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

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The P. T. A., under the efficient leadership of Mrs. Mem Tierce, has had splendid attend- ance in l953-54. Both fathers and mothers come to the interesting hour long meetings which take care of business, problems common to parents and teachers of teenagers. Buying two coffee urns for use in entertaining large groups, sponsoring recreation nights for high school groups, and assisting in bringing Mrs. Grace Sloan Overton, nationally knovvn author- ity, to deliver lectures for teen-agers are major proiects for the year. RIGHT-Mrs. Mem Tierce, president of the P.T.A. For the second year a tea honoring the faculty has been given by the P. T. A. in the spacious and beautiful home of Mrs. Mem Tierce. These teachers and P. T. A. members enjoy refreshments at the tea. P. T, A. Executive nomo Row l - Mrs. Karl Perkins, Mrs. Manley Hodo, Mrs. E.. S. Harris, Mrs. H. H. Washburn, Dr. R. B. Scott, Mrs. Mem Tierce. Row 2 - Mr. Oviatt Bowers, Mr. B. C. Palmer, Mrs. John Anders, Mr. Mrs. B. C. Palmer, Mrs. John Anders, Mr. J. R. Pittard, Row 3 - Mrs. Norman Lan- caster, Mr. l.. C. Conant, Mrs. L. C. 'Con- ant, Mrs. Gordon Langford, Mrs. Kenneth Coons, Mrs. Oviutt Bowers.

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The City Board of Education Mr. Hurry Pritchett, Mrs. R. H. Richardson, Dr. J. H. Had ley, Judge Reuben H. Wright, Mr. R. H. Davis, Mr. Paul lurnum Consulting architects, planning to spend school monies wisely, giving unselfishly of their time to the youth of this city backing the administration and teachers of our system are iobs filled by these civic minded citizens. Dr. J. H. Hadley-Superintendent of City Schools. With the great building program in full swing Dr. Hadley has a tremendous task ahead. His progressive and efficient manner of administration has drown the admiration of all. He carries the message of Tuscaloosa Schools to the public ef- fectively.

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