Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)
- Class of 1950
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F Ml' fp 41. e ,Q-W.. ,, . -Nr Cr fl. .55 Pziiilisizezl by ,J HVHE SENIOR CLASS OF REIDSVILLE HICH SCHOOL PIEIDSVILLE, NORTIHI CAROLINA ANN IIIIEEINES . . PERDITA SAUNDERS . . . ciILBERT SMITH . . . PAUL BEAVERS .... JEAN AlCCCJI.LLlBI . . . IJOROTHY SIXIOTHERS . ANNE FETZER ..... .lIIxIIxIY FAIRCLOTH . . . BETTY CiWYNN AIOORE BETTY SUE ROBERTS . MISS KATE CEONLEY . . . . .Editor-iii-Clzief . . . .Associate Editor .. . . ,Business Manager Advertising Afaiznger . . . .Activities Editor . . .Features Editor . . . . .Sports Editor .. .Szmpsizot Editor . ....... . .Artist .. .Typist . . . .Aiiviser Cover design by JACK CRUTCIIEIELD. Class of 1943 jA2l1'le Tell me, if you were to become cz lion, what kind of lion would you be? - lVlartial-Epigrams. The quotation above furnished the inspiration for the Theme of our 1950 RENOCAHI. Our answer to that question is: A GOLDEN LION. Why? The Golden Lion which has been a symbol for many years for our athletic teams also best emphasizes the characteristics of Reidsville High School. The lion is intelli- gent, versatile, courageous, and beautiful. These same qualities are exemplified in our school by our classes, clubs, sports, and features respectively. That is why, dear reader, we are using the Golden Lion as a basis for the 1950 RENOCAHI. 5'gx'::,u izbeclicafion HU lzcztlz lwrnc lzimseif lncyozzd tlzu promise of his nge, doing in the figlfre of cz lfmzia, the feats of u lion.-Shuiacspcurc. MP.. E. C. ANDERSON The first year in high school for the present senior class was also the first year in Pm. H. S. for our principal, Mr. Anderson. Our PI'OiJiCIDS XVCTC COIICCITI Qfld OLII i'l8PPiIl6'SS his PICLISLIIC. To one who is Z1 friend of us all and who is probably as much interested in us as we are in ourselves, we, the senior class, dedicate this issue of the RENOCAIII. inga of geaab .xdclminififraford MR. C. C. LIPSGOMB, Sz4pe1'i1f1te1fzolent of Rciolsville Schools MR. E. C. ANDERSON, Principal of Reiolsville High School MR. JACK HEFFNER, Secretory to the Sl!l1Z0El'il7lL81fl0ZEl'llf l Four TRAINERS gag erd ,i I ,, , I-1 1 ,W 'L-1. I. r ',. i.,n .- .if ' 'f 1 ,, .K .-A sw 1 3 . x 3 L Y. .Jw ' 'i 4 .. 4.5 ,i 'i 1, iii, ' it 'G' 3' i HU Tlza limi is not so fierce us tlzey paint lzinz. First row: Bliss Annie Antlionv, Home lfcoizomicsg Bliss Kate Conley, Social Sizuiiesg Miss Liircnc Crulle, .llutlza nmticsg Miss Lucille Eatmim, Conzmerciul Stziiiiesg Miss Grace Frazier, Frewzclz. Second row: Mr. B. T. Gantt, Scienceg Mrs. Thelma Glass, Englislzg Mrs. Avra Hester. Social Smilies imzl Plzysiciil Eclucirliong Miss Marv Ellen Hobson, Lilirnriang Mr. L. Holmes, illiitlzematics. -ItJClllll Prutlentum Tlzirll row: Mr. Iliw Isaacs, Snr-iii! Stziilies ami Plzysiciil lfilziciztimzg Mr. VV. Knight. Science: Kliss Mnrilvn McCollum, Freuclz Lll1,l Social Stiiiiesg Mrs. Sue Munr- giimerv, Latin: Miss Marv Susan lliibcrtsimn, lfzzglislz. Foizrtlz rout Miss Elizabeth Roper, Home Ifcmzrmzicsq Mr. Clvcle Vllacle, .llzisicq Nlr. S. F. Xllclls, :lgz'it-ziltzirv: Miss Susan Ann Vlbniuck, Ifuglislz: Miss Anne Xlltiuttull. English and Guiiimice. W I core! RENOCAHI 1950 'iw ' N U 5 ' ff, ' 1 1 iff s V '-if 1. W. , , , 1 A ' t X 1 'x ! X Q I Y 3 .gi . I N 5 I L -X K N ylaica! Scene enior iond CLASS OFFICERS CIERALD KING . . ...... President CZURTIS STADLER . . . . .Vice4Presicle1zt IJAVID JONES ........ . . .Tz'vfzs1u'Ur BE'r'rY CLWYNN IYIOORE .. ......... Swretnry LTOLORSI Blue mul Uflzite IILOWERI Ijolqwoml IX10'l I'O1 Saving is one tlzingg doing, alzoflzvrf' Puge Eight F, , s l l I L , lf I ,C . , N,-B ,L BILLIE ANNE ADAMS BII.LIE Home Economics Club C1, 2, 3, 4D, French Club C3, -FD, Home Room Repre- sentative CIDQ Lion Backers Club C2, 3, 4Dg Senior Dramatic Club C4Dg Superla- tive-Biggest Baby, Glee Club ClDg House and Grounds Committee C-JD. Favorite Song- Stardust g Favorite Pastime-Talking: Favorite Expressionf VVhat's wrong? ELIZABETH JUNE BAILEY IIJUNIEH Latin Club Cl, 2Dg Library Club C3Dg Junior Dramatic Club ClDg Lion Backers Club C3D. Favorite Song- Again g Favorite Pas' time-Dating, playing the piano, Favorite Ev reS'Ion G od U ' . .s' - o ness uracious. BARBARA GREY ALVERSON IIBOBN Home Economics Club Cl, 2D, Treasf urer C3D, Vice-President C-XD, Library Club CZD, Chairman of Publicity Com- mittee C3D, President C4D3 Junior Dra- matic Club ClDg Senior Dramatic Club C2, 3Dg Lion Backers Club CZ, 3, 4Dg French Club C2, 3D. Favorite Song4 Strange Musicng Fa- vorite Pastimeeliatingg Favorite Expres- sion- Got anything to eat? llELEN LOUISE BARNES Hl'lELENH Home Economics Club Cl, 2, 3, 4Dg Junior Dramatic Club CID, French Club C2, 3, -LD, Lion Backers Club C2, 3, -JD. Favorite Song- Until g Favorite Pas- tiine-Eatingg Favorite Expression- lluhl Yeah! SAMUEL WILLIABI ARTHUR SAM Junior Dramatic Club CID: Library Club C-ID, Latin Club Cl. 2Dg French Club C4Dg Traflic and Fire Drill Com- mittee C-JD: Cheerleader C-ID, Glee Club Cl, ZDQ Lion Backers Club C-U: Mono- gram Club C-iD. Favorite Song- Lucky Old Sun g Fa, vorite Pastime-Driving: Favorite Evpreef sion- Me, too. PAUL EDWIN BEAVERS BE,xvERs French Club CZ, 3, -JD, President C331 Junior Dramatic Club C3Dg Senior Dra- matic Club C-FDQ Bible Club C3, 4D, North Carolina State President C-U: Home Room Representative C3D: Mono- gram Club C3, -Us Clee Club C-H: Treasurer of Student Council C-iD: Baa- ketball C2, 3, -iD: Colf CZ. 3, -JD: .'xllY8I tising Manager of RENOCAIII C-Hg Junior Ptotarian C-ID, Radio Staff C-PD. Favorite Song- Great Is Thv Faithful- ness g Favorite Pastime-Collecting any thing: Favorite Expression- .Xin't that awful! eniomi J . eniord DOROTHEEN JAINNE BENNETT HERIN Junior Dramatic Club C115 Lion Back- ers Club CZ. 3, 41: Latin Club C315 llome Economies Club C41. Favorite Song- Danny 13oy 5 Favorite Paariine-Traveling and having a big time: Favorite Expression- Oh, for the love of Mikel VVESLEY ELIUENE DONDURANT GENE Latin Club C15 215 President C215 Junior Dramatic Club C115 Senior Dra- matic Club C2, 3, 415 Monogram Club C35 415 Library Club C215 Treasurer C215 lireneh Club C315 Football C25 3 415 Touchdown Club C415 Marshal C311 Class President C115 Superlative-Most Intellectual: Basketball Manager C415 Iligh School Register C415 Radio Staff C415 Salutatorian C41. Favorite Song- ,Xgain 5 Favorite Pas- 1ll'I1l'--SlUlfl7ll1g1 liavorite lfvpression- lt ain't easy! DCDROTHY LEE BILLINGSLEY rtDOTt1 Lion Backers Club C35 415 French Club C25 3, 415 Home Economics Club C41. Favorite Song-''1Vhispering 1'1oPe 5 Favorite P2lSIll11C-SPKDITSQ Favorite Expres- sion- 0h5 yeah! VVESLEY lVlCC1EHEE BORLAND JOHN VVESH Home Room Representative Cl, 515 Football C15 35 45 515 Baseball C45 515 Junior Dramatic Club C115 Senior Dra- matic Club C215 Monogram Club C3, 4, 515 Traflie Committee C315 Junior Rotarian C415 All-VVestern C415 Voted Best Defensive Player. Favorite Song- Bali 11ai 5 Favorite Pastiine-Eating and sleeping5 Favorite Ilvpression-''Fanny May. DAVID CRAIG BLACKBURN HCREOH Latin Club C15 215 Monogram Club C25 35 415 Home Room Representative C115 Junior Dramatic Club C15 215 Senior Dramatic Club C35 4. 51, Presi- dent C515 Superlative-Best Dancer C415 Glee Club C45 515 Football C15 25 35 45 515 Basketball Cl, 25 3, 4, 51, All Tournament C31, Runner-up in County Tournament C315 Voted Best All Round Player5 Baseball C45 515 Junior Rotarian C415 All Wlestern C51. Favorite ,Song- You're Breaking Bly Heart. RUBY JEWEL BRABIE i'BULLDOC9', Cheerleader C115 Junior Dramatic Club C115 Senior Dramatic Club C25 35 415 French Club C25 35 415 Lion Backers Club C35 415 Home Economies Club C15 2. 35 41, Social Committee C25 315 Chairman C415 lX1ay Day Chairman C215 Superlative-Biggest Flirt5 lXIonogram Club C35 41. Favorite Song4 Always 5 Favorite Pas- time-Sleeping, loalingg Favorite Expres- sion- You ole dog. .el .,-.-at i r fn-' ,,. 5 -.1 Y MAR1 HA ANE BROVVN B111L Honu Eu111on11Cs Clul1 C7j FIXOIIIC Som xX7lltI1 I Get B1clC 111 Nl! Illlll 1111 Home F11 orlte P1st11m 1r1n0 1111111 11s 111 llNlLl'lll'lU to t ll mc IO l'axor1te Expressmn I don t cue CHARLES BENTON CNANADX BIINBX future Fufmers of An'1er1L1 I 2 4D L11111 Bxclxus Club C71 BOINC S0110 Louslglx Blum u1r1tL P1st1mL I1sn1111w tu tlu IIC 11 VVILLIABI llENRX BROWN BILL rlllllli' I1I'l116'1'S uf XIHCFILI C1 7 2 4 IXOFIIL 5111111 Bluv. Slxlrt H1 1 l 11 Ollff. 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Favorite Song- Ebonv Rhapsodv , Favorite Pastinie-Sports, Favorite livpres- Sl0l1-u'llllLlIlS Tough. loHN OSBORNE CITTY HCOLINTRY Library Club C4D, Lion Backers Club C4, SD, Basketball C3, 4, SD, French Club CZ, 4, SD, Superlative-Biggest Flirt CSD. Favorite Song! fXgain , Favorite Pas- time-Driving and dating, Favorite Fx- pression- No1v! LINWOOD L. CHILTON Junior Dramatic Club CID, Lion Back- ers Club C2, 3, 4D, French Club C4D, Senior Dramatic Club C4D. Favorite Song- Always , Favorite Pas- tiine-Dating, Favorite EX131'CSSltlllA1lDCI!llI you know it! CHRISTINE ELIZABETH CLARK CHRIS Latin Club Cl, ZD, Iunior Dramatic Club CID, Library Club C3D, Lio11 Back- ers Club C2D, Chief Marshal C3D, Chair- man of Point System C4D, Superlative- Most Intellectual, High School Regis- ter C4D, Valedictorian C4D. Favorite Song- Stardust , Favorite Pastime-Basketball games, Favorite Fw- Pression- Sho! REBECCA ANN CIIRISBION BEc:KY Home Economics Club Cl, 2, 3, 4D, junior Dramatic Club CID, Lio11 Backers Club C2, 3, -1-D, Library Club C3D, Fellowship Club C3, 4D, French Club Cz, 3, 41. Favorite Song- Until , Favorite Pas- time-Sports, Favorite Expression- Aw Heck! RUSSELL WALKER CLOUD Russ Basketball CSD, Baseball C3, 4D, French Club C3, 4D, Fellowship Club C3, 4D, Songleader C4D, President of Student Organization C4D, Superlative-Best All Around, junior Rotarian C4D, Traffic and Fire Drill Committee CSD, High School Register C4D, Class Poet C4D. Favorite Song- It's Magic , Favorite Pastime-Going Places, Favorite Expres- sion- XVell, I'll tell ya. tt lg, 1 iii? -, it ' is WV, K 'N xt, x. ,W , 'tv A 9 F M -'fi ROBERT WILLIAIII COLLINS BISCUIT FIXOIIIC Son R096 of Oll I1 tuclq Faxorltc Plstlme COIIIKT to blsc bill Uunee OANNE Cox Iumor Drammg Club CID benlor Drunatlc Club C2 3 -U Dcbfate Club CID Home EcoIIonIILs Club C1 7 lj Frgmh Club C2 3D Llon Bukem Club -U MII Court CID SLlPL!'l'lllXL Lamcst I-.IXOIIIC Som It Had To BL lou I-HXOIITC Pastlme Lmhnc FIXOIIIC pl'C5hl0Il Ruallx IULIUS ALVIN COOICE SP vnu XII n If I Im Club Cl -U Football -IJ seblll C7 -I Co Ca 7tIIII -I rennh Club C7 SW Bmcl I XY estern Footb Ill C-U FII orItL Som Tlllt Luplu Old gun lwnorlte Pflstxme Sports I II orltx Lxpus S1011 Good IXI bt' ANDREW IACKSON DAVIS RXBBIT LL ub -I Foot 71 4 L lLlI'E'l'lCLX Illn football W uII1or DI IIII Itlc C lub CID Suuor DII III IIIL Club C-U Momma 13111 Club CZ 4 SllPCfllI1XL Xlost TIICIIICLI Fnorltc Som XXIISIXX Congcrto J IIXOIIIC IWSIIITIC lm ll 'I Drlxe I tbelter Fnolltn Lxpresslon OII us Cot lf IIIIce I l bw .nf ..-nf' 4 I:CCX CIIROLIN Cox IlNC'ION ,LC ev. 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I .. ,, ' ' 21' I s ' ' Gl-- Cl Cl, 2. 3. U: A Iill L' 1' , i 1 ,V '1 2 7 V, I 9 I T C3- D: 2 I 'I ' C24 C451 ll -E1 ' Cl. IH. 1 I ,-, ,s J ' '2 2' 7 9 ' 2' 'IQ vs? -A -I . all I ' ' I H 1' wi l '. I Pl' ' 5' DI ingng lk ' Pa. ' - H ' g :Id is C.,l , aa' C 9 ' . H- I ' 1 I-I 5 2 ' . tm' g , I - z ,R ' , i, 'C ll ' 1 ' ' ' Ig- 'I fl ' T ' 1 Q- ' I 'z ' ' S- ' V' ' g 31 ' ' . -Dat' 5 'I . -II ' ' ' .:' - 2' gg 2' ' Ex' 'I 3 I' I ff .',' ' - , -I. ,, ,FH Q - li E., 0 ' I eniord lVlARILYN PATRICIA DIXON MARILYN junior Dramatic Club C115 Latin Club C215 Library Club C3, 415 Glue Club C3, 415 Prophetess C41. Favorite Song- A Kiss in the Dark 5 Favorite Pastime-Travclingg Favorite Ex- l7l'L'h5lfYl1fURCilll3'?,, ,I AAI ES EDVVARD FAIRCLOTH HIIINIAIYU SL'C1'L'lkll'f' of Class C 115 French Club C315 Football Cl, 215 Basketball CZ, 3, 415 Raseball C41, Assistant hlana- ger C21. Manager C315 Snapshot Editor of IRENOFAIIII Chairman of Fire Drill anzl Trallic Coniinittee C41. Favorite SongY You're Breaking My llcart 5 Favorite Pastime-Listening to the ratlio5 Favorite Expression- Ilow're you feeling? JAMES CXLBERT DLINEVANT, JR. JIMMIE Junior Dramatic Club C215 French Club C2, 3, 41: Clee Club C2, 3, 415 Baseball C2, 3, 4, 515 Debate Club C315 Trafhc Committee C51. Favorite Song- Four VVinds and Seven Seas 5 Favorite Pastime-Going to Yanceyvillc5 Favorite Expression- Oh, Retta! RICIIARD CARRCJLL FEAGIN DICK Corbin High School, Corbin, Ken- tucky: Dukes Club C415 Choir C3, 415 Rezllzoiuid Staff C315 Annual Staff C41. Reidsville High School: Clee Club C41. Favorite Song- The Dirty Dozens 5 Favorite Pastime-Eating and sleeping Favorite llxpression- Man, I'll never smile agin! I FRANCES LORENE EARLES 1-Lou ' Home Economies Club CI, 215 Lion Backers Club C315 Glee Club Cl, 21. Favorite Song- My Blue I-Ieavenl'5 Favorite Pastime-Dating and riding in a Ford5 Favorite Expression- Let's go. NANCY ANNE FETZER USNVEETMEATH Latin Club Cl, 21, Vice President C115 French Club C3, 415 junior Dramatic Club C115 Senior Dramatic Club C2, 3, 41, Vice-President C315 lllonogram Club C2, 3, 415 Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 415 Cheerleader C2, 3, 41, Chief Cheerleader C415 SuperlativefMost PoPular5 Fellow- ship Club C415 May Court Attendant C215 Student Council C2, 31, Secretary C215 Home Room Representative C115 Sports Editor of RENOCAHI C415 Marshal C315 High School Register C41. Favorite Pastime-Talking5 Favorite ExpressioilfnlIonest? it I , .. 3 RICHARD WILLIAM FOSTER DINK Baseball C2, 3, -lDg French Club C-lDg Monogram Club C-I-D. Favorite Song- LLlckv Old Sun g Fa- vorite PastimeALoafing5 Favorite Expres- sion- The cat's dead. RONALD DAVID GREENE UROOLIEU Glee Club C3D, Vice-President C3Dg Baseball C3, 4Dg Senior Dramatic Club C4Dg Lion Backers Club C3, 4D. Favorite Song- Lucky Old Sun g Fa- vorite Pastinte-Roller skatingg Favorite Expression- Dad gum! l.J , . ...gg , lVlARY CATHERINE FULLER ntKAYri Home Economics Club ClDg Lion Backers Club CSD. Favorite Song- Blue Mooring Favorite Pastime-Dating Iuniorg Favorite Expres- sion- Don't let it worry ya, baby. BETTY LEE GRIFFIN uBET11 junior Dramatic Club CID, President CIDQ Senior Dramatic Club CZ, SD: French Club C2, 3Dg Library Club C2, 3, 4Dg Home Economics Club Cl, 2, 3, -ID, Secretary CZD, Vice-President C3D, President C-lD. Favorite Song- Forever and Everng Favorite Pastime-Ridingg Favorite pression- Pardon me. NORBIAN LEE GLINN HBUDIJYH Football Cl. ZDQ Baseball C4D: Lion Backers Club C3, -lDg Senior Dramatic Club C-lD9 French Club C-FD. Favorite Song- My lIaPpincSs : Fa- vorite Pastime-Flirting with Pretty girls: Favorite Expression- You're full-a n1utl. lxlARY LEE CDHIFFIN T1NR Clee Club CID: Junior Dramatic Club CID: Library Club CZ. 3, -iD: Home Eco' mimics Club Cl, 2. 3, -U. Favorite Song- You the the One- 3 Favorite Pastime-Movies and dating: Fa- vorite Fxpression- That malvcs us cvcn. Don't it? enioro llERBERT EDWARD LlOOPER eniord PATTIE BELLE CQRIFFIN Home Economics Club C3D: French Club C4D: Library Club C-PD, Publicity Chairman C-FD: Marshal CSD. Favorite Song- Ghost Riders in the Sky g Favorite Pastime-Drawingg Favor- ite Expression- My goodness. Il0oPER Future Farmers of America Cl, Z, 3. -FD. Favorite Song- Blue Skirt XValtz g Favorite Pastimc-Datinvg Favorite Ex- F7 pression- You clon't say! CHRISTINE llARRISON LAND HCHRISU Bartlett Yancey High School: Student Council CIDQ Home Economics Club CID. Reidsville High School: Glee Club CZD. Favorite Song- Blue Mooring Favorite Pastime-Dating Iack g Favorite Expres- sion- Cood land! NAo1xII JEANETTE l'lORD Home Economics Club Cl, Z, 3, -PDQ Lion Backers Club CZ, 3, 4Dg Clee Club ClDg Senior Dramatic Club C-PD. Favorite Song- If I Could Be with Young Favorite Pastimc-Talkingg Favor- ite Expression4 Huh! VIRGINIA ANN HASH GINNY junior Dramatic Club ClDg Senior Dra- matic Club C4Dg Home Economics Club Cl, Z, 3, 4Dg French Club CZ, 3, 4Dg Lion Backers Club CZ, 3, 4D. Favorite Song- Till the End of Time g Favorite Pastime-Dating Macy Favorite hxpresslon- Don't cha know it! MARY ANN LlUFFINES HuErY junior Dramatic Club CID, Secretary CID: Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3D. Chairman of Costumes CSD: Latin Club Cl, ZD, Treasurer CZDg French Club C3, 4D, Vice-President C4DQ Debate Club Cl, 2Dg Lion Backers Club CZ SDQ Monogram Club CZ, 3, 4Dg Clee Club C3D3 Student Council C3, 4D, Vice-Presi- dent C3D, Chairman of Programs C4Dg Eilitor of RENocAHI C4Dg Superlative- Best All Roundg Marshal C3Dg Basketball Cl, Z, 3, 4D, Captain C4D, County Cham- pionship CZ, 3Dg High School Regis- ter C4D. Favorite Song- Deep Purpleug Favor- ite Pastime-Laughingg Favorite Expres- sion4 You like that, huh? 3 . A C ' i an ' m . 4,w 5 4 'z . 4 - 1 X A I W, , ,Q 4 i 5 . -.,.. .Q . v .. . 'ru I - A ,iF' f:mru..zszz'vrx.As Isun ,W KJ -Q E, , 55.1 4? 5: 5 . , 9 . f 'sf 1 3 29? ' , ?4 . f 5 t 1, M I it it aff Q Q .. . lf' fig .54 J. ,. ,N , . . , V , ww A 1 PEGGY RUTH l IUSKEY '-lm. Junior Dramatic Club C115 Debate Club C115 Latin Club Cl, 21: French Club C3, 415 Library Club C2, 319 Lion Backers Club C2, 31. Favorite Song- Begin the Beguineng Favorite Pastimefllaving a big time in at good wavq Favorite Expressionwullatl gum! JAMES EDWARD JONES I1MMv Football Cl, 2, 3, 413 Baselxill Cl. 3. 415 Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 41,Vice-President of Class C313 Monogram Club C3, 41: Superlative-Most Athletic. Favorite Song- Good Rocking To- night , Favorite Pll5lll1lCYSP01'I51 Favorite Expression- Hey Son, hotv'rc vou? A MNH ROBERT FllYRE IIONES lDAVID ELwooD ,IoNEs Boinxv T,x1'1.1t French Club C3, 4, 51, Football C111 Baseball Cl, 1, 3, 41: junior Var:-.itx Lion Backers Club CB, 4, 51. Football CI, 213 Klonograin Club C2 Favorite Song- VVl1iSDcri115i Ilobeni 4' 'lvl' President C455 nuskmlmll liz' 49 Favorite Pastinte-Plftfinil Shorts: Favorite Nwfdltf Mullugcf C257 lY'U 'PmS1ll lt Expression---Vvcll doggmwgu Class C21. 'llrcasurer C411 junior Ro tarian C41. Favorite Soiig- lYl1islwcri11g Hope' ljavorite Pastilne-BaseballQ Favorite lfx Pression- Don't vou know it! LAURA ,lANE IXELLY lDOROTIlY llL1z.xBETu VVu:iuan REU KERNODI-E Bethany High School: Clee Club Cl 1: D0'l ' junior Dramatic Club CI1. Reidsville Iligh School: Senior Dra- matic Club C2, fl, 41: llwnie liconontics Club CZ, 41g French Club CZ, 41, Lion Backers Club C3. 41. Favorite Song- Drinking XVine : Fa- vorite Pastime-Telling jokes and singing: Favorite Expression- Hartl, but more fun! Home Economics Club Cl, 2. 3, 4' Clcc Club C311 Home Room Rcprcseiita , tior Dramatic Club CI' tive C21: lui Senior D Club C41. Favorite ol Me: ramatic Club C411 l5renci Song-- Do You liver Think luivorltc l'.1st1ine-Plaxtnv tht , m piano: Favorite livliression- ,Xrc tou telling mc? eniord eniord GERALD WALKER KING IIJERRYII French Club C2, 319 Lion Backers Club C3, 41, President C411 Iayvee Football C311 Tralhc and Fire Drill Committee C419 Baseball C419 Senior Dramatic Club C419 Delegate to Boys' State-9 Junior Ro- tarian C415 Superlative-lllost Popular C41- Favorite Song- To Each llis OXVHHQ Favorite Pastime-Attending Sportsg Fa- vorite EXPl'CSSl0I14UIIf.'l'l, uh huh! lVlARY ELAINE LEAKE UIJRIPH llullin High: Glee Club CIDQ Junior Dramatic Club C219 Basketball Cl, 21. Reidsville High: French Club C3, 419 Home Economics Club CS, 41: Lion Backers Club C3, 41, Senior Dramatic Club CS, -l-19 Superlative-Best looking. Favorite Song- Blue lklUOl1HQ Favorite -P2lSflIllC4RC2lLlll1g and listening to radio: Favorite Expression- Bv crackevl SHIRLEY ZXNN KRITES UKRITESH Home Economics Club C1, 2, 3, 41, Secretary C219 Lion Backers Club C3, 419 French Club C41. Favorite Song- VVhispering Hope 9 Favorite Pastime-Eating and sleepingg Favorite Expression- No kidding. CLARENCE l'lEN'RY LEE, IR. 'IHENRX' LEEH Favorite Song- Cruising Down the River 9 Favorite Pastime-Sleeping9 Fa- vorite Expression- Time's aewastinglu lVlARTHA RUTH LAMB MARTHA Iunior Dramatic Club Cl1Q Vicef President Library Club C219 N.C.I'I.S. L.A. C219 French Club C2, 3, 41, Pro- gram Committee C31, Ln Pendille Staff CS, 41, French Medal C21, Honorable Mention State French Contest C319 May Day C219 Glee Club C319 Marshal C319 Senior Dramatic Club C3, 419 Fellowship Club C3, 41, Pianist C31, President C411 Good Citizenship Award C41: Chairman House and Grounds Committee C419 Lion Backers Club C2, 3, 419 Testa- trix C41. Favorite Song- The Holy City',9 Fa- vorite Pastilne-Laughing and talkingg Favorite Expression- VVhat say, kid? ALBIA REE LETCHWORTH IABOOTII Secretary of Class CBDQ Library Club C311 llome Room Representative C41. Favorite Song- VVhispering PIOPCHQ Favorite Pastime-Playing records9 Fa- vorite Expression- Reckon so. FlERBERT LOUIS LOVELACE UIIERBH Future Farmers of America Cl, 2, 3, -U. Favorite Song- Slipping i'xl'0UI1llHQ Fa- vorite Pastime-Ridingg Favorite Expres- sion- Cat's dead! JAIXIES WILSON lYlARKS HCHUG-CHUGH Latin Club Cl, 2, 3, -U5 Monogram Club C3, -U5 Football C2, 3, -U, Touch- down Club C-U. Favorite Song- XVhispering llopeng Favorite Pastime-Sleeping. 'Q' f FlELEN LOVVE lfassifern School for Girls, llenderson- ville, N. C.: Glee Club Cl, 2, 31, French Club Cl, 2, SD, Secretary C329 Latin Club Cl, 2, 31: Music Club Cl, 213 Junior Marshal CSD, Assistant Photo- graphic Editor Annual Staff C-U. Reidsville llighz Clee Club C-U: Li- brary Club C-U. Favorite Song- Because 5 Favorite Pastime-Loafing, Favorite Expression- I know what you mean! JEAN ELIZABETH AICCOLLLIAI HBLONDIEU Lion Backers Club CZ, 3, -U9 Glce Club C3, -U5 junior Dramatic Club CID: Senior Dramatic Club C2, 3. -U5 Home Economies Club Cl. 2, 3, -U, Secretary C-U: May Court Attendant CID, House and Grounds Committee C219 RENOCAT-I1 Activities Editor C-U9 Superlative-Biggest Talker. Favorite Song- Through the Yearsuz Favorite Pastime-Talking on telephone: Favorite Expression- I know what vou mean! , Q , A: 4 -' iq' ' PATTIE GRAX' LYNN l'PAT French Club C3, -U, Senior Dramatic Club C415 Lion Backers Club CZ, 3, -U: Home Economics Club Cl, 2, -tj. Favorite SCJI'lg4utXg21il'lH2 Favorite Pas- time-Listening to radiog Favorite Expres- sion- Ding-dang it! VVILLIAAI THOMAS AIEADOR T, xv. Future Farmers of .Xmeriea Cl, 2, 5 -U, Football C4, 51. Favorite Song- Slipping Arountlnz Fa- vorite Pastime-Loabngz Favorite Expres sion- Vl'hat'cha say? eniorfi eniord BOBBY ERNEST lXlOORE BOBBY LEE Library Club C41g Lion Backers Club C413 Baseball C41. Favorite Song- You're Breaking My Hcart g Favorite Pastime-Baseball, Fa- vorite Expression- Do you believe that? WILLIABI DONALD lVlORICLE DON Banrl CS, 411 Lion Backers Club CZ, 41. Favorite Song- I llacl a Dream , Fa- vorite Pastime-Talking to pretty girls: Favorite Expression- ll'it do make it nice! .aff BETTY CiWYNN lVlOORE B. C. I lome Room Representative C115 Junior Dramatic Club C114 Senior Dra- matic Club CZ, 3, 41, Publicity Com- mittee C21, Chairman Publicity Com- mittee C315 Home Economics Club Cl, 2, 3. 415 Clee Club C3, 41: French Club C2., 31, Chairman Program Committee C31g Lion Backers Club CZ, 3, 419 Secre- tary of Class C41g Art Editor of RENO' CAHI C41g Superlative-Most Talentedg llouse and Grounds Committee C41. Favorite Song- Through the Yearsnz Favorite Pastime-Skctehingg Favorite Ex- pression- I love vou, tool ROBERT EDWIN lXlORRIS Bon Robersonville, N, C.: Library Club Cl1g Football Cl1. Favorite Song- Forever and Everng Favorite Pastime-Fooling around anil eating: Favorite Expression- Let's go! LORENE SAUNDERS lVlOORE HVVEINIEH Latin Club CZ, 31, Home Economics Club Cl, 2, 3, 413 Library Club C1, 2. 3, 41, Junior Dramatic Club C11, Vice- President C114 Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3, 419 Lion Backers Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 May Court Attendant C113 Home Room Representative C11. Favorite Song- I'll Always Be in Love with Young Favorite Pastime-Talking to Maxg Favorite Expression- I'm no gonna serv! CHARLES ROBERT OLIVER, JR. HCHARLIE BOB Latin Club Cl, 213 French Club C3, 41, Eflitor L11 Pemlule C419 Library Club CZ, 41, Chairman Publicity Committee C413 Junior Dramatic Club C113 Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3, 415 Lion Backers Club C215 Bible Club C415 Superlative- Biggest Baby, lligh School Register C41. Favorite Song- You're Breaking My Heart , Favorite Pastime-Sleeping late, Favorite E'cpression4 Don't get so illus- tratedl 4. 4i Viv, ,',p I- . 1 DEWEY LEE PASCHAL DEwEx ' Junior Dramatic Club CID, Library Club C2jg Home Room Representative C2Dg Lion Backers Club C2, 3, -U. Favorite Song- That Lucky Old Sun , Favorite Pastime-Going to Concord, Fa- vorite Expressione Bettv! GAIL LENORA PEGRABI UTWERP Home Economics Club Cl, 2, 3, -U, Junior Dramatic Club Cl, 23, Senior Dramatic Club C3, -U, French Club C2, 3, -I-D, Glee Club Cl, ZH, Library Club C3, -U, Lion Backers Club C2, 3, -U5 Fellowship Club C3, 'Up Superlative- Most School-Spirited, Prophetess C-U. Favorite Song- O Holy Night , Fa- vorite Pastime-Playing the pianog Fa- vorite Expression- XVell, gracious sake-sl . ,. r 1, 095 .v-,,,,NA. ,, G wr K ,, ,. M' 1, 4 lXlABEL llARDING PASCHAL MABEL Lion Backers Club C-U: Senior Draf matic Club C-U9 Junior Dramatic Club C215 Home Economics Club CZD. Favorite Song- Some Enchanted Even- ing , Favorite Pastirne-Listening to ra- dio, going to moviesg Favorite Expression - XN'ell, hush my mouth! BETTY Lou PRITCHETT BETTY Lou Lion Backers Club CZ, 3, -Up Library Club C-U5 junior Dramatic Club Cljg Home Economics Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, French Club C4 7. Favorite Song- YVhisPering HoPe : Favorite Pastime-Riding around, Favor- ite Expression- Xl'hat'cha doing? HJ, '1 6 X X . C E Q.: BETSY FRANCES PECRAIXI BETH llome Economics Club Cl. 2. SQ: Iunior Dramatic Club CILJ: French Club C2., 3, -U, VVays and Means Committee C315 Lion Backers Club C3, -U: Senior Dramatic Club C-I-D1 Secoiul Place XVin- ner, Field Day CID. Favorite Songe Because : Favorite Pastime-Going to M.Y.F. meetings, Fa- vorite Expression- I'11 do it or have it done! -IEAN EVELYN RAND IE,xNrE Home Economics Club Cl, -U: Library Club C3, -U1 Senior Dramatic Club C-Us French Club C2, 3, -U: llistorian C-U. Favorite Song- YVithout a Song , Fa' J vorite lastiine-Playing the piano: Favor- ite ExPression4 Cee whiz! O 0 fl l 0 P6 eniorri BETTY SUE ROBERTS BETTY Home Economics Club Cl, 2, 319 French Club CZ, 3, 419 Junior Dramatic Club C119 Senior Dramatic Club C419 Lion Backers Club C219 Typist of RENO- cuxl-II C41. Favorite Song- Forever and Everng Favorite Pastime-Playing the pianog Fa- vorite FxpressionA Are you sure? CLAUDE ALLEN SHUIXIATE, IR. Suu Football Cl, 2, 3, 419 Monogram Club CZ, 3, -I-1, Vice-President C411 Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3, 419 French Club CZ, 3, 419 Junior Dramatic Club C119 XVavS and Means Committee C419 Junior Rotarian C41Q All-VVesteIn C41. Favorite Song- Because 9 Favorite Pastime-Dating JOYCE, Favorite Expres- sion- Sweet meat! MQ, R., ' 'X ' TOMMY EDISON SAUNDERS Favorite Song- VVeclcling Bells 9 Fa- vorite Pastime-Ball g2lIl1CSQ Favorite Ex- pression- VVhv not? CHARLES GILBERT SlX'lITH HSIWITTYU Latin Club Cl, 2.19 Junior Dramatic Club C119 French Club C319 blarshal C319 Monogram Club C3, 419 Baseball CZ, 3, 41: Band C3, 41, President C419 Student Council C419 Business Nlanager Rl3Not',xI1I C412 Superlative-Most School- Slwiriterl. Favorite Song- A Midnight Blasquer- HLICHQ Favorite Pastime-Slcepingg Favor- ite Expression-''DefrnitelvlU PERDITA MERYL SAUNDERS DITA junior Dramatic Club C119 Senior Dra- matic Club C2, 3, 415 Home Economics Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, Historian C319 Library Club CZ, 31, Vice-President C315 Lion Backers Club C311 Home Room Repro- sentative C219 May Court Attendant C219 Associate Editor RENOCAHI C419 French Club C2, 31. Favorite Song-'Tll Always Be in Love with You 9 Favorite Pastime-Knitting9 Favorite Expression- I'm so mad! PRESTON EUGENE SIMMONS DICK Baseball C4, 51. Favorite Song- Snake Dance 9 Favor- ite Pastime-Sports. if A- -'i1,V QQ I 2 2 ,Li ' Q l Q, I' L 11 L '.a DORCJTHY Lou SIXIOTHERS inDO1.vn llome Economics Club Cl, 2, 3, -U5 Debate Club CID, junior Dramatic Club CID, French Club CZ, 3, -U, Senior Dra- matic Club C2, 3, -U3 Lion Backers Club C3, -lj, May Court Page CID, Feature Editor RENOCAHI C-U. Favorite Song- Heart and Soul g Fa- vorite Pastime-Knittingg Favorite Expres- sion- XVhat'eha say, bud? CLIRTIS LINDSEY STADLER Lario Future Farmers of America Cl, 2, 3, -U, Treasurer C-U9 lvlonogrant Club CZ, 3, LU, Baseball Cl, 2, 3, -I-D3 Lion Back- ers Club C3, -U. Favorite Song- Cruising Down the River , Favorite Pastime-Loafing: Favor' ite Expression- Let's go! VVILLIABI ROBERT Soix1ERs HFOOTILH Football Cl, 2, 3, -U3 junior Dramatic Club Clj, Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3, -I-D, Vice-President C-lj, Monogram Club C3, -U: XVavs and Means Committee C3j, Chairman C-lj, French Club C2, 3, -U, Trallic and Fire Drill Committee C-U, Lion Backers Club C21 Favorite Song- You Told a Lie , lia- vorite Pastimewlla-baing: Favorite Fx- pression- Quit now! BETTY GREY STIERS UF-in llome Economies Club Cl, 2, 3, -UQ Iunior Dramatic Club CID, Senior Dra- matic Club Cl, 3, -Hg French Club CZ, 31: Lion Backers Club C2, 3, -U5 Library Club C255 Band C3Dg Basketball C431 Superlative-Beat .Xtblete. Favorite Song- You're Breaking My Heart , Favorite Pastime-Dating and dancing: Favorite lixpression- Hlba' happened, Baby? 'aw ay, XVILLIAAL SAMUEL SOAIERS, -IR, S.m1xtv llasltetball Cllll Baseball Cl, 3, -U3 Football Cl, 2, 3, -lr, Toucbcloivn Club C-U, Monogram Club Cl, 3, -Hg Junior Rotarian C-lj. Favorite Song- lVbispering llolmc- 3 Favorite Pastime-Football, Favorite Ex- pression- lli tbere, fellow! BARBARA IXNN rFRENT l30nn1I1 Junior Dramatic Club Clxll Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3, -lj, llome Feu- nomics Club Cl, 253 Lion Backers Club CZ, 3, 441, Latin Club Cljg Library Club C2, 3. -U, Treasurer C-Vi: Nlonogram Club C3, -ll: llaslietball Cl, 3, 471. Favorite Sllllg-HxxllllSPCI'll1g llolmeu: Faxorite Pastime-Reatling, Favorite liv- I7I'C5SlUl1THI bear you ltnocleinglu eniord eniora lx'lARY ELIZABETH FFRENT Nick Home licononiies Club Cl, 2. 3, 453 Junior Dramatic Club CID: Freneh Club CFU, Lion Barkers Club Cl, 3, -U, Bas' ketball Cl, 2. 33. Favorite Song- To Each llis Oxvnni Favorite Pastiiue-Listening to radio and reading: Favorite Expression Dad burn! FRANKLIN ciARNER WALKER FIIANIiII3 French Club C3213 Lion Backers Club qs, +I. Favorite Song- Beautiful Dreamer g Favorite Pastime-llanging around Hales' Soda Shop, Favorite Expression- Nev Son! Iloxv you? it W' 'Z ' f ' 16, 4 94 fi! SARAH ILXNNE TROXLER HSHORTY Home Economies Club Cl, 2, 3D- Freneh Club 45 Lion Backers Club C3, -U. Favorite Stjllgfi'VVl1iSPEI'iI1g IIoPe 3 Favorite P1lSIil'l16ASCXVll1g and talking: Favorite Expression- Fe-tchedl CiEORCE 'l'1IoIxIAs VVALTERS ToMMx ' Favorite Song- Blue Skies g Favorite P2.lSIlI1'lCYXX7UITl6I1Q Favorite Expression- Oh! ain't she sweet? i v . Mun .A ADRIAN VVEST WALKEII HPEAIIEADU Senior Dramatic Club C3, -U: Presi- dent Iunior Class CSD, hlonogram Club C3, -U: French Club C2, 3Dg Football Cl, 2, 3, -U5 Basketball C-lj. Favorite Song- All the VVav iclllllfl- Choo' 3 Favorite Pastinie-Loafing: Favor- ite Expression- Dad burn! AUIIREY CiENE VVARE SLIM Cobb Memorial: Class Secretary Cllg Future Farmers of America C215 Football CZ, 32: Baseball CZ, 31, Reidsville High: Home Room Repre- sentative CZD. Favorite Song- Slipping Around , Fa- vorite Pastiine-Movies and girls: Favorite lfxpression- Don't you know it? Ni .4-' 2 5 Q , VVILLIAAI VVARREN XVARE Sk1l,1.r1'1 ' Future Farmers of .Xinericu Cl, 2, 3, -lj, Repurter C35, Presiclcnt C435 Linn Backers Club C5, -U, Band C355 Superlar tive-Biggest Talker: Iuniur llutarian C-U. Favorite Smutg- .'Xgain : Favorite Pals- time-'llalkingg Favorite lixpressiun- llit the road. Fireball! JOHN LEWIS VVARNER Law Monogram Club C2, 3, -U, Treasurer C-U3 Baseball C2, 3, -U, Co-Captain C-ll. Favurite Song- Slipping .'XruunLl : Favorite Pastime-Hunting, fishing and playing baseball: Favorite Expression-- Nay be, but I n'uulrln't think ml EARL lXllL'l'ON XVARE Nl0Nk Varsity llmutlnqnll C3, 413 Junior Varsity C233 Baseball CS, -VJ: Munngrant Club CS, -Hg lluine llmnn Representative C-lib. lfavorite Song- Swine lil'lCllilI'lIL'Ll liven- ing : Favorite Pastime-.Xll slmrtsg Vaxnr' ite Expression- l guess. ClIIARLIE lXlARVIN XVILLIAAIS HAIARYINIH Future Farmers uf America Cl. 2. 3, -U. Favorite Sung- Blue Skirt lValtz : Favorite Pastiine-Nluvies, Favorite liv- pressiun-- ls that su? Tiff' 2- , 1 f I Lrinm' XVARV HJ!-,l.I,Y Bi I I x liavurite SllllgkulgL'L'llll5CHQ l at nritm P1l5llIl'lC'ciUlllg tu lmxelmall galnes tu sm the Luckics play: lzxvuritu l'vlu'z-ssiim l.et's gn! SADIE KA'1'i1m'N XX'11-1,1A xi sux ..KA,l,., llmne licninunics Club Cl, 2, 3, -l Clee Club Cl, 2, 3M Librarv Club C3 -ll: Lion Backers Club Cl, 3, -4 1. favorite Songeul XYisl1 l Dirln't lawn You Son: lfaturite l'.1stixnu-l,.1ting: l.: vurite l:Yl5I'CSSlUIl'H.klllil it aululk' eniora I '4 - pi fu :R .. I... A eniord lVlARGARET ANN WILLIS HSLINIH Ilomc Economics Club Cl, 2, 3, 425 French Club C2, 3, -U9 Lion Backers Club C3, -U9 Junior Dramatic Club Cllg Senior Dramatic Club C413 Superlative-VVittiestg Radio Stall' C-U. Favorite Song- Deep Pu1'ple g Favorite Pastime-Moviesg Favorite Expression- Ain't it the truth? REUBEN SIXIITH WOODALL RUE Alzirslial C3Dg Football C2, 3, 419 Baseball C-U4 Superin- tive-Vilittiestg French Club CZ, 319 Publicity Committee C32 Tralhc and Fire Drill Committee C-U3 Band C3, 423 Home Room Representative C31 Favorite Song- Fishing Songug Favorite Pastime-Sports: Favorite Expression- Is that right? MASCOTS JUDY LYNN STADLER STEPHEN DANIELS I IONOR STUDENTS CHIRISTINE ClLARK, Valedictorian EUGENE BONDURANT, Salumtorinvz ower 644:55 Uficem JUNIOR CLASS lJONNIE QlARR1SON ......... President PETE lXlClXlICI'IAEL ..... Vice-Presiilent ELEANOR ROBERTS . . ..... Secretary JACK FREENIAN ............ TVL'US1f1'6'l' FLOWER: Gardenia COLORS: Green and Mflzite lXl0TTOZ Live nnrl learn. SOPHOMORE CLASS JERRY lx4CBRAYER .. ...... President EDDIE lVlARTIN ........ Vice-Presiilent FRANCES BURROUOHS .. .... Secretary SONNY VVQILLIAINIS .......... Treasurer FLOWER: Carnation COLORS: Green and VVlzite lVlOTTO: Not fnislzeel, just begun. FRESHMAN CLASS LARRY MCDOWELL ........, President LAVERNE BENFIELD .... Vice-Presiilent BOBBY WILKERSON . . . ..... Secretary WAYNE LIANDY ............ Treasurer FLOWER: Blue Iris MOTTO: Knowledge comes lnit wiscloin lingers. union! BOBBIE JEAN ALCORN GII.LY ANN ANDREWS MARY WALLACE APPLE NANCY ARTIIUR CLAUDE BARBEE LOU CJLA BILLINGSLEY ISAIIEL BLACKBURN NVIARVIN BONDURANT EUGENE BRAY VVILLIANI BHAY ILA SUE BROWN PEGGY DUNTON KIQNNETII CZARLISLE .1 PIIILLIP CARROLL BARBARA ANN CAIITER JOEY CAUSEYX CZAROLYN CDHAPNIAN SARA CZHILDREY CURTIS CIIILTON IYIARY LOU CLARK SARA ANN CLARK BETTY Cox DOUGLAS IJODSON XAIILLIE NNIAE EASTWOOD JACK FREEINIAN IJONALD CYARRISON AI,lK'lZ CIATIES VVILLIAM C-ENTRY SARA ANN GRIFFIN CLARA GUNN JAMES GUNN SWAIN HAh'lLET FRANCES HANDY JIIVIMIE HARDH' GENEVA HAIKIXISLDN HELEN HAYNES JXIELVIN HALL ROXIE HAsII IJOROTIIY HENDERSON MAX IIEWITT JOHN IJOLDFRBY BARBARA HOOPER KEN HOWARD LORENE JONES PAUL KING PAT LUFTY JEAN CJAROLYN MGCOLLUM NANCY JXJCCCJLLLIM PEGGY MCDANIELS JIMMY MCDONALD JAGQUELINE IXICKINNEY WALLACE JVICIQINNEY VVAYNE MCKINNEY PETE JXICJXIICIIAEL DIARY JANE NIARTIN ' W .. PJ A V 1 . ., . 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SHIRLEY COX EDWIN DANIELS MARY DICKERSON WANDA DIXON BETTY DOGKERY BOBBY DRUM MORRIS DYE RALPH EARLES BOBBY EGGLESTON COZART ELLINGTON MARY ALICE FERGUSON PAUL FITZGERALD FLORENCE FRENCH PEGGY JO CAMMON BECKY GANN JUANITA GARNES LOIS GATES PAUL GILLESPIE FRANK GRIFFIN JOAN GROFF JIMMY GROGAN RAYMOND GUNN EDWIN GUNN IJORIS GWYNN JO ANNE GWYNN ANN HALL PEGGY HALL WAYNE HANDY GLENWOOD HARRELL DONALD HARRISON VIRGINIA HAYTHE MARY JIM HENDRIX BOYD HOGER ROBERT HUNT GERELINE ISLEY WAYNE ISLEY PETE JAMES IJONALD JEFFERSON CIIIARLES JEFFREY AUDREY KNOWLES RICHARD KRITES PAUL LAMBERTH ELSIE LASTER DOROTHY LEE BETTY VVRAY LESTER SYLVIA LIEBSCHER KENT LIVELY VERLIE LOFTIS CALVIN LONDON ASHLEY MARTIN BARBARA MARTIN IRENE NIARTIN ROBERT MARTIN RALPH MASSEY IRMA MAYS PEGGY MCCALL BETTY JEAN MGCLINTOCK PAULINE MCCOLLUM IJONNIE MCDONALD LARRY LVLCDOWELL ANNE CAROLYN MCKINNEY ANNE LAURIE MCKINNEY BILLIE MCKINNEY JOHN LVICKINNEY KENNETH MGKINNEY STEPHEN MCKINNEX' VERNON MCKINNEY CARY LEE MILLER CARRIE LU MILLER BILLIE JOE MOFFETT REID MOBLEY BARBARA MOORE FRANKIE MOORE FREDDIE MOORE JIMMY MOORE IJONNA LOU MOOREFIELD JOHN MORRISON RAIARIE MURPHY PEGGY TNTYRICH EMIVIA SUE NEAL CAROLYN O'DELL JOHN O'DELL RALPH PADGETT JANE PALMER BEATRICE PASCHAL BETTY PASCHAL KENNETH PASCHAL SYLVIA PASCHAL WILLIAM PASCHAL ELINDA PARKER CHESTER PEGRAM ROBERT PHILLIPS BILLIE POOLE EDDIE RASCOE BILLIE ROBERTSON NANCY ROBERTSON WILLARD ROBERTSON DONALD ROSS JIMMY ROSS BETTY RUMLEY MARY SAMUELS MARLENE SAUNDERS WILMA SAUNDERS EVAN SCHOOLFIELD BOBBY SHELTON ELIZABETH SMITH LOIS SMITH MARGARET SMITH NORMA JEAN SMITH SHIRLEY ANN SMITH TONY SMITH SARAH SMOTHERS SHIRLEY SOMERS JOHN STANLEY BOBBY STEWART BILLY STONE if Y 1-I1 1-.awmnr . I7RANc:Es STONIC CQIQHALDINE STONE 'luANl'rA STONE KEN STRADER LAVVRENCE STRANGE BENN1E STRICKLAND LENARD STRICKLAND EVELYN SUTTON ELEANOR TALLEX' EASTER ANN TALLE1' FRED TALLEY LOIS 'I'ALLl-ix' NTXNLIX' rI1Al.LliY IJOROTIIY YI4llliN'l' ELTON r-IVIHENT SARA IIEAN FIWRENT VVILLIAM TRENT INEZ 'TROXLICR AIARY V-IQROXLER JO ANN VFLIRNILH 'IERRY TURPIN ALMA LEE TUTTLE I.Ol9 LINDILRVVUUIJ l3E'V1'Y ,IO VVALI, 'DAVID XAVALKHR IJICKIL VVAHIZ ,lAc-R VVARE AIIIJJHED VVARIC 7 BETTY LOU VK ARI-' INEZ VVARRILN KENITII VVATLING AIARTIIA VVATTS VVALLAEE ANN VVAYNICK F05 H1811 llumn' XV: l.I.S lfmrn XVLLI s ANN VV1 wr IEILI, XVIII! 1,Ow IIOHN XK'11.LIAAxw IMITH VVILLIQ HORRY XVIIAKI-QIXSON KLLORIA VVUODALI, ROR YOUNG IIARULD ZIKINIILIIKIXN i' ..--an -i- if 1 QYTM gf: BHHA x 5 Ps mHR3ka W7 nmzni CLQbs Band nRshaL 6114+ S' RENOCAHI 1950 if 0I'l0gl'6ll'n OFFICERS DAv1D JONES ...... ........... ....... P r esident CLAUDE SHUMATE . . . . .... Vice-President JOHN WARNER .......... .... . . .... . . .,..... ........ T reasurer JOYCE lxlASSEY ................................................ Secretary Members: Sam Arthur, Paul Beavers, Craig Blackburn, Isabel Blackburn, Eugene Bondurant, Marvin Bondurant, Wesley Borland, Jewel Brame, Pete Chaney, Johnny Clark, Alvin Cooke. Andy Courts, Jack Davis, Jimmy Davis, James Dunevant, Anne Fetzer, Dick Foster, Donnie Garrison, James Gunn, Melvin Hall, Frances Handy, Jimmy Harbison, Jimmy Hardy, Bobby Harrison, Boyd Hooper, Ken Howard, Ann Huflines, David Jones, Jimmy Jones, Sammy Jones. Billy McKinney, Pete McMichael, Jimmy Marks, Joyce Massey, VV. T. Meador, Julius Medley, Betty Moore, Alfred Rivers, Charles Royster, Hunter Sheridan, Claude Shumate, Billy Sigmon. Preston Simmons, Eleanor Smith, Gilbert Smith, Ronnie Somers, Sammy Somers, Curtis Stadler, Barbara Trent, Johnny Turpin, Billie Grey Vawter, Adrian Walker, Ronnie Walker, Milton Ware, John Warner. 3 ufure armerzi of America ASIIBY MARTIN BILLY RqASSEY RALPH RIIASSEY ROBERTSON RIASSEY PIAROLD RIATKINS JIMMY RIOORE DAVID CYBRYANT JOHN OYDELL LILLARD PAGE KENNETH PASCHAL NJERYLIN PASCHAL VVILLIAM PASOHAL THRUSTON PEARSON CIIARLES ROBERTS LINDSEY ROBERTSON WILLARD ROBERTSON JIMMY ROSS DONALD SMOTIIERS CLAUDE SOUTHARD CURTIS STADLER JACK STADLER MILES STADLER PLANNING CURTIS STADLER BILL BROWN HERBERT HOOPER HERBERT LOVELACE JOHN CARTER ROBERTSON MASSEY CHARLES CANADY CHARLIE WILLIAMS HAROLD NIATKINS BILLY NJASSEY BILLY WARE MEMBERS BILL BROWN DONALD BROWN JIMMY BROWN CHARLES CANADY HENSON CANADY JOHN CARTER CURTIS CHILTON OTIS COBB JESSE IJRAPER JOHN STANLEY JERRY STONE BENNIE STRICKLAND LEONARD STRICKLAND WILLIAM STRICKLAND FRED TALLEY THOMAS TROXLER CARL FERGUSON HERBERT HOOPER CHARLES JEFFREYS HERBERT LOVELACE BILLY JVICKINNEY KENNETH MOKINNEY STEPHEN MCKINNEY VERNON MCKINNEY WEBSTER MANLEY BILLY WALKER JAMES A. WALKER RONALD WALKER BILLY WARE WILLIAM WHITLOW MARVIN WILLIAMS J. M. WRIGHT INIAROLD ZIMMERMAN OFFICERS CURTIS STADLEH, TI'CL1Sll1'C1' BILLY WIARE, President MILES STADLER, Secretary JOHN CARTER, Reporier LINDSEY ROBERTSON, Vice-President S. F. WELLS, Adviser BILLY NIASSEY, VVatcIrDog C D NO picture 1 I jlltufe 0l'l'leI'i'lCL 8105 of .Al'Yl0l'iC6l U3 5 T3 CU E '11 E Z E 2 2 B E 2 'H E 5 2 1 F' SHN. 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Historiang and DOROTIIX' VVAYNICK, WH FLIQAINOR SMITII BII.I.I' .lou IX'IOl7IfE'I I' SARA 'IIQAN TIIENT BAIIIIAIIA STALVEY ofafin C ,IA ' ,, ,ff-A OFFICERS PIfcIm' EIEALLEY, IXIARTHA VVATTS . . RAI' SNIPES, CLAIRE VVILLIAMS ........... -IIUNIQ VIWRENT LOXVIZLL ROBERTS, JEFF RUIIERTS, SII MEMBERS 'IYIRIIIII' HELLO LA XIIQRNE BENIfIEI.II I7RANc'I1s BURROUGIIS XVYNONA CAIITEII 'ILINIQ Umm SIIIIIIIIQY Cox -IIAIAII' IJAVIS .Io IXNN IJICKENS AIILAN IJIUIQIZIII-:oN MAIII' l,uUIsIa IDIXON XVANIJA IDIXON lilxgv 'I1llilfYUi.QllIf BETTY EDWARDS BOBBY EGGLESTUN PAUL CJILLESPIE BETTY CTARR CEL.-XSS jo ANNE CQVVYNN PEGGY PIALL jIIxfIIvIY IIARBISON PIUGII SCOTT IIIQSTIQII CTAIL IIOLDERRI' RIARIE IIOPKINS ROBERT PIUNT SAMMY JONES IRLEY 'THORNTON . . HARRY KNIGIIT PAUL LAIVIBEIITII BETT Y XAIRAY LEQTEII PAT LEWIS SYLVIA LIERSUIIIQII KENT LIVELY IIIVI NIARKS JERRY IXICBRAYEII LAIIIIV AICIJOVVELL BILLY AlOFlfE'l I' .. . . .presiclezzt . .Vice-Presidmzl . .SecI'emI'y . . . , . . . .Tl'9l15l!VCI' . . .PI'ogmII1 Cjlltliflllfll Editors of The Forum: . . , . . . . .Reporters KIT'I'vE OLIVER ,IANE PALMEII EIIDIE RASUUI5 'IEEE RoIzER'I's LUWELL ROBERTS REIIEQUA SIIEETS ELILANOR SIvIITII IRAY SNIPES BAIIIIARA STALVISY I III IIA STRILYKLAND MAIIY Lou 1XloN'I'uoIvIEIIY PELIUY TALLEY SAIIAII IXIEVVIXIAN SHIRLEY TIIORNTIIN lJuIIo'I'IIx' 'l RIzN'I' new Q52 ' 1 4 qs 3 1 5, . .1 IJOUGLAS IJUDSON ANN IIuF121NEs . FRANCES ILYNDY' NANCY YUUNLL BETTY' Cox ..... 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Vice-President PAUL BEAVERS .... .... rl AYCLYSIIVLW' COlX'IlXlIT'llEE CI IAIRMEN RUSSELL ClLOUD, Presideui Aim lluflincs, Progrmug jimmy Faircloth, Tmffc mul Fireclrillg lewel Bramc, Socialg Charlie Bob Oliver, Pzzlnlicityg Christine Clark, Point Systemg Robert Somers, lflfays mul Meazzsg Martha Lamb, House mul Groumlsg and Gilbert Smith, Lost ami Fozzml. .5 Q Ji PM, .gzzclenf Urganizafion 1.5 cc!! Me Ofdllllll LOVVELL fvn l Q 'V I l 4 2 fi CLASS PRESIIJENIS 3-4' A l ' l lJONNlE Gfxnnlsow .....,.. jzzzzior Prcsizlwzl LARRY lXlClJOWELL ..... I:7'L'Sl1HllIH Pregifluzzt JERRY lXllcB1mvEn ..... Soylzmrzora Prcsiflczzt clERALD KING .. ..... Senior Prcsiflufzz HOME ROOM REPRESEN'l'A'l'IVES First row: Alma Lctclmwortlm, Ken llcmmml, Clcnn Clark, and 'lack Vllurc. Second row: Eleanor Rolucrts, lXl2ll'lC llnpkins, Pauline lXlcCollum, Lois Cates, uncl Don Comer. Tlzinl FUIUZ Eclclic Ruscuc, Wwlcy Borluncl, lxlilton Xvurc, Forrest Pnwcll, Sonnx' VVilliums, Wg1x'11c llanclv, llouvlus Dodson, and immv llurclv, Cllllllflllllll. . . F7 - . . am! GILBERT SIVIITH . . . ....... President JEFF RoBERTs .... . . .Secremry-Treasurer RAY SNIPES ........ ...... l lice-President SYLVIA LIEBSCHER .............. Lilararian illembers: Tommy Bello, David Candler, Sarah Clark, Maurice Garrett, Swain Hamlet, Hugh Seott Ilester, Donald llinson, Robert Holmes llunt, Donald jefferson, VVilliam King, Harry Knight, Sylvia Liebseher, Eddie Martin, Larry McDowell, Billy joe Moffett, E. B. Moore, Donald Moriele, Jack Nichols, Richard Page, Eddie Baseoe, Jeil' Roberts, Lowell Roberts, Frankie Smith, Gilbert Smith, Rav Snipes, Ronnv Somers, Bobby Stewart, Lawrence Strange, jerry Turpin, Johnny Turpin, Claire VVilliams, Reuben VVoodall, Bob Young. iitwf' 7-:W ,pw lsiuiisi, l3r..xr-iustiim ..... ......... l 'resident llixiiix.-tru ST,x1.vrfY . ..... . . . ...... l.ilmo'iau Donorin' llitxoiiasom . ..... .. .,.. Vice-l'rusitlenl B.uux.um ANN C.ux1ea . . ....... Publicity Agent l',llGliNli Blur ......... , ..... Secretary-Treusrarer PM' l,ul rx' . .......................... Pianist illeuilrers: Barbara Ann Allen, La Verne Benlielcl, Paul Beavers, Isabel Blackburn, Craig Blackburn, ,lane Brarlner, liugene Bray, Billy Bray, Barbara Brown, Peggy Bunton. Barbara Ann Carter. Franklin Carter, VVynona Carter, Sarah Childrey, Pete Chaney, Mary Lou Clark, jonathan Clark, Peggy Covington, Don Comer, Betty Cox, R. A. Cox. Jr., Marilyn Dixon, ,lack Davis, Richard Feagin, Peggy llall, Giles Hall, Ilelen llaynes. Virginia llaythe, Dorothy Henderson, Ilugh Scott llester, Mary ,lim llendrix, Gail llolderby, Marie llopkins, Nancy jones, Sammy Jones, lilsie Laster. Pat Lewis, llelen Lowe, Pat Lufty, Mary ,lane Martin, Billie Ann Maus, ,lean lzlilabeth McCollum, ,lean Carolyn McCollum, jimmy McDonald, Annie McKinney, Mary Lou Montgomery, Betty Moore, B. Moore, Betty Gwynn Moore, Valorie Moore, Donna Lee Moorelield, Emma Sue Neal, Sarah Newman, Kitty Oliver, jane Palmer, Doris Robertson, Betty Ann Ross, Reva Ann Sasser, joyce Saunders, XVilma Saunders, Rebecca Sheets, lililabeth Small, Marion Small, Sarah Smothers, Barbara Stalyey. Billie Rae Stone, Cereldine Stone, llilda Strickland, XValter Sharp, Miles Stadler, Dorothy Trent. Sarah jean Trent, Ridelle Troxler, Elizabeth Vernon, lidith VVells, Ann XVest, .Xnne Xllhiteheacl, Claire NX'iIliams, Sonny kllilliams. Clorida XVootlalI, Peggy XVright, Pitt VVillrerson. fee CM MAA CM file 1'1gi1leo11s 1111' hoizi 11s ll 111111. .ep,m,,.,l,S AlAIt'I'IlA LAMB .... ....... I 'rvsicleizl B. A. Cox .... ..,I.l'L'llbX1ll't'l PEGGY VVRlu1r1' ..... . .. .l icc'-President llli'I I'Y Cox .... ..... I '111111s1 IIELEN Citrix' SMITH ............ Secretary Bussiaia, Cioun .... ......... S !lllLflI.'tlLi.'l' ,ll1'u1lvers: Sylyia Baynes, Paul Beavers, Lou Ula Billingsley, Peggx Bttnton, lleheeea Clirismon, Bt-ttx fox, .Xnne l'L'llL'l', Betsy Cihson, Martha Lamh, Cail Pt-gram, Mary .Min Smith, llelen Crux Smith, Peggy xlvflulll, Russell Cloud, Xlary l.. Montgomery, Charlie lloh Uliter, B. QX. Cox, llarleen U'Bryant, Barhara ,Xllt-ii, llugh Q l Scott llester, Marie Hopkins. Mary ,lane Martin, Betty ,lo Gwynn, lorrest louell, lat l.t-mis. SJW Mm t'r'H '. l ,l'1.mna jauohs. A . BARBARA ALVERSON ............. President HELEN l'lAYNES ........ P1'ovr11n1 Ci111ir111t111 -5 BOBBY BATCLIIIEE . ...l'ice-President BARBARA CARTER .. .... Book fwill1ll'H1L1l1 PEGGY CTOVINGTON .. ......... Secretar' PATTIE CQRIFFIN ....... Pulzliciry Cjllllifllltlll l BARBARA TIRENT .... .......... T re11sz11'er BETTY Lou PR1Tc1iE't'r .... Social Cjllt1iVHlLlll Alervilrers:Barbara Alverson, Bobby Benson, Eugene Bray, Ila Sue Broun, Barbara Carter, Mary Lott Clark, Peggy Covington, Marilyn Dixon, Bobbie Jean liatmon, Alice Gates, Betty Crirlin, Marx Lee Criilin, Pattie Criflin, Donaltl llarrell, jimmy llarbinson. Robert Harrison, Betty Haynes, Ilelen llaynes. Max llenitt. llugli Scott llestcr, Helen Lowe, Mary Jane Martin, Billy Ann Maus, john Mcliinney, Mary Lou Montgomery. john Morrison, Kitty Oliver, Nancy O'Brvant. Chester Pegram. Cail Pegrain, Betty Lou Pritchett, Bohhx BateliH'e, Jean Band. Billy Robertson, Ida Ruth Schoollield, lYillia1n Strickland. jane lrent. Barhara lrent. 'loinmy XValters, Bill XVhitlow, Kathryn XVilliamson. ofigrary Ul'll0l' IJONALD JEFFERSON IJUROTIIEA LEE SYLVIA LIEBSCIIER RENT LIVIQLY PAT LEWIS BIQTTY VVRAY LESTER LARRY BICIJOXVELI. BILLY RICKINNEY RORERT MARTIN l'Ctl'l'L6lilCf5 REID BIOBLY ELINDA PARKER BILLY JO MOEEET BETTY PASCHAL Bli'I '1'Y JEAN BICCJLINTOCK CTIIESTER PEGRAIYI CYARY LU MILLER EDDIE RASCOE IJUNNA LOU BIUOREFIELD JEFF ROBERTS JERRY RICBRAYER BILLIE ROE STONE SARA NEWMAN RIARLENE SAUNDERS EININIA SUE NEAL VVILIVIA SAUNDERS DEATRICE PASCIIAL LAWRANCE STRANGE OFFICERS RONNIE SOINIERS . . . . . . . ..... President LIUGII CJITTY .... . , .Vice-President JONATHAN CLARK . SARA NEWIUAN . . MEMBERS SIIIRLEY APPLE BARBARA ALLEN JACK ANGEL PAT BRADY TQOMIVIY BELLO JANE BRADNER FRANCES BURROUGHS LA VERNE BENFIELD BARBARA ANN BROWN DOROTIIY LEA CTHAINIBERS JONATHAN QJLARK CJALVIN COMES SARAH SMOTHERS RONNIE SOMERS ELTON TRENT VVILLIAIVI TRENT JERRY TURPIN NANCY' TALLEY IJOROTHY TURNER RIDELLE TROXLER LUIS TALLEY . . . . .Sec1'etm'y , ,T1I'C'f1SllV6I' XAJYNONA CARTER HUGH CJITTY RUTH CRADDOGK SHIRLEY COX JOAN COOKE JIMMY DAVIS BOBBY EGGLESTON BETTY EDWARDS PAUL GILLESPIE BIARY HENDRIX PEGGY HALL VVAYNE LIANDY RUTII WILLIS RIARTIIA VVATTS ANN WEST SUNNY VVILLIAIYIS EDITII VXJELLS GLORIA VVOODALL BETTY JO VVALL BOR YOUNG WW CMI OFFICERS LJRAIG BLACKRLIRN . ..... l,l'L'SiLIL'lIl ROBERT SOMERS . . . . .ViceAl'I'csidcIzt BILLIE ANN NIALIS .. ..... Secretary BETTY MOORE . .'IqI'wIs11I'cI' MEMBERS I CJILLY ANN .ANDREXVS NANCY ARTIIUR PAUL BIYAVEHS CJRAIG BLACKBURN ISABEL HLACKBUHN EUGENE BONDURANT JEWEL BRAME EUGENE BRAY PEGGY BLINTON EDNA BIISICK RIILDRED GANADY RIAX IIEVVITT CSAIL HQJLDERBX' RIARIE HOPKINS JANE KILLY ROBINETTE IRVIN SAIVIIXIIY JONES IJOROTHY KEIXNKJDLE GERALD KING RIARTHA LAMB BARBARA CJARTER SARA ANN CJLARK JOANNIL COX JACK IJAVIS 'JIIXIIVIY FAIRCLOTII ANN FETZER RONALD GREENE JIMMY LIARBISON HELEN HAYNES IJOROTHY IJENDERSON HUGII SCOTT HESTER RIARY LEAKE HELEN LOWE PAT LUFTY PATTIE LYNN RIARY JANE MARTIN JOYCE RIASSEY JEAN E. MCGOLLUM JIMMY AICIJONALD BILLIE NJAUS enior ramaficzi BETTY RIOORE LORENE MOORE BETTY G. IYIOORIZ MARY LOU RiONTG0lVILRY GIIARLIE BOB OLIVER KITTYE OLIVER TOMMIE SUE PALIWER RIIABEL PASCIIAL BETSY PEGRAM GAIL PEGRAM JEAN RAND BOBBY RATCLIEEI5 BETTY SUE ROBERTS ELEANOR ROBERTS LOWELL ROBERTS PERDITA SAUNDERS REBECCA SIIEETS CLAUDE SIIUMATI5 ? 5? -I 1+ r 5 4, Q AIARIAN SMALL ELEANOR SMITII RAY SNIIJES PEGGY VIJALIJLY BARBARA VLRILYYI' IADRIAN XVALKER ANN XVIIITEIIXL,-All CJLAIRE XNVILLIAM NANCY YOUNG -'I 2 Rauf? HPLC! fA6 E8 S .xdcfiuified Cf ,aff l. Bcauty Kings . . . 2. Sluving . . . 3. Faculty at play. . . . 4. He-vivcd Rolnc . . . 5.801110 wing some don't . . . 6. Future Mcsdamcs . . . 7. A King is Born . . . 8. No first lucly . . . 9. Scrx'1111ts to mcn . . . IO. VVIIL1' lmppcn? . . . ll. Digniflccl? . . . 12.'l'nu1m1cl1 study . . . l3.1XtlasU CCPJACCZ4 Douglas Dodson, Clziefg Dorothy Henderson, Nancy Young, Sarah Grifnn, Barbara Carter, Pat Lufty, lla Sue Brown, and Pete McMichael. 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W a 0 Dwbfoll f 27. U' ' lzgfrf -5,.':'-'cg ff. N -, .- .1 'mg fu Ln -'QF RV: Yj 1 ' gAj'c.,. h lf: ' M- .fy ff. A 4 ., .. . . . . J ,. - , , ..h 5? ' -14 .g., 'f-'R ff .,,'4. lr. .u,':., ,. ' -9 '.'v..fv,fa.,.'. 2f. . . I 'ik 4,,qf'ub.q 'z-J. ,gn 41,4 4.1, ,P-li, - ' 1' 4, 'f 'D '02 q w- 4, f 4' 'w fl? -YJ Ffa Q2 WGQILOAQ .-Q .4 :Inq cc -,Y an v. -9. fm, i's,ff ,ju 'mink . 4 Q v 0, 0. 1. -Q, 'dau' -, 355, f - 3 xx, rg I XX A P11 0 l7ifl1-f ogri , OHV A Q M o LMA A First row, left to right: Adrian Vvulkcr, Andy Courts and Pctc Chaney, Co-Culntuinsg Ken llowurd, lllvid -Ioncs. Second row: Paul Bcuvcrs, Alvin Cooke, Craig BlllCkbLll'I1, -lolm Citty, immy lfuircloth, Clmrlcs Roystcr, and James Shrcvc. LPA , B-fy 'X 3- I I xg ,I X 5 x I t Q , x f 1-'QQ' ,g f x A First row, left to right: Betty Moore, Barham Trent, Ruth Evelyn Shumutc, Betty Grey Sticrs, Sammy jones, Joyce Massey. Second row: Anno Fetzer, Ann Ilufrincs, Captain: Nancy U'Brynnt, Surah Ann Clarke and Isulucl Blackburn. Not in picture: Pcrdita Saunders. Puge Fiftm-five - if Cldegaf .,,: A 'Y f F , i , if g 'G :WA I' 'll diff by ,br 5' NB: f ff, J ., i, . - -.FF V: '- , - ze ff V , , ,wwf f we gf' liifl xusw v at ,gnu . 25 Uh we A ww 1- is f A ' ' . W - , . -f. 'H , fi 'w4?fv f, M: M QW? , . , , .0 ,. . 1',,'m-A qqwaiwfi .rr tg.,-,EL ,'H A J. t gpmqwyw-f., x 'f fffq. ' First row: james Dunevant, Tommy Hopkins, David jones, Bobbv Sh Dnkqii., , s, 1 umate, it it osttr, Donald llarold. Second row: Arlen McKinney, Lindsey Walker, Russell Cloud, jimmy jones, .lack Stadler, Gilbert Smith, Wesleyi Borland, Milton Ware. Third row: Coach Ralph Gillespie, Bobby Pritchett, Craig Blackburn, Ronald Greene, Curtis Stadler, Elmo Mutkins, Alvin Cooke, Sammv Somers, John W2lI'HCl', Andy Courts, Manager, Bobby Harrison. 1 yfiix' , 4 v.. Cjoac ed ana! gdldidihd First row: VV. Knight, Assistant llmcmtlxlll Cfmclmg XVcslvy llfnlzuml mul SZIIUIIIX Sinners, Co'Cuptnins ol' lbotlmllg Couclm Clcorgc Vwngliclcl. Svcmzzl row: Pctc Cllzlncy uml Amly Courts, Ql0fclLll7l2Ill15 ul' limp' lhxlxctlmglllg Couch lloy lszmcsg -lolm XA!1lI'l'lL'I' uncl Alvin Coulw, Ql0ClLlIJllllI15 ul llgm-lmllg ,Xnn llulllncs, Captain ol Girls' llzlslwtlmllg zmcl Clouclm II. l,. llulmcs. l w 1 M mm if if 9952 '14 I sf Q? .l W HJ lb A ' ' fi'- 51- N. ff- ag 21 'VAX .1 Ken llowurcl, Captain: Pat Brncly, Paul Bcuvcrs. and -lolmm Clurlxc. I S 0 f Q CL H1 9.417 X LEHdER5 Ifonsons fenu fue tm5 PR Lntaue s , mnscofs Dom mQnt5 4 4 4 RENOCAHI 1950 1950 VIXHE VVINNER, RLINNERSUP, AND Escoms Front row: lla Sue Brown, -loyce Massey, li'!l'2lIlCL'5 BLll'l'0LlghS, Hin R.H.S.g 'lounne Sl1cl'icla11, and Anne Fctzcr. Buck row: John x'VLlI'l1CI', Cluudc SIILIINQIIC, Eugcnc l3UI1dLll'LlI1f, Ummlnl Kloriclc, and Pctc Clmncx. J J r ea OZIOFJ of fA8 A011 Aeaff CLIQCJ? Uflllli First row, left to riglzt: Ken Howard, Golf Team Capfrzixzg Douglas Dodson, Chief Alarsliul :md President of lirenclz Clulrg David Jones, Presicieizt of Al01l0gTIl1H Clllllf Larry lXlcDowcll, Iireslznmiz Presiclenlg Billy WQIIC, Future Farmers of America Presirlezztg Martha Lamb, President of Bible Clulzg Gcrarlcl King, Senior President. flliilille row: Craig Bluclclvurn, Senior Dmmzztic Club Presiileizig Ann Huflincs, Eniitor-ii1'Cl1ief of RIZNOCAIII and Girls' Bnslcetlmll Cupmirzg Perdita Saunders, Associate Editor of HENUCA1-115 John C3!le6l6!0l 6 8 Qgd, Jfepri ,Q ZPKLIU---SMOLLETT 123 i,fQaS5n 9' -352-.3UUU' Warner, Baseball Captaiug Betty GIiH:lD, President of Future Houzenuakers of Auzericag Anclv Courts, Co-Captain Boys' Basketball. Tlziral row: Donnie Garrison, junior Presialentg Russell Cloud, Student Orgauizatiozz Presifleutg Isabel Blackburn, Glee Club Presidentg Bonnie Somers, junior Dramatic Club Presialezztg Jerry lVIcBrayer, Soplfzomore Presidentg Eleanor Smith, Latin Club Presialentg Barbara Alverson, Library Club Presidentg Anne Feuer, Chief Cbeerleaclerg Pete Chaney, Co-Captain Boys' Basketball. ...auf SPONSORS 'W' if 'mr' First row: Eleanor Smith, sponsored by Ken Howard, Captain of Coll' Teamg Mary Lou Clark, sponsored by Alvin Cook, CofCaptain of Baseball 'lieamg Nancy Arthur. sponsored by Douglas Dodson, Chief Marshalg Christine Clark, sponsored by Anne Fetzer, Chief Cheerleader. Seeoml row: Sammy Jones, sponsored by Ronnie Somers, President of -lunior Dramatic Club, Barbara Stalvev, spon- sored by Eleanor Smith, President of Latin Club: Shirley Cox, sponsored by Larry hlellowell, President of Ninth L49 fo LLAQ E014 y0lU 8785 CHQ 7 f-J? fl f rf f K I6 ' J fl i r Q 1 'QQ XAQW' ff!!- if Grade: Sarah Newman, sponsored bv Gerald King, Presi- dent of 'I'welfth Grade. Third row: Helen Haynes, sponsored by Donnie Garri- son, President of Eleventh Grade: Alma Letchworth, sponsored by David Jones, President of Monogram Club, Norma Saunders, sponsored by Anne Hullines and Perdita Saunders, Editor and Associate Editor of RENoeAi1Ig Betty Carr Glass, sponsored bv Anne Huflines, Captain of Girls' Basketball Team. 14na5Aamec! Aid Leaufy 5611100 - - RUTH PWTER S P O N S O R S ,35- 'G' First row: Betty Moore. sponsored by Pmussell Cloud, President of Student Organizationg Barbara Alyerson, sponsored by Betty Griffin. President of FHA. Club: Dot Smotbers, sponsored by Craig Blackburn, President of Senior Dramatic Club: Joanne Sheridan, sponsored by Billy Ware, President of F.F.A. Club. Second row: Mary Vllallace Apple, sponsored by Douglas Dodson, President of French Clubg Sylvia Baynes, spon- sored by Martha Lamb, President of Bible Club: Betty .2 i lean BlcClintocl4, sponsored by .lolin XYarn of Boys' Baseball Team: Piutli Craddocls. Jerry McBrayer, President of Tenth Crade. Tliird row: Helen Lowe, sponsored by burn, President of Clee Club: Betty Crillin Barbara Alyerson, President of Library Club r 1 i 'i er, Cio-Captaiii sponsored by lNlll7Cl lglmllilx' . sponsored by 1 lewel Brame. sponsored by Gilbert Smitb. President of Band: .Xnne FCIILI, sponsored by Pete Chaney and Ant Captains of Boys' Basketball Team. y Courts. Clo- 1 K 4 First row: Dot Smothers, Ioanne Cox, Betty Grey Stiers, Betty Sue Roberts, Betty Gwynn Moore, and Robert Somers. Second row: Russell Cloud, Betsy Pegram, Iohn Carter, Edna Busielc, Sara Troxler, Mary Catherine Fuller, Herbert I-looper, Peggy Covington, Margaret Willis, and Iune Bailey. Third row: Christine Ilarrison, Charlie Bob Oliver, Mary Lee Griffin, Franklin Walker, Betty Lou Pritchett, Bobby Moore, Helen Barnes, Buddy Gunn and Rebeeea Chrismon. Fourth row: 'lean McCollum, Barbara Trent, Betty Grifhn, Gail Pegram, lVlilclred Canady, Tommy VValte1's, lean Rand and Eugene Bondurant. Center: jimmy Faireloth, Kathryn VVilliamSon, Gilbert Smith, Pattie Lynn, and Lorene Earles. Fifth row: Gerald King, Billie Anne Adams, lXflartl'1a Lamb, Anne Fetzer, Dorothy Kernodle, Bill Brown, lVlary Lealte, Jane Kelly, jewel Brame, and Barbara Alverson. Sixth row: Peggy Huslcey, Ieanette Iflorde, Leroy Wzirf, Linwood Chilton, Robert lXlorris, Paul Beavers, and Ann Huilines. rg, V 4 H5 Q 4 Q , i 2, jfe Cyafsa o 7950 DEAR FRIENDS: lf you will give me your kind atten- tion, 1 will relate to you the story of an unusual class-f the most wonderful class that ever happened to leave Reidsville High, we think. Its life continued but four short years, but each one was crowded with fun and excitement. The memories of these days will linger in the hearts of each member of the Class of 1950. Our Class had its beginning in 1937. During the first eight years in school we learned the basic funda- mentals of general education. 1t seems now as if those eight years before high school were equal to eight days, for before we knew it we had advanced to the ninth grade. Those first few days of high school brought a special thrill to all of us. It was in September, 1946, that this group of boys and girls first made their appearance in the halls of Reidsville High. Eugene Bondurant, our president in the ninth grade, was assisted by Thomas Saunders, vice-president, Iimmy Faircloth, secretary, and Curtis Stadler, treasurer. VVe chose as our motto Saying is one thingg doing another , and we chose the ologwood as our flower, and blue and white for our colors. Jewel Brame was a cheerleader for us that year. Lorene Moore, .lean McCollum, and Joanne Cox repre- sented our class in the May Court for the May festival. By the next year, we had become quite familiar with school customs so that during our Sophomore year we were able to enioy more functions and activities of school life. Anne Fetzer became a cheerleader that year. Seven boys and girls worked for R.H.S. on the different school teams. Perdita Saunders, Anne Fetzer, and Evelyn Smith were in the May Court in 1948. A mighty event, too, was Field Day, when the Class of '50 took top honors. Elsie Vawter was our president, David Jones, vice-president, Shirley Krites, secretaryg and Bedford McAllister, treasurer. Next came the Junior year. Adrian V1'alkcr, our president, led us through a very eventful year. lle vvas assisted by jimmy Jones, vicefpresident: Alma Letchworth, secretary: and john Carter, jr., treasurer. Miss Crace Frazier was our counselor. The highlight of this year was our Junior-Senior Banquet, featuring May Time Reminiscences. Several students won acclaim in different contests. Patty Lynn won the D.A.R. award for writing a good histor a er. Charlie Bob Oliver won a State French V P p I - V award, lV1artha Lamb, honorable mention in State French contest, and Betty Crey Stiers was Field Dav winner. Christine Clark served as Chief Marshal. Carrying the Daisy Chain we claimed as our special privilege, for it was our part in the Graduation lixerf cises. At last came our Senior year with all of its dignity and importance. VVe began to feel our superiority over the other classes. Gerald King became president, Curtis Stadler, vice-presidentg Betty Cwynn Moore, secretary: David Jones, treasurer: and Miss Anne VVootton, ad- viser. Russell Cloud was elected president of the Student Organization, and Paul Beavers, the treasurer. Anne Huffines and Perdita Saunders took the top honors on the RENOCAHI Staff, and Margaret VVillis became hos- tess of the high school radio program. VVe Seniors feel now that the helpful guidance of our friends, teachers, and principal has prepared us for the hardest years to come. Yes, the Class of 1950 is a remarkable one. Having studied in and having graduated from Pteidsville High School, this class will have to become famous. IEAN RAND ur Skining efigkf In the distance a light is shining, We see our goal, for it is waiting. It is the light at the end of our wavg It is our victorv, our glorious dav. The light awaits with a challenging call. A call with triumph for us all. A crown of success we would attain If we give our service, we shall reign. To R.H.S. who gave us our start, We regrctfullv state that we must part. We leave all our thanks, all our love: May she ever be blessed from Him Above. -Russrsu. CLouD Page Si.xtvffii'e i 1 ulaerfafiuefi N? Q first row: -lezm Nlelfollum zmcl Billy W211'C, lgigf mgest Tazllzucrsg .Iolm Citty uncl jewel llrzune, Biggest lflirtsg Ann llulllnes and Russell Cloud, Best-All' Iluzzml. Page Sixiyfsix Second row: lXllary Leake and Claude Shumute, Best Lookirzgg Christine Clark and Eugene Bon- clurunt, Most Intellectualg Reuben Woodall and lvlill'gkll'CI Willis, Ufittiest. uloerfafiuea ,,,,,,, ' a .g.Q.l A ,Hi 1 ....- 'llil lmizi 2 ..,x S 4. Q NK-, Q , --.V . 1 .Am A . X 'WK 1-1 in-q -..,...... , , Il QQ 3, t . -1 M I 9: .' -4' I , . . , 4' I ' M , ff f' R x nl .+f,.v 4-3,4 v 1. I 'X.'- Q First row: Jack Davis and Betty Gwyn Nloore, King, illost Popzllizrg Betty Grey Stiers lllkl -limmx Most Tnlezfztecig Gilbert Smith and Gail Pegrum, limes, Most fltlzleticq -lU2lI'll1CclOXL1IlCl Alvin Gmke, Best School Spiriterig Billie Ann Adams and Charlie Lnziest. Bob Qliver, Biggest Bnlniesg Ann Fetzer and Gerald Page 51x11 wi r I1 rap ec? of Cfaafs o 7950 lt's 1960! Here we are in Reidsville, North Carolina, at Falcon Airways, which is owned by Bill Brown and Charles Canady. The huge plane is warming up for Miami Beach to take the Class of 1950 to their reunion. This lovely resort was chosen for the reunion because of the cordial invitations received by each member of the class from multi-millionaires Dewey Paschal, Her- bert Hooper, and playboy Herbert Lovelace, who have fabulous summer homes there. Robert Somers and Jimmy Faircloth, co-pilots of Constellation, are aided by June Bailey and Virginia Hash, very capable stew- ardesses. Oh! Yes! The plane was designed by Gerald King, one of our very successful classmates, who is making a name for himself along with Henry Lee, in the field of engineering. Our newspaper staff, which cannot miss a minute of this glorious event, has arrived. Charles Bob Oliver, editor of the Reiolsville Daily News, and his staff: Barbara Trent, journalist, Jane Kelly, features editor, Helen Lowe, society editorg and Gilbert Smith, reporter, seem to be taking care of all the news. Doctor Peggy Huskey is here with her secretary, Betty Sue Roberts. Jean Rand is a nurse in Dentist Dickie Foster's office. Dieticians Helen Barnes and Betty Dishmon, from Baptist Hospital, are finding out about Martha Lamb's work in the research laboratory at Walter Reed Hospital. Peggy Covington and Marilyn Dixon, pediatricians for a huge hospital out West, are busy talking shop Their hair looks lovely. I wonder if it was fixed by beauticians Mabel Paschal and Jeannette Horde. Well, here come Ronald Greene and John Citty, owners of Mademoiselle Model Agency, escorting their chic models, Betty Gwynn Moore, Jean McCollum. and Betsy Pegram. Following them are ministers Paul Beavers and Russell Cloud, with church workers Ann Huffmes, Lorene Earles, and Gail Pegram. Three cheers for the athletes! Here are those popular softball stars: Rebecca Chrismon, Mary Elizabeth Trent, and Betty Grey Stiers. They are followed by Curtis Stadler and John VVarner of the New York Giants, Alvin Cooke and David Jones of the Yankees. It was announced in yesterday's paper that Adrian Walker and Craig Blackburn have signed contracts with the Bears. Andy Courts is so valuable to the Dodgers, they just won't let him go. Milton Ware, Claude Shumate, and Pete Chaney, football coaches, are discussing their favorite teams. It seems that they have a winning team this year. That's good! Our teachers are arriving. Dorothy Smothers and Margaret Willis, primary teachers, are chatting with Jimmy Jones, principal of our.dear old Alma Mater. Betty Griffin, the French teacher, is admiring a dress that home economics teacher Betty Lou Pritchett made from one of Pattie Grifhn's designs. Christine Clark and Eugene Bondurant are now teaching mathematics at Reidsville High School. Perdita Saunders is teaching physical education here. Robert Morris and Franklin Walker are civil engi- neers in South America. With them are their secre- Page Sixty-eiglzt taries, Billie Ann Adams and Mildred Canady. Behind them is psychiatrist Wesley Borland laughing and talking with his secretaries Anne Fetzer and Joanne Cox. Pattie Lynn and Barbara Alverson, the commercial artists, have just arrived on the field. Sara Troxler, designer, is talking to Kathryn Wil- liamson, who owns the Dress Shoppe. Hooray: Here comes the Navy. Sailors Bobby Moore and Bobby Jones are walking down the aisle behind Admiral Buddy Gunn. Who is that coming toward them? Yes, it is Billy Ware, who owns a beautiful ranch in Montana. Looking for their seats are Marvin Williams, VV. T. Meadow, and Aubrey Ware, who have made good at farming. Our famous pianist, Jack Davis, has just returned from one of his European tours and is now boarding the plane with his manager, Sammy Somers. Ascending the steps is Linwood Chilton, manager of a grocery business here. His assistant manager is Robert Collins. Leroy Warf is also manager of a busi- ness here in Reidsville. Talking with him is Tommy Saunders, who owns a furniture store, and his book- keeper, Dorotheene Bennette. Dorothy Kernodle aids Tommy's customers in selecting their furniture. Oh, there is John Carter, president of the North Carolina Agriculture Association, descending from his limousine with two very attractive secretaries, Mary Leake and Alma Letchworth. We heard that Jimmy Marks has opened a shoe shop in Leaksville. This modern shop was designed by Tommy Walters and built by the Feagin Construc- tion Company, operated by Richard Feagin. The distinguished young man in the dark blue suit is Donald Moricle, a famous lawyer, who recently won for his client a tough murder case. Judge Sam Arthur presided at this much publicized trial. Donald is dis- cussing a legal matter with lawyer Bedford McAlister. Jewel Brame is telling Bedford's secretary, Lorene Moore, about some of her many cases and how she won them. Here comes that never forgotten Jack Benny fan, Reuben Woodall, who is now a radio comedian. To add to the entertainment of Reuben's program, Preston Simmons is featured as pianist. They may be heard over NBC every Thursday night. Well, with the housework, marketing, and last good- bves to everyone, the housewives are arriving. There are Shirley Krites, Christine Harrison, Mary Lee Griffin, Mary Catherine Fuller, and Jane Brown chattering away as mothers and housewives will do. ' With everyone looking forward to this trip with much anticipation, we are on our way. GAIL PEGRAM XMARILYN DIXON Proplfretesses ian lgiafauife 1930 IIRANCIQS Buuuouczlls SA. .liar 'Mi VVe, the Senior Class of 1950 of Reidsville High School, Reidsville, North Carolina, being of sound mind and sounder body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. ARTICLE I Section 1. To lX'lr. Lipscomb, Mr. Anderson, and all the teachers, we leave our deepest appreciation for their patience and understanding. Section 2. Wie extend our sincerest thanks to Miss Kate Conley for making this annual possible. Section 3. To Miss VVootton, in appreciation for the many services she has rendered us during the year as our adviser, teacher, and friend, we express our most'sincere thanks. Section 4. Upon the class of '51 we bestow the 'joy of Seniorhood, the dignity, as well as the responsibilities. May your Senior year be filled with happiness and success. ARTICLE II To the students of Reidsville High School we leave the following: Section 1. Bobby Jones leaves his love for his studies to Bill Frye. Section 2. Russell Cloud's desire to be a friend to everyone is bestowed on anyone running for ollice. ' Section 3. Thomas Saunders, John Carter, and Herbert Lovelace will all their girls to Billy VValker and Charles Roberts. Section 4. Billie Ann Adams and Charlie Bob Qliver bequeath their babyish ways to Tommy Sue Palmer and Tom Martin. 4 Section 5. XV. T. Meador and Jane Kelley will their carrot tops to Vllesley Manley and Sarah Smothers. Section 6. The appetite of Leroy XVarf is bestowed upon Johnnv Turpin. ' Section 7. Upon Buck Ilolderby, to further his suntan, the brown spots of Gail Pegrarn and Gilbert Smith are conferred. Section S. To WVanda Dixon, Helen Barnes leaves her undying love for baseball games. Section 9. Jean Rand, Bettie Sue Roberts, and Dorothy Kernodle will their love for music to Barbara Carter and Joyce Saunders. Section 10. Upon Sarah Newman and Giles Hall, the artistic abilitv of Pattie Griffin and Betty Gwynn Moore is bestowed. ' ' Section ll. In hopes that she won't need it next year, Margaret VVillis wills her college algebra book to Nancy Young. Section 12. Bobby Moore and Aubrey VVare leave their wav with girls to Pete Peters and Phil Carroll. Section 13. The congeniality of Tommy VVa1ters is left to lilton Trent. Section 14. Dot Smothers wills her love for red hair to Reva Ann Sasser. Section 15. Alma Letchworth and Helen Lowe bequeath their love for Rcidsyille High to Betty Moricle and Pat Lufty. Section 16. VVith Betty Moore, Ann Hufbnes and Martha Lamb leave their liking for laughing. Section 17. Anne Fetzer's cheerleading, basketball ability, and her love for football players she confers upon Joyce Massey. Section 18. The athletic ability of Pete Chaney, VVeslev Borland, Alvin Cook, and Jimmy Jones is bestowed TIPUII Ken Howard, Rooster Royster, and Tank Hardy. Section 19. Jewel Brame and John Citty leave their love for flirting to Carrie Lou Miller and Calvin Combs. Section 20. Andy Courts and Henry Lee bestow upon Douglas Dodson their shyness around the weaker CFD sex. Section 21. To Ken Howard, Paul Beavers leaves his ability to warm benches at basketball games. 1 Section 22. Jack Davis wills his speed Cin running, of coursej to Hunter Sheridan. Section 23. Upon Peggy hf'IcDaniel, Betty Grey Stiers bestows her love for bashful boys of Reidsville Iligh. V Section 24. Linwood Chilton confers upon Glenn Clark his love for Leaksville. Section 25. To Feet Hooper, Robert Somers wills his seat on the football bench. Section 26. Gerald King leaves his love for loafing in the halls at lunch to Peggy Talley. Section 27. Upon Pete McMichael, Alfred Rivers confers his curly hair. Section 28. Sarah Troxler and Patty Lynn bequeath their specs to anyone with weak eyes. Section 29. To some boy who likes baseball, John YVarner leaves his spot in center field. Section 30. Dewey Paschal wills his love for Concord to James Gunn. Section 31. Becky Chrisinon, Lorene Moore, hlary Eliva- beth Trent, and Dot Billingsley bequeath their love for' softball to Ruth Shumate, Barbara Hooper and Louola Billingsley. Page Seven I y CU1 li f6ll'l'L2l'li Section 32. Dick Feagin leaves his Latin grade Cwhich isn't muchl to those who follow. Section 33. The good looks of Craig Blackburn and Claude Shumate are hereby bequeathed to Marvin Bondurant and Doc Grogan. Section 34. Her love for short boys, Virginia Ilash leaves to Frances VVashburn. Section 35. To Betty Robertson, Mary Lee Criflin wills her love for the Smiths. Section 36. Lorene Earles bestows upon Gaye Shumate her love for Fords. Section 37. Sammy Somers and Jimmy Marks bequeath to Ronnie Somers and Jimmy Davis their places on the gridiron. Section 38. Upon Bobby Ratcliffe, Buddy Gunn and Robert Morris confer their love for pretty girls. Section 39. The dark hair and winning smiles of Barbara Alverson and Betty Griffin are left to Mary Anne and Betty Gray Smith. Section 40. Christine Clark and Marilyn Dixon will their cheerful dispositions to Eleanor Roberts and Betty Cox. Section 4l. To Peggy Ilall, Jean McCollu1n bequeaths her blond tresses. Section 42. Her repertoire of jokes, Jeannette Horde be- stows upon Nancye Arthur. Section 43. Peggy lluskey wills her unique driving ability to Helen Haynes. Section 44. Barbara Trent and Betsy Pegram bequeath their good nature and talkativeness to Inky Blackburn and Becky Sheets. Section 45. The quiet and sweet dispositions of Christine Harrison, Mildred Canady, and Betty Dishmon, they leave to Frances Stone and Alma Lee Tuttle. Section 46. Upon Dickie VVare, Milton VVare confers his love for football. Section 47. Marv Leake wills her ability to handle the men to Donna Lou Mooretield. Section 48. To Billy Massey, Billy VVare leaves his talking abilitv. Section 49. The small statures of Robert Collins and Frankie VValker are left to John McKinney and Billy McKinney. Section 50. The last fifteen minutes of the lunch period, Joanne Cox bestows upon Eleanor Smith. Section 51. Kathryn XVilliamson leaves her love for French to Sara Griffin. Parlez-vous francais? Section 52. Their baseball ability David Jones, James Dunevant, and Curtis Stadler take with them. Section 53. Dickie Foster leaves his love for women to Leo Nloore. Section 54. Ronald Greene bequeaths his hydro-matic drive to Bus Number 14. Section 55. To Lois Paschal, Catherine Fuller leaves her love for the mountains. Section 56. Ilis skyscraper iigure, Donald Moricle be- queaths to Julius Medley. Section 57. Mabel Paschal and Peggy Covington will their ability to see the bright side of life to Peggy XVright and Sylvia Baynes. 'Section' 58. To Frances Handy, Perdita Saunders and Jimmy Faircloth leave their love for Reidsville High baseball games. Section 59. Eugene Bondurant bequeaths his ability to make brilliant remarks in class to Jerry h'lcBrayer. Section 60. Their dependability, Jane Brown and Edna Busick leave to lla Sue Brown and Marie Hopkins. Section 61. In hopes that it won't give him as much trouble, Bill Brown and Charles Canady leave to Vllayne McKinney their English Hundlmok. Section 62. June Bailey bequeaths her love for Gordon Jenkins' Again to Nancy Bailey and June Cobb. Section 63. Their gentle nature and neatness, Shirley Krites and Betty Lou Pritchett bestow upon Irene Parks and Ann VVest. Section 64. Adrian kfValker leaves himself to anyone who will have him! Section 65. Preston Simmons' remarkable scholastic abilitv is left to Marian Small. Section 66. His ability to keep quiet while others are talking, Reuben XVoodall wills to Lowell Roberts. Section 67. To Hilda Strickland, Dot Bennett bequeaths her extreme height. Section 68. Sam Arthur leaves . . . well, iust leaves! ClVe hope.D Signed and sealed by Martha Lamb, Testatrix Wlitnessed by Miss Anne VVootton, Adviser. Gerald King, Class President Russell Cloud, President of Student Organization GREETINGS and BEST WISHES ymdmnnq gm OF auuwaza aayh sam l ll II K Y S I ll I K I nn AMERICAN lumen cummmv Compllments of Tobacco Market an D S V I L Chamber of Commerce REIDSVILLE d REI LE An where...An time You Trust its ualit ln this hook are pictures of the friends whose companionship has made your years of study happy and memorable. We hope that Coca-Cola has added some small measure of enjoyment to your lighter moments-that Coke has been a friendly part of your most pleasant gatherings. Wherever you go, whatever you may do, you will find that a relax- ing moment now and then always helps you get the most out of life. And whenever friendly refreshment is in order, you can count on ice-cold Coca-Cola to make any pause The Pause That Refreshesn. l Ark fb' it eitlzef 'way . .W . bath trade-llzarkf 11164111 ffze .fame thing y HEIIJSVILLE FUCA-EULA BUTTLINE EUMPANY u 1 If mlfaam ,mlm . . N The value of the telephone isn't just the calls you make. Sometimes the calls you receive are even more important. You'd miss a lot if the telephone Wasn't there. Just on calls you make, the telephone's a big bar- gain in convenience, secur- ity, success ancl good times. When you add the calls you receive, it's an even bigger value. ,T SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL from THE REIDSVILLE REVIEW Make it a date! Read THE REVIEW regularly UFC 214 THE LAURIE SHOP Womerfs Apparel 121 S. Scales St. Telephone 1773 PINK M. HOOPER Mutual Insurance Agent Amos Building Phone 193 Reidsville, N, C BRowN's 8z FARMER,S WAREHOUSE Tobacco looks better and sells higher Photographs of Quality T HROCKMORTON STUDIO CoTToN's GROCERY See Us for MEATS, GROCERIES SANDWICHES KEARNS R. THOMPSON FRESH DOUGHNUTS Realtors SOFT DRINKS Phone 201 CITTY FUNERAL HOME REIDSVILLE Modern Funeral Chapel AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 1918-1919 GROCERY CO. Red Band Flour REIDSVILLE, N. C. ge Seventy-six Reidsville Jewelry Co. Your Gift Corner and Time Square with GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING Crmgrafulufiorns From DOUG 81 GERRY at HALE'S SODA SHOP VVh l'l' Young Folks' IWW! To Eaf 713 N. Scales Street REIDSVILLE, N. C. Meet four Friends at qTl,e Style Center lz'1'eryfl1z'11g for the Modern Miss With Best Wishes From Reidsville Furniture 4 You Get the Most for Your Money MANN'S DRUG Company COMPANY Wh6'7'6 Most Folks Buy REIDSVILLE, N- C' PHONE 61 WIMPY'S ADAMS ELECTRIC Try OW COMPANY Delicious HAMBURGERS SCALES STREET ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS REIDSVILLE, N. C. Page Seventy- e LUCKY CIT CONGRATULATIONS TO REIDSVILLE HIGH We are proud of our High School-the records its students have made in the classrooms and on the athletic field. They reflect ciedit on the faculty. WILLIAMS 81 COM The M4 Co 1111111 SALES SERVICE FM RADIO STATION Extends Congratulations to the Graduating Class of Reidsville Hig May your l1lfc's pathway be as smooth as FM Izfstenz7ng.' DAILEY,S RIVERS FRUIT Srom I'1l'll'ifS and Vcgrftfzlnlffs in Season i 129 Scales Street PHONES 200 AND 21 Phone 722 THE CLASS OF 1950 IS 3896 Baptist 25? Methodist 215k Christian 996 Presbyterian 742, Other Denominations BEAR UD LIONS Page Seveztu 1 109 THE GIFT SHOP SARAH IRVIN JENSEN 634 Main Street REIDSVILLE, NURTH CAROLINA Clyde Jones Service Station ONE STOP SERVICE Phone 212 REIDSVILLE, N. C Compliments of POWELL'S GROCERY Hring Your Clothes to SPRINGS DRY CLEANERS Cash and Carry TRY OUR SERVICE COLE'S JEWELERS SALES AND SERVICE 222 Settle St. Daniel's Appliance 81 Jewelry Co Norge Appliances and Complete Line of Jewelry I Phone 1981 Meet Your I'l'I'Z'C71d.S at THE HAZEL SHOPPE KEY'S SUPERETTE FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES Quality, Service, and Price Settle Street Phone 10 0 1.. Blaylock,S Auto Supply Co. Your Nloforola Dealer Scales St. REIDSVILLE, N. C. Carolina Mercantile Co. Dealers in High Grade Home 1?Zl.I ll'Z'Shi'HfjS REIDSVILLE, N. C. A. A. WALKER Heating and Plumbing .I. C. PENNEY CO. Reidsville's No. 1 Store You Always Save at Pc1111ey's Phone 80 O. G. POWELL Jofem clown We got 'em Wentworth Street TEXACO GAS and OIL HUSKEY'S MOTOR SERVICE DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer ROCIIINGHAM TAILORS 103 South Scales Street Schaeffer Made to,Order Clothes COLONIAL STORES. INC. Tops in the food parade REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Page Eighty ' Service Barber Shop Let Us Serve You If I'ltyS fn Lonff l'l'1'H DR. J. DOUGLAS JACOBS CiiimiP1cAc i'1c' llldA1,'l'H Sl'1lCVl4'l'I Amos Building' 238 Scales St. Tel. 833 Phones: Res. 11553-.L Office 172 C'onl11l1'n11'nfS of ED' A' GUNN Olllll Slll'l'l,ll'IS llll 'l'S ANI! liU0lx'x ROSE'S sTA'1'1oNi-gm' 5 Un thc Monument Square C-' C- C Phone 19 Reidsville, N. C N evvnam's Market We Deliver Complete Food Store Phones 338 and 339 HOPKINS and MOORE SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 377 The subject which is most popular among the members of the class of '50 is English. Social Studies and Typing also rank on the popularity list. The favorite color of most of the class of '50 is blue with green a close second. ln the athletic realm of the facts and figures, baseball ranks first among the seniors. Football and basketball also are well-liked by the class. For Prompt and Courteous Service FITZGERALD'S ESSO SERVICE Phone 1845-J DeLANCEY'S MARKET MEATS 8: GROCERIES Phone 284 CAROLINA APOTHECARY Phone990 Clark's Furniture Company New and Used Fnrnifzzrc lVc Huy Used fCIll'iIl'lilU'C 112 Settle Street HOLDERBY RADIO SHOP Radio Sales and Service PHONE 65 HUDSON 8z LESTER HARDWARE CO. Wall Paper and Paints Page Ifiglzii 'Oll FOR HIGHER PRICES SELL YOUR TOBAOOO AT BANK OF REIDSVILLE 7 S North Carolina's or Oldest State Bank LEADER'S SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT WAREHOUSES REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA We Appreciate Your Patronage Compliments of SMOTHER'S WAREHOUSE The Monegr Box BELK-STEVEN S COMPANY Reidsvitle's Leading Department Store PHONE 530 F resh Pasteurized and Grade A Raw Milk PINE HILL DAIRY Phone 644-R REIDSVILLE, N. C. Eiglztyfhvo CLOUD PONT Your 657 South Scales Street REIDSVILLE, N. C. Phone 1913 I A C Dealer Compliments of HOOPER AND MOORE Clothes for Men Complete Line of Men's Clothing and Furnishings BIG BILL BOTTLING COMPANY DUUBLE COLA 'GNN n WH Sh ::.,L..,. - 1 5 1 1 5 - - -i f - f?+- f,unur amy, 4 ' 5 Y, ,,,l. llllllllllll II. STIIHIS and CIIIIIPHIIY Compliments of A FRIEND if 1 Compliments of HASTINGS FURNITURE CUMPANY lafxlf I 'I I I REED-ERE S PHI TEHY Creators and Producers of Fine Printing Quality Printing With Guaranteed Satisfaction 176 North Scales Street REIDSVILLE, N. C. Phone 1897 RADIO STATION WFRC 1000 WATTS 1600 KILOCYCLES PART OF THE LIFE OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY 17 Daily Hours of Good Lisfenirng COUCH'S FUEITS SHOP Styles of Today with a Touch of Tomorrow PF Phone 1450 S C Compliments of JCI-INSON BROTHERS, INC BELVEDERE Coffee .Sl701D REIDSVILLE N C. KIKER gl YOUNT, INC. W. B. KIKER, P 1'es1fde 11f General Contracting REIDSVILLE, N. C. INSURE no BUSINESS WITH WWHW ,Sf ,f ff ff? I f Z! X OF . , , E if 'At' REIDSVILLE THE REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Man Who K nom' ' . '::-,:,:,. 'Z .' ' fir. A. ' '- ,ii 13.5 ..,. .U . . 5A,,...' Page Ezghty sel en I Your FI mol cum E sms X 25 SCALES STREET f l B X Rfeidsville's Leading Jewelers McCOLLUM'S Wlzvrc' you find H10 Bvsf Grocer Phones 82-84 F. B. Kemp REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 'HS' Flowers For All Occasions THE ORIGINAL SELF SERVICE PIGGLY WIGGLY Gilmer Street G A B L E ' S Fon CAROL KING DRESSES REIDSVILLE LAUNDRY COMPANY, INC TW' DRY CLEANERS YUKON'S BEST FLOUR SANITONE R. M. GILLIE 413 Phones 414 I For Your Insurance Needs LEINWAND,S ' See Styleufncl Quality DEWEY H. HUFFINES Witlzout lE.l'fl'fll'lIglllI.C8 1 'WOIVIACK ELECTRIC AND RADIO CO. GARDNER SUPER MARKET RADIU Avcsssoxclms AND REPAIRING 509 Harrison Street Phone 424 Make it a Point! Always Buy Your Supplies at The Student's Supply Store lhzgv Ifilglzly ciglzl If you have a bad fire Call Fire Department If You Want A Good Ono Call Us Reidsville Ice 81 Coal Co. REIDSVILLE CAMERA SHOP CAMERAS-CAMERA EQUIP1vmx'r Film and Developing Phono 1805 24 Hour Scrviue GRAHAIVPS, Inc. SMART SCHOOL CLOTHES Telephone 48 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SHORT SUGAR'S S. Scales St. U-WASH-IT LAUNDRY Nerf I'Vf1sh Day Try Us Across The Street From The Bus Station C'0HI1lI1-Hl6'7IfS of DONNA LEE BAKE SHOP C,'fJlll1l1l'HIz HfS of S'COTT'S 56 and 10c STORE KING AND LEE ESSO SERVICE Agvnfs for STANDARD OIL PR0DUCTs Phone 222 Reidsville, N. C Page Ifighly-zzirle Electric Service LIGHT HEAT POWER REFRIGERATION If's One E1-QSP71l'lfIl That Doexwf Rise in Price Serving fhe Piedmont Carolinas HARRIS MGTOR COMPANY Cadillac -- Oldsmobile East Market Street Phone 319 UNITED DEPARTMENT STORE The Friendly Store of V alaes I Ninely WL. 1 f i Q 1 W, wl 31 'S L W 3 Y l W N N x .1 IACE'S Jewelry-Gifts Our Store Is Noted for Quality Merchandise and Expert Repairs Buy Iliammzds H ere zwiflz, C071 fl-flC IIC'0 SHORT ORDERS SEA FOODS Conzplinzenfs of ,, A. B. HOOPER MILLER'S GRILL PLATE LUNCHES STEAKS Plumbing and Heating REIDSVILLE, N. C. WII,KERSON FUNERA1. J. J. NEWBERRY HOME Sc, l0c, ZSC Store Ambulance Service L Phones 486-487 New Laundry ana' Dry Cleaners, Inc. ONE CALL 5 3 CLEANS ALL WASHb1BlE6E -3212122-Q Phone 303 5'5I'F 440 S. Scales St. REIDSVILLE, N. C. Page Nimzefm- ze E'IZf67'tCli7Li'l2,g You That Our Business When You Think of ROCKINGHAM S goof, S MIDWAY DRIVE-IN H. CARLTON CRADDOCK DIANA SHOP HEATING AND PLUMBING Phone 783-J REIDSVILLE, N. C. Fashions At A Price 117 S. Scales St. REIDSVILLE, N. C. FIX'IT SHOP For Gulf Products See HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES CHILTON AND MCKINNEY Model Builders Supplies We Can For And Deliver Blke Repauls Phone 914 7 N. Scales S Phone 223-W CARDINAI. CI.EANERS The House of Qzmlfifgf' Compliments of Daily Maid Bakery FINE PASTRIES-CAKES t BREADS Phone 38 196 N. W. Market St. Phone 1547 We Deliver GROITIP BROS. POULTRY Dressed Daily Fryers and Hens Corner Main and Sprinkle Sts. C0'm1JliTIZ6'llIS of MCKINN EY GROCERY Inge Nil1Ulj fll'lJ F V I I 4 E if For Homes Beyond the Mains Use Hi-Therm Bottled Gas for Students! Meet Your Friends Cooking-Water Heating Refrigeration -at- North Carolina Gas SWEET SHQP Corporation , REIDSVILLE, N. C. DR. W. T. FERNEYHOUGH EYE-EAR-NOSE-THROAT Professional Building Phone 650 GARDNER DRUG COMPANY Ozmzed by LINK BROTHERS Phone 14 and 15 Page Nirzctyftlzrcc Qs 'fd ' Niuuly-fr Jlfl' - EDITOR'S NOTE: The staff of your 1950 Renocahi hopes that it has given you a yearbook which in later years will be a complement to many happy memories of R.H.S. To all those who have rendered many invaluable services-the photographers, the -faculty, and especially the adviser, Miss Conley-the staff extends a very hearty Thank you. ANN HUFFINES-Eflimr-U1-F11M' PERDWA SAUNDERS-Assoc' 1.11 fr Iidzhn' Purge .Yixzuti-fire R n Qfiulocgwzlvbf f -A----rf-M . 5 ,I , , - .,...,,4W.M,,.2... am., ,MA WA kv E ' ' W 4-Q,,,..g.f ,L , ,,,,,g,,4 wg .....,,-ua.A,,,,..5,Q iM,f',. Mmm ww ,... .ww-vga , 3 f 5 A I , A. hw 1 V -1 ' 'Wi ' I Iftfw ..,-....,,,. V ,S X- 4 my ,, - I r, .X . I4 an , .+P W Mx , N... 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