Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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ADMINISTRATION Judge Hawkins For many years Judge Hawkins has presided faithfully over the Board of Education, always keep- ing in mind the welfare of every student. At the end of this semes- ter, his term of loyal service as the supervisor of all our activities and undertakings will be ended, and, from the bottom of our hearts, we thank you, Judge Hawkins. BOARD OF EDUCATION As fine a set as ever met To make a school ' s foundation: As good as GOLD, with value untold. Is the Board of Education.

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To JAtr. Anderson Among the best in our treasure chest Of jewels fine and dandy Is someone ideal, in class or on field — He ' s knoii ' n to us a s JXD) . In sincere appreciation for the wise and competent guidance he has given our athletic teams in the past years, we, of the Senior Class, dedicate the 1947 Olympian to Mr. Harrison Anderson.

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MR. E. D. COVINGTON -Mr. Covington has had a great deal of experi- ence with high school students, first as a shop teacher and next as mechanical drawing instruc- tor. During the past five years, his constant and serious efforts both as our principal, and as ad- visor of the Diversified Cooperative Training group, have helped create and uphold the school ' s high standard. Mr. Covington is the embodiment of stability, efficiency, dignity— all the traits which are required of a capable leader of a high school. MR. SHULER ANTLEY -Mr. Antley, superintendent of Marietta Schools, is a man whom all of us know and ad- mire greatly. For the past five vears he has been superintendent of all Marietta Schools. Because of Marietta ' s rapid growth, three new schools have been built and added to those already under his supervision. However, this added responsibil- ity has not kept him from showing a personal in- terest in each individual pupil. He is always will- ing and anxious to talk to us and to help in straightening out our problems. MR. J. R. GALLISON Returning from the service this vear. Mr Callison has efficiently stepped into the dual role of eighth-grade English teacher and principal of the inn .Street Building. .Alreadv he has won the friendship of many bewildered freshmen by helping them plan their courses and solve their numerous problems. Eecause of this ability in dealing with students, we know that Mr. Calli- son will continue to be esteemed, not onlv by freshmen, hut by all classes.