Marshall High School - Marshallonian Yearbook (Marshall, IL)

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i iiwll lil iitk li 1 il It IltiltN ltisa l'r.iIM-r and Nlikc Cootlwingllie an all' out effort playing in the band. The Beat Goes O Xltlioiigli lt-in in nurnlic-r. members of the ltiiiil .intl ilirt-i-lor' llriry llertll were deter- riiiinwl lu llllllkt' llit' be-sl of 3 ClifllCull slllltlllllll. lh-spite st-wrul tlililiculties during the last two it-.irs lmiiil students are trying lo keep a pit-iiiw outlook. lfiirollrrieiit has risen in hoih tht- junior high and high school pi'ngi'.iiiis. ll.inil im-iiilicis rt-ci-ixctl tremendous sup- port lmiii the cornmunity and school ailintiiislmlioii. linth junior high and high school band iiiviiilwrs ingirvlied in the Sesquicentennial l'.ir.itlt-. ln early September, members ht-lpt-tl Xl rilrnart celebrate their grand open- ing. lo show their appreciation for the band, Vliiliiirirt sponsored a bake sale for the benefit of the band. A new point system was begun this year for earning grades. Students receive points for performing at concerts, football games, parades, Bac- calaureatefflommencement, as well as at- tending extra rehearsals. They can also earn extra credit by giving in-class solos, writing reports, or helping to set-up or tear-down for concerts. Juniors and seniors will receive a red 4'M', letter. Freshmen or sophomores who have earned 70 points will also receive the letter. Bars will be awarded to any band stu- dent earning an additional 35 points. This small, but talented group is to be commended for their effort and outlook. MARCHINC BAND DRUMMER Kile N moving along. ave keeps the band B AN D MIKE C001 MHS BANK llzina Smith lloyer. Risa Lisa Osborn ,V ,MW

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S MIKE GOODWIN l-teeps up with the music: MHS BAND NIENIBERS are ron I Nancy Edwards. Tricia jones ron 2 Dana Smith. Stephanie White. Tami Wallace. Michelle joab. ron 3 Curt Boyer. Risa I-'ral-ter. 'Nlichelle Burkybile. jeff Carpenter. Amy Yeley. rout 4 Lisa Osborne. ,loe Garner. Iiile Naxe. john Kennedy. ,A Cf we 'ht ff? gp fi Q? IML Marshall Monument Co. R. R. 3 826-5732 MICHELLE ,IOAB and TRICIA JONEb were chosen to par- ticipate in the honor hand at Eastern Illinois University. BAND

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i Makes Perfect A P .Q ! It gqfiz, ' . 'mei-, 1 iiffuif? ,gf , Wu 2 lxIt.IxlN ltl llhll lll'1l'Il,S Slum llair- nlrnt gs ls into ln r routine an-vmiipziiiier y . . vw., K. Q...-e PRACTICINC has always been a part of Marshallettes. fibiwifgz rata MARSHALLETTES FOR THIS YEAR. rou I Dehhie Poorman. Candace White. .len- nifer Davidson. Bridgetl Stafford. Amy Eitel. jenny Tarble. mu 2 Amy Sweitzer. Anita Tharp, J, J. McEachran. Mindy lVlc'Conehie. Jeanne Huey. Stacy Rarnhart. Krista Newhouse. ,. AW AX bHE GOI-ib. Amssa bliarrett proud- lw marches off the field after the homecom- ing performance. AN EXTRA SPECIAL PERFORMANCE was the result when Marshallelte and Red Guard members combined their efforts. Shown as they perform are Amy Eirel. Candace White. Amy Sweitzer. Amy Warner. Dee Dee Shotls. Betty Prewett. Tina Sanders. Bridgett Staf- ford. Angela Schalburg. and Berea Gunn. UC drcm oppc d!VleHir'i111' WC D i 4:5311 bhnppe R C H E R AV EN U E ,.,..i, N ionnlhncnp 20 1 A MfHR5SQLBE'6'23?fm MARSHALLETTESXRED GUARD