Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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Representing the Senior class are Ed Dennis and Michelle Cipcic. Representing the Junior class are Rod Rocco and Ann Washburn. Representing the Sophomore class are Troy Representing the Freshman class are Mike Miller and Connie Monk. Stanton and Stacey Rogers. 13

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Angie Weatherly Reigns As Queen Homecoming can be considered one of the most treasured memo- ries of high school. To be elected by fellow classmates to the Home- coming Court is a great honor. The Court was announced at a special assembly. This assembly was held Monday morning in the gym. This was to enable the Court to enjoy the Homecoming events throughout the week of October 12th-16th. The Court was intro- duced to the fans at halftime of the Marshall vs. Albion Homecom- ing game. The attendants appeared in formal gowns and the escorts wore suits and ties. The 1981 Homecoming Queen was Angie Weatherly and her es- cort was Dean Wolfman. The Senior represetatives were Michelle Cipcic and Ed Dennis. The Junior representatives were Ann Washburn and Rod Rocco. The Sophomore representatives were Connie Monk and Troy Miller. The Freshman representatives were Stacey Rogers and Mike Stanton. 1982 King, Dean Wolfman, and Queen, Angie Weatherly, reign over their Court. The Homecoming Court gathers on a crisp autumn day to have their portrait taken. 12

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Homecoming events spark up the year! When Homecoming 1981 came to a close, Marshall gleamed with pride. Albion was taken by sur- prise as the Redskins went on to a 12-7 victory. The stands were packed with fans that cheered the Redskins on to a victorious Home- coming. Homecoming was done abit dif- ferently this year. In order for the Homecoming Court to enjoy all the festivities during the week, they were announced at a special assem- bly. This assembly took place Mon- day morning in the gym. The student body participated in such events throughout the week as dressing for red and black day, hat day, semi-dress up day, famous fact and figure day, and jersey day. When Thursday rolled around, the students were getting keyed for that nights events. The events started off with the hula-hoop con- test and ended with the tug-of- war. The Juniors held their ground throughout the night. But with Fri- day's events still to come, any one of the classes could win. Thursday night ended with the traditional bon fire. Everyone waited for the Albion Wildcat dummy to parish in the fire. The football captains had the honor of tossing the dum- my into the flames. The Senior class cheers enthusiastically for fellow classmen as they compete in various events. Hula-hooping takes definite hip coordina- tion as shown by Diana Savard. hike, an event of accuracy and speed.