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

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Guidance MRS. MARION ORMOND, the most un- derstanding guidance counselor a school could have is always helping the students and fac- ulty with their everyday problems. She helps rearrange schedules to fit the needs of the students and helps the students with all the required aptitude and entrance exams. Mrs. Ormond is the girl ' s advisor at Hewitt- Trussville, but anyone who needs understand- ing advice may go to her and find it. Mrs. Ormond seems to make problems dissolve because she is a wonderful guidance advisor and a sincerely concerned person. MR. THOMAS CLEMENTS, our assistant principal and guidance advisor, is one of our most important workers here at Hewitt- Trussville. This is his second year at our school, but he has already accomplished a great deal toward making it a better school. Discipline of the students at Hewitt-Truss- ville is one of Mr. Clements many duties. Many of the problems of the school rest on the shoulders of Mr. Clements, but by care- ful thought and wise decisions, he brings about a solution for each problem. 22

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Our Principal Mr. ' I ' rottcr attended Samford I ' iiiversit) ' where he re- ceived his n.S. det;rec and Georqe Peabody College where he received his M.A. de qree. He was assistant principal at v.. B. r.rwin Hiqh School last year. He thinks that Hcwitt- Triissville Hii h School is a fine school and that we have more school spirit than any other school that he has been in contact with. Mr. Trotter is very proud of Hewitt-Trussville. He thinks that we have the finest group of students that he has ever been associated with. His pet peeves are long hair and smart alecks. Mr. Trotter is a member of the Warrior Assembly of God and he is President of the Jaycees. This is Mr. Trotter ' s message to the faculty and students of Hewitt-Trussville: v ' ith our school year coming to a close, we pause to look back upon the friends and happiness we have had. This year has been filled with many experiences which I shall never forget. The joys, the sorrows, the fun, and the hard work — these are all part of our memories of the past year. My deep appreciation goes to you, the students, the faculty, and the hard-working Memento Staff for the won- derful cooperation that you have given me throughout this year. I have enjoyed serving as your principal, and I hope that in some way I have helped to make Hewitt-Trussville a better school for you. Faithfully yours, Jimmie Trotter Principal

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Guidance MR. DAVID L(X;AN, JR., works at Hcwitt-Trussville three days a wtck as a Vocational Counselor, He also works with the neighborhood youth corps and other Federal programs. Mr. Logan does much of the work of a regular counselor. He is always ready to help students who need and seek his advice. Mr. Logan deals directly with any person who wants information concerning occupational training or the B.O.E. program. MRS. LAURA PARSONS is depended upon to be the record keeper at Hewitt-Trussville. Her success at this task proves that she is in the right job. She has records of all descriptions to keep in order; permanent records, tran- scripts, grades, transfers, etc. Without Mrs. Parsons con- tinuing help, Hewitt-Trussville could not be run so effi- ciently. The students and faculty of Hewitt-Trussville are grate- ful for your services to the school. MRS. DELLA SUTTER has been serv-ing Hewitt-Truss- ville as bookkeeper for 16 years. Her task of bookkeeping is a big one involving hard work and concentration. Mrs. Sutter is also considered the school ' s receptionist; wel- coming and helping visitors in our school. She is also responsible for helping the school clubs keep track of their money. This is why she is always keeping a drawer full of nickles, dimes, and quarters. Thank you, Mrs. Sutter, for your many years of service to Hcwitt-Trussville. 23