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

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,-.- unior EAGUE umoxz CLASSYCAL L at l . ' 'ee ik lite Clkfifi' LEAGUE. s1cAL UE WN on CLAS LEP-G ' member of Tigvmaxdm Cmjxsw hand QQ' is 8 ed by we bership- Co me mudeff' Wo gp0nS0f h this mem . . ation in nz and my-aug 1855361 dvr W me :mn of c ga W1 c yi j2J ull! J ' 35 M11-Wfusopw Secfelan' Tre President gfauica 05,261,914 2 JUNIOR CLASSICAL L . EAGUE This Qlertiffcg gmt is 8 mm J er gf T ffgmgfid gy the 'mggfgfoa C CAL in ug we AN CLAS LEAGUE A torch O! classiczllegsflg-ship. cqvenjriff-gilt. LEAGUE lation in th 0 hand on' Q1-W-faqs e modem world' UR President f'fI.'.7 Q- XM7 tl Sect-gg Z mu? al-y'Tf'BEiSu1-er f-I-H A. The Junior Classical League is a notional organization composed of local classical clubs in junior and senior hlgh schools throughout the United States and lts territories. These local clubs are known as chapters of the Junior Classical League. The purpose of the Junior Classical League ls to encourage among the young people an in- terest in and appreciation of the civilization, language, literature and art of ancient Greece and Rome, and to give them some understanding of the debt of our own culture to that of classical antiquity. The Junior Classical League was founded in the fall of i936. ln l953, there were l7,4O0 members and 569 chapters. Any local group with 5 or more students who are taking Latin or who have completed all the Latin offered may become a chapter. Upon affiliation, each chapter receives a charter printed in purple and black on parchment paper, and each member then acquires national membership in the J. C. L. 'N' ,J- LASSIC ASHCPJJ rs- , AL A -c. -F R Cl.: ' . K Qllgrg QI . QUE 3UNlO - .yiiee llid B1'fl1tfBZ 11,11 fqllli-5 Qin x 1' -of ESLE Is -3 memb 6 Dlx-Xl-LD W LEAGUE' SPOIISU1-ed it Oi THE if- ' Y CLASSXCAEL LEAGUE' and umughyththe AME'gUI1g1oR CLASS H ' THE Jussi: cmrssicg to haha is , I ' A torch of clasgcgleglbemygil iLAs5gg:If' If-EEAQUE. is 8 mgrrgbig oaxe ANl2S'gih5?- cl-gxefaxaj modem wo QW44: vrhzation invgzzznlti fo ha??liE. spogfxifough irssxm uwiiizauun ru F NVJLSMW? mi odem wo 1 n an torch of C P357 L urs! Presldfht C 231117 r di l.YpC2'V W,A1flS0M' Secreivwxteas . ,MW Secrelflly-Trfgsurg Ygesident. l62

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T? . 'L-L-'. First Row: T. Bell, P. Campbell, B. Cofer, G. Green. Second Row: J. Horton, J. Jenkins, R. Furches, R. N lsan, B. Brewq, an, J. Prior, W. East, B. Lemons, B. Tuttle, Miss Bivins. Hlilftwt 1' The Art Club has been organized primarily to provide those students of Min- eral Springs High School who are interested in art with an opportunity to work to- gether, to exchange ideas, and to profit by constructive criticism and suggestions. The' club is pledged to serve its school in any project that can make use of its talents and abilities. i6l

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arenim Sita!! 'T' , The Annual Staff met during second period the past year. There are nine members of the Annual Staff. DAVID WESLEY ............ ' ................ ..... ............ E cl itor ELMA REA WILLARD .... .... B usiness Manager TOMMY STYERS ........ ........ P hotographer LIONEL BRANSCOMB ..... .......... S ports Editor ELLEN STAFFORD ....... .... S enior Representative NANCY COLLIER ......... .... J unior Representative CECELIA THOMPSON ..... .... J unior Representative JIM HORTON .......... ............ A rt Editor JAMES JENKINS .................. .... ......... .... .......... T y p i st Since the Larenim is a member of the Southern interscholastic Press Association, the staff will carry the annual to this convention held in Lexington, Virginia. Each year the members are chosen by the advisor, Miss Virginia Langley, with recommendations from other teachers. LARENIM STAFF James Jenkins, Jim Horton, David Wesley, Nancy Collier, Ellen Stafford, Lionel Branscomb, Elma Rea Willard, Tommy Styers, Cecelia Thompson. l63