Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1914 volume:

f-1 ,- Y, Ai . 5 - XT A I t Y V Q 2 T Q kfffn C RINSON AH? BLUE MARION AN hSh blh - 14 - A d of events of the Hig I f M ' n for the year Ninete F - d b h S ' Cl :: W- XMSOWN X1 awe p J Marlon High School Building FM H1 may A 5555 5555 5555 5555 E555 E555 E555 5555 5555 5555 5555 5555 5555 5555 5555 5555 5555 5555 5555 5555 E555 5555 5555 5555 E555 5555 5555 5555 Greetmgs T IS our smcere hope that we may furnish each member of thls and other semor classes a memorial of the four years spent at Marion 55 EE High School Q55 55 55 , n ,' faq ,W rf-r S H4 QQIWUQ as me ce ,XM 55 o 55 e 55 55 EE 55 55 . . 55 I 55 V - 55 :P U ' 55 . 55 55 - 55 55 55 55 FS-f 'X' XMSQWX 9 J Swv, 2' ' -'A ' 1 Q .' f ' 'i 'i 3. fi- P R. .XJ BLM, L, 5555 5555 5555 5555 5555 5535 5555 5555 5555 5555 5555 5555 5565 5555 5555 E555 5555 5555 5555 5555 E555 E555 5555 5555 5555 5555 5555 25555 Dedlcated 0 Supt C E. St John who has served the Marlon Public Schools for seven years, by the class of nineteen four- teen. 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KIA ff K M M JAND93 W4 '- -'fl S' ,fi x X ,AX X , xv K we Contents BOOK I Th H gh Sch lof Maru BOOK Ill Athlet BOOK IV S h ol D ya e i oo Aon BOOK ll School Aciivities ics c o a W' ef BL N-fb Should auld acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind BURNS o ff ' -. ' -+. , 4 -X I--in-,, yf Qi ' 'lg V ,,,,.ff, r- ,, - ,f'X-xx . 5 f gwgwf f C' jAg5gazv f ,Q X gf A FQ R In V L-:dw F I M W. .L fi iv, , xy l 1 ,V ,., 1 - A, 5 i V121 f 21 2 is 5 'E i S 'f A- X1-4 -X: Q-J' X e 1 f W ,J n- The Hlgh School of MHFIOH BOOK l O XX- - FJN S gif X ANT? jr- 44 BL l LQ Marlon I-hgh School 1 is C 1 IQIH P I x ll ls 5111111 1 new ltl U. IULDV' 4 Ill Q S N. 1 4 ll x xx 111111 l1 14 ox 18 lt At tht nw 1 tl IS 54 ll nun 1 x tx 4 xght 4 1 ml: Ll AI1111 VVI ttf 1' Oh gguulg of our Ayuut 1 ou l11 tsto 14 INXIN ot txt N XL 'XII 1 l , - I X ' X KS X' M' 18 - X x fx V--SA' ' 4 if 4 'ings 4 K '1 iX. 41 f X fr 7 'T lt K 1 Q. ff N Y W 9.0 ,ft X1 1 ,WL 1-1 1 . . . , 1 AEL gs N l lv .5 LL 1 , ' 3 'L I V 1- o ot: Qwf ' ' 1 1 foo- -Af' f 't X tbl Y L2l1I't'!1lf' :tml fair on tho cr -st nf tho hill, ls 111+-M111-11111 lligh Svho ml, 'I mwnwl ft 1' tl1vsl4'll Ut'tl111w sht- Q1-mls t'111'tl13 sl - gg l1-1' l -st T411-2 -l, 'l 1 gong-' th '11llL'SI. l'is juxt thirty j't'2ll'.', :ms our 111cer11f1'5' l t'Z1llS, SE1 w- tht- ti1'.'t t'lz1.': of lvlllll' passe-ll t'111'tl1 l'1'on1 ll1'l' halls, Su 4 sl - has gr vm, 'twz A tl 1 Q-dict of lvlllt' 'l'l1' -1-lz 1 f 1'.' ' 12 ' 11 er: full , v111ty-1-'f . ll 11 ' z . z ' - lf Th as 5 1 l l.UY'4'V4'I'2 hol ' '1tl1. For thu- tl11'-1ug5l1 the- yn-z11'.' shall w:1111lt-ri11L ll1'2l.l'lS -' -urn . .l oftt-11. in t'zu1t:y, tt thee wc-'ll l'f'l 11'11. I A, i f Q, , ccL5Lue9 '- f' , A xMS1 L ANDO4' S P I K W Y ALVIN S. WIGHT. A. B., B. Ped. rincipa 9 P A R 4' 9 vb E M 5 ANlD .J K-J MHYIOR High School In the Spring of 1864 the first schoolhouse in MRYIOD County was side of Muddy Creek in Section 32 This small building had a dirt floor puncheon seats and a dry goods box furnished a desk for the teacher The first school was taught by Miss Rebecca A Shreve who had an attendance of fifteen pupils but the school was disorganized on ac count of an Indian scare and later in the winter a very short term was taught by Jane Wentworth in a little lean to attached to a log house near where Taylor Riddle s house now stands J N Rogers taught in the log schoolhouse which was re construct ed on Muddy Creek in the Fall of 1865 Marion County was organized in June 1865 and after the election of the County Officers in August School District No 1 was established its boundaries being co extensive with those of the county Its bound aries included all of Southwest Kansas as it extended to the West line of the State The Old Santa Fe Trail crossed the country ln a South westerly dire: tion In the schools taught in the winter of 1865 and 1866 the teacher was paid from public money from liquor license fees collected mostly from ram-hmen many of whom sold intoxicating liquors In 1867 the county and school district Jointly erected a stone building two stories high the upper story used for a Court room and county officers quarters and the lower for a school room. The new Court House now stands a little South of the site of the old County and School building. The first school was taught in the new building by J. N. Rogers in 1868. In the Spring of 1872 School District No. 1 having disposed of its interests in the old County and School Building. to the County voted S5 000.00 to build a new schoolhouse on the hill. The School Board at that time was composed of: J. N. Rogers director' Frank Doster clerk George Griflith treasurer. The contract for the building of this schoolhouse was let to Sam T. Howe and S. B. Tubbs. The building, was completed in 1873. An ad- dition was built in 1889 to the old school building on the hill, and built North of and adjoining the old building, so now both buildings form the present High School building. fs rex- . ,CQAMSQ , I ef Q f 'K I 1. I 1' ' ' - I ,, ,I ' I I Q , f cf ' so . 4 ' 2' I t fy ' Q I I A ' s . g built of logs loaned the settlers by M. John Snow. located on the east Q ' ?ANi?4l.?s K, 7 f 4 ?' X 'T E A - N e 4 C 0 ff S X H4 f ui il S I Z 3 X , T, MS RW Q ccExAN!D?QJ k Xyn 1 4 BLUY' if Board of Educatlon 1. lun HHH lx umm 'N Ver CII-Xs VN THONIINON Munh mt I cal I t 115 and I mm fm ff- R X K - FH , Y 'T T-ex ,.,1 f E A f ' . , . 1 4 3. Y' - 1- V 3 ' 'X N xfh It e hi N f , V N. ! -Q nf 'f f 1- ' 3, V ,..., X,-1 - 'I -. W. A. S'l'AI'l FI'IIi, I'rosiml:-nt S. ll. KIRIMICQ l zu'm1-1' Ile-li'-al 2 ' wr GIQO. V. . ' 'INS UIIAS. I'IICl!K'l'I F: ' f' .li .s 1 . '. . '.' .' J. Ii. SIHBICI'lFl'. Vice--I'rf1s eawsoafx L ug ! fx M ZH? , 4 C8 , AND .xgxf S 'iq fm 'X Wav' it I xmm II M1 C'fBZ if VDfQ Faculty F F Qt IOHN 'NLIIIPTITIII mlent, Missouri Umtcrszly Ollaua UHlVC75lly A VINSVNIKIIIA fl I rum lpdl B lker Umxtrxlty I ANIIII' lIlI I.1nf,,ungLs Ix ms Ls L mu rslty Colorado Unlverslly I -XTHFPINF STARBECIS. A B Ldngu ages Ix msds State 'XIOlmdI H E SHULFR A B Niathemdtlcs Fdnrmuunt I olltge IDII I A HARRIS Vlublt Cfladdock College Amerlcan Conservalory o Mus1c CLAIRI' LI'WAIII'N B S Ilou eholfl Art'-1 State Agricultural Lolle ge C PORK F HI PWORTII M mu Ll Trdlnlng, Kansas State Normal I' VIAY MODHPR Commerclal Weslern Slale Normalschool Mzchlgan Ferns Sthool Blg, R xpulx Mlth f ,A 'X , 'XI' ,, X . .g. ' A ' , f f Lx Z J ' f., X, Q 9 .' x ,sq X - , .Fmt ,AJ ml K' f I I I A- A I I Q A f xx X. 5 W, ' x . 1 R , gs W WJ ,, f' X jf - X' x Y, ,,,4,' , ' tx,-I N-' ' - X ,f - . .. . . . I, . w ' X C, State Normal . , . , N , , , I , . , . t. I, . ' I .I .,Il. I'cd. . J ' .' . 1 -h I w :rl C K v 1 1 W I 4 I A 4 Ii. SI, f I I' . ' IICR, A. Ii. 2 2 ' l' r Z r rx' . L. Av L' . 'z T'H . A . A I A. A A 'I 1 x -Y A I' I I, . . n I A ' T2 : ' . 'f z':, 'z S ' I ' ' . . , , . . 1 ' ' lr BL UE ,J w Domestic Science A generation or two ago people demanded that education be strictly cultural In recent years thev have come to look upon education as a thing which will help them to better living by making labor more ef- ficient. This has resulted in a broadening of the standard for the edu- cation of women. Woman is not satisfied with a training which de- velops only the intellect. In addition to this the new education gives attention to the physical, esthetic, social, domestic, economic and spirit- ual development. The result has been an organization of Home Eco- nomics Department in many schools and colleges. In the Marion High School this work is divided into two divisions. The Domestic Science Course includes a study of the laws of health and sanitationg the wise expenditure of money and timeg and the scientific principles underlying the selection and preparation of food. The Do- mestic Art Course gives instruction in plain sewing. The work in mending and caring for old garments and the cutting, fitting and mak- ing of new garments is accompanied by a course in textiles which em- phasizes the properties of various fibers in relation to care, cleaning and laundering. 4 i 1 -2 5 f..,- Il i in U ',iv - if Q ii Lili fr ,, ,1i X, V f . . ' M . . T T N i p V4, 5 W , AX SX - lfCf.ANfn,.4l.J3lf A we c 5 , Lug , l Manual Trammg Manual Tralnlng IS not as some suppose a study of certaln trades but a good practlcal course ln Manual Tralnlng IS lnvaluable as a pre paratlon for any trade or professlon The object of the student ln Manual Tralnlng IS not so much to learn how to perform certaln operatlons as It IS to thlnk and modlfy knowledge from any source and adopt and apply lt to the work ln hand ln a prac tlcal and efliclent manner Each prlnclple as It IS taken up IS put lnto practlcal use from the first model up to the last ThlS course IS entlrely dlfferent from the old Russlan system whlch IS used ln so many schools today but we are gradually drawlng away from the system where only lncomplete models are made and taklng up a course that not only applles the same prlnclples but IS practlcal The mechanlcal drawlng IS taken up by maklng a worklng drawlng of the object to be made The course at present although short glves a tralnlng of the hand mlnd and eye that wlll be lnvaluable ln the years to follow 0 0 v 1 9 1 v ! l U , ei iie ...Q ix' X f --5 , V , x .AND.sXJ p I ar e e Commercial Course Until recent years the preparation of the young man or young wom an to enter the business world was considered the work of the business college More and more It lS becoming a recognized fact that this should be a part ot the wc rk of the public schools and colleges Every year hundreds of young men leave our colleges to enter the business world and many more from our public schools swell the ranks of the wage earners Doubtless many of these would continue their education could they be assured of a return measurable in dollars and lmes has caused the introduction of courses in commerce into the public schools and colleges The Commercial Course ln the MHTIOD High School was organlzed ln Sep ember of the present school year It offers courses in shorthand typewrlting and bookkeeping ln connection with the regular courses of the school and alms to give its graduates a thorough preparation for efliclent work cents. The increasing demand for special preparation along special . P . ,y to Q -4 , Q ' QXMSOV RX eg Q Q ax W l ici-ANDWAQQM ? E + x x 2- X ' H '-X 3 Nd f BLU Laboratory The benefits of a well equipped laboratory far surpass the expense of mtroductlon and malntenance It IS the place where problems whlch have puzzled the class must stand the severe test of experument It IS there that the real concept of asubject lS found The seemg and hand Img of new apparatus the experlmentlng Wlth famlllar objects and the ponderlng over the great laws of nature to rex eal a new world to the student While our Physlcs and Agrxculture Laboratory IS used ln part for thlrty experiments ln PhySlCS cover the Important prlnclples ln Meehan us Electrlclty Heat Sound and Llght Our Physlcal apparatus totals S400 00 and the Agnculture apparatus S200 00 It IS the plan of the Agrxculture department to be of real servlce to the commumty ln test mg seed and furmshmg any needed and helpful mformatxon , ' . . . recitation purposes, it offers a good course in both branches. Some .Y , . . y , . t . l xMSo,1, x N f sm ASSEMBLY ROOM gk A , ,- , Sf 'fi' 2 WM H4 'mimi 4 X .XJ X BLUE Lf-, ' w S Q' A X X f i Q ff X M, f X sk WWE Q1 625 ww sf Nays SENIORS Z N.. V fy - I , ,x ,f 1' . , 1:1 ' SQ f Q SW -'f 5 ' , ,' E A Q - 3' 'Q , a f i , . S' x ' n V XX , n v Y 2 . 1 4. ,,,... x,-1 X b NX 1' ,, EES 9 'xp 117 SIN My 1' ' , I ggy: x X Q4 V , X' , f Xl' 'ff' , ,f3'U f1, ,ff fl S X XX Lk , X, LL. . Nj? Mil n ,M xx C : .J . W p,Q5i..H i W f, X' :Z1gWfuf ', Sffflffy ' Q W f . 'f' xg 'pg- ai' -. I f ' 4 1ff-zmgzg-Emi. Q, Y f ':5' f ' 'L ' X it 15, 4 f lx r -, .4 rn? .1 4-3 Z K cf ANam-ww Q- Q Class Poem Whm n xll the xxorld rs xoung, When yet the songs unsung We are eager for the fray F01 the xear s at the sprmg There s no bottom to the cup AITIITIIIODS are on wmg And hughts are not far up No thought fm I lfe s sorrows Youth IIVQQ only today 'I hu max come on morrows Oh' C ome wh xt xnll vue say I Q rchance oft um max fall What makes seeming loss galn C lorlous thought of all 'I hat vue may rlse agaln There re two sldts to the fight X lctol x and defeat That one must fall tls rlght Though we that Fate might meet When all the world is old Qhadows come soft and grey. Many hear not the roll It s almost close of day. No more visions then we ll ser But dreams then vle ll dream' May they to us as bright be As our futures nova seem! K Z9 X . ' . i bi' ,NJ ns X U I -A l z x I .' -Y ,Y And all the hearts are gray, . , K. ,S N ' Y t, ,K , - V :U . ' j - .5 I I ' , Q , y Y 51, 5' I 1 7. Y, y -wr . 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Those Four Years Happy are the people w hose annals 'ue brief Quch is true of cl isses as well and since our class has been a happy one the historv of our stru rgles and hardships our honors and achievements in those four years will be brief Our class started the up grade of the high chool hill in Qeptember of 1910 We were not afraid of the thrcc classes ahead of us nor the largest cla s that had ever begun this Journey in the whole history of the Marion High School Perhaps the fact that strength lies in num beis had something to do with our couragc or perhaps it was the fact that we were now a class made up of thosc who had strength enough to trawl thus far Some of us had gone to school all of our lives in Marion eithei on the hill or in the vallev some of us had come from other tow ns and some had come in from the countrv to share their lot with the class ot 14 Magical number' IJUlll'l2'll'l tt first year its brilliance shining' over the hard path ahead of us fixed many ambitions and shaped many ie solves The title Qophomore had hardly made itself accustomed to our ears until the year had passed and we entered into the third lap of the course Behind the cloud which enveloped our endeavors to uphold th honor and dignity of our High School during our Iunior year we can catch the gleam of the silver lining as we look back upon it from the pinnacle of our Senior year. Now we are at the top of the lill now wc have finished the journey begun with so many misgivings and fear.. Behind us lie those four years which have been so prosperous 'md happy. Years in which we have done our best to raise high the banner of our belox ed school and keep it free from blot or stain. Years in which we when occasion call- ed have stepped to the front and taken our places with our fellow workers in bringing Marion High qchool to the position she occupies among the High Schools of the State in athletics literary works and general school activities. Then turning a broader xista lies before us higher hills are seen than that on which we stand. Their paths and by-ways hidden by a kind encircling mist. Life tints the east with pink and, to the west past sorrowings grow dim like constellations when the sun is up. Life lies before us and with a faith unquenched by fear misfortunes or defeat we separate and say All s well the race is on. bod speed. ff nf, A X- -fx fx- ' at v isor 1 . A C 1 'n .I 'img Q V 4 - s.. Q ,. 11 I Q l s , e' f i if L... V' , ' xx ' L XX, ..-f i X K . . V cr 9? H - , V 1 , . . , ' U ', . , , . . . . . Zu L X v ' g L.: .S - 1 ' 'S K 1 A ' 1 ' ' it . , , . Y 1 ,YV ' ' - ., - 'r s' ' ' . many that had passed to the other side of the hill because ours was the . . . .l h . kr , . . , . - K. , ' 4 L , ' V' -B. ' , V . . ' , . . . . i ' ' . . ' i 2 . ' ' .' 4 , .' , . . . ., . . ' ' - . . . , . ., . . . ' ll n , ' . . ., ' . . , ' ' 1 I I I 1 1 3 1 I ' ' K .' ' . v 1 n 3 i , ' C i. ,V , . , V , , r I cl , ' Y , , , . . , , V . . . . ' 7 nt 7 W Y! 7 Y xMSQ KWK Q M ' CYQANQD X9 9 BL ue If RANK LOVELEbS JAN1E TOMPKlNb Lollege Course Normal Course I-xcelslor Track 113 German Klub my Excelsxor Class becretnrv Cl? Basket Huket Ball fij tlaws President HJ B111 137 Jllnll'1'I'3TC9 151 1 lee Lluh 141 Oratlon I-lj Junlor Paru. Enough Koodquamlufwhpo Manager Annual f am going lo qui! pollllca I RUM-I BEASMJN HAROLD HEREFORD Normal Course General Course Excelslor Zenlth Football 1' 3 41 Track 41 ' 8 -lp Basket Ball Hx, Llass Secretary HJ, Unauumlng and modes! loud by all M Club He dau nal laik mucb, buf lbmka, somzhmes m i - - Q G 4 4 . ,f.,k,', L - ! . Q x ggiykl, Q- we l l fl pg! N X qxesfff-J LUCILE WOLF Norluul Lourae QMSO ANDPJ- f BL E L I-Xcel-not Girls tlub My JUDIOTPAFCL Fuels ldon lcan: poluhcs u un EARL SACKET Q ullzge L nurse lil HCI lb ETHEL WHEELER College Cum L ee n 1 as Iumor I an ard ls lau, or lfzlc u no law CLARA DUNCAN Nurnml Lour 1 Lelwlor I' uthxll I3 47 llze 1 1 Zenith Basket Hall! 41 lunxorlfurme- H3 Xl Lluh Hp Annual Ntaff What .1 lhe use of bang good? never go! mr A IGUU CDHIPGYHUYI Fld 0 lfllf fflfnd anylfung - , L ' ' w ' f - if . 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' , .' , A3 . , .,-. .f L, O V QXMSO 1 . , wi l C ,Ox SX R M 41 Q52NDl -lw 4 f HAROLD TAYLOR College Course LOUISE WOOLHEA'1 ER College I ourse l XLf.lNl0I' flrls Club my Llhrurnn 4b If ml lm Ba-ket B111 31 1 lei' C J J Iniellrgenl and appreclalnc but never dis e er I 4 bi Us xr gamgmg I vz' gal fbe walfd an my shoulders IRMA WOLF VPRN KUHN Normal Lourse Qollgge Qgur e lfualsml 11.1.55 Secretnw 113 fn-Is gepmr If mh-111 fl g 3 4 Trq luh U 4: Jumor Farce 'il f '3 4J Basket Ball 13p Evu-mm Pxvd M l,a,,,1,,use,Dw0,,yg :dent up hxnelslor Neueluy Ur hh Inns Bond H3 'Sl Club Dames won I tell w 1 1 ' ISU. -i' ,' ' Z, ' 'Z 5 lxws' '- 5 . l . i 'lui .. . .' -- L41.YeIlLz1d L. 3. J. 'ann tin. ' 2 , A' 7 7 S if 5. V F' Ex- -'o f 1. .ck L' 5. . ' 1 I. . 3... , 3 , .' 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T f, I H me DLLLA PARKER Lollege Course Zemth Junior Farce H5 Her air lscrmanncrs all mba mm admired CECIL FRILEBORN 4 9I'lQI'Zll10lllSL Bnllh lwmthill ll ll' I Basket Ball 1 3 -U De il 2 4? Class Pres 113 M Club Hy GIQC l lub 147 -ill glen! men die young and ldonl fel well myself RALPH NEILL College Lou: e Evccelsmr lfootball 13 41 Baiket Ball 13 43 'Irack x33, XICS Presldent Clas- Hp K lev. Club 14 President C ennau Klub HJ Athletlc Board up Annuml staff 'Nl ll b A Jollyf lloa lo all BERNICE CHAPMAN L ollege 1 om se I-xcelxxor Debate C-LJ -Xnnu 11 Staff Ju mor Faru- 4 1 .She specializes In wbal we all came or , 1 Y , Q . ' f ' 5, Z ' -' 1 ,::.:1,4w. ack,.2. . 3.0, ',, . hz el ., ..u . I - f . -' , . , 1. i ' . - 'Q 'Q A Y, 4 l l '- ' ::. ' . ' , 1 ' ' ' ' f - , V Q .A'NlDv:Q.,Ll'r I ' E f- MILDRED REED OWEN SKINNER l ollege QOIIFSL College Lourse lenlth lmnh W 1 E llc d -1 lr slvful bay wllra au! PAULINL THOM AS ALLIF SUMMERVILL lfxcelemr 4 lrls Club H 4? hee Preu lenlth ment f ermau Llub I-in Annual 'stuff lunior bane Il Se ugh' Lego 'I Sf1l behld l W ' 1 1 ha a cn cbil . -, a i n 0. f, E 1 . 4 Vollege Course Normal Course , . - . ., , - .- . . ' 9 ' . - -' 2 . , . I I no 0 o . a a'r o 9 . .fy AN'Df Q E BU HPJLFN Wll LlAMb IRMA 31100143 L ollege C uuxse Lmngl tonne 4 lla-.H P as dc 2 Zenith Pr M llll' I I dyut Ai 4 Klux Poet 141 Jumor I' nie U ecmflm' 5 no' a one Unassummg buf very Dcrsl len! bas wil lo HI PD BURKHOLUER WILI HARRIS Unlege 001111-H General Lourse 'Hmh foofban fl 2 3 4? Track X3 71-mth lrackQ3 43 Ba-Le:Ba11 sy wr len th Seerelarx I ip Gnrnun Lluh M Q lub I num bane lfdnm Ill chu-tot -Xlllllll .x L 1 An optimist full of life He rs confused mln much learning A N 4' tl' H'?:.fV It A ' f. ' cu - 1' ' f 'X 9 4' 53 Q 1 H I , 4 , lj w 1 , 1 A A Zenith-Athletic Board Hb Baskvt Ball Zcngih. Zi. Y, ' ' I ln! 1 . ' ed- ,, l ,, K3 . 1 A Z ' -- ' . . . . ' 1. A in ., ,A f if -. :L A 1 , 2 1 t ' ' ' ' .' ' '-' 'v '. :', V, , .I. Tlul. ' School Actlvltles BOOK ll XMSO fi M1531 KS 4 yu- A , V!!-tp-My xxx I 5 X., JI , if KLA :Haggis X WWXN 1 -N ' VI!-, V lm i : , ,gMET!! :ww NHMIEE' 1 t- f 1 gay.. V I F e ighgxm 5 V W if B f A e ' , 3 if- --.. D F I' 'Vi ,r r X , H 1 BL Y, on l A no Senior Class Motto Labore et honore Flower Cream Roee Colors Green and Whlte YELL Nmeteen Rahl Fourteen Rah l Rahl Rah! Rah! OFFICERS Frank Loveless Presldent Ralph Nelll Vlce President Harold Hereford secretary and Treasurer l U o I I Y Y Nineteen Fourteen l I .CQANI so X b r ,. in ': , BL U5 Junxor Class Motto Conamur attmger altlsslmum estra Colore Old Ro e- and Cream Flower Cream Tea. Rose YELL Hoe Potater' Hoe Potater' Half Past Alllgator' Rlppa' Ramma' Bee Lee' Chuck a wah dah Rah' Rah Rah ' OFFICERS Mary Sacket Prem 'ent Rowe e Hewltt Vlce President DeVaughn Dean qecretarv an l Treasurer 1915! 1915! U ,f ' X 'W I S F Q' 1 Q 1 'J , 'L '-q '- Wl we QXTWSQIV A- 31, A 1 ,V-4 .tr X Yi 6 'U as I , A t N 5 'X of t -b-L. K 54+ . ANfD-. t o 1 'W - BLUB ' l W f Sophomore Class Motto Carpe Dxem Colors Plnk and White Flowers Pmk and White larnatlon YELL' Zip' Zavs V Boom Bah' 1916' Rah V Rah' Rah' OFFICERS Esther Greer Vlce Presxdent Paul Relmer Secretary Mlldued Wllll3mS lreasuner ' , v D Hartzell Ray . . .. . . .. .. President 'mm' XMSOW Q sew? , 5 f BLUE The Gluck Auf Club The Gluck Auf Club IS composed of those students taklng Ger man who wlsh to increase thelr knowledge of the German language and customs and to become better acqualnted with the hves of great characters Thls club meets twlce a month and roll call IS responded to by Ger man quotatlons At the first meetlng of every month a German pro gram lS rendered by the dliferent members of the club COI1SlStlI1g of debates recltatlons bxographles and muslc The second meet ng IS spent as a SOCl3l8V9I'l1l'1g when German games are played and many German customs are observed Refreshments pecullar to the Gel mans are often ser ved OFFICERS Ralph Nlell Paullne Thomas Paul Rlemer Chas Curtls MEMBERS Ralph N1ell Frank Loveless Paullne Thomas Eugenia Ehrllch Oun Carrol Earl Sacket DeVaughn Dean Harry Klme Cllfford Farr Jay Mehl Earl Loveless Marvm Blankley Lydla Janke Ed Burkholder Robelt Mollohan Melvm Hereford Elsle Elliot Theo Thompson Florence Powers Irene Davis Mabel Bramble Mlldred Bramble Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Helen W1lllamS Earl Lmnens Alfred Thomas Arthur Pankratz Lena Pollltt Edna Janke MIHUIG Towner Chas Curtis Alfred Wheeler Wayne Leavltt rsdstt 1 ssst rrrt rsi Yu A G ' c'. we ' A L -. :'l A. ,..': , ' 111 T ly Cf' Y rG Z f , rp g , My yrC,t , ,f P' '.e NANN N K 4 sz H ' ' - 7 . . . U . . , . . i Y . A . 7 . . . I i . . y A ,fm-Q--H XMSON BLUE 5, ssoc at on Ath et c Centro ard of O DQ f ,M ff- 'O '57 ,Q 99,0 1, 1 i A i i .,, M. Vw! 4 M 1 P ff 0 4' 2' We l ff., lg. if z 7 6. 45 mtl . :- . U' O J '1 r .3 : 0 . fb 4-1 I , . -c f, 3 C.- FD . IJ C? l V' -.4 la ez 5' ?, E Freshman Class Motto Vlnclmus Vmcemus Colors Royal Purple and Lream Flower Vlulet Y ELL Are we no Well I should smlle' We ve been It For qulte a whllel OFFICERS Eldena Wllllamson VICC Presldent l-orest Ray Secletarv Fred Kennedy Fr asurer M5 2. M . A, 'P . . ,, ,. r If 'k' , -ww: s, f- gg H z5?f 'g,A Fi fi' l it M 3 jf ' Q fl cc?-AND' O V f 45 - v if 'lf -ffl , BL Ugg ig., 'tj' l Zemth Society OFFICERS Helen Wllllams Presldent Mary Sacket Vlce President Ed Burkholder Secretary and Treasurer ltS members a trammg ln all forms of hterary work It meets four tlmes a year as a separate SOCl6ty and twxce a year the Zemth and Ex celslor socletles have a Jomt program Every student ln the Hlgh School IS requlred to belong to one of these two socletles and appear before the pubhc at least four tlmes a year The Zenith Society is a society organized for the purpose of giving - cf ' f W . 's l fi' x R ' '75 , awe M Excelsior Society OFFICERS Vern Kuhn President DeVaughn Dean Vice President Ernest Noce Secretary and Treasurer of giving its members a training in all torms of literary work It meets four times a vear as a separa e society and twice a year it co operates with the Zemth Society in having a Joint program The Excelsior Society is a literary society organized for the purpose V - J QXMSOWQX 'v 9 BLUE E, .: 57' U '5 42 '25 5 5 0 ff--- SQ ,fi Q , H 1- S M- f T4 xx.-,. T-Ig-X B f':,J Athletlc Assoclatlon BOYS qupt Qt John Alvm Q Wlght Maurxce Mexsse Vern Kuhn Ralph Nelll GIRI M1-,s I llcher Alvm S Wxght Helen Wxlhams 'Vllldred Loveless Mary Sacket OFFICERS Presldent Board Presxdent Board Presulent M 'wager of C ontrol Secretary Treasurer Preslrlent Manager of Control Secretary Treasurer The Athletic ASSOCldtlOD IS an orgamzatlon composed of students and members of the faculty The Superlntendent of the school IS pres ldent and the prmclpal of the Hlgh School IS manager also a member of the faculty IS presldent ot the gurls part of the assocxatlon A board of control IS elected each year for both the gxrls and the boys whlch de cldes all questlons that come under student supervlslon the faculty members havmg no vote The purpose of the orgamzatlon IS to control and promote the Ath l6tlCS of the Hxgh School It carries on all the financlal part of the Ath letlcs and schedules all contests 4 N A vxdj 1 K if y sf ' X I . Y Q GJ 4? . xf- Q if, . A I r ' A '. in 'I and is f-5 I A In Qi 12 ls, Q E , X ' ,sn .ss ,.. as an nn I f -ff 5047X Q N BLM, I-' M S H4 f A-xg L1 1 ' 'V 5 S' 3 XM-504, 7, L X ANSD W BL ue The ' 'M Club The M 6 lub of the Hxgh School of Marlon lS an orgamzatxon of bovs who have vson thelr letters on any of the Athletle Teams The faeulty and the students The prlmary purpose of thls club 13 to protect and glve a greater value to the le tter xx huh lS glven as a reward lor playing' one season on any Athletu, Te tm It hopts to ralse the standard of the letter and at the same txme ralse the stand ml of the athletle team All dlsputes toncernlng the grantmg of the letter to any lndlvldual whxch are not settled bw the rules and regulatlons are left for the elub to declde The tlub meets wlth the Coaches w1th1n five days after the cloef. of 'xn Athletlc Season to ald ln the granting of the letters, The preeent members are Melvln Hereford Ed Burkholder Frank Woolwme Vern Kuhn Glenn Llnrlenberger Earl backet Cecll Freeborn Burton Smlth f larence Freeborn Harold Hereford Frne t None Qeul Plerce Ralph Whlll DeVaughn Dean Wlll Harrlh t f Q -- A ,. T . Q T, , or is CQ, H X ffm S 4 . gf , X - T .,f U ,, , . '. . I , 1 . club, which has been organized only this year, is being pushed by the ' w I vv 1 1 1 I mY D . 4 A - S . ' , -' ' iwqssu-f! kv in , I -A f' ' f JVQQH4 - ' 3 Q-XJ BL ue Lf Knowledge Wouldst thou know thyself ob serve the actions of others Wouldst thou other men know look thou wlthm thme own heart SCHILLER 4-fx M5019 QQ QJA M 3 -.1 L ary Achvltles 7 H! ,y ,Xin E Mifffpi , Q- f.,..,.,.. YSQWWX Y awe K Q- x if - 5' f v 5 2 .E 5 3 ,-lx P 2 3 : L.- l Dia ,Q ? -' 4 1 fp' mf' -... -.. - -El. -if W V V., f x. 4.-..'. 3 3 -w 7' . -.X-fz,-'Q-f -1 'J , N . E -- Z 1 N .1 A .2 . . l j W 5 j . ' jg- sq f 5 B .,. A . 4 -I Pill, F-ilff'-3579 , 5.2. wif!! '4 3 - A ' 5 1 ' .. :Q ' X 5 , A- - -'T . YA In X ' - I' ' -v 'U ,. 'C .-H- 5 - 'f f. A ' f 'E E . - :gp E J ,' V f ' E .- I K 1 . 1 1 - .f1': - , 3 U2 ' . , ,1- . I 3.1 .H . 4 l 4 ' 'L' I . 1 Z - u 3 :-H, H 1 , .git-BI.. : ' . ' . ' ' FE - ' .. I ' ' Vi .. 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XXQN- -1 LQ BLUE Crxmson and Blue 'llu lrinwxn :nfl l lm ls the llxgh quhool Annual whuh IS IllllhllShf3fl l l H 1 l I lhnu hdu been four other Annu xls Illlllllwlllfl lh N 1111 n ll13,h Mhoul th hmt llt'lY1g'flllllll ed by thc flaw of H lhc Imnlnx purpose of thl plll3llSl'llI'lf.f of thx Annual lb to lurmsh a x mr sue 0 sa mu It 1 1 s wmutxu .mul Lhg HLllflQ nt life ID general which IS llttlg llllllQlSt001l by the pululu The Ulf mlnxs of the -.tdff are l'flll0I' m Lhlc f 1 I ur khm 1 Nu Avon nits. l'1 ltor BUSIIIQ ss Manager Souetx Fdxtor -Xthletlg Editor llumornux Fflllul' l' mnlx I ox ess l lllllfli hr mfu l'alJh NI :ll Ht len W xlll lmx. r 114 ll11,rrnf1 lllsT0lld.Yl 1+ mp f Llendal H ilolll 1 AI L1-,L f'N 'ij M 4 I, ff V A It ,Fi ff , M A R J in l-BLUE, T A A Debate The debate wlth Lost Sprlngs was held at Lost bprlnqs February 20th The QUGQUOII was Resolved That Congress qhould Pass a Slngle Tax Law MillOD affirmed the questlon and won by a unanlmous vote Ceclle Benbow and Hartvell Ray represented MHFIOD The debate wlth the Hlgh bchool of Burns was held May 6th In thlb debate MKTIOH denled the questlon whlth was Resolved That a Fede ral Amendment Should Be Made to the Constltutlon Allowlng the Women the Rlght To Vote Hartzell Ray Ceclle Benbow and Bernlce Chapman represented MBYIOH and won by all three votes The debate wlth Newton lb to be held May 18th Bernlte Chapman and Ceclle Benbovl and C6611 Freeborn wlll represent MZTIOH . . i 4 . . V H , . . . , l . . 'V . -' 1 ' ' . . . I . 1 ' . . , .1 . . 1 . .' N U - 1 1 I 1 . . . . ,, . . - y f ' . . .1 .i Y . . i . XM-90 fi ri 4 cf ANQIMQ Q .N-, Q BL UE gf ,wx 41 1 Oratlon Marlon was represented thls year ln the oratlon by Frank I oveless Owmg to some dlapute ln Whlbh MHFIOU had to remove one of her con testants lh the co lntv contest we were not repreaented ln the county league but at WlChlt3 we won the oratlon ID our clasa and recelved a lovlng cup Whlch we now keep as MdFlOn has won thla cup for three years Declamatlon Mary Olsen represented M8Tl0n ln declamatlon thls vear In the county contest we won the banner for filst place and at Wlchlta we won second place ln our class for whlch we recelved a sllver cup ' ..., g U -A z f l -, fi V' . ' Q A M , , C y,. .ju A q Am, f -S, p-Q , W- U l X 1 , 11 Q, . X . A 4 ,f .... X .aff Q, X 1,,fH-4 - .N x I A f 4 1 ' A ,. f l , I . :ty . 1 ' 1 I . . - A , w I y 1 . ' . . ' 1 I U v - , -' ' v , . TQQQI fri rT Ag! Junior Farce An M H S Divorce M H S in x s vtn 1 1 la s ol 14 at tht ann unior St nior ueeepti in given it the hotil M nth 22 l'lli It vw is al lesque on members of the elass of li and written by the mtniheis of the Class of 14 The east was as follous Julius Weichaus tliefendantj Frank Loveless John Wheeler tAttorney for Plaintiffl Ifd Burkholder Nettle Taylor lAttorney fol Detendantj Helen Williams Harry Tompkins Mudge of K ourtl Wil'ard Thompson Theo Thompson iWltIl9bSl Irma VN olf Helen Riddle tWitnt ssl thtl Wheel: r Geo Crist tWitnessl l ht Molloian Max Claney lWitnessl Della larker Mrs Liist tWitnessl ll nothv Fompkins Dorothy Billings tt lerk of C ouitl lanit Tompkins Marguerite Unruh tBailifTl l uelle Wolf Audrev Higgins if ourt Stenographerl L lara haunt Onlookers ghosts attendants Synopsis of Farce The scene is laid tvs enty years hence lenore and Julius have been married and lix ed happily until one day' she found a note which he had among his old schoolday relics. This note was from some other girl so she thought. Following its diseovery she at once applied for a divorce. ln the course of the trial many of their old elassmates who are in xarious walks of lift are brought hack to testify. At la, t 'ill the witnesses are examined and it seems that poor Julius is guilty of this outrageous crime. The judge gives him a life sentence when a loud noise is heard at the door and Geo. Crist comes running in and testifies that he was the one who wrote the note which cause d all the trouble. Considering the fact that Julius sat behind Irene the judfe dismissed the case and they lived happily' ever after. V 4 . XX Y 1 -1 I 1 lT- ,1 .ph . ' . X . C I Gig.-A Q, ' Q X in ' , J. is X cQ X 1 S ' 1 pf i or BL UE s f- . An . , lliv rec va: gi - ly'th+1 s.- - , -- ual .l ' -If ' ' ' I 2 1 - 1 I..', . Z. FUI'- ,1 1 . . 11 ' ' 1 . - ' 1 , .1 T 11 Y H - . 1 4 1 ' 11. T Mrs. Julius Weichaus tl-'laintitfl .. Bernice Chapman , .. , 1 1. 1 T ' ' 1 k . i .. . . 1 ' 11 1 7 ' 1 .. .. .. .. li 2 - ' ' T' 1' ' .. ,. .. .. ' 2 1 . key A :ni .s q. .. ' ' ' A fi ' ' ' 7 I ' .. . - U ' .' ' 1 i I 4 ' we an .1 1- J '- - . , 1 1 1, 1. .1 I ' v tv . 1K1 4' J I 4 , 1 1 1 . v 1 K A Y W K A , , 1 , 1 V , , . 1 1 I 1 , . 1 , 1 s 1 1 ff X' X E L cf AND' -w 1 N, New Us The Sophomore It lu acommon failing' of humanitx to like to xxlire for pulmlination see one s ide 1 the thilf zen of one s bidin set o it in bod mmm for the would he .author 'Vltrt writing Ioi the sake of eicprts-.ion is inteiestimr Um Nxlltes with muth more lest when he has dn mdger reader lo supply this n te ntixe 4 little paper tdlled Phe Sophomore ls issue d ln the Nophomoic ng ish tl xss dt nregulir inn ivdls throughout the ye u l e i Llxx us innounted hx the Prlnupal and eath pupil nts with his is lloxx I he the first to read its pages and hnd any mention ot his lirtst fu hu xe ments oi mart saying-. fwmte the introduction of the tommertidl de partment the paptr is ty pewritten by the members ot that rlepzzrtnientl. laach issue consists of artitles of interest to the 1-lass 'ini to the pu- pils of the High school 'news items, 'recounts of social hxppenings. 'ith- letic and literary events editorials on various subjects oi iginal pos ms, jokes and short stories. A commitree from the class ai'r'mg'es and criti- cizes the material and designs '1 sui ahh, cover for the paper. The class hopes thu succeeding Sophomoras milk' coniinue this cus- tom and also gain pleasure and profit fiom its publication. 1'-'N , , I. 3 I ,W to i A T X ,sv QJMQSQ so if f if -r fm i -eg Q- if XX, T11 X l , Z ma l 5 - N t. , i . X9 i sf . l ' ' f 4 i X rv , X J X r ' f X i, . , A t-,. To .' 'Q ' 12 s, , ' ' lx -'s ' , Q I l - --l type where all who run may read haszilways had an irre-sistilrlechurni A , x I V ' 1 I x L I A 1.1.1. .S ' 1 B. ' I I - -V Y .xv .' . . ,4 . 3. V. .l N. , - . , ' f . ' A i .- ' L' 'S '--L4 , v . 5' ' . Ii ll: 'z ' ' z ' + ' ' 5 . 1 2 '. ts zulv -rt is 2 .P 38.2 . vw p ' .' 1 . . . ' V' H. , 'S ' , - 0 , ' v . ' L, . 5. . ' . ' ' '.. 2 ,Li 4 . , - , . . , K , . w K I K . X I ' K ,ky rmxfwff fxx 'vis-s-ff' 4. S2 x Learning Learnmg, like money, may be of so base a com as to be utterly vold of use, or lf sterling, may re qulre good management to make nt serve the purposes of sense and happiness SHENSTONE Y ati , x '. , L :Q AX if Q .' x 1 W' 'I Q ANID Q1 W 4 Am. M MH H 3 X 'Fifi 9. jpg Q ML 5 f X1 ,ffUM Lff-ff' f A' Ts I P H4 4 fx Rv 5 A QQ , M ,.AN1ofL- -,,'v V Q,-5 13 .5 BLUE Q 1 . 1 fy .1' QU, x n A 5 Cf 43 1 as-fp ' Q X .n .3 U U .2 LD 'no is O Z' nm ggi ccEl':,:lg?ifJ' PT X, 1: BL E pf- -X--J' Boys Glee Club Dnector P1 mist Flrat Tenor Pmgst Iidv Harold llc uforrl Albert Wheeler Second Tenor Hartzell R xy Ralph Null Earl baulxet Mus Irlglla Harris X lrgmu Matlock First Ban Harold Tdylol I has L urtns. Harm Klme My rle Reed Second Ban If rank Lovele-bs Llxfford P Arr I-.rnest hone Cecxl Freeborn ' f' a I' V. 'X X 1 9 ,. ' L , VA X it Vx XX ,S Q T - . ' - ' ' ' Q Q f ,Q Y h ' ,U ' X 'X Q K , X f 5,4 9 1 Q 1 , rg W C xMSo4, fi QP 5.5L-'-fl,,'X-2, BLUE Lf' O fa ex ff ' f M H? C M 3 U Nw W 3539? Neil! 'ee-AL B f'YR '1 Girls GIee Club Ihrentur I ld.I'llSl First Soprano IA LIf,,kIlld. I' hx In I1 :mm Iarm x I' Iurenu I mu rS M mlul Bramble Second Soprano Marx OI en I1m.1 VIolt Iflella II url I IIIIIHC Fnomx First AIIO N Ll e N mm Imxmx I I' 1 N IILIIII L NI Ltlmk Second Alto Frhel Wheeler Iuule VN olt D011 NI e . fp V xx f- X ! I I' . .' '. XX , K ff., I elf 'gm' V -'fx' I In 7 I c, .Q Q In X. Lg 4 4.1 I I ' 1 R 3 Q ,Y Ailrr ,, 'P I g? ' . V i-1' N-ff . -J Xf- R N f ' 9 V. ' . I, ' ' , I r - 'f 1 - '- Esta .'z Iw- L. , '. Ali - .- I -2 ' ' - , Iisthe-1' I e -1' z 1 1 ' f' Az . 2 . ., 5 . I . -'S . i-sse -Mm BL UE P .Z ,Qi 1. .. l, , -... m2.. Q A ,- ' Ax x.. w.'l,-5, M f ffm' f QD m M - X ,. I. i :Y , V ,,Y, -Li-, - rf X I W f .E 1 JA E 's U3 1 ,. 0 . - o ' ..:'. O ' CD Us 0 A : - 6 Athletics BOOK III ff' 'MSOVX .. AN'D Q. H BL ue gf- The M H S Spmt On A zlppa Two A zlppa Three I z ppa z mm zu' boom' bah! MAKIONW' Wlll there ever come a tlme when we shall return to Marlon as care worn alumnus wlth thoughts of youth left far behmd filled with the deslre to agaln look on the gray walls of the old bulldlng and to wander again to the sprmg at the foot of the hlll where We were wont to llnger after the bell had rung at the noonday hour' When we return at such a tlme will we ever thrlll again when we see a group of youngsters madly dancmg around a blazmg bonfire celebratmg a victory or a glorious defeat? Will not that same thrlll of excltement once more come over us as lt dxd m earller days? Or wlll we stand solemnly asxde and watch the youths fthe exact replica of our selves when we were sophomores and Jumursj, remarkmg that We were once young and foohsh, but recovered? No' If ever the red blood of youth flowed thru our vems. we w1ll again feel the thrlll of bygone days and wlsh to ourselves that we mlght il, . so - Cf' s f xxx A - no s o o e ' , i' I... 1 . . Y . Y , . , . . . Y 'X ANlDP Q .. 1,-XJ awe if rush out and throvulmg flwfll our toat and hat be a lP4l bloodefl xollrh again and ml mu alound the llle and the n go down to 'Nlfu s And Klf,XOUl seveml ples lnl no doubt we w luld lf lt xuu not fol the lhellmllll md othtr dllI'D9IltN Whllll vu le unknown to us vlhe n xu vu IP hows And at night when we would go to oul h ds vu would haw lhlt satlsfattloll that the old suhool IS stlll .lllve and keeplng pace Vlllh the best galned at Wlthlta and Iltfdll -dy VVL wlll therl h .1 fl part of our ulu catlon the memory of the mlghty P leeboln tel rlfltallx nharglng the opponents llne Dutch Lgamelx meeting exelx attdtk ot the enemx lnml Tommy de perately returning the enemles punts WdS lt for naught that Qt John taught the klnd of Lourag that mver falls of the saulflte ot the football boye of hard fought battles of hard vlon fields? No' Those are l.lllI'lf,.fS vlhlch vle sh lll nuer folgct And now IS vu are about to go from tht old M H S lie loathe to leaxe the e sums and memories, so dear But memory vllll bring us back agaln and agflln ue vslll fight these selfsame battles And vlhen the honor of oul Qchool IS at stake memory vllll brlng us back to help her ln her need if xref! fzs 5 f-Xe l t sk J i or X - , C F. t I-QL X QH ly 7, A i . .Wk E l A . X V . fl cf X9 2 J , X D ' I X Lf , kv v' 4 1 K ,Y . . . . , K, . ' ' 1 . , . A ' . - , ,- f A . J.. . , , . -1 .. ' -V12 I V, ,4 ' ,,., . tt, , HI 1 Q V v v Q, B1 v x y . wg 2 B-1 'kv 1 1 ' We will take with us as precious souvenirs the pennants that we ' - ' - A - . ' 1 v' . 4 'S 1 4 - - 1 - K-' ' Y - s 5' ' v -bv 1 . ' --, A V S . 1 ' , ' S' S. 4 K- ' A 1 c A I V I Q n 3 c , ' . . .' ' . ' . 1 . . , . . ., . , V ., . A1 1 . Ks v I v is 1 , v - . A v. 2 .1 s , . , v -' ' ' l I 'R VN xx l fs, 0 'j k 1 AA -a i .X f ,f , , N 'L gl' Q ' ' .fy -.,q .ZX W R-P ff -A Q cz NNDMY f X XJ BLUE gf-l' ,Y Hugh School Yell Q 1 an 1 th 'Vldrmn Hugh S1 howl clon t gxu a. I X 1 xc thy lxlflfl that new-1 pw up' llllm fav ' N l fl Q H-X Y f f , qi 7 f' Q 5' ' ' 'A-2 ,-lj.l' X :cw Q lg 4 l-an , l K E Q1 N L: c 1 4,1 , X . V F x. Un - 2 zip I 11, two 21 zippa, we a zipy: zz A . . ' ,- x' . ' ,-' V , . Rip Yam Winklf- ur 21 little lvull yup- xMS6f X fi My L-' cf ANDFQY ff S 4, Honor Roll of the Hlgh School of MHYIOH 'Xl Hereford Hua kholdu Nmlth I lnnhnbm rgmx D1 m Plume FI eebul ll Bailey Dean FOOT BALL Kuhn F1 Q Lb0lIl Plerne Nm e Null 4 lrne aol n BASKET BALL Nou H H1 rc ford If r mu Null C urns TRACK lieu-fold VN oolvs. me Pierce Kuhn Noce Loveless wicket I 1I141tY1bt.Y'1,6 r H Herr foul 'Nl Heufoul I' IQQIJOI n Hdrub Oyer TN W WL 1 CF, , fo ' Q f ' A . 1 A gi 'AA ' V X-,J ., 13X-J L UE f - 1 'ff' ' 'z . ? 1 1 . 1' ' E Q -A M,-A A UJA I XQQQI g X1 2 K DX- ff- ff J1- HJOTBALL , ff '- ,X N - ,fr 4 . . X 5 3 r I z -- u Vi-V, Wg ' 50 14: X X. Y k' '-7-sf., .-f '7',:f Zf7 - Q J A5 'J fr P f n f, . x,f Q. ff-1f.. nf' Q 4 ff an l r ' -ff47N47 I ' ll . ' V pn A ' AN ', ,--' 1 ., QXYVISQ X S E ,J l I 13' .V V 1 ff 1 , c, lv Q T W H V'AND - Q - ' f YQSMK 0 4-2515-.M C 3, ' .'tA 1 rr L U Z A. L E 5 0 I 'Tu' N -H O 0 U- QXMSOQA 7 I 1'f .5 B E ' W 59 ? it 'L Q X ,N 9-1, ff, , X fi ,Z ' lv? 'f 'A ' CCL-AND'x'kj 1 , .2 Ak 9- 'S 1' l P .fl 'L' X Q4 1 -f v'w r ,LU X: is V Ji w Marlon Marlon Marlon Marlon MATIOH Marlon MdTl0n Mal lOn Marlon Marlon MHFIOD MdllOD Marlon Marlon Marlon MATIOD MdFl0n Marlon MHFIOH Foot Ball Record with the Hugh Schools of Soulhern Kansas Hugh School of Newton won four ,qflmes Newton won no games scored 218 QOIHIS Newton Scored 10 polnts One tle game Hugh School of Chase County won SIX games scored 134 polnts won one game Hugh School o scored 20 polnts Chase C unty won one game Cha e County scored 19 polnts f Wichita WlChlta won two games WlChlta scored 42 polnts Scores of the Seasons That the Men Have Played 1910 911 1 9 HEFIHECOD Chase County Newton Abllene Chase Counts Herlngton 912 Herlngton Peabody Chase County Welllngton Newton Wlchlta Eureka Marlon MHFIOD MATIOD Mal lon Marlon MHYIOD Marlon MAYIOD Marlon Marlon Marlon Marlon Marlon Herlngton Chase County Wlm hlta Lost SPIIHHS Lost Sprlngs 913 Newton Lost Sprlngs Chase County Hutchlnson Enterprlse Peabody Wlehlta Lost Sprlngs 0 I I ' as 5 ' v- 6 ' ---53 ' 0 - -' -11 - 1 ' - 0 ' - 8 ' 0 ' --51 - - 0 ' ' - 0 ' ' ' 9 ' - 11 ' - 0 -' - -46 S -' 0 ' --21 J . ' 0 ' f-53 ' - 6 Marion - f 0 Newton 0 Marion M- 79 Emporia 0 ' -' -29 -' -- 0 'I 1 ' A 77 0 ' ' -53 ' - 0 ' A70 ' . 0 - - . .142 99 - ' --455 ' 0 ' -'12 . , 0 ' ' -34 ' -19 - ' s-14 ' f - 0 ' A- 26 ' - 9 - ' -V6 A - 0 ' -52 - 9 - ' --20 ' ' --13 ' ' -- 0 ' -30 ' as 9 13 ' -26 ' - 'W ff? W QXPI N X5 J fif-Cfjg-'ff Secon D79 Qc Z, 9 .. 1 f-If X L QQ d Football Team K 145 to T7 C9315 ra VJ M HY Dwi ss -n Football Season The Football season of 13 opened w1th brlght prospects for an ew er XILIOTIOUS team All the old men of last year s team were back vuth dettrmmatmon to wm md the town spxrlt ran hlgh Practlce began early and the coathes were optlmxsrxc tontermng the season and ln fatt everx thmg w as brlght for a suecessful season The season opened wlth a rush mmor teams falllng before the on sl tught of the wonderful mathxne the heavy charglng llne and the back field So when the tlme came that we were to meet the fast Hutchlnson C n s. n Jn msmm tsplratl ms soared stlll hlgher when the game was over and we had won 44 to 19 Butler the wonderful halfbaek was the star for Hutehmson but for Marlon there was no star The team worked as an llldlVlllU3.l and w LS able to stop the great cloud Yes we had won but ln wmmng lost for we became overtonfldent and thought ourselves lIlXlllLIlllt Wlnnmg all the games up to the Wlehxta game we started there wlth our overtonhdant arr to meet w 1th great dlsappolntment The team started off bad and never got together sw aymg before the terrlhf. charge of our opponents and lost by a store of 30 to 0 It hau taught us a lesson The gre at art doomed to tall fhamplonshlp hopes whlth had t xken weeks to bulld w ere shattered m a day by a smgle defeat But the honor and esteem m whlch the team IS held by Marlon sup porters w as shown IH the turnout at the home comlng The team was met at the depot by a hundred students and townsmen and to help the te tm bear xts defeat money w as ralsed for the purpose of rewardmg the bass Nlltll sweaters and letters A few more mmor vxctorles and the se Lson was ended A season YVl1lLl'l had begun so brlghtly and prattlt al x ended ln one of the most bltter defeats ev er suffered by a Nlarlon to Jtball team Q.. X A 3 . K' . ff--W X '- Y ,f , , 1 A -1 . Q ' - 1. . N - . nf- i X 1 ' V X . X . , - cf we A ' ' .V . . I ' V ' , X V 1 V 1 ' V , , V. . v - v 1 ' 1 1 1 1 v 1' 1 1 P 1' I - Q 1 - 1' V 2 A V 1 . ' ' . V I . w Lv 1 1 V 14 ' ' 1 V I , ' 1 , ' 1 , .1 V 1 . ' , V1 . -. L. A, V V Q ,- V . 1 ' V U ' ' . V V L' ' . . , 1 1 ' 1 team, enthusiasm ran high and the team was filled with confidence. 1' F ' 'z r, 1 3 ' J ' ' - ' Q , . V Q V V V . . V V . . . ' 1 V ' ' , . V. V- V . . V. , ' ' ' . Q V. . ,V H V SV V v' - L1 V v I 1 ' 1 1 1 y f u - V 1- 1 1 ' Y- ' ' K1 . 1 5 1 V 1 w 1' A J . , . . 1 2 y L1 l v ' Y 14 . . v - ' H , ' V . . V 2,1 1 . 1 1 1 V '1 I , I . I- ' r l w l 1 1 v A f - 4 QXMS Xxx B cf AND 5 I L-XJ BLLW ' Just Foot Ball Bxte em slap em sms' boom' bunk Guo xx hlzz the referee s punk' qewcn leven forty two See Old Dutch wddm thru Nme four twenty five Blow thc whlstli call the doc Pool Old Tommy loot his block lxuk em hut tm SNS' boom' saw' Sec Smnthy catch that forward push Plghteen QIX thlrty two There I lttle Frulb caught one too lxlck hls Slato Iilondx dear Bm hls nose 01 pull hls ear Good bye boye It s all off wlth me' Just send my coffin L O D I Q : 5-A4 . .5 7 ' , K - ,, . V . . i V. cl V 1 .lap Q Q sw tg x X 'J ' 4 .I . ' . , , .1 U, Y Y - - - ,L , ., L YZ V y Y bv- ' ,Y , - , . Y Y - YY I told you Heff would make his five. V , v ' ,' .f . . , . '. , . . Pm ' ' , .' -1 1 . . , , . .. . .. .. . .' , ' - . . L. .- V' , -' , ' - ' , 1, J' 2 Y '. '. I I ' S x, i .av 1 , . , . , . - . .. - H W M Q H1 QZZOQ Q H4 m Q MFE 'vi--' I Mid. , . L 1 Ti w Q tg 1..r . 1 , - 5 M-f 4, 2- Lue Q , fl? , 4:e:5'e'o. ' ' ' is Y X I x S . ,- ,f N, D A S K E T B A L L F 5-X KMYOA, fW Wa d:S'X-fl,3X-J Lf'CJg F nn M, f Af I M QTHW S 1 .jj E 6 ii' 2 li U3 CS XM-90 AND 4, V X BLUE xfg, Basket Ball Season Boys Owmg to the poor showlng the tcam made ln 1912 not a great deal was expected of them thls season However there was plenty of ma terlal slx teams repor lng for the workout After some tlme a team was DlCk6d and the flrst game was easlly won Spurred on by thlS success the team worked hard and under guld ance of Coach Hepw orth developed lnto a fast and accurate bunch At B lrns how ever we w ere handlcapped by the smallness of the coult and lost ln a clo ely contested game Our next lllp to Lost Qprlngs we hoped for sw eet revenge for the treatment they had ,qlx en us last season but we were defeated agaln Thls onlv made revenge sweeter when It came the next w eek Marlon wlnnlng by a large score the last few years lost a couple ln successlon to us As a whole the season was a success and havlng won a majorlty of the games the team w as sent to the dlstrlct tournament at Lmporla where It made a great showlng taklng second place So contrastlng the two seasons 12 and 15 the school may well be proud of the showlng of thls year s team RECORD OF GAMLS Hlllsboro Burns Lost Sprlngs Hlllsboro Burns Florence Lost Sprlngs Tampa Eureka Academy Normal HlghS Florence McPherson 2? MBPIOH MZFIOD 'Vlarlon MHTIOD MZYIOU MAFIOH 'Vlarlon Marlon Marlon Marlon MRFIOH Vlarlon PLAY ED AT I-llllsboro Burns Lost Sprlngs MBFIOH Burns MQFIOH Marlon Fmporla F mporla Emporla MHFIOH Marlon X , V - A , ,x I.. J, ll Y i v 9, 78 N 4 cf' c g , 5 , l XA . , c jl Florence, our southern enemy, who had defeated Marion each time in ' .. .. 15 ' 25 ' .. .. .. 35 ' 33 ' .. 51 l ' 39 ' . ' .. .. 23 ' 26 ' ' .. .. 21 ' 19 .. .. 28 ' ' 36 ' ' .. .. 23 l ' 46 ' ' .. .. T ' 59 . .. 23 ' 46 , ' ' .. 64 ' 17 ' .. .. 18 ' 37 ' - .. ':. . - ' 46 ' ' ri-f QXVISO4, 'A A h .Q -.E-T , :fqv4ff1V 'BLUV ' , E E as 42 Eg ,,, Amo BLUE x.f- Girls Basket Ball Season so much of a success The team of 1912 played for the state champion ship at Lawrence and Helen Williams all state guard was the only player left from that team The girls responded to the call however and about five teams reported for the workout The team picked after a few weeks of practice they started the season by giving Hillsboro a good drubbxng They also won the next two games from Whitewater and Hillsboro respectively But at Wichita they struck a stump Owing to the largeness of the court and the new stvle of play which Wichita had taken up we lost This was the first defeat in the last two years On the trip to Whitewater a few of the tirst team were not able to go and we dropped another one Wichita came to Marion and beat us on our own court Still this record is not so had for a newly developed team and considering the class in which vue played and with the absence of only one of its players the school is looking forvs ard to a bright and prosperous season next fall RECORD 0F GAMES Hillsboro .. .. Whitevx ater . . Hillsboro .. .. ' Wichita .. Whitewater .. .. Wichita .. .. Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion ' 20 Marion ' PLAYED AT Hillsboro Marion Marion Wichita Whitewater Marion ff-for 1 QAM 504, 1 1 i A 1 fm ya ,R J , C Q r - Q V- i E 9 'W .1 a cf. 4 E. 4 I is XX ' Q ' ' ' 7 The Girls' season, when compared with the previous season, was not 4 39 . ' 13 23 b 26 24 10 19 lo 10 lnactnvnty supmeness and effem lnacy have ruxned more constltu txons than were ever destroyed by excessive labors Moderate exer case and toll so far from prejudxc mg strengthen and consolidate the body DR RUSH f-A rf- .',,L A ff WW YYLZO S fs 'QNX lk T P. A C K f In S N I ' ' ' i c'g.AN!Df. 9 QU SQ M I-1 E as cv E- .3 U as In xMSo 4' is Q AN'D j- 5 H ,HH UBLUBXD MJ-1, Track Records of the Hugh School of Marlon 100 yard da h Pole vault Shot put 4111 yarml dash Mlle run Broad jump 880 yarrl dash Hammer throw 210 xarml cl uh Hugh Jump Dvstus 'UH yard hurdle 50 y ard dash Relay Marlon 1 hase 'Nl C A A Marlon s l l Coburn Plute Frm Q born llf ll fold W lllldmb Freeborn Hereford Nllnton L ohurn Pleree Plerce Plerce Lohurn Kuhn Freeborn I Harris Hereford 1 Fourth D1 trlct Meet Vlarlon lst State Meet M3llOh 2d 10 1 3 seconds 10 Z feet -12 11 feet wc tonxls mmutes 21 9 1 2 feet 148 feet seeomls 1 7 feet 106 feet 28 second seconds 3 44 mmutes 16 pomts 48 polnts v6 points 34 pomte 19 points We R A Bill S A . -lfll l 1 ,f 4 --, g 'Q fa ll: f all -. . . ' . 2.-f - . X S y 1 y V M C t, r a . al 1 as X f ' I - S .. .. f .. .. -7 ' .. .. .. 'I ' .. .. 5:11-5 ' . - U .. H .. H .. U .. U 221.7 rrlinutes 'f.. -lf' IS .. H .. U A' .. H .. U 23 Hx' .' Scores, Track Season W, XPISQA, Q In fd N TROPHIES w WX A Q f bA,, fl T Q. . fi ff r H+ is School Days BOOK IV -X K-se. gXP'1SQ X1 me W W cf ANDWQDQ P bb H41 Foreword VX hllz our prlm mx purpo-4+ un nxsumg thus hook IS to portmy the sem ous nie uf Nehool life 1115 ilsn our hope that nt will keep freeh ln our mmll n m of the imu mg hdppmxngs flunng the four vears at school lfnhap thu hook ls of nr m nut to um xx ho have never come to um nxt mrl thu ull of chrml llf but those who have h ul thus wiper uma will llllflfl tmcl vxhx thu hook ls Wlllli-in And no doubt It vslll hung Lmek to them memo: lee of sxmmlar happenings ln then' school hves 2 x, fv rw , f -, C ,L ue, Q 9 'A A - ' Xlvfnl il we 'N 1 - ' XJ - . N f I , A dl fl 45- K . n ' I , .1 . 4 A. h , , l I 5 f - V1 Al ' 1 21,1 kk ' ' ' ' s 1:1 A' 1: s' 1 ' x ' . 2 5 s . 1 ,. . 4 . ' , ' I , . ,S , , . , V E l- z ls S4 - s' e, se ' 2 ,. - ' , . , V' , .S 1 . V 'S . 'L. . .' ' ' .' 'X an-4 XT of ANQD-figs y Q .. ,XJ BLUE s-ff 5 Our F lrst Social Functlon There seems to be a natural 1nhe1 ent mstmct on the part of any Freshman class to have soclal events We were not different fiom any other class So early ln our first year we endeax ored wlth the unmvlted ald of the upper classes to pass an 9XCltlI'lg evenmg We determmtd at last to have a slelgh rlde and met at 7 50 on the stone steps to walt w hat unseen and unheard reason that slelgh nex er came we w exe unable to find out but no doubt lf we would have asked the erowd of uppel classmen whlch had assembled on the corner we could have been in llghtened After Wdltlng several hours for the slelgh we departed for the Do mccstlc SCILDCL and Art department where we could enjoy ourselves un molested But lndeed we were doomed for a bltter dlsappomtment fox hardly had we arrlved when we were greeted wlth pepper broken w ln dows and snow O how excxted and nervous we were when at last tlme came to go home The glggllng gn ls were toln from thelr brave escorts and left to watch whlle the opposmg partmes scrambled ln the snow Some were badly frlghtened whlle others were forceo to drag brush plles through the heavlly whlte xobed streets However those davs are past and now looked upon wlth pleasant thots of by gone days fry Fame 1 - , sv - M ' , ,er V A' 'H ru 'A f' 4 C, . . K -L ,151 QH Ev I7 K Q 5 X l f X . patiently in a winter 'wind for the sleigh that never came. Now' for XM-90 X W AND Q Q A N1ght's Escapade There was one ume ln the Hlgh School bumldlng' a great receptlon gn en to the Freshmen class by the Sophomores At the same time thele w as a group of masked figures sneaklng and crawhng around out WH16 For what purpose or alm lt was unknown untll the under class men were ready to depart Lookmg for thelr cloaks and hats they had dlsappeared and to where no one knc w Nor were they the only ones to be surprlsed th It mght for several boys were rudelv awakened from thelr slumber and brought to the Hlgh School bulldlng' to glve an actount for the missing clothes Indeed these boys were exceedlngls clever searth ers for they seemed for some reason to know just where to find the goods But to thelr horror after the goods were returned they were taken back to the buxldlng and examlned and re exammed by the Marlon polxce w ho had been called to take care of the offenders After an all nlght court had been held and the sun had klndled its beacon red on the Bap tlst church towers the crlmxnals were allow ed to go after they had prommsed to never agam molest the innocent lower classmen f ' . , , l ' -fe A A A . V Q- ' A f T U Z l 5, K 'V Q , . X K 5 K ' Q ng, fi Y 3 ,LT Q 1 I 'V ' ?a E , F, ,W ?xXV1SQ ,, . i j WWF! E if AND lv 3 9 Q' . . WY E N' isfm W BLU5 X.-f' X U51-904, What the Seniors Came For Donothx Tompkins Owen bklnner Clara Duncan Luclle Wlilf J une Tompkins ll uold Tailor lima Wolf Ralph Nelll Ethel Wheeler Allie qummerwlll Ml lun Hereford Harold Hereford Mildred Reed Helen Williams Pauline Thomas Vern Kuhn Myrtle Wlollohan Ruth Beaston Frank Loveless Cecil Freeborn Bernice Chapman Louise Woolheater Della Parker Earle Sack t William Harris Ed Hurkholder Irma Brooks TP sh 'to be Independent dxlve his car crack jokes work arithmetic keep Dutch in school worry make the tt aehus unhappy he a lawyer smile look demure be wnttv say nothing clean hs r hnger nails cause the rest do e doesn t know xx hy be petted work physics look wise look after a junior be a star get an education say droll things look pleasant cut-up in class pass away time run an annual be good f - - v e N , lf 4 , my . '. 3 -2.4 l 1 ' 'P' x K l I 4, Ui , C . X X X4 iii ' X -. - 1 ' ,- 'si . X ' .ir . A ' ' O Clara Gaunt to be dignified . .YQ ' ea W ' to ' ' ' . . I S ., to 1 . . E ' r' 1 . ' hw ' z ' W' --to . 1 L0 - E V . , -w . ' to h ' ' ' , to ' ' ' . to - f til v' y , to .' ' ' ' to ' ' f ' ' ' I - w A- 1 1 7 y v - to . to to to to to to to Q- to to to fi -5 x r ,f X K QQ EJ 4 ANSDVN, H4 The Jumor Semor Reception Thete comes a tlme ln the affan'-4 of Juntors NK hen thex elther hate to entertaln the Qemora Ol he expelled V! e selected the gleater of the two exlls but the mole honorable the entertamment of the Semors -Nh manv were the Qecrets and vue as Iunlora alvs aw are vt ere falrly the fateful tlme the place Hotel I- lgm After lookmg' thxough a great mmv I adles Home Journale we finally eetuled a Qultable verse to ute the Sentors and I-acultx to the receptlon ln xxhlch we as ul-ed them th xt mthout extention we would show them .1 good receptlon Many and varled were tht acttptaneea received In ansvt 91 to thls novel mu tation At last the tlme for thls great sotlal ew ent was near 0, but the luntors seemed fussx the secret meetmgs at mght the hurrxlng around untll at last all was leads for the OQLASIOD The hotel tx as decorated and hanque table splead To relate all th it happened that nlght xx ould be almo-t lmpoeslble But at last ll xx as ox er and the wean lunlors xx end ed thelr ways homevs avd to sleep vsell lnto the moxmng of that most heautiful Easter morn that followed. t 0 ff I, t. huristinglwith intportance. We decided uponLMay 19l3, 8 p. m., as ff-7 CQ MSO X fx uw QR: ,f mx-r -f 1: N 'fd:-ff f r-1 Don t You Remember? VV hen you retewed xoux tn st c xlbng t nfl When Nllss Iwxxtrom re ul Fhn Nitin Without 1 I Ollhfly How you got homt th rt mght of rur but sou ml tunrtlon When Jones caught xou vhewlng Lum When -Xtthlson spanked Nlollx The box sou ll South of toxx n xx hen the tountrx boy be it our time The I 1 1pYea! patty it Wolte 5 wht n tht 3,111-, all had boys VN hen X 1 rn mtl I d le ft schofl by requc st When the Pike: Club was formed VVhen Perrll took Freeborn from the room The Pdmoue Se xtette xx hlth ming at the Iumor btnlor reception When we Senmu learned to dame e Fclux lt it omux' Thobe Ll rss meetings about the -Xnnudl , 1 ' J ,V x N A , k'...v'.x N. r , , ,, Q 7 L TT -, x -9 'P f , . xx 4 - ,., x ,- i 2 w 15 A: 5 'v f ki' f fe ,M 4,7 X 7 O ' , U, . ' lv . 2 ' .Z . -3 ',. , ru A , ' . ' .v'? , , 2 - -I 5, 52 ' .' -g The picture we fii,ln't get. from our Ulirmglish class pcnnies'. ' ' ,S . ,' ,. ' - ' 4 1 , N? j 14 lu . J' . . 2 ' ',. V , ? ,- . B. . 1 vs? ' x z 'I 1 - N' 'F 2 ' 's' 7 . , ,, Hu ',. H . ' , ,' . ' 'P ' f ' A ' ff Th ' avg' Pzrynz Th ' gxmsobx . LU ff, 5 C' AND X9 4 L B L UE That Wichita Trip One time the Football Team of th High School of Marion Journey' d south to engage in battle with their enemy Wichita and there also went with them mam lox al ton nsmen to cheer them on to victorv The team arriving the day before the boys wandered over the city looking with wonder at the large buildings and the great crowds that yy alked the streets At last at an early hour thev turned their weary footstcp to b d with tender thoughts of the old bed at home and won Morning broke early that next morning andere the sun had risen out the tops of the buildings some of the bovs who were In the habit of rising at an earlv hour were out on the streets taking' in the sights After lnfaltfast th y were allowed to roam at will over the streets for several hours and then they were put to bed to sleep until time for the game And Indeed they did sleep for the excitement of the city was too much for their sy stems as they had always been accustomed to the quiet and tranquil life of MHTIOH At Z o tlotk thev went to the field for the game and aoout 5 o clock they returned What passed Vtlthlll that space of time is seldom ut tered in the pre. ence of any of those boys and he who does not know need never to know. But by the sad and forlorn looks of the boys and townsmen twuth the exception of some of the loyal ones who had pre- pared themuelves for defeatj it could be easily seen that something sad had happened. That nigh' the boys wandered aimlessly about town waiting for the train that woull carry them back to their happy homes again. When the traii did ct me it was indeed a homesick and weary group of Marion- ites that got aboard. But wht n they arrived at home a crowd of over a hundred loyal sur porters that hadn t the time and money to take the trip were at the train to greet them and console them in their defeat. That night when the boys weary and sick at he art laid themselves to rest they felt that after all it vsasn t half so had because they knew at last that the town was for thtm in defeat as well as wictory. ' M g f A N .1 f-S-J at , 9-l O41 X . Q ft I X U. . A I 4, .K , . . . 1 .. q' 1 nv y ' .K . dering who would milk the cows and start the fire in the morning. v , . L. , ' rx. S . B., V ' , f ' . 3, r B evv v 1 y , v. Y L K1 . v , , ' I v . s ' , K N T aut, FK vmrsm WA I A ,. C, Amory ? ugh Edltor s Sollloquy I Am I I xr u I t IIC NI ne gm Ilupe 0 I xg dom tha be I 'VI Ln mould do xmkul I Also YIILIIL 'lo plea e. .III md None to sllgxht III is ox IIO we fic ml 4 mx an I I So hole, .xlnne Am I Mui, tnml And vw mx, IA IL to IIIG I QXQ, DLL., .,, H , , V ,y ' X v - .5 I ' 3? ' VI: -'fX:,4- I-C Igxsg X Ky,ff ' . 9' . I , U III-rf-, :III 1 Ium-, SIL I, Iirvd 1 III x' -ary. IA- 'IL 0 div, I 11 sz 'I me, ', to - ' ' - 1 + ls , I x' 1 all Iay, J 'f s. Y , 5 , . 2 I1 .' I 7 . Butz wr! I I I An I aII the- tm-a.1's N ' ' 1 SI I- I. if f'? S7 C J W CxA'ND'QJ ?' 3 Sit its B M Sept Ott Nov. Calendar September School opens Teachers and Freshme n all look good Too manx pupils for seats Half dav sessions American History class has interesting drscussron ox er the color of Columbus s hair Qenrors meet and elect officers President Frank I oveless vue presrdt nt Ralph Neill secretary and treasurer H rrold Hereford Coach Wright looks over Freshmen for football material and calls first practice German students meet and organwe Gluck Auf Club that m mx mav dex elop their Dutch instincts October arron starts football season bx defeating Newton Seniors banquet Nc vxton after game Footb rll team meets and elects Melvin Hereford captain Marlon vxalloped lost Springs 40 to 0 Marlon boxsget aunraintul xxrth Lost Qprrngs girls at taffx pull that evening New seats arrive and Seniors are grvrn front seats We are notified of a 'Sdn damage done bx football team in the hotel at Lost 'springs Upon rnvesrre t rr xx discovered that txxo bed quilts and grandma -. th rr xxe re slightlx damaged. Marion handles pigskin too fast for Hutchir-son 'md wins 3-1 to 19. O you stats championship! Qxenior Flass meets and decides to have Annual. Take football game from Chase as usual. Sophomore' give reception of welc :me to Freshme. r. Sev- eral upper-classmen were afterward enter'-linen hx he Marion po ice force. Marion inxades Peabody territory and carries 'rway victory 54 to T. November Miss Harris organizes glee clubs and gives first practice. Marion loses to Wichita only panic- lost during st-'r. on and with it prospects for state championship. Vitizens raise sweater fund for footlrrll team. Freshmen begin to locate themselves in the Assembly room. 'iecond team wins game from Enterprise High. Ex-Governor Hoch addresses students at chapel. . r 5 , W -. ' V- W ' 9 lrxiltil l-fl ' -F 'F 4... A . ' Q A 1, ax all ag. ', Q k - E ' 1 le . 'fse- X ' X ' ' ' ' ' YW' ' A U . 8. U ' .. ' 1 s .' 2 ' . 15. ' ' ' . - N 18. ' . ' ' . ' '. r 23. . ' x -i .2 .' . , .' 3 24. K ' ' 1 ' . ' ' ' 30. 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' D ' . t i i .' .fit 'o it 'ns 17 . 5,0 A ' 24 , Z7 , r , it I 1 I 50 ' 1 V 4 X 11 Y 1 N , 20 70 . s Nov Dec Feb SW t MIL 4 jaggll4mW 3 28 Coaches declde not to havc a game Turkev Day all sched ules belng full ThdllkSg'lVlllg' holldav All students go home for blg feast dlld much needed rest December Boys declde to plav basket ball and elect Hepvxorth coach Senlols older class t0gl6S and are 6dSllW dlstlngulshul from all other tlassmen Hon Hendcr on Martln blds us farevsell before startlng to the Phlllpplnes Domestlc SLIQULC glrls glve supper for benefit of the ath letlc fund Football men are awarded then letters erman Q lub IS entertalned at Thompson s by an old fash loned German party ong looked for bhrlstmas vacatlon arrlves January Debate tryout Ceclle Benbow and Hartzell Ray are chosen to repreaent M H Q at county contest Bernlce Chap man Otto Relmex and Eall Sacket to debate agalnst New ton 'lhe Boys and Glrls Basket Ball Teams go to Hlllsboro for flrst games and return Vklth large end of the scores ev Plsher talks ln chapel about some ot hls observatlons ln Indla Whltewatel lo s to Marlon Gllls on home court Sevelal Senlols take danclng, lessons Frowns deepened as Mld telm Ifxams drew near O you student who lb exempt' February SBHIOTS have tackey pal tv at Thomas Several benlor boys were exceedlngly uneomfol table Domestlc Sclence hllls serle sandvxlt hes ln Domestlc lab oratory They must have been good as they l1ldI1Ot last long Some flrst team LIIIIS bloke tralnlng and were not allow ed to go to Whltell iter the follovxlng day Our Glrls lost at Whltewater because Whlf9W ater won MdFlOH WINS debate from Lost sprlngs unanlmous d6Llbl0n Marlon Glrls lose to Wlthltd lll hard fought game Boys leave for basket ball tournament at Lmporla Boys make good showlng at Lmporla taklng second place K ,.,,. 4.3 . in X m Y M ' 4' . 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X , f , g-XI' U ' 9 51-gX ' M-J ' gs .J gs, , 4.6 XXL? f 'LOW Y 5-1X! ' 4!fQ L' Q' K Q Xavll 'fiy QX N '-. rx ixL . , ,X .-mf' , .EEN WN 1. bL'::'w . ,,, ' QX 'x:'xfff' Y x m .,,, .A x A ' x K .Ci H Yi '41 MARION ALWAYS wins Why not celebrate the vlctor les with good eats at Wrlght s Class RIHQS IHS and Emblems ASPECIALTY Samples and cleslgns m colors furnlshed on request Hlghe I quallty goods at lowest prlces Let me furmsh your Class Jewelry J R Delaplam STUDENTS Phone 145.1 For Clothes Cleaned and Pressed guaranteed to be hr tclas Also let u figure with you for your sult We can supply you nth the late I style for the ame prxce you can buy the old tyl u MHFIOH Dry Cleaners Old Shoes3 NEVER' If you gnve the Shmmg Par lor a chance We can malce the wx or t look the best Cute us a chance Arthur Wnlls 4 . l . S 5 . . . . Y ' 7 Special Service to Students ' O D l -1 l bythe newest methods. All world s s. . ' S . ' . s V' ' s. ' . w' s ' s s 5 4 ' -s 'es its I O ro rie or The Auditorium Home of the Movies Pictures changed daily 45 minutes of enyox ment for 5 and l O Cents XX ell heated and ventilated C F FERM The Flower Store Nl H S delivers the goods So do we You can t get ahead of NI H S The Flower Store Fred Cowen Manager 1 Ph Plroenzx Hose are guaranteed' There rs a snugness t m Ilze an les a Slee nesss of finish anda durabzfzlv o b nc wnzch is absolutely nal found m other hose Men s Hose at 50C ll omen s Hose at 756 and Sl 00 gm? B NTSTORE Cottonwood Valley lVl l L L S 'VIXRION KANSAS Th H PURITY FLOUR Highest Market for Gram 0 o ' I I U 9 . A Y , Q n 0 and you t'an't yu-t ahead of us, either. Wc't'nv'ni.l F11-slr Cut Flowers f :ll '- 1-asions, Prices always the lowest. Serv- ice alwavs the lxest, Satisfaction is our motto. When in need of tlowerz- order of Your patronage cordially invited 1 ' Marion, Kansas 0 0 , , A Origins 1 - Audit A , Hall l'l1om' 2220 M t ' une llf I fe -, - le n I .sr F . 1 . . E V - . t r , t . 3 A f s e ome ol A 0 . 9 0 P A A ' sl 5 . D' -' 1 -- ' ' ' r -1- .!.,.: Falrmount College XV lchlta L q 7 Kansab An lnstrtuhon ol hrgh ftandxrg rn all lmes of vxorlc Leaders rn Schol arshlp Alhlehcs Oratxon and De hate usl 50 mlles from lVla.r1on For catalog and other mlormalron address ARTHLR J HOARE DEAN Frlends Unlverslty Offers Full C ollege Courses vuth a wrde range of electrons Supenor opporiunltles for vorce trammg and instrumental music ln easy reach of sludenls of the 'Vlan n Hugh Schcol l-or lnformatmn address FRIENDS UNIVERSI IY hr The Grand The Grand MARION KANSAS We carry the best make rn Men s and Young lVlen s Clothrng We carry the be. mar., Ladres and 'Vllsses Cloalce and Sultb See u before you buy The Grand Merc Co MARION KANSAS EI-IRLICH S GIVE your money a chance Trade at EHRLICI-l'S THF BUaY CORNIFR Both Phones 72 Both Phone 72 U ' . 1 1 . C ' ' ,, , c 1 j, l , l . . . K .1 . I Q Y. 1 y A . V . . . Logical place for Marion young people. .' 'y' . ' . ' il V - r Wie ia, Kansas , S . 9 1 ' ' 5 s in 1 l I Q l S Q I , :Zz .s GUIS 55116886 S Ba ery and Con ecizonery Full Line of Fresh foods Dazly Samlary Founlam Samlary Ba ng A .share o your lrade solzcrlpd Plume No 259 Mar on, Kansas Palronlze Home Industry 320 dry Marlon Sieam Laundry Dawd Flanagan 'Proprietor PHONE 21 uzck SCYUICC War Guaranteed W f yo THE MHFIOH Record small utv pr! rung, plant nn Kan Qualllyjoh work of all sorts at comp Ling prlces This Annual was done ln the Record Shop ls Eglhpapr th ty BI' I L PHONE Ofhcn .MJ Re xdence 90W MUTUAI PHONE Oflice 102 DR C A BRANCH DENTIST KA NSAS Office Hours 8 3 to 12 1 to 0 Sundays onlv on dppomtment D - ef - l - f . Send ur laun lo lhc I 1 . I V e call or and deliver ur work. l 1 1 .l. ,...-. ' . , 1 5 O 5' ' -,, l' s n l Ono of the fins-st., best cquippvd . ., MARION ' sas, - ' ' . ' 1 K. . . . 1, . CX If W . l The ar est circulation of any ' 3 l n is e in e coun . 3 0 1 5:3 That Kllld of a Town f3wW M? Thle Hlgh School Annual Quffgeste the sort of a town MdTl0H ls a town that boosta lts schools and hae one of the fine schools ot Kaneas That tella the story Look at that bunch of twentv elght graduates what town of the one lll kansas can beat lt? Itls, a town ot home Iflaklllg' Sub tantlal reslden ces vlell kept law ne along streets shaded bv great treefs Of course electrlc llghts vlatel system about elghteen blocks ot DHVIUQ and more comlng And then the buslness lll'wtltUU0llN fltiljllllg' lYllll'5 and Creamery blg poultry houses and all that sort ot lhlllg' Storee Wlth modern ironts and modern all the way through Two lallroadb wlth ten oabseni. er tlalns dally Can t start to tell the stoly here l ut Blll Booster 15111 the saddle ln MHTIOH and Ly Knocker lb on the run If you are looklng for a locatlon to establlsh a sub Stantlal buslnebs IH a town of two or three thouband ln the heart ot a rlch agrlcultural country and a place to make a home vlhere the church school and home op- portunltles are the beet you can t beat Marlon For any lnformatlon deQlred vwrlte the Prealdent or Secretary Commerclalclub Marlon Kanfas P a o fQiUDt X 1 Q? A Rx vi , 0 l - l 0 1 'i L K I-5 lkw N is .N . - . . S . . - A. K. ' ' lv' v 1- --K. Y f Finest park in Kansas, in the heart ofthe town. V Lv I K K1 ' . . , 1 w u x A Q 1 7 9 ' 7 ' PLATES BY PPER ENGRAVING CO WlChlta We 0 n and operate three mplete plants Topeka Kansas Wichita Cty O w co i ,sp -A ,..,.. dk.. , ,.-.,,.,--, .,.- ,., , . -- H