Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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T CAETLJS Nl Sweater lVlen We have at this time eighteen men who are eligible to wear the Blu sweater. Letters are granted only in foot-ball and basket-ball. Foot-ball sweaters are slip over style while the basket-ball sweaters are the coat style. A stripe is allowed for each year in which the wearer participates in either foot-ball or basket-ball. CThe foot-ball stripe is worn on the right arm while the basket-ball stripes are worn on the left arm.j We have two men who have won four letters, VVard Harvey and Dan Yigus. Harvey won a letter twice in foot-ball and twice in basket-ball. Yigus won a letter three times in basket-ball and once in foot-ball. Fred Prail has won three letters in foot-ball. Francis hliller, Ted Barley, Lenox Beshore, Dick Lindsay, Keneth Boxell and hlaurice Staton have each won two letters in foot-ball. Albert Barley and Gail Patterson have received a letter in foot-ball and one in basket-ball. Crawford Peek, Charles Preble, Everett Lawson and Frank Faunce have received the Nl once in foot-ball. hlarvin Rigsbee, Robert Powell and Clyde Boykin have received the Xl once in basket-ball. ' There will be seven Rl men back in school next year. These are Fred Prail, Albert Barley, Maurice Staton, Clyde Boykin, Ted Barley, Everett Lawson and Frank Faunce. Yell Leaders MARGARET SXYDER hlargaret has wen a warm place in the hearts of the whole school in general. and a special place with the members cf the Howling Hundred. She is a most capable yell leader and her studying enthusiasm and perpetual good humor kept the organization together and led the team to victory. t GEORGE LAWSON George is our typical Rah, Ray, boy. His efhcient leadership in the Fighting Forty was quickly reccgnized and the school accepted him as official yell leader for the year. He followed the team everywhere and gave his best on every occasion for the success of the team. I9 t 25 .,-7 u 14 fr,-

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FAETLIS C Marion Reserves Playing the best second teams in the state, the first teams of some schools, and Winning as consistently as they did, the Nfarion Reserves deserve much honor and credit from lXf1arion High School. Reviewing the record of the Reserves, we can justly say it was the best Reserve Team Nfarion High School has ever had. In defeating Anderson seconds 28-11, the fast Reserves did something that no other team had been able to do in three years. They battled the Andersonians to a 17-13 failure on the Anderson floor. All the contests lost were by a very few points while the victories were for the most part comfortably margined. Fans cannot over-estimate the importance of the Reserves. They furnished nightly opposition to the first team, the only incentive being a permanent berth on the varsity quintet. Marion never has awarded any signs of appreciation for the services of the second team, but we, the Seniors of 523, advocate that they should have some l-:ind of recognition. They are the ones responsible for the success of the varsity. Faunce, Mays and Peek held down the forward positions. Their speed and ability to hit the basket were a great asset to the team. Needham, Lawson and Nlarshall, centers, played good ball. Their floor work was commendable. Prail held down floor guard. His fight and consistent playing put the punch in the team. Boxell played his usual steady game at back guard. The reserves displayed fine spirit throughout the season and the only way we can show our appreciation is through these columns. SEASONS RECORD hfarion ............ 16 here LaFontaine ...... Marion ............ 16 there Sweetser ......... hffarion ............ 21 here Eaton ................ hlarion ............ ll there Hartford City . Marion ............ 18 here Hartford City . hfarion ............ 14 there Huntington ...... Marion ............ 8 here Jonesboro ......... Marion ............ 12 here Muncie ............... lN1arion ............ 12 here Fairmount H. S Marion ............ 26 there Fairmount H. S hlarion ............ 15 here Converse ........... hlarion ............ 13 there Anderson ........... Klarion ............ 28 here Anderson ........... Marion ............ 25 there Fairmount Acad hfarion ............ Z6 here Fairmount Acad Totals .......... 261 Totals ........ I9 - 23