Andalusia High School - Memolusia Yearbook (Andalusia, AL)

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Secretaries Prove lnvaluable To Administration Warm smiles and a readiness to serve were two qualities that labeled secretaries as complimentary assets to Andalusia High Schoolis smooth functioning. Super- vising work in the new principalys office was Mrs. Ken Nichols, while Mrs. Mark Gibson, Mrs. H. H. Iones, and Mrs. H. B. Roberts coordinated inter-school inter- ests for the superintendents office. Hand- ling special and routine correspondence, receiving visitors, and assisting students and faculty were but a few of their val- uable services. 1 ,ga-v' Receiving messages for Superintendent Oscar Zeanah is only one of Mrs. Gibson's varied tasks. - .1 .sf 1 ,..... ' 5 i , ,K Z Mrs. Mark Gibson Mrs. W. H. Jones R . - 5 . .gr 1 ,K Q g ire , NZ X, .- . 'S Q e F 'S Ei . f f p Q . , Q 59 Mrs. Ken Nichols Mrs. H. B. Roberts Recently remodeled e secretaries. vnQRx. principal's office provides spacious working areas for both administrators and

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Administration Advances With New Principal On September 2, 1966, the 7:58 bell of the public address system was rung by Mr. I. Murray King initiating his first year as principal of Andalusia High. During the year, Mr. King strove to make Andy High outstanding in every aspect. Aiding him in his endeavor were Mr. Oscar M. Zeanah, superintendent of Andalusia Schools, Mr. Shelby Scrcy, assistant prin- cipal, and The Board of Education. Mr. Oscar M. Zeanah Mr. King outlines day's plans with moming announcements. Mr. I. Murray King Mr. Shelby Searcy '95 BOARD OF EDUCATION-SEATED: Mr. James A. Thompson, Mr. Oscar M. Zeanah, Dr. E. P. King. STANDING: Mr. john Hill West, Mr. L. R. Deal, and Dr. W. W. Wadsworth.

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Experienced And Devoted English Teachers To express oneself clearly, to read dis- criminately, to explore the primary philos- ophies of life-these were some of the needs of students which A.H.S.Qs English Department sought to meet. Instructors in this field believed that the mastery of English would provide tools that would not only aid students in all areas of their scholastic endeavors but would also serve to enrich their future lives, both vocationally and avocationally. Recognizing a need to avoid repetition of study, teachers planned coordination of English instruction throughout the depart- ment. The concept of team teaching was considered as a means to maintain a moti- vating course of study under the direction of new department head, Miss Winona King. Miss Winona King Miss Clyde Simmons Mr. Joseph Wingard Mr. Daniel Shehan Hi-Lite sponsor, Mr. Wingard, and Philip Wise confer over back issues of the paper.