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

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Acting as the voice of the students, Student Council has furthered better relationships between faculty and stu- dents. New interest has been awakened for the problem student with the formation of the Human Relations Committee. Students were given chances to express their ideas in The Forum, a newspaper created by Stu- dent Council. Honor code violations were handled by the Student Council 1 f h Honor Court. Due to Student Council e action, slacks for girls were permitted. Kathy Kendrick, Vice- Peaches Hauser, Secre- john Basto, President of President of the Student tary of the Student Eddie East, Treasurer of the Student Council Council Council the Student Council Student Council 1 6 PW? 1 Ng Student Council Row One: D. Armstrong, R. Cordon, M. Sarbaugh, P. Hauser. Row Two: C. Black, M. Pennell, C. Kendrick, D. Duncan, I. Anglin. Row Tlreez J. Basto. D. Hedrick, E. East, D. Hayden.

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Each of us tried to touch our neigh- bor's heart and mind through sympathy and understanding. We shared our ideas and Worked harmoniously toward a common goal-that of better under- standing our own place in life. Through involvement in various organ- izations, we were able to serve the school which gave us so much and to know the true sense of brotherhood. Beadily we responded to the needs of others and received a deeper percep- tion through student involvement.

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I 4 Honor code .fa if , supported b representatives Composed of approximately 70 mem- bers, House of Representatives makes proposals concerning student welfare, the appearance of the school, and the inconsiderate conduct of students. Duties of the representatives included reporting student misbehavior to the House Court and enforcing the school constitution. Co-sponsored by Mrs. Donaldson and Miss Benbow, the House of Representatives operated under the leadership of the speaker, speaker pro-tempore, secretary, and treasurer. p. p X, . . 1 2253 M i Mi. Ken Davis, Speaker of House of Representatives Calvin Banks, Speaker Pro Tempore of the House of Representatives Karen Rashke, Secretary of House of Representatives Iim Longworth, Treasurer of House 0 Representatives House of Representatives Row One. K. Davis, speaker: C. Banks, speaker pro-temp., K. Raschke, sec., I. Longworth, treas. Row Two: D. Senkus, I. Miller, I. Cloud, Wm. Penn, C. Carlson, S. Logan, Wm. Knight, A. Yancey, T. Tatum, M. Iohnson, B. Carson. Row Three: N. Wesson, L. Weatherman, K. McCollum, K. Hinshaw, J. Hardie, B. James, M. Conrod, R. Stevens, S. Peters, I. Epps, S. Wise, B. Dunlap. Row Four: A, Plaster, B, Markland, S. Lefeavers, R. Hunter, D. Rollins, B. Montgomery, B. Kinney, C. Byrd, S. Caudle, C. Washington, B. Martin, E. Bambalis, S. Georgoulias Row Five: S. Walker, R. Head, C. Miller, D. Messick, C. Raschke M. Brockman, VV. Salisbury, S. Shearan, I. Bennett, I. Boyles, M Crater. Row Six: D. Flager, C. Sharpe, I. Tl1ll'I1ZlI1, L. Smith, K Bowman, B. Harrell, V. Howard, E. Rand, M. A. Orr, M. Coins Row Seven: M. Starnes, L. Frazier, R. Callos, P. Dulin, I. Stokes S. Lester, D. Perry, S. Oliver, I. Hall, C, Dollar, M. Allen, M Marr, J. Anglin, T. Cannady, I. Barnes.