Mineral Springs High School - Larenim Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Report lights rs- The . . tapestry H1111 Roof Keeps upon they And S. girls That Feb,-u.. wleuer Ei and Fate W- k , of the wlikif., Citlzen Of The Month bnra J esn Bill sn ability make Champ I Mrs. hon- title outstand- Intramural who's and scoring s 'n a ,II Lniirnioiu, .li.,LQ ,t Dove Wullnce. lilnrie Melina Wilkes and 1 ondes. Miss Lnnglcmmt governor for districts ct. The election ws, . t Club Sponsor' ded with a talk on lead 153 by Orin F. Crow. Ki- 00 e District Governor. lggcff ' h' hlights of the twr.. 'U J' iliairlgwere an orat 'io' mg' r st, a tnlent show, a Defeat M. S. and H iking Democracy Buddy Willlathe theme of the The Kernersville :ontest, which wa Varsity won the rigiab Bradshaw of Clemmons for the Bl'Hd5h0W WB? County Junior vsrsipense. Paid mp pionship by edginf. 03110 f01' U19 . Stubborn Mineral Key Club Convention Five. 35-34, at the S town gym. ' gmflps Kernersville jumpds Hilb- 7-5 lead at the em fit fhe first quarter, but tlMmeml Waves range in held f 1 he can. ten her. Faye not Betty has overnment and a county wide meeting .. president of the Forsyth County while very I joyed a -. hom' 'SOD lBR1'11111E- Easter Betty Swanson and Polly A few drum The presentation of awards H of '45 Plaster had a different speci- Reynolds Parkyas also made at the banquet. group oi man of manhood each time recently were iiineral Springs Key Club Freshmen ini- they were seen. amen' Hara -laced second in the achieve- 28th into the The only comment as the Ruth Vernon' lament contest. Their scrap- Barbam Brymtook, along with those from Stout- ihnrleston and Reynolds High 'chools, will JUNIQR ngiNC1se international convention. A211111 M11121 1 The Trustees' san was held SFEPPFY- stfppedzi the Balinese Roof of the 1118 flme With Hotel in honor of the new of- Bnd feffeshmentcers. Twentyeone Mineral JUMUOYI March fprings High girls were The foul' teexests at the dance which 11lViDK B Gels osed the convention. Jerry Barger, sms, Donald Ah! ll bonnetsl beanies small, ther tnet mei 1 be entered st Adolescentt Mrs. Do: county nuif speaker un plrvsical scent, aiter were shown. Mrs Mary th of e pastor Cou e 'Citizen President of Home Room, President of Sunday President of Youth Fellowship, Vice-President of n Month. He Civil il, School Photographer, Treasurer of Key Cl Editor of School Newspaper and Governor of the Stories su bmi ter Friday 1000 wo H me the o Eta Sigmn, honorary scholastic at the University Carolina. to qualify for this WSB DECESBSYY flll' to make at least and the rest B's for or his first work at the l Springs be congratulated on this of a former stu indeed sc tired and bedraggled girls rubbed their tired and 'ach- ing feet was, Oh, Pee had the moat wonderful time! Poor Tradition! The tradition of graduation in white evening dresses and clark suits will be broken this en the Senior Class forth ln white caps year wh It an honor of of 50 hool and ub, typed 'r Grubbs lu,-ned gn' With the whole A Sorinss will Mclieller. ed out for their A' 1 owner of Class will :first visited the Q I Printing will stories n' classes. fl Daft Df the names nl' wschool the program to be gunized 1- lion. A ' . d ' ,sys The long and short of it, Zfggik m Wm C. and Bill T. seems class of pre. j,. he letting spring fever mumam' 4..,wr-ww' the best of themlll of the wa ' That midnight owl , James 511141188 V5 surely seems to take ad- ball Slime- 'GW' ,feels 'WU , of teen-age night Slfflm Club P'0Y'ded,n 3' t' 1f,Y0 he wns Romeo to Zfallll it harttgmili uit ' i I m B. d Sarah F.!! in Umm 'O . 1 . 1' dl g use nr- in of i1..i'.s.::1s.f:g.t e . c -..:1 1:...:.s' ' 9' 4 '03 C811 L92 payers ' . . - Charleston S I ... ' - bled to be introduced., .N - l ' ' .Love makes n funlur cupld to BSSBTH V ' l Y Y' 'lu . ,. A , Q- .. .. .. . nightl!! THEM JW' ' , 1 ' fi U V4 y1111ff M films- 1l111f Zsgxfnringo Elnine is a varsity basketball player, a member of th you stand. As'Nlre4Pres1r U I UW team Icy Bnrncs dreamy H gen, . Girls Monogram Club' Ynireensr Secretary of senior class, t dent of tl'1E'K9Y Club' C0'Cnl'tfT'1,0Y U Awe rendered I tashimlhu and Secretary of the Dramatics Club. When any student or : your worlc in the Monogram L. u suxunfw You shumd why a certain boy Pgflgtu N0 . teacher cans on Elaine for help' she is very cmopentive in able service L0 YOU1' 551001 11114 Umm , I . me take Peggy S-11101112 1 ' , 'r helping them curry out their desires and does it very will- Y commended for the work you have done in e P1113 teenage meefmgny 1-2131122 inglv' , - ... in szl' - 1 -I zu- I . X: Club 0 umm b 'Lh L thigisyrgu see Mutt. Mebsne Fu 1 .. - . -..I -. .oe s - n e . . Wea o 1 e 5 or romance have been ul cnrted by Dick Tally: Elaine way. ' I roaming the halls of

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LATIN CLUB ' Miss Lnngcley ...,. ......,.. A zlrism' Jimmy Morgan ,,,,, ,....,....,. P l'l'Xilll'llf Jean Carol Phelps ..., .,.. V ia'f'-Prvxiflc'-:lf Louise Simmons ..... .,.,.,.,,. S c'r'rc'fnr-y David Hanes ,,.. .......... ,,.. T 1 'mxzfrvr Carol Ann Willianis .....,.... . ...... ., .......... , ,Rf'lI0l'ft'l' The Latin Club, organized by second year Latin students, endeavors to promote mtei est and appreciation of the faster language. Most noteworthy of undertaken projects was the origination composition, and pit scntation of the Senior 'Class Night.

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JUNICJR COMMENCEMENT OFFICERS MARSHALS Sarah East .Barbara Greene Lee Haley Monteze East Those students in the Junior Class with the ten highest named as commencement officers. Sarah East, Barbara Greene, East, having the four highest averages were named Marslmls, Patsy Walke1', Nancy Frye and Wilma Foster as ushers. USHERS Betty Fishel Dorothy Cardwell H. G. Hancock Patsy Wlalker Nancy Frye scholastic averages were Lee Haley, and Monteze and Dorothy Cardwell,