Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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Some people believe that waterheads habit the railroad tracks in Smyrna. People like to tell ghost stories for entertainment. stated Wade Cadle. Yes, l believe in ghost stories, explains Claudia Phillips, I saw one when I was a little kid. I Saw A Ghost When I Was A Little Kid. - Claudia Phillips Not only was spirit in the classroom and on the football field, but also all around town. People have said that ghosts hang out at the Old Covered Bridge in Smyrna, at the Crying Statue in the Marietta Square, and the rail- road tracks near the Covered Bridge. Legend has said that the waterheads with skinny little bodies and big teeth live around the Covered Bridge. Steve Rogers said, lf you put a Snickers Bar in the middle ofthe Covered Bridge at ten til twelve and you come back at twelve o'clock, the waterheads will come and take a bite out of it. Adding to the legend, Wade Cadle embellished the story, 'Alf you drive past the Covered Bridge, turn to the right, and go under the railroad tracks I where the waterheads also live, they'll jump on your car, start shaking it, and try to drag you away with them. Another tale is the one Claudia Phil- lips described about the statue of a crying lady in the Marietta Square. There was this man who killed a preg- nant girl. She was buried in the grave- yard and a statue was built of a girl holding a baby. If you walk around it four times saying, 'Mary, Mary, where's your baby?' then you will hear her crying. Some students believed the stories while others remained skeptical. AI Brown said, Yeah I believe! l'm going there Friday night! But on the other hand, Lori Beck did not believe in ghosts, but would not take any chances. Whether students believed the sto- ries or not, many still drove through the Covered Bridge at twelve o'cIock at' night and past the other haunts, just for fun. Local Spirits 17