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

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BLACK AND GOLD Co-Editors Judy White Susan Brewer Senior Editors Jean Brown Nancy Robinson Junior Editors Joan Shore Shirley Pfaff Sophomore-Faculty Editors Dinah Little Nora Lauerman Script Writers Jeff Farran Beth Kirsch Photographers Tom Ward Fred Wiegold Langston Boyles John Middleton Bill Mickey Sponsor Mrs. Janice Owings We, the class of 1964, approach our grad- F Orewor d uation with full recognition of the significance of our last, eventful year at Reynolds High School. Here we have learned the meaning of personal responsibility, of the power of knowledge, and here we have laid the foun- dation for a solid sense of values with which to face the life we now have before us. We, the editors, proudly present to you, the students, the 1964 Black and Gold in the hope that it will bring pleasant memories to you in the years to come. Through the use of trees, our theme, we have shown the many aspects of student life at Reynolds. The lofty pine symbolizes the high academic achieve- ments; the maple, with its multi-colored leaves, represents the variety of clubs; the strong oak, the extended athletic program; and the magnolia, the lovely Black and Gold queen. The year which has passed has left us with a deeper realization of the necessity for cooperation between individuals and among nations. This spirit of cooperation has long been an ideal of our school, and we, the edi- tors, wish to present this yearbook as a sym- bol of this spirit, which has inspired our class in the past, and which, being so firm in pur- HUNTER PUBLISHING CO.) fo ee Printer i | | SANE: saa tielen Saat Sole pose, will remain with each of us throughout WARNER-REMBRANDT ................. Portraits the future.