Morehead High School - Carillon Yearbook (Eden, NC)

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Foreign language learning is no longer a luxury, but a necessity. Mrs. Owen makes this necessity a pleasurable experience for her first year French students. VI A Co ahead! I promise it won't bite. It's all in how you hold your tongue. 19 It was Greek to me - Shakespeare it 15. ,. , -1 .f '. P X - X fy bs. Y A fe Q, - ' W1 'f of ,Q . W' , ' ssc: ixillfx 'A Q' x g 3,1 Sf? ' r , 1 F-I-Vf,,J,Vf?1.,Qj.i Top: Where did all these ants come Top: What do you mean from? you can,t hear? Bottom: 'KAnd on the other hand . . . Bottom: The south end of a northbound bull. 'I

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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.

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6809960009 gf , l ' ,nv ... . MR. ODELL I. NASSAR He has an air of husinesslike decisioenessn Catawba College Woman's College of the University of North Carolina B. S., M. E. Mr. Nassar's pleasant and easy manner in the classroom encourage initiative in his prospective secretaries. The variety of business courses offered by the secretarial sequence of study prepares students for immediate employment upon graduation. - X a- .0 .V .,-,f . Ja, Y,,, 4 e l .W -- . j . 5 A Y ,fu , x, , 1jl5Fi..!?5',s1, Q .f rf 1 f f-r -' f 1-af if frw A F' ' 1 ' - Ui'-'ivy lI'v,f r . f, l..i,la A 1 -r ee Q i ' 5 ....,:.i :mf 4 C l l . HY MRS. IOAN GRICCS CITTY A countenance which beautifully ex- presses a deep interest in all things good Woman's College of the University of North Carolina B. S. Mrs. Citty beams from behind the business department's latest addition-a Monroe President Posting Machine, one of the twenty office machines which the students learn in their terminal course in the busi- ness department. V p 20 Rw- .xxx ,R 'tlxa vp ,bun MISS BARBARA ROSS There is something captivating in her manner I Lenoir Rhyne College B. A. Miss Ross illustrates a symbol to her beginning shorthand students. Shorthand, like a foreign language, requires drill and memorization.