Marion High School - Quill Yearbook (Marion, IA)

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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

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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

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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