Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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Harold King, Pat Miller, and Joan Sayre, members of Stu- Mrs. Chambers, new speech and English teacher, illustrates dent Council, and Adviser George Griffin sell Gary Garner a the gesture which should accompany Hlt is I. coke at a football concession stand. FACULTY Miss Jean Lancaster Mrs. Arch W. McLarty MISS JEAN LANCASTER-KA. B.,'M. S., University of Georgia, Mathematics. MRS. ARCH W. MCLARTY-QA. B., Georgia State College for Womenj Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, Adviser for Senior Tri-Hi-Y. MRS. C. L. Mc- MILLAN-QA. B., Bessie Tift Collegej English. MRS. E. A. NESMITH-KA. B., Mercer Universityj General Science Adviser for Photography Club. E. A. NESMITH-CB. S., Georgia Teachers CollegeJ Biology. MISS CLARA NOLEN -CA. B., Athens College, M. Ed., Emory Universityj English, Adviser for Beta Club and Junior Music Club. MISS RUTH OGDEN-CA. B., Missouri Valley College, M. A., Peabody Collegej Music, Glee Club Director. 5 Mrs. C. L. McMillan Mrs. E. A. Nesmith E. A. Nesmith Miss Clara Nolen Miss Ruth Ogden I8

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Mr. Sensel instructs Charles Hayes, Mason Mobley, and Wilber Lofton about their work in shop. lESULT OF LARGER CROWD result 35, instead of last year's 30, leaders are needed to direct the crowd and to coach the performers. New members are Mrs. Chambers, Miss Upshaw, Miss Lancaster, Mrs. Howell, and Mr. Heck. GEORGE A. GRIFFIN--CA. B., Emory Universityj Voca- tional Guidance, Adviser for Key Club and Winn Street Student Council. PHILIP HECK-QA. B., Citadelj Science, Adviser for Science Club. MRS. D. E. HIGGINS-QB. S.. Mississippi Southern Collegel Home Economics, Adviser for Future Homemakers of America. MRS. RALPH E. HOWELL JR.-fA. B., Randolph-Maconj English, Math, Biology. WHITNEY HUBNER-fDana Institutej Band Director. MRS. MARTHA T. IVEY-CA. B., LaGrange College, M. A., University of South Carolinaj Latin and French. CARL W. KEMPF-QB. S., Kentucky State Teachers College, Indus- trial Arts, Varsity Football Coach. Mrs. Ralph E. Howell Whitney Hubner Mrs. Martha T. Ivey George A. Griffin Philip Heck Mrs. D. E. Higgins Carl W Kempf I7

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Miss Faith Porch James Pressley Miss Lucy Robinson William Rea Miss Bessie Sanford MISS FAITH PORCH-CA. B., Oglethrope University, L. L. B., Atlanta Law Schoolj Social Science, Latin, Adviser for Senior Hi-Y. JAMES PRESSLEY-QB. A., Oglethorpe Uni- versityj Football and Track Coach, Adviser for M Club. MISS LUCY ROBINSON-QB. S., M. A., George Peabody Collegej Business Law, Office Practice, Typing, Adviser for Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y. WILLIAM REA-QB. S., M. A., Uni- versity of Alabamaj Physical Education. MISS BESSIE SANFORD-CA. B., Randolph Macon Collegej Algebra, Ad- viser for Winn Street Tri-Hi-Y. RALPH SENSEL-QB. S., Eastern Kentucky Statej Mechanical Drawing, Metal Shop. MRS. J. A. SIMMONS-QA. B., Agnes Scott Collegej Chemis- try, Physics, General Science, Adviser for Art Club and Senior Science Club. Mrs. Fergus instructs Mary Emma Welch in the mechanical workings of a typewriter. X nn his Ralph Sensel Mrs. J. A. Simmons FACULTY Mrs. Simmons demonstrates stress and strain to Jimmy Lord, Jack Earwood. Douglas Lamb, Marion Reed, and Deyo Orton.