Marshfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

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31' 2 L l1ff 'W A 6 W SECOND PRIZE JUNIORS SHOOT THE RAIDERS TO THE GATORS C fi REQ fl Sw O T 3 OPHOMORES xi is R T xx qbxo E M 0 E2?f f n w- ,- , , 111' -f-' H- 4,1 . f k ,I , 1 GRAND PRIZE SENIORS ARMED FOR VICTORY

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TRAFFIC SAFETY: Gail Frank, Nancy Martin, Patty Allen Cchm.D, Ted Haach, Rick Lathrop, KNEELING: Barry Manthei The Traffic Safety members, conductors of the city-wide Traffic court, encouraged safety among teenage drivers. The cheereruppers who belonged to the Card and Flowers group sent greetings to unfortunate MHSers. Revision of JUDICIAL: Steve Custer, Lesley Sale, John Krueger Cchm.I, Mr. Beck va CARDS AND FLOWERS: Korlis Wernberg, Francine Larson, Debby Abbott lchm.j the Orange Book, a collection of school rules and the Council constitution, was the responsibility of the Judicial Com. The Council can well at- tribute mostof its success to efficient committees. Harrio Clement, John Vedder, Heidi Harwood, Mel Staver, Jim Hill

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BOB MASON Vice-President LESLEY SALE Secretary-Treasurer DENNIS HINTZ President SENIORS piled up the following victories: prize and Council president and Council treasurer. Their play, athletic prowess, and academ- ic achievements JUNIOR CLASS JOHN Trea LEA HOPKINS Pres GAIL FRANK Vice-President PAUL SOMMERS Secretary JUN offices: tary. The Junior Prom was a real success. float, candy sale, Senior Ball, class were also tops. OFFICERS LOVELAND surer ident IORS won two Council vice-president and secre- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS TODD PARKIN Secreta ry-Treasurer ALICE WING Vice-President NORMAN LANGREHR President SOPHOMORES were slow to get in the swing at MHS. They came in second in the candy sale but had no other chances to show their potentialities.