Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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Miss Marilyn Middleton B. S. 3 Facult Middleton, Miss Marilyn. A newcomer to MHS, Miss Middleton teaches eighth grade home economics and advises the Junior Future Homemakers of America. Morris, Mrs. Carolyn. Mrs. Morris is teaching English I and II and French I and II. This is her first year to teach at Marietta. Nolen, Miss Clara. Miss Nolen has for sixteen years taught at Marietta High. She teaches junior English and is Junior Class advisor and Beta Club sponsor. Odum, Miss Virginia. MHS has claimed Miss Odum for three years. She teaches world history and sponsors the Sophomore Class. Ogden, Miss Ruth Leah. Miss Ogden has for fourteen years directed the Marietta High School choral music groups. She is the director of music education for the city schools. Oliphant, Mrs. Charles W. Mrs. Oliphant, a graduate of Mari- etta High, has been on the faculty two years. She teaches eighth grade mathematics. Outlaw, Miss Edna. In her Hrst year here Miss Outlaw teaches general science and biology. She acts as the sponsor for D. E. C. Mrs. Carolyn Morris Miss Clara Nolen Miss Virginia Odum A. B. A. B., M. E. A. B., M. A. . Y f- GP P ' jf' Miss Ruth Leah Ogden Mrs. Charles W. Oliphant Miss Edna Outlaw A. B., M. A. A. B. A. B. 24

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Mrs. R. H. Hutcheson French Johnson Joe Allen Jones S B S A. B. B. . Hutcheson, Mrs. R. H. Mrs. Hutcheson, teaching for six years at Marietta, is president of the Marietta High School Teachers, Club and teaches eighth grade English. Johnson, French. Mr. Johnson has coached football here for two years. This year he serves as athletic director, is M Club advisor, and coached Marietta's varsity football team which became the Region 4 AAA Champions. Jones, Joe Allen. In his fifth year at MHS, Mr. Jones is teaching freshman English and is sponsor of the Freshman Class. Jones, J. L. Mr. Jones is teaching mechanical drawing here for the first time. He also coaches varsity football and basketball. Lundy, Bill. With two years on the Marietta High faculty, Mr. Lundy teaches physical edu- cation classes. He coaches track and varsity football and is advisor for the M Club. MacPherson, Mrs. Robert S. Mrs. MacPherson graduated from Marietta High and has been teacher here two years. She teaches economic geography and world history. P. S. and Senior Tri-Hi-Y are the clubs under her sponsorship. McKeown, Boyd. Mr. McKeown has directed the Marietta High School bands for four years. L. Jones B. S. Bill Lundy Mrs. Robert S. MacPherson Boyd McKeown B. S., M. A. B. S. B. S., M. M 23

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Poole, Miss Edna. Miss Poole has been teaching at MHS for six years. She teaches geometry, advanced algebra, trigonometry and penmanship. She advises the Senior Class, Senior Hi-Y, and Lucky 13. Quiery, Mrs. E. J. Mrs. Quiery is librarian and advisor of the Library Aides Club. This year being her first at Mari- etta, she gives supplementary courses in library study to most English classes. Roney, William Louis. Another newcomer to the teaching staff, Mr. Roney teaches all the Latin classes. Ruggles, James. Mr. Ruggles in his first year at Marietta High teaches physical education classes and coaches B team football. Sanford, Miss Bes- sie. During the thirteen years Miss Sanford has been here, she has taught nearly all the math courses offered by the school. This year she instructs freshman alge- bra. Besides teaching algebra she acts as advisor for Miss Edna Poole Mrs. E. J. Quiery A. B., B. S., M. A. B. S. James Ruggles Miss Bessie Sanford A. B., M. A. A. B. K the Freshman Tri-Hi-Y. Sergent, Mrs. Charles R. New on the Marietta High faculty, Mrs. Sergent's subjects include business arithmetic, shorthand I, and typing I. An amazing number of faculty members are in their first year to be at Marietta High. These newcomers to- tal fifteen. Their concentrated effort to become a part of the school and its high standards has been met half way by the friendliness and co-operation of the faculty who have taught at Marietta in the previous years. Such co-operation enables the school program to move along at a steady pace toward progress. In giving freely of their time and interest, teachers who sponsor the service, honor, and social clubs help students become mentally alert, emotionally stable, socially adjusted, and physically fit. William Louis Roney A. B.. M. A., LL. B. Mrs. Charles R. Sergent A. B.