Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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will llsxxitlg B 4 lW,:w f Thomas Foster Wine, Women, and Song Towering Tom overtopped the team in football his Soph. yr., was skittish Boyd in Spring Dance: after war-time Navy life, he plans college training to be a Vet. Marv Shebel is his sports hero. Beans he loves, all ways but raw. Iu- nior, an A. and P. extra, couldn't get in early. Did high school in 3 yrs. lean Fiske Sleepy Time Gal Agreeable lean has escaped nicknames and superstitious. She joined the 1944-45 Biology Club: enjoyed book-keeping, school games, and her job as cashier at Elsie's Cafe. Had trouble getting to school on time: plans farm life. Cher- ishes her letters above all possessions. Admires Ingrid Bergman: listens to Lux Radio Theatre. Herbert W. Fergison Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me Football, his first love, and intramural sports each con- sumed 4 years of slender Pie's efforts. The Navy, or farming, looms on his horizon. He likes algebra, Errol Flynn, fried chicken, and his deer rifle. Claims he talks too much, but we don't know when. Cal Frost and lack Thomas complete his triangle. Anita Gard Cool, Calm, Collected Entering M.l-l.S. as a Ir., ami- able Anita left behind her White Cloud H. S. and W. K. Kellogg Ag school. She joined Com. Club: became Sec'y of the '45 seniors. Her diary is her pride and joy: giggling her favorite pastime. Movies don't interest her: ice cream and shorthand dog now and then Lux Radio hour: office asst. to Mr. Rose. Fred G. Fox Flash Foxte played intramurals 4 yrs.: ornamented the orchestra 2 yrs.: looks toward the Navy or M. S. C. Fred avoids black cats: confesses to talking too much. After a chop suey meal, he'd like Bing Crosby to croon to him. Ball games and formals hi-lighted his high school life. Work at home kept him busy. . Bonita Gore Estrellita Bonnie, of the innumerablf boy-friends, was a G.A.A.'e 3 yrs., and slapped makeuj on the victims for the Sr. Play She chums with Phid Bowen and I. Armour, loves hani burgers and Van Iohnson. Sh plans to be a nurse or a wife whichever the war decide: Her brother, Lloyd, is he hero. Esther M. Getty My Wild Irish Rose I Sociable Snuffy joined Choi this yr., joined G.A.A. 4 yrs. Latin Club l, Com. 2, Phot. 2 'fl didn't study enough, shi wails. q Coach Gray' is he sports hero. Noon hours wen fun. Steak and Van Iohnsol C2 hard-to-getsl thrilled hex She divided out-of-schoo hours between Hemmingsen' and the Garden Cafe, leedint the dear public.

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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.

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..l G Fl FI H Fl ffl I ule Ann Graham Quiet Please ludy spent 4 yrs. in G.A.A. lVice-Pres. Ir. yr.J: Prog. Chmn. 1 yr. in Latin Club: Com. Club 2 yrs.: habla'ed 2 yrs. in Spanish Club: Usher Club 3 yrs. lAsst. and Head Usher.J Assist. director for And Came the Spr-ieg : played well volcanic Mady in Spring Dance. Dud set up pages as Asst. Ed. for the Dial. H 7' Richard G. Hamp Satan's on the Iamboree Chubby Dick, the stage-struck minstrel man with the book of jokes, chmn'ed the I-Hop program com. and publicity for the Ir. play: designed much of the White Christmas foyer. He claims it's unlucky to go out with 2 girls op the same night. ,He plans the Navy as a future: prefers hairless Bing to bloodless cl Dorotha L. Horton Fine and Dandy Frankie. 1 Dot, a fixture at the Morris Jeanne Hamilton 'I'he Thrill of a Romance Peach tooted her sax 4 yrs. in Band: G.A.A. member 4 yrs., Latin Club l, Com. Club 1. Really goes lor chocolate cake, Ann Southern, the Hit Parade, and Sonja I-lenie. She's looking forward to be- ing married next Nov. Mr. Bradley furnished her blush- ingest second: Ieanne, how do you know so much about Albion? Mary Lou Herman Got The Moon ln My Pocket Bunny trilled in Choir Z yrs.: Vice-Pres. of Biology Club this year: she claims she talks too loud: likes geometry, Van Iohnson, ice cream, and ham- burgers. ls superstitious abou-t walking under ladders. She plans to work on the old farm front after graduation. Ball games and dances provided her big thrills in M.H.S. Store, avoided clubs and ac- tivities, but loved helping in the school offices. Herfiewelry she prizes highly: Eleanor Roosevelt is her ideal femme. perhaps because they both love to talk. Her horoscope reveals clerking in some big clothing store. What, not a man in the picture? Patricia Howe How Many Hearts Have You Broken? Raven-haired Pat, editor of this compendium, served G.A.A. as Treas., one of her 2 yrs., and the French Club as pres.: co-directed Spring Dance. She 'believes that a new hair-do means a new boy-friend, and blushes when she laughs out in class. Pat combines brains, beauty, and .bustling briskness in her 5-ft.- ? body. Ruth Efhelyn Hoyt 'I'here'll Never Be Another You G.A.A. 4 yrs.: Biology Club l lSecy.-Treas. this yearl: Choir 3, make Ruthie's activity his- tory. She prizes a Marksman, Medal and a ship log books: beyond words land you can ask whosel. Working at Hit- chins was fun: getting mar- ried will be even better. Flirt- ing, Ruthk confesses, is great sport. A l,.l.. Q