Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

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9166 MARIQN IDA SKIBBE A charming maiden quiet serene, Held by all in high esteem. G. R.g Glee Club 4g Operetta 4. RUFUS BATEMAN Cheerful for his yesterdays and confident of his tomorrows. Hi-Y. HELEN MEYER If she could play a piano like she typewrites she could beat Padere- wiski. G. R. BERNICE FORD She 's never never frivilous She's never never bold. ALEX MEHLINGER If perseverence will win, Doc. will surely be a victor. Football 3-4. FLORENCE MYERS A quiet, unpretentious lass, who takes her studies seriously. Glee Club 43 G. R.: Operetta 4. a a 7

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911.6 MARIGN- -.,i EARL WINKLEY A chap who is never loud, but whose qualities are sterling. Football 3-45 Hi-Y. RUTH RICHARDSON Short in stature but long on talk. Extempo Speaking 25 Miss Some- body Else 23 Class Pres. 23 G. R. Cabinet 2-3-45 Operetta 3-49 Glee Club 3-43 Miss Molly 3g Booster Editor 3-43 Annual Staff 49 Honor Society 3-43 Debate 1-43 Charm School 43 Seventeen 4. ALICE SKIBBE A maiden with a quiet way A piano she can surely play. G. R.: Operetta 4g Glee Club 4: School Accompanist 3. HARLOW YOUNG Believe half of what you see, and none of what you hear. Football 3-43 Track 2-3-4. ESTHER SHA1-IAN It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. G. R. RUBY Bnooxs She is gentle, she is shy, But there's mischief in her eye. G. R. Cabinet 45 Basketball 2g Seventeen 4. a Page 16

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gwlwM'AmoN if a -X .. President, MARJORIE KUHN Secretary, ESTHER JANKE Don't disturb me, I'm thinking. l' A business career awaits her. Vice. Pres. W1-IARTON HOCH Treasurer, MAURICE MCINTOSH Plays with only the saxaphone? Motor-minded. JUNJQRS In the fall of 1922 sixtyafive verdant Freshmen entered Marion High School. This class was the first to begin their high school life in the new building. We entered with the determina- tion to make the history of our class one of the deserving of favorable comment. To make this possible we entered into every school activity. One of the marked characteristics of the class of '26 is its ever present pep. Not one of the various activities of M. H. S. was neglected. The religious organizations, Hi-Y and Girls Reserve, received their share of attention with many members in the cabinets and general membership. Our class has presented unique entertainments for the student body. Members ofthe Junior class have taken a decided part in athletics. Next year five men will uphold red and blue on the gridiron. Likewise, in basketball three players will do much in making 1926 a successful basketball year. Three Juniors participated in track this year. In the Sophomore year of the class of '26 a member represented M. H. S. in the county lite- rary contest in declamation. She was awarded first place in declamation in class B in the Winfield Contest. This year in the county contest for both declamation and oration, two Junior girls were victorious. In the contest which is conducted by the Kansas Municipalities and participated in by mem- bers ofthe Civics classes, a Junior girl won first place with her essay ' 'My Home Town. 'l This same individual was a member of the debate team which debated Newton and Tabor Academy. The class of '26 ended a successful school year when they entertained at the annual Junior- Senior Banquet in the Christian Church basement on May 8. DORIS WOOLHEATER a m l Page 18