Lenoir High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

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'Q In great appreciation for the marvelous work that she has done for the Junior Class and various school organizations, we are proud to dedicate this, The 1951 Bearcat, to a woman who has given her all for her home 'iw school-Miss Mary Angley. 1 ' l C ,.i .3- 1-L1 :if :agr- l , iJ'ej,gs1f mgfgazwf 'fi , --K1-gg-:ELA -sy, yi yt, Q- . -1 . .,

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in '!' IN MEMORIAM The heart of every Lenoir High School student was bent with grief when news spread across the campus on November 7, l95O, that Mr. H. C. Sisk had died. Our superintendent was respected for the scope of his learning, for the range of his interests, for the wisdom of his counseling, and for the variety of services he rendered to students and his schools. Mr. Sisk was loved for his understanding of and interest in young people, for his sympathetic guid- ance, for his wise handling of problems, and for his ability to give students something deeper than class- room knowledge. To the memory of Mr. H. C. Sisk whose every act and word seemed to symbolize friendship, The Bearcat staff affectionately dedicates these pages in memoriam. 4