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

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. lg!-iz A A 1 CLASS OF JUNE 1928 Y CLAUDE JOYNER, Jn. Mascot

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Livey Copple, the Big Bulb and Dial Man of the day. Clifford Steadman was announcing the numbers of the program. William Johnston was making the world sit up and take notice of his achievements. He was manufacturing the Kant-Fail alarm clock, an ever trusted device of his own invention. To prove the merit of his product Bill had located his main factory at Philadelphia. We found Annie Sue Sheets as a noted author. Her books were published by some of the leading book companies of the country. Maye Rothrock and Stella Binkley were joint managers of the Yellow Canary, a tea room of high standing. Esther Shepherd was an aesthetic dancer at the tea room and originator of a number of new dance steps. Claude Land was professor of English at Carolina. He was working on a book which he called English One Does Not Need. Evelyn Wood was president of the Last National Bank and Fuss Company, and Margaret Knott wasuconnected with the same institution. This was said to be the only bank paying 6727 interest on savings and still doing well. We could now distinguish objects only with difficulty, and sometimes I completely lost sight of my companion. We seemed to be in the court room of the Supreme Court of the nation, and instantly I wondered which member of our class had become a member of the greatest of all judiciary bodies. A figure passed before us, and in the dim light I recognized the former president of our class. Lucile Transou! I exclaimed. Thus for the first time the silence was broken, and hardly had I spoken when she disappeared. The court, too, was gone, and bewildered I looked about me. The stars were shining brilliantly overhead, and against the horizon, now tinged with the deep red of the disappearing sunset and twilight, stood the shadowy outline of the High School. I turned to my companion, but he was gone. Then for the first time I realized that my companion had been my imagination. . ' -KENNETH A. SHEPHERD, Prophet. E - - H 'E Page twenty-four

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e 1 feb. BMCMEQQ Q fe- CLASS OF JUNE i e 1928 .Jw , x Coions: Blue and White FLOWER! Violet MoTTo: The horizon broadens as we climb. OFFICERS Efizabeth Walker . ..... . . President Teddy Edwards . . Vice-Presidenf Thelma 'Smothers .............. Secretary Robert Gorrell ............... Treasurer s 4 'F Miss Gertrude Smith, Faculty Adviser P g twenty-six