Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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THEY LAY DOWN THE LAW At the head of all the Marietta schools is Su- perintendent C. A. Keith. Through several years he has worked and planned toward the constant improvement and expansion of the schools, and his honesty, integrity and ability are a worthy example for anyone. Our principal, Mr. Shuler Antley, not only has the solution to your problem but he also has the time to solve them for you. For the past few years he has filled his position competently, and his ever present interest and enthusiasm have endeared him to all. Dfi Superintendent C. A. Keith IE CITY FATHERS CONVENE The powers behind Marietta High School are the members of the Board of Ed- ucation. Their interest in the school has always been evident and their progress toward the development and improvement of this institution has never diminished. The board is composed of men outstanding in civic affairs and their superior wis- dom and experience have been invaluable. Many of these members have been giving their services faithfully and conscientiously for many years ; there are also some who are comparatively new. They have brought with them new enthusi- asm, plans, and ideas. Indeed the future holds promise of even further progress at M. H. S. Mr. J. E. Massey, Dr. Sam L. Rambo, Mr. H. E. Hope, Judge J. H. Hawkins, Dr. R. W. Fowler, and Mr. Guy H. Northcutt.

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MAYOR LEON McKENZIE BLAIR 1 lSedica7rcrK To Mayor L. M. Blair, able director of our city for his unceasing efforts toward the expansion and development of our school, his sympathetic understanding and wise counsel, his manifest interest in our work and in our play, his splendid vision and con- struction of an ever better community, we wish to express our real appreciation through the dedication to him of this, the 1940 OLYMPIAN.

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HSm-v, fc » I j r h WjM; ■ S Hv H .Vj. .• gg yJJ bL«Jm jjy-. -.- k . F r ■ 1 HJ B si sot ? ' M ' m . 5— » w? , j HI HI ■ P I ( ) T T I N Cd ' The Marietta His ? n School faculty plans the work and discusses problems. THE TEACHERS SET OUR COURSES . . . . Those who direct our education, the faculty of Marietta High School, are among the best equipped in the country to carry out their job. They have taught at least two years elsewhere and have graduated from creditable institutions with one or more degrees to their credit. The subjects offered are many and varied and there- fore the scholastic rating of the school is un- deniably high. Principal Shuler Antley Much thought on the part of these faculty members goes into the planning of their courses so that the most important points can receive the greatest emphasis. Their courses are outlined well in advance and are adjusted to fit the needs of the pupils. Faculty meetings are held at short intervals under the leadership of Mr. Antley. On such occasions the various indi- vidual problems which the teachers encounter in their subjects or classrooms are discussed and solutions offered. This general attitude of helpfulness and cooper- ation tends toward securing unity and understanding. Whenever possible these teachers try to give individual attention and instruction where it is most needed. Also they give much careful thought to the different pu- pils ' needs in the college which he will attend or in the wcrk which he plans to do. Their patience and interest is to be appreciated and applauded by all.