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

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Mr. Ronald Goins, B.S. Pausing a moment to Miss Annie Graham Caldwell, B.A., B.S. As spon- Mr. Doug Crater, B.S. Do history, football, and collect his thoughts, Mr. Goins prepares for a class sor of the Cheerleaders and the Pep board, as well wrestling go together? Mr. Carter, coach and in psychology. In addition, he teaches American as an American history teacher, Miss Caldwell is history teacher, seems to think so; he proves it History and coaches the swimming team. always willing to lend a helping hand. in the gym and in the classroom. Music Department Mr. Alvin Myerovich, B.M., M.A. Leading string instrumental programs, “idle ensembles and orchestras, Mr. Myerovich hopes to develop a 7 inston-Sal E t i | i | : F Be pa | on-Salem Forsyth County School orchestra with Reynolds as its nucleus Mr LaRue Epler EB STEM At Ach bondtcrcciomandamusictin structor, Mr. Epler is always searching for new and interesting music. He also offers advice to the Dancing Boots. Miss Gloria Houston, B.A. Directing a portion of the school music program as chorus instructor and fine arts teacher, Miss Houston commences to lead her class in a chapel rehearsal. 25

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History Department Mrs. Mary Pearce, B.A. Teaching World and American history keeps Mrs. Pearce busy, but when she finds a quiet moment, she likes to read a good book. Mrs. Hazel Flack, B.A. Mrs. Flack teaches American history. Students find her lectures both stimulating and informative in that they cover much material not included in the text. Miss Irene D’Mahalis, B.S. Among the many new teachers at Reynolds is Miss D’Mahalis, a talented artist and a well-informed history teacher. adng Sepa 6 Mr. Don Kelly, B.A., M.E. All football players recognize Mr. Kelly as their coach and many students know him as their history teacher. In both capacities, Mr. Kelly pursues his duties willingly and enthusiastically. Mr. Shirley Wilson, B.S., M.E. Coaching the football, swimming, and golf teams, together with sponsoring the Monogram Club takes much of Mr. Wilson’s time; yet, he is never too busy to counsel his contempoary history and psychology students. Mr. McLean Mitchell, B.S., M.A. Mr. Mitchell teaches Advanced Placement World History, a course in the Arts and Humanities, and American history, and still finds time to sponsor the Key Club. 24

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Mathematics Department Mrs. Lucinda Moser, B.A. Enjoyment can be found in your own backyard, according to Mrs. Moser, math teacher and Math Club sponsor, who enjoys working with flowers—and trig functions. Mrs. Sarah Frost, B.A., M.A. Along with heading the Math Depart- ment and teaching higher mathematics, Mrs. Frost is one of the sponsors of the Student Council. Here, she is discussing trigonom- etry. sliver sceninancennnnte ett Mrs. Madeline Grogan, B.A. Two positive numbers added to- gether become a plus. In Mrs. Grogran’s algebra classes her teaching and attentive students add together to become A ‘s and smiles on happy faces. Mrs. Caroline Spencer, B.S. Mrs. Spencer, sponsor of the Caduceus Club and sid for the College Club, explains to a confused student an Algebra problem. She also teaches Plane Geometry. Mr. K. M. Peters, B.A. For many years Mr. Peters has brought the subtleties and complexities of geometry and algebra closer to the minds of students at Reynolds. sion Mrs. Katherine Reich, B.A. Always busy with solving equa- tions and constructing triangles, Mrs. Reich shows her students some short-cuts. Sponsoring the House Court and attending school athletic activities have also become part of her busy schedule. 26