Marion High School - Quill Yearbook (Marion, IA)

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I Anthony, Mrs. Bragg, Ruth Crew, J. Cummins Gretchen Mentzer, H. Pye, Ruth Rummens Faculty X fig. ILA ANTHONY ..................,...................,......,.....,..............,...,... ......... H ome Economics 7742.437 Musicians win both wealth and fame ' L L With tremolos and quavers- Why are not cooks immortalized I I For symphonies in flavors ? MRS. INA W. BRAGG ........ .....,......................... ........ L i brarian Life is most mysterious, But though it's hard to see A bit of reason for it all It means a lot to me. RUTH CREW ..................................,,..........,........................ ....... P hysical Training I I like the poor old world, I do. 34 I sing its praise in ode and sonnet- It's strange it's not a whole lot worse With everybody picking on it. JACK CUMMIN S ...,...,.,........................,.......................,... Manual Training, Basketball Coach My possessions belong to my friends, But I must have it known Though freely I'd part with my wealth, That my time is my own. GRETCHEN J. MENTZER ...............................,.................. History, Commercial Geography Delicate things are the truest things- The lightest word or thought or touch Means more than loud and heavy speech That lies because it says too much. I-IUBURT E. PYE ........................................................ Biology, General Science, Physiology Assistant Football Coach I simply long to travel, To visit every place, And meet the various members Of the only human race. RUTH RUMMENS ........l....,..................,.......................... ......... A Zgebra, Geometry I live each moment to the full, For though they soon are gone, Piled up they'1l make me quite a past To build my future on. I page ten I

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'7 IRVING FINGER .Superintendent Commercial Law, Civics Each common day has moments we can treasure: A laugh, a lovely sight, a friendly speech. They're like those gold-flecked pebbles we discover Among the dull grey pebbles on the beach. DELBERT J. PUGH ........ Principal American History Little worries swarm like gnats And cloud the brightest day And yet the wind of common sense Could sweep them all away. r Lk I arf - 0 QTL 34 N X r I MMM page nine

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Margaret Schrubbe, J. H. Rose Wilcox D. Wolfe, Wood f' ff- X ' acull:yf'i+j7fZ MARGARET SCHRUBBE ........,.............................................. ..A. ....... E' n glish The books I like the best are those That give us more than what they say-T They simply open countless doors Through which our thoughts can roam away. JAMES HERVEY SHUTTS ..........,...............,................... Physics, Algebra, Solid Geometry When I relinquish thoughts of wealth And quit its blind and futile chase, Freed from possessing little things, I'll own instead all time, all space. ADELAIDE STEENBERGEN ........................................... It's not by hoarding wealth or love That man grows rich, I see- The more I freely give to live The more life gives to me. ROSE L. WILCOX ...,.......................,..........................................,.. I swear that I'll relax today. My nerves are simply overtaxed- Right now I'm all worked up and tense, I'm trying so to be relaxed. DONALD P. WOLFE ....................................,....... ......... . Economics, The whole world changes everyday. Why even mountains wear away. And yet at times I lag behind And boast, 'I never change my mind'. Commercial .......Music Supervisov' Civics, Commercial Law Sociology, Coach MARGARET WOOD .............................................................. ..,..,. E 'nglish , Im always late to everything. My friends are most sarcastic. I wish that it could be arranged That time were more elastic. VERA WOOD ............................,........,.................................. I long for a life of more leisure: I rush through the day till it feels As if I am chasing tomorrow While yesterday snaps at my heels. ........Latin, English. page eleven fsyi LL -34