Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

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Library Service Group Shawn Schlabach, Barb Duncan, Grace Eastman, Connie Gannon, Janet Gragowski. Not pictured Jean Vermilya, Mary Durentini, Brenda Yield- are Les Parrow, Donna Ramsey, and Linda ing, Miss Davis - Advisor, Sally Breckon, Carrier. Katherine Schneider, Bev Butler, Theresa Path, Checking books in and out, filing cards, and shelving books are a few duties of the Library Service Group. The regular assistants receive a half credit for their work. These people Work on the average of three to four hours per week. In addition to these duties, some of the girls work in the annex library.

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Autumn Madness! 3 First Row: Roy Staplefordg Ernie Graceyg Mike Cruick- shankg Dan Griffithg Larry Heimg Steve Smallg Chet Browng Tom Smithg Ed Bromleyg Gary Smarch. Second Row: Charlie LaFave, Managerg Bill Stroerg Burm Misenarg Jay Weymouthg Bill Teepleg Brian Munsong Kim 5 Q 5 2' ii 3554 5 Maeasif Frenchg Clayton Osborne: Chuck Dalton: Dean Haney, Manager. Third Rowg Coach O'Neilg Coach Chapmang Art Butlerg Frank Quinlang Bill Schnuphaseg Bob Harkleroadg Skip Kapankag Jim Kustowskig Coach Pakeg Coach Sullivan, Marysville posted a season record of 2-5-1 in football, but statistics fail to tell anything but won-lost records. The Vikings this year were full of spirit and fight and they gave their all in every game. Although Marysville could not seem to move the ball, they showed the deeper, more lasting and important benefits from sports - fair play and good sportsmanship. The Vikings played clean, hard-nosed football and rarely displayed rough or unfair play. We can be proud of our boys - they are still our champs!