Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

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Table of Contents OPENING 1 HOMECOMING 4 SENIORS 14 JUNIORS 44 SOPHOMORES 58 FRESHMEN 70 STAFF 82 STUDENT LIFE 100 PERFORMING ARTS 130 SPORTS 140 ADVERTISING 178 INDEX 204 CLOSING 208 SPRING EDITION 209

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DEDICATED TO t Mrs. Marilyn Gorham Teacher and Librarian 1957-1987 The VIKING yearbook staff dedicates the 1988 year- lH)ok to Mrs. Marilyn Jean McCartney Gorham in recog- nition of her thirty 7 years of service as a teacher and lib- rarian to the Mary sville Schools. A 1949 Marysville graduate and class salutatorian, Mrs. Gorham went on to graduate from Central Michi- gan University. For thirty years she gave the students of Marysville dedication, integrity 7 , motivation, sincerity, and love. 2 DcdicaUon

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The Marysville Viking Homecoming was held on September 25th. During the preceding week the cheerleaders sponsored spirit contests, the class steering committees concen- trated on float building, and the football team spent gruel- ing hours in practice. On Homecoming day, the parade traveled through Marysville on its way to Vik- ing Stadium for a pep rally. During the rally, Mr. Neil Collard gave a pep talk and the Grand Marshal, Mr. Ron Wiltse, was introduced. During halftime cere- monies, Kelly Boulier, Presi- dent of Student Council, pre- sented Mr. Wiltse with a Stu- dent Council plaque. Mr. Col- lard announced that the win- ner of the float building con- test was the class of 1 988 and the Marysville Chamber of Commerce awarded the class with 850.00. Miss Deanne Gkekas was proclaimed 1987 Homecoming Queen. Marysville seized the op- portunity and was victorious over Cros-Lex with a score of 52-0. The Homecoming dance was held Saturday, Sep- tember 26, at Washington Elementary School. HOMECOMING 4 Homecoming