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

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iil K LIBRARY— enlorged and improved with a new periodical reading room, additional storage space, more bookshelves, modern cooling fans, and on out-door reading room. A place we all must visit either from necessity or pleasure, and the one building to which we all contribute — especially if the overdues slip up on us.

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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.

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[HHI Sans white, sans thermometers, sans pills, but still we couldn ' t foil to recognize Nurse Tillman and Dr. Peck ... Is all the mail up, Miss Leeper? . . . Mr. MoHaffey after the five o ' clock whistle has blown . . . Miss Ribble, how con you al- ways be so alarmingly happy? . . . Miss Baxter was the center of in- terest when the candid camera-girl snapped this one . . . Beautiful snow lady in Leap Year doesn ' t phase Mr. Parker— he ' s our best re- fuser . . . Miss Thomas, Miss For- rah. Miss Harris, and Miss Lilly Ware, represent the elementary school . . . We almost despaired of getting Mr. Hicks. He was too busy when the group picture was taken. Thanks to a sunny noon, we finally succeeded . . . Mr. Kildea, Miss Bough, and Miss Wells play follow the leader . . . Miss Bertie McGee in Business Organization class . . . Our Vocational Advisor, Miss Ro- chelle Gachet . . . Miss Lee and Miss Hendrick, the most accommo- dating people we know about . . . Perhaps Mr. Stabler is dreaming of far-off things and battles long ago . . . Miss Reosoner was in that car just behind Miss Eastman . . . Miss Cole and Miss Trocey take off in different directions . . . Mr. McCloskey ond Mrs. McCoy, with only the Mc ' s in common . . . Mr. Jones-Williams explains his sys- tem of keeping everything in apple- pie order . . . Miss Jones-Williams allows only long-distance shots . . . NOTE: To any faculty member whose picture does not appear in this section, the photographers ask that next year you be less camera- shy. It ' s a perfectly painless oper- ation. Ask those who ' ve tried it.