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

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students in grammar and composition Mrs. Erline Martin Mrs. Ruth McClaren Mrs. Louise Newman English IV English ll English IV Journalism is-w,,--wr IW if Mr. Tom Pickel Miss Jesse Threllfall Mrs. Dorothy Thomas English ll English IV English IV Bulletin boards encourage reading skills. ' . -1: T of .. A , . A I ap A . xl XCYKW? t k .. , .Ang f- f is qs,-rfswr , ?,N,,,,, , , S, ' Miss Refa Peoples English ii, iii ai? Mrs. Edna Walls English ll Family Living Journalism classes make use of a practical knowledge of English composition and grammar. OUT BE? 5,5

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Mrs. Margaret Blackburn English lll American History 'i Miss Betty Hobbs Dramatics English Ill Highl qualified English teachers drill ' .. i Q it W QW -'f..,EE- 1 L ' lk' I . Mrs. Phyllis Carswell English ll, Ill WISH' Mrs. Mary Marinus English lll, IV Public Speaking Mrs, Carswell stresses the importance of American literature. l Mrs. Jackie Gibson Mrs. Mary Hauser English ll, lll English ll English is for everybody at North, four years being the minimum requirement for graduation. While seventy-three instructors contribute to the teaching of English, fourteen fulltime, highly qualified teachers make up our English Department. ln addition to the regular courses required of all students, English-relat- ed courses-journalism, dramatics, and speech--are offered as electives, Clinics are available for the student who has a speech problem, remedial reading clinics are also available free or at minimum cost to the student, clarity of expression in writing is emphasized in all classes at North, Chi-Chi Ziglar seems entranced by Carl Sandberg's poetry. 43 XII .Quit I 5 A, X 'mf K

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Librar provides valuable research facilities Mrs. Vance aids Ken James in research work. 'S ' ..,. A Q, ik . 1 i.'fi , Vg.-iiji ', W' Mrs. Eleanor Hagaman MFSA MGYY VGHCG Librarian l-lbmflon Due to the donation of PTA funds, North's library has grown in the number and variety of its books this year. Under the supervision of two librarians, the student library staff operates the library for the benefit of both students and teachers. The library facilities are available for reading and research work. The library assistants relinquish their study halls several days a week to work in the library, Shelving books, repairing worn covers, arranging shelves and displays, and supervising book checkouts are some of the many jobs undertaken by the staff. This gives valuable experience for many future occupations which they might desire to enter. Mrs. l-lagaman fills out a book order form, Librarians aid in the selection of reading materials. . .WW .ex-, .