Marianna High School - Majaflo Yearbook (Marianna, FL)

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'SJ xii ff --or FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilton McRae, Charles Evans, James SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Grant, Bill McQuagge DYl49Sr WBYVWQ Tldwellf Bobbt' CONGCL Scott Tfeadwatfr Elton Wayne Martin, Lyn Homes, Charles Gramling, Bill McRae Anclreason. Cnarles Crutchfield. CLUB is SYMBOL or sPoRTsMANsi-iiP The purpose ot the M Club is to ensure good sportsmanship in all phases of the athletic pro- gram at Marianna High School. Another duty is to stress interest among students in the different sports. A student must earn a varsity letter in one ot the three major sports to be eligible tor mem- bership in the M Club, '25 LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Treadway, Directory Charles Gramling, President, Coach Harry Howell, Sponsor, Bill McRae, Directory Elton Andreasen, Vice Presidentg James Dykes, Di- rector, Charles Evans, Secretary-Treasurerg Bud Whitehead, Director.

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The Teen-Age Club, better known as the TAC House, has been the center ot much fun and gaiety for the young people this past year. Organized by the City Recreation Department, it has provided the teen-agers with a place for dancing and other inside fun. At the beginning of the year the Junior Woman's Club spent sev- eral hundred dollars redecorating the TAC House. It has been used and enioyed for such functions as the Homecoming Dance, New Year's Eve and gatherings after football and basketball games. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: son, President, Marilyn Datfin, Host. STANDING: Claudette Martin, Hostess. l' billfxqiijc ,i ?7 ii 'r L Y Mary Catherine Buce, Vice President, Andree Finlay- Miller, Secretary, Coach Stringer, Sponsor, Hunter Eva Ann Solomon, Treasurer, Treadvvell Sims, Host, nu.,--vi' TAC HOUSE PROVIDES FUN AND RECREATION Dancing at the TAC House after a pep rally completes an evening of fun for everyone.