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

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Commercial Department i i i i i i = lara Fitzhugh, B.S. Typing, book- Miss Hazel McKeel, B.A., M.E. Miss McKeel who heads the Mrs. Louise Still, B.A. As if teaching typ Mrs. C i , 5B. ) cominercial department, is responsible for the success of many ing and shorthand are not enough to keep keeping, Business a dey ce aUsines Reynolds students in commercial careers. She is also co-sponsor Mrs. Still busy, she also finds time to read, Law are among the subjects os ie y of the Student Council sew, and garden. Mrs. Fitzhugh. Here, she is pictured help- ing a student line the margins of her paper. Driver Education Mr. Norman Barringer, B.A. Mr. Barringer, who teaches classroom and in-car driving, always has time to tell of his varied experiences with student drivers. Mr. Michael! Pelech, B.A. Trusting his life with anxious, but sincere driving students, Mr. Pelech begins a new day teach- ing Reynolds students how to operate a motor vehicle. Industrial Education Distributive Education Mr. Edwin West Jr., B.S. Distributive education is new at Reynolds this year. Mr. West teaches Business theory and students practice this the- ory by actually working with local business firms. Mr. Clark Taylor, B.S. Mr. Taylor instructs Mr. Jack Driver. students in machine wood working and me- chanical drawing. For relaxation he enjoys phototography and drawing house plans, some of which have been put to use. advanced courses at High Point. While Mr. Driver, shop instruc- tor, spends many hours demonstrating the use of tools and principles of mechanics to his stu- dents, he also enjoys golf and fishing and takes 28

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Miss Margaret Eason, B.S. Encouraging her students to Mrs. Mary Ann Craft, B.A. As a math teacher and as think for themselves, Miss Eason, Advanced Math teacher, sponsor of the Junior class, Mrs. Craft is active in both follows her own advice by doing much outside research the. extracurricular and educational programs at R.J.R. and parallel reading. Librarians Mr. Rodney Williams, B.S. Fractional equations and Miss Linda Farrar, B.A. Miss FOr p a best - i fe = geometric figures require little effort for Mr. Wil- year at Reynolds, is a very helpful and thoroug Seems Stroupe, B.A aay liams who teaches Algebra |!| and geometry. His algetra and business math teacher. rounded by books on varied subjects and reading levels Mrs. Stroupe en- joys helping students, as well as per- forming the many other duties of a school librarian. friendly, confident smile puts students at ease. Re cansreensacenannentegn Mrs. Elizabeth Sink, B.A., M.A. Active in the library, co-sponsor of the Library Club, and Advanced Placement English teacher, Mrs. Sink helps an interested student with a reference problem. 27

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: ete the ie of a: a we had Pam Huband, pres. Soon we shall don our caps ond gowns, oo our ae mater echo through the night, and remember ne wi gh we must ine and go in many different directions. As Seniors we are 7 ane for the toe oe we have received as we . ne : We look. wih pride On Our anding i in 1 academics, ‘Sports, ae Spirit r Ful ee we have spent here. Emily Bryant, sec.; Danny Cornelius, treas.; David Stroupe, v.-pres. Mrs. McDermott, sponsor by the memory -