Lenoir High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

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W ,,ff ' 15,1 MISS DORIS SPARKS, B.S. at English and Journalism ' 'Na 'Vw if film Y MRs. VIRGINIA S. COBB. A.B. English and Dramatics MR. BILL CROSS, B.S. Physical Education and Civics .iv ff MISS MARY ANCILEY, M.A. MRS. RALPH B. LANEY B 5 English and History Consisting of twenty-two men and women. the faculty of Lenoir High School is headed by Superintendent J. Ci. Hagaman and Principal Fred W. Lentz. Each teacher plays an impor- tant part in adding to the store of knowledge of every student in the school. Although every teacher special- izes in a certain phase of education. many of them teach several different subjects. This staff of instructors works together as a whole to make the high school education of each boy English Aww? I --g,..,.,. 2 . ,.,,. and each girl complete. -QR R vii T 5 as ,QE I l MR. JAMES E. WILSON Biology MRs. CLARENCE LIPE, B.S. MR. J. V. Mitts, M A Home Economics Chemistry. Physics. and Guidance iw. 'lf -nl' rl 1 1 '7'f'f2EAf5w4 3 A 'an'

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...1.........-..................i..,..,...,.,-, WV l Z'9: 3151 E99 :dz aw -..s...... 0 ,ggi . Lf?7?.7r ' 1 MW? ' 1 w if 1 1 ,f-1.7 .wft..n-if ,X 'es 551 . ..,,5:.s--Q Mr. J. G. Hagaman has been superintendent As principal of Lenoir High School, Mr. of Lenoir City Schools since 1951. His sec- Fred W. Lentz has directed the students for six retary, Mrs. Ruth Lingle, has been with the years. Anne Pritchard. a 1953 graduate of high school since 1939. L. H. S., is his secretary. More to guide than spur ' A . Determining the policies of the school are members of the school board. They are left to right: Mr. John Barr Houston, Dr. Paul Hedrick. Mr. W. E. Alexander. Mr. Emory McCall, Chair- man: Mr. Carter Powell, and Mr. Walter Spainhour. 10

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, '! ,f ,.. S MR. GEORGE KIRSTEN, A.B. MRS. OPHELIA J. STALLINGS MR, JOHN KAUFMAN, B.S Glee Club Secretary to Band Instrumental Music ulty acts thing in listen to patience, does not bers act always o Besides the standard job of teaching, every member of the fac- as adviser. helper. social instructor. counselor. and every- immediate need by the students. They are ever ready to students problems and eager to be of assistance. Their it seems. is endless, and, as everyone knows, their work end with the ringing of the three ten bell. Faculty mem- as advisers of school clubs and organizations and are n hand for dances and athletic events. .M ,. ie at ' f W MR. JAMEs C. HARPER, NIA. Instrumental Music MISS CECELIA WARLICK, B.S. MR LLOYD WooLLEY, BM. physical Education and I A. C. TRIVETFE, M.A Instrumental Music Sociology and Economics History 11' f ',,.,v.4Q.- f-are , A v r , A l , 1 -iff' i . Y J., ' : 4--M ff i HYW' as sr l 0' fl