Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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Seniors Name New Annex The Antley The principal's office is kept in tip top order for Mrs. Swain by J. P. Upshaw Cabovej, head maintenance man. The new glass top desk makes work much easier and more enjoyable. Also in the office is a desk for Mrs. Swain's assistant, Miss Clarice Simpson. Tardies to school and lo classes can not be excused with the four new clocks Cleftj in the halls to remind students of the time. Allen Burch is getting them in working order after seeing what makes them 'ttickfl The new addition to MHS, named The Antley Building by the seniors, has all the modern con- veniences of a first rate high school. Upon entering the lobby of the new building a Visitor sees the principalis office on the left and the superintendenfs on the right. Both offices are furnished with modernistic equipment. Besides Mrs. SWain's desk, the principal's office contains one for her assistant. In Mr. Antleyis office there is a reception room.

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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.

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Lunchtime Cleftj is enjoy- able in the new cafeteria with its fresh color scheme and modern conveniences. The individual tables for four make conversation pleasant. The students, who are proud of the lunch- room, have been coopera- tive in keeping it clean and beautiful. It's lunchtime! Crightj MHS'ers are always fam- ished at noon, but Mrs. Hardage and her helpers are ready to provide a nutricious meal for each student. The surroundings of the new lunchroom and the companionship of friends make dinner a treac. gun'-v' Building for Superintendent The four new double-faced clocks are very help- ful in cutting down tardies. They can be seen from anywhere in the halls. The new cafeteria with a color scheme of yellow and blue-devil blue has tables for four. On special occasions students can eat by music which is broad- cast over the intercommunication system. Preparation of food is made easier for the cooks by the new kitchen, which is equipped with the best utensils. my String beans are prepared for the hungry MHS students by Hattie Peters Qabovej and Annie McGuthrie. They enjoy working in the new kitchen, which is equipped with all new facilities. Transferring books to the new library for Miss Smith, the librarian, are J. W. Henson Cleftj. W. H. Wright, and Mark Lowery. The spaciousness of the library enables more students to enjoy its use during their study halls.