Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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BETTY THOMASON DICK UNDERWOOD BETTY TIIOMASON Entered '43g Classical Courseg Glec Club --4. DICK UNDERVVOOD np:-,,,.7,er! Entered '4Og Scientific Coursey Pep Club -1-25 First Aid Clulb-35 Cheerleader- 4g Preis. Phy Cihy Club-45 Business Man- ager The Olympian-4g Block M Club -4. ELIBERT WILSON BETTY JO WHITLOCK , -J - 4' .iff 4. 'E ff ELBERT WILSON JLmio1 ' Entered '40g Scientific Courseg Pep Club 41g Basketball-1-2g Baseball-23 First Aid Club-2-3g Treas. Radio Club-39 Varsity Football-43 Vice Pres. Phy Clay Club-4g Block M Club-4g Folk Dance Club--4. BETTY Jo WHITLOCK Llgeppofi Entered '40g Comiinericial Course: Pep Club -lg Home Ec. Club-2g Glee Clubf3-4g News Editor The Pitchfork-4g Class Treasurer-4. BILL WHITWORTH Bilious Entered '40g Scientific Courseg Vice Pres. of Class-13 Debating Club-Ig Pep Club -lg Student Government-3-43 Amateur Radio Clueb--35 Pitchfork Staff-43 Plhy Chy Cluib-4. BILL VVII ITWORTH f Z j

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JAMES SAWYER VlVIAN SCOGGINS LAWTON SKELTON J. T. SMITH JAMES SAWYER Entered '43g Commercial Course. VIVIAN SCOGGINS Entered '40g Classical Coursey Pep Club -lg Home Ec. Club-23 Glee Club-2-33 Photography Club-35 Junior Red Cross -4. J OH N LAWTON SKELTON Entered '40g Scientific Courseg Audubon Clubh2g Block HM Club-49 Football-ff4. J. T. SMITH Entered '42g Scientific Courseg First Aid Club-3. MARGREA SMITH MARGREA SMITH Entered '42g Commercial Courseg Program Chairman Typing and Shorthand Clubf3. RICHARD LEE STRICKLAND 'fSt1'1'ck Buck Entered '-105 Commercial Coursey Class iSec'y-glg Audubon Cluib-3g Vocational Club-4. HERBERT SWANSON Goof Entered '39g Scientific Courseg Photogra- phy Clubflg Pep Club-2g Hi-Y-3-45 Radio Club-35 Monitor-K3-4. RICHARD STRICKLAND HERBERT SWANSON l.

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are Row 1: Gloria Houston, Edna Spence, Florence Longmieur, Laura Duke, Betty Hann, Mildred Baggett, Louise Payne, Tattie Mae Williams, Margaret Fields, Rachel Campbell, Betty Campbell, Betty Jo Crumrine, Jean Lindsey, Sister Goodman, Charlotte Smith, Mary Marler, Stella Barber, Katherine Wilson, June Baker, Jean Woolbright, Ruby Langley. Row 2: Allen Cairnes, Joe Abbott, Jean Haney, Betty Jean Donc- hoo, Betty Jo Smith, Jeanne Gamble, Connie Sanger, Jakie Remember this class when they were freshmen? Although a little timid, gawky, and unpoised at first, by the end of that year they were well into the spirit of the school. Many of them went out for athletics. One of the girls, Gloria Houston, was ia basketball prodigy. Several of the others showed promise. Betty Jo Crumrine, Ralph Pierce, and Edna Spence, class presidents, led their class in a successful year. This same year the class furnished one of our football heroes-Charles Edwards. Scrappy, as he is familiarly called, was . also a baseball star, as was Bully', Fields. Furthermore, Joe Abbott did an outstanding job of managing the team. Betty Jo Crumrine was a valuable student government member, serving as treasurer of that organization. Jack Davis, Stella Bar- ber, and Allen Cairnes were also members of the Student Council. During the past year our juniors have made a remarkable record. Bobby Keith, Dan Worley, Wayne Donald, Lucia Seifrit, Jean Woolbright, Katherine Wilson, Betty Jo Crumrine, Jack Davis, Dick Murray, Ralph Fowler, Allen Cairnes, Fred Tyson, Kather- ine Young, and Jean Lindsey have all held important positions on the Pitchfork staff. Ralph Fowler has been chosen editor of this publication for next year. The juniors were represented in football by Billy Bullet,' Bishop, Bully Fields, HScrappy Edwards, and a new student, Joe Harwell Stovall, vicei-preiidentg Fred Iganibg, treZiurc1',C and Gloria H3,II1'by,S Q b1'Ofl'1Q1', Fred Q in b2LS- Houston, secretary, aug it off as resi ent en airnes tell' 5, , - 1 them his ideas for the Junior-Senior Banquet. B by Glolld Houston and two nevv gulsy 30