Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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X AUDRA POWELL :Itfnblc :md courteous. Entered from Enron High School '28. WILLARD JARVIS :III longues xpeak well of him. Hi-Y. '27-'284'29. DAMON YOARS :In arrive student of marriage under Allen. HELEN SWATHWOOD A good student with a poetical rum of mind. Latin Club. '27-'28-'29, Survey, '28. EDWARD EUGENE VICE A Vice in name, but uicewersa in ncnon. Intramural Basketball, '26-'27-'28-'29, JAMES DEBOO Ever ready friendliness. Entered from Kokomo High School '27, Reserve Basketball. '27: Intramural Basker- ball, '29. LENA WALLACE Modest and unassuming, GEORGE MILLER George Miller, M.D. iw- 'lf g

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, l 7 - SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Milton Stamlmugh Everett Keese Mildred Holt Margaret Clnwson Preslrlenr Vice- President S errelury Treusurer Senior Class CLASSES COME and classes go, and then more classes come. In l926 some two hundred timid young persons enrolled in Marion High School, en- dured the terrors of being lost or strayed, suffered embarrassment at having mis- taken the janitors' bells for dismissal. and faced innumerable other horrors which always confront the newcomers. By some phenomenon of nature we find these same people blossoming into the Senior Class of 1929. ready to go forth into the world, leaving their places to be nlled by the downtrodden under- classmen. Near the middle of the first semester the Seniors made merry at a hard times party, where maidens in calico mingled with stalwart youths in overalls. Early in the second semester the girls of the class exhibited their cooking skill by fur- nishing the food at a rollicking pot-luck supper. It was this feast which made famous the talented group. Ed and His Co-eds, and also the Overmeyer sisters, who gave a 1929 Senior interpretation of the modern song hits. The Senior banquet. held in the Spencer House, was undoubtedly the most enjoyable and successful social event of the Senior year. The baccalaureate services were held the afternoon of Sunday, May 26. and on the evening of the thirty-first the class assembled for their commence- rgient exercises, when Marion High School bade God Speed to the l929 emors. I f ' e- -me W

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4 RUTH NAOMI GOFF A munlry Iuss who has won many fri:-nds, Gypsy Rover. '28: Jerry of Jericho Road '20 RUSSELL WINE li he arts bul docsn't speak. il's Russell Spanish Clulu, '25-'26: Survey, '29, HAROLD E. DENISON A srirnlisl in the making. Latin Club, '26-'27-'Z8: Hi-Y. '28-'29 IRENE HEWITT Her good nalure is invincible. Girl Reserves. '26-'27-'Z8: Spanish Club. '26-'27: Jerry of Jrricho Road. '29: Com- mercial Club, '29. XVINSTON MORTON Agrirullurc his pmii-ssiun. muslr and archery his hobbies. High School Orchcsrrn. '15-'26: Agri- sugurc Club. '25-'Z6: Archery Club, '28- FRED PALMER A mid-lernn-r-gone but no! forgorlcn. Survey Smll. '18-'Z0. HARRIETT RUSSELL An amiable nmidrn. Pcnmunship Ccrlilicnn: Winner. '1S. ERNEST WALLACE A jolly chup. and how hr knows his grammar. Commercial Conrcsr. '28: Latin Club. 'Z9: Intramural Basketball. 'Z7. ,lg -Bm? W