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

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Class A wedding I see, a girl dressed in blue, HELEN ROYALL, a bride and career woman too. A shoe store she won with the name of Kinney Her manager in charge, BOBBY FINNEY. m DONNA DUGGINS at Sun Valley looking rosey, When along comes an old pal, LARRY POSEY. Gladly he offered a new sun lotion called Fisu Invented and sold by our own PAT SCISM. In a new brick house, mopping the floor, We find busy and tired BARBARA MOORE. A salesman at the door BILLY RAY SCHOLAR, Selling kitchen gadgets for only one dollar. And who do we see as commander of the Marine Corps None other than Mineral Springs' own JERRY MOORE. Then to my astonishment who do I spy EDDIE WOOTEN flying a jet way up in the sky. Several race cars I see driven by thrillers JANICE BURCHETTE, MYRA COLLINS, and PHYLLIS MILLER. Around the track, MYRA in the lead She wins with a smile this'difficult deed. There in that swimming pool I see Famous swimmer, MADELEINE CHANDLER, waving to me. Sitting by the pool, AVALENE DALTON, laughing with glee, MADELEINE is sewing something stronger than tea-Pepsi. PAULINE HAMM is famous as everyone knows, She works at Hanes making nylon hose. Her friend JO ETTA INGRAM travels and goes, On her last trip to Alaska she almost froze. Wow! There is DAVID BLACKBURN, international playboy Using the hearts of NANCY DAVIS and FAYE SMITH as if they were toys. Third wife, BONNIE BEESON, he hides, While with famous singer, BRENDA COLLINS he rides. STEWART FULK, now working with the F. B. I. , Is on the trail of a Communist spy. Assisted by PEGGY AUSTIN and ABIGAIL CARTER, too, They make Uncle Sam a famous crew. Ah, that cop has a familiar face- LARRY RHODES, saving the human race. A ticket he hands to PENNY PLEMMONS Who was caught for speeding through Clemmons. When in Las Vagas we find LINDA WILLIAMS A, winner at roulette, she has made millions. Then in comes MARIE HONEYCUTT in a red gown, A singing sensation, she is the talk of the town. Now we see in a Beatnik Coffee House NANCY and LINDA REEVES quiet as a mouse. Standing by patiently CAROLYN STAFFORD, a real eye catcher Waiting for artist, GALE WAAS to sketch her. Two well known criminals, J. FAYE JARVIS and CARLENE MCGILL Are in Alcatraz prison because they steal. Wardens, BUTCH MITCHELL and SAM FESPERMAN, refused their appeal. Governor, KATIE OGBURN said, No deal! Duzophecy Across the nation on the TV screen Flash JERRY BYERLY and ANNETTE SPICKLER, the new comedy team Then on Bandstand a record called Talker Written and sung by STEVE WALKER. A dentist's office, now new and white, Is filled with patients day and night, With receptionist LOUISE FOWLER, who makes dates By appointment only for doctor, CHARLES BATES. Paintings exhibited, he's a famous man, ,TACK STEWART has fulfilled his plan. And as critic of the literary world, BARBARA WEST has her fame unfurled. When in the mountains you ride You see JIM HUTCHINS a-still trying to hide With his accomplices FRANK and BEN SMITH Of the famous Thunder Road myth. Mr. Wood's position is hard to fill Taking over is CHARLES TEAL. LARRY SOUTHERN and CHARLES HUTCHINS caught in a fight Over who will date FAYE D. JARVIS Friday night. In darkest Africa a guide, LINDA REICH, Leads IRENE WILIARD and CI-IERYL WILSON on a hike, When to a native village they come, They find PEGGY SMITH playing a bongo drum. We see BRENDA WIGHTMAN out on a farm Leading her cows one on each arm. While in N.Y. MARVIN JOHNSON exhibiting his witt On Broadway as Li'l Abner he is quite a hit. On BRENDA and PAT OWENS your life depends, They have opened a driving school similar to Flynn's. ELLEN GARDNER and SYLVIA MATIDCK at driving are new They stepped on the gas for the brake and off they flew. Alas, the vision passes- And vanishes into a moonlight wan. I find myself at Mineral Springs alone Visualizing a future that's still unknown. BETTY HALL Prophete ss 63

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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.

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last Ill Upon behalf of our client, the graduating class of 1961, we have called you together upon this occasion to listen to her Last Will and Testament and to receive from her dying hand the prized possession she has to bestow. To our teachers who have so untiringly helped us along the way, we bequeath our sincere affections and gratitude, for the diploma we receive could not have been possible without your help. We, KAY PRIDDY, DONNA DUGGINS, and BETTY HALL, leave our cheerleading uniforms, muddy football fields, and cheering crowds to Connie Kapp, Nancy Cromer, and Judy Hutcherson. I, DON REDDING, bequeath my ability to get called to the office every day to Byron Henley, in hopes he will go the first time he is called. We, BARBARA WEST, BECKY HAUSER, DANNY PRIOR, GALE WAAS, and VIRGINIA BREWER, will to Miss Hobbs a clock for the journalism room. Purpose: To prevent news from getting out before time. We, LINDA REEVES, AVALENE DALTON, PAT WARREN, and SYLVIA MATLOCK, leave a gift package of strike overs and misspelled words to Jane Hutchins, Sue Griffin, Ruth Hincher, and Betty Westmoreland. We, BRENDA HOLLAND, BONNIE PARKER, PEGGY AUSTIN, ELEANOR BELL, and BRENDA WIGHTMAN, leave our alluring looks and charming ways to Glenda Jarrell, Diane Coleman, Betty McNeil, and Sylvia West. We, TERRY MOUSIE HICKS, DONNA NOSE COOK, and FREEMAN CHIP BOLES, take our nicknames with us, but leave Dean Moose Semones, Betty Head Moore, and Robert Skinny Anderson stuck with theirs. I, EDDIE WOOTEN, leave my blond curls to anyone who wants to roll them every night. We, CHERYL WILSON, PAT SCISM, BARBARA FANSLER, and KATHY WORRELL, bequeath our places in the Anchor Club to Brenda Sparks, Becky Caudle, Marie Fishel, and Sandra Flynt. We,DWIGHT HICKS, LINDA REAVIS, and JIMMY BROWN, leave our woodwind instruments to Lou and Sue Stafford, with a word of advice. Don't practice too hard, you might blow a hole in your horn! We, MARIE HONEYCUTT and BRENDA COLLINS, bequeath our seats in Glee Club to anyone who can carry a tune. We, DON FERGUSON, GARY BROWN, JON HUNTER, and JACK STEWART, leave our places in the Key Club to Fred Lewis, Danny Fulk, Eddie Flowers, and Darrell Church. We, BARBARA MOORE, J. FAYE JARVIS, SHIRLEE PARKER, and PAT OWENS, leave our friendliness to everyone. I, KAYE BROWN, bequeath my chewing gum to anyone who can chew in class and get away with it. We, PEGGY SMITH, DORIS MYERS, BONNIE BALLARD, JEAN BAKER, and ANN ANTHONY, leave a book entitled, How to Role A Man in 10 Easy Lessons, to Carol Mabes, Carolyn Ellege, and Bonnie Wooten, who could add much information to it. We, SARAH CARTER, JEAN TAYLOR, and BETTY HICKS, leave our book, How to Tie the Knot in the Rope, to all girls who are still single. We, JUDY KIMSEY and TOMMIE OATES, bequeath our ability to be friends for four years to anyone who can stand each other that long. We, HELEN ROYALL, JUDY WI-IITEHEART, and JO ETTA INGRAM, leave our artistic abilities to Mrs. Hagaman, who needs them Worse than we do. I, LARRY CRAVER, leave my ability to be quiet and ignore girls to all boys. I, BILL BRIDGES, and burn them behind me. We, PAULINE HAMM, ALICE REID, and BETTY REID, leave our sisters, Mildred and Virginia, to carry on where we left off. We, ROGER BOLES, LARRY OWENS, LANNY OWENS, and LARRY RHODES, bequeath our Chemistry and Solid Geometry books to all students who desire one. P. S. They are in Mr. Stroupe's room. Hurry and avoid the rush! We, NANCY DAVIS, ANN CLODFELTER, JANIS BURCHETTE, and KATIE OGBURN, leave a word of encouragement to those who have lost all hope. We, BOBBY ANDERS, BILL SHOLAR, GARY McINNIS, and MIKE VAUGHN, leave to Je s s e B e c k n e r, James Hoilman, and Steve Wolfington, our ability to get dates- broken! I, P ENNY PLEMMO NS, bequeath my majorette uniform to Nancy Church, in hopes she will grow to fit it. We, MYRA COLLINS, ABIGAIL CARTER, MADELEINE CHANDLER, JUDY KING, and NANCY REEVES, le ave our height to Barbara Dyer, S a n dr a S im m o n s, Judy Venable, and Cheryl Grubbs. We, LARRY BARLOW, BILL HEAD, DON KNIGHT, CHARLES BATES, and JERRY MOORE, leave our speed- ing tickets to Larry Hunter, Lester Russ ell, and Jerry Vaden, in hopes they can pay for them. FAYE SMITH Testatrix 64