Lenoir High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

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school board L 'w -.., 1 V Y X Chief developers of l.,.H.S. are the school board. sitting: Mr. Clarence Beach. Mr. George Crowell, and Mr. John Barr Houston. Standing: Mr. T. Glenn Miller. Mr. Carter Powell. Mr. Walter Spainhour. and Dr. Donald Lackey. Chairman George Crowell ably heads the tre- mendous task of administrating the Lenoir city schools. The Lenoir City School Board is one organ- ization to which all the students at Lenoir High owe their gratitude. It is through the effort of the men on this board that our school is kept in operation. The men on this board, who have their own businesses to manage, are really inter- ested in the education of the students and give unselfishly of their time to see that we have the best school possible. When counting the many assets of the school, the students should certainly place the hard-working School Board near the top of the list. 14

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,.,. fb - Q fu WW rt v f Doing a blue sheet and grading many papers are Students appreciate Mrs. Smith's clear explanations part of the day's work for Mrs. McGowan. and sympathetic understanding. mr, henry C, me fadyf-n mr. ralph Ostmm mrs. magdalene ransdell mrs. ruth p. smith mrs. gertrude white-head world hisfgry ingfruyngnfgl nms-ic librarian plane ge0metry,algebra,math algebra, solid geometry mr. marcus smith mrs. vera 1. mc gowan mr. joseph pennell typing, shortlzafzd, HWS- 019119521 j- SffiHif1S,'S mf- 12111165 Wilson english ina7usfriaI arts bookkeeping, journalism S'C'C eff1'U f0 band 19501080 ig 5 K

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custodians When school opened this year, many improvements had been made in our buildings. Due to the excellent work of the custodians, our school has remained clean and attractive. They have a never ending responsibility and are always willing to do any job. Burst pipes, stop- ped up sinks, leaking radiators, and a dozen other things keep our custodians constantly on the go. What would happen if the custodians weren't around to keep the school and school grounds in tip-top condition? Up early to get the barrel rolling are Stanley Bowers, Mr. Mack Cook, and Mansfield Ferguson. Not pictured: Mr. C. A. Whittington. lunchroom staff Websterls dictionary defines the word lunch as-a light meal between break- fast and dinner. However at L.H.S., lunch is a somewhat hearty affair. Our present system of going on two bells has helped very much in shortening the seemingly endless line for food. When the 11:33 bell rings, the lunchroom staff is well prepared for the famished groups which come tearing down the stairway. The hungry mouths are well supplied with nourishing food by our efficient lunchroom staff. They always plan and serve balanced meals, according to the general likes and dislikes of the students. Keeping the students at L.H.S. well-fed are Mrs. Carl Honeycutt, managerg Vera Myers: and Alberta Ferguson. ugh V Z -.QA I Q ai i 5 'R - X. . I If V f , gr'