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

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TERRIE ANN BROWN Gratitude is the most exquisite form of courtesy. THUIVIAD HILTON BROWN y sight, but great in might. Little b ,me JAMES WILSON BURCHETTE Best things in life come after graduation. JANEEN CLAIRE BUTLER make the most of life-the most is gone. . .4 M'f 'W 4 2 'ffl' Q. c ov rw. 'nw- -if ti' PAMELA JEAN BYRD At least l learned to laugh at myseIf. CHARLES ROBERT CAMPBELL You can if you know how. . - 1 .I inf? WANDA GAIL BRYANT ALICE DIANNE BUMGARNER Life is worth living, if you live for Love is sunshine, hate is shadow today and not for tomorrow. ' ' l ROBERT DONALD BYERL Y About the time one learns how to Ha ' h ' ng in t ere. of -M Y RICHARD FRANCIS CARLBERG The heart of the wise seeketh in- struction: and the mouth of fools feedeth on the foolishness. Life is checkered, shade and sunshine. sp su...,, if MARIBETH BYERS Happiness is a perfume you can- not paur on others without getting a few drops yourself. RICHARD BIDWELL CARMICHAEL Always Sandy LINDA GALE CARROLL RENAN LINDSAY CARTER FORREL ELLIS CASON CATHERINE LOUISE 'Speak softly today for you may be Wisdom is the principal thingy You can change my wine, but not CHANDLER sorry tomorrow. therefore exalt and promote me. my women. 24 The only way to have a friend is to be one.

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'ffl PAUL BAXTER BOWERS JR. BETTY JEWELL BOYD MARY MARLEIGH BOYER BIonde hair, Blue eyes, l'm dream- ln the great hand of God I Dux femina tacti. ing of now. School's out. stand. 6 CATHERINE VIRGINIA BOYLE To thine own self be true. CAROLE LYNN BREWER LINDA MAE BREWER RUTH ELIZABETH BREWER TERRYLL JEANNINE BREWER The more one iudges, the less one At Last Bunny Act well your part, there all the oves. honor lies. ,lp -an EDWIN SHERIDAN JOHN BOWMAN BROCKWELL JR. BROOKBANK Bubba Ill Johnny yi I 'A-oe. . I J , My ALVIN MASTON BROWN JR. l find the great thing in this world is, not so much where we start, as in what direction we are moving. :' ,j'Z. h N A -V I ..,.,, I ,,-, I if y BOBBY JOE BROWN I think I must have taken the wrong road somewhere. CLIFTON EDWARD BROWN EMILY SUSAN BROWN JANET CAROL BROWN LINDA KAY BROWN 'The only thing you get for nothing It it weren't for the optimist, the Tomorrow's life is too late, live To one who waits, a moment is failure! pessimist wouldnft know how today. seems a year. happy he lsn't.

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.V Q I 'I iw , I I-ry, A---f Wf- RUSSELL GRAY CHILDRESS ELIZABETH MAY CHIPMAN Thinking I well is wisep planning My future lies at State. well, wlsery doing well, wisest and best of olI. I g,ni my 1 2 L, :ww 4' I MARGARET ADELE VICTORIA MAY COCKBURN CLAYTON Victoria sin orgullo, derrota sin The world is yours for o smiIe. 'u a 9u 'H 'U W. H1 JUDITH ANNE CHIPMAN Take time to laugh-It is the music of the soul. MARY ANN CODY Cody- Sometimes out-foxed but seldom fooled. 'Q' DIANNE VIRGINIA CHURCH Those who know do not speak: those who speak do not know. .ary 'e9-- Nu. JULIA EARL COE Some people worry, some people sweat, butfus forlme, I just orget. GILBERT MILTON COFER JR. LOIS BERNADINE COLEMAN ELIZABETH GAYLE REBECCA JEAN COLLINS The worst is yet to come. Life is a theater in which the COLLETTE Of all the things you wear your WWSI Pegllli Offinlllave the 1,-I-he worldfs no beth, if we worry: expression is the most important! es sea s. - - lrfe's no longer if we hurry. EMM CYNTHIA ROSS CONRAD MACK JEFFERSON COOK Ill STUART ALLEN COOPER WILLIAM DAVID COOPER You shall iudge a man by his Pat a man on the back, and you Ambition knows no rest. He who makes his own way finds foes as well as by his friends. make his head swelI. the road rouglnhttut the reward rn: . 25