Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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.4 MRS. liS'l'llliR li. SHICRON teaches modern physics. ctctulan physics, and commercial arithmetic at MHS. She was graduated from l-Iarlham College where she received her bachelor ol' arts degree in mathematics and physics. Her hobbies are interior decorating and sewing. Ml-1ASl'Rli iIARlil l'I.l.Y - john R. Smith, Sandra Stradling, Barbara Rntliertord, and Dick lohnson work toward the conclusion of an interesting experiment in chemistry. emonstmtion eriods Stimulate nieces! Liquor, cigarettes, and drugs are often the topics of discussion in the narcotics classes. These classes present the ill effects caused by each through classroom discussions and speakers. The students ol' the psychology classes learn why many different viewpoints are present on everyday topics through studying mental states and mental behavior. , -ii gqwsws am 4'- ' 1 ol Crimes are related to Yehrv, . ff 5 Outdoor sports al'e the hobbies of MR. C. I.. STAFFORD, who teaches psychology and narcotics at MHS. He received his A.li. and B.S. degrees from Marion College and his M.S. degree from Indiana University. Mr. Stafford is also co-sponsor of the Science Club. Wfhat are the conditions of air flight? These are the subjects which are discussed in the aeronautics classes at Marion High School. The branch of science which deals with the material world and its phenomena is physics. The classes in physics offer an opportunity to learn the science through demonstrations, labora atory work, and class discussions. NIR. liLBliR'l' TII.I.liT'l' is a graduate of Purtlue Vniversity in West Lafayette where he received his bachelor ol' science degree and his master of science degree. Mr. 'l'illett teaches everyday physics, aero- nautics, and modern physics to the students at Marion High School.

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NIR. RAI.l'H A. 'I'l l l'l.li teaches geometry at Marion High. He was graduated from Texas A 51 with a 15.8. in mathematics and physics and re- ceived his M.A. degree from Ball Stale Teachers College. Collecting guns and coins and hunting are Mr. 'l'ultle's hobbies. MR. Al.lSliR'l' l. CHAPMAN JR. teaches chemistry al M HS. He received his bachelor of arts and bache- lor ot' science degrees from Marion College and his master ol' arts degree from Ball Stale 'leathers College. Mr. K1hapu1an's hobbies are reading. hiking, and listening to choral music. Science ens the omfs to ew Findings Odors in the halls, minor explosions, and chemicals on clothes are olten caused bv some occurrence in the chemistry class. These classes help to prepare the students for careers in any one of many scientific fields. The interest in the class is accented by discussions, demonstra- tions, and experiments which the science stu- dents themselves perform. BONES. BONI-QS, BONES - Sondra Rinehart. Donna Bryant, and john XVeber examine closelv their friend, john. Dissecting frogs, worms, and grasshoppers, collecting leaves, and observing live animals in their natural habitat are some of the unusual activities ol' the biology classes at Marion High School. The course offers an opportunity for the students to learn something about the plants and animals ill the world around them and, also, something about themselves. A graduate of Ball Stale Teachers College in Nluncie is MR. WAYNE KL. liAS'I'liRlJAY, biology lCZltllL'l' al Marion High School. Ile received his bachelor ol science and his master ol arts degrees. .Xniong Nlr. lzasterdavs hobbies are llshing, laxidermi, iead- ing and television.

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