Morehead High School - Carillon Yearbook (Eden, NC)

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In order that parents may be given an opportunity to visit the teachers, Morehead High School has Open House every year during American Education Week. Mem- bers ot Future Teachers and Stu- dent Council serve as guides to in- troduce parents to teachers. Grades, attitudes, and other special school problems are discussed during these brief interviews, with advice often being given to parents so that they might help the students at home. At left, Mr. Medlin discusses Latin stu- dents while Mr. Colley, bottom left, opens his grade book to Paula Jones' and Laura Overby's mothers. Miss Barker seems to have a deep dis- cussion going about some luckless senior English students.

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, f lt? f Vi. V, f, f., .,,,-, ... .yy ,Q Extra curricular activities have an important place in school life. lt falls to them to develop those traits which sometimes cannot be developed in the classroom - the ability to work in a group for a common purpose, and the ability to serve as a leader, as a follower. They provide the opportunity for students to serve their school and often their community. The newly-formed French Club, pictured, is sponsored by Miss Slate and Mrs. Owen. The purpose of this club is to take advantage of the many materials available for foreign language study, At the left, the officers of the French Club are: Mary J a ne Stephens, Secretary, Margaret Ray, Treasurer, Dale Manual, Vice- President, and Tommy Woods, President.