Lenoir High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

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' Q s ' ' ' C' M .. 4' V ' 5 O OI' OI' OI' OI' X 4 wwf Cal't0gI'al9A Qfd BEARCAT STAFF ADMINISTRATION 8 FACULTY STUDENT BODY ry' KX R mriuerd ,'9a55el'lg2I':5 21 5 N fx A 7 ' - Q QQEI' 1 'Q TEAQI-:ERS II kj I it A D ff 'f ' 7 A X A - CLUBS :ja N YXULT X C5 1955 956 ,Siffgpf LENOIR HIGH THRCJUGH THE 1956 BEARCAT W A 5. .+ flung -1 For any journey to be a success. there must be a set of guides to lead the way and to help avoid the rough places. In other words, someone must show the simplest way to travel the farth- est with the least hardship, Our guides are the administration and the faculty. lt is they who bribed bullied and persuaded us to do those things xx hith would enahle us to get the ITlOSt out of this 1 iourney that can ncxer he re peated Z gum WH , I F L! I M ADMINISTRATICDN The grganttc task of guldrng Lenolrs clty schools on the pathway of educa tton us Suptrxntcndtnt I C Hagaman s assngnment Each day both tmtal and xmportant problems are met and xx ork ed out xuth the best possrble solutlons for those tnxolxed VV1th Secretary Ruth Ltngle Superrntendent Haga man has strxxen steadxly and made the school journes both educauonal and enjosable for students faculty, and parents 3 l I llll 3 tcttt rx YC Q tum hut kttps thrnts runmm, wtll rt t x owls Lump iuptrmttntltnt I lmln and sttrttarx Mrs Ruth Lmclt Upon the capable shoulders of Prlnclpal H C McFadven a new addxtron to the school rests the re sponstbxlltv for keeprng the gears runmng smoothlv for both students and facultx Xssxsted bv Secretary une Graxlee Prlnclpal McFadven has led I H9 farther down the road ot cducatron and IH the compam mtlx short txme of one year has proud to be both 1 suse. consultant 'mtl ID txttlltnt trftxtl compamon '5 ,if ., . . I ll- . . . . . ., K , . 4 , , n , - .' . Y ,V ' Th 'L tg lr. lj in all rl ' 'ill' sch 5 is ' osctl of . ' ' ' . G. Hagx 1 ' his X l . 1 ' '. l Y H - . I ' - - , 4 n 1 V t X C t A L' '. ' ' at 'L 1 v.k-5 1 A . 1 '. ' 1 Q 'X . 1 . l'rxrt11v.nl II nfl. KT. x1tl'k.HlXlIl.tllLllA2l l- on our lourntx. ls ,ll lx .rnltwl rn tin fftntt uurk hx Mus l.lI1t'fnI'.lNltL. v' .1 . FACULTY On ewery journey there must be gU1dCS, the faculty of LHS are the well quallfxed guldes and dxrectors of the students From the enterlng of hxgh school to graduatxon, they help plan the route of the pupml to ward a more successful yourney oxer lrfe s many rough roads The faculty begun to prepare students tor the1r life journev when they enter hlgh school as freshmen The freshmen are dlrected and advxsed and warned of the dangers nd pltfalls whlch lle ahead Then, the teacher try to steer the sophomores so theirs wlll be steady smooth rldlng they encourage them to make the most of the better h1ghways and galn t1me The narrower and steeper way lles yet on Iumors are startled by the sudden shlft to more adwanced learn mg always the faculty are there to encourage and push the pupmls on There ns no turnlng back as lumors become semors and enter the last lap of the yourney The facultv teachers and pr1nc1pal are stlll with them urgmg them on Mxss Maru Axcru 'T 'via But Cnoss Thr Fnach f r tl l s Cults 'viss frown Ilxtrx I lllllj, Iam: 1 n 'Tx mn Students' Philosopher Engllsh Brble Wins xlRGINlA 9 Cons Duzmanc Tyve Fnglrh ipeeth and Drarnatxcs Cgpmxn Iamcs Harper Hr, ,XI11,f1'c Instrumcnml Muxic Mr. Lhnrlw Ilflpu llTF1l771lt ll'A',' Math. Physiml Ifcluc.1tirm Mr-. fx. ll. I.xrr.xtl Hfrlrc' Iffgifu Iinvglixlm. CIwurx1c'tr5'. Spcnxlu nml lJI'.lH1.1IlCS Mr. Iwlm Kaufman ,llI1n'IL'L1l lVw'f11 ' ll'hIYUI'DCI1l.ll Music Mr. Ccrwrgn Kmrxtrn Hl.!'Lkf!If'!' Nrmzffrr 96 Glcc Club Mrs Ralph Lum-x The Hr'.1m1t English Mrs lamu Llpc Hfm1f Surrf Ilffrrzf' llfvrm' l xHI1l'II1lkN Mr. M.muz'l lmrcnlu l.u1m .'1V!1f7'Ir.1H Sp.1n1xlm. 'lkgwrm Mrs l'c rlmmx Nllllr r .Vf4I.lf ll ffffrf ljll-Kh.ll lfluxltnflrz VKU flll lllxl' vm. 5vw1 l !'- .mll lwruwrmrn FACULTY f. .1 Mr. X. Mills usflrfflft' Fair Chemistry. Physics. Science Captain Ralph Ostrom Brass Band Instrumental Music Mr. foseph Pcnncll lndustry un Paradru Industrial Arts Mrs. Magdalene Ramsclcll Ben Seller? Librarian Mr. Marcus Smith 'Z-1 Burinrss Mind Bookkeeping. Typing. Shorthand, Iourniilism Mrs. Ophelia I. Stallings To llze Band Secretary In Band Mrs. A. C. Trivsttc 1unior-Senior lf. S. History Mrs. Gcrtrutlc VVhitt-licgicl Honor Eternal Algebra and Solid Geometry Mr. Iamcs VS'ilson Biologin1l Fflflu Biology Irtsrtlrn utr the School Boarcl rs tht chalrman 'vir R Carter Pcmcll SCHGOL BOARD Before begrnnrng any trrp much plannmg rs necessary and to the Lenorr Crts School Board tell the task of outlmmg the DD D6 school journey Therr preparatory dutres rnclud cd maps plottxng courses, and choosmg, relrable and effr clent gUldCS for unexplored regrons rn education Last, but not least, came checklng the fmanctal sxtua ton vwhlch was assured rn Lenorr by .1 school bond recently passed rn publxc electrons Apparently endless thexr xx ork cont1nued through out the year as decrsrons were made at exery detour and crossroads, and bumpy roads were exchanged for smoother ones ks the destmttron was reached the only rewards for unheralded to1l were thoughts of a Job well done and e gratrtude of mam parents Thr mtmlwrs ttf tht Sclrmfl ll-tural. llr, Ilffnaltl Iatckey. Mr. . 1 . Clartntt- lwatlr. Mr. Vlalttr Sparnlrwur. Mr. I. ll. Houston. Ir.. l IYLLINLIFLTI Mr. l. Glen Mnltr. Mr. lit-rrgc T, Crowell. Nice ulhllflllrllll Mr. R. flxrur lhrxxtll. xll,llHl1.lllI .mtl SL1jR'flDIL'l'lllk'Fll Y. CQ. ll.lg.nm.1n. Y'fYHlUl.lll our l2Ulllll1: pnllcics, l 4 1 , ,L- Y , ' l 1 , 3.4 51... if Q AIQQJ LUNCHRCJOM STAFF Do the students eat to lne or lne to call Thls ques tlon proses to be pu7zl1ng at elexen thxrtx fue it LHS xvllh the tnnltlmg ot a bell a tremendous stampede begins dCSIIfl8t1Ofl lunchroom The smff h1s effxcxentlw handled the teedlng of the students 7 'QUE' thls vewr VK 1th contmued support from the students 'VIrs Hontycutt xull he ahle to prep1re cxen hlpger lunthes xLLOIIN110tllIll1 thus hungry molw of students 'ire CTYFIC Cildxxell Nlrs Nlarx Morrow ind Mrs Honeyeutt mwniper Not plctured are Betty Nor wood 1nd Irene Curtls QW! 5nalfnn..,,, ,,,, A K-4'-s 1 X - 1 75 CUSTODIANS Lenolr High School IS tortu 1nd thoughtful group ot cus todlans It IS their 1ob to keep the school grounds clun 'und 111 the bulldmgs ne1t 1nd comfortable Thls year tht custodlans dmd 1 pirtlculirlx good yob of keepmf the clwss rooms warm on the mflm xxmtrv mornmv s Performmg, these 1nx1lu1hle serxues 1rt Nhnsfleld Ferguson Nlr Nfaclt Cook and Smnlex Bon ers 1nd Nfrs Pansx Prltt 1nd Nlr C -X XK7l1lIIll1L,l0fl no pxctured l . , ' 1 I-W3 Ld NM I , A' 7 Q ,. ,.- .riff gi, I V, ,, n 1 ' ' .121 . 141 fu , . t . 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W K' S2 The senior class officers, Preston Troutman, presi dent, Roger Gregg, vice president, Katie Lefever, treasurerg and Paul Everhardt, secretaryg are those students who plan and execute business for the seniors. 't 49 3 vs-'Y -1 Sym Among the 'top contenders for Most Popular of the XVhen things go smoothly for the senior class it is class of 1969 are Susan Cashwell and Ricky hverhardt. usually Mrs. Iarratt, the adviser. director. and counselor senior mascots. Sometimes it seemed like an endless trail and a hopeless trek, but they fin- ally made it-Seniors at last. The journey started twelve long years ago when they entered those hard-to-remember primary grades. Pro- gressing from toy bands and operettas to more difficult activities, they made the trip up the hill to Iunior High. With this milestone behind them, they took a deep breath, crossed their fin- who's responsible. gers, and embarked for high school. After weathering the first bewilder- ing days, they discovered that it really wasn't bad at all. Then they plunged right into the thick of things, grad- ually climbing toward their respective goals. Now here they are, the road of grow- ing up behind them, the highway of life yet to he traveled. VVith the satis- faction of a job well done they can look back and say, Bon Voyage. lim Abc! I lhinfq I look fra! fporlyf' iv 1:-5 Ilclin4l.1 lhuln flu DIFF4' :hall inflrrll lflt' f'x1flll.H XX'.11tu Hun Beth ffrainf and Frawnf' Rnlm Brmlnk I.y mln Brywman 1-' fwwk 5 w1z'r'r1ur, ' Don I gr! mr mlkmg. If-c B-ml Cnrn-H IKmwksh1rc mul hfff lang zmg. lm gonna play Ihr pmno. will- 4 Nelson Bcnficld Whoopi-m1':srd again XX Il . 4 -. ...,11.r,, Nl n Iirx Shrf qmrl mmf nm1,f.f1m11r1g, Bob Bumgarncr I don? rare. Noel Clement Country Gentleman. l s- 3 Iamcs Burris Whcre'5 your :cms of humor? Ncwland Bush llcrlin Carswcll What5 wrong with harmg a ffm!! rw! good, Berlxn. Iinlc' fun? lohnny Caucllc Gail Childcra oifz ihf army. It'1l nuke a l'z'e been lfzinkingf' man out of 5011. Blll Cobb dfrzdea' 10 rome back Bradley Chlxard HDU7I'l gr! pafzirlsyf' Av f,,. . ff, Big ' 'r 9 id? , 00 Q hi 3 Iohn David Crisp B0p.' My slylrf' N Geralciinc Crisp Drm'1 errrylvody laik al once. 5Q5'f fZ?5Qgff, , - , , N, . Y S 34, Nancy Lcc Crisp f Whul'H wr u'car7 ag-. ww l df!! ' Shirlcy llnnidwn K I.rl'.r .ring III! .-llnm Maier. Daxid Crowe Irene Curtis Wflaf': fhfrf to mllq n1w11I9 L-Ulf K0 hnmf-H 'V 'i ,, if Sandra Ihaxidwn X ' WhaI's your fdlflllfjv 'If Sarah Ice Dodgc Ie! be fnrna' 'YK Elreta Eller Srhooll' a place for making friendff' ' fffffy' fix fi' hu 4 Chrinl Fricclcrigi Dmrfhlrznrf and I.r1mir nflff LINES. Bill Evcrhardt Paul Everhard! Wher'c 5 the Hrs? Dorff forgher your przrachrzfef' Barbara Neal Fleming Go almzdf I'm I1'flFf11v77g.H 2 Bgnrbam Foxx I IlO71'f follow you. -P 1151? Libby Ann Gibb: Dianmndf are a gzrfff Iver! frinlrlf' xg !, 5'7- r If J jf, v Harold Circ:-nc io 60 in 24' ,ffmr1d.f. Shelby Greer I'I1 life for today. L Roger Grvgg Cum Iuy Gris! I'm going In starr tl gmcrry Yon dan? mean it. I7'JV'.f union. hmm Irdgr If fwwrf. Bl'Cl'45' HJUUY Terry Hall El'f '3 'fF - !W M bf dffff 7 PIU? Furry day ,fhould br a holidavf' ll drum. io' Nc:-f m lm gn, I irq, I ,-fmrrn Tom Hcddcn Fellougf, I'm going to tell you zz yoke. Carolyn Hendrix Smile: are made of :un:hin:. Mickey Ilollaway Bill Holman If lzerz Gabriel lvlnws hz: lmfrz. U ell 5611! fm by I2 POHIU. Anne Hong-Nun Nanu Honcxcutt We ought io hare 11 dame' Thflf ' H 800d 0715 -'fll mf' arzofher Gregory Houck l wax: lvarely lair. 11 ' Carol Hunt If: a woman? world Mack Iarxig TVhat'U I do 71ou'7 Q' V Q Hcrbcrl Kcllur Gd in step, I.1en1n1ar11 Kfllrrf' f4 ,a. .49 Nancy Kcnncrly Bill loc King Thr fltlff will pfrafe rome That if Irnly ll renmrlqalwlf fo 0ra'er. thing. .--an '7 'I' 1 C li j V F 1 I ' ? Y 'I 5 'Il-mmy' Laney' Knit Lcfcvcr I l.1ml.1 hm xf.1nNflH.lI1 I fhfffqbf Ill' dxf ldllghlflsju Ln, go lmmmg' I fcfl real dramanr. if ,XO .X KK W so 'V '- V -7 N If-wplx Marla-r Ng I'm HUVAIVIL' my u lx IIIVUIIKIZ rfffffgrf' Nancy Mays Take a letter. V, final., rl ' ' .Slam C 1? iq 5164 my 5 af B 1 ., 3, if X . ,., .44 ' Jw' - , , dwffr 'Z -6' S' Mary Ellen Moore Drprndafvle' as Ihr Rm of Gzbralflzrf' Mulcnc ML-in-r Shelby ML-sscr H'lm'f gn! an dCCFf1I?H T0morrou if another day. Shelby h1ll'iCLll Hur wnzrf Ihr lvridr ' Kenny Mfmrc Sr1n1fon Cflfllllfllf gel alrmg unlmul cze'n'1sr Hiker. Ln 7-so if MI' Arbadclla M:Nc1l C X r Q , ,,, Gerald Mullinnx 'U'ln1!'5 your hurry ze been real good Richard Murphy Silrnf: is golden. Iludky Rabh 'What'.f geologyou Ann Pope Would you like zo go HQ' 11,0,,,,'-,F -VF. riding in my Bniffq '567' Ruben Pmwll X xrgmm Presley 1'm Nfwmrz lwm11i. ' .-M, Bulwfvyf' Marirmric Nclwn Whcrcfrr uf ,goingff '74 3 N1 urfrzf Jr fx,-1, nl 771Jdf,H Thomas Raylc I frel great. Max Reynolds Wlzafd you Mya Robert Shlirrill -Inylhing for the good ol Ihr Jrlloolf' Maurice Rhodes Dean Robbing Tiny tan? ge! along willmnt me. Play ball! Call Shcnrm Bull Shcrrdl I'cIV'1t'Ij' 15 the .rpffc of lrfr. Youre gonna mu: mr. .3 1, Q C' fy, I llquy L-DLX, ., ,Ar LA atsy Smith Swett and gfnflef' xr , .H 'c 1. bu rn Smith tal? L1 nap fvrfnrr uf Marr. , , , ,, ' . i f L 'A V 'Jia 12 is f X s V eg k 'S A 0 Q. K .Mx .Pixy Q. 4.1 Q? R R, A,g.Q1.3 - ' 1 31.,Q., ff Q , Ku? X up 'F-' Iam- Sulhvnn Radu-I Swanwn mary ix KI gift from Hn' gffd-'.H JU if Iakrf I-I L1 fllfjf' !7f'xll-7lf7Ull'I7'.H Anm Stout HPl'1'I.Ift' ,frrrfl.1ry. Plmkm THC I'1r Thmnpwn 9 -if Mm. lwllurt I7 IIIQJ f:ffm1 lfhznk wzfrf Milf. 'nf' I1 Ifflffff' saw.. Agfx j 'CE' 9 Nun Y R4-In U .1 T. 'Hu 1.f1',r Aff in my fhzrmlc' Scott Turrcncc We need a f1'r'emun'f fwfr from Ihr lab In Ihr 11mchmnm. ww A X ,ww 'f 925 45737 Linda xvdlkh H'on'r mzylwdy fmv .m am1m117 xi Tl Prcsmn Trnutmzm Hflfv' VVJHKU UML Prrddmtuvff You nm? wh ir uvlh yon. Herman XVn!lu-r loc NValkcr '4' Rrn1rn11vz'r Ifzvlfgav fifllfllllyw Hr and Ezfdff Flkhrrf' fi ii T X Z7 Nr' Sarah lean Triplert , 4' We ongfzi lo haze' anollzfr beauzy comfftf' -1-D Markctm Xvllfix They llflilrf have iff rrnmz m Fnzlandf' H -0' -gill' Qui' Iran XVMIC err zoduy, gone Iomorwuf' liwblwy Xkknkh r 01715 f fg,1L15 yy gr: J! Mary lfgxrulyn Vfllcs BVU? SUC XVIHI-HHN If pap fy be frify1dIy, I fluff u womlrrfnl lime. J 1 Rwbcrt NVxlsUn If Thomas X'V1lw9J'! I-f,fff!7.1fl,f L1 grnt gdfllfy ' Lfflhufzg my fbfrfgle 111 67. ' f i E 5 V J Xi IVK7 v , , V f, ,,fX ,' 1 1 1 I , x X Anita VVhitcner Th1',f ua: 111: lzorz0ra!1lc,f1 honor mfdfn! of them all. Pull Xkbmlruff I dlflvfllf do limi. Iames Yates Pat Yount Wlmp',- my Mm? De1ermination bring: it: own reward: Motto Fun, our paszimeg knowledge, our vocation. Colors Blue and White 33 COMPLETING 4 x 2 You dont say? '0 . Test em and fall cm - 4 XX Mr McFadyen explams a dlagram The Photographer proude a t ee mmutc break 34 ii Murdermg, the queens Fngllsh . ,. ..4.u,,,, ni' 'fl V 1 .J ' '4 Y .'--- 1, ' l 0.1. 3 nw Y wf ,f L,Q' A. K t L - 'K s . , F15-3 'A it . - A ' ' Tm' QU! k Q N fl ' lx' s L- K W fy. Fha it 4 1 h I, J ' H 1 .. t xi . A 3- n X ' I ii--L . U ll Y YY 'V 1' . ,M .. wry? J I 7 ' . 'Hifi M ' . tl , -.V - 'xo f ' . , .' Y - Q I ree 1 d hr THE JOURNEY Who MendeleffP :ff-WJ IVF The greatest story ever told i Can anybody work fractlonal exponentsn Keepmg the record straxght f P Ad Bearing the load for the junior class are the officers, first row: Edna King. work chairman: Neil Stallings, vice president: and Ioneil Melton, secretary-treasurer. Second rozv: Bob Martin, presidentg and Iames Clontz, work chairman. Guiding the juniors on their journey is their very capable adviser. Mrs. Trivette. K9 '41 Well-experienced at treading the straight and narrow pathway of edu- cation, this yearls juniorsi assured and self-confident, could relax temporarily and follow the leadership of the sen- iors before taking over that position themselves. The road before, by no means smooth, had been filled with detours and dead-ends, but the juniors blazed their own trail and emerged seasoned travelers. What had been learned in previous years served as guide maps and the third-year itine- rary included stops at plane geometry. physics. United States history, and English Ill. ln the fall the juniors selected their passports to future success, the eagerly awaited class rings, this year a square blue stone crested with an LH and mounted in a gold setting engraved with bearcats. To the juniors at least the rings symbolized a wearisome jour- ney through the eleven years of school. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Tri- vette. the concession stand was operat- ed in the football season in order to prepare for the social climax of the year, a bon-voyage party for the upper classmen-the Iunior-Senior. Yes, the juniors were well-experi- enced travelers. but they still retained the urge to advance on the endless path of education and learning. Kathleen Boston Ioyce Brown Mary Brown Mary Byrd Sue Clement Iamcs Clrvntz Ben Cooke Aubrey Correll David Creech lane Crowell Imogene Crump Sarah Crump Ierry Estep Linda Everhardt Linda Gibbs Shirley Gilbert Ralph Greene Pat Harless Carol Ann Hedden Rachel Hedrick ,X I tx f 1 1 JUNIORS Carol5 n Abernethy Tommy Aberncthy Erwin Alexander Keith Almond Barbara Atkins Asilte Austin Harrison Barlow Daiid Barnes Lucy Barnharclt Peg Beard Cliarlorlu llcnficltl lim Blair Nancy Blevins john Boat Iames Bostic , I JUNIORS '- Pauline Herndon Shelby Ican Hopkins Ianel Houck Annette Icnkinx Elaine Ienkinx Edna King Mary Laxmn Mary Ellen l.ulZ gt., lane Manchester Robby Martin Charles Martin Bill Mays Bill McCrary Rebecca Mclinnalrl Henry McFadycn 5 E as A, Z iss- . ig' L -Q 3 . .I 'afar i v: is A , i x f-J i i ii 2' - Q 5 7. '.' X 38 K. in 3? Iona-il Mellon Eric Miller Ruby Murrow Huh Moser Franklyn Null Dennis Oliver Celia Owens Iohnny Parlier Th firii as Parlicr Stanley Parris Iirucc Pcnnell Ciwrgc Pvtrcc Gary Pilkcntnn lcrric Fully Mgilwlv Queen lxmluxircl Ruliinv Iuili Safrint Ifl.iinc Sherrill l-If-ul Swim-ni 1 ' 5. T' 'w 'Dx ...- L LCDST TRAVELERS Robert Gibbons Buddy King Boyd Miller Donald Nnnncy Iimmy Noblct 39 .IUNIORS Charles Sim mum Hal Smith Marianclla C. Smith Phy is Smith Neil Stallings Ted Stamcj: Gary Sumpter Hallie Sumptcr Inann XV:1lsh VVg1yne NVML-rs Betty West Patricia Williams Glen Wilson Roger XVisC PL-ggi' S. Yount li BLAZING Help me decorate my car for the Ill newer get four perfect COPlCSl hornccommg parade Spamsh IS Creek to me Oh If these people would only stop yellmg at mc' xiak, J, st be a descend Shorthand mu ant of Egyptlan hleroglyphxcs , brmg Mr Tressler Dont forget to to class tomorrow We the people of the Um of Amenca THE TRAIL ted States sum h hypotenuse equals the The square of t e of the square of the other two sndes 41 Investigating the many aspects of being upperclassmen are sophomore officers: VVriston I-Iartsell, presidentg Larry Bumgarner, vice presidentg Mickey Nelson, secretaryg and Ioe Robinson. treasurer. M ss lliex Ialin te xeher ant mars 1 I xnsnr also tinds time to be aduser for the sophomore class VVhen one studies biology he finds that many insects, the butterfly for instance pass through their larva stage and then dexelop into full grown adults This is preeisely what has hap pened to the sophomores at LHS After passing through a semiacttve stage as freshmen, they hase dexeloped into full fledged upperclassmen with all the accompanvlng prixlleges You will find them making good use of these priuleges it all school functions B it football game band concert or Latin Club dance, the sophomores Ire al w ays well represented It is quite easy to find and dusting uish a sophomore To find a sopho more box you simply walk in the front door at twelse oclock noon and look 42 4 ,4-if for a compact cluster of boys in the most inconsenient place To find a sophomore girl iust walk down the hall and look for small groups of girls giggling and talking excitedly A other easy w ay to spot a sophomore 15 to follow a freshman carrying two to four loads of books Ten to one, those books belong to a sophomore Surprising as it may seem to some parents and most teachers the sopho mores are eager to learn They want to understand subiunctne mood, quad ratic surds and serbals They only wish that they did not hate to work so aarel Certainly there is no class in school striung harder than the sopho more-s to build pleasant memories whi h thex e in recall in future vears ,,. tr, 41-5. .V -1- A 1 1,h1l ,. 5,1 F .Ab ' k ' . . J I , ' 4 . e , ' 4. . . ' ' . - Y' ' ' . n- . C V . ,. K 1' , I 1' V t 4 't f, - 1 , ' s - ' e ' N -a s- f 1 1 . 1 1 . 4 e' . , . r v- vu x 1 v. ' 1, v , . a - . A ' -1 -i I A l 1 ' . . 4 ' ' ' r. -1 , - . 'e ' t . ' L 1 . T . l Elizabeth Abd Gail Abal llolu ,-Xnrlnrxon Carrol fxuxnn In-nn Auxun Kart: .Xuxlzn lmrclt: lkxlaa r lzlrlinc linlflxvln Muuriu liarlmx' Slxirlz-1. Hzrmti . J ,, l'l'Ccl ln: ln Inrrj. lil.znlu'mlnp Iiforgc lioulwgll 1 . S.lr.nl1 l.u lrmclln u S f ff X . 1 I r.1rncs lirown Q5 'lf f SOPHOMORES Y i 'r L' in ' gs, Q Q, Larry liurngarncr David Hugh Roger Caldwcll johnny Cluldun Laura Childers Pat Clark Kay Clarks Richard Cline: Bertha Clonch Carolyn Cook johnny Cook Llnclal Cooke Lowell Cooke NVclclon Cooper Doug Craig Romlnl Cmig XV.1y nc Curtis Kay Dm in Dom Duncan lil.nnu lifirnl liuurly linnis loc listxs Mario Ifoxx St.m-j.' Gentry 51.115 l r.xmm inlhcrt lllllf' Crccnc Nlnm Ruth Cirucrlc lun ll.l.lm li.arlv.1r.1 ll.1n1lvy lkllllfh ll.unby Teddy King Larry Lamkin Bill Littlcjohn john Marr Berry Ann Martin Sarah May Frank Maynard Carolyn McCrary A Earl McDade Linda McDadc Larry Mclialliard Ruby McGarr Gail Franca McLean Lawrence Mclran Ican McNeil Carolyn Muller lfllwurnl Millar Ann Moore Mlrlrwy' Nrlwn llilda Nnrris Mark Oxlmrnc llrcrk l'cgr.im llorim llhilyaw llallah l'rr-xtxx--nil 'liliumgix Prici- Iohnny l'riiuhard Gwrn Proffit Kay Franca Queen Alice Iran Rabb Mary Ruth Rainbfllr Kalhcrinc llamby lan llapprr Brenda llarlms W'ri5rmin llartnnll Iamrx Afkri llayms l Beth llickman Masun llmlliliclcl Rena llwlman Brcncla lluml Dflflhlllf llulwlmrrl Dol llunlluy Gingcr lllllllltj IOC l5.l.lC Bill ls.l.lm lanc Iinnrngx SOPHOMORES A 5, 1 h. 'DQ 'X i A William Lee Rainey Dennis Rash lcff Rash Travis Robbins loc Robinson Peggy Sanders Charles Setzer Linda Sharpe Paul Sharpe Sarah Shoaf April Shumway Par Smith Peggy Lee Smith Iud Spainhour Betty Stine 8-1 1-X 1 Q15 SOPHGMCDRES Katherine Storie Ianet Sucldreth Rebecca Suddreth George Sullivan Wayne Teague Becky Torrence Brenda Townsend Ken Underdown Betty Sue Walker Katherine Walker Norma YVaters Dennis Watson Pete Watson Sybil Whisnant Karen White Linda White Dale Whitencr Iean Wilson I Dean Winkler Betsy Yount H LOST TRAVELERS Icrry Barrier Bill Proffitt Raymond Setzer MERRILY What d Gaul anyway 1d Caesar want vuth Basement sewmg c1rcle Brmg bran g brung J l But, Mrs. XVhiteh . 1 611, how did you get that square root?y' Teacher cracked a funny' Round and round we so-xx here we end oh boy Lay of anc1ent Rome Greece Spam And a hearty ha ha to you too' ROLLING ALONG X A L V57 4 K. xt 'A ' 1 n .k ' ' , ' !r , . ' ' I XX V P ' fir, iff-r ' r ' ' A 3 I E Startmg therr careers in Lenoir High are freshman officers: Chuck Trout- man, treasurerg Allen Clay, secretaryg A A 4 Ronnle Srme, vrce pres1dent1 and Rxchard Keever, president. 'I me eapalvlc aduser f thus e largest elasx rn our school rs Mrs Rmselell In September the freshman class of frfty frve started on the flrst of the four vears journey through Lenorr Hlgh School lts traxels thls year the freshman cass has enyoyed meetxng neu people an studylng new sublects Perhaps t ey were a lrttle hesitant at flrst but now they feel that they are real mem ers of Lenoir Hllgh To make them tecl at home and for the enloxment of the upperellssmen they found themselses engagrng rn rmtntxons vshreh brought them unto many wonderful clubs and organwa tions Xlthough they followed the school traelltxon by complarmng loud ly the freshmen would be the frrst to complun nf IHIUQIIODS were stopped Thrs year the freshman class had the adxantage of bemg the largest class rn school, and xx hen rt came to school ICIINIIILS exery freshman was domg hrs share Next year the freshman xslll he a sophomore and the maglc of the fresh n n year will he gone In splte of upon the heads of the freshmln hy t 1 t assmen 1 l I exen the semor loolts lmrcle vsrth nos talent upon the l.lLll4L,lllllll dwffw and sometlmes ClLlll'lOLli days of the fresh man year rs one ot the lllppllil tunes of hrs e .- at . .. . . . 0 th ' 'H f f A . f. .. ' U Y ' , , . . .Y u V . K In ' V '. ' .. v s ' I, ' ,. ' , 5 '-' '- ' V - ' h I . X - 1 5 . A ' sl' 5- v V . A , , ' X ' hx . .V 1:1 V 1 -. K . ' the- tasks and friendly insults heaped 3 Q 'l 1 l l I. ' the ut perl. ., - , yon can wet hnt . . .4 . V .- ' K ',: x . I - Q K dv, ' ' ' ' - lif . 48 FRESHMEN ix, S-.k f L -s 'S -Q W 'W 1 lb. H Q -R R Linda Abernathy Barry Aiken Welhurn Alexander Barbara Anders Iani-ge Anders Brenda Anderson Naney Andrews Larry Akhlcy Judy Atkins Caroline Beach David Heal Brenda Hman Ierry Bean Heath lit-lk Audrey Ann Berry Margaret Hurry Mary' Alice Berry Carolyn Iieshears Ianie lillggkunan H'arB'ara Borders Susan Bust Gary Bradford Vincent Bradshaw Edith Brown Louixe lirfiwn Terry Bryant Gary Bush Linda Ii3rd Robert Carpenter Skippy Chester Iudy Childers Allen Clay Billy Clement Barbara Cline Pat Cluntz Camilla Coffey' Larry Cfirrell Linda Crirrell David Craig Mitzi Craig Ioannn Ilgiyvirult Billy' In-nl Norma Deal Sarah Ibcitz Betsy Denny Larry Ervin Fltpinfrr lim-rhart Iudy' Ifxerhardt Iuninr Foxx Dtuid lfraley Itihnny German Richard Gilliland Vcrnnn Ciragg Bernim Greer Fred Griffin Gail Hagaman Claude Hailey Gene Hamby George Hamby Paula lean Hamby Dwight Hames Iohn Harrison Norma Hartley Sandra Hatton Bill Hetlden Guy Herman Roger Hicks johnny Hollifield Neil Hood Dennis Ienkins Richard Ienkins Eddie Iones Gregory Iustice Richard Keever Lynn Lamkin David Lee Barbara Lefevers lean Martin Iohnny Martin lane Mashhurn Harriet McCallum Mary Doug McGee Odell McLean Barry Melton Betty Miller Phillip Morrison Mary Lou Mullinax Bobby Nash Bob Nelson Bonnie Noles Charles Oakley Tommy Oakley Iudith O'Dell Linda Owens Ianet Palmer Billy Parsons Bruce Parsons Larry Parton Billy Pendry Dennis Pcnnell Billy Perry Dean Pilkenton W'illiam Pipes Ioan Pope Scottie Pope Barbara Pritchard Thomas Proffitt Tommy Query Bill Rabb Iosephine Rainey Mary Rainey Iulia Reese FRESHMEN - ,bp .-.V fra .I rn 5 -' 'L X air 'I 'nl . J fo 9 . 5. Mills! l R Y i L 6- L 5 - , to - . 4 L 6 ts FRESI-IMEN I A I N Ieanie VVilson I - 3'-J' Beamer XVoicl 1 Iii. Louise VVrice , J . i ' LOST TRAVELERS Maxine Hopkins Nona Suddreth Clyde XValker Sl L. Baysal Riddle lean Roach Iann Robbins Patsy Robbins Willa Dean Robbins Wilfred Roberts Delores Roper Rodney Setzer Ronnie Sime Kenneth Sipes Larry Smith Richard Spicer Iohnny Steele Richard Storie Brenda Summerlin Iean Summerlin Angela Talton Becky Teague Lance Teeters Linda Templeton Henry Tomlinson Betty Iean Triplett Danny Triplett Sue Ann Triplett Chuck Troutman Amelia Tuttle Edward Tuttle Stanley Tuttle Cecil Viverette Charie Walker loc XValker Marvin Walker Douglas Warren Danny NVatkins Barbara Watson Barry XVHISOH Robert NVeeks Bonnie Sue Whittington Valdeana YVilcox Ierry XVilliams Reba W'illiarns Barbara lean Wilson '45 Let's stand by the water fountain. si, , .i., U BEGINNING ew, ., sc this tool with caution. Q The deep knee bend 1 - 2 - 3 -.-ruins. ..K.,-. 1 Y i ' Future voters learning processes ot government. Get on your apron and have your picture taken. it I' ow dtd ou et all of your Follow the leader H y g pattern on the material? Quiet Please Can you work the flfth problem THE COURSE ,, .. - rv . ' ll .. , -.V , sze- - . , Q 1' Y f . ','ih,A'3 . . W p ,. , f - 1 , . , ' D -J .Y D Our orgamzauons proude a testing ground wher vue may try out our abxlm to knowledge and others Through our Il1CCIll'lgS 1n1t1a tlons, projects, and busmess we learn to our share of reiponslbxllty YN 3 l I k ,f m The Lenoir High School Chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of juniors and seniors elected semi-annually by a committee of the faculty on the basis of the Honor Society's four cardinal points: character, scholarship, leadership, and serv- ice. The emblem, a keystone and torch, symbolizes the light of education and the importance of the cardinal points in every life. During the monthly meetings, the Honor Society, with the help of the sponsor, Mrs. Gertrude Whitehead, plans and exe- cutes various projects designed to benefit the school, community, and individuals. The most important project of the year is raising money for a scholarship given to a deserving senior. Holding high the torch for the Honor Society this year are: Mary Ellen Moore. treasurer: Marlene Meier, secretaryg Preston Troutman, Nice president: Anita Whitener, preside-mg and Rachel Swanson. Mountaineer correspondent. ff ,af X W il j, Ui I would rather have honor than honors. Seeking to live by this motto are: Walter Bean, Nancy Kennerly, Rachel Swanson. Carroll Brookshire. Marlene Meier. liarl Thompson. Sarah Lee Dodge Sandra Davidson. Anita Whitener. Paul Everhardt. Mary Ellen Moore, Bill Joe King, Martha Beach Robert Sherrill, Preston Troutman, Roger Gregg, and Patsy Beach. Guiding the student body on to the best year yet are the Stu- dent Council officers: Miss Angley. adviser: Rebecca McDonald. secretary: Robert Sherrill. president: Sandra Davidson. vice president: and Glenwood VVilson. treasurer. The Student Council is the hub around which most of our school activities rotate. This organization, under the guidance of Miss Angley, works behind the scenes to make the school program enjoyable and at the same time beneficial for building character and training minds. Our council operates the canteen as one source of income. The earnings are used for the dances, home- coming, and many other activities which it sponsors. This year the honor board and suggestion box have been added to its list of services to the school. The student body can be justly proud of the accomplishments of the fifty-six members of the Student ! X Council. -V . A Xff Zi ff l Hg 41 Helping plan the '56 journey are. first row. loc Isaac. Larry Humgarner. Mickey Nelson. Rebecca Torrence, Kay Queen. Brenda Townsend. Carolyn Miller. Sarah Shoaf. Linda VVhite. Beverly Ennis. Joanna Dayvault. Linda Templeton. Betsy Denny. Linda VValsh. and Rebecca Mcllonald. Second row: Earl Thompson. Daiid Creech. Rebecca Hailey. Sandra Davidson, Preston Troutman. Anita YVhitener. Ioe XValker. Glenwood Wilson. Neil Stallings. Nancy Kennerly. Richard Keever, Kate Austin. Harriet McCallum. Mary Doug McGee. lean Roach. and Peggy Beard.-Third row: Ioncil Melton. Bobby Martin. Bill loe King. Paul Fverhardt. Charles Martin. Mary lane Manchester. Robert Sherrill. Mac Tolbert. lohnny Caudle. Herb Keller, Walter Bean, Wriston Hartsell, Chuck Troutman, and Iohnny Harrison. I. i 1159 s 'I+ 1 Karl Thompson Edilor Reminding Us of the roiids traveled in high sthiml are. frrff rfmy' lanie Blaekniqin. Carol Hcddcn, Priscilla lit-.ich. ,Miles Austin. Alice lean Rabh. Sarah l.t-t' Dodge, Celia Owens, Bcsty llenny, Lind Rachel Swanson. Serond mu: Mary lane Manchester. Earl Thiiiiipsrin. Ruger Gregg. Robert Sher- rill. Dennis Rash. Nginty Mayc. Anita Wliitvncr. lirtnda 'l'mvnst'nd. and l-'ininccs Mel,e.un. Mary lane Manchester Affociare Edilor THE '56 B Planning, designing, art work, getting in write ups, dedication, and using the business staff! money are just a few of the many responsibilities of the editorial staff. Vllorking hard and long, the staff has used all its ingenuity to edit an annual that will preserve each memory of the year in just the right way. If this goal has been reached, the editorial staff will feel amply rewarded for its efforts. md tluniiiiy .irt Marx' l.int- Mantlics- A editor: .intl l,.irl lliiiiiiywn. ujmm . Sulmini, to txttutc .i tardully plin C.-N'. 4:.N Ctlk.. ' r EAR CAT STAFF The business staff of the Bearcat is responsible for financing the annual. It is up to them to raise the necessary funds through ads and subscriptions to do this. They are to be thanked for their hard work and loyalty. NVithout their dependable and continuous support, this annual would not be possible. ton. .issistgint business niginnger. 59 Plotting ways to mise more money are I.inil.i NV.ilsh. business mgirmgerz Mrs. Laney. .idx iser: and Ioneil Mel- g - X X Linda VValsh Brzsinffs .Vanager 'Jil 1. ' I .-'qv 5:9 xlx. id' Pe-rsuarling. wheedling. begging, plead- ing to get money to finance the '56 Bearcat are, jiri! rout Elaine Sherrill Belinda Bean. Shirley Danielson. Re- becca Mellonald. Ioneil Melton. and Ann Pope. Second rout C.irroll Brook- shire, Iiinie Crowell. Carolyn Hen' tlrix, Naney Lee Crisp. and l.ind.i VValsl'l. Ioncil Melton ffffliffllfli Brrfinff: Manager X 7 wk Ball loc King Edna! IOS 1' I9 Gettnng the paper out on tnme eertatnly gave these people a headache mt row Paul Ilxerhatdt busmess manager Mr Smxth aduser and Bull Ioe Klnb editor Snond rou Charles Martin .tssxstant busmess manager and Ertc Muller assocxate edttor Paul Evcthardt Buxtncss Mamzerr The Mountameu ts publlshed once a month by the members of the Iournallsm class The students recommended by the Engltsh telehers solxctt 'ids loole lor neus and then put they ht e found to P189 P11 The Vountaznrez ts xxrttten pnmftrllv for the lnterest ot students ln 1t the nuts of the past month ts summed up and tentwtne plans for eom mg sehool actnmes are an also an outlet for student OPINION Lookmg., over one publnshed mastcrplcce are Ixrrt mu Fne Muller Bull loc lung. Paul Fwcrhardt and N l li ll XX fd uff Kharlts Martin Second you Sarah Lee lloelee latsx llt teh Reba Bolxele Mtrmrlt t son 1 Of r Wax Rexnoltls and lat 'l IIC Thtrd mu Nmex Honexeutt 'slr Smith nmmx Hates and K arroll Broole shire 60 135, ' , 1, A ' e tw , 14. f X 2, 5 o Ii -- , : X 9 ,J : , f ,4 , h ' X ' 1 '. 1' - , ' . '. 3 all av: in ll T' six- . . ver. ll lt . I Q ' l D' ' ' e J fi V tx, il nounced. The Mountaineer is s X MM ' at I T or , Q Ny N YK K- K 1' , f .9 , . W A , 1 Interested rn teaching, readmg, wrmng, and anthmetnc are hrs! row Sarah lean Tnplett Iohn Daud Cnsp -Xnn Pope and Sandra Daudson Second mu VVex burn Srmth Bxll Woodruff Swlvxa Ransdell Wancx Lu Alexander Nlancy hennerlx Nancx Maxe Mary Ellen Moore and Mrss Ang lex aduser Thnd rou Carroll Broolxshlre Bull Ioe lung Ioe Boyd Pnscrlla Beach and Nlancy Lee Crlsp The FTA rs an orgamzatxon consxstmg of semors who wrsh to make teaching their professwn Its purpose IS to help prepare the future teachers for therr xocatxon The local FTA Club was organized by Mlss Mary Angley and IS affrlrated wlth the na t1onal group whxch IS under the sponsorshxp of the Natnonal Educatlon Assoclatlon Named for Mnss Alrce Robbms, a retlred teacher, the club was presented a charter m 1954 Smce then the club has grown and has been actrve rn school functlons TP it en 61 Learning todas to be lead l ers tomorrow m the teac ing profcssnon are the FTA' offxcers Ann Pope uce presrdcnt Nancx lxennerlx presrdent Nlancy Lee Cnsp secretarx and treasurer Car roll Brookshxre plamst and Priscnlla Beach not pxctur ed. Vormmmeer corrqspond In the Latm Club or SP R students combme scho- l3SflC achruement vuth wholesome fun as they study the classic works xy hrch hare been preseryed for pos terrtv ln the classroom th anclent Latms l1ye agarn vvhrle the culture ot tuo thousand years ago rs shared by today s puprls There rs a feelmg of accomplrshment 1n meetlng and conquerrng the ancrents means of self expressron The actxymes of the SPQR mclude an annual v1s1t to Brltmore Estate a Chr1stmas slng of Latln carols, trrps to the state and natronal conyentrons of the Iunlor Classxcal League, and of course, the xnltratlon of new members An HUCIIOU of freshmen slayes com mences the festmtres of mmatron week wh1ch ends 1n a partv rn the gym Into thrs busy schedule the SP Rers also manage to squeeze a llttle trme for study Magna est glorra annorum secondorum Followrnk, Caesar through hrs Callrc wars are ins! :ou Mary lane Manchester Dorothy Huntley Pat Clark Sarah Lu Bradley Dons Phrlyaw lxathtrmc Stun Brenda Harless Ann Moore Elrzn bath Abel Sybrl Whrsnant Sarah Shoat Llnda Sharpe irprrl Shumway and Shrrley Barnett Second row Gmger Huntley Peggy Sanders Btcltx Torrtntc Brenda Townsend Kay Queen Elarne Efrrd Larr Bumgarner Mason Hollrhcld Wayne Tewtue Paul Sharpe Barbara Hamby Alrce lean Rabb lane Icnnrngsl Carl Frances McLean Lmda VS hrtc lean Vhlson and Kate Austm Third row Lawrence McLean joe Isaac Denms Rash Daud Creech lerry Blankenshrp David Bush Wrrston Hartscll jerry Barrrcr Ian Happcr and Kay Clark 62 t , . . . . . . . . . , - - tr- H - 6 . V . . Y . . Y , .. . l .. . ,I A . . . y y - , U . ' . -.. ' ' , . , - , - A ' ', I 1 ' ' 1 . ' y f . ' v v ,-r v - - . v . . I, I . 1 . . , , f ' . zr . . , . ,. I 'C A Q 'V y y .C 1 I . , . . ' .' . ' ' . . , , , , , . , y - Wanung at the stauon are the Latm Clubers who Leaders Of the 1955 56 Nerslon of the attended the nanonall C L convcnuon xn Iowa Roman leg lcml IS are Nfason Hollxfleld aedxle Denms Rash pontlfex maxl mus Dot Huntley aedlle Wayne Teague praeco Brenda Townsend, praetor Wrxston Hartsell aedlle Sarah Lu Bradley consul Larry Bum garner aed1le lan Happer consul and M155 Haley aduser l 1 lf mg GGL A hxghhght of the year for members of the Laun Club rs the annual mmauon ,,..gnainslli' ,gin-lhlll 'i Q' Could thxs have been Khe cause of the fall of Daud Crceuh un the flmrrof the national C the Roman Fmp1rc9 wmennon rn Cedar Falls Iowa 63 rw I SENIOR FH A carnm th art of IUZDTLIDL :1 hmm bmoothlx Iut lhrnhx cl C xrolxn lltmlnx C xun Prr 1 Patsx C larlt Bettx Ann Martin halt -Xustm Sxhxl xxl1lNI1Jl'll Htrtha C lomh Rubx 'Kitt .1rr Bcttx Stxne Elxzabeth Abel Ianct Sudtlrcth Mm.1 brccne Bcxcrlx I'nn1w Sarah Max and Brenda Hood Standing m front of the hearth tht htarr of the home are the Senior FHA offxtcrs Sybil W h 1 s n 3 n t parllanmentarmn Bewcrlx Enms setretarx Lucx Barnhardt historian Carolxn Mxllcr Studcnt Counul rcprt scntatnc Mrs Inpc aduscr Betty Sum rc-porter Cqrolxn Hcnclrxx pl't'slllCl Il lxatr Xux tn truxurtr .ind hhn nth Abel utr prcudcnt Tl 6 The Future Homemakers of Amenca IS a national non proflt youth orgamzatxon It came Into being through the cooperatlse efforts of youth enrolled m home economxcs Its mam purooses are des elopxng socual qualx tles and teachmg gurls to lne better today ln order that thelr lnes and the lnes of their families may be better tomorrow It offers opportunltxes for the further dexelopment of student IDIUZIIXC ln plannlng and carrying out actmtles related to homemaklng Rallmes state and natxonal conxentlons, and the mm ation of neu members are eagerly avwutcd annual events .1 'Y I. Prosxng, that stwmg, thenr own tan be lun as well as useful are Ionnna linxuult presxdcnt Betts Mlllcr sctrctarx and treasurer Mltzx Lraxgr nu. prtsldtnl I1l'lllN!ffS Llpe adviser JUNIOR FH A Talung, thclr hrst lessons 1n homcmaluns, irc fu t mu lean bummtrlm Xudru -Xnn Berry Lmda Owens su Xnn 'lrxplttt Xhlln Ik m Roblnns lame lilatlsrnxn Clxxrnt XX lllstr littt lean Trlplett Mll7l Cral l':1ul1 lun lhmbx llll'bll l llordtrs xml Lnmt Xhlsrn Tlmzl ron Ianltc Xnclcrs litrnlta Greer Iudy furhxrmlt ludx 'ktlsxns 1nd Norma Dr nl lomlh mu Xmtlu luttlt llonmt Volts Mars Doug 'Vlebee xl'1LCll 'l1lton Susan Host lann Robbins and Ioanm Dauault LN' 65 A . f . . V , l y I V t 'Y V.. I i 'I' ' H-L., l 'nw l ..v 'A ' ..'. ' ' . . . Barbara l-cfcvt'rs. Eleanor Evcrhart. Sefonzl r0u': Loulsc Brown, l.1ndn Corrcll. Betty Muller, Betsy Denny. .': . ,'.ax. .y ' N s ' 1 . 'A .T 1 1. ' A ' f:.f -1 '. '. 1' l V I , , ' ' , , . ' , .. x - 'A-' , , 9 Q .sq ' 4 , - 1 A . i I , I ' ' . , , . A V- ' es -. ,JL ,sw JI ,.,. Ltstemng attenmely as Mr Pennell explams the operation of one of the tools are members of the Indus trlal Arts elub flrff rou Stanley Parrxs Vkelborn -Klcxander Bully Pendry and Stacey Gentry Strand row Eddle Iones -Xllen Clay Tommy Prxte and larry Blankenship Tlmd rou Ralph Crcene Dudley Rabb Herman Walker Harold Greene and Thomas Proffxtt XJIIIIHIHL :nc rf the maehmcs nn the dtpartment are LLIIN t ut n Mr Ptnnt .nxmr s t were x trrx Blml-ttns lu zsurtr sl Rmp rtfm Hu pruucn L6 The newest club at Leno1r I-hgh IS the In dustrtal Arts Cluh whlch xs sponsored by Mr Penncll The club formed at the hegln ning of the year has as 1ts purpose seruce to self school, and the communlty and social BCIINIIICS Amy student takmg Industrlal Arts may be a member The only requnrements are that he attend three meetmgs and show deflmte Interest ID the club One proyect of the club was maltmg llttle chalrs for souye mrs for a teachers comentxon m Ashevtlle I ! 9 I ' D - V J . , , , ,X . - r L A . V . . ' . . , - Q , MQ . Y. . Q. A . . the officers of thc Industrial Arts tluh: Stanley' Parris. ' scrl' 4 .1 .IFIHNI 'Ibm llc'll'n. pruulr I: , . ' ll. ' ' ' - ' , ' ' l Q: lflznrlr Slznr. A' 'I.lrv: I' -' . '- ,h I . . . . trt. -:un 'ht5- -. -l-t. ' ' . , . . . The Future Busmess Leaders of Amer :ca IS made up of yumors and semors taklng two commercial sublects xuth at least a B axerage Meetmgs are held each month at the home of members and two 1n1t1at1ons are held each year, m the fall for sen 1ors and ln the sprxng for yumors Wxth the help of co adusers, Mr Marcus Smlth and Mr Manuel Loren zo, the FBLA has become one of the most actne clubs at LHS , I Holdmg, hnghest offltes m the FBI A are Mr Manuel lf1cn7o and Nlr Nfarcus Smxth adsnsers Carol Hunt fi? lrf 3, trcusurtr Shxrlu llanxelson utr. pruxdcnt Xrbudella N1cNul sttrttarx 1nclN1nu 'vine prtsltlent Showmg, promlst ol hum, l ulcrs rn hu mms nr 1 1 -Xnnx Stout Pxclxn Pope Caro ll nt Qhtlhx Muscr N ntx Ning K fm K t 1 l ntsx Smut .Suomi zo Xrbudtl 1 'Nlell Wants lxcnnerlx H.1rb.1r.1 l-wot Inc Wulltnr Marx Pllcn Nloort liclxnda Bem 5h1rlu HMCYY Call Lhxltltrs Carroll Brookshire lnnda Walsh and Bti x Walker LI Gvi-diff-LJ. uw' 67 . '-94- '- ' ' -' -Q . , - N E . ' , 1 4. w Y J ' I'- ' ' 1 il , f L.. . V A M4 ,I ' , l WL , .7 k I I -Ql' I . H 1 it 1 .Y ! X Q 4 1 I ' L1 '. ' s ' 1t.f1r.f 'out' , . f . . , l u ,. ' j fa 1 . If' ins. .rztl 'Q I 'h. 'nr .- ' 'lx Mc- ..'g:i. -.dn V - ., I 1 , - ' ' L . V A is ' if ' 6.7, -1 1 tw , A 43 :mb W 'wjl . If A W l 1 K A L ,1 L . , L- H . Q ' 1 I 1 N , KL T If ' , fi lb , 1 . Y 2 i .. .M ' i , by. L .., iv r :Nui Qi Q, . is 0 Among those who are crashing the theatrical world are. first row: Mrs. Cobb, Annette Ienkins, Barbara Fleming, Martha Beach. Nancy Tolbert. Belinda Bean. Shirley Danielson, and Pat Yount. Second row: Bradley Colvard. Don Frye. Terry I-lall. Gail Shearin. Patsy Smith. Geraldine Crisp, and Sandra Davidson. Third row: Ioe Boyd, NVeyburn Smith. Nancy Lee Crisp, joe Marler, Dennis Abel, Richard Murphy, and Roger Gregg. l H- Q What more fitting place for the officers and sponsors of the Masquers-Hill liverhardt. iice president: Mrs. Cobb: Paul lin-rhardt, president: William Hap- per, treasurer: Mrs, Iarratt: and Nancy l.ee Crisp. secretary-than the entrance to the stage. 68 ,- 2 N ,a Gs , f E f X1 Pj This year The Masquers, made up of mem- bers of the Dramatics and Speech classes, exceeded twice the size of former clubs. Mrs. Cobb and Mrs. Iarratt have worked together in instructing these future stars of the stage. Mrs. Cobb coached half of the class in the many phases of the stage while Mrs. Iarratt showed the other half the method of good, effective speech. Each six weeks the instruct- ors exchanged groups. Their fine presenta- tions afforded much enjoyment for the pub lic. Members of the Masquers hamming it up for the camera are. firrt row: Vivian Bryant, lane Crowell Libbw Ann Gibbs, Nancy Lu Alexander, Pat Tate, and Mrs. Iarratt. Second row: Stanley Parris. Anita Vlhitener Elrcta Eller. Tommy Laney. Katie Lefever. john David Crisp, Bill loc King. and Bill VVoodruff Tlnrd ww: Bill liverhzirclt. Gerald Mullinax. Tum Rayle. Wayne VVaters. Iohnny Caudlc. and Vvlilliam Happcr A vital-and humorous-part of acting is pantomiming - any- thing from a baseball game to a queen's court. One of the projects of the Speech class was producing a radio play for National Education Week. The scene behind the scene- Mrs. Cobb rehearses the cast for opening night. Nix 4,4-K Readx to hll the anr wlrh smgmg arc members of the Glu Club zur mu Nana Iulberl Iuclx Ollcll qhlrlex Danxelson Louise Brrmn unmr Foxx Baxsal Rxddle I-rucl brlffm Sport Torrcnee Llnlla Cr vlan Brenda Bean Anne Honueutt Marx Iane Man ehesur aml 'vlr lxxrsun mhrutor Semnrl rou Ieanelte Barlow Marlene Meur Heanur lxerhart Pat Qlilllll llcnms Icnkms George huea Suclclrcth Bertha Cloneh crnc Pullx Mack arxxs Bracllex lulxarcl Brurc Pcnmll Dannx VK atlunx Ncrnon Cram, Durette Baker came Vhlson and Brenda Anderson FOIHIII mu Phylhx Qmxth Karrvlxn Abcrnethx Ianet Houek Rubs MeCarr Vlrbmxa Prulu Bun Sur Vhlhxms Thomas Rule oe Bowl Farl Nfleliacle XX nm XX aurs lxxrnn VVh1lL lun VN hnte Elreta Fllcr and Marx I xxmn and fella Owens at the 1713111 Smgmg thexr troubles away are the Glee Club Off1CCfS, zrst row Ieanette Barlow Student Council representa tue and lmda VValsh presl dent Yefond row Thomas Rayle llhrarlan Shlrley Dan lelson ucc presulent and Bradlu Colwarcl Qccretarw and treasurer 0 x , -N Vx L- Y R VV - K , -NA K X N Q nur V . . f , . Brmutwell. 1.alry'smiih. Igatsy Smlth. Belinda Bean. Marie Foxx., anal Gail Shearinl Tlzirrl r'YIll'.' DeloresxRoper. Katherine Walker. Re- ---. A' l I - l l ' I.. A Y I fi' I. E V. A -1 . 1 Q . If ', .' F., 7. , , v,' X f' ' .Q w l 1 4. 9 .' Each morning during first period members of the Glee Club meet and combine their talents in what they fondly call music. Relaxing in the cheery atmo- sphere, students find an outlet for pentup feelings and emotions as they express themselves in song. Under the skillful guidance of Mr. George Kirsten, who is faced with the task of blending the various parts into a harmonious whole, the group advances daily toward greater perfection. Indeed, much of this organization's progressvdepcnds on Mr. K's num- In Glcc Club each morning members join together in song. bered lectures, a humorous feature of each class. Each year several concerts, the climaxes of weeks of preparation, are presented to an eager audience who enjoys the pleasantly balanced combinations of sacred, seasonal, and secular numbers performed by the Glee Club. In addition to these appearances, pro- grams are given in chapel and at the local Kiwanis organization. The club also has an important part in providing music for the senior graduation exercises. The diligent work of its members is mixed with wholesome fun to make the Glee Club worth while. i L.-4 is . lg. Combinations of alms. sopranus. basses. and tc-nnrs make MF- 4lifCCfS the uiflgfllcii Chorus from his Stool. I, X I . l . . 7l l r .1 iomus and nnlmlwus first period 'A xl., , 'f-3 k '1 ':m-+P 5 4 I 5. A'la 1, 4 N .ii , . . 4 -. an-5 4 Fa , rw' . . 151 F - JL- X, 39 y , 0 s :ww 5? , if :ti :gg 3.135 f9:g X,Q .' ' -, -Q.,-A ..f,,. Af- ' M.-N' Q-.' 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' W .4 .A , LENOIR S CDWN The Lenolr Htgh School Band, from a small begun mng has become a vsell equlpped organxzatxon wxth a posmon of lmportance and renown nn muslcal c1r cles lts h1story ts one of mam successes contrlbutmg to lts reputation as a hlgh school band of unusual musmcal ab1l1ty VVxth the capable guxdance of Captam Harper and hrs staff band members progress daxly toward the goal, a 1 rn the State Contest Past records are lm posnng 27 superxor ratmgs but stxll more IITIPTCSSIXC 15 the remarkable spmt of Ulllly dlsplayed rn band performances ln both ss ncromled mllltary drxlls and emotional eoncert numbers the bind astounds 'ludl ences vt 1th perfect coordlnatron Eaeh 1nd1x1dual has lmrned to thxnle feel and act lll unnson xx 1th other members and Net remaln 1 dxstnnet persomlxty one nn mam ln recreatxng and grxmg cxpresslon to great com posmons of all time, band members flnd releases for ereatne urges and learn to apprecnate and enloy musxc Loncentratlon and perslstence dexelop 1n the perfec tion of dlfflcult passages Muntaxnxng heaxy schedules, this umque orgamza tlon often mal-ees local and outslde appearances and marches frequently at college and high school football games under the mstructlon of Mr Kirsten Not resting on past glory, the band IS contlnually SII'lXlI1g tovmrd greater perfectlon C INIHQ, the doxxn bent for another stason of fmc musxe are Mr Iohn lxaufman asslstant cllrtetor Mr Cleonee lxlrstcn r drlll master Owulm Stallxn s seeretarx and iaptaln Rllpu Ostrum a sxstant dxreetor e en ,ren 1 u stern lite x x l fllllfllllftl torrespnntlerlt 11x ex umm rx x et t e IYHNH L ' D r - Z ' l ', . . l ' ' . . . 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L V ,. - 7 1 I '- 1 1' 1 V -Jr H VV 4 Y Y , , U R Q ' ' A Auf, Zi 'ffcrwff' t.-af., .4 Jag- ' ' ' - ' K, -- 1 . . A ,,1 ,,.A 'M '. 1 Q I -.. -- -4 A- V- - - - , QIQA Q X Q '-- Z G '-W rg -1 5- --4 - 9- ' ' 'n -. 5.5 3 H ca: kv QQ? .- fa- - ' 1 ' Y' f A 'Y I 1. 9' YH' I K 4 , -4',: WH YL, '1'1, '. 'F ij: J ' . 4 A r - '1 I ' - ' . iff, ., ' . ' , - 5-7? +4 .4 , , 1 . ' -- D H , K ' ' Y the Czlrfliinn-Virginia game. , , Q h ,V . . 1 M , I , X , Yi i . A W 'all Ifwft' ,Mn .A I i W V 1 ,,. . fe. .',h,. .HJA5 ' '., '..,.. ,MW h 4 'if F v 5 L- . W . Q , 'WI' ' I 7 J' Y 11 I , r , im ,--, g AZ, lc' Y , A ' ffl' 4,9 ,,-in ,.....f 1 . 1 fl 75 A f 444' Robert Shtrrill student .itttnds to umcihng rites SHAKING HANDS Markctta VN atts and Christl Fricdtmi open ncwlx I uimptttd QJJILS it Cook Stadium body pruidtnt Mr Q mu Pmwll Lhairma f h n 1 t c Board 1' Izdu it SCIW ILC + QQ v N 4 flnfrftt LUQK S l LLYLINU Q t ' 1 . v i 1 i V . 7 N ' ' , 'I . f . 'S . It ' . ' 1 U ' ci inn. cuts ribbon to begin dedication x 'Q ' Q min 1.1mm Ilgiri r .inl li I ' 'I Midi ?i.i:vg+x Niudii .itiir ' ' ni. 16 ACROSS THE SEA 'Vfuknlm YK Arn uf fmlqncl ruuus 1 photngrnph of I qun n IL x I n 1I 3 fm R St1illlI1l be x T1 NH P f,flx.1 N l 1 'P 1 Scntcrl rf fhrxstl rm frm 4 , IUHIIX 1, Q C!LJIlfvI'l L LINHHILN NIUNC V1 C ' ISS t L Ccrmm ind Fmmxh nmffnll IIIIHKTNQ m I C bagkgrrlunnl Pwr ,- w c YH 'L Havmg lettered m some actxvtty the members of the Monogram Club formmg the L are fzrst mu Robert Shernll Wewland Bush Bobby Bumgarner Bxll Holman Herb Keller Preston Troutman Den ms Rash Inm Abel George Petree Larry McGall1ard Brll Lrttlepohn Iohnny Cook Ieanette Barlow Pat Taking an offlcral tame out cn the gsm steps are thc Monogram lluh officers Clcnwufd Wrlson secretarx Pres ton Troutman nu: presldtnt Herman Walker presxdenl and Lxnda Walsh treasurer Yount Herman Walker Bxll Everhardt Iohn Bost Denms Olner Larrx Bumgarner Elame Sherrrll and Dean Robbms Second row Earl Thompson Glenwood Wrlson Ioe Walker Errc Mxller Aubrey Correll Dudlex Rabb Ieff Rash Pete Vlatson Lrnda VN lsh Marx Brown Carolxn Hendrix lean Austm Patsx Clark Iane Crowell and Harrxson Barlow The Lenolr Hxgh School Monogram Club better and gxrls rn Lenolr H1gh who haxe earned letters rn elther managmg sarslty football basketball baseball, and track or as a cheerleader The club was organxzed ID our school rn 1941 vs 1th the pur pose of upholdmb the standards of hugh rdeals of the school and to encourage partrcxpatron rn all sports One of the mam hlghlrghts of the Nfiono gram Club ns the annual pxcmc ln the sprmg at Brown Mountam Beach I ' I A , - 1 l 1 1 - v A v ' v A I : Y I 1 Q ' v Y ' V ' Y 7 v I 5 'A . , ' ' I . . , known as the L club, is made up of both boys . . . v V . y , . ' y I I . ... U . ,I J .I i ' I . Y T 1 I ' l ' . . , ' ': ' - I l l . 'I ' I v ' f V - u 1. - V . 78 :si Poeo a pogo se Na lelos Nlaklng, up the bpamsh Club La TCffUl13, ar the second year Spanrsh students wrth Nfr Iorenfo as therr aduser Therr motto Poco 1 poto se Nl leyos means Lrttle by lrttle one goes a long May, and the clubs Important rn plannmg Llub atnunes are Spamsh Club nftrcers Bob Ham garner treasurer Iames Burns presr dent Mr Lorenzo aduser Dean Roo ms ser,.eant at arms oe Vla er vrce presrdcnt and Niartha Beaeh sec retarv formal name Ia 'Iertulm means The Get Iogether The most promrnent a1m of the club has been promotrng more rnterest ID the culture of Spam and Latm Amerxca and better con xersatlon rn Spanish l ITIL lln IIC lt. 'IU C S ICS JVC If!! f0u l I l l X It urtha 1 x 4 e C xx 4 u 1 III r 1 If :mu urns 1 fl u eu a 4 us fr n au: n or r fl mm cr err c tr n lltrmm XX nllxtr lfxzrd' mu Iiubbx Xkrnltltr and 'Iommx I mu Inurllz mu Dem Robbins loc Walker Ilm Abel Stott Tnrrtmc mums Yates Bob Bumgarner Davxd Crowe and Roger Gregg ,, V. ,V - 4' Z g I V . . . -. .. 5 Y . 5, h : . . . ' g '- -2 b' ,. .z I lk . V Q 1 ' A x ' f - , X la 5 I 1 A Y ,A Y i - - ,H - U f- i ' . K r ,, , ' . . . VMI I' l.:I' .Km 'r' gl Ilr ugh th'ir tudl' ' , ': .1H4l.l Kan N1.1tN1l.1n. l,.llN'n lit.cl1. Yantx l.u .Xlr M. . lit-Qxclm. Urol-'rm Wulw. Pat Tat . Ann ttc Ienkins. Iam Sull an. .ml l1.1L'IIL' liarl my Suv ff 'wus Mr In r-nm, I. - Ii . H ll C bl. N 'l nl B .h. I h ny C ll-. lixll XR'-1 l ulf. Bill H l Q . IIS bf K ll . A ff' 7 , XY ,,.- 5,3 For many athletles are merely for tun for some they are a step forward on thelr own personal road to success for all the experlence gamed through teamwork xx hether on the haelxetball court football held baseball dxamond or track 19 a supreme factor ln the moldmg of thelr future ,l 4 BO ' f f'l ' jf I L lf ,- I Studying trophies of past victories are the football coaches: Charles Hope. Hill Cross. lim XVilson. and I. V. Mills. FOOT The football team of 1955 ended the season with a 63-I record and tied for third place in the conference. The season was opened with a loss to Lex- ington and followed by a heartbreak- ing loss to Valdese. After a win over Forest City, the Bearcats were tied by Hickory. Then, they took two easy games from Newton and Shelby but ,.,,,,,.,. -N ,u A YR., ,A h ,v its - ': -r a I t-1-.K-Qs.. --.L - ' f'!'fgQ 'id' ' ',f. .H-., ' i .F'-i. ln the liniclight for tht las time at l.llS are thc senior font- lw.ill plziitrs. flllff mu' llrtstfin 'I'routm.in. Newland llnsli. IU ull Lrowt. Not-l K lriiitnt. llt.l Koller. YN'.iltt'r llt. . . XVgilki'r, .ind lim Alul. Snfind muy' Bob XVilson. Hill ll-flniiin. 8 1 v f 1 .n om is- .iw . X. -ii liu:iig.irnir. .intl lam W ills' ' .,. . -..' -.'.. , 1. . ' .- ' Composing the bulk and strength of the team are the linemen, first row: Earl Mc- Dade, Aubrey Correll, Herman Walker. Dennis Oliver, Walter Bean, Erwin Alexander. and Bruce Pennell. Second row: Iohnny Cook, Noel Clement. Mack Iarvis, Herb Keller. Neil Stallings. Bob Wilson. Bobby Bumgarner. and Bill Isaacs. uf- .. ,,. --4 ' TLA, L4 ,. u x K . Ls ,.' .. . ,MA 7 v .- .- F.-c Y., .-.- . 4.f- ' 1..t-,fr ,- i . -5, .0 .J-, ,iyt ,ydh .. Cent over their team were defeated once again by VVilkes ville, fourteen senior Bearcats turned in Bean and Ioe Walker named to the All-Conference team. Using their speed and cunning to the best of their ability are the backs and ends, lin-1 row: Bill Littlejohn, George Petree, David Creech, David Barnes, Fred Belk, Boyd Miller, Ioe Walker, and Glenwood Wilson. Second raw: Iud Spainhour, Dennis Rash, Frank Maynard, Iohn Bost, David Crowe, lim Abel, Dean Robbins, Bill Hol- man, Preston Troutman, and Newland Bush. ral. Ending the season with wins Marion, Morganton, and Taylors- uniforms for the last time. The was honored by having VValter Making a thorough 1-vgimination of the medicine kit. pre-game. are the hard-working iiviiinxigers. Trgixis Robbins. Larry Mtfialliartl. Larry Bum- garner. and Mitkey Nelson. vs Walter Bean moves in for the lull. Crvelcli Cross rccciux 3 gift Bearcats drive for zinotlier from the football players at the 6 points. annual football banquet. 83 Qs Using their height to advantage are the centers: Q, Discussing the way perimeter are the to protect the outer guards: loc Walker. Preston Troutman, Glenwood Wilson, and Walter Bean. Dean Robbins and Robert Sherrill. BALL '1- BOYS SCHEDULE Ianuary 24 Ianuary 27 Ianuary 31 February 3 February 7 February 10 February 14 February 17 February 21 February 24 Taylorsville Hickory Marion V aldese Morganton Hudson Newton Wilkes Central Taylorsville Hickory Rebountlmg aces for Lenoir are the forwards: Hill Is.i.1u Bob Wilson. Hobby Humgarncr, and Bill Holman Seniors who acted as captains for Lenoir's basketball team were: Robert Sherrill, D e a n Robbins. Ioe Walker, Bill Holman, and Walter Bean. 85 ' t- X X' .1 ., uf -.- ' W. X AT' x f K S, L :iff ' 1 X ON THE DIAMCN '7 QD 1 ff' I X, 1 if v' V ., I J The '55 hasehall team ended conference play -, X with a 15-U record, thereby winning the North- !! , , western CEOIUACTCDCC Chainpionship.IOur team 1 .1 averaged tourteen rum a game while holding k K the opposition to an average of three. The single loss of the season came in ai post season game U with Kannapohs hy a one run margin. To add to the honors. four of the Bearcats. Paul Sipes. F L Doug Stimson, Ierry VVaters. and Shorty H S Story, were named to the .AX11 Conicrcncc '1'eam, l::H4 1955 BASEBALL SCORES Happy Valley 12-0 Morganton 16-2 Granite 17a11s 13-3 VVi1kes Central 24-U Hickory 6-2 Newton 18-1 Va1dese 18-1 Morganton 1 1-6 Hickory 5-0 Granite 1711115 7-5 Newton 11-7 VVi11ges Central 18-8 '1'ay1orsvi11e 16-5 Marion 12-2 Valdese 26-7 111111111 if1ii'i!if1fnit11if.CfliffiifinEilffiwliflimfiiff'rii'fffl'fg, 'ifi1iS.Gii1if1qiffiiifi.1lf7Eni4f,1if-El Sffffl n and Larry MeGa11iard. u -L . ft- 4' . 1 -kfmfs , , 3:-f.EfLfg if 1 ' , qi? ft . 1. 1: t I' gli ,J 1. f? .xg , to A ,A 1-L fi i 1' lf'-W,.v ., N '.2.?, l W: 'fraud A 1 ' H Y , , 1 . 1 , it-it - f 1 1, i 1 1- 5 . ' G Clk QW - ,.. ' Nl L -' vat' 1 ' ' qi' A .1 l V fi ' Jr 1 A x 1 --f 1 I 5-,mi gr Q in 1 V fn o Q '- xJ IAA - x I '64 5 ' It .id H ph .2 ,f Bringing an Olympic sport back to LHS are the track team first rou Preston Troutman George Petree Fddie Rob inson, VVayne Teague. Larry Bumgarner, Tony Goolsby kenny Moore Iim Yates and Dudley Rabb Second rou lames Wyke, Erwin Alexander, Herman Walker, ,Edwin Pritchard Robert Sherrill Dennis Oliver Ioe Vlalker and Bill Everhardt. BEARCAT CINDERMEN For the first time in four years, track has re- turned to the athletic program at Lenoir High. The '55 track team was not in conference play but did very well in its four meets. At the asso- ciational meet at Davidson, they placed fourth with Ioe Walker taking top honors in the 440 race. Prospects for the '56 season are very good since only two lettermen were lost. 1955 TRACK RECORD 1. Lenoir 40 Newton 31 Morganton 30 2. NCSD 55 Lenoir 24 Morganton 23 3. NCSD-1852 Lenoir 4312 Morganmn ll 4. Shelby 56 Lenoir 21 Morganton 19 5. Wilkes 24 Statesville 20 Kannapolis 17 Lenoir 14 IQ rv ,..4 Q S 451- if SPORTS , L' 1 . wmknm.Ar.' c. QR A ' ' -, ,'1xx, 2 Y N 1 'cum rx i ' . - , IQ . L' IIN '. SE 'k WN C QNX . Y. ,, .Y 'fn 11 ,fi EUVQ-' ROUNDUP Lcnoxr storms 1mm Lcnoxr stops th OIHPOSIUOH for 1 short Holman gms up tor 1 lu up X trampolmc ut offered a dtttcrent tspt thipcl pro mm f ol l 1 YA as . n RQ ' sz, 1 - , it s. 43 s t if - 1 ' I A Q I K I, L I 2. J , Q :i QQIHI. ' I g. . A' ,7 -3 X f wi s 89 gf 7 90 L G3 L L l'I x I LJ X U NOLIKL I 1 X ull s Tl 'U r 111' ' ' .115 rf r X, Egg XJIJ My X .1.a.4fif3.m 2.14.1 Best 411 ifozmd have Lcfcxu M051 Dependable Robert Sherrlll Sandra Dax xdson Paul Ewrhardt I C T3p1faI Senzors ox mst Ncxxland Bush Martha Bmkh Bob Bumgarmr , A : I s --- . 3'-'uri 3 S 2 . 1s, E . V -a 1 - ., 4 I T ll I1 I 1 J... N , , -..,.,.,...,,, , ,' . 1, . f A Y. - 1 J. 'l ., .- ,, . J ff 3 . I . ' 1 SUPER its -..,,,:u.., 1 Be I Pez omzlzty Carolxn Ilufldflk VK alter Bean U0 I 9511001 Spun Ieamtlc Blrlovs Most Llkflj I0 Succeed Iohn Dnld Crisp S U P E R hfwrlenc Melcr Preston Troutman Ffzfndlzmt fxhrml FI'1CdLI'lCl VVcyburn Smuh V01 Ozzgzmzl Vmuv Lee CYISP I arl Thompson ,I M ost A thletfc Lmda Walsh Ioe Wfllker M ost Popular Becky Hanley B111 Exerhardt 'x Most Talented Patsy Beach Bert Loolqm g Mac Tolbert Iane Sullnan Herman Walker MARSHALS The marshals at LHS this year have def- initely proved themselves courteous, thought- ful, and efficient. VVith the help of their sponsoi, Miss Georgia Haley, they have done n most commendable job. X .11 v 1 f murthals always clip their hast In st-at you just X where you prefer. pf' X c e-E ,Xluuiys rcqncly to he of servite In ummm are. .fmfnff Patsy Clark nnil Rtlweccn MtI7nn.iltl. Sramling: Anntm- It-nkins, Mick Inrvis. Car- filxn llcntlriw, iirie Miller. Nancy Kcnntrly. liutllty R.1lvlv. llrenzl.L 'N 1'-X, X 'N X ' V Trywnstnzl. .mil l7l':1nkly'n Noll. Fhps- N- - iN ii V .Aix i x-'e-, 'N - fee - - - N 'x , ,, rl 'X Y I l , ' -on , ' , . X. v . '-0'.-. Braving the wc-athcr. rough as it may bc. our clit-cricaclcrs strive to dciciop more sfhool spirit at nil our pop meetings, football. and Iv Ll s k Q t in Ll ll gnmcs. In victory or dt-feat, the chccrlcndcrs lciyzilly sup- port our teams. Not content with thc same oitl cheers, they constantly :mtl Succcss- fully work for now :mtl lvnttcr once. CHEERLEADERS Iwtn on tht gym U H rvaciy to ur L K t x o tu wtf CCLLEGE DAY ,,- : ' 'ff'-em X C r- -u.,- it 11 l 'ffW1AL . . 't ' -nf.,N I H . :Fw W , -,ug 0- gg '..' v. As, 1 ' 1 l lf l 1'-li' x . QAM. 0 s 'X L, 3 1 f-fm ' - . .x Q F f ' ' ' 'l I la. ,X J : 'wr -11 -xx , ii' ' A . fx I 'i ' Qu 1 . ,ff X V , l Li Nj '. , K X i ' l L U X 'liliost' itudcntr intcrcstctl in a school closer to home listen to L1 rcprcscntntivc from Lenoir Rhync. The Industrial Arts Building was thc meeting place for those intcr- cstcd in going to Duke. Listening attcntivcly arc some who will probably lic frcshmcn at XV1ikc Forest next year. Many lumix wurc interested in the opporrunitics Slate Collcgc has to offer. t, f, l K , fs..,k-RJ' , JUNIOR SENIOR The Eiffel Tower formed the cen- ter of interest and set the mood for :i Iunior-Senior set in Gay Parse. The Chez Pierre will call to mind many pleasant memories for many people. One of the many lovely madcmoi- selles poses prcttily with her escort in the garden. Dancing as a line of can-can girls, a group of junior boys made a big hit. it HOMECCMING 2 Crashing through to wiemrx the Bmnats made Ilmmennnni, Dax Lomplctc The crmsninp moment lm sears queen Sxlxia Ranedell plxecs thi enmn upon the head of the new queen Bcekv Hailey Principal Henry Mclfadycn presents :1 Homecoming wouldnt be homecom- ing without a parade and a big pep bouquet nf rrixe5 ro Homecoming muy on the Square Quran Iieeky H411 ey. 'OO Fuortcd hx Qual! Torre-me Flame Fflrcl sponwrul New land Bush Fscortcd b Im Bend Xnnutn en ms swnsorui Ihb Pum garner Fxwrlcd I Thomas Raxh app Qanrlcrs sponsored IJ.1x1d Crowe Ysmrtul hx 1 hnm Prm lll'L kathcrlm VN llkcr sponsurul Ioc Walker Fsmrlcd hx l1mcs Burm Icrrn Pollx sponmrcd Rub Vhlmn not pncturcd IO3 Q33 Fsmrtcd hx Paul Qharpn llndx Whlte sponsorul Ilm Abel .. .ll '- Ik' , A 4 ,. 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SENIOR HGNORS I LXNIES BURRIS Appalachran Hugh School I Ft Lauderdale 2 Col Iettsulle 2 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Football 3 Track 3 4 Spamsh Club CJtt1cer 4 Semor SUPCYIHIIXC INEWL -XND BUSH I V Football 7 I X Baseball 7 3 Football 3 Spanlsh Club 4 Scnxor Superlatne BI RI IN C ARSWFI I Dramatxcs Club 4 IOHN NY CAUDLE Student Counc1I 3 4 I X Football 7 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Track 3 4 Dramatxcs Club 4 GAIL CHILDERS FH-X I Commerclal Club 3 4 -Xllled Youth INOEL CLEMENIT Latln Club I 7 I X Football 7 I Y Base al Football 3 4 AlI1edHouth I 7 3 Bmd I 7 Student Councrl I Spannsh Club 3 4 XnnualSt1tI 3 4 BR HXDLEY COLX ARD led Youth I Clce Club 7 3 4 Checrlea C Ice Club Ottxccr 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 GER MXLDINE CRISP led Youth I 7 Band I 3 4 Cylee Club Spanish Club 3 4 Spanlsh Club Clttlctr 4 Dramat lub 4 'XIIIIUI Stat IOHN DXX ID CRISP X Football I 7 Baseball 7 Splntsh Club 3 4 Cheerleader 4 FT4 4 Nfonogram Club 4 Dram xt nts Club 4 Scmor Superlatue NIXXCY LEE CRISP C Ice Club I Xllled Youth Ottxter I -Xlhed Youth I 7 Latln Club I 7 -Xnnual Staff I 7 3 4 a d I 7 3 4 Drum Xiajor 7 3 4 Rank Corporal 3 4 FTX 4 FT-X Othcer 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Dramat nts Club Clthcer 4 Scnlor Superlatue DAX ID CRONVE Ualt HIII School I VVadsxnorth Hugh School Oh1o ull C Sptnlsm lub 4 Bts el Inll 4 I31scblII 4 Scnlor SLIIJCYIIIINC IRI1 NE A CURTIS X C SHIRLEY DHXNIIELSOIN IHA I C1Iee Club I 3 4 eXnnualSt1ft 3 4 Cvlee Club Otfrcer 3 4 Commercxal Club 3 4 Commer cnl Club Ottlcer 4 Dmmatlcs Club 4 Senlor Su pcrlatne SXNIJR X DAN IDSCJN Latln Club I 2 3 Student Councxl I 7 4 XII cl Sotxcty 3 4 Student C,0LlIlC.1l Ollltcr 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 FFX 4 Semor Superlltuc SAR XH LEE DCJDC E n b 7 3 -Xlllcd You I 7 Xnnual 3 4 Ilozmtz 4 Clec CI I 7 Honor cy c 4 ELRET-X ELLER ec C Ib 7 3 Drxmatlcs Clu BILL EX ERH XRDT Xllmed Youth I 7 Homecomrni, Lstort I -I Foot 1 7 3 Bases Nlonocram Club 3 4 Tr1tlC 4 Dramatus Club 4 Drunuus Club Uttxcer 4 I I' Y 9 ' 3 3 ' 9 ' I , 1: ' , 1 . ' . '73 '23 fl vv .-1 ' ,,-:I ,.-,,:Bn. 9 7 9 ' ' --, , Q - ' ,-, , 3 ' ' , , 1 - x I f - 1 a 1 ' 3 . , 1 I . . I7 I .I ' ' v -I ' I' J -s I J 3 v V s I 7 ' - 1. ' ' . 1 ' 'f f , ' , 4, , , 2: Footlz , 3. 41 Trzrli. 31 1 1 I I CI , 1 ak' - . 1 . 1 1 , 1 7' ' 7 1 1 , , I 1 V - , ' , ' I7H:. I, 3, 41 flee Club, I, 2. Y 9 Y ' ' Y 'V Y 7 3 V, 7 3 ' 7 ' , 7 7 I ' I : 4 7 I 3 v 9 9 3' 72 71 s 3 1 7 a s 1 9 7 I 3 , I 7 , ' . y 4 W ' . ' . .' ,,-g . '. ,-1. '. bI,2g , 1 ' 71 I I 7 ' , , , 9 7 7 --, :A ie BILL COBB Youth, 2, 3g I3aslietbaIl, 3g Class Officer, 31 Honor Y 9 7 ' ' K Y Y 'V 3 ' r A ' I a 9 lf ' v S - I I I 7 I I I L I I I. ,- I' 1'-II ' I ' 7 ' 1 ' 1' I ' 7 'deft 73 Lati Clu , I, -, .1 . th, , -1 .' . Staff, '7 U' I ' 1 ' ' I,2,,, 14 I1'f1c'z'r, 1 I 3uv,-1 S -iety. . A Lv 7 All' I , -2 , , 3, f 2 I , I3 . 1 , s 'Q I 1 ' 4 , . , -- C'I-1 IIL . I. 4: FIIA. -, .1 L ' '1 In 4. les C . 1 . :I I, 4. I ' Y a v f I u C I ' A Y :7. ' . I. . . . -. .-. - , , . 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Z 1 f111ccr, 165 C 1 . 3. 41 11111111 1' 1111 . ,. 41 1'1cg111- 3. 41 1111141111111 'U C11lI111C'N11U11L1L'111. 3. 2 ' ung .f 11 1' '1 .111 ' 1111 1' , .1. 501 ' 1. . , 1 ,ass 1C1r. 1 'I - K- X1. 1'1oo1111111. 1. 2. 3: 1 1 1's 1 111. 4. Latin czluh 1 B111 if nh 1 2 1.111111 C11l11. 1. 2. '11 11A1l1l1. 2. 1 Z. 1L111. '11 LX11- C11l1..1 U1'1 'cr. 2: 111 I1l1'.' T 1. 4. mul Sufi' 4' x. -U , Aj A , -A A . 'f-., 4, K -. - 1-211111 C11Ll1. 1. 2. .31 11L1I1L1, 1, 2. 31 fa. Officer, 3. 41 Km I 11 1-1l11l1C11L11 Cfo11y111, 31 1 o C1 1 1 3 10111. 31 :- 1 11111 111111. 1 1 1 '1:11'1'. IU 1 31 11 .- 1 L1 -, - 1 ul , 1. - 1 1,l1l111C11111D. 1. 211311111.1.2.3. 4: 115111111 .1 . 11111 11 X 1111 1 t 1. 4. if 1' 1111' , 2. 3. 41 1711.-X CD111'cr. 2. ,. Q : 1111111. 2. 3, 4: 11 1111gr11111 K111111. 2. 1. 41 .X11111 X11111111. 1. 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Long, President f I on - - an - 1 A ! , 5 , Lf XJ Steele F-51. o gat LENOIR CLEANERS Recreation Center gftwxmw EH 0 ffiafiwh Mwff fi'iM, 4.4: .4 Houses CLEQIERS I c 'YQ-J SYNTHETIC CLEANING N M b PL 4 4918 1 JN h .A 'l1l1TRl' AJ Pho PL 4 3771 ALDWELL APPLIANCE Lenolr Drug Company 8 MUSIC Co Yo WALGREEN AGENCY N0 th M St et Leo h NthCoI A I A A ce N. Hickory, N. C. Len ir, N. C. Mor n on, N. C. Satis a i n Guaranteed I one - FLE 316 . arper Ave. Len ir, N. C. J , gn e r. urec or K I' ' I 41 ann, L , i i , , . ' ' -,Dr 1.hJ ' V S. G. Hodgss, resld n . 'aff' L 10 . ul erry St. Phone - 0 4 ' ' . ' x 'u I' ' , A x 1 V' 'vf Q ' Q , 1 '. X. 1 ' , ,,, Q' Q E N 'rl ne - ur 125 r ain re n ir, Norl' Carolina Lenoir, or ar ina XNUX LXJNL Jlzafff Zktielf LQ Lfffvf-KC L JV1,CzJ.Q,A 'I-was 1 Mx x,Nc'2,f--f54KjXC7!x-X VV? Xflxl THE UNION NATIONAL BANK Caprtal S150 000 000 S s S300 OOO 000 ... IK 7 Glsso S cf SMITWM. 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MANUFQQTURING CORPORATION MW 'Www W W7 ww ,WAX P Lv EW WM ut! W AM' L K LENOIR NORTH CAROLINA Abjfyx L L M 6,124 F L GERM MOTOR co M GRANITE FALLS N fs L if V I-'CX-1 .P ' ' ' ' ' ,C - -- F ' f K T L all' I 524121 1 ,X L!,,Lkff?JJ ' V. J I F f RTT- -gf ' 4 A I V' -,,, W ir 4 f' Q 4 , 1 ff lfvf! ' yas V MJ , , 3,42 ,L I I, v V f 'ww of Vg, f T v . I MILTON T.. B . STDENT' 5 . ' JL M , fa ,H ,N J 2 , AJ' , I L . . ' .P Ph e 391 97 N. ain Sf. , . C. 0 XX Q7 R V Y . I , 1, v S T T I ' .I ' 1 f 1 f .- ' V, ' , , A - ff 1 5 V KTM! f , tf X , K' I V 1 ff ' .., f f f'6Q0lf' A -' f 2 N 4 I ff A 'nh- X 'J' ',, l, f f - ,f- . ,Y K, f' F 1 ii 'iff -'ji J I I J 1 f -fx -.aff -1, 1,- ,! fr' W X I ' , ' I ff 'MA ' 4 , , Z.. ,f 1, 5 ---- f, .,f4f, ,ff 'fq1 V f ,ix f I .- ,r , 7 -..- X f- 1 J' I ' ' A V f .. ,-X,-tl, ' V ,K l Now the journeys end is drawing nearer. we pause to think of all those to whom we owe so much-the sponsors. advertisers. subscribers, and faculty. VVithout your loyal, patient, and enthusiastic support. this, the 1956 Bearfaf could not possibly have been completed. x ii I ! X I To you we give our deepest gratitude. ff- I, -LS J! ,H f 4, ,x THE BEARCAT STAFF .J,L li, V, 1 4 -J ff's 'A if f'J When refreshment time rolls around there e usuallv more than enough volunteer elpers rm looong period and thtn no ' A-fffib f-914 'ldfl Lki X-,Jt,.4.:va, h ve, Q QYXS Ay utr inntils am pnpgtt funm about than! we 128 if ar K 1. . , . E nh .,. 1 Th' --j Vs '...f d. ' L ' 5 7 ,-'N If 3 I f 2 A 144. if , LL 4 .lcizfff af' i . l . v fw f .J 'U . K ' f. ' ,- lvul . X ' l v, K . 7 J, 4- Q'-'-'L V, P351 ' 'i . f l lwpf6'lt.tt's sue -- . , : J X 1 'V ' . . i 1' , 'J 5-9 ' X ,Pi tx'- ' 2 ' . t '- L' .1 I Q N- :L X' -rl- .V V. , xixxj 'rf X 1 ' 1 .gr ,L Jf' Lf gf X 1 ,,,, . F ,P 1 - - ' .9 . ' if 4' 'vi' K' -,L .x , Il - XA 'W W .W . J .a -14-:Xe a N , , ., , N M N, X- .- f ,, --.'-,A nxy . N, , A, .f,.f.'. -. Us .-:Af-wh-',',f N N fx'f, . , ,. 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