St Mary High School - Marian Yearbook (Marshalltown, IA)

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..l..l. 'XXI 4 ' niora-fo-L0 'He who knows and knows that he knows is a Jun1or...fol1ow h1m.' Yes, it was the third-yearers who led the way for the underclassmen and they in turn learned to follow us. Many were the achievements we attained during this year. Some of us were also found on the Honor Roll. showed our might ln athletics. We football and baseball. Then, too, ing cymbals of the band were found Juniors. We were also represented not all, however. The Junior boys .were well represented in basketball, with the beating drum and the tingl- members from the ranks of the classy in the cheerleading section. lost of the work on the school paper, THE HIGHLINES, represented the talent, ingenuity, and leadership of the Junior class. We elected as our class officers: President, Donald Henohalg Vice- President, Jane Gill, Secretary, Dolores Croatg and Treasurer, Charles Mead, Our class roll underwent many changes during the course of the years and we now number twenty-six. As the months passed and we studied hard at the various subjeots.... Religion, English, Algebralll, Trlg, Typing, Speech, Civics and Econom- ics, we still found time to lend our talent to Pep Assemblies, to par- ticipate in all extra-curricular activities, and to make ourselves as rich in spiritual blessings as possible through the graces of the Vo- cation leek programs, the lisslon, and all the other spiritual programs outlined for us. Highlighting our list of social achievements was the Junior-Senior, night of nights, the Prom. Of course we worked hard on our fund rais- ing projects, which were many and varied, but these effu ts were all to us worthwhile amid the beauty, glamour, and joy of the long anticipated event. What the year 1950 holds for us no one knows, but God willing, even though faces, appearances, mannerlsms may change, the innocence, abil- ity, and integrity of ou Seniors-to-be will ever remain. X iw 2 'Z X 1? X