Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

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A Time For Happiness

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1. The Varsity Football team travels along the parade route on Homecoming Day. 2. Old friend, Harold McKinnon, returns to MHS, not as the friendly retired custodian, but as the honored Grand Marshal of the parade. 3. Queen Kathy Hartig shares the happy moment with her father as the announcement of the 1984 Queen is made. 4. Senior Bruce Rammer, takes advantage of the warm pre-game weather w hile putting the final touches on the float. 5. The big dummy is a smurf and the w inner of the security day is Ron Churchill. 6. Mr. Wiltse checks out the parade before it gets underway. 7. Mr. Jarchow, Char Shindler and Kim Behn are checking over a few songs before halftime. Homecoming 1984 This year’s early October 5th Homecoming festivities marked a “turning point” in many students ' lives. Freshmen now appreciate the thrill of being a high school student. The sophomores and juniors leave the warm summer behind and now “drive” to float building. Fi- nally, the seniors know that Homecoming ushers in the excitement of the final year. This year ' s winners for Homecoming week were : Back-off Hay, Steve Brow; Blue and White Day Tanya Gouin; T-shirt Day, Fred Ciaramitaro; Security Day. Ron Churchill won with his big smurf.

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1. Sophomores Pinky Vyas and Madlyn Sampson discuss their homework before class. 2. Mr. Hadden teaches Debbie Johnson the finer points of typing. 3. Mr. Heimburger asks sophomore .Annette Ryan to explain her problem in Record Keeping. 4. To avoid muscle injuries the seventh hour Weights and Agility class warms up prior to working out in the weight room. 5. The cooks prepare frosting for the popular cinnamon rolls prior to first lunch. 6. Sophomore Amy Stark, junior Kathy R yczi, and sophomores Kathy Dawson and Julie Farr improve their stamina by running hard in gym class.