Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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little Things in Seniors. The cream of the crop, the top of the heap. They are the oldest, the most experienced and, occasionally, the most trouble. Each year they leave their own unique mark on Mar- shall High School like wet foot- prints in soft clay, and those prints form a path for those who follow. This year, the community of Marshall will see students gradu- ate who are more than “just the Senior Class”, they are a group. There is an understanding that brings them together and makes this class special, uniquely individ- ualistic, and strongly independent. Some classes discover their “se- nior friendship” the day of gradu- ation, or during the singing of the theme song for Class Night; not these seniors. They have been a unit from the first day they came to this school. Whether it was a morning Spirit Festival meeting at McDonald’s, or a late-night, last-minute lawn dis- play gathering at Annette Tribby’s house, this class definitely had some great times. Some, like the devastating victories during both homecoming and Spirit Festival, were more fun than blood donation (and certainly a lot less painful). Most importantly, they were done by a goup of individuals. The se- niors participated as a class, not as a grade of students who were forced together by the school sys- tem. They were leaders as well as fol- lowers in academics and sports. They were seniors who took charge, and turned their year into a memorable and positive one. EACH YEAR two seniors arc given the Bill Holt Award. The recipients must show athletic excellence as well as sportsmanship and good grades. Dawn Durham and Kevin Hoffman definitely display these qualities. Photo by Bryn- dis Lelzring BACK TO BACK and ready to support each other are Chris Crouch and Jeff Larson. Many seniors build special friendships as the year progresses. Photo by Bryndis Letzring 26 SENIORS

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CHEEK TO CHEEK. “Bryndis and I had a wonderful time at the J-Hop. Your senior prom is really special, and I’m glad that we went,” said Kevin Koenig. Photo by Kim Berleue BREAK TIME. “It’s always nice to take a rest and talk with friends,” comment- ed Michelle Smith relaxing with Scott Gindlcsbcrger, Earl Gay, and Kumi Mi- tomi. Photo by Susan Miller J-HOP 25 4

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SENIORS Seniors come together... Blood Drive Seniors’ end of the line . . . Graduation Cars ... Seniors in gear Class of 1986 ... 197 graduates Competition is over . .. Tammy’s Junior Miss! Scott and Sandi . .. Homecoming Royalty add dp A UP TO THEIR NECKS in homework are Jeff Douglas and Greg Macheck. They participated in the senior locker cleanout. Photo by Mrs. G. Wheeler PREPARED TO ATTEND BACCA- LAUREATE arc Mike Martinez, Andy Peters, Andy Dryer, Colin McCaleb and Jim Laupp. Photo by Elinor Marsh SENIORS 27