Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

Page 22 text:

The Senior Q ass These DIAMONDS true — known as Seniors to you — Have long been tried and polished. And now they shine, in brilliance fine, With all defects abolished. The four long years we saw ahead of us back in 1943 have almost ended and, alas, they have seemed much too short ! Each year has bound us with stronger ties of friendship and now when we realize that graduation is so near, there is sadness mingled with our joy. We have labored, loved, laughed, and even cried together. We ' ve worked, we ' ve played ; we ' ve won, we ' ve lost ; we ' ve sung, we ' ve danced together. Left to right: Bobby Johnson President Collier Keathley Vice-President Bolan Glover Treasurer Stanley Williams Secretary 18

Page 21 text:

sses 17

Page 23 text:

We have won some honors, yes, but also made mistakes — yet, with the encouragement of teach- ers and parents and a strong desire to reach our goal, step by step, we have made the grade. So it is with a deep sense of gratitude and apprecia- tion that we approach the eve of our gradua- tion day. In regard to the comparison of Seniors to dia- monds, we hope that we have reached a status of out of the rough and that we are readv for the further polishing of college, or whatever may follow high school. 1. The mystery of the skit remains unsolved — except to Spanish students. 2. Student Council members enjoy raising funds in the new concession box. 3. Time out for a coke at the T. A. C. 4. As a climax to the week ' s campaign, Miss Fire Pre- vention leads the parade. 5. Following the pep rally and first home game, the Lucky 13 dance tops off a big night. 19