Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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, Siu' NORMA M. CORWIN Sing, Sing, Sing Blonde Norma was in G.A.A. 3 yrs., Library Club I yrs., Glee Club I yr., and choir 3 yrs. This cheery Sr. en- ioyed decorating for the J-Hop and can usually be found somewhere with Judy and Fran. Her after-school plans include working at State Farm ln- surance Company, JANET GRACE DELANO Green Eyes EDNA COLLEEN CROWELL There's Danger in Your Eyes, Cherie Gum chewing Edna, was in G.A.A, 3 yrs., Library Club I yr., Journalism I yr., Choir I yr., Latin Club I yr., cheerleading 2 yrs., Jr. play stage crew. Sue Puckett and Sally Pember- ton are her best friends. After gradu- ation beauty school is Edna's goal. Musical Janet played her way thru 6 yrs. of orchestra. She was in F.H.A. 2 yrs., G.A.A. 2 yrs., Library Club I yr., and Biology Club I yr. Winning her first solo her Senior year stands out most in Janet's memories. The future holds Western Michigan Col- lege for Janet, DAVID DELANO What It Was-Was Football Easy-going Dave played 4 years foot- ball, with his brightest moment com- ing this year when Marshall beat Lakeview. To round out his schedule, Dave took part in 2 years Varsity Club, 3 years Hi-Y and was on the Senior play stage crew. He plans to oo to college after working a year. RUTH ELAINE COX l'm Gonna File My Claim Among Ruth's many friends are Nancy Conrad, Sandy Van Noppen, Barbara Ranger, and Velda Sharp- steen. Ruth was a member of the Library Club 2 yrs., of which she was president during her sophomore yr. Ruth plans to get married after graduation. .1 If JOHN DELANEY, JR. Daddy's Little Boy Jovial Moose charged his way through Varsity football 3 yrs., Reserve I yr., track 4 yrs., spent 3 yrs. in F.F.A., and 2 yrs. in Varsity Club, Jr. His- torical Society and the Exchange As- sembly. John will always remember playing one ot the lead roles in the Sr. play. Moose is college bound. - V CE fl? 'l '44, Ann W3 . iss- ALBERT JAMES DELANEY, JR Look Out lm Romantic Likeable Al was Reserve football man- ager, participated in F.F.A. 3 yrs., and belonged to the Conservation Club. The event that stands out most in Al's mind was playing Tony, the janitor, in the Jr. Play. After gradua- tion AI plans to work at Kellogg's. I Il

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' 1 J: 1 1 '7 x -i , ., A. .- t . 11 lu lt 7 1 gl I' o l i NANCY LEE CONRADT Oh, Look at Me Now Tranquil Nancy participated in G.A.A. 2 yrs. Nancy's thrill of a lifetime was receiving her diamond. Her best friends were Donna Harris, Ruth Cox, and Velda Sharpsteen. This pleasant senior, who is usually found in Al- bion, was most embarrassed when she was kissed on T.V. on her Toth birthday. Nancy's future plans are marriage ,E I x, L x 1 lt.. i x 1 x T0 .IANICE ELAINE COHEN Sleepy Time Gal Peppy Jan went out for 4 yrs. of G.A,A., 3 yrs. Usher Club, l yr, Span- ish Club, and l yr. Biology Club, Jan was in the Senior Amateur Show 2 yrs. and was a maiorette in the Band 2V2 yrs. Sweet Jan also played in the Junior Play. Jan plans on attend- ing Michigan State College. x KENNETH J. COOK Snorin' Song Ken was active in Hi-Y 3 yrs., Con- servation Club l yr., F.F.A. l yr., and Spanish Club l yr. He was most likely found with Larry Bartlett, Don Cook, or Jim Rapp. After graduation Ken plans to work at Maker's and then enter the U. S. Coast Guard. 455 I ROLAND COATS RambIin' Man Blonde-haired Roland enjoyed l yr. Reserve football, 2 yrs. track and 3 yrs. of F.F,A. His best friends during high school were Richard Beattie, Dick Delaney, Blaine Van Sickle, and Bob Brownell. Roland plans to con- tinue working at Maker's Market after graduatio.n l . , 1 GAIL MARIE CORBETT Little Blue Heaven Sweet Gail was in G.A.A. 2 yrs., Li- brary Club I yr., Glee Club l yr., Junior Historical Soc, T yr. She played a little girl in the Senior play. Her best friend is Marie Snyder. After graduation Gail plans to go to West- ern Michigan College. The J-Hop her Junior year stands out most in her memories, ,fa as '-7 PHYLLIS MARIE COATS Red Canary Phyllis will always remember when she received her class ring. She was a member of both F.H.A. and Li- brary Club, and was also in the Sr. Play. Her friends in high school were Anita Shreve and Tonia Kibler. After graduation Phyllis plans to attend Comptometer School and then work. ANN E. CORRIGAN Jump for Joy Ann was a member of both G.A.A, and Band during her four high school years. She spent a great deal of her time at the Steak House. Her friends in school included Phyllis Winsor and Marcille Fast. After school Ann plans to work at State Farm Insurance ompany. 1 I .K,.

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.ge E BILL FAST Lazy Afternoon ikeable Bill spent most of his time 1 B.C. You could usually find him talling with Bob Walker, Don Eisen, r Calvin Boughton. The seniors trip 3 the Olds plant is high in his -memory as is Mel Aussiker, his fa- orite teacher. The Army will take ill after graduation. 12 JOAN ALETHA FARMER Si Petite Quiet Joan played G.A.A. 4 yrs., F.H.A. l yr. Joan's memories in High School stand out as getting a part in the Sr. play, and an A on her Economics test. She palled with Janice Casey, Barbara Farmer and Laura Stanley. Jo plans an office iob after school. RCILLE M FAST I'm a Big Girl Now Quiet Marcille was active in Latin Club l yr., F.H.A., G.A.A. 3 yrs., and worked on the J-Hop. Her best friends were Ann Corrigan and Sherry Winchell, Standing out most in Marcille's memory were the bas- ketball and football games and dec- orating for the J-Hop. After gradua- tion she plans secretarial work. !'l0 n RICHARD DUCKHAM Man With a Banlo Richard laughed his way through 4 yrs. of F.F.A. Our Johnny Guitar did a good job in the Sr. Amateur show. His pals were Horse Logan and Frank Vahs. His favorite teacher was Mr. Spooner. Richard's hangout was at Makers Market. Plans after gradu- ation are not definite. f r .U . ft. X u BEVERL On the Jovral Bev Historical Jean, choosen Bev's greatest M CHARLES T. FLYNN It's a Great Day for the Irish Red-haired Charlie hit that line 2 yrs. in reserve football, played in the Orchestra l yr., and was in the Latin Club 2 yrs. His favorite hangout was Hitchens' Drugstore, and he will long remember the J-Hop. The smiling Irishman plans to join the Navy via ROBERT J. FLYNN Tell Us Where the Good Times Are Athletics ranked high in Bob's in- terests, with baseball at the top. He played baseball for M.H.S. two years. Quiet Bob could usually be seen with Jim Brubaker and Wilbur Fox around our school halls. After school, Bob plans to work at State Farm Insur- ance Company. NROTC scholarship or enlist clude Bronson F owjf' ff-QW