Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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Angie Evans and John McHenry stop dancing for a picture. Tammy Brownell and Jeff Albright pose for the cameraman. Barb Hummel, Todd Warman, and Karla Elyea take some time out between dances. 23

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EVENING AT THE PALACE The juniors presented an excellent J-hop this year. The magical theme A Royal Evening at the Enchanted Palace proved to be a very fitting one. The students were able to dance to the band Public Notice for 3' i hours; refreshments were also provided. After the dance, there was a choice of going bowling or watching the movie “Brians Song . Then, on the following day most people either set out for Cedar Point or spend the day at Lake Michigan. The juniors and Mr. Arm- strong put out many hours of effort to make the 1983 Prom a success. Dancin' to Public Notice! Clint Fraley and Jennifer Burns along with Richard Goodman and Kim Mumaw decide to take a break. 22

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TOP STUDENTS AWARDED Many students were honored at the 1983 awards assembly. Academic, scholarship, and special awards were given to the students who worked so hard to achieve them. The Bill Holt award, which is given to the outstanding athletes, was received by Ann Washburn and Brian Huffman. Amy Whittaker and Todd Hazel received the Steve Wasielewski Memorial Award for their outstanding spirit shown through their high school years. The Jeff Faulkner Memori- al Scholarship went to Scott Darby for his skills in Industrial Arts. The Michael Stulberg Scholarship went to Jeff Williams. This scholar- ship was awarded for excellence in the theater and forensics departments. Many other awards and scholarships were given to deserving seniors for their excellence in various fields. Craig Simmons received the American History award. The M.I.A. award was given to Lee Romero. 24