Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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7 r K 52 , i. Ni, If you are now prepared to walk around in a state of suspicious paranoia, relax There are other sound ways to weed out both the pros and the cons. Take the person, for instance, who uses you to gain something for his own benefit, probably your enemy. He comes to visit you in the hospital after you've had an accident to supposedly wish you well. But when he leaves, the truth comes out as he takes a flower from your vase and strolls out of your room to talk with a cute nurse. But now take a person who says what is his is yours, probably a friend. He hears about your acci- dent and offers you to drive his car occasionally when you recover. Now there's a real friend, right? So you think you understand now and are prepared to love thy neighbor and waste thy enemy. Just remember that when you are ready to give your love or administer the waste, that the joke or, more appropriately, the waste is not on you. DON'T FENCE ME IN - Even a bamer, such as this fence can't keep true friends apart, as shown by Kelly Proch and Tom Roseberry. .4 if 1. sf . X , W A X 4. . ., X ' i 'A' .lf f 6 f- f A-fx N ,glitz-t. Fi' ' '- -.. ,- . - if .7 Z.. ' ' W . - ' 'ff 'dxqvfg ,mg , SJ ,gtg ,J ,gjfffg 'T ' '23 33? ' .gnu , .ybysj '. lf? f X .- ' ,- .1 .' '1 4, ? X .l , .Wir . fngy , ' 1 I 1 ARM AND ARM - During a Singers rehearsal, Mark Scranton and Toula Smymiotis engage in a mixed grip of friendship and show biz. SONG LEADERS - During a Young Life meeting, Kelly Koons and Jim McClaren lead these party-goers in a vibrant song. Friends 1 7