Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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The afternoon shadows gather as the day goes home. And now the in-between time before the night, after the day. —Rod McKuen 11

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table of contents seniors..................................................14 academics................................................42 sports ..................................................72 underclass............................................. 106 student life........................................... 140 advertising............................................ 178 senior directory........................................207 faculty directory.......................................210 index...................................................212 dial....................................................222 closing.................................................224 In acknowledgement, the 1971 Dial Staff wishes to thank Rod McKuen and the Cheval-Stanyon Company for their permission to reprint the Rod McKuen poetry that appears in this book The following poems were taken from the book Lonesome Cities: “Morning, one,'' page 15; “Baggage.” page 60; “New Year’s Eve.” page 66; “Outstretched Hand,” page 55; “I’ve Saved the Summer.” page 108; “Cannes Waking,” page 86; and “Concerto For Four Hands. page 67. Lonesome Cities was copyrighted by l oth Rod McKuen and Editions Chanson Company in 1968. “For Jerry Kramer.” page 3; “April 16, page 15; and “Out Beyond the Window,” page 63 were taken from In Someone's Shadow which was copyrighted in 1969 by Editions Chanson Company and Montcalm Productions. Incorporated. The remaining poems were taken from Listen To The Warm. These poems are “Eleven.” page 22; “The Far West,” page 87; and i’ll Say Good-Bye,” pages 101 and 102. Listen To The Warm was copyrighted in 1967 by both Rod McKuen and Warm Music. The book was also copyrighted in 1966 by Editions Lc Rideau Rouge; Paris. France 13