Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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I'rint'ipzil ol' Nlztrion High Sehool is NIR. JOHN HOVGIANIJ. Nlr. Honglztnd wats grud- nated lronn Franklin College with his Imztrlielor ol :arts degree und received his muster ol :arts degree Iron: Colnnihizt University. He :tttended Iizlll Stztte 'I'e:lt'lle:'s College ztnd I'tn'dne llni- versity where he did grztduztte work. NIr. Honglzind is at nlenlher ol the Rotztrx K lnh tion and Prolessionztl Service. He is zllso nn elder z in the First Preslmyteriani Clhurc h. .. U , , ,, . .- tlns yezn' is NIR. IIUHN 'l'. SIONIC. Nlr. Stone is athletic' lllllllllgkl' :ind is in rhalrge ol all extr:t4c'tn'rit'ulztr activities :tt NIHS. . . . t Purdue I nirersity where he ret'eived his hzlrliel lor ol :nts degree ztnd his lnztster ol :arts degree. Emphasize SCZ70Z6l7 SbZLD amd War by Ideals NIR. ISIQRNNRIJ IJ. CINRNIIN, dezln ol boys and ztssistzint principal att NIHS, keeps ZIIICINIZIIICC and eonnsels senior boys. Known :ts l'nt'le Bernie he gives ztssistztnee to those who dt-sire it. He received his IJZICIICIOI' ol' srienee degree :ind his muster ol' seienre degree lronl lndiztnzt llni- - , versity. He has done grutlnute work at North- western Vniversitv in Illinois. L. NIRS. NINRIE P. ISRUNVN, deztn ol' girls ut Nlztrion High, counsels senior girls in their selec- tion ol' sttlmjefts and colleges. NIrs. Iirown received her Ii.S. degree lroln Nliznni l'niversity und her NIA. degree from Northwestern University. She is at member ol the NAUNV, the NE.-X, the Nlztrion IIICZICIICYS Asso- ciation, and the Indiznizt Association ol' Dennis.

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lwaugb Academic and Geneml Courses Y' i NIR. j. RlhSlzI.l. Nlll.l.l-.R was graduated iron: Purdue l'niit-rsity irliere he rect-ixetl his IEA. degree. and he received his NIA. degree frotn llall State Teachers College. Counseling new sophomores and teaching sophomore English are Mr. NIiller's in- structing actixities at Marion High. Something light and something hright will add spice to anyone's literary diet. Variety is what literature students at Marion High have found. Literature is taught in both sophomore and junior academic and general courses. It is offered to seniors httt is not required. Students taking literature read a great selec- tion of stories. Poems, short stories, and novels are just a few of their activities. MISS MARILYN ANN!-L j0Nl-QS teaches linglish and advises the Cactus and Survey stalls. She was graduated from Ball State Teachers College where she received her B.S. degree and from Indiana University where she received her M.A. degree in journalism. She enjoys music and writing. -wi 'l'l-1S'llXtL! - Tape recording offers opportunities for speech practice to Ronnie Brooks, Rosilyn Young, and Lynn Rader, speech students at Marion High. Oratory is a skill that all would like to acquire. The speech and dramatics classes of the English department provide a possihle means lor prac- ticing and developing this skill. Demonstration speeches, introductory speeches, and pantotnimes are just a few ol' their activities. '51 ln addition to teaching l-lnglish, MR. HAROLD l-1. S'l'l'l,l.l-QR teaches speech and dramatics. He is a newcomer to Marion High and attended DePauw Vniversity where he obtained his bachelor of arts degree. Mr. Stuller enjoys howling, dramatics, tennis, and show horses. 23