Marion High School - Warrior Yearbook (Marion, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1951 volume:

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Qjxwfx QA 'b ' Q X 18 Av x vu., N I v,A- :li - A X it XX' X . 5 512. W 5' ,, r fe-a ' ff.,A DEDICATION Few times in the history of Marion High School has a. teacher won the admiration and friendship of a student body in a. single semester. Initiating his career as a music instructor he stepped onto the podium not only to develop an outstand- ing band but to introduce a. philosophy of music instruc- tion uniquely his own based on an infectious humor. To Kenneth Swanson of the United States Marine Corps we dedicate this, our 1951 Warrior. 2 ADMINISTRATION Erle W. Volkzland l Principal of the Marion High School Biological Science Teacher A. J. Shull Superintendent of the Marion Schools American History Teacher M .Mehlinger . Clerk D.W.Whee1er: Il.U.levre.t,Y.Pres.: S.Tho1e: L.A.Pove1l: J.l'.Me1sner,Pres.g J.L.Brose. 3 Kenneth Swanson Music Instructor lst Sem. Bonnie Paisley Vocal Music Instructor C .W. McLe1a.nd Music Instructor 2nd Sem. Leslie liebe Mathematics Patricia Grinnell Social Science D.B. Jantz Physical Sc. 8: Math. E.M. Ireland Phy. Ed. 8: Football Anita Price Commerce floyd. Ymsei Ind. Arte 6: Basketball Ruby Reed English 6 Speech lucy Bovey Home lconomice Arlene Stewart hglieh ln Latin FACULTY 4 STUDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Doris Meredith BODY OFFICERS PRESIDENT Don Hagen CLASS HISTDRV On Sept. 5, 1939, 21+ very young papooses entered the wigwam of learning. The most high chieftains were Miss Johnson and Miss Engler. Their little papooses were Dorothy Bowers, Donald Flahertg, Bobby Frank, Titus Klassen, Delmar Klocke, LeRoy Maltbie, Bob Perry, Geyna Phillips, Cynthia Peterson. Charlene Razor. Allen Skeikofsky, Dicky Summerville. Don Hill, Marie Johnson, LeRoy Roberts, Jeaneen Brose, Merle Brunner,Don Ecker. Edna Grimes. Don Hayen. Maurice Hollar, Cora McCarty, Roberta Newsom, Carol Ann Oblander, and Patsy Rittel. That year we gained Ieila Reed and Janice Heisner, and lost Don Flaherty. Bobby Frank, LeRoy Maltbis, Geyna Phillips, Cynthia Peterson, Charlene Razor, Dish Summer- ville. and Dorothy Bowers. During our second year we gained Ethel Hiebez-t,Donna Jean Epperson, Jack Anderson Joyce Marie Priess, and Gerald Winslow. We lost Allen Scheiskofslq. Delmar Klocke end Donna Jean Epperson. In the third and fourth grades we gained Earl Grimes, C.R. Monlton,lIilene Hansen, Dick Summerville. and Bill Herdon. While we were in the fifth grade Sally Sherrard, Dale Ecker, Kent Richmond, Carol Creek. Yelda Hedrick, Bobby Lee, Paul Madden. and Dolores Oyers Joined us. Carol Ann Oblander departed. We felt that we were at last growing up as we took the important step of entering Jr. High. Us now were classed as Braves. This year new classmates were Ora Klassen. Ernestine Good, and Tom Shields. We lost Joyce Priess. In the selenth grade we gained Donald Strong, Shirley Holt. Qzarles Muse. Carol Oblander and Wayne Kelsey. We lost Donald Strong, Shirley Holt. Titus Klassen, Ora Klassen. Bob Perry. Carol Creek. and Dick Summerville. In the eighth grade we gained Robert Skibbe, Phyllis Magathan, Jon Barrett, and Charles Strecker. and LeRoy Roberts. In September. 1947. forty small-sine warriors with war paint as green as their skin underneath. started their careers as students of Marion High. Our new classmates were, Marjory Collett, Bath Dunn, Mex Herzert, Bob Kline, Dorothy Markham, Don Reimer. Mildred Meredith, Marion Favrat, Katherine Penner, Doris Heredithdoward Bemmers,Ra.lph Richmond, Thresa Shroyer. Georgene Tajchlan and Jack Williams. We lest Sally Sherrard. Wayne Kelsey, Katherine Fenner. Don Reiner, and Thersa Shroyer. Daring our Sophlore year we gained Lsnra Jane Bredemeier, Dick Landes. Joyce Landry, Ursula leuwlrth, and Richard Schmidt. Joyce Londry. Our busiest year. when we were Juniors, bronyzt ns Charles Propp,Isle Mae Hiebert, and Charles Heerey. This year with Charles Propp as class president we presented a plsy 'The Daffy Dills' and gave a banquet centered around 'The Streets of Paris. We lost lilene Hansen.,and Joyce Londry We new are SENIORS, full-fledged Warriors. 6 SENIOR CLASS .lk :- I 'IPL fix ,yr I eg -. .JSM if ASX X 'n ' In ' ' A .x KVM 1 123: 'LLM X ,SL 3 .ii r. x '15 .ef 'SSSS 1' Nm Hn F 1-J.: ,f-E1 .fj,,,1 ,Mg 'mm I 'v7f, ,,, 9, 2 qi, X qnfvf ' . 'X ,, -ff' .q v-WF 4 wg-4-xw iw ,ASN :'f' gh- kxxxylv ' , ,-I 'ir ' Milli ' .5 X -1. 7 SENIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS PRESIDENT HARRY ROBERT KLINE JR. Hl-v -l-2-3-4 CLASS 0FflCER'2 PRES.4 GLF: cLue-2-3-4 uuxcu cnonus-3-4 STUDENT COUNCIL-2 ORAMATICS cLue-4 contest PLAY-2-4 vEAnaooK svArr-4 SEC .-TREAS . MARJORY MAE COLLETT PEP CLUB-I'2-3-4 v-TEEN-I-2-3-4 V-TEEN CABINET-3 PR anno-I-2-3-4 CLASS OFFICER-4 Junlen PLAY-3 vEAneoox STAFF-2-4 SYUOENT couNc1L-3 SPONSO R VICE-PRESIDENT ISLA MAY HIEBERT xmcn I0-I-24 or 3 PEP CLUB-I-2-3-4 PEP cLua orr. 2-3-4 Y'TEEN-4 cLAss orrlccn-2-4 GLEE cLua-Q-2-3-4 uaxco cnonus-I-2-3-4 svuozur couNclL-4 uulcn PLAV-3 FaBn QUEEN ATTENDANT'4 r.H.A.-I-2-3 orr. 3 GIRLS sAsxETeALL-2-3 FOOTBALL-I-2-3-4 eAsxc1aALL-2-3 aAsEeALL-2 TRACK-3 u-cLua-2-3-4 Mr. D.LB.Jantz Miss Patricia Grinnell 8 .ss Ounnrtf-3 LAURA JANE BREDEMEIER FLORENCE'l PEP CLUB'l'2-3-4 Y-TEEN-l'2'3-4 GLEE CLUB'l nuxzo CHORU8'l sruocnv COUNCIL-I eANo-l-2-3-4 DRAMATICS CLUB-4 PRES. JUNICR PLlV'3 courts? PLM-3-4 v:Ansoor starr-4 cnE:nL:Aocn-4 F.B. QUEEN AYTENDANT-3 F.!. QUEEN-4 JEANEEN LEE BROSE PEP CLUB-l'2-3-4 Y-TEEN-I-2-3-4 v-fren caauusv-4 aANo-2 sPANlsH CLUB-l'2-3 onAuAflcs cLua-4 Junlon PLlV'3 contest PLAT-4 vsuaaoox snrr-4 CHEERLEADER-4 RUTH FERN DUNN PEP cLuB-2-3-4 v-TEEN-u-2-3-4 GLS: cLua-u-4 UIXED cnonus-2-4 BAND-4 OPERETTA-I DALE EUGENE ECKER HI-v -I-2-4 onAuA1ucs cLua-4 FOOTBALL-1-2-3-4 QASKETDALL-l-2-3-4 eAssaALL-1-2 u-cLua-Z-3-4 0FF.3 DONALD LAVERNE ECKER Hn-v -1-2-3-4 GLC: CLUB-1 -2-3-4 IIXED CHORUS-3-4 STUDENT couNclL-3 roo1eALL-l-2-3-4 BASKETBALL-l-2-3-4 BASEBALL-2-3-4 U'CLUB'l'2-3-4 Pnss.4 IILLIAM EARL GRIMES H1-v -I-2-3 stuozuf COUNCIL-4 rooraALL-u-2-3-4 SABKETBALL-9-2-3-4 aA6EeALL-2 u-cLus-2-3-4 EDNA MARIE GRIMES PEP cLue-3-4 Y-TEENQI-?-3-4 v-TEEN cnsvncv-3-4 CLIE CLUB-I-2-3-4 uuxzo cnonus-l-2-3-4 TRIPLE Tnvo-1-2 scxftv-4 Tnno-3 DOUBLE uuxco EN.-I-4 BAND-l-2-3-4 cLAnun:1 cuAn1:r-2-3-4 ovcncvvn-n SPANISH cLua-2-3 onAuAvvcs cLua-4 Juuuon PLAY-3 vtnnaoox svarr-4 DONALD OIEN HAVEN H:-v -I-2-3-4 GLEE cLue-I-2-3-4 llxso cnonus-l-2-3-4 Bovs QUARTET-4 DOUBLE ulxso EN.-4 BAND-I-2-3-4 sfuotnf couNclL-4 Pass v:Aneoox sTArr-4 rooTeALL-I-2-3-4 BASKETBALL-I-2 aAstaALL-u-2-3-4 I-CLUB-3-4 CHARLES ANTHONY HEERY Hl'V -4 SPANISH CLUB-I-3 Pn:s.3 MAX LEE HERZET un-v -2-3-4 ua-v casuwcf-4 cLct cLua-I-2-3 uuxco CHORUS-I-2-3-4 Junnon PLAV-3 vEAnaoox s1Arr-4 cn:enLzAo:n-3-4 BASEBALL-2 ETHEL JOAN HIEBERT new cLus-2-3-4 v-TEEN-u-2-3-4 GLEE CLUB'l'2-3-4 MIXED cuonus-I-2-3-4 scxfcv-4 BAND-I-2-3-A UAJORETYE-2-3-4 OPERETTA-I DRAMATICS CLUB-4 JUNIOR PLAV'3 YEARBOOK BUS. MANAGER-4 V UAURICE LEROY HOLLAR HI'Y -1-2-3-4 cLAss orrlccn-3 GLEE cLue-I-2-3-4 usxzo CHORUS-I-2-3-4 BOYS 0UARTET'I'2-3-4 DOUBLE MIXED EN.-I-2-4 BAND-I-2-3-4 Juwuon PLAv-3 451. PHYLLIS JEAN MAGATHAN PEP CLU8'I'2'3-4 v-TEEN-I-2-3-4 Y-TEEN CABINFT-4 GLEE CLUB-3-4 llxco CHORUS-3-4 BAND-4 sruocnv COUNCIL-4 YsAneoox starr-4 DOROTHY IRINE MARKHAM PEP cLue-3-4 V-TEEN-I-2-3-4 GLEE cLue-2-3-4 MIXED cuonus-4 BAND-I-2-3 svnnusn cLua-I CORA LORENE MCCARTY PEP CLUB'3-4 V'TEEN-I-2-3-4 GLEE cLua-I-2-3-4 MIXED CHORUS-2-4 oP:nsv1A-I spnnusu cLua-I-2 onnuavncs cLus-4 JANI CE UUREEN MEI SNER PEP CLUB-2-3-4 v-TEEN-I-2-3-4 v-YEEN cauuncv-2-3-4 GLEE CLUB-I-2-3-4 MIXED CHORUS-I-2-3-4 TRIPLE SEXTET DOUBLE BAND-I 1910-2 -3-4g vale-2-3 uuxco EN.-I-4 -2-3-4: oF:n:11A-u SPAN. cLue-u-2-3 orr. I-2 onAuAvucs cLus-4 JUNIOR PLAv-3 contest PLAv-4 YEARBOOK :Duron-4 AccouPAnus1-4 00RlS JEAN MEREDITH PEP CLUB-I-2-3-4 Y-TEEN-I-2-3-4 v-TEEN CABINET-3 BAND-u-2-3-4 STUDENT COUNCIL-4 V.PRES. ORAMATIC8 CLUB-4 JUNIOR PLAY-3 VEARBOOK STAFF-4 CHEERLEADER-2'3-4 MILDREO JOYCE MEREDITH Per CLUB-I-2-4 v-TEEN-l-2-3-4 BAND-4 r.a. QUEEN ATTENDINT-I CHARLES ROSS IOULTON JR. N1-v -I-2-3 GLEE CLUB-I-2 uaxzo CHORUS-I-2 uAsEeALL-2 CHARLES KENNETH MUSE Nl-v -I-2-3-4 Nl-v CABINET-3 PREB.4 GLEE CLUB-l-2-3-4 PRE8.4 ulxzo CHORUS-I-2-3-4 QUARTETS, aovs-snnss 3-4 BAND-I-2-3-4 STUDENT COUNCIL-3 sPANusH CLUB-l'2-3-4 onnnavucs CLUB-4 CONTEST PLAv-u-2-4 v:Aneoox sTArr-4 BRBKETBALL-3-4 sAszsALL-2-3-4 TRACK-li I-CLUB-4 MARION LEON NAVRAY LINCOLNVILLE-2 GLEE CLUB-I-2-4 MIXED cuonus-2-4 Bovs QUARTET-2 eANo-2-3-4 DRANATICS CLUB-4 JUNIOR PLAY-3 URSULA CELESTIA NEUWIRTH PlL8EN'l PEP cLue-2-3-4 GLEE CLUB-1-4 MIXED cuonus-D-2-4 ORAUATICS CLUB'4 orr. VEARBOOK STAFF-4 ALL SCHOOL PLAY-I ROBERTA MAE NEWSOM T PEP cLua-2-3-4 v-TEEN-1-2-3-4 CLASS orruccn-3 GLS: CLUB-l'2'3-4 orr.4 uuxco cnonus-n-2-3-4 YRIPLE SEXTET- DOUBLE BAND-I TRIO-2 3-4: TRIO 2 uuxco EN.4 2-3-4: OPENETTA-u CLARINET QUARTET-I-2-3-4 SYUDENT COUNCIL-4 SPANISH CLUB-I'2-3 DRAIATICS cLue-4 JUNIOR PLAVG3 YEARBOOK STAFF-4 CAROL ANN UBLANDER PEP CLUB-I-2-3-4 orr.2-3 PEP CLUB PRES.-4 YQYEEN-I-2'3-4 Y'TEEN CABINET-3-4 CLASS 0FFlCER'l BAND'l-2-3-4 YEARBOOK STAFF-4 RALPH DALE RICHMOND HI-V -I-2 GLEE CLUB-I-4 muxzo CHORUS-l'4 onnunvacs CLUB-4 FO0TBALL'I-3-4 BASKETBALL-I-2-3-4 BASEBALL-I-2 DORIS PATRICIA RITTEL PEP CLUB'2-3'4 v-YEEN-I-2-3-4 Y-TEEN cAsIN:v-3 BANDQI-2-3-4 SPANISH cLuB-I-2-3 onnunrvcs cLua-4 vcAneooK STAFF-4 THOMAS FRANKLIN SHIELDS Hl'Y I-2-3 DRAMATICS CLUB-4 ROBERT EUGENE SKIBBE Hu-v -I-2-3-4 HI-Y cAaINe1-4 cLAss OFFICER-I STUDENT couNcIL-3 vcanaoox starr-4 FOOTBALL-I-2'3-4 BASKETBALL-l'2-3 aAs:aALL-2-3-4 -u-CLUB-2-3-4 BEOR ENE ANGELA TAJACHMAN PEP cLua-2-3-4 GLEE cLua-I-2-3-4 llxto CHORUS-I-2-3-4 TRIPLE TRIO-2 scxvzv-4 oousL: ulxso EN.-2-4 opzncrva-I JACK UCIAINE WILLIAMS Hl'Y -3-4 cLAss orruccn-2 PRES. FO0TBALL'I-2'3'4 sAs:aALL-I-3 I-CLUl'3-4 JUNIOR CLASS omcfas Dennis Richards Bill McKi'bbin MATS' A1111 535115179 President Vice Pres. 36C--T1'68S- i 0 0 SPONSORS fg, --:- '57 , ' U N f, !11nmixs Mr. Swanson Miss Hovey 5 4 Nw f Www e W 'se 'e . , , e e f l' K ' -wx . . if' ,. o Mr . McLe1and JWIOR Bartel . Betty Bailey. June Blankley, Phyllis Brodhead., Dan Brunner, lvelyn Christensen, Eugene Dody, Margaret Dody, Viola. Druse. Bob Eitzen, Irvin Evert, Dewane Ford, Juanita Ginavan, Carol Hamm, Clayton Hannaford. Mary Heath, Ted Heerey, Pat Henry, Patricia Hett, Roger Hobein. Dale Hyde. Claire Jewett, Jessie Johnson. Vera Leppke, David. Mathiot, lla: Matthews, Millie McCarty. Patsy llahl, Philip Mieese, JJ. levcoler, John Hoppe Ml Wiring, Herbert I4 Remmers, Ma.: Q -U Richmond. Evelyn Richmond, Marilyn Roberts, LeRoy Robertson. Margie Sandwell, Dorothy Schlotthauer, Ronald Schlehnber. Carole Seibel, Wallace Soyez, Joe Stenzel. Donna Stenzel, Larry Tuell, Jerry Vlk, Rose Marie ward. .Alice Halbert. Peggy Hingerd, Gordon Hinkley, Kenneth Winter, Ivan Winters, Virginia Wolf . Sarabel Wooldrid-G6 . John I5 SENIOR WILL IE, THE lnmons or I95Ig BEING or souuo umo AND aoov oo HEREBY 'ILL AND BEQUEATH TI-IE FOLLOIINGI Ig CHARLES PROPP, IILL uw PLYMOUTH TO FLOYD Bnxfzn, ron PERSONAL NIGHT use. Gooo LUCK, FL.ovo. I, JANICI: llznssvcrc, IILL uv anno, Io ron 'OLD uno 71, TO GINGER PRICE. I, lIAunIcI: HOLLAR, IIIILL uv 'Tom CURLS' TO Dvmwr Fnuccwrmo. Ig Rossnn Nelson, vII.L uv INTEREST IN AuI.NE TO JESSIE JEIETT. lT's A noucu nom THOUGH, JESSIEQ Ip CORA UCCARTY, lII.L uv mom STEPS TO 'moss JP. GIRLS mo SEEN TO LIKE MAIN ST. so WELL. Ip LAURA 8REDENEIERp 'ILL uv TECHNIQUE wow aovs T0 NILLIE IIATTHEIB. Gooo HJNTING. Ig Ton SHIELDS, IIILL uv RY-KRISP neun: T0 Hens BARTEL. Ip JEANEEN anosc, IILL uv ABILITY T0 nmou: HUSKY MEN TO NARLYB RUPP. Mon: DARN Punt I, PHYLLIS MAIIATHAN, IIIILL uv more PAYING .Ion AT OUCKIALLS TO COACH. Inca moe: owen CLERKS, CDACHL Ig ROBERT Smear, :ILL T0 cuvrou HAIAIA 'FAITH' IN uv 'CHEVIE'. lp ETHEL HIEBERT, IILL uv NAJORETTE umronu T0 PEGGY UEIBERT. I, Don Ecxcn, IILL IY suvncss AROUND Irousu T0 PHIL MEI-IL. RESTRAIN vounssu' PHILIP. Ip C.R. NOULTON, PASS on MV l.O. T0 SARABEL IOLF, I THOUGHT IT NIGHT CONE IN HANDY. '0uH, lHAT'S A l.0. F Ip Boa KLINEg IILL uv 'GIFT 0' GAB' T0 JIU RICHNONDQ Ig MAX HERZET, IILL uv 'KRAUT' GIRL T0 JIN SMITH. Gooo Lucx, LOVER BOY. Ip DOROTHY NARKHAlg IILL uv RING T0 DONNA IILLIAUS. IT NIGHT CONE IN HANOYp Nun Jonn? SENIOR PROPI-IEC? TID SAGES OF THE TRIBE KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE VALLEY REGION AS THE DARRIORS SOLENNLY TAKE THEIR PLACES BEFORE THE TELLER'oF'THATd'HlcH'Is'To'CouEn NINNIE HA'HA GRINNELL AND HEAP BIG SNOKE SLOW FIRE JANTZ ARE THE ONLY TID FANILIAR FACES TO BE SEEN AROUND THE CANPFIRE. NANY NOONS HAVE PASSED SINCE THE UARRIORS OF I95I HAVE LEFT THEIR TRIBAL LANDS T0 FIND NEI HUNTING GROUNDS. THE NEDICINE MAN KNEELS BEFORE THE GLOIING EIDERS AND LIFTS HIS HANDS TO THE HEAVENS ASKING THE GREAT SPIRIT IF THE UARRIORS HAVE REACHED THEIR HUNTING GROUNDS SUCCESSFULLY. DALE ECKER IS THE BASKETBALL COACH AT NOTRE DANE, AND NARGIE COLLETT IS HIS SECRETARY: NICE BET UP, HUH NARGIE? 'RITING LETTERS TO ARNY NEN PROVED S0 SUCCESSFUL TO RUTH DUNN, THAT SHE HAS BECOME PRESIDENT OF THE LONELY HEARTS CLUB. 00N HAvEN HAS ovEo HIS HAIR RED AND IS Nou on A ROUND-THE-IORLD'TOUR WITH HIS 'UKE' AND TALENT SCOUT PROGRAM. EARL GRINES, IHO IAS A IODEL SOCIOLOGY STUDENT, HAS BECOIE A PROFESSOR AT Kaus JACK 'ILLIANS AND EDNA GRINES HAVE OPENED UP A CHAIN OF DRIVE-INS OVER THE STATE OF KANSAS- IT HAS PROVED T0 BE QUITE A SUCCESS A8 HAS THEIR MARRIAGE. THEY ARE THE PROUD PARENTS OF 2 SETS OF TRIPLETS AND I SET OF TlINSp ALL BOYS. JACK IS TRYING FOR HIS DIN FOOTBALL TEANI CHARLES HEEREY AND NARION NAVRAT, UPON GRADUATION, JOINED THE USAAF AND HAVE RAPIDLY CLIIBEO TO THE RANK! OF 5 STAR GENERALS. URSULA NEUIIRTH AND PATSY RITTEL ARE NOD SUCCESSFUL CHORUS GIRLS IN NEI YO Kg lD KINS'IN THE COPA-CABANAA 0onIs NEREDITH uns CHANGED sous. SHE IS Nov THE FAMOUS AUTHORITY on HANNERS ron EMILY POST. RALPH RICHMOND HAS BEEN VERY BUSY TEACHING ARTHUR NURRAY TO SQUARE DANCE. IT TAKES TIME, RALPHo GEORGENE TAJACHNAN IS BACK IN NARION FROM HER LAST HONEYMOON. THIS MAKES NO.6g THE LUCKY NUNBERA JUST ASK LONNIEQ CAROL OBLANDER, NILDREO NEREDITH, AND ISLA NAY HIEBERT, HAVE STARTED RUNNING A HOME FOR OLD NAIDS, BUT HAVE NOT GIVEN UP HOPE. CAROL PREFERS BRUNETTES, NILLIE, RED HEADS, AND ISLA NAV, BLONDSQ 'UNDER WHAT EVER HAPPENED T0 UENNY? CHARLES Must IS STILL AT STEPHENS. OESPERATELY TRYING TO PASS THAT soruouonc NATH CLASS. KEEP TRYING CHARLES. AS THE LIGHT IN THE ENBERS SLOULY FADE AWAY, THE SPIRITS RETURN TO THE HEAVENS, LEAVINO ONLY THE ASHE8 IN MEMORY OF THE CLASS OF IQSI, SOPHOMORES CLASS g o - ,x ,In- -4 Fruechting, Fruechting, Collett, Anita Dwight, V. P. Duane, Pres. Sec'y-Treas. Ire1and,Mr. E. Stewart, Miss V. Sponsor Sponsor Allen, Nancy 17 N1 Ambrose , Harry 'Cz 4' I ,. .1 J ,4 -'P 9141! 4 fl A N -X5 v fftpf Q - . 'Y ' any - LL. 4.I9 b.l s..4sr Bartel, Herbert Baxter, Floyd Ercdhead, Michael Brose, Jer' Ig-Q, l Burkhclder, Don Eg I Byram, Harold be Cock, Bob 495 'J Druse, Leola , - ff Fisher, Jay 3 1 Hayen, John ' A' ,, , Herbel, Ronald ' I' ' ' 'if' d Herbert, Diana 1 16, ' eff! 1 :di will - Wa. . .Y wrwaf 2 Qi... ei gy R ,,, se 5,1 53. my , wg 43 4' - ' R if , U l , Q 7 . 'S L gy? im gf TW gt 2, f. , if I ,V .' 'j 'Z , J I , ' m Af, Kf3sxl2h'N .hu eQ,, , RQ w Hiebert, Ronald ,3QgF5'12gQQQ J antz, Myron ,Q ,A ' Jewett, Clifford il' lei ' Kline, Varvin L A -9 iv , 1 , :lk . .f fl M ' 'fini ' z 7' 'f - 1X Leis, Jackie Longhcfer, Theodora Mayfield , Shirley Minear, Pauline Mchn, Homer Olsen, Jerry P 1 i hlli Q , ' Richmond, James me ,Q 5 E ,, ,, Seibel, Robert Q' , S.. Pi H I ,ce l dv ,l A Q 0 J f me, 4 Seibel, Donald e X . :F A Seibel, Frances Stenzel, Shirley 5' Summerville, John -E15 A ,G M . sf E ep! Ex X f V 4 Tajchman, Gerald 1 rvvild Tiemeier, Shirley - ' 'Eff A-5 Wheeler, David , ff, I williams, Dean , , 1'll'Z dn r f A A',-- ilgg, Eg? ,.Qil-Q .IVI ri. .g14g??5 'S 2em.n,fhnf -ff i 4 4 4 x x ,.,.Q,, 1. n .1 '-ilk? Smith, Jim Vice Pres. Rwd,MS.RMw Sponsor FRESHMAN CLASS Razor, Glenda Kruse, Pat Pres. Sec'y-Treas. NY' ,ws Hiebe, Mr. L. Sponsor Beisel, Aarcn Broadstreet, Nancy Brcdhead, Karen Burkholder, Nancy Childs, John Collett, Clarice Druse, Tom Erh1ich,Robert Ewert,Byron Funk,La Donna Haas, D8V1d Hayen, Max Hett, Carolyn Hbtt, Wayne Y 'goal Q4 4' , A' N. f-1 f H . .Q N Q fghufif, . -frliwwff , X.. ' Hieberb, Lois Q V Holub, Janet ,G Klein, Jo A n wg? 'FVQMQ3 if 1 ,Y fd' L Hyde Mar erite ' ' ' ' gf , . gu H 1 L. -1 M A, w:?1b-:gf fi S 1- gy Q x 1 L. do f Li or i l no Kline, Donald , V ' - Markham, 'Peggy ' Melcher, Darlene f Neuwirth, Zueletta 'A :SN I I Pankratz, Roger 5 4 A Post, Ronald 11 Y , -' Price, Ginger 'jg .. -f ' Ratts, Jerry Q . 4 1, m,,,,,.,,,.-, qQQ. 7 Vw . , A ' Reh, Marilyn if Il ' Remmers, Vera ' ' A A Richmond, Pfadora a. -Q go 4-:Q Richmond, Roger -y I , e ooA A 41 ff Roberts , Bonnie Rupp, Marlys Sandwell, Evelyn - , Q9 Schambron, Carol 3 Q, f ,., ,.,. ll , if A N if l Schlotthauer, Lois ' o ' W Schmidt, Gerald L ,, . Seibel, Pearl A , V 1 - Shields, Harold I 9 Q 3 i if l -ES' A .QSM 1 I Ll ' , 1 1 Sklenar, Joseph W X' Smith, Leonard Smith, Shirley 'Q , '-9 1, Soyez, Phyllis ...A , new . 1 - rs, XV ig 4 A , 3- l 3. - Weichold, Glen v Q -- ffl WK Williams , Donna 1, V - ' Winkley, Filene ' Youk, Charlene ' ' i - u x X X . ix A b , A , ,, zo A V sm- Q ,I 51 HNNHHl 54 A 4? fc uv 5-18,9 Q 6546-ff? Q AWG Z 55,10 J TA re .x1 0 Q P X' 'VI TC O X1 J ANNUAL STAFF Editor - Janice Meisner Ass't. - Edna Grimes Fea. Ed. - Ursula Neuwirth 4 Ass't. - Marjory Collctt Class Ed. - Charles Muse Ass't. - Patsy Rittel Sports Ed. - Robert Skibbe Ass'ts. - Jack Williams Carol Oblander Act. Ed. - Laura Bredemeier Ass't. - Phyllis Magathan 4 - Not shown in picture Kofi.. A AL elim ig! Bus. Man. - Ethel Hiebert Ass't. - Max Herzet Salesmen - Doris Meredith Bob Kline Hist., Will., Prophecy - Jeane Ass'ts. - Don Hayen Maurice Hollar Isla May Hiebert 4 Photographer - Roberta Newsom Ass'ts. - Juanita Ford Diana Herbert Nancy Broadstreet Sponsor - Mr. E. Volkland 8 en Brose NCur Triben is the theme of this Warrior. We hope to show you through this theme our tribal rituals and customs. The Staff is proud to present the 1951 Warrior to you for your pleasure and enjoyment. 22 STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Nancy Burkholder, Ginger Price, Michael Brodhead, W John Newcomer, Phyllis Magathan, Shirley Tiemier. Middle Row: Ted Heath, Doris Meredith, Roberta Newsom, Claire Hyde, Eugene Christensen. Top Row: Mrs. Price, spon., Earl Grimes, Don Hayen, Charles Propp, Mr. Yaussi, spon., BIG CHIEF u-ag-a'f'-., This years' Student Council under the leadership of NBig Ghiefn Don Hayen has gone far toward it's long range goals. Some of the accomplishments of the group have been as follows: continuation of the activities with the platform established under the new constitution, affiliation with the National Association of Student Councils, a full year schedule of assembly programs, many all school parties and dances, the chartering of the Latin and Dramatics Club and the sponsoring of the yearbook. These made our Marion High School Student Governing Body under the able spon- sorship of Mrs. Price and Mr. Yaussi one of which our school can be justly proud. 23 LATIN CLUB Front Row: Miss Stewart, spon., Marlys Rupp, Carol Ginavan, Ginger Price, Clarice Collett, Phyllis Blankley, Jessie Jewett, Pauline Minear. Middle Row: Pat Kruse, Glenda Razor, Janet Holub, Charlene Youk, Diana Herbert, Shirley Mayfield, Pat Heerey, Karen Brodhead. Top Row: Marilyn Reh, Michael Brodhead, Myron Jantz, David Wheeler, Pat Henry, Carol Schlehuber. ,V xg Q '-'Z :jf x.:-,' . A N bf. ,-. at yhlkx- 5 ill' , Xin: - 'jlglx hi .Lx 4 mx 1 qxgw .X ' lfwi m ' 1 y '. X bx a ,Ak V , , E5f9s?iW The Latin Club is the newest on the list of Marion High School's many activities havh ing been organized this year for the first time locally. It is a member of the Junior ., Classical League which is affiliated with the 4 American Classical League, the National organ- ization which is devoted to the task of ac- quainting the modern world with the ancient Roman and Greek civilizations.This year's off- icers are Diana Herbert, president, David Whee- ler, Vice president, Clarice Collett, Secretary Shirley Mayfield, treasurer. The Club is spon- sored by Miss Stewart. 24 PEP CLUB 'A' TEAM Mary Banneford Jay Fisher Doris Meredith Ma.: Herzet Laura Bredemeier Claire Hyde Dean lilliens Shirley Tieneier Jeeneen Brose Above are our two teens oi' cheerleaders. This page is called the Pep Club page end new appear bleak beosnse their are no pictures of the club. This year our entire student body makes up the nembership of this group. The election of officers. held early in the year. placed the leadership in the capable hands ot Carol Oblender, president: Bob Skibbe, vice-president: Betty Bsrtel end Isla llee Hiobert, secretaries: lveln Richoad, treasurer: and Roberts lewson. student council representative. Hrs. Price wee the sponsor of the or- genizstion. 25 'H-TEENS AND HI-V CABINETS -v ., T Heavu S C REP., J.8.Ml:sss. 3no Row- l.HoLLAn SICK ROI-L.T0 R. 0.RncnAnos, 8.SKl8BE, v-Pass., B.KLlNE, . . . . - I sc Pace. UR. IIEBE, SPON., J. ILLI M Y? fl K i W I Ans. Zno Row- l.H:nzs1, Sec. Yarns., J.N:1cou:a. CENTER C. u , ,gy F A E - it i ga, ltlllv' ilk N'1 'Q 'g ' '1 l , ' 55 J' A A ! ,Ai . ,Q 1 Mm X34 , v f una v V K S: E J+.qgiIii, 4 I - X , vw' 1 K y K N Q Q 1 I I iw , V' Back Roi-L. T0 R. luis Svclanv, SPoN., D.SANol:LL, E.0nllts, P.H:Nnv, J.BRo8E, C.SCHLEMUlERg lllt HOVCV F Yolo SPON-n Bno Roi- J.UEllNER, D.STEN2EL, l.HAnuArono, S.l0LFg A,lAlo. Zno ROI- P.lAoA1nAn, S.C. REP., . 1 - Pl 8 V-PRES., C.0BLANOER, SEC.. L.BREDElElER, TREll.p CENYER l.COLLEYYg C o 26 +H-V V-TEENS AND ' '-.1 A Q - vs.- 'Q 1 L L if W3 'Q' , 5 x ' L , k,p . ., ' 'lqy- iiw amen Row: R.CuNN: C.HvoE: P.HEERcv: L.HlEBERT3 M.RlcHMoNo: D.MERCol1H: M.SkuBaE: E.RlcnMoNo: J.BAlLrv. 2No Row: C.GlNNAvnN: H.D0ovg P.wlEBER1: R.VLK3 E.BRUNER3 H.ROBERTSONi B.BARTELI M.MEREDITHS v.Do0v. FRONT Row: M1ss Hovv 5PoN.x R.Ncwsou: P.QLANxLcv: J.JEWET13 M.MA11Hcws5 P.RlTTEL3 C.McCAn1v5 D.MAnKuAu3 V.IuN1nns. fu- 'S v gg: 155- g . '- fx -x ? A , f XMB' In f Q? 3 Q f -i 5 ' 1 Q , N f- . .K t ggamp P 'L LQEL K 4' .ii I igggh gn? f. 1 Q 5 wg. - ,r . L-Y, - 5 gy 1, X ' 'W -ykx - ' 5' f , aAcr Row: B.RoaLnTs: F.Klusc3 C.voux3 C.CoLLr11g P.SE1eEL: M.REH: S.S1eNzEL: E.SANowELL: K.BRODHEADS T. Lonnworcn. Bao Row: L.HVEBERT: P.MARKHAM5 LQVUNKQ N.BURKHOLOERl V.RCMmEns: C.ScMAueRoM: F.SEl5EL7 S. MAY- raELo: B.HERBEP13 P.SovEZ. ZND Row: V.RlcHuoNc: G.RAzoR. NlNCAn: L.DRUSC: C.hETT. FRCNT Row: MISS STEWART SPON.Z Tltvvcng A.WINKLEYi J.KLYlN: L.SCHLOTThAUER! S.SMlTHa J.HoLun: M.HYCE3 G.PnucE: N.ALLtN: A.CoLLE11: P. D.vcLcH:ng 0.wuLLuAus: m,RuPwg N,BnoAos1mcE1: S. 4TH Row: Coox, Row: LAlS, BAI- Bncx Row: JAw1z, SHIELOS, MEHL, FRJFCHTING, Womctno, SCHLOTTHAUER, Bvnau, KLEIN, NIEBERT. PQOPP, NAYHIOT, CH'vSTENSEN, McKlBeEN, EITZEN, W0oLRuocE, BAXTER, EHRLUCH, BURKHOLOFR. 3nD YEL, KLEIN, HOBEIN, BQODHEAO, FRUECHTING, BROSE, OLSEN, JCWETT, WILLIAMS, EwERT. ZND Row: MR. WIEBE SPON., HAYFN, Ewcnr, Svvru, BRUDHEAD, Ouununc, WHEELER, PANKRATZ, SEINEL, SUMMEPVILLE, Post. FRONT ROW: HERBEL, RMBROSS, SMITH, HAVEN, ECKCR, PROPP, ROBERTS, CHILDS, WETT, SEIBEL. 27 DRAMATICS CLUB T. U is. K Q., , L- L Back Row: M. Navratg C. Mnseg B. Ilineg D. Eclcerg C. Propp. 2nd Row: l. Grimeeg R. lleveom C. Hydeg D. Meredithg Mrs. Reed Span. Front Row: J. Meienerg L. Brodemeierg E. Biebert: J Broseg P. Rittelg C. McCarty. FOB. UHOK THE TELEPHOHI RINGS Cast Mary Harding ....----C1aire Hyde Grace Harding.. ...... Cora McCarty Lila Harding... ..... .Patsy Rittel Randolph Harding.---.Ma.rion Havrat Alice Ratherford.---.Ethe1 Hiebert Tony Jones-.. ...... .Ralph Richmond Mrs. l'r1tz..-..--......-..Jdna Grimes SUNDAY ' S CHILD Cast Betsy Welle.. .... ...Janice lleiener W1ndy.............---..Char1ee Propp Rev. Paul Yel1e,,,,,,,.Char1ee Muse Ruth Wel1e..............Jeaneen Broee Debb1e,,,,,,,, ,.... ..,,,,,,La.u.ra Bredemeier Zaclg, ,,... .,.,,--.,-.,Bob Kline The Dramatice Club of Marion High School vae reorganized this year. Students enrolled in Speech were au- tomatically melbere of the club. Laura Bredeneier was chosen ae Pres., Ursula Keuwirth ee Vice-Pres., Chee. Muse ae Sec.-Treae. The Highlight of the year was the Presentation of three one-act playe, Ieb. 19. Three caete presented, 'lor Whom the Telephone Hinge , 'Sundayh Child , and 'The !'e.rmer'e Danghteru. 'Sundayh Child' was given in the C. V. L. Play Festival, Ieb. 22 at Cottonwood Ialle. It received a eu- perior rating at the Teetival. lAR!lER'S DAUGHTER Cast Salh' Ho ...Roberts lleveom .Annie HoDoupl.......Dorie lleredith Pa HcDouga1.......-...Da1e Icker lla McDouga'L..........-.Urm.1a leuvirth Willie Singleu-ee......Char1ee PTOPP Yi11ain..............--.Bob Kline PLAYS 'Almost Sumer' Junior Clan Play of 1950-51 The cast included: James PIGPP, B111 llclibben, Diary A. Skibbe. lery Hlnnaford. Claire Hyde, David. Leppke. John levooler, Sarabol Wolf, Dan Brodhead, and Dorothy Sandwell. 1 Nj' 'Tho Daffy Bills' Junior Clan Play of 1949-50 Thecsl 10, 1 11 111, 1 1 1, Ile.: Hornet. Marjorie Collott. lthol Hiebert, Doris Meredith. Laura. Jane Bredemeier, Marion leant, Edna Grimes, and Roberto. Newsom. 29 SNAPS , . ,QT x ' -1 4 sy Q, .. ,,, Z. 26' 'i2'r-X N1 ,' .5 K S 1 Y'f.'v . L, ,s.fl,SK . .x Q, SA. f -.Ki .-. Q '. Lk: x 4,,, -1 v -1 1 . . 1 3 JV IX' I.. w 5nd .L 4 J 'du ,Q 1 Y , X 06 g g A is gbooe 5- 'S 5 no o gl 609 o E V 39 . 653.1 no 92 Yi 9 ,QB ,Oz-Q9 xv 696 var 995 'c.'0'e 4,99 35' Qiveflzbesg KNO 5 x 5. 9,53 496' ,JN Q ' 4 lgpb 4 5 00 50 -40 'S x, .509 4 x Ufeszlviowvo 5 . wif-. X9 X' sqft-e' 5 QP '9 Aww K an N USIC 651 I :Y f Q HIGH SC c1!.1'1B8tl'R.l8Vl0l: l.h1l8l: P.Bitto1g M.Ha.nna.ford.: D.Her'hertg M.Jantzg S.Uo11'g J.Ho1ub: D.Uhee1er:M.lavratg Ddlerodithg J.1'hatchg J.Shul1. Oboe-K.Brodhoad. Trumpets-C.Ob1a.ndorg D.Hoboin: R.Pankratz: Mdlathiotg C.Hott: G.Ra.zor: J.hppg J.Ruslell. Horn-l'.Ba.xterg Percussion-A.Co11ettg Jjevcomerg ll.Roh: P.Henry: C.SCh8l!b1'0B. Drum Major-B.Barto1. mul mam-sg Betty Bu-nl: Diva 300014 32 Ol BAND Flutes-C.Krispenso: K.Na.vrat. Sax.-J.Ford: P.Kruse: C.Merr111g W.Propp M.B.ichmondg T.Sax.-Pjeibertg B.G1arinet-S.Tieme1er. B.SaJ:-S.I-infield. Horns- M.Brodhoad: K.Rupp. Trombones-C.Muse: MJ-Iollarg D.Hayen: J.Ch.1.1ds: D.Kruse Basses-M.Col1ottg Dean Williams. Baritones-E.Hiebert: J.Meisner: P.Ma.gathan Tympanni-L.Bredemeier. Band Director-Kenneth Swanson. Mary Hannaford: ldna Grimes: Roberta Newsom: Patsy Rittel 33 GIRLS GLEE CLUB 4 ,gm ur f mf Z.. W 'V 'Q- 1 n 501 7 Back Bow-L.to R.-J.Holubg A.Co11ettg K.Bz-odhead: C.!oukg P.Kru.seg l'.Seibe1g lI.A11en: D.Me1cher. 3rd Row - H.Ric.hmond: G.Pr:lce: C.Co11ott: G.Ra.zor: M.Rehg S.Stenzo1: T.Longhofer: B.Roberta. Znd Row-C.H.ett: L.l'u.nkg L.Druseg 8.l4ayfieldg D.Horbertg C.Shambrong V.B.anmers: P.M:Lnea.r. lst Row-Miss Paisley, Director: J.K1ein: Adfinkleyg N.Broadstreetg S.T1emeierg K.Rnpp: D.Wi111a.msg L.H.1.ebort. Back Bow-L. to R.-E.Grimes: C.Schlehuberg K.A.Skibbeg P.Henryg lhkichllondg P.Heery: R.Du.nn: 31-d. row- E.Hiebertg 0.36.93 R.Hevsomg D.Sa.ndve11g M.Dodyg P.Yeibert: N.Robertsong 7.Dody: 2nc1. row-Pjagathang C.Ginavan: P.B1ank1oy: D.Stense1g J.l'ord: B.Bu'tel: C.McCa:rty: lI.Brunner: lst. row-Mies Pa.1.s1ey,Directorg M.H.a.nnaford: A.Va:rdg S.Wo1fg J.Jovettg V.li.nte1-ag D.Maz-khan: J.Meisnor. 34 SMALI. VOCAL ENSEMBLES Left te right-Roberta Hewsomg Georgene Tajhmang Ethel Iiebert: Har! Hanneford: lclna Grimes: Janice Meisner. Bonnie Paisley Instructor Diane. Herbert Accompaniet Left to right - Juanita lord: Shirley Mayfield: Diana Herbert: Anita Collettg Betty Be.:-tel. Beck rev, Left to Bidxt-Dale Hobeing Charles llneeg Don Hgyeng lhmrioe Heller. Front row-Georgene Tejchmang Roberta Ieweong Edna Grimes: Janice Reimer. 35 Janice lleisner Aocompanist BGVS VOCAL GROUPS Back Row-J.Px-opp: D.Eckerg G.W1ngerdg C.Mu.cog B.K1ino: D.Hayen: C.Proppg lldlavrat: Third Row-B.McK1bben: M.Ma.thiot: T.Haathg K.Hez-zetg D.Hoboing D.B1-odhead: J.B.Miesee: J.Ghi1dsg J.Sklena.r. Znd. row-Mr. Swanson, Director: M.Hayon: J.l'1shcr: B.l7wort: D.whee1erg J.Smit.hg R.Pa.nkra.tz: M.Brodhoad.: R.Post: W.Hett: lst. row-Llitzong Larry Stenzelg D.Leppkeg D.l'ruechtingg M.Ho1la.r: J.Nevcomer: D.K1:lno: M.Jantzg l'.Ba.xter. First Quartet, Left Charles Muse Maurice Kollar Dale Hobein Don Ewen Second Quartet. Right John Childs John Newcomer Roger Pankratz David Ieppko 36 MIXED CHORUS ff at 'AQ i Back Row-S.Wo1fg P.Magat1u.m: l.Hiebertg V.Priceg G-.Hingerdg M.Ho11a.rg J.Neucomerg E. Grimes: V.Dodyg C.G-ina.va.ng P.B1ank1eyg 1-ith. row-1!.Broa.dst1-eat: D.Stonze1g M.Bannaforc1g 2I'.Ba.xterg M.Mathiotg Dlruechtingg M.Harzetg D.Hez-bert: .L.Wardg J.Meianer: 3rd. row- P.Kruseg B.Ba.1-tel: C.Hottg D.Ihoo1org M.HaUen3 R.Post: J.Pisherg A.Co11ett: V.Remersg S.'1'eime1erg V.l1ntora: A.V1nk1ey: Znd. row-Mr. Swanson. Director: D.Wil11amsg M.Bnppg l'.Se1be1: W.Hett: B.Ewert: M.Brod.hea.dg J.Jevettg I-.Hiebertg Miss Pais1oy,Director: lst. rov-C.Youk: M.Rehg C.Muse: R.Pa.nkratzg D.Brodhead: J.B.Miesse: P.Henry: M.A.Ski.bbeg Z' -sr ,hid Back Rav-G.Sch1elmberg G.Razorg Llievsomg M.Jantzg Llitzsng Dlckerg J.Proppg B. McKib'bong G.l4cCartyg Ddlolcherg lvth. Row-M.R1chmondg 0.Co11ottg T.Heathg C.Propp: D.Hayeng Bllineg X.Brodhoadg B.Robe1-tag T.Longhoferg 3rd.x-ov-L.I'u.nkg L.Druseg D.K11neg J.Chi1d.sg D.Leppko: L.Stenze1g S.Hayf1e1dg M.Dodyg P.Minearg J.Ho1ubg Znd. row-Mr. Swanson. Director: J.K1e1ng E.Bnmnerg D.Wi111amsg J.Sk1ena.rg J.Sm1thg C.Scham'bron: Pjoibortg Misa Paisley. Director. lst. row-D.Sandve11g Clyde: P.Heeryg !4.l!av1-at: D.Ko'being S.Stonse1: J.l'ordg R.Danng H..A11en: 37 Er ,1 K.. ..- 1? . .9 1 ,ai-A A -41' 7 me 95-e Serve! foev Q1 'X-. G0- '2,. 11019 4995 91535 W . is-d9o9'9 qu, '5cp0oX 90 06 1369xvo of 90 Soo-'sn ,915 mi q , .yy 5. Sudini 6. g39sx.ee 9901 95001 fy . 'Cabot 39 k fl THLETICS -S S L i S S my .l X X x - 5 K V , J , I . ,' ' .Q-5. 46: 4 ua L ,M K 7 10 N ,llll Tvf 3. aa, -,, 5 ,, 'I Spon. l.M. Ireland 3 Spon Pictures on page 40 FOGTBALL Back Row: T. Druse: D. B rkholderg B. Cook: B. Evert: D. Wheeler: M. Hayen: M. Kline: R Ehrlich: D. Seibel: H. Ambrose: J. Summerville: J. Richmond: D. Evert: A. Beisel. 2nd Row Coach Ireland: E. Grimes: J. Brose: H. Shields: L. Smith: D. Brodhead: R. Post: H. Byram D. Kline: B. Kline, D. Richards: B. Mckibbeng R. Skibbe: Coach Iaussig Front Row: D. Ecker L. Roberts: B. Drnse: R. Hiebert: E. Christensen: J. Miesse: J. Propp: R. Schlotthauerg T Schlottha er Brodhead Hiesse Roberts Druee Stenzel Richmond Esker Kline Rayon Richards . . Ecker Evert Mckibben Skibbe Grimes Muse Newcomer Christensen Propp Fruechting Brose Hiebert Fruechting C.Y.L. LEAGUE STANDINGS Wins Losses Marion Council Grove Peabody llorence Hope 2 Cottonwood Falls 1 Herington - 1+ 5 5 41 Ekx N X J . qv by X EX Heath: D. Esker: J. Newcomer: L. Stenzelg J. Williams: D. Hayen: R. Richmond. x'! f Q 1' X. N 4- X R 1. n. 11.. n. T 2. D. 15. D. 3. J. 16. D. ' lv. T. Heath 17. J. Williams s . Xx Q.. x ' 5- L- 18. E. g 1 6. B. 19. c. 6 7- L- 20. J. ' -- 8- K- 21. D. lg- S- 22. J. . ' ' 2 e Ds 11. D. 22, J, 12. D. 25. R ,, 13 D 26 D 7 0 6 1 5 2 1+ 2 :wk ' J FOOTBALL HIGH LIGHTS 2 FOOTBALL QUEEN Laura Jane Bredemeier ATTENDANTS Isla Mae Hiebert Mary Hannaford C0-CAPTAINS Jack Williams Don Ecker Sub-zero weather,wind and more wind cou1dn't dampen the spirits of the spectators as they watched the Warriors play a thrilling game with our age old opponents. Because of the cold the camera didn't work properly and we didn't get any pictures of the game or the coronation ceremony. The coronation itself went on in spite of the bitter cold after which the queen and her attendants held dominion until driven from their throne by the icy blasts. Although the under-dogs of the game. the Peabody team scored twice and threatened at other times, but the Warriors overcame these threats by scoring twenty five to twelve against Peabody, making sixteen straight wins and concluding one of the most brilliant seasons in our school's history. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Marion Opponents O Sept. 22, Moundridge-41 Sept. 29, Gottonwoode22 0 Oct. 6, Hillsboro -40 O Oct. 13, Herington -33 0 Oct. 20, Florence -28 0 Oct. 27, Hbpe -33 0 Nov. 10, Planeview -32 13 Nov. 17, Council G.- 7 6 Nov. 23, Peabody -25 12 42 BASKETBALL SQUAD fx' Back Row: R. Hiebertg D. lrueohtingg H. Shieldsg D. Brodheadg D. Kline: D.Se1be1g B. Evert: J. Newcomer. 2nd Row: J. Leis: ll. Christensen: T. Heathg J. 32080: D. Eckerg L. Bobertsg B. McKi.bbeng R. Post. Front Row: Coach Ysnssig D. Fruechtingg Grimes: R. Richmond: G. Win- gerdg C. Museg D. Esker: D. Evert, Manager. Dec. Dec Deo Jan Jen. J an .Tan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Ieb Feb leb leb II'eb Ns: 12, 15. 22, 5. 9. 12. 16, 19. 23. 26, 2. 6. 9. 13. 16. 23. 27. 1. Pleneviev -42 Peabody -29 Council G.-40 Cottonwood-41 Madison -33 Florence -48 Herrington -34 Hillsboro -29 H9299 -39 Peabody -29 Cottonwood-47 Berington -32 Florence -51+ Madison -32 Hillsboro -42 Hope -31 Plsneviev -57 Council G.-55 Marion Opponents '+7 Losing six out of the first seven games played, our team was off to e depressing beginning. The team then began to show definite improvement. So much so that it was said to be the most improved team in the league. We ended up the season in the old gm with eight victories and 10 losses. Marion von over Hillsboro for the first time on their court since 1914-1. Marion defeated Hillsboro twice in the same season for the first time since 1928. Us truly had a basketball team of which we could be proud. FIRST l'0UR LEAGUE STANDINGS ' Wins Losses Herington 13 l Peabody ll 3 Hillsboro 8 6 Marion 7 7 43 REGULARS MCKIBBEN CHRISTENSCN SNAPS 413 .... ---. -Y A 'T Marion Pharmacy Yana Time Shop J . C. Penny Co. 1: a u Laundry Elgin Hotel Marion Bakery Trad Lee A Sons Powell Mtr. Co. Helnerh Service Brattonh Service Owl Oar Inmch Beaaton Market law Theatre Gamble! Cozy Cafe Bnokleyh Grocery 1 fl, J a Boller. get it? ADVERTISEMENTS Dr. I. K. Schroeder llerrillla Cleaners lingerdw IGA Store Marion Paint Shop Dr. J. B. Tibbettl Heier Shoe Clinic B. I. Beauty Shoppe Vane Ready-To-Wear Al1ne'e Beauty Shop Marion Lunber Co. I B'o.d's Conoco Service Hack Hardware Barrera Produce Harion Creuery Sanitary Market Duokwall Store! 46 Farmers 6 Dx-overs Natl. Bank Tarrant Home 6 Auto Supply Western Auto Associate Store Zhompson Funeral Home John B. 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