Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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Brad Petty attempts to entertain while the Conni Begg and Mike Beery enjoy them- band takes a break. selves at Cedar Point on the day after J- Hop. The scenery represented the “New York, New York” theme. 23

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A Taste of the Big Apple Once again, the Juniors pulled together another successful J-Hop. They found it was worth all the long hours of work because of the terrific turn-out. The theme this year was New York, New York . The setting con- sisted of several stores, restaurants, and theaters. The dance floor had pink and blue streamers to match the walls. In the back of the sitting area was a mirrored bar from which was served punch and other refreshments. After the dance, the couples had a choice of bowling or attending a 3-D movie, The Creature From the Black Lagoon. The staging for the J-Hop slowly comes to life. Laura Booten, Bryan Fuller, Denise Wood, and Rick Fuller prepare to leave for the J- Hop. 22

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Assemblies Entertain Everyone. Assemblies are a big part of the high school. There are a few dif- ferent kinds of assemblies. One type is a pep assembly to raise spirits and key the players for a victory. Another type is a music or a vocal assembly. People from oth- er schools and groups come from all over to perform for the stu- dents and faculty. There are many different types of assemblies but all are for the same reason, to en- tertain the students and the facul- ty- Gary Tallenger leads the Battle Creek Jazz Ensemble during one of many assemblies. 24 During an assembly, the students look on with great interest.