Morehead High School - Carillon Yearbook (Eden, NC)

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or useful and Highly skilled vocations. It ull fitted together the first time. Now why wonlt it go back? Mr. 1 ' , Hatter explains why. Don't break it Samniylv Students in the machine shop leam a useful skill. g i Q 1761 L' E . fa, ' -t A' A . i .-l..L.iQ..ux 59: rr lf we f ir. if 1 : tl . lfylfui 41 ' It gli . ,grtvqtfxrx yup 2 If-ii, -t,:a.gf..r ggi-f .A -n-...C -wt. MV ' in 155. 'y - lQ,Y,,titA -, I if -'tfli w t , it-tn r ft p . lynejvdnp --25. 5' 'r t he E Ffw ef' N' rf T 'qvfvs ' . . .-f-ew V ft ' 'Y'-' Jr. xv., ff ''Ahhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaa! Ed Hunt is supposedly hard at work at the drafting board. Kenny Meeks employs deadly concentration as he works with a lathe. Careful Kenny! 23 X l

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MR. HENRY RAHN Director MR. BILL ARMFIELD Associate Director A if flnciustrial Sducaiion trains students Mrs. Hazel Honeycutt, Secretary Busy little boys, aren't they? The Leaksville Rockingham County Industrial Education Center provides an opportunity for selected high school youth to acquire knowledge of a highly skilled trade. In addition to courses for High School students, many other classes in the curriculum are available for adults. Morehead is truly fortunate to have such a resource on its campus. T ,J '--st Sl ,gi ' MR. ROGER VVORTHINGTON .15 3 Mechanical Drafting and I w ' 503 Design Technology Eff: MR. WILFRED AHERON MR. ROBERT BOCGESS MR. KENNETH HARTER MR. MERRILL SNYDER MR. DONALD WARREN Carpentry Mechanical Technology Auto Mechanics Electronic Technology Math, Physics, Chemistry 1'-is we ii 22

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