R J Reynolds High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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THE BLACK AND GOLD 17 FRANCES JEWETT Member of Student Council; Associate Editor of Black and Gold; Chairman of Program Committee of Charles D. McIver Literary Society; Member of Executive Committee of The Pickwick Players; Member of Rooters’ Club. For pure school spirit and loyalty, Frances Jewett is very, very hard to beat. She seems to have retained all of her Junior “pep” and acquired some more also. She is always out to every football or basketball game. If there were a few more like Frances in the High School, there would be no end to the cham- pionships that we would acquire. TESSIE WALLS Corrector of Charles D. Mclver Literary Society, Section A; Member of Black and Gold Joke Committee. This is dignified “Teck”. But she is dignified in appearance only, for she is just “chock full” of humor beneath her stern look. Tessie is very fond of her studies and also the classes, at least the ones which have men teachers.

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16 THE BLACK AND GOLD IRENE SPEER Chairman of Program Commit- tee Charles D. Mclver Literary Society, Section B; Member of Rooters’ Club; Member of The Pickwick Players; Member of Black and Gold Joke Committee. Irene is most noted for her office, President of Ignorance Corner. She can dodge studying as easily as her illustrious brother ever dodged a tackle. “Screenie” is always cheerful, but never more so than when seated in a “movie palace” with a wad of Wrigley’s. EDITH LEIGH Chairman of Program Commit- tee of Charles D. Mclver Liter- ary Society, Section B; Member of The Pickwick Players; Mem- ber of Rooters’ Club. Edith is very fond of North Carolina, but “Oh, you Virginia!” She is extremely fond of Virginia and most especially of the people from there. If you are looking for trouble just say something against Virginia in her hearing. What will happen? Just try it, then you will know.

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18 THE BLACK AND GOLD LUCILLE MORRIS Member of Rooters’ Club. Lucille is taking Domestic Science. ‘That is enough recom- mendation for her, for she will always be sure of her place in life. Some day she will as quiet- ly get married as she has gone through High School. ILA SPRINKLE Member of Pickwick Players; Member of Rooters’ Club; Mem- ber of Program Committee of Chas. D. McIver Literary Society. Does Ila know how to laugh? It is doubtful. She never smiles on Chemistry class, even when Professor Edwards says, ‘Miss Sprinkle made the highest mark today.” She just takes it for granted. It would take some- thing very startling to disturb her. For instance, a proposal— to go to the “movies”.