Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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Helpful handymen were Richard Hagood and Morgan Bagwell. Here they finish the stage for the big night. 5 Campaign Managers: Billy Cook, the lone male, discusses the events of the evening with his rivals-Prilla Glover. Gerry Culley. Betty Hamilton, Kay Costigan, Martha Newton, Beverly Lewis. Carol Jones, Joann Kemp, and Dianne Johnson. The Valentine Ball Eighth Grade Candidates Sue Redfern Sophomore Class Candidates Gloria Junior Class Candidates Barbara Nor- and Terry Lowe, Jackson and Marion Jones. ton and Gene Suggs- M

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Bar 1-.4-g4.7, bara sells hot dogs to earn votes. ra I -,,, '9 yup. Freshman Class Candidates Elizabeth Hipsher and Bobby McEntyre Mrs. Swain crowns Charles Aycock King of the Ball while Prilla adjusts Chloe Kimel's crown. Hearts, lace, Music The suspense was terrible. This was the night of the Valentine Ball. I could hardly wait to see who the winners would be. As I leaned forward, all at once a deafening cheer went up around me as Charles and Chloe came down the stage to be crowned King and Queen of Hearts. Everybody was smiling, even the losers, and I felt so happy I could bust! Mrs. Swain crowned the winners, and the Grand March began. l'd never seen so many people having so much fun. Finally the gala affair was over and its memories along with the hearts, lace, and music were put away for next year's Valentine Ball.

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Lawyers Fame Chambers and Fred Bentley came to school one speclal Tuesday mornmg to plead the cases of Marletta H1gh Schools Chrlstlans and non Chrlstlans Thelr JUFISS composed of students tried the cases We had all helped Wlth the St3tlStlCS by answerlng the questlonnaxre WhlCh was used for evldence Tuesday Chapel Pleases Students No Room In The Inn a Chr1stmas story presented by Sen1or H1 Y gave us a wonderful 1nsp1rat1on to begln our Chr1stmas holldays Gary Tucker Sunson Adams and Jack Bachman were the star players The Chr1stmas theme was carrled out further by the smgmg of carols by the language department What are we havlng 1n chapel th1s morn1ng'7 was the questlon almost everyone of us asked every Tuesday morn1ng We could expect anythmg from a Teen Talk to a basketball game One mornmg we even made rubber w1th the man from General Electrlc Our school clubs each sponsored a program at the1r ass1gned t1me throughout the year These programs enabled the part1c1pat1ng clubs to better acqua1nt the student body Wlth thelr projects and act1v1t1es In one program at the begmnmg of the year, a representatlve from each club ln school ln the gulse of an 1mp gave Satan reasons why hls club should remam a part of the school If the reasons were good enough the club kept functlonlng In th1s way all of us found out why we needed the varlous servlce merlt, and SOC1al clubs The Rev Howard Cook of the F1rst Bapt1st message Under New Management Lawyer Fame Chambers Mrs Lowell Langworthv and our own James Balley added thelr VIEWS on dlfferent subjects to encourage and gu1de us 1n the r1ght way of hfe Junlor C1V1t3HS Communvst Rally Sen1or Trl H1 Ys mock Jury trlal, and Mlss Nolen s leadlng the Alma Mater were all programs that were beneficlal as well as enterta1n1ng Toward the end of the year, we attended a styllsh fashlon show presented Jomtly by the four soclal clubs We learned more about our herltage from the Key Clubs program on Amerlca . . . . . , ,, . . . . . , . 7 , . 7 Church opened our Y-sponsored Teen-Talks with his fl 77 ' , . Y . u g - Q ct 1 ,, A . I 1- . , . . . , . ,, . . . . 7 Q .-, A. . . . . I N U H N ' Y 5 ' . 3 ' ' . . . . ' ' 7 ' 14