Hueytown High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hueytown, AL)

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FACULTY SPECIAL SERVICE Miss Carrie Purcell, our librarian, offer! her services to more than a thousand students and fifty teachers. The librarian and thirty-five student assistants ondcavor to provide materials and information to meet the needs of these students and teachers. Miss Purcell aids the learning process of students with the aid of over 6500 volumes and 50 periodicals. Mrs. Mitchell, our very capable lunchroom manager, makes our lunch period one of the most anticipated parts of our day. Not only does she provide nourishing and well-balanced meals, but she sees that we have o social atmosphere which is conducive to good fellowship and relaxation. SCIENCE Mrs. Creel, Miss McTyeire, Miss Geisler, Mrs. Hicks, and Mrs. Booth are demonstrating some of the latest equipment purchased with money from the National Defense Education Act fund. It is hoped that this new source of money will make it possible to equip our laboratories with the most modern type of science facilities available.

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FACULTY ADMINISTRATION MR. CHARLES VINES. PRINCIPAL Mr. Vine hos served os principal of tho Hueytown High School four years. Though tho duties of o chief administrator of a large high school are many and the hours long, he finds the task most rewarding. He feels fully repaid for all the hours of labor and the sleepless nights when the students tako their places as outstanding citixens of the communities in which they live. MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL I wish to extend greetings to the members of the faculty, students, and friends of Hueytown High School. It has been my privilege for a number of years to be associated with the Hueytown High School and it has been a joy to work with the boys and girls of the school. We dedicate our efforts toward making better trained and better educated citizens. Mr. Louis Marty, our Assistant Principal, touches upon the entire educative process of the student. Some of the more specific duties embrace the students' deportment throughout the school day, conversation and conferences with parents concerning attendance and general progress, and poriistent effort to solve each student's individual problems. Mrs. Gilmore, as guidance counselor, uses tests and conferences to help in solving personal problems of school subjects. Career conferences stimulated a desire to succeed, ond college day conferences help in getting ready for college. Tests help studonts to see themselves ond the progress they are making toward their desired goals.

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FACULTY ARTS Mr. Moore, driving; Mr. Block, choral; Mrs. Flowers, homemoking; Mr. Hall, shop; Mrs. Nicodemus, art; Mr. Vickors, bond; and Mrs. Stevenson, speech, staff the arts deportment. The music and art section endeavor to develop appreciation and cultural values enjoyed now and in the future. The homemoking ond shop departments deal with home improvement. Their gool is to build better homes of tomorrow. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Chambers, registrar ond private secretory to Mr. Vinos, and Mrs. Densmore, assistant registrar, ore responsible for the efficient operation of the school office. It is a joy to them to work with any school personnel or patrons on any project where their services may be desired. Their time ond efforts are greatly appreciated by all the students and faculty.