Lenoir High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

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H. S. is proud To be crccredited by The Southern Associofionl of Colleges ond Secondory Schools j. 'Q' w I Mr. H. C. McFadyen, principal, jokingly tells Mrs. Nelson, sec- retary, Just put the students who annoy you in this drawer. Much of the planning for the smooth operation and administrative Work of the Lenoir City Schools is han- dled by Mr. J. G. Hagaman, our superintendent. A n able executive, Mr. Haga- man serves as intermediary among school board, prin- cipals, and public. Working efficiently and tirelessly, he helps maintain the school's traditional high standards and provide its students with a high quali- of educational opportun- 1 y. ,S 'rv'-.. 'X l- . Ip.-' N' 'E .1 One of the most valuable assets a school can have is an efficient, understand- ing, respected principal. In this area, Lenoir High is fortunate. In his various jobs ranging from adviser to the Mountaineer to stud- ent disciplinarian, Mr. Mc- Fadyen has always strived for a better school. Making out payroll checks is one of the responsibilities of Superintendent Hagaman assisted by his secretary, Mrs. Ruth Lingle.

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Lenoir High foculty strives for scholastic excellence Mrs. A. H. Jarratt Sociology, Guidance vcr Counselor, Adviser F.T.A. and Senior Class Their constant efforts to make L.H.S. a better place for pupils are shining examples of their unselfish devotion and dedication. Mr. Bruce Jaynes Physical Education, General Math, Football, J . V. Basketball, Track Mrs. Ralph B. Laney English Bearcat Adviser Mrs. Harold Lawing U. S. History, Physical Education, Girls' Basketball, Cheerleader Adviser, Co-Adviser Monogram Club Mrs. James Lipe Home Economics, Adviser F.H.A., Co-Adviser Junior Class Mr. Manuel Lorenzo Spanish, Typing, Adviser Spanish Club Miss Susan Mauk Chorus, Adviser Glee Club Mr. Henry C. McFadyen World History, Adviser Mountaineer 416' mes. I' . fx? 1:-m..au',. Wiz, .- yr..