Marriott High School - Colonial Royalty Yearbook (St Stephens Church, VA)

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JUNIORS

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CLASS HISTORY Today, as seniors of 1967, we turn back the pages of time to September, 1955, when twenty -five shy, frightened and puzzled six year olds entered the first grade with Mrs. Helen Clark as our teacher. In the second grade Mrs. Ida M. Crouch was our teacher. It was during this year that we first learned to write. Miss Mary Acree taught us in the third grade. It was really an enjoyable year for us. In the fourth grade we were taught by Mrs. Rachel Greenwood. It was in this grade that we first began having those difficult exams. It was also out first year for class meetings and class officers. We were in Miss Clare Mitchell ' s room for the fifth grade. This was the beginning of much art work for us. It was also the first year for us to join the 4-H. Still looking for something new and exciting, we entered the sixth grade with Mrs. Katherine Hagerty as our teacher. Having the reputation of being one of the most mischievous and noisiest groups in school, which we really were, we found ourselves frequently getting into trouble. In the seventh grade we were under the guidance of Mrs. Christine Alexan- der, who did much to prepare us for the years ahead. By the time we reached the eighth grade our class had become what it started out to be --one big, happy family. Mrs. Margaret Chenault was our sponsor that year. We were allowed to join the various clubs that year and we really tried to act like upper classmen. As freshmen, we had Mr. Leland Wyatt as our sponsor. This year was full of excitement and new experiences. Mrs. Dorothy Gardner was our sponsor during our sophomore year. This was an exciting year and many of us were participating in sports. Mrs. Margaret Linton was our sponsor during our junior year. We had much fun planning and preparing for our prom, Paris By Night, which was a great success. This year we are seniors with Mr. Garnett Poindexter, Jr. as our sponsor. There are fifteen of us and we are all busy with many activities including our yearbook, looking forward to the Junior-Senior Prom, and most important of all will be graduation. As we conclude our years here at Marriott we shall always remember the past and face the challenge of the future with great effort and hope.

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Joyce Atkins Gus Broache William Clark Joyce Garnett Shari Johnson Jonah Langford Lilly Loving Audrey Martin JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Judy Mitchell Susan Nelson Lura Randolph Mary Schools Suzanne Stephens Milton Watkins Peggy Wilson Jolm Henry Howard