Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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Wed it our way We entered the school year responsibly keyed to bring forth a year that had never been seen before and would always be remembered. Our student body structure dispersed vibes that let everyone know that we were going to be like no other. The four classes began to bind together during the first days of September and we all remained close throughout the autumn, winter and spring seasons. Of course, there were the same class rivalries and the same Seniors are stuck-up and Typical Freshmen stereotype. But nevertheless, the 1977-78 student body carried an overall unity that was hard to find in most schools. We were fired up and proud as hell of our great assemblage of Mighty Redskins. With a look of determination and courage, Greg Danziger begins his asdfjkl; in Typing class. It's not a Wesson oil test. Sue Romero and Shir- ley Foster slice some bread for stuffing. Opening 5

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Part of Velvet Taylor’s job is organizing Mr. Josephson's office and offering assistance to students. Always prepared to help, Mr. Walton gives Susie Peterson and Deb Smith a few tips in waterco loring. Taking a break, Rena Lautzenheiser roams to her locker after English class. 4 Opening

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Trying to maintain his chowmg reputation, Jim Sobel gulps his pizza to a second place finish. Tim McPherson gleams during the last Redskin basketball game. Lori Beattie touches up her Accounting as she enters Armstrong’s class. Undistracted by others, Colleen Quada works on her homecoming ‘'masterpiece. 6 Opening