Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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Om gaudy 74 70:02 From the minute we charged through the open doors and ran down the halls to the auditorium, we knew that something had happened to our high school. livery seat in the auditorium was soon Filled, including those in the crow's nest. The fact was it was literally bursting at the scams with excess students. From that day on we adjusted ourselves to the fact that we would wear the battle scars of UVCl'Cl'0YN'llCilIlCSS-lll2lSl1CLl toes, bruised shoulders, cramped lockers, and limited liberties. WHA'l 5 MY NAME? f After filling out mountains ol forms and cards, 'lim Pinkerton almost forgets his own name. ft, ri BOOKS! HOURS! - The Honor Society open Iles 1 bookstoie lot used books lor tomuncnct ol' Nl.H.S. students. l'HA'l S A ROUGH CIOITRSIC e Seniors -joyce Ronge IS IXPRY DAY I llxl IHIS Sophomore Mtkc NN niui and Aloe Veach giie advice to lieth Ann Hooper, soph- is hotoughly cxhaustul I ci l l t llt t w more, about life at M.H.S. high sthool w.-rf'

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'l7NKIH. PUNCH. 'l'0'l'.-Xl, - Office procedures are learned in secretarial training class hy Bertha legardeu, Sandra jo lillsworlh, and Lowanda -lelleries. NOW WAS l'l' ONIC PICA OR TWO? - Printing student Phil Fisher applies his knowledge ol' the vocation to completion oil a program in thc lJl'llll l'0Ul'll. 7767537 ' Readin', 'ritin', and 'ritluuetic, plus a little extra, help to enrich and round out the lives ol Nlarion High School citizens. Such courses as printing and secretarial train- ing prepare students lor jobs inunediately alter high school graduation. They give pupils a chance to gain practical and useful knowledge and provide an opportunity to practice and apply the skills they have learned. lVorld history and geography teach students about both the United States and the world. Such subjects as English and speech help pupils to express themselves more easily, while French and trigonoiuetry are more specialized and prepare students for college. NOW Hli.-XR 'l'HlS - Sophoinores Lynne Lihherl, Phil Ferguson, and Roger Reed try their talents at tape recording. This particular session is dexoted to taping the history and unusual developments of various super- stilions.