Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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i . 'U Miss Myrlene Sheffield B. S. Miss Mary Ellen Smith W, H, Stabler B. S., M. E. A. B., M. A. Facult Sheffield, Miss Myrlene. Miss Sheffield has spent two years on the Mari- etta teaching staff. Chairman of the Business Education Department, her subjects are typing II, office practice and business law. Future Nurses of America and Di-Nineties are the clubs she sponsors. Smith, Miss Mary Ellen. For a record breaking number of thirty-three years Marietta High has claimed the teaching experience of Miss Smith. She teaches book- keeping and shorthand and is advisor for the Future Business Leaders of America. Stabler, W. H. At Marietta for the first time this year, Mr. Stabler teaches civics and world history. He acts as advisor for the Junior Civitan Club. Stewart, Dallas. Mr. Stewart, who 'has been teaching at Mari- Dallas Stewart B. S. 5 etta for four years, teaches physics and sponsors the Science Club. Stew- art, Mrs. Dallas. In Mrs. Stewart's third year here she teaches ninth grade algebra and eighth grade mathematics. Stillwell, Miss Beth. For six years a member of the faculty, Miss Stillwell teaches sophomore and junior Eng- lish. She acts as advisor for the junior Music Club. Mrs. Dallas Stewart Miss Beth Stillwell B, S. A. B. 26

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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.

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W. A. Strozier, Jr. Mrs. John C. Vickrey A. B. A. B. Strozier, W. A., Jr. Mr. Strozier teaches eighth and ninth grade general science and sponsors the Sophomore Hi-Y. He is a two-year member of the faculty. Vickrey, Mrs. John C. The math department has claimed Mrs. Vickrey for twelve years of service. She teaches algebra I and II, and co- sponsors Future Teachers of America. Wade, Miss Carlotta. Miss Wade is in her second year at MHS. She teaches eighth grade mathematics and sponsors the Eighth Grade Hi-Y. Webb, Mrs. Jack. Mrs. Webb is com- pleting her tenth year here. This year she teaches eighth grade science and sponsors the Future Nurses Club. White, Mrs. J. R. Mrs. White teaches algebra II in this, her sixth year at Marietta High. She is the ad- Miss Carlotta Wade A B .KM Myra, 74a.-464, , I wwf' visor of the Y Council. Williams, Miss Edith. Miss Williams, who is in her second year here, teaches five English classes. A number of faculty members spend their extra hours working for higher degrees. Others teach night school students in high school and college who are working for their degrees. Mrs. Jack Webb Mrs. J. R. White B. S. A. B. 27 WM Miss Edith Williams B. S.