Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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Imfl ln right: Mr. L. W. SL'hi'uc1icl', Mrs. llc-ls-ri ii, Cnmnbs, Mr. E. B. More lilivsimlvlill, Mrs. Ii. C'. Sherman, Executive Board of Education Dr. G. B. Gesncr. Faculty Uppoi- Row tleft to rightl: Mr. Harrison, Mr. Curr, Mr. Horton, Mr. Wilcox, Mr. .Ie-nvoy, Mr. Hammond Soc-ond Row: Mr. Holmes ISUI?t'I'i!Itl'Hlil'I1l,I, Miss Lorah, Miss Schcrtl, Mrs, Wriuht, Mrs, Ruin-rts, Mis Kivfn-r, Miss Humphrc-y, Mr. Rust' tprim-ipnib. Iimvvi' Row: Miss Diehl, Miss Bonn:-tt, Mrs. Vzxrry, Miss Shoup, Miss Reid, Miss Bt-lu-rtz. 1933

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44 FOREWORD v If we, the Senior Class of 19233, have caught some of the happy, lleeting moments spent in Marshall High School, where We have all Worked and played together, if we have made them live again between the covers of this book, if the memories that these pages awaken, bring you a stronger realization of the true spirit and worthy ideals of Marshall High School-then our eflorts have not been in vain. I 44 DEDICATION W With all sincerity and respect, the Dial of 19333 is dedicated to our superintendent, Mr. H. W. Holmes, whose thoughts have always been for the success of the students of Marshall High School, and for the school itself, and whose foresight and generosity has made this book pos- sible, and to our advisor, Mr. D. H. Horton, who has given unsparingly of his time and labor to guide us in the publication of this book, we dedi- cate this, our memory book.

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Classes s fsuegrf Dale Bemis Edith Harwood, Elinor Page Harold Twist Maxton Murray Eleanor Gesner Rower Johnson Virgil Goodrich Hall of Fame We nominate to the Hall ol' I ame for 192335: Dale llemis for scholarship Hirst boy valedietorian in six yearsj, for activities, four year band and orchestra member, dramatic-s, Dial stalf, Science and Commercial elubs and excellence in all school departments. Edith Harwood l'or scholarship tsalutatorianl, for well balanced participation and success in Debate, Oratory tsub-district winner in 151321, Extempore Speaking, Dramatic-s, orchestra four years, president of G. A. A., Editor-in-Chief ol' both paper and annual and winner ot' the cup ot' the class of 1928 for representing: Marshall most ably in 153322. Elinor Page for scholarship tthird highest in classy, for participation in Glee Club, Commercial and Usher Clubs and distinctive work in Commercial department. Harold Twist l'or high scholarship and exceptional school citizenship and for participation in basketball tstudent manager 151212-3525! and l'ootball, Science Club, class activities and Student Council ot' which he was president his last year, an Eagle Scout. Nlaxton lVlurray for good scholarship, participation in Debating, Science Club, dramatics, business manager ol' Dial stall, Student Council tvice-president in Senior yearl, letter man in football, basketball, and track. Eleanor Gesner for high scholarship and worthy participation in Debate, Oratory flocal winner in 1933, Declamation flocal winner in 157311, Dramaties, Usher Club, associate editor ol' the Dial and winner of the D. A. R. medal for citizenship. Roger Johnson l'or more than averayre scholarship, excellence in dramatics, class activities tpresitlent ol' his class three yearsj, member ol' the Dial stall', letter man in football and basketball thonorablc mention end on Remineton's All-State Football squadl, Y. lVl. C. A, convention delexrate, and Student Council member. Virgil Goodrich l'or high scholarship and distinctive activity in F. l . A., locally and in the state. tHe was awarded the degree ol' State l armer this year, the hiehest honor which can be given. Election to this detrree is accorded only two percent ol' the total membership ol' the state orpranizationj, stock and grain judprinyx and commendable project work. Respectfully submitted, l+'ACUI.'l'Y COIVIMITTEE. The Dial