Shades Valley High School - Tower Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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FACULTY Mr. Corl Robert). B.S. Howard. Peabody Collego Biology, Science Mr. E. W. Robinton, B.S., B.M., M.M. Birmingham-Southern, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, University of North Corolino, University of Chicogo. Birmingham Conservatory of Music Chomistry, Physics Mrs. Blair Ross, B.M., M.M. Birmingham Conservatory of Musk Curtis Institute. Italy Piano Mrs. Faye Sanders, B.S.. M.A. University of Alabama. Peabody College. Vanderbilt Mathomotks Mr. Edword B. Snell, B.S.. M.A Livingston Stole Teochers College. Alabama Poty'echnic Institute. University of Alabama Diversified Occupations Mrs. Sadie Snow, A.8., M.A. Birmingham-Southern, Poobody College. University of Alobomo Home and Fomlly, Economics Mrs. Virginia Stembridge. A.B. University of Aloboma Latin Mrs. Helen Stephens. A.8., M.A. Alabama College. Birmingham-Southern English, Journalism Mrs. Beatrice Thomoson, A.B. University of Alabama English. Spoech Mrs. Eunice Tidwell, A.8. Athens Collego. University of Aloboma. Birmingham-Southern Latin Mrs. Julio Tidwell. B.A. Jacksonville State. Birmingham-Southorn English, French Mr. Reaenol Tidwell, A.8.. B.S. Jacksonville State Teachers' Collego English. American History Miss Anne Woogh, A.B. Huntingdon Civics Miss Ruth Weaver, B.S., M.A. Aloboma College. Columbia Unlvers ty Mathematics Mr. Luther Williams. A.B. Birmingham-Southern Driver's Education NOT PICTURED Mr. Hermon King, A.B. Birmingham-Southorn Amorican History

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FACULTY Mrs. Mary T. lull, B.S. University of Alabama Physical Education Min Oinnie May Mackey, A.B., M.A. Howard, University of Alabama English Mrs. Ruth J. Maxwell, B.S. Howard Mathematics Mr. Williom T. McLain, Jr., B.M.C. Birmingham Conservatory of Music Choral Music Mrs. Lois McVeo University of Arizona Dietitian Mrs. Noncy S. Meleen, B.S., M.A. Peabody College. University of Chicogo English Mrs. Marion Nosh, A.8. Huntingdon Social Studies Mr. Willis Nealy. A.8., M.A. Birminghom-Southern, University of North Carolina Recreation Mrs. Dorothy Ogle, B.S. University of Alabama, Vanderbilt, Peobody College Biology, Chemistry Mr. James O. Ogle, Jr., B.A., M.A. Birminghom-Southern, Peabody College History Mr. Lee Ousley, B.M. Cincinatti Conservatory of Music Orchestro Mr. Jerry Oxford, A.8., M.A. Birmingham-Southorn, University of Aloboma Shop Miss Carlota Peres, B.A. Birmingham-Southern, Duke Spanish Mrs. Mildred Phillips, A.8. Alabama College History Miss Frances L. Price. A.B. Stephens. University of Aloboma Art

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ELIOT DOUGLASS WILDER Class of 1952 in II h II II It I I tl The memory of Eliot Douglass Wilder will live forever in the hearts of those who knew him. He was respected and admired by all for his straight forward courage, high morals, and unceasing loyalty. These things also made him a leader in everything that he undertook. Eliot's activities and honors at Shades Valley exemplified the promise of his youth. He was the Battle Tour winner, recipient of the Harvard Book Award, first vice-president of the Student Government Association, and a member of the National Honor Society. He was president of the Debators, vice-president of the Thespians, business manager of the Valley Echo, Governor of the YMCA Youth Government, and a founder of the Camorgo Club. He was also active in athletics, having been a member of the basketball and track teams. Eliot went from Shades Valley to Harvard University on a four year scholarship. The world was not given a chance to know the great potentialities of Eliot Wilder, we in the Valley feel that his death was a loss to all mankind. Pago 14