Belmont High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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MISS KINLAW Petite, delightful, attractive-Miss Kinlaw, our Journalism teacher and adviser of The Spy, has proved that there is much progress being made in our school paper this year by the tedious--but sincere work she has put forth. MISS MILLER Moving her tall erect stature about noiselessly our home economics teacher is readily becoming a familiar Hgure in B. H. S. Her violin rendition of Perpetual Motion pic- tures musically her industrious work with students. MISS MARGARET MURPHY An old Ilrench General was asked to describe his secre- tarial aide, he replied: He is a demon for work, an angel for cooperation, and a human being for understanding. B. H. S. may not be an armed camp, but we can safely compare Margaret with the old General's secretary. MR. NEAL One of the greatest and most discriminating tests for a leader is his ability to draw the best from each individual without letting the function or progress of the unit suffer. We all agree that Mr. Neal has succeeded brilliantly as an individual friend. a teacher of the group, and an inspir- ing principal of the student body. MR. NIMS Teacher of En lish. and an authority on History and I.atin, Mr, Nim is a conscientious and punctual worker among the su nts. VVorking always to help others, he is a valqgble ember of the faculty. MN' 'SQA 7-utslua MMA vp. ,V TYwJa-vi ' MRS. PAYNE Mrs. Payne is really not a pain for the time spent with her in class passes all too quickly. She has the won- derful ability of transferring her knowledge to her pupils. Because of her attractiveness and delightful manner she has won the love and friendship of each student in our school. MRS. RICHEY No assembly would be appropriate without Mrs. Richey who is responsible for our music. Always gay, friendly, and encouraging, we appreciate her presence. MRS. RING Embodying the serenity of the Library, the knowledge of its books and the ability of its system, Mrs. Ring is an ideal high school librarian. She not only works for the students but with them. MR. SELF Between teaching functions of negative exponents and factoring of binomials, Mr. Self sells candy and drinks at the school store. A young and competent instructor, his understanding and friendliness are far reaching and productive. MR. WOODAIQD B. H. S. has many things combined in this outstanding member of the faculty--a handsome basketball coach, history teacher. and a proud father of one of the mas- cots of the Senior Class. Bas' -'F Af-f-ft' wi I-HUP: an JKCN A4 wA!s, 13:41 8 ern:

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