Marion High School - Quill Yearbook (Marion, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1935 volume:

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H,-. 4 . 5- 17? 1- X' H. ,Z ,. . we . if 3 'i .1-f -as .'5f,.if ., 2.4 .-mf .f U fd! z:-k ,f as ,A , .Mi . ,rpm .WIFE -,yr-5 gp! .ij .iii-R--'1,1 f' 2 M,-rwgfsw .M f . f 1. -If--+ gg - ., ' ' - -r,,-,l ' 1,51 iw 'iii' k .Ye A J Jr' ,, 25, -. . .2 Li-E6 .,, pf.-,qi -QQ , 'SR Hi. 4 . 'P . , 3,4 -. .,. ,mr-1 vi' The Quill OUR NEW DEAL N , s U' K W X ' PUBLISHED BY MARICN HIGH SCHOOL E MARIQN, IOWA 'ff' H5 w . 1 a x ,1 I - ' Q ' X TQ w 1 -1 , QUILLTENTS FOREWORD THEME SUPERINTENDENT and PRINCIPAL DEDICATION SCHOOL BUILDING SCHOOL BOARD SENIORS FACULTY and CLASSES HONOR GROUPS ATHLETICS CLASS OFFICERS and ORGANIZATIONS FEATURE ADVERTISING and HUMOR Page 4 FOREWORD O compile a record of lhe school life of Jrhe and I935 has been +he aim of fhis year's sfaff. I+ is our hope ihai This QUILL may help +o lceep Jrhe pleasures and labors of +his year for- Nl 'L S Ts+uden+s of Marion High School during 1934 W E A ever in our minds. THEME LL abouf us we see and hear of lhe Greal' New Deal. Our newspapers, magazines, and even books are filled wirh discussions, pro and con of 'rhe N. R. A. lvlosl of us who are in school are no+ brough+ in+o direcl conracf wifh +he N. R. A. and Hs divisions. However. fhere is an adminislrafion wi+h which we are familiar and which has many feaiures compar- able +o 'rhe N. R. A. Thai' adminisiralion is our school. We have noi fried 'ro make a complele analogy beiween our school and +he N. R. A. as only a parfial one was desired. Wifhin rhe covers of +his book we hope you may calch a glimpse of l'ha'r parfial analogy. We have named if OUR NEW DEAL. Page 5 This opporlunilry +0 exlend greelings +o Jrhe slrudenls of Marion High School is a privilege. Solon's advice lo his pupils lwenly-live hun- dred years ago is as good loday as ever: Know lhysellf' If l'he school has helped you +o lcnow yourself -'ro know your lalenls, your inleresls, your limi- Jralions-i+ has served you immeasurably in plan- ning your life. Your duly now is lo use lhis knowledge wisely. Beslr wishesl Your friend, C. B. VERNON O U R M: W D E A L Learn +0 lhinlc clearly and correclly. Educa- lion is fundamenlrally lhe basis of a democracy and 'rhe public schools of our couniry have been uphold as lhe grealesl insfilulion ever devised by man for ihe building of a real democracy. The problems of Tomorrow are yours. May you see The lighl' leading 'ro lheir solulion. Suc- cess in your efforls is my londesl wish. UGH ,lcfwff DEDICATION W E lhe Quill Siaii of l935 dedicale lhis book 'ro +he mofhers and falhers of fhe sfudenfs of Marion High School. Many of us overlook 'rhe imporlanf parl' our parenls play in giving us an educafion-in faci, if is alrnosf impossible for us lo express our ap- precialion in words and in This declicalion we hope 'ro express fhis unspoken appreciafiony, Page SCHOOL BUILDING I o U i R N W D E A L Back Row Mr. A. A. Svlienken, Mr. II. I . I.m'kwor1d, Mr. E, J, Miller, Mr. F. C. Newlin, Front RowffMrs. A. E. G1'z1ng'e1', 1.l1'.H. G. Stitzel, Miss Ijlda Kemp. BOARD OF EDUCATION 1934-1935 The commiIIees of Ilne Board oI Educafion Ior I934-I935 as appoinIed by Dr. H. G. SIiIzeI, president are as IoIIows: Finance, Elda Kemp, Fred C. Newlin, and Mrs. A. E. Granger: Ieacners and IexIbooIcs, A. A. Schenken, Fred Newlin, Mrs. Granger, Miss Kemp, and Dr. Sfifzely supplies and repairs, Fred NewIin and Miss Kemp, Iuel and ianiIors, Mrs. Granger and A. A. Scnenkeny insurance, A. A. Scnenken and Fred NewIin. Mrs. A. E. Granger is vice-presidenf of Ine board, Emery J. Miller, secreIary, and I-I. F. Lockwood, Ireasurer. A wonderiul buiIdingy The pride of our Iown, And many who leave II Will gain world wide renown. nuiw if SENIORS The +ime has come when our se o s May rule, where now fhey serve If +hey d '+ fh faul+ will no+ be +h For +hey ely h ve go'r +he nerve. V f 15 1,543 5 'iii wi air.. if ?-'- . an 5 p 'H - 1 , ,Va fri .-If 'fly V ,ff 24-4 Q gf' , ri, i ,, hy 1 Ke T f- ww 1 L11 l 'af ' .. 1:36 'U 1 :gm ' . N -A -12 A ?72'? i-51 in T Wrxqf. ij f .-Q' 2 T 4 ' .ff TE. P SQ 5. 1 K Af I A Q: v .4 YEFYA 4 v J Q2 'nfl - ,Ll L 13.-. Ji, -fs 'f v i Wu. P! I. 'z -1 f.. , 1 ' 'f 1 L. 'Z .1- IM , .hi , 5,41 1-L V-N6 , 44 2, '1 Q' I I . - v Ji 'Zi Margie Della Sigma Il , 4, ec.. Honor Slud . , 4: Slalo Acade i onlesl 2, ' Co i uill 4: D. A slory ard : c 5 , A. l,3 .I.2, P.T. Ex- hib' , L. O. V. 2: Second Gi lee Club I. 2, 3: Junior Mixed Chorus 2: Girls' Basket- ball I, 2, 3: Volleyball I: Pop Club 4: Drainalic Club 4. MARGARET ALBAU I-I MYRLE ALBAUGI-I When Two Eyes of Blue Come Smilin' Through el' Me L. O. V. 2: Girls' Baseball I, 4. VIRGINIA AUSTIN Lovely LiHIe Lady G. R. I. JOSEPH BURROWS Talking To Myself Class Presidenl 2. Cell IAM CAMPBELL I Only Have Eyes for You Class Olilicer 3: Quill Slall 4: Sludenl Alhlelic Manager 4: Band 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Mixed Quarlelle 3: Horne Concerl 2, 3, 4: Baritone Solo 3, 4: Track 4: Music Conlesl 2, 3, 4: Oli Doclor 3: As The Cloclc Slrilresn 3: Biology Club 3: M Club 4: Brass Sexlefle. WYOMA CAREY Long May We Love Class Officer I, 4: Quill Slall 4: Olilice Worlc 3, 4: As lho Cloclc S+riIces 3: Baslcelball I. 3: G. A. A. I, 3, 4, Cabinel 31 Volleyball I, 3, 4: Dramalic. Club 4: Pep Club 4: Second Girls' Glee Club I. x Roserar cHADiM I F Losf in a Fog Cf, X-5 ,, . .xv s GV 1 I f x MARIAN CONE I Believe in Miracles Quill Slall 4: Declam 4: Base- ball I 4 G R I G ,: . . ,2: .A.A. I, 3, 4, Cabinel 4, L. O. V. A, Baslrelball I, 2, 4: Volleyball 4. LORRAINE CRUISE I've Gol a Righl To Sing fha Blues Quill SIal'l 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Sexlelle 3, 4: Mixed Quarlelle 3: Oh Docfor 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Gypsy Rover I: G. R. l: G. A. A. I: Baseball 3, 4: Baslcelball I. 2, 3: Volleyball 3: Dramalic Club 4. AfRMl NTA DAVIDSON .Pardon My Soufhern Accenf Quill SlaFl 4: Girls' Glee Club ., I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Mixed Quarlelle 3: Solo 4: Home Concerl I, 2, 3, 4: Music fwConIesI I, 2, 3, 4: Debale 2: Declam 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 4: Baslcefball I: Volleyball I, 3, 4: -' L. O. V. 2: Oh Doc+or 3: Gypsy Rover I: As The s Cloclc Slrilces 3: G. A. A. I. 3, RN4: G. R. I, 2: P. T. Exhibilion I. fl F ELLA DAVIN Freclzle Face, You're Beaufiful Quill Slalf 4: Baskelball I, 3, 4: G. R. I: G. A. A. I. 3, 4, Cab- inel 4: Office Worlr 4: Second Girls' Glee Club I, 3: Firsl Girls' Glee Club 4: Volleyball I, 3, 4. JAMES ECHLIN Come Up and See Mo Somelime Universily High, Iowa Cily I: Berea Academy, Berea, Ky. 2, 3: Slafe Academic Meer I, 2: Honor Sludenf I, 2, 3, 4: Malh Club l. ' FRANCES ELLENBERGER My Dear L. O. V. 2: Junior Mixed Chorus 2: Second Girls' Glee Club I, 4. EDWARD FERRETER Why Don'f You Pracfice Whaf You Preach Quill Slafl 4: Declam I, 2, 3, 4: Dramalic Club 4: As fhe Cloclc SlriIces 3: Biology Club 32 L. O. V. 2: Foolball 4. fx . . I' CTf'IlQ fI 'A - uige I2 CLASS POEM We'll go info a church some nigh+, Wi+h grey gowns on ourselves. A man will spealc wiih all his mighl Of life. I-Ie'II fry his besi' +o convince us Of hardships iusl ahead, Of cheal, deceil' and bogusness, Wilh dreams. We'II lhinlc if over for awhile And say how lrue he is. Then knowingly we'll quirk a smile And lei if pass. A piece ol paper we'll receive. My Diploma is ihe name: A voucher for 'rwelve years of ease, And worlc. Our voucher will be sfuck away, And soon 'Twill be lorgolien. While rings and Quills we'll all display, Maybe. Wilh confidence we'll go our way, Wilh many years +o come. l'm sure we'll meel again someday- Perhaps. Donovan Goody ear '35 ARLEEN PINNEY I ' I The Day You Cam g I G. A. A. 4: Vo? frffw .4 DONOVAN GOODYEAR Hey, Young Fella Class Olzlicer I, 2: L. O. V. 2, M Club 4: Quill Slall 4: Foolball 4: Malh Club 3, 4. LYLE HANSEN Lazybones Traclc I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball 3. CARRIE HANSON Why Do I Dream Those Dreams Band I, 2, 3, 4: Barilone Solo 3, 4: Music Conlesl I, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball I. 0 aw-aww HARRY HATT Here Come Ihe Brilish Wilh a Bang! Bang! Foolball 4: L. O. V. 2: Junior Mixed Chorus 2. RALPH HAWK You're Gonna Lose Your Gal Quill Slalll 4: Debale I: Slale Academic Meel I: Honor Slu- denl 2, 3: Slage Crew, Junior Class Play 3: Malh Club 3, 4. JAMES I-IESS I'm Looking for an Ange Quill Sfalrl 4: Baslrelball 3, : Traclz 3. 4. Wifi lil ROBERT HOGAN Learn To Croon Boys' Glee Club 3, 4. BETTY HOWELL You're a Builder Upper Washingfon High I: Iowa Cily High 2: G. R. I, 2: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Dramalic Club 4, Cabinel' 4: Music Con- Iesl 3. 4: Home Concerl 3, 4: Girls' Baslcelball 2, 3. 4: Quill Sfall 4: Volleyball 2: G. A. A. Cabinel 4: Hislory Club 2. MARGARET JACOBS I've Go? an Invifalion 'Io a Dance Sigourney High School I, 2: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3: Mixed Quarlelle 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Oh Doc+or 3: Music Conlesl I. 2. 3: G. A. A. 3. 4. Cabinel 4: Pep Club 4, Cabinef 4: Quill Slall 4: Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4. WALDO J , ON Easy Co e Easy Go Quill Slafl 4: Traclc I, 2, 3, 4: Foorball 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 3. 4: M Club 2, 3, 4: Slage Crew, Junior Play 3: Tumbling 4. JOE KAUFMAN I Wish Thai I Were Twins Roosevell High School, Chica- go, lll. I, 2, 3: Tumbling 4: Yell Leader 4: Sauce for lhe Gos- lings 4. R U BY LAYTON Sweel and Lovely Olzlice Worlc 4. MARGARET LESI-IER The World ls Mine G. R. I. 2: G. A. A. 3, 4: Base- I-all I. 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 4: Baslcelball 2. 3. if mf.. Page I3 'age I4 CLASS SONG To 'rhe Jrune of: MOONLIGHT AND ROSES The old school bells are ringing, To us sweef mem'ries bringing Of 'rhe dear old school. Years have lefr us much ro ponder As along +hrough life we wander- We won'+ forgel you Though we have lefl' you. CHORUS: Dear Marion High School, We cherish fond mem'ries of you, Dear Marion High School. Wilh your ideals ringing irue. Info our lives you Have woven lhoughls brillianl and new. Dear Marion l-ligh School, We'II always love you. ANNA HELEN MARTIN '35 LOIS LOC KWOOD Slay As Sweef As You Are Class Officer I, 3: Ouill Slall 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Musii Confesf I, 2, 3, 4: I-lonie Con- cerl I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Ouai felfe 3: Sexfeffe 4: Oh Docloi 3: Gypsy Rover I: G. A, A. I, 3, 4, Cabinef 3, 4: G. R. I, 2, 3: L O. V. 2, Sec.: BasI:eI- ball I, 2, 3, 4. X MARY cu-,IRES Mceums 'You're Okay G. A. A. 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Baseball 4: Baskelball 3: P. T. Exhibilion l: Pep Club 4. ELAINE MEPIKE Love The ee g Mo H' ch o I, 2: Glee Cl : Class Officer 2: Ba I all I, 2: Baseball I, 2: P. T. Exhibifion I, 2. ANNA HELEN MARTIN Then I'II Be Tired of You Honor Sfudenf I, 2, 3, 4: Slale Academic Meef 2, 3: Quill Sfaff 4: Band I, 2, 3: Wood- wind Sexfelfe I, 2, 3: Acc. Girls' Sexfeffe 3: Acc. Boys' Glee Club 4: Music Conlesf I. 2, 3, 4: Home Concerf I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 3, 4: Baskefball I, 2, 3: Volleyball I, 3: Base- ball l, 3, 4: P. T. Exhibifion I: G. R. I, 2, 3, Cabinef 3: L. O. V. 2: Pep Club 4, Cabinef 4. ROBERT MUNSEN You're Noi The Only Oysfer in Ihe Sfew Delfa Sigma Della 3, 4, Presi. denf: Honor Sfudenf I, 2, 3, 4: Sfafe Academic Meef I, 3: Co Edifor Ouill 4: Class Presidenf 3: Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Music Confesf I, 2, 3, 4: Home Con- cerf I, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Ouarlelfo 4: Barifone Sola 4: Oh Doc for 3: Gypsy Rover I: As fhe Clock Sfrikesu 3: L. O. V. 2: Declarn I, 2: Debafe I: Dra mafic Club 4, Cabinef 4: Biol ogy Club 3: Lab. Assislanf 2, 3, 4. RUTH MURPHEY Did You Ever See Walking? Quill Sfaff 4: Office Work 4: Band I. 2, 3, 4: Music Conlcsl I, 2, 3, 4: I-lome Concerf I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 2: Reed Ouinfef 3: Reed Sexfelle 4: l. O. V. 2: G. R. I, 2, 37 G. A, A. l, 3, 4, Cabinel 4: Baslxelboll I, 2, 3: Baseball I. JOHN NELSON I Need a Hearl To Sing To Band 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: llomi. Concerl 2, 3, 4: Music Confesl 2 3, 4: Oh Docloru 3. DONALD NELSON I'm Heading for 'lhe Lasl' Roundup Baskefball 3, 4: Track 2, 4. RUBY NEFF Wifh My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreaming KENNETH POTTER I'm Counling on You Ouill Sfaff 4: Sfafe Academic Meef 3: Office Work 4: Boys' Glee Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Chrisfmas Canfafa 3: Music Confesf 3: I-Iome Concerf 3: Exfemporaneous Speaking 2. WIL M EE I' nder of You Della Sigma Delia 3, 4, Trees.: Class Officer I, 4: Honor Sfu- denf l, 2: Quill Slaff 4: M Club I, 2, 3, 4: Foofball 3, 4: Baslcefball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Baseball I: As lhe Clock Slrilxesu 3: L. O. V. 3: Malh Club 4. BLANCHE REYNOLDS I'm Young and Healfhy G. A. A. l, 3. 4: G. R. I, 2: L. O. V. 2: Girls' Glee Club 4: Sexlefle 4: Home Concerf 4: Music Confesf 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Solo 4: Baseball I, 4: Baskef- ball I, 2, 3: Volleyball I, 3, 4. MARGARET ROSS Oul' in Ihe Cold Again Debafe I: Gypsy Rover I: G. A. A. 3: L. O. V. 2. JESSAMINE RUNDOUIST You're Sensalional Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Gypsy Rover I: Oh Docfor 3: Quill Sfaff 4: Music Confesf I, 2, 3, 4: Home Concerl I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 3, 4. Page IS Page I6 CLASS HISTORY Two years oT hisTory are included in The Marion High School curriculum, one year oT world hisTory, and one year oT American his- Tory. However, There is anoTher hisTory in our high school ThaT is acTually being wriTTen aT This Time: each chapTer of which represenTs one year's acTiviTies. The laTesT chapTer of This hisTory is iusT being concluded by The class of I935 and is enTiTled OUR NEW DEAL. For This sTory we musT go back Tour years. ThaT Tall Two imporTanT Things happened: a group oT 68 sTudenTs, laTer To be known as The class oT '35, enTered This school, and a new adminisTraTor appeared aT The head oT The school wiTh a N. R. A. reform. Mr. Delber+ J. Pugh insTi- gaTed The NEW RULING ARRANGEMENT. and under ThaT code Mrs. Bragg was desig- naTed adminisTraTor of The Treshman class. As soon as we were well seTTled down, we elecTed our class officers. They were Wyoma Carey, president Donovan Goodyear, vice- presidenT: Billy Reed, secreTary: and Lois Lockwood, Treasurer. On OcTober 30, we Turned ouT in The gym Tor The all high school dance and reTurned February I9 Tor a hard Time parTy all oT our own. Our class early made several achievemenTs. Billy Reed was The Tirsl' member ol: The class To receive a leTTer when he played The re- quired number oT innings in baseball. RoberT Munsen proved The abiliTy of The Freshman class when he placed TirsT in The home dec- lamaTion conTesT. Ralph Hawk, RoberT Mun- sen, ano MargareT Ross represenTed The class in debaTe. The members oT The class who were chosen To go To The STaTe Academic MeeT were Alice Wallace, RoberT Munsen, and Ralph Hawk: RoberT Munsen placed TirsT in general science, and Alice Wallace placed second in English correcTness. So we close The TirsT chapTer oT our hisTory. The second chapTer began in The Tall of I932. In SepTember we gaThered again un- der The guiding hand oT Miss Rummens, our sophomore adminisTraTor. AT class elecTion Joseph Burrows was elecTed presidenT: Don Goodyear, vice-presidenT: RoberT Widger. secreTary: and RuTh Murphey, Treasurer. The principal social evenTs oT The year were The all high school dance in OcTober, The sophomore dance in December, and The sophomore-Tresh- man parfy in February. This yeah we were represenTed by ArminTa Davidson in debaTe. RoberT Munsen, Armin- Ta Davidson, Edward FerreTer, and Alice Wal- lace parTicipaTed in The home declamaTion conTesT. Those winning Trips To The sTaTe academic conTesT were Anna Helen MarTin, JeanneTTe TiTus, and MargareT Albaugh. Mar- gareT Albaugh placed sevenTh in world his- Tory. ln The laT'rer parT of May we adjourned Tor The summer To meeT again The nexT Tall as luniors. We sTarT our Third chapTer as we have The oThers in The Tall. We assembled under Miss lla Anfhony and Miss Vera Wood, and Tound Mr. Pugh's NEW RULING ARRANGEMENT really geTTing under way. School opened This year aT eighT-ThirTy, and The day was To be divided info six periods oT one hour each and a TwenTy minuTe home room period. As soon as we became accusTomed To The changes we elecTed RoberT Munsen, presidenTq Billy Campbell, vice-presidenT: KenneTh PoTTer, secreTaryg and Lois Lockwood, Treasurer. On OcTober 5, we all wenT To ShaeTTer's Park Tor a Weiner roasf. Early in November we sTarTed work on our class play, AS THE CLOCK STRIKES, which was presenTed December I7, and I8. On March I7, we inviTed The seniors To our class dance and made a big success oT The evening. The climax of all social evenTs Thus Tar in high school Tor us was The junior- senior banqueT, held in The O. O. F. Hall. The achievemenTs This year were many. RoberT Widger and Waldo Johnson were added To The M Club. ArminTa Davidson and Edward FerreTer placed TirsT in The home declamaTion conTesT and Then placed TirsT in The sTaTe preliminaries. We were well repre- senTed This year in The STaTe Academic MeeT. Alice Wallace. RoberT Munsen, MargareT Al- baugh, Jeanne Slife, and Anna Helen MarTin all parTicipaTed. Alice Wallace placed TirsT in English correcTness: RoberT Munsen placed TirsT in biology: Jeanne SliTe received ninTh in American liTeraTure: and MargareT Albaugh placed TifTh in American hisTory. Perhaps The N. R. A. wasn'T so bad aTTer all. The members of our class elecTed To DelTa Sigma DelTa were JeanneTTe TiTus, MargareT Albaugh, RoberT Munsen, and William Reed. ln The laTTer parT oT The year a maThemaTics club was organized. Those who became mem- bers were Alice Wallace, Edward FerreTer, K Continued on Page 652 I-IILDA SCOTT I M X I Baby Talre a Bow Junior Mixed Chorus 2: Secon Girls' Glee Club I, 3. ev!! BERNICE SIDLINGER I CouIdn'f Be Mean To You Declam I:G.A.A. I,4:Girl Re- serves I, 2: Second Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR STEINMETZ I Can'+ Remember Gran? High School, dar Ra ids, I, 2: lgss cer 4: Glee Club : nd I Quill Shari: Trac : ass Play Slaqe Mana umblinq 4. VIRGINIA STEVENSO Try To See,II ay Second ' ls' e I 3: Junior ' orus 2. 1? rf, , 0 T FRANCES STEWART D, fx Sleepyfime Gal R72 G. A. A. I, 3, 4: G. R. I: Sec- 'f ond Girls' Glee Club I: P. T. Exhibilion I: Volleyball 3, 4. LOIS STITZEL I'II Be Failhful Quill Slarl 4: G. A. A. I, 3, 4: G. R. I, 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Sex- Ielle 4: Chrislmas Canlala 3: Sauce lor Ihe Goslings 4: Oh Doc+or 3: Music Conlesl 2, 3.4: Home Concerf 2, 3, 4: Dramalic Club 4: Pep Club 4: L. O. V. 2: Baslcelball l, 2, 3: Volleyball I. EDYTI-IE STONE I'm Noi Lazy, I'm Jusl Dreaming G. A. A. I: G. R. I. N TRPKOSI-I Aufwedersehn Declam 3, 4: Home Economics Exhibilion I: P. T. Exhibilion I. JEANNETTE TITUS All I Do ls Dream of You Della Sigma Della 3, 4, Vice- Pres.: Honor Sludenf I, 2, 3, 4: Slaie Academic Conlesl 2: D. A. R. Hislory Award 3: Quill Slalil 4: G. A. A. I. 4: G. R, I. 2, 3, Cabinel 3: Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Music Conlesl I, 2, 3.4: Home Concerl I, 2, 3, 4: Sexleiie 2, 3, 4: Solo 3, 4: Gypsy Rover I: Oh Doclor' 3: Chrisfmas Canlala 2. 3: Dra- rnalic Club 4: Pep Club 4: P. T. Exhibilion I. FRANCES ALBERTA VOORI-IIES I'm Loolring a'I fhe World Thru Rose Colored Glasses Anamosa High School I, 2, 3: Declam 2, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Dramafic Club 4: G. A. A. 4. ALICE WALLACE Alice, Where Ari Thou Going? Quill Slafl 4: Slafe Academic Meel I, 3: Malh Club 3, 4: Oi- lice Worlc 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Music Conlesl I, 2, 3: Home Concerl I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Slu- denl I, 2, 3, 4: Declam l, 2, 3, 4: G. R. IQG. A. A. I: L. O. V. 2: Dramaiic Club 4. RICHARD WARE You Gofla Be a Foo+balI Hero To Gel Along Wilh Ihe Beau- fiful Girls Track 2 CRANDALL WEAVER No, No, a Thousand Times No Band I, 2, 3, 4: Music Conlesl I, 2, 3, 4: Home Concerl I, 2, 3, 4: Malh Club 3. 4. BERT WIDGER I1, +he World Owes Me a Living lass Secrelary 2: Foolball I 2 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: M Club 3, : Band I, 2, 3, 4: Music Co Iesl I, 2, 3, 4: Home Con- cerf I, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 3: Oh Doclor 3: Gypsy Rover I: Quill Slal-l 4: As Ihe Clock Shiites 3. nge I8 CLASS WILL We, fhe class of '35, affer ihirfeen years of infen- sive sfudy have finally succumbed. Realizing fhe end is rapidly approaching, we mei in 209 and declared our Iasf will and fesfamenf. The bequesfs were made fhus: ALBAUGH. MARGARET-Beaufy and brains don'f go fogefherg so I willingly parf wifh my beaufy 'Io Jane Edwards. ALBAUGH. MYRLE and SCOTT, HILDA-Leave fheir aparfmenf fo Bessie Cimprich and Esfher Oxley. AUSTIN, VIRGINIA-Leaves her Iheme song, Sfay As Sweef As You Are Io Naomi Nickeson. BURROWS, JOSEPH--Leaves his nafive abilify fo give speeches fo Dale Luwe. CAMPBELL, BILLY-Who ever heard of a Scofchman giving anyfhing away? Wyoma Carey, Ella Davin, Margaref Jacobs, Mary McGuire, Elaine McPike, Lorraine Cruise. and Jessa- mine Rundquisf-These members of Ihe Dizzy Eight Club won'f need fhe club now: so if fhe shoe fila- puf if on. CHADIM. BOBBY--To anyone who can use if, I leave my mefhod of gelfing rid of cosmeiic skin. STITZEL, LOIS-Leaves her way wifh fhe boys-Or doesn'f if weigh so much? CONE, MARIAN and MURPHEY, RUTI-I-Will lheir abiliiy fo know and broadcasf all 'rhe gossip of M. H. S. fo Kay Klink and Mary Helen Sloss. DAVIDSON, ARMINTA-Leaves her abilify Io fake Mr. Shuffs and his sayings wifh a pinch of salf Io anyone he finds if amusing fo fease. ELLENBERGER. FRANCES-Leaves her giggles fo Helen Pyle, who finds if hard lo express herself. FERRETER, EDWARD-Leaves his monkey anIics fo Tarzan. FINNEY, ARLEEN-Her besf regards fo all. GOODYEAR. DON-Leaves his abilify fo smile af whafever happens fo Hpessimisfic Bill Lange fo Mr. Wolfe. HANSEN, LYLE-Leaves his sfraighf A's fo Laura Smifh who seems io be having frouble geffing any. HANSON, CARRIE- I know whal if fakes-and I'm going fo keep I+. HATT. HARRY- My Mofher says I've only one haf: so I'll have fo keep if. HAWK, RALPH- Sorry, buf my hearI's in Denver. I-IESS, JAMES-Leaves his baskefball abilify fo Charles Hagerman. HOGAN, ROBERT-Bequeafhs his mighfy sfafure fo Max Knudsen. HOWELL, BETTY-Leaves her abilify lo play fhe from- bone fo Donald Bragg. JOHNSON, WALDO-Leaves his fwo sisfers fo carry on fhe family name. LAYTON, RUBY-4Leaves her place in Ihe office Io Elmerine Davis. NEFF, RUBY-Leaves her perfecf wave fo Refa Knapp. NELSON, DONALD-Leaves his eyes fo Willie Krog -in case his pop ouf. NELSON, JOHN-Leaves his falkafive nafure Io Mary Bisek. LOCKWOOD, LOIS-Bequeafhs her book on How To Grow Tall fo Richard Liffle-so he can reach high nofes in glee club. MARTIN, ANNA HELEN- I broughf my freasure wifh me fo high school: so why shouldn'f I fake him away wilh me? MUNSEN. ROBERT-Leaves his liffle shaving mug and razor fo Lyle Lockner whose old one is worn ouf from consfanl' use. POTTER, KENNETH-Leaves his rosy glow Io any fhree girls fo save I'he price of rouge. He has enough for all. REED. BILL--Leaves his abilify fo charm M. Wood fo Tom McDonell, who already has a good sfarf. REYNOLDS, BLANCHE-Leaves her everlasfing de- sire fo sing fenor fo Basil Zier. ROSS, MARGARET-Leaves her long fresses fo Bob' bie De Vore. SIDLINGER, BERNICE-For one word of apprecia fion, Bernice will give fo anyone her booklef on How To Be a Punsler. STEINMETZ, ARTHUR-Leaves his abilify fo fell iokes in sixfh hour sfudy hall fo Junior Reed. WARE, RICHARD-Leaves his Pepsodenf smile fo Gus Edwards. STEVENSON, VIRGINIA and LESHER. MARGARET- Leave Iheir pamphlef-How To Gain Ten Pounds in Ten Weeks fo Virginia Self and M. Wood. STEWART, FRANCES-Leaves her renowned frown fo anyone who can prove his righi of ownership. STONE, EDYTI-'IE-Leaves her sisfer her fherne song. A Hear? of Sfone. TITUS, JEANNETTE-Leaves her permanenf and curl- ers Io Virginia Self. VOORHIES, ALBERTA-Leaves her abiliiy Io play around in school fo Junior Reed, who we fear is going fo be sick from over-siudy. WALLACE, ALICE-Leaves her place as Tillie fhe Toiler fo Esfher Cunningham. WEAVER, CRANDALL-Exposes his secref on how Io keep his hair in curl fo Mickey Forbes. WIDGER, ROBERT-Wills his sofI drink capacify fo Clarence Williamson. KAUFMAN, JOE-He has nofhing fo leave. He even uses borrowed iokes. ECHLIN, JAMES-Leaves his milifary carriage fo Lyle Lockner. ' We hereby appoinf Una Ven+, ever presenf in our school, as execufrix of This, our lasi will and fesfa- meni. Signed, Class of I935 Wi+nesses: I. M. U. R. Crooked I935 CLASS PROPHESY Who's Who I95l-I952 ALBAUGH, MARGARET, March maker-Proprieior of Gefamaie Matrimonial Bureau. Saiisfacfion guar- anieed aiier Iwo weeks' free irial. ALBAUGH. MYRLE, Aciress-Double for Mae Wesi. AUSTIN, VIRGINIA, Veierinary--Specialisi in mani- curing horses' and cows' nails. Also canine appen- dix operaiions. BURROWS, JOSEPH, Bachelor-Propriefor of home for aged bachelors. M. H. S. qraduafes given pre-- ference. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM, Minisler To Sandwich Islands -Assisfed by Mrs. Campbell, formerly Miss Mar- tin of The Marion Seniinel sfaff. CAREY, WYOMA, Heiress-OI New York and Paris. Heir fo Sears Roebuck millions. CHADIM, ROBERT, Underraker-Direcfor of chain oi funeral parlors in Siberia. Ausfralia. and Alaska. CONE, MARIAN, Billionairess-Invenior of famous cleaner for rarnished gold fish. CRUISE, LORRAINE, Dishwasher - Employed in Sievens Hofel in Chicago. Has achieved world- wide fame as Ihe fasfesi of her profession. DAVIDSON, ARMINTA, Refired-Presideni of Bache- lor Girls' Sociely of America. Promineni' for her receni publicafion Why Girls Become Spins+ers . DAVIN, ELLA, Saleslady-Has amassed a grear for- fune selling sfeam heafed bafhing suifs 'lo ihe Eski- mos. ECHLIN, JAMES, Farmer-Locaied in Siberia. Well known for his unusual varieiy of icicles. ELLENBERGER, FRANCES. Dancer - Specialized in Spanish rhumbas. FERRETER, EDWARD, Religious leader-Pope Ed. I of fhe Va+ican Cify. FINNEY, ARLEEN, Social welfare-Member of The Salvafion Army for relief of unemployed sfreei cleaners. GOODYEAR, DONOVAN, Corporafion head-Vice- presidenl' of +he Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com- pany. HANSEN, LYLE. Judge-Judge of 'The Domesfic Re- lafions Couri of Reno, Nevada. HANSON, CARRIE, Manager-General manager of a chain of farms in Canada. U. S., and Souih America. HATT, HARRY, Business man-Proprie+or of 'fhe Gai Cleaning Esiablishmeni. HAWK, RALPH, Beauly specialisf-Hairdresser and manicurisf in Madame Jeanne's Salon in New Yorkf HESS, JAMES, Minisfer-Pasior in ihe Li++le -Brown Church ai Nashua. HOGAN, ROBERT, Pugilisr-Sparring pariner of 'the famous Jeanneffe Tifus. HOWELL, BETTY, Auihoriiy-Conducfs ihe Miss Eri- queile column in +he Marion Senfinel. JACOBS, MARGARET, Polifician-Popular candidaie of fhe Pep Parry for presidenf of fha Unifed Sfafes in I952 eleciion. JOHNSON, WALDO, Warden-Warden of Sing Sing prison. He has noi' had an escape in 73 years. KAUFMAN, JOSEPH, Boofblack-Jewish shoe shiner in Shinola, Greece. LAYTON, RUBY, Chaperon-Prolecior of repufalions of pafrons of Bosron nigh? clubs. LESHER, MARGARET, Collecior-Garbage collecfor for a Springville hash facfory. LOCKWOOD, LOIS, Poliiician-Alabama Sfafe Sena- +or. Represeniafive of fhe Anii-Siocking Parfy. MCGUIRE, MARY, Refired-lnmaie of ihe Old Maids Home af Alice. McFlKE, ELAINE, Saleslady-Demonsiraior of 'Ihe famous Lady Elaine cosmefics. MARTIN, ANNA HELEN, JournaIis'r--Foreign corres- pondeni from The Sandwich Islands for fhe Marion Seniinel. MUNSEN, ROBERT, Monopolisf--Head of +he Brain Trusf of America. MURPHEY. RUTH, Musician-Direclor of fhe popular Murphey Melody Makers. Travels wiih Coach Widger's Team as a pep inducement NEFF, RUBY, Hunrress-Big game hunlress and guide in ihe African Jungle. NELSON, DONALD, Capi+alis+-Manufaciurer of new. improved ear muffs. NELSON, JOHN, Deceased-Deaih due io a nervous break-down as a resuI+ of Mr. WoIfe's infensive grilling in M. H. S. POTTER. KENNETH, Builer-Employed in fhe Paris chaieau of fhe former Miss Wyoma Carey. REED. WILLIAM, Aviafor-Provides paiienfs for Dr. Lois Sfihel Reed, chiropracior. REYNOLDS, BLANCHE, Sporfswoman-One of ihe firsf women admiffed fo 'rhe House of David. ROSS, MARGARET, Baller dancer - Premiere Dan- seuse wi+h fhe Russian Ballet RUNDOUIST, JESSAMINE, Fan dancer-Successor fo Sally Rand. Only one of her kind admilfed +0 Europe. SCOTT, HILDA, Circus 'Freak-She has a'r+ained a heighi of nine fee? seven inches. SIDLINGER, BERNICE, Animal Trainer-In Africa she is aHemp+ing ro civilize rhe monkeys. STEINMETZ, ARTHUR, Hobo-Afier bumming his way To Cuba, he has seliled down +o raising cane. lCo'ntinued on Page 651 Page I9 O U R N THE QUILL STAFF IQ35 - Marqarel Albauqli CO EDITORS ' 'A A' ' ' ' Roberl Munsen BUSINESS MANAGER ,,,,,. Edward Ferreler TREASURER.. ...,, .. ,,., ., ,Y,...,,,... Jeannelle Tilus SECRETARY ,,,,,, ,..A, . ,, ...A,Y...,, ,Belly I-Iowell sau campben ADVERTISING MANAeERs..rl William Reed IBIancI'1e Reynolds SOLICITING MANAOERSQ Kennelrh Polder ORGANIZATION MANAGER Wyonna Carey LITERARY EDITORM, ...A,. , ...., Lois Lockwood CLASS PROPI-IECY, ., ., . .... Alice Wallace CLASS HISTORY L,... .. , ,,,, . ,,.A, Ralph I-Iawlc CLASS POEM ,,..,..,,, ,, .,,,,,,. Donovan Goodyear CLASS SONGL. ..,,c,,, ,,..,,..., A nna I-Ielen Marlin CLASS WILL ,..,...,,.,,L,,,,,..,..,,,,.,,,,, Arnninla Davidson FOOTBALL EDITOR c,,.,,,L,....,,.,,,,, Roberl Widger BASKETBALL EDITOR, .....cc,, c.,,,,.,.,, A .James I-less TRACK EDITOR ,,..,,.,s,,,,,,,,.,,,......,c, Waldo Johnson GIRLS ATI-ILETIC EDITOR.,.Margare+ Jacobs ART EDITOR ..,s.......,...,,..s.., , .....s...c Ar+I1ur Sleinmelz CALENDAR ILLsL,,,,,.,. ,.EE ..... M 6 'Ian Cone Rulh Murpliey Jessamine Rundquisl SNAP SHOTS ' 'A' L ois Slilzel Lorraine Cruise JOKES 'A A ' E I I a Davin FACULTY SPONSOR Miss Adelaide Sleenbergen Ehm NN FACU LTY and CLASSES b f f I y M y have equal bu+ no pe I I: In I d y p h T h d d I A-1- W' v .UL ,x W, ,V-J A. .- . , 1517 A 6,5 . 1511, .4. T? , R mf-.:V .5 L , .. , . Fiifff ' 1: . cv gy T-' gn ...w 1 -f ,f 1? if Q nl Eff' ' 3:-f ,, .4 Ei irq - 72? . 5' v K - . .1 i ,f 4: Q.. gawk we ,X . 4 . , .' 1 1 5-QR .- 'W . -1 ,- . fd. , 'fs- f uf- - , 11: , ' if :ve . , ,jil- .- ., 4,9 if-ff V' .. Q. 1 -- ,, .3611 E: ' 3 A-Ivy.. . ,, ,Ax ' 'Aj -1 -- .-,a ,-fll, iglf - ' ,V V .A-I ' 'ii , ' V .K L. I EM, v F: '-1. 1211 lla Anihony Home Economics Mrs. Ina W. Braqq Librarian fk ff- 91 fi.-71 J. O. Cummins Manual Training, Basketball Coach Q. C. O. Johnson Biology, Algebra, Advanced Ari+hme+ic, Physiology W . Greichen J. Menizer Hisfory, Occup ' ns Commercial G r Ruih Rummens Algebra, m Marqarei L. Wood English Margarei E. Schrubbe English James Hervey Shuiis Physics, General Science Advanced Algebra, Solid Geomefry e Sieenbergen Commercial ose L. Wilcox Music Supervisor ellfq' y, Donald P. Wolfe Coach, Economics, Sociology, Governmenf, Commercial Law H23-W Vera Wood Laiin, English wifi? Rulhvlf. Crew lno picfurel Physical Trainin 72 age 23 l o U R N E W D E A L Left to Right- Back Row'-M. Graham, M. Knudsen, W. Grommon, H. Hendrickson, R. Monthie. W. Oldfather, S. Patter- son, R. Barnes, R. Edwards, R. Kinser, J. Reed. J. Beeson. Sixth Row---M. Fleisher, ll. Haines, J. 0. Sheets, L. Harlan, L. Manson, R. Milner, D. Luwe. E. Newlin, I. King, T. McDonnell. Fifth Row -AR. Hanson, L. Fernow. D. Bragg, E. Maxson, M. Clark, B. Lange, B. Hamm, L. Smith, M. Mclflvoy. M.Elkin, B. Cimprich, A. Oxley. Fourth Row -R. Price, C. Beavh, V. Hutt, H. Miller, R. Derflinpger, E. Davis, K. Hoaglin, E. Cunningham B. Hense, H. Pyle. Third Ruw-M. Hendrickson, G. McGowan, R. Le Monte, S. Jackson, W. Krogg, J. Gate-wood, G. Brennaman J. Frazee, D. Drake, N. Nic-keson, L. Cippera. i Second 'Row-M. Nelson, M. Forbes, H. Freeman, ll. Dolan, L. Voorhies, M. McCreary, R. Murray, K. Klink lx. Erwin, V. Trimble. V. Wild, E. Davis, i Front Row--A. Stone, M. Fanlon, H. Sweeney, P. Timson, A. Vahl, L. Mollenhauer, F. Oakley, Miss V Wood, M. Michel, M. Ozburn, E. Mershon, A. Barkwill, A. Fernow, W. Newlin. J, C, Marion High ADMINISTRATORS: Miss V. Wood, Miss lla Anlhony The lirsr ollicial acl of ihe class ol '36 was lo elecr The following officers: Rulh Murray. presidenij Ivan King, vice-presidenli Belly l-lense, secreiary and Vincenl l-lall, Treasurer. Early in Oclober, ihe class enioyed a weiner roasl al Shaeliler Park, and in February, a pariy was held in lhe gym 'ro which ihe seniors were inviied. The iunior play, A PARAGRAPH FOR LUNCH, was presenied December I3 and I4, I934. Olher members of The class are aclive in declam, debaie, glee club, and band. Junior members ol 'rhe M Club are lvan King, Ross Edwards, Junior Reed, J. O. Sheels, Lyle Manson, Wallace Oldlalher, Donald l-laines, Tom McDonnell, Richard Derllinger, and Dale Luwe. Ivan King was capiain of The I934 iooiball ieam, and Dale Luwe has been elecied lo head lhe Team lor nexi year. Four iuniors, Ruih Murray, l-lelen Pyle, Donald Bragg, and Wallace Oldialher were elecied lo Della Sigma Della, naiional honorary sociely. ge 24 O U R Left to Right- Back Row -V E. Hanna, W. Stoneking, R. Knapp, V. Clark, A. McKean, C. Oxley, W. Fowler, W. Wells. G. Ward. Sixth Row L. Chapel. V. Oldfield, L. Gerdes, L. Lnckner. R. Kennedy, C. Hagerman, J. Davin, N. Johnson. J. Snell, H. Lacock. , Fifth Row--J. Smith, G. Tepley. H. Wagnor, J. Lacock. H. Peckosh. M. Clemmens, J. Granger. M. Jacobs, M. Bisek. Fourth Row-R. Shaefer, L. Schwatz. W. Thomas, E. Rion, L. Lehew, D. Brennaman, M. YVright, D. Smith, G. Dailey. Third Row-E. Graves, B. Petrusch, E. Newcomb, N. Dove, M. H. Sloss. P. Dripps, D. Young, A. Farley. M. Towers, E. Nelson, 0. Reinheimer. t Second Row-M. Koyvlton, J. Titus, J. Lyons, M. Flack, R. Ferreler, M. Kulish, C. Smith, K. Kramer, J. Standish, C. Bigger, A. Quass, G. Cira. Front Row-J. Stewart, C. Williamson, M. Coon, L. Eaeker, J. Edwards, M. Layer, Miss R. Rummens. M. Lundgren, E. Brennaman, E. VanFossen, L. Keenan, E. Loekner. Sq C. Marion High ADMINISTRATOR: iviiss Rummens The class oi '37 elecied This year from sixiy-nine siudenis ihe following officers: William Fowler, presidenig Grace Cira, vice-presidenig Edward l-ianna, secreiaryp and Jacob Snell, ireas- urer. Early in ihe fall, ihe sophomores had a picnic ai ihe Palisades, and on March 22, ihey ene- ioyed an indoor pariy in 'rhe gymnasium. Besides excelling in declam, glee club, and band, ihe class is proud of iis five fooiball leiiermen-Charles Hagerman. Charles Oxley, Allen fMcKean, Norman Johnson, and lrlilden Lacoclc. William Fowler earned a leiier in basiceiball. Page 25 O U R N E D E A L Lefl lo Right- Back Row V. Beiber, C. Cubbison. ll. Fillmore. E. Flcxnimq, R. Hardin. R, Shekelton, W. Booze, F. Kramer B. Rimrland, H. Hill. J. Walters. R. Hense, R. Marks-rt. Sixth Row fH. Drake, H. Haines, R. Knapp, P. Taylor, B. Monihie, A. M. Sullivan, M. A. Lehr, B. Etzel, J. Sheldon, J. McCann, G. Thompson. Fifth Row --L. Mulvey, L. A. Harlan, B. Clark, F. Johnson, L. A. Harding, E. Johnson, F. Smith, M. L. Oxley, M. Gillmore, M. E. Ford, J. Chadim, J. Fry. Fourth Row -L. Gonsales. N. Bills, V. Self. H. Kindig, A. McGowan, J. Clay, M. Booze. H. French, J. Leidigh, J. Kindiir, D. Beadle. J. Price. Third Row-F. Davin. W. Weis, E. Guodcnougrh, P. Freeman. G. Oakley, L. Cone. M. E. Granger. H. llaws, J. Shirley, C. Schaefer, R. Newlin, R. Karr, R. McConaughy. Second Row E. Kearns, V. Brokaw, F. Hansen, M, Collier, V. Haak, E. Mershon, M. J. Snell, B. Wallace, D. Seeks, A. Dodd, B. Mullaley. J. Trimble. M. Hanson. J. Jones. Front Row-H. North, M. Terpkosh, E. Tepley, R. Little, C. Oxley, Mrs. Bragg. B. Zier, W. Davis, G. Spence, R. Tull, T. Hatt, R. Leidigh, B. Kacena. F. C. Marion High ADMINISTRATOR: Mrs. Bragg Oui oi eighiy-six members oi ihe freshman class ihe following officers were elecied: James Fry, presiclenig Lucile Cone, vice-presidenip Harrieile French, secreiaryg and John Waliers, iieasurer. The sponsor is Mrs. lna Bragg. In ihe fall ihe lreshmen had a weinor roasi ai Thomas Parlc, and an indoor pariy was held March 22, wilh lhe sophomores in ihe gym. Many members oi ihe class are in ihe glee clubs and band. Lillian Ann Harding played a clarinei solo ai ihe subfdisirici Music Coniesl ai Moniicello and received an excellen'r rai- ing. Alice McGowan represenied our class in declam. Besides, we were well represenied in iooiball, and ihe freshman baslceiball ieam won a big maioriiy oi ihe games ihey played during The season. Page 26 HONOR There are a few in every group Who always hi+ fhe +op. To 'rhese few we give salu'-'e, And hope 'rhey never siop. if il fx ., 'af- 11 f :' f 1' 3 i ., , if 1. lg 3 V 1-.J ty' 'r 29 i ,sv .I 1 . N. V, , , , 'A --fx . n 2, ' 2-'ax 5 ,.1 1:1- Qf ' . X1 a vsp I-.11 ' 1 . . -Lf xx L ' A 4.1 1 1 1 1 ., 1 1' .1 1 -.111 1 .2 S' ,- L S X -1, vf . 1. 1 W-faq 1 Q55 1 35' 1-.I .,-. Y. 3. if l Y. hz!- 'mil .,f ?'f ,1 '1 n . 41, hm, 16x I , I , O U R il Left to Right- Robert Munsen, Mzwgaret Albaugh. Jeannette Titus, William Recd. ADMINISTRATOR: Miss Sleenloergen Della Sigma Della was organized in Marion I-ligh School in I928. Membership lo lhis sociely is based on characler, service, leadership, and scholarship. The organizalion is sponsored by lhe Deparlmenl ol Secondary School Principals ol lhe Nalional Educalional Associalion. The ollicers are: Roberl Munsen, Presidenl: Jeannelle Tilus, Vicevpresidenlg Margarel Al- loaugh, Secrelary: William Reed, Treasurer. Miss Adelaide Sleenbergen and Mr. Pugh are lhe lacully sponsors. SENIOR MEMBERS Margarel Albaugh Roberl Munsen Kennelh Poller William Reed Anna I-Ielen Marlin Jeannelle Tilus Wyoma Carey Ralph I-lawlc Alice Wallace JUNIOR MEMBERS Donald Bragg Wallace Qldlalhor Rulh Murray Helen Pyle rye O U R N .E. w D E A L Standing, Left 10 Right Hvlen Pyle, Mzirgrarul Alhaugh, Gaylord Ward, Elmerine Davis, Alice Wallace. Siiiing, Left to Right Kenneth Potter, Anna Hclvn Martin. Robert Munson, Alice Ella Barkwill, Lillian Voorhics, John Granger. Page 30 S. A. 6. STATE ACADEMIC GROUP lvlarion I-ligh School scholars sel a new record in lhe Slale Academic lvleel al Iowa Cily, June 4 and 5, I934 wilh lwenly-Iwo sludenls gualily- ing lo lalce parl in lhe greal Iowa Brain Derby. Those who gualilied were as follows: lvlargarel Albaugh, American hislory and American Iileralure: I-Ienry Arp, English lilera- lure and 'lwelllh grade English correclness: Alice Ella Barlqwill, lenlh grade English correclness: EI- merine Davis, plane geomelry: Lenora Dippel, English lileralure: LaVernon Eaclcer, ninlh grade English correclness: Arline Eernow, second year Lalin: John Granger, ninlh grade algebra, gen- eral science, and ninlh grade English correclness: Anna I-Ielen Ivlarlin, elevenlh grade English cor- reclness: Roberl Munsen, biology: Bessie Nell, American governmenl and English Iileralure: Melvin Oldlalher, physics: Jess Rayworlh Ozias, economics: Kennelh Poller, biology: Helen Pyle, lenlh grade English correclness: Jeanne Slile, American Iileralure: Roberl Tilus, Iwelllh grade English correclness and American governmenl: Lyle Van Eossen, economics: Lillian Voorhies, plane geomelry: Gaylord Ward, general science: Alice Wallace, elevenlh grade English correcl- ness: Clarence Williamson, lirsl year Lalin and ninlh grade algebra. Tesls were given in sevenleen subiecls, and Marion was represenled in lhe slale meel in six- Ieen ol lhese subiecls. More oulslanding was lhe record made by lwelve ol lvlarion's represen- lalives ranlcing in lhe upper len scores in lheir respeclive subiecls. Those raling in lhe high len and lheir placings were: FIRST: Roberl Munsen, biology: Alice Wallace, elevenlh grade English correclness: Elmerine Davis, plane geomelry: SECOND: Roberl Tilus, lwelllh grade English correclness: Tl-IIRD: John Granger, general science: EIETI-I: lvlargarel Albaugh, American hislory: SIXTI-I: I-lelen Pyle, lenlh grade English correclness: SEVENTI-I: Roberl Tilus, American governmenl: EIGI-ITI-I: I-lenry Arp, lwelllh grade English correclness: Bessie Nell, English Iileralure: NINTI-I: Jeanne Slile, American lilera- lure: TENTI-I: Bessie Neff, American govern- menl. Eirsl' and second place winners received gold leys. Approximalely lilly pupils compeled in each subiecr. lvlarion ranlced eighlh in lhe slale in all classes ol schools and second in Class B schools. The purpose ol lhe Scholarship Conlesl al' Iowa Cily is lo molivale and encourage superior scholarship in individuals. O U R N E W S D E A L Left to Right- Back Row-Coach VVnII'v, L. Manson, Il. Luwe, C. Oxley, J. Beeson, A. Mcliean, G. Edwards, T. Mullrmnell. Second Row---U. Haines, D. Dei-flimzer, W. Widyrer. C. Hagerman, J. Reed, B. Fowler, I. King, W. Johnson, J. O. Sheets. Front RowfW. Campbell, H. Lacock, N. Johnson, B. Reed, J. Hess. Not ln thc Picture W. Oldfathcr, D. Goodyear. ADMINISTRATOR: Mr. WolIe The purpose OI Ihe M Club is Io sIimuIaIe an inIeresI in Marion I-ligh aIhleIics. The persons eligible Ior membership Io Ihe club are Ihose who have been awarded maior M's in high school aIhleIics. The M Club is governed by a consIiIuIion which seIs Ihe playing Iime necessary Io receive a major M as a reward. FOOTBALL MEMBERS CapIain Ivan King Fullback Iwo Ross Edwards Billy Reed I-lalIback one Allen McKean Waldo Johnson QuarIerback one Dick DerIlinger Bob Widger I-IaIIback Iwo Charles Oxley Don Goodyear Tackle one Wallace OldIaIher CapI.-elecI Dale Luwe I-lalIback one I-lilden Lacock Don I-laines End one Norman Johnson Tom McDonnell End one Junior Reed Charles I-lagerman End one Bill Campbell BASKETBALL MEMBERS CapIain Bill Reed Guard one Junior Reed James I-less Forward one Dick Derllinger Dale Luwe Forward Iwo John Beeson Ross Edwards Guard Iwo Bill Fowler TRACK MEMBERS Bob Widger l-lalI-mile relay one Waldo Johnson Two mile relay Iwo Allen McKean Two mile relay one Lyle Manson Two mile relay one J. O. SheeIs Two mile relay one Tackle Tackle QuarIerback Tackle Guard Guard CenIer I-lalIback Manager CenIer Guard CenIer Forward Iwo one one one one one one Iwo one Iwo one one one Page 3I Paqe 32 Left 10 Righl Back Row K. Pfillm' I F hl A' ln, R. Munsen. Front Row A, H. Martin, A. Wallarc. J. Titus, M. Alhaugh. SENIOR HONOR GROUP Margarel Albauqlw Roberl Munsen James Eclwlin Kenneiln Poller Anna Helen Marlin Jeannelle Tilus Alice Wallace JUNIOR HONOR GROUP Melvin Clarlc Elmerine Davis l-lelen Freeman Sam Jaclcson Kallwryn Klinlc Ruin Murray l-lelen Pyle Laura Smilln Lillian Voorliies Left to Right- O U R N D L SOPHOMORE HONOR GROUP Le Vernon Eaclier Jolin Granger Edward Hanna Richard Sliaeler Mary Knowllon Gaylord Ward Clarence Williamson ERESHMEN HONOR GROUP Mary Booze Barbara Clark Alice McGowan Mary Ellen Granger Lillian l-larding Roberl Hense Virginia Sell Belly Wallace Back Row-R. Hvnsc. R. SI1aet'o1'. G. Ward. FI. Hanna, M. Clark, J. Granger. L. Eacker. Svcnnd Row F. Williamson. L. V1im'hi6s. H. Freeman, E. Davis. M. Booze, L. A. Hardin!! B ll lv M. Kuo Frnnt Row M M. J. bnell . E. Grzumrcr, R. Murray, L. Smith, V. Self, K. Klink, H. Pyle. B. Wallace, A Marllwa Jane Snell ATHLETICS I+'s greai +o be an a'II1Ie+e And have a grand physique, If we'II buf use 'Ilwe ex+ra sI're g I1 I hIp I1 I: n e ing 'r ose more wea . 'F B and G I E' s 1.K, Y . . 1-ii: 1 'WM V - ,-,. x .V 4 . , - H: f27i+i ?' ' J -A i . LQ I 4,,. ' - ,. V-Q , Q . ,- Y' Ib f - 1 .1 . 1 L , . gn ' . A , 2,-f N 2 - wma. -5' 'I U 1. 15' , , ,, .. U -, Lu. S, '-' ' A, f -X v , , 'f 2.5, ' 1 'T 4 E V .4 V ,, V I' :Z 1 .V L: ...A . ' ' ' .u, . V, . '. rf -e, 4 fb,-I 'L 1.:- li - 41 F , ' .mrulf - . 1. '! . V , 1, . 1 :,- ,Y Y Z' ' A - I tf' , f . ,..., ., ..,' 1.m1:J..-fi ...fff-:.,..,g-ml.. Ay. gig.:-L.z.,,,.z -'f Q mai, sL.ua..V M. PM A ,,. , . U., .u . 1 L sg - r x n-. I v U ,Q r fs: 1 x' - T'gLQ,,. 1 'i ' .HF O U R L Top Row, Left to Right-Henry Arp. Robert Smith, Edward Hanna, Donald Phelps, James Reynolds, Raymond Barnes, Dale Luwe, Allen McKean. Second Row, Left to Right-James Hess, Waldo Johnson, Hilden Lacock, J. 0. Sheets, Richard Monthie, Dale Smith, Lyle Manson, Rayworth Ozias, Arthur Steinmetz. Bottom Row, Left to Right-Robert Le Monte, Roland Milner, Sam Patterson, John Lyons, James Lacock, Marion Hendrickson. ADMINISTRATOR: Mr. WolTe A squad of approximaTely TwenTy-Tive men reporTed To Coach WolTe Tor Traclc in I934. The squad wenT Through iTs daily rouTine oT callisrhenics and iogging on The Traclc in The old gym unTil The weafher permiTTed iT To go ouT OT doors. The Coe Traclc was Then used The remainder oT The season. The squad parTicipaTed in Tour meeTs and Coach WoITe again proved his coaching abiliTy by The TacT ThaT his men enioyed anoTher successTul season. The brighT spoT oT The season was The Tine showing ThaT Marion made aT The Iowa STaTe Teachers Relays. Five Teams were enTered and The resulr was Three TirsT, one second, and one Third. THE MEETS Iowa STaTe Teachers Relays-Led by Cap- Tain SmiTh, The quarTer and halT miie relay Teams, composed oT D. SmiTh, Widger, l-lun- Ter, and Ozias opened The schedule by win- ning looTh races. The Two mile relay Team also won. IT was composed oT SheeTs, McKean, Johnson, and Reynolds. The mile relay Team placed second, and The medley Third. Grinnell lnTerscholasTic-CompeTiTion was very sTrong in This meeT, buT Reynolds placed second in The halT mile run, I-lunTer Third in The low hurdles, and D. SmiTh TourTh in The 440 yard dash. The 880 yard relay placed Third, and The Two mile TourTh. lvlarion placed sixTh ouT oT TwenTy-Tive schools enTered. DisTricT MeeT aT Cedar Rapids-I-lunTer placed TourTh in The low hurdles. All Three relay Teams placed Third. These Teams were The 880, mile, and Two mile relays. Tri-Valley-ln This conTerence meeT I-lunTer was The ouTsTanding perTormer oT The day. I-le won The IOO and 220 yard dashes, and The Iow hurdles. D. SmiTh won The 440 yard dash and SheeTs won The halT mile. OTher place winners were: Manson and McKean in The mile, Luwe in The high hurdles and high jumps, D. SmiTh in The l00 and 220, Reynolds in The 440, and B. SmiTh in The shoT puT and discus. Marion was TirsT in The 880 yard relay and second in The mile relay. Marion was second in This meeT wiTh 47 poinTs To VinTon's 53. Those men who garnered enough poinTs during The season To win an award were: Hun- Ter, Widger, D. SmiTh, Ozias, Johnson, lvlc- Kean, SheeTs, Reynolds, and Manson. Page 35 Left to Right- Back Row -Coach Don Wolfe, Billy Campbell, Manager, N. Johnson, W. Oldfather, A. McKean, R. Edwards, C. Oxley, Hanna. Graham, Mnnthie, Kinser, Davin, Goodyear, Lacock, Jar-obs, Price. Assistant Manager. Jack Cummins, Assistant Coach. Second Row-E. l erreter, McDonnell. Shekleton. Derflinger, Widpzer, Barnes, I. Kinyr, Captain J. Reed, B. Reed, Sheets, W. Johnson. Luwe, Haines, Hagerman. Front Row--C. Oxley, Trimble, Newlin, Le Monte, Hendrickson, Hatt, Patterson, Fry, Manson. Harlan, Milner, Bragg, Phelps, R. Ferrctcr, Little. F. B. S. ADMINISTRATOR: Mr. Wolte Marion l-ligh experienced its worst tootball season in years during the tall ot I934. An in- experienced sguad, with only tour lettermen, reported at the beginning ot the season, and while some progress was made, no great improvement was noticeable until the Monticello game late in the season. Marion won three, tied one and lost tive games during the I934 season. However, only tour letterrnen are lost by graduation, and with thirteen lettermen being pushed by capable reserves tor every position on the team, prospects are exceptionally bright tor l935. Outstanding games in I934 include the 6 to O defeat by Vinton, when Vinton was expected to win by a top heavy score: and the battles with Monticello and Anamosa, both ot which were close and hard tought. Anamosa tinally won a Turlcey Day game trom Marion atter being on the short end ot the score tor seven successive years. COACH WOLFE Marion Marion i Marion 5 Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Page 36 -6 -O Marion--6 SEASONS RECGRD: Tipton-6 DeWitt-O Manchester-O Independence- Vinton-6 Belle Plaine-7 Mt. Vernon-I3 Monticello-20 Anarnosa-I5 LETTERMEN: Captain, Ivan King Captain elect, Dale Luwe Billy Reed' O Donovan Goodyear' Waldo Johnson' Bob Widgerx Don l-laines Tom McDonald Ross Edwards Wallace Qldtather Junior Reed Dick Dertlinger Norman Johnson l-lilden Lacoclc Allen McKean Charles Oxley Charles t-lagerman X Seniors Left to Right- Back Row-Coach Cummins. H. Peckosh. L. Chapel. A. McKean, C. Oxley. J. Davin, C. Hagerman, D. Haines, W. Johnson, R. Ferreter, B. Campbell, Manager. Front Row- J. Hess, W. Oldfather. D. Nelson, B. Fowler, R. Edwards, J. Beeson, J. Reed. D. Luwe, B. Reed. Captain, R. Derflinger, R. Price, Assistant Manager. B. B. S. ADMINISTRATOR: lvlr. Cummins A squad oT ThirTy men including Three leTTermen, Edwards, Luwe, and Reed, reporTed Tor The I934-35 baskeTball season. ATTer a week's pracTice, The squad was cuT To eighTeen men. During The season The Team didn'T seem To have enough sTamina To play a second halT game. They had a brillianT oTTense, buT Their inabiliTy To make many shoTs counT eTTecTed Their oTTense. The score I3 proved TaTal To The Crimson and Gold cause. Four Times The home- guard wound up games wiTh ThirTeen poinTs, and many Times iT Took Them a quarTer of play To break ThaT score. Marion played one oT iTs besT games oT The season in The secTional TournamenT aT VinTon in spiTe oT The TacT ThaT The regular guards, Edwards and Derflinger, were ouT oT compeTiTion because oT illness. They losT because of Their inabiliTy To check LaPorTe CiTy's oTTense. The score was 32 To 20. EighT players were awarded leTTers aT The close oT The season. They are CapTain Bill Reed, John Beeson, Dick Derflinger, Ross Edwards, Bill Fowler, Jim l-Tess, Dale Luwe, and Junior Reed. WiTh losing only Two leTTermen by graduaTion, CapTain Reed and Jim Hess, The prospecTs Tor nexT year look exceedingly brighT, wiTh Beeson aT cenTer, Luwe and Fowler, and Reed aT Torwards, and Edwards and DerTlinger aT The guards. They should develop inTo one OT The besT combinaTions produced here in recenT years. SEASON'S RECORD COACH CUMMINS Marion-7 CenTral CiTy--2I Marion-IO lvlounT Vernon-I5 Marion-I9 CenTral CiTy-23 Marion-I3 ManchesTer-26 Marion-I 7 Anamosa-22 Marion-20 lvlonTicello-30 Marion-I6 Independence-40 Marion-I3 Springville-26 Marion-I2 Springville-I3 Marion-22 Independence-4I Marion-I3 VinTon-22 Marion-27 Anamosa-I6 Marion-I3 GranT TC. R.l--35 Marion-I5 GranT TC. R.l-3I Marion-I3 lv1ounT Vernon-20 Marion-I 8 VinTon-25 Marion-I8 ManchesTer-28 TOURNAMENT Marion-I6 lv1onTicelIo-24 Marion-20 LaPorTe CiTy-32 ' Page 37 Page 39 Left to Right- Back Row Mzirgaiiel Jamzlis, Ella Iluvin, Lois Loc-kwooxl, Ruth Murphey, Belly Howell Presidenl . Vicerljresidenl, Secrelary Treasurer Baseball Front Row llrlziry Ann Le-I11'. Florulxce Oakley. Mary Bisek, Enid Mershun. Marian Cone. 6. A. A. ADMINISTRATOR: Miss Crew G. A. A. CABINET .Margarel Jacobs Rulh Murphey Lois Loclcwood Belly I-lowell Florence Qalcley Volleyball . Baslcelball . l'lilcing, , Traclc ,. Slcaling, ,, O U R N .L w D E A L . ..Mary Biseli .Marian Cone , Mary Ann l.ehr ...Enid Mershon ,, Ella Davin The gym work was begun under lhe guidance ol Miss Edilh Benson. Gelling accuslomed lo her ways, we began our lirsl sporl. baseball. This game allordecl some brealhless momenls and plenly ol excilemenl. Laler we piclced our leams lor volleyball and pracliced a lew limes, when our Iasl year's gym leacher Miss Rulh Crew relurned. We lhen began baslcelball. Many hard laughl baslcelball games were played belween chosen leams. A lcid parly and a picnic al Thomas Parlc were enloyed as social evenls lhis year. The main purpose ol lhe Girls' Alhlelic Associalion is lo improve lhe general heallh, lo im- prove lhe poslure, lo improve lhe carriage and develop grace ol bodily movemenl, and lo cullivale a spiril ol lairness as well as a love ol sporl. CLASS OFFICERS and ORGANIZATIONS Organiza+ions-now whai' does +I1a'r mean? I+ fakes in a big Io+ of ground, And I 'Ihink you'II agree when I say, Our organizaiions are sound. ' an ,- 1 l v - .4 Ju- 44 fi ,T xg -,.f 35 1' O 2 U R co N E N W 5 D E 2 O A 'E L -2 CLASS OFFICERS Senior Officers William Reed, presiclenr Arflwur Sreinmerz, vice-presidenr Jessamine Rundquisl, secrelary Wyoma Carey, lreasurer Junior Qllicers Rullw Murray, presiclenl Ivan King, vice-presidenr Belly l-lense, secrefary Vincenl l-lall, lreasurer Sophomore Officers !56' William Fowler, presidenl' Grace Cira, vicefpresidenl Edward l-lanna, secrerary Jacob Snell, lreasurer owoqolog JZ' SJ CD KD :r 3 w 3 Freshman Glficers James Fry, presidenl Lucile Cone, vice-presiclenr l-larrielle Frencli, secrelary Jolwn Wallers, lreasurer O U R N -5. W D E A L -.iv 1 4 gf X r Page 4 Left to Right O U R N E Nl W D E A L Back Row L. Lockwood. J. Rundquist, E. Davin, E. Cunningham. Fifth Row-K. Iflnagliu, M. Gillmore, L. Cone, G. Oakley, J. McCann, B. l-lense, H. Pyle, M. H. Sloss. M. Jacobs. Fourth Row- G. Brenneman. H. French, E. Graves, P. Freeman, E. Mershon, M. Michel, V. Trimble, L. Cruise. l'hird Rowe M. E. Granger, B. Clark. A. Davidson, B. Reynolds, F. Oakley, O. Reinheimer, L. Cippern. Second Row- '- A. McGowan. J. Frazee, H. Freeman, L. Stitzel, N. Dove, V. Wild, P. Timson. ?ront Row--E. Vanlfossen. J. Titus, Miss NVilcux, E. Mershon, E. Davis, W. Newlin. Page 42 G. G. C. ADMINISTRATOR: Miss Wilcox The Sweep Slakes Music Trophy was given lo Marion lasl year for lhe mosl complele eniry in lhe Sub-Dislricl Coniesi al Charles Cily. The following evenls won cerlificaies ol Award: Violin solo, I-larold I-lorn: Bariione solo, Billy Campbell: Soprano solo, Jeannelle Tilus: Boys' small vocal group: Mixed Small vocal group: Piano solo, Frank Flack: Boys' Glee Club: Girls' small vocal group, Monlicello, Charles Ciiy: Mixed Chorus, Monlicello, Charles Ciiy. A chorus of iiily voices sang al lhe firsl concerl. Thirly-six of 'rhe people have been se- lecled for lhe conlesi. Lois Lockwood and Barbara Clark accompany lhe Mixed Chorus. The Girls' Sexlelle is composed of Lorraine Cruise, Jeanelle Tiius, Lois Lockwood, Lois Slilzel, Blanche Reynolds, Arminla Davidson, and Barbara Clark, accompanisl. These girls have appeared ai numerous performances. The Mixed Small Group is composed of Lyle Manson, Raymond Kinser, Mildred Gillmore, Marguerile Michel, Florence Oakley, and Donald Bragg. Edna Davis is ihe accompanisl. They have appeared al Vesper Conceri and Easlern Siar programs. The resulls of 'rhe Home Solo Conlesl are as follows: Tenor solo: Billy Campbell, Bass solo: Roberl Munsen, Soprano solo: Lorraine Cruise, Allo solo: Arminra Davidson. PERSONNEL FIRST SOPRANO-Jeannelle Tilus, Enid Mershon, Pauline Timson, Orneila Reinheimer, Louise Cippers, Lorraine Cruise, Marguerile Michel, Helen Pyle, Mildred Gillmore, Ella Davin, Eslher Cunningham, Margarei Jacobs, Nadine Dove, Barbara Clark. SECOND SOPRANO-Eunice Van Fossen, Jean Frazee, I-lelen Freeman, Lois Slilzel, Vir- ginia Wild, I-larrielle French, Genevieve Oakley, Eunice Mershon, Verlee Trimble, Mary I-lelen Sloss, Belly I-lense, Jessamine Rundquisl, Lois Lockwood. ALTO-Winifred Newlin, Alice McGowan, Arminla Davidson, Blanche Reynolds, Florence Oakley, Phyllis Freeman, Eunice Graves, Lucile Cone, Kalhleen I-loaglin, Joan McCann, Gladys Brenneman. ACCOMPANISTS-Edna Davis, Mary Ellen Granger. S O U R N D E M lil L Left to Right- Back Row? IJ. Haines, W. Oldfuther, W. Gromnion, Il. Phelps, M. Grahmn, E. Hanna, R. Kennerlv. R. 'inse-r. Fifth Row R. Maxsun, R. Widger, D. Bramr, R, Munsen, L. Harlan, B, Ringrland, R. Hardin. A. McKean. J. O. Sheets. Fourth Row R. Hogan. R. LaMnnte. R. Hanson, J. Walters, R. Hense, L. Manson, J. Granger. R. Milner. Third Row-S. Jackson, J, Nelson. J. Kindig, R. Ferreter, D. Seeks, K. Potter, W. Wells. M. Clemuns. Second Rnw-I.. Eacker, R. Little, J. Shirley, IJ. Beadlc, A. Svhenken, H. Christiansen, B. Cnlnyihell. Front Row- C. Oxley, li. Zier, Miss Wilrox. A. H. Martin, J. Leidiprh. Accompanists. B. G. C. ADMINISTRATOR: Miss Wilcox During The opening week of school over one-half oT The high school sTudenTs were TesTed Tor Glee Clubs. MosT oT These sTudenTs were in some organizaTion during The TirsT semesTer. The Boys' Glee Club appeared aT The ArmisTice Day Assembly, The Glee Club ConcerT, Dec. 2l, l934, The I-lome ConcerT, March I I and I2, I935, and The Music ConTesT aT MonTicello. The Boys' OuarTeTTe has appeared aT several perTormances. The Boys' Double OuarTeTTe and Girls' SexTeTTe gave The ChrisTmas Assembly. On Sunday, February IO, l935, a Vesper ConcerT was given by soloisTs and small groups. MosT oT These sTudenTs have appeared Treguemly aT various clubs oT The communiTy. The resulTs oT The music conTesT aT MonTicello, March 30 were as Tollows: Superior, Lor- raine Cruise, Soprano solo: ArminTa Davidson, ConTralTo solo: RoberT Munsen, BariTone solo: Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls' SexTeTTe, Mixed SexTeTTe. Excellenh Tenor solo, Billy Campbell. All Those who had superior raTings will go To The DisTricT ConTesT aT Olewein, April sixTh. PERSONNEL FIRST TENOR-Basil Zier, Willis Grommon, CarleTon Oxley, Richard LiT+le, John Shirley, Donald Beadle, AlberT Schenlcen, Hilmar ChrisTianson, Richard FerreTer, Gerald Seelcs, Wayne Wells, Lyle Manson, John WalTers, Max Graham. SECOND TENOR-Roland Milner, Edward l-lanna, Ralph l-Ianson, Donald I-laines, Roberf Widger, Le Vernon Eaclcer, Merrill Clemans, John Nelson, Sam Jackson, Raymond Kinser. FIRST BASS-Billy Campbell, KenneTh PoTTer, Jack Kindig, RoberT Le MonTe, Roberf Max- son, RoberT Munsen, Bernard Ringland, RoberT T-larden, RoberT Kennedy, RoberT l-lense. SECOND BASS-J. O. SheeTs, Allen McKean, Louis l-Tarlan, Donald Bragg, Wallace Old- TaTher, RoberT l-logan, Donald Phelps, John Granger. ACCOMPANISTS-Anna Helen MarTin, Jean Leidigh. Page 43 age 44 M. I-I. S. B. ADMINISTRATOR: Mr. Popeioy O U R N E D E Ill. L The Marion High School Band under The direclion of Mr. Popejoy has been carrying on an exlensive program This school year as well as lasl summer. During The summer They had daily rehearsals and presenled a series ol Twelve weelcly concerls. This Tall They slarled oul by play- ing al mosl ol The Toolball games and conlinued by playing al The baslcerball games. The band played on Memorial and Old Se++lers' Days and also gave one evening concert Praclrically all of The members of rhe band lalce privale lessons. Mr. Popeioy also has charge of a Junior Band composed of aboul Jrwenly srudenls. Superior raling al The sub-dislricl music conlesl was given lo Roberl' Kennedy, saxophonislg Donald Bragg, lrombonislg The Chamber Group ol Brass lnsfrumenfs composed of Richard Lillle, John Tilus, corners, Lewis Harlan, French horn, Donald Bragg, Gaylord Ward, Jrrombone, and Lyle Manson, Tuba: and The Concerl Band. The band is playing Tor seleclive number The Flying Dulchmanu Overlure. FLUTES Bobbe DeVore John Miller Marjorie Melcola OBOE Helen Pyle Kalhryn Klinlc BASSOON Hilmar Chrislianson CLARINET Rulh Murphey Jean Leicligh Nadine Dove Harry Dunlap L. Harding D. Beadle John Beeson Rulh Murray PERSONNEL Alice Wallace BASS CLARINET Crandall Weaver Blanche Hamm Glalha Porl Alberl Schenlcen Norma Helbig Mary E. Ford Pauline Taylor Calherine Bigger Kenl Finger Drusilla Loclcey Wilma Weis ALTO CLARINET Virginia Pyle BASS TENOR SAXOPI-TONE Dorofhy Fillmore ALTO SAXOPI-TONE Roberl Kennedy Bernard Ringlancl Merrill Clemans TROMBONE Donald Bragg Gaylord Ward Maurice Flaclc Belly Howell Roberl Widger Lyle Manson BARITONE Ralph Hanson Carrie Hanson Wallace Oldialher Emadine Goodenough Jacob Snell Clarence Reinhard CORNET Richard Liflle John Tilus Billy Campbell Joan Slanclish Lawrence Kesling Neal Weaver David Dippel FRENCH HORN Lewis Harlan John Wallers James Pope Merle Hanson DRUMS Roberl Maxon Lucille Cone Carlefon Oxley Alice E. Barlcwill John Lyon O U R N l. w D E A L Left to Right- Back Row S. I'a1tersnn. IJ. Goodyear. W. Reed. R. Hawk, B. House, B. Hamm. G, Brenneman. R. Kinser. Second Row-R. Hanson, H. Miller, R. Murray, H. Pyle, L. Vonrhies, A. Wallace, R. Le Monte. S. Jackson. Frnnt Row--M. Clark, L. Smith. K. Klink, E. Davis, Miss R. Rummens, W. Oldfather. Not in the Picture--Mr. Shults, Crandall Weaver. Z. M. E. ADMINISTRATORS: Miss Rummens, Mr. ShuTTs MATHEMATICS HONOR SOCIETY The obiecT OT ZeTa Mu Epsilon SocieTy is To provide Tor The recogniTion oi abiliTy in The Tield OT maThemaTics, The basis oi all science, in The secondary level oT educaTion, To provide a means of conTinued inTeresT and an appreciarion oT The growTh of maThemaTics, and To pro- vide an organizaTion Tor The TurThering oT Tralrernal relaTionships oT Those inTeresTed in maThe- maTics. Persons eligible To ioin This organizaTion musT have an average oT B in high school maTh- emaTics and an average oi C in oTher subiecTs. Four meeTings of The year have been oT an educaTional naTure. AT The TirsT Elmerine Davis Told The club oi her experiences aT The academic meeT lasT May. AT The meeTing oi Oc-- Tober I5, I934, Mr. ShuTTs gave The hisTory oi The TirsT numbers and prooTs. Miss Rummens presenTed several unusual geomeTrical prooTs, such as The nine-poinT circle and mulTiplicaTion oT lines aT anoTher meeTing. Club members enioyed a social meeTing March I8, l935, which Took The Torm oT a ST. PaTriclc's MysTery ParTy. Members oT The Treshman and sophomore classes who were eligible To ioin ZeTa Mu Epsilon were inviTed, and during The evening were TesTed by The club mem- bers as To Their maThemaTical abiliTies. Page 45 Left In Right Bark Row M'vl1'u'v l'lac'k Tohn h an1,501' Hlalwlw Hamm M1-4-4 Nclwubhv Jacob Snell P,rlw-url l t V t lt Front Row Iiu Wallace. I . .J Page 46 Ha. l 'Cl'I'Q 9 il IW lh Mlll'l'2lY, Mary Helen Sloss, Marian Cone, Armintzx Davidson, Alice McGowan, Alice HOME DECLAMATORY CONTEST LINCOLN AUDITORIUM February QI, i935 ORATORICAL The glnderworld on Top - - Houses ol Forgollen Men Machine-Made Morals The Blunderinq Gianl DRAMATIC Cherry Blossoms A The Man on lhe Kerb The Finqer ol God Elizabelh A - - HUMOROUS lflis Firsl Dress Suil - - Sislerly Sparring Peler Proiecls Relurn Engaqernenl Mrs. .luniala Caldwell Laser, Crilic Judge Maurice Flack Blanche l-lamm Vincenl l-lall - Jacob Snell Marian Cone Arminla Davidson John Granger Mary l-lelen Sloss Edward Ferreler Alice McGowan Rulh Murray Alice Wallace X 1 , FEATURE F fures are ai every show Th y're why we pay ou+ mo y S In FI d In B f y f X X X.. xxx X + K R ,,, 4 V 1 1fief.it +x2i fV' 1 1 4 ' A gn.: ,gaLg,gn ich. 'pgs .f . -. , . M. - xi? r 1 Turn . , xY J- if? E . ri 4 c- 'F if . 1 .il N-akmr M -' A w V 4 ,--, .,f-- .. 12' -' ,QE M5l.'f?f':- a 'ff X 'Xe .Z H X .- Hts - v - - x xs.: .. K L K gl ' A V 1 t w -x .,. , P N , , 'K --gi . , ?? -,gl A I .,. , 5. .12 .f ' ' L11 -tif fl 1. 1' L. , T Q-i,,.1-.'1: H ' f- ' V I 55,1-K Q . gl fl ff :Qin 1 - Hif- y 1 - -ul, L 2-Q I 1 15 -f -x 'S . D, 2 f .' 2 15 . Q , .hm X--m .Hip ' '1 L ,Q gm... 5 w 1 -43 W4 x -Ami I934 - SEPTEMBER - I934 Sun. I Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sai. I 2 3 4-Only 55 5-Freshies 6-Real 7-Assembly. 8 seniors sfagger srudying Mr. Vernon re+urn. around. s+ar+ed. gives relurn speech. 9 I0-Glee club Il-Whaf senior I2-Rise in I3-Foolball I4-Annual I5 announcernenrs boy gol hungry remperafure players gel foofball and wen+ home Fur coars new helme'rs speeches. 6+h hour? dofled. lbigger heads?l I6 I7-New form I8-Juniors I I I9-Why did 20-Who's 2I-Officers 22 of nominafing Seniors I I Mr. Burch afraid of elecled. officers in- Speech day I I have ro scrub grasshoppers? Jrroduced. 'rhe hall ? 7 23 24-Resignaiion 25-Quill sralif 26' f X ' f X 27-Freshies go 28-Losf-'lirsr 29 of Mr. I-loule. meeling. Whar f f ' f f clear +o foofball game. Mr. Johnson is are Iheir plans? H Rain f' X f Thomas Parlc Tiplon won successor ' X X ' f X X for picnic. 6-O 30 I934 - OCTOBER - I934 i Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. y Sai. I-Quill sfafl 2-G. A. A. 3-BEWARE I I 4 5-Quill slafl 6 rneering. Who meeling. Snake escaped had charge of won 'rhe card Cabinel' from biology assembly game! elecied. room. 7 8-Everyone's 9-Pep Club I0-Officers II-Seniors I2-Fooiball I3 all dressed organized. elecled for had wiener game I I I I up for class Where are Jrhe Pep Club. roasr al Marion-I3 picfures. boys? Shaeffer Parlc Manchesler-O I4 I5-Surprise I I I6-Whaf SSHIOVS I7 I8-Junior I9-Fooffball 20 Wimpy gol up Wfm 30513-+R-fend Grade class game before break- SSI? meaan S1357 Cards parry. Marion-6 las? and shaved. Independence-Ol 2I 22-BOYS I I 23-Girls' 24-Pep meer- 25-Seniors 26-Blue Fri. 27 When lv1r.WolIe baseball ing. pick class Vinlon won F.B. says no smolc- game. Senio s RahII RahII rings. game. 6-O. ing, he means il. los+ 9-IO. RahII 28 29-Some 30-G. A. A. 3l l lreshies Iosi Weiner roasr. I-lalloweenII a no're. Nico par+yI?I I Page 49 Page 50 Lil' lkie in person. Gone. bul nof forgoffen. Does lie rafe? Taking il' easy. Faflner Prolecfor Ruflwie Charlie Gym? No, Jim You Golla ba a Foolball Hero Fair and Warmer Culie Chums Heads Wofla Percy UP Man Le-Vs all go camping Chiseling Smiles Soufh-enders Everyone s+ops l.iH'le Man A Tho'f slruclc him I934 - NOVEMBER - I934 Un- Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sal. I-No school 2-Game al' 3 Teachers' Belle Plaine convenlion. B. P.-6 lvl.-O 4 5-Whar was 6-Wolfe-Whal 7-Exlral 8-Bill Reed 9-We wenl' I0 The peculiar is mos'r recenr Who go'r lvl. Ia're again. We lied odor in senior Iaxes? Ari S.. Wood her exI'ra Excuse-Too MI. Vernon I3 sfudy hall? Baclc faxes. far 'ro wallc. Marion I3 II I2-I57, is a I3-Plans being I4-Surprise I5-Pep Club Ib-I-Iomecom- I7 Io'r off, bul made for 'resin aclive, ing. Gm. 81 Dnc. if was a good I-lomecoming. Aufhor M. Wood parade planned Ivlonli-20 game anyway. V Marion-7 I8 I9-Assembly 20- Mr. Johnson 2I 22 23-Foolball 24 Snalce +aIlc. bisecls an players I5' pylhon earlhworm. Rain!! Snowl Ioclced in gym. shown. 25 26-Back +o 27-Band con- 28 29-ThanIcs- 30-No school. 'rhe old grind. ceri. More Grade giving game. Thanksgiving odors in senior Cardsll Anamosa-I5 vacaI'ion. sludy hall. Marion-O I934 - DECEMBER - I934 Un- Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sai- I 2 3 4-No more F.B. 5-Joe G.: Does 6-S. O. S. 7-Movie on 8 Baslcel ball Loolc have an ed lSame old ChrisI'mas praclice is on 'rhe end of il. sI'uI3F.l now underway or is il' singular? 9 I0-G. A. A. II-Firsl B.B. I2-Foolball I3- Paragraph I4- Paragraph I5 par+y. Good game. banquel. for Lunch for Lunch Time was had Marion-7 Dick Crayne Jr. class. again easily by all. C. Cily-2I preseni. play. digesled. I6 I7 I8-B.B. Game I9-An Elizabelh 20-Glee Club 2I 22 C. Cify-24 Browning was concerl. Xmas Marion-I9 discovered in Large crowd Assembly. Sr. s+udy hall. allended. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Vacarionll Xmas!! Vacalion Vacafion Vaca+ion 30 3I X Page Sl Page 52 Sirike Up The Band Behveen Halves Our Band Leader The Fighf ls On The Family Three Cheers One Hess Shay Where's The Bicycle Buili For Two? Baby! Take A Bow Junior High On Parade Office S+er1ographers Our Superinfendenf Alma Maier ls His Face Red I935 - JANUARY - l935 SUN- I Mon. Tues. Wed. Tlwurs. Fri. I 55+- I-Found- 2-Back 'ro l 3-Piclures 4-Game- l 5 Misllelroe a+ School. Ialcen for Ind-40 lreshie par'ry. Quill. Marion-I5 6 7-Blue 8-Game fliere 9-M. Wand l I0-Declam II-Game I2 Monday is Spring-I3 has an preliminaries Vin'fon-22 rigl'i'r. Marion-I2 accidenl. Marion-I3 Almos+ won. I3 I4-IAXDOIIISF I5-Game lwere I6-Exams I7 I8-No game I9 blue Monday 31 Granl'-35 being pre- EXAMS ' foo icy. unevenlful Marion-I3 pared lor. day. l a 20 2I-Tes+ papers 22-Game 23-Reporl 24 25-Game l'1ere l 26 passed out MI. V.-20 cards!! 7 ? 7 Vin+on won also a few Marion-I3 25-I8 sludenfs. l 27 28-Posrponed 29-Anolher 30-Who wen'r 3I-Wan+ed!! l game played. game lwere up 'lown willw beds inslead , Manclwesler-28 Monli-24 gum on luis of chairs in eco-l Marion-I8 Marion-I6 ear? nomics class. , I935 - FEBRUARY - I935 Sun- Mon. Tues. Wecl. Thurs. Fri. I Sa l I-B.B. Game I 2 .Mt Vernon-I5 ' Marion-IO V l 3 4-Work 5-New ping 6.Mr.Jol1nson 7-Sfudenfi Con- 8-ManCI-lesfer 9 s+ar+ed pong se+s springs a?1 iJI:lTge CMH' 25 MariOn.l3 on e+iqueH'e pu+ in use. anollwer when dad Vim sei' Assembly on book. g +es+. married? efiquelle. I0 II-Many ab- I2-B.I3. Game I3-MF-IWOIIGI I4-Sexlelles I5-B.B. Game, I6 senl afler Monli-28 Wzal bpd Ol mogl' go +o Waferloo. Springville-26 vesper concert Marion-27. 9 gyzhsageifw' Rain!! Marion- I 3 Same old s+ory. L. s.: An animal. Assembly. I7 I8-Ping Pong I9-B.B. Game. 20-Sex+e+'re 2I-Assembly 22-Surprise!! 23 Iournamenl Ind.-4l crilicisms arrive. Declam Confesl. Anamosa-I6 sfarled. Marion-22 Lo+s of worlc 'Io MariQn-26 +I1ere. be done. Tap dance, 24 25-Bill R. 26-Mumps 27 28 81 Joe K. de- drag many clared 'rennis from +l1e rank champs. and file. Page 53 age 54 I935 - MARCH - I935 un. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sai. I-Assembly 2 Speech on +ee+h 3 4-Exiemp. 5-M. Wood 6 7-Fifsf and Idsf 8-Home 9 speech finds long GRADE OU 'dm-em games' music coniesi. Iosi CARDS!! II I2 1 -Z coni-esi elim- Ihemes. 6 or 9- inaiion. IO II-Home I2-I-Iorne I3-Mysierious I4-Delia I5-B.B. I6 conceri conceri inviiaiions Sigma Delia 'rournameni received by iniiiafion. beiween cIasses.i seIec'r few. Juniors won. I7 I8-Faial I9-Assembly. 20-Ping Pong 2I-Firsi day 22-Freshies 23 Nighr. T.B. 'resis Iournameni of spring. and Sophs livlaih. club explained nearing 'end. have parI'y. Paffyl 24 25-Las+ 26-Parenis' 27 28 29-Music 30 meeiing of Night Blizzard Rain con+es+ ai Quill Sialif T. B. iesis. IChangeabIe Monii. Ilnsiru- weaiherl meniall SENIOR ACTIVITIES APRIL 2I 22,23 MAY 9- 20 2I 24 EASTER SUNDAY Spring Vacaiion Senior Class Play Junior and Senior Banquei Baccalaureaie Sunday Picnic a+ Independence Class Day Picnic and irip +0 Anamosa Commencemeni School closes ADS and HUMOR Somelhing lhaf a++rac+s Hue eye, And makes Hs s+a+emen+ clear, A smile if woven in will help Buf i+'s nof +he place for a +ear. u1 11111101 1 1 11:11 1 n1 1 1:1 1: 1 -1 1 1:1111-1n1n14:1n1u1:1 1019, L Loyally lo coun+ry, communily and home. l Individual inlegrily in Jrhoughl, word and deed. O Our flag, our language. N New ideals, new hopes, new arnbilions in business and profession S Service Thar is founded on lhe Golden Rule. Marion Lions Club PROFESSIONAL .. DIRECTORY M. D. A. E. Crew Phil Crew J. T. Graysron F. S. Skinner H. O. Young D. D. S. Dr. J. J. Boolh Dr. l.. C. Dow Dr. R. E. Leidigh Chiropracfor Dr. H. C. Slilzel Dr. F. L. l-loughlon 1 1:1101 1 1 1 1 11.110 Page 5 ge 58 o'o-1 1u1n-u---1-U--ii-011,111-01010111:-ii ! U U II in U U U U U II i 11. U U U U U U U ll II II II ll II U U U U U U U in ii U U U U ii U U U II II o 0.0 -4 ,---------- - AMENTS' DRY GOODS 1u1:ncau1n-1 10111 11111 1 1 1-1 1 10 For Marion People, iI s A' J' Amem THE SENTINEL DRY GOODS MILLINERY More news of Marion and rural Linn READY'TO'WEAR Counfy each week Ihan is presenred in any NOTIONS SCHOOL SUPPLIES olher newspaper in 'rhe world! THE FRIENDLY STORE Read Marion news firsl' in The SenIineI- IvIarion's own Newspaper. Phone 60 MIKE CIRA I-Ieadquarfers for Soft Drinks and Confectionery Products We appreciare your parronage and will give you friendly and elificienr service Io show I+. Phone I64 fi? D. A. STAMY Marion, Iowa GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 42 I insure everyrhing buf Ihe hereaI+er. Wall Paper - Painls - Varnishes Brushes - Window Glass P. G. HARLAN CO. Marion. Iowa You will find if a paying proposifion To Irade ar The FARMER'S ELEVATOR CO. Phone 55 QUALITY and SERVICE--Is Our Morro Lewis Weis. Presiden+ Irvin Ford, Mgr. Gozo U U U U U U U U II U U U U U U U in U Q ! U U U U U U ll U U U r1n1n1u1u1-11 1111511111 11:1 1u1i1u1n1i1u1 111 1 1 1:1111 1 11101 1:11103 :Iwi-ninlniulnluinlirznnzipiqngxrinaxinnim31111301 CEDAR RAPIDS BUSINESS COLLEGE Specialized courses in WalTon AccounT- ir1g,ConsTrucTive and advanced, Business and Cffice Procedure and PracTice, STen- ographic and SecreTarial Training, oT inTer- esT and value To high school graduaTes wiTh ambiTions Tor Their TuTure. AccrediTed by NaTional AssocIaTion of AccrediTed Commercial Schools. EDISON PHARMACY AGFA-All WeaTher Film Rainy, Cloudy, or Sunny WeaTher Developing and PrinTing ThaT is Superior EDISON PHARMACY SelecT your GraduaTion GITTS ThaT are dis- TincTive and new aT EDISON'S uiniuiuq-ini-I1mini.-:ni in First National Bank A Member oT The Federal Reserve SysTem We pay inTeresT on Time and savings deposiTs Your deposiTs up To 55,000.00 are Tully insured in This Bank IN ADDITION TO A COMPLETE LINE OF LUMBER fi? You WILL ALSO FIND- Balsam Wool InsuIaTion CeloTex and Nu Wood Beaver Board Mason's Supplies I-Iigh Grade Fuel aT SPAI-IN E3 ROSE LUMBER CO. G A S TI-IE MOST CONVENIENT FUEL FOR ALL PURPOSES MARION GAS COMPANY --1--1-ot-1:-f1--1.3-in 1- 3 - 1 - - 1 MARION DAIRY STORE BLUE RIBBON BUTTER ICE CREAM Phone 43 I I 1-111-41--iii---------qpzq Page 59 Page 60 .gn-ma.-..,.-.- ..-.:.:.: -1201: : : Q 2.2.-1-412.5 : 2 : I 2 -.:..-. -. -1--1 No Place Like l-lome When il is homey and comforlable and lull of good cheer. We're Sure You Will Like DICKEY'S Riteway Food Store Furnilure-rugs and all home accessories -help a lol 'foward home happiness. Don'I' lei your children be ashamed +0 invile 'rheir friends in your home because nw of shabby loolcing Turnifure and rugs. They wanl' 'ro be proud of Their home. M O N A R C H This sfore slands ready Io help you malce your home fhe glorious place you and wanl i'r Io be. J A c K s P R A T W Balster Furniture Company MARION. IOWA A Lol of Follcs Do HARLEY BREED'S BARBER SI-IOP For Beller Dry Cleaning and Laundry ll' Pays to Loolc Well . Paris SI'eam Dye Works BATH5 and Laundry Shower and Tub Ph0n9 79 DUBBS SERVICE STATION 8+h Ave. and I lsr Srreel Marion, Iowa Conoco Gas, Oil and Kerosene Goodrich Tires, Tubes and Balleries A. R. Fliclcenger lvl. F. Dubbs Q21 34111119 111111141111 11111: 11111 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 19:1 1u1:11n1u1:11u1 riuiniuifriuininic nniniuini mini: if 1 1 1 11:11 inicrioiuinioioim 1 1 ni niuluTniul 111113101 ini 311111111101 1 10101 vi 1 C301 1 '- 1 1 1 - COW PETER PAN E r e sh B r e a d Makes Tasrier Meals Ask Your Grocer IN OUR OPINION There ls No Subsliiule Cedar Rapids for Qualify BiDDicK LUMBER COMPANY The ,ded PM for Phone I5 Parries, Dances, Banquels I-IOTEI. ROOSEVELT American Legion COE COLLEGE Se+Ile The College Ques+ion N O W ci-ioose coal LEARN TO SWIM II is an educalion as well as a pleasure We leach 'rhe lalesl melhods in swimming Class lns'rruc+ions are G0 Elsewhere FREE When You I-Iave a Splendid Swimming is Ihe mosl' healfhful recreafion Liberal AMS Conege Spend Pari of Your Vacalion Specializing in Music al lhe Pool And Many OI'her Fields PURE WATER So Near Your l-lome? owned and operaled by MARION POST 208 Wrile or Call Sludenl SecreIary's Office Enrollmefiil Papers AHracI'ive Tui'Iion Raies niwog Page 6I :ge 62 M. L. BRASKA CO. MILLINERY I-IOSIERY LINGERIE I-IANDKERCI-IIEFS Phone I96 C A R L N . O W E N PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST FULL LINE OF EASTMAN I4ooAI4s Pholo Finishing and School Supplies LET Us BE YouR GROCER FIEDLER'S GROCERY Richelieu Proclucfs Phone 3 For Your Amusemenf AHend Ihe GARDEN THEATRE MARION, IOWA Your Palronage Is Appreciafed MARION WATER COMPANY ouALIIY MEATS KOPE'S CASI-I MARKET Phone 58 I-IALLWOOD CAFE Complefe Founfain Service Fancy Sandwiches Dinners and Parfies Seeding Capacify 200 persons 24 hour service Marion, Iowa 5 'Q' In euseg 014.3 'Jebvueyq SLI 3NOHd Auedwog IQOQ 'SOEIS EVILSVO IQ eoyueg +oILuoJd pue snoepnog HOA 111 -:mini -1 14:1 91:11:14 111113111 1:11101 134 1 in iuicrioiniuin-1 1 1 io: -in-u-an-u-u-n-u-1 1 11'i'x' 1 iris? an 11111111111 11:1 ini-11 BOOK YOUR DANCES . BANOUETS AND PARTIES Hotel Montrose + Cedar Rapids, Iowa ' ' ' ' a POPULAR PRICES SERVICE GARAGE KENDALL HARDWARE ff' COMPANY Sales e flfX Service Sioves and Ranges Genera' Repairing Spouiing Tin and Furnace Work Wrecker Service Phone 25 one l30 24 Hour Service ' MAxSoN and RION Mem' ' READ THE SCHOOL NEWS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY in The SCHOOL GAZETTE every Safurday in +he Qlvimr liapihz Gagvttr age 64 0201101111 1n1r1:1u1n1:1 11111111 1 1 :1 1 1 1 101 1 1 C1111 1:10111 1 in MARION SHOE SHOP We sew up Ihe rips and palch 'rhe holes. Build up Ihe heels and save your soles. Experl Shoe Repairing Hals Cleaned and Rebloclced MARION, IOWA GAMBLE sToREs TIRES GORDON GROCERY BATTERIES W T PAY TO PAY AUTO ACCESSORIES HERE l S Phone I6O ED and GIB AuI'horized Agency Marion, Iowa SENIORS, we, The Iowa EIec+ric Ligh+ and Power Company congrafulale you on receiving I'he proper amounlr of Iighl in all 'rhe suloiecis of Ihe Curriculum To reach Ihe Goal of Gradu- alion. As you now launch ou'r in Ihe world 'ro seelc more Iighl in more advanced work, we ask you I'o Be Kind Io Your Eyes and give Them suhcicienl' Iighi Io see easily. Our new I. E. S. sludy lamp will supply Ihe proper Iighl for easy seeing. IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER MARION Q CLASS HISTORY K Continued from Page 161 Billy Reed, Don Goodyear, Crandall Weaver, and Ralph Hawk. And so ended our fhird chapfer. The year book was sfarfed under fhe lead- ership of Margaref Alloaugh and Roberl' Mur sen. We refurned fo fhe halls of Marion High School, Sepremloer 4, I934 fo complefe 'rhe lasf chapfer of our hisfory wifh Mr. Shuffs as odminisfrafor. The dignify we assumed on becoming seniors did nof keep us from having class elecfion when William Reed became presidenf: Arfhur Sfeinmefz, vice-presidenf: Wyoma Carey, secrelary: and Jessamine Rundquisf, freasurer. On November I6. we held fhe all high school dance in The gym. and a good 'rime was enioyed by all. A weiner roasf was again held af Shaeffer's Park early in Ocfober. Those winning foofball leffers were Waldo Johnson, Bob Widger, Billy Reed, and Don Goodyear: and fhose who earned baskefball Ieffers were James Hess and Billy Ree. Ar- minfa Davidson, Alice Wallace, Marian Cone, and Edward Ferrefer represenfed our class in declam: Arminfa and Edward won firsf and repesenfed our class in fhe sfafe preliminaries. We are now looking forward 'ro bacca- laureafe and commencemenf, and we are wondering whaf 'rhey are about l935 CLASS PROPI-IESY K Continued from Page 191 STEVENSON, VIRGINIA, Model-Much phofographed model in Saks Fiflh Avenue Shop in New York. STEWART, FRANCES, Mahon-Mafron of an orphan- age in Hollywood. STITZEL, LOIS, Chiropracfor-Following in fhe foof- sleps of her famous fafher. STONE, EDYTHE, Radio Announcer-Successor lo Lady Esfher in announcing her renowned Lady Edylhe Cosmefics. TITUS, JEANNETTE, Champion-Woman heavy weigh? champion of fhe world. VOORHIES, ALBERTA, Physicisf-Successor fo Pro- fessor Shulfs in Marion High School. WALLACE, ALICE, Proof reader-Reads columns of newspapers, and as yef hasn r failed fo find an error. WARE, RICHARD, Insane-lnmafe of Independence Hospilal. lnsanify due fo over sludy and worry over physics in M. H. S. WEAVER, CRANDALL, Janilor-Fulfilled his life-long ambifion. Employed af Vassar College for Girls. WIDGER, ROBERT, Coach-Direcfor of afhlefics in Sodfown High School. BY THESE YE SHALL KNOW THEM Arminfa Davidson-Her fingernails are sfill in fhe red. Joe Kaufman-A conscience as fender as a sunburned neck. Edward Ferreler-- Ed may be compared fo a mosquifo. When he sfops making a noise, you know he is geffing info somefhing. Bernice Sidlinger-A human fly fhaf buzzes. Margaref Ross-A regular +eakef'rle-al- ways boiling over. Marian Cone-She's nof fhe kind who sfays quiel when her friends are being crificized. Oh, no, she ioins righf in. Bob Munsen-He receives news wi'rh his eyebrows. Wimpy Widger-I-le has found a new use for razor blades. He shaves wifh fhem. Bessie Cimprich-She is besef wifh fhe efernal buffoning and unbuffoning of life. Bolo Munsen-He is in his anecdofage. Wyoma Carey-She sfands for whaf she 'rhinks ofhers will fall for. Page 65 age bb .g.1:::::::::::-:---.-----,--.,--.,.,,.-,-..., . ,,-,., i S The Publicalion of 'rhe U II U U ll is made possible by lhe business men of Marion. In lulure years lhis issue will be priceless. Il U H In School, College, Business and Professional life. U U Q CO-QPERATIQN SPELLS SUCCESS U U We are happy lo say This siore has co-operaied wilh our ll schools in every way possible. U U We wish 'rhe i935 graduales success U U II ll U E d S ' f d U i . lg re , U Marion's Slore for Men and Boys U . U U I U Mm Me A+ I-iuTToN s eRocERY 3 U U u FLEMiNe's CENTRAL Monarch Produce I 5 Fresh Fruils and Vegelables i U ouAuTY MEMS il ll H Always al Reasonable Prices B B B B Phone I82 ll Phone l05 Marion, Iowa U U THINGS WE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW Whal makes our clocks run Whose repiile was meandering around lhe Whal leacher keeps ihe 'frail from here lo Ce- halls? . I dar Rapids Warm? Who was kind enough +o donale incense 'ro h H h b b . d h H7 'rhe sludy hall? W O Sel O U e Om ln slu Y a ' Who supplies all Jrhe diamonds you see af Whal member of fhe faculiy says and lhere- school? lore? Whal makes fhe world go around? QUILL STAFF IQ3 EDITOR ...... .....,A ,,., .,,.. 6 Wallace Oldlalher TREASURER .,VV,A,.AAAA,------- ,--.,,YV.-,,,A.--. ,,,,.4,,,, ,..,.,,..,,,A,,,,,,A V i n cenl' I-IaIT ADVERTISING MANAGERS ..,I.,,...,..........,,,,,..........,..,,IEE........,..... .... D onald Bragg. Sam Jackson SOLICITING MANAGERS ...,.......,... Miller. Ru+h Murray BUSINESS MANAGER ,,,, .,..,,,.....,......E.,......................,....,E..,..,..,.............,.........E.... Laura Smilii SECRETARY ..........,................ v.vv........I......,, ORGANIZATION MANAGER ...E...... LITERARY EDITOR ,.,.,...,w.. CLASS PROPI-IECY ,.,..,,... CLASS HISTORY ,,,,,,I.L , CLASS POEM .. .... .. CLASS SONG ...........E CLASS WILL .,...L..LE..,..E.EEI BASKETBALL EDITOR ,,E,,,.L,L TRACK EDITOR ..,..,.. FOOTBALL EDITOR .,,,.......,... GIRLS ATI-ILETIC EDITOR ,,,...,.,. ART EDITORS .,...A.,.LYv,,4.w,E..,,...... CALENDAR ...Ev,,,.........,,EL,wL,,,.. SNAP SI-IOT EDITORS ..v...,.. JOKE EDITORS ........... Elmerine Davis Blanche Hamm I-Ielen Pyle Be'r'ry I-lense Glenn McGowan Kafhryn Klink Edna Davis Melvin Clarlc John Beeson . L..,..,,. J. O. 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