Marion High School - Swamp Fox Yearbook (Marion, SC)

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OFFICERS IOANNE WHITE .... Secretary BARBARA ANN POWERS . Treasurer PATTY MOORE . . . Vice-President MARGARET IONES . . . President MISS IOHNSON4 Faculty Advisor, Seated at Piano it it x Ae BETA CLUB it The Beta Club is a national scho- lastic organization for high school students with goals of achievement, character and leadership. In order to be a member, a student must have at least an average of 80 on each subject. The Marion Beta Club has 30 members from the Iunior and Senior w-. ., we , Classes. During this school term they have sponsored various programs tor the student body and they spon- sored the Hearts Ball in February. This year the Beta Club supported Marion's Warren Derrick as candi- date for state president and th e members attended the convention in Columbia on March 6-7. First Row: Ioyce Finger, Louise Harper, Ioyce Drew, Betty lean Sawyer. Second Row: Patty Moore, Margaret Iones, Ioanne White, War e D rick. Th' d R : W'll' Sk' V W d R b tW ll M' lc G r n er xr ow 1 iam rpper, an oo , o er a , ic ey ray, Louise Neil, Bertha Mae Drose, William White, Esther Wayne Hewitt, Sylvia Ann Bryant, Carolyn Rowell, Sara Clark, Melba Grice, Ann Gasque, Ianet Ioyner, Eleanor Blanche Powers. Not Pictured: Margaret Tindall, Shirley Lewis, Marguerite Rogers, Sara Kate Perritt, lean Quinn.

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le STUDENT CCUNCIL The Marion High School Student Council is a student advisory group composed of the president and vice- president of the student body, the class presidents, and the homeroom representatives. The aims of the council are to pro- vide leadership and citizenship train- ing, to encourage student-faculty cooperation, and to promote good student attitudes and school spirit. est! Lf. I i Under the leadership of Mrs. Marie C. Stanley as faculty advisor during the l952-1953 school term the Marion High School Student Council became a member of the South Carolina Association of Student Councils and the National Association of Student Councils. The high school constitu- tion was also revised and adopted by the student body. H Xu First Row: Mickey Grey, Van Wood, Melba Grice, Barbara Ann Powers, Secretary-Treasurer: Patty Moore, President: Joanne White, Vice-President: Carol Rae Boatwright, Wayne Taylor, Alva Dickens. Second Row: Mrs. Stanley, Faculty Advisory Kay Ammons, Betty Lou Peebles, Suzy Gasque, Sara lean Mason, Sara Nell Phillips, Betty Io White, Phyllis Altman, Ann Carol Hall, Emily Oulla, Peggy Bryant, Ioey Davis. Third Row: Marky Bethea, Billy Drew, Lee Guy.

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First Row: Ann Snipes, Betty Barham, Carolyn Rowell, Sylvia Ann Bryant, Robert Wall, Evelyn Martin, Ann Gafaqtiw, lanet laegcir, Ann Carol Hall. Second Row: Sara Nell Philips, B1-vm-rly Ann Wesslf'-y, Margaret Gregg, Ronnie Pearson, Bertha Mae Drose, Margaret Gotlholcl, Lihhy Bradley, Third Row: Patsy Powell, Betty Allison, Myrl Smith, Tommy Clc1:sqt1v, lay Polson, Barhara Ann Powers, Ellen Davis. Fourth Row: Valerie Baunirind, Dorothy Gasaqne, Ann Davizz, Mattie Faye Pace, liniiny Walker, lanet loyner, Suzy Gasque, lon Howe-ll, Marolyn Shaw. Fifth Row: Richard Ammons, Peggy Bryant, Betty Edwards, Bohhie Bishop, Phylis Altman, Barbara Chivers, Keith laeger. Mclioreites, Left Front: Sally Mason, Left Rear: Margie Hinds Right Front: Marcia McElveen. Right Rear: Bobbie Ann Smith. The 1952 homecoming was held in conjunction with the football game with Aynor Under the direc tion ot the homecoming committee a hig show was put on for the stu dents and the alumni and was cli maxed by the routines ot the band and the crowning of Ann Gasgue and Alva Dickens as Homecoming Queen and King 36