Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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Mr. and Mrs. Stewart find that Tony and Delta make an evening of grading home- Miss Sanford spends much of her free time work papers an exciting and entertaining experience. visiting sick and elderly friends. .rvwm CBclowj Miss Middleton and Miss Goff, who share an apart- ment, enjoy listening to records as a year round pastime. fRightJ The Funderhurk family makes regular worship a fam- ily affair. Together they take an active part in the activities their church otlers. '19

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Faculty Shows ide lnteres The drab school teacher is a thing of the past. The Marietta High School faculty, de- spite its total of 265 years of service, is as rare and colorful a combination as anything Holly- wood has ever photographed. On the statistic side the faculty can be cred- ited with more than seventy degrees received from such far Hung spots as Rutgers, Colum- bia, Cornell, and the universities of Pittsburg, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and New York. There is a tremendous flexibility in the group. Several of the faculty are qualified to teach subjects other than the ones they are currently teaching, to say nothing of the sub- jects not in the school's present curriculum such as, manual skills, Spanish, German, Ital- ian, and Greek. Individual years' service records range from thirty-three to one. Fifteen newcomers are at MHS this year. Hobbies range from Crocheting to fencing. Most of the men lean toward sports, while the majority of the ladies enjoy curling up with a good book. One lady teacher even listed her hubby as her hobby. The varied interests, the educational know- how, the genuine personalities, and unques- tionable character - these are the traits of these teachers that make them a true influence on the lives of every student they teach. Top to bottom Miss Beasley answers another of the many phone calls which flood the office daily. Miss Stillwell finds a practice session at the piano very pleasant and relaxing. Mrs. Cosey en- joys flower gardcning, a refreshing outdoor hobby. Below Mrs. Askew, Mr. Glenn, and Mrs. Gentry, part-time teachers at the night division of the University, pause for a Coke.

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Mrs. Harlan D. Askew Thomas D. Belk A. B. B. S. Facult Instructs A. B. Anderson, Harrison. Mr. Anderson, a Marietta High alumnus, has been on the faculty sixteen years. He teaches American history and gaaches basketball and baseball. Askew, Mrs. Harlan D. Mrs. Askew graduated from Marietta High and for three years has taught English. She is chair- man of the English Department and advisor of the Pitchfork. Belk, Thomas D. Mr. Belk, who was a newcomer to the faculty last year, teaches indus- trial arts and assists with baseball. Blume, Marion. Mr. Blume teaches English and economic geography. He advises the Freshman Hi-Y and coaches B team football and basketball. Cavileer, John W. New on the teaching staff this year, Mr. Cavileer teaches industrial arts. Cosey, Mrs. Bernard L. Mrs. Cosey has been on the faculty eleven years. She teaches Marion Blume B. S. senior English and advises the Student Council. John Cavileer Mrs. Bernard L. Cosey B. S., M. A., Ed. D. A. B., M. A. 20