Lenoir High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

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MR. MARCUS SMITH Typing, Shorthand, Busi- ness Math, Bookkeeping, Secretarial Science, Journalism Adviser Mountaineer, Ad viser Future Business Leaders of America MRS. RUTH P. SMITH Plane Geometry, Algebra, Math Co-adviser Junior Class MRS. GERTRUDE WHITEHEAD Algebra, Solid Geometry Adviser National Honor Society FACULTY MR. JAMES WILSON Biology Assistant Football Coach - Driver Training Teachers are sympathy in disguise with blue sheets to do and patience itself with papers to grade. Never do they disinte- grate before tears, trifles, fights, futility, excuses, or parents who pout. Teachers are people who love other people's children, thank heaven! MISS GEORGIA HALEY Although one of our teachers was not at Lenoir High for much of this year, she was never forgotten by any of us. Her lessons in Caesar coupled with her interest in stu- dents will go with us through life. To you, Miss Haley, we say, Wel- come home!

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4. 2 who Vi , in A V2 A ., 1. W 2. . Z 5 'f f iz-EGM A W .. 'J ' Q ggi? 11 ll 3 , X fl if 1 if? , Q its . ' 1 ' f ' gn? 4 realli' MRS. RALPH B. LANEY English Bearcat MRS. JAMES LIPE Home Economics Future I-Iomemakers of America, Co-adviser Junior Class MR. MANUEL LORENZO Spanish, Typing Spanish Club, Co-adviser of Future Business Lead- ers of America, Future Teachers of America MR. HENRY C. McFADYEN World History Principal, Debating Club, Marshals MRS. VERA L. McGOWAN Latin Junior Adviser, Latin Club MR. NEIL MCKINNEY Science, Physics, Chemistry Science Club MR. JOHN MILLER Instrumental Music MISS ELEANOR POWELL English Co-adviser Honor Society and Junior Class MRS. MAGDALENE RANSDELL Lib1'arian Freshman Adviser

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LUNCH RCOM STAFF Day in and day out, the faithful lunchroom staff supplies hungry mouths and empty breadbaskets with hot and nourishing meals. Pleasant faces greet the stu- dents at every lunch period, and they are seldom appreciated for their hard work. ,, ,NVQ We are indeed indebted to our loyal lunchroom staff composed of Mrs. C. D. Honeycutt, Julia Black, Mary Shatley, and Norma Hartley. e CUSTODIA Mr. Mack Cook, Raymond Ferguson, and Stanley Bowers are the conscientious men responsible for the upkeep of our school. NS Hard workers are our custodians. Coming early to school, they get everything ready for our comfort and convenience. Cleaning not only the school itself but also the grounds, it is a full day's work for each of them. Indeed we owe a great deal to these men.