Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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U Jlflamo dam We pause in respect to the memory of Miss Dorothy Lynch, a member of the Mar- ion High School faculty for sixteen years. Miss Lynch died following an emergency operation on February twenty-fifth. With the death of Dolly Lynch, Marion High School basketball teams lost one of their most loyal supporters. In vic- tory or defeat she was back of the team one- hundred percent. She was always ready to do her best for the boys in the face of any criticism. She was really a true sportsman in every sense of the word and no better exem- plification of School Spiritn could be found than that which was displayed by her.

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'A' ir ir Advancement of Education for the Youth ofthe Country is a subject widely discussed in the United States today. A great many clubs and organizations are doing their utmost in making this advancement possible. The American Legion is one of the IDOSE prominent in promoting education. For many years the Legion has sponsored National Education Week and many other worthwhile activities which foster interest in the advancement of education. The purpose of the organization in connection with the promoting of education as stated by Homer L. Chaillaux, National Director, National American