Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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Who said three’s a crowd? Connie Clifton, Peg McDonagh and Mike Darling seem to be enjoy- ing themselves. Kidnapped, Bob Phillips surrenders to the Arm strong special touch as the senior class laughs along during the homecoming assembly. Although the senior class looks confident in holding a victory for the class pyramid, they failed to win the event. 10 Opening

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Spirit throughout the year The spirit that roared throughout the school year was incredible. Never before had a body of students supported their teams and their name as we did. We were charged throughout the short months; throughout the dynamic football season and homecoming, the basketball season, the Spirit Festival, and we were still red-hot during the last few rowdy spring days. Pep assemblies with skits put on by various groups in the school and community blared that the mighty Redskins were number one and we’d leave the school each time electrified knowing that that was no less than true. Proudly showing off his Marshall Winners' Club jersey, Tony Dunham retreats from the new field. Opening 9

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We made the best of it We were not a special or superior group of individuals. We didn't have the fancy buttons of private schools, nor were we filed around like members of academies. And we definitely were more than a collection of social security numbers — we were credited as real, interesting, creative, powerful students that faced the fact that the year would never pass again. We had to make the best of it right then, not whenever we got around to it. So with a potent, cogent, energetic body of various roles and goals, we made it happen in 1978. In a dramatic shot, Jeff Gish awaits, in a high strung mood, the beginning of the game. The senior hall was all decked out during Home coming as the students passed to first hour.