Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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3950 GRACI-Q Beaver, Penn. i Geneva, Penn., Indiana State CLravr11.AN o Ari High School College Normal Chicago Art Institute Columbia University Majors-Art and Music DOROTHY LYNCH Com martial Marion High School Marion Normal College Indiana University Ball Teachers College A. B. Major-Commerce OTIS CRANE Agrirzzlfzm' Lebanon, Ind., High School Indiana State Normal Columbia School of Poultry ture Major-Agriculture FLORENCE Hecic Clofbiug Marion High School Indiana State Normal A. B. University of Wisconsin I University of Cnicago Major-Home Economics HALLIE BRIMACOMBE Lilzruriuu Marion High School University of Colorado 415. 53 Cul Ava MAX S. COLE CUllIIlIA'l'L'Ill1 fAg.ideny Depfr- SOQ1CI'11mIJl l'L13..L School Marion Normal College B, S., A. B. Bowling Green Business University, M. Acc'ts. University of XVisconsin Miiiors-Commerce and Acount- ing PAUL1N1z LYNCH Com 111 vrfiul Marion High School Ball Teachers College Marion Normal College Major-Commerce BENJAMIN H. PENRO1: Prinliug Matthews, Ind., High School Indiana University Marion Normal College B. S. U. T. A. School of Printing Majors-Iylnthernntics and Printing ETHEI. M012 Cufi'lFrir1 Dil't'1'ffll' South Wliitley, Ind., High School Ohio Wesley'an IS. I.. Wiiicmna College University of Chicago American School of Home Ifcon- oniics Majors-Ifnglisli and 1JiClC'iCS LOUISA RAWLINGS Clvrk Marion High School Marion Business College Twcn ty- three

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VIQIII, V. SMITH Ilixlory Chester Township, Walunsh County, Ind., High School Indiana University A. B. North Manchester College M.IjorfHistory OMAR H. BLOSSO Plwyxies Monmouth, Ind., Higl chool Tri-State Colley B. Indiana Univerkliltyvla. B. University of ieago University I I iseonsin M aior-,-P Fyslcsi IJ fi . EDITII SINIS Boimzy Marion High School Miami University A. B. University of Wiscoixsiix University of Colorado Majors-Botany and Zoology LOUISE CRAFT Muxif Charlottesville, Ind., High School Indiana University B. P. S. M. Major-Music LLOYD DACOST'A JONES Sfl'i!IlLfl'tl luxl1'11mI'I1ls Virden, Ill., High School Cincinnati College of Music University of Cincinnati Pupil of Crt-at Belgian Master, Ysaye Major-Music Twenty-two 'THE CACTU3 1-,FILA WAT.T, History Marion High School Indiana University A. B. University of Chicago Major----History JOHN H. LINK Cbvmisfry Rushville, Ind., High School Fnrlhrun College A. B. Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology B. S. Mzijors-German, French, Chemis- try, :Intl Physics WILLIAM M. BALLARD Mrebmiml Drawing Manual Training, High School, Indianapolis Purdue University B. S., M. E. M1Ijor4Mechanical Engineering -IAMES ELLIOTT Bam! Marion High School Marion Normal College Indiana College of Fine Arts. Pupil of C. R. Tuttle Pupil of lfrnst Miclielis COLOSTON R. TUTTLIZ Band Muncie, Ind., High School Metropolitan School of Music Artists' Course under Herbert L. Clark Muncie Conservatory Major-Music

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47' fma f CACTU5 Senior Class Top Picture-Leffel Bender Second Picture--Julian Secttor Thfrd Picture-Virginia Nesbitt Fourth Picture-Don Knipple Three years ago, a group of excited boys and girls trooped up the steps of Marion High School. Their hearts beat nervouslyg their eyes twinlsled merrily, and why not? This was to be their Hrst day of high school. This year the same group of boys and girls is leaving Marion High School. Their heart beats have steadiecl. Their eyes shine with conhdence. They have been moulded into broader manhood and womanhood with higher ideals of thought and action. The Class of '30 has enjoyed the tra- ditional happy high school experience. As has been the custom, the Senior Class spon- sored a Senior orchestra which presented several delightful programs during the year. Under the supervision of Miss Gladys Neal, girls' advisor, the Senior girls have been more united than ever before in the annals of Marion High School. A committee of representative Senior girls, Charlotte Grant, Elizabeth Price, and Armeda Hall, co-oper- ated to promote girls' special assemblies, and they endeavored to extend a better in- fluence over the entire student body. On Wednesday, February 19, the mem- bers of the Senior Class took over the management of Blumenthal's Department Store. This was an unique opportunity for the students to be instructed in business methods. The Senior picnic held at the close of school in May completed the informal so- cial activities of the Senior Class. Mr. Vergil A. Smith was chosen class sponsor, and the l930 Senior Class officers elected were Leffel Bender, presidentg ju- lian Secttor, vice-presidentg Virginia Nes- bitt, secretaryg and Don Knipple, treasurer. Twenty-four