Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

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Four o'clock on any weekday will find the elementary students on the south side of the campus uniting for their busses. Doug Carlisle and Val Robinson use noon hour for last minute studying for tests. At their favorite meeting place, the circle, Chns Tanner, Randy Hulce, Kathy Simpson, Steve Fox, and Shen Kibler pose on the old elm stump.

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Journalism begins new face-lifting The yearbook staff underwent a change this year under the guidance of Mrs. Georgia Marsh, advisor. During the second se- mester, juniors became part of the staff which, prior to this year, had been run exclusively by seniors. Along with practical exper- ience which will be used next year, the juniors performed vital tasks for the senior members. It is hoped that with this practical training, Marshall High will have progressively better yearbooks. I Ruth Hams describes her ideas for layouts, but Claudia Coals seems to disagree with them by the reaction on her face.

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Freshmen learn of Victorians at Dickens party 10 Mrs. Rosemary Irving’s freshman English class studied the customs of the Victorian Age in some novel ways. The class toured the Brewer Mansion which was built and furnished during the Victorian Era. At the end of their reading of Great Expectations by Charles Dickens, the class also held a Dickens party where they dressed in period costumes, and played “Wist,” a card game popular during that time. Vicky Sherman is playing Wist, a game popular during the Victorian Era, as part of the Dickens party held by Mrs. Rosemary Irving for her Freshman, at the conclusion of Great Expectations.