Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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.., i -7' i 1. f3a.1-.WESE -.i:refi22ff'r2f..g.gffTiQ1e lcccc is as A iff . 4- ii y 5. CALENDAR E1 SEPTEMBER 5-Labor Day, celebrated in true fashion with school beginning. Truly. I ffl students will now begin to labor. A N' 10-Three Ereshmen were killed in the rush for locker keys. Greetings to our ,Q-1 new journalism teacher. Miss Mary Glenn Hamilton, who now makes the 'Y triumvirate of Hamiltonians a quarumvirate. LJ 14-Titanic submarinef Disaster threatens newlywed pancakes. Kendall an- gj nounces tenth period. Other disasters impending. ft, 15-Eirst issue of the Survey. Everyone is satisiied but Bill McCoy. He can't A see anything interesting in it. ,Q 20-Drive for Survey subscription is going on. Have you seen the Survey Thermometer. designed by Mr. Kendall? EQ 23-Second issue of the Survey. Just read about that big chicken fry held by lgjg the Commercial Department at the White Dove Park last Thursday 5:1 evening. Only those who like fried chicken will know what they missed. 24-Mishawaka has come and gone. Who won? Don't be sil. 27-A few more days and the first month of school will be over. Jerry Coats is standing the strain fairly well. , Q 29-Saw Ralph Blakemore today. He told us about the good time he had on if his tour of Indiana. He's ready to begin work in earnest. , EJ OCTOBER ' gl l-Those Ko-Ko Kats must be good this year. We've been waiting at the sa' newspaper omce all afternoon for the result of the game. lt finally came. at ! ffl Kokomo 25: Marion O. Not so bad. Oh no. Gr-r. E 7-Eirst play of the year was given tonight. Everyone thought The Wild xigll H ig Westcottsu was an entertaining comedy. We'll never forget Aggie. Who If could have portrayed that part more naturally and logically than Virginia ff! i Bowers? egfil I ij? 10-Musical Monday. Bachman's band played at the Civic Hall this after- 1 H23 noon. Tonight they played at the high school auditorium. The Doll 5 Dance is fast becoming popular. It continually haunts our memory. L ' Q ig 15-Marion defeated the Bearcats. Oh no. our mistakef That happened last i E LJ year. The Muncie Bearcats trounced the Marion Giants to the tune of yi 19 to 7. Sounds more like it. 23A E ng 19-Knightstown here today. A victory for the Giants. Marion 39: Knights- A: fi 34 -- town 0. . 1 Y 20-Hurrah! No school today or tomorrow. Teacher's Association is in pro- li gress at Indianapolis. 1 l Lf.. 22-The highest journalism officials are attending the State Journalistic Meet- Q. ing at Franklin. by A-3 25-Nothing exciting happened today. Walked up and down the corridors 5 S71 during the noon hour. It's cold-b-r-r. ,jill a gl! 29-Heard a Nursing Talk today. It was very instructive and valuable. l it NovEMBER 1155. 'fi' 4-Popularity Contest is announced by Blumenthal and Company. Winners .J will have the privilege of attending the Purdue-I.U. game. Mason Hamil- ton is working hard i l:.' .5 l , I I , . . it . t ' i' 4 i - Vi yrxlfk ai' i 5 I l . .- -f - Nj'7,,'Ty5.Tv171Tl'-. -, -f-.3 y:v'F'1.s ia-ilifvi:-fQ'.-5,'v fr 'f2'fyf:ffff :f'?: 9, Qffiff: 'i? T' T ?f'ff 'fj'j'f:rf'zf'.'j' f if l 'E - M f ' A E' re ' ' a.i.m ac 'r..,s:...,.' ' '3J.1.....-.L4.-.c at .L ,s.g:.:f., T. ,J .Q.aa..f. .as Til?-. .Y VV -T-. .. i1V..:i-a. -fr lik 74 '3L' . , , iw f ' ' ' ' ' ff' T 1 'L L TT' V L' '