Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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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.

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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.