Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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mlnl: AGNES BOX ELL Pbyxriul Iizfmwfioiz South Side of Fort VVLIYIIC High School Ball State Teachers' College, B.S. MERITS OF APPLIED TRAINING AND BENJAMIN I'I. PIZNROD Prinling Matthews, Indiana, High School Marion Normal College Indiana University WALTER TUCKFR Machine Slmll Central High School, Fort Wayne Ball State Teachers' College RONALD LIACOBSON Ilrallfr, IVUUJ Shop Marion High School Indiana State Teachers' College, B -kia-A' .S. XVILLIAM M. BALLARD D7'1lfff7IKQ Manual Training High School, Indianapolis Purdue University, B.S.M.E. CLEMENT J. WOLTMAN Central Purdue Young Central Indiana Indiana Indiana Playsfial IIIIIIVIIIIOII of South Bend High School University, B.S. LESTER WILLIAMS MdflJt'IIItlfI!'S America, Indiana, High School Normal College University, A.B. University, B.S. University, M.S.

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boxes. ETHEL MOE University of Chicago The 11.41 rush. TLJCECIS get lllflll from office' Ohio Wfcslcyan University, B.S.I. RUTH CARR ifh School CIUVIQ TEACHERS MAKE MERRY AT VARIOUS SOCIAL FUNCTIONS NOT ONLY Do THE STUDENTS of Marion High School entertain with parties and night life, but the faculty does too. In the opening Weeks of school, the faculty mem- bers were invited to attend a picnic held at Mr. Penrod's home. It Was an outdoor affair with Mr. Penrod acting as chief cook. On this momentous occasion, the new fac- ulty members, Mr. Hooker, Mr. Williams, Mr. Himelick, Mrs. Reiboldt, Mr. Wolt- man, and Mr. Tillett were initiated. This party was long remembered by the faculty, especially by those Who were initiated. Next in line came the HalloWe'en party at Mr. Hookeris home. All the teachers attended this gala affair dressed as old witches, goblins, clowns, and black cats. Everyone enjoyed this party by playing Halloween games, such as bobbing for apples and pinning the tail on the donkey. Back in February these scheming teachers planned a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Tillett. Just as they were preparing to leave home, having been invited to have dinner with Miss Wilhite, in walked the faculty loaded down with food. After en- joying an abundant dinner, the guests and hosts took part in a quiz program. Mr. Tillett Was able to return to school the next day which signifies that even the victims en- joyed the party. During the first part of May, the gentle- men members of the faculty attended a stag steak fry at Sutter's farm. The happen- ings of this party remained a dark secret. Many of the guests said they were glad it was held on Friday night as they didn't have to go to school the next day. 'k20'k