Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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T February 2 5 Swayzee There 29 rv 1 4 , f by y N 2 C' A e f A pie. 1 CACTUS ' - , - 7 eee'4e'E f 0.3 'f:':'Q-'-fiifsek'2i3L2?Z,Zf? 'e53.-55-?eiri'ex21,13eia4EisJ'1e?eegvfi,,flare wffegieigl fl .- ff? ,Q HA TEAM SCHEDULE gil il' Date Team Place Marion Opponent X November 18 XVinchester Here 18 30 'E-Q 5 November 25 Columbia Crry Here zo 29 R December 3 Central Ft, Wayne There 27 31 'egg Q23 December 10 Greenfield There 3 5 5 Z He f December 16 South Side Er. XVayne Here 20 52 351 ' , December 23 Vincennes There 1 3 27 4.1 ' ' , December 30 Kokomo There 28 56 lv X 'Q January 10 Anderson Here 24 35 I January 13 Bedford Here 36 40 N January 21 Kokomo Here 22 21 jg.: I January 24 Frankfort Here 24 42 VA. . January 27 Connersville Here 22 40 g February 4 Muncie There 16 52 131 S February 10 Huntington Here 43 36 if . February 17 Martinsville There 24 52 - , February 1 8 Anderson There 34 58 41.1 .1 February 24 Muncie Here 14 29 ij, V Sectional Tournament Marion 30 Matthews 2l W1 Marion 34 Jonesboro 21 ' , r Marion 28 Gas City 12 gt J Regional Tournament Marion 1 1 Delphi 33 ,-:4 HB TEAM SCHEDULE A November 2 6 Fortville There 2 8 23 ' December 2 Amboy Here 32 1 1 5515 December 9 Converse Here 35 47 fini December 10 Jackson Here 2 0 3 8 Q-Q1 M. December 16 Huntington There 18 39 Q51 , December 1 7 Linconville Here 43 28 T94 ' December 23 Liberty Center There 14 40 if-'1 -4 gl December 30 Kokomo There 17 2 2 L91 JJ- anuary woo ere 12,1 J 6 El d Th 22 34 Al Second Team Tournament at Frankfort Marion 21 Frankfort 44 . January 13 Wabash Here 5 2 21 Q 5 Q January 14 Yorktown Here 12 34 lx 55, ' January 20 Fortville Here 31 32 January 21 Kokomo Here 20 29 25 ' January 28 Jackson There 26 60 s. February 3 Liberty Center Here 52 21 'in if Al February 4 Muncie There 19 16 , February 11 Montpelier Here 28 26 ,L February 18 Anderson There 29 3 7 fi n ,I February 24 Muncie Here 33 28 ff 5 February 2 5 Wabash There 27 16 37 T if C TEAM SCHEDULE K November 26 Fortville There 29 io .. December 2 Amboy Here 29 33 f ' December 9 Converse Here 4 if December 10 Jackson Here 24 Z0 fm 'A December 17 Chippewa Here Z9 25 'Q' 55 December 23 Liberty Center There 19 24 Q2 5, January 14 Yorktown Here 42 18 Q fik, January 20 Fortville Here 42 18 if if January 24 Jonesboro Here 14 12 'Reb ggi January 27 Hartford City Here 24 25 :gee January 28 Jackson There 25 16 February 3 Liberty Center Ilixlere 22 if' February 10 Swayzee ere 4 'Q fi February 1 1 LaFontaine Here 3 6 8 ig February 17 Jonesboro There 44 22 Uw :QSK rs i'v'!, '52-:bmw . 12' f 1 ,7- i e is Y :Q Tivgrq Ty: Q J Dr M 'Lei-if zvebjilffgie 31 f -, ' V' ' k ' ' ' , ' A 0

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fxx fyy x fs., K . 2. 1 . 1 if 1 F if ,A N .5 ,M X - v a 1 I I V Ax -Fljz. g twrxkwfmh-S A A y Q, A e Q ' 'f..'-miitia td, it YYY ' 1' s' ff e fi? 'c'f'ffiaf'ir'ra'ff- -f-ff- wwf-if 1 A -f--li-K xt ......-..,,.1,+.,.-- - . ,J :iT,n,,if,,,V M- ,Hc,Ay.V-.V ,Q . . A , 1 R . A 1 ,jj Track ld COACH PRIBBLES purple and gold thinlyclads comprising the 1928 track ea' squad of Marion High School made their first appearance April 4th at a triangular meet at Elwood between that city. Tipton and the representatives of pl M.H.S. Throughout the meet Marion's ever-increasing number of points kept her in the lead by a good margin and the meet ended Marion, 57: Elwood, 28: Tipton. 14, Both Marion relay teams won their respective events. '11 Next came a dual meet on Memorial Eield with Central of Fort Wayne. it ln the face- of a hard-driving West wind. the Giants of the Cinder Track again scored a walkaway. The totals showed Marion 61 to Central's 20. Due to the wind the high hurdles, pole vault. and both relays were omitted. After a postponement from the previous Saturday. the County Track Meet was held Tuesday. April 24th. at Memorial Eield. Marion won the meet 51 173 over Eairmounts total of 20 273. The other schools participating and their respective points were: Swayzee, 17 and Jonesboro. 10. Both M.H.S. 7' relay teams became County Champions. E+ In the century dash Marion's entrants were Stickann and Bollet and in the 220 these two and Stambaugh. Duke competed in the 440 and Aldrich 3,14 represented Marion in both the mile and the half mile. ln the high and low hurdles lsselhardt and Carl placed respectively. ln the Held events the purple and gold Ciiants who made points were: Broad jump. Stickann and D. ia? Knipple: high jump, Eoland and D. Knipple: and in the shot put, H. Knipple and Stickann. Price showed up well. but was defeated in the pole vault. Stick- fx ann broke the County records in both the 100 and 220 dashes and K, Carl lowered the time on the low hurdles. Kilgore of Swayzee broke the County rp, record on the pole vault. rtfi An invitational meet was held at Kokomo with the Red and Blue Kats y and other teams. The District Meet was held in Memorial Field. May 12th. gl Kokomo won the meet with 35 BS points and Marion placed fourth with 14, Technical of lndianapolis totaled 27 points for second place and Anderf in son was third with 18 173 points. There were about sixteen other schools represented. Marion's half mile relay composed of Bollet. Carl. Stambaugh' I and Stickann placed first over Technical and Elwood. ln the century dash Q Stickann tied with Kutchback for second place, Oden of Kokomo won the event 'Q and tied the state record with his time of ten seconds even. H. Knipple placed second in the shot put and K. Carl finished third in the low hurdles. The sectional track meet wx as held on Memorial Eicld May 12th .W . . 14 37- 'iv '--- m'rnmfn-nm't n vw'w V' rr ' 'r N'vw vi-W V f i fav . f'- -1-1-v -2:4 N-: J 'A -' -fr-rf. -. 'sf'-r . vw.-P X.-' A -.-.':- .-tae, r . fy.-1 4'? 534-ky L- .,:f,Q52,57g.'.- e- 4-.5-g Q .-:A fc , , 4.-,gf-: ,swag ac' .L1'AxA.1. 3 'f f ' -H 7 ' ' X ' A '-7 - l