Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)
- Class of 1928
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L, V TI-IEDIAL-H H--- T cz DIAL 1928 The Annual Publication hy the Senior Class of MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL Marshall, Michigan MW! 4 X EX LIBRIS l928 , THE DIAL as H - ...F Foreword LIKE the sundial which records only happy hours we have tried to make this annual a true record of the activities and achievements of Marshall High School. lt is a record of a successful yea1'. It is your bookg it contains your pictures, records of your activities. lt is with a feeling of pride that we give you this, our 1928 DIAL. ' -A t'--Y Lf-- 1928 IN recognition of his untiring efforts in behalf of lliarshall High School and especially in,behalf of the DIAI,, the class of 1928 dedicates this, its annual, to Mr. H. H. HARRISON TI-IE DIAL Board of Education MR. E. B. MORE MRS. FLORENCE COLEMAN DR. G. B. GESNER MRS. CECIL SHERMAN MR. L. W. SCHROEDER E 'EE'-'I928 THVIULTY -- I I I I I I I I I I I 4 I I I I Tl-IE DIAL ' ' W 'YY'-I I I Mr. B. H. Vanden Belt-Superintendent I Central State Teachers' College A. B. I University of Michigan A. M. I We honor promoters of thought that ' is best. -C. F. Hardy. V I Mr. W. Roger Zinn-Principal Alma College A. B. University of Michigan A. M. Wherein doth sit the dread and fear 1 of kings. --Shakespeare. I Miss Arcena Bebertz-Domestic Science , Michigan State College B. S. All those joys I might rehearse N That please the eye, but wreck the purse. -Eugene Field. I I I I Miss Bernice Bennett-History Albion College A. B. I Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, I -an excellent thing in woman. -Shakespeare. r Olivet College , Michigan State Normal College Miss Catherine Brown-Geography Cf temper sweet, of yielding Will, OI firm, yet placid mind. ' -J. Q. Adams. I Mr. Clytus Carr-Athletic Director Western State Teachers' College A. B. I The man commands like a full soldier. I -Shakespeare. I I I I are 1928--I 7- THE DIAL -- e 7 i !, .1 YY Y 2 2 - - 1 1 Y 7 7 i , I I ' I K I , , I i Mrs. Norma. Clark-Music I I , Western State Teachers' College I I She studies music, I opine N And other mysteries divine. I -W. H. Venable. I I I I ' Mr. Rexford olark-English, Band I ' Western State Teachers' College A. B. I Notab1y fond of music, I dote on a sweeter tone Than ever the harp has uttered or I I ever the lute has known. I I -Eugene Field. 4 I , N Miss Glenadine Cole-Art X , Western State Teachers' College W Picture-drawin' 's my pet vision . Of Life-work in Lands Elysian. I -Riley. I I I I . - II I I I Miss Louise Diehl-English I Michiyran State Normal College The dumb shall never call on me I I In vain for kindly aid. I gliugene Field. I I I I I Miss Martha Doup-F1-ench, English I I Hanover College, Ind. A. B. The female wit is always quick. X -Eugene Field. I I - I Mr. I-I. C. Dunstone-Mathematics, Civics . I Hillsdale College A. B. I He is a very proper man. I I -Shakespeare. I I I I . I U I I I I I I ees - A-A -et..- --e e A- 1928 .... 6 V- THE DIAL V l 4 l I I 5 l r Miss Carriebelle Griffey-Commercial Dept. Michigan State Normal Collefze And she is exceeding Wise. -Shakespeare. Mr. Percy Hammond-Science Olivet College A. B. Wise men school themselves against fretting. -Bruce Barton. Mr. Hubert I-I. Harrison-Manual Training Western State Teachers' College 3 ii it Ay, when he undertakes it He'll make the thing! and the ma- chine that makes it. --John Pierpont. Miss Bessie Keifer-Mathematics Western State Teachers' College A. B. Her ways are ways of pleasantness- -Proverbs. Miss Lucile Leinhart-Physical Education YVestern State Teachers' College Pleasure and action Make the hours seem short. -Shakespeare. Miss Nell Lorah-English University of Michigan A. B. O woman! .... . . Uncertain, coy, and hard to Please. -Scott. M i iii 'ii ' r rl9Z8 w I I l I 1 l 4 THEDIAL-W 7 e- H- -as I I I I Mrs. Frances Russell-English I Michigan State Normal College I Here you'1l find that subtle gift, I That rare distinctive touch. --Eugene Field. I Miss Emily Shoup--Mathematics i Western State Teachers' College A. B. Here's to the Woman who has a smile for every joy, I -an excuse for every fault,--an en- I couragement for every hope. -St. Foix. Mr. Donald Stark-Agriculture , Michigan State College B S I In the field of my heart is an acre I apart Where my faery farmers throng. I -A. E. Johnson. I I I I Miss Elsie Wagner-Latin I University of Michigan A. B. I Your presence a blessing, your friendship a truth. -T. D, English. I I I . n Q I Miss Dons Reid-Secretary to the Supt. I All her ways are winning' ways Full of tenderness and grace. -William Winter. l I I I I I I I I .J The -M A -e --s CT K-as-1928 TI-IE DIAL ..., A I928 T--Tl-IEDIALQ I --A 4 2--4 - -we I Hazel Berge V I therefore turn my clouds about, And always wear them inside out To show the lining. -A. W. Rollins. Class Officer 111 1 Class Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41 , Class Play 131 Operetta 111 I Zed 13, 41 , Oratory 141 W Plus Ultra 1ofHcer 3, 41 Drama Club 13, 41 Alpha Agrarian 12, 3, 41 I Glee Club 111 Usher Club 12, oflicer 3 and 41 Jolly Rodgers 1ofHcer 41 Camp Fire 1ofHcer 11 l Kendrick Bills Abjure the Why and seek the HOW. l -The Kasidah. 1 Football 13, 41 I Science Club 141 Marion Brown-Secretary . . . the wit to discover what is true, and the I fortitude to practice what is good. -Anon. I Class Officer 141 Class Basketball 11, 2, 31 Dial 141 Drama Club 13, 41 Glee Club 121 , Usher Club 13, 41 I Jolly Rodgers 141 i Camp Fire 111 l Mary Clayborne W O Mary, canst thou wreck his peace, Wha for thy sake wad gladly die? I -Burns. Operetta 141 Jolly Rodgers 141 Miriam Cortright-President I 1 Oh, but it takes agility, with versatility, Combined ' To run a country paper with appropri- ate ability. --Eugene Field. Class Officer 12, 41 Class Basketball 11, 21 W Class Play 13, 41 Dial 141 I Zed 12, 3, editor 41 l Operetta 11, 2, 3, 41 , giglhpichocil jPlay 11, 21 ia ay 4 W Plus Ultra 1oi'Hcer 3 and 41 Drama Club 13, 41 AlDha Agrarian 12, officer 3 and 41 l Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41 , Usher Club 12, 3, 41 Jolly Rodgers 141 I Camp Fire 111 1 I Elliott Court W In architecture he is what you'd call a chunky man. -Eugene Field. W Football 13, 41 Alpha Agrarian 12, 31 iiii ii'--g'l928 I I I I I I I I I Tl-IEDIAL--A ,W as 4 as 1 J -1 W W 1 W 1 1 John Curtis No man is clever enough to beat all the W W rules. -Edgar Guest. W W Football 13, 41 Basketball 12, 31 I ' Class Play 13, 41 Class Basketball 141 W W W I W Frederick Eipper Keeper of silence, eloquent. --Bliss Carmen. W Dial 141 W W Class Basketball 11, 2, W Alpha Agrarian 12, 31 1 W 1 W W Letha Elsie W Do you not know I am a woman? When I think, I must speak. -Shakespeare. Class Basketball 11, 2, 31 1 glassW1?ay 13, 41 W ial 4 W gebate Qi 115141 W cience u Drama Club 1officer 3, 41 W Glee Club 11, 2, 3, officer 41 Usher Club 12,i3W oiiicer 41 W Jolly Rodgers 4 W Camp Fire 111 ' W J Ar-Lo Club 1oflicer 41 ' W W Operetta 12, 3, 41 W ' Josephine Enos W What noise is this ? -Shakespeare. Class Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41 1 Glee Club 11, 21 , W Jolly Rodgers 141 W Camp Fire 11, 21 W Ruth Faulkner 1 W -eager to labor,-eager to be happy, I W --R. L. Stevenson. W Class Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41 W Operetta 13, 41 Science Club 141 1 Drama Club cs, 41 W Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41 W Jolly Rodgers 141 Ramp Fire 111, Q r-Lo Club 4 W I W Wallace Fox -he does his part W In every useful toil and art. '-J. R. Lowell. I W Class Officer 131 W Class Basketball 141 W Class Play 141 W W Dia1.Play 13, 41 Zedl 131, Dia 4 Drama Club 1oHlcer 3, 41 Alpha Agrarian 12, 3, 41 1 Ag. Council 1oHicer 41 1 1 1 1 1- A 1 1 1 1 -W --+ - so-U 5-1, 1928- 7-THEUAL I I I I I 'I I I I I I I I I Laura Freede 1St. Cloud High, F1o1'ida3 What pace is this, that thy tongue keeps Y -Shakespeare. Class Basketball 13, 43 ' Dial 143 Zed 13, 43 Operetta 143 Dial Play 143 Alpha Agrarian 13, 43 Glee Club 143 Jolly Rodgers 143 Ar-Lo Club 13, 43 Marjorie Gesner . . . she has prosperous art, , When she will play with reason and dis- course. -Shakespeare. Class Officer 113 Dial 143 Debate 13, 43 Oratory 143 Plus Ultra 13, officer 43 Drama Club 143 Alpha Agrarian 13, 43 Glee Club 11, 23 Usher Club 11, 23 Jolly Rodgers 1officer 43 Camp Fire 1oH5cer 13 George Gledstone-Vice-President And my career From year to year Was full of cheer and things. -Eugene Field Class Officer 143 Class Basketball 11, 2, 33 Class Play 143 Football 13, Capt. 43 Basketball 143 Baseball 1Capt. 3 and 43 Alpha Agrarian 143 Dial 143 Zed 143 Ruth Goodrich Uiwith heart as willing As bondage e'e'r of freedom. -Shakespeare. Class Basketball 11, 23 Class Plays 13, 43 Operetta 13, 43 Science Club 143 Drama Club 13, 43 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 43 Usher Club 14I Jolly Rodgers 143 Camp Fire 113 Helen Greene O Helen fair, beyond compare! l'll make a garland of thy hair. -Anonymous. Class Basketball 11, 2, 3, 43 Zed 12, 3, 43 Dial 143 Plus Ultra 1ofl'icer 3, 43 Drama Club 13, 43 Alpha Agrarian 12, 3, 43 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 43 Usher Club 12, 3, 43 Jolly Rodgers 143 Camp Fire 113 Operetta 11, 2, 3, 43 Mildred Hamilton A cheerful smile and sweet content Add sunshine unto life. --Martha Lippincott. Jolly Rodgers 143 sfss swf 1928 I I I I I I I I TI-IE DIAL -- - ...- Y Y V Y -,- - I 1 1 I 1 1 A 1 , Margretta Hoenes I 1 -and to have a. good heart is the way to be 1 blessed. -Lord Byron. 1 1 Jolly Rodgers Q41 N 1 I 1 L. J. Holt Beware of him who talks much- 1 -Anonymous. 1 Class Basketball Il, 2, 31 1 1 Football Q3, 41 1 1 Basketball Q41 Baseball 13, 41 I V 1 I Alpha Agrarian Q41 I 1 1 1 I Virginia Humphrey 1 But for a modest graceful mien The like I never sawf'-Burns. Jolly Rodgers Q41 W 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 Janet Jacoby She gives a side-glance and looks down, , Beware! Beware! -Longfellow. Operetta C31 Plus Ultra Iofhcer 21 1 I Alpha Agrarian C31 1 Glee Club C2, 31 Jolly Rodgers C31 1 1 1 ' I I - I 1 Ruth Jones , God match me with a good dancer 1 1 -Shakespeare. Class Basketball fl, 2, 31 1 Jolly Rodgers Q41 I 1 . Doris Kempf Life is endless play, W Brightened with jest. -Edgar Guest. K 1 Class Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 41 1 Drama Club CS, 41 , Science Club C41 1 Alpha Agrarian I41 1 I Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 41 1 Usher Club Q41 ' 1 Jolly Rodgers Q41 g Ar-Lo Club L41 Camp Fire fodicer 1, 21 A Operetta C3, 41 1 1 1 1 I 1-sells A-, ee, -,e--sTs- reels 1928... --- THE DIAL ' 4 1 , P 1 1 P I Catherine Kenyon It is a good thing to be rich- But it is a better thing to be beloved of many friends -Euripides. Jolly Rodgers 141 Camp Fire 13, 41 Lawrence Kibler I am weak with toil, yet strong in appetite. -Shakespeare. Football 13, 41 Basketball 13, 41 Baseball 12, 3, 41 Drama Club 141 Class Basketball 11, 21 Louise Knickerbocker That on dress I lay much stress I ca.n't and shan't deny. fEugene Field. Jolly Rodgers 141 La Verne Lamphier Give every man thy ear, but few thy voice. -Shakespeare. Class Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41 Marjorie Lee . . . like a song's refrain, A school-girl pretty. -W. H. Venable. Class Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 11, 21 Camp Fire 11, 21 Jolly Rodgers 141 La Moyne McCaffrey 'Tis the mind that shines in ev'ry Lrrace, And chieHy in her roguish een 1eye1 --Burns. Class Basketball 12, 31 Class Play 141 Jolly Rodgers 141 if' l928 w 1 4 1 l l 1 1 l l 1 ..l I I I THE DIAL -'- 4 Gretchen McKinstrey Care smiles to see her free of care. SW. H. Venable. Class Officer fl, 25 Class Basketball ll, 2, 3, 45 Class Play L3, 45 Operetta Q2, 3, 45 Dial Play Q41 Orchestra K2, 3, 45 Science Club Q45 Drama Club C3, officer 45 Glee Club fl, 2, 3, 45 Jolly Rodgers ioiiicer 45 Georgia Mitchell A cherry lip, a bonny eye, a passing pleasing tongue. -Shakespeare. Class Officer C35 Class Play Q45 Glee Club L15 Jolly Rodgers C45 Melva Moon I True worth is in being not seeming. -Alice Cary. Jolly Rodgers Q45 I I I Mildred Murray , Where'er she goes She loves to pose In classic attitudes. -Eugene Field. Declamation Q25 Oratory 135 Class Basketball Cl, 2, 35 I Class Play C35 Drama Club 12, 35 Alpha Agrarian Q35 Jolly Rodgers Q35 I I I Earline Page O such an air the creature has and such a ' pretty face. -Eugene Field. Jolly Rodgers Q45 I Dorothy Rapp Any color so long as it's red Is the color that suits me best.-Eugene Field. Class Omcer Q25 - ' Class Basketball Ll, 2, 35 Class Play C35 . I opereua 42, 35 I Dial Play Q35 Plus Ultra fDmC6l' 25 I Science Club foliicer 35 Drama Club C35 , Alpha Agrarian fl, 2, 35 Glee Club fl, 2, 35 - W Jolly Rodgers Q35 I I s -'24-':I928 4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I -... THE DIAL ,-- - D. Y Y C , Y Y - - , , Y -, I I I I I I I Lewis Shellenberger I I My sole ambition's to be wise I --The Kasidah. I I Class Play Q49 I I Dial Play Q45 Drama Club L45 I I I I Harriet Simons VVomanishe needs no eulosry, she speaks for I herself. -Sam Woolard. I Class Oflicer Q35 Class Basketball UI I Class Play I3, 4l Dial C45 Zed IQ, 3, 45 I Operetta 41, 2, 45 I I Dial Play C45 1 I Plus Ultra Ioflicer 3 and 45 Drama Club Is, 45 I I Alpha Agrarian f2, 3, 45 I Glee Club I1, 2, 3, 45 I Usher Club Q2, ofiicer 3, 45 Jolly Rodgers Q45 I Camp Fire Q15 I Sadie Snyder I I Rich in spirit and common sense. I -Eugene Field. , Class Basketball Ll, 2, 3, 41 Ar-L0 Club C45 l N Jolly Rodgers Q45 I I I I Morrell Stealy Cl:l'0ll1 Olivet Higl15 I I-Iaply come down from Olivet. -Riley. Class Basketball C45 Class Play Q45 I I Alpha Agrarian Q45 I I I I I Willard Sweet I Let my temptation be a book. -Eugene Field. I I I Frances Thunder X I With such a comrade, such a friend , ' I fain would talk till journey's end. -Henry Van Dyke. I I Drama Club I3, 45 I I Jolly Rodgers Iofficer 45 I W Camp Fire Cl, 25 I I I , I I I I f - - A A- - I 9 2 8 -...... THE DIAL -1- -e J- ,- -- Y Y Y - , ,-, v Y Y Y - I F l l l 1 1 1 l l l Rena Varney I l Content am I, if Heaven shall give I 1 But happiness to thee. -Burns. Jolly Rodgers L43 J l , 1 l , 1 1 Lois Walkley l 1 Her pretty action did outsell her gift 1 And yet enriched it, too. -Shakespeare. 1 Operetta 13, 4j 1 Plus Ultra Ls, 41 l Glee Club C3, 4J Jolly Rodgers Q41 4 I Camp Fire 123 1 I Ar-Lo Club L41 4 l X Edward Waltz-Treasurer That man ...... is no man 4 1 If with his tongue he cannot win a woman. 1 1 -Shakespeare. Class Officer C43 l Class Basketball QU Football 43, 4j 1' Basketball C2, 3, Capt. 41 l Class Play Q47 l N 1 I X , 1 Helen Willis A charm attends her everywhere, l A sensc of beauty. --W. H. Venable. l' ' Jolly Rodgers Q45 l 1 . ' Norma, Wilson , A friend in need, in thought, in creed: In other words, just you. l -Dorothy de Jaxzers. ' Jolly Rodgers Q43 1 Camp Fire Q31 Class Basketball 13, 45 l I . 1 l l SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES ' l Donald Engleter . l Ruth Johnson I ' Hilda Lascelles 4 l Lorrimer Mason Alma. Rollins 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 Q1-,,s,, K-A if if --f I l 9 Z 8 TI-IE DIAL u I9 Z8 THEDIAL-Q v- - he - We Wonder? THERE was a crowd there. There was such a crowd there that-well, there was a crowd there. lNIy mind was wandering and I-was following it. 1VIy mind wandered to candy and baked beans, and incidentally, I found myself following Hatsie Simons! Wonder why? After exchanging greetings, she asked me if I'd seen Corty. CI thought of brown eyes and all A's.l No, I hadn't seen Miriam, but I noticed Morrell-I've heard that he's a successful salesman, so successful, in fact, that even the Wool he pulls over people's eyes is- half cotton! An usher hurried by - my mind wandered to lVIarion Brown, the Heflicientesti' usher of '28, from there to Ruth Goodrich, and Gretchen, to Letha and Ruth F.- what co-operation they had in French class CA friend in need, etc.D I saw Kenny Bills hurry along Cyes he really wasj. He was so thin that he could sit on a dime, and still eight cents of it would show. Poor boy, he'd been worrying about cellular cosmogony. Elliott Court was getting ready to join the majority and launch into the matrimonial sea -- another case of the bride being given away, and the bridegroom sold. Lois Walkley and La lX'Ioyne already have become better halvesu- in truth La Moyne has heard wedding bells so many times that now she thinks they are alarm clocks. George has been a best man at so many of L. J. Holt's weddings that he feels like a professional referee. Niary Clayborne, Margretta Hoenes, Virginia Humphrey were - HC- 916 516 it ik 46 At this point it was necessary to take above author to Kalamazoo at the request of Helen Greene who spoke in behalf of the Cruelty to Dumb Animals Association. A ---err A an-'cc e favs-1928 THE DIAL - - Prettiest Girl .......,....,, Best Looking Fellow ..... Class Elections Most Popular Girl ............,,. Most Popular Boy ..,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,, lylost Typical Girl Student Blost Typical Boy Student Best Actress ..................,,.,.. Best Actor ..................,.,, Most Athletic Girl .l....,. Best Athlete ............, Wittiest Girl .................. Wittiest Fellow ..,,,,..,,,,.,,., Class Politician CGirlj ..... Class Politician CBoyj ,,... Best Girl Dancer ........... Best Boy Dancer Noisiest Girl ....,.,. Noisiest Boy ............, Class Flirt QGirlj .,.,. Class Flirt CBoyj ......... Class Bluffer CGirlj ...,. Class Bluffer CBoyj ,,.... Cutest Girl ,...,....,..,.,... Most Practical Girl ...V,. Most Griginal Girl ........., Most Popular Teacher ..... Prettiest Lady Teacher ,.,.,... Handsomest Man Teacher Hardest Teacher .....,......... Easiest Teacher Hilda Lascelles George Gledstone Miriam Cortright .. Edward VValtz Marjorie Gesner Wallace Fox Dorothy Rapp Lorimer lkiason Helen Greene Lawrence Kibler Alma Rollins L. J. Holt lwarjorie Gesner Wallace Fox Ruth Jones John Curtis Alma Rollins L. Holt Ruth Jones . lVIorrell Stealey Laura Freede Don Engleter Helen Greene . Marian Brown Marjorie Gesner Miss Doup Miss Cole Mr. Stark Miss Lorah Miss Doup 1----1928 WJUHIUR' THE DIAL Mildred Anderson Katherine Archer Gladys Badger Elizabeth Baker Albert Barnes Russel Barnum Lillie Bischoff 1928 THE DIAL --e Virginia Boughton Frances Caines Catherine Coleman Creighton Coleman Helen Curtis Reginald Deane Ruth Deane 1928 THE DIAL Ethel Elsie Adair Fisher Homer Gauss Harland Geiger Evelyn Harwood Loraine Holt Janet Jacoby -1 -e-- 'Y-Y Y' '-l-fi-1.1 7 hung tl 1928 T- Tl-IE DIAL -W I I I I Frances Keicher I I I Nellie Mae Kipp I I I X Mildred Mason I I i Virginia McDonald I I I I I Edward Merritt I I I I Helen Miner I I I I I Ruby Miner I I I I I -7, ,- ,-,A Y I928 Tl-IE DIAL Nettie Mae Mulvaney Mildred Pace Alice Page Frederick Ryan Elizabeth Scott ' Louis Seaman Louise Sentz '---:I928 Tl-IE DIAL Nina Sydow Roger Udell Clayton Van Sickle Bethel Walker juniors Without Pictures Marguerite Chapman. Osee Collins Chester Connelly Charles Dowding Esther Hess Wendel Holmes Leslie I-Iolt Esther Lantow Frances McNary Dale McPherson Wilma Oldorf Sarah Parry Bernadine Peck Dorothy Quada Edward Quada Constance Sayer Hazel Sine Lloyd Smith Joseph Swalwell Manley VanVorhees Dora Walbeck Burdette Warner -1-eil-if 192 8 THE DIA L QQ 4 1: 1 5 N , 1 w r I r W . l , , w w , 4 I + N 4 w , fel: .MW S F' T 1 V v s 1 n 1 w w 1 E? ff-vA 5' 'SSW Q15 ' A-L M- 'u 'I928 ' THE DIAL --A a g - 'J H T ' ' ' ' ' ' W ' ' ' l ' Junior Calendar SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY I Did someone hear a frightful noise? You will all be surprised to hear, I , Has war been declared or was it a mere am sure, that the Juniors had a bun sale murder? Clouds of dust are seen in the in February - a very remarkable bun l distance. The tramp of feet approaches. sale - every bun was guaranteed to be J It grows louder and we hear a yell--ah! stickier and gooyer than any you've now, we know! lt's 'fthem Juniors . ever eaten before-and by the way, I They heard it was September so here what are those odd letters on the board? they are! l MARCH l OCTOBER The mystery's solved. Look what ' lVIuch as I feel that you crave for the the wind blew in! White pants l wide open spaces, dear reader, this won't VVillie to be sure! He just came be- ! be one. A space' is hardly the psycho- cause the Juniors asked him to and then W logical thing to put here for October they most cordially invited-nay even considering the fact that Hallowe'en urged everyone to partake of the privi- happened along. The Juniors were any- lege of seeing him. Tickets were the l thing but inactive-but sh! it's a deep, only requisite. dark secret! APRIL NOVEMBER . ' . X . Heavens, is someone being cremated. X Suddenly, under the magic touch of No, itis only the girls making baked k the Juniors, the gymnasium blossoms out goods. They call them pies and cakes in all the splendor which attends an af- but-well, the Juniors' mothers had to l fairf, Signs are put on the blackboards come to the rescue and soon we see the , and the Juniors have a party! Dancing seething mobs of lwarshall turn their , and Pig, the game for the intellectu- footsteps toward Sanders' store for it's f als, was the diversion. A great time was a Baked Goods sale! had by all. MAY J DECEMBER Twinkle, twinkle little star-only 1 We have made a discovery-there is there were sixteen of them and all as- ' a Santa Claus after alll Of course Heis sembled in the cast of the Junior play somewhat slenderer than we had imag- to show, to all it may concern, what the ined but we guess he's been taking reduc- Juniors can do in the dramatic line. i ing exercises. Now why do you suppose Can't you just see a future lVIary Pick- , this is in the Junior Calendar? Listen ford or John Barrymore emerging from I -we have world famous advisers! among the Juniors? JANUARY JUNE Why the gloom? Blue books! Oh, What is so rare as a day in June? I why did I take Chemistry? Anybody Surely nothing is rarer than that day of I read Franklin's Autobiography? But days when the Juniors entertain the Sen- ! let's forget them! The Juniors have a iors. At the banquet our aim is to make way out. Out where? Gut to Nellie it go off with a bang-no, you're mis-Y hfiae Kipp's in a sleigh with a moon 'n taken, the biscuits wonlt be loaded -- eats, 'n everything just about. VVhat we'll be Seniors some day. Cheer up, are mere exams in our young life? Sophomores! i e-'c no ' I 928 TI-IEDIAL-- --has - 77 --1 - Class History ABOUT three years ago the portals of the wide and spacious halls of Marshall High School were opened to admit a group, then strangers, who hesitatingly and timidly assumed the task of conducting themselves as Freshmen should Cbut never dol. Despite the withering glances of the upper classmen the group took rootn and their second year found them ready to take their respective places in Marshall High. We End them on the Zed Staff, represented in every club whose membership was extended to them, on every team representing Marshall High School from football to debating. As a class we see them never inactive--now itis a chapel program, now a benefit movie, now a unique idea for a party with sandwich sales interspread. Now at last, when We hear a responsive roar from the left of the auditorium every time the strains of Once again- rend the air, we turn to see this same group with all the dignity and prestige of Juniors. Again a movie and various sales help to fill the coffers and make possible indulgences and merry making. In springtime the Juniors' thoughts turn to thoughts of dramatic production. All the dormant talent in the class is Hairedi' and with a cast rivaling any that Hollywood could produce, the Juniors step into the limelight and charm the dear public with Nancy Ann . Before the last echoes of applause fade we see the Juniors plunged into plans to appease the appetites of the various Seniors in a bigger and better banquet. Finally we see the Juniors ready for another year- ready to do big things for Marshall High. --'err c -'trot that-1928 EUFHUHUHE SOPHOMORE CLASS THE DIAL --A President .........,..,...,., Vice-president ........... Secretary ...,....,..... Treasurer ......... Percy Abensheim Reginald Alexander Dorothea Annis Lucille Annis Kathryn Archer Nettie Attebury Norma Barnard Roselyn Barningham Russell Barnum Irene Baum Leonard Baxter Evelyn Benson Lucille Berge Rachel Bryant Francis Caines Lee Connelly Vivian Connelly Bernadine Cary Beatrice Clark Herman Crampton Madgle Dadow Dorothea Davis Sophomores OFFICERS CLASS ROLL Montgomery Dunham Beulah Duckham Frances Eddy Max Eisenhauer Zitha. Fockler Homer Gauss Harland Geiger Harriet Graff Pearl Gray George Harris Marjorie Hawkins Jessie Lee Holmes Marian Horn Elizabeth Hovey Casey J ones LaVerne Kraushaar George Leach Gladys Leonhart Marion Lusk Henry Mumaw Frances Noneman Hazel Payne Darrold Wetmore Lucille Berge Illa Summerfield Vinton Stealy Raymond Purcell Albert Schuler Gail Schuler Richard Shellenberger Holly Schroyer Winnifred Stanley Vinton Stealy Meredythe Storr Alice Tingay Frances Ulrich Lauren Utter Clyde Van Zandt Armour Walkley Winston Walters Edith Weakley Arthur Weaver Katherine Weber Florence Weers Darrold Wetmore Janet Wigent Edith Wim-ight Harley Zull -is -1928 TI-IE DIAL RX I ' ' ' i.,..t..1,.- - '.Q'. ,Z-1 E928 FHEEHMHH TI-IE DIAL l9Z8 TI-IE DIAL -- President ..,,.,...,.,....,... Vice president ..,......... Qecretary .,.................. Treasurer ............., Maisner Allen Inez Bischoff Robert Boughton Ruth Bowers Richard Boyce Hubert Brown Edwin Brubaker Bertha Cole Theo Corlis Ruth Cox John Cronin Roselea Cronin Thomas Davidson Louise De Koyer Russel Drum Shirland Eddy Irene Ely May Ely Frances Elyea Gwendolyn Eymer Orville Forman Irene Fountain Elspeth Graff Henry Greene Ralph Green Elizabeth Groesbeck Blanche Hadden Maynard Hamilton Harlo Hanchett Freshmen OFFICERS CLASS ROLL Myrtle Hanson William Hartman Helen Hawkins Margaret Heidenreich Cecil Hess Vera Hess Lucile Hodges Ward Hoenes Louise Holt Martha Hoyt Bennie Hopkins Burdette Jennings Mabelle Johnson Gladys Katz Ralph Kenyon Ruth Kenyon Blanche Keifer Doris Kistler Mary Lou Lake Warren Lower Alfred Luedthe Marion Luedders Dorothy Lutz Walter Marquardt Ella McKee Alma Masters Arthur Mau Mildred McFadden Florence Midland --,.r, John Cronin Claudine Mumaw Leah Yoffee , ....... Walter Marquardt Claudine Mumaw Dorothy Myers Rose Mary Osborne Audrey Page Orpha Page Galen Potter Helen Pratley William Rendall Ruth Rapp Emily Reincke Doretta Rocco Jennie Rowland Marjorie Ruff Carrie Samson Marvel Samson Lester Sipe Dorothy Thomas Carl Thunder Clarence Thunder Franklin Tidd Roxea Udell Edward Upston Wesley Wetmore Frances Weakley Dale Warner Erminnie Waltz Robert Wheaton Frances Yaudes Leah Yoifee Q ---1928 7-THE DIALf--- + x f Q--' ..-X .A X! 8 X . 6 1 M o I N f .Z . gh f gg! V Q I . 3 ' 1 . N , 'Zn i Q73 Q ' 9 rgiftdxx if , 'fig ff v 4 gf 'f A 45 QF ' ' ' 'fx'-N A If 4 f i x 4 4A f + 'Eff W . Q . 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O:I'q'f '.'3A?,! 5553-Q 11.3,-.1-:,'. 1145 ',,, , '.,' ', . .1 Q '. 44 , 33 -X15 J .- -- -. Q ,f4-,- '., - ' 5 o-I , ' - . ,. 1+ - 'ra '1 f-ur. ' -' wi V.-' .-. .-' .. rf- - H+ ' ,J-, ,.. winv ria THE DIAL -- Editor-in-Chief ...... ....... Business Manager Marjorie Gesner Wallace Fox Assistant Editor .......,..,,.,,.,. ............. L etha Elsie Assistant Business Manager ,.... ....... F rederick Eipper Circulation lvlanager ............. ........ H Clen Greene Literary Editor ......... ....,. Joke Editor .... Art Editor ........., Snap Shot Editor Sport Editor Advisers Miriam Cortright Marian Brown Laura Freede Harriet Simons George Gledstone Mr. Harrison ' Miss Doup 1tii liS A-A -1928 THE DIAL ' vm p - 1 rm - ozwronsr' ' , A wuucmmronsw W V Y MARSHAL.L,MlCHiC1AN, MARC5 zifwzar Y A i Aj-Nilmbeflo ROP IB 'mARSHAu:s Qmum GOES FAR IN TOURNEY HERE S T0 CHARLIE 1928 THEDIAL -1 -W - -- -- lolly Rodgers Ship Ahoy! What Ho! Dost thou see yonder galley come sailing up? What is it? Why, that's the Jolly Rodgers under full sail. Whols that queer looking pirate standing at the Prow? - Oh, that's Captain Kidd, alias Marge Gesner, and beside her, First Mate, alias Hazel Berge. A Ho! Ho! see over yonder that fair one scribbling on a pad. That's the Keeper of the Log, alias Gretchen MCKl11StfCj7. l'Pieces of eight, pieces of eight, cries a tall rover,-the Keeper of the Mighty Treasure Chest, alias Frances Thunder. Ah, yes, you certainly have seen them before. They're closely associated with 'ihot daWgs,', pop, and candy. Even if the Albionites did sail over, and capture one of the banners, the Skull and Crossbonesn still flies aloft. During the year the noble ship, Class of '29,' and the Jolly Rodgers had a real sea Eght to see which could put on the better carnival. Of course it is unanimously agreed that Wherever the Skull and Crossbones flew was the best place. Now the Pirates are planning to sail their last time on uncharted seas. Ship Ahoy! Full speed ahead! i A 5' 'ia o M' l9Z8 Alpha Agrarian President-Nliriam Cortright Vice-president-Catherine Coleman Secretary and Treasurer-Evelyn Harwood Formed under the direction of lllr. Stark, three years ago, for the purpose of bringing rural and city students into closer association, and to promote better agricul- ture throughout the county, the Alpha Agrarian Club has been one of the most active organizations of Marshall High School. Beside the regular officers, an Ag Council has been created to perform functions that could not be so readily accomplished by a larger unit. The membership has increased to sixty, and the achievements of this group are many and varied. Due to the splendid co-operation of the faculty members, the student body, and an efhcient staff, the Zed, bi-weekly newspaper sponsored by the club, has become a. permanently established publication. Altogether Alpha Agrarian must be given credit for being a club truly representative of the progressive spirit of our Alma lwater. Tl-IE DIAL --S Y---s as --- The Science Club The Science Club was organized three yea1's ago, under the direction of the Science Department and with the aid of iMr. Hammond, our most eiiicient Science instructor. The club now boasts of twenty-Eve members, six of whom will graduate this year leaving pleasant memories and experiences with the club. The main accomplishment of the club for this year is the purchasing of pins, which consist of a retort in the center with Marshall High Science Club as a border. ' We, as seniors, feel that we have acquired more of the knowledge of Science' and may truthfully say that we have considered it an honor to be a member of the Marshall High Science Club. The officers of the club are: President-Louis Seaman Vice-president-Ethel Elsie Secretary'-Mildred Pace Treasurer-Creighton Coleman Sergeant-at-Arms-Fred Ryan Norma Barnard Lucille Berge Catherine Coleman Helen Curtis Letha Elsie Ruth Faulkner Adair Fisher Ruth Goodrich Evelyn Harwood Doris Kempf Virginia McDonald Gretchen McKinstrey Ruby Miller Wilma Oldorf Dorothy Quada Dorothy Rapp Constance Sayer Louise Sentz Elizabeth Scott Armour Walkley -------4-ff I9 2 8 THE DIAL -- -L W - Debate Marshall High School is proud of her debating team for the school year 1927- 1928. She can justly be so, for see how others with no personal interest in our debators have praised their work. A professor at Ann Arbor told our team: Your extemporaneous work is of an exceptionally high caliber5 you have a pleasant and sportsmanlike appearance5 and you have a clear and logical analysis of the question. This is from the Cass City judge: 1'You understand both sides of the question better than any team 1 have judged this year. For further proof of excellency we have received the University of Michigan Wall Plaque Trophy from the Detroit Free Press for being among the sixty-four schools out of the original two hundred and thirty-five to come through the first elimination process. The members of the team are the lWisses Letha Elsie, Marjorie Gesner, and Evelyn Harwood. The two alternates were the Misses Louise Sentz and Elizabeth Hovey. As lVIarjorie Gesner and Letha Elsie leave us this year Evelyn Harwood will be the nucleus of next year's team. The following is the record that Marshall High School's Debating Team has made this year: Coldwater 0, Marshall 45 Three Rivers 1, Marshall 35 Charlotte 3, Marshall 15 Union City 1, Marshall 35 Port Austin 0, Marshall 45 Cass City 0, Marshall 45 Allegan 3, llflarshall 1 5 Total score of opponents 85 Marshall's total 20. 'Moto-----------oiiiro1 rio 1'-l928 TI-IEDIAL--e ---W . - g . I '4Plus Ultra A piercing shriek,-a splash, and the auspices are declared favorable for the pursuit of Plus Ultran pastimes. There follows a period in which members, consisting of Latin students, learn of Roman affairs, do Roman things, and eat Roman refresh- ments. This has been going on for two years. In that time Plus Ultrans have come to the conclusion that Latin, after all, is not such a Hdeadl' subject as one might think, as he glances at the declensions, conjugations, and other horrors which assail the Latin student. Plus Ultra meetings have revealed the fact that the Romans were interesting people, even if they did dress in sheets, that Hknuckle bones is an inspirational gameg and that Plus Ultran baseball can be almost as thrilling as the Hreal thing. However that may be, to get down to the statistics of the thing, Plus Ultra has forty-three members, and its officers are thus: Pontifex Maximus-Harriet Simons Consul-Evelyn Harwood Aediles-lVIarjorie Gesner, Roselyn Barningham Censor-Miriam Cortright Quaestor-Rosemary Osborne Tribune-Richard Shellenberger Faculty Adviser--lwiss Wagner A-A We--e 1-1928 THE DIAL -Y -- g gg -g gg M Usher Club The 'iBerge gang again appears on the scene, but this time We've gone a step farther and added an adviser, lldiss VVagner, plus three seniors and two juniors. QThey take the place of those M. H. S. graduates of 1927, whom we loved so dearly.D We are sad to say, however, that we do not miss them as much as they thought We Would. VVe et alon nicel 1,-of course the 'oun er ones are bound to et Hleftu H . y . g g 5 . 3 . g and right' mixed up, but why worry over a little thing like that. The DIAL play, Under Twenty, the Senior play, Daddy Long Legs, the Operetta, as Well as the Junior Play, Nancy Ann, were greatly honored by our presence. The red and black dresses with the RI 's and the service stripes, were an added attraction to all the school activities. The greater number of our ushers are leaving us this June 119285, and we wish good luck to the future squad. Also, here's some advice from the more experi- enced members: 1. Be sure to be on time. QThose nickles count up.D 2. Try your 'best to remember which is right and left. QOften a serious mistake.j 3. just try to get a tip! Qlf this is accomplished a gold medal should be ' awardedj MERIBERS Hazel Berge - Head Usher Marian Brown Letha Elsie Helen Greene Miriam Cortright Ruth Faulkner Doris Kempf Helen Curtis Marjorie Gesner Elizabeth Scott Ethel Elsie Ruth Goodrich Harriet Simons ee ---ee - -ee ee--192s THE DIAL -W 7,,,,7i,, Drama Club This year the Drama Club fully established itself in Marshall High School. The work of the club was a great success. The Ghost Storyf' a one act play by Booth Tarkkington presented in chapel, proved entertaining to the students, but this -was merely a beginning. The serial play, The Hoodoo,', a three act farce comedy, made everyone realize the position and talent of the Drama Club. lVIuch credit is due the club adviser, Miss Lorah, who directed the plays. Hazel Berge Richard Boyce Marian Brown Creighton Coleman Miriam Cortright Helen Curtis Letha Elsie Ruth Faulkner Adair Fisher MEMBERS Wallace Fox Laura Freede Ruth Goodrich Helen Greene Marjorie Gesner Doris Kempf Lawrence Kibler Gretchen McKinstry Lorimer Mason Faculty Adviser--Miss Lorah Raymond Purcell Edward Quada Dorothy Rapp Frederick Ryan Louis Seaman Louis Shellenberger Harriet Simons Frances Thunder Y -71-1.17 -1-1nj.n 1928 THE DIAL H Daddy Long-Legs To a capacity house, the Seniors presented the best play of the season. Never in the history of lhlarshall High has any class played to such a full house. With an all star cast and a most able coach, Miss Nell Lorah, Daddy Long-Legsw received a long and hearty applause. THE CAST: Jervis Pendleton ...,....,..,.,.... John Curtis James McBride ........ George Gledstone Cyrus Wycoiff .......... Lewis Shellenberger Abner Parsons .................. Morrel Stealy Ebenezer Codman .....,.... Edward Waltz Griggs ................ VValters ...,...,.... Judy ................... ......LeWis Shellenberger ................Wallace Fox ...............Dorothy Rapp lW1ss Pritchard ...................... Letha Elsie Mrs. Pendleton ,... Gretchen McKinstry Julia Pendleton .......... Miriam Cortright Sallie lWcBride.. v ............. Harriet Simons Mrs. Semple ........ ......... R uth Goodrich Mrs. Lippett .......... Lallloyne lNIcCafferY Maid ,,..,....,.,,.........,,.... lVIildred Murray Sadie Kate, an orphan, Georgia Mitchell Gladiola .....,. ........,....,..... A Ima Rollins Loretta ............. ............ R uth Faulkner Mamie ,,,,,,,,.............,...... Ruth Goodrich Freddie Perkins ..... .......... W allace Fox An Orphan .......... ........... H elen Greene An Orphan ........................ Shirley Moore An Orphan ......,....... Constance Cortright An Orphan ,,.....,.....,.. Nlerrilyn Cortright Carrie ...,.....,..... ........ M ildred Murray .rY- ,-- 7 ,A,7,,-7 ,, 1-:..-r'-I928 99 DIAL Play ---'lUnder Twenty On the night of December 15, 1927, a large audience gathered in the Auditorium of lVIarshall High School to view the annual DIAL Play. The curtain rose and what a vari-colored story was unfolded! Such an amazing labyrinth of So intriguing an entanglement of affairs! Just as Billy is almost in the clutches of Diana, Peeks interferes in her big sister's CU behalf. But what a terrible mix-up she produces. However, everything rights itself as everything usually does in a story, and the play, so delightfully given, ends, leaving the audience with the pleasant feeling that - Hthey lived happily ever after. circumstances l Ida Farnum ....... Grace Farnum ......... Peeks Farnum, ......... Bozo ..................... Rannie ......r..,..,,i... Russel Farnum.. Bill Boyd ........... Diana Edgerton .......... Ted Rutherford ......... Donald Brown ........ THE CAST Harriet Simons ..........Laura Freede ...,..,.,..,Dorothy Rapp Himself ...,,,..Miriam Cortright Creighton Coleman Lewis Shellenberger Gretchen lVIcKinstry .,................Wallace Fox Louis Seaman Tl-IE DIAL -- H Nancy Ann THE CAST Nancy Ann ........ ...v........... L ouise Sentz Miss Dexter ...... ...... H elen Curtis Aunt Kate ................ Catherine Coleman Sidney Brown .................... Louis Seaman Aunt Angeline .................. lyiildred Pace Playwright ........,. ....... R eginald Deane Aunt Nancy ....... ........ F rances lVIcNary Denny .................... ......... A lbert Barnes Aunt Emily .................. Evelyn Harwood Jerry O'Connel ....... ...... H omer Gauss Billie Claridge .................... Ruth Deane Binner ....................,......... Russel Barnum Beth VVarthington ................ Ethel Elsie Ned Llewellyn ........ Creighton Coleman Lulu Treman .................. Gladys Badger VVaiter ........................ Burdette Warner From out of a veritable Aunt Hill, Nancy Ann stepped out into the world, via the window, got into difficulties, as every proper heroine should, and emerged from them likewise, in time for an ending happy enough to suit the most particular audience. Thus the Juniors chose this as their class production, and when the time was ripe, on May seventh, they came forth from ohscurity to step into the limelight, and take their places with the illustrious Seniors who have already attained so much fame. HNancy Ann was a roaring success Cgoodness knows Louis tried hard enough to make it so,-'ray for the bass howllj and we look forward to next year, when this versatile and gifted class, now known as the Juniors, will entertain us again with a play as good as Nancy Ann . A -MAA ee-rev A fe-Ar--11928 THEINALfWe ee -aa a we The Orchestra The Orchestra is another very active organization of our high school. Its work began at the beginning of the fall term under the direction of lVIiss Josephine lVIarsh. The membership of the orchestra is the same as last year except for having lost one member and gained another. At the beginning of the second semester, Rexford Clark took the leadership. Since then there have been additions of a saxaphone, mellophone, and drums. The orchestra has been making rapid progress throughout the year, and has learned a great many new numbers. It has played at all the high school plays, several times in assembly, and at one debate. The personnel of the orchestra is as follows: Director - Rexford Clark Julius Stulberg Violins .. Leah Yoffee Arthur Lower Benny Schpok Frederick Ryan John Cronin Franklin Tidd Clarinets- Cornet - Dorothy Deuel Saxaphone - Ross Snyder Mellophone - Lawrence Donaldson Piano - Gretchen McKinstry Richard Bovce Drums - . : If rances Keicher aaa +11 eeeeea--ee an-4-1928 THE DIAL - -g - -- - The Glee Club I Every third hour on Tuesdays and VVednesdays the auditorium has echoed to the strains of most melodious music. At this hour a listener could hear the tender old refrains, l'Mighty Lak A Rose, The Rosary,', and The Bells of Saint lVIarys, the airy springtime strains of Amarylis, and 'gDaybreak g the sad, soft music of 'iGoin' Home and Doan Ya Cry, Mah Honey , or the funny little songs employed to amuse light headed high school students, The Big Brown Bear, and I Did, I Did, I Certainly Did . Then one night in January under softly glowing Chinese lanterns, thirty-five wistful Chinese maidens danced and told in song a sweet story of two sisters' love. Under the spell of the swaying lanterns, the purple beauty of wistaria, and the glow- ing, throbbing music, the Glee Club girls gave an interpretation of f'The Feast of the Little Lanterns that never C U could be equalled. However, the spell of the Orient was lost immediately after the presentation of the operetta, for the girls, forgetting grease paint, cushions, tea cups, and fans, raced for the cooking room where ice cream and cake were generously served. Credit for the drilling and training of the girls goes to both Mrs. Clark and Miss Marsh. The girls presented each with a beautiful corsage on the night of the operetta. The Glee Club furnished a share of the program at one of the teacher's parties. This group sang before the Parent Teachers Association, and took part in the Edu- cational program at the Monday Club. In preparation for each event they spent hours of practice, but always felt well repaid for their efforts. Last, but not least, a girls' quartette was started, and as none of the members graduate this June, these girls hope to contribute to various entertainments next year. Q 'Mere 'rrp'-'e re 'I928 THEDIAL -as Y- -L W -ag The Band The fall term of 1927 opened with the call for students interested in organizing a school band. This call was responded to by students of music, and many that wished to become members. VVork was started immediately, and the band made its first appearance at chapel in mid-November. This not only aroused school spirit, but more students came to join. The band played at all the home basketball games. It now is a permanent organization with a constitution, and the following oHicers: President, Frederick Ryan, Vice-president, John Cronin, Secretary, Benjamin Blakesleeg Treasurer, Henry Greene. The band is proud to say that, through the untiring efforts of the director, and the co-operation of every individual member, it is one of the most popular organi- zations in high school. It has more than fulfilled the expectations of its supporters. It is hoped that in the future the band will grow with Marshall High, and continue to play its part in the life of the school. The personnel of the band is as follows: Director, Rexford Clark, Cornets, Dale McPherson, Dorothy Deuel, William Clayborne, Frederick Storr, Maxton Murray, Paul Leyden, Graham Hartherg Clarinets, Frederick Ryan, Arthur Lower, John Cronin, Franklin Tidd, Lawrence Diehl, Harlo Hanchettg lklellophones, Elizabeth Grosbeck, Jennie Rowland, Richard Boyce, Lawrence Donaldson, Saxa- phone, Ross Snyder, Basses, Carlton Grosbeck, Shirland Eddy, Trombones, Nancy Lee Watson, Hartley Blakeslee, Henry Greene, Baritone, Benjamin Blakesleeg Drums, Mary Belle McPherson, Edward Carroll. r e Avro ' rer'sof '--1928 4 I i 1 1 4 l l ...U THE DIAL --e - as s --- Wendat Camp Fire The VVendat Camp Fire is composed of thirty-six girls from the Junior High School under the guardianship of lVIiss Brown. Our meetings are held once a week and we have a Council Fire every month. Last summer we had a fine time at Miss Brown's cottage at Duck Lake. We went there in groups of seven and each group enjoyed a week of camping. At Christmas time we filled bags with various confections and these with the addition of toys were presented to children who would not have received gifts otherwise. One of the most enjoyable events of the season was the Grand Council Fire at Battle Creek which celebrated the sixteenth anniversary of Camp Fire. Two of our girls had completed the requirements for Wo0dgatherer's Rank and took that rank with some of the girls of Battle Creek. Camp Fire is built upon three ideals-work, health, and love, which are combined in the forming of our watchword - Wohelo. The law of the Camp Fire is: Seek Beauty, Give Service, Pursue Knowledge, Be Trustworthy, Hold on to Health, Glorify Work and Be Happy. This law we are striving to follow. The officers of Wendat Camp Fire are: Miss Catherine Brown-Guardian Mrs. Alfred Russell-Assistant Guardian Dorothy Deuel-President Pauline Eyre-Vice-president Nancy Lee YVatson-Secretary Betty Dawson-Treasurer bee 'Mmm 'e ' of we 1928 TI-IEDIAL-- W C- a --. a Ar-Lo Club President-Helen Curtis Vice-president-Ethel Elsie Secretary and Treasurer-Roselyn Barningham Some time ago an inspiration came to a group of students. The idea was suppressed for awhile, but finally it found expression in the Art Club. After a series of struggles a constitution was written, officers were chosen, and a name was given to the society. From thence Ar-Lo has taken its place among the other organizations in high school. Membership, of course, includes those who have artistic leanings, and the programs consist of reports on art, and other entertainment of interest. Budding genius is manifested when, frequently, the artists take brush and pallette in hand to vie with da Vinci, Raphael, and other contemporaries VVe will admit that the ordinary observer usually attaches several interpretations to the finished masterpiece, but, with a little tact and diplomacy, he is usually set right before he makes any drastic errors. However, we are glad to welcome this new group to our ranks, - so let's join in three cheers for Ar-Lol Q A our ' ro eri 're el9Z8 THEDIAL-.aw - 2--- - -- Boy Scouts The organization of the present branch of scouts in lklarshall began about February 20, 1927. Troop l was founded first, then came 5, 3, and 2. The Scouts had two or three hikes between then and March 12, when they went to Camp T. Ben Johnston for one night. April and May passed without any- thing extraordinary happening. During that time, however, the scouts became more fully organized, and went on several hikes, during which many tests were passed. June 20th brought the opening of the summer season of Camp Johnston. Most of the Marshall scouts went to camp for at least a week, and several for two weeks, while a few went for three Weeks. At camp several scouts rose to the rank of Star. Camp closed at the end of the first week in August. September closed with nothing out of the ordinary, as did October, except for a banquet given by the Rotary Club of Marshall. In November the Glore Cup Contest started which later was won by the lldarshall Scouts Cthey belonging to the Battle Creek District., December passed uneventfully as if to give a peaceful ending to the scout activities of 1927. --U e fee-eff '--'l928 THEDIAL -Y K-as is he s s Calhoun County Normal The Calhoun County Normal Class of 1927-1928 presents the largest enroll- ment since its organization in 1905. The twenty-eight members are high school graduates, the majority of whom will teach in rural schools of this county next year. The class organized in September electing as officers: Katherine Kappis-President Muriel Bolinger-Vice-president Thelma lylerrifield-Secretary Anne Stark-Treasurer Other members of the class are: Berteen Alexander Lillian Barry Niargaret Brott Katherine Brushart Glenna Burton Ruth Cleveland Beulah Hess Marie Hess Lucy Hicks Elsie Humphrey Lena Kaiser Leah Knight Vivian Loff Florence Ludy Nellie Mason Margaret McNall The County Normal Faculty consists of: Flora A. King-Principal Bernice Van Gorder-Critic Glenadine Cole-Art Rose Mony Ilah Palmer Mabel Peters Bernice Snyder Antoynette Stamm Evelyn Stanley Christine YValkinshaW Louise Weers Lucille Lienhart-Physical Training Norma Clark-hflusic ----1928 I i l P l I I i P r I r i s P TI-IEDIAL --e -e ff a a aadw- Home Economics Department A man can live without English, He can live without books, But he'll never survive If he lives without cooks. To some people home economics means just cooking but, in reality, there are three phases, cooking, sewing and the digest of Emily Post. Would you like to know who she is? VVell she's the person who says not to gangplank your silvewvare at dinner. Cl presume it's permissahle at luncheonj, not to arrive at dinner too early or too late, not to sip soup as though you were singing a fraternity song, never call on a young lady at twelve P. M., and oh, numerous other don'ts'l. By the end of the first year cooking students have learned more than how to boil water without burning it. For instance, at the beginning of the school year one enterprising student explained that the difference between cocoa and chocolate was that one came in tin cans, the other in bars. Now ask the young lady what the dif- ference is? The sewing classes have broadened their knowledge during the past year almost as much as the cooking class has. A style show was put on by the students. Here they displayed the result of their arduous labors. The show was a display of brilliant colors and we must admit that some of the girls looked like real models as they walked across the stage to show their stuffn. The pupils of the sixth to the twelfth grades inclusive avail themselves of the instruction offered in these courses which are so efliciently managed by lwiss Bebertz. t A 'M c 'are avf r'av l9Z8 vvl l N 1 1 I I l I i l l I ....... THEDIAL-- -F nw- ff-.Aww Calendar SEPTEMBER Sept. 5-According to the old custom, this day is marred by the arrival of the Freshmen. Our new principal is here too, full of enthusiasm, but,-time will tell. Sept. 26-The very formal Nj initia- tion of the Fresh--oh, what innocents! OCTOBER Oct. 14-The latest addition to M. H. S., the 7th and Sth graders, make them- selves known at the first all-student brawl. VVas it a dance, or just a bowling contest? Oct. 31-Hallowe'en and The Ghost Story . 'IIs Lorrimer so bashful?-Yes, Geox-gef! NOVEMBER NOV. 8-Night School again. But, it 's a dirty gyp, that the lights didn't go out, says Vlallace. Nov. 11-Today all roads lead to the Fairgrounds. Survival of the fittest, but not always. Nov. 23 - The Juniors sprang another freak. This one was a party. DECEMBER ' Dec. 15-And now we have the DIAL Play, Under Twenty . Louis craves action, -- and gets itg Laura weeps glorious- ly, etc. Dec. 20-This is not Saturday night, but, oh! how that Bath Tub appealed to the students and alumni. This Christmas Banquet is a great institution. Dec. 23-I wonder how Santa Claus knew what Vinton and Mr. Zinn wanted. Did they write a letter to the old e-lf? Anyway, the Christmas Program was a huge success. JANUARY Jan. 16-Rejoice! Semester ends, and I see rambling around the halls some Fresh- men with that sagelike air,-copied from Mr. Dunstone, don 't you think? Jan. 23-NVell, well-this is great. La Moyne has her shorthand today! FEBRUARY Feb. 3-Pajamas, and more pajamas! but don 't be shocked, only our Chinese operetta, HThe Feast of the Little Lan- terns . Feb. 9-Letters to Football fellows given out-we never knew we had so many Patrick Henrysn in Olll' midst. Feb. 10-The rumor is that L. J. can 't understand his speech as he did yester- dav. Feb. 14-VVhat's this about Miss VVag- ner's Valentine? It was signed P, H. Can anyone solve the mystery? MARCH March 1-24-18! We 'll never forget this day. Beat Albion, and won the district trophy besides. March 8, 9, 10-'fThat dumb waiter up at VVest- ern State, someone says, - Who is she? pipes up Kibby. But ask at the New Burdick what happened when Marshall went to Kazoo for the tournaments. March 26-31 - Spring Vacation! -and how we made use of it, in spite of the snow! APRIL April 1-George has the CTHZU f01' EL 1l10llStt1Cl'l8. April 2-It Continues. QWe mean the craze.D April 19, 20-There have been numer- ous calls at the office for the safeties that were lent to Kibby, and Gus. VVhat's the matter, boys? April 25-Last call from the fond Edi- tor, -- UAH written work in by . . . Hasten, Calendar compilers! MAY May 7-Junior Play audible all over the auditorium,-especially the prompting. This is a dirty dig,-to tell the truth, 'tNancy Ann made a hit, and that 's put- ting it mildly. May 11-12 -The success of the carnival is unlimited! Some of the stars of the af- fair have made big gains. VVe see Ring- ling Bros. made an offer to Creighty, to manicure the 'elephiant's toe nails. -U - A- 1928 X 9 NI 6 6,5 42,5 .Ap 9 J. 0, V f' 'P E QW M og' J ,O I '59, I 5 V HTHLETIE5 I THEDIAL-2 -fa J gaw- Basketball The basketball team of 1927-28, was one of the most successful teams ever put out by hlarshall High School. lVIuch credit is due to Coach Clytus Carr for developing such a fine team from almost nothing. XVith the return of only one regular and one substitute from last year he pounded into shape one of the smallest but fastest basketball teams in the Little Tenn. ' The team Won six of nine scheduled games and three out of four games played in tournaments. On Jan. 6, llflarshall journeyed to Coldwater to play its first game of the season. It Was a hard fought game but the red and black lost by the close margin of three points. After Kibler, center, and Stealy, forward, for lVIarshall, were lost by personal fouls, the red and white stayed in the lead until the final Whistle, Winning by the score of 22-19. Un Jan. ll, Nlarshall found things easy going, when she met With Sturgis on the Sturgis floor winning 33-16. Jan. 20, the closest and most exciting game all season was played against Char- lotte, llfiarshall on the long end of the score 27-26. Some beautiful shooting was s 'A' e ..apa.'e......--r.pLe1...2i1 -1928 THEDIAL -- - g - -as g Football The football season of 1927, for Marshall High School, was a successful one, although the team lost to their bitterest rival, Albion, by a large score. The team won fourth place in the Little Ten . Much credit is due to Coach Carr for developing the team as it was probably the lightest team in the conference. He worked hard to develop a fast team and the boys worked with him. The first game of the season was played at home with Mason High School, September 16, with the red and black gridders on the long end of the score 12-0. Touchdowns were made by Deane. and Kibler. The latter ran 98 yards for a touchdown. On Friday, September 23, Marshall lost to Grand Ledge by the score of 13-0. Caty, Grand Ledge captain and full back, scored both touchdowns by hard line plunging. Oct. 1, Marshall was again defeated by Coldwater's 1'ed and white eleven by the score of 25-7. The Coldwater boys played all around the Marshall team from beginning to end. Oct. 8, Marshall was declared loser for the third consecutive time when she lost to Eaton Rapids by the close score of 16-13. VValtz and Kibler scored for Marshall. Eaton Rapids made both touchdowns by passes, one of them being over the line with three Marshall players around the receiver but unable to touch the ball. On Saturday afternoon, Oct. 15, Marshall broke the jinx that had been following them to out-of-town games for three years. The red and black gridders journeyed to Hastings and easily won by the score of 20-0. Kibler scored two touchdowns and Gled- stone scored one, and two points after touchdowns, by passes from Kibler. Oct. 22, Marshall lost to st1'ong and heavy Hillsdale gridders by the score of 24414. Marshall started out with a bang when she, scored two touchdowns, by Gledstone and Kibler, and then weakened. The field was in very poor shape, being all sand, and the Marshall players couldn't get started as they wanted to. On Oct. 29, Marshall downed the strong Charlotte aggregation by the score of 20-7. Charlotte was Iirst to score and soon after, on the kick off, Waltz ran, seventy yards through a broken field for Marshall's Iirst touchdown. Kibler scored later, and XValtz plunged through the line for his second, touchdown. Gledstone received the ball twice from Kibler for extra points. Nov. 4, Marshall journeyed to Three Rivers to play the last game before the Albion battle. VVhat a day! It had been raining all day and mud covered the gridiron and there were large puddles of water here and there. Marshall started 0E with the first touchdown by a pass, Kibler to Gledstone. Three Rivers scored in the second quarter twice, making the score at the half 12-6. Three Rivers again scored in the third quarter and obtained a safety while Marshall slipped through for one more touchdown by Van Voorhees. The game ended 21-12. THE ALBION GAME The annual struggle with Marshall's traditional foe. was held on Armistice Day, November 11. Before a large crowd of football fans Marshall High School went down to defeat to Albion by a score of 83-0. Albion's first score came after three minutes of play, when they carried. the ball over. The second score followed within five minutes, and after that it was a steady procession. Gledstone ran back kickoifs and punts as did Waltz in an unusual fashion. In fact they got the punts and kickoffs much better than Albion, but that seemed to be the only place where they did excel. The M men who graduate are Capt. Geo. Gledstone, Lawrence Kibler, L. J. Holt, John Curtis, Elliott Court, Kendrick Bills, Edward Waltz and Dare Carpenter. IKM!! Capt, Geo, Gledstone .,.,....,,,,,,,.,,,...,,,...., Half Back Elliott Court .........,................ ..........,................ G uard Capt.-Elect Chester Connelly ..............,...... Center Edw. VValtz ..,.............................. ............. Q uarterback L. J. Holt .,................... ,.... ......,..........,...,............,.......,.. .,.....End Manley Van Voorhees .......... ............... L eft Half John Curtis .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,..,,....,,,,, E nd Lawrence Klbler ...........,.... .......... I 'ull Back Kendrick Bills .......,,.......... Tackle Herman Crampton ........... ................... E nd Raymond Purcell ........... Tackle Reginald Deane .................. ............. E nd Dare Carpenter ,...,....... Tackle Creighton Coleman .............. ......... E nd Francis Caines ............. Guard Vinton Stealy ......................,. ......... E nd A- ff fe- -1928 THEINALWHHH -- a.-v. -y Baseball TOP Row LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Holt, L. Diehl, W. Walters, C. Connelly, R. Alex- ander, F. Waidelich, A. Mau, H. Mumaw, B. Jennings, R. Green, Coach Carr. BOTTOM ROXVZ L. Kibler, H. Crampton, E. VValtz, G. Gledstone, L. Holt, M. Van Voorhees, Mascot Hartman. The baseball team of 1928 will undoubtedly be a successful one, as seven letter men will return from last year's squad. These veteran players will be largely respon- sible for the development of a strong team. Kibler and Gledstone will probably be in the box and behind the bat for the Red and Black. VValtz, Van Voorhees, Connelly and Holt will hold down the infield positions, while Crarnpton, VValters, Alexander and Caines will play in the outfield. THERE AT HOME April l3, Hillsdale May 12, Hillsdale April 24-, Albion Nlay 25, Lake View April 27, Eaton Rapids June 2, Albion H -M 1-aa em A --- l928 Tl-IEDIAL -Y -- - - - - --W featured by Root, of Charlotte and Crampton, Marshall's forward. Crampton scored eighteen points, and Root scored nineteen. The game was an overtime tilt and Kibler was pulled for fouls, but Gledstone found the hoop and scored, before the final whistle, for Marshall. Feb. 4, Marshall found little trouble in taking Olivet High School, using second and third teams most of the time. The final score was llflarshall 44, Olivet 4. Feb. 7, llrlarshall gave Albion the biggest scare of the season when she held the red and white cagers to the close score of 28-25. Although Marshall lost the game it was the nearest to defeat the champions of 1926-27 had come. Feb. 10, after the long journey to Sturgis, Marshall, followed by a few loyal rooters, defeated the Sturgis High basketball team for the second time during the season by the score of 29-23. Feb. 17, Marsliall proved she was much stronger than at the beginning of the season when she defeated Coldwater in a hard fought battle 25-23. The red and white quintet showed strength at the final quarter but it was too late. Feb. 24, the red and black quintet journeyed to Charlotte only to repeat the victory at the beginning of the season by a larger score. This time Coach Carr's cagers defeated the orange and black quintet by the score of 28-21. Feb. 17, Albion came to Nlarshall and found the red and black quintet sleeping and easily won by a score of 28-7. The defeat made the Marshall boys sit up and take notice and they were eager to meet Albion in the District Tournament. v District Tournament Albion was robbed of all possibilities of the State Championship when Marshall upset them in the Kresge Gym for Class B championship, winning over them by a good margin 24-18. The game was an exciting one but Marshall was leading from beginning to end, and Albion never threatened. Regional Tournament After Marshall won the District Championship, she had a chance at the regional tournament and succeeded in her first two games winning from Dowagiac 29-20 and a hard fought close battle with Three Rivers 23-21. The red and black boys were either going to be the regional champs or runners up and runners up was the best they could do because they lost to the St. Joseph team 26-15. The game was fast and accurate shooting on both teams was witnessed, but Zitta, St. Joe captain, ran circles around every Marshall player, scoring eleven of his teamls points. The boys were tired and worn out and came home and called the basketball season a very successful one. Herman Crampton, lllarshall forward, was picked on all-conference Class B first team and Lawrence Kibler, center, was picked on the second team. Those who will receive their major letter are: Captain Edward VValtz, Herman Crampton, Lawrence Kibler, George Gledstone, Vinton Stealy and Albert Schuler. ' er 'eve reo '---1928 Tl-IE DIAL -- as e e i i - i Vi v il rcpa E991 1 Now, what is it?,' ' VVhy didn't Noah swat both those i flies when he had the chance? .:, 1' 1 at ae sf I Fred E.: Ruth is the picture of I healthy 6.l-L+ .c. y . Q ,K . . to Qoris. And she painted it herself, He: ..We,re done for! VVe,re go- , O' ,K ,K ,k ing to crash to the ground! U Janet J.: But look -We're landing Georg? DO you mean, to ,Say on a rubber plantationf' K ' that stuff will remove my beard if l just X X pour it on my face? . . . 1 VVallace: 'iAbsolutelyg the other day Red Riding Hood: ,,j'WhHf blg ears the boss spilled some on the rug and the You llfwei gfmldmother. I 1 i next morning when we came in We Gmndmotheri, Yesf H215 b0Y1Sh bob '4 found linoleumy shows them up frightfully. 1 lVhen funnier-sounding ail- B. Clements: 'KAre you ments are invented, Listerine will strong? we them- Q X ,F L. Diehl: 'fsti-Ong! Say, 1 1 ' i can read the Saturday Evening , John Curtis: l'XVi11 you pay Post with one hand! me what l'm Worth ? l Employer: Hllll do better than H . , 1 that, I'1l give you a small salary H' Gauss: She ISU? exactly l to ,tart Withf, pretty, but she has that indefina- X i ble something -- . . . 1 I , C,.Th d :HS Ih.'h Aunt Prudence: :Keep away father hagnpifgs of ig, eu' er from the loudspeaker, Tubby. I' I' V The announcer sounds as if he is had a cold. I V E'-H' B. Long: MSO glad to see you y is is --just finished my beauty sleep. 1 ' l Lethag We had knoyvn each other F. C,leme,nts: I must be a little slightly but never to speak, until one C2U'lYTd0nf YOU Want t0 fest 501116 4 day out skating I fell down near him, mme? 1 and T Jn -JK -X? I Ruth: mAh, yes, that broke the ice, 'KGenerally speaking, Women- 1 of COUI'SC.U Ye5, they glfef' if gk What?', HGenerally speaking. I R. Everetts: lsn't it shocking though ?,' Doris: What?l' R. Everetts: Electricity, goofy. 1 VV. xV2lltCl'SZ You say your sister ' ma es up jo esg en s es a iumorist. k k th h l l 3 A. Schuler: UNO, she works in a beauty parlor. 1 . l l l c t at t U 1928 I-- THE DIAL L -- . Y W Y I - YW w I I I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I ' Merchants' Directory I I I AUTOMOBILES CONFECTIONERS I I WEBSTER CHEVROLET SALES GREGORY'S CONFECTIONERY Sz RADIO I 302 E. Michigran Ave. Phone 402. SHOP, Home Made Candies and Ice Cream. I Phonographs and Records, I JOHN H. HOWARD I I Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles, Graham DRUGGISTS ' Bros. Trucks. 420-422 E. Michigan Ave. Phone 262. GROVE GREENE, Ph. G. The Rexall Store, 156 W. Michigan Ave. I ROY A. STORR AUTO CO. I Buick Dealer. ABBOTT DRUG COMPANY I Our malted milks are famous. , F. D. SCHAFER Lincoln, Ford, Fordson. SWARTWOUT Sz SWARTWOUT Central Druirgrists. Phone 97. 118 W. AUTO SERVICE Michigan Ave. I I C. J. LOFF F. G. SEAMAN Kz CO. I Agent for Sinclair Refining Co. Products. Whitm2H'S Candies. D1'l1gS and Sporting I I Goods, 130 W. Michigan Ave., Marshall, I I BAKERIES Mich. I LEO McNALL DRY GOODS I Eat Mothe1 s Bread. HARPER DRY GOODS CO. PARRY'S BAKERY Dry Goods, Dresses and Dainty Under- I I Baked goods of all kinds. things. I KEUCHLE'S BAKERY J. H. CRONIN I Use Daddy's Bread, his delicious cup- Dry Goods, Ready-to-Wear, and Rugs. cakes and pics. I DAIRY BANKS I I THE CLOVERLEAF DAIRY I FIRST NATIONAL BANK D. C. Durfee I I COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK DECORATORS I The bank of service. I I BLOCK DECORATING COMPANY I BARBER SHOPS Painting and Decorating, 127 E Michigan I Ave. Phone 656. I JENNINGS Kz MASON I Careful haircutting done by expert bar- ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES I bers. 151 W. Michigan Avenue. I I SMITH ELECTRIC BICYCLES Radio and everything' electrical, 204 West Michigan Ave. F. H. KRAUS I Machine work of all kinds. FLORISTS 114 8z 424 E. Michigan Ave. I BLAKESLEE'S GREENHOUSE ' BOOKS Phone 113. I I THE BOOK SHOP FRUITS I School books and school supplim. I WILLIAM TRUPIANO I I COFFEE AND PEANUT MACHINERY Wholesale and retail fruits. Phone 130. I LAMBERT MACHINE CO. STUART ACRES I Designers and Manufacturers of Coffee, Fruits in Season I Cereal and Peanut Machinery. Apple Cider Sweet the Year 'Round. I I I I I I I -1 ' A - - - 7 7 7 ' ' 7 L 7 ' ' -nu- - 4 11- Tl-IE. DIAL -- -A A A if-1:1 7 - Y Y ' ' ' ' ' -, I I I I I I I FUELS MEDICINES I MARSHALL COAL Sz WOOD COMPANY PA 0. I I W. J. Clayborn. Phone 209. E' R' GE C ' nc l SMITH BROS. COAL co. F- A- STUART COMPANY I for Clean Coal and Coke. Phone 85. MEN,S CLOTHING I l FURNACES AN ALLEN I ETH I SIMONS 'Q LEEDLE FURNACE CO' . Men'S and Boys' clothing and furnishings. He-atmore and Simons Warm Air I Furnaces. 601 S. Kalamazoo Ave. F. SI DEUEL I I MARSHALL I.-URNACE CO. Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishings. Welcome Winter with a Wolverine. LEADFR STORE I W FURNITURE Gentlemen's furnishings and clothimzs. I KELSER Ka MORE MONUMENTS I Furniture, Rugrs, Undertaking, Ambu- lance Service. Phone 39. MUMAW MEMORIAIIIEZCIOMPANY I GOOI3 ITSURNITURE CO., IIIIIC. Monuments and T ers' . . Carey, L. F. Ba ard ' I Furniture, Undertaking, Ambulance Ser- NEWSPAPER 1 I vice, 125 W. Michigan Ave. Phone 60. EVENING CHRONICLE I I I:-LOUR Chronicle want ads bring results. I MARSHALL MILLING COMPANY PHYSICIANS I W. A. Coombs. Yoeman that's the flour. GEO. BI GESNER, M- D' GAS PLUMBING I MICHIGAN FEDERATED UTILITIES Marshall Division - Successors to Mar- JOSEPH LEYDEN I Shall GHS Light CO-, Gas and Coke. Plumbing and Heating, Hot or Cold -- I I Phone 44. at your service. GROCERS PROPRIETARY REMEDIES I C. H. HILLABRANT Home of the Ferndell Brand. PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY I I L. T. MORRIS RADIOS I Groceries and Shoes. I I 801 E. Michigan Ave. Phone 168. KAPPIS 'gl FARNHAM , I I Atwater-Kent Radio Kz Crosley Radio. KAI-ILER'S WEST END GROCERY I I Sells the best for less. RESTAURANTS I J- NIAGEL I, .IENNIE WALTZ Serve Self- Gem City Cafe, 212 W. Michigan Avenue. l B. A. BLISS H, SYDQW I The Grocer. Phone 66. Sunbeam, 211 W. Michigan Avenue. I I HARDWARES THE GARDEN TEA ROOM II I FRANCIS HARDWARE COMPANY Just Good Things to Eat' I- Agricultural Implements, Paints, Oils, THE DUGOUT LUNCH Floor Coverings, Etc., 115 W. Michigan Clean, Quick Service, Open Day and I Ave. Phone 134. Night. We guarantee everything we I HOPKINS a EYMER Serve- I I Gifts of utility hardware. SHOES I I SANDERS BROTHERS HARDWARE CO. SHERMAN Kg DUFFIELIIJ Sh , SAYRE gl BRANDES Walk-Over and Arc -Preserver oes, Builders' Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass Holemtoof Hosiery' l I imanqdjngofragng, 213 E. Michigan Ave. SURGICAL APPLIANCES JEWELERS BROOKS APPL1ANCE CO. I SERVICE, GLASSES, JEWELRY STORE OUFIFITS I Watch and Jewelry repairing, Ostrander PEERLESS FIXTURES COMPANY and Son-Jewelers and Optometrists. Store Outfitters. I X LUMBER TAILORS AND DRY CLEANERS DEUEL LUMBER CO. ORLO L. KELLOGG I Guaranteed Lumber and Building: Sup- Cleaners and Dyers. Phone 40. plies. I J. T. BRUCE I G. E. LAMB Sz SON Jack the Tailor. The Interurban De- I Build now and enjoy it. pot is opposite my place of business. MEATS A. E. ELSIE l Tailor and Dry Cleaner THE CENTRAL MARKET Phone 76. Marshall, on the corner. I Phone 41. Free Delivery. C. W. Roethlisberger. THEATRE I l ' SCHNAITMAN BROTHERS GARDEN THEATRE I I Quality Meats. Phone 91. P1014 Of the Plctufes- I I I I A-Y AIAA L L. .. --Y 7 . -.-- 1.- 'I928 TI-IE DIAL -T -E1 9.5 Pu. 5- M 0 Q Jlahn ot Ollier Again!! 6551-3 are America's largest school annual designers and engravers because We render satisfaction on more than 400 books each year. Intelligent co-operation, highest quality workmanship and on-time deliveries created our reputation for dependability. JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVIN G CO. Tbotographers, Artists andM:zkers of Fine Printing Plates hr Black or Colors. 817 W. Washington Boulevard - Chicago Telephone MONROE 7080 i 'nl 6 0 not 514 - et 471 11 07' engrziing 't'-1928 I-IEDIAL--l 4 ill- ll-H lY-Wwn-YYY- 'YW' Y -Y Y ff 7777777 nr' Aff' YY firm i 1 l l l l l s i Y v N N w I l l i l Ewry event in school life is worth a photograph. You I 3 will treasure them in the years to come. : 1 1 l Young E? McKay l w . ' 5 Studio l N 3 Q l I l l N w Y K Y 1 1 ' Y s l l H l x w Y N N w s s 3 The scholarly accomplishments of lVIarshall High School , 1 are portraycd in this DIAL hy the Class of '28, and we 5 lzafoe derived great pleasure printing a book in which 1 ' all may take pride. 1 N s l Smyth Prifefmg Company BooK AND Jos PRINTERS l N l , N w ' w ' w Y Q N W Q w i Y N w w 1 w w -,--- 7 - - 7A---f -A -'1-1-1 1928 THE DIAL .-r Autographs Y ,- Before you close the door of this book All those who have helped please take a look. We thank you allg you've done your part well. 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