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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1979 volume:

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Lee DeRosier, Burt Hedstrom. Louie the Custodian. Lucille McQuitter and Steve the Howler. COVER DESIGN: Tim Davis Dedicated to our friend. Betty Neumann. 3 MARSHALL —U.H. LIBRARY MINNEAPOLIS Collage Marshall-University High School 1313 S.E. 5th St. Minneapolis 55414 Marshall-University High School is a unique place. We have people with many different interests and abilities. An important factor which promotes this diversity is that M-U draws its students from all over the city. In fact, the city itself is probably the pnly thing everyone has in common. Bringing people with a variety of backgrounds together, gives the school a heterogeneous student body. Because of this, students can learn not only from books, but from each 5 ■■■I UBII mu PRINCIPALS 8 Who developed a quick and more efficient way to inform students about registration? Who treated Homecoming candidates to lunch (at Arthur’s)? Who developed a great rapport with junior high students? Why, the principals, of course! These three men incorporated new methods of administering M-U, but did not neglect the feelings of students. Our principals regarded staff and students individually and kept our school atmosphere unique. THIS PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Keith Olsen. Assistant Principal 6-9; Michael Joseph. Principal: Michael Blodgett. Assistant Principal 10-12. SUPPORT STAFF 9 vcet THIS PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Andrew Pogoler. Counselor 6. 7 8; Otto McDuffie. School Community Social Worker; Joan Menken. Community Resource Coordinator: Racheal Silman. Counselor 9 11: Avis Poupart. School Community Social Worker; Philip Cognetta; Counselor 10 12: Stewart Lucks. School Community Social Worker; Pat Davis. Social Worker. The major goal of the counselors, social worker, and the school-community social workers was to keep the students well informed. They made special efforts to keep students aware of available opportunities to enrich their educational experiences. Seniors looked to their counselor for help in deciding their future. Debates about taking class credit no credit versus letter grades, proceded in tiny, cubicle offices. Students came to the social workers to discuss problems ranging from siblings to drugs to friends. School-community counselors, kept bussing to and from M-U under control, aside from monitoring the halls. STUDENT SERVICES 10 THIS PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Grace Johnson. Library: Naomi Levitte. Tch. Aide; Paul Carlson. Jr. High Library Aide; Monica Sedlock. Spec. Ed. Tch. Aide: Marian DeWitt. Tch Aide. OPPOSITE PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Mary Lynch. Health Clk. Mary Berg. Jr. High Tch. Aide: Della Wilkins. LPN; Betty Neumann. Office Tch. Aide: Aria Hazley. Tch. Aide: Geri Johnson. LPN; Rita Drone. Library. 11 Changes in the Student Service department occurred this year. The library instilled special regulations to maintain a studious atmosphere. We welcomed a new nurse who worked part-time. Teachers aides were proven to be invaluable sources of patience and hard work. STUDENT SERVICES I enjoy my job. the work and the chance to be with staff and students. said one secretary; but we have more than enough work! The office staff accomplishes their work efficiently because they are well organized. The staff is divided into these categories: Dr. Joseph’s personal secretary, counselors' and social worker’s secretary, office aides and attendance-finance-programs-records clerks. Besides completing all their daily tasks, this amazing group handles many staff and student inquiries with much patience. THIS PAGE: CLOCKWISE Marge Hofstede. Admin Aide. Joan Lundquist, Program Clk; Natalie Odegard. Attendance Clk; Florence Stromgren. Records Library Clk: Lucille McQuitter. Finance Clk; Eleanor Miller. Couns Clk Steno OFFICE STAFF Service Staff includes the engineers and the food preparers who kept our school grounds clean and our populace well-fed. As one janitor said, I don’t approve of the mess our students make, but I do appreciate the opportunity to be with kids. The food preparers produced 79,120 meals this year for our staff and students. Thanks Service Staff for your many accomplishments! TOP LEFT: Milton Stacy. 2nd Head Engineer; CENTER: L to R: Nancy Hazelton. Matron; Jim Hofstede. Engineer; Ray Quilling. Engineer; Louis Koegl. Engineer; Kasmira Sikora, Lunchroom; Adeline Egeland. Lunchroom Manager; Mildred Begin. Lunchroom; Jean Chmielewski. Lunchroom; BOTTOM: L to R: Harvey Dolecki. Head Engineer; Bob Neuberger. Engineer; Jim Koski. Engineer; Mike Tigue. Engineer. 13 SERVICE STAFF SPECIAL ED. and OPEN SCHOOL 14 THIS PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Ellie Peploe. Hearing: Marcia McGuire. Speech; Bart McDonough. Open Sch. 9-12: Carole Drake. Open Sch.: Harry Brown. Reading; Wendy Cederholm. Open Sch. 6-12: Marlys Hubbard. Open Sch. 9- 12; Jerry Bisek. Spec. Ed.; Joyce Anderson. Open Sch. 6-8; Joanne Heisel. Vision Tech. OPPOSITE PAGE: John Jurisch. Phy. Ed. Health; Phyllis Dalman. Business; Donald David. Work Coord.; Howard Nordby. Spec. Ed. Work Coord.; Andrea Selb. Phy. Ed.: Edward Prohofsky. Phy. Ed.; Carola Russel. Spec. Ed.: John Freeman. Work Coord.; Bruce Jones. Open School 6-8; Bill Francis. Phy. Ed. Open School completed its third year of operation in 1979. The fundamentals, previously developed, were now effectively put to use. Open School teachers have perceived a level of equality and honesty between students and teachers which they feel is unique to their program. Students worked industriously on their self-developed projects, which ranged from U.S. energy policies to mountain climbing to wig-making. The Special Ed. Department is unique because handicapped students are allowed to participate in a traditional high-school but also receive special attention while adapting to the regular atmosphere. - 15 This department provides opportunities for students interested in a business career. Courses are offered which give students exposure to many areas of business. Students can learn accounting, typing, shorthand and record-keeping. Students also take advantage of the work program, which lets students who take an occupational relations course work in the afternoon and receive high school credit. Gym classes included activities like racqueball. volleyball, basketball, floor hockey, badminton, and more. For a change of pace, students attempted an obstacle course that included: frisbee-throwing, sit-ups. shooting baskets and more. PHY. ED. and BUSINESS SCIENCE Science courses at M-U are both frustrating and rewarding. Student remarks about their science classes echo through the halls .... Are you going to watch the stars with Mr. Glock tonight? What's photosynthesis? Have you fin- ished packet 9? Where's the Bunsen Burner? Would Einstein say the difference between a node and an anti-node was all relative? M-U Science Department believes that rewards come after questions like these have been an- swered. ENGLISH 17 OPPOSITE PAGE: CLOCKWISE Norman Glock. Patricia Thayer. Bill L'Herault. Shirley Jumelle-Y- Picokens. Beverly Cottman. THIS PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Melvin Hoke. Jim Seeden, Joan William- son. Joan Yesner. Gene Loh- man. We are a motley crew of distinct personalities and talents. Each of us is a specialist in some (or several) language arts area(s). Each of us has a different temperament and style. M-U students have a lot of choice considering we are a small department! Joan Yesner M-U English Department Chairperson MATH The M-U Math Department caters to the needs of all M-U students. This is seen in the variety of courses offered. They range from: General Math to Geometry to Math Analysis to Probability and Statistics. M-U Math teachers are hard-workers as they strive to bring mathematical knowledge to their students. And if you followed that last proof or derivation, they succeed! 19 The M-U Social Studies department offers a varied cur- riculum. It allows students to learn the basics and find out more about specific areas. Examples of the course sub- jects are: Latin American Studies. American History. Soci- ology. World History. American Cities and American Wars. M-U students also have the opportunity to learn about the US Judicial system by taking Youth in Pursuit of Justice at the Government Center. OPPOSITE PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Herbert Guertin. Lester Twedeli. George Patten. John Walther. Leona Hansen. THIS PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Robert Baker. Joe Jocketty. Gene Persha. Lyle Christensen. Art Chiodo. Bob Ferguson. SOCIAL STUDIES 20 Do your linguistic skills classify you as a beginning, intermediate or advanced language student? M-U lan- guage teachers provide classes for each of these levels and for those of you who are somewhere in-between. Starting with exposure to letters and numbers in Span- ish and French, progress can even lead to reading philosophical novels in your language choice. M-U Music and Art Departments have very few person- nel. Vet. they offer many varied courses such as: sculp- ture. photography, choir, jewelry, band and more. THIS PAGE CLOCKWISE: George Traficante. Music; Andrew Ostazeski. Art; William Ronning. Art; Arturo Herrera. Spanish; Barbara Gunderson. French. OPPOSITE PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Joan Krogseng. Home Ec.; Louis lacarella. Ind. Arts: David Nielson. Ind. Arts TV; Chris Driessen. Ind. Arts: Idebelle Silverstein, Home Ec. FOREIGN LANG, and FINE ARTS 21 The emphasis is on individual projects this year in the M-U Industrial Arts and Home Ec. departments. In woodworking and sewing classes students acquire basic skills and may make anything they wish at their own expense for lumber or material! Printing and graphics classes are responsible for printing progress reports and other informative flyers sent to M-U parents. Foods classes at M-U analyze students' diets and nutritional requirements. They have also been known to tantalize M-U halls with the smell of bread and cinnamon rolls! Plastics Technology at M-U is a program which is unique in the city and has many technological possibilities. IND. ARTS and HOME EC. 22 SEVEN Andrea Brynstad Stephane Brynstad Patty Boler Haywood Coleman Mike Chu Michelle Ceravsky Scott Davies David DeMuth Roz Dolid Lara Fant Matt Frank Kelly Harper Ricky Hill Keith LaBreche Melody Lewis Chris Patten Dean Rasmussen Melissa Rowe Nina Ackerberg Charles Adams Liz Anderson Kyra Thurber Jay Anderson Michelle Armstrong Brad Baker Manny Bartosa Moira Baterman Chris Beaty Lonnie Bellcourt Herouy Berhane John Birnell JeH Bjoralt Erik Blakkestad Dan Boyam SEVEN 23 Brian Brady David Branch James Butman Jon Burke Valerie Burt Matt Carlson Cathy Cherne Jon Coifman David Copeland Jamie Coulter Andrea Cutting Ivan Daniel David Dawis Phillip Dawson Davenia Dean Jackie Dekker Chuck DuFoe Kristin Engstrom Katrina Ezell Joy Fariner Matt Feemster Lory Ferris Aletha Finstad Ricky Foker Kerry Forsyth Lisa Fox Forrest Funmaker Erika Garmers Ezra Gold Tippi Green Russell Hagen Andrew Hargens Bridget Hauser Allen Hill Paul Hill 24 SEVEN Mike Hillbeck Peter Hillman Clarissa Hinojosa Delano Holman John Hronoski Michelle Hudy Kathy Jones James Justen Carolyn Keefe Clay Klepner Tony Kessler Kevin Kirkendahl Scott Kloster Susan Knowlton Leah Koonce Laura Kracht Robbie Lawrence Colin Legg Sarah Loper Tim Marciniak Brett Masica Kevin Matheny Troy May Kim McCormick Darrin Mercil Michelle Mitchell Mario Morgan Steve Newcomer Robert Nunn Rachel Olson Catherine Park Shelly Patnoe Kendy Patrick Charles Piehl 25 SEVEN Marc Pitzer Lisa Powers Josh Purple Michael Reynolds Kristen Robinson Jeff Roff David Rogers Mike Rossow Aleichia Rowe Kelly Ruff David Skotte Scott Soley Jeanne Sporlein Chip Starr Tim Stocking Larry Thomas Lois Twiss Leslie Webb Chris Wells Thomas Wells Derrick Williams Darla Abbott Grant Alexander Kent Aloiich Mike Williams Charlie Amundson Steven Anderson Karen Armstrong Gabriella Wirz David Aronica Becky Aronson Jeff Baker Nina Wood 26 EIGHT EIGHT Rod Barber Dawn Barnett Karla Barte Kent Batsell Ken Benson Tim Bergman Kristen Blochowiak Kurt Bouska Dana Broughton Jason Brown Paul Brown Peter Buettell Derek Burgess Bob Burns Fred Byron Naomi Chu Steven Clute Dan Cohen Ross Colby Monica Coleman Margie Czaia David Daley John Daly Adarian Davis John Davis Raymond Davis Heidi Deatrick Joey Dekker Eric Delattre EIGHT EIGHT EIGHT Steve Dickey Erin Dooley Elaine Eiland Heather Ernst Mark Eubanks Michelle Fant John Feemster Chris Finstad Allison Fithian Cynthia Fraction Leah Frazier Zolia Friedman Kim Froid Joey Gray Kim Grisson Otti Hagedorn Sheila Haines Jackie Hall Lisa Hallin Eyvette Harris Marie Harris Jeff Harrison Kath Hawbacker Paula Hawkins Alex Herman Demian Hess Janelle Hess Greg Hill Valerie Holland Beverly Holum Tony Jackson Ann Jacobs David Johnson Dean Johnson Arnold Jones Kari Kennedy 28 EIGHT EIGHT EIGHT Leslie Kennedy Breon King Leah Kent Patrick Knoll Craig Koonce Mike Kopet Sarah Kopt Dave Koughan Katherine KuusistO Earle Kyle Jeff Lampley Kathy Lehmann Lori Lindstrom Sandy Lindstrom Erika Lund Bruce Lynch Peggy Mac Eachern Daniel MacIntyre Benjie Malm Brenton Marquis Tony Martin Brenda Mateski Danielle Mathews Louise McDonald Connie McNamara Dave Meyer Benjy Milgrom Jonita Mills Debbie Montez Lisa Montgomery Terry Morgan Christina Mortensen EIGHT 29 EIGHT EIGHT Jenny Munt Liane Nelson Jon Nitschke Anne Noble Tim O'Brien Jennifer O'Connell Sidney Orchard Rebecca Ostby Andre Owens Tera Pate John Patenaude Kristin Peter Chris Peterson Tony Peterson Jay Powers Eric Praml Scott Quam Ray Quarles Paul Rejto Karen Revier Gene Richardson Warren Santinac Stephen Savage Stacy Severson Kelly Simpson Jean Skinner Anita Slaughter Russell Smith Jill Speiser Kim Spellman Mark Stevens Jill Stever Phillip Stewart 30 NINE EIGHT NINE Rachel Surber Nathan Teske Dale Thompson David Tockman David Toft Sean Toren Belinda Turner Jody Washington Peterina Watson Tom Wentland Terry White Andrea Wigglesworth Richard Wogenson Ronald Wooley Terry Zabel Anne Zerby Karen Zimmerman Omar Abdelal Karl Almo Chip Anderson John Ausland Joy Bales John Baker Colleen Bayerl Tamoniva Beck Bndgette Bell Clayton Bennett Gary Benson Jon Bergstrom Brian Bleed Matt Bliss Michelle Boone Keith Branch Dawn Britton Mary Bruening 31 NINE NINE NINE . i DeBora Burton Tom Burke Dana Caspersen Andrew Carlson Denise Clarke Felicia Coleman Jonathan Copeland Jay Corrao Tawanda Cralt Keith Czmowski Elaine Davis Stephanie Davis Andre Delattre Mark Dickison Stephanie Donnell Carrie Drake Jessica Edwards Ararat El-Rawi Reno Engen Rolf Engstrom Darryl Fahrendorff Lori Fahrendorff Ted Fisher Browm Fitzgerald Tally Fox Bonnie Freitag Ellen French Jeffery Funchie Thomas Gamble Sarah Gardner Dan Geller Peter Goldberg James Gorham 32 NINE Susan Graham Glynnis Greco Alexandra Haga John Hall Beth Hammer Kim Harper William Harrison Liesl Harvat Tony Hawkins Demitri Herndon Lisa Hess Timi Hill Yvonne Hill Sara Hultgren Timmy Jackson Lisa Jaede Nima Jahini Carla Johnson Chris Johnston Leland Jordan Jenny Jorgenson Jeremy Kahn Kathy Klonoski Brenda Knoll Heidi Koller Vonita Laird Mariio Lang Larry Larson John Lassman Hans Law John Lee 33 NINE Marlies Lewis Tony Lewis Adam Lockhart Ann Loper Lisa Lindquist Laura Link Phillip Littman David Luikart Cassandra Malm Juliana Marden Tom McBurney Troy McVay Chris Melgaard Erin Metz Bridgett Mitchell Ted Montgomery Bob Moses Ann Mueller Kim Nedeau Ann Nelson Nancy Nicholl Kirsten Nobbe Leanna Osweldson Jeff Panning Lydia Parham Randy Patrick Steve Patten Darlene Petit Kristen Poppele Sharyl Prigge Nancy Provo 34 NINE Robert Purple Steve Robinson Kim Richardson Julie Rowe Leah Rowe Cedric Sanford Toni Schlueter Paul Schwabacher Mai-Bntt Smaby Carmen Smith Chris Smith Keith Smith Kris Solberg Rosalyn Staples Alan Starr Steve Starr Anthony Stewart . Chris Stickney Denise Stickney Debra Svedberg Laurie Thompson Bobby Unger Cynthia Watson Mike Wentland Pam Wesley Wendy Westrum Kristine White Paul White Chris Whiting Kim Wicks Lori Wieneke Julie Wilcox Michael Williams Wendy Willis Tarryn Wilson Danny Wynne Grant Young 35 TEN Melanie taark Zaragoza Abby Braley Cary Chatham Kathleen Kevin Randy Durushia Mike Edwards Zakariasen Sarah Ahlgren Tenely Almo Geushia Armstrong Guy Baldwin Mary Beck Michelle Bennett Rick Bergman Ted Boler Julie Bonnell Wendy Bowman Jett Britton Charles Brose Matthew Brown Fred Campos David Chisholm Eleanor Coleman Kobi Conaway Alicia Conroy Corbett Chris Cox Roxie Cruciani Jancis Curiskis Clyde Cutting Czmowski Carlos DelPlaine Arvella Edwards Lisa Ellis 36 TEN Everett Elness Satenik El-Raw Leanne Engen lldie Erdos Reid Fergusan Cathy Follet Dan Freitag Bradley Gavin Stacy Given Tim Green Kevin Grissom Tom Gustafson Debbie Hall Peter Harvey Scott Henze Geoff Hilgermann Denise Hill Maria Hillman Tony Hollaway Tim Holznagel Ian Horswill Edmund Howard Bridget Hronski Tim Hudy Anne Huffington Nurez Jahani Charity Jones Felicity Jones Lisa Jones Margo Jones Rick Kahn Yuri Kirihara Richard Klempka Craig Laird Heather Lampard Lisa Lee TEN 37 Holly Lefrois Julie Lenz Andrea Lessinger Janet Levitt Sonja Lundquist Lisa Lynch Louise MacDonald Philip MacEachern Raul Madrid Brenda Manke Dianna Marquis Donna Marquis Tim Marshall Sheila McCollum Robert McCooley Yvette Meaux Greg Mercil April Miller James Mills Todd Mitchell Cynthia Moore John Moore Lesley Moore Lynn Mudge Karl Mueller Cate Murphy Lee Ann Nixon Terry O'Brien Aron Olson Chris Ostby Robert Oswaldson John Otieno Eric Patnoe Steven Perun 38 TEN Margaret Denise Pryor Victor John Ruft Kara Chris Steller Polnaszek Peter Proepper Neil Rasmussen Raymond Dennis Revier Sylvia Rhodes Marvin Rosengren Michael Sallet Michael Sandell Mark Sandness Jim Schardin Schumacher Maria Scribner Tammy Sepple Mary Kay Skinner Chris Speidel Brad Stevens Zelda Stewart Mike Tabor Pat Tabor Kathy Thieling Pecola Thomas Sabra Thurber Adrienne Todd Andy Unger Jerry Vamovskis Earl Vezma Cym Warkov 39 TEN Francine Westberry Joe Westerburg Mike Weston Debbie White Tom White Dave Wilkinson Calvin Williams Chris Williams Patty Williams Aaron Yund Scot Zegan Kirsten Almo Kay Anderson Mark Attridge David Baker Timothy Barber Vicky Bayerl Martha Berryman Shelley Bickel Vanya Bliss Laura Booth John Boyle Dewey Braziel Linda Braziel Randy Brown Jill Burns Lynda Byrd Victoria Capon Ann Christenson Shane Cohen Jenny Colby Steve Conger Sheryl Cope 40 ELEVEN Geoff Corbett Joe Cortez Dean Crowell Vincent Cruse Melinda Czaia Dawn Danielson Mim Davey Ronald Davidson Julius Davis Tim Davis Joey Dawis Hem DcHoog Max Deshaw Lena Dixit Kathy Dufoe Karen Eiland Rhonda Ellis Paula Erickson Clea Felien Mary Ferguson Darrel Fischer Shaun Flenniken Arthur French Micheal Funchie David Gilreath Dorgett Graham Terrie Green John Gross Marilyn Gurley Darin Haines Lise Halverson Joe Hammer Steve Handeland Phil Harrison ELEVEN 41 ELEVEN ELEVEN John Harvat Dori Hawkinson Dan Heine Cheryl Hickman Tad Hilgermann Greg Hill Eric Hillman Cedric Holland Julie Hudson Timmy Jackson Jason Jacobs Faith Johnson Marty Johnson Sandy Johnson Stephanie Johnson Susan Jorgensen Wendy Klobe Cheryl Koenigsfeld David Kracht Verlon Laird Douglas Legg Jim Levoir Sam Lieberman Margaret Lund Mark Maetzold Darrell Martin Charles Meyer Kim Miller John Moore Dan Murphy Kristin Neal Deborah Nelson Shari Newcomer Jeff Nitschke 42 ELEVEN ELEVEN ELEVEN David Nutter Kelly Patrick Debbie Parker Carin Peterson Curtis Pierce Brenda Puckett Miriam Ricketts Oscar Carrie Schulz Charesia Starr Randy Pitzer Russell Quilling Gloria Risnes Rosengren Martin Mark Steckel Jessica Poppele Anthony Rangel Jon Robinson Mary Sadler Henry Sallet Donna Sangren Lisa Schoeder Tim Schuck Schwabacher Greg Simpson Mark Skibness Duane Soderholm Ken Stachowski Jeanine Stelli Antoinette Stewart Phillip Stewart Kevin Sumpter ELEVEN ELEVEN ELEVEN Gary Surber Jodi Thelen Sally Thurin Ralph Karwyn Teresa Tate Rand Mitchell Waldon Weinberger Wheeler Thompson Daniel Wesley John White Joe Westacott Jim Mike Wigglesworth Westerberg Mike Wilcox 44 THE CLASS OF SEVENTY - NINE 45 DEE DEE BERGIN ■ • 47 CARLA BLAND SUSAN BOLLINGER LISA BOONE RITA BLAYLARK MARGIE BOLER LOUIS BONEY 48 CLIFFORD BROWN JODY BROWN MESHALL BYRON LISA CAMPBELL ANITA CLARKE LYNDA BYRD EDWIN DAVIS MISOOK EBERSOL SUSAN EL-RAWI MEREDITH COLBY ANNE DAVEY ANTHONY DOBLE CSILLA ERDOS MICHAEL FENTON KAREN FLEMING LOREN FREITAG ELIZABETH GLAMAN CARLYSLE FEW VERJICH HACOPIAN SARAH HAGA DALE HALLIN MARK HALDEMAN TERRI GREEN MARY GLAMAN DAVID GROWE ANALISA HILLMAN ANGELA HOLLIE ERIC HAMMERGREN TOM HOFFE ERIC HILLMAN SHAWN HUGHES 53 LAURA HUTSON AVAREN IPSEN DAVID JAEDE CASSANDRA JARRETT MAREN JENSEN LEVON JEFFERSON 54 JEFFREY JOHNSON JOAN JOHNSON RICHARD JOHNSON SCOTT JORGENSON YASUHIKO KATAGIRI STEVEN KELLEY 55 STEVEN LONG CHRISTINA LEWIS GEORGE MARTIN EDITH LOPER CHRIS LUNDEEN JEFFREY MADDOX JULIE LUND CARLOS MADRID TRACY MASSIE 57 LESLIE MCBURNEY TARA MCCAULEY JAMIE MCCOY WENDY MENKEN BRADLEY MERCIL KIMBERLY MILLER MARCIA MILGROM 58 MARK MONSON CURTIS O'NEIL JOSEPH MORTENSON 59 DORIS RHODES MONICA RUDQUIST JOY QUAM THOMAS REVIER STEPHEN PEABODY HEATHER PETTY ERIC POPPELE BRADLEY SCHUMANN RUTH SEIMON ANDREW SEWELL TIMOTHY SAWYER RITA SCHARDIN KATHERINE SAHLIN JEFFREY SCHMID JAY TAGGART REBECCA SKILLINGS JAMES STEPHAN CHARLES SPOLYAR LINNEA STEWART TIMOTHY STARR ELIZABETH VEEDER MARLA TRABING THEODORE VEZINA DANIEL VOJTA SYLVIA WEINBERGER ERIC THOMPSON JULIE WILLIAMSON PAM WHITE FRANK ZARAGOZA CAROL WESTON KAREN WESTWOOD JERRY WILLIAMS DAVID WYNNE 64 Abdelal. Shadia Abrahamson, Eric •Adams. Daphne •Adams. Elaine •Alston. James •Amberg. Ruth •Bailey. Bezel Baker. Michael •Banchy. Brent Barnhill, Lisa Barton. Barbara Bergin. Dee Dee Bland. Carla Blaylark. Rita Boler. Margaret Bollinger, Susan Boney. Louis Boone. Lisa Brown. Clifford Byrd, Lynda Byron. Meshall Campbell. Lisa Clarke. Anita •Clifton, Randy Colby. Meredith Davey, Anne Davis. Edwin •Dillard. Charles Doble. Anthony Ebersol. Misook El Rawi. Susan Erdos. Csilla Fenton. Michael Few. Carlysle Fleming. Karen Freitag. Loren Glaman. Elizabeth Glaman. Mary •Grant. Kevin •Gray. Alvin Green, Terri Growe, David Hacopian, Verjich Haga, Sarah Haldeman. Mark Hallin, Dale Hammergren. Eric •Harris. Brenda •Harrison. Howard Hillman, Analisa Hillman. Eric Hoffe, Thomas SENIOR ROSTER Hollie. Angela Hughes. Shawn Hutson. Laura Ipsen, Avaren Jaede. David Jarrett, Cassandra Jefferson. Levon Jensen. Maren Johnson. Jeffrey Johnson. Joan •Johnson. Jodi Jordan. Alexander Jorgensen. Scott Katagiri, Yasuhiko Kelley. Steven Kelsey. Robin •Killary. Patricia Klempka. Michael •Kniss, Mitchell Kracht, Steven Kyle, Kimberly Laine, Scott •Lamperd. Nichole •Lessinger. Benjamin Lewis. Christina •Lindberg. Thomas Long, Steven Loper, Edith Lund. Julie Lundeen. Christopher McBurney. Leslie McCauley. Tara •MacDonald. Victoria Maddox. Jeffrey Madrid. Carlos Martin. George Massie, Tracy •Meehan. Michael Menken. Wendy Mercil. Bradley Milgrom. Marcia •Miller, Lisa Moe, Patricia Monson. Mark Moore. Lelia Mortenson, Joseph •Murphy, Kathleen Murphy. Nora Nix. Mary Ann •O’Brien. Laura O’Neil. Curtis •Owens. Rodney Peabody. Stephen •Peterson. Dawn •Peterson, Jeffrey Petty. Heather •Phillips. Dean Poppele. Eric •Porter. Alice •Pugh. Michael Quam. Joy •Quarles. Jamie Revier. Thomas Rhodes. Doris •Rockne, Diana •Rosengren. James Rudquist, Monica Sahlin. Katherine Sawyer. Timothy Schardin, Rita •Scharlepp. Kimberly Schmid. Jeffrey Schumann. Bradley •Scott, Martissa Seimon, Ruth Sewell. Andrew •Simmons. Henry Spolyar, Charles Starr. Timothy •Steinmann, Joan Stephan. James •Stevenson. Denise Stewart. Linnea •Swanson. Susan Taggart. Jay Thompson. Eric •Tonken. Melissa Trabing, Marla Veeder. Elizabeth Vezina, Theodore Vojta. Daniel Weinberger, Sylvia Weston. Carol Westwood. Karen White. Pamela •Williams. Charles Williams. Jerry Williamson. Julie •Wong. Francis Wynne. David Zaragoza. Frank • Seniors not pictured STUDENT LIFE 65 66 HOmECOmiNG SEVENTY-EIGHT 67 68 HOfTIECOmiNG SEVENTY-EIGHT 70 HOmECOmiNG SEVENTY-EIGHT 71 OPPOSITE PAGE: CLOCK- WISE: Lisa Barnhill. James Al- ston. Jeffery Johnson. Joy Quam, Angela Hollie. Charles Spolyar, Nora Murphy. David Jaede. Bezel Bailey. Avaren Ipsen, Steve Kracht. Doris Rhodes. Tim Starr. Christie Lewis. Jerry Williams. Margie Boler. THIS PAGE: CLOCK- WISE: Queen Anita Clarke. King Frank Zaragoza. Prince Timmy Jackson. Princess Ro- salyn Staples. Homecoming 1978 at M-U was a success from the hall decorations to the disco dance. Let's take a look at the festive week.... Early Monday morning, classmates work hard to collect money from one-another for the hall decorations. Much bargaining is heard as students wonder whether their donation is worth skipping their daily bakery goodie. Sophomores contend that more teachers donate to their fund than any other class. Although candidates for the royal-positions were announced last week. M-U students are still guessing who they think will become the king and queen. Voting takes place on Wednesday morning. Wednesday afternoon, many students already know who won the princess-title. Rolls and juice are served Thursday morning at the annual Homecoming breakfast. Nervous candidates, who have no appetite, busily prepare themselves for coronation, which takes place first hour. Queen Anita and King Frankie are crowned and students evaluate their previous guesses. Purchases have been made and the M-U halls become adorned with crepe-paper, balloons and signs with slogans, until janitors insist it’s time to go home Thursday night. Friday includes a rowdy talent show and a victorious football game over Blake. The week comes to a close with disco-dancing at the Homecoming Dance. M-U Homecoming has been exciting and exhausting, but a success! life, faces, PEOPLE, plac ‘31d03d ‘e !| ‘se ez doj ‘ej!| ‘S3Db1d ‘s|doed VL es, people, PLACES, life, 77 es, people, places, LIFE, places, life, FACES, peop le, places, life, FACES, p ACTION AND 1 SlLIALDd � � � FRONT ROW: L to R: Tim Marshall. John Ruff. Mike Westerberg. Todd Mitchell. David Gilreath. James Alston. Chuck Royston. John Robinson. Andre George. Joey Westerberg. SECOND ROW: L to R: Peter Proepper. Michael Funchie. Tom Lindberg, Mark Monson. Max DeShaw. Peter Otieno. David Jaede. Loren Frietag. George Martin, Charles Spolyar. Rodney Owens. John Moore. BACK ROW: L to R: Defensive Coach Ed Prohofsky. Offensive Coach Peter Jocketty. Eric Hammergren. Mike Klempka. Dale Hallin. Mark Attridge. Tracy Massie. Reid Ferguson. Mike Lang. Randy Brown. Brad Schumann. Darrell Martin. Head Coach Bill Francis. VARSITY FOOTBALL 83 FRONT ROW: L to R: Kris Solberg. Paul White. Jason Brown. Joe Mitchell. Steve Robinson. Mark Zaragoza. Chris Stickney. Marvin Rosengren. Danny Wynne. SECOND ROW: L to R: Troy McVay. Chris Johnston. Chris Williams. Dimitri Herndon. Cedric Sanford. Mike Tabor. Joe Westerberg. Pete Proepper. John Hall. THIRD ROW: L to R: Assis. Coach Larry Aim. Neil Rasmussen. John Ruff. Chip Anderson. Randy Patrick. Chris Whiting. Randy Bell. Robert Oswaldson. Ted Bolcr. Dave Wilkinson. Keith Czmowski. Cary Chatham. Northern Griffin. Gene Perry. Tim Marshall. Coach John Jurisch. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL 84 MAESHA. m UKIVEBSt Xi FRONT ROW: L to R: Tim Starr. Tim Bergman. Sean Toren. Earl Kyle. Tad Hilgerman. Tim Schuck. BACK ROW: I to R: Coach Gene Lohman. Aron Olsen. Kevin Czmowski. Robert McColley. Guy Baldwin. Jeff Nitsche. Jason Jacobs. Ralph Weinberger. MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY 85 FRONT ROW: L to R: Ann Mueller. Kathy Lehmann. Coach Gene Lohman. Kathy Kuusisto. Jenny Jorgensen. BACK ROW: L to R: Betsy Glaman. Katie Sahlin. Sarah Haga. Sylvia Weinberger, Ann Jacobs. WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY BACK ROW: L to R: Cate Murphy. Patty Williams. Coach Ray Carlson. Dawn Danielson. Ann Christensen. FRONT ROW: I to R: Melinda Czaia. Margaret Lund. Monica Rudquist. TENNI r r 87 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 88 FRONT ROW: Jean Skinner. SECOND ROW: L to R: Bonnie Freitag. Marlies Lewis. THIRD ROW: L to R: Heidi Koller. Colleen Bayerl. Allison Fithian. BACK ROW: L to R: Nancy Nicholl, Kelly Patrick. Cym Warkov. Holly LeFrois. Lisa Lindquist. JV VOLLEYBALL 89 FRONT ROW: L to R: Kristin Robinson. Laura Kracht. Kari Kennedy. Shelly Armstrong. Rachel Olson. SECOND ROW: L to R: Karen Reviere. Chris Petters. Jean Skinner. Kathy Jones. Beth Homes. BACK ROW: L to R: Kelly Ruff. Terry White. Coach Andrea Selb. Otti Hegdorn. Shelly Patanoe. JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: L to R: Alicia Conroy. Beth Hammer. Joy Farmer. Karla Barte. Peggy MacEachern. Erin Dooley. Heidi Deatrick SECOND ROW: L to R: Jennie Munt. Rachel Surber. Alex Herman. Leslie Kenny. Leslie McBurney. Kara Schumacher. Kristen Poppele. Jill Stever. Vicky Bayerl BACK ROW: L to R: Coach George Patten. Shelly Patnoe. Laura Kracht, Lisa Jaede. Anne Noble. Carrie Drake. Roxie Cruciani. Michelle Bennett WOMEN’S SWIMMING 91 FRONT ROW: L to R: Tom McBurney. Adam Lockhart, Pat Tabor, Ray Quarles. Bob Burns. Tim Bergman. John Nitschke. BACK ROW: L to R: Brian Bleed. Jamie Gorham. Charles Spoylar. Jeff Nitschke. Mark Maetzold. Carlos DelPlaine. Robert Purple. MEN’S SWIMMING FRONT ROW: L to R: John Moore. Sean Toren. Mark Zaragoza. Rolph Engstrom. David Chisolm. Mike Hammer. Tim Schuck. BACK ROW: L to R: Coach John Jurisch. Jay Taggart. George Martin. David Kracht. Dale Hallin. Arthur French. Earl Kyle. Assistant Coach Crane Schuck. MEN’S WRESTLING CROSS COUNTRY SKIING 9 FRONT ROW: L to R: Managers: Jim Wigglesworth. Jim LeVoir, Martin Schwabacher. BACK ROW: L to R: James Alston. Mitchell Waldon. David Gilreath. Marty Johnson. Randy Brown. Curtis Burris. Coach Ed Prohofsky. Mark Attridge. Carlysle Few. Jerry Williams. Larry Rodgers. Sherman Gray. Joey Dawis. MEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: L to R: Cary Chatham. Micheal Williams. BACK ROW: L to R: Northern Griffin. Dimitri Herndon. Chuck Smith. Todd Mitchell. Gene Richardson. Micheal Sallet. Jeffery Funchie. Jay Johnson. Gene Perry, Tim Green. John Otieno. Keith Branch. Coach Bill L'Herault. MIEN’S SOPH. BASKETBALL 96 FRONT ROW: L to R: Maria Scribner. Karen Eiland. Tina Barth. Toni Stewart. Jenny Colby. 8ACK ROW: L to R: Vicki Bayerl. Joan Johnson. Faith Johnson. Margaret Lund. Cathy Follett. Carrie Schultz. Lisa Barnhill. Coach Rick Woods. WOMEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL 97 FRONT ROW: L to R: Lynn Barth. Loretta McGee. Beth Hammer. Kim Nadeau. Lisa Jaede. BACK ROW: L to R: Yonette Bailey. Bridgett Bell. Elaine Eiland. Stephanie Donnell. Cym Warkov. Coach Sue Hartfield. WOMEN’S SOPH. BASKETBALL 98 FRONT CENTER: Mike Scammerhorn. FRONT ROW: L to R: Jim Schardm. Jerry Vainovskis. Tad Hilgermann. Chris Lundeen. Dan Frietag. SECOND ROW: L to R: Joe Westerberg. John Ruff. Tom Lindberg. Duane Soderholm. John Boyle. Ralph Weinberger. Steve Kracht. Phil MacEachern. 8ACK ROW: L to R: Coach Allen DeWolf. Tom Hoffe. Mike Westerberg. David Jaede. Loren Frietag. David Growe. Eric Hammergren. Brad Schumann, Assistant Coach Ross Green. VARSITY HOCKEY FRONT ROW: L to R: Jerry Vamovskis. Tad Hilgermann. SECOND ROW: L to R: Coach Ross Green, Jim Schardin. John Ruff, Joe Westerberg, Troy McVay, Geoff Corbett. Ralph Weinberger. BACK ROW: L to R: Phil MacEachern, Tom Lindberg. Duane Soderholm, John Boyle. Dan Frietag. Tim Hudy. J.V. HOCKEY MARSHALL —U.H. LIBRARY MINNEAPOLIS 100 FRONT: Charlie Brose. SECOND ROW: L to R: Jeff Roff. 8ruce Girmm. Cheryl Koenigsfeld. Curtis O'Neil. Mark Skibness. Jim Bolman. Steve Dickey. BACK ROW: L to R: Coach Debbie Jo Anderson, Glynnis Greco. Mark Sandness. Greg Booker. ADAPTED FLOOR HOCKEY 101 BACK ROW: L to R: Coach Wilford Schultz. Chris Stellar. Steve Starr. Shane Cohen. Jamie Gorham. Raul Madrid. Jim Wigglesworth. Francis Wong. Carlos DelPlaine. Carlos Madrid. FRONT ROW: L to R: Gary Surber. Danny Geller. Timmy O'Brien. Mario Lang. Tim Barber. Terry O'Brien. Ted Montgomery. Chris Smith. Billy Rosengren. SOCCER BAND and CHOIR 102 This year’s music program, directed by Mr. Traficante, helped students learn about their opportunities in musical expression. Smaller choir classes produced a more personal learning environment. The band played at many M-U athletic activities and functions. BACK ROW: L to R: Steven Newcomer. Delano Holman. Greg Washington. Dale Greer. Greg Simpson. Chip Starr. Tony Martin. Leland Jorden. Omar Abdelal. Peter Hillman. John Austand. THIRD ROW: L to R: Scott Soley. David Copeland. Ezra Gold. Marc Pitzer. Andrew Hargens. Mark Zaragoza. Cedric Sanford. Eric Hillman. Joey Decker. Bob Burns. SECOND ROW: L to R: Erin Dooley. Tammy Sepple. Kathy Kuusisto. Heidi Deatrick. Kathy Lehmann. Moira Bateman. Chris Welb. FRONT ROW: L to R: Louise Mc- Donald. Gabi Wirz, Jean Skinner. Cindy Fraction. Zolia Freedman. Sarah Kopf. Michelle Fant. Joy Farmer. Tim Bergman. 103 TORCH and URBAN ARTS TORCH (Try Out Research in Chemistry) is a program for Marshall-U students who have had a year of chemistry. Students get a chance to see what the business of product research and development is like. After an introduction to each of the six different departments, those involved choose one to work in for the rest of the year. Creativity was omnipresent in the Urban Arts program. Marshall-U students participated in dance, theatre and humanities. Art was expressed through imaginative ideas and movements. 104 DEBATE BACK ROW: L to R: Victor Raymond. Alex Herman. Nancy Nicholl. Douglas Legg. Eric Poppele. THIRD ROW: L to R: Greg Simpson. Kirsten Almo. Maitri Goonewardena, John White. Clyde Cutting. Fred Campos. SECOND ROW: L to R: Coach Jim Seeden. Gary Surber. Edie Loper. Curtis Pierce. Jessica Poppele. FRONT ROW: L to R: Edmund Howard. Dan Heine. Robin Kelsey. Tim Starr. Case side, plan, status quo, nuclear fusion, EPA, inherency, forensics-are any of these terms familiar to you? The M-U Debate Team used these words with fluency during their season. By the way. don't forget, we need an effective energy plan by the Federal Government! 105 POMS CHEERLEADERS 106 VARSITY FOOTBALL: BACK ROW: L to R: Theresa Tate. Rosemary Richardson. Marcia Milgrom. FRONT ROW: Joy Quam. VARSITY BASKETBALL: BACK ROW: L to R: Theresa Tate. Marcia Milgrom. Joy Quam. SECOND ROW: L to R: Sandy Johnson. Vanya Bliss. FRONT ROW: Lena Dixit. J.V. FOOTBALL. BACK ROW: Kim Richardson. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Moore. FRONT ROW: L to R: Debora Burton. Chris Ostby. Heidi Koller. Bridget Hronski, Sonja Lundquist. CHEERLEADERS 107 HOCKEY: L to R: Dawn Danielson. Sandy Johnson. Dori Hawkinson. Paula Erickson. Vanya Bliss. J.V. BASKETBALL: BACK ROW: L to R: Lisa Lee. Cynthia Moore. SECOND ROW: L to R: Dena Todd. Debora Burton. Bridget Hronski. FRONT ROW: L to R: Chris Ostby. Kim Richardson. Heidi Koller. 108 COLLAGE A selective crew worked at least everyday during fifth hour to produce the yearbook. Three elective credits were received for the students' efforts, plus popcorn, laughs, deadlines, encounters with Mr. 0. and music. COLLAGE 109 OPPOSITE PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Advisor Andrew Ostazeski. Greg Janssen, Carlos Madrid. Nora Murphy. Joe Westacott, Steve Conger. Keith Czmowski. Thomas Gamble. Steve Patten. Paul Schwabacher. THIS PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Barb Barton. Mary Beth Sadler. Mark Maetzold. Mark Haldeman. Mark Attridge. Jeff Nitschke. Chris Ostby. Shari Newcomer. Kobi Conaway. Dan Wesley. Cynthia Moore. John Otieno, Jim Stephan. Sally Thurin. Sue 8ollinger. Sam Lieberman. Tim Davis. 110 kauSdoscope The Kaleidescope came out once a month during the whole school year, which was a feat unbeknownst to years gone by. Editors and staff worked diligently zero hour and after school. Although much of the news was not new. the copy was never obsolete. BACK ROW: L to R: Doug Legg, Kevin Czmowski, Guy Baldwin. Victor Raymond. Stephen Peabody. Marcia Milgrom. Advisor Chris Driessen. Chris Stellar. FRONT ROW: L to R: Dithy Colby, Edie Loper. Co-Editor Christie Lewis. Co-Editor Nora Murphy. Martha Berryman. Tim Starr. Ill A.V. T.V. A Minneapolis Public School’s Secon- dary Center T.V. program was based at M-U this year. Students from all over the city teamed together to produce a fifteen minute long news report every day. A system was devised to make the shows possible by dividing the students into these categories: film team, direc- tor. newstaff and on air talent. Lights! Camera! Action! 112 SENIOR OFFICERS and STUDENT COUNCIL L to R: Treasurer Tara McCauley. Secretary Anita Clarke. Vice- President Carlos Madrid. President Stephen Peabody. BACK ROW: L to R: Ezra Gold. Thomas Gamble. Clyde Cutting. Rosalyn Staples. Jamie McCoy, Elise Simpson. SECOND ROW: L to R: Lisa Powers. Dale Thompson. Ann Loper. Sarah Hultgren. Geoff Hilgermann. Eric Hillman. Kevin Czmowski. FRONT ROW: L to R: Matt Feemster. Tim Marciniak. Dimitri Herndon. Matt Frank. Greg Janssen. Edith Loper. Julie Bonnell. The election process of the Senior Class Officers was well planned this year. The officers worked together and enhanced the M-U school year with Sno- Daze. Valentine’s Day carnations, chocolates and teddy bears. The organization of a M- U Student Council formalized in February. Representatives were elected for each grade and Dr. Joseph. M-U principal, presided. UNGRADED and CLC 113 BACK ROW: L to R: Jody Kowal. Nancy Benson. Mike Hughes. FRONT ROW: L to R: Mary Ann Brenk. Marilyn Rota. Barb Roteberg. The Concentrated Learning Center (CLC) is a resource center for learning disabled students who wish to catch up on basic skills. The teachers work closely with students to meet their individual needs. The Ungraded program offers English. Social Studies. Mathematics and Science for grades 6 8. Classes are not organized according to grade; instead core groups made up of all ages, move to each subject during the first three hours of the day. PARENT PUZZLE BACK ROW: L to R: Mary Sheedy Kurcinka. Joan Krogseng. Beth Cutting. FRONT ROW: L to R: Dorothy Haynes. Margaret Perlick. Pat Copa. Parent Puzzle gives parents a chance to attend parenting classes during the day. to learn about their children and to develope more knowledge in parenting. Parent Puzzle also gives students at Marshall-U a chance to attend Child Development classes in which they can work directly with the children. Being able to work, play and observe the children directly makes it easier to learn about their development. 115 CHESS TEAM and SPANISH CLUB L to R: Michelle Fant. Advisor Arturo Herrera. Ann Mueller. Vicki Bayerl BACK ROW: L to R: Andy Unger. Nate Teske. Bill Harrison. Coach Matthew Feemster. Jason Brown. Thomas Gamble. Geoff Wyatt. FRONT ROW: L ro R: Jeff Harrison. Andre DeLattre. Paul Rejto. Tom Berke. Hola Mexico! cheered the M-U Spanish Club as they readied themselves for a journey to the foreign country. Happenings Books and paper drives were two methods of lowering the cost of the trip to Mexico. The M-U chess club was initiated this year. Competition led them around the metropolitan area and to the state championship. 116 SNO DAZE 117 SNO DAZE M-U started a new tradition this winter with Sno-Daze. A week of festivities included a chilly sleigh ride, a donut eating contest, a student- faculty basketball game and a disco dance. Sno-Daze royalty were elected and bunny ears were their crowns. BLACK HISTORY WEEK 118 Black History week consisted of a series of speakers emphasizing Black Unity The struggle is not yet won. Our motto for the future is Forward Ever, Backward Never. CLOCKWISE: Dewey Braziel, Doris Rhodes. Louis Boney. Spike Moss. Johnnie Reuben. Mari Golden. Rail Crowden. ELEANOR MILLER 119 After completing thirty years of dedicated service to the Minneapolis Public Schools, Eleanor Miller retired this year. Ellie has done it all. from sorting long overdue books in M-U’s library, to being the lady with the cheerful smile who greeted you as you nervously arrived for a meeting with your counselor about your lack of credits, or gently reminded you that your Independent Study form was six weeks overdue. She was an intricle part of our school and it of her. 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