Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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5'f6Nll' BY- WH 5' FTER MUCH thought and consideration, the 1947 Cactus Staff chose as a theme for this annual Rol- ling Thru Marion Highf' This theme was selected because, with peace and normality returning to us and to our country, we must, figuratively speak- ing, roll on to the days which are ahead. Some of our future days will be good, others bad. We must, however, be thankful to Almighty God that our great country has been spared from the destruction of modern warfare. School days will soon be over for you and me, and then We will have left only memories of the happiest years of our lives. We Want to remember these years and this book published for the Left-Donaldson looks at the fruit of M. H. S. vic- tories Below-Looking out from the upper hall Center - Many experiences take place in Dean's oiiicc Right-Milhon,s inner sanc tum A

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HHZZWIWE . , . purpose of helping us to relive one of those school years that will, perhaps, be forgotten too quickly. It may not have been your best year or my best year, but it should never pass from our mem- ories. The 1947 Cactus is dedicated to the students of Marion High, in hope that it will make the year live profoundly in the book of memories and that we can relive 1947 at Marion High While leafing through the pages that follow. William T. Glacken Editor-in-chief