Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1950 volume:

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Nh: Vlwcll llopc, Prcsidunt of the Board of l'nCll1L'ilfiO1l, Talks to group of parents. 12 -----ofa brand new PRINCIPHZ Uffree iissisrziiits. lieth Xiiii Dyson, Xliss Liiii llolmiiisoii, :md Yiiigiii I iiikroicl Urs. Vrecl Sxiziiii, Priiiripgil Xlrs. Swziiii, who liars eoiiiplerecl Iier first year zis priiieipzil ut Niziriertzi lligli Seliooi. iizis eiiclezired herself to rlie whole sriicleiir body. fo the fzieiilry. ind to the entire toxxii. Siie lizis rliose elizii'ziCrei'1srii's irlii,-Ii Llpperii to teeiif ziqersz frieiidliiiess, iiiiclewtziiicliiig. dig- iiirv, rind cleineiiclzibilitxp XX'orLiiisg giloiisq side lier :ire Miss Rohiiisoii rind lier zissishiiits. 'l'liis group prepares the iiioriiiiig report ind keeps Hie offiee riiiiiiiiig iii ai : siiiootli. i7lISiIlCN5'iiixL'IIILIIIHCI'ii1l'0llf.:iI' our Hie 43:13. 4 mf , Harrison 1'XIlClCl'SOll Mrs. Swain uses l1er iuter - eo111111u11ieatio11 system for tl1e first time. Mrs. Iaelc XX elnln teaelies stucleut to bake El Cake. :LCP gb- 5 f1Wf1,i1Wff David Il, Brady Mrs. I0l1Il F. BllSCll IIARRISON .ANDERSON KA. B., U11i1'ersit1' of Ceorgiaj Aiuerieaii. llistory, VVorld History, Basketball and Baseball eoael1. MILDRED BLACK KA. B., Georgia State College for xv0l1lClll English, P. S. a11cl Dramatic Club advisor. MRS. DAVID H. BRADY QB. S., Georgia State College for XYo111e11,3 llo111e l'lC0llO1lllL'S. MRS. JOHN BUSCH CA. B., Coker College, M. A., Duke U1llX'C1'SllX',l E11glisl1, advisor for Pitelifork. MRS. BERNARD L. COSEY KA, B., BI. A., Nlereer U11iversityj Se11ior English. Iuuior Civitau advisor. MRS. STANLEY DoBE1NS QA. B., cJglCllll'0lJC,l General Seieuee, l l'CSll1H2l11 Tri-lli-Y aclvisor. IMRS. GEORGE IFERGKS CB, S., Peabody Collegej ' 'l'ypi11g, Bookkee11i11g, aclvisor for uLllClQ' IT . TRUMAN L. GRAY KB. S., B. l'I., Rl. li., U11i1'ersit5' of Ci11ei11A uatib Civies, Xxilllll Street Hi-Y advrsor, Iuuior Varsity eoaeh. 'JKT Mrs. Beruartl L. Cosev Mrs. Stauley Dolxhius Mrs. Ceorge Fergus illflllllilll L. Cray 14 15460177 Ccorgc Griffin Xlrs. l3OTHlCll Iligsgim XYl1itucx' llubucr Mrs. SilllIlIOllS, Bucldy Brmxn. luck Puynp XLITYCI Lassiter. Dam LZIIIQIIHI1, Vrullk BCHB :md Both Ilzlvcs arc C'UlId1lL'fiUS.f am cxpcrilncnt, G1-IOKGE GRIN-'IN 113. X.. l'1111r11'y lI1liX'L'I'Silf'? V Xyllfllfifllhll Cluiclancc, lxcy Club LlC1XlSUl'. BIRS. DORTHEN IXIGGINS 415. S. Xfisxisnippi SKHIHICTIIT C3L'llL'I'lll SCiQllL'L' and liiologgx' MR. VVHITNI-IY HUISNER and Dirccfrnr AIRS. BIARTIIA IVI-IY LX. H.. NI. X., lu Clmugt. Xlcrccr. llnivcrf sian' of South QIQIIOHIILIJ I.41ti11. l'NI'Cl1C'll Amd lfuglisll. CARL W. KIGMPF ili. S., KCllfllQ'kj Shlfc 'l.C2lQ'lIL'l'5 Collugvl Imlustriall ,Xrfm Varsity lkmotlmll Cozlnll. MIQS. ARCH NICLAKTY LX. B., Georgian State College for XXVOIIICIH c:QUlIlCfl'Y. Nlgulnru, Xclxixor for Senior 'l'ri- IHY. BETTY MA'1'IIEWS LB. S.. Ccr11'Lgi11 Stun College for XXUIIICII Phxsiull l'ZllllC'LlfiOll, .Mlxisor for D. IQ. C. N EN, N, lieth' Xlaltllcxxs Xlrs. XI:11'fl1.l Ivcx 15 XII' Curl Kijlllllf s, .Xrcll NIL Lgu' Mr. Kcuipf, shop instructor. puts fiual touches on pieces of woodwork. MRS. E. A. NESMIT1i YA. B., Mercer Uuivcrsityl Ceueral Science E. A. NESMITII QB. S., Ccorgia 'lbaelrcrs Collcsgej Biologv, .Xclvisor for Seuior llikY CLARA NOLEN LX. B., .Xthcus College, Nl. A., l'illl0ff' Uliivcrsityj Iuuior liuqlish, Beta Club aucl Iuuior Music Club advisor. JAMES PRESSLEY QB. A., Oglethorpe Uuivcrsityj Plivsical liclueatiou. Football aucl 'l'raclQ Coach, and HM Club advisor. LUCY ROBINSON t'B. S., M. A., Peabody Collcgcj 'lvpiug ll. Law. Business AYll'lll1lCllC, Office Practice and Sophomore 'l'rilli-Y aclvisor. BESSIE SANFORD KQX. B., Randolph Maeou Collcgcl Algebra. Xliiuu Street 'l'ri-lli-Y a:lx'isru'. RALPH SENSEL QB. S., liasteru Ky. Starch Mcehauieal Drawing, Metal Shop. 3. HICWZ 77 x K Lucy Robiusou Bessie Sanford Ralph Seusel Nlrs. lil. A. Nesiuith Iarucs Prcssley lE. A. Nesmith Clara Nolcu 16 If? X Mrs. l. A. Slllllllllllf, Mary l'lllC1l Smith lilcanor Smith lfrauccs 'l'lIor1It01I MRS. J. A. SIMMONS LX. ll., .Xgncs Scott Collegcl CllCllllSfTf', PlIysIcs. and Art Club Aclvisor. DIARY ELLEN SMITH LB. S., Nl. A., UIIix'crsity of Ccorgial 'l'vp- ing, Slltlffllilllfl, ancl l . B. L. .X. Xclvisor. ELEANOR SMITH l.X. B.. Georgia Statc College for XX mIIcII. B. S., UIIix'cIsIt3' of North Camlinal LllJl'2lI'l2lIl. FRANCES THORNTON LX. ll.. ljlllit lJIllYL'l'Sll'f'l l'11IglislI. ELIZABETH VANN LX. Il., Uuivcrsity of .Xlalnauxal XlllfllC- Ill2ll'lL'S llllil .Xclvisor for OLYMPIXN. MRS. JACK C. WEBB HS. S., llIIIvcrsitI' of Gcorgial llomc IJlcoIIoI1IIcs. NIRS. JOIIN VICKREY LX. ll.. Murray Statc Collcgcl xlilllliff matics. I . 'lf A. .Xclx'isor. BEULAII WILLS lll. S., Georgia State College for NYIIIIIQIU XYorlcl llistorv. XYOC2lllOIl2ll Qllllillllllf. and Stuclcnt Council .Xclvisc1I'. Nliss Slllllll Q ll Q c L 5 book out for Paul llogan. Mrs. XIuLart3 uxplaius gI'oInctrv prolnlmms to loan Lxnclscy. l l'QlifabctlI Yann X Mrs. lack Wfclnl: Nlrs. lolm Vickrgyr Bculaln XYills X 17 4 NXT x f I x l A ' 1 l., . .I .,, I Mxstitffii tt Tfmwks For The Ma hfflldllff The sehool is indebted to tl1e 11111i11te111111ee staff 11t M. Il. S. for the fine Work which they do Cl1Cl1 day. 'l'l1ose who keep the 1'oo111s spot- less 1111d Clljklll are Leli11 N'leAfee and Loi-s H11111ph15'. The llLlIlClX 1111111 who lceeps tl1e g1'Oll11QlS L1lXX'LlXS looking 11e11t is XVillie 'l'll1'llC1'. M11 Upsliuw, head of tl1e 111z1i11te111111ee erew, is 11lx1'11ys ready to fix tl1e r11di11to1's Zlllil lights, and do odd jobs 111'o1111d tl1e sehool. The sel1ool l1111eh1oo111s are eXeeptio1111lly good and have CLl1'11CCl 1111 A rating this year for ClC2l11li11C1SS and Well pl111111ed 111e11ls. The VVi1111 Street l1111ehes are under the s11pe1'x'isio11 of Mrs. 1Sx'ely11 Howell and working with her are tl1e eoolcs, Lilly Xlae Foster, Cl2l1'Ll Foster and Le .xllll ljLlI'l12llT1. The old lltlillllillg lll11Cl1fOO1T1 is lll1ClC1' tl1e 111111111ge, 111e11t of Mrs. H2l1'Cl2lgC, assisted hy YVillie Lee MeGi1'i11s, Xlae l'illl'I', and Mary Luster. Mr. Upslmw, head 11111i11te111111ee 1111111, fixes 21 r11cl111'for e11p. 16 N111 111 ster Cl1r1 Dos er 11 d Le 1111 Mrs. HilfCl2lSLC 1111d Cleo Xlorris get ready to serve at Durham prepm, rolls for hmeh l1111eh. and Every Day ing. Bottoiiiz Xlziri' Ruth Link, Nziiiq Yoiiiif mi Piirciits Night. I 'lbpz Nlr. Kcinpf cxphiiiis mzithiucs to Ll group Of ixiiciits 011 Piirciits Night git Xl. H, S. liottmiiz Xlis, Ifcrgiis ohscrxcs typists Put Iliiiuy :md Iilwhii Cash. L yii Clilirchiil pzisscx out XY uckh' Ncxu Rcxicw to lciiy Turner. CiiLlI'L'llL'CiJNYCIlNll5C.'SCi1'iiiill5il0D. My ,, . Trap: ,X vicxx' Of Viiiiu Struct Junior High hiiild r fn ziiicl lf, NY. .Xhcrnzithv pcrforiii iii zi l'il'CllL'il phii ...nn Class Officers-Rieliarcl Antlersoir, V' H, Aff, 2075 f 5 1 j '1 1 ELSE Catliryne Mitchell, Co1111ie XYestbrook, lfrank Bettis, Bettx' Hayes, Mr. 5151111112111 l letel1er and Carolyn lXlitel1ell select se11ior stationery. .Yeniors Seeretarv: Sain llensler, l'res:f clent, Sparks' Watts, X'iee,l'resif clent: ancl Ceorge Bishop, 'I'reas- urer review Southern Coaches Magazine. ANDERSON, RICIIARD ALLEN-Entered 1944: Seientifie Course: lli-Y 1, 5, 6, M Club 5, 4, 5, 6, V. Pres. 5, Pres. 6, Key Club 5, 6: P. S. Sponsor 4: D. li, C. Sponsor 5, 6: 'l'rcasurer Senior Class 5: Secretary Senior Class 6: Most Atlrletie Boy 6: Football 5: 4, 5, 6, Co-Captain 6, Honorable Mention N. C. 1. C. 5, 'l'raek 5, 4. 5, 6: All 7tl1 District 4, 5: All State 4, 5. AUTREY, HELEN RU'l'H-linterecl 1948 from lXf'larsl1all High School, 'l'ennessee, Connnereial Course: N Club 4: 'l'1'i-Hi-Y 5, 4: lr. Civitan 4, Ir. lXlnsiC 1'ilI1'CfCC1 1048 from Kennesaw: Coinrnereial Course: '1'ri-Ili-Y 5. 4: l . 15. lr. A. 5. 4. BARFIELD, RICHARD HALL - l'Interecl 1945: Connnefeial Course. BEASLEY, VVIL- LlAlVI FREDfE11te1'etl 1945, S:ientifie Course: l1i,Y 1, 5, 4. 5: V. PTUS. 1: bl Club 4 5' Xf Pres lunror Class 4' l'ootb'1ll 7 5 41 5. 1'f.wt' 2, 4. A1in'1 i'1s, Gnolitsli FRANKLIN - l'l11terecl 1945: S:ie11tifiC Course: Ili Y 1: Senior Eclitor Olyinpian Staff 5: Bancl 1, 2, Librarian of l5a11cl 2: Basketball 5. BIDWELL, LILLIAS ESTELLE-HE11te11 ecl in 1946: Classical Course: rl'ri'Ili-Y 1, 2. 5, 4, 1,1'OgI'2Illl Clrairrnan 2: Ir. Miisie Club 5, 4: Drainatie Club 2, 5, 4, 'l5reasurer 4: Clee Club l, 2, 5, 4, ljresiclent 4: lr. Civitan Club 4, XVl1o's NVl1o, Basketball 4: Basketball 5, 4, Alternate Co-Captain 4, All Soutliern Dix'isionA5tl1 District 5. BAILEY, IEAN- 5, 4: l . 15. L. A. 4: Viee Presicleiit 4: Quill ancl Scroll 4: Olynrpian 4, Art Eclitor 4: Art Club 5, 4: library Statf 5: XVl1o's Vvllfln 4. Rieliarcl Anclerson Rieliatcl Barfieltl l rccl Beasley Frank Bettis Helen Autres' lean Bailey' 20 Lillias Riclwell www ., saws ui' 1 by . all 1 .-Q...,.wXX 5 s 1 Li - . lijgfil Y, l f 3 , .:,: ,. . I -I 2 l ' in ,. , ,E , W, i z X 'WW'--Q-Nam... 'K W. , ww' Caruci' aucl Doris Bin-lilcr rcigu as Xlr. llllil Xliss rc i cutiou, Ricliarcl ,Xuclcrsou sliows pmpcr wav to usc a szuuliug iuacluuc. BlDVVE1.,l,, MARY LUCII.Ll'l-Iiutcrccl iu IU-l6g Classical Coursc, 'I'1'i-lli-Y I, 2, 3, 4: lr. Music Club 3, -lg Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Vicc Prcs. 3, -I' Clcc Club 2, 3. 4: Sci: and 'l'i'cas. 3, 4: lr. Civitau 3, 4: Pics. 43 I . B. I.. A. 4, llrograiu Cliairiuau 43 Olympian, Associatc I'lclito1' 4, I.ibi'ary Staff 3, Dclcgatc to lr. Civi- tau Couvcutiuu 4. BIRCIILER, DORIS RU'l'II-l'lulcrccl iu I9-lfi l:l'Olll Syracusc N. Y., Classical Coursc: Stuclcut Council 23 'Iii- lli-Y l, 2, 3, 4: D. I3. C. Club 2, 3, 4: llub- licity Cliairuiau 43 lr. Civitau 4, lr. Music Club 4, bl Club 3, 4, P. Club 4, Olympian Staff, Club lflclitor 43 Baskcfball blauagci' 3, 41 Miss l'lirc Pl'CYClllIOlI 4: Nlost Bcautiful Cirl 4. BISHOP, GEORGE ALBPIR'I'-l'Iufci'ccl l943g Sjicutific Coursc: Ili-Y l, Z, 3, 4. 3: UM Club 3, 4, 3, Kcy Club 3, 4, 3 Olympian 4 3 lj S Spousm 3 l'uotbIll I 7 3 4 3 . -.q . . ,,..... . , K ,..,,,, Track 3, 3, lXl2lll1lgC1'rl3l'2lCli l, 21 Baskctball 2, 3, Bascball 3, 3, XVliols XVl1o 4, 3, Prcs. Sopli. Class 2: Prcs. Ili-Y 41 Scc. Kcy Club 43 Vicc llrcs. Kcy Club 3: Vicc Pics. M Club 3, 'l'rcas. Scuior Class 33 Sports lllclitor Olyiupiau 4, 3: Dclcgatc to Youth Assciubly 3, 43 V. Pics. lli-Y Prograui Plauuiug Coufcrcucc 3. BISIIOP, VVAYNE IVIAURICE-Ifliitcrccl iu N441 Couuucrcial Courscl XI Club 4, 3, 63 Sponsor D. IC. C. Club gl Baslictball 4, 3, 6, 'l'i'ack -l, 3, fm, Bascball 63 Mr. luuior Class 4: NX'li0's IVlio 3, 6. BROVVN, BOBBY IOI3-- llutcrccl l943, Couuucrcial Coursc: Pitcliforlq Ad. Mgr. BROVVN, CHARLES BUDDY- lhitcrccl iu IQ43: Scicutific Coursc: Baskct- ball 4, 3. BOYVLES, RALPH-l'lutc1'ccl iu l943, Scicutific Courscg l ootball 2, 3, 33 Ili-Y I, Z.: Bcta Club 4. Xlary I.. Biclucll Doris Birc-lilcr Clcorggc Ilisliup XYa3uc Bislmp Ralph l3mx'lcs 21 Bobby lll'IlWIl Buclclx l3i'ou'u BURSON, IAIWES--Entered 1949 from Nia- gra Falls, New York, Scientific Course. BUY- E'l l'E, NANCY-Entered 1949 from Detroit. lN'liehigan, Commercial Course. CLACKUNI, FANNIE LOUISE-Entcrecl 1948 from Elizabeth, Commercial Course. COOPER, WILLIAM-Entered 1949 from Russell High, Atlanta, Georgia, Scientific Course, Baud 3, 4. DEAN, OVANELL-Entered 1948 from Elizabeth, Commercial Course, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasure 4. DICKERSON, BETTY ANN- Enterccl l946g Commercial Course. DUR- Mr. Gaines Pressl K HAM, HARRIET DAVIS-Entered 1947 from Charlotte, North Carolina, Classical Course, Tri-Hi Y 3, -lg Secretary 45 Ir. Civitan 3, -lg Music Club 3, -lg Quill and Scroll 4, Glce Club 3, -lg Vice Pres. 4, D. E. C. Club 4, Dramatic Club 3, 43 Olympian Feature Editor 41 Delegate to Youth Assembly 3, 41 High School Register 4, Fricncllicst Girl 4. EDGE, CHARLES BIEUDELL-lflntcrccl 1948 from Ceclartown, Georgia, Scientific Course, Foot- ball 3, 4g All Region 4, YVho's VVho 4, 1Xf'1 Club 3, 4. to Io -Xnne McClure 'Jvanell lames Burson Nancy Boyette . ey r - f ', t r Dean, Frankie Green, Frances Hughes, the art of hair styling. Fannie Clackuin YVilliam Cooper Ovancll Dean Betty Dickerson Harriet Durham Charles Eclge 22 1 Iinnny Garner Frankie Green I GARNER, IIlNl1NlY-lintcrecl 1945, Scienti- fic Courscg Track -lg Track Manager 5, Basket- ball -lg Sponsor Lucky 13 5, Hi-Y 1, Z, 3, 5, 5, Vice President 5, Dramatic Club -t, Officer in 5th Georgia Youth Assembly, Olympian Staff Assistant Sports Editor 5, Mr. Fire Pre- vention 5, Mr. Senior Class 5. GREEN, FRANKIE ANN-lflntcrecl 1943, Commercial Courseg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. HARRIS, GEORGE E.-Entered 1948 from LaGrange, Baseball -t, President lunior Class -tg lr. Ciyitan 3, -lg Key Club 4. HAYES, BETTY IEAN-Entered 1943 from Calhoung Scientific Course, Drama- tic Club 3, -lg Tri-Hi-Y -lg Ir. Ciyitan -lg Ir, Music Club -lg Quill and Scroll -tg Olympian Club Editor -tx Band 3: High School Register 4: Miss Scuior Class -l. HEARD, FRANK- Enterecl 1944, Scientific Course, Football 2, 3, 5, 63 Track 5, Sponsor Lucky 13 5, UNT, Seniors Club 5, 6, lli-Y 5, 6, All Region Football 6. HENSLEY, SAM-Entered 19-t5 from Smyr- na, Scientific Course, Football Z, 3, -t, 5, Bas- ketball -l, 5, Baseball 3, -l, 53 Track 3, -l, 5, M Club Z, 3, -t, 5, Treasurer -tl Secretary 5, Key Club 3, -l, 5: Stnclent Council -l, 5, Spon- sor Lueky 133' l, 3, 5, V. Pres. Innior Class 3, President Senior Class 4, 5, Co-Captain of Baseball Team 5, Co-Captain Football 'l eam 5, Co-Capt. of Basketball Team 5, All Region Football Team 5, All State Football 5, All Greater Atlanta Football Team 5, Co- Captain of All Greater Football Team 5, llonorable hflention All American Football Team S, lXlr. M. ll. 5. HUGHES, FRAN- CES-Entercd in 19-H5 from Kennesaw, Com- mercial Course, F. B. L. A. 3, -l. KING, HENRY DOYLE-Fntcrecl 1945, Commer- cial Course, Ili-Y 1, Basketball 5, Baseball 5. George lhmls Shirley Vlilker, George llarris, Lillias Biclxyell, Mary I.ou Bidwell, Dorliss Ryle, and Nlary Ruth link select Senior Rings from Mr. Fletcher. Betty Hayes Frank Ilearcl Sam Hensley Frances Hughes Doyle King 23 Buddy Brown, luck Payne, and Betty llziyes study centrifugal forces in physics lub. 'Ken KUYKENDALL, BETTY IEAN - Entered 1948 from Kennesaw, Connncrciul Course, lf. B. L. A. 3, 4. LASSITER, NARVEL LEONARD, IR.-lintcrcd 1945, Scientific Course, lli-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. LAUGHLIN, DA- NIEL IANIES-Entered in 1947: Siicntific Course, Dramatic Club 4. LINK, MARY RUTH-lflntcred 1947 from Alexandria, Virginia, Classical Course, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Ir. Civitun 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, lf. T. A. 3, Treasurer 3, Editor-in-Chief of ,O 0f.5' Olyinpian 4, Band Z, Student Council 4, High School Register 4. MCCLURE, IO ANNE- Entercd 1948, Connnercizil Course: Tri-Ili-Y 3, 4, President 4, Student Council 4, XVho's YV ho 4. MEEKS, IAMES STEPHENS- Entered 1947 from Toccoa, Georgia, Coni- niercial Course. NIITCHELL, CAROLYNE ELIZABETH-Entered 1948 from Austell, Scientific Course, XVho's XVho 4, Drum Majorctte 4, Tri-Ili-Y 3, 4, Ir. Civitun 4: Clee Club. Betty Kuykeiidnll Nzlrvel Lassiter Dun Laughlin Mary Ruth Link Io Anne McClure 24 Irnnes Meeks Carolvne Mitchell K .Maw 1111 YUNX ll 1511 11 15111 5111173 1111 R011L1t 81111111 sLL011cl fl 11 1 Q 11111 15011111 1111111 H2111 ll 41 - . L IS . ., 1011111 f00 1,1 . NIIICHLLI CYIIIRXNIT D EI IL 'X 11 11111c1cd 1919 .-111.1011 11ig113 Sxicntifi' Coursci PY 3 1 '. 13C1Cc C1113 Q XY110's NV110 13 19111111 N'1101cttc 1. 1NIOR- f AN, BARRY YN .-11111c1cc1 19133 Sficntific C0111'xC: SCic11Cc C1115 2: Pi1211f01'k 33 1111111 piz111 1. NORSYVORTIIY, FRANKW-E11tc1'cQ1 19193 Scientific C0111'sc3 P. Sponsor 13 F0111- 132111 13 Bziscbull 1. PAYNFI, IACK PHILLIP -1111101061 19161 11ikY 1, 2: B1111c1 13 0111301 01 Baud 13 111I'klC1i 1. PETTYIOIIN, NINA HELEN-1'111tcrcc1 1916 f10111 1X1CE11C11CI'11L I 111111c1f-1311 C0111SL3 I . . . .- . 3 1 1'c'1s11' '. . . 1. 1' 130131 Club 1- Quil 'md SC , 1: Pitclifork 1. RICKMAN WALTFR EU- CFNI'-F11tcrcd 1918 f1'0111 1'1if311Jct11- C0111- '1 1' Clll1TSC' 111-Y , 3 'l c'1J AC' rf 111 ' 5 Chas 31 'l'11'0 1'cz11' sc1101111's111p 110111 1C1ix1111c111: Bziskctlmll 1. RICKMAN, AGNES LOU- VINA-Eiitcrcd 1918 1113111 1'11izz1bct11: C0111- 1110101111 CiJ1lfSC1 Sr. Tri-111-Y 3, 13 Quill and SCTO11 13 0111111111111 Business Staff 13 F. B. L ..-X. 1: T110 year SQ1101111'S111P 110111 F1ixz111ct11. C1111lIX'l1C X11tc11c11 luck Pz11'11c 11c1c11 1'u1t1'i01111 1i111gC11C Ric,-k111'111 1,0111'i1111 1116111112111 Barry N 10rg1111 191111114 N0rs11'0rt111' 25 ik- lirncst Robertson Dorliss Ryle 1110111 Sawyer Richard Scott David Sniith 5, 1 ROBERTSON, ERNESTE Entered 1943: Scientific Course, lli,Y 1, 4, 3, Secretary 1: Key Club 3, 4, 3, P. S. Sponsor, President lr. Class gl lfootball 2, 3, 4, gl Track 3: 11onor- able Mention N. C. 1. C. 41 Crcatcr Atlanta 43 All Crcatcr Atlanta 33 YVho's XVho 4: Most llandsonic Boy 3. RYLE, DORLISS C1 lRlS'l'IN1'l-lflntcrcd 1946 from Drew. Mississippi, Conmlcrcial Courscg '1'1'i-lli-Y 3, 4, lr. Civitan 3, 4, Reporter 33 Beta Club 3, 4, Dramatic 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, D. C. 4: Quill and Slroll 4, Student Council 3, 4, 17resi, dent 43 Olympian Business Manager 4, Office Staff 3: Miss lxl. ll. S. 41 Cirl Statc Rcprcscnta4 tive 3, lligh School Register 4. SAVVYER, 'l'OlVlhl'lutcrccl 1949 from Acworthg Scientific Course, 'l'racli 4. SCOTT, RICHARD-lily tcrcd 1943, Scientific Course: Football 1, 3, gl UN Club 2, 3, 4, 5: P. S. Club Sponsor 3, SlN1I'l'H, DAVID A.-Entered 1943: Scientific Coursc, lfootball 3. TERRELL, 1XIARLHNE-l'I1itc1'ecl 1946 from Bass Ir. lligh, Atlanta, Couuncrcial Course, lil. 13. 1.. A. gl Sr. 'l'ri-lli-Y gl Quill and Siroll 4, Olvnipian Business Staff 4. TURNER, BOBBY LEE- lintcrcd l947 from Chainblec llighg Connncr- cial Course. Xlr. Scnscl explains to Charles Edge thc tcchniquc of drawing XYa5'nc Bishop displays his skill houscplans. with drawing instruments. Marlene 1lerrcll Bob Turner 51 'isa-'- 'Nhiv' , Sliirlcx' YVallccr Bctty YVarrcn NX'altcr XVatts Connic YVcstbrook llugli XVilson ill Young. Nancy Young Crm! YVALKER, SHIRLEY NIAE-Fntcrcd 1946 from Atlanta, Classical Courscg 'l'ri-lli-Y 4: Program Clrairinan 4, lr. Civitan 3, 4, D. li. C. 3, 41 'l'rcasurcr 4, Glcc Club Library Staff 21 Ulyinpian Assistant Sr. lflclitor 4, Miss Soplroinorc Class Z4 President Soplioiuorc Class 2. YVARREN, BETTY SUE-ljntcrccl l94S from lfllizabctbg Coin- incrcial Courscg 'l'ri-lli-Y 3, 4, M Club 4. Baskctball 3, 4, Most Atlilctic Girl 4: Co- Captain Baslictball tcain 4. VVA'l l'S, VVAL- TER-Fntcrcd from Lanicr High, Macon- Scicntific Course: Football 2, 3, 4, gl Track gl Fricncllicst Boy gQ Vicc Prcsidcnt Scuior Class 3, Co-Captain Football 'l'cani 4: All N. l. C. Football 4, All Rcgiou Football 4, Co-Captain Rcgional Football Tcain 33 All Grcatcr Atlanta Football 3, llonorablc Xlcn- ton All Statc Football 3, Kcy Club 3, 4, 3, Prcsiclcut of Key Club 4, Prcsidcut of Stuclcnt Council 4: Ili-Y 3. 4, 5: Pitchfork 4: N Club 3, 4, 3, Sponsor of D. E. C. 3. VVESTBROOK, CONNIE-Iintcrccl 1949 from Russell lligli, Atlanta, Counucrcial Courscg Quill and Scroll 43 Olyinpian Staff 4. VVILSON, IIUGII KELLY-Fntcrccl from NVarrcnton lliglr Scliool l94?3: Scicntitic Courscg Quill and Scroll 4, Pitchforlis Cir- culation Managcr 4: Most lntcllcctual Boy 4. YOUNG, NANCY IEAN-Entered 1947: Classical Coursc: Glcc Club 2, Tri-Ili-Y 3, 4, Bcta Club 4, Most Iutcllcctual Girl 4. YOUNG, XVILLIAM DAVID - lintcrcd l943: Scientific Courscg Football 3, 43 Baskct- ball 3, 4: All Rcgion 4: All State 43 All Grcatcr Atlanta 41 XVl1o's XVlio 43 Ili-Y 41 M Club 3, 4. Daxicl Suntli cuts woocl for his Sparky Watts ancl Frncst Robertson work togctlicr to asseinblc clicst of clrawcrs. a ccclar cliest. Juniors ljllll''lyI1CUCVl0C'iOl1, vicc-prcsidclltg Buddy lrmcs, president: amd XIIIXIHC Ford, sccrch11'vh'c41s11rc1', map IDILIIIS for jllllifll'-SCIHIJI' Bzmqucf. A A. P1'isc'iH:1 ,Xruold 5 - lg: f W . J2fg3?2'TZy V x K' jmcc .Xvcucia ' lm A? , hp 551, . NIM M nk- fi WWW 1, q 1 .115 .1 cr t 12.5. 5 .E W-W 5 , Xlvilflllll Bnrfiuld ,V W WW , u... V. Ccmldiuc Bilrlllrmrc Q 2 as . ffm Q ' 4, L-- ' ,.... 5- ' A Robert BiL'L'lllll E ' Mzllnlc Bhmdwmlh ,gg 'fm was Nznlcy limvlcs - - y 'f ,R , I:. 1 W luck Iirzmdou X A x liddlc l31'0wn RICIIRITCI Bmwll 5 ,3 Q. 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' c, .Wh .V ,..,..r. 'i' ' Pat llnff nf VV. M. llnglics f Bruce llnntingfon . 7 Beth' lzickson in --'--' 1- -P i -if ' llll1lllyI1lQI'2llH gy 9' lforrcst lzicolms Q ,. - ,'i 'I - f ','-'-1 lllimlictli Iznncs ,, D: ....,,,. :tx Q3 Alll , 1 EE-:iii V V' i 3 O N 4 .. gi Q V V lurpll Icnlxin., 1 4 n if L.: w ,, If v ,E .,.... 5' av 'vw Dick lcrvcy Bonnic lollnson Bnclcly Innes Dianne Ioncs Palsy Ioncs llzirlmru lnstns ,M L, an ik Swv 3 iv.. W YZ? if Ilclcn Ilornc L'0llKlllL'lh NN riilcl llistory' clms as RUSS Wills looks on. 5 i x P 33 liniiny Kcrlcy Lcrzi King Marilyn Anderson seems to be pleased with the work she is doing on the sewing inaehine. QROW lj'-Zoe Ann Laklotte, lerry Lassiter, Ronnie Lcffer, Margie Lindsev Pat Little, Charles Lord, Barbara Lowery, Betty Ludwiek. CRC-W ZJ-Barbara Mann, Emma Marr, Geraldine lVIarshall, Reba Marshall, Billy Martin, Freddie Mathis, 'l'onv Mayes, Billy Mer-Xdarns. QROW 35-Barbara McAfee, Don MeBrayer, Iolinnv McCollum, Ianies MeColf lurn, Patty McDaniel, Floyd MeGaha, Virgil lX'IeCriff, Nanev McMillan. QROW 45-Carolvn McNair, Dorothy MeNeel, NN'arren Medlin, Opal Mullins, Don lXllII'1'2lV, Maelcy Nolen,R0lJert Northentt, Indy Owenby. KROW SJ--lfraneis Palnie, Mielcex' Parker, Bill Pavlovslcy, Martha Phillips, Barbara Powell, lid Rambo, Geraldine Rainsey, Lamar Reece. CROW 65-Eugene Rhodes, Patty Richardson, Mary Rodgers, Paul Saine, Don Sanders, Lawrence Sawyer, Ioyee Ann Sayre, Nanev Shannon. 34 r No Longer Freshmen XYe felt so olcl anal snperior tliat clay tlie beyyilcleiecl little lfreslnnen asked ns tlie yyay to elassesAniinor goals yye xxeie. Perhaps we yyete secretly proud of onr aneient title. 'I lie Wise Fools. A l'liings were never clnll tor people as iinportant as we felt, but some tliings stoocl ont. l'iyen that faseinating lfiiglisli elass took a baxli seat while we were eanipaigning toi onr King and Queen of tlie Valentine Ball. XYitli a feyy loye affairs, elasis work, aetiyities, a sprinkling ot tlns, a sinatterni b U ot tliat, yye fll11SllL'll onr year as soplio- niores. Xlany will be ninnbered among next year's juniors- nppei' elassinen, at last! 'l'alents among soplioinores were partienlarly innneronis. 'l'lie anclienee applanclecl a future Al Iolson, Nlaeliy Nolen. llis ability to iinitate tliis well-knoyyn singer lias bronglit nnieli pleasure to tlie yyliole seliool. 'l'lien tlie next one to Beth, wud' Cwmm to Hu, ALM the Corrut un to dllgr step to tlie stage was Nliss Xlargaret Conibs. ller ability as a whim MN yniw Cllccks mn-1, pianist is inaryelons. Slie lias been playing for a nuinber ot years ancl is aeeoinpanist for the Clee Club. 'lllie tliirc o appear yyas Ann Cory ell. Slie is tlie only girl yylio has been on tlie basketball teain sinee slie was a freslinian. Slie really linoyys bei' job on tlie basketball eonrt. So, tor now tlie enrtain is pnllecl togetlier, but not for long. Next year it will again be pulled baek anal neyy talents yyill step ont. i f i lRow ll-Willis Sliell, Polly Sinnnons, .Xnbrey Sinitli. Ianiee Sinitli, tRow Z1-Ioyee Sniitli, Barbara Sinitlixyeek, 'l'o1n- iny Sinitliyyeek, Sne Sontli, Cresyyell Steplrens Snvanne Stinnett, Uliyer Stnclstill, y , tRow 3Jvl'Hleanor Swain, Sonny Swanson, Mari- Q i lyn Swift, Betty Taylor, laines llieocloeion, If r ,:.:, I w L t 1 .r'.: my 3, .....t -gg, 'l'oxynsei1cl, Billy' 'l'rippe. 1 , ' i X tRow -Uglerry lnrner, Gene 'l'nrner, l.arryv Yar- flf- -A A ner, Lonis Xklins. loan Viebb, lletty XX eleli. f uk? 'aft ' , zwwf Intly Vveleli. A 'K l I i Vg ,fl tRow 57-Nlary lfnnna Wieleli. Coniacl XYelclon. ' ', Qxifmy , Clniel4 XX est, Peggy XYilLler. Dot XYilson. 'fx 'fglggftgt i ' NX allaee .Xttayyayx lris Xntley. QF - 5 rv. if-P2 55' h e f ' L., , - v : Y' tv, 3 . I I if' ,.' f ' 'DP' ,. y 16-ww -err 5 'xg' Y for .Q K will H in gM,,N'X it 5 af' it lr :... . If f :i t s 't l I kg i l A xxx. Q f ' I y y i s ix . 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Q t 2 ' it i' ' :.., ,. , A it , , at ' 35 invww hlirgie Ahereronilne Little Bill Xclnns Bib Bill ACl2111lS Marlene Allen Bo Anderson Lee .Xnclerson Lovat Anderson Marilyn Anclerson Charles Barfielcl Iohn Barfielcl Larry Barfielcl Iean Bell Pat Bell Virginia Bell Lamar Bishop Fred Black Annette Blaekleclge Beverly Bloocl Allan Bogenhohn Barhara Bolcling Alva Boring Sue Braekett Charles Bracllex' hlonte Brooks Beverlx' Brown Delores Brown Georgia Brown Patricia Brown Iosephine Brnnihelow Betti' llart Bryan Ioann Burns Robert Butler Herbert Bntterwortli Billy Burton .Xnclrev Caniphell Charles Caninhell Ann Cannon Maxine Connor Vllancla Carter Frances Case lack Childress Ava Clavton .gl .3 , ,.. 3' f WWE? 4 .. 1. -12. .,.,... Q 'I in Class Officers Bill Aclains, 'l'onnny lXleBrayer, U , and Necl Stocks cheek the list of toocl for some 52 'ills ' needy person. 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C. McCall llurolcl BiCCLlll11Ji7L'ii Maurice NICCIUQ' J. E VV:-- 1 1 H iffflf f 2:2 ,.., .5 ,. .. 4195515 l Q X 'fi ,, 1' '31 'Y in ' WEEE 3 1 r.,, W gg? qu,-If ws- 'W' 3 -vu -1 i is I 1-1... : -qu, s I .il . 2 t A AZ. .,... ALE- 5- ,niggaz 'D -Z. 13: K s'v,1f.hi1pff 51 MM .Zi 'rw -,ff-25 N'l:.l3f:iy ' :'25fi:: ,.'1 I ---'. .',. 2 X .531 W? - 1 i 1 1 if gk, iz, 'GMI' '2 ' if Q, 5 i1 fs :Mr 2 i -' - F 'ig :Z V 532' gl 5 1 7 . JXANL if M ' i A f ,gf I V 45 '-:- 13 nl ' . .: 1 2 hw . :V ' I Q 1 i X f ' H 2 xi ..,.: .Z'5 5r5f 1 , 1 K 5 E I M41 I H' il 79751 .. A , V ,V Mffl W 'F 1 A A -- - 1 1 1. H 1 A ,k W li3 f:f'. 'iff 1 1 D I A .... in H In F f ,rig ,. W. ,W ,. -- . 1 , -f-- 1 . .. - ' S5 In ...., 'N 1 1 ' J 'L-Au, Fresfzmen M Charles NlcCurdy Pat Melllon lanet MeKibben Betty lane McKinney Adrian RICLCIHOIC Betty Io Meeks Melinda Merritt Kenneth Metcalf Iuanita Miles 'l'onnnV Miller Marilyn Mills sis! Nancy Miner sy-3. David Moore Ioan Morgan Billy Morrell Marv Mourfield llarriet lX'Iunro Carol Nally Helen Nelson Mary Nelson Eugene Page Felton Pannell Lorita Paranioure l aye Parks rllllOll12lS Parr Arnold Parris E, fl X Barbara Partain ' In Louise Peal .. ,Z i ty, ,493 Grady Pence Buddy Pickens 22- QQ. get Q -ff' Brannon Pinion 5, H 551 V 5 ' X Pat Pontius -1 Q? . 5 If ' ' i 4162 X Richard Pounds ' ' W .- '- ss' f Beverly Price X I 'Y Sara -Prince Ann Procter rw Bobby Puckett -f'- , V 67 0' Douglas Queen f ' Faith Pulliuni -1 Gordon Rains 5 ' in Barbara Raines Barbara Rainey f M uk Don Rakestraxy ' rreieu Reid 's'- 1. y ,,s. . V s,,i, Iluu .g.E5 i .,. h.uq ' WSH' sss iiiisr it k .W 1 y iggins .1 - - 5 V I , . jf '51 : V Q gf 1 Q W , V, Edna Roach ..,lA 1 I, .v,- I , g .,.. ggi., ,za l vl , A I . laines Robbins ' is ,, f : it 2 it ' ' lalnes Roberts Betty Robertson Lucy Robertson f 222r'- is. - Zigi ,iiifi - - P :t' 1 'i i W ' - Ioe Robinson V Betty Rogers Marian Rogers z wg, it . H Rntli Rogers Q Q f .5252 A-A . . - - - - - ' Furl Roberts 2 ft' it ,. . W' 'i A ' H -V Q A -, . 'mr ,, - ,. . A I, X. V: - lane Rossier f Q ii ' Iaines Roukoski Bruce Ryder Ioyee Rider Page Sanger Ann. Sinnnons Dennis Sinnnons Pat Singleton ,,.2 Z 5 V , irq? Bobbie Ann Sinitlr T ':-i. -i' ' -' Robert Smith Ned Stocks -rf e N50 W? 38 Brirri' Sununers MW' Rxlaind Swuin ,,:. , - Billy lerigue , ' gl Z vgg':::-ff - ' in Roseoe 'lute ,,.,. 1 ,. .5,., . MA ll K W Q 1 eg - lim-is 'lzwrm ' t 12 if' as 1' ' t r ' W 5 ',.,2' M D Peggy Io lllllllI'llC E?5 'f '.5 K -' X 41 'fy g sly . MM' if wi - .isa f ' ef, '- f tt 2 st llettv 'I'nrner th in 5 Charlotte 'l'urnei ' ' l Jlilff lzielx Yruigligin ,,:- : lm , Yirgginizi Vickers ' X vVvv-- I Nzuiey Webb L t K je if , Bettie in-sf 'Q ii ' if in ii it -.:Q ws wi Q - ',. , if P ---. 0 -,-' 3 -. W? Q 1 ' 2 ' t f- A -'fm f ww .- 121+ Es All 5 H .t gsm mi . K V. I ,.: ,K Raw? G , Cillflllllil Vlieelis in Y gawk 3 i:.-.ggi-fl' FEFFWEBS? A I Sumnne Wliite gig ,A V t ' if 5 V. ,,..,. ,.,: V ,x Billy Vvhitten A 3332535 4 . 1 A W W, if lingerie XX ilson ig H S lx img' J 2 lininiy Wilson ' I. D, Xlilliruns ,.' ' P A b Q f 5 :i in Q-81 X ' Sigh. 'uw :I s my -?f ' Q2 is , Q: so agbgwflw lezuielle Yrites 1-V f . l ,ASW M M tg Spf IE.. 5 gt - 2 Cilmllr- lifulm i :., 'W W or s 'mf - arm-M ow ,Y i 2 A f 2 1 2-'Q Nlzlc' XleXle:nis gmiif' if 'iw i 1 all ' . 1 - f -A H Vs, -A E b vwpu.. 'ff wiv!!-V .QL ,A ii 75 fe f ---- 1 . H H , ., , W A 253 f 1 ' ' T .J ' '-.- , wkwrix V iii? W -', 3 : -,---,,, ,V it , , ?h.?uJi Inu Robutson. loninn' Nlcliixner. That First Year 'I'his has been ii wonderful year for inenibers of the Ninth Crude. For the first tiine they haue been able to say, UI ann in high sehoolf' they have been able just this yern' to enter into Clubs, sports, and other zietivitie-5. Don't think for one ininute, however, thrrt the lfreshinen haue just sat buck and enioyed theniselves. They have taken ai xxholehhearrted interest in every zietivity Qnuil- rible to theni und have produeed some of the best lenders in sehool. Xeurh' gill freshmen are outstanding in one wan' or rinother. Sueh nzunes as Ioinn Burns, Miss Ifreslnnen Clgissg larry Custer, tithe roving reporterng und Big Bill Xdrnns, the elaiss' very able president, have ninde llt'1lLlllllCS. l.uey Robertson is one of the outstanding brand members, Tonnny XleBt'iner is president of the HifY and Crirol Xgilh of the 'l'ri-Hi-Y. Ioyee Duna- xxrn' heads the student body of NVinn Street. and Ryland Swain serves as SCC1'Ct2l1'y'. All in ull, the freslnnen have done ai fine job in innking Xl. ll. S. ll better plziee to work :ind play. 'llhe high sehool is proud to elriini thein as students. rind Xlrs, Nesinith experiinent with 21 force pump. 1' ffgbffz 6'ma'e me , o 4. ,... -': A I ,:,:':f 1 C T 32 , 1 ' f 'N we 'W 955 n SE s J 3 ta, . ,... I aww' bivv -,, ,vxv I .,.: Y .'--. ziz C. . . f f--L C, ..A,Vq sz. ., . 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V in 'W -' I NONAVH E: K, 'WQQJ lx QW 'Y I S: 'nfl' ' y 2 2, Q Q I M ' Belierly Bennett Billy Swan and Xlmlxn ir qlgj rows, class offieers, look pleased our el ss work lnioggene ,Xdinns Nlarianne ,Xclarns Suzanne ,XCl2lll1S Cliarles ,Xnderson Kav .Xnderson linnnv Ansley loe ,Xntlionv Charles .Xyeoek lack Baelnnan Steed Bagley Barbara Barfield Billy Baird lane Ballenger leraldine Banister lilngene Barfield Billv Barlnore -1 Betty Barnes Xlarvin Baron Xlarilyn Barrows Robert Crittenden Kax' Barton Riflxard Beck ' Bexerlx' Bennett Bobbi' Bentley lfditll Brinkerliotf Clillierta Sinitli Don Brooks Xlartlia Brooks Clifford Brown Dorotln' Brown Sue Brown Ianiee Crosby 'llioinas Cainp lloward Burnett Ianiee Butler Neal Bntterworfln Connie Cznnpliell lnnmy Carpenter Xlarx' Clradwiek Robert Clieney Margie czim-0041 Carolvn Clinreliill Gerald Clnrrelnll lxnell Conner Peggy Cleveland Carr Coker Billy Cook Xlvron Cook Albert Copeland llelen Copeland Ioyee Crannier Xlary Cnriole Svlvania Crowe Wlaitsell Cntllliertson Carolyn l3z1viS I -1 5 3- X , 5, . -2. V X ... X :Q J ,V 552 ' 3: 'Tlx J 5 ujgf :K 5 X .L ,751 ur '-:iz , rx' My - Nf A A M ..,If5 ' X f' , A F' S1 S xwf I my f fi? E2 6 - ' ,. NtftgS.J ' fa Q s- - gi. b 7 .A ., 1. ' rf' . 3 F-. . . . 1 if N -4 ' W . av 1 sa: an ' - .,,. I , , - : 1 . , Q .MW .5 -:L 4, V... 4 - A- M . 1: . - , A W W. no W 5 ,lln H ' -rf ff! 'gf A .. ' Wil i' ' f' . .. fo ' W j. X 1 , 10 N56 Mrs. Dobbins pricks Wllirscll Cutl1bcrtson's g . b if Q:-W5 I' 3 M 3- finger to obtain blood for cvpcrimcnt. ,X mo, I .V :ll I. F .I L., mcnf later hc fainfccl cloud ZIWQIYY , 1 I ' 'X 5 .xiii SM' ,, I K I 3, Q ---f - ,,,.v -'-' A Q: affix ,.... W... K W ' f - xxp L, luom Tun . s ff... 1 45.2 1 Kemp Dickcrsou Xxvillikllll Dobbs loycc IDIIIIZINYHY -s f V Yvonne Duprc -gg k I A I 4 S- xg N 3 -. , 7 :W 2, was . ' Carolvn Illcleuficld - V ' ' - . .2 Q ZH-, -2' Icrrx' lwlucett A ' ' Dorothy Ingrzun Llovd F2lllCCff f - ' -L Ioan I'i2lllL'Ctt Ruth lficlds . lame Vifts fx 5 - F ... lflllih' lflctclxcr V L 2 3 Betty Fortncr Phvllis Fowler N' - VL ' A ' 4 ig 2 1325. Iimmy lfmsicr -U .Xnnic l l'CClllLlll A - ' Peggy l r1cks K . Clam' Garner b- b V if Dulmlc CILITIAISOII K . E 1 4 N M2 . . . as 2 . fi: sl NILITX' Crllfllll -' W'-wr in x I Q' NN ilhgun Gutlm 'X A luck Gentry , IIWOIHIIH' Gifford Sbirlcv Cilhzml lozmu CHZIZIICI' 35 - ' ' Prillu Glover k : . 'E lflbllllf' Ncoldcn Ai,:....g ::5g:1.. g: ' . Mrk C-Ofc if 3 511 E. W X I,1Ilfll'2l Gore , iw ' A 3 A - X .,,. Fw .ng . , . . .Y 5 .,,, Svlvaniu Clrznlclc T, , - W as ff ,H .ff 51 ' f . . .,., , if vi info ' go Baum' Crccr Rcvonda Crcgg -' .Xrcbic Crifflc ' 1 I j f Xlikc lluirstou Q5 .jg 'Q' ' Q . .xllll llzllcx E Y' :V L 1 V' V V' SLIIIIIIIX' llzlrdx ', ' :gf as if E-'JI 2 ir. .I QW s 43. 5 T. 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A ,Q ' s El6'fl7fl .i New-Comers rl l l On the first day of school many little ' new-eomers were among our numbers at Bl. ll. S., looking amazed at their new home for the next five years. This year the eighth grade was the larg- est in the history of Marietta lligh School, and they were determined to let everybody know about them. Their candidate for Valentine Queen, Anne Stephens, stole the Dudley Moore shows his Skill in rising the sanding machine in sh op. Sally Kennedy' Cloe Kimel - ilarold King Alma Lamine Paul Lainltert 'fr . Sw W 5 t' 5 if Y ,as-'X wtf Neil Lewis fi' ,- Ianet Lindsev Iinnny Little 4 Sara Lloyd A XVilliam Maddox Ruth Manning George Nlartin ' K fm XVilliam Martin 2 'Q - Q rv lohn lXlcCamy 4 A. Carl Mc'Clesky l'Ttna Osborne Dot lXlclntyre ' .Xnn Ryle nt A Billy Melntyre R Ieanette lylilam .. ' ' . Fdward Miles r Nlason Mobley fn? Claire Moncus f ' fr Dudley Moore Margaret Nlostcller Q Q K lane Newton fig Chauncy Orton Daniel Orton Fave Rose Donald Rowland Clarence Owens Virginia Page Marilvn Parr Richard Powell lane Pratt Barbara Presslev Marlene Seoggins H Iovee Prince H, .rv-V , A Martha Pugh E: Gene Purcell ' ar, Buddy Raekley - Quentin Ray X 1 53? :Q ..,.. p Bobby Reed 9 Douglas Rhodes it ,f x. lfreida Rice Pat Rieh I Iuanita Roberts D Iohn Rogers gi Z.. -gig Shirley app . gtg: 5 Ellen Sayre 'f :'.,: Iimmy Schenk gg ? 2- A Doyle Singleton - Tommy Sisk Ieanne Slade 4U'Ny at Dolores Iaeks Ilerbert Iames Ronny Iohns Tommv Iolms ww ig Ea. 42 l 6'Kv4Df Large Numbers showg and they have contrillutccl whole- licurtcclly to every wortliy cause, with more home rooms going 1005? than any other grucle in school. There are more all UA stuclcnts in this class than in any other- Gury Garner in math, Iolmny McCznny in Science, und Peggy Clcvelzmcl in English. XVith such 21 fine record, it is logical that they will continue to he one ot the best. Q , 'f .. A .V Sw 1. Q-I .- is H Y K 1'7 , M L 1 s 1? 1 mm sv A . ,Y-:e if .- ri . s J .: 'X s 4 ,W A 'G t to 3 Anncll Smith Gilbcrtu Smith Dianne Garrison, Peggy Clevclzmcl, and Suzanne ACl2ll1lS prepare :npeakes for their guests. ..... . .:s:e:.:.....r ' -----' 3 rV ,,L , IOZIHH Smith - : 2 t' 3 QW A W Indie Smith of A M 1 t s if s... r S 0 A if i sis: ..ri' ' ' iff I'ifl'f s. . s c e I I :QM ,,, ...Qi f if-up L' H E fp I ., 55: p .,,.: .Z , P A I , ,. - W 5 l ,... Vi'ii Y iii ' X iii in A . :. ' it mm . -E EE: W :E, .. I . - f2':15'Ef'f1F 'W i'i' it A 5, i .1 wth .V A W 5 J fax' v . 2 Yr, . .',.. . fgg. Pi----- . .,.Q .HFS 4 I 'E' I P.:. 5, -' A ,. 1. A A p . isa A 7 ...' I fx? sw - ' ' i i .. '- ' ji' ' V 5 w '-.' U -E,.1. ,,-, V 'X ,V fE,f..f - . :. ..., f A . ,', ,.,. 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QE., lflllll Ylvurl ' 7' M ' Nlzivnzircl Young 43 Dun South Molly Spnngglcr Iezin Steele .Xnn Stephens Roberta Stoops Dorothx' Stoxvcrs lilclclic Sullivun Billx' Swan Leiih Rus' 'liite Bevcrli' 'l'zu'lor Teresa Thomas Ioe Thoinzis Crzmt 'l'hompson Nancy 'l'ibbs Nlftff' 'l'owns Chiirlcs Townsencl Bohhy 'l'ront hugene Vickers Virginia Vickers Earl XYulluce lcrry Wlirrl Bohhy XVarrcn lcnninc xXv2ll'I'ClI Charles Yllitkins Sully YYezn'cr Bohhic Wfchh .Sally Vichln loan VYeinier Shirlex' XYelsh Sue XYl1ituker linnny VVhitc Lillian XVill:cs Betty Yliilliinns lolm Vvilliznns Sue Vllilson Clarence XVorlcy K- W 4 zs- was ggi afl- ulwww M4 Dew7s Cop Secoz 5 r Y 'J 4 ad Coaeh, lames Presslev, Oglethorpe line Coaeh, Carl Kenupt, Kentucky Uuiversitv. State 'l'eaehers College. The Klarietta Blue Devils, after Completing their sehed- ule, eoinpiled the best and prohahlv the most unforget- table reeord i11 the history of the sehool. 'l'he reeord stands: nine vietories to only one loss, and that a verv close seoze 130 in favor of a higher elassed eleven from North l ulton. Again, for the seeond straight vear, our team outfought and defeated every team in its regional elass, 31-X. Another shining trophy vvas then added to the trophv ease to hegin to increase the gridiron avvards. Also they engaged Deeatur again for the North Ceorgia title. Plavers from Deeatur admitted that the Devils vvere the hardest hitting team thev had play edg hovvever, our hig Blues u ere on the short end of a Zlf seore. james Nlorris drives through Ceclartowrrs line for a touelidovn. zelxle Bill Young hrealcs 'ough to stop Daltozrs llovv, lolt hehiud the line. 'lhe Devils eoaehes, llead Coaeh james Presslev and Line Coaeh Carl Kenipt, deserve rnueh eredit for eonditioning, teaehing, and inspiring the hovs to vietorv. l or sueeesstullv leading the Blue Devils to its seeond straight regional ehanipionship, C o aeh Presslev was voted Coaeh of the vearn in Region 'l'hree, Class A. egfbnal football Cham lbnsbzya - OCTOBER 7 If 5 3. 4 3 'L 5 10 yo 1131-35 X 15313 9.1 1 s 30 K ,- -fm nu , . X1 Dcvil Colfxiprziiiis Sznn Ilcnslcy :ind Ricliaircl .Xndcrson Nlziimgcra. Grayson Driwsoii rind llllllllf' Lord. Sinn lIc1isIcy'A,Xll Stzitc, KH- Bill Yunng-.Xll Shire, All Rc- XYultcr XXv2lft5-Cilllfilill .KH Rc- Charles Edge-AXII Rcgicin. Region, lloiioniblc Xlcntion giun, .Xll Crcaitcr Xtlziiitzi. giong ,XII Crcgitcr ktlziiihi. I lrcp All Aincriuin, Constitu- tion's Kicker Of 'l'lic Ycarv All Crczifci' Xrizliltzi. Richard Anderson, llalfbaek l red Beaslcv, l'Ind George Bishop, Guard Ralph Bowles, Guard Marietta I4 - College Park 6 Marietta successfullv opened defense of its Region 3-A foo ball crown bv triinniing a stubborn around. Righ ' rant leatc ta ' lanother six points eliniaxin h -- ' gaining end runs. Couch scored for the visitors after an interference penalty had placed the ball on the two. teani froni C e dark. 'llhe Blue Devils' first score was set ral ' 1, . , e' downing Sain llenslev7s beat l u itll i's nine vard line. Quarterback ': Larri - ' pass to Buddv jones set the oval o he o ine w ere Carrington sneaked it ove lid 73 the pr i it on an end lf l l Marietta 32 - Cedartown 2l 'l'he Blue Devils roared back to defeat favored Cedartown in a thrilling gaine which produced talented offcn 'ineuvers. Marietta, supposedly weak on dowi egguloe , i c ted vicious blocks to roll on to r Jlocking enabled lfrank llcard ankle ortv vards for the Devils fourth and fin tally singl defender even touching hini. har est, ou 'andinv back, 'J was the sparkp , of the u ldogs, s' :ing all three of their touchd t!u...-..5 s with little block- ing froni his tean . s. Tackle Bill Young and guard USpa1'kv NVatts IW vvj M. Hughes. shone greatly in the Devil forcwall. Robertson's block clears the wav for a Sllgvard touchdown run Bill Carrington, Quarterback lack Childress, 'l'ackle Charles Dawson, Guard Charles l'ldge, lflnd 46 +3 4 e ,. I1 L.. 4' I ,f Billy l'lva11s, lllllL'lilL' linnnv lfitts, laelile lfranli lleard, llalthaelv Sain llenslev, l'llllllJ2lL'li Marietta 20 - Dalton 0 Xlarietta inauled defenseless Dalton behind the supurb running of lames Morris, the sophoinore flash. llalfhae Xlorris seored tvviee on long dashes around end an was ' f ' -1 thorn in theCat- amounts side l irough their line. His net gain n tj- t was an amazing 12.3 vards per '. 'lli ' 's big ush line led luv Bill Young eo . letelv la ll lla on's attempts to penetrate to rv. lfullhaek Sai 'isle . ed ' in the initial quarter to pass. - ---- 5:- set almost sinotliered hy the opposition, he let loose a vvohhlv, but other vvise perfect, toss to end Buddy Iones vvho vvas alone in the end Zone. Marietta 25 - West Fulton I3 'l'he Blue Devils ehalked up their fourth straight vietorv of the 'on bv downing a game XVest lfulton eleven. l'he ' ' seored fir-st after Nlarietta fuinhled on tl . 'oring the points lik' 'bl '71 'H l . i .. es ld R lr , i tall ore ' 5 later is li' on an end ru our plavs H . ' he Devils struck e livitning, tie t nt vvi i 1 perfect toss 'ff from Hensley u end C ,Jn C0-Captain ie 11rd Xnde pon s 1 e ' roared around end or 'SZ vards ' d paydirt. Ralston, the 'Q-' ullbaek, eoutinu- ously tore the Xlarietta line to shreds vvitli his Dlllli' llohhy llightouer, l'1nd XY, XI. Ilughes, lrullhaclv t'lluddv jones, lind Little l3uddv Iones, llalth 47 Fulton finds lidge a hard man to luring dovvn on the end around jll my 1. if 1. ' '--. :'Q- ' 4 .'-. Wm' . 1 . 1 .' N' Z . 5' , gz. ..-- - ' - 1 wsnnmpganas ,... .,. 1 , . ': f -m l-:-Q-Msrmfrzfiwvmsaamxggw . . V mvtmi-4' M arwtvswnprf. s N .ag f f 'f-.,.. 1 ..,.- : 4. - H. ... 5 :S .,.,., :,,:. I :' a gar ' f af' ' . ' 5655? gl A g .'.. 4 - - I V...,. S' , X 'fr Billx' Morrell, llalfliack Ianies Morris, llalflraek Don Nlurray, Center Iloward Nle.Xfee, Tackle l'op!'Sparkx Watts pulls Xortli l ulton's Gordon Blal- loy down front lneliind. Bottoin-llcnslcv skirts llapcx'illc's end for sonic necessary yardage. powerful bucks into tlie line, but guards George Bisliop and Sparky Xlvatts nianagcd to conic tlirougli with sonie liard tiniely tacklcs. Xlarictta's lnrilliancy in tlie running around XYest l7ulton's ends possibly was tlie inargin of Victory. Tliesc long runs by lluglics, Anderson, and Xlorris were aided by Santino llcnslefs pe'fect lrlocking of tlie opposition's ends. Marietta 29 - Fulton 0 Nlarictta, still unlscatcn, niarked up its fiftli straiglit vie' tory niauling tlie Redlnirds froin Fulton witli a inixturc of runs, passes, and tricky reverses. Anderson recovered an op- drixc liigliliglited lay --- ' 'inc gains of Z0 and ZT yards by lluglies anc is cy. .'XlKlC1'SO11'5 Conclusion was a four yard sprint tlirougli a large liole opened lly tlie efforts of tackle Ernest Rolnertson and center Dan 'l'lieodoeion. Marietta uuleaslicd its niost spectacular play of tlie game for tlic final score. lrind l3uclcly lones took off on an end around liut inrtead of running lie faded lnack and liurled to Cliarles llainsey for a touelidown. ponent's funilulcc iff and lluglics carried tlie oval lg yards to tlic one, her' 'rr . c sinaslied it over. lfulton received llcnslcy' o 0 , R icir own territory and could not gain ai ardage. I int att nptccl to kick out of danger ldut was sn 'ed lu iargin cud Buclcly lone, for a safety. XV. ' llu 1- ed off 'ickle from tlie six for anotlicr .toucli 1, an . ndcrsoi nnaxed a Tflhiard - C l Marietta 0 - North Fulton I3 Nortli l+'ulton's Bulldogs broke tlirougli a tenacious Xlarif etta defcnsc to defeat a liardrfigliting Blue Devil eleven and :narr tlieir perfect rd. 'l'lie Bulldogs first score came in tlic initial pericd ts iz ' i Malloy raced toward liis left end as tl ugbcg ' J 'cl running play. Sud' denly lie stopped cl pi Rei d to liis left end. wlio gtalrlicd the ball, ose to zoi - lnoundary to score. Again in tlic fou stanza ' exe itcd tliis sanie play to tally tlic rcinai L poin . iols coi 'rtcd perfectly folk lowing tlie last sec ' rooting x l in liis first attempt, 'l'lie lUcx'il7s aliu '--- t aalmle defense repulsed tlie Dogs five tirues in tl-e sliadou' of tlic goal post, and tliex' just niissed tliwarting tlic l3ulldog's touclidowu plays as liotli occurred on fourtli down. Tlieodocion, Young, and Roliert- son were outstanding witli tlicir gfcat goal line defensive play. M 'etta 39 Canton 0 5 - Xlarietta's Dc ls 'c i c over tlie sliort-staffed Greenies from C tout f I - ' o 3950. 'l'lie game was dominated lay N 'etta tlu'ouf'l out as tlicir lracks roniped inerrily over a W defer 'e iatioi lluglies. llensley, lleard, .'Xnderson, t Nl ' 1 cored ' uclidowns and lit- eralli liad a field . l er c s nas ongcst of tlie cre- illly, In 0 O 01 .gt-ix ,, Iohnny NIC'CfJlllllll. llalfback Nlacky Nolcn, Guard lfrank Norswortliy, lrlnd Bill I'ayloysky, lfullback ning, an 81-yard trip in tlrc first quartcr for thc sccond scorc. Xlaricttrfs first tally canic carly in thc initial stanza as Canton furnblcd, two plays aftcr tlic kickoff, and llughcs plowcd oycr from thc four. Sain Ilcnslcy sncakccl onc oycr from thc quartcrback position and latcr scorcd anothcr on a 60- yard rcturn of an intcrccptcd pass. Tlic final quartcr was playcd by thc Dcyil substitutcs who did wcll although tlrcy niuffcd two scoring oppoitunitics. Young again stood out on dcfcnsc along with cycry othcr rncinbcr of tlic forward wall. Marietta 21 - Hapeville 19 'l'hc Bluc Dcyils inyaclcd a liornct's ncst whcn thcy cngagcd llapcyillc. 'llrc llorncts almost dcfcatcd thc Dcyils with thc accuratc passing attack of A'Cotton johnson. who whcn scoutcd was notiicd for his running. johnson both ran and passcd wcll, and his cfforts wcrc rcwardcd with a touchdown and a pass for a o ' llis Jo 'ful running sct up his tcanrs othcr 'l'. . Blarictta scorcc as thc llorncts, but the niargin of yic 'y was in t X wo por ts aftcr touchdowns inadc by A'Buddy uncs ar 'ai Hcns 'y. Iaincs Xlorris' hard tackle on lla is ' lc's sc' ry for t ' point, liowcycr, put thc llorncts on ' 'liort of Jcorc. llcnslcy, llcard, 'H'-1' crnatcd to bring tlrc ball 73 yards for a quick scorc carly in thc first quartcr. llcard lowcrcd his licacl and plungcd through from thc twclyc. lluglics gliclcd lf yards to scorc again just aftcr thc bcginning of thc sccond half. Xlarictta's final scorc canrc whcn llcns- lcy brokc through to block a punt and cnd Richard Scott clrascd it to thc cncl xonc and fcll on it. Marietta I4 - Rockmart 0 'l'hc Satans in bluc wcrc niorc aliyc as thcy faccd a pos- sibility of fccling thc drcadccl sting of Rockinaits Ycllow Iackcts. Tlic ganic was a hard fought contcst tlnouglrout with Xlarictta haying thc uppcz' hand. llalfback l rank llcard sparkcd thc Dcyil offcnsiyc with touchdown runs of 13 and -tl yards. llis rushing aycragc was l? yards pcr try as hc arnasscd a total of llS yards. llca d's first scorc carnc latc lirncst Robcrtson c X 1' n laying blocks down- in thc first quartc a 15-yard slicc oycr right guard as hc literally waclcd th ouglr . . 'l'lrc final tally was a long taunt aroun RN 'ctcrinination was cyi- dcnt as lic kcpt i' . g, Q it turning in ordcr to cross tlrc cloublc . 'Jcs. 'I' 'ctiycr 'ss of tlrc dcfcnsiyc play of thc Bluc I a 'l linc accrcc cd to thcir ncycrf circling fight and it. x -u . lid ' ill Young, and ficlcl on both of Hca . 9' . o glory. 'l'hc yictory, Marictta's ciglith straight in rcgion play, auf toinatically crowncd thcni Rcgioual Champions for tlrc sccs ond consccutiyc ycar although anotlicr rcgion ganic with Carf tcrsyillc rcniaincd. 'l'hc Dcyils alrcady posscsscd thc bcst win-loss rccord in tlrc rcgion. Again in winning. thcy wcrc cntitlcd to cngagc Dccatur, Rcgion -l-.-X winncrs. for thc North Gcorgia titlc. lop-llughcs finds Bishop a capablc blockcr for a long gain against Rocknrart. ltottonr-Watts stops 'lutuin of Cartcrsyillc as Tlrcodo- cion. BlSllO17. and Carrington cornc to assist. lst row: 'lLittle Buddyn Jones, Bill Payloysky, Louis Watts, lylacky Nolen, George Bishop, Vlfalter VVatts, Dan Theodocion, Bill Carrington. Zncl row: XY. Nl. Hughes, Frank Norsyyortliy, Charles Edge, Iloxyard Mc-.Xfce, Billy Morrell, Iohnny BlcColluin, Fred Beas- ley, George Richards. 3rd row: Billy Llyans, llarry VVliite, Charles Ramsey, Frank lleard, Richard Anderson, Ianies Morris, David Sinith, Sain Ilensley. 4th row: Buddy Ioncs, Bill Young, Ernest Robertson. linnny lfitts, Charles XYest, Don Murray, Ralph Bowles, Richard Scott. Sth row: Coath Kenipf, Grayson Dawson Qinanagerj, Ned Stocks, Bobby llightoyyer. linnny Lord tnianagert, Coach Pressley. Marietta I3 - Cartersville 6 Marietta wound up the inost successful season in the sehoolls h 5 1' ' ' they defeated their areh rivals froin Carters 'l ' in a eose Gai e. Iaines Nlorris was again the MBEWCV 's offensive as he tallied both rl fs on on runs 0 Sl and 3-l yards. Richard Ande n star gs ro 'ng early in the first eanto yyit 23- ust wh 'li nioyed the ball into Blue 'il t y fron iere halfhaels , V01'1'1S Sllllkolu tllllllfff Htfcmptcfl Morris returns a Decatur punt 95 yards as Scott slows down Rayyl conversation was no good. Later Morris again jugs of thc Bulldogg, . . , XLJL , -, ,,.- ,M ,, , W., v I Q Charles Rasniel, llalfhack George Richards, Center ltlrnest Rolicrtsoiifllackle Richard Scott, lind 50 f fifawrvmsg' r lf rysgfwgm- - ww , nmaiw- was-A s f ' 'I' if 1 sv-Ms, mm A V 1' . g v s ,s aaa, r - fl' ' lzeagavlz 4 Uk V 75? .JZ V' ' 4 el swag: W , Q Q . -n-u-.........., ,gg W, David Smith, ltlnd Ned Stocks, Guard Blue Devils eonversion team. .Xnderson holding, llenslev kicking, was good for ten points this season. rntlr Dan Theocloeion, Center Louis Watts, Cvuard grabbed the oval and eut between right guard and tackle to go all the wav for another seore. rlllll'UIDlS 79-yard swivel-hipped run to glorv was nullified luv a elipping penalty, hut powerful Lamar Leaelunan shoved it over several plavs later. 'l'ael4les Bill Young and Frog Robertson shared defensive honors with line haeker Sain Hensley, all three tackling hard and often. Marietta 7 -, Decatur 21 Deeatur's potent Bulldogs again trinnned the Devils to eapture the North Georgia Championship and then went on to win the State Class A title. Plaving with their baelis against the wall all night, the Blue Devil defense hi kled down to stave off several Decatur drives. Deeatur's heavier and mor . ' Y even eould not he halted as Courts Redford tallie ' im t end Peavv for another to hreak Nlariettas bae A ani hell returned a punt 32 vards to set up anoth seore. ' Blue De 'ls' seore was a thing of heautv as Ianres Morris rthere Deeatur 1 nt and raeed 95 vardrs down the sideline to N- 'dirt rind a rutiful bloelcing sereen thrown up bv his mates. Ilenslev should luv all - .ingled out for his rugged bloeliing. On Morris' iournev Sain spied a rnass of Bulldogs trying to eonverge on the runner and flew into the gathering sending three of them to the turf at onte. Morris too stood out in the Devil's goal line stands along with guard Xlaelav Nolen who raelied the Decatur haelis vieiouslv. WB5 Walter XYatts, Cuard Charles YYest. Quarterback llarrv White. Quarterhaek Bill Young, Tackle 51 NORTH FULTON 1? ,. 3 ,Q 2 5 4+ mi .aff-v 'fi fafgiiff' Coaches llcnrv Kernp, Ralph Scnsel, and Trurnon Cray rnap JUNIOR VARSITY HAS VIC TORIOUS SEASON The Bees traveled to Austell to engage the varsity of that Class C tcain. The di- rnutive Devils shoxved up vvell against such stars as Clen Cato and All-State Pep'l W'hitfield. The Austell hovs made the first touchdoun on a line huek frorn the three to lead the Devils 6-O. Cene Purcell scored six points for Marietta on a 65-vard gallop around end to pavdirt to end the garne with a tie. out a good defense for the Canton garne. SCHEDULE AUSTELI. VARSTIY 6 XVEST FULTON 6 XVEST FULTON 6 MARIl'l'l'TA 6 vs NlARll'1'l l'A 32 vs N'IARIlCT'l'A 27 vs MARIBITTA 7 vs MARIETTA 27 vs MARIETTA 18 vs La XVON -t-LOST 1-TIED l C ene Purcell and Freddie Mathis, Co-Captains. CANTON T' GRAN CE l2 2 ':': in T'-T-T I lflovcl McCaha is tackled from behind by an unidentified North lfulton t'Bullpupfl The Ovvls earne here to go doxvn under a powerful Marietta tearn. I. li. Elrod scored the Devils first two touehdoxvnsg then Purcell rnade another and also the point after. lfllrod tallied six iniae points in the second halt and Co-Captain Freddie hflathis passed a long one to Oliver Studstill for still another to crugh YVest Fulton 32-6. Marietta inet XVcst Fulton again, this tiine on their ovvn field but the story vvas the saine as before. Floyd NlcCaha passed to end Edgar Rarnho, and Studstill snag- ged another pass frorn Flrod to score tvvo quick tallies. Co-Captain Purcell and hllrod hulled their vvav through the line for txvo rnore scores to doxvn the Ovvls as hefore. ONLY DEFEAT A hig experienced North Fulton eleven handed the Iunio: Varsity their only loss as they efossed the goal in the second and third quarters on long runs. The Devils score vvas set up as 'tBuCl Thcodocion recovered a Bullpup furnhlc on the 16. Rarnho took a pass from lilrod and stepped over for Maricttals only seorc. The Canton garne vvas scoreless in the initial quarter. hut the Bees' passing attack began to click in the see- ond. Studstill accounted for two T. D.'s on aerials frorn quarterhaek hlathis, and halfbaek Elrod slashed his vvav over for another six points. The final score was Marietta 27-Canton 7. mf.-.'7 1 - Us , ' 1 if Do . 'mi I 191 W5q1gk5lf 71 1119 1' 5ff41w lst row: 111111111 XxV11SUIl. Clciic 17llIL'L'11, 1 1o1'c1 x1l'f:2l1lL1. 1. lf, 1'I11oc1, 3rd row: D2lIl1lS'BTfL1ll1. Ro11Qr1S111i111, 1'vI'L'L1L11L' 111.11k, 1111111141 X1L'C:2ll1l1J 1jOllLl1C1C:U1L'.1411111 1'iUXX1L'1A,1,2lX'1Xl.'1'1.OWl'j'. 11011, 'AB11c1 '1'11Qo11ocio11. c1L1I'1.llll1 XX1K'L'1L'N. l111111w Roiikowki, L:1l.1l' Zud row: 131111 Cook, 151111 1311r111o1'c, Xlzirk lloochviii, Don Brooks. x1CCllfC1X'. Ro'1111c1 lohiix, C11l1lI'1L'N Xiiclcrsoii, C1111' R11oc11's, X1.1so11 Nlo111cy, 1llC'1i1C 4111 row: Uhwr S111c1s1i11. 111113111 1k1l1ll1Nl, 131111 X1111i1'.111'1. C11lL1I'1Cx Qiillllli LCROV. 11011, 11111105 Ro1111i11s. l ruc11h' Xlrithix. h1Llll 11U2L'1l1lf111ll,Vk1L'IlL' 1'1.1SfJ1l. 1 Thc 11111101 Varsity 1111101011 to 1.1lC1l'il1lgC to 1NLl1iC thcii' fi11111 gzimc ll acc-S1111' 11ff11i1'. Sooii llfflfl' the kickoff, 1 x121G2111k1 11111 for 33 y111'c1s 111111 ll 1011L'1lC1IlXX'1l. 11111f11111'k Ioc 1 Myc1s sCo1'cc1 twicc for thc Clriiiigcrs 17111 thc Dcxih 1111111111- cd 1111014 with 11111011 Ciwmiiig thc 110111710 sliipcw fo 1'cg11i11 1110 101111, 111111 x121gL11l2l coiixcttcd fo 150111 ihc victory. The UBCCS' H 1121111 C1l2l1'g1l1,g 1i11c111c11 c1csu1x'c 11111611 C1cc1i1 fo1 111ci1 1'iCio11s11css up f1'o111. jzickic 1.c1o1', 1311c1 1 1'1' an i 1 I fi C311-CL11l12l1lI 1,11r1'1'11 hriiigk C1OXXll ll North 1'ill11U11 11111-k ziftcr 21 short 211111. '1111coc1ocio11, 1111111111 X1L'C2ll1llD13C11, Don X1cB1'111'cr, 111111 Do11111c1 Co1c 110,11 o111s11111c1i11g 1:o1h o11 offciisc 111111 dc- fcnsu. '1'2lC1i1Cm :X11111 11UQ'CIl1101lll LIIIL1 l11111cs Rohhiiis wcrc 11150 rough 1111c1 rugged. Evcryoiic is i111c1cs1cc1 i11 thc Iiiiiior Yzifsity. They know 111111 111111C1'i111 for futiigc X'ilI'S11X tczims is 11ci11g do vc1opcc1 hcrc o11 the MB 1c11111. 1'1Xl3L'l'1Cl1CC ZIIIC1 f'k11o11' 11o11 , 2l1'C .g11111c1'cc1 Clll'1j' 111111 f1111c111111c111111s zirc 111115101011 so as to proc111cc 11'i1111i11g C1CX'CIlS 111 sg-11so11s to co111c. Rlzinager Larry Ciistcr kccps n 1-low 11111 on 2111 CC1ll113HlCIlf lsseucd. Blue Devil fans take time out during tlie seagon to observe the Alumni game on llianksgiving morning. 'l'lie l'itelifork staff busily sells concessions during the half of a liome game. Coaelies give substitutes final briefing before sencliug tliem into the thick of the battle. SIDELINES AT NOR THC U TT STADIUM Clicerleaclers Ann Sayre, Klan' limma XVelel1, lovce Caldwell, Iris ,-Xntley, loan Sayre, and Bobo Nolen pep things up during tlie Dalton gzune. 'l'l1ere's something about a hometown bancl that anlcls color on game nights. WllV7 fR 1 llelen Ruth .Xutrey, Forward Nfary Baker. Forward Naney Bowles, Guard Mary Lou Cagle, lforward Devilettes Enter State AA Tourney NYith a starting sextet of returning letter winners, the girls basketball team began the season with a bright outlook. Forwards Helen Autrey, Donna YVendorf, and Betty XVarren and guards Patsy XVard, Nancy Bowles, and Ann Coryell looked forward to becoming another winning team. 'I'he eoaeh of the squad is Miss Betty Matthews, a graduate of C.S.C.XX'. 'l'his is her first year of eoaehing and she has done a good job of guiding the girls. Although they lost their initial game to Cassyille, 2837, they hit the yief tory trail by defeating llapeyille, Russell, and College Park in sueeession before losing to a strong team from Canton which later won the North Ceorgia Interseholastie Conference tournament. 'l'he Cainesyille lasses were the next Marietta yietims and llapeyille also felt the string of defeat as the Deyilettes emerged yietorions, 39-19. College Park's girls avenged an earlier loss by upsetting Marietta, to-37. Peauutll NVarren's fourteen points was high for the Deyilettes. 'l'he Druid llills girls issued Marietta another defeat by a small margin of a single point, 30-29. The loss was a heartbreaking one. Coach Betty Matthews tosses out the game ball. lst Row-Barbara Cox, Dudley Cillham, Betty YYarren. Helen Ruth Autrey, Mary Baker, Iune llardage, Dot Cunter, Znd Row- Pat Miller, Madelyn lsindsey, Iune Crowder. Barbara Camp Vlfanda Anne Carter, Nancy McMillan, Ierry Shaw, Ioamie Lindsey, 3rd Row-Mary Lou Cagle, Patsy yyzifa, Nancy Bowles, Ann Coryell, loan Hardison, Mary Rice, Donna NVendorf, Coach Matthews. 56 Co-Captains NN arren and .Xutrey receive pre-game instruef tions from the referee. sinee Marietta really outplayed the opposition. Gassyille again held the upper hand by presenting the girls with an, other loss, 41-23. Decatur's sextet was downed by a merci- less Marietta team. The forwards poured in forty-six points, seventeen of which were tallied by Go-Capt. Helen Autrey. 'l'he Deyilette guards were not to be out done as they guarded the Decatur forwards closely and held them to twenty-nine points. The guards really worlsed on the Russell point nialiers also as Marietta downed them. 31-10. Donna XVendorf made fifteen points to pace the girls to an easy yictory. Canton tooli the measure of Marietta again, this time defeating them. 52-45, in a game closer' than the score indicates. Gainesyille upset the girls with a one point setbaelc, ZS-27. Another close game was lost to North lfulton, 35-Sl. llelen Autrey garnered sixteen points, but Yanl3elden's eighteen for the opponents was high score for the night. Gedartown lost a not too thrilling game to our home team. 37-2-t. Warren and NVendorf both with twelye points tools the scoring honors. Marietta's hard playing guards, led by Nancy Bowles and Patsy Wlard, again went to woili on the Decatur forwards breaking up all of their plays and limiting them to only eight points as Marietta won the opening game of the N.G.- l.C. tournament, 26-8. Druid llills eliminated the girls with a 39-32 score in a game producing good playing as well as good sprotsmanship. The consolation tilt for third place was won by the Deyilcttes as they downed North Fulton, 28425, in another thrilling game. lriyery girl seemed at her Betty A'Peannt Vyarren dribbles in to lay one up for two more points. Managers Doris Birchler and Lncile Bruinbelow prepare oranges at halfftime. Barbara Camp. Guard ,Xnne Goryell, Guard Barbara Cox, Guarcr Dudley Gillhain, Girard Iuue Ilardage, Forward Patsy VVard, Girard best as the forwards made the goals, and the guards kept the losers from making more points. The Deyilettes captured the initial game of the newly in- augurated girls State AA playoffs by downing Commercial lligh of Sayannah, 24-Zl. This yietory plaeed them in the semi-finals and they met the defending champs, Robert F. Lee lligh of 'llhomaston, who did a good job of defending the crown as they bounied Marietta 25-15 and went on to beat Brunswick and win the touruainent for the seeond Three Hoopsters Win Laurels Betty VVarren, Forward Donna VVendort, Forward straight year. Co-captain Betty YVarren, forward, and Ann Coryell, guard, were named on the N.G.l.C. all-tourney team. For this houor they were presented silyer basketballs by the Con- ference. Next season should really be a yietorious one as this year the Deyilettes will lose only two of their members, XVarren and Autrey, through graduation. Xlathis tries hrard to make it to goal before being caught by llapeyille players. Although Marietta's basketball team did not haye an out- standing season, two members were plaeed on the All Region team and two on All NGIC. E. YV. Abernathy and Sam Hensley made All Region and XVayue Bishop and Sam Hens- ley ehalked up NGIC ratings. Ilensley added to his laurels a position on the North Geor- gia All Star squad. 'l'he team was selected to play the South Georgia All Stars in August. First Row: Buddy Iones, Frank Bettis, Freddy Mathis. Paul llogan, Richard Pearsong seeond row: Ruddy Fields, Doyle King, Bill Young, Charles Pettett, Dau llieodoeion, third row: Xynyue Bishop, Charles Xlvest. Coath Anderson, L, XX . .Xbernatliyx Sam llensley. v-1,-u w-J Coucll xl1ClCl'90l1 looks mu' fllc scllccllllc. lwrsf Rowfliillx- Nlcmrrcll. li2lllLlY clllllll, Burl 'l'l1co,l0cicm, Floyd Xlclnllln, l1lL'lilC l.c1'ox, lfclnly Hrfmn. ,Xlzm BO,QCllllOllll, Scooml ll0XY--llllllllf l lf'rs, Cams Rlclilnzlll, 'l'mmm' Slnifllwiclx, Iimmy Cl2ll'llL'Y, lluclcly lcmcs, Bolulnx' lligglntmwr, ltclglu' Rzllulxm. 'lllircl Rcm--lalclxiu lfnrxxcarwcl, Billy llylkllll. Clem' lhxscmll, lprry vl'llI'lll.'1'. Ru Schedule Clmilimm. Cussvillc l lllpcvillc Russell Collcsgc Park Xlurplny Wvcsl l'ulto11 Nlurplxy ljLll'liCl' lligll lS. C.: .Xfllcus l3CCLlllll' Xorlll l'lllllO11 Russell N lzlrisl X lllllllll Bluri- Oppo- Cllil nent lf 37 3+ IZ Q5 48 +9 32 2? ill 25 2-l ll! GS lf 43 -lll ful N. G. I. Sl ll? Sl? Stl Cjlllltllll C11i11csx'illc llzlpcxillc Collcggc Purlg Uruicl llills cTQlSSX'lllL' lUCC2ll'l1I' Russell Canton Cuiucsx illc North Fulton C:CClLlI'lUXX'11 C. Tournament XYcst l 11ltm1 Region 4 AA Tournumeni -s --w ul u- 'lfl 2- State Tournament H 55 liossvillc l3CC21llll' 29 .- uv 32 64 -llv 47 -lfll Call -. vfv 36 .- 75 6? -ll -ll ll 56 .,.. H, -, na -. Us gil .,.. 7, -- -lll 63 60 H AH 32 -HJ Ml X. V J 7' QXWL I' ve llk Ll scmmlmlc l7L'lXYCC1l Bishop. Pcttctt, :md llupcvillu playe- llw lull . , , 1 . lf. XY. Xlwl'1111ll1x', l'llI'XX'Lll'il lfrimlx llctlls. czllillll Xlnylln' Illslmll, l'lJl'XXllIll :amlm lm-llls, i.l1.ml 5 9 Devils on the Court Marietta lligh's boysl basketball team, at the begin- ning of the season, launched what looked like the most dismal season since Coach Anderson took over the Blue Devils six years ago. ln the six years he has coached the hoopsters, he has led them to two Seventh District championships and to an NCIC crown. 'XVhen he looked to see what he would have for the ,49-'50 sea- son, he found only two returning lettermen, YVayne Bishop and Sam Hensley. However, there were many prospects, including footballers Dan Theodocion, t'Bud- dy , jones, and Bill Young. Adding to the Devils' team were recruits lil. XV. Abernathy, Freddy Mathis, Charles Pettett, Frank Bettis, and Buddy Fields. The Marietta cagers opened their initial game with Cassville and lost by a humilating score of 56-17. Services of E. XV. Abernathy were shattered when he broke his hand in physical education and was out of play for a month. The hoopsters won their next game by defeating llapeville, 34-25, but lost the next to Russell, 48-38, then they hit a short victory trail by winning their next two games. They then toppled Col- lege Park, 49-33, led by NVayne 'tPossum Bishop with l9 points. The next win came the following night when the flu-ridden Devils took to the hardwood and handed the Murphy VVar Eagles a five point defeat, 35-30. The next seven games for the Blue Devils were heart- breakers. Marietta lost to VVcst Fulton, lylurphy, Par- ker lligh from South Carolina, Athens, Canton, and Gainesville. These losses must have inspired the Devils because they came back strong to defeat five of the teams which had defeated them. They took a hard fought game from the College Park Rams, 64-53. Druid Hills was next to fall before the Devils with a score of 46-30. Then they trounced a highly experienced Cassville team, 47-37, which had handed them a crushing de- feat the first of the season. The next two games XVC1'C XBOVIH-Pettett gets tabbed on the jump. LLI l-Co-Captains XVavnc Bishop and Sam Hensley are tned but happy after Murphy game. Sun Hensley Forward 1 iul Ilogin Pom 1rd Buddy Jones, Guard Doyle Kills, Gllflfd also victories for the Devils. They toppled Dejatur, 40-33, then trouneed Russell, 613-40. ln the next game the Canton Greenies vvere hot. Marietta tried every vvay to put out the fire, but it 'C ' . T enies were th ,Qc ' ' Xyhe the eag- crs trziygglgffdqgfinesyilie he nevt nig it they vvgreqree5ly7fd'Q venge. Th llizriitleclxglrqqlfibrnh ips 'r de- feat itllrgqtune 11938.17 TVX nik Blqcm -ii -Ca the 0 Pchirnai f ij' on they in -1-P' mpetit :- all sides, but this did not doyvn their hopes. YVhen the first garlic roll- .f h.i Cd around ill thc t0Uf1'1211UC11l Def Managers Don Garrison and Xlarion R eu Catur found that hlariettais So eall- get equipment ready before game. ed vveak team was ready. The De- vils outplayed Decatur on offense and defense and were victorious by a score of 5-l--l9. Co-Captains Sam Hensley and YVayne Bishop eaeh tallied te11 points trying to keep the Devils up vvith North lfulton, but the Bulldogs had too mueh for them. They toppled the Marietta boys by a score of 50-39. This loss to North Fulton did not eliminate Marietta from the tournament. Going against the YVest Fulton Uvvls the next afternogn, hlarietta lost by a mere point. -H--l3. The high point men for the Devil lloopsters yvere li. YY. Abernathy and Chuck YVest vvith 16 and l3 points respectively. Adding niee defensive play vvere tvvo Smyrna boys, Dan Theodocieu and Buddy Iones. State Tournament Then eame the Region Jr-AA tournament. Against Russell, Marietta carrie out victorious by a score of 3-l-32. Marist also found the sting of defeat as Marietta toppled the Cadets, +9-37. Next eame Rossville, the Marietta jinx from North Georgia, who knocked the Blue Devils dovvu for their only loss in the Region -l'-AA tourney. The score of the hall game vvas Rossville 52, Marietta 41. Coming back to defeat Decatur the next day, 4-l-30, Marietta received third plaee honors in the Region -l-AA. The Blue Devils lost out in the first day of play in the state tournament to a povvcrful team from Murphy. 524-H. Nlrthis, lioryvard Richard Pearson, Guard Charles llettett, lforyvard lllrnest Robertson lorry rrd n lie lotion lorvv 22' vllllese officers -presiding in 'eliupel ure Bill vl'zn'lox'sky, lixuriiirrirrg the recording nuieliine presented to tlie seliool lrezisurerg Dorliss Ryle, President, Don C:llI'I'l50ll, Xieef lay tlie previous eouneil ure Maxine Ford, Sinn llensley, llresidentg rind llelen Hacluxyuy. Secretary. Reiiclineg tlie llrindluooks put out by tlie student council ure: sented, Xliirgziret Conilus, ,Xun Coryell, :uid Louis Vuttsg slzinciing, George llurris, Xliss NX ills, liill Ciirring' ton rind lo .Nun XleClure. linuuy Gentry, und Ioun Sayre. Success of the Student Council 'l'lie purpose of tlie Student Council is to rzuse und niuin, tuiu tlie seliool spirit, llincl tlie faculty und students nrore closely, und develop lezrderslrip und initiutiye. XYitli tlre lielp of tlieir udyisor, Miss Beulzrli NVills, tlre Student Couneil liars been ulmle to Curry out tlreir purpose witlr understanding and foresight. Ainong tlie lllilllf' ueliieyeinents tliis year lrzrye lieen tlre issuing of u student lnuiclluook, the monitoring of tlie lunelr line, und tlie eo-sponsoring of un honor study lurll. rl'l1e President, Dorliss Ryle, luis tulcen elrzirge of eluipel eueli Vlil1CSClLlf' during, tlre yegu' und tlie otlier officers, Don Currison, llelen llzidzuyuy und Bill Puyloysliy, lizlye uided i11 every Hill-' possilnle touurd inuking tlris u sueeessful yeur. Mc initors in tlie lunelr line ure llriseillti Arnold und 'Nlury Rulli l.inli. ., 62 01110015 01 1110 xXY1llll 511001 5111010111 C01111011 11105i01i11g 111 011111101 1110 S11111' XxVL'171J, VIYCLISLITCTL 10111111 B111115, X'100,p1051- 1101119 10100 IDLIIIQIXNZU, l'105i010111g 111101 RY121llC1 S11'11i11, SCL'l'C1'LlIf. 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NY01111, N011 S100-105 211111 13111 .XC11llll5 0118131111 101111011 51310111 1l1'C ,X11110 S1011110115, 111101 11110118011 211141 1'111ClI 11051015 011 1110 11111101111 11011111. 811110. 63 1 liresident of the Beta Club, Danny Baer. speaks to .Xdvisor Xliss Clara Nolen, President Ray Rovve, Treasurer Margaret NX'oodvvard, Y iee-President llclen Knight, and Secretary llelen lladavvav. Riehard Broxvn, Cable Rav, Cynthia Coleinan, Virginia lluline, loyee Caldvvell, Marianne Nlelglierson, Xlartha Xlayes, and Robert Bieeuin adniire the Christinas Cards vvhieh thev are selling. Beta Club Membership Increases Although an 'An average liinits the nienibership of the BETA Club, it is larger this year than at any other time in its history. 'I'he Marietta Chapter of the National llonor Society is under the supervision of their faculty advisor. Miss Clara Nolen. Special emphasis has been placed upon citizen- ship this year. A student niust niaintain an UA in order to ineet the entranee recjuirenients for this honored club. 'l'he purpose of this group is to develop sehool spirit, lead- ership, and character and all ineinbers are encouraged to develop these qualities of good eharaeter. 'l'he old nieinbers entertained the new nieinbers at a tea given in the liln'a1'y in Deeeniber. The first Beta Club presi- dent, Danny Baer, spoke on the advantages of being in the Beta Club. A very impressive initiation vvas held in l'iCl71'll2l1'S'. 'l'he inenibers vvere required to vvear eaps for the rest of the day to shovv that they vvere being inducted into the Beta Club. 'l'hesc UA students nieet once every tvvo vveelqs in the library. 'l'hey have interesting and helpful prograins in vvhieh various ineiubers take part. They also discuss their projects for the year, ainong vvhieh vvas the selling of Christinas Cards to increase their treasury. The projeet which was Considered their inost wortliy vvas the formulation of a Code-of-lavvs vvhieh teaehers can use as a standard for grading citizenship. Every student at hlarietta High should strive for ineinber- ship in the Beta Club bezause of the prestige of belonging to this national organization. New ineinbers enjoying the tea vvhieh vveleonied thein are: front iovv: Bobhv Chitvvood, Ioan Moliley, Opal Poss. ihllfllllll Barfield, Donna NVendorf, Bettv lane King, and Sain llenslev, back rovvz Bobby lludson, Marion Reed, 'l'onv Schilling, David Sinith, and llelcii Pettyjolnt. V I Li. 4 First row: lean llairston, Virginia Parkinson, and Priscilla Arnold, second row: llelen Horne, loan llardisong third rovv: Nlary Rice, Peggy Le Roy, Ioyee Ann Louderinilk, and llarrict Durhaing fourth row: Dorliss Ryle and Barbara Scott, fifth rovv: lune Craniner and Mildred Nelson. Making 'llianksgiying favors for the hos- pital are Frankie Green, Mary Rice, Betty llayes, I,ouy'ina Rickman, Doris Birchler and Ilelen Ruth Antrey. Shirley Walker. Prograni Chairinang llar- riet Durham. Secretary: Ioanne NlcClnre. Presidentg Oyanell Dean. Treasurerg Ioanne Xxillliflllh. Vice,Presidentg and Nlrs. Arch MeLarty, Adyisor, tack up posters in the ll1llCll rooin. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Builds Christian Characters 'l'o create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and connnunity high standards of Christian character, is the purpose and ann of the 'l'ri-lli-Y. XVith the help of their advisor, Mrs. Arch Me' l.arty, they haye done inany and yarions things to fulfill their purpose. 'l'hey haye spread melodies to young people in other lands through the XVorld Youth l und. 'l'hcir iinpressiye deyotional programs in chapel meetings hayc helped to proinote Chris- tian standards of liying throughout the student body. At Christinastinie they made fayors for the needy families in and around Marietta and Cobb County. 6. ,r so Cleaning the trophy case are ineinbers lean Hairston, Ilelen Horne, Jerry Shaw, Priscilla Arnold, lnne Crannier and Mary Rice. Stoop- ing are Barbara Scott, Dorliss Rylc, and Frankie Crecn Xlaking drapes for the teachers' lounge arc, seated: Nancy Young, joyce Xycock. Nladclyn Lindsey, Xlaxine l ord, Irncille Bruinbeloyy, Carolyn Mitchell, l.illias Bidyyell, Mary Lou llidyycll. Ilelen llaclayyay, and Mary Ruth Linkg second royy: Ioycc ,Xnn Londennilk, Pat Sisk, Ilelen Knight, lane llendry. Margaret Vioodk yyard, Donna XYenclorf, Cathrync Nlitchell, Selina Yates. Cynthia Colenian. Nancy lloyyles and Bobo Noleng third roxy: Xlartha Xlaycs, .Xnn Wvaldrip, loan Sayre, Pat Miller, Virginia .Xnn lluhne, Marianne Nlcl'herson, Suzanne llenclerson. loan Clark. Ioan llardison, and Virginia Parkinson. 65 Boys cleaning the sidewalk arc, front row, llarry XVhite, Sparky Watts, Dan Laughlin, Macky Nolen, Linton llarris, Richard Anderson, George Bishop and Iaines Morrisg hack row, Deyo Orton, Albert Cain, lirnest Robertson, Tonnny Srnithweck, Sonnv Swanson, Charles Rainsev, Iinnny Centry, Bill Pavloyslcy, Don Garrison, Bill Beasley, Don Murray, Iohn Fowler and Iininiy Lord. Senior Hi-Y The nieinorv of the Senior lli-Y of 49-50 will long he cherished hy the school and the eonnnunity. The proof of the fine spirit of this cooperative eluh is shown by the white lines, which were painted on a Saturday nrorning down the center of the halls and by the lack of dead leaves on the school grounds. They have spread a spirit of friendliness to the student hody and faculty nienihers and especially to the new students. These boys have also niadc the school inore attractive hy their rnany projects. Those raking leaves are Frank lleard and Fred Beasley. Working or hedge arc Cene Rielcinin Bohhy Chitwood, Richard Scott Rry ' ' L , r ' , 2 f R Robert King, Tony Schilling, Charles Pettett and Narvel Lassiter. i 66 Officers putting up the flag in front of the old huilding are Freddy LeVan, X'iee-President, Richard Brown, Secretary: Bill Carrington, President, and Billy Pylant, Treasurer. Cleans House hir. NCSIIITTTI, their advisor, has done niueh to help tlrcrn and has led the lli-Y boys in all their work. This is his first year of advising a Ili-Y group, and he is doing an excellent and very connnendable joh. To help Mr. Nesniith in his job as advisor, President, Bill Carrington, Vice-President, Iinnny Cainer, Secretary, Richard Brown, and Treasurer, Billy Pylant have done all in their power to aid the club which ranks high among lli-Y's in the state. IOS? Iohn llill, Francis Palnie, and Rohcrt Northcutt clean the hoard D 'I'Ol-Officers cleaning the erasers are Xlark Cobb. Vice- Presidentg Bill Adams, Treusnrerg 'I'onnnv Xlcl3raver, Presi' dent, and Charles McCurdy, Secretary. ' ' BICLKJYV-Loyvering the flag are Bill Davis, Iolmnv BlCC2l1llX'. Ronnie Iohns, llarold King, 'I'ommv Johns, and Billy Teague. Hi-Y Shines Winn Street 'l'his year the XX'inn Street lli-Y group has experienced one of its most profitable terms since its organization. Under the leadership of Ned Stocks and lXlr. rllruman Gray it has accomplished its purpose- to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian characterfl 'l'heir cleaning the black boards, raking leaves, and taking care of Birney Memorial has improved the appearance of our school. They have raised money at football concessions to contribute to the YVorld Youth Fund. Vllorking as cafe- teria monitors, stacking dishes, and cleaning tables, they have made serving lunches quicker and more orderly. They also have raised and loyvered the flag each day. Not only has this organization improved the school's ap- pearance, but it has aided the student body spiritually as well. 'l'hey have sponsored a 'Ago to church campaign, encouraging the students' regular attendance. As this school year comes to an end, these boys can loola back on a year yvell spent as they strived to reach their goal. ln their Thrusday morning meetings, they have shared ideas and responsibilities and have developed a cooperative spirit. They are young and have started early to build hon- est, straight-thinking characters for themselves and have en- couraged these same traights in their fclloyv students. 'l'hey are future senior Ili-Y boys and future leading citizens for their coimnunity. Nlembers cleaning up the lnnchroom are 'llommy Cleaning up the yard are members Philip llunt, lilddie Sullivan, Xliller, lloxyard Burrett, lames Roukoski, 'l'ommy Sisli, Neal Leyvis, Maynard 'Young Grant 'l'hompsou. Iimmv Little. Cary Coker, johnny Colden, lfrankie Colden, Dudley liugene Vickers, Quentin Ray, Bobby Reed, Paul Lampert, Bobby Moore, and Ned Stocks. 'l'rout, Ioe Thomas, Mr. Cray. Iohn NYurf, and David Moore. First Row-Miss Bessie Sanford, Helen Copeland, lean Slade, Lorita Parainonre, lillen Sayre, Reyoncla Gregg, Rebecca lfrieks, Mi111i l owler, S11e Braekett, Mrs. Stanley Dobbins. Second Row-Peggy Cleveland, Co1111ie Cainpbell, Inanita Miles, Glenda Young, Nancy llolland, Ann Stephens. Third Row-Sally Cober, Mary Nelson, Sylvia Crowe, Ioan xxvijllllilf, Beverly Bennett, Ianet Lindsey. Fourth Row-Dianne Garri- son, Ianet Nclfibben, Dorothy England, Indy Sinith, lfaye Rose. lane Ballenger. Fifth Row-Sara Lord, Ioann Burns, Peggy llndgins, Sylvia llart, Ieanine Mlarreii. Sixth Row-Beverly Brown, Ann Cilllllflll, Marilyn Barrows, .Xnn Ryle, Sne YVilson, Shirley Cilhani. Seventh Row-Betty llart Bryan. Eighth Row-lane Rosier, Betty Iane Mc- Kinney, Kay Barton. Phyllis Fowler, Claire Moncns. Ninth Row- E 5 5 Rebecca lfricks, Patricia Hendry, llarriet llope, Betty VVil- lianis. lane Newton, a11d Beverly Taylor sell poppies. Charlotte Turner, Ioann Blazner, Betty Lon lilrod. lfrances Case. Annette Blackledge. Tenth Row-Nancy 'l'ibbs, Suzanne Adains, Barbara Manning. Harriet Monroe, Beyerly Blood. Eleventh Row- 'l'eresa 'llllOlll2lS, Peggy Sue YYhitaker, Betty lo Meeks, Patricia Young. 'l'welfth Row-lane Pratt, A1111 llaley, Sally Kennedy, Betty Barnes. Barbara Lon Rainey. Thirteenth Row-Carolyn lidentield, Barbara Pressley, .Xnn Proctor, Suzanne White, Ioanne Lee. l'l0llTtCClltll Row- Ryland Swain, Patsy Kelly, Mary Catlin, Betty lean M'est, Ioanne XXvllll2IlHSO1l, Mary lan Cnriale. Fifteenth ROVV--l1llL'X' Robertson, llelen Reed, Naney Miner, Audrey Cainpbell, lay johnson, llaxel Canis. lanice Bntler, Patricia Brown. Winn Street Tri-Hi-Y Climbs Higher SllCll yiin, yigor, and yitality! 'l'he NX'inn Street 'l'ri-lli-Y girls are briin full of it! As thc largest club in school, they haye proyen theniselyes to be indispensable not only to lXl. ll. but to the whole Cllllllllllllllf. 'lt X011 were lll'OllllCl TOXYII and heard A'YVonld yon like to lilly a poppy? it ea111e, no donbt, froin one of these girls. 'l'he talent show whieh they staged for the benefit of CARB took a lot of work and preparation-the only admission was o11e Swan soap wrapper. Under the direction of Mrs. Dobbins and Niss Sanford, the YVinn Street Tri-Ili-Y has eliinbed higher each year and has now reached its peak. 'l'o these girls we owe a great deal of adiniration for they haye done 11111el1 to keep N. ll. S. o11 the niap. Nevins - . S N1 'N A, 5 L N55 M ..,,. . 111113 1 x 1 S 'LS 10 1 I I Q A jg ...- 1. .1 1 gg, , 1-5 15 3 4 W I , Officers cleaning the bed in the clinic are: Carol Nally, President, Prilla Cloyer, Secretary, Billie Swan, 'l'reasnrer, and Loyat Anderson, Vicef Presideiit. ,X raclio prograin is put o11 hy Sccrctary Mary Louisc lXlcl7a11icl, .Xnnc Savrc, Flizahctli ,X1111 laincs, Bcttc Taylor, ancl l'rcsiclcnt Xnnc Corvcll, X,lL'C-lDl'CSlKlCIlt N1lIll'S' lXlcNlilla11, ancl 'l'rc:1s, lUo1'otl1v lXlcNccl 1llllllC0,LfT2l1Jll yclls for thc stuclcnts. urcr Nlargarct Coxnhs. Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Boosts School Spirit lU111'i11g National l'Qclu1-ation Nlycck, stuclcuts saw postcrs arouncl scl1ool ancl up town about tl1c importancc of school i111prox'c111c11t. 'l'hc3' also hcarcl a raclio prograrii ovcr XVIVC Dhl on thc sanic sulmjcct. 'l'l1c Sophomorc 'l'ri-Ili-Y was tl1c cucrgctic group hchincl all tl1is ancl 11111111 othcr clcccls. Yclls wcrc lllllllCL3gY2l1UllCCl and hlcachcrs clcauccl hcforc tl1c foot- hall sgaurcs and pcp rallics so that all coulcl talic part in thc support of tl1c tcalu. 'l'hcsc girls ccrtainly coulclnlt han c clonc all this hy thcins ,....- schcs. 'l'hcir advisor, hliss Lucy Robinson, was hchincl thcni 1Dl1Slllllg all thc ti111C. 'l'hc lllClllllCl'S of thc cluh also havc niaclc lllClllSClYCS out- stancling ill cvcry phase ot xxork. Iris Autlcy' won 21 incclal for oratory at tl1c lfifth Ccorgia Youth Assc111hh' 111 Atlanta, and l1llC2lll0I' Swain scrvccl as Vicc-Prcsiclcnt of tl1c North XVcst District Christian Lifc Coufcrcncc. All in all this Cluh ll2lS clonc ll1lICll to boost thc spirit of thc wholc school and to cvcry agc Cjlll'iSti2l11 lcaclcrslup. ,.,,-n rf.- -gf . . I ,WWW Xlary 1511111111 Vclch, Nancy Sliannou, Iris .Xntlcxg lillcanor SWlllll, Nlargarct Coinhs. l,x'1111 lohnson, llcsggy XYilclcr ancl Connic CZOIIXYLIX' rclax i11 thcir hotcl roo111 aftcr at- lL'llKllIlSf thc Youth Cl0IlfCl'CllC'C, Othcr 111c111l1crs of thc cluh who arc cleaning thc hlcachcrs arc lunc llartlcy. Barham Nic-Xfcc, Fayc Bishop, Kav Allcn, lictty .xllll Liiclwicls, l'at llalcv. Rclha Xlarshall, Ccralclinc Xlarsliall, Carol XlcNa1r, Susan Stinnct. l'lX'Cll'll Cash, l'lll1lll21 Ianc Marr. llclcn Garner, lucly XYclcl1. Mary Roclggcrs, lunc Black. Ccrrc Raniscv, llctty .xllll Iackson, lfrariccs Dodd, Nanci' llouston. loannc Brinkley, Barbara Xlaun, Iucly c,XVClllDj', Crcswcll Stcphcns, Nlarilyn Swift, Mary Lou Caglc, lunc Durrct, lovcc Cook. Pat Dawson, Pat Bcll, lfayc Parks, Patti' Pontius, Barham llohhs, Nancy NNI-lmh, Xoc Xnn l.aXlott, anal loc lillcu Slllllll Quill and Scroll Encourages Journalism 'l'hc purposc ot Quill and Scroll is to award incliviclual nicrit to high school journalists. 'l'hc qualifications for this cluh arc highg onc must nmintuin a high scholastic avcragc, have a rcconnncnnlation hy his aclvisor, and llc approvccl hy thc national sccrctiuy. Quill and Scroll has strcssccl those iournulistic qualitics as u preparation for futurc work which arc cmplmsixccl by thc Pitchfork and hy thc OLYMPIAN. This cluh has tricd to nialcc thc stuclcnt hocly conscious of thc importance of posi- tions on thc school papcr and on thc '5'carhook. lt strivcs to proclucc not only good writcrs and layout iucu hut also tact- tul salcsmcn, alcrt and accuratc booklcccpcrs and financiers, aucl in gcncrul a group of pcoplc who havc lcarnccl to work togcthcr to attain a goal. i JANUARY 'l'Ol'-Virginia l'zu'lQinson, jun lXlcCouncll, Bohlbv llurl- 3 4 5 33 son, and Paul Hogan rcucl thc hy-laws of thc cluh. ' 7 18 fa 'gl 13-7 lo 1 l3lCl,OXY-lluying Llucs to Dorliss Rylc. thc husincss man- 14- 1 X35 ll' 'nf ugcr of thc Olyinpiun arc Connic XX csthrook, Bcttx' llaycs. 11 :incl llzurict Durham. I 4 X QY Ms.aA',,?' Priscilla Arnold, Marv Ruth liink, lcau Hairston, and Lillius Mcnihcrs Nlurlcnc 'l'crrcll, llugh NVilson, llclcu Pcttyjohn, and Loinina llichvell inulic pluns for thc initiation program. 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Junior Civitans Make Good Citizens President Marv Lou Bidwell, VieefPresident lzunes Hzunilton, Seere, tary Margaret NYooclyyzircl. ,l'1'Ck1Slll'Cl' Ilelen Ilorne, and Progrzun Cllkllflllilll Vlillizun Sliipp linye un iuforinul elizit ufter ll luuelieon xyitli Izunes Little, President of tlie Senior Ciyitzui. Members of the lunior Ciyituu Club ure supposed to be examples of good Citizens who ure outstnnding in elinrueter und ezipzieity. 'l'liey ure sponsored by tlie Senior Ciyitzui Club und zidyised by Nts. Bernard Cosey. In October tlie Senior Ciyitnns inyited the offieers to ii lunelieou. Several ineinbers nizide talks to tlieir Uyounger eiyituns at meetings tlirougliout tlie yeur. 'l'lie two elubs Work lizirinoniously in eyery yyziy tliey ezui. 'l'lie lizuclyyorlting group has undertaken seyerul projects tliis yeur: tliey distributed inli tlirougliout tlie senior liigli buildiugg und tliey sponsored 21 drive to get elotlies, food, junior Civifim girls Hssomng dothcs wiicctcd in thc 111111 mls to llcllj llccdli families llillc il lllclll' Clll'l5lm?l5- A clriye for needy families are llelen ll2lll21W2lf', Put Sisli, Mrs. yerirboolq yyus printed so that eiieli nieniber would lqnoyy Bernard Cosey. Mary Lon Bidwell, Betty Hayes, jerry about tlie plains for the yeur. 5l141Wi and 5l1'flCV ll ink? -P1'Og1'LlH1 eliuirniziu, Bill Sliipp, planned outstanding pro- gruins for eaeli meeting. xxlilllillll Sliipp slioyys tlie new eiyitun pins to Carolyn Nlit- Mnriniine McPherson, Mary Ruth Link, Dorliss Ryle, lozuuie eliell, Lilliiis Biclwell, llnrriet Durliiuu, llelen Ilutli Auirey, VVilli1uns, Doris Bireliler, Zllld Ioan Sayre distribute ink to Critlirync Niteliell, and jerry Slizuy. tlie elzissroonis. 72 Officcrs pnintinff thc siclewzrlk to riclvcrtisc rr football gzunc zirc Xlcrnbcrs Burl 'l lrcoclocion, Bill Shipp grncl lfclgrir Rrunbo 1 ut ui 'D 5 V Dun Tlrcoclocion, Prcsnlcntg l+orrcst jrrcobs, bccrctnryg Mr. Criff postcrs nt .-Xthcrtons. fin, gkclnsorg Bnclcly Joncs, 'lrczrsnrcrg :incl Frcclclx LcX'an, Yrcc- Prcsiclcnt. The Future K iwanians Thc Kcy Club, rnuclc up of lXYCIlff'-SlX Clczrn, ull-zrrouncl .XlllCl'iC2lll boys, is sponsorccl by thc Xlzrricttu Kimuris Club. lt is an honor to bcconrc gr Kcy-Clubbcr sincc thcsc boys zrrc choscn bccausc of clrurzrctcr, participation, social alctiritics, lC2lClC1ASlli1J, zrncl fcllowslrip with othcr stuclcnts. 'l'hci' try to bc lcuclcrs in ull XX'0l'tlly functions and obtain cxpcricncc in living und working togcthcr by scrving thc school und connnunity. This group rnccts cvcry Tucscluy night ut thc l irst hlctho- dist Church. Along with cuts and fun thcy discuss thcir ont- stuncling projccts such :rs painting siclcnzrlk signs to inforrn all athlctic fans about thc on-Corning gruncs and rrrnrrugirig conccssion stzuicls :rt thc gauncs. Xlonci from two of tlrcsc conccssions wcnt to thc Iunior Class to hclp finzurcc thcir bzrnquct. ln thc corninuniti' ficlcl thcy puck Tligrnlisgixing brrskcts uncl toys for irnury ncccly frunilics, and put up uxlllflfll of Dirncsn postcrs in thc stofc winclows. 'this ycnr thc Kcy Club sponsorccl 21 claincc in thc XYinn Strcct .Xuclitoriurn to rzlisc rnoncy to finzurcc thcir unclcrtzrkings. An cnthusiarstic ncw uclrisof, Xlr. Clcorgc Criffin, and ar hzrrcl working prcsiclcnt, Dan Tlrcoclocion, lnnc crcutccl high intcrcst zunong thc rncrnbcrs und huvc clonc nruch to rnnlic thc club nrorc progrcssivc. l our rncrnbcrs, Bill Shipp, Xlickcy Prrrkcr, Bud Thcoclocion, und lsclgnr Rznnbo xxcrc clclcgzltcs to thc Ccofgin District Club in Coluinbn-s. lsrncst Robcrtson, Crzrvson Uiixvsorr .Richarrcl .Xu- clcrson. lfrcclcly l,cVnn rrncl Bill Shipp :irc clzurcingg Lit thc Kcx Club llrrncc. Collccting toys for thc C:lliSlIll2lS .Xifl lfnncl urc Vliltcr Wvaitts, Bob Bcckurn, Stun Ilcnslcr, Riclmrcl lirowrr, l.onis Xmtts. lhrul Ilogun. Bishop. Nccl Stocks, Bill l'rn'lovsl43', john llill. 'tony' Ccorgc Shilling, Xlrclu' lhirlicr. Don Crrrrison, llill Carrington, Clgrblc Rm, Riclrrrrcl ,Xnclr-rson, rrncl Clcorsgc lllll'I'lN. 73 Glee Club Ranks High in State rI'lie Clirlsl Clcc Club, under the leadership ot Miss Rutli Leali Ogden, lias become one ot tlie most outstanding clioral groups in Georgia. As part ot tlieir busy seliedulc, tliey entertain tlie student body in elrapel, sing for 'various eiyic clubs in toyyn, and still find time for concerts and an operetta. Tliey liaye eycn been aslced to appear on teleyision. ln tlic spring 'tliey made a Superior Rating at tlic lfittli District Music Festival in Atlanta. 'l'liey en- tered tlie State Music lfcstiyal at Millcdgeyille and made a Unch rating wliieli is the top rating. 'l'lre judges commended the club liiglily for tlieir tone quality and perfection of style. The small ensemble, made up of tyyclye Clce Club girls, were asked to present various programs during the year. Tliey cntcrtained tlie Business and Pro- fessional NVomen's Club and appeared in 'die Lion's Club Minstrel. llelcn Horne, Gerry Ramsey, Mary Louise Daniels, and Ioann Burns liad leads in tlie opcretta, t .l'lie llcast ot tlie Little Lanterns , a musical por- trayal of Cliinese court lite. 'l'liese girls and tlieir director liaye added musical color to lite around tlie campus. lst RowWReyonda Gregg, Ellen Sayre, Margie Cliityyood, Molly Spangler, and Jeanine M arren. Zncl Rok-Peggy Leroy, Barbara Sniitliyyeclc, Barbara Mcktce Catliryne Mitchell, Carolyne Mitcliell and Dot Milson. 3rd Row-Mable lfernandez, Katliryn Dickey, Marion Rogers and Suzanne Stinnett. lXlembers of the small ensemble are: lst Row--Marcia Rodgers, loyee Cook, Margaret Combs, Geraldine Ramsey, Mary Louise Me-Daniel, and Sue South. Znd Row--llclen llorne, Peggy Milder, loanne Burns, Suzanne Xdams, Betty' lane McKinney, lane Rosier, and llarriet Durham. President Lillias Bidyycll plays tlie piano yyliile Ilarriet Durliani, Vice-President, Ioan Mobley, Student Directorg and Mary Lou Bidwell, Secretary and 'l'reasnrcr sgatlier round. Band Has New Director At the beginning of school students wondered who the jolly, friendly man with a smile always on his face could be. On inquiring they learned that he is Nr. XVhitney tlubner, new director of the band. Mr. llubncr is a congenial friend not only of the mem- bers of the band but also of eyery student of M. ll. S. 'l'hey haye all learned to loye and appreciate him. XX ith an increased number of members, the band has put on top performances this year. The show at the half of the Decatur game was particularly good and showed that the hand members had put much work into the preparation of their intricate dance. 'l'wice the band delighted eyeryone by play- ing in chapel. 'l'hey are always ready to do their part in eiyic affairs. On Memorial Day they led the entire school in a parade to the confederate ceme- tery to decorate the soldiers' graves. 'l'he latter halt of the year they practiced concert music to play at the District Music lfestiyal where they won a 'toncl' ratingg then they journeyed to lylilledgeyillc to play at the State lfestiyal. All these things are the result of much hard work by the members as well as by Mr. llubner. 'l'he outstanding purpose of the band is to giye students who are interested in music an opportunity to make something of their talents, but, as everyone can easily see, they make school life more liyely. Members of the band include: First Row-Billy league, Cathryne Mitchell, Ieanell Landers, Ann Siiinnons, lane llallenger, Iune Crowder, Carolync Mitchell, Iimmy Ingram. Second Row-Suzanne llendcrson, 'l'om llarris. Third Row-Iohn Hill, .Xnn Procter, 'l'ony Xlayes, XY, C. BleCall, Bobby Bentley, Betty Rodgers, 'l'eresa 'l'homas, Odelle llamilton, Nlr. llubner. Fourth Rc-w-Patty Richardson, Faye Rose, lean Bell, Nlaynard Young, Bruce Ryder, Robert Northeutt, Deyo Orton. Fifth Row-Lucy Robertson,'Maxine Ford, Betty Sarrell, Nlary Io Bishop, loan Clark, Chauncey Orton, Nlarl: Goodwin, 'l'homas Parr, XYaitsell Cnthbcrtson, lfloise XlcCall. Sixth Row- Dayid Moore, VVarrcn Hardage, Betty Lou lllrod, Barry Summers, Homer lones, Ray Rowe, Francis Palme, Billy 'l'rippe, Barbara Lou Rainey, Daniel Orton. Seventh Row-Iune llardage, Loyat Anderson, Larry Varner, Richard Butler. YYallace Attaway, NYilliain Cooper, Billy 'l'ripp. 'llhe band plays our Clear f'.'Xlina Slater while in the t'Xl formation. Xlaxine lford, llresidentg Lucy Robertson, Vice-President: 'l'he six pretty maiorettes who lead the band are: l+'ront Carolyne Nlitchell, Social Chairman: larry Varncr, 'l'reasf row, Cathryne Nlitchell and Carolyne Nlitchellg back row, urerg Deyo Orton, Librariang and Cathryne Mitchell, See- Icanell l.anders, lane Ballenger, .Xllll Simmons, and lnnc Crowder. retary look over new music. Dramatic Club Entertains l.ights-Camera--Aetion-!! No, you aren't on a moyic set. You are just at a practice perfornnmce of the Aeschylitc Troupe of the Marietta High Dramatic Club. It was a happy afternoon when the adyisor, Miss Mildred Black, called a meeting of all those interested in dramatics. 'llhere were many there from the eighth through the twelfth grades, but only a lucky few were picked to make up the l95O Dramatic Club. V l rom this chosen few came electricians, to see that the llgliting effects were handled properly, stage managers, to arrange the sets between acts, make-up artists, to apply facial make-up and care for costumes, and, most important of all, actors and actresses, to learn their parts with correct expres- sion. After weeks of practice in which each individual did his part to make the play a success, their efforts were finally rewarded by a large applauding audience on opening night. Not only docs the Acsehylite 'l'roup entertain with intrigu- ing plays, but they also give an annual ball for their fellow students at Nl. H. S. 'l'hc 'tRosc Ball -'l'he t'Masque Ball , both will long be remembered by students and alumni of Marietta High. H F Don Lllrod, Nlackcy' Nolen, Deyo Orton, Xlilliain Shipp and Miss Milf dred Black decide on the lights to use for a play. Harriet Durhani, Betty Hayes, and Mary Lou Bidwell umalie upu I.illias Bidwell and Dorliss Ryle. Anne NValdrip, Iovcc Caldwell, Patsy XX ard. Nancy McMillan, Polly Sim' mons. and Joyce Smith are deciding on costumes. sm a netsw 1 1 3 ll 9 to q 8 11 4' 5 1,515 14' 15 lx:-5 14' X 11 1 ' 33 13' 0 '51 5 .Lg 19 I 5 17 '5 9.5 1 N 1 51:4- Cynthia Coleman, Xlarianne Nlelllicrf son, Priscilla Arnold, Nlaxine Ford, loan Hardison, lean Hairston, Pat Xlillcr, Xlareia Rodgers, Peggy NYilder. and Helen Horne study their parts. ij? X a filllllg Ill tltltlll V Hfllll QE.-all Clieeking tlie llllllCtl11 bonrcl are Preaiclent Iolin llill, Secretary Members sketeliing ure: seiitecl Bunrlx Broun Xl1r111111e Donna NX enclorf, 'l're11s11rer Sonny S11'1111so11 1111cl Yieefl'resiclc11t XlePl1erso11, Xylfgllllil jxllll llnline Xl rx llllllll XX e li loyee Cook, :incl Iris Antler. stz111cl111g, .X1111 C,11111o11 Xlirx Ion C1 le 'l'l1e interest lll art of M. ll. S. stuclents is sl1ox1'11 by tlie large lllCl1llJC1'Sl1iP of the ever reucly Art Club. Under the talentecl leaclersliip of Mrs. I. S. Sl1ll1llOllS, the lllCIl1lJC1'S linve lllklflif tlie sel1ool 111o1'e lilllllltlflll with tlieir cleeo1'z1tix'e posters and z11't work. l11 Deeeinbei' tl1e halls were b1'igl1te11ecl by 1111 nrt exhibit sponsored by the Clllll 'l'l1e l1lCllll7Cl'S also jour- neyed to Rielfs to see tlie Seliolustie Art Exhibit 11'l1e1'e tlley had seveiul entries. 1111 I llllSO1l 1 tflell Xonng C rol N1ll1 1tr1t11 LX Xllllll lon er l1el111 C,1sl1 Xlir iret C0111 is Blflllfl llnntin to11 11 orlx U11 l1111cl1t11ft Xlrs S1111111ons slioxxs 1 slteteli of St Nick to Cillie llllf, 01111115 Sink. B1 Beislu, Nllflllll Luxis Clll'll'lCS lIclw'1rnls, Robert Northentt, lllllif Dnrret .xllll Siininons '111d Bill .Xcl'1111s. IOZIIIIIC lirinkliey, Lllllz1S Bidwell incl Sne Briclxett Art Interest At M. H. S. Soinetliing was 2IlWklf'S plzinnecl to lllllxL e1el1 club 111eet ing interesting. Ineludecl were 1 tillx o11 neliiteetiire 111d lll terior cleeorating by Gloria Kidd 111cl 1 plexigln ClLlllO11SfI'l tion by 2111 M. II. student, Iune ll1rd1ge Nlorris iXl1clclox illiistratccl poster 11111ki11g and M155 N 1rtl11 C lllllllll incl Mrs XVest spoke to the elub o11 subiects helpful to 1ll 11l1o 11e interested in art 11s Ll bobby or 1 1 c1r e 115 I6 11 is 19.1 41 15 14- .15 A6 Q9 50 52 9 Q ?JANUAR1,E 1-254 V 1 391v11fk I IJ If ,1 ff? 3 'NNE , PW ttf M' 1 if sw? LM ,piggy W,5S:sME1.xE lriiiilt F. B. L. A. Plans Future The purpose of the F. B. L. A., which stands for lfuture Business Leaders of America, is to develop aggressive business leadership, to create more understanding and interest in choosing business occupations, and to strengthen the con- fidence of young men and women in themselves and in their work. All of their programs are centered around this purpose, and eyeryone has taken part in the activities of the club. They sponsored a clean upn campaign with poster displaysg sponsored a turn oft the lightsl' campaign to emphasize economy, sponsored a 'tsuggestion box for school improve- ment, cleaned up the teachers' lounge, sold concessions at a basketball gameg contributed clothing and food for the Christmas and 'llianlqsgiviug drives, and, to add to the Christmas Spirit, they drew Christmas scenes on all of the blaclcboards, Miss Mary lflllilll Smith advises this club which is com- posed of ambitious students who are interested in the pro- motion of good business. 78 l . B. L. A. girls admiring their poster in the lunehroom are: standing, Peggy Leroy, Frances Ilughes, Barbara Cox, Mary Rice, lean Bailev, Bettv lean Kuykendall, and Marcia Rodgers, seated, loan lidenfield, Barbara Camp, Arm Me- Cormell, and Ioyce Ayeoelc. Seated, Eugenia Nolen and Miss Mary Ellen Smith, standing, first row, lime Hardage, Ianet Cornet, Nancv Bowles, loyee Smith, lerry Shaw, lflorine Hughes, Mary Lou Bidwell, and Mabel Bloodworth, second row, Dudley Gilliam, Lu- cille Brumbelow, Ceraldine Barmore, Betty lean King and Charlene Parsons listen to an enter- taining record, Manhattan 'l'ower.'l Secretary' lime Crowder, President Barbara Scott, Treasurer llelen Pettyiolm, and Vice- Presidcnt Lillias Bidwell clean the teachers' lounge. 11111122 i 'Ke- c,1cf11'L'1'S 1'01111111g 1111110110 l1l2l5.Q21!1l1CS 1110 R101111111 1X111101s1111 130111 xXv2l1'I'Cll, X111101 13111110s, 111111 .xllll C1111011 0101111 11101101's. 1110811101111 11011100 151s111111, X'11'C-1,l'C5111Cll1l C1111110s 1'.C1gC. '1'1011s11101'g 211111 Slllll 11Cll51L'j', 5CL'IC12l1'j'. M's Shine Among Athletes O111s1111111111g 11111111111 1110 1111g11111z11111111s 111 Nl. 11. 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Ioan Clark. ancl Xliriam Barfielcl. Vieef President, how to operate the projector. Q Ringing the hell on Parents' Night is Rieharcl Brown, Treasurer. Future Teachers Gain Experience A'NVho sponsored the singing in Chapel this morning? Hllho taught that Class while the teacher was absent?'l These questions can have hut one answer-the l ntnre 'l'eaehers ot America, aclvisecl hy lN'lrs. john C. Vielqrey. Urganizecl only last year, the lf. 'l'. A. memhers gained experience and rendered service to the school hy taking charge of elasses when teachers were absent, by running the projector for in- tornlational pictures, and hy sponsoring the hlinimurn Poun- clation Program for Plclncation. Practicing for a program in Chapel are Helen Knight, Priscilla Krnolnl, llelen Horne, and Helen Haclawav, Secretary. 80 Mrs. I. S, Tomlinson, President of the Senior Music club, chats yyith Nancy Shannon, Vice-Presidentg Margaret Combs. Treasurer: Ilelen Knight, Presidentg and Mary Louise Daniel. Secretary. Junior Musicians 'l'here are many musically inclined people yyandering around Bl. ll. S. yyho need an outlet for their musical ability. The lunior Music Club encourages all these interested young musicians to gather around the piano once a month and share their talents. Some sing, some play musical instruments, some just listenw-all learn to loye music. During the current year the Senior Music Club has spon- sored, for the benefit of the juniors, a series ot programs about the different types of music. Under the -superyision of Miss Clara Nolen, some of the outstanding members entertained yy-ith a ehapel program in April as a preyieyy to their spring concert-.-Xnne Sayre yyith a rhytlnnie tap solog Xlary limma XVeleh, Margaret Combs and Nancy Shannon yyith piano renditionsg Helen Horne with a yoeal solog and the small yoeal ensemble yyith a peppy yersion of 'tChit Chat. Members listening to records are: llelen lladayyay, Virginia Parkinson, Barbara Mann, Mary Ruth Link, Nancy Mineri Pat Miller, Ioyce Dunayyay, Sally Webb, Nancy Webb, Suianne Adains, lillen Sayre. Ann Sayre, Iris Antley, Mary lsmma YVcleh. Nancy Boyyles, Dorothy McNeel, Miss Nolen, Peggy LeRoy, Marcia Rodgers, .Xnn McConnell, Margaret YVoodyyard, Mabel lfernandex, and Carol McNair. Songbircls are: First Row, Marlene Seoggins, Dudley Xloore, Ioyce Caldyycll, Ann Mlaldrip, Ioyce Ann Louder- milk, Phyllis Foyyler, Rebecca Fricks, and Glenda Young. Second Rosy, Ioann Burns, Betty Hart Bryan, Mary ,Xnn Kiinel, Patty Pontius, llarriet Durham. Peggy YVilder, and loann Brinkley. Doris Birchlcr plays the piano yyhilc, First Roxy, I.illias Bidyyell, Betty llayes, Martha Mayes, Cynf thia Coleman. llelen Ruth Autrey, Ryland Syyain. Ioann Millianis, lileanor Syyain, Ilelen Horne, and llat Ilaley, Second Row, Betty Sarrell, Maxine lford, liyelyn Cash, Marianne McPherson, Barbara llobbs, ludy Oyyenby. Cresyyell Stephens, Mary lo Bishop, and l.ynn Iohnson look on. TOP Ll1II7'l'-Tlie offieers and sponsors deeorating the goal posts are Nlartha Naves, Yiee-Presidentg Iovee .Xnn Loudermilk. Seeretarvg Cynthia Coleman, Presidentg Bill Carrington and linnnv Garner, Sponsors. 'IUP RlCll'P-NVriti1ig out invitations to the Christmas l ormal are Ann Savreg Mrs. Fergus, .Xdvisorg Connie Convvavg and Xlarv Ann lXlePhers0n. RIGHT-lovee Caldwell, Patsy VVard, and Ann XValdrip pack a basket for a needv family. Lucky l3'ers The Luekv lg vvas organized for the sole purpose of having a woriderful time and helping others do the same. All under- elassiuen admire the eluh and dream of hovv someday thev Illllf' he one of the thirteen girls. 'l'his lively little group gathers together every other XYednes- dav afternoon at the homes of the menilners vvhere thev have refreshments and fun. Aside from fun and eats, though, thev find vvavs of helping others luv planning dances, parties, and havrides for everyone to eniov. 'llhese include the vvonderful Lucky 13-P. S Christmas Formal given at the Country Cluh. Preparing decorations for a partv are Iris Xutlu onine VX rlhuns, bun llenslev ind lilernor Swain. Officers having fun at the T. A. C. are Doris Birehler, Publicity Chairmang Shirley YVallcer, Treasurerg Ioanne XV'illi21lTlS, Presidentg Iovce Avcock, Secretarvg Ann Savre, Vice-President and Miss Betty Matthews at the piano. D.E.C. Adds Sparkle Let's go to D.E.C. has become a bv-word for these six- teen fun-loving girls and their sponsor, Miss Bettv Mattliews. They meet everv other Nlondav afternoon in the homes of their members for refreshments and entertainment. Believing in the old adage, Business before plavf' thev have put their heads together and Come up with such projects as putting soap and paper towels in the restrooms, hanging curtains in the teachers' restrooms, and completing several other useful projects to help improve M. H. S. They enter- tain thc student bodv each spring with a semi-formal dance which enlivens the vear for everyone concerned. 'l'hcv also engage in numerous other social affairs to fill their busy schedule-liavrides, picnics, record sessions, Coe, get to- gethers, and song relaxation periods. Xlembers Bo Bo Nolen, Ilarriet Durham, Sponsors sitting .ix 41' a Virginia Parkinson, Iudv YVelch, Dorothy lflvervone having a good time at the dance ing are Ricligtrl fm' NIcNecl, Merilvn Swift, Pat Sisk, Ioan Savre, after a football game, Sparky YVatts, lfel R m Miss Matthews, Beverlv Brown and Dorliss Rvle decorate Canteen for a dance. and Iaines Morris. TOP-Helen Haclaway, Virginia Ann llulnic, Miss Black, Advisor, Priscilla Arnold, and Richard Scott, Sponsor, make posters for the bulletin board. l3lLLOVX'!Filling stockings for Christmas are Cynthia Coleman, Blartha Xlayes, Nanci' Shannon, Xlarx' linnna NVclch, Doris llirchler, and Ceorge Bishop, Sponsor. P. S. Works and Plays i.i l A vw fy 1 3 v l'un foi all and all for fun, is the motto of the 1. S. Club and all the nieinbers try to live up to it in every Wai. This club was organized for the purpose of promoting friend- ship in the school and of boosting the spirit of the students by encouraging enjoyment. They try to extend friendliness to new students and to make them feel at home at our school. This high spirited club consists of eighteen happy girls and a pretty advisor, Miss Mildred Black, who was once herself a member of P. S. 'Ilhere are also three handsome sponsors, Ceorge Bishop, Ceorge Richards, and Richard Scott who add an interest to each meeting. P. S. meets every other NVednesda5' afternoon at the homes of the members for brief business, food and fun. Ilow- Cvcr, it isn't all play. They make helpful posters, decorate the goal posts before football games, usher at the games, and pack food baskets for needy families. The girls who make up this club are clean, all-around Amf erican girls with pleasing personalities. They are well-rounded girls who take part in church work, 'l'ecn Age Canteen activities, and in the projects of other youth organizations. 'l'hei' show that those people who are busiest have time to do most. livery year P. S. and Lucky l3 sponsor a Christmas formal at the Country Club. Besides dances, P. S. sponsors parties, hayridcs. Wiener roasts. and other social functions. Dau. 54402 . 4'1u,u,b .129 .7 I'bL frru ' ' .,'4,L,Z 2 f4cT Zz. , 4,2 6, ada ,V l . .W ' -f v .Jim fydar rffavxj .. . if-'aff'-Qfafil ta' yew fffff L1 .79 .4512 ' sffiwf. Collecting clothes for needy families are Ioyce Ann Loudermilk, Patsv VVard, Secretary, Marv Ann McPherson, President, Betty Day, Nancy McMillan, llelen Knight, and 'fiddle Richards, Bo Bo Nolen, Treasurcrg and Joyce Caldwell, Vice-Presi, Sponsor. dent, blow up balloons for a party. SPRING' llrclfy 115 ll piciurc is 11111 z1l11'z1ys 21131401305 B111 l1c1'c's ll q11i11f of CLl1lClid2lfCS hLll'C t stop the slww. A touch of lllkllllf' lxcgiuty scts off the P11lcl11'if11clc' Of lllosc 11'l1c1 sccli tl1c l1o11o1's f1'o111 H10 flAiC1lCllX 11111ltii11clC. l 01 Wcclis .X1111 :incl ixllllfj, Bcity, lc1111111c, 1111il Ioim ' Hail sought thc votes tl111t 11'o11lcl lC11cl tl1c1' to the tl11'o11C XVitl1 thc strong l11111cls of Bobluy, Evercltc H111'olil, lolm, 1111cl C111 Helping out tl1ci1' 1DLlI'tllC1'S us they fo11gl1 for C2lCl1 clucaf. 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Showing are many prospective tracksters such as Nlac Nolen, lirnest Robertson, Bill Carrington, Iackie LeRoy, Charles Ramsey, George Bishop, Buddy lones, Bill Morrell, David Smith, Iames Hamilton, and VV. M. Hughes. Prior to regular season competition, the Blue Devil thinclads entered the North Carolina Relays at Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Iames Morris eopped second place in the 70-yard high hurdles and ran a brilliant anchor position on the mile relay. Also on the relay team were Richard Anderson, Georgia Bishop, and VV. M. Hughes. Despite stiff competition Bill Car- rington squeezed out a fifth place in the 1000-yard run. MEET TECH FRESIHWEN Marietta High School tracksters took four first places in eight events in a dual meet with the 'l'ech Freshmen at Grant Field but lost the meet, 45-26, due to more experience on the part of the 'l'ech cindermen. Sam Hensley, Richard Anderson, and XVayne Bishop, all grabbed first place berths. Hensley, called by Coach Prcssley the best all around athlete in thc history of the school, won the shotput event. XVayne Bishop came in first in the pole vault event with a flight of ten feet. Anderson grabbed two firsts, one in the 100 yard dash, time 10.5, and one in the 220 with a time of 23.3. Also receiving points for the M. H. S. thinclads was David HRabbitl' Smith who managed a third place in the mile run. Long-legged Chuck NVest scored a second in the 440-yard dash. Marietta rolled up eleven points against some of At- lanta's top high school cindermen in the first meet of the Greater Atlanta Relay 'sponsored by the Spiked Shoe Society at Tech. They won first place in the Richard Anderson, Sprinter. George Bishop, 440. Vlfayne Bishop, High lump. Bill Carrington, Iavehn S n lltnsley, Shot Put. NX, Xl, llughes. 4446 4,946 lfirst row: Bill Carringf QQA ton. ll u d d y Ioncs. I o h n ll y XlcCollnm, Xlaeky Nolen, Charles Ramsey: second row: Sam llensley. XYayne Bishop, Charles Vest. XX. Xl. Hughes, Iaines Xlorris. a-,! 5 fl'i5- Right top: Iaekie Leroy. Distance Ruimtr Right center: john McCollum, Sprinter. shuttle relay. Blue Devil participants in this hurdle event were Richard Ariderson, George Bishop, NYaync Bishop, and Johnny Kle- Collum. 'lhe winning time for the -HU shuttle relay was 56.0. YN'ayne Bishop tied with Iinmiy Xlaxie of Druid llills for first place honor in the high jump with a leap of 5 feet T 7 S inches. Marietta paced third in the distance medley relay and in the 880-yard relay. Xlarietta was nipped hy the North lfultou Bulldogs in a dual meet held at Grady Stadium. lames Xlorris was high point mari for the NI. ll. S. thinclads with total points adding up to 2014. Norris took two first places and tied for another. llc won the l2Ofyard high hurdles and the 200-3 ard low hurdles and tied with Possum Bishop for first place in the pole vault. Clinch XYest placed first in the -Htlfyard dash, Sam lleusley took second places in the shot put and in the jayelin. Marietta failed to place in the discus which was won hy 'l'ed lichols of North lfultou. Marietta lligh sent eight participants to Birmingham, Alabama, to 1 .Sf Discus. Buddy Ioues, Distance Runner mics Xlorrrs Ilurdlcs we - ' 6 Mac Nolen, Sprinter. Ernest Robertson, Shot Put Charles 'VVcst, 440 Jimmy Garner, Manager compete in the annual Southern Relavs. These eight boys returned with three second places. Co-Captain Morris placed second in 120 high hurdles. ln the shot put event Sam Hcnslcv ticd for second place honors. The winning distance was 53 feet 7V2 inches. Smooth stridiing Chuck XVest was squeezed out of first place in the -H0 yard run luv a few inches hut received a second place. The winning time was 5-l.l seconds, won bv lrluhert Hahn from Ramsey High. Track Schedule North Carolina Relays Chapel Hill, N. C. Greater Atlanta Relays April l Tech North lfulton April 6 Grady Stadium Southern Relays April S Birmingham, Ala. Canton April 10 Canton Georgia llrcshmen 81 Decatur April 1? Grady stadium Seventh District April Zl Darlington Druid Hills April Z7 Emory State May 5-6 Macon 3 A 5 VValtcr VVatts CNot in Pitturcj In concluding the season the Marietta tlilnelads still have track meets with Canton at Canton, Georgia l rcshmen at Grady, Decatur here, and vvith Druid Hills at Emory. Tliev will enter the District Meet at Rome and the N. G. l. C. meet in Atlanta. First and second place winners in the district vvill compete in the state meet at Xlacon Xlav 5 and 6. the cross country. VV. M. Hughes, Chuck XVest, Frankie Golden and Harry VVhite come into the home stretch .Y -, . Iames Morris comes home in a fast race over Series Of Tournaments Highlight Boys' Physical Education lfor the first time, thc physical education program has in- stituted a tough football playoff, 'l'he sportsmanship and ability displayed in this tournament were extraordinary. All the games yyerc close with fourth period winning over first FH U .vxv ku X W . , V I ' . .xcruses eep the boys in trnn shape. period. Zfll. 'l'he basketball teams, under the coaching of a varsity player, seemed to be growing more enthusiastic oyer tourna- ment play. This playoff brought to light new talent. Again it was fourth period triumphing over first period, +9-19, in a feature game before the Valentine Ball. The track and field contest is conducted just as though it yy ere in conference competition. Everything is just the same except the throxying of the iayelin which has been omitted for safety reasons in prexious years. 'I'hc softball tournament provides that old spirit, t l'ake me out to the hall game . .Xlthough the playoff has not been played as to date, there will be sonic fine teams and pros- pects participating. lflaeh year the softball tournament is a climax to the physical education competition between periods. 'l'he physical education program has several goals toward which it strives. lt tzies to encourage sportsmanship and play with others, to make students realize the importance of exercise in keeping their bodies strong and healthy, to create interest in physical education aetixity that will carry oxer into later life, and last brit not least, to develop qualities of leadership. I.eYan goes after that ball. King lands a right to Brouns jaw as referee Ilaney watches. .X typical physical education basketball game li, YV. Abernathy. l7'irst Base. Buddy Fields, First Base. Iimmy lilitts, Outficld, Sam Hensley, Shortstop. l Coach Anderson hits to the outfield. Sluggers Go All Out For A Winning Team After last year's unsuccessful baseball season, a group of dis- appointed players decided to try their hand at American l.egion baseball. 'l'here seemed to haye been a transformation as some of the school's players who had neyer hit .300 in high school were maintaining a .700 average for a while. There was also a noticeable decrease in the number of errors made. These boys apparently learned to work more as a team than they had done last season. l iye members of that winning Legion nine form the nucleus around which Coach Harrison Anderson expects to build the best team Xlarietta has had in four years. These Legion boy-s include Sam Hensley, Dan 'l'heodocion, t'Buddy'l jones, Iimmy' lfitts, and Oliver Studstill. Hensley will lead the team from shortstop but will also handle some ot the mound duties. 'l'heodocion, as catcher, who batted oyer .300 last year has been called the best prospect. 'tBuddy lones, a right hander, will probably carry most of the burden of the pitching. If jones isu't hurling he may see action out in the field along with Iimmy l itts whose fielding is good and who also hits well. '1'he hurling staff will be composed of lones, Hensley, li. XV. Abernathy, a utility infielder last year, and Nlitchell Bacon, a sophomore curve ball artist. The Blue Dcyil diamond schedule is a short one containing only eight games in the Regional class. The Deyils are now in Region 4-AA, along with four teams from Atlanta and vicinity. Buddy lones, Pitcher. Freddy Mathis, Catcher. Oliyer Studstill, Third Base. Dan Tlieodoeion, Catcher. Aim And Scope In Physical Education Classroom tension is relieved each day by an hour of physical education. The variety of activities ahvays keeps the girls inter- ested and active. Bliss Nlathews, girls' instructor, taught such sports as svvim- ming, volley ball, basketball, soccer, softball, fundamentals, stunts and tumbling, badminton. and folk dances during the year. lu order to develop the students physically, she strove: To develop organic, muscular strength, and endurance. 'l'o develop control and grace of body movement and apprecia- tion of correct body posture. To develop skill in dancing and sports activities that vvill carry over into desirable leisure-time activities. To develop qualities of leadership. 'l'o develop acceptable social conduct. To provide emotional outlet 'through creative rhytlnns and recreational sports. One objective of physical education is dependent on and at- tained by another. Activities that develop strength and endur- ance create organic vigorg they provide outlets for thc emotions and can be made to promote group socialization. Activities and exercises cannot produce health, but when the activities and ex- ercises of a directed physical education program are planned te produce physical fitness, improved health results. 'l'he effect ot physical education is measurable in terms of student develop- ment, just as is the effect of any other phase of educational life. Basketball vvas the main interest of most of the girls this year. The classes held an exciting tournament vvith second period on top. Then this period played the girls' varsity team but lost by several points. Above: 'l'he girls enjoy an English game introduced by Miss Matthews to XI. ll, S. soccer. l Below: Cirls keep trim figures by evercising regularly. Barbara Scott prepares to hit the ball vvith catcher Ioanne llall and ltis going to be a scramble for the ball. umpire Ovanell Dean calling balls and strikes. -of --W A -w,L,.,,. .V ...Ye- N.,-fn,-v f -- Mmm ,i, R if 2 i ? 5 :mu 5 Charles Llclgc-Football Czltlmnc and CLlfOlj'llC Mitclxcll-llllml 9? ,QL-ifiiliifziz, W5 ,Wu ye, V. ,..,, . Nylll. Ui Fw 0afsfana'1hg After the voting for supc1'latix'cs was ovcr, thcrc wcrc still scuiors who had lnccu out- standing in Club worlc, in Sports, or in jour- nalism. Tllcsc, bccuusc of their imlividual Bill Young-Football Lillias BiclwcllwOlympizm v1!m Io 1XIl1l NlcCl111C-'I'ri-Ili-Y XXvLlf'llC l31sl1c1p-Bz1skctl111ll Sembrs of I9 0 -Q 111c1'i15, wcrc chosen to rcprcscnt their fields 111 wl1o's who 111 Xl. II. S. XVIIO k11o11's-w Hwy 111111 SOINCCIZIS' uppcm' ill XYh0'S XVl1c1 ill .X11lCI'iCLl. Ccorgc 1315111111-0111111111111 IICIC11 Ruth .XllfI'Cf'-BLISLLWhilll Best Looking-Doris Birehler and Ernest Robertson. Xlost Intelleetiull-Nzlriex' Young and Hugh XVilsUn, Superlafllfe Reflect cflool Pride In fulfillment of Ll lmclitioir of lung standing at XI. H. and chosen by popn, Lu' vote Of the entire student body, the suf periutives are time niediuins ttrrough wlunn their fellow students exernplity their pride in their school and their deternrinution to help build and nrziintain us future Citizens il superlative eunnnunity und Country for the glory of the generations to eonie. 5b'1 MARCH Q 'x13L'l 2910 XBWW 1 V5 xh- 1 ax aa. fa ao X :u.a'1 29 39 50 4 n F1'ic11dlicst-IIurrict Ijllfhillll :md XX nltcr NY:1tts Xlost AXtl1lctic-Bcity XXWLIITCII 111111 R1L'll2l1'd .X11clcrso11. 3 r E Miss M.H.S -- Dorliss Ryle Bee1111xeofl1e1' xixgleirmm 111141 sp111'kli11g lIl2l1lllL'I'. l3o1l15aT111s because of her c111fsfz111d111g selmhlstie 11lu11it1. She is illl 111 came Ll lender ill exery plume of 1lL'fiX1ff at Nl. Il, S. She terested xwmrker 111 'l'1'i-H1-Y. I11111r11' Ci1'it:111. l71'1111111t1e Club 11 IS xerxed us ptexidelnt of Hue xflldent COIIIICH 111141 as bllSillC.w5 and D. IC. C. Club. lu spirit :md elnzlmetel' Dorliss ffllh 111 11111ge1' of the fJlfHl1Dill1I. She um 111it111tecl into Beta Club ty-pifiea the finest ideals and LlL'lliCXCIllC11tS Llftllillklblif. A alma' M. fi. 5. Above: 'Danny Baer administers outlr of office to Bctu Club officcrs. Below: - Macky Nolen I and lfurl Mzlttlicws put sonic rnoncy 111 the potl' for Innnry Garner and Sparky VVz1tts. with a wutclr. Louis VVutts, 'Iiddlc lllCl12l1'llS, und Iinnny Lord udniirc their Colden Cloves trophy. v Al Dodd presents Stun Hensley, M. ll. Sfs most valuable football player, Patricia Young dances at talent show for the benefit of CARE. Students cniov dimciiig to thc inusic of ICJ Vubiaiii :ind his 011-licsfrzi. Quartet Ionnne Burns, Betty Lino McKinney lincy Robertson, und llyluiid Swain sing at talent show, Xnn SLIXTL' CILIIICCH Lit tLl1Cllf allow. O Nlilrilvn Bnirrows :incl lilllcn Sin rc give out with 'l'l1 Left: King :ind Qiiccn lend thc grand inzircli at thc Yulcntiiic Bull. c-Bells nf St. Nlzliyjsf' ' Dorliss Ryle A Helen Pettyjohn Betty Ilnycg Nancy Young Honor 6 aduafes These seven seniors of 1950 have earned the title of Honor Graduate, Along with dances, football games, and many Club activities, they have managed to keep up an average of more than 90 for their junior and senior years. lt is a title of which they should he proucl, and one which will follow thern through life. Sam Hensley Harriet Durham Gene Rickman 102 TIIIIIIEIS for 11111 11101111113' Of gr111111111i0l1 1111-V. Of lrying 111 1112 guy, B111 111111111 we part, T111' 11'111'11r11ps s111r1, 11 1' 111511 111111 11'1f 11111111 .s 011. 111111111 you S11 n1111'11. JO TE ' Builders of America's Beautiful Class Rings, Pins, and Invitations Official Jewelers and Engravers for Marietta High Sold and serviced Through FLETCHER' Warieffa it ogfachng yewekm ana! lgdofogralo We Appreciate Serving You and for Having Produced All Portraits and Photographs Ill THE 1950 OLYMPIAN TRUMAN FLETCHER, Mgr. anongWlsAn ZQZSW TIRES 32. :E5E55 :fE5E 5f555EfE l:55552S?5555f15555533555555225 T aaaaa ea NICPHERSON TIRE SHOP SINCLAIR PRODUCTS QUALITY TIRE RECAPPING Marietta, Georgia Phone 355 l Again Our Daddy Says, Tis A Mark Of Distinction Barry To Have Your Gift Come From ,, mano D S, Marietta, Georgia Be Sure To See: D lv'l'Q Ol ,, AL DODD - CLASS OF 933 BILL HAMES - CLASS OF ,48 JOANNE TAYLOR - CLASS OF '49 LUCY DODD -- CLASS Ol ,414-, ROBERT L. OSBORNE Before you make that important decision dL Phone 821 about the purchase of your future gifts. Cash Marietta, or ll 77 . Georgla your .grienclfg yewedr C 'ff t 9 V Congratulations to the Olympian Staff and M. H. S. Faculty C4Y0u Will Pay Less At ATI-IE'RT0N9S 106 Through The Years ...... Born during the turbulent first great World War. th: OLYMPIAN for thc past 33 years has faithfully recorded year by year the activities and pers,nalities of the Marietta High School student body. Coplcs of each edition have become treasured keepsakes, The OLYMPIAN serves as an invaluable adjunct to the history of Marietta - - - its people. its growth. its progress. 191 BRUMBY PRESS has produced every edition of the Marietta High School GLYMPIAN - - - a fact of which we are extremely proud. Every year. into each OLYMPlAN has gone the expzrt crafts- manship and high quality which chai'acl.erizes all printing done by BRUMBY PRESS. When we say we are proud'7 ol' having printed the OLYMPIAN for so long a time, we mean just that. We are proud to have had the opportunity of serving succeeding classes at Marietta High School in such a capacity. Too, the association with the various students in helping to plan and produce the OLYMPIAN has meant a great deal to us. This reproduction shows how the very first edition of the Marietta High School OLYMPIAN appeared. Al- though in great contrast to the OLYMPIAN of today. this 1917 OLYMPIAN dis- plays the same high quality of printing that has marked each subsequent edition. Brumby Press has printed every OLYMPIAN since the initial issue. having produced with pride each yearbook in keeping with the honored name and tradition ol' Marietta School. Hijjh 1950 But most of all, when we say we are proud, we mean being highly pleased and gratified at the not- able recognition which has been accorded the OLYMPIAN, especially during recent years, for its superior quality in every respect. This recogni- tion includes being given an ALL-AMERICAN rat- ing, the highest accolade a high school yearbook may receive, four tirnes during the past ten years. So with this, the 33rd edition of the OLYMPIAN, we at BRUMBY PRESS extend heartiest congra- tulations to the 1950 staff, while expressing the sincere hope that this year, as well as in the years to come, the OLYMPIAN may continue to merit the highest possible acclaim. BRU MBY PRESS, Inc. MARIETTA, GA. 107 Brumby Furniture Co. Comladfe ,jvlome jurnifierfi Congratulates M.H.S. Congratulations- On a Job Well Done and Best Wishes- On Your New Job to Come nta St. Free Parking Phone I T 0 the Class of 1950 Our lleartiest congratulations and sincere wishes for a happy and useful life. L U M XX S B 5 Y. 'P ix 'Q 0 Q 0 to T 'O Q' If he I 1 I I aiif-:Q E531 -K f If 4 3 1 0 lf 4 V 0 , Q, x 36 years of serving the needs of a great and growing community 109 MARIETTA FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION II2 Atlanta Street LOANS ON REAL ESTATE SAVINGS INSURED TO 55,000 Phone 2742 Wm. D. Little, Sec.-Trcas. Foon SERVED TO PEIIFEGTIGII If II1 '3,-IP? ' 5 IIIIEI 5 ,nm I I A4 13 T I'JIm 5 5 .IIf60Qy'2Eqi5-KQWWWPFQM MQ Q png if lk. Q 2 If WI mtg' W gg AWS' EI GI' T Phones 9122 - 848-W I fl I I 1 9 I OPEN ALL NIGHT EWWW I2.MLNO.AHANTAONIJS4I4LANE sf MARIETTA GEORGIA 60I'lgl Cl,tlfL!Ctfi0lflf5 fo fke 0 J. T. SISK REALTY CO. Michael Brothers Glass Co. 313 Roswell Street Marietta, Georgi Automobile Glass and Accessories Mirrors - Cathedral Glass - Plate Glass - Window Glass PHONE 2055 1 COBB EXCHANGE BANK 22 North Park Sq llzll 'c COURTEUUS BANKING SERVICE ll b l'l ID, ffl F1 t' EARL G. MEDFURD lllSlll'llIICC-LOQIIIS-liCilI Eslulc .3 Alla 1 Sl-ef-1 Pl 1098 Congratulations to Graduates of 1950 We extend our cohgratulatiohs to M, H. S, graduates, arrd vvish you much success irr the years ahead You have achieved much arrd have every reasorr to feel proud ot your success. Our best wishes go vvith you tor the tuture. THE FIRST NATICNAL BANK Marietta, Georgia MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT SHOE STORE W I L L I A Marietta, Georgia D Telephone 96 On The Squ --+1 .fd Cgomlagzfe ibrug .Slow Best Wishes -+I-' From Your Marietta, -:- Georgia Strand, Bell, Cobb 81 Drive-In DEVIL L Short Orders 1 Sandwiches - Barbe Haburgers - Hot Dogs Curb 24H 16 Mile Off Roswell Street on 4-Lane I h Royal T ypewriters + + + Rentals and Repairs Office Supplies and Equipmen School Supplies + + 'I' 0EElCE SALES 81 SERVICE 216 Atlanta Street Johnny Walker, Inc. Ambassadors to the Well-Dressed Young Man COMPAQ Oufhfs Zlmm lim! fo lor Phone 331 .746 Maui? ,Sfmt Dis in we Coiit res l6Ol5:JlZoswell Streelil M Georgia Wzsh es P M '-'+- Extending Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1950 Sew - Save - Be Thrifty J. M. Fowler in ww Company THE MILL END stone 205 Mill Street Congratulations to the Class of 1950 For the completion of a notable high school record and to the annual stall lor' another excellent edition ol the Olympian. ANDERSON MOTDR COMPANY Cobb Cooperative Dairies, lnc. C2 If f i, Extends Congratulations Ongra u a long And Best Wishes To The fo fhe Class of 1950 R - -an sr. Phone 98 ffm 0 1950 Marietta Daily 4 Journal Established 1866 Z 2 5 C bb County's Home Daily The News While It I N Compfmenfg . . . . OWENBY MANUFACTURING CO, manufacfurerd of jine Jcaif mar QMJQAULQP M rr Mrc plr CARS-TRUCKS PP' HP' 'S' Sago-.glruice MARIETTA, GA' -+1 p Phone 266 329 Atlanta Street 219 Atlanta Street Phone 1409 All Work Made Satisfactory M G g . june and Shirley Like Milk That Comes From Call 1071 Kennesaw Road R. O. Hardage and Sons CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE 1950 smlons me of,-mf my IN :S Ofafani ,9l'lC. 1918 Roswell Street Marietta, Georgia Compliments of BARRON BUICK C0., Inc. Anderson 81 Wadrlell St. Marietta, Georgia OLUQIAJ For Your Date - Dances and All Other Occasions She Expects Flowers From Azkeffon Q green ,Almwe Phone 58 117 Imac HITQQW MARIETTAN GEORGIA Best wishes CoTng::tu::c:1ions o e ass H Of 1950 Good luck Graduates of 1950 we Myne 51,4 sfwp A. D. L I T T L E INSURANCE + REAL ESTATE Be: Tliislws PHO 44 Gradffagigilflass 112 Afldhftl Street 1 Our Five Registered Pharmacists Fill More Prescriptions Than Any Other Drugstore in Georgia There Is A Reason! Marietta Georgia 9 Venetian Blinds 0 Asphalt 6' Rubber Tile 0 Wall Tile 0 Awnings 6 Insulation Allen .l. Culley 305 Church St. Telephone l680 Best Wishes and Good luck To The Class of T950 GROOVER HARDWARE Phone 54 Park Square 4 MAN LEY St ADAMS MARIETTA. GA. 4 119 Cobb County Federal Savings and Loan Association The Debt-Free Home--The Best Investment NORTHEAST CORNER PARK SQUARE SCHILLINIYS INC. H A R D W A R E .IU ANNE SHOP Style Center of Marietta 4 0 M f t rers a11d.C0ntract0 E Is Congratul t SHEET METAL WORIC And HEATING PLUMBING Best Wishes to h Class of 1950 + MARIETTA, GEORGIA 4 4 161, ks! I Ph 1,595 F dedin 18351 F E A Schill g S l Congratulations ALLEN DRUG COMPANY Phones: 4 and 5 ' W. Park Square . Best Wishes a N MARIETTA - Geonnlzx - Munufndurers of Superior Institutional, Office and Home Furniture GUEST Nici: Slgiby ttullegproof MQTOR Co. W Your Ford Dealer 4 Also Nylon Hosiery Ford F0 l And Luxite Underthings Cars Tru k For The Ladies Marietta, Ga. HOLEPROOF Ph 61 , one Hoslery Company Best Wishes , 121 rd Co' Congratulations On a Job Well Done Funeral Home Am, prompf .fgmdufance - .ghruice - 408 Church Street Phones 548 6' 549 Best Wishes On Your New Job to Come 4 Indian River Mills For Style And Quality Ill A Mark of , Ladies and Children Qllality Footwear Come FOOIIS llllllll To CONSISTENT P XS? sAviNos A COURTEOUS 'Hwy 5 'W aerial SATISFACTION .Slove Colonial cn N I Telephone 1024 On The Square St0I'CS 0 R John Thurmond Appliance Company Bendix - General Electric Sales - Installation Best Wishes W REDFERN'S Hardware - 5 and I0 1605 Roswell St. Marietta, Georgia The Olympian Staff of 1950 wishes to extend their thanks to each and everyone of their advertisers and hopes for them a successful year. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATINC GLASS OF'50 McRAE-LATIMER STYLE SHOP Marietta, Georgia Hardwares and Paints Seeds and Fertilizers Farming Implements Super Market DuPRE'S The Sportsman 111 Atlanta St. Phone I364 Marietta, Gu. 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