Lenoir High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

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LUNCHROCDM STAFF Music makes the world go 'round, but judging by the length of the daily lunch- room line, one would be led to believe that food makes Lenoir High go 'round. This year's switch from the pay-as-you- go to the lunch ticket method put no damper on the old LHS appetite. All available cafeteria space is utilized for seating starving students when the l l:35 bell rings. From the cheery red curtains to the gleaming aluminum serving count- er, students join in the close harmony of fork-against-plate and spoon-against- teeth. Keeping the show on the road are Mrs. D. H. Peters, Mrs. Pansy Price, Mrs. P. H. Bohler, and Mrs. W. L. Ward. tw F I 1 2 7.1 'J F, 1 f ' lf I if fr I Z I f If wwggwfifvfiprfcmtfxfii, 1 g 5 A ,ggufyq . ' CUSTODIANS We got s-s-s-s-steam heat, and we've got our custodians to thank for it. Faith- ful, diligent, thoughtful, and hard work- ing-these words describe these four men. Keeping our buildings clean, warm, and ready for use, the custodians are always on hand. Caring for the grounds and keeping the buildings pleasant to study in provide these men with a seem- ingly endless job. These friendly, re- sponsible custodians whose loyalty and service are so valuable to us are Mr. Mansfield Ferguson, Mr. Stanley Bowers, Mr. Mack Cook, and Mr. C. A. Whitt- ington, not pictured.

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. . . Making friends and meeting new stu- dents . . . Freshmen exploring the mysteries of algebra, English, and history . . . Hurry- ing to class ahead of the tardy bell . . . Losing books and forgetting to bny a lunch ticket . . . 5 'Q 1 51 it