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

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Picture One: Always a crowd at the Homecoming game. Picture Two: Mar- shall University High School. Picture Three: Class of 82’ on top of it all! Picture Four: Linda Holman, Merciel Scott and Saffern Emerson enjoy an afternoon art class. Picture Five: Collen and Tim show us their smiles. Opening 3

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1982 Cardinal Student Body if }1H C Many Bodies One Student Body w ho are we? We are 900 students who come together five days a week in pursuit for an education. We are unique individuals with our own styles. We accept each other without consideration of our differences. Our age range is the largest of any school in the city; some of us are 11, some of us are 19. Despite our vast differences in age and lifestyles, we form a group that works together. Where do we come from? We come from North, South, Southeast, West, Northeast and the suburbs. Some of us walk, some of us ride bikes, some drive, but most of us ride the ever-present school bus. Why are we here? If you posed this question to the 900 members of the student body, you would most likely end up with 900 different answers. Some of us don’t like our neighborhood schools and feel that Marshall-U offers the chance for a better education. There are many classroom options at Marshall including open school, ungraded and traditional graded. The school offers a chance for handicapped young people to participate in a regular public school. For some students this is their neighborhood school, but for many, the school is a long busride every morning. If you ask them, though, they will all agree it’s well worth it. It’s hard to make a general statement about our school. It represents so many different things to us. For some it is a place to hang out, play basketball and talk to friends. For others it is a place to study, study and study some more. But regardless of who you are. what you look like, what your interests are or where you come from, there is a place for you in our student body. 2 Opening

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O tudent Life at Marshall-U is more than just a Title. It pro- O vides the chance for people to become involved. Parties. Senior Activities, and Dances all gave students the opportunity to get to know one another outside an academic setting. The Student Life was great! Commented Alex Herman Student Life was the name for what we did in our free time. The activities were all vital to us because through them, we were united into one body working together. Sometimes after calling ten people trying to find someone willing to work on a committee or to loan their parents as chaperones on a hayride. a Senior class president might get a little discouraged, but Jennifer Jorgensen. President of the class of 81 82 had this to say: I think a lot more people participated in the activities this year. People have a lot of fun. and all the events were very successful.” Student Life was jokes and smiles, hugs and kisses, punk and GO. dancing and dinners, and just about everything in between. It is a widely held opinion that the high school years are among the best in your life. These following pages are a reflec- tion of those high school years.