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

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GIRLS COUNCIL Girls Council is composed of girls with varied interests and ac- tivities, all striving to work to- gether to serve the school and community. They enjoy Working together and with their brother club, Key Club. They pride themselves in such activities as Working for Goodyis at the National Basketball Asso- ciation pre-season game, the Soup Kitchen, Crisis Con trol, Amos Cottage, YMCA, and var- ious nursing homes. They usher at the Little Theatre and the Ste- vens Center and participate in the Walk for Hunger. They as- sist at concessions for the Edgar B. Tennis Classic, Streetscene, and the RJ Reynolds Invita- tional Soccer Tournament. Top: left to right: Anne Schiller, Kvm Hance. Elisabeth Kahl. Kelly Hobbs, Laura Harris. Catherine Little. Francie Bush, Kathy Bass, Waverly McWhorter. Nancy Leist, Elizabeth Swaim, Anna Shugarl, Misti McKenzie. Mid- dle: President, Waverly Mc Whorterg Sargent- at-Arms, Kathy Bass, Vice-President, Elisa- beth Kahl, Historian. Sheldon Mosen' Secre- tarv, Anna Shugart. Knot pictured: Treasurer. Stuart Dillsl. Bottom left: Top Row, Robin Groce. Sheldon Nloser, Betsy C hope, Lavonne Leinster. Robyn Byrd. Mary Turner: Middle Row: Yana Cleland. Leigh Pervier. Beth Mur- ray, Nancy Paynter. Catherine Turner. Anna Harris, Sally Watson, Helen McVVhorl3er.' Bot- tom Rovv: Kirsten Schorer. Heather Moser, Mandy Adkerson, Angie Hicks, Marci Mead- ows. Bottom right: Tommy Lambeth, Jon Corts, Ramu Nallamala, and Trip Teaney, Hunneybunns. -fa-Us 16 Girls Council

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The Key Club has a long- standing reputation for excel- lence which is evident through- out the many projects they are involved with for the school and community. Projects they take particular pride in include a homecoming float, extensive work with Crisis Con trol, and the annual Key Club Follies, a major southeastern high school produc- tion. The Key Club sponsored a con- cert for African Famine Relief in 1985, featuring three local bands. This effort received Hrst place in the Carolina 's District Key Club Convention held in Greenville, South Carolina, and placed among the top Eve projects in the World at the Key Club Interna- tional Convention in St. Louis. Our slogan, Manhours for Mankind, is taken seriously as each member donates at least 50 hours in service. They are proud to con tribute energy and en th usi- asm to R.J. Reynolds through an- other outstanding year of service and support. This page, top right: Jon Cortsg Sargent-an Arms, Ramu Nallamala, Treasurer, Sean Tooleq President, Seth Woodruff' Vice-Presil dent, and Drew Hayworthg Secretary. Middle, left to right, Greg Robinson, Lt. Gov., Mr. Roby Walls, Sponsor, Whit Mims, District Secretary, and Tommy Lambeth, Bulletin Editor.