Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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l I I I cqofzgaa facafacf :Santo 'za NORMA JANE HOWELL After four short years at M. H. S. the members of our class will receive their diplomas and say good-bye to familiar faces and familiar places. To most of us it seemed that the fall of 1939 would never arrive. At last the great day came, and we were greeted royally. We fanned the seniors through the heat of late sumimerg we were given the pleasure of removing the rocks from the football fieldg and we were honored with many of the other special freshman privileges. We soon became a real part of the school. We developed crushes on upper-classmeng We supported the athletic teams rapidlyg we learned how to pass notes in class witnoug being caughtg we joined clubsg we took physical education for the first timeg and we were flattered when Coach called us Mr. or Miss . Each home room elected its officersg and when the Valentine Ball rolled around, we selected Betty Baskin as our class queen. Some of us were honored with bids to the Junior- Senior and Senior dances. Then came graduation, when We sighed heart-ibrokenly, School just can't go on Without the seniors. In spite of our doubts school did open the next September, and life Went on. We were insulted because the freshmen did not look up to us in a manner we considered proper. We began to master the art of snoozing in study hall. 'Some of us ibegan the mystic study of Latin. We struggled through sophomore algebra. Our class presidents were Jodie Hollis, Joe Hamby, and Buddy Sanger. We were repre- sented in the orchestra by Cammie McIntyre and Ray Reece. Betty Baskin was again chosen the class queen. i4 5