Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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Freshmen class window display.

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TRADITIONAL SPIRIT FESTIVAL Once again Spirit Festival won over the spirit of the student body. They par- ticipated in a week's worth of dress-up days, including a 50's day for something dif- ferent. There were also some different events this year such as the egg-drop contest, mummy race, volleyball, checkers, and a few others. The results of this year's Spirit Festival: In first place, the juniors; seniors were in second; the sophomores came in third place, and finally the freshmen placed last. II Holly Blanchard wraps Kevin Cornish in toilet paper for the mummy race.

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CATHY MONTGOMERY CROWNED MARSHALL'S JUNIOR MISS Twenty-six senior girls participated in the 1982 Junior Miss Pagent. On the final two nights they readied themselves to compete for the Junior Miss title. They were judged in the following four catagories: talent presentation, poise and appearance, physical fitness routine, and an interview with the five judges. On Friday night, the talent award went to Liz Marshall who performed a gymnastic routine. Saturday's talent award winner was Jenny Craig, who sang “You Can't Get A Man With A Gun . The girls then voted on the certain girl who they thought deserved the Spirit of Junior Miss. The girls decided upon Deb Parrish. Jennifer Burris won the Scholastic Achievement award for her outstanding academic record. The second runner-up was Patty Perry, and Jennifer Burris took first runner-up. The winner? Cathy Montgomery was named Marshall's 1982 Junior Miss. Twenty-six Junior Miss girls pa- tiently await the verdict. Jennifer Craig preforms her Satur- day night talent. 20