Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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Sophomore escort Jeff Ford poses with his attendant Jenny Craig. Wendy Becker and Duane Hoffman pose for their homecoming portrait. The queen and her court gather together at Ketchum Park for a group photo. Junior Angie Weatherly and Ed Dennis pose in a beautiful sunny setting. 1

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Jolene Flynn Crowned Homecoming Queen The 1980 Homecoming Queen and her court were presented a lit- tle differently this year, but it was just as exciting. Instead of announcing the Queen and court at the usual as- sembly, three Senior girls and three Senior boys were elected, all to await the night of the big game to find out who would be the queen and her escort. Freshman Wendy Becker and Duane Hoffman were named atten- dant and escort of their class. Jen- ny Craig and Jeff Ford were picked to represent the Sophomores.' Angie Weatherly and Ed Dennis were chosen for the Juniors. The three escorts selected were Dan Deming, Jeff Filbrandt, and Brian Yost . . . The three attendents cho- sen were Janice Bramble, Jolene Flynn, and Maria Themins. As excitement grew, on October 17th, everyone was hoping for a victory over the Hastings Saxons. Jolene Flynn was announced Homecoming Queen with her es- cort Jeff Filibrandt. Queen Jolene Flynn and her escort Jeff Filbrandt were chosen to represent the Seniors during Homecoming. Another nomination for Senior Queen and escort are Maria Themins and Brian Yost. U Dan Deming and Janice Bramble are chosen to stand for their class.

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Sophomores Surprise Upperclassmen The school united once again for all the exciting Homecoming Events and activities of 1980, a tra- dition which had been in affect for many years. I'm sure anyone will agree that it was a tradition accept- ed with open arms. The students showed their approval by their enthusiasum in the events during the Thursday night and Friday afternoon assemblies. The hall of M.H.S. were designed and decorat- ed by the students to show the inthusiasum they had in their class. The Thursday night activities managed to rouse the nonpartici- paters. The final scores of Thursday night showed: the Seniors in first, the Juniors in second, and the Soph- omores in third, followed by the Freshmen in forth. After all of the excitement everyone met in front fof the bonfire to pay our tribute to the Hastings Saxons. The fire was warm, but not as warm as the hearts of each participating student. M.H.S. students had worked on floats for competition all week. It was really exciting when the last tissue was to be stuffed and the last paper mache item was boarded on the wagon. All the floats were transported to the field for judg- ing. With the Sophomores vectorious on that particular com- petition. The Seniors came in a very close second, with the Fresh- men coming in third and the Ju- niors in last. With a strong look of determination on his face, Phil Lasky spider crawls his way to the finish line Competing in one of the most tiring of all homecoming events is Teresa Wirebaugh and Bryan Clutter Trying not to drop his balls, Todd Kenwor- thy heads on to a 2nd place victory. 16