Marion High School - Quill Yearbook (Marion, IA)

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FUREWURD Remembering the glory of the football games -the excitement of Homecoming-all the club meetings-the hectic Weeks of play practice and the final masterpieces-the success of our bas- ketball team and the trips to Iowa City-the hard labor of the track boys-the honor and gaiety of the Big 10-the early bus rides to contest- the wonderful excitement of the Banquet and Prom-we bring you this year-book in the hope that it will remind you of all the good times we've had during our high school years. Arlene Kroening Ruth Roberts Editors The Seniors of '52 appreciate the effort and time given by others in publishing this Quill. We Wish to thank Mr. Swartzendruber and Jim Kruger for aid in photography, Karen Vikdal who worked with Russ Seeks in art, Mrs. Hulin and Mr. Rathman for their help with the benefit, Miss Carlson for her aid in typing, and the busi- ness people of Marion for their financial backing. DEDICATION To the memory of Anna Jean Marchant, We dedicate our Quill. We will endeavor to rejoice that we knew her as a friend and classmate rath- er than to mourn her. Our memories of Jean will enrich our lives. None knew thee but to love thee, Nor named thee but to praise. ANNA JEAN MARCHANT C1934 - 19505 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty ....... Superintendent and Principal Board of Education Student Council Faculty Class Officers Custodians Seniors-Class of 1952 ..... Senior Pictures Motto, Flower, Colors History Underclassrnen .... Organizations ...... Quill Vox Honor Groups Music Department Dramatics Science Club Spanish Club Alpha Beta Gamma Hi-Y Athletics ..................... Senior Lettermen Football Basketball Track Lettermen's Club Cheerleaders and Majorettes G. A. A. School Song and Yells Features ........... Calendar Class Song Class Will Class Prophecy Quill Benefit Big Ten Homecoming' Advertisements .... 1 FY R ZA, i . 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University of Southern California This above all - to thine own self be true.. The advise of Polonius to his son is sound Class of 1952: , You entered kindergarten on September 5, 1939, together with 39,954 other Iowa youngsters. A recent study shows that almost half of these have already dropped out of school, or will drop out before grad- uation. We trust you will never regret hav- ing graduated from Marion High School, and that you will continue your education wheth- er in college or out. C. B. Vernon Superintendent even today. Dishonesty, even though tech- nically legal in some cases, lies behind many of the ills of the world. We hear it said that our country, as well as the world, is in need of a leader who is able to unite the ef- forts of all people in the search for higher standards of living, national unity and po- litical security, to free all people of want. But too few of us realize that a return to real honesty would remedy many of these faults. It is the hope of your school that the sev- eral years that you spent here will have shown you the value of absolute honesty, sincerity and a faith in Him who holds our destiny ..... And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. J. F. Swartzendruber Principal 6 J. F. Swartzendruber Marion, Iowa B. A. University of Iowa Physics 'lsffigi I BOARD OF EDUCATION CZK, 'W CLeft to Rightl-Mr. J. E. Cippera, secretaryg Mr. G. E. Rathmang Mr. H. W. Leffingwell, vice presidentg Mr. J. F. Gruenwald, presidentg Mrs. Rob- ert Hessg and. Mr. Merrill S. Smith. These people give of their time and service to administer our school system. Although we seldom come in direct contact with them, we know they are behind us in whatever we do. This is the Board which served during most of the seniors' last year. In March Mrs. Hess was replaced by Mr. Jack Shinault. STUDENT COUNCIL First row ileft to rightl Marjorie Secrest, Bruce Platner, Marilyn LeC1ere, Larry Morningstar, Kay Nietert, Jim Lang. Second row-Stanley Haclcert, Betty Ann Rinderkgeclit, Peter Kepros, VVallace DeVVoody, Jean Law- son, William Peck. FACULTY In addition to classroom work the staff work with the students in many extra-curricular activities. Class sponsors are Miss Mentzer, freshmen, Miss Frankenfield, sophomores, Mrs. Hughes, juniors, and Mr. Nau, seniors. Club sponsors are Miss Petrusch, Alpha Beta Gamma, Miss Mentzer, Spanish Club, Mr. Swartzendruber and Mr. Risk, Science Club, Mr. Schmidt, Hi-Y, Mr. Hipple, Lettermen's Club, Mrs. Deeds, Honor Society. Assisting Mr. Hipple in the athletic program in high school are Mr. McLeod, Mr. Risk, and Mr. Nau. Mrs. Goodyear has charge of the G.A.A. and cheerleaders. Mrs. Hulin and Mr, Wright provide musical talent for events throughout the year. Mrs. Deeds and Miss Frankenfield are faculty supervisors of the Quill, Miss Petrusch and Mrs. Hughes have charge of the Vox. Dramatics are handled by Mr. Peterson and Miss VVhiting. Mr. Schmidt has charge of forensics. Mr. Nau serves as social director for school parties. Mr. McLeod is noon supervisor with all the staff helping with the program 8 X V , of JQQW' .,V Mrs. 0. J. Deeds Cedar Rapids, Iowa B. A. Iowa State Teachers College ' Graduate work, Univer- sity of Iowa English Mrs. Kathleen Goodyear Marion, Iowa B. A. Grinnell College M. A. University of Southern California Physical Education English f ,ff 7QZf?ZZLL,u idpf- -1 fr f .1 - Mrs. William Hughes Cedar Rapids, Iowa B. S. Iowa State College Home Economics VVillyS O. Hulin Marion, Iowa B. S. Iowa State Teachers College Manual Training Drivers' Training ari 3 Fran kenfield Mason City, Iowa B. S. Iowa State Teachers College Graduate work, Northwestern Univer- sity, University of Iowa, Commercial L. C. Hipple Marion, Iowa B. A. University of Iowa Graduate work, University of Iowa Physical Education Mathematics Mrs. VV. O. Hulin Marion, Iowa B. A. Iowa State Teachers College Vocal Music Frank L. McLeod Cedar Rapids, Iowa B. A. Coe College M. A. University of Iowa Mathematics P General Science 9,05 , . c. ninkgwi ff f -f fy f ,, f f B' if , ,.,A p 0 W X fjigf X Af f 9559 fffwfi f ff f ' 9, Q 1 X. ' N . 5 iq, Q- 5 Fey X Q M I if retchen Mentzer Marion. Iowa B. A. Coe College M. A. University of Iowa Spanish, Librarian iich' crson Coda' Rapids, Iowa B. A. Coe College est' 1 Donald G. Nau Danville, Iowa Burlington Junior College B. A., M. A. University of Iowa General Business Social Studies fi ll Amelia Pet sch Marion, I a B. A. Dr czUniversity Graduate work, M. A. iversity of Iowa University of Iowa Comm :cial English I F James R- RISK 9 onald T. Schmidt Oelwein, Iowa B. A. Coe Colle Science ' E IXJ Z Donna Yvhiting Cedar Rapids, Iowa B. A. Iowa State Teachers College English, Mathe History , . Brighton, Illinois B. A. University of Iowa M. A. University of Iowa. Social Studies Paul Xvright North Platte, Nebraska B. M. Coe College Instrumental Music Alice WVHIIBCG J 1111 Carlson Marion, Io a arion, Iowa Office Se y Office Secretary 9 . Q ASS QFFICER Seniors ffirst row lefty-Ma1'ga1'et Evans, secretaryg Robert Liebe, presidentg Arlene Kroening, vice president Juniors ffiz-at row rightj-Shirlee Pinch, presidenig Kay Kearns, vice-presidentg Margaret McCann, secretary. Sophomorcs Csvvoxul row lefty-Suzanne Holmes, vice-president, Molly Keith, secretaryg Billy James, president. Frm-slmnuen qsvcond row rightj-I-Iarold Kuebler, president: Lynn Scott, secretary, Dennis Jones, vice-president. CUSTODIANS F Q, MR.LANG MR.EALES Lf' X N-Qfvzf i, 1 2 4 MN, v ,W,,,,,.,Wm Y.f.,,mamm.nu A ' ' ' els ff 5 A .2 dwfxw X N ' y f N gl., W N VMMNQ Q ' f' 3 7 , 12 1 W- my ',,w01.2waffm:vwmwuv ff Q wQf7,hZlw2.,v91-GNQYWJQW wwfx. mf MW . .WMM , X H W.,-WMWWW4-zpwfwwywwmn ,, , U V, V , , ,,,rQi-f-fzZf'4f,,'f,'Q,' ' ' , . ' ,-,fu vfwilwm'efv-wf1rmvvffwfwm.,,Q,,,,,Wd. f A , , , f , 4, ff x Mf,v,M W W 'iff Lf ge, l,2:f'ffQQQXf , ' -ff -f Wfzhf, V 3,115 ff SENIORS v . .Q 6 W new Nwnffw .Wg Q A 'Ng'-1' 5 gms V X 'N X Nm A N,,,wX NNN, wa. N NNA fs-V,-uf-mm 5 ff Z Q f WW M fl.: N wg 1 , i 5 2 I 5 2 5 T1 ?f1f37WrV ,E . , , QAAV , Vififtfff N :iw Y X 2 Y aw 1 A W X ,:.., , I JK 4 W f 2 I f 3 - .- ,, ,V ,,., N A , ,, fy, I , N259 1, -- 3 QQ, I i W f-:fi -. ,ww wa: - ,M w ,M ., , . x 1 Nw . V K . X N X E Iwi xx, y ' xi X Nz, 4 , XR X926 X SIR Audrey Altcnberg Paudy Cutcness, friendliness. and sincerity in a single word-fAudrey!!! Alpha Beta Gamma 45 G.A.A. 12345 Junior Class Play, costume crew, usher5 Benefit Show 2345 Quillflayout committce5 Vox Staff 4. Joanne Andrews Jo Be thine ownself always and thou shalt be lovable. Zeta Mu Epsilon 345 Spanish Club 15 G.A.A. 12345 Glee Club 12345 Junior Class Play. cast5 Quill Benefit Board5 Benefit Show 25 Homecoming Committees 234, As- sfmblv Chairman 45 Homecoming Attendant 1345 Big Ten. Francine Bcrntsen Frankie A frown is a stranger to her brow. Calla- nan High School 15 Muscatine High School 235 Intramural baseball and volley ball. Richard Boss It's not for me to work while others play --I'll be more diligent some other day. Span- ish Club 235 Football 35 Junior Class Play, cast5 Vox Staff 345 Homecoming Committee 35 Honor Roll 1234. IZic'im1'zl Bristol Dick 'tllonor lies in honest toil. Zeta Mu Epsi- lon 12345 Spanish Club 15 Hi-Y 345 Football 12345 Basketball 1235 Track 125 Lettermen's Club 345 Dramatic Club 1234, plays 135 Min- strel Show 15 Benefit Show 45 Quill-planning board, sports, advcrtising5 Homecoming Com- mittees 12 . Ernest H. Cates Ernie To know how to hide one's ability is a great skill! Class President 35 Zeta Mu Epsilon 1235 Hi-Y 45 Football 1235 Cross Country 34, Captain 45 Track 12345 Letter- men's Club 345 Glee Club 12345 Mixed Chorus 45 Vocal Solo 345 Dramatic Club 1, play 15 Junior Class Play, cast5 Quill-track, cross eountry5 Benefit Show 45 Homecoming Com- mittee 1. Milford Comley Muff I spoke to a girl once-I think it was a mistake. Football 125 Basketball 15 Track 15 Quill. Beverly Anne Davis Bgv Quiet women are sometimes the most sur- prising. Alpha Beta Gamma 45 G.A.A. 2345 Glee Club 2345 Vocal Small Groups 345 Bene- fit Show 135 Vox Staff 45 Homecoming Com- mittee 2. o Patricia Davis Pat She may seem quiet-but?-?? G.A.A. 12342 Glee Club 23 Quill-advertising. Betty Ann De Jong 'iGreat things are achieved by enthusiasm such as hers. Honor Roll 12343 Delta Sigma Delta 343 Student Council 123, Vice-President 3. Constitutional Committee 13 Zeta Mu Ep- silon 2343 Alpha Beta Gamma 43 G.A.A. 1234, Secretary 43 Cheerleading 2343 Glee Club 1234: Mixed Chorus 12343 Music Council 343 Vocal Solo 12341 Vocal Small Groups 2343 Junior Class Play, crew, property chairman3 Benefit Show 243 Vox Staff 34, Editor 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Quillvsong, plan- ning board3 Big Ten. George Domer One can't question what isn't said. Hi-Y 43 Football 233 Track 23 Quill-advertising, planning board3 Springville High School 1. Marilyn Druger Sis She looks intelligent when she wears her glasses, but that's an optical illusion. Alpha Beta Gamma 43 G.A.A. 123 Glee Club 33 Junior Class Play, costume crew3 Quill- history, planning board, advertising3 Vox Staff 43 Usher-Senior Activities 3. Margaret Evans 'Tm not bashfulg I'm just not as bold as some people. Class President 12, Secretary Treasurer 43 Honor Roll 12343 Student Council 12: Zeta Mu Epsilon 13 G.A.A. 1234. Board 243 Cheerleading 2343 Glee Club 1233 Mixed Chorus 33 Vocal Small Groups 33 Dramatic Club 1234, plays 12, usher 1, publicity 43 Quill Benefit Board3 Quillfquotations, ad- vertising. Norman Fitzgerald Norm He says little, but thinks much. Spanish Club 2343 Hi-Y 343 Football 13 Junior Class Play, stage crew3 Quill-advertising. Lorraine Franklin A maiden never bold-a spirit still and quiet. Alpha Beta Gamma 43 Glee Club 43 Benefit Show 43 Vox Staff 43 Usher-Senior Activities 33 Quill-layout chairman3 Central City High School 13 Basketball 13 Junior Class Play, property crew3 Honor Roll 23. Marcia Lou Frentress Louie Wherever she finds herself in life, she'll make a good addition. Alpha Beta Gamma 43 Glee Club 12343 Junior Class Play, costume crew3 Quill--will, planning board3 Vox Staff 4. 1 , -Q mf? A 3 pays, .wg ffpsarryleiafsff fxgp5?w,- f X 4+ ' N .if Y , 'J A 2,1425 3 ae s, reiziikki we WW'- e by Q 13 W' i MW'-0 f , 5 was 'P N! 211 T443 V5 4 '1 'C' 'KIT 7 , A ,,,:... , . 3 VI ,Q W 1, 4 I IE-V V -ly, ,sv 2 .Z V Q ' ami' af , ' W 3 A 3.:g. .3 ,f p 0 .. V 1 . Q We -. '- . 5 1 1 . 2: M Vi :Sis .gyluf H ,- fl ri X ff . A W , rs.-fem' - 2 X, ,, . V X 6 1 kv W, -' '. l, 1:55, ek ,1 Raymond C. Gogg Ray He did nothing in particular and did it well. Hi-Y 43 football 343 Track 2343 Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Dramatic Club 4, plays 343 Junior Class Play, stage crew3 Benefit Show, master of ceremonies 43 Home- coming Committees 343 Quill-prophecy. Valeta Hanson She's a regular teakettle-always bubbling over. G.A.A. 2343 Glee Club 2343 Mixed Chorus 2343 Vocal Solo 2343 Vocal Small Groups 2343 Band 13 Dramatic Club 341 Junior Class Play, house manager3 Benefit Show 43 Homecoming Committees 2343 Toddville High School 13 Quill-will. Darlene Harrison She looks quiet but looks don't count. G.A.A. 1342 Homecoming Committees 233 Quill-advertising. Don G. Hay Don My jokes are meant to be funny3 why don't people laugh? Delta Sigma Delta 343 Zeta Mu Epsilon 1234: Spanish Club 1234, Vice-President 2, Secretary 33 Football 1243 Track 13 Glee Club 343 Mixed Chorus 43 Vocal Solo 43 Band 1234, Junior rep. 33 President Band Council 43 Dramatic Club 34, play stage manager 33 Junior Class Play, castg Benefit Show, crew 43 Vox Staff 43 Homecoming Committees 34, chairman dance committee 43 Quill-prophecy. James Hayes Jim 'Tm willing to be convinced, but show me someone who can convince me. Class Offi- cer 123Q Honor Roll 123 Hi-Y 43 Football 343 Basketball 12343 Track 2343 Lettermen's Club 2343 Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 2343 Vocal Solo 343 Homecoming Committees 123 Quill- subscriptions3 Honor Society 43 Big Ten. Ruth Horner Ruthie And a good time was had by all!! G,A.A. 12343 Band 1234, Band Council 43 Instrumen- tal Small Groups 343 Junior Class Play, prop- erty crew3 Benefit Show 43 Homecoming Committees 1233 Quill-advertising and sub- scriptions. Georgia Horning The secret of success is constancy of pur- pose. Quill-layout committee. Arlen Howe Uncle A1-do Self-education is fine when the pupil is a born educator. Honor Roll 13 Football 12343 Basketball 123 Track 1233 Junior Class Play stage crew3 Homecoming Committees 3. 1 James Hutchins Anybody can be good in the country- there are no temptations there. Hi-Y 43 Football 23 Junior Class Play, stage crew3 Benefit Show, crew 43 Quill-advertising. Carol Jordan Ginger Her politeness costs nothing and gains everything. Zeta Mu Epsilon 343 G.A.A. 12343 Glee Club lj Junior Class Play, usher3 Benefit Show 43 Homecoming Committees 33 Quill-photography. Kenneth Jordan Kenny Men of few words are the best men. Football 1234: Track 1233 Lettermen's Club 343 Benefit Show 43 Homecoming Committees 34. Millie Kephart Mil Cupid wasn't content to get one shot at me-he used both barrels. Usher-Senior Activities 33 Quill-will. Mary Ann Kcpros She'll win a place in someone's heart. Class Vice-President 1, Secretary-Treasurer 33 Honor Roll 13 Zeta Mu Epsilon 123 Alpha Beta Gamma 43 G.A.A. 12343 Glee Club 12343 Band 2343 Dramatic Club 34, play 33 Junior Class Play, assistant stage manager3 Vox Staff 43 Homecoming Committees 33 Quill- subscription chairman, planning board. Ruth Ann Knapp Ruthie The Irish are the best people on earth. Alpha Beta Gamma 43 G.A.A. 1233 Glee Club 233 Junior Class Play, costume crew3 Vox Staff 43 Quill-history, advertising3 Usher- Senior Activities 3. Arlene Kroening -but, oh, how different! Class Vice- President 43 Honor Roll 143 Delta Sigma Delta 343 Student Council 33 Zeta Mu Epsilon 12341 Alpha Beta Gamma 43 Spanish Club 1233 G.A.A. 12343 Glee Club 12343 Junior Class Play, cast3 Vox Staff 343 Homecoming Com- mittees 43 Homecoming Attendant 33 Quill- co-editor, planning boardg Big Ten. Donna. Larimer Smile aifd the world smiles with you. G.A.A. 12343 Glee Club 123 Benefit Show 233 Homecoming Committees 23 Quill-layout committee. Marilyn Jo I,eClere She smiles and the angels sing. C1355 Secretary 23 Student Council 4, Secretary 43 Zeta. Mu Epsilon 33 G.A.A. 1234, Secretary 3, President 43 Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 12343 Chorus Council 33 Vocal Solo 233 Vocal Small Groups 43 Benefit Show 23 Vox Staff 33 Homecoming Committees 12343 Homecom- ing Queen Attendant 143 Quill-planning board, calendar3 Big Ten3 Honor Society 4. Hugh Leffingwell Hug'hie Everyone has a constant longing3 his is for sports. Honor Roll 12343 Delta Sigma Delta 343 Student Council 233 Spanish Club 23 Football 1234: Basketball 12343 Track 1234: Lettermen's Club 343 Quill--subscrip- tlOl'lSQ Big Ten. Robert Liebe Bob D. Why am I so handsome-the girls they bother me. Class President 43 Zeta Mu Epsi- lon 33 Hi-Y 34, President 43 Glee Club 2343 Mixed Chorus 43 Junior Class Play, stage crew3 Quill-planning board, photography. Bill Lundquist Chince All great men are dying-I feel sick my- self. Honor Roll 12343 Student Council 13 Spanish Club 123 Hi-Y 343 Football 1234: Basketball 12343 Track 12343 Lettermen's Club 343 Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 12343 Vocal Solo 343 Chorus Council 3, Librarian 43 Vocal Small Groups 2343 Junior Class Play, cast3 Quillk-basketball3 Benefit Show 2343 Big Ten: Honor Society 4. David Vaughn McCalley Without a song in his heart and a dream in his pocket, Dave just wouldn't be Dave. Zeta Mu Epsilon 34: Spanish Club 1233 Hi-Y 343 Football 12343 Basketball 1233 Track 1233 Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 234, President 43 Vocal Solo 2341 Vocal Small Groups 234: Junior Class Play, cast3 Benefit Show 234: Quill-vocal music 43 Chorus Council 3, Presi- dent 43 Honor Society 4. Dorothy McGowan Dori, Her Irish eyes are smiling. G.A.A. 12: Homecoming Committees 233 Usher-Senior Activities 33 Quill-advertising. Frank Machek We never heard him speak in haste. Jan Marg The World knows nothing of its greatest men. Stuart Junior High 13 Ottumwa High School 2. James Miersen Smoky He drives on the suicide of the road. Zeta Mu Epsilon 43 Glee Club 1234: Mixed Chorus 341 Quill-advertising3 Homecoming Ccgnmittees 233 Junior Class Play, ticket se er. Helen Joan Miller Jo Quiet as a mouse. Alpha Beta Gamma 4, Treasurerg Glee Club 12343 Junior Class Play, property crew3 Quill-wilJ,3 Vox Staff 4. Gloria Mulbrook Silence is golden but who am I to make money. G.A.A. 12343 Glee Club 123Q Quill Benefit Boar-d3 Benefit Show 2343 Junior Class Play, usher. Norman Nielson Norm We'll take more like him every time. Hi-Y 43 Football 12343 Basketball 13 Track 1233 Lettermen's Club 343 Quill Benefit Board, CI'6XVQ Quill - subscriptions3 Usher - Senior Activities 3. Eugene Novak Gene I never talk except when it's extremely necessary. Hi-Y 43 Football 1234: Basket- ball 12: Track 1233 Lettermen's Club 4. Elva Jean Peiek Jean A great hunter! I-Ier game-men. Alpha Beta Gamma 43 Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 1342 Vocal Solo 2343 Vocal Small Groups 143 Junior Class Play, advertising3 Quill photog- raphy3 Vox Staff 43 Lamont High School 13 Basketball 1. Beverly Petrak Bev There's a man in this world for me-where can I find him? Alpha Beta Gamma 4, Vice- President3 G.A.A. 1234: Junior Class Play, eostumes3 Vox Staff 43 Usher-Senior Ae- tivities 33 Quill-subscriptions. Barbara Petrak Barb Her heart is like the moon-there's a man in it. Alpha Beta Gamma 43 G.A.A. 12343 Junior Class Play-advertising3 Vox Staff 43 Usher-Senior Activities 33 Quill-subscrip- tions. .Jo--1--f Z 3 5 3 . VX , fb 31, LV , M2215 X 2,5 , ' EV' if- Z V Harry Pinch Some people get up bright and early-1 just get up. Spanish Club 2, Secretary- Treasurer 23 Hi-Y 34, Treasurer 43 Football 343 Basketball 1233 Cross Country 23 Track 12343 Lettermen's Club 343 Junior Class Play, stage manager3 Quill-chairman prophecy committee3 Homecoming Committees 1243 Usher-Senior Activities 3. Bruce Platncr Goose If the teachers would only listen, they could learn a lot from me. Student Council 343 Hi-Y 43,'Football 33 Track 233 Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Band 23 Junior Class Play, CI'CWQ Quill-advertising3 Franklin 1, Baseball. Basketball and Play3 Alburnett 2, Vice-President, Baseball, Basketball, Instru- mental and Vocal Small Groups. XVilliam Ransier Bill Never hear much from him but he's al- ways around When needed. Hi-Y 43 Basket- ball 13 Junior Class Play, sound effects3 Quill fadvertising. Ruth Roberts Action is the proper fruit of knowledge. Spanish Club 123 G.A.A. 1233 Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 43 Junior Class Play, property crew3 Quill-planning board, co-editor3 Home- coming Committees 43 Honor Roll 1343 Honor Society 4. Joyce Sampica Jo There is no cure for birth or deathfl might as well enjoy the interval. G.A.A. 1233 Benefit Show 43 Homecoming Commit- tees 123 Junior Class Play, usher3 Quill-- advertising. Roberta Si-hnell Bertg1 Jane Wyman did it - I'm gonna try. Honor Roll 14: Zeta Mu Epsilon 1341 Spanish Club 123 G.A.A. 12343 Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 341 Vocal Small Groups 342 Band 12341 Instrumental Small Groups 12341 En- semble 43 Dramatic Club 234, treasurer 3. Quill - drama club, benefit and planning president 4, plays 234, assistant director 33 bO21I'dSQ Junior Class Play, cast. Marjorie Sc:-ri-st HMM-gig She goes her way making fun for everyone she meets. Student Council 343 Alpha Beta Gamma 4, Secretary3 G.A.A. 12343 Iowa City Play Festival 33 Junior Class Play, property crew3 Benefit Show 43 Vox Staff 43 Home- coming Committees 12343 Relay Queen At- tendant 13 Quill-subscriptions3 Big Ten3 Honor Society 4. Russell Seeks HRUSSH To know when to talk is a rare gift. Football 1234, Captain 43 Basketball 1234' Track 12343 Lettermen's Club 234, secretaryl Treasurer 343 Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chgrug 2343 Quillgphotography3 Big Ten. Alton Sproston Art Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. Football 1243 Basketball 1243 Track 123 Central City High School 33 Baseball 33 Basketball 33 Mixed Chorus 3. Marlys Jean Stanbro Not much talk-a great sweet silence. Glee Club 12343 G.A.A. 33 Dramatic Club play costumes 33 Homecoming Committees 3. Robert Stark B, J. Cursed be he that moves my bones. Junior Class Play, lightingg Quillgadvertis- ing. Lynn Stcnerson What's the use of living if you can't have a little fun? Spanish Club 23 Hi-Y 43 Quill sadvertising. William Thompson Bill Just a bashful boy? ? ? Class Vice-P1'esi- dent 13 Hi-Y 343 Football 33 Basketball 13 Track 23 Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Band 13 Junior Class Play, c1'cW3 Quill-prophecy, advertising3 Usher-Senior Activities 33 Base- ball 12Q Newhall High School 1, Carl Tipton 'LC21F2l03 It's a long road but I drive a Chevief' Hi-Y 34. Vice-President 43 Football 12343 Basketball 1233 Track 1233 Lettermen's Club 343 Quill Benefit Board, crew3 Quill-photog- Faphyj Usher-Senior Activities 3. Joyce Trachta If you Want a friend that's true, she's the one for you. Alpha Beta Gamma 43 Presi- dent3 G.A.A. 2343 Glee Club 123 Junior Class Play, costume Cl'6W3 Vox Staff 43 Homecom- ing Committees 1343 Homecoming Queen 43 Quill!-layout committee. Jerry Walkner Texas A man that blushes will never be a brute. Junior Class Play, lighting C1'6WQ Honor Roll 4. QQ ff ' I- 3 ,Pe- ' f V! Dave Xveavcr Bud Sharon VVilson Robert Zier Bob A quiet boy who gets a kick Im nobody. NVho are you? Don't study your lessons- out of life. Junior Class Play, Honor Roll1234g Spanish Club 125 lessen your study. Glee Club ciewp Quill-advertising. G.A.A. 1245 Glee Club 1235 Mixed 12343 Mixed Chorus 345 Quill- Chorus 33 Junior Class Play, prop- advertisingg Junior Class Play, crty crew: Homecoming Commit- crew. tee 15 Quill-layout committee, quotationsg Honor Society 4. MOTTO The future is not in the hands of fate, but in ours. CLASS FLOWER Lilac CLASS COLORS Lavender and Silver VALE Our school days are over-our lessons are conned- We've fastened the latch of a strong friendship bond. We'll never forget classes, parties and plays In which we found blame, but more often praise. With many a problem we all were involvedg To the teachers we went and our problems were solved. We've passed with success the assigned tribulations Required by the teachers before graduation. We go forth in life, and, tho leaving our friends, We've confidence and hope in all future trends. And so, good friends, from the seniors to you Here's a farewell from - the Class of '52. Lorraine Franklin Scene I. CLASS HISTORY Setting: Marion High School Act I-1948-49 This colossal four-act play opens in the fall of 1948 with a cast of 84 playing the role of the freshman class for that first big day. While getting used to being fright- ened freshmen, we cast Margaret Evans as president, Mary Ann Kepros as vice-pres- ident, and Wilma Techau, secretary-treasurer, all under the direction of Miss Mentzer. Scene II. In athletics our freshman-sophomore squad mowed 'em down and won the little Scene III. Scene I. WaMaC conference title with the trophy. Amid initiations, studying, and tests, we enabled all the high school to trip the light fantastic at our dances. This year we contributed two candidates for the Home- coming pageant. The queen's freshman attendants were Joanne Andrews and Ger- trude Armstrong. Act II-1949-1950 This was the year we, as sophomores, moved out on the open stage and left the cubby-holes backstage to the new freshmen. Under the guidance of Mr. Waltmire, our class chose the production staff: Margaret Evans, president, James Hayes, vice-president, and Marilyn LeClere, secretary-treasurer. Scene II. Coached by Mr. McLeod, .our freshman-sophomore basketball squad won the little WaMaC conference title in an exceedingly good season. We really wowed 'eml Scene III. For our Homecoming queen attendants this year, we selected Margaret Evans and Scene Scene I. Marilyn LeClere. And overcome by success of our sophomore year We celebrated its close with a class party. Act III-1950-1951 This was the year of excitement! We, the juniors, were finally playing the cher- ished roles of upper classmen. Ernest Cates headed the cast as president, with James Hayes Cvice-presidentj and Mary Ann Kepros Csecretary-treasurer! playing supporting roles. II. Class rings were ordered early in the year, and a few exchanged hands when they finally came late in November. The juniors chose the MacArthur style-with no bloodshed during the voting. Scene III. Homecoming this year saw two of our prettiest junior girls acting as attendants to Scene IV. Queen Richman. They were Joanne Andrews and Arlene Kroening. The junior class play, directed by Miss Margaret Doty, was The Late Christo- pher Bean. All our practicing as play-actors paid off as Ernest Cates, Arlene Kroening, Margaret Evans and Roberta Schnell played leading roles in our master production. 21 Scene V. Scene Scene I. Scene II. Scene III. Scene IV. Svene V. Scene VI. Scene VII 22 The Marion Basketball Team topped the year by bringing home the WaMaC Title -jwith Seeks, Leffingwell and Hayes in the spot-light. We even found ourselves run- ning to Iowa City for tournament games. VI. This was the year of shorter skirts Cballet styleh and the Prom! The Prom! Some of us who worked the hardest with all our pixies and squirrels felt a little pixilated and nutty ourselves by the big evening. But it was worth it! That's one stage setting that really clicked. Act IV-1951-1952 We, as seniors, faced our try-outs as high school students and all received a part in one last big act. For our leaders we selected Bob Liebe for president, Arlene Kroen- ing for vice-president, and Margaret Evans as Secretary-treasurer. The intrepid Mr. Nau assumed the role of class sponsor. Homecoming! And what a homecoming! Parades, arrests , coffins, mourners, court trials,-we'll never forget iem. We tied the game! Our gal Joyce was Queen with Joanne Andrews and Marilyn LeClere as senior attendants. Russ Seeks crown- ed her at the dance-and a happy homecoming became a memory. Our talented muscle-men kept Marion on the map. Russ Seeks, as football captain, headed a stalwart team that got us a good tie Cand trophyl for WaMaC champions. Our basketball team garnered another WaMaC trophy for the hall case. Our cross- country squad brought us the Class B Championship, Another production became reality when our Quill rolled off the presses. With Arlene Kroening and Ruth Roberts as co-editors and Miss Frankenfield and Mrs. Deeds as faculty pushers , most of us contributed time and talent to committees- writing copy, gathering pictures, selling ads and subscriptions for the book. Our the- atrical ability became evident in the planning, production, and participation in the Quill Benefit. Lest you think that all was work-we had fun as well. Remember the hayrack party? The Big Ten? The Prom? The Class Trip? No Senior will forget those gala occasions! Lest you think that all was fun-we worked as well in scholarship and service. 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Q . ff , A K21:.1:-.f!kS f 52,11-: la 45214 AF? f ff 0 ., - 4 Ronald Landis, Carol Langhoff, JoAnn Lassen, Belva Lenz Fourth row-Riohard Lierclze, Mary lV!cGow.:11, Mary McNamara, Martha McShane, Kenneth Marek, Third rov.'dRonald Knapp, Dean LaKose, David Martin Fifth row-Judy Meroshck, Carol Meythaler, Elsabeth Michel, Dennis Midcalf, Roberta Mills, John Mollenhauer Sixth row-Eilccn Mullaley, Robert Murray, Jeannette Nelson, Frieda Nesetril, Kay Nielsen, Janet Olmstead Sevcgth row-Margaret Ozburn, Dorothy Parton, Luella Patschke, Nancy Paul, Mary Lou Pazour, Elma Peal at M fn., m , is 9 4,,,,Q.,.x 'Wm' ' X Q , N , -S X . x X , Q ss , ix- Qb x. ,, E3:Q,..s,e X 'sz qs ' ' ' M ' A ' 3 K .i X i 7'ffl'f is 554, Q W3 Eff, ,ff n . . , iff whim, , . .19 Q, E ,,x. M X ,, is as it Wi iq :S - x , 'wwf ew' I gig J' , I 5 , ,, gm! , b ' 1 3 9 J 1 9-lf X f W J , ,, , , w W7 13 1 'V 1 f K rj: si ' Egfsiiifx , f 1'LSrSf sl, 4 A' 'S' 1? ,Q-.-s --P-.mf fl is i L 4 ,. he 'S -ef vm -if R y f fa. M we qt Q L Q9 g . fa in fx, ,, S ef,-W, f ' fm. ' X Jyi., X .jk 'ef f VI- E '3 ,Agwie ' , we J W A ' Q 22' ' rx x ,x ' N1 ,z Lf 3 if V 4 0 1 X, Q fy f W! aww , . f - V L ,gray '--- iff' 17 . , ,f V, First row fleft to right!-VVilliam Peck, Donna Petrusch, Robert Pinch, Mary Platner, Betty Rindernecht, Normajean Robertson. Second row-Gary Robison, Richard Rowley, Janice Schultz, Lynn Scott, Margaret Scott, Nancy Siders. Third row-Shirley Sills, Jeri Smith, Leslie Smith, Lauren Sproston, Larry Stillions, James Stobaugh. Fourth rowvBeverly Stoeffler, Billy Stuber, Gladys Swortz, Priscilla Tanner, Shirley Tanner, Joan Timms. Fifth row -Dick Todd, Kathryn Trimble, John Vikdal, Donald Wash- burn, Marlene Weisbrod, Marlyne Wells, Sixth row-Sandra VVhitlock, Sharon Wilkinson, Shirley Williamson, Lynn Wink, Jimmy Wright, Judy VVyatt, Harold Kuebler, Bruce Porter. Muff... ... . , , 1 W ,,., Q ,M y N X ,AWA ik J5- S' 'LF' L '... 'NY O A 2 , -Q? x x XM 39 ' , - ::,. 5. E :Two X ' A ..,, as 3 A ' It i if - I 1- sf-X L V 5 X. Q X X X. L Qi is ISF 92, V N f i gg X N.,-X . 5 , Q N . ,, L 4 ,S '3 .f ii K ' R Q 0 G N Y'VX X A ,,-V MW?-M gf X .l N X fgrg We f Qiiwi if Q A 4 ,X.., 34 2 V Eylxwiwimvfw 2 Q T xx 5 Xgwf 9:11 E ,, S A 2:11 Q VL.syMN,f,,gf rf-ff fl, . ygwwxfiggfwmxf,-X, fxwvagffj-V symefxl ,wgwgvmww Jim-,,x S' 'fi- ,,,,-x f Jw WW .V WNW 1 9' 4 , K R fe S. , 1 mf' ,v fwfr 5 ORGANIZATIONS wW wfwwf4f'XwfmMff' 7 QUILL Co -Eclitors- Arlene Kroening and Ruth Roberts. Subscriptions-Mary Ann Kep- ros. Advertisement-George Domer. Lay - Out Manager- Lorraine Franklin. Sport Editor-Richard Bristol. Photography-Robert Liebe. Feature Writer Chairmen- Betty Ann De Jong, Marilyn Druger, Marcia Frentress, Marilyn LeClere, and Harry Pinch. Sponsors- Mrs. Deeds and Miss Franken- field. Planning Board Q ILL STAFF Front row ileft to rightj-Hanson, Horning, Knapp, Miller, Wilson, Larimer, Secrest, Altenberg, Peick, Second row-ileft to rightl Harrison, Sampica, Miersen, McCalley, Lundquist, Davis, Trachta, Barbara Petrak, Beverly Petrak, Horner. Third row-fleft to right! Thompson, Stenerson, Fitzgerald, Gogg, Ransier, Seeks, Hayes, Weaver, Plat- ner, Zier. Front row ileft to rightl-Barb. Petrak, Bev. Pe Zrak, L. Franklin, Morningstar, Krocning, B. De Jong, Secrcst, Knapp, Drugcr. Second row-Miss Petrusch, Murray, Manson, M. Kcpios, D. Davis, Frentrcss, Traclita, Miller, Peick, Altenberg, Mrs. Hughes. Third row-Gordon, J. Petiusch, S. Pinch, Kearns, Nietert, Eminoizs, Hay, Ballard, Boss. The 1951-52 Vox Staff has endeavored to bring to the students the best in cover- age of club activities, sports, band, vocal music, plays, elections and gossip. Miss Petrusch, production, and Mrs. Hughes, journalism, were the faculty sponsors. VUX STA F Editor .......... Betty Ann DeJong Features, Arlene Kroening, Don Hay Sports .... Larry Morningstar, Rich- ard Boss, John Ballard Special Reporters Joan Petrusch, Jeannine Murray, Shirlee Pinch, Kay Kearns, Nadine Manson, Janet Gordon, Jeanne Emmons, Kay Nietert Typists ...... Beverly Davis, Helen Miller, Audrey Altenberg, Joyce Trachta, Mary Ann Kepros Business ......... Marjorie Secrest Circulation .. .... Marilyn Druger, Ruth Knapp Printers ..Barbara Petrak, Beverly Petrak, Marcia Frentress, Elva Jean Peick. Art . . . . . Lorraine Franklin H0 OR UCIETY First row lleft to rightJsSecrest, Hay fTreasure:'J, Kroening fPresident1, Leffingwell fVice-presi- denti, DeJong' 4SecretaryJ, McCalley. Sf-vom! row-Mrs. Deeds, LeClere, Petruseh, Morningstar, Lang, Lundquist, Potter, Hayes, S. Wilson, R. Robelts. Selected by the faculty from the scholastic top third of the junior and senior classes, these people meet the standards of the National Honor Society. All are selected on the standards of their schol- arship, character, leadership and service. H0 OR ROLL First row ileft to rightl-Gordon, Petrush, Dripps, S. Wilson, Roberts, Evans, R. Sehnell, Kroening, Lu-ndquist, Leffingwell, B. De Jong, J. Walkner, Morningstar, Potter, Walsh, Carey, Tritle. Second row-Hopple, Birmingham, Burns, Wachal, R. Scott, Tilp, Bader, Pazour, Nelson, Kolda, Post, Emmons, B. Paul, Manson, J. Novak, Pinch Trpkosh, Carlson, Ozburn, Young, Keith, Mulen- hower, Dostal, Nesetril. Third row-Mills, Sills, Patskie, Reinsch, Lentz, Dunlap, Michel, Rinclerknecht, Mullalcy, Adkins, Por- ter, Lang, Blong, Kellams, Domer, L. Mulbrook, Walker Ballard, L. Scott, Lassen, Tanner, Neilson Byse. v MUSIC DEP RTME T tNII.GROUPS Boys' Quartet: Bill Lundquist Jim Lang, Phil DeWees, David McCalley. Girls' Trio: Elva Jean Peiek, Norma Madison, Jeannine Murray. Girls' Sextet: Valeta Hanson, Beverly Davis, Jo Ann LaBarge, Phyllis Carlson, Joyce Whitmore, Roberta Schnell. Mixed Quartet: Charlese Burmingham, Ann Young, David Carey, Bob Christensen. Marlrigal: Betty Ann De Jong, Jeanne Emmons, Vir- ginia Goodrow, Marilyn LeClere, Joan Petrusch, Roberta Schnell, Phil DeWees, Jim Lang, Bill Lund- quist, David MeCalley. Band Council Ensemble Club Chorus Officers Chorus C -C BAND RGUPS Sax Quartet: A. Young, B. Rinderknecht, H. Ransier, L. Dostel. Mixed Clar. Quartet: J. Whitmore, F. Nesetril, D. Eckhart, B. Waehel. Bb Clar. Trio: J. Whitmore, J. Welper, F. Nesetril. Chamber of Woodwinds: F. Nesetril, R. Horner, R. Drips, D. Eckhart, B. Wachel. Bb Clar. Quartet: F. Nese- tril, J. Welper, K. Byam, R. Drips. Woodwind Quintet: M. Rech, M. Reinsch, J. Whitmore, K. Vikdal, S. Hopple. Woodwind Quartet: M. Rech, J. Whitmore, K. Vikdal, D. Darragh. VVoodwind Trio: M. Rech, J. Whitmore, K. Vikdal. Flute Trio: M. Reinseh, L. Mumm, H. Sollberger. Horn Quartet: S. Seeks, D. Darragh, C. Goodrow, S. Hopple. Trombone Quartet: S. Post, R. Sehnell, J. Gipp, J. Kolda. Trumpet Trio: E. Lala, B. Byse, D. Hamilton. Brass Quintet: E. Lala, B. Byse, S. Seeks, S. Post, J. Brown. Brass Quartet: E. Lala, B. Byse, S. Post, M. L. Pazour. Trumpet Quartet: E. Lala, B. Byse D. Hamilton, B. Thompson. Brass Sextot: B. Byse, D. Hamilton, F. Britton, S. Post, J. Kolda, B. Justice. Brass Chamber: S. Post, D. Hamilton, M. L. Pazour, E. Lala, B. Byse. l 1 Saxuphones Ann Young Betty Rinderknecht Lee Backson Eleanor Joss Harold Ransier Lumir Dostal Mary Platner Drums Jerry Walker Buddy Nelson Eileen Mullaley Jim Roberts Basses Jerry Brown Bob Justice Don Hay Tromboncs Shirley Post Roberta Schnell Judy Gipp John Keith Thomas Keith Bass Clari nets Betsey Wachal Vivanne Young Alto Clarinets Doris Eckhart Sharon Berlin Beth Michel French Horns Sylvia Seeks Sherry Hopple Diane Darragh Carole Goodrow Ferol Britton Yvonne Pegum Cornets Edward Lala Bob Byse David Hamilton John Vikdal Bob Thompson Mary Ann Kepros David Stanbro Jim Cayler Harold Hutchins Kenneth Gillmore Bob Maly Baritones Mary Lou Pazour Joyce Kolda Oboes Marilyn Rech Donna Petrusch Bassooxzs Karen Vikdal Joan Justice Flutes Margaret Ann Reinscl Lavonne Mumm Harvey Solberger Dolores Klouda Clarincts Joyce Whitmore Frieda Nesetril Ruth Horner Judy Welper Ruth Drips Katherine Ray Charles Schmatt Bclva Lenz Barbara O'Kelly Barbara Post Lyla Dye Darlene Shanklin Karen Byam Mr. Paul Wright, Director BAND The Marion High School Band has been active this year with a full schedule. Some of the activities have been giving concerts last summerg presenting two concerts during the school year, playing at the Radio Free Europe demonstrations, the Corn Festival, and Memorial Day ceremonies, participating in the Band Clinic, playing and marching at football games, and playing at basketball games. Because of Marion's many instrumental solos and small groups, the Ensemble Club was put on an active basis. This club has done much to encourage the band members to play solos and to form small groups, as membership is determined by participation in such events. Several new classes have been organized by Mr. Wright, including a theory class and a recital class. The Band Council has been fairly active. They have endorsed many new members for the senior band and have helped Mr. Wright with band problems. The officers of the Band Council are Don Hay, president, Jerry Brown, manager: and Karen Vikdal, secretary-treasurer. Representatives on the council are Ruth Horner, Mari- lyn Rech, Betsey Wachal and Doris Eckhart. Last spring at contest the band, two soloists lMarjorie Lala, Nancy Millerb, and the B-flat clarinet trio fJohn Kassler, Leota Hay and Frieda Nesetrill won first. OC L MUSIC The featured event of the vocal music department this year was the Christmas program in which the Mixed Chorus, supported by both Girls' Glee Clubs and the Boys' Glee Club, sang a number of selections, including the Hallelujah Chorus . On March 7 the vocal department presented a musical assembly for the high school. The small groups sang at various meetings of local clubs throughout the school year. Groups attending contest last year were Boys' Quartet, Madrigal, Girls' Sextette, Girls' Trio, Mixed- Quartet, Boys' Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. There were sixteen soloists including Betty Ann DeJong, Valeta Hanson, Elva Jean Peick, Marilyn LeClere, Joyce Whitmore, Bill Lundquist, David McCal1ey and Ernest Cates. Last year's winners at State Contest were Boys' Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club and the Mixed Chorus. This year the Mixed Chorus elected the following officers: President, David McCalleyg Vice-President, Larry Morningstar, Secretary-Treasurer, Jeannine Murray, Librarian, Bill Lundquist, Attendance Monitor, Marilyn LeClere. The Chorus Council included Jeanne Emmons, Betty Ann DeJong, Joan Petrusch, Nadine Manson, Bob Christensen, Jerry Peck, David Carey and Russell Seeks. Accompanists were John Ballard, Phyllis Carlson and Carol Tilp. Mrs. W. O. I-Iulin is the director of this department. 39 FIR T GIRL GLEE CL B First row'-Y VVhitmore, R. Roberts, Frentress, B. Davis. V. Hanson, LeClere, Kroening, Andrews, B. De Jong, R. Schnell, Peick, M. Kepros, L. Franklin, P. Howe. Sc-1-om! row--P. Smith, Burmingham, G. Platner, Bruce, Reinsch, Lyons, L. Stenerson, Ozburn, Manson, Miller, L. Hanson, Vikdal, Knight, Gordon, Madison, Mrs. Hulin. Third row -Goodrow, R1-ch, McGee, Trpkosh, S. Stimson, Culbort, J. Petrusch, Nietert, Carlson, LaBarge, Tilp, Young, Tritlc, Stanbro, Murray, Emmons, B. Paul, S. Seeks. MIXED CHOR S First row-Ballard, VVhitmore, Stimson, Goodrow, B. Davis, V. Hanson, LeClere, Roberts, De Jong, Schnell, Peick, Gordon, Tritle, Petrusch, Murray Sc-cond rou'4De Jong, Miersen. Rech, Smith, Burmingham, Carlson, Seeks, Ozburn, LaBarge, B. Paul, Emmons, Manson, Bruce. Vikdal, Hansen, Young, DeVVces, Carey, Mrs. Hulin Third rowAStimson, Peck, McCalley, Hay, Kruger, Ch1'iSf6I1S9I1, Lundquist, Morningstar, Hayes, Seeks, Leibe, Zier, Brown, Klopp, Platner, Cates, Green, Lang A A gm, M B t V Q 40 BUYS CL E CL B 4 i First row fleft to rightj-D. Peck, Jones, Fairley, Fezxgoxv, Vfalker, Ballard, Miersen, D. Stimson, J. Peek, Green, Smith, De Jong, Kenney, Cooper Second row-Mrs. Hulin, Murray, Mumm, Gillniore, C0 poran, Schnell, Mollcnhauer, Franklin, De'Wees, Gogg, DeWoody, Brown, Klopp, Halstead, Vilcdal, Raymond Franklin, Liereke Third row-Fisher, McCal1ey, Hay, Carey, Lang, Lundqulst, Seeks, Llebe, Platner, Cates, Kruger, Rose, Zier, Hayes, Morningstar, Christensen, Domer SECO D GIRLS GLEE CLUB First row fleft to rightl-P. Ozburn, Hinton, Pazour, Tilp, M. Platner, Darragh, Weisbrod, Rinderkneeht, Becker, Mullaley, R. Scott, J. Justice, Gipp, Meythaler, Huffman, Fuller Second row-P. Klopp, Wilkinson, M. Hansen, Britton, Nelson, J. Novak, Kelso, L. Scott, Bader, Lassen, Kin- kead, Porter, R, Wilson, Whitlock, Eckhart, Parton, Bunney, MeShane, Joan Cayler, Janet Calyer, Timms, Wells, Nesetril Third row-Hopple, Dunlap, Winfield, Lorence, M. Kenney, Lacoek, Lawson, M. Keith, E. Corporan, Vcfilliamson, Brauer, Longerbeam, S, Harford, M. Scott, Stoeffler, D. Petrusch, Tanner, Michel, N. Paul, Robertson, Patsehke, Mrs. Hulin 41 The Dramatics Club play, A Murder Has Been Arranged, was presented February 28 and 29 DRAMATIC CL B First row fleft to righti Petrusch, Emmons, LaBarge, VVachal, Rech, R. Sehnell, Murray, Hanson, M. A. Kepros, Evans S1-coml row- Mr. Peterson, D. Hay, K. Harford, Bpisch, Reinsch, Vikdal, Burnett, B. Paul, S. Pinch, Culbert, Gogg, Kenney Third row B. Justice, Carey, DcWees, Morningstar, Bristol, Nictcrt, J, Drown, J. Huerter, Lang, Oakley This year the Dramatics Club Special started rolling with Mr. Peterson in the driver's seat fMiss NVhiting at his sidei. Presiding in the president's position directly behind the driver was Roberta Sclmell with Marilyn Rech tviee-presidentl, Betsey XVachal isecretaryj and Jeannine Murray ftreas- urerl taking their traditional positions. It was a hard task getting the motor started but after it turned over the club made good progress. Prospective members were carefully screened and several stops were made to pick up new members. with the following cast: Cavendish torchestra leaderl .,.... Miss Groze 1Jaspar's secretaryy ,.,.. Mrs. Wragg iservantl ....,.................... Jimmy North iinterested spectatorl .,.... Beatrice Jaspar 4Sir Charles' wifej ..,... Mrs. Arthur fBeatrice's motherj ...... Sir Charles Jaspar lEnglish 10rd7 ...,......... Maurice Mullins 4Sir Charles' relativel ,..... A strange woman ..........................----...-- ---.-.-.A.-.------------------......... .... ........ ..... Jerry Brown Roberta Schnell Mary Lou Pazour Larry Morningstar Jeannine Murray Molly Keith Ray Gogg- David Carey Jeanne Emmons The plot of the play centered around an old legend connected with the St. James' Theatre in Lon- don and Sir Jaspar's 1952 desire to re-enact a modern interpretation of the legend by allowing similar events of murder to reconstruct ghostly appearances and solutions to crime. The intriguing plot's effect was further heightened by the setting, the stage of the theater, which added to the effectiveness of the presentation. Senior Piay Casf- Our of The Frying Pan -ld Junior Class Play- The Eve of ST. Mark Dramaric Club P ay- A Murder Has Been Arranged E IOR PL Y - 660ut OI The Fr ing Panv This play. directed by Mr. Peterson, was a comedy about six young people striving to become actors in New York. It was presented by the seniors May 1 and 2. Included in the cast were: Arlene Krocning, Margaret Evans, Mary Ann Kepros, Marilyn LeClcre, Roberta Schnell, Eugene Novak, David McCalley, Dick Bristol, Arlen Howe, Harry Pinch, Bruce Platner, and Richard Boss. JU. IOR CLASS PL Y - 6'The Eve Of t. Mark The Eve ot St. Mark was produced in November by the junior class and directed by Mr. Peterson. This drama is based on events of VVorld WVar II, revealing' thc effect of war on the soldiers and their families at home. The cast included: Jerry Huerter, Richard Davin, Sondra Burnett, Gary Kenney, Kenny Harford, Jimmy Tallman, Jeannine Murray, Jim Lang, Bob Jones, David Carey, Jim Kruger, Larry Morningstar, Phil DeWees, Harry Oakley, Kay Nictert, Shirlee Pinch, Lila Hansen, Jeanne Emmons, Sally Berlin, Charles Cox, Mary Busch. CIE CE L B Under the guidance of Mr. Risk and Mr. Swartzendruber, Zeta Mu Epsilon began the sixth year since its reorganization. Many prospective members were received in the fall. These were put on probation for the first semester, and those who had shown progress on their projects were initiated in February. Our club is affiliated with the Iowa Junior Acadamy of Science. Zeta Mu Epsilon held regular meetings every three weeks and sponsored the Christmas dance. Trips to industrial plants of neighboring cities and the annual spring picnic were part of the second semester's program. This year's officers included Jim Lang, president, Dave Carey, vice-president, Karen Vikdal, secretary, and Phil DeWees, treasurer. SPANISH C Spanish Club, Whose purpose is to promote better relations with Latin American countries, is sponsored by Miss Gretchen Mentzer. Officers elected for the year Were Karen Vikdal, president, Jane Blessing, vice-presidentg Barbara Paul, secretaryg Bruce Boling, treasurerg and Bill Hotle, bulletin board. El Club Espanol had an active year seeing movies, playing Spanish games and spon- soring a South of the Border Dance in the spring. The first informal initiation in the Spanish Club held this year was successful and will be a yearly part of the club program. I S ANISH CL B First row fleft to rightj-Kellams, Ballard, Walker, Keith, B. Paul, Blessing, Vikdal, Boling, Hotle Young, Justice, Holmes. Second row-Novak, Whitlock, D. Pctrusch, Rinderknccht, Eckhart, Mullaley, S. Madison, Tilp, Carl- son, Britton, Miss Mentzer, D. Hay. Third row-Nesetril, Pazour, Darragh, Halstead, B. Porter, Hess, Fitzgerald, Potter, DeVv'oody, P Kepros. CI CE C UB First row ileft to rightb-Lawson, Manson, D. Hay, J. Petrusch, K. Vikdal, DeWees, Lang, Carey Kroening, B. De Jong, McCalley, J. Brown, Klopp, Oakley. Second row--Whitmore, Rech, K. Nielson, Burmingham, J. Porter, Carlson, Tilp, LaBa1'ge, Conklin L. Stenerson, Hall, Mullaley, Rinderknecht, Darragh, Whitlock, S. Seeks, Lenz, Britton, Nesetril, My Hansen. Third row-D. Porter, Washburn, N. Paul, H. Eckhart, Pazour, Kolda, McCann, S. Pinch, Culbert Burnett, Kearns, B. Paul, Fuller, Young, Tritle, J. Justice, McGee, P. Tanner, Walsh. B. Justice, Mr Risk. v LPH BETA GAMMA 'W First. row tlgft to rightjfkiroening, De Jong, Secrest, Barb. Petrak, Trachta, Miller. Svc-ond row Kepros, B. Davis, Miss Petrusch, FI'ClitlCSS, Peicli, Altenberg. Tliird rowff Franklin, Bev. Pctrali, Druger, Knapp. Hi-Y First row ileft to righty-E. Novak, Bristol, Kruger, Thompson, Liebe, Tipton, H. Pinch, McCalley J. Hutchins. Second row-Mr. Schmidt, B. Platner, Morningstar, Lundquist, Hayes, Kenney, Oakley, D. Stimson Gogg, Domer. Third row-DeWees, Carey, Tallman, Cates, N. Nlclson, B. Ransier, L. Stenerson, Fitzgerald, Potter Rose, Lang. ALPHA BETA GAMMA Future stenographers of the 1952 commercial class found companionship and educa- tional activities at this year's Alpha Beta Gamma club meetings. During the year the group had machine demonstrations by representatives from bus- iness concerns and toured several business offices. A number of commercial movies were also shown during the year. Several parties and one formal dinner with a guest speaker concluded the club's activities. The officers for this year included: Joyce Trachta, presidentg Barbara Petrak, vice presidentg Marjorie Secrest, secretaryg Helen Miller, treasurer. Miss Amelia Petrusch was the faculty adviser for the club. Hi-Y This was the eighth year for the Hi-Y Club here at Marion High School. The pur- pose of the Hi-Y is to create and maintain throughout the school and community the high standards of Christian character. The twenty-nine members, led this year by Bob Liebe, presidentg Carl Tipton, vice-presidentg Bill Thompson, secretary, Harry Pinch, treasurerg and David McCalley, sergeant-at-arms, had the full support of the sponsor, Mr. Schmidt, and the rest of the members. The club tries to buy a useful article for school purposes with money acquired by dues and other projects, such as the Hi-Y carnival, and selling basketball-schedule pencils. This year something new was added in the selling of basketball pins. 1. Mrs. Goodyear and her pride and joy. 2. Miss Mentzcr and the divers at Acapulco. 3. Marion Scores again. 4. Our principal. 5. Our new school bus. 6. Hail, hail, the gang's all here. r I x 5 f W A- X! - V 'a.L,aA Q , ' - I -A In ., ' f 1. Underclassmen-but friends. 2. Dapper Dick. 3. Secvest and I-Iorner. 4. Miss Lassen. 5. Noontime in the park. 6, Xxfllfil, sentiment! 7. De .Tong smiles. 8. Should signify something in evolution? 9. Barbershop days. 10. XVhat'? Interest in a book? 11. Joyce and Elvu. 12. Russ Seeks' sister! 13. Car' hops. 14. Senior twins. 15. M. Hansen. 16. Tire trouble, Davin? 17. YC111'w1'eCk, Molly? 18. Dave. 19, Beach beauties? 20. Horse and pal! 48 M ,M ,, Mr 1 ff: xg I Z ff H Q . f i fg 4 ,ff ,, , , y f I s 1 22+ Z J Q . , 1 f, V 1 Z ,ji , 'J l ' S I I 1 v X 'Z mlm ' f ww ' Q -- T f N ' x ' wiv , Ns., Q 2 my 'M --.- . NNW IQ ,l ' , 4 if M. ,, 4 74 ,, 7 Y f ' I X -5' ik fx 'ln ATHLE T IC S Wmmwvmm 'A . K V . BRISTOL cams Q.: ,V 4 gk X ,W V - X K? nm. 7 ,w . , , 6 ,VW f W7 ,J y I 1 HAYES HOUE JORDAN , V f W , ' 4 , ,. ,V , Q ,I 1 IMI. . X I , y ' ,QCQV A , V M ' . . ,,,, Q , Z QV ,Q -1 ff 7 A NV 1 ,f ' .V - gf 7 V.:,.- MMV , V- V- 'qi V A ' 1 7 1 ' ' fa ff ' W ' f .V 'W ff,g,.,'.,b.1 ..', ,f KV Q f LEFFDVIGXJELLL LUNDQUIST MCCALLEY NIE::r..50N , f, .3 I . ff , 1'- W7 T Q X E! w MW -MM gg ,VX 'W ' V ,f X ,, 1 iffy.. 1 Z ,V x 4, fV ,7, I, V11 4-7, 4' ani yi V ,' V ,V 2,9 5, , , I I I f V V, 457, NOVAK PINCH SEEKS SENIOR LETTERMEN -r 'mmm RSITY FOOT B LL First row-Bruce Boling, manager, Dick Moore, Chuck Kent, Mike Kepros, Bill James, Joe Williams, Verdene Stade, Bill Hotle, Arlen Howe, Jackie Midcalf. Second row-Larry Morningstar, Don Hay, Harry Pinch, Jim Hayes, Hugh Leffingwell, Russ Seeks, Kenny Jordan, Bill Lunquist, Norm Nielson, Carl Tipton, Eugene Novak. Third row-Coach L. C. Hipple, Marvin Novotny, Harry Oakley, Jerry Peck, Bob Christensen, Charlie Cox, Jim Lang, Ralph Stimson, Phil DeWees, Dave Carey, Dave McCa1ley, Frank L. McLeod, assistant coach. Fourth row-Gene Brown, Bob Justice, Frank Camp, Gary Eschman, Dan Kellams, Harold Kuebler, Merle Fol- kers, Everett Scott, Wally DeWoody, Bob Fox, Lloyd Jordan, Keith Smith. The Indians had eight returning lettermen for the 51 season. These were Captain Russ Seeks, Dick Bristol, Carl Tipton, Kenny J ordan, Marvin Novotny, Hugh Leffingwell, Norman Nielson and Harry Oakley. With four victories, a tie with Tipton and a loss to Vinton, the Indians were able to share the WaMaC championship with Vinton. Much credit is due to the rugged line, which had that fighting spirit that gave our backfield support when they most needed it. The prospect for a winning team next year is bright. Returning letter- men who will be comprising some of the team will be Captain Jerry Peck, Marvin Novotny, Harry Oakley, Jim Lang, Ralph Stimson, Charles Cox and Dave Carey. Marion will undoubtedly boast a good line again next year with several veterans in the forward wall. With as good a line as we had this year, speed in the backfield and a lot of spirit typical of Marion, next year's team should be one to be proud of. 51 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD Conference Record Season Record ......... Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion W. LT 1 1 1 1 ... ....Oe1wein . . . . . . .Maquoketa . . . . .Anamosa . . . . .Monticello . . . . .Tipton . . . . .Vinton .................Independence .................Manchester Co-Champions With Vinton VARSI Y BASKETBALL First row fleft to rightl-J. Peck, Seeks, Lundquist, Leffingwell, Hayes, Christensen. Svc-om! row+Coach I-Iipple, DeWees, Carey, Ling, Oakley, Boling fManager3. 'l'hi.ul row-K. Smith, Camp, Cox, R. Stimson, Morningstar. The 1951-52 edition of the Marion Indians was one of the greatest in the history of the school. Besides being the champions of the YVaMaC Conference for the fifth consecutive year, the Indians came out victorious in the Sectional, District, and Sub-state elimination tourneys and advanced to the quarter-finals of the State finals before being eliminated by Keokuk, who became the runners-up in the finals. The Indians went through their first thirteen games before being defeated by Tipton 34- 46. This loss was later avenged 60-44 on the Marion floor. The Indians then went through eleven more games before the loss to Keokuk. All this added up to a fine 24-2 record for the year. Hugh Leffingwell was announced as honorary basketball captain and also was chosen as forward on the IDPA All-State team. OPHO ORE BA KETBALL Mr. McLeod's sophomores went undefeated for the second year in a row, coming out victorious in eighteen straight contests. This makes forty consecutive wins for Mr. Mc- Leod's cohorts. Regulars of this year's team were Wally DeWoody, Tom Domer, Everett Scott, Dan Kellams, and Bob Fox. All these boys proved valuable in tournament play. UPHO ORE BASKETB LL First row lleft to right!-fKellams, Donner, Fox, E. Svott, Stade, DeWo0dy, Midcalf fManagerJ Su-roiul row--'Coacli Frank L. McLeod, Ballard, F. Brown, James, Kent, J. D0 Jong, J. Walker FRESHMAN BASKETB LL ,,,f, ,, . ,..., L , I vw- First row tleft to rightl-Todd, W. Peck, Kepros, Farmer, LaKose, J. Smith, Porter, Martin. Second row-Mr. Nau, Jones, Fernow, A. Hurt, Folkers, Stuber, Robison, Vikdal, Mr. Risk. Third row4VVashbui'n, Adkins, Fairley, Halstead, Burkart, T. Duffy, F. Duffy, Hess. BASKETB LL VARSITY SOPIIOMORE SECTIONAL 93 20 Albu--nett 31 15 58 Mt, Vernon 31 53 32 Mi- VCITIOH 85 Springville 55 51 37 VVilson 40 37 Anamosa 32 17 57 42 Springville 29 22 DISTRICT n 55 44 Vinton 44 11 illogtlcellv 32 54 38 Manchester 35 20 - - -J' 56 44 Mt. Vernon 45 20 48 39 Monticello 27 19 SUB,Sf1-ATE gi ?Fi21OSa G2 Ottumwa Catholic 41 57 50 Ingependence 47 28 43 Tipton 38 54 25 Springville 43 28 C0 44 Tipton 46 32 STATE C3 42 Vinton 43 27 72 Ogden 42 83 ig igaqugkesfl 'gg 32 39 Keokuk 55 44 - 'anc es er - 73 - 58 Monticello 43 - 27 1053 - 725 680 - 429 Non-conference games TOURNAME'TDAYS First row-Oakley, Hayes, Lundquist, Leffingwell, Seeks, Novotny. Second row-Mr. Hipple, Peck, Scott, Christensen, Lang, Kellams, Domer, Mr. McLeod. For the second time in history the Indians reached the state finals. The sectional tourney found the Marion squad defeating Mt. Vernon and Springville at Martelle. In the District the Indians trounced Monticello for the third time this year and then defeated Immaculate Conception of Cedar Rapids for the fifth year in a row. After the District, which was held at Coe College in Cedar Rap- ids, the Indians advanced to the Sub-state, which took place in the Iowa fieldhouse at Iowa City. There they defeated Ottumwa Central Catholic and Tipton. In the big tournament, the State finals, the Indians beat Ogden before bowing out to Keokuk in the quarter-finals. However, the school should be proud of these boys, who were one of the crowd favorites of the tournament. sr F f at 2 UNIOR-SENIOR TRACK Nxiflfgx, J xaruerrsx 4915 QS amass Mass xmszzssx First row tleft to righti-Midcalf, Lundquist, Seeks, Hayes, Cox, Leffingwell, Christensen, Oakley, Lanff. Seccfiid row--Coach Hipplc, Carey, Peck, Morningstar, Cates, Camp, Gonsales, R. Stimson, Assistant Coach McLeod. Third row-fSmith, Green, Justice, DeWees, Huerter, D. Jones, Mohr, Kruger, Corum. FRE HMAN-SOPHO ORE TR CK K 1 ,fffiq Wqfffxjtf, VJJMZY gum. A Mm? ' if ' ' 'f-fr' ' ' 5 Knigd f ig! pw f X . , ,ia X Si 4'-MQW? ' . f' K' 4' X A 5 r 1, . .. f t I sm 1 . 1. . , . - f X .,.,, 2 Q1-. if fi J' 'xv wwgf 'W First row tleft to right!-P. Kepros, Fernow, B. Porter, Martin, J. Smith, W. Peck, Washburn, Ad- kins, Todd, Ford, Burkart, Murray, R. Corum, Robison. Second row-Coach Nau, Fisher, Mylhousen, Pisarik, Malake, Yauslin, Jackson, Scott, V. Stade, DeWoody, Kellams, Domer, Fairley, D. Jones, Hotz, Hess, Coach Risk. Third r0w4Kent, Knapp, R. Franklin, L. Jordan, Halstead, Farmer, Fox, A. Hurt, Corporan, Folkers, J. Brown, Hotle, H. Hayes, James, Walker, Eschman, Marek, F. Brown, Ballard. CROSS COUNTRY Jerry Walker, David Pisarik, Ernie Cates, Eugene Gonsales TRACK The 1951 Cross Country squad consisted of Ernie Cates fseniorj, Eugene Gonsales Cjuniorj, and Garth Baker, Dave Pisarik, Jerry Walker, Tom Marchant, Tom Domer and Harold Hayes fsophomoresl. One honor of the season came when the team of Pisarik, Walker, Gonsales, and Cates won the Class B state championship for the mile run at Iowa City. Another honor came the following week when -the boys won the two-mile championship at Ames, Jerry Walker fin- ishing second and the others being close enough to furnish the required points. The spring season of track began with a large squad and a busy schedule. Along with a large number of underclassmen, five senior lettermen--Leffingwell, Seeks, Hayes, Lundquist, and Cates-reported for track. The first two meets, which were held before the Quill went to press, showed promises of success and good performances by many, especially Seeks, Stimson, Oakley, Morningstar, Chris- tensen, Walker, and Cates. Schedule for Meets April 17-Mt. Vernon, Anamosa May 2--Vinton, Mt. Vernon 18-Manchester 6-Monticello, DeWitt 22-Mt. Vernon, Anamosa 10-District Meet 25-TiDt0U, Monticello 13-WaMaC Conference 29-Manchester, Anamosa 57 LETTERME First row tlcft to 1-ight1ffSeeks, Lundquist, Leffingwell, Cates, Nielson, Hayes, Tipton Sm-oiul row- Rose, Gonsales, Pinch, Bristol, Novak, Oakley Third row- Coach Hippie, Stimson, Lang, Christensen, Carey, Jordon, Fox Letterman's Club is a club that is available only to boys who have won major letters. Its main ambition is to promote good clean living and bet- ter understanding among its members. Because the club is a relatively new one fin its second yearj it hasn't made as great strides as other clubs have but we sincerely hope that in the years to come it grows to be a thriving and useful club. The officers elected for this year were: Presi- dent, Hugh Leffingwellg Vice-President, Ralph Stimsong Secretary-Treas- urer, Russ Seeks. CHEERLE DER FIRST STRING CHEERLEADERS Left to right-Ida Rose Schlotterback, Baxbara Paul, Mary Ruth Cul- bert, Betty Ann De Jong, Margaret Evans. SECOND STRING CHEERLEADERS Left to right - Sharon Ozburn, Eileen Mulla- ley, Lillie Fuller, Frieda DR MM JORETTE lleft to rightJ+E1aine McGee, Joan Justice, Sharon Hopple, Doris Eckhart, Ferol Britton. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row tleft to rightj-Nadine Manson, Marilyn LeClere. Ser-ond roww-Karen Vikdal, Betty Ann De Jong, Margaret Evans. The Girls' Athletic Association got under way this year with an enroll- ment of 150. Those elected for office by the G. A. A. members were Mari- lyn LeClere, presidentg Nadine Manson, vice-presidentg Betty Ann De Jong, secretaryg Karen Vikdal, treasurerg and Margaret Evans, point chairman. The old members of G. A. A. initiated the newly elected members by hav- ing a candlelight ceremony in the gym early in the fall. The G. A. A. girls held tournaments among themselves of volleyball, soccer, and basketball. The G. A. A. sponsored one of the biggest dances of this year, The Big- Ten Ball, on April 18. At this time ten student-elected good citizens of Marion High School were honored. In the latter part of the year numerals, letters, and state pins were awarded to those who had earned them. UNIOR E IOR G. A. A. First row fleft to righth-Whitmore, G. Platner, Hanson, M. A. Kepros, Altenberg, Kroening, Secrist, K. Vikdal, Manson, LeClere, Evans, De Jong, R. Schnell, Andrews, S. Pinch, Burnett, Hall. Second row--Rech, Drips, P. McGowan, Gordon, Kearns, Reinsch, L. Hansen, Larimer, Mulbrook, Horner, Jordan Barbara Petrak, Beverly Petrak, P. Davis, B. Davis, Harrison, McCann, Murray, Hamlin, Kenney, Howe. Third row-Lorene Stenerson, Lyons, Janacek, J. Petrusch, G. Huerter, Klouda, Benesh, Brauer, Trpkosh, Papa- cek, Busch, Nietert, Bruce, Culbert, Knight, Porter, Trachta, Emmons, Berlin, Janko, Schlotterback Parton, Schlueter. B. Paul. FRE H AN-SOPHO ORE G. A. A. First row fleft to rightl-Hill, M. Scott, D. Fisher, M. McGowan, J. Nelson, K. Nielsen, Langhoff, P. Ozburn P. Klopp, Britton, Wilkinson, Sills, Meroshek, Hopple, Hunter, Dunlap. Second row-S. Seeks, M. Hansen, B. Rosenstiel, P. Smith, Keith, Young, McGee, S. Larson, E. Mullaley, Rin- derknecht, M. Platner, Nesetril, J. Schultz, Tanner, Whitmer Munier, Edmunds, D. Stickney, M. Roberts, M. Wells. Third row-Wingfield, R. Wilson, Lawson, Conklin, Madison, J. Porter, Wachal, LaBarge, Fuller, Blessing, Bur- mingham, Lorence, Kelso, Janet Cayler, Bunney McShane, Harford, Kinkead, Joan Cayler, Pazour, D. Petrusch, Stoeffler, P. Tanner, L. Scott, Lassen, N. Paul. Fourth row-Holmes, Eckhart, R. Scott, L. Stickney, J. Justice, S. Ozburn, Lacock, Carlson, Tilp, E. Corporan I. Nelson, J. Novak, Post, Kolda, .Gipp, Tritle, Michel, Darragh, Hinton, Lenz, J. Olmstead, Siders, Bader, Mey- thaler. 61 We We We We We got got got got got the the the the the CHOOL PIRIT COACH-PEP coach! iclap-clapJ pep! fclap-clapj team! tclap-clap! steam! tclap-clapj coach-pep-team-steam! Fifteen rahs for the whole darn team! Rah, rah, rah-rah-rah! Rah, rah, rah-rah-rah! Rah, rah, rah-rah-rah! Team! Team! Team! TEAM T-E-A -M-fight-fight! T-E-A-M-fight-fight! T-E-A-M-fightWfight+fight! BOOMA-CHICKA-BOOM Booma-chicka-boom! Booma-chicka-boom! B0oma-chicka-ricka-chicka-ricka-chicka-boom! Sis-boom-bah! Sis-boom-bah! Marion High School-rah, rah, rah! GO, TEAM, GO I Go, team. go. Go. team, go! Go, team-go, tcamfgo-go-go! Fight, team, fight! Fight, team, fight! Fight, teamf-fight, team-'fight-fight-fight! Win, team, win! Win, team, win! VVin, teamm-win, team' f-win-win-win! MARION LOCOMOTIVE M-A-R-I-O-N M-A-R-1-o-N eeet M-A-R-I-O-N' eiviai-ion fights! LIONS, TIGERS Lions, tigers, cootics, and rats! We've got a team of young Wildcats! They fight!--'They bite! They scratch like sin! Watch Out, 1l.,.qii! VVe'1'c out to win! ONWARD MARION Onward, Marion! Onward, Marion! Fight right through that line! Take the ball right down the field, boy Touchdown sure this time! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Onward, Marion! Onward, Marion! Fight on for your fame! Fight, fellows, fight- And we will win this game. You gotta Fight-fight-fight- You gotta win-win--win- You gotta fight-You gotta win- You gotta beat--l--l REPEAT. CSecond ending? Fight, fellows, fight- And we will win this game! Rah! I-1! N-n! D-d! I-1! A-a! N-nl Ss! Whoooooooooooo! Indians! I M-M-MAR M-M-MAR! R-R-ION! Hoo-rah! Hoo-ray! Marion, Iowa! WHEN YOU'RE UP When you're up, you'1'e up! Wlhen you're down, you're down! Whcn you're up against Marion, You'1'c upside down! CLAP YOUR HANDS Clap your hands! Knock on Wood! Stamp tho floor! Marion, MarionA1'aise that score! l 1 62 , Q3 may I X wi ,f X X - X A - , ff. :VXA xggf- S , K,, ' www 1+ jj f f 7 5 I 1 ff' MW, Mm. VMI f 9? f ' ,SWQWEWB ' , Q A ,iw 'X , WV.. Y 3 V f,, C , , , 7 X ' f W .,1,,. .. 5151' ' ' .' 53.5 f, , J yy, 'H 1 1, yn-If .51-,,,4 ww?-jfrrgf - 5' ' I ' dd' If ,Af ,L QV' I 4, ww 'y 2 . 'iff A I 4 jimaz' X 'S f nib S X- ,f 2 ' lil E, E 5 A? 2 5 Vs -1 , w ,J 'x J, .fy lips ..,. - 1 . ,Yr I 45,5 LOOKING BACK SEPTEMBER Dear Diary-September and school are here! The freshmen provide humor as they wander from wrong class to wrong class. The seniors have finally recovered from first seeing Jackie Mid- calf in the halls. Our school spirit has zoomed to high with a football victory over Oelwein 32 to 13. The juniors have chosen their class rings, officers have been elected in G. A. A. and the Ensemble Clubg the G. A. A. has held its initiation. We're off to a good year-we hope! OCTOBER Dear Diary-October finds the activities in full swing. Our Student Council has joined the NASC. Campaign speeches heralded the class elections. The cross country team has won the Class B title in Iowa City again. Our first Vox came out on October 12-heading an exciting day of the homecoming assembly, football game, and the big dance Qwhere Joyce Trachta was crowned queen.J NOVEMBER Dear Diary-This is one month that has kept us jumping. The Sadie Hawkins dance saw a new most eligible bachelor-Bill Thompson. The physics class journeyed to C. R. by bus to study the inner secrets of locomotives. The senior girls won the G. A. A. soccer tournament. The football team garnered a tie with Vinton for the WaMaC championship. News tidbits: Margaret Evan's changing classes left only two girls in the seventh hour govern- ment class, Roberta Schnell created quite a furor with her swollen face. The teachers are happy -they're free from us for Thanksgiving vacation! DECEMBER Dear Diary-We're growing mellow with the season-carols are beautiful and gifts have been pouring in all month! Basketball is here-and Hughie has one eye on the basket and one on that C. R. girl. The student-faculty volley ball game gave us thrills--with the faculty winning. Can you imagine? The Christmas program by the glee club had a different touch with the Mixed Chorus' formation of a Christmas tree. We hear that the biology classes have disected their first victims, after naming them-must be a reason somewhere. The Christmas dance was fun-Santa Claus and mistletoe and all. Happy New Year! JANUARY Dear Diary-The New Year is here-and already most of our resolutions have been broken. We had a glorious Quill Benefit Show January 22-so we can afford fancy covers for the book. We've been having good times-a cheerleader-sponsored roller-skating party-a Leap Year Dance, where Marj Secrest and Gary Robison won prizes as the best-dressed bums-a play day at Mt. Vernon for the G. A. A. We're still rolling along in the winter sport of basketball. The vocal department has given us a fine program of music. FEBRUARY Dear Diary-We're taking time out from drooling over those divine valentines to add this month's news. The student council and Hi-Y produced assemblies-that Platner may turn into another Groucho Marx. The teachers had a chili supper, rumored cooked by the men-good bus- iness in bicarbonates at local drug stores! We had a dressed-up dance-didn't recognize some of our old pals! The dramatic club put on a thriller of a play-was that villain fplayed by Careyl a rotter! The Hi-Y had a play night in the gym-main event being a basket ball game between country and city boys-which the country won. We romped over Maquoketa 83-49 to win the WaMaC basketball champion ship for the fifth consecutive time. The G. A. A. girls have started their good grooming program with a style show. MARCH Dear Diary--Sure and it's St. Pat's month-and we're all waiting for spring lonly the weather isn't cooperatingl. Sixty-six students made this year's honor roll, and seven seniors and four juniors gained an added honor by being elected to the National Honor Society. After prac- ticing their debates in senior English classes, our debaters have attended the Iowa Forensic meet for this district in C. R. We've been busy going to tournament games-it's been exciting --even the pep assembly where the cheerleaders got bussed by Coach Hipple. We're really proud of our team-made it to the state quarter finals. Hughie has been named all-state for- ward. Of course we almost lost Stark because of the tournament-he started for Iowa City and wound up in Coggon! We have fifteen firsts in our small music groups at preliminary contests. APRIL Dear Diary-Spring fever has us in its clutches. We've had some good assemblies-all coming at once.We went slightly long hair with David Copperfield in two installments and the Grinnell Girls' Glee Club in addition to other assemblies on Liquid Air, Teenicide, and Alcohol and Ath- letics. The Hi-Y entertained us with a carnival-remember the Can-Can and the Centrifugal Cent ? Won't our Big Ten Ball be remembered for a long time, too? The G. A. A. deserves much credit for hard work to give us such a memorable occasion. The juniors were missed one day when they journeyed to Cornell College forCareer Day-mighty quiet without Oakley. More music contests remind us that spring is really here. 64 MAY Dear Dia . e eac ers are all that keep us going-and the excitement of graduation! We seniors were wondering how we could cram baccalaureate, commencement, class night, class trip, senior class play, honor assembly, and the prom into such a short time. But we have just about made it-that old diploma is really worth working for. Our play, Out of the Frying Pan, came off on schedule. For a while neither Mr. Peterson nor the rest of us thought it could -thanks, Mr. Peterson. And as long as we are in the mood-thanks to all the faculty and the best of luck to you underclassmen. It's been fun knowing you, M. H. S., and you've given us many wonderful memories. Marilyn LeClere ' Robert Stark ry-CYawn!J That spring fever' Pep talks from th t h ' '52 Cl-.RSS SONG B, D. Ju ami mv: MNC OF na-na-on man. Yegwmm sau-um I IE' D IND GOLD. O TIRE Nl PIKFFUG 30'0N IS HIGH. F I llll llllli h l P' OU LWB FOR YOU NIU: PNIJRE GOLDP CLISS FIPYY ' TWD, Q A 5- . . 'fi Gsm F4FTY'W0, wm.'j.sr. 'rav ,wdu.'en - as nu: Foacvzn muovn were we 'rmvcn,wm. oz.-vars .imc ova so : as by i M - - V, LO'Vf- FOR YOU. MIFJLL NBER FORGET THE. FUN THRT5 PIST 'ruouoa mmeg oats mfr .soon pe ncaa 'NIE Hsu? Youve. owen wsu.. nuars MIST To uni us on no GIVE va cuffs. CHORUS 4 cuss sz, cuss sz, wsu. 'BR It Tllll, wsu. 'EA Bl 'ravi ' rozevsc none, ou: won mn rnaovou, . .Vlflolo..hMQRYS swoon sou ron You. 65' ,L WILL . We, the undersigned, being duly authorized by the esteemed Class of 1952, have set forth this mstrument certain selective and cherished possessions of the above named group. The Class of '52 has chosen to distribute among zealous under-classmen and the dubious faculty, the rem- ntari?55f certain memories which will become synonymous with this renowned group, the Class o . - Any attempt to violate this bequest should be conducted in accordance with procedure set forth in the code of Iowa. Such action, however, will be countered by our appointed counsel. AUDREY ALTENBERG leaves her dimples to Sharron Ozburn. JOANNE ANDREWS leaves her cute figure and charm to Molly Keith. FRANCINE BERNTSEN leaves her quiet manners to Diane Stickney. RICHARD BOSS leaves his ability to have A's and B's to anyone who needs them. RICHARD BRISTOL leaves his ability to make friends to the coming freshmen. ERNEST CATES leaves his wonderful build to Dennis Metcalf. MILFORD COMLEY leaves his cheerful smile to the underclassmen. Keep smiling. BEVERLY DAVIS leaves her long hair to Lillie Fuller. PATTY DAVIS leaves her ability to decorate cookies to next year's cooking class. BETTY ANN DE JONG leaves Miss Petrusch looking for another editor. GEORGE DOMER leaves wondering how he made it. MARILYN DRUGER bestows her sewing ability to one of next year's home economics students. MARGARET EVANS leaves her ability to chase him until he thinks he's caught her to anyone with enough patience. NORMAN FITZGERALD leaves government to next year's seniors. LORRAINE FRANKLIN leaves her drawing for the Vox to one of the next year's office prac- tice students. MARCIA FRENTRESS wills her ability to get along with teachers to Judy Meroshek. RAY GOGG leaves his arguments in class and out to Mike Kepros. VALETA HANSON wills her laugh to Mary Ruth Culbert. DARLENE HARRISON leaves her skating ability to Louise Stickney. DONALD HAY wills his Esq. to Elbert Waffle. JAMES HAYES leaves Macbeth to next year's Seniors. RUTH HORNER leaves her admiration for Bobby Jones to next year's Senior girls. GEORGIA HORNING bequeaths her dates to Freda Warrick. ARLEN HOWE wills his curly black hair to Chuck Kent. JAMES HUTCHINS leaves his freshman admirer still wishing. CAROL JORDAN leaves her 4-H accomplishments to Joyce Trpkosh. KENNETH JORDAN wills his Model-A Ford to Floyd Mumm. MILDRED KEPHART wills her ability to get along with the opposite sex to Katie Trimble. MARY ANN KEPROS wills her blushing to Ruth Burgess. RUTH ANN KNAPP wills her daydreaming to Bruce Boling. ARLENE KROENING leaves her geometric figures with boys to Ferrol Britton. DONNA LARIMER leaves to join Ronnie. MARILYN LE CLERE wills her copper glasses to Dorothy Fisher. HUGH LEFFINGWELL leaves his basket shooting ability to Bob Christensen. 66 ' ROBERT LIEBE leaves his talking ability to Franklin Camp. BILL LUNDQUIST leaves his height to little Jack Midcalf. DAVE MCCALLEY wills his beautiful tenor voice to anyone who can use it. o DOROTHY -MCGOWAN wills her gum chewing in economics and government classes to anyone who thinks they can get by with it. FRANK MACHEK wills his quiet ways to Jerry Walker. JAN MARG leaves taking his motorcycleg sorry girls, no more rides at noon. JAMES MIERSEN leaves his hot rod to John Ballard. HELEN MILLER leaves her quiet ways to Joyce Lacock. GLORIA MULBROOK wills her smallness to Shirley Post. NORMAN NIELSON leaves economics class to future seniors. EUGENE NOVAK leaves his station wagon to Clyde Beatty Waffle to Bring 'em back a ive in. ELVA PEICK wills her hair to any girl who doesn't like her own. BEVERLY and BARBARA PETRAK will their cheerfulness and good humor to Jean Lawson and Sandra Whitlock. HARRY PINCH leaves his ability to pick pretty girls to Jerry Huerter. BRUCE PLATNER wills his ability to speak out at the wrong time to Lynn Wink. BILL RANSIER wills his quietness to anyone who would like to be quiet but yet witty. RUTH ROBERTS wills her intelligence and good looks to Barbara Paul. JOYCE SAMPICA leaves her technique to acquire a diamond to Donna Lathrop. ROBERTA SCHNELL leaves her curtain calls and encores to Jeannine Murray. MARJORIE SECREST leaves her friendliness and attractiveness to Sharron Ozburn. RUSSELL SEEKS leaves his wardrobe of bright shirts and socks to Bruce Boling. ALTON SPROSTON wills all of his secret admirers to Billy James. You lucky kid, you! MARLYS STANBRO leaves her ability to acquire male friends to Mary Platner. ROBERT STARK leaves his handy flashlight to any under-classman who might have use for it. LYNN STENERSON leaves his candidacy for the most eligible bachelor to Jimmy Tallman. BILL THOMPSON leaves taking his good looks and leaving the girls breathless. CARL TIPTON leaves Stanley Hackert his date book and his crutches, just in case. JOYCE Trachta leaves her quiet ways and pleasing personality to Kay Nietert. JERRY WALKNER wills his riding ability to Dick Davin, who is crazy about becoming a real cowboy! It's a shame there isn't anyone who likes to skate like Jerry. DALE WEAVER leaves for the army. SHARON WILSON leaves her love toward the navy to Beverly Rosenstiel. ROBERT ZIER leaves his car and job to any future senior who may need it to get through the year. In witness where of we have hereunto set our hands to this, the last Will and Testament of the Class of 1952, residing at 1301 Fifth Avenue in the city of Marion, county of Linn, state' of Iowa, this twenty-ninth day of May, 1952 A. D. 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Emma 35:55 EHS' C859 :do gig? 00535 QOWQEOFH' EMEE5 COEMEBW CEA-A xhgm USDONH OECSW Wigs cgguam C024 Wxgw :anim aghgm 020262 :QEUW EHBOZ dOHENm QUKAOH' EQASOM :gm -Sigma EEEN5 .SESAM Sim :USE glam xdbma NA-'Exam xgspm sdewm xgni NZM xpgz ME-Pwzm Gamez EBEOZ VHOOFEEZ NCSU 'SEE Ewsm GUWSME QEE, M82 CS' xmzgz xigh 5350602 MESOS 556002 EPGQ 023655 EMEE5 M505 HEDOK :gangs :wma 2203 E532 H242 BENEFIT BOARD QUILL BENEFIT BIG TEN This year the G. A. A.'s recognition ball for ten of our leading high school students was held on April 18. A butterfly theme was followed in the decoration of the gymg Jimmy Dye and his orchestra played for the formal dance. The ten honored good citizens were selected by the student body for their character, per- sonality, and dependability. They were given certificates and bracelets or tie clasps by the G. A. A. officers at the presentation. This year's list included nine seniors and one junior. Joanne Andrews Jim Hayes Betty Ann DeJong Hugh Leffingwell Arlene Kroening Bill Lundquist Marilyn LeC1ere Jerry Peck Marjorie Secrest Russ Seeks HOMECOMINC 'E' R7 First row ileft to rightj-Jean Emmons, Marilyn LeC1ere, Joyce Trachta lQueeny, Joanne Andrews, Kay Nietert. Second row-Frieda Nesetril, Joan Justice, Roxy Scott, Ferol Britton. 71 HOMECOMING SCENES OF HOMECOMING EVENTS PRUFESSIONAL DIRECTORY R. B. Allender, M. D. 747 Fourteenth Street Marion, Iowa Warren C. Bogle, M. D. i277 Eighth Avenue T. J. Davis, D. D. s. 734 Twelfth Street H. Gertsman, M. D. 610 Tenth Street Hanna and Strader, Veterinarians Marion and Springville R. A. Hender, D. C. Chiropractor 764 Twelfth Street J. J. Keith, M. D. l242 Seventh Avenue Raymond N. Klass, Attorney-at-law H65 Seventh Avenue Dr. Anthony B. Lake, Dentist l lOl Seventh Avenue Dr. R. E. Leidigh, Dentist National Bank Building C. H. Moyer, Attorney-at-law l l35V2 Seventh Avenue Stanley Nielsen, Attorney-at-law l l65 Seventh Avenue Dr. George K. O'Brien, Optometrist l45O Seventh Avenue De Witt H. Smith, Attorney-at-law National Bank Building H. G. Stitzel, D. C. Chiropractor 998 Eighth Avenue Dr. N. W. Stookey, Dentist ll35 Seventh Avenue Winfield White, Attorney-at-law National Bank Building dn. H. O. Young, M. D. 1 787 Thirteenth Street The Quill staff appreciates the fine co- operation of its many business and pro- fessional friends without whose help the production of this annual would have been impossible. 73 CCNGRATULATIONS ' X- 1 E155Eif5i?i15E515f513F15! sv. x . '6:ZQ:3:5:i: 2E1E151E1E2E1ErZ2ErErE ...,. ., . N 'Wg2a?EE:E5-..:l.:'.,g1. 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Glass, Prop. BOSTON STORE Dry Goods - Gifts - Ready to Wear 1150-1154 Seventh Avenue Marion, Iowa Phone 97 SWEET'S TRANSFER Local and Long Distance Hauling Day and Night Phone 12 840 Eleventh Street 46 DANISH MAID BAKERY WITWER FARM SUPPLY Hardware Good Things to Eat Paint - DeLaval Milkers - Lumber Wholesale Retail Wedding Cakes Our Specialty Marion, Iowa Phone 714 A a H BALSTER FURNITURE co. H APPLIANCE Prices Below The Big Town AND SERVICE Telephone 100 - Marion, Iowa K I . t Mengel Bedroom Suite evmauor Kroehler Living Room Suite and Ph1lC0 Simmons Mattresses Refrigerator Lane Chests u Bigelow Sanford Carpets M3I'10U Armstrong Linoleum Maytag Store Hoover Sweepers 1 H Rembrandt Lamps RENFER SHOE STCRE Builders Hardware Wishes to Plumbing congratulate the Crosley Appliances Houseware class of 1952 53 - . BURD HARDWARE Self-service for your convenience 1120 Seventh Avenue Phone 4-W K-V CAFE ARP's WALLPAPER a PAINT co The finest in Steaks -- Chops - Seafoods Private Dining Facilities Phone 1122 Picture Framing Glass - Records Fred Weber, Proprietor Phone 957 t' t Whitin at Work 3 How dry I am ' says David 4 Ransier 30110 1. Slumber Party. 2. Ar IS g . . , . G - bats. 5. Bird in a gilded cage. 6. Anna Mae's relaxing. 7. Valeta is, too. 8. Topsy turvy Ruth W lkner rides again 10 If wishes were autos, Mary would ride. 11. Pointer Kroening 9. Texas a . . ' d rnin -Nau's hunting 13 Jolly seniors lDeJong, Secrestj. 14. Virginia taking it easy 12. Bir wa g . . 15. Gogg and Thompson learn something. 16. Solid comfort. 78' S 8. S LOCKER Meats Locker Rental MOBB'S STANDARD STATION Gas - Oil - Lubrication Service 890 Seventh Avenue PAT'S BEAUTY NOOK Professional care is best for the hair. Phone 500 Marion, Iowa WE TAKE TIME to do your picture right HAMPTON STUDIO Marion, Iowa PRINCESS BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Service Moderate Prices Excellent Service Mrs. Anita Finn 652 Twelfth Street Phone 146 WHITE WAY CAFE Lunches - Dinners - Sandwiches QUICK CLEANERS Pickup and Delivery It pays to know Howe HOWE'S CONOCO 13110119 500 - MSFIOH, Ia. Marion, Iowa Phone 21 EDDY'S SKELLY SERVICE MARICN SHOE SHOP Tires - Batteries - Accessories Shine - Repairs - Dye AAA Member 243 Seventh Avenue Marion, Iowa L. E. STORM STORES Men's Wear Variety Store Dry Goods Store Marion, Iowa 92 Sixteenth Ave., S. W. Cedar Rapids CHARM BEAUTY SHOP 714 Tenth Street Phone 989 Stella Beiber, Mgr. Beauty Is A Woman's Duty WILSON'S BEAUTY SHOP 1138 Seventh Avenue Mrs. R. C. Wilson, Prop. PRIBYL FURNITURE CO. Custom Built Furniture C. A. ADKINS Clothing and Shoes 1180 Seventh Avenue Phone 23 SORG DRUG 79 Courtesy STUBER MOTOR Ford Sales and Service Marion, Iowa HAUFLE MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Hudson Sales and Service Hornet Headquarters Marion, Iowa Phone 66 or 1096 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 We extend our best wishes to you! SMITH OIL COMPANY Gordon Hatchery Fresh Dressed Poultry Baby Chicks and Supplies THE GORDON HATCHERY Phone 134 Marion, Iowa ME TOO SUPER MARKET , ..-K .,-,V-1. ,,,' - ,, , V , 1 1 1 ,i , I I FINE FOODS - LOW PRICES .. i.. - -1. Locally Nationally sTAN's TEXACO serevuca 1 To - 'A Seventh Avenue and Ninth Street I Q S ' ' I Marafak Lubrication 'im R E S lgqguln gp, -S lmll llrlllllll . OWHGK1 Organized ' WALTER S. HILL , ' owne' Washing Waxing Marlon' Iowa Firestone Tires and Batteries Phone 48 Phone 1082 Qu SMITTY'S SHOE SERVICE Try Smitty's Shoe Service Men's and Boys' Footwear ality Shoes Modern Waterproof Shoe Dressing Prices 1120 Seventh Avenue Marion, Iowa HAMILTON GROCERY The handiest store for the students. School Supplies DICKEY'S STANDARD SERVICE Batteries - Mufflers - Tail Pipes Accessories Lubrication and Tires Sandwiches Ice Cream Phone 204 1405 Fifth Avenue Remember CASTl.E'S for Everything to HALLWGOD CAFE Congratulations, Marion Graduates May Success and Happiness Follow You through Years to Come Open Monday - Thursday 'till 10:00 P. M. Open Friday and Sunday 'till 12:00 P. M. Open Saturday 'till 1:30 A. M. We appreciate your business. Marion, Iowa Phone 200 Keep Your Castle Cozy! flf we haven't got it - we'll get it.J Courtesy FRETT'S BARBER .SHOP Marion, Iowa Clarence Frett 82 X! Q Q sv ZW 1. Bill Ransier. 2. Kearns and friend. 3. Sally Hall. 4. Gogg Y- couldn't you tell? 5. Marcia. 6 Marilyn. 7. The Hansen girls. 8. The Jordons. 9. Lorraine. 10. Marge Secrest. 11. Betty Walz 12. Our president! 13. The Justices. 14 Stimson, Peck, Smith, Long. 15. Darragh and Green. 16 Sharon Hopple. 17. Helen Miller. 18. The Pinches. .. .:+...rsT iz..-Q..-.nv-.,.1... ,.......,..,....-...-- S-. - . Consult Best Wishes To SHEETS AND SON Class of '52 for Insurance To Meet Exfery Need J. O. Sheets W. C. Sheets Marion Iowa Phone 42 Congratulations to the CIHSS Of 1952 Congratulations from the YOCOM MURDOCH MARION CAFE Short Orders - Lunches - Dinners FUNERAL HOME You will like our cooking. Phone 26 A 720 Tenth Street 84 Cameras, Films SPAHN 8. ROSE LUMBER COMPANY Photo Fiiiisiiiiig Complete Building Service Bob Grimes, Mgr. Phone 13 24 hour service LAGERQUIST SALES AND SERVICE Phone 921-W Marion, Iowa Ed and Edna Lagerquist, Owners . . ...'.-.A.-.'.i-i-,-,'.- h.. . ' . .'.' ' '.'.- :I-.L The Friendly 5'0'e i A complete community hardware Housewares Appliances Service Sporting Goods Auto Supplies since 1874 Farm Supplies Paints I Tools Electrical Supplies KENDAL-L S HARDWARE Corner 7th Avenue and 10th Street Ph n 25 Always Better Buys Authorized Dealer O e at Gamblesf' Max Ely, Owner HERFF-JONES COMPANY Indianapolis, Indiana Class Jewelry Announcements Trophies Medals KL Trophies Athletic Letters JOSEPH J. HALL, JR. 2029 E Avenue, N. E. Cedar Rapids .-.--...gm ..-...v..--,-., ,W Courtesy of LOVVE'S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1 21st Street - Sixth Avenue Marion, Iowa OC N Ct- -Ju r.-123331 1, ..-11111W fr!'C?i 11:a-gzzghzffzyi - '5:2Ez:gg::53!15w' J 1E15zW.:1E:12 ,..:l?u'.--13: 'lEX f -- For Graduation Watches PFI Kill JEWQKLERS Cedar Rapids and Marion ' -1. 1, ff' L Q9 41 I C Q A -U 'K ff U X' .. .. , 1 :Q Aa' X YE? A ...Q :1i11w 'laQSQRi , 4' y 552--...if-1 r 1 nav- 1 1 -r-' Q , .112:12z11:511? me q Y I ,. w G! ,U 1,5 Q x ,U ' I -xy X Q nw , F' K if , Q. 1 I 0 'Q Q I I A , as 55 I5 ,ffl ,. A ,, , ft Q- 1 Y f, I 4? .1 lgf, 1 i , 1 I ,x 5 . i W 1 -J I I ,, 5 as X q 1 ' . ' 1 V. , 1 , 'la l n I x N' I K L, Y K 1 fi ,4 ' 3 ' v 2 I 43, .,,. 5. - For All Your Building Needs Lumber Insulation ' Courtesy of M'll k O erhead Doors i W , V . BIRMINGHAM CATTLE COMPANY Kitchen Cabinets Roofing Hardware Paint Stocker and Feeder Cattle Stock Yards J. F. ANDERSON LUMBER CO. Home of Anderson's Black Gold Coal. Marlon' Iowa Phone 15 Marion, Iowa KOLARIK BOOKBINDING CO. LINN COUNTY PRODUCE CO., INC. Binders of Books Helps You To Greater Poultry Profits for Public and Private Libraries Plume 208 Marion, Iowa 3002 Madison Street N. E. Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Knitting Company 216 2nd Street S. W. Knit Goods Letter Sweaters Pioneer Dairy Feeds Chenille Letters Red Comb Poultry Feeds I wish I were a minute So I could sit in class, And I wouldn't have to worry As to whether I would pass. Pioneer Hog Feeds ' a11iL9nl1f'.ur:nuur-4m-Yi -.. ... .. .11 ,..- -N ,- .- L - J. ..- .a...m..x-4.1.-1.11-v--.n -mr TAYLOR MUSIC COMPANY King Band Instruments and all accessories Expert Repairing Second floor, Kresge Bldg. Cedar Rapids, Iowa FARMERS ELEVATOR Marion, Iowa Phone 55 Grain, Coal, Feed Tile and Fencing IRVIN L. FORD, Manager BROCKMAN 8. MCGOVVAN Real Estate Insurance 204-205 Farmers State Bank Bldg. Phone 1000-W We Never Misrepresentn FINE F000 Chicken Bar-B-Q Ribs Steaks Chops And All Kinds of Sea Food Tocldfs O. K. Drifvefln Fred and Virginia Todd, Owners ig I K2-it-uuwui MARION CLEANERS 81 LAUNDERERS, Inc. Phone 79 Marion, Iowa DON'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Don Torrence, Prop. 'ith Avenue - 7th Street Phone 139 Marion Lubrication I Tire Repairing Carburetor and Ignition Service Brake Service THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MARION, IOWA Member of the Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1863-Ninetieth Year-1952 Safe Sound Conservative 1:41-.. - A - 3 .al'7as-if---..- MARION F. ROBB INS. AGENCY 11011,Q Seventh Avenue Complete Insurance Service It Pays To Look Well HARLEY BREED BARBER SHOP USED CAR EXCHANGE 1303 Seventh Avenue Marion, Iowa Best Wishes to the ' class of 1952 BERLIN GROCERY Dresses All sizes, including little girls' Skirts - Blouses - Lingerie - Millinery QUEEN AND TEEN SHOP 741 Tenth Street Phone 1149 JACKSON'S BARBER SHOP for service W. A. Jackson, Prop. 1927 Sixth Avenue Marion, Iowa CIRAS SUpER MARKET With the Compliments of Soda Fountain Meat Counter PHILLIPS CIGAR STORE Groceries , Phone 164 Marion, Iowa Marlon' Iowa DOUGHERTY'S WELDING Acetylene and Electric Welding Portable Equipment Blacksmithing 731 Ninth Street Phone 54-W THANKS, MR. RATHMAN, for your help with our Quill Benefit Show at the theatre QUILL STAFF MONTIEUR STUDIOS Official Photographer For The 1952 Quill Cedar Rapids Iowa Congratulations, Class of 1952 For Year Round Convenience At Mighty Low Cost ' GAS HAS GOT IT! IOWA-ILlINOIS ms worm mm nm 8 co, coats ns wm As urns 90 Good Luck and Best Wishes to the class of '52 from GIBSON'S MARKET AND LOCKER SERVICE Meat you can eat at prices you can meet. Marion, Iowa Phone 58 Bicycles - Sporting Goods - Radios Appliances Everything for the Automobile GENERAL ELECTRIC Household Appliances WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE GEORGE F. 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