Morehead High School - Carillon Yearbook (Eden, NC)

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Q l l my U ill Q az Ja. -A...--,url- 't 7' 'M-,gm iff, 4 1 ' lv MRS. LOUISE SHUMATE An air of quiet unaffected assurance Greensboro College A. B. Top Left: Mrs. Shumate uses the visual- aid chart to advantage in explaining the parts of the paramecium to her biology students. Immediate Left: Biology, a required course for all sophomores, is quite time consuming, as is demonstrated by two thoughtful students. MR. HUGH ELMORE CITTY He has the highest ideals of fine, clean, strong manhoodi' Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Elon College, University of North Carolina B. A. Bottom Far Left: Propped upon his usual immaculate desk, Mr. Citty delivers a lecture to his biology class. Bottom Left: Porifera, causing unusual difficulty for many students, is explained by Mr. Citty to be a relatively simple phylum. knowledge IS the wme wherewith we lly Io heaven - Shakespeare

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MR. VOICT F. MORGAN H e possesses a mastefly understanding of the subiectu Science Club, Senior Play Elon, Appalachian State Teachers College, Radiation Studies-Duke and Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies A. B., M. A. Top left: In his own inimitable Way, Mr. Morgan is constantly striving to mold the character of his students. Top Right: Unknown to his chemistry students, the mad scientist is concocting ,mm a potpourri to add to the pungent H.2S. 'sew . MR. CARROLL L. RABON 1 Bottom Left: What fools these mortals be who do not understand my explan- ' ations. Bottom Right: Mr. Rabon is pictured grad- ing an inexhaustible supply of physics papers. Ignorance is the curse ol God 16 1 M-

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MRS. TONI FLANAGAN BURCHELL She is a charming person to set people at their ease Cheerleaders Woman's College of the University of North Carolina B. A. Mrs. Burchell monitors students in the language laboratory as they imitate native Spanish speakers. Marked progress in speaking ability has been realized since the installation of this lab two years ago. a n 1 'x 3Q'94SXlwif g? f --E if ' , gffggefw'-,,,,-W. . , , - -'-1 :. V- view Jzggzygqwzg t-,Jn 1, . - , ' , , , , 352,- .Q -H, , -nw-.-'. 411: ,, ' 1 3 -gg:-4 ww xx gp Age 1 K6 rf - rar.. t x,,-t , 1 - f-1 wg 1 , :-- ,X Ni,,Q:,mu - A . , ,. v 4 f V fsr, r:,::,j.-err. N sy: sag.:-if 'UMNH ' - 1 ,C ,Q nfl' :-- . 'Q 1 . 5 Jil' ,ZZ ll 'Ci '1 .1:, :. , 1 -ff 2--1 '- Lrg ff iris l : 2''fr-iff'Y-I-'--Qwriifa . Q Q ' if' fi 11' J V ' r we fffisfe fwi- '-'Env , Vg, ri E 1 ' . A .,11,f,1,,zf 1 Q , if f 4: , ,r + 4, -ff or M . . 5 This . . . and as I canoecl down the test! lake... 18 won't be on the MISS ELLEN LYDIA FRENCH She has a good word for everyone Meredith College Agnes Scott Colleg Miss French, in a characterrstlc pose smiles her acceptance of her Latm students responses -- 15. x lm s u ' all A' wr 'W' Y A I AL' Adrem...toth at hand.