Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

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PERRY Superintendent MR. C. C. LIPSCOMB Principal Ren0calai1946 'ff if 'fl' Tifalacgue All the uJorld's a stage, and all the men and women merely playersg they haue their exits and their entrancesg and one man in his time plays many parts. -SHAKESPEARE. With these immortal words of Shakespeare in mind, the RENO- CAHI staff has endeavored to present to the patrons, to the faculty, and to the students of Reidsville High School, a yearbook which truly represents the stage on which the students have enacted their roles during the past four years. THE STAFF LOUISE JOHNSON acaacaaaaacaaca,.i.,iaaaaa,aa Editor JACKIE KELLY a,,a, tflssociate Editor GENE HARDY .... E ct,.tc.. Business Manager BETTY MCBRAYER ,.,. Advertising Manager ELBERT PETERS ..o.oooococ,cl ,C Snapshot Editor NANCY MONTGOMERY ..... Activities Editor JUANITA TALLEY oo,.ool,oc,.. Features Editor HENRY SCHooLP1ELD .,r,.,.,.., .Sports Editor - JEAN STADLER .,..oo, .- ....ooo looo,, A rtist NANCY MCCALL Typist Miss KATE CONLEY iro,. ..oo C ,E Adviser 'Ir i' if Renocalai1946 M f v f 'W W1 M1 H W H M U 'WW -..Li1'f -'3-T, f. 2fg,g -xy - , ,A + 9-ff ,S VIN? Wu lf7f7 H f1fff Jafar 5 ,UILJ fyLl,77ffH1wff ffffffvhnfwf Ufffffflfff!jf!yfVx41Mfjm!!,'Mj,, 1 5f . ! 1 K, X EDITOR J' 5 ff? 77961 feilmcg Page Four , W 1 1, , 5 Q s REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOQL REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA In the Slvoflggbz Act well your part, there all the honour lies. Pope- Essay on Man. S M fig 4 .-i t The Seniors of the 1946 gratefully dedicate their year- book to one who has acted Well her part in shaping their lives and characters .,... Miss LORENE CRAI.LE - Page Five 7790 Qll'6Cf07'.f ,.A..,,,, . . . , ,:,,. . . , f f ' ,, A f -'N an-'I ff ff? . Aff ' 409' MISS KATIE CONLIEY IVIRS. R. S. IVIONTGOINIISRY Sofllll Science Mlss I,oRrsN1f CRAIIII Mulhvmallcs M156 MARCIA GILKIIIRISI Home Economifs NIR. I.. HOLMIQS Mulhenmtics MISS IJAYIF IVII'I'CI'IIfI.L I.zbrur1'c1n Pugf' SIX Lllll-U MISS RUTII ORDERS ' English IVIISS IiI.IZABIf'I'H OYVISN Cfmmmerclal MR. JACK I'IIfI5I3NI3R Secrelurg IVIR, PIERRY Supehniendml ,mm f, 7' WQ Q3 -10 MR, LIPSCOIXIB Principal MRS. STRANGII CUlAf'll'I'1.Ll MISS VRANCISS PIFRCT Music' IVIISS IfI.IZABIi'I'II RANIEY lfrench Miss MAUD12 RA'1'I,15DGI3 English 17' MISS AVRA SACRINTY Gymnasium IVIISS ANNE WATKINS Home Efonomics MR. S. F. WELLS Agriculture IVIISS ANNE WOO'I I'ON English MISS AUDRIEY WOI2'I'I'IINC2'ION SKYI4L'f7Cl' Trevzlew x ,, 1 Page Seven Ren0cabi1946 'A' if it Act I INTRODUCTION THE CAST Stars ....... ,................................ S eniors Stand-Ins ...... ..,..... ' - Juniors Studies .... ......... S ophomores Outs ..,... ...,,.... F reshmen 'k 'A' i' Ren0cal9i1946 i' 'A' 'k Ren0cal9i1946 .Yembr Clam OWOHVI ARLON BRANDE .,....., Presidem LOUISE JOHNSON .,.A, f ,Secretary WELDOIN PRICE .... Vice-President JACKIE KIELLEY I . , . . .Treasurer - MOTTO: Find a Way Or Make One. COLORS: Red and White FLOWER: Red Rose fembrf CAROLINE ALLEN CECIL HUNTER BARBER KI'l l'IliH Crawl, 'bglllllf' lun' Hn' Iwyx, xmm' 110 :mtg I'l'l1y ':l'm'ry 7l'u1'ry .Sluzir Ima' a fvrv, I Iam' ll lui. 'Til :worry TA'!7l'l'l.l'X yuuf ' lirzmmtic Club Cl, 2, 3, 43, Cll2lll'lI'lZ1I1 Dramatic Club C3, -Hg Member Lost :mll Plzlyrczuling Fummittce 1-H: French Club Fnuucl Cmnnmittc-Q UD: XYz1ys :mil Klemls I' 33: 'l'1':1fHc Fmiiriiittsc- 1493 Ixlllfsllill 433: C'rm1mittcc I-UZ I1il11'f1l'y flllli 1-H3 lliwmc- llumc- lfcmmmics Vlub fl, 25: SlllDC'!'lZltlVC Rourn Rc-prcscntzllivc' I-ll. I Sl Fliff H73 llhillfmflll .IUUIUV Red Fzlvrvrite lllliflfllk' Vl'z1lcl1iug utllvr pcuplc- loss K-li. l z1vui'itc I'z1stimL- llmlcing: I :1vu1'ite 'l'ime g F:1Vuritc' lfwprcsrqimni Aw, Sunil 'llumpt:1lim1 g l5'zlvm'itL' Ifxluwssiiili llubbzi-llubb:l. u'u1'k1 Fzlvmwite Snug 'l'il tba- liml uf lurk. MARGARET LOUISIE BARLOWE Xl An HN fP'1'l'IllI,Y all .my .vl1v'x fuzz yfizluw, JAMES RIIIIIARD ALLISON Ilydlllll that fm' ull mzrlfl kuml' luv' nwr'1'. hSIl'm1ll'3n Kingfs lirrk lligll: IJL'lHllc'l'S l'lub lllg HljzrivfzA11,11fvfu'm1r'r1llu'fvfflimufi7'1'Irllkllmullf' Glec lflub KIM llobby l'lub 1311 Vico- 4 Ili'H.aI.v 1-lub NL Presirlent nf Class Ui, l'i'i-sirlcill of Flaws , . . . . - . l . l ZlVUl'ltt' Pzutimc Ruling: l'ZlVUl'lll' Som.: I l H,.:m,lt.,l u'lH.H.U.!. I HU-'Z I:m.m.itC EX- Rcialsville lliglli llnmc lfcrmmiiits Klub ,ii-N1..n 'lJiil ,mi cvm'? HPS Nay 1.01111 HJ' Favmitc Pzistiuic Imziliiigg I?nvrn'itc Sung--'Al.c't the Rc-st of tba' XYm'l4l lin Byug Favciritc Iixprcssirm Nu Stuff! 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NIARIANNIQ HAIIL ROBERT WIl.l,lANl JOHNSON f Hxv.XNKl'l'1 H-llxsmll xl ,rlirl :vim 13u1L'l'.v f3'z'1'ml.v Ivy luv' l'l'31lJ'- UCf'5'fl'H511'4'f'3 U41 -Vlf'1'f HH' 4'l 'fUl, M104 my fury, :mmf IIlI4lH'1', 113111 kl'Illll!1'.YX.', Uf f'4 A Lzmsrlmvnc lligh Sclmul: fwI'Cl'll'9fl'H 413: Q I73V f',lt.C Iguslllllpgif 5'lQl'fl'N2Ifl4f'l71'l 'l'4flF lluckcy 4l, 23: lizukcllwnll 4l. 231 Nc-rnlmm' 'm:'. Nfllllull .-flmfl-'1 ' llffulltc IAA 52, nf Alpha PQ Nu Sm.m.Ity tl' D: yicwry lwrwlml - llrlug lt nu ilu- uull. furps 41, 23. Reirlsville lligh Sclmnl: l3rz1n1z1tic flulv N 43, 43: Frm-nclm flulw 43, 43: BlllT:l1l34?l' c-rf U - , l'rugn-:un 4'fnm11ittc-0 4333 :XlL'H1l3l'l' nl 'llrzlfllf :mel Firm- llrill ll43l1lll!llll't' 4331 llzlwl-in-tlszxll 43, 433 4'l1m-rlvxulvr 4431 l'mu1':nn 4'l1:1irmzm H 443: 'Fcstutrix 443: Huy 4'uurt Maul uf SX , lll3IlK3l' 443. ' R I Fznvuritc Pzutinu- lfzltiug: F:lvm'itr Snug - Alu'z1y5 1 Fuvuritc lfxprcssiull- - Hey, kills! NASH IEUQQITNIT HARDY, JR, 1301213 JANE JQIINSON 'll-WK ulXl43l'Sli M1-im ,lfusIf'rnf4'l'1'1'111n1ri1'xmul11u3ll'IH'1tH', Of I1 l'lIt'l'I'-fill llfulr, n pl4'11-gfyw ,ya Umj 1P.,.,um11 11, 2, 3, 431 lxmkllnllglll QL 1. 'f'-Y' 4 ' 'l ' 433 Business Blznuzlgur RIi.Nt3t'4AlIl 4431 Yvlce- lffurng Eg4,mm1ic5 4'luly 43, 433 l.'llIl'Ill'j' 'csillunt Stuelmu flllllllllliillllll'f3lQ XICC- Clul, 4,135 Bliss Rcillwillv lligh 433. siflcut uf flaw 4232 lJr:111mt1c Vlulr 4l- FIlX'I3l'llt'1'Il5lllllC SI4-L-pimgg F11Vm'll4'S43m1 'vZlSllI'L'T 4132 HHYNK' RUUYU RC'I 'ffS9U' Yun Fume Alungng l :u'm'iu- lixprvsxilnl A tutivc 4-l3q Nlmulrcl' l,l'43pl!'1lITl l143'lTlI'l'lltlCC I'111nU1jugt5Zlyi11L:1l1gl1,u Want Yankee ,h W 12 , :E 1, I 1' -As' 5 5' ,Q - , . ' ' Ps ' f,.Q . ,wx , ' 5 , . . 'Ugly IJ W - 1'1 f Q1 1- 3 YL f l 3444 lf 4 ,S 3 lll 3' 3 .3153 f . , . ' 5 443g Jumm' Ii41llll'lElll 443. ' A lfuvrwitc- l':wtilnL' Spurlxg lfzu'm'ih- Sung Alu'znya 3 l'l:u'urilu lixpwsaiuuxl - l.ct'5 limit 'Fulk Almut lt. lVlARY GREY HARRIS ON HAZIII. lVlARl2l? JOHNSON 42Rm ' Ill-'2m4.n. Ihr fwfr-vx url' tuuyx uf f'l1'z1x4111t11c.vx 113111 .. - - - - , V . I H .. .Af hm lI1't1l'f alwu-v.v TUIXIIIIIH In 1141 rmllt, UH IH' IWHIA UH P' In 4 ' A1111 ln' frfvlulx 'ZUIQHI t i't'I'j'lNHl,V.U llcmu- licmunuics 4'luly 41, 2, .l 31 lfrcncll I , llll 4 lul3 l ,: '14 4'lul3 42, 333 llrvmo licmunnirw C'lul3 ' ' 41 1 13 vi 1 Pluirluu . -. - , C-- ' 433. ' - ' lufllgllwll llll1llsIrll:l'l'llg I.-,111:1'ill'ml+1ti V l:ZlVUl'llK' l':aQtin1c - f- MuSiL '2 lfilvnritc- ' - 'fxf U' pf' ' ' Q L Snug - 'l'l1c llmu-ymlr1ppcr 3 l'IlYlH'llC lux- ' ' K A ' 3 '. ' 1 ' 'A luwxluu 5 ll 1ll'L'5Sll3ll ' My 4 uw! Tank Grey Long Tom Jinsin Mouse Meat Hezzel l tr f bfi -T, nw Loun feniorf l,13L7I5I3 .IOIINSON I7JI l'IY lVl1fBl1AYI:R Q l.111 ' Ik NIM 1,11111l'1111l1111'1l, 111'111'3'1111x, -fully IIIIII 1'l1'7'1'1', hm' ftllljflll' likr tl l11113L'l1'!, jl1'l'X 1311 f1131'1'1'1'. I3r:1111:1tic 1'llll3 11, J, 3, -131 l.z1li11 1'lul1 11, 33: I'll'L'll1'll 1lllll3 1333 S1'1'1'1'1:nry 131' 1'l21ss 11, 432 Ilnmc Iiuuni I11'111'rr.1'11lz1liv1' 1,133 I'11i1it Systn-in 1'11m1111It1'1- 1331 S1,1'i:1l 1113111111iItcc 1-13: 'I'r:1Hi1' 111111 Fire- I3r1ll 111111- mitlvc- 1431 AIZIVNIIZII 1333 Ifflitfn'-iii-1'l1l1-f R1iN131'.KlII 143: 511111-1'lz11iv1's Must 'I':1lkz1- tive 143, Ilcst-All-l11311111l 1433 lIist13ri:111 143. -I'IilVl3l'lfL' I,il9111'l1L' Higiqlingg I :1v13ri11' Iimnig It Might As XYQII I31- SIIVIIILIIIQ I zLvu1'itc lCx111'cs5i1311 1i1'uL'Ii11g5 1lz1tL'. JACQu1i1.lN1E IfRAN1i12s KISLILY u,IA1'KII'LU l1'1'!l1 11 fix! 1111 l11'3' 11113111113 113111 11 s1'13'l1' 1331 llrr lifvx, .vl11 .1 11111117fI.Iljl 7111111 11111 In l11'r j111111'rt1j1,v. Ilumc Iic1m1m1i1:s 1'lllll 113: Ilrzimznlic 1'lllll 11, 2, 3, 43: I'I'1'Sl1lCI11 ,Iiiiiinr Drzimzitic 1'l11l1 1131 Ilumc Rnami l11-y31'c!-.1-11t:1tix'1- 113: 1'l1c1'1'lezi1l1'1' 12, 3, 43. 1'l1i:'f 1333 51'C1'c't:1ry uf 1111155 1231 II1311N1- 111111 11l'13ll!I1lN 1'11nm1i1- lcv 123: 'I'r:1ITic 1'13mi1iit11-11 11. 3, 3, 43: fXI:1kC-up 1ll31l1l1Ilt11'1' 1331 I,lIlj'!'C2llllll11 1llll11- mittcv 143: Sucizil 1-13l1H11l1l1'1' 143: 'l'r1':1s111'u1' nf 1'l:1sw 143: Assucizitn' l':1lI113I' of Rl-IXll1A- 111 1433 Scluml I'i:1i1ist 12, 3, 433 xI13tC1l Must 'I':1Ic11te1l3 I'r13pI1c-11'-gs 1-13. F?lV13I'11t' I'z1stlnu' lxIllN1k'1 If:1v11ri11- Sung V Begin thc' 13011111111- Q I'lllY13l'llC Izxivrcsr sum - Geez k1fl! EDITH LABRUCIIE lC131'1'1l .S'l1v if fvrvfty tr' fwllk r111'fl1, rviffy 111 111111 711111, 1111111 f'1l'll.YlHIf 111 think I1f'Ull.l' Fiucial 1l1ll11I111ttCC 113: I.:1ti11 1'111l1 11, 23, I3r:1m:1tic 1111113 11, 2. 3, 43, S1-crvtzlry 1333 Nlzakc--1111 1'h:1irm:111 1-13: IJ:-lmtv 1,'l11l3 12, 33: ICIILIIISII 1'ritic 1333 Ifrcncli 1.llll3 13, 432 Ii1litr31'-iii-1'l1i1-f I.a I'1-n1l1111 ' 1-13, I'11l1licity 1l1lI'l'lI'I1lf1CC 133: AIZIVSIYIII 1333 'I'r21ffiC Zlllll Fire Drill 12, 3, -13, 1ll1ZlII'TH2l11 1434 xv131K.'ll Iicst I.1111ki11g. F:1V131'i.tQ I7!l911!1lQ 1311111-ingg I7zlv11ritc Sung Hy Ilszirt Sil11.1s: I:IlVl3l'I1C' Ifxpiws- sum Ile 50611111 Yun. IVIARILYN LOUISE IVIASSEY B1.xssl4.x ' Thr 171111 of lifv ix 1'13117'1'3'x11f1'133l''. Home ECl3111'31I1ICS 1111113 11, 2, 3, 43. Presifleilt 133: Frvncli 1111113 1131 I.1l3I'II1'y 1'lul1 11, Z, 3, 43. l'l'CSI1l1'I11 1433 I113llHC 211111 111731111115 1'llIl'l11l1l1CC 1-13, 1lllill!'1U2lllQ Ilramatic Club 13, 43. Favorite I':1etin113 Ilaricirm: Fzmvoritc 513111:- I'll Iluy 'I'l1:1t I3ream g Fz1vorite Ifx111'1:s5i01l-- Blow ll VVig. J:1c14 ie Edith li'1'H1'r 113 I11' .1'u111ll 1l1ll1 .1lr1'3l1', 1111111 ln 111' 1f3'1'11l IIIII1 1'1l.xl fl .Y1l1l1l13IA'.l' l.:11in 1'llllI 11, 23, llrziniqilic 1'l11l1 11, J, 3, 433 l31-l3:1l1- 1'l11l1 12, 3, '13, S31'1'1'1'1Jll'j' 11111l 'Ill'L'1lSllI'l'1' 1432 I r1-ncli 14lllll 1331 ArIv1'r- tixing M:111:1pg1-1' uf R14x111'111ll 1313, 1,lI1lIl'!1l1l1l nf I'13Inl Syatc-111 1l13l'llY11I11.l'l' 1331 1llll11l'111Il!I 131- Sucizal 1'1v11m1itt1'L' 1-131 S111v1'1'l:1liv1- H1141 14161 IS:1l3y 143. '. 1 ,I l. I . f. 4 . ', . -' 1'1x131i1c I nstims I l1llI' 1111111111 931134 . 1 .. ,4, 1 1 I Ilrnzim 111 Yun , I :1v111'1tc lixl11'c-ss11311 1i13111l111l1'l IVIOIDINA DIIUR IIS MCCALI. l31Nl1r .I3r1l hw' .v111131-x' l111'l.'x 11111111 1111 l11'r t1'111f1l1'x lfffz' 11 '1lul111'31 fll'1'1'1'.H F1'1'l1L'll 1'l11l1 12, 333 I3r:1m:1tic 1111117 13, 431 P1-13g1'z1111 1'1IIIll'I'll11l'L' :ni F1'1'l1Cll 1'l11l1 123. I:JlV1Pl'11C Pzistimc Ilmiciiiqg I'IIlY1H'ltl' Som.: -- lk-cz111s1- g FE1V13l'l1C Exivrcgsinii - UI':ll'llII!'l NANCY OLIVIA MCQCALL N11xN11. Thr 1111111 H11-1111 fx l'l'L'llL'I' 1111111 ll 1'1'131:'l1. Rc-irlsville: II13me ECf3ll1IIl11CS 1lllll3 11, 3, 43, 11IlZlII'I'I1ElIl of F-crvicc 1l13lT1I1l11fE'0 1-133 I3rz1m:1tic 1lllll3 11, 3, 43, I.:1ti11 1lll1lY 1133 Typist of R1-3Nr11.x111 1-13. Xurfulk: Ilrzimntic 1'llll3, Svcrc-t:1ry 1231 Ilfimu R1313111 I1c11i'em-litzilivc 123. Favorits- Pzistinw Music , Fgivuritc 51111114 1'l1u11i11's I'13l:111:1isz' in A Iflzltui F:1vm'ite I'lXllI'K'h5I13I1 - 1311! IVIARION VIRGINIA IVIITCIIELL Hlllillzll .'1 11111111 1i1'.if1u,11't1'1311, 11 f3'I'1'111lly ll1'11rI. llrzimatic 1111113 11, 2, 3, 433 II13m1- lieu- NIIITIICS 1lllll3 11, J, -131 Trziilic Klrmitm' 143. 1r I'1IlY13l'I1L' Srmgw 'I'l11'1'c -I'Vc Snirl It Apzaiiing FI1N'13I'1ll Iixivrvsxinii Arc you ki111Ii1114 : Fz1x'13ritc I'astin1C- A',I11:.L 'I'l1i11k- inn! Massey B. Mac 53 Dinky 11 Q3 .3 Q 5' 1 X11 4011 ' uns f... muy- ,1.. Nannie vu 1111 Pete sf., fembn' P. ,A f My L :,.,M:.v ,, f . ,iigigf U f fl 'qv ,f ,Q 0 W f.,y,.y, ., ,QQ ,f I 1, 1 X ' 'f?W', :af If ff f X' gl f 3 . - A 9 I.. X df I ,A W 3 J' 4 ff, sf I If X f' 1 V' A 35911 Kg ,I m Ac rc., 'Vlzxry T Bixby ROBERT SCALFS IVIONTGOMERY 1Xi'l'.U liz lllilll mmiy rjilaljtirx fir Tha! um' lmlilmz frmii ilu' lIlIA'1'11 ryF, Bzinrl 113: Illcc Vlnlu C333 Ilrzmiatic Fluli ll, 2. 3, 43: Lzitin Vlulz ll, 23, President 1233 Lust :mil Fminfl ffiriirnittc-e 123: Truf- HC f'l3H1TI1iltt'L' U, 43: Fuullizlll ll, 1. 3, 433 lizlskvtlmll ll, J, 3, 43. C13-Cziiwtzniii C333 ,lll!llU!' Rulzirizin 143. l zivm'itc lkuliim- Vlziying flfilfg lfzivoritc Sung Till the linrl of Timc- 1 Favriritc .lixprcssimi Yun can any that zigaiiif' NANCY IIOSTISR lVlON'l'GOMFRY MARY l'4'f, jay, fvhvzlmii, l Z'L'I'j'fflflljl 'zuortlm-l11'l1', Siu' llllf tluvn ull flux ll filiwlxuizl ,v1111'lf'. Latin Vlnli fl, 23, Vice-l'i'c-sirleiit U32 llfillllilflfi l'liilm fl, 2, 3, 43, Svcretary V131 Hvmie licunmnics Vlulw fl, 33: Activities Eilitnr Ri-.xmuii 143: Basketball fl, Z, 3, 43: Social Vuiiiiiiittcc- 113: Traffic ginrl Fire Drill Crviiiiiiittm-c 143. Fzivibwitc I,Il5liIUK' -lfntingg F:u'r3i'itc- Song 'Al Viisli I Kncwug l :1x'ui'itc l':XPl'CSSlU!l' VX ell, limi' 'limit tlizit, limi! HUCRII RFID NIONTGOMERY liixnr .-I im'rr,v livuri that laugflix at rn3'r'. l3I'1lHIJlllC flllll3 KI, Z, .ZQ 433 Dcliatv Clulm H, 433 l,ilir1iry 1'lnl3 i331 Pre-ncli fflnlv 1431 l.:itin Fliili ll, 23: llziskutlmll Klan- rlucr H 3: lffmllizill 12, 3, 433 Trzillic Coni- mittcc ll, 3, 3, 43. l :n'in'ita- l':istinir SIL-opium and liatingg Fzivwritc Sum: 1 'll Buy That I3re:1ni 1 lf:ivm'itc lixpiwisiuii Nu llnulrt almut lt. VJALTER HERBERT MOORE l3l'I.I,l-1'l ' Nix 3'l'lI11j' wif, lzix 1'llFl'3',V Sllllilf, ,llalsr 111111 rvrlrmm' all flu' fK'1lI4ll'.H lfufitllzill fl, 2. K, 431 llndictlirlll fl, 2, 3, 43, fri-Vzililzliii 1431 l'rcQirlviit of f'lz1Ss ll. 13: Vliziirmzm Publicity Vmiiiiiittcn' H33 Xlcnilrer Sucial flf3T'I1TI'liIfS9 U31 Ueliatc Vlnlv ll, 2, K, 43, Pre-sivlcnt 143: Latin Vliilr ll, 233 Fra-iicli Vluli 1.33: Junior Dra- matic Vlnli H3. Yicc-I'rc-sirlent 113g l3ra4 matic l'liil: fl, 3. 43: F-nperlntives Best All-Ruunil, Hunt l'npiil:ii': ,luninr Rotarizin f-l3g llclnzitvi' l-l 3. l'lZlVll1'iiL' Vzistiinc Spmts: F:1vrwi'itv Song A I,rnig.:, lrmig 'l'imc : Favuritc Expres- iuiii nlifmfl gmail. Bullet Dmlie DORIS RAY NORMAN Donna Sim 13iot'f'.r along fvftli flu' fu'faIv.vt of mmf. ,Dramatic Flnla CJ. 43: Home Economics flulm ll, Z, 43 Favorite Pzistiinv-H Going Places: Favorilv Song- f- Till The Enrl of 'I'imc g Fzivoritc Expression - l,Ct's Go I RICHARD ERNEST PASCHALL if PI s'l'oi. I am a IIHHI- 0f fmt' i'l'II3'd,Y.l' Agriculture ll, 2, 3, -13: I,il3rziry fluli 12, 33. Fzivorite Pastime -Vliatingg F:ivnritc Song - - Naval1o Tr:ul g Favuritc lzxprcsmonf Great day! RUTH Ri2Bi2c3ctA PASCHALL Bicf'in ' Thy iiimirxly ix tl UIIIHHA' to Hly Hll'l'Z-f. Fgivnritc Vzrstiniu l,istc-ning tn Rmliu and Going to the Mavic-sg Fzivnritc Song It's Been El Long Long Timq- g Favorite Ex- pressiunw Hf,i1'CZll Day! HELEN REBECCA PEGRAM I'lu-RAM l .Yutl11'31i3 XIH'4'l'L'dX filer .vi1rn'.v.v. French Vlnli 12, 3, 43. Sccrctz11'y-Trcas- iirer I3 31 llomc- licmimnics Vluli ll, 233 Marshal 1333 Nlcnilvcr of House zinrl Grmiiirls Committc-6 643. F'avm'itc Pzistiniz- Gzililiingg Fzivmile Song - cjl'lfl13l!1iS Pnlziiiziiscng Fzivoritc Expres- sicqn - Fur Gumliiess Sake. Pistol Becky Pig-Ram Phil f Bi1A'l 2:14314 ANNI' Rum-R'i s ll:-.fx 1 ,l uziml ui pfrlrf' ruitll ull. llrzmiritic' Vliilm il, J, 3, 4 P: llunu- limi' nuniicx fflulz ll, 2, 311 'l'r:tl'lit' Nlmlitm' tjj, l zwm'it4' l':1stimt' ,lust rivling zirmmvli lfztvm'itt- Song 'l'ill The liml nf 'I'in1c g l zu'uritc lixlwcssimi - I 1lm1't c':trc. ROBIERT W. ROBIQRTSON UBILLYI' ll'l1y .rfionlzl lift' ull labor ln'Q',' F. F. A. Club fl, 2, 3, 4l. 'l'i'c:nsurCr 123, Prcsislent 1433 May l'mirt LU. Fzivuritc Pztstimc- Riding, Fzivnritc- Sung - NO Can Du , Fzxvmitc I':Xlll'CNSlUll - Holly Ding. HAZISL LFE Ross lim 1I1'rt' i11s'rll.r im fmfmi um' t1l!yl4'l'.H Home Iicmimnics Club ill: l,il1r:iry Cluli MJ. Favorite Pzistime Going to Moviesg Fa- vorite Sfnigf Scntin1unt:tl Jun1'ncy g F21- vuritc Expression - Grcctiugs. HENRY PALMER SCHOOLITIELD, JR. Il, I'. l1'1't and 'Ii'l'.ft1Ul7Z nrt' born' with zz man. llrnmatic Fluli fl, 2, 3, 41, Presirlcnt I-il: Latin Clulm 42. 35, Secretary C333 Football 13, -H: Sports Editor Riawmxxiit I-ll, Stiperlutivcs-4VVittiest, Most Tala-mcrl, Biggest Talker C413 Poet HJ: Social Com- mittee LN: Traffic Crmimittcc 123.413 .Tuuitir Rotarizm HJ. Favorite Pnstime-l.zuig'l1ing: Favorite Sung--- Cry and You Cry Aluncug Faruritc Expression - Ha-Ha! Johnny Beat ag ' ' 1 il Sf? W , az . fi. .e,:g?,, 3' 4,4 Lf, iii' l' 1 Billy lx W QQ:-4,6 ln fe 1 .Si6Wl.07'.S' R 4 . , TF , x jbv fw' ,,,,,, Y ,ZN H 5 .,V 5 ' i r i , X I ff fx . ' r Xl? ' ,z 'f P f 3 1 L l .5 Q Q I- Y if 'UL vm.. gf ?-., '11, f E Q A 3 ', v ,,. . x f ,ff f'. sm -it ilii - ,i V ' i i fr, r it , 1, R V: . V' 'in1 -- w, xx X. , D5 K -z ' '2--'1 f, QQ P femmv lVlARVIN Eruo SHUMATE -'Ma' vorite Som.:--- Tl1ere's a Chill on the Hill know! ELISABETH JEAN STADLER Bi.isv Ulllzillinirf arf, lift' 'would ln' II n1z'.vtukl. Home liconoinics Club 1l. 2. 3, 43. llis- torian 123. Chairman of Social Committee 1333 Ulec Club 123: Dramatic Club 13. 43, Library 13, 433 Chairntan of Publicity Com- nuttee3 Art litlitor of Riixoutiii 143. Favorite Paatime l'aintin313 Favorite Song To Au livening Stai '3 Favorite Iixpreshion How Should I Know! 'D l BOBBY OGBURN STANFIELD i STAN , M ' , 7lIlll.Y5I1l7II'llfl and t1't'f7L'1!lfU1?1!'77ilIlIf 1 I ix Holilvy. F. F. A. 11'lub 11, 2, 3, 43, Reporter Q I 1 1-3, Vice-Ircsirlent 1333 Trafnc Commit- Favorite l'astiuu- Flyin513 Favorite 'Song -V Night anil lJay 3 Favorite Expression-4 VV'cl1a Doing, Son. l FRANCES VJILLARD STEPHENSON ' HFRANKIEU ll1'r .Yf!'t't'lI 'mls all HIIITIALYH Latin 1lub 1233 Dramatic 1lub 13,1433 llome lieononiics Club 11, 2, 3, 433 Banrl 4a-li Fwvoritc lhistime liQte'1in to the Rarlif- . . .. . 5.1 1, Favorite Soni.: Star-lJust 3 Favorite Ex- pression - VValt. a minute! Mo Betsy Stan 'tFrankie Nita limo fum' are fluxn' who Ilan' ua? f'HfI'!'l1L C.U Agriculture Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Secretary 1 33 Favorite pastime Playing Baseball: Fa- Touis:ht 3 Favorite Expressionful don't 11, 233 Basketball 1433 Statistician 143. 4 JUANITA TALLEY NWA Dcfu'31r1ahlv and 'IPI-HI-1117 to Iiflp zvlirn and fl'11l'I'l' slit' is 1lrrn'z'd. Dramatic Club 15, 433 French Club 12, 3. 43, Vice-Presirlent 133, Program Com- mittee 1233 Secretary to Principal 14l1 Feature Editor Ri-ibzomiii 143, Business Manzigei' La Penrluleu 133, Typist 1433 Basketball Manager 1433 Superlative-Best Dancer 143. Favorite Pastimef--Dancing3 Favorite Song - Chopin 5 Iolanaise 3 Favorite hxpres- sion- VVhat town is this? ROBERT PRESTON TALLEY Bon XO z'11dcr11'm' is in 'Z'tlI.ll. Its rz't:'ard is 131 flu' daziiyf' Dramatic Club 11, 233 Library Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Publicity Chairman 1331 Football 11, 2, 333l Cheerlea1ler 1433 Basketball 123. Favorite. Pastime - -- Sleeping 3 Favorite Sriiig---'fflig These Bluesf' Favorite Expressionf Aw, Heck! MILDRED ANN TRENT MICKEY Fr1'cl1dly, modmt, .rz'nrf'1'r'. Favorite Pastime--Sleeping, Eating: Fa- vorite Song-- It's Been A Long, Long, T1me 3 Favorite Expression-- Comm-mon. JAMES LEE THOMPSON. JR. SQL'.tT rind I fmmlzl ftfiluli fluxrv laditxt 'zcfitli my zvords and skill. Latin, Club 1l, 23, 'Ccnior 123: French Club 133: Dramatic Club 11, 2, 333 Debate Club 11, 233 Home Room Representative 1233 Mcniber of Trafhc anfl Fire Commit- tee 1233 Chairman Traffic and Fire 1333 Chief Marshal 133: Basketball 1l, 2, 3, 43: Football 1l, 2, 3, 433 Prcsirlent of Sturleut Organization 1432 Supcrlative 'Most Studi- 01151 Junior Rotarian 1433 Yaleilictnrian. l 'avorite Pastime Sports3 Favoi'it04So1u.i -V l'll VValk Alouc 3 Favorite EXIPITEF-l13l1 Ilcllo, clarlinglw 4 Bob Mickey Squat B IE'I I'Y ELNORA TRI PI.ET'I' Ruin Tha xfc'm'f111'.v.v nf lwz'm1 z'4ll4'.', 1ilcL' Club 111: Basketball 12, 313 Library Club 141. I avnritv I'aitimc llaucing anml writing letters: Favorite Snug It's BL-ru a IAIIUL. Long 'I'ime : Favcwitv Exprcssimi - You have tbc must beautiful eyes. VERA HOPKINS VAUGHN ul,I'I I'l.Ii Run Thr fwrsw' uf 11v111tl1'11v.r.r fx 1'l'I'f'.YIAXf1.l7ll'.U Hmne Iicunoniics Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Sec- l'Ct1ll'y 1313 I.ibrary Club 12. 3, 413 Dra- matic Club 13, 413 'I'i'atl'iC Committee 1415 llnusc anrl 11ruunrls Cmnmittec- 1413 Slay Court 141. Favuritc Pastimc -Dancing, Favorite Snlig-- Tl1Cl'c'S No Young Favorite Expres- siun- Y0u'd be SL1l'l1l'ISCfllH ROBERT I,l2E WALKIER lim: I,if:r3 I,lItlIAl'A', I am a man of fmt' ::'n1'rls. Agriculture Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Treasurer 131. Favorite Pastime-Playing Baseball, Fa- vorite Song'- 'I'll Buy That Dreamug Fa- vorite Expression -f- 1iuorI Gush! BETSY LISA WARE B-VVAR13' fl .rmilr fur all xln' Jizrclx, A rlmruz In umkv vurlr lHl'll117l'j' -m'z'rf. Yicc-President 'of Class 111: Secretary Stuclent Council 121: Secretary Home Ecnuomics Club 121 5 President Latin Club 131: Prcsiclcnt Ilomc Economics Club 1413 Dramatic Club 11. 2, 3, 413 Latin Club 12. 31: Iloine Iiccmfmiics Club 11, 2, 3. 412 Marshal 1313 Clwerleaclcr 13, 41: Chairman Point System 141: Ilouse anrl 1lroumlS Committee 1311 May Court 131g Traffic Committee 1.11: Supcrlatives-V-Must Popular, Most Sfl11ll111lS 141: Salutatoriau. Favorite Pastinu' V-Rcaflingg Favorite Sung + Begiu tbe Bc-guine g Favorite Iixpresaiun f- I rlun't know. Red Little Red Bob Lee IEMORY SMITH WARIQ ICM 'lllru uf ffm' fvnrilx un' llu' lutvl 11n'11, Favnritc l'awtimc- F-winimiiugg l avorilc Sung' 'I'lu- Navahu Trail , Ifavuriitf Iix- prcssinn u1l1J1l1l1lI'JlC1I111S.u JANE BUSH WOMA1fK MBUSIIU Full uf r11t'rr13', full ol prfv, .Vvz'c'1' still, fllflfli lll'l' RFP. Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3. 41, Sc'Crt'lai'y 111: Baskvtball 1.1, 413 llmnc Ecrmnniics Club 11, 213 Library Club 1213 May Court 131, Maul of Ilunrwr 141. Favorite Pastinic -fE:1tii1gg Favfwitc Sung - - Stardust , Favorite EXl11'K'bSl111l - 'I'bat'5 ll gmnl one-Y WINSI.OW WOMACIK XN'1Nsi,uw l1'0rl.' fIl.YL'I'IIl1ff'.Y mr. I run.'1l .vit mul trafrlz if for Il0lU',Y.H ' Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, -11, Stage Klan- ager. 141: Library Club 11, 215 Yicc-I'rcai- rlent of Class 151, Debate Club 11. 2, 3, 41: Superlativesf-Bc-st Iamukirig, Lzlziest. Favorite I'astin1e---Iapztfilig3 Favorite' Sung IJifl you Ever Get that Feeling in tlic lltmiiliglitng Favorite Exprcssimi-V Bf1ing:. ELIZABETH LOUISE VJRAY Lin .S'mall flllillflj arc best. ' Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 413 Home Ecu- nnmics Club 11, 2, 313 Latin Club 1313 1.166 Club 11, 21: Basketball 11, 2, 3. 41. Favorite Pastime Spnrtsg Favorite Song 'uCl10l1Il1'S Pulauaischg Favorite Expressimi --hlically? Is tliat sn? .IB-Ware., ..Emv1 Senior! gf Bush Winslow Lib f! +-' ,, ., Q X Jimnd-fm frzmbrf CHTUCERS RoYAL Lniaapp ., we Iheadwn YURGDHA STRADER ,4.,.A Seaenny ANNE MOORE ..A.. Vice-President BILL BRAY ,,., . . . .Treasurer BAOTTO: HPJotfhnshedg Amt begunf' COLORS: Blue and Wh1'te FLOWER: MagnoIz'a CLASS Mary Frances Andrews 'fMary Anne Davidson Maurice Apple Emma Jane Bailey Eddie Baker Betty Jean Barker Garland Barker Louise Blackburn Eugene Brame Bill Bray Carlyle Butler Clarence Byrd Ray Cantrell Blonnie Lou Carlisle Mary Capps Mary lirances Carter Mary Carver Colleen Chapman Frances Childrey Colleen Chrismon Irwin Clark Barbara Collins Barbara Connolly Jeannine Cook Iris Corum Marie Cotton Carlton Craddock Rachael Crist Page Eighteen Royal DeLapp Carl Dickerson Bernice Dixon Laura Marie Dodson Banks Doggett John Draper Gaynelle Dyer Evelyn Elliot Bobby Jean Eaircloth Margie Eerguson Eleanor Eriddle Carolyn Gailey P Billy Gann Ramona Garrison Elfred Gillespie Betty Gooch Richard Griffin Temple Griffith Stephen Hamlet Carlton Haney Cora Haney Nancy Hill Betty Page Holderby Bob Hooper David Hooper James Hooper ROLL Rachel Hopkins Jane Hopkins Beulah Jacobs Joyce Johnson Leonard Jones Alma Kimbro Annie Kimbro George Kincaid Edwin McDonald Joe McKinney Reginald McKinney Anne Dell McMichael Anne Moore Thomas Moore Helen Morris Peggy Murrell Catherine Oliver William Oliver Roy Parks Bernice Paschall Jane Paschall Mona Pegram Lea Ellen Perdue Bache Pritchett Lorene Pritchett Cecil Rand Irvin Richardson Betty Jean Roberts John Roberts Julia Anne Robinson James Rogers Ann Rudd Elaine Saunders Lolita Saunders Margaret Schoolfield Hazel Scott Alice Shreve Mildred Ann Somers Richard Smith Robert Smith Edna Stanley Buck Strader Virginia Strader Sunshine Talley Doris Teasley Mary Alice Throckmorton Eloise Troxler Laverne Turner Juanita Warf Ruth Warf Billy Williams Mable Wilson Arnold Yeatts David Young J -mfi ' g A . 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'f W 3' A :A A X A ,AM AA ' A' K! 'AA I X My AA U A I A,A A ff A - 4 Zf?yAAwAA A Q-? A my ffm 5 IA, f '-uf li -A ' AAA, Q7 . ,371 A , L A - Q2 t Ag M Af? E, - 4 wwf, V A Ax ' ' A M t 'AF A f m - ' A 1 ' ffff N i g? ' Y A 'V A vw M fav QV' .3 A sn j, ,A 5,557 T5 5 Azfifjfu 5:1135 Afeffsiia fs HAAAA A A ff I W if M Jlfiawl L A vi A 'H' ff 'iAf,wiJPx . ll! A' A 12: mv : .A 1 f .Q ,fa v5 A-. fs Z A ,sf A 1 C A-r-A 6 ,, QD' Af' X ,A AA N AA- I ay , ,Aw A A ' gapgi ff' A 'A A ..: Q-A Lge ,A V 'lx' f -Ari 5 .. ' ' ARF !. A AAAKQ 2 --,Zigi I v A A uf'-wvffa ' ,A , . Aa, -Q ' A A , N. A 'fag -' 1' -' 1 x. 2 1 AA' - 1, A gfmg A 'P gf I 9 LJ U M44 f A 'Ik 2 A 1' f i A 141 ., Q3 V, .A M 5 A 1' 1 Af A 5. 4' Qi- Ah A. K: .A 4 .... -.,..-.. x ,AA-3. 1 WA-, AAA. xA-,A,A 41,1 ' ' 1'-3' A U ,Q 13, X fn ' +2 F11 I Q 5:4 Aff A QF' f A fumbrf Under-fiddle! f0lDb077107'6.f OFFICERS WALTON WILLIAMS .,,4 President MARY ELLEN WARE .,,, Secretary EDNA EARL MANLEY, Vice-President DUD APPLE L.,...,. Treasurer MOTTO: We build the ladder by which we climb. COLORS: Blue and 'White FLOWER: Iris U nder-.Y ludzef fopbomom Page Twenty U nder-JT iudzef folvbomome MISS WOOTTENS HOME Room Mitchelene Adams, Denny Aldridge, Ella Lea Allen, Dorothy Alverson, Dor- othy Andrews, Dud Apple, James Baker, Nellie Baynes, Gene Booker, Claude Burton. Frances Collins, Ann Craddock, Jean D-elancy. Nancy Dixon. Wesley Doggett. Dorothy Dove, Richard Gentry, Winifred Granade, Donald Grif- fin, Dorothy Griffin, Mary Frances Gunter, Jimmy Law, Mildred McDonald, Juanita McKinney, Edna Earle Manley. Manton Oliver, Dorothy Pearson, Betsy Ross. Dorothy Snead, David Stanfield. Jean Trent, Ellen Walker. Marion Ward, Mary Ellen Ware, Billy Wilkerson, Billy Wilkins. Anne Williams, Ray Williams. Walton Williams. MRS. MONTGOMERYS HOME Room Barbara Brande, Henry Brown, Geraldine Burgess, Bobby Collins, James Curran, Joanne Dixon, Margie Dove. Arthur Gammons. Jane Gardner, Victoria Gardner, Billy Giles. Maudean Griffin, Buddy Grogan, Frank Hall, Hilton Haney, Audrie Hill. Lois Hopper, Charles Inman, Elsie Marie Jeffries, Bobby Jones, Robert Johnson, Adylene McKinney, lla Mae Martin, Ella Mae Moricle. James Roach. James Rose, Edmund Seay, Preston Simmons, George Smith, Peggy Anne Smith, Russell Smith, Michael Stiers. Melba Teasley, Charles Trent, Clyde Trent, Nancy Turner, Emma Walker, Forrest Wheeler, Paul Wray. MISS OWEN'S HOME Room Bennett Breeze, Colleen Busick, Vir- ginia Cayton, Robert Citty, Tommy Comer, Nancy Davidson, Glenn Fulp, Marv Greene. Richard Gunn, Dorothy Hill, Jacqueline Hooper, George Huffines, Mary Johnson. Parks Lawson, David Matkins, Elmore Matkins, Richard Payne, Donald Pegram, Leroy Pegram, Norman Pegram. Sue Pike, Hubert Rierson, Janet Rives. Harvey Rudd, Jeannine Smith, Ronald Smith, Ira Lee Somers, Robert Lee Sparrow, Jimmy Swann. Elmo Tallery, Floyd Talley, Virginia Anne Tate, Pauline Trent, Billy Vaughn, Walter Vawter, Dorothy Washburn. Marie Watkins. I K2 1 Q I cffg and '3 auigaeh Q gi Page Twenty-one Try- Ouif Frefbmelez OFFICERS HENRY CLARK A , , A , President DOROTHY WILSON . . , Secretary TOMMY HOPKINS Vice-President BOBBY PETERS ., Treasurer MOTTO: Not finishedg just beginning. COLORS: Blue and XVhl.f9 FLOWER: Gardenia E'6Ul7l7IL7lZ Page Twenty-Iwo Tfy-Ou!! Fmhnzwz Bliss SAL'RlN'l'Y'S Home Room Carolyn Abell, Nancy Barhee, Allen Carter, Dorothy Ellen Cheek, Nell Jean Chilton, Henry Clark, Marie Clymer, Marilyn Coleman, June Crowder, Hilda Friddle, Jean Horton, Barbara Kruse, Bobbie McDonald, Barbara Ann McKinney, Mary Ann May, Marianne Mobley, Marie Moose, Mary Morrison, Peggy Nelson, Peggy Pettigrew, Barbara Lou Pritchett, Robert Pritchett, Joan Ratcliffe, Marie Richardson, Brentwood Roberts, Betty Simmons, Elizabeth Small, Frankie Snead, Gene Watt Stokes, Clarence Talley, Ramona Travis. Donald Trent, Bill Stocks Tur- ner, Bryan Watlington, Carolyn Whitlow, Dorothy Wilson, Dorothy XVilkins, Dianne Young. Miss CRAl.I.E'S Home Room Rachel Apple, Joseph Bray, Pete Chaney, Anita Corum, Velva Dish- man, Charles Douglas, Jess Draper, Maggie Durham, Jack Frye, Bar- bara Giles, Helen Gordon, Charles Haney, Mary Jane Haney, Helen Hearp, Betty Hooper, Walter Hooper, Tommy Hopkins, Walker Martin, Mac Maus, Jacqueline Mc- Kinney, Charlotte Moricle, Inez Murphy, Ernest Myrick, Elizabeth Paschal, Sheepie Peters, Frances Robertson, Hazel Sartin, Bobby Shumate, Paige Smith, David Strader, Ann Trent, Sara Tuttle, Billy Walker, Edna Wilson, J. M. Wright. Miss VVATKINS' Home Room Betty Sue Andrews, Corinne Barber, Rachel Carlisle, Wilbur Clark, Blossom Gann, Volney Gil- liam, Lee Hooper, Nancy Hopkins, William Hulsey, Darnese Joyner. Willard Knowles, Dorothy Laster, Herbert Lovelace, Arlen McKin- ney, James Martin, W. T. Meador, Dewey Paschal, Frances Paschal, Pickrell, Colleen Pegram, Ruth Lois Pike, Rachel Shelton, Edward Marion Sutton, Dorothy Talley, Tate, Horace Underwood, Rebecca Vernon, Lindsay Walker, Warren Walker, Betty Ware, Ann Wil- liams, Bettie Williams, Helen Wray. Miss GILCIIRISTJS Home Room Thomas Barker. Craig Blackburn, James Brande, Athala Chapman, John Citty, Billy Dalton, Jack Davis, Mary Lois Dixon, James Dunevant. Nannie Fain, Billy Freeman, Willa- fred Frick, June Marie Gunn, Glenn Elaine Hayth, Ray Hilde- bran, Wilbur Huskey, Robert Jones, Marie Kelley, Jeanette Mitchell, Emma Jean Nelville, Buddy Nor- wood, Charles 0'Bryant, Mary Overby, Arthur Paschal, Arthur Pearson, Peggy Ann Pierce, Thel- ma Rice, Barbara Roberts, Joseph Shepherd, John Somers, Shirley Trent, Thomas Troxler, Jasmine Ware, Billy Womack, Grace Woodall. Miss ORDERS. Home Room Sam Arthur, Julia Gray Bor- land, XVesley Borland, Lula Mae Brown, Dorothy Clark, Billy Crutchfield, William Festerman. Ralph Gammon, Herbert Griffin, James Griffin, Forrest Hall, Rob- ert Hooper, Claude Jones, Clar- ence Kelley, Mary Ann King, Dwane Loftis, Bill Martin, Paul McCollum, Margie McKinney, Clark Pegram, Clarice Pryor, Frances Reagan, Floyd Rice, Bill Small. Sammy Somers, Nellie Sutherland, Lindsay Turner, Julius Washburn, Bobby Yeatts. ah,,,. J at Q 3, Q9 iff. J E3 YW? QUA if . is.. i , .ww HQ!! fa 'if g mr 4 E. 2?-'51 fe, V , e ?B 15 ff Bemfeen 1195 A615 VW M31 RN QNX ,myr- aff. Bebzim' Ike Curmm M! 3 ,,,,..f 4 Ren0ml9i1946 'K' if Y Act II UN THE SET Clubs Organizations Activitie 'k ir 'A' Ren0cal9i1946 i' if ir Renocell9i1946 ,nv Cheerleader! JOHN HALL, Chief PEGGY PETTIGREW ROBERT TALLEY MARIANNE HALL JACKIE KELLEY BETSY LEA WARE QWLINE GREGORY .fri 'UQ FUTU RE Adviser OFFICERS JIMMY THOMPSON ,.,.,., JEAN GREY DELANCEY . . . DENNY ALDRIDGE ..A.. Student 'ftrazzcgeld B1 MISS ANNE WOOTTON I . , . rPresident EDDIE BAKER ,,,,..A., . , rVice-President I I .Secretary . . .Treasurer Senior Representatives GENE HARDY CECIL BARBER Sophomore Representatives JIMMIEILAW BUDDY GROGAN FLOYD TALLEY ' Committee Chairmen ANNE MOORE , , , . , I EDITH LABRUCE ,... . Traffic and Fire Drill MARILYN MASSEY ,r..., House and Grounds I WALTER MOORE . . ........, Publicity ,Lost and Found LOST Am? FOUN Organziatzbn Because lhzzteiiv Miss LORENE CRALLE Assistant Adviser PRESIDENTS ARLON BRANDE A A A A A A A A A Senior ROYAL DELAPP A A AAAA Junior WALTON WILLIANIS A A A Sophomore HENRY CLARK AAAA A ,Freshman A Junior Representatives CARLTON CRADDOCK JANE PASCHAL CARLTON HANEY Freshman Representatives A SONNY TALLEY PETE CHANEY 1 BETTY WARE CRAIG BLACKBURN f WESLEY BORLAND ' E 4 A Committee Chairmen I MARIANNE HALL BETTY MCBRAYER BETSY LEA WARE BUCK 'STRADER AAAAA.AProgram A A .Social A A ,Point System Ways and Means L. X Lrzlm Club OFFICERS BILLY WILKERSON , , . Consul DIANNE YOUNG , . . Scriba GENE WATT STOKES . . , . .Pro-Consul ELFRED GILLESPIE , . , . , , . , . .Censor Members: Denny Aldridge. Nancy Barbee, Allen Carter, Dorothy Ellen Cheek, Henry Clark. Frances Collins. Marilyn Coleman, James Curran, Wesley Doggett, Maggie Durham, Victoria Gardner. Elfred Gillespie. Nancy Hopkins. Mary Ann May. Barbara McKinney, Mary Ann Mobley. Marie Moose, Manton Oliver. Mary Elizabeth Overby. Peggy Pettigrew, Joan Ratcliffe, Marie Richardson, Hazel Sartin. Elizabeth Small. Frances Snead. Gene Watt Stokes, Ann Trent, Donald Trent, Jean Trent, Bill Stocks Turner, Marion Ward. Carolyn Whitlow, Ann Williams, Ray Williams. Walton Williams, Billy Williams, Dianne Young, OFFICERS ALMA KIMBRO . . . ,... President MCNA PEGRAM . . . . . . Vice-President FRANKIIQ CARTER ....,.,..,.., ......,...................... S ecrelary-Treasurer Ella l.t-a Allen, Mary Anrlrews, Ruth Anflreu s, lJuil Apple, Janies Bruker, Betty jenn Barker, Barlmara Vnllins, Viilleen Husick, f':trl'lt- Butler. Frankie t':trter, Mary Carver. Ann Crzulrloek. Carlton .5 t'i'zirlfluc'l-t. jenn llel.aney, Nancy Dixon. l.aura Marie llnrlsnn, Ilorritliy Dove, Margie Ferguson. Carolyn Hanley, Ricliaril Geiiti'y. Elfrt-rl llillc-2-pie. Dorothy Griffin, Temple Griffith, Mary Frances Gunter, Mzirianne llztll, Auflry llill. Nancy Hill. Iluli Iltmpc-i', Joyce johnson, Almzi. Kimliro, Annie Kimliro, Erlith La Bruce, Iiiliizi Earle Xlzinlr-y, Jnanitzi McKinney. Ann Dell BleMicl1:icl. Reirl Montgomery. Anne Moore, Catherine Oliver, lloimtlig' l'c-zirsrm, Helen Pegrziin, Muna I'egr:im, l,orent- Pritchett, Irvin Ricliarflsun, Elaine Saunders, Dorothy Snr-sul, Virginia Strmler, Nita Tzilley. Blellizt 'l'e:tslr'y, Pauline Trent. Eloise Troxler. Nancy Turn- er, Iiminn XYalker, Dorothy VV:isliliurn, Billy XYilkins, Annu XYillizims, Ilavirl Young. Francis Club Llbfdgf Club OFFICERS lVlARll.YN lVlASSEY . , , Pl'L'Sl'CfCf7I lVll'liCHY ADAMS . . -Svtfvluftl VIRGINIA EVANS .......,. Vice-President MANTON OLIVIR , , 'I irea.stu't'r Members: Mitchy Adams, James Allison. Dorothy Andrews, Cecil Barber. Colleen Busick. Geraldine Byrd, Mary Capps. Mary Carver, Virginia Cayton, Marie Clymer, Marilyn Coleman. Barbara Collins, June Crowder, Rachel Crist. Richard Davis, Jean Del.ancy, Carolyn Dixon. Joanne Dixon, Nancy Dixon, Hazel Dockery. Virginia Evans, Bobby Jean liairclotb, Carolyn Gaily, Barbara Giles, Dorothy Hill, Betty Page Holderby, Jackie Hooper, Barbara Kruse, Marilyn Massey, Mildred McDonald, Juanita McKinney, Ella Mae Moricle, Manton Oliver, Weldon Price, Hazel Ross. Dorothy Snead, Erankie Snead, Jean Stadler, Robert Tally, Shirley Trent. Betty Triplett. Eloise Troxler, Vera Vaughn, Mary Ellen Ware, Dorothy Washburn. Dorothy Wilkins, Ann Williams. Q .. , M 1 ....-. OFFICERS WALTER MOORE Prestidenl BETT1' MCBRAYER Serretarg-Treasurer JOHN HALL .,.......,,,. Vice-President BILL PERRY , , ,Sergeant-at-Arms Membc'rs: Denny Aldridge, Henry Clark, Banks Doggett, Maggie Sue Durham. John Hall, Nancy Hopkins, Tommy Hopkins, Betty McBrayer, Walter Moore, Buddy Norwood, Bill Perry. Bobby Peters, Elbert Peters, Peggy Pettigrew. Joan Ratcliffe, Marie Richardson. Ann Trent, Bill Stocks Turner, Winslow Womack, Dianne Young. Delwerf Club f jf' M47 as N 'fx i 2 -. v -1' 4? , ,I If . ,., 5 , , - 1- ,Y i ' Y f , M ye: M f ,f f f J , 9 K , s 'ff 1 W, W lfysgnz Z 'A r y Q, A W L xl , J 553' K +7 ol 135226114 . it , , :' ' Qralmazizbf fmzbr OFFICERS HENRY ScHooLr1ELo ,,AA ..Presidenr I BOB MONTGOMERY . . , , .Vice-President NANCY MONTGOMERY . ,.., Secretary I THOMAS MOORE ,..... . . . .Treasurer , MEMBERS Caroline Allen Cecil Barber Louise Blackburn Frances Childrey Jeannine Cooke Iris Corum Richard Davis Royal Delapp Carolyn Dixon Laura M, Dodson Margie Ferguson Carolyn Gailey Ramona Garrison Owline Gregory Richard Griffin Temple Griffith John Hall Marianne Hall Carlton Haney Cora Haney Betty Holderby Jane Hopkins Joyce Johnson Louise Johnson ,lackic Kelley George Kincaid Edith LaBruce Marilyn Massey Betty McBrayer Modina McCall Nancy McCall Nancy Montgomery Ann Moore Thomas Moore Walter Moore Helen Morris Peggy Murrell Doris Norman Jane Paschal Dorothy Perkins Elbert Peters Weldon Price Beatrice A, Roberts Betty Jean Roberts Julia Anne Robinson Ann Rudd Elaine Saunders Henry Schoolfield Alice Shreve Robert Smith Mildred Ann Somers Jean Stadler Frances Stephenson Buck Strarler Juanita Talley Sunshine Talley Mary A. Throckmorton LaVerne Turner Vera Vaughn Betsy Lea Ware Juanita Warf Jane Womack Anne Dell McMicheal Winslow Womack M arion Mitchell Bob Montgomery Elizabeth Wray ,417 A uber Ll 14207 OFFICERS JOAN RATfjI,lIfIlIi . . , . . .President TOMMY HOPKINS , , Vitro-Prusz'dcnl BARBARA MCKINNIEY ,... Svcrelarg BOBBY RAY PETERS . . , . .Treasurer Carolyn Abell Sam Arthur Thomas Barker Craig Blackburn Wesley Borland Dorothy Ellen Cheek Henry Clark Wilbur Clark Billy Crutchfield Jack Davis Velva Dishman James Dunevant Maggie Sue Durham Barbara Giles Charles Haney Mary Jane Haney Walter Hooper Nancy Hopkins Tommy Hopkins James Martin VValker Martin Barbara McKinney Mac Maus llariamic Moblcy Marie Moose Charlotte Moricle Mary Morrison Inez Murphy Buddy blorwooil Mary Overby Dewey Paschal Colleen Pepzram Bobby Peters Pefliiy Pettigrew Joan Ratcliife Thelma Rice Marie Richardson Barbara Roberts Frances Robertson Ralph Simmon Hazel Sartin Elizabeth Small Paige Smith Nellie Southerland Gene Watt Stokes David Strader Dorothy Talley Ann Trent Bill Stocks Turner Billy Walker Betty Ware Jasmine Ware Dorothy Wilson ,vu Qfffrwfarzlf' I Left to right, first row: Catherine Oliver, Frances Childrey, Hazel Scott: second row: Elaine Saunders, Lorenc Pritchett, Anne Dell lVlclVlicheal ichiefj, Cora Haney, LaVerne Turner. ' ' we Left to right, first row: Buddy Grogan, Stephen Hamlet, David Young: second row: Irwin Clark, Ronald Smith, Billy Oliver, Richard Smith: third row: George Kincaid. Brmri Page Thirty-four glee Club OFFICERS GARLAND BARKER , ,,..A . . A .A.. President MAC MAUS ...... . . .Vice-President CAROLYN GAILEY , . . ,... Secretary JOHN ROBERTS . . . . . .Treasurer Carolyn Abell Sam Arthur Eddie Baker Nancy Barbee Corine Barber Garland Barker Arlon Brande Barbara Brande Geraldine Burgess Rachel Carlisle Frances Childrey June Crowder Dorothy Dove Eleanor Eriddle MEMBERS Carolyn Gailey Jane Gardner Victoria Gardner Temple Griffith Mary Jane Haney Nancy Hopkins Betty Hopper Jean Horton Marie Kelly James Martin Mac Maus Thomas Moore Marie Moose Helen Morris Peggy Murriel Betty Jean Roberts John Roberts Julia Ann Robinson Rachel Shelton Elizabeth Small Paige Smith Edna Stanley Robert Talley Ramona Travis Ann Trent Nancy Turner Emma Walker Betty Ware Page Thirty-t u Carolyn Abell Mitchy Adams Betty Sue Andrews Dorothy Andrews Ella Lee Allen Nancy Barbee Betty Jean Barker Margaret Barlowe Louise Blackburn Julia Gray Borland Barbara Brande Lula Mae Brown Geraldine Burgess Frankie Carter Mary Carver Colleen Chapman Dorothy Cheek Frances Childrey Nell Jean Chilton Marie Clymer Marilyn Coleman Barbara Collins Frances Collins Bobbie Connolly Anita Corum Marie Cotton Ann Craddock June Crowder Jeannine Cook Page Thirty-six Jean Delancey Velva Dishman Joanne Dixon Nancy Dixon Eleanor Friddle Hilda Friddle Margie Ferguson Q Carolyn Gailey Blossom Gann Victoria Gardner Barbara Giles Dorothy Griffin Mary Frances Gunter June Gunn Helen Harp Elaine Hayth Dorothy Hill Betty Holderby ' Nancy Hopkins Jane Hopkins Cora Haney Betty Hopper Hazel Johnson Barbara Kruse Edna Earle Manley Marilyn Massey Nancy McCall Bobbie McDonald Barbara McKinney Home OFFICERS BETsi' LEA WARE ,i.,.., Presidem ANN WILLIAMS ..... Vice-President At CATHERINE OLIVER ...... Secretary 4 gf BARBARA COLLINS ..i... Treasurer Mary Morrison Jacqueline McKinney Marianne Mobley Charlotte Moricle Marie Moose Marion Mitchell Emma Jean Neville Doris Norman Catherine Oliver Frances Paschal Dorothy Perkins Dorothy Pearson Lois Pike Barbara Pritchett Lorene Pritchett Peggy Pettigrew Frances Reagan Thelma Rice Barbara Roberts Betty Jean Roberts Julia Ann Robinson Betsy Ross Ann Rudd Elaine Saunders Lolita Saunders Alice Shreve Elizabeth Small Dorothy Snead Frances Stevenson COUNCIL FRANCES CHILDREY ANNE RUDD BETTY JEAN BARKER MARY FRANCES CARTER JANE HOPKINS Gene Watt Stokes Virginia Strader Betty Simmons Mildred Ann Somers Jean Stadler Doris Teasley Melba Teasley Ramona Travis Jean Trent Eloise Troxler Bill Stocks Turner Nancy Turner Vera Vaughn Ellen Walker Emma Walker Carolyn Whitlow Betsy Lea Ware Betty Ware Jasmine Ware Mary Ellen Ware Juanita Warf Dot Wilkins Anne Williams Betty Williams Edna Wilson Dorothy Wilson Mable Wilson Helen Wray Dianne Young Mdk67! Y Hvz ggflfwif' .-17' x 2 Page Thirty-seven Fuimfe Farmers of Amerzbrz OFFICERS BILLY ROBERTSON , . . .President CECIL RAND . . . .... Secretary BACHE PRITCHETT . . , , .Vice-President BOBBY COLLINS . , . . ,Treasurer ,L :Anil 1 . .aim ' ' ' 1 -'few' fl1w. .M J V, ff-4 it .1 'fr -Q iiilfglftllfeltl at iftfsfffw. QWfsf'fl'f'Me?fu L Mgifiz ,rp get ff My l, iaiiftfafiw 4525 Q., rg: Q j' 11421, ,I he If , 5 ,JW oi jjgfewzgigi 1,1 if P. ,lim X ' Q ' ,S ,rift E! ,is g ,517 9 . , Maurice Apple Joe Bray Henry Brown Carlyle Butler Tommy Comer John Draper Billy Gann Volney Gilliam Donald Griffin Herbert Griffin James Griffin Hilton Haney Morris Hill Lee Hooper Page Thirty-eight MEMBERS William Hulsey Parks Lawson Robert Johnson Bobby Jones Clarence Kelly Willard Knowles Herbert Lovelace David Matkins Elmore Matkins Bill Martin Paul McCollum, Arlen McKinney Joe McKinney Reginald McKinney W. T. Meador Charles O'Bryant Arthur Paschal Ernest Paschall Roy Parks Arthur Pearson Leroy Pegram Bobby Pritchett Hubert Rierson Edmund Seay Bobby Shumate Elmo Shumate Ira Lee Somers Bobby Stanfield Michael Stiers Edward Sutton Thomas Troxler Lindsey Turner Horace Underwood Walter Vawter Billy Walker Lindsey Walker Robert Lee Walker Warren Walker J. M. Wright 7? 5 avi V X 'Q 5 V L ' 1' K E 1 pf W. 51' Ffh'-fbias. V 0 ,ff 1,-f, , , i, A Renocabi I946 if ir ir I Act III ACTIGN Sports Football Basketball if 'lr dl' R6110Cdl7i1946 if -k if Renocabz 1946 ARLON BRANDE ROYAL DELAPP JIMMY ROGERS WALTER MOORE The Team BILL PERRY JIMMY THOMPSON GENE HARDY RICHARD GUNN BOE MONTGOMERY ELBERT PETERS RICHARD DAVIS PETE APPLE If . I - -fl ,Q 'If 53? aff 'R 5 IJ I ' , I I 4 f Page Forty-two 1? 'Q , Safe I A x K 4:1 W X - , rev, r ' .J .A A IM Page Forty-three , 1 ge .7 L , f A v , , .35 , Mr? ,,, .. , oy , 'giguagr J, . , h ee- ' Zivriiilfl' V W gi. le O 54 we f - S9550 w 1 .Q 1 L ZAQZQQ Xjqgzfx, A f , NZ? ,,, X The Team! FRONT ROW: Carlton Haney fmanagerj, Weldon Price, Gene Hardy, Jimmy Thompson, Pete Apple, Walter Moore, Glenn Fulp, Mike DeLapp, Floyd Talley. SECOND ROW: Elfred Gillespie. Elmo Talley, Bill Bray, Walter Vawter, Richard Gunn. Tommy Comer, Arlon lirande, Claude Burton, Sheepiu Peters. BACK ROW: Coach L, J. Hap Perry, Reid Montgomery, Clarence Byrd, Garland Barker, Banks Doggett, Elbert Peters, Bill Perry. Jimmy Rogers, Richard Davis, Bob Montgomery, Coach George Wingfield, 1945 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September 14-Here Reidsville .........,...,.. ........,..... 6 Greensboro .. 0 Reidsville .......,... .... . ....,.., 'T High Point November 2-Here Seutember 2liThere Rr-idsville ............ ..l........,.... 2 5 Lexington ..... 0 Reidsville ................ . .,,,.....,., 125 Danville . .. November 8-Winston-Salem September 28-Here Reidsville .,..... .. .. .. .....,,...... 0 Mount Airy ,... 0 Reidsville ....... .... .,.. , .. 31 Gray ..,. .,.... . ., ...... . November 16-There October 12-There Reidsville ...........,...,,.. W .,..,, 18 Sanford .,,.... .. 0 Reidsville ..., ., ,. ,, 32 Mineral Springs ..,. ,. . November 22-Here October 125-Ht-ro Reidsville .,.......,,, ., .,...,........, 32 Madison ..., ......, .... . 0 Reidsville ,, ,, , , ,,,,, 321 Hanes ,,,,, , ,,,.,,,,,, ...,, N ovember 30-Salisbury October 20-There Reidsville .....,..,l.,...,..r,..r,...... 27 Laurinburg .,.. - ........ ..... 0 ,Q ,R bt, , .lvl 'J' E I .1 ,f S' Q ,,, o 'NA ' 7,,,i,,, N .,-, V: ' . :, ., - , 2 'if' ' 1 64 .5 fi 5 ' ,. , ,f 3 r ' , is 'Z Y F' Jin' 6 I 1 -1- of P15 ,z , x , A. , fi, +--f -- 'i A o , Q' -1- I ' ' 'fkf D l I 7 ' V , Y E' S A rf - A . i p H -Y ,i .NJ x 2 .f 'gl' am! ,,,, .. ky , ff ya W 4 e ' i A i. X 644 f N M , ef ' 2 x X , V iffy , . u .sd-ia. BOYS' TEAM Front row: Jimmy Thompson, Vwlalter Moore and Bill Perry, Co-Captains, Gene Hardy. Middle row: Spud Stanfield, Royal De- Lapp, Ray Cantrell, and Craig Blackburn. Back row: Sbeepie Peters, Elbert Peters, Buddy Norwood, Garland Barker, and Bob Montgomery. GIRLS' TEAM Front row: Marie Watkins, Joan Ratcliffe Owline Gregory lxGaptainJ, Lib Wray. Middle row: Dorothy Hill, Jeannine Cooke Peggy Pettigrew, Bobbie McDonald. Back row: Jane Womack, Nancy Montgom ery, Marianne Hall, and Virginia Ann Tate. law A W 4 A , ' n- 4y,j'r mi 3 4 52 I H 4 A-af P l ki J the f ,. Yb- 4 H, X , . , it L kk J, Renocaloi 1946 ir ir X, I ir A nt IV OFF STAGE Features May Queen Leaders Models Mascots Academic Awards Beauty Queen Advertisements ir 'A' ir dRenocalf1i1946 Z u I 1 I 1 I 4 I I 1 1 J WAN Jf W ,MAL If M1 ,gghgvxilef X AIM I , px 'A Q ' XguigM5?:u?:?'?Q5 ' W 5654 K A V Q, 2 gjuygwx A me Ki tx Renocalu' 19 6 WW? 'W-J ,sf , ,s IA I 1 S., -2 VIRGINIA EVANS M ay Queen Maz'ds of Honof JANE WOMACK MARIANNE HALL I U , , 1 l 4 Hkiorzcal Background Clary of 1946 BY LOUISE JOHNSON The curtain Opened on the first act of our drama when we entered grammar school. The setting was in the fair little city of Reidsville, the time, about 12 years ago, and the cast-you've already guessed it-was the senior class of '46, We were all inexperienced performers, but with trial and effort, we finally became, each in his Own way, stars. Most of us began this rise to stardom at Franklin Street School. We were separated in the second grade when two addi- tional schools, North End and South End, were added. We were reunited in the eighth grade, however. Several of the old members had moved out of town. but to take their places, we had new members whom we all learned to love. Thus as we graduated from Franklin Street School, so ended the first act of our play. The second act took place in Reidsville High School. We freshmen were the very greenest crop ever to be introduced. We soon became accustomed to our new way of life and entered into the activities with full swing. We elected for our officers in the ninth grade Walter Moore, president, Betsy Lea Ware, vice- president, Louise Johnson, secretary, and Bill Perry, treasurer. As sophomores, we were just out of this world. We were obtaining quite a bit of knowledge in spite of the fact that we didn't study too much. During that year, one of our members, Betsy Lea Ware, was elected secretary to the Student Organization. We were all very proud of Betsy. Without too much struggling, we became juniors. Absolutely nothing could discourage us when we became juniors. That year, we were well represented on the Student Council and in every other activity in the school. Arlon Brande was one of the co-captains of our excellent football team of which every one was proud. 'Sonny Newhall and Bob Montgomery were the co-captains of our basketball team. All of us looked forward also to the following year when we would be dignified seniors, After minor -acting for four years, we were at the peak of stardom. We were determined to out-do all previous senior classes, and we did accomplish quite a bit. Our class officers were Arlon Brande, president, Weldon Price, vice-president, Louise Johnson, secretary, and Jackie Kelley, treasurer. Our football team won the Class B Championship, and two members of it, Bill Perry and Arlon Brande, made all-shrine. Jimmy Thompson was president of the Student Organization, and several other members of the class were in it also. Bill Perry and Walter lVloore were co-captains of the boys' basketball team, and Owline Gregory was captain of the girls' team. We had a hardworking annual staff with Louise Johnson, editor-in-chief, and Jackie Kelley, associate editor. As for the third act of this play, we shall have to leave it to your imagination, but it will have to have a happy ending because -all the characters are stars now. How else could it end but happily and prosperously? Page Forty-eiaht Leaders . . c1ql,1,,IyL1?H V F If W In wtf MII Up I 'V- ' I - , ei 91 '1 X rv: i, We Leaders JIMMY THOMPSON President of Student Organization ARLON BRANDE President of Senior Class ROYAL DELAPP President of Junior Class WAI.TON WILLIAMS President of Sophomore Class HENRY CLARK President lvof Freshman Class HENRY SCHOOLFIELD b President of Senior Dramatic Club .IOAN RATCLIFFE President of Junior Dramatic Club ALMA KIMBRO President of French Club BILLY WILKERSON President of Latin Club WALTER IVIOORE President of Debate Club Wifi II 'it f U'.M 'wy' Mi l u IIIII I I . M - , V I-I PIISI ,I 'III' It I III l r-'W ,mr I-MW , I ' fi' II t J sl . ,mlilasyl ' N, F I H I-,.,,,,t. .,Iti If M iff'-'Jain Mit. Mg, IW. ' -' I '. III W L' I I 5 2' 115 IW , s 1- , wt '-' fi 'IMI I J --' -1 I Leaders IVIARILYN IVIASSEY President of Library Club BETSY LEA WARE President of Home Economics Club BILLY ROBERTSON President of F. F. A. OWLINE GRECIORY Captain of Girls' Basketball Team WAI-TER IVIOORE AND BILL PERRY Co-Captains of Boys' Basketball Team JOHN HALL Chief Cheerleader ANN DELL IVICIVIICHAEL Chief Marshal LOUISE JOHNSON, JACKIE KELLEY Editor and Associate for RENOCAHI GARLAND BARKER President of Glee Club EDDIE BAKER President of Home Room Representatives Page Forty-nine Fam' Forum Bev l. Most Talented: Jackie Kelley and Henry 4. Biggest Babies: Betty Mclirayer and Bill Perry Schoolfield 5. Best Looking: Edith LaBruce and Winslow Z. Best Athletes: Owline Gregory and Elbert Peters 6 Best All-Round. 1NC?:?fcCkJOhnSOn and Walter 3, Biggest Flirts: Caroline Allen and John Hall Moore - Q l Fam' Forum l. Laziest: Ovyline Gregory and Winslow Womack 4. Best Dancers: Juanita Talley and Pete Apple 2' MOS! Swdlousi qgitgglplgsi Ware and Jimmy 5. lV1'It1'est: Owline Gregory and Henry Schoolfield 3. Biggest Talkers: Louise, Johnson and Henry 6. Most Popular: Betsy Lea Ware and Walter Schoolfield Moore , I Cla mcier Study .Slldf1..fII'CJ' BY FRANCES STEPHENSON To be able to inherit one of the richest and noblest countries in the world is something most people seldom think of: yet today, in 1946, the seniors of Reidsville High School are doing just that. So in order to give them their proper title, I shall name them Lord and Lady Character. Lord and Lady Character are very happy people. They never quarrel-or almost never-and then it is only that Lord Character thinks football is the best sport, and Lady Character thinks she likes basketball best. But both of them will settle for a grand afternoon of swimming. Lady Character is a very pretty young lady, and only weighs on the average of 120 lbs., which after all isn't very much, while Lord Character weighs 155 lbs. So you see Lord Character is no little thing, and that was why he won, with the help of a few others, the state football championship. The favorite subjects of Lord and Lady Character are English and typing, while sociology is brought in as ready second. Lord and Lady Character have a. career ahead of them, and so Lord Character thinks he will study in Carolina University, while Lady Character will go to Woman's College. They both like Duke and Mars Hill: so'they just don't know where to go. Lord Character usually takes Lady Character. every afternoon after school, down to their favorite refreshment counter. There he serves her with her favorite candy bar, Mounds, and buys himself a Hershey bar. He also buys a drink for them both. He alternates with his drinks since they both like Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola, and both like milk. One afternoon, he buys one: and the next, the other. While Lord and Lady Character are still eating, Lord Character puts a couple of nickels in the juke box. He plays their favorite songs,' Symphony and Always, sung by their favorite singer, Bing Crosbv. After Lady and Lord Character have finished eating, they both return to their respective homes for a quiet evening of study. Did I say quiet? Hardly, since Lady Character is thinking about what she will wear to the movie to which Lord Character is taking her tonight, and he is wondering how in the world he can get his dad's Ford for his date. He'd settle for the Buick, but Lady Character's favorite car is the Ford, and he'd better get it if he can. So as thc' evening draws near, Lord Character calls for Lady Character in a Chevrolet. He couldn't get the Ford or Buick, but after taking one look at Lady Character, dressed in his favorite colors, blue and red, he forgot about the car. Lord and Lady Character hurry to the movies, because they are nearly always late. Their favorite movie actor, Spencer Tracy, and actress Ingred Bergman are playing tonight. Lady Character likes Dana Andrews, and of course, Van Johnson, while Lord Character likes Esther Williams, June Allison and Betty Grable. Lord and Lady Character attend around two movies a week, and often after the movies, they drop in on the Teen-Age Club, where they hear their favorite orchestras, Tommy Dorsey and Kay Kyser, on the Turn-Table. Also they enjoy several rounds of dancing to the singing of Vaughn Monroe and Frank Sinatra or maybe Dinah Shore. - A And so, after a wonderful day. Lord and Lady Character bid each other goodnight. They are two ordinary Characters, made up of sixty-three regular boys and girls, who live for a glorious future. Aww' ga PATSY COLLIE D'lCK VJRAY law lfzffy-fwo U nder-.Si ludzbfi Lzkl The Lam' VW!! and Tefmmenl BY MAIZIANNE HALL We, the Senior Class of 1946 of Reidsville High School, Reidsville, North Carolina, being of sound mind and body do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Section 1. ARTICLE I To Mr. Perry, Mr. Lipscomb, and all the teachers, we leave our deepest appreciation for their patience and understanding. Section 2. Upon the R. H. S. students, we bestow our many absence and tardy excuses with the hope that they won't need as many as we did. Section 3. We leave to Richard and Manuel our heartiest congratulations for keeping our school in good condition. ARTICLE II Section 1. James Allison lcmves his undying love for ping-pong to Spud Stanfield. Section 2. To Ray Cantrell, Pete Apple bequeaths his dancing ability. Section 3. Cecil Barber wills his ability to drive a Chevrolet to the Smith twins. Section 4. Richard Davis bestows upon some unlucky soul his ability to get into arguments with that certain one. Section 5. John Hall's ability to announce a football game is left to Eddie Baker. Section 6. The skyscraper figure of Morris Hill is bequeathed to Garland Barker. Section 7. Bob Johnson leaves his charming Northern accent to Mary Morrison. Section 8. To Banks Doggett, Reid Montgomery wills his everlasting desire for something to eat. Section 9. Ernest Paschall's deftness in cartooning is left to Betty Jean Barker. Section 10 To Bill Oliver, Elbert Peters leaves his love for his studies. Section 11 Weldon Price bestows upon Bill Bray his shyness around the weaker l'?i sex. Section 12 Billy Robertson and Elmo Shumate will their love for the F. F. A. to Carlyle Butler. Section 13 Upon Billy Vaughn, Bobbie Stanfield bestows his bus driving ability. Section 14 To Irwin Clark, Robert Talley leaves his speed lin running of coursel. Section 15. Robert Lee Walker wills his love for short girls to Sheepy Peters. Section 16. Upon some unfortunate individual, Winslow Womack bestows,his remarkable ability to spell. Section 17. Margaret Barlowe bequeaths her likeability and cheerful disposition to Jean Delancey. Section 18. The dark hair and winning smile of Geraldine Byrd are left tn Carolyn Gailey. Section 19. Carolyn Dixon wills her unique ability to drive a car to Richard Payne. Section 20. To the Kimbro twins, Hazel Dockery leaves her numerous skirts and sweaters. Section 21. Upon Laverne Turner, Virginia Evans bestows her gentle nature and neatness. Section 22. Owline Gregory wills her athletic ability to Joan iRatcliffe. Section 23. To Sonny Tally, Marion Mitchell leaves her repertoire of jokes. Section 24. Doris Norman leaves her numerous interests outside of school to Mildred Ann Somers. Section 25. Rebecca Paschall gladly leaves her height to Virginia Ann Tate. Section 26. Dot Perkins wills all but one of many beaus to Jeannine Smith. Section 27. To Betty Jean Roberts, Beatrice Ann Roberts leaves her ability to get what she wants. Section 28. Upon Alice Shreve, Jean Stadler bestows her artistic ability. Section 29. Betty Triplett bequeaths her carrot-top to Joe Sheperd. Section 30. Jane Womack leaves her love for Apples to Dot Wilson. Section 31. Mildred Trent's always in a hurry appearance is left to Buddy Norwood. Section 32. Gene Hardy leaves his love for the Hall to Richard Gunn and Marie Watkins. Section 33. To some lucky boy, Arlon Brande leaves his football playing ability.- Section 34 Bob Montgomery wills his congeniality to Denny Aldrich. ' Section 35. Walter Moore leaves his love for W. C. girls to Jimmy Rogers. Section 36. To Mike De-I.app, Bill Perry leaves his outstanding athletic ability. Section 37. Henry Schoolfield wills his plaid shoe string to Gypsy Rose Lee with the hope it will keep her warm. Section 38. The versatility of Jimmy Thompson is bequeathed to anyone lucky enough to possess it. Section 39. To Carlton Craddock, Emory Wa1'e wills his dependability. Section 40 Caroline Allen leaves her lovely complexion and hair to Carolyn Abell. Section 41 The soft voice of Ruth Andrews is left to Nancy Hill. Section 42 Nadine Chilton leaves her abundance of curls to Ann Rudd. Section 43. Betty Jean Craddock leaves her ability to hang on to her man to Mary Alice Throckmorton. Section 44 To Iris Corum, Evelyn Gammons bequeaths her long locks. Section 45 Marianne Hall wills her love for a number 45 football jersey to some befitting character. Section 46 Mary Gray Harrison leaves her modesty and shyness to Rachael Hopkins. Section 47 Louise Johnson bequeaths her well-known ability to giggle to Barbara Brande, Section 48. Hazel Johnson leaves her studiousness to Lorene Pritchett. Election 49 To Peggy Pettigrew, Jackie Kelley wills her cheerleading ability. Section 50 Betty McBrayer leaves all 5 feet 2 inches of her height to Frances Childrey. Section 51 The conscientiousness and dependability of Edith LaBruce are left to Edna Earle Manley. Section 52 To Pot Burton, Modina McCall wills her lovely blonde tresses. Section 53 Upon Joyce Johnson, Nancy McCall bestows her typing ability. Section 54 Marilyn Massey bequeaths her good nature and talkativeness to Elaine Saunders. Sectitin 55 To Carlton Haney, Nancy Montgomery leaves her ability to make brilliant remarks in cass. Section 56 Helen Pegram wills her ability to see the bright side of life to Louise Blackburn. Section 57 Upon Frances Collins, Hazel Ross bestows her neatness. Section 58 To Jane Hopkins, Frances Stephenson wills her musical talents. Section 59 Juanita Talley leaves her ability to trip the light fantastic to Dot Hill. Section 60 The pleasant smile of Vera Vaughn is left to Temple Griffith. Section 61 Betsy Lea Ware leaves her popularity to Ann Moore. Section 62 Lib Wray wills her ability to handle the men to Ann Dell McMichael. Signed and sealed by Marianne Hall, Testatrix. ' Witnessed by Miss Maude Ratledge, Adviser, Arlon Brande, Class President, and Louise Johnson, Secretary. Page Fifty- three I I Each I 71 H3 Own AC! We turn to life, the World. Our last and senior year Becomes a maze of wrinkled mem'ries, vague but dear: A little girl in pigtails, who sat across the aisle, And giggled like the mischief, when he returned her smile: The persevering teachers, Who shared our tears and joys, To make us men -and women, instead of girls and boys. O Life! You are a three act play, The end, is this, Of act the first, our childhood days, the days of bliss. And Time! Why fleet you so? If only we might be In this fleeting moment for Eternity. But We must turn to act the second, Life. We start Into the world with bright-eyed smile and happy heart, Each in his own path, branching from the one we came, For l'Manhood, not Scholarship, is Education's first aim. And so each act prepares us for the next, and last Will come the third, the final act, when We, the cast Shall exit from the stage, the curtain closed, and We Shall come upon a greater stage, and there shall see Our Director, who was our Audience, who did give Us a stage on which to act, a World in which to live. -HENRY SCHOOLFIELD Amdemzt Awards Saluratorian Valedictorian BETSY LEA WARE JIMMY THoMPsoN NMVIEW fel Q 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 '1 1 I 5 1 Guzkfe to Glamour flfolfeff X Q - f if f f X . QW I K 995 , f 5 if.. fbi- 1 ,, f Zlfw f , , X f,?.,.N. .v M .I -1 V X ' Ky. X1 h ,V,, 1 ' ' yff lffygwfpwi , X ,l ,..v,.w,g,1,f,-,J-,V f li . f .f er , f ,gk f .f-sf sf fx A f L MM ' WI.- , 97 v, Nj ' rr, 1 ? ' 1 ww 'im 144- 5 A . 32 X -I9 .MARIANNE HALL, spnnsnred by Walter Moore President uf Debate Club. 2. JANE WOMACK, sponsored by Jnhn Hall, Chief Cheerleader. 3, MUIJINA MCVALI., spmisuruml by liuyul llcliipp, Pl'l'SlllCIlt of Qluniur flaws. 4. JUANITA TALLEY, sponsored by Billy Robertson, President of F. F. A. 5. Llli WRAY, sponsured by Betsy Ware, President of Hume Economics Club. G. ANNIE KIMBRO, sgmnsurerl by Alma Kimbm, President uf French Club. 7. llli'l l'Y NIQIKIQAYER. bI1Ull5Ul'L'1l by ,lznckic KL-llcy, l.uui5c glulnmm, liditm' :mil Associate fm' RENOCAHI. H. HETSY LEA WARE, spmi:1m'efl by Jimmy 'Tlmmlrsnn Preeident ol' Student Org'1niv'1tiun U . EDITH LABRUCE, sponsored by Henry Schoolfield, Fireside-nt of Senior Dramutie Cllub. 4 fa. . -V 1 A' vi Bmw Emmy Abit A , af ,ff ,' V Q 'Z .QQ-Q MMT! y ,V ' wif N, ,, W- V' L: MN' ff f M I, vs in V Z K f 1 Q .1 ,Q g t, I 2' 2 , 4 0 ' t , . X, - V, WG A, X Q 3 2 A 1 Wk- A .f my , ,i 4 M , W , , ,Mm X f 53 F is .- ' , iii S2 , 14,- . . U Si tif. X - f 3 J s if 5 3 ' is 5 1:1 fW XM' ffm ' ff. G. 1, V 1 1 . WSJ, ,Q 5 Q f- f ,, 1 ' , J ,S f QLW, ' Mo., 'My' V' 1 sf' 4 ff ' ' ' ' ' f WW J ff WW' W f Y I ' 'Wf Q . rwi'Ry'E.v rf 1 ' fwwywf f X ff W . . We x 'off ' 1 , f 2 5 ' 1 43: xg 1 Q , ,X A as . As 5' 4 4 t 1 ,, . K, V f , 1 X-. ,f A . M. . as Y ', 11 4 4 X , A f v 1 S -, y A ' w f ' , W .,. .... V, KA- H' f J f1,..,,, wx. M. .V Wi , M :ff 3. W ..,.t We Eff , f I 47 , iw 4 ,mf is .W aff X Q 3 if 3 ww .V f . , Y Ly s f 4:3 ,f ,-,fe-A ff f f M f- fi .Q N' f ' I ,sS. 4, . , X f' QW. ! ' is. , V. I I ' 'I vii Q' 'Q sf , f shy Qi, M , S vi X, WM? imkug g. , I N' ' 1' 46 wi-,I Q mfs? ' ., 'i5a'. ,1':, if JS Q 1 it ffl' , fi if., w5? gjQjjf 'y35 G -fb, ,oy X 95 'V fi fdfj' 2 If A 12 , W A v L , Y i 5 4' A f if , ' F 1. BILL S. TURNER, sponsored by Walter Moore and Bill Perry, Co-Captains of Boys' Basketball Team 2. GERALDINE BYRD, sponsored by Garland Barker, President of Glee Club. 3. JEAN GREY DELANCEY, sponsored by Billy Wilkerson, President of Latin Club. . BARBARA BRANDE, sponsored by Arlon Brande, President of Senior Class. . MAGGIE SUE DURHAM, sponsored by Joan Ratcliffe, President of Junior Dramatic Club, . DOROTHY SNEED, sponsored by Walton Williams, President of Soohomore Class 4 5 6. VERA VAUGHN, sponsored by Marilyn Massev, President of Librarv Club 7 8 . PEGGY PETTIGREW, sponsored by Owline Gregory, Captain of Girls' Basketball Team. 9. MARY ALICE THROCKMORTON, sponsored by Ann Dell McMichael, Chief Marshal. 10. JOAN RATCLIFFE, sponsored by Henry Clark. President of Freshman Class. 1510170 gaze H956 Pffopheqf BY JACKIE KELLEY Tonight, May 30, 1956, Radio City is the scene of the decade's most spectacular play. Because of their outstanding progress, the 1945 graduates of Reidsville High School present a play written and directed by members of that famous class. Behind the set there is the usual hurry and confusion that accompanies a radio production. Edith l.aBruce and Jean Stadler, famous artists, are backstage supervising the make-up. They are nationally known for their painting. Henry Schoolfield, who is a famous journalist and lecturer, is preparing a column for The New York Times. The very latest coiffures will be used in this production. This is due to Mary Grey Harrison, who has one of the largest beauty salons in New York. Much credit goes to her capable assistants, Ruth Andrews, Virginia Evans, Juanita Talley and Betty Triplett. The physical education instructors, Owline Gregory and Modina McCall, are putting a group of dancers through a vigorous exercise. Owline is teaching back at our alma mater. and Modina is on the staff of a Junior college. Two nurses are checking pulses and temperatures. The strain is almost proving too great! Oh, the faces of those nurses are now visible and they are Marilyn Massey, who is head nurse in a private hospital here in New York, and Marion Mitchell, who is Marilyn's dietitian. Louise Johnson, a very efficient business woman, is having a bad case of nerves, since she is the director of this play. Betty McBrayer and Marianne Hall, who 'are famous clothes buyers, are Louise's assistants. Elbert Peters and Bobby Stanfield. photographers for Life Magazine are busy making pictures. Our Home Ec. professors are checking costumes. In the group are: Margaret Barlowe, teaching at Lenoir High, Betsy Ware and Vera Vaughn, teaching at Reidsville High, Becky Paschall, teaching at Bethany, and Dorothy Perkins, teaching at Greensboro. All of these young ladies have made quite a name for themselves. Geraldine Byrd. who is a model for Powers, has modeled all the costumes for this production. Frances Stephenson, who is a Red Cross Social Worker, and has made many trips overseas to entertain servicemen, is hastily reviewing her lines. In the offices backstage, typewriters are going at a furious speed, attending to the last minute business of the play. Hazel Johnson, Betty Craddock, Nancy McCall, Beatrice Roberts, Doris Norman, Mildred Trent, Hazel Dockery, and Doris Johnson are the very capable typists. Hazel Ross, Evelyn Gammons. and Helen Pegramf who are stenographers for the American Tobacco Company, have left their duties long enough to take short-hand from their many different bosses on this occasion. Caroline Allen, who is a private secretary to one of the great senators, is I.ouise's secretary for the present. Nadine Chilton, who is teaching shorthand in Reidsville Hi. is Nancy Montgomery's secretary now, Nancy, who is coach of dramatics at Queen's College, is trying to check everything at once. The engineers are working like Trojans on the lights and sound-effects. ln this group are Bob Montgomery, who is chief engineer for one of the greatest construction companies, Winslow Womack, who is starting his own business with Weldon Price and Ernest Paschall as his associates. and Gene Hardy, who is chief engineer in one of the larger manufacturing concerns. James Allison, a notable technician. is testing the sound equipment. Cecil Barber and Reid Montgomery, famous for their research' Work, are now working on a more clever sound effect machine. Bill Perry. head coach in Reidsville Hi, with his assistant, Arlon Brande. is showing Pete Apple and Richard Davis how to block that kick. Even though it is just a' play, boys. it's got to look like the real thing, states Coach Perry. John Hall and Robert Talley are trying to get some rhythm in the cheers that they are going to do. These four boys are now successful business men. Walter Moore. a surgeon of renown, is on hand to patch up whenever accidents occur. Another famous doctor is also backstage, and he happens to be Jimmy Thompson. Amid all the confusion, Jimmy alone is calm, observing the nature of others, since he is a doctor of psychiatry. ' Robert Walker, Morris Hill, Billy Robertson, and Elmo Shumate, all representing large warehouses. are donning overalls to portray a scene pertaining to their EFA Club. Bob Johnson is now in business with his father. He is the business manager for the play and Jane Womack is his secretary. Carolyn Dixon. teacher of social studies in Greensboro, and Professor Emory Ware, are checking last minute details to be sure that they have the correct dates and places. Elizabeth Wray. a concert pianist. is warming up her fingers, and Jackie Kelley, conductor of the orchestra is tapping, her baton for their attention. There is a fanfare of drums, a flash of on the stage, the curtain rises and the play begins. Page Fifty-eight Whier new DORQTHY ANDREWS Page Fiftu-nm Qffrounaz' ik ,Cai Y'-uv 'H gf 4 Qi Q.. ? 2 , ,WZ 5 X. f fix, fwh -1 36106 522136 5.3149 ,,.,..-f- 4 fu fldwerizkemenff 15 , . -E. g-as Page Sixly-two The staff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to the following persons for their invaluable assistance which made possible the publication of this yearbook: Miss KATE CoNLEY. Adviser BOBEY STANFIELD MR. L. B. THROCKMORTON MR. PRED BALLENGER THE ADVERTISERS 1 Greetings and Best Wishes EHAUUATING CLASS HEIUSVILLE HIGH SEHUUL LUEEY STRIKE Pieidsville Branch The American Tnhaeen Company Compllments f D V L Tobacco Market an D S V L Chamber of Commerce ' o REI S I LE CI REI I LE Compliments of LUCKY CITY MOTORS Ford Mercury C Lincoln Comrplrimmzts of Reidsville Grocery Company INCORPORATED WHOLESALE GROCERS . BURTONLINES P S f IIKER 8x YOUNT ' BRIDGE AND HIGHWAY Contractors - REIDSVILLE, N. C. .DO BUSINESS WITH US THE FIRST NATIUNAL BANK REIDSVILLE, N. C. RENTZ-THOMPSON ELECTRIC CO. Dealer GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS RANGES-REFRIGERATORS-RADIOS-HOME FREEZERS G. E. ALL ELECTRIC KITCHEN See Us Before You Buy R I PHONE 11 J Th p IJ WILLIAM C. STOKES REAL ESTATE 8z INSURANCE PHONE 273 AT YOUR SERVICE CARDINAL CLEANERS PHONE 238 Home Hardware 8x Food Co. GROCERIES, FEED, GRAIN, HARDWARE BABY CHICKS, PAINTS, SASHES, AND DOORS. Phone 624 ART BEAUTY SHOPPE PHONE 407 B. R. Tate'S Store BELVEDERE COFFEE SHOP REIDSVILLE, N. C. STONE HARDWARE 123 W. Market St. General Line Of HARDWARE Phone 895 SNOW CREAM AND WIG-WAM FLOUR INMAN'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 48 VOC-UE BEAUTY SHOPPE MRS. RUTH CANADY AND MRS. G. P. DAWSON, PI-Ops. Phone 891 1814 Gilmer St. STEPHEN'S FISH MARKET PHONE 253 Only the B6'Sf'I.S Fil' fo Eat H. ,811 H. CLOTHING CO. FINE READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING Home Of FI'l'C7IfIIU Creflif Conzplimelzfs of SCOTT'S 5c and l0c STORE SOMERS and KEY FRESH MEATS 8a GROCERIES W Telephone 1020 Settle Street Page Sixlq-sI'L'e I N. Ai ffff L., F B K . . Cm '-fyewel Box E ,GLR . . ., REAL ESTATE AND Reidsville's Leading Jewelers INSURANCE SANITARY CAFE Air Conditioned for Your Comfort A Good Place' fo Eat Flowers For All Owasiong LET US DO OUR BEST TO SERVE YOU PIGGLY WIGGLY Gilmer Street J. J. NEWBERRY 50-IOC-25C STORE City Electric Repair Co. Tfy. PHONOGRAPH RECORDS AND NEEDLES YUKONS BEST FLGUR Phone 361 R. M. GILLIE RED PIC RARRECUE LeiHWHHd'S PLATE LUNCH-SANDWICHES D6p2lFtIHCHt REIDSVILLE, N. C. Store IRVIN ELECTRIC AND RADIO CO. DR. W. T. FERNEYHOUGH EYE - EAR - NOSE - THROAT RADIO ACCESSORIES AND REPAIRING Professional Bldg. Phone 650 Phone 424 G. W. APPLE8zSONS GROCERIES FEED AND SEED FOR CAROL KING DRESSES FIRESTONE HOME AND SUPPLY STORE 118 Scales St. Phone 30 REIDSVILLE JEWELRY COMPANY Gifts For All Occaszkwzs Page Sixty-eight HOPKINS AND MOORE SUPPLY CO. PHONE 377 BELK-STEVENS COMPANY Reidszvilleis' Leading Department Store WE SELL WAR STAMPS PHONE 530 F resh Pasteurized and Grade A Raw M ilk PINE I-IILL DAIRY Phone 644-R REIDSVILLE, N. C. P S REIDSVILLE LAUNDRY, INC. STRADER BROS. FOOD STORE Licensed Sanitone Cleainer + + Phones 413 and 414 PHONES 327 and 328 COBB TIRE 8: BATTERY GOODYEAR TIRES WILLARD BATTERIES Recappifng A Speeialfy Phone 175 WILKERSON FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phones 486-487 When You Think of S H O E S C0'TI'L1?li7'l'Z,C'l'lfS of GO TO SHOE STORE EDNA MILLS 715 CORPORATION FRAHQEHSUACK I smiaesr -k '7.S'0P4 lass BOX 450 F REIDSVILLE, N. C. 'W Page Seuvnly Comyoliments of BRADY,S SERVICE I STATION lJOHNSON GA OIL ACCESSORIES BROS., INC. S' H Phone 212 Meet Your Friends at B. The Style Center Eve1'rything for the Modern Miss Jeweler - Optometrist REIDSVILLE, N. C. ,- For Homes Beyond the Mains N ewnam s Market Use Hi-Therm Bottled Gas Complete Food Store , for , Cooklng-Water Heatlng + Refrigeration WE DELIVER North Carolina Gas Phones 338 and 339 Corporation REIDSVILLE, N. C. If you have a bad fire Call Fire Department If You Want A Good One EOCLESTON BROS. FILLING STATION NO. 5 Call Us R .d .ll Telephone 30 South Scales St. el SVI C REIDSVILLE, N. C. Ice and Coal Co. PHONE 24 JOE HALL, Zllalmger Page St'L'f'!7Ill no I Entertaining You That is Our Business ROCKINGHAM BROADWAY AND REID THEATERS Burton Furniture Co. Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Phone 64 , South Scales St. We Deliver J. C. PENNEY CO. Reidsville's No. 1 Store You Always Save at You Get the Most for Your Money MANN'S DRUG PENNEY'S CO' REIDSVILLE, N. C. PHONE 80 PHONE 61 Enjoy Delicious Ice Cream from Rockingham County's Finest Dairy Plant Meadow Dairies REIDSVILLE, N. C. Phone 147 Students! Meet Your Friends iati SWEET SHOP Gardner Drug Co. If It's Gardner'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-two 0 Carolina Mercantile Company Dealers 'in . HIGH GRADE HOUSE FURNISHINGS REIDSVILLE, N. C. RliIDSVIl,LE FURNITURI4 CUMPANY if Wlzcre Most Follfs Buy BroWn's 85 Farmer's Warehouses ++ Tobacco Looks Better and Sells Better with Us To You GRADUATES OF 1945 We Emtmzfl Cowgraffulations Caree Beauty Shop Springs Dry Cleaning PHONE 199 CASH AND CARRY 7 Morehead St. Try Our S6 7'U'l'C6 Worsham Brothers Disfribu.t0frs of ESSO PRODUCTS Telephone 800 REIDSVILLE, N. C. WIMPY'S T ry Our Delicious HAMBURGERS SCALES STREET Cormplinze11f.s of The REIDSVILLE REVIEW Page Seventy- Ihre J. H. BRANDE GROCERY FEEDS Sz GROCERIES Phone 316-R Compliments of ROSES' 5c-l0c-25c STORES INSURANCE REAL ESTATE LOANS LAURA L. POWELL, Agent E. S. POWELL, IVIflTlClg6'l' MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE HAZEL SHOPPE REIDSVILLE TIRE CO. Factory Method Recczppingn Market Street NORTH END SERVICE STATION PURE OIL PRODUCTS' Phone 1211 H. D. CARTER, Mgr. Congratulations to the Class of '46 N. C. HICKORY MFG. CO. DIXON'S SHOE SHOP EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING MODERATE PRICES W L HOOPER I DR. J. DOUGLAS JACOBS ll-liq SHOP CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICE Amos Building Phone 49 Phones: Res. 1159.1-ofnce 172 CAROLINA APOTHECARY Phone 990 DAlLEY'S DRUG STORE Phones 200-21 HOLDERBY RADIO SHOP Radio Sales and Service PHONE 65 C0'WlfjJli7'I'L67'lf-S' of KEARNS THOMPSON UNDERWOOD'S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone'230 SERVICE BARBER SHOP It Pays To Look Well LET US SERVE YOU 134 Scales St. Tel. 833 Page Seventy-four W I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Store of Friendly Service ROY L. BLALOCK, P-1-op. McKINNEY GROCERY HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES Phone 67 ELECTRIC COOKERY CLEAN-ECONOMICAL DUKE POWER COMPANY Phone 31 Phufogruplzs of Quality THROCKMORTON STUDIO CI1'TY FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 330 For Best Results Use DEVOE PAINTS VARNISHES and ENAMELS HUDSON 8: LESTER SHARDWARE CO. STOKES MOTOR CO. GENERAL REPAIRING Phone 296 A ALLIS-CHALMERS SALES AND SERVILYE Roberts Harvester Company Tel. was Reidsvslle, N. C. ' TRACTORS 8: IMPLEMENTS All-Crop Harvesters FOR HIGHEST MARKET PRICES SELL YOUR TOBACCO A AT wAT'r's'1 WAREHOUSE We Appreciate Your Pattrofzageu JULE ROBERTS CROCERY FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES 112 West Market Street PHONE 305 Page Seuenly-five SHORT ORDERS SEA FOODS PINK M. HOOPER + MUTUAL INSURANCF AGENT 7 S FIRE-THEFT-AUTO HAIL PLATE LUNCHES Phone 193 STEAKS Complifments of Q Q - They 80 fam together bve. 5 f 'sv' Reidsville Coco-Cola Bottling Company BIG BILL BOTTLING COMPANY P g Swentg-six t Congratulations to the Class of '46 SAND'S FURNITURE CO. MARY GREY'S SHOP Make Our Store Your Store Huskey's Motor Seryice ESSO PRODUCTS DESOTO AND PLYMOUTH Phones: Day 638-Night 1061 4 Complimients of H. P. SCHOOLFIELD CUSTOM GUNSMITH ED. A. GUNN OFFICE SUI'I'I.IES--GIFTS AND BOOKS STATIONERY On the Monument Square Phone 19 Reidsville. N. C. Joseph F. Burton 51 Richardson Dr. BURTON APPLIANCE CO. RADIOS-TYPEWRITERS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Phone 1322 Reidsville, N. C. WALLACE ROBERTS FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS 234 N. Scales St. Phone 1338 We Deliver COIHAIIIIHICIIIS of REIDSVILLE COFFEE 8: TEA COMPANY Phone 807 Reidsville Hardware Co. -' High Grade Paints Varnishes and Enamels Joines,Auto Supply Co. WHOLESALE JOBBERS Automotive Parts and Accessories 23 Settle Street Reidsville, N. C. Phone 276 MISS MARY E. ALLEN Charis Foundation Garments To look your best, select the best MARKS SHOE SHOP EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING 128 South Scales Street 4Formerly DeGrotte's Shoe Shop! Life and Casualty Ins. Co. L. H. MCLAMB, Szlpf. Phone 395 ' CIark's Furniture Company Old and New Furnif1u'e Phone 1523 L. R. Saunders Grocery Fresh. Meats, Feeds and Groceries Phone 960-961 It pays to look well-You furnish the hair, we do the rest. Tom Penn's Barber Shop Page Seventy-seven For Best in Barber's Service Let Us Serve You J. I. Case Farm Machinery Roofing and Flues See BACEEEEVIERQQJOP JIM ROBINSON COMPANY 107 Scales St. Tel. 150 Market Street SELL YOUR TOBACCO Reiclsville Flour Mills and Lumber Yard AT . See Us For Your SMOTHERS HOME DECORATING NEEDS WAREHOUSE also PLUMBING AND HEATING TOM SMOTHERS J. M. SMOTHERS Phone 27 THE BANK OF REIDSVILLE NORTH CAROLINA'S OLDEST STATE BANK SOLICITS AND APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS Page Seumly-u1'ght For Best in Car Service See D01'1,t Somebody E186 J. D. JOHNSON R. w. CHAMBERS Buys That L0t You Hope T0 Build On Gulf Service Station No. 1 SEE olner ca es an e e lee s Joseph Burton C' S'l dSttlSt't Phone 283 Phone 1322 MCCOLLUNPS RlVER'S FRUIT STORE Sd 1I-'.A- Where you find the Best Gmcenw :mfs an Vegeta 1 e.s In Seabovz 129 Scales Street Phones 82-84 Phone T22 5, J . .4 n. ' 1f , K , - X' 'N ,fx , X 4 X. A! 1 . S Q Q V ,S x X q I' .. M. Page Seventy-nim W WMf1 f if W W if M ZEYM, M-,fvs fxlf-, ,, -W-' Ng- vi- , .1'1 ,.-Y 1 ,4x. A ,QA ,. - V mffw1fffrfffgu4w2mWuffffff,w4fQffwffffff1fffQ2 fzfzwfffmff1nM,vM1m I i , 'Q g f ' :ff V .4 Q, M 1 i 1Xf 'WY f L' jx? 41 4 w 1 J rv Y f f -- V V - f--:saw ---f M - .npr J Q N i ' x l l I