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Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

 - Class of 1949

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x 1141 SIXIOR Cl SS XIOX I SC HQ XIXII x rx :lx 151 ral INHI-fl? lan' 1 ' Q Q i Aff NIXI' f HGH f i 701 au . N1 xx Tiff 1949 64670 x A , '-mm I MARION HIGH SCHOOL CORNER NELSON AND A STREETS MARION INDIANA JOHN A BUXTON Lzfzfm In Cbzf ALLEN KAMINSKY AND Gonoov LL Rui Bmzm xx MHIIHkgC1Y 3 ' S' QQ ,S 9 3 3 BARBARA NELL SMALL Assoviafv Eflifor Y A X . -' 1 -- Tbe Da LV Routine IRIS, W K I xaxixxxx FUTURE CARPENTERS STUDY OF ELECTRONICS IN PHYSICS 4 O 0 Q Q ,Ig 'Si XR' E4 R X4 mgijvsqxi . . Taxa .,,v, I'x WATCH THOSE MICROBES BIOLOGY CLASS DRILLING AWAY MACHINE SHOP SPEEDY WORKERS IN THE PRINT SHOP STUDENT COUNCIL STORE S Wbzle prepaffmg 121 future years, they also engage 172 the many acifzwtzes Tlu Studmts of our school Img 1 xaugtx ot Wflys m vslnglm to duglop tlmmsglxes fox rln fLlIl,l1L Bnsldes tlu LlI9SIO0I11 vsp lnxg dmces Qlctu lrolm lastcr l'l1lLl md tln Llllllll Sgmox prom to duglop ou1 soclal xx L11 bung, XX L Inu sports to cream good xull md QPOIIS mmslup Tlx studmts of tlm hxcglm chool mug null nt SPOIIS tlm mu Thg studmts C111 xull b pnoud when loolxmg, OXLI tlnu 1LLOIT1pllSl1ITlCI1I9 for tl1 PISI mu or xuu Bolh Joy And Fear Are Expressed A+ The Sngl1+ Of Sensor Cords . 0 5 n o 1 u , , I ' 0 , Q - ,Vx y.-, y . . 4 1 1 V f ,vm 1 A v - 1 -E u , 1. -. V, .v, , , - . L, , . 4 ., . 9 , . 1 .. ,,. , .- , - .. . 4 . -,4 . v, . 1, , A y , .vu ff x r - - , . . . . . Q , - ,- 1 - y .- fm-, X'-x ,1 4 . . . .. , -. ' ' ' 'iv' I ' I ' V1 fi ' Y I o . 5 . , 4 x, , ,,. ,.,N- , ,. ,,,. 1 7 1 . L L. . ,, .C 1- Ysj 1 0 X DARR EL L anon-feng CARL RUSSELL GOSSETT Spanish Club Treasurer, Senior Class President, Hi-Y This yearis graduating class en- tered M.H.S. as Sophomorcs in Sep- tember 1946. Under the able lead- ership of president, Clyde james, vice president, Rex Garrg secretary, NVilma Bakery and treasurer, Betty Comerg they sold chances on a radio given away at the Cactus Miss Ethel A. Renbarger Frolic. As in the previous years the class of 49', decorated the Christ- mas tree in the front hall. The ex- cited newcomers elected as their candidates for Easter Parade at- tendants: Rita Fightmaster, Jo- sephine Todd, Beverly Hubbard, Linda Pierson, and Sally Ramp. The following year, now as juniors, the class elected Bob Conn, president: Tom Deal, vice presi- dentg Drake Circle, treasurer, and Nlifilma Baker, secretary. For this year's project, pencils with basket- ball schedules on them were sold. For their contribution to entertain- ment they held an after game dance at the Y. M. C. A. This year they elected as their candidates for Easter Attendantsg Marcia Mc- Greevy, Betty Comer, Leona Ramp, Barbara Moon, and Pat Armstrong. The highlight of the Junior year was the annual junior-Senior Prom with Evelyn Walls presiding as queen. At last the students came back as Seniors. Acting with superiority over the under-classmen, they elected to fill their wishes, Carl Gossett, president: Bob Conn, vice president: Barbara Moon, secretary, Don Gunion, treasurer. Many senior cords could be seen roaming the halls, this adding only to the misery of the new Sophomores. During Courtesy six weeks the class sponsored a program on this sub- ject. Acting along with the Stu- dent Council various senior com- mittees helped with their all school dance. Chairmen appointed for the various committees were social, Pat Nallyg commencement, Alice Can- trill: service, Betty Comerg cap and gown, Mary liowlerq publicity, Bob S li a f fe r g baccalaureate, Robert Shirarg financial, Don Guniong and invitations, Pat Armstrong. The graduating class was repre- sented this year for the Easter Pa- rade by Linda Pierson, june Doles, and Glenda Stiles. It is to the vari- ous sponsors, Miss Marion Bread- heft, Mr. Elbert Tillett, Miss Mild- red Aveline, Mr. W'illard Batson, Miss Marjorie Connelly, and Miss Ethel Renbarger, that this graduat- ing class owes much for their suc- cessful and happy days at M.H.S. Miss Mariorie Connelly v- i III. SS UF '49 IIARL IIDXVARD ADKINS CIIARLIIS DUDLICY BABB Band ICARL NIALOY BABB IQRNIA INIOGIQAN BABB Latin Club. Y-Teens, Commencement Committee Vi'riturs' Club, Decnxations for Mother-Daughter Tea, Crew fOr Arsenic and Old Lace. IIAROLD HOYT BACH Intramural Basketball BI-QTTY LUli BAILEY Art Club Treasurer, Booster Club sony: leader, Shutter- buizs, Y-Teen Cabinet. Eastcr Parade, Survey. Senior Finance Committee XVILM A LOUISE BAKER Student Council, Treasurer of National Honor Society, President of Y-Teens, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Y-Teen Cabinet, Secretary of Sophomore Class. Secretary of Junior Class, SPQR, Shutterbufrs, Senior Committee, Convocation Committee BARBARA Llflf BALLARD Y-Teens, Ilooster Club, Spanish Club, Art Club, Secre- tary of Shutterbuxrs, Heaven Can Wait, Our Town, Arsenic and Old Lace. BETTY JEAN BAN TER Y-Teens, Shuttt-rbxuzs. Iitmster Club, Senior Service Com- mittee, Cactus I-'rolic OIIIIA DIQLORIQS BECK Spanish Club, Y-Teens, SPQR, Coninicnt-ement Committee RICHARD XYILNIER BECK Band CAROLINE BIZRNICE BECKER Y-Teens, Shutterbugs, Art Club BELVA BEHLOW Twirlim: Corps, Booster Club. Y-Teens, Writers' Club, Shutterbuus, Easter Parade, Spanish Club, Senior Service Committee GLEN RICHARD BLACKBURN THELMA MADONNA BOBSON Booster Club, Y-Teens, Cactus Frolic, Easter Parade, Shutterbuizs, Senior Finance Committee CHARLES EARL BOWLDS SPQR, Football, Vice-President of National Honor Society NIATIETTA -IOANNE BOXELL Cu-Chairman of Mother-Daughter Christmas Tea, Y- Teen Cabinet, Student Council, Mahidra, SPQR, Shutter- bugs, Band, Senior Publicity Committee Chairman, Easter Parade. Chairman of Coronation Committee for Junior Prom, Writers' Club ALYN NIURIJOFF BRANNON Cactus Staff, Student Senate, Track Intramural Basket- ball, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Convocation Committee, Cactus Frolic Steering: Committee, Senior Finance Committee, Ladies Of The Jury, Arsenic and Old Lace, Mahidra, Shut,- terbugs ROBERT LAVON CONN Vice-President Senior Class, Pres- irlent of Hi-Y. Student Council Sen- ate, President of National Honor Society. President of Junior Class. 1 izaskeumll, Football, Tuck, 1-:asm I Parade, Cactus Frulic, SPQR, Ma- l hidra 90' f 'r 5195-YET Tse F ,N 'Q' 'cj--. ML pm., is MIK. Ox . 'vs Rv' am., nos ,Q N..-4, -:lim M1312 EI. S5 UF '49 CRYSTAL ANN ISRICRIQR Cactus Staff, Booster Club, Y-Teens ROISIQRT D. BRIIXSIQVVATIQR Hi-Y. Shutterbutrs, Member of Membership Committee nl' Hi-Y. Alternate Representative for Hi-Y lJARRlfl,l. XVIIIIANI BRCTHIQRS Mahidra. President of Art Club. VVriters' Club, Hi-Y. Archery Club, Cactus Staff. Survey Staff, Cross Country Team VIRGINIA ARIYDA BURORIER Bot-ster Club, Mahidra, Y-Teens JOHN AI.AN BUXTON Booster Club, Editor of 1949 Cactus, Vice-President of Shutterbuyzs, SPQR. Mahidra. Cactus Frulic, Stage Crew, Intramural Basketball, Hi-Y, Ladies of the Jury. Ann-ricall lioy. NANCY CAROLYN BYLER Secretary ot' Spanish Club, Secretary of National Honor Society, Cactus Staff, VVriters' Club, Y-Teen Cabinet, Glen' Cluh, Booster Club, Cactus Frolic, Senior Publieity Commit- tee. Staff of Spanish Club Paper DONNII-Q CARI, Basketball. Football. Advanced Chorus, Hi-Y. Latin Club COL'NTl5SS DINICI' CASIIY Y-Teens, Art Club NO R Nl A il If AN CASli Y YATQ-ens IDR.-XRIZ ClRCl.l7 Vice-President Junior Class. Senior Senator. Member Iii-Y. Ilramatics. Student Council, Basketball, Golf. Social Cona- mittee RICKIIARID l7XY'AYNlf CIANIN Survey Representative. Hi-Y xl A Nl ICS RUBIQ RT C l.OL'Sli Cross Country Team. Student Council, Hi-Y. SVQR. Swing: Iiand. Cap and Gown Committee. Band President, Easter Parade. Cactus Frolic. Intramural Basketball BICTTY ANN COMP R Student C0uncil. Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Secretary of Booster Club. Secretary of Shutterbupzs, Y-Teens, SPQR. Easter Parade Attendant. Junior Year. Literary Editor of Cactus. Chairman of Senior Service Commitlvv, Il.-XR Award, President of Booster Club Y-'Iben Christmas Teil. Decoration Committee Junior Senior l'rom Rl.'SSIfI.I. UIQ.-KN COPP Arsenic and Old Lace. Cactus Frolie lll1'I'TlIi ,IIQAN CORDIQLI. Art Club. Easter Parade, Y-Teens, Cactus Frolie JACK CRAIG Intramural Iiaslvetball. Student Council. Ili-Y, Senior Social Committee. Art Club, U. S. N. ISIZRIJIQNA KIIQAN CRUXILIQY Y-TQODS. Shl1lT-vrllllils. Senior Invitation and Name Card Committee. Cactus Staff ROBERT lfI.'GIf NIC CULBITRTSON SPQR. Senior Invitation and Name Card Committee, Cac- tus Frolic, Easter 1'arade, State Choral Festival, Four- City Festival. Advance Chorus. Second Place Winner in DAR History Contest. Arsenic and Old Lace B A RBA R A l,l1If MOON SPQR. Booster Club, Easter Pa- rade. Cactus I-'rolic. Secretary ot' Senior Cla:-s, Treasurer of Booster Club. Student Council, Y-Teens, Tivirlinp: Corps Wait XXX I XII 'S IX ' .' , .Xi .. . ' '- . :I' ' IJ,XX'IIJN .' wus 'I Q -:I vm. 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Q xx w vm 4 ' W' ' Jam, wi .. . 5 y H Mm., W, ww it Q x 152 'hx 'hy if s KF .Mir 4 . iw -1- '31 Az- avg .say-fir A' 1 if 'W' MW -... 5 X 5 'nf' 1 sz Y Y.: ,ff 'c in ,. A N K 'or F' EL SS UF '49 PATSY El, IZABF TH NALLY Shutterbugs, Y-Teens, Easter Parade, Literature Club tlledford High Schooll, Latin Club lBedford High School! G. A. A. QBedford High Schoolj, Co-Chairman of Senior Social Cemmittee JOHN HARPER MCILNVAIN Senior Publicity Committee PHILIP ERNEST MAGGART Football, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Intramural Basketball HARRIETT ANN MALOTT Booster Club, Advanced Chorus, Easter Parade, Y TeenS, Shutterbugzs THELMA ,IOAN MEDLEN Booster Club, Advanced Chorus, Easter Parade, Y-Teens, Shutterbugs NX'lI,I,IAM EDVVARD MONTGOMERY Track. Cross Country, Intramural Basketball AR DATH MARGARET MOORE SPQR, Shutterbugs, Y-Teens, Art Club Secretary nnd Treasurer, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic PHYLLIS JEANETTE MOORE Shutterbuxzs, Y-Teens, SPQR, Student Council Alternate, Booster Club MAURICE LINDSEY MUSSER JAMES PAUL NANTZ Spanish Club, Art Club, Hi-Y PHYLLIS IRENE NORRIS Archery Club, Program Chairman of Spanish Club, Society Editor and Editor-in-Chief of Spanish Paper, Booster Club, Y-Teen Cabinet, Cactus Frolic, Easter Parade, Senior Com- mittee, Shutterbugs NORMA RUTH NORTON Easter Parade, Cactus Frelic, Y-Teens, Booster Club, Girls' Glee Club, Shuttcrbugs SARA LOUISE NUTTER SPQR, Booster Club, Cactus Frolic. Easter Parade, Y- Teens, Senior Cap and Gown Committee, Advanced Chorus, Shutterbugs LAWRENCE RICHARD O'DANIEL Cross Country, Baseball, Track DONALD EUGENE PENROD Easter Parade LINDA LEE PIERSON SVQR. Mahidrsl. Spanish C'ub, Booster Club, Y-Teens, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic, Student Council, Toga Tango, Cap and Gown Committee, Advanced Chorus CHARLES XVESLEY POLSTON Football, Track. Basketball. Hi-Y, Sliutterbugs ARDITH DEAN POXVELL Hi'Y ROBERT EUGENE SHIRAR SPQR. Hi-Y, Student Council. Track, Football. Arsenic and Old Lace, Chairman ol' Ilaccalzulrcate Committee :CMA i 6- C rrx 'Q -auf I if ,ipfk Q? 4 Q77 12' II SSIQIF 9 I l ON X NIAII RAXIP Student Council, Y-Tet-ur, 'zxcuf ro 'c . li- 511. ul' l :tra lc Attendant. Suri' SALLY DARLIQNI2 RAMP Y-Tet-ns. YVriters' Club, Easter Parzulc, Survoy, Sonior I'ulvlicity Committee MARY LOU RANDLE Y-Teens. Art Clulm, Cactus Ifrolic, Sunior Nunn- Card and Invitation Ctlmmittoc ALBIQRTA RAY RIZAGAN Booster Club, Art Club, Y-Teens, Chorus RUSSELL NVILLIABI RIEDLINGER Hi-Y, St-nior Committee, Booster Club ROISIQ RT I-QDXYIN RHOADLS RIQHIQCCA ,IIQAN ROSE Y-Teens, Student Council, Booster Club, Chorus, Cactus lfrolic, Easter Parade, Senior Commencement Committee PATRICIA ANN SANDICRNIAN President of Writers' Club, Troasurvr of Shuttt-rlvugs Y- 'I't-Q-ns. Nlnhitlrzi. Survvy. Sonior Czmilnvntu-lm-lit t'ornlni1lt't', Arsenic and Oltl Lacc, SPQK BONNIIQ NIARCIZLLA SAUNTNIAN Y-Tut-ns, Cactus Frolic RL I'Il lflJNA SCHIZERIQR Y-Tn-ons, Vice-I'rt-sitlont of VVritcrs' Clulm, Vict'-I'rt-sitlelit :tml Prvsitla-nt nf Mahitlra. SPQR. Senior Nunn- Card :tml ln- vitation Coniniittm- ANNA IQLIZAISIZTII SCIIXVAIGLR Y-Teens. Band, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic MARILYN RUTH SCOTT Iiantl Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic, National Ilonor Su- civty, Student Council, Convocation Committee, Y-Tm-ons XYILBUR ICUGENE SCOTT Basketball. Track. Cross-Country, Hi-Y Officcr, SPQR, Cactus Frolic. Easter Parade ROBERT ALAN SHAFFER Treasurer of SPQR, Cactus Frulic, Hi-Y, Survey IQSTHICR COLLliIfN SHERON Booster Club, Y-Tcens, Mahidra S.-'tI.LIIi SUE Sl IIPLEY .IANIIQS ROBERT SHKOCK Vice--I're1sidf-nt nf Student Council, Survey Sports Editor. Arsenic and Oltl Lace, Voice of Youth, Cross Country, Track, Easter Parade, National Honor Society, Hi-Y, SI'QIi, Ili-Y, Booster Club, Intramural Basketball BARBARA NELL SMALL Yell Loader. Mahidra, Treasurer of Y-Teens, Our Town, Student Council, SPQR, Commencement Committee. Easter Parade, Associate Editor of Cactus, Survey Staff, National Honor Society LANE MCFARLAND I Transferrctl from Morton Hillh school, Richmond, Indiana CLASS UF '49 GRIQTA ,IO SMITH Spanish Club. Y-Teens, Senior Service Committee, Rooster Club, Shutterbugs NONDUS ,IVAN SMITH Booster Club. Y-Teens, Art Club. Cap and Gown Com- mittee WILLIAM I-QVIIRIZTT SMITII RICHARD NORMAN SNIDIZR Intramural Ilasektball, Track, Cross Country, Conimencc- ment. Committee l ARl, XX'll.l.lAM SPARKS Iiaskvtball, Baseball, Track MARIORIIC ANN STANLIQY Y-Teens, Glee Club, Easter I'ar:uIe, Spring: Concert RICHARD I-'ARL S'l'lfl'Hl2NSON Football, Basketball, Track, USN PRI-QD DOUGLAS STLVIZNSON MARILYN IZLAINIZ STEXVART Yell Leader, Easter Parade, Booster Club, Y-Teens, Coin' mencement Committee, Student Council, Aslvanced Chorus Mahidra NISDRA I5IfI,I. S'l'liXYART Y-Teens, Cactus Frolie. Booster Club, Senior Service Cem- mittce, Our Town, SPQR GLIZNDA MAI2 STILES Y-Teens, Cactus Staff. Spanish Club, Commencement Com- mittee, Cactus Frolic, Easter Parade NORMA ,IVAN STOKER Y-Teens, Art Club, Chorus ICDITII Ill-Ql.liN STRAUS5 SWIUISII Club. Iiouater Club, Y-Teens, Cactus I-'rolic. Easter Parade, Writers' Club, Cap and Gown Committee, Girls' Glee Club, Heaven Can IV1lit, SPQR RICHARD FRANK SURBER Student Council, Hi-Y, Cactus I-'rolit-, Intramural Basket- ball, Arsenic and Old Lace. Our Town, Senior Card and In- vitation Committce, Chorus, Mahidra BONITA LOU THARP Y-Teens, Arsenic and Olil Lace. Our Town DURWYN CHARLES THOMAS Football, Hi-Y. Cap and Gown Committee, Survey, Atl- vancell Chorus DICAN MAURICIY THOMPSON Track, USN LORICN HAROLD THOMPSON Yell Leader, Mahidra, Easter Parade. Cactus Frolic. Arsenic and Old Lace. Hi-Y, Survey, Cap and Gown Committee ' KIOHN AMITL GARLAND Transferred f r om Lawrence Central High School, Marion County, Indiana -if-'ii 'i' CLASS UF '49 M.-XRCIA ANN THORNI2 Student Council. Easter Parade. Cactus Frolic, Booster Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Art Club, Survey Staff, Senior Cap and Gown Committee, Advanced Chorus BARBARA LOURINIT TRUEX Spanish Club, Vice-President, Booster Club, Y-Teens, Sur- vey Staff, Senior Cap and Gown Committee I IAL D. CSHIQR Hi-Y. Student Count-il, Intramural Basketball. EaStcr I'arzule. Cactus Frolic VIV IAN MARIE VANGORDON Nature Club fHartford Cityl Y-Teens, Girls' Glee Club, Airadales Yell Club tHartforal Cityh CHARI.OTTIl ANNE VOSS SVQR. Vice-President of Y-Teens, XVriters' Club, Easter Parade. Youth Forum. Senior Invitation and Name Card Committee, Mahidra ,IAC K STANLE Y XYAGGANIAN Treasurer uf Mahidra. Circulation Manager of Survey, Cactus Frolic, Easter Parade, Stullent Manager of Cross Country Team. American Iioy, Ladies of The Jury, Arsenic :intl Uni Lace. Heaven Can Wait. Our 'l'oxvn. Senior Finance Committee, Stage Crew LYFLYN VVALLS 19-IH Junior Prom Queen I'IlYI.I.IS JOANN NVALSTON Y-Teens. Iiaster I'aratle, Spring Concert. Girls' Glee Club HUGH DNVAYNIQ NVE.-XSL Baseball, USN RUBY NIAIQ XY'lTBliR Y-Teens. Baccalaureate Committee MARILYN MAE XVEICHT Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Art Club, Easter Parade. Survey, Glee Club XYILNIA ,IIQAN NYEINIIYR Y-Teens, SPQR ARTHUR GALE XYILEY Student Council, Cactus Frolic. Senior Publicity Com- mittee. Our Town, Art Club. Mahidra. Easter Parade. USN Gl.li N TI IONIAS XVILLIANIS Football, Basketball, Travk, Easter Parade, Student Council. Survey Staff, liaccalaurt-ate Committee JACK MIZRRILL XVILSON Easter Parade ROBERT NVINTERS Football. Student Council. Latin Club. Honor SUCIHY-5' JOAN MARLENE XYVRIGIIT Y-Teens, Baccalaureate Committee DANIEL LEE XYYANT Advanced Chorus. Hi-Y NOT SIIOXYN JAMES MARCHIZT DAVIS Hi-Y. Latin Club, Easter Parade. Intramural Basketball. Iiiolotry Club, Boosttr Club, Arsenic and Old Lace XY'AI,'I'IfR l.l-QWIS XVIUXVI li National Honur Society, Announttr for XVII,-XT NEW LOOK CAREER DAY 'N CHRISTMAS AT MHS CIVICS DISCUSSION LETS ALL TALK CLASS OFFICERS Leff fo righf-Ed. Cole, presidenfg Dewey Hall. freasurerg Marilyn Mar-Hn, secrelaryg Phil Fowler, vice- president The Juniors entered school this year as if they knew more about the functioning of M.1-1.5. than the previous year when they were sophomores. - The class began to operate after .the election of officers. The re- sults being Eddie Cole, presiclentg Phil Fowler, vice-president, Marilyn Martin, secretaryg Dewey Hall, treasurer. Under the able direction of their sponsors Miss Mildred Aveline, and Mr. V. V. Smith the class of 50,' did their part toward Courtesy six weeksf' by entertaining the school with a program. In addition to this they raised funds for their class by selling pencils with the football and basketball schedules on them. To raise funds for the annual Junior-Senior Prom they provided a movie for the entire school. In the spring they elected attendants for the Easter Parade. These were Carol Walton, Sonja Hartzell, Jackie Roush, Roberta Morris, and Isabel Alexander. To end their successful year they elected a dashing young queen to preside at the Prom. veline Mr. Verl V Smifh CLASS UF '50 Top Ron Ronnle Achor Dw1ght Adamson Isabel AleX1nder Barbara Alleman V101 Anderson Adclle Andrews Svromz' Row C1thcr1ne Archer John B1ntLr Judy Barnes E1rl Barton Juluc Leg Blrton Ink Bargrr Tfzmf R011 Sldngy Bllss hddu Blockrr Alt1 Bobson Batty Bonmr SuZ1nm Bontl Lym1n Bow man Foznfb Ron Glunm Boxrll Frlnccs Boyd IJOI1'llCl Bmdford Dane Brccdloxe Clmrlgs Brlggs I-lffb R014 lmmne Brovsn Plul Brovles Donnl Burns losrph Cam Ju.1n1t1 Capps Cllfford Carey Snfb Kon Judy C1rl Von C1rl Clrlem Cnrtwm J1mLs Chfnmbcrs Mwrgfaret Chlmbers B1rbnra Clark Boffom Row Fwrl Clcster Erma Clevmger Nmcy Coats W1lm1 Coats Edwm Cole Lo1s Cole EL 55 UF 5U , V K v Charles Bradley, U.S.N. s 1 I L J' ' f . 7 ' ' I 7 0 K I ' ' -'-- - isis- Q2 1, V: ' . 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SS UF 5U xg.- ' se x 1 '. .1 1 ' M Na ' 1 ,Me 'S w My fe W' -. l ' S 1 S ' i ,, . 1 1 Y' -. . 1 ' . N' ' ...., . . 'fly I km x . X N1 l YL 5- V A ' , , . A 1 Q V ,Q . , , .K,, A . . . D. A 1 r' Y: . . lf ,h , . ' . A . L ' L' K ' . e lglelonn Myers - 'Q Alf 3 1 . . ,Q 1-3 ' sr, . in 4' h.' ,. , l K Y ,. 6 7 Q 7 0 as 5 ' ' I . , . . V 5335, ... , 4, - NJ' . 'CF' ws- .M 1 V Q , .ff 1x - G i M5 K suis ' N .- IA I ' x Q 7x . - 7 mv K' 5 TY' K' -uf EL SS UF 50 Top Ron Wlllllm Nelson Annl Lee Price Robert Prochnow tm Ann Proctor Jom Pullew Wsllter Purdom Second Row Carolyn Pyles Louis R1mer Marv Lou Rmdlt Rosella Randlt Joan Rowlas Vlarilyn Redlinger Tbml Rau Robert Reed Nlarilvn Reiter James Rinehart Edward Ring Nhrw Ringer Eulyn Rm onrfb Rou Ronald Rodman Patricia Rook Rithlrd Rositr liek Ross lequtlyn Roush Daud Raxen Plfffw Ron Cllriu. S1ndv.rs lout Saunders Shirlu Swnders Ktith Scearce Phyllis Schoolman Russell Scott Szxlfr R014 Tux Sellers Luu Shantbtrger Clrol Shanks Bextrly Sharrver INith1n Shimulr Phsllis Short Bolfom Ron' Glormine Simmon Susan Sisson Dcrrill Smith Irma Smith Ester Smith Itlund Smith Top Row Patricia L. Smith Betty Snyder Richard Southwick Marilyn Springer W'illiam Sproat Robert Finley Svroml Row Howard Starr Al Stebbens Colleen Stephens Morris Stephenson Marjorie Stinson Robert Stirmtzke Tbml Row 0 Christml Stone Fugent Swann Iames Taylor Patricia Tharp Ctrl Thomas Leroy 'I homason urlb Row ames Thrlpsimis Iohn Vardaman Thomas Vice Bob Wagner Iults Walker Charles Wallace Izffb Row Mary Ann Waller Carol Walton 'Vhlton Weatherly Judith Weaver Carolyn Welch Phillip Wickham S1 x lb Rou Ianice Weherly Susan Wiesler Richard Wiley Richard W1lh1te Donald Wilson Dwight Wilson Se L mlb Row Richard Wilson Marjorie Winters Beverly Wise 'Vlerle Wise Bertha Wolfe Robert Woodard Bottom Row Patricia Yarger Gene Yeakle Lawrence Young Niaryanna Young Ralph Youngs Cirlene Zabst 11' ul? -9 -0' R'-ci 'EX' IIL S5 UF 50 CLASS OFFICERS Leff +o right-Bob S+range, president Lois Ward, freasurerg Mildred Chase, secrefaryg Jaclt Elfzrofh, vice president The Sophomores as always before had a few things to learn about the functioning of M.H.S. XVith the help of their sponsors, Miss Marion Breadheft, and Mr. Elbert Tillett, they soon elected their officers, Bob Strange, president: -lack lfltzroth, vice president, Lois Wfard, secretary: and Mildred Chase, treasurer. To raise funds for their class they sponsored an all school dance. For their part in the Courtesy Six Weeks', they provided the school with an assembly which was most enjoyable. As is a tradition, the soph- omores decorated the Christmas tree purchased by the Student Council. For their contribution to the Easter Parade they elected five at- tendants Carolee Malott, Sue Ireland, Joan Zabst, Mai-ybelle Herring, and Mildred Chase. The sophomores have shown through their interest in school activ- ities that they continue the spirit that has long existed in M.H.S. Miss Marion Breadhefr Mr. E J Ti H S s , EL SS UP '51 To 2 Ill!!! Annl Adunson RlCl111Ll Adlmson wmes Alvnnder B1rb1r1 Allemzn Cll'0l1I1L Armstrong Robert Atlunson Semurl Row John Ayres Gerlldmr. 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FlLlllxI'lCI' Robert I lulkncr Donald Ferguson Clarence Pusher Dmle Flsher Fourth Ron FYIDCIS Fxshcr Rxehard Fxte Clrol Fogle Nl uk lord Iohn Poster Colleen Ifryback Flflb Ron Conme Fryback Hugh Fuller Jerry Futrell Russell Fykes xfllfy anc Gamble Arnold GcrnLnt7 Slxffr Ron, 0 Bcx crly Glltner Joy ce Godvun R1eh1rd Goldthwalte Edwma Gordon 'Vhry Gore B1rb1r1 Gosnell H0111 Rou Hcrmln Graff Kenneth Graham Raehel Gurrero Hirry Hahn Roger Hfale Clcn Hall 'Q EL SS UF '51 l ' E l Y . Q w , . , , l 7 1 A 4 V' 'Q ' Edward Fctter V A 1 ' I 1 1 ' J V . Y V. 1 L B x T s SQ Sk ,.,J Q-J W' ,norway :QQ 'wr-if 11,1 HJ' Q..-. env 'F EL S5 UF '51 Top imc NI111111111. Hmks llll Hupu 1 H1111 IDL Huuld Xilflklil. PIIIIIS lull H1r11s S rnmf R011 Tl1LlYl111I1 Hutgr C1thLr1m Hutlu ll1xll1s Hnnns Robut Hlulrd Nllftlll Huulnn Don HLl71I11lLl Tfwmf R011 Eulxn Hundgrs 111 Chulei Hgrun Xlux Bgllg IILFIIIIL, Rosgttl Hn., g11botl111n Istullg HlS,IllLN X111 11 H1lLs UH!fJ xuu R1 Ll Iglllllxl Cnor 1. 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Make the best marks possible, but by all means be a normal person when it comes to behavior and manners. Without apple-polishing , favorably impress the other person. Have enough personality to sell. Keep in mind that a child,s actions away from home are usually the results of training in the home. Don't embarrass your family and most of all don't embarrass yourself. If you don't know the answers, ask your parents, your teachers, or your counsellors. 1.et's make plans for next year and make it better than the past. In Marion High School an attempt has been made to offer a place where the pupil may learn to analyze facts, to reason from them and de- velop insight and inventiveness. The greatest need of education is for inten- sive research to discover the best curriculum for developing the child,s basic mental activity. Our world and society is changing rapidly. We do not know what kind of mental activities may be required of the average American a decade from now. The faculty has made every attempt to prepare all of our students for these changes that will come. Anderson High School 1920 Butler University, B.S. 1924 Butler University, M.S. 1934 Summer courses: Columbia University Indiana University Notre Dame Teacher and coach, New Castle 9 years Teacher and coach, Marion 3 years Principal, Martin Boots 3 years Principal, Senior High 3 years Superintendent of Schools 6 years BITRNARD 17. GARMIN 13.5. Nlarion College. NLS. Indiana University DEA 5 E' VIHS '111lUI.'l'Y N1111.11711 SCIIIUI' 111gh s1C11lJ111 111111 111 11111111-11 11L1N 11c111'111c1 11.11 1111'1-C11-11 11111 1'c111' 111' l'1'i11c111111 136.111 15. Smith 11'h11 c11111c1 111 X1111'11111 11'1111 11lLll'- ICL 11.11i11lg .-X11c1' 1111c 1'CLl1' lI1 .1 I1 S11-11111-11 C111111111' 111- 1-111-1', 171-.111 111 1g1l1'N. 111111111 S1-111111' 1111211 ,N 1 111 1111' C1111111111111 111111 111g11 51'11111111, 111111111 . . 111 .1' L LKLIX 18 1.11. 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University of XY'isConsin AARON ADAMS B.S, Bull Sure, Graduate work at Ball Stare B. I-I. PIQN ROD XY'nrk .lt Marion Cullcge and Indiana Univcrsityg U. T. A. School of Printing Ix1'I1L4 .5 XI. S. COIII .'X.I5. XI.xrim1 CI-IIL'.:C. IX-XI. IU' I1.m,x L'1uxu1wiug .md .'X.XI, Um- XUIWIIX' of XX'ixumNIn I'.'XL'I IXI' IXXC II ,X,B, liuxlm-NN IIIL1I.xL1uu I5-III mm: Grllluklu- u.1rIx IIJII Suu' md I5u!Iur l,'1xiu-nity' Ih-I.m- PAIRIL I.'X .XXI I.I N XI. II. 5. 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After graduating from Purdue, Clem signed a contract with the Philadelphia Eagles and spent three years playing pro ball. He then quit playing and took up coaching. During the war, Clem spent four years with the Red Cross, and then came to Marion to coach our Giants. Clem was ably aided throughout the season by John Stone, Dwight Hutcheson, James Murphy, and XVoody,' Xveir. 4 gg, li .,-.:.1,.,- ag, -is V 'f ...., 5 8 , 3 . . X H ' 3 i t l p x up Roxx oeky ones Bob S11r1r eeond Rovx C 11rlex Boxx els C l11r es o s 1111 I-1l1Ll Roxx 1ek D1xo11 Plnl N1 lgcglfl lourth Row Bob Lonn Durvxm Thom IS W1111ons CJIIIIIS of tl1e QFILTIFOD ended the Sul son xx1th not too good 1 reeord bllf l1ere Ire 1 few of tl1e outstlndmg f1ets VI1r1on lttempted 93 p1sses 111d eompleted 48 for 111 1St0Ul'ldlIl2 S16 pereentlge The1r opponents 1ttempted 79 1nd eompleted '4 for 1 hvhtlx less thln INCFIZC 304 PLFLLNCIQL Fumbles for M1r non xxere 76 xxhlle OLII opponents l111SLULd but 23 IIITTLS Our h1rdxxork1ng forw1rd xx Ill reeoxered 14 of ou1 oxxn 'lI1Cl 18 of our opponents fumbles Our foes reeoxered 17 of OLIYS 1nd 5 of tl1e1r oxx I1 The G11nt s lxerlsge 1l.ll1blLlx of punts xx IS 18 XIFCIS per trx, xxh1le 01.11 e11e1111es xxere eut doxx 11 to the IX et 120 of 4 7 xuds fron1 the polnt of reee1x1ng the uunt Gom: IIIIO detuls of the x lI'10llS VIIHCS xxe hue the folloxxmg Huntmgton '14 BTIYIOI1 6 Tl1e Xnkmes lueked off to NTIFIOII Bmter Ie turned 20 xlrds to the 40 lllrlon rolled to the Huntmgton 37 but there Shult mtercepted 1 M1flOH P155 1nd rleed 1ll the xx lx' to the M1r1on 40 I1ss xx 1ter p1eked up 25 x1rds 1nd three plus later tl1e X71lxll'12S led 6 0 Hendneks k1eked the f1rst of four extrl po1nts Txxo plus l1ter Iones vsent through the center of the Huntmgton l1ne for 71 XlI'LlS 1nd a touehdoxxn Br1dlex s klck xxas 0 good As the f1rst qu1rter stopped tl1e seore stood, Huntmgton 7 Manon 6 The Vlkmgs scored once n1ore 1n the second qu1rter 1s Hendnclxs xxent 1round r1ght end for 16 xards At halftrme the V1kes led 14 6 All plw centered around m1df1eld durmg the th1rd quarter The Vrkes h1t NIIIFIOH xmth a lead p1pe 1n the fourth qu'1rter, scormg three t1n1es on dr1ves of S6 19, and 67 yards ones 1nd Bradley ea1r1ed the brunt of the defense for the Gmnts Fmwl score Huntmgton 34, Mar1on 6 Kokomo 14 MHFIOH 0 Tl1e MWYIOH Gmnts battled the Kokomo W1ldcnts on exen terms durmg tl1e f1rst h1lf wnth ne1tl1er telm penetr1t1ng 1ns1de the 20 unt1l, xx1tl'1 2 2 mm utes left 111 the flrst hwlf the Klts were On the VI1r1on 11 The G1.1nt l1ne held for four dow ns 'md drove blek to the 4: before tl1e hwlf ended Kokomo k1cked off to st1rt the seeond hzlf The Gunts eould do nothmg 1n four downs Gulhford K1CkCd to the XI1r1on 48 B1er r1n lt b1ek to the 44 Three end runs netted 45 yards to the one from xxhere T1ob1ugh c1lled h1s oxxn s1gn1l 1nd sne1ked over for the touehdoxx ll At the end of the th1rd qu1rter Kokomo led 7 O NI1r1on gunbled 1nd lost on fourth doxxn O11 Il'lL11 oxxn 11 xlrd l1ne Ke11d1ll xxent lround I'1gl1f end for the llst touehdown The fmnl xxhustle sounded before our Gmnts could seore f' A wr- Nw... W1-uupu-.1 Ns! we-I' 4 1 litaxt r 11 Nttont SLFIITIIHI t 1 rd t II 1 t Pm 11111 IIIILLFN IK war k 1V XXL 4 Q XIIIIOII 19 Iogmspoit 14 Lomnsport lx1ClxLtl of1 to Nluion Tht Gimts Xen promptly m11el1td to tl1t login 21 where Donnie C.,l1l fumbled ind Iogmsport tools our Thu eou 411 t get 1111 w 1ere on 4 downs md ltlelxed to tlit XllI'lOI1 40 Ionts retuimd 6 y irds to tl1e 46 A onus to Gulliford plss fell ineomplete O11 tl1e next play Bob Sl11r1r, plning l11s first glint If fLlllblClx, went otf right taelsle for 54 X lrds 1nd p1xd1rt Brutlley lsielstd off to Iordin ind then rccoyued his fumblt Sutn plixs l1ttr onts rolled our ttnttr tor tl1e seeond tally ln tlie Il1lI'Ll qulrter S11r1r 1011n brolxt tl1t sl11dow o1 tl1e LlpI'ltfl1tS lilllxlllg the store 19 0 For Ioqm the Il1lI'Ll quirttr wis seortltss In tl1e fourth qulrter with xl'lI'l0l1 r serxes in the glme tl1s. Berries turned on rlit juiet to score twiet 111 one l'l1ll'lLlfL btfoit tl1t 11rst tt 1111 e ut get lately lllto tl1e - 11e XXIII 17 steonts to , Roelsx onts 111ttretpttt 1 l0glI1 pus 111t It ined 6x 1 lrds to tl1 I 113111 1 llkl lint The gl endtt btfort tl1t Giants eould stut tl1t next pl1x B1 ulu elrritd dtftnsixe l1o11ors lOl tl1t week Nlirion 1 A11tt1so11 1 t C7lll lIX Xflflttl o11 11 t Illl, 11 s .' , minutes. Aones passed to Gu liford for -+8 yard' and a touchdown. Tl1s.r- was no more seorinv durinb tl11. first quarttr. I11 the second period Billy XY'illi.1111s, indian speedster ter111i11.1ted a '6 yard drive by going uff tfr t.1e'e for I yards and a touchdown. IC atttmpted ru11 for extra point was stopped by Brad- ly. The l1a f -nded i11 a de.1dlo'k 6-6. Billy XVil iams scortd again for Anderson ' tl1e tl1ird qLI.ll'IC1' climaxing .1 60 yard drive. The conversion was good. Anderson led 1. -6. Marion came back with .1 touel1- down O11 a beautiful l3Llff0l1l100li pass from Sl1ira1' to i Q ts for f3 yards. Brat ey s 1 acetiet was no good. S1UI'Ily after tl1e beginnim, of tl1e fot11'tl1 quarter Recky Q ones elimaxed .1 70 yard drive with 1 6 y. ' tam around tli- Indian s left end. 4 plays later t1e 141111 - ' ' - u1is ' gg 11 xy: 5 Indians punted to Rocky jones, who received on Yl1C 10, ran straight up field for 10 yards, faked to the right and went to the left sideline and dashed 90 yards for a touchdown. He was aided by a terrific block on the pant of Shirar and end Tom Williaiias. Bradley ran around right end for the conversion that made the scoreboard read 25-13 Marion. XVilliams and Polston were the defensive heroes of the week. Muncie Central 26 - Marion 6 The Muncie Central Bearcats fthat's putting them mildlyj invaded Memorial Field and pro- ceeded to walk all over our Giants. Homer Bradburn and Kenny Delk were the mainstays of the Bear- cat offense while the outstanding defensive Giants were Bull Bradley, Charles Polston, and Charlie Bowlds. The game was slow for the first half but every one of the cats had cut loose in the remaining two frames. The final score 26-6. Marion 7 -- Frankfort 0 It was a cool, clear night at Frankfort when the Marion Giants tackled the Nighthawks. Neither team could penetrate its opponents 20 yard line during the first half. Frankfort opened their bag of tricks, reverses and double reverses to keep the Giants baffled. The third quarter saw both teams threat- ening but failing to score. The Nighthawks got as far as the 17 yard line before Jones intercepted a Frankfort aerial. Marion drove to the Frankfort 4 yard line before losing the ball on downs. Witli zn minutes to go Ralph Kicker punted out of bounds on the Marion 12. Many people began to talk of a scoreless tie but Marion started to move. Four plays moved the ball up to the 30. Cantrill Gulliford playing fullback in place of Bob Shirar, went off right tackle 39 yards to the Frankfort 31. Frank- fort called time out with one minute and 47 sec- onds left. On the very next play Gulliford screen-passed to jones who went the remaining 31 yards behind the protection of the entire Giant for- ward wall. In the remaining minute and a half, Frankfort began throwing desperation passes. Jones intercepted one and returned to the 24. Four plays later Gulliford carried the ball to the Nighthawks 42. Tom Willianis downed the ball. Time ran out two plays later. XVilliams, Bradley, and Bowlds were the standouts for the Giants on defense. Elwood Panthers 20 - Marion 20 Roger Rock jones again led our Giants with a brilliant evening's work at the half back slot. But our Giants fell short in a rough and tumble battle. Going into the final minutes, Elwood took over on downs and scored to knot up the game 20-20. Marion marched to the Elwood 34 and at- tempted a touchdown screen play. The pass was complete but our receiver was swarmed to ground by the knock down-drag out Panthers on the 13 yard line just shy of a deserved, game winning T.D. The final score again 20-20. Marion 25 - Wabttsli 35 Bob Shirar put the Marion footballers into an early lead, as he pulled his way through the middle from five yards out. The Giants trailed 14-7 just before the half but two jones to Gulliford aerials put the Giants out in front 19-14 at half time. Wabgisli scored three more times before the Giants came back with a last minute tally. New Castle 19 -- Marion 14 The battle started in the early minutes of the second quarter when Dick W'halen pitched a pass from their 27 yard line Jack XVright received and went the remaining distance untouched. The Trojans missed the conversion and the score stood 6-0. The game was dull until the third quarter when New Castle marched 77 yards to the Marion 4 yard line where Jim Dailey carried it across. Tom Dailey missed his second conversion. The score re- mained 12-0 to end the quarter. The final frame opened with an interception of Whalen's pass by Roger fRockyj jones on the New Castle 31. Next front Ron lett to r11.,ht Polston Dmon Ma gart ones Xltssersmxth Hunt Fttter Second Row Bradles Carl Cam Gullxford :nckson Bovlds Stephenson Thnrd Rovs Thomas Pnnktrton Shmault Banter D Bradford Sloderbtek Southwmek Fourth Row Perm Wagner Herrmg Handsthx Bradford Iwerhart Bennett lpnith Row Vardaman Seearee Wnlcx Berger Bcek Olnen Duns Snxtn Row Conn Pollty Strange Bnek Nhller Vogel Wharton Sewenth Row D Smith Shlrar Sellers L Snnth Vehrlv Youngs Hopkms Enghth Row St1rn1t7ke Clrter Bakew Hahn C Bovnlds Shearer Nmth Pow Wfoltman eoaeh Stone assnstant eoaeh Xlurphj, ass1st.xnt eoleh Wxer asslstant eoaeh plly Gulhford passed to Jones for 20 yards to the 11 Bob Shlrar earn d the p1gsk1n our Cvullxford converted to make the score 12 7 Manon locked and the Trojan s droxe to the MIYIOH 26 where otr fo ward vmll held Two plays llter Wxth Blll'l0l'1 taclxlers and galloped the Cl1SI1llCC Gulhford agam converted to put Manon 1n the leld 14 17 Then New Castle took to the axr D1ck Whllen plss d long to JIITI Da1ley for 1 41 yard gun gomg to the 21 Whalen passed on the flat to erm Elhs who scampered over Tom Da1leys conversnon was good New Castle led 19 14 w1th .1 mmute remamnng the Grants st lrttd rollmg They had passed the1r wly to the. JS when the gun sounded LOOKING THE SEASON OVER Mmon Opposmon FIFSI dow ns Yd gain scrlmmlge 1716 2353 Yd lost senmmlgt 2 7 Torn ards attempted Ions lrds Completed TO1XVl1'dS meomplete Form ards mteretpted bv 1-1- Marlon Opp0s1t1o11 ad on forvs ards passed 4 Yd on mterceptnon Punts fNumberj Yd runb1clx punts Kmleoffs CNumberj Axe Klckoff ad runback knckoffs Fumbles Own fumbles recox ered Opp fumbles recoxered Penaltles Yd lost penaltnes Total gun Totll loss 'Net gfun 1X0 of T D Mt yds com pass Axe yds runblelx punt 486 38 3 667 20 2700 2097 19 9 Au yds 1'L1l1blLlx luekoff 16 1 'No of tx po nts 1ttem No of ex IJOIIIIS made Tot ll pomts 77 436 72 36 7 462 J 2839 2253 45 1: . - Q ' ,- ,' ', , ' -I v ,gf , -I .v A - ' , , , A '- .U -' , 14' ' ,J 1 I , ' n t -. 1 , . L- . t . ' - ' 179 231 r '. '. . . ' 1 ' 'L ' ' 34 31 in possession of the ball, Jones broke loose from two Avg- Punt 33,4 32.7 ' 1 I I 4 . ' ' Q , 2 I . . ff' 1 0 V 49 46 D , J, I, ' , ' , ' - ' 26 23 . , . T . . ' . . ' . ' ' ' 14 5 . ' V . V 'l , ' . - f 18 12 1 l . ' 37 39 - g 3 '75 L 1 -603 -586 Q N C. S . 'A f . 80 119 Y . . . 20 27 - 19 83 -ll 1. 1-' 18 4.2 f H . - 1 93 79 ft. 1-' . 9.1 I 'S t ' 48 24 1' . 1 in . 20 27 fw Us - 35 41 N. ' 2 I - 7 19 '- ' ' 'X ' , ' 10 1 ' 1 1- 181 BASKETEEHS HAVE HUT A ll IIIJLD SEASIJ S COACH wooov wem XVoodrow QXVoodyj NVeir played varsity ball for Indiana University for three years where he was captain of the 1933-1934 team. He won two Balfor awards for su- periority in athletics. After graduation he coached one year at French Lick, four years at Jasper, and two and one half years at Vincennes. After that he went to Stan- ford University and coached the freshman team for two years. He then joined the Navy for three years and four months. After his discharge, he Came to Marion. The Giants opened the '48-749 sea- son with wins over Greentown 49- 35, Elwood 40-33, and Fort Wayne Central before losing their first decision to the Kokomo Wfildcats 40-38 in an extra period. On the following Xvednes- day the lanky Huntington Vikes handed the Giants their second loss 44-34. The An- derson Tndians evened our won-loss record by defeating our boys 48-29. XVe defeated the Kokomo team 36-35 in a return con- test. The Marion five traveled to Vincennes only to lose to the Alice's 41-32. Our Giants lost their opener in the New Year's Tourna- ment to the Muncie Bearcats 44-38, but came through in the consolation game to take a 41-37 decision over South Side of Fort XVayne. The Richmond Red Devils took the tournament with their 48-37 de- feat over the Muncie Bearcats. Our Giants brought the won-loss record back to even when they beat the Peru Tigers in a close one 38-34. The Marion five handed the Richmond Red Devils a bitter 59-39 defeat. The host New Castle Trojans came out a victor over the Giants in their contest 41- 39. but the Giants came back to defeat the XY'abash Apaches 42-40 in a last minute de- cision. Lafayette defeated our Giants 60-31 to keep up our see-saw season. The Big Green from Tech took a 43-39 victory in the closing minutes of play. Then Anderson won easily from our Giants in their one- sided 65-47 return contest. Xve lost another overtime battle to favored scrappy Ifrank- fort Hotdogs, 43-41. The Logansport CONGRATS CLYDE BAYARD COMES DOWN CONN CLIPS 'EM DOWN Top Row-ilaines, Klein S d R K' 3, N1 C k t Cfllll OW? Il1 ', . C .ISHS 'ey Bottom RowfCircle Conn Berries led the entire game to take our regular season finale 50-41. The Giants got through the 349 sec- tional with defeats of St. Paul 66-43, Swayzee S8-54, and the finale with Fairmount 40-34. The Giants suffered a bitter defeat in their regional at the hands of Kokomo. Clyde James played his final game for MHS in the regional tournament. Clyde was a Giant varsity man for 3 years. He was captain in his final year. Don McCroskey was another senior who played his last basketball for MHS. Don played his second year of varsity ball as a guard. Bayard King our redheaded guard played his final game against Kokomo in the regionals. Bobcat has been var- sity material for 3 years. In his final season Bayard scored more than 160 points. Drake Circle, another one of our six seniors lost by graduation, played his first year of varsity ball for MHS. Drake developed as the season went along and finished up as a seasoned performer. PROUD LETTER WINNERS gi Top Row-Carl, McNeely Second Row-Gulliford, Bick Bottom Row--Fisher, Dillon Bob Conn pulled us out of many a trying game with his one-handed hook shots. Bob played his second and final year of varsity ball for MHS. Bob had hitting trouble during the early season but pulled out of it to finish strong. Donnie Carl last of the six sen- iors lost by graduation, played his final game in the regionals, Donnie was a small but shifty guard for MHS. Pat Klein, although hampered by minor injuries in his junior year, should be a mainstay of the Giants next year. Pat played outstanding ball in all of the games in which he participated. The loose jointed Pat pulled several games out of the fire with his hook shots. Charles McNeeley, a junior, showed much promise this year. Chuck, despite his roughness, can hit very well and should prove to be a mainstay next year. Cantrill Gulliford, another junior, played as a center on the 48-49 Giants. Cantrill is a big boy who could prove to be very useful to Woody Weir's '49-'50 Marion Giants. Ed Bick was one of the two sopho- mores who played varsity ball this year. While not getting into many ball games, Ed showed fight and speed on the floor. Ed has two more years in which to show his stuff. Francis Fisher, a tall lanky center for the Giants, has an opportunity to be one of MI-IS's truly great basketball players in the next two years. Fisher started slow but developed rapidly as the season progressed. Greentown , , Front Center D1skey Nlannger Bottom Row Hall B1shop Yogel Shmrer Nlontgomery beeond lxovs Banter Nkhxrton F1htr C.1rt1 Ldvxnrds Xlvolrnmm coxth Bob D111on served as student manager for h1s second year He was an apprenuce under Gene Connelly last year To Bob goe the cred1t for keepmg the boys happy Bob IS a senlor th1s year He worked hard 1n h1s yob as student manager and deserxes much cred1t SEASON S SUMMARY Iamts Klng V1cCro e C1rc1e Conn Car Stevenson Gulhford Blck McNulty 1'1sher Carter V1ontgomery Wh1rton Bmter Edwards fouls 20 FCA 1-C PLT 274 2 2 204 7 2 4 7 FTA ICT 7 20 4 4 476 429 0 99426 17521 0 A ' TEAM PROSPECTS The B team, thls year, exh1b1ted the f1ght and sklll needed for a good future varslty squad A well balanced team, practlced good teamwork They had, and w111 have the toWer1ng helght wh1ch IS much needed to w1n games cons1stently V1s1tors Marmn Elwood Ft Wfayne Central Kokomo Anderson Kokomo MUHCIC Central Peru R1chmond Yew Castle XVabash Lafayette Jefferson Ind1anapo11s Tech Anderson Frankfort Logansport overumej ' I ll V ' QQ ,, . . 6 6 f , .. . A ' G. 1 'S A FT '1 TP ,I - 20 76. 77 75 44.58 196 20 32 5 20 271 68. 59 50 26 .5 162 - 1 sk y 20191 59. 55 26 .91 14 24 13 Klein 17 156 40 .256 39 17 .456 97 Huntington 26 23 15 105 50 .-s6 55 29 .5 7 S9 31 27 5 1 13153 12122 25 13' li 21 4 ' 20 ' ' ' 1 ' 28 23 V 9 31 6 .19 18 11.611 23 ' 8 13 5 .585 6 5 .50 13 26 27 ' 11 17 4 .325 6 2 .555 10 ' 23 31 . 6 14 4 .284 s 1 27 22 'h 3 15 21 5 X 1 41 24 4 6' 1 ' ' . 16 15 b 1 26 31 . ' 1 25 27 ' . 12155 50 .4 328 1 . 779 30 24 If LFILLI E THEIR SEIIII II YE H Pnrbxrl Nell Small no. Sara Ann Shllll Nllflllll Qtcyy nrt Our cheerleaders bolstered our school sp1r1t very much through out the season of athletic contests Elected last spring they were ready to lead the Marion fans in back mg the football team at the beginning of the school year Wfhen the eyer favoritc, basketball, started they backed them until Bmttom Row Ohlcmeyer Shinault Nlesslcr Nionks Top Row Drummond Rainer Ring Nlurphy the team was defeated in the Regionals BS tryxng new yells, holding sklts at pep sessions and keeping the fans yelling, the nthusiasm of the crowd was kept ahye The little five year blond that helped out during the season was Sara Ann Small, sister of the yell leader, Barbara Nell Small The obylous arm of Intramural sports at NI H S is to proyidc an outlet or opportunity for boys who do not quite qualify for yars1ty basketball It m stitutcs tht princrplcs of sportsmanship co operation hayc bcen ablc to gain such qulhties otherwise ames Vlurphv rssued the call early in lNoycmber for those interested There were enoush boys to compost 13 tcams The teams were diyrded into tvxo leagues the Purple and the Gold In single ehmm ation tournaments in each lelgue the Spark Plugs capturcd the Purplc lcrput and the Coyy boys took the Gold In a conte t bctyxtcn tht Ilu3,s 1rd the Csoyy boys the latter axon to thc tunc of 34 4.3 Chuck Messler and Ken Ohlemeyer paced thc Coty boy uctory yyith 8 points apiece ohnny Grubb tallied la of the losing Sparkplugs 23 points In thc championship Lame the All Stars defeated the Coyyboys 36 29 Rock ones and Iohn Grubb paccd the Stars yyith ll and 7 points rtspectiy cly yy hile Eddie R1n2 led the losers yyith 8 I TIUIMUHZII. S IIIIESSF L AGAIN 1 ji . . 1 . In fs Fisher . , 4 A . . '. . . - . 7 . . . . L . Y . . V . , s -i 1 I 1 ', n i ,' 1 I V . c . e , .. . . . . . . Y . . Y 7 l. 3 . . A . . . V 1 ' -A v - T. nl .A L 4 li- n . I-I and fair play' in those participants who might not I 'K F 1 ' I vi A. A 4 1 . . y y Y , . . - . . ' . at , . ' L . . s 1 - 5 Y 1 i P v Y l f V i x -5 I , . .. s V ' ' y r '- 1' , i . , i , i . f ' ' ' s s V' l il v I V I I A ,Y K 60 EHUSS IIUUNTHY HAS FULL SE!-XSIJN Cross Country was revived as a sport here in Marion High School when Ray Sears took over the duties of track coach in 1946. The Giants had a bigger schedule this year due to the fact that more transportation was available. The Searsmen had a fairly good season this year. They won six of their nine meets, five of which were slams and the other lacked two points of being a slam. Ander- son, which has taken the state champion- ship in Cross Country for several years, nosed out Marion by only one point in a dual meet. The Giants ended their sea- son by placing fifth in the conference, fifrli in the Sectional with Lorenzo Fleece placing second in both and going on to the state meet as an individual runner where he led the first mile and placed tenth. The harrier squad began their practice on August 17, continuing throughout the season on a IZ and 2 mile course. Mr. Sears calculated that the boys had run 300 miles during their season. Letter awards were given to the follow- ing: Seniors, Lorenzo Fleece, Tom Deal, and Jim Eastesg Juniors, Dewey Hall, Sophomores, Freddy Mills, Freshman, Lind- ley CDocJ Wagner. Derrold Johnson had the hard job of stu- dent manager for our cross country team. He had to keep the uniforms clean, check out the uniforms, and help keep the sta- tistics. He was awarded a letter at the con- clusion of the season during the award presentations before the student body by coach Ray Sears. 51101 V Yo Front Q.L 1ZCl'-SCJFS, Coach Bottom Row-Hatter, Piishir, Mills, Snider, Fleece, W'.lgncr 'lop Row-jackson, Deal, Ixastes, I-isher, Hall, Shrock B b CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE fLow score winsj Marion Opponents 17 Washington QIndp.j 38 1 S Logansport 40 1 S Fairmount 40 2 8 Anderson 27 1 S Kokomo 40 3 1 Mississinewa 24 15 Muncie Central 40 1 S Lafayette 40 39 Wabash 19 Conference Sth Place Sectional Sth Place Won 6 Lost 3 SEARSEMEN WARMUP JSFVT-mg DERROLD JOHNSON AHIII HIGH TH!-Ulli TE!-11VI ll ta Ray Sears, coach Ray Sears has completed his third year of guiding our thinly clads to many victories. He has quite a few records for himself. He attended Butler University where he was a member of the track and cross country teams. His records include winning the National A. A. U. championship in the 10,000 meter run, National Collegiate Cross Country Champion, and in 1934 he broke the worlds record for the two mile run at Madison Square Garden. e Mann, Queen Xlary james, Xhrilyn .leffries 63 + 1 A .f . A N llimfllln, X1i11s. Bashir, Deal, Snyder .. ,. ,.. 1-vp liwxxf-ll.imi1ton. lusliop, X1tNt-ply, glones, L,ulliinr,l Following the custom established a few years ago, Mary james was elected to reign as track queen for the 1949 season from a field of five candidates nominated by the track squad. Those nominated were: Sue Mann, ,Iackie Roush, Sue Ireland, Marilyn ,feffery and Mary James. Sue Mann and Marilyn Jeffery were elected as attendants to Her Highness, the 1949 track queen, Miss Mary James. These girls were nomin- ated by the track squad, but they were elected by the student body. The queen presented the various winners with their ribbons following each event. Marion enjoyed a fairly successful season along the cinder paths. The Marion Giants completed the season with a better than average won and lost record. Mainstays of our Marion track team this season who scored heavily in the seasonis meets were: Ed Bick, Rocky Jones, Cantrill Culliford, Tom Vice, Lorenzo Fleece, Bob Shirar, Duane Bishir, and Tom Deal. Prospects for the 1950 version of the MHS tracksters are especially encouraging. Ed Bick, whom we found very adept on the hardwood, as well as on cinder path, will be active in the dashes, 100 yard, 220 yard, 440 yard, and the relay squad. C. XV. Perry, a ninth grad- WI S M JUHITY UP MEETS l ffl.. wr e...-f-7 cp? s -B Q Wiksrf. 559: 2 . fiii 4 gag- Pgfxwcvzxs ,- , Bottom Row-Vice, Nlcliecyer, johnson, Ifleete. Shirar, Sehearer -Iames Murphy, Assistant coaci lop Row-liiek. Alamos, Scearce V.xrd.un.1n, Yngel. Nleiireary er at Martin Boots, Bill Shearer now a sophomore in MHS, and Charlie McNeeley, a junior, will provide many prospects for our future thinly clads. Duane Bishir and Freddie Mills will suc- ceed Lorenzo Fleece in the distance hauls on the 'SO squad. Tom Vice will return next season to haul down honors for MHS in the quarter and half-mile runs. The 1950 Marion High School cinder squad will not inherit the many talented and seasoned performers in the field events that the 1949 squad possessed. There are several promising participants that may prove valuable for one or two more seasons on the track squad. Besides the regular scheduled meets, Mar- ion took part in the Kokomo Relays, Muncie Relays and the Delphi Relays. Toward the close of the season several boys were entered in the sectional track meet. Xvinners there were entered in the Regional meet and from there those placing either first or second were entered in the state meet at Butler Iiield, Indianapolis. Marion was represented in all these meets but was not able to win many points in the final meet due to the stiff competition from other parts of the state. Ray Sears' able assistant, James Murphy, better known as Murph,'7 has a wealth of track experience. He is a graduate of Marion High School. He holds the shotput record for the high school. He spent three years in high school trackg three years at Purdue: two years at Ball State, where he participated mainly in field events, and he spent seven years, from 1938-1945, as an independent runner. STUDENT NIANAGFRS Bottom Row-Dollar, Alohnson, Cushman Top Row -Hemmick, Stevenson BASEBALI. HAS LUIIHLESS SEAEJUN The Gants baseball schedule f01 the 1949 season showlng conference games IS a follows Aprl St Mary s Alldelsoll Aprll Hartford Clty Aprll Greentovl n Aprll Logansport Aprll Anderson Aprll Kokomo Aprll X ay N ay Vlay N as X as N ay N ily RlChH1Ol1d Frankfort Nluncle Tech Lafax ette Huntlngton News Castle Greentovl n Completlni, hls flrst year as coach ot the Glant baseball squad coach oe Bell found llttle materlal left ox er and as a lesult the Nlarlon Hlgh School GIHHIS of the dllI'll011d suffered rough gO1Hg durlng thelr 1949 sea son Ille team stalted sloyl l0SlI'l5 SLXLl1l games by lopslded scores on ellly season mlscues As the season proaressed the box s experlence began to hovs The re3,ular startlng nlne at mld season dld not haue a selllor on If Thls shows an lndlcatlon of the bulldlng project belng undertaken by Coacll Ioe Bell The VHS baseball team of the future IS SOI11CIl'llI1g to look ahead to Seseral promlslng junlors and sophomoles are looklng forward to good years Xr Herrlng a freshman IS Sl'lOVkll12, future promlse of becomlng, a malnstay of Glflllf' ball teams Herrlng son of former mayor leaguerer Art Herrlng Sr does well on the mound as vlell a at numerous other posltlons Pat lxleln alternated the season between short stop and flrst base dependlng upon the pltcher be It Lawson or Herrlng Bob I aw son also does well at the 1I1lf121l sack when Herlllag plIfCl'lLS oe Bell luggled hls l1l1CUp well to get the nlost out of hls l'llIfCI'S Al though the 'Vlarlon Hlg,l1 School Glants of the Lll11ITl0l'ld dld not enloy too successful a season the WHS baseball teams of the fu tule show pl OI1l1SC l boss play ed the fOllOXXlI15 POQIIIOHS C Bradford P Herrlng Lawson 'Vl s r Fxkes Kleln Kelham Ohlemexer Nl0I1t2.,0ITlL1X ulals throughout the season BASEBALL RECORD Anderson St Vl11X s 18 Marlon Y Hlrtfold Clty 6 MRYIOIX 1 Wlallon 7 Greentown 1 Logansport 13 MHYIOH 0 Anderson 20 MRFIOH 8 Kokomo 3 MQFIOH 1 RlCl1H10l1d 7 Marlon O MUHCIC Central 9 TVTLIFIOII 1 Indlanapolls Tech 7 MHFIOIH 0 Lafay ette 1 MHFIOD 0 New Castle lh1211'1Oll ca lcelled All Games Marlon vlon 1 lost 9 Conference M1flOn won 0 lost 7 1 , . ,gg U. .. . 1.11 . '.. .s : ' ' , ' .. - l 'l 8 . - ' H '- L '- 5 . Y A l 12 l . 1 e , ' l . 4 2' - A 13 Y H H ' ' 20 C T Tl e I' . f 1 f' 1 .' ' : ' 22 C H - ' 26 C H - ' ' Z9 ' C T IB, 14 ' 5 ' C T 2B-l e.sle ll f 10 l ' C H 313-. If 1 ' 12 C H SS- ' l fl, j 17 j C T LF- l ll 1' 19 ' H CF- .I V 24 l' f . C H RF-l Y '11 ' 27 ' ' T Other players alternated with these reg- .il A . q J x I ' . 7 K H , x 'ly' 2 A b , . . . . ' . S 3 ' 1 ' -, - . n . Q I . Q 3 . . . . . . 7 - l T , . V . . . , C l Q V ' 'C ,. I' I u l . , . s Y I 1 l , . 9 'a A ' Il 3 f s ' ' . . ' , V - ' 3 ' . I o : C . , . 64 MAHIIJ HIGH GULF TEAM UHES WELL Coach Q'XVoody XVeir's ,49 version of the club swingers, one of our outstanding spring sports, passed through a fair season. Uur won-loss record was almost even, even then our Giant golfers placed high in the state. Paced by Drake Circle, who has been rated among the best conference golfers for the past two seasons, and with the help of Freddie lfdwards who was low Medalist of the year, our golfers did very wcll. Seasons scores are as follows: Nlarion S lflwood 0 Nlarion 0 Huntington 8 Marion 6 Newcastle 6 Marion 4 Peru 7 Marion I0 Huntington Catholic 0 Marion 7', 3 Muncie 7fQ Marion 6 Newcastle 4 Marion 3 liogansport 9 Big Ten Con. Marion Sixth Marion 12 XVabash 0 Marion 8 Huntington 2 Marion 71 3 Peru SEQ Marion 12 Xvabash 0 State meet Marion 'Iliirteentli Mentor XVeir has only one graduating senior, Mr. No. 1 Drake Circle. Circle, be- sides completing two seasons of basketball has participated in four seasons of golf. As for next seasonls prospects things look very 1 l I may X I L lfk Us W H+ 12 ,,, liroyles, Coach inn carl, l.ii,lkner, ldwartls, Ciirtlt favorable. Four of our usual first five, Faulkner, F. Edwards, Broyles and Clester will be back on hand for next year's turf season. Qui' linksmen played such teams as Anderson, New Castle, Muncie Central, and XVabash. Besides these regularly sched- uled meets, Marion competed in confer- ence, sectional and state matches. The awards were plentiful this year with all the boys participating receiving either a sweater or letter. Russel lykcs, .-Xrt llerring. Kenny Olilemfit-ig Charles Xltsslcr, li.il,h W in Xorinan lilxxards, lion liradford, Pat Klein gl-'lin l5.l'1lCI'. GIRLS LEAH VIEUHU S GAMES THATS A POOR EXCUSE' WHATS HAPPENING NEXT? Due to tl1e 'on1tv1l11t limited llLlllIlLS litre at MTFIOII Hlgll Scl1ool, giil s ltlilttiu consists mostly of pl1x sical CClLlClflOIT Girls wlio paiticipatt 111 tl11s subject TFL tluglit bcttti Sp0lI9I11ll1SlTlp lt1dtrl11p 'lI1Ll s tc foi autl1o11tx Taking, p1rt in fu Xarious games and sports included in tit D1og1am tl1e giils duclop mort ptittct l11U9CUl3I coo1d1111t1on and better postuit Physical LLlLlL1fl0l'l is 1 ILqLllI'LLl subytct fo1 all sopl1omo1ts Howucr, tl1ost vxl1o are taking band and those who has doctors certificate excusing tlum f10l11 strenuous exercise art 11ot required to p'1r- JUST RESTING 6 t1c1p1tt Altlltlugll mms 2,lIlS l1ad alrmdx talcn pl1xs1cal education 111 junior l11gl1 onlx two of tl1e1r pl1x sical education cred its may bt included IIT tl1e tliirtx tvxo rt quntd for S,I'lLlL1ltlOI1 In the fill in prcp1r1t1on fo1 tl1t moxt stitnuous spoits, sucli as xollu ball and basketball vxl11cl1 are to follovs tl1e gnls uc f.1LlQ,l'lf tl1t simple gamts 1nd exercises vx l11cl1 aid IIT tlit dutlopmtnt of 111uscul1r co midination and teamwork Much concentration is gixen to xolltx ball during tlie sear The game IS played botl1 scmtsters. The classes 111 divided in- to teams. Afttr a period of practice games -1 single loss eliminatio11 tourn'1ment is held. During the winter the girls take part in basketball. Through various exercises tq1ug,l1t tbtm by Mrs. Boxtll tlit girls dt- velop tlic coordination needed in passing 1nd Sl10OIlITS1 tl1e ball. After 1ccomplisl1ing this, tht classes elect captains and form teams. In tliis game 1lso '1 tournament is played. Anotlicr ftature of tl1t girls athletic program is kickpin, Altbougli ITOI as mucl1 time is du otcd to it as to basketball and volley ball it is very popular with tl1e girls. I is l3l'0Ll5,lTf i11to tl1t 1DI'OS.fl llTT during tlic 11tttr pr1rt of tl1e year '1fttr tl1e basketball and volley bill tournaments have been played. BIJIQIU SPUHTSMANSHIP was JUMP BALL SPIKE THAT GRAPEFRUIT At yarrous times during the year, the girls haye different types of relays, vyhrch are important rn the development of co ordination and teamwork In the spring the attention shrfts slightly to y arrous moderate forms of softball which may be play ed indoors These complete the year s actryrtres Perhaps the climax of the year rs the pre sentatron of the grrls physical education award on annual award day at Marion High School On this day the one girl, who rn the oprnron of her classmates, be t meets certain qurlrfrcatrons receryes r 3,5 00 award The qualrfrcafrons are as follows Must haye had two sem sters of plays real education Must haye correct posture at all times Must demonstrate leadership abrlrtyf Must show good sportsmanship, play the game farrly and be a good wrnner or oser S Must haye respect for authority' Cthrs includes orders of teachers, captains and refereesl 6 Must practice good health habits 7. Must maintain personal neatness and cleanliness. The winner is selected by a direct vote of all gym classes after two girls from each class haye been nominated. This year the yy inner was a sophomore Carol Ex ans 67 The remainder of the nominees receryed certrfrcatef of merrt This year certificates vsere gryen to the following students Iors XX ard, Ioan Tedder, Marrlyfn Williams Ruth Moore, Barbara Bovslds Anne Mae Adamson, ackre Faulkner Opal Howard and Vary Huber The achievements of these girls rn this field ard rn showing the importance of phy srcal education rn malsrng the student a better p rson, both mentally and phys really and also a better ertrzen of her sehool and her eommunrty SKIPPING ROPE V416 87lgdgL6i in by all C1llISlL1L 01 1111111111111 10 111ss1s, 11111011 H1g11 8111001 L15 1 dL U lllgllllll 10115 N11 1 xV11L1 K C. s1u111111 11111 1f1111111 1111111111 111111111 1111 5111111111 C 01111611 IS 1110 111011 1111110111111 11 11111 10111111 II 1 1111111111 to 1111111 1111 1111111 111111 111 11111 1 1 1111 I1 s11 1 IS 1 1111111 CDIL,11k.9I11 11111 A111 1111111 C 1101111 '1 1101101 1110s 11110 11111 111 011151111111111 31111111 IS 1 Ill 111 11111 11 101111 N 11101111 1101101 S011111 1111 11019 10111 1111 H1 H :11111 1111111 1, ls 10111 X T1 11s 101 1111 1111111091 01 111011101111g 2:0011 f111011 s111p IO NX 1111 0111111 T11s1 1110 g101111s 11111 'l1XVlXS 111111 111111 III 1111 1111411 5111001 1Xl'l1OI1g 1111 1111111 011111 01g1111111'0111 111 1111111 101 I11O1L 111111111111 111 1 p11111u111 111111 301111 01 111181 111 A1C11e11 C.,1U15, C1111111a C,1ub L11111 Club 11111 LI 1 C 11,117 A11 C11111, U1 111111111 C:1ub US11Cl9 Cx11111 S11 11111 C11113 11001111 C111111, 51111111.11 S11u1t111111sqQ, 11111 111 0103.11 C 111111 T111Q1 1 11'111us 3111111111 111011 11fe at MH S 1 111151 0111, 11111111 1111 111111111 111111 11r1111, C'1CILl9 1l01lC 11111 X1LlS'L 11s111 11 11111 10 1111 1111011111111 11111 1111111111111011 0f 1111 1111111111 0 , , I l'. 1 A L l l 'X ' K 1g'xk' A t '. . ki V 011' ll vi 1 1'111'ic11' 11 1' f V11 1 1 '11 1 3,- . 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' 1 1 :Xu .11 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 I 11' L 1 DANCE Q , , Q 'N-. in J 9 ' Q O 54' 5 - eg 55. if 3 DATE 90146 N55 ui XX g f4 LAF- Z if Jr' RONANCE DADQELL BQOTHER Associate Edrlor Edrlor nn Chief Faculty Advisor Barbara Nell Small John Buxfon Mr B H Penrod PHESENTINB THE 19451 EAETU5 STAFF As the staff looks back tt always reflects the fact that no one real1Les the work that goes unto the ptoductlon of 1 yelrbook Needless to say vye may jest about our hard lot but there IS nothmg so demandlng as the publlcatlon of the CACTUS No one person can cope yynth the eomplt cated process of publlcatton Thus yelr s ed 1tor ohn Buxton was ably assnsted II1 l'11S coordtnattye work by Barbara Well Small Jo Hooy er llterary ed1tors fell the respon sbtltty of copy and wrtte ups Allen Ka mmsky and Gordon Lurle busmess man agers and Nancy By ler Joyce Gmh lm and Glenda Stlles clrculatton managers saw to It that the CACTUS came out tn the black by supervlsmg the budget and sol1c1t1ng subscrlptlons Sports coy erage was proy nded by Alyn Brannon and Bob Hayde m Eastes snapped the plctures wh1le Darrell Brothers supervtsed the art work Crystal Brlcker and Berdena Crumley were the ey er needed typlsts The staff worked hard to make the CACTUS the best ever Durmg Thanksgwmg vacat1on B H Penrod Barbara Small Glenda Stlles Joyce Graham Mary Jo Hoover John Buxton Jlm Eastes Gordon Lune Bob Hayde Alyn Brannon and Darrell Brothers attended the N S P A eonference at French Ltck Arrangements were made for thts years coy er and the staff recexy ed many valuable hmts whnch facnlltated CACTUS pro dUCtlOl1 As before much of the money for the CAGTUS yy as raised at the annual CAL TUS FROLIC ll'1 Noy ember Eyery one enjoyed the mary elous floor shoyy and the many carmyal s1dehoyys through our assoclatlon yy1th 1t vue hope lt wnll mean as much to you XVe truly wtsh that IH the years to come tts pages w1ll re call happy md lxstmg memorles fl'llS wlll be our best reward EDITORS NOTE XVe the edltors thought It approprlatc to congratulate the K B F award wlnners Madonna Curtls June Doles Clyde lames Emlly HHYFIS Martetta Boxell Gorden Lurle Iames Shrock Robert XVIHICFS Ruth Scheerer Barbara Graham and Mary Fowler We hope that these and all the rest of the Semors the best of success m future years lohn A Buxton Edttor Barbara Nell Small Assocxate Edttor 'N SS A ,W V. 1 .3 , l e ' 7 X . . - . T I S 1 1 'f 1 1 1 y 1 1 1 1 I 7 1 , 1 ' - ' l r 12 V 7 1 1 6 1 1- y x 1 1 V VV V V . V . . . . - 3 - . x 5 A 7 S . g T ' I ' , - 1 s , , , , - - , V .. - V HV , , , V , , I V J J- V V' V A w l ' ' r r 1 1 I ' 7 v 1 1 V N ' v n G S V V associate editor. To Betty' Comer and Mary' Because the Cactus has become part of us V V . V . V V V - . . V. . V V . V . . V V . - V V - , V , V , . V . . - . VV . . V- 7 T 7 , 7 , I Ae Q , 1 7 2 lt I 'i .T . . . V , . 3 I I . Y 7 7. - . . f f f . Ii ' 1 ' . - - K . 1 1 , , . I 7 5 7 K 3 ' 3 3 , ' 1 . 1 1 3 5 , I 0 . u n 9 9 , 1 1 3 V 1 1 1 - ' 7 V 7 3 70 TIE1 fl ff v Business Managers Lnferary Edufors Allen Kamnnslcy Gordon Lurne Mary Jo Hoover Berry Comer Clrculallon Spor+s Manager Nancy Byler Sraff Phofographer Jrm Easres Assusfanfs Glenda Shles Joyce Graham Spor+s Edrlors Bob Hayde Alyn Brannon Typlsrs Berdena Crumley Chrysfal Brnclcer Mr Aaron Adams, phofograplnc advrsor Roberi' Shrnlhlce, Glen Peacoclr Darrell Brorlwers, A.+ Edlfor Mass Grace Cleveland, arf advlsor 5 V E 2 ,F . QR 4 A .V J V 4 W WV f .M ,, G x -WMM-?-W ' X X 3 'ar M O'Brien receives reward as liclcef champ. Simmons plays again. Sellers and +he Boogie Beal . Crowd par+icipa+es in clarf fhrow. ...any A, FHULIII EAI S FINANCE YEAHBUIJH For many a year, the CACTUS ITROLIC has been the mainstay of the CACTUS budget. It serves to defray expenses which otherwise would be paid for by advertise- ments, and gives the student body a part in the production of the book. This year, the Ifrolie was a huge success, largely due to the many clubs and organi- zations that made it that way. There is no need to enumerate the lfrolie numbers, for they will always be remem- bered as part of the biggest and best 'Trolieu Nl.H.S. has ever seen. Ifaeh club at Nl.H.S. sponsored. deeo- rated, and operated a booth along Cow ilqownis Main Street. lfyerytliing from eandy and flowers to six shooters and :en gallon jugs - of eider - was there to .ure the unwary. The unwary were lured to tune of 592671. This sum was immeas- eirably useful in paying for printing, en- qray ing. etc. Sincerely though, you students helped :Malte this book possible by your whole- aearted support of the lfrolie. The staff says Thank Youi' Buflons and Bows. Q s . ' i Xa i' is ttXx t I tx 1 tr t X 1111 lu 1 L X 1 Ht ll X1 STUIJE T IIUUNIIIL LE!-U15 MHS ETIVITIE5 The Studtnt COL1I1Cll IS tl1t rtprtstntltnt body of tht sthool It IS tompostd of ont mtmlutr md o11t alternatt tlttttd ID tytry hom room plus tl1t I'I'lLIT1lDL1S of tht Stn1t Tht SLHIIL 11 ton1poStd of thltt Stn ors then' 1espttt1yt classes Tht ClDLlIlC1l and Stnite hold 1ltt1nat1ng mtttmg on the f1fth ptrxod ey tny two weeks Tht f1rst In tt1ng wws htld on Tl1u1sd.1y tytnmg Stpttmbtr 30, at 7 00 At tlus t11nt tl1t Q,lL,CIlOI1 of OfflCL1S tool1 plltt cmd N11 Dtan B Sl11lfl1 p11nc1p.1l, t.1ll1td Wlth tht g1oup on, Tht Platt of tht Studtnt Coun t1l lI'1 tl1 H1gl1 School A t1ltnt sezuth, thmaxtd by 1 taltnt show was the flrst project of tht ytar Plans wtrt nnde IH No yembtr fO1 tht Student COLl11Cll to t:1l1t tharge of 'ldyanctd t1cket sllts for tht Cac tuS Frohc At Tl13l1kSg1Xll15 IIIHL, a danct vv.1Q held W1th tlns of food as ldI'l1lSSlOl1 to 11'st food fo1 tht Illlllly W tlflrt Sot1tty A C,l'l11Sfl'l1lS t1tt ww pulthlstd fo1 tht lllllif 11.1111 duung, Cl11lSIl11lS st lson Stut mg at tht bLglI1l'lll1g of tht sttontl stn1tstt1, 1 cotuteyy L'llLI1d3l yy as JIIIHQ tl W1th 1 spttlal tou1ttSy p1o1ect fo1 tlth of rl t fust SIX wttl1s Tht Y Tetns, H1 Y, sopho morts, 1un1o1s, QLHIOIS, 1nd tht C OLlI1Lll tlth gut 1 LULIIILSX 131135113111 Othtr tytnts on tht COL1NCll 5 1949 c1l tndar Wert Sl,1XlI1g at the 21Kl1lLElC banqutt, tonductmg tht LlLCf1OI1 for thttrleadtrs md ca11y1ng on tht school SIOIL, 1 proytct starttd llst ytn ln tht Sprmg, Ind LlLCll0l1 DIXT LNCIL N 11111111 tm 1111 ll rt! 11 lfkhlllkl' t11t tm 1 hrut yltt prtslttnt 1 1 on 1 1 t1 lmt t QTEK' l11111.1111 R11ufNlt'li-' '1'. lt-ltlt-1'. 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' ' ' A 'Q x T X ,, 1 1 , - . ,. , . . 7-1 Paulme Farley Ednfor In cluef SURVEY SIIIJUPS AS USUAL The school was kept posted throughout the year by the Survey under the super v1s1on of M1 J R Rothhaar As 1n prey 1ous years the paper was prmted 1n the school pr1nt shop under the dlrectxon of Mr B H Penrod Headmg the Suu ey staff and fulfrlhng the brll as Edxtor ln Chlef Pauhne Farley held the post throughout the year Workxng w1th her as news ed1tor was Donna Long The staff for the fnrst semester was second page ed1tor Leona Ramp Marrlyn Mahoney th1rd page ed1tor Gene Peden Cec1l Murphy fourth page ed1tor Barbara Graham exchange ed1tor Jo McEnt1re club news Jane Hnatt typxst Pat Nally The news staff 1ncluded Pat Armstrong Betty Banley Delores Deeter Clarence Holloway Patr1c1a Sanderman Barbara Nell Small Loren Thompson MHFCIJ Thorne Barbara Truex Evelyn Wall Bob W1lll8mS The staff for the second semester 1ncluded Betty Barley, Pat Armstrong, Barbara Truex, Marc1a Thorne, Barbara Koons, Evelyn Walls, Loren Thompson, Bud Holloway, Ruth Scheerer, Pat Sander man The page edltors changed at m1d semester and Barbara Nell Small took over second page, Gene Peden, Cec1lMurphy', th1rd page, Themls Mnchos, fourth page. In Noy ember Pauhne Farley Jo McEn ture Pat Sanderman and Barbara Small at tended the Natlonal Hugh School Press Assoclatlon at French Luck There they re cenved 1r1format1on on news and feature vs rxtlng as well as ed1t1ng a paper There were three specxal edltlons pub hshed throughout the year A Cub ed1t1on was put out each semester wlth the begm mng ournahsm students pubhshmg It The fnrst semester Barbara Small was Edntor nn Chlef and was asslsted by Loren Thompson fnrst page ed1tor Marcxa Thorne second page ed1tor Pat Armstrong th1rd page ed ltor Themls Mlchos fourth page ed1tor Th1s ed1t1on also seryed as the Chrnstmas ed1t1on Durnng the second semester Wllma Baker fxlled the post of Cub Edntor and was assnsted by Joy ce Graham and Hope Alleman as f1rst page edltors Phrl Short Rosal1e Gugel econd page Jo Pulley Pat Tann, th1rd page, and Earl Babb, Paul Embry, fourth page The last ed1t1on of the Survey was the Senlor ed1t1on of SIX pages. Th1s 1ncluded the wrlls and prophecys of the senlor class. Upon the shoulders of the beglnnlng pournallsm class wlll fall the job of pubhsh mg next years paper. ILL: 'QYST XT X W., I - - I I I r r ' r - s . 7 7 1 '- .- 9 7 s ' ' . . 7 I . . . . . . - - , - , V . . . - . . 3 J . . . y . . -. - 3 7 a s s s 7 7 3 9 1 S a s 1 1 ' 9 - V . 5 s a - a a , 7 7 5 7 5 7 7 , 3 . 1 C I . ., , , Sfanclnng Walls Armsfrong Sea+ed Koons Small Barley Sfandlng Muchos Rofhlwaar advisor Seafed Sanderman Thompson Thorne S+andlng Holloway Slrauss Seafed Long Truex Peden Bottom Ruvx Sh1rt7er Cultncr Qtlrr Wert Steyens Henxlm Nlmn N1ll1l7I1LX We-.xse Wilson Rmdle ond R xx Ill Xlelxax Smnser VCIHIJCIQB Simmons Clip n llolt Iarger Roxxlus Hanlxs Xlr Batson spmsor Thlrel Rm Cxrpenter Hlllard Howard Xlxller Chase Conn er usun Dtxxs Ixahler Ruyey xx Rox Dollxr 'xleC1rthx Xlxtus 1 Brunt Crossman Shnxe I yon llmelx Noeel Sxmlermm Bottom Rovx NN ebb Qtranev. x r ex meer u I NX nu Conn 'mxes eeond Roxx Valley Vx herly emm Run er bm er Nlurpwx Burton XX hntaex e Dlrst son Russell Thompson Hlrrelel ow Roxy xcnson II rnr Wx r 1 oe ett Xlner Culbertson Duxns Vmeer Bottom Row Dlodore Long., Vxnleoyc Ixlmcs Vwmlter Moss Nun xmalxer 'xleDo'aell .zmes Clexmgcr eeond Roxy Qnle XleLox Ihrr Xlorrovx Stone Hendex e lnney Iluff Xe son Cxlmmms urel Ruxx X aencr nun re xne 'xl um Curus mn ISI Mel un Mlehos XX les er oy Royx e oreon ot1 wt xemln IX Jn C u es I uslel Vx Lb lin xt p 76 LATIN EL B H 5 5 EIIESSFUI. YE!-IH Senatus Populusque Romanus, whlch IS more commonly known as the Latnn Club IS open to students talxxng Latm and passlng 1n thls sub ject, and to those who have success fully completed two yea1s of that sub CCY Prmclples of the club orgamzatxon are based on the government of An Cl6 lI Rome Off1cers consnst of two consuls two quaestors, three aedlles, who are 111 charge of programs, and one trlbune, who ns responslble for zen eral asslstance at all partxes The fxrst meetmg of the year was held 1n November, at whlch tlme the offlcers were elected In observance of Chrnstmas, the modern Roman gang celebrated the Saturnalm, durmg whnch g,1fts and treats were dxstrlb uted Danclng followed The annual Toga Tango an all school dance j0lIlIly sponsored by the Latnn and Spamsh Clubs, held ln Feb ruary , was one of the hxghhghts of the ye lr In May the annual breakfast was nn true Roman Fashlon One of the features of the floorshow was the boys quartet They were accompamed o Mr Batson at the Plano All Latln Club members who got up early wf re well rewarded by fme food and good ente1tamment Success of the club was due to the Oflglllllllty and dependablhty of the off1cers Consuls Iohn Ayres, Marga ret Huff Quaestoxf Mary james, Bob Strange, Aednles, Ilrma Iune Clevnngex, Betty Conn, Lo1s Ward Trlbune, Dlck Webb Sponsor of the club IS W I2 Batson MISS Gladys Neal, Dean of Glrls, who teaches 1n the Latln de partment, asf1sted m the years actxy mes . 7 S 7 I 1 Q 4 ll? I lv All 1 VA I 51 1 -I I Il C, L V ' - SBC ' Lv '- 'Q 2. . , I, ' , H' ', .' , Rl . - I . , , l I ma , , ' j , '. , ', I , , , , 4 , In Q. ' I ,A Axlzj ' A ' ' I . . . - T41 vi- ' , . ' '. -', . . li., , I . , 'li, - - Iu.a , '. s', ' K , ' . , ' XR' ' C .I x, xx - X X ' I V K- C . 7. X , . . - - K 1 6 .. Ia- , . .xg cs, Clf' H V, I' ' ' - I- 'z . S-N H- aj, W ' All' . , ' g' , '. tl' s, . l 1. Third Rdw-Zarcxnski, slfastcx, Tomlinson, Smart, Rcellingcr. Wal- lleld. The Col-xsuls ate their breakfast T, ' easel,-1 Q 'J 3, Alta, lnttle, H -xx , . - - lllll ' ' L I . I , - ' ' S 'sa . 9 J . 5 1 V , Af 'V ml , , , ' V, . V , .Y- K . ' -l , Q ' - ' Tl' , Y gg. I -l. l, X 'll'. s, , T. . R1 ,. '- ., T I 'ilallik G l , ll,ll7I' l , Stall, Iisl l' , , 11 lu, Ca- hl-,1'--, lb, 'lm II ll I x x 1 x xrxu r 1 llk IIIIIII IIW II X X lI'IlI CLUB EHEATES I TEIIEST I ACTIVITIES El Club Espanol, or the Spanish Club as it is better known, started the year with a bang up celebration, and all school dance commemorating All Saints Day or Day ot the Dead Although this was something en tirely new, lf prox ed very successful In December, th Club held their Spanish Christmas Party with the singing of Spanish Carols and the breaking of the pinata as main attractions Also, in December, the aspiring Spaniards sponsored a dance at the City Hall, after the Kokomo Marion bas ketball game These projects were the high lights of the first semester s actix ities During the second semester, the g1oup participated in the sponsorship ot the Toga Tango Dance, which is held annually for the whole school, m February by the Latin and Spanish Clubs, and published the Span ish paper under the editorship of Phyllis Norris The year was chmaxtd with a Pan American Potluck, held May 12 in the cafeteria The potluck vas open to all Spanish students and their guests For the benefit of the Spanish classes, the club purchased two new s iew masters and partlclpated 1n the purchasing of some new Iingua phone records The officers who were elected and in stalled at the beginning of the year were as follows Eddle Cole, president Mary Mc Kcvitt, VICC president, Nancx Byler, secre tary, Peggy Knight, treasurer, and Susan Sisson, program chairman All in all the year prox ed xery gratify mg to the entire club, thanks to the untir mg enthusiasm of Miss Dorothy Case, spon sor, the officers, and the members MARIMBA MAGIC JAM SESSION IN SWAY .a.L..-,,...- vm... X T11 We Bottom Row-I'n.1ll.'d, XVI1iu-, Rn sh, Knight, Cfnlc, Mcliexirt, Sissnn, Norris, Iiyler Sachin Ro 1-I' XIIIS, Nelson, lilliotl, Iiel Inv, S . ss, Slcli itle, ll. rris, love, Gore, XYicslc1 Third RowfNl.1 l iwen, Ilnok, Sellers, Rust, II.n'lt'r, Smith. Ilimtl, C mins, Xlixs Case, Spiinwr Top Row-Ciold l utils, Dillon, NI. 'tin, cN.lI1C. lhvlly, Pierce. Ste 'cns, Di, on, S . xx, Ruscinlml . , . . 7 . Y 2 . , , 7 . . V . . 1 - ' ' . 7 . . , - . . , V I I I Y 7 I 7- - C . . . . . . l K . . I Q - . - - 1 - I C y - Y . ' I - fl . u T .V . . 1 J , . Y. . . . . 3 ' I Y 7 I '- s . . . . - Y - - . v . - , - , . , . . 7 . in X . ' .Q-.X A 77 H11 QIIOR S ttom R111 1 111 1 r 1 1 rrrnr lrel Nlurj IX eo 1d Rom L lxe Drus R ehrrl Dunn S 1 I ms 1rd Row I1 D llar Il l aele X11 rr V I1 LY I LIUU1 HIY MULDS Iillllll FELLUWSHIP The purpose of the H1 Y rs To create, marntarn, and extend throughout the school and communrtj hrgh standards of Chrrst ran character In tryrng to lrvc up to IIS rrety of projects rn 1948 49 Among those projects were dances after the tournaments and throughout the xear H1 Y sponsored busses to out of town games swrmmrne partres at Kokomo, a H1 Y Chorus, an rll school audrtorrum for the eourtesy pro gram, a poho drrx e whrch was carrred on by Hr Y representatrxes rn the home rooms, and a boy booster club Thea also conducted cloale rooms at the Cactus Frolre and Laster Parade The Hr Y also was co sponsor of the Co Ed Youth Forum whrch studred the problems of Xouth and drscussed the possrbrlrtres of solvrng them Conferences attended by the H1 Y were held at Evansvrlle, New Castle, and Fortvrlle The club has about erghty actrve mem bers A formal rnrtratron was held for new members of thrs club and also that of the newly organrzed Mrssrssrnewa Hr Y Club Representatrves from thrs club also attended the drstrrct and state conferenee Plans were made to hold the state conference at Marron next year, wrth an expected attendance of about 700 Hr Y members from all ox er the The drfferent eommrttees were rppornt ed wrth charrmen as follows membershrp, Ted Tobrn, project, Lrndley Eshleman, publrcrty Darrell Brothers Athletrc, Phrl Mrller, socral Dxxrght Xlsrlson, executrxe, Bob Conn At the last meetrng of the year they had an rnterestrng talk ba Mr P I' Alexander, herd of the BT lI'lOl1 Y M C A He told of the clubs summer camp program He asked for xolunteers to ard rn the drrectron of the summer camps Sex eral of the mem bers volunteered for thrs work Orfrcers of thrs year s club were presr dent, Bob Conn, vrce presrdent, Bob Drllon, secretary Dewey Hall, treasurer, Ronald DeWalt, chaplarn, James Daugh erty, seargent at Arms, Wrlbur Scott, fac ulty sponsor, Ray Sears Plans are well under way for an actrve season next year rf thrngs work out accord mg to the present plans l - ' Uf B41 1 '--Ted T1 b' , .lin xlCKCL'Y2 , li rl S ' 'lllx1:, -r , al 1' Sw. '-'c . , 1' . tl ,lol I1 ca Th' '-h me 0 ' , '11 liroyles, J. r 'll- Top Ro '-I.i dly' Iisl l' . , ,loc Cain - l ' U - 1- 1 s ' -' - 1 1 - 1 s s 1 - 1 . . AV K J i 1 . . 7 . L - 7 , x I . S V I . ,, . . . . . 1 ' X I e Y A X high ideals the club carried out a wide va- state. - - ' . . V . . A V . . 1 . . . e . , . K , 4 , . v .- , I I . In . 7. ,V ' I . Y . . e 1 , 1 I - Y . . ' V I X I . X Y 1 ' .- . V . I I A ' 7 7 I I 40 A , . . 5 T C I xl .- 7 1 Y X . . . . , , 1 - Y . . . . . ,- . . , . 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Planck 0 s Rm xx 1 fun r 1 u an LII m ,L x U ug O X hh: Dau mn CUSlll11ll1 Qnrcle 79 W4 RUP Y TEEN CABIWFT t l ry D T p R tr x Ca tr P xll t Sl ONSOR9 t I'pR e Y TEE S DISPL Y LE DEHSHIP This has been a very busy and profitable year for the Y Teens of Marlon High School Under the able leadership of the officers cabinet and sponsors the club members have enjoyed a successful years program The offlcers W re president Wilma Baker, vice president, Charlotte Voss. secretary, Maiy James, ticasurei, Rosemary DuBuque The organ1zat'on was d1V1dCd into eight groups and the cabinet leaders and sponsors of these groups were as follows. Planteens, Nancy Byler and Miss Mariorie Connelly, Gayteens, Marietta Boxell and M1ss Florence Heck, Other Y,s, Alice Cantr1l and MISS Gladys Neal, Get Y's, Charlotte Voss and M1ss Ethel Ren barger, Scoops, Phyllis Norris and Miss Elizabeth Brownlee, Rompers, Betty Bailey and M1ss Carolyn Wilhlte, Thrlfteens, Joan Crimmms and M1ss Mary E Johnson, Sharps 'N Flats, Barbara Nell Small, Betty Conn and MISS Virginia Spencer The recognitlon service, 1n which all of the new members were brought into the club, was held November 16 under the d1 rect1on of the Get Y's During 'World Fel lowsh1p Week, the girls sent gift boxes to countrles all ox er the world The Gayteens and Get Ys spon ored a corsage demon stration at the I G S rooms dlrectcd by Mrs Lloyd Blaker In December the Sharps N Flats pie sented a very clever Christmas pantomime callcd The Night Before Christmas and the Night After. The annual Mother and Daughter Christmas Tea was held in the High School Cafeter1a, December 16 The Big Skateu was held January 19 at the Idyl Wyld Skating Rink under the sponsorship of the Thrifteens and Rompers A humorous pantomime was also presented in january by the Planteens In order to celebrate St. Patr1ck's Day, the Thrifteens and Scoops sponsored a Pat and Patsy Shin Dign for the I-I1 Y and Y Teens at the YWCA on March 10. The Sharps 'N Flats presented an enlovable pro gram at the Fhnn Home on March 73 The annual Go to Church Sunday was held in April. On th1s Sunday all Y Teens attended one church as a group The highlight of the year was the Mother Daughter Banquet held in May This was the last activity of a very successful year. I W , ' T , a t ,X- 1 -,W M222 l :Tx is in ., . . I g , Y, V , - Y. Y i 1 - - - 3 i M 1 , .1 P A ? fig- V , K V E. w A , . P Q E H J at H i Y t xx - 1 2 V J .Y 1 at .gi Y gp V F V .iv 5. 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S 'I, l'I' ,b'I R11 ' Ic'. 81 .4 o tom Ron llldl Pnrn 1 Xlr 1 1 xt 1 utr a 1 H1 lr L z n r mr erm ll ll trmm yn rannm 1 sm an Rau 18 Cnr :tt nrglma Bur lxtr xy yn rl on n uxun Themrs Nl ll Drak Circle I1 lx XX1lgg'll'11lI1 Cl'llCl1 K MAHIIJBA IS AN UUTET RING III. B Mahrdra the dramatrc orgamzatron of Marlon Hrgh School, ended 1ts second year as a successful school actrvrty The purpose of thrs organrzatron rs to work for the ad yancement, better understandmg and ap precratron of dramatrcs rn our school and communrty The drfferent meetrngs vyere held at the homes of varrous members on the frrst and thxrd Tuesday of each month The offrcers elected for the frrst semester were as follows Ruth Scheerer, presrdent Drake Clrcle, vrce presrdent, Alrce Cantrrll secretary, and lack Waggaman, treasurer The offxcers of the second semester were as follows Paulrne Farley presrdent, Marr etta Boxell, vrce presldent, Alrce Cantrrll secretary, and Ann Gardner treasurer The Constrtutron and by laws were reused by '1 commnttee The frrft play of the year presented by Mahrdra was, Cur Town a very serrous drama, whrch was consrdered as one of the frner achrevements of the current season In thrs play Thornton Wfrlder transmuted the srmple events of a human lrfe rnto unrversal reverre, and the cast rose nobly to the occasron when they were grven copres of one of the best scrrpts srnce the turn of the century The cast for thus plav was made up of all three classes and three faculty members, all of whom had a restful but ltr down feelrng when the play was oy er, but consndered the long rehearsal schedule as havmg been vsorth the tnme and truly 1 great experrence Mahrdra started an expcrrmental theater They gave the Thanksgrvrng and Chrrstmas plays wrth all student drrectors and actors The experrmental theater has proy ed to be very successful The Senror Class and Mahrdra gave Arsenrc and Old Lace wrth an entrrc senror cast Thrs play the famous comedy hrt on Broadway and on the road rn whrch two charm mg and innocent ladres populate therr cellar wrth the remarns of socrally and relrgrously acceptable roomers, was well recerved by the record breakrng audrence m attendance Late rn the school year the Mahrdra Ex perrmental Theatre produced a thrrd full scale play of the season Thrs tlme Wrlllanr Saroyans Beautrful People was the play selected The reactrons to thrs play were qulte varred srnce rt does not follow the usual style rn presentmg a plot Thrs scrrpt brought sweetness, rmagrnatron and a most enchantmg humor to our stage and was a flttmg clrmax to the award drnner that closed the books on M2l1lClf3,S second season m M1FlOH Hrgh School 2 lg S x 4 ,Z v 5 y .. 4 9 . lk B t '- fl Q '- s wr , . .r'ett. 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Xounx, Illflk. lxlmmsky Thoml Hotlutt MHS GAINS A BUEIJLUGY EL B The Bugology Club IS 1 new organ17at1on 1n M1flOH Hlgh School The 1dea for such a club was started a few years ago under the name of the Sc1ence Club Th1s club was connected w1th the State SCICHCS Club, paymg du s to the state The new organ1 a t1on IS not aff1l1ated w1th th1s state club but 1f If IS rece1ved favorably 1n the h1gh school, 1t could aga1n 1o1n w1th the state organ1zat1on The f11St meetmg of the Club was held on the th1rteenth of January of th1s year The Club meets after school every other Thursday and somet1mes a spec1al meet1ng IS called durnng the two week PCf1Od At th1s f1rst meet1ng, off1cers were elected They were' pres1dent, Mar1lyn Jeffery, VICC pres1dent, Isabel Alexander, and sec retary treasure1, Margaret Cole. The pres 83 ldent then appolnted a program commlttec w1th EuGene Swam as cha1rman w1th M11 dred Chase and Robert Strange as h1s com m1ttee members The Club planned many 1nterest1ng ac t1v1t1es for the year Among these were movles on w1ld l1fe, conservat1on, and b1rd l1fe, talks by members of the club, exper1 ments, h1kes to study b1rds, w1ld l1fe, trees, and Wlld flowers and also records to study b1rd calls The purpose of th1S club IS to create a better understandmg and mterest 1n BlOl0gY and Sc1ence by group work and experlments To be ellgxble for membersh1p, the stu dent must be takmg Blology or have two cred1ts 1n B1ology 1n the past Mr Ke1th Stroup IS the sponsor of th1s new group 1n Marlon H1gh School '- W- 11 --, A 'E X- ', .l' -' '. '1 -1 ' A-1 1.' I.. 1 A 1 .1 .. , 1 ', : ' A , 1 .' , . 1' C - V- st. , 3. ,.m,. , f- 1.1 - V- -. , ' at , -. Q- '1 . '4,. , . ', k,.'x. , l '- , 1 ', Q . ',', 1:-lg . 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Q . - . . . c . 4. . . . , . . . - Bottom Ross-Chase Cles mger Deal Huff Second Rovs Tnlletr spon sor Crxmmons Helm Btll Dnsltes Thlrd Rovs lNtlson Thrap smus Hazzard XX lllute sponsor Top Ross Graham D XX alt Hunt Brothers Pnertt Harter UW EM IJUWN AHIIHEBS' Ansont ssho thmks that archery 19 a dead sport should joxn the Archery Club of Marxon Hlgh The membershnp and act1s1txts of thxs club Increase year by scar, lt has a real purpose behmd lt, too The club ssas formed not only wxth the ldea of phys1cal deselopment, but also mth the more 1111 portant ndea of des eloplng good sportsmanshnp Th1s purpose has been carrned on throughout the long exnstenct of the club Thxs year a team of four glrls Mlrgartt Huff lnger vsent to the annual meet at Huntmgton and sson thnrd place' Neal farm was agam the scene of the clubs annual outdoor shoot where prnzes ssere gas en to the best marksmtn and a pxcnnc topped the day off The club had thenr usual booth at the Cactus Frolnc contrxbutmg thelr share ln making xt a success Off1cers for thns year ssere Erma june Clevxnger range captam Tom Deal asslstant range captam Margaret Huff secretars and me Ellen Harrold treasurer The clubs sponsors Nlnss Carolsn XV1lh1tt and lookmg forss ard sslth eagerness to next seat and xts mans actnsmes Bottom Ross Astlme sponsor Cardner Sanderman DuBuque Second Ross Harrts Gres Harreld Third Ross 's1cDovstll 'Ihompson lul les Stesens Top Row Comer Mxller Strange Ramp Doles HITEHS GAIN V!-TLUABLE EXPEHIE IIE Orgamzed to a greater extent this year the Wrlters Club of Marxon Hlgh School began xts act1v1txes vuth a mectmg 1n November At thxs meetmg off1cers were elected and are as follovss presldent, Pat Sanderman, vlce pres1dent, Dewes Hall, secretary, Rosemary DuBuque, and treasurer, Don Gumon The purpose of the Wr1ters Club IS to glve xts members exper1ence 1n wrltmg, to do constructxse work m the f1eld of hterature and to prov1de con structlve cr1t1c1sm for the composltlons of 1tS mem bers Meetmgs were held the second and fourth fhursdass 1n the month Gomg bs the pomt ssstem estabhshed last year, each member was asked to wrnte somethmg to enter m a contest These VSI'1I1I'1gS could cons1st of a poem an essay, a story, or a sonnet In the pomt system, seventy f1ve pomts were requlred to recelve p1ns by the members To be elnglble for membership, the student must do C vsorlt 1n Enghsh and passmg mn all other subjects An offlcer must be makmg B Enghsh Under the capable and wlllmg leadershnp of Mxss Mnldred As el1ne sponsor, the W'r1ters Club IS pro gressmg , Y ,, . . , rbi l , - ' V.. '- y I - ,, , 0- Y' s V V 7 T 7 . h Y V. 3 . - . . H Y : . ' 1 ' f Q K . . K - . Q . , . U : . . Y K . ' , ' jg . Ja - ' . . A . . - - s , . , . . ' . . 1 L k' ' . . A 1' ' Barbara Helm, Ann Latchaw, and Erma June Clev- Mr. E. J. Tillett, and the remaining members are ' Q- , s ' 5 ' vf v' at K of Y ' K . . Y , ,C . , . Y. . '- A . - - . 5 . , .T ' Y u., ' ,1 ,, ' 3 A A , , ki- ! A 9 ! Y I 7 1 1 T 1 . . YA 1 j . 4 k , . . , I Y . . , ' I 7 ' Y . . . , . . - 4, ,, 7 V . . . . . . . . - 7 . I . E . U ,, in 1 ' . - . I . V . - 3 n - . , , 84 Bottom Rom Nancy Bvlcr secretary Robert Conn presrdent Wrlma Baker treasurer Charles Bowlds vlce presrdent Second Row Nladon ma Curtr Barbara Smrll Mnss Dorothy Case sponsor Top Ron Clyde ames Walter Weaver HII IIII SUEIETY PHIINIIQITES HIGH IIIE LS Electron to the Natronal Socrety rs one of the hrghest honors grven 1 student at Marlon Hrgh School It means that rn the eyes of hrs teachers and fellow cla smatcs he best exemplrfres the clrdrnal vrrtues of character scholarshrp lcldershrp md servrce Founded rn 1921 by the Natronal Assoc: atron of Secondary School Prrncr als the socrety was established rn thrs school m A mrnrmum seholastrc average ot 882, rs required to be elrgrble for membershrp Each year frve per cent of the junror class and ten per cent of the senror class rs elected to membershrp Thrs year several meetmgs and an 1nduct1on servrce was held Bottom Row Wehrly Bowell Howard Alexander Holt Seeond Rom VIcAtee Crltner Nelson Ramsey Walters Srsson Thrrd Row Rust ames Hen dey Yarger Rowlas Martm Mr V V Smrth sponsor Top Row W rnger Hedges Grbson Huff Myers Clev mger Charles Earl Bowlds Nancy Carolvn Byler Wrlma Lourse Baker, Madonna Angelme Curtrs Barbara Nell Small, Walter Weaver, Clyde Bowen James Marrlyn Ruth Scott Robert Winters New members are senrors, Marretta Joanne Boxell, Ellen June Doles Carl Russell Gossett J Paulme Farley ames Pierre Frsher Emrlv Joyce Harrrs, ames Robert Shrock, Charlotte Ann Voss junrors, John Charles Banter Eddre Carl Blocker Phrlrp Broyles Erma June Clevrnger, Edvx rn Cole Robert Wrgger Comer Barbara Jean Helm Margaret Jean Huff Clrfford Hunt Mary Frances James, Marrlyn Joyce Jeffery, Themrs George Mrchos Leona Gene Peden Phyllrs SIIEIIS PREVENT PZINIE IN ZIUIIITIIIIIUNI The Ushers Club rs a servrce club for Marlon It consrsts of twenty four Sophomore and unror grrl New members are taken rn twrce a year The new Junror members were taken rn thrs sprrng to get a frrm base for next year Fhe Sophomores wrll be taken rn nest fall Twelve grrls go m each time md are judged rn the tryouts on the followrng appelrance manner of speakrng knowledge of seatmg arrangement rn the audrtorrum and polrte ness The ponsor thrs year IS Mr V V Sm1th He ha taken the place of Mrss Gladys Neal and Mrss Mary Elrzabeth Johnson, lrst years sponsors The offrcers elected were presrdent, Shrrley Holt, vrce presrdent Glenna Boxell, secretary treasurer Janrce Howard rnd reporter Isabel Alexander The club has done qurte a brt of ushermg thrs year as rt was better lenown They ushered for the followrng programs Paul Whrteman Our Town , Amerrcan Male Chorus Arsenrc and Old Lace , The Barber Shop uartet Horace Herdt and the Easter Parade ,- , 4 , .v . ' . A 1 . A . ,.. , fl f J 7. u 7 ' . . . , I 1 I ' F y ' 5 . ' ' 1 ' ' ' , ' . . ' , qw , 1 ' , L . 2 ' ' , N.. 9 5 E 1 1 I J 1 . V S ' I Q s a n J 3 F x Q Y 7 . ' a , 7 ' 1 3 Holdover members are: Robert LaV0n COHH, Christina Stone, and Charles Eugene Swam. ,- . ,, A , Y 'V 3 , V- .. , ' 3 E31 1 I A '- , J , U - , 9 J ' 7 i . H Y-- Y ' . w. u 1 1 ' v ' li i f 4 zf , . 3 . ' ' r ' . - J . A . I k H i . 5. . . . . . . I . . - ' . . . , L , r . . L 4 . K 4 ' I 1 1 ' . Y . a 1 I ' 'A X . . . , . A r . 3 . ' 1 ' te ,, 5 5 7 L9 K 9 3 . . . . . . ,, . ,, , ' 9 ' ' V 1 I . Q , y . 85 uttuin Roxx Strxnge Bridgexxlter 'xlelxeexer Boueher B1Il1r1I I uxton S111e1ern11n Rliuules Burns Nlelxmnex, Iire lelhelt sponsor eeonel Iioxx Rmer I xx er IN s IITL s ru U W1 11ms Norris Ilerinm UIIIISUFI 11rd Roxx LIIIDS sponsor Deal Ptlkklglx Rxxen D slxex, K 111111 1l11re os er N itus Roxee jruemsx 1111ter lop Roxx NI1rt1n Huteheson Nlusser Thomu Vmmt Oxermx er IIoeI1ett St1rbuel1 BeeI1er Sfl!'IllIll'xL I5 QJl'.1!ll1l Cum e BHUTTEHB E5 E ll ACTIVE YEAH X group of C llULf1 eonse1enee students eeln b11ted the first 1nn1xe1s11x of the Jlnutterbugs Club 'lt the first OfflC1'll meetin Oeto el I A t this meeting nexx members xx ere xx eleomcd The students holdml' membei hip euels ire f1rst r euireel xx n em 1nd p1rt1e11 e in e field d1xs lI'lLl exhibits of the elub The first LXl'l1blL xx 18 for nxembexs onlx Th supper 1fter xx lueh the pletures xx ere shoxx n bx pro eetine, them on the sereen I xpeits from the Nhssissmexx 1 merl C lub Ulxe 1 x e me ec 'nent eoneerning the pietures shoxxn The seeond LXITIIDII xx IS for pubhe shoxxing XIounted pietuxes xx re put on d1spI1x md ribbons e 1tt1eI1ee to tl1e pietules xxmning first me 1eeonel pllees IBIIL oltieeu of this elub xxe1e llso Ll1llll'I1Cl1 0 he eommittees Thex xxere IIIILS Flstes presi ent .ne exhibnts ohn Buxton x1ee president 1nd W e WI me so e eo 51,011 ols xx 1 Xlls XIIIIOFI Blelelh lt 1 XI1 Anon Xellms sehool photovi 1 1 1e1 Bottom Roxx lx one I 11tt Brothers Deeter Iinlex 51111511 Second Roxx CJr.1l11m Weieht Doles Wilson Archer, Thorne Third Rovx Leisure P Smith Fire Redl111sge1' Blelendd Kms, Clexelind sponsor Top Row Hinkle Pieree btith Xardaman Fovxler D1Il0n H1r1d1ehx Daxidson ABT CLUB MAKES I-IIITIVITIES IIIILIIHFI I. Under the capable superxislon ofNI1ss Graee Cleveland, the Alt Club has 1g11n eompleted 1 successful xe1r 1s 1 xerx 1mpo1t1nt brmeh of our high sehool system Busxing themselxes xxith brushes 1nd punt thev hive made more mteresting, by clexer decoration, the Cactus Frolie, the Eister Parade, the xarious school dances Thex also decor 'ated for the Girls Tea and the Mother 'md Dlughter Banquet Art Club members 1nd 1rt students entered the Poppx Div poster 'md Clean up Marion poster eontests this xear Vanous art xxorl1 xms sent by these sxme people to Ind11n1pol1s for eompetition 1U the IX1t1on1l Sehollstue Contest Dlrrell Brothers reeeixed 1 gold ltex for 1 xxlter eolor ll1Cl Bill Ken Dlllgll reeeived honorable mention Earlv in the year offxeers xxere elected to further ent mterest and appreemtion in everx wax Curry me out these duties xxere Darrell Brothers 1s pres1 dent Delores Deeter IS xiee president, 14,11 Elliott 11 seeret1rx, md Betty Buley 15 tre usurer Y. 'I 1 IS r-5 . ' ,1 1-, 1 . , Q11111, 11. , '- ., . , . g S' '- 4 , io 'lf , D. 'iJ, Taylor, I.. 'm'I1i, B . 111 lx, 'Il'. , 1' ':, - . , AI TI' PA1 , -, , 1 1r,I. . 11.11. 1, If 1-, 11. 111, 1 el 11, 1. - 'I I 1 K 1L,1 X31 11 X- 1 K- --Q- A 1 S - 11 ' 1 '- 1 1. -A 1 1 ' . ' 11-ft - 1 ,X 1 ' 1 K 1- 1.1 ' ' 11 '- L- 1' . . ' 1 ' ' g ' bf' 3. Iso, Ll 1 1 -1 'e 1 'e 11' 1 ' I, 'I h 1 , I I X 'H B 1 XYCF' I 1 I ,I x .B lx: I. I K M I Q 1 1 - 1 - ' 1 1-,- ' -1 - - f 1 ' - 1 - -1- ex ' - to o ' n '. 1e1'.1,1 1 ' mt- th- - 3 ' 1. ' . ' f evening of the exhibit was started with L1 potluck field eI.1x's: Put S.1neIe1'm11n, I1'CLlSL,ll'Cl' .ind member- ' A 1 - ' ' '. - J ' 1' shilg .ml B.1rl.1'.1 B.1ll1rel. SL'Cl'Cf,ll'x' . I . e'i.1I. K' - 1 ' - Th- 'fx ' 'e'e. '11 '-4 eg and 1 - '. Ca -1 I 61 H .el 'i'e . l '11114 , '. . ' 1 . aztl R' 1 L if I Il . 1 In I I 1-'11 , znw , -1, -1 -, 5 ' V+ r V ' V 7 1 9 ,AD ,Vi ,vxn v I 11 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' r . 1 ' .. , ,- VA U A I ' N 1 . v I' ' I y 1 yt 1 i ' V f ri' 1 11 1 1' 1 1 111' 11 1 1 - 1 1, 1 1 , ' 4 ' 4 1 K 1 A s 1 - I I 1 i' 1 I r '- 1, ' 1 , ' ijt L ' 2 p- 1 1 - 1 z V1 1x 11 1 1 Y11- 1' 1 . 1-' 1 ' V I 1 - - ' 1 1 11- 1 1 1- . 1 1 1' 1 1. , IYSI OW OTIIL I' LNLHS 3 l 1 I IUHL LISI 'H WY lI'I'lS ISS X 1TL,lHll SPQIILLI' ellreeiul U HX X 5 eyll lllll I I OUNQY' k ll HUH1 H1 IH N LT yyy eeyel llllel Ll urls H Ill lrger Xllll Ile X UU N Ili llIUl11 LIINX Ll K llllllll l X ll1I II IX S 1 kl LIN X SUFTLI' MWA IIEIJ IIHUH 5 I5 HIE HIT AGM The Ady anced Chorus of Marlon I-hgh School made 1ts 1n1t1al appearance at the 1948 Cactus Frohc Country Style A P1-lllll1li52lVlI1SI, 21LlCllfOl'lUI11 followed Soon and the gay holldav season was chmaxed m the Chrlstmas celebrat1on The Chorus s speclal attract1on was Twas The N1ght Be fore Chustmas Try outs for vacant chalrs began before the new semester started Wflth these com pleted, work started on the Faster Parade muslc whlch 1ncluded Red Roses for a Blue Lady There s A Blueblrd Slflglng In My Heart, as well as the tradltlonl and most beautiful Iaste1 Parade Muslcal actlvltnes were mterspersed w1th other affalrf such as offlcers elect1ons Thus years offlcers were Bob Shaffer pres ldent, Lmda PILFSOH, secretary, Marc1a Thorne, hbrarlan, Madonna CUFIIS and 'Vlary Io Hooyer, pubhclty agents Tlns year, 'Vlarlon played host to the I our Cltyf Muslc Pestly al The guest choral con ductor was Dean Wllfred Bam, Dean of Mus1c at Ind1ana Unxverslty Chmaxmg the year was the formal Sprlng Concert The Adyanced Chorus numbers were A Hymn to MUSIC Allelu1a by Mozart, XX here er You W alk , solo by Bob Culbertson, and The Marches of Peace A second gloup or songs by the Advanced Chorus nleluded Annle Laurle , Hopsaa and Alou ette The Spxmg Concert wls ehmaxed by the adyanced chorus W1th the smgmg of XIICFO1' Herbert Pay or1tes I ,, , A ...A ,-,,. - ., lf R '-Th ', Ca l, St ' , Ti.lI'lk'I', Cl nn, llfur, Nl.1m, S -, R , T514 , H. ', Xl U ,V '. .' ' , Sec ntl Rt ilh ls, Nelson, Curtis, Rl se, Cl' 'mge-r, 151' , B. lee' ', ll '- . S1 'yy'.1rr, Sn . ll, S - s, R, we-y' 'lxhird Roy'-Pi' son, Rs 'l.1s, XY'elcl1, Xlclx XVI ' . s, llouclyer, CT ll - o , 5112 ,HIL YA i A' ,yy 5 'l -s, Y tl, yu 'l llc liowifyl ly, NY H V. 5 1' I lsr. 'l'.ly'l4vl', llrumm- ml. XX , . Thr nm, Xliller, KJ zur, flu, ff ' '. ll' lc , A l ' . IYVUQITKPXY 3 7 I K . .K . . . C .J . . l . . . . 1 1 1 0 3 Q . .1 I C . G ' ff ,U ' ' e V V 3 . l f 7 . Q V . . . . V . 7 1 . V r x T A e e . s 7 ' 1 5 . 1' 1 I I 1 . 1 - . K . ' x ' . , . . . . U , . . . . . K - I l q A I A. ,, . . Y , ' ' Qc , ' as. l - n , ff ' ,U 7 . If '7 Y 1 l ' ' ' ff '7 33 Y Q . ff 1 I C yu, ct I is X ' ' L ' 1 t aa' U A F l ' ' U . ' ' I . l . ' f ' .' A A ' ' K ' lf 3 l ,,3 ff ' X ' 11? ff 7, ff e . J e . e , ' . . . . . ,, . . T 3 A 1 A . I Q. P1 A' A J T l lv L 7 . . U , . ,, y . - Y . , 1 . Sf 2. Bottom Row-limily llarris. ,loyce Malson, Xlargaret llufli. Vertla le: Walsoii, .lanet johnson, SLIIJHIIC llootl, Phyllis lioxell Second RUNX'fllJ.lY'l3.lF.l CI'llSNlX1.lI1,,l.lI1lLC Cirimnions,l7i.in.x17159, Susan Cirisler. Cilarice Sanders, lloyd l3.1C'.nt,1 jones, director Third lioxxf,l.unes llouglierty, limes Thrapsimis, ,lanies Sutter, Robert Strange. linda Xlatliews MAHIIQI HIGH SIIHIIUL USIIIAL The Marion High School Band under the direction of Phillip Polley began the 1948- 49 school year by making a duel appearance with the Kokomo Hi Band at the Giant- Kat football game. Another joint-band affair was held at the Muncie game when the Bearcats brought their band to Marion. Appearing at all home football games, Veteran's Day Parade, Cactus Frolic, co- sponsoring the Paul Xvhiteman Concert, and a trip to Muncie Field House to hear the U. S. Marine Band Concert gave the band a busy fall season. The band also par- ticipated in a Santa Claus Parade. Band officers were elected as follows: ,lames Clouse, presidentg James Fisher, vice-president: Jeri Elliott, secretaryg and Katherine Luckey, treasurer. These officers discharged their duties efficiently and faithfully and made possible many of the band's activities. Besides playing at all home basketball games the band journeyed to La- lirst Roxx-Sxx'.iin. lurie, C. Boxell, NYiley Second limi w-.-Xclior, Lirindle. Rimes, l,uckey Third Row-Tliom.1s, Green, XX'l1.ir:on, Todd. liuins, ll. Johnson, Tay lor. Breedlove. Starr, XY'ilson Fourth RowfS1out, Barton, XYehh. Moore, lite, Detro, Simmons, llliott, Pulley, Riiplcy This spring the Marion High School Or- chestra completed its twenty second year of work under the able direction of Mr. Lloyd Dac Jones. During the year the group played music by such various composers as Vivalde, Mozart, Handel, and Beethoven. This year as in years past, the orchestra participated in the annual Easter Parade, playing March Noble , Delssohng March from Iolanthen, Sullivan, March Aida , Verdi, and Easter Parade , Berlin. The group also took part in the floor show, playing Blue Moon . On May 6, the orchestra participated in the four City Music Festival which was held in Marion with Marion as host to Logan- sport, Kokomo and Peru. The mass or- chestra was under the direction of Fabien Sevitzky, conductor of th'e Indianapolis Symphony orchestra. The numbers played Were: Folk Dance Suite , Guenthuo, Overture, Bohemian Girl , Bolfe, Jazz Pizzccato' and Jazz Legaton, Anderson. A program was broadcast over XVBAT in the auditorium May S. TWIHLEH5 Joan Copeland, Barbara Moon, Joan Pulley, Jean Proc+or, Mary Mossburg, Sue Mann HHH PS PLAY PUB M!-1 Y UIIIIASIIJ S fayette for the game with Jeff. A trip around the Purdue campus, and dinner in the Student Union Building and success- ful appearance at the game marked this occasion. Making all marching appearances with the band and adding glamour and enter- tainment at basketball games was the twirling corps directed by joan Pulley. Bustle Shuffle was the band party and dance. A floor show was given by members of the band and a small band played for dancing. The spring activities consisted of play- ing for R. C. A. ground-breaking cere- mony, a convocation program, and par- ticipation in the annual Easter Parade. Taking part in the annual Four City Music Festival, held in Marion and the Hos- pital Day Parade at the V. Axbesides a band picnic completed the year for the purple and gold bandsmen. First Row-C. johnson, Hayes, Alexander, M. Boxell, Stroup Second Row-Ayres, Raven, Bow- man, Lindsey, Bishop, I. John- son, Gordon Third Row-Blocker, Fisher, P. Polley, Hemmick, Futrell, Ken- naugh, Walker Fourth Row-Sevcik, Beck, Clouse, Miller, Wiley', Martin, Pinker- ton, Elliott, Stephenson, Court- ney Standing-Preston, Crooks, XVnrd, Pulley, Director WE'RE ALL FOR YOU MARION HIGH Throughout the 1948-49 basketball sea- son the Booster Club has given the greater part of the spirit behind the Marion Giants. At the opening game of the basketball sea- son the girls wore, for the first time, their newly purchased gold sweat sacks, and with a hundred girls in a solid block they really stood out in appearance as well as yells. Under the careful guidance of their president, Betty Comer, the girls set out to make the club better than ever before. As- sisting Betty in planning the various activ- ities of the club were senior, junior, and sophomore board members, Pauline Farley, Barbara Moon, Susan Sisson, Marilyn Jef- fery, Evelyn Humes, annd Jackie Faulkner. As in previous years, the Booster Club sold football and basketball pins to help boost the morale of the Marion Giants. At WATCH THOSE GIANTS GO MHS HUUSTEH III. B various occasions the girls sponsored pep sessions and pep parades. They met in the auditorium every XY'ednesday with the cheerleaders to practice yells and songs which helped to make them one of the most outftandinng cheering sections in ln- diana. Come tournament time the Booster Girls worked diligently to make purple and gold streamers for the Sectional and Regional Tourneys. Many new songs were written by the girls and were exceptionally well re- ceived at the games. Concluding the basketball season the girls served at the athletic banquet for the County teams. They elected officers for the coming year at the close of school. In addition to the one hundred girls, sixty boys from the Hi-Y filled two com- plete rows on both sides of the girls block. Their outfits consisted of dark trousers, white shirts, bow-ties, and upon their heads they wore purple and gold beanies with the Hi-Y emblem printed on them. Members were, Barbara Truex, Betty Bailey, Marcia Thorne, Delores Deeter, Patricia Armstrong, Barbara Moon, Betty Comer, Pauline Farley, Alice Cantrill, Ros- alie Gugel, Margaret Chambers, Barbara Alleman, Joan Zabst, Earlene Stephenson, Evelyn Humes, Jackie Faulkner, Janet 'XY'oodard, Myra Reagan, Barbara Hodge, Nfadonna Curtis, Barbara Graham, Betty Banter, Donna Burns, Sally Pearson, Janet GO GET EM PAGES AND CROWN BEARER ISABEL ALEXANDER MILDRED CHASE MARYBELLE HERRING ROBERTA MORRIS HIGHLIGHTS OF I949 EASTER PARADE 95 M, .W A ., H ., - ., Nwxw mr ---N-M 1-W-f-5 A . , E. f.XX MW ..X, , E iw 5 Y 2 3' EH CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Students of M H S beg1n to rotate agaxn for another b1g year Student Counc1l representatly es chosen Survey subscrlp t1on drlve gets under way Hurrah' Football season IS here agam and band we re off to another n1ne months OCTOBER Gossett elected Sen1or Class Presldent Sophomores are mtroduced to yarlous clubs Suryey sponsors dance Mlghty fancy ntterbuggmg Cast chosen for Our Town Cactus Staff holds potluck Yummy Hear1ng tests are g1ven Y Teens hold the1r flrst meetmg of the year Club Off1CCfS elected NOVEMBER Cactus Frollc H1 Y 1I1llfl'ItlOI'l Student councll and Spamsh Club dance Attentxonl All studcs New books ad led to l1brary Caps and Gowns chosen At long last the basketball season starts Good luck team' Smell that turl ty? DECEMBER Cole elected Jumor Class Pres1dent Our Town a huge success Deep Rn er uartet enjoyed by all Career Day Students ICCCIXC chest X Rays Hold If H1gh Y Teen Chrxstmas tea All these dolled up g1rls Boys gn en navy tests Chrlstmas Program quxte 1mpress1ng JANUARY New semester beg1ns No mo1e SICCHS are to be found Y Teen skatmg pa1ty Oop ' brulsed agann Sen1or comm1ttee dancc underclas pxctures d1str1buted Sen1or Class Play chosen Dramatlc class presents play Strange elected Sopho more Class Presldent New tqulpment 1nstalled 1n Home Fc room M1ss Hecks 1n the h1ghth of her glory Sadle Haw k1ns Dance Sw1ng that partner M1ss Galhgan named new clerk FEBRUARY Cactus subscr1pt1ons start Toga Tango Dance Sophomore dance Club p1ctures are taken My all the curly a1r Sen1or Class Play qunte amusmg Band dance Clubs appomt com mlttees for Easter Parade The G1ants had w1nn1ng streak We won the Sect1on als Theme drawn for Easter Parade MARCH Old man luck stay ed home XVe lost the Reglonals to Kokomo Wfoltman xn hospltal Student Counc1l movle county teams hold banquet Candldates for Easter Parade chosen New members 1n ducted 1nto the Nat1onal Honor Soclety A few M H S students partlclpated 11 VOICE of Youth program Play cast for Beautlful People announced APRIL Pxerson chosen queen of Easter Parade Agaxn a beautlful parade IS wntnessed by the c1t1zens of Marlon Now that spr1ng IS here baseball and track get under way Mary Iames IS chosen to l'6lgl'l as th1s year s track queen The school recelves a l1ttle rel1g1on The G1dCOHS present New chorus addmg the muslc MAY Agam th1s year chorus groups from four c1t1es assemble for the Mus1c Fest1val 'VIa11on H1gh was proud to be the1r host and to haye a part 1n th1s years Festxy al Mus1c Week program Mahldra Play Latln studes enjoy annual May Breakfast SCHIOYS dug 1nto banquet Y Teen mother daughter banquet Installauon of offncers Several beaut1ful glrls prancn g around 111 formals for the spr1ng concert Ialnally senlors anxlously awa1t Award Day Sen1or gnrls are guests of A A U W at tea A beautlful exclted queen presldes over Iumor Sen1or Prom The nonth of May IS ended mth Baccalaureate Senlors nervously awalt commencement JUNE Once agam M H S sen1o1s are plesented the1r caps and gowns Commencement The gladdest and saddest day of the year To the future look1ng senlors the happy jumors and the w1de ey ed sophomores school has ended for another year , 7 n i I , - . . D . - D A 1 , . . . . . J ' . s . 3 , . , , A . I . . . 7 1 ' I ' . . . A - .. . ,, ,, V . I K I , , , J, . . . ' ' '1 . 1 QQ ' ,Q ' A 0 Q 7 . . D . - s Y ll ' ,S H . ,, . . - . . ' -A - - 1 9 a u - C a o 0 9 N . . . i . ' . 7 . L X 9 7- , V . . . V , - . . . il V. . . . - ul V Time for Vacation , , , Yffgen flgwgf Show, Testaments to all. Easter convocation with Y u 19 l' ,. . ' ' 7 I v - V . ' L 'I I ' Q - - V ' ' 7 , ' 7 . ' . 1 u n n ' - I ' 7 7 ' . 7 ' I 1 l - ... Y ' I ' . ' ' ' . . . ' Y' hi s. ' ' . . . ' ' T f, ' . ' I ' ' . - 7 J D l ' C S . A Q ' P ' . . . - ' K ' - ' , 1 . . . . I I ' 7. , . . . . , , . . 7 q . - 7 . . . - , l Q I Q 0 0 , ' 7 , . , , 96 -4 -.A.- V + '-- -fa.. 1 -1

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