mark Bateman and Mike Indjer, who were both undefeated for the entire sea- son. Coach Scheunemann says this was one of the finest teams he has ever coached. The score may be misleading but this really was an excellent team; all of the matches were close and the record could have easily been 4-0. The boys all improved over the season and next year they are expected to be a tough team to beat. Row 1: Jim Swenson, Tom Selby, Bryan Aide, Brian Walker, Brent Schmaling, Joe Olin, Mike Murphy. Flow 2: Jeff Kaster, Mark Espland, Mike Myers, Paul Winchell, Steve Geller, Tom Galfano, Wayne Thiele. Row 3: Tom Lattomus, Mike Indger, Mark Bateman, Russ Wiese, Paul Jacobson, Coach Scheunemann. Not pictured: Mike Purnell, Mike Nicholson, Ray Lewis. Above: Jeff Nyborg goes for a pin. Flight: Coach Armstrong anticipates the outcome. 47 BOYS PLUNGE INTO VICTORY The eighth grade swim team has many fine individual swimmers on it. If they continue to improve at the present rate they will be conference champions in both eighth and ninth grades. Coach Rabideau feels the boys are very easy to work with and try very hard. According to Coach Lewis, the ninth grade team has made an excellent effort. They have made great improvements over the sea- son. Approximately twenty-two boys are on the team. More people have joined swim this year than ever before. Each swimmer had a good attitude and cooperated very well. Coach Lewis says he is proud of the team for their ability to work and improve themselves. Seated: Bill Rinehart, Tom Murphy, John Bultman, Rick Clark, Dick Torpy, Kevin Fox, Andy Deaton. Kneeling: Mike Truesdill, Mike Kalember, Bill Janes. Mike Mitchell, Roger Andrson. Tim Sullivan, Bob Agard. Tom Judd. Standing: Greg Devine. Mgr., Jeff Malin. Jim Lee, Chris Aldrich, Matt McCumber, Dave Voegeli, Jim Burhans, Dave Phillips. Ch ris Pratesi. Mgr., Coach Lewis. Not pictured: Howie Arndt, Allan Castro, Greg Stegge. Owen Strawn. 48 Row 1: Daryl Wilson, Jim Torpy, John Brink, Steve Kiskunas. Row 2: Frank Sinkule. Jim Soiien, Mike Myers, Frank Youtzy. Row 3: Quin Barnes. Jim Cope. Mark McCumber, Mike Fetting. Row 4: Coach Rabideau, Mike Frey, Dan Steinke, Paul Siebert, Tom Lattomus, John Harrington. Not pictured: John Bush, Pete Steininger, Todd Kimball, Kelly Steed, Tim Ryan, Ron Rasmussen, Dave Pecore, Randy Householder, Shawn Morgan. GIRLS SWIM TO VICTORY The ninth grade swim team was undefeated in dual meet competi- tion and they also won the City Meet this year. They easily dominated their opponents winning at least eight of the ten events. Amy Gab- ower, Francie Ryan, Gail Reddy, Barb Bortner, Maria McNulty, and Brenda Baker all broke city records. The team's successes were due to balance, depth and a hard working, winning attitude. It was a pleasure working with such a classy group of girls, said Coach Thompson. Pool edge left to right: Kecia Solien, Cathy Jorgensen, Julie Sharer. Diving board left to right: Shauna Fuglestad, Sue Nelson, Amy Gabower, Francie Ryan, Jean MacDougall, Brenda Baker. Gretchen Thomas, Gail Reddy, Maria McNulty, Alynne Deaton, Sharon Remillard. Kneeling left to right: Shari Fuglestad, Carol Thorpe. Shelly Crull, Barb Bortner, Kellie Smith, Melinda Steinke. Standing left to right: Paula Truitt, Coach Thompson, Stacey Vana- ble. Teresa Simmons, Kelly Nelson, Shaun Hensel, Patty Saunders, Manager Pam Splinter. Not pictured: Sheri Drum, Renee Clark, Karin Gronert, Debbie Rupnow. Twenty-four very dedicated eighth grade girls comprised this year's Championship team. Compe- tition was a new experience for many of them. Their abilities were varied but each showed much pro- gress as the season progressed. All worked together as a team as a result tied for the conference title with a 3-1 record. second places, thirteen third places. and This team took first place in the City Meet winning twelve first places, two one fourth place honor. Patti Forrestal set a new Jr. High record in the 50 yd. back- Seated on diving board: Robin Kimball, Terri Nash. Nancy Squire, Lori Mor- gan, Patty Forrestal, Debbie Regan, Beth Deeds, Pauline Hanson. Seated poolside: Shelly Rhoades, Kristie Pearson, Patty Kealy. Kneeling: Cheryl Mag- nussen, Signe Christianson, Ann Stegge, Natalie Rhodes. Standing: Kelly Ross, Amy Rosa, Kris Marklein, Tina Kessler. Not pictured: Sherri Bradburn, Jennie Lundstrom, Teresa Rusch, Gretchen Smith, Pam Stewart. stroke. it was a group for whom I was proud to have been their coach, said Coach Nobiensky. 49 BOY,S SPRINT TO VICTORY The 1977-78 boys ninth grade track team's highlight was coming in a close second in the invitational meet which included all Madison schools. School records were set by Don Burrel in the hurdles. A con- ference record was set by Tom Basting in the 880 yard run. John Lami set the pole vault record. Coach Pederson comments: This was one of the best teams welve ever had. They placed a strong 2nd in the conference under strong competi- tion. He also added, This team was a great team to work with because each member had an excellent at- titude. Row 1: Dennis Fitch. Don Burrell, JeffWaIker, Bob Lawrence, Bill Kealy, Flandy Peters, Duane Worden. Row 2: Dave Carpenter, Toby Anderson, Alex Poppas, Matt DeWitt, Kevin Wileman, Joel Kreiser, Doug Smith. Row 3: Kevin Krause, Gregg Dopstadt, Brian Adamany, Francis Ray, Dave Douglas, Vic Colcord, Scott Greenhow, Brad Pieffer. Row 4: Greg Farnham, Gordie Lynch, John Lami, Tom Basting, Terry Edwards, Jeff Buol, Dave Dewitt, Bob Henning. Row 5: Don Lawrence, Ted Kinnaman, John Forsland. Trav Hardy, Ken Dean, Mark Synder, Tony Tucker, Mark Weber, Ed Swanson. Row 6: Coach Scheunemann, Coach Pederson. The eighth grade track team, after being undefeated all season, won the conference championship for the first time. The Conference meet scores were: Marshall 70, Beloit Roosevelt 42172, Edison 41172, Beloit Lincoln 3572, Franklin 1872. A conference record in the mile run was set by Bill Cun- ningham. A school record was set by Mark Helgested in the triple jump. Coach Pederson says, The team worked very hard together all season. Flow 1: Eric Roehl, Rick Kumlein, Dan Miller, Steve Roth, Dave Finnane, Steve Swanson. Row 2: Doug Davis, Wayne Koball, Tom Masterson, Steve Foss, Alan Castro. Row 3: Mark Carey, Jim Smith, Steve Sullivan, Mark Helgestad, Howard Arnt. Row 4: Chris Ozborn, Roger Anderson, Tim Burkhalter, Troy Flutter, Scott Ellis. Row 5: John Kelly, Ron Kettle, Bob Schlegal. Mark Fetting. Randy Ehle, Bob Dietz. Flow 6: Coach Scheunemann, Coach Pederson. 50 Flow 1: Beth Nelson, Darcy Vogel, Ann Iglar, Kathy Keating, Tracy Hilt, Michelle Morgan, Sue Bateman. Row 2: Jenny Consigny, Gretchen Frechette, Kristi Dietz, Amy Foreman, Nancy Terry. Ronette Gibney, Patty McCann, Jane Roehl. Row 3: Karen Klawitter, Amy Mills, Cou rtney Owen, Phyllis Creek, Frances Zirbel, Carolyn Farley, Chris Pateros. Row 4: Wendy Scheller, Shelly Ritz, Kathy Cerny, Lisa Steinke, Mary Clark, Alyce Monahan, Roxanne Rust. Flow 5: Brenda Smith, Teresa Sanft. Kim Grover, Coach Niebauer, Angie Jensen, Patty Slusher, Jenny Burns. The 1978 eighth grade girls' track team had an undefeated season. There were forty girls par- ticipating. Coach VanGaIder recorded six individual first places, seven second places, and three third places. Sue Frohmader set a city record in the 100 yard dash with a time of 12.8 seconds. According to Coach VanGaIder, the girls were not only fine in track participants, but were all around good athletes. GIRLS COME IN F IRST The 1978 Marshall ninth grade girls, track team had an outstanding season. They were un- defeated in all their meets, including the city meet. New school records were set in eleven of thirteen events. According to Ms. Niebauer, this team was composed not only of outstanding athletes, but also of good students and school leaders. Row 1: Terri Winchell, Connie Elgas, Jeri Richards, Sue Nelson, Tracie Sime, Terri Potter, Kellie Smith. Row 2: Mary Wakefield, Patty Saunders, Sue Teuscher, LuAnn Crompton. Brenda Baker. Ann Eckert. Row 3: Becky Grover, Tammy McCaslin, Sandy Wagner, Sara Thorpe, Denise Neumueller, Renee Mullen, Cathy Deeds. Row 4: Melinda Steinke, Pam Splinter. Kyla Gosda, Sue Krause. Anita Parker, Shelly Kortesma. Julie Staben. Row 5: Karen DeWitt, Val Cramer, Carrie Glaeden, Coach VanGaIder. Not pictured: Jane Ward. 1 - Bob Fassbinder tips it to the red. 2 - Gail Reddy displays bump form. 3 - Sandy Wagner flys like 3 Cardinal. 4 - What next coach? 5 - Awaiting the serve. 6 - Coach Pederson gives instructions. 7 - Girls take a break. 8 e Brenda Baker crosses the finish line. 9 - Bob Mortenson in action. 10 - Wrestlers watch the action. STUDENT COUNCIL GOVERNS A GOOD YEAR .40 h L van 0': i UitCQLK 6:; x l X f .5 4 GUC- 'Ci i k i ,z' 1 .ie . tau 515161.344 Cm W3 473' V4 i717: 'H' 4 1 :' i C: 1 ,kL. I70 i614; mgr Wu P h oi; rs- i I l ZQCMJZ Oh. pxifjiLuVE: SL1 HQHQ S Dvw4 you khcw 011fo01; HQ; 54 7710121; Iief Kidi' Student Council Officers: Left to Right: Eric Ritland, Vice President; Brenda Baker. President; Nancy Karzel, Secretary; Wayne Koball, Treasurer. The Council advisor, Mr. Tyriver, felt this year's council met its goals, and that a tradition has been established in that the last several years have seen outstanding accomplishments by each council; Enthusiasm, ex- cellence, and leadership have been characteristic qualities of each group. The goal of the student council this year was to promote school spirit and sup- ,ort, and to involve more students n ,hooi activities. Such projects as he Christmas Door Decora- tion contest, wrapping presents for the Salvation Army, and giving goods to Echo helped fulfill their aims. For the convenience of the students, the Council purchased a movable cart and sponsored a traveling store. Also, the council strongly suggested that school zone signs be provided for Marshall, and they worked for the improvement of the Janesville bus system. A major undertaking that the students initiated and completed was raising over $1000 for Mr. Clark, a teacher at Marshall with expensive medical bills. The council sponsored dances, had student exchanges with Edison and Franklin, provided guides for various functions, and sent students to a Madison Stu- dent Council Conference. Forensics is a very rewarding activity for Marshall students. The team partic- ipated in five tournaments with other Southern Wisconsin junior highs. The students were extremely successful and gained enormous experience in the areas of interpretation of literature and prose speaking. Mrs. lglar feels, The benefits from participating in Forensics can be end- lessly profitable. The music department performed the musical Scrooge this December. The show was very successful and quite different from anything that had been done before at Marshall. Miss Schuette feels the large cast overcame the many problems a show of this scale may involve. She also said it was a very valuable experience for the cast members. Marshall's all school play this year was The Bad Children which was performed this February. It was a comedy takeoff on Hansel and Gretel. the classic folk tale. Mrs. Ran- dall, the director, thinks the large stage crew did an excellent job on the gin- gerbread house and the ten foot tree. This is the first play at Marshall with specially made sets. Mrs. Randall said, I enjoyed working with the cast members and stage crew. F ORENSICS AND PLAYS Row 1: Heather Linnemann. Cyndi Helquist. Kelly Halfmann, Kim Francis, Amy Gabower, Dorothy Rondeau, Lisa Stratton. Row 2: Mrs. lglar, Kelly Waterman, Andy Poppas, Betsi Davis, Suzanne Knox, Donna Fenrick. Row 3: Grace Kowal, Eric Ritland, Torn Cummins. Willis McCoy, Chris Ozburn, Kandy Jones. Karen Barrett. Not pictured: Jenny Creek, Kris Marklein, Mike Mitchell, Shawn Rainey, Becky TeBeau. Left to Flight: Tim Harrie, Doug Davis, Cyndi Helquist. Becky Kinservik, Bill Ziegler, Chris Glasgow, Jim Smith. Not pic- tured: Frank Youtzy. Scrooge cast and crew after a night performance. 55 DRAMA CLUB AND STAGE CREW Flow 1: Michelle White, Brenda Beecher. Dorothy Rondeau, Kelly Luce, Judy Gillen, Holly Udell. Row 2: Jeff McRaven, Tim Harrie, Cindy Hopper, Chris Glasgow, Angela Prestil, Wendy Weber. Row 3: Karen Benson, Kandy Jones, Doug Davis, Pete Steinin- ger, Cyndi Helquist, Jim Smith. This year's stage crew man- aged all of the lights and builtand designed props for ltScrooge and Bad Chidlren. They also assisted in make-up and student directing. The stage crew should be commended on their great amount of organization. This year's production could never have been put on without them. 56 Drama Club has been underthe direction of Mrs. Randall. With the help of Miss Schuette, and the music department, the Drama Club performed the well known musical, Scrooge. Members also participated in the all school play, tlBad Children, a takeoff from Hansel and Gretel. One member summed up her expe- riences in Drama as being a Hgood way to express feelings other than your own. Row 1: Dorothy Parker, Jane Ward. Michele White, Kelly Luce, Judy Gillen, Shawn Flainey. Row 2: Karen Benson. Tim Harrie, Scott Flice, Kerry OlDonnell. Heather Linnemann. Row 3: Cindy Hopper. Pete Steininger, Chuck Wiesen. Tom Murphy, Steve Kiskunas. REDCOAT Fiow 1: K.C. McQuade. Lisa Delury, Tedi McCoy, Dorothy Parker. Becky Stiendl, Stephanie Smith. Row 2: Mrs. Danz, Frank Youtzy, Cheryl Anderson, Daryl Wilson, Laurie LaChapell, Suzanne Knox, Priscilla Harris, Jane Ward. Row 3: Chris Ozborn, Mary Kay Mair, Sheiia Flood, Carrie Glaedon, Shari Fuglestad, Eric Ritland. Redcoat staff members worked many long hours to put out eight issues of this year's newspaper. Staff members worked on interviewing skills, layout methods and reporting techniques. They also learned the importance of meeting deadlines, and how to work under pressure. Redcoat advisors this year were Mrs. Schlicting, Mrs. Danz, and Ms. McCabe, Mrs. Danz summed up her experiences with Redcoat staff members when she said, Working with and getting to know the staff members has been a thoroughly enjoyable experience. YEARBOOK Row 1: LuAnn Crompton, Gretchen Thomas,tSuzanne Knox, Cathy Deeds, Renee Reuter, Maria McNulty, Becky Kinservik. Row 2: Sheri Drum, Sue Frohmader, Brenda Baker, Anita Parker, Cathy Jorgenson, Debbie Cooper, Joan Warner, Megan Caulfield. Row 3: Lisa Delury, Melinda Steinke, Julie Staben; Lynette Zitzner, Shauna Fuglestad, Anne Cowie, Ms. Morris. JOURNALISTS WORK HARD Row 1: Betsi Davis, Carrie Glaeden, Terri Bennin, Sheila Flood. Karen Barrett, Kecia Solien, Chris Ozborn. Row 2: Amy McCann, Lynne Mortensen, Jane Ward, Michelle Trewartha, Pat Brieske. Karin McMullen, Kellie Smith, Betsy McCann. Row 3: Shelly Kortesma, Susie Sutherland, Becky Courtney, Connie Larson, Eileen Brackett, Ms. Witkin. Not pictured: Mindy Schwarz, Mr. Peterson. The Cardinal Yearbook staff and advisors worked long hours to put this book together. It was a journalistic learning experience from the dummy layout sheets to picture selection, counting picas, writing copy and finalizing NCR sheets. Each girl was assigned several pages and was held responsible for their completion. We sincerely hope youenjoyyour copy of this year's Marshall Cardinal. These layouts are super! GIRLS LEND A HAND Seated: Jane Ward, Lisa Stratton, Joan Warner, Nancy Karzel. Linda Christiansen. Row 1: Kellie Smith, Alynne Deaton. Jodi Lloyd, Betsi Davis, Maria McNulty. Row 2: Valerie Cramer, Besty Pavlick, Cathy Jorgensen, Terri Bennin, Gretchen Thomas, Julie Staben. Not Pictured: Patti Finnane. Row 1: Sandy Behling, Tracie Sime. Chris Shields. Row 2: Lourie La Combe, Sue Fromander, LuAnn Crompton, Cindy Hopper. The main office student aids are a group of girls that have given up a five-day per week study hall to userve and learn in the office. These girls answer the telephone, receive and deliver notes, do sorting, coun- ting, and help the secretaries with various tasks. In the attendance center, girls pick up attendance cards, record tardies and absences, and return cards to teachers. The bulletin board girls do boards on every floor and the cafeteria. They gave up their study hallsjust to work on these boards. They have certain dates when the boards are changed, and they use their own ideas which are approved by Miss Schuette. They also have to repair the boards when they are damaged by the student body. They are a good group of girls that need no reminding to get their work done, said Miss Schuette. 59 AUDIO VISUAL AND ART CLUB PARTICIPANTS The Audio Visual staff is a group of volunteers who giveupfreetimeto handle audio-visual equipment, students deliver and pick up equipment, to and from teachers for classroom use. In addi- tion to their duties on the staff, many students are specially trained for work in the darkroom helping with the WMAR R.V. show, and being on the stage crew. They also run the sound system for the school dances. Mr. Peter- son, the A-V- adVisorv said, How 1: Charmayne Boldt, Tom Murphy, Kent Schnieder, Dave Meiss. Row 2: HA position on the audio- Tammy Koebrel, Sherry Raimer, Lisa Spike, Cindy Phillips. Row 3: Stan - - Conroy, Troy Rutter, Stacy VanAble, Tony Hickey. Row 4: Chris Ozburn, Brad V'suaI Staff . I? one Of Sheridan. Greg Devine. Jeff Malin, Chuck Wiesen. Row 5: Kerry King, Lisa re S p O n S ' b ' I 'ty 3 n d Shelton. Matt Nitz, John Green, Tim Harrie, Chad Johnson. respect. Their job is to be of service to the teachers and students. Row 1: Angela Prestil, Wendy Weber, Mary Hein. Row 2: Jon Lakritz, Jane Ward, Joan Warner, Sandy Wagner, Robin Becker, Sarah Dampier, Diane Porter. Row 3: Rick Clark, Sara Thrope, Priscilla Harris, Renee Davis, Michele White, Karin Rethiefsen, Absent: Karen Mc- Mulien, Carla Nitz. The Art Club is a new club at Marshall this year. All members have an above average interest in art and have concentrated on individual studio projects. They have worked on school beautification projects including the school's waste cans. Field trips were scheduled throughout the year with trips to the Lane-Blackbourn Gallery. A bake sale was held to raise money for the field trip and other operating costs of the club. The club has also sponsored an exceptional art member to go to a summer art studio. The enthusiasm and the great ambition to learn more about art has made the Art Club a success. Row 1: Kim Hamlett. Shauna Fuglestad, Renae Davis, Delores Coulthard. Willis McCoy. Row 2: Maureen Ash, Amy Demerath, Clementine Janis, Brenda DiChiria, Jon Lakritz. Rows: Eileen Brackett, Jodi Dehumacher. Francie Ryan, Martha Mueller, Brenda Ward. Not pictured: Mindy Schwarz. Cindy Herold. Row 1: Jeff Dedrick, Terri Winchell, Dorothy Parker, Mary Schmaltz. Row 2: Tim Burkhalter. Alan Castro, Ken Lietz, David Voegeli. Gordon Koebler. Row 3: Jim Burhans, Wayne Koball, Bob Dietz, Mike Gray, Mark Carey. Doug Davis. STUDENTS MAKE USE OF STUDY HALLS This year there are sixteen stu- dents librarians. Each person works during his or her study hall. When asked her opinion of the students, Miss Vevle said she feels that each one is invaluable. The student librarians check out the books. card them, and return them to the shelves. Instead of having a study hall, towel assistants help outihthe Phy. Ed. department. The bQ , 'halk the field for fall and sprihga'activities, and, along with the girls, hand out towels and demonstrate techniques in sports classes. HONOR BAN D WOODWINDS Row1: Ellen Green, Pam Stewart, Theresa Gorman, Debbie Cooper, Connie Larson, Lenny Bartelt, Dena Bliss, Diane Kolberg, Joe Olin, Andy Cockfield, Doug Dewey. Row 2: Kim Snyder, Judy Engh. Sherry Kislia, Becky Kamla, Becky Reipe, Cathy Jorgensen, Lori Zunker. Chris Glasgow, Lisa West, Kelly Woodford, Ted Apfelbach, Kris Hoopes. Row 3: Tammy Kelly, Beth Quade, Amber VanOoyen, Lynette Zitzner, Lisa Delury. Cindy Gerke, Lisa Stratton, Suzanne Knox, Mary Oton, Paul Truitt, Kris Liston, Mike Kalember. Flow 4: Kathleen Babcock, Sue Bidwell, Wendy Winchell, Desiree Hanel, Jodie Topp. Brenda Beecher, Karen Lord, Cathy Crandall, Terri Winchell. Bob Dietz, Signe Christianson. Karen Gronert. Shari Bradburn, Lori Sylla, Diana Brewer, Diane Garvin. This year's honor band is one of the largest bands Marshall has ever had. They have given six performances and participated in group competi- ti0ns. One member stated that this year's band had improved in working together as a group, and had improved greatly in playing ability. 1 V. .swuea2iais : BRASS AND PERCUSSION Row 1: Mr. Main, Jim Swenson. Brian Walker, Lee Chism, Kevin Disch, Roger Ash, Neil Dominy. Connie Elgas, Dorothy Parker. Tony White, Eric Forslund, Pat Mueller, Scott Myers. David Carey. Row 2: Mark Helgestad, Jeff Malin, Owen Strawn, Sue Krause, Dan Engh. Tom Murphy, Roger Anderson, Colleen Luce, Andrea Eckrose. Ann Eckert, Tom Mark, Russ Wiese, Tom Lattomus, Scott Willi, Chris Aldrich. Row 3: Mark Devine, Shelly Gerner, Howie Arndt, Andi Emmel. Marc Cobbs, Paul Winchell, Dan Steinke, Jim Smith, Vince Hoium, Dan Flood. Bill Kreuger, Mark Carey, Bob Fassbinder. Kurt Landherr. Steve Glasgow, Lori Peterson. J AZZ BAND Students who took Stage Band for mini-courses also competed in Sun Prairie. They performed at three grade schools and played in one student assembly. This is the last jazz band to be directed by Mr. Main at Marshall. Mr. Main said he is very pleased with this enthusiastic group and remarked that this is one of the strongest bands he has ever had. Seated: Jeff Malin, Lynette Harris, Doug Dewey. Ted Apfelbach, Bob Dietz, Joe Olin, Vince Hoium, Lisa Stratton. Row 1: Owen Strawn. Mike Kalember, Neil Dominic, Sue Karuse, Dan Engh, Tom Murhy, Roger Ash. Joel Anderson, Mr. Main. Row 2: Shauna Fuglestad, Jane Ward, Paula Truitt. Lenny Barteit, Andy Emmel. Pete Steininger, Paul Winchell, Chris Aldrich, Steve Mueske, Mark Heigestad. Row 3: Steve Jelinek. Eric Forslund, Ann Eckert. Bob Fassbinder, Pat Mueller, Steve Glasgow, Tom Lattomus, Torn Mark. Mark Devine. Jim Smith. Dorothy Parker. Mary Carey. Tony White, David Carey, Dan Flood. 63 STRIKE UP THE BAND Row 1: Jonathan Lakritz. Joe Whiting, David Harrington, Brad Snelson, Derrik Davis, David Cox. Row 2: Cary Hessenauer, Tim Edgar, Pete Douglas, Bill Jorgenson, Eric Worden, Jeff Hart. Row 3: Sean Dooley, Mark Badger, Joel Anderson. Eric Fisher, Jeff Mayfield, Mr. Veimeister. Row 4: Ron Lewis, Louis Boldt. Steve Jelinek, Todd Elliott, Greg Devoe, Dan Zenk. Row 1: Chris Haney. Lisa Hayes, Lynne Ward, Beckie Jeub, Tammy Tucker, Karen Nel- son. Row 2: Laurie LaChapell, Vickie Titus. Lisa Krause, Diane Rinehart, Tamara Roherty, Nancy Lewis. Lisa Rude, Heidi Agronin. Row 3: Alison VanAble, Mary Levy, Amy Erdman, Krista Kepp, Diane Ellis, Jeni Smith. Renee Rek, Theresa Conway, Janet Daniels. Row 4: Lisa Brieske, Charlotte Nelson, Lynette Harris, Kim Lawrence, Allison Janisch, Rhonda Enquist. Laura Jenkins, Jill Haeberlin. 64 The seventh grade band, which consists of fifty-six members meets two days per week. The band includes both first and second year players. Their activities include a fall concert, assembly programs, and various grade school pro- grams. In the Spring Con- cert, the seventh grade band performed a joint musical presentation of Star Wars with the Honor Band. The seventh grade band hopes Mr. Main will have an enjoy- able retirement. ORCHESTRA AND NINTH GRADE CHOIR The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Reich, went to Sun Prairie, Wis- con'sin, on March 3, to participate in Competi- tion. They went to local grade schools, took part in the Orchestra Clinic given by faculty members of Luther college, and entertained the student body in a school assem- bly. Mr. Reich is happy with this year's orchestra and is looking forward to next yearts group. i Row 1: Sara Selgren, Jim Beam, Judy Gillen. Carla Nitz. Brenda Markham, Sara Bersell, Peter Vyhovsky, David Huber, Howard Green. Row 2: Kelly Waterman, John Brink, Kris Shebiei, Lisa Deiury. Suzanne Knox, Shawn Rainey, Dan Engh, Sue Krause, Bob Schlegel, Mr. Reich. Row 3: Jeff Malin, Jim Smith, Cyndi Helquist, Dorothy Parker, Greg Devine, Tim Burkhalter, Bob Dietz, Doug Davis. The ninth grade choir has been working hard on their spring performan- ces' material. This choir meets as a regular credit class in which the stu- dents learn about various music styles as well as practice for their perfor- mances. Row 1: Kelly Dooley. Donna Fenrick, Renee Clark, Amy Demarath, Connie Elgas, Maggie Gray. Kelli Halfman. Row 2: Becky Kinservick, Heather Linnemann, Mary Kay Mair, Rhonda Stenjem, Lori Zunker, Sue Frohmader, Kathy Riley, Delores Coulthard. Row 3: Brenda DeChiera. Sherri Raimer, Cindy Hooper, Sandi Behling, Becky Neste, Angela Smith, Kasey DeWitt, Kecia Solien. Kim Francis. Row 4: Chris Sheilds. Julie Manthei. Cyndi Helquist, Jenny Branks, Tim Harrie. Art Dewey. Todd Treder, Carla Oldenburg. Row 5: Randy Ehle, Bill James, Steve Reichard. Todd Hember, Jim Hickey, Peter Santos, John Hessenauer; David Voegeli. 65 GIRLS CHORUS AND SWING CHOIR Row 1: Amy Neuman, Robynn Hevey. Holly Udell, Kris Wood, Terri Pratesi, Wendy Weber. Row 2: Connie Elgas. Angela Prestil, Becki Kinservik, Dorothy Parker, Amy Demarath, Karen Benson. Miss Schuette. Row 3: Patty Williams, Sharon Carlson, Betsy Pavlik, Kandy Jones, Kristi Pearson. Cindy Hopper, Lisa Stratton, Kelly Luce. Kneeling: Terri Pratesi, Pam Teal, Kris Wood, Tammy Roherty, Diane Rinehart, Stephanie Thompson, Kelley Dooley, Angie Dooley, Michele Pribble, Robynn Hevey. Row 1: Amy Nauman; Betsy Roberts. Sue Zuberbuehler, Amy Demerath, Terri Hoesly, Holly Udell, Julie Ray. Jody Burhans, Renee Davis. Row 2: Becky Ehle, Betsy Pavlik. Darlene Monat, Angela Prestil. Becki Kinservik, Heather Linnemann, Peter Santos. Frank Youtzy. Eric Fisher. Peter Villis, Krista Kochell. Row 3: Dorothy Rondeau, Brenda Beecher, Cindy Hopper, Kelly Luce, Lisa Stratton. Kandy Jones, Kristi Pearson, Christine Geidel, Dorothy Parker, Jan Daniels. 66 This year there are about twentygirls in Girls Chorus. They practice every Wednesday after school. Miss Schuette feels the girls are very good and work well together. The girls are doing S.S.A. music and are in a W.S.M.A. Organi- zational contest on April 28th in Beloit. Swing Choir started during mini courses and the students practice every Tuesday night after school. Miss Schuette feels the girls have much choral ability and blend well together. The group was formed to introduce swing tojuniorhighstu- dents and to prepare them for high school music classes. 1. Mr. Quarterman gives helpful advice. 2. Mark Fetting shows artistic ability. 3. Mr. Armstrong smiling? 4. Lane Larson shoots for two. 5. Russ Davis shows Confusion. 6. Students view their first eclipse. 67 68 1. Look up Scott! 2. Smile for the camera. 3. And we thought Yearbook was all fun and games. 4. Dan DeVoy types? 5. What did he say this one was for? 6. sslt's so clean I can see myself! - Jill Haeberlin cw PWI 55,-! 419,545 ,9412,71x;utk 5,1 4'. Aim 5 1W1a4 wah if 1415., , . c. W; L9,5 1m .. 5 MM 4 .L um JIWW 14:1ng M t, W mu :55 Lg: Jam, in s-JJJUu 1 . 'Mtu 1'11, www- k 1115,5241; XW' .59; M. M57 VT f; bwwll I35- , MWW M77 - -5.VIII ,- ,9 . You devil you! . Freak out! . Miss Jung gets down at a school party. . Working hard? . Happiness is 3:15. . Mr. Minor cuts up. . A.J. Foyt here we come! Now if I can just jump the gun. -Quin Barnes VJ Hey! Monkeys look 0 t! . Dee-Iicious! . Take two aspirin and call me in the morning. . I hope America's Dairyland appreciates this. . Art Class cleans up. . Havin' fun! 1. Eighth graders work hard for first place. 2. uloll see your ten and raise you thirty. 3. Garbage never had it so lucky. 4. yoThis is how it's done. 5. I've got you now. - Eric Worden and Jeff Marshall 6. One more word out of you d ZAP. - Cindy Helquist and Doug Davis 7. Stage crew holds the ropes. . Students read in SSR . Bob Fassbinder goes for it. . Mr. Main manages the band. . Pizza Pit never had it so good. . Basketball fans get fired up. . Look at all that food! . Mike Myers straddles the horse. 1. Bob Agard works intently. 2. This chicken's got a certain Wessonality! 3. Lights! Camera! Action! - Kerry King 4. Look at those muscles! 5. You're not exactly Florence Nightingale you know! ' . 6. They don't call me Fast Fingers for nothing! - Wendy Richardson WITH FON D MEMORIES Mrs. Schlichting was a Spanish teacher at Marshall for three and one half years. She also was the Redcoat advisor for two and one half years. She spent many years living in Mexico before coming to Janesville. After first semester this year, she and her family moved back to Mexico. In addition to teaching seventh grade Science, Mr. Clark was involved in various boys' football activities. Last year during first semester, Mr. Clark became ill. The Student Council sponsored a fund-raising project to help finance his medical expenses. We hope he will soon return to his position at Marshall. This, The Year of the Child. is best symbolized by the people who have almost as much influence on us as our parents - the teachers. Dedicated to the job of helping shape students into adults, as well as helping them to lay a solid foundation on which to build their lives, makes the teaching career an important one. This year, we honor four people who have served on the staff at Marshall in the true spirit of teaching. For thirty-one years, Mr. Main has been a band instructor and director at Mar- shall. Mr. Main, who is retiring after his career here, says he has enjoyed every school band he has had the pleasure of working with. He hopes the excellence the groups have shown in the past will continue in the years to come. Mrs. Bell has spent twelve years of her teaching career at Marshall. 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