Marshall Middle School - Cardinal Yearbook (Janesville, WI)

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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

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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!

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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.