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

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Mrs. Julia Ebert, B.A Mrs Ebert, standing mid-term exam sclnedule, reminds her juni portance of grommor ond literature. Miss Jackie Foye Bullord, B.S. Having received experience dur- ing her first year at Reynolds, Miss Bullord enioys teaching English II. Mrs. Janice Owings, B.A., M.A. Helping her journal- ism students to meet deadlines for the newspaper and the annuo) and teaching sophomore Euglish keeps Mrs. Owings busy. , if Ji yi y jL Miss Lillii English, i dents. Mrs. Betty Burl e scripts and scndin colleges ore part i Filling out tron- letters to various the duties of the the guidance of- Mrs. Jewell Collier, B.A. Familiarizing sophomores with Julius Caesar, Silas Marner, English grammar, ond spon- soring the Red Cross Club occupies Mrs. Collier ' s time ond energy. Mr. James Anderson, B.A., M.A. R J R Advanced Placement English teacher, M ' Anderson, awaits his next doss. In senic English, he enjoys teaching the Romonti. period most of all.

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English Department 1 Miss Hazel Steph bound students fo, ,. .. - - monv duties of Miss Stephenson English department. A.B., A.M. Preparing college- ■ 5 15 one of the )an Stroud, B.A. Infinite pati cere spirit add zest to Mrs r English and American liter Mrs. Evelyn Gorrison, B.A., M.E. Mrs. Garrison, who is al- woys willing to help someone, teaches Reynolds students the art of public speaking. She is also sponsor for the Na- tional Forensic League, Mr. Gerold Floyd, B.A. Mr, Floyd, who IS at Reynolds for the first time, teoches senior and lunior English with enthusiasm. His maior interest is in dramatics and creative expression. Miss Elizabeth Kapp, B.A. An devotes her time to teaching sentees during second period. Mrs. Marjorie Stephenson, B.A. Although she teaches sophomore English and fre- quently phones absentees for Mr. Tandy, Mrs. Stephenson finds time to collect Shakespeare items to show to her dosses. Mrs. Cecile Horriman, B.A., M.E. Leading students down the paths of Emerson and Thoreau, Mrs. Harriman teaches luniors English grammar and Miss Lucille Edwards, B.A. Miss Edwards, senior Eng- lish teacher, devotes her time to preparing students for college. One of her hobbies is collecting misplaced modifiers.

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Math Department Katherine Reich, B.A. Mrs. Reich, advanced math, algebn solid geometry teacher, portictpates n student acl advisor to the Student Council Mrs. Mory Ann Craft, B.A. As Advanced Moth I and algebra teacher, Mrs. Craft generously Qives her spare time to spon- soring the Junior doss and to supervising Mrs. Nancy White, B.A. Between solving equations and word problems, Mrs. White gives a lift to students who need it by giving good advice and smiles. Mrs. Mifdred Rash, B.A. Mrs Rash, who is always ready to lend a helping hantj to her algebra and geometry students, relaxes by sewing. Mr. K. M. Peters, B.A. Mr Peters, instructor in Algebra II and in plain geometry, devotes much of his spare time to house building and Mrs. Mory Compton, B.S. In Mrs Comp- ton ' s first year at Reynolds, her business mathematics students have found that her witty personality contributes to an enioyable class. Mr. Charles Baumgordner, B.A. Af- ter his first year here as one of the advanced math teachers, Mr. Boumgardner feels at home m the academic atmosphere of Reynolds