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--- an --- --- --4 -ch m ' :mi cn IJ: VI The measure of the worth of a school is its idealism. We point with pride to our High School, we speak of its clean won victories, These vic- tories may be in athletics, in scholarship, in music, in oratory, or in any activity, but they must be the result of real effort, They must be the attain- ment of some worthwhile goal. They must be measured by high standards. To be a matter of permanent pride, championships must mean the attainment of ideal. Let us, the faculty and student body of Marion High School set and main- tain the highest standards iknown to high schools. May we be able to boast truthfully that our teams are the cleanest, our school spirit the finest, our scholarship the highest that can be reached. ELBERT E. DAY Superintendent , ln A ,,, 41-, ,,,, 7,,u.. l?
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wittis VAN DEVANTER Willis Van Devanter, Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court, graduated from Marion High School in l876. Mr, Van Devanter graduated from both DePauw University and the Cincinnati Law School. He then practiced his pro- fession in Marion and later in Cheyenne, Wyoming, where he served as city attorney, In l896 he was a delegate to the Republican National Convention and a year later he was appointed by President McKinley to the position of Assistant Attorney General of the United States. During the years l898 to l903 Mr. Van Devanter was a professor in Washington University. He had served as a circuit judge for eight years when he was appointed to his present posftion by President Taft in the year of 1910.
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u- Y an 4' Let us have faith in a high school that has brought forth a Van Devanter, a Reynolds, a Leipse, a Lenfesty, a HSandy Thomas, and a thousand others who have from day to day, in school and out of school, done the tasks that have confronted them, and so made this a grander and a better world for their fellow men. Our school as well as our city must be judged by the slogan Known by Her Products. JOHN W, KENDALL Principal -'a.L 11114, 4:xu,, u- Y W nn 4 i u..,,4, Y, ,i1L, g V' 9 . . 1 l 5 E l 1 I i il i l E E E J 5 i O
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