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

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Wafiona! Honor Sociefy V ii any ' X 5 'N fi Bottom Row: Elma Rea Willard, Nita Cannoy, Carroll Kay Nail, Janie Rhodes, Becky Smith Top Row: Doug Choplin, David Wesley, Kennefh Hauser, Miss McNew. NEW MEMBERS ,ws 158

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.. ..-...U . ,,,- 'I I I I I 5 SENIOR HI-Y MEMBERS Jim Holland, Eugene Boles, Leo Teague, Lionel Branscomb, Charles Boyd, Monroe Lewis, David Parker, Jerry Dean, Richard Swing, Don Butner, Conrad Westmoreland, Reuben Arnold, Kenneth Spainhour, Wayne Stafford, Don Farmer, Don Coram, Charles West, Johnny Davis, James Shell, Carl Ray Caudle, Eddie Knox, Bill Clay- ton, Ronnie Page, Bill Byerly, Roger Easter, Doug Choplin, Jamie Wilkes, Earnest Rushing, Alvin Worrell, Doug Phelps, Joe Hutcherson, Johnny Marshall, Donnie Edwards, Charles Crosby, Don Steelman, Jerry Bolin, Harry Clodfelter, Paul Berry, Wayne Fansler, Bobby Parker, Ronnie Shields, Percy Lunsford, Jimmy Horn, Scottie Venable, Allen Hughes. Purpose: Rules: Being a member of the Y. M. C. A., this club provides good, clean, and wholesome fun for the boys of our high school Each member must meet certain requirements of their class and have good character. SENIOR CLUB OFFICERS - PRESIDENT ............ .......................... ..... L i onel Branscomb VICE-PRESIDENT ........ ....................... ........ D o n Butner SECRETARY-TREASURER .... ....... M ike Doss CHAPLAIN .............. .... L eo Teague 157 I I

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l Wafionaf Honor Sociefg The J. Hugh White Chapter of the National Honor Society, the second in Forsyth County, was established March 24, i954 at Mineral Springs High School The membership is so l snlembers of the Senior and unior asses may be admitted. ff The emblem of this society and flaming torch. T , e key- bears on its base the letter stand for the Fo f cardi- principles of its Scholarship, Leader ip, and the keystone is placed builder to hold the perfel' arch in lity, so the education must be .Id fir and true of life by the v in this bol haracter the all com irtues seal of sness pon every arship ' th nora e and sup the hugh Th 're were twenty charter menibetsf' it it ,This eartheoffic r ar : d nt, ni an boy' Vice-Presi nt, Elma Rea Willa ,Secretar bgca ilfia m ,Tgasgren Dougl Choplin. em rs 'Q iqqthe-fictional Ho eg' , o 'let' ' ' P' tion - - 1 , p, Leadlizh ice To ecome a mem ber s -Q 1 that ir- igh cho l student. f Scholarship alone will not admit a student to the National Honor So i- ety. To scholarship must be ce to 'ce leadership, and to gl dership, character. A all A grades and ill iss the National Honor for his school ori he hows traits of character ersti through scien truth, hip is e power of ity that blaz e trail For climb, while' ervice is the ng and end of our of altruism fro which God's blessi s ' ' ideals The Flaming torch is the embl the society's purpose. To bear for- ward the searching light, of truth, to lead so others may follow in the light, to keep burning in the school a high ambition for the enduring values of life, and to serve - these purposes are symbolized in the torch. PLEDGE: l pledge myself to uphold the highpurposes of the society to which I have been elected, striving in every way, by word and deed, to make its ideals of my school and my life. 159