Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1953 volume:

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'I Ll I ShE The SENIOR EIASS P b 1 d by REIJSVIHE SQPLOOI fkeuclsvnfle Non,fhCARof1NA 953 GY..-'rx ' mf- A - L , 7 lwisffff , ' - .fn l .ff-455W T- ' X :ff Jr? 5 seg-1 bl is ' ' Zh WWMQT 7 0v6,.,C54W fyaa if -if W Maw ,ar Z7 . fl I I I I I . I J 7 Y I ff X .JZ , ,.+ Wmwmw C9.2ea0,e.af I 1 , r 2 Z' an ddfztlw 5,- fjlw .Sli -1 Page Three KO! .glzee .9 .gjingv Page Fcmr DEDICHTIOU Because of her understanding ways, her undying patience, and the fact that we shall never forget her, nor cease to love her, we dedicate this, our RENOCAHI of 1953, to Miss KATE CONLEY. SM 'I' 'XM 535: 415 JA! gqlk X fyk J .r Kg! V C Page Six FQ, eniora CLASS OFFICERS CLeft to riglztD BOBBY WILKERSON ..A...,.... President WILMA SAUNDERS ,,...... Vice-President LARRY MCDOWELL . ....... . Secretary WILLIAM TRENT ..,... ..,. T reasurer MISS ANNE WOOTTON Y. COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: Blue Iris Morro: Knowledge Comes, but Wisdo111 Lingers mcob Left: JAY HOFSESS Bight: DAWN ANGEL . . Adviser I NORMA IEAN ALVERSON HI., French Club Cl, 21: Editor of La Pcndule C215 Bible Club CID. Favorite Song- Delecarto g Favorite Pastime-Dating and eating: Favorite Expression- MV Goodness! Left to right: lean, lack, Shirley. eg 2 1 eniora JACK DELIXNO ANGEL HDELH French Club C215 junior Dramatics Club CID: Senior Dramatics Club C-lil: Delegate to Tar Heel Bov's State C3D: Lion Backers Club C115 Chairman of Lost and Found Department C451 Nem- ber ni: 'Student Council Favorite Song- One Mint Iulipug Favorite Pnstime-The sports world: Fttvorite Expression- I-Iolv Mackeral! Snnu.EY ANN APPLE TooTs junior Dramatics Club Cl, Zjg French Club CZ, 31 Clee Club C3jp Monogram Club C3, 459 Cheerleader CZ, -UQ Superlative-Most School- Spiritecl Favorite Song- You Belong to Meng Favorite Pustime-VVatchin,q peopleg Favorite Expression- Come off that stuff. Page Seven wa1 A' ,gg EUNICE VERNELL l3As1-IAM VERNELL French Club CZ, 3, 4D9 Bible Club C3, -U3 Chairman of House and Grounds Committee C41 Favorite Song- Make Me a Bless- ingug Favorite Pastime-Being with Ptalphg Favorite Expression- MV Good- ness! r, fm . 'WWW A THOMAS RAIXION BELLO TOMMY Latin Club Cl, ZDQ junior Dramatics Club C115 Senior Dramatics Club C2, 3, -lj, Treasurer C4Dg Library Club C2, 3, 41, Treasurer C31 Vice-President C-lj, Publicitv Committee C4Dg Band Cl, 2, 3, 4Dg Superlative-Most Tal- ented C4Dg Kev Club C41 ' Favorite Song- Don't Be That VVavl'g Favorite Pastirne-Paintingg Fa- vorite Expression- That's crude! ff ' : E-'-Ie' 1.33, S 'lf' b X . an W M A MXN V G 5 1 l Page Eight is oft-W REBECCA LAVERNB BENFIELD IKVERNEY1 Latin Club Cl, 229 Iunior Dramatics Club Cl, 21, Class Treasurer Clk Li- brarv Club C4Dg Clee Club CID. Favorite Song- Stardust g Favorite Pastime-Listening to other people talkg Favorite Expression- Good Gosh! Front row: Eunice, Carlton, Tommy. Middle row: Barbara, LaVerne, jane, Donald. Top row: Pat, I. P. eniord 'G -W JAMES PAUL B1LL1NcsLEY HJ PH Latin Club Cl, 21. Favorite Song- l'll VValk Along 5 Favorite Pastime-VVOrking5 Favorite Expression- Yes, indeed-,i. BARBARA ANN BROWN BARS French Club C2, 31, Assistant Editor of the La Penrlule C315 lunior Dra- matics Club C115 F.H.A. Cl, 2, 3, 41. Song Leader C31, Historian C215 Glee Club Cl, 21. Favorite Song- MV Hero 5 Favorite Pastime-Listening to musicg Favorite Expression- For goodness sakesf' JW, EINIILIE JANE BRADNER ,lAN1E French Club CZ, 31, Vice-President C315 Glee Club Cl. 2, 315 F.H.A. C2. 3, 41. Secretarv C315 Bible Club C3, -lj, junior Dramatics Club Cl, 215 Senior Dramatics Club C3, 415 Library Club C41. Favorite Song- Auf Weiderseh'n, Sweetheart 5 Favorite Pastime-Obserw ing people, Favorite Expression- VVho, me: CARLTON LEE BROWN liHUNKYl, Delhi High School, Delhi, Canada: Glee Club C115 Band Reiclsville High: Football Manager C3, 41. Favorite Song- One Mint Iulip 5 Favorite Pastime-Driving and eating: Favorite Expression- That's for sure! 5 PAT FOY BRADY P. BRADYH Latin Club C115 Glee Club C415 Baseball Cl, 2, 315 Sports Editor of RENOCAHI C415 State Golf Champion C415 Giftorian. Favorite Song- I See You In MV Dreams 5 Favorite Pastime-Hunting and playing gOlf5 Favorite Expression- hcume off that. DONALD LEE BROWN DoNN1E F.F.A. Cl, 2, 3, 41, Treasurer C31, President C415 Chairman of Ways and Means Committee C415 Key Club C41. Favorite Song- Alwavs 5 Favorite Pastime-Huntingg Favorite Expression - What you say? 15 f Page Nine gm is LUCILLE ALBERTA Burmoucus LUCY French Club C2, 315 Bible Club C415 lunior Dramatics Club Cl, 215 Library Club C2, 3, 415 F.H.A. C11. Favorite Song- You Belong to Me 5 Favorite Pastime-Going to movies5 Fa- vorite Expression- Welll My cow. OTIS EARL COBB HIOEH F.F.A. Cl, 215 French Club C2, 515 Monogram Club C415 Football C2, 3, 41, Captain C41, All-State Honorable Mention Favorite Song- Anytime 5 Favorite Pastimeal-leading5 Favorite Expression - Aw heck! '55 4 ? ,'Pagg ,Teri FAXON DAVID CANDLER 'fED1soN Band Cl, 2, 31. Favorite Song-Mendelssol1n's Sonato No. 65 Favorite Pastime-Repairing radios, playing the piano, composing, and oil paintingg Favorite Expression- GOOd night! Svrvm JOAN Coorus HCOOKIEH French Club C2, 315 junior Dra- rnatics Club 'C115 Library Club C315 Bus Driver C3, 415 F.H.A. C115 Traffic Fire Drill Committee C31. Favorite Song- If You Would Only Be Mine 5 Favorite Pastime-Having a big time5 Favorite Expression- I ain't done nothing! WYNONA Anmun CARTER ,NONA C Latin Club Cl, 215 Iunior Dramatics Club Cl, 215 Senior Dramatics Club C3, 415 Clee Club -Cl, 3, 41, Presi- dent C415 F.H.A, C2, 3, 41, Reporter C21, Parliamentarian C315 Home Room Representative C315 Bible Club Cl, 3, 415 Secretary of Student Council C415 Features Editor of Rrsnocam C415 Superlative-Most Dependable C41. Favorite Song- Because 5 Favorite Pastime-Music5 Favorite Expression- Crumb! DONALD RAY Colvusn .rDON,, Latin Club Cl, 215 Home Room Representative C115 Vice-President ot Sophomore Class C215 lunior Dramatics Club Cl, 215 Secretary of Class C315 Monogram Club C35 415 Clee Club Cl, 2, 315 junior Varsity Basketball Cl, 215 Varsity Basketball C3, 415 junior Var- sity Football C115 Varsity Football C2, 3, 41, Captain C415 Baseball C3, 415 Lion Backers Club C115 Superlative- Most Popular C415 Historian C415 All- State Honorable Mention C415 Key Club C41. Favorite Song- You Belong to Me 5 Favorite Pastime-Redd Street5 Favor- ite Expression- Aw heck! 5 xl Romsnr Avram' Cox, ja. HBUDDYH U Latin Club C21, Vice-President of Class C31, Bible Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, Treasurer CI1, President C41, Clee Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, Chairman of Lost 'nd Found Committee C-11, Key Club U, Favor, ' Sung- I'd Rather Have Jesus , Favorite Pastime-Ierking sodas: Favorite Expression- VVhat cha know? Seated: XVynona, David, R. A. Otis, Ruth. Standing: Ioan, Don, Shirley, Lucille. F'be Siimuay Cox HSIlIR.LEYn Latin Club Cl, 21, Monogram Club C2, 3, 41, F.H.A. Cl, 21, Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 41, Social Committee C2, 41, Home Room Representative CI1, Busi- ness Manager of RLNOCAHI C41, junior Dramatics Club 'Cl1, Senior Dramatics Club C2, 3, 41, Bible Club C3, 41, Social Chairman C41, Ciftorian Favorite Song- Auf Weidersch'ti, Sweetheart , Favorite Pasrime--Sleep- ing, Favorite Expression- Ohl No! Q RUTH ELLEN CRADDOCK RUTH Iunior Dramatics Club Cl, 21, Vice- Presitlent C215 Senior Dramatics Club C3, 41, French Club C2, 31, Artist of La Pemiule C31, Social Committee Cl, 2, 3, 41, Chairman C2, 41, Delegate to Cirl's State C31, Editor-in'Chief of RENOCAHI C41, Marshal C31, Superla- Eive-Best All-Round C41, Ciftorian 41. Favorite Song- With a Song in MV Heart , Favorite Pastime-Sketching, lljavoeite Expression- Thats really een, eniord l 'S , 7.5 X 1 C, v Page Eleven 'H QV infix?-.. JAMES EDWIN DANIELS ..ED,. Favorite Song- NVheel of Fortunen: Favorite Pastime-Hunting and flsljingl Favorite Expression- You'Ie not yusto kiddin'! if 4 ROBERT HEWITTE DRUINI HFIEURKEYH Monogram Club C2, 3, 455 French Club CZ, 31, Librarv Club C3, 45: Football CZ, 3, 41, All-Conference HSD, All-State Honorable Mention C41 Favorite Song- Make Believe , Fa- vorite Pastime-Travelingg Favorite Ex- prcssion- XVhatl ite QP-ve' lXlORRIS EARL DYE UREDH Favorite Song- Dear john , Favor Pizstimc-lust looking and listening' Favorite Expression- Dad blame it! fp ':- .. ,. W A ? Z 4 6 , 5, 1 l, 9 ,E Page Twelve Q, fe L rl ,, ,zany E .gf ,, U Y . 1 i Hi, R .. li Seated: Marie. Smndingz Edwin, Bobbie lean, Paul Bcckv, CoLart, Pcggv Io, Bobby, Mor- ris. eniora BOBBIE JEAN EATMON HJEANIEH F.lfl.A. Cl, 235 Librarv Club Cl, 2, 3: French Club CZ, 3, 433 Bible Club CZ. 3, 4jg Lion Backers Club Cl, SD. Favorite Song- If God Lift Onlv Young Favorite Pastime-Dating-going placesg Favorite Expression- Real1vI PAUL SHELTON FITZGERALD Fin Favorite Song- Tu Each His Uwnu: lwlvorire Pasllme-Going Lu Rufhn: Fa rorite E,X171'ESSi0H-ul draft belivve it! .-gr-5 -'Ui N -we x vs- fr .iff FRANKLIN Comm ELLINGTON UCC-,ZH Supcrlative-Best Looking QU. Favorite Song- You Belong to Meng Favorite Pastime-Talking and womenp Favorite Expression- No stuff, Dick Tracy! PELQLA' -In Ctxixiniuw ,Io Latin Club C2 lg Bible Club 513, -Us Home Ruurn Fiep1'c':t'iitatii'c- C213 Li' brarv Club l-lj, Linn Backers Club CIW Favorite SUIIXQ-NSI,1TlCH'l'lCl'C Along the KVav : Favorite Pastinze-Eatinq and talking: Favorite Expression- Eekl A bmi .fn--x 5 'XW 'Tp. ALICE MAME FERGUSON HPEEH French Club CZ, 31. Favorite Song- I Went to Your Wedding g Favorite Pastime-Dating and singingg Favorite Expression- Isl REBECCA XVINDSOR GANN BEcKx ' French Club CZ, SQ. Favorite Song-Hlnclian Love Call Favorite Pastime-Riding around: Fa vorire 'Expression - Aw heck! 554 Page Tlzirteen N. -I' 'QA .EK u Q, v X' Iv WWW ' J -IUANITA CZARNER NWA French Club CZQ. Favorite Song- AImost g Favorite Pantitiie-Ridinv around: Favorite Ex- gil IJELORES -IEAN CiATES Lois French Club CZ, -Ijz Bible Club C3 41: Home Room Representative QIQ. Favorite S0112- So1newherc Along I7l'g'5lffI1-'-'lAXX' In-ek! tI'e VVav g Favorite Pastime-Plaving .IAMES ROBERT CiROCAN. III ,IiMixix ' Baseball Manager QID: Latin Club tl. 25: -Iunior Dramatics Club QI, Zjg Senior Dramatics Club C3. -U: Social Clininiittee C-U: Snapshot Editor oI RENCCAHI Q-I-fl: Monogram Club CI. 2. 3. -I-jg 'I4raI'Iic and Fire Drill Coin- mittee QI, 2, -lj: Kev Club Favorite Song- You Belong to IXIe g Favorite Pastiiize-Dancing: Favorite Expreisioii- Yes, sith! 17? 4 I Page Fozirteeti rezorclsz Favorite Fxwessioiz- Oli, mv wars! XVILLIAIXI EDWIN CiLlNN, EDWIN Monogram Club Q-U: Football L3, -If! Favorite Song- I'm Yoursug Favor- ite Pastiitie-Ridingz Favorite Expres sioit- Dad burn right! 1 i .IoixN SHARP CROEE HPUNKH Bible Club CD: Librarv Club C-U3 Ccod Citizen CBD: Lion Backers Club t'I,I: Marshal C32 SuperIative!IXIost Intellectual. Favorite Sorta- Once in Awhilcuz Favorite Pastixize-Eating and sleepingg Favorite ExpressionY Hot-cliggiclv dog! ,Io ANNE CWYNN NIO-I Latin Club CI, Zjq Librarv Club KQ3. U, Delegate to District Convention QU: Bible Club CI, 2, 3, -IQ, Vice- President C31 Home Room Repre- sentative C-U: Secretarv to Principal C-Us N.C.I-I.S.L.A. C3, QU. Favorite Song- Stardust g Favorite Pastime-Readingg Favorite Expression - VVeII. I declare. 'K' I asm FRANCES ELEANOR HALL PEGGx ' Latin Club fl, 21, Treasurer C271 Junior Dramatics Club Clflg Senior Dramatics Club LZ, 3, 'lill Nnnograrn Club QI. 3, -lj: Glas Club tl, 1. -LJ: Basketball Cl, 2. 5. 4 rg Program Cmn- mittee Q3. -U, Chairman Q-ljg IQHA. fl. lllz Lion Backers Club Q1 lg Testa- trix FAll'UVllE S0112-Unliiimrilight Sigm- nadeug Favorite Paslinm-l-iial'i1ig, Iwi- rorilc Fvpressiolz- Hi, kids! VVAYNE JACKSON IIANDY HANDY Home Ronin Representative Clllg Junior Dramatics Club CZ, 31g Vice- Fresident of Class Cljg Class President QZQQ Latin Club Qljg RENUCAHI Artist C-U3 Superlative-VVittiest C-UQ Key Club C-U. Favorite Song- VVunClCriiig g Favor- ite Pastime-Eatingg Favorite Expres- sion- Don't let nubodv Jump on val Standing: Jo Ann, Peggv, Marv, Jim, XVavne. Edwin. Luis. Juanita. Stoopin Q: Juan, Jimmv. eniord lXlARY JAMES llENDn1x HJIMN Linn Backers Club Cljg Clee Club Cl, -Up Junior Dramatics Club Cl, Zilg fienicir Uramatics Club C3, 413 French Club CZ, 3jg Bible Club C3, LDL Activ- ities Editor ul' RENOCAHI CHQ Superla- tive-VVittiest C-U. Favorite Song- I'll Sec You in My Dreamsug Favorite Prutime-Swimming, dancing and going placesg Favorite Ex- pressio11- Pteally! Page Fifteen NCJRBKAN LAWRENCE IRIESTER HBRAINSU Latin Club CT Library Club CB, -J: ' LU: N.C.H.S.L.A. C3, -U. Favorite Song- You Belong to MU: Favorite Pastime-Going to a ball Quinn and the drive-ing Favorite lI1Xl7i'CSSlUll-- You'd be surprised! '5 IJONALD FRANKLIN HINSON A'HINS0Nl' Band Cl, 2, 3, -lj, Secretary CZD French Club Favorite Song- Crv g Favorite Pos- tiuze-Plaving ping pong and sleeping Favorite Expression- No stuff! At pimzo: Dottie. Stmnliug: Fact, Donald Donald H.. Paul, Vllaync, Lawrence, Robcrt, Hem' VVLW. Page Sixteen ARCH BOYD l.'lOOPER, IR. FEET Football Cl, 2, 3, 41 All-State H01 orable Mention C3, 4-jg Superlative Most Athlcticg Monograrn Club Cl, ' 3, +I. Favorite Song- Possessecl g Fava ite Pastime -Going to the beachg Favo ite Expression- Bull! eniora an. IVE ROBERT HOLMES l luxi' HC:Ll'l'SYU Latin Club Ll. lil: Libixuw' Club AH. 411 Lind pl. 2 5. -lip Hnmc Rnnni l.iepre,umfuixc QSM Linn Buglacrs Club Llrlq lralbc and Fm: Drill Ci1lIHlllltKL'L' Ll, -lk luninr llrzuuatics Club UW: blunleiu Assciublx' L3 1: Publicitx' Cniu- nutice LEU: N.L.H.5.L.A. QS. 4 iz lxux Llub Cl-U, Fu1'0l'ite Sung--- RlmpanLlx' in Bluwu. Pifwritc Fiutinlie-Fisliiimgz Fururire Ex- inevsixvzz-'lllid gumln XV11.i IAM PAUL L.nuBERTH CnHKx ' LdIY!l1AiClL1lJ Ll. ZQQ Library Club CIS, if NL.H.5.L.A. 449, Favorite Song- ln ilu- Gnnd Old Summerrime 1 Favorite Pustime-Hunr ing and bsbingg Fmwrife E,X'lJl'b'5SlUl1- 'Xl1 slhlzimrllu Qs.-X XVAYNE LSLEX' VViLz.uiu Bazcball Q3. -Vi, Klunngruxn Club 43, 43. Fluorite Song- Sdn Antnne Ruheuz Fiuorire Pustiuze-Baseball: Flll'UY'1fC EA'- pvessicvz- Xev:r liuiuicnf Dorim HE.-x LEE DoT'rlE H-arkcrball lil. 2, 5, -lv: lxlnnngram Club lil. 5, -lil: l:l'L'I1Cl1 Club lil, 31: Field Dax' Xxlll1I1t'l' gljp Librarx' Club ll, 5. -I 2. PWJQIXIIII Cbairingm Q-lil: Stutc N.C.H.S,L.fX. llclugfile Lil. District lfclcglatc lj. -lil: lunini' Drainatics Club Ll. lil: Scninr Urulnatics Club CS, -l J. Sccrutarx' lf-lj: llnms Rnnm Picprcscnt- .1Iu'c C-lil: Linn Huclwrs Club C1473 Ntuclunt Awwinblv CQ-lj: Supcrlzllivu- blunt zlxll'llULlC KN-lil. lfuvnritc S-'mg- Bc: Mx' Lnvenz Vu- wfrilu Pmlinlzc'-Spnrtx .anal trvimj tn sing, l i1i'urilc ljxpl'v.'5wim1- Ynur un! jp Q. .yy TV 1 GAT C.. ,..-. M, rv' A I 6' i-14 Nx Dow ALD ELLXIORE ,l EEEERSQN IAHORNV' Latin Club CI. Zjp Radio Commit- teu CS, -U, Chairman C-U: Band Cl, 2, 3, -U, Drum Nuinr Q-lil: Clue Club lX'l,ll luniur Driunatiw Club QI, Zi: lxvv Club lf-1 1. Favorite Song- l'll See Ynu in MV lfreziinsllz Fu1'ov'ite Pusfinzeffllancingp Fu1'ni'i1e Expremiolz- Cn, Katlll lil.IZABE'I'I-I XVRM' LESIEH HHli'IAI'Y U'nAx ' Latin Llub lvl. Zall I5.ll.A. fl, 2, 3, 45. Ticafurcr C-U: Librzirv Club Q2. fl, -ll, Prngrani Cnnunittec Q3j. Bunk Cbairman VU: N.C'.H.S.L.A. Ql, 3. -lj: luninr IDU-lIl1dIlL'5 Club CI, lil: Linn Bankers Club flll. Fzfmrile Song- Deep Purplcng Fu- Vorite Pusriuze-Lialcliing In radio .incl reading: Fm'rn'ite lfxprexiiwz- 1-Xrc' vnu lxicldiligf' f FQ, Page Seventeen KNOX KENT L1vE1.i'. III HLATISSIMUSH Latin Club Cl. 215 Vlunior Dramatics Club Cl, 215 Senior Dramatics Club C3 41, Best Actor C315 junior Varsitv Football C215 Varsitv Football C35 415 Good Citizen C315 Traffic and Fire lfrill Committee CZ, 3, 41: Kev Club C41p Monogram Club C35 41. Favorite Song- Somewhere Along the Wav 5 Favorite Pastime-Shooting billiards5 Favorite Expression- Excuse me for protruding! BETTY JEAN lxflCCLINTOCK HPEGGYU lunior Dramatics Club C115 French Club C21. ' Favorite Song- Because 5 Favorite Pasti-me-Dating johng Favorite Expres- sion- Goodness gracious! We Nw, IAINIES CALVIN LONDON, IR. MCALVINYY Library Club C35 41: N.C.H.S.L.A. C3, 41: Bus Driver Favorite Song- CrV 5 Favorite Pas- liuze-Driving and eatingg Favorite Ex- pression- Aw, go home! PAULINE ISABEL lXlCCOLLU1NI HPAULINEH Home Room Representative C115 French Club C2, 315 Clee Club C2, 31. Favorite Song- You'll Never Walk Alone- 5 Favorite Pastime-Reading and music: Favorite Expression- VVhat do you think? . Page Eighteen RALPH LEE MASSEY ICCORNDADDYY, F F.A. Cl, 2, 3, 41, Secretary C2, 31, State Secretarv C415 Bible Club C415 Official Delegate to N.C.C.D.S.C.C. C315 Marshal C315 Lion Backers Club C115 President of Student Council C415 junior Rotarian C415 Kev Club Favorite Song- Lonesome, That's All 5 Favorite Pasti-me-Dating Euniceg Eavorire Expression- I don't remem- er! ANN CAROLYN lVICKINNEY 'AANNH French Club C25 315 Superlative- Most Talented C41. Favorite Song- In the Carden 5 Fa- vorite Pastime-Reading and paintingg Favorite Expression- Well! .Y -iv ROBERT DARWYN AlCDONALD DoNNxE MAC French Club QQ. EW: Basketball Cl, l. 3. -V: Klviioslrmn Club C3. -lil: Li- irarv Club Q-li. Fm'ur'ite Sung- Forgetting Younz frfrorite Pnslime4Plax'i119, records and ikrening to radio: Fnrorite Expression- 'Nu kidding. Sam Spade. who gave ilu rhc Clucfn A v9 I JMX Civil .2-4' L ll.2?'i lFLl1l,Y X be xilil: e e ll eniorfs 1'- Van is - GE mf., i liien l.,-xwnexce AlCDOW'ELL, ln. I.ARRx ' President of Class lilly Latin Club fl, 2j, President Q21 luniur Dra- miziiu Club QI. Zqll Student Cuuncil Ll. 3 i, Treasurer Q3 ig Baird Cl, 211 Clare Club Kid, -ljg Fnnrball CZ, 3, -lij. All-Stdtfj llLJ11ul'al3lC Alcrlfiull C-big Baseball C-l P: Nlnnograni Club C3, -U: Rex' Club Q-lj, Treasurer C-lj. Furorite Sung- Tuxedw lunctinnnp Favorite Pizstiuie-Spurtsg Favorite Ex- prcssionz- Balieel Dieu' XVERNON blCKINNEY '-Jew Klmwgixiiii Club Cl, 2, 3, -Us Cheer- leader lil, 2, 3, -ll, Cliief if-Hg EFA. I l, 2. 3, -U: Supcrlative-Moet Schunl- Spirited Ci-ll: Kev Club C-lib. Plllillfllff' Smlgl- Yuri Bclung, to bleu: I'l11'm'ire Pustime-Leaksville and danc- ingg Fizmritc Expression- Great ,clubs ul' gimme grease! Quuleil, left tu riglzt: Hillv. l.urrV. Smmliugg: Peggy, Kent. llrilpli, llwniiic, Calvin, Pauline, Ann. l.xJ fb ,fx Page Nineteen JOHN lXlICHAEL MCKINNEY USACKH Favorite Song- Once in Awbile' Favorite Pastime-Going to Leaksvilleg Favorite Expression- Gimme a weed! HOWARD REID lVlOBLEY, IR. UREID BEAD Latin Club Cljg Lion Backers Club C135 Band Cl, 2, 3, 42, Secretary-Treas urer C31 Vice-President C439 French Club C2, 331 junior Dramatics Club Cl, 25g Traffic and Fire Drill Commit- tee Cl, 2, 3, -U5 Kev Club Favorite Song- I'll Sail MV Ship Aloneng Favorite Pastime-Datingg Fa- vorite Expression- Quit, foolg I ain't but twelve! Tl XHVFN Q I 'I CARY LUCY lVlILLER LUCY F.H.A. Cl, ZDQ Latin Club Cl, ZD- lunior Dramatics Club Cl, 255 Basket- ball Cl, 2, 419 Lion Backers Club CID Favorite Song- You Belong to Me Favorite Pastirne-Dating. swimming knitting and dancingg Favorite Ex pression- Tl'Iat's what you think! . .V fx.- 6, xr' Yr I Standing: John, Billy joe, Reid, limmy. Seated: Leon, Dona, Cary Lu, Emma Sue, Barbara. X H5 C X H ,X eniorri l l A at . , Page Twenty XVILLIAIXI JOSEPH BIOFFETT BILLY JOEH 1 Latin Club Cl, 22, Vice-President CI2: Junior Dramatics Club Cl, 22: Senior Dramatics Club C3, 42, Band Cl. 2, 3, 42, Publicitv Agent C22, Presi- dent C-U, Misfits C3, 42: President of Class C325 Chairman Trafhc and Fire Committee C425 Point System Com- mittee C42: Student Council C3, 42: Presidents Council C3, 423 Iunior RO- tarian C421 Superlative-Most Unfor- gettable C-42: Key Club Favorite SongJ'RhapsOdv in Blue , Favorite Pastinze-Cuttin' Beausementg Favorite Expression- Don't let it go to vour head! DONA Lou lXlOOREFIELD UD. L. Lion Backers Club C125 Iunior Dra- matics Club Cl, 22: Senior Dramatics Club C32g French Club C2, 32: Clee Club Cl, Z, 32g Runner-up in Beautv Pageant Favorite Song- The Very Thought of Youll: Favorite Pastime-Being with XVilbur, Favorite Expression- Serious lx ' BARBARA ANN lXlOORE l3OBB1E Basketball CZ, 32. Fluorite Son ea1ousv Favorite 1 ' ,2- I F 3 1 . Pastime-Reading, Favorite Expresston -..Hi!t, LEON OSBORNE MULLIS ULEONEYH South Fork High School, VVinstOn- Salem. Camera Club Cl, 225 Science Club C12. Reidsville High: French Club C325 Football Cl, 2, 323 Monogram Club Cl, 2, 32. Favorite Song-Hlambalaya COn The l3avou2 , Favorite Pastime4GOing to the Drive-ing Favorite Expression- I'm saving up coupons to get one of those! 47 K A awe 41 j1tv1ix11E ALVIN MOORE HIIMMIEH F.F.A. Cl, 2, 3, 425 Football C2, 32g Baseball C42. Favorite Song- Ianibalaya g Favorite Pastime4Sports and ridingg Favorite Expression- Is that sol ' EMMA SUE NEAL SuzzrE lunior Dramatics Club Cl, 22: Clee Club Cl, 2, 32: F.H,A. Cl, 22, Latin Club Cl2g Librarv Club C2, 32. Favorite SongJ'Deep Purple , Fa- vorite Pasti1neMTallting and ridingg Fa- orite Expression- YOu'd be surprised! Page '1 wenty-one Q ' ' -1- -I A -we mph. -.. BENNIE LEE NELSON HBENNIEH Hampton, Virginia: Band C'lDg Foot- ball Cl, 2, 33. Favorite Song- Down Yonderup Fa- crite Pastinze-Loafing, Favorite Expres- sion- llow I'-alli' DORA BEATRICE PASCHAL BEE lunior Dramatics Club Cl, 225 French Club CZ, 319 Librarv Club C-U. Favorite Song- VVhV Do I Love Young Favorite Pastinze-Movies and dating, Favorite Expression- Aw now! ew-.. me , ' N 'T I IANE ELIZABETH PALMER JANE Latin Club Cl, 21. F.I-LA. C131 lunior Dramatics Club CID: Senior Dra- rnatics Club C2. 3, -lil, Best Actress C311 Bible Club C-lib, Publicitv Committee C-PDQ Glee Club Cljg Basketball Cl, 2. 3,i-ll: Monogram Club C-U, Lion Backers Club CU: Propbetess. Favorite Song- TenderlV : Favorite Pastime-Visiting Sumter and swim- ming, Favorite Expression- Big Deal! ,,,. . A , f R ELINDA LEE PARKER HLINDAH French Club C2, 3Qg Lion Backers Club C159 Junior Dramatics Club Cl, 22: Basketball Cl, 2, 3, -Og Monogram Club C2, 3, -U: Cheerleader C-UQ His- Lcrian C414 Superlative-Most Popular EU. Favorite Song- You Belong to Meng Favorite Pastiuie-Going, enioying mv- self, Favorite Expression- Oh, no! CHESTER LAWRENCE PEGRAIXI KENNETH LEE PASCHAL 1-IAWKEX-E HKINC GEORGEH French Club C3, 415 Bible Club CID, F.F.A. Cl, 2, 3, -U, Bus Driver CS, lunior Dramatics Club Cl, Zjg Librarv -lj. Awarded Bus Driver's Safety Cer- Cl'-lb CU? Mmmgfam Club C3, AUS tihcate C394 Basketball Manager CZD. Favorite Song- I VVant a Full-Time , Fm',0 lfe S0'l2'uG0Qdl'1iQlf1f, I I1'CI'1SHQ Iob g Favorite Pastime-Piiding, Favor- I'fu'0 1f9 Pf15UW9'HUm1U5l- f'15hm2' alld ite Expression- Tell the truth! girls: Favorite Expression- Don't get excitedll' IE QA- Page Twerity-tivrl 2 fiiuxvv envr -if IDU- N V i vm. , Q.. ,W if .1p, Wx ex, 'liz H' EDXYIN Al.-XRSTON RASCOE HEDDIEH Lion Backers Club Clit: Latin Club fel, ZW: Junior Classical League Cl, Zij. Hand Cl. 2, 3, -U1 Home Room Repu- sentative CII: Student Assemblv Cl L ,lunior Dramatics Club QI, ZD, Senior llramatics Club L3. -U. President if-l . Class Treasurer Q31 Marshal 2,3 .ta RENOCAHI Tvpist C-U: Library Club L-lil. Program Committee C41 NC.- H.S.L.A. Q-H: Kev Club Q-U, Secretarv C-lf: Member of Presidents' Council Lx-lit, lunior Rotarian Q-U: Superlative- Most Dependable C-U. Favorite Song- Be Mx' Love , Fa- vorite Pastinze-Movies, sleeping. and going Ln the beach, Favorite Expression - KYcll. la cle la! D -9 Aix iffl eniord W., A XVILLARD ROBERTSON lJONALD WESLEY Ross HXRTILLH DUCK F.F.A. QI, 2, 3, -lj, French Club Q2, 32 Librarv Club Fluvofifg Song- Shotgun Boogie , Favorite, Song- Blue Tangoug Fa. Favorite Prtstinze-Hunting: Favorite monte Pnstzme-VVatchinQ TV, hunting Exp,-g55i0,1- XR'h3g yttu doing? and fishing: Favorite Expressi01z- Oh, vou don't say! 'I op to bottom, left to riglztz VVilla1d, Duck, Kenneth, Eddie, ane, Chester, Beatrice, Elinda, Dona L.. -5 , .gg L ' F ' ' I A 5 l Ns l K -- , A Pttgc T1L'C7lfj fl17'L't' f 'V JAMES EHVIN Ross 11MM1E Baseball Cl, 2, 3, 453 F.F.A. Cl, 2, 3, 42, Chairman Supervision Practice C4Dg Monogram Club Cl, 2, 3, 42. Favorite Song- Fool, Fool, Foolug Favorite Pastime-Playing baseball, Fa- vorite Expression- Go, boy! Left to right: Iimmie, Evan, Sarah, Norma jean, Geraldine, Marlene Wilma, Shirley, Lawrence. e n i 0 rd Page Twenty-four 'E lVlARLENE ARVENIA SAUNDERS IAMARLENEY, Junior Dramatics Club Cl, 21, Sec- retary C21 French Club C1, 2Dg Lion Backers Club CU, Monogram Club C2, 3Dg Cheerleader C2, 3, 4Dg Superlative -Best Looking C41 Favorite Song- Auf Weidersei'n, Sweetheart , Favorite Pastime-Dano ing with Gerald, Favorite Expression- Reallv? Wu.MA ANN Sauumsns WrLMA unior Dramatics Club Cl, 213 Sen- ior Drarnatics Club C3, 455 Glee Club Cl, 25, Home Room Representative C2, 4-jg Basketball Cl, 2, 3Dg Bible Club CSD, French Club C2, 3Dg Vice-Presb dent of Class C4j, F.H.A. Cl, 259 Lion Backers Club CU, N. C. Representa- tive of Student Council CZDQ Superla- tive-Friendliest C41 A Favorite Song- I Went To Your Weddin,q g Favorite Pastime-Dating jimmy, Favorite Expression- Is that right? I . EVAN SCHOOLFIELD NORRIA JEAN SIVIITH UIUVENILEH SHoRTY Baseball CZ. 3. 41 French Club C2, 31 Favorite Song- Shotg1.1n Boogien: Favorite Song- Unforgettableug Fa Favorite Pastinze-Hunting and trap- varite Pastime-Drivingg Favorite Ex pingg Favorite Expression- You re fulla p,eg55iO,1- MV gilyodngsglu mud! SHIRLEY GREY SOINIERS HSHIRLI rr French Club C2, 33. Favorite Song- Unfor,qettable , Fa- vorite Pastime-Receiving those air mail letters: Favorite Expression- Great guns! .ffm fu- GERALDINE JEANNETTE STONE t.DEANrv Clee Club CI, 2. 3, 45, Librarian C-UQ French Club CZD, F.H.A. C159 Linn Backers Club CID. Favorite Song- Make Believe , Fa- vorite Pastime-iXlovies, eating and reading, Favorite Expression- Good grief -Tn Y-'17 A SARAH ELIZABETH SAIOTIIERS HREDH C-lee Club Cl, 2, 3, 41: French Club C2. BD, lunior Dramatics Club Cl, 231 Senior Dramatics Club C3, 41, Lion Backers Club Clj, Library Club C41 Miss Colden Lion C4j, Senior Class Song Favorite Song- Stari.lust g Favorite Ptzstime-Dating, dancing, and listen- ing to records, Favorite Expression- Are you asking or telling me? LAWRENCE ORION STRANGE EL RANCHO Latin Club CZDL French Club C3, 45, vlunior Dramatics Club CID, Senior Dramatics Club C2, 3, 45, Band Cl, 2, 3, 41, Vice-President C31 Trafhc and Fire Drill Committee C4D, Radio Com- mittee C-U, Kev Club C-U. Favorite Song- September Song , Favorite Pastime-Singingg Favorite Ex- pression- Aw, clon't shoot me that stuff! 5 Page Twenty-five 15? ,www BENNIE NVAYNE STRICKLAND USTRICKH FFA. Cl, Z, 3, -ly. Favorite Song- I Vllent To Your YVL-ddingg Fuvoritc Pastiuze-Pticling, l'ui'm'ire Fxpv'cssim19'VVhv sum! NANCY ELAINE FIAALLEY BHowN EYES W Iunirmr Drzimatics Club Cl, Zik: i.ri.A. qi, 295 Fi-Unch Clublgl, 2, sp: Librarv Club C413 Bible Clu CED. Q Frwoiliie Song- VVhv Dm I Love luring I'r1i'orite Pzistiarie-Ridingg Farm'- ilu Fxprewin11Y Gi'eat flavlu LEONARD NVATKINS STruCit1.,xNn Bic STRICKH l-.F,A. Cl. Z, 3: -lj, Vice-Prcsirlent '-lj., Chairman ulAConcluct Cuiiiinit- tue C-Hg Baseball CZ, -Up School Bus llriver CS. -lj. Firvorite Song- Down Yonclerwg Fa' wzrirc Pustiuie-Dating and plaving hart-ballg Fiivorite Expression- VVell, I bc cluggoncll' llimuiiir' lXlARGARET FFRENT DOT Glee Club Clj: Latin Club Cl, ZD5 lunirir Classical League Cl, ZH: lunior Dramatics Club Clllg Librarv Club CZ. 3, -lj, Uclcgutc to Di5trict Convention CZ, -lj, Sccrctai'v C-U: French Club C3439 Scniur Dramatics Club CZ, 3, -lj, Scrapbuult Cumtriclian C-U: Aurhur of Class Sung C31 N.C.H.S.L.A. CZ, 3 -li' Frivm-ite So11,2'liMake Believeuz Fa- vorite Pustinze-Laughing and talkingg Fui'01'itc' l:xpi'essi011- Really?' X, Lois IXDELE 'l ALLEY Lois French Club CZQQ Latin Club CID: F.H.A. C151 Glec Club C-Ug Lion Eackcrs Club Clj. Favorite Song- Make Believeug Fri- f11'f1I'ifd Prlsfinie-Rcadirig: Frivoriie Ex- pruuioiz-''Ptuallv? ELTON HTXRBION FFRENT, ja. U-IENVH junior Drarnatics Club Cl. 213 Sen- icrr Dramatics Club C3, -l, Sjg Librarv Club C-l, 'iflg Traffic C-l. SDL Bus Driver C-UQ Cleef: Club C529 Football Cl, ZH. Fmiorite Song- Slaughter on Tenth Ax enueng Frrrorite Pnstime-Flvingg Fu rorire Expression- ls that right? ,Q- Pffiie Tweirty-six S . i ? A n .V fd, G! ,que SARA .lEAN VIARENT US.-XRAH Latin Club tl, ll, Secretarv Cllz luniur Dramtitics Club txlil: Librarv Club Q-lf: Glec Club Ula Supwrlative -Must Lilwlx' tu Succet-tl, Statistician tw. Fiivoritc Song- September Sung , Fiiroritc PiuliuiufRcJc.li1ig and :lecti- ing, Fiirorirc lfxprussioiz- lu tbiit bu? Nl! . - ' - 'C A Q, if V ' livi- Left to riglzt, nfoiiml zlic tullluz Luis, Inez, ll illiam, Sara lean, Nimcv, Elton, Slimiliizqz Lcunard, Dirt, Bennie. . en l 0 P6 'LRHSN sw, x x.-A -4 ' f 5, , T M, lYiLL1AAi luiiiwusi' il'1iEN'r, ll R1iiEi,,1.E INEZ TROXLER LfiJu ' Latin Club Ql, 27, lunifur Dr.mi.itics Club Qlfi, Linn Bticltus Club Qljz Li, brarv Club CZ, 3, 41, N.C.ll.S.L.A. ij, -ll, Marshal L51 l-Lillie antl liiru Drill Cmnmittce LZ, -Us Ftiiirlmll KZ, 3, -l l, All-Stfitc lluiioiuilulc blcntion i-lk, Claus 'lircamiircr Q-lil: Atlvcrtisiiiq Manager till RuNiuc'Aiii K'-l J, Supcrlutivc -Klimt lntclluctutil L-l U, Kliiniigrdiii Klub C3, 4 J, Kcv Club Q-ll, Prcsitlunt tu-ll, Prcsiclcnts' Ciiunuil lflll. l5u1'm'i1c Suizg- lligli Niiiiiiug Fui'0i'- ilu l'ii5liii1c-Vlbiglit liltingp liiiiimiic Lxiliicssioiz- Diuft sticu' uilli tliu 1llLilClL1Cl.u1'5l'l HNEZH l'.l'l.A. fl. 2,21 Club Club Cl, 2, 3, li, Fiviiuli Club ffl, 315 lunior Dra- mgitim Club ll, 241: Sunior Dramutics C lub 1.5, -l i, l,ibr.i1'v Club C-ll, NLT.- ll.S.L.A. in lmiimiiu Sung- Yiiu Belong to Me , lcii'ui'iie Piixliiiiu-rliulkirigz Fiworite Ex- iiavv.iiii1'f Alx' giiiitliit-AA! 'Aff 42' ti A ,l Page Twenty .4 V ya! Ig' SCl'Ull lo ANN TURNER HIGH French Club C2, 3, 4Dg Bible Club C3, 41 lunior Drarnatics Club Cl, ZDQ Librarv Club C41 N.C.H.S.L.A. C4DQ F.H.A. Cl, 21 Glee Club CZ, 3, 41 Favorite Song- You'll Never Walk Alone , Favorite Pastime-just livingg Favofrite Expression- You hate mel 'Q JERRY VVILLIAIXIS TURPIN JERRY Latin Club Cl, 214 junior Dramatics Club Cl, 21, Band Cl, 2, Slg Bible Club C41 Kev Club C41 Favorite Song- I'll Walk Aloneg Favorite Pastime-Datingg Favorite Ex- pression- Hi, Ba-bee! Left to right: David, Dickie, -lerrv, jo Ann, Lois, Betty jo, Alma, Keith, jack. ALMA LEA Turniz 'ATUTTLEN French Club Cl, Zj. Favorite Song- Blue Tango , Fa- vorite Pastime-Riding arounclg Favor- ite Expression- MV time's comingl' 1 if we-f-W H-gg when ANDF Flllnllvlllglflil' i k l f A . ,N . if D 5 Q ,ff 9 Page Twenty-eight if F 3 1 eniora Lois KATHERINE UNDERWOOD Lois French Club Q2, 31. Favorite Song- You'll Never VVallt Aloneug Favorite Pastime-Reading nova elsg Favorite Expression- Reallvl -IACIQ TAYLOR XVARE FauITI ' Football Q2, 3, -U, Manager C251 Monogram Club CZ, 3, 41 Home Room Representative Cl, 31 Superlative- Friendliest. Favorite Song- If Wlishes VVere Kissesng Favorite Pastime-Riding and sports: Favorite Expression- VVhat'cha SEXY 2-K 'Pix .. 'fm lj.-XVID RIAYNARD XVALKER HSATCHU Basketball Manager, Baseball QI. 213, Managerg V. Football Cl, 214 Monogram Club C2, 3, 41. Favorite Song- I'11 Walk Aloneug Favorite Pastinze-Going to Greensboro, Favorite EX11T9S5iO1Z4-UCDCCZC Kid! RICHARD CONRAD VVARE D1CI4IE Home Room Representative CZD, Football C3, -lj: V- Football Cl, 233 Bareball C-U, Monogram Club C3, 43: Basketball livlill Ciftoriun C-U. Favorite Song- You Belong to Mena Favorite Pristime-Football and Field Street: Favorite Expression- Quit now! 'TV' BETTY jo WALL NIO., Junior Dramatics Club CI, 255 French Club CZ, 31, Librarv Club C-U, Delegate to District Convention C41 N.C.H.S.L.A. C41 Favorite Song- September Songug Favorite Pastime-Laughing, talking and going, Favorite Expression- Cl1eel KEITH DONALD VVATLINGTON XVoRMI ' French Club Q2, 31. Favorite SOHVQ-uSSDlSIHlJE1' Song , Favorite Pastime-Swimming, dancing, and plaving tennis, Favorite Expression - You ain't livin'l V' .br Page Twenty-nine Ek. ,WMC if-bl XVALLACE ANNE VVAYNICK UVVALLACE ANNEH French Club C2, 359 House and Cround Committee Favorite Song- Cod Be With You Till VVe Meet Again , Favorite Pnstime -Reading and listening to the radiog Favorite Expressiori!'VVelll ROBERT Louis WILKERSON nBOBn Secretary of Class C155 Vice-Presi- dent of Student Council C359 President of Senior Class C459 Monogram Club C25, President C35, Secretarv C455 Football Cl, 2, 3, 45, Captain C459 Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 45g Baseball C3, 45g Presidents' Council C455 Superlative- Best All-Round C45. Favorite Song- Trving g Favorite Ptzstime-Going to Drapery Favorite Expression- I be darnll' I SAMUEL FOCLE WELLS, IP.. HBUDDYH Latin Club Cl, 253 Librarv Club C2, 3, -I-55 Chief Marshal Point Svstem Chairman C451 Traffic and Fire Drill Committee C2, 453 Foobtall Cl, 2, 355 Associate Editor of RENOCAHI C-15, Lion Backers Club C155 Kev Club C-15: lunior Dramatics Club C153 N.C.H.S.- L.A C2, 3, 45: Presidents' Council Favorite Song- Because g Favorite Ptisrirzze-Vllcight liftingg Favorite Ex- pressiori--Mittragcfn RUTH NANCE WILLIS RUTH French Club C2, 354 Iunior Dra- matics Club C159 Senior Dramatics Club C2, 3, 455 Bible Club C459 Treas- urer of Class C255 Lion Backers Club C155 F.H.A, C154 Girls' State C353 Superlative-Most Unforgettable C45: Testatrix C45. Favorite Song- You Belong to Meng Favorite Pastime-Dating and swim- mingg Favorite Expression- SillV! -7 'Uv fr ELIZABETH ANN VVEST ANN Latin Club Cl, 25: F.l-LA. Cl, 25, Secretarv C2511 Cvlee Club Cl, 2, 3, 45, Secretarv C-l5g lunior Dramatics Club Cl, 25g Senior Draniatics Club C3, 45, Class Secretarv C251 Bible Club C-l5g gibrarv Club C-ljg Lion Backers Club l 5. Fuvoritc Sfl11QAltDCCP Purplcng Fa- vorilc Pmtiuze-Eating, Favorite Expres- sion-- How 'bout that! GLORIA ANN WOODALL MGI-.oil Latin Club C155 Glee Club Cl, 253 French Club C2, 35g Bible Club C3, 459 F.H.A. C255 junior Dramatics Club C25- Favorite Song- All The Things You Are g Favorite Pastime-Having fun, singing and reading a good bookg Fa- vorite Expressiorz- MV gracious! ft. 4,Q.a,1!q0r ' 1 , .- Page Thirty eniora ROBERT LASSITER YouNG ..BoB,, Latin Club Cl, 21, Editor of Forum C215 Junior Dramatics Club C115 Senior Dramatics Club C25 3, 41, Treasurer C31, Vice-President C415 Library Club C2, 3, 41, Vice-President C31, Presi- dent C41, N.C.H.S.L.A. Delegate C25 3. 415 French Club C3, 41, News Edi- tor of La Pendule 'C415 Band Cl, 2, 315 Debate Club C315 Boy's State Delegate C315 Marshal C315 Lion Backers Club C115 Publicity Committee Chairman C415 Kev Club C415 Superlative-Most Likely to Succeed C41. Favorite Song- Be My Love 5 Fa- vorite Pastime-Sleeping Favorite Ex- pression- Oh! No! 5 -'Q o--- HAROLD CLYDE ZIMMERMAN HSONNYU F.F.A. Cl, 2, 3, 41. Favorite Song- Slow Poke 5 Favor ite Pastime-I-Iunting5 Favorite Expres sion- Yeah, uh huh! Left to right: Ann, Buddy, Ruth, Gloria, Bobby, Wallace Ann Bob. 5 j L div? .24 i 2.?'5 A 'inlil ' it 1.413 ffilgg as + , af ' Pb. Page T CCE i?I'i'ly LUCLI' 5 XS v , 5 36 -AVA Y 'I , , if 1 5- 51... Best All-Round RUTH CRADDOCK-BOBBY WILKERSON l Most Popular L1NDA PARKER-DON COMER Page Tlzirty-two Friemflliest WILMA SAUNDERS-JACK WARE Best Looking lX1ARLENE SAUNDERS-CozAP.T ELLINGTON enior N ulaerfafiued I 1 x s Most Talented Most Uuforgettalale IXNN IXICKINNEY-To1x11x1Y BELLO RUTH XVILLIS-BILLY JOE MOPFETT '7'?f' ' X'7r. B N . ,-Q-' 3 N YV .L . ' .4 ,l U W v . VQLQI' '.r 1. , , ,, v ' lu I l X X n ., , A A x, -X l L Most Intellectiml Most Dependalzle JOAN GROFF-XXVILLIABI TRENT VVYNONA CARTER-EDDIE RASCOE Page Tlzirty-three 2 2 enior ulaerfafiuefi 1 Alrfst ljlwly to Succeed Wlttiest SAM fl-RENT-'BOB YOUNG MARY IIN! HENDRIX-WAYNE HANDY I N Mcvbt School Spirited Most Athletic SIAIIRLEY 1X1-PLE--B1LLY MCKINNEY DOTTIE LEE-BOYD HOOPER I hy' IJlH'f1',f1ll J JUNIUQE ,100 W uf M2 Wm' Wim Yiiflig U I 11 if W x . 5' , I ae ll NNW rlmm 'Q 1 P, 1 0 X K ,' z 'XX ' X' - I 0 E- j v 'XX CC oluzfiom in jlre Wexf E , ,oy f Xl L h in ' 1 'hr' Frances Alston june Alston z R xg., 27 Mice you ear CLASS OFFICERS CLeft to riglztl ROGER COBB .,.A........., President 5 HOLLIS ROBERTSON .... Vice-President ANN LEA PETTIGREW ....... Secretary YVONNE BAYNES ........... Treasurer Miss GRACE FRAZIER .....,.. Adviser COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: White Carnation MOTTO: Work, Wait, Win 'T , in l Q X ' ev- lf.. F, S' in Q .X , x Z' Dorothy Arnold . ,Ns :ibn ' fb: Robbie Barker Shirley Barker 5 ,f l 'UP' Betty Bray Peggy Brannock Sandra Bowman Nancy Borland Marshall Bonclurant l tl V 1' ' ' t- ' , - N , I A- r--1-5r 5 1 Arm Blafili Yvonne Baynes Donald Brooks Kay Bugher Bobby Butler Page Thirty-six ,- Q 6 is , - i A , un L or-15 .ffl . , . lane Burts Katherine Cunady Ronaldo Chanev Patsy Chrismou if ' A 5 . n J ki N 'f Glenn Clark, lr. Christine Cliborne Roger Qobb Q an 3' 5+ K- 'tr ' 65 l 5' Rollin Curran Betty Delancey Alice DeLapp . ' - K. ff AUUH Dill Max Dixon Maxine Dixon as qg eu I Mary Ann Dudley Glenda Duncan Mary Earles u l Virginia Collins I larry Cradclock A ,N e g , A 9 A - - if Sandra Dem Rebekah Dickerson l - -2 ici 3 Tommy Dixon Henry Douglas Michael Fargis Ronald Freeman Page Tlzirty-seven Earlene Gammon - 'Qui X195- X rev? . All 6,11-A Dot Hall Roberta Heffner sw.. X Shirley Gann - : 1 -t Q B 5 Q X lxlartlia Harbison P Q 3 ' , P is 5.f2..f' 2 Bobby Lee Hill Ruth Gordon ,455 w an X We l'Hx JF'- , M ak' 'Y Vivian Harvey Carolyn Hasb W, H Gi' Q5 Q, s No pictures VVilliam Parling Fred Fleagle Bob Lowe Arle Tuttle -sv. mfg :GT , Betty Sue Haynes Patricia Hooper Martha lo Hopkins Sanford Hopper Sv 5? . X.. rbara Lawson Ann Sloan Lewis Mary Lou Jones Billy johnson Rebecca Key BH -as S 'N is l P ' Betty lean Lynn Roger Maclren Billy Mars ball Barbara Martin Myrtle McAnnally Ag 'af Keunctlr A lcliinncx' I Patricia Moore s... YT ffkx-, Ann Lea Pettigrew I, Carolrn Rand Nancy Robertsun ,J , V 'WN Q5 i 5 ' LIC. Xlcrrklxs ,xlllhl Nlurrtgurrrt-rx ft' . ' 44 . f' Dmid Morris .Xltun Pctrrsun , xx 4 --. QW 1 13 L wit' 'R' I 5,1 . V S Ctrlvin Puwlc Clltrtlys Pruitt ft: iff Q, -X l T' QM' Dclurcs Rttbur-15 Surah Rumlcy ..,, 41?-A tg.. 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R vs fa' Six. ,MQ 2 'Y-A 'k it egg ,. na ,3.fRg, , , Q, U y A Bobbie len Teague Eugene Walters L. f' 'vw A N a,.. - Marjorie VVaynick Frances VV'eaver Shirley Williams Harry Wilsoii Page Forty E fl ff E l r vs? 13, Billy Stallings Kay Strickland Gay Ware Jerry Ware , . 5 ai, Davicl White Lady Barbara Wilkerson X . 1 k :F tr' 'Y Sarah Wright Gyrpgy Yount n Bobby Talley I Q' Betty Lou Warf m Qi AL' l s vo , 3' Q -ma 'Q janet Williams 5.925 , 'L gf 3 f Judy Zimmerman 7f ,Q hh U HW 'lqhlqi 1558... I-wwf -l' lg' ' 5 JZ! if P ' , ,..L-4,-,, ,,,, , MW, CLASS OFFICERS CRighr to Zeffb JOHN YOUNG . . , ..., President JOAN PULP .. , Vice-President JOAN PEGRAIW . . . . .Secretary NOLA MORRIS ,... .... T reasurer JXJISS JEAN SCOTT . . . . . .Adviser he COLORS: Green and JfJ'lzite FLOWER: Gfll'L'J61lJL'L E ? A NOTTO: Stronger Because United OP omored V. 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Trs5IE FI-.KYLOR MR. CLYDE XY.-KDE MRS. AIARGARET XYADDELL :MISS Al.-XRILYN WYELCH BA,-EIIIII B.A.fU.N.C. HA.-Longwood BS.-Appalachian CUIIIIIICIUIII Baud-Clec Club Erzgliglz A1512116H1l1fiCS-SCiEHC6 121- A '95 'lx MR. S. F. XYELLS MISS ANNIE XYOOTON MISS KIARY XYQRIACR MRS. A. R. STRANGE MR- JACK HEFFNEP- BS.-Clemson BAA-xI',C,U,N,C, Suuthcrn Cflnservatfrrv PI.N.4I.ake View Hospital SeCV9fll7'Y to SI4per11ztenrie1zt Aqriczdtxare English Piano E-C-T-Cl Cafeteria Page Fifty-one Q 4 Wlfljlzaf f9 rice Q Ofy v Sfarring 571.8 WMIMA 'S l I I I l l 1 W 1 l Center: Rollin Curran, Chief. Sentecl: Sandra Dent, Anna Wlitluers Montgomery. Stmmliug: Glenn Clark, Jr., Sandra Bow- man, Shirley Gann, Rebekah Dickerson, Billy johnson. l Fifty-two , ,,,, L, ...f- I I 3 I 15 N Page Fiftyth :je g7l'L!0l'Cel':5 v .SQCLPPLIQQ Directed by M155 LORENE CRALLE STUDENT ORGANIZATION OFFICERS CLeft to Hglliq RALPH INIASSEY , . . . Preswlent SANDRA BOVVAIAN .... I zce Preszdent VVYNONA CARTER . . Secretmy ROLLIN CURRAN . I . T1 easf er SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES JOANN QLWYNN IDOROTHEA LEE VVILIVIA SAUNDERS SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES IIAROLD VVRAY PELOY EFFERSON JOAN PECRAIXI SHELBx C XRNER IVIARY LEA ALDRIDCE COMMITTEE CI-IAIRIXIEN CLefr DONALD JEFFERSON . . JACK ANGEL ..,..... BILLY JOE RXIOFFETT . DONALD BROWN ..,. we Lgzwlenf Organizafion CLASS PRESIDENTS QRigI1t to leftj BOBBY VVILKERSON . . . . Senior President ROGER COBB JOHN YOUNG CLARK IIOLT . Jin-zior President Sophomore President . . Iireslinmn President JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES RIARY ANN DUDLEY SANFORD IIOPPER CAROLYN RAND FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES JACKIE CHANEX' JUDITH SAUNDERS BARBARA LITAKER BEVERLY RENTZ CLAUDIA BARNES JERRY IIUSKEY JIMIXIY TROTIER COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN I QLeft to rigiitj PEGGY HALL EUNICE BASHAIXI ROB YOUNG , RUTH CRADDOCK HBUDDYH VVELLS , Program House and Grounds Publicity , , .i,. Social . . , . , . Point System o o Posters made lay: Vllynona Carter Dot Trent lane Braclner Roberta Heffner Doris Roach Eugene Walters Glenn Clark Sarah Smothers Betty Briggs Bob Young The Cast for Ulx'1URDER IN THE lVlANSIONU Seated: Marv Lea Aldridge Ann Lea Pettigrew Martha I-Iarbison Sandra Bowman Tommy Bello Mary lim Hendrix Kneeling: Eddie Rascoe Standing: David Brav Calvin Poole Kent Lively Page Fifty six 66 Wed We .Aher me Show H OFFICERS EDDIE RASCOE BOB YOUNG . . . DOROTIIEA LEE TOMMY BELLO DOT TRENT . Directed by MRS. SAM WADDELL President l'ice-President Secrc tary Treasurer Custodian Il, :ALL 6 ,E ll: GQO Q -4 U Ui Tb 5 52-5 , 'P I6 Y Cf' -in-r'+ Muimsn ii? w -an S 1 , I fr gg, yt? .Qi 'Vi r s Q . lg E .tr -.O farring me .sinior ramaficri r- 9, M Av lil Q ,.f x 0 Q A 51 53 f 2 pe Vi. fr-. 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THELINIA GLASS First row: Lindsey Iones, David Black, Bay Garrell, Clara Faircloth, Tommy Collins, Marie Stone, Billy Booker, Maxie Cooper, Mickey Williams, lane Coleman, james Merricks, Bar- bara Litaker, Dean Cradclock, Iackie Chaney, Ann Martin, Gail French Neva Toler. Second row: Betty George, Anita Chapmon, Naomi,Candler, Amelia Chapmon, Gwendolyn Walker, Iudy OFFICERS JOAN FULP ,........,. . . .... President lNlARY JEAN GALLIIiER .....,. Vice-President JOAN DAVIS ....,.. Secretary and Treasurer Collins, Verona Winstead, Gail Cobb, Carol Cole, Beverly Rentz, Nancy Swann, Gerald Powell, jimmy Trotter, jerry Huskey, Marian Talley, Walter O'Briant. Third row: Nancy Chapmon, Jeannie Galliher, Ioan Davis, Ioan Pulp, Martha Lou Ware, Claudia Barnes, Carlton Winstead, Kelly Gibbs, Barbara Brooks, David Talley, Clark Holt, George Collins, Eugene Walters. Fourth row: Etta Dune- vant, Louise Pritchett, Peggy Barker, Peggy Cole- man, Terry Glidewell, Gail Trent, Becky Dixon, Bill Crutchfield, Benny Smith, David Rutledge, Gail Reynolds, Patricia Parish, Barbara Gregory, Eugene Overby. Wesley Trotter, Ikey Blaylock, Alex Smith, VValter Scott. r E Q 3 4' x ri ,, r ' s l Page Fifty-eight lgmen J grow l0,, .Starring me Jcy OFFICERS QLeft to riwlltn D XVILLIAB1 'lEREN'I' . RULLIN CUHRAN A EDDIE Rxscos . . . , . LARRY AlCDOXX'ELL .. N 4 I Q 1 l .- lJiv'ccm1l1I1' Mu. E. C. ,'XND1ilKSUN I l Prcsillczzt 1 nl! A X I wr' . l lyiu'-lJl'e'5illCl1! J ,' 9 V l 1 , . Scclfhlrlx' E' y -E ' . Trcuszfrur N ,xl A A +71 - 'K L1..'1 MEMBERS Firit row: Tfunlmx' Bc-llu, Billx' Inc Mullet. Glenn Clark, Billv Iolm- wn. l..m'1'Cncc SIIALIHQC, l,n1'1'v Nlullowcll, Don Cruncr. Second 1'01l'Z lhlph Kllmuxy Uris 5llL'Ill1ll'L', Billy Nlfnralmll, E, Q. Ncrricks, Ierrv 'l'Lll'plI'l, lluicl Klllllluv. llwlvlux' XxlllliL.'I'S4!1l. 'lllliml 1'011': Dlmald JCHICTSOI1, ll. LX. Om, llullin C'L1x'1'.m, xxllllldlll Trout, Rrvlmcrt Hunt, Buclclv Wells, liunt l.1wlx'. lfnlnliu lhsclw. 1711111111 rmr: Ronald Frcenum, Racforcl llwlncru, Xlfallur O'llrmnt, Klux Dixwn, Iwlm Yuung, Harry Craddock, Bula YULIIILI, Ql.llYl1l Pwllc, IlI'I1lllY CSITIQLIII. i' is l 'x l X. Page Fifty-nine CC 97 llfulzidlaering .sjmiflz Directed by Miss lXlARY ELLEN HOBSON l i OFFICERS i Y 1 in ,..., BOB YOUNG .......... President TOINIIVTY BELLO . . .Vice-President DOROTHY TRENT ...... Secretary ROBERT HUNT ....... Treasurer 1 r 'O 5 fri'-'J if Seated: Sara Jean Trent, Dottie Lee, Bettv Io VVall, th rent OAnnC Gu nn Inez TroYler L Doro V T , I iv . . , a- Verne Benfield, Lucille Burroughs, Beatrice Paschal. Standing: Jimmie Moore. Donald Hinson, Eddie Ras- coe, VVilliam Trent, Bucldv VVells, Ann NVest, Donnie Page Sixty McDonald. Donald Ross, IoAnn Turner, Betty Wrav Lester, Paul Lambert, Elton Trent, Sarah Smothers, joan Groff, Lawrence Hester, Peggv Io Gammon, Cal- vin London, Rollin Curran. Not pictured: Jane Brad- ner, Bobby Drum. farring .l7lze oggrcuy C616 flroiiml ttilile, left to right: NtiI1CX' Stcvvm. Rulsuccu Btiilcv, Mary Farling, Rathtrl Bcnfiultl. Smrztlinxgjz KJV Xyilkins. Dwris Apple. Ucttx' lu -ll1'L'I1f. lalainc Nlurraiv, Buliluv Str.-xxxtrt, Altlfgl-ll'L'l Lcd Lcstvr, Gail lluglics. Nut piclztrutl: Ann Lui ljCNlQI'L'XX, l3.1rlJ.111t Drisuvll. n-fr ilk -.13 'V ', First table, left to riglztz Rebecca Kev. Roberta Heff- ner, Sandra Bowman, Martha I-larbison. Bettv Dc- Lancv, Gvpsv Ynunt, Alice DeI.app, lane Butts. Ann Sluan Lewis, Ann Black. Second table: Santord Http- fer, lanet Yvilliams, Patricia Smith, Kav Strickland, Al - Lllq 5' efffigf Wa nd: ,-Xima Dill, Otiu Sizemore. Sftlllfllllxgv, left to riglzt Frtxncex .-Xlatnn, Myrtle KlcAnnalv, Glen Clark, lr., Yixian Harx'cv. Christine Clibnme. Glenda Duncan, Klart' Ann Dudlcv, Sandra Dent, Anna Muntgotnery Nor Vitturetl: E. C. llcrrickb. Page Si xtyfone N . O 77 Ll 641601 0,158 Directed by MISS GP. '-.CE FRAZIER v I XMI ? First row: Pevov Brarmock, Presirlentg Mary Lou Second ion E C lX1err1cks Sports ECIITOT Betn Tones, l'7iC9'PTESiEE?1'Lfj Shirley Gann, Secremryg Gypsy can Lvnn Art Editor Bob Young News Editor Eu Xount, Treasurerg juclv Zimmerman, Editor of La nice Basham Jean Alxcrbon Typistb Pendulef' all h'v.,f ' ir fm if Il '.ill First row: Sara VVright, Marv Ann Dudlev, Betty D anc Dorib A le Nano Stevens Mildred An GI-'v, vD,rv2, - drews, Louise Pritchett. Second row: Mvra Springs, Laclv Barbara VVilkerson, Carulvn Smith, jane Burts, Kay Strickland, Bonnie Gregrmrv, Lucille Robertson, Sixty-two 'W J v farring we jrenck First row: Roy Mitchell, Michael Fargis, VVanda Clymer, Mary Farling, Shirley Barker, Robert Stanley. Second row: Nancy Smith, Nancy Robertson, Rosetta Iarrell, Elva Perdue, Delores Roberts, Nancy Robertson, Marie Barham. Third row: Rollin Curran, Sanford Hopper, Ronald Borland, Wallace Warren, Levi Stanley, Bennie Smith, Raeford Roberts, Calvin Poole, Harold Wray, Marshall Crawley. First row: Tommy Dixon, Sandra Bowman, Serena Hendrix, loan Fulp, joan Davis. Second row: Roger Madren, Betty Briggs, Louise McCollum, Barbara Dris- coll, Iean Cobb, Dorothy Peqram, Hazel Moore. Third row: Cay Ware, Ronalda Chaney. Carolyn Rand, Bar- bara Wilkerson, Frances Alston, Jean Galliher, Marv Sue Schoolfield, Io Ann Wingfield, Rebecca Turpin, Bob Lowe, Russell Ramsey. Fourth row: Arnold Moore, David Morris, Ronald Freeman. Not pictured: Susie Blevins, Ann Black, Bobby Butler, Kathrine Canady, Christine Cliborne, Sandra Dent, Marsha Dixon, Max Dixcn. Ronald Fernell, Delores Gibson, Ruth Gordon, Elvin Greene, Edwin Gunn, Carolyn Rand, Frank Hooper, Ronald Moore, Chester Pegram, Betty Petrie, Barbara Pike, I. H. Powell, Gladys Pruitt, Gayle Rey- nolds, Alex Smith, Bobby Stewart, Lawrence Strange, Betty Io Trent, Kay Wilkins. Page S ixty-three no qjaclia 97 Directed by Miss SUE lVloN1GoMER'r A cv Front row: Walter O'Brvant, K 2 'T 'Q ft K a- -1- W B ty JP V , i P KS Front row: I-lerrnine Farthing, Marv Deaton, Ioan Pegram, Patricia Parrish. Second row: Rachel Benefield, Margaret Lee Legter, Elaine Murray, Diana Stanclahl, Maxine Dixon, Virginia VVilkins. Third row: David Brac lohn Young, Nicky Hester, Shirley Rumley. W? ' mi aw 'P' i Consulg Jimmy Trotter, Pro-Cow sulg Betty Cates George, Scribag , Bobby Price, Censor. Back row: Doris Roach, Editor ,Q 26 of Foru-,ng Terry Glidewell, As- . fi ff sistant Editorg Shelby Dill, Scrap- book Custodiang Mary Lea Ald- ridge, Program Chnirmmz 4 A 1 P v ,V X . 3 'lump --Cg Page Sixty-four ,-aff I . . L Q. y 6, X' ' X, 'Z N5 ., A .I 1 t A' iff V3 vs' ifgf if r ,.., K ka . ' 5 . J1v. f if Mm It 4 farring jim Jaffa alma! '--x First row, seated: Gail French, Shirley Cook, Ar- lene Marks, Barbara Litaker, Carol Cole, Rachel Brav. Standing: Shelvia VVa:kins, Bettv Lou Gillv, Beverlv Rentz, Maxie Cooper. Angie Bennett, Donald Coker, Charles Iullv, Kellv Gibbs, George Lewis Allen, Dura Vaughn, Carol Ann johnson. MQUO UGA5 v First ron: seated: jane Coleman, judv Collins, Clara Faircloth. Rebecca Bailev, Barbara BT00145- Second row: Xanclra Davis, Malinda Jones, limmv Bivens, lrene Shelton, Claudia Barnes, Gwendolvn VValker. Back row: Bettv Bruce Hill. Claudette Beneheld, Linda Prvor, Betrv Sue Davis, Bettv ,lean jefferson, Margie VVooclall, Tommv Collins, VVeslev TIHIIPIE NBHCV l0U95- I sl yf vtll gi Page Sixty-Eve 'UL cf .14 al Jn 2 ee H Directed by M155 ANNIE FXNTHONY fi ink. ,Anu M OFFICERS CRight to leftj ' GLENDA DUNCAN ..... President ALICE DELAPP . . .Vice-President NANCY STEVENS ...... Secretary BETTY WRAY LESTER . .Treasurer ANN SLOAN LEWIS . .Song Leader JOAN PEGRAIH ...,.,., Historian REBECCA KEY . . .Parlirzmentarian ROBERTA HEFFNER ..... Reporter FUTURE HOIBEHTHHEBS OF FIITIERICFI Left to right: Nannie Bailey, Barbara Brooks, Barbara Stracler, Nancy Shreve, Nancy Iones, Linda Pryor, Betty Bruce Hill, Dona Manley, Naomi Candler, Rebecca A Southard. Page Sixty-six , AMA. Ash. 455'-Z? Wh '1 .fs 5 E l . jarring we jufure omema Dressing Dolls for the Salvation Army' Left to right: Peggy Barker, Doris Apple, Linda Pace, Nancv Chapmon, Patricia Jackson, Clara Mae Faircloth, Anita Chapmon, -lucly' Collins, Amelia Clmapmon. , 1 I i all g .4...:,j1g5f!' ' 0 1 QP5 1' FUTURE HOHWEFUHIGERS OF HIUERICH COOKING Left to right: Ellen Strickland, Alone Vliilson, Arlene Marks, Nancy Robertson, Margaret Lee Lester, JoAnn jones, Margaret Tysinger, Nancy Smith, Vivian llarvey, Shirleen Hall. Not in picture: Aanas lNlinyarcl. H abffi A ' ex 'Hilfe Page Sixty-seiien CW 77 t gl ea! Directed by MR. S. F. WELLS CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Donald Chilton, Leonard Strickland,aDonald Brown, Billy Manley, Hollis Robertson. FUTURE FFIRFTIERS OF BWTERICPI Storming: Clyde Ware, Robert Carter. First row: Second row: Eugene McKinney, Grady Tate, Townes Charles Creed, Donald Bay Smith, Bobby Glenn Hall, Pruitt, James Lee Williams, Billy Bay Frye, Walter Bobby Strader, johnny Thacker. Michael Green. Simpson, james Moore, Bobby Hall, Lindsey Jones. ' ' A ,Alma f'-4!V 31, 3' Y' Page Sixty-eight 9' fix gtk V -63 I l r LMWQW . 5.1 sLd.'-jr1 . X 'x. ' ' GRADING TOBACCO First row: Bennie Strickland, Doc Alston, Ralph Massey. Second row: Kenneth Paschal, Roger Cobb, jimmy Moore, Alton Pearson, Billy McKinney, VVillard Robertson, Iimmy Ross. FUTURE FRRITIERS OF RIUERICR First row: Melvin Smith, Buddy Smith, Bobby lin Strickland, Jerry Stanheld, Bobby Walker, Eugene Pritchett, Larry Lucas, Ronald Apple. Second row: Walker, Ronald Moore, Buddy McKinney, Joe Gann, Billy VVheeler, Leonard Paschal, james McKinney, Billy Ross. Charles McKinney, junior Stewart. Third row: Frank- Ri xx rv r V Page Sixty-nine 66 77 mile .fd Song .gn y earf Directed by MR. CLYDE WADE First row: Mary lim Hendrix, Peggy jefferson Ann Martin, Delores Gibson, Inez Troxler Naomi Candler, Shelby Dill, Ioan Pegram Second row: Beverly Pientz, Etta Dunevant, Shelby Garner, Angie Bennett, Joyce Copeland, 1 1 GLEE CLUB OFFICERS WYNONA Ciuman .......... President WALTER SCOTT ...., .... V ice-President ANN BLACK .... ....... T reasurer ANN WEST ..... ..... S ecretary Betty Io Trent, Wynona Carter, Barbara Lawson, Lois Talley. Third row: Walter Scott, Nicky Hes- ter, Donald Jefferson, B. A. Cox, Ir., Billy Mar- shall, Billy Joe Moffett, David Black. ii Erlliliil Page Seventy J Earring we Q ee First row: Bettye Gates George, Ann West, Mary Deaton, Carol Cole, Vivian Harvey, Patricia Harvev. Marie Stone, Gail Gobb. Second row: Ann Sloan Lewis, Geraldine Stone, Hermine Farthing, Marian Vernon. Ann Black, Marv Lou l X il G. in i 4 'l l f 'Wmv.iW'w in r, Y ' .-19502. 1OI'E' 4:1- 2522 ETE.' ffl rnpdjgg N ENS 9:12-D D 7.9--'USCA 50 Q5 -wif :-: 'U'5- '-'Ss-m ff H mv-YU CD Q'1::r' . FQ? ro 1-:rf DJFD Hr E 71 r-I. YIQPZ :DJ .Zeng Eoin o4'U S90 aid-30 S442 it E? M-T'1 U 'T irirr1-f-13.44 -m..N.a x i -, ., , . ..- 'W '-'--f-wx4n..f.r,.a ...W ,NM .V ... an '-ff-fm-ww-..,.,.,, V ++-.......,,...---.-..x...,,,, Wiwmv'-w mxgrmxqx W- .1 V -vm-fa-.f -V h.w,..up L. lie 5 , V Hg e i Q 1 ci www- ' 4 5 I I , 1 M- Q 1 , i V Hlllw 4 I urn- J l If i i 5 1k..'l Page Seventy-o1ze N Q oung an .14 .Horn v .STarring jlte liens! Directed by MR. CLYDE WADE Front row: Alice DeLapp, Martha Jo Hopkins, Sandra Bowman. Second row: Bobby Butler, Glenn Clark, Barbara Robertson, Maxie Cooper, Philip Williams, Sylvia Iarrell. Third row: Mary Ann Dudley, Linda Pace, Carolyn Rand, Re- becca Turpin, Diana Standahl, Wesley Trotter. OFFICERS BILLY Ion MOFFETT ........ President REID MOBLEY .....,... Vice-President BETTY .Parma ...... ..... S ecretary RONALD FREEMAN ......... Treasurer CAROLYN RAND .... ..... L ibrarian GLENN CLARK, ja. . . . ..... Historian Fourth row: jimmy Bivens, Donald Jefferson, Eddie Rascoe, Doris Roach, Lamar jolly, Alvis Sapaugh, Otis Sizemore. Fifth row: Michael Fargis, Reid Mobley, Myra Springs, Ray Iarrell, E. C. Merricks, Billy Joe Moffett, Henry Douglas. Page Seventy-two X, , 1719 . . fit U :fb 7,3 ll ' v i -aft l fx Y U 44' , A 5 2 Drum Major, Donald jefferson, Color Guard, Mary Ann Dudley, Myra Springs, loan Davis. First row: Betty Petrie, Gypsy Yount. Second row: Dorothy Hill, Jerry Tate, Jamie Nixon, Donald Hinson, jerry Garrett, Mike Winstead. Third row: Bob Wa5'nick, Robert Holmes Hunt, Ronald Freeman, Myrtle McAnally, Rebecca Dixon, Tommy Bello. Fourth row: Bob Lowe, jerry Huskey, Lawrence Strange, Philip Everette, james Stone, Ronald Fennell. Fifth row: Mike Green, Billy Ioe Moffett, Bobby Stewart, Billy Delaapp. W-2.55 . EIHEBHI E, X..ff Page Seventy-three 4 cigf .,L1lalalaenli Directed By i Portmyeoi By , -' . 4 ' ' ' f A f ,IW RUTH CRADDOCK, Editor 2'-f hu.- R-W m,W,,,,. ..,,.,, , WAYNE HANDY 1 7 3? Artist '-E h X 'W T -zz tttv X A ,.,2. , . F ,, -. f E ,AZQ I P ., ,Q,f '5', T P R , M w5f '::.Zf , U f ,. ' 'jj1,,j?'i 1 j-' MW' ft wv':.fj. .. E'1v R2S .ss . QM R . ,..,, J f5u5:f,x.Wwt.,,.?...4:- ,-2.45-ffif-f.:'r:Sgw-f 5 , , tl Q' ' ' WM'w-aN Tff ' ,x,. ,H 7,112.2 zmfff ' wmv ' K e , .. . h Q 4 E-. WYNONA CARTER Features Editor S , 5 x 0 I 10 EDDIE PLASCOE Typist Page Seventy-four .HW Wa-til MARY JIM HENDRIX Activities Editor very laring v RENOCAI-II STAFF NIISS KATE CONLEY SAM XVELLS, JR., Associate Editor , ,L 1 .,.1j,. ' ' ?F . 1'4'fF'rL,, :Ya vt 5 'fL K.: 'gif b ' .X-.ucv . K-.' , ' ' X A - , h as . 5, . 'S ' A iii '- E796 - sg, I. ., '-,.. . ' '.x. . I L ,w -4- -A I' .ya v I . . V., , , ,Q I 3' , IW 'fB' I '1- x ,' 1,54-Saw . N I , M vi 3 J-pe-, ., bf 1 'W It-.,3v...ca-vu-nv-:I-ZL +L: Ab' Y , es -Jn A V . , ffgf ' ,ff 52 SHIRLEY Cox Business Afanager S. f' K. lf' ' 1 I - 'W M: . L, .ILL Qwxft. L - '-,.f'. WILLIAM TILENT Advertising Manager v tx. k L J 1 'X PAT Foy BRADY Sports Editor I- JIMINIY GIIOGAN Photographer huge Seventy 1 66 77 .7442 prince peace Earring jlte Directed by Miss NANCY MCCALL , s A OFFICERS Pr. A. Cox, IR. President BILLY MARSHALL Vice-President BARBARA LAWSON S ecremry WALTER O,BRIANT Treasurer Miss NANCY TVICCALL Adviser MEMBERS Peggy Barker, Claudia Barnes, 'Yvonne Baynes, Wynona Carter, Patsy Ghrismon, B. A. Cox, Ir., Shirley Cox, Anna Dill, Shelby Dill, Earlene Gammon, Bettye Cates George, Kelly Gibbs, Terry Gliclewell, Ruth Gordon, Barbara Gregory, JoAnne Gwynn, Dorothy Hall, Mary Ann Hen- drix, Serena Hendrix, Betty Bruce Hill, Rebecca Key, Barbara Lawson, Minnie Laura Lively, Billy Marshall, Ann Martin, Elaine Murray, Walter O'Briant, Linda Pace, lane Palmer, Ioan Pe- gram, Beverly Bentz, Diana Standahl, Nancy Stevens, Nancy Swann, Jimmy Trotter, Wesley Trotter, jerry Turpin, janet Williams, Ruth Willis. Harold Wrav. Tohn Young. Page Seventy-six 6iS?anc! Ma .!4nc! Cglleer H .ggarfeing Ze Clzeereaclera Y7 Billy McKinney, Clziefg Shirley Apple, Serena Hendrix, Marlene Saunders, Joan Fulp, Linda Par- 'dis ker, Jimmy Merricks. l r Ioan, Iimmy, Serena, Marlene, Linda, Billy, Shirley. Page Seventy-sever ,gr V1 BE H rr 5 4 x 1' K eyoncl .7!ze jiefo! ggwy ,ygczrring we monogram Cpful A ve? YI 1 Directed by MR. HOY ISAACS I X l 3 ' z 1 e if I W i 'x YQ ni l V f i :If If L ' ,S P B Q s if if E --J B 2 QP' A ix V ,.... A ' x t .. I 1 ' QP X. KW. ww OFFICERS f L, DON COMEB .... .....,.. P resident BOBBY WILKBBSON .... . . .Secretary rl OTIS COBB . . . .... Vice-President ELINDA PARKER , . . ...., Treasurer B l F w 4 N w w I B w ,I I 4 P 4 i F ' Q 1 i I4 O 4 CNames on opposite pagej 5 i , Page Seventy-eight dnt! M6 riuerd hump' PUBUU4 ,....' Front row: Eugene VValters, Bobbv Dove, Ierrv Delapp, Chester Pegram, E. C. Merricks, Ioan Cooke, Leonard Strickland, Vllavne Handv. Second row: Ptaeford Roberts, Roger Cobb, Hollis Robertson, Calvin London, Shirlev Cann. mOHOGRHm Sliirlev Apple Ann Black Marshall Bondurant Carlton Brown Dtis Cobb Virginia Collins Don Comer Bobby Cooke Shirley Cox Bobbv Drum Ulilliam Farling -loan Pulp Elvin Creene Jimmy Grogan Edvvin Gunn Peggy Hall Serena Hendrix Boyd Hooper Charles Hoover Billy lolinson Dottie Lee Kent Livelv Donnie McDonald Larry McDowell Billy lklcliinnev ,Iobn Mcliinnev Kenneth lkleliinney lobn Nledlev E. C. Merricks CLUB jimmy Merricks Kelly lXlinvard Arnold Moore David Morris .lane Palmer Linda Parker Russell Bamsev Baeford Roberts llollis Robertson Marlene Saunders Evan Sehoolfield David VValker Dickie Xvare lack VVare Bobby Vllilkerson Page Se1'e1zty-rziue N 97 011 .glue qfooae o O 9 I 9'--K.. 4 W' dl Q V1 4 . 'a 3 VX ,vm I 'M 2 an ' s A , 45,21-vfgvir yu ' -- A ' ' N?-B., Hd!!! 1'A .4fM, - , .-.lb K . nur 5, ,,7' VK 1 -4., ., 1 v 'Q Q 'W 4 I PX ' u 'K 1 w 1 Ag. . tau., Q ' l .f I , J . W .WJ 4 . ,,' 1 fl' 0 lyxlgll Eighty QS.. 9'-f-,af wi Q, ffl K ida gofdlen caan v X' SHRHH SHTOTHERS fbi n 1 . J l S v XY Q 5 l ll 1 , - 7-Q -ff. ' 1 Yllfygig' A Nl, in Q- 1 z V T 2 n 'I h 3 A by N ,A I' 9 ' 1 f , ,,, S If Hx -. Left: SARAH SINIOTHERS, Miss Golden Lion, crowned by Chief Cheerleader Billy McKinney. x, , ge, 1 M 5 fx f 4 Mft '+ fe ...H Q M 5 k ,ul 'K ,X Majorettes: Tootsie, Io, Sandy, Betty and Gypsy. Page Eighty-two ,fa FMS .f ' 1 af Y f. ' , Aw. si Hermine, the lion fm M1 X' HS K,-4 Y mx N11 dl 11 vm: ft ' x Q Q :KClifLgl 0lfl,l'I. v .140 Directed lay MR. GEORGE WINGFIELD, MR. J. W. IVICKNIC-HT AND MR. OTIS SACRINTY CMiddle rowj DONALD COKBR Back'-Fresh. He will really go places JOHN YOUNG Q End-Soph. Good prospect WILLIAM TRENT Tackle-Sr. Tackles like a tank DONALD COMER Back-Sr. Fine runner and alert player DIOKY WARE Back-Sr. Little but tough Page Eighty-four Front row JACK SMITH, Back-Soph. Good material JIMMY TROTTER, Back-Fresh. My All-American choice BOBBY PRICE, Back-Soph. Little but mighty KELLY GIBBS, Guard-Fresh. Give him time Top row, left to right JOHN MEDLEY, Back-Soph. Big lohn really rolls OTIS COBB, Tackle-Sr. 'Israel driving mann EDWIN GUNN End-Sr Fine defensive player DAVID AMOS, Tackle-Soph. 'Good Vmspectu BOBBY DRUM, End-Sr. Tough, aggressive BENNY SMITH, End-Soph. Good team man 7' DISTRICT I CHHIIIPIGIIS OF Slew Kadf, me goofgaf .lam Top row, left to right NICRY HESTER, Tackle-Soplz. Good prospect FRED FLEAGLE, Tackle-jr. Give lzim time LARRY BICDONVELL, Center-Sr. Mac is a great center and fine sport KELLY IXIINYARD, Tackle-Soplzl. He has plenty of what it fakes EIARRY VVILSON, Center-jr. First in '53 A Front row TOM STANLEY, Center-Soph. Good prospect FRANK HOOPER, Guard-Soplz. A real protector JACK WARE, Back-Sr. Tough luck guy XVILLARD RUBLLEY, Back-Soplz. The kind to have on a good team KENT LIVELY, End-Sr. Hard worker and has real speed 'HE LUESTERH HH CONFERENCE ,L CMiddle row? WILLIAM FARLING Guard-jr. Rough and ready CHARLES HOOVER Guard-Soplz. All-State in '53 MARSHALL BONDURANT Guard-lr. Fine team -player DAVID BRAY Back-Soph. Great future BOYD HOOPER Back-Sr. Fine play calling and fine runner Page Eighty-five 'X E l l l l 1 l l l x i Tri-Captains: Otis Cobb, Don Comer, Bobby Wilkerson. Left to right Charles Hoover William Farling Marshall Bondurant Frank Hooper Kelly Gibbs Front row: John Young, Kent Lively, Otis Cobb, David Amos, William Tient Back row: Benny Smith, Bobby Drum, Edwin Cunn, Nicky Hester Kelly lvlllly arcl Fred Fleagle Page Eighty-six Bobby Wilkerson lohn Medlex Bowl Hooprr, Larry MLDowell Don Lomer Dickie Ware 32 A, Donald Coker David Bray i', 3a Harry Wilson 4, V - . ' . . . 1 D.. 1 .. . ,, '...u I , 5 4 A- Yi . I , , .va 1. f' , i- . ' f 'x. F. .h V' flf- R .is n ' J I ' 1u',1'.... T..---!Ii'. Willard Rumley 67 Z? Cl' Ae ig in Earring Directed by Miss JEAN Scorr f R ?7 jg . , P, . ' M. W- V V Y .bi gvwlywx I xr fi Pl il , . 1 r-T14 A 7 . , ,.,A-- 3 1 Ee! Page Eighty-eight iirJ 3'- Top row: Betty Lou Warf, Bobby Pike, jane Palmer, Peggy I-lall, Shirley Cox, joan Pulp, Shirley Williams, Lincla Pace. Bottom row: Serena Hendrix, Dot Lee, Elinda Parker, Ann Black, Cary Lu Miller, Virginia Collins. if 4 , .zdnaf gow , Z?aaLef6a! .Zuma Directed by Mn. Hoy Istmcs 571 Z- :51 ge P Q 5 i U' v e , lg t L Le Q I ki ,L A is D we Top row: Arnold Moore, Donnie Coker, Nickey Hester, David Morris, Bobby Coake. Bottom row: Clark Holt, Bobby VVilkerson, Walter Scott, Donnie McDonald, Alec Smith. I 4 1 I J ,gf qge Eighty H W, 41,1 we UMM 'N M ,.. Directed by Mn. RALPH GILLESPIE f Q ' , Q J 4' f s ., Q M 5 ,!?ff 'l s 'Q in i Y ws -f- ag if x E r ' X ' ' ,fri X - X A 5'-'W all l s . A X A I M ' ' ' ww., ' . . s T 1.25 H V - f ,, 'M' + -. fl - f ' l . , 5 X 5 , , Y RQ I l r vs X Ju f , Q - ff W .LL S 5 5 'ls 'gjiqi ML gb 1, ? Y 1 M 4 M ' s n 52 , xL,l V Q :V ' ,, :S xl 711,15 V It - .- . we - A A . M? A x,..1 1 -.- 2 L, 11 X w4i1g, ' -.R 1 , E4i'?7?!l, 'lf ' A X if L , M , so H , or Bw I ' 1 W -fs . ' . .rw A , , .v i I xr KPQUY' . -h , K ff I L- Q Q 'lagkggfq-s.sa',' , K w ,, , .A , X ' 5 '91-1: 12 . 'milf' Q X 5 2 -A V ' ' -af 1 - 5 5 1-sf Q. W - . wk A ' W. ,Q ' - ' -52--. ' P -4' -QW . - 4-. ' Nw A wrwi N , 3, V, 5: se' H5 fi , .1 A H- . f Q f if L. r f- ' fQ,..i?-1 ' ' r, .iw Q , W , . - , gfi W .,. ,M X 2 X .P 0 2 l First row: Elvin Green Don Comer Second row: Raeford Roberts jimmy Ross, Bobby Wilkerson Third row: Mr Ralph Glllesple Coachg Hugh Cittv Hollis Robertson Iohn Medley. Mineral Springs Walkertown . . Hanes ........ Gray ..... Bethany .... Hanes ...... . . Walkertown . . . Mineral Springs Bethany ...... 5 Ni 'ftp .j M df.. rv I, N Earring we gadega eam xllflgnu A? W-S-...,-P' First row: Frank Hooper, Bobby Cooke, Johnny Clark, Philip Medley, Mamzger. Second row: Bill Ross, Arnold Moore, John Henry Knowles. Third row: Iimmy Davis, Evan Schoollield, Bobby Harrison, Vllayne Isley. Score Reidsville . . . . . . . 4 Reidsville . . . . . . . 2 Reidsville . , . , . . . 8 Reidsville .,.. ,... 1 Reiclsville . . .... 17 Reidsville . . . . . . 5 Reidsville . . . . . . 8 Reidsville . . .... 14 Reidsville . . . . . . 5 5 4 A 'I i952- Q jJrzQ,ey5m,, 4- I -5 X. Eff! 'VMUES 'B 14.4 'J IIX X -027,6 xxx V Q- ,K - N YV Nui'- .1-'fi fbi X' , 2 , W. f 1 5 1 U! X , g gg P J .5 S I ,: 1 . 5 .Q , 4 lx 3 f , 6 9 . v r ssl: - , Q . If V 'Neff f 5 0' ,.-- gf 'fn ' . ,Q ,-1 wa . . x fy. ' N.. 1 I i 777. C . L' is 79 2 I . I A 3 1 1 i fr g Page Ninety -two Zlimlpfgiiyv ' u Q' ' -li N L E xg, f X Qf'- -W M' W ff E kj J ' 71 WW xx , -:. ix blin ., .A'- if -i r' . XX f V A i3 'A M J' 3,44- . 5 A W , .4, ' I '25 , 'I 3-S1,:P ' I., N N f ' I V MQ , 3 ' y ! I P N h CC ' RUTH CRADDOCK was chosen by Clark Holt F1'esh11za11 President. uyd QZBJE .gllarring jim can QP5 auorifed SHIRLEY Cox was selected by Bobby Wilkerson Presideiit of Senior Class l Soohdord Page Ninety-fozu' is ui 'M DONA lVlOOR.EFIELD sponsored by Wyfnona Carter President of the Glee Club lx'lARLENE SAUNDERS as chosen hy Billy McKinney Chief Cheerleader Fil 15,55 fs.:-P P 'i' EUNICE BASHAIXI was clzosen by Ralph Massey President of tlze Student Council DOROTHEA LEE was selected by Eddie Rascoe President of tlze Senior Drarnatics Club me .gioondom ja ,lu lull H -nv' f JANE PALMER represents Bob Young President of the Library Clula WYNONA CARTER was chosen by Ruth Craddock Editor of RENOCAHI ELINDA PARKER is sponsored by Don Comer President of tlze Monogram Club tr .SOOHJOF5 Page Ninety-five 'E lX lARY LEA ALDRIDGEQ represents Walter O'Bryam Presirlent of the Latin Club LOUISE IVICCOLLUM was selected by Roger Cobb President of tbe junior Class Page Ninety-six 654575 Jan! JOM .Slarring we O-Zbacfem y .jfworifed YVONNE BAYNES was chosen by R. A. Cox President of the Bible Club SQOWJOPJ lX'lARTHA Lou WARE is sponsored by Ioan Pulp President of the junior Dranmtics Club ELLEN STRICKLAND was chosen by Peggy Brannock President of the French Club We 390115 0125 I' fi- T' SANDRA DENT was selected by Rollin Curran Clzief lllnrslml LADY BARBARA 'XVILKERSON represents Donald Brown, President of F.F.A. 'uf sf' - x D S I--x E' SANDRA BOWMAN was chosen by Billy Joe Moffett President of the Baud Gasp .fdml ,lam H Qarrifzg me ogaofem l jaworifed fs .' E l .1 JOAN PULP represents Iolrn Young Soplzomore President ANNE BIARTIN was selected by Sam Wells Associate Editor of RENOCAHI Page Ninety-seven f HOW' ciwlearfd ere oung .xgnvl gag v CLHSS HISTGRY The 1953 Theatrical Agency would like to present four one-act plays with the hope that friends will look back on them with fond memories. The lights grow dim, the audiences become silent, the curtain rises on our first play directed by bliss Lorene Cralle. The setting upon the stage is the Reidsville High School. Here upon this same stage the students of the graduating class of '53 begin to play their assigned roles in Knowledge Come but VVisdom Lingersf' The leading role is played by Larry McDowell, the presi- dent of the Freshman Class, with other principal roles being assigned to LaVerne Benfield, vice-president: Bobby VVilkerson, secretary, VVayne Handy, treasurerg and Billy McKinney, cheerleader. The characters gain confidence in themselves as the curtain comes down on the first play. After a short intermission, the curtain rises on the second play directed by lyliss Annie B. Anthony and performed by the same cast, with the exception of a few. The leading roles have been assigned to different but capable members of the class. The role of presi- dent being assigned to Wayne Handy, vice-president to Don Comer, secretary to Ann VVest, and treasurer to Piuth VVillis. Two cheerleaders, Billy McKinney and Marlene Saunders, come from the class. Parts as foot- ball players are given to Boyd Hooper, Bobby Drum, and Bobby Vvilkerson. The girls' basketball team flourished with players Dot Lee, Shirley Cox, Linda Parker, and Peggy Hall. VV'e review this play with memories of many hours of labor and many worlds of joy and good times. The third play, under the direction of Miss Mary Susan Robertson, opens with joyous shouts from happy luniors returning to school after a short summer. The noise ceases as Buddy Wells, chief marshal, enters fol- lowed by other marshals Eddie Rascoe, Bob Young, VVilliam Trent, ,loan Grolf, Ruth Craddock, Betty Wray Lester, and Ralph Massey. Class officers enter led by Billy loc Mofhtt, presidentg B. A. Cox, vice-presidentg Don Comer, secretaryg Eddie Rascoe, treasurer. The play continues as the football team consisting of Leon Mullis, Edwin Gunn, Bobby Wilkerson, Boyd Hooper, Bobby Drum, Kent Lively, Don Comer, Larry Mc- Dowell, Dickie VVare, Buddy Vlfells, and William Trent pass before us. The football team went to the state finals cheered on by cheerleaders Billy McKinney, Mar- lene Saunders, and Shirley Apple. The girls' basketball team includes Dot Lee, 'lane Palmer, Linda Parker, Peggy Hall, and Shirley Cox. The boys' basketball team is sparked by Bobby lvilkerson, Don Comer, and Donnie McDonald, On the baseball team are Jimmy Boss. Pat Brady, Vvayne Isley, Bobby Wilkerstwn, and Don Comer. The climax of this play is the Junior- Senior Banquet which is held in the new gymnasium and cafeteria. As the last character fades out of sight, I Page Ninety-eight the curtain descends on a happy group of soon-to-be- seniors. As they come together for the presentation of this final play of the series of high school dramas, they meet as members of a cast who depend upon each other for their cues and who believe in team work. They are working as a team under the supervision of Miss Annie VVootton and led by their Student Council President, Ralph Massey, and their class president, Bobby Wilker- song ably assisted by vice-president, Wilma Saundersg secretary, Larry lVlcDowellg and treasurer, William Trent. The football team has a very successful season, winning eight, losing two, and tying two. Bobby Drum, Edwin Gunn, Otis Cobb, William Trent, Larry Mc- Dowell, Boyd Hooper, Don Comer, Bobby Wilkerson, Dickey VVare. and lack VVare are the seniors on the team. Bobby Wilkerson, Don Comer, and Otis Cobb are the team captains. Shirley Apple, Marlene Saun- ders, and Linda Parker, who are cheerleaders, are led by chief cheerleader Billy Mcliinney. The boys' bas- ketball team is led by Donnie McDonald, Bobby Wil- kerson, and Don Corner. On the girls' basketball team are Shirley Cox, Linda Parker, Peggy Hall, Dot Lee, and lane Palmer. The baseball team includes limrny Boss, Don Comer, Bobby Wilkerson, Wayne Isley, and Evan Schooliield. Now upon the stage one hun- dred gi1'lS and thirty-five escorts which make up the an- nual Beauty Pageant appear. Next is the Junior-Senior Banquet and then comes the most important day of all, Commencement. ' The cast of characters, in these dramas just reviewed, stands out in sharp contrast to ,each other. There are individuals whose strong personalities have made for themselves and for the class places which will be hard to fill, Such are the scholarship students, the athletic stars, and the social leaders. There are groups of people who, possessing the same characteristics, have made for their class a name. Such are the talkative ones, the giggling ones, and the noisy ones. As these characters have played their parts, there have been some heroes-and a few villains. They leave it with their audience, who has always been kind and generous in its verdict, to separate the sheep from the goats. It is true that some times these members have been sent to the office for forgetting their lines or being late to rehearsal, or missing their cue, but then there are other occasions when Mr. Anderson has smiled upon them and declared that they have been the most agreeable cast he has ever had, and that they have produced fewer failures in their performances than any previous group. They hope that with greater effort they will make greater drama in the future, and that their fame will be linked with that of their com- pany, The Class of '53. ELINDA PARKER AND DON COMER Historians l -ak. 2 6iSiJmefAing gap' ijyze gr A 27 N Z' X 5 RLL1 RBOHRD ' Vi 5 ' f 5 Q 'EMM-CASWELL NS PQN ty cgllmfefy j0 011004 77. BEHUTY PHGEHDT Clnsetl SHIRLEY SOMERS is being crowned Miss Reiclsville High of 1953 by Ralph Massey, President of Student Qrganization. EK. jg 1 Runners-up with escorts Cleft to riglztlz Robert Hunt, Virginia Collins, Shirley Somers CQueenD, Lawrence Strange, JoAnn Turner, Bobby Drum. Page One H1llZl11'EL'l I l ac omefhing jo olive orv CLRSS PR As the moon slides from behind its coat of clouds, it shines upon three witches dancing and chanting around a large, dark, evil-looking cauldron. The night is dark, cold, and weird. Sisters: Hel Hel Cauldron, cauldron, big and black, contents strong, bring to us the ghost of prophecy. Hel Hel First VVitch: To make the contents Stronger, I must add: the tongue of frog, feet of dog, liver of calf, heart of goat, neck of snake, and stomach of crow. Second Vlfitch: Quiet, sisters, The ghostuis awaken- ing. Speak, Great One of the dark Land of Prophecy. Ghost: Sisters three, weird and evil. VVhy have you disturbed my sleep? Speak. Third Vlfitchz Oh, great ghost of prophecy, please tell us what the futurc holds for the class of '53. Ghost: As I look into the contents of the evil cauld- rcn, I see Bobby Vllilkerson and Reid Mobley who will build a fine new dental clinic. Chemists Larry Mc- Dowell and VVilliam Trent shall be famous for their search for new elements. Tommy Bello will be a dis- rinquished surgeon in a new hospital, built by Drs. Bob Young, Eddie Rascoe, and Robert Hunt. Lawrence Strange shall become a pharmacist. A number of the Alumnae shall become nurses. Among them are LaVerne Benfield, loan Groff, Ann VVest, Gloria Woodall, Peggy Cammon, lane Bradner, Peggy Hall. Lois Underwood, and Marie Pergerson shall serve in Uncle Sarn's Nurses Corps, lane Palmer will do well in the polio hospitals 1-f North and South Carolina. Marlene Saunders shall be a medical secretary. Sisters: The contents grow weak. Quickly, add hair from a spider's back. Shhh. Ghost: Reidsyille shall increase her school system. Serving the children of the community shall be Dorothea Lee, teacher of Physical Education: Chester Pegram, Calvin London, and Paul Fitzgerald, teachers of In- dustrial Artsg Vvynona Carter, teacher of English: and jack Angel, teacher of Math. XV.F.R.C. is destined to increase its output with Robert McDonald, famous sports announcer, broadcasting all of R.H.S.'s football and basketball games. Reidsville's football coach shall be the star backfielder, Boyd Hooper. Kent Lively shall win Mr. America and many other titles. An airfield shall be constructed by Grogan and Moores Construction Co., owned by Jimmy Grogan and Jimmy Moore. Keith Vllatlington will be selected to head the staff of pilots, which will include Leon Mullis and Bennie Nelson. Leonard Strickland, head of a pipe line company in Richmond, will lay the pipes that will supply the held with fuel. Bobby Drum will be the leading civil engineer in the South. David Vllalker. a well-known mechanical engineer, shall employ Emma Sue Neal, Shirley Apple, Betty lo VVall, and Ruth Craddock as secretaries. Lawrence Hester will also be an engineer. First Sister: The spell becomes weak again. Throw in the brain of frog. Quiet. Page One Hundred Tivo OPHECY Ghost: Ruth Willis shall get a iob as stenographer in a large company. The other secretaries, loAnne Gwynn, loan Cooke, Nancy Talley, Lucille Burroughs, Eunice Basham, Linda Parker, Shirley Somers, and Barbara Brown shall be very successful. Reidsville shall have many prominent socialites. They shall be Cary Lu Miller, Sarah Smothers, Mary lim Hendrix, Dona Mooreheld, and Wilma Saunders. Many of the girls in the class of '53 will be very happy in marriage, Geraldine Stone, Betty lVlcClintock. Lois Talley, Shirley Cox, Bobbie lean Eatmon, Rebecca Cann, luaneta Garner, Pauline McCollum, Ann C. McKinney, Dorothea Trent, Io Ann Turner, Alma Tuttle, and VVallace Ann Vvaynick. R. A. Cox shall succeed in establishing missions in many European countries. Billy Ioe Moffett is destined to become a professor of Theology at Duke. Ralph Massey shall have a large dairy iust outside Reidsville, where he will raise prize jerseys. Vllayne I-Iandy's Tourist Courts will be famous throughout Florida. Sara lean Trent yvill build a chain of department stores through the South. She shall em- ploy Inez Troxler and Barbara Moore as accountants. Third Sister: Quickly, add the vulture's tongue. Ghost: Betty VVray Lester shall become one of the best lawyers in the South. Lois Gates shall be a very well-known model in New York. Norma lean Alyerson also will do good writing for a well-known paper Norma Iean Smith shall become a teacher in New York. Donald jefferson and his symphony orchestra shall tour the whole country. Dickie Ware shall be the manager of Bell Telephone Company. Pat Brady is destined to win the National Open Golf Tournament and many other golf championships. jack Ware, Don Cromer, jerry Turpin, Buddy Wells, Carlton Brown, Donald Brown, David Candler, Otis Cobb, Edwin Daniels, Morris Dye, Edyyin Gunn, Wyane Isley, Billy McKinney, John McKinney, Kenneth Paschal, Iimmie Ross. Evan Schoolfield, Bennie Strickland, Elton Trent, and Harold Zimmerman will be very prominent busi- nessmen. Beatrice Paschal shall have the pleasure of dressing the hair of the President's wife and many other famous women. She shall become one of the nation's leading beauticians. Paul Lamberth shall have his own electrical appli- ance factory. Vllillard Robertson, Donald Ross, james Billingsley, and Cozart Ellington are men of high position in the Armed Forces. Sisters: The ghost is quiet .... Oh, thank you, Great Spirit. Let us make use of this priceless informa- tion. So goes the future of the class of 1953. All is quiet in the forest of the witches. The world may once again rest in peace. The three weird sisters have returned to the world of horror. JANE PALM Ea, Prophetess N W .Sze L .yn l eCLI'Yl,5 7, STHTISTICS I shall never forget the dream that I had at the beginning of my senior year. It was very fantastic as most dreams are. The entire Senior Class of Rt-idsville High School it as going to New York City to attend the opening of the new play, Two Feet in the Aisle. One hundred ten of us went in a blue Ford, blue being our favorite color and Ford our favorite car. On the way, we studied either English or algebra and munched Hershey bars. Belore we left we had bought Life, Seventeen, and The Saturday Evening Post. VVe stopped at every short order place that even resembled Short Sugars to order either steaks or hotdogs. As soon as we arrived in New York we went to the hotel and since it was between 10:30 and 11:00 p,m., which is our regular bedtime, we retired. The next morning we arose sometime between the hours of 6:30 and 7:30 a.m., as we do at home. VVhile we ate breakfast, we read either the sports section or the funnies from the morning paper. After breakfast we visited Radio City to see Patti ' Te: 1-ncaa. ' I Page do her radio show. As a special favor to us, she sang our favorite song, You Belong to Me. That night as we dressed for the show we were careful to wear clothes to flatter our coloring. That might be best explained by saying that 6502 of the class are brownette, l6f? are brunette, 14W blond, 496. red, and ICQ, peroxide, not to mention the touches of peroxide: 4070 have blue eyes, 359i brown, 1Of7n hazel, 99? green, and 69? gray. Even though it was late Saturday night when we got home from the play, we all went to church on Sunday. Vile found that 4292 were Baptist, 31170 Methodist, llfff Christian. 80 Presbyterian, and BW other denominations. It was a wonderful weekend and we enjoyed it even if we were a bit sleepy Monday morning. It was a fantastic dream as one can see once it is told. Ir was a Monday morning dream since everyone looked so sleepy. All the seniors wish there were a chance of dreams courting true, especially this one. Sana jeAN TTRENT, Statistician , ., . i I .I'??,..,X ' I ,, 'f-Q alrf. V Ti l me fy 'VV1 :Kdyi g :Xl V ,,,. 'f- av-- Q, s e fs! fig J V ,f I Qhis Glertifivs that v atm .Unhuut Cgrcturr f0iI7fJf' GLJAKIQ A ffl!!! 61 tplnmzt .gy K Ml'l'w'7'f' X ,id HONOR GRADUATES Bob Young CleftH and Buddy Wlells tied for top honors in the l953 graduating class. They were the main speakers for Commencement. Page One Hundred Three cjnyfling an alaloen v As far as we know, the tardy bells will always ring, the teachers will never give a tCSt on Monday, and that old hound dog will always hang around the back door. VVe'll never know why we never had a Fire drill during a test or why we kept that book overdue for two months. But there's one thing for sure we at R.H.S. know, and that is ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN . . . if Billy Joe is on time. ' William stops saying HVV'LlZ.H Mary Jim doesn't ask a question. Pat learns when hunting season opens. Dottie doesn't quiver on the top notes. Boyd gets his own homework. Lawrence doesn't have a date. lane stops laughing at anything and everything. Peggy loses that accent. Bob wins an election. VVayne keeps quiet. Em.ma Sue drives on the right side of the road. Don were on the other team. R. A. stops saying yas'm. Tommy can't explain his works of art. Peggy Jo knew a good joke. Cary Lu forgot how to Reid Billy loses his voice. Sarah wasn't such a livewire. vr Dona Lou changes her mind. Lucille forgets her French-man, that is. joan lets her catty locks grow. Ruth isn't white-headed after editing this annual. Shirley writes any smaller. Lois can't get W.C.K.Y. Ioan loses interest in Wake Forest. Betty Wray fails to teach her friends sociology. Linda loses some of that vivacity. VVilma ceases to be friendly. Dot can't think of a wisecrack. Sara Jean loses her knack for running out of gas Betty Io loses that Corridor pass. Ruth sells her taxi.', Kent ever loses his dry wit. Buddy comes to class unprepared. Eunice loses her interest in F.F.A. Larry has no snappy comeback. john loses his love for the opposite sex. Dickie loses his cute smile. ,lack loses his friendliness. lane loses her interest in South Carolina. Bobby were only a two-letter man. Iimmy's pitching arm holds out. I. P. gains about 200 pounds. jimmy forgets to put the film in the camera. Eddie makes a mistake in typing this. Signed in blood and sealed with trouble. BETTY jo WALL AND Dor Tiuzrrr -9 P illiilt 'lf 5 ' Page One Hundred Four ,..f- Wil rfllhtl 'A rw 'S 5- A ' ff 0 1 , . .lv 4-4 5 5- J V KX. 'i av -.,.. fix 'Zf'.1 l . '3 'fazf Lgffi yur Nm 6 1 X -M 5 if X 7 Q. .Y A G. ,A I1 :A.,.,,,e,Q 17,2 I L , ,NA f , . V ga., , A t I ge 1 'I ,fy I ' 5 1 7 -:Ss Q , A I ,, 1 1 , .eq-9, 1 H 3 JJ 1 ueryflcing .cwey J aura LRST lllILL HRD TESTRFUEFIT Slate of North Carolina Countv of Rockingham C'itv of Reidsville 'lhis being our lust vuar at R.ll.S., we realize our love for this school and for those of will who have made these vears a realitv to us. So, being of sound mind and lioclv, we herebv bequeath and devise :ill our vices and virtues that are so much a part of us to the following beneficiaries: Aiirrtrrig l Sec. 1. To Mr. Lipscomb, Mr. Anderson, and members of the faculty, we leave our deepest appreciation for their patience, helpfulness, and understanding. Sec. 2. VV: dedicate our unnuul to Miss Conlev, and also extend our sincerest tliankfulness to her for making the pub! lication of this llrwotuxm it success. Sec. 3. Upon the Class of '54 ive bestow our life as seniors-the happiness. fun. work. and responsibilities. .-Xnrirn Ll To the students of R.ll.S. we leave the following: Sec. 1. Elton Trent wills his abilitv to skip school one dai' out of 14 years, and get caught doing it, to Plum Alston. Sec. 2. Llpen Bobbi' Cooke, lVillartl Ptumley. and Marshall Bondurant, Dun Comer, Otis Cobb, Dickey Vl'are, and 1.1-irrv McDowell bestow their football abilities. ' Sec. 3. Cozart Ellington leaves his lore for books to Miss llohsonl beef-1. To Calvin Poole, llurldv Vl'f:1ls and Vllillium Trent leave their barbells. Sec. 5. Their love for women and dancing, Jerrv Turpin and llillv Nlcliinnev leave to Dean Craddock. Sec. 6. Bolibv Xlalkcison and lohn McKinney leave their love for Leaksville and Draper to Johnnv Craddock. Sec. 7. To anvonc stubborn enough to refuse it, XAYZIYIIC Handv and Emma Sue Neal leave their independence. Sec. R. Jack VVare and Jean Alverson bequeath their abilitv to he friendly' to Dot Pegram and llulel Moore. Sec. 9. Their ahilitv to handle the opposite sex, Sarah Smoxhers, David VVulkcr, and Keith XVatlington confer upon jackie Chanev and Philip Everctte. Sec. 10. Robert llunt and Jimmie Moore leave their seat at Frank Neal's to Bobhv Butler and George Collins. Sec. ll. Donald llinson and Reid Moblev leave their 3rd corner and clarinet to :nnvone who can stand the noise. Sec. 12. Upon anv poor sucker uruzv enough to take it. liilclie Rascoe confers his love for Latin. Sec. 13. llis abilitv to lose elections, Bob Young leaves to anvone crazy enough to run. Sec. 14. The phisiquc of Kent Livelv is bestowed upon john Henry' Knowles. Sec. 15. llis wad of chewing gum under his desk in Miss l'on1ev's room, Paul Fitzgerald leaves to Marshall Crawlev. Sec. 16. Leon Mullis bequeaths his riclc on Mr. Hobbs' tricvcle to Stove Somers. Sec. 17. Donnie iXlcDonald's seat in Miss l7razier's studv hull is bestowed upon Jerri' Garrett. Sec. 18. To the teachers of R.ll.S., james P. Billingslev leaves his appreciation. Sec. 19. Their love for plaving baseball, Jimmie Ross, lV.ivne Islev, anfl Evan Schoolheld leave to Raeford Roberts an'l llollis Robertson. ISec. 20. To Joe Gann, Bennie Strickland leaves his parking ace. P Sec. 21. NN'ilma Ann Saunders leaves her love for North End to Bobo Jones. Sec. 22. Bettv In Vl'all and Bohbv Drum having abso- lutelv nothing to leave, take what little there is with them. Sec. 25. Her love for French, Lois Cates leaves to anyone who likes it as well as she clocs. Sec, 24. To Serena Hendrix, Jane Palmer leaves her love For South Carolina. Sec. 25. Ann Vl'est. Inez Troxler, and Gloria VVoodall leave their love for Cleo Club to Shirlev VVilliams. Sec. 26. To anv girl who can live through it, JoAnn Turf ner wills her seat in nhvsics class. Sec. 27. Eunice Bashnin confers her love for that certain lmov in F.l7..'X. to Yvonne Bavnes. SCC. 28. llis natty pants and job at lXlanns', Lawrence Strrnge bestows upon Clark Holt. Sec. 29. To Harold VVrav. Dot Trent leaves that everburn- inf' torch. Sec. 30. Sara Trent leaves her love for blond haired boys to rnv girl whose mother likes them. Sec. 31. The tvping ahilitv of Pauline McCollum and Juanita Garner is left to Louise McCollum. Seri. 32. Their love for Vllentworth Hirlh. Geraldine Stone and Lois Tally bestow upon Betty Drew DeLancCy and Mary Ann Dudlev. Sec. 33. The handwriting of Betty Vl'rav Lester and Billy joe Moffett is left to Mr. Knight. Page One Huwzclred Six Sec. 34. Her lunch hour with that someone special, Dona Lou Moorelield confers upon anvone who would like it. Sec. 35. The peroxided hair of Marie Ferguson is left to znvtnc with a desire to peroxide theirs, Sec. 36. Her love for 'Wake Forest, loan Groff confers upon Janet Williams. Sec. 37. VVa11ace Ann Hlavnick, ,limmv Grogan, and Law- rlelnce Hester bequeath their algebra hooks to anyone who needs t em, Sec. 38. His many tarcly excuses, Chester Pegram leaves to any individual who might need them. Sec. 39. Shirlev Somers, Norma Jean Smith, and Lois Underwood will their good limes on the school bus to Peggy' Jcnes and Gres' Underwood. Sec. 40. The blond hair of Bovd Hooper, Peggv Hall and Alma Tuttle is left to Donald Coker and Ioan Davis. t Sec. 41. VVvnona Carter leaves her wonderful sociologv teacher to all those luckv rising seniors. Sec. 42. Her love for talking, Peggy Gammon confers up-in jean Cobb. Sec. 43. Upon VValter Scott and Dot Pegram, Jack VVare and Norma lean Alvezson bequeath their ability to be friendlv. Gee. -H. To Patricia Hooper, Lucille Burroughs leaves 0rville. Sec. 45. 1-1er,lnve for cheerleading, Marlene Saunders con- fers upon Ioan Fulp. Sec. 46. To Alton Pearson, Donald Ross and Calvin Lon- don leave their seat in English class. Sec. 47. His abilitv to paint modem art, Tommv Bello be- queaths upon anvone who wishes to gn crazv. Sec. 48.' Upon jimmv Trotter and Nickev Hester, Pat Braclv bestows his abilitv to date out-of-town girls. Sec. 49. Barbara Ann Brown and Beatrice Paschall leave their love for football games to Patsv fhrisrnon. Sec. 50. The school buses of Leonard Strickland and Ken- neth Paschall are bestowed upon Bill Ross and Dewev Somers. Sec. 51. Their love for basketball trips, Dorothea Lee and Shirlcv Cox leave to Virginia Collins. Sec. 52. Carlton 1-lronn leaves his football managing to Dru fklsturi. Sec. 53. Their love for music, Donald jefferson and David Lknzllcr bestow upon ,lerrv Huskev and Gerald Powell. Sec. 54. To Kenncih Mcliinriev, Vlfillard Robertson leaves his snciologv book. Sec. 55. Edwin Daniels and Barbara Moore bequeath their quietness to unvone who gan kecp their mouth shut. Sec. 56. lflis red hair, Morris Dye bestows upon some black haired iunior. See. 57. Ralph Massev leaves his iob as head of the Stu- dent Council to some hard-working iunior. V Sec. SR. Tn any poor soul who likes them, Bennie Nelson leaves his freckles. Sec. 59. ,lack Angel's love for the Greensboro Road is left to anvone with the same desire. Sec. 60. To Patricia Moore. Rebecca Gann leaves her world historv book. Sec. 61. JoAnne Gwvnn leaves a little of her grav matter to Roberta Heifner and Roger Cobb. Sec. 62. I-lis second-vear French book, Edwin Gunn leaves to lohrmv Medley. Sec. 63. Ann Mcliinnev and Nancv Tally leave their love for shorthand to Bobbie lane lVIcKinnev. Sec. 64. Cary Lu Miller's love for going steady is .left to Ann Lea Pettigrew. - Sec. 65. To john Young, Ruth VVillis leaves the old Buick, hoping it will carrv the load through another vear. Sec. 66. Her love for the beach, Marv jim Hendrix bc- queaths upon Glenn Clark. Sec. 67, Ruth Craddock leaves liei' place at R.1'l.S. to Laverne Combs, hoping she will have as much fun lilling it as she has. Sec. 68. To Peggy Coleman, Bobbie lean Eatmon leaves her love for Bethrnv. Sec. 69. loan Cooke, Linda Parker, and Jane Bradner leave their love for R.H.S, in :invone who loves the school as thev do. Sec. 70. Donnie Brown, R. A. Cox, and Paul Lamherlh leave their snciologv books to Kellv lklinvard and VVil1iam Far- ling. Ser. 71. Shitlev Annle, Be'tv J. McClintock, and LaVernc Benfield bestow upon Doris Apple their fun at R.H.S. Anv beneliciarv attempting! to nullifv or interfere with thc provisions of this document shall be deprived of his rights and sentenced to hard labor washing the vvindmvs of the school. Signed and sealed bv: RUTH XVILLIS AND PEGGY IIALL, Tcxtatriccs Witnessed bv: BOBBY VVu.KERsoN, President uf the Senior Class - RALPH Mrxssrsv, President nf the Student Guvermuvnt Miss ANNE XVoo'r'roN, Class Adviser reefing6 anal gedf 'lflhdhed T Th Graduating Class of , Reidsville High School From Ju Chg .gfrihe Reidsville Branch we ..!4l'l'l0l iCClJ'l 3060660 PgOI-id Complzments of Lucky Glty Motors SALES SERVICE Your Ford Dealer Since 1930 526 S. Scales Dial 6441 Day 5049 One Hundred KIKER 8: YCJUNT, INC. W. B. Kiker, President General Contracting REIDSVILLE, N. C. THE FIRST NATIUNAL BANK OF REIDSVILLE NORTH CAROLINA INSURE WITH ,W M 9 W f 1,11 ' I -g-gIg::.-'-4Jg:g::g2:'- ' 22- . -,.g:::::f:gJg::gf,f5 . :.-:-:-:.g.::4:-Fyg:3:,:+g.g.5. '.-:-:f:-p5::c.g.5.3:-:A 3.5.5-:-5-g.g.g 51.4 :fE3f:E:ff'.ff35:9 5If5??f:f:':ff -1 .f:::g.5.,:,.,.,af -: , - 2:-vi--1-1-f-'f' ,sf:. ,,... , - 3 THE Man Who Knows Dial 7521 Page O11eH ci dh e TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 We Extend Best Wishes for a Successful and Happy Future I I I I QI South Boston llleaving Ilorp. 1 I -I 'I VI I DIVISION OF BURLINGTON MILLS if I REIDSVILLE PLANT I I I dred Ten X A Complete Real Estate Service C. .S7foLe6 and C0l'l'lPl1l'lg 'lr Compliments of A FRIEND 'ir Compliments of HASTINGS FURNITURE GUMPANY Where Your Dollars Have More Cents OI-Id PEP 'tit EGGLESTON BROTHERS OIL CO. ACCESSORY JOBBERS DISTRIBUTORS PURE OIL PRODUCTS Phone 4992 REIDSVILLE, N. C. To Be Well Groomed COLONIAL STORES, INC. C0 T0 TOPS IN THE FOOD PARADE CLIMAX BARBER SHOP I REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 203 Gilmer St. REIDSVILLE, N. C. MORICLE TIRE COMPANY RIVER'S FRUIT STORE GOODYEAR TIRES . 237 Scales Street 213 Settle St. Dual 7459 Reidsville, N. c. Phone 692' KEY'S SUPERETTE J. C. PENNEY CO. Fresh Meats and Groceries Reldsvlllels No' I Sfofe Quality, Service, and Price YOU Always SE-We at PEVIHGYIS Settle Street Dial 6241 or 6242 Phone 7416 CLYDE JONES SERVICE STATION RHODES FURNITURE CO. Phone 3524 Reidsville, N. C. Phone 5219 1, POWELL S GROCERY FANCY MEATS AND ckocsklzs Phone 3301 1035 South Scales BLAYLOCKS AUTO SUPPLY CO YOUR MOTOROLA DEALER ARMSTRONG TIRES 109 Scales St Reudsvllle N C Page One Hundred Twelve lllutual Building ll loan llssociation CONGRATULATIONS BWQ on Savings SENIORS ln sure dUpToSl0,000 HOME MORTGAGE LOANS Mrs. H. D. Roach, sen. a mas. South Scales St. 219 W. Morehead Phone 3415 RElDSVll-l-E, N- C- MAKE A DATE WITH AN 88 PIKE MOTOR SALES, Incl OLDSMOBILE Sales Service CADILLAC REIDSVILLE, N. C. 820 South Scales Phone 33I3 BELK-STEVENS COMPANY Relclsvullds Leodmg Deporrmemr Store Phone 7572 P-A-.. All 7 Page One Hundred Th Congratulations and Best Wishes 01' Continued Success GLOBE UNION, INC. MANN'S DRUG STORE Famous Tor Prescriptions i as Compliments of Compliments of i NORMAN AND HAYNES FITZGERALD ESSO STATION E550 SERVICE 698 South Scales Phone 3161 Phone 4l3l i xLlNK BROS. HUDSON 5' LESTER GARDNER DRUG COMPANY HARDWARE C0- W TJRESCRIP1-ION SPECIALISTS WALLPAPER AND DEVOE PAINTS i WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Owned by REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE W W. A. Washburn ZH Gilmer SL Dial 3344 WAYNICK fr WAGONER MAC'S BEAUTY SHOP ELECTRIC Er RADIO CO. Mrs. Chaltie McDonald p ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 9,8 S. Scam st' Dial 4274 i 222 Gilmer St. Dial 4363 Reiclsville, N. C. Page One Hundred Fourteen Electric Service LIGHT HEAT POWER REFRIGERATION It 5 One Essenfol Thor Doeswt Rise in Price Servmg the Pxedmont Corolmos UNITED DEPARTMENT STCDRE 4 The Friendly Store ' of Values Page One H HUSIIII IIIIIIIIII SIIIIIIIII, Inc. FOR THE BEST IN LISTENING PLEASURE KEEP TUNED TO For FM-WREV-AM ROCKINGHAM COUNTY 102.1 1220 Phone 5537 United Press News Service ' 33I South Scales Street KING MOTOR COMPANY 614 S. Scales St. Dial 5958 Reidsville, N. C. Studebaker Dealer REIDSVILLE GROCERY CO., INC. Wholesale Grocers Clothing-Household Furnishings-Furniture ECONOMY DEPARTMENT STORE 222 S. Market St. Phone 4209 A. B. HOOPER PLUMBING AND HEATING Reidsville, N. C. With Best Wishes From Reidsville Furniture Company Where Most Folks Buy Meet Your Friends ot THE STYLE CENTER EVERYTHING FOR THE MODERN MISS Compliments of A. A. WALKER Plumbing and Heating Phone 5634 BEST WISI-IES HARVIEL SHOE STORE 2I3 S. Scales Street Page One Hundred Sixteen . WA- ,,,. 1... .,,,,,.,.., ti lT'S BEEN A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU! Always Remember Us FOR VALUE-FOR QUALITY'-FOR STYLE INCORPORATED onuvluss les? svonr C if LZRZILZIN K .x.,, ,,..,.,. SINCERE sERvncE slNcE 1886 Page O Ready Mixed Concrete Trucks for Hire G. B. GREENE Sand ana' Stone for Sale Day Phone S235 Res. Pl'l0ne 4436 P. O. Box 'll77 1 Congratulation, Seniors, on Your Graduation! We wish for you much success in life and hope that you will find happiness in our land of glorious opportunities. Reidsville Chamber of Commerce Speaking and Acting for the Common Good Page 'One Hundred Eighteen IBANIK OIF RIEIII SVIIILILIE North Carolina's Oldest State Bank REIDSVILLE NORTH CAROLINA WEST END SELF-SERVICE Designed For Your Shopping Pleasure A Complete One Stop Food Store 817 Lindsey Street Grade A Pasteurized M ilk-I ce Cream PINE i-IILL DAIRY Phone 3329 REIDSVILLE, N. C Page One Hundred N 1 ,,,,..,.-K..-U.-........6t,,,,,,,uuuu 'k Go touMov eTheat eTODAY' 'k W3 MOWEWME nc - ' I . . R -' I f . Entertaining You, That's Our Businessi ROCKINGHAM THEATRE When You Think of S H O E S Go To STRADER'S SHOE STORE H. CARLTON CRADDOCK HEATING AND PLUMBING Phone 7485 Reidsville, N. C. RED PIG BARBECUE PLATE LUNCHES-SANDWICHES Reidsville, N. C. STONE HARDWARE 227 S. W. Market Street Phone 35l3 H Er H, CLOTHING COMPANY Fine Ready-to-Wear Clothing Home of Friendly Credit Dial 5029 CARDINAL CLEANERS The l-louse of Quality Compliments of Daily Maid Bakery FINE PASTRIES-CAKES . BREADS Phone 6325 196 N. w. Marker si. Dial 6661 We Deliver f GROFF BROS. POULTRY BURTON LINES, INC Dressed Daily Fryers and Hens t Corner Main and Sprinkle Sts. Page One Hundred Twenty SERVICE BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned lt Pay to Look Well 238 Scales St. Tel. 6240 520 West Morehead St. Tel. 5318 J. H. SMITH fr SON Reidsville, N. C. Awnings-Venetian Blinds-Auto Glass Compliments of ROSE'S 5c-l0c-25c STORE IDEAL FOOD STORES Fresh Meats and Fancy Groceries We Deliver Phone 333l ' Newnam's Super Market Complete Food Store Phones 7061 and 7062 HOPKINS and MOORE SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 4308 FOSTER TIRE CO. Recapping Tires and Battery Service Telephone 7334 Distributors-Kelly Tires, Willard Batteries Compliments of DIANA SHOPS Ladies' and ChiIdren's Ready-to-Wear REIDSVILLE APPLIANCE COMPANY Sales - HOTPOINT - Service Dial 3954 ISI9 S. Scales Street REIDSVILLE HARDWARE CO. Phone 4232 Headquarters for Paints LElNWAND'S Style ond Quality Without Extrovogonce Phone 431 I CAROLINA APOTHECARY Phone 7089 LANE'S SHOE STORE Distinctive Footwear for Ladies and Children Dial 3018 IIS South Main Street HOLDERBY RADIO SHOP RADIO - TELEVISION - PIANOS Sales and Service Watches and Watch Repairing SANDS FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture-Floor Coverings Washing Machines-Stoves-Ranges-Radios 323 S. Scales St. Phono 562I Page One Hundred Twenty-one SMOTHER'S WAREHOUSE Tom Smofhers THE MONEY BOX J. M. Smotlwers ' Reidsville, N. C. Garland Smothers J P N Come To HOOPER and MOORE Clothes for Men Complete Line of Sports Clothes, Suits, Furnishings For Students and Young Men and Shoes UUBLI COLA 'wmv Phone 5481 BIG BILL BOTTLING l C i ll u n P ge One Hundred Twenty-tuo l. Il. SllUllIllIlS 11110121111 405 Barnes Street Phone 7353 GENERAL MERCHANDISE Compliments of McKINNEY'S GRUGERY GROCERIES AND MEATS H1002 5624 FRESH COUNTRY EGGS AND HAMS IDEAL CLEANERS B. R. TATE Distilled Dry Cleaning Deluxe Shirt Service Cash and Carry or Delivery 184 N Scales St Dealer in H y and Fancy Groceries--Fresh M t S3 Montgomery St. Phone 4391 Relds alle N C A ter the game. .. Re resh with Coca-Cola. ,VABTN 067- e. od' REIDSVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY WILKERSCN FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 4341 Page One Hundred Twenty-three TO EAT AT.. MILLER'St Grill - Restaurant Ai r-Conditioned You Will Enjoy The Best Food In Town l20 S. Scales St. Dial 7436 FOR CANDY, CHEWING GUM, PAPER AND PENCILS Always Buy You rs At The Students' Supply Store For Homes Beyond the Mains Use HiiT'1e'mf0 'ed Gas Students! Meet Your Friends or Cooking-Water Heating Refrigeration North Carolina Gas Corporation REIDSVILLE, N. C. Tat... SWEET SHOP DR. W. T. FERNEYHOUGH EYE-EAR-NOSE-THROAT KING AND LEE Esso sTATioN Professional Building Agents lo' STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Dial 4126 Phones 3377-9189 Reidsville, N. C Dixon Shoe Shop CEDAR CREST Try, AND Yukorfs Best Flour DIAMOND BRAND woaic siioes R. M. GILLIE For Men ond Boys HOME FURNITURE CO. PAT BRADY DIL G 0 We Furnish The Home Complete AMOCO mai 4378 112 s. Scales si. GCS and Ol' RElD5Vll-l-E, N. C. Harrison EJ Scales Reecl-Crews Printing Company PRINTING: BOOKLETS-OFF I CE FORMS--C I RCULARS STATIONERY-SALES BOOKS ENGRAVINC: OFFICE STATIONERY-WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS INFORMAL CARDS 221 Settle Street Phone 7410 Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL from A The Reidsville Review Make it a date! Read the Review Regularly! IZHIIIIIIS lllllllllllllllll SIIIIII Your Store For Style and Economy 106 S. Scales A , , onmmon XVIIIIZIDS-Tfull Hppl-'HUGE CO. s. Scales sf. Dial 6245 MAYTAG A,NLlSsL,E::IAIR1J DEALERS REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 218 Settle Street REIDSVILLE, N. C. Dial 6912 UIIKLEY ELEIITIIIII IIUMPIINY GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES-RADIOS-TELEVISION SYLVANIA TV-RADIO HEATING-AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE LINE SPORTING GOODS Dial 6621 131 Settle Street SALES AND SERVICE RADIO STATION WFRC YOUR ABC STATION I7 Daily Hours ot Good Listening Reidsville Laundry Co., Inc. SANITARY LAUNDRY SANITONE DRY CLEANING Dial 7044 Compliments ot Burton Furniture and Appliances, Inc. Complete Household Furnishings Phone 4511 1318 South Scales Street REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA P g O e Hundred Twenty-six My 1 W as s 5 415,051 QA-poiogies to Poetess Stein. A rose may ine endlessly a rosep a join is more than just a join. A join is a living. So when you 10012 for a join, you want security, gooci pay, assurance of raises and opportunity to advance. Why not come in anti tailz with us about a. position at the Telephone Company? THE TELEPHONE COMPANY IS A GOOD PLACE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA S. x sf WD X N .-1-xl! TO WORK Page One Hundred Twenty-seven lyou're going to write on this anywoyp so we'll leave it ollblonkl and come to WILLIAMS fr COMPANY for smart clothes BIG APPLE SELF-SERVICE FOGD STORES N. Scales St. S. Scales St. W. Market CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 U-WASH-IT LAUNDRY Next Wash Day Try Us Across The Street From The Bus Station Phone 6437 One Hundred Twenty-eight THE LAURIE SHOP Women's Apparel 121 S. Scales St. Telephone 1773 PINK M. HOOPER lvlatnal Insurance Agent Amos Building Phone 7484 Reidsville, N. C. BRowN's 8: FARMER,S WAREHOUSE Tobacco looks better and sells higher Photographs of Quality THROCKMORTON STUDIO COTTONIS GROCERY See Us for MEATS, CROCERIES SANDWICHES FRESH DOUCHNUTS SOFT DRINKS Dial 6321 Compliments at COLE'S JEWELERS 222 Settle Street CITTY FUNERAL HOME Modern Funeral Chapel AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 1918-1919 Reidsville Camera Shop CAMERAS-CAMERA EQUIPMENT FILMS AND DEVELOPING Phone 4516 24 Hour Service Page One Hundred Twenty-nine COUCH'S MEN'S SHOP Styles of Today with a Touch of Tomorrow if Phone 4437 REIDSVILLE, N. C. Complimenfs of JOHNSON BROTHERS, INC. BELVEDERE h HOTEL Coffee Shop Free Parking REIDSVILLE, N. C. fired Th N1 A C E ' S Jewelry-Gifts Certified Gemologist Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Buy Diamonds l-lere with Confidence B A I1 ll E T ' S ReidsvilIe's Largest Credit Jewelers 113 Scales St. Phone 4941 REIDSVILLE, N. C. CLOUD PONTIAC Your Pontiac C1 C-.M.C. Dealer 810 South Scales St. REIDSVILLE, N. C. Phone 3326 J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Sc, 100, 250 Store JEWEL BOX Castleton-Spode-Syracuse China Towle-International Sterling Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry New Laundry 81 Dry Cleaners, Inc. ill AW CLEANS Au. flu---f. 'N' svsluf 618 S. Scales St. Phone 4381 GRAHAM'S, INC. SMART SCHOOL CLOTHES Telephone 3570 :Elway jJ6ll'lCy v i ff' ,us Seated: Wynona Carter, Mary jim Hendrix, Buddv Wells, William Trent, Wayne Handy. Standing: Shirley Cox, Ruth Craddock, Jimmy Grogan, Pat Brady, Eddie Rascoe. STAFF NOTE We, the staff, have presented this year's RENOCAHI, showing life at Reidsville High School as dramatically as we have seen it portrayed. We sincerely hope that in the future, as you look at this annual, it will help you to recall the part that you have played. The staff wishes to acknowledge the following persons for their help in producing the 1953 RENOCAHI: Miss Anne VVootton. for editorial advice, and Emma Sue Neal, for invaluable assistance with typing. Page One Hundred Thirty-two r In 5 G H, 'IN i- . s .5 . x. 1 5, . M8 '- N ,f g,:',ur - - A '- w -. ' f. iH+l0 f at 2 fl . .f fl . . Pa 4 T .' ' h fi - Q. Q -uqf - 1' u ' x. x ' fs , Q -I is N -fig,-. V ' 1 A-.hs .., .. li' 'Ui 1 I Q, . s ' 7,4 Wi F-, 9 95 ,o J I .'6' M I l- J q .' 1 .x, F, f I .1 , 5, 'Au' - ' -' 4 , l ' 3 ' 'I .A ,, ' 12. 1 ' 9 ! U 1 0 Ja xg I I? . Nt 41-.-l'f,l1' , I I' JE wx. . - .. .ff A :- -img 5 1' 1 'yf 9ff - 1' .W , , . ' ', ' . . .I 4 n 6 : , . -.I g - V. . . . , ' - g-4.: . ' .1 vm . Q . -' . . T1 I In .il A k I ,..,- 'ny' 5