Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

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Firrt Raw: JAMES RAY, DAVID BREEN, MILTON EHRLICH, DAVID BLACKIM, ROBERT KELLET, HELEN LOVELESS. Second Row: FRANCES WHEELER, ALICE VOGEL, PALMA YOUNG, EDNA SI-IAFER, MILDRED GOOD, EVELYN SAYLOR, HORTENSE POWERS. Third Row: DONALD McINTOsH, HAZEL THOMPSON, ANNA VANSCOIK, LOIS JOHNSMEYER, MARIE DRAEWELL, LAIRD SCOTT. LEAD Prexident, ........ .,..... . . .DONALD MCINTOSH Vice Prerident ...... . .,.. HELEN LOVELESS .Yecretmjf-Trmrfzfer ..,.. . , . . LOUISE BELL MOTTO OIHCZHIQ Labor Ominia vinci: Work conquers everything Coloma' Gold and Black

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xi Q 6' 'Lila-.L ,t, uf-M. w . . - I. A -P -1' r-W'N3:?:.1 ' . gr 'fei '? , , Wfeivea- QW 'Q '- ll., A -. .Q A i v I if 3 E ,ri .E if ffl, -- AL ' mea ap ' -ki - f V . I , M - .3--iggff --of tv. .i,Zgft5' f ....m-A, ,,, 5-12,5 , Mg First Raw: XVESLEY SUMMERVILLE, MYRTLE RAZOR, FRED REES, MAURICE SEIBERT BERNAL RAZLOFF, EDWARD SCHIFPNER, GORDON XVOLF. Second Raw: IRENE BLAND, MINNIE UTTING, KATIIRYN BRYAN, ELEANOR BINGO, CATHERINE WOOSTER, LAVANDA EASON, HELEN l1ICl-IMOND, ELLA MABLE HOLh1ES, Third Row: ALVIN PRoIfI1,HELEN AMICK, LouISI: BELL, INEZ RIeIiARDSoN, CLARA DECKER, ARLEY SMITH. LEAD In the fall of 192.4 a bundle of Crude material was dumped into the Melting Pot of Marion High School. At hrst the faculty was despondent over the task before them. How could they ever melt this material and turn it out into true Marion High School students? The first real melting began when the freshmen were given a reception by the sophomores. lt seemed an extremely slow process. But as the days passed by and the sands of time marked the passing of another year, this raw material gradually became a part of the seething ingredients in the great crucible. lt was no longer conspicuous as unehangeable material, but actually became a part ef the student body. The material now true patriots of M.H.S., has done its share toward making up the bubbles of the pot-the athletics, the G. R., and Hi-Y. The sophomores have taken an active part in the school life, having been represented in glee clubs, quartets and on football and basketball teams. They have had many social activi- ties which are part of the melting. The faculty who has so carefully stoked the hte for the pot has been responsible for the change that took place in the poor green freshmen who entered the pot in 1914. We hope to be turned out of the Melting Pot in '18 as loyal and as enthusi- astic, and as eager to reach greater heights as any class that has ever graduated. LoUisE BELL Oilifljjlm t-,gm M1