Haleyville High School - Havala Yearbook (Haleyville, AL)

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GCDGO' 0606 991:03 -me ! ' 'X 54 U M.- U uv s MR. F. A. HARYEX -l'r1n1'ipal: B.S., University of Alabama: .'ll.S., Alabama Polyterhnir Insti- tute . . . Mr. Harvey is the Principal of the thing . . . the thing being H.H.S. lt's up to him to keep our sehool running smoothly and that's no pienic. Although we Call him the warden the graduating students speak of him and the prison in lowable terms. ,lust note the fond farewells of seniors every ycar. MISS ADA DRAKE-junior fllatlzenzatics: B.S., Unirersity of Alabama . . . Miss Ada certainly knows 2 plus 2 equals 4- and so do all her students after Completing their Junior High math courses. She-'s rightfully Miss Math Vllizardf' MH. C. C. EDNIONDSON---Senior .llatheniaticsi HS.. l'niz'ersity ot Alabarnag .U.5., University of Alabama . . . Mr, Close Conversation will do for his name. Mr. Edmondson is a great math scholar and gave the seniors inspiration. VCR-'ll neyer forget that Close Conversation' and that good right arm. MRS. IRENE ROCKHILL-Comrnerrialg B.S., Athens College . . . Mrs Happiness is what we'll Call Mrs. Rockhill. How in the world can she keep a smile on her face after teach- ing in the commercial department and laugh her beautifull eonta ious lau h at the dull Y E g stunts pulled in the Beta Club? MRS. WILLENE HILTON - Senior Englishg B.S., Howard College . . . What can we call Mrs. Hilton? W'ould Mrs By-Friday do? Seems every thcme, book report or essay wr ever wrote had to be in by Friday! Maybr Mrs. Thoughtfulncssn is better. lt was nice of her to give us so much time. MR. DONALD BABCOCK'Musicg B.M., Uni- versity of Cineinnatig M.M., Cincinnati Con- servatory of .Wusic . . . This Mr. Babcock can readily be called 3Ir. Music Maker. lt's hard to see how he can get good music from a lot of wood and brass and angelic tones from a OF bunch of little demons. s

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COACH HERMAN l.. 5llU'li'l'fl'lrysir'11l lfrluva- tion: HS., Troy Stale Teachers College . . . Most people call him Hubba but he-'s another Coach to us. Coach Scott has helped us through all kinds of pretlicaments . . . from footliall to getting some-one to help with a sqiiaro--dam-e, He also tl:--erves err-dit for re- organizing the H-Cluli this year, MR. ll0YCli S. ALlllllfQll'lPfSer1ior Sfienfeg BA., llowarrl Collegeg .ll..4., George Pealiorly College . . . This Mr. :Xlbrighfs so husy we can't keep up with him. A name? We 4lon't know, but he's the Master of the Microheu department head. Does well with many other things, liut we know him as a Student's friend! MR. L. F. POSEY -- llitfersiliezl Oeeupationsg B.S., University of Alabama . . . This is the real Mr, D.O., for his untiring efforts in counselling our diversified occupations students as a prelude to their trip into the big world. Also, his work in the D.0. program over the state helped make our little town a big name. COACH WORLIE BALLARD-Physical Educa- tion: B.S., Union University . . . L1-t's just call him Coach, because he coached every- thing from math to sports and made himself quite popular this his first year as a member of the H.H.S. faculty. Presenting: Coach Ballard. MISS JACQUELINE BAILEY-Senior Sorial Sludiesg BA., Howard College . . . Miss Efficiency is our name for Senorita Bailey. We'll never know how she can give so many tests, plan for the banquets and supervise so many class activities and do them all so well. MRS. MARY A. NORTHCUTT-Senior Englishg B.S., Huntingdon College . . . Memorize twenty-five lines of Julius Caesar is a familiar saying taken from Mrs. Northcutt's English classes, but after all, we should know lulius Caesar. He's quite a character. H.H.S.