Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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THEY GUIDE JUS IN fy? 7fVRfTf.f vw f1?,47?fi T 15lfXV1LJf 'klflfmf-4liQZl'Q:.A, STANDING-IWISS BREADHEFT, Mlss WILHITE, Miss SINCLAIR, Miss AVELINE, Miss HANES, Miss WALTER SEATED-MISS BALLINGER. f'f1'U:'f'v '11 HISTURY TJQAL ehmmifb ffsefflf 7fffL7..Q,f .ff7Mejf3.S OF YESTERDAY ANU STANDING-MISS MIDIJLETON, Miss DuBois, Mlss RENBARGER, MR. SMITH. SEATED-MR. ALLEN. Miss OWEN fnot shownj. Entered second semester.

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gfjfii QQQQ, , Q FACULTY MEMBERS AMD STUDENTS IN ' L11 ,+,fZ !Q'Z'xf Al EDUCA TJIUN ASIDE FRONI THEIR task of teaching one particular subject, in itself a task requiring psychology and foresight, the faculty is called upon again and again to aid in school undertakings and extra-curricular activi- ties. The Easter Parade and Cactus Frolic are two of the most demanding events of the school year. Numberless clubs, either aililiated with classes or solely for entertain- ment need sponsors and organizers, and here the teachers are often called upon to assist. Faintly or strongly, the memory of their instructors will always remain with high school graduates. Long after students have forgotten the precise details of history, mathematics, or science, an indelible im- pression created by a chance phrase or movement of the teacher will recall the sub- ject to him. Perhaps the greatest task of a teacher, other than that of teaching his particular subject, is that of helping his pu- pils to learn to live and cooperate with peo- ple, a lesson they must remember vividly in the years following high school. Top-Miss Flirkis sprra' fylbisix Boffom-Professor Link and sfzzdwzfx Tofu-PfJVj'5irx i1lxf1'11vlim1 by Mr. Blnxwnz Boffollz-Hcflllflff 1fl7l'tll'f1lIIX

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