Morehead High School - Carillon Yearbook (Eden, NC)

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e geclicate . . . The Senior Class proudly dedicates the 1959 edition of the Carillon to a man who is at home either in the classroom or on the athletic field. Many seniors remem- ber his history classes, and many also remember his writs, tool His ability to make us think and draw conclusions from what we read helped us to enjoy social studies much more. He is the man who molded our Panther linemen into one of the best gridiron forward walls in the state, a big factor in Moreheadls 1958 Class AA champ- ionship. He also coaches girls' basketball and assist in baseball. To MR. MOTT PRICE, for making our life at Morehead much happier, we dedicate the '59 Carillon. Mr. Price uses au map in one of his U.S. History lectures. Page Eight Dodo Davis and Daphne Fair take basketball warmup exercises under Mr. Price's direction.

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'age Ten eacle rohip Mrs. Minnie Hinternhoff, guidance counselor advises C' xrl Rhodes and Charles Ferguson about planning their college careers We students at Morehead High School are fortunate in having such an outstanding faculty group. All our teachers are well-trained in their respective fieldsg however, a student does not learn pure facts alone, because our staff memhers take a personal interest in each student. As one of our teachers said, I have lea1'ned that a good teacher has to he everything from a dictionary to a love counselorf' They have dedicated themselves to our service, and each of us should give them a vote of thanks as they strive to seelc and flourish in all phases of leadership.