Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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Miss Clara Nolen A. B., Athens College, Alabama Max McBrayer B. S., Florence State Teachers College Junior Teachers Give Ideas Valences, Valences, Valences! I thought I'd go crazy over valences! But Mrs. Simmons made it fun to use them in chemistry. Mrs. Wells demonstrated how to dissect insects, and let us do a little experimenting with them ourselves in the biology lab. In Miss Nolen's English class we studied American literature. Distinct and correct speaking was stressed by Mrs. McCampbell in her speech and English classes. Miss Smith taught us to take dictation rapidly via shorthand. Miss Anderson and Miss Tabor tried to get us to type with speed and accuracy. Oh, how my fingers used to get mixed up on those timed tests! Mrs. Webb taught us to be better homemakers by teaching us to sew and cook in our home economics classes. It was always fun to be in Coach McBrayer's phys- ical education classes and participate in all sports. Miss Eileen Tabor M. A., Peabody College Mrs. Jack Webb B. S., University of Georgia

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Mrs. W. H. Glenn M.A., Peabody College William McCampbell B.S., University of Alabama Miss Edna Poole M.A., University of Georgia Boyd McKe0wn M.A,, Peabody College gulf 15 Miss Ruth Ogden M.A., Peabody College

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Miss Mary Ellen Smith M. E., University of Georgia me BOOKKEEPING CYS? Posr-cn.osu TRIAL BALA POST-CLOSING D LE 1 POS'TlNG ENTRIE CLOSING FNTDucr Mrs. John Wells M S., University of Alabama AiE6'Ei1IiQia 'mf AC we Lsoozn AHDGUPREFAR Tl-HAL BAL G NAL su 'mr-: J S, l . Mrs. William McCampbe1l A. B. Mercer University Mrs J A Slmmons M A Emory UDlVCFS1ty Miss Betty Lee Anderson A. B.. G. S. C. W.