Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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kt ti , sq www -Q l if .. , ' Douglas Burns I'll Be Around Nutsie, Nutmeats, or what- have-you, was tossed around by M.H.S. opponents in both football G basketball. Chums with Ponce Patterson and Spider Cummins. Liked his- tory Cbelieve it or notl, ice cream, E. G. Robinson, Char- lie Spivak, cmd his green Ford. He plans to join the Leatherneck corps after grad- uation. His greatest mistake was buying Rosemary Bugden Smiles Bugs crooned 2 yrs. in Choir: G.A.A.'ed 2, Usher Clubbed 1. Scribbled as Scriba in Latin Club: chmn'd Senior play ticket sale. First Aid is her favorite subject. A perfect meal would include macaroni and cheese and but- terscotch pie. Her most prized possession, Ray's Club ring. Rosie has pep, good looks, and hordes of friends. Plans nursing, or joining the W-I- V-E-S. Marilyn Sue Brownfield You're In Love With Every- one Busy Brownie had her effi- cient thumb in every pie. She art-edited the annual, decor- ated the gym for the I-Hop: chmn. lr. Play publicity comm.: designed its springy programs: chmn'ed school election comm.: starred as Alex in Spring Dance. Latin Club 2 yrs.: GJ-LA. 4, Usher 2. Aspires to be original. Most embarrassing moment, a zip- per broke, dropping her skirt upon M.l'l.S.'s hall floor. a 37 Ford. Clara A. Clark She Bowls 'Em Over Terry was that capable gal who sparked the cheerleaders 3 yrs.: School-Council Z yrs. lVice-Pres., then acting Pres. her Ir. yearly Vice-Pres. of the Sr. Class: Pres. of G.A.A. She slapped make-up around for the Ir. play: helped with cos- tumes for the Sr. play: French Club 1 yr. Her future plans ban marriage. Now, Cldrflll William Byers Don't Blame Me Bunny, lover of French-fried potatoes and thick juicy steaks, participated in football 2 yrs., Com. Club 27 and ln- tramural basketball 4. He longs to imitate our Henry Cunningham. Claims that his funniest experience is getting this far in school. His favorite star is Allen Haley choice sports hero, Bulldog Turner. Dolittle And See More is his motto. as rr, q Wil W t Y' ' gg. . ' .ee 3 . :ig-i' ..- ,ymisjp Y- , :tw it wt- tg tt t t X 1 w it twill' . 'U lit' t u i N t ' rr E Phil Cu.m.mi.ns Little Man, You've Had l Busy Day The little man who's alway there is Phil, known to hz pals, Leon Patterson an Doug Burns, as Snake. D school he preferred stud hours to class time. He enjoy vacations more than either c these. He will don the gar of a gob, but right now i more concerned with gettin a couple of extra gas cot pons. Evelyn V. Coleman Dearly Beloved. Sang 4 yrs. in Choirg typinz she loved. When A Mai Marries is her favorite radii hour, perhaps because afte graduation she will marrj that man from Manistiguj She dotes on tomato san wiches, and the gifts he brother sent from Hawaii. Ii out-of-school hours, if shi couldn't see a game, shi heaved cokes and sundaes a Hemmingsen's.

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Ill U Fl K E Mark Boakes Home On The Range Modest Mark, the part-time laundryman, will march away to Anchors Aweigh after Commencement: and hopes to 'enter the field of Commercial ,Art Needless to say his lchoice subject is art. His ta- lvorite food is anything, espe- l cially steak thall Mark enjoys lChristmas Vacation most: his lmost prized possession is his tcar. His strongest superstition Cyou'cl never guessl is girlslll Rowene Bosserd Wonderful One Ching capably secy.-tres'ed Yher Ir. Class: Student Coun- fciled as a Ir.: sang in Choir 12 yrs.: remained riveted to lG.A.A. 4 yrs. Pals with lean land Bea Boyd, and M. L. Her- Qman: went weak over Turhan Bey. Enjoys algebra and folives. She dabbled grease :paint and mascara on the Sr. lplay cast. Rowene wants to 1 join the stenographic ranks. 0 Bob Boston Turkey In The Straw Scrub upheld the glory of M.H.S. on the athletic field: the Otto Graham of football 3 yrs. tcapt. Senior yr.l, basket- ball 3, baseball 2. Bob came from B. C. his Soph. yr.: was immediately elected pres. by admiring classmates. Scrub was Pres. of the Haircut Club: belonged to the F.F.A. one yr. Eats anything and lots of it, which should help when he dons a khaki shoot-suit. Norman E. Boughton The Man On The FlYi!19 Trapeze Norm tooted the clarinet in Band 6 yrs.: was asst. to Maestro 2 yrs.: palled with lim Harden until the NavY claimed lim, but Norm plans to join him in Uncle Sam's Service. He loves chop suey. spaghetti, history class, Benny Goodman, his piano, saxo- phone, and clarinet. His greatest fault is buying shirts- Buzzed busily at the Schuler between melodies. B Phyllis M. Bowers .l Love Life Blonde slender Phid cap- ably handled the part of Edna, sharp-witted maid, in the jr. Play 4 yrs. of collect- ing points for G.A.A. Phyllis enjoyed Dramatics, and teas- ing Mr. Cunningham. Favorite stars are Van johnson and Harry james. Plans to be a housewife, has a claim on Kenneth Meyers. Her most embarrassing moment was a fall down M.H.S.'s steps, when she was a Freshman. 9 self-conscious Iecm Belle Boyd A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody A very attractive girl is Jelly Bean Boyd who liked art best in school, along with ball games: took the honor of Vice Pres. of her Soph. Class. Chocolates are her specialty: john Wayne and Frank Sin- atra head her Hit Parade. Mary Lou Herman, Rowene Bosserd, and Charlotte Dow- ding are favorite pals of this tatfy-haired, blue-eyed belle. Mildred Ruth Brannon Let The Rest Of The World Go By Ruth exercised her vocal chords 2 yrs., as a member of ye old Choir: served refresh- ments for the Circus Ball. She pals with jean Fiske: is par- ticularly iond of her locket and bracelet from the man. She likes Gene Kelly, Take it or Leave It, vacations, Bing Crosby, vegetable soup, and bookkeeping.

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m. U F4 T Margaret Aileen Curtis Takin' A Chance On Love Charming Margie came east- ward from Kalamazoo her Ir. yr. Where she had been Vice Pres. of her Freshman Class. She joined the Choir: played harassed Mildred, the maid, in the Sr. Play. Math is her choice subject: Miss Erskine her ideal personality. She will be the wife of Fred Hayes, and her engagement ring is her prized possession. Emmeline Decker Pin Up Girl Emmie graced the Ir. play as slap-happy Gabby. Strove for points in G.A.A. 4 yrs.: Latin Club 1: Com. Club 2. Says her greatest fault is falling in love too often: favorite pos- session. a bundle of her first 'love letters. Sauerkraut and , Mickey Mouse rate high: F un- : niest moment: time-following tG.A.A. fonnal in 1943: place X-Holly's Grill, Kal.: incident- deep mystery. C Dewey C. DeVine. Ir. My ldeal Captain Duke of the '45 bas- ketball squad was center on the State Champion team of '44 tplayed 4 yrs.j: did All- T.V. work at right end in football tplayed 3 yrs.J: work- ed avidly on the I-Hop: por- trayed an engaging Buzz opposite Marge E. in And Came The Spring : liked be- ing gym asst. Farmer D has'bought the ring. Nora lean Dowding l'm Old Fashioned Cricket, that petite, bright- eyed damsel of the Library and Spanish Clubs, claims that her worst fault is talk- ing: but the big question is, when? Her favorite food is candy: while geometry's the subject in her life. Frankie Swoonatra satisties her musi- cal tastes: collects photo- graphs. lvl... Doris L. Down Scatterbrain One of the official snoopers on the Dial: played sweet and stupid Frances in Spring Dance : not-so secretly yearns to imitate Betty Hutton: noise plus desire make this likely. She loves Kate Smith's Iello. Her greatest enjoyment in 12 yrs. of school was boys en- countered therein. Bob Bos- ton's her sports hero: greatest fault-talking out ot turn tsays shej. Marjorie Elaine Elscrcer You're Driving Me Crazy Midge's big moment was that acclaimed lead in the Ir. play: strutted as drum major- ette 2 yrs.: twinkle-toed at G.A.A. shindigs 4 yrs: sports- manager tG.A.A.J this yr.: her art work enlivened the bl- weekly Dial. One bad 60 sec- onds: desk tipping over back- wards when she was a trem- ulous jr. hi-er. Lace 11 Laura M. English A Boy In Khaki, A Girl in Bonny Laura spends spare time with pal Toni Behnke and Irene Huff. Petroff's Mar- ket made many a mill under her superb salesmanship. Eating too many sweets she admits as her Weakness: hor- rible memory - her freshman fall, taken flat as she leaned against the blackboard.