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

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Class SPOTLIGHT ON THE FUTURE I stood on the bridge in the shadows Reflecting the future it seems, And a full moon rose o'er the campus Spotlighting the school of my dreams. I pictured Mineral Springs' image Casting a shimmering glow, And I caught a glimpse of the future As the Seniors come and go. And far in the hazy distance Of that lonely night in May Shadowy figures of the future Seem to pause, then flit away. A newspaper office, run by JON HUNTER, rises into view BRENDA HOLLAND, City Editor, speaks clear and true To foreign correspondents, BOBBY ANDERS and EIJEANOR BELL, To Berlin and Moscow, and do not fail! Next is a hospital, stout and wooden, Rim by none other than our own OLIN GOODIN. And among the nurses and internes. . .Guess who? NANCY MOORE, DORIS MYERS, and DEANNA OGBURN, too. A scene in the courtroom: LARRY TEAL, Judge: Get on with the case, 'though it's pure fudge'. Your Honor, says NELSON BUTT, Let's not be funny. Contempt, shouts LARRY CRAVER, the District Attorney. Then from the pulpit looking down, DON RHJDING, clergyman, with a frown, Waits for pianist, JUDY KIMSEY, to try to see Whether she or the choir is out of key. Housewives and mothers in a different world, Are JEAN TAYLOR, SARA CARTER, and KATHY WORRELL. They perform their duties with charm and grace, Although they live in outer space. Teachers? A view from our classroom tells. We see,Oh! Could it be HARRY FLYNT and JERRY WELLS? In schools and colleges both far and near, They teach our youth year after year. Foreign ministers to England depart RICHARD THOMAS, PAT WARREN, and JUDY WHITEHEART. And visiting the square where Big Ben ticks, We see DENNIS ADAMS, DWIGHT and BETTY HICKS. Now looking up at the Eifel Tower, Smiling world-tourists, BONNIE BALLARD and JAMES SPAINHOUR. Next a sight we cannot ignore, The famous Paris models JEANETTE ELLIOTT and PAT SIZEMORE. A picture hanging on the wall at Hennis Reminds you of our own GARY MCINNIS. His job is great, all the workers he hires- Well, there standing in line are RONNIE MARSHALL and JIMMY MYERS. Fill 'er up, says DICKIE NEWSOME from a Cadillac Eight, QHisbusiness ventures have made him great.J Check your oil? asks LARRY BARLOWE, as he strides into view, fHe's an oil man now, his own business, too.J nzophecy When traveling west,' there's a beautiful scene- A modern ranch in which lives DONNA GREENE. Her husband, GUY HOLCOMB, out planting seed, With cowgirls, ALICE, BETTY, and BONNIE REID. In homes where comfort and happiness gleam Are ANN ANTHONY, JEAN BAKER, and NADINE. While in the Library of Congress, from fall to fall, I see BARBARA DILLDN, DOUG HOOKER, and JAMES CALL. At W. C. a new face is seen- GENIE PETTIT, of women the Dean. And fulfilling the duties of instructor and wife, VIRGINIA BREWER now leades a double life. And in the White House, just over the way, BARBARA FANSLER, Secretary to the President of the U. S. ROGER BOLES knows all the secrets of State, And he alone can predict our fate. Now running for Mayor of the grand old city We see your choice, KAY PRIDDY. Campaigning and hoping a victory to bring Her helpers are FREEMAN BOLES and JUDY KING. Newspaper writer, our own DANNY PRIOR, Known for his article, Changing a Flat Tire, Has written many and many a book With his charming companion, DONNA COOK. On the cover of LIFE I happened to see VIRGINIA BOYD and KAYE BROWN, New York models, smiling happily. Article inside: Carnival Barkers Written and signed: SHIRLEY and BONNIE PARKER. A few new stars make Hollywood shine. See ANN CIDDFELTER and TOMMIE OATES in, This Man Music by DON KNIGHT, so light and right, Directed by MACK RHOADES: make-up by JIMMY WHITE. In professional basketball, from our home town, Famous the world over are GARRY and JIMMY BROWN. Also in the limelight of radio and screen Are the OWENS BROTHERS, they sing like a dream. When entering the Grand Canyon, there stuck in a crevice, We see talking like always, LINDA REAVIS. Surrounded by reporters her husband, HAROLD TILLEY, A statement he gave, She's driving me silly. Another classmate, BECKY HAUSER, brings us delight Through her new book, Political Fights. And MIKE. VAUGHN, an ardent fan, Doubles as Becky's publicity man. , Now DON FERGUSON, an inventor, works with haste, Trying to beat Russia in the race for outer space. When over his radio comes a faint call From the first woman on the moon, BETTY HALL. That girl in the sleek mink coat Is the new Miss America, CAROL MOTE, BILL BRIDGES lends a helping hand, Leading the all American Band. 62 A. is Mine.