Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

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-,S-N A ?'s-,ff f..-.1 I I I I in-r W-....::,, -'Y fdwwi Board of Education Seated: Mr. Eugene Cross, Mr. Joseph Noyes, Chairman, Mrs. Walker Blanton, Mr. Robert Twitty. Standing: Mr. Robert James, Mr. Hugh Beam, City Superintendent, Mr. Earl Godfrey. Long before you walk into the doors at 8:30, preparation has been made for your coming. A dedicated group of Marion citizens has spent long hours of thought and study to determ i n e your needs an d ways to meet these needs. Because the Marion City School Board and Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Hugh Beam, have led the way in meeting our needs and the needs of future stude nts of Marion High School in the provision of a million-dollar building for our use, we, the Hylander Club, dedicate the l957 Hylander to them. 3 I

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Foreword K in , This is the timeof our lives! Although we may not realize if, we have fewer responsibilities, fewer worries, more free time, and more good times during our four years in high school than at any other time in our lives. Through The 1957 Hylander we wish to give you arecord of how you spend a day in Marion High School. You are rudely awakened at 7:03 by an alarm clock. Your day has begun! fs

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WESTMOFIELAND 7 f . If fime for School The school day begins at 8:30 and most of the time you are there to begin with it. However, in this case you are slightly tardy, Sam. The principal, Mr. Charles Elledge, is giving you a tardy slip accomponied by word of warning and Mrs. Eunice Pyatt, secretary to the principal, is looking up your permanent record to re cord this little incident. 4 Table of Contents ME FOR CLASS .............................. .... 5 ME FOR ACTIVITIES .... ..... I 5 ME FOR SERVICE ...... ..... I 6 ME FOR TRAINING .... .... 2 3 ME FOR HONOR .... .... 2 9 ME FOR CLASSES ........ .... 3 I ME FOR ATHLETICS ....... .... 6 7 ME FOR SPECIAL EVENTS .... ..... 7 5 ME FOR SPONSORS ....... ..... 7 9 1 V