Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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lass ot MCG HORACE GOULD r firm COLORS Yellofw md lvlzzle CORA BARKER eeretzry CLARA OVERMAN Vzee Pr zfeflf GUY ROUSLH asrzrer essie Donley Roscoe Bert Ethelda Zimmerman Herbert Enaley Ella Fenstermaker Blanche Fansler Roy Grewell Harry Hall Charles Love Clara Overman Mary Shrvely Leha Yates Nellie Fexghner eanette Smith Horace Gould Arthur Hrgbee Harry Elliott Heber Hemmick Lora Simonson Blanche Heath Dora Cox Frank Moore Claris Roessler C LO Weaver Foy Knight Lewis Baldwin Erle Daniels Otis Willcuts Eth I Gourley Theora Steele Edith Esler Rome Kester Lewis U Wolf Gertrude Mc eel y Ethel Badger Howard Conover Waldo lVlcAte Cora Barker Roy Kelly Harold Seryxss Eth l Cas Ada Hough Dotti Locleridge Emma Gould Rhoda Overman Charles Krmn William Oesterle ella Wall Nellie Sheehy Bernard Shively George Krmn Estella Waugh Bayard Floyd Mary Adanas Effie Arnold Elsie Barnes Robert Bruc Anna Cauley ohn Corrigan Edna Fisher Anna Fillebrown Amos Granshaw Louis Hamilton Homer Heritage Mabel Kelley Arthur Lacy Merle Marsh Clem Murphy essie Marks Frank Moore Arthur Neal Guy Roush Charles Rogers Ethel Sohn Dora Smith Josie Townsend Saxe Wallace Ross Watson Ovid White Iva Shockley Harry Armstrong Della Boxell Glass of 1900 HE class of i900 entered High School with an enrollment of 98 a numb r exc edmg that of any previous class They came from five different buildings, but necessary a division into four sections Three of these sections chose the classical and one the scientific cour e The scientific section was sent to Miss Rey noldss room, two of the classical s ctions were delivered over to th t nder mercr s of Mr Morris, while th third section was seated in Miss Becks roona 7 The class organized with Harry Howard, as Pr sid nt G rtrude McFeeley Vice Pr sident Fdna Fish r, Secretary Saxe Wallace, Treasurer During the term there have been few withdrawals and s veral additions, so that the membership is approximately the sanae as during the first weeks One sorrow has come death of Maggie Coon, a member of the second classical section As yet there is little in th line of class history to narrate, but the process of malemg history is going on rapidly Made up, as it rs of live and energetic na mb rs th class is and will b recount d as one of the pot nt factors in High School life to the class in the 19 s S O , . . . 73e's't' , I t e . , . . . . . S 'e a , . . . 'ezwl ' , T , . . . . . Tre. Q ' l Q 1 QQ ILM ot fllbclnbctef. ' . . 'I' '. r . r . . D' . e . e ' . . ' . . e '. ' . ' ' . a ' '. ' . C ,Q .-..l'- g,f' , , , , , , , , Mjji 5- 5g,..f9q31 . ' ' ,. e ey . . ' . ' . . 439511 2,39 a s irit of unit and concord diffused itself so ra idl ' that it soon seemed as it th: class had alwa s been a whole. The number enterin Hi h School made 5,5 ,Y kwvjj P Y P V Y wif, ,MK t ' ' -. ' -. , . , Q-, ' . I- ' t A . , N '. Sn - 5- ', ' V ' , uvygx-1,,. F-.fu I . we e e u ve. . . fu QPU iff '-Qjlii ' ' . . ' eq' e : c ' 't , ' ' ci' ' : . . ' c e . ': . ' . ' ' . ' :fe 531-31-'58, . . . Q . , . V . . Qlewuug-'.'.g,,L,tp'vv sig e e 6 e e e ' e e e , e e e ' ' -. y 5 K ' K-y ' . v, - e 'b ' , ' C ' s O ' - t K e' ' ' ' ' . . ' Q, ' '. V e e,, e e' ' g ':e .e ' e . ' ' .

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FRESHMAN CLASS 18

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20 MID-YEAR CLASS OF '97