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

Page 33 text:

Mrs. Thornton, adviser, instructs in last touches of makeup before rising curtain. Left to right: C. Brown, sec.: J. Shields, pres.g N. Hiatt, v.-pres.3 and V. Brinegar, treas. Since the interest in the Dramatics Club has increased so greatly in the past few years, Hanes High is the only school in the city with an accredited dramaftics de- partment. Besides starring in plays, members direct, apply make-up, head poster committees, and prompt. The club is required to present at least six plays ta year, but because of the en- thusiasm of the students, Mrs. Mae Thorn- ton, faculty advisor, has been able to pre- sent ten. The successful year is climaxed by the annual spring banquet which is sponsored by the Masque and Gavel. DRAMATICS Cupid on the Loose produced much laughter when presented in assembly at Valentine. The annual Christmas Pageant, student-written and directed, recreated the birth of Jesus. i . First row: J. Atkins, K, Martin, A. White, I. Hamersly, S. Flynn, S. Willard, C. Brown, N. Hiatt, C. Wright, J. Carter, V. Poe, C. Sparks, K. Wright, C. Lee, Mrs. Thc-rnton. Second row: C. Brown, E. Aaron, S. Lynch, A. Foltz, P. Joyce, P. Bryant, S. Wood, B. Conrad, W. Rumley, J. Holder, N. Burroughs, A. Walker, R. Shepherd, G. Shaver, R. Kanipe, P. Hill. Third row: M. Foster, D. Masencup, M. Wolfe, C. Gentle, N. Knutton, G. Simos, S. Lentz, T. Jester, J. Eads, M. Branson, J. Buchannon, C. Byrnes, F. Brown, J. Hanes, B. Bowles, J. Brown, J. Sweatman, V. Brinegar. Fourth row: S. Jones, D. Peddycord, J. Blizard, L. Leamon, S. Napier, J. Ashburn, J. Southern, R. Tucker, L. Sellers, J. Tally, J. Shields, R. Ty- singer, J. Heath, A. Fishel, D. Cartner. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. if 29

Page 32 text:

PUBLICATIONS Newspaper editors, Vicki Brinegar and Dee Masencup, spend sleepless hours on Hi-Rada. Purple and Gold editors Brown and Bouknight discuss layout pages of '56 book, fa. 5 N Bound for SIPA convention in Lexington, Virginia are journalism students Carole Byrnes, Ray Tysinger, Mary Wolfe, and advisor, Miss Liles. The Hanes Hi-Rada and the Purple and Gold are spearheaded towiard two aims, pub- lishing a newspaper and aninulal which best reflect Hanes High, and improving in journ- alistic rating at 'the Southern In'ter-scho- lastic Press Association in Lexington, Vir- ginia. Going to press once la month, the Hi-Rada staff proofreads, writes editorials and feat- ures, and checks beats. Meanwhile the Purple and Gold staff, editors, Charlotte Brown and Nancy Bou- knight, together with the Gray and Reynolds editors, transform basketball shots, captions, and beauty queens into a Purple and Gold edition. Miss Betsy Liles is adviser for both pub- lications. NEWSPAPER STAFF A busy day in publications department keeps staff members alert. Seated are P. Hill, N. Hiatt, J. Brown, C. Byrnes, C. Brown, J. Shields, G. Sha. ver. standing are T. D. Shermer, R, Tysinger. M. Wolfe. B. Knott, and B. Hauser. 28 lie HANES HIGH SCHOOL

Page 34 text:

1 Translating Latin verbs, dictated by Fidem mean obligot' simply means Miss Logan, adviser, are G. Shaver, I pledge allegiance to Latin students sec.: B. Hauser, pres.: S. Napier, v.- J. Carter, L. Shamel, R. Kanipe, D. pres.: and P. Hill, treas. Crockett, and S. Elam. 30 Ee HANES HIGH SCHOOL LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, which is advised and spon- sored by Miss Eva Logan, was organized for the purpose of promoting fuller under- standing of the Roman ways, customs, and the history and background of the Roman language. The activities of the Latin Club include singing songs in Latin, dramatizations, play- lets, reading poems, making posters, scrap- books, valentines, and playing Latin games. As a first semester project, the club raised money to buy Latin pins. To aid the fund the first and second year Latin students sold doughnuts and Christmas corsages. 'For a spring activity the club selected the theme The Relation of Latin to Modern Life as a project for painting posters, and for dec- orating bulletin boards in the halls and the Latin class room. Latin is truly an international language and acts as a bond between nations. Whatever line of Work one goes into, he will find Latin of use to him. It not only increases one's knowledge of his language, but of many other languages. First row: D. Masencup, J. Hartgrove, A. White, C. Wright, D. Mitchell, K. Wright. Second row: M. Willard, L. Mendezoff, N. Bouknight, P. Joyce, S. Flynn. Third row: C. Brown, M. Foster, G- Shaver, N. Owens, B. Con- rad, B. Hedrick, D. Jackson. Fourth row: P. Hill, R. Kanipe. J. Hauser, B. Stewart, B. Wooten, J. Shields. Fifth row: J. Heath, L. Poole, J. Carter, L. Shamel, B. Putnam, L. Hutchins, D. Mendezoff. Sixth row: K. Turner, J. Eads, E. Barbee, S. Napier, D. Crockett, G. Page. Seventh row: B. Knott, M. Raker, L. Livengood, S. Elam, E. Culler. Eighth row: B. Hauser, L. Heath, B. Mayberry, D. Cartner, R. Martin, E. Fowler. Ninth row: H. Reid, J. Early, M. Ashburn, G. Hampton, L. Sellars.