North Forsyth High School - Cynosure Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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All the anxities of study and school life began to fade as the final days of school approached. To any senior these final days were the most important, and, to many, the saddest of their high school career. While underclassmen paced through final exams and activities, the senior class participated in the various phases involved in graduating. Cops and gowns ar- rived, plans for commencement speakers and pro- cedures were solidified, and rehearsals ensued. Under warm spring skies, students, faculty, and devoted par- ents and friends flocked to Memorial Coliseum for graduation ceremonies. With tassels swaying, the seniors marched into the Coliseum to the familiar strains of POMP AND CIR- CUMSTANCE. ln this, their last appearance as a unit- ed class, the seniors took a giant step forward and over the threshold of adult life. As each new graduate received his diploma, the immensity of this moment was intensified. With a firm handshake, Mr. Gibson wished them Godspeed, and 555 students stepped into a new and somewhat frightening adult world. Graduations means work for many seniors. Here Lynn Dowell ond Bettianne Moore prepare for the exercises to be held in the Coliseum. Seniors Lynn Dowell and Louise Curry admire their class rings. Memones of Student Life fade as commencement approaches

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An efficient administrative staff enables 1 in . LJ ' 5- T, . fr V, 45' ,f57T'2Tf'ji52i5,,Fi5? z3?fQ, iw: ' ' , I : '2,Q'fxt,f'3ff?i gA 'ssZFi4'2:giLi . Julian Gibson Principal mm v af 7 -fi f 5 gf ,, .71 ,i.,3,g, ,W Mr. Gibson is the undisputed head of North Senior. Let no man be brash enough to question it. To the wrong-doer he metes out justice with a firm and impartial hand, but for the hurt and the un- happy he has the gentleness, the sympathy, the understanding that characterize the truly great. North students are proud of their highly per- sonable principal and will support against all com- ers their contention that he is unequalled in the ranks at good principals. Mr. Malcolm, assistant principal, is known throughout the school community tor his dry wit, his subtle humor, his quiet reserve, and his untail- ing kindness With unlimited patience he listens to student excuses and helps with problems. Mrs, Kastner and Mr. Bowen are ever busy in the field ot guidance, while Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Burge manipulate the involved processes of office management with skill and finesse. Mr. James Malcolm Assistant Principal l SEATED Mr Ned Smith Mr. Marvin Ward, Mr. Raymond Sarbaugh, STAND- l ING Mr Leo Morgan Mr Bob Blevins, Mr. Ted Lineback, Mr. Eugene Johnston.