Marion High School - Mariton Yearbook (Belle Vernon, PA)

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A RT C L U B KLOINA KALAPUD The Art Club is composed of 35 members under the direction of Miss Pearl Kish. Club ofhcers are: Prmicient ...... .... D orcas Tremback Vice Prefirient. , . .......,. Ann Biksey Secretary .... ..., F rances Malinosky TT6lLJ1l f6T ,....,.,.. ...... ....r.,. N a ncy M acBurnie The purpose of the Art Club is to further the abilities of the students, develop their art appreciation, and to make them art conscious. if x Firsi' Row-E. Propes, C. Lindey, A. Manown. G. Wolcoly, M. Bonnell. V. Cosiarelia, T Boag, P. Krivda, C. Smider, V. Dull, I. Wilson, H. Yusko, R. Farquhar, C. Frkefich, P. Haines P. Weaver. Second Row-F. Zadrozny, A. Blister, R. Jesick, N. MacBurnie, H. Krofchek, J. Chalfani J. Maihewson, V. Hall, F. Malinosky. J. Rada, M. Caihers, D. Becken, D. Tremback, A Biksey, F. J. Van Bremen, Miss Kish lSponsorl. 42

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J U N I O R P LAY Wi-io KILLED Aunt CAROLINE Sfanding-Leif io righl: Hugh Couglwenour, Mary Pre-welt. Jack Bowers, Miss Paiierson, Joe Susiclc, Carol June Van Bremen, Benny Karceslcy, Janet Mathewson. Sealed-Leif to righi: Mildred Bonnell, Marjorie English, Virginia Davis, June Kidder, Thel- ma Boag. The mystery drama VVho Killed Aunt Carolinef' by Grant Rich- ards, was successfully given by members of the Junior Class on Janu- ary 17, 1946. It was under the patient direction of Miss Virginia Patter- son. A mystery play that doesn't depend on shrieks in the night, howling winds, clutching hands, or sliding panels for its eHect. A murder was committed, cold and calculated. Aunt Caroline was dead. But who killed her? The Endicott family was an amiable bunch. Surely they wouldnlt kill anyone. Maybe they did. Surely not Riccy, nor Cicely, nor Beryl. W'as it Miss McClain, Dan Donovan, Dave Thomp- son, Agnes? No, nobody could have killed her in that family. They are a grand bunch. But wait!-there was one who might have killed her. Miss Mabbitt, Aunt Caroline,s paid companion. What do you think? Well, you guessed it. Miss Mabbitt killed her. But it was an accident. Miss Mabbitt had only six months to live so she had no punishment given her. She meant to poison herself that day at the Endicotts, but she ac- cidentally handed her cup to Aunt Caroline. Accidents will happen, you know. We also hope, though, that all of you who did see the play enjoyed it. VVe enjoyed putting it on for you. If you Want a better look at us, our picture is above. Look us over again. 41

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SCI E N C E C L U B fALPi-IA SIGMA Rn-soy The Science Club has been organized for the purpose of arousing scien- tilic interest among the students of our school. It is under the direction of Miss Muir, who has proven herself a most capable director. We have tried to make this club both interesting and educational, and hope in the future it continues as such. Firsi Row-Left to right: D. Trembaclc, J. Kidder, L. Tiernan, T. Boag, V. Hoffman, Miss Muir lSponsorl. Second Row-M. Prewetl' P. Krivcla, J. Lorinchak. D. Jones. E. Croushore, R. Jesick. B. Farqulfuar, H. Yusko. D. McDonough, B. Sfefanick, L. Amare. 1 Third Row-A. Biksey, P. Lynn, M, Jesick, C. Koslaslsy lV.P.l, V. Summers. B. Wisler, S. Mitchell, R. Belczyk, L. Nalepa, M. Sfefaniclc, G. Croushore. Fourfh Row-B. Liptrot, J. Jolley, E. Badock B. Jolley. F. Malinosky, R. Premoshis, D. Johnson, K. Srickle, W. Lipfrol, R. Gardner T. Blarnilc. Fifth Row-P. Slanko, P. Nagy, S. Bowers, T. Banior, J. Racle, C. Miller. N. MacBurnie, S. Baker, H. Coughenour, V. Dull. M. Williams, J. Susiclc. 43