Murphy High School - Mohian Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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II I A IV OF 10 5 4 Elsa Carlson, Editor • Mary Frances Lee, Business Manager • Horace Beasley, Assistant Business Manager • Kathy Shrout, Photographer • Annie Lou White, Adviser • Roy R. Wilkie, Consultant.

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 z f AYS of high school life tv hen hearts were young and gay . . . calling a cheery “Hi” on cool, crisp mornings . . . sharing a book and a whisper in a busy classroom . .. looking for four-leaf clovers under the noon-day sun . . . meeting friends at the flagpole when the long day was over. Vblumc twenty-eight PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS, MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL, MOBILE, ALABAMA

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HazeI II. Drirvr 74W| O f I V “She is the most understanding woman in the world,” a student once said of Miss Hazel Driver, Dean of Girls. Murphy wholeheart- edly echoes this thought. When illness, difficulties with school worf{, or dilemmas at home threaten the precariously balanced equilibrium of a teen-ager s world, Miss Driver is always near to give sympathy and advice that will help set that world aright. Whether she scolds us for our misdemeanors, or pa- tiently soothes our fears, we admire her and appreciate her interest in us. Miss Driver is equally skillful in her guidance of groups of girls. During her deanship at Murphy she has organized the Welfare Fund, the Mae Fanes chapter of Future Teachers of America, and the in- valuable All Girls’ Council. Her tal s before these groups—gracious, earnest, wise, and sincere — have been the inspiration of innumerable Murphy girls. • 6 •