Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

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QMMARQGMAQ - Li . r Top Row: CLARENCE MOHN, ARTHUR GOOSDELL, LESTER BLANKLEY, WILLIAM DUVALL, ERNEST WOOSTER, ORLIE WILcox, DICK GRUBB Middle Row: EUDORA JEWETT, EDNA REMPLE, JESSIE HOEEIN, HARRIET MCFADDEN, VERNA BASS, JUANITA EDMUNDS Bottom Row: LEGRETA BUTTE, ALMA SCHLOTTHAUER, ETI-IEL HIGGINS, EVELYN EI-IRLICI-I, ESTHER REMPLE, MARJORIE CARROLL SOPHOMORES By BEssIE EHRICH, '27. As the class of 1927 started on its four-year tour through high school in September 1923, we were met by the class of '26 who gave us a royal reception. Having been thus welcomed, we tried to show our interest and loyalty to our school by entering into all school activities. Our men were out for football, basketball and track. The Junior-High Basketball Team- The Dreadnaughts-was composed largely of men in the class of '27. We were also represented in the County Music Contest and in the Declamation tryout. By the end of the year we were very enthusiastic about our tour and most of us decided to stay with the party on the next lap of the journey. The present school year, the Sophomore class was well represented in football having two men who earned their letters besides some second team men. In basketball we were especially fortunate to have one man on the regular squad and this year made a similar Showing in Track. We were well represented in both the Boys' and the Girls' Glee Clubs in the County Music Contestl Also the Sophomores took their part in the High School Operetta. As we near the end of the school part of our journey we are all glad that we secured a ticket on this particular tourg and although there may have been some hardships and disccuragement the joys and pleasures have far outnumbered them. We hope to be able to make use of our through ticket and shall be waiting next September, baggage ready, anxious to start on the third part of our tour. a s Page 27

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mba MARIQNW Top Row: HOMER FIREBAUGI-I, PAUL BRooKER, ROBERT FLORER, OLIVER HYSMITI-I JESSIE EI-IRLICH, EDWARD SHIFFNER Middle Row: WINIFRED EILERTS, KATI-IRYN SCHLINGLOFF, PAUL EHRLICH, FLORENCE MEYER HENRY SCHIMPF, BESSIE EI-IRLICH Bottom Row: MARGARET RICI-IARDsoN, FREDA GREER, FLORENCE E. FEY, RUBY GARRISON RUTH GORDON, IRMA HARRISON SOPHOMORES Presiden t. ......,,. . Vice President .,,, . Secretary .......... . ..,.. . Treasurer ,,4,., . ..,.. . Sponsor ..,, ., Motto : To Be rather than To Se Colors Green and White Flowers White Carnation Yell White and Green, White and Green, Whatys the matter with the White Green and White, Green and White, 1927, We're A11 right. Page 26 BESSIE EHRLICI-I ......PAUL BROOKER JESSIE HOBEIN ,.,,BoB FLORER , .,,. ALICE WINKLEY em and Green

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QXIAGLMIAMQNQ-A . Li - Top Row: DONALD MCINTOSH, MILTON EHRLICH, DELEERT MCGHAY, MAURICE SEIEERT, BERNAL RAZLOFF, FRED REEs Middle Row: WEsLEY SUMMERVILLE, KATHRYN BRYAN, KATHRYN WOOSTER, ANNA VANSCOIK ELLA MABEL HoLMEs, MINNIE UTTING, CLARA DECKER, GORDON WoLF Bottom Row: VELMA RAY, EDNA SHAFFER, HELEN AMICK, LOUISE BELL, INEZ RICHARDSON HAZEL THOMPSON, HELEN RICHMOND FRESHMEN President .. ,...., ., DONALD MCINTOSH Vice President ,,.,.. .. ..,... MERLE DAv1s Secretary ..,... ..... , , . ..HE1.EN LOVELESS Treasurer , ,. . .FRANCES WHEELER Class Sponsor .. .. , A , Miss PAYNE Motto Labor ominia vincit. Work conquers everything Colors Gold and Black Flowers Golden Rod a w Page 28