North Forsyth High School - Cynosure Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Denny Key puts the score up another two points. The Vikings defeated the Eagles 72-50. January 3, 1964, brings students back to school, and back to regular routines, after a one day delay for snow. Before the holiday, only non-conference games are played, but the new year brings a full schedule of conference games. North is the first team to defeat the East Eagles in a conference game since their beginning in l962. Exams are scheduled for January 22, 23, ond 24. Each exam lasts two hours but the students do not have to attend classes between times. Many students come for a morning exam, go home, and then return for an afternoon exom. Students enjoy open lunch for three days. After exams and report cards, students are given a break to watch a tcilent show put on by North's own students. Any talented student could enter the show. North deleats East, Students take time out to play in the snow. Wm. ,.., M ., ...W MMM, f.. Snow comes, exchange students return home. David Sherrill presents scrapbooks to Carmon Alarcon and Mauricio Trillos. , 4 , .1 0,9 GZ ftozfzfii' 7

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basketball as the holiday approaches. The school newspaper, The Norland, is given it's name early by the Journalism classes. Shortly after this the annual is named Cynosure by a panel of stu- dents and teachers. The entire student body is invited to submit names for the yearbook. A long awaited vacation comes to the students on December 20. Cn this last day of school for '63 one person from each homeroom accompanies members of the Student Council on a Christmas visit to our neigh- bors at Knollwood Hall, a home for the aged. Each resident of Knollwood is presented a gift and is enter- tained with Christmas carols sung by the students. The Senior Y-Teens add to the Christmas spirit at North by placing an old fashioned Christmas tree in the office where all who pass can enjoy it. The Anchor Club girls and Student Council members decorate each room. The Anchor girls also draw names for Anchor Waves and exchange inexpen- sive gifts with unknown recipients each day. At a party in early January each girl learned the identity of her wave, and received a worthwhile gift from her. x TN, Student Council members pre- sent each resident of Knollwood Hall a Christmas stocking. Students brighten the Christmas holidays for our neighbors at Knollwood Hall. Senior Y-Teens, Martha Bodenheimer, Susan Hauser, Faith Ander- son, and Ann Thomas, decorate the Christmas tree in the central o ice.

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students display talents. Rick Walden and Scotty Meade entertain the student body. Judi Lawson sings to her Honey Bun, Ronnie Mendenhall. br The Village Minstrelsf' Steve Lineback, David Gilbert, and Lynn Lineback team up with David Severt for an instrumental selection, Annette Bianucci does Her inter- pretation of a modern dance. K M . .