Huntsville High School - Hornet Yearbook (Huntsville, TX)

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Junior Engineers Explore Technological World Students delve into the mysteries of a slide rule. To stimulate interest in en- gineering and allied fields is the purpose of Junior Engi- neering Technical Society, bet- ter known as the Jets. The club gives a preview of engi- neering as a profession and opens up opportunities for its members along this line. This year the organization, under the direction of Mr. Ed Smith, travelled to Texas ASIM Uni- versity to see the atomic re- actor located there and to at- tend the J.E.T.S. National Convention. On February 26, members interested partici- pated in the National Engi- neering Aptitude Search Test given at the high school. ,5 JW' i 'ai if Miles McGoon, vice-president, Jimmy Dawson, president, Richard Medford, treasurer, and Drex Vincent, secretary, attempt a puzzling problem. Sponsor, Mr. Ed Smith, discusses vocations in engineering with the club members. M, , P .F I l ei

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l E? E Library Club Dispels Bookish Image Members of the Library Club discuss a recent article of interest. They are sponsor Mrs. Nell Ann Langley, Camille Black, Mary Beth Todd, Carol McKee, and Mary Laura Gibbs. Right: Assisting sponsor, Mrs, Nell Ann Lang- ley, are assistants Mary Laura Gibbs and Camille Black. f ' we Left: Creating attractive bulletin boards is just one of the many duties of club members. Below: Mary Beth Todd models one of the library's garish new smocks, which seem to shout the 1ibrary's new anti-sourpuss slogan. The members of the Library Club help to make the library an ef- ficient center of study and research. These girls, While broadening their knowledge of the library sciences, offer assistance to those who seek it. Besides being an excellent place for voca- tional training, it is also a service organization. This year all the mem- bers joined in to aid the local Citizens for the Huntsville Public Li- brarygu and to destroy the age-old belief that the librarian is an old fogey! IO7