Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

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She has given her time and energy freely. It is a privi- lege and a pleasure to dedicate to MISS RUBY WILLIAMS this 1945 edition of our annual, the RENOCAHI. In Honor of UW Boyf in 567'7!ZZ'6 Zin imlemnriam 1927 1942 19271944 R ER K GSD THOMAS LI GTN ADMINISTRATIO Superintendent Principal Faculty . School Calendar xy-Y. Hlg X M X5- SEX Qfigxl I 0 ,. , 11,1-Lt wx if' .-x X 'lgi Q 0 Wa S 4 , ..... 5 935 25325 ' I 4 v pl . rw-., vL. -V. 3 ' , 'V 3.3 L I s ,,.,,..! L. AJ-I 1 4 v 5 E M Y I, , Y- ' 1. T, go, C 4 C no M 1 n F :1 r K' e i V. , X, Ro.. gf p A 7 V l V112 V , L , H I W , w xi! , , P' ' 1 .: 1 oA xr X ' L .X S o o . . 1 . . , , My V 'wins 5 MRQ1L C. C. LIPSCOMBA I MRQ L. J. PERRY 'Principal of Superintendent of Reicfsuille High School Reidsuille Schools iq, 1' ' - v , 1- gl. P M ' N x Hsjwh- Zmffof: , f ML' 1 f ' n y M' ' - V - 1. ' . , ' I , 1.5 '-W-. -.4 H 1' . ' ,N 0 , 1 , . ' ' -.HJ-'.:r.wf f--Q 2.5 ' 1 ' ' ' 2--2-:f1.,f 'N 'Ka-.g ni.,111, :5:2- A -N ,vg-,ll '1 1 , 3 1,l, - fr. , L 1 fm'-XJ ,J f' g I' ' ' N 47-4, . .lc-' ,I V -,,: - 1 153, rm Serra' .Q ' 4, ' 9.1 , 5' ',',J 'f- ' . 0 51 Cf ffl -P. V1.2 ,'-'i. 'gqi3Sipswq-- x X , V' w, 'f. ov -IW.. D ,-,-. , , .4 un., . Fmuliy ' ', ji f . ,L- - 1. fp. QXIIIQ f yy MII - I Q Sa I - -'-EIIIII ,Sv 1' ff ' fi? I MRS. I. T. BENDALL MRS. E. V. BOATWRIGHT MISS KATE CONLEY MISS LORENE CRALLE MR. CECIL ELLINCBTON MR. JACK HEVFNER Page Six MR. J. L. HOLMES MISS EAYE MITCHELL MRS. R. S. MONTGOMERY MISS ELIZABETH OWEN MISS ELIZABETH PERKINS MRS. E. S. POWELL MISS ELIZABETH RANEY MISS MAUDE RATLEDGE MISS AVRA SACRINTY MR. S. F. WELI.S MISS RUBY WILLIAMS MISS ANNIE WOOTTON , H-.. , Y , H ,ali 1 scH0c0,Q-L,ENnA'R ,.,.sv Env-V'00,l A il 'Begum ELV- i 'sl l O 6FiaeV5 an ew ,xanga .H NOVEMBER F oofb DCXSS ef' 4 V165 6,96 be . 5439 JK' xx 'V Nasa YW ,Sf-q 7? C' ga 'N Q P x, r . 'Q' fi, V- ,Qrqgg 5' e 45' -N fe 7 l f 0' ,, f-,LL 'I 69 ,QW V V . p V. new 1 t. y as . ff a ry ' 4 ff. gf' I:howe.'r'5 W 'YQ Meg 955' bm ewcewen wi com E6!l'f075J Note We, the Senior Class of 1945, present to you in this RENOCAHI the every day events in Reidsville High School. In years to come, may We all look back over these valued experiences and relive each one with a happy recollection. Despite the war and the fact that film is scarce, we have endeavored to show you every phase in our school life-literary, social, and physical activities that We will always treasure. THE EDITORS. Page Seven CLASSES Seniors Juniors S ophoinores Freshmen Senior Pals N xl- HIC Q REQ xifzifx Jbx 1 I :UE 4 'W R ML, E rl 32' T J' I, Iixvff pJ3 f'f7'N 2- QP '40 6 .x :ix :lax Nils N-IIN ,.,.:4.:f5 5 Nfgm 5522-, 1--ff ' X , , amz-sl-.. ' W -NSSSESE:-. N . '. I 01:56 :::'-- X ' Y 55:55 Ji: - fx X S , wir?-zaggz 2 R -lui: , ,-2 E'-33 1 F.-.Gila-2-52-4 'G X A -. f fugaaez- I is :f'fi1:l:E:zI' . f- - riff: 'lg - 3 fi - Pg:-5 I I l Lg-r:?Zi?u5fmea5i1v51?-Fee . -Q 4 hz- .fir 5:41-W ::.1i'!na.-f::::-P:--fr ' 1 g.,- i . .l 5 .,f.-:.v'!..,......g1, 4.3.-, . , '-iv! h 5 W .' i 6 5 1. ' ' f '-' 0 'Q : g:::, . . gwlX Y'E...-gm-:gf A 1 fafrem-is . x V' Wu: -' 1,3...' . . .US . '--P' ' lLL9 DL, fembr Clam Ojfzkerf xp 1 VERNELL BRANDE, Ptesident MARIE MOORE, Secretary JACK BURTON, Vice-Presiderif JACK DIXON, Treasurer 4? xg V W yk, J ,Q A C, f 2 N w , 'I X, IIII I III ,W I su Seniors 1 1 CECIL RAY APPLE PRESS Yesterday is dead. farart if: tmizarrorci does not turist, dont 'li'0'J'l'j',' today 15 lzcrv, use it. Agriculture Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Vice-Presi- dent 133, President 143: Traffic and Fire Drill Committee 133: Junior Rotarian 143. Favorite Pastime-Reading: Favorite Song g Dig These B.lues : Favorite Expression -- Are you kidding? JAMES VERNELL BRANDE Bo None rant demand sucffss, but lm docs marc. Hr' dcscrifcs It. Agriculture Club 113: French Club 12. 33: Class President 1433 ,Iunior Rotarian 1433 King of May 143: Junior Rotarian 143. Favorite Pastime-Dancing: Favorite Song f You'll Never Known: Favorite Expres- sion- Hi there! ANNIE GREY BREEZE HBREEZIEU I,I'ttlr, but we lam' lima Home EC. Club 11, 23: French Club 11. 23: Library Club 143. Favorite Pastimeillearlingz: Favorite Song - Long Ago, and Far Away : Favorite Ex- pression- Gee Whiz! JOHN PRICE BURTON rtRODnf lf studyizzfl were tlzr' only cause of dcatli, Then lmfwfvily would I lwc forc1'z'r. Latin Club 12, 53: Basketball 11, 2, 3, 43: Football 11, 2, 33: Library Club 143: Junior Rotarian 143. Favorite Pastime-Listening to music: Favorite Song--'Down the Road a Piece- : Favorite Expression-- What town is this? VIRGINIA MAE CANTRELL JENNYH Hljl-Z'l'll!'ljl tall and fulllof fu'a.rf', Surely you hmm' tlI1s maiden witli tlic lowly fare. Home Ee. Club 11, 2. 3, 43: Spirit of Ilome Ee. 143: French Club 12, 33, Secre- tary 133: Class Secretary 133: Traffic and Fire Drill Committee 1333 Cheerleacler 143: Co-Editor-in-Chief of RIQNOQAI-II 143. Favorite Pastime- Dancing: Favorite Song - Star Dust : Favorite Expression- Treat me nice or let me bc.'l Page Ten x K hiv v-ll' I Iiif:f4IiF:lf5 , ,. fa, w 1 5 .43v',-'fffa '11 ap.. DOROTHY NAOMI CHILTON Do'r Smiling and sz'Izcc1'cf1'eady to lend a lwlpzmz lzand wlimzczfm' I1.cc'ded. Nature Study Club 113: Home EC. Club 113: French Club 12, 33: Library Club 12, 33, Program Chairman 133: Marshal 133: Senior Dramatic Club 143. Favorite Pastime-Vllriting letters to a certain guy overseas: Favorite Song- lt Had to be You : Favorite Expression- VVell, I don't believe it! MILDRED CLAPP HTXTIDU Oli, but slit' is witty, and the essence' of 5l'lll't'1'lfj' and jollity is the base of her per- 50llUl1'fj'.U Latin Club 11, 23: Home Ee. Club 11, 2, 33: Library Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Treasurer 123. Favorite Pastime--Reading and writing letters: Favorite4S0ng- Anchors Aweighu: Favorite Expression- Deal It! MARIE ANNIE COOK ItRIEn Thr sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Home Ee. Club 11, 23. Favorite Pastime-Listening to music, Favorite Song- I Love You Truly : Fav- orite Expression- Gee VVhIz! SPENCER EDISON CROSS USPECKH Blessed are the f0jlNl!1l6t'fS.H Agriculture Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Treasurer 133, President 143. Favorite Song- G I Jive. JACK DIXON DICK Slow but surf, steady and drpmidablr, his dry humor culzglitvrzcd many a dull 11lUUlCllf.H Latin Club 11, 23: Chairman I.ost and Found Committee 133: Debate Club 13, 43, President 143: Class Treasurer 143: Busi- ness Manager of RENOCAI-II 143: Co-Manager of Senior Supply Store 143: HiSt0fi2iI1 147: Publicity Committee 143: Traffic and Fire Drill Committee 133. Favorite Expression- The steam that blows the whistle will never turn the wheels. VIRGINIA LOUISE DIXON Gi N A sweet aftroftiw' kind of gran' This maiden 'with the lovely fore. Favorite Pastime-Listening to musicg Favorite Songf I'll VVaIk Alone- 5 Favorite Expression-- Out of this world. DOROTHY ANNE DUDLEY DunL1zY Good natured, IIFIICVOIIJ, jolly and t'1ez'r'r, Her tongue, like a brooklet, runs ani for- ever. Home Ec. Club Cl, 23: Latin Club fl, 231 Junior Dramatic Club 113, Treasurer KI3: Senior Dramatic Club C2, 3, 435 Traffic and Fire Drill Committee 12. 3, 431 Point Sys- tem Committee C3, 43, Chairman C339 Stu- dent Council f33g Marshal 633. Favorite Pastime-Talking: Favorite Song w Makin,g Believe. THOMAS LAYTON GENTRY, JR. HSKEEZIXH His joy is as deep as the orcan His troubles as Iiglit as its foam. Favorite Pastime--Moviesg Favorite Song: - Dig These Blues. EMILY BAIRD GILES iiEMu A big heart zuisliing io do right, And to be friends with rz'f'ryboo'3', Library Club Cl, 233 Photographer's Club 1133 ,lunior Dramatic Club C133 Home Ee. Club Cl, 2, 333 Senior Dramatic Club 12, 3, 439 TraEic and Fire Drill Committee C43. Favorite Pastime-Movies: Favorite Song -7 I'll Be. Seeing Young Favorite Expres- sion- Quit now. DONALD WADE GILLIAIVI G1x.L1AM Sometimes I sit and tlzinkg somcliinrs I just sit. Agriculture Club Cl, 2, 3, 435 Bus Driver 43, 43. Favorite Pastime-Moviesg Favorite Song - Stormy Weather g Favorite Expressions John Brown. I3 5 3 f 4f 1. 3 1 n . Q. 'jvc li 1 ,rx 3: V i Us ' ACL,- mimi 2 if Se ni rs BENTON NATIIANIEL GOOCII. JR. tiooi'ii His ready wit, his i'lu'1'ry smile .llokf him itivlroniz' all the 1i'liiIi'. Football fl, 23: Agriculture Club tl, 23: I,ibiary Club fl, 23: Chief Cheerlearlei' H33 Senior Supply Store i43. Favorite Pastime Dancing: Favorite Song Dig These Blues g Favorite Expression -- Get on the ball! VIRGINIA GRIFFIN HGINNYU .S'll1' is :ml o 'Commiy of lirrorsf Nw' ll 'illidszmimm' Nigllltfr I71'4'om,' Hut take if 'als You I.1'li'l' IL' She is just what slit' seems. Ilomc Ee. Club fl, 2, 333 Library Club il, 43. Favorite Pastinief--Movies: Favorite Song f It Had to be You g Favorite Expression - VVell, what do you know? VIVIAN SUE GRIFFIN asm., l1'l1ot I 'zoos yrxrterdoy I om today and 'will be lomm'r0'1c'. Latin Club Cl, 233 Home Ec. Club fl, 23: ,lunior Dramatic Club il, 233 Senior Dra- matic Club 13, 435 Social Committee 13, 43: Voted Laziest. Favorite Song'- Always g Favorite Ex- pression-- My cow! JULIUS JOHNSTON GWYN HJASONU Hr takes mi' prisoner 'witli his t0iiyuc. Latin Club fl, 233 Debate Club tl, 2, 3, 43, Vice-President 133, Sergeant-at-Arms C433 Basketball 12, 33: Class President C231 Football 1333 Vice-President of Student Organization 133. President C433 ,lunior Rotarian C431 Voted Best Looking, Most Popular: Dc-bater 12. 3, 43. Favorite Pastime--Talkingg Favorite Song -- I'll Be Seeing Young Favorite Expression - How true! LINA LEE I-IART T1Nv H'it11 a jvsf on Iwi' toziyuv, and o smile on lim' lifs, Slic's bubbling with fun to lin' fixzglcr- riffs. Southern Pines: Tennis tl, 233 Basket- ball t13: Class President ill: Home Room Representative C235 Student Assembly 123g Latin Club KZ3, Vice-President C23. Reidsvillez Home Ee. Club LZ, 33: Senior Dramatic Club 13. 43: Social Committee 13, 43: Home Room Representative C333 Student Assembly 133: Point System Com- mittcc i333 Tratbc and Fire Drill Commit- tee I43. Favorite Pastime-Eating: Favorite Song 4 I Love Youui Favorite Expressionf- VVhy don't we do this more often? Page Eleven 9 Ns. '-P 1 3 S ., K 3. ' 0 lll 3 lll llllll I , ' Seni rs 4, - un. ji WILMA HOWERTON MUTT Her rea' lltll-Y, poise, and frlrlzrlly slllilr, S110 is a lady all the ZUlII-lF.U Home Ec. Club C1,233 French Club C2, 33. Favorite PastimefReading3 Favorite Song -- Long Ago and Far Away 3 Favorite Expression-- Good Lands! DEWEY HoBSoN HUFPINES. JR. HUFF So-mr' low' llli' ladies, 501110 do ll0l,' Soma lam' a few, I low' a lat. Vice-President of Class C1, 233 Latin Club C1, 23. President C233 Debate Club C3, 43. Sergeant-at-Arms C333 Treasurer of Student Organization C333 Bus Driver C333 Senior Dramatic Club C3, 43: Football C431 Chairman of Publicity Committee C433 Jun- ior Rotarian C433 Voted Best Dancer, Big- gest Flirtg Debater C43. Favorite Pastime-Whistling: Favorite Song- Sunrise Se-renade 3 Favorite Expres- sion- How's Business? HENRIETTA WITCHER JONES iiHENRX l H.T07VlL' flllill-li' tllc' 'zvorlrl was marie for fllll dllll frallr, alla' so do I. Home Ec. Club CI, 2, 3, 43. Treasurer C433 Library Club C133 Junior Dramatic Club C133 Cilee Club CI, 233 Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3. 431 Basketball C433 Traffic and Fire Drill Committee C433 Voted Best Dancer. Favorite Pastime-Dancin,-23 Favorite Song - Night and DZIYHQ Favorite Expression-- Well, hello Budrlyf, MARY ANADEL JONES HJONSIEH A smile for all .Cllr llwrts, l'lll1l,.Y .4IIItIIlt'l.H Favorite Pastime-Reading: Favorite Sonlz - Till Then 3 Favorite Expressioneully Cow! MARILYN PREDDY MCCOLLUM MAC Pail, 1'Ul5llt713I, jay, z 1'el'yllll'11,rl 'ZKlUl'lll rullllv. S115 lla.: tlzrm all, plus a pleasant smile. Basketball CI, 2. 3, 433 Band Cl. 233 Home Ee. Club CI. 23: Junior Dramatic Club C133 Latin Club CI, 23. Secretary C233 Secretary of Class C233 Marshal C333 Cheer- leader C3, 432 Debate Club C3, 43, Secretary and Treasurer C333 Debater C3, 432 SCIIIUI' Dramatic Club C2, 3. 43, Costume Chairman C33, Playing Reading and Make-up Commit- lee C333 Costume Committee 443: Social Committee C3, 43, Chairman C433 French C'lub C3, 43, Program Chairman C433 Co- Editor of Rl'lNUC'AHI3 Voted, Most Popular. Best All-Round3 Home Room Representative C133 Valedictorian. Favorite Pastiniefliatiiigg Favorite Song: - Always 3 Favorite Expression-- Howdy do! Page Twelve 5' .Q uf V3 at 3 rt . ,,,,., i wu- 'W' 3.1 df! MILDRED LOUISE LESTER MICKEY A broad gflillf, tlle best type of srlloal spllif, 0Vlifl1-ll'Ull'l'j'. Tlzutls llllrkcy. Newer u dull ol' irllz' moment 7i'llCll- .slip is p1'esvllf. Basketball CI. 2, 3, 433 ,lunior Dramatic Club Cl, 233 Home Ee. Club CI, 2. 433 Cilee Club C1, 232 Secretary of Class C133 Library Club C131 Majorette CZ. 333 Senior Dramatic Club C3, 433 Home Room Repre- sentative C3, 433 Cheerleader C433 Voted Biggest Flirt. Favorite PHStiH16mTHlklI1gQ Favorite Song - I'll Walk Alone 3 Favorite Expression- That's tough. ELLIOT KAILER MASSEY ELETT12 Taka it easy, llmlc' your fllll, .411-ll let fllz' old world flicker Ull.U French Club CZ, 33, Program Chairman C333 Student C?l'g2ll'liZ21llOI'l Treasurer C433 Secretary to Principal C433 Voted, VVittiest3 lunior Rotarian C43. Favorite Pastime--Listening to radio: Favorite Songe Shoo-Shoo Baby 3 Favorite Expression7 How 'bout that? KATHERYN ODELL MASSEY KAI A mild alld ffflfllf'-Ill' dz's1vosifz'0ll rcq14l'rf'5 less r.rertloll. Stoneville: President of Home Ee. Club C133 President of Class C132 Basketball C133 Dramatic Club C133 Glee Club C133 Home Ee. Club C23. Reidsville: Home Ec. Club C432 Library Club C433 Senior Dramatic Club C43. Favorite Pastime--Square dancing: Fav- orite Song- I'll VValk Alone 3 Favorite Ex- pression-Aufiosh, you ain't kidding. ROBINETTE MEADOR Nm Thr ilzllrr .vide of ! l'L'7'j' cloud is Mfr l77'1if3l!f and Slllilllllgl. I ll1t'7'f'f0l'l' f1H'J13 my clouds about and al- ways wear tllrllz C3151-Fla out To sllow tlzf' sz'l1'rr lining. Nature Study Club C133 Home Ee. Club CI. 2, 3, 43, President C33, Reporter C433 French Club C2. 33, President C333 Library Club C233 Chief Marshal C333 House and Cirounrls Committee C3, 43. Chairman C433 Features Editor of RIENOCAHI C433 Voted Most Studious: Salutatorian. Favorite Pastime---Playing the pianog Fav- orite Song--- Irish Lullaby 3 Favorite Ex- pression-- Oh, no, no! EVELYN CHRISTINE KERNODLE NUOl3I.EH ullvllfllf it 7911.5 to be CIUIIC, Slll' fllll it. Latin Club CI. 233 Home Ee. Club CI, 233 Library Club C3, 432 lilarshal C33. Favorite Pastime-Reading3 Favorite Song -- I'll VValk AlOY1C,'3 Favorite Expression-- My cow! FRANCES CAROLYN Mooizis nIhlOORl'. .-I girl .va .v1t't'vf, CI girl ,rn mlm, A girl of beauty 'fill-CCI llI't'C1HIClilx't' t'lmrm. Junior Dramatic Club C135 Nature Study Club C135 Cilee Club CI, Z, 33, Librarian C335 Home EC. Club C1, 435 Latin Club CZ, 33, Otticer C335 Home Room Representative C235 Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3, 43, Presi- dent C435 Class Treasurer C335 Program Chairman C435 Activities Editor of RENo- txxni C435 Voted Best Lookingg Marshal C335 May Court C435 Prophet C43. Favorite Patime-Cooking: Favorite Song + I'll VVaIk .Alone5 Favorite Expression- Oh. my aching back. VALEIDA IVIARIE IVIOORE Ritz Hc're s to tlir' girl witli C1 livarf and II .tmile Tlzat makes llze bubble of life 'lUUI'fCl'Il'lIl.lil'.,' Cllee Club C1, Z, 33, Librarian C235 Treas- urer C335 Senior Dramatic Club C2, 3, 435 Secretary of Class C435 May Court C-13. Favorite Pastime-Dancing5 Favorite Song - Always 5 Favorite Expressioni Hon- est! O ETHEL RAYNE PARKS PARKS Nca111cs.r, simfvlicity, k1'rid11c'5tr rombiiivrl, lV1tl1 a gentle lieart and an ofimi HI1.JZd.,' Nature Study Club C135 Latin Club C335 Home EC. Club C3, 43. Favorite PastimeiReading5 Favorite Song lt Y 1 Q - F Ill VValk Alone 5 Favorite Lxpression--Y Goodness! ANNETTE MARIE RICE KKRICEU A girl of flieerful yv.rtm'day: and C011- fidmi-t tomorrofzusf' Latin Club C15 235 French Club C35 43, President C435 Library Club C435 Adver- tising Manager ot' RENOCAHI C435 blarshal C335 Poet C43. Favorite Pastime-Good moviesg Favorite gong- Always 5 Favorite Expression- Oh am. CHARLES ALONZO SOMERS CHARi.Ii: Hear my 17l1C.Vl'l',' I will mzrliunt tlif' rar. Latin Club C1, 235 Junior Dramatic Club C135 Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 335 French Club C33: Debate Club C3, 43, Favorite Pastime-Playing the piano5 Fav- orite.S0ngg Tea For Two 5 Favorite Ex- pressionk Gol-lee. N1 165' 'Q' 'at f'-75 ,F . I -'HV 3 . ,ff 3 If 5,5 . 'R fda' 'T' Q d 5 7' 3- s Q Hwy R Ill l Ill um 3eni rS 54 WII,LIAM BIENJ, RICIIARDSON, III ubvII.l.lIi ll pl litlli' H0ll5t'lI.YL' mm' um! rlimz lx l't'l1iXll1'tC by tlzt' lrtkff of Hll'll'.,' Junior Dramatic Club C135 Latin Club C1, 23, Vice-President C135 Hand C1, 235 Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3, 43, President C335 Class Treasurei' C235 Class President C335 Lost and Found Committee C335 Traf- fic and Fire Drill Committee C535 Council C335 Snapshot Editor of Risuomiii C435 Football C435 junior Rotarian C43. Favorite Pastiine--Fooliiig around with automobiles, either in them or under the-m5 Favorite Song Stardust 5 Favorite Ex- pression-- Vt'l1eeeeeeeee! IVIARION PRESTON ROBERTSON IXI. P. Ile .vmilrx will: tliv 1'lIfl'lIf to tlo l1IlL'l1I-Cf. Latin Club C33. Favorite Pastime-Listening to the raClio5 Favorite Song- Dig These Blues l FEW- . 4 .. - ,- orite Expressionm- Cioodnessl VIRGINIA ANN SAUNDERS UJINNYI, '24 nirrry livtzrt, a merry smile, Ilufvfvy is .ills all tht' 1t'lu'le. Nature Study Club C135 Junior Df3m3fiC Club C135 Cilee Club C135 Band C15 2, 331 Librarian C535 House and Grounds Com- mittee C435 French Club CZ, 3, 43. Vice- Prt-giqle-nt C335 Marshal C335 Home Ee. Club C435 Library Club C435 Home Room Repre- sentative C435 Typist ot' RENOCAHI C432 Voted Biggest Baby, NVittiest. Favorite Pastime4Reading5 Favorite Song ful Love You Trulyui Favorite Expression -- Hi Shorty, How're you! GEORGE THOMAS SCHAEFFER, JR. Ours Tim 1t'arltl'.r no Iwttvr if 'wt' TKWIVVNI l,ift x no CUHCIFI' if we liurryf' Basketball C135 Football C3. 431 I-IIWHTY Club C43. Favorite Pastime -- Sleepingl' FjW0fllC' Soni-5f l'll VValk Alone : FHVOYIYC lf-XDYCS' sion- Stop the car. OLA IVIADELINE SMITH I,i:.xN1i: Take life ax you full it, but rlo11't latin' it xo. Favorite Pastime---Ciossiping: 'Favorite Song-f- Relax 5 Favorite Expression--- bo 'wayf' Page Thirteen 4? ll '- , '5 - C 4 N' Cnlflfplk-'FW U i C liiyyjl lil limi Ji: ll 'bl x rs ' 4' Semi fl EUGENE RAY STRADER ..RM,,, Thr worldir no better if tw worry, Lift .s' ,no longer if 'wc' hurry. Library Club C1, 2, 355 French Club C45. Favorite Pastimesl-Eating: Favorite Song- Beer Barrel Polka. MALCOLM WITHROW TALLEY MAC ,. No idlv chatter ever iclls of 'worthy tlrvrls. Agriculture Club Cl, 2, 3, 45. Favorite Pastime Readin ' Favorite Son' 1 g- -- li - G I Jive 5 Favorite Expressioni Noth- ing doing. PATRICIA GREY WALKER B11.L.IE .S'l1e'.v jolly, sl1c's snivct, just the kind of girl y0u'd like to nmol. Home EC. Club C1, 455 French Club CZ, 3, 451 Basketball C3, 45: Senior Dramatic Club C453 Basketball Manager C45. Favorite P3SllU18'DHI1ClIlf' Favorite Sonv 1 f f., f - .. f I'm Making Believe 5 Favorite Expres- sion- VVow Z IVIINNIE ROBENA WHICKER HCHUBBYU IITIIPTC is nrontf' like liar tlzouyli tlzvrr' are many 'm1ztat1o11.r. Library Club C355 Latin Club C355 Home EC. Club 445. Favorite Pastime-Singingg Favorite Song f-- It Had to be Young Favorite Expression Are you kidding? DORIS .IEAN MCGOWN Ji:AN1ia', Cfiraduated 19445 lViil:out low' and lauglltvr, Nothing is p1t'a.rai1t. VVake Forest: Speech Cl, 255 Dramatic Club Cl, 25: Glec Club CZ, 355 Forest Leaves Reporter C155 Class Treasurer C355 Accompanist C355 Basketball C155 Science Club CLZ5. Reiflsville: Dramatic Club C45. Favorite Pastimc'-V Singing5 Favorite Song -f- Night and Day 5 Favorite ExpresSlon'--- Phooey! Page Fourteen LENA INEZ WILSON IIMYRIAI' How sweet and fair she .ivenzs to be. Home Ee. Club C155 Art Editor RENO- CAHI C455 Voted Most Talented. Favorite Pastime-Drawingg .Favorite Song - It Had to be You 5 Favorite Expression - Oh, phooeyf' LUSTER LORENE WILSON HPIGTAILSH I believe in- work but I am not in favor of it. May Queen C45 . Favorite Pastime-Listening to the radiog Favorite. Song- Boogie Woogieug Favorite Expression- I don't believe it. MARY LOU WILLIAMS r4LOUn Her voice is low, her manner sweet, Shelf gentle, dainaty, and petztef' Junior Dramatic Club C155 Latin Club C1, 255 Home Ec. Club C155 Glee Club CZ, 355 Senior Dramatic Club C25 3, 455 As- sociate Editor of RENOCAHIQ Play Reading Committee C455 Statistician C455 Debate Club C455 Library Club C455 Junior Dra- matic Club Adviser C45. Favorite Pastime-Swimmingg Favorite Song -. I'll be Seeing You 5 Favorite Expression- Hit don't ditTer. NANCY HILL WRAY NA NA She is pretty to 'walk 'witlx and 'witty to talk with, amd pleasant too, to thin-k on-. Home EC. Club Cl, 255 Latin Club C1, 255 Junior Dramatic Club CI5, Adviser C455 Traffic and Fire Drill Committee C1, 2, 3, 455 Publicity Committee C3, 455 Senior Dra- matic Club CZ, 3, 45. Secretary C35, Chair- man of Membership Committee C354 Debate Club C3, 455 Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 45, Cap- tain C455 Marshal C353 Cheerleader C451 Sports Editor of RENOCAHI C455 Voted Most Talkative, Most Athletic. Favorite Pastime-Sportsg Favorite Song - I Dream of Y0u 5 Favorite Expression -4 No kidding! '- 'Q l r 'xx . A 8 xnxx. P 1 1 ' fn' Q 4 - 4 J '9 Q' '35 gk 8 A' x 5 K ,b gs , J A -' J Lzf- 've ' Q. U s 1 ,Y K AN M 1 ,EW w , M .41 kd -mx ,in 3k. ,44-M, ' L '.tfV w mai? ' L Edin' C 1. , . 1.:.-.1 K ..,t1.ff. ' fx-V fn' lr' 'vt ---LM-1 - V XQQSS' Q! . M-.v .NP M511 Leif' xme+:.mg Tkffj ,A 'MlfP '5,'?53' A 15 F At Spying Fe re r All SNUIES ' xx fr 4.1 I f Baci-2e8 Wsgersfpds ' ' .1 I L ff Q 'Y 1 , L- ' DM K f K Q ,glygvrhrees 2. 6r-onli ei I vi if Q H 5'-Jem. pair Three Fir a pv,,NK ,L unlcli lime RG-L82 4' yank EJILY 2 Love me? Never' Apu! 5' . , nag N6 up . nun 042 a I-fuvd. EZ. TL L D Y ' 1 -'f' 1 A 2 ff P fa. Z 5 'Nw M it ai J , ,vii 32.-4 Y -.EAT Him A'-l Y'l T Gai: Hi-M. 000051 1,1 'r 3 X E 4 24. Ji 42231 f Quiiors, 3 Y 41- OFFICERS JOE FRANK NEWHALL ,,.,,,.,. President OWLINE GREGORY , . , , Secretary WINSLOW WOMACK .,...,. Vice-President WELDON PRICE . , . . . ITreasureIr MRS. SUE MONTGOMERY .,,,,..... Adviser COLORS: White and Gold, MOTTO: 1'Neuer Behind. FLOWER: Daisy. CAROLINE ALLEN JAMES ALLISON MAROUERITE ANDREWS RUTH ANDREWS JAMES APPLE CECIL BARBER ARLON BRANDE GERALDINE BYRD BILLY CARTER NADINE CHILTON BETTY JEAN CRADDOCK RICHARD DAVIS CAROLYN DIIXON HAZEL DOCKERY JOHN DRAPER VIRGINIA EVANS EVELYN GAMMONS OWLINE GREGORY DAVID GRIFFIN TNO Picture JS ge KJ 'I TORII wsu mg EFJT. IZLSQE MEMBERS RICHARD GRIFFIN JOHN HALLT MARIANNE HALL GENE HARDY MARY GREY HARRISON ED I-IICKS MORRIS HILL BOB JOHNSON DORIS JOHNSON HAZEL .IOI-INSON LOUISE JOHNSON .IACKY KELLY EDITH LA BRUCE MARILYN MASSEY BETTY MCBRAYER MODINA MCCALL NANCY MCCALL HAROLD MCCOLLUM ODELL MCCOLLUM MARION MITCHELL BOB MONTGOMERY NANCY MONTGOMERY REID MONTGOMERY WALTER MOORE JOE FRANK NEWHALL DORIS NORMAN ERNEST PASCHAL REBECCA PASCHAL HELEN PEGRAM DOROTHY PERKINS BILL PERRY WELDON PRICE MARY ELIZABETH RICH BEATRICE ANN ROBERTS BILLY ROBERTSON HAZEL ROSS HENRY SCHOOLFIELD ELMO SHUMATE ROBERT SMITH JEAN STADLER BOBBY STANEIELD FRANCES STEPHENSON JUANITA TALLEY ROBERT TALLEY ROBERT TEMPLE JIMMY THOMPSON BETTY TRIPLETT VERA VAUOHN ROBERT WALKER BETSY WARE EMORY WARE HARRY WARE JANE WOMACK WINSLOW WOMACK LIB WRAY , -4 5 FR L 41 f 2 1 .55 1 N 4 4 fa qwxx f L1 lfl iam X af' . Q ld. x ' v- nfs? Y .nd A ' ,Y ai -3 1 fl' ' -,. , . 1 K V M3 N-sf ff! 45 5.1 117, A --. 'X X ' X as 'W ,gs I ,Q J: .,,,,, , J ' -'Af ! 4' 4- l Zi? 'HSV' f . f A I A Z S 5' I if ' . X f I -,f., ' f , f 1 h fy X M -I Q 4 4-' iz ks' Q f? '2 :' A-rw ' 'W ' ,A is f r . 1 I V Q '- .r lvlz' f , ' .W V, I N if ' . ,, .,.,. ' . ' 37 G Y . kv N vvvlvb .QW ab . 4 , i V 5 3 , , J 5 ,,.1. W x ' J ., V . f A - . All! ff Al 5 ,EA 1 uf. Mg. , 'W X l, l. QA . K ' J' . A., x ,gg i P22 ff , ' s I . -X A. ,' 4 V .. P Q z 1 Q ' . I Q ,A , .f' O Z ,., , -0 ii 'mv ' 'X A 'A - X i V +-5 . If 'S 3 ! , 4 . I . W Q m In A 39 . I X ' Z9 lu. A 1 ..-if 1 fe' -.1 -' ,wg ,A 2 - Y 4 ' if ' , 'x ..i: f ' I ., ' ' I '- X 1, 4 1 1 . W , es V V if -. .Mi C V A W :ax 'S 5-' In-3 A . f ,A Q , Hx , G 74, fr X A' 'Q x x ' ' vtwhgf ,Q - ? Q - In . , QI I Q Lg 3 OFFICERS IRWIN CLARK , . ..,......, ,,... P resident JIMMY ROGERS , , . .Vice-President ANN RUDD .... ..... S ecretary JAMES EVERETT ...... . , .Treasurer MISS RUBY WILLIAMS , . I .Adviser COLORS: Blue and Whllf9. FLOWER: Magnolz'a. MOTTO: Not Enishedg just begunf' .V W4 .I Page Eighteen TJ., . wexfggkm f ,Q . . W! suv V19-J-7 T 5 fi? wsu THU FR' 5A SU' I 'Z 3 ,O I7 zo 21 22 73 '25 of, Q7 me 2969 fophomozfef MISS RANEYS HOME Room Eddie Baker. Bill Bray. Ray Cantrell. Irwin Clark. Carlton Craddock, Banks Doggett. Elfred Gillespie. Bob Hooper. Bill Oliver, Irvin Richardson. David Young, Mary Andrews. Betty Jean Barker. Louise Blackburn. Frankie Carter. Frances Childrey, Jackie Cole, Barbara Collins, Laura Marie Dodson. Temple Griflith. Cora Haney. Betty Page Holderby. Rachel Hopkins. Alma Kimbro. Annie Kimbro. Anne Dell McMichael. Catherine Oliver. Mona Pegram. Lorene Pritchett. Elaine Saunders. Hazel Scott. Alice Shreve. Vir- ginia Strader, Doris Teaslcy, Eloise Trox- Ier. La Verne Turner. MRS, BENDALLS HOME Room Maurice Apple, Carlyle Butler. Royal DeLapp. James Everett. David Hooper. James Hooper. Thomas Moore, Bache Pritchett. Cecil Rand, Jimmy Rogers, Harold Scott, Richard Smith, Buck Strader. Mary Carver. Colleen Chapman. Jeannine Cooke. Marie Cotton, Rachel Crist. Bobby Jean Eaircloth. Margie Eerguson, Carolyn Gailey. Betty Gooch. Vivian Hall. Anne Moore, Bernice Paschall. Jane Paschall. Julia Ann Robinson. Anne Rudd. Lolita Saunders. Margaret Schoolfield. Mary Jane Siddle. Mildred Ann Somers. Edna Stan- ley. Mozelle Stone. Sunshine Talley. Juanita Warf. MISS WOOTTON'S HOME Room Clarence Byrd. Carl Dickerson. Bernice Dixon. George Kincaid. Carl McClintock, Edwin McDonald. Joe McKinney. Reg- inald McKinney. Roy Parks. John Roberts, Ronald Smith. Joe Wilkins. Billy Wil- Iiams, Arnold Yeatts. Emma Jane Bailey, Mary Capps. Blonnie Lou Carlisle, Col- leen Chrismon. Evelyn Elliot, Jane Hop- kins. Beulah Jacobs. Joyce Johnson. Phoe- bie Jones. Helen Morris, Peggy Murrell. Betty Roberts, Jeannine Smith. Peggy Talley. Mary Alice Throckmorton. Pau- line Trent, Ruth Warf. MISS WILLIAMS' HOME RooM Garland Barker, Bennett Breeze. Melvin Coe. Buck Cotton. Talmadge Durham. Billy Gann, Stephen Hamlet, George Huf- fines. Leonard Jones. David Matkins, Jack Newnam. Richard Payne. Norman Pegram. Elbert Peters. Hubert Rierson. Clyde Saunders. Grant Somers. Bill Stan- ley. Elmo Talley. Norman Van Hook, Walter Vawter. George Williamson. Col- leen Busick, Ellen Perdue. Janet Rives, Mildred Trent, Dorothy Washburn. Edna Earl Washburn. Page Nineteen xxx: I 11143 WS-E255 f W , - 3 5? f. vi LUW rf Q rf?-hm an als, ,NM JEAN DELANCEY . . A.,,..,,.. A,,., P resident WILI,ARD APPLE . . , . .Vice-President ANN WILLIAMS , , , .A.., Secretary WALTON WILLIAMS COLORS: Blue and YVhz'te. MGTTO: We build the ladder by 4 Wil A , .Treasurer FLOWER: Iris. which we climb. Page Twenty I1 1? , 3 f if P? Fzfefbmen MISS SACRINTYS HOME Room Denny Aldridge, James Baker, Claude Burton, Wesley Doggett, Richard Gentry, Donald Griffin, Jimmy Law, Millard Mc- Donald. Manton Oliver, George Smith. David Stanfield, Billy Wilkerson, Ray Wil- liams, Walton Williams, Mitchelene Ad- ams, Ella Lee Allen, Dorothy Andrews, Frances Collins, Anne Craddock. Jean Grey Delancey. Jane Gardner, Victoria Gardner, Cora Gibson, Dorothy Griffin, Juanita Mc- Kinney, Edna Earle Manley, Dorothy Pear- son, Dorothy Snead, Jean Trent, Marion Ward, Ann Williams. MISS CRALLES HOME RooM Dud Apple, Gene Booker. John Davis, Jack Ferguson, Glen Fulp, Arthur Gammon, Burwell Gentry, Billy Giles. Hilton Haney, Charles Inman, Lawson Parks, Elmore Matkins, Preston Simmons. Ira Lea Somers, Robert Sparrow, Michael Stiers, William Wilkins, Dorothy Alver- son, Nellie Ann Baynes, Bernice Canady, Joanne Dixon, Nancy Dixon, Dorothy Dove, Margie Dove, Lucile McAlister, Betsy Ross, Mary Alice Stanley, Nellie Sutherland. Nancy Turner, Ellen Walker, Emma Walker. MRS. BOATWRIGHTS HOME Room Henry P, Brown, Leon Burgess, Bobby Collins, William Festerman, Buddy Gro- gan, Frank Hall. Jimmy Johnson, Robert Johnson, Bobby Jones, Jack Jones, James Roach, James Rose, Edmund Seay, Earl Shumate, Russell Smith, Jimmy Swann, Ellis Tuttle, N. G. Washburn, Paul Wray, Forest Wheeler, Ray Shelton, Barbara Brande, Geraldine Burgess, Opal Fields, Maudean Griffin, Lois Hooper, Faye Jones, Mary Johnson, Adeline Mclienney, Ella Mae Moricle, Peggy Ann Smith, Ruby Southard. Melba Teasley. Clyde Trent, Doris Williams. MISS PERKINS' HOME Room Eugene Carter, Robert Citty, Tommy Comer, Max Gardner, Richard Gunn, Gerald Horde. Elwood Hudson, Fred Martin, Paul McCollum, Donald Pegram, Leroy Pegram, James Rice. Harvey Rudd, Robert Allen Smith, Thomas Sutherland, Floyd Talley, Lindsey Turner, Billie Vaughn, Donald Stroud, Mary Jewell Carter, Virginia Cayton, Dorothy Hill, Jackie Hooper, Elsie Jeffries, Illa Mae Mar- tin, Sue Pike. Virginia Ann Tate, Marie Watkins. Page Twenty-one Around Ike 526001 mm.. A M .W f 11. f J gs jff. N G ,Q ,N A I I V' 2 ff N' 3 , 'W f .1 if w Y A ,gy A K T 4352? 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'Q fi X Z W? 1 ,, - 5 G ff , 41 A Fi ,sq .. ,I ' ,i sv A 1 X ' 5 r .. ,' 1-ff,-13, 3 X A- fy'-'4 'P H ', f .... ' 'FYI Q I 'i , P- on... ff' , ' ' s ' - ,.. , . 5 . cy - 4. V, A 3.6. . ,Q . , .fi X ' - , 4 . V fr y Q .f l 'Wo-ls., 'QV X I-.. gl- qw! a 'Y 7' , ,f A 1 .. . ' sx , , Y x -1 A Q 7 uw ,.-X 1 1 'Q-2 HQ. 19 -5 ,fQ,,g, P . v--'g,1-3 143 1 , . v N ,, f ,v J ,yr ORGANIZATIONS Student Organization Marshals Cheerleaders Band Home Makers Debaters Club Library Club French Club Latin Club N Dramatic Club Future Farmers RENOCAHI Stay? 1? 1 I Q 4 3 1 I I '4 - 1 4 WX, . N-Zlslex 0 10' W H 0 it WT- X 1 ly ' Q ' I . U -- in 1 WX , X 1 A 4 -JSESQ., .f -f Q . .. ..l,, Rx o iq sf-spfaeefaul lpss-aeawianxQ X '- sszv -0 'wkfefezr - '1szaaef:,.1-:fN, ' X f' .g-: ' -i:,,E11:1:1111E5 - an . ' f ilugi ! 5 5 , 'Q H ,21::-g2:'w- ...mm .... . ' . el Mn. X w , x,. ,. , '-'- All Student Orcgrznziaiion Page Twenty-six MOTTO: Per aspera ad astra. Miss ELIZABETH RANEY, Adviser MISS ELIZABETH PERKINS, Assistant OFFICERS JULE GWYN Csearedb President GENE HARDY Vice-President ELETTE MASSEY Treasurer IRVIN RICHARDSON Secretary CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES CSee Page Twenty-fivej BUCK STRADER Lost and Found ROBINETTE MEADOR House and Grounds JIMMIE THOMPSON Traffic and Fire Drill CAROLYN MOORE Program D. H. HUFFINES. JR. Publicity BETTY MCBRAYER Point System MARILYN MCCOLLUM Social finden! Organzieziion DAM! STUDENT ORGANIZATION 55.4 VV my ., ,K 1 -Y 4. PRESIDENTS OE CLASSES VERNELL BRANDE I ,. JOE FRANK NEWHALL , , . IRVIN RICHARDSON .... JEAN DELANCEY 4,.,...4.A.. , . , . Senior I,....Junz'Or , , I . .Sophomore .,..FreShman HOME 'ROOM REPRESENTATIVES MARY ALICE THROCKMORTON VIRGINIA ANN SAUNDERS MILDRED LESTER LOUISE JOHNSON JOHN HALL LAVERNE TURNER ROYAL DELAPP BILLY GANN BILLIE WILKERSON NANCY DIXON BOBBY COLLINS FRED MARTIN Page Twenty-S L en Jmzrflaezlf Page Twenty-eight Front row, left to right: Caroline Allen, Jimmy Thompson lchiefj, and Betsy Lea Ware. Back row. left to right: Edith La Bruce, Helen Pegram, Louise Johnson, Nadine Chilton, and Ruth Andrews. Cbeerlmderf Left to right: John Hall, Nancy Wray, Mildred Lester, Jacky Kelly lchiefj, Virginia Cantrell, Marilyn McCollum, and Betsy Lea Ware. MR. CECIL ELLINGTON, Band Muster MEMBERS IRVIN CLARK BOBBY JONES RICHARD DAVIS GEORGE KINCAID LITTLETON GARDNER BILLY OLIVER OWLINE GREGORY CHARLIE BOB OLIVER STEPHEN HAMLET MANTON OLIVER GILBERT SMITH RICHARD SMITH RONALD SMITH ROBERT TEMPLE HARRY WARE JIMMY WHITE RAY WILLIAMS WALTON WILLIAMS DAVID YOUNG Bmw' Page Twenty-mine Home Makers MARILYN MAssIiY VERA VAUQIIN ., . JANE HOPKINS , I ROBINIYIWIIQ MEADOR VIRGINIA CANTRELL Mitchy Adams Ella Allen Dorothy Andrews Mary Andrews Ruth Andrews Betty Jean Barker Nellie Ann Baynes l.ouise Blackburn Barbara Brande Geraldine Burgess Geraldine Byrd Bernice Canady Virginia Cantrell Frankie Carter Virginia Cayton lirances Childrey Mildred Clapp Jeannine Cook Jackie Cole Barbara Collins lfrances Collins Marie Cotton Iris Corum Anne Craddock Jean Delancey Hazel Dockery l.aura Marie Dodson Dorothy Dove Page Thirty ka' OFFICERS . . President HAZEL JOHNSON , .,,, KXIJCC'-PI'?5lid0!7I , Secretary HENRIIETTA JONES . . , , Treasurer , I . . . Song Leader FRANCES CHILDREY . .,.. Pianist . . . . . . I . , Reporter CIERALDINE BYRD . .Historian MRS. POWEIL . , , . AJUIISPF Spirit of Home EC. Margie Dove Carolyn Dixon Joan Dixon Nancy Dixon Virginia Evans Marjorie Ferguson Opal Fields Carolyn Gailey Jane Gardner Victoria Gardner Romona Garrison Emily Giles Betty Gooch Dorothy Grifhn Temple Griflith Cora Haney Mary G. Harrison Dorothy Hill Betty Holderby Jane Hopkins Rachel Hopkins Doris Johnson Hazel Johnson Henrietta Jones Alma Kimbro Annie Kimbro Mildred l.ester l,ucille McAlister MEMBERS Nancy McCall Juanita McKinney Edna Earle Manley Katheryn Massey Marilyn Massey Robinette Meador Anne Moore Carolyn Moore Helen Morris Catherine Oliver Ethel Parks Jane Paschall Dorothy Pearson Mona Pegram Lea Ellen Perdue Dorothy Perkins Lorene Pritchett Mary Elizabeth Rich Janet Rives Beatrice Roberts Betty Jean Roberts Julia Anne Robinson Betsy Ross Ann Rudd Elaine Saunders Lolita Saunders Virginia Saunders Margaret Schoolneld Hazel Scott Alice Shreve Mary Jane Siddle Dorothy Snead Mildred Ann Somers Edna Stanley Mary Alice Stanley Jean Stadler Frances Stephenson Virginia Sutherland Sunshine Talley Doris Teasley Melba Teasley Mary Alice Throckm Jean Trent Eloise Troxler l.a Verne Turner Nancy Turner Vera Vaughn Betsy l.ea Ware Juanita Warf Ellen Walker Emma Walker Patricia Walker Dorothy Washburn Marie Watkins Robena Whicker Anne Williams Elizabeth Wray OI'lOl'1 Home Mdkgff INITIATIQN fx 4- 7. M vs .vw ' g 41, Q - I- , dn ' X5 t 3 ' HELPING THE RED CROSS P Th Debaierf Club 1 OFFICERS JACK D1xoN A...A..,. ...,...A... JoE FRANK NEWHALL JoHN HALL ........, . JULE GWYN ..,..A MR.J.L.HoLMEs,., MEMBERS Denny Aldridge Barbara Brande Jack Dixon Joan Dixon Banks Doggett James Everette Jule Gwyn John Hall D. H. Huflines Edith La Bruce Page Thirty-two Nancy Wray President . F , A . .Vice-President . A . .Secretary-Treasurer , . . .Sergeant-at-Arms .....r..AdUiser Betty McBrayer Marilyn McCollum Reid Montgomery Walter Moore Joe Frank Newhall Bill Perry Charles Somers David Stanfield Mary Lou Williams Winslow Womack WELDON PRICE . JACKIE COLE . . . ELOISE TRoxLER Mitchy Adams Pete Apple Barbara Brande Annie Grey Breeze Jack Burton Jerry Byrd Billy Carter Mildred Clapp Jackie Cole Barbara Collins Jeannine Cook Marie Cotton Carlton Craddock ,, ,Cibrary Club OFFICERS I . .President BETTY GooCH , VicefPresia'ent . I , ..,l. Secretary VIRGINIA GRIEIIIN , I .e,, .Treasurer Program Chairman ROBERT TALLEY . Publicily Chairman MISS PAYE MITCHELL, . .,,,,, Adviser MEMBERS Jean DeLancey Carolyn Dixon Joan Dixon Hazel Dockery Wesley Doggett Virginia Evans Max Gardner Emily Giles Betty Gooch Virginia Griflin Carlton Haney Wilma Howerton Jessie James Doris Johnson Evelyn Kernodle George Kincaid Jimmie Law Katheryn Massey Marilyn Massey Carolyn Moore Manton Oliver Ernest Paschal Elbert Peters Weldon Price Annette Rice Mary Lib Rich Irvin Richardson Virginia Ann Saunders Thomas Schaeffer Margaret Schoollield Dorothy Snead Jean Stadler Virginia Strader Robert Talley Vera Vaughn Dorothy Washburn Marie Watkins Robena Wicker Mary Lou Williams Walton Williams , ,Q . 'ikk g 5 ff M, i-WW in m,,,Wwf'iM I A I ie sims .:sias2i' s'g2,,, 931' Page Thirty-three Lie Cercle 1Ul 6lWC6llif OEEICERS ANNETTE RICE . , . ..,..,..., . . A . ,PF9Sl'd977f JUANITA TALLEY . . .4...,,.. Vice-President HELEN PEGRAM ,,....A. , .Secretary and Treasurer Miss ELIZABETH RANEY , . .......,...., Adviser el? V E S E I or 4, fe'-H els r l 5 , E, C if is Us HQ G Atlums ew-.-a.1tTs 44'-A 'Pi-Jfff 2!L9.j 'de eff af' DTNS ll 3 13 ei or 553111 Mary Andrews Ruth Andrews Betty Jean Barker ffrankie Carter Barbara Collins Margie Ferguson Carolyn Gailey Temple Griffith Mary Grey Harrison Alma Kimbro Page Thirty-four MEMBERS Annie Kimbro George Kincaid Edith l.a Bruce Elette Massey Betty McBrayer Marilyn McCollum Walter Moore Elbert Peters Helen Pegram Nora Pegram Lorene Pritchett Annette Rice Elaine Saunders Virginia Ann Saunders Alice Shreve Ray Strader Virginia Strader Juanita Talley Robert Temple Elaine Troxler Patricia Walker fumbr Clmfzbazl League OFFICERS BETSY LEA WARE A A A A Consul LA VERNE FIDURNER A Censor DENNY ALDRIDGE A A A .Pro-Consul CATHERINE OLIVER A A A A Apraetor HENRY SCHOOLEIELD AAAA Scriba CARLTON CRADDOCK A A Praetor MRS. ROBERT MONTGOMERY A A AAAAAA Adviser Denny Aldridge Frances Childrey Irwin Clark Jackie Cole Frances Collins Carlton Craddock Wesley Doggett if Cora Haney Bob Hooper Jane Hopkins Rachel Hopkins Hazel Johnson Jimmie Law MEMB Ann Dell McMichael ERS Bill Oliver Catherine Oliver Manton Oliver Irwin Richardson Henry Schoollield Hazel Scott David Stanfield Doris Teaslcy Jean Trent La Verne Turner Marian Ward Billy Wilkerson Walton Williams Betsy Lea Vvfare David Young Page Thirty-HL e Qmmrzizb Club! SENIOR CLUB OFFICERS CAROLYN MOORE . . . . I , President MILDRED LESTER . . Vice-President EDITH LA BRUCE . ..... Secretary MARIE MGORE ...,.. . , . ,Treasurer MISS MAUDE RATLEDGE .... . . .Adulser MEMBERS Caroline Allen Marguerite Andrews Eddie Baker Cecil Barber Louise Blackburn Frances Childrey Dorothy Chilton Jackie Cole Jeannine Cook Iris Corum Richard Davis Royal DeLapp Carolyn Dixon Jack Dixon Laura Dodson Dorothy Dudley James Everett Margie Ferguson Carolyn Gailey Romona Garrison Emily Giles Elfred Gillespie Owline Gregory Richard Griffin Temple Griffith John Hall Marianna Hall Vivian Hall Cora Haney Lina Lee Hart Betty Holderby Jane Hopkins Junior Huffines Joyce Johnson Louise Johnson Henrietta Jones Jackie Kelly Alma Kimbro Annie Kimbro George Kincaid Edith La Bruce Mildred Lester Bettie McBrayer Modina McCall Nancy McCall Marilyn McCollum Ann McMichael Katherine Massey Marilyn Massey Marian Mitchell Bob Montgomery Nancy Montgomery Reid Montgomery Anne Moore Carolyn Moore Marie Moore Thomas Moore Walter Moore Helen Morris Peggie Murrell Joe Newhall Doris Norman Jane Paschal Dorothy Perkins Elbert Peters Weldon Price Bill Richardson Jimmy Rogers Beatrice Roberts Bettie Roberts Julia Anne Robinson Anne Rudd Elaine Saunders Henry Schoolfield Alice Shreve Mary Jane Siddle Robert Smith Mildred Somers Jean Stadler Buck Strader Frances Stephenson Juanita Talley Sunshine Talley Robert Temple Jimmy Thompson Mary Throckmorton Frances Tickle La Verne Turner Vera Vaughn Patricia Walker Betsy Lee Ware Juanita Warf Mary Lou Williams Jane Womack Winslow Womack Elizabeth Wray Nancy Wray Page Thlifl y-six JU lolz CLUB OFFICERS WALTON WILLIAMS , , . . ..... President DOROTHY ANDREWS . . . ,... Vlif?-Pf0Sl.d0UI DOROTHY SNEAD A . . , .S ecre tary-Treasurer NANCY WRAY ..,, ..,..,.... A duiser MEMBERS Mitchy Adams Denny Aldridge Ella Allen Dorothy Andrews Nellie Baynes Barbara Brande Frances Collins Anne Craddock Jean DeLancy Joan Dixon Nancy Dixon Wesley Doggett Jane Gardner Victoria Gardner Richard Gentry Cora Gibson Dorothy Griffin Jimmie Law Millard McDonald Juanita McKinney Edna Earl Manley Dorothy Pearson Dorothy Snead David Stanfield Jean Trent Nancy Turner Marion Ward Mary Ward Ann Williams Walton Williams Qmmaizb Clubs Page Thirly-seven Future Farmers of effmerzra OFFICERS FOR 1944-'45 President CECIL APPLE . ,.....,, ...,.. ,,,. F rst SPENCER CROSS ,...,,........., Second Vice-President MORRIS HILL .,.....,,....,...4. First BOBBY STANFIELD .4,....,,.... Second Secretary BILL BRAY ........,,C....,,..,. Ftrs: ELMO SHUMATE ..........,. Second Treasurer CECIL RAND . , .......... First ROBERT LEE WALKER ......, Second Reporter CARLYLE BUTLER ,.....4,,r...r Firsr BACHE PRITCHETT ,.,....A.. Second MR, S. F. WELLS ......,..,,.,,...,.. Semester Semester Semester Semester Semester Semester Semester Semester Semester Semester Adviser Green Hands Gene Booker Henry Brown Bobby Collins Jack Ferguson Burwell Gentry Donald Griffin Hilton Haney Robert Johnson Bobby Jones Jack Jones Parks Lawson Paul McCollum Elmore Matkins Leroy Pegram Edmund Seay Earl Shumate George Smith Ira Lee Stiers Michael Stiers Lindsey Turner Ellis Tuttle Billy Vaughn N. G. Washburn Chapter Farmers Cecil Apple Maurice Apple Bill Bray Carlyle Butler Tommy Comer Spencer Cross John Draper Haywood Ferguson Billy Gann Donald Gilliam Morris Hill Joe McKinney Reginald McKinney David Matkins Roy Parks Ernest Paschal Bache Pritchett Cecil Rand Hubert Rierson Billy Robertson Harold Scott Elmo Shumate Grant Somers Bobby Stanneld Malcolm Talley Walter Vawter Boyd Walker Robert Lee Walker Page Thirty-eight L .ln .- g, . 'L-I 1- I I I I-,Q I 6 Q I ,.r- vx tf3T'ff??5f7'x:f-., I I Fxki kNXIW,?,.2 A I 'fd J, XX x,rf xbS X xt lzl' 'It if-N xii 1,-aff-XX ' ,- XI ' I fy! K., , Q XXX I I I I pf .as-,J ff ,J If I A I ,UIIIIII IV Aff' A! I I I r I ff T v , 1 .A-- f f I I get A I I VIL 1 R E CA HI I 'L VIRGINIA CANTRELL MARILYN MCCOLLUM ANNETTE RICE , . . CAROLYN MOORE , , BILL RICHARDSON . . LENA WILSON ,.,.. . , . . . .Co-Editor-in-Chief Co-Editor-in-Chief , . ,Advertising Manager I . . . , .Activities Editor . I . .Snapshot Editor .,..Art1st MISS KATIE CONLIEY AND MISS LORENIQ CRAIIIQ MARY Lou WII.I-IAINIS , JACK DIXON . . . ROBINIETTE MEADOR .,.. NANCY WRAY . , . VIRGINIA ANN SAUNDERS, , , I'xl!l,'ISt'l'S Associate Editor Business Manager , Fvalurvs Editor . Sports Editor , , , Typist THLETICS Football Captains Football Teams Snaps Basketball Q N'-XX vm. ,I . , 4 .,t, .... -x o q..s1s-- -xfgvek - 2 1-:Sis , -- 93?-'-'EIN'-,--'ff X 11111 'I-Q ! iiii.,.-:1:q',':-:agfE5Qgi- ,Q RN N'-. ' s . 11 ..5'H:5 . ' 'lfvfXrk':eklr.-ri 3' xj. HIC 0 Xxx, X.-gf- bl-sv,-ri , '- 'fsiagzl I OJ, WTS JACK BURTON ARLON BRANDE Co-Captains - Football . ,. L x Q-..-,W . y et fn. Q -, -M V ,f, ,Q , .1,,, , ' g 1 f , .- . f rm. , V-ws' Y e '- -f 1 was A +1 nf, - J - f' ' .1 wfwz 'W 'nz' 4 N, ,-rf .V -fr, , 4 , ., , , , 'Tit 7 f- Q, I ' Mi ,, A Y 'f 1,54 -, ' J ', '-Q 'L -as '31 v -mx , 3 J A- 1 ie- 3 g F JA A , ' x--- ig' fr 5K,'??g2fwMt ,,,fQfJ . 'N Y PM .Tir ' Q , j J V, 1,4 Q- iv- - 4-,Q A S 4. x 3 er' ,gf ff, bf- ,ee f,, :H ' wifi., s. v..,,v,,,RAl MV, 4 K N- X L . Y 2'.g5 05 'eww V 1 GOLDE LIONS OP '45 FRONT ROW: Bob Montgomery, Bill Richardson, Royal DeLapp, Walter Moore, Co-Captain Arlon Brande, Co-Captain Jack Burton. Walter Vawter, Pete Apple, Elbert Peters, Manager Carlton Haney. SECOND ROW: James Everette, Robert Smith, Clarence Byrd, Reid Montgomery, Gene Hardy, Joe Frank Newhall, Richard Davis, Thomas Schaeffer. THIRD ROW: Assistant Manager Ray Cantrell, David Griffin, Ed Hicks, John Davis, Jimmy Rogers, Harold McCollum, D. H. Huffines, Jr., Bill Perry, Talmage Durham, Bill Bray, Banks Doggett. FOURTH ROW: Coach Hap Perry, Billy Carter, Elfred Gilespie, Henry Schoolfield, Odell McCollum, Bobby Peters, Claude Burton, Billy Rose, Buddy Grogan, Glenn Fulps, Max Gardner, Floyd Talley, Wesley Doggett, Thomas Southerland, Jimmy Swann, Coach George Wingfield. 1944 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 22 Reidsville, , . ,.,... 13 Danville .... . . 18 Sept. 29 Reidsville, . i 6 Grey High . . 6 Oct. 6 Reidsville. . . . . 12 Sanford .,... , . . . O Oct. 13 Reidsville. , . . . .21 Mineral Springs . . . 7 Oct. 20 Reidsville .... . . . 27 Hanes High ......,.,........ 13 ffm f 41 4 ii. in V fl' ' XX Y W ' xv-X A-I .g,, A TEAM IN THE MAKING Front row: Bobby Peters, Glenn Fulps. Claude Burton, Thomas Southerland. Jimmy Swann. liloyd Talley, Billy Garter, Second row: Max Gardner, Elfred Gilespie, Odell McCollum, Jimmy Rose. Buddy Grogan. Wesley Doggett, Henry Schoollield. Page For! y - I wo Football OUR UFOURTEEN MAN' TEAM Front row: James Everette, Gene Hardy, Harold McCollum, Jimmy Thompson, Richard Davis, Arlon Brande, Thomas Schaeffer, Talmadge Durham, Bill Perry. Second row: Walter Moore, Jimmy Rogers, Elbert Peters, Jack Burton. Joe Frank Newhall. Coach George Wingfield. 1944 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Oct. 27 Reidsville ,......... 6 Greensboro , . . . . .28 Nov. 3 Reidsville. . . . .52 Madison . . . , O Nov. 9 Reidsville. , . 7 Mt. Airy . . . O Nov. 17 Reidsville. , . , ,26 Wadesboro . . , . .13 Nov. 2395 Reidsville. . . 7 Laurinburg , , , , 8 Dec. l Reidsville. , . , .27 High Point , . . . . 413 b':Championship Game. SECOND ONLY IN NAME Front row: Ed Hicks, David Griffin, Reid Montgomery, Clarence Byrd, Walter Vawter. Pete Apple, Robert Smith, Banks Doggett. Bill Richardson. Royal DeLapp. Second row: Bill Bray, D. H. Huflines, Jr., Bob Montgomery. John Davis. Page Forty-three i,i fi X P P gk Q 'X V ml. fi '. 6 2 . wwf ff gs m.. ,. N 7.,A,fM,. 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Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Fe Fe Fe Page Forty-six Reidsville Reidsvillea , . A a A , Reidsville Reidsville Reidsville Reidsville Reidsville Reidsville Reidsville Reidsville Reidsville Total , SCHEDULE Reynolds Draper . . Leaksville Draper . . Bethany , . . Madison . . . Leaksville Ruffin ..,, Madison . . . Bethany . . . Ruffin , . . Opponents .,..i,Manager ..i....iCoach Assistant Coach ....3O ..,.l7 ....23 ,.,.l2 .,,.21 ....29 ....l4 ....24 .r.,2O . M19 ...,24 ...233 Boyf Bafleefball REID MONTGOMERY. Manager MR. GEORGE WINGEIELD. Coach SCHEDULE Dec Reidsville. . A .... Reynolds r Dec. Reidsville, . , .... Draper . . . Jan Reidsville Leaksville , Jan Reidsville. . . .... High Point Jan Reidsville Draper , . Jan Reidsville Bethany . r Jan Reidsville. . . .... Madison Jan Reidsville Leaksville . Jan Reidsville Ruffin , , Feb Reidsville Madison . Feb Reidsville. . 4 ..,. Bethany y r Feb Reidsville Rullin . . Total ......,..o 423 Opponents Front row: Jimmy Thompson. Co-Captain Joe Frank Newhall Co Captain Bobby Mont gomery, Walter Moore. Second row: David Stanneld, Jack Burton Jimmy Rogers Elbert Peters, Bill Perry, Royal DeLapp. FEATURES Leaders Statistics Mascots Saperlatives Pin-Up Girls Prophecy Last Will and Testament Poem .Valedictorian and Salatatorian Snaps 4 Ads Looking to the Future XL! Hfc 0 Q ,J W H J' WF? 4 s fr' 'XL 4 w f x - O .....- 1 V---' An'- p f Fe ' if f? 9' . ,Z 3 ' ' 0 42. ' Q 'l7'5fi1??3i5JTfi'G '- Q - ?f 'F. 4 T DORIS JOHNSON ' ' Dream Girl Miss Reidsuille High Leader! JULE GWYN is president of the Student Organi- zation which includes l0O'A of the student body. IRWIN CLARK is leader of the Sophomore Class which is 37'A of enrollment. JEAN CiREY DELANCEY is president of the Fresh- man Class which includes 3172 of the students. MARILYN MASSEY leads the Home-makers or 30'A of the high school membership. CAROLYN MOORE leads the Senior Dramatic Club which includes Z8',Q of the students. JOE FRANK NEWHALL is the Junior Class presi- dent which represents 2020 of the school. WISLDON PRICE is the leader of the Library Club in which there are l4'A of the students. CECIL APPLE and SPENCER CROSS are presi- dents of the Future Farmers of America or l3'A of the students. VERNELLE BRANDE. president of the Senior Class, is the leader of IZW of the students. ARLON BRANDE and JACK BURTON are CO- Captains of the football team which was made up of ll',4 of the students. WALTON WILLIAINIS, president of Junior Dra- matic Club. leads SW of the students. ANNETTE RICE is the president of the French Club, which represents 87? of the students. BETSY LEE WARE, l.atin Club president. leads 7'A of the students, NANCY WRAY', captain of girls' basketball team. is in charge of 7f4 of the students. JACK DIXON. the Debater's leader. settles the arguments of 5'A of the students. BOB lVlON'l'GOMERY and Joie FRANK NEWllAl-L represent 590 of the students as Co-Captains of the boys' basketball. lVlARll.YN lVlCCOLI.UM and VIRCIINIA CAN- 'I'RELL. Co-Editors of RENOCAIII Staff. which repre- sents 39? of the students. champion the cause of all the students. the publication of a Yearbook. JIMMY THOMPSON, Chief Marshal. leads ZW of the students which have the highest scholastic record in the Junior class. JACKIE KELLY, Chief Cheerleader, leads ZW of the students who yell for the whole school. Sm !z'5lz'c.f If an artist were to paint a portrait or a photographer were to make a picture of the combined personnel of the class of '45, he would have this distorted picture. ' The class, combined, has a height of 3,150 inches, or 26224 feet: weighs 6,200 pounds or 3 tons, 200 pounds, and has a waist measure of 1,026 inches. The class also has 356,725 in War Bonds. The class of '45 has walked 7,200 miles changing classes during all its four years in high school. During after-school hours, they Went to a gather- ing spot called the Sweet Shop. Time spent in the Sweet Shop was spent eating, their favorite pastime, and listening to records from a juke box. Another place in which they spent quite a bit of time during after-school hours was the movies. They probably saw a movie starring Ingrid Bergmen, their favorite actress, or Van Johnson, their favorite actor, who appeals especially to the girls. They were always ready to settle for a movie starring their second choice of actresses, Betty Grable. At night, the class studied with the radio going full blast. The chances are they were really listening to Bing Crosby, their favorite crooner. Frank Sinatra was always at his job keeping the girls swooning, too. The members of the class spent an astounding amount of time studying! Their favorite subjects were biology, and for the girls, home economics. Physics and chemistry ranked next in order of favorite subjects. It seems that the class is scientifically inclined, studying all this biology, physics, and chemistry. Together, the girls of the class of '45 used 7812 tubes of lipstick a year, or 314 tubes during all their high school career. Using this amount -of lip- stick they could write Graduating Class of '45 so many times that, written end to end, they would reach around the World. Together, the boys of the class of '45 wear l62 ties a yearf Now that we have seen the actions, abilities, likes, and dislikes of the class of '45, we must leave them. The photographer, or artist, wants to add that he thinks the seniors in the graduating class of '45 are a fine example of Young Americans and that they will be very capable as the citizens and leaders in the World of tomorrow. -MARY LOU WILLIAMS, Statz'st1'c1'an. MASCOTS CABLE FONVILLE PATSY GRIFFIN , Page Fifty-one uloerlczliafef A Mtg' f! Best All-ROLITIL1-NIARILYN MCCOLLUM AND BILL RICHARDSON Best LOOl2lvf7g-CAROLYN MOORE AND JULE GWYN. MOS! SlUdl'OUS1ROBlNETTE NIEADOR AND VERNELL BRANDE, Best DancersfHENRIETTA JONES AND D. H. HUFFINES, JR. Wl'IIf?SI1V1RGlNIA ANN SAUNDERS AND ELETTE NIASSEY, Biggest Talkers-NANCY WRAY' AND BILL RICHARDSON. fenzbr fulverlazizbfef Sou fx 'Y 1' BIIQQQSF FIIIFFS-MILDRED LESTER AND HUFFINES, JR. BIIQQESI Bdbl'9S-VIRGINIA ANN SAUNDERS AND RAY STRADER. Best AFhI9f9'S-NANCY WRAY AND JACK BURTON. MOS! TGl6nIEd1LENA WILSON AND CHARLES SOMERS, LdZl'9Sf-VIVIAN GRIFFIN AND THOMAS SCHAEFFER. Most Popular-MARILYN MCCOLLUM AND JULE GWYN. hmm. W HI, if 'Z Tin - U10 girly .f4 '! 'v-P... 'W-w... Wu. wwln .gi V Si if i g n ,Q M A weve: X hx' I' '55 X ,rm x 1' Q' I J 1 ,A Us-A ' ' ' 1 Q l 1 ..,w 'A g'SFYNi,h r i X I wE,,.,,M-pw! ---www UH, ,,,,m-.- ff f ft 1. BETTY McBRAYER for Jule Gwyn, President of Student Organization. 2. ROBINETTE MEADOR for Vernell Brande, President of Senior Class. 3. NANCY WRAY for Sonny Newhall, President of Junior Class. 4. JANE WOMACK for Nancy Wray. Captain Girls' Basketball. 5. JANE HOPKINS for Irwin Clarke, President of Sophomore Class. 6. DORIS NORMAN for Jean Grey De-Lancey, President of Freshman Class. 7. MARILYN McCOLLUM f B ' or etsy Lea Ware, President of Latin Club. 8. PATRICIA WALKER for Virginia Cantrell and Marilyn McCollum, Co-Edit RE 9. BETSY LEA ' ' ors NOCAHI. WARE, for Jimmy Thompson, Chief Marshal. -...NVQ ,,,,.w-I... My.-v-y-w-'f .fm 'ff' P , K f V I 1 , ik II A 2 i i fi Q is cvs...- w i ,+ IL l .,f ,, ,.,..,..,w:'fr.: 5 WT , .gt . Tin- U 10 ff' ,4- - 'n... ,..f 'r -,,,.f-ft' , ,su ,.,f4 ' ,fi ..r ' ff! girly , MI AE l 1 4 E 1 X X 5 J. Y 21 lf V I x li Q3 25. , ' , iflfl. ' 1 M 'W 4 in 10. FRANCES STEPHENSON for Annette Rice, President of French Club. 11. MARIE MOORE for Carolyn Moore, President of Senior Dramatic Club. 12. VIRGINIA CANTRELL for Jack Dixon, President of Debate Club. 13. NANCY MONTGOMERY for Joe Frank Newhall and Bobby Montgomery, Captains Boys' Basketball. GERALDINE BYRD for Weldon Price, President of Library Club. ' ' f H me Economics Club 14. 15. 16 ELIZABETH WRAY for Jack Burton and Arlon Brande, Co- ap al 17. LOUISE JOHNSON for Jackie Kelly, Chief Cheerleader. 18. ELLEN WALKER for Walton Williams, President Junior Dramatic Club. KATHERYN MASSEY for Marilyn Massey, President o o . . C t 'ns of Football. 3 ---J-.- -... 'F-wh., li ll ,i r s 1 2 i ,fookincg face I0 345 CLASS PRDPHECY Has it really been that long? Ten short years ago we were just seniors in high school, and here we are all together again. It seems as if it were only yesterday that we sat in English class and kept Miss Ratledge on a far-fetched subject. because none of us particularly cared to study English that day. It may be very interesting to move around in the auditorium and see who is here and Hnd out how they have prospered since '45. There is a large crowd around the piano: someone is playing beautifully. Why, its Charles Somers, the great concert pianist. He has really made a name for himself in the musical world. Dorothy Anne Dudley and Lina Lee Hart are walking down the aisle arm in arm as they used to. Dorothy Anne is a very prominent Certified Public Accountant. and Lina Lee was a Court Accountant, but now is a good housewife for that certain one. Cadet Nurses! There are three from our class. and they are very outstanding. Katheryn Massey, Ethel Parks, and Anadel Jones are the three. Virginia Griffin is a Red Cross Nurse. It's a wonderful work. girls! No! I don't have any chewing gum. Elette. It seems as if Elette Massey is still craving gum as he used to ten years ago. He is very successful in his own business. Two good teachers are Henrietta Jones and Emily Giles. Henrietta is teaching a commercial course, while Emily is a wonderful handler of the third graders. They just came in the front door discussing their work. Well, you might have known that Mildred Lester would be standing in front of her favorite locker. 327. recalling those very pleasant conversations with??? Mildred has made quite a name for herself as a doctor. Proud of her: aren't we? After their limited career in the armed services. which was required, Jack Dixon, Ray Strader, Malcolm Talley, and Spencer Cross are all Hsitting on top of the business world. Robinette Meador who is a Home Demonstration Agent, is talking to those four who were to stay together all the time. By those four we mean of course. Mildred Clapp, Evelyn Kernodle, Annie Grey Breeze, and Wilma Howerton. These girls are happily married and in homes of their own. D. H. Huflines. Jr.. our press correspondent. has been looking for Jule Gwyn, our politi- cian. They are both widely known: so naturally they have a lot to talk over. Bill Richardson. our mechanical engineer. has just come in with Marilyn McCollum and Nancy Wray. We haven't seen Marilyn in ages because she has been busy as an X-ray technician at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. Nancy Wray has been successful at Woman's College with her job as a Physical Education instructor. Annette Rice. Dorothy Chilton, Vivian Griffin, and Virginia Cantrell, some very prom- inent secretaries of Reidsville. are gathered around conversing with Vernell Brande, the best salesman that this high school has turned out in years. Marie Moore. the nation's top hit singer. is going down to the piano to prove to us now why she is so successful. Marie is one of our prize stars. Lena Wilson has a grand job designing clothes for the stars of the day. and Lorene Wilson happens to be one of the greatest. Back in '45 when there was anything to be drawn. every- one went straight to Lena, because she did it almost perfectly. lt's ever so often we go in to see our old friends. Jack Burton and Tommy Schaeffer. They run the largest and best grocery store in the city. Haywood Ferguson, an agriculture teacher and four super farmers, Cecil Apple. Donald Gilliam. Layton Gentry. and M. P. Robertson sprung up from our class. We wish Madeline Smith and Virginia Dixon would hurry up. Those good times that were had in the Hrst period Home Ecoonmics class will never be forgotten. And by the way. they use the knowledge they gained because they are two more of our housewives. Here comes Mary Lou Williams, late again. Mary Lou has been traveling all over the world with her companion, Virginia Saunders, and it will be very interesting to talk with them again. It seems as if everyone has come: so the program is about to begin. I'm so sorry you have to leave now: we wish you could stay to see our show. However, come to our next reunion ten years from today. So long! By CAROLYN MooRE. Page Fifty-six LAST ILL A D TESTAMEN Having obtained our goal and finished our work in this school, we, the class of '45 of Reidsville High School, do hereby leave our last will and testament. ARTICLE I Section 1. To our own dear school we leave our highest devotion and sincerest loyalty. Section 2. Upon Mr. Perry, Mr. Lipscomb, and the entire faculty, we bestow our most gracious gratitude for their helpful guidance. Section 3. To the Junior Class, we leave our good times and senior responsibilities. Section 4. We leave our best wishes and sincerest regards to the entire student body. Section 5. To Richard and Manuel, we leave our thanks for their faithful and untiring service. ARTICLE II Section 1. Jack Burton wills his flashy red hair and position on the football team to Bobby Montgomery. Section 2. Lena Wilson bequeaths her artistic ability to anyone who is lucky enough to possess the honor. Section 3. Virginia Cantrell, reluctant to part with her Citty. leaves her many other boy friends to a certain blonde. Section 4. To Ray Cantrell, Marilyn McCollum leaves her unique power to make friends. Section 5. Virginia Ann Saunders leaves her talkativeness to Ann Moore. Section 6. Vernell Brande so graciously wills his studiousness to Jimmie Thompson. Section 7. Annette Rice wills her secret lawyer to anyone who might need him. Section 8. Marie Moore bestows upon any befitting character, her love for northern guys. Section 9. Lina Lee Hart leaves to Modina McCall her between class love-making. Section 10. To anyone who does not know quite so many words, Dorothy Ann Dudley leaves her immense vocabulary. Section 11. To all the future football players, Jr. Huffines wills his number 18 suit. Section 12. Jule Gwyn's outstanding ability for leadership is bestowed upon Joe Frank Newhall. Section 13. Nancy Wray leaves her cheerful Sonny disposition to Lib Wray. Section 14. To Caroline Allen, Carolyn Moore willingly leaves her quiet dignity and charming ways. Section 15. Mildred Lester confers upon Ann Dell McMichael her South American beauty. Section 16. Bill Richardson gladly leaves to all eighteen-year-old boys his 1-A classification card. Section 17. Jack Dixon wills his business ability to Walter Moore. Section 18. To Betsy Lea Ware, Mary Lou Williams bequeaths her position on the annual staff. Section 19. Unwilling to part with her absence and tardy excuses, Robena Whicker wills her easiness to get by to Max Gardner. Section 20. Donald Gilliam wills bus 71 to Hilton Haney hoping he will hold everything down, even the speedometer. Section 21. Henrietta Jones wills her ability to cut the rug to Elmo Talley. Section 22. To Edith La Bruce, Robinette Meador leaves her ability to make good grades. Section 23, Madeline Smith bequeaths to Winslow Womack, her happy-go-lucky attitude toward life. Section 24. Spencer Cross leaves his tall figure to Morris Hill, in hopes that he won't get caught under the mistletoe. Section 25. Ray Strader confers his everlasting title of pest upon Billy Robertson. Section 26. To Reid Montgomery, M. P. Robertson wills his babyish ways. Section 27. Virginia Griffin bestows upon all the future student-clerks her job in the dime store. Section 28. Patricia Walker very earnestly leaves her shortness of stature to Betty McBrayer. Section 29. To Lee Ellen Perdue, Dorothy Chilton leaves her interest in Monticello. Section 30. Charles Somers leaves his piano playing to Jackie Kelly with the understanding that she keeps beating out boogie. Section 31. Emily Giles confers upon Elaine Saunders and Nadine Chilton her ability to ask questions. Section 32. To Elmo Shumate, Cecil Apple bequeaths his modesty. Section 33. Mildred Clapp leaves to all good people, her outstanding rectitude. Section 34. Upon Marianne Hall, Annie Grey Breeze bestows her soldier correspondence. I Fection 35. Evelyn Kernodle confers upon the entire student body her good nature and sincere oya ty. ' Section 36. Wilma Howerton leaves her art of keeping a secret to Evelyn Elliott. Section 37. To Henry Schoolfield, Elette Massey leaves his ability to keep the class laughing. b Section 38. Lorene Wilson leaves to Carolyn Gailey, her way of getting around with the McDonald oys. Section 39. To Owline Gregory, Thomas Schaeffer wills his laziness. Section 40. Virginia Dixon leaves to her numerous admirers her dreamy blue eyes. Section 41. Malcolm Talley wills his income tax receipts to anyone who can make enough money to have them. Section 42. Benton Gooch confers upon a capable junior, the senior supply store to be kept in a good condition. Section 43. Katheryn Massey wills her love for the navy to Betty Jean Roberts. Section 44. Ethel Parks leaves her sweaters and skirts to Vera Vaughn, that is, if she can wear her size. Section 45. Marie Cook leaves her love of jazz to Frances Stephenson. Section 46. Anadel Jones leaves her ability to flirt to Marilyn Massey. Section 47. To Robert Talley, Layton Gentry wills his art of making money. Section 48. Vivian Griffin leaves her collection of beads to Geraldine Byrd. Signed and sealed by: DOROTHY CHILTON, Testatrix. Witnessed by MISS MAUDE RATLEDGE, Class Adviser: VERNELL BRANDE, Class President: MARIE MOORE, Class Secretary. Page Fifty-seven HISTGRY OF THE CLASS GF A45 Twelve years ago our class entered the Reidsville public schools, and set out on the long job of learning the world and of letting the world learn of us. We were divided into two schools, one on Franklin Street, and the other on Lawsonville Avenue. We worked hard in the first grade, and, in due time, we were promoted to the second grade. During our second school year we went only part of a day. That was because the second fioor of the Franklin Street building was condemned, and there was not enough room for all of us to go a full day. So part of us went early in the morning, and stayed until twelve o'clock. Then that part went home, and the rest of us went in the afternoon. In the third grade we were still divided: this time into four groups: one in each of the new buildings at Franklin Street, North End, and South End, and the Lawsonville Avenue School which was remodeled during the summer between the second and third grades. School became more and more interesting and varied as we proceeded through the grades. It was the sixth grade before we were all in the same school. Eleanor Huske was valedictorian, and Tom Fetzer salutatorian when we finished the grammar grades. When we finished the seventh grades, we thought we were headed for high school. We were put off another year when it became apparent that the high school building was too crowded to allow another class to enter there. So we stayed in the Franklin Street building for the eighth grade, and finally in the fall of '41 we entered high school as freshmen. We were mystified by the system of classes used here at first. but it did not take us long to learn our way around the building, and to adjust ourselves to the routine. During our first year the Latin Club was organized, and Tom Sasser was elected president. Tom Fetzer was our class president for that year. The next year we advanced to the grade of sophomores. We were proud of ourselves and of the things we had accomplished the year before, and did not hesitate to let the fresh- men of that year know it. Jule Gwyn was president of our class that year, and he represented us well in the student council. We began to branch out. Many of our members joined the num- erous clubs, such as the dramatic clubs. debate club, library club, glee club, and the band. Our Junior year was marked by the noticeable absence of several of our members who had always been leaders of our class. Tom Sasser, Tom Fetzer, and Grove Cummings went to summer school in the summer preceding our entrance to school that fall and entered the senior class of that year, so that they could finish school, and prepare themselves better for entrance in the fighting forces of our country. Eleanor Huske and Bob Richardson had both gone off to other schools. Bill Richardson was our president for that year, and under his leadership we filled the gaps left by these students. The biggest event of the year was our Junior-Senior banquet. Robinette Meador was the chief marshal from our class, Her assistants were: Marilyn McCollum, Carolyn Moore, Annette Rice, Evelyn Kernodle. Dorothy Chilton, Nancy Wray, Virginia Ann Saunders, and Dorothy Ann Dudley. We entered school last fall with the determination to finish our high school days in a blaze of glory. We elected Vernelle Brande our president. Jule Gwyn was elected from our class to be president of the student council: Elette Massey was elected treasurer of the same organization. Marilyn McCollum, Robinette Meador, Carolyn Moore, and D. H. Hufiines. Jr. were appointed as chairmen of committees of the student council. The annual staff worked hard on our yearbook, THE RENOCAI-II, and turned out a book of which we are all proud. Marilyn McCollum and Virginia Cantrell shared the honors of co-editors of this book. Our class did not go in for sports in such a big way, but Jack Burton, Dt. H. Hufiines, Jr.. Thomas Schaeffer, and Bill Richardson represented us well on the gridiron. Our school was very fortunate in obtaining Kiker stadium, which was opened in our senior year. The Lions lost a hard fought game for the state championship to Laurinburg on Thanksgiving Day, by the score of seven to eight. Marilyn McCollum, Nancy Wray, and Henrietta Jones were our con- tributions to the girls' basketball team. Two of our classmates who started school when we did, have passed on to a bigger and a better world. They are: Bobby Siddle, who died in August of 1942, and Tom Sasser, who died in May. 1944. Both suffered from diseases which were incurable. Though they realized that they could never lead normal lives, they were cheerful at all times, and were a great inspira- tion to all. They are gone now. but they will never be forgotten. We will soon leave Reidsville High School, but we can never foregt the happy days that we have spent here. We have worked hard for the day when we would finish school, but now that that day is near we feel a tinge of sorrow in our throats, and deep down inside we know that we will miss the teachers and our many friends we are leaving behind. We enter the world realizing that we have a long road to travel, but confident that when we reach the end of the road we can look back on a life rich with success and filled with contentment for a job well done. -JACK DIXON, Historian. Page Fifty-eight LIFE IS A STAGE The time is 1945: The place is Reidsville High: The actors are the boys and girls Who've come to say Goodbye, Goodbye to the memories that bless and burn: Goodbye to the days that are gone: Goodbye to the teachers kind or stern. Goodbye, for We must go on. The stage is decorated right: The lights are glowing pale: The drama is the laughing fate Of those who greet life, Haill Hail to the future which holds the unknown. Hail to the years full of fun, Hail to the hovel or hail to the throne: Hail, for our play has begun. ANNETTE RICE. Class Poet. VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN MARILYN MCGOLLUM, Valedictorian ROBINETTE MEADOR, Salurarorian m Page Fifty-nine XX I 52 'A finden!! On the G0 Ex 'fi ig A.,., A, QQ f M f of f , Q Us 3 Q Y , 'X WW 4 ' VA.. ,g L M 7 JY .. gf. . K 'ER 'A2s'Q ,. 4 1. 4 -. 1, f if Wx 4 F Q .1 1' Greetings and Best Wishes TO THE SHAUUI-XTINS CLASS OF HEIUSVILLE HIGH SEHUUL LUCKY STRIKE Heidsville Branch The American Tnhaeen Cnrnpeny Complzments of RE ID SVIL L E Tobacco Market an R E ID S V I L L E Chamber of Commerce Page S ixt Complinzenfs of LUCKY CITY MOTORS REIDSVILLE FLOUR MILLS AND LUMBER YARD SEE US FOR YOUR HOME DECORATING NEEDS ALSO PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 27 C0mplz'me1zIts of BURTON LINES P S f IIKI-ER Ei YOUNT BRIDGE AND HIGHWAX' Contractors REIDSVILLE, N. G. If You Have a Bad Fire CALL FIRE DEPARTMENT If You Want A Good One CALL US REIDSVILLE ICE Sc COAL CO. BIG BILL BOTTLING COMPANY Page Sz. Lf fl WILLIAM C. STOKES REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE PHONE 273 AT YOUR SERVICE CARDINAL CLEANERS PHONE 38 Home Hardware 8: Food Co. GROCERIES, FEED, GRAIN, HARDWARE BABY CHICKS, PAINT, SASHES, DOORS Phone 624 ADVANCE STORE SOzlth's Oiltsfandiwg Auto Supply Store 19 Scales Street B. R. Tate'S Store BELVEDERE COFFEE SHOP REIDSVILLE, N. C. Compliments 0 f JOHNSON BROS. Inc. SNOW CREAM AND WIG-WAM FLOUR lNMAN'S WILLIAMS 8z CO. THE MAN'S STORE ADAMS ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRIC SUPPLIES AND MOTORS Reidsville, N. C. GRAHAM'S, Inc. SMART SCHOOL CLOTHES Telephone 45 VOGUE BEAUTY Sl-IOPPE MRS, RUTH CANADY AND MRS. G. P. DAWSON, Props. Phone 891 1815 Gilmer St. STEPHEN'S FISH MARKET PHONE 253 Only the Best is Fit to Eat H. 8: H. CLOTHING CO. FINE READY-TO-WE'AR CLOTHING Home of Fl lC'7Idly Credit Compliments of SCOTT'S 5c and l0c STORE SOMERS and KEY FRESH MEATS Sz GROCERIES Qualify, Service, and Price Settle Street Page Sixty-six xx, 7 -,Q-f ,af F. B. Kemp 'f'9W9I Box REAL ESTATE AND eil mx as scans stun INSURANCE Rfeidsville's Leading Jewelers SANITARY CAFE Air Conditioned for Your Comfort A Good Place to Eat Flowers For All Occasions LET US DO OUR BEST TO SERVE YOU PIGGLY WIGGLY Gilmer Street J. J. NEWBERRY 5c - 10c - 250 STORE SCOTT'S MOTOR SERVICE Try, GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS YUK0N'S BEST FLOUR South Scales Street R- M- GILLIE RED Plc BARBECUE Leinwand's PLATE LUNCH-SANDWICHES Department REIDSVILLE, N. C. Stgre IRVINREALSIEJTSEQ AND DR. W. T. FERNEYHOUGI-I EYE - EAR - NOSE - THROAT RADIO ACCESSORIES AND REPAIRING Professional Bldg. Phone 650 Phone 424 G. W. APPLE 8: S-ONS GABLE,S GROCERIES FEED AND SEED FOR CAROL KING DRESSES FIRESTONE HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORE FAMOUS FIRESTONE TIRES Scales St. Phone 34 REIDSVILLE JEWELRY COMPANY Gifts For All Occasiofns Page Sixty-seven THE BANK OF REIDSVILLE North Caroli1z.a's Oldest State Bank SOLICITS AND APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS HOPKINS AND MOORE SUPPLY CO. PHONE 377 BELK-STEVENS COMPANY Rezdsmllek Leadfmg Departfmewt Store WE SELL WAR STAMPS PHONE 530 F resh Pasteurized and Grade A Raw Milk PINE HILL DAIRY Phone 644-R REIDSVILLE, N. C. IgS gh REIDSVILLE LAUNDRY CO. Licerzrsed Sarzitone Cleaner Phones 413 and 414 STRADER BROS. FOOD STORE PHONES 327 and 328 COBB TIRE 8: BATTERY GOODYEAR TIRES WILLARD BATTERIES Recappirzg A Specialty Phone 175 WILKERSON FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phones 486-487 R-EIDSVILLE, N. C. .Mzaay When YOU Think Of MISS MARY M. BAKER S H O E S GO To Photographer Gilmer Street SHOE STORE Phone 121 EDNA COTTON FRAggE'2lgLIAcK M I I STHE BEST wk A Haas 6 PQSLJ CITTY FUNERAL HoME BRADY,S SERVICE 0 STATION A mbulance Serwce GAS-OIL-ACCESSORIES Phone 330 Phone 212 Compliments of American Products S. B. MACE Company ' ' snofl vowofn g lvcum,um.:nvAs f ,LL 1 e v Jeweler - Optometrist REIDSVILLE, N. C. NeWnam's Market ROSEBUD CAFE C0m1Jl6te F0061 Sf01'e Specializing WE DELIVER SANDWICHES-SHORT ORDERS 'A' Phones 333 and 339 Phone 9119 For a GOOD Living GO TO SCHOOL For GOOD Food EGGLESTON BRos. FILLING STATION No. 5 Telephone 30 South Scales St. GO T0 REIDSVILLE, N. C. Jos HALL, Manager Page Seventy E1ztertaz7nin,g You That is Our Business Burton Furniture Co. Where Your Dollars Hare More Cents BROADWAY AND phone 64 South Scales St. We Deliver RIVERS FRUIT STORE FRUITS and VEGETABLES IN SEASON You Get the Most for Your Money MANN'S DRUG CO. 129 Scales Street REIDSVILLE, N. C. Phone 722 Phones 61-733 UnderWood's Store GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 230 Students! Meet Your Friends ,atT SWEET SHOP Gardner Drug Co. If It's Gafrdner's It's Good SINCE 1908 South Scales Street Phones 14 and 15 Ideal Food Store FRESH MEATS AND FANCY GROCERIES WE DELIVER Phone 406 Page Seventy-one Carolina Mercantile Company Dealers in HIGH GRADE HOUSE FURNISHINGS REIDSVILLE, N. C. REIDSVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY Where Most Folks Buy BroWn's 8: Farmer's Warehouses ++ Tobacco Looks Better and Sells Better with Us To You GRADUATES OF 1945 We Extend Congratulations Caree Beauty Shop Springs Dry Cleaning PHONE 199 CASH AND CARRY 7 Morehead St. Try Our SG'7 U1iC8 Worsham Brothers DtSfl tbZlt07'S of ESSO PRODUCTS Telephone 800 REIDSVILLE, N. C. RED BAND FLOUR REIDS'z':g.nl5EAGNR:JCERY FOI' Good HAMBURGERS CALL 481 Complinzenfs of KEARNS THOMPSON Page Seuenry-two J. H. BRANDE GROCERY FEEDS gl GROCERIES Phone 316-R CIOIIIPIIIIICIIIS of ROSE'S 5-10-25c STORES INSURANCE REAL ESTATE LOANS LAURA L. POWELL, Agent E. S. POWELL, ZV1a1zager MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE HAZEL SHOPPE REIDSVILLE TIRE CO. Last Word in Recappeivfzg' 123 Market Street NORTH END SERVICE STATION PURE OIL PRODUCTS Phone 1211 J. E. PAGE, Manager Congratulations to the Class of '45 N. C. HICKORY MILLS DIXON'S SHOE SHOP EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING MODERATE PRICES W. L. HOOPER DR. J. DOUGLAS JACOBS TIN SHOP CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICE Phone 49 Amos Building Phones: Res. 1159-J-Office 172 Compliments of THE REIDSVILLE REVIEW DAlLEY'S DRUG STORE Phones 200-21 J. C. PENNEY CO. Where Savings are Greatest REIDSVILLE, N. C. MEADOW DAIRIES GRADE A PASTEURIZED PRODUCTS Complimewzts of ROCKINGHAM FURN. CO. Complete Home Furnishings SERVICE BARBER SHOP It Paus To Look Well LET US SERVE YOU 134 Scales St. Tel. 833 Page Seventy-three WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE MCKINNEY GROCERY HEAVY AND FANCY Store of Friendly Service GROCERIES ROY L. BLALOCK, Prop. Phone 67 ELECTRIC COOKERY Ph t ah Q Q H o ' I CLEAN-EcoNoM1cAL 0 WW S of muy THROCKMORTON DUKE POWER COMPANY STUDIO Phone 31 I-I. P. PERKINS METAL REPAIRS Phone 1151M DIXIE GRILL Open 5 A.M. to 12 P.M. PLENTY GOOD EATS SELL YOUR TOBACCO ALLIS-CHALMERS AT SALES AND SERVICE Roberts Harvester Company I'eI. 1068 Reidsville, N. C. 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