Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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Classes Can Conquer Anything The 1978 Football team boasted a 7-2 record while once again Reds- kin Spirit was generated by the fans and sparked electricity on those cool Friday nights. Redskin basketball fans had never shown more enthusiasm as they did the night Marshall played to a near- upset of Twin Valley Champs and much-favored Albion in Disirict Tournament play. Who can deny being proud when our band brings home Division I ratings every time they go to competition, or when the Cross Country Team qualified for the State Tournament, as well as the Girls Tennis Team. No matter what happens at MHS, meets, matches, wins, losses every- one students, teachers, and admin- istrators are a part of the action by being involved. All classes of MHS have the ability to pull together and join forces. This was shown throughout. There were even times when each class bonded together Whether for a Homecoming Victory, or a Hamburger Enjoyment Contest, all classes ended up as one force — ready to conquer anything. Lil Smith and Steve Rue prepare themselves for the Tug-of-War 6 Opening

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Two Redskin swimmers. Melinda Varner and Mary McAuliffe. cheer the team on Studying some interesting specimens in Biol- ogy are some underclassmen Opening 5

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Taking a break between classes are Cindy Conner, Dean Hunt, and Helen Selee. Refreshing herself after a long day of touring is Barb Jelmek. Determined. Todd Maisner crawls for the Sophomore class during Spirit Festival Opening 7