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John Marshall High School (Minnesota)

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The state attorney general ruled it could, and things started heating up. In March 1954, the Legion Post voted unanimously to oppose the location. In April, the city council declared a portion of Soldiers Field no longer needed for park purposes. Mayor Claude H. "Boney" McQuillan, a former pro boxer and Green Bay Packers player, opposed the location and vetoed the resolution. The council overrode the veto only to be countered by the mayor's refusal to sign a deed to transfer the land title. The argument went to court, where District Judge Arnold Hatfield ruled the veto was in order. John Marshall High School in northwest Rochester emerged from this turbulent beginning."
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Often referred to as "JM", John Marshall adopted "The Rocket" as its official mascot and red and black as the official school colors. "A mark of excellence" is the motto of the school. After years of discussion, major renovations began to expand the institution's space and upgrade its facilities in
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In 1953, city leaders began to consider sites for the new high school that was to become John Marshall. According to a Rochester Post-Bulletin article: "he city council and school board favored a Soldiers Field location, but were unsure the city could sell a portion of the park to the school board.
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The bands at John Marshall are the Concert Band (ninth grade band), Symphonic Band (standard band for tenth graders and up), and Symphonic Winds (Honors band). In the fall, the Symphonic Winds and the Symphonic Band combine to make the John Marshall Marching Band. The marching band plays at the
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John Marshall High School is located in Rochester, Minnesota. It is the oldest public high school in the city being established in 1958 to accommodate the growing population as Rochester High School was no longer sufficient in size to house the student population.
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the summer of 2005. Notably, a modern science wing was completed in the summer of 2006. The entire reconstruction project was completed in 2008, when John Marshall celebrated its 50th anniversary.
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John Marshall also has two orchestras, Art Club, Jazz Ensemble, Color Guard, Yearbook committee, Newspaper committee, and other fine arts groups.
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football team’s home games. The John Marshall Marching Band won state competitions in the years 1980–1984, 1987–1992, and 2004–present.
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The John Marshall boys' hockey team is the only hockey team from the Big 9 to ever win the Minnesota State Hockey Tournament, in 1977.
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The school also has a variety of other academic and extracurricular organizations, including
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The John Marshall Football Team won State Championships in 1973 and 1974.
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View from the Courtyard of John Marshall High School (1999)
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Reusse, Joel A. Rippel ; foreword by Patrick (2006).
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Public high school in Rochester, Minnesota, United States
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John Marshall has an intracity rivalry with Rochester
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Rochester
Minnesota
Coordinates
44°02′08″N 92°29′06″W / 44.03556°N 92.48500°W / 44.03556; -92.48500
Public High School
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Rochester, Minnesota
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