Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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4§bitik JACK ANGLIN ERNEST ATKINS ANNE AWTREY KATIE BEITMAN Jack Wade Anglin Entered 1939; Commercial Course; Class Vice-President ' 39; Healthy Living Club ' 39; Tap and Scratch Club, Sergeant at Arms 40; Basketball ' 39, Varsity ' 40; Baseball ' 39. ' 4 0. Anne Meredith Awtrey Nancy Entered 1938; Classical Course; Photog- raphy Club ' 38; Quill and Scroll Club ' 39; Chairman of the program committee of Quill and Scroll Club ' 40; Basketball ' 38, ' 4 0; Literary Editor The PITCHFORK ' 40; Feature Editor of The SCROLL ' 40; Lucky 13 Club ' 40; S.I.P.A. delegate ' 40; O.S.P.A. delegate ' 39, ' 40. Ernest Atkins Entered 1937; Scientific Course; Science Club ' 37; Healthy Living Club ' 37; Audu- bon Club ' 37; Photography Club ' 38; Vice- President Photography Club ' 39; Secretary Phy Chy Club ' 40; Basketball Manager ' 37; Football ' 39; Assistant Business Manager of The OLYMPIAN ' 40. Katie Beitman Flossie Entered 1938; Commercial Course; Dra- matics Club ' 38; Glee Club ' 38; Student Government Representative ' 40 ; Commer- cial Club ' 39; Glee Club ' 39; President of Commercial Club ' 40; Lucky 13 Club ' 40. Lauris Bell Entered 1937; Commercial Course; Cul- tural Club ' 37, ' 38; Student Government Representative 2nd term ' 38. £nL Emo%± Teddy Bogle Prof Entered 1937; Scientific Course; Healthy Living Club ' 37; Photography Club ' 39; Pep Club ' 40. LAURIS BELL TEDDY BOGLE

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The Senior Class cessful seasons. Excitement ran high in the spring when the publication staffs for the follow- ing year were revealed, and in order to further their knowledge of journalism the staff members went to the Georgia Scholastic Press association at the University of Georgia. LaFayette, we are here! That ' s the way we felt in 1940 ' cause we were at last seniors. No sooner had we entei ' ed school than the PITCHFORK went to press and the OLYMPIAN staff went to work. Everything gave promise of an eventful year. The new gymnasium was complete, offering for use its grand basketball court, cafeteria, dressing rooms, and swimming pool. With practically all our old var- sity graduated, our boys and g irls set out to fill up the missing places and work to- ward an eventful sport season. In the interest of bettering our school publications, some of us attended the South- ern Interscholastic Press association convention in Lexington during November. Excitement ran rampant over dear ole M. H. S. when the school Who ' s Who contest results were actually kept a deep, dark secret (for the first time in the his- tory of the school) until the PITCHFORK announced the big news. Then, instead of the customary Halloween carnival, we had a Valentine ball for the benefit of the OLYMPIAN. We again displayed our class spirit by pushing our Senior Queen, Hilda Hen- ley, on to victory to be crowned as the Queen of Hearts to reign over the Ball. With that delicious satisfactory feeling of He who laughs last, laughs best, we watched the Junior ' s struggling progress toward the Junior- Senior banquet and dance. However, we enjoyed the actual event a hundred times more ! Then as the school year drew toward its inevitable close, we reveled in our extra week of holidays, thrilled over the coming graduation, exclaimed ex- citedly over our gifts, and made all the many prep- arations. At last came that special night of nights, and we were presented with our diplomas. Tears streamed down our faces while we smiled and sang our Alma Mater, wishing already that we were back in good ole Marietta High School.

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JANE BRAY ANNETTE BRUMBY Jane Carol Bray Poogy Entered 1937; Classical Course; Science Club ' 37; Vice-President Cultural Club ' 37 Red Jacketeers ' 37; Art Club ' 37, ' 38; Class President ' 37; President Latin Club ' 38 Treasurer Photography Club ' 38; Class Sec retary ' 38; Quill and Scroll Club 39; Pres ident Glee Club ' 39; P. S. Club ' 39, ' 40 Lucky 13 ' 39; Tri-Hi-Y ' 39; Class Secre- tary ' 39; Vice-President Luckv 13 ' 40 Vice-President Tri-Hi-Y Club ' 40; Editor in-Chief of The PITCHF ' ORK ' 40; Charac ter Sketch Editor of The SCROLL ' 39 Miss Freshman Class ' 37; Vice-President Lucky 13 ' 40; S.I.P.A. delegate ' 40 G.S.P.A. Delegate ' 39, ' 40. Connie Cagle Swifty ' Hortense Entered 1938; Commercial Course; Dra- matics Club ' 39; Pep Club ' 40; P. S. Club ' 40; Basketball ' 38, Varsity ' 40; Manager of Basketball ' 39; Band ' 39. Dorrace Sanders Chandler Flapper Softie Entered 1937; Commercial Course; Cul- tural Club ' 37, ' 38; Class Vice President ' 37; Class Vice President ' 38; Glee Club ' 39; Dramatics Club ' 39; P. S. Club ' 40; Treasurer Pep Club ' 40; Alumnae Editor The PITCHFORK ' 40. Annette Field Brumby ' Debutante ' Pro Entered 1937; Classical Course; Science Club ' 37; Cultural Club ' 37; Red Jacket- eers ' 37; Class Treasurer ' 37; Latin Club Program Chairman ' 38; Class Vice Presi- dent ' 38; Quill and Scroll Club Reporter ' 39; Glee Club ' 39; Lucky 13 ' 39; P. S. Club ' 39; Class Treasurer ' 39; President Quill and Scroll ' 40; M Club ' 40; Cheer- leader ' 39, ' 40; Art Editor of The SCROLL ' 39, ' 40; Editor-in-Chief and Art Editor The OLYMPIAN ' 40; Feature Writer The PITCHFORK ' 40; Queen of Freshman Car- nival ' 37; Queen of Halloween Carnival ' 39; Secretary Lucky 13 ' 40; Vice Presi- dent P. S. ' 40; S.I.P.A. Delegate ' 40; G.S.P.A. Delegate ' 39, ' 40. Walter Camp Entered 1937; Commercial Course; Dra- matics Club ' 37; Healthy Living Club ' 38; Photography Club ' 39. Katherine Connor Kat Red Entered 1939; Commercial Course; Dra- matics Club ' 37; Commercial Club ' 39; Pep Club ' 4 0. CONNIE CAGLE WALTER CAMP DORRACE CHANDLER KATHERINE CONNOR