Marshall University High School - Collage Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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English. Courses Aimed At Student Interests Our program offers something for every student. said Bart Mc- Donough. With such a wide variety of senior high English classes, the student can choose something which will be of interest to him. The program has proved vastly success- ful. with over 20 offerings in the senior high section. Junior high classes in literature, poetry and verbal communications have also been geared more to- wards the individual Analyzing the elements of argument in our class. said Mr. Kemp, has helped us to understand ourselves and each other. 21

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Judy Hinrichs, Dick Western. Jane Katz, (upper left) Bart McDonough, (lower left) Merle Peterson, (lower left) Lyn Stone. Paul Magnusson. Sally Rue. (upper right) Paul Beckstrand. (upper right) Rodger Kemp. Carol Christensen. Kathleen Barthclcmy. Kathleen Alsen. (lower right) 20

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4 James Olson — department coordinator — B.S.. Macalaster College. University of Minne- sota — work toward his Ph.D. (above) Michael J. Rockier — B A.. B.S.. M.A.. Univer- sity of Minnesota — I think that the new school has brought together many exciting and interesting people into a place where there is great potential for learning. (above) Bruce Tipple — B.S.. University of Minnesota, (above) Donald Wentworth — B.S.. University of Min- nesota — added a beard to the Social Studies department — skiing and camping, (above) Kathleen Murphy — B.S.. University of Min- nesota. University of Oslo — claims she can beat Kissock and Wentworth at skiing, (center). Lyle Christensen — B.A.. Macalaster College. University of Minnesota — hiking through the mountains — wilderness canoeing, (low- er right) Robert Hermanson — B.A.. B.S.. University of Minnesota — conservation and ecology, (low- er right) Robert Baker — B.A.. Macalaster College — does religious work — drives the handi- capped. (missing). 22