Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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-lThe Dial s Left to right: L. W. Schroeder, Mrs. Cecil Sherman, E. B. More, Mrs. Florence Coleman, Dr. G. B. Gesner. The School Board The students of lllarshall High School take this opportunity to thank the members of the school board for their faithful services. So often they are open to adverse criticism but underlying all is a remarkable executive talent, matched by no less unusual spiritual qualities, unfailing friendliness, universal fairness and a line idealism which refuses to be obscured by the necessity of dealing with material things. VVe know that in the fullest sense they have given themselves to llflarshall High School, and to us. The new school building is a lasting monument of their boundless faith in us, as a student body. lliay we, in the future, conduct ourselves so as to be worthy of this faith and remember that education is of value in proportion as its possessor is -able to pass it on to others and become an active force for good. President-E. B. hlore Secretary-llflrs. Florence R. Coleman Treasurer-lflrs. Cecil E. Sherman Trustees-Dr. G. B. Gesner, L. VV. Schroeder 1 1930

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1--...The Dial LMWMMW Lest the continuous conquest of the future obscure the progressive efforts of the past, VVe depart momentarily from the usual to dedicate this book to lllarshall, to the memories of the past and the promise of the future. - These reflections must surely inspire a forgivable pride, for there is revealed Z1 determination of purpose which presages fixture growth and greatness. 1930

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FACULTY This is the forest primevalg but A A VVhere are the hearts that beneath it Leaped like the roe, when he hears in The woodland the voice of the huntsman? Q -Longfellow