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

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H11 U 4 iw Assemblies depend on staff Working constantly in the background, the auditorium consists of Willing students who help during their study- halls and before and after school to watch over the auditorium. They help also during any scheduled programs with props, technical equipment, and various other jobs, according to the presentation. C l Auditorium Staff Row One: Mr. Pelech, E. Brown, C. Willard, G. Hall, L. Collins, E. Baity. Row Two: Mr. Carpenter, B. Hamner, C. Spoon, C. Day. offer answers Established to promote better Communication among students, and between students and administration, the Human Relations Committee is striving to give Reynolds a harmonious atmosphere. Sponsored by Miss Susan Carter it consists of a group of black and white students who are interested in improving human relationships. Q t s Human Relations Committee Row One: I. Tillett, I. Tulman, M. Venable, S. Alley, L. Brown, K. Rose, P. Hauser, K. Raschke, Flack. Row Two: O. Thomas, B. Coldfelter, C. Dyer, A. Fritz, E. Licker, S. Cundiff, M. Still, C. Raselike, I. Collette, K. Newsome, C. King, co-clunn. Row Three: S. Curlee, K. Davis, J. Banks, A. Bryan, K. Teague, D. Deudney, C. Campbell. Relations committee meets for student prob- lems. 27 School Service

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In the Reynolds tradition, Leo Club members gave our squeaky antique trash cans a modern coat of black and gold paint. Leo Club 26 l Leos permlt l . I girls to join The Leo Service Club, in Association with ' B it U 7 fi' The Lions Club International, takes an active role in school service projects including painting, school beautification projects, odd-jobs for the faculty, sponsoring intellectual seminars such as the Leo Literary Appreciation Association, and in various fund raising and collecting projects. f vm' 1 Leos contribute in various projects. iff: . . 2' Q, 1- Leo Club Row One: A. Penry, L. Culley, V-pres., B. son, B. Johnston. Row Three: P. Reynolds, C. Campbell, Butnot, E. Licker, N. Imus, B. James. Row Two: Mr. I. Shouse, treas.g D. Deudney, A. Bryan, pres., C. Angell. Ferree, A. Perry, T. Leinbach, R. Hanes, sec., B. John- lfljllllliifilfl ...VNQM 5 4. 4

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f 'lL....-Dm Girls instruct Greek youth First organized at Reynolds in the fall of 1965, the Girls Council handles many school and community projects and services during the year. Sponsored by Miss Ianie Weaver, the members, about forty Junior and Senior girls, worked tediously before Christmas to decorate for the holidays. Girls Council Row One: P. Bowman, K. Dim- ling, R. Gallos. Row Two: K. Dudley, C. Hin- shaw, R. Nichols, E. VVilkerson, M. McKenzie, L. Frazier A. Dollar. Row Three: I. Basto M. Pennell, D. Duncan, I. Backer, B. Clodfeli ter, I. Pinnolis, M. Cromer, C. Mackie, M Hancock. Row Four: H, Stinson, B. Markland, D. Dillon, S. Harrison, A. Roberts, L. Eshel- nian, M. Gardener. Teaching English to Creek students, Manuel Xekalos, was a rewar ing experience. Girls Council 28 ir- Council members orientate sophomore girls