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

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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

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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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Betty Jo Zander — B.A, University of Minne- sota — work towards her M.A. Marlys Hubbard — B.S.. University of Minne- sota — Service director for Girl Scouts — free bnceart work. Androw Ostazeski — B.S . M.A . Wisconsin State University. University of Minnesota — painting, fishing, bowling. Daniel Tetzlaff — B.S . M.A.. University of Minnesota — practices the piano. John Anderson — B.S . University of Minne- sota — water skiing — riding snowmobiles — swimming. Donald Bulfer — B.S.. M.M., Chicago Con- servatory of Music. Northwestern University — discovering new places to eat — traveling. Robert Gibson — B.S.. University of Minneso- ta. sports, music. Shirley Carlson — B.S.. University of Minne- sota — sewing. Helen Mose — B.S.. University of California. University of Mexico. University of Wisconsin — study. Mary Carley — B.S.. Cornell University. Uni- versity of Minnesota — sewing — stamp col- lecting. Lucile Daley — B.S . University of Minnesota — knits and makes hats. James Figge — B.S.. M.A.. University of Min- nesota. St. Cloud State College — gardening — basketball — 13-year-old son. Phyllis Dalman — B.A.. University of Minne- sota — keeping up with her seven-year-old — family sports. Cecil O’Brien — 8.S.. University of Minnesota — athletic director — lake home. Don Hakala — B.S.. University of Minnesota — plays the trumpet — watching football. Louis lacarella — B.S.. M.A.. University of Oregon. University of North Dakota — sports — seven children under 12 years of age. Steve Fischer — B.S.. University of Minnesota — tennis, skating and making furniture David Chou — B.Ed. M.S.. National Taiwan Normal University. University of Minnesota — reading. T.V.. movies. 26