Marion High School - Memory Kit Yearbook (Marion, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1946 volume:

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ZS. fl: l'l't'.4l4l9lH, 4: Iiifle Vluln, 23, 3: Izumi, 1, 2, Ji, -tg Captain, -lg Hungry Five: Sulu, 2, IS, -lg Football Awards, 3, 4: 'Par-lc Axxzxiwl, S, Iloiiueculliirig' Esr-nrt, 4: 'lass Uf'fiv'ri'. Ill V14-1: Pun-Sinlvnl: Amluwl Stuff, 2, Q, li Jun- ini Play, 3: lnwhestlui 4. A VER Y , ROB BEASLEY , BILL lfmnlmll Alzlnuper, 2 Il: 'l'rur'k Munzxgrer, 3. Il: BELCHER, EARL FELFORD, JUDY l'w 1ln'l 1'wn't Club: Hi Tri. 3, 4: Spanish Vlulii Sem: nnml 'I'x'0:1S,, 3: I-lunll. 1: 2, fl: Junior Play: Rotary Awmwls. 1, 2. QI. l: Typing .-Xwurds: Sliortliancl Awardug Class Clffir-er, 3: Sw-. and Tre-as.: Svnim- Play 4: BLOOlJVK'OR'I H, CLARENCE Biulogv Vlulr: I-I la A. BOGARD, BEVERLY Art Club, 4: Presidm-nt: Hi Tri. 1. 2: Lnun rlulr. 2. 33 I,ibrnr5' Ulub. 3: Rotary Pin. 12 Neuspalver Staff, Li, 4: Pep Club, 4- li0O'l'l-I, PAUL LOWMAN, MARY ELLA Ili Trip Sm-iw-lzix'y, 33 liillle Clubg Sem-rctury, fig liulzlry Pin, Z. liHAYFIl12l,lJ. PAT HROIJIQHICK , CHAS. M Vluli. fig 'l'Q-wnarizxn Club, IS, 43 Bas- lletluill .Kwaiwl 3, -lg lfootlmll Award, 3, 4g -'lass Uli'i1'oi'. 4: lwesiilenl Student Council, 4: liusvl-all. 1: Ilntary Award. 4. HR I iff- ll , HETT Y lliolouy Ululng Spanish Ululvg Xew::p'i1u-1' Stzifli IH-gm l'lulr. HVCKNER, BFCKNER, ERVALENE Vrwil Springs, 1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS Xrt Vlulwg Girls liuslwlluull, lg Typing Award: l'Q-p Cllllv. BURLESON, PAULINE Hible Club, 43 Prayer Club. 1, 23 Typing A wards, A Page Ten -Q-'wiv' Page Eleven Bl l'l,ER. BILL B YA SSEE, YOLANDE l,:111:1 Vluh: ljum-smr, 3: 1'hm'us, 4: Tlzlnll l, 2. Il. 43 Junior Play: Snlniur l'l'ly: Rot :11j.' Axxzlnlsg Vin. l, LZ: Silvvx' livy, 3, 4 'l'1-ing' .fXwul'lls 3. 4: Sl1ux'tl1.Ll1-l Awurfls, .. 4: .-Xnuuul Stuff, 15, 3, B: Stulle-nt Coun- wln. 43 Hr'-'Ins-stl'a,. 4: ljl1lSY2lH'lll'Ig' Girl, 4, CAMDEN, BETTY Ax't Vluhg 'l'ynin:: Awzxrcls Slmrthzlml .X wzxrfls. CHILDERS, J, XV. Sf nlm' Play, 4. VLENDENIN, M FRIEL l z'1-n-'ln Vlulr' Qc w1'f-ta1'y, fig Vim-v l'1w-slflellt, 1. Hllllv Uluh: l'rzxyf-r Vlulz: liutury Ulu, 2. ITLENDENIN, VVANDA Ari Vlullg l'r:xve1' ljlulw: Pop Club. COPELAND, LYAN 1'11vstm'fiv1d Vluh: Ilatiu Club: Lilwrary Plulvg Slmrtlmml Award: Yep Club: NOW llustlm, T1-xzls, 1, 2. FOX, JOY Vlwretau-i'il11+l. 11, 4: Hi Tri, 1, 2: l'v1'umrLtic Klub, 1. Z: I-mm I, 1, 2: P011 Llub, 1, 2, 3, 4. IIEBS, DAVID LEE Vrf-nl Sprillgs, 1, 22, 3. lJeFRANK, CLANCY ANN Lund: Typing Awards. 3, 4, Shortlmnd A xx urds. 32, 4. IJQLOACH. JACKIE lions-vult lligll Sl-luml. 2, 33 Ajvnllzi Vlllll- DeSAl-VO, MARY ANN Ili 'l'1'i: Typing Awards. IIETTMER, LUETTA l'lllslnu'r:. lll. DO VVNS, DOROTHY l,il1rm-y Vluh, 2, 3. 4, S1-crefuw, -lg Pep Uluh, -l. DRVMMOND, MARVIN l'r:nl'tsmnn Vluh, I, 11. Il, 43 Vic-e Presads-nt, Z3 President, 3. 4: Football Award, 2, Du FOUR, LORA LEE 9' ,g 'T .fix Q' Paae 'l'wvlv1- Thirteen DFGGER. EVELYN DUNCAN, IONA LSKEVV, HELEN 4'l'1-'ul Springs. 1, 2, 3. FERC x 'l l J FSON. CHARLES nnes'm'u, IIl.1mis: 1'hm-us. 4. FIETSAM, FRANCES Typing' Awards, 35 Slurrtluand Awards, ' FOXVLER, BERT .Xnxm-.lu FRICK, PATSY llvslnwn, Illinois 4l0lUS, 4. Bible Ululng Notary Pin, 3. FVLL ER, PATSY Iwr and lmxft Club. 13 Typing Awul :'hm'thz1nd Awzxrnlb, 43 Hunm Ilcmru I -1 Mant, 2. GARRI SON , TOMMY M Club, l: Hi Y, 1: Teenarian Club, 1, 2: lrramatn- Clulw, 1, 2:Band, 1. 2, 3, 4: Solo, 2, 3, 4: Ensomble, 2, 3, 4: German Band. Zi, 4. Junior Play: Sm-nior Play: Football Awards, 3, -1: llomawumlng Attendant. 14, 4: Cnrnival Esc-urt, l, 2, 3: Carnival King, 43 Annual Stuff, 1, 2. GOSS, JOHN Ill Y: 'l'eenariz1n Club: Rotary l'in, 3, 4 Basketball Award, 3: Tram-k Award. 3: Class Offix-er, 4: Vice President: Student Council, 4, Burelmll, 41 M Flulv. GRIFFIN, ANNA MAE HALL, PAULINE HALL! IH URTON. LEN Spanish Club: Tex-nuriun Clulr: Rifle Club Officer, 2, 3: Travk Awards, 3. l-IARTLEY , GERALDINE lilologi Club: Hi Tri: Spanish Club Sevre- l:ir3. 1. 'l, 3: Typing Awans, il: Homv- f-oniingr Arn-ndants, 3, 4: Pep Club: Home linom Sevretary, 1, Z. 3. HARTLEY, RLLTH Ili Tri, 3: Spanish Club, 1, 2, Il. 4: llralnatif- Club, 3: Annual Staff, 4, Student Coun- vil, 4. I-IERSINGER, MARY LOU Chorus. ng,5M, 1 Page Fourteen Page Fifzeen HILLIARD, XYENDELL HI NDMAN, JANE Alt. Ye-rmiu Hig'h, 1, 23 Plxysim-al Ed. De- lllt mstrzxliun, lg Biology Vluli. tlg Hilale tflull, fl: lfruyex' Club, lg Shortliaml Awzuwls: l'9D Vllllv. IJINTON. JOHN liioluxy' lub, HOLLAND, MARY ANN Vlwslei-1'i1-lrl Vlulx, Presimlenl. 43 Hi Tri: Lat- .n Vlulng nn-ieilwp tflulrg Junior Playg Svnior Plziyg I'2u1a1'y Awards Silvvi' Kr-y. 1, 25 Pin 4, Sl1u1'tlu:fxnnl Aw:11'rls. 3, 45 H'mnr-1-muing .'XIl l1llI1I'll. 13 t'arniv:l1 Qllee-11, 33 Uarnival Nttvndant. 'lg Annual Staff, 2, 3. 43 Adver- tising Staff, Zg Assistant Feature- Ed., 33 Business Mzulnper, 43 Student Vouncil, 1, 2. fl, 43 Se-f'l'P1z11'y, 25 Tl'82lSLll'i3l' 4. HOLMES. NEYA I'rvz1l Spring, Illinois, 1, 2, 3, HOLMES, RVSSELL fimxl Spring. Illinois, 1, 2, 3. HOOYER. DON 'l'1'z11-k .hx :11'd, 2. HORSLEY, GEORGE F. F. A. Secretary, 4. JAUK, CHARLES JENNINGS, LOI' DEAN lciulugy I'luh, :Ig Ili Tri: 1'hu1'us. I, JENSEN , GEORGE Ili Y, 13 li1l'l JOHNSON. LEE, ROSE Ulub. JOHNS, Jl'NE Hinlogy Vlulu, KATHRYN LEE. DEAN F. F. A., 1. Z, ig Vim- I'l'0sirlvnt, -I. LIGHT, JOE Hand: Biology Club: Fmmthall Awards: 'Fruvk AVV2lI'l1Sj Ur:-hvslxul, 4. P329 SiXlt'i'I1 vllm-:4tr'n. 4. I Inulxl- Vlulr Sr-I-rm Page Seventeen LONG, SHIRLEY Hi Tri: Library fllulu, l, 2. 3, 4: Sr-ivan:-e 4'luIw: Prayer Clullg Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Or- LOVELESS, LaVERN Xshls-Ky, Illinois, 1, 25 IW-p Vlulvg Xutnrg Club: Stullvnt Voum-llg Vluss 4lft'in'vr, I, 33 Vive Prvsillvllh Vrvsimlent, 23 Biology 4'l11lr. 1 l,aim Club, 2. MANFREIJU, FRANK Hiolugq Vlulwg Ruskeilmll Mzlnagelr. A MARSHALI-. KEYNE'l ' lit'l'l'lll Illinois, I. ZZ, ll: l I'M14'lx Vluls. ll IHIIII- llulv. MARTIN, BILL MEADOXVS, BETTY ' ' Club: Bible Clulw: Pmyvr Cluls Rmlozy 'ep Club. NI OORE, COLLEEN ull I Ulu-ste-rI'i+fl:l Vlulv, lm and ll0u't UI 3 Jra- - . ,,. Klary 2, Prvside-nt -I, iq. QVICCLANAI-IAN. BETTY NEELEY, ZANE 'hmmuriun Uluhg lvranmtil- Vlub, NEVVSOM, MARY .XL1CE :aim-kmlulv. 4ll1.n. 14 2, 33 Junior Play, 31 Nm-wspapm' Stuff. 42 Pep Clulr, -lg Senior NORMAN , MARVELENE lfrwnvll l'lulv 'I'1'v.-asllxwlz' ll, l'1'Psi1le'nt All l.ilax'z1ry Vlulvg llr':un.ntiv Vlulu: l'hm'usg Sen- im' Play, 1: IH-gm Vlulu I're-siclent, 4. NORMAN. VVESLEY Hi Y: lnlin l'luIv Semw-1ux'y. -lg l.iln'ury W Ullxlng 'l'vmnzU'iun Ulubl lirzunuliv Ululng Vhmus: llauml. 1, 2, 35. 4: S1-ninr Pla l'l'lIIIlIYl l'Q Typing Awards, 3. OIJUM, BENTON 'l'm-vmrinn Vlulr, lg llotary Awards Gulf! lin-y ll, l'in, 43 Rusk--tlmll .-Xwarnls, 2. 35. 42 lflmtlmll Awards. 2. JS. 4: 'Pmvk Awar-'s. 32 llnse-lmll. -lg Ilomvvunling Esc-urt, 3: Uarf 3 nivul l'ls4'ul't, 243 Ulzlss llffivvl' Se-m'. uml O- -I yn 'l'xw-us., Cig Hulslunxlillg Athlete-. 3 l. .VVL E ODUNI, DOROTHY ANN' Xrl l'lul+' Spanish Vlulfg lwalllluliv Ululmg O'l'l+l'Y, SAM lli Y. 1: 'l'm'nuri:1n1, 2, 353 Hand, l, 2, 1 -l: Huurd Me-mlwr, 4, PA PE , HELEN m'lmru:4, 1. 2, 3, -1. Pzure Eighteen A1 Page Ninetoen RAINS, BILL RASBERRY, HERMA RAYBO URN , PATSY Biology Vlulrg Library Club: Spanish Clulwg llraniatir- Clulrg Junior Play, Sig Pep Vlulvg Iiaulin Vlull Pm-simlmit, 4. REACH, GLADYS RIX, CLIFFORD F. l+'. A. President, 4. ROFERTS, BETTIE Rakvrsfielfl. Calif.. I, 2, 323 Clmrus: News- ,mpe-r Staff. ROBINSON, BHS SY RODD, BARBARA Biology Club: Hi Tri I'i'e-sident, 4: Latin Vlulmg Spanish Club: Chnrusg .Junior Play Usher. ,1 f,,wA, ROBERTSON , CHARLES llmnl Slulngs, 1, Z, 3, 1' I A 4 RUSSELL, BETTY llvansvillf-. Ind., 1, 2, 3, SANDERS, HELEN GENE ml. 4-nun. SANDERS, SHIRLEY Hiulogy Vluh l'rm-sidenl, 41lIn11n-4-wining At- ,, te-nflsant. 43 l'arnival Attenmlzuit. Il, lg Pittsl burg. lll., 1, 2. SC'l'll'MAKER, VIOLETT Hi Trip Typing Awards, 3: Pep Club, 1, 2. SEGRETARIO. ROSALIE in Tri. SIM MONS, BOB lliulopry Club, lli Y: rl--is-nee Club President, 43 'l'e4-narian Club Board Member, 3, 4g Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Travk, 11, 3: Manager, 43 Baseball, 41 Newspaper Staff, 3, 4. SIMS, BYRL Art Club, 23 Hi Y, Teenarizui Vluh, Editor Teenarisrope, 3, Vive President, 43 Junior Play, Senior Play, liotzlry Awards Pins, 1, Z, 43 Track, 3, 4: Annual Staff, 2, 4, Class Editor, 4, Student Council Vice Pres- ident, 33 Newspaper Staff, 3. 4. Page Twenty FS 'QP X491 'Cv I agp 'l'wvuty-une SINGLER, BILL SMALL, BOB Biology Club: Tevnsirian Club Fliaplain, Zi SMITH, MARY Hiolugy Vlulrg Spanish Vlulvg lbranizitim- Ululrl SQXIOTHERS, RU'l'.H Typing' Awnruls. Zi: Sholillalnl Awzirnls. l. S-PARKS, BETTY Uliesterfielml Vlulr Treasurer, Il, 4: Hi Tri, l, 2. 3. 4, President, 2, 3, Viv-P Prvsident, 43 Latin Club Cmisnr, 25 Shorthanll Awarils, 4. STANLEY, LLOYD Hiolo-sry Club: C'r:il'tsnmn Vluh Vive 'l'rrsi- slvnl. 33 F, F. A.: Rifle- Vlulrg Rnsm-hall. 4. STAPLETON, HARRY Biology Clnh TI'P3Slll'l'l', 43 M Club. 1. 23 Hilfe Vlulw, l: Footlnall Awards Z. 2:3 'l'r-:wk Awards, 3. 4: Hnmer-nniing' I-.sv0rt, -1. STARBUCK , JIM Hi Y, 4,M Club: Spanish Vlulvg S ivn--v Flulug 'feomirizin t'lu!i Vivo Prnsicle- 11. Ili lfmirrl Memlvf-r. 43 Rotary Awards Liuld Key. l, 2. 4, Pin, 3: Haslwtlrall A'x'a.'rls. 2, 3. 4: Football Awards, 2. 41 Vlass Uffiz-my Vim' President, 1, Pri-sident, 2: Annual S1:l'f Asst. Editor. 3, Editor. 4: Uutstzinrling Hoy. 4. STEVENS , BENNIE M Ulubg 'Fei-nariun Vluh, Hand, 1. 2, 3. -lg Fcmiliall Awurmls, 2, 35 Tran-k Awards, 2, 33 lmsicvtlmll Awards, 2. TANNER, LUIS Wren! Springs, 1, 2, 3. 'l'H.E'I'FORD, RUTH TRAVELSTEAD, ROFBIE f'hesti-rfivld Vlulv, 3. 4: Hi 'l'ri. 1, 25 Ina A' fi A ,Qi 4 r J, if 1, 5 matii- wluh, 2, 3, Hand. 1: Pep Vluli, 1 2 Il, 4. TURNER, PAUL liiflv Vluh, liuml. 1, 2, Il. 43 Folrtlvall AW- urcls. ZZ 'l'I'zu'k Awards, 2. VIOLETT, JEAN .1 ,,, Hi 'l'1'i l're-simlvnt, 1, Se-crvtary, Z3 Latin Clulr i'n-nsx-r, 33 liunsl. l, 2, .L l, .Fu Play: Svniur Play: Pnlury Awulwlw Pin. il, Typing Away-lv, 'ig Slwurlhzxixd .xwarrls Hi'miwst :1 4. WALKER. .IIM Tracli, Sl, 41 l,ilu':1:'j,' Vlulr, llulury Awurrl l'in . V.. WEBB, NITA JO f'liesterfiulr1 Club: Hi Tri Sem-retarp. nior 4: 'Allin Vlllb. 1. 2: S1-ienve Club. 33 Uhoru-4, -lg Hand, 1, 2. 3, 43 Librarian, 43 Junior Play Prumpter: Sn-nior Play, Rotary Awards Pin, Cl: Ulass Uffir-er Secretary, 1, 25 Newspaper L, 7, Staff. 4, I Pz1ture Editor, Page Twenty-two Page Twenty-three VVEEB, l-'HYLLIS Fyping' Awawds, 33 Shorthand Awards, 4: Ve-p Fluh. VVHITE, JANE Biology l'luh1 I4il1!'KYy Club- VVIEMKEN, LUCRETIA Ili 'I'1'i 1, Iifltln Vlnlv, l, 23 l.iln'zlry Club, Zig Spanish Mimi. fe, 1: se-1-i-ltu1'y, 1: I'1'2l1121Ii1' Vlulr, 1 -1, 4, 1'hm'uS, l. 43 Seniur Play: 'l'y1ving' Awnrils, flg Newspupvr Stuff, I: Pep Clull. 43 Annual Stuff: Junlur Play I'ShH'. XVILLIAMS, VERA LEA s'zi1'1'im-11' Mills, I, 21 Ulwstu-rt'ie-lil Vluli, 4: l,iln':u-y Clulv, Sl. -lp Rand, 3. 45 Senior Play: l'zlv'niv:1l Attendant, 45 Ne-wsmuwr Staff, 4: ltntzury Award. Pin, 4. XUOHLVVEND, BETTY ANN Typing Awznrrls, fi: Slmrthzlnil Awurwls, II Pc-yr Vlulu. VVOOLEY, LSROY lfhmtlmll, ily 'Frank l, 0 YORK . MARTHA ZIMMERNIAN, DONNA JEAN Ili 'l'r'l, 13 Idltlll f'llll'l, 2, Tl, 43 APdils-, 4 l.il,i'.11'y Vlulx, .L 43 Vive Pre-sident, 45 Chorus 1: Typ-in! A'.va1'ds 31 Shorthand Avvarlls 3: Pep 4'lulm. 13 Asst. l,ilwrariani 4. ZOELLER, BILL ZOELLER , MARY ROBERTSON, DON 'Ve-ul Slsri 2. 3. ROBINSON, BOB Iixfln- Vluh. Page Twenty-four A 'HMB PUR GREATNE5 ,-,.,..- ,,,...- Z,--f W5 W 5 5 X K ,,,- ,,-,.f- ,..- 1-1' ,-f ,.4- -,. ,,..-4- - 'Zyl -,,. .,-'ff -fl- l -,,,ff Ff,,.- 9 .J ADAMS, VERA ALLEY, KENNETH ASHLEY, MAURICE IZARGER, EVGENE HARNETT, LORY BLANKENSHI P, CH .XRLH lSOA'l'RIGH'I'. l'A'l'SY HRUEKING, HELEN CALVERT, HE'l l'Y CAMDEN, ANN CAMDEN, RUTH CARTER, .IACQUELINE CAS'1'ELI.ANO, NARIAN CAVITT, BOB CHANINFISS. I'AI'l,lNl+I CLARIDA, JIM COLSON, MORRIS CONNPILL, HOD COX, ART COX, GORDON CRAIG, .IDHNN,E e, xy! CITLI RETH, BETTY DARTER, DAISY DAVIS, MILDRED DEATON. RVTH DeVARD, ETHLYN DICKINSON, COZETTE DINGRANDO, JOHNNY DIPPIE, MABEL DUPONT, SHARON DVRALL. MAURICE FARRIS, VERA FEIITS, Lois FINNEY, HELEN FISH, MARY FISHER, DON FLAVGHER, BOB FGSTER. FERN IVRIES, ARLENFJ GILI., INIYRNA GRAY, DELORES GRAY, KENNETH GRAVES, HERMAN ALBERT GULLEDGE, BOB HAMPTON, J. C. HANCOCK, XVANDA HANELINE, NORMA HARRIS, JAFK HARRIS. DONALD HARTXVELL, MARY E. LEN HILL, JIM HINDMAN, DORIS HOWARD, MARY LOI' HUDGENS. THOMA? HYDEN, ELIZAIZETH ANN JOHNS, LOVVANDA JOHNSON, MARY JOHNSON, GLENN JONES, DOROTHY JONES, NANCY S.I1 KAESER, ELFLORA KELLER, BOB KELSEY. BILL r I 1 Page Twenty-nine KIMMEIL, ZORA JEAN LANNOM, EMALINE LOWE, BOBBIE MAE MAYER, SHIRLEY MAZE, GLORIA MCANELLY, PETE MCDONALD, JACK MeK1NNEY, BOB IVICNAIL, MARILYN IVICROY, RALPH MILLER, BETTY JANE M1LI.ER, MARY RVTH MOORE, .IACK MOORE, PAT MORGAN, J. R. MORRISON, .IACQUELINE NORMAN , I, ENNY NORRIS , BILL NORRIS, .IUANITA PEEBLES, TOM PLAFSKEY, ALICE Q if RAINEY , BRUCE RIDDLE , ROBINSON , EVA JACK RIX, HOVVARD RODGERS, MARY ROGERS, LORRAINE RUSHING, CHRISTINE RUSSELL, PHYLLIS SELLARS, BILL SANIELIN , JEQXNNINL SICVVELL, BVD IIXLJ SHANNON, MAR 1' 'C-Q SI-IREVE, RI7'I'I-I SIMMONS, WILIVIA SIMS, CAIi..'1 E SINGLER, CHARLES SPRAG UE , 'POM MY STEVENS, RUISERT STOTLAR, E.VIILY STROHIVIEIER, LEON SXVINNEY, LOTISEC Pane Thirty-one TAYLOR, AVIS TAYLOR, MAVIS TAYLOR, ROBERT THOMAS , .IEROLENE TI-IROGIVIORTON, BOB TILLER, GEORGE TOLLEY, CLARABELLE TRAVELSTEAD, SVE TURNER, JANE TURNER, LINNA SUE VAVGHN, BOB VVALKER, LOIS XVALLACE, SI-IlRI,EY NVARD. LARRY VVAT5.-ON, FLOELLA VVHITCONIB, MARY VVI-IITE, VIRGINIA VV'II.1,l.-X-MS, HELEN VVILLIAMS, MARY JANE VVILMETH, HARRIET WOLAVER, GI LRE RT FIVASH , JEAN ' PIKE, DOROTHY WOOLEY, DORA LEE ANYTHXNG CAN KW XM X HAPPEN NX l NN ,,.... ,,,'- 4,,.,- ,ff- .,- ' 1'-'fag ,-,,., .1- Z '- -- .2 'lf Z,....- ,...1 ..'- ,f ,,., 4,14- 5 I 1 I 2 E I 5 I 2 ABSI-HCR, BILLY ADAMS, DALE ALLEN, BILLY A RM STRONG , DOROTHY ATWOOD, MARGARET BAKER, JEAN 2 HARNETT, JACK E A -- z A ' A E YQ., PARNIETT, MARY QUE 1 ff , f ' ,E BEAN, JERALD I I BOATRIGHT, PATTY Jo 5 BRIMELOW, DORIS 3 BROCK, EDGAR S ' ' , 4 I I 5? :if I , BROCK, KATHRYN BURGESS, JACK BURLESON, BILL BRUSH, VIRGINIA CAMPBELL, JOHN CANNON , GEORGE gifs. CARTER, SUE I gy CHAMNIFQS DEI BERT i iii..-ff gl. A A Jn , 4 I,VL CHAMNESS, LAURA BELI Page Thirty-four 5 M :ref 5 If 'NIST' X n Thirty-L'ive CLARIDA, JACK CLINE, LYLE COLLIER. CAROLYN COPELAND, JAMES COXVVEY, CHARLES COX, JEAN CUTRELL, CARLYNN DAVENPORT, DONALD DAVIS, CLISTA DEARING, MARALYNN DURI-IAM, BETTY NELL FOSSI-IE, MARVIN ETHERTON, BILL FULLER, VEIINELL GODDARD. CAROL GRASSINGER, PAT GRAVES, THOMAS CROYES. NOIUIA GRAY, NANCY GROVES. XVANDA GULLEDGE, BO B '1 hIl'f GULLEIDGE, GLORIA GULLEY, ALETHA HANKINS, SHIRLEY HASEKER, MELBA HEYDE, ALVIS HOLLIDAY, JOHN HOUSTON, MARY ELLEN HURLEY. ANINA MAE JACKSON, PHYLLIS JAMES, GLENDOLA JAMES, WINIFRED KENDALL, KENNETH KING, MARY OLA LaBOTTE. MARY LEE, PEGGY LINCK, JACK LOCKLER, BETTY MARKEL. BETTY MAURER, PAUL MAYNARD, RUBY MELVIN, SHIRLEY Q eg F 1 iq Q Q N qw-K I , Q SW! Y W I I sf' I M , ,' .,. 4 .'.I,.l. - Li I 5 I Q si 5 2 1 Z , 2 f . , I , I Y - 5 1 I 'V I J I 9' 15 if ,LQF if -., -'--. I fig' Paze Thirtv-seven NIINTON, CARL MILLER, EDVVARD MISKELLEY, WAYNE MONTGOMERY, HELENA MORONI, GLORIA MORTON, THOMAS MURROYV, JOAN MCCABE, BILL MCCORMICK, MARY MCDONALD, BEVERLY MCGEE, RAMONA MCKINNEY, MARY RUTH NICNAI L , DOROTHY MCNEELY , DOROTHY NEVVTON , PATRICIA NICHOLS, JACKIE NORMAN, CHARLES OHMS, HARRY PATTERSON, VVILLIAM PETERSON, MARY ELLEN PIERCE, JACKIE ! is 5 I I I E I V I I I I I K 8. . is I' -M V f x 1 N in W F3 w.?J' .4 his-w.,:ji!t:..,, t -- 9 m ' .vm 'L H6'LrSZ:. .- A tv' V at A 25110 rf q 1 ' ........A ., A ,.. R. f Q . 4 I . , -,I I f E914 . PITTS, CHARLOTTE PRICE, SHIRLEY PIIITCHETT, .IANIIG RAGLIN, HELEN RASIERRY, DOROTHY REESE, .IlTANf'I'.X REICHI'IR'I', K'-XROI. RINELLA, MARY JANE RIX, ANNA ROBERTSON, CLARA MAE ROBERTSON, ELSIE LOUIS ROSE, VICLIVIA OTOLO. IIa'I'In SCHMIIYF, LOUIS xx Y' ' RUSSELL, nolsm' ' wif 'L H' ww wi. Dr. .-A 'Fmiv-rv hr SI-IIEIRRARD, CARLEEN SHIVELY, MAIIRICE SIGNAIGO, ISARFZARA SIIVIIVIONS, BONNIE SIINIMONSQ MARY RITA SIMS, ARTHUR wh 5 Q 1 I I 5 5 I 1 2 f Agia, i Q Aww Ia ' if . Page Thirty-nine SIINGLETON, SHIRLEY SMITH, AUDREY LEE SNEDDON, JESSIE SPILLER, NADINE SPRINGHART, JAMES STANLEY, BILL STANLEY, MAXINE STAPLETON, GEORG ANN STROBEL. BILL SVLLIVAN, GLORIA SXVEENEY, DOROTHY TAYLOR, BARBARA THVVEATT, EFFIE TRAVELSTEAD, JAMES EDXVARIJ TREIVIPER, FRED TURNER. CHARLES TYNER, SHIRLEY UPCHURCH, MARTHA JVNE VIOLETT, HAROLD YVALKER, MARILEE WASSON, JEAN VVELCH , EUGENE WHITTING, BILL WICKERT , PAUL WILLHITE , TREVOR WILKINS', ERLENE WISEK, BETTY WOLLAWRD , ROBERT ZIMMERMAN, JOHN ZOELLER ,' JOAN THE GREEN YEARS' ,141 '- ff,- ,f ,J 2.1- if ,.,---I,-,f-ff ,-,,.,-- ,,,f df- Z,.-' 'f 1 ADAMS, JOAN ADAMS, LEAF-I ADAMS, VIRGINIA XDKINS, I'E'I I'X ALLEN, NORMA ALMAROAD, NAOMI ANDERSON. KENNETH ATKISSON, MARY ANN ATWOOD. JACK BAKER. PATTY BARTH, SHARON BAYLES. DONAIIIJ HELL. UOLLEEN BLVE, BOBBY BOLLIYIA. EVA ROATRIGHT, BARBARA FORUM, FRANCES BRIMRGLOXV, PATRIC BROVVN, HENRIETTA BRUSH, JAMES CLARIDAY RUDELI. gm .J...ea,f' QF N 1 CLARK, ROE ERT CLARK, MARY LO UISE CLENDENIN, CURTIS COCKRITIVI, ERNEST COLLINS. HAROLD CONNELL, JACK CONNELL. ELIZABETH CRVSE, JUDY IJQFRANK, MARIE DARNELL, JESRIE DOUGLAS , ALLEN DuFO UR , VIRGIANI Dul'ONT , MARGARET DURHAM, VIRGINIA EA SON , IIOLORES DVVYER , PHYLLIS EDMONDS, DONA DELORES FRICK, LOUISE FULLER. EVER Y , LESTER JOAN GARRISON, .IO AN GRANT, NORMA GRAY, DORIS GREEN, BETTY .IO FRFBNI BILLY FRIIJFR DENNIS , 4 1 1 1. , ,,- GREFJNWOOD, GEORMA K I ,,,, ,Qi 4,- J-f HALL, RUBY LEE HAMPTON. JACKIE HANCOCK. DELNIXR HARPER, ANN HARR.S, CLARENCE HARRIS, H'ERBER'l' HARRIS. .IIMMMY HARTLEY, DOROTHY HENDERSON , GEORGE HENDERSON, TOM HENSON, BETTY JEAN HERRIN, LAVVRFINCE I-IESTER, MAFILE HICKS, VERNA LEE HILL, ROBERT HILL, CLAYAL HILL, GLADYS HILL. VVAYNE HOOVER, HILL, JOHN GRAYDON H VBBS , VIOLETRT HUNTER , LA XVRENCE JAMES, J. C. JOHNSON, MARILYN JONES, GERALDINE KELTON, KRANTZ, HAROLD SAM KING. BILLIE LaB UE, ANGELYN LAY, HAROLD LANDRUM , KENNETH MADDEN, FRANCES NIANESSE, MARJO MARSH, MALCOLM, FRANCINE RIE BARBARA MCCLANAHAN , BETSY Q ..,, av ' lm Y Q V 18 Q-7 LQ . I K is f Sf 'fi 1 f v 1 U' I . Aff. - , WM ff 5 , figs' 9 , . . 1:4-. -1 ' , Q Q 'K A541 W sw? 'E ...- fb f 'f R - it s , f :L RR A, . ., . K fs, af? Nik, N Q v if L ., 'ff ix .- ll Q g ,-,1 - ' .. V l MCKINNFIY, MYRI, MQNARY, E , VIRTUS MCROY, SITE I. M MII,1,1+:R, MILDRED , , A , l a ,,.., NAGGE, LACNR , 5 NAGGE, is S wi V , wan f . N-qiY , , Y r , 7 , 3 NORMAN, JOAN OXFORD. ALMA OZMRNT, l PAl'L MONROE, ROBERT LEONA NEELY, GUINDOLINF1 NORM AN, RO. ETTA OINIM, ROI -Ell'l',X HAROLD PARKS, DELORES P'OWl'1I.l., FRANK 53, R,, R R PERRY, DELORI-:S O g PHILLIPS, LARRY 2 iglsif 24 .414 few PRIEST, RAMONA PULLEY, ff' X rx--. mA....v WALTER RA DER, BRLL RANDOLPH, BILL RINELLA, SAM ROBERTS, MARY ROBERTS, MARY ROBINSON, PATSY SANDERS, PATSY SANSON, BILL S-CHULDT, BEAUELLA SHEPPARD, GEORGIA SCI-IERER, PHYLLIS ANN 5- , it ww , Wir If sm W , af ii ' f m I f .. . is 1 A K1 U3 9 Z Z Q F- rl: L1 F -4 m ' U1 rd in E O 5 2 2 rs P1 5 Af r' P . C - pu Q P I Z r ca z If ED P1 gg :U Z gn . U2 U ' E1 3 hi 4 5 I 5 m E5 Z '5 - : L11 Q 2 E 4 in 2 L, PJ H O -. Z 3, :U 'G' P1 A U r' I 9 r STAUDACHER, JACK STAUDACHER, JIM STROBEL. DEIIORES SUMMERS, BETTY JUNE U.. nm 111.-...f.v,- TANNER, EUNICE THROGMORTON, BETTY TRAVELSTEAD, BILL TURNAGE, PATRICIA WALKER, VAL GENE WATKINS, MARGIE NVEIR, BILL WHITE, GILBERT WHITE, VIO-LET WHITCOMIB, CATHRYN WILLIAMS, DALE WOLAVER, JOE WORKMAN, DOROTHEA ZI'MMERMAN, STEPHEN AUTOGRAPHS ,,--4 711- I, 11-,, rl!-F,, 4,,,.. x A .J ' x ,' . - 'X 31' A I , N 1 ' 'x Q, fr . I , Q Any 1 ' -x 'V' M. c . - - - , fi. 9,1 .1 X 1 f fit, ,ff -fu ff! , ! ARFORD, MARY WINIFRED M. S. Education from the University of Ill. Spanish and French HIAGI, ALMA M. A. Fine Arts and Art Education from Columbia University, New York Art, English, Girl's Physical Education BAKER, MAURINE A. M. from the University of Chicago English and History BUNDY, WILLIAM H, M. A. from the University of Illinois Biology CASTEEL, MARY ELIZABETH M. S. from the University of Illinois Commerce CH1'I I'Y, ARTHUR L. A. from the University of Illinois Geometry and Algebra rw FACULTY Page Fifty-one CLINE. BERTHA ZVI. A. from the University of Illinois English COX, LAVERNE B. Education from S, I. N. U. General Math and Algebra FRENCH, GEORGIA B. S. from the University of Illinois Dressmaking GRANT, MARY . M. A. from the University of Illinois History, Geography, and Vocational Guidance HANCOCK, J. B. E. Science and Education from S, I. N. IT. Chemistry, Physics, Aeronautics, and Gen- eral Science HOMRIGHOUS, FAYE B. S. from the University of Illinois Latin and Librarian MEMBERS KE LER, LEE Auto Mechanics LONG. EDWIN E. B. S. from University of Illinois .ndustrial Arts and Building Trades MARKEL, EDDIE J. A. B, from Carthage College American History MQCORMICK, JEAN Indiana State Band. Chorus, Fundamentals of Music. and English McNElL, MARGARET M. A. from University of Illinois English PILLOW, AGNES R. S. Missouri Baptist Hospital Post Grad- uate, St. Louis, and University of Illinois Junior Nursing Plum- Fifty-two SMALL, DEE B. S. Agricu'ture from Vocational Agriculture STORME. CLIFTON B. Education from S. Civics and Economics WHISLER. KENNETH A. B, Education from S. Algebra I and General WILSON, JANET B, Education from S. English WILSON, VIRGIL M A. from University Citizenship and Safety Education WHITAKER, WESLEY B, Education from S. lfnivsrsitr' v I. N. L. l. N. U. Math I. N. 1' of Illinois and Boy's I. N. U. Mathematics and General Science ot Physical I.linois Mr. Fred H. Shappard has for the past three and one half years very effic-iently fill- ed fll0-VZICRIIICQ' left by Allan R. Etlwzu-ds when he entered the United States Army. In spite of wan-time 1-unditions and shortage of teachers, MP. Sheppard has been sm-eessful in uplmlding' the stzmdaxrds of our school. a Mr. Sllappard is assisted by Janet Fisher llfilson, Registrar, and Agnes Ollis, both Q'l'ildll2lf0S of M. T. H. S. Page Fifty-three OUR SCHOOL BOARD The school board of this year consists of some of the busiest and foremost businessmen of this com- munity. These men have willingly given their time and effort to a group with many duties to carry out. among them the hiring of the MTHS faculty. The board of education for this year has David A. Warford as president and Blaine Pearce, secretary, The other members are: William Giles, Troy Hartwell, W'il- liam Mayer, Marshall Morgan, and J. R, Broderick. t There have been several changes in the faculty this year due to the end of the war and other clr cumstances. Mrs. Dorothy Lankford, teacher of commerce, Mr, Melvin Wilson, teacher of biology, and Mrs Elizabeth Faris, teacher of civics and economics are those gone but not forgotten by M. T. H. S. FARIS, ELIZABETH J. A. B, Liberal Arts from University of Illinois Civics and Economics ft LANKFORD, DOROTHY B. Education from S. I, N. U. Commerce W.LSON, MELVIN B. S. from Kansas State Iiology When needed, the substitutes stepped in to fill the temporary vacancies on the faculty. Mrs. Lester Throgmorton substitutes for civics. Mrs. Joe Howard for biology, Mrs. Clarence Cagle for English, and Mrs, Howard F'rlck for girl's phy sical education. Page Fifty-four Student Council owsicmnsz Elflora Kaeser Y H V , P1'eSifle11t Jim Starbuck ,.,,., ..AA . ,,,,, , ,, 'Vice-llresideeit Sue Carter ,,,, ,,,,,Y,,,,, . ,..,.,..... ,....,..A...AV,..,,VV,, S 9C1'9t31'Y Mary Ann Holland ,,,,, ,,,,,,, , Commissioner of Finance Yolonde Byassee ,.,,. i.,..,,,, C omrnissioner of Entertainment Jack Riddle ,,...,..,.. .VV. C ommissioner of Public Relations SPONSOR: Miss Janet Wilson MEMBERS: Maurice Ashley, Charles Broderick. Pauline Chaniness, Cozette Dickenson, Pat Grassinger, John Goss, Jack l-lolladay. Ann I-larper, Graydon Hoover, Betty Jo Green, Marilyn Johnson, Paul Miller, Jacqueline Morrison, Roberta Odum, Carol Reichert, Byrl Sims, Arthur Sims. Jean Wasson, Geraldine Hartley, and Ernie Knutzen. Representatives to the Student Council are elect ed their freshmen year and serve for four years, The Student Council is the student governing bo dy of the school and acts as a medium between the student body and the faculty. Some of its many duties include to seeing that the freshmen are initiated, taking charge of the affairs connected with Homecoming, and presiding at home room meeting. Page Fifty-five flu emmfiam VVith f4-4-lings uf deepest regret, the faculty and student body of M. T. H. S. must re:-.mil the passing of one of its members, our beloved and respected tvaufher and friend, Maury Ann Arlmldi, who died on September 2. 1945 For nmre than 20 years she taught dress making at M, T, H, S. Her gracious manner and kindly dispositifom endeared her to the many pupils who assembled in her classes during the passing years. To many she had become a part of M. 'l'. H. S. itself, and thera- her loss has left an irreparable void. Page Fifty -six 1'lYS'l'0llIAN 'Phe task of keeping' the building and g'l'0lllHlS of M. 'l'. H. S. clean and in good 4-mulition has for the lust several years been ably pvrfon-rned by Charles Hendrickson. Mr. Hendrickson has been assisted by lVz1.ylle Fossee. 11175 DRIVER Due to conclitifms caused by the War and other things, it was impossible for several Il0lg'l1b0I'lllQ' high schools to remain open. John Guill, bus driver for M. T. H. S. deserves the gratitude of many who without his service would have been unable to get into Marion every day to school. me Fiftyfse w Our Hearts Were Young X 77 X and Gay -,,,.-- 1,1- ,f--- ,Zi-f' iff-' ...- ,,,- ,.,-1 ,Zi ,,,.-f-' f- QZ,-ff' O' aff ..-1 -,,, f'-' Future Farmers of America AIM: OFINCICRS: SPONSOR: MEMBERS: To practice leadership in agricultural occupations and the vocation of farming. President ,,,,.......,,,,,. .,.,,,, C lifford Rix Vice-President ,,,,i, ..,,,,,,,, D ean Lee Secretary .,,.,, ..,iii G eorge Horsley Treasurer ,,,,,,, ,,.., ,rr, W a yne Cash Reporter ,,,,., ..,,,, P aul Wickert Dee Small ,,,,, .,,,, W 'ocatiollal Agriculture Instructor David Absher, Donald Cutrell, Delbert Chamness. Don Belcher. Bennie Fisher, Ralph Glass, James Harris, Herbert Harris. Clarence Herris. Jackie Hampton, J. C. Jarvis, Jack Linch, Veron Marks, Harry Stewart, Melvin Motsinger, Billy Turner, Billy Joe White, Gilbert White. Earl Belcher, Clarence Bloodsworth. David Lee Dees, Lodge Hendrickson, Noel Hilliard, Lavern McGuern, Stanley Stafford, Charles Robertson, Lowell Vvebb, Clifford Rix, Dean Lee, George Horsley, Wayne Cash, Paul Wickert, Page Fifty-nine Art AIM: To promote interest in art, and learn its principles. OFFICERS: President ...,,,,,,,A M Beverly 3088111 Vice-President ,,,,, Margaret DuPont Secretary .,,,VVVV, , Patty Baker SPONSOR: Alma Biagi MEM BERS: Eueverly Bogard, Margaret DuPont, Patty Baker, Joan Adams, Margaret Atwood, Judy Cruse, Virginia DuFour, Marilyn Johnson, Dolores Eason, Betty Green, Georgia Greenwood, Shirley Hankins, Winifred James, Dorothy Pike, Lou Ann Snyder, Delores Strobel, Catherine Whitcomb. Page Sixty Chesterfield AIM: OFFICERS: SPONSOR: MEMBERS: To instill into tion of them. President ,.....ii the pupil an appreciation of good manners and a practical applica- Mary Ann Holland Vice-President as w,..., Robbie Travelstead Secretary .......,...,, ....,.,, , ,, Carol Reichert Treasurer .,.,..... ....,,,,,,, B etty Sparks Dorothy Lankford Nita Jo Webb, Sue Carter, Sharon Barth, Carolyn Collier, Velma Rose, Vera Lea Williams, Shirley Wallace, Marilyn Johnston. Cozette Dickenson, Joan Stennison, Nancy Jones, Jane Turner, Elflora Kaeser, Joy Cox, Shirley Price, Barbara Signaigo, Mary Ruth Miller, Betty McClanahan, Lou Ann Copeland, Betty Jane Miller, Mary Ann Holland, Robbie Travelstead, Carol Reichert, Betty Sparks. Page Sixty-one Dramatics AIM! OFFICERS: SPONSOR: MEMBERS: To learn things in connection with dramatics. ' .,,,,, Colleen Moore PY'9Sld6I1t ........... Vice-President ,A,,.,, ..,,,, VS 'Hilda Hancock Secretary ,,,,A,,,,, .,..,., N ancy Jones Bertha B. Cline Colleen Moore, Wanda Hancock, Nancy Jones, Shirley Mayer, Bob Keller, Betty Miller, Velma Rose, Lucretia Wiemkin. Norma Haneline, Catherine XVhitcomb, Delores Parks, Sue Turner, Priscilla Snyder, Mary Ann Atkisson, Gloria Maze, Geraldine Jones, Joan Adams, Sharon Barth, Pauline Chamness, Cleta Davis, Ethlyn Devard, Bill Marlin. Page Sixty-two French AIM: OFFICERS SPONSOR MEMBERS i To promote interest in the language, and to become better acquainted with it. President ......,,....... .,.. M arvelene Norman Vice-President .....,. ..,,,, M uriel Clendenin Secretary ...,....,... ...., C hristine Rushing Treasurer ......... ....... B etty Wheeler Door-Keepel' .,.... ...,,, A lice Branson Mary Arford Gloria Moroni, Fred TI'9lT1D6l', Marvelene Norman, Kenneth Marshall, Petty Wheeler, Anne Campbell, Muriel Clendenin, Wanda Graves, Alice Branson, Christine Rushing, Mary Ellen Huiston, Page Sixty-three Latin AI .Vl' OFFICERS: SPONSOR: MEMBERS: To promote a greater knowledge of the language and to preserve Hint which has never died in a modern civilization. Consul . ,. , Pauline Chamness Censor ,, , , ,, Eva Robinson Quaestor , , Xl vsley Norm-'emi Faye Homerighous Norma Allen, Patty Joe Boatright, John Campbell, Pauline Clizmmess, Lunn Copeland, Carlyn Cutral, Margaret DuPont, Dolores Eason, Norma Graves, Doris Hindman, Phyllis Jackson, Nancy Jones, Shirley Long, Ruby Maynard, Dorothy NIcNeely, Jacqueline Morrison, Wesley Norman, Eva Robinson, Lorine Rogers, Wilma Simmons, Bonnie Lou Simmons, Avis Taylor, Jane Turner, Donna J. Zimmerman. Paige Sixty-four Spanish AIM: To stimulate interest in our Latin-American neighbors. OFFICERS: President ,,,,....... --.------- B afbfifa Siglla-gm Vice-President ,,,, --Y,, , Georg Ann Stapleton Secretary ,,,,,,,, ...., L ucretia NVien1ken SPONSOR: Mary VVinifred Arford MEMBERS: Delmar Hancock, Wanda Hancock, .Jackie Moore, Art Sims, Kenneth Alley, Melba Haseker, Elizabeth Conell, Barbara Marsh, Delores Strobel, Phyllis Dwyer, George Ann Stapleton, Carolyn Collier, Velma Rose, Barbara Signagio, Ann Harper, Shirley Price, Emily Stotlar, Shirley Mayer. Sue Turner, Marilyn Johnson, Betty Jo Green, Judy Cruse, Shirley Wallace, Gloria Sullivan, Patty Baker, Dean Gulledge, Betty Markel, Delores Parks, Lucretia Wiemken. Page Sixty-five Librar AIM: OFFICERS: SPONSOR: MEMBERS: To promote interest in reading more educating books. President ,,,,,,,,,,,, ...,,., ,,..... C a rol Reichert Vice-President .,... . ,,,, Donna J. Zimmerman Secretary ,A,,,,,, ,,..,.,,,, D orothy Downs Faye Homrighous Jim Walker, Dorothy Downs, Nancy Gray, Velma Rose, Shirley Long, Jack Holladay, Byrl Sims, Catherine Whitcomb, Art Sims, Wesley Norman, Shirley Price, Shirley Wallace, Nancy Jones, Carol Reichert, Shirley Mayer, Sue Tur- ner, Lois Walker, Mary Ruth Miller, Vera Lea. Williams, Jane Turner, Mary Atkisson, Donna J. Zimmerman, Carolyn Collier, Pauline Chanmess, Sharon Barth. Ramona Priest, Mary Jane Williams, Jean Whitnel, Joan Adams, Vir- ginia Durham, Marvelene Norman, Page Sixty -six Hi-Tri AIM: To build character and personality. OFFICERS: President ........ -----A M My Ann Holland vice-President ...., ---,, B my Sparks T1-easurgr ,,.,.. ,.,,. J lldy B9lf0I'd Secretary '-,---. ..,,,, N ita Jo YVebb SPONSOR: Maurine Baker MEMBERS: Mary Ann Holland, Betty Sparks, Nita Jo Vvebb, Judy Belford, Margaret At- wood, Mary Ella Bowman, Sharon Barth, Carolyn Cutrell, Norma Groves, Geor- gia Greenwood, Wanda Hancock, Melba Haseker, LaDonna Lane, Francine Malcomb, Charlotte Pitts, Patsy Robinson, Lorine Rogers, Jean Violett, Patty Boatright, Delores Parks, Shirley Hankins. Page Sixty-seven Teenarian AIM To promote a better relationship between boys of the school and the business men of the Rotary Club, and to guide the boys in their selection of a vocation, OFFICERS: President ffff - A ' , Randall Ashley Vice-President ,,,,,,, ,, , Byrl Sims Sec-retary ,,,,,,.,.Y Maurice Ashley SPONSOR: Fred H. Shappard MEMBERS: Randall Ashley, Byrl Sims, ,Vlaurice Ashley, Jack Mcllonald, Jim Travelstead. Arthur Cox, Gordon Cox. Bob Small, Jackie Moore, Kenneth Alley, John Pang- born, Len Halliburton, Bob Simmons, Frank Powell, Herman Graves, John Campbell, Johnnie Dingrando, John Holliday, Tom Peebles, Jim Staudacher. Carl Fleming, Larry Ward, Bill Travelstead, J. C. Hampton, liill Allen, Charles Broderick, John Goss, Jack Atwood, Bill Kelsey, Bill Buckner, l-larry Ohmes, Jim Starhuck. Arthur Sims, Robert Stevens, Jack Riddle, Bob Blue, Jim Walker, Donald Charles, Bob McKinney, Eddie Miller, George Tiller, Page Sixty:-iglnt Craftsmen AIM OFFICERS SPONSOR: MEMBERS To promote good of craftsmanship. President .,..,...... Vice- President .... Secretary ,.,,,.., E. E. Long fellowship among boys and to encourage and bring out qualities Marvin Drummond Charles Jack Charles Blankenship A1ViS HOYGG, Lawrence Mclmurff, Robert Hood, Joe Dean Jack, Loyd Stanley, Paul Wiekert, Marvin Drummond, Charles Jack, Charles Blankenship. Page Sixty -nine Science AIM: OFFICERS: SPONSOR: MEMBERS: To study the advaiicfements in the scientific world and to encourage scientific thinking in students. President , i,,,,, ,A Bob Simmons Vice-President ..,.,,, ,,,, S hirley Long Secretary ,,,, Wanda Hancock Blnforrl Hancock Bill Absher. Jerry Bean, Delmar Hancock, Wanda I-lamvock, Jackie llc-an Hamp- ton, Wayne Noe Hill, Harold Lay, Shirley Long, Bob Simmons. Pn ge Seventy Prayer AIM: OFFICERS: SPONSOR: MEMBERS: To promote fellowship in prayer, Bible study and social activities among the studentsi president ,,,MK,,,V:,,,,4 ,,.:,,.,..,.,,, B ill Zoeller Vice-President ,....,,,,..... .---- D 0I'0thy MCNGGIY Secretary ,,,,,V,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l, .,,,,, M ary Bowman Second Vice-President ..::, ....::, D oris Hindman Librarian ,Y,,l,,,,,,,l,,,,Al,..i,,:,, .i,,,, K enneth Marshall Elizabe'h Faris Bluford Hancock Doris Hindman, Kenneth Marshall, Glendola James, Jacqueline Carter, Phyllis Jackson, Juanita Norris, Jeannine Sandlin, Bonnie Launius, Dorothy Jones, Lois Felts, Pauline Burleson, Dorothy McNeely, Maril Walker, Bill Zoeller, Aletha Gulley, Muriel Clenrlenin, Mary Bowman, Helen Raglin, Vera Farris, Patsy Frick. Joan Zoeller, Mary Z0e119I', Jean Deaton,Mau1'ice Durcell, J, R. Mor- gan, Jane Hindman, Ann Hyden, Betty Meadows, Louise Frick. Page Seventy-one I-nf' ln.. , Nk' AIM: OFFICERS: SPONSOR: MEMBERS: Radio To promote interest i11 radio, and to lealn then p1111L1p1e,s President .. ..... 1, Vice-President ,A,,. Jeryv Bean Secretary ...,,,r Bluford Hancock Patsy Raybourn, Mayer. Jerry Bean, Art S1111 Jdok Hollxddv B111 Qtanley Shlrley Page Seven Lyftwo Pep AIM OFFICERS SPONSOR C HEER LEADERS : MEMBERS To promote sportsmanship and to back the school activities with much cheering. President ,,,,.,,,.i,,, Marvelene Norman Vice- President .,,o . .Y..... Gloria Gulledge Secretary .,..,,,,,.. . .,,,., Betty Markel J ean McCormick Cozette Dickenson, Mary Jane Williams, Gloria Gulledge, Pat Moore, Shirley Melvin. ' Beverly Bogard, Barbara Signaigo, Betty Jane Miller, Eva Robinson, Kathryn Brock, Dorothy Rasberry, Carleen Sherrard. Barbara Taylor, Marilyn Dearing. June Upchurch, Velma Rose.Betty McClanahan. Joy Cox, Emily Stotlar, Mary Simmons. Jane Hindman, Dorothy Downs, Ann Hyden, Vera Adams, Sue Turner, Dorothy Pike,Betty Brush, Joan Adams, Gloria Sullivan, Sue Carter, Virginia White. Bettie Roberts, Carolvn Collier, Patty Baker, Delores Eason, Dorothea Workman, Petty Adkins, Virginia DuFore, Delores Strobel, Betty Jo Green, Marilyn Johnston, Marilyn McNeil. Ramona Priest, Robbie Travelstead, Mary Newson, Francine Malcom. Patsy Robinson, Ladona Lane, Patsy Boatright, Crete Weimkin. Page Seventy-three KN VT N MWC M aestw ,.-- ,W . ,f IH!-,, A-,,,.. Band l The Marion Township High School Band plays for all home football and basketball games as well as several C'3Hf'i:l'fS throughout the year. It has gained considerable recognition through the va1'i0us con- tests in the state. . An important Purpose of the band is to increase human value along with creating school spirit. Ve-rsonnelz Jean McCormick, Director Flutes: Carol Goddard, Dorothy Hartley, Frank Po yell, Carol Reichert Oboe: Shirley Mayer Clarinets: Daisy Darter, Bill Etherton, Toniniy Garrison, Alvis Heyde, Geraldine Jones, Nancy Sue Jones. Bill Kelsey, Shirley Long, Bob 1VIcKinney, Jackie Nichols, Harry Ohms, Lou Ann Snider, Jane Turner Alto Clarinet: Bob Simmons Bass Clarinet: Arlene Fries, Feverly 1VIcDonald Alto Saxophones: Joe Adams, Barbara Boatright, Jo Ann Garrison, Shirley Singleton, Lois VValker Tenor Saxophones: Jean Violett, Vera Lea Williams Baritone Saxophone: Art Cox Bassoon: Nita Jo Webb Page Seventy-five Band vi! .w -9 gt ,----1 Cornets: James Copeland, Hob Gulledge, J. C. Hampton, Ray Kelly, Carlyle Sims, Jimmie Stauclaclier Bill Strobel. Horns: Mary Ola King, Charlotte Pitts, Phyllis Russell. Trombones: lackie Atwoorl, Raymond Jones, Dickie Keller, Joe Light, Jackie Macllonalrl, Larry Ward Baritones: Randall Ashley 4S.udent Conductorp, Bob Thomas. llasses: Emil Conley, Tom Morton, Rennie Norman, Tom Peebles. lferuussion: Maurice Ashley, Yoloncle Byassee, Shirley Melvin, Sam Otey, .lohn ZilllIll0l'lllHll. Officers of the band are set, up on a military basis, as follows: fiaptainz Randall Ashley lst Lieutenant: Maurice Ashley Zmi Lieutenant: Carol Reichert Sergeants: Tommy Garrison, Bob Gulleclge. Lois Walker, Larry Ward Corporals: Daisy Darter, J. C. Hampton, Charlotte Pitts. .lean Violett. Warrant Officers: Art Cox, Nita Jo Webb. l':ly.:e Sixty-sig Chorus CHORUS Our mixed chorus sings for special school functions, concerts, and civic and community affairs. It studies all kinds of music and can fit into almost any kind of program. JEAN MCCORMICK, Director YOLONDE BYASSEE, Accompanist BETTY CULBRETH, President DONNA ZIMMERMAN. Vice-President DOROTHY ARMSTRONG, Secretary-Treasurer MARILYN MCNAIL, Librarian NITA JO VVEBB, Reporter G'RLS: llorotliz' Armstrong, Sharon Barth, Coleen Bell, Rosalie Copher, Betty Culbreth. Carlyn Cutrell, Margaret DuPont, Nancy Gray, Georgia Lou Greenwood, Violet Hubbs. Jean Ingram, Mary LaBotte. Joan Maddox. Marilyn McNail, Ruth McKinney, Dorothy McNeely. Verna Mae Murphy, Helen Pape. Dolores Parks, Dodie Perry. Bettie Roberts, Velma Rose, Carlene Sherrard, Ruth Shreve, Nadine Spilier, Dorothy Sweeney. Avis Taylor. Jerelene Thomas, Betty Wheeler. Catherine Whitcomb, Lucretia Wiemken, Petty Wisek. Dorothea Workman, Nita Jo Webb, Donna Zimmerman. BOYS: Charles Ferguson, Tommy Graves, Fred Tremper. Page Seventy-se vcn Crchestra The M. T. H. S. orchestra was reorganized the first of the year, 1945, lt has played for class plays md other school functions. The orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Jean McCormick. lnstrumentatigmn is as follows: Violins: Randall Ashley Horns: Charlotte Pitts Flutes: Carol Reichert, Carol Goddard, Dorothy Cornets: J. C. Hampton, Bob Thomas Hartley Trombones: Dickie Keller, Joe Light Pass Clarinet: Bob Simmons Basses: Emil Conley, Tom Morton, Benny Nor- Clarinets: Art Cow, Daisy Darter, Shirley Long man Alto Saxophone: Lois Walker Piano: Yolonde liyassee Tenor Saxophone: Jean Violett Drums: Maurice Ashley Page Seventy-eight Reception On the evening of Friday, May 17, the Junior class entertained the graduating class of l946, the faculty members, the school board, and guests at the annual reception. A receiving line consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Shappard, Mr. and lVIrs. A. R. Edwards. Myrna Gill. Junior class president, and Charles Broderick, Senior class president greeted the guests upon arrival . The theme for the decorations in the gymnasium was Moonlight and Roses. The ceiling was of blue with silver stars, and trellises covered with roses bedecked the sides of the room. Music for dancing' was furnished by Johnny Lyons and his orchestra. During the intermissizm. the guests were welcomed by Myrna Gill. Charles Broderick responded for the Senior class. and Mr. J. R. Broderick responded for the school hoard. The class will was read by Elflora Kaesair. Clara Belle Tolly sang Moonlight and Roses, and Jane Turner played at the piano, Deep Purple. After the intel-mission, dancing was resumed and Continued till the stroke of midnight braught to zz close one of the most successful receptions ever held at the NITHS. Page Seventy-nine M, 'T N N Up XX X Going XX M xx Curtain M mx 3 l W A 4- g' ,-',,,- ,.,,.f ,ll H-If ravga- Zi-,..f bf .,,-f ,,.f- 1 ,-,,, nl. Eff.,- ,,.-f- rf -,Qi -,,-'4,,1 ' J!!-,, .l .li Junior Pla Following a long-established custom of presenting an annual play, the junior class staged THE VIS- ITOR. It was given in the auditorium on December 6, and all critics seemed to feel it was a job well- done. The play itself is a fascinating psychological mystery. There are many tense moments after young Bud Owen, who has been missing for three years, re turns to his home. As usual, however, all complica- tions are smoothed out. The performance represented a great deal of effort on the part of the cast, the directors-Mrs. Dor- othy Lankford and Miss Faye Homrighous and the unsung heroes behind the scenes. For weeks all those connected with the production worked long and hard to make it a success. Bud Owen ,,,r,.,,,,,,,,, Judith Cunningham David Cunningham Walter Dawson .,.. Ellen Wood .,..r, Joe Willard Mack Burrell ,,,.. Elizabeth ,....., CAST OF CHARACTERS Page Eighty-one Robert McKinney Nancy Jones Maurice Ashley Bill Kelsey Sue Turner Robert Gulledge Jack MacDonald Mary E. Hartwell lvaracters The Visitor 1 1 l i 1 i l l , Xl. Aa .Z Bud Owen, the Prodigal vu Wood, the girl in the case Mack Burrell, Ex-policeman FIRST GROUP Judith, his mother SECOND GROUP THIRD GHOVP Walter, .Iudith's brother Vuge l'Iig.1hl5 -two llbavid, his step-father Joe Willard, her sweetheart Elizabeth. the maid Senior Play The annual Senior class play was presented in the school auditorium, April 30, 1946. The title, A MIND OF HER OWN, indicates the trend of the play. it is a story of Bunny Eartlett, a foolish little girl mocking everyone and not knowing how to be her- self, and how her friends influenced her. It shows the troubles of this teen-age girl, and what a trial she was to her family. Despite many ups-and-downs, the story terminates with a happy situation for all, It was directed by Miss Margaret McNeile and Mr. J. Bluford Hancock. They were ably assisted by the stage managers, prompters. property managers, and all those behind the stage who worked so faithfully toward a finished production. CAST OF CHARACTERS Jim Bartlett fin the construction business? ...... ........,...,,,, B yrl Sims Delia Bartlett. ihis wifel ....................................... ....,........ N ita Jo Webb Bunny ftheir daughtery ..... ..., M ary Ann Holland Temmie ftheir son? ...................,... ....,..,,,,, J . W. Childers Nettie tanother daughtery ....,,,,..,.., ,,,, M arvelene Norman Jessica Atwood tBunny's guestj .... .....,...,....,...,..,.... .,....,. L u cretia Wiemken Delphine Lindley fanother of Bunny'5 guestsy ,,.,,, ...,..,,...... J ean Violett Steve Henderson gan admirer of Bunny'sy ,...,,.,,,. .... T ommy Garrison Hugh Randall fanother admirerj .,,,,,,.,,,,,, ...,...,,,..., B ill Robertson Carol Russell tthe girl next doory ..,.. ....... V era Lea Williams Miss Flora Fenwick fa naturalistj ,,.,. ,,..,,, M ary Alice Newsom Mrs. Phelp's fa contractors wifej ,,,, ...,,,, Y olonde Byassee Lizzie fthe maidb ..,........,.......... .,.,,,.,,,.,,, ....,,l, J u dy Belford Prompter .............. ...,. W esley Norman Page Eighty-three lvarczcters ,M ,-Y fr .1 .. H? A' -:,: N 1 rt E -' ,ff Q rv F . 6 at 4. i 'Qs' J 4. . - , .., , ,-,FM Q . M, ,V I , Y W , l . . , ., . , - ' 'T W e Q 3 :- '- ' X to 1 ' T K 'W Z . . af 1 H . S A . J. . 1 Q -'-: , . ef 5 F ,f,- l if 3. . - f V . - , , . .. N. S .1 -I W ,, .1 5 . H , .. QW' 5 . A I V , .. A QQI Q - i 1 ' ' V m,'L,' - K in Lk ii iilt if ,f , .. Q , in f ig X tx ig, I.. L V .b M. if B ff' A do , o 1f -wr J . v for are I tx . Nr Vw V. K Ari J Y ' ' W m FIRST GROUP Hyrl Sims. Marvelenc Norman, Mary Ann Holland Mr. Bartlett Nettie Bartlett funny Bartlett Nita Joe Webb. J. Mrs. Bartlett SECOND GROUP W. Childers , Tommie Bartlett Tommie Garrison, Crete Wieniken, Bill Robertson, Steve Henderson Jessica Atwood Hugh Randall Jean Violett, Vera Lea Williams, Delphine Lindley Carol Russell THIRD GROUP Margaret McNeile, Yolonde Byassee. J. Bluford Hancock, Director Mrs. Phelps Sponsor Iudy Belford, Mary Alice Newsom, Lizzie Miss Flora Fenwic Page lflighty-four k Homecoming Queen Miss Barbara Taylor was chosen as the reigning queen of Homecoming, Here she is seen with her at tendants: Shirley Sanders, Senior candidateg Elflora Kaesar, Junior candidateg Geraldine Hartley vamflidale-at-largeg Roberta Odum, Freshman candidate. Page Eighty-five Escorts l Mm mf-wfmf .1 .Vliss Taylor was crowned by Charles lirorlerick, captain of ther warn. The other elscrwts we-reg lientun Udum, 'r0lllllly Garrison, Randall Ashley, I-larry Stapletcm. Pzlgv hlighty six Homecoming The day, Ot-tober 12, 1945, marked the date of our 1945-46 Homecoming. Homecom- ing opened with the decoration of Club floats. These floats were entered in the float con- test, arranged each year by the Student Council, and displayed in the Homecoming Par- ade which took place in the afternoon. The parade assembled at the high school and par- aded through the business district of the city, Yes, our band was there, for what is a. par- ade without a band? The winning floats Were: 1st-Art and Ulu-stel-field, 2nd-FFA and Dramatic. 3rd-Student Council. Next came our football game. The VVildt-ats made an exceptionally good showing against our homecoming opponents, the Harrisburg Bulldogs. At the end of the first half it looked hopeless for our gridironeleven, but, true to form, the squad? came back With renewed spirit to lose a heart-breaking game by one point. The score was 14-13. Immediately after the game came the Coronation of Barbara Taylor as 1945-46 Home- coming Queen. This title was bestowed upon Miss Taylor by Charles Broderick, her eseort illld captain of our football team. Her attendants and their escorts were respec- tively: Shirley Sanders escorted by Benton Odum, Geraldine Hartley escorted by Ran- dall Ashley, Roberta Odum escorted by Harry Stapleton, and Elflora Kaesar escorted by Tom Garrison. After the eoronation, the annual Honieeomiiig dance was held with Sam Otey's Band furnishing the music. The closing of the eveningls festivities brought an end to a jovial and impressive Homecoming. Page Eighty-seven Homecoming Memory Kit The Meniory Kit has as its ililll to publish an bigger and better 11111111111 each year that it is printed. This is and has always been the aim of the annual staff. Tl1e editor and his assistaiits have worked with llll1Cll diligent-e, and under inany difficulties during the year. UllIi0l' the faithful gtiidanee of Miss Janet VVilso11, the staff hopes to please in this, the 19443 Memory Kit. Eflitor-in-chief ,,,,, Assistant Editor ,,,, , Business Manager ,,,, Sports Editor ,.,., Feature Editor ,,,,,1,,. Feature Assistant 11,1,, Art Editor ,,,,,,,,,1,,,,, Class Editor ..., ,..1,,,,,,. Class Editor Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Manager ,,,,... Facility Advisor , ,.., ,, STA I+' F Jim Starbuck ,. ,,....,,,, Larry Ward Mary Ann Ho1.a1'1d Jack Riddle ., Yolonde Byassee Carol Reichert Byrl Sims , ,,,, Ruth Hartley Elflora Kaesar Randall Ashley Maurice Ashley Janet XVilson Ruth Hartley left the school at the end of the first semester. Her place was ably filled by Byrl Sims. Page Pliglily-iiine Annual Staff K K-nw i, 2. ,ng-rvk 'sy is if J y x 421 Liilfgf . W, , A Q P , N-wf4.f': 2.14 1, 2 f',g3?51fF?35rf4'- ELM ,wxxwimyi 1 I, ' -Q. av' H Q' ev 'f an W .,,, Aww, 4 K yn ' ' ' , . FIRST GROUP .lliss Janet Wilson .lini Starbuck Larry Ward Mary Ann Holland Advisor SECOND GROUP Byrl Sims Jack Riddle Yolonrle Byassee Randall Ashley 'l'HlRD GROUP K'zu'x1l l'l9l1'll9l'f Elflora Kaesar Maurice Ashley Page Ninety Carnival ueen and King HIGH MA-lIf1S'l'Y: George A1111 Stapleton, SUPIIOIIIOIT' HIS MA-IICSTY: Billie Blli'kllCl', Sophomo,-0 Page IN ty-one Attendants and Escorts VERA L-EA NYILLIAIVIS JACK RIDDLE BETTY CIYLBRETH LARRY VVA HD .E A ktgfse SHIRLEY SANDERS BENTON ODIVM ITETTY .I U GRB I'Al'I. .VHLL Paw' Ninmy-two fu. ,,'YzP The Student M OTTO: We p Editor-in-chief rintvthe truth tas we see it.J Feature Editor ,,r,. Sports Editor .,,., , Society Editor ,iA,. , Larry Ward ...,,,,,Nita Jo Webb Gordon Cox Beverly Bogard Nlusic- Editor .,,, ,,...,.,.,.,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A r t COX Advertising Nlaragers ,,,,,, -,.,. M a111'iC6 Ashley Bob McKinney Sponsor: lst Semester ,,,i ,-,, E lizabeth Faris 2nd Semester ..,,.i Kenneth Whisler 'Fjvpists ..., , .,,. ,, Lucretia XViemken, Bettie Roberts, Vera Lea Williams Reporters: Barbara Signaigo, Betty Markel, Jack Riddle, Norma Haneline, Mary Alice Newsvine, Byrl Sims, Elflora Kaeser, Nancy Sue Jones, Ethlyn DeVard, Patsy Boatright, Virginia VVhite. Sue Carter, Vera Lea Williams, John Campbell, Eva Robinson. l'ny.'e Ninety-three The Rivals ,f 4,,.-4- J--',1,,f PERSONNEL Reading Tom Gilley Garrison-Senior. Height 5'10 . Wt. 165 lbs. Left Tackle. Two years of Varsity football. Morris Moe Colson-Junior. Height 6'1 Wt. 203 lbs. Left f Varsity Football. Guard. Three years o Bob Dog Connell-Junior. Height 6'2 Wt. 160 lbs. Left End. First year of Football. 70 lbs. Jim Star St3l'ifllCk-- Senior. Height' 5'11 . Wt. 1 Center, Two years of Varsity Football. Capt. Charles Chas. Broderick. Senior. Height 5'10 . Wt. ' ' Three years of Varsity Football. 165 lbs. Right Guard. Harry Cap Stapletonl-Senior. Height 5'10 . Wt. 165 lbs. ft Varsity Football. Right Tackle, Three years J Page Ninety-five PERSONNEL Reading from top right: Bill Carrot-top Butler- Senior. Height 5'7 . Wt. 160 lbs. Fullback. Two years of Varsity Football. Carl Kentucky Mintonn Sophomore. Height 5'8 . Wt. 155 lbs. Left Half Back. Two years of Football. Randall A'.Stud Ashley--Senior. Height 5'6 , Wt. 165 lbs. lfnllback. Two years of Varsity competition. Maurice Mouse Ashley--Junior, Height 5'9 . Wt. 150 lbs. Right Halfback. First year of Varsity Football. Jack Jay Riddle-Junior. Height 5'9 . W't. 165 lbs. Quar- terback, First year of Football. Benton Golfo Oduni-Senior. Height 6'1 Wt. 170 lbs. Right End. Golfo concluded four years of football by mak- ing honorable mention on the All-State Team. Page Nine-ty-six I, H ICN ICR Y IC VA RXSITY M ICM B ERS up KllWA3Il'f'2lIbl', Xvllifillg, M1-Neil, Norris. ofrum IIUXY'-Mllillg,L'I'2llld0, ll1'z1ssi11g'e1', NVUOI1-y. Ligllf. l+'HICSHMANs-SlDPHUMURIC SQUAD mtv Page Ninety-Sex VARSITY SQ I VA D Top Row-Mosher, Guledge. Johnston, Flaugher, James, Light, Whiting, V. Wilson, Markel, M. Wilson Serond Row-Dingrando, McNeil, Peebles, Stapleton, M. Ashley, Riddle, Wooley, Minton, Grassinger. Third Row-McCabe, Starbuck, Capt, Broderick, Odum, Garrison, Norris, R. Ashley. Fourth Row-Markel, Jr. HICAID 1'0A1'H-lflddie Mnrkn-lg Assistants-V. Wilson, M. lllilson. l':fLge Ninetycight Fl N VI' BALL SUM MARY MARION 0 WEST FRANKFORT 45 Amid a field of mud and downpouring rain, Marion, routed by 15 fumbles, was an easy victory for the fast-moving, experienced Red Birds from West Frankfort, Marion's line played a creditable game, but the backfield--? MARION O ELDORADO 13 Marion's first home game proved to be an unexciting contest due to demoralizing weather and unin- spired play. Both of Eldorado's touchdowns came as a result of their own fumbles and quick recovery be- yond the goal line, Marion threatened several times but was unable to score. MARION 6 CARTERVILLE 6 Marion's attack, spearheaded by line plunges by Carl Minton and Maurice Ashley, was climaxed when Ashley scored early in the second quarter. Carterville rallied in the second half to tie the score on several DRSSCS. MARION 0 CENTRALIA 13 Marion, inspired by a fine crowd, played one of their best games against the Orphans. Using a new spread formation accompanied by a five man line with four line backers, the Wildcats stayed on equal terms with the powerful Centralia team, However, three Marion penalties enabled Centralia to score twice. MARION 13 HARRISBURG 14 Excellent weather brought out a large Homecoming crowd to witness a contest which saw a Wildcat rally fall short by one point. Marion rallied in the second period to score twice on the Harrisburg Bulldogs, but final tabulations found the battered Marion team on the short end of a 14-13 count. MARION 0 JOHNSTON CITY 7 Holding the much heavier Johnston City Indians 0-0 at half time, an improved Marion team went on to lose 7-0. This game saw another new series of p.ays. The climax of the game was a 99-yard run by Riddle, 'Marion quarterback, which was called back by the referee. MARION 0 MT. VERNON 13 Another 0-0 score at halftime resulted in an ultimate loss for Marion. The Wildcats dominated the first half of the game, but they lacked the necessary scoring punch. The Rams' touchdowns came as a result of an aerial attack. By far the best defensive play was a tackle by R. Ashley, Marion fullback, who chased the Mt. Vernon end 70 yards and brought him to a halt. MARION 20 HERRIN 25 Coming up with the necessary swrins punch but showing a lack of defensive work, the Wildcats came back from the short end of a .19-0 count to come within 5 points of the mighty Tigers of Herrin, Minton, Marion halfback, proved to be the star with two long, brilliant touchdown runs. MARION 14 BENTON 39 B. Butler and R. Ashley, first string backfield men, failed to see action since they were out with in- juries. Marion played a. fine first half but lack of experienced backfield men began to tell in the second half, as the Wildcats were routed in their final game, losing 39-14. Page Ninety-nine xi, -X NE NX Yea! Wildcats NX? X 1 1 I -,,- ,-f- fll ' -',,f ,,,.... Zi., ,,...4 -F, ,1,,,.- ,,- ,f 41'--4 ,ll-4 -pf, ,,,,.-ff' .ff ' fra- X PERSONNEL R9HlllllQ.f l1'o111 low er left: lltlllfllll Golfo Otllllll Senior. Height 6'1 . Wt, ITU lbs. Guarrl. G93 points. Four years of Basketball. Golfo was chosen o11 every All-State basketball team picked i11 the state. Floyd Ollie lllllw-S01Jl1Ulll0l'E. Height 5'l1 . Wt 137 lbs. GllHl'll. 219 points. Two years of Basketball. Hob Dog Co1111ellY.Iu11ior, Height, ti'2 . NVt. 160 lbs, Cen- ter. 305 points. Three years of ha ketball. 'Dog was given l1:111o1':1ble 111e11tio11 o11 All-State IUl11'llHlIl0lll team. Bill 'llilltfku IlllC'kIll-3l'7S01Jll01ll0l'G'. Height 5'S . Wt. 140 lbs. Forwarcl. 315 points. Two years of basketball. Iol111 Goose GU!-ZS-SPlli0l'. Height VVt. 150 lb 328 points. Two years of basketball. lf'o1'w a rtl . S . He Une l lundrerl -UH9 XV 'NJ PERSON lieacliug from upper righti .Iam-lc Jay liirhlls- .luiiiur. lloight WH . Wt. 1135 lbs. Fm ward, 12: points. Tliree years of basketball. .Iam-k lub Vbniiell lfresliniaii. lleight 5'9 Wt. 155 lbs. lforwarcl. lvi points. First year oi' High S4-lmol baskvtball. lllorris Moe Colson .llllll0l'. llviglit li'l , Wt, ISN! lbs. Cvnier. 17 points. 'l'href- yvars of basketball. Vharles Chas Ih'oclvrirek SK'lllOl'. Iluiglit NIU . Wt. 165 lbs. Guard. 15 points. Four years ul' basketball. .lim Sar SI2ll'lllll'k'fS4-'llllll'' Height 5'll . Wt. lTli lbs. Guard. IN points. 'Flirve yv:u's bl' basketball. Marion lzuasts a SVRLSOII l't'l'Ol'fl of SRU wins against S llefeuts. Warion sr-on-rl 2065 points to their Ullll0llQlll.S' 14155. The VVil4l- cats' f'0llfPl'4'lllTl-' l'9t70l'll was li wins and 4 losses. M' U0llf9l'Pll1'9 sm- lriiig for fourth yvar in su P f'0llfGl'9lH't' iii sm-ming lb' anon led , vvvssimi. Oclum ls-11 1 sl-vmid year in sm-4-essimi. llilmlu.-ll-txxi. 1 . Z X . 3 Q2 FR ICSH M A NWSUVIIOM 1 IR IC SQ UA D VH IC IC H L ICA I J IC RS Ng-0 H d llh' l ucrtlmlI llllzqflgrc- Euldix- Man-kvl, Varsity f'02l1'h Virgil W'l1sS XVils1m AIGIIIZIQIPVS-g lizrslwllrznll Blzllulgvrs and Muslwr xI2lllfl'P1l0 amd XVilh 1 Paul- Um- llumlxmltkullr' l l'1'Shlllilll-SUPIIOIIIUIT' FUNK h Basketball Summary Let us go back to basketball practice one night in September. The scene is Marion gymnasiumg Cuss Wilson is the speaker, We're up against a problem this year, boys. We have undoubtedly the smallest team I've yet coached. That means one thing-you boys must fight 32 minutes in every game or we'll be beaten by any mediocre team. Other- wise, it looks like a long, cold winter. Well, Cuss was mistaken when he said a long, cold winter, because his boys did come through. Each game they fought to the utmost of their ability. Looking over the schedule, we see that Marion's Wildcats trounced Carrier Mills in two revenge games and once in tournament play, each time by a margin of at least 22 points -After losing a heartbreaker at Mt. Vernon, the Cats bounced back in their own gym to dump Mt. Vernon, the score of 52-35-E eing beaten in the home gym by Centralia 50-24, the worst troun- again came back to upset Centralia in their own back yard in an overtime, 57- great rival, was beaten badly twice, 73-33 and 50-36-Crossing the Ohio River into Kentucky, the Wilsonmen trounced Kentucky's ninth place team, 49-34- A State's third place team, by the cing in many years, the Cats 55-Herrin, 'MariOn's one time At Christmas, Marion, for the first time, won the Coal Cities Tournament by heating Johnston City 45-37 and Carterville 55-34--Marion was beaten in the Centralia Holiday tournament by Champaign, the State's No. 1 team- and incidentally, ranked NO. 1 in the nation-by a '55 to 6104 score. Emerging from this defeat, Marion again de- feated Johnston City 42-37 and Alton 65-50. In the consolation finals, the Cats were beaten by Vandalia 36-46. Marion breezed through the Regional and Sectional tournaments with successive victories over Harrisburg, Car- rier Mills, Eldorado, Anna-Jonesboro, and Carterville, These victories entitled Marion to their first trip to State Finals in eleven years. Marion edged out Calumet City 42 to 38, in an overtime of their debut in Huff Gymnasium. Next, Marion, despite a third quarter rally which saw Marion come from behind to within, 1 point of Champaign, was beaten by the Maroons 55-43. Thus was ended a profitable season for one of Marion's greatest of Greats on the Hardwood. v SEASON RECORD TOURNA,MEN'l'S MARION ....... ..... 6 4 VIENNA ..,,.,,,.........,,,,, 25 COAL CITIES NIARION .,.... .... 5 4 NIETROPOLIS ........,. 41 MAARION -AYi----v--- --pl 4 5 JOHNSTON CITY MARION ....... ..... 7 5 CIXRRIER. MILLS .... 34 NIARION -------- .', .- 5 ,5 CA-xRTERv'ILLE H MARION ....... ..... 2 4 CENTRALIA .............. 50 MARION .....,. ..... 4 1 JOHNSTON CITY .... 29 p MARION ....... ..... 4 6 MT. VERNON ..,,,,,, 47 CENTRALIA HOLIDAY MARION ,,..... ...,, 6 3 ELDORADO ,,.,..,....,., 17 MARION -A--.---.-----.-..... . 55 CHAMPAIGN ........... MARION ...... .... 5 2 HARRISEURG .,....,,,, 37 MARION -----...-...-......... 42 JOHNSTON CITY .. MARION ,...... ..... 4 0 WEQST I-'RANKFORT 46 MARION ----f ------- 6 5 ALTON ...................... MARION ...,... ...... 1 09 VIENNA ...................... 32 MARION ....----------------.. 36 VANDALIA ..... .... MARION ..,.... ..... 8 5 BENTON ,,,,.,,,...,.......... 33 MARION .,..... ..... 4 0 ELDOIRADO ,,.,............ 23 HARRISBURG REGIONAL MARION ....... ..... 5 7 OENTRAgI'1.:ni5 ......... 55 MARION 62 HARRISBURG MARION ....... ..... I 3 IIERRIN .,......,..,.......... 33 3221815 ' ' , gfggf3RD3'T'LLS MARION ....... ..... 5 2 MT. VERNON .......... 35 A ------s--'---- MARION .,...., ..... 3 4 CARBONDALE ,,,.,,,, 44 MARION ....... ..... 4 4 HARRLSBURG ......,,.. 39 CARBONDAI-E SECTIONAL MARION ......, ..... 4 9 PADUCAH .,,,.............. 34 MARION ...................... 55 ANNA-JONEESBORO MARION ....... ..... 6 4 METROPOLIS ,,,,...... 52 MARION ,,,,.........,.,....,. 55 CARTERVILLE ,..,,.. MARION ,,.,... ...., 4 s WEST FRANKFORT 54 MARION ....... ..... 5 0 HERRIN .....,................ 36 MARION .....,. ..... s 0 CARRIER MILLS .,.. 50 STATE TOURNAMENT MARION ,,,,,., ,.,,, 4 4 BENTON ,,,,.,,.........,,,, 33 MARION ....-...---.-...---- 42 CALUMET CITY MARION .,.. ..... 4 6 CA RBONDALE .....,.. 36 lOvertimeJ MARION ..,. ..... 6 2 JOHNSTON CITY .... 42 MARION ----- ----I-- 4 3 CHAMPAIGN ........ Page One Hundred-five VT The Boosters THE 9-XXV,-XL S'l'AFV wish: s In f'.1'pr0ss its fzpprvrialtifnf to Ihr' BVSIXICSS MRS who hun' uirlwl in Hu' I'Jll'Ili4'1l'HlIll of Yhix .1nnuuI by llwir putfrun11g1'. Q ,,,-- - f ll' I-lf,-4' ,.,.. lf -2' --,,,.,f ff ,.f4' I,--' -4 ,ff North Market Motors COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE GEORGE WILLIAMS HOWARD JENKINS MARION ILL.. J. V. Walker Sz Sons Home of Good Clothing GEO. B. GREENVVOOD, Manager PUBLIC SQUARE MARION, ILL. . P1 A Service Institution Organized For PERMANENT SECURITY Courteous Service Ample Facilities The Bank of Marion Marion, Illinois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WHERE WE ALL MEET S N E D D O N ' S 1201 W. Main David-Propfs.-Bob Phone 511-W COMPLIMENTS OF M . Little Bo Peep Shop anon 102 W. Main M0t0r3 lnfant's Specialties Children's Wear Ancl Gifts C. M. Pulley R. L. Pulley Take Your Cleaning Problems To Roth - Vaught Cleaners 301 W. Main Phone 867 FORD SALES AND SERVICE Genuine Parts and Accessories Phone 299 700 N. Market Marion, Illinois ichol's Cash Grocery Mari0n's Oldest Independent Grocery and Meat Market DEPENDABLE PRODUCTS FRIENDLY SERVICE 1015 W. Main Marion, lll. Congratulations to Class of 1946 MAY Tm: MUTTO OF EACH on You nm: In my daily conduct I will C0llS6l'l'2ilE myreif hom' by hour to the achievement of the highvsi ideal of the dignity of mankind, human equality, human fellowship and human brotherhood. 0 0 0 Roberts lnsurance Agency Phone 604 Woodley-Tocld-Cox East Side Square o EATON and ASH Phone 231-W Marion, lllinois 207 N. Market Street r M Ei W. M 'mwiiaQ'41fi?l!'f6? n Eluors DA RY Pasteurized and Homogenized Products Marion, lll. Phone 60-W1 COMPLIMENTS OF 'L I DICK WRIGHT, Manager Phone 356 Marion, Ill. M SPEED'S CONFECTIONERY OFFICE OF reyfvound Lines THE HIGH SCHOOL HANGOUTH Public Square Marion, Illinois Phone 338 J. P. SMOTHERS RALPH SMOTHERS COMPLIMENTS OF FEURER BROTHERS FROZEN FOOD LOCKER PLANT 113 S. Russell Marion, Illinois Phone 67 7 We Follow You At School You Follow Us At The GEM CAFE 103 N. Market Phon 250 e Marion, Illinois DAVIS MARKET Finer Foods With a Reputation ir VISIT OUR STORE FOR ALL YOUR GROCERY NEEDS WE DELIVER 1005 E. Main Marion, lll Marion Ice and Coal Co. LUKE JOHNSON, Mgr. ' South Granite St. Marion, Ill. Phone 234 Frame and Axel 24-Hour a es Alignment Wgreclfer ervlce Lumber Co. Bogard COMPLETE BUILDING AUTOCZPRZNINQ TRIM SUPPLIES P Y 602 N. Mankct Phone 236 Phone 503 Marion, Ill. Adams Shee Kee Shoe Shop Laundry CROSBY SQUARE AND PETER Phone 788 110 N. Jackson SHOES EOR MEN 418 N. Market Phone 605 Marion, lll. ONE FLOWER IS WORTH TEN THOUSAND WORDS FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE SAY IT WITH FLOWERS HdTf7U6ll,5 flowers Flowers For Every Occasion We Deliver Promptly 1206 N. Court Marion, Illinois f Phone 136-W E. B. J CKSO General Insurance CITY, FARM, AUTO, BONDS uk 504 Public Square Marion, Illinois HIGH SCHOOL JEWELRY CLASS RINGS GIFTS THAT PLEASE L. H. Bainbridge ESTABLISHED 1882 Marion, Illinois Garrison's THE HOME O'F FINE FURNITURE Philco Radios, Refrigerators, And Appliances 309-400 West Main Phone 108 Marion, Ill. It Pays To Dress Well VISIT OUR STORE FOR THE BEST IN CLOTHING COMPLIMENTS OF Pulley 8: Sons Barbeque East Hard Road Marion, Ill. Phone 107R 'I'anner's Texaco Service Station Marion's Most Modern and Complete Service Station 717 W. Main Phone 227 VIRGIL BOWMAN Distributor of Texaco Products COMPLIMENTS OF Payne's Hardware and Furniture 217-219 North Market Phone 176 Marion G R E E N ' S Paint and Wallpaper Store THE EMBLEM OF QUALITY ALWAYS TAKE YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS TO .PAINT PEOPLE Our Compliments Class of '46 Phone 848 Marion, Ill. J. B. l'Ieyde Sons Oldest Music House in Egypt 206 N. Market St. FrigidaireWZenith Radios Iron-Right-Irons--Washers Piano's - Furniture -- Hardware Also Band Supplies MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE Power Implements and Repairs 114-116 North Madison Marion, Illinois 'E Sporting Goods Home Supply Bowman 81 Tanner Marion, Illinois Parks Drugs WALGREEN AGENCY F. E. PARKS, Prop. Phone 216 Marion, Ill Daily If Phone 10 1609 W. Main I I Norris Bros. 0ll Co. SERVICE IS OUR FIRST CONSIDERATION 'hr-ag .4 A+., f, Nr W W .. , v ,, M Y, ,Az 0' 1 4 ,, I , 7 , , , .kwin .,fV,u,,im . .V ,,4 Lmkfx I wma I . I k 4 gf' ,gg :QI , If-v qaqfigyafagg I - o ,QW ' .MJ .,', Q, ff. f, 'X' 4 uw. ,M Q21-. I A Phone 151W 911 North Court .2 PASTEURIZED AND HOMOGENIZED MILK Marion City Dairy Howard 8: Casey WHOLESALERS Distributors To Retail and Independent Groceries Walnut Corn, Peas and Pumpkin Great Seal Staple Drugs Johnston's Paints 515-17 West Main St. Since 1903 COMPLIMENTS OF Chuck's n Sound Service Public Address System Amplifiers and Accessories Sales-Rentals-Repairs Charles K, Barekman George W. Barekman 503 West College St. Marion, Ill. COMPLIMENTS OF Adams S Barber Shop 414 N. Market Marion, Ill. J L Same Day Service Parmley Jack, Mgr. Robert Little Virginia Grant Jean Hazel AU TO E Rsonifl AND HOUSE Phone 1234 Hudspeth Bldg Room 1 and 2 Marion, Ill After a long class... pause and 4 WW YOU TASTE ITS QUALITY BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCOA-COLA COMPANY BY coAL BELT BOTTLING COMPANY - MARION, ILLINOIS C RATING PACKIN G STORAGE Courtney's Moving 81 Storage Nation Wicle Service Marion, Illinois Phone 568 Mt. 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