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

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24 Shirley Krogmeier — German — 8.A . M.A.. University of Colorado. University ol Minne- sota — a rock hound — German Club advi- sor (left) Ruben Soruco - Spanish — M.A . University of San Andres — appreciates the classics — interest in music, (lower left) Arturo Herrera Spanish — Professor de Estado — University of Chile — West Evening Travel, (lower left)

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Understand Society, Then Find Happiness Trying to understand the behav- ior of people and why people choose to govern themselves as they do were two main themes of the Social Studies department. With these themes in mind the staff hoped to help students better understand their social environ- ment m order to find happiness in it. Two different social studies cur- riculums were used: the regulation Minnesota curriculum and the new- ly-developed Minnesota Project So- cial Studies curriculum. Mariam Kelley — B A.. B.S.. Hunter College. University of Minnesota — plays the harmon- ica — cleans house a lot. (lower right) Joseph Jocketty — BA.. M.A.. Hamline Uni- versity. University of Minnesota — spends much time with his family and puttering around the house, (upper right) Art Chiodo — B.S.. Augsburg College. Manka- to State College — Cardinal basketball coach, (upper right) Social Studies Frances Anderson — 8.S.. University of Min- nesota. Yale University. Antioch College — definite political opinions — travel and spec- tator sports (right center) Craig Kissock — B.S.. M A . University of Minnesota — swimming instructor for the handicapped at Fairview Hospital — camping and skiing, (right center) 23

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Modern Language Innovations Help Student Learning Students could find materials on subjects ranging from French gram- mer to Russian literature in the modern language resource center. Contained in the center are study carrels equipped with audio-visual aids for individual study. Other fea- tures include periodicals, reading selections in various languages and a complete set of language learning tapes. This year Marshall-U-high added a modern language require- ment to the junior high curriculum. Experiments in class structure also were innovations in the Marshall-U- high modern language department. It was hoped these structural changes would provide closer con- tact with the instructor. Barbra Gunderson — French B.A.. Univcr sity of Minnesota — at present is working on her masters degree — onjoys travel, (upper left! Thomas Chiang — Chinese — B.S.. M.A . Univorsity of Minnesota — intrigued by American Television, (upper left) Margaret Schryer - German - M.A. North- western University — interest in theater — Theater in the Round (upper left) Donald Ryberg — Russian — B A.. M.A Grinell University. University of Chicago — advisor to Russian club — Trip to Russia in S965. (upper right) Paul Schweppe — German — B.S. — Univer- sity of Minnesota — strong interest in all sports (upper right) Ellery Johnson — Russian — B.S. — Universi- ty of Minnesota — Avid basketball player — student taught at U.H.S. (upper right) Helen LeBlanc - French — B.A., M A — Tol- ladega College. University of Illinois — spends her free time with her three year old daughter (right) Patrica Muller - French — B.S. - University of Minnesota — enjoys horseback riding (right) 25