Marion High School - Noiram Yearbook (Marion, NY)

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Board Of Education ci Staff Seats-rl: Mr. William Arnold, Mr. Donald Standing: Mr, Rogvr Adriaansen, Vice Navvv, President, Mr. lohn Shoalesg MRS. MARIAN ROGERS MR. Roisfiu PURCHASE MRS- VIRGINIA GRAHAM Sfhool Attorney Census Enunneralor MRS. BARBARA RUPLE Tax Collector Presidvnt, Mr. Charles Huber. SCHOOL TREASURER DR. DONALD W. BOVET School Physician

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Foreword Progress and change are the keynotes of the 1969 Noiram and are reflected in its pages. Pfere you will see our new school, new administrator and staff members, and new students. Changes are stimulating in more ways than one. They can lift our spirits, they can present unseen problems. The best laid plans of mice and men can often go astray , and we found it necessary to alter class schedules and our schedules. A ten-minute lunch break was reinstituted after a few weeks' trial without one. Teachers sometimes had problems securing enough desks for their larger classes, and they seemed at a loss sometimes in finding places to store their supplies. However, by Christmas.we had a settled feeling and realized the little problems could not dampen our pride and delight in our new surroundings. Having the largest gymnasium in Wayne County, we were able to hold a Christmas tournament here. The spacious and beautiful auditorium has made every assembly a special occasion. Wall-to-wall carpeting provided a real educational challenge: how to avoid electrocution or how to induce it. Cheerful colors and new furnishings have afforded us daily delight. Another innovation was the introduction of the unquestioned pass for honor students - a real inducement to work for grades, Did we forget the elementary school? Hardly! High school students welcomed any activity held there as they sincerely missed it. Many athletic practices were held there and many junior high athletic events. Teachers missed teachers and friends missed friends. lt is good to know the Board of Education now plans necessary repairs and a general redecoration of the elementary building. Marion was proud of its growth! ,Q z 115124, 1. 'es' rs 'kafsriaii . ':eg.srzzgsz33siv.gsu 7 - ',.1'f.l iyh 1 :izttzgeggsgteggssgfigff, i i1f?f , A jfiifg-xezgffffitff ,, egfx, s s 5' Q2 7 r-1r:,,t2rasrf,,.' ., .- ka gg,mrfa,1s, 1, .1 . .w gssgwz sq- ,,,,,,,2,... .. ,..,. W rt.. r H V. -ara in as-rt, 1, rt g?r,15femas?ii59ia-zrzmrri it 'rszgsesaifsrsitstts seem., t-- tfftrwmzw tm, 1 , as rrawzrtt rw, rzwrrsrre r fr A r:s:'se,::11's ' ' it frifsffeg -saws. .r it my 'iwirti'irliairffjiilcifl - f -Fi. Wgigisirrfr r fr- V f.,.s5,.,5,es. g, 4557? iz ' ' 'zz aifilifiilwili it 5 as r eff ,Q lv Vgii3,ff 7ai3gfS5fii3?imf9fp:1 . , 1, 7 ,W ,- .s1tf,szseas's.,1 . x .szzssxfggt .1 - I -e-W .,,. rf.ms,.sr..v.2, 1, - r ,vis srrtrwrsrtrrgrtsgrtx .1 . r - get sp rm rarsrr- tr - 5,7fggiisffszieeiisriisssrziiz 2-tr - r zwtszsffissfzsuswvftifl' 1' 5--5' - 7 a,,.ar..sz,.re,xrz,w iff m2 s'i2'i4is7w2stwfw 'F farawrttfriwisff V. ..t,.rrr,f.,f.g it if Malte 1533 ' r gfw.f:2g.ss1gs,:-gg - 3r,g gg, refs-1tQzritar.f2i:ys' r i,triusisiezmfsrfltssserft 5 -sigslg s?t33?3g!'5lQeg,slg, atm .fieeizsfirftltif-Str: 1 ...rxszzgsxtsae rr .rgzart 1:4get132511iserfirfssvfmz-s - .,,.r,,,ftm1sr.4aas-rf .t, , wzfssgsrzzsssxtfz ,1 ' A, a E Q . ,. l 15 3 te1'.51t:s1i,gss1ers,:f1 ftfirgggiifilswsiszasxsszLbihztlzr wirsr.fefsigf-1f1W1sw:sz..,ts rl,-err, 23535521 gawk- gt, 11. 114, ,M M Wiiiif-J'-5,5 Contents Page lunior-Senior High School 7 Seniors Classes Activities Sports Elementary Advertising 16 45 57 75 School 89 115 1969 Noiram printed by American Yearbook Co. Mr. Anthony iTonyl Bruculere, Local Representative. Yearbook Staff Seated: Virginia Zawalzki, Editor-in-Chef, Sue Clark, Associate Editor, Standing. Bonnie Wyse, Girls' Sports Editor, Barbara Barnum, Art Editor, Pamela Vane, Typist, Frank Halstead, Ass't. Boys' Sports Editor, Cheryl Mason, Senior Editor, Gary Sharp, Boys' Sports Editor, Merita Porterfield, Business Manager. 2

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Dedication With respect and sincerity, we dedicate the 1969 Noiram to our district principal, Mr. Chester VV. Curtis. Mr. Curtis has been supervising principal of Marion since luly 1, 1954. His new title came with the addition of our new high school building this year. Mr. Curtis' sound educational background and his varied teaching experiences helped him develop a sound philosophy of educational leadership. He proudly claims Cornell University as his Alma Mater, earning his Bachelorfs degree there in 1939, ln 1947 he received his Masters degree from St. Lawrence University. He took additional courses at Cornell, Syracuse, and the University of Rochester, and in September, 1949, earned his principal's certificate and his superintendents certificate in September, 1955, Mr. Curtis taught in New York State public schools for ten years and was supervising principal of Hammond Central School for five years before coming to Marion. He has witnessed tremendous growth in the Marion Central School. After suffering a space problem for years, he has realized the dream of many: our beautiful new school. He has served the community well in Rotary and the church. We are sure that the desire to honor Mr. Curtis extends far outside the walls of our school. 7 4