East Forsyth High School - Aquila Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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Selected on the basis of scholarship, service, and character, Alex Brown and Eddie Hedgecock were nomi- nated for the Morehead Scholarship. Extremely high scorers on the National Merit Test taken in the junior year move into the finals. The semifinalists are Calvin McCuiston and Ernie Parker. Studying biology at Wake Forest this summer were Gayneil Highfill and Barry Dowell. At UNC in Cha- pel Hill Calvin McCuiston studied chemistry. POR 179

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Learning by Doing AAAS RES LOLOL AML: DAR= Good Citizenship Judy Smith was selected to receive the D.A.R. award. Boys’ State is a small-scale government created by the participants. Those representing East were Jack Smith, Neil Smith, and Terry Fulbright. Dedication Rewarded Quill and Scroll is an organization consisting of those who have excelled in either field of jour- nalism, the annual or the newspaper. The members are Kathy Huie, Sarah Jo Thore, Gail Cast- evens, Kay Everhart, and Linda Dodson. Wilh Ye LANE S SY NS RN Ww 178

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Each summer students who are exceptionally gifted gather at Salem College to live for seven weeks. They attend ses- sions concerning their particular talent. Sandy Fulp attended in dance, Linda Stoltz in voice, and Sarah Jo Thore and Bethy Satterthwaite in social science. overnor’s School Accelerates Talent First Row: Connie McGee, Kay Whicker, Becky Reid, Cheryl Dixon, Linda Yokley, Linda Ingram, Gail Thompson; Second Row: Trish Marion, Hilda Reid, Debbie Rohath, Carolyn Bassett, Debbie Barreau, June Weavil, Sarah Jo Thore, Nancy McGee; Third Row: Linda Macon, Debbie Motsinger, Susan Batten, Judy Smith, Betty Newsom, Cathy 180 Diehl, Sharon Holt, Marie Baggott; Fourth Row: Calvin McCuiston, Ernie Parker, David Griffith, Darwin Stanley, John Flynt, Gary Dollar- hite, Nathan Weavil, Michael Hartman, Steve Ezzell, Jimmy Hicks. Not Pictured: Carlene Kirkman and Alan Thompson