Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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JUNIOR CLASS POEM Q3 O tie so strong, in court or mart, 3 C As that which binds us heart to heart- A studious band of youth and maid, G .J Of courage strong, and purpose staid- We Alpheans. We've Watched the summer roses gog i We've felt the purely fallen snow Melt on our glowing faces. And years and trials have proved us trueg We've tested each one through and through We've found the good and hold it. Then when we've climbed the hill of fame We give all honor to the name And Alpha's inspiration. Meet at toe top our Watchword strong- We'll do it though the way be longg And in the light of the new dawn We'll find each, with his armor ong To Alpha, victory ever! 11 g Q, , 1' Q5

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'gym r Cl f E '97 355 0 . OFFICERS: WOTTO: Non foerba sed facfa. OFFICERS: TASSO MYERS, . . . . Tresident. , 1 FLORENCE CASE, . . . . I-Hstorian. FLORENCE CASE, . . secfefafy. COLORS' Cmfson' , LEWIS DARTER, . ofafof. LEWIS DARTER, . . Treasurer. FLOWER Wflffe Caffwffofv IESSIE sT. JOHN, . Poet. 1l26ll. 5 A 1 lwckefy. Wackefy! j Wah! Whoo! Wah! '97 1 '97 .7 , Rah ! Rah I Rah ! llgt of flbelllbelfg. , Charles Albright. Walter Blinn. Lewis Darter. Eula Greist. Orval james. Will Alexander. Austin Broughman. Leola Dickey. ' Omer Hoover. Tasso Myers. Elizabeth Alward. Edgar Cammack. Albert Emerson. Willard Ingram. John Stewart. 'A Martha Barker. Florence Case. Anna Hollinger. ' Orville Jackson. I Jessie St. John. UGS Edith Barley. X Charles Underwood. Y 1bistorQ of the Glass of 97. 6 CTaken From the Chicago Re'bie'h9, june I, l897.J D: A , Mars Heard From-Another Result of the Achievements of Science. , ' ' ' H is 1535, K--W! GREAT uproar was heard all over earth from about one o'clock yesterday morning until twelve last night. About noon yesterday Prof. Walter Blinn, Ir., if E V ,X , .1427 - gg of Fankboner Science Hall, at Marion, Indiana, called up Mars to see what caused the commotion. In answer to this query the operator at our celestial neigh- . ,N 'D ' 1 bor sent back the message that they were celebrating the graduation of the class of 1897, Marion, Ind., U. S. Earth. It is to this class that we owe our knowl- A ' fig , 1 0 edge of and intercourse with other planets: it is to them we are indebted for our language, our inventions, our education, refinement and culture. The history ' Fi ' Q. , .. 3 of the life of each member is taught to our children. It was their knowledge of electricity and mathematics, together with apt and inventive minds, that enabled ' I. them to devise the Alfankmoodmyter tube by which they signaled us. As a class their work was brilliantly successful. Many made notable careers, and others I ' I, 0,55 , have left monuments of inventions. Their deeds live forever: poets sing of them, and their victories are numberless. N ' , A flt may be of interest to our readers to know that this paper was founded by Charles E. Underwood, a member of this famous class.J 4 ' A 13 it . f