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

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OK TQBERFES T: ZSSMZZQQION After a second successful year, Oktober- fest is quickly becoming a tradition at Reyn- olds. Clubs had booths with games and deli- cious foods for the students to enjoy. One of the premier attractions was the Dancing Boots whip creme booth. The object of this booth was to hit a Dancing Boot with a whip creme pie. Girls' Council sponsored a jail in which students paid to ha ve someone arrest- ed. The 'fguilty had to raise money to get out. Dominos pizza provided all the pizza they could deliver and Coca-Cola supplied Coke which was very much appreciated dur- ing the hot weather. Student Government showed school spirit by selling Reynolds T- shirts while the band sold cups and pom- pons. After an early dismissal because of the heat, and two hours of Oktoberfest students went home for a greatly welcomed weekend. uni. Gerald Fenner sits to enjoy the delicious pizza. . -V. 4 - 'tim it 'Q n 'i 'Tiff' Tonya Landrum, Jane Lewis, and Eva Johns pause a minute from the festivities for paparazzi. f 1.3 If Q F , Q' lb 'Q I ' 'xg-M x K f ZF, S 1 if lt bv ' ,J . ' , I pn , 'I ,,.,,.,,,,,,.--..- sa 1,9 Ginny Gatewood and Amy Burroughs take time out to show school spirit with pompoms and cups. 14fFeatures 6

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'Vi s .lt asia, A LZ' V. f 4 D, Reynolds students enjoy the pizza provided by Dominoes. r 2 f - 'f MM--2 PETE e f ,. 1 llll i ,ra FEP? a Q13 IEEE s H1 I ,. , l N'-fr., 253 ,iv ., e iv 11 Punchy Campbell, Rhonda Wall, and Travis Martin enjoy the festivities at Oktoberfest, fl? Mary Margaret Meyers gets a potato pie in her face at the Dancing Boots booth. . Z s g , i E 1 S ' I , 5 3 t J y ,,, . Q , - 4' N Aww MM' W V ww., Robby Harrell, Chip Petree, Andy Burroughs, and Da- vid Mills make the rounds of the booths. FeaturesfI5