Marshall High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Marshall, AR)

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1 h 1 FOREWORD We are proud of the progress Marshall I-hgh School has made dur1ng the past 50 years and we're proud of our f1ne school today Go w1th us now through the pages of our Golden Anmversary BOBCAT as we show you through our school and poxnt out the reasons for our pride Table of Contents PAST 3 Ded1cat1on 4 Pictures from the Past 6 PRESENT ll Adrn1n1strat1on 13 Seniors 19 Persona11t1es 31 Act1v1t1es 45 Orgamzauons 49 Sports 59 FUTURE 65 Juniors 67 Sophornores 71 Junior High Grades 83 .Ull IMI!!! ll I 'mu if -?' i1 4 q 'WY A

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Vx. 31. Y- -, -rfwgg' '4liif.s'3i i ,-,FN ' , , , ,g,A-Jw n Y 'L:.,-4-,Z-P4Ls,'1', , 1. -' -hd!-I 7 is 3Q1avf: is viz, ,., . S.E. Duff, Superintendent of the Marshall School, first organized the gra.ded high school in l908- l909. This then was the official birthday of MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL, Ole Main , the high school building, was also completed inthe fall of 1908, and this was the only build- ing on the campus until l9Z9 when a Smith-Hughes build- ing was erected, From this, Marshall High School has grown to its present size with six buildings. Along with the material advancements of the school grew the tradi- tions, loyalties, and rivalries that have become a part of life at M.H.S. The pictures drawn from the past fifty years of Marshall High School are intended to instruct us, the present students, in our heritage and recall to others the perhaps forgotten past. Because of this, we firstpresent the past of M.H,S.