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

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Miss Lindi feaching tests. Miss skiing Forrar, B.A. When she is not busy ilgebra and geometry, or correcting Forrar enjoys ploying bridge and Mrs. Caroline Spencer, B.S. Teaching algebra ond geometry, in addition to being m charge of the book room, keeps Mrs. Spencer busy. • I Mr. Rodney Williams, B.S. Making mathe- matics and physics entoyable and under- standable is the goal which Mr. Williams achieves each day in his classes. Michael Pelech, B.A. AIvs Mr. Clark Taylor, B.S. Mr. Taylor, who teaches mechanical drawing and shop, also spreads his teochmg to the J.V, football field, where he shows his coaching ability. cnce f or pan IC, Mr Pele h has helped IV St ud ents to hieve the sk II of driving ugh dr ver s e ducation. lOtion becomes knowl- dge after it is applied. Knowledge to the rodesman is confidence in doing a good job. n his spare time Mr. Driver is taking night ' xtension work m Greensboro. West, B.S. While teaching distributi West covers the subiects of sales de He IS also an avid sports fan a 1 1 ' a 1 1 is 1 i i O B 1 :1 ■■ M ; : - .- ' - ' li » Mrs. Ardena Graver, B.A., B.S. Mrs. Graver, besides directing girls in their study in homemaking skills, sewing, food prepara- tion, and interior decorating, also teaches biology.

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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

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Language Department Margaret McDermott, B.A., M.A. When no ching Latin II. Ill, or IV, Mrs. McDermott sponsor; senior doss and helps them plan their activities. Miss Mary Jeannefte Browning, A.B. Miss Brown ing, in her first year of teaching ot Reynolds, has ably combined the subject matter of both Latin and English Miss Mary Martin, B.A. Sponsor of the N or Society and a teacher of Lot - ' ' Martin enjoys knitting and bridge. Mrs Aileen Hepler, B.A., M.A. Supplement- ing the conventional means of teaching German from the textbook only, Mrs. Hep- ler uses folk songs to odd interest and en- loyment to her classes Mrs. Eulalia Solomon, B.A., M.E. hard day of teaching French, mon goes home to her family on by knitting and sewing Mrs. Elso Hampton, B.A. Spanish students Ic r-n the around her room t remi in Spanish while in c ss Mrs Hampton helps her language by plocing signs id her students to speak