Marshall High School - Marshallonian Yearbook (Marshall, IL)

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School Officials Maintain Quality The Marshall High School admin- istration continued its effort in 1977 to modernize the school. Juniors were surprised and pleased by a new concession stand that was built in the remodeled lobby during the summer months. The school board clarified stu- dent policy on expulsion and sus- pension during the school year. Despite a shortage of funds, the administration managed to main- tain a solid educational process for the MI-IS student. a. Garold Eaglin, superintendent of schools, poses for photographer. b. Don McNary, high school principal, discusses a student problem. c. Marshall Community School Board members include: First row, left to right: Willard Stoelting, R.D. Gustaf- son. Second row: Norman Yeley, Lester Strohm, Bill Bubeck, Martin Tarble, president. X ,...,. 3 . C b. i I. Ti - 1 s v .f , r 5 xg.:

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if Practical Studies Emphasized In Technical Departments Skills for use in the real World are em phasized in the MHS Ag. , Drivers' Ed- , lasses. Auto Mechan- and Drivers' Safety are technical classes available. Work programs in the areas provide valuable experience. and Industrial Arts c ics, Woodworking, only a few of the many COT' a. Truman Spittler takes roll in Ag. class. b. Gene Bohn rects Drafting papers. c. Dan Wilson teaches wood classes. d. . , S Tom McQueen, Drivers' Ed. instructor, answers students que tions. e. Bob Thompson conducts a lively Electricity class. :I X x Q is N N ,N Q iw 5 S, . X a.l b ,nf Y iq ff? X f , fig w way I wwf f 2 f 1 V ,.,.,.,,,,w ,NA if Z, i X ffm! f t'4iin-ee -