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

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look, listen, and learn 61 fvv' l The students ARE the school. lt is not cilwoys ecisy to unite l,78l stu- dents from three widely different schools into o strongly new-school centered group. North hos hod problems, ot course, but they hove gone down to detect betore the vigorous et- torts ot toculty ond students who determined ot the stort to weld oll groups into one strong, deeply loyol body. The teochers ot North ore on importont toctor in school lite. All of the instructors ore extremely well qucilitied in their subject motter. They teoch their closses os protes- sionols. Eoch is concerned with the weltore ot oll ot his students. The North teochers ore olwoys willing to help o student in need in ony wciy they con.

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-Wifi Fit-33 i NW chool Board, Guidance Counselors, Mr. Gibson, our beloved principal, friend, and adviser, has come to be a dominant figure in all our lives. Although his many responsibilities keep him constantly busy, he is ever ready to help a student with a problem or to offer encouragement. Mr. Malcolm, our capable assistant principal and Hannouncement maker, lends his sense of humor and kind disposition to the students at North. Giving their best efforts and inspiring high ideals in the students, these men have worked to make North High School the respected school she is. The School Board and Administrative Staff strive for better education and progress in each individual school in the city and county. Administrative Staff, sitting: Ned Smith, Marvin Ward, and Raymond Sarbough. Standing: Leo Morgan, Robert Blevins, C. T. Lineback, Jr., L. Eugene Johnson. School Board sitting: Mrs. G. C. Young, Dr. Lillian Lewis, Roy Ray Mrs Amy l-leidreder, and Bill East. Standing: Dr. Franklin Shirley Bill Knott, Clyde G. Barber, Richard C. Erwin, Carl Russell and Boyd Idol i,, l,,.l L