Betty McCleskey Myers
Born in 1947, Betty McCleskey Myers grew up in Marietta. She attended Lemon Street Elementary School and Lemon Street High School, where she earned the “Miss Lemon Street” title in her senior year. After graduation, Myers served in the Women’s Job Corps in Omaha, Nebraska. She later returned to Marietta and worked for John Hancock Insurance, the Marietta Housing Authority, and Lockheed.
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Raymond "Big Red" Myers and William "Pookie" Etchison, Lemon Street High School football team, 1950-51
(Kennesaw State University Archives, 2021-07-23)Raymond "Big Red" Myers and William "Pookie" Etchison, Lemon Street High School football team, 1950-51 -
Betty McCleskey Myers, Lemon Street High School football field, 1965
(Kennesaw State University Archives, 2021-07-23)Betty McCleskey Myers, Lemon Street High School football field, 1965 -
Raymond "Big Red" Myers, Lemon Street High School football team, ca. 1950s
(Kennesaw State University Archives, 2021-07-23)Raymond "Big Red" Myers, Lemon Street High School football team, ca. 1950s -
Betty McCleskey Myers, "Miss Lemon Street," Lemon Street High School gym, 1965
(Kennesaw State University Archives, 2021-07-23)Betty McCleskey Myers, "Miss Lemon Street," Lemon Street High School gym, 1965
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