Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

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em ..,.,.NN ,,.. : ,. , ' ' 5 ', A P MOST HELPFUL Ronald Owenby apparently is fixing up the lights for a program on the stage, but what does Nelda Welborn have in mind for that light bulb she's holding? Superlatives BEST LOOKING There seems to be something very interesting that Bette Garratt and Donald Nesbitt have found to stare at. . , -'1-42. xi 2 NH,,-,,..- ' .,,,.,-- ,...,- V . N... 5 I 5, 1 f Q: MOST ATHLETIC Who is giving whom the lesson here? Betty Revis seems to be giving Ken Morgan a few pointers on how to play basketball. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dennis Brown calmly waits his turn as Patty Hall delivers her speech. I - , . L,

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MOST TALENTED Pat Robinson and John Streetman must enjoy the sound of their duets Judging from the expressions on their faces. FRIENDLIEST A cheery wave and a friendly smile from Carolyn Huffman and JerrySteppe should help to make your day a little happier s my iff!-

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' S 4' 21 f-if .A wmv, V asf . I -V. fa- fi . V Qui' unior Class Qfficers Rod Bradley, Treasurerg Geraldine Chrisawn, Secretaryg Bo Raderg Vice-presidentg Jim Hensley, President. Here we are, the Juniors. It is hard for us to believe that finally we are a part of some of the biggest festivities of Marion High School. The Junior Senior Prom-- this year it has been our privilege to pre- sent the Seniors with that divine gift. The National Honor Society--now being eligible for this honor club, we all sat around with crossed fingers waiting for that red- letter day when some of us were inductedg others are still waiting. Another privilege enjoyed by us Juniors is the new responsibility which the teachers seem suddenly to place on us. We are older and more interested in learn- ing. We hope we have proved ourselves Worthy of our teachers' confidence in the classroom, in the Junior play, in all our other activities of the school.