Kernersville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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ELAINE CREWS President of the Student Organization

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OUTSTANDING SENIORS On the following pages, the RETROSPECT Staff salutes the Outstanding Seniors of 1951-52. We believe that their achievements have been so great that they deserve special recognition for the honors they have won. ELAINE CREWS Her achievements are great; her activities many; but Elaine has been chosen an Outstanding Senior because she has so capably held the office of President of the Student Organization this year. Throughout her high school years, Elaine has won both local and county recognition for her Student Organization work. She has worked diligently with the band, F. H. A., and is, this year, a member of the Beta Club. We commend you, Elaine, for your superior work. WILMA FLYNT For her superior traits of character, outstanding leadership, above average scholarship, loyal service to the school and her co-operative attitude toward the students and her teachers, she has been named Civitan Award Winner for 1952. Wilma is serving this year as editor of the BEEHIVE and is student sponsor for the Teen-Age Recreation Club. Her activities are many and varied. She is school reporter for the Winston-Salem Sentinel, scorekeeper for the athletic department, and secretary of the Beta Club. In addition to her school work, she takes an active part in church work, and, she is in every respect an Outstanding Senior. The RETROSPECT salutes you, Wilma. COLLEEN CARTER Through her entire school years, Colleen has shown outstanding leadership ability, and the highest scholarship qualities. She has played a large part in club activities, and has represented her room in the Student Organization. She is vice-president of the Beta Club. Perhaps her greatest honor came when she was recently chosen Valedictorian for the Senior Class. It is for this honor and the capable way in which she has handled the editorship of the RETROSPECT that we consider Colleen an Outstanding Senior. MARICOWLES DUNLAP Though she has only attended Kernersville School for three years, the students and faculty recognize her as an outstanding student. In the field of music, she is a superior pupil; but we of the RETROSPECT Staff salute you, Maricowles, for winning Salutatorian. SALLIE GREENFIELD She was chosen DAR Good Citizen for her Senior year on the basis of her many activities, high scholarship, and cooperative attitude. During the past summer she represented North Carolina at an International Girl Scout Encampment, and later she represented the United States on a national radio broadcast. It is easily understood why we consider Sallie an Outstanding Senior. We of the RETROSPEC T Staff wish to join her classmates in predicting her “most likely to succeed.” 28

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WILMA FLYNT Civitan Award