Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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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

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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

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