Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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A Nip of Winter in the Air Homecoming '79 held a slight nip of winter in the air, which seemed to add to the good spirits and warmth that fil- tered through the halls of M.H.S. Classes were busy with preparations and anticipation of the week ahead and certain that they would finish vic- torious overall. The traditional excite- ment continued to build and strengthen until Friday. The day of decision was finally at hand and all the classes it victory. The gym filled with cheers and screams as the 1979 homecoming games began! In preparation lor the hot dog eating contest, freshman Ann Washburn and Todd Anderson produce a smile for the camera. The senior class demonstrates the football toss, a new event in Homecoming. 18 Homecoming Terry Clutter and Leigh lobe put forth that extra effort in the gunny sack race during Homecom- ing.

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Far Away Friends Let's face it, as students, our favorite pastimes are watching TV and seeing movies Cafter our homework is done, of coursej Everyone has their favorite TV shows, and also this year was a farily good year as tar as movies are con- cerned. Movies such as TO , American GiggaIo , Kramer vs. Kramer , Friday the 13th and Little Darlings can be blamed for eating up our paychecks and consuming our spare time, But the time and money we spend on our entertain- ment is well worth it, the quality has never been better. Bette Middler won an Academy Award nomination in her motion picture debut in The Rose . 20 f Sights and Sounds