Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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The junior boys show a sign of struggle during the centipede race.

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BEAVER BURNED AT BONFIRE During homecoming week the students have a chance to dress differently. The days consist of: Punk vs. Prep day. Famous fact or fiction day. Hat-glasses and tie day and everybody's fa- vorite . . . Slob day! As the week goes on, Thursday night activities take place, followed by the bonfire, where they burn the beaver dummy. Then comes Friday's activities, when all the stu- dents pile in to the gym for the final competition. The two hour assembly finished with the seniors in the lead, followed by the juniors then sophomores and finally the freshmen. That night at the football game all the students pulled together to cheer on the team. Although the team put out an outstanding effort, the Harper Creek Beavers ran away with our homecoming victory. The junior class gives their participators a standing ovation. Freshmen jump-ropers jump cau- tiously. Wheelbarrelers strive for finish.

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SPIRIT FESTIVAL 1983. The pride and enthusiasm of the student body made the difference in the outcome of Spirit Festival 1983. The competition was very close and exciting. No one knew who would actual- ly be the winner until the very last event, which was the attendance of the stu- dents at the game on Friday night. Amy Cook skillfully drops the egg into the container. Junior girls are into showing their Spirit. A few seniors crowd together to show their pride. 16