Pennington High School - Yearbook (Blountsville, AL)

Page 29 text:

Miss Hattie Finley Is Favorite Teacher 1952 Lucky indeed were those who had Miss Hattie Finley as a teacher. Her vast knowledge and ability to teach were great assets, but greater still were the noble ideals she possessed and sought to instill in her pupils. Her gentle but firm guidance helped many. Miss Hattie's devotion to the Methodist Church was evidenced by her long service as a steward and Sunday School teach- er. She loved her school, town, and church.

Page 28 text:

Faculty of State Secondary Agriculture High School in the 1920's. J. B. Pennington, Principal, Alta Finley, Ethyl Thompson, Hattie Finley, W. P. Albrittan, Alma Bentley, C. O. Davis Faculty 1945 First row: Bobbie Herring, Eunice Lowery, Mattie Lee Daily, Hattie Finley, Frances Small, Clifton Nash. Second row: J. B. Pennington, Lorene Pennington, Mary Graves, Amilea Porter, Geraldine Carter, Willie Mae Crumpton, Florene Kemp, Rhonda Burdeshaw, Louise Green, W. A. Lowery.

Page 30 text:

George Powell was perhaps Blount County's first teacher. He went from home to home to teach in 1816. Later he taught in a log cabin school. Q Andy Curley Jean and Bob Pribbenow Sigfrid W. Y. Adams 1848-1925 Teacher 1903-1904 Superintendent of Education State Repre sentative 1919-1925 Baptist Minister and Rob R. E. Mitchell Arlin Pass Mrs. J. A. Liner 26 Clarence Moore Collier Jordan J. A. Liner