Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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ANTLEY APPEALS TO ALL Take a letter, Miss Tilley, quotes our busy superintendent. Shuler Antley has earned the respect of athletes, scholars, and just plain Joes by a baseball background, an intelligent air, and an easy, unaffected personality. Even though he has a large number of other schools to supervise, Mr. Antley gives Marietta High many of his busy hours in visiting and seeing that all goes well. Through all this, however, he still finds a spare minute once in a while to unchain his dogs, grab his rifle. and go hunting. uperintendent Shuler A n t l ey greets a visitor as he pauses in his perusal of the mornings mail. Miss Lucy Robinson takes dictation from Mrs. Fred Swain. principal. W MRS. SWAIN DIRECTS SHOW Mrs. Fred Swain, our first-rate director, has led the MHS student body through its failures and successes during this year. Crowd, Side- shows, Midway-all have been made a little happier, progressed a little more, and absorbed a little more knowledge because of her leader- ship. Her quiet, efficient manner combined with her bright, friendly smile has endeared her to everybody - teachers, students, and parents alike. Miss Lucy Robinson aids in keeping the office running in an effective, business-like fashion throughout the day. The student assistants lend her a helping hand. Director and assistant-the conductors of a successful operation that would have been a flop without them.

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Ewell Hope, chairman of the Board, at work on a new English workbook. Tech Coach Norris Dean listens to Dr. Lucius Atherton's sales spiel about the candy found at Ath- erton's. BEH!ND THE SCENES Much of the credit for the success of the 1951 Fair goes to the ones behind the scenes, these six Board members who have made the major decisions concerning our stupendous production. When Mr. Beasley resigned in January, a woman was elected for the first time in lVlarietta's history. Murl Hagood, surgeon, left, Lloyd Beasley, banker, below left, Loy Carpenter, dentist, below center, and Mrs. M. H. Coleman, newest Board addition, below right, take time from their busy routines to work for MHS students. E :JZ ,yb y ,E -:.v ll., E E Qlt. E255 .,. ., '- ,,'. ,, ,,, , ,.,,,. . D, z' 4? .,-,. 1 1 'r', 2' 4 pi iii ,.,, as y E -li i' 14

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Harrison Andersonwxf Miss Mildred Black Mrs. Faine Chambers Mrs. Dobbins shows Carol Longino the advantage of using a mannikin in the study of the human body. FIVE ADDED TO FACULTY A Because of the great increase in this year's crowd the faculty welcomes five new members. The enrollment has grown from 794 students in 1949-50 to 929 in 1950-51. As a HARRISON ANDERSON-CA. B., University of Georgiaj American History, VVorld History, Basketball and Baseball Coach. MISS MILDRED BLACK-QA. B., Georgia State College for Womenj English, P S and Dramatic Club Adviser. MRS. FAINE CHAMBERS-QA. B., Georgia State College for Womenj English and Speech. MRS. BERNARD L. COSEY-CA. B., M. A., Mercer Universityj English, Junior Civitan Adviser. MRS. STANLEY DOBBINS-QA. B., Oglethorpej General Science, Adviser for Freshman Tri- Hi-Y. MRS. GEORGE FERGUS-QB. S., Peabody Collegej Typing and Bookkeeping, Adviser for Lucky 13. TRUMAN L. GRAY-QB. S., B. E., M. E., University of Cincinnatil Civics, Adviser for Winn Street Hi-Y, Junior Varsity Coach. Mrs Bernard L Cosey Mrs. Stanley Dobbins Mrs. George Fergus Truman L. Gray I6