Lenoir High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

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'Ovid JOANN KIRBY'S smiling eyes tell us she is happy. and her smile always gets one in return. Happi- ness comes through friendship, and she has many friends. JACK KOEBBERLING. a new- comer to L. H. S., was quickly ac cepted as a welcome addition to the senior class. Carefree, but capable. he is well-liked by all. It could never be said that ANN LACKEY lacked enthusiasm. She is carefree. cheerful, and full of fun. DENNIS LAXTON is one of the few who can tell a joke without a smile. His inimitable laugh and jovial good nature will make him well-remembered. All the qualities of the good ole storybook girl are wrapped within the heart of JUANITA LOUDERMELT ready to spell joy to all her friends. WILLIAM LEFEVER our speed demon of the gridiron. won fame not only for his athletic ability but for his mischievous smile and lik- able personality. We like her best as we have seen her most. Happy and laughing with a joke for everyone. SUE LINK believes in living for today: tomorrow will take care of itself. Success is certainly spelled for GAIL LOONEY: her ideals are soaring ones. A friend worth hav- ing, she holds her own.

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PHYLLIS HEDRICK is proncient along many lines and is always ready to do her bit and more. too. She belongs to the finest of the fine. MADELINE HERMAN possesses those qualities which call for admiration and respect from both boys and girls. Her na- ture reflects her love for music. STEWART HODGES is one who is always ready to do his part in every undertaking. Buddy has developed a keen inter- est in many campus activ- ities. CLARENCE KEEVER'S personality invites com- radeship. In good humor and earnestness, none but himself, can be his parallel. ,fo- V, if ff XX af., fi Qlyx we X iw .f if is 2'a 7! fe Nga' Qlkk 'WM 3-aww vw C117 593' 'ii' 009' fail' snow BETTY HENDRIX is gentle in manner, firm in reality. l-ler best characteristic - her own self: her honors-the future that lies before her. Good but not prudish. wise but not proud. a friend to everyone - these qualities compose the character of JO- ANNA l-IINDS. Who can equal her in service? The irresistible th i n g about DORIS JONES is her sense of humor. Her kindness of spirit has en- deared her to all. WALTER KENT pos- sesses both wit and wis- dom. An avid sports writer. he contributes his time to many school ac- tivities.

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It is not easy to say what we want to about NEAL LYNCH, His character is pure and clear, and we admire him for his high heart- edness toward all his associates. Homemaking shall be KATH- ERINE MALTBAS career. Her quiet beauty and grace of manner have won her an enviable place among friends. 'mr' A logical thinker of few words. DICK MARTIN speaks to the point. Dick is a boy worth know- ing and a friend worth having. CHARLES MCGIRT, as we know him, has shown a commendable spirit of loyalty to campus organ- izations. He can certainly graduate with a feeling of Work well-done. R. S. MCLEAN is rather deep and hard to solve. yet a wonderful boy when you know him, and oh- how well your time spent in know- ing him. BIRDIE MCROBERTS is one among a limited number of really sweet girls. Her generosity is bounded only by what she has to give. Vivacity plus personality charac- terize REVA MILLER. She is an earnest worker and for this reason is conspicuous in all campus activ- ities. HIGHT MOORE has a deep sin cerity and a nobility of character. As our trails divide. we point with pride to Hight's characteristics. if f, '. -M, - pg, 1-11, N- 7, , .1-...K ,, ' 1 , E f aa. -A V.. I G iv. 'Stix kl'Q rl-51 u js- f' J ' Q-- TI l