Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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After the usual mistakes and dilemmas, the sophmores gradually became accustom- ed to their new surroundings and settled down to the routine activities of the school. Having completed the tasks of registering, making out programs, and attending the right classes, the students held an election to choose the otiicers to represent them for the year. Wilma Baker acted as chairman of the first meeting and introduced the candidates for the various offices. In the balloting which followed, Clyde James was elected president, Rex Garr, vice presidentg Wilma Baker, secretary: and Betty Comer, treasurer. During the semester motion pictures were shown on occupational trends and orientation discussions were led by Miss Gladys Neal, dean of girls, and Mr. Bern- ard Carmin, dean of boys. Other activities of the year were the selling of chances on a radio at the Cactus Frolic, November 8, and the decoration of a huge Christmas tree in the front hall at Christmas time. The final activity of the class was the nomination of Sophomore at- tendants for the Easter Parade. The five candidates selected were Rita Fightmaster, Beverly Hubbard, Linda Lee Pierson, Jose- phine Todd, and Sally Ramp. These girls participated in the 1947 Easter Parade. Their contribution and service to the school gives proof that the members of the class of 49 will ably carry on the respon- sibilities of the juniors in the coming year. SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS E. J. Tille++ Marion Breaclheff SOPHOJIORES LOOK FORWARD T0 FI'Tl'RE YEARS AT .lI.H.S SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Wilma Balmer, secreiaryg BeHy Comer, treasurer: Clyde James, presidenfg Rex Garr, vice-presidenf f '