Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

Page 13 text:

THE I924 CACTUS THE CACTU I Z V O L U M E S IX Z NINETEEN TWENTY-FOUR Q Z Z Z Z 455 .., 'ww-v ,fegmy 5 Z Z Z Z Z Z GEMM Q 44 S9 PUBLISHED BY , THE SENIOR CLASS OF MARION HIGH SCHOUL 'W - MARION INDIANA I 1 IW 't 'Hg Lia I I , I 0 4 ' , N I v ,. Sz Q 'PQ - -1 v 'Q' ' k f N lid?

Page 12 text:

THE l924 CACTUS A 4 4 A 7 2 2 Z Z Z Z Z 5 MMM ,l 4' 13-Everyone wore boxing gloves to the game because it was Fairmount. No one was killed, however. and we won 30-22. 14-Wontcha be my Valentine? 21-Z2-Farmers institute in full swing. Marion l-ligh's beauties are in the style show. 29-Yes! The tourney is here. MARCH l-Tourney over-we are district winners. On to Ft. Wayne. 3-Dreadful calamityf Clyde Boykin gets the mumps with the Ft. Wayne tourney only five days off. 8-North Nlanchester spoils our chances for the State Tourney. but we beat Muncie anyway. 10-Everybody is wearing his best clothes because the Cactus pictures are being taken. 12-Dr. Rice of Detroit gives a splendid talk in the auditorium today. Zl-Wabash Glee Club here-All the girls are just thrilled to death. -Dramatic Club presents The Trysting Place. 28-Public Discussion League is turning out some real Patrick Henrysf' Verla Dicken won the discussion today. APRIL 9-We traveled through the northwest by way of colored slides. A Hlm was explained to us by a professor from Montana University. 10-Mr. Crane was seen tiptoeing through the hall surrounded by a flock of chickens. -The Seniors dressed like kids and acted like fools tonight. Not un- usual. is it? -Everybody is out in his brand new Easter togs. M MAY -This lovely spring weather has just about broken up school. Ha! Ha! -Seniors getting busier and busier as festivities commence. -Senior play promises to be fine. Cast working hard on it. -Seniors last day of school work. Many tears shed! ?? -Seniors have grond big banquet,-Quite a party but saddened by the thought that it was a farewell party. Commencement night How beautiful it all was How nice everyone looked We shall nes er forget it l A 7 l l l 2 jf f 2 Q Z Q Z' ilgq . 2 5 26M . - g . . 7 Z . g .A .Ji I ' V . f L.- vb . 5 Of 52 is i,-3- M551 . f N e -45-QQ'-ws: as .gg a'1:sa:a 'f 5 ' 'WB SI, '.,1

Page 14 text:

THE 1924 CACTUS j y 5 l FRANK KNIGHT l 7 Frank is another student of whom Z Nlarion High School is proud. By his Z hard work he has graduated in three and J one half years. This year in addition fl to his Survey work. Frank took first X lace in Class Ill in the State Latin 1 P . 7 Contest in county and district meets. j Such a record is in itself a recommen- Z dation of his ability as a student. J i l l Q 4 ,1 i X f 7 j . f l X f 7 A f l X IRENE PICKARD f Z To Irene Pickard goes the credit for f all of tlie art work in this book. Her f X talent az an arti3t is outstanding, Dur- Z ing the last thrce years she has done a great part of the designing for the 7 X books, but this year all the work is hers. Z The efhedi is deeply indebted fd her. 13 M ' iw he 'Wi' 1' v, rf ' rw E55 Q Adi? QC V tax 6: .linigfk K Yi ,- pw V' 'XZ'-31 il - '