Huntsville High School - Hornet Yearbook (Huntsville, TX)

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Distaff Keeps Office on Steady Keel Two ladies have the responsibility of keeping official routine in order. Mrs. Emma Etheridge serves as advisor and guidance counselor for students. Through her office pass schedule changes, transcripts, standardized tests, and similar work. ln addition to her official jobs, she assists on Spring Festivals, parties, and assembly programs. Mrs. Freda Spencer, secretary to Mr. Westmoreland, does not only commercial school work but mimeographing, test typing, and individual typing for the teachers. She keeps daily attendance and takes care of the voluminous office mail. Mrs. Emma Etheridge Mrs. Freda Spencer Mrs. Emma Etheridge goes over with Mrs. Freda Spencer one of the countless forms connected with running a school.

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Park Heads e dministration Now serving his seventh year, Su- perintendent Mance Park is a key figure in the program of school ex- pansion and improvement. His knowl- edge of the needs of a growing, chang- ing school system, and his diplomacy in dealing with associates help to tem- per him as a strong force in district action. ' M W Mrs. Carolyn Werner, sec- retary to lVlr. Park, is respon- sible for most of the clerical and bookkeeping chores con- nected With the school dis- trict. ,ggpwnllliii

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Fledgling Scientists Get Basic Training That Huntsville High School will produce an Einstein may be doubtful, but anyone with an interest in science has available here a varied science program. In addition to regular courses in General Science, biology, chemistry, and physics, students are encouraged to participate in the annual Science Fair. Emphasis this year was placed on laboratory experiments and practical application of Mr' William Payne textbook ideas. Mrs. Evelyn Lasater Mr. Frank Cloud Mr. Frank Cloud, biology, Mrs. Evelyn Lasater, chemistry, Mr. William Payne, physics, and Mr. J. J. Head, biology, discuss a chemistry project from the Science Fair. .AV v 2 I