Marshall High School - Marshallonian Yearbook (Marshall, IL)

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VW. 5 , T ' . - W 0 , .,,.-ixf--4 I N 1' I ,,....-...- -.-.Qu ' hile it is Dane Eirhart steadies the south wall Of the mansion W nailed int0 Place- I l 3 l i i .3 if W I Z 3, 1 F if ii! ifx? ,xx Nt 3 l ly L r f s -..s:.3l5.k 5 X it ' ZZYZWY M , 1 if , -.gt ., 1 , .F 1 ,Q be -i ,,A.. M 15 3 Diana Martin and Cathy Cook do some wallpaper pasting for the mansion. ,f , I K ' ., im , ,q' if 2 ,YN , 4 ,f 3 , 71 i . ffl F it y 4 e 5 E 5 Pram: Ennuthern Plantation Eitqle K x M , r ' o f.,,. Q In just a matter of hours, a once plain gym was transformed into a very lovely southern plantation by members of the Junior class. Plenty of hard work and planning by officers and sponsors made the evening very rewarding. Above Gary Hewitt places a planta- tion window into place on the plantation ver anda. 30 Prom Z ,re M454 ss 'QXQ 3 1 i 1 Xi X ' ' 'kwxx Xie fc l S X 'A it fm 1 tg Q I w l so Q 1 1 ' 4 ' , . k fcrepe Herman Grindle looks as if he is ci-1ged'm bY a networ 0 paper. K as v J