Huntsville High School - Pierian Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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Miss Elizabeth DeGraffenried Mrs. Ann Ledbetter Mrs. Elizabeth Cabler Mrs. Martha Joffrion Mrs. Avonelle Walters Mr. Chester H. Walker Mrs. Carol Pedigo Mrs. Janice Sanders 23

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Promising purpose, action, and reward, eighteen teachers of English have welcomed 2400 students. Purpose? Master the language! Action? Mine riches from The Pearl to Paradise Lost. Bypass wasteland to hail wonders of mass media. Bank words to spend for every need. Pack power into structures from phrases to research papers. Write original themes, stories, plays, and poems. Edit Spectrum, widely acclaimed magazine of writing and art. Speak, read, or act for tape recorder, television, or any size audience of classmates. Reward? Huntsville High School English teachers, working together creatively, have garnered more than a few professional honors; but they are proudest when they know their students are prepared for the present and future. They quote Prince Hamlet: The readiness is all! Mrs. Dorothy Hendry Dept. Head Mrs. Virginia Bradley Miss Ann Lawson Mrs. Adriane Dozier 22

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SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Mr. Lynn, head of the Social Studies Department, diligently works to obtain the supplementary films which widen the students' scope of past and present events. The department includes courses dealing in the heritage of our country, the structure and complexity of our government, and the conflicts facing the nations of today. As Senior Class Sponsor, Mrs. Pryor has earned the title of Every Senior's Favorite. It's a hard life, isn't it?' Mr. James Lynn Dept. Head Miss Betty Dinwiddie Mrs. Judith Gilson Mrs. Velma Hanvey Mrs. Karen Jones 24