Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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202 — HOWELL BARRETT, ROBERT BROOKS, HAROLD BURGESS. LEON DURHAM, JAMES EATON, RICHARD FIELDS, HOMER FLOWERS, WILCO FRASIER. HERBERT GOLDSTEIN, HAROLD GREENWAY, J. T. HULSEY, RICHARD HUNTER, ROBERT KILE, SAM KNIGHT, ALFRED MCCOLLUM. MILTON MCELMORE, DOUGLAS MCRAE, DAVID MORRIS. J1MMIE MURPHY, HUGH ORR, WALTER PHAGAN, ERNEST PYLANT, JOHNNIE QUARLES. LAWTON SKELTON, TOMMIE SPEARS, RICHARD STRICKLAND. DICK UNDERWOOD, MALCOLM WHITLOCK, CHARLES SEGER, JOHNSON PAYNE. 205 — JAMES BARMORE, MARVIN DOBBINS. BILLY DODD. JONES FOSTER, CLEON FOWLER, GARLAND HARRIS, NORMAN HIBBLE, JOE HICKS. JODIE HOLLIS. CAMMIE MCINTYRE. THOMAS MILLWOOD, RAY REECE, THOMAS RIC.GINS, JOE SMITH. WADE WOODWARD. LAURA J. ALEXANDER. RUBY BURTON. EDNA BARRETT. MARY JANE CAMP, CLARA MAE CHAI.KER. PRANCES CHALKER, MARGARET CHALKER, LETHA HAMRICK. BARBARA HARBIN. MARY L. HUNTON. NEVA LINDSEY, HAZEL MCCLURE, MARTHA MC1.ARTY. NANCY PHILLIPS. JACQUELINE SMITH. 201 — JIMMIE ALORIIU ' .E. HOWARD ATHEKTON. JOE BARRETT. FRED BBNTLEY, CHARLES BROWN, TOM CORLEY, DEWEY GABLE, BOBBY HIPPS, WALTER JERVEY, BILLY LANGFORD, JOHN MCKENZIE, MICKEY MCNEEL, STANTON READ. CHARLES SANGER, WALTER SULLIVAN, BILLY WHITWORTH KENNETH WILEY, ELBERT WILSON. BETTY BASKIN. CATHERINE ANN BLAIR. MAUDE BROOKSHIRE. MARTHA ANN GRIGGS. MARILYN GUNTER, MILDRED HAGOOD, FRANCES HARRIS. NORMA JANE HOWELL. EDNA EARL JAY ' . ANNELLB KEMP, ROSALYN MADDOX, MARY HELEN MARTIN. MARY CATHERINE MEECH, NELLIE GRACE MILLER, VIVIAN SCOGGINS, ROSE MARY SETTERSTON, BETTY JOE WHITLOCK.

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the J-%zihmsn bewildered Here come the Freshmen, and how they change throughout their first year of high school ! At first they wander about the halls in bewilderment. They stick their heads in all the wrong classrooms at the wrong times, and huddle continually among them- selves. Then they soon begin to realize they too are a part of the school itself and their genuine enthusiasm fore one knows it, those supposedly timid freshmen are in the thick of everything. Congratulations to you Freshmen for your much needed pep and en- thusiasm. You set an example for all to follow. Your school spirit has been an inspiration. Your coopera- tion has been appreciated by facul- ty and student body alike. It ' s a is a marvelous thing to behold. Lost is their awe of the glorified upper- classmen and they make little niches of their own in the activities of M. H. S. New friendships form rap- idly, new interests develop and be- 9 +4r m fine thing to see the way you stick together as you did the night of the Valentine Ball in supporting your own class queen. Keep up the good work and there will be a bigger and better M. H. S.

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FIRST TWO YEARS ARE THE HARDEST Down that line, freshmen! . . . What ho! A rebel in the ranks . . . Waiting on the freshmen . . . No fair, three on one! . . . Snow beauties . . . and the beast . . . Fan harder, freshmen girls, it ' s awful hot ... A chilly spill on Seminole hill . . . Ain ' t love grand? . . . And remember next time, the name is Sir !