Mariemont High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mariemont, OH)

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MR. lAWRENCE B. LYONS English 3.5. in Ext, Miami University MR. DONALD F. MAHAN English 3.5., ML Union College M. of ECL, Miami Universily MR. GEORGE E. STUMP MR. CLYDE E. COON English English, Adv. Comp., Hon. Reading, Speech B.A., OHerbein College 8.5., WiHenburg University M. of Ed., George Washington M.A., Western Reserve University Universi'y MRS. MILDRED D. DAVIS English 3.5., Bowling Green Universily MRS BEIi-LL::aBnARNES M.A., Bowling Green University Ph, B. Denison University MRS. BLANCHE H. MOORE Language Ari: B.A., Manchester Coilege 6n 9,23 A Moriemonf's greatesf asset in the English department is The variety of programs offered by teachers with varied personalities and backgrounds of experiences. All members of This staff work for improvement of communicative skills as well as c: better understanding of and appreciation for literature. Keeping The basic aims in mind, The individualistic approach provides a weH-rounded development of students in this intangible area of The humanities. I181

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MISS FLORENCE E. B'IRKS Home Economics 3. 5., Universify of Illinois M. 5., Universify of Wisconsin MR. HOWARD WINKLE Industrial ArIs B. 5., Ohio Stale University 1W MISS CAROLYN E. BLANK Home Economics 8.5., Univershy of Cincinnati .Alome 6am om icJ The goal of home economics courses is To help future homemakers undersfond how to run efficient, thrifty house- holds. The course of Moriemonf begins with instruction in cooking and sewing. In later years, girls can learn more abouf the special skills of homemoking Through clothing con- strucfion, family living, and child core courses. jnoludtriai J4Ptd With The current need for qualified technical emponees ever increasing, The Industrial Arts department Trains boys To fill the positions in These careers. Completely equipped shop and a mechanical drawing room provide ample space and apparatus to accomplish various proiecfs. This year The sfoff was further enhanced by the addition of a Third full Time instructor. MR. GLENN E. OSBORN lndusfriul Arts B.S., Wilmingfon College M.A., Miami Universiiy MR. CHARLES W. PURSLEY Industrial Arts 5.5., Wilmington College I171

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MRS. MARTHA GERSHKOVHZ Business Education 3.5., Universiiy of Cincinnali M. of Education, University of CincinnaTi MRS. ANN MESSNER Business Educafion B.A., Marshall College M.A., University of Cincinnafi gudinedd Eclucation joreign languages Do you WonT To work for The PresidenT? Would you Our language deporTmenT offers Three foreign long like To make $9,000 a year ossisTing The SecreTory of uoges To Those sTudenTs who are linguisTicole Talented, The Navy? How would you like To work your own way Besides The invaluable classroom work, language lob- Through college? Is it imporTonT To send a new letter oroTories give The sTudenTs 0 chance To improve Their or Turn in on cTTrocTive Theme? How imporTonT is The pronuncioTion. AlThough learning To speak and To write problem of o balanced budgeT and balanced books in 0 foreign language is TmporTonT, The cusToms and back- your own home? An endless number of quesTTons con ground of ThoT counTry are not To be overIooked. A be resolved Through The fociliTies of The commercioI Roman banquet a dinner in a French restaurant or 0 courses; Typing, bookkeeping, shorThond, and office Spanish pinoTo help moke on inTeresTing year for The prucTIce pove The way for business educafion, foreign language sTudenTs. MRS. CHARLOTTE CADE MRS. ETHEI. MT ROBB Latin, English French, Language Arts B.A., NorThwasfern UniversiTy B.A., Seton Hill Coliege MRS. JOHN DANIELS MISS CAROL l.. SMITH French Spanish 3.5., University of Cincinnati B.A., Miami University I191