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

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Science Department Miss Motaline Collette, B.A., M.E. Miss Collcttc, as head of the science deportment, teaches with enthusiasm the wonders of the atom ond its compounds. She also is sponsor of the National Honor Society. Mr. Louie Joe Strickland, B.A. land pauses before continuing research. He also teaches Germc Mrs. Cothenne Steelmon, B.S., M.E. 1-e- tifying strange objects and drowmg dio- grams on the board ore necessities for any biology teacher, but Mrs. Steelmon always has a smile, too. old Coins, B .S. Mr the sophomores, g team, Mr. Harry W. Wilson, b.A. In his first year at Reynolds, Mr. Wilson is teaching advanced placement, regular, and first year chemistry Mr. Franklin Edwords, B.S., M.A. Enioying deep-sea fishing nearly as much as teaching chemistry end biology, Mr. Edwards is well prepared to answer any intricate question concerning science. Mr. William Webster, B.S. Besides explaining the of all forms of life to his biology students, Mr. coaches the cross country and track teams.

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Miss Annie Grahom Coldwelf, B.A., B. S. Along with her various teaching duties, Miss Caldwell also finds time to sponsor the Cheerleaders and the Pep Board. Mr. Dwighf D. Brown, B.S. In hjs first year of teaching at Reynolds, Mr, Brown coaches the line for the champion Demon football team Mr. McLeon Mitchell, B S, M.A. Mr Mil chell conducts clos AdNonccd Pla ment World History, United Sates history and arts and humonities. During the sum- mer he teaches at the Governor ' s School. Mr. Moyer Gray Smith, B.A Smith shows his enthusiasm teaching on the football field, well as in his history classes. Art Department Mr. James Hite, B.S. By setting up many mteresti art displays, V-r. Hite has turned the lobby into art gallery. Mr. Shirley Wilson, B.S. Mr Wilson, termed coach Wilson by both the football tram and golf team, lectures dents in pivchology and history.

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Mrs. Louise Still, B.A. Mrs. Still points to one of the many characters of shorthand which she teaches as port of the commercial course at Reynolds. Miss Hozel McKecl, B.A., M.E. With her strict classroom procedures, but with a friendly, out- going personality, Miss McKeel transforms the awkward hands of students into those of skill- ful typists. Physical Education Department Mrs. Cloro Fifzhugh, B.S. Preparing lessons for typing, teaching business English, and book- keeping, Mrs. Fitzhugh follows o busy schedule, yet finds time to lest with her students. Mr. Herman Bryson, B.S., M.A. Mr. Bryson, head of the boys ' oth- letic deportment and a physical educaticn trorhc emphasizes sp.jrfsmanship n er winning in his classes Mrs. Jonie Brown, B.S., M.E. By her devotion, enthusiasm, and cheerful disposition, Mrs. Brown odds interest and vitality to her girls ' physicol education classes. Mrs. Violet Nichols, B.S. Mrs. Nichols works to develop students men- folly, socially, and physically through classes intramural sports and girls ' varsity athletics Mr. Roy Whitley, B.A., M.E. Mr. Whitley, head coach of the bosketboll, tennis, and J V. footboll teams, olways exerts his utmost effort in coaching