Morehead High School - Carillon Yearbook (Eden, NC)

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pronoun, and Sonnet E X in the Snglisn Department 1 , , 1 3 g., .,..x Mrs. Ivie strives to aid students of literature and grammar. 'l 'V 5 if , ,,x 45 ,M , inks, ? Y. X -, procuring an understanding And do you know what? Miss Atcheson talks to the purents of some of her pupils during open house. Him 3 Carlotta Duckett is so eager to go to college that she's sitting on the edge of her seat. Mrs. Hintemhoff serves a double capacity as English teacher and guidance counselor. And uh , my horse is white Frank Barron does an extempor in Public Speaking. The big question - can he talk about his horse for two minutes? ,L ,-,'-aA- , .fr

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'9wb MR. RALEIGH BIGGERSTAFF Head of the English Department 4-. XFN- V ' -W I l Students meet Silas Marner, 5He relative How can he smile with all those horrible relative pronouns on the board! But Mr. Big certainly is grinning. , ,qi . ?- Mn M Q English is one area of study that all students are required to enter every year that they are l in school. But it is one of the few things that, although compulsory, is no less a joy for being so. The capable teachers in our English depart- ment have done, and are doing, a wonderful job in making the study of our own language both interesting and rewarding. a W.:-gm! . . I , , f - F A7 -- x ,Manx .3 Ev- P ' , lif t 's L I --f g,:. , :1,..- 1 Now students . , Miss Barker lectures her class on 1 ,Q-H g A 5 'figfx -- --M - the evils of not studying before a test. I ., Q em I better note that down before I forget. 21' 5 Y Whatever it is, it,s important to Mrs. L I M,a.-A-----H' ' . Grogan and her students. MISS VIRGINIA MISS BETTY BARKER MRS. SYLVIA GROGAN MRS. MINNIE MRS. JULIA IVIE ATCHESON HINTERNHOFF , H 111-fr: ayfg ff1w:+Azff'--.-1:- .V it - ,up .. ,,v-K., , xr- V - -.f - ,.,'b:,g:-g:- V. + 4 ,gf 5, 1 as is . fr U ' ' 1s.ficfz,. . . ,. ,. 'Z-f W . .,.s.9f,-:.zt.-4-tt- ., Q. . ,. . -A .ga ' ff' , JN, . hiejuuf-'xlibs . ,,. ,. ,. I., If W K 'Q V K, 43? 1 , - itfft . d21vi:h6 7f?l I , . 15 Q-rw. f 334 if Vs.. 'Vran- i SEV? 18 my-r l

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