Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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IIT . I J, f,.f If Il! V lit ,M fffvfl DONNA L. ADAMS Alice Blue Gown Quiet Donna could usually be seen with Jackie Buskirk at the Dugout. their favorite place to chat. Donna likes athletics and joined G.A.A, 2 yrs. The 1954 G.A.A, formal is her most memorable event. The future of a secretary holds a spot for cute Donna after school. LARRY W. BARTLETT KARL J. ALBAUGH Are You Living Ole Man? Vivacious Arb served as president of Student Council this year. Karl played Varsity football 3 yrs. ico-captain Jr. yr.J, Varsity Basketball 2 yrs. lco- captain Jr. yr.D, Baseball 3 yrs., Var- sity Club lpresidentl, Journalism 1 yr. lSports Edj, and Sr. Play. Karl's witty sayings are his trademark. Plans college after graduation. If Hearts of Stone Larry was often found at the Shell Station or with Jim Murray, Jim Rapp or Ken Cook. He was active in track one year. The outstanding event of Larry's high school days was the time he helped throw Henry into Wilder Creek. Larry plans to be a draftsman after graduation. CHARLOTTE ANN BARGER Angel Eyes Mischievous Charry buzzed through' 4 years G.A.A., 2 yrs. Latin Club, 2 yrs., Spanish Club, 2 yrs. Usher Club, Journalism, and led cheers for 2 yrs. Char was on the make-up crew for the Jr. play and had a bit part in the Sr. play. This little ball of fire will attend college in the fall. ' A.- DONALD ALLEN Sparrow in the Tree Top Fun-loving Don played basketball and football. He also went out for track and participated in the Varsity Club. Sportsmanlike, he belonged to the Conservation and Biology Clubs. Don also worked on the Jr. Play stage crew and was our tramp in the Sr. play. After graduation, we'll find Don hard at work, lx PHYLLIS BAKER Take Me Out to the Ball Game Friendly Phyllis contributed her many athletic talents to G.A.A. 4 years, and in her Senior year did an ex- cellent job portraying an old woman in the Senior play. Toot's biggest thrill was meeting Babe Zaharias, the woman pro golfer. Toot plans to work after she graduates, college is a possibility. I J .J f 0 ' V. .K Z 5 Ii h ,. lf f' r X ,'1', 1 f ' 1 fi I . A. A ,I I X .1 J . lgfllf ,Lili i is RICHARD J. ALLEN Young Man with the Horn Dick's maior interests were Band and F.F.A. with all four of his high school years devoted to each. He played in the Orchestra l yr. and was in the Chess Club. His pals were Bill Lauten- John Bellairs, Yancey Smith slager, and Dick Lawrence. Our State Farmer will attend M.S.C. in the fall. 7

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DARRELL SMITH Darrell was an outstanding student and Carol' Wi was active in Spanish Club, Hi-Y, plays, alwats on hand and the amateur show. His main interest done' She did 5 was in shop and science, and with his sang in 'he amateur Showiaas pleasing personality, he should go far. Latin and Spanish Clubs and GAA acled JOAN HALL Joans qualities bf efficiency and court! esy are rare indeedAVQte would do any task assigfted hrr anclxclo into perfection. Shy kept the book: in Mr. Rose's office ln order, was a cheerleader, usher, and a Vafi-fypist for the bi-weekly. xi - ya Q55 and painted for the plays, and was val- uable member of Journalism Class, NANCY CAMPBELL Nancy never experienced a dull mo- ment in her high school years, working diligently on one difficult task after an- other. She was a mainstay in debate, associate editor of this book, active Latin and Spanish Clubs, and was out- standing in both plays, HANS SCHULER Hans will long be remembered by his teachers for the friendly, unaffected man- ner in which he executed to perfection the various tasks he assumed. His contri- butions in clubs, sports, plays, and editor- ship of this annual left a definite im- pression. PAUL HUMISTON Paul's near perfect scholastic record, active participation in many clubs, friendly manner toward his fellow students, and the superb iob he did as the biaweekly Dial editor rate him lasting recognition. J KARL ZINN Karl was involved at one time or an- other with almost every activity in school, but concentrated his efforts on becoming an excellent musician, handling the light- ing for plays, debating, proofreading in Journalsim, and participating in track. in Sammy's art enhanced the appearance of was in demand throughout was active musical talents to the s

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' Jr' 'it 'bl 1 it f '1 JOHN BELLAIRS lt's in the Book Senius John was in Latin Club 2 s, and in his Senior year was iosen for Journalism. John was in wess Club for 4 yrs. and also a inior Rotarian l yr. He will not imment on embarrassing moments. iriendly John will be hard at work Notre Dame next year studying 'e-law. 8 SAMANTHA L. BELL Lovely Lady Samantha or Sammy, was a quiet but a very busy girl. She was in Orchestra 5 yrs, The 2 yrs. she participated in the Senior Amateur Show both brought first place in the vocal di- vision. Sammy worked on committees for both the Jr. and Sr. plays. Her plans include college with emphasis on music and a BEVERLY JEAN BENNETT Quiet Girl Quiet Bev participated in G.A.A, 2 yrs., F.H.A. 2 yrs., Library Club 4 yrs,, Band, and 2 yrs Orchestra. Standing out most in her memory was receiving first division on her solo in the District Festival. She plans taking a business course and then work at State Farm after graduation. wal. RICHARD C. BEATTIE Crazy legs Speedy Richard kept busy in high school with I yr. reserve football, 3 yrs. track, and 2 yrs. Varsity Club. Dick was usually found at the Mar- shall Bowling Lanes with his friends Dick Delaney and Roland Coats. He plans to go to work after graduation. JOHN RANDALL BASSEMIER Carefree Fun-loving Bonzo played football 2 yrs. at M.H.S. and l yr. for E. Lan- sing. Randy could usually be found at the Ritzee with his buddies, Ron. Sid, Bru, and Little Red. Outstanding in Randy's memories is coming back to M.H.S. to graduate. Bonzo's future plans include Western Michigan College. CAROL MARGARET BEUKER Swinging on a Star Charming Carol breezed through A years G.A.A., 2 years Spanish Club, 2 years debate, Journalism, was on the make-up crew for Senior Play, and sang in the amateur show 3 years. Playing the lead in the Junior play will always be remembered by our popular slowpoke. Carol's future plans include college at Hope. 4 ' . Q-ge , - . ew, , it 'T 'rift'-f7'2'3l '1' 'f 'A ry 5 .- 52,055 , . J X X1 U SHIRLEY ANN. aiowsu I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire Gregarious Shirley skipped through 4 yrs. G.A.A., l yr. Journalism, and was on the Senior Play stage crew. Shirley's favorite hang-out was M.H,S. and will never forget Mr. Grant keep- ing her after class. Shirley Myers and Nancy McKee were special in her life. Shirley plans to attend M.S.C.