Lenoir High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

Page 24 text:

. s s YQ, ' fl ' If ,. ,. we , Ufafk f 4 .- .. -' , 'g 1 . ' ,gk U 'i 1i3'?+ me if - 'sz gf A- 31 . . R1 55.2 . If ln . 1.93-s ' ' ' . . 5- Q5 , '. J K if -h vi. ' .Leng . 9 as A - If V ., Q ,, 5 4 .K Ixibggl , wqtwnji-.' 3. .:sJg' K 'if as-31 Magix N. Q Vs3.',,M ix . X , -ss Mrs. Vera L. McGowan, bright and charming teacher of English, has a wide background including Greek, Latin, and French. She is a co-adviser of the junior class. 'uf' Busy is the word for Miss Janeil Mel- ton. She teaches English and World his- tory, advises the Mountaineer staff, and chaperones traveling band members. Reading stories and poetry from the American literature books is one of the many phases of Miss Melton's junior English classes. In Mrs. Laney's sophomore English classes, Word Power studied and tested weekly. Miss Mildred Messick is a capable and spirited teacher of English, whose interests and energies carry over into the new Dramatics Club. ,iz-D. i Mi l S ' 'X' 4 if-1. S W, -'-. 5 N, J . 1 L 5 Q...

Page 23 text:

s. -.X ., NR' 'p ,.i,,v. Sentence craft is the subject in the English classes of Mrs. Paul- ine M. Laney. The Bearcat also takes shape under her discerning eyes. Dramatics is the forte of Mrs. Virginia S. Cobb, as the Mas- quers clearly evidence. Her other specialty is freshman English. - Martha Rhodes, Judy Harris, and Jane Fraley are .working on their parallel reading, one of the many requirements of senior English. ,,.,......1---- 1 Mrs. Magdalene Ransdell is the school's gracious and efficient librarian. Special friend of the freshmen, she is their class adviser. l9 Af'

Page 25 text:

W' nik Ks. Hlgxg W-., ff Miss Messick's senior English students are occupied with their weekly spelling tests. Freshman English may not be as tough as senior English, but in Mrs. Cobb's classes weekly theme writing requires a good deal of thought and ingenuity. ,Ni of 21 D-