Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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Welcome to Redskin Country Marshall High School DIAL 1982 Marshall Michigan Volume 64

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Dean Wolfman and Gus Stoekel show their school spirit at the girls basketball game. Kristi LaBonte gives her best shot in an at- tempt to beat her opponent. Members of Marshall's cross country team run away with another victory. Mike Mumaw takes a break from his work to glance at the teacher. REDSKIN COUNTRY Means People The students, faculty, and school spirit are what make up Redskin Country. Try to imagine a school where there would be no football games, dances, pep assemblies or anything to boost your spirits. If it weren't for the spirit of the school, everyday would be long and bor- ing. Redskin Country is the school. No matter where you go the spirit of the school is there and is no- ticed in the people. Not one event can take place without affecting many, if not all, of the students. However, not just the students are affected. The teachers play a great part in the school spirit, also. They help out in all of the events. If it weren't for the teachers' spirit, there would be no Spirit Festival, Homecoming or any sort of activi- ties. Redskin Country would be noth- ing if it weren't for the people and their enthusiasm. Quarterback Mike Mumaw hands the ball off to Mitch Peek. Students move quickly to make it to their next class on time.