Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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Students Are Gronmed for lohs .. 'S V l i I l 5 After making several items, these Home Economics girls master the very Sally Eetor is shown with Dr. M. D. Collins after practical art ol sewing. placing in the Southeastern Fair Spelling Contest. rf' -- ' 5, ,f I -.swf 5- Rolrert Reeves is showing Johnny Summerour how easy it is to use the electric saw. Both boys are in the process of making hook ends for their teachers. Office workers. Anne Holt and Antoinette Vincent, are mimeographing the daily reports sent to all the teachers. Typing is one cf the many courses which will prove in- Making ice in General Science gives Sth graders a good basis valuable in later jobs. for practical applications of class study. il fix '- , fx . fJl. f Wi':'! 5 liao: Q' W i v Q ' Q

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flub editors. Barbara Press- ley and Lucy Howard. look for the best position and an- gle for a picture as the third club editor. Vivian Inj.5ram, compares their ideas with the space available on the layout. It took much climbing and twisting to find the best angle for some pictures. .Ns Q- Jane McConnell, Sophomore Editor: Carol Camp, Junior Editor: Carolyn Nunn, Freshman Editorg Beverly Lewis, Eighth-grade Editor: and Carole Hobaugh. Senior Editor, identify individual pictures of the students. Their responsibility was one of the most painstaking, but they did an excellent job of it. Joh nalys' So you want to be on the Olympian Stall! Head the list of requirements below and think about it againl I Photographer - unlimited experience at copying other peoples' original ideas: putting film in a camera: cle- pressing the shutter. Business Manager - ability to keep books tin her locker, of courselz evading bill collectors. Feature Editor - ability of artist, creative writer, and sufficient popularity with teachers to get her own way. Sports Editor - must be expert at such games as tic- tae-toe, patti-cake, and rhythms. Class Editors - a clue in on all gossip: a friend who knows lots of people: aspirins by the dozen. Club Editors - ability to think up likely projects which clubs might have done: agility in dodging fly- ing objects. Editor - patience of a saint: wisdom of a sage: energy of a dynamo: and somebody to heat him 'til he does his work! Ilescript on of work - drawing layouts: making pie- turesl cropping and fititng them on the page: raising SESS to pay for them. Hours Required - all study halls: after school: all classes you can skip. Remuneration - bloodshot eyes: dragging feet: shot nerves: warped personalities: prominence in all an- nual pictures. Future of the job - the hope that you will like and enjoy your '57 Olympian! Feature Editor, Barbara Hagman: Editor. Marshall Cavitt: and Advisor, Miss-Ann Arnold, compare the original lay- outs and the reprints just returned from Photo Process.