Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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Mrs. Fred Swain, principal Th Counselor Ready to help with any personal or scholastic problem is James Bailey, guidance director. Mr. Bailey is a graduate of the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Science degree and a Masters degree in education. He has many other duties besides counseling, therefore, he may be found in any number of places. One of his most important jobs is handling all money for the athletic department. He is in charge of all proceeds from concessions and sports events. All money transacted by school clubs is also supervised by Mr. Bailey. There is a general treasury for all clubs. With his many jobs he still finds time to make his law class most interesting. He also has time to give to advising the student council with its problems. Th Principal As principal Mrs. Fred Swain has many and varied duties. One of her most important jobs is work- ing with the members of the faculty to try to improve the quality of instruction. Also with the faculty she plans all the activities of the schoolg club meetings, chapel exercises, and competitive events. New students are registered by Mrs. Swain who also plans their course of study. Among her other activities is the job of counsel- ing. She, with Mr. Bailey, helps students with their problems. Besides her school work, Mrs. Swain works with the Parent Teachers Association. All these jobs are included in the one big job of supervising the entire school plant. Mrs. Swain is well qualified for the position of principal. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Georgia and a masters degree from Oglethorpe University. She also has a P-5 principa1's certificate in administration. During her three years as principal, Mrs. Swain has done much for the school through her tireless efforts and now is doing even more to make Marietta High School stand high on the accrediting list. i She is a great architect in the process of building minds, bodies, and personalities. James Bailey, guidance counselor 16 N

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Better Minds Better Minds are being built at Marietta High School as a result of better facilities, well- qualilied instructors, and inure meaningful out- side activities. The better facilities are in the form of our new building. ltVith its magnificent new library, the fully-equipped science labs, and the modern classrooms, this building is an ideal place fer learning. The instructors are constantly trying to iinpruve their linuwledge to lseep up with a changing world. Many clubs and other activities have been organized to supplement scholastic work. Our aini is Better Minds and these well- rounded. M-www ,M MMM ,mm Z ,ff --7 W .. -- - - ,iii ..,.. .. ,,..,'

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5 ' ,. it V fx A ,rimisifr it W Enjoying his pipe while he takes his mind off his work is Ewell Hope Caboveb, president of the board. His English work- books are used by Marietta High Seniors. School reports are examined by Shuler Antley Crightj, school su erintendent and Mrs. M. H. Coleman. They are interested P Y in the work of all students. The athletic trophies are inspected and admired by members of the board of education: Norris Dean, Dr. Lucius Atherton, Dr. Murl Ha- good, and Dr. Loy Carpenter. These men are proud of the athletic de- partment and the great work that has been done in the various sports. They enjoy helping whenever they can with sports events and other school activities. The Board This year the Board of Education concentrated most of its efforts toward completing the new annex. They are also responsible for the new equipment for the music and home economics departments. The home economic rooms were redecorated, and 952,000 was spent for band instruments. Two new subjects, Spanish and art, and a Gen- eral Course were provided by the board.