Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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.,....-.t - f r . ' 'lt ELEANOR HAMILTON Working at the State Farm Ins. Co. keeps cute Eleanor occupied. Mr. Cun- ningham often needed her help to win de- bates in her Soph. and Jr. yrs., and Mr. Roses office employed her. E.L.H.S. halls were adorned by dark-haired, sparkling- eyed Eleanor her Fr. yr. She was in G.A.A. 2 yrs., F.H.A. 1, Usher Club 1, and was charming Mrs. Pembroke in the Sr. play. TIRZAH HARTUNG Smiling, dark-eyed Tirzah put the accent .on work throughout her high-school yrs., spending part of the day her Sr. yr. working at Dodgeus. But she also found plenty of time for fun in Choir her Fr. yr.. Glee Club and Library Club CSr. yr.j, and G.A.A. all 4 yrs. Tirzah liked her last yr. best, with typing her favorite subject. HARRIET LUCILLE HESS Dark-eyed Pesky belonged to G.A.A. 4 yrs. fsec.-treas. her Soph. yr.j, Jr. Hist. Soc. 3. Usher Club 1. She dislikes girls who'tell all after a date: she likes to cruise. to sit in math class, to pal with Nancy Marckley, and to eat steak with French fries. Pesky, who has eye- lashes that every girl envies, works at State Farm Ins. Co.: plans to continue there. ' KATHLEEN E. HILL Kathy. survivor of a major car tragedy, joined G.A.A. 4 yrs. fsec.- treas. IJ, Latin Club 2. Usher Club 2 fhead usher 50-511, Jr. Hist. Soc. 1: was frisky Miss Freeman in the Jr. play, DIAL reporter, co-director of the Sr. play, sec.- treas. of Sr. class. Enjoyed journal- ism and Eng.: biggest thrill-an tending the J-Hop, formal-clad, on a hospital bed. Everyone loves Forma S of assi S'ray,eye No . B R MA L S H.,qU 2-Dfnt 4 Pd. of dN0r of Wa 'Sp We i 'hernia dfd g?e ' Chas' F vijfish-C1:b GA-fia' book .eales Irma 'Pres ' 2 1' 1 girl 1,,,'br1m'11 nwof the Q ffm, UPJI. Hmm . 9 is - - ' r hefrnfs ffvsf-, c1ass,,f'e'f1g chop- N? and Pans , Offre S tafes. Osen DAME 1 Ufflllde a Ub-ject Ivglllturewcg 1, college cas Eng vin 'Pen and 8 Kathy. Y--. tt, 'G' -Ax . ICIA It Par, . . f Nl 1 HOFFMAN-el ,MX A 1 J-ectfzgrgf 195 Hisidyg Smile, b N? L I I f dsghelslglgjtglf Sqft iicyli, ge to Lat,- . e . ' tx flag duiiljgferjejgfngreat lgjlieuwoii 330116215 Subl: X Y-.N -Y. 8 game, Squad, fgl. P State Fpeo- , v Even thoalf was mafm 3 - 812 she 1,915 O, t 3 ' Cla' f 3 I1 mg fb A V 060114-'ntsfa Hs fav .Hdp I 6 , J 5 5' f D PA TRI qi - . C f if ' rgprejlfrbalted Parljq aff' ' Uppolgd foztii' QA X33 in p HSH X f V - - , . . ' x Future et pe9Vee Dldlff ag: Spanisfl 3 Yrs 'A I ' X and - P1-an Ng Id J C1 - , hom lwe on Sxworklfls who F- play mllb 2' Ik tbrille ec' and fatm. irwhile chase bake' I ghasri be' di Jo 1'11a1'aVo'if?tbef' 171 Cys' Q if W. X t0r1g rg m01y1e:tm0!1d fm- Pafllblecrsarry s ' f of-3 ...wr- .gli ' 'fu 0 I' x . - . In Wberegzalkinlminbicz. glxflfest 4 'JJ'-xx' NL Q 9 l' ' ' ,-M -.---0-H b0Ys wel me janiit Ldafd pf M , E55-i 26 Hg.

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