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

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Masque and Gavel How One: I. Pinnolis, S. Martin, I. Anglin, O. Benbow. Row Two: T. Truscott, B. Shaw, S. Millar, E. Licker. Row Three: B. Martin, N. Hoffman, D. Campbell, D. Deudney, E. East. National Forensic League: Row One: B. Pinnolis, O. Benbow S. Millar, J. Anglin, S. Love. Row Two: B. Martin, I. Yate, E. Licker, C. Banks, I. Pinniolis. Row Three: N. Hoffman, T. Truscott, C. Campbell, D. Deudney, E. East. Outstanding debaters form Society Masque and Gavel is a national society for outstanding work in public speaking and dramatics. To be recognized in these areas, a student must make very high grades and be a good citizen of the school. Members meet three times a year in order to elect of- ficers, plan induction of new mem- bers, and carry out the induction ceremony. All names of new mem- bers are sent to Northwestern University, the headquarters for the Masque and Gavel. Skilled speakers embody League A national organization for debaters and speakers, the National Forensic League requires members to have earned 25 points awarded for their presentation and wins. Having secured a charter member- ship from Ripon College this year, the students received training for leadership in debating, parliamentary law, and student congress. Many senators, congress- men, and prominent lawyers are former members of the League. 23 Speech Honors

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Thespians create plays Placing emphasis on the theatrical arts, the International Thespian Society is an association promoting interest in dramatics in secondary schools through its student members. Students are selected on the basis of their outstanding creativity, pro- ductivity and ability in dramatics. Thespians Left to Right: Cole Campbell, Bonnie Shaw, John Banks Iournalists meet high requirements Holding yearly inductions, the Quill and Scroll, one of the oldest honor societies at Reyn- olds, is a national organiza- tion for juniors and seniors who excel in journalism, and who meet academic require- ments similar to the NHS. Members have the responsibili- ty for aiding in the production and distribution of school publications, Pine Whispers and the Black and Gold. This work requires an ability for effective writing, organization, diligence, and congeniality. Quill and Scroll: M. Raker, M. Boose, B. Johnson, V. Azmon, K. Key, A. Bryan and M. L Still, co-pres., M. Wolberg. Not pictured: I. Lechleider Literary Honors 22

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Lou Eshelman, SSC Sweetheart Senior Service Club Row One: B. Sizemore, P. Wilson, K. Hinshaw, C. Rhyne, B. Deal, D. O'Neal. Row Two: M. McCollum, I. Tulrnan, D. Flagler, D. Michaels, M. Lowery, K. Davis, M. Roger, S. McDermut, T. Hutchins. Third Row: S. Wrege, J. johnson, D. Haymes, D. Deal, D. Smelcer, B. Montgomery, D. Williams, T. Holcomb, D. Tutterow. SSC 24 School spirit spread by SSC beat 'em tags Serving the school by carrying books, moving furniture, cleaning the grounds, and painting, the Senior Service Club strives to maintain the Reynolds atmosphere of helping others. During thc football season the S.S.C. members distributed Beatem Tagsn to improve school and team spirit. qv ef? K 6 N N-.N-v' if . N.. ,. -, K-Q.. .. .. .L ' Q 5 ft 26,3 Xl .Q if -' W, . .. 'QL Q 1. , t.. gk -vi W.