Marion High School - Quill Yearbook (Marion, IA)

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Frank L. McLeod Cedar Rapids, Iowa A. B. Coe College Graduate work, Uni- versity of Iowa Mathematics, Assistant Coach Amelia Petrusch Marion, Iowa B. S. Drake University A. M. University of Iowa Commercial Lois Terrill Scranton, Iowa A. B. Grinnell College Graduate work, Uni- versity of Southern California and Uni versity of Iowa English Charlene Woolverton Cedar Rapids, Iowa A. B. Iowa State Teachers College Graduate work, Iowa State College Homemaking N. Mti ,Iwa ii S so EN X R sisieibiiif Gretchen Mentzer Marion, Iowa A. B. Coe College A. M. University of Iowa Spanish Librarian Donald T. Schmidt Brighton, Illinois A. B. University of Iowa A. M. University of Iowa History Robert C. Waltmire Ames, Iowa B. S. Iowa State Col- lege M. S. University of Wisconsin Social Studies Paul Wright Marion, Iowa B. M. Coe College Instrumental Music e school office 5 .

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Commencement marks a beginning, not an end. True, your high school days are ended with graduation, but the real oppor- tunities of life are just beginning. Oppor- tunities to be of service to your community or to your fellowmen are just about to open to you. It is the hope of your faculty that each of you may make a worthwhile contri- bution to the welfare of humanity in the coming years, for that man lives most who serves best. May you serve well! cl. F. Swcwtzendrfiilnev, Principal FACULTY Mrs. 0. J. Deeds Cedar Rapids, Iowa A. B. Iowa State Teachers College Graduate work, Uni ve:sity of Iowa English Mrs. Kathleen Goodyear Marion, Iowa A. B. Grinnell College A. M. University of Southern California English, Girls' Physical Educa- tion Mrs. W. 0. Hulin Marion, Iowa A. B. Iowa State Teachers College Vocal Music Marie Frankenfield Mason City, Iowa B. S. Iowa State Teachers College Graduate work, North western University Commercial L. C. Hipple Marion, Iowa A. B. University of Iowa Graduate work, Uni- versity of Iowa Head Coach, Mathematics Willys 0. Hulin Marion, Iowa B. S. Iowa State Teachers College Manual Arts

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NOON LUNCH PROGRAM When fourth hour arrived and everyones mouth began to water, it was due to the tantalizing odors drifting up from the kitchen, where about 215 daily customers received hot lunches. The third year of the school lunch program showed an ever increasing business and much of this was due to the good cooking of the ladies in the kitchen. Mrs. Stanley Kellams headed the force and planned nutritious meals. Her assistants were Mrs. Oscar Byam and Mrs. J. C. Paul. Miss Wallace was cashier and Mr. McLeod was general overseer of the gym dining room. LEST WE FORGET-THE JANITORS Here are the two men who though unheralded are never forgotten. They are the last ones you see when leaving the school at night and the first ones to greet you in the morning. Without them how many of us would have gone home without a pen, book, scarf or any other of numerous articles left behind the locked door of a classroom! They have a never-ending job of empty- ing waste baskets filled with all sorts of curious objects. They are ever on call to fix a broken chair or put in a new light bulb. Sometimes we forget floors have to be swept and fires tended, but the jani- tors do not. Thanks, Mr. Lang and Mr. Beach. We'l1 remember you as long as we remember our school. You're really friends to us all.