Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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Jewel Trippe (A.B.. M.A., Shorter, University of Geor- gia.) Latin. Spanish, French ; Advisor for The Pitchfork, Advisor for P. S. Club. Moddelle Walker (A.B., North Georgia College, University of Georgia.) Latin, English, Algebra. Callie Bell Webb (A.B., Georgia State College for Women.) English, Geometry. Advisor for Tri-Hi-Y. FACULTY Mrs. W. R. Meigs, physics end chemistry teacher and coach of the senior play, joined the Marietta High School faculty January. 1946, to replace Miss Christine Booth. Mrs. Meigs graduated from Texas State College for Women, obtain- ing her B.S. degree there. She also was a student at Smith College. Northampton, Massachusetts, where she specialized in laboratory work and taught Freshman chemis- try. Senorita Trippe ensena a los alumnos hablar espanol. Given : Miss Webb ' s Geom- etry class. To prove: Wheth er geometry makes tie. Beulah Wills i A.B., Education, Georgia State College for Women.) History, Advisor for Student Government. Mrs. Steve Wing (A.B., M.A., Meredith College, Temple University, Wake Forrest College.) Civics. Vocational Guidance, Secretary for P.-T.A. Marjorie Upshaw (A.B., B.M.. Bessie Tift, Oglethorpe, Em- ory, Columbia University.) Public School Music and Glee Club.

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FACULTY Mildred Sessions ( A.B.. Wesley an College, University of Georgia, University of Florida. ) History. Marguerite Scarborough (B.S., Berry College.) Science, Mathematics, English. Mrs. Fred Swain fA.B., M.A., Education. University of Georgia.) Senior English; Advisor for The Olympian, Advisor for Lucky 13 Club. Frances Thornton (A.B., Duke University.) English.

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' Take a letter, Mrs. Tilley, says Mr. Antley at his office in the City Hall. Students of Marietta High are proud of their new library, and wholeheartedly shoiv their appreciation. The campus is always clean and neat; we owe it to I. N., our janitor. OtLx c anooL Students of M. IT. S. have watched the development of the new library step by step -from the laving of the linoleum floor to the accessioning of the 3000 books. Hav- ing as its purpose to become the heart of the school, the library has enriched each school department. The students not only have watched the development of the library but also were the performers in this unfolding drama. When given the opportunity, more than 100 students applied for places on the library staff. As most of these were allowed to serve during the year, the library really was run on a cooperative basis. What do we have for lunch today? Somethin ' good? shout all the students in the Rec lunch room. The freshmen take time out from their studies to get a little nourishment in the Winn St. cafeteria.