Marianna High School - Majaflo Yearbook (Marianna, FL)

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A . L'-i A' 'M N . wait'-S 2 A ' if ' A Y X . .24 5 . s 1 ily. ., 4, F I STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND SPONSORS THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has been organ- ized for many years and is one of the most outstanding organizations in our school. Being a service group, it serves our school and students in a number of ways. Its main projects this year are these: a car wash, plays, senior awards, selling school supplies, and the chartering of buses to the football games. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Miller, Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Roberta Carter, Sponsor, Bill McRae, President, Coach Harry Howell, Sponsor, Mary Catherine Buce, Vice President. g 1' Q ,fn Betty Joyce and Mary Jane are buying paper from Rosemary. Selling school supplies is a service proiect of the Student John Amos l Andree Finlayson Council' Charley Gramlmg Molly MacKinnon Barbara Ann Fite Mary Jane Milton 'S' ,I--hi es-mv' ina? Stan Sirmans Scott Treadway Warren Daffin Laura Faulk Rosemary Tindel Wayne Grant Russell Gray James HatCl'Ief 'P

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LUCY GUYTON EVA SOLOMON ED CALLOWAY Writer Typist Photographer The Maiaflo staff works long and hard to give the students a year- book they will enioy and be proud of in the years to come. For weeks and weeks staff members draw lay- outs, stamp pictures, type, and check over envelopes. STAN SIRMANS DORIS FOLSOM JOHN AMOS Art Editor Circulation Manager Club Editor In time we forget the crises and late copy. We remember the fun we had, the food we ate, and the things we learned from Working toward a common goal under the guidance of our sponsor, Miss Gramling. JUNIOR YEARBOOK STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Catherine Buce, Layout Editor, Levma Adams, Club Editor, Betty Joyce Bevis, Circu- lation Manager, Barbara Ann Fite, Business Manager, Claude Pylant, Staff, Mary Jane Milton, Assistant Editor, Warren Daffin, Sports Editorg William Earl Hamilton, Writer, Carol Ann Gramling, Photographer --qw.-. Fen- L J me , ,kiwi ,qv

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