Morehead High School - Carillon Yearbook (Eden, NC)

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always join the glee Club MRS. TONI BURCHELL I .. .. X ,, - 9 1 ! ' it Caught you broadcasting to the Communists again, eh! Not really - Karen Sapp and Alice Hunter Sugg attend to their duties as language lab assistants. sEfioP. TILLEY Sin esperanza 25 Somlireros, fiullfigflis ' ole - in Spanisli. Get out your somhre1'o, purchase an airplane ticket to Mexico, and away you'll go. Of course, if you c-an't find a somhrero, or can't afford a trip, the next best thing is to enroll in Mrs. Burt-hell's Spanish class. If you don't learn any Spanish, you can for you also learn to sing . . in Spanish of course! .,.... ,V ., ' ! 1 r A m M .I- ij rn, , ,!',- T.. f 1' 'sw i 7' I U 3 7 I ur- Q 'Q ' f is i f J Q!! f. ' ' ' I 4, .5 Q 2. vi, 1, - V W Q '- .. 5,,. - 'f 4 ,Hi f i I V . 4 1,1 11537, U -' vs 4, ,VW - 1 f'fe, 3 Y . 'IW V ..-.V I H 1 3.1 , 'Ja U' Qi V N MIK' L 'Q' ll - 1 V. 0,4-.1, ? :Y ffl . I . I ,ggllft Q, x :L Xxx 'fag i -1- i , , IQ.jj.gf 1 QNX A , Concentration - that's the ticket! XVhate-ver the-y're listening to Cwc suspect it's Spanishj must be extremely interesting.

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MB. CARROLL RABON Head of the Math Department Polyhedral angles, Slide rules, equations, 9 waz' VVhen Pythagorus started playing around with trian- gles, and somebody thought up algebra, and the ancient Egyptians began measuring, rjf our troubles were born. But the mathematical wizzards in our classes enjoyed them- selves and We learned to add 2 and 2. Bring on the He's not a square, not a cube, but a triangle. The question is, Mr. Wilkes, are you congruent? Q MR. MOTT PRICE MR. BOB XVILKES 4511 'Sw- ef 93, f-hifi, f? .'. :sq ...J 6?-r, fb ix fu f in-0 4l-.,.,.- AAGZITVU' X, .dv isosocles triangles and the trig tables and the poly- hedral anglesl You put a plus here and a minus here and you've got a . . . yes, what have you got Mr. Price? You'll have a test in five minutes! The college algebra class puzzles over today's equations.