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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635661 A C356 it . -...--..,'--... I W, . ,. 1 u A . 1 l l 4 I ,r ipe I - Y- P x-r '- Q ' ,aint-fri! .1 h L dl , in the Home Sconomics Department of course! In the hustle and bustle of our modern world, it is rare to find a girl not interested in a career. However, We have found some industrious females who in- tend to combine housekeeping and scientific research. We feared that they might get radio-active particles in baby's milk, but on discovering the training they receive in the culinary arts here at Morehead, our uneasiness Was allayed. You must have been a beautiful baby , - theme song for the Home Economics III class studying childcare. 1-7 .A X4 Libby likes to cook - attention boys - and collect- ing recipes is the first step. V M HS. 1 . V,-fm' ' ...- ,.,., - ,V 1 3 Q 2 i Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the tidest of them all? W Becky Blackbum and Betty Hodges! Faith Hankins, Marie VVall, Terri Martin, and Ann Soyers prepare to bake a cake - or at least that's what they called it. 21