Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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fun 'n frolicl Lucky 13's Sock-Hop Qaborel sports its winners, Floyd, Nancy, Jimmy, and their socks. It's yo-yo time again fright? as some of the boys get together after a movie. lVlimi's hair-do Lbclowb is go- ing to be tricky after this spend- the-night party. Durin occasions for the students to enjoy. The social clubs usually kept things popping with dances, hayrides, and parties. Af his socks, several other new themes were introduced. F ' . . ' or its spring dance, DEC used the theme of the song g the school year there were many special ter the Sock-Hop, where everyone danced in 3 An A DEC members and thei d t r a es are looking forward to a good time. They wave good-bye as they leave for a hayride to .X North Fulton Park, There will he food and fun for all. 12

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Mr. Antley's barbecue Cahmvei for the foot- ball team was enjoyed by teammates Charles. Bud, Dan. and John. Too Young, complete with baby bottles. An- other original idea was a Twin Dance, sponsor- ed by the Di-Nintiesf' To this couples came dressed alike. Then there was the unforget- table Girl Break. This was the one time girls were allowed to ask for dates. Besides Dances, there were such festivi- ties as teas, luncheons, and spend-the-night parties. Right after Christmas came the fa- miliar yo-yo fad. On every street corner there appeared a group having its own little yo-yo party. To close the football season, the team was given a barbecue by Mr. Antlev. The Kev ..- ' .,,. ,,- j'3p4w, Halloween Night discovers Faye, Sally, and Connie at Atherton's Drugstore. It's hard to recognize them in their costumes. l 'H we il' A M , 'fif- Club entertained with a banquet followed by a sport dance. Spring and fall found everyone looking for a good place to go on hayrides. 1951-52 was really a year of fun and frolick. Tho. Rat Qkat dance. a Yuletide formal, was a big success and a feathei in the hat of the club. Dancing to George Miller's music ale Maigaut Charles, Judy, John, Ellen. Lulu, Macky, and Carol. 13 A Christmas luncheon entertains Nancy, Ann, and Helen. Phyllis is serving her guests cookies and cokes at thc holiday partyf