Ensley High School - Jacket Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Mrs. Margaret Bonner deals with student records, attendance reports and accrediting reports on Ensley. Mrs. Rossie Johnston the head registrar handles the money and bookkeeping. Mrs. Margaret Brown does the typing, mimeoand ditto machine work, the morning bulletins, and certain reports for the Board of Education. Mr. I. Gordon Fritts, the guidance counselor helps students with problems concerning studies, choosing a college, choosing a vocation, planning courses and special testing programs. STAFF Mr. Charles McGheeon. the boys advisor, helps boys with their problems. He tries to prevent trouble and keep boys out of trouble rather than have to punish them. The duty of Mrs. Lyda Magnuson, the girls' advisor, is to enforce the rules and regulations of the Board of Education. She advises girls on all school problems, including curriculum and scheduling. 26

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MR. PENNINGTON Mr. Pennington as principal at Ensley is well qualified through his educational experiences and understanding of youth to fill this position. He lias worked without ceasing for our educational improvement; encouraged and guided us in all our undertakings; taught us willingly, faithfully, and with the fullest capacity.

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Miss Lucy Robertson Miss Dorothy Hortenstlne MLss Elizabeth Miss Virginia Pace Miss Margaret McNutt Hamilton LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Four languages are taught at Ensley by teachers who have their masters degree and are qualified to teach three or four years of a language. Ensley has the only fully equipped language laboratory in the City. It has recorders, records, microphones, and booths for twenty-eight students plus a master control. There is a club associated with each language and the Latin club is affiliated with a national organization — the Junior Classical League.