Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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FASCINATED SPECTATORS get into the wrestling meet during spirit week. LOOKING A BIT untidy Mr. Davis wipes the pie from his face. Assemblies 27

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F£Mfl44R FAMILY Togetherness and compromise are two important factors in raising a successful family. These two factors are especially pertinent in our life at MHS. Although each MHS student follows an individualized path he must be able to fit in with the rest of the student body and abide by its rules. Thus the family leaders, also known as the administrators, hold an assembly for all grades on the first day of school to establish the rules of the house. As we sit united in the gym, a family bond of loyalty and pride begins to form. This bond strengthens as we congregate for pep assemblies and class meetings throughout the year. Together, as one, we solved conflicts, shared successes and demonstrated our spirit - the spirit of ’77 at Marshall High. WHILE SPEAKING to the students Don Louie uses a variety of faces. TO HELP RAISE spirit Dave Degraw plays the tuba for the pep band.

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THEATER DEP 5R7 UEM- OFFERS VARTETY rumor, was rr. . . Rumor has it that on the night of January 16, Charlie Brown walked barefoot in the park. However, as most rumors, this was false as Barefoot in the Park,” On the Night of January 16,” and ’’You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown” were all MHS plays directed by C. Lee Ralston. Ms. Ralston chose the play ”On the Night of January 16” for her first directing attempt within the walls of Marshall High. The play, a spine tingling murder mystery written by Ayn Rand, was performed by Art Mann, Jeff Adams, Barb lobe and Roxanne Seiler, and others. Following Rand's play was Neil Simon's Barefoot in the Park.” The story revolves around a struggling newlywed couple named the Bratlers. Mary Schneider and John Ferguson received top billing as Corrie and Paul Bratler in this contemporary comedy. Behind the Bratlers were Charlie Brown, Linus, Snoopy, Patty, Schroeder and Lucy in the theatre’s production of ’’You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown.” This lively musical developed from the Peanuts comic strip created by Charles Schultz and starred Gary Johnston, Anne Oren, Bob Geiger, John Ferguson, Cathy Clement and Randy Lake. BEATING OUT SOME BEETHOVEN. Bob (Schroder) Geiger entertains Anne (Lucy) Oren. COMFORTING SUSPECTED MURDERESS Barb lobe, Jeff Adams plays her gangster-boyfriend in The Night of January 16. 28 Theotre