Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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EDICATIO eventeen years ago, you, as a young teacher, entered the doors of Marietta High School. Since then you have won the heart of every teacher and student here at MHS. In yourcmany fruitful years as an English teacher you have made many lasting friends among our faculty. They know you as a ready friend 1 one who is willing to laugh at every oppor- tunity. The students will remember you for many things: the extra help you cheerfully gave us after school in preparing our English assignments, the hours you spent patiently trying to develop our talents in speaking and writing, your regular interest in our future activities. And who could ever forget the lines and lines of poetry you drummed into our heads, or the thrill of knowing you in another way - as our Beta Club sponsor, always working hard to keep our standards high and forever behind us in all projects we planned. We cannot for- get you. Your life of friendliness and understanding is one by which we could all profit. We shall always be able to recall your warm, friendly smile, your devoted school loyalty, and your high, Christian example. It is especially for these memorable things that we, the 1959 Olympian staff, proudly dedicate our book to you MISS CLARA NOLEN 17

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nderstanding, patience, long hours after school 1 these three qual- ities were among the outstanding ones ex- hibited by our superintendent, Mr. Ant- ley, and our principal, Mrs. Swain. We are all sorry to see them go, but we know that the qualities of leadership and deter- mination they instilled in us will long be remembered here at MHS. ministratiion