Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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0 Don Babb Arnold Mary Lou Wylie Phillip Space Don Babb Arnold Take lite as it comes. Dramatic Club, '33, Student Government, '34, '35, President M Club, '36, M Club, '35, '36, l-li-Y, '34, '35, '36, Sponsor l-li-C, '36, Olympian Staff, '36, Football, '33, '34, '35, '36, Basketball, '36, Track, '33, '34, '35, '36, Tennis, '35, '36. Mary Lou Wylie- Phary Make the most of today, and tomorrow will make the most of you. Class Treasurer, '33, Philomathic Club, '33, Pythagorean Club, '33, Science Club, '34, Demosthenian Club, '35, Miss lunior Class, '35, President Spanish Club, '36, Miss Senior Class, '36. Phillip Space- Phil , Entered, '36. Candidate for B, S. degree in Supernatural Arts, Founder of l Look Crazy Club, '36, Mascot of '36 Olympian Staff, Who's Who, '36. Twenty-b SENIORS 1 9 3 6 LYMPIAN

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b I l l l Edward Williams Helen Marie Terrell joe Mac Wilson Sue Wallace Margaret Todd Willis Edward Williams- Stogie Eat, drink, and be merry, tor tomorrow you may die. Science Club, '33, Class Secretary, '33, Baseball, '34, '35, '36, Football, '33, '34, '35, '36, Secretary Student Government, '36, M Club, '36, Track, '36, Alternate Cap- tain Baseball, '35, Secretary Senior Class, '36. Helen Marie Terrell Laughing she goes through that great adventure -Lite. Entered, '34, journalism Club, '34, Spanish Club, '36, Vice President, '36, Comites Virgili, '36. joe Mac Wilson What a man has, so much is he sure ot. Science Club, '34, lvl Club, '35, Manager Basketball, '35, i Sue Wallace- Suzie 19 Better by far you should forget and smile, than you should remember and be sad. Pythagorean Club, '33, Philomathic Club, '33, Home Economics Club, '33, Cultural Club, '34, Spanish Club, '36, Library Club, '34. Margaret Todd Willis- Toddie The world is what you make it. Philomathic Club, '33, Pythagorean Club, '33, Library Club, '34, Home Economics Club, '33, Cultural Club, '34, Spanish Club, '36. Twenty-Five 3 6 SENIORS

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CLASS PROPHECY In May, l946, I, a journalist, struggling my way gradually up in the field of news- paper, am sent by my editor from New York to Marietta, Georgia, to cover the story about the seedless watermelon discovered in a patch by a persevering Mariettan. I reach Marietta, my old home town, on May 20th. Naturally being interested in my old Alma Mater, M. H. S., from which I grad- uated in '36 and which gave me the fundamental principles of general knowledge, I visit the school as soon as I arrive. Strangely enough, May 20 happens to be Class Day for the graduating class of '46, The campus is familiar in all its festive decora- tions, and I recall the Class Day in '36, when trembling, I read to my classmates the prophecy of their future lives which I had foretold after much brain racking and at- tempted crystal gazing. I As the discoverer of the seedless watermelon has been overcome by his Southern appetite and has eaten that strange phenomenon, I have several hours to spare be- fore I board a train to return to New York. I decide to remain during the Class Day Exercises. The program begins, and a girl arises to give a sketch entitled: The For- tunes of Alumni of M. H. S. I become interested and listen intently, hoping to learn something of my former schoolmates whom I have not seen nor heard of in ten years. My hopes are not in vain, for the student has chosen to discuss the members of my class, the class of '36! Pulling out my trusty pencil, I take down the report as it is given. The Fortunes and Fates of Alumni of M. H. S. Most outstanding among the classes graduated from Marietta High School since its beginning is the class of '36, every member of which passed from school into a profitable and successful position in life. Pierce Allgood, Mr. M. H. S. of '36, and a hardworking student, chose a political career, and he is now the governor of Georgia, with Bill Hardy as his Yes Man . Governor Allgood, true to the creed of politicians, did not forget his friends who helped him secure the office. -Consequently, jimmy Hardin is Adjutant General on the Governor's staff. Helen Coleman is the secretary of His Honor, the Governor, and Sara Kay, who excelled in debating at M. H. S., having made the most of her tal- ents, is the competent lawyer and chief adviser of Governor Allgood. Geraldine Crissey also ranks high in the political world. She is a distinguished Twmttif-Seven jg 1 9 3 6 snmons