Jones Valley High School - Brownie Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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9 m Reading, writing, and ar fhinefic; loafing, joking, and fun . . . all these are an interesting part of J. V. ' s ACADEMIC LIFE 23

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MISS THELMA CARNS Miss Carns, our girls ' advisor, holds an A. B. degree from Huntington College and a M.A, from Peabody; she is also a member of many pro- fessional organizations. Her main activities center around her school and church work, but her interests are both artistic and athlet- ic (the World Series). MR. P. A. VANDIVER As boy ' s advisor, Mr. Vandiver helps many students during the first hectic days of school. Mr. Vandiver holds a B. A. degree from Howard College and Masters ' degrees from Peabody and the Uni- versity of Alabama. He is a mem- ber of honorary fraternities in Span- ish and Education. His versatile talents include refinishing antiques and gardening. MRS. RUTH MARSHALL Mrs. Marshall, who advises college - bound students, holds an A. B. degree from Judson College and Masters ' degrees in Education and Guidance from the University of Alabama. She belongs to several honorary societies and teaches a Sunday School class. Aside from these, her hobbies are reading and enjoying her grandchildren. 22

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Mrs. Mary Bowie holds her B. S. from Jacksonville State College. She finds that her main activity is grading papers, but she likes to read and sew when possible. She also teaches a Sunday School class of young married women. Miss Cams, an avid lover of litera ture, is always willing to help interested students. Mrs. Jones, who has a B. S. degree from Howard College, teaches English and world history. She en- joys sewing and most creative hand- craft activities, such as flower arranging; but she lists as her main interest, Getting my husband out of medical school. 24