Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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1 W' Y Coach Lootens takes advantage of a timeout to talk to lohnny lones about the defensive position of the Giants. ,Q- ?y ,lx lb! . is Q it MW 'fu am li 3 A I . 1 ..,,.: ,..W --vW' M M ef ' L 24 Homecoming Q i ia J 9,-.fa . Q S A student government sponsored float, with Dan Roland as the Giant was one of the floats in the homecoming parade. A banner contest took place for the homecoming parade. The winner was Mildred HinkIe's 6th pe- riod American Government class. ,-156. ,I 7- W -45 we 1 'u-, -V - 'rf ' ' mi ' 3 ' ' ri:-'S-1 ' ' ,A 'Q , A t f ff: eff: 1 L if mia: .,f:f-'-- -Jfv . ' Z.--ff.?54c',2iZ'.' . v -.aa in xv I 3 5542 ,- -- .fsL:.- g,-,M ,I . 'Kors .fe fw - 2. 4 .... , s . 41 .,s.' 5, 'ii' ,.:'-fzztv-k' 441+-,. 'a-: : ts ff at A gm -.al . - ., au , , 3 aa? J ' 'Has A . , tltz a -. A Q ' if fu, .: ' A Hg ASQ 2

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'Xa Y B 1 5 71 33, '13 if IS U David Gibson, defensive safety, was also a team captain along with lohnny lones, Kelly Browner, and Tony Dixon. ' A ' low Homecoming spirit returned to MHS! Thanks to Student Government, Marion students were once again able to partici- pate in homecoming festivities. A pre- game parade and bonfire boosted the football team's morale while firing up the student body for the big game. The marching band, along with various stu- dent groups, highlighted the parade. Dec- orated cars and banners served as a colorful background. Mildred Hinkle's 6th period government class received a trophy for their poster with the slogan Unplug the Knight Light. The football team, also participated in the parade. The team, riding atop a fire engine, yell- ed cheers to the crowd, After the parade, fans attended a bonfire at the coliseum. The cheerleaders, aided by the football team, led the crowd in rousing cheers. The parade, bonfire, and especially the cheers combined to make homecoming one of the most exciting in years. The Homecoming queen and her court were named during the halftime program. Queen Tammy Hotsinpiller was escorted by Roger Piper. Homecoming 25