Elkin High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkin, NC)

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Aren’t Mr, Morrow and Mr. Joines too old to play with trains? Mrs. Calloway enlightens Mr. Watts and Mrs. Pardue on some library aids to Eng¬ lish literature. Miss Whitley and Mrs. Bivins confer on the best method of presenting practical ap¬ plications of mathematics to their classes. Page Five

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Conferring during the lunch hour are language teachers, Mrs. Royall and Miss Cooke. Miss Lipe gets the “go-ahead” on a yearbook budget from Mr. Adcox. To the FACULTY . . . who show us the thresholds of our minds— we pay our next tribute. Because of their assistance and effort they so “What page was that on?” Mr. Eld- ridge asks Mrs. Nixon. willingly give, we believe they are a success. “A man is no taller than when he stoops to help someone.” The three heads of Mr. Noble, Miss Holland, and Mr. Freeman are better than one for advising the Junior-Senior project. Page Four

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Because of their inquisitiveness, eagerness and ability to learn, and their euriosity to find out what makes things tick, Dick HodeJ and Jeane Smitherman were chosen tlu most intelligent couple in the Senior Class. Intere.sted in furthering their education for education s sake, using their talents where ideas are lacking, and me fact that they like to learn makes Jeane and Dick a contribution from Elkin to a world that needs brains. Page Six