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

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Science probes deeper into the mysteries of existence MR. FRED WHITTAKER, JR. sponsors the bank .u Hewitt. He received his B.A. and M.A. degrees from Birmingham- Southern and Peabody College. He has taught at Hewitt four- teen years. It is essential that students take courses offered by Hewitt ' s Science De- partment if they wish to keep up with the rapidly expanding field of sci- ences. This offers courses in general science, biology, advanced biology, chemistry, and physics. Hewitt-Trussville has some ot the most modern equipment and the best trained teachers possible. This insures the best possible science program to be found anywhere. Students who wish to take a more extensive course in biology should take advanced biology. It is tor students going into biological or medi- cal fields. MR. ROBERT M. HAYNES attended Auburn University, where he received his B.S. and M.S. degrees. He has taught at Hewitt sixteen years and sponsors the Red Cross. Im m i 4 ' 1 i MR. JIM ISRAEL, .sponsor of the Key Club is teaching his third year at Hewitt. He attended Sam ford University, at which he received a B.S. degree. 24

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)Cenes MRS. MARION ORMOND is a most understanding ad- visor who is sincerely interested in making the schooldays more pleasant for teachers and students. She is in charge of rearranging schedules and helps students with all the re- quired aptitude and entrance exams. Mrs. Ormond tries to find time in her busy schedule to help everyone who seeks her help. MR. DAVID O. LOGAN, JR. works at Hewitt three days a week in the capacity of Vocational Counselor. His job also includes working with the neighborhood youth corps and other Federal programs. He also advises students as a regular counselor would. Mr. Logan deals directly with persons seeking information concerning occupational training. MRS. DELLA SUTTER has been Hewitt ' s bookkeeper 17 years. She must carry on her job amid the hustle and bustle which goes on during a normal school day. Mrs. Sutter also serves as receptionist for the school and money-keeper for Hewitt ' s many clubs. Hewitt just could not operate without Mrs. Sutter ' s assistance. MRS. LAURA PARSONS is most efficient in her task of keeping the records of Hewitt. She is in charge ot han- dling and filing all permanent records, transcripts, grades, transfers, etc. Evervone has benefited from Mrs. Parsons ' Uve years ot ser ' icc to Hewitt. 23

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Studies of social condiditons World History, American History, Alabama Histor -, Economics, Government, Civics, and Communism are courses of vital interest. These courses show how man has bettered himself and the world around him through the ages. By learn- ing about the past, we are preparing for the future. As a result of these courses, we become better citizens, who are able to take part in a democratic government. This is the main aim of the social studies department at Hewitt. MRS. BRENDA MILLER sponsors the Y-Teens during her third year at Hewitt. She received her B.S. degree from Jacksonville State University. MR. WALTER STEPHENS has taught at Hew- itt eleven years. He received his A.B. and M.A. degrees from Birmingham Southern College. MRS. MARY-HELEN VICK, chairman of the Miss Hewitt pageant and Senior Play, has taught at Hewitt nine years. She received her B.A. from Samford, M.A. from Alabama College, and A. A. from the University of Alabama. MR. JOHN F. DYER, sponsor of the Speech and Drama Club, has taught at Hewitt fifteen years. He received his A.B. degree from the University of Ala- bama. 25