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p\.. Is there any sl,lrprise,
was Miss MHS?
a rot said "I was
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honored to stand next to all
no)minees; reaIIy
!" Molly is Rllown around
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for her sRiII on the soft baIl
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as well as in basRetbaII. and her
T"\:arlilri pation in dubs liRe the FeA marie
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positi\7f role model students.
enj0ying it I feeI
had this opportunity. II said Molly.
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A long-time Marietta tradition,
the honorary titles of Mr. and
Miss MHS are bestowed upon
those who best represent Marietta
High School. Each senior class
nominates students who
<UOlAY did ted bei'Vlg
exemplify the traits we pride
ourselves in. This year's female
nominees were Ciera Echols,
Molly Fagan, Kristen GucRian,
Lauren Mayo and SilRen
Weinberg, while Dan Brady, Collis
"Not surprised at
all, seeing as I'm so
attractive. "
Caleb Negash
"I felt liRe I had the
support of my peers.'
Stetson Nelson
ClarR, John MatechaR, Caleb
Negash and Stetson Nelson
represented the males. The boy
and girl ultimately chosen go
above and beyond, in school and
out. The devotion they show to
this school and their fellow
students is commendable, and
shows what it means to Mr. and
Miss MHS.
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"I felt proud of my
friendships."
Lauren Mayo
"I was so honored! It
felt great. "
SilRen Weinberg
1. Molly and Collis ride in a 1968 Chevy
Camaro for the Parade.
2. Excited, Molly stands with Mr. and
Mrs. ClarR just after the announcement.
3. Mr. and Miss MHS stop for a photo
the parade.
4. Molly poses with Coach Ken
Jr. in the First Baptist Church
lot before the parade.
5. Mrs. stands with the winners
at halftime of the
6. Collis and Molly are presented with
their families at the Senior Assembly.
Mrs. ClarR
Collis a proud
after
he is announced
as the winner.
felt
my family there
to support me,"
said Collis.
BasRetball, tracR, football, National Honor
Society, Beta Club - these are just a few of
coms ClarR's acti-vities around school. A
smart. friendly, athlete, Collis
has de-veloped a lot of friendships o-ver the
past four years. "I was happy to see Molly
win because we're pretty friends,"
said Collis. "We all the way bacR to
middle school." most of his time is
taRen up with sports, Collis also in
community ser-vice clubs and
his church. "It's a honor,
and I'm my peers thinR so of
me," said CoHis.