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

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Vne mv Miss Worley, our ve ' y- ve ' y inter- esting history teacher . . . Miss Ed- dy ' s shadow gets funny . . . Miss Palmer uses nursery school iactics with camera-shy Bickhom . . . Did you say there would be some refin- ishing of furniture. Miss Heap? . - . Now Miss Kemp, give those blades of grass a chance . . . Miss Touch- stone, the glass of fashion . . . Miss McCormack and Miss Hall at the Columbiana Practice Home . . . A bevy of teachers see Miss Graves, new Home Economics teacher, off , . . Miss Broswell gives us a straight-line look ... Mr. Z and Miss Winer discuss the weather— and there ' s plenty of it . . . Who con forget Mrs. Chamberlain and music oppreciation? . . . Mr. Kildeo and Miss Farroh, ready for the snow . . . That ' s o brisk gait, there, Mr. Kildeo . . . Miss Strom in retreat- just a moment, please . . . Miss Parks hardly knows what to think when o photographer stops her on the first day she arrives . . . Miss Decker, flanked left by secretarial McGee and right by psychologist McGehee . . . Miss Vickery, cool and collected, even on this hot day in July . . . Mr. Hood smiles. There ' s no use to frown.

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CALKINS HALL— The home of swee music and of music majors. From eight and even seven until eleven— the practice work goes on. It may be a Rachmoninoff ' s prelude or Wogner ' s Lohengrin. It may be stringed instrument, wind, the piano or voice. Whatever the instrument, the sounds all blended together remind passers-by of on ultra-modern symphony.

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Miss Pruitt is such a busy lady that we never could get an informal shot ... Dr. Sanders smiles coyly . . . The speck on the court is none other than Miss Elizabeth Allen . . . Mr. Henning pocks as nobody else con— or will . . . Miss Landmark is pleased over her new headquarters in Comer. And who wouldn ' t be? . . . Miss Flory, new member of the Speech Department, whizzes along Main street on her new bike ... An orchid to Mr. Worfield for being a good sport in spite of all the publicity at his own expense . . . The high school faculty mem- bers congregate to hove their pic- ture token . . . It ' s a good shot Miss Bough, even if our plan didn ' t work ... A perfect exomple of systematic efficiency, our librarian. Miss Russell . . . Librarians, Cole, Kennerly, and Hubbard, take the longest route to the libe and in- spect the new dormitory on the way . . . Momo Burton— victim of the camera— and o phobia . . . Mrs. Snodgross ' s suave sophistication complements the atmosphere of Tut- wiler . . . Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Mur- phy, two newcomers this year, bosk in the Sunday morning sun . . . ■Mrs. McNeill rests after o harassing day in Main . . . The very sight of you. Miss Irvin, mokes our mouths water . . . Miss Cloybrooke, after much coaxing and many appoint- ments. Thanks a lot . . . Margaret Hannah and Miss Cooper wonder why it takes Li lly so long.