Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1941 volume:

I1 0 I i 1 A N 4 1 1 1 1 C I 'x S 1 W 'I lf 'F 3 ii I i Y 4 i 1 f xr i Y 5 l u QVKEZZIVZCQI amd Bm Mikey fo five Graduating Class of Rcidsvillc High School Wff LUCKY STRIKE Rudsvlllc Branch The Amcrican Tobacco Company KW x Z ? I ska 3 ll 3 x SI l'ub!1.xhm1 Inq lhu . -Num C1,Ass O14 RI1llDSVlI.I.Ii HIGH SCHOOI RlilIJSVlI,I.Ii, N, C. .sf :Yin I- f X 1'- .:'f' -X xx N.. P jxm f I 1 V ..,?,,,.sJ f. f V Q-, , ,.-.....-..-1 .. ---. ,.... , .: 4 fC,4,,.,Hf1c,Y Ljx-f :... ...,,., -- .J THE RENQCAHI MCMXLI FCDREWQRD FROM the precious experiences of Hue years, the Class of '41 has endeavored to portray its pleas- ures, a m bi t i o n ss, work, and friendship-and weld them into a hook whose brightness will grow dim only when memories fail. Ytv , - 5, l ix'Jz0 VK 1 W 1 I if Rxlfyfigfl , , f r s e. t i mfr- ---. -f-.- W-,-vw wiv? 5 u gkjx-L4 Y!'5Z'4IY 1 l l l V! :mpHl.fuf,f,r1-1y i ,, -I DEDICATICDN WITH deep appreciation for her z'nspz'ratz'on. understanding, and encouragement, the Senior Class gratefully dedicates this book to MISS MARGARET SMITH ' X :'J .X lgxgfl X W X433 '1 ,,X,, aREIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1 L. J, PERRY Superintendent of Reidsuille Public Schools AB., Elon: lVl.A., U.N.C. ADMINISTRATIGN C. C. LIPSCOMB Principal Reidsuille High School BS., Appalachian State Teachers College English Class Future Homemulzers Secretaries .9 Science Turning Them Out Faculty Banquet 2 ml' FACULTY MARX' JANE BAKER French A.B., Flora Macdonaldg Annual Adviser. SANNA BARLOW Bible B.A., Culumlwizi Bilvle Collegeg HS., East Ten- nessee State Teachers College. MAXINE JOHNSON CHEVES English A.Tl,, liresnshoru College, Diploma in Spoken English and ljramatic Arty Freshman Class Adviser. KATE CONLEY Social Science A.H., V. N. C.g Junior Class Adviser: Chair- man uf Guidance Cnniinitteeg Adviser Photogra- pher's Clula. MARGUERITE COOPER COn7n7ercial A.B., Elon Cullegeg Treasurer R. H. S. Student Activities Fund. LORENE CRALLE Mathematics I AJB., R1 iiir lolixli-Macuiil Adviser Student Organ- ization. JAMES L. HOLMES Mathematics A.B., Catawba College: Girls Basketball Coach: Boys' Tennis Coachg Adviser Perry Literary Society. ' HELEN E. LEE l Home Economics-Science l A.B., East Carulina Teachers College: Advisei llunie EC. Cluh: Adviser Nature Study Clulm, SUE MONTGOMERY Latin A.B.. Tufts: Adviser Soplimnure Classg Advise: Latin Cluli. X NATHANIEL NOELL French-Social Studies A.B., Elon Ct-llugc: Adviser French Club. Page Eight h1,'tk.i,2I 'xgfil 1 E REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL as O-siiv '1 FACULTY English A.ll., XY. U. l'. X. lf: Allvisgr Svuiur l'l:iSSl Anlviscr Drzunzitic Clulx. 'Q NIARGARIET Sulllll HLJl77L' Econonilrs ,'X.ll.. lfgul L':il'ulilm 'llcncl1cl'S L'wllL'y:L'2 .'Xnlx'isi'1' F, Ilunn' Ifcnnniuits flulx. RUTH XVILLIAMS THORNTON Gvonwfrif 26' .-MH.. V. N. Lf: .'Xwlx'i4cr l'ci'ry l.i!ur:lry Sufi:-ty: Aslviscr Stuwlcul Urgunizzlli--n. LANDON D. NVALKER Music A.H., lflun Clxllrgu. CHARLOTTE XVESTER Librcirian A.l'S., Blcrcnlitll flillvgci A.ll.I..S., V. N. Cf: Girls' Basketlwull Team Cliaprrim. RUBY VJILLIAMS Science p A.B., Gr:-enslmro Qlvllcgc: Ailvisur Nature Stuily Club? Ailvisgr Publicity Umnn11ltcs. S. F. XVELLS AgFliCLllfLlF9 ILS., Clemson Agriculture College: Awlvisur Agri- culture Club, GEORGE XVINGFIELD Hisfory Bas., Davidson Cullvwc' Buvs' Baskctlmll 'Vmcli' 3. V , L . Ailvisrr Ili-Y Club: Assistant l-'imllvzill Cmicli. ANNIE NVOOTTON 'Y English 'W 1? .-LB., YV. C. Ll. N. CJ Junior Rwl from Adviser. JACK HEFFNER Secremry lo Superintendenl Pug: N.'no ly, X Nl' 'T REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL: S rr DJ +I Ll.. II-I-i WILBUR MITCHELL , A ...A, President ALLEN GWYN . ....,. A .Vice-President IDA BETH MCCOLLUM . . . . . .Secretary OTIS SACRINTY .,,., . ,... Treasurer Miss MAUDE RATLEDGE . . , Class Adviser CLASS FLOWER: Daisg. COLORS: Wfhite and Gold. MOTTO: N1'lDesperandum CNevcr Despairj MICKX' VJILLIAMS AND SARAH SMOTHERS I'R1XNIi IIAI I. AIl1I11UI'I'. .III II111u1-1 ' 11 1.1 111.1,1' 111 111 .1'11l,1' 111111 .1111111. 1 f-Q. 901 111'1'1' 1'1 1'I'1w I'1'1's11I1-111 121' N111 -1' .1 ,111 1 s1'111A I 11111-1' II111-C 1'I11I1 151 I'I1XlI1I.INI' DORIS BI.IxIxI I.g1t111 1I11I1 11. -1, IJ1.1111,1l11' 111111 12.11.-113 Ii:1xk1-1I1.1II 1I, l, 31. XI:111f Q III - 11- 1 Q 3 1 S1-c1'c1,11'y 151: XI111'sI1q1I 1-113 51111111 ' ' ' ' ' -' 111111111111-1' 1 . 1111-111 1111111f1I 111111 S1111I1'111 x 2 ' Xse1'111I1I1 1513 1'I1i1'f 'I'y11iN1 111 Ill-Nw .gt I- 11111 1513 Y11111I 111-xt I.1111ki11gg X 5 A R1111111'1'-111- 111 III-Y II1'.11111' I':1:1':111l: 1 511I111:1t1-111111. ANNII3 BI2I.I.I? BR.-XNDIE Nfl 1 1 .Ily 1'1'11:1'11 1,1 111 111,11 1111111, 11111 1111 1111' 111'1111, I 1:c11cI1. 1'I11I1 1.1. ,111 IIU1111- If1'11f 1111111111: 1I11I1 1-Il: I.1I11:11'1 1I11I1 121. D1JI1O'I'lIY M.CA11lJWIil.I, 1'1111'1' 11 1'11x1', l111r'1' 1111111' 11111. 11111111 1111 11111 111111111111.11 1111. H1NI11I11II ll 1 I. D1,1:1111:1111 . I . 1w1 I11111 1l11I1 ll J, .11. II11111 I111111111111N 1I11I1 11 Il' 1'I1-1- 1'I11l1 S1 slum 1111111111111-11 15 .IANIZ LEI2 COLIIIXIAN -I.xN1-1 . , 1 1.1. -113 II111111- K1111111 K1-111'1-a1-111:11i11- 111iI11'1- 1511 'I'1111xI I'111' lu-Nr11,x111 1313 X'11111I Klux! 1X1l1I1'1i1'1 51111114 IC1I1l111' 111 S1'111111' I'I1Ii111111 l1'1'11111'11111'. RUII I IfVIfI,YN CIJXIJP 11111111xs J:J11 II11111-- I',1'11111111111x 1'I11I1 11, 11. I 11111 1I11I1 1I 1 1'I11w S1-C 1'l111'1 111 11 I'11111111I 11 -11 1.111 S111-1-1-11 1 - 1 . H1111 1-11, 1I1111111.111 111 I'111111 , 1'111'1' 111 1111' ,Y111'111.v f I 11111 11111 11111111111. II11111 I1111111111u 1'IllI1 11, 2, .w1, w 5,11-: 31 I.11111 1I11I1 1I, -1, I.1l11.111 1I11I1 131, I'1'1-H1111-111 131: N:111111- S1L11I1' 11I I I11111 9111111 P11111 1 1 Q P12.1111.112 MAF 11111115 7 --1-1111 - 4,311 B1-S3112 D12AN1i CQLLINS lf:'1'1'-1'1111'1111 11 11111 11.1 11 11'1111,1 111 NA -' A HIM' XXIII' M IW- -of II'11l11111t 111t'1' 111111 11111I111111'1' J- -- S11111111.-1111-I1It II11111 I':1'11111111111w -X H I 1 1'f'1 'f1 1I11I1 11.1113 II1-11IX11II1-: II111111- l'.1-11' I II111111- lQQ111111mi1w 1'I11I1 11. J, -11, 111111111 1I11I1 111, ,N 11 ' I I H ,Qu ' l l 'HWY . I Q4 - 19-f 1j W 41, 1 Qi .X G..'.-,y1 110.51 A111 1 PUU1' E11'L'1f7 REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL - I Wi Page Twelve REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ANNIE FRANCES CROSS REU Lt11rgrl1 uf yu1fl'frl'l'lIllx, null if ymzr fr'1't'1Hlx url' surly S0 mzrrlz flu' In'1tcr, you may ltnrtrli Joint' mu1'l'. Home lfclunmiics Club 11. Z. 551 Frencll Club 13. 4. 55: Library Club 155: Nature Slurly Club 1553 Asst. Aclvtrlisiui.f fxlznlzuqer RENO- 1'.XIlI 135: llustcss 155: Asmcizlte Ifnlilur Senior llapcr 135, ELSIE MARIE ELLIOTT L1'I,l'N Thu Tvurlll lx lm lvuffw' if im' 'Zx'Dl'l'j',' Lift v no lmzuvl' if uv lmrrv Truy: fillcc Club 11. 2, 3 5 5 Hosni Etunulnics Club 1l. 2. 35: Stumlcnt Cuuncil 12, 35. Vice-Pl'rsi1la:nt 135: Nlzxrslml 135: Beta Club 13, -15: Dramatic Club 13. 45: Rrunrului Staff 13. 45. Assistant EiIitnr-in- Chief 1-U, ADA M. FARGIS Q1zit'? limi gwlzflt' 1.11 lwl' i'i'I'Ij',' lat lift' farm' as It may. Home Econoniics Club 11, 251 French Club 11. 25. IVIARTHANN MARTIN FITTS AN N 13 1?uill1 far rl1u1'a.rIr1', :mt fmt faint,- Cln11'tlt'il'1' lx tllt' levy I0 x1fl't'CJ.v. Hume Ecunumics Club 11, 3. 45: Hunts Ronin Rcpresentzitire 125: 11100 Club 1353 Fra-ncl1 Club 13. 4. 55: Debating Club 13, 4. 55: Sunior Drznnzllic Club 13, 4. 55: Trunsurt-r 1553 ,lnniur IVJITIINZIIIC Club Conch 135: Library Club 155. Reporter 155: Circulation Klzumger of Senior Enli- tion Rrllutulzl 155. -lk 'Q' . C ,. ,I 1f'1'1n N505 EDD WHITT GARRISON XY1fI1TTLx'CU'rT lI'lrl1r xlmll I tl0t0l1c'f05'c1.'z'r lClI0'ZUll, .'llIll uznhu flif' agp ia ionic my own? Agriculture Club 11, 2, 3, 4, 55: Bzistbnll 15. -I, 55. IVIAURICE HOLT GILLIAM G1r.L1.'xiu Yun fault lcruff a gnotl man- dawn. AlIl'lCLlltlll'C Club 11, 2. 3, 4, 55. DOROTHY REYNOLDS GRIFFITH MDOT., 'Tlllzitlrlz fair, stvfct and 11110, lI'lmt'.r lIll'lllL'll In 1011 1' F3165 .YU l7l11t'f Class President 115: Latin Club 11, 25: Class Secretary 125: Home Ectmuniics Club 12. 35: Debating Club 125: Glec Club 13, 455 French Club 14, 55: Drzimatic Club 14, 55: Mxirsbal 141: Miss Reidsville High 145: Asst. Erlitor of RIENOCAI-II 1455 Clmirman Social Connnittee 155: Editor-in-Clwief of RIENOCAI-It 155: Yottil Best Looking: Memlner of llanflbonlc Committee 155: Student Council: Cliairman of Home Room Prugi':u11S. ALLEN HATCHETT GWYN, JR. SOP Tln'J'u art' fmzl' lrillflx of Campail- llitlll, and tllf' clzivf of flzcsc is l'Il'jlllIllL'l1l'.,l Latin Club 11. 25: Student As- scmbly 135: Hi-Y Club 13. 4, 55, St-cretnry 1-15: Class Secretary 145: Class Vice-Presitlcnt 155: Debating Club 155, President 155: Football 155: Yutetl Best Looking. NIABLIE lRIfNIE GWYNN Trm' ax Iluf rirrilli' fu lln' fmli' 01' ux flu' Ilml to llu' xml. Lzitin Clulv 41. 213 Hume lfvu- nmnics Club 41, J, 51: I.ilu':u'y Clulr 451. RACI IEL NICAULEY HEARN l'uL'N'rxx ' I7u1'!11m' rizillwx fully llvl' l1l'i'1rli'I1l' mfr, I.e-xiiigtnn: Cutillinn C'lul1 42, .I -113 Ilnunzntic Club 42, -411 flu-erin flulu 45, 413 Sclluul Re1u1i'Icr 4-411 Scln-ul Pzuvci' 441g Quill :incl Scroll 4413 Rciilsvillcz Nnlurc Stu-ly Clulw 431: FL'.xll1l'u lfllilul' uf Scnilu' lflli- tiuu Ifulmmlri 451. VIOLET VIRGINIA HILL 411xuiaR Tlu'1'I' fx 110 furnlltll lil? Hn' Tvrulfll uf 11 Ijiiirf 111i1nl. F11-ntl: lllulm 4.3, 412 llunu- Iicu- nuniics Club 4415 I.il1r:n'y L'lul1 451. SARAH EMMA I-IUTCI-IERSON S1ku.x Ifmnl 1mIn1'I'.I, 31u11I'l'I1II.v, fully mul rlI'7'I'1', Hur tuugfirv l1'l.'L' I1 l11'I1I1L'lUf yurx un fv11'T'L'P'. Latin L'lul1 41. 21: Ilusketlmll 41, 2. 3, 4, 51: llumu Iicnnmnics Cluli 42. 31: Ban-I 42. 3, 413 Gln: 4'lnlv 43. 4, 51. Pix-sinlcnt 451: Ilumc Runni liclu':'Sc'xit:1tivc 4411 Stullcnt Assuln' lily 4413 Tennis 44, Sli Clifiirnizux lluusx: and 4iI'4vllI'l'lS Cuniniittce 4513 Cliccflcailsr 451: Spnrli lfflitur uf Ri-:Non-.xur 4311 Miss Rcillsville Ili 451: Business Mzulngcr of Scniur Eilition of Rrrmmlu' 4313 Yuteil Hut All-Ruunzl, Must P:,q:ulzir, Tcstzurix. .OW 4- ff-.1 1. ggi? X 3 dv 2 ,..-f lil.ORl7NCIS IVIARIIF JOIINSON I'i-1-1 XY:-I-, Uh, run' ilu' lu'InIfu'I'I'1', if but l11'4u'll.r fwlw' IllI'r1'. llunu' lfrvvlliiiilics 4'lul1 4.l, -UQ 4211-L-4'lul1 4.4, -I1 3 I11':un:uic 4'Iul1 4511 Vutuil I.:nziL-44, Must 'I':iIk:ilivu. BERNARD IVIOORE JONES .l41Nl'ISu llIIf'f14' ix Hn' 1111111 ffm! fiulufli h'r'.nlnl11, .-lllil flu' :mul thu! ylvffwlll 11lIIlI'1'- xf4111II1'i1y, flaw Yitc-l x'c:4iLlL'iiI 4llZ Stunlcllt Asicniluly 4113 4,'li:1ii'xnnn 'l'i'2iIliC mul Fire llrill lfunlmitlcu 4371: Fruncll 4'lulv 43, -ll, l'1'cSi1lv:nt 4413 'l'i'1:z1s- urer Stuflcnl 4li'g:I1iizziti41ii 4413 Ili- Y 4'lul1 44, 513 AlZll'bll1Il 4-41: Busi- nuss Alzuizugex' of RENO4,-.xiii 4413 Prcsiwlcnt Stuilcnl twgzuiizatirm 4513 Yun-:I Must Stuilious, Must Tuleuterl. JULIAN LITTLE KELLY. JR. liIiI.LYll .'1'1'5 rylxv url' Ivlilu, .-lull lIv',v IVIYNII flmzigfll mul fl11'I11rgll1, Lzuin 4'Iul1 41. 211 Class 'I'rca:2u1'rr 431: Fuutliull Siluzul 43, -413 Bueket- linll Mznixuger 4413 lJi'1unzntic Clulr 4511 Sliuttcr Bugs' fluli 451. JAMES ELWOOD KING PINK .-I J'r.v!'x Pi'u.vju'1'1'ty liixr in flu' mr Of him flmt l1I'u1'x fi, rzvzw' in flu' Imlflui' Of lmu tluil 1m1L'I'.v il. Fl'L'!ICll 4 lul1 43, -41g l.iln':u'y Club 4413 llrzinizilic flluly 451. Page Thirleen REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1 'REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL W Page Fourteen ROBERT NIARKUS 'l'Xl'IiRI'H l,uul' tufxl' llllll yr! llll' ln'lll'fl1 uf flll' llulrlltf' Iluuwl 113: l.llli11 Club ll, ll. ALICE DUKE IVIARTIN IJL'lil1 lllll'fl1l'illllx lllm' sulzllllll Imlllllllllu, lvl' ,vlllll'xl'lf. Lqtlu Club fl, Il: I-Iouu' Ecu- mlnucs Club rl 1, ll: Basketball Slluzul ill: Glue Club 12. S. 4l3 F-ucizll flllllllllltcc V Ll, Slg Hrlusc null Hrouufls Cmnmittcc KS lx Traflic lflmlluittce 151: Hlsturiau. BILLY IVICCOLLUM .-llllllltlllll l'llll'.v lllj' I7l'Lll-II, llllll luiu' lllj' flullllf' Ilumg Rurlul Ihlplwsclllilllvc lvjjg lll'1ll'l1ZlllC Club ISI. DAVID Vx7IiSI.EY IVICCOLLUM K IRI-XNllI'.XI ' lf yall Tvllll! .vlllllullll'll.gl Null llllllu, llll ll -vulll1u'lf. HAg'l'lcullul'c Club Cl, 2 3, 4, SD, llwzlslllx-1' HI. '--ve' R 5133 lfgfflb EI.lZr'lBE'l'II C. IVICCOLLUM JI xl ,S'llllll' fllilllc flll' Fuorlzl :um llzrldl' ful' fllll alll! frullr and so do I. Ilulue Iicomllulcs Club Cl, Z, 45. I IDA BETII IWCCOLLUM HIfE'l'lIU Clif lm' fl'IlL' fl'l'L'll!1.f flllrl lllllxfr, .-lllll lifu will ln' Q1 flll'UJ1l1'l'.'l, Drzunzllic Club Cl, 2, 3, 4, 555 I,2llZlll Club 11. Zig Orchestra C133 tiles Club 42, 3. -l. 57. Pianist C531 Basketbzlll Squad Q1, 215 Home Eco' llrlmics Club CI, 3, 515 House and Crounrls Committee K-ll: French Club I-l. Sl. President CSJ: Bl21l'Sl'lZll C-llg Publicity Cumnlitlee 1553 Tennis C-1, SJ: Cllecrlencler fil: Clzlss Secvetary lil: Associate Ellitor-iu-Cllief of RENOl'.k1'II 151: Voted Most Taleuteclg Propbclg Rumler-up in Hi-Y Beauty Pageant. TI IOMAS MCCOLLUM Toll 'Z-llly foul Fllll- no to bull, Bllf if lllklxf ll lllllll to glut np, Agriculture Cl, Z, 3, 4, 51. DORIS .IUIXNITA IVICVJHORTER Bl10xx'Nl5x'lts 'Lilly rlllvlll tllv zlrly, and low' fllc lll'gllt. I.llIlll Club il 13 Illwmc Economics Club tl. 4, Slg Glen: Club 145: Fu-ncll Club L-ll: Dramutlc Club I-l, Sl. RA111-111:11 Cleuumli NORMAN l I1 ull-Q' l.ll lxlll llll.l. X l ln' lu 111111 :Hull-1' fflmlflfuv ln' lfml ern' lliflllrll Irma: flu' Alflfnwl IQV1' 4 1 4 .. , 11: ' V A 1 lfnw l'1'1-Jnsulwl' 1I1..14l:ns Yum'- ' 'l 'l N l'ws11lL-111 1213 1'i1'v.'ul:nll1m Xlillluxqw' 111' lx'f'llm'nlfr' 1.513 lli-Y 1'luIl 1.1, -l1: xllllllrk' Nll'l5' tllll' lm' Ylq--l'1'1-411l1-lul uf Stnflm-nt flfgillll- valium 1-113 1'll:1ix'mzu1 nl' 'l'r:ll'llc :mal lfirc- llrlll 1'un1n1l1IL'u 151. RL M15 D, M,,1Q,,,.14L UoRo'1'1u' JUAN1'1'1x I115'1 1'11.aR15xv l'x-1l l'11.kl-.u I lmtu' .fflrlr r'rgrl'.'IIr1l my .x'fu'1'll:, ul-'ll'-V fl, - l l f' -'l'll 'l1 Urn... my M,A.,,U,- ,lluu u flmml. A ,um lllfnn- liclmmniur. 1'lul1 1l, 21: l,:nll1l 1lul1 1l, 113 l1r:m1:nl1c 1luln 151' Yum-11 lliqgrwt lfllri. A. XVIIJSUR NlI'l'1II'lELL JOHN DOUCELAS PE'l I'lC3REW .. . ,-, , W, Nllxlx .Nulur Iufu' 41 hiv, I lurm' 11 fur, . ., ph! II lx lwflm' in luuru lufu tlmll m'1'1'1'. . ullrnllllxc 1lul1 ll. -, Aw, -111 ' ni, llnmg RUUI11 lh-p1'cwc111:l1ix'c 1.115 Stu- -14' llmlllmll 19' 'l' nl' ll t'Hl'lillll ljll :ln-nt ,'XQsLn1l1ly 1.511 1fl:l4-. I'1'csinlL-nl ll2lSL'lllll.l Ll' 'l'.:'l' L 'L'3lltmu ljlz .l Lula-nl 1'uum'il 14. 31: Shut ll'-1 Lllll' l'l' nl' tu Huw' 1'lul: 131. l'l11111.l,m1.lm lx-lxtwx 1112 11111--l lilgqpsl l'l11'1. OLIVFR lXflORRlB l.LlLA CATIYIERINE PRICE S'l'k,xxv1:l-.kRx ' lluffyv um l.' Irffnz run' lm 1111 ' ll 113' 111117 ilu'-v ull lu' fvrlztuxllul llll ' .Yul' fun n'1'l'f11r.f, fm! hm gray, 1m'. ' J Hur 11 frzru-lvlzru yffrl in v1'1'1'y :vu-v. . -. X. . .1. :cm S' Ilmuc licnmfnmmics Clulw 12, 511 l'1ul1lu1l 14 '-1 Ilnfllrlll 17 w -l l71'Q11cl1 1'lul1 1.1, -ll: l.il1rfn'y flluln v1 ll1X 1lul1 1.1, -1. J1, IRAN-lx.nll 1513 RICXUAXIII Stsllf Typist 1511 11 4. 51, 1'-1-L'alltz1lx1 1511 Bzukel- ll.-uw mul Hrmlmls Cvm1n1ittcc 151. lvznll Squzul 141: Ulznsf 'lnI'l'I1Slll'Yl' 1.-111 Dx':nu.lIiC 1flul1 151. if?,3x Page Fifteen GRD N1 lx? REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1 13-Q 14, IXTJHJ 7 l VW ,REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL I K-fb-QQ RAOUL 'D NI, PRICE Tw1x Il'0'1'l1: may ,vlzufv I1 nn1n'.r 1.-iff Bn! atfzoux lux lllulllllllgff' Mills Home: Football CZ. 353 Bris- kt-lball 12, 313 Baseball ll. SJ: Bzincl Il, Bl: lllee Club fl. 2. 391 Reifls- villc: Football fl. Sl: Basketball H, Sl: Bzisebzill 151: Blind 4-l. Sl: Ili- Y Club I-l. Sl: Liles- Club I-ll? Freucll Club I-llg Dclwnting Club l5l3 Dranizltic Club f5l: Feature Eelilol' Senior Ii't'lr0t't1lrl' LSD. t - YVILLIAM FRANKLIN RAWLEY ff, ' FRA N ig 94:5 dz, Tf1i'Vi' twnx1l'! U lzlflzltfi' Il'llun IJVLIIIIC Tx'tlXlI'l' ini il. X .ww ...ei-f . V . Latin Club il. 3, 431 Dramatic If. Club ll. 3. -lll Ili-Y Club 1-l, 571 Egg, ,. Yotcrl Best Dressul. ' ' LEE D, RICHARDSON ca- I ' ' 'H- , ,, Q HP. NN ATT 'QF Pl1fwui'u diffs if, - ' 555' , - fu W Tennis fl, 3. 4. SJ: Footbfill blluzul Q KZ, 31: Drum Major 13, 4, 55: Dm- A I matic Club lil: Student Assembly 1 l. I f j 1 VERN1E EDNA RIVERS U , 4' , -5 4'R1x'1-ins pl lm'Vr'y lrwurf iluutlz glimil lilxn' n 5 . 5 1' 'il f11i'zilf1'l1i'j ' ' rv ,f But 11 lvrulxuzl .vffrii ilriutlz ilu' lwni',r.' - Vi Ilmnc Iicmnunics Club fl, 2, -U1 V , Libiary Club lil: Asst. Spmts lltli- :Ei - tm' of IQHNOCAIII l5l. W., ' l .l , , X 1 gil ' x Page Sixteen af '7 I-I ILDA LEE ROBERTSON 6LHULDAH Tim s1vvctc.vt garland to the sweet- titf lrlalidf' Home Economics Club QI, 2, 553 French Club C3. 459 Library Club til: Tobacco Festival Queen CSD. LOUISE ROBERTSON lVl1y slmnla' I spare my words: They cost zzotlriugf' Home Economics Club fl, 255 French Club C3, 41g Nature Study Club CSD. OTIS MAC SACRINTY HBCU E.rpm'1'u11cc is flrq best tc-aclmr, so mort thc world with a smile. Basketball CZ. 3, 4, Sly Football IZ, 3. 4. 53, Co-Captain C4, 515 Home Room Representative C235 Class Vice- Presitlent C-lj: Hi-Y Club C4, SJ, Vice-President 1551 Baseball 14, SJ: Class Treasurer CSM Dramatic Club lilg Voted Most Athletic, Best All- Rouncl, Most Popular. SAMUEL FIELDS SCOTT, JR. SCOTT l'm'xw1u!ity ix tu the mu-nl ll'lmt fm-fzmrc is to Nm fln'wcr. Lulin Club Cl, 25: Football Squad 43, 41: Class Vice-President C333 llrzunzttic Club ISM Band f5l5 Aff Editor uf Senior Edition of Rvnoralu. -dl T' Q 3 44551 Ifl4AN1'I-s VIRIQINIA Suu I SIul111- .ll-V llI'ulI',v rlflrlrlll. Iullwn I'lH nn ::z1'.x'fl11I'f Iu'nI. lin-um-llun-: lllcr K'Iub ill, llirl ICI-wrvve Ill: lim-iwlsvillul Illcc l'Iub 15. -ll' Suclixl l'mun1iIln-L' 1.151 l ir-.1 .Xml HJ I.:IlIn Vlull ISI: Ilr:u1mIu' l'lub l3l1 Yulwl XYIIIII-sl, Nnluru Stuuly l'Iub lil. IVIARY Ifl.lZAI'5l2'I'l I SI.A'l'Ii I.1xx lf .vflrnl 'I' :vI'rI' gmlll, .Ylrfll lu' lml1L'1'1ff't. Ilzxliu Vlulr fl, 113 Ilnmc lingu- nm1nLx l'Iub ll, 2, -Ill HILL' lflub I-ll: Typist for 1x'I'uuI'ull: I-lb: I.i- br:uy l'lub 14, Sl: Nznlurc Slufly Vlub ISI. IfI,WCOID HARRISON SNIITI I Sxlrrll l.u.l:'.'x, I um II num nf flu' 7Iwfl'Il.v. .Xurlullllurc I'Iub fl, 2, 3, -ll. JANIILS PAUL SNOW I,OUISIi Bl3A'I'RIClZ STANITIIILD I,rnvIf.l4. llfm' nwuz' In gluml fx wlml fx fair. I,:uiu Vlub fl, ll: llrnmv licul nmnlus l'lub fl, J. ill Iflvurll Club lj, 43, Saturn- Study Club Inlg I.llnx':u'y Vlulr IFJ! Assl, Activincs I-'vlulm' uf RI-'NJUVAIII tip lNIiZ RIilBliKAI'I STANLEY ll1cm'Kv l.lfI' fx .vllarf, yvt .f7:u'z'f. llumu licnurmrnics Club fl, 2, -UL Ifrcuclm Vlub 4.1, -Hg l,ibr:u'y Club lil: Awuclzntcf Ifllitur Salim' Edition III 1x'uum'I1!1f ISI. IVIARTIIA INEZ STRADER N12z1lE ,N'Iu' ruulll be lvmrml uf in II 1111!- .vhrll 111111 yd .Hull I1Fr.vL'lf fjurwz uf iuflfutu sffuu'. lilllllni Ilrznnutic Club fl, 271 Glee Flub Il, JJ: llnmc licmmxuics Club Il, JJ: liciflsvillc: I rcncI1 Club fl, -I, il, YICu'l'1'v:si1Icnt full: llume Ecu- l1ru11Its Club 1511 I.iln':n'y Club f5J, l'l1:Iir'm:u1 l'l'r-grznu f'f1n1n1Iltcc ISD: lluuw :xml flruumls Crunmnmitlcc ISJ: N:uuxw- Slufly Club 453: Advertis- ing Iililnr of R1iNUl'AlIl 137. A'5N ll ' Dckonu' ALLEN TALLEY ll Luft .nf luurlz rullul I1 num xtullllx ' I-,UI 1' A, I :ul I I ' f llj In 1 'UI III 'III II 'II I ' I 'f II'lu'n lwurfs arc lrxzu, fits' tvorzlx llrrmmllc Vlub Il. ll, Ih-lmtmg 'Z quill flu, l'lI Il,.fl1II:,'l1lI l.3I1l'l 'l N , Q'l:lI my H- HI II IUILI llflme l'.c:-110111105 Club 12, 3, 53: IIKIAXXX -sv l.ibr:u'y lflub 151g French Club CSI. Page Seventeen KN, w , 1 REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1 I I-13 ' f 'Wx XA J REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL1 1 QED A LEONARD 'IQHORNTON Sox 1l'l1-r fvnrry fuurry 'Trl fuufwy wulwzrx you Agricullurn' 1'lub 11. 215 lfrullcll 1 l-ub 1.11, Safety Pnlrul 1313 liluc- lrlclzm 1512 Urzmlfnllc Club 151, ROY A. rl-RUl'l l' Slq1NNx ' ulfurll fm' ,vlfrl'ux.v. lu' .Wl'l1u'fl Tvfflr yfl'a1'l' lu Twill, :will ln'ul'l In lmlflf' Fnmtball 12, 31, Rlll1!IlHCl' 1511 llrlnnalic Cllulr 1-l, 51, 1'rcaixlL-111 1513 French Club 14, 513 Firc Nllmiluu' 14. 511 Ili-Y 1'lul1 1512 Sluvlcnl As- slmbly 151, Srcrvtary uf Rr1wruscl1- tatives 151: llluc 1'lub 1511 Bzlsulmll 1311 Klnllzlilx-r ul' Scluml Slurc 1512 Busiucss Manager ut' Rl-1N1'1L'.XIII 131, Q, GLADYS FRANCES VANHOOK Page Eightem I.v11g1rh uf flu-v.v ix in hm' rigrllf lmml um! In hw' lv-ft hum! ru'l11'x um! lmuuurf llume lEClJ11l'!Il'llC5 Club 11, 21, Fruuch Club 13. 41, XVINNIIIRED XVARIT XYlNN1lL Mfr. Rankin: llrznmnlic Klub 11, 2, 51: Ruillsvillci llrzuuzllic 1'lub 1-11. Ti1m' f1'u.vI1'll ix r.v'f.1f1'11rv, 11.1-rl! ix , V 1 .1 ,247 14 lv Q! -Q. 1V1EREDITH E. WEBSTER ll11iR15u1'1'11 lim ways url' way: of plvasarltlwss, urn! ull lwr fvullrs arf' ffraccf' -Proverbs 3:17. 1lr1l1lslum'u: Public Speaking' Club 111: Hume Economics Club 1113 Reimlsvillcz Hmm: Economics Club 121: l.ibrary Club 1513 French Club 151. GERALDINE BOYD WHITE 'AJERRYU Thr yum! div young-I 'want to flY'1'L',H llvmme Economics Club 11, 2, 31: Latin 1flub 11. 21: Nature Study Club 151, Secretary 1515 Library Club 151. EDNA EARLE WILLIANIS SllUR'I'IIZH l.l'fl x u just urul all 111111115 5110751 ll,' I Ilmuylzf .ru wwf, and now I knuw I-L., 11111116ilfC1'1llI'1I1'I1C5 Club-11, 2, 513 French Club 13, 41: Library Club 151. NIARJORY GREY WILLIAMSON l1lAIi1j1lLU l'lvu.m11r :ulmlx url' as n 1l0llfL'j'L'0llll7, .vfurwf lu ilu' .wnl ami' llmllla lu Hu' lmrlV.x', llmm- licunmuics Club, 11, 2, 413 l,:ntiu 1,'lub 111: French Club 13, 41: Library Club 151. 'ax llVl5I,YN Glllfl XVORBHAM RUBY CAROIQYN XVRIQIVI' livin, him 1' I Vinum! ilu i 1'i'l'VVfflllllyI, lI.'l' lfwyx' liuriilx iff: Ihr fmfrrx' l.i',vv W5 I :will lm! r'rfl1.ti' lu flu llii- MMIII'- .N'll'i1yi'il in n fillzrl juilliixyf' uh llriflif I rim ilu. I.1ilili Clulr ll, ll: llnmp IQ,-,,. .A l,:iliu Vlulr fl, 273 Hmne lieu- immies Vluli Ill: lfrelirll Vlulr I-l, .7 WVUIIKN filllll ll. ll? lil'-'U fllllll 1-l. 513 l'uii1ls Syslrnl llviiiiiiillt-t' ill: K -ll! lls'l'IlYlIll1 lllllll 13. 4. 53. Delmie Vliiel Xleirslizil 141: Sr-err-tziiy Stn' X mu 'I't-:im 14, Sl: fllzirsluil 1413 :lim llrgxinxzxilimi lil: Stn-li-nt llvun- ' livlilm'-iii-Vliief fit' Rl-:Nm ,xiii I-U3 eil :ui-l .-Xssi-mlvly KSN .Xelixitits lfrli- Nillllll' Slllflb' Vllllr f5l, lllllllldly nn' nt' Rl-xmxxiii fill You-il Must 4'l1ziirm:m 151: Sturlenl f'uuneil f5J: Srnilnms, lit-at llrtiaar-.lg X'gilt-ilifqnr. l'ruqi':nn l'li:iirmzir1 157: Iiflitm'-iw mn, nf Sr-iiiun' lfililiini Ri'l1ui'rlf11' 151. gl Iv lin fHP11Il'lI'iElllI KA'i'HiiR1Nt2 GROGAN 1923 - 1935 HAIL CLASS QF '41 Hail class of '-ll-our task is done in R. H. S. XVhere we have worked and toiled and ever done our best. Theres a tear in our eye and a song in our heart. For memories will linger as from our alma mater we part. Hail class of '-l l-let's blaze our trail so sure and straight That those in future years. who follow in our wake XVith hearty souls, will have to work with might and main lf ever in their struggle upward our goal they attain. Hail class of '-ll-may success our efforts crown. Then well get our just measure of fortune and renown. Nlay there be a star placed by each of our names NVhen immortals are listed in the world's annals of fame. RAouL'D PRICE. M , 1 ,,- 4 if ,c-D - , REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOLZ Page Nineteen .3255 ,. 'Fw w . 'A REIDSVILLE HIGH scHooL- CERTIFICATES THOMAS LINDSEY BURTON S11m211 H15 111'1'11t1'5t 1115111111 1'1111x t111'o1111l1 1115 t'1'1'11J,' Hr is L1 g11'11tl1'1111111. Home Romn Relrrescutzntive 111: Agriculturg Club 111: Latin Club 11. 21: Stuclent Orgzmizzxtioix 121. Treasurer 121g R1'1111c11I11 Staff 121. EVELYN REBECCA CARTER D1MPI.l2S 111111 11 1lL'l1l'f 71-1't11 11111111 fur M'1'1'v Coy, i Latin Club 11, 21: Home Eco- nomics Club 12, S, 41. fi Page Twenty JAMES L EE COBB ,lIMM11z fl1:v11y.v 11171-1111 0111 x11111t':v111'1'p, 01' Ulm' juxt 11111111111 l111f1.', Lieutenant Safety Patrol 11, 2, 311 French Club 1313 Bas:-ball Mzumge-1' 1311 Football Blllllilflffl' 151: Football Squnfl 14, 51: Basketball Squanl 1413 Trzntilic ziuwl Fire Cun1miltte Chair' man 141: Chief Fire Hmlitor 1413 Hi-Y Club 1-lf, 51. Publicity Allm- ziqe-1' 141. Presiflcut 151: Student Cuuucil aurl Assembly 1415 Yotcil Best Dancer. HELEN FRANCES COLLEY FRAN1qIE lf 111' lu' 1111? fm' 11113 11'111zt f111'u I for 2111111111 111' 111': ' XY:1luut Cove: Class Prcsiulcut 1112 Lritiu Club 111: llaskctlmll 111: XYi11ucr uf State Spt-lliugl Cuulsst 111: Raiflsvillci Hlce Club 12, 3, 413 ,luuiur l,11':m1:ltiC Club 111: Hmmm licuiwmiiici Club 1311 Claws Sncrstary 1.11: Bnskc-tlmll Squnrl 1313 French Club 1412 Senior Drunlzltic Club 141. --unix ' , .JL ., ,W ELOISE HAIZLIP nl 1111'1'1'y 1IA.'Ul'f 111111sCt11 a r11L'c1'f111 1'01111t1'111111c1', Home Economics Club 11, 2, 41. JAMES HARRISON IlMM113 C111111111t 1113- :my 111110 th: Lordg H17 111111 111'1'1'1't thy pat11. French Club 151. Vice-President 151: School Store 151. HENRY CLAYTON MCCOLLUM LITTLE I'l1-INRYH lf is 111'111'1' ia lu' xmall and 1ct your 1111111 .r111111' 1111111 tu ln' large and cast 11 .Y11U11'U'ZC'.J' Agriculture Club 11, 2, 3, 4, 51. RUTH GRAVES OVERBY 1,IooNI1c .-1 11111 111'111't alfvuyx 7i'l'I1I1llf1 fu do 1'1'1111l, .'l1111 111' f1'1'1'1111.r zvifll L'i'L'I'j'17Df1-V. Glcc Club 13, 4, 51. CERTIFICATES l7LOlil:Nlfl: 1XDl7l.All5l7 PIELEIQAM I wx- lu xlr1Z'4'. fu .v.'rl.', In flml, mul :ml In -v1'rl4l, llumc lfcmmllmice l'Iuln Il, 2, -H. HENRY ALAN PETUSKI2 'l'L'n'k .IlI glrfuf :nun un' llyffl-fl,' I Jmff fvrl Tvpll mv.f1'ff. Bran-I HH Sixivty I'.xlx':-l fl, 231 Ugnskvtlmll Squiul ill, S IQ Tvunii Squzul Ury lfm-llvnll S-luml 143, Bl,-XRDIENE XVINIFRIZD PRICE DI-:Ax I li Thu fully In jfdlll u fr11'm1 is to lu' um, llrimmznic Club Ill: II-umm Ecu, m.n1icS Klub 11. 213 lih-u flul, fl, 2, 3, 4, 53: Yun-11 Best Ilzmcur. NIARGARIET LEE SANDERS BL'xfu Q1rl'l'f but llalzfzllvsx, Gclwllzfr in :puffs ur play, Apex: Drznnrnic flnll 131: Jffurnrnl- ism C-lj. 5 r '53 fqxgf XX fx kxfx, 5 5 1 4? 7 'REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1 Al ANNII' PIEARI. SKQUIWIX .XxA.x l'l'lu. H1111 nf fuv nm! ,mm m, what Ls lu uhm fit: llumu- Ifu:mux1xic5Vlulu OAKS SMITH Hula llfx Wmly Tull, flfx flfmfx' xulllr, 4:1 jlukr fum icvlrmm' ull flu' in-lilly. Ag4x'iL'uIl111'u Cluln 41, J, R, 4, 55, DOIQOTI IY E. XVATKINS , 'A11.ff . 1 .ms l.l4l. Page 'I-wenly-one JUNKNRCLASS OFFICERS OFFICERS KITS SHARP . . . . . , President CLEM MOORE . . .Vice-President BETTY HooPER , . . .Secretary CLAUDE GENTRY . iTreasurer Miss KATE CoNLEY , . , T . . . Adviser COLORS: Wlhzite and Green. FLOWER: llfhife Rose. Patricia Arthur Mary Ann Ballenger Louisa Blacknall Sion Blackburn Gilmer Brande Stephen Bugher Thomas Burton Ralph Byrd Mary Frances Canady Alene Carter Jack Carter Raymond Chambers? Cecelia Cobb Clyde Cobb Dorothy Coleman Helen Collins Nancy Corum Eddie Cora Davidson Glenn Evans Janie Ferguson Page Ttueniy-ttuo Morro: Launched But Not Anchored. JUNIOR CLASS Richard Ferneyhough Marie Fetzer Mildred Forbes Hilda Gammons? Rhoda Ann Gardner Mary Garrett Claude Gentry Katherine Grifith Fredricka Hill Theodore Hill? Betty Hooper XVanda Jacobs Charlie Banks James NVilliam Jodoin Ester Johnson Jack Johnsonzlz Margaret Lester J, B. Martin. Jr, Mildred Martin Anna Matkins Dorothy McClintock Carolyn McCollum Mina XVallace McCollum Reuben McCollum Betty Gray Meador Clem Moore James Moore, Jr. Pauline Myers R, G. Nexvnam. Jr. Helen O'Bryant Harold Parks Elwood Pearson Edna Price Mary Pritchett Virginia Reagan Ann Richardson Jane Richardson Marian Rierson Carl Roach Paul Robertson Charles Roberts Doris Rothrock Anne Russell Nick Sacrinty Audrey Sartin Charles Saunders James Sharp Melvin Shumateg Dorothy Smith Becky Smith Frances Stadler Charles Lee Stanfield Lee Roy Stanley Lucille Stewart Wilbur Talley? Clyde Vklalkerak Joe Womack Cecil Yount :li No pztlure. rf N 3, jf ,flxgzgl V ffm' - , , N. kt fy , ,E , ' 'w'-jj: he -'nrjrfflu--.mv 4 K ,, 1 Y ,F il FF' ' l'sLJ.-F- -l'V,,.d7it.J'lC'f1.a .ga,-...., V +'tf'F3n.L'lJ D or 4 1 I A Mar.. iii q 2 1 fhw 'V I V .f , MN., za aa Q Q Q lim J ,, 9.5 1 K 1 : HM P fl ,,...M ' 3 fax! .ff X 1' A My QA X XX tg W .. 1 I I ! I , L..fv,x:fx - f'---W- f-vw, 1 Twt'i 1' - bf -- , LL-,-H--ld H v I OFFICERS SS LA C RE MO O PI-I SO C-4 IT! In U: ITJ O O FU VU 5 'S fu Z' Q. rm I5 Nb v i OFFICERS THOMAS STADLER SS.. .... V ice-Presidem GENEVA GIBSON . ,..,. Secretary SALLIE PRICE S. A ...,., Treasurer MRS. MONTGOMERY. , . ..., Class Adviser COLORS :Green and Whz're. MOTTO: Excelsior FLOWER: Larkspur Page Twenty-four ,xjijiffsm R5 fl ,REIDSVILLE HIGH scHooL ' N5FfQu-ul Juanita Apple Opal Apple Numa Baker Ralph Baynes Magdalene Bellmany Elaine Benson Mildred Billingsley Martha Boatwright James Borland Mildred Bradner Edith Brande Rae Brooks Dorothy Brown Ruth Capps Elizabeth Carter Nellie Carter Garland Christmon Price Citry Margaret Cobb Elizabeth Cook Hazel Cooke Barbara Coleman Bill Claybrook Helen Cross Harold Cross Jack Crutchfield Billy Dallas Rachel Del.ancey Bobbie Delaapp Evelyn Dixon Hilda Dixon Evelyn Drum Jimmie Duncan SOPHOMORIE CLASS J. T. Durham lirank Evans Bill liagge Dorothy lfagge lflizabeth liaircloth Mabel liorbes Mary Blair Gardner Ben Garrett Blake Goodman Catherine Gentry Robert Gentry Geneva Gibson Marion Gilmore Sallie Gilliam George Goolshy John Groll' Nancy Hill Margaret Hinson R. J. Hudson Vllillie Hunt Virginia Hurd Barbara Jeflireys Bob Jones Mary liranees Jones XV. E. Jones Charlotte Joyce Kitty Mae Ring Helen Manley Nancy Matkins Anna Belle Martin Jamie Massey Donald Mcfllister Genevieve McCollum fo lei: lndia McCollum Margaret McCollum Doris Meliinney Virginia Mcliinney Billy Mitchell Helen Mitchell Margaret Mitchell Norma Mitchell iliymesia Mitchell Billy Mobley Hilton Monsees Jesse Moore l.aVerne Moore l.eon Moore Richard Moore Steiner Moore Billie Grey Neal Georgia Norman Muriel Norman Clay Pennington Vallie Perdue Jack Perry Bobby Phipps Dandridge Price Sallie Price Helen Pritchett Kathleen Rice Raymond Rivers Margaret Robertson Bertie Robinson Dorothy Saunders Ida Belle Saunders Nancy Saunders 7 4 i l l I Til has Constance Scoggin lfloyd Seay Marie Shelton l la y wood Shumate Ashby Sigmon Nancy Smith lllon Smithy liranees Smothers Bobby Somers Robert Sprinkle 'lihomas Statller Leonard Stacller Melvin Stanlield Harold Stephenson Anne Stokes B B lhrockmort n . . o Jean ne 'lihrockmorton Marjorie 'lirent Guy Turner James Turner Sara 'l'tirner Geneva Underwood Katie Van Hook Henry Wall Bonnie Vv'alker Maggie Vifalker Peggy NVare Dorothy Watliiigttun Neal Watlington Gwendolyn NVhicker Clint Vwlilliams Jimmie Wtxmaek Caroline kVray Sybil Vwlray S . I 1-..-:I F l 'A V . QF? J Page Twenty-five REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1 AN'CLASS FRESH OFFICERS OFFICERS HUGH GRIFFIN , , , , . , , . . President CECIL BRANDE . , .Vice-President GRAY STANFIELD . Seffemfy BILLY COBB , . . .Treasurer MRS. CHEEVES I . . ,Class AdU,'SQ,- COLOR: Red and lVf'JIiI'Q FLOWER: Rose Peggy Adams James Alcorn Lawrence Allen John Allman Clara Mae Apple Junior Apple Wiiinie Apple Joel Arthur Agnes Barber Carolyn Barber Dallas Barber Howard Barham Margaret Basham Buck Beville Billy Blalock Helen Bodenheimer Cecil Brande lllllff' TtL't-17141-six MOTTO: Slriue To Build FRESHMAN CLASS Henry Brannock Anna Bray Dorothy Bullock Lucille Burton Sarah Ann Burton Virginia Burton XVestly Burton Marie Butler Harry Cardwell Erna Nell Carter NlargaretCarte1' Marjorie Carter Albert Chandler Rhodalia Chapmon Clara Mae Childrey Drewey Chilton Gaylard Chilton Garland Chrismon Irma Lee Chrismon Sara Clark Billy Cobb John Cobb Elwood Coleman Cletis Cook Marie Cook Margaret Craddock Shelton Daniel Norman Delancy Robert Dockery Helen Duggins Edward Elliot Arthur Evans Chestina Evans Ruth Evans Louise Faircloth Wiley' Faucette David Firesheets Millard Firesheets Hilda Freeman Doris Gammon Gladys Gammon Mable Gann Littleton Gardner Pearl Garrison Margaret Gilley Fred Gregory Hugh Griffin Malcolm Groff Robert Grogan Grace Gwynn rf' r,.- if 2, Nufzpl KKK- K lr: L X XB,4 v I REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL X John Hall Dorothy Handy Bob Hardy lfredrick Hardy Jacqueline Hawkins Shirley Hettinger Juanita Holland Dorothy Hopper lfclna lfarl Hooper Georgia Hooper John Hooper listelle Howerton lf7ekiel Hull Bobby l.ou Huntley lfunice lnman George Jarrett ljlder l.ea Jones Herbert Jones James Jones Bennie Justice lfllen Kirnbro lfdna Riser Alelle lirites Hazel lirites Douglas l.ande James l.ee Beulah l,ester Hazel Madison Martha Madison Ruth Manring Katie Martin Viola Martin Margaret Matkins Hugh Maus Johnny McAdams George McClintock Darius McDonald Stella Mcliinney Virginia Mcliinney Kathleen Meaclor Catherine Mitchell Mary Mitchell Mary Alice Moore lflivabeth Motley Virginia Myers Charles Nichols Johnny Oakley XVentlell Owen lilwood Page Robert Page Grey Parks Mae Pasehall Neal Pegram Cecil Pennington J, N. Perkins Patricia Perkins Dillard Pettigrew Ralph Phipps liugene Powell Gerry Price 'lireya Raseoe Cleo Roberts l.ois Roberts Doris Royster l.ee Saunders Allen Seay Jack Scott Iris Shreve Ann Small Jack Small Blanche Smith Harold Smith Juanita Smith Pat' Smith Virginia Simmons lflwood Soyars lirances Southard Alyis Stanheld Grey Stanfield Mary Frances Stanneld R. l.. Stanley Mary Byrd Strader A, T. Talley lidirh Talley J. VJ. Talley Louise Talley NVilburn Thornton George Toler Sam Tranthum Margaret Trent Grey Tuck Lois Tucker Clifton Turner NValter Turner Nancy VanHook Ernest Via lflsie XValker l.ee Walker Nellie Ruth Vwlalker Sammy XValker Irene Wiill John XVatlington Penn Vifaynick llthel Wlweeler Yvonne Vxfilks George Vifilliamson Richard Vifollorcl Susan Ann Vifomack Charles Vvlootton Mary Ann Young Junie Cantrell Williani Daniel lfarl Delaney Reid Delancy Auhorn Grogan Everette Harvey Margaret Harrelson Vernon Hudson l.ucille Jacobs l.eon MeWl1orter William Pettigrew Aileen Rathburne Nettie Sides Mildred Smith Inez Thore Hobson Vernon Ray Walker Pat Ware rf' fiiilllifiiik Nqr! ,l Xfffi G Q, up V Q . A - if f e'-W -N----V.,---.,.,-,,c.W,, r- ,, , Hu A, . ,, ,f ,r s - - L . f - f ---- - L5 fsiA4f'.f'.f' fy.: , -1.'n,Uag,z,,,4,-5. , Page 7-LL'Ul'1lQl--St:'L'?77 -1 REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES REIIDSVILLE I-IIGI-I v !5x I X ik. .gi 1 DOROTHY GRIPPITH Editor-in-Chief THE RENQCAI-I EVELYN WORSHAINT Activities Editor SARA E. HUTCHERSON Athletic Editor EDNA RIVERS Asst. Athletic Editor IVIARJORIE WILLIAMSON Asst. Business Manager FRANCES CROSS Asst. Advertising Manager LoU1sr2STAN1f1ELD Asst. Activities Editor TAFF CDF 1941 4 QP' 'U xp' 'L b -1 DQRQTHI' C.-XRDWIZLI. 'liypisf DORIS BERRY Chief Typist CATHERINE PRICE Typist VJILBUR MITCHELL Snapshot Editor INIQZ SIIIAIJIQR f'Xcl'L'L'I'll4Sl.I7fl IXILIDLIIICF ROI' TIILIIII Busimss lKfItll7LlgfUI' IDA BEIII MCCQLLUAI Associule Editor 'H' l l Page Thirty-two MARSHALS Seated. left lo right: Minta Wallace McCollum, Edna Price, Jane Richardson, Katherine Grif- nth. Standing, left to right: Nick Sacrinty, Elwood Pearson. Betty Grey Mcador. DEBATERS Left to right: Robert Sprinkle, Jess Moore. Minta Wallace Mc- Collum. Stephen Bugher, Ruby Vilright, Bill Claybrook. IJBRARY CLUB JANE COLEMAN, President Lois RoBERTs, XIIICQ-Pf6?SlAd9f7l' PEGGY ADAMS. Secretary and Treasurer INEZ STRADER, Program Chairman ANNE FITTS, Reporter MOTTO: lVzlhoul tl love of books, Ihr' rrclvusi mun is poor. CHEER- LEADERS lfft In rrghf: Sarah Ifmmn Hutcherson. Dorolhv Cardwell, Vmnches Smuthers. Mnrie I:UlZCI'. Chief. Harry Cardell. Nancy Saunders. Ida Beth McCollum. Reids-ville, l.1-Ons, Ifightf Fight? light? FRENCH CLUB IDA BETH RICCOLLUH P!'c.s!dL'I7f JAMES HAIQIQISON X 'z1'e-President DORIS BERRY Scurelury - Treasurer AIR. NOIEL. ,-hldsur MCTTO: Vuulofr, Hes! POLIUOIVF. FUTURE FARMERS CF E AMERICA D Q C f 5 -S R - M mi 1 C R f 3 MLQLVIN SIIUXIATI2. Prmdmf 14,1321 'f ' ', ' , - 'u E V- Kg 'b , f THEODORE HILL. X'm'7PrmL1e-nr C 51 i-Age W., 5-J' Q: N ' , Q f X DONALD MCA1,1s'rl1R, Si'Cfd.'llJfIe1 ' H, 2 ' ,Qi ' ', 1 1 A' fx LEONDARD STAOLIQR. 'frmsrrrer f 1' H O 'J 4 1' A -I 45? F' ,Q , L HAROLD CROSS, Rvporfer . 'i ' V ! Ng. ' QF J' , v aw E X ff J, R - U R Mfg 1fIOTTO: Luarnmq IO do, dozng 31- 4 in L, V f N F :O Ieum: earning to live and F V' Irv: ng IO serve. 1 Page Thing-three I-ll-Y CLUB OFFICERS JIMMY COBB . . . s GTIS SACRINTY . B . e RAEPORD NORMAN , , FRANK ABBOTT B , , . , , MR. GEORGE WINOFIELD .VBB I President Vzce-President . . Secretary . Treasurer Adviser MEMBERS Frank Abbott. Jimmy Cobb, Allen Gwyn, Bernard Jones. Rufus Mitchell, Clem Moore, Oliver Morris. Raeford Norman, Elwood Pearson. John Petti- grew, Raoul'd Price, Frank Rawley. Nick Sacrinty, Otis Sacrinty, Charles Stan- lielcl, Leroy Stanley, Joe Womack, Cecil Yount. Page Thirty-four !'f 2 1 ge A A Y, w 1 SARAH EMMA HUTCHERSGN C3011 Rc'lLfr1'l'ffU ffligfv Pclgu II If l T I-IE STUDENT NCT FOR OU THE CQUNCIL OFFICERS . . . . .President . . Vice-President . . . , .Secretary . . .Treasurer . ,...,. Adviser Assistant Adviser R Xl FORD bonu XN R.xx'M0Nn Clrnxnnki RUTH Cum Dononrx CRIFFITH SARAH I'IU'lCIIl Ixnux XX R11 ur DORIS BERRY T1 Qs 'Xluokr XXVILIXUR RIITCIIEIL 1 1 RIFF JAINIES SHARP DRGANIZATIQN ELVESQ BUT FOR ALL THE ASSEMBLY PURPOSE The purpose ol, thc SlllLlCI1l Organization shall be to scr .1 high smndaril of school citi- Zcnship, lO further inlcrcsl .md participation in .ill rucognizcd school ncriviiics, .ind to promote A close rclnlionship bclwccri thc lliculry and thc student body. gk l.Ei-wx S1.xxi.x-,Y lilI.Ml.R Iiiuxiii-1 IIX ll. Xiixi. I.x-:L Rlciixkiisox .liaixxi-1'1'liHo.Killian x BILLY Com: XVII ILVRN 'I'ii-iam-ix HENTINA liuxxs 1. B. BI KHTIN Xl.iR1..iHr,r Ilxiciclzis N lluge 'I-lwirlzj-eight THE DRAMATIC SENIOR CLUB OFFICERS ROY TRUITT . . . , . .President JANE RICHARDSON . . . .Vice-President ANN RICHARDSON . . . . Secretary ANNE FITTS . . . . .Treasurer MISS RATLEDOE . Adviser MEMBERS Louisa Blacknall Martha Boatwright Gilmer Brande Rae Brooks Thomas Burton Ralph Byrd Mary F. Canady Helen F. Colley Jack Crutchfield Anne Fitts Geneva Gibson Dorothy Grifiith Katherine GrifHth Wanda Jacobs Marie Johnson Julian Kelly Elwood King Margaret Lester Billy McCollum Genevieve McCollum Minla XV. McCollum lda Beth McCollum Juanita McWhorter Oliver Morris Georgia Norman Dorothy Pettigrew Dandridge Price Edna Price Raoul'd Price Helen Pritchett Ann Richardson Jane Richardson Otis Sacrinty Nancy Saunders Constance Scoggins Fields Scott Frances Scott Kits Sharp Frances Smothers Dorothy Smith Rebecca Smith Leonard Thornton Jeanne Th rockmorton Roy Truitt Geneva Underwood DEPARTMENT JUNIOR CLUB OFFICERS SUSAN ANN XVOMACK Prvszidenl JOHN Cola-B Vm--Ilresiiivnz SARAH CLARK Secretary TREVA RAscoif 'lnusuri-r ANNE F1'r'1's Griffin MIEMBII Susan A. XVomaclr John Cobb Sarah Clark Trcva Rascoc Bobby Lou l-lundlcy Norman Delaney Harry Card xx'c ll John Hall Millard llircshccts Mary Ann Young Clara Mac Childrcy Carolyn Barber Grcy Tuck Edna Kvscr l N XVilburn Thornton l,ois Roberts Nellie R. Vkfallxcr Peggy Adams Gladys Gammon XVcslcy Burton Dillard Pettigrew l.ois Tuclwr Anne Small Grey Stanlicld Patricia Pcrlxins XVinnic Apple Dorothy Bullock Virginia Brown Page Thing-nine EDNA PRICE GENEVA GIBSON . TREVA RASCOE . BETTY GREY MEADQR LAVERNE MOORE r HOME . I .Preszident Vzce-Preszdent , , , Historian Secretary Treasurer '--1 1 Page Forty CGNCDMICS FIRST-YEAR CLASSES QP SECQND- AND THIRDSYEAR CLASSES f ' I I f -31 ,,--- my '- -737 RL 'R 'W lin 1 s P W L 1 V i -..L 'HE I g . N I II Ii I1 if III ,. E fI I E X I I 2 I I ,I I I III II I I I I I I V2 'T? I Flutes: HAROLD STEPHENSON IVIARILYN IVICCOLLUM Clarinetsi KITS SHARP CECIL YOUNT STEPHEN BUGHER ELWOOD COLEMAN BILLIE GREY NEAL SARAH ANN BURTON JESSE MOORE JACK CRUTCHFIELD BOBBY DELAPP CLEO ROBERTS BOB RICHARDSON BOBBY THORNTON GENEVIEVE IVICCOLLUM JULE GWYN VIRGINIA SAUNDERS Saxophones: BECKY SMITH BOBBY LOU HUNDLEY Page Forty-four BAND R. J. HUDSON USONNYH NEWNAM Coronets: HUGH GRIFFIN BUDDY EERNEYBOUGH JOHN WATLINGTON REUBEN WARE CLAIRE BARBOUR JACK PERRY BILL RICHARDSON CHARLES NICHOLS CLIFTON TURNER GEORGE TRUITT BILL EAGGE GERALD HOARD LITTLETON GARDENER JOHN HALL BOB CRUTCHIELED GARLAND SMOTHERS RUDOLIPH SMITH French Horns: J AMES MOORE MARY' BLAIR GARDENER DOROTHY EACGE Baritone Horns: CHARLES SAUNDERS GROVE CUMMINGS TOINI SASSER Trombones: BOB JONES NORMAN DELANCEY FIELDS SCOTT DONNA MARIE KAILER Basses: RAOUL'D PRICE BILL CLAYBROOK JACK SMALL Drums: RICHARD WOFFORD A. G. TALLEY RAEEORD NORAIAN JIMMY LEE PEGGY AOAAIS CLARA MAI? AIJIHLIE MARY ANN BALLIZNGITR LOUISA BLACRNALL BILLY BLAYLOCR VIRGINIA BROWN LLICILLE BURTON SARAII ANN BURTON HARRY CARDWIQLL MAROII5 CARTER DOROTI IY COLEAIAN HELEN FRANCES COLLEY BOBBY DANIELS NORMAN DELANCLEY RACHEL DELANCEY DOROTHY FAGGII HILDA FREEMAN NIILLARD FIRIZSI IITIYTS GLADYS GAXIMON BEN G.-XRRETT OLEE CLUB KATIIERINI5 GRll5I7l'I'Il SI-IIRLEY HI2T'I'INcaI2R SARAI-I EAIAIA HLITCIII EUNIIQE INAIAN XVANIDA JACOBS BILLIE JOYCE KATIE MARTIN NIILDRIZD MARTIN VIOLA MARTIN ADA I.1iI?MIJ'CIIlTLI. HYLTON MONSISES LAVERNE MOOIZE JAAIES MOORE OLIVER MORRIS BILLIII GREY NEAL RLITII OVERBY BOBBY PIIIPIHS DIQANIE PRICE C-ERRY PRICE 3RSON HIZLIEN PRI'I'IgIII3T'I' MARY PRITPI ll,E'I l' KATIIIIIEN RICI5 ANN RIIIIARIJSON JANI5 RICI IARIDRON CLIQO ROIIIZRTS I,OIs ROBERTS DORIS ROYSTIIR C-fIlARI.IfS SALINIJIIRS CONSTANCIZ SCOGCEINS ANN SMALL JACK SAIALL DOROTHY SAIITII BOBBY SOAIIERS GREY S'I'ANI3lIiI-D NIARY FRANCES STANFIELD NIARGARET TRIENT ROY TR LIITT LOIS TLICRER NELLIE RLITII XVALKIER 9.-vp.. vfw-- 1 - Page Forty fiue NATURE STUDY CLUB DOROTHY COLEMON . . . UPresidenzE BOBBY DANIEL . , UVice-Pmsidenz JERRY WHITE . . . . ,Secretary RUBY WRIGHT , . A . Publicity Chairman HAROLD STEPHENSQN . R ...R. A , Critic Miss LEE, Miss WILLIANIS , . . Advisers Top, Inf! In f'1'grl1!.' fY,XX'c'll, Artlumr, 1Iuu5, I. Coleman. Cullins, NVl1itc. XY1'ight. Chrismuu. Talley, D. f ule-111011, Rnystewt lmlhun, luff In r:'ffllf.' 51,111-lu1', Steplmunsmm. Slnlv, Mitchull, I enningl4m, l'1-mf, Slllllfltlll, Shumnlc, Fuggc. .llvsfllt fm' f'11'f1rl'u: Holm-t 4Ix'ug:n1, Brvlnluy Ilzmiul, Louis: Rnluntsml, Pugv Forlq-six X W Tft X ,. ig L . ii X ' , p- b- ff CCZHQ N 'Q 2 K. -. 19' ff 'Y xi 35- W qi. LY 0:25 Q-P44 'Q 3- wfq' fx ,Aw 2 ' 99 fffvfyl if.-A 5'-fx 1I.1f..1.l' 1'ff '1 r Y h.K :BP 4 ,A fxi f H ATHLETICS COACHES L. J. PERRY Dzreftor of Athletifs and Football Couch e X' V 4--S'-rff xiff,-5 ,4- am... v N., X asc M sugg v :f: : ?- wx. if 122: . U I if 1 '2 tiloxrza XX'1x4,Fl11l.l1 J. I., Hu: mms R. 'lf 4Ill.l,l-51-115 Buys' I?u,vl.'vllvall tjfrlx' Uuxlucllmll Buxuhull Page Frnrlg-sigh! ATHLETICS IN SUR SCHCDOL Development of the physical part of the body is of equal importance with the development of the mind. It is easy for us, in America, to overlook this fact, as we rush in our cars and aeroplanes from one place to another. Con- sequently, we Americans are becoming soft physically. Our physical educat1on program is planned to overeome this tendency to some extent Our play program from the first grade and up to the high school is planned with the definite aim to help the student to dexelop physlcally and socially We like to feel that our varsity teams in the high school head up this program The main purpose in plaving games is not to win but to help boys and girls dex elop into strong and healthy citizens with proper ideas in getting on with their fellowman CAPTAINS ALL r' t ! Rmb! France gmothers C' rls Tennis hn F n B R , C, 1n Pettigrew Football Clen Fx an Baselnll Eluoael P nr Bu Tenn: uri ax Doroths Carrlu ell Clrls Ba leetlmll Page Forty mne Rf ..-4 IHS lux! Im lf! 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S. . 35 Leaksville . O Sept. Z7-R. H. S. , O High Point , . 27 Oct. -I R H. S. 7 Burlington . . . . O Oct. l 1-R. H. S. , 27 Oxford Orphanage . . O Oct. 18-R H. S. . 26 Ouilford Freshmen . O Nov. l-R. H. S. . 16 Mount Airy . . 7 Nov. 8-R H. S. . 34 Leaksville . O Nov. 15-R. H. S. 7 Greensboro .... , 19 Nov. Z8-R. H. S. l-I Elizabeth City . . I2 Scenes from lfliznbeth City vs. Reidsville football game played at boys won the Class B State Champion- ship. These pictures show Bo Sac- rinly scoring his last points in his high school career. Kunan SEJLIILIFN where the Rciclsville Page Fifty-Iwo BUYS BASKETBALL First Rani, left to right: Leon Moore, Bill Claybrook. Jack Perry, J. T. Durham, Sevolzd Row: Dillard Pettigrew Olanagerb. Raoul'd Price, Nick Sacrinty, John Groif fCaptainj, Pete Groff, George VVingfAeld Ufoachlg Third Raw: Johnny Mc- Adams, Ralph Byrd, Charles Lee Stanfield, Clem Moore, Jimmy Duncan. BOYS TENNTS Lvft to Right: Eugene Powell, Charles Stanfield. Clem Moore, Joe NVomack, J. B. Martin, Elwood Pear- son QCaptainJ. BASEBALL TEAM Front Row, loft ta right: George Coolsby. Lawrence Allen, Taylor Smith, Vlihitt Garrison, Harold Cross, Bill Smothers, Second Row: Marion Gilmore, Robert Gentry, Oliver lllor- ris, Henry NVall, VV. E. Jones, John Cobb Ulanagerl. Third Row: Ralph Gillespie fCoachJ. Charles Roberts, Glenn Evans, Rufus lllitchell, Roy Truitt, Theodore Hill, Jack Johnson. Otis Sacrinty, Buddy Ferneyhough Cno picturesl. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Fir!! Rmv: Dtwxmtlly fartlwcll tfap- taint: Srrmrtl Iftm-,' Sally Pricc, Luis Tucker, Margart-t Mulkins, Ann Rus- sell. Jane RiCl'lZH'tlSl'v!l, tlemxt-x'in-xv: Alc- fnllum, Sarah Ann Burltvu, Nl:n'g:u'ut llinsun, Rt-lu-cca Smith, Tlrfrll Rufv: Franct-5 Smothers tRIanagvrl, Nancy Saumlcrs. Yirginia llcrsl, Mari:- Fctzcr, Frctlrickzx Hull, Sarah li. llulclxersml, Arm Riclmartlsmn, Dori: Rutllwcl-c, Anna Blznkins, Tymesia Klitcllcll. GIRLS' TENNIS First Row: Iuft tu right: Betty Hooper, Sarah Clark, Car-'wlyu Barber, Nellie Ruth NY:Jlker, Tr:-va Rascoei Swami R0':x'.' Bolllfy Lou Htmtlley. ltla Beth llcCollurn. Sarah Emma Hutcherson, Nancy Saunders, Fran- ces Slnothers ffaptainb. GYA4 CLASS ,am U SVC L 1 5 ref 55,321 ' ' Tl.-M V milf x - E A K N ,ll 'jx' ' .' ,, gt 41' u .,, . . . 1 lu 4 I ' 1 ' I In I 1 tn I I , I nw v ln at ,JU 1 xn nv ,,,,, ,I ln I' , ,,,, Paae Fzfty-three FEATURES AND ADVERTISEMENTS - .. '- .' -..:L.Ll ., z..-Q f., 4 af?-A LZ' I T a 10 4 1f....... fg' Q '15 it 1-dav- i PROPHECY Here I am, friends of the radio audience, standing at the entrance of the Supermount Theatre, under a beautiful moonlit sky, awaiting the premiere of the year's best movie, Seniors All. which will be presented in twenty-five minutes. A crowd of about 2,000 is expected to nll this well-known theatre which is owned by our former class comedian, Roy Truitt, and the expected group of most importance will be our senior class members of I9-ll, who are celebrating their graduation which took place nfteen years ago. The crowds are arriving early and among these first to arrive is Leonard Thornton who tells me he's ready to show the film any time. He's now one of the best electricians and inventors in the state, Not far behind him I see Wilbur Mitchell, our former class president, who is now a G-Man. I wonder what brown-eyed beauty he has a case on tonight. Lee Richardson, Jimmie Cobb, Otis Sacrinty, and Lindsey Burton have put aside their aviation suits for tonight and are dyked out in tuxedos. It's almost unbelievable that they did away with their ground work and took to the air. Vifith them are their capable stewardesses, Jane Coleman and Jerry White, who are just as Ilirtatious in the air as on the ground. Ruby Wright is now descending from her car. She can't miss a minute of it because, after all, she is the editor of the New York Times. Who is that getting out with her? Now, I see. It's Ruth Clapp, Ruby's private secretary. Well, it looks as if the staff of Duke hospital has walked out tonight. I see Dr. William Franklin Rawley, dieticians Sarah Emma Hutcherson and Louise Stanheld, and technicians Edna Earle Williams and Doris Berry. Dr. Rawley may prescribe the proper diet for others, but we hear that he believes more in the Hutcherson diet for himself. Miss Berry is an assitant to a chiropractor as well as being assisted by one, Two of the state's best lawyers are now approaching the scene, Allen Gwyn, Jr., and Robert Markus. Yes, you guessed it. Allen is arguing Robert's questions. Allen may be a good lawyer, but he's an extra good chicken raiser too. He has one of the largest chicken farms in the South. Let's peep around these two and see who is following. It's our classmate, Raoul'd Price. Guess what he is trying to make Allen do-draw up a law in favor of bigamy! There comes a group of nve nurses with their most entertaining doctor, Henry Petuske, who now stutters only when he talks to the ladies. Marjorie Williamson, Elsie Elliott. Ada Lee Mitchell, Juanita McWhorter, and Margaret Saunders are healing hearts, I hear, but it is not ascertained whether they are curing the ill. Let's see who is driving up in this jalopy. Well, I'll declare. It's the never to be forgotten 3 Wise Guys, Julian Kelly, Frank Abbott, and Fields Scott. Fields has become very much attached to his work in the Aircraft Mechanic Shop located near Julian's automobile plant, which is the second largest one in the United States. Frank. our well-to-do civil engineer. has joined them for this premiere. With this trio is Dorothy Griffith, who maintains quite an influence ove' them. Louise Robertson, the journalist on a Philadelphia paper, has just arrived at the scene. With her is her stenographer, Rachel Hearn. They tell me that Louise really speels off the dictation to Rachel. Speaking of someone really talking fast, there's Mable Gwynn. She's the head secretary for Bernard Jones' high class clothing shop in uptown New York. Mable is chatting with Inez Strader, Dorothy Talley. and Catherine Price. her assistants. I often wonder which of the three comes out on top when they start arguing who will pin on the Boss' flower. Whitt Garrison and Elwood Smith have doffed their work-afday clothes in which they do electrical welding work and appear to be quite dressed up. Along with these hard working men is Maurice Gilliam who looks equally lost without his tools. The picture has been so widely advertised that even the preachers are putting on their top hats and attending the premiere. Among them I see Raeford Norman and James Harrison. who Page Fifty-six I l are preacher and assistant preacher of The Little Church Around The Corner in New York City. NVith them I see their consecrated Christian workers. Edna Rivers and Dorothy Watkins. I see those three skilled beauticians arriving, Virginia Hill, Elizabeth McCollum, and Annie Belle Brande. I guess they will closely inspect the hair coiflures which they originated for the picture. My classmate. Evelyn XVorsham. has just been chauflieured to the premiere. Since she is one of the up-to-date music critics, I know she will listen closely to each musical number tonight. Next are Mardene Price and Ruth Overby, who are starred in this premiere. There's no doubt about it-they are tops with their talented voices along with the graceful dancing which Deanie performs. Speaking of music. Anne Fitts is here with several of her most distinguished piano students. Here's Helen Frances Colley, who is still striving to be the private secretary of the movie actor, Errol Flynn. Three more classmates may be added to otir list who are present. Mary Elizabeth Slate and Frances Cross, who are Home Economics teachers in Kentucky, and Dorothy Cardwell, who is a Physical Education instructor at XVoman's College, James Snow, a construction engineer in South Carolina, is stepping out with his staff of secretaries: Marie Johnson, who is still talking about nothing: Rebekah Stanley, who is very proficient: Meredith NVebster ancl Gladys Van Hook. who are still quiet but daurttless. I hear someone whispering. Who is that 'tall, dark, and handsome' in the uniform? I'll gladly tell her that he is Rufus Mitchell who is now an alert forest ranger of the Blue Ridge Mountains. David McCollum has left his farm, which he has been successfully tending, to witness this picture tonight and join the classmates of Reiclsville High once again. I see Elwood King, the President of H, O. L. S. , Home of Lucky Strikes, the broad- casting station in Reidsville. NVith him are his secretaries Ada Fargis and Winifred Warf who are zealous radio workers. Pearlie Mae Capps has an office job with the local Nu Shine Company of which Carl Roach is the Advertising Manager. Here come those energetic housewives: Frances Scott, who is dressed in white and is with a White: Hilda Robertson, whose husband is an excellent farmer: Eloise Haizlip, who has proved to be a good housewife: Alice Martin. who has married and is living in Florida: Adelaide Pegram and Annie Pearl Scott, who live with their husbands on a big ranch out West. I suppose we can thank this next person coming up for giving us such grand weather tonight. It's Henry McCollum. who forecasts weather conditions for Washington and its vicinity. And here just behind him comes a girl who is as sweet as her delicatessen. Evelyn Carter. Somebody strike up the band! Just look at the uniformsf Long live the army and navy! John Pettigrew is walking very proudly in his sailor suit which gets him a sweetheart in every port. Although the Greyhound Bus driver's uniform which Thomas McCollum is wearing does not belong to the United States, I'm sure it must attract the girls in every town. Deane Collins appears very happy with her husband who is dressed in an army officials uniform. YVho is this smiling proudly at his wife and twin daughters as he strolls with them up the walkway? It's our good-natured Oliver Morris, and just behind him is Billy McCollum who believes in crossing his bridges after he builds them because his reputation of being one of the best engineers assures him that his bridges are sturdy. Another car is driving up and its passenger is almost late. I wonder who it can be? Just as I thought, it's Dorothy Pettigrew, the senior who had as her life ambition to be excused when late somewhere. At least she doesn't have to get tardy excuses from Mr. Lipscomb now. Did someone say that the curtain will go up in one minute? Oh mel I'd better go in quickly because I don't want to miss any of the music. I now return you to the studios of HH. O. L. S. , Home of Lucky Strikes. IDA BETH IVICCOLLUM, Prophet. Page Fifty-seven -.. ,-N, -4. 5 g v 'H , ig .J f I 5 is :rl U I I I k , -1 -f f . 1:39, .,,, 'Y 2,-.f.,.i. , , ,V 3 0.3 . ,Q fr 15155 JJ - - .QQ T I , x , - ' 'f I Wi- . x '- . ry ' - X I . .' - ' I , , , 5 . ,S - - ff ,. , :-,-Y ' W R ' f. .Q A . ' , . ,my 'gy , 4 6 -..., f 1 ' 5 ,. F 'i'. -e -, 7, , ,,,. ., .Nm , 7 N,v f. 4 13:4 ' fa X , A V ... A. -M , A L1..i:iM ,qw , ,-. ,Q v 5 ,V I , , , ' ' 1 7- 1 - ,. if ,n L W W - L., 1 , , ff-e.. IS . lf. ' , ,ff ABN , , mix-,f . , . I --J . Q'fef 2 if 4. 'F 1'-fl - ,lic L, f-99 F 'fi , fl, P . Efiffi ' Q 'V ' 1 E: ' if'-W3 2? V ' fi A 1 ..4.zz1, :,,5f,,' ' A , V q..,-:'i 'fu E ' ., .. ,Mg-11....f, - M ' ' ...ff -te fog - .1 ' . , ..,,w-. 3..Aw,. f , ,V ,- A ,, t 4 f, ,d'1,5wt, v , If ,-dv ul-', 4. 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Page Sixly Most Studious - ,...-- .Most Talented Laziest Most Athletic Most Tallzatiue Best Dressed L,O---.BiggeSt Flirts I----Wittiest ------,BeSt Dancers Most Popular SPONSGRS SARA E. HUTCHERSON ,. .. P RANGES SMOTI-IERS Captain Girls' Tennis NANCX' SAUNDERS n,.,. .... , I ELWOOD PEARSON EVELYN WORSHAIVI FREDRICKA HILL Ann.. DOROTHY GRIEEITH GREY TUCK .,.Y, DORIS BERRY MARIE FETZER ..EOE RACHEL HEARN JANE RICHARDSON ....L GENEVA UNDERWOOD .LLL KATHERINE GRIEEITH ,..L ,LLLL Captain Boys' Tennis DOROTHY CARDWELL Captain Girls' Basketball ,----------,JOHN GROFF Captain Boys' Basketball GLEN EVANS, OLIVER MORRIS Co -Captains Baseball ,LLWHUGH GRIFFIN President Freshman Class ,LLWBERNARD JONES President Student Organization . ..... OTIS SACRINTY. JOB PETTIGREW Co-Captains Football -..,,WILBUR MITCHELL President Senior Class -,,e,---.KITS SHARP President Junior Class ---,L,--.JESSE MOORE President Sophomore Class DOROTHY GRIEEITH Editor Renocahi Page Sixty-one .14 U' if 2 mx! fa 1 lmls' :Y A ' 71 4, 'G+ I 9 .1-r-Y.. -- ' Au: ,, ,.-I, ,- , iffy! , .fm , xkq '-x X , Q lf' .xi . , .0 r, '-' ff n X fr- 5,17 ,. - I .- . ' g , ,, - -- '- ' ' .lvl , af- G' 'KTM' ' 4 -A. 5. .- f ' 4 . 1- , I, -p a IX, 1 5- XX .w '1 X 141 '1L, , ,4-. X Q n s- ll . 'Z Fl: .F 'e .lg ,ll lg .'p 'I ! 1 I. v ,-' I -vi 1 1 Q . x Na fsl .inf-' UQ 1' ' ', Z A iv 'A' A-an W, . -47 lmkls lil RRX H1.kx.xx1u jfwm l'm'.vf4l1'r1f .Slnfll 111 Uz'1m111::ulm11 BI xml-. l-1-.ln-R H, Nu HIN'IY, il. I'1- 11 mkmx' C fr-L'11fffull1x Ifrmtlml! Kw ul nur. fl!-ill-'FI I ll , link-mln' HRIFI-'r'1H lfflftm' Ix'1'rmulfl1 Rumi H1-xnw XY1x,r:l'H Mllmm-,1.r, l'1'r.mlufzZ Svizlffz' C'la.v,x' Hsxxm l'xlfl-xux-um jx-,ss Xlfmxly. l'l'u,wlL'1rl ,3ffpl1,m1ur'L' Cflrlxr -Ixxr-. Rlw1f.xnlmfx , Kms SIIXKI' l'I'u.v1fh'1zf fnllzur L laxs I . I I I I I I 'I 1 I , 4 fl WT. 'Y 7' 5 B! Ei I 'E I. 1 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1941 We, the Senior Class of R. I-I. S. being fully aware of the fact that we are about to depart from this zone of preparation to travel the dangerous and unknown paths of Life: being of sound mind and body, and realizing that our dearest and most treasured possessions must be left to those whom we leave behind, do make and publish this last will and testament. ARTICLE I l. To Mr. Perry, we offer our appreciation for inspiring us throughout our school career. 2. To Mr. Lipscomb. our beloved principal, we leave our sincere thanks for the splendid job he has so faithfully filled. 3. To Miss Smith, who so willingly has helped us with our many problems, and shown an interest in our well-being, we do hereby dedicate our annual. 4. To Miss Baker, we express our kind appreciation for her faithful work with the annual. 5. To Miss Ratledge, we leave our thanks for her advice to us during our Senior year. ARTICLE H To the Juniors: We do hereby will and bequeath, when they attain the mental capacity to absorb and collect them, certain rights left to us by our predecessors, the words Senior Privileges. ARTICLE III To the Sophomores: We do hereby will and bequeath our store of knowl- edge and ability for enduring discipline, which we have obtained only through the undying and encouraging efforts of our beloved staff. ARTICLE IV To the Freshmen: We do hereby will and bequeath the determination to push onward until the goal of graduation is reached, ARTICLE V To the Reidsuille High School: We will and bequeath: l. Our best wishes for its future welfare. 2. Our gratitude for the many opportunities it offers. 3. Our pledge to its high standards. ARTICLE VI To our faithful janitor, Richard, we leave the high school building for him to look after as he has done for many years. ARTICLE And now, having disposed of all our possessions in common among us, we do will and bequeath the following personalities: To Marie Fetzer and Anna Matkins, A'Luke Cardwell leaves her athletic ability. Ida Beth McCollum's musical talent is left to Billy Grey Neal and Mildred Martin. Page Sixtyffour The Three Wise Guys. namely, Fields Scott, Julian Kelly, and Frank Abbott. leave their title to Cecil Yount. Jimmy Womack, and Henry Petuske. Bo Sacrinty leaves his popularity to his brother Nick. Inez Strader's gentle disposition is willed to Mary Garrett. Bernard Jones leaves his studious ways to Betty Grey Meador. Deanie Price wills her dancing ability to Betty Hooper-knowing that she will make good use of it. Edna Rivers wills her winning smile to Patricia Arthur. Ada Lee Mitchell reluctantly parts with her chewing gum and leaves it to Cicero Carter. To Jane Richardson. Doris Berry wills her grace and dexterity, to be added to her already sufficient supply of the same. Allen Gwyn leaves his good looks and manly ways to J. B. Martin. Jane Coleman wills her wit and sarcasm to the faculty. Oliver Morris and Rufus Mitchell hand down their prominence in athletics to Ralph Byrd and Claude Gentry. The typing ability of Ruth Clapp is left to Edna Price. Robert Marcus' lack of height is willed to Billy McCollum. with the hope that Billy will come down to earth, Ruby Wright leaves here versatility to Katherine Griffith. Evelyn Worsham leaves her scholastic ability to Minta Wallace McCollum. Frances Scott's wit is left to Ann Richardson. Wanda Jacobs is left with Dorothy GriH5th's beauty and charm. Catherine Price wills her neatness to Mary Ann Ballenger, Frances Cross and Anne Fitts leave their quiet ways to Mildred Bradner. H 1 Mary Elizabeth Slate reluctantly passes on her incessant chatter to Fredricka i l. Roy Truitt's optimistic outlook on life is willed to the Juniors to be used in their dark moments, Wilbur Mitchell leaves his appetite to Mary Frances Canady provided that she confines it to the cafeteria. Dorothy Pettigrew leaves her reputation as a flirt to Carolyn McCollum. Frank Rawley wills his good taste in clothes to Cootie Stanley. Charles Roberts and Elwood Smith leave their part of the string band to the rest of the members with the hope that it will still be playing next year. We do hereby set our hand and seal to this, our last will and testament, this 28th day of May, 1941. lVz'tnesses: GWYN ABBOTT RAWLEY fSeall THE CLASS OF '4l. SARAH E. I-IUTCHERsoN, Class Lawyer. Page Sixty-Hue I-IISTCDRY OF CLASS '41 Many historians have preceded me. doubtless many will follow, but none will have such a wealth of material to record. I hesitate to set my pen in motion to portray the activities of this notable group. Even now, I fear that no pen is really capable of justly presenting the fine achievements of this remark- able class. I can well remember that beautiful day in the fall of '28, when we clutched our mothers' hands and faced the wonder of our First day at school. First, we felt important, but how small we felt as we started up the walk to the building. which seemed to raise up so tall in front of us. However, we soon settled down to our A.B.C.'s and started making friends with our new playmates. We were on the first step of our ladder! We were merely children then, but we knew what it meant to be promoted. There are many, many things I would like to say but as not all the students who make up the class of '41 were in the same grammar grades, I know that the things that I can recall would only affect a few: therefore I will hasten on to the sixth step of our ladder. We looked forward to this year under the teaching of Mr. Jerome Douglas as we were the oldest or rather the seniors of grammar grades. Besides all the pleasures and joys we received this year, we also received a sad blow: we lost one of our dearest classmates, Katherine Grogan. I feel, and I know that the rest of the class does too, that we will always hold her in our hearts and minds as a beautiful dream never to fade. Our seventh year brought us new ideals, new teachers and last but not least, a new building. We all hated to see the old Franklin Street School building torn down, but we all joyed in seeing this new brick building. We were once again dominant characters of the grammar grades and it was during this year that we mastered our first exams! We were frightened at the name, but after it was all over we didn't think that they were so bad. We were honored this year by being the first to be taught by Mr. George Wingfield. Although he poured the history to us, he made a big hit with both girls and boys. Julian Kelly joined our group in our seventh year and was with us at graduation when we proudly received our Diplomas. Raeford Norman was honored with the title of Valedictorian while the title of Salutatorian was bestowed upon Evelyn Worsham. Thus ended the first phase of our school life. In the early fall of 1936 a large and curious group entered Reidsville High School. This, our freshman yea1', was one of mystery. Changing classes. schedules, looking for lockers in a crowded hall, Miss Wootton's English. Miss Cralle's math and Miss Yount's Latin class-all seemed to be mountains in our path. Somehow the path was cleared and we passed on. Dorothy Griffith was our first class president: Bernard Jones, vice-president: R. G. Newnam, secretary: and Raeford Norman, treasurer. Ida Beth McCollum and Mardene Price were the First to enter the Dramatic Club. In our sophomore years, which include the ninth and tenth grades, more of our group broke from their bashfulness to shine. Otis Sacrinty and Oliver Morris went out for football. Here I think I can pause to say that A'Bo and Bulldog proved themselves to be the best football material. John Grod and Otis Sacrinty joined the boys' basketball team with B. B. Throckmorton as manager while Sarah Emma Hutcherson and Dorothy Cardwell joined the girls' team with Doris Berry as manager. Raeford Normariv was circulation manager of the Renocahi and Allen Gwyn was the first of our group to enter the Hi- . Most of us succeeded in finishing Latin in the ninth grade. but some of our group were so attached to Miss Yount that they remained with her another year. Each member of the class, who struggled with Latin would show a twinkle in his eyes if Latin Grammar Speaks were to be mentioned. We, the Latin students, were proud to present this play at the city auditorium. Our junior year made us very proud, when we looked into the annual to pick out our own individual picture and say, That's me! At the first of this year we began to settle down to realize what vast fields of knowledge lay before us. It was during this year that we did most of our studying. Nevertheless, we, as juniors. succeeded in entertaining the seniors of '40 with a memorable banquet held at the Belvedere Hotel. During the dinner we were entertained by a quartet of girls and the band of King Arthur and His Musical Knights with Raoul'd Price as soloist. The marshals this year included six girls and one boy. These were Evelyn Worsham, chief marshal, Doris Berry, Ruby Wright, Ruth Clapp. Dorothy Griffith, Ida Beth McCollum, and Bernard Jones. As our junior year came to a close we proudly carried the Commencement Rose Chain down the aisle with the feeling that we were on our own senior threshold. Without the slightest intention of boasting I should like to mention some of the honors which have been bestowed upon the members of this Senior Class. The great honor of being the president of the student organization was given to Bernard Jones. Evelyn Worsham had the title of valedictorian and Doris Berry, salutatorian. Ruby Wright was selected editor-in-chief of the Renocahi in her junior year. and then again as editor-in-chief of the senior edition of the school paper. Dorothy Griffith was editor-in-chief of the annual. Three silver cups were won by three outstanding girls of our class. Ida Beth McCollum was awarded a beautiful silver cup in 1939 for having written the best essay in a contest sponsored by the 20th Century Club. The second cup was given to Dorothy Griffith for being Miss Reidsville Hi of 1940. The third cup was awarded to Sarah Emma Hutcherson, Miss Reidsville Hi of l941. David McCollum won the State Farmers Degree of North Carolina and also a trip to Kansas City. He was chosen as one of the best Future Farmers in North Carolina. The Seniors of 121 enjoyed an ice cream party for winning a magazine contest, and Sarah E. Hutcher- son, as the room leader also received a prize. This same class also won the magazine contest in their junior year with Alice Martin as room leader. The senior class as a whole felt that it had accomplished great things because it made more money on the senior play than any former class. The play which this class presented was a mystery-comedy, Nuts and Bolts. The football team in our senior year came through with Hying colors, aided by Rufus Mitchell's left-hand passes, and brought back the title of Class B. State Championship. I The numerous blue and gold letters won by members of our group show that ours is a well-rounded c ass. In behalf of the senior class I would like to pay a farewell tribute to those who have patiently guided our footsteps along the pathway of knowledge, who have encouraged us when we failed and rejoiced when we succeeded. The success of their labor in our behalf may show very faintly at the present, but thc future will reveal that their labor was not in vain. I close the Final page of our history with a feeling that is hard to explain-a mingled feeling of joy and regret, humbleness and pride: with love and respect for something-someone-that seems to be a kind of combination of our school and friends. ALICE MARTIN, Historian. Page Sixty-six 'M H'- f E W .f I 5-L x 1 , ,. fwv: ix if l, RQ, 'fig SIDS , sf ,X , ,iv x fl- nr- PM , - E X...,'l,-l ., ML -HLA ' Q DORIS BERRY EVELYN WORSHAM Saluiatorian Valedz'ctorz'a1z Page Sixty-sezxen Compliments of I I , WORSHAM S SERVICE STATION PHONE 114 and 222 Reidsville Building 8: supply Co, MODERN FOOD STORE General Contractors Heavy and Fancy G'7'OC6'I'i6S B M - , AMERICAN PRODUCTS COMPANY EDNA MILLS CORP. ZV.ICl7Z1lfClCfll7'6I'S of QUALITY SHOE DRESSING Since 1891 REIDSVILLE, N. C. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS RED PIG BARBECUE gl LQAN ASSN. phone 1195-5 RI-DIDSVILLE INS. SLREALTY Co. F. B. KEMP,SGC1'6tt17'y-T'7'6tZS'll'I'f2'I' C072l2Jl'1'll167ZtS of TERMINAL SERVICE STATION KERNS THOMPSON GENERAL AGENT ATLANTIC LIFE INS. CO. Page Sixty-eight Conzplzhzczzts of REIDSVILLE AMUSEMENT CO., INC. Operating ROCKINGHAM-BROADWAY-REID THEATRES E1zfe1'faz'111'ng You - Tlz,at'S Om' Bzl,sli1zess Compl1'11z0n1's of WILLIAMS 86 CO. KIKER 8: YOUNT Bridge and Higlzzvay COIlSfl'1lC',f1-011 REIDSVILLE, N. C. A V., . Y .:'i5Hfo:E-.,ES,ToR E . Shoes Worn by Young Af77161'2'CG7ZS BROWN'S 8: FARMER'S WAREHOUSES Tobacco Looks Boller and Sells Better With Us GARDNER DRUG CO. R0iflsuille'3 Best Drug Co. Since 1908 Phones 14 and 15 Conzplinzmzfs of JOHNSON BROS. Conzplinzevzfs of A FRIEND N EWNAM,S MARKET Complete Food Storel' WE DELIVER Phones 333 and 339 C0mplz'menfs of ALLEN'S COAL YARD 'I'HROCKMORTON'S STUDIO 1923 1941 Page Sixty-nine EGGLESTON BROS. FILLING STATIONS REIDSVILLE-LEAKSVILLE-SPRAY-DRAPER CONGRATULATIONS ADAMS ELECTRIC CO. ClTTY'S FUNERAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS HOME Your Friends REIDSVILLE' N' C' Ambulance Phone 330 CARDINAL CLEANERS Z- GRIFF SMITH MONITE,INSURED CONTRACTOR gl BUILDER MOTH PROOF CLEANING Dealer in Bzz1'ldi7zg IVluteriaVls Estiilzahxv Gladly Fzzrxzislzrd PROCESS Plant Next to Edna Mills Corp. FRESH PASTEURIZED Compliments of AND The .fliyle Center GRADE A RAW MILK I ' Everything for the MODERN MISS PINE HILL DAIRY ' Phone 644-R 16 GILMER STREET REIDSVILLE, N. C. Phone 667 g Paar Seuemu COOK THE THRIFTY WAY HELECTRICALLYH 'With all its advantages electric cookery costs no more than other fuels CLEAN, COOL, SAFE, AND ECONOMICAL DUKE POWER COMPANY S. B. MACE Jeweler' - Opfrmzez'1'1'sf REIDSVILLE, N. C. Clllll,jJII.lIIl'lIfS of COBB TIRE 8z BATTERY COMPANY Tire Number 5 Continue Your Recreation at MONROETON GOLF COURSE EGGLESTON BROS. Filling Station No. 5 U. S. Tire Headquarters for V Reiclsville Winston Road Reidsville, N. C. l'l le 30 JOE HALL, Maisgffll Scales St' REIDSVILLE JEWELRY N. C. HICKORY MFG. CO. COMPANY Hickory Handles E'.z'pcrf Wrztclz R01IfIIl'l'lIg Hickory S't0V9 Woofl phone 355 TELEPHONE 677 Complinzcnts of MONTGOMERY WARD COIIIIJIIHZCVIIIS of STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW JERSEY COMPANY Phone 800 A Great Drink- L. HERMAN D U U B LE C D Da121'iZIe's Best Store A Mighty Flavor FOR QUALITY BIG BILL BOTTLING FOR STYLE Co. EOR VALUE PHONE 538 Page ScL'cr7Itl n Compliments of MEADOW DAIRIES Rockiinglzam Co'zmz.ty's FinestDai1'y Plant PHONE 147 REIDSVILLE, N. C STEPHEN 'S SEAFOOD MARKET FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS 'lowly the Best is Fu to Em Phone 253 Pagp Seuenly-Iwo C0mpliIrnents of BELK-STEVENS COMPANY ReIz'dsL'ille's Leading DepaJ'tment Store Phone 530 REIDSVILLE, N. C. THE BELVEDERE COIIl1JlI7l167lfS of R6Z.dSl'l-II6'.S Best Hotel REIDSVILLE, N. C. JIM ROBINSON CO. Compliments of FORD-MERCURY MANN'S CUT-RATE DRUG LINCOLNJEPHYR COMPANY LUCKY CITY MOTORS Page Seventy-th .Z 'R' C0 uzpl'inzem's of WATT'S WAREHOUSE CHAS. S. HAMMONS SALES FYR-FYTER SERVICE 2208 Wright Ave. Phone 7225 Greensboro, N. C. I Compliments of I REIDSVILLE FLOUR MILLS I SACRINTY'S Y The Lions Den SANDWICHES DRINKS WINE Sz BEER Compliments of CORUM'S PLACE 1 Page Seventy-four Compliments 0 f ldv' BOTTLING CO. PHONE 88 COMPLIMENTS OF GRAHAM'S SPRING'S DRY CLEANING REIDSVILLE ICE 8: COAL HUSKEY MOTOR SERVICE PIKE MOTOR SALES R. M. GILLIE WILKERSON FUNERAL HOME REIDSVILLE GROCERY CO. LASTER'S WELDING SHOP H. 8: H. CLOTHING IDEAL MOTORS GRIFFITH 8z KING-Painters 8: Decorators HOME HARDWARE 8: FOOD CO. McKINNEY GROCERY W. T. FERNYHOUGH DAILY 8z THOMPSON DIXON SHOE SHOP W. E. McCOLLUM PENDER'S GROCERY STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE BELVEDERE COFFEE SH-OP HOPKINS 8: MOORE HARDWARE CHARLES STORE 81 CO. KROGER'S GROCERY STORE TAR HEEL TAXI-Phone 1038 RIVERS FRUIT STORE NORTH CAROLINA GAS CO. ADVANCE AUTO SUPPLY CO. PEP TAXI-Phone 303 SCOTTS MOTOR SERVICE BARBER FLORISTS REIDSVILLE FURNITURE CO. SERVICE BARBER SHOP, INC. WILLIAM C. STOKES A. BANE'S LADIES'READY-TO-WEAR GULF'S SUPER SERVICE INDEPENDENT CAB-PHONE 957 LEINWAND'S DEPARTMENT STORE IRVIN ELECTRIC CO. CUT-RATE CLOTHING CO. G. W. APPLE SANDS FURNITURE CO. SANITARY CAFE ly-fi 'Tis done and well done-so 'longf , Y W-77777- I Q ! I v 1 5 ? 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