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

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improve understanding Miss Virginia Langley, an instructor of Latin, English, mythology and world litera¬ ture, has studied at Duke University and received her B. A. degree from Salem Col¬ lege. She enjoys horseback riding, reading and traveling in her spare time. 27 □ Foreign Language Dept.

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Foreign languages can If the relationship between coun¬ tries were improved peace would be much more probable. To improve the relationship between countries one must understand the people of coun¬ tries foreign to his own. The study of foreign languages gives great insight into other peoples. A foreign language student learns of a people ' s culture and customs. Through the study of lit¬ erature and history, he learns of other governments and religions. Hence he can discern foreign influence on Amer¬ ica. An instructor of Spanish II, III, and IV, Miss Eloise Teogue has a B. S. degree from Appa¬ lachian State University. She has done graduate work at East Carolina University and Georgetown University. She enjoys sewing, swimming, tennis and bridge. Mr. John W. Ashburn holds both a B. A. and a M. A. degree and has attended Wake Forest and Appalachian State Universities. He teaches Spanish I and II and sponsors the Spanish Club. Mining, geology, and home design and construction are his special interests. Mrs. Lazelle M. Northrop, an A. B. gradu¬ ate of Greensboro College, has also studied at the University of Paris: Sorbonne. She is chairman of the senior class sponsors and teaches French and English. She enjoys reading, gardening, and travel. f In Spanish they are los zapatos de tenis” and in Fren ch, les souliers de tennis. □ 26

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Mrs. Wynono Butner ■ teaches chemistry and sponsors the Photographic Arts Society. She has a B. S. degree and has attended Western Carolina University, Wake Forest University and the University of Miami. In her spare time she enjoys homemaking, reading and sewing. An instructor of biology and family living, Mrs. Sora Frick received her B. S. degree from Winthrop College and Wake Forest University. She sponsors the sophomore class and the Pro Humanitate Organization. She devotes her spare time to her family and flowers. Does one beat the dust out of the rug or the rug out of the dust ? Ask the students in physics or chemistry. In the Space Age the sciences have be¬ come very important. The laws of phys¬ ics, the movements of electrons and the conditions in which life may exist are all vital areas of learning. Our science students examined these laws and many more. The students became aware of the necessity of studying sci¬ ence and of its role in our daily lives. Science students study Mrs. Caroline S. Young, an instructor of biology and physics, at¬ tained her B. S. degree from Wake Forest University and her Master ' s Degree from Duke University. She sponsors the Science Club. □ 28