Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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Juniors, Homecoming Event Champs! It was finally Friday and every- body was ready for the days events. The fifth hour bell rang and students gathered in the gym to begin the festivities. The events began with the obstacle course, the Juniors coming in with first place which made their lead increase! With every event the involve- ment and excitement of every per- son expanded. As the assembly came to an end, the student body conjured up what little energy they had left and began the class competition cheer. The Juniors once again scored a victory. Throughout the week students used their free nights constructing lawn displays which were present- ed at Friday's Homecoming game. Mr Wouri and the Senior class show their Miss Magnus observes Juniors, Tiffany spirit as they cheer on their classmates. Frohm and Chris Quada, as they eat away during the Big Mac eating contest. Mr. Cronk watches Mary Leichliter and iaman Amsler during the jellybean toss. 17

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The Juniors collect money for the United Way drive. The Sophomore class gets ready for the next event. Mike VanWormer and Doug Ha .el show their Senior Power as they run around the gym. The students gather around the bon-fire after the Thursday Night activities. Michelle Cipcic, Colleen Clement, Kim Wood and MaryAnn McDonagh participate in the Famous Facts and Figures Day. 16

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Welcome to Redskin Country What student doesn't remember the excitement in the tension-filled gymnasium as the courts echoed with “Welcome to Redskin Coun- try! Through our school activities we have traveled to surrounding cities, and it is always with pride that we have returned to M.H.S. We have many reasons to feel the excitement and pride that ex- emplifies that special Redskin Spir- it. B Lunch just begins as Vo-ed students take their noon break. Todd Kirkby races to the finish line with Tim Danziger not far behind. Teri Burns finishes her Home Economics apple pizza. 18