University of Montevallo - Montage Technala Yearbook (Montevallo, AL)

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BLOCH HALL— Bloch Hall, home of arts, sciences and home economics. For majors in secondary education it will always hold a sort of pleas- ant memory of the two hours they spent each day in Block Education. To Home Ec majors Bloch is almost a second home. The vast mojority of them spend all their spare time within its walls.

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PALMER HALL— Within this building the offices of the administration demonstrate— with quiet efficiency— how work is done well. Here, too, students develop an evaluation of abilities and skills, on appreciation of the aesthetic and a recognition of the need to ploy together, to work together, and— to laugh together.

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fflCHI Dr. Black, new comer to the Biology Department, with her little daugh- ter Jane . . . Still pedaling— is Miss Blackiston . . . Who knows the answer to Dr. Riddle? . . . Miss Lawson, enthusiastic as ever over her Elementary Majors . . . Trummy caught in the act— en route to a rehearsal of Barber of Seville . . . Mrs. Trumbauer and Marcia start their spring gardening . . . The downward slant on Dr. Dennis and Miss Lamar of the English Depart- ment . . . Miss Martha Allen in the pottery— having a wonderful time . . . English teachers, Meroney and Puryear and bicycle— too bad it ' s not built for two . . . Miss Kellogg is a good camera subject . . . Mrs. Ward and Miss Peter- a familiar sight most any day at 1:20 . . . Si, si, si. Miss Stockton is our sweet Spanish teacher . . . What on earth are you doing? asks Miss Griffin, surprisedly ... A true scholar, Herr Reinke . . . Miss Say- lor pauses for a take before the take-off. Miss Conn ' s smile thaws the atmosphere . . . Miss Caldwell put-puts along . . . Where would you find a sportier couple than Mr. and Mrs. Notestine?