Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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W... ., . T, .. ,K Q' 5. . t 'm'w::'f '2Qr'Wot:Ls 'Smit V .- ,' -, A - ' 2 - -: f --ss-1 f. .- fm, ,,. ...L . . 4' :A if if 1 if .E gf 3, Q.. gs 135+ S tim 4 4-ff :fi ft . rw str we r . fri, i in ' . S .. ., .. mi wi 9 Charles E. Sayers Who Wouldn't Love You Chuck, sleek haired Pres. of the Sr. Class, raced across the football field as quarter- back 3 yrs., shortstopped baseball 4, and was basket- ball forward 3: gave sterling performances as Elliot in the Jr. and Sam in the Sr. Play. Chmn. of the I-Hop floor show: represented M.H.S. in the 1944 Speech contest. Notre Dame appeals to Char- lie as a big part of his future. Wenona Behnke Time On My Hands Toni hustled around chalking up points for G.A.A. 3 yrs.: did a great job as wardrobe mistress for the Ir. play. One of Van Iohnson's fond admir- ers: loves hotdogs, speech class, and the Hit Parade. Her most prized possession is an Air Corps laddie. College or marriage are future plans. Bing or Frankie, she loves 'em both. Collected cash for Kroger's. Margaret Barton , Don't Sweetheart Me Mugs, our beloved bomber from Stockbridge High School, was both V. Pres. and Pres. of the Home Economics Club: a member of the Band 3 yrs., librarian 1 yr.: and treas. the next. She was Gen. Chmn. of Stockbridge Home her Ir. yr., on School Council 1 yr., in M.H.S. her Sr. Yr. she joined the Latin Club, and im- personated a stern house- mother in Spring Dance. Ioan M. Armour Smilin' Through Good-natured Ionie spent 3 yrs. in G.A.A.: 2 in Latin Club. A few favorites: Span- ish, Am. History, goulash, Dick Wakefield, her apart- ment, and her cherished mother. Admits she's lazy: claims nothing exciting ever happened to her: will con- tinue her career as telephone operator. Ralph Bennett Iust a Vagabond Lover All American Bud fought through three yrs. of football, 3 of baseball four ace pitcherl, 4 of basketball tvarsity every yearl. As Clancy, the gard- ener of the Ir. Play, he turned in a superb performance. Geometry rates tops with Bud : sports were his pas- sion: Frank Lucitte is his sports idol. Elected himself V.- Pres. of the Hair-Cut Club. Plans involve college train- ing for Phys. Ed. Mary Gail Bemcm There's Something About A Soldier lAnd A Sailor Ain't So Badl Gail tooted her sax thru 3 yrs. of High School Band plus 3 years in Ir. Band: during a yr. in orchestra she acted as Sec. G.A.A. i4 yrs.lQ Spanish K2 yrs.l, Library tl yr.l. She plans college, and hopes to be married lsome dayl. Her favorite food-cheese and hot dogs: favorite movie stars. Van Iohnson and Dick Haymes. Beatrice V. Bishop Lazy Bones Bea warbled in Choir both Ir. and Sr. yrs.: was a mem- ber of G.A.A. 3 yrs. Commer- cial 2, Spanish 1. She pals with Shirley Mott and Maxine Royer. Her Sat. nights she dedicates to the Hit Parade. She enjoyed shorthand and all school activites: steak is her favorite food. Bea admires Ginger iRogers and Cary Grant. She expects to attend business school, then office work. Iames I. Bicknell I'll See You In My Dream: Pensive lim stuck with the gridiron gang 3 years: regret: neglected homework, spen less constrained moments witl Maynard, Hamp, and Kelly Iim spent his spare time as c part of the E. B. Page Ma chine. He likes apple pie an: chemistry: admires Tom Har mon and Edward G. Robin son: listens to the Aldricl family. lim has an unusui superstition--he won't go'o with two girls in one night.