Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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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.

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I I I 'I'l ,CIHNlQl'l-Q! -V Salesman .lim l'enee nses some on enslolners Bill Harris and Alberta lil'llllllCf in sales- manship tlass, Step right np, ladies and gentlemen. 'l'his is ahsolntely your last ehanee to buy this prodttrt, and it is the only one ol' its kind in the world. OI' eonrse students in salesmanship elass are not taught this method ol' selling: lmnt they. like HW, girls in home economies and home nursing classes, learn something which will he laenelieial to them in later lile, Keeping the girls healthy is the most impor- tant joh ol. the girls' physieal Cilllfllllllll -zlasses. 'l'ln'ongh biology students learn more ahont the plant and animal lile in the world around them. Rounding ont the enrrieula ol' students are elasses in art. They not only give especially talented individuals an opportunity to improve their techniques, but they also provide lun and entertainment lor those who are just interested. A very important part ol' Marion High Sehool is its two telephone students, Ruth tXnn Davis and David Stallord. By means ol a telephone NX llfX'l S A Slil,X'.MLli? - Nliss lleelt leels ronlidenl that I k tl V I t V I ,I I VL lj L, 1 V, 4 I li her honie eeonomirs students uill soon learn sewing 100 'up KM' W0 10 'l l 'f 5 U1 U1 5 'IM 'I l K terms. to attend elasses each day. IHIS IS lllli W.-XY - Home nursing girls learn lirst aid methods through demonstrations. Here they ohserxe how lo apply bandages properly. lil