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

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Seniors Honor An Ever-Busy Man Mr. Robert Deaton Mr Deoton poses during a quiet moment in the offi During the three yeors that Mr. Deoton has been ot Reynolds High School, he has eorned the respect and od- miration of both students and teachers. His odministrative work is enhanced by his earlier classroom teaching experi- ence He has remained o friendly, eosy-going man despite the work that keeps him constantly busy. Not only does he keep check on the joi itorial and building maintenance, but he also hos charge of oil the audio-visual equipment. Mony people do not realize the varied tasks he performs for the good of the school. In addition to counseling students who have problems and checking eligibility for all clubs and organizations, he directs much of the disciplinary action. His friendliness has led the students to osk him to spon- sor the Senior Service Club and to chaperone the annual trip of the advanced history doss to New York. In remembrance of your many and voried services and in tribute to your friendliness and guidonce, we dedicate the 1965 Block and Gold to you, Mr Deaton. Students find a friend ond counselor in Mr. Deaton. Many teachers bring various problems to his offic

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: . y Qi f b r ■ .00. w TABLE OF CONTENTS School Life 6 Teachers 12 Classes 23 Organizations 1 07 Sports 151 Features 1 85 Delmar Printing Co Printer Holyfield Studios Photography

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From summer work and play, students and teachers came to- gether to begin clossroom work. Reynolds welcomed two foreign exchange students, Shigeyo Ito and Willy Hersberger Band mem- bers recalled their trip to Canado Busy sophomores, luniors, and seniors soon found themselves translating Latin, weighing com- pounds, or studying practical nursing