Booker T Washington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1964 volume:

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Our Alma Mater, which may be compared to a station of preparation on the spiral road of life, has served well and beyond its purpose, but there are other points of destination to which we must aspire, while there are years yet ahead, and while our expressway of opportunity is still accessi- ble. Onward up this road we go! For some of us the city of success or prosperity awaits our arrival, while for others, the city of discontent. If all of us use well the acquired knowledge of our high school years in college or other higher institutions of learning, the possibilities of a beneficial, and rewarding life are great, but let us not forget the sacrifices of our parents, their instructions, and the prayers of many for being able to see the end of the beginning -- our graduation from high school. In special recognition to those whose supervision has made possible this publication, we salute Mrs. G. B. McRae and Miss E. P. Harris. Within this publication of Pioneer 1964, our most sacred moments of the past years are recorded We hope with all sincerity that this will be an enjoyable reference of those years. l Victor Russell Editor -In 'Chief 2 forget the instructions, guidances, and stable founda- EDICATION 0 In parting, we cannot close the door to this phase of our edu- cation without first pausing to express our deep appreciation and gratitude to two of those who have been to us an ever present help in our hours of troubles and a continuous light in our hours of darkness. In our thirst for education these have been to us an oasis in the desert, therefore, we humbly dedi- cate this edition of The Pioneer to Mrs. G. B. McRae, and Miss E. P. Harris, our senior advisors. With deep sincerity, O yr fel, W. Maxcine Harbor Business Manager 3 70: ' lrrrrrffrflebl In memory of Fountain Demetrius Thomas C1945- 1963j, who was a fellow classmate and friend. There is a remembrance ofthe dead, to which we turn even from the charms of the living. This we would not exchange for the song of pleasure or the bursts of reve1ry -- Washington Irving. h THE 1964 GRADUATING CLASS 4 ADMINISTRATICN fi PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE VDear Seniors. il EYou are to be commended for having selected ga goal -- graduation from high school, and ypersevered to successfully reaching that goal. ,Your classmates who left school before gradu- lation failed not only to acquire the basic skills for employment but will likely fail to gfind satisfactory permanent employment. iThey will be greatly handicapped in acquiring lspecific skills as adults. It is our hope you will continue your formal education in order that you may be better A prepared to meet the problems which will 1 face you in the future You have our best wishes for success and happiness Yours truly ,AL 1 I H K Grigg J, 1 ,Z-f. Mrs. Louise M. Benton Secretary is pn.. C. C, LIPSCOMB Superintendent Reidsville City Schools C, I-L, MCKINNEY Chairman, School Board Reidsville City Schools if T ag HH QE S X 'Uj w FAQMUQW DUCATQBN .r4'i5 'i:.. MR. E. I. PARTEE, III MISS N. V. CARTER MRS. I. ARCHER Mathematics -- Phys. Ed. Counselor -- Soc. Studies Mathematics FA CULTT MISS E. L. HUNTER Biology -- Chemistry 5 MR. E. POWELL, Industrial Arts -- Mathematics MRS. M. L. JOHNSON MRS. S. C. BETHEA MR. J. A. MAJOR English History -- English Music -- English 9 UWM wwf' MR. F. I. QUICK MRS. E. B. OLIPHANT MR. A. N. McCOY Science Librarian Agriculture FA CUL TT MR. C. C. CRAWFORD Counselor -- Soc. Studies MRS. F. M. VINCENT -- Home Economics MRS. D. MOULTRY MR. O. C. SHOFFNER MR. H. WHITSETT English Band -- Civics Science :ii , 1 s:.- ' I '1 I 1 gp-vm-nnnnnwnnuwvlv . -EL. . r V.. K 10 ,wmwl . 1 MR. A. N. CAMERON MISS E. P. HARRIS Bricklaying Com. Ed. -- Phys. Ed. FA CULTT MR. S. F. YOUNG -- Commercial Education MRS. E. M. ROGERS MRS. G. W. COLEMAN English -- French Biology -- Mathematics 11 2 .a 21 rw if a'?'?,11j,1S, . in i E 'vel e:g. .,3:g:,f, Qkkfa MR. I. P. PETTIT Art -- English y 5 , n MR. R. N. ROBERTS Mathematics MRS. Z. TAYLOR Spanish -- English .MNMN MRS. G. B. MCRAE MRS. A. E. WRIGHT MR. O. CLARK English -- History 8th Grade 8th Grade MR. F. BAKER 8th Grade MRS. R. M. BROWN English -- History Mr. H. W. HINES -- Phys. Ed. -- Mathematics MISS L. R. MARTIN Treasurer -- English ff? 12 MR. S. WILLINGHAM 8th Grade MR. JESSE MANNS Math -- A. 8a T. College MISS SERITA HAIRSTON History -- Bennett College PRA CTICE TEA CHERS MRS. R. M. REID Commercial Ed. -- A. 8a T. College ,. Q. A.,b 5 13 W.. N if-...M Z , S f MR. L. BRANDON Biology -- A. 8a T. College U'3l'L'il'51lfullwdfullflmllqlwqllqllfnlfillqulllqm CAFE TERIA STAFF C US TODIANS Mr. Samuel Pr Mrs. Betty C. Wilson Mr. George Pritchett fl ' Q Q Q miie Phillip ice leo Mitchell Ethel G. Dilla cl U Q ll!! ' ' I lJJJ Simms SE IOR CLASS UFFICERS WNW fish! 1 W-1---popup President ,,,,,,,, Vice-President . . Secretary ..... Asst. Secretary . . . Treasurer. . . . . . Parliamentarian . . . W we of . M, .f-aww' , M-M, f wPfA?h3'?'3?P N . A4 A I' Melvin Robinson ,Cheryl Lawson . Gladys Stacey . Alberta Lowe . . Wesley Boyd SamuelrHarrison H 'I COLORS Red and White FLO WER L Red Rose 1 MOTTO N To the ladder of success there is no end, prepare to go the distance. 16 Y af Micheal Allen William Baines Walter Barnett Vera Benbow A Qyfii ,A ,1 Lillie Baize Mary Baize ,4 Glinda Bingham Wesley Boyd ff ff' Robert Broadnax Allen Brown Jerry Cody Lawrence Cook Sallie Brim David Broaclnax 'UK' Helen Chestnut Geraldine Clark Elaine Courts Walter Courts Haywood Leroy Galloway Patricia Galloway 40 ,va Reginald Cunningham Claudia Foster -11 Robert Galloway William D. Galloway Gwendolyn Gilmore Ephrain Gorham Perry Graves Kindell Griggs Sterling Gant Earlene Gaston CB Frances Graves John Graves 'VN C arolyn Gwynn Fannie Hairston Samuel Harrison Carolyn Johnson 3 i Jacquelyn Hamlett Maxcine Harbor Gail Johnson Mary Kaylor '19 Cheryl Lawson Wiley Lee ii Patricia Martin Sam Martin 5-A Lucin da Lam berth Naomi Lamberth Alberta Lowe Glen Mark If Willie Meadows Walter Mills Cora Morehead Thomas Morton it K -A ' IL,,,,,..J Barbara Mims Harry Mitchel i Carolyn Moyer Maggie Moyer Irma Neal James Neal William Obey Patricia Pass George Mullins Greta Mullins Nancy Neal Raymond Neal Mary Price Billy Purcell Curtis Rucker Victor Russell g - John Reynolds Melvin Robinson John Scales Theressa Settle james Slade Mammie Slade ei? Adell Stokes Gloria Swann Lawrenc e Sim pson Hilda Slade it Gladys Stacey Benjamin Stewart Alberta Thomas Elaine Turner Hilda Watkins Biffy T. Watt AN 1 Frances Turner Charles Watkins Lenora Faye Watlington I-Iildred Whitt fur ,J -uv' Annie Williams Henrietta Williams Hilton Wright ,lk Joan Wilkerson Samuel Wilkerson Virginia Williams John Withers may y v na3R'S-YNXJ QLf,'i-af'-,... .--1-f i .AD l -- -4-- an - L V ,H X 'rgrczf Qxlilhheee' Xp NAME ALLEN, MICHEAL EAINES, WILLIAM BAIZE, L1LL1E BAIZE, MARY BARNETT, WALTER BELL, ODELL EENBOW, VERA BINGHAM, GLENDA BOYD, WESLEY BRIM, SALLY BROADNAX, DAVID BROADNAX, ROBERT BROWN, ALLEN CHESTNUT, HELEN CLARK, GERALDINE CODY, IERRY COURTS, ELAINE COURTS, WALTER CUNNINGHAM, REGINALD FOSTER, CLAUDIA GALLOWAY, WM. DAVID GALLOWAY, H. LEROY GALLOWAY, D. PATRICIA GALLOWAY, ROBERT GANT, STERLING GASTON, EARLENE GILMORE, GWENDOLYN GORHAM, EPHRIAM GRAVES, FRANCES GRAVES, JOHN GRAVES, PERRY GRIGGS, KINDEL GWYNN, CAROLYN HAIRSTON, FANNIE HAMLETT, IACQUELINE HAMMOCK, WILLIETTE HARBOR, MAXCINE HARRISON, SAMUEL JOHNSON, CAROLYN IOHNSON, GAIL KAYLOR, MARY LAMBERT, LUCINDA LAMBERT, NAOMI LAWSON, CHERYL LEE, WILEY LOWE, ALBERTA MARK, GLENN MARTIN, PATRICIA MARTIN, SAMUEL MEADOWS, WILLIE MILLS, WALTER MIMS, BARBARA MITCHELL, HARRY MOREHEAD, CORA MORTON, THOMAS CLA SS PROPHEC1' COULD BE PRESIDENT BRIC KLAYER HOUSEWIFE LAWYER LAWYER TEACHER BEAUTICIAN DOCTOR FOREIGN LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR AIRLINE HOSTESS TEACHER ENGINEER TEAC HER BEAUTICIAN SCIENC E TEAC HER TEACHER NURSE MECHANIC ELEMENTARY TEACHER SINGER COOK TEACHER NURSE DOCTOR BARBER NURSE SINGER IIVER TEACHER ENGINEER LAWYER TEACHER NURSE SECRETARY SECRETARY TEAC HER BIOLOGIST TEAC HER NURSE NURSE TEACHER NURSE HOUSEWIFE MATHEMATICIAN LAWYER LAWYER ' JET PILOT SOCIAL WORKER TEACHER ENGLISH TEACHER PREACHER NURSE PSYCHIATRIST ENGLISH TEACHER DOCTOR SHO ULD BE STATESMAN LAWYER COSMETOLOGIST NURSE SCIENC E TEACHER BARBER NURSE MATHEMATICIAN MUSIC TEACHER HOUSEWIFE DOCTOR PREAC HER PREAC HER T EAC H ER COSMETOLOGIST DOCTOR TEACHER LAWYER SCIENTIST TEACHER INDUSTRIAL WORKER MECHANIC NURSE ENGINEER MASON HOUSEWIFE LANGUAGE INTERPRETOR LAWYER NURSE MECHANIC TEACHER DOCTOR TEACHER SOCIAL WORKER NURSE LAWYER MATHEMATICIAN LAWYER SECRETARY LAWYER HOUSEWIFE TEACHER MODEL SCIENTIST BUSINESSMAN BUSINESSWOMAN SOCIAL WORKER HISTORY TEACHER SCIENTIST HISTORY TEACHER TEACHER TEACHER LAWYER AIRLINE HOSTESS TEACHER WILL BE SCIENTIST ELECTRICIAN ACCOUNTANT ARCHAEOLOGIST RADIO TECHNICIAN MECHANIC SECRETARY PSYCHIATRIST MUSIC TEACHER SECRETARY LAWYER ELECTRICIAN BARBER SECRETARY CIVIL SERVICE WORKER BUSINESSMAN COSMETOLOGIST PLAYBOY HISTORY PROFESSOR NURSE COOK LOVER COSMETOLOGIST TEACHER MASON COSMETOLOGIST SECRETARY Or SOCIAL WORKER SOCIAL WORKER LAWYER CONSTRUCTION WORKER MECHANIC ENGINEER COSMETOLOGIST TEACHER SOCIAL WORKER SECRETARY SOCIOLOGIST BARBER ENGLISH TEACHER SECRETARY ELEMENTARY TEACHER BUSINESSWOMAN ELEMENTARY TEACHER SOCIAL WORKER BRICK MASON PSYCHIATRIST MECHANIC COSMETOLOGIST MECHANIC MORTICIAN DOCTOR LAWYER MILLIONAIRE SOCIAL WORKER BASEBALL PLAYER MOYER, CAROLYN MOYER, MAGGIE MULLINS, GEORGE MULLINS, GRETA NEAL, IRMA NEAL, IAMES NEAL, NANCY NEAL, RAYMOND OBEY, WILLIAM PASS, PATRICIA PRICE, MARY PURCELL, BILLY REYNOLDS, JOHN ROBINSON, MELVIN RUCKER, CURTIS RUSSEL, VICTOR SETTLE, THERESSA SIMPSON, LAWRENCE SLADE, HILDA SLADE, MAMMIE STACEY, GLADYS STEWART, BENJAMIN STOKES, ADELL SWANN, GLORIA THOMAS, ALBERTA TURNER, ELAINE WATKINS, CHARLES WATKINS, HILDA WATLINGTON, LENORA WATT, BIFFY WHITT, HILDRED WILKERSON, JOAN WILKERSON, SAMUEL WILLIAMS, ANNIE WILLIAMS, HENREITTA WILLIAMS, VIRGINIA WITHERS, JOHN WRIGHT, HILTON CLA SS PROPHECY DOCTOR TEACHER DOCTOR TEACHER SINGER AUTO MECHANIC LAWYER DOCTOR DOCTOR SECRETARY NURSE SCIENTIST ELEMENTARY TEACHER MATHEMATICIAN TEACHER LAWYER BEAUTICIAN BARBER NURSE TEACHER STENOGRAPHER HISTORY TEACHER MATHEMATICIAN SOCIAL WORKER PREACHER HOUSEWIFE TEACHER HAIR STYLIST SECRETARY LAWYER TEACHER BEAUTICIAN MECHANIC NURSE SINGER SOCIAL WORKER COMEDIAN BRICK MASON TEACHER SEAMSTRESS TEACHER DIETICIAN HOUSEWIFE DOCTOR NURSE ENGINEER SCIENTIST HOUSEWIFE BEAUTICIAN TECHNICIAN DOCTOR FOOTBALL PLAYER BARBER MINISTER HOUSEWIFE ELEMENTARY TEACHER SECRETARY TEACHER TYPIST MINISTER BEAUTICIAN HOUSEWIFE NURSE SECRETARY GENIUS NURSE MODEL ARCHITECT LAWYER NURSE DOCTOR COSMETOLOGIST NURSE HOUSEWIFE ADVERTISER INDUSTRIAL ART TEACHER PEDIATRICIAN SECRETARY MUSIC TEACHER NURSE BARBER LABORER COSMETOLOGIST LAWYER TEACHER SECRETARY SOCIAL WORKER ENGINEER ELEMENTARY TEACHER ENGINEER BARBER INTELLIGENCE AGENT PSYCHIATRIST ELEMENTARY TEACHER ENGLISH TEAC HER HOUSEWIFE TEACHER TEACHER HOME ECONOMIST ELEMENTARY TEACHER TEACHER SEAMSTRESS BUSINESSMAN SECRETARY ENGLISH TEACHER TEACHER SEAMSTRESS SOCIAL WORKER LOVER SOCIAL WORKER SEAMSTRESS NURSE DRAFTSMAN DOCTOR CLASS PROPHECY COMMITTEE: Gail Johnson Reginald Cunningham Patricia Martin CLA SS WILL We, the graduating class of 1964 of the Booker T. Washington High School in the city of Reidsville, state of North Carolina, being of sound mind and body, do make and declare this to be our last will and testament. To our principal, we leave our hearty wishes for future progress of his administration. To our faculty, we leave our deep gratitude for their efforts to better our education and our wishes that their guidance and directions continue to aid others. To our school, we leave our reminiscings of our gloomy and shining days, along with our loyalty and our love. To the Juniors, we make our most treasured bequest -- our seniority. To the Sophomores, we leave determination, anxiety, and the ability to reach their far-fetched goals. To the Freshmen, we leave our will-power to struggle for their seniority. To everyone striving for a higher destination, we leave the following thought: You cannot do today 's job, with yesterday 's tools, and be in business tomorrow. We also make the following bequests a part of this will: I, Michael Allen, will my seat in the senior class to my sister, Catherine Allen. I, Lillie Mae Baize, will my ability to finish school to my sisters and brothers, namely, Marj, Bell, Burnell, and Pervis and my seat in the senior class to Alphonia Hensley. I, Mary Frances Baize, will my ability to finish school to Kenneth Brown. I, Walter Barnett, will my seat in the senior class to Payton Barnett. I, Vera Benbow, will my seat in the senior class to my brother, Freddie Benbow, and my ability to type to my sister, Amanda Gilreath. I, Glenda Bingham, will my seat in the senior class and my seat in the National Honor Society, to my sister Gaynell Bingham and to Angelene Johnson. I, Wesley Boyd, will my ability to play the piano to Amanda Gilreath, my position as president of the Dra- matics Club to Clarence Fisher, and my seat in the senior class to Frederick Benbow, I, Sallie Brim, will my seat in the senior class to Betty Sellars. I, David Broadnax, will my ability to finish school to Sylvester Moore. I, Allen Brown, will my ability to carry on the good workto my sister, Linda Brown. I, Helen Chestnut, will my seat in the senior class to my brother, David Chestnut, and my ability to make the Honor Roll sometimes to Charlotte Walker and Ruby Harrison. I, Geraldine Clark, will my ability to bring in my homework on time, to my brother, Edward Clark. I, Jerry Cody, will my ability to adapt myself to many environments, and to be sociable, to my brothers, Charles and Larry Cody, I, Lawrence Cook, will my seat in the senior class to Rachel Winchester. I, Elaine Courts, will my ability to finish school to Charles Broadnax and my seat in the senior class to Zenora Wilson. I, Walter Courts, will my seat in the senior class to Paul Neal. I, Reginald Cunningham, will my position in the senior class to Joyce Johnson and Adell Totten and my posi- tion in the National Honor Society to Adell Totten. I, Claudie Foster, will my seat in the senior class to my brother, Elmer Foster. I, David Galloway, will my seat in the senior class to Anne Jackson. I, Leroy Galloway, will my seat in the senior class to Anne Jackson. I, Patricia Galloway, will my ability to get along with others, to my brother, Samuel Galloway. I, Robert Galloway, will my seat in the senior class to Priscilla Martin. I, Sterling Gant, will my seat in the senior class to Irving Lee and my brother, Walter Gant. I, Earlene Gaston, will my ability to get along with others to my sister, Annabel Gaston. 31 CLA SS WILL I, Gwendolyn Gilmore, will my seat in the senior class to Lionel Gravesg my seat in the National Honor Society to my sister, Delois Gilmore, and my position on the cheering squad to Ruth Graves. I, Ephriam Gorham, Jr., will my seat in the senior class to my brother, Edward Gorham, I, John Graves, will my seat in the senior class to Eddie Herbin. I, Perry Graves, will my seat in the senior class to my brother, Carter Graves. I, Kindell Griggs, Jr., will my ability to get along well with the Teachers and students, to Larry Watlington and Theoren Harley. I, Carolyn Gwynn, will my ability to sing, to my brother, Samuel Gwynn and Samuel Moore. I, Fannie Hairston, will my ability to stay in school and finish, to the 63 -64 juniors. I, Jacquelyni Hamlett, will my ability to get along with others, to my brothers, Larry and Danny Hamlett. I, Williette Hammock, will my ability to sing, to Barbara Pass. I, Maxcine Harbor, will my position as president of the National Honor Society to Rithia Anne Simpson for the year 1968, and to my sister Nina Harbor, for the year 1969. I, Samuel Harrison, will my dependability to Ray Lee Johnson, I, Carolyn Johnson, will my ability to sing, and my seat in the senior class, to my sister, Joyce Johnson. I, Gail Johnson, will my seat in the senior class to my brother Percy Johnson, my three year position as majorette to Lauretta Walker, and my position as cheerleader to Fannie Parker. I, Mary Kaylor, will my seat in the senior class to my sister, Maxcine Kaylor, and my position on the cheer- ing squad, to Polly Parker, I, Lucinda Lambert, will my ability and willingness to finish school to all of the future seniors. I, Naomi Lambert, will my position in the senior class to my sister, Louise Lambert, I, Cheryl Lawson, will my seat in the National Honor Society and the senior class, to Wayne Adams. I, Wiley Lee, will my ability to play basketball, to James Lee. I, Alberta Lowe, will my positions in the senior class, Honor Society and Dramatics Club, to my brother, James Lowe, and my position on the cheering squad to Dianne Macklin. I, Glenn Mark, Jr., will my seat in the senior class to my brother, Kenneth Mark, I, Patricia Martin, will my seat in the choir to my sister, Gloria Jean Martin, and my ability to get along with others, to Jacquelyn Martin. I, Sam Martin, will my seat in the senior class to my sister, Charlotte Martin. I, Willie Meadows, will my ability to play drums to Sandra Kaye Adams. I, Walter Mills, will my ability to finish school to my brother, John Mills. I, Harry Mitchell, will my seat in the senior class to Kenneth Brown. I, Cora Moorehead, will my ability to sew to Linda Moorehead and my ability to make the Honor Roll, to Tamara Moorehead. I, Thomas Morton, will my seat in the senior class to Richard Allen. I, Carolyn Moyer, will my dependability to my brothers, Lee Oliver and Cordell Moyer. I, George Mullins, will my ability to play basketball to my brother, Frank Mullins. I, Greta Mullins, will my seat in the senior class to my sister, Barbara Mullins. I, Irma Neal, will my ability to sing to Jacqueline Hart. I, Nancy Neal, will my ability to stay in school and out of trouble to my sister, Penny Neal, and my position in the senior class to my sister, Margretta Neal. I, Raymond Neal, will my seat in the senior class to my brother, Banny Neal, Jr. I, William Obey, will my ability to play football to Robert Bethel. I, Patricia Pass, will my ability to be Student Directress ofthe Intramural-Council to Zelma Cook and my ability to finish school to Herbert Abbott, Richetta Price, and Josephine Russell. I, Mary Price, will my seat in the senior class to Cordie Hairston and Ernest Wilkerson. 32 CLA SS WILL I, Billy Purcell, will my position in the senior class to Mary Mims. I, John Reynolds, will my position as quarterback on the football team to Leslie Earl Wilson. I, Elliot Roberts, III, will my ability to play basketball to Eddie Graves. I, Melvin Robinson, will my ability and position as center for the B.T.W.S. Bulldogs to Eugene Ellingtong and my seat in the senior class to Francetta Watkins. I, Curtis Rucker, will my seat in the senior class to Irvin Lee. I, Victor Russell, will my pleasing personality to Edward Donnes, I, John Scales, will my ability in mathematics to Joan Hopper. I, Theressa Settle, will my ability to get along with people to my brother, David Settle. I, Lawrence Simpson, will my position in the choir and senior class to my brother, Glenn Simpson. I, Hilda Slade, will my seat in the senior class to my cousin Linda Ann Moore. I, Mamie Slade, will my ability to finish school to Barbara Tucker, and my sister, Edna Earl Slade. I, Gladys Stacey, will my ability to type to Wanda Galloway, my patience to Larry Watlington, and my ability to finish school to Arlene Gravely. I, Benjamin Stewart, will my seat in the National Honor Society to Ralph Howard. I, Adell Stokes, will my ability to make the National Honor Society to my brother, Lenwood Stokes, and my position in the senior class to my sister, Bertha Stokes. I, Gloria Swann, will my seat in the senior class to Wanda Marie Watt and my school spirit to Jonnie Milliner I, Alberta Thomas, will my seat in the senior class to Robert Thom as. I, Elaine Turner, will my ability to study hard to my nephew, Robert Bethel. I, Frances Turner, will my seat in the senior class to my brother, David Turner. I, Charlie Watkins, will my seat in the senior class to William Thomas, my position on the football team to Melvin Martin and my ability to sing to Lawrence Williamson. I, Hilda Watkins, will my ability to finish school to my sister Darlene Watkins and Dudley Broadnax. I, Lenora Watlington, will my position in the Dramatic Club and my office as Vice President of the senior class to the following persons, Louise Lamberth, Peggy Oliphant, and Ruby Jean Blackwell. I, Biffy Watt, will my seat in the senior class to my brother, Oscar Watt, W I,dHillE1red Whitt, will my seat in the senior class to George Costner, and my ability to talk to Carolyn oo ru . I, Joan Wilkerson, will my ability to finish school to my brother, Ernest Wilkerson and Cordie Hairston. I, Samuel Wilkerson, will my seat in the senior class to Jacqueline Hart. I, Annie Williams, will my ability to finish school to Josephine Williams and Walter Blackwell. I, Henrietta Williams, will my seat in the senior class to Donna Courts. I, Virginia Williams, will my ability to stay in school and be patient to Beverly Milliner, and my sister and brother, Josephine and Joseph Williams. I, Johnnie Winchester, will my seat in the senior class to Bobby Broadnax. I, John Withers, will my seat in the senior class to Verdell Dejournette, and my seat in the Mechanical Drawing Class to my sister, Annette Dianne Withers. I, Hilton Wright, will my seat in the senior class to Hnest Price. EXECUTIVES: WITNESSES: Gwendolyn Gilmore Gladys Stacey Glenda Bingham Victor Russell Patricia Pass 33 CLASS HISTORY It is the year 1975. lf one should pick up the daily newspaper he would see this headline Astonishing Contribu- tion Made to Medical Science by Victor Russell, M.D. But this is only the headline for today. In the headlines of previous weeks and months there has been other news relating to the discoveries and accomplishments of other esteemed individuals. Just last week the renowned mathematician, Maxcine Harbor, masterminded the con- struction of a gigantic new space ship equipped to remain in outer space the entire life span of a normal human being. No lesser were the contributions to the world given by Glenda Bingham, Kindell Griggs, Cheryl Lawson, Alberta Lowe, Reginald Cunningham, Melvin Robinson, Adell Stokes, Benjamin Stewart, and yet, still others. The new Editor-in -Chief of the immortal NEW YORK TIMES, Michael Allen, upon interviewing these distin- guished citizens, made the startling discovery that they all attended Booker T. Washington High School in Reids- ville, North Carolina. When asked of his discovery he commented thusly: It seems that these esteemed pillars of society were all members of the same class. I shall attempt to relate it to you as told to me. We entered Booker T. Washington High School in the year 1960 as highly excited and inexperienced freshmen. Under the leadership and guidance of our homeroom teachers, Mr. Whitsett, Mr, Quick, Mr. Powell, and Mr, Crawford we became adjusted to high school life. We joined various clubs and several students made the honor roll throughout the year, Several students who participated in the Freshman Talent Hunt were: Patricia Pass, Billy Purcell, Lenora Watlington, Gwendolyn Gilmore, and Wesley Boyd, Five members of our class were on the football team namely: Victor Russell, William Obey, Melvin Robinson, Thomas Morton, and John Reynolds, Five of our classmates also played on the basketball team: Kindell Griggs, William Obey, George Mullins, Thomas Morton and Wiley Lee. The school at this time was also under construction, adding several rooms and a lobby. In 1961 we began our sophomore year with Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Partee, and Miss Harris as our homeroom advisors. Many of us maintained our high scholastic averages and others improved. This year we were made proud due to the fact that two of our homerooms took first place and second place in the Athletic Rally. Glenda Bingham was crowned Miss Washington High and her escort was Samuel Harrison. Some of our classmates were still displaying their wonderful talents shown to us in the Freshman Talent Hunt. Wesley Boyd won second place on the Omega 34 Psi Phi Talent Hunt in Martinsville, Virginia. He also participated in the dramatic play Brides to Burn. In 1962 we began school as proud juniors. Our homeroom advisors were Mrs. Coleman, Mr. Partee, and Miss Harris. We had several objectives in mind, but the main one was the Junior-Senior Prom and The National Honor Society. As it turned out the Prom was a big success, however, we didn't invite the underclassmen. We had as our theme, An Evening ln Outerspace. As for the National Honor Society twelve of us were eligible, Maxcine Harbor, Cheryl Lawson, Alberta Lowe, Glenda Bingham, Gwendolyn Gilmore, Adell Stokes, Michael Allen, Melvin Robinson, Victor Russell, Kindell Griggs, Reginald Cunningham, and Benjamin Stewart, We initiated thirteen new members for the year 64-65. This year Wesley Boyd won first place in the Omega Psi Phi Talent Hunt in Martinsville, Virginia, and had a chance to participate in the finals at Virginia Union, Richmond, Virginia. The Dramatic Club presented The Trial of Nancy Gage and juniors participating were Alberta Lowe, Maxcine Harbor, Wesley Boyd, Elaine Courts, Glenda Bingham, and Lenora Watlington, This year Kindell Griggs, George Mullins, and William Obey won Basketball Awards. The juniors winning Football Letters were: William Obey, John Reynolds, Melvin Robinson, and Charles Watkins. One of our homerooms won first place in the Ath- letic Rally and Lenora Watlington was crowned Miss Washington High with Wesley Boyd as her escort. In the fall of 1963 we felt as if we had made a great achievement because we would soon be graduating, each going his individual way out on the roads of life. We were made very happy once again because we won first and second places in the Athletic Rally. Glenda Bingham was crowned Miss Washington High and Victor Russell was her escort. This was Glenda's second time being Miss Washington High. Hurrah! Every girl isn 't that lucky. Well we made it and we can attribute our success to all our advisors and counselors, especially those of our senior year: Miss Harris, Mrs. McRae and Mrs. Rogers. We truly wish that there was some way we could repay them for their services. Class of '64 Historians Adell Stokes Melvin Robinson Kin dell Griggs 35 SE IOR MOST COURTEOUS Adell Stokes Victor Russell BEST ATHLETES Patricia Pass William Obey 36 MOST POPULAR Lenora Watlingrou Wesley Boyd MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Cheryl Lawson Victor Russell TALLEST-SHORT EST Adell Stokes Q Willie Meadows S UPERLA TIVES MOST STUDIOUS Maxcine Harbor Victor Russell MOST DEPENDABLE Maxciue Harbor Samuel Harrison BIGGEST APPETITE Gloria Swarm Samuel Harrison MOST BASHFUL Adell Stokes William Obey MOST SCHOOL Gloria Swarm Wesley Boyd H .A'!,, SPIRIT QQ, jf 1119: ,fbi 1. if . 37 Z E IOR 5325? ww BEST ACTOROACTRESS Alberta Lowe Wesley Boyd LARGEST-SMALLEST Mary Kaylor Walter Mills, Jr. MOST VERSATILE Patricia Pass William Obey 38 BIGGEST FLIRTS Gwendolyn Gilmore Reginald Cunningham BEST DRESSED Lenora Watlington Victor Russell S UPERLA TIVES MOST BUSINESS-LIKE Gladys Stacey Victor Russell l J .2 m.1 Us fo ou as MOST TALKATIVE Gail Johnson Reginald Cunningha 39 YD S Q llli fix, X21 DUDNUCCDHRS I President, Wayne Adams, Vice-President, Carlton Herbing Secretary, Ruth Graves, Treasurer, Alfonia Hensleyg Advisor, Mr, R. N, Roberts. M- 1: it has -IH X V ,rf L1 President, Walter Johnson, Vice-President, Zelma Cook, Secretary, Lillian Belly Treasurer, Natalie Mitchellg Advisor, Mr. E. I. Partee, 4-1 IIA B 'P til Y' ,J sa' X' 1...-...li .- President, James Dickersong Vice-President, Bunnie Lindseyg Secretary, Charlotte Walker, Treasurer, Marie Bellg Advisor, Miss N. V. Carter. President, Polly Parkerg Harley, Advisor, Mr. S. Vice-President, Bettie Hairston, Secretary, Louise Gravesg Treasurer, Theron F. Young. 4-2 C D QJHSESJLL f1J9ClLI.I'B'I 9811101 ef '1 UTI I 93 PV 591!LlM os1A '1 VXI SJ 'ueLua1o3'M '9 ' I tuosqoef Quqanboef '1u9p1sa1d IA -93 uapgsaxd '1 9193uV QU uqo I 112191093 fuos fuosmefl 9119peu1ag 112191993 '1ssV .Arg 1 U Q MII W Q Q , 'wx 4+ . N S JJ SQDEQPFLIQDEMICQLRBLES MQ L ' Rif f f jmhwf 5, ., ' ,fy f , ffin fw' 4' . , , R , ' if X ,li Q? EE hi U. hx A1 I l 1 2 i 213- it President, Lawrence Williamson, Vice-President, Deloris Gilmoreg Sec. Mary Wilkersong Treas. Kathy Millnerg Advisor, Mrs, Johnson. ml President, Ray Iohnsong Vice-President, Mary Johnson, Secretary, Forrestine Griffin, Treasurer, Patricia Settle, Advisor, Mrs. D. B. Moultry. President, Rufus Blackwell, Vice-President, Gerdia Browng Secretary, Betty Morehead, Treasurer Raford Settle, Advisor, Mrs, Bethea, 45 pans nun- ... IOC wavenum- 1-.... A it 10B mei, 5 President, Robert Herbing Vice-President, Patricia Farrishg Secretary, Willie Watlingtong Treasurer, Theodore Johnson: Advisor, Mrs. Taylor. L+ 3 ' !-F-rr? Q , ' r 'J' we k fy - fs. L l, '. ' :VV 1. 1 0' . W , ? , ,V V r , l A! I I Q ' ig ull' .W . 1' .lf President, Granville Townesg Vice-President, Brenda Tuckerg Secretary, Penny Nealg Treasurer, Nancy Johnsong Advisor, Mr. A. N. Cameron. President, James Motleyg Vice-President, Malinda Wattg Secretary, Priscilla Martin, Treasurer, Charlene Millsg Advisor, Mrs. J. C. Archer. 46 ' Jw: ...1..:.4I22.LJ' v Wm . . OD ZOE F 5 if N, 5, fy? , , ,, Y ' fu 2,353 ,S 1 r 3 I I Y . HH Q 0- .,,1: A sa, H 'A f , j A ' ' - miie, I , I , f 57 .-'f.,f:I-:fx 'Y'3fEfw P 7'l,1.' , --, ,f if V , Nm N42-'L J' , AE- x A , , 1. .- ' , Q Mdqnnaqgg,-L 2' gr ! Z. Qferf l NwN S--S. JJJ FRE HM N if s, , y Q ' 1 ' s - ,s X' W f! f B I President, Patricia Broadnaxg Vice-President, Mary Johnson, Secretary, Lorando Gantg Treasurer Deloris Blackwell, Advisor, Mr. Crawford, ci h A r I i f i ., I r s 9 s President, Robert Doddg Vice-President, Sandy Johnsong Secretary, Gloria Blackweilg Treasurer Nicky Harleyg Advisor, Mr. J. Pettit. President, Myrella Alleng Vice-President, Omega Gravesg Secretary, Arlene Gravelyg Treasurer, Janice Baizeg Advisor, Mr. Whitsett. 48 , 9A EEZ A 'iii '11 if ming I 1. fi Q President, Bettye Watlingtong Vice-President, Marshall Costner, Secretary, Clarenda Johnson, Treasurer, Carolyn Harrisong Advisor, Mr, Powell, f X 111: V V President, Luther Perkinsg Vice-President, Wanda Lawson, Secretary, Joann Powell, Treasurer, Sterling Bassg Advisor, Mr. F. I. Quick. President, David Sladeg Vice-President, Larry Hart, Secretary, Joylette Millsg Treasurer, Glenda Moore, Advisor, Mr. J. A. Major, 49 Mi., -nu-nun -1--.- ing Ji- r 9E President, Bessie Johnson: Vice-President, Adolph Markg Secretary, Joe Nealg Treasurer, Morristena Paigeg Advisor, Mrs. Brown. H-nd .- President, David Browng Vice-President, Betty Kingg Secretary, Ruby I-Iarrisong Treasurer, Eunice Harrisg Advisor, Miss Hunter. K ,yf ,f 1, W5 IL, S -mf all Q 4 f SV' I , . QQ :-N f Q w ' ff ff! , ,H - ISE: 2 QAM, X , Lv' fm N - ,. W, . :25fhf'w':, W M 1 4: Z: .7 J f ,. A, , .. ,fi , MY, in .JY 0 Wi ., ' af 'ff Z M f nf, an ,f Av, W 'K .pi I A , , A Mfg ,f F, . ', hey: GR DES A., ,W A 1,.. 'G . ,s 9' .J .h , Ae, Q? , u.,!. . Qgfji ,44,v' ky..-' V W I ' . 2,4 :,. , g,.pi3vg :wif K .Q . x ffy A.., I' , .4 K ,HQ 4' QI , Y. Q L Quw., M 4 A M . .5 V VV ,M v 9-. 4 .V L Aw, ' Y fam wc' -4 Y' ' ' '. ,..' , f5 Z9'1 f- - fi g , Q df, , x '11 W 1. ,2'lM'!h', ,L , , ', 5 0 ' .pl ua ,L X M9 xnosv W 4 'L Ui ,, I.. .4 , 'Q '. v-mv . Q 'fig fr? ' ,KV 1, 1 ,- v 4 Q N ' M ha- WW '- , x is L . I, ' ai. , '3' W . W Y-ff. , M l AMI., M, A , 'Y I 4 T W ' President, Marie Thomasg Vice'President, Franklin Nealg Secretary, Glenda Doddg Treasurer, Ray Lee Gravesg Advisor, Mrs. Wright. 7 I Q. tru-1-I --. President, Cathy Watkinsg Vice-President, Marcia Lynchg Secretary, Ethel Totteng Treasurer Michael Huffg Advisor, Mr, Willingham. 52 QT.. President, Saundra Adamsg Vice-President, Rithia Simpson, Secretary, Annie Graves, Treasurer Johnette Hendersong Advisor, Mr. Clark. iifvii. 315331, 3 Hi 51355533 A President, Betty Wilkerson, Vice-President, Semmie Neal, Secretary, Cassandra Alexanderg Treasurer, Cora Bradleyg Advisor, Mr. Baker. 53 ,, 1-4 TW 4 W1 'S a S X21 KDRGANUZATFUKDNS THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB President, Odell Bellg Vice President, John Withersg Secretary, Hilton Wrightg Treasurer, Robert Herbing Asst. Treasurer, John Withersg Advisor, Mr. E. Powell. THE CIENCE CLUB Advisors, Mrs. G. Coleman and Mr. F. I. Quick. 55 THE NATIONAL MA TH CLUB Wasil!!! QW THE FRENCH CLUB President, Angeiene Johnson Vice President, Natalie Mitchellg Secretary, Ann Jacksong Treasurer, James Lowe Advisor, Mrs. E. M. Rogers. 56 wi i ri, ml. P THE FIRE PATROL WWW! .iiial anti Hui new li' 1 THE PA NI H CL UB Q:-I TYR!! n lllnll President, Ephraim Gorhamg Vice President, Willie Meadowsg Secretary, Ruth Gravesg Treasurer, Hilda Slade Advisor, Mrs. Z. Taylor. 57 Pre THE T- TEENS CL UB 'rr T XX .1-Q-I sident, Deieine Jacksong Vice President, Betty Watiingtong Secretary, Arlene Graveiyg Asst, Secretary, Betty Cantyg Treasurer, Maize Palmer, Advisor, Miss N. Carter, THE HI-T CLUB -1 -4 fu,,,, , President, Lindsey Nealg Vice President, Lawerence Wiiiiamsong Secretary, Irvin Whiteg Treasurer, Rufus Blacliwellg Advisor, Mr. E. I. Partee. 58 THE BUS DRIVERS CLUB 3 President, Wiley Leeg Vice President, Otis McCaing Secretary, Samuel Wilkersong Treasurer, Walter Courts Advisor, Mr, H. K, Griggs. THE TRAFFIC PA TROL 4 3 1 1 5 I 2 ,isp 8 S i Captain, Alberta Loweg Secretary, Gail Johnsong Advisors, Mrs. E. M. Rogers, and Mr. F. I. Quick. 59 THE BIOLOGY CLUB 15 President, Vincent Boldeng Vice President, David Settleg Secretary, Samuel Galiowayg Treasurer, Eugene Eilingtong Advisor, Miss E. Hunter. THE M ON OGRAM CLUB - Advisors, Miss Harris, Mr. Hines, Mr. Baker, and Mr. Partee, 60 THE ART CL UB IFN qu .r 3 we? M. Yr Advisor, Mr. J. Petit. THE GIRLS' RESERVE V 'mia ,v X v ff it ' 1 X 4. President, Carolyn Gwynng Vice President, Cora Moreheadg Secretary, Patricia Gallowayg Treasurer, Barbara Passg Advisors, Mrs. G. McRae and Mrs. R. Brown. 61 THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADER OF AMERICA CLUB if , l , I f 1 :Z W 'V ik! Jr L , ,Ji , ,, 1:4 . out R' 5 H 4 1 53' 54 W rs., l President, Gladys Stacey, Vice President, Shirley Austin, Secretary, Cheryl Lawson, Treasurer, Gloria Swann, Advisor, Miss E. P. Harris. THE MA TH AND TECHNICAL CLUB ',wQ: lklxlr 4 wa? nr! President, Melvin Robinsong Vice President, Franklin Bassg Secretary, Lavern Bassg Advisor, Mr. R. N. Roberts. 62 THE TON STAFF gill. .,,' ,,., 7' , - A 1 A-ff' f ' 11 A ,Z 1 fi' or fi 33322 ' ' 3 1 ' -1 Aw ' Y w we ,gf :'N V fn W , ,g T - I -QQ y A ,N in it , M . ' W4 , 1 , 3 . V , I.. 1 Q - 1 .5 Q f g is , ,Q ' f T T 1 if V i l 2 -..gr Editor in Chief, Maxcine Harborg Asst. Editor in Chief, Ollie Gatherwright, Secretary, Irma Mrs. S. Bethea and Mrs. G. Coleman. THE MUSIC CLUB Neal: ,,, 5 1. I 'Gillis aiigib Hillel, vim vii ll Advisors, x W i S President, Charles Watkins, Vice President, Samuel Moore, Secretary, Betty King, Advisor, Mr. J. A. Major. 63 -11-1-1. 1.- THE BOYS' RESERVE 8- 1 23 b N ...,,,,... wi President, Larry Watlingtong Vice President, John Reynolds, Treasurer, Eddie Gravesg Advisor, Mr, H, Hines. THE PHOTOGRAPHY CL UB Xe l sfjff, P E W W. ,..4i,f:fc?iJ 1' hm. ,, iwsjdg ty fi?-' 7 3 1 -sl gvlii lg: n-.W gjj 255233 if' P 'ff' ff President, Victor Russell, Vice President, Hildred Whitt, Secretary, Elaine Turner, Treasurer, Sadie Herbing Advisor, Mr, S, F. Young. 64 5 I ,Y -B: THE MASO RY CLUB . ,Qu President, Oscar Wattg Vice President, Leon Johnson, Secretary, James Motley, Treasurer, Glenn Simpson Advisor, Mr. A. N. Cameron. THE STUDENT COUNCIL X. me will 4!f4lP f f 1 - Nl President, Victor Russellg Vice President, Lillian Bell, Secretary, Shirley Austing Treasurer, Wesley Boydg Advisor, Mrs. E. M. Rogers. 65 il' Mania X HU E 6 rule THE NEW FARMERS UF AMERICA CL UB I , 'L t Q s President, Ray Johnson, Vice President Robert Johnson Secretary, Raymond Neal, Treasurer, Otis McCain: Advisor, Mr. A. N. McCoy. THE INTRAMURAL COUNCIL .,,, ..,ro, - Hara., fp s A Student Directress, Patricia Pass, Secretary, Gloria Swann, Treasurer, John Reynolds, Advisor, Mr. H. Hines 66 xflgg ra THE DRAMA TICS CLUB 1-I President, Wesley Boydg Vice President, Alberta Loweg Secretary, Mamietta Pinnixg Treasurer, Clarence Fisherg Advisor, Mrs. M. L. Johnson. N.H.A President, Lillie Baizeg Vice President, Betty Hairstong Secretary, Zelma Cookg Asst, Secretary, Mattie Hairstong Advisor, Mrs. F. M. Vincent, 67 BAND 5 , --S XA -xg-M4-W r rf r o V ju N M . t- , A . V H -.,,,,-,,fs,.A.,-Q..--'x...,,,,-g, V. I ' 8 atv 5 g?A Q -s. ..,, ..x,, R ,n -is y I S El 2 , 5, as X,-.,,..,,,,-,V-ik, AWMW, ,V,, X, on Y X V . . .3 TE + wQ f unnsumwu -LLHC. :tx I ll Director -- Mr. O. C. Shoffner. CHOIR Director -- Mr. I. A, Major. 68 Mr. S. F. Young, NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY QW '1 e M 4 22,3 Ya L5 Advlsor. .NHS PROBA TES CONGRATULATIONS OFFICERS Pr d r M H b V Pr d n M h 1A11 s T Ad 11 sr 14 69 .1-.sa 3 BL Q :ual Y 1 04 'H Q Wm,w 1.3534 ,sm :Q 'V , ,x 'W hp, X 'Emp if O ,.,, x , X , vf ' ln 'N .1 1... .' Q 4 ... 'W f 5 -MQ ' X W ' ,A f mn av V' ff'-' X ,. 'F 1111 'lg' A .4 N -w .g:9fw,qs, ' -h- 'fr'- ....,, V KKK pr- 5 - 'lu f ' ' 'H ,bu ., .X , If X .l 5 . X ,, al- 1- m!x g1,,: -' Wi AE f . . It 1 wp 'H I ., 1 .g.fb,:,fx:fQ,Y, f X N IX . f 4 if, xx I I N , xx?cx,:3? xg, J VK. L , , -M, f, ,lA. ' 'x 'fxfwi' ' 4, 4 3 , l V 1 I 1 ' Q I x l TH ETH S HOMECOMING A CTIVITIE W.H.S. QUEEN in her evening attire. 'Vie J K 1 V, QQ, W.H.S. HOMECOMING QUEEN AND ESCORT Glincla Bingham -' Victor Russell 'f',Z 04, fats- 5 . 0 vj ff f t, f f W, 1 in 'ff 3 f x 4' V, J B9 ' 'WYE 72 HOMECOMING A CTIVITIES Q ,G f r Y Miss IZA -- Gladys Stacey Miss 12B -- Alberta Lowe FIRST PLACE RALLY WINNERS SECOND PLACE RALLY WINNERS qi 12B KING 8: QUEEN Dennis Milner -- Beverly Johnson l 10A Baby of the Year 12B King, Queen, and Court 73 QQ OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE TEAMS Head Coach: Mr. E. I. Partee, III Asst. Coaches: Mr. W. Willingham Mr. O. Clark FOOTBALL X 74 THE SWEEP PLAY -- John Reynolds 4303 Leslie Wilson Lindsey Neal Charles Watkins fax. 1963 75 CHEERING SQUAD Yeah -- Team! - s... Captain -- Alberta Lowe Co-Captain -- Ruth Graves Advisor -- Miss E. P. Harris Come on, Bulldogs! Let's go! 76 -,,,,,,-,.,....--u-are-viii' N i , , xx M if fi 3 2 Z ,I BASKETBALL 1 77 964, Qc gb STUDENT COUNCIL A CTI VI TIES MQ May Day Coronation. 4 Outgoing Queen ..i...g,'f g 6' I' I be J GJ? fr Queen, Escort, 85 May Day Court. Student Council Election Day -- Going to the Polls. 78 FIELD DA T A CTIVITIES Off we go! -- Sack Relay. sh. ,- x00 VG' Da t Www I'-1 gn You V Ready -- Go! -- Broad Jumping, S X It 's Lunch Time! Take Your Medicine Note the Tote Bags. I .,, Time for paying Class Dues. Preparing Bulletin Board. 79 AROU D THE SCHOOL WITH ACTIVITIE 54 Q Www a h --H ... 2 ..2::zm H 4 i zacgzzxz. S cali!!! E 3-ff :EE fzffyi' yifiz? u , , e .. 5' -' 32:32:52 Guides 85 Registrants for District Principal Chats With Assembly Dramatic Club Cast -- Take P.T.A. Conference Day Speaker -- Rev. Dickerson. Your Medicine. q11f1f64p 'Q : f ,, ---g:::::-.w5:'2E'gS'::::2'1xg'g'3,2 3Q11i1r ,f -w-gg.. 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E -3 Compliments of fm 55 WS' Ph DI 9 7213 ii f Jaffa, FRANK HART'S CHICKEN SHACK 0116 ' 1 'z-QA qt. li E1 Home of Good Food ' f Il if 110 Hall sneer Reidsville, N.c 2 5 ' Phone DI 9-9158 441 NNE? '1,4 I Best Wishes from REIDSVILLE FURNITURE CO. - ssss 1 -ggi 'R - s m ty .ws - U,-, S-'U i Where Most Folks Buy IO2 Gilmer DI 9-3355 Reidsville, North Carolina ,mix ir ' - S 1: e ! . M .. Compliments I I s . - of Q, : V -3 OCCIDENTAI. LIFE INS. 0 DI 9-7935 - 236 same SL Compliments of Reidgyillel N.C. BOB SHREVE AUTO REPAIR 425 S. Scales St. Reidsville, N.C. Dial DI 9-BOI 5 I I Compliments Our Compliments to a school which has of been an asset to our community. SOUTHEAST LEAD coMPANY H- L- GREEN COMPANY Dial on 9-3364 D' 9'529' 227 S. Scales St. New Leaksville Rd. Reidsvmel N.C. ' I S - 1 fL 'fQ fff gifrgff Compliments of IJ S Q HUGHES VARIETY STORE Compliments of THE TEENAGE CLUB For An Evening of Fun W. Market St. Reidsville, N.C. Grocery, Meat, Hardware, Toy, and Clothing Departments. 225 Harrison St. Reidsville, N.C. Phone DI 9-9183 Compliments of MC KlNNEY'S GROCERIES 602 Lawsonville Ave. Reidsville, N.C. Compliments of IB! 33'-2 T J llwlliln M-1115.Q Q0T,p.Z Ni-3-gf 'i-L-gf 'i--4-gif sf!!-Ugg' noun: . Qu LA E O , - 5 Olguialgf fig5.a::':.':::.? BIG BILL BCTTLING C0. 108 E. Harrison St. Phone DI 9-7521 Reidsville, N.C AT YOUR SERVICE I l l I WEST END SUPER MARKET 817 Lindsey Street Reidsville, N.C. Ample Parking Spoce Phone DI 9-3038 Compliments of Compliments Complimems Dry Cleaning and of of LC-uf-dw service J. c. PENNEY co., mc. THE STYLE CENTER D' ALWAYS FIRST W 'e 'S APP 'e ' sexe QUAUTY 137 s. Scales si. D. 9-4900 Gilmer St Reidsville, N.C. 184. N, Scales Reidsville, N.C. D' M303 Reidsville, N.C. COMPLIMENTS CONGRADULATIONS OF To The Graduation Class BOOKER T. WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL THE REIDSVILLE REVIEW Dial DI 9-4301 HROCKINGHAM couNTY's ONLY 1 I8 5, Scales 5, DAILY PAPER Reidsville, N.C. Compliments of C.,,.,,.i,...,.,,, of CHARLES L. TESH ComP'i 'en'S 0' LANE SHOE STORE AND JOHNSON an RAKESTRAW COMPANY SERVICE Shoes For The ' Entire Fomilyn Magazines, Newspapers, DI 9-9186 123 S. Scales Sl. Reidsville, N.C. cig.81 Cigar ll6 S. Scales Sf. Reidsville, N.C. l6l N. Scales St. Reidsville, N.C. Compliments of ROY HUMPHREY The Jeweler Watches Diamonds Jewelry Reidsville, N.C. Compliments of HUDSON - LESTER HARDWARE DI 9-4036 1 12 Settle St. Reidsville, N.C. Compliments of SANDS FURNITURE CO 323 South Scales St. Reidsville, N.C. Dial Dl 9-5621 Mrs. M. W. Martin Mr. T. H. Martin Compliments of LUCKY MOTORS, INC. CW A if -A V 1 nuff 'V WT fa,fflQQQl 1'1'fff . T'nN'V?v lv -'T Where Quality Car Care Follows Every Sale Telephone DI 9-6441 526 S, Scales Sf, Reidsvi le, N.C. Chrysler Plymouth Compliments of Compliments Of KING MOTOR COMPANY 614 S. Scales St. AND P PM, , T: - '-? .'s5 -A 12' DRY CLEANERS INC. E 1 Hour Cleaning - 3 Hour Laundry , jk on 9-4381 ' ' 432: 618 S. Scales St. Valiant Sales and Service Studebaker Compliments of Kg,-vm W M1 is af 4 3177 WQVI 'l1L,V J .1 I fs? . if li? -.Ce I ff HOOPER 8. MOORE CLOTHIERS 21 1 S. Scales St. Reidsville, N.C. Phone DI 9-5481 Compliments of BUSH BROTHERS Electro Plating - Finishing Reidsville, N.C. 107 N. E. Market St. Phones DI 9-8314-21326 Compliments of THE MUTUAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Corner Gilmer 81 Main Sts. D Mrs. H. D. Roach Telephone DI 9-7017 Secretary-Treasurer s INSURED Q Reiclsville, North Carolina Compliments of ,5-NC is Q. .SSX , S N ..,, GOOD YEAR TIRE CO. 604 South Scoles Street Reidsville, North Corolino Compliments of L COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 697 S. Scales St. Reidsville, N.C Phone DI 9-7635 s CITY DRY CLEANERS AND SHIRT SERVICE h W'-F -,. I 251 f Rig Li . e .JJ 196 N. W. Market St. Reidsville, N.C. Call DI 9-6143 Compliments of DYER LAUNDERMAT '32 CRESCENT MILLS , X la Flour, Meal, Feeds, 1' ' Custom Grinding, A Seed Cleaning H - I' ' .m DI 9-5415 r 156 N.W.MarketSt. fi' f .1 Reidsville, N.C. 219 E. Market St. Reidsville, N.C. Plione: DI 9-9118 Sand and Stone Bag Cement B. GREEN 8. SON, INC. Mortar Mix Ready-Mix Concrete Finish Work 229 N. E. Market St. DI 9-5235 Reidsville, N.C Compliments of E -3 5 ! A Y -Z Compliments of DI 9-741 1 g: DYER COAI., OII., 8. ICE REIDSVILLE DRUG 9' - 4 WI L 5- - coMPANY we N. W. Mm, R 209 N. E. Market se. R'lds l NC' Reidsville, N.C. DI 9-6444 DEPENDABILITY 102 N. W. Market St, Reidsville, N.C. DI 9-3266 I. .... - I .. SHAW UNIVERSITY Raleigh, N.C. Founded 1865 ,J I SPAULDING GYMNASIUM ' The well-rounded academic program offers courses lead- ing to the A.B. and B.S. degrees in the following fields of concentration: BUSINESS, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, HOME ECONOMICS, SOCIOLOGY, ENGLISH, CHEMISTRY, MATHEMATICS, MUSIC, BIOLOGY, HISTORY, PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION, RELIGION. For information and Bulletin, Write The Registrar Dr. Nelson H. Harris, Interim President Compliments of Distributors for Natural Gas cndl- P Gas CONGRATULATIONS Safe - ' Clean - 0 Fast - 0 Economical Io Ihe Class of 1964 N. C. GAS SERVICE DR. 81 MRS. I. K. BASS 81 FAMILY Live modern for less Gas 212 S. Scales Street Reidsville, N.C. Phone DI 9-8234 Compliments of 231 X, ab , if Ha ij Compliments of I el l 1 Q THE LAURIE SHOPPE Women's Apparel 131 S. Scales Street 1'RENT'S RECORD SHOP 708 Scales Street Reidsville N C , . . Reidsville, N.C. Phone DI 9-4139 Phone DI 9-3043 Compliments of DABBS FLORIST 1725 S. Scales Reidsville, N.C. Phone DI 9-4356 I Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1964 C. R. STANBACK Representative American Yearbook Company .losten's STANBACK STUDIO I 55WmMfE?Q'N :ear sag? if Compliments CONGRATULATIONS of A ROCKINGHAM orncs Compliments of JOHNSON'S GROCERY Specializing In Grocery Ice Cream and Sodas 311 Graves Street Reidsville, N.C. MACHINES COMPANY 302 Bridge Street Leaksville N C , . . 7? iqi 1 Phone 349 7041 Planned to Fit Your Needs gi , ff I X For Banking Services if See the People at THE BANK OF REIDSVILLE Loans - Personal, Automobile, Farm, Etc Daily Interest on your savings Special and Regular Checking Accounts 100 S. Scales Street Reidgville N C Better light-abetter sight! Study time is eyestrain time! Reading . . .writing . . . study. . . all these need the right light to help your eyes see . . . and there's a right size bulb for every job. - Use at least a 150-watt lamp bulb ot the diffused type. - Eliminate dark shadows by having general room lighting. o Eliminate glare by making sure no unshielded lights are in sight. .l.. 1 . Sl-l' Nsfyx , ki , A N Jkqyiil' I V, 1 Switch to electricity X for a better lite Compliments of FISHER'S TAYLOR SHOP N. E. Market St. Reidsville, N.C. Compliments of REIDSVILLE GROCERY CO., INC. WHOLESALE GROCERS DI 9-4314 205 S. E. Market St. Reidsville, N.C. Compliments of STADLER-ALDRIGE COMPANY T LEVISIQN srkvfciiflfmngfv f!':j DI 9-7058 209 S. E. Market St. Reidsville, N.C. Compliments of AMOS WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP DI 9-4934 234 S. W. Market St. Reidsville, N.C. Compliments of GRAVES AUTO SERVICE ,Z DI 9-l70l or 9-3024 305 S. E. Market St. Reidsville, N.C. Compliments of SERVICE BARBER SHOP HAYWOOD BELL, PROPRIETOR N. W. Market St. Reidsville, Nor. 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