Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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, Le The students, faculty, and Board of Erluczxtion 4-muy xx gala ovuut :nt the Junim'-Senior lmunquet. i U Mr. Shulor Antley, superintenflent, and Mr. E. D. Covingto 1-incipal Mr. Shuler Antley, recently elected superintendent of the Marietta schools, heads the list of those who keep us on the straight and narrow path. He has always shown a sincere interest in all the students, and stands ready at any time to listen to their proibleims and to help solve them. The powers behind the school are the members of the Board of Education. They are Judge J. H. Hawkins, Mr. Guy H. Northcutt, Mr. Max Pitftard, Mr. Ewell Hope, Mr. Tom Mitchell, and Dr. Ralph Fowler. These members gov- ern all activities connected with the school system. Members of the board are elected by the City Council for a terfm of six years. Regular meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month. The Board secures and maintains adequate buildings and equipment, handles all school finances, prescribes courses of study, and has complete jurisdiction over the faculty. Mr. E. D. Covington was recently elected principal. During his first year as principal, he has been the guiding' light of our high school careers and a most definite inspiration for our future.

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ENGLISH Miss Ruth Sanders, who teaches bewildered freshmen and jolly juniors, is a graduate of the University lll' Georgia, where she received her A.B. in Journalism. Mass Clara Nolen, who teaches sophomores and juniors, attend- ed Athens College, Where she received her A.B. and also a degree in voice. She also attended the University ot' Alabama. Mrs. Francis Bonner, who replaced her hus- band this year, received her A.B. in Education from the University of Alabama. She also attended the University of North Carolina. SPANISH, FRENCH, LATIN The other languages are taken care of by Miss Faith Davis, another new-comer this year. She teaches Spanish, French, and Latin. Miss Davis received her AB. at the University of Georgia. COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS The Commercial Department is ruled by the iron hands of Miss Mary Ellen Smith and Miss Martha McCrary, who teach typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping. They are turning out stenographers for the modern business world at an outstanding rate of speed. Miss Smith is a grad- uate of Georgia State Teachers College, and Miss Upper left: Miss Sanders takes time out from checking Pitchfork copy. Upper right: Give us a big smile, Miss Nolen. Lower left: Mrs, lfunncr smiles as she writes a letter to Dear Pvt. Bonner . limvcr right: Mies Davis tries patiently to explain, Halxlo, hablas, habla, etc. l 8