Shades Valley High School - Tower Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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The Counselors Direct Our Final preparations are made before College Day, '68 HORTON B. CHAMBL.EE Samford University, B.S. Boys’ Counselor OUIDA HIGHTOWER State Teacher'’ College, B.S. Birmingham Southern. A.B. Girls' Counselor MARTI! B. FULMER Auburn University. B.S. Samford University. M.S. Guidance Counselor Mrs. Fulmer finds time in her busy schedule to freshen up. An expert academic coun'elor. Mr- Hightower is an asset to the student body.

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Valley Along Every Path Being Vico-Principal can be a lonely job. You don’t look sick to me—base a few aspirins and go back to class. In her second year as Shades Valley's Business Manager, Mrs. Ellen Workman performs the most vital single function of any organization: the efficient handling of the money. Her expert management of all business transactions and coordination of club finances combined with her winning personality have made Mrs. Workman an integral part of the administration of Shades Valley. LARRY VINES Athens College, B.S. University of Alabama, M.A. A new and vital addition to the administrative staff of Shades Valley, the Vice-Principal, Mr. Larry Vines, comes to us from Minor High School. Shades Valley is fortunate to have Mr. Vines’ experience heading the Vice-Principal’s office. He has taught eleventh and twelfth grade English and has served as a Guidance Counselor. An additional spark of efficiency in our school’s leadership has been contributed by Mr. Vines. His cheerful j cr-sonality and amiable attitude have quickly made him u favorite among the students. Difficult paper work i» easily handled by Mr. Vines. Honesty pays Organization is a must with Mrs. Workman.

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Students in All Endeavors Constantly striving to improve the already excellent relationship between, a large student body and a growing faculty, the first rate counselors at Shades Valley aid the students in their selections of every high school subject. All three counselors. Mrs. Ouida Hightower, Mr. Horton II. Chnmblce, and Mrs. Martha Fulmer, eagerly lend a willing car to every problem and desire expressed by Valley’s students. The Girl’s Counselor, Mrs. Hightower, Iwsides successfully completing the pressing duties, sponsors the school’s Usherettes. Mr. Chamblee, in charge of all boys, adds a spark of amity and merriment to the counselor’s office. A new addition to this office is Mrs. Fulmer, director for the sophomores. A necessary part of their job is the inquiries into the colleges and final recommendations to both students and colleges concerning information for applications and admissions. The favorable result of their endless labors is the higher quality of education that is offered each student at Shades Valley. I’leasc send me a twenty |x und Ik x of Tootsie Hulls and ten case of Cokes! Yc% Mis Mackey, we have started our outride reading.'