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Q.. , 11 , ,fm 1 ,qff ' ', wi . ki- .1 WURD TOD The sea begins fo freeze Mmuua A I1 A nlarefiz' Berg BoT'roM Seals basking in lhe sun dafa, that will, no ilouhf, prove very valuable in the fufu re. This present day explorer risked his very life in receiving mefeor- ologieal iufornzaliou, during his last expeflifiou. His life, pos- sessing fhese qualifies of hrav- ery, leadership, yearning for lanowlerlge, and frue pafriof- ism, is au iizspirafiou and model fo fhe modern sfucleizt. The youth of America are proud of Commana'er Byrd! lxfglllul TW CONTENTS l SCHOOL C ACTIVITIES I ATHLETICS C FEATURES QHI But A Ilcadcfs IU UC Nm' fbr' Norfb or flu' Soufb Polar regions, buf 1'yf2ic'r1l Gran! C0ll1If-1' snow svwms. Q ' .-be-4-.1 'aim -:4 . f-, ., ..-uf 6' fy-I . is .L Q ' ,f Wu . 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Mr. Day is practical and up-to-date in his methods and is largely responsible for the fine quality of educa- tional work offered in this community. In the face of grave difhculties he has maintained the high standards of education throughout the school sys- tem. Not only active in this field of work, Mr. Day is also prominent in civic affairs. r'AllllIil'll!,, E. Dllrj' tlil'l'l'fflIg 11zr111e11z'ers. I1 , .wg-.. xv' 6 xii!- x XA ici-Wh john XV. Kendall, principal of Marion High School, has made character building his life work. His ardent desire has always been that each student who goes forth from this high school shall be equip- ped to face life's battles, not only with a well rounded education, but with the ability to adjust himself to and to lead a clean, honest life. He has done well. The careers of many students have been determined by his efforts. He lays his knowledge at the command of all and takes a keen interest in solving the perplexities of student life. Certainly, the far-reaching effects of his Work can never be over estimated. Capiain 1. W. Kendall ploffiug fbe c'0u1'se. af.. ,U Mayo D. Poland, the vocational director of the Marion City Schools, supervises the vocational training departments which, under his able direc- tion, have been of much practical benefit to many of our students. He is also responsible for the operation and maintenance of all the school sys- tem's fine equipment and well kept buildings. His keen foresight and executive ability amply qualify him for his dependability and integrity as well as for his business efliciency. A civic-minded individu- al, he has ever been prominent in civic and religious circles. NQIHIl'fC'l'llI!lSfl'l',, M. D. Folamf arranging for xzljrplies. ol F Old, N11 ? s: 1 14 ,llS5llf F. I5,'Xl,LlXCil'li Elltqlixfr lmli.1n.1 l.'nivcrQity', JMB.. All. Xlll,DRIfD AYlfLlNlf Iirlgflifi lmli.111.1 L'nivcrsity, Ali. C'ulumbi.i Uiiivcrsily Xl .-X R ION BRIQADI II,l'I' Izlzlqliifm Butler lfiiucrsity, A.I3. Indiana Llnivcrsitv NIAXRY I LIZAISI TH H,XNl'S Erllqlfifi Kliami L'nix'crSity l.S.N. Terre Haute Mclropolimn School of Nlusiu fliicago Uiiiversity lmli.1n.1 University, AB, 1' X bw NY J . . . X , . . MARY CQ.'XROl,YN NX lllllldlf 'xg Q1 Cf. X:XUC1l.l' lfrlgllvfv HX I Q J Alilffwfflzlfflil Indi.m.1 Uiiivcrsity. AJS. - lfranklin College Xlnrion Collcgc L - lm.lian.1 Slate Tcnclwrs' Cliillcgc Dcnvcr University' lr i si X I MARY PRICKIITT VICRI. V4 SMITH Ilriznmfim, Sf1i'i'i'fi, IIPlH'VI,llIX'I7I Wffffhffffiffflff- H'-lfffll Dc Pauw Univcriity, A.l5. Xl3'fCl1CWC1 C0llfXC Nuriliwcstcrn Lliiivcrsity lndlnml I-ln'VCVS'U'. Avli- AlUl.lA MARIE l5Al.LlNGl'li A4 G- ALLEN ,xliIf!R'lIltl,i!'.V lliifory 'i ',1.l5.,z.N. . . lmliml Lnixuxiry X X l Hamm crqollegcv AB. lndiann L'nix'crsiry QIADYS Ll-.WIS 'll 'l '1 'il x1,xRTH.Ax uuisols Butler University, NIS. 'MMV University' of XYll9Cl1I'lSlI1 'l nUlLlI'l1l7lkl Univvrwity, AAI. l7L1l'LlllC L'nivci'xily. Bb. MARY MIDDLETON Hislory, Ciiiizt, Sf7IIlIi.Yll Oxford College, A.I3. Columbia University, A.M. DELLA WALL Ilixlvry Indiana University, A.B. Chicago University LTI Ilil. A. RIQNIIARGIQR Ilixlory Indiana University, A.B. Clark University Chicago University HIZ LIZN WORTM AN Spauixlv Indiana University, A.B. Yvestern Reserve University University of NViseonsin ELIZABETH BROWNLEE French, Coirzmrwiul A1'illHm'fi4' Indiana State Teachers' College Earlham College, A.B. University of Wisconsin McGill University GLADYS J. NEAL Lrzliu Iiarlham College, A.B. Columbia University, A.M. PAULINE LYNCH Tyjivlvrilifzg, Sfvorllmml Ball State Teachers' College, A.II. Marion College Indiana State Teachers' College M AX S. COLE lfrm1nn'rt'iul AY'Iff7IHf'fi!', Boolzkcwfwivlg, Salesnmzzxlrip, Pz'l1n1ur1.vl1i11 Bowling Green Business University M. Acc'ts. Marion College, A.B. Marion Normal College, BS. University of W'isconsin, A.M. VIRGINIA MORGAN T-1'f7l'!L'l'ifilIg, Slmrllmnil Ball State Teachers' College De Pauw University, A,B. IIAULIINIIC IIIQALS INIAYHUGH Iiiulngy Marion College Intliana University, A.B. -IOI IN H. LINK c:lJt'IlIIXfl'j' Iiarlliam College, A.B. Mass. Institute of Technology, B.S CP. Il. BLOSSONI Plwyxics Tri-State College, B.S. Indiana University, A.B. Chicago University University of XViseonsin H, Il. Plxuou GRACIQ I. QLIQVIZLAND PY'IllflVI.Q flff Indiana Umwriigi- Geneva. Peiinsyliniriin, Cullcgc Ma,-gm, Nurmnl lmmuig, ILS, lndinnn University. B.l'.S.M. U.T.A. Sclwil uf Printing C0lllmbi1l UUiVCl'SlfY OTIS CQRANIZ Al.lCl'1 LOUISE CRAFT flX i1 fl ' Mu.iii', Ilurnmlly Sl-NC NUYH1-ll Sflwlll Indiana Univcrxiry. l3.l',S.M. CIulunilai.1 Scliuul Puullry Culture l.l.UYlJ DAQ USTA LION!-IS w'll.l.lAM M. BALLARIJ Orf'ln',iIn1 l7V1lffIllIQ l5.iII Smlc Tenclicrx' College Bmler Univm-gin' Clinvcinnnli Cullcgc uf Bluiic lnmiiii- Uiiiwmik-, ns. an xii. U m V ' C '2 ' , ' Pupil of lliclginn Xlnstvr XY-IYC ll.URl'.Nlil' ll. lllllli ORVIl.l.I, -I. llf7lYKl'.R llurrlrrlnlklllg l'fuxn'ill lnlllmlffllli, lliulllfr l5.ill Stale 'l'c'.ieliers' Klnllegc, AJS. llllllfl' University, AJS., NIS. University' uf XY'ixL'uiixiii, MS. iulunilmia Uuiversiiy Cliicagu Universilv NUll'C lJ.1mc Lfnicliiiig Seliuiil .lANli RHUI. Pliyiiml lfilmuilmu Dcllnuw University, A.I'i. lhll State Teachers' College IQLIZAISIQTII Plllilll Cffvrk Marion Higli Sclxuul DAISY I lOl,N1If5 Cfi1fi'li'r'ia Ilirwrlnl' Marion Nurnml Cullege Lewis Training Scliuul, NY'.isliiugtuu 13.61. l'llllll' XV. l'Ol.l.l'.Y ILHIJ UI1lX'3l'SIll' uf Klieliigan, A.l5. Nuriliweslwu LlI1lYCI'Nllf Xl.ll'IUI1 flillege Llnixersuy ul C,lile.1gu S The Senior Co 'nmeneement marked a begin ning and an enel for almost two hundred excited boys and girls. It was the beginning of a thrilling battle called Life. It was the end of three won derful years spent in Marion High School This senior year commenced--as all others do-by a spirited campaign and election. Charles Odom was chosen President, Donald Stephens came Vice-President, and Liberta Stephenson md Robert Shannon were chosen as Secretary Ind X X Treasurer. Miss Gladys I,ewis again acted A sponsor. Class activities commenced when an Inelianl banner was presented to the school. This syls purchased by funds raised by the Senior Class The Senior Class party was held on February 19 in the school gymnasium. u udy Pinelles or che-stra proved the outstinding attraction The Senior Class took the lead in helping to sueeess of the Cactus Frolic and the As usual the Easter uecn wa s elected by popula make a . Easter Parade. , ' ' Betty Wellnian wa mmenced even econ enioi l was co b the s t e a s vote. Wemrle on the annua before the beginning of school and y semester Mr Kendall was able to announce wo k had progressed firther than it exer had be ore Senior xx eek ietivities eommenced vxith 1 class pienle The b'lLLlllllI'ClIC services were held on Mu 31 ind this was followed by the une 7 It the MCm0flll Coh Sund 15 eement on Commen CUI11 SENIOR OIIFICERS CHARLES ODOM President DUNALD STEPHENS Vice'-Presizlerll LIBIZRTA STEPHENSON Svl'rf'iary T SHANNON ROB!-lR Treasurer 1 ,IOSEPH li. ALLEN No!fJing's Iurizrritulvlv uulrxx 3014 llriuk 50. EVELYN Y. ANDERSON Ld ruff! om' Xing his luxe, for song uill lnmixfw rare. Associate Editor of Cactus: District Vocal Contest: I.H.S.P.A.: Girl Re- serves: Latin Club: Glee Club: Captain Applejacl-t: NativiI.y: The Swan. MARVIN B. ARCHER I'll mufcz' if gri'illi'i' vw I lint. Orchestra: Intramural Basketball: Box- ing: Survey: Commercial Club: Cap- tain Applejackgn Nativity XVALTER CHARLES BAILEY Mvrri1y, I7Il'l'l'fI-1' .ifmll I liiv Hou. Orchestra: Football: Track. DELORI-QS IRIQNIQ BAKER WT learn 17,1 i'xf1i'r'ii'm'l'. Band: Girl Reserves: Survey Staff: District. State Ensemble Contest. IQSTHER P. BAKER I.ifr ii will, lift' ii i'i1i'r1i'.if. Glee Club. BERNITA BARLEY Swv ffm! your wirzil ln' ui1fci'ful. Girl Reserves: Glce Club: Science Club: Captain Applejaclf' Technical Staff. ROBERT R. BATTON l.i'azi' iz llldll in lm 1'lwin'. Football: Track: M Club: Latin Club: Chemistry Club, Vice-President: Hi-Y: Intramural Basketball: Survey Staff: Science Club: Cactus Staff: Li- lnrarian: D.A.R. History Contest: Phy- sics Club: Captain Applejackf' The Swain Nativity ROBERT XY. BEEKMAN A .mfl IHISILVI' fltV71l'fl7 auuj' ui'aib. Intramural Basketball: Art Club. BETTY BEITLER I,i'f ui thru ln' up unif iluiugf' Girl Reserves, Cabinet: Band: Cactus Staff: Survey Staff: Aedile Latin Club: Captain Applejackf' Technical Staff: Nativity, Technical Staff: The Swan, Technician. df' f EUGENE BIZLVILLE The uixu wan lrfirr luxrx lui.: Iun1pi'r. Trick: Band. AIOHN W. BEN.lAMIN All llliugt uri' frmzurnii umung fi'ii'mls. Physics Club: French Club: Band: Intramural Basketball: The Swan. INIARGARET CONNER BEVAN Si'r011il llwnglrfx Hwy sary im' In-il. Girl Reserves. IIHYLLIS BILBEE A .tlill uml quiz! 4'0r1xciv11r'i'. Entered from Monument City High School: Glee Club. MARTHA RUTH BLAKE Thr fruit ilvriiril frown labour ix flu' YlL'C't'ft'.ff of pli'asurr'x. Latin Club: Girl Reserves: D.A.R. History Contest: Librarian. BETTY L. BOWMAN HAVIIIH' lull lfn' lvruzi' ilr.u'l'1r,i flu' fair. Girl Reserves: Alunior Class Secretary: Survey Staff: Orchestra: Commercial Club: Latin Club. Ii1.lZAl5IiTH ISRAIDVORIJ Noir lo ffm! nuuzi' unity t'UlH'1l.Q1' lrrnii' my lille. Girl liewervexg Spanish Club. ROlSIfR'l' li. BRAIDVORIJ W'fmf nw llllll' lu Ju zu' lmru In ilu- ing. Glee Club. GUS CQUNDK3 llkilxvlxil. W'irllv ilu Ililf u jiriwu Maki' ur iron lun if 1'il4Qi', for ill lmlil I AIVII fl'i'i'. Band: Yell lieadcrg Gleu Club: Span- ixli Club. NlARGUl'iRl'lilf l3liQ3W'Nl'iR 'l'fn' Inuit liruof ii i'xjvi'1'ii'm'r. .X Ji., ISRIQNTA Bl, BUCKLES A 1vr'mr1i.u' mm! fn' lwjil 1101 llIl'l'1'lj' in flu' l4'lf4'r', lm! in flu' xpirilf, Glce Clubg Latin Club: Commercial Club, Vice-Presidentg Girl Reservesg Ruse Maiden Cantata. KATHRYN lf. l3U'lil.liR W'f1ili' friuuili uri' frnr, ufml mfr' - -iv ffm' for l'ffi'i'ff Girl Reserwx: Spanish Clubg Arr Clubg Glee Club. MARY -IANIQ LAMMACK I fmir H17 ulfwr ffllf .1 1in1uilr1'i wu- mil. Spanisli Club: Ari Clubg Girl lie- SCFYCS. IIOXYARD lf. CANODIC Gite lfn lfmugfrlx nn flllltkfllllu Physics Club: Traflsg lnrramural Bas- ketball: lhiid. Nl1'XliGARlf'l' CAREY Tn fnlluu lifwri' uiiifum ii ii'nr'r1 of l'I1H.Y4'l1l1l'lH't'.N Cmnmereial Clubg Ari Club: Science Club. RUTH CATHRYN CARR R1mn'o, Komwuf R fu'r'1'fnri' arf H1011 R0nli'rr? Girl Reserves: Spanish Club: Art Club: Glce Club: UVIIUIIIITIYIU 'I'l1c Swan. R UTH V. CARTICR W'lu'r1 flu' Xl'llt'l'0IlX jrrouliu, ilrrvv jim'- form. Spanish Club: Science Club: C.1ctus Staff. GEORGIA II. CIIRISTNIAN A lvruu' alwiv ull rllrlfwl-x ifignifii'S. Art Club. RUTH CLARK I lmli' rmlwllj. I um in fmrnzrnzm uillv Mn- uor'lll. Glec Club: Girl Reserves: Cmninereinl Club: Binlugv Club: Survey Staff: Ro-e Maiden C.1nt:il.i: IAIIIII Club. CATHIQRINI-. I.. Cl.l NIICNTS nfIII7If4'lIfHIA'll, ii ll lrilunra uilfmul l,l'l'slX.n ciUIUI11Cl'CI.lI Club. LAVIQRN C OIIINS frfulf li lrnlfr .lr1.f .ill jm1u'r'flrl. Ari Club. MAXINI' NI. COOK pl flfllllj' for -your llmiigfvlif' Girl Reserves: Ifreneli Club. lil-ITT Y I.OU ISI-1 COOIXIIZ R Tfnjx look:-il dllill lfmki-il will ,ilill flu' immlrr gri'u', Tfmf nm' xnmll lu-.i.l rnnlll l'tII'I'1 ull Jn' fcui'1z'. Girl Reserves: I.fIlII1 Club, Quaestnrg lfrenclm Club, Secremrv: Iircrmry Club: D.A ,R. History Contest: Survey Staff: -lnurnnlism Club. MAXINIQ CLWI NIINGS .X'n11r full lfn' vnu r.:u iliilvlln lfn' XIHI. Iiirl Reserves. ,xlilflllf NUI i:Iun.f. il NIC CURNI 'lvl' Vll'l4'l' jv1'ml.l.'f11i fvrr swirls I 1 ls p 1 gn... RICHARD A. CURTIS Pnl fililfr ill um' ufwfi fnnl i'vlYr'r'l- I lllllisu Suienre Club. RATI IRYN Nl. DARIi Om r oullnolc iv if jmrl of frm' 1ir- fur. Ari Club, Secretary: Girl Reserve C.unmei'ci.!l Club: Cactus Staff. IIIQLIIN IS. DAVIS .I Iuzllfflm' r1ll1iIm',i.x. Girl Reserves: Clee Club: Cunnnereial Club. lIIfI.l-.N NIARII-1 DAVIS lfu' lnwl ri'1m'ili fur illlliffl' IX ilvlux. I..1!in Club: Girl Reserves: Arr Club: kurvev Staff. DUNAID R. DIQNISON Tn gill' mi' ill!-I!I'I7l.IfI1lll ii lfu uf- ff..-. Science Club: I7..'X.R. Ilismrv Cun- iesi: Cxerus Staff: N.uivitv: Hurr- IIJINIIIUII Iluel. l'liIiDlfRlClK A. DIQTRICK nllui' lwllvl fu' i'xjn'l'ii'1li'i'. l uulb.xllg Cuininereial lflulxg 'liraek lnxr.1niur.1l lS.isliellw.ill. NIAURINII l.. IJIODURI-1 I immlir irfml foul ll uxrx lfml jiri! 1l1li'!lf4'il fli.ix1r1g. Girl Ruwrvesg :Xrl Club. ,ll-.AN IJOXVNING It ix if Xl'L'ill llriulq lo kllllll' ilu' rm- inu fur nznufr illlil ffm' riumu for xi li'm'i'. Oreliestrmg 'liraelig Science Cllulwg Llie llllxlfl' Club. NORMAN liill ll-Ql,BARGliR Sn xuwl .mil lxllllnllfll' ix lwii ilix l'UHl'N'.U l'i.indg Glee Clulwg Oreliesirmq llixlriet. Sinn- Sulu Cuinesi, ROlllfR,l4 Nl. l'il,Y I'il mflm' In rzxqfvl lfmu ln' 1rr'i'mli'11l. Science Clubg 'liraekg Latin Clubg Tun nisg Boxing: Survey Staff: SliiL.lLlil1g: N.1rivityg Burr - Haniilmn IDuel: Cummcrcinl Club, Sergeant at Armsg ln Lr.xmur.1l Baskerballg Literary Club. iv Qc: V IININIA NIAIKGARUT liNSl,lfN .X'nlfr,'f1g ju lfn' ilffuili of mum ix nw- lffm of luiixzf izuxlily. Girl Reservex: Spanisli lilulwg Art Cilulvg Iilvr.iri.ing Ciunnnercial C lub. l'1XUl. l'NYl 1XR'l' lvl .Ill qunr uiuzllfr nf imiliw ln' ll riizlfmf lm' mr. Art Cilulw. IRANK G. l'l'.l.l.l'liS IJi11ili' ffm' :lurk iiu.l Ilun ylllllll SfJ1ll'fA'7l il. li.1n.l1 Pliysiex Club. ..l.-XHIQS H. l l',RGUSON I fnlif rullfm' fnlli' il foul Ifldkl' -me IIIUVVX lfnlu i'xju'lAii'f1i'i' ruiiki' IlI4' mil. XlAlHfl.lNl'. I-RAZIILR Nuffiiug rozzziui umixsf' ROBI-I RTA M. l' RAZII-I li If lfvrri' ii um' nm lntlrr llmn .ru- ulfrrr, if n lfu' n.1x uf u.1l11ru. Girl lie-.ervcsg l..u.n Club. LUIS l', l'RU'l'll l'i1l1i'fla'i' ii lfu' gluiiirxi of .ill 111- film. Girl Reserves: Spanisli Club, Secretary: l..itin Club. VIRGINIA l., l5U'l4Rl'il,l. 1,4'i.x11r'i' zzflfmnl f1fi'1'i1f111'i' lx ifi'illfr. Girl Reserves: Smiuxli illulvg Cluinmer- Ci.ll Club. MAli'l'llA ll. GAISISIQRT A f7ll'd.XllIlQ i'111111lim1m'i' ii nu slight i:i11i111lu,zu. Spxnisli Club: Glee Clubg Girl Re- surxcsg Latin Cllubg libr.1ri.ing Captain Applejackf' 'lieelinieul Staffg N.uiviryg ulllllc Swan. HARRY 'ITIONIAS GASIUN, Alr. Tn fu' ur un! lo IW. 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MAXINF llUDl.OVi' Al.lCli M. -lUl.lAN .-Ili ' i ' U' ' .I . . l Htl W Hmrlfmu U! 'HHN l,ui1rn 1m'rlcr1i'ii fron: flu' ifn-ll nz Girl Reserves, Art Club, President: U,-.i.H,'i ln.-il, iS.xntl: Orchestra: Chemistry Club. SUP A. llUl.l. l'iARl. MARION KIMIXLIQ Lvl ui img .1 lafllur ilminf' W lml funli llruii' nmrlilli In-, Girl RCWYVCS. Clblllcli AFI Club: lfuntlull, Tuck, l,.1tin Club, Survey Ulfv Club: Latin Club. Avklilfli lflbmf- Stnffg lirenelt Club, Vice-President. inn, Survey Staff. Society lidimrg Cap- tain Applej.xclt, 'I'et:hnic.il Staff, Burn l'l..miltun Duel. , 2 4 -llfSSAlXllNlf R. KING ullonfcx uri' xrjilzlrlwwx of Ilmugfrlf' FLOYD ALMONT -Ilfl5l:RllfS ,, , N Vvnr s X. . Survey Stnffg journalism Club: Cnc- H ltyrinztliillgi iouzii but ll IMIUHI Im- tus Staff: Girl Reserves, Cabinet: Latin gill' Club, Quaestorg Commercial Clubg I.i- Spanish Club: Physics Club. brnrian. ' K LAVIQNIX KINNEY Nu!11ri' fflx .ill bw' t'lrilJr't'11 ivilb .sorzzetbizzg io Jo. lintered from Paoli High Sclmolg Girl Reservesg Spanish Club, Commercial Club. DOROTHA D. KRINN Meri nuke Iinn, ll'0IIIl'1l lmzfer mun- llt'l'N.n Girl Reserveag Glee Club, Spanish Club, President: Orchestra, Biology Club: The Swan. XYILITORD LAHR Kw1u1l,e lirur, lime, lima' lu .1 ,turf uf Rnnii' Rl!v1'llIl'.H limntlg Orchestra. LAVONNI7 l'il.l'.ANOR l.lfliCll 1.t'.1I'lli'if in lwlfr fm1gm'i. Survey Staff: Latin Club, Cunxulg Girl Re-servesg Hamster Club: U.A.R. Hixtnry Contest, l.il7I'.lI'l.ll1Q Glee Club, Chemis- try Club: l.iter.iry Clubg -lULlI'I1.lllSI11 Club, Senior Queen Attenelglntg Cap- tain Applej.iclt: The Swan. JULIA it. LOGAN Lvl rm uni' ulm ii rm! il ,qi'unn'lri- Lim H1Ii'r'. Girl Reiervexg Latin Club: Glen: Clubg IJ..-LR. 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C XI 1 1 1 I IIIICIC CNLIXC CIS XR X NICK x nu ml 11 I I- XKNL K5 Il L C xC XICIICC 1 1 11 11111 M1111 C11 I1 C Suruarx ru11111t II Suk 1 III Xppqu III S 111 X 111111 IL S1 III X NIL Il I I li ll fl 11 Tl IIN Ll I 3 I I 1111 IIINIUFX 1 1 I 1 r1r111 C .xp 1. Ira.. en... RUTH D. MYERS MARY JEANNIZ PADGI-1TT Tu ilrninz ufg lm! lo lull. Lvl nv Jo or ilivf' Art Club. Secretary, Treasurerg Girl Girl Reserves, Cactus Staff, Latin Reserves, Cactus Staff: Spanish Club. lil'f'l l'Y JO NICHOLLS fill .Ire ilri'friIn'i'I.v of fuk. Art Club: Girl Reserves, Scienc' Club. CHARl.lfS lf. ODONI I XMIM' ti grnrl work in lmmlf' President Senior Classg Pootballg Bas- ketball: Spanish Clubg Intramural Bas- ketball, Latin Club, Clee Club, Yell l.e.1derg Tennisg Captain Applejackn llusineax Mgr., The Swan. ,IUSIfPll A. OSBORN All lfu' n'urlil'i .1 .xli1gi'. Boxing Ill'-lfllCllll'Q Captain Apple! jack. MICLVIN C. OXVPN I .ulu illlil Ianni. Ili-Y, Survey Staff, Intramural Baa- ltetballg Boxing, Band, .Iournnlism Clubg lfootllall. Club lfrench Clubg Librarian, Glee Club. DOR R ICI-1 -I IQAN PARRP R Ay fvunffv! liUl't'l4'l' ilA'ill', f0l'A'l4'l' kilriff' Orchestra, Latin Clubg lirench Club: Survey Staff, Girl Reserves. lfS'l'HlfR l,UCll,l.l-1 PARKS Hlv,!7ill4'lL'l' rfmlln' llriugi, l'Il jmlirnl- lx 1'llAllll'A'. Girl Reserves: Commercial Club. W'll.l.lS C. P.-X'l l'l'.RSUN life iv wil . 4 . lRl'iNli PIENKTIZ llnlu' i'lr1i1li'x, illl.l jnv llriglilrmf' Commercial Club. BETTY A. PEN ROD I.c1 lIlXf.:1i1' lu' Juni' llmuglr ilu' fm:- zrux full. Girl Reserves, Cabinet: Latin Club, Plebeian Tribuneg Clee Club, Rose Maiden Cantatag Survey Staff, Cactus Staff. LAWRI-QNCI-Q li. PERKINS, jr. Why llnuu flu' n'orlil'.i IIIUX oj.ili'r Wl1,'iv'r I lllfh tl xuorir' u ill ojn'r1. Science Club: Football Managerg Span- ish Club, Vice President. Cl'll'iS'l'lfR l'QUCil .NIi l'l'.'l l'll ORlJ Cul'i ll kill xl nil. lntr.1mur.1l llaslaetlmall, Spanish Club. l'.VlfRlf'l0li Ci. Pll RC.li 'l'ln' filillwfnl flc'f1irli'x. Physicx Club, Qilee Club, Commertial Club, Archery Club, lfootball. PRANCPS li. Pll'iRCli Truly un izrlixif' Spanish Club, Ari Club, Secretary: liirl Reserve-.5 Science Club: Cactus Staff. Ml YIRGII. H. I'ON'l'ZIUl.'S Tu mn' Xihll ui' f1.lili'. Band: lnrmmuril Ii.isketb.1ll: llmrier, Stale lnxenible euntesl. NIAXINIQ POXYIQLL Ulifn' lfurvl uf IIIAX fmlr! iuzulml fu' nlilkiul' 11 llfl il ilrujr nf 1Li1li'r, Science Club: Girl Reserves: Arr Club: ci.lPK.'llll AppIe.1ek Technical Staff, MARY :ll-.AN QUXCR 'Ulgi' Villlfllif uiffrwr fvrr, Hur rliilnnl vlirli' lm' fllfllllfi' 1.ll'li'lX.H Girl Reservex: l..irin Club: Spanish Club. RUTH lf. RIQSNIKIK Wf1.lli'1i'1 v 1401711 iluiulq ll lllllffl ilu- irzg lull. l..uin Club: Girl Rexervev, C..1biner: Glue Club: Captain Applei.1ek Techni- e.1l Staff: lfreneh Club: Survey Stiff: l e.iture lfditnr: .Iuurnnlisni Club: 5.111 Criszulmlk Sheep, UI.XYIiN VIUXII RUSSIQLI Xu HILIII xfnlll r'll'l' rufm' In grief film krmzzxv l1i.v jmlui'v. Girl Reserves: Arr Club: liiulngy Club. ff' dig,J!.lIl:XI.lJlNli I.. SAUNTNION ll um fm' rum lf, fir, llllllel' Num lu ilf7fH'rlY lefmilf' Spnnixh Club: Glue Cflub: liiulugv Klub. Xl.-XRLI ll.l SC I lRUl1lJl.R Hllulffr lmllfu' fnu,1i'.fv VIIIVIV, uilll rfmrfli ,mr iill. Girl Rexerves: Glee Club: Sgxmish Cilub. AI. ROl5I'R'I' SHANNON All Illdllklflil lain .1 lIHl'l.H Hi-Y: Nl Club: Trenxurer of Soph- nmure Clin: 'l're.isurer of Senior Class: l5.iskelb.ill: lfuutballg lI1lI'.lI1lLllA.ll limkeb bill: Il.A.R. llistury iiunrest: Sports lflilur of CACIIIS. CARI, Nl, SI 11X Rl, Milli!! III ull It.lXl im' flrllrr lfmll Ifrvi H'l'lH,n Arr Club: Track: Pliner QZUHICNI, MARY lil.l.l.N Slll-QI'llliRlD lvl Ihr xigmull uurlil ijriu fnrrlw' Jun If lfu' VIIIAQIIIQQ gl'n0im nf 1'fnl114'i'. Glue Club: Spanixh Club. , J .1 1 X 'L 1 . PRANCIS If. SHOCKKY .Nlrl'r'3 lH'4lI'f gum illl ifn' Juv. Tmelv: Arr Club: Science Club: In- ll'.lIHLlF.ll liivkqrbill. Cllr-XRl.lfS SHOIJLOUSKI, jr. W'lr.1!'v In .1 IIJIIIVPH lhskelbnll: M Club: Captain .-Xpplei.1ek, Technical Staff: Survey' Staff. A. GL!-INN SHOOK A jrrwjiur' IVIAIII in nm' ,vlmll xn' nl .1 Nllllllllflnv Jury. Yell Lender: Intr.1mur.xl Trophy: lS.1nd: Boxing: Survey Staff: Booster Cllub: Hi-Y, ARTHUR lf. SHROCK Ufjlll' uzfrly ii nur vjm'if. lntr.unur.il l5.iSkclb.1ll: Glee Club: lfmnd. MARGARI-fl' l'. SINCLAIR 1 mu uluizix in fmvli' fm! IlI'l4'l' in I !7lIl'l'1,H Survey Staff: Band: Girl Reserves: l..irin Club: Captain Applejmekn Tech- nie.xl Staff: The Nativity, Technical Smff: Assistant Direetur, The Swnnf' CAT-I IliRINl'i S. SMITII Sili'm'e ix ileeli its lffrruilrv, x1n'i't'lv ii ilmllmii tix Timef' Girl Reserves: Commercial Club. IILMFR Ii. SMITH. .lr. fl man of :mln-v li'fii'rx. Latin Club: Glee Club: Intramural Basketball: Science Club: Hi-Y Club, Vice President: Survey, Sports editor, Iiditor: I.I'I.S.P.A.: journalism Club: Track: Football: The Fool: The Na- tivity: Captain Appleiackf' I5I,ORIiNCIi lfLI.IfN SMITII l.i'l nt lmri' jn'i1i'i'. Glee Club. FLOYD Nl. SMITH The miilille rvurxi' is ilu' limi. Football: Basketball: Track: Latin Club: D.A.R. History Contest: Hi-Y: M Club: The Swan. GRACE ANN SMITH 'I'ln'Vv laugh fluff win, Survey Staff, lixchange Ifditor: Girl Reserves: Latin Club: French Club: journalism Club: Librarian: Captain Applejaekf' Technical Staff: The Swan, Technical Staff. RALPH C. SMITH Slri1,'u i'1i'r,y llA'l'1t' tn gizin your fulfill. D.A.R. History Contest: Track: In- tramural Basketball. ROSI'iil lIA Iilil-1 SMITH TIM iuziiii' ix lziililwn, flu' wffn-I ii 1 ixxlzli' lo till, Science Club: Girl Reserves: Survey Staff. VIRGINIA A. SPAULDING l1ixl.'n' i'nl1ilm'r.i l'll'VlIllll'A'.N Girl Reserves. CI-KNA SPROAT Krmu'li'ilgi' lx more rliim uqiiiiizluiif In f0l'i't'. Girl Reserves: Art Club: Spanish Club: Commercial Club: Science Club. DONALD lf. STI'iIIllI'.NS Nui lin! in lure. Latin Club: Hi-Y: Second Team Bas- ketball: Sophomore Vice President: ior Vice President: Survey stuff: Cac- Sen- tus Staff: Chemistry Club President: I.i- brarian: Intramural Basketball: Captain Appleiackf' The Nativity. LIBIQRTA li. S'I'liI'Hl'iNSON l3m1iil-y, lrlztll, null riwillv, lerilri' Ill all .viml1lii'ilvv. Girl Reserves, President, Treasurer, Secretary of Sophomore, Senior Class: Prom Queen: IJ.A.R, Contest W'inner: Club Reporter of Survey: Spanish Club: Orchestra: High School String Ilnsemble: District, State and National Iinscmble Contest: Librarian: Senior Queen Atten- dant: The Swan: San Cristobol's Shcep: II.imilton-Burr Duel: Cap- tain Appleiackf' The Deceiversf' MILFORD A. STlfVIfNS ll lien' !lA'fli'I' lu' A'ilfA'Il lo ilulflr uvlll rwxl, Tlnm lu lu' .ii'ol1Vi'il in Ilflffllllg lly jirrf flellldl III0llUlI.u Glee Club: Latin Club: Intramural Basketball: Chemistry Club. RICIIARI7 If. STRAUGIIN I lmzt' fonuil if. Survey Staff: Chemistry Club: Science Club: Spanish Club: Glee Club: Box- ing: The Sw.ln: Captain Appleiack, Technical Staff: I Iamilton-Burr Duel. si Technical Staff. ROBIZRTA V. STRIZITI' ',KIl1lIl' FXYIIIV njrjmrlm1ilii'.t. Girl Reserves: Science Club Secretary- Treasurer: Art Club: Commercial Club: Survey Staff, Typist. IIZNA IRIQNIQ STRIZIIB nKllItll1i'.VX ix nut In lat' i'i'fu'r1li'il of. Commercial Club: IJ.A.R. History Context. Intnunural limkerlull: Arr Club: Scienqe Club: Clue Club: Spnnixli Clu I,OlS YlRLiiNl.-X S'l'Rlll3 Rin'i'r' flhlll il nfuli' fruit. Art Club: Glee Club: Ori:lies.rr.i: Girl Rezcrvex: Biulugy Cl ub. GLENN l,. SXY.-Xliiliz Nui ,iluffrfnl in f'lm11i'ii. Cilce Club: Splnixli Club: Plusie, Club: Trick. XY. HARRY Tl IONLXS Iii lin' ilu' fn' fini. Spanish Club: l5.1slxclb,1ll: Xlusr xxxlu able player .1w.1rd, twu x:ic ssix'e ycars Stulcnr Xhyur of Xl.1ri in NIQXRR 'lil IONIAS lfu' j,r'il Juli nl .1 r,'1,r11 li ffi, fu 1i'x!,.q.:liull nf frlzlfif' Cl.-XRliNCl I.. THORNIQ Hi iu11l'x ffmub iff uilfv Ifmrllif' b. XVILLIAM O. THORNIQ B1'i'1ifx is lfn' mul uf Iliff' IIKLEN THU RSTON .l frirml fmri' null fn' m'kul1.'il lfn' 1rli:ifu1'11i4'i'i' of uilfnri'. l:IllCl'Ud from Alex.1nJri.i: Cuminsreinl Club. ,IVRRY TORRANCI' 'Tin' Vlllfllfl' nf lfn' mfuif um lu fum .li ll Ht'I'A' il kxmf uf frmil In llllfllilll- Ili. HE-Y: cil1CH1lSll'y Club: l,.IIll1 Club, L rnsulz Survey Staff: Cactus, Bu-.incss Xklnmger: I.lI.S.l'.A.: .Iuurnnlisni Club: Literary Club: D.:X.R. Histury Contest, Silver Xlelhlg Debate: Captain Apple- j.1clx: Sui Crismb.ul's Sllcupf' The Sxxxiiif' RINNI 'l'll TRUI NI.-XN .l zzninf In Ifu' u ii' li .il1ff.4',i1ll, lntr.lmur.ll lS,1skerb.1ll: Hi-Y: l'lij,-mx Club: Orcliestra. R.'Xl.Pll l'. X'LXil'l. Flin Ifiu fllillfi I5.in.l: Ili-Y. Vice President: l-uuiball: Ihxkezball: M Club: 'l'r,1cl'a: Clec Club: Spanish Club: :XII Club, View Prexiilenl: Survey Suff: I.ibr.iri.1n. Lg RICHARD C. XY'.'X'IiKlfJS ll.ili'f1 your Ilnlgllfl In il ,ilil1'. l1l.'l I'Y .Il .'XNl. XY!-'l.l,NlAN lil lfli' .xunrif ii.-lil lu lfn' .quullf Spnniali Club, 'I're,isurer: Science Club: B.xn.l: Cilcc Club: Arr Club, Vice Presi- CJpt.xin Applejlckf' Teclinicnl Staff: Survey Staff: l-.later Queen. dem: THIQODORI C. XYIQST .fl liu1rui'il nun ulzmii lm rn'fri'i n.lf1iu frin1u'ff. Orclicwtrag Spixnisli Club: District, Sure, N.'lIlUI'l.ll liiieinble Cunxeir: Track. XIARY ILIZ.-Xlil-'l'll Xvlllilil' TM nail uf frnffv fi i.'rujrl:iili. liaml: Cilee Club: Rive xl.Il,lUl1H CMI- um. Nl. iRCiARlf'Ii l,. YX'll.liY 'fl ijvrvf i11fu'r'.1u' lu i'1.'1'i Il i'.lf1ull, filer Club: fiplnixli Club: Girl llcserx ex. v 'O' MARY L. NVIl.IiY I.ifi- ix not xo xlmrf lin! ffm! flrurv IA illuuyx firm' for l'UlII'ft'Xj'.ll I.:1tin Club, Girl Rcscrvcs. SUZANNE WILKINSON lf 4'j'l'.V u'i'r'1' Hllltll' fm' .Xt't'!lIg ffiru lmilffj' ix ifx 111111 ru'1i.w for firing. Latin Club, Girl Reserves, French Club, Treasurer, Art Club. XVILLIAINI IQSSLILY XVILSLTN KlIfIlL' ffiyxvlff' Orchestra, Track, Intramural Basket- ball. CHARLES If. NVINTERS TlJr1'v ix LlllL'tlJ'X Inari' jrrzzwr in af- fark flmll in r'i'!r'w1!. Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, -Iunior Class Vice Presidcntg Survey Staff, Span- ish Club, Librarian. HAROLD A. XY'IT'I'COIfF Gr'ninx ix ffm! in Ill7YIM' lmzwr' u funn -vu fl. Latin Club, Band: Survey Staff, Busi- nceg Manager, Cactus Staff, D.A.R. Contcitg Dcbatc Team, Rotary Club Debate Contest, Chemistry Club, l.I'I. S.P.A.g Litcrnry Club, journalism Clubg Physics Club, District S010 Cuntcst. VIRGINIA il. VVODTKIZ I.i'! HX II!!! Ii-iii! fill fill our oiru lu' zum. lintcrcd from Plainfield, New Alcrscyg Girl Rcscrvciz Latin Clubg Nativity, Hamilton-Burr Duel. BARBARA L. NIVOODAR D UmIi'r'fa1zv im! ffm! zrbirfw ix ifnnlff- ful. Girl Rcscrvcsg Biology Club, President, I:l'CllCl'l Clubg Commercial Club. PREDRICK O. XVRIGHT Rurm111x, l'0IHlfI'Aj'IlI4'lI um! luirrs, lmzr ml' for my t'1Ill.X!' am! ln' xilcrlf Mm! yi' umm' lwurf' Ilootballg Rotary Dcbatc Contest. BETTY JEAN XVYANT HlIfXf!l'l' ix ximplv, frnfli bis ivzxyf' Girl Rcscrvcsg linntlg Latin Club, A11 Club. CLHARLICS IJ. YORK, Now ffy xili'r1i'4' jili'iixi', uziirzy In l1r'i'1i!y. Hi-YQ Boxing, Truth, Sccund 'l'c.1m Basketball, Survey, Scicncu Club, Intr.1- mural Bnikctbnll. DONALD M A X YOUNG lli' zzuurx ffm' row of viuulfv njmu him. Intrnmuriil Basketball: Pliyxits Club. QIUNIQ li. YOUNG lIuu' ifarx flu' fmrf .iluwlk fn 7IIl'll Iliff: jwzz'w'? Girl Rcscrvcsg Glcc Club, HELICN A. BOGUS V1lnlfi11g amllifinu ffm! r1'i'1'li'ajrx if- xrlf Girl Rcscrvcsg Spanish Club. ADELAIIDIQ CORAH Blrxx 5011, my f.lII'fl!lldfl' Italy. lfntcrcd from Rock Crock High School, Rock Crcck, Indiana. ROISERT IJLCKARIJ I, fu lfn' unrli! um likv if ilrnji of 1cufw'. lintcrssml from Ilcnry clay High Suliiml, Lexington, Ky.: 'l'r.1ck, Glcc Club, Band. JUNIOR Ol HCERS DAII TRUI 'MAN Prlm mul IANIIS ROUSH lux 1 If IN LIU Slfnlzrj RUSSI L CJOPBI l T ltlllllll O As the entnre school looked on expectantlx the Jumor Class vsaged a spmted campaign and eleeted Dale Trueman, Presxdent ames Roush was named Vlce Presldent and Helen Bryan and Rus sel Goebel oceupled the offices of S cretary and Treasurer Under the spon or hlp of M1ss Helen Wort man and M1 s Lounse Craft the class launched 1ts letlxltles ws nth the annual umor Party vshlch was held February 5 m the sehool gymnasium Under the dxreetlon of President Trueman, the party proxed a dcended suecess both fnmncmlly and so enllx Musle was furmshed by Aldon Gxft s erehestm Commnttee ehsnrmen were decoratxons Russell Goebel, oxchestra, Wlllnann Lugar, tickets lean Wilkinson, and program Helen Bryan Probably the fmest school socnal event of the xelr the umor Prom, was held m the latter part of Mu at the Memornl Coliseum This was follovs ed by the umor Plcnlc While the junior Class vsas not large It was exeeedmgly xetne Both nn scholar hnp and 1n uthletnes, nts members helped to manntam and even to ruse the hngh standards already set The sue eess of the C1ctus l'rol1c and the Easter Parade x s l 1g,ely dependent on thenr efforts Members of the Iunxor Class served as ushers nt the baccallureate servuces and the entnre class pneecdeel the sensors at the eommeneement eere momes Using, the umor letnntles 19 1 slrdstlels the Semor C l1ss of 1937 promises to measure up to elasses tlnt hue pxeeeded them l ir.rl Colu Ill Il Robert Wlinda Pauline Richard Adams Albright Anderson Andrews Marcella Apple Bunjamir lfarl Ball Mary A 1 Badger nnc Ballard Sifnlnl fjflllllllll Berry Banks Mary lfllcn Beals Phillip He.-dwell Virginia Bevan lfclwin Black Virginia Boguc Kenneth Bolex M.iry.zn Blltlktllll Tfririf f .llllll nl ll Martin Boots Kathryn Iiorhwcll Betty Bowman Phillip Bradford W'ilmn Bradford liloiw: Bragg lfvclyn Brewer Betty' Brohman lion rlfr Coin HI II Francis Brown Lava-llc Brown Bertie Broyles Helen Bryan Sanford Bunch Charles Burnside Robcrr Butterfield Delores Caldwell Iiifllr C al n 111 II Ifvelyn Colin Donald Camp Dorothy Canten Eileen Carey W'illiam Carroll Arletha Cassidy Robert Charles Redford Cherry Six lb Cllllllllll George Clark R uth Clark David Climmons Vernon Clossin Thomas Cochrane Kicrh Cole Margaret Cole Mildred Cole NW ' 'nl Il vu u lux!! Beryl Cmsk Mnriurlc Cutlcl XX'ilmA Craig Nlarinrl ' Xlnx Curfmnn c Curinun Uwrgc Dual Nc liunlu Dclmc Llurlc- Dill--n Xlilblm Dunald Duld lhclwl Duty Allan Drcvcr null C ullmm 'l'fur.l clllllllllll linlxlccn llunlm Bcvcrly Duran llulwcrt Dwyer Nlargnct lirwin lkmlinc llmrlurr ,l-mn lisllilmrt lu lll Iliff' lfnlzlmn Paul l'.ilxcnlwrry vlylwlnu l mxg llulwcrt l.u'r Vlrglnh lfaullxnur Herbert l-cucl ,lamcs Garrlmul llvllr L nlumu llulucru Ucnwlqgc .Nlnlnn Ulf! lictu' Cmlllvcrl lllclmrnl Grnlmm l3un.xlLl Grant Xl .xrguct Green Nuff' fjllllllllll l hrry llmmlmu Glen ,lAcli ll.1unun Clmrlcs lluwn licuy Ylrglnin lliq cs Clam l lcavilm Klrcxclwn Helm Nlnrrlm Hcwiu .lunnim Hiatt Paul Hymn Nlcrwyn Hicks lfiglvfh Column Nlargaret Hill Xlary l 'lolluw .x y Alolxn Hulnun V 'rnon Holmquux L Nhrgarex Huw xml I3 urncll Hudluvx ' Column 'l'lm'i1 fiUIlH7II1 In if Mai'im'ie Khne Manieiene Knnlls Minnie Kurpnrai Keith linffinan XVendci Hurley Tiflfv Coluruu Ci aries Mai:,gQii't 1 Virginia Marshall Margie Mathews Ruben Maynard 5 Uehw Mc Adam Marjorie Hunt Ruth Anna -iaeuhs liranh iniieiiig Bene james Marguerite Lawrence Uui'wund jeiiries iiieanur Lees Paiii Nieflieiiaiii Swami fiilllllllll Ifrmrllv ciliilllllll Sixifi Cfnluuzu iamiie -ieiiries Dougias Libeiigomi Beryi Lou Melioy Helen jnhnsnn Richard Lindahi iingene Mciiiniey i Keene Ciyde Love iiraneii Mehiahan V'iiiiani Lugar Miieired Meredith Miidred Niiifnui Niiiier Dnrni iy A' 1' -'11 i Kershnei' Richard Lines i ' Vehna Sr' :Milli Cullum! Georgina Niiiis Juanita Morris Mary jane Murphy Giadys Myers Phiiiip Myers XViiiiani Paimei' ' Ili KTUIIHHH Ialgfi 'i Piucrwn N irgi . NY'iiiiani Partridge juan Pauius Pwn Llharieng Li Trussie Pcrsingcr Helen Pfeiffer '11 5, lacrmn ipcr Pow ncll Pow ncll c ,clurd Pryor Srmml Q-UIIIYYHI Gcurgc Rauch llurh Rcploglc Rhcru Charles Rulacrm Rilcy Cnrl Robbins linrlmryn Rogers Tony Rnslun ,lamci Roush CQVIIIHHVI CH Ruuxll is Ruby glnlx Runyon ry Sicbuld guns Sluw when Slwckcy l 'r :len Slww A rv. Cl1Jfnl Snnrvns lunn Hr inlnmu Krcurgq Slrun SHIJIIHC Sloan Alu Smnlx Nl nrpxrct Snnrlm ljlllu: Snow Nhry Snvdcr Belt 5' Snml r 1 xlJLlClYl1 Soul! I llflfv flllllllllll George: Spencer Cecil Stair Nhriuric Srarrcu K ' l Sllnncl l'.rm.ulLl C liugcnv: Srrcib loc Sruarr li 'lures T Aylor L, fxhxildn Tlmrclxcr Sixflv clllllllllll ralncr Tlwnus. lr GA Tlmvnas Ruben ' Tlwonus Ruth Anna Snmcy T 'llc Tlwrn lwrlton Lucr ' he Todd Mary Lou Rullnc Tulle Mary lane 'l r W oklC llril llrflirlzrl lhlc 'l4l'LlClU.ll1 julin liinlnr Xlllilici' liikcy licnnclli 'l'u1'ncr ,lack Ulricli luiwrcncc Usliur l,.lll'lCl.l Vamlivici' lidwin Viw-lcr Swurlil cilflllfllfl Phillip XY'.igncr ,loan XY.1tSnn Dwiglu NVc.ivcr Leu Xfliiic Dorothy V'ilcy Alcan NYilkiiison liugcnc NVillianis james Yfilson Tfwi J Cfolumri Virginia XY'immcr Phillip Vfinclicll Samuel Vfinclicll lf,.irl WVCFI Rnbcrt Nyiuncr lfrcd Wriglir Irvin Xlfysimiig Dila Young Ifnurflv Column Mary Young XY'inifred Zike Mary Bond Rex Dixon john lirutli Virginia Ferguson Clovis Golding Rudi Hcwirr ffifllv cjlIIllYY1H Robert Hill Nhxinc Stevens Olive Moore Mildred Pcuiford Myron Raquel Cilmdyi R.iypliolx1 lfvclyn Spaulding louiwc ilxnffcr SOPHOMORE OFFICERS W ILLIAM PALNII R Pnwdzul MAURICE N ILILLLY Vrrr' PTFYIIIFII I MARY IANIL M URPHY Surfing CATHERINF COX Trvuturrr 36 The fnrst day of school saw another new group of Sophomores enter Marlon Hlgh School The nevscomers lost no tame 1n adjustmg them selves to their new environment and takmg thelr place tlmong the other classes Members of the class durmg the year have demonstrated unusual 1b1llty 'and leldershnp m 1ct1v1t1es, athletics 1nd schol1rsh1p After 'en enthusmstlc cmmpangn, m xxhlclm the Interest ran lugh Wnllninm Palmer was elected class President Other officers elected were M1u race Neeley, Vice Presndent, Mary :me Murphy Sccremrx , 'md Cwtherme Cox, Tre1surer Under the leadership of these officers the cl1ss had a very successful year The sponsors of the class were Muss Mmon Breadhcft 1nd Mnss llorcnce Heck The sophomores were mstrumental ln mak ln the Cactus lrohc a success, mam members mkmg 1n 'ectnvc part m the mrnous ph1ses of the frolxc The Sophomore Hop nn lebruzrx wx 1s one of the outstanding class parties of the tear jack B1 lgg s orchestrw furnished the musne for dancmg A floor show wls presented and other entertaxn ment tus arranged for those not carmg to dance Cltherme Cox was selected queen of thus affaxr Three hundred people 'attended the party The class 1ct1vnt1es were brought to 1 close mth the Sophomore Pncmc MTUYILC Neeley vms Ll1lIlI111ll of the p1cmc committee irit IXUIHNIII Nlargarer Alderron .lean Anderson Robert Anderson Cecil Atkins Tom Bailey Sarah Ballinger Phillip Barrett -l. Nlfood Batchelor Swourl Column Donald Barron Opal Banghnian Charles Baxter Richard Beckley Arrhur Bender Martha Bibler jean Billheinier l,ois Biah Tlriril Cufn nz u Sarah Blake Lawrence Blinn Robert Bond Phylis Boolier lion Boswell Ruth Bowen Gladson Bowman Sherwood Bradford Iourllv ifolnmu lfvelyii Bragg Nlarlhzx llraner Alfred Burden Harley Burden La Vern Burke Richard liurler Betty Byingron Roma Calendar lifih flfllllfllll Anna Carmichael Virginia Cary lidwin Cole Adaline Colgan Edgar Conklin Raymond Cook Robert Cook l.ee Courtney Szxtlr Culnnzn Ralph Cowan Robert Cowdin Carherine Cox Ardra Cornet: Charles Dara: Richard Davis john DeBoo Francis Derrick 1111! fxflflllllll C'.11111'r111c 1311111 11- Tfln J fbfn 111 fl lfflfl fxufn 111 II 1'11u1 1'k1lI11l'C1' x1.Il'S .X1111 11111111111 1..11111111u 13111111 Virginia 1'k1L'L'llUI' 111'.11111r C11111'11.111 11c.11r11'1' 1711111icr 1,JL111llC 1511151011111 l1.111r11'1 C1r.11'1'1 11i1.1bc111 17r.111c 1 ugum- 1 11r11 .'K1111.1 111111111 1iu1'ur11 1,1111 1 1111111 1'11x 1111cp11i11c 11.11111 0111 1:1115 R11w111.1r1 1 r.1f111 11.11111-1 11111111111 S1111111f f'11f1111111 l11111ff1 fhnfuulfz S11!f1 f'11f111111l .'11111'r1 1 IlL'l' 1 11.1r11-1 11.11111c1'1 11111.1 11L'x1l'1x'1x 1J111'111111' 1 1 111c1' 11.11 111111 C1.1111'1c1 X1.lf'y.ll'1'I 1 111111 111.111 1111111111 Y1rg1111.1 1,,1r11111.111 X1.1r1 111'1111111.11111 .-X1111r1-1 1111111 1.11I'L'llC 1rc111'11 1'11111111 111-11 111 '1111111 11'1g11111-r 15.11.1111 C11111111111111 1311111111 1r.11111 11'1111'111 .X1111,1 l11111.111111 111111111111 1.1111 1111111111 S! .X11'11- ' 1111.011 1 111 H Ill Il f.l11lL'l'lI1L' 111111 1 11 1 -1.1115 1111 llll 111 K1c11.11'11 111 11111 111lIg 1 , X1.ll'1I11 11 '1'11 5 1 11,111 1 1 I lin! ffnllmlfl Rllph johnson Thermun julian Dorothy Kelley Ann.: Kendall .Wild cl re Kiser Phyllix Kiser ,Sirullif Cllllllllll .Xhrjurie Lacey' ldwin l.c.xs Riclurd Liniger Btflfj' Ann l.ug.1r lf.1rl MuAnally llclcn .Wn.'Nlill.11i Tifllifil 550111171 ll Huwqrd ,Wenger Delorc, Me-redixli Rosella Miller Violet Hiller Melvin W . urgsn M.: ' urile N ecley lun: iff ffnflflml Richard Nclmn Rllbcrl xlkflxllll l ,ms Niclmlls lictzy Nnrwn llunsld Ovurnun -Iarncx Parks llifffl f 'nl 11 H1 ll Mary PenroJ lfszhcr Perdu ' s L .Vary Putman Helen Ricks limnccs Ruxh Vary Ruxwll Yixlfr C.'Ul1m1r1 Virginia Slullxc .Xlnry S.llldL'I'S HCKIY S.iu-xkv lftilly' Scherer Helen Scott -1.1110 Seybulul St'Il'1lf!l Harold Sharp Wilbur Sl l IC KOH Margaret Shim lhnrurliy Shnnk Xerne Shruck lizrriuia Skinn-r Cufn 1:1 ll gc Xhry Alle Column Int! Geanita Smith juan Smith Mary Smith Esther Snnthcc Lucmc Stntcy Freda Stevens Lois Slcxcns Robert A Stevens Srflllltl Cufzfmrz Yinlbur Stewart l7.rnudcU Stinnctt Uorcncc Stith hmca Stone: Nhrjotic Stone Dorothy Stover Margaret Strcib I nmogenc St rong Tfm J cSU1IHll7l ,lun Swuxgcx' l5rm.t Taylor Damn Timmons Cotlccn Titus c 'froxcll Alberta Tructnan Nhry 'Y udor Q1cr.tlt1 Nfxnlkkxricon lnllrlfl fnlllllllll Charxcs Vcrnxllion lcafton Vogel Lncndom Wagner Mtldfold Nxvoodard Mary xY'UgAl'X'L1l1 Mildred XY'inchcU XY'ilson Ridurtl XY'ilkinson Robert fzffll Column jtcqttclnxc NYNQ' Rex XVcHcr XY.tnda jun NVQCM XYiHi.xtn Vfatson Vert Vfoodring, Betty Yugcr Hnvcy Young tc Zinnncrmnn N .HHXCI ACTIVITIES 1193 CACTUS BOARD 1.1 QAM EX ELYN X ANDERSON GLADYS LEXVIS JLDFIX l GILLDILR J ll1w11CJ1f JERRY W TORRAYCE J Bllilllti Wlrllxgl B H PENROD I XVILLIAM B BLAKE jr lun N Ill I 'TAN JIANNK PAIDIMETI Arrr, arruurram ucv. GRACE lZi'EVElAiJU ANY AIEVIPOK um RAUVUN 'AWQLHILINE IH AgtDlBliw,,nncs nw Amr, E,JnNE2:?l1?,?clmL' MM GIDULGB A1151 cmwurww new me mmm ssl WHEN mf r ff W from IHAUDILID WINWIGIL PIIHRLL BUDIE umflmnv wnwm nnxnummv fmmwm IIDIIIDID IDONAILID IDIENISON IHAIP muon RUTIH PWR R1 SNMP lilmww ww rmwugq awww Emu Am mllgncn BIEFTY ISEWILIYR mn www wmmm W Wwmwv ?fJEE11uum wlfw Furman magma IKMTIHIRVN IDARIE IRIUUIH ITAIRIIIEIR IIYIPIJSI' uymu JOURNALISM CLASS AUGMENTS SURVEY STAFF IN PUBLICATION OF NEWSPAPER Top Roxx lrxthard IJ liauon DLL Ard R Iiltlon 'xhson Torrantt Rmut h Boxx man I Smuh ttond Rovx .xr on 5 ut V1 IIILOII L,-oc-bd A thtr I Lx .1 thtlor Rouxx Ixhbba lhnrd Ruxx barlhrxd Xiurrax o mnson Ovxtn Sup xtns untk ogg In .xr Drtxtr Fourth Roxx H nto Ix L .1 It ermgan Strut Dthnt Haxx 1ns cum Howard nn t .nr V I uglr rI.ll11ll0l'l I UW HX N C oomtr Boxxm.1n C arrhxx .nl L ox Snnth In er tlx C tr ts I H Iunrot ouom Roxx lx 11, lhxn t nu n.Ai4.c u 1x9 rnt ctr Starrur ltts phenson Bulltr Iullt XX tll man Undtr the d1rett1on of Mm Marx Prntkttt the journahsm department th1s yur xssumtd FLSPOHSI bllllx for the Survey, nudtd by othtr 1I1ItI'LSfLd tu dtnts This wts thc f1rst t1mc 111 stxtrtl xtlrs that tht sthool offend 1 Lourst 1n ncxx spaptx xx r1t1ng Ind Ldlflllg Iihc prmtlng LIl5SkS undtr tht SUPLIWISIOII or B H Penrod d1rtttcd tht ttthnltll phlse of the pubhshmg Tht IIIIIIZII I9 ut of tht xxttklx paper xx 15 dnstnbut td at tht end of tht fnrst xx ttk of sthool Th1s edx t1on xxas xx ntttn Ind cdnttd by 1 group of mort X penented staff mtmbtrs 'lht sttond xx eclx ot sthool the Lll'LLlIltl0I1 dnxt hmdtd by Robert Chxrles xx as opened Dur ng the tourst of tht past sum Sttrs tht jot rn xl ISIN studtnts hlxc txptrlmtntcd XXIIII NIIIOUS txlcs of mllxs. up 1nd hcldhncs topyln sun ll mttropoh tin p1ptrs tht Surxtx his x 1r1Ld grtltlx from thost pubhshtd 1n formtr xurs Tht ddttrtnt msuta rm from the four plge thrtc tolumn sut to tht su pagt, fue tolumn nssuts wk v I N . ,I , , A , ,L , s-X Q11 1 , ll '. 111- - . 1a1,1, 1, 11- xf '11, R. .14 , , 5' I '-'J 'c. 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STAFF MEMBERS GAIN VALUABLE TRAINING THROUGH EXPERIENCE At Chrnstmas tnme a specnal fwe column sxx page paper was Issued This was made posslble by the co operation of advcrtnsers Specnal sectnonal and regnon al tourney papers were also xssuecl On Aprnl Fools Day a paper entirely suntable for the event w1s pub llshed The same week 1 regul1r p1per was prmted The eclntorlal staff consisted of the following Edl tor m chlef Elmer Smnth Assoclate Edntor Marjorne Starrett Sports Edntor Wlllnam Lugar Assnstant Sports Edntors Donald Stephens ames Gartland and Richard Mason Ioke Editor Harry Hamnlton Fea ture Editors Ruth Resneck and Catherme Cox change Editors Grace Anna Smlth 1nd Mary ane Hawkms Club Reporter Lnberta Stephenson Socnety Edltors Sue I-Iull and Ednth Jean McAfee Typlsts Margaret Morgan and Roberta Street Journallsm Ad vnser Mass Mary Prlckett The busxness staff mcludecl Harold Wxtcoff Busn ness Manager Robert Charles Cxrculatlon Manager and B H Penrod Dnrector of Publncatxons IIVER I' Sxuru jr Llrfo IU Cl: Nlanjorma Sruuxur Av orml Elllor Tb: SIIYIF1 Staff at Work 5 . . , 1 . 1 . I - . . 1 I . . 4 I - ' ' s I s I a 5 , , ,l I. Q I ' , . QEX- , - J Z a I s ' 9 n Q - , . : x ' 1. . 1 9 Q s 54' T-' - ,ft-f . . , . A I :Q ,x ' L' 4' - - 1 . -I . , ' K 1 Zgm A S XC N: - NMC To? K1 INN! Xkoiwn u C! 9 X cw X5 - 'Y rr wit' N136 0 . .sh . w . ANU . I. , '1' 8 . - X ' . x l 'GL yutln S 0. Vs dv . Qeo' 0 ,vcvfo vdei - . Bn' HIGHEST HONOR RATING GIVEN SCHOOL ANNUAL AT PRESS CONVENTION: ATTEND CONCLAVE Marion High School again found itself well rep- resented at the annual convention of the Indiana High School Press Association, held October 17, 18, and 19 at Iiranklin College, Franklin, Indiana. Highlighting the convention was an address by Leland Stowe, Paris correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune. Mr. Stowe is well acquaint- ed with the position of the European press, and in his talk he contrasted it with American journal- ism. Especially interesting were his remarks on the subtle use of propaganda and its effects. The annual convention banquet was held liri- day night. Here awards were presented to school newspapers and annuals. The All-State Superior rating was awarded to the Marion High School Cactus, The Survey was not entered be- cause of lack of journalistic supervision the pre- ceding year. ' Marion delegates were especially fortunate in securing an interview with Miss Cora Morton, journalism supervisor of Norwood High School, Norwood, Ohio. Miss Morton, who has had much experience in yearbook work, discussed the Marion Cactus', and offered many helpful suggestions and criticisms which have been incorporated in the 1936 annual. She complimented the book highly on its originality and composition. On Friday. round table discussions were held on the various phases of journalism. These were organized as classes and were conducted by men and women prominent in the fields of news writ- ing and other branches of journalism. A class in newspaper advertising was conducted by Mr. B. H. Penrod, director of publications at Marion High School. In conjunction with the Indiana High School Press Convention is the Indiana journalistic teach- ers and advisers convention. Bliss Gladys Lewis, Miss Mary Prickett and Mr. B. H. Penrod repre- sented Marion High School at this meeting. The two conventions are always held simultaneously. The conclave was ended by a dance held in the college gymnasium. Delegates from the Cactus were B. H. Penrod, adviserg Miss Gladys Lewis, treasurer, jack Gelder, editorg Evelyn Anderson. associate editor: jerry Torrance. business mana- gerg XVilliam Blake, circulation manager, and Harold XVittcoff, literary editor. The Survey was represented by B. H. Penrod and Miss Mary Prickett, advisersg Elmer Smith, editor and Wil- liam Lugar, sports editor. LES MEMBRES DU CERCLE FRANCAIS DESIRENT APPRENDRE LA LANGUE FRANCAISE Le Cercle Irineus Marion High School French Club has continued IS u ual to be 1 very letne org1ni11t1on within our li gh school The club now in the eighteenth selr of its existence his completed 1nother suecessful yelr s progrim The primfirs purpose of the org1ni11t on is to promote Ind SIlITlLll1IL 1 higher lppreeiltion of the lreneh llnguage Seveml meetings were held it the home of the sponsor Miss El171beth Brownlee 1nd the homes of club members during the course of the yeir the Mirseilliise, the nation1l 'mthem of Frcmce One of the noxel features of the ye1rs program sms the present1tion of severil plivs in French by members of the club Typ1c1l of the pliys produced sn is the slmdom play of Les Trois Ours ind known 1s CheL Le Coiffeur To better ac quunt the members with the life of the French people ses er1l reports were gn en by v1r1ous mem bers concerning the French people their nition, their history 1nd their customs Another fe1ture th1t was well receixed bv the club w1s the singing of msmy populir songs in the native tongue The club did much to further socml fellowship 1mong the French students Entertunment at the meetings consisted in pwrt of Irench g1mes eontests 1nd speenl instrumental music The two most Jut tllldlflg meetings of the yesir were the lotlucle supper held the first e mester Ind the triditionil M1y bie1lef1st gixen llte in the sehool yur The M1y brelleflst xx IS held II the home of Miss Llillbeth Brow nlee The elub this yelr presented the plu C,llCl Le C oiffeur before members of Ies 1seuses the wdult Ireneh Club of the city Seveml older members the Les hseuses organimtion wt their Christmis meeting The ye1rs activities were successfully brought to a close in M1y with the big annu1l French Club picnic The officers of the club who weie elected this ye1r were 1s follows Betty V Bowman President, E1rl Kimble Viee President, Betty Coomer See retary, 1nd G1rdner Thomis, Jr Tietsurer Miss Elizabeth Brownlee Iviarion High School French teacher, 'acted 1s sponsor of the group This stiff of officers merit recognition for the clubs suc cessful 1nd worthwhile ye-ir dec' A W 50' um NMA Xuixiee WNV 'WVU new H 1 ' 0' G W1 tXXU'6k x0un '55 gif QYU 196 tgff ef 50 COKU oc Q0 X 9 NX gow 1 A gm Q vs 6 sieoed wisowfw xsvrwm X- 0 N0 K mxb L Mui L 9509 NYC VX u ACN I . li., A i l . l V . 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L gt ' '- V nw ' ,ss C, s xt, C sv YY V 6 Cx H X EL CLUB DE ESPANOL ESTUDIA LA VIDA DE LGS ESPANOLES Y LOS HISPANOAMERICANOS The Sp1n1sh Club h1s eompleted mother sue eessful ye1r The ofheexs of the elub thus xexr xxere Dottle Krlnn President Llvx renee Ierkms, XILC President Lols Iruth Seeretux 1nd Mir g1ret Sh1r1, Tre1surer Mnss Helen XXIOFIHIIH, Spxmsh mstructor lcted 15 sponsor The purpose of the elub To eneoumge the studx of Spmnsh md to foster better understxnd mg among the Spmtsh cl1sses, ll lS been xx ell elr rned out durmg the p1st se1son The flrst elub soelll of the XLIK xx 19 1 Hxllo xxeen p1rtx held ln the sehool e1feter11 l1te 111 Uetober Entertunment eonsnsted of fortune tellmg Hllloxxeen g1mes md 1 xl1jOl Boxxes 1m1teur shoxx Theodore XVest Ieted 19 m1ste1 of eeremomes on tlns oee1s1on The Chrlstmxs p1rtx xxls 1 potluele 1fl1n the c1feter11 on the ex emng of December 18 The 1111111 felture of thxs progrxm xx IS ll'l IIIILIISIIIIS, trlxel t1lle bx lohn Imle C,l1Cl11lSIlN lnstruetor eoneernmtg Spun An exehlnge of glfts eonelud ed the progr1m Durmg the C,l1I'lSIl1TlS sexxon the l11eI'l'lbClS of Chr1stm1s e1rols m Sp Il1lSl'1 In M1rch 1nother sueeessful plrtx xx 18 held m the school c1fetern The leldmq fettune of the program xxws 1n entertfunmg ClllIT1'lIlllU0l1 f llttle Red Rldnng, Hood Those mlemg p1rt xx ere Theodore West fthe wolfQ Llxx renee Per kms hunter o1n Pnetx I'l1Ofl1LIJ 'll1LllD0l'0tl1j C olhs QL1ttle Red Rldlng Hoodj Llnrles Housel entertuned the group xxnth severll musne selee tnons The Spmnsh Amerleln I'I'lCLIll1Q rn April xx 1s the 0LlI9f'1l'lCllIlg exent of the xelrs progmm The school Cafeteria 111 xx h1eh the progr1m V818 given, xx IS deeor1ted xxlth the fliers of exeh of the Sp1n Ish Amer1c1n n1t1ons Ihe Splnlsh Amerlcm ldel xx IS C'll1'lCd throughout the entlre progr1m ln 1 most xnterestmq 1nd ente1t11nmq m1nner Une of the le1dmg student eonxoeltlon pro gr 11119 of the xe1r xx 15 the Columbus Dlx Progr1m presented bx the Spmmsh Club The progn H11 eon slsted of 1 little slut, c1lled Settllng the Nexx N onlel 1I1Cl 1 t1ll bx the elub seeretlrx Lots lruth leople I llxll1Lf put Ill the prosgr1m xx ere IS folloxxs Theodore West XTXIOI1 Rlquet es ter Nletellf K1thrx n Bothxxell Helen Brxm Nlr ennn Hlxes, NI11yo11e lslme Bexellx Dunn 9x bll Plnlxerton, D1le Txuemxn Ilne Moore Mnx I' Shepheld Durxxood lefhles le1n Doxxnme, 1nd xx xs xx rltten bx Miss XX OIIIUAIII The elub helped sponsor the Amtteul shoxx ll the Cletus Irohe 1nd the Elster PII tele A plcnle xx ls held 111 'xl1x o Rovx Winters Dillon ilementx ILL lulnnuv tcm 'Xe 1s xlltie Dom econd Roxx N lson l es ll 1 1 H1 uxeon li els ex ler :ns lfd ROW C fl' ll I1 Nl! J lI'L0l1 I IHSUII L Vert! U31 I IX IUXL ourth Roxx nxelel ertt n me 1 een ue men e no out Ill ut ex Xlexee :tx Dctrnek lt Rovx xs ree 1 teen 1 r 153111 lsothxxe Bottom Rovx oeerx Rubx X1 dd eton l mslen l llll xx 1 0 et ltre Se roeeex Seolt L phenson I . ' ' ' z '- ,I I I Y . . 'I . - L . 'sx-- ' If ml V y lv 1 -1 , ' . .-1 1 tc LJ. -fc t V' . ' . I I 1 s 1 f - r - . , - D I ' ' ' E y s ' , , . J , . . - . . . i ' n i , ,A K , it I - I -L x ' A ' ' ,I K. U I H M - k t . u . Y . x ' K Y. Lx . ' I v I I I nv s ny ' . I . ' ' '. I I ' , A ' . . . . l . ' ' . I v - X V ' l QI . 1' . 'A. . ' ' . A ' ln Y' - 5 K L Q 'V s - - ,L lv, ' K 4 ' V , i. l 1 K ,' . ' , . . A e E .i Q . ' H' K' 5- fl: 'H u A A s, Ls- . ' . ' ' . ', ' ' ' ' ', - -V V ,, , Y. V - . ' I' : ' ' V 5 1 V I I Q e ' - . . I I ' 'IIA 1' r'.'I 'I 'I t. '. .e'I the Spanish Club presented A 511m-t Program of Lois Fruth. The plnylet xx'.1s given in Spanish and t - I K v v D f ' - V7 . Q 'Q . .I I K 'Q 4 In I o I I H. 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Y I u 4- . 1 ' .,-it . 1 SCHOOL S SOCIAL ACTIVITIES GREATLY BENEFITED THROUGH EFFORTS OF MARION HIGH ARTISTS The Art Club h1s Coneluded In outstlndlng xezr under the le1dersh1p of the Presndent, Mlxme Hudloxx 1nd the sponsor, Mnss Grnee Cleveland Mlrlon Hugh Sehool 1rt mstruetor Other ofheers of the elub xxere Rllph Iohnson, Vnee President Klthnxn Ihre S eretux, 1nd Ruth Mxers, Tre1s urer Durmg the seeond semester Bettle Well mln senxed IS BILL lresldent Ind lrlnees Pneree IS S eletux The elub xx IS xerx sueeessful III LII'l'Xll1g out lts o leetlxe , nlmelx Serxnee to the sehool 1n eommunltx xxldel knowledge of fme lrts 1nd erlfts Ind 1 better tequuntxnee Ind felloxxshup among lrt students One of the elub s most lmpoltlnt letxxltles xx 18 the sponsormg of foul speenl nt exhlblts, nnelud mg txx o eolleetlons from Iohn Herron Art Inst: tute the Uplohn Wlter Color LYl1lblf Ind 1 eolleetxon of oll puntlnqs bx Denms llx nn Iulx m the xetr Miss Klthleen Stevenson Ill CXLlYll1QL teleher from Fngllnd xx ho IS telehmg nn NTIFIOD thus xclr gxxe the elub tn mterestmg leeture on Englnsh Arehlteeture 'Ihe leeture xxis nllustrlted bx shde pletures Donlld Overmin Vlarnon Hxgh Sehool student g1ve an 1llustr1ted t1lk on Enghsh ceathedrlls Another lmportant fe1ture of the well bllmeed ye1rs progmm was the demonstrmtnon of eommerenl portrrut pnntmg bv Albert Beck A erlft Ind eommerelll group from the elub met sexerll evenings meh month during the first semester to xxork out vlrlous lndlvldull interests These group meetmgs proved to be xery beneflenl The group hxs been of muell beneflt to the sehool ln the plst velr Besides their m1ny other letnvmes elub members htxc added eolor 1nd enthusllsm to the sehools lthletle program by selling metlphones purple Ind golf se1rfs l1rge VI s 1nd eoples of the sehool song The elub 1lso hld ehlrge of the dceorlt ons for the C1ctus Iro he md F1ster Plrlde 1nd sponsored 1 booth xt each Soeml letnvntxes of the xelr lneluded severll plrtnes th1t dnd mueh to further felloxxshup 1nd socnl eontiets 1mong the members The a pirtx wls the outstanding socnl lffllf of the nrst semester, xx hnlc the hngh hght of the second se mester w1s the sprung p1rty Two other mmor socnl 1ffa1rs were held The Hnal event of the year vx ls the bug sprung pncme held just prmor to the elosc of sehool exhlblted hes unlque Afrlcln travel eolleetlon 1nd made In mterestmg t1lk eoneernmg Afrnea at one of the meetmgw NV1ll Hnldebmnd, 1 former Top Row Turner H Sharp Prlehard B Thorne Nobel NI1rsh1ll Beckman C Shtrp Seeond Roxx Nlyers Dlre Ninxnnd Warders Pltterson Colhns Pegden Nose Cook Nhss Clexehnd Adxnsor Third Rovx Nlehols Guyer Chrxstman Rubx lnslen Dnodore Pneree Hlllyer Cammxek Trostel Carey Bottom Row Street Niolle, Curfman Hudloxx Stxrrett Welllnan Bookout XW1lklnson Hull Davxs K Butler V . 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 . . . 4 , ,. . , . , . .4 4 4 4 . . , ' I ' 1 K 4 4 4 Q 4 A . 4 , I . x 1 uv vu x 1' 1 , ' A t 4 ' V , V I --fx- s 1 s s s - 4 . . , , , , A 'lqv . , 4 . 4 . e 4 . . .. t 1' ' . 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Ha VM Ccnrlic' Neclcll,,XY1 tllxam' gala! ' QUM500- lj' Bcitlcr. l ,Yhkd xYs02 Ywllowaly-B. Btuntgt. cr Ydteg, Yom Qos. fs YC ' ,,CMc-' 1 ' hee' gnu' ' A '. ' fourth vm rxcwlmi lxiiihfd' l www' bil BX6kCYL'!5,veSlU' Twsvrl- xg Qaoien' h W' su-YC ix. IW ' ' I . W cooniflr-fc,-www 0 UK swf' SODALITAS ROMANA OMNI ANNO MAIOR MELIORQUE FIT Hail the noble Romani! The Latin Club with its traditions and background completed another active year and was very successful in carrying out its purposeg namely, To give an opportunity for further study of life, customs, and the lan- guage of the Roman people and to promote good fellowship among the members of the Latin De- partmentf' The organization of the club is modeled after the ancient Roman Republic. Jerry Torrance and LaVonne Leech served as consuls. The aediles, who, like the aediles of old, were responsible for entertaining the plebeians and patricians alike, were Betty Beitler, Sue Hull, and Charles Rhetts. Betty Coomer and Allan Dreyer, as quaestors, looked after the club's finances and rec- ords. Ralph Cowan, an underclassman, was elect- ed plebian tribune, an office that had great veto power in old Rome. Miss Gladys Neal, Latin instructor, acted as sponsor. In December this august body sponsored a skating party at Van Buren. The fancy skating of the eighty guests present would, no doubt, have made Nero turn green with envy, had he been there. Inasmuch as the year 1935 was the bimillenium kof the Roman poet Horace, one of the year's pro- grams centered around this Latin poet. The young moderns were surprised to find that many things have not changed much since the days of Horace. A short classical play, with a twentieth century atmosphere, called Medicus, was present- ed in'Latin for the entertainment ofthe members. The club dedicated one of its meetings to Apollo, as god of Music. The program featured a toga clad orchestra, which furnished entertain- ment and accompanied those present in singing ancient and modern songs in Latin. Someone sug- gested that, judging from the revelry, a casual observer might have mistaken this honoring of Apollo for a festival to Bacchus. The gala annual May Breakfast was the climax of the year's activities. The high spot of this traditional breakfast was the distribution of a Ro- man newspaper', containing all the latest news and scandal of the Latins.,' The year was closed with an informal picnic late in May. Top Ri , Second il: Xlslillmm ou. Ur, , .f'lH-rdlxrit-li, Efstnfv,-uuslyfls. Iiagerty X Fnurr UWX - II- ' .feif - ' 1'-irfl I1 R 7ur,,c cries, W, Wall, B pil' .rni'XSp,. hr' f5rm,.,.ll , Cdverv I artffflv, R 1 laftl, Riu.O.1l. mer, 11-,tulle fx, 7-ru. luiatt, Yrlluth, rllasn, I, WXHLL I mmm Kun, cr flllilll, R ling' B L TON lin!! ugh' Slllfiililln' Ii- I SUNNY Cir unc, Sf I J'1KL 3 li 'Pico' SW! Um A -'fer' S '- Ulls, If l ' f .1iil.,' tk'-'p,. A 37714, - ' 1' fry, AIcrvglriz-XCurf:nt.lr1ton- ' l'14-rev, fi' U. lJ,XUnU2j lD,,u,m.ng W hm, 1.t,rKl'm?lldrr-Wi . mn, Q 1-rrp, K. ' -anode uit A i . SU -arc, B ' illmrl -, 41- H Vtcofl, P, Jughn cal, I 1, Ball -Link , rlflr yt. ' ' lelm 'Hd' Cu. ' 13- CI i ihckel . ' -, ff1l:i' L Mr- Clark mic' Quinn' P '-'e. Hdlum if '13lu,,,,, B UP, 1:- i A ' COIL- i liolvll x 1 flliglvrs - i frt. .lla . nn, slr 5- ' Per, Wbufll, rd THREE GROUPS ORGANIZED TO FURTHER INTEREST IN VARIOUS SCIENTIFIC ENDEAVORS For the first time a science club was organized in Marion High School which functioned in three distinct units, one for each of the science de- partments. The biology group, sponsored by Mrs. Pauline Mayhugh, met twice a month and centered its at- tention on project work. Among the projects undertaken were taxidermy, a laboratory terra- rium, collections, posters and slides. These will be added to the department museum. Field trips were also important parts of the work of the club. The well-rounded program was completed by an oc- casional social event. Oflicers of the club were Barbara, Woodard, Presidentg Virgil Patterson, Vice-President, and Roberta Street, Secretary and Treasurer. The chemistry club, under the direction of Mr. john H. Link, centered its attention on individual experimentation. Several chemical phenomena were observed and several experiments in qualita- tive analysis were performed. The club also con- structed an ultra-microscope. Inspection tours of industrial units in neighboring cities were also taken. Chief among these was a trip to Ft. Wayfne where the club members witnessed the activities of the General Electric Company and the North- ern Indiana General Service Company. Officers of the chemistry club were: Donald Stephens, Presi- dent, Robert Batton, Vice-President, and Mr. Link, Secretary and Treasurer. With Mr. Omar H. Blossom as supervisor, the physics group commenced their activities by con- ducting gas pressure tests for the Central Indiana Gas Company. Approximately twenty-five boys were stationed in various places throughout the city and conducted the tests simultaneously at various intervals during the day. Each boy was reimbursed for his services. Among other activi- ties of the club was advanced experimentation in electricity, especially in the fields of dynamos and motors. Addie Marshall served as President of the club and Paul Hyatt was Secretary-Trea- surer. At the beginning of the second semester, the entire science club became afhliated with the In- diana High School -Iunior Academy of Science. This is an organization through which science clubs may keep in contact with each other and profit by useful suggestions. GLEE CLUBS SPONSOR MANY WORTHWHILE PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT YEAR The Boys and Gurls Glee Clubs, mth zu com buned enrollment of eughty eught, have had a most successful xear under the durectuon of Muss Louuse Crsuft the un tructor These popular class es gave several programs durung the year and con trubuted much to the school actuuut es besudes receuxung X1lu1blc musuc trsuunung 'lhe furst progmm of the yeir to be presented bs the glee club vu as the Thunhsguxung program un Noxember The enture group sang several selectuons 'uppropruate to the seuson Clsuude Ducken sang Axe Marla and M1ry an Booltout sang In dum Love Call One of the most outstandung pro ects under taken bs the group was the purchusung of choral robes A xery vuorthvshule concert featurung Muss Huldegaude Lassel, Boston soprano, was sponsored to rause funds Thus mu uc1l program sms a mluable contrubutuon to the 'uctuvutues of the school A large number of thc students ittended On December 9 1 gurls truo from the glee club sang sexersul Chrustmas curols precedung the lec ture gn en bs Mrs Nhrue Peeury Stafford daughter gurls Sue Hull hduth em McAfee, and Exelyn Anderson M1ryan Bookout, Evelyn Anderson, 1nd Sue Hull sang 1K the Gurl Reserve Te1 on Decem ber 12 1nd gnc a progrlm at the Lmuly I'lunn Home the followung day The glee clubs assusted un the Induarn Duv progr1m on the clexenth of December Thus group contuubuted much to the success of the extens xc Chrustmas program carrued out thus vewu Durung theur respectuxe class per ods thc Boys and Curls Culee Clubs attured un theur new robes, marched up and douxn thc hall sungung Chrustmas c1rols and on December IQ thc enturc group sang carols un the dovu ntoun dustruct Thex plaved an umportunt rolc un the succcss ful E1 ter P1r1ds. thus xe1r Looliung vcry umprcs suxe un theur robes 1nd renderung some excellent musuc the Glee Clubs dud much to make the floor hon the gugantuc success thut ut pruued to be The Glee Clubs took purt un thc Mu ucal I'estu ml that vs as presented bx the hugh school musuc dep1rtment on Mu 9 The clubs mwde theur Hml 1ppe1r1nce 'ut the Buccalaureute serx uce un the hugh school audutoruum Senuors from the C1lee Clubs sang ut the Commencement exercuses of Admurul Robert E Pcurx, un the hugh school audutoruum The truo consusted of the follovung Sw urtl Pruor ccouud Rum cllurt unc uc mu uucr crm. uuucr uuuuuu up utc ucu mm s out L ruc 1 NX 1p,u.,oner I' ulrd Rovu X ogcl C lA fourth Rovu Hu llum ux Young logsln Nwrnuun umulon c oumuc lcrcc Suopc N11fIll1 Ducluuus Cyrccuu Sturm cnrod Smuuh ue uu utur IW uuu cc crs Cope unc Hu Ncr I ! 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' , Z'k', Top Row Burden lylllllll P Bradford l,Cl!'lLk Ily Mason lee Holman Seeond Rovl Bogue Sehroejer KIDHLW Donahue Stevens lilbler Hllrt Mlss Isnell Nllss Nlorgan Thlrd Row Ierslnger Runyon Dare I Strelb Klng Buekles NI Slnllh Howard Snyder Yeager Iourth Rovl Drake Hunt lenee Gregg Haneoek NI Strelb Clarke LJFIIIILIIJLI lnslen Colgan Nlorgan Bottom Rovs Street Niolle Lyons Sloan Boller Banks Coffel ames Thurston Lea Alderton NEWLY ORGANIZED COMMERCIAL CLUB HAS OUTSTANDING SPEAKERS AS THEIR GUESTS The Commerelal Club organlzed agaln thls year after a lapse of several vears had 1 very tlve season The elub seeured several WOI'Il'1WllllL speakers and sponsored several ICCIVIIILS through out the season The elub was organlzed ln Oetober Wlfh Mlr thena Tomllnson IS temporary ellllrman The of fieers elected were as follows Mlrglret Morgan Presldent, Betty Street Vlce Presldent, Vlrglnla Runyon, Secret lry, Vlfglnld Bogue, Treasurer Roberta Street Reporter, George Deal, Sergeant at arms, Brenta Buckles was later eleeted Vlee Presldent to flll the vacanev Credlt for the year s uecess IS due to the oflleers and to Ml s VlfglDll Morgan Mlss Plullne Lynch, Mlss Mary Blldwln and Mr M S Cole, who acted IS sponsor The new eonstltutlon was formally ldopted at the December meetlng At thls m etlng Mr Mayer of the Marlon Buslness College glve the members a tlmely and lnterestlng talk A typlng eontest among the members was won by George Deal Early ln January Dr Harmon Goldthwl te, con neeted Wlth the Greater MHFIOH ASSOCIHIIOD, spoke to the club and eondueted a round tlble dlseus slon eoneernlng elvle lnd eommunlts affllrs Dr Goldtllvx llte, on behalf of the CIXIL Burelu of the Assoelltlon, presented the elub wlth 1 eopy of the reeently publlshed Survey of MJFIOII The MJFIOH, glthered Ill a reeent survey of the LII, The elub llso made 1 tour through the IJLlIl Eleetrle Company lnd held 1 tea at the Greater Mlr on Art Gallery durlng the flrst semester Rev Robert Whlte, pastor of the Flrst Baptlst Church of MJFIOD, spoke to the elub ln January The Mareh meetlng was IH ehlrge of je slm ne Klng, Chlrlene Lyons, and Edlbelle Weaver and featured a very good talk by Mrs Laura Blles of the Osborn Paper Company Mrs Bales spoke on the subject, The Importance of Buslness Traln lng to the Young Man and Young Woman The elub, ever elger to be of servlee to the sehool helped make the Cactus Frolle a success by sponsorlng a blngo booth The year s aetlvltles were brought to a elose by a potluek supper ln Aprll l 1 e 1 - ' v ' 1 3 u e 1 ' - X- ll 7 -1 - h V I 1 x,lv ,O i I I I U ' 1 - ',, A 1 4 1 7 , ! 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Tkllntl' .1 L 1 I Ulf ee rn Row u tum., muse Suu mer l uv. man lim mm llrux L x ,ln well endar rex K Ire C ,us t x urd Rm xx mr o e o ,, oo o C url Ire x ns X1 Du us Delme D1 1 e uurtl ou rn ur! lilly., lux cJlbl3LI'l Cmrtlvllt r Gregg Gump Guxer Hmneoe 1:1 Rom Jrro lhutem ll W uns X l'lUXlxlI1S Hu exxnlt 0 ovlax usxar Ll mx u u mm Row mr le, e x ma ln mn eeem u um ugsr X ev. One of the most outsmndmg orglnllltlons m the school IS the Glrl Reserxes The group IS nude up of g1rls of hugh sehool age, mterested nn the work of the Young Woman s Chrnstnln Asso ent on Thls xs the onlx elub thlt IS open to ITN glrl nn the chool Durmg the xexr Nlnss Florenee Heels acted as 'ldXlS6I' At the st1rt of the fmrst semester MISS Prlnees Owermnn vs is nlmed Gxrl Reserwe Seeretarx of the YWCA but beeluse of an iccxdent Mrs Ann Stephens fmnshed out the ye1r The flrst monthlx Iheetlng on Qetober 9 xx .IS held for the nevxlx appolnted elbmet members, their commlttees md the glrls xx ho mtended to jom Eaeh commlttee gene ,1 slut to represent vlhxt thelr work for the ye1r vms to be, 1nd te.1 was serxed to ex ers one present On October 14, the membershxp drne for the fall semester vl.1s opened Reeogmtlon Servlces were held for apprommuelv fxftx glrls on Decem L 14 lequelme H1rrold 1nd Mlss Ethel Ren bu-fer were m ehlrge of 1 short play given to brmg out the efforts of the Y W C A On Novem ber 12 the Fmanee commlttee held a rumm1ge sa e -X Chrmstmas parts m eharge of Alta Smxth her eommltttee, and Mlsses M1ddleton, Overmcm md Heck, was glven for the bovs and glrls at the Lluldrens Home A short program was gnen 1nd retreshments were serxed to them bs Grace Ann1 Smxth who leted as Santa Claus The anuars meetmg presented to the gurls was 1 plrt from the play Llrrle Women gxven bs the lxogram eommmttee Thns xms repeated for the student bods The month of Pebruars fea tured 1 George Washmgton play presented bv the Publnem comnnttee on Februarv 26 The membershlp drne for the sprung semester opened on February 20 The Fmance comm1ttee gave 1 short pantomnme, The Curtam Fell The 'llwp R '--Alb 'gl , ,Xl,l'rlou, :Xnle un, Blk, , 15.111 l, lSe.ls. IS,-'ller, li' .I , Billl V ' , Bl lv. Suk 1 . Sw ,l '-aB l ' gl '. l l ' . 'Q ' , h . , l-s, Br ' . Csld - , Cal' , lf. CJ V. 1. ly, I ilj. Tl' v '-Clg li, C lr, Cl lean, C, li, C rt, f 'm.1n, D. g H. li, lla , ll. l . ., ', 'bll'. lf l R 'ilk Ifckl . lx 5 ., G. ' . ' l . Gm ge. ' ' , X , ' 'k. I-'fl '---H ld, ' . . lil 'lt' 3 .l. . , gm. ll' . Hill, H ll ' ll ' J. H dl ', C. ll ll. I5 I 'YS llull, HL , lhrhj, li'll.', Ke l ll, K4 g, Kr' , l --'l , l. dl . l. Y , .leAf--. ' . . A L ' ' TCI' . ja ' ' ' a Q ' - . - I s U s- , -l . , K . 0 l-D s V - A 1 1 , Q l . ' ' j ' L I ' Q 1' l'. . , e , I. H . ' .y -L s R ' s ' I ,. ' v 1' ' ,I ' if ' K 1 8 7- ' 'I l rl f 1 v l 1 v V ' ' 11 ' Y, OUTSTANDING SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS -if 4:3 'lop Rovx NleLoy NleNl1llan Xlertdeth G Nlyers R Myers Nlrlford B Nloore Xloor Nlurpln 'adeett laulus Seeond Ron B Penrod NI Penrotl Perdue Pxeree Pxety lowell Putnam uxek Resneek Rogers Sanders Third Row Sayesky Scherer Seybold Shxrn Showalter Slebold Smclaxr A Smtth G Snnth Smxth Nl Smxth Irourth Rom R Smxth Srmthee Staley Starrett Stephenson Sexens Strth Stoyer Syxanber Strenb Taylor Frith Rosy Trtus Thomas Trostel Troxell Trueman Tudor Xandnxer Nogel Wagoner Watson Weeks Bottom Row I Vxley Nl Vuey Nlmlkmson S Vbxllunom Nlbmehell Vtlbllildll Yyoodard XXxant Xeagr Xoung Zum e. N: it Q, 5, bk. 6 I 0 V -' . r L I ' 4 ' 0 . , A - Q . X' i ' 4 L 6 , I' s v I : I a N I t Q 5 Q J. . l ' , e' V - ' ' , ' . . ' , , V . ,, 7 . . 1, . . , . , . . 1 , . I , . , . . , e, . ',l , . 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IT'lCl'lTl3I'I fnrst meetmg of the new semester was a St Pat rnck s Day party nn charge of the Socnal commlttee on Mareh 12 The Aprnl Illeetllig was a tea to vxhteh faeulty members were muted Thxs affanr was nn charge of the Sports eommnttee headed by Betty Bentler and Mnss ane Rhue as sponsor The G R I-In Y sprung party was nn charge of Sue Hull The clnmax to the actxvnttes was the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet Mtrgaret Smclcur aeted as chairman Wlfll Suzanne Wllklnson, Betty Beltler Mary jane Murphy Bette Broyles, Mary ane Trostel essamme Kung Eleanor Lees, and Ltberta Stephenson as asslstants The guest speak er for the oceasxon was Mtss Alma Patton Mueh of the success thts year IS due to the work and eo operatxon of the oilaeers and the cabmet members and thenr sponsors The officers were as follows Pres1dent Lxberta Stephenson, Vnce Presxdent, Jacquelme Harrold Secretary, Al ta Smlth Treasurer LOIS Gregg The cablnet members and thenr sponsors were Publlelty Ruth Resneck and 'Vhss Martha Du Bots Soenal Mary .me I-Iawknns md 'Vhss Horenee Heelt Serwnee, Betty Penrod and Mass Carolyn Vu mllute Program, Sue Hull and Mnss Gladys Neal, Sports Betty Bent ler and Mtss Jane Rhue Musle Mary jane Murphy and M1ss Elmabeth Brownlee I tnanee jessarmne Kung and Mxss Mary Mxddleton and Membershlp acquelme Harrold 1nd Mxss Ethel Renbarger The club has been entertanned by musteal num bers at seyeral meetlngs by Mary jane Murphy Dorothy W nley joan XVatson Ecllth jean McAfee, Sue Hull Maryan Boolsout Lyelyn Anderson Ruth Anna Thomas and Beryl Lou McCoy At one tlme durmg the year the gxrls were entertam ed by Mass Adelnne Krssoon, 1 mtsslonary from Jamanca HI YS HAVE ONE OF MOST SUCCESSFUL The I-In Y Club ever strnlng to exemplify nts ideals of Chrlstnn charaeter and cntnzenshxp has agam dlstmgulshed ltself as one of the most out standmg orgamzatlons nn Marlon Hugh School Durmg the flrst semester the destlnxes of the club were dlrected by Wxllxam Blake, Presldent, R1lph Vogel Vlce Presldent, Allan Dreyer, Secre tary, Robert Roush Treasurer and james Roush Sergeant at Arms Mr Werl Smnth member of the M1fl0n Hlgh Sehool faculty, acted as sponsor throughout the year Mr Julius Thorne general The bug event of the fxrst semester was the banquet m December Each member brought an underprnnleged boy as h1s guest Precedmg the supper members and thelr guests attended a thea ter party M Julnus Thorne, general secretary of the Y VI C A , aeted 1s toastmaster for thls mfor mal affanr Several well know n men of the eommumty meludmg Supermtendent II E Das Prmclpal I-I E Vandxvler and Coach O I Hooker 1ddressed the club Doctor C Vaughn gave an 1nterest mg account of his experxences ln the far North Other aetnvntles of the elub durmg the flrst se mester, mcluded spon ormg a refreshment stand and check room at the Caetus I'rol1e ack Gelder vms eleeted presldent for the seeond semester Other ofheers elected xx ere Elmer Smtlh Vnce Presxdent and Chaplam, Mlurnee Neelev Secretary, james Gartland Treasurer and Addne 'vfarshall Sergeant at Arms NIUE nevs members were taken xnto the orgamzatmon thus semester The club under the leadershnp of Presldent Gel der, launched some of the fmest projects ever at tempted nn the hnstory of the orgammtxon, namelx lsslstmg nn the Regnonal Tournament tncket sale Top Rem Anderson R Button Blaek Blake Blue Burnsuelt Seeund Row Charles Drexer Dxxxer ltxghner Cartland ielder Thlrd Rem Goebel Hamnltun lohnsun lxennedx Long Lugar Bottom Row-C Nlaggart P Nlxggart Nlarshall Nlason NlLc,lLll.lI1 Xlurrax Y 1 '- ' ' 1' - ' ' , 5 , 1 1 - ' 1, - I . 8 . . , , t ' , ' ' 4. ' Iv, ' s ' ' . 1 , . i . , t I . . . . I i ' ' ' , ' ' - , . , ' ' - f - 5 Q D . H 9 1 I R l' - - 7 . ' ' ' J . , , . . ' - K , F11 1 l 4-1 1 11 1 1 1 ' ' secretary of the Y.M.C.A., served as club adviser. ' ' . - - 7 :I 1 1 . A , . , . - , . . - '. r. ' ' - .1 . . . . ' . ' ' - 1 A ' ll. ' ' d'. b 1 V, ' -' 14'1 ' 1.11 ' ff: r ' C ' Q1 1 . YEARS IN HISTORY OF LOCAL CLUB and pep sessuons and sponsorung the appearance of the Hyde Purk Y M C A Glee Club here Ever eager to be of servuce to the school and eommunuty the members wuth the eooperatuon of the rest of the sehool more thun reaehed the goal of one thousand aduanee Reguonal Tournament tuekets thus assurung Maruon 1 substuntual shire un the reeeupts of the Tourney To rllly support and enthusuusm to the Guants preeedung theur entranee unto the Reguonal Tour nlment 1 huge bonfure was stlged nelr the Colu uttendung, led by the Hugh Sehool band, marched to the 1 urumount Theater, where one of the bug gest pep sessuons un the hustory of Maruon Hugh Sehool was held Euery member deserves credut for the success of thus bug undertakung One of the hughlughts of Natuonal Boys and Gurls Week un Aprul was the program presented by the Hyde Park Y M C A Glee Club The Hu Y was responsuble for brungung thus well known organumtuon to Maruon and entertauned the thurty members of the glee elub durung theur st1v here The elub feted the Muruon Guants blsketball telm and the coaehung staff to .1 banquet late un the yeur The buggest soeual event of the yeur xx us the Hu Y Gurl Reserve Party, whueh was a murle ed suceess Very unterestung and worthwhule pro grams were sponsored throughout the semester ln phone exchange Pamphlets contaunung the names of the varsuty basketball players and unfor matuon concernung them as well as the sehool song, were dustrubuted at the Wabash game Stuart attended the state Hu Y conferenee as 1 representatuve of the local club Top Rovu Myers Neeley Owen Pruce Raueh Roskun Second Row Roush R Roush Shannon Shook L Sunuth I' Smulh Thurd Row Stephens Stuart Thomas Torranee D Trueman K Trueman Bottom Row Usher Wert Wulkunson Wunchell York V V Smuth sponso e 1 - 1 w , u L A - s ' ' ,I ' '. s 1. - ' . I . I A 1 s -1' u v . , , . 'A v ' ' l X h 72' yu a ' ' 'ha ' 7 , . '- - ' . , '. . L -- 4 ' , 1 ' ' ' 'A ' A 1 'L h- . . , . , I Scum 4116 W35 aftcndedll-VY 11 large Crowd- Those March the members made zu tour of the local tele- : ' ' ' . ' . I A y ' ' . ' 'L 4 ' ' - , ' . ' - . , . . , . vl4 .1 x I 1 I V I S Y S 1 ' - ul .9 A V I 1 L 5 ' 3 ' ' '- , ' , , , , . . ' , r. 3 sr- Q Qu- S Q 1 S , 'Y' ,, Orchestra. Ensembles. Soloists, Win State Recognition Long an outstanding musical group the Marion High School Orchestra under the capable direc- tion of Lloyd DaCosta Jones, did a great deal this year toward better- ing the organization. Xiforking for better precision. technique, and tone quality, the group spent most of its time pre- paring for the State context which was held at lfllshart. Here the or- chestra ranlted in second divisfon. The numbers prepared were March Nlilitaire I rancai'e by Saint Saens, Oedipus in Colonusn by Saechinni, and Slavonic Dance by Dvorak. livery ensemble and soloist enter- ed in the State contest placed in first division. These included Rich- ard Davis, Keith Huffman, viola. string nonet, two string quartets. and a piano quintet. ln April the orchestra, in con- junction with the band, presented an excellent concert, the proceeds being used to defray contest ex- penses. f rx C larinet: Toile, l.chelbarger, Tudor, Shook, Ciunningllain, Deal. llreyer, Vlliite, Xxiilsutl, McAfee, XYitnier, Hurley, Hold, Boots Hoplftins. Schroeder, Lytle. Klibbe, Cairinicliael, W'yant, Stuart, Cornet: ll.i5ex, ll. Nlaclx. llannon, XYood, R. Nlacls, Mason Pfeitler, Baker. Courtney. Bass: Wittcorf, xl. Roush, Burden. Hewitt. Sypolt. Riggs, french Horn: M. lludlow, Billheimtr Shelton, Pence. Drum: l.ahr, XY'inchell, Vice, Bloom, XXoodard. XX eller, I,ayman. Saxophone: Gift, Burnson, Batton, Iimn, Hagerty. Trombone: llutliinan, Truth, Hunt, Xlanlter, Shaw. XVilson. Baritone: R. Roush. XlcAdams. Oboe: Burr, Kelltr Bassoon: Ballard, Lloyd. Bao Clarinet: Niickel, Deckard. Alto Clarinet: Poruious, B. Hudloxx, Browne. Iltite: Gelder, Lander Shook. Director: P. NV. Pulley. l'irst Violins: Stephenson. lieals, lx. Hutlman, fonliling, Ilclm. llill. XYet-lss, l'rich.1rd, -lacolvs. Second Violins: Robbins, XX fson, il'.lI1I.ClUl'liI11JI1,l'f.lLlCl'. Deliulier, NY'agner. Kelley, Troxell, R. Huffman, Yiolas: R. Daxis. llarroltl, Ciainplwell. Qelloti XX 1,-ti. Li. Thomas, lord. Huber. Ohoes: Goebel. liurr. lilutes: Gelder. I 'lI1ClCl'. Sliaok, Cilarinetsz lciielharger, iliudor. Basses: Vlolxti on. Ilauglitrcy, Coldwell. Bass llorn: KI. Roush. Bassoon: l'rall.ird, lfvrnets: Hayes. Xlacli. l'rtncli llorns: Rineliari, lltitllow. l3i :wei- mer. Tronibones: Shaw, Nlonlier. Percussion: l,ahr, Wvinchell, l'i.ino: R. l-lioinas. Director: l. ll. lones, I , - if Band. Vnder New Director. Shows Marked Improvement The Nlarion High School Band under the supervision of its new di- rector, Philip XY, Pulley, grew in a very few months from a depression ridden 0I'g.'lI1i7.'lIllJI1 to one quite ca- pable of competing in the State contest in April. Director Polley graduated from Marion High School in 1925 and played in the first organiyied school band. It was in- deed a coincidence that he should return ten years later to direct that tame organization. The first concert was presented to an audience of nine hundred. This was followed by two more concerts, both well received and profitable enough to allow the band to participate in both the district and state contests. At the district contest, held in Peru, the group and many soloists and ensembles won the right to participate in the state contest at Iillthart. At the latter, the band was placed in second division and lilwood Miclsel, bass clairinet solo- ist, became eligible lor the National contest at Cleveland. SPORTSMANSHIP VITAL TO SUCCESSFUL ATHLETICS IS PROMOTED BY BOOSTER COMMITTEE The Booster Commxttee now nn the thnrd ye Ir of nts evustenee has beeome an lntegral part of 'Vlarnon Hlgh Sehool It IS one of those orgam Latlons whleh does not lttrlet o mueh attent on to itself but whose worn behlnd the seenes 15 most y lluable In yfelrs gone by the eommxttee hls mlde mlny eontrlbutxons xyhzeh vxlll be long remem bered Mr V V SlTllIl1 who hls served 15 ehalrmln of the eommlttee slnee Its ereatlon, 1 faeulty member and long 111 ardent supporter of the Cnmts, 1g11n leted IS ehalrman Other members uere Ilels Gelder, Plul Hlllsamer, Charles Dlllon, Leech, Charles Odom Dlle Truemln, Wnllnanm Pllmer md Cltherme Cox The tlsle of thls eommlttee IS to lnente enthu snsm for athletrc contests and to encourage good sportsm lI'1Sl1Ip on the plrt of the Marlon fans In these responsnbnhtnes xt has been xerx suceessful The Booster Committee his been ln eharge of the yellmg If the ball glmes and other 1thlet1e eontests Thus year the commnttee seleeted Ioe Stulrt, Ralph ohnson md Chlrles Hltton 1s lop Rom Hxllsmmer Torranee Qelder lamer yell leaders The group drnlled the yell leaders and offered sugvestnons Thcv also provnded the eolor ful umforms, vshneh conslsted of purple and gold satm shlrts, made by the homemakmg department, and whxte duek trousers Yelhng and support of the teams wls yery smshetory The sportsmanshmp of the hl.1l'l0I1 tudents xy IS yery good thus ye lr The press usntoxs from other towns, md the ofhellls of rn xl schools frequently commented upon Mar on s out tandmg sportsman ship It was il yery IIIIPFLSSIXL slght to see the MIFIOH student body stmd md Slllg the sehool song after exery glllli., no matter yxhether the referees yy 19 praetle 1lly lbsent from the student scetlon lor all of these llkllfllj QOIIQIIIIODS the Booster COIUIDIIILL deseryes lts share of the ere dnt, llong mth Coleh Hooker xx ho made mlm xy orthvs lule suggestlons The Booster Committee sponsoreel seyeral snlppy p p sessions during eonxoeltlons thls year The COITIIHIIILC has been yery futhful m performlng XNIIIICNLI serylee to the sehool It eould fund to perform Seeond Row Dnllon Hatton N Smxth Odom Stuart Bottom Row Trueman Havekms Leaeh luear fore ohnsun 1-M ' 9 s x A 1 ' ' 13 , , . . ' , , ,, , . 1 - s ' 1 '- ' v '- t I 1, 1 lr I s A1 ' y I x I A 1 1, . 1 A , - ' 11 1 t A V1 1 -L '-'Q - ,- 4 . 1 I r v ' ' f '- V' 1 , , , ' ' ' e 1 - s 1 1 . 1 - rr - Yi l' la I 'L' Y. I 'L' 'I . . . , 4 '- X . ' 1 1 ' cl . ' ,L K. 1 V . ' ,, ' ., ' . ,, ' . . - , . , . V 1 'L 1 v T1 x 1 I x 4 - E V 7 li x X V I JCVVY Torrance, MUD' lime Hawkmsv L3 Vonnc Giants lost or won. Booing and abusing of the ' 1 4 ' H, ' L ' 4 .' ' . . ' . ' ' Q ' A 'I 4 t ' . 1 1' , . t ' , , ' , ' . ' I I l I l V ' ' ' ., ,, . . , 1 - . K I . 1 . W I . Y ! . I 1' l 1 v 71- -1 v-1 3. - I v ' ,Hs f- ' ' ' ' ' T -x 0 --My . , R MA vt-31,1 ,Xl'I'll unix: CHL 11111 lrzlmlfle 1111 llIIIN'. 1'1rl. ' C.Xl'Al'.XlN .Xl'l'l I LM K7XY.1lte1' ll.lClxL'll THESPIANS ACI-IIEVE DISTINCTIVE MARK IN PRESENTATION OF DIVERSIFIED PLAYS Nl.lI'llll1 lligh Schools Qll'.ll11.ll'lC 90.18011 opened with ilie p1'esent.1tion of .111 invigo1'11ti11g f.'ll1Y.ISIlCLll comedy. CQ.1pt.1in Applej.1elx. by XVnltei' Hackett. This play is unique in tl1.1t i11 tl1e Second act, wliieli is .1 p1'esenti1tio11 of .1 d1'e.1n1, e.1el1 Cl1.1l'.lCICI' .1QQ11n1c-9 Ll diflerent role thus 1'e- quiring .1 great de.1l of ve1'S.1tility. To perfection did -lllfli Cieldei' portray .1 dual role. that of An1b1'ose Applejuhn, Ll lllllltfl' smug lil1gllSlllU.lI1 who Suddenly discovers that he wants l'lll1'l.ll1CC. and of tl1e 9XYLlSl1lJLlClill1g pirate, Captain Applej.1elt. Opposite l1i111 was tl1e Cl1.lI'lT1il'lg I,ihe1't11 Ste- phenson, who took the p.11't of Anna V.1leSli11, Ll RLliSl.lI1 d.1neel'. .loseph Osborn proved himself equal to the p.1i't of Ivan liorolslxy. the villainous Russian. while lilmer Smith .ind l'iYClf'l1 Andersoii found tl1en1'.el1'es busy handling the partx of Nlr. .ind Nlrs. l,CI1g.11'Cl, .1 suppmedly Oriental seei' .ind his wife. .-Xpplejol1n'Q wg11'd, Poppy l:.lll'L'. whom he l'in.1ll1' IN.lI'I'lCQl, 1v.1s played hy -IOJI1 lj.lLllLls. .ind l,.lxYllI1I1L' leech l.lll'I1lNl1CCl mlm eoinedy element with 1l1e P.1l'I of HIS S .se ii 'H- 'S' Quan 4 , 's ZLFQ' a K ' igici' F X A r ev 5533 wh' 4 r 11 pg a' 41, X wx 7,,f IAXXNXI Off, .Hu11m111' fi lfwzlmllif fi , i ilrifnlli, for .Vllrliffll i11fr'1mu11. ' C iXl'il'.'XlN .fXl,l,l.lffXC,K- Hackett Agatha Wlhatcombe, an citable and wry proper s ster. W'illiam Lugar plg the part of johnny jam: real estate agent who co ' II se anything. jerry Torra was Lush, the very Engl butler, and Ralph johns was Bennet, a detective. An innova A gri High School dramatics The Nativity, used as annual Christmas play. was experimental in that it . symbolical and is written i blank verse. The lighting ef feets were excellent and con- tributed a great deal to the play which was done entirely by the English 8 classes. The cast included: interpreter, Virginia XVodtkeg Mary, Mar- garet Morgang angel, Louise Boltinghouseg joseph, Donald Denison' ki Y tion in V11 w ' rl i 1 , ngs, G e o r g e Rauch, Marvin Archer and W'illiam I.ugarg shepherds, EI- mer Smith, Robert Ely and Robert Battong flerod, Don- ald Stephens: Advisers, Addis Marshall, and Norman Echel- bargerg and messenger, Ed- ward Wfood. For the first time Marion Hi h School this Vear Jartiei- g . I. . pated in radio dramatics in liormioskv: li.'1! if nm I ufm riljillllnf frm. CAl l'AlN APPI.lfAlACK-XY'alter llacliett l'n1'l'3: l.f11i' iff jiri! .x1,yfilF I rimlffm Il0!Iili'V' if lfn'rr fx mffi rl ffffllgd' CAl l'AlN AH. ,i fKRW'alter Hackett 'HIM , ,JJ c.-. ,M NK. 5 e.. f 1 X J presenting two plays over station XVHBL' in Anderson. The plays given were San Crist0bol's Sheep, and The Burr-Hamilton Duel. These plays proved excellent training for the students who participated in them and were cn- joyed by radio listeners, As a fitting climax to an eventful season, tht Senior Class, under the direction of Nliss Prickett. presented the Baker translation of Iierenc Molnar's romantic comedy. The Swan. The Hungarians subtle satirizing of court intrigue combined with his incomparable romantic portrayal of the tragic love of Professor Agi, court tutor, played by .Iaclv Gelder, and Princess Alexandra, Liberta Stephen- son, afforded the high school students a new ex- perience in good theater. This love constitutes the theme of the story, in which again royal precedence supercedes all hu- man emotion. Alexandra marries Prince Albert, Alerry Torrance. and regains the crown that the family lost through the conquests of Napoleon. . ,X -.4 gas-1, lllil ffu ll' Il t'l'4' wfJi'fI!H'Vtlx kt't'f7f!I1Q IltIfl'!7 fry uigfvl niet' lfirir ffrf4'k. N ATI VITY l11.l lfty jnnriif liolfi .xlilln .wif Ifnrfifi. tmif flu' fftlfft' lying 111 ffm' I11iHl.Qt ix N .vri vrrv f.-f'-'WK QU s? 'N f' .-52 This unfortunate romance is inadvertently creat- ed by Princess Beatrice. I.aVonne Leech, Alexan- dra's mother: but the final disentanglement of emotions becomes the responsibility of the under- standing lfather Hyacinth. characterized by klohn Benjamin. Other important roles were enacted by Charles Odom, Suzanne XY'ill4inson. Evelyn Anderson, llirold XY'ittcorf, and Richard Straughn. Xliss Mary Pricliett. who has been at Marion lhgh School only two years. directed all the pro- ductions with the ease and ability ot' one with minv times her experience and because of her et- forrs the year of 1955-36 will be remembered as t highlight in dramatic endeavors. Clfflf Inn If It xfll 111 nf: ll 1 Il un I I 711111 1 X Nun KI 1 1 llfllxf 1 S llldtlf dxf EASTER I Ill I5II'I I'II' XX I I ,I XIAN RDIE I.-XYUNXI II'l fkll l II5I.R'I'.'X Sll l'lll NSKIN 7'6I. O 'One of tlmc- num Rucccwhll sn- Xllpf-,I xml cvcms ul :hc year Wm the fA. Huff ,-If fnurtlm Annual Inter P.1r.n.lc. wlxiclw 1 S D b 1 . pf r fzlpllfqlf xlylllfl HUM . ,I Urn- I NVQ 5401, 'S' .uurnctcd .111 nppruximuc crowd of I'-vnr llwns.1ml people. Xlcnmrinl K nliwum nm tlw wcnc for llw g.1l.1 CXCHI. vlllu' lnglxliglu nf ll1C on-ning w.1s lllc flunr slum wluclm ccntcrul .xrnund ilu- crnwning of rlxq l.mcr Queen, Him Bcrlic Blum XX'clIm.1n, lwllnwing llmc mmc plan .lx wm uxcd l.xsL yur. Ilwc number nf NIPICN for Queen and .lIICI1Ll.lI'lIx wp Llc- Icrmincd hx tl1c number of .lL.lNIlI1CC uckcu wld. Iilwcrm Stcpllunwn .xml I.1Ynnnc Iucclm xxcrc clown-II NI.mIx uf Ilnnnr In ilu' QUQCI1 .lnnl six umlcrs.'l.1w- n1un.,Ic.m XYillxinsu11.XYil1iIrCdf1lxU, l'rcvurlv IJur.1n. ,ln.1n l'.1ulux. K.1ll1- crinc Lux, .md Yirginu Lmrrlm-.xir. ucrc clean-II .ls .llIL'HLl,1lTl'. 77, fr 2 HQXN WILKINSON XYlNII'Rl-.lb Zllilf BI YLRLY DURAN 1 ,A,,, V -IO,-X N PA UI LS 4.lNI,X L1uXRlliXY.XI'l' ff,,, QM, 171,- C ATI IITRINI COX Martha ane Grtfftth lohn V4 arfel Norma lute Betty Cochrane Vtoler Burden 31935 K B Wtn ers A 1 I uttle lltz Mae Sehulu Lug rlle Smith Betty Gelder Eleven Dtstmgutshed Students Receive Km ants Awards L mos eoute md vxorthvn rt ns 1rds u1tl1ble to M1rton Hugh iehoul tudents t the lx lil medals enum meh xr the loul lxm1n1s Lluw to e tleun sentors hutm., the htbhest seholasttc :tur1g.,ts To the person haung the hteh s uertg, the elub buses a gold me a eontatntng, 1 dnmond se the person hutng., the steond htg.,hc-st asera5e reeuwts gold nedtl suth :t rubx set sshtle next nine recent hold medtls est 1'lCkl1lS tre msn 1s t lx tx trdx tntsmueh ts the sl0p,1n set or h L lxtN1ttt1t1s lxtwanls Builds lorutr te Xltron lxtvnants Club V1 tu to sponsor suet t propeet fhu Stlrt 7 la LIXIIIL, etsh 1vx trds to L outstanding members of the graduatmg., tlass but later the amount was untested medals and presented thts 0 m For mam sears the awards were presented IS 1 part of the commeneement exertxses but m 1935 the Lustom ws as eh1ng.td Smce then the medals haw been presented etther an 1 sp eral eonxoeatton at the hath sehwnl or 1t 1 Ktvmnts luneheon meettnp, lhesc tvsards lor dtlueence abtltts and tthtexenmtnt haw. exer prmtded an tnspnra tton and tneentne to the students as nell ts 1 htttng, rev trd lor outstandtnt, sehol trshtp Martha l1l'lC Cnrtfhth vuon the dtamond med1l l1st year and ohn Vsariel recened the ruby one Other gold medalnsts were 15 follows Norma lxte Betts Cochrane met Burden Be tx Ceder llta ae Schultz Ada Iuttlc Dale Kem vshose ple ture does not appear luetlle Smtth and Arthur Bush Arthur Bush A jilfl l 1 l ' ,yf M W lt 0 0 0 0 l Th' .t ' 'd . ' 'h'l' yea by ' '. '. ' ' l th Q Ctflg -- at ,V .4 I x. .1 y . , 7 u .K tg 1 a ' t ' 4 I' , ' ' the Th H ' t . 4 - kn ' . he '.l5.l5. . Va . I . ' L ' . '. f I 6 by th- VV. .' is, ' ' ' f 'l'l ..a Y ' 1 -.r one of the first service clubs in the coun- -L ed in 19-3 y R- u . '. rh- . .Q K , hs in in l fr . v -- dl '- h , K, V, R ' ' . ' e ' ' ' ' ' 1 u K. -1 h, Y, - . ' V I- I , -1 il 'Q I Q 5 M ' IP .,..' ' . , , '. W x ' -M KA .V , 4. , t - 3 ,A .lA ik. .I . , . , l l ATHLETIQS Acting as athletic director for the past two years at Marion High School, Orville Hooker has produced some of the flashiest ball clubs that have represented this school. Mr. Hooker receiv- ed his high school work at Anderson and is a graduate of Butler University. Being outstanding in football, basketball, and baseball Mr. Hooker received in each, numerous athletic awards both in high school and in college. In 1924 he was made honorary member of the All-American basketball team chosen by distinguished sport writers. Mr. Hooker came to Marion from New- castle, where he had been director of athletics for nine years. During the period Mr. Hooker was at Newcastle his teams repeatedly were present at the state finals and in 1932 he turned out a squad that won the championship. Throughout the two years that Mr. Hooker has been coach at Marion High School he has continuously encouraged sportsmanship on the part of both the student body and the teams. So successful have been his efforts that, as a result he has been the recipient of much complimentary comment from coaches and principals of visiting schools. ORV1I.I,1: I 4 -' HQOA First Nlafcf' Hoofzrer assuming an j'l'ItllC'f76'lItllC'lIf affifzldc' PIGSKIN ARTISTS DISPLAY ROBTSHAWON OUTSTANDING ABILITES It should be said here that the record of Marion's football team for 1935 of three wins, three ties, and two losses does DOI show the real prowess of our bat- tling Giants. This team composed of all new mater- ial, with the exception of three men, pounded their way through some of the best teams in Indiana. In the strong Big Ten Conference the Purple and Gold lost only to Anderson, one of the weaker teams in the conference, after winning from Logansport and tying the very strong Muncie, Kokomo, and Frank- fort elevens. Marion won all of her conference games except one, a crushing defeat dealt by Wabasli, one of the strongest teams in the State. This team was able to boast of RAHH xoll one of the best coaching staffs in the state. Mr. Orville J. Hooker ad- ' mired by all Indiana fans, completed his second year with Marion High School. Coach Hooker was ably re- inforced by the valuable assistance of Mr. jerry Naugle, formerly from Elwood who came to Marion at the same time as Hooker. Two other men who did considerable work with the team were the two junior high school coaches, Messrs. Ronald Jacobson and Merle Rife. In the first game of the season the Giants met Sheridan on whom they scored at will. Marion show- ed decided ability in every depart- EIOHN DYE ROBERT BATTON CHARLI-S WINTERS J: r-- ' CHAS. DILLON R N1 L CHAS. MAGGART ment of the game by their accurate passing, smashing line plays, sweeping end runs, high, long punts, and hard tackling and blocking. Scoring several times in each quarter the Purple and Gold outscored Sheridan 46 to 0. The following week the Hookermen travelled to Muncie where they played good football but trailed 6 to 0 most of the way, the Bearcats having smashed over a score in the second quarter by hard line drives which pushed Marion steadily backward. This score aroused eleven Marion Giants who finished the game pushing Muncie all over the field, but still with less than a minute to go the Bearcats led 6 to 0. Then from punt-formation Marshall heaved a long pass to jack Dye who pulled himself away from three, would-be tacklers to run 48 yards to tie the score at 6-all. The kick for extra point was wide and Marion's first conference game ended 6 to 6. journeying to Kokomo for a sec- ond conference game the Purple and Gold showed remarkable defensive ability in stopping every Kokomo play, but they couldn't gather enough push to score. When the game ended the statistics showed Marion to be the victor but the score board showed a 0 to 0 tie. In their third conference game the Giants lined up against a heavy Frankfort team in a downpour of rain, both teams playing the best ball possible in a sea of mud and Line smashes being used the art of the game by both J' J FLOYD SMITH ROBT. WALLACE ADDIE MARSHALL CHAS. SHODLOUSKI X s teams, the ball was mostly in the middle of the field neither team really threatening to score. The Purple and Gold again played to a tie for the third consecu- tive time. Determined to break this string of ties Marion opened up a bag of tricks composed of passes, laterals, and end sweeps against Elwood's sturdy panthers. This new offense executed brilliantly combined with per- fect football weather succeeded in giving the giants the decision, 19 to 0. Logansport, considered one of the weakest teams in the Big Ten, was the next opponent of Marion. These two teams met on a hot dusty field with Marion a heavy favorite. The Loganberries proved, however, that the game is never over until the final gun, by battling Marion nip and tuck until the last quarter when the score was tied 6 to 6. Then the Giants gathering all their strength charged down the field forty yards with two passes, an end run, a reverse, and three line bucks, to score the winning touchdown. This fourth conference game was won by Maroin 12 to 6. In the fifth and last big ten con- ference game the Hookermen con- fidently entered into a battle with the weak Anderson Indians. The Giants showed good form on of- fense but their defense proved inadequate against an inspired An- derson offense, and the Indians by long runs and passes put over two touchdowns on the bewildered Purple and Gold and succeeded in JOHN MURRAY CHARLES ODOM GEO, RAUCII VERNON CLOSSIN DONALD BEHR JAMES LIBENGOOD DONALD MCFARLAND preventing our eleven from scoring. This 12 to 0 de- feat blasted Marion's Big Ten Conference champion- ship hopes for 1935 and gave us the only black mark on our season's record. To prove that they could come back from defeat to victory, the Purple and Gold met and triumphed over Bluffton in their hardest fought non-conference game by a score of 13 to 0. Twice Bluffton's strong eleven reached Marion's one yard line and twice the Purple and Gold forward wall led by Blake and Mar- shall held to take the ball on downs. Marion had at last found herself and was again a smooth football machine. After the Bluffton game Marion had two weeks in which to prepare for one of Indiana's best high school teams, Wabash. These two weeks were spent in hard intensive drill on new plays and formations and study of the tricky Wabash offense. All of this drill, however, proved of no avail. The Apaches led by the Yarnell twins trampled the Giant squad and seor- ed almost at will, with straight passes and smashing off-tackle plays. The Hookermen did their best but were up against a better team and suffered a one-sided defeat of 41 to 0. Probably we should mention here a few of those who were outstand- ing on the gridiron for Marion. On defense we had Marshall, a 200- pound veteran tackle, who did all the kicking for the teamg and Win- ters, a light veteran guard, always LAWRENCI' USHER VVILLIAM BLAKE PAUL EIKENBERRY EARL WERT N 3 i 1 Top Row lithr Stextns Sthills Hx ll! Nlison Llossin Nlclairlind Ushti N1ai,i.,.irt Vogel Roush Second Row Dixon Clark Vert Niarwhlll Bitton Shxdlouski Rauci Shinnun Smith, Lindley' i Tmird Row Wilson Nlsriglit Villitt Dillon Charlts Nlurrax Odom Iibtngnod Blake Vfimg,-5 Bottom Rovs 'Nukes babbtrt D libtngood Stone Pilmer Drextr Netlei Ind Iugar, Cuiik, I in the thickest of the fray. On oflense none could equal Dillon's smashing line bucks nor Vogel's passing and heady signal calling. The whole squad is to be commended, but these men stood out and deserve special mention. Of the first string players the only underclassman to carry on next year is Charles Maggart. Maggart, an ace quarterback, handles every phase of the game admirablyg his superb passing and running ability greatly bolstered up the Giants' attack and gives prom- ise of even more to come. Among the second string varsity members, all of whom saw action dur- ing the season, are eight men who will return next year to lend their strength and skill to another Marion eleven. Playing in the backfield are Don Mc- Farland and Jim Libengood, who have acquired enough experience to give an excellent performance in days to come. Giving promise of a heavy, sturdy line for 1936 are Earl Wert and George Rauch, two scrappy boys upon whom the task of end positions will rest. At tackles there are two heavy, experien- ced boys, Paul Eikenberry and Vernon Clossin. The center position will prob- ably be controlled by Lawrence Usher, a hard tackling lineman who would benefit the best of teams. Another chap who has two years of football for Marion High School ahead of him is Don Behr. Though only a Sophomore, Behr proved himself capable of hand- ling the guard position very efficiently. While on the defensive against the El- wood Panthers Behr snatched a parti- ally blocked pass out of the air and raced across the goal line, giving him- self the honor of being the only guard to score all year. These boys after having gained a great deal of experience against the best of teams should prove to be the mainstay of coach Hooker's next Giant eleven. With a difficult schedule and a top ranking in the Big Ten Confer- ence in view, these players will do their utmost for their coach and school. The statistics which follow show better than the scores of the games the calibre of the team which trained and drilled from August to mid- November for Marion High School. Marion Opponents First downs 79 63 Yards from scrimmage 1384 978 Passes attempted 7l 64 Passes completed 32 Zl Number of punts 62 74 Average punt 37 31 Penalties 156 235 Total Scores 96 65 5-4.11 TU1' Rom -fhlflfxljll '1'fmn:111 Sfnmffnmki, Vnlqwf. NIIIJIJII l,1 1 1'-I IHIA'-Milf. r ff' lllll l H l' ll 1 1 L IIONI I rl 1 BASKETBALL TEAM MAKES GOOD SHOWING AGAINST STRONG OPPOSITION mms smlll strxppx 15 t 1 5qu1t of INS 6 5h1xu.d fl ht md ptp thxoughout mt sm on BL ng tht lux ut mtmbu of tht Blg tn Qonttrtmt xxhnth IS tmnpustd of sums. of tht ongtst tums 1 Im IDI tht CIIIIIIS shuxxtt tm tlxts to bt 1 md lost sum tonftrtntt aunts BX ILIX mtmg to tht hulls ot tht ISL51OI'lll tournlmtnt Q1 tut not lgtumphshtd bx XIIFIOII smut 1231 tht purplt md ,old tlld plutrs proud thtmstlxu xxorthx of XIIIIOU H1 h Sthool md om of tht but touhmg m me stltt Urn t Hoolxtr Xlxr 1. 1 e md Ronlld IQOIJSOII Xlthough thu plued good bzll lgunst -Xltx N11 Rn. -I lg 'I jf l- fm 1-lu. Bo , - cn 1111 nf. 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K LIN 7 I IXIII , , L1.1f1'- 1 1 I 1,1 K hill lt, '- M lllldtqllllt ltumpts on ilu throne proud their doxxnflll md Xuxmstlg xunt home trlumplmnl Umm mon. thu Hookumcn went under to by tllxgn nn bx flst bILlkll'H, Iefjf of Llfucttc H 5 L,I1lblL to stop 1 tlmd qLl1I'IL1' Kokomo drlxc XIIIIOII tmstgd Lhfut tor tha. tlurd tlmv. ln 1 xx cclx L mu Lum, Hnttnm, thur strldg ll1 mln fllllllh quutnr IIIL N1lI'IOl1 C1 lnts Ldqnd out T LIIIILII of II1dl1I1lP0llS lmmdud xilllilll ts I1 ing Tun osx fist xull pu ol' ioxx H IX I :fn ll 4001 IJIDII Nou I llllll NI 111111 lxnf mlm 15 Bolloxs Ifu 1935 56 ull fmu nf ffm Cmlnlx Z'-22.5 A - v H 41' no fo. ' K K ' th' su bf K' 32-23. ' ' 1' V .2 ' 2 ' the Oraclcw of Delphi, Z1-IS. K c2l L A.1 4' . ' .VA if sixl If ' I 36-34 in .1 - Lfcd T I -Mud , l'xfw1'v', Q ' g 1. XII Ll I 'T-M1j'j'4 'f xfufvx u xmru. N11 Rlmrl-1 11 17- TOP L13IfT-Lifllv Hook ' Toi' C11N'l'1,R-Tlw njrjvmi- firm sfvrwfx-:tml .w'nrw. Ton' RIGIIT--Ttlkfllg il off ilu' fmrlklwmml. Xlllllbll Roxx T! 1llItlllIIll1 Gmulx Bovrou Roxx Mzgqml X uf S7111 1 b1ll game The G1.1nts then xxon thur seeond game from XX,2lb'lSl'l bx blrelx Sflfllllg 1 least mm ure Apache r1llX The Purple md Gold xnx lded Hlrtford Cum only to be turned blklx lftnr .1 llgged QIIHL Xlunue for fifth pllce Ill the Bus, Tun Conlerenu. the Czmnts met them onlx to be nosed out 19 I6 III then' list home mme The Hookerman then trucled to Nuxeastls. to tmmple 1 buxxldered Trojan tum 22 15 Pl'lYll'lQ to 1n oxerfloxx Crovx d the Gmnts eloud thur xegu l1r selson 1n U'lUITlpl1 Some of the St1t1st1Ls fox Lhese Seludulecl guna I L. Ulu nu nu L UT 5 lflkk r e thrms m L lnrsunxl lou s LUINITIICIL Tot'1l pomts nude 1 mm Opponents w 469 477 A . 1 -' JI' ' I A H A V' 5. Q ' v W , 11' Y . L' s I' Q 'Y Q n Q Q ' 4 1, . ' .Y' ' , 1 ' Aw- - ,- - 1 w v , A ' ' .1 , L 4r': uf ,' lvl ' ' ' A 1 x'lAl 1 on the small end of a 33-25 score. Tied wlrh ll H Q H v . . . , 1 In W Y K A ,, ' 1' ' Yield goals Je '43 175 . .K L ' - lfru' Ihr v 'l 234 128 tl K' ' I Q .' Ad- 17: 131, 'X X nl lx - L . ' l - A -d 1:1 las , f' 1 ' ,, - ,' f T I h . . . . .1 K , , , HARRX THONI AS als HMM 0 fuo Y1lCtHtllI1Q 3 1 m S ual alsmfltl lo lm T wma ll Va U lalurl llldfw fn' md RM PH vooEl 011l3 '-.'a'I'mfmg c' thc la 1 fff' H' 011117 l nmlor sporty is RMPIJ Vogt, X, mor 7 far It Wayne yyh the state finals the Ft Way ne camp and scored Enterlng the Sectlonal tourney a I leavy fayorlte, the MJFIOH Glants came through as vlas expected The flrst galne vllth the Jonesboro Zebras vl as won by the lmpresslye 32 15 score Next they met a hard flglltlflf., Tlger 1' ne from Gas Clty who prox ed to be made of better mettle than the Zebras g 25 to 21 ln favor of the Purple and Gold the score beln In the Clecldlng game of the tourney the Hookermen f aced an lnsplred Falrmount flVC xx hom they barely nosed out 17 16 In thelr three sectlonal games the Glants made a total of 25 fleld goals to thelr opponents 16 and 24 free throws out f o 38 agalnst I9 out of 35 for the opposltlon The Reglonal tourney held ln Ma rlon was one of the best ln the state In thls tournament Marlon acted as host to play ers coaches and fans from Tlpton Kokomo and W abash In the afternoon games Tlpton one of the stlongest fly es ID the state fax ored to vlln the tourney vas upset by a clayy okomo Wlldcats Whlle Nlarlons Purl d lng team of K pletely oyeryxhelmed an astonlshed 1 XX abash flye for the thlrd tlme ln one year Mlr on and Kokomo havlng both vlon md lost a LIUFIIIS, the legular season faced each uther ln the finals both determl merge vlctorlous The two teams playlng hard heads up ball were ey en ly matched untl game to each other ned to l the last few mlnutes VK hen Kokomo forged ahead to smother Marlon s champlonshlp hopes Z6 to 22 ln the tvlo Reglonal games MQTIOD cored 22 fleld goals and made 9 out of ZS free throvls agalnst thelr opponents I8 fleld goals and 14 o ut of 23 free throvss After admlnlsterlng thelr Glant llllllng the Kats the fOllOW1I'Ig vleek traversed to MUDCIC, vlhere th fered defeat at the hands of Central of ey suf o ln turn proceeded to Irankfort hovlever proved too stlonv f l b g or tle oys from a de ISINC wlttory ln the final game V . . . 6 V s . 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GIANT TRACKSTERS ARE AGAIN COUNTY CHAMPS Lontluthnq hu sttontl xtlr IS lsslstxnt footblll ttztm Intl htmd trltk toutlm of XIIIIOD Hngu Sthool Mr O C Nlugle hte prox ttl lm mstlf nn Xlllllblk III lILllll'lS, with bow Intmmurll IS ltttblll llI'lLILl has tlnectlon lns provlcletl 1 QICII dell of tnttrtnnmcnt for thc l11lj0I'lI, of bow nn hxgh sthool In hls sthool dns, lIl1lLIlLG plls ed I luqe put an M1 Nuugles ltfc After gmtlmtnng from col ltgt ht sptnt txtrll suttts ful xtns L0lLl'llI1gIl1 th1n1 lngh sthool tt lms btfort ht tlmt to XIUIUI1 Btfolt bxsl ttblll vx 15 tompltttlx forgotttn tht t ull for Gnnt Il'lLlx mcn VVIS ISSLIQLI C,O'lCl1 N1LlQlC h IS pltketl tht c1nthtl1ttS for the cvtnts nn which thu do tht btst 1nd trnns them for this p'lIUCLl Il 1, Tr1t IS the onlx mmjor sport ln 11 1 sthool ll'l xxhlth thtrt ut IDN ll1kllXlLILl'll POSSIIUIII t ns xtt txtu box 0 hls ox xx ht llll ns ht hw lttomphshttl hlmstlf mtl to lum 111 the trctht IS due Trltk clots not dl crlmlnltc, lt hls 1 pl1te for 1ll boxs hrqt und smlll NIIFIOIIS fleltl equlpmtnt IS IIUOIIQ the best IH the Sfltt Tht tlntltl ox ll ns on 1 plr xuth 'my of I uv Inu ldhm B IX C NAU II tht hugh Qthool tlltks Ill tht LOUIIIIX xxhllt t1e 1 st of tht mlttrnl IS f1r Iboxt tht 1xtr1t,t The Gllnts this stir mtt Qomt of tht best tl ltk ttlms ln tht st tt ln thtlr sthttlulttl tonttsts thtx mtt ILIYIIS of suth tlhbtr IS Ltntral of It Wfnne, Kokomo, Munclt, W1lv1 In I'I'll11l'HOI'li.I, Glrx, South Btntl, 1nd Antltrson The purple and gold thmls tl1ds 1150 took pwrt ln the coun tx sectlonal IDLI stlte mtets m VKIIILII thew von FllCll' shlrc of honors At the fnrst of tht selson It tllor I C f N1 1 1 51 tow, K LAW? Hat: L Rom 9 urf rg on Look Harrison 11 1 ,wc lurk Iudlllf XI 1 lr: S Boiloxf Roan T111 Timmons 1uI,Ll:lLlrHodson Now, 15 mld Y Yussler Him In txt LCD' Carroll R rl Adams tar L 'modl I k r I Crousk Shotku Dttklrd X rlkv ct U Htqnauy H 'TQ 1 'Q QT ' I - I l All 'A .KI ,A Q , ' ,R ' K, w .A A bi -- f u i . I ' . I 7 'T . . . l . . . - 5 1 tl- 1 5---va --,t-.Y v.l-- - L- ' - f , ' . 0. gl - . , Q . Q 'L ' ' ' 'L ' I 4' . if - 'lv I If 4 1 I . U. t I . ' 'Cf I Q I -Q . t Q 'I ' Q 'I tkyi. l. ' goal. . 'k 1' 4' 3 ' ' l 'gl 'Q K. -Q . b , . -Q -I I ' 'x . 1' I 1 N- 11 ' . V-A .I 5 , . - 1 tivz. In tl f ll - I' is n vng 'lmt ,, . ,L . K- v -L ' , lm. N. . : I . ll f ' .,L I ' S' L L., V ', Q my K 1 I U I . Qi' I. -5 ' I K ' f v x x - I 4 l. ' . A t ' .', ,Q IL Q ' ' ' I' ' . , , .' ,. ,, I , , 1' r ' . ' . , , T I P 'Till ' 0 'H 3 -t ' ' . ' , . lv . . - v LNILR, ilu -. I,ugM-V If V C ,nl . -v . tor. Rl I Mraz .4 , A I . , A ,Q . .A .tm-,,,,,, , UQ.. T' ' , ' I U F - U' ' 'Y C . f I ' ' -Vhrncrv, ' X ' ' M '- ' ' 5h . - v ' 1+ ' '- ' L v11.1t1.ll .. .. ' - , ar ,vlim SlJo0fl g High' Toi' LEW D .ka1'il's wrsiovf of . Cl Wu, To, me run f'CrossiHZl 'br Bd X T,H,,rilliug Form. . .x- Miuvl-'L 'L A lwo-laundrfll , RMU' nl Mmnu, dfdpnlts a turn lion mlrr 'A 1,014 ml Sbof' if ,main- T4-nw rnuxCll'5 an . if ' B N105 an inter-class meet was held in which a t eam com- posed of seniors d an sophomores met and t ' riumph- ed over a r f ' ' g oup 0 strong juniors. The Marion track team of 1936 was composed of these veterans: McFarland, P. Hyatt, Palmer, Marshall, and Usher. The remainder of the s d qua was made up of newcomers. The outstanding point getters for Marion High and the events in which they excelled follow: a newcomer to the track team who deserves a great deal of credit is Allan Dreyer, who with n o pre- a K iii' vtidrllrf' of vs X U1 CD4 c'loS4' Tumi' vious ex u quarter mile and helped to brace the mile relay quartetg Bill Palmer was exceptional in his control of the quarter and half mile runsg Addie Marshall did his bit by keeping the Purple and Gold shot-putting up to parg the Giant's dash man, Paul Hyatt, stood out in his departmentg McFarland took care of the jumpingg Shockey the mile rung while Deckard and Usher ran the hurdles. These boys kept Marion in the upper division of track teams, and deserve a lot of credit for their intensive trainin perience ran a beautif l g. Top Row-Boswell, Purdom, O. C, Naugle, Marshall, Stone. I-RONT Row-Stephens, R o u 5 h, Trueman, Dillon, Stuart. LARGE NUMBER OF BOYS INTRAMURAL BASKETBAL Using the same plan as was introduced under the supervision of Mr O C Naugle last year all of the basketball minded boys in high school un able to gain 21 place on the varsity squad enjoyed this sport to the utmost in intramural orgamza tion wh ch has existed in Marion High School for many years Instead of allowing the boys to form their own teams as in past years Mr Naugle s new plan pro vides for more balanced teams All the fellows gather together in a group the best are chosen as captains who choose their teams This makes the squads more evenly matched and eliminates all the others As usual the league was divided into two groups one named after different species of fish and the other after species of birds In each group each team played the other twice In the bird league the Jays marked up a string of victories clear of defeats the entire year The Suckers in the fish league lost their first four games but came back admirably and completed the season without another defeat taking the championship in their league The tournament prom: ed to be a most interest ing one but the ays led on by Bud Dillon Addie L PARTICIPATE IN Marshall and Bob Roush won the first two games by substantial scores to place the intramural crowns on the heads of the team members In order to add a new 1nd saried interest in in tramural competition there was inaugurated into the system the presenting of two awards These awards were miniature basketball players in ac tion and were to be given to the player showing the most sportsmanlike attitude and the contestant who proved to be most valuable to his team As with all other such awards these were given names The one which was given to the boy with the best sportsmanlike spirit was called the Naugle award after the mstructor of the whole Intramural or ganuation This ass ard was won by Eugene Ford who play ed hard clean ball throughout the season and was present at every game The prize going to the boy most valuable to his team was carried off by Robert Shockey as competent a player as any in the intramural sports The name decided upon for this tribute was the Hooker Award after Marion s varsity coach These au lrds will bc continued through the coming years and it is hoped that they will in crea e the interest of all boss entered in the in tramural set up I 'N . , . , . . . , . . , - . . Y 7 u l I . , ' ' G r ' - I , . K . . ' 7 ' - . . 1 , ' l , ' - . . possibility of one team being far better than all U ' l ' , - I . . Q K .V-K - r l YK A Y Y 1 K , s C C s ' . I I 'Y K ' , I - A K 9 . l y . . C . y . . N I A , K ' E - I t , I H V. W . .F . - 5 . Y - - - , J ' , ' . . - . , x Yuan' ' .goth hue SaCl'5e' Gxmpiicitlefv lwmb Sinclair, RVPCL Bradfof ' . GCOYSC' xhfigs i l Smith- ii, Standing? Van, Mcredit Snriflgz 6 Thurston- GIRLS GIVEN CHANCE TO DEVELOP ATHLETIC ABILITIES Under the direction of Miss jane Rhue, the girls' gym classes completed a well rounded year of activity. Baseball was the first sport set upon by these sportsters. A tournament was held in each class and these winners met in after school competition. Following this closely came kick-pin-ball and then volley ball. In these contests spirited tourna- ments also were held. Probably the best liked of all games, to the girls, is basketball. This game was made the more interesting by a series of tournaments held between teams, which were chosen within the classes, and the winners of each class played in the finals after school. Beginning the second semester, new teams had to be chosen because of the changing of the class- es. Proceeding just as before, a tournament was held with these new teams and after many spirit- ed contests another victor was crowned. Close upon the heels of basketball came volley ball. This year the teams went at the game whole- heartedly and learned the way it is really played. After the girls had mastered the science of the game the tournaments were again held. Again, the season changed and the classes turn- ed to the fast game of cage-ball. This game creat- ed a great deal of excitement and most of the con- tests were watched by interested students. During the year Miss Jane Rhue, instructor, took many of the out-of-door-minded girls on all day hikes, and several times different girls' relay teams competed against each other. A girls' gynz class arfiripaling in a volley lmll game DOIIU IOF OSBORN onook ll Nl kj nl RuwxCraw1ey Nvelel yhlgiiielltrlher Y4,I:kgOqZEL-lnuglln Maynar andschy Owm ORGANIZATION OF BOXING TEAM FIRST IN SCHOOL S HISTORY Tllls year for the flrst tlme ln the hlstory of Marlon Hlgh School a boxlng team was organlz cd Th1S team under the dlrectlon of Joe Osborn showed a great deal of talent and wllllngness to work Osborn was captaln of hls boxlng team at Cul ver where he attended school before comlng to MHFIOH I-Ie al o obtalned a vast amount of valu able CKPCFICDCC at Phllllps Exeter Joe not only proved to be a master boxer but he was an ex pert at passlng on hls knowledge to hls eager puplls In thls way most of h1S boxlng technlque was glven to the members of the team The boys began the season by worklng out on the track to bulld up the wlnd and muscle of the team members Then after weeks of thls tralnlng they were taught the art of footwork Stlll be fore puttlng on the gloves they were glven lessons ln punchlng and avoldlng blows Flnally after weeks of Il1lS tedlous tralnlng spent ln learnlng the fundamentals and sclence of puglllsm they were matched agalnst one another ln the rlng Those who stood out ln tht group looklng a shade better than the others were Bob Maynard a 190 others laorrest Prater at 145 pounds who had a llttle less experlence than Maynard and Elwood Mlckel who tlpped the scales at 185 showed great promlse for a boy of no experlence Osborn trled hls best for an lnterschool match but no other Indlana school had a bOX1Dg squad so thls goal remalned unattalned Stlll thls sport proved to be fun and recreatlon for many boys who could not enter lnto any of tht other sports for varlous reasons It IS slncerely hoped and belleved tllat MRFIOH vxlll COIIIIIIUC thls bOXll1g team ln years to come untll It wlll eventually spread throughout the stats. as a regular hlgh school sport -Nun' - 5 , Y.. ' x ' 5' Q' - H ' A l , t - ll. l Y , . : , M I. . . pound lad who possessed more exprience than the . ' . 5 ' 0 . , . I S I - . . g . . . U , I , . , I . COMPETITION FOR MHS GOLFERS STRONGEST IN MANY YEARS Enterlng the season wlth no veteran players left from the preeedmg year Mr Walter Tucker who has been coach of the golf team durlng the nlne years that golf has been 1 sport ln MHYIOII I-Ilgh dealt vllth the appllcants H1 much the same man ner as Mr Hooker dld the recrults for basketball and football Thls plan that eoaches reallze to be so successful IS to take the prospects from the freshman and sophomore classes and through ex perlenee and Ifllnlllg try to develop them so that by the UITTC they beeome upperclassmen they wlll be more able to cope Wltll the LOIUPCIIIIOD that IS glyen them bs rlvll schools Thls year for the flrst tlme ln the hlstory of state golf mltehes a Northeastern Indlana Hugh Sehool Inyltltlonal Golf Tournlment wls held at the JAC y,olf eourse ln vlhlch tvsenty flye sehools were ll1VlICd to partlelpate The tourna ment resembled that of the Blg Ten group whlch I9 held annually ID the Flll Last year the Blg Ten tournament was held at Neweastlc but wlll be played thls year at Rlch mond It so happens that Rlchmond wlll be the Clefendlng champlon as well as the host at thls tournament The state meet sponsored by the II-ISAA was held thls year IS always at the Indllnapolls Speedway golf course In thls meet an ards are glVCn to the best lndlvldual player as vlell as the hlgh ranklng team In 1932 a Marlon I-Ilgh School boy Don I-Iumes was glven the lndlvldual golfers avs ard M1Fl0D Hlgh Sehool also has the envlable record of only three defeats ln the past Although thls yelrs team hls not met Wllll noted success Marlon vxlll have a declded advan tage oler the other schools next year due to tht fact that the mayorlty of the members of thlS year's squad wlll be back next year wlth acqulred experlence and confldence both of whlch go to vlard maklng Ll vllnnmg team Back Ruvs Mlller Clarrland lront Rovs Murray Blake Dlllon Q 0 o i I . - 1 ' Y 1 . . . ' ' 1 ' f 1 l V 1 u r - t e , . .. . ., ' . ' Q . L . . . . . r l r - 5 ' 1 ' 1' 1 Q ' v ' . 1 '1 ' ' - r r ' 1 -l . Y . y . . .. , . , ,, , , a e . . . . . 1 r ' - v 1 3 . . . . . I . , , Q V, . 1 1. -. 1 , , - 1 1, 1 ' . ' . ' ,' , ' ' ' t 1 1 ' 'L ' A at ' ' l 1 y ' ' r ' V f,'v1 ' ' ' . . . - V, x V . . . . 1 Y 4 V . . . , . 1 . . , V , I 1 , . .v 1 - SCHOOL RACKET WIELDERS UPHOLD HIGH STANDARDS OF SPORT Enterlng MHFIOH Hlgh School ln 1933 for the flrst tlme slnce 1926 tennls has proved ltself to be one of the schools outstandlng summer sports TCDDIS vlas agaln requlred ln MHFIOH after MHYIOH Hlgh School had been lnclucled ln the llSI of Blg Ten members Durlng these few years the Marlon squad hlS been entered ln many of the state matches whlch afforded the best of competltlon offered ln Indl ana Among the opponents have been Wabash Fort Wayne MUDCIC Newcastle Tech of Ind lanapolls Shortrldge of Indlanapolls and Dun lr Members of the prevlous and present tennls teams have had to hold all thelr practlces on the Marlon hospltal courts located Wlfhln three blocks of the hlgh school bulldlng These courts are un der the dlrectlon of RlCh3fd Davls Slx members are carrled on the tennls team the matches out of town Most of the matches are played to an odd number of sets so the wlnnlng team Wlll have to have a majorlty of the matches to thelr credlt before becomlng the vlctor of the ITICCI Slnce tennls has been IH the Marlon schools It has been under the dlrectlon of Walter J Tucker general shop teacher ln the Marlon junlor Hlgh School Along wlth tennls Tucker has acted as coach of the golf squad whlch has made some out standlng performances durlng lts stand ln the hlgh school athletlcs Members of the tennl team for the season of 36 are Charles Odom Rlchard Davls Blll Luglr Chlrles Passwlter Donald Barton and Robert Ely Dav s ugar atton Pa s aster CAbsentj Odom , , . V . . . . . if . . , , ' , .. ,, - 3 9 ' k' k. majority of the season with five attending the WALTER J. TUCKI:R . . . , 'S . . D ' ' 9 Q 1 ,Q v . , . . 1 a ' , . , . . l , I. , B , 's w , Ely, TF ss 111 Rom 11 e 11rt 11 lime 1 N1 11,1,11l eeoml R011 mer NJII 1 en 'rerrx urru ton 1:11111 X e 5111111111 11111111 lou mee 11111 1 e Fkll 1 1er 111 ou 11 ATHLETES RECEIVING MAJOR AWARDS ELIGIBLE FOR M CLUB MEMBERSHIP In the course of the l1st forty QCIFS exerv M1r1on Hugh School lthlete who elrns h1s letter m one of the m1jor sports ns automltlelllv enrolled IS 1 member of the 'vi Club md .lvslrded 1 111 e1ter The bovs 1re proud of these swe'1ters llld they deem nt 1 gre1t honor to be 1 member of th1s elub At the present t1me there Ire l11.1I'lV mem bers but of these onlx 'lbout th1rt1 fue 'are re1ll1 ILIINC Faeh yetr thls org1n1L1t1on elcers oiheers 1nd sponsors mmy mrned .1et111t1es for the sehool 1nd commumty 1n general Thenr negullr meet mgs are held IH .1 pr1v.1te room 1n the eohseum where they have sueh equnpment as chzurs, tables, r.1d1o, and resndmg mlternl Many of these M Club members haxe gone on to f1me m the sports world In footb1ll Ookxe Mlller plsxyed at Purdue 1nd went from there to perform admlrlbly vuth the Cl1lLlbO Be1rs Rilph Issleh1rdt went from MIFIOD to Iranklnn College where the played all st1te football mel from there to the Detrolt Llons Fxeryone nn tl1e b1sketb.1ll world has helrd of Streteh Murphy Streteh plued on MJYIOUS eh1mp1onsh1p b1sketb1ll telm of 1926, was hlgh polnt nun 1n the bug ten wl1en he pl1yed It Purdue, md plued regullr wnth tl1e IqlLlISliX AC s 1fter he grlelusated from Purdue Robert Ch1pm111, mother M H S hardwood stlr eaptamed the UHINLYSIIQ of Mlehlgan qulntet to Il Conferenee Cl'l'1l'l1PlOIlSl1lP 1 K. -Q2 ..-.4 ,inf . 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FEATURES slum ' AINID IHIFAIRID I llil RTA S fl PHI NSON tllllllf l ull uml mm! 110111111 n Sn nfs mum Ibm om bun ll mf nu Jul Um! lfnnnung gnl I V1 H S ls Ibn young Iudj uzllz flu flfidll fum 1936 PO LA NTIEST 90 HARROI D mc lx 1 afi NIM u ulur 113 lux! lon um our IACQUI I INI hmu mollul rnflsiv jllmavf lah rum Um nmxl lmmlwmn ,103 lu jmjluln H114 CHARII S UDUN1 Pr-'-1 - of Girl lr:-' uf I. ' g'-lg GH- WR 'I' A 'r 1 ,r' 'l . - ' l L In 11 jlfl f1','. Q - llv fVl:Illlll'AI llm lmul: from rmrr In rurvr. V' f . ,ga . J '. ' ' F WWI A . .f.'x 1 M Po ojstpopular PULARITY l' Popular Glrx O OSI' C B0 OSZ. H banning, G T Bes algdso ll' f All O ' Janos! D gnlnellhd Atl? 1ete ostlor with e mor Qqioztgf E Sf nth uslastlc S0110o1Splnt D11 DHHIfllS1UV.X 1 ul lf: y IIP lb: un Q sflr murlu 1 DAI I1 TRU! XIAIN omore C7 Wm lilll Bl Ak! H XRRX THONIAS Ax 'Vianons lust :ll rouml' alblzh Hn Exullung Ibn M1501 rant ll ea! LATHI' RINIE COX B1 rl nlmol vplrlt 1 Inmor Ivo u is I u All ui uulluug 1 Blonlf blur egvl and hluablc is flux Mos! cnlbuslaxllf Sophomore Miss M . M ., C , J' M , 1. ., e '. ' 114 lr ,. ,I . ' . i .' D. . -, .I . ' M B . '- . . .'. -.'... A, , Y 4 5 H in M Pli nn' ' .l'- xl . But 'x 4' Ari: ,r o in will. Y I H 'A ' ' ' 4 - ' ', -. 4 , , .,, , 4,., 1 pb .n A Q , .. if yi, l lg rr I, ix E ..,' . ' 4 Tl'10f':niJ'l ' .4 V' 'K' rvu. ,, V, - H, ., . ,, - - -'U TOP LEIfTiSOIlIC' fypc' 80 words a nzinufcfg some fypf' 40 zrorfls Il miuuieg sollzr'-jusf fypv. TOP RIGHT-All if fakvs fo mlif an amzzzal. The Cavfzzs Board nf work. LOWER LE1fT-Tbcrc ll be II boi fil71C',, in fbc' ole fozwf' fonigfaf. LOXVER RIGHT1DOZL'l1 wiila ibn' mjJifalixfs.' Every iwzvbvr C'tII1,f afford io bc' brozzgbf fo svbool in fl Rolls Royce. C? UPPER LEI-'T---H,D0l7I'61, Dolzra, D0lJl'H, DIJbl'lI.,, UPPER RIGHT-r'ROlL' on rozc' ilyvy sfamlg flu' kl10ZL'lC'llgC' fl7l'j' vonfain is lL'0lIIll'0ZlS.,, LOXVER LE1fT-Tlais young lafly grads all ldllllj-C'0ll7C'7'S zvifla a smile'-aml a fC'lIf!7 lfwriozl. VFMUIIHIIIC' Simon LC'gl'6'C'.H LOWER RIGHT-FFYOII Can fool sonzv of flu' !2C'0l7ll' all of flu' finzc, ana' all of flu' people' some of flyc' fi111f', buf -you vavff fool IIS, flaf'-y'1'c, :mf sfzulyilzg. ,FOP LEPTLTVXJK' Lifffv GflIIlf.Y,, on l'6'l mf, nf flu' HI-Y jufjz sfzwinzz. U1u1c'r'11xf0111mfas I lllll fo jurbfiz' .YfJl'4Ikfllg .M TOP RIGHT--Ulla' of flu' l1if slJozL'.w uf flu' Czlvfus PI'0lfl'f flu' Cnffmz Club Rf'1'11z'. LQWIQR LI1lf'I'1SUl11l' szwff .Hl'!'t1ft'l',Y .mflz af flu' Sfllflll' Sll'l'llft'I' Sfruf. LOXY'IiR RICiI'lTLBfJl7IlllIfI' Kryf fakvs Mr. Poflzjy's fillfflll mul zfizwrfx flu' fuuuf flzrrmgln Ijg111wzf.,' UPPER LEFT- SoLbbs prore fl7f'IlISC'll'US mpablc' of puffing on a mfossal ffing.', U R irrM I ,, V- , D79 PPER IGHT ag Ifmzc ibm a'a11cc'. El'C'l'j'0lIU had a good fimc' af ilu' Carfax Froliv. LOXVLR LIi1 T'Sl'l'l'l'611 rvasmzs why lL'C'flHl1ft'llf flu' CHl'fIlS Frolir. LOXVER RIGHTiTl7C' Izmiors zl0u'f :fo buff by fbc'111.wlz'c's, amz' f7l'l'.Vl'llf ffm firsf .s'4'fJ001 fnzrfy of flu' -Yl'lll'. -EQQ ' viol i , UPPER LEFT-TfJf'-1' may all l7l0lL'H flwir zwzy fo frznzc. Af any l'fIfl', M.H.S. Baml has ll goml xfelrf. UPPER RIGHT-Tlx' l'C'SCllIblfIlIl'l' fo flu' Basfille is 11'c111a1'kable- .still we low if. MIDDLE RIGHT-Nou' 1'l1c'111 ffltlfn are girls. The boys arc' jusf flJc'1'f'.-Tlx' blll'k,l70lIC' of flu' Easfw' Parczflcz LOWER LEFT- WlJc'1'c' C1111 you gm' fLl,'C'lIf-H' IIICII riglyf q11iclz1?', Comv 0110, vonzc' all! The flra fi11U Ufll1 .,, S0 zvlmf? 6 0 O LOWER MIDDLIi?lNlf1lL' ZYIIFYN, ff7l'4'f' affw' mn' ami fair. LOWER RIGHT-Om' of Mdl'lfllI,.Y ozwz bUllIlfj' spofs. Q- UPPER LEFTiTlJC'SC' rowclivs avfiially lyazzf bcciz parficipaiing in a snowball figbf. Cazfcffzil l'!JillI'f'C'7I, Mamma will spank, if you gc! flaosc baiuls ilirfy. UPPER RIGHT-YOIll',l'C riglaf, fbis is a lbicfzznf of a croufd. Anil a Nozwl if was fbaf IlffC'lIt1C'!Il fbe fozzrfla animal Easfcr Parade. MIDDLE LEFT-Plf0fC'SS01' Link is llllgljf-1' proilil of fbesc' sfzovinzcizs. CTM' fcsf fzil7c's wc' IIIUIIIID. BOTTOM LEPT-Posi' for flu' girls mul boys, Iilmvr. lion' llIIlt'fJ flirl -you 1711-1' flu' snap mlifor fo gm' ilzis in ilu' book? BOTTOM RIGHT--TfJiX group plays IIII-j'lL'fJI'l'f', goes c'1'c'1 ywlu'rf', l7lIl'fll'l1NIfl'X in oz'c'i'yfl1ii1g, ami on lop of all fbaf, is a swell buuvla of kills. 97 SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 6 Once agaln the lads and lassles mend thelr ss to school t start another semes er Marlon Glants start year by vyallop mg Sherldan 46 0 I ld 12 The faculty lose thelr dlgnlty and go to a get acqualnt ed party Wl'llCl1 held at Crane s place Really they act vxorse than the students 13 Rly als meet once agaln on the football fleld MJFIOII travels to MUHCIC to compete ln one of the toughest games of the year MIFIOH 6 and Muncle 6 17 MHYIOII Hlgh School obselyes QOIISIIIUIIOD Day Eddle Wood gaye 1 serv good speech on the CODSIIIUIIOH Z5 The School hbrary was opened today The 27 MHFIOH battles agalnst Frankfort ln a foot ball game The result was just another tle Oh vyell thats better than loslng 30 Students of the hlgh school gave a radlo play The Hamllton Burr Duel The leadlng parts vsere portrayed by ack Gelder and Don Bat ton OCTOBER 1 The Cactus board appolnts the followlng as staff members Ruth Myers Harold W1EtC0fT Kathryn Dare Ruth Carter Jessamlne Klng Betty Penrod LOIS Gregg Donald DCIIISOD ackle Har rold Betty Beltler Merle Blue Bob Batton Mary Ieanne Padgett Robert Shannon Don Stephens LOUISE Guyer 3 Charles Odom vas elected to head the Senlor Class Other officers are VICC Presldent Donald Stephens Secretary Llberta Stephenson and Trea surer Bob Shannon 4 Elmer STTlltl'l IS appolnted edltor of the ul yey Well Elmer sure has a task ahead of l'llY'l1 Good luck' 7 Students of MISS Hanes Engllsh classes pre ented a dehghtful program honorlng James Whlt comb Rlley 9 The Teachers Icderatlon succeeded ln brlnglng to MJYIOH the yxell knovmn Ruth Bryan Owen She gave a yery dehghtful lecture The junlor Class elected Dale Trueman to head thc class Other ofhcels were XVICC Presldent Ilmes Roush Secretary Helen Bry an Treasurer Russell Goebel 17 18 and 19 At last vue haye a short y ca 11011 The teachers of the State all attended the State Teachers COHVCDIIOH 24 The Glrl Reseryes celebrated Halloween auth a blg party It seems as though all enyoyed a nlte tlme NOVEMBER l The 1935 annual Cactus Irollc ment oyer vlth a bang It took a lot of hard vsork p lf on u cxcry one enjoyed lt so much that he for got about the hard Q y usage. 1 xfl'Y.Q49 work that he put ln vs on flrst place ln the Emu, State thls tlme Stu dents you should all be proud that your school book could come out on top of all tae others ln the state to FCCCIXC honors The EIlgllSl1 classes of Mlss WllhlIC deserye a lot of pralsc for puttlng on a splendld program celebratlng the Mark Tvxaln centennlal 11 The Amerlcan Leglon had charge of the Armlstlce Day program Charles Odom presented a bronze plaque to the hlgh school Tlals plaque has on It the names of SIX M3fl0n Hlgh School stu dents vsho dled whlle ID SCYVICC At ll o clock all students stood at attentlon ln memory of those vs ho dled ln the World War 20 M a r l o n Hlgh School presents IIS flrst play of the year Cap taln Applejack MISS Prlckett as dlrector and lack Gelder Llberta Ste phcnson and the rest f the cast deserve much credlt for thls play They lll dld thelr parts splen dld y SEASON tems W 22 MRYIOD Glants had tl1ClI' flrst game of I 7- Y . Y Y ' . ' ' . . W I K L U V . I 'ay o 4 . ' V ' I D - . , I . .3 - Q 1 Ya ff Q s A , f - ,. , , . - ., f ' . 'a - ' ' 5 , - , q i . a . . . , ' ' ' ' ' f . fn 6 ,D - ' ' ' f ' is ll . H . l' I . . . ' . . , 3 S -1 3- Xl r 1 - g V V A t-. 1 . 7 4 1 ' Y .. ' - 7 ' , , A ' . I 1 Y ' . . . A . ' . to ut ' b t 'V gs' . . f Z - - a - . ' .' ' 'iflff ' , T - - v K 5 ' , , , 1 ' ' Q ' I ' K ' f Q. lf - ' , I lt. - ' - - ' gg: J Qt teachers are kept busy passlng out llbrary sllps. 4-The Ca C t U S my I .. ' E ' . ' - ' ' ' Y01' ,ffl F6 , - - . 1 ' . - U t 5 , sl L . . .I . , X Jak ' r' K y I: , ' t ' 8 , V ,y wrt-'I -gJ ru - D '- - I . l .. - ,, - . . . , - . . K , D , V J I - . . K . Y A t rn. -K a . . Y 3 , V . . . . . , ' s 9 J 1 1 ' ' 9 - 71 - a KI- 1 ' , ' ' . Y Y Y ' y l 7 x . 7 ' Y Y W I l ' I Y K' - S X , ' 3, ' ' X, f . . . . . , X X is . a s ' 1 4 ' , - Y ' , ' . .. ' L . . I ' D '- u s .E I . , V. . , . 5 . K . . 1 V I - . . ' I 3 .nu K ' ' CALENDAR lContlnuedJ basketball MIYIOH defeated by Alexandrla Cheer up Glants we want to go pl lces thls year ln bas ketball 27 The Glee Clubs llld charge of the Thanks glVlHb progranl It was very well done DECEMBER 2 MISS Hlldegrade Lasell a soprano gave a progrlm SIIILL If vlls ln the afternoon a lot of the students went lust to get out of classes Those who dld that should be ashamed 3 The Scnlor Class had a candy sale to pay for the Indllna banner presented to the school Mr Hooker presented the svxelters to the foot blll boys 7 B I-I Penrod KCCCIVLS a medal at Press Con vcntlon ln Mllwaukee for hlS servlce 8 Les aseuses hold tea for all good Frencll students Madame Rose Lauler Henry former teacher at MJFIOD Hlgh School IS mnn speaker 9 Mrs Marle Peary Stafford presented by Teachers Federatlon 10 Indllna Banner pre ented to school by Sen lor Class Stlll have some of the clndy from Il1LlI' em lily slle Donkey baseball game wltll MeCul loch alumnl vlctorlous ll Mr Mayer from Marlon Buslness College guest speaker II Conlmerelll Club Caetus Staff has 1 pot luck supper and knlttlng meet 12 Glrl Reserves hold Clrcle of llgllt Recog nltlon SCFVICCS Mrs Overton speaks It glrls as selnbly and 15 guest of honor at tea plrty Latln Club clrcle around Van Buren Skatlng Rlnk 13 Black cats day and path MIFIOII crosses Ko omo to the tune of 27 to 26 16 Martha Blake reads the Glft of the Magl ln flllllh perlod assembly 17 The Other WISE Man glven by Fred Wrlght ln convocatlon Blologv club celebrates Chrlstmas early at the sponsor s home lb Busy day Spanlsh and Latln Clubs glVL thelr ChflSCm8S program Glrl Reserxes hold Slng Commerclal club glves flrst tea at the Art Gallery 19 Entlre assembly slngs carols One more school day tlll Chfl5tm3S VSCZIIOH 20 Fngllsh 8 classes glVC the tableaux N IIVIIY Anderson tops MRYIOD 21 to 17 School s Out Ilttle Fheltrc group presents Nlnth Cvulst Glrl Reserves sponsor annual Chrlstmas lrt It Orphlns Home Slnta Claus VISIIS good ehlldren MISS Blldwln lttends Natlonll Commerce Conventlon ln Chlcago Z! Glants score 27 to Wabash Hlllcllmbers 21 JANUARY 1 Tourney of Champs at Frankfort NIJYIOD t 16 under dog Frankfort annlhllltes Marlon 33 to County teachers hold Inld YVIHELI' lnstltute School starts Everyone tlred Purels ln announcement ls embls That s a Doctor Goldthvs llte represents the Grelter Vllrlon ASSOLIIIIOD before Commerclll Club 10 MIFIOH 25 versus Munele 23 ll Centrll of It XVJYHC 21 Marlon 12 12 Mr Polley and the band glVL flrst Sunday lfternoon blnd concert 13 Plenty of ICC and snow 14 MIYIOH Hlgh School lnltlates boslng as new sport 15 Glll Reserves have excellent program at YWCA 16 Nothlng happened at all 17 MQIIOH goes down to Frankfort and loses 33 t0 19 20 Penny s Store presents MISS Mack and her Style RLVICW 21 Blology Club studles care of the teeth and Glfl Reserves CKCFCISC the teeth at the Y W ban quet 22 Teachers honor MISS Baldwln at farewell lrt . . . . . ,, . 4 '. 4 . - L ' , a- ! H I I i , . 4 - . . ,, . , . . . I Y '- , ,f 4 , Z1-.' - ' -l I ' ' ' V as 22- l - 1 . 4 ' , p. y 4 4 . . 25- 4 ' S4 . ' ' A ' . ... ' ' 1, . s . - 1 7 5 P 4 . I I '4 Q ' ' ' 26- D' L ' 4 ' I 4 S ' . , . . . . I r ' ' , . . . W I L V n l I . 4 . H 4 , ,ll , - 1 . T . . I ' F - . 4 . . . . . . IS l . ' . 3- I 'L ' h 17. - J, lg , - I s , . 4- Q . - . 1 . . . L . 6- . . 11 I 'J V , , l ,, - 7- ' ' L . ' Q S' '. . , .ll. 1 'l e - I , . '. J 3. 8-Gettlng back on schedule ilgillll. Rf ' 4 . 4 4 ' ' - 9- ' '4' H' : T '4 X ' ' ' . l 4 ' 4 ' ' ' . -. u f V - ' ' - - 4 ' , ' . 3 ' 4 ' ' '44 T . ' ' . . 4 - A . . . . , . 1 i . I I ' cz . . sa I, ' ' L x 1 ' . . . . . I 1 Y. , - a V ' . W 1 D t l. . ls. . 1 - , , ,, . .,, . . . . W t Y u 1 I O ll . S, 7' Q . T 9 0 1 . . , I . X y - 3 ' X A V , N V. :A A - K . I i . . u ' n W- - - I A v L , . . i - - .l U . pl y. CALENDAR CCont1nuedD x on 957 ptopt tmll toxxn mt xx 1x to school Ntxxuastlt fcl11c,kLns postpom tht blskctbflll L,llTlL ff fb xx sf sgludulttl for tomtt ' QNX 27 Anotlxtr blut N4 5 xl0l1dlN Mort bluk QV Illlli blut ifttr tblt ILC y g o o t 0 - ' ' tomts to tlxosc xx bo xx .nt md Nuxtlstlt xx utcd 27 Nluxon on x 2 7 K at lx llxt Lll'll0I9 C 'HIL C bun Du CC HJ Nldn stmtsttr x lCll'l0I1 H CJFILCQ l EBRUARH l Mxrlon ll Kokomo M 7 mtl Is Fht ,,lULlIlClll02, slxx lus slut oxx 3 mttx txxo ntxx sopxomotts Don Sttpxtus l Ctttl pxtsltltnt ol ilu QllLl11lSllX Club Slut lllxlllg Colttus pnttuxts 11,1111 xtxxo C IX no xxm X tt tu Rou lx sptll s to tlxp Blologx C,lub ltlnto Cftltltr to lxutl tlxt lla C tntlx tnotl 1 s 11 ss x ns l0l.ll1Cl xobm Mauon xxms tllt Xlll10l1 xs Dtlplu fxmt MJn11,tr Roskm lloltls tln rult bool 8 Tttlx of IDCll'lIl'lp0llS upstts Mulou no s K C11 um lmtlstlpt to lllt sg 100l s x 1 I 1 SOpl1OlNOlL, Ilop 1lLSlLlLl1I ljllI1'lLl Cxoxxus C lIl1C1ll'lC Cox Sopbomola. Sxxtttluut urxtx stuts tuxt bx pltstntm., xtm GlgL lurplst Tlnx max plumb lxlls bttttx tlmm 111 n but m blskttblll Munon IS 'W Xvlblsll ZS 17 Unrulm glXLSlC0l1Ol11lL Stltus xt lCClLIlllUl1 Bmqttt Uuxm HI5SCLCl put common stnst mtl nc nstnst I0gLlllL!' mtl got borst stn L 19 Cml Rcscrxc. Tag dxx 1nd Mtmbcrshlp clrlxt And tlu QLIIIKIH ltll tlmt tlurtl p-nod bx GRS Stmor Sxxeltu Stxut tht l.7lg!,LSf and lt t ptr th 20 X!jIlCLllfLllL boxs ltltml Corn slloxv ll Pu C Umxu ltx unut tltftlts NIIIIOII 19 16 xtnonll Itlumuon Assoullnon Blttts u ouxs Nrllflljll mutt Hutfoxtl C xtx ll CJ Cmlmts 76 4 lhllon s IBS xxm tlxv. lntl lmurll TOLIIIILQ Zi Blolokgx club lmls 1 mtgtmg Mltl pomt ol C xttus drzxt IS rmclud 6 Rommtt of Gtoly: W xslxmgton KLIYLIT bx Curl Rtstrxts Sttoml Lltgltt AINLII bx H1 Y s DAR C,onttst tntuttl bx Llbtrtl tt plxtnson xx bo xvls stlcttttl bx tlxt Stmors md fl Llllfy 9 llookumtn tltltltttl tx llooktrmtn 22 to S Nlunon xs NLXKLISIC 79 Imp Ytar D15 MARCH Ontlmtstxx sluts on tonltst stltttnons I um Club mtttm., Llttllnllttl to Apollo xtlx 11x :mt nn 1. lm b t C SILK C,l1Ll11lSI1'N Club XILXNS lostu Forbts Icp stssnon fox tllt SLLll0l1ll 7 lmlls Mlrlon lf I mmount 16 Hoxxtx er l lnmouut stortd mont pomts ID tlxt tourmx than lN1'lll0Il 9 Sulxtx tlrlxxlnx., All guls Wm tu. cts ts., xoux pudon, Mlss Dtmson IU bpung fLVkl md doxxn m tllt dump lltutlt prtx uls owl studtnta ll c.,0I11I'I1Ll'Llll club nuttumg l St Pltrmlc putx If tlmt Y W C A by C,v11l Rx. Lxxts Lots of bhrntx l Cjlllll pup st sion If tlmt COll5LLllN 1mlP1r1 mount sponsored by H1 Y s I4 lxokomo Vvlldgats xxm tlmt RLglCJI11l IS A A UW gnu. SCIIIOI Cnrls Tu lf Sm CllI'lSlOl5Ll s Slxttp gnxtn oxu H ISU Amltrson S lxts Butlxdmx mtl Cxult C1 s lb Holldlx bx Llttlt hllxtlttr but studtnts 1lxx1xs xxork tlxt tllx lfttr grldcs 23-Sax' lx' - ' l' 'L l ' on tl X h L V3 I L 1 l . ' 24 1 , X X . ... '- x D x , 'I 'L ' T ' KY Xfg 1 . ' A . 'L ' . sl f iy of C yCL1l'. .. . 1 ' -b 55 S: 9 ?A, K, ., I X . t. t ,.. 1 , , Q ilu' '. v p l . A Q11 Q x K -, S 'J - , . .A A L.' - . , .. . , 'P jf! V . X n , ' ' ' s, jf 22-'Ng . 1 1. -1 ' g 'J . v 31.1, l.' -- .- - J s. 1 ss- 28--'An C 1 L x u - . W 1 : JC 2, , .Y 7-,n, 1,,,, X A ,-AV k kt ' ' ' ll' hi ,Q C lx .l 'n x . . Q, L -. . ., 1 ' , -' ,',. 2,-JOM., y . J - nt th- Ball . l V ,. v Um Y V , 3 .' .1--. f ' ' - ' gk- . . uv, -, . 34 , f l fl . 'A l'j. - . A . V - -5 . ' 32. ' 2-' ' j 4 ' '. .l '. ' 2- '4 ' 'K '. .-N' ','- ' l .'-l' ' , 1 . . . . . 4-Ma n. ca -' lik-41 . 1b u it 'nu 4' ' A 4 V -' l 1 ' lf' ' surc clmugc its mind quickly. S-Cll ' l't g' 'cv L' gt . l 'i '. '. Ur. S-- ko i. ', .' X i' ' I ji' l . 61 X , ' , , ,', , 7 t. ,.- . ,k.. J GAQ ' 1. x. , .L . gygu .' ' ' ' . . 7-Sw pf' g'1'l ' gym cl.1J' vi tlxc x ' 3 h -K , ' ' H 'I ' . . D - ff Q Y. ' lv .By 10-Sell rx of 1935 prcscut .m l.. 3. l tl4 l -N .' . ,-1 , ' , M- ll--U.S. Tire ClllX'l tlxc l'u'cs ouu Pros. 27 to - N x 1 ' ' . 24' 2-.1 - 'Y' it . ., . .5' 2 , K LL- 13-S l 'x 1' Ay I 7 - ' Q wx, f ' . - 7 W ' ' 'KY' . . 14-' -' i - . .- K N140 - . . . . I A ' . H. ' . 4' '-., 'Q .x . ,, 't K ty.. ...XV 1 . K 17- I. ,A ,J U' g g 1' 'Q ' Xrcli. UI'-f. 1 a'. ' ' .' L '- ' 1 'H ' I ' W XL ' ' . CALENDAR 19 Students 1rc st1ll xxorkm Blsketbnll ILIITI cntcrtaxned by IVIIIIISCI' Connors it thc Illtllllll Thcatrc c1111 I llll s thc bmskcr 31 tourncy C cntrll of Io1t Wlyl1L cocs on to tht r tc Mr Iollcy prcscnts h1s blnd 111 thc sccond concert of :oo iXgl I 5 in ll -Wg avg ,ww 1,111 thc wclr 3 NI1r1on LIONS club cntcrtuns th1s yclrs bnslctbill tc1m 1t 1 lunchcon Z4 St1rt plans for thc Iourth Annull flstcr I trade 25 Ircs1dent Otho W1ngcr from North Man chcster College spclks IH .1ud1tor1um on oca h1 tors 1nd organmcs Locll H1story Club for the school w1th Dlck S1mons as the presldcnt and MISS Mlrtha DuBo1s as fencultv :1dv1ser 26 Harry Thomls agzun ldjudgecl most valu 1blc plucr of the blsketbzll te1m 27 Voc 1t1on telchers 1rc lbscnt for thc Con clue ID Fort Wlvnc 28 Stltc Tourncv I'r1nkfort 1 membcr of B12 Tenj mms thc tourney NIIYIOH IS wcll rtp xcscnted 30 Boxmg tclm comms, llong 1n swell shlpc swellcd jom s I most yj S PORT! of .XI Dr Bc In pclrs bcforc thc B10 Iotcy club Teaehcrs I cclc1 lfl0l'l holds bln quct '5 Qfa APRIL 9 A 1 loo s J 1 Apr1l Iools '30, Ld1t1on of the Sur vcy comes out n1nth pcr1od Mr Kryl fx mous bmcl chrector md formcr btnd nnstructor of M1 Pollcs hewrs thc Mmon blncl plly contcst numbers JPRNVG 2 MIFIOII tc.1m honorccl xt 1 lunchcon by Ko lomo Cnuc club Ium Rym wx lb cucst spclker 3 4 Bind and orchestrl contcst hcld Ill Pcru 'VI 1r1on comcs out XVlfl'l flymg colors 6 M1r1on H1gh School Ilculty IS host lmclchers ILCICYJIIOII If a bmquet lCont1nuedJ 7 Chcmlstry club undcr cl11cct1on of Mr Illllx usnts M1r1on Mnllcmblc Iron Works B1olo3,y club hcars Dr Allnson Mnller I 12 I 1stcr VILIIIOII Iurcly ln lnnounccmcnt lsscmbly I 1st 1 l1r1clc ILIVIIILIDI5 n1ccly l-I Alumm of MIFIOII I'Ilgll pxcscnt thc Ilcm I c lum Incl luthor of Collc1,c IxI1UkS lort NV1ync Incl NIIFIOI1 trlck mcct hcrc llstcr l1r1dc XVIII! Bettlc XV1. mm IS Dutcn 7 S 1 quahfymg QP' rounds for thc golf ILH11 Q Butlcr Unnvcrslty holds 0lll'D'lllSl11 Ielcld ddy County Track Meet run lcrc B15 B1ll T1 dcn LIHIFITPIOII t e n n 1 s player sues cKh1b1t1on It the Coh seum f. lb if Z0 Everyone st1ll t1rccl from strcnous work the Iarlde 22 Gnrl Rescrves hold Roll Clll party ch lrge of the sports and scrvlce con1m1ttees 25 Kokomo Relays run If Kokomo 28 Wabaslm Relqs today 1n Wabash MAY I.1t1n club 1nd Ircnch club 10 .1 IBILIIQI-.ISIS 2 Trlck mcct II MllnLlL th1s lftcrnoon 8 Vcry cxccllcnt Survcy comcs out St lil clc scrvcs lI1 Orclncl cvcn nf thc Scmors arent on J Scct1on1l tr1ck mcct 1n NIIFIUII MIFIOD 15 noted for hcr fme track 15 un1ors hold thenr 1nnu1l Iromenaclc at Cohscum Stlte Track md I1eld mcct Ill Ind11n.1pol1s 21 Scmor cl1ss glVLS plly to largc auch tnces Bng Tcn Tr1ck Mcct .lt Irrnkfort f1n1shes 111ck yclr Hold Glrl Reserves H1 Y Dance D A R Gne Amcrlcan H1story Test Cllss of 1936 .lttcnds BHLLJIIUFCHIC JUNE 1 Cllsscs hold PICIIILS Commenccment Cluldhood IS fxmshed 180 studcnts 1 K E L' - I 'I g' l I i 'L' v x -ai' I ' 'I ' VI.. , I , ,, I . 20 1 If 8- ' 1 ' ' . . ' ' . QQ N ,fa 9-Il-ll- --21, ' L'1. . ' -1 1 '. I 1-, U? x . 3 Q .. 1 V ,V ik- , 2115. ' , J' L15 Q e' I1 1 ' 1 1 'I K' . of ' 1. l1ll B' 'V 1 ' . ' ' . . ,, -. . ' 1' A - . ' .. 1 1 .. ' V .' f ' 1 o IJ' '1 '1 1 . 'H ,Sax S IS-I 1 '1 1' 1' . Z2 1 V I , I. 1. I6- ' I. . ' I I ' I -ll 1 Lf , , K 3. t, eww. . . J' 1 - t1 r r 7 v , '. . , , ,' , ' ,, '. . V. V :x -1-.1 V TV x A 1 1 V 1 . 1 t 1 P 1. V. 1 L F N : ., 1 . -. . 1 - . J t , , , VU, K 1 1 3 1 5 1 221 ' I A I f f .I I H u - Y ' an - 5 J 1. , - f - , . . V , , V ' i n is Vf 'Ati -1 ' ,, , . . . . V .' W - 1 ' - ' ' 1 1 V , I V 5 'I '. , II , , -' ' ' ' 1 - at ' I . . 3 J' 1 . I . . - I N' I' I1 'I in I VV . V V V V I I 24-25-State Band contest held in Elkhart. 1 V, sg - ' my 3 ' 5 K- L - I- ,' ' ' . I ' ' ' I Id IVI y 6 1 ' ' t V 1 A .. H- . 'Q 117- Q - ' ' R ' ' ' ' . . I '- ' ' - ' ' , it. I, s-1 ' 2 - J . xxx CTV VV . V V K xl . V . V A . . 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