Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

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Mrs. Woodward explains correct methods of operating the different types of business machines. Besides these skills, dress appearance, and manners are taught in Office Practice. Bells, Clocks, Typewriters MRS. DOROTHY R. WOODWARD An active faculty member, Mrs. Woodward, sponsors the Future Business Leaders of America, the Sophomore Class, and the CRUC- IBLE. Her interests include singing, sewing, decorating, and swimming. She holds a B.S. degree from and has done graduate work at Jacksonville State Col lege. Mrs . Woodward MARGARET W. CAMPBELL Mrs. Campbell is a new addition to the Gadsden l-ligh faculty. She received her l3.S. degree at Auburn University. l-ler church activ- ities play a major part in her lite, and her other interests include music and sports. One of her favorite expressions time's up is well known to many typing students. Mrs. Campbell ,Q as W.-amwewnxzfgs-u1fi - R, . N V T7 ...JL

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Here, advanced typing students receive specific instructions from Miss Turner. Commercial students, under her leadership, have made F.B.L.A. one of the most active organizations this year. 57 Identi Commercial Department GENERAL LOU MCDANIEL Mrs. McDaniel is a graduate of Snead Junior College, and Jacksonville State College, where she majored in Business Education. Music and religious activities are her primary interests. ELIZABETH R. LAMON Mrs. Lamon, a prominent member of our Commercial Department, received her B.S. degree at Jacksonville State College and her MA. at Reabody College. She is interested in sports and sewing. MARGARET ELLIOTT TURNER Elovvers, traveling, young people all these are main interests of Miss Turner. She received her AB. degree from Maryville College. She is chairman ot the Commercial Department and E.B.L.A. sponsor. Mrs. McDaniel Mrs. Lamon Miss Turner