Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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P Zufmdz IS ll Sl'l'l-IRNI.-XX? - No, 11's a xollcylmall. l-ym glrln scan lhc rallcrs lor lhc hall :luring Zlll cxfilillg game: Yollcyhall is only a small part' of thc physical Cllllflll lion Pl'0gl'2lIl1 ollcrcrl al Nlarion High Sfhool. frog. -1 8 Rf All Slil? ! Biology sluzlcnls wail for Mr. l'l2lSlCILllllY lo 2 lotus lhc lmiosfopc so they l'llll sci' thc IIIICYIUIA ol' 1 XYORKS OF ART -- N1.ll.S, Rclnlxrallcllx, l,lllll llclamorc. llmlic 'l'l1o1-11. Diana 'I'amlc. and l'al Maguirc. look over works for i'0IllL'Sl. AN Ol'l'0R'IAl'NI'lY FOR All - lixcn llUlIlC'lNllllNl sluclcnls can allcnml classes hy using 21 llCll'l':XCL'lllUllC lnlcr-l1om- municalions System, Daximl Slallowl. Nh. l'I'Ulll. civifs lC2llklll'l', and Ruth Ann Davis show the llflllli'-l'l2lSSl'1DOIN mlcvifc in use. -.XMNNNA N wi ly, N l I 5 l M 1 . :!. Q25 f 7' ,L A , , ,4 . 43,55 -, N A, QAII 'X 1' l XXX 'X fa QV if? f Yr- x

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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

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a . ' p l ... Convocations and activities are the icing on the cake which makes school lile more interest- ing and rounds out the day. ln the days between September and Vlune, students' days were Filled with the many school functions typical ol a large and growing school. Special convocations were no small part ol' the average M.H.S. student's lile. They enriched his outlook, entertained him, and taught him more ahout the world in which he lives. Students took time out lrom academic studies and lrom convocations to participate in many all-school activities as well as in organiyations. Dancing to rock and roll at record hops, dec' orating the school lor special occasions, posing lor Cllf'fIl.S' pictures, and many other activities helped each student grow mentally and emotion- ally mature. Activities were somewhat disrupted when a portion ol' the student hotly was ill with the llu. but enough students remained to carry on the school lile. AMICRIKZA IN SONG f History through music was Jresented luv the lleachler Duo at a convocation. I , 'lf-XKIC A BRIQAK 4 Studies are forgotten as students relax at the dance between Regional games. YIQR .NND 'l'lNSliI, g llflllfllli SIGN HIQRI-1, AND SMll,li - l'ndercIassmen sifn um to have their tiurlus F F . . . . 5 l . ml. Hnimlms Spirit lu MH-gn pictures. taken. as Lonnie Sutton. assistant editor. and Nancy Creek. under- lliana 'I'ade and l'll Xllgllllt dct dass ulllmi' gnc them mlllw' orale the sclloo