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

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Zee Lae 8 Bonnie Kinney, Joan Smith; senior editors Bob Paxton, Bob Wackerman; junior editors Sydney Sherrill; sophomore editor Sharon Satterfield, Bonnie Wall; faculty editors Gene Bodenheimer, Eddie Sherrill; sports editors Joe Vogler; photographer Holyfield Studios; Hunter Publishing Company Rachel Bunce, Ferrell Clay; Co-editors Mrs. Janice Owings; Faculty Advisor

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Thrilling foot- ball games, im- possible exams, ex- hausting basketball games, thought- provoking lectures, and serious chapels are just a few of the aspects of Reynolds High school. Through the Ttollowing pages the 1969 Black and Gold Staff has chosen those as- pects which seem to be the most prominent at Rey- nolds. Although many different stu- dents’ awards and sports can be seen in the pictures, all these aspects unite to form our won- derful school.

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Paesay RU Aerial AR Watching with attentive eyes from the side- line, Herman Bryson urges the Demons on. DEDICATION Seniors honor football mentor During his years at Reynolds High School, Mr. Herman Bryson has earned the friendship and admiration of students and co- workers. Dedicated to sports, Mr. Bryson’s day does not end with his seventh period gym class. He spends many unselfish and de- voted hours as head coach of the varsity football team. Leading the Mr. Bryson shows a depressed look as he paces the field. Reynolds team to three Central 4-A championships in three years, Mr. .Bryson was named coach of the year for two consecutive years. To Mr. Herman Bryson, who has proved himself to be a friend and acredit to Reynolds, we, the senior Class, dedicate the 7969 Black and Gold. Mr. Bryson instructs a player before sending him into a game.