South Lenoir High School - Stars and Bars Yearbook (Deep Run, NC)

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Bus Drivers Safe Dependable Providing transportation cheerfully . . . Efficient and Commanding and deserving respect . . . Upper right: To Marion Stroud's order, You got it dirty, so you clean it out! Mike Taylor retorts, Go to your broom! Right: It's so clean I can see myself! exclaims Marie Tur- ner as she polishes the mirror of her bus. Below: Our fine bus drivers, whose flawless traffic record is a credit to South Lenoir, pose in front of two of our nice new orange buses. Kneeling: Kirl Shivar, Marion Stroud, Neal Williams, Carson Mooring, Johnnie Johnson. Second row: Mike Taylor, Peggy Taylor, Joan Gray, Marie Turner, Mary Hawkins, Patsy Turner, Donna Watkins, Ruthie King, Jane Moore, Mona Rogers, Jack Smith. Third row: Eddie Griffin, Ralph Moody, Louis Taylor, Vance Smith, Eddie Tyndall, Dale Turner, Haywood Cummings, Don Williams. Fourth row: David Steinmetz, Albert Cox, Pat Mc- Coniga, John Martin, Alton Hobbs, Lynn Tur- ner, Rayburn Howard, Lynwood Tyndall, Gene Gray, Martin Smith. I22

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Job Opportunities Interest Students Introduction to Vocations Concentrating on job opportunities, Making field trips-banks, stock exchange, DuPont, Frosty Morn- Speakers, films, discussions, committee work, To acquaint one with various occupations . . . Special Education From carpentry to careers- Not only learning trades but learning the basic essentials of math, language, and science- Meeting the needs in a variety of ways , . . Top: A field trip to the proof department of the Branch Banking and Trust Company fasci- nates the I.V. class. Above left: Miss Mildred Moore of Branch Banking and Trust Company shows colorful checkbook covers to an inter- ested I.V. class. Left: Mrs. Maidred Stroud, B.S., E.C.U., M.A., N.C.S.U., I.V., is showing Frances Rouse a iob application blank. Above: Miss Edna Burke, A.B., Elon College, Occu- pational Education. l2I

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Personnel Cafeteria Workers- Preparing delectable meals Efficient Trying to give a pleasant atmosphere at break . . . Custodian- Friendly Dependable and loyal Concerned with welfare of students . . . Maids- Trustworthy Efficient helpers . . . Top: S.35 out of twenty. Let's see-that'Il be . . ., ponders Mrs. Tyndall as she performs one of her daily tasks as a helper in the cafeteria. Middle: Our devoted cafeteria workers prepare an ap- petizing and appealing lunch that will more than satisfy the stu- dents' eager appetites, Above: Our loyal and efficient maids Lillie Mae Dove and Hulda Koonce work diligently to keep our school in tip-top condition. Left: Attending one of his duties as our faithful custodian, Mr. Ervin Murphy provides the school with constant heat during the winter months. l23