Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1927 volume:

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TFSH . mgvgvy Y '-' X' ,I .iv,,,..f RE OCAHI VOL. IY MAY, 11127 No. 5 Published by the students of Reidsville High School in November, December, February, April, and May. 31.00 a year SERSCIIIPTION RATES 20 cents a copy :ADVERTISING RATES Will be furnished on application to the Advertising Manager. Entered as second class matter December 21. 1924, at the post oEice at Reidsville, X. C.. under the act of March 3, lST9. ai MAGAZIXE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ...... .............................................. ........ X X 'ILLIAM BURTON Associate Editor ........ ............... 3 IABLB BURTON Athletics QBoysJ ....... ..................... Y 'IRGE BROWN .Athletics QGir1sJ .... ...,... 3 IARGARET HUBIPHREYS Alumni ......................... ................... L OUISE SMITH Assistant Alumni .......,.,.. i...... A NNA LOVE OLIVER School Notes ....................... .............. E VELYN KEMP Assistant School Notes ......... Exchange ......................... Assistant Exchange ........ Advertising ..................... Assistant Advertising ....... Humorous .........,.............. Assistant Humorous .,..... Business Manager ...... Art ................................ Circulation Managerj.. Typists .,.... .......PHOEBE CLARK VIRGINIA MIMS .........HELEN KNIGHT ........DAVID JOHNSON .,....FRED DICKERSON ..............EXCIE BURTON ........:XLEC. BIONTGOMERY .....1...FRANK CHANCE ........ALBERT HASIQINS ......, WILLIAM SPRINGS f BIABLE HARDY .1 YYILLIAII CHANEI' L CLYDE DAVIS COXTEXTS 11 DEDICATTON .... FLXCULTX' ..., ,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,qq,,,4,,,,, CLASS POEM ....A.......,.,....... .,....., P CITIVIIFQS Brown SENIOR CLASS, 1927 ..... ................ ..,...,.........S SALUTATORY .....,......,......,,..,....... ...... J lyrfle Pearson, HISTORX' OF CLASS OF 'QT ....,,. ......... C 'Zyde Davzfs C'LASS PROPHECY ...,,,...,,..,.......,.... ...,,,.. E .Wie Burfou TJAST WILL AND TPIST.XBIPIB 1 '...... ...,,,,. I Vl.NZ.ll77'2 Springs XCALEDICTORX '.....,. ...,... R uby U'z'Uz'ams SONGS ...... AGE 7 S 10 11 46 47 -L9 79 Q., 'Q 5 G 5 T F,-,W r RENOCAHI STAFF lg .e PERRIOR STOVTTTS Jlascof 5 J. H. FLEMING, AS'uperintemle nt 6 Dedication TO JOSEPH HOLT EIEMING IN SINCEHE API'RECIA'l'ION OF HIS INTER' EST IN THE SCHOOL, HIS FINE SENSE OF HONOR, HIS AI1II,ITY TO PLAN AND EXE- CUTE AND HIS FIRMNESS OF CHARACTER, THIS NUMBER OF THE IZENOCAHI IS DEDICATED BY THE IIEBIBERS OF THE CLASS OI-' NINETEEN HI'NDI'IED AND TXYENTY-SEVEN 7 W' is W 7? L' 95 ' , 32 H 4, ax, 5 16 ,S x Qs ' s H 4 S X , av 1 W iff X , WS S' , . if A ,N S ....h...l ' 1 x Ixx11I RrxN,D14:LLx - . M X 'ru IIU1 . . if '! .: vi Q rl-I J' x yiv , '-. .51 gs.-,ii fr M We , 3 ob , x. ' 'sr K5 ,rg U 'v 1 an -, 5 25 - '- H1 ,A t 7 dh ' 9' V - Q uw, 5 9 1 ? JJ? 594 W gf My ,-in 'GQ H I cf ,Q 1 If'X4'I'I.TY MI-IRIIH-IHS: NIIYYIIZ I,I'II-I Ihxxxmx. I-'-xxli M.x1:1Ix. .T. L. 1III,I :Visio Bllllllllf. I!l.A.xv1114: ll-.w1:. 3IXIiI.1-I SAXIPI-IHS. E1.Iz.x1:1A:'ru S1f'llIl4lIlHI'l II 1 Ii. S1-1-:N1'l:1:. I'.x1'1.1x1: XYlII'l'I.I'lY. Mus. I-'luxvls XYHXIAVIQ. REXOCAHI C1853 POSITI FRANCES BROWN Eleven 1161116 of l1'1lI'ffll'C :rc 11111ve 111111. H'111'1'11 .911111e1i111es 1111'e11111111'11 111 1'1111 'IIS 1111111 111111 1'11'1111'1111es 11111111111 118 failing fast A1111 fe111'i11g 1111117 1111, 11111111 1101 1111 11131. 11111611 jirsl 111' 611111011 11118 1112111 of ICOF, I1 SCPIIICI1 111111 11'1' 1'01111111'1 resisf 1110 foe. B111 1111111 l 161111'11g 111111 S1011'i11s 11s 11111' C'Clp1111Il We 6111110 111 1111.9 111111 11'-1111 joy 111111 pri111f. H1111 1116111.11 fl 111111111 f1111g111 111111 11'OI1 A1111 1111111119 011 f1'11111, 5:1111 10 S1111 We 13111111' 111 11111 P1111 11f I1 11111111111 111111, N1111' f1'11111 M1111 011lC1' 11-13 11111.91 soon S11'fl'11. 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PANSY SQ CLASS GFFICERS PreSz'denf ..,,,,..,..Tvz'ce-Presidczz6 ...................SeUrefary Colors .' PL'RPLE AND GOLD ll Tl'6ClSZll'Pl' 2 RENOCAHI Sf ? ' v ime i 1 Q 1 I 4 , Q? l 1 GLADYS ALDRIDGIC Be just to all but 1'1'11S1' not all. Athletic Association 12. 3. -ll: Dra- matic Club 143: Class llnsket-hall 12. 3, -15 g French Club 139 g Varsity Basket- ball 12, 3, 415 Voted the Lzlziest Girl. Although Crawford didn't join us until our Sophomore year. she has won a place in our hearts that could never he filled hy anyone else. We are sure that she will make 21 great success of her life. WILLIS LEA ALDRIDGE If you feel like fljllllfj fry fit, but look for fl good place to Iightf' We regret that 'fPat', did not join us in our Fl'USl1lll2lll year. So that we might have known her longer. She is known hy her gentle ways and kind smiles. All of her fellow students love her and wish her success in life. Al- though she is not at bird now, she may be some day. Q REXQCAHI Q IREXE ALLIZX 'ii smile for all. az greeting glad. A lorcuble, jolly 1411.11 slzc hurl. Athletic Associatiun 1 l, 2: : Class Bas- ket-ball ll. Qu : French Club 13. -lb g President French Club l-Ll : Secretary Class l-Ll: Drainutic l'lub 1-lv: Uld Originalg Voted Sweetest. nnwst zlceuin- Hltilfliltlllg and Most Sentimental Girl. Irene is il real grind sport and she has won many friends through her kindness to every one. ultlulugli Irene is nut crip- ple she is nften seen with a Crutch., w She is also interested in the State uf- fuirs at Rarleigll. He1'e's wislring you success. ole Dear. MILBOURXE AMOS is we frflrcl lifv'.e journey let -us live by file wily. llrrunatic Club ill: Debating Council ll. 2. Cla : Glee Club 13, 41 : Voted Most Lknsxnlwpolitaii. Milbourne is an A-l chap with a White heart. Ile! 21 111Hl1f'Sld0flll genius. actor. writer. singer. and ull- rnund student. His brilliant. mind at- truets penple. his lovable perseinllity niukes tl1en1 his friends. Q REXOCAHI Q fm - I ANNA DELL APPLE uSOWl'Cfllll6'S I .wif and Illini: sometimes I just sit. Field Day fellg Hiking Club 1233 High School Cflmrus 1353 French Ulub 135: President Freiieh Club 437: Re- pnrter French Club 435 : Dramatic Club 13, 4j: Class Baseball C315 Old Orig- inalg Voted Funniest Girl. dear, Miss Mullet says, you see. it's not true that wonian was made from mau's rib: she was really made his funny bone. from AXXIE LAYRIE APPLE HIVIQCVQ ever you go, zvha,t ever you do, allways be true and Paddle your own f'IIllO6'.', Class Basket-ball 137. Smiling Laurie is everybody's friend and she is always ready to extend her helping' hand. She admits that she is partial to the Boot of St. Johni, and we think that She will be an expert teaeher of St. John. lYe wish her niueli happiness tliroughout life. 2 REXOCAHI P . XYILLIAM BRAXXOCK Little said is FCISIY'-Sf nzemIecI. Class Track 13. lv. A hoy wliu weighs hii wuiwls hefure he -speaks is a boy who has wnietliing' wortli while to say. Bill us he is hetter known in our class is al quiet eoiigeiiiul hwy. His pleasant smile has mm nniny a friend in the long four years of tuil. lf he con- tinues as he has dune in the past his eilorts here will not have been vain. Herek luck to yuu Bill. FHAXCES REBECCA BROWN He Iorefzbie and you will be Ioredf' French Cluh 43. -LJ : 'l'reasure1' 44s : Hiking Club 421: Dramatic Cluh Q-Lb: Atteiulzlnee Honor Roll 121: Field Day il. Qi : Gyiiiimsties tl. 2. 31 z Qld Orig- inul: Fielfl Daly Moniter 447: Class llilS9lPi1ll gil D. Ltmk who we have before ui! Frances haw il host of friends which she enter- tain, with her witty reniarks and ai Sun- ny qnile. She is une of our heit short' ftury writers and niueieians. Frances we het on you for great things. Q 2 RENOCAHI if Ronnmi LEE BROWN Be not simply flood. but be good for something. Robert is a very quiet sort of a per- son. But he many friends to believe he favorite Color iuanages to make a good and to persuade Glasses, is good-looking. Buster's is Red.', VIRGE BROWN Ile is warm' alone tlmlt is in the ronzpatny of Noble fllOllglLfS.,, Assistant Manager Baseballg Varsity football tl, 2, 3. 45 1 Captain of Football Team ti, 3, -Hg Varsity Baseball Team tl. LZ, 3. -Ljg Monogram Club tl, 2, 3, 41 : President Monogram Llub t-ll : Ath- letic Association tl, 2, 3, 453 President Athletic Association 147 g Dramatic Club tl. 2, 3. 43g Business Manager Draina- tie Club Q-ll: Vice-President Dramatic Club 43, -LJ: Glee Club tl. 2, 3, 413 tguartette 43, -Hg Magazine Stall' 1453 Vie:--P1'esiclent Class 137: Field Day fl, 2, 23, -lb z Class llaseball 13, -LJ : Captain Class Baseball Q33 g Class Football 4415? Captain Field Day tl. :Zi 1 Captain Class llasliet-ball 441. Virgie is a ,qoml student and also a Hardy athlete. 2 REXOCAHI Q VN' - . ' 6 .: l I K EXCIE XYRIGHT BCRTOX A brain Lis zuorfh little u'-itlzouf ai tongue. REXOCAHI Staff 13, Mg Athletic As- sociation ll. 2l: Class Basket-ball il, 233 Dramatic Club 62, 3, 45: Debate 139: Field Day ll. 2, 31: Class Vice- President Ula. l0bJ: French Club 43, -ll: President 445: Class Prophet: Voted Best Sense of Humor, Actress, Business Ability, Most Original. Xe has a host of friends and she sticks by them through thick and thin. Many Monday Blues have been driven away by her sparkling wit. Xen is also a F0otlight favoritef' She knows her Belasco. Good nature and good sense must ever joinf' MILDRED BURTON Lore is the greatest of EdllCflfl0lls.,, QI am educatedl French Club l3l: REXOCAHI Staff tl, 27: Field Day 12r: Field Day Monitor 141: Gymnasium Class Q2. 35: Athletic Association 121: Class Baseball 133: Dramatic Club 13, -ll. If you want sunshine on a rainy day look for -Jack. She is accommodating, sincere. frank. generous, and bubbling over with unexpected words. 2 RENooAH1 .35 1 1' 1 1 , , I 1 I .-.v-I 1 XVI LLIAM C. BL'R'l'OX You get Cl thorn on crergf rose- Buf aiift the roses s1c'cet. ' Athletic Association 12. 3. 41: Secre- tary Athletic Association 131: Cheer Leader 131: Dramatic Club 131: Secre- tary Dramatic Club 131 : President 141 5 Souvenir Staff 1l1: Assistant Editor- in-Chief RI-ZNOCAHI 131: Editor-in-Chief RENOCAHI 141: Winner lst Prize Ricxo- CAHI Stories 121: lst and ind Prizes 141: Class President 131: Voted Best Actor, hlost, Congenial, Most Accom- modating. Most Talented. and Most Poetical: Chief Coninienceinent Marshal 131. Mutt, the O'Henry of thc Senior Class is everyone's friend. He has that thing most coveted by all a personality. His hobby is acting and he has just about reached the top of the ladder in amateur acting: HERBERT BUTLER ll'l1o izeither can iior irill, will oiefverf' Athletic Association 11, 2. 41 3 Var- sity Football 1-L1: Varsity Track 121g Class Track 11. 2. 31: Field Day 11, 21 : Voted Most Courteous, Neatest Boy. Quiet, unobtrusive but achieving with that decision that speaks of a strong de- pendable eharacter. Always cheerful but never boisterous, we End Herbert uni- versally liked. He is certainly an ex- ception to the rule that distance lends GI1Cll3lltlllL'llt,u Herbert may your ef- forts tloat high upon the stairway of faine. 2 REXOCAHI Q .wie il ir. mi' - lu. , - . QP!- HJ Y ROBERT BUTLER HELEX CASTELEEX CARTER .llIf1 The elemenfs werf? so mired in Illrfllljf PIUSS. Of flllgfl-:1'11f7 her flint Hflfllfi' miglff .sffznfl up mzrl SIIPYZ be rm fn-f,u1s1f1u11.' say to all file 11-wifi-'7'!11'.w was fl mf1n'. SIMS 011111171112 fo f?1'P ,11 0116- Itfs jusf her disposition. Assistant llziselrall-Maliagel' 1-ln : Ath- letic Association rl. 2. ZS. Jfl: Llillltiilll RFNOCAIII Stuff 111: Henan' Roll for Class Truck 141: Football 'l'ez1111 ll. 33. AU9Ud2U1l'9 'I'- 4p: Basket-hull Tenin iii: Class Bas- , , Y , ket-ball 1 l. 2. 3. 41 : Varsity 'llI'i1Cli Teani Q TU lfnofl .Helen UQ' 1'ff?w11'i1- 5111? 11215 fl! : Tl'9214lll'91' ilass tl. 2. 31 : Athletic' 2.0111 191 legit? mv. 19.1 Clxilfbllletefb In 191 Assoc-iatimi 'l'1'ez1su1'e1' Q-Lv : Mu11og'1'a111 lm im gem 9 uw 5' .h al? Rule that Club mi 4,1 Field Dm, H. 2. 3. -U! She mill make a success 111 lite. On the r-Iioiwc of friends Bob is the local Red Grange and il U 1 Our floor! name flf'pe11fZS.' popular student in R. H. S. His geiierul good l11lIl101' makes l1i111 ll fzivmite with the lads and lussies alike. lil 2 BENOCAHI Q VAX - fi 2 'ff sn ' L' -ge. tp ss S- - ze? ,, . Q I y W ' ki: it X 5. .Q My - ,fi - S , . 1- FRANK CHANCE VVILLIAM CHANEY Doubt whom you Qc-ill, but 'never your- No ofne lunozvs zeliait he Cam do until he Self, lil't6S.,, Assistant Football Manager 115 : Foot- ball Manager 1255 Varsity Football 13, 45g Class Basket-ball 11, 25g Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 45 1 Field Day Moni- tor 145g Field Day 11, 2.53 Assistant Business Manager RENOCAHI 1353 Busi- ness Manage RENOCAHI 145: Dramatic Club 1l, 453 Glee Club 12, 3, 45: Male Quartet 12, 353 Mixed Quartet 1451 Double Quartet 145: Connnenceinent Marshall 135: Monogram Club 135: Old Originalg Voted Biggest Flirt and Most Musical Boy. Bailey is proof enough that ladies as well as gentlemen prefer blondes. Musician, business man, and athlete, straightforward and a good pal. XVe'd stake our boots on Bailey Athletic Association 11, 2, 35 : RENOCA- HI Staff 1459 Class Basket-ball 13, 455 Class Baseball 1353 Debating Council 1355 Cheer Leader 145: Noisest Boyg Biggest Grumblerg Old Original. Though diminutive physically, 'fRunt occupies quite a large place in the class happenings. He possesses the art of doing a thing and getting away with it. Always ready with a reply to any thrust in his direction, we find him greatly liked by all. 2 REXGCAHI 3 4 Q ' ' 9 e I mf 'sei' . .fl ' -. u , gi., A. .gr A - F-.3 if 'iff' R . tx' i 2 52 we ' ' Q11 t v , - fs: l . 1 Q 'C ? 4 li ELVA COX Liana MGZELLE DALLAS 3 3 'nqeeolzfl fllO1lfl1IfR are ever zviser. ' Athletic Association cl. 2. 3. ll : Field Day fl. 2. 3l: Class Basket-ball ll. 2. 3l: Hiking Club tllz Class Baseball l3l. Quiet. studious. good naturecl. these words just spell Elva. lYe think she would look well in household settings. She loves to jest. too. when she isn't studying. Do your best and leflre the i'esl'.' Hiking ll. 2l: French Club f3. -Llg Draniatie Club 12. 3l: Athletic Associa- tio11 12. 3.1: Class Basket-ball 12. 31: Track 1373: Honor Roll for Attendance ll. Ql. Mozelle always does her best. but we don't know about leaving the rest. Al- though she often goes to the Broadway she always finds time for her lessons. She Counts everyone as a friend and we are proud to be so. Mozelle adores birds, especially the Her dependability and lovable personality are sure to make her a great nurse and we hope she will find plenty more in Riehxnond. RENOCAHI 'Ui 33 2 , f 4 wr r QW f T ' 21 V It ,M '. f' 5 f gg! may Q Z 4: x - 3 1 Z If Q12 ., ,W ff Q? M, Q' f ' 7 ,, - 'ffggl li l K f fi? I X ffl ,gg f f ',PT?Vf jg M ij, CLYDE YfENAl'll.l2 DAVIS IJAPHNE LL'L'll,l,E GILLIAM ':S1lf Cf'lI is lin' inrlm' of H10 m1'nfl. ulllllfll llmris IIIY' fruf. A fwfr Il'UI'1fS will flu. Aflllvtif- :XSSUl'lilflHll ll. 2. 31: lfivlcl DU' ll. 2. 3, ll: Yzxrsity 'lll'HCli 'lklmn llativnt toll-mtiml of life is the atti- ll. 2. Ill: Cllevr l,02lll4'l' 141: X'ill'Sll'Y tuell- liaplunv takes. She is true lo her lYIH'XYl'ltlllf1' 'l'ea1n1 131: Bl l,lLlllk' 'l vp- frielmls at lll llll10S. and slle has il host lst 4-lug 'llI'l2lllQlll2ll' lJf-lmtv mln: Ulm- uf frim-mls. Hlu- says tllzlt she is no- llulr C492 Claw Histwrizillz Ulll Urigillzll. lmmlyk lwwt girl, laul tlllllll we all know W , I tllzlt slw ig ll'Ylllj1tU foul ll-4. Plilllllllg lfwks must c'm'tz1111ly lw tlle- wxlulml uf skill and 1-111-1'g'x'. As il typiwt xml artist' H1'4-4-11111-sul is uslmllv aw Sy as al um- lvggerl umm rlmng tlu- lnlzxc-li lmttlml but it ll2lFll.l. killcrl his fun. HL- luu that szlving sa-lnsv of lu rj., 9? Q REXOCAHI Q 1 v e 1 I MELBA GROGAN EDXYTN GUNX Her blue eyes sought the west afar, Aim af the lziglzesf there is alzmiys Fur lovers lore the western star. ruonz 111 the Top. Athletic Associutimi tl. 2, 3.3 : Class -luniiii' Debating Society lla 1 Athletic Basket-hall ll. 2b: French Club 13. 41: Associatimi lil: Clues Baseball 43. 433 Varsity Basket-hull Sllufld ll. 21: Field Vluse Basket-hall 1-lm. Day tl, 2. ll: Hiking' Cluh ll. 23: Y 1 Q Qlass Basellall lgl: Clld Original. We t111cl 111 Edwin one of the most stuclioue and delaelidahle buys i11 our A pause muet he made for 21 look at Chief- Hlii l1iCk'11i1P19, Slim gully Well K'Malaha. :kltl10UlQ'iltl1llQt slieisuwilliiig' fllflfllee- IH1' lve lleheve he will hit the llelpclx lylleu lt COIHQS tu lglml Slleg 111a1'lf. and will 211111 only for that which a pe1'fec't A11gel. She ie il gowcl little H hlghpst 111111 best- ermk aucl she says some day she holaes to Specialize i11 Cl1OlbS.U 23 2 RENOCAHI Q ,--.--. I l Q 2 LH. 1 MABLE HARDY hfwllllf' unfl trip as you go. 011 the light funlrzsfic' foal, 'll1't'2lNlll'f?l' fl 3 z Hiking' Club fl J : Tram-k tl, 2, C33 1 Athletic Association li, 3, -lj 1 Rimofuxiir Staff 4-19: French Club QS. 41g Vive President Hb: Drainatic- Club 12. 3. Mg Costume Manager fill 1 Make- I 7 up Manager Hi: fllee llllll fl.. 53, -ll: Quartet 443 g Assistant Cheer Leader ffij q Cheer Leader 145 : Voted Most Poetieal-Best l?e1'sonality. Although Mable has been on the Virgo of an affaire flu eoeu1 ' she has niaiiagecl to do things llrown. She-'s a popular peptimist and she van make Salome look like a rlieuinatic- Gilda Cray and Pavlowa had better look to their laurels. 24 ALBERT L. HASKINS, JR. For zrlfere he jim' his lzeurf, he set his lulml To do the thing he u'iII'fI. and bore it 1l11'o'. Class Statistiesg Class Traek fl, Qlg Varsity Basket-ball Squad 147: Class llasket-ball 12, -ljg Varsity Tennis 1393 Class Tennis 13, -Ll: Athletic Associa- tion il, 2, 3, -Ll: Magazine Staff 12, 455 llraniatie Club fl, 2, 3, -13: Stage Man- ager and Assistant Business Manager of Draniatie Club 443: Voted Best Artistg lYlllIlt'l' of lleelamation Contest f3lg Tennis Champion Clloublesj 135. Albe1't's personality business ability, neverfailing smile, anrl politeness have won him many friends and assure him a great sueeess. 2 REXOCAHI Q F-4- 'u F 'S Q I 5 I t PACT. D. HASTIXHS By The work our lfilllll'-9 Thr' 1m1'l.'mf111. Class President 141 : Atlilvtic' Assoc-iuf H011 1l. 2. 3. 41: Varsity Fnmitllzlll 13. 41: Varsity Basket-ball 1l. 2, 3. 419 Captaiii 141: Yzirsity Basvball 1l. 3, 41: Clzlss lg2l9li6t'll2lll 1l. 2. 3. 41g Calp- taiu 131: Class lfwwtball 141: Class Baseball 131: Class 'l'1'u1-k 1l. 2. 3. 41: Drauiatic- Club 1l. 2. 31: 1911111 Club 12. 3. 41: President llebzitiiig Cbuucil 141: Moiiugiuiii Club 13. 41: Vutefl Best Pe1's11iiz1lity. Paul's PD's. leaclwsliip. ability. pei'- souality. and sense of duty. ull cmubiuo to make him um- of the most popului' boys iu the scliuul. LILLIAX MARGARl4I'l' HCMPHREYS Good frorfis mst nuflzizzg but zwrflz IIlllCll.u Athletic Associatiuii 1l. 2. 3. 41: Class l-lasket-ball 1l. 21: Varsity Bas- ket-ball 131 z Rlaiiagei' 141 z Hiking' Club 1l 1 : Class Tennis 121 : Class President 121 : ljfillllilllf' Club 12. 3. 41 1 P1'OIIlPlt?1' 141 : Hhxocpxiii Stall' 11. 3. 41 : Old Hrigiual: Ywtwl Idvul Senior. C Bli2l1'f,J,'2ll'1't. by her gentle iuaiiners. sweet clispositibii and real win-tli has so eu- clearecl liersvlf in the lieurts of all that YXvl11?I1 she has passed it is like the ceas- ing bf exquisite 11u1sic. Q RENQCAHI 'tg h-an-aan DAVID W. JUI-INSOX. JR. If the girls flmff fall for me, I turn urozmd to see u'lmf's lzolfling 'vm up. Athletic Assoeiati-on tl, 2. fill 2 Class '1'1-ng-lg 12, Zim 3 Class Basket-ball Q23 1 6:1911 Club 13. 43: Dramatie Club Hi: Advertising Manager RENOCAIII Hb : Class Tennis 13. -Lp 1 First Prize lil-:Noor III Short Story lontest li-ll: Old Origi- nalg Voted Most Coneeited: Best Mexi- can Athlete: llaziest. Dehold Dave. the class snoozei'. We all wonder how he passes his work. it must CUBIC to him in dreams. But talk about a good time-Dave is an ardent, believer in liaving a good tlllllh We expect great things froni hiin. EVELYX MILLER KEMP lie sion: to promise, quiiclr to per- form. Athletic Association tl, 2, 3lg Class Basket-ball tl, 2, 35 : Dramatic Club ffl, 3, ll : 'll1'6'RSll1'Q1' of Dramatic Cluh 1453 file-e Club C-ll: Secretary of Class t3lg Presimh-nt of Class til: French Club 13, -lr: Staff Q-llg Honor Roll for Attend- anee ll, 2. 33 g Commencement Marshall 1373 Room Representative RENOCAHI ill: Old Original: Voted Most Indiff- erent: Best Dressed, and Most Attrac- tive Girl. XYho said beauty and brains donit niix? Tliey don't know Evelyn. She is an energetie scholar, a charming com- panion and a dependable friend, always lovely and fresh in appearance. 2 RENOCAHI .gg ' s EYELYX BYRD LAXR i'.lIll-91.0 has povrvr to mini the .wrflge breasff, Glee Club 13. 41: Piuniet I-ll: Ur- ehestra 121: Class Basket-l1all il. 21: Field Day 41. 2. 41 : High Selnml Pllllllbt 6-11: High St-litml l'l1m't1s sl. 2. 3. 41: Hlee Club Suluift 1-L1: Draniutit- Klub 12. 3. 41: Pianist l-11: French Club 13. 41: Gyinlmeilliil Clase ll. 121: Hiking' Club ll. 21: Ula-Q 'll-nnie Te-:lin 121: Dnuble and Mixed Quartet 141 : Athletic Assut-iatiuii ll. 21: Yuted Biggeet lflup- per and lflirt. Biggeft Xuisuin-e. Xuisi- est. llmt illklltlllkill. Slant 3lll+lC'ill. Vivac-i11us. fI'PHl'lillllg'. eu11al1le. l-Ivelyn is il pianist. singer. duneer and uc-tri-ss uf excellence. She's at Byrd. LILLIAX MAKE 'Tz'S better to be .silent and be fllOZlflIlf rlunzb than to .vpeuls and remove all flfjllllffl Athletic Assiweiatiun ll1: Druniutic tlub 11. 21 z l-'reneh Club 13, 41 : Honor llull fur Atteiulance ll. 21: Field Day 141 1 Vutecl Quietest Girl. Lillian is petite and Very quiet. She believes in the wld aulage. pleasure before duty. Pleasure In her is writing. draw- ing and nniking' niueic. Llwiiseqtleiitly, she is une of the must talented ll1GIlllJQl'S 11I our elasf. 2 RENGCAHI Q lg . , ..s. DURA MAE MCCOY I r0m day 10 filly in the Saline 0111 :ray So'umI.w file' ilfPl'l'.ll Ilnzrgliier of illuef' Voted Biggest Gig'gle1'. XXTll9Il you hear some one laugh you may cast your eye around and to be sure you will see Mae. YYhenever and where- ever she meets you she greets you with a smile. Mae is very popular among' both girls and boys, We regret, that she did not join us before our junior year. but in the short length of time she has won a host of friends at R. H. S. CLYDE MCKINNEY '7'1'.w e.r-eellent fo hare rr Gfiafnltls Sfrengflzf' Varsity Football 12, 3. -ll: Varsity Baseball fl, 2, 3, ll: Athletic Associa- tion tl, 2. 3. -ll g Monogram Club Cl, 2, 3, -ll : Field Day fl, 2. 3. -ll 3 Class Base- ball 13. -Ll: Class Football 1493 Voted Class Baby. Clyde seems always to be on the right side of everytliing. He is very quiet, studious and athletic. Z REXOCAHI gb x , , i .4 r I l LL. s L JCLE MCBIICHAEL .-lent idler is a useless thing. Dramatic Club Q-Il: Athletic Associa- tion f-LJ5 Basketball Squad 1419 Class Basket-ball l-ll: Gym Class 1-Llg Voted Smartest, Most Stutlious. lYe haven't known Jule but one year, in that time we have realized he is good looking and it doesn't interfere with his brain. XYe wish him as much success at Carolina as at Virginia VIRGIXIA HARRIS MBIS ll'l1ile the tall mrlirl 'is stooping the small one has swept the house. Glee Club l4l: Staff 13. 4lg Athletic Association tl, Zh: Dramatic Club 12, 3. -Ll: Secretary of Dramatic Club 1-Llp French Club 43, -Ll : Secretary of French Club 43. 4I: Class Basket-ball tl. Zh: High School Orchestra fl. :2l: Com- mencement Marshall 131: Secretary of Class 19a and ltlblg Old Original: Voted Most Congenial, Cutest and Xeatest Girl. Jinks is positive proof that Gentle- men prefer blondesf' Once you know her youfll never forget her. Her charm- ing personality has won for her a place in all our hearts. Jinks here's hoping you'll someday take the place of Kreisler. Q RENOCAHI Q ma BOY LEE MIXOR I,iHIe. buf Iourl-.H Athletic Association 11. 2, 3. 43: Varsity Football 11. 2, 3, 43: Varsity Basket-ball 12, 3, 13: Varsity Baseball 12, Il, 43: Class Basket-ball 11. 2, 3. -13: lXlanag'cr 123: Class Track 11. 2. 3, -13: Captain 113: Roll Attendance 123: Voted Cutest Boy: Athletic Association President 143: President Athletic Asso- ciation 143. Skinnie has at last fallen -and it seems to be plenty hard-but if he has as much luck in loves as in other activities, he is certainly sitting pretty. llest of luck- Skinnie. JACK MONTGOMERY The suresf :ray 10 lrif fl It'0777,U'i7,8 lzfecwt is fo false aim l.'ncc7ing. Football Squad 13. -13 : Baseball Squad 13. 43: Tennis Team 133 : Class Tennis 133: Tennis Champion 1singles and doubles3 133: Class Track 11, 2, 3, 41: Dramatic Club 13. -13: Class Marshall 1-13: Athletic Association 11. 2, 3, 43: Class Basket-ball 11, 2. 3, -13 : Class Foot- ball 133: Class Baseball 13. 43: Stall' 133: Voted Biggest Bum: Monogram Club. .lack is right out there in many Zllliilll' a genial and loveable chap. lVhat was that about all work and no playw- well certainly nothing has made Jack a dull boy. R15XoC11H1 Q f - 3. Y. 4 - - L- -- V fgQ -P. Q 1 Y 5: Mi ' ,g51'Yw,,, 4- 114- 1, , 1 1 :A 1' N 4. , ' ' 1'1 fi, fxig' ' . f- H - ' .za S. . Sf, ' . f if l ' 1, F, if 1 1 il S GEI-'iTRL'DIi PAINTER IQVAX PALMER Lei 1110 u'0r1fI S11-l1?. 01' 1111 if go. 'llly 011131 11001.19 are If'OlI1fllI.S 100158. -1 Hg for care. 0 fig for woe. and follgfs all they ffzughf me. F1'Ql1C'll Clulm 153, 41. Atl1leti1' Assoc-iatio11 12. 3. 41 : Va1'sit5' , , , , , 1footl111ll 511111161 141 : Class Football Q-Lb : C1Q1'f1'llClQ J4'llIlt'Cl 11s 111 our Jllllllll' year. C-his Bzlgket-M111 12, Z Mimogmm Club Since tll9ll.Sll9 has 11'o11. our ll821l'TS. x1'itl1 Ml: L-libs Baseball 13M yffmql Most her Sllllilllllf' pe1'so11z1l1ty and XY1ll1l1g- Attl.M,tiVe Bm.: voted Best ljressedi ness to lend 11 l11111d. XYQ hope Ge1't1'11de Voted D1.u0.-Stbre Cowbov. ' will hold as llig' il 11111111 111 the wo1'l1l 21- C ' . , 4 ' . , . 4 Q ' , . . , , V Y , Y she lm. 111 11111 l1e.11t . .rlle lr 51111. to Palma. 15 the must C.4,11eg.mtt, and at- Illalik' il s111'c-ws at illlyflllllg N119 1111gl1t U,uL,tiW hm. in thi, Swim. Class. He has attempt 111 11112 won 11111111' fl'l9l1l.1S 111 his l1l0'l1 school v C c-a1'ee1' tll1'llllg'l1 his 11eve1'-1111l111g lC1IlClllB:1S to 1'V9l'5'Ullt'. 231 2 RENooAH1 Q f f Q' W bm. 1' -f iv f Ya .4 .Ls . wh YZ .sg 7- .km RUBY PARTLOXV Be cheerful and happy If others you make glad ,' Let Reigni the ,King of lmppifness Aml you will never be sad. Voted Most Modest. NVe sure will miss 'four modest Ruby, although she is seldom heard. Her ten- dency to look on the liriglit side of every thing and give everyone a helping hand in the heart of her classmates. She is noted for her frankness in what she says. We wish you the best of success Ruby. fi X , f at Q? MYRTLE PEARSON Duty done is the 8071138 fiires-'ide. French Club 135g Honor Roll for At- tendance 425: Voted Smartest Girlg Voted Most Stuclious Girl: Salutatorian. Myrtle is extremely conscientious, And when tilQ1'9'Sl work to dog lf she has a hand in it, Sliek sure to put it through. Myrtle! character speaks to us of high and noble aspirations. Gentle in spirit yet withal, positive, steady in purpose and willing' to serve. Q Rnxocliai 53 Wg' f9 ,,. ' 1 B' , J 1 km ,J fffi' ff. - , A ,R RFQ-4 - QWNP' is , ' , 1.,,.A.f',' ' 9.35 if fs, 3352 , az s ' A .I -I 2' as g- l FORREST POWELL Silence is golden. Athletic Association tl, 2, 3, -ll: Class Basket-hall C-Lrg Class Baseball Q3, -H3 Voted Quietest Boy. Forrest lies low and says very little when the teachers are around. He thinks that silence is golden. You find him always ready to lend a helping hand to his classmates. Therefore he has Won many friends during his four years at R. H. S. GERTREDE PRICE Let the frorlrl slide, or let if go. .1 fig for mic, fl fig for woe. French Club f3. -lb. Gertrude joined us in our Junior year. Since then she has won our hearts with her sunshiny personality and willing- ness to lend a hand. XYe hope Gertrude will hold as big a place in the World as she has in our hearts. She is sure to make a success at anything' she might attempt in life. REXOCAHI ' .x Kgqjgx Q .7 N 5, 2, ' iQ I Je 1.13 if 22, V, Zi ,s Q-542 1. Q , 5 gig X -,gy x ye x f x X f - s eq, 545 . U 1 is 1-ffl sm -,. f , ci. N .gf z. 1 I r X sw we fe Lf v 1 V1 - -t f X . sim is V 'E - - W il ' Q Q' W ' is ' W sf? ef, -qw , - . , . A , Q , - Q , L ,f , 'ft 5 s -,s ' , - . .M mime X AS v.i.f..w:s1 , M8591 W ez Q i -mslwxs S VY M '12 if JAMES YY. RAKESTRAXY Ulf is better 10 'lllfljff' friienrls fasf. fha-n T0 'mulfc' fast friends. Athletic Association Q-ll 1 Varsity Basket-hall Q-lb : Class Basket-hall 1-Hg lfootlinll Silllilfl K-lb : Class Track 141. 'il-luke onine to ns in his senior year. He lllilfle quite a hit with every one. especially with the ladies. He always looks on the hriglit side and is ready to help one in any way he can. XYe are ex- pecting great things from him in the fn- ture. Second tliouglits are ever wiserf BLANCHE ROBERTS Smile and you, will find life worth l!'lIl'I6'.li Her sweetness and gentleness are her outstanding traits. Her tendency to look on the bright side of things and her readiness to help everybody has Won for her u warm place in the hearts of all her fellow students. nizxocpini Qs an is ' rye .. ' .e isis' .' f or t t i i A I R. .ah .fi gg , .xt 55 il.: V ' A :Rf ' ., e g. i l 2 X 5 R p i L. ,A .ig Q fi. L- 3 ' HAROLD L. RUYALS MARGARET SAXDS EVN let the Fdlltwjf room. Good lIl'lfllI'E'fI. ymzerozzs. jolly and elerer, I'Ifasure nerer is at home, Iler tongue like a broolclet goes on forever. Athletic Association 141. p Q Class Basket-hall tl. 2. Jfr: far- Harold is one of the most polite hoyg sity' Basket-ball 13. 41: Hiking Lluh at R. H. S. He is very stntlions. Harold is very particular about his stppearant-e. His hair is always slit-lc. and his tie just right. He ninst he interested in the opposite sex. altho' he is very hashful. He is often seen writing' letters. We think he's taking a Correspondence Course. XYe hope you will lie a great snot-ess. Harold. min z Athletic Association tl. 2. 3. -L 1. Margaret is a basket-ball Fiend and one of the best player on the team hut her tongue is her Inost ac-tive organ. She is popular with lioth lioys and girls and we are sure she will make a great sue- Cess in life. 2 Rnnooaru Q of 5 'W 1 PAUL SANDS 'KA little 'nonsense now and then is irel- tshecl by the best of menf, Athletic Association ll, 2. 3, 45 3 Class Baseball C355 Field Day ll, 2, 3, 45, Varsity Football 12, 3, 4l 5 Class Basket- ball 413 5 Old Original, Voted Class Boob, Biggest Nuisance. Pot'l is known and recognized by the crazy cracks and witticisms, he is always pulling off. There's none so good. Pot, true to his name is always boiling over with fun. lVatch out Mr. Ar- buckle. 36 YVILLIAM SAUNDERS I 'Xerer explain. Friemls clonlt need if. Efnemfies 1con't believe it. Field Day Cl, 235 Athletic Associa- tion ll, 2, 3, 43 1 Varsity Football Squad 145, Glee Club 145, Class Basket-ball ll, 25: Varsity Basket-ball Squad 121, Class Football 141 3 Dramatic Club Q31 3 Best Looking Boy, Most Indifferentg Most Sarcastic. Bill,' is the best looking boy at R. H. S. He is a good athlete and also a bright student. He is noted for getting by with the teachers, especially Miss Bunn. YYe think Bill', is in Love be- cause he talks in his sleep the next day on class. Bill5s brightest ambition is to be a great man. Luck to you Bill.,' Q REXOCAHI Q xjj il , llHL'lS1-I G HEY SMITH Lore ull. trust Cl fezr. be false to none. Hiking Club ll. 21 z Alunini liditor uf RENOCAHI Staff 1-ll: Attendance Honor Roll 13. -lr: Dramatic Club 13. ll: French Club 131. 41: Vice-President of French Club 131: Secretary of French Club 1-ln : Class Baseball 131: Old Original. lVhen we hear Louise-We think of a sweet girl. for Louise has proved to be one of the sweetest and smartest girls in our class. She's always ready to help anybody she can and always ready to sympathize but even with that sl1e's ready for a good tinie, we expect a great success from Louise. ,TOHX SMITH Tr1II.'ing is one of the Fine .1rfs, Varsity Baseball ll. 2. -ll: Varsity Basket-ball ll. 2. -li: Varsity Football lla 1 Class Basket-ball lla : Class Bases ball lla: Class Football 1-lm: Dramatic Club 4-lb: Glee Club fl. 2. ll: Double Quartet 441: Orchestra 11. 21: Hono- grain Club 42. la: Field Day ll. 2. 41: Athletic Association ll. 2. llg Voted lVittiest. Funniest. -lohn is known as the recess cut, up. He always has crowds awaiting' to hear his outlandish speels. But John's a wonder because he manages to work and play in tl1e same day. Best of Luck. Johnnie. Q RENOCAHI gg DAVID SOMERS SiIc'nc-e his golden. Athletic Association ll, 3, 45 1 Var- sity Football 12, 49: Varsity Baseball fl, 2, 3, 47 g Varsity Basket-ball 13, 45 1 Monograni Club fl. 2, 3, 45: Manager Baseball t4jg Class Football 143: Field Day tl, 2, 3, 41: Class llaseball 13, 43 3 Class Basket-ball fl, 2, 3, 43. David is one of our best athletes. He is also one of our quietest boys. Although he likes to take a snooze He usually wakes when he gets near .ig , is 5 ul. 38 DGROTHY J. SOUTHARD Hflafflzfer ye rosebfuds while ye may 0111 time is fast u-flyifngf, lfrench Club 13, 41g Member Hiking Club 41, Zig Honor Roll 11, 25. Doi, joined us in our sophomore year but bas climbed to the top with us. She is very studious and quiet although she does Bark a little. NVQ hope in her teaeliing they will love her as we have. Q REXOCAHI Q XYILLIAM GEXTRY SPR IXGS 1t's no time to szrup horses IVIZFII you are crossing ll stream. Athletic Association ll, 2, 3. -Lrg Treasurer Athletic Association Ml: Class Baseball 43. -Ll: Class Football K-ll: Class Basket-ball HJ: Field Day 42. 3. Mg Varsity Football Squad 1-LJ: Circulation Manager HENOCAHI 441: Dramatic Club 13. -ll: Property Man- ager Dramatic Club 149: lYinner of Chinqua Penn Essay Prize 131: Class Lawyer: Old Original: Voted Most Origi- nalg Best Sense of Humor. XVill Rogers had better watch his ropes. Dad'5 has a pungent sense of humor and a personality to put it over. By the way have you heard this one. EDXA MAE STONE It's the song ye sing And the smile ye zvear Tlza.f'.s: fl-nzrzlchzg the szmshine every- 1c'l1ere.' Reidsville High School will mourn the loss of Edna. who is one of the most studious girls in our class. She helps herself and is never too tired to help others. She has saved us many a ze1'o on Monday morning. She has many friends both in her own class and in the other clasaes. They all love her and wish her the greatest of success as a teacher. 2 R13NooAH1 Q MABLE TAPSCOTT To sum up nil, be merry, I adrise and as lI'C I'f' merry, may we still be wise. Mable joined our class this year, coni- ing from Pleasant Grove and she has proved a valuable addition to the class. To know Mable is to love her. She is a good student and goes about her work quietly without display of any kind. ELTON H. TRENT Be 1101 merely good. buf good for SO7ll'6fll'il1g.H Track 4-Ll: Field Day 143. Cast an eye here! It is 'cBuck.', one of our most dependable boys. His greatest pleasure is wading'5 in daisies that grow in Leaksville. Buck has a frank and cheerful disposition and has won for himself many friends in the school. Q RENooAH1 gg 'i f . '24 Q ,Q Mfg 5' 1 1 CORXELIA ELIZABIQITH TROXLER iiB6ff6I' fo Zire 11'i1'l1o11f 111011011 1111111 witlzout f1'ic11ds. French Club 13. 41: Secretary French Club C411 Attendance Honor Roll filly Hiking Club 121: Glee Club 125, -L13 Dramatic Club 441 : If you like 21 good sport. a clieerful dependable and sympathetic girl. That's Cornelia all over. She is a regular shark when it comes to French. If there's anything that she docsn't know, it just hasn't been discovered. Although she drives a Buick she is fond of Cart-er -yes a cart with il red-headed driver. 'lYou will not be loved if you think of no one but yourself. XVI LLL-XM T URXER lI'l1af's 11'o1'fl1 doing uf ull, is zrorflz doing well. Field Day 131g Athletic Association ll, 31. XYillian1's cheerful and sunny nature has won for hin1 many friends in R. H. S. William always attends to his own business and does his work well. He is the type of person who we believe will make the sturdy. honorable, reliable, de- pendable citizen of the coming genera- tion. Q REXOCAHI Q s gsm . 1 .HCRIIY SAMCICJ. XYA1i11NEH lQl'CY liLlZAl3lC'l'H NYARE Let lglI0l'ClNf'f' full: us it will, Ifurii- ll'l1f'11 joy flllll duty clash ing has ifs Millie. Im! 11111.11 ga fo S7llClS1l.l, Athletic :hSS1lC'l2ltlUll 11, 2, 3, 41 1 Yzlr- SQL'l'l't2ll'y Class 1l 1 1 Class Basket-ball sity Basket-bull 12. I-3, 41: Class Basket- 121 1 Hiking' Club 121g Glee Club 12. 3, ball 11, 2, 3, 41 1 Class Baseball 13. 41 : 41 : lJl'2llll2ItlL' Club 113, 41 z Class Buse- Cluss Trait-k 11. 2. 41: hl11ll11lQl'?llll Club ball 131: Field Day 1313 Track Captain 141 1 Hmmm' Hull fur Attemlaiiee 121g 131 : l'xl'l'llCll Club 131: See1'et,a1'y French Class 'l'1'ez1su1't-1' 141: Voted Must Digui- Club 131: Pianist Freneli Club 1313 fied, Best Business Ability. Voted lbgge-st Grumbler. Pug is 111111 of the must Iltllllllkll' buys Lib dec-ided that she looked too uf the seiiifn' 1-lass. Une t-zumut help yullllg' tn kuc1w ull that the teachers notice the quality of stick-t11'it-ness that thought she did su she is letting her Cll2ll'ilC'tQl'lZCS l'ug's 1-vc-1'y zu-tion. When hziii' g'i'mx' out. She is planning to be a it eumes tu lllltilllgllllg' the f.Q'911lll9ll'lC2ll nurse. W1,1iil1li1'tym1 like to be sick? me-dly nllllkil'-l simply fullmvs his mise and Ill2lll2lg'l'H tn get tlwre iii line style. He has L't'l't2lllllj' ,u'11tte1i tl1e1'1- in our upiiiimi. two. 42 2 REXOCAHI if U.-r Z I2 , ,. P2 he 'ff ,- C K .gl 'E x V: MARY REBECCA XVHITF FII be merry and free. l'Il be sur! for Xue-body, If imc'-borly f'lll'E'.Q for nze- Tlzcn FII care for Xue-bodyf' Glee Club 12. 3. -li: French Club: Treasurer-Pianist Q31 : Vice - President l4l : Attendance Honor Roll ill : Secre- tary 123g Second Prize RI-ZNOCAHI Short Story Contest KIM: Hiking' Club t2r: Dramatic Club fi, 3. 43: Old Original: Voted Most Conceited: Field Day Moni- tor l4jg Class Baseball Hin. Bobby is the Juliet and Little XVillie is the Romeo. Pius and candy seein to be her specialty but she is also fond of The Corning of Amos. AXNIE CARR XVHITTEMORE 1 mme. I.w1u'. I conqzzercrdf' French Club 13, -ll: Athletic Associa- tion 12. 3. 47: Dramatic Club Q3, -li: Magazine Staii' 131: Class Basket-ball 12. 31: Voted Prettiest Girl. Annie Carr is perfectly Frank about Everything and it's a relishing thing to see such sincerity. Charming-No End -Ronheur et Amour! Annie Carr! ik, LS . f- R J :QS . , N ' M 4 Q 'ju' K, gy, .- V. x . FRANCES R HBE Cftf.-X XYH l'l l'l'I MOR li llcr -Very frozrws are fairer fur Tl f f' f ' ' 1 ' ' lan smiles of ollzm Illfllflfnllb auf. Dramatic Club HJ: French Club lil. -lj: President French Club f-ll: Hiking Club fl, 25: Class Baseball 1375 Old Original: Voted Most Digniiied. l rank as she is sonietinies called ie one of the sweetest girls at R. H. S. VVll',ll0l1t her smiles on Monday we would surely pass out. She has a very hard time checking on her numerous beaux. VVe're wishing her great success at Green- ville. -L4 RVRY NYILLIAMS 7'ri!les nmlrc perfection, and perfeciion is no fri-llc. Athletic Association tl. 25: French Club 12. 39: Attendance Honor Roll 12, 3, -ll: Honor Roll tl. 3, -ll. Ruby is always willing and ready to do favors for others. ln addition to her lovable nature she is a very conscientious worker. Ruby is indeed a friend through thick and thin. YYQ all wish her Suc- cess at G. C. RENooAHi ig Q REXOCAHI ,ll LCCILE KATHRYX XVIXDSOR Si:1'ty in 118016-Q make 11 frozcn, Thirteen make fl smile. ll'hy zmsfc f'lIF'I'fl'flQr, Athletic Association ll. 2. 43: Dra- matic Club 12, 33 : Hiking Club ll. 2b 3 Class Baseball QSM: Field Day ill: Varsity Squad lla: Class Treasurer Ill: French Club 13. -LJ: Treasurer Hag Honor Roll Attendance tl. 419 Field Day Monitor Al: Gyninasiuni Class tl. 21 5 State Music Contest HQ: Old Original. Many envy Lou for her musical talent and disposition. She has one that everybody admires. She laughs oii' all her worries except one- Toni boys. This is more serious says she. MARY BUTLER XVRAY Eat drinl: and iller BI Athletic Association fl, 2. 3, -ll : Class Basket-ball 11, 2, 3. -lj: Captain Class Basket-ball Q3lg Varsity Basket-ball Squad ll, 2. 3, -lp: Manager Varsity Basket-ball 131: Captain Varsity Bas- ket-ball K-ll: Field Day ll, 2. 3. -Lb: Captain Field Day Q-17 3 Glee Club 12, 3, -Ln: Dramatic Club 13. -U5 Hiking Club tl, 2l: Class Tennis Teani 117: French Club 437: Voted Giftoriang Most Popu- lar: Best All Aroundg Most Athletic ,U ir1l'l. Read the above. Actions speak louder than words. Mer B's. Motto is Be yourself. If you don't like that you're hard to, please. Q 11ENoe11H1 Q Salutator Mv11'r1.11: P1f1.x11soN RIEXIJS 111111 Citizens of Re111sv1lle, our hearts 11re over- 11ow111g with jov to-night, but we can barelv hold hack o11r I : .. V 1 . .L . . tears when we llllllli 111 leaving tl1e 11e11r lilllllllllg that has been a home to us i11 our four years of work 111111 play together. Although we have 1'G21Cl16l,1 the p11rti11g of the ways, we feel that we have erected the greatest. 111111 tl1e 111ost 1111P01'1il111' part of our S11'11C'1ll1'CT1l10 fouucla- tio11. -lust l1Ql'C I 1Jt1l1S0 to express 111 21 Slllklll way Ulll' app1'ee1atio11 to the scl1oo1 11oar11 for the wouclerful e11ue11t1o1111l 1111111111-t1111it1es El1'101'C16Q1 usg for tl1e sple1111i11 jllllglllflllf shown 111 the seleeti1111 of text books and teachers. 111111 it 11ot 130911 for your U111l1'l11Q' efforts we XV011lt1.11Ot be here to-uiglit. Thus 111 our l1e111'ts is il eorclial welcome for each of you, Who has CX1lC11l1Cl1 your ti111e. ytfilll' tliought 111111 your j1lt1g'111C111 111 ou1' behalf. To our 511110111111'114,10111. 1J1'l1lC11l2ll 111111 faculty 111Q11l1JE'1'S I must say that we owe il 11e11t of Q1'2l1111ll1Q, which we e111111ot pay. 1Ve know that you love us, 11e1i'11use Olllf' love eoul11 P1'4'11111!t- tl1e patieiiee 111111 11tte11t1o11 that 51111 have given us. 11011011 we wo11l11 voiee il t'l1l'U1'fll1 welcouie to you, 1100211150 the oee11sio11 wo11l11 not he eo11111lete without your presence 111111 your 11101111 s11ppo1't, Last, hut by 11o 111021113 least, eo111es tl1e 11e11t of gratitude to our I'J2l1'C1l1S. You, wl1o have S11'1lQg'l0L1 to keep 11s 111 school. 111 orcler that we might get tl1e right k11111 of fO1111t12l1lO11, upon which to 11111111 o11r future lives. We kuow that we C2111 never repay you. 11ut we hope to clo just tl1e things 111 life that will hriug you l1ilPP111C'SS H1111 joy. Tlierefore we thrice welcome 'V011 o11 this OCCQlSl1f111 when we are receiving o11r first laurels. Wye trust that this will 11e 1111 UL'L'QlSl4'l11 of joy to every o11e of you. Now tl111t the strife is over 211111 tl1e ,X1'1111sti1-e is sie'11e11 it is you, our nearest 111111 11e11rest f1'lt'lll15 w1tl1 wl1o111 we wis11 to rejoice. 46 Q REXOCAHI Q History of the Class of '27 CLYDE leuvis XE hright sunny tlay in the nionth of Septeniher in the year of our Lortl one thousantl nine huntlretl sixteen a group of young recruits signetl up for an attack on the fort of Knowledge. The oflicers holtling the fort grinily niutteretl hetween their teeth. They shall not pass Y NYe were in for seven years of preparation before we went into the front line trenches. lVe startetl our training with all the vim and vigor horn of novelty hut we soon settletl clown to the norinal routine of canip life. Vie were taught to keep our tents in ortler antl if a surplus of paper collectetl in the canip the guilty one was often taken into the cloak-rooni and given a severe court-lnartial. lve were given to thoroughly unclerstantl arniy tliseipline, soniething we hatetl with a vini, lvecause when tliseipline was lvroken we were put into the guartl house for one hour after tlrill ansl target practice. Our canip life was far froni nionotonous. NYe attacketl and put to rout the outposts of Marshal Geonietry's forces consisting of the three H's. Vle then shovetl alleatl antl chargetl the hill position of Geography. after a furious tight we capturetl this hill antl started shelling hill 135 which was heltl hy Captain History. By the entl of the seventh year we had atlvancetl from the raw re- cruit stage into the huck private stage. although we thought we were veterans. Here the ravages of the flisease. Latin. canie into effect. Many of our regiinent took Latin in spite of vaccination. A suflicient antitoxin not yet heen perfectetl antl alniost as niany fall through the ravages of this ccliscase as fall on account of the hullets of tl1e forces of Marshal Geonietry. We haml a hartl tiine hreaking through the harbetl wire entangleinents of Algebra, Spanish antl Civics hut our captains went aheatl in tanks 47 Q Rnnooru-ri gf equipped with wire cutters ancl fence rippers and we followed them up. The shrapnel fixes antl sixes fell thicker but we put across the counter- barrage of hard work. After storming antl capturing the position of Civics, History retired without firing a single shot. s As we charged in seini-circular forination up the inclined plane to- warml the geometric forces we were shot at froin various angles. At this point History, greatly reinforceml, gave us a snappy counter- attaek antl with the ctmeentration of Generals English, Hath. French, European and -Xnierican History antl the Flying squaclron of connner- cial yvork we hacl a hot tiine taking the Fort. However, we hail our hills in the battle. NVe were a very successful tlivision in Athletics. In our tirst year and also in the second year We won lirst place in the annual iiehl tlay track ineet. YVe furnishetl our share of singers, eoinetlians, aerohats, etc., to keep the entire ariny entertainetl. In the secontl year we furnishefl one of the famous speakers, while in the thirel year we furnishetl two and in the fourth year one. Wie have writers in our clivision, too. Our class took off first ancl secontl prizes in the annual short story contest in the thircl year and in the fourth year we took off first anml thircl prizes. Also in the fourth year we are furnishing all the art yvork for the inagazine puhlisheml hy the alliefl forces. Wle are the second class to he given honorable fliseharge in caps and gowns as a token of our successful cainpaign. Wwe pause here to thank profoundly the lieutenants Whitley. Bunn. Howe, Jenner, Hutton, Vyloinack antl lleaeh Hiller anml Clonnnancler-in-C'hief Fleming ancl Gen- eral Stoyvitts who have hoostecl us 'lover the top. 4S Q Risxocartt Q Class Prophecy Emir: Rvrzroy Y friends and fellow comrades. as I stir into this boiling caul- dron of the future I see the fortunes of inanv faces revealed Q3'Q5'23 :: . . . I . . unto me. but all fade before mme eyes except the fates of those of us who are assembled here to-night. XYe have braved the battles to- gether and every one has proved his worth. Xot one has turned traitor to the great cause-Education. Row we are gathering here to say farewell. lYe may never all meet again. so l will tell you the fates of those of us who are here as the vapor from the steaming pot tells them to ine. Ten years hence, first Lieutenant Paul Hastings will be the presi- dent of the Southern Railroad and will be a very competent oliicial. The American Tobacco Company will be very fortunate in securing Private Jerry Ylvagner who will serve in the capacity of treasurer. Red Cross Xurse. Louise Smith returns to Rockingham County and will be the Home Demonstration agent there. Red Cross Xurse. Elizabeth XVare and Salvation Army Lassie. Frances AYl1llfCH101'Q will be very successful nurses. having received their training at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Private, Albert Haskins will be a noted architect. He will plan the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. XY. C. A. buildings which will be erected in Reidsville within the next ten or iifteen years. Red Cross Xurse. Louise Smith returns to Rockingham County and the French Department at X. C. C. NY. She will tirst go to Europe where she will study at Sarbonne. Paris. Y. XY. C. A. Secretaries. Margaret Sands. Mozelle Dallas and Rlanche Roberts will continue their secretarial work and be secretaries to members of the president's cabinet. Red Cross Xurse. Margaret Humphreys will be head dietitian at Saint Luke's Hospital. 49 Q nnxooani gf? Private, Clyde McKinney will be the niost celebrated football star in America. He will play for the Chicago Giants and he will go abroad to conipete with foreign stars. Privates, Edwin Gunn, Toni lictfolluni, and lllilliani Rrannoeli will enter into niatriniony soon after canip is dismissed and at the end of ten years will be still living happily. Aviator, Jule McMichael will beconie Superintendent of Reidsville High School and the faculty will include, Red Cross Xurses, Lueile Wiindsor and Mae McCoy and Salvation Arniy Lassie, Frances Rrown. Salvation Ariny Lassie. Rebecca lYhite will be a haughty, reserved bachelor wonian who will lecture on Self-Expression and Freedoin of Ideas. She will draw enthusiastic audiences. Red Cross Xurse, Mil- dred Rurton will be one of her strongest advocates. Aviator, John Sniith will be the chief coinedian in George Whites Shows and Red C'ross Xurse, Mildred Rurton will always be found on the front row. Salvation Arniy Lassie. Ruby XYllli2l111S will be pastor of the Rutiin Methodist lfhureh and Red Cross Xuise, lrene Allen will be director of the Sunday School Department there. Privates. lliilliani Springs, Clyde Davis and niyself will be pronii- nent young lawyers and aspirants for the presidency. Red Cross Xurse. Ann Dell Apple will becoine an etlicient physiean. She will return To Reidsville to begin her practice. Aviator. Frank Chance will be in the furniture business and Red Cross Nurse, Annie C'arr llihitteniore will at last have a Chance to boss. Evelyn Lane is the Marion Talley of the next decade, thousands throng the theatre when she is to appear. Privates. Roy Minor and Evan Pahner will own the Reidsville Soda Shoppe. Ry that time Roy will be tall enough to be seen behind the soda fountain. Aviator. Milburn Anios will be the proprietor of a new hotel in his home town. The hotel will originate from the Pantry Shelf. Private Anios will be very fortunate in securing Red Uross Xurse, Ruby Partlow as niatron. Private, lliilliani Vhaney will be diploinat appointed by the Pnited States to settle Mexican disputes. 50 Q nnxocxini Q5 Red Cross Xurse. Gertrude Painter will live in Plorida. She will accumulate an immense fortune buying and selling real estate. Red Cross Nurse. Virginia Mims will catalogue all the leading li- braries in Europe while Miss Kemp will teach English in one of the schools in Paris. Salvation Army Lassie. Laurie Apple and Red Cross Xurses. Da- phne Gilliam and Helen Carter will marry successful farmers in Rock- ingham County. Private. Xlvilliam Saunders will enter the movies, and will attract the attention of more women than Rudolf Valentino. Private, Paul Sands will be Joke Editor for the Greensboro Daily News and Private. XVilliam Turner will be Stock Exchange Editor of the Baltimore Sun. Red Cross Xurse. Myrtle Pearson will be professor of Latin at Randolph-Macon and Salvation Army Lassie, Elva Cox will teach Eng- lish there. Private, Robert Butler will be manager of the Xorth Carolina Branch of Pender's Stores and they will prosper under his manage- ment. Private, David Somers will sign a contract to catch for the Xew York Giants in 1937. He will make quite a fortune from his season' s work. Salvation Army Lassie, Mary Wvray will be the Athletic Director at Hollins College. Private. Elton Trent will run an experimental farm near Raleigh, lf. C. Private. James Rakestraw and Robert Brown will teach school in the rural districts around Wentworth. Red Cross Xurses. YVillis Lea Aldridge and Mable Tapscot will sell life insurance and real estate. Private. David Johnson will make a name for himself as an elec- trical engineer. Private, J ack Montgomery will be president of the Eirst Xational Bank and a nominee for the mayor of Reidsville. Private, Herbert Butler will be cashier of the Eederal Reserve Bank at Atlanta, Ga. Salvation Army Lassie. Gertrude Price will be a Y. YV. C. A. XVorker in Greensboro. 51 Q Rnivooani gg Red Cross Nurses, Lillian Mace and Melba Grogan will run a tea room in High Point. Private. Harold Royals will bc manager of Roses 5c and 10c Store. Private, Forrest Powell will be superintendent of Rockingham County schools. Red Cross Nurse, Gladys Aldridge will be his assis- tant. Salvation Army Lassie, Edna Stone will be playground supervisor for Reidsville. Private, Virge Brown Will be Football Coach at Cobb Memorial, with Salvation Army Lassie, Mable Hardy near to give him inspiration. Private, Vfilliam Burton. Here there seems to be a contradiction. Fate says that he should be a. great dramatist and that he should be manager of :The Little Theatrew of New York City. However, the Theater seems to be closed, there seems to be a blurr-which indicates that he did not arrive on time. Hence the closed doors. 52 2 RENOCAHT Q Last Will and Testament of the Senior Glass of 1927 STATE OF SYORTH C,iRoL1N.x COTIXTY or 151OCK1NG1-LXBI CITY or RE1DS1'ILLE - Vie, the Company of 1927 of said city. county and state. being fully aware of the fact that we are about to depart from this zone of prepara- tion to travel the dangerous and unknown path of warfare, being of a full mind and sound body and realizing that our dearest and most treasured possessions must be left to those whom we leave behind. do make and publish this our last will and testament. revoking and making void all previous wills heretofore made by us. 1n our departure from these fields of preparation we do direct that our departing exercises be directed by our most treasured friends, the Staifg and that they be carried out with all the pomp and dignity that our most coveted position demands. ' First-We do hereby will and bequeath to our successors. Companies 101. 1011 and 11B when they do become of mental capacity to absorb and collect. a certain right which was left to us by our predecessors, but which we have no recollection of ever receiving, respectfully called Sen for Pl'lll'Z.fC'gCS.,', Second--1Ve do hereby will and bequeath to the Companies 71. 711 and T111 of the Junior Reserves our boundless store of knowledge and ability for enduring discipline, which we have obtained only through the undying and encouraging efforts of our beloved staff. T71 irc?-1Ye do hereby will and bequeath to the class of 1975 all the money left in our treasury. all of our securities and other valuables including credit at the bank, provided that they shall erect a fitting memorial to the class of 'QT , Foumflz-Amid now having disposed of all our possessions in common among us, we do will and bequeath the following personalities: 11711112111 Clarence tlluttl 13urton's hot air oratory to the already' famed hot air exhauster. 11on. Julian Delancey. 53 Q nnxoonni Q Ruby Partlow's gentle disposition to Mlinnic Dunn. fhllllkl Dell, Apple, Frances Brown, Lucile lllindsor and Mildred Bll1'iO11lS ineinbership in the Old Maids' Societyll to Ruth Manley, Beatrice Thornburg, Sara Xllhitsett and Sara Hastings. They've de- cided to resign. Paul Hastings' inillion dollar sniile to Goat Gentry-provided he has no gold teeth. Milburn 4h111OSlS lVl1ite outlook to the Juniors to be used in tl1eir dark 1no111e11ts. Mary lVray's appetite to Suzanne Mlhitsett, provided sl1e coniines it to the cafeteria. Margaret Humphreys' dependability a11d quietness to ih1111lG Cole- 111311. Frank Chance's nianly char111s to Carrol Garrison. Mabel Hardy's book on How to Keep that Youthful Form to Jenny Sattertield. Myrtle Pearson's excellent grades to Julia Mlare. Mozelle Dallas's height to Gladys Rogers. Edwin Gunn's athletic abilities to Francis Dixon. Alexandria Paul tlyoti Sands's crazy cracks to his successor-if he can ever be found. The runtness of Hoy Lee CSkinneyl Minor to Robert Richardson, hoping that Robert will coine down to earth. ltebccca lVhite's conceit to 'Phoebe Clark, knowing that she will add it to that which she has already attained. Vlyde Yenable CGreenheadJ llavis's Flaining 1na11e to tl1e tirst inat- tress conipany coniing to Hcidsville. Williain t'l,onJ C'haney's disgruntled spirit Zlllll CO11fl111lOllS bark to .lacob Sehulnian, knowing that by this additio11 -lacob will have his way next year. Lillian Mace's quietude to Frances Garrison with the following prescription highly reconiniended: Apply every other ininute u11til cured. Gladys tl,azyJ Aldridge does will to the donie econoniic class of ISHS the cooking stoves, utensils and 011il1'0 equipinent including soine doughnuts which she niade and used for curtain rings. .lerry Saniuel t Pugi lllagoner does will his dignity to Billy Mlare knowing that llilly will become a niost dignified person, because Pug has used it sparingly. 54 2 Rnxooani Q Mae McCoy does will her ability to giggle at. the crucial moments to Cornie lVilliams, hoping that Cornie will sometime develop a laugh. Evelyn I.ane's wanton wiles and out of styles to Rebecca Glass. Evan Palmer wills his idea of chewing gum instead of the rag, to the Junior Classy the idea is willed. but not the gum. David Johnson wills his extra-ordinary ability to sleep on class to Philip Ballard, knowing that the class would rather see Philip asleep than hear him awake. Clyde tRig Andyy McKinney. class, baby, does solemnly will and bequeath to Robert Morphis his rattlers. toys and other babish con- traptions. Elizabeth lYare wills her eizerry smile to Helen Knight. Virge Brown, lVilliam Saunders and Robert Butler, having already willed or mortgaged what they have or ever expect to have, have nothing to will. John Smith, wills his freckle creams and lotions to Anna Love Oliver. .lack Montgomery's great understanding tfeetj to Capt. Alec Mont- gomery. Virginia tJinksj Mims's gentleman's preference to some other blonde. Annie Carr lVhittemore's Erank disposition to any one who is willing to take a Chance with it. Exeie Rurton's foresight and blutiing abilities to Henry Meador. Cornelia T1'0XlC1'iS sarcasm to the oflicers tfacultyl. And now having disposed of all those possessions in common among us, and those personalities which are dearest to us. we do hereby set our hand and seal to this, our last will and testament, this iirst day of June 1927. Snxron Crass 1927 fSealj Signed. sealed. published and declared by the Senior Class to be their last will and testament. in our presence and we. in their presence and in the presence of each other, have at their request set our names hereunto as witnesses. A AL G. Riu Crass Exyvvnn. G. O. lliyrnv XVILLIAII G. SPRINGS 55 Q RENOCAHI Q Valedictory RUBY lViLL1-urs Friends, Teachers, and Classmates: ..':, Q69 -:Q 5 . ' 1 . 27 : This dav of all davs s Jells ho ie for us and yet this same 5. . l l U day brews tears for many of us. Vie have completed the four years of high school strife and tonight are waiting the call to a. greater battle. But before we move forward we wish to express our deep ap- preciation to you who have made the past campaign so successful. We regret to leave our superinteiulent, principal, and teachers. They have brought us out of o-ur four year's struggle victors and We trust that the coming years will prove that their patient training has made us true soldiers. To our school board we wish to express our appreciation for your loyal aid. lYe realize that your faithful planning has made it possible for our school to hold its present distinction and thank you from the bottom of our hearts. To the citizens of Reidsville who have financed the entire campaign We wish to say, I thank youf' You have made it possible for us to rank among the sixteen best winners in the state, although our town is comparatively small. You have given us the beautiful building Which, as our camping ground, has endeared itself to us. We also wish to thank the churches for adding to our school the Bible department. You cannot realize the aid it has given us. And lastly, to our parents who have made the sacrifice to send us overseas, who have furnished the Liberty Bonds and enabled us to cross the Rhine to-day we express deepest gratitude. Vile can never repay you except by loveqand we hope that some day you will be justly proud of us. To the class of '25 we extend greetings. llve hope that you will be even greater victors than we. Yes, to-night. after four years of encampment we are leaving our old camping ground. A common quest has drawn us together as class- mates. like Galahad we have had our visions. But. like Galahad we shall not see the Holy Grail of our ambition unless we keep the faith- that faith that endures to the end-that faith attendant upon high purposes resolved and worthy ends attained. 56 REXOCAHI tfune: HSIIIIIZP -el 1171 1'lei pJ FRLXNCES BROWN Xow the time has come to bid atlieu And sweet 111e111o1'ies which are quite a few llve must leave 1l1e111 all lJGl1l1ltl. Still we T1'QHSH1'GLl them i11 Hllllfl When To college we 1111151 roam Far away f1'U111 home. sweet 1101119 Still clear f1'ie11tls it gives us pain Till we 111961 again. 1Tune: Fuels lp Your T1'0z1bZes 'j CLYDE ZDAYIS EXa111i11atio11s are over now So smile, smile, smile XVl1ile you are waiting for your diploma S111ile boys fl12ll.S 1l1e style xYl1il'ElS 1l1e use of studying It never was worth while So pack 1113 your papers in the old tlesk drawer Au' smile. smile, smile! Qi Tu II e .' K-K-If Ka 1' yyj CLYDE D.-xvls Xiueteeu H1l11Cl1'Etl Cl1XVQ11Tf'-SOVOII lYe are g'l'2lll112lTl11g' now as you see Xiueteeu l1I1l11Ll1'6'Cl TXVE'11Tf'-SQV011 Dollecl all up 111 caps and gowns are we. S-S-S Se11io1' 1111130113111 seniors A 1i11isl1ecl p1-otluet is before you now S-S-S- Seniors Classy seniors To do our best is our last solemn vow. 57 RENOCAHI In, FZll,'ll1fi'Cl'!.9 Fields VVILLIAM TTFIITUN In Flunker's fields the papas blow About the eross-nlarks row on row That inark our fate, while far and nigh The grads go gaily by Scarce heard amid the groans below. llle are the failed short days ago lVe passed, felt tine saw no zero Laughed and were laughed at. and now We lie In Flunker's fields. lVe have no quarrel, only Woe l To you froin falling hands we throw This tipg don't play and bluff too much If ye break faith and get in Dutch Ye too shall sleep where loafers go, In Flunker's fields. QTfui11e: UJGHHJZG Di A Fimyons T3ROVVN School, Adieul School Adieu! Tinie has Colne that we must part, from you. But lead us on to vietory Through years of joy and nieinory. Friends, adieul friends adieul lget us e'en be kind and true. And may we now liye happily Our dear school, we are calling you. CTu11e.' NO'l'l'l' Tlzm-v 'j TFIIANVICS Bizowx Seniors, get your gun T get your gun Y get your gun I llaye a little fun. on the run, on the run. After years of toil and strife Glad we are of life. 59 REXOCAHI N CHORUS NYQVH be there, We'11 be there, XVe'H he there. The SC11iO1'5 are Ctlllllillg. the seniors are coming To a College here and there XVe'11 be there, we'l1 be there XYe're Cllblllillg' Over And we wo11't Come back 'til its over every where Sr 59 7' 1 wI:tnq,.,,,,,f GLEE CLUB : Q'1- Su' --A--f -- - Eirti se 1.-i'fy4x .-., Aff' f..' .,,- .i'f' Elivfk wi' enum--:ffl ' rv!-9--1 -- 1 mrs: QRIYFWJY 3 wx zz I f -' , ,, I , . L 1. , gl. nn. KH.: ' FET ABM' l '11 fin-'11 L lamina sg' gifs!! ' 1 41-uv 2:1 li .fu iid!! IEE' asain -M, 82549115 iliqf -' Sitiwffi' HQG: 25595233-1. Ulm! L -1 3? 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X H K S VL f ' gg Y, Q' C7 M' Af Q gf 'my - 'gm if QEHSYILLI ' W-is. . .,4. wif' .llmrri 1 UU'l'IZAl,I, TEAM llrlufrt I!.XSICIlAI.I, 'l'IC.-XM f , i-1DVERTISE.UE.YTS GIFTS THAT LAST Uflzen it is J ezcelry - Think of TVeaz'er's Corne in and let us show you our line of nice Gifts Expert Repairing of All Kinds VVeaver's Jewelry Store RANK GF REIDSVILLE S erriee U'iHz Safety T. L. GARDXE11 H. E. LINK R. I. DA1LY GARDNER DRUG CO. Pure Drugs, Toilet Articles. Stationery, Candy, etc. If It's Gardneris Ifis Gooam Kodalfs HOLLIXGSYW'ORTIi CANDIES R. G. NEWXAM FOR CHOICE FRESH JIEATS Phone 264- Gilmer Street -:- -:- Reidsville, N. C. A VVelcome Awaits You at DELAXCY'S CAFE We Appreciate Your Business REIDSYILLE 3 GILMER STREET NoRrH CAROLINA PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ADVERTISEMENTS See our line of Furniture and House Furnishings before you buy Will save you money every time BURTON CHANCE XVALKER CO. FURNITURE ami UNDERTAKING Day Phone 75 - Night and Sunday 578-126J-412 R. A. BLAYLOCK, Undertaker Ambulance Service RASCOES CAFE A GOOD PLACE TO EAT STRICTLY AMERICAN Reidsville, N. C. CHEVROLET S ales - Service REIDSVILLE MOTOR CO. Reidsville, N. C. PIGGLY WIGGLY Helps Those Uflzo H elp Themselves TAKE YOUR SAVINGS HOME IN CASH One thousand and one easy to reach, easy to get, Nationally known products. fill the shelves of every Piggly Wiggly Store PIE-XQE PAT ONIZE OLR ADXERTISERN ADV.ERTISE,lIE.YTS BELK-STEVENS COMPANY One of the 35 Bells Stores Complete Outfitters for the IVhole Family Ready-to-Wea1', lVIillinery, Shoes, Dry Goods, Rugs, Trunks, Bags, lllenls and Boy's Clothing and Furnishings Visit our store and see for your- self how Belk's sells it for less Des Champs otor Co. Reidsville, N. C. Sales S ervice THE UNIVERSAL CAR Satisfactory service guaranteed PINE HILL DAIRY DIILK is the only perfect food Drink Pine Hill Dairy Milk-there is none better PLEAQE PATRONIZE OLR ADXERTIQERS ADVERTISEMENTS REGAL PRINTING CO. Cofmm.ercial Printing - Office S zz pplies School Supplies - Stationery Phone 301-w Wihitsett Building A. P. SANDS Fz11'11it11re Scales and Ivest Market Streets A welcome is Always on tap at- Fetzer' s Dru ,Q Store Petuske Sz Weinstein Co. ReicZsz'ille's Newest and Best Department Store Quality hlerchandise at Lower Prices Full line of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Ladies' and Misses, Ready-to-W'ea1', Shoes and Dry Goods W'e Carry a Fall Line of Braa'ley's Sweaters for School Wear SPRINKLE OIL CO., Inc. Ufholesale Petroleum Products Galtea' Gas Phone 258 Reidsville, N. C. PLEAQE PATRONIZE OLR ADXERTIQERS ADVERTISEMENTS Capital, 375,000.00 Earned Surplus and Profits, 595,000.00 A bank seeking new business on a record of Dependable Service to the citizens of Reidsville and vicinity since 1885 CITIZENS BANK Reidsville ----- North Carolina gf' Make your shoes wear longer Keep them neat and clean with NU SHINE In Easily applied-economical-lasting fi Be sure to try NEUTRAL 2 For all canvas, leather and kid ' Especially adapted to two-tone and Patent Leather A P Shoes 250 for oz. bottle lVe appreciate your trade VVHITTENIQRES Hr-IRDIVARE Reidsville . . North Carolina MATINEE DAILY 3 P. M. FIRST SHOW' NIGHT T:-15 The Broadway Theatre ll'HE'I3E QILILITI' ,IIEET-Si' School children admitted to the 3 p. ni. Matinee for 10 cents Attractions of Merit Popular Prices PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR .-XIWYERTISER AD VER TISEMEN TS SC H I F F A i Diamonds Precious Stones Unusual Gifts C1'ea1'o1'.9 of Irzflividzzfzl Jczc'el1'gf Greensboro, N. C. Established 1893 CLINIAX BARBER SHGP lVe f1pp1'0c'ia1'c Your Pafronuge Worsbam's Service Station You Know Our Business Say if Ufitlz Flozcers from MR S. VV. T. BAR BER, Florist Oflice phone +90 Greensboro phone 202 YIFX I1 P'kTlONl7F FLR ATWEPTTSFT .-IDVER TISEJIEX TS By all means be Plzofograplz ed on your birthday at hrookinorton ' s Studio SANITARY BARBER, SHOP THE LITTLE SHOP zviflz the BIG WELCCBIIEF' Ladies' Work a Specialty Corner West Market and Gilmer Streets Reidsville, N. C. Compliments- A ELLINGTON DRUG COMPANY lVl1itsett Building-Phone 377 You must be satisfiedn -:- -:- Reidsville. N. C. First National ank Two kinds of Interest Personal and 496 Capital ......................... ...... 3 100,000.00 Surplus and Profits ...... . 45,000.00 PLEASE PATIxONI7E OLR ADXERTISEP ADVERTISEMENTS J. WALTER. LOVELACE, Inc. Insurance Service W'ith a Personal Interest Mortgage Bonds -- Real Estate Loans 122 Gilmer Street Reidsville, N. C Get It At TRADER BRO . QUALITY - SERVICE Fresh Zlleots and Fancy Groceries Phones 327 and 347 Somers, White 81 Cummings, Inc. The Up-to-date Store for Bien and Boys TV7zere Cash Buys Cheaper Phone 519 Reidsville. N. C. III X F PXTIOXI7E CLR XDKERTI EPS 1-IDVERTISEZSIENTS Reidsville Grocery Co., Inc. Wholesale Groceries, Flour, Feed and Grain The Pantry Shelf The Home of Good Eats Home Made Pies and Sandwiches of all kinds Candies, Fruits and Cigars Coffee and Hot Chocolate MRS. OLLIE SMITH. Jlanager Here at Meyer's is a specialized service for the younger set- apparel and accessories for boys and girls in a splendid variety at moderate prices ,. U AY. . 9 Q s 4 n ff! M NT STORE Gliiiueowo r-.:. DEFM T E Greensboro ' ' North Carolina Rock and Rye and Good Grape Big Bill Sodas in Sim F'laZ'orS Big Bill Bottling Co. PLE XSE PXTROYIZE OUR .-XDYERTI ER ADVER TISEMENTS Meet your friends at TUCKERS DRUG STORE THE DEPE.YDf1Hl,E DRUGGISTS Rockingham Motor Co. Sales CHRYSLER Service 1888-1927 FRANCIS VVOMACICS INS L'R.f1NCE OFFICE Always interested in your problems EAD and keep EIDSVILLE posted EVIEW on EGULARLY Home News Three times per week-Only 552.00 per year REIDSVILLE JEXVELRY CO. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Diamonds, YYatc-hes. Clm-ks. Jewelry and Silverware, Talking Machines and Plioiiogralilis - Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing Phone 161 Ill' X E P XTRONTZE OUR .-NDVI' IQEI S .4DI'EKT1S.EJIE.YT5 START LIFE RIGIIT! See us today for a PILOT LIFE IXSLIRAXCE POLICY REED REALTY CO. I OO P ' H P111 mbing and Hffziizzg Reidsville. N. C. Phone 329 REIDSVILLE BUILDIXG K SUPPLY CO. Everything in Bzzilding Dlafcrials Foundation to Finish House Building Contractors Phone 524- Dlill TVOrk a Specialty LEA E PAT IZE OIR ADX ERTISERS ADVERTISEMENTS EIDSVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY ight prices ight goods ight terms Where Most Folks Bug Phone 137 WILLIAMS it COMPANY THE .MAN'S STOREH Society Brand, Schloss Bros. and Styleplus Clothing For Ivoung Illen and flletn H7110 U'isl1 fo Stag Young Iieidsville. N. C. HOVV MANY IS 7 MILLION PER DAY? Last year the Coca-Cola sold would reach around the world IQIQ times Drink more Coca-Cola and help vnake H10 chain longer The Coca-Cola Bottling Company Reidsville, N. C. PIIIX E PATRONIZE OIF 'XDXFYTI FI .-ID VER TISEMEX TS ALIVAYS PLEASES At Dlaeeis' Your Satisfaction is our First Thought Ask any of our customers . . C E Your Jeweler REIDSS'ILLE, N. C. Posey Summers Meat Market Finest Dleuts uf 1?eusouuZvle Priees Moorehead Street Phone +11 DIXON'S SHOE SHOP SHOES EEPAIRED WHILE Tot' WAIT'--on-6 Us at T1-far IYEST BIARKET STREET -:- -:- REIDSVILLE, N. C. ROYAL ELECTRIC CLEANER The thorough Electric Cleaner When ROYAL goes in-DIRT goes out Phone 31 for Free Demonstration in your Home SOUTHERN PUBLIC UTILITIES CO. Electricity, the Serwnzt in the Home PLEASE P-XTRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ADVERTISEMENTS A. J. Talley 8: Sons Staple and Fancy Groceries Prices Right - Service Free Martha Washington Dress and Comfort Shoes for the active Woman of to-day-Billikin Shoes for Children-.1merica's Most Successful Shoes for Children REID-ROCK SHOE STORE - Sales and Repair S DIITCIIELL-POVVELL Sz CO. Incorporated WHOLESALE GROCERIES HEAVY and FANCY GROCERIES Reidsville, N. C. SWANSON FRUIT STORE ' THE PLACE TO BUY REAL FRUITS Next Door to Broadway Theater PHILADELPHIA SHOE STORE The Exclusive Shoe Store Buy Fit and Comfort - Shoes of Quality REIDSVILLE, N. C. PHONE 60-W When you Want anything in School Supplies or Gifts for any occasion go to SMITH'S STATIONERY COMPANY Ours are just a little better and cost no more HILL CREST MOTOR LODGE BRUNSWICK STEW AND BARBECUE The Oasis of the Road DANVILLE ROAD 2 IXIILES NORTH OF REIDSVILLE PLEASE PATRONIYE OUR ADVERTISERS ADVERTISEMENTS Womack Cigar Company ' Wholesale Cigars, Tobaccos and Confectiofneries A HEADQUARTERS Fon SCI-IRAFFT,S CHOCOLATES-HAVE-A-TAMPA CIGARS Phone 512 PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS PACE.-MAKERS A N all business and in printinq . especiallq, there are those 3 85' who set the pace and those 0343 who follow. Cfo our untirinq interest in qood printing anclfa iust appreciation of the ethics of modern industrq we owe a qood measure of our success. S2 J. P. 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