Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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NORblAl l'A Al.TllUU5l'i 4 Xu1zflli i ,luniur lfasler Parade attendant, Ciirl Reserves, l.LlLA NlARlli AlNlTl RSON f Inu - Girl Reserves, Li. A. A., History Cilub, Sur- vev Staff, lfaster Paratle, Cactus lfrulic. ROBERT ANDLRSON - Gn1uf1 giiulf Team, Easter Parade, Survey Staff, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Science Club, M Club. BARBARA ,IRAN ANDRHXVS - BtlVfu -Histurv Club, Spanish Club, Survey Statf, Girl Reserves, Band, Cactus Frulie, Easter Parade, lDI'lll1.lIlCS. DOROTHY MARlli ARMSTRONG A Dnf +Girl Reserves, Li. A. A., B-nvling Cac- tus Frulic. XX'lLRlA AXTON- Tn11l1t 'fCirl RE'Serves Secretary of Library Club. IVIZTTA BAILEY- l1',v fC. A. A., Girl Reserves, Buwling, lfaster Parade, Cactus lfrulic. RUSSELL IQUGPNL BAINBRIDGE - I3imm -HiAY Treasurer, Survey Statjr, Cavurtesv Cummittee. INYXIIQS BAKER- .'lIur fPresielent uf Sen- iur Class, Hi-Y Secretary, Hi-Y Treasurer Science Club, Yell Leader. RICHARD BALLARD-Courtesy Commit- tee, Science Club, Track, AIOHN A. BALLINGER- I, B. fArt CHARLl'iS BAYTLSS-l...1ti1a Club, Science Club, Deans' Orlice. MARTHA LOU BIIALS- Pjr1kVi -Ci. A. A., Girl Reserves. PAULINIZ Bl?RRY- Pt'i1uVv fG. A. A., Girl Reserves, Cactus Frulic, Survey Staff. XVII.I.lA'Xl l5OGLll'i- Bill -Science Club, Latin Club, Cuurtesy Committee, Bancl. l'iSTLlf lNlAY BOLLHOFFER 1 BUllj ' - Girl Reserves, Howlinig, Knitting Club, Cactus I' I'UllC. BETTY -IIZAN BQTXlfl.L- Surf -Girl RC- serves, Cactus Frulie, Latin Club, Easter Parade, Rnitting Club, Handbuuk, Cuurtesv Committee, Sec.-Treas. uf Home Ruum, Oilice, xluniur Representative in Student Congress. 'iVlLl,IAM C. BRODT- B1ll'-limtball. -IOIS l5l'lAN BROXVIQR- I, LXHYSIJQLC Manager, Cactus liuartl, Survey Staff, Signal, Debate, lfaster Parade, Speech Club, Camera Club. RICHARD IIZON BRUNK - Dirk - Courtesy Committee, ltlistury Club. MARY l l.lfANOR ISUNKLR- lXm'f:t'1 - Ciirl Reserves, Faster Parade, ,luniur Prom Queen, Library Club, Knitting Club, lfastcr l'rincess. XVIIBUR l .UGlfNlf I5URTON+T1'.1Cls. RICHARD ISYLFR-Track, M. C lub, Cruss Country. SARAH ANN CHAPMAN 4 NIllH ' f Latin Club, Girl Reserveis, Spanisla Cl--la. Survey Staff. 'SHG' G wwf? MW' fm nr- ww , kin Q' ..... 'mums ., wx :N 'K v .1 6323 5 1

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, ff ' ' 4 4 W7 Z? g 2 Z i , , . f . . M ' W I O11 flveir ll'tI-T fo college. SENIORS PLAY IMPORTANT ROLE IN LIFE OF SFHOOL In the fall of 1940 a group of green, but none-the-less eager, sophomores invaded the sacred portals of the institution better known as Marion High School. W'ith the usual mistakes of barging into classrooms in the nick of time, only to find it is the wrong room, and dashing through the halls pell-mell, these children gradually settled down to the new schedule and strange texts. Feeling that they must do as the other classes do, they soon held a meeting to see who would represent them in their first year as senior high school students. They chose NVilliam Wfagner president, Paul Tuc- ker vice-president, Jeanne Powell secretary, and Mary Ellen Swaney treasurer. As they grew accustomed to their sur- roundings, they learned that it was fashion- able to sit at Lincoln's feet and that the outstretched hand of the mounted Indian would hold a candy wrapper. By mid- semester they could blandly enlighten new enrollees as to the whereabouts of the shop,7' or how to scoot through the typing room to avoid the long trek around the auditorium. Wfith Miss Marion Breadheft and Miss Florence Heck to advise them, they successfully presented their party, the Rainbow Riot, in February. After a summer of boasting about their senior high school activities, these exper- ienced students returned with the status of full-fledged juniors. Settling down to the old routine, the class elected its officers, Robert Powers, president: NVilliam Myers, vice-presidentg Patsy Miller, secretary, and Martha Ellen Shaw, treasurer. XY'illiam Wagner' and A. Raabe were chosen as Junior representatives on the Cactus staff, this being the First Junior Class to receive the distinction of having two members on the staff. Bob Simons and Foster Gelder won responsible positions on the Survey Staff. The juniors' classical prestige was retained by Barbara Hummel, who won honors in city, county, district, and state Latin con- tests. Many students with athletic ability won recognition on the gridiron, the bas'- ketball floor, the track and golf teams. For the last big fling as underclassmen, they produced the Junior Prom to close a busy year in a flash of glory. Held in May, the Prom with Mary Bunker as Prom Queen was another success, proving the cleverness and versatility of the class. Miss Helen Wfortman and Mr. Kenneth Sipe ablv ser- ved as faculty sponsors for the class in their Junior year. alrlgt

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