Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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Parents lNlght IS an annual meetlng of the PTA Each parent lollows hxs chllds schedule for the day Here Mrs Bernald Cosey SQIIIOI' Engllsh teacher punlshes Mr Eaxl Brooks fol lJ8lI1g' a bad boy PTA Plans Fun And Recreation D1d you make 1t7 Have you heard whos golng to be on the team? For days we went around wonder mg and hoplng The b1g questlon 1n ever yones m1nd was who made the tenn1s team At last our dream had come true 'Vlarletta now had a more extended recreatlonal program Thanks to the PTA two tennls courts and two out door basketball courts had been added to our physlcal educatlon equlpment After the basketball and football games we all gathered 1n Brumby to learn new dance steps The Bunny Hop was one of our favor1tes These dances were sponsored bv the PTA The new m1crophone and records they gave us made the dances more fun They had to wo1k hard to pay for these thmgs An except1onally good booth at the Hobby Fan netted them S240 from hte sale of candy cookles and pop corn Then they cleaned over S100 on a bxg rummage sale 1n the Park Squa1e September they held a buffet supper at the Marxetta Country Club, welcomlng the teachers Board of Edu catlon, and PTA oflicers After the first meet1ng they entertalned at a tea Th1s gave the parents and teachers a mhance to get to know each other The PTA has helped set the pace for close cooper atlon and understanding among teachers parents and students We feel that lt has meant mole to us th1S year than ever before The Bunny Hop was one of the new dances mtroduced to us by the The Executxve Board met once a month to make plans for the PTA Peggy Dobbs and Johnny McCollum lead off followed by Suc PTA Mrs Wesley McRae presides as they dlscuss the Baxtex Redlern Dennls Slmmons MHFIC Barfield and Eddle Knlght play Two Gentlemen of Verona Wh1Ch they sponsored t' I A T 1 ' A . if - i ' c, s - ' ' . T gf course PTA isn't all work and .no fun.. ln w v H . IU. .' ' ' . . ' 1 P D . I ' ' , . tr.. ' I ,e , '- 26

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Band Members are Cfirst rowj Barbara Eason, Bam- bi Robb, Yvonne Lord, Maynard Young, Lynn Downey, Grace Churchill, Sadie Attaway, Charles Borders, Cs e c o n d row? Robert Payne, Betty Smith, Melva Turney, Joyce Te- beau, B e v e r l y Hughes. Jerome Goldwasser, Denny Edwards, Cthird rowj An- nette Edwards, Margarett Bishop, Jim m y McRae, August Kokal, Tommy Swaim, Billy Hayes, Irma Daniels, Ellen Mc- Cary, Cfourth rowj Jerry Barfield, Charles Moss, Preston Reece, John Wells. Marvella Dodd, D r u c y Beck, Sue Brown, Janice Jensen, Cfifth rowj Bobby McCoy, B i l l y Sockwell, Dan Cox, Jimmy Bell, Bill Dunaway, Hendrix lVIcCoy. George Sutton, Csixth rowj Walter West, F r a n k i e Knight, Lee Broadhurst, Frankie Reid, George Cris- sey, Forrest Meiere, Teresa Thomas, Cseventh row! Gus Creed. Johnny Chunn, Jean Hatcher, and Dick Harris. Net New Formations are the specialties of Mary Ann Henderson, mascotg Jan Barton, Barbara Henderson: Peggy Fricks: Ann Hayes, Sue McGaha, and Ccenterj Floy Delk, drum majorette. These majorietes have worked hard to perfect their stunts and have added an extra touch of color to the band all year long. They also play instruments when the band is not marching. Officers Denny Edwards, student director, and Bobby McCoy, vice president. watch as Dick Harris. president. points out positions. Mr. Robert Ousley Cleftj. director for the past two years, is a graduate of Columbia University with a B.S. degree. 25

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The spring formal was something special this year. It celebrated the decora- tion of the Teen Age Can- teen. This was a long awaited drcam that finally came true. Spring Formal Reepens Teen Age Canteen From rags to riches. This was just how we felt when the city council allotted us the money to fix up the TAC. So much was needed, it was hard to decide what to buy. The big night came at last. The decorations were finished, and our spring formal marked the reopening. You just can't imagine how proud we all were. Of course the TAC was open every afternoon for teen-agers to play ping pong or pool, watch television, eat, or just talk. Mrs. Lowell Langworthy, Mom to us, was always on hand with a smile. Our Halloween carnival was one of the highlights of the year. The Starlightersn provided the music and at twelve o'clock the queen of the ball was crowned. Gerry Culley had been chosen 'KlVliss Hallo- ween by the Junior Class. Other occasions we can't forget are the dances after the football games. The TAC always provided a friendly atmosphere of fun, frolic, and fellowship for the teen-agers of Marietta. TAC officers Bill Davis. treasurer. and Robert Hill, secretary. Ping Pong is one of the TAC's most popular sports. Dewey Bearden watch as president. Prilla Glover. serves Sally Webb, vice and Bruce Cone watch as Don Brooks makes the winning hit. This president. an orange drink. was only one of the games provided for teen-agers by the TAC.