Marietta High School - Orian Yearbook (Marietta, OH)

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The biggest part of homecoming each year was our class float. ln plan- ning and building that float we spent many of our most rnunioralile mo- ments-working at the liarn and drink- ing cider. From Let's Top 'Emu and Tip the Scales Our Way, we gained experience to make our senior float Make It a Hit the best ever-but thc judges didn't agree with us. lda lice Mclilwain Harold Hug:-nc McKnight Sherry lmu McKnight Floyd Carlton McGuire- Kay His-hl McKnight William Hurt McVit Www 1 A .luck Im- Maliam-y lmnna IM- Mann William llicliarfi Marshall .lanivs l.:lrry Xlunkine tlfirnluliini Xlznrsliztll lie-iivvzt lililll f- llgirl H im

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llxle Franklin Kerman James Winan Laflin Patricia Louisc Layman James Nathan Kirkbride Nancy Lee Lane James Ilodd Leake 11- Carol Lee Myrtlo Marrow Leister Robert Longfellow Carol Ann Lf-hman Sharon Irvno Leonhart llavid Windsor Lowry William Mathew Lund llivlmrcl Edwin Lyon .lack David McAdoo Mildred Ovalinv McCartney Joan Anno McClure William Joseph Mrllormott l22l if W?

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Mable' liosina Masters Gerald Paul Moore Shirley lluth Morris Jackson Lee- Menear James Lewis Morris Freda Mae Morrow Q5 llonald Eugene Mossack llonald Lee Nicholson Ernest Iyron Nunn Mary Alt-eia Murray Alfred Marvin Noland llarlyn liileen Nyc- L24 Earning money for the class and for graduation began in our first years of high school. Since then, we have had at least one yearly bake sale and a rum- mage sale. Also, we have sold initials and our Class numerals to display on our sweaters. As seniors we inherited another money-making job - selling: candy and pop at basketball gains-s.