Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

S0 I-I0 CDES L? V7 in-I cp fs-A .3 iw -A T '7 -.0 Top Row Cowan, David Cravens, Eleanor Crimmins, janiece Crisler, Susan Curtiss, james E. Durnil, Anna Catherine Davis, Ezekiel Svrumz' Row Davis, Louise Davis, Pat Davis, Ruth M. Deal, Jack Dehne, Sue Denton, Carolyn DeVol, Mary Esther Tluirrl' Rau' Diggs, Diana L. Dixion, Richard E. Dougherty, John E. Drook, Norman Earnest, Neysa Marie Edgerton, Gwain Edmonds, Kenneth I'011rlfJ Row Eltzroth, Patricia Eltzroth, Robert Lee Enochs, Melba Inyart, Jack Fateley, Phyllis Finley, Elizabeth Ann Fisher, Clarence Gene Fifth Row Six Q Fisher, Donna Fisher, jack Fite, Richard Calvin Fleenor, Jeannie Fletcher, Patsy Flynn, Catherine Flynn, Virginia fb Row Folley, Clara Louise Fortney, Mary Alice Foxx, Crystal June Frost, Judy Fykes, Lee Gamble, Mary J. Gardner, Alice tru-11!1J Row Garrison, Ginger Geist, Daniel Gibson, Barbara Gilbert, Owen Gilbert, Joyce Ginsberg, Barbara Cecil Good, Eddie Bolton: Ro zu Goodnight, Edmond Goodpaster, Bonnie Gray, Richard Gross, Bill Gunyon, Maurice Hahn, Harry Charles Hahn, Vernita Ann ' Top Row Haisley, Phil Hallam, Anis Hall, Nancy Haworth, Dick Haworth, Don Hambene, Mary Sue Hardesty, Melvin Srconfl Row Harper, David Harpham, Leroy Havens, Barbara Havens, Carolyn Rose Hawkins, Milton Eugene Hayden, Ted Allen Henning, Jack F. Tbfwf Ro IL' Henry, Carolyn Sue Hensley, Gene Herring, Art, Jr. Herring, Carolyn Herring, Doreen Isabelle Herring, Shirley Hewitt, Richard Fonrib Row Hiles, Margie Hill, Legreda Hisey, Raymond Hoefer, Phil Hood, Jack Hood, Suzanne Hooker, Don Fifth Row Hoppel, Dorthy Horning, Jane Dorolyn Horning, Rosemary Hubartt, XVilliam Humerickhouse, Jane: Humphries, Joyce Irby, Ramona Eileen Sixtb Row Johnson, Jean Johnson, Larry E. Jones, Carol Ann Jones, Chester I.aFrance Jones, James Lee Joy, Eddie Joe Jurgens, Edna Rose Smrzztlv Row Kahler, Donald Keesey, Connie Keesling, Robert Kem, Arthur LaRay Kennedy, Phil Kennedy, Pierce Kepler, Dell I. Boltom Row Keyser, Jeanne Keyser, Joanne Kilgore, Robert E. King, Frank H. Kingery, Richard Kistler, Bruce Vern .Kloboucnik, James F. SDIDHO DES E S CDES - -' Top Row Knight, Donald Knobelock, Frances Lawrence, Richard Lee, Charlotte LeFeber, Harry E. Lett, Ruth Anne Linville, Paul Jean Sammi Row Linville, Phil Long, Marjorie Lee Elan Longacre, Jay K. Love, Darlene Lovell, Marilyn Luckey, Ruth Edna Ludlow, Paula Third R0 w Lutes, Sylvia Jo Lyons, Stanley McCormick, Sharon McGhee, Glenda McKee. Gwendolyn McNeely, Floyd L. 'lk Nd ' 7. oss' Mays, Mack, jackie Fourfb Row Mailes, Eva jo Malcom, Delores Mathias, Charles Maltby, Mike Marks, Billy Marley, Donald F. Marley, Donna Fifth Row Mathews, Linda Mathias, Alfred Malson, Joyce Artrice Arland Mee, Johnny K l, k Melendez, Gilbert Pedro V ff ,Q J: Meredith, Jim Si,x'flJ Row Michos, Takis George Miles, Leon Miller Clifford Miller Madge M. Miller, Pat Miller Ronnie Mills, Marcell S!'l'L'lIflJ R010 Modlin, Robert Moon, Richard A. Moore, Ruth Ann Moore, Ray Morgan, Elizabeth Moss, Shirley Muncie, Kay Boftou: Row Mundy, David Lawrence Nealis, Coralee Nealis, Minnetta Newell, Larry M. Nieman, Darlene Norkus, William Oliver, Bob sf? sd cv wma' 98 - - Top Row Owings, Donald Pace, Phillip Pain, Nonnie Patterson, Johnny Paulus, Wilberta Ann Pegden, Burl Richard Pender, Jim Second Row Perkins, Shiela M. Perry, C. W. Perry, Mary Lou Pettiford, Carolyn N. Pierce, Beverly Ann Pierce, Lois Plant, Jim Third Row F01 Iif Six Sal Polsley, Phyllis Pope, Jerry Pratt, Ruth Price, Tom F. Purvis, Bonnie Lee Purvis, Ollie E. Rambo, Gerald L. mlb Row Randall, LeRoy Rapp, John Edward Reagan, Myra Reardon, Bobby Rennaker, Lavon M. Rentfrow, Juanita Reppert, Richard O. 111 Row Rhodes, Dora Rife, Zelda Zoe Rinehart, James Ring, Pat Roberts, Frankie Roberts, Jim Ross, Patricia E. fb Row Rowlas, George Ruble, Max Richey, Berniece Ruley, Thomas Rudicel, Barbara C. Sailors, Don Sailors, Fay 'mlb Row Sanders, Wilnia Sartain, Joan Satterthwaite, Bonnie Savage, Mary Jane Scott, Myrna Scott, Sonja Sevy, Virginia Boffom Row Shafer, Madeline Shartzer, JoAnn Shields, James E. Shroat, John Harvey Siler, Charlotte Silberman, Ann Kile Simmons, Sue S0 H0 DES T - - - - Y var QW! had f-r wa -I f .-.Q : A '. S .rf wtlfwevfinte , ' fi? '1 f- ' 4:21 , .BQ X . 1 1 .5 J 13. A 35 ..f. Wi idyj ...yay -- . . 5. .. . , . , up gp 0. - Q. A -N ,H f ,. . i 4 .S 1' A -. K' 'Q S .-,-T . ' -1 ' 'A wwf ,fig , asf ' N- . 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Wagner Greta Ann Wagner, Lindley XValler, Edith Lou XValters, Richard Xvalton, Janet Sr wnfb Row Boi Walton, Ritchie Xvarren, Donna Whshington, Earl XVatson, Dee W'eagley, Lavere Wfeaver. Lillian Marie XVeaver, Dick fam Row Weber, Don Wfearly, Carolyn Weinberg, Larry Weinberg, Teddy XVelsh, Delene Welsh, Marilyn Wfhite, Richard '- SDIDHD DES T011 Row Wickham, Mary Jo Wiecking, Bud NVillhite, Yvonne Wfillman, Thomas Wilson, Juanita Wlilson, M. Rachel Wfilson, Wanda Jean Srcaml Row xvingo, Edith D. Wirzters, James XVise, Carolyn Sue XVoolmnn. Marilyn Workman, Sarah Lee Wfright, Sue Ann Wfyckoff, Andrew Fonrib Row Yeater, John York, Karrol Len Zinn, Neva Zabst, Suzanne Jim Barley, Chet Jones, share tourney honors. sl' ,Ji 1 'N- T? and Bob Casey helped Mike Maltby explains mysteries of geometry to Mary Sue Hambenc. Sophomores took time off to decorate Christmas tree, annual Class project. 101 Vfutogmpbs I I X X X, x H XX R Q Q ,Q E 1 ' w Nix Q ,gr NX M Qi Ufuzfogmphs Curtain Call CovERs: Shelby Craftco Corporation, Chicago ENGRAVING: Fort NWayne Engraving Company, Fort Wfayne PRINTING: Peerless Printing Corporation, Marion PHOTOGRAPHY: Division pages and Easter Parade portraits-Paglow Studio, Marion Club groups-Mclieeyer Photo Art, Marion Underclass portraits-Iaockridge Studio, Rochester Typically Teenage-Pulley Studio, Marion Informals-B. H. Penrod, Staff Advisor Bob Stirnitzlie, Marion Charles Maudlin, Terre Haute Sports-John Logan, Marion Shidler Harp and Chronicle Publishing Company, Marion jim McKeever, Marion Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis Senior Portraits-Rose Canten Studio, Marion Gayle Studio, Marion McKeever Photo Art, Marion Paglow Studio, Marion Pulley Studio, Marion SKETCHES: Phil Stith, supervised by Miss Grace Cleveland 104 1 rss 45 x 5'-'N01' V S+ ls Y 2 1 ,mf 'I , F, M- VI hu- 1 '.,, t U1 yu' ,vu ,rn r 5 HJ ,. 'KU lr: ,I,y.' o 4 f Q , J' .xx 1 1 QM, , lH,g.l.M J M' w ' 1 r M .3 JI , nn l A w ' s w u A , ,ll ,, 1 nn .N z V 63 f ,A 4 I 5 Q , . ' L. . I ' -U , --A .v.'n..H-A 15' f,.f. . f ' Q- 4'w ,j 6'x i' '-1 ,452 ,MMJVIFQ Y., w Y M ,vx f -tt fm s4 f71.-4,.., ,, : ' - . . Y', , :'v14a?v ,qw ,U . Y, ,V H ' ,:, fl' ,V . , - ,. 11 '57 , 4 , if . H I ir, , 1 , .HAI w . A-' I -1- ,. X I . ML. .1 'N . ' .1 A 'ws ,r . .,, I Tu eff L.. pv'Q , at-. 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'-'v M.-.. -' '- Y- 'ff-QQ -:.0-F-A - --f:-1-uf rw -:r::-am: :--:':, -f -- -. N-: -5, -. w fr.,-N :. -. . '- X X K .:-is-:1srsxswG:s::'4:rw -' ' Fsow ozr f - ' s'?r . .-r +1-sx:f1rsef:a12:5:ss sv- N, Q M1312:1?iYi??:Q?QE?EfE3'i5'f':sjf:jg f 4 Z E L e E E . a x i l v 1 Q A w 1 , TYPICALLY TEEN-AGE . Pc-fu these pa b Ralph Pull EY Fai ,mx R+. THEY SAW DOUBLE . . . wirh five seis of +wins. L. 'ro R. fronr row, Phylis Fowler, Virginia Coa'I's, Colleen Frybaclc, Connie Fryback, back row, Phillip Fowler, Joanne Keyser, Jeanne Keyser, Vernia Coa+s, Larry Weinberg, Teddy Weinberg. THEY PLAYED CANASTA . . . saw 'lelevision . . . rallied abour 'rhe H-Bomb . . . learned +o sfrum a Ulce . . . revived rhe Charles- lon . . . wenl' fo Slare Touruney . . . par- iicipafed in 'lhe Easier Pageanf . . . lcnilled argyles . . . discussed Tafr-Harfley Aol . . . were amused by AI Capps Kigmie. T H EY HUMMED AND THEY DANCED TO . . . new hils 'rhal' were care- fully selecled noi' only for music buf by new speeds +his year, 33V3, 45, 75, r.p.m. Tops rhis year were . . . Mule Train, Bewilched. Huclflebuclc, Johnson Rag, Charranooga Shoe Shine Boy, Rag Mop, Ole Masf- er Painrer, Bibidi Bobidi Boo, Foolish Hearr, Cry of fhe Wild Goose, If l Knew You were Comin', Ain'+ She Sweet and Dear Hearfs and Genlle People. THEY ADMIRED THE '50 MODELS buf sl'ill pam- pered Model A's even if if meanl pushing lhem up lhe hill. THE WELL-DRESSED BOYS SPORTED nylon windbreakers THEY CLUNG TO TRADITIONAL SENIOR CORDS . . . wore shorler slcirls . . . 'l'reas- ured be-bop hafs . . . wenl wild over navy blue. THEY CLUMPED A- LONG THE HALLS in dusly loafers and ush- ered in nafural lealher duclcbills . . . nol +o for- gel inherenl while crew socks. GIRLS CLIPPED LOCKS 'lo bare minimum as in fhe '20's . wore horn rimmed glasses, dangle bracelels, and small neclc scarves. lweed 'rrousers . . . colored suede shoes. M.-r' l Ti 'I of In lvlodern equipmenf helped discover hearing deficiencies in sludenl' body. break in class rou+ine a pleas- THIS YEAR . . . Ping-pong iables gol' liHle res+ in +l1e noon program. HTH' L5 WEEK F'-' +esy pays in six-weeks cour- 'lesy program sponsored by +l1e Sludenl' Council. ' Dr. Long gave siude-n+s T. B. 'resrs as a parf o'f'l'l'1e school l1eal+l1 program. Sfuclenfs found +l1a+ cour- Sim Y . iss 'W 15153551 QQ, Siam EQ' V ' 5,. s.. N: X556 :awww Q we SSS week? Q X K X X c 1 5 2. ,:.:- x IX X K x x gi nn: ggi ug x s X35 X S' Q5 . S X A X, 9 's wx sl as gl Na ss .as ,xx on 'X 'fx QE w ff x Q . s is is Q X 3 ls , if Si x M Q NX Y s X X 33 ck Q Q 2 Q 3 X 3 'X BACKSTAGE students learned fine points Loolcing 'lhe parl required careful a++en+ion of cosfume Curfain and lighl' crews learned +he and malce-up crews. impor+ance of splif-second iiming. ,M---Qs. , wr, P ...r r 'rw' Y f . ii if -5 e' P: r,r. 3 ' .,A.: .,r..xif ' Q , '41-1 Q5 Direc'ror J. R. Rorhhaar read humorous +ribu+e af casl' parfy affer +he final produclion. She Sfoops 'l'o Conquer , a Resior- , a+ion comedy, showed Chris+ina Sfone pursu- ing bashful suifor Gene Pinker+on. , 'Q' Jim Drummond as Mr. Hardcasile sfruggled 'lo be +he perfec+ hos+ +o Jay Longacre and Gene Pinlcer+on. of cimmcztic techniques Earning points for membership in Ma- hidra meant fun as well as troubles for stage-struck students. Traditional favorite, Why the Chimes Rang , was The mystery in a hatbox provided tense the Christmas offering of drama students. moments in Night Must Fall' Perfecting interpre- tation occupied im- portant rehearsal time. V E Murder No. 2, deftly performed by Themis Michos on an unsuspecting Joanne Nelson, brought screams from audiences in Night Must Fall . Stage crew members developed new talents in long hours of set construction. INDIANA MADNESS invacied Mmfion Tre-s+er award winner, Pal Klein, was named Mr. Baslsel- Tension moun+ed as pile-up clnanged score ball for l950. ii' A , in Burler field house seelhed willm emofions as spirils soared and sank 'ro malch +l1e score. i II 3 sf F i S 1 A ,su ' srl , Eddie Ring, and Ks'i'ie- , Cfwrisrina Srone, Five minuies lo go! Pari'icipe.n'ls 'fell' firsl pangs ' Cams Bill Shears-s', iviercrerei' Cole, Barbara Mc- 'i'rich'i' and exciremeni' as rhev wailecl 'lor cues ro oo on .1 .4 I J if TT i 'l T l, , I F K ' A 'U' ' W' i , mai' oelser, Rum :len moore, anc Her bimih, in 'floor show. ' -1 i ' y 1 c -Irie moo: snow -from mrone. .-.X ,.-,.-l.- --,-, -,...,, ,X .. ... ,C -7 -1 lx -.,-', Q N.J...4.-N..J... 4.14. .. Before an audience of 1800 people, Mar- ion High School presented its annual Cac- tus Frolic on Friday, November 11, 1949, 1 :ob Comer, emcee, crowned wilsline Srone and :ddie Ring as Typical nigh scnooi S'.'LlCfSHl'S. 4.1. X., .L.4... XLCJ f.fJ.w.M ,i 1 V, 7 . . ,.-f,, at Memorial Coliseum. The Cactus Frolic is a fund-raising project for the Marion High School yearbook, the Cactus. The entertainment varied from booths circling the inside of the Coliseum to a floor show and a dance later. The booths offered candy and flowers for sale, games of skill with prizes, and a white elephant sale. The theme of the floor show was Inside U. S. A. The program contained numbers by the chorus and the band and some spec- ialty numbers such as dances, a skating number, and the hilarious high-spot of the evening, the bathing beauty contest. Twelve boys participated in this, wearing Gay Ninetiesn bathing suits. Numbers were divided into four acts representing the North, South, East, and West with the finale bringing the audience Back Home Again in Indianan. !'?j,f7!,,: A yr? --100 ff ,sf ws' la, vcffwv' VJJJ' Jvuf J ,-... -n-1. . gi-- Club members otter colored canes to ring toss players Barber Shop quartet, Frederick Murphy, Richard on the midway ot Frolic. fflnside U. S. A. This year an added attrac- tion was the election of Katie and Karl Cactus, chos- en to represent the typical Marion High School stu- dents. Voting for candidates was open to all attending the Frolic and ballots were the backs of admission tickets. The boy and girl selected were presented at the begin- ning of the floor show and reigned over it. Atlantic City Bathing Beauties pranced in hilarious highlight ot the tloor show. Participants shown are Eddie Cole, Jay Longacre, John Vardaman, Tex Sellars, Paul Linville, Ken Ohlemeyer, and Ronnie Achor. Skaters' Waltz, sequence repre- senting the North, featured Roger Hinkle and Martine Harris. Wolfe, Jim Drummond, and Joe Cain, took audience back to Gay Nineties with their rendition ot old-time songs. he Faster 'T'vzmcz'ea The highlight of the year's social activities at Marion High School has long been the annual Easter Parade. Established in 1934, the event is the climax of Weeks of preparation followed by the selection of the queen and her attendants by the student body. Profits from the affair are used to supplement the school's general fund. Miss Mary James, a senior who reigned as queen, was crown- ed by Mr. Dean B. Smith, principal. According to tradition, the queen and her attendants proceeded to the throne, Where they held court throughout the floorshow. PRINCESS GENE PEDEN PRINCESS BARBARA LYNN 18 'R Qs Q . SC X. .Sf . w :X X., , , if me , '7fVff'QfQf V5 vv 7 ff' ULLLJLJ ,L 5.11114 Q1 ig. .LLJJV fx-f A 17417, V7 . -2 - .: QMQQM an ,fee L af, ow? M1 1 1f,,x 1-' fx A-sf,-cf-, ow 4+-wi, Q A ..kij.- -LW f' 'w Wop p - X X X 1 X Wi' U W1 ' f- jfffvfwvgmz L V LMQQ5 'VARY XVHPHOS Xv H v Hmior A-Frendarvlr AVA' E NVXMRVKER NJ J urxior Akfrenci am 3ANh:Cm: C'PJuMXvHNS Sophomore Pdifendanfr JO ANNE KEYS'.:R Sophomore ,bdiexwdank MONPX JONES Junior Aiiendanlr JEPCNNE KEYSER Sophomore A r'fendan'c Happy Holiday Combined efforts of school musical organizations and smaller groups of in- terested students practicing for three strenuous Weeks resulted in a colorful parade of holidays for this yearis Easter Parade floorshow. The gayer side was presented by I Wuv a Wabbit, an Easter novelty, dance, and The Irish WasherWoman a hilarious comedy pantomime. The more artistic was represented by a Valentine ballet done by some thirty girls, and the Witches Waggery, an elaborate combin- ation of fine band music and twirling skill. Other acts rounded out the year to a final colorful climax of Auld Lang Syne . Official ending was the tradition- al queen's dance. Top: Clancy Lowered +l1e Boom capfured audience in S+. Pa+riclc's Day specialfy. Cenierz Visions of +oys were broughl' before flue audience by 40 slca+ers in Chrisfmas se- quence. Boiiom: Time-ou+ for old fashioned 'lallr was The focus of couples number Old Fashioned Walk . A RlFE ZELD Rower OORE TH ANNE M RUJunior Flower Glri MARlLYN ,. ur 4tWetics Ns, x X . 5 X .HQ A X xxx A XSS X J x mime: x X 3xQxC'5'NN'QY 'LSA' xgxib ali x X w-xr, . :N,:fL:,.-xzyzfy - Ag 9' R wwwgx Q A K Www Q x K V - vm, X :iw 5 , E? 1 ii? 1 1 X A 'Nm Www-wP:Q .M V. x wwxwx X. W N X ' ww. X X .N..M,f.,g My ,1- N, ,GT ,J X , ex 4 :W of? .. - ,. 35 .V li' Y W iv . X as 4 1 John Beck, -zllx , Keifh Scearce Guard H C p r , as Tackle .3 M Apwb , - visa-iv Xa, M 'L I A Canrrill Gulliforcl Q, M ,Q Fullback is - , ,,,. E 3 A' ' 9 'Iv ., ..-' ff, in i y :as , , -g 1--,.': 1 ' aff, V ,,,, u 1, 'lm , , I Q yy ,-,. so V, , J . rg., . , .A ,M M A .Q N V i,l,-I n .1 f. Leland smm., pygmy , A X 'AQ i p, 1 End .mr ,gy ' Gulliford, coach Clem , and Assistants john Stone. james Murphy, Head Coach Charging practice is part of lS5l5f.lIlI Hutcheson watch during Clem Woltman, Assistants XVoody XY'eir .ind Dwight summer conditioning for Marion ense moment in :am Hutcheson, smile as they plan next yenr's schedule, team. ' A FOGTB LL bzis 1 ougb seasons Individual plays rather than final scores IfIUHfiH8f0H 7 Marlon 6 could be said to be points Worth remember- Kokomo 27 Maffon 0 . - - , Logansport 26 Marion 0 ing in this year s football season. The . , . Anderson 6 Marion O Marion Giants completed a rather hopeless Lafayette 26 Marion 0 season with an unimpressive record, but Richmond 52 Marion 6 marked it with brilliant Work on the part EIWOOC1 33 Marion 6 of some underclassmen as Well as gradu- Wabash 53 Marion 13 - - - - Tech. fIndpls.j 39 Marion 6 ating seniors. This seems to point to a future Giant team of outstanding merit. Probably the highest spot in the Marion M2fi0H QPPOHCIUS record was the Huntington game lost by First downs 70 99 only one Pgint. Rushes attempted 327 326 Fans will long remember such plays as Not Yards rushmg 948 1831 - s - Passes attempted 65 80 Smiths 40 yard sprint through the defense Passes Completed 17 35 of Tech. of Indianapolis, North Central percent .261 .457 Conference Champions, after intercepting Yards gained passing 181 685 a pass. An outstanding performer for the PHSSCS i11f0fCGPfed by 7 14 Marion team might be said to be Cantrill Emi? lacks returned 38203 'log - - . J Gulliford, who provided much of the run- un mg average . . , , , , , Yards lost penalties 155 160 ning, kicking, .and passing for .the Giants Fumbles 20 19 before he was sidelined by an mjury. Opponent fumbles recovered 10 11 Bull Shearer, Halfback .ax I .v N Wx .. W Q -it-1 Q . 3, if X Y- Q Q A I X A- ' fx AV ,7 k,,., Y ,.., wh 5 X i KKQ. .Q 1 .k.. ,ff -' - egis x jj:-, Q . ,w-A S . -1 Derrill Smifh, Fullback . wg -. 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' :-QQ1' fr .-,,5:g,Q:f:,:f,fQ.f5 s-s:s:1.f.f-1-1 1 .,,' ffl, - ' ..Efifrf52-- '-122--ie JANUARY ga, a'a' 3 Back +0 School .5 Sfuclenf Council Talenl' Search E - - ll ll 2,IY-9155275-vl5?fiw!f+gT:f3fQf?i'i7'i'kxi129 I8 Junior Movie- Jungle Book ff ff:--.- . . . Eezgigaggf. 1 A A H 20 End of Semesfef - - -- 23 NEW Semesfel' BEGINS 5:55--1 . . 5,-,Q-j:,g.511:5,,:I:':ifL,1::1'EEI ,, . 26 Com-Sv SM Weeks Launched . 'l o '-1 15- 1- , le,l,.l 4 ,. .7 7 , . , ,.., 7, ...,,.,... .... -A --E- ' ' ' - fcfl ,,.,. - W' fx? - , 1 -- -g-f:i:Ei'iE2ff:if5?aiga?'4 raps? QCiIg'- 1-- 5-U P ' 15EW:'f3.'if-159111:-f':a' is -ff-I-ffl. ---aff,1-Iffr'--C-11'9 -f -.C'HG1:.w:': 4'I:' . . E ' l-ff-.:f'Z,-:::3-1 Z3Z'EF-f1-- ' I I . , ' - -we -.11515:j:5151g13:gf:.:::g:f-I-5 S - iq, ' ' :5:r:r-,-rji,jj 3g55:--':g5555g:5:5:5' 1 134-5'f5.,.Q 5: rig? '- ., Q1- 1 -V 1 , ,, .-.ig ,. 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Godwin, L. Duckwnll, R. Allen, Quick 2nd Row-R. Fouce, D. McClure, R. Foster, T, McClain, T. Traylor, J. Hustcd, F. Roberts. G. Maddock, LI. Ramp, G. Soultz Back Row-B. Thomas, R. Rix, XV. Brooks, V. Harmon. C. Bruton, AI. Fonver, N. Carter, Murrell. R. Neely, T. Connellcy SOPHOMORE TEAM Cbelowj-Front Row-F. Smith, L. XVeagley, C, Bow- man, P. Linville, R. Brunt, P. Kennedy, R. XY'e.1ver, Meredith Znd Row-C. Mathias, L. Newell, XV. Gross, NV. Springer, M. Hardesty, B. Kistler, S. Lyons, D. XY'atson, P. Haisley, -I. Jones Back Row-R. Lawrence, D. Owens, K. Stroup, R, Babb, R. Bennett, R. Rep- pert, J. Barbre, G. Soultz, R. Andrews. C. Miller, R. Modlin qkXllUAf -wana T xii Bishir crosses finish at Sectional meet. Duane Bisliir winner of seven Runners rest after race our of nine dual IUCCIS. Back Row-Coach Sears, D. Bishir, F. McNeely, l-I. Cushman, T. Harter, T. Archey, F. Mills, L. Wliggoner Front Row-J. Deal, J. Mclieever, J. Mee, j. Dougherty, P. Fowler, j. Bookey, R. McKeevcr,Hni-nilton CROSS COU TRY After a month and a half of intensive training, the Giant Cross Country team traveled to Indianapolis, to defeat Wash- ington of Indianapolis in their first meet. The Giants seemed to take this Win to heart and came out of the season with an 8-1 record. The Anderson Indians were the only team to defeat the Giants in the reg- makes star showing ular scheduled meets. The team also added laurels to their crown by placing third in the conference and sectional meets. Chief point getter for the Giants this year was Duane Bishir. Bishir paced the Giants through most of the season Winning several blue ribbons. He Was the only Giant to run in the state cross country meet. B LL WS WV of cloampionsbiP5 BAsKET . fd '- , rf , y , r . x . Rmnie Bwnigmlzlri i Chatlei NLNS L' ,,, t cn . ' Bottom Rovchcstcr Innes. PM Top Row,- Tabbed as a team cellar-bound in the NCC race and entering the season with a host of inexperienced men, the Wfeirmen rounded into shape in time to exert a sustained drive in the closing stages of the season which netted them a spot among the 1950 state final- ists. The Giants blasted all opposition in the IHSAA carnival before bowing to the brilliant, title-bound Madison Cubs in the first game of the finals, 50 to 49. Giant Captain Pat Klein received the Trester sportsmanship award after the final game as a night- cap to his sparkling performance in the afternoon con- test and went on to be elected Mr. Basketball by In- diana sports scribes. Klein scored a MHS record shatter- ing 403 points in 28 games and extended the mark for most points in a single game to 28. The Wfeirmen waddled through a twenty game schedule, spilling ten opponents and biting the dust a like number of times. Inconsistency marked early Giant performances, and they spent most of the sea- QContinued on page 315 ZS -r E won Dkskeyx lwlanngt . H15 s Biden ,fa james - ' I i Casey Volcl. lohn Plnxwiin Edwards, Robu' . - - 5 -1 - ' wird Blck' Ddnllrincis Fisher. Nm' YVoodrow NY'0ody NVeir, Giants coach checks the office mailbox. Par Klein Forward on Montgomery Guard SEASON'S RECORD Marion 52 Greentown Marion 38 Elwood Marion 42 Central CFort Wayne, Marion 35 Kokomo Marion 39 Anderson Marion 68 Vincennes Marion 38 Kokomo Marion 61 Peru Marion S1 Richmond? Marion S6 Muncie Central? Marion 49 Muncie Central Marion 48 Huntington Marion 47 Richmond Marion 44 1 New Castle fovertimej Marion 37 Wabash Marion S9 Lafayette Marion 42 Technical Clndianapolisj Marion 49 Anderson fovertimej Marion 47 Frankfort Marion 52 Logansport SECTICNALS Marion 46 Fairmount Marion 66 Sweetser Marion 63 Swayzee REGIONALS Marion S3 Portland Marion S3 Lancaster Central SEMI-FINALS Marion S7 Auburn Marion 61 Sheridan FINALS Marion 49 Madison :i'NeW Years Tourney games. Fisher Cenrer John Banier Guard av- -f -s 4' 'N Jim Barley Guard Pal' figlwfs for in Hun+ing+on game. Andy Wyckoff Forward Dean Vogel Guard Klein scores agamsf Elwood Gianfs in acfion during +he Kokomo game. Roberr Casey Cenfer C. W. Perry Guard Edward Bick Forward Fisher helps demolish Greenfown. r I ,A ,,. www. lr Norman Edwards Bick blocks a Vike shof. T F0l'W6Fd 'rwo againsi' rhe Indians. INDUHDUAL FG G PCT. Klein 294 Fisher 268 Barley 266 Edwards 240 Vogel 232 Jones 269 Montgomery 278 Casey 3 86 Bick 216 McNee1y 200 Kelham 167 Coleman 083 Carter .222 Banter 077 Wyckoff 000 Gulliford 000 TOTALS .267 Chesfer Jones H Forward RECORD FT PCT. TP AVG. .641 403 14.4 .610 298 10.6 .590 222 8.5 622 170 6.0 .531 89 3.2 .419 77 3.5 .516 60 2.1 .421 42 2.2 .700 23 1.2 .667 4 0.6 000 4 1.2 .400 4 1.0 000 4 1.0' 000 2 0.2 000 0 0.0 000 0 0.0 586 1402 50.1 Qdsehm Bottom Row-Coach C. Woltnian, L. Wfeagley, K. Edmonds, E. Black, A. Vogel attempts to blo ls Wfyckoff, R. Miller, Mgr., T. Tobin Managers Tobin and Dis- n Madison shot. Top Row-D. Weber, R. Eltzroth, XV. Nvharton, C. NV. Perry, R. Bradford key ponder over Gi.1nt's Chances. Pile-up increases mount Fisher snags :i rebound from Madison ing tension in State game during the State Finals. Giants go to state basketball finals Qcontinued from page 28j son playing tag with the .500 percentage mark with which they suspended hostilities. The first few games featured lineup jug- glings and miscellaneous experimentations by Weir, and the mentor babied the goalers through the last half of the year, shrewdly priming them to hit their peak at tourna- ment time. Marion gained momentum through the latter part of the season and finished sixth in the Conference standings, aided by a home record which indicated only one loss on the Coliseum boards. The usual starting lineup included Klein and Norman Edwards at forwards, Francis Fisher at center, and Dean Vogel and jim Barley at guards. Chester Jones, Ed Bick, Ronnie Montgomery, Bob Casey, and John Banter formed the reliable bench brigade. The Little Giant B team, hampered with a constantly shifting personnel, could muster only seven wins in 17 contests, however Coach Clem Woltman's charges should furnish valuable material to next year's varsity. The usual lineup featured Andy Wyckoff, who led the scoring with 92 tallies, and Bob Bradford at forwards, Bill Wharton at center, and C. W. Perry and Don Weber at guards. Bottom Row-D. Dougherty, F. Hamilton, J. Deal, P. Linville, J. Dougherty Znd Row-R. Hosea. D. Mundy, L. Mills, J. Bakey, B. Schearer, Z, Davis, H. Hahn, L. Newell, B. Brookshire ird Row-B. Eltzroth, R. Miller, D. Weber, D. Johnson, M. Barton, L. Nveagley, J. McKeever, D. Bowman, W. Springer, F. McNeely, D. Bishir, V. Casey 4th Row-P. Haisley, B. Gross, Young, L. Ellis, T. Archcy, J. Fonzer. J. Vardaman, C. Gulliford, K. McCreary, C. Bowlds, B. Norkus. R. Dunn Top Row-B. Andrews, T. Hatter, R. Bishop, C. Miller, R. Xvintsrs, C. McNeely, R. Casey, V. Casey, J. Coleman, E. Bick, F. Mills TRACK TEAM :marks up jine recom' Wfhile many people consider track as an individual sport, Coach Ray Sears and his assistant, James Murphy have promoted it as a team sport. Training rules are strict, and each event requires hours and hours of patient practice. At the beginning of the season Marion started out Well by scoring impressive vic- tories over Kokomo and Muncie in dual meets and Huntington and Peru in a tri- angular meet. After the usual preliminary meets, the Giants entered the Delphi Relays, placing a decisive first. Close on the heels of the re- lays came the North Central Conference meet in which the Giants gained fifth place in the high competition, being outscored by Anderson, Tech. Clndianapolisj , Muncie and Frankfort in order. Following the Conference meet, Marion placed second in the Sectional at Kokomo and the following Week they qualified three men for the State finals at Butler Field, Indianapolis. The three making the Indianapolis trip Wereg Duane Bishir in the mile run, Ed Bick in the 440 yard run, and Cantrill Gulliford in the hurdles. Bick and Bishir automatically placed in the main events by their performances in the region- al meet but Gulliford was obliged to tryout in the forenoon before entering the finals in the afternoon. Outstanding in the year,s performance were Cantrill Gulliford in the high hurdles, Ed Bick, who twice broke his own 1949 record in the 440, Ron Bishop in the 220, Harry Hahn in the high jump, and Freddy Mills and Duane Bishir in distance. Jim Coleman, who transferred from Anderson, added depth to the squad but Was unfor- tunate in being unable to participate in several meets because of injury. Joan Hedges reigned as 1950 Track Queen, with Katie Flook and Ann Finley as her attendants. The B team gave promise of a successful track season next year, as several promising prospects for varsity appeared on the hor- izon during the season. The squad ended the year with a better than averageu record. Hurdle-jumping Gulliford goes over Assistant Coach jim Murphy and Coleman goes up and over the bar the timbers. Coach Ray Sears. ,r Track Attendant Ann Finley, Queen Joan Pole-vaulting johnson rises into Bick and Bishop finish in a dead heat Hedges Attendant Katie Flock. the atmosphere. QEIQ Mig. 54516 ,Wa fi IIB' A if, -' bl I Bottom Row-H. Smisor, R. Cassady Znd Row-A. XVyekoff, R. Montgomery, C. Messler, R, Gowan, A. Herring. R. Youngs 3rd Row-D. Smith, Banter, C. Perry, K. Ohlemeyer, M. Hawkins, G. Howell Top Row-J. Bell, T. Kellum, E. Ring, D. Bradford, A. Carter, P. Klein, N. Edwards Bottom Row-H. Smisor, R. Cassady Middle Row-C Mathias, S. Lyons, R. YX'ehrly, R. Fykes Top Row-J. Stone, D. Vogel. C. Jones, R. Modlin, A. Nelson BASEBALL TEAM bats good cwemge A group of battle hardened veteran un- derclassmen and seniors brought Marion High School its most successful year in the diamond sport since its inauguration here several years ago. Under the able direction of Joe Bell, who prepared his charges with a summer of American Legion baseball, the Giants waged a strong bid for the confer- ence title and remained in the thick of the battle to the end. The 1950 squad showed remarkable im- provement in the department usually lack- ing in high school nines - hitting power. The Bellmen proved adequate in this de- partment and backed up the offense with tight defensive units in both the infield and outer garden. Seniors Ed Ring and Tom Kelham form- ed the nucleus for the pitching staff. Out- standing was sophomore Art Herring, who notched several impressive triumphs. Gene Howell, southpaw, did excellent relief work. The usual lineup consisted of Pat Klein at first, Bob Gowin or Milt Hawkins, at second, C. W. Perry at short, Norm Ed- wards at third, Ken Ohlemeyer, Derrill Smith and Andy Wyckoff in the outfield, and Algie Carter or Don Bradford behind the plate. A B team was formed for the first time. BASEBALL RECGRD Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion 12 Mile St. Mary's Anderson Newcastle Richmond Frankfort 12 Mile Decatur Muncie Tech. Kokomo Hartford City Lafayette Logansport Left- Safe Right-Klein sn g o Center- Coach joe Bell. Left-Algie hits the dirt. Right-Victory smiles flash 1 1 Bottom Row-J. Longacre, P. Broyles, J. Grubb, F. Edwards, J. Foster 2nd Row-R. Wfebb, Overmeyer, NV. XVhnrton. E. Blocker, D. Bennett, R. Foster, E. Clester GULF TEAM makes good showing The Marion High School golf team has had a successful season this year, winning more meets than they have lost. Coached by Woody Weir the boys spent hours of practice on the Country Club course perfecting wood and iron shots for the frays. There was keen competition for the five available positions, but Johnny Grubb, Phil Broyles, Fred Edwards, john Foster and Jay Longacre survived as the varsity team. Marion has developed several good golf- ers in the past, and the 1950 team was one of the' most successful. The Marion team will lose three members this year, but with interest in golf growing and two veteran members remaining, it should not be too difficult to produce a winning team in 'S 1. I .lea Portrait of Coach Woody Broyles eyes a putt as Grubb and Edwards Golf team Watches as Fred Edwards shovxs the XVe1r watch anxiously. correct form. Bottom RowiB. Kennaugh, S. Zaremski, R. Matuska, G. Rowlas. T. Wlllman 9nd Row-L. Weagley, P. Kennedy, B. Kistler, B. Whitacre, T. Mi- chos D, Breedlove Top Row-D. Hutcheson, D. Mt-Dowell, R. Brunt, R. Crooks, J. Rine- hart J. Walker, D. Wamon TENNIS This year another sport was inaugurated at Marion High. Under the guidance of Mr. Dwight Hutcheson, twenty boys have been playing tennis on an intramural basis. Since Marion has only one tennis court, the Giants cannot enter into Conference tennis competition until next year, when the JAC Courts at Matter Park will be completed. Although this sport was in the experi- mental stages this season, plans for con- tinuing it permanently have been advanced. CHEERLEADERS Precision timing and originality were characterictics displayed by this year's cheerleaders. Among their novelty yells were: T-E-A-M, Rag Mop, and Let's Fight. At Indiana University they attended the annual Cheerleader's Convention, with their sponsor, Mr. Bernard Carmin. They are from left to right EuGene Swain, Barbara Lynn, Eddie Blocker, and Joan Hedges. Bottom Row-T. Miller, R. Holley, W. Shearer Top Row-R. Bishop, A. Nelson INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Intramural basketball season opened early in November and lasted until Feb- ruary 22. The teams were divided into two divisions. Each team playing the teams within its own division several times dur- ing the season. In this manner a winner of each division was determined and these two teams participated in a tournament game to decide the winner of the league. The Kingpins won the tournament, the members of this team were boys who had been candidates for the Marion B team. 0 .4 1',.-1113? I 1 H , ,rf ' ,N .K .'. 35 '. 'law . 5. is-' ' ,f rr S K 5-fc. V f g,T4 is i y A F X . 1 E Mm if Wu M f x, M 1231 I W r gig' + , if Q, , ',A?? Q Q x. Mwmwlspi x xi-Q Q 1 WK , 2 f 1 .X 0 X. 3 4 K' 1 4' Vx Q . if gh ,,,,,..w' ' . I Afxvxwtf X Q Xi? Qi in active games lbrogmm Each year an award of five dollars is given to the girl who, in the opinion of her classmates, best meets certain qualifications of sportsman- ship and physical Well-being and who has com- pleted the required two semesters. The classes also helped in arranging dances for the Easter Parade. Volleyball continued to hold prominentt as the most enjoyed sport for girls. Exercise helped to keep the figure trim. 39 , , ' X Iv I L if N, ' t Y A .A Y Clubs l i xx f 1 if' Q ,Y 7 ANV t ty Um or Fn.20. I9 my Bmw CWI W: ILL Bova-af' v Boomn Cum lh.Y Cm llmllc Conformal- 114 loom: Cwa -sv Tm Pu SESSIDI Y- Tins Hur 59 AUD. AUD. A un. Aun, Ann, Fun Bmzum Fmnouln' lim Ann-an I Duck, limo: Hum HEQIIS1, BG Bottom Row-Monks, Burns, Huff, Martin, Alleman, Walton, McKevitt, Lloyd, Certain. Layout staff members Katie 2nd Row-Grubb, Rowlas, Crimmins. Hendey, Yarger, Cole, Eymer, Mathiesen. Stinson, James Archer. Billie Eymer, and Isabel 3rd RowfRaven. Comer, Stirnitzke, Nelson, VViesler. Alexander, Macadarn, Howard. Diodore, Larowe McKillip Alexander. Top Row-Fowler, Miley, Winger, Achor. Bonta, Archer, Drummond, VViley, Saunders, Fowler, Clevinger,Flook Business staff Janice Howard 3'1-K' Bob Comer, and Phil Fowler check all-important income. CACTUS yearbook records yeezrlv activities This year, work on the Cactus was done mostly in room 400 where a new class in yearbook journalism was organ- ized. Heading the staff were Mary James and Margaret Huff as co-editors. Busi- ness manager was Phil Fowler, and cir- culation manager was Robert Comer. The advisers for the Cactus were Miss Dorothy Martin, who instructed the class, and Mr. B. H. Penrod, experienced Cactus adviser for many years. Cactus Tuesdayn became a familiar phrase as the staff launched its sub- scription drive and introduced the in- stallment plan for buying the Cactus. Every other Tuesday from November 1 to January 31 was set aside as payment day. The Cactus Frolic, which was given November ll at the Memorial Coliseum, provided basic funds for the Cactus. A new sparkle was added to the book by the printed end-sheelts, the fads and fashions page, and the new division page treatment with sketches by Phil Pierce under direction of Miss Grace Cleveland. Top-Co-editors Margaret Huff and Mary James check up on progress. i Center-Adviser Dorothy Martin and layout editor Isabel Alexander check picture with adviser B. H. Penrod. Bottom-Staff members Margaret Cole, Jim Drummond, and Elizabeth Hendey receive daily assignments from board. . QA. 4 Bottom Row-C. Certain, L. Long, R. Morris, P. Hickman, J. Long Business staff member Richard 2nd Row--D. Long, J. Pulley, P. Short, M. Chambers, R. Monks, Taylor Dunn bills advertisers' Top Row-T. McCarthy, R. Wmdard, T. Michos, J. Walker, R. Comer, J. Drummond C I . . ar ene Certain, typist, helps prepare copy for printer. SURVEY covers school news week! Marion High students were kept in- formed on all school events by the Survey, student newspaper, published W e e k l y throughout the school year. Under the sponsorship of R. Rothhaar, the publi- cation got under way early in the year with a near-record number of subscriptions sold. An experiment never before tried in the management of the Survey was made possi- ble the first semester by the large journal- ism survey class. With the aim of providing new features and a new slant on the news every week, the staff was split into two groups. Donna Long and Themis Michos acted as editors for alternate issues. Michos assumed full time editorship the second semester with a streamlined staff. Addi- tional features were the Comp Corner and pictorial coverage of events by students. Adviser R. Rothhaar with Joanne Pulley, T. McCarthy, Proof-reading is chore of R. Editor, Themis Michos be- staff member Margaret Cham- and J. W'alker make up the Morris, R. Monks, C. Stone, and comes jack-of-all-trades bers checks for follow-up dummy for next week's issue. P. Hickman. putting out the weekly paper. stories. HE KURVE 155 L....J Mardi - - ai X , INDEANA t Qetn1-F1n- MAREQN N. -ADnTSxMunCle gA,v et ffl? 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X ,I dy omu fmrii Ihr: Nell-3 lpmslplmzliil Nm-y Allgtihlle lriijidallegifliillnuuncux' i , ,-i-..V..k' sf 'a .n:.' , . Q . Clcvt-land vllolfgw aDw f,'lwl:,,L Judy liosij Charlotte Nwflmv , .QM Jmb WN 'U hgmgng syslun, clmiirnlw my Etlnionds, Uthci L-UL' .k-thrill tcfun. y ic-UF x tm me 1 vm. NU ' hm- H Q aiu lhc bus k fry sectional . ui with me rms 1 ' , ., A- cf fwul' s . .199 -' , xo- .-'5 vat?-Cam' . .....,mpnt'. LVL-....-...,.mv LUU3'l'i'.f1. war-i .......f.1m in W- i- M and Zu. ma Cuveiefl Staff 'Q 'Nb' . Q QE'-'.g r -U41 it SCOOPS llottuni Rim -D. YYelsh, R. Davis, C . Morrow, P. Fletcher. A. Silvi-rnian. B. Sohn. B. Drifmeyer. E. Hiuhluy Znnl Row -S. Perkins, M. Vance, G. Garrison, S. Swurts, A. Smart. C. Graff, M. Chase 3rfl Row Ii. Iimvni:iJi, C. Marzlen. S. Henry, J. Zabst, I . Tann, In. bugpliensiiii, B, Stout. C. Sisk Top Row -V. Spzinlmling, P. Ring, M. Heavilin, IZ. Morgron. B. Crossnian, J. NNQ-an-r, .I. Crimmins, C. Hartley GAYTl'IIjNSf-'liivtt-viii Row I', Lucas. E. Morgan, I. Smith, J. Crinimins. M. Parks Qnfl Row M. Hanks. C. Stone. J. Grintlh-, M. Hambune, I-1. VV:iller firm! Roxvf-Miss Florence Heck, II. Ulmer. S. Crisler. C. XYearly, J. Peterson -lth Row fA. I.alc'liz1w, E. Myers, IS. Snyder. M. VVhiie. B- Snrher Top Row IS. S:1ttvrtliwaite, M. Branson, ll. Crossnian, Y. YVilhi1e, S. Moss, A. Patty K . 1 , 1' 3 I 1 ROMPERS Bottom Row- H. Alleman. C. Certain, B. Alleman, A. Andrews G Howell M Cole B B k ., . . , . , . ainer Znal Rowe-R. Mailes. K. Iialser, P. Mensing, D. Burns, K York, J. Sartain, M. Chambers, K. Flynn Iiril Row--Miss M. Daniels, E. Je-mens. H. Mathiesen M Jeffery, M. yVickhnm, P. Knight. P.YSmith, R. Ramsey ' 4th Row--J. ,In-yser. M. Long, J. Keyser, I. Johnson, L. Steel man. J. Linclsuy. J. Bennett, A. Adamson Top Rowe- L. Mathews, J. Rowlas. P. Yarger. K. Archer, B Paulus. I . Boxell, R. Moore GET Y'S--Bottom RowAfI'. Rook, J. Gussett, A. McLain, B. Ginsberg. M. Walter. M. Harris Zlnfl Row-M. Reiter. M. Shafer, J. Dimlore, G. Larowe, Miss C. Brun ka, H. Kimes. B. Helm 3rrl Rowfli. Richey, J. Nelson, A. Finley, VV. VVilson, M. Johnson Ton Rowf M. Enorhs. B. Peril. J. Howard, P. Fowler, A. Gardner. M. Lake, R. Hood Y-TEENS offer service and social program.: .. :- Ima Y-Teen, five foot four blond, and made of cardboard, en- tered MI-IS halls last September, to launch the annual Y-Teen member- 7 ship drive. A junior member of the Y. W. C. A., the purpose of this club is to teach its members the Christian way of living, and provide supervised activities for them. Y-TEEN OFFICERS Bottom Row-Barbara Helm, presiclcntg Helen Kimes, vice-presidentg Gene Peclen, secretaryg Rurhnlice I-Iooclg treasurer Zncl Row-Anna Adamson, Rompcrsg Mary Mcliev- irt, Janie Hiatt, Sharps 'N Flats: Maryanna Young, Thrifteensg Mildred Chase, Scoops Top Row-Barbara Miley, Planteensg Erma Clev- inger. Other-Y'sg Anne Latchaw, Gayteens A Y-Teen-Hi-Y p a r t y in March, the annual style show in the spring, and monthly auditorium programs were among the events sponsored by the eight groups. The members participated in the observ- ance of the hanging of the greens ir1 December. They presented the third Courtesy Week program. Each group also held a party for its mem- bers at the Y. W. C. A., featuring games, dancing, and ping-pong. The cabinet consisting of the faculty advisors, the officers, and the eight student leaders was: Gay- teens-Anne Latchaw and Miss Florence I-Ieckg Get-Y,s-I-I elle n Kimes and Miss Carolyn Brunkag Other-Y's-Erma June Clevinger and Miss Gladys Neal, Planteens- Barbara Miley and Miss Marjorie Connelly, Sharps N' Flats-Mary McKevitt, Janie Hiatt and Miss Virginia Spencerg Scoops-Mildred Chase and Miss Dorothy Martin, Thrifteens-Marianna Young and Miss Mary Middleton. THRIFTEENS-Bottom Row-N. Starr, Z. Rife, A. Wimmer, K. Yale, M. Nealis, S. McCormick, P. Polsley 2nd Row-F. Wert, S. Zuhst, M. Faunce, G. Burton, M. Young, S. Wiesler, N. Pain 3rd Row-P. Culbertson, J. Long, J. Collins, Gibson, D. Nieman, R. Pratt B. Lynn. J. Hedges, VVinger, H. West J. Sprinkle, B. M. Gibson, K. Top Row -P. Lemons, Flook, K. Archer, L. PLANTEENS+B0ttom M. Boyer, M. Jones 2nd Row-M. Huber, Moore, P. Short. S. 3rd RowfB. Bell, E. Gordon, C. Blank, M. Mauk. Miss Connelly 4th Row-C. Boswell, M. Williams, D. Lee, A. M. Rosalie Top Row-S. Bonta, S. Holt, I. Alexander, Lucky. L. Rose RowfG. Peden, C. Walton, J, Wilcox G. McCoy, J. L. Mason, B. Giltner. Saunders Townsend, D. Gale, K. Flook, J. Proctor. R. 45 SHARPS 'N FLATS-Bottom Row-S. Lutes, D. Fisher C. Folley, J. Simmons. J. Mitchell, W. Campbell, B. McAtee M. McKevitt, J. Lloyd 2nd Row-D. Rife. C. Keesey, M. Woolman, M. Sivis, J Walton, D. Montgomery, M, Michos, J. Ziunamakcr, McKillip 3rd Row-J. Adrianson, R. Carmichael, P. Ludlow, M. Lovell. A. Hallam, L. Fleenor OTHER Y'S-Bottom Row-M. James, M. Mahoney. S. Ireland J. Smith, Horning, J. Telfer 2nd Row-F. Knoheloch, C. Jones. J. Carpenter, G. Neal, M Huff, D. Diggs, S. Hood 3rd Row-J. Bliss, P. Schoolman. J. Smith, P. Fately, Tubbs. D. Bridgewater, D. Kahler Top Row-G. Gordon. E. Fisher. M. Martin, J. Macadam. J. Harreld, J. Weinberg, A. Thompson 1. P. C ctu 1956 The record of a year at MARION HIGH SCHOOL, MARION, INDIANA co-edited by MARGARET HUFF and MARY JAMES, managed by PHIL FOWLER, under the supervision of MR. B. H. PENROD and MISS DOROTHY MARTIN. R Rx ,JS :lf f ','r 4'.. I Effii '-,r QL af . 3 j ..,V.., Ted Tobin and Dewey Hall demonstrate manners for state Hi-Y president Raleigh Vobach Hi-Y Chorus entertains guests at State Hi-Y Older Boys' Conference ' Bottom Row-M. Huff, J. Crimmins, J. Pulley, J. Grindle, H. Kimes, B. Helm, I. Johnson, M. Jeffery, Mr. R. Sears, Miss G. Cleveland, A. Latchaw, M. Jones, G. McCoy, P. Mensing, Diodore, J. Howard, S. Holt 2nd Row-B. Gross, D. XVilson, C. Miller, J. Pender, Meredith, D. Hall, R. Strange, R. Davidson, R. DeWalt, Cain, T Tobin, J. Vardaman, R. Xvolfe, G. Buck, R. Strauss 3rd Row-D. Breedlove, J. Yeatcr, J. Shroat, R. Cassady, J. Teegardcn, J. McKay, F. King, B. Kennaugh, B. Whitacre, Zaremski, A. Gernentz 4th Row-R. Brunt, J. Inyeart, L. Johnson, J. Hood, J. Thompson, R. Truex, F. Murphy, A. Warrender, J. Rapn. R. Kem, D. Geist, L. Wagner, J. Dougherty, E. Collins, J. Martin, R. Polley, J. Ayres, J. McKeever Sth Row-E. Swain, H. Starr, J. Walker, C. Sloderbeck, Z. Davis, J. Dougherty, D. Ferguson, T. Harter, J. Eltzroth, L. Weagley R. Rodman. L. Randall, G. Cachules, R. Stirnitzke, R. Hinkle, J. Foster 6th Row--B. Dovin, D. Bishir, Dollar, K. Graham, R. Boyce, S. Lyons, K. Ohlemever, W. McManaman, R. Wagner, R. Dunn G. Peacock, P. Wickham, B. Andrew Top Row-R. Achor, R. Modlin, D. Hooker, L. Young, J. Miller, P. Stith, L. Eshleman, J. Drummond, R. Wiley, M. Stevenson, J. Banter, P. Broyles, W. Grindle, D. Bradford, D. Raven, P. Fowler, L. Smith, D. Bennett HI-Y entertains stette can erence Playing host to the Older Boys confer- ence provided a focus for activities this year. Some 450 HiY members from all over Indiana enjoyed a weekend of meet- ings and parties with local Hi-Y members acting as guides. Hi-Y boys were also seen carrying blank- ets around the Coliseum during the Polio 46 Drive to catch donations tossed by basket- ball fans. As usual, Hi-Y members provid- ed coat checking service at the Cactus Frolic and Easter Parade. Other activities included after game dances sponsored by the Hi-Y to help cele- brate victories or console fans after losses and to provide funds for further activities. S. s s The Hi-Y presented the first program for Courtesy Six Weeks using as their theme Clean Speechf' An impressive initiation service in Octo- ber reminded members and guests of the Hi-Y purpose, to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and com- munity high standards of Christian charac- ter. Ray Sears served for his fourth year as an active gpgngof gf the group, OFFICERS PLAN YEAR'S ACTIVITIES Seated-Bob Strange, secretary, Dewey Hall, president, Mr. Ray Sears, sponsor Standing-Ronnie DeW'alt. treasurer, Ronnie Davidson, vice- presidentg John Vardaman, sergeant at arms: Joe Cain, sergeant at armsq Ted Tobin, chaplain CHORUS Bottom Row--R. Dunn, B. Dovin, J. Taylor, J. McKeever, 2nd Row-J. Pender, R. Strauss, A. Gernentz, R. W'olf, T. Tobin, D. Breedlove 3rd Row-Z. Davis, J. Thompson, R. XViley, F. Murphy, J. Miller, R. Stirnitzke, L. Smith Top Row-R. Modlin, Dollar, Drummond, L, Eshleman, J, Cain, J. Dougherty f 5 -I F' '2f'3'Q ,.. ,.... 5, , .1 Q? 'wt K ze: :::v:, -. ..::.g..,,. Q . Q , W 1 , .....,. . ,. I 'vii Ii ii'1f1 ,. ---' 1 fgg' -3? ,gi :ZQ ,,,. QQ. ln. , , 3 15.3, ,N ,,.::',:.'.,:A:, wa, I.. . Q Q., . v.,, li. , ,S 1, . .Q ,:,..: 1t '. ' 1 iia F 7-- ' S' ' fl W . .- i N .. v --,, , . I 5 N -,L 'Cixi BOOSTER CLUB J. Vztrdnman, D. Hall, R. Rodman, J. Drummond, R. DeXV:1 t, D. Bree ove, l dl XV. Grindle, Bottom Row- E. Ring, D. 2nd Row-R. Wiley, C. Hunt, H. Starr, J. Doug erty, . tirni - R. Carson 3rd Row-J Raven h R S' 'tzke, R. DeWolfe, J. Cain, G. Soultz, . Walker, Coleman, McKeever, K. Graham, M. Stevenson, P. Fowler, McKay, R. Andrews, A. Warrender, Pope 4th Row-R. Wiley, G. Cachules, Ayres, J. Thrapsimis, W. Gross, C. Miller, R. Brunt, J. Dougherty, P. Stith, G. Buck Sth Row-D. Bishir, W. Kennaugh, D. Ferguson, J. Eltzroth, J. Rapp, R. Kem, S. Znremski, J. Yearer, I L. Johnson, T. Roberts ' ' ' . M h ' . M'ller, D. McDowell, H. Smisor, Top Row--R. Strauss, W. Whitacre, Z. Davis, T. Harter, F urp 5, J x R. Cassndy, L. Newell, VV. Norkus l Bottom Row-F. Smith, L. Johnson, J. Inyart, M. Wlilter, D. Cain, K. Russell, E. Jergens, K. Yale, G. Burton, N. Starr, R. XY'gilton. R. Hinkle. XY. Lewis, G. Hockett 2nd Row-R. XVehrly, J. Iilliott, A. McLain, M. Fauncc, J. Grindle, R. A. Moore, J. Diodore, D. Lee, M. Chase, B. Giltner, F. Knobeloeh, E. Morgan, B. XVolfe, C. Stone, J. Nveinberg. B. Pierce, M. James, J. Pender 3rd Row-J. Shroat, F. Goodnight, K. Stroup, C, Miller, P. Kennedy, B. Conn. J. Carpenter, L. Newell, M. Huff, M. XVilliams, J. Chapmrin, P. Miller, M. XVickham, R. Reardon, J. Miller, R. XVebb, F. YVert, R. XViley Top RowfR. Strange. J. Ayres, D. Ferguson, J. Shields, D. Hooker, R. Modlin, H. Cantrill, R. Brunt, D. Geist, Drummontl, F. Swain, J. Welker, J. Meredith, L. XY'agner, R. Andrew, R. Kem, S. Zarqmski, D, Xvilson, NV, XVl1it,1Cre, Bottom Row-Al. Mahoney, J. Simmons, J. Mack. 5. Zabst, S. Henry, D. XY'elsh 2nd Row-M. Heavilin, S. McCormick, XV. NVilson, M. Hambene, M. Comer, C. XVeairly, Malson, J. Crimmins, C. Lee, Telfer, N. Burnnu, B. Alleman, R. Davis 5rd Row-J. Yfinger, F. Gordon, J Hedges, J Frost, L. Mathews, L. Applewhite, C. Casey, Adrianson, V. Spaulding, T. Michos, M. Michos, A. XVarrender, J. Nunamaker, B. Ginsberg. 4th Row--C, Durst, P. Culbertson, G. Brunt, M. Hanks, E. DeVoI, G. Xvagner, A. Finley, N. Hall, F. Murphy, R. Spall, J. Betz. B. Barton, L. Wlird, L. Rennaker, A. Durnil P. Ross Top Row-K. Edmonds, M. Gunyon, A. XY'yckoff, R, Oliver, J. Longacre, R. Hewitt, G. Rowlas, M. Maltby, Miller, D. Diggs. S. Hood, A. Gardner, S. Crisler, D. Bridgewater, N. Pain, R. Adamson L TIN CLUB interprets the ancient world Inauguration of a SPQR members was 9 34, l I 5 li Ji? tl new point system for one of the highlights of club procedure this year. In order to be eligible for active membership, students in the club were ex- pected to help their organization in at least one specific Way. O n e h u n d r e d thirty-six members enrolled in the club this year. Parties and programs were held in November and December. The club sponsored the Latin Leap , an all-school dance, in March. Climaxing the yearis activities was the May Breakfast. Officers elected for the year Were: Con- suls-Christina Stone and Richard Bruntg Quaestors-Barbara Ginsberg and Joan Car- penterg Aediles-Dollie Bridgewater, Jay Longacre, May Alice Walterg Tribune- Virginia Spaulding. Sponsor of the club was Wfillard E. Batson and co-adviser was Miss Gladys Neal. SPANISH CLUB furtbers Pan-American relation., The Spaniards actively developed good will by presenting a Pan-American Day Dinner and auditorium program May 12. Other activities included a lecture on Mex- ico by Miss Case in November, a Christmas potluck in December, an indoor picnic in January, and publication of a Spanish newspaper. Business meetings were held the first Thursday of every month. A Turn- about Dance was featured February 14. Officers installed at the first meeting Were: Joan Crimmins, presidentg Joe Cain, vice-president, Susan Wiesler, secretary, Ruthalice Hood, treasurer, and Jackie Roush, program chairman. Miss Dorothy Case was sponsor of the club. Bottom Row-M. Mclievitt, P. Hick man, J. Crimmins, S. Wiesler, P. Boxell, R. Hood 2nd Row-Miss D. Case, sponsor, S. Sisson, S. Lures, E. Jo Mailes, D. McCreary, C. Keesey 3rd Row-P. Rook, B. Crossman, J Stewart, A. Gernentz, A. Thomp son, M. Vance 4th Row-R. Dixon, B. Satterthwaite, P. Yarger, M. Harris, C. Jones, J Shartzer, R. Carmichael, M. Rust J. Dougherty, W. Kennaugh, T. Hayden, A. Latchaw. Sth Row-C. Armstrong, C. Blank, E. Evans, S. Wright, L. Ebert, M Branson, P. Ludlow, M. Boyer, S. Cachules Top Row-C. Perry, R. Polley, J. Sutter, Bakey, L. Vkagley, L. Martin, E. Cole, R. Goldthwaire, J. Foster, J. Cain, Knot presentj l k n ees' S 5 X S : Burr m Ron X bilbtrmin Xl Shattr C Sisk S Bonri G 'XItCoi M jones, V. Spaulding, L. Mathews, XV. Xvilson, B. Barker Ron Nlr A Adams ponsor L XX illtr B Surbtr A Gardner S Hood, D. Montgomery, C. Fogle, J. Sutton Ron D R ien S Zaitmski D XX alex S Ci hults I Stewart NI. Parcher, G. Garrison, XV. Paulus, B. Snyder, P. Boxell, P. Ring 4K1 Ron R DLX alt P Hitttr R Rm T Xli hos Z Duns B Strange, D. Geist, D. Hooker, H. Cantrill 1 Rm Xtattr NI bttphenson R Stirnitzkt P Stith G Pu ock, P. Fowler, N. Smith, J. B. Stone, McKeever SHUTTERBUGS learn photographic technique Shutterbugs kept busy entering nation- al photographic contests, going on field trips, preparing exhibits, and attending classes in fundamental photography. A darkroom with full equipment made it possible for the members to learn the pro- cess of printing films. Pins were awarded when members earned the required points. These points were based on attendance at meetings, special Work, and recognition in contests entered. Prize Winning pictures of the year were displayed at the spring dance. The officers of the club were: Phil Fow- ler, presidentg Robert Stirnitzke, Vice- presidentg Carol Fogle, treasurer, and Phyllis Boxell, secretary. Co-sponsors were Mr. Aaron Adams and Miss Marion Bread- heft. Top-Shutterbugs concentrate as president Fowler conducts the business session of a general meeting. Bottom-Photographic exhibits increase the interest in compom sition and quality of pictures. Q K4-e Top-Art Club officers Lorna Mason, co-chairman of programing john Vardaman, president, Zelda Rife, secretary, Robert Handschy, vice-president, Phil Pierce, co-chairman of pro- gram, and Hunter Sohn, first semester president examine priming press and air brush purchased by the Club. Bottom-Club members gather around to watch the process of weav- ing done on the club purchased loom RT CLUB furibezfs mf! lbrogmm As in years past the Art Club as- sisted the school and community with art projects, furthered aft in- terests in the school and sponsored the annual visiting art exhibit. The club also encouraged talent by sup- plying transportation and materials for scholarship contests, as well as Securing funds for special class equipment by sponsoring several Well attended dances. The members assisted by Miss Grace Cleveland, advisor, provided decorations for the Cactus Frolic, Easter Parade, and other school af- fairs, plus posters for athletic and social events. Front Row-M. Chambers, B. Satterthwnite, E. Miller, Z. Rife, I.. Mason, D. XVelsh, B. Sohn, NV. Myers Znd Row-G. Garrison, B. Leisure, S. Saunders, S. Scott, P. Boxell, J. Dougherty, R. Moon, M. Chambers. N. Ernest, R. Hand- schy, H. Sohn, P. Smith, B. Pierce, G. Cleveland, D. Marley Back Row-D. Bishir, R. Hopkins, XV. Kennnugh, McKay, E, Ring, J. Vardzimnn, P. Pierce, NV. Glasser, P. Stith USHERS CLUB In its third year at Marion High School, the Ushers Club again provided efficieint service at high school and community programs. The qualifications for mem- bership require that the applicant be a sophomore or junior and know the seating arrangement of the Marion High School auditor- ium. Courtesy, competence, and poise are the final factors in de- termining the members, who are judged by former members. Mr. V. V. Smith was the spon- sor and the following girls were officiers: president, Beverly Gilr- nerg vice-president, Jean Winger, Bottum Row-Rife. Crisler. Gardner 2nd RowfCrimmins. Hambene, Giltner 3rd RowfSilberman, Jones. Shafer 4th Row--Wilcox. Starr, Jones, Walter, Rust, Yale, Weinberg treasurer, Alice Gardner. Top RowffVVert, Pierce. Townsend, Ireland, Carr, Winger, Smith, sponsor CHEMISTRY CLUB Chemistry club was organized this year to better acquaint interested students with practical chemistry outside the classroom. Each member automatically became a member of the Science Clubs of America for the year 1950. A skating party early in the year offered social activity. The officers of the club were Joe Palmer as presidentg Jane Macadam as secretary, and Margaret Huff as treasurer, acting in conjunction with a Board of Controls. The Club sponsor was James Murphy. Bottom Row-Arnmstrong, Howard, Macadam, Holt, Boxell, Hendey. Williams, Giltner, Mahoney, Alleman, Zaremski, Andrews, Mackay, Wiley. Hiatt 2nd Row-Whitacre. Crimmins, Faunce, Conn, Mook, Diodore, Grindle, Larowe, Tobin. Latchaw, Thomas, Doles, Dougherty 3rd Row-Raven, Huff, Taylor, Saunders. Gordon, Mathiesen. Eymer, Eltzroth, Mitchell. Winger, Dis-key, Gordon. Hanks 4th 11GlIowliLos-tutter. Hunt, Jackson, Rodman, VValker, Wiley, Swain, Berger. Breedlove, Stephenson. Harter, Eshleman, Webb, on 's TOP ROW-Starr. WilS0l'1, Dc-Walt, Vardaman. MlCh05. SC92H'Ce. Cole, Ohlemeyer, Banter, Drummond, Palmer, Grindle, Cain, Courtney, Miller, Darst, Hood, Lawson Bottom Row-Royce, Courtney, Nealis, Nealis, Wilson, Rambo, Pain, Polsley, Downing, Chamness, Stout, Fisher, Russell 2nd Row--Flynn, Inman, Alleman, Alleman, Andrews, Davis, Welsh, Foxx, Burton, McGhee 3rd ROW-Hall. Stroup, SDGHSOF, Hiwdefl, NGHHS, McKee, EHOchs, Siler, Drifmeyer, Tubbs, Fateley, Balser, Wilson, Horning Smith. Breedlove 4th Row-Stroup, Yeater, Rapp, Cain, Lindsay, Strange, Wiley, Zaremski, Welsh. Zabst, Ulmer, Willhite, Wright, Weidener Fletcher, Stafford, sponsor I 5th Row-Nieman, McDowell, Shields, Randall, Jones. SlSk, Fleenor. Hallam, Nealis, Silberman, Bridgewater Top R0wfGibSon, Barton, Betz, Hartley, Rowlas, Snyder, Ring, Eymer. Shafer, Sohn, Carmichael, Spaulding, McCoy, Moore BUGOLOGY CLUB Bugology club members investigated the private lives of insects, studied heredity, and other branches of biology outside of school as well as in the classroom. The meetings featured adult speakers, movies, and reports by club members. Hikes Were prepared as logical spring activities. The club also a- dopted what is believed to be their first formal constitution. ARCHERY CLUB Cupid isn't the only one that The officers Were: Dane Breedlove, president, Yvonne Willhite, vice-presidentg Becky Stout, secretary, and Donna Fisher, treasurer. Minor officers were: James Shields, education committee chairman: Ruth Davis, recreation committee chair- man, and members of the Board of Advis- ors, the governing body. Mr. Keith Stroup and Mr. Clair Stafford were co-sponsors. holds a corner on shooting arrows. The archery club has, as its purpose, to promote and stimulate archery at Marion High and to maintain high standards of sportsmanship. The club met and practiced every Thursday evening in the girls gym. The officers were as follows: Keith Stroup, range captaing James Winters, assistant range captain, Betty Bell, secretary, Jack Deal, treasurer and Mr. E. J. Tillett, the adviser of the Archery Club. Jules Walker, John Dougherty, Jack Deal, Charles Weidener, James Winters. Keith Stroup 53 Cf ik STUDENT COUNCIL SENATE Left to right-Robert Comer, Lindley X-. Nvagner, Eddie Ring, Eddie Cole, Zelda Zoe T Rife, Phil Broyles, Robert Strange, Clifford Hunt, John Vardaman. TUDE T COUNCIL governs student policy The Student Council was composed of representatives elected from each home room and senators elected at large in each class. There was one sophomore senator, two junior senators, and three senior sen- ators. The activities of the Council began with a dance welcoming the sophomores. The next project was the annual talent search in which the Winners appeared on a talent broadcast. Front Row-E, Ring, gl. Vardxmzin, L. XY'agncr, D. Hall, R. Str Operations Vittles, a drive for canned food for the Family Welfare Society was climaxed by a school dance with the ad- mission price a can of food. A six weeks courtesy program, conduct- ed at the beginning of the second semester was carried out with cooperation of the Hi-Y, Y-Teens, sophomore, junior, and senior classes under the supervision of the Student Council. Each Week the most courteous boy and girl were selected. ange, R. Comer, P. Broyles, E. Cole, J. Foster, L. Randall 2nd Row-M. Chase, G. Pcden. G. Bc-xell, A. Finley, Z. Rife, D. Love, C. Smith, Xi. Comer, C. Lee, J. Tedder, M. Rust, G. Brunt R. Morris, P. Boxell, S. Zabst, R. Hood Back Rowell. Miller KI. Ovcrmyer, R. Bishop, R. Hinkle, R. Xvehrly, -I. Blnter, K. Ohlemeyer, C. Hunt, R. DeXValt, E. Pinlier mn, D, Hooker. R. Brunt, T. Hayden. E. Swain, T. Michos. C. McNeeley, D. Nieman, D. Bridgewater, M. Herring s HO OR SOCIETY selects active stactents Membership in the National Honor So- ciety is based upon four principles, Charac- ter, Service, Scholarship, and Leadership. Students having a scholastic average of eighty-eight are eligible for election to the club. Of those qualifying, five percent of the senior class was chosen by their class- mates and the faculty on the basis of the 14 fa. , -sag-w One hundred hours of painting flats, set- ting up the lighting system, or rehearsing lines for actual production is required to enter Mahidra, the school dramatic organi- zation. The main purpose of the club is to promote dramatics for both the school and the public. John Grubb acted as president, with Phylis Fowler as secretary, and Mary other three standards. Initiation was an im- pressive ceremony in February. This year the Society, sponsored by Miss Dorothy Case, had forty-one members. The officers Were president, Gene Pedeng vice-president, Themis Michosg secretary, Marilyn Jeffery, and treasurer, Eugene Swain. G. Peden, B. Helm, M. Huff, E. Blocker, E. Cole, M. Jones, M. Mclicvitt, C. Xvalton Znd Row-B. Giltner, M. James, M. Chase, J. Nuncimaker, E. Bick, J. Foster, F. Lostutter, E. Swain 3rd Row-C. Stone, Macadam, E. C. Johnson, B. Kenniiugh, T. Michos, B. Conn, H. Kimes Top Row-J. Ayres, R. Goldtliwaitc, R. DeNValr, Walker, C. Hunt, J. Banter, P. Broyles, F. Fisher, D. Vogel, P. Fowler, Overmyer, R. Strange Bottom Row- R. Dunn, R. Dovin, P. Fowler, J. Taylor, B. Monks, J. Grubb lnd Row-R. Achor, B. Fymer, R. Spall, G. Pinkerton, P. Broyles, C. Johnson, T. Miclios, D. W'ilson 3rd Row-P. Fowler, D. Bridgewater, C. Stone. M. Wulter, M. James, M. Huff Top Row-B. Giltner, F. Murphy, Rowlas, Drummond, J. Miller. R. Comer, Mr. R. Rothl1.1.1r, Miss D. Martin, sponsors MAHIDRA sponsors drama Alice Walter fulfilling the duties of treas- urer. Mahidra's fall production was She Stoops to Conquer , a restoration comedy by Oliver Goldsmith. Through the com- bined efforts of seniors and Mahidra mem- bers, the Senior Class Play Night Must Fall , a psychological melodrama by Emlyn Williams, was given in the spring. Bottom Row-G. Boxell, M. Jeffery, Fisher, G. Brunt, E. Clevinger, ,Q 2330: Lis. 3 11555 .Qs qw. ,J Q. ,Q Q, f-Q? ik, x N x 1992, .W V-,.f Nl: 5-1, , XR A 3-TZ :S ,six wg, ,W -?3:X0 , c v . .P Y , K Q, 0 A.-z lr-J , . , , , ,xx ww QQ? ig. . 1 - . VYKQ, A P . fra 3' ' x . ,gi N , MSB, W. QR M -a 5 1 ix 1 X vw 'Q' -mf wr::g ,,g'5,1-D' '51:.:gg. .- gag. , 5- 3331 mv 4- ,52:,l.:g,,.:g:., xg, ' ,, vw' -'E1::Q,,:4::g, x 'gg i , P A ,,,. . . it ...., ,gk , , xc f x . Af , Qi- vs . 1, V - YI QQ x W N fx .. Ugg XNISX It qw:-N: -t , iv, a ,w.x5N.X,ge Q. ,X ,xg-,fx ' , . ,, 1, gf,,:3,,1.i: . u xm, M. QQ., x ORCHE TRA and BAND provide musical training Iiront Row-Xl. Huff, R. Strange, Thrapsimis, B. Crossman, I. Dougherty, S. Hood End Row-J. Sutter, F. Bowman, Crimmins, D, Diggs, H. Kimcs, J. Ayres, E. Blocker, S. Crisler, KI. Maison 3rd Row-V. Wilson, j. Jackson, H. Stroup, E. Swain, R. XY lCy, M. Stephenson Back Row-Mr, L. D. Jones, director, KI. Simmons, L. Wfagner, P. Boxell Assistant Charles Emrick, band director Phillip Pulley, and orchestra conductor Lloyd DLICOSUI jones plan program for Four City Music Festival. The orchestra, made up of 23 students, Was, again this year, under the direction of Lloyd DaC. Jones. Its purpose Was to give high school students a chance to display their instrumental talents and to partici- pate in musical affairs. The activities this year included the Con- cert, December 18, with the chorus and band, Concert, March 24, again with the chorus and band, and the Four City music Festival at Kokomo, which was directed by Fabien Sevitzky of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Also participating in this festival Were the bands, orchestras, and choruses of Logansport, Peru, and Koko- mo. Participation in the Easter Parade was again part of the year,s duties for this group. Daily practice resulted in a Well co- ordinated band under the direction of Mr. Phillip Polley, who with assistant Mr. Charles Emerick, kept the band sup- plied with a Well-rounded program in- cluding not only playing for football and basketball games, Cactus Frolic, Easter Pa- rade, the Hospital Day Parade but also the Concert, December 13, the Huntington Concert on March 8, ond the Four City Festival held in Kokomo on May S. In addition to the customary three sec- tions the full band, the pep band, and the concert band, a new dance band called the Marion Music Makersv was organized this year under the direction of Mr. Emerick. In the spring junior and senior students who had been in the band 2 and 3 years re- TXVIRLERS lleft to rightj-B. Barker, V. Scvy, L. Mason, C. Sisk, ceived Customary awards pl. Pulley, S. Moss, C, Smith, J. Roush, R. Xloorc Front. Row-Swain. Wiley, Achor, Grintlle, Johnson, Alexander, Invart Scearce Stroup 7 Lnd Row-Thomas, Stout. Ginsberg. Adrianson, Hemmick, Johnson, Meredith, Kimes, Ayres, Lindsay, Bowman, Gorrlon, Johnson 3rd Row-Detro, Hood, Knoblock, Henry, Stevens, Polley, Shroat, Futrell, Pender, Randall, Moillin, Barbre, Rel-pert, Martin, VViley, Miller Elliott, Stephenson. Courtney, Pinkerton Back Row-Blocker, Wilson, Starr. Breedlove, Evans, Taylor. Tlrfld, Geist. Patterson, Hooker, Rupley. Johnson. St-vcik, Preston, Crooks NcNeeley, Wagner, Hayden, VVard, King, Bowman, Barker, Love, Simons, Han-Qld SOLOISTS BAND OFFICERS RFFD QUARTETTE Front Row--I. Ayres, B. Ginsberg, H. Stroup, J. Iva Lou johnson, secretary, Eddie Blocker, XV. Grindle, R, Achor, R. Wiley, E. Swain Simons president, Charles johnson, treasurer, Ken- Back Row-E. Pinkerton, R. Polley, D. Geist, neth Courtney, vice president. M. Stephenson, E. Blocker 57 ADVANCED CHOR Director Miss Virginia Spencer watclics as girls' trio Consisting of Gretchen Brunt, llutty Conn, and Marilyn Rust r fli' 1 't ' ' t tnrst .lttmnpainetl by ,loan Simmons Accompanist. M. 1.111105 US czttmcts vom! talent One of the three music groups in the high school is the Advanced Chorus, direct- ed by Miss Virginia Spencer. It is composed of members carefully selected through try- outs. Membership is not restricted to sen- iors, but is open to all students. In addition to providing music for the school programs at Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, and Easter programs outside school. This year they sang at Waslxington, Martin Boots, Easter Lenten services, Holy Week services, P. T. A. Council, and many other places. They also formed a bright spot at the Cactus Frolic and Easter Parade. Along with the band and orchestra, the Chorus each year attends the Four City Music Festival, which this year was held at Kokomo. Also with the band and orchestra they gave a Winter and Spring Concert. The members of the chorus are chosen to represent this section at the State Choral Festival at Indianapolis. , the Chorus gives many Director, V, Spencer Botmm Row-P. Mt-ming, J. Hiatt, ll. Conn, E. Irby, R. Carmichael, C. Shirar, M. Mclicvitt, D. Lee, M. Rudlingcr, C. Xvelsh 2nd Row-R. XY.ilton , Al. Carl, N. Hall, C, Stone, M. Michos, D. liahlcr, B. Helm. -I. Rov'l.1s, P. Ynrger, P. Short, M. Rust, R. Morris Srtl Row-D. McCre.1ry, P. Hickman, Al. Nelson, G. Brunt. .l. Saunders, A. Patty, VI. McMillan, E. Clevingcr, M. Chambers, M. Harris. S. Dchne T R U- ' ' op ox. B. Thruston, F. Murphy, D. XVolfc, C. Perry, B. XVool turd, KI. Drummond, il. Cain, P. Stewart, P. Broyles, B. Stir- rntlkc, T. Tobin. G. Boucher, K. McCre:iry, J. McCle:iry, Z. Davis Znd 3rd -Oth ith 6th 7th Sth Top Bottom Row-G. Larowe, C. Certain, B. O'Brien, M. Young, M. Mclievitt, C. Xxl.lll0l'1, G. Peden, I. McKillip, M. Jeffery, R. Morris, M. Chambers, B. Miley Row-R. Horning, C. Malott, D. Pence, Tedder, Z. Musick, B. Lines, I. Godwin, R. Carmichael, M. Branson, J. Zabst, E. Stephenson ROW-I1 BUTDS. B- Allemlflv I- ,l0l1H50n, L- MJSOH, 51'l1iLl1. G. Mcliee, J. S.irt.iin, M. XY'ickham, K. York, J. Sutton Row-H. Row-M. Row-L. Row-A. Row-B. Row-M. Mathiesen, P. Rook, J. Gossett, J. Diodore, M. VVilli.ims, C. Fryback. G. Stults, G. Brunt, D. Reiff, B. Conn Stinson, B. Helm, D. Lee, B. Morgan, M. Enoclis, L. Fleenor, A. Hallam, S. Cachules, M. Michos, J. Nunaiiiaker Mathews, J. Frost, C. Sisk, C. Stone, I. Smith, M. Shafer. J. McCuan, E. Myers, V. Spaulding, NI. XVilli.1n1s Price, E. Highley, 5. Xvorkman, S. Swarts, J. XV.ilton, J. Sprinkle, P. Lyon, J. Long, J. Bennett, J. Betz Surber, J. Peterson, R. Smithley, M. Townsend, D. XY'.ilsh, R. Davis. S. Zubst, R. Pratt, D. Nieman, B, Gibson Gibson, B. Drifmeyer, R. A. Moore, M. Huber, P. Lucas, D. Kahler, Bliss, J. Telfer, D. Tubbs, Y. W'illl1ite BOOSTER CLUB cheers teams on.: The Booster Club, made up of 100 girls dressed in gold slip-over sweaters, made their appearance at basketball and football games in a block 10 square. This year they met 76 times including the bas- ketball tournaments. The climax of W' the year's activities was the attend- ing of the state basketball finals in the Butler Field House. Organized in 1946, the Booster Club has for four years followed very closely its constitution, RTO support and serve our athletic de- partment and the school in gener- al. Regardless of win or lose, full- est respect shall be paid all sports participants if they be either on the Marion High School team or on the visiting team. The club has no dues. However, each member bought her own sweater. During the year the club also took part in pep sessions, sold badges, made shakers, decorated and served at athletic banquets, and supported the first appearance this year of the real-live Giant played by John Vardaman. BOOSTER CLUB Standing-Carol Wfalton, Janet NV.1lton, Jeanie Sprinkle, Carolee Malott, Betty Conn Seated-Gene Peden, Mr. Bernard Carmin, Marilyn Jeffery 7' flwwet 2f ,. I GW , M Q I I, of ' H Elm liii , . .355 Lx X Q ag h iw' N J if x , ' Mxfxx, '- ' , ,Z-GW ' ,, 'f ,. , , Nm fn K x ' Ngk: X. B xx www.. X . SSC: 14 www wwf' ,gmef-wwvfp' 'K N -'Q-f.m,,,w Gu! XQR a ,,..-ff' --N ' si 3 ' H V. .r 'JA . J' - 'x N - Nmp rs- '. is '-rx. ,. .. ..:-:, :,. -1f. . . .Zi ORVILLE B.S. and M.S., Butler University 58 .. Q ..... ix 'Q is x IW is is J. HOOKER, Superintendent of Schools ADMINISTRATION Under the direction of Orville Hooker, superintendent of schools, the superintendent's office located in the high school building is the center for in- tegration of all city school affairs and their relationship to the community. This year, teachers of Marion High participated in several enlightening bus- men's holidaysv In addition to the annual state teachers' association meeting in In- dianapolis during October, teachers trav- eled in February to Purdue for a day's conference of city teachers with others from communities in Northern Indiana. In March, in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce, teachers were instructed and entertained for a day by local businessmen in their respective plants and factories. Teachers learned not only processes employed in manufac- turing but the many opportunities of- fered young people in Marion, along with employment procedures used in selection of personnel with the hope that such information could lead to bet- Bernard D. Carmin, dean of boys, assumes not only the usual duties of checking credits, attendance, counsel- ing and handling discipline cases but Works in close connection with the ath- letic program of the school. As sponsor of the Booster Club, Mr. Carmin helped bring about the debut of the Marion Giant,, as mascot for our basketball games this year. Mr. Carmin holds de- grees from Marion College and Indiana University with additional Work at Northwestern. BERNARD CARMIN, Dean of Boys 0 '7 v o c ff fi f 'ffl 'ii Alf' nf' gmraes scissor ,.fJon.tae5 JL ter integration of education and business in Marion. A mental health clinic in April brought authorities on psychiatry to Marion to provide instruction for teachers in how better to understand themselves and to help students solve ad- justment problems. Such programs have added greatly to progress of education in Marion. Dean B. Smith this year completed his second year as principal of Marion High School. Through his office pass adjustments of curricula to meet chang- ing needs of pupils and the community along with other matters pertaining to management and the smooth running of Marion High School. Such an activity occurred when ninth grade pupils and parents were invited to the high school for a preview of high school opportun- ities and requirements. The activities calendar on the principal's office wall as- sures keeping dates of school affairs, athletic events, and convocations Well- planned in advance. DEAN B. SMITH. Principal A.B.. Mnncliesterg Ph.M. University of XVisconsin MISS GLADYS NEAL, Dean of Girls Nw Under the direction of the dean of girls, Miss Gladys Neal, girls receive guidance not only in curriculum selec- tion but also in the solving of personal and social problems. Placement of stu- dents in jobs and guidance in selection of suitable colleges are handled in this office. Miss Neal acts as sponsor of the Student Council and sponsors the Other- Y,s service group of the Y-Teens. Miss Neal received her A.B. at Earl- ham and M.A. at Columbia with addi- tional Work done at the Universities of Chicago and Michigan. E. J. TILLETT MARY ELIZABETH HANES VELMA ROSE XVALTER ETHEL H. RENBARGER FAC U LT JOHN W. KENDALL, teacher of U. S. History attended Indiana University where he received his A.B. and did graduate work. Mr. Kendall was formerly principal of Marion High School. RIARJORIE CONNELLY, typ- ing and general business teacher, received her B.S. and M.A. at Ball State. She is eo-sponsor of the senior class and sponsor of the Planteens. MARION BREADI-IEFT, teacher of English, attended But- ler University where she received her A.B. and Indiana University where she did graduate Work. She is co-sponsor of the sophomore class. WOODROW XVOODY R. WEIR, teacher of physical train- ing, basketball and varsity golf coach. attended Indiana University in 1934 and received his A.B. In 1941 and 1942 he attended Stan- ford University working on a Masters degree. E. VI. TILLETT, teacher of phys- ics and plane geometry, attended Purdue University where he re- ceived his B.S. and M.S. degrees. Supervising lighting effects for special activities such as the Cac- tus Frolic and Easter Parade occu- pies much of his after-school time. He is sponsor of the Archery Club, and co-sponsor of the sophomore class. MARY ELIZABETH HANES, teacher of junior English, received her A.B. from Indiana University and was graduated from a special teachers course in drama and speech arts. just now she is spend- ing considerable time instructing a group of juniors in remedial Eng- lish. V E L M A ROSE XVALTER, teacher of sophomore and junior English, received her A.B. and M.S. degrees at Indiana University. ETHEL H. RENBARGER, modern problems teacher, received her A.B. and M.S. at Indiana Uni- versity, and attended Chicago, Clark, and Harvard Universities. She is co-sponsor of the senior class. ELIZABETH BROWNLEE DOROTHY I. CASE XVILLARD E. BATSON C. L. STAFFORD ELIZABETH BROWNLEE, teacher of commercial arithmetic, attended Indiana State Teacherjs College, McGill University, receiv- ed her A.B. at Earlham College, her M.S. in Education at Indiana University and took graduate work at the University of Wisconsin. DOROTHY I. CASE, teacher of Spanish and geometry, attend- ed Marion College one year, receiv- ed her A.B. at Indiana University and her M.A. at Middlebury Col- lege. Sponsoring the Spanish Club, acting as Chairman of the Honor Society, and serving on the Convo- cation Committee occupies her spare time. WILLARD E. BATSON, Latin teacher is a farmhand as a relief from the yearis intellectual grind. He received his A.B. at DePauw University, his M.A. from Om- doama Imoversotu and is co-spon- sor of the Latin Club. C. L. STAFFORD, teacher of biology, health and safety, and narcotics, attended Marion College and received his A.B. in Education, his M.S. at Indiana University, with additional work at Williams College, and Columbia University. Mr. Stafford acts as sponsor of the Bugology Club and co-sponsor of the junior class. RAY SEARS, is coach of track, and cross country and teacher of XVorld History. He attended But- ler University and received his B.S. and M.S. degrees. Ray soon plans to publish a book on track called Over Hill and Dale . He serves as Hi-Y Club sponsor. MARY CAROLYN WILHITE, English teacher, acts as a member of the National Indiana Council of Teachers of English. She attended Indiana University where she re- ceived her A.B. and M.S. degrees, and attended short courses at Den- ver and Cornell Universities and Marion College. LLOYD DAC JONES, director of orchestra and instructor of stringed instruments, attended Marion, Ball State, and MacMurray Colleges, the college of Music at the University of Cincinnati and was a member of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Cleve- land string quartet. Mr. Jones was violin pupil of Ernst Lange, Max Fischel and Eugene Ysaye. CLEMENT UCLEMH WOLT- MAN, teaches health and safety, driver education and is football coach. He received his B.P.E. at Purdue University. On December 26, 1949, Clem gave his name to Winifred Ferguson. FAC U LT lm N Rx 57 K luis F . . ik 'aff' X ,, . arf?- :x.. K msn : -w-1 .. '-X . 9 .X '.,:'1:m...:. , . ' - -wx., . ' ,X ,. ', ,:5.1:Q 3 x :n g .A g . f . :V -.1 ...: f., -, gsm' 5 N J s X X X 1 Q . X Ymwwwwf.. X N X 5 X va K X Q X39 x X X X XX X X 4 m ' Q XX x. 5:13 , 3- X ,., W, ,-3-ffizfi N ., , f.Y..g:. :':,,.: 1.-ii.: , -'fav : sea 2:2 w-21 x aw, z, x 1' 5, w ik ,Q . W6 A X .. 'X ,H .. , 5 W!! mw- as S Q . 3 Q Q 3 Yi' 5 JOHN B. STONE NIILDRED FRANCES AVELINE VIRGINIA SPENCER -IESSIE BALLINGER FACU LT SCO 93.4 M. S. COLE. teaches bookkeep- ing, retail selling, business law. He attended Southern Normal School, Bowling Green Business Univer- sity, and Marion College where he received his A.B. and B.S. degrees and the University of Wisconsin his A.M. degree. DOROTHY MARTIN, new teacher of journalism-C a c t u s, English, and dramatics, received her A.B. at Indiana State Teacher's College and attended Northwest- ern University. Her extra curric- ular activities include dramatics and co-sponsoring the Cactus plus the Scoops committee of the Y- Teens. PAULINE LYNCH. teacher of shorthand, typing, office practice, and secretarial training, attended Marion College, Ball State Teach- er's College where she received her A.B. in Commerce. PI-IILLIP POLLEY, director of instrumental music, received his B.M. at the University of Michi- gan and his M.M. at Northwestern University. Outstanding and intri- cate arrangements well looked at under Mr. Polley's direction have come to be associated with the band at Marion. JOHN B. STONE, new teacher of vocational building trades and shop math, is coach of the reserve football team and assists with base- ball. He received his B.S. and M.A. at Ball State and attended Purdue. MILDRED FRANCES AVE- LINE, attended Indiana University where she received her A.B. and M.A. degrees. Miss Aveline is the teacher of junior and senior Eng- lish and acts as co-sponsor of the junior class. VIRGINA SPENCER, director of choral activities, attended In- diana University where she receiv- ed her B.P.S.M. and her M.M. at Northwestern University. Miss Spencer's choral work makes her a natural and active member of the Cactus Frolic and Easter Parade committees. JESSIE BALLINGER, teacher of English 7G and SC, attended In- diana University where she received her A.B., A.M. in English. VERL V. SMITH JENNIE F. XVEAVER DELLA WALL - J. R. ROTHHAAR VERL V. SMITH, teacher of applied math and geometry, at- tended Manchester College, and In- diana University where he received his A.B. degree. He sponsors the Ushers Club. JENNIE F. XVEAVER, new to Marion High, teaches English. Mrs. Weaver attended Ball State, Wis- consin University and received her A.B. at Indiana University. DELLA WALL, teacher of U. S. history, received her A.B. at Indiana University and did grad- uate work at Chicago and Indiana University. J. R. ROTHHAAR, instructor of English, speech and journalism, attended Ohio State University and Ball State where he received his B.A. degree. He has also taken graduate work at the University of Colorado. He has charge of Mahidra and dramatic productions 'as well as debate and Survey. JAMES UIVIURPI-In NIURPPIY, teacher of chemistry, attended Purdue and Ball State where he received his B.S. He is sponsor of the Chemistry Club, and is intra- mural director. Mr. Murphy also assisted in track and football. AARON ADAMS, teacher of industrial arts and vocational drafting, attended Purdue Univer- sity and received his B.S. at Ball State. Mr. Adams acts as sponsor and instructor of the Shutterbugs Camera Club. FLORENCE D. HECK, home econom.ics instructor, is enjoying improved conditions in the home economics kitchen. She attended Chicago University, received her A.B. at Ball State, and received her M.S. at the University of Wis- consin. She is general sponsor of the Y-Teens and is sponsor of the Gayteens. BENJAMIN H. PENROD, V0- cational printing instructor, at- tended Indiana University, Marion Normal College. Supervising the printing of the Survey, school posters, tickets, and making photo- graphs, and acting as co-sponsor of Cactus keeps him busy. I FAC U LT as -I. HOXVARD CUSHING -IULIA MARIE BALLINGER JOE E. BELL CHARLES EMRICR FACULT AGNES BOXELL, teacher of physical education, received her B.S. degree at Ball State. She assists with dance arrangements for the Cactus Frolic. MARY MIDDLETON, teacher of civics and geography, received her A.B. at Oxford College and her M.A. at Columbia University. Miss Middleton's Thrifteens kept her busy sponsoring their various activities. KEITH STROUP, teacher of biology, received his B.S. at Indiana State and attended Purdue and Ball State. He is co-sponsor of the Bugology Club. Mr. Stroup is ath- letic manager and the distributor of tourney tickets. GRACE I. CLEVELAND, art teacher, received her B.S. and M.S. degree in Education from Indiana Universityg her art training at the Art Students League, Columbia University, New York and the Art Institute of Chicago. Helping to plan and execute decorations for school affairs makes her a partici- pant in many activities. She is sponsor of the Art Club. J. I-I O W A R D CUSHING, teaches vocational and industrial machine shop. He attended Ball State Teachers College and did extension work at Purdue Univer- sity. Extra curricular efforts in- clude supervising public address in- stallation for all sports, Easter Pa- rade and Cactus Frolic. JULIE MARIE BALLINGER, teacher of mathrnetics, received her A.B. and A.M. at Indiana Uni- versity. JOE E. BELL, teacher of gener- al business, typing and shorthand, received his B.S. at Ball State Teachers College. Mr. Bell is noted for being baseball coach. CHARLES EMRICK, new as- sistant director of instrumental music attended and received his B.S. in music at Manchester College and his Masters in Education at Indiana University. He assists in providing music for school activ- ities and is director of the school dance band. MARY T. DANIELS MARY T. DANIELS, school li- brarian, received her BS. at Ball State and NLS. nt Indiana Univer- sity. Miss Daniels acts as sponsor of Y-Teen-Rompers, Y-Teen Bowling League and Honor Society. SPECIAL SEIQVICES Cafeleria personnel-Mrs. Erna Crousore, Mrs. Golda Ward, Mrs. Pl'lI'lCipBl'S OFFICE PSI'SOl'1I1el-P6'lTlCl6 lrig Downing, MIS. Zgna Poe. Mrs, Allen and Eloise Galligan. Edi+h Fowler, lnduslrial Coordinator Walfer Tuclcer and his secreiary, Mrs. Gloria Cory. Medical Office personnel- Mrs. Golda Wilson, Mary Louise Moore, and Mrs. Helen Sneed. Mainfenance s+aff-Cl a r e n c e Davis, Mrs. Marllwa Crmslay, and Claude Bulrlerfield. William Parks lnol' sliownl. Seniors K Qjfixgfgw gp N Pj 1 Xa :X X X x my NSS NS E 5 1 B X 'ef SST Q? 1 6 ,V , t Seniors fill'-lf? PIHHN -UC diefllwcd bi' lllf A355 Ufflfcfsv The class sponsors were Miss Mar- Ronald DeNY'.ilr, treasurer: lfddie Cole, presidentg iorie Connelly' and M55 Fihel Nlarilyn jeffery, wcremryg .md john limnter, vice- Renbnrqcl.. president. The big moment arrived! Cn went the senior cords and the class of 1950 started its final year at Marion High School. Following the election of officers, vari- ous committees were appointed by the president to plan commencement and other social activities for the year. Measurements for caps and gowns were taken in December, an after game dance i was sponsored by the class in January, orders for namecards and invitations were taken in February, a courtesy program was presented in Marchg Senior Banquet was served May 23, and Baccalaureate was held May 28. Activities were climaxed on June 1 by the annual Commencement exercises and, on June 2 by final report cards. Seniors, faculty members, and other school mates mourned the untimely death of Bobby Joe Dovin on Easter morning, April 9, 1950. His friends will partic- ularly remember his cheerful greeting, Hi there, what ya doing? or his quick bit of wit. His smile for everyone will be noticeably absent when the gang gets together. lad HW-. W Y Q- Q Y sb ef K .a ,, 2. I - 2 'Ng 'U'q- 1: w '- '. ff: Y X - Vs. , V ixtv J C 'dak A , 'iv' ss I SH, S , - I' :Qg 4. , ,W . , ' . ' .,,. ' ,t af' I 5 N , -V V ? ACHOR, RONALD-Hi-Y, Mahidra, Band, Booster Club, Cactus Stiff, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ' ALEXANDER, ISABEL JEANNE- Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Ushers, Art Club, Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Survey, Cactus Frolic, Easter Parade Crown Bearer, Coechairman of Senior Cap and Gown Committee ' ALLEMAN, BARBARA LEE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Chemistry Club, Shutterbugs, Booster Club, Survey ' ANDREWS, ADELLE MARIE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Chemistry Club, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Cactus FrOIiC ' ARCHER. CATHERINE ANN-Y-TCCHS, Sbutferbugs, Art Club, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic, Art Award ' BANTER, JOHN CHARLES-Latin Club, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Honor Society, Student Council Senate, Easter Parade, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Cactus Frolic, President of Sophomore Class, Vice-President of Senior Class, Consul of Latin Club BARTON, EARL ' BERGER, JACK E.-Chemistry Club, Art Club, Football ' BLISS, JOAN B.-Y-Teens, Booster Club. Manheim Township High School, Hockey Manager, Tri-Hi-Y ' BLISS, SIDNEY L.-Hi-Y, Art Club, Track, Baseball ' BLOCKER, EDDIE CARLf Hi-Y, Honor Society, Student Council, Orchestra, Cheerleader, Easter Parade, Track, Cross Country, Cactus Frolic, Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Convocation Committee, Questor in Latin Club, President of Band ' BOBSON, ALTA IRENE-Y-Teens SENIDDS BONTA, SUZANNE-Y-Teens, Ushers, Shutterbugs, Cactus Staff, Eaater Parade, Survey, Cactus Frolic, Arsenic and Old Lace ' BONVS- MAN, JACK MILEY ' BOXVMAN, LYMAN R.-Latin Club ' BOXELL, GLENNA MAE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Band, Student Council, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic, Vice-President of Ushers Club, Senior Invitation and Name Card Committee, Junior Prom Coronation Committee ' BOYD, FRANCES JEANNETTE-Y-Teens, Survey ' BRADFORD, DONALD E.-Hi-Y, Band, Student Council, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Football, Baseball, Cactus Frolic BREEDLOVE, CHARLES DANE-Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Band, Bogster Club, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic, President of Bugology Club, Hi-Y Chorus ' BRIGGS, CHARLES ' BROYLES, JAMES PHILIP-Latin Club, Hi-Y, Mahidra, Student Council Senate, Chorus, Orchestra, Easter Parade, Golf, Cactus Frolic, Beautiful People , Our Town ' BURNS, DONNA-Y-Teens, Shutterbugs, Booster Club, Cactus Frolic ' CAIN, JOE-Chemistry Club, Chorus, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Football. Cactus Frolic, Vice-President of Spanish Club, Sergeant-at-Arms of Hi-Y, Chorus, Hi-Y Quartet ' CAREY, CLIFFORD X afwaggs 73 s if funn. , ' ia F553 W 5 CERTAIN, CARLENII-Y-Teens, Advanced Chorus, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Cactus Erolic ' CHAMBERS, JAMES VIRGIL-Booster Club, Cactus Frolic, Hi-Y Representative ' CHAMBERS, PAULINE MARGARET-Y-Teens. Bugology Club, Student Council Chorus, Boost- er Club, Easter Parade, Dramatics, Survey, Cactus Frolic, Night Must Pall ' CLARK, BARBARA JEAN-YATeens, Archery ' CLEVINGER, ERNIA FILINE-Honor Society, Ushers, Chorus, Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Survey, Cactus Erolic, Beautiful People , She Stoops to Conquer , President and Secretary of Archery Club, Adiele in Latin Club, Y-Teen Council ' CLESTER, EARL L.--Golf COLIQ, EDXVIN LEW'-Hi-Y, Honor Society, Student Council Senate, Easter Parade, Cactus Prolic, Senior Class President, Junior Class President, President of Spanish Club ' COLE, LOIS ANN-Spanish Club, Survey ' COLE, MARGARET ANN-Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Cac- tus Staff, Cactus Ifrolic, Secretary-Treasurer of Bugology Club, Senior Invitation and Name Card Committee ' COLE, STERLING ' COLE- MAN. ,males Cross Country, of Latin Club, SENI H.-Booster Club, Track, Basketball, COMER, ROBERT XVIGGER-Hi-Y, Mahidra, Honor Society, Sliutterbugs, Easter Parade SLIYYCY, Cactus Fr-ilic. Our Town , Arsenic and Old Lace , She Stoops to Conquer , President of Student Council, Adiele Treasurer of Writers' Club, Circulation Manager of Cactus CDS COURTNEY, liIiNNIiTH-Hi-Y, Bugology Club, Chemistry Club, Easter Parade, Football, Cactus Frolic, Vice-President of Band ' CRAIG, RUTH A.-Y Teens, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Survey, Cactus Frolic ' CRIXIXIINS, JOAN MARIE4Latin Club, Bugology Club, Chena- istry Club, Shutterbugs, Art Club, Cactus Staff, President of Spanish Club, Y-Teens Cabinet, Treasurer of Archery, Senior Play, Senior Social Committee ' CLIKINIINGS, Dlfli-Hi-Y, Survey ' CUSHKIAN, IIERSHEL-Latin Club, Hi-Y, NY'riters' Club, Slautterbugs, Track, Cross Country, Cactus Cross Country, Survey. Cactus Erolic ' DAVIDSON, HAROLD RONALD-Bugology Club, Art Club, Student Council, Basketball, Baseball, Frulic, Vice-President of Hi-Y DEXYALT, RONALD PALlL4Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Archery, Shutterbugs, Student Council, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Track, Cross Country. Cactus lfrolic, ERSON, EI.lZA4Latin Club Club, Booster Club, Cactus Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Treasurer of Senior Class, Treasurer of Hi-Y, Intramural Basketball ' DICK- , Y-Teens, Chemistry Club ' DIODORE, GENE ' DIODORE .IOAN-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Chemistry Frolic, Senior Invitation and Name Card Committee ' DIXON, ,IACK L.-Spanish Club, Football ' DOUGHERTY, ,IANIES ALI5RED4Claemistry Club, Orchestra, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Track, Cross Country, Survey, Hi-Y Chorus it any qi, xi ea M X s SXSW-own 74 V We t ...J ZMEE sang M Vw I W I DOVIN, ROBERT J.-I-Ii-Y, Mahidra, Booster Club, Cactus Erulic ' DRUMMOND, JAMES H.-Latin Club, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Advanced Chorus, Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic, She Stoops To Conquer , Senior Class Play, Intramural Basketball, Hi-Y Chorus ' EDXVARDS, EREDDIE-Golf ' ESHLEIYIAN, LINDLEY HEATH-Latiia Club, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Ad- vanced Chorus, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Track, Cross Country, Cactus Frolic, Secretary-Treasurer of Hi-Y Chorus, Intramural Basketball, Band ' EYMER, BILLIE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Mahidra, Bugology Club, Chemistry Club, Wfriters Club, Advanced Chorus, Booster Club, Cactus staff, Easter Parade, Survey, Dramatics, Student Director of 1949 Cactus Frolic ' EAULKNER, XVILLIAM RUSSELL-Hi-Y, Shutterbugs, Easter Parade, Basketball, Golf, Survey, Cactus Erolic, Intramural Basketball FEAR, ROBERT-Hi-Y, Student Council ' FEARS, JOHNNY-Boxing ' FIELDS, JACK-Survey ' EINLEY, ROBERT-Shutterbugs, Survey, Intramural Basketball ' FISHER, ETHEL L.-Y-Teens, Physical Education Award ' FLOOK, HAZEL KATHERINE-Y-Teens, Shutterbugs, Easter Parade, Cactus Staff, Christmas Play SENIDDS EORTNEY, DON-Hi-Y, Archery, Advanced Chorus, Easter Parade, Cactus Erolic ' EOUCE, CATHERINE ' EOXVLER, PHILIP-Hi-Y, NIahidra,, Shutterbugs, Art Club, Booster Club, Cactus Staff-Business Manager, Cross Country, Cactus Erolic, Beautiful People , She Stoops to Conquer, Ir. Class Vice-President, President of Shutterbugs ' FOXVLER, PI-IYLIS ANN-Yffeens, Mahidra, Bugology Club. W'riters Club, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Dramatics, Cactus Erolic, Secretary of Mahidra, Christmas Play, Senior Play. 1'She Stoops to Con- quer, 'QHeaven Can Whit ' GALE, ALICE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Shutterbugs, Advanced Chorus, Easter Parade, Survey, Cactus Erolic ' GATES, REX GIBSON, MARILYN-Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Ushers, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Commencement Committee ' GITHENS, ALICE ' GLASSER, BILL-Hi-Y, Shutterbugs, Art Club ' GORDON, GAYLE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Easter Parade, Cactus Erolic, Band ' GOSSETT, JOYCE ANN-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Art Club, Booster Club ' GRAHAM, JIMMY-Shutterbugs 1664? M xg CC 75 BEHI D THESE D , GORS live cmd work i ...fxfflii ' ' Q ,Q-l ' Built in 1917 thc Marion High School building at the mp of the hill :it the Corner of Nelson and A Streets acts :ls Comer, not only for secondary education, but many adult education classes :incl civic functions. 4 5. 5-.ax K S A 'as I' 1 N .-.44 GRAY, NATALIE I.-Y-Teens, XY'riters Club, Shutterbugs, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ' GRINDLE, JUDITH-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Waiters Club ' GRINDLE, BILL-Latin Club, Hi'Y, Chemistry Club, W'riters Club, Shutterbugs, Band, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Baseball-Student manager, Cactus Frolic ' GRUBB, JOHN GEORGE-Latin Club, President of Mahidra, Easter Parade, Golf, Survey, Cactus Frolic, Our Town, She Stoops to Conquer, Beautiful Peoplel' ' GULLIFORD, CANTRILL E.-Latin Club, Football, Basketball, Traclt ' HALL, DEVVEY E.-Latin Club, President of Hi-Y, Bugology Club, Archery, Vice-President of NVriters Club, Student Council, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Track, Cross Country, Cactus Erolic, Treasurer of junior Class HANDSCHY, ROBERT EDXY'ARD!Hi-Y, Vice-President of Art Club, Football. Golf. Senior Service Committee ' HARTZELL, SONJA JUNE PAULA-Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Booster Club, junior Class Easter Parade Attendant, Survey, Cactus Frolic, Christmas Play, Cap and Gown Committee ' HEDGES, JOAN-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Ushers, Booster Club, Cheerleader, Easter Parade, Cactus Erolic ' HELNI, BARBARA-President of Y-Teens, Archery, Honor Society, Chorus, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ' HENDEY, ELIZABETH ELLEN-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Ushers, Band, Student Council, Cactus Frolic, Easter Parade, Cactus Staff, Senior Service Committee. Coronation Committee for Junior Prom ' HERRING, MELVIN LEXVIS-Hi-Y SENIIDIQS HIATT, MARGARET JANE-Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Chorus, Easter Parade, Survey, Cactus Frolic, Christmas Play ' HIATT, MARY CATHERINE-Y-Teens ' HICRNIAN, PHYLLIS-Latin Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Chorus, Easter Parade, Survey, Cactus Erolic ' HILL, CHALNIERS LEROY--Basketball ' HOLT, SHIRLEY ANN-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, President of Ushers Club, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ' HOOD, JAMES EDXVARD-Baseball, Cactus Erolic PIOOD, RUTHALICE-Treasurer of Y-Teens, Treasurer of Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Student Council ' HOPKINS, CHARLES ,IO- SEPH-Art Club, Easter Parade ' HOPKINS, RODNEY--Art Club, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ' HOSEA, ROBERT C.-Spanish Club, Hi'Y, Chemistry Club. Chorus, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Football, Cactus Frolic ' HOVVARD. -IANICE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Bug- ology Club, Chemistry Club, Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Cactus Erolic, Secretary-Treasurer of Ushers Club, Cap and GOWn Committee. Decorations Committee for Junior Prom ' HUEE, MARGARET-Concul, Quacstor of Latin Club, Treasurer of Chemistry Club, Treasurer of Archery Club, Honor Society, Ushers, Student Council, Orchestra, Booster Club, C0-editor of Cactus, Easter Parade N: my 5,3-' gf sv w P , . ...rg H - 5' ' ' ' fu, 3,2 sf 1 ,, . .va 'Af at. Q ', ...5 i as 76 HUNT, CLIFFORD E.-Latin Club, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Archery, Honor Society, Student Council Senate, Booster Club, Football Manager, Cactus Frolic, Intramural Basketball ' ISENHART, MARILYN SUE-Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Ushers, Easter Parade ' JACKSON, CLARENCE A.-Track, Cross Country ' JACKSON, EARL W.-Latin Club, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Football, Track ' JAMES, LAWRENCE G.-Hi-Y ' JAMES, MARY-Quaestor of Latin Club, Secretary of Y-Teens, Mahidra, Honor Society, Ushers, Student Council, Advanced Chorus, Student Council Senate, Co-editor of Cactus, Sophomore Easter Parade Attendant, Dramatics, Cactus Frolic, Vice-President of Ushers Club, Track Queen, Our Town, Beautiful People, She Stoops to Conqueri' Easter Queen JEFFERY, MARILYN-Latin Club, Y-Teens, President of Bugology Club, Secretary of Honor Society, President of Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Secretary of Senior Class, Prom Queen, Track Queen Attendant, Sophomore Flower Girl ' JOHNSON, CHARLES-Mahidra, Band, Easter Parade, Dramatics, Cactus Frolic, She Stoops to Conquer, Band Treasurer, Purdue Legislative Assembly ' JOHNSON, DALE- Band, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ' JOHNSON, IVA LOU-Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Secretary Band, Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ' KAHLER, DAWN-Y-Teens, Booster Club, Advanced Chorus, Cactus Frolic,-Harrisburg Pennsylvania, Secretary of Twi Hi-Y, Cheerleader, Student Council, Usher, Glee Club, Librarian, Operetta, Jr. Historians, Hoeky, Softball, Basketball, Noon Leagues ' KELHAM, TOM-Football, Baseball, Cactus Frolic KIDWELL, MAX LEROY ' KILGORE, RICHARD ' KIMES, I'IELEN-- Latin Club, Hi-Y, Vice-President of Y-Teens, Student Council, Band, Orchestra, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ' KLEIN, PAT-Basketball, Baseball, Cactus Frolic ' KLEIN, BILL M. ' KNIGHT, MARGARET ANN-Treasurer of Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Booster Club KRACHT, JEROME JOSEPH-Football ' LAMBOLEY, ED ' LAROXVE, GLADYS ANN-Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Student Council, Booster Club, Cactus Staff ' LATCHAXV, ANNE-Latin Club, Spanish Club, Cabinet member of Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Chemistry Club, Archery, Shurterbugs, Booster Club, Easter Parade ' LAUGHLIN, LOUANN--Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Booster Club ' LAWSON, ROBERT LEWIS-Chemistry' Club, Basketball, Baseball 77 65 LEE, DOROTHY JEAN-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Shutterbugs, Booster Club, Cactus Erolic, Office ' LEFERBER, VERNON GEORGE-Cao tus Staff ' LEMONS, PEGGY LOU-Y-Teens, Booster Club. Easter Parade ' LEXVIS, XVILLIAM-Latin Club ' LLOYD, JACQUALINE, ROSE-Y-Teens, Shutterbugs, Booster Club, Cactus Staff ' LONG, DONNA LOUISE-Y-Teens, Shutterbugs, Student Council, Booster Club, Editor of Survey LONG, LOIS MAE-Y-Teens, Art Club, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Survey LOSTUTTER, FRED-Chemistry Club ' LOVE, DEARDRA LOUISE--Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Easter Parade ' LOXVE, NIILDRED IRENE-Y-Teens, Service Committee of the Senior Class, Chairman of the Service Committee of the Mother and Daughter Christmas Tea ' LUCAS, PHYLLIS JOAN-Y-Teens, Booster Club, Senior Cap and Gown Committee ' LYNN, BARBARA SUE-Y-Teens, Booster Club, Cheerleader, Easter Parade, Track Attendant, Soph- omore Easter Parade Attendant S If N I 0 IQ S LYON, PATRlClAkL.1tin Club, Booster Club ' MLANANY, CHARLES ' AIQATEE, BARBARA-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Ushers, At- tendant for Katie and Karl Kactus ' MCATEE, LARRY DAVID-Band ' MCCLEERY, JOHNNIE AARON-Hi-Y, Advanced Chorus, Booster Club, Cactus Frolic ' NICCREARY, KENNETH ALONZO-Football, Track, Cross Country, Survey NICCUAN, VENITA JANE-Booster Club, DAR History Award ' MQENTIRE, MARILYN JOANNE-Y-Teens, President of Mahidra, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Survey, Cactus Frolic, Heaven Can Whit , Our Town ' MCKEVITT, MARY MARTHA-Vice-President of Spanish Club, Leader of Sharps 'n Flats of the Y-Teens, Advanced Chorus, Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Cactus Prolic ' XICKILLIP, IRIS SUE-Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Waiters' Club, Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Dramatics, Cactus Frolic, l'She Stoops to Conquer , Why the Chimes Rang . ' AlCKlNNEY', MARY ALICE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Shutterbugs, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic, Girls Glee Club ' MCLAIN, BARBARA ARLENE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Booster Club Sh. 7 8 15? -JQESE' ., 12' 'H MCMANAMAN. DALE XWAYNE-I-Ii-Y, Easter Parade ' MCNEELY, CHUCK-Hi-Y, Student Council, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Cactus Erolic, Home Room Representative ' MACADAM, JANE ANN-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Band, Student Council, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Cactus lfrolic, Officer of Latin Club, Officer of Chemistry Club, Senior Invitation and Name Card Committee, Honor Society ' MARK, MARCELLA ' MARTIN, ,IAMES-Hi-Y, Band, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ' MARTIN, MARILYN JENENE-Y-Teens, Mahiclra, Booster Club, UShers, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Easter Parade Attendant, She Stoops To Conquer , Our Town , Secretary of the junior Class MASON, LORNA DEAN-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Art Club, Booster Club, Twirlers, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic, AAUXV Homemaking Award ' MATHIESEN, DELORES-Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Booster Club, President of Bowling Club ' MATHIESEN, HELEN-Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Cactus Erolic, Bowling Club ' MAUK, DAXVNA NIEAN- Y-Teens, Cactus Frolic, Bowling Club ' MENSING, PORTIA JANE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Advanced Chorus, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Cactus Prolic ' MERCER, JANET-Y-Teens MESSLER, CHARLES-Latin Club, Hi-Y, Student Council, Intramural Basketball, Baseball ' MICHOS, THEMIS G.-Latin Club, INIZ1- hidra, Chemistry Club, Writers' Club, Vice'President of Honor Society, Student Council, Advanced Chorus, Easter Parade, Draniatics. Survey, Cactus Erolic, Editor of Survey, Ladies of the Juryv, l'Our Town , Beautiful People , Senator of Purdue Legislative Assembly ' MILEY, BARBARA LEE-Cabinet member of Y-Teens, Booster Club, Cactus Staff ' MILLER, BARBARA .IO ANN-Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Art Club, Easter Parade, Survey, Sewing Award ' MILLER, ENID-Y-Teens, Art Club, Shutterbugs ' MILLER, ETHYL INIILLER, PATSY JANE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Student Council, Office ' BIILLS, DAVID ' BIILLSPAUGI-I, JOHN RALPEI-I-Ii-Y, Advanced Chorus, Easter Parade ' MONKS, ROBERT LEO-Latin Club, Mahidra, Chemistry Club, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Intramural Basketball. l'Our Town , She Stoops to Conquer , Sectional and Regional NVinner of K. of C. Speech Contest ' MOOK, MARTHA ELLEN -Latin Club, Bugology Club, Chemistry Club, Spring Concert, Union Thanksgiving Program ' MOORE, JO ANNgY-Teens, Booster Club, Bugology Club, Cactus Prolic, Spring Concert, Bowling Club 013 79 av We G' L- s Ni: ,455 'W fp- X 'S 2 Ut 9 a fevm MORGAN, BARBARA-Y-Teens, Booster Club, Dramatfcs, Cactus Frolic, Bowling ' MORGAN, MARY-Y-Teens ' MORRIS, RALPH FRANKLIN-Survey ' MORRIS, ROBERTA SUE-Y-Teens, Bugologv Club, Student Council, Advanced Chorus, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Survey, Cactus Erolic, Easter Parade Flower Girl ' MYERS, ELDONNA MAY-Y-Teens, Ushers, Booster Club, Dramatics, Cactus Iirolic, Bowling Club, XY'l1y the Chimes Rang ' MYERS, JACK LEE-Hi-Y, Bugology Club, Art Club, Basketball NEALIS. GLENN R.-Hi-Y, Bugnlogv Club, Baseball ' NEALIS, KENNETH L.-Hi-Y, Bugology Club, Shutterbugs, Cactus Erolic ' NELSON, JOANNE CHARLOTTE-Latin Club, Spanish Club, YATeens. Bugologv Club, Ushers, Advanced Chorus, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic, Senior Finance Committee, Business and Publicity for She Stoops to Conquerl' ' NEXVCOMER, RUTH ' NOGGLE, BETTIE JEAN-Y-Teens, ' O'BRIEN, BARBRITH-Y-Teens, Award for Selling most Cactus Erolic Tickets SENIUDS O'DANIEL, RICHARD-Football, Basketball, Track, Cross Country ' OHLENIEYER, KENNETH ALAN-Latin Club, I-Ii-Y, Chemistry Club, Student Council, Baseball, Cactus Frolic, Intramural Basketball ' PACKARD, LESLIE-Spanish Club, Archery, Booster Club, Easter Parade ' PALMER, JOSEPH ALBERT-Latin Club, President of Chemistry Club ' PARKS, MARMA JUNE-Y-Teens, Student Council, Dramatics ' PATTY, CATHERINE ANNE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Ushers, Advanced Chorus, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic PEACOCK, GLEN-HLY, Shutterbugs, Student Council Alternate, Cactus Staff ' PEDEN, GENE-Y-Teens, President of Honor Society, PIERCE, PHILLIP C.-Latin Club, Hi-Y, Secretary of Archery Student Council, Booster Club Board, Survey, Secretary of Y-Teens ' Club. Art Club, Cactus Staff ' PRICE, ANNA LITE-Y-Teens, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic, Shorthand Award ' PROCTOR, JEAN ANN-Y-Teens, Bugology Club, NX'riters' Club, Booster Club, Twirlers, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ' PULLEY, BARBARA JO- ANNE-Hi-Y Associate Member, Latin Club, Y-Teens, XVriters' Club, Band, Student Council Alternate, Twirlers, Easter Parade, Survey News Editor, Cactus Frolie, I. H. S. P. A. Conference, Purdue Legislative Assembly, Drum Maiorette .L 9 K- .. 5' ss . ,952 if f f-'. ,awxi QA 80 5 fills? 1 1 3 . 'z 93 NN' W RAVEN, DAVID-Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Shutterbugs, Band, Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Dramatics, Cactus Frolic, She Stoops to Conquer ' REDLINGER, MARILYN JOYCE-Latin Club, Y-Teens ' REITER, MARILYN ,IOAN-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Xvriters' Club, Spring Concert ' RINEHART, JIM-Hi-Y, Bugology Club, Archery, Shutterbugs, Baseball, Cactus Ifrolic ' RING, EDWARD L.-Latin Club, Art Club, Student Council, Student Council Senate, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Basketball, Baseball, Cactus Frolic, Karl Cactus ' RODMAN, RONAI.Df-'Latin Club, I-Ii-Y, Chemistry Club, Archery, Booster Club, Cactus Frolic ROGERS, DEEORREST ' ROOK, PATRICIA LOUISE-Spanish Club, Yffeens, Bugology Club, Booster Club, Girl's Clee Club ' ROSS, JACK- Our Town ' ROUSI-I, ,IACQUELYN JOY-Latin Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Booster Club, Ttvirlers, Easter Parade, Cactus Erolic, junior Easter Parade Attendant ' ROXVLAS, JOAN I-IELENE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Mahidra, Bugology Club, UshCrS, Advanced Chorus, Cactus Staff, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Cactus Erolic, Ladies of the Jury , ' SANDERS, CLARICE LORENE4Latin Club, Y-Teens, Orchestra, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic SENICIQS SAUNDERS, JOYCE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Advanced Chorus, Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Dramatics, Cactus Erolic, She Stoops to Conquer XVhy the Chimes Rangn ' SAUNDERS, SHIRLEY ANN-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Art Club, Ad- vanced Chorus, Booster Club, Dramatics ' SCEARCE, KEITH-Latin Club, I-Ii-Y, Chemistry Club, Band, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Foot- ball, Track, Cactus Frolic, Intramural Basketball ' SCI-IOOLMAN, PHYLLIS-Y4Teens ' SCOTT, RUSSELL A.-Archery ' SHANEBERG- ER, LUCY ANN-Latin Club, Y-Teens SI-IANKS, CARROLL-Y-Teens ' SHARTZER, BEVERLY-Latin Club, Y-Teens ' SHINAULT, NATHAN-Hi-Y, Advanced Chorus, Booster Club, Easter Paratle, Football, Basketball, Dramatics, Survey, Cactus Frolic ' SHORT, PHYLLIS SUE-Y-Teens, Shutter- bugs, Student Council, Advanced Chorus, Sophomore Flower Girl in the Easter Parade, Survey, Cactus Erolic ' SIMMONS, GLOR- RAINE P.-Y'Teens, Advanced Chorus, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ' SISSON, SUSAN MARIE-Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Ushers, Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ,mm 10 'Y' 81 SMITH, DERRILI.-Football, Baseball, Cactus Frolic ' SMITH, IRMA-Y-Teens, Booster Club ' SMITH, LELAND REID-Hi-Y, Booster Club, Football, Track ' SMITH, PATRICIA-Y-Teens ' SOI-IN, HUNTER M.-Art Club, Football, Art Club President ' SOUTHWICK, RICHARD ANDREW'-Hi-Y, Easter Parade. Football, Track, Cross Cauntry, Cactus Frolic SPRINGI-IR. MARILYN I.OUISEfY-Teens, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ' SPRQAT, XVILLIAM-I'IifY ' STARR, HOWARD D.-Latin Club, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Waiters' Club, Shutterbugs, Band, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Track, Cactus Frolic ' STEPHENS, BETTY K1OI.LEI'QN-Advancetl Chorus, Iiawter Parade, Cactus Ifrolic ' STEPHENSON, NVILLIAM MORRIS-Latin Club, I-Ii-Y, Chemistry Club, Aichery, Shutterbugs, Band, Student Council, Orchestra, Booster Club. Easter Parade, Track Manager, Cross Country, Cactus Frolic ' SSFINSLBN, AIARAILBRIIQ IS,-Y-Teens, BUOSICL' Club, Cactus Staff, If.lSLC1' Parade, Cactus Froligj, Girls' Glue STIRNITZKIQ, ROBERT E.-Hi-Y, Vice-President ul- Shutterbugs, Advanced Chorus, Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Football, Cactus Frolic ' STONE, PHYLLIS CHRISTINA-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Mahidra, Honor Society, Advanced Chorus, Booster Club, Easter Parade. Cactus Ifrolic. Our Town , She Stoops to Conquoru. ' STULTS, GRACIT-I.atin Club, Booster Club ' SXVAIN, CHARLES EUGENE-I.atin Club, Hi-Y, Bugology' Club, Flonor Society, Band, Student Council, Orchestra, Cheerleader, Cactus staff, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic, Secretary of Sophomore Class ' TAYLOR, JAMES R. IR.-Latin Club, Mahidra, Chemistry Club, Shutterbugs, Band, Student Council, Iiaster Parade, Dramatics, Survey, Cactus Frolic, She Stoops to Conquer , ' THARP, PATRICIA MAXINE-Y-Teens, Faster Parade, Cactus Frolic TI-IUMAS. CARI. LEXVIS-Bantl, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ' TIIOMASON, LEROY XY'AYNE+I'Ii-Y ' THRAPSIMIS, JANIES GUST -Latin Club, Ili-Y, Archery, Orchestra, Booster Club, Easter Parade ' VARDAMAN, JOHN FREDERICK-Latin Club, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club. Arr Club, Student Council Senate, Student Council, Booster Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Cactus Frolic, Sergeant at Arms of Hi-Y, Vice-President of Student Council ' VICIZ, TGMMY KEITH-Student Council, Track Captain ' XVAGNER, ROBERT JOHN- Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Football, Baseball Manager ,.,af ,ud- 82 WAISNER, JAMES ROBERT ' XVALKER, JULES SCOTT-Latin Club, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Archery, Band, Student Council, Booster Club ' WALTON, CAROL ANN-Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Vice-President of Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade Junior Attendant ' W'EATHERLY, MILTON EDWARD ' XVEAVER, JUDITH-Y-Teens ' XVEHRLY, JANICE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Ushers, Easter Parade WICKI-IAM, PHILLIP-Hi-Y, Intramural Basketball ' WIESLER, SUSAN-Latin Club, Secretary of Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Cactus Erolic ' NVISE, BEVERLY-Y-Teens ' WILEY, RICHARD EDXVARD--Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Band, Orchestra, Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Football, Cactus Frolic ' XVILSON, DWIGHT T.- Latin Club, Hi-Y, Bugology Club, Chem- istry Club, Cactus Erolic ' WILSON, RICHARD-Latin Club, Hi-Y, Bugology Club, Band, Orchestra, Booster Club, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic WINTERS, MARJORIE MAY-Y-Teens, Advanced Chorus, Cactus Frolic ' XVOLFE, BERTHA M.-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Easter Parade ' NVOODARD, ROBERT J.-Latin Club, Student Council, Advanced Chorus, Easter Parade, Track, Dramatics, Survev. Cactus Erolic ' VVORKMAN, JOAN-Latin Club, Basketball, Baseball, XVilliamst0n, Michigan ' YARGER, PATRICIA-Latin Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Ushers, Advanced Chorus, Booster Club, Cactus Staff, Easter Parade, Cactus Frolic ' YOUNG, MARYANNA L.- Latin Club, Y-Teen Cabinet, Booster Club ZABST, NIARGARET BIARIE-Y-Teens, Bugology Club, Library ' YOUNGS, RALPH-Football, Baseball ' YVEBB, BLAINE-Hi-Y 83 Undefoeass 1 is .,wMf - the People that are Marion Hi lr School Almost a thousand different personalities includ- ing 924 students, S6 teachers and administrators, plus maintenance crews spend at least 8 hours a day for 9 months of each year in these buildings. This is the story of What actua y p thoughts in and out of school, the things not everyone sees. This is what happens behind the scenes. 11 occu ies their time and School owned Memorial Coliseum home for the Marion Gi.1nts', and een he sire for the biggest social ev ol each school year. S of bovs' athletic training. In also .1 e t majors Class sponsors were Mr. Clair Stafford and Miss Mildred Aveline H A l Qnot picturedj. junior officers were Dean Vogel, vice-Prcsiderxtg Eugene Pinkerton. President: Gretchen Brunt, Treasurerg Mary Bell Herring, Secretary. XVanna buy a pencil?U Selling basketball schedule pencils was the first money-making project for the Junior Class. In March the class sponsored a movie, Jungle Bookn, as an additional source of income, well attended by students as a Welcome relief from class Work. Highlight of activities was the annual Prom presented by the Juniors on May 26 in honor of the Seniors. Juniors cooperated with the Student Council Courtesy Six Weeks by sponsoring one of the weekly programs. 86 Top Row Adamson, Anna Mae Adamson, Richard Lee Alleman, Hope Armstrong, Carolyn Ayres, John Bakey, James Sfrmzrl Row Balser, Kay Barton, Beverly Beck, John XV. Beebe, Kenneth D. Bell, Betty Bennett, Dale Third Row l'o Bennett, Joanna Mae Betz, Jacqueline Bick, Edward Bishir, Duane Bishop, Helen Katherine Bishop, Ronald nrih Row Blank, Carmen Bournique, Mickey Bowlds, Barbara Sue Bowman, Barbara Yvonne Briggs, Mary Louise Brookshire, Bob Fifllv Ron' Six Sczf E01 Brown, Jimmie Lee Boatwright, Paul L. Brunt, Gretchen Buck, Richard Gordon Burton, Georgia Bradford, joe tb Row Cachules, George Cachules, Sylvia Campbell, NVilladene Carpenter, joan Carson, Robert Casey, Colleen mth Row Chaney, Joyce Ann Chapman, Janet: Chase, Mildred Clester, Harold Cole, Lawrence Conn, Betty tom Row Crooks, Dick Crossman, Barbara Sue Culbertson, Phyllis Darst, Catherine Jane Dennison, Barbara A. Detro, Franklin A. - -- UNIDIQS 87 UN DDS Tub Ron' Svc Doles, Ted Dollar, Joe Downing, Norma D. Drifmeyer, Barbara Jean Drook, Kathryn Joan Drook, Russell om! Row Dunn, Richard Paul Ebert, Louis E. Edwards, Norman Elliott, Jack Ellis, Elva Ellis, Lee Floyd Third R0 zu Eltzroth, Jack Evans, Carol Evans, Ernest Faulkner, Jacquclyn Faunce, Marylou Ferguson, Donald J. 1: 011 rfb Row Fetter, Ervin E. Fisher, Dale D. Fisher, Fran Fogle, Carol Ford, Mack Eugene Foster, John J. Fifth Row Fryback, Colleen Marie Fryback, Constance Lee Futrell, Jerry Lynn Fykes, Russell Gernentz, Arnold Lee Giltner, Beverly Sixfb Row Godwin, Joyce Goldthwaite, Richard A. Gordon, Edwina Gosnell, Barbara Graff, Karolyn Jayne Graham, Kenneth Lee S!'l'l'l7f.l7 Row Harper, Paul Harreld, Darlene Harreld, Jane Harris, Marline B. Harter, Thurman C. Hartley, Catherine Bofiom Row Harvey, Mary Hazzard, Robert Heavilin, Martha Ann Hemmick, Dori Herring, Mary Belle Higgenbotham, Violet - ' UNIUIQS Top Row Highley, Estelle May Hinkle, Roger Hockett, George Holley, Robert Holloway, Bud Holman, Lois Svcoml Row Howard, David Howard, Opal Berneice Howell, Gene Huber, Mary Virginia Huffman, Maurice Hulley, William Tlsira' Row Humes, Evelyn Inman, Jo Janelle Ireland, Sue Johnson, Janet Johnson, Marlene Jonea, Mona Fourfb Ron' Kennaugh, William Lake, Mary Jane Leisure, Barbara Lennon, Beverly Sue Lindsay, Janice Lines, Barbara Fifth Row Long, Juana Losure, Madonna McCarthy, Tom McCoy, Gloria Jean McCreary, Donna Joyce McDowell, David NV. sn-fb Row McKay, Kittie McKee, Joyce McKeever, James McMahan, Earl McMillan, Joan Mackay, Jimmy Srzwztb Row Mahoney, Marilyn Malott, Carolee Mann, Sue Marden, Charlotte Martin, LeRoy Matuska, Richard Bottom Row Messersmith, Robert Michos, Mary Miller, Jim Miller, Phil Miller, Sally Miller, Jack FH' N :fir ti? -.r ..-.af ff. ml :lux 'rl 'ww .4 ww Q-'Y UNIUIQS ' ' Mills, Freddie Francis Mitchell, Mary Montgomery, Delene Montgomery, Ronald Moore, Ruth E. Morris, Juana S cond' Row Morrow, Carolyn Moss, Peggy Jean Mullenix, Mary Louise Murphy, Fredrick Musick, Zola Nelson, Alan A. Tbirif Row Noggle, Ray North, jack Nunamaker, Joan O'Connor, Neal Ogden, Donald Overmyer, jay NVoode 0111111 Row Owens, Mary Alice Oyler, Bernie Parcher, Marilyn Peal, Barbara jean Pearson, Sara Ann Pence, Darlene Flffb Row Peterson, joan Pettiford, Phillip Phares, Martha Irene Piatt, Phyllis Pierce, Richard Pinkerton, Eugene fb Row Planck, Robert Polley, Robert Preston, Richard Purdom, Walter Lee Rains, Donna Sue Ramsey, Rachel rnfli Row Randle, Amos Randle, Monroe Reardon, Gordon, jr. Redmond, Ethel Rhoades, Franklin N. Roberson, Mary Boffom Row Roesly, Mary Lou Rogers, Tony Rose, Linda Rosenthall, Roi Royce, Robert Rupley, ,Dick - UNIUIQS Top Row Russell, Katherine Rust, Marilyn L. Sanderman, Bill Scott, Mary Ann Scott, Ruth Sellers, Tex Lawrence Second Row Sevcil-1, Benny Shearer, Bill Shipley, Patricia Shirar, Carole Simmons, Mary Joan Sloan, Kenneth James Tbirrl R0 uf Small, Everett Smart, Alene Smisor, Harold Smith, Noel Smith, Patricia Smith, Ramona Fourfla Row Smithley, Rosemary Snyder, Betty Jayne Spall, Ronald Starr, Nancy Steelman, Lois Stephenson, Earlene Fiftb Row Stevens, Mary Alice Stewart, Jacquelyn Stewart, Phil Stith, Phil Stoebe, james R. Stout, Becky Sixth Row SL'L Strange, Robert Strauss, Bob Surber, Betty L. Tedder, Joan Tegarden, John Thomas, Gloria 'wzib Row Thompson, Jack Thorne, Robert Darrel Thurman, Mildred Thruston, Bertram Titus, Margaret Tobin, Thomas Edman Bottom Row Todcl, Jack Ervin Tomlinson, Jerry Thompson, Ann E. Townsend, Mary Vance, Mae Katherine Vogel, Dean UNIUIQS ' Wagner, Sue Walter, Mary Alice Ward, Lois Warrender, Alan Wease, Robert Second Row Weatherly, Andy Webb, Richard Wehrly, Dick Weidner, Charles Weidner, Katherine R Third Row Weinberg, June Welsh, Karolyn L. Wert, Freda Eloise West, Helene Wharton, Bill Fon rfb Row Whitacre, Bill White, Sally Wilcox, Judy Wiley, Dick Wfilliams, Robert l'lff1J Row Williams Marilyn Williams, Mary Ellen Wfilson, Richard Wilson, Verda Lee Wimmer, Alice Joan fl: Row Winger, Jean Wolfe, Richard E. Wolfe, Dick XVoodard, Janet Wfright, Alta Belle 'cntb Row Yale, Karol Ann Yeakle, Gene Yonts, James Nvesley Young, john Zabst, Joan Carlene Bottom Row Zaremski, Sherman Carpenter, Kay C. Persuasive Junior Sales- men convinced sfudenfs +hey should buy Gian+ pencils. The maior dance of +he year, +he Junior Prom, requir- ed many hours of behind 'rhe scenes labor on decora- +ions. Gene Howell and Pe+e Melendez sho w e cl sfudied concenfrafion on a game of shuffle- board. Sl W1 Junior baslce+ball s+ars Ed Biclx, Norm Edwards, Francis Fisher, Ron- nie Monfgomery, and Dean Vogel modes+ly +ook bows during +he +our- ney celebrafion pep session. Sollybomores Miss Marion Breadheft 1nd Mr H . V t E. J. Tillctt served as class stonsors Class officers were Lindley XXIJHDCY, president' Zelda Rite, treasurerg Nlary Lee Comer, secretary: md janicce Crlmn1ins, vice-president. Excuse me please but l , wiere can I find ,PH These Were the most common words in the sophomore vocabulary during their first confusing Weeks at M.I-I.S. Witli the hel Breadheft, and Mr. Elbert Lindley Wfagner, presidentg Janiece Crimmins, vice-presidentg Mary Lee C ' ' omer, secretary, and Zelda Rife, treasurer. the sophomores decorated the C ruary they sponsored p of their sponsors, Miss Marion Tillett, the class soon elected its officers: In keeping with tradition, hristmas tree in the main hall. In Feb- a courtesy program which featured Mr. L. V. Phillips, commissioner of the Indiana High School Athletic Association. Bringing their activities to an end the class elected its attendants for the annual Easter Parade. 94