Marietta High School - Orian Yearbook (Marietta, OH)

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Scenario CLASS MOTTO Friends together, are friends forever. The Senior Class enters the beloved portals of their dear high school as Sophomores, September 7, 1927. It is a usual school year with a lot of hard work mixed in with the fun. The main event of this year is the boat ride on May 16, 1928. This happy occasion will never be forgotten by those that attended. After a happy summer they all return again. There is a change. They seem older. Another difficult year! The plot thickens. We find that Margaret Bourquard is the heroine, and that Dorothy Otto is her under- study. Then there is Mary Meister who is the secretary, and Dwight Hays who has the money bag. There are numerous activities. Again they leave and return after a most delightful vacation, dignified grown up Seniors. In the first scene we find that Jack Hammat is the big hero and lead- ing man with Floyd Hune as second lead. Then we discover that Sara Goodhue is the one who is responsible for all the mysterious notes and that Dwight Hays runs off with the money. With this evidence we know that he is the villian and their charming little plot is revealed! Therefore, the members of the Senior class seek 1'evenge by joining all the choruses and entering into the operetta, Iamit, which was successfully given on April 3, 1930. On March 27, 1930, the first assembly of the whole school is held in the gym. It is a very thrilling and spectacular sight to see every seat in that huge building filled. Few of us realize how many are working with us up here on the hill. On March 28th, a Senior dance is held at the Betsey Mills Club, which is beautifully trimmed in blue and gold. This is without a doubt the most outstanding social event of the year. On April 10, 1930, the Seniors take charge of the assembly in the gym. They sit on specially arranged seats on the main floor where they are looked upon in envy by the rest of the student body. Later there are other dances, club parties, and last but not least the Senior Week with all of its festivity. It ends with the solemn procession of Seniors in their caps and gowns marching to the stage for their diplomas on June 5, 1930. 1211