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.pw C ,,,f ,.. , , -' Q, ' Q 1...--v ff First let's introduce K-9 the Ex-plor e r to the student body of Marion High School, the dignified Seniors, haughty Juniors, wise Sophomores, and wary Freshmen. While they are at their lockers is a good chance to catch a glimpse of them. Here you will learn how hard the test was, who got elected, and many other things about school life. More important than all of this, though, is the building of friend- ships and the increasing knowledge of the students from year to year. 7 GLASSES
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.v0 ACTIVITIES I page fifty three-Sixty e ght ATHLETICS page sixty nine-seven ty ght 5aI5Ie of Contents CLASSES page eight -forty fo EE C L A S S R O O M S page forty five -fifty two
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Harold Simmons, Presidentg Carolyn Huffman, Treasurer, Fern Lewis, Secretary, William Austin, Vice-president. This is it. This is our annual, our last months of preparing for jobs and colleges, and our reminiscence of good times. This is our year. We came to our new building four years ago, as Freshmen, frightened, expectant, and willing. Since then we have achieved many goals. We have been to New York, coming back the sleepiest Seniors ever but the happiest. Last year we worked hard on the Prom and this year we went to our own Prom. We have successfully pro- Ghe Senior! 'M riffs ' M. ,,.,13.,,,h 7 l V ,,. 4 V5 Ida, '57 . fr wikis , H 1 hd X 4 '.1-.ubzvg . it QYQ1. .f j .f . , Q . Ars-tr' gf., .lv . 5,21 .,a. A .. fiii52f.2Z?Tz-fl' ff' 'f E. -fx A 2 Q35 437' 2 -f v' m' .' V - , , b- , ., .. ,, fv' . X ' f 'N W-W ?, X ' we . y, u ff wpvwm- g w duced the Mouse Trap. In this book we can at least express our deep appreciation to our teachers and principal, who through T pat i en c e , understanding, and hard work, g have prepared us for the future. When we graduate we will leave many friends behind, but we will also carry with us memories which we will always cherish. As we leave i here, we can only hope that the following T classes enjoy the same fulfilment of four . wonderful years of dreams come true. l
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