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

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Experienced Staff Members Mrs. Rogers, a valuable asset to Mrs. Workman's staff, has the responsibility of auditing and paying Valley's bills. The responsibility for the execution of administrative duties is delegated to the office staff. Their jobs entail all the bookkeeping, filing, and other related work, from the registration of incoming students to the mailing of transcripts. Their service and dependability have proven invaluable to Shades Valley. In her evcr plcasanf manner, Mrs. Wallace considers a teacher's question. JOYCE WALLACE Alabama College Registrar VIRGINIA PUGH B'ham. Southern, B.A. Assistant Registrar BETH ROGERS Los Angeles Sec. Training Assistant Registrar 16

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And Personal Guidance OUIDA HIGHTOWER Stole Teacher ' College, B.S., B'Ham Southern, A.B. Girl ' Counselor HORTON B. CHAMBLEE Samford U., B.S. Boys' Counselor LAMOINE KEARCE Oklahoma Stato U., B.S., Samford U.. AA.S. Girl ' Counselor 15 Up-to-date student file are a mu»t for an effective counseling program. Mr. Chamblec and Mrs. Hightower plan college information forms.

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Coordinate Valley’s Operation Mr. Davi prides himself on being a loyal Valley fan. Dieticians Daisy Davis, Lois McVea, and Frances Crisp plan daily meals. Much of Valley's landscaping is a tribute to Mr. Davis' efforts. Most students rarely think of the hard work and the amount of time that must be spent by the maintenance and cafeteria staffs in order to prepare Shades Valley for each new day. Much of the credit belongs to Mr. Jeff Davis, who insures that the rooms and equipment will be in excellent condition for student use. Planning a meal for over 1,500 people is a monumental task, but the cafeteria staff does this five days a week. Their work is consistently marked by quality, cleanliness, and efficiency. Roberta Duty and Jojcphine Sharbel check the day' receipt . 17