Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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TABLE UP IIIQI TE TS Tloc' Ar! of Lining Supermtendent prmcxpal deans and faculty page 8 to page 16 Lt ai lllll g To LIL t Semors Jumors and sophomores Page 18 to page 46 Football basketball Wrestllng track, golf mtramural basketball glrls physlcal fitness page 48 to page 66 Living I iz Peace Cactus staff Survey staff clubs Hxgh llghts Easter Parade calen dar page 68 to page 94 ' , l., 0 I U . , . . , , , I , I . I, l O 0 K . , . . , Living N owls Siroug Bodies . . . 5 U 1 , s 3 . , . U 2 .Y - . - , 1

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it X? ORVILLE J HOOKER AB Butler 1975 AIN Butler 1931 SKILLFD HP AD OF MARION CITY SCHOOLS To be the superlntendent of the Clty schools IS a great honor one WlllCl'1 MQIIOH ln 1943 bestowed upon Mr Orvllle Hooker former Prlnclpal of MHIIOH High The responslblllty of provldlng an adequate and sultable educatlon for all puplls from kln dergarten to high school IS an enormous task Acting as coordinator of the thlrteen separate plants the schools and the Coliseum Mr and Janltors the dlstrlbutlon of the books and supplies and provlslons for the making and enforclng of health and safety rules He IS responsible for all deallngs of the schools and must malntaln certaln standards and requirements set by the state Also IH his charge are the 3Cl1lCVCIDCI'lt and attendance rec ords of everyone who ever attended Marlon schools lncludlng the five thousand pupils of today At present an estlmated one half mllllon dol lars IS spent for the operation and maintenance of the school system each year Superlntendent Hooker stated that at thls tlme there IS undel hls dlrectlon a postwar planning committee conslderlng and organlzlng ldeas for further lmprovements When not engrossed ln our education Mr Hooker finds tlme to be actlve ln many organ lzatlons about town At present he 15 a member ASSOC1atlOH Board of Dlrectors of the Tubercu losls Assoclatlon Natlonal Educatlon Assocla tlon MHflOH Teachers Federatlon American Assoclatlon for Chlldhood Educatlon and the N3f1OH3l Admlnlstrators ASSOC13flOH HIS hob b1CS are those old Amerlcan favorltes golfing and fishlng If you notlce a tall dark and hand some gentleman quietly observlng MHYIOHS Glants ID action lt 15 probably Mr Hooker past coach of sald Giants for as the saylng goes Once a Marlon High Fan always a fan Ili i f- W 1 J -Q . , l . . . . Hooker attends to the hiring of the teachers of the Rotary Club, Young Mens' Christian 8