Cullowhee High School - Rebel Yearbook (Cullowhee, NC)

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Beauty Homecoming The Accounting of Honors ts Contents Anmninistration Glasses Organizations Features Heoauty Pomeraning Sunors Superlatives Athletics Advertising The Sociology of Superlatives The English of Athletics The Economics of Advertising

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Ghe G7 Aebel Entering CHS was like opening a book — one we had heard about; had wanted to read; couldn’t wait to get hold of — It was part fic- tion, part biography, part adventure, part pure romance. There was not’another like it in the world, and it was ours. We were not only the readers but the authors and characters as well. We gobbled it down as greedily as our first Dick and Jane reader. These years of learning have been the years of The Art of our youth, the fruitful years when time meant only the day after tomorrow and studying meant onl y carrying loads of books home. Our learning has included a variety of programs; our school years have been a world of studies: studies of people (the students, their achievem- someone ents, and activities); studies of events (events : made possible by our ingenuity); and studies of places (our classrooms and our school). Eventually every book must end — we ponder over the last word and then meet the end witha The Arithmetic of Classes sigh. We can never savor that experience again — yet we are richer for having known it — and we have been changed for the better by it. So we invite you in these pages — enter this world with us for awhile. We have considered the subjects: geometry, business, arithmetic, modern math, science, social studies, art, Eng- lish . . . but our approach is unorthodox, and the teachers may not recognize their fields. Our purpose is real: that the 67 Rebel will picture for you a world of studies, the world of CHS. BEE UP TD pate WITH MODERN MATH The Science of Organizations The Music of

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Chere s a Geometry tu School Life — ) wining Aromd in Wirrles . . .