Hewitt Trussville High School - Memento Yearbook (Trussville, AL)

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Secretaries MRS. LAURA PARSONS is our capable record-keeper at Hewitt. Records of all descriptions: permanent records, transcripts, grades and transfers, etc. are hers to keep in order. This is a tremendous duty when one considers all the various records kept on each individual student, and then considers the number of students here at Hewitt. MRS. DELLA SUTTER, Hewitt’s bookkec| cr, hus been here fifteen years. Bookkeeping alone is a big task involving hard work and concentration, but Mrs. Sutter does much more than this for us. She is our receptionist, always smiling and glad to help everyone. She is also the one responsible for helping the student clubs keep track of their money, which is usually all in nicklcs, dimes, and pennies. Thank you Mrs. Sutter. Keep smiling and keep those books in balance! 14

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Guidance MISS VIOLET TYLER, a lovely understanding woman, is always around to help the students and faculty. She tries to help the students decide on what future schooling or careers they wish to enter and to determine the necessary steps toward their chosen field. She encourages and helps the students with all the many required aptitude and college entrance exams. Miss Tyler is the girls' advisor at Hewitt. When a girl needs good, understanding advice, she can always depend on Miss Tyler to help her. A good guidance advisor is a sincerely concerned person, and this we have in Miss Violet Tyler. MR. REUBEN ROBISON, our assistant principal and guidance advisor, is a fellow with big importance here at Hewitt. He has to stand in and assist Mr. Stephens when necessary and lend helpful instructions to the faculty members. Among all of his many other duties, Mr. Robison has the responsibility of discipline of the students at Hewitt. He gets to the bottom of problems quickly and tries to help students overcome these problems. He is well equipped to give helpful advice. His lovely family life is proof of this fact. 13

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English Department The English department at Hewitt offers different types of English training. For those definitely planning to go to college, we offer Advanced College English and College English. These college classes go into more detail in fundamentals, research, and theme writing. After completing these college courses these students are more capable of doing actual college English. Regular English classes at Hewitt go into all the usual phases of an English class, but not to the extent of the college classes. Business English is offered to those students planning to go into a business career. They arc given extensive studies in letter writing and other business procedures iu English. MISS PHYLLIS BYRD graduated from Auburn, has a B.S. degree, and sponsors the AFS Club. 'Hus is her fourth year at Hewitt. MRS. SADIE FLANIGAN has an A.B. degree from Woman’s College of Georgia. She has taught here 2 years and sponsors the Student Council. MRS. MILDRED M. LAMAR has taught here 19 years and sponsors the Senior Class. She attended B'ham-Southern and has an A.B. degree. MRS. GRACE W. ROBERSON has taught at Hewitt 25 years. She has a B.S. degree from Univ. of Ala. and sponsors the National Honor Society. MRS. WILMA ROBY attended Florence State and Univ. of Ala. for her B.S. and M.A. degrees. She sponsors the Junior Honor Society and has taught here 7 years. MRS. CHARLOTTE SUITER graduated from Howard College. She has an A.B. degree and has taught at Hewitt for 10 years. 15