Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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Mrs. J. Roy Callison Marietta as a mother As a guide, and as a friend . Petite and dynamic; the teacher and eoacli to whom we dedicate this book is the embodiment of the familiar lines of the Alma Mater. She has been mother, guide, and friend to the members of the 1946 graduating class since 1940 and 1941, when she initiated them into the mysteries of sixth and seventh grade science, and served as home room teacher for many of the present seniors. In 1943, as sophomore biology teacher, Mrs. Callison took up the task of explaining the facts of life to embryo seniors, and again was home room teacher for some. For the past 3 years, Mrs. Callison ' s efforts as girls ' basket- ball coach and physical education director has helped make Marietta a school of glorv— school of pride and honor rare .

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L7 L Editor D OLYMPIAN Barbara Blair, Editor-in-Chisf CONTENTS SCHOOL Administration . . . Board of Education . . . Faculty . . . Other School Personnel . . . Honor Roll. CLASSES Seniors . . . Juniors . . . Sopho- mores . . . Freshmen. ACTIVITIES Publications . . . Religious Or- ganizations . . . Student Govern- ment . . . Clubs . . . Snapshots. FEATURES Mr. and Miss M. II. S. . . . Superlatives . . . Outstanding Seniors . . . Honor Students . . . Valentine Ball . . . 1945 Junior- Senior Banquet and Graduation. ATHLETICS Football . . . Basketball . . . Baseball and Track. ADVERTISEMENTS 7£ 0 - ' oJLL lo ' JJ ThM .0 rf

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MAIN BUILDING The main building, in use since 1924, houses upper classmen and serves as the center of numerous activities. WINN STREET BUILDING The freshmen and a few sophomores occupy the Winn Street building, latest addition to the Marietta High School. Beautifully landscaped, it has become an integral part of the school CAMPUS VIEWS BIRNEY MEMORIAL To add to the beauty of our campus, Birney Memorial stands in commemoration of Alice Birney, the founder of the Parent-Teachers ' Association.