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

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Finest debaters join honor groups Students excelling in the fields contests are among the many of dramatics and debating, as ways of earning membership. well as maintaining a high scholastic average, compose the membership of Masque and Gavel The National Forensic League National Honor Society. is composed of those students enthusiastic about the art of Formal speeches such as the an- debating. Accumulating points nual World Peace speech and by demonstrated skill in public interpretation of literature in speaking, students become members Students are inspired by Dr. David Broyles, the Recitation and Declamation of the league. who spoke to student body. Masque and Gavel Row One: A. Holton, B.J. Hall, pres.; J. Pinnolis, v.-pres.; B. Twyne, treas.; J. Anglin, sec. Row Two: L. Morrison, H. Kennedy, D. Piner, H. Kennedy. Nat. For. League Left to Right: E. Licker, sec.; B. Twyne, v- CLC 1] Morri : i i B Bast, fl, Kennedy i. esncaes wyne, v-pres.; ampbell, L. Morrison, Pres.; D. Deudney, J. Pinnolis, B.J. Hall, Speech Honors 26

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Honor socteties provide initiative Spring brought inductions of the French for at least three years. French National Honor Society With their teachers’ reeommenda- for deserving students. These tions they were admitted to the inductees earned well-above select group of French average grades and studied enthusiasts. French student exchanges ideas with the class. French National Honor Society Kneeling: B. Wall, pres.; K. Kendrick, Sec.; L. Morrison, v.-pres.; J. Johnson, prog. chmn. Row One: M. Allen, S. Hartley, M. Gabriel, G. Whalen. Row Two: A. Dull, S. Saunders, S. Satterfield, V. Gallins, M. Starling. Row Three: N. Johnson, M. Troxell, M. Bagby, M. Rutledge, M. Shore. Row Four: D. Barefoot, M.A. Moser, F. Sink, S. Sowers. Row Five: R. Frazier, D. Merritt, E. Potter, S. Watts. Row Six: B. Correll. [ae TAY Sant ed ve 25 French Honors

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Students work hard in drama and journalism The Thespian Society encourages the best in drama among its mem- bership. Before becoming a mem- ber, a student must collect a re- quired number of points acquired by performing, production work, writing, or directing. The pur- pose of the society is to demon- strate dramatic excellence to those interested in the theater. Thespians Front: J. Benton, K. Bell, C. Cheney. Rear: L. Morrison, M. Jones. Quill and Scroll, an interna- tional organization, seeks to honor outstanding journalism stu- dents. The organization sponsors yearly seminars to update stud- ents in modern journalism methods. The Quill and Scroll of Reynolds, composed of juniors and seniors with high scholastic averages, holds the responsibility of dis- tributing over 1500 annuals, as well as contributing to the an- nual and newspaper staffs. Quill and Scroll From left: S. Satterfield, v. pres.; S. Sherrill, A. Blount, treas.; J. Smith, pres.; A. Bryan, M. Jones, sec.; M.J. Arnold, B. Wall, M.L. Still. Not pictured: A. Phillips, corres. sec. 27 Literary Honors