Hewitt Trussville High School - Memento Yearbook (Trussville, AL)

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Gaining Experience in Homemaking MRS. NELL M. BURGESS University of Montevallo, B.S. Home Economics Home and Family MRS. MARJORIE E, SMITH Alabama A. and M. , B.S. Home Economics Home and Family Every girl looks forward to the day when she will be a homemaker in her own home. Home Econom- ics at Hewitt is designed to enable girls to fill this role as effectively as possible. In Home Economics classes girls learn all the basic steps in sewing, and how to plan and pre- pare good , nutritious meals. Library — the Center of Learning The library is truly the learning center of Hewitt. It is here that students may draw food for thought irom the writings of our great scholars. MRS. BARBARA McLENDON Penison University, A.B. Sponsors: Library Club MRS. EMMA CAROL PATRICK Library Aide MRS. LOUISE GARRETT Library Aide 25

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P.E. Encourages Competition. The developement of the body is as much a part of true growth and maturity as the developement of the mind. The excellent P.E, department at Hewitt helps stu- dents to develop good attitudes of sportsmanship. A new phase of physical education at Hewitt is called modem dancing. It not only helps them physically, but also helps them to become more creative as a person. Students who take an extra interest in physical education may also serve as a physical education assistant , which includes helping to use good sportsmanship as well as skillful training. MRS. PAT SMITH Samford University, B.S. Physical Education, Alabama History Sponsors: Varsity Cheerleaders, B-Team Cheerleaders MRS. PAT MANN University of Montevallo, B.S. Physical Education, Alabama History Sponsors: G.A.C. ' s MR. RALPH SHEETS Samford University, B.S. Physical Education 1 MR. BILL HARBUCK Livingston State University, B.S. Physical Education, Drivers Ed. Sponsors: H-Club MR. JAMES DeVENNY Auburn University Physical Education 34

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Arts Stimulate the Freedom Hewitt ' s arts department this year includes Band , Art, Choral, and Mechani- cal Drawing. These areas are vital to our school, and they not only provide a wide area of skillful learn- ing, but also add enjoy- ment to the student ' s school day. Each of these areas in- clude very hard work. Their reward for this work is the satisfaction achieved through their freedom of expression and creation. of Expression MISS EMILY CANTRELL Samford University, B.M. Choral MR. JOE SUMMERS University of Alabama, B.S. Band M.A. MRS, KATHRYN ROBINSON Samford University, B.A. Art MR. JOHN McGUIRE Livingston State College, B.S, Mechanical Drawing Sponsors: Key Club 26