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I-I IX I9 Zo ai 'S 76,1 CALENDAR I Continued I -Girl Reserve Day. Survey Circulation drive begins. -Hllooker Night at the game. Marion 19: Newcastle 26. Girl Reserve George XVashington Party. Mr. XVinger, l'resident of Manchester Colleg:, spoke on Miami Indians. Muncie game- Muncie Zig Marion 23. -Miss Dorothy Lynch dies. Dolly was a staunch friend of Marion High athletes. She was one peron who was always back of the team win or lose. The school has lost a real supporter. Mr. Kendall enumerates and commends the ideals and activities of Miss Lynch. Band pictures taken for Cactus. 27-liuneral services for Miss Lynch at First Methodist Church in the afternoon. INIARCH iris:-I , f ig , gh 'V -7 ni..e'F5f. QE- ZGCPNT .- hi-Q .. 7'7 -1 -f--llgll ' 'X' I ,f'7f 5-1 . ,I Mxfiewi' N: - ' Mig!!! I l 4 S 6 9 Sectional tourney opens. Teams participating are: Iiairmount. Van Buren, Jonesboro, Gas City. Sweetser, Swayzee. Jefferson Township, and Marion. -Club pictures taken for Cactus. Science Club banquet. -Latin Club meeting. -Earlham College Field Representative talks to Seniors. Take club pictures again. Othcial di1'ectory cards out. Clock stopped. -Regional tourney. Tipton won. ll I5 I6 IS I9 ZH aw 23 26 27 ZS 30 -Clock stopped again. XVhy don't they Hx it? -W'ildcats, intramural team, awarded trophies they won. -Anderson won State Championship. -Spanish Club presents plays, Cinderella and The Doctor at convocation. -Mr. Mills, the extension representative from Purdue, speaks on NVhat You Are. -Miss Lerne, representative of Taylor Uni- versity, was guest speaker at Senior meeting. -Girl Reserves party and dance held at Y, XV. C. A. -Mr. Guy Morse Binvham swoke to Seniors, . a I answered questions and made appointments to talk over students' troubles. -Cact us dri ye pushed. -Biology program given, very good. -Marion College quartet appears. Good ad- vertising for Marion College. -Indoor track meet at Indianapolis. La Verne Burke won gold medal. APRIL ffg f' i7i . ' L' -.V. sf '.'1Tj'ii IEE-.J -i.'visl ,15: g, ' I -ff Qiffif 123-1 ' -35gi5 5 1g1'55',-'iff I 1' J I ' f' ' 4 E - L 129, .l . Ai e-TT' ' as Qrbie-L A-4 ro' - 'c J-4-lg-gixs.. L 1-Egg laying contest started-to end May 1. 7 92f Kendall, Day, Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes all enter hens in contest. -Purely an announcement assembly. George Thomas told classes to meet next day to nominate candidates for Easter queen.
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CALENDAR fContinuedJ -Meeting of classes to nominate candidates for queen: Elta Mae Shultz, Analdeen jones, Charline W'orden, jean XVilkinson, Susie XVilkinson, Lilian Piper, jacie Harrold, Mar- garet Morgan, NVinifred Zike are chostn. -Track meet at Memorial lfield. XVe got out at 3 p.m. james Murphy won the shot-put. Burke won the mile. Hyatt won 100 and 220 yard dashes. McFarland won the high jump and the broad jump. Conner won the pole vault and 220 yard hurdle. -Senior meeting fifth period for Dean Gino -Hooker talked. urging students to Ratti, Butler Field Representative. Music Contest at Pt. Wfayne. W'inston Hog- gatt placed first and will go to Bloomington. Girl Reserves present tea set to Marion High School. Mrs. Barbre spoke about the organi- zation of the Girl Reserves in Marion High School. Popularity contest held. Purely an announcement assembly. attend the county track meet. -Purely an announcement assembly. l 9-20-21-Spring vacation. -DePauw program. Six former graduates ap- pear on stage of M. H. S. with Ralph Roessler as master of ceremonies. Professor Harrison, of the English department, spoke on his travels in England. He also spoke to the Seniors on going to DePauw. -County Track Meet held. Trophies were presented to winners by the candidates for queen. Mile run-Burke, first: 440 yard dash-Palmer, first: half mile-Vogel, first: broad jump-McFarland, first: mile relay- Marion, first: half mile relay-Marion first. -Purely an announcement assembly. i'94'k -Program-short parts advertising Easter Pa- rade. Queens appear and are given great hand. W'illiam Hooper acts as master of ceremonies and escorts each queen across stage to envy of many so called dignified seniors. -lfaster Parade. Swell floor show., Analdeen Jones was crowned Easter queen. Side shows good. XVorth Tippey, representing the Na- tional Association for the betterment of mo- tion pictures, talks to school fifth period. MAY 1-Latin Club and French Club hold May breakfasts. Chemistry, drafting and home- making classes go to Purdue. 4-Big ten track meet: Marion, Kokomo, And- erson, Richmond, Tech of Indianapolis, Frankfort, Newcastle. Jeff of Lafayette, Logansport and Muncie are participants. -Survey comes out. Staff to be congratulated on fine paper they have put out this year. -Sectional track meet. Grant, Delaware, Jay, Blackford, Henry counties represented. -Girl Reserve Mother and Daughter banquet held. -junior Prom. -24-Senior Class Play, Skidding given. JUNE -Baccalaureate is held. -4-Class picnics. The sense of freedom is ex- hilarating. -Commencement. Seniors given long awaited diplomas. -School is out. The Seniors sadly say goodbye.
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