Albertville High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Albertville, AL)

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Students Prepare for B.O.E.—Wilena Little and Wanda Sloan Typing—Sandra Graham Vocational training for the business field is offered in the commercial department curriculum. Commercial courses supply not only unlimited opportunity for students planning to pursue a career in business, but also offer specialized subjects, such as personal typing and notehand which aid in improving study habits. Home Economics—Patricia Brazelton Developmental Reading—Hazel Gibson V I.E.—Leon Camp

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8th Grade English—Milton Henderson and Charlotte Duckett 12th Grade English—James Shirah Goes Creative 9th Grade English—June Jenkins and Muriel Black lltli Grade English—Caroline Hawkins and Martha Biddle 25

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Vocational World Agriculture is a highly dynamic, rapidly changing industry which offers in its entirety great occupational opportunities to rural youth everywhere. Its continued growth, so essential to the welfare of the nation, can he assured only through the training of youth. The role of the farmer in handling and evaluating problems which are ever mounting in this complex world is important to our economy. Home Economics—Jean Head Special Education—Eula Birdson The department includes the following division: nutrition and foods, textiles and fashion design, child development, family economics, and home management. Within the department students are instructed in consumer economics and family finance. Vocational Agriculture—H. C. Gregory