Marietta High School - Orian Yearbook (Marietta, OH)

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Spring! The cncl of our last ycar togctlicr. There wcrc all liincls of colc- liratiuns, but onv of thc niost Qllj0j'01l was thc class picnic, whcrc cvc1'yo11a- could lot clown his hair and rcally cirioy hinisclf. As usual, the girls tricd to outclo the boys i11 baseball, and cvo1'y- one leven the teacliersl stuffed himscll' with pop and liotdogs, having a won- derful time. Z llllllllll Jvaii Shimp Arlrian Wzlync Slirivcr .I11l111 Michucl Sillllnll .Iurly Juliana Sl1l'iHlC'l' Alfrcll l'Ilb:-1'fcl1l Sirlmlall Richard Hugh 911 A-'K S ll 11 1 S1111 1 ll cal S111 gllll 1

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Betty Jean Reynolds Lee H. Rigsby Jerry Lynn Roush Norma June Richardson Ilelores June Robinson NVilliam Bernard Ryan Jeane Louise Sams James llonald Schafer Allan Neely Schramm Edward Iiarrell Santee llewey Edward Sehau Martha Lou Schramm Our high school days have been pre- paring us for the time when we must go to college, take a job, and meet the world. As our days as seniors become numbered, we realize the experience we have gained and the friends we have made. Carolyn l,uc'ille Schultheis Peggy Anne Schultheis Carroll L. Scott Edna Lee Scott flltij Charles Thomas Seevers Margaret Elizabeth Shepler

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Shirley .Io Spf-nr-er I-lurvey Louis Sprague lluth Varolyn Staley lidward Hugh Sprague Phyllis Irene Sprague Wilmer Wayne Stanley Judith Rosalie Stansbury Barbara Sue Steed Karl Wullzxee Stephan lVIurthu .lane Steziclniun Barbara Jenn Stegner Margie Joan Stephens Les Remember when you first started high school-at new and frightening world. Being a senior seemed remote and far awayg 1955 was just Z1 far future year. But somehow that date Came around, and we were the class trying on cap and gowns, practicing keeping in step with Pomp and Cir- Cumstaneef' and being recognized at Senior Recognition Assembly.