Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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I TERE 'Pl G are active. For these traits among our faculty the students at Marietta High School accept and appreciate the guid- ance, training, and knowledge given to us through daily school activities. Moreover, we take pride in the fact that our faculty is not a group of intellects who render only knowledge to us but that they are aware of our needs as complete individualsg aware that we need to be a part of the communityg that we need to develop in ourselves the ability to adjust to new and critical situations which will face us in the near future. We agree with the Evaluation Committee of the South- ern Accredited Association of Secondary Schools when it said, We find that Marietta High School has an ex- cellent faculty.

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N- UNIQUE A In addition to summer activities teachers are often engaged in school sponsored programs during the school year: the Misses Gibbs, Gable, Smith, Emmert, and Mrs. James Snyder were faithful workers at sports matches, Mr. John Cavileer accepted the responsibility of directing the student-operated concession stands. Mr. J. A. Jones, Miss Dilbeck, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Vickrey, and Miss Nolen spent many hours Working with school clubs which they sponsor. Even though the teaching profession requires that much time be spent in the field, every member of the MHS faculty exemplifies versatility in combining work with leisure. Bridge, reading, cooking, sewing, garden- ing, community concerts, stage productions, horse- back riding, water skiing, tennis, boating, and other activities are favorite pastimes in which the teachers

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The workeis in the Antley and Winn Street lunchrooms do their best to prepare nourishing meals. MAI 'PENANCE The maintenance staff, though an integral part of the school, works behind the scenes to assure us of a smoothly working plant. It is they who see to such things as lunches, proper lighting, workable heaters, and clean rooms. This year, Mrs. Hogan was in charge of both lunch- rooms. She Worked unceasingly to plan and oversee the preparing of well balanced meals and to keep the kitchens in grade 'A' order. Mr. Beasley was in charge of the mechanical main- tenance such as heat and lights. He also assisted in setting up special materials for chapel and other events like the Valentine Ball and Homecoming. Mr. Beasley supervises the entire work maintenance staff. Marietta High School depends on and appreciates the work done by the maintenance staff. Mis Hogan supeiintendent of the lunchrooms makes out next week's menu. Mrs. Gravit and an assistant of the janitorial staff keep ,Sh