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

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Middle Years Mr. Claude Joyner, Principal With the entrance of the 1940’s came perox- ided hair, saddle shoes, military hair cuts, and “glamour girl” glasses. Reynolds became even more involved in sports when Norman Stockton became interested. He backed the football program and encouraged Mr. Tandy to come to Reynolds. Mr. Tandy, in turn helped to build the students’ enthusiasm. The Senior Service Club was formed in 1948, a year after the formation of the Key Club. The Key Club had its first follies in ‘58. Also in ‘58, the Pep Board Council was formed, and at last, Reynolds had co-ed cheerleaders. Not only was Reynolds growing in size, but in achievements as well. The first football cham- pionship was won in ‘52. The track team won its first championship in ‘53. 14 Mr. John Tandy, football coach State Championship — Dec. 3, 1952

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ences Seated: Miss Mary Wiley, Miss Hazel Stephenson, Miss Lucille Edwards, Miss Ruth Troutman. Standing: Miss Elizabeth Kapp, Miss Emma Kapp, Miss Mae Kreeger. Standing: Miss Mollye Wilcox. Seated: Miss Janie Weaver, Miss Irene Jones, Miss Mary Snipes. 13

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