Marion High School - Quill Yearbook (Marion, IA)

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765 - L 0 .555 llEflDlIRlIEM7flDllRlID As the girders are put in place, there appears among the existing pinnacles of the city, a skeleton of a lofty edifice. A skyscraper has taken its place above the humdrum of the busy city below. When the engineers at last have cleared away their materials, their task is completed. The Staff of 533 within these pages has en' deavored to record a chapter in the never ending progress of youth to new heights, a progress which like the building of the skyscraper at last will stand as a contribution of modern civilization. If this we have accomplished, our highest ambition will have been attained.

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zrmqw NH7M- THE QUILL M of V O I. U M E XVI III ,If Qfiif l THE SIXTEENTH CHAPTER IN THE WRITTEN HISTORY OF MARION HIGH SCHOOL Cjthllfiildti by the Seniors MCMXXXIII INAARION HIGH SQIIOUI. MAIIIIIN, low.-x

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:7Q' ,5' -l-...-. Q -rl.L - l933 lIDllE9lIDlIl4EAGllFlll4DlINll TO A COACH DONALD WOLFE o ONE of the finest coaches Marion has ever known, and a gentleman of the highest order, we respectfully dedicate the 1933, Quiu.. His years at Marion have been an invaluf able asset to the school and community. His influence can be no more strongly reflected than in those athletes who have trained under him. May even greater success than that which he has achieved in the past be his to enjoy in the future.