Tuscaloosa High School - Black Warrior Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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0 Mrs. R. H. Richardson, Mr. Reuben Wright, Mr. Harry Prichett, Dr. J. H. Hadley, Madison Board of Education meet- ing. These members have provided ords in Schools. Mr. J. the only 1,8 Dr. Hadley is recognized as one ot the outstand- ing school. superintendents in the state. In addition to doing many tine things for the schools of Tusca- loosa, he is serving on several important state com- mittees, including: Chairman, State Committee on Teacher Education and Professional Standards, Presi- dent, Alabama Division of Administration and Supervision, Member ol Executive Committee, Ala- bama Education Association ot School Administrators, Member, Alabama Committee on Courses ot Study, Member, Board of Managers, Alabama Congress of Parents and Teachers. Mr. G o r d a n attend a City for high stand- Tuscaloosa City A. Duckworth is member absent. Dr. Hadley's staff treading from left to right: Mrs. Ruth Shepherd, Lunchroom Supervisor, Mrs. Virginia B. Davis, Clerical Assistant, Miss Clara L. Verner, Director of Guidance Service, Mrs. Houston L. Lucia, Supervisor ot Instruction, Dr. Hadley, Mrs. Jesse C. Maxwell, Attending Supervisor, Mr. Cecil I. Tucker, Supervisor of School Plant Operation and Maintenance, Mrs. Bessye Tidwell, Secretary-Boolv keeper, and Miss Susie Mae Smith, Secretary-Business Manager. TR Tl N.,-

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Ads ads ads Get those ads business staff Miss Galley l lust havent had time You understand homework football games dates book reports exams Walk a k walk Buy an ad? You ve always bought We re counting on you Worry nurry sell sell Anyway we made it The lessons we have learned about financing a big enterprise have been invaluable over their art Billy Coans and Billy Prout Business Manager Th nevxly organized photography statf casts a critical eye Left to right Jimmy Robinson John Stracb Lynn Terry Poole Mi s Gulley with Ann Thomas Business Manager and Champ Ad Sellers Letitia Gibson Lloyd Baker Charles LaFrance and Patsy Price checks success of advertising campaign mid..-.aw-A -.L BUSINESS STAFF First Row. Thayer, Tyler, MGlOW3, 5'9Pl 9n5f Gibson. Second Row: Purse, Price, Bronscomb, Thomas. Third Row: Baker, L. Lancaster, Burnum Mancil, Dominey, Gross, Jackson. Fourth Row: Abbott, M. Lancaster, Kizzire L. Sandusky, Deal, Downing, Matthews Springer. Filth Row: LaFrance, Searcy, Austin, Apple- yard, Scott, Pack, Mancil, Brazeal, Allen Miss Gulley. K 'x Ti F 11 L 1 L I 1 ' I 11- D . , A , . . . . . . . . . I , , .,.. -f .l:' H A is TI I E I ANN THoMAs C A ' ' C ' 's. V , x , fi Y 5 . ' I ' 17, NWT'

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-my lili- -m..,l, i P.-T. A. EXECUTIVE BOARD With the largest budget in the history of P.-T. A. this organization has provided for the football and band banquets, contributed to the operation of the health room, given class parties, contributed to a student health pro- ln terms of service Mrs. Ridley rates as a Junior because she has been with us three years. She is Mr. Newell's Girl Friday, super- visor of office runners, handler of credits. An imposing list for such a small lady, isn't it? .Y , I gram, given scholarships, enriched the social life through dances, square dances, hobby and talent shows, and open house. Friedman, Mrs. T. H. McNeal, Mrs. L. C. Conant Mrs George Howard, Mrs. Fred Maxwell, Mr. M Clinton, Mrs. B. M. Murphree, Mrs. E. C. Wright Mrs Mrs. C. W. Gross, Mrs. T. R. Mayes, Mrs Ben Selman, and Mrs. W. B. Jones. Just being Mr. Robert's cousin is recommendation enough for Mrs. Jones, who is our new boolclceeper. Keeping the finances of the various clubs 'as well as .. school administration requires the ability of a finan- ' cial wizard. X I I f 1 f Efficiency, firmness, decisiveness, friendliness, en thusiasm-Mr. Newell possesses all of these qualities