New Marion High School - High School Daze Yearbook (New Marion, IN)

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l 1 . 'U T , .' . ra Calendar l.ContinuedD in general assembly by Kep's public speaking Il students. The higher you go, the farther you flop-as shown by Giants l7. Bearcats 43. Another chautauqua series-Chas. Crawford Cworst entertains the student tody with some marvelous imitation bird calls. Popularity contest-Who's who and why? Everybody's curious-espec- ially Mason J. Hamilton. Another Latin Club meeting. The eats as usual were one of the main fea- tures. 28-The band gives an interesting and :wort bk?-HZSTKA' sh well received concert. PV, N MARCH Q ijt- 6 C7537 - 4-Harold Sherman, author of Get 'em I f 32 f gl lk F M id Mayfield, spoke to the students and A 1.11. :iid 5 i s? ' s., 'il presented each of last year s Giants S... xc? 'gi' with an autographed copy. 't iff gl fi- 5-Sshh-Whisper it-we won the A W ' uf K A ' A -5' tourney! But that Fairmount game! lt was all plenty exciting. Marion again cops all the honors in the local Latin contest. Speediest typist in the world performs-Tangora. -If you have tears, prepare to shed them now! We were defeated at Koko- mo. Goodfbye 1927 State Championship Title. -State Hi-Y man addresses everyone in a debate-convinced everybody that all High School students should be compelled to take Latin. Wouldn't that be awful. -Well the Lucky City seems to be Martinsville-if only-but enough! -Beethoven week-Some of his compositions were played in the assembly. -A fine Beethoven Concert rendered by the band. -State High School Discussion League. We were proud of you. Abe. -Last of chautauqua series. XVe certainly enjoyed them this year. -Hi-Y holds banquet. APRIL All Fool's Day. Everybody out. xg 5 XL 3 ' A I.U. Glee Club inspires the H.S. ' 2 ' 5 - Samoa Cherubs. cleverly introduced by K YNYWC BANQUFTD one of lVl.H.S.'s lost lambs-Ivan X N53 Boxell. JNQ51, A marvelous production of lVlin- ick, a three act play was given by the Red Masque Club. 521' 4-X6 ,932 fix gb Latin sharks still exist. Our edi- tor tripped to Bloomington and grabbed off third place from thir- teen worthy opponents. - Some of our long legged and wind- ed boys are surely piling up the blue ribbons in these track meets. A fx. N -With the motto: Let it rain the Seniors staged their party in the High School gym and all enjoyed themselves even if it was wet. ...H 'fr .

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Calendar 1Continuedj The Senior Hard Times Party was a rip roarin' success. Dr. Steiner lectures on Why l Am At School' As usual Marion wins- Greenfield, 54-41. Fiat Lux, a Christmas play, was well given by the English 8 Classes. Music Box holds party at Y.W. with many collegiates home to enjoy the affair. Giants annihilate Anderson in a real for sure battle. -Merry Christmas one and all. Mid sniffles and snuffs the Giants fans bade farewell to the victory brick. Our school song is now I Want You Back Old Pal. LNGUSH HATE. mimi AN 4-.W 31-K.K.K. fKokomo Kitty Katsj proved too strong for Giants and thus endeth l926. Q' 2 JANUARY 1 l-Proverbial Greeting--UI-lappy New 'f 2 Year. Giants make a new reso- 643 lution after the Kokomo game. -fv - JHKYN- 3-Hail! Hail! The gang's all here! 7-Another good resolution gone wrong-Giants defeated by Staggmen. Sequel-Stone City crew adds another victory to their list. The noted historian. Ross Lockridge addresses the student body relating events in the life of George Rogers Clark. Cactus drive starts with Staff in charge of' General Assembly. Slogan: Buy a Cactus. -Kokomo walks away with another victory-Br-r-r-r-r! -It feels good to win again-Wa- bash Hillclimbers defeated! -Fitting climax for January-old semester ends. FEBRUARY -Meet Mr. Jones-the new Hi-Y president. -These Juniors sure know how to advertise. Many new subscribers listed for the Survey. -Any more we're hardened to it- Muncie 25. Marion 141 -We were all thrilled with music leislwgitnql gi . A 47 I N Ill 4 J Q A , . I li XT ' XC Q 'HUFFS' New reunion S final, 5Av'i 'Qi T i lx Q A fX4 Then Dmena , 1 Lmf. 1 A ' r A . fo' Thmfl . +R -n- by the band this morning. 9-Junior Class party a blow out. Everybody too sleepy to talk next day. 10-Latin Contest-Huemmus. uidzmus sed-' ' N. -l,4-26.324 Rahsf Say it again! Giants down South Benders. -4'Won't you be my valentine? Hold steady, Rosebud. -A fine tribute to Lincoln was given

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Calendar lContinuedD Winners of health posters are all members of '27. Our own two Cactus artists-Fred and Frances Helene. Alice Kepner entertained the English Vlll and Public Speaking people. Constitutional Contestf We're sure proud of the wonderful showing Victor Hood made-another Senior too. APRIL The last concert given--i'Tut surely knows his Music. The thinly clads welcome our county friends in a meet at the Memorial Field. Golden Days. the English Vlll production amply proved the statement, Every cloud has a silver lining. Central Ft. Wayne netters against Marionnettes. MAY Blue Monday-one by one they straggle in. Rah. for our side! 'Al:at Spencer lost a pound today. Congratulations! -The Belle of Barcelona, a musical comedy was the grand finale to the Na- tional Music Week. Marion Music Makers win State Band Contest. -Dixie and Chattie .signed up for a special course in astronomy this summer -so we hear. Harvey Cline is taking a course in parkology getting ready for the Kid party. I'll bet! Superior Seniors go back to childhood days. Some party-wot with lolly- pops and all. -Getting close to last term exams, Drag out the midnight oil, Alphonso. -That Senior parade was the best yet-did you ever see such a pirate ship and oh those umbrellas. -Captain Applejack was staged by the Seniors and proved itself a hugh SUCCESS. -Senior picnic-my what food. lt's a marvel we're all living today. -What a wonderful baccalaureate service and how pretty everyone looked. -Quite a stunning Senior banquet. -Commencement! The gladdest and saddest day of the year. Bon Jour-Adieu-Auf KViedersehen .' ll li.