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

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Representatives catch abusers of the Honor Code. House Court keeps order With four officers and four representa- tives the house court helps to en- force the longstanding rules and code of honor at Reynolds. Any offender is notified and given a certain time to appear before the house court. After a discussion of the offense, proper discipline is administered. It is believed that high school students should maintain the responsibility for their own conduct and the conduct of others. s. fl Q 'l C ll 'Ha Fl Q li 1 MW Dmvia UIUCATIUN Trials determine severity of violations. House Court 18 House Court Row One: R. Hunter, K. Rasche, K. Bowman, J. Anglin B. Markland. Row Two: C. Banks, K. Davis.

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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.

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la S n. nu u c a u 0 o Q 4 I I PANXKV l V..-2, in 4732? C9 ,Q QM? 'Z' uf., 9 , i , 4 K3 . itii K Senior Executive Committee Row One: P. Bowman, J. Moore, C. Queen. Row Two: L. Eshelman, I. Backer, K. Holbrook. Third Row: K. Linville, M. Cromer, K. Zeliff, S. Tate. Row Four: D. Merritt, B. Hohnson, D. Crubbs, I. Speas. Class Day Committee K Kendrick, K. Linville, C Carslon, P. Reynolds lips. Senior class guided by committees One representative from each senior homeroom and senior class oflicers make up the senior executive com- mittee. The committeeis function at Reynolds is to settle the busi- ness of the senior class: making some decisions, but calling on the senior class as a whole. Spon- sored by Mrs. Steelman, the commit tee selects the class mascot and dedicates the annual. Working with Mrs. Moser and Miss Edwards, the class day committee, which is nominated by the senior executive committee plans and produces the Class day program. 19 Senior Committees chm. A. Bryan, G. Phil-