Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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DEAN IB. SMITH Palxczii-Ai. Dean B. Smith has been principal of Marion High School for the past four years. Before coming to Marion, his experience included be- ing a class room teacher, Dean of boys, assistant principal, and principal in cities in Northern Indiana. Mr. Smith is a graduate of Huntington High School and has received degrees from Manches- ter College and the University of VVisconsin. He also attended Indiana and Purdue Uni- versities. Our principal has been active in a number ol organizations in Marion in addition to being on committees and executive boards ol' state and national organizations. Under Mr. Smith's supervision, Marion High School has maintained a high position in In- diana State and has captured North Central Association accreditation. Experiences are given pupils to acquire train- ing and leadership through activities such as club meetings, convocations, concerts, and Student Council. However, class room discussion and training comprise the fundamental basis of training in our school. capable guidance BERNARD CARM IN Endowed with the qualities ol' elhciency and sin- cerity, and having the happy thought ol' being liked by all students and teachers, Bernard D. Carmin QUncle Berniej is kept busy administering to the needs of all the boys in MHS and following many ol' them through the athletic program. He oper- ates the chain gang at the football games, is scorekeeper at the basketball games, and is clerk at the track meets besides being director of the Booster Club and Cheer Leaders. Before becoming Dean of Boys in 19410, Mr. Carmin was principal ol' Fremont lilementary School in North Marion. In 1942 he entered the Air Forces where he stayed lor four years in NVorld l'Var II. He is now a Major in the Reserves. He has done college work at Marion College, Indiana University, and Northwestern. As a hobby he rears chinchillas. 23

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ORVILLE Qj. HOOKER Sl,Il'ERlNT1iNllliN'1' Orville xl. Hooker, Superintendent of the Mar- ion City Schools, is a graduate ol Anderson High School and Butler University. He has attended Columbia, Notre Dame, and North NfVestern Universities. He holds B.S. and M.S. Degrees from Butler University. Mr. Hooker started teaching in Pendleton, moved to New Castle Schoolsg and, in l934, was employed as athletic director and coach in Marion. ln 1937 he was made principal at the Martin Boots Junior High School and in 1941 became principal of Marion High School. He was appointed Superintendent of the Marion Public Schools in IQ44. ln community affairs, the Marion Superinten- dent is a member ol' the Rotary Club, Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, Presbyterian Church, Foreman's Club and has taken part in all civic fund raising campaigns. Last year Mr. Hooker was President ol' the Indiana City and Town Superintendents' sociation and, at present, is on the Advisory Board of the State Superintendent ol' Public Instruction. All Marion Schools hold Hrst class commissions with the State Department of Public Instruction, and the High School is a member ol the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. Nl ISS GLADYS NEAL 'To increase in stature, in wisdom, and in favor with God and man' is still the fourfold develop- ment that is the real goal of education,' so believes the Dean ol Girls, Miss Gladys Neal. She feels that all the varied activities of a modern school should have such development for their purpose. But no matter how crowded her calendar, Miss Neal always has time to take an interest in students' problems whether they be scholastic, financial or a little on the personal side. It was through the efforts of our Dean of Girls that the Student Council was launched in Marion High School, and she now sponsors that organ- ization as well as the Service Group of the Y-Teens. Miss Neal received her A.B. from Earlham Col- lege and her M.A. from Columbia University. Additional work was done at the Universities of Chicago and Michigan. 22 the ADMINISTR TIO

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