Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS LIHOUCH IHI Y have been ln Marlon High School but one year the mem bers of the sophomore class have taken qulte definite and actlve parts ln all school actlvltles athletic and soclal Wtndlng up the electrons of the semor and Jumor classes on November 9 the sophomores met ln the school audttorlum and elected Wtlllam Roes sler class presxdent for the ensumg year The class elected Wtlllam Hooper to be v1ce prestdent Betty Tuttle secretary and Robert Parker treasurer The committee ln charge of the electlon was headed by Robert Horn er chairman and composed of Anal deen Jones Helen Nelson Ralph Vleng Phtlltp Boxell Kathryn Gab rlel Howard Thomas Martha Jane Grlffith and Mary Ellen Thornburg After the electlon the sophomores complacently found their various places m Marlon High School P sxtxons m the concert band the or chestra the journalistic staffs and many other honorary places were awarded to members of thus the youngest class tn the school Flrst plans for the opemng party W H ea le e d nt WI Hooper W C announced by Wllllam Roessler wxthm a month after the class organlzatxon Wlllldm Hooper IH charge of txcket sales Ralph Erlewxne ln charge of entertalnment and Mary Ellen Thorn burg ln charge of refreshments headed the commlttees in charge of the party December l3 found Memorlal Coliseum gally decorated for the pro posed party Muslc by Bob Butler s Band was furnished for dancers Cards and games were planned for those who were not dancmg A feature of the evemng was a prnze dravtmg rn which attendance prues were gnven to those present Later ln the year the class jomed the other two classes IH preparing for the Cactus Frollc Wllllam Roessler class presxdent capably headed a large tlcket sales group comprxsed of members of all three classes Joseph Davts served as executlve committee member for the sophomores A final party prlor to the annual sophomore pxcmc was outlined by Roes sler Class executrves headed committees WhlCh planned the location type of entertalnment and refreshments for thxs final sophomore party The annual sophomore ptcmc was held durmg the final week of school wtth Roessler as a last offictal gesture headlng all plans for xt A 3 Q t se ' ' ' . ' - - - 1 ,D , v , l . - . ' , 1 r h . . , - . . . n O- - l - fi iam Ro 'S r, pr si e 2 'lliam , 'i e- of the sophomore soclal round were praaiaem: Betty Tuma, secretary: H-,bel-e 1-urkar, ' ' treasurer. r I 1 Q u ' 3 - . , , y . . V. . . y y , . x 5, . l . . . 3 . . . . 3 ' I ffl' HJ l Q I 1 A 1-51 -- fi 1 F1

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02 5 - 3,3--S menus mg JUN1oR ceass SUM I Y HAILI D as the Jolllest of the classes of any hxgh school the Junxor class of Mar1on Hxgh School certamly hved up to all expectatxons thus year The class got off to a good start after a whrrlwmd electron held lmmedlate ly followmg that of the semor class A trde of votes swept Paul Burke ln to the office of presrdent Jack Moon ey was named vxce presldent Elame VanBlar1con was chosen to be secre tary of the class and Landrs Harrxs was elected class treasurer The jumor class alded most ma tenally m all school functxons thxs year Soclal actnvmes and athletnc endeavors alike found jumors enrolled under therr banners Promlnent among the soclal actrvntnes of the school thxs year was the Jumor party presented at Memorial Colrseum on December 7 Those on commnttees ln charge of thus party were Landls Harrls Paull McCoy Vnrgmra Vey Carolyn Stephenson Jack Hxll Jack Snyder Elalne VanBlar1con Hxldegarde Baugher Dons Murphy Bud Bloch Eugene W1ll1ams Jack Mooney Betty lllllgef Mary Butler Bob Merrltt and Charles Campbell d ne Jac M e pr S, Leadlng all other classes 1n the pre V B1 'C we' U L H ff sentatron of thelr annual class pro gram on January 27 the Jumor class alded by a few members of the two other classes presented a program be fore the student body Featured on thls program were Inez Swartz Anna Lmelle Shrock B111 Perkms Orval Hardxman the Phlllxps Brothers Bob Mer rltt Paul Burke and Eugene Norman The jumor class also took quxte an actnve part nn preparmg for and partxcl patmg ln the Cactus Frolxc on Aprxl 20 Headmg commrttees preparmg booths and generally aldmg the preparatlon for the frolxc the actlvxty of the jumors was qurte marked Paull McCoy headed the actxvxtles for the frolxc for the jumor class along wlth Elame VanBlar1con who held a positron on the executlve commlttee for the frolnc Plans for the Junxor Prom annual socnal event of the year for the jumors were land late 1n Aprll by Paul Burke class president The class olicers headed commlttees for the selectlon of a locatnon entertainment and refreshments The Junlor P1cn1c held durlng the last week of school was the fmal junior actlvlty Two years ln Mar1on H1gh School have prepared thls junlor class to cap ably carry on the work left by the senlors on thelr graduatlon As usual the jumor class a1ded qurte loyally ln preparing for Commencement 0 4 I A ' 2 V ' lx V V ' ' ' ' V 1, e - V ' - - - . r ' . . . . . X - ' r . , . X V . V V V U . V V V V V V V V V V V V V - V V BCC l , . Paul Burke, presi e : k oon y, vice- e '- ' dent: Elame an a i un, s a ': andis a is, ' ' , treasurer. . . V V 1 Y - . V Y 1 Y Y T V V . V I . . V V .- . V . I V V . V V V X V 1 . V X . V V , . V V . V V .

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