Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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Miss Ruth Sanders Freshmen, all 226 of them, mind t ' leir who ' s nn ' . whom ' s for Miss Ruth Sanders (A.D.. Journal- ism. University of Georgia). With vivacity an ' a sood sens of humor. M ' ss Smlers ka ps her stud;nts interested. Freshman Hi-Y C u ' , a nfv crz-;niz3tian, this year has hecn h ' r p:o-ct. rl- tl-oifrh Miss Senders his previojsy spc .s :■cJ o ' .hcr extra-curricular activities. Miss Clara Nolen From Greenville. South Carolina, came Miss Fra7ic(S Thornton (A.B.. Duke University) to M. H. S. to teach English this year. The softest voice imaginable is one of Miss Thornton ' s assets, and one of her chief interests is camping. She has serveu as coun- sellor for several outstanding summer camps. A concert devotee is Miss Clara Nolen ( A.B.. Uni- ver Mty of Alabama : Certificate in Vo:ce) , whose life is full of activities and interests which range from astronomy to Red Cross. Miss No ' .en puts her philosophy of being happy and m:-king others happy into practice, and the sophomorts and juniors in her English classes are the beneficiaries. Mrs. Fred Stvaiyi ' s ( A.B., University of Georgia) main interests at school are her senior English classes and the supervision of the Olympian. Htr after-school hours are well filled with her two daughters and teaching a Sunday School class. Not satisfied with graduating Magna Cum Laude, she ' s now working on her Master ' s Degree. Mrs. Fred Swam

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ADMINISTRATION Coming to Marietta High School as principal in 1928, Mr. Antlcv so won the esteem of parents and bovs and girls alike bv his wise guidance, that he became superintendent m 1942. A teacher of shop and mechanical drawing courses for four years, Mr. Covington since 1 942 has been principal of the high school, a place which he fills with dignit ' and competency. Shuler Antley Superintendent of Marietta Schools Mr. Kemp, Marietta alumnus. Class of 1928, came from West Fulton last fall to be principal of freshmen, in the Winn Street School. Principal of Marietta High School Henry Kemp Principal of Winn Street School

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lAisb Jewell rjri( li« ,v I acultu Miss Mildi-ed Sessions Golf to Ga ' Mc Wars typifies the broad scope of Miss Jewel Trippe ' s (A.Li., Shorter ; M.A., University of Georgia) , interests and accompiishments. Spanish and Latin classes do not daunt this Phi Kappa Phi, but she still has time to sing in the First Baptist Choir and to sponsor the Pitchfork, one of the best school newspapers in the state. Social science is Miss Mildred Sesaiov s (A.B., Wesleyan Collep;e), University of Georgia, University of Florida ) , forte, and her courses do more than just expose the student to this field. President of the International Club in college. Miss Sessions capably directs the D. O. Club, an outgrowth of our very fine Diversified Cooperative Training program, of which she is coordinator. When freshman activities are zooming. Mrs. Steve Wing (A.B., M.Ed., Mere- dith. Temple University, Wake Forest College) is somewhere in the midst of things. As Student Council Advisor for freshmen, and civics and voca- tional guidance teacher, Mrs. Wing doesn ' t have too much time for her favorite hobby of collecting blue historical plates. The point system, which student government is putting into effect at M. H. S. next year, is really the brain child of Mi.ss Beulah Wills (B.S., Edu- cation. G. S. C. W. . Miss Wills, who came to M. H. S. this year, has made a place for herself as a popular social science teacher, and sponsor of student government. Miss Beulah Wills j-m A 10